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ORJ\NGt: COUNTY
Oil compromise 'suspicious'.
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Drilling foes claim oil ftrffisrate highly
tracts located off Laguna's Main Beach
By LISA MAHONEY
Of -OellJ,......,.
Offshore 011 dnlhna foes in Orange
County arc not celebrating U.S
Jntenor Secretary Donald P Hodel's
Coaat
Costa Mesa planners turn
down a request to use a
church parking lot for
Pacific Amphitheater
patrons./ AB
Califomla
Two sisters, missing
seven years, return to
Santa Monica thanks to a
TV report on missing
children./ AS
Boating
The 5.5-meter world
championships wlll be
held In Newport next
month./A9
Sparta
J Ocean View Hlgh's
basketball team can't go
to the CIF 5-A playoffs
next spring, even If It wins
the league cham-
pionship. They're on
probatlon./81
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announcement Wednesday that he 1s
receptive to changing the locauons of
150 tracts proposed for exploration
off the California coast.
Hodel's w1lhngness to sh1f\ tracts
Big surf
keeps
guards
on toes
Thundering waves
hit coast just in time
for OP surfing contest
By SUSAN BOWLEIT
Of .... Dally ..........
Large waves pounding the Orange
Coast's shores have at1ra<:1ed \Cores
of spectators JUSt in time for the
Ocean Pacific Professional Surfing
Championship, but lifeguard~ arc
warning 1nexpencnced swimmers 10
stay on the sand after hundreds were
rescued Wednesday.
The peak of the swell s came
Wednesday, send1nge1ght-foo t waves
crashing onto the beachs at Newport,
Huntington and Laguna The big surf
1s the aftermath of humcane Olaf off
the coast of Mexico
"It's (the surf) a httk smaller th an
}'C!iterday. but they·re sull about four
10 six feet." said Newport Beach
Lifeguard spokesman Enc Bauer
Bauer said that although lifeguards
~ere informing people to stay out of
the dangerous surf. "you can always
try. but a ~ood ponion of them never
listen." ,
Spokes111a11 Bud Belshe ..aid life-
guards on Newport beaches made 233
rescues Wednesday resulting in only a
few minor inJune'i
"1 rescued some kids who were s1;1t,
~ven and e1g)u-years-old. They had
no busrness being in the water but
1he1r parents JUSt let them," Bauer
sa id He added that red warning flags
will fl y above Newpon lifeguard
towers toda) to warn swimmers oft he
dangerous conditions.
Meanwhile. surfing enthu siasts hit
the beach at Huntington to watch the
opening day of the OP Professional
Surfing Championships.
could benefit1he county if he were to
remove the SIX SllCS rrOJ?Osed Off the
Orange Coast, loca 011 opponcois
say.
But. because Hodel has
cmphastZCd that the tracks may be the
wrong ones from a resource stand-
point. county officials opposed to
offshore dnlhng are SUSPICIOUS. They
said they will ha ve to keep their guard
up 10 ma.ke sure more sifts off lbe
Oranae Coast are not designated for
dnllina. Several such sites ofT the
Oranac Coast have a h1Jh ~ling for
potential 011 development.
"There are tracts n&ht at the thrcc-
mile hnc (stale/federal boundary)
down the coast of OnnF. County
which arc rated very hagh. ' said Bob
A.ltnough the b leachers set up. near
the pier were not even half full
(Pleaae aee SURF'S/ A2)
~ ..... ,.... • .,....,_Upln
Body-•urfer preparea to go •over-the-fall•' at the Wectce.
Cops kept quiet
about discovery
of suspect's car
By STEVE MA)lBLE
Of .... Doll• l'llcM •to,,
The di scovery of an oran$c Toyota station wagon believed used by the Night
Stalker in the Sunday shooting of a Mission V •CJO man was kept secret for more
than 24 hours this week while Lps Angeles pqlice watched the car in hopes the
mass killer would return.
Pohce finally acknowledged they
had fou nd t~c car early Wednesday
when 11 wa s fransponed on a flatbed
truck 1oan impound lot at the Orange
County Shcnff's station in Santa Ana.
Shenff's cnm1nahsts, using a laser
and chemicals. searched the car
Wednesday for lingerpnnts, hairs,
fibers or other telltale sign <; that could
lead 10 the 1dcn111y of the Night
Stalker.
Lt. Dick Olson s:ud a search of the
car's intenor would continue toda}'
He would not say what in ve,t1gators
fou nd 1 ns1de the car.
Task force probes
murder in Orange
Police in Orange contacted the
Orange County Sheriff's Department
and the Night Stalker Task Force 10
Los Angeles today afier a woman was
found slain early this morning.
authorities reported.
"We're not JOing to say anything
about that ri&ht now." Olson said
"But we do consider this a s11nificant
(Pleue eee CAR/ A2)
But Lt Gene Hcmandc-z said no
evidence has been turned up that
appears 10 hnk today's slaying wtlh
the Night Stalker. wh o last struck
Sunday morninf in Mission Viejo.
Hcrqandez said OranJc pohce were
(Pleue eee llURDltR/ A2)
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Coa.nty l•eettaator K.1m llarlm.on loou o•er the car
belle•ed ued by the NICht Stalker ln a Ml•lon Viejo
abootlna.
Airport pact ends 20-year battle
B ttl b t t d N rt bo -d ~mber lt8': Newport Beach a C C Ween COUn Yan ewpo UflCC unveils the Workable A1rpon Solu-
back and f Orth th IS year bef Ore flna ly ending Lion. I threc~point plan for the futuff ar<>wth of John Wayne A1rpon
When Newport Beach and Oranac
County official raised their cham·
pqne aJasses this wttk, Lhey toasted a
sctllemcnt over John Wayne Aarpon
cxpen"on that cndtd nearly 20 years of~I battle •• oday ii the day that peace
de ended on John Wayne Airport
after two dtcadC1 of contmvcny over
the airpor1's l\11urc development,"
Newport Beach Mayor Phil Maur't'r
said
WhM the airport war has waacd for
ycari. the battle mtensificd in the I t
seven monlh after the Board of
Supt'rvisors bounced back from a With the help of 1 public relauons
1981 courtroom I with 1 new ft~. the city prepares 17 minutes of
expansion plan supervisors were . shd and na.muon and takes the
confident would with tand any fulure pf'Olt&m on the road to pm Lhe challenic. suppon ofo~herciues and communi-
The battle between Oran County ty orpruufion
and Newport Beach bounced back The ptaJ\ call for a H-fliJJit hm11
and forth this year with each party on departures from the airport.. 1
p 1ninJ an upper h~nd ammtdiately 1uaran1tt that lht hmu wlll never bt
followina 1 tback neftdtd and ttc:0mmcnds a ~arm
The followma chronotoay tell the ~n for a n On nae Count> $1\e to
tory of those victon and the build a modttaic--t7ed &Jrport.
t~tCJle that haptit tht com-Ju. J' 1111: The Board of uper-
prom1~ qrecment •tucb eventually vnon ap~vo 1 olan that 1nma
ended thc airport battle OiJhts fmm 41 ton effecuve Apnl I
•• .
Plan\ fot an expanded terminal art"
approved wtlh futu~ allowanet''i for
up to 73 daily fl1&hts and I 0 2 milhon
pas~naen a }'C'lr.
An 1net'nt1ve proaram '"offered 10
a1rhnc,, aJlowina them addtoonal
01ahts 1f they use quieter a1rcraf\. '
F•. I The A1rpon Work1n1
Group. an orpn1z111on r't'prt'fnttna
vcral Nc .. pon 8c'l(h arou~ op-oosed to airport c\pam1on. vo"" to
filt a la u1t blod.1na the count)-'~
dt"C'i ion to inma fli&hl'
rbata Llchman. the aroup·, C'\•
ttutivc director. IA~ the un IW\ll bt
tiled on~ the tnv1ronmcntal docu ·
mt"nts 1tt n1ficd 1n latt" tbr:ua!)'
P-'. •· 1 he Nc-v.:port fkoach { it)
C'ouncd tluddl" with 11' auomt"y\,
Gentry. a leader ol the dnlhng
opposi11on
Because of that, 011 foe, will
continue to focus their effort on
convincing Hodel that no dnU1na
should be allowed off the Orange
Coast, wd Bill Schmber, aide to U.S.
Rep. Bob Bad.ham, R-Newport
Beach.
Some tracts rated htJhly by the oil
industry are " im~t out f'rOm Matn
Be.acb, ~uoa," be aid.
Local 011 dnllina opponents wua
to secure a promise frOm Hodd that
Oranae County dlores will~ spl.1'ed
more 011 exploration just as be bas
promised to exempt areas or North-
ern CaW'omta hke Baa Sur, Monte1'e)'
and Sao Francisco bays and Point
(Ple&M Me O ...... OU/A2J
County adopts
record budget
of $1 . 2 billion
No public comment
or fanfare precedes
vote by supervisors
By JEFF ADLER
Ol-0.., .........
W1lll hnle fanfare Wedn~\ the
Orange Count) Board of uper¥1sors
adopted a re<:ord SI 2 billion 1985-86
county budget hammered out dunng
thrtt days of budget hcanngs earlier
1n the month.
II took the five supen 1sors I~
than a minute to formall) adopt the
budget after board Chairman
Thomas Riley observed that no
members of the pubhc wished to
address the issue. Supervisors also
declined comment on thcfulaJ budge1
document.
The budget for the fiscal ye.ar,
which offictally began July I, mcludes
fundma fo r a new strike team in the
District Attomcy'so~
hazardous wa~Le v1olators, booiu
count) "'-elfan payments to the
coull.ly's poor and establishes 1t new
S2 mtlhoo fund 10 be used for
redcvelop10f Santa Ana He1&hu.
In addJllon supervisors have
agreed to budget S6 mtlhon to rcbeve
overcrowding in lbc -OranfC County
Jail as a federal coun Judge has
ordered
County .\dm1nistrat1ve Offi~r
Larry Pamsh pointed out during the
budget heanngs in early Auaust that
the spcnd1n& plan be1n& considered
would be adequate to ma1nta.tn
(Pl.cue eee BUDGET I A2)
Funds approved
for jail housing .
at OC honor farm
-By JEFF ADLER
Of ... Dellr ,,_SW!
Orange Count} supen 1\-0rs agreed
Wednesda\ to ~pend SI 2 m11l1un on
an emi:rgency basis 10 prtpare the
James A Musick Honor Farm in El
Toro for modular 1a1I housing units
the cou ntt hopes will relieve , jatl
crowd mg.
The board 'oted 5...U 10 approvi: a
contract for grading and sill: prep-
aration al the honor farm 'Wort..
should be completed wnh1n 60 da)!I
to meet a November deadline
In carher actions. su pervisors ap-
proved the purchase of modular
housing units that ""'II be placed at the.-
honor farm to accommodate IO"'-·nsk
inmates transferred out of the \anta
.\na main Jail as pan of an c:flon tu
reduce 0' ercrowd1 ng
The count\ has ~n under J
federal coun · order sinl·e I •rw '"
reduce the population in the main
1a1I But 11 only btgan ~eking inmatl·
housing alterna11 vcs in "1arch after
the same federal JUO~ found the
count)' m con1empt for faahng to
com pl) ~1th h1!> earher order
l D1'>tnct Judge Wilham C.,ra,
alM> le\. 1ed a S50.000 fine for v1ola11ng
has order and as~sed n1ghth penal-
11e~ based on the number of inmate.,
lorctd to sleep on 1a1I floors .
L'nul the modular unm ea n be
readied. 'iOmt· inmates have been
hou<>ed on thl' honor farm grounds in
large. temporal") tent-ltke 'ilructurcs
erected rarher 1h1~ summer
The l.\anta .\na main 1ail ""as built
in the I %Os to house LI 91 inmates
hut the population in ra-ent )tars
reached a\ mam .l!i I 1 00 inmates on
i:<."na1n nights ""''h man., forced to
,1~p l>n 1ail floof"\
fhe CllUnl\ 1s under order to accept
nu inmate!> at the jail tor ""horn no
tl\:d lan be pro' 1ded ""llhtn ~4 hours
J hC' order ctTect1vch hmllS the jail
pupulat111n to ..i ma,.1mum of I 65..,
in male\
Killer to app eal
h is guilty plea
By STEVE MARBLE
Of .... Dolly -.....
.\ 30--..ear-old man ~hll \loJ1kJ h\l'
)Cars tn. jail for h1~ murder 1nal and
then pleaded guilt-,. to a IC'\\\. r l h.ir~l
jUSt before the tnal wa!i to tx·g1n no"
plaM to appeal h1~ ~utlt) ph:J
'W ii ham Lee E" in~ pleaded gu1h'
late Fnda)-to sccond-dey_rt(: murdi.-r
in the 197Q <ila-,.mg uf J1lan \1rgin1.1
.\ndcrson a 28-'tcar-old Fountain
Valle\ hou~w1fe He ~a\ ..cntt:nL cJ
to 15 ·)'cars to hfc 1n \talc pn!i1ln
E' ms. ""ho was con tined .11 c >rangL'
( ounl\ Jail more than tiH 'ear'
without being lned. "''"ht-d1g1hk h•r parole in 4 1'l )Cars. "31d dcten"4'
altorne} Wilham l\.open)
ROBERT
HYNDMAN
NEWS BA CKGROUND
but make\ no dccmon on wht"tht'r Hl
s.eck lt"pJ action qain\t thc-count
Fet.. I: The county begins te\h ol
the new qu1etcr~nl°1ne Jets v.11h an
e)e toward an 1n nove plan that
would allow 1ddition1I fhll\t for
those a1rhncs who use the JCIS
P'tl>. H · The Boerd of Supc~ 1 "' etn1fi~ tht" upan ion pmJCCI and
aartt to hmlt all fl1&ht\ be~ond thc-
S}-l11tht lt\.cl lo the nc~. quitter JCU
Super" 1sors ~htvc t.ht ron""'"on
(P1eue ... AIRPORT/ 1\2)
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"-.o~ n)' "31d ['ins plans to appeal
hi'> \.a\t' l'n $e\eral ISSU('S, including
Jcn1al ul h1' nghl 10 a speedy tnal and
.i 1uJgl!'.'>dt'<.'1\1on tn allo"" a '-ount) 1a1l
inlormant to 1c:st11\ for the pros-
t"\ ut1nn
1-.open\ ..aid ['ins decided to enter
1he guill\ plea becau!.C he was afraid a
1un might (On' 1r1 ham offirst-degrtt
murder ~hKh I!> punishable b\ 25
Har\ 10 ltle an Sl.itC' pn~n
·There ~as a uh\tan11al n<>k ol a
fir.t-Oegrce l'On\ 1C tmn and 11 rcall)
helamc a que,11on ol \tr l 'tn\ not
tx·1na ahlc 10 huld out "'n' longer,"
..aid "-.ll~n) · HC' had r'C'acht'd his
hm11
(Pleue eee JDLLltR/ A2l
U.S. to search
off Panama for
missing ~ouple
By ROBERT BA{\K.ER -,°' ,.,. 1>e11y ,.... *""' I
.\ l " m1htan helicopter v.as
~ h<JuleJ toda\ to \Clteh the wate~
oil P1n1m1 for a lormcr Oran~
{ oa\t Collett profeuor and h1~ wtfe
v.ho rcponedl~ wcrt t free lut
\.tturda-. after bc1na detained for
thrtt v.ttk\ in "iu .. -arqua
t\ l talt Depanmcni offid al
said toda\ that U<> and Dolores
LaJcune\St' appa.rcnll) Id\ th
Nac.a.rquan port of 8\uefields on
C)aturda)' and pointed lhcu di bled ti~ toot lcrtL'h Wahinc to ard pon at
(Pleue Mie MJUING/A2)
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u * or-. Cout OAILV .. ILOT /Thunday, August 29, 1985
OFFSHORE OIL CONCERNS •.•
homAl
Re)u rrom oonside:raUon. Oil' e:xtnlCbOD ,, ... btao heavy
1odu.stry.'' Scb.reibtt wd, and one
that i1 not competible with the
oounty's shoreline and tourism·bUc<f
economy.
HB Cha.mberof Commerce
supports offshore drilling
It's still hot~ surf decreases
---SHl"""eoMidefatieftt..wif).bo-\foje.ed
u 9 1.m. Saturday at Newport 8cach
City Hall where Hodel will conduct a
town ball mcetina.
He oftkially notified two con'T are io4aJ committees Wednesday
that «we may have the wrooa I SO
tracts" ~lccted ror possible oil and au drilling in a proposed com-
promise to settle the offshore <lrillina
question in California.
By ROBERT BA.ftllR
Ott119W,Nttlld
The Hununiwn Beach Chamber of Commel'Cle has taken • s1.1nd in
support of expanded offthore oil drillin• in all California coastal tractl,
4 ncluding areas ofTHuntinaton Beach~ Ne~rt Beach and Laauca Beach.
The position differs sharply with action taken by the City Council in July
and also seems to be at odds with stands taken by other chamben alof\I the
Ora.nit Cout. '
H..vy l>tNkttt wtllpped up by Hu~ Olaf tMukl ~
dlmlrn.htng at theeouth bMchee, but tkles wlll remain eunny and
ttmC*aturM may get even werrMr for the Labor Day Weekend, f~ .. ttrt Mid.
1'faf, cflumlng • weetwarocot.t~ B•J• Canfomta,
pounded eouth·faelng bffchet with w111M up to 20 feet hi9h at um. In Otano-County. "Id Dion Hamilton, chi.t torecuter ot the National w .. ther Service,
The upper Noh pretturt tytttm that hu kept. Southern '
California hot ana •rnoooY the patt *Mk wu txP901ed to ~en end drift ..,tward on Friday and Saturday. But humidity
may d.vetop, th• MrVloe Mid.
U.S. Tempe "
Hlgll. IOWllW 2• llOUrt to I• m ... ... ~ .. 1~
The compromise -which makes
inroads ~nlo a rour-ye~:old drillina moratonum on scnsmve coastal
areas -was agree9 to by several
members of the California Con-
~ional delqation and announced
July 16.
1'be Newport Beach chamber has Iona opposed a.ny offshore drillina but
will review its position in liP't or new ~hnoloay. accordina to Executive
DittctorRkhan:l l.ewis. Lewis doubts, however, that there will be any chana.es
in philosophy.
lo UJ\U'la Beach, chamber members said no to otT$hore drillina 2"7 years
aio. But they'll reconsider their J)OSition late next month.
Alo.tiy =:i::oue
McflOf•
IO 51 ·~ ea .. ..
H 61,
Mlllmfhecll .. 10 ··<@~ l'lllONTI MllWtull• n 01 Wt1m-Cold...., M,,_.lllJl ... I 71 ... Hul\1111 .. .. to OceludtO.., Sta110n1r' ....,..
Huotiniton Beach chamber president Spencer Sheldon said today that a
special task forte recommended tbe pnroil stand, reaffirmina a lona·tcrm
policy of the chamber.
All.inti u 11 N.-on..nt 17 1& SPl<>wtra Rlln FlvtrtH $t'IOW
AtlertllO City 83 87 N9w Yotll .. 70 .... ~ WN!lla< SfMc• ...OAA VS 0.C1 :()f¥"1'Cf AutlHI 115 Ta NorlOl!,Va .. IMI tlltll'nlW 83 es Oki.llOIM cny to t7 In return for opetllftti up more ltacts for dttllina off omia, the
Interior Department promised to
extend tbe moratorium on the more th.an 6.000 tracts remaining through
th~year 2000.
Sheldon, a consultant who formerly was an official with the Amin oil USA
petroleum company, said the chamber decision was prompted by the
disruptions a.nd bill\ prices brouaht about by the oil embaraos of 1973 and
lfmll'IOll&m
ll8martlll
IOIM
.. '3 .. ff OMtlla 61 Ol1llld0
12 llflMM4110h ..
97 I& aa " Calif. Tempe hnQ111Mt M 53 IO 71 91111~ " ee 83 ,64 Santa A11A ao.wn ... N l'lloel'llx 110 IO Hlgll, tow !Qt 2' hO<Ht endlnfl al 0 lllf!llo 18 57 Pf1•= 7t 4t
The federal government backs
increased offshore oil drillin• as a way
to increase U.S. productJon and
lessen dependence on foreign oit
1979. '\
Sheldon wd oil acti~ty should proceed on aQ orderly basis rather than
waitina for a national crisis and riskina the elimination of environmental
safeauards that.a crash program might (CQuire.
The need to reduce the dependence on foreign suppliers is ~at, tie said.
The Huntington Beach City Council vote in July to oppose federal
offshore oil proposals. Council members, who previously gave strOng support
to oil companies, cited possible harmful effects that increased oil production
may have on tourism and downtown redevelopment efforts. ·
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~.wv .. CMtton.,f'IC ... ~ " Chio.go .,
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0-0,HH 13 Otilt-Ft Worth •• 0.y!Ol'I 711 '*'-ti
O..Mo!nee 83 o.lrolt 81 OUiu th 84
SI POfl .~. 13 78 IJlortlat'l4. °' 78 eo PrOYldtnOa 14 86 ="City f4 5A .. ee l'Mllo .. M ~mond 87
IO 81 l.4Uit 15 81 St "-! .. Tampa N ea a .. t LAik• City t5 72 81111Mtonl0 93 81 SMJ\.IM,P R " &f 9"ttlt .. n = ..
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50 Spo1t1M 112
a.m 65 ..... lfteld H ee Ttdea M fut tie• ea 48 es ,,_\ 100 70 f4 '--• 100 n fODAY ·O 8 80 Lot ~ t1 78 Flttl low 34tam
07 =" 10 07 • m '1 Oaal• ,. H • •• 84 PuoRoblM 100 at . IOw 3 1tp"' 83 ee 11.s lllutl Ill oe 9eGol'l4 hlO/I '25 p"'
n R.owooo City 78 56 87 ,,.IDAY .. ~ ae 57 Flrtl IQw 4 14 • m 0 ,
Sact-10 111 H 48 11 S811nu 73 63 ~low t03hm 355pm 1.8 S3 !11111 OleQo 18 88 e 1 72 81111 Franolec)o 71 5e Second llfOll 10 00 p m ao Santa Barllar• 78 82 Sun .. 1, !Oday •1 7 23 P "' ti.,.
50 Stoelllon 88 82 Fr1e11y ate·u 1 m ano "'UOlffl •t1 U
But the compromise h~s leased no one and it may crumb! er Hodel
completes a series of pubh meetings
on the issue this month.
In a letter to the cha n of the department's Minerals Management ment," Hodei Jtote. EIP-t5 70 FWbenila 83 50
Syr-77 S4 High, low tor 24 llouft etl<ltng at op m. p.m.
Top.Ila ee 85 Barstow 1oe 74 Moon rl-tod11y 11 7 211 p m .. 11 at House and Senate App priations
subcommittees Hodel wrote he was
.. increasingly receptive to looking at
some other 150 tracts."
He bas made similar comments at
some of the California meetings.
Service estimates only 30 of the 99 That potential could be LS billion
tracts arc in the "most promising" barrels of oil, he said.
area and the SO<alled Monterey "Sine( some of the co~ssional
Formation, an oil-bearing rock. is not delegation wants to revtsit tract
found in the area. selections, I am increasingly recep-
"It appears that only about 5 to I 0 tive to looking at some other I 50
percent of the substantial resourc~ tracts because of my concern about
potential subjected to moratoria the possibility that, from a resource
wouldbe madeavailabletothenation standpoint, we may have the wrong
by reason of the preliminary agree-·150 tracts."
Most of the tracts chosen by the
congressional delegation were off
central and northern California.
Some close-inshore tracts in southern
California have been included. The
other 91. 7 percentmthe moratorium ~
area w6uld remain closed to dnlling. MISSING COUPLE Ninety-nine of the 150 tracts arc 1n • • •
tM eel River Basin off northern From Al
California, Hodel said in his letter to
Rep. Sidney Yates, D-111., and Sen.
James McClure. R-ldaho, tha1 the
BUDGET •••
From Al
county services at their current levels
while maintaining a $20 million
reserve or contingency fund, which is
money -set-as1-0e in case of an
emeriency, disaster or adverse court
decision.
The record $ l.2 bi~lion budget
reP.resents about a 3 percent or $32
million increase over last year's
spending plan.
Colon, Panama.
Norma Harms, a Central Amendan
specialist with the State Department
1n Washington, D.C.. said a
Nicaraguan merchant marine sailor
told U.S. Embassy officials in Manag-
ua that he had seen the pair set sa1J
about 2:30 p.m. Saturday.
The boat's engine reportedly was
not functioning and the couple, who
were traveling from Florida to Or-
ange County when they were taken in
custody, had no radio.
In addition, Dolores LaJeunesse
reponedly was suffering from dys-
entery.
Harms said officials believe that
the man who told embassy officials he
had talked to the LaJeunesses and
saw them leave port was a credible
witness.
He told embassy officials that the
couple were held under guard for 10
days and that they were accused of
spying. The comments square with
reports given in telephone calls the
LaJeunesses made to family mem-
bers, Harms said.
The witness, who went to the
embassy office to get visa permits to
work on boats in American ports,
according to Harms, also t1:>ld officials
that the LaJeunesses were badly
treated but not physically harmed.
However, the man said a civilian
official at one time threatened to ki U
Leo LaJeunesse, Harms said.
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KILLER TO APPEAL CASE ••.
From Al
Ironically, Deputy District At-
torney John Conley said his office aareed to let Evins plead to the
reduced charge of sccond-de~e
murder out of concern that a Jury
might have reduced charges to man-
slauibter.
"ft was a case where there was some
evidence of first-degree.murder, some
evidence pointing toward voluntary
manslaughter and the strongest
evidence pointing toward second-
degree murder," said Conley.
Conley said evidence would have
shown Anderson was an extremely
cautious woman who would not open
her door to a stranger. Because Evins
was part of a work crew building a
room onto Anderson's house, Conley
said it is possible the woman invited
Evi ns into her house. .
He said a gas can was found at the
murder scene and that ii was possible
Evins had run out of gas and had come
to Anderson's house to use a phone,
the prosecutor said. .
Kopeny said the evidence al8inst
his clienr was slim and that ~vins
would have gone to trial had not Judge
Richard Beacom decided to allow the
prosecution to call ajailhouse inform-
ant as a witness.
During a preliminary hearing in
May, James Dean Cochrum, a county
jail inmate, claimed Evins confessed
to him last February. But Municipal
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Court Judge Dan Dutcher ~1d
Cochrum was not believable and
ruled his testimony inadmissable.
Beacom, however, decided that
Cochrum could testify during the tnal.
Kopeny said Evins will appeal
Beacom's ruling.
"But the way things have been going
in this case, Evins may be released on
parole before the Court of Appeal
makes a decision," said Kopeny
Conley said he finds Evins' guilty
plea ironic because "some newspapers
have chosen to depict this guy as the
victim, not as the suspect.''
Kopeny said Evins, if nothing else,
is the victim of the justice system.
Evins waited more than four ycm for
the California S\lpreme Court to make
a ruling on an issue central to his case.
.. 1 think it (the budget) JUSt reflects
the giowth in the county. the fast
move from wbat was a little rural
community I 0 to 15 years ago to what
1s the second-la~est county in the
state and the sixth-largest in the
nation," Riley's aide John Stevens
said.
Harms. who previously voiced
fears that the couple were still being
held despite Nicauraguan accounts to
the contrary, said t~e voyage to
-Panama should only have taken
about 65 hours.
"They should have arrived by now.
We don't know what's happened at
t~lS point."
Harms said that the St.ate Depart-
ment has requested U.S. military
officials in Pana~a to dispatch a
helicopter to search for the missing
couple.
CAR TIED TO NIGHT STALKER •..
SURF'S UP ALONG COAST ... From Al
yesterday, they are expected to be
ovel'lflowmg on Saturday as inlanders
seek the beach in escape of sizzling
temperatures.
most o(the1r time keeping swimmers
out of the contest area on the south
side of the pier. Because the area is
restricted to contestants. there have
been few rescues. he said.
Lifeguard spokesman Andy
Weissenberger said the lifeguards in "Having the OP cootest has cut
Huntin1uon Beach were spending' down on the rescues. Most of the
people JUSt float into the area and we
get on the speaktr to tell them they're
in the contest area," Weissenberger
said.
The large swells are expected to
continue through the weekend, "but
it's already tapering off,"
Weissenberger said.
From Al
break in the case and hopeful we'll get
some evidence that will lead us in the
direction of establishing an identity."
Authorities in Orange and Los
Angeles counties issued a descriptjon
of the 1976 Toyota after the Night
Stalkerapparqttly shot Mission Viejo
resident Bill Cams twice in the head
and bound and raped his 29-year-old
fiancce. .,
Cams remained in critical con-
dition today at Mission Community
Hospital in Mission Viejo. A nursin~
supervisor today said that Cams
condition has not changed signifi-
cantly since he was admitted.
AIRPORT PACT BRINGS PEACE .•. Jon Quinn, owner of Foods for
Fitness on 6th Street in Los Angeles,
said he first noticed the orange
Toyota station wagon Monday morn-P'romAl
will head off Newport Beach's legal
challenges to the expansion project.
they are ready to endorse an agree-ing, hours before police asked for
ment with Newport Beach. public assistance in locating the car.
Four police officers, hidden behind
a waJI adjacent to the parking lot,
observed the car throughout the day
and night on the chance the Night
Stalker would return.
' Authorities continued asking for
the public's help in locating the car
even though it had already been
found, a Los Angeles poljcc spokes-
man acknowledged, He said police
did not want to tip their hand to the
killer.
Quinn said he did not notice
anything unusual about the car and
never looked inside the vehicle.
Police did not say if they know how
tong the car had been parked in Los
Angeles, where 1t appears the Night
Stalk.er returned after his latest anack.
The serial killer is now linked to 14
slayings and as many as 21 assaults.
The violence linked to the Night
Stalker dates back to February and
the path of mayhem now stretches
from San Francisco to south Orange
County.
The attacker is described as a
gangly, curly-haired man with badly
stained teeth that arc gapped. Polic~
believe he is 25 to 30 years old and
rither a Hispanic or a deeply-tanned
Caucasian.
In the latest police sketch, the man
is shown wearini a dark baseball cap.
In the first slaymg attributed to 1he
Night Stalker, police found a baseball
cap with the letters AC-DC embossed
on it. Officers said AC-DC is a heavy-
metal rock group.
Feb. 27: Newport Beach Mayor
Pbtl Maurer flatly denies the city
promised not to sue the county, but
admits Newport Beach gained 1m·
portant concessions. "When you're
dealt a good hand," he says, "you
don't want to smile too soon.''
Wayne Airport increase from 41 to
55 but -April Fool! -the jets take
off over Tustin instead of Newport
Beach because of gusty Santa Ana
winds.
July U : The board formally en-"I saw it Monday before the police
dorses terms of the tentative settle· put out the word," Quinn said today.
ment The only obstacle is prep-"Then I saw it again Tuesday after
aration of the mountains of paper-they said they were looking for the
MURDER PROBE •••.
County officials accuse Newport
Beach leaders of going back on their
word.
April %: Despite an increase of 14 ·
more flights each day, no complaints
are heard in Santa Ana or Newport
Beach City Hall.
April 3: Newpon Beach officials
offer to drop challenges to the flight
increase if the county will allow a st.ate
court to review the environmental
issues surrounding the proposed ex-
pansion of the airport terminal.
From Al
work and complicated legal docu-car, but I still didn't make the called about 5 a.m. aJter a woman
ments needed to resolve the tangled connection." heard screams and then discovered a
lawsuits. Quinnsaidanotherbusinessmanat woman's naked body. He did not
Aug. 8: The Board of Supervisors the Chapman Park. shopping center in identify tbe victim, release her address
orders planning to resume on airport Los Angeles called police later Tues· or provide any clue how the woman
expansion. The action follows a JuJy day morning. He said police initially was killed.
Stallcer case.
''We don't know 1f1t 1s related to the
Night Stalker or it isn't. We haven't
even got that far," said Hernandez.
John Broussard, a spokesman for
the Los Angeles County Sheriffs
Department, said he could not even
confirm that Orange police had con-
1.lcted his aaency.
Marcb 6: In a surpnse move. the
Board of Supervisors takes action to
head off any court challenges by filing
a pre-emptive suit 10 U.S. D1stnct
Court in Los Angeles.
' Tne lawsuit 1s intended to merge all
legal action into one courtroom and
settle, once and for all, the legality of
the expansion plan. Federal Judge
Terry Hatter issues a restraining
order blocking actton in the state
courts.
The supervisors, confident the
federal court wtll find their expansion
plan legal, reject Newport Beach's
offer.
agreement among affected parties were prepared to rope off the entire He said police, though, did cont.act
that planning should be allowed to sboppina center until they realized sheriff's investigators in both Los
continue while a settlement is being how long the orange car had been Angeles and OranJe counties. Both
finalized. With their consent, the 4th sitting in the 50-spacc parking lot. agencies are workin~ on the Night
District Court of Appeal in Santa Ana ------------------------------------------
lifts the ban.
Marcb 7: Newport Beach officials
are stunned by the move and chum
the CC?U~ty cut off ~he bcginnines of
ncgouauons over airport expansion.
Marcb 28: Despite the county's pre-
emptive wit. Newport Beach at-
torneys go to state court anyway.
They argue that the county must
return to state Superior Court to
prove that the environmental docu-
ments on airport expansion, ruled
inadequate in 1982. are now legal.
They claim the state court 1s the
appropriate forum to decide the"
airport expansion i~sue. Judge Philip
Schwab schedules an Apnl heanng to
consider the city's claim.
April 1: Fliaht departures at John
April %3: Supenor Court Judge
Philip Schwab rules in Newport
Beach's favor. Schwab finds the
Board of Supervisors in contempt for
failing to comply with the l 982 court
order requiring the county to follow
state envtronmcntal laws before ex-
panding John Wayne Airport.
Schwab orders all work on the
expansion project to halt
June %: With ex pansion plans
stalled by court action, the lndustnal
League of Orange County renews an
effort to locate a site for an additional
county airport.
Jue U : Supervisor Tom Riley says
county and Newport Beach officials
have been meettng qutetly for several
weeks discuasing a possible oom·
promise that would scult the eit•
pansion issue out of coun
Joly 1': Supervisors emerae from a
closed-door session and announce
. Aug. 18: The Orange County Air-
pon Commission takes public testi-
mony and rec-0mmends the Board of
Supervisors approve the settlement
plan.
Aas. tO: The Newport Beach City
Council and the Board of Supervisors
meet in separate ctosed-<loor sessions
and later announce they wilf endorse
the settlement once tbe mountain of
necessary legal documents are com-
piled.
Aas. %5: The Airport Working
Group and Stop Pollutina Our New-
pon. two Newpon Beach groups
oppOsed to airport expansion, an-
nounce they also will endorse the
senJement and drop their lepl
challenfe to t.h.e expansion plan.
Aa.. 7: Followina the formal votes
at their meetinas. ~County and
Newport Bea.ch officials s~ the
documents in a John Wayne Airpon
hanp.r and toast the senlcment with
champaane.
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Newport Newcomei:s
meeting set Sept. 4~
The Newcomers Club of Ne~rt Beach will
hold a aeneral meeti~ SepL 4 with a pool-side
luncheon. A beach pany as planned at Bia Corona del
Mar Beach on Sept. 22.
Women hvina In Newpon Beactt for less than
two years are wefoome to join. Additional infor-
mation is available by callina 6S0-74SOor~l8.
Roma.ace "'1'1ten
The Orange County Romance Wsiten of
Amenca meets the first Satutda~ pf ~l\·month It"
the SLZZler Restaurant, 1401 :.1;. Htrbor1 Blvd.,
Fullerton. The Sept. 7 mcetin~ will'.featurean awuds
presentation for the aroup s second annual up-
published wnters contest. ·
Lunch bqins at 11:30 a.m. and the meetinp
starts at I p.m. The aroup's address P.O. Box 39S,
Yorba Linda, 92686.
'Jflti.ammer' aadJdoJY
Auditjons for "A Midsummer Nipt's Dream"
arc scheduled Sept. 9-11 at the Sullivan Community
Center, 7631 W. Melrose Ave .• Buena Park.
The Buena Park Fine Arts Commission
production features one of William Shakespeare's
best-known comedies. It is a talc of youna love and
magical mischief woven into a clever comedic web
through a youthful poet's fancy.
All roles are opens and a pr~parcd monol~ue is ·
necessary. Auditions arc 7 to 10 p.m. Additional
information is available by calling 821-1010.
Jlulcal eamfae. problem•
"Hitops," a comedic musical dealing with peer
pressure. fear of rejection. drug and alcohol abuse
and sexuality, will be presented at 7:30 p.m.
Thursday at Irvine Meadows.
The story was written by grammy nominees
Ernie and Debby Renino and Robb and Valene
Rig. The Reninos, also producers, have written and
produced the "Kids Pn1se Album" series. and Robb
Rag is a teacher at Dana Hills. Collaboratina on the
music with the Rcttinos was C. Barny Robertson.
The free performance 1s sponsored by the
Calvary Chapel of Costa Mesa. Gates open at 6 p.m.
I Commanlcatlon tnlaln6
Las Olas Chapter of International Training m
Communication will meet Sept. 10 at the Grinder
Restaurant 10 Westminister. The orpnization is
devoted to improving communication and 1uesu
arc welcome. Additional information is available by
calling 848-7430 or 842-956.9.--
Folk dancing Satara79
The public is invited to Israeli and international
folk dancina every Saturday nig.ht at the Seal Beach
Community Center, 3333 Cloud SL in Seal Beach.
Cost is $4.SO. Call Marilly Brame at 8S9-8344 or
Beth Brown at 533-7667 for further information.
.CJuUtlaJJ Women
Saddleback Communities Christian Women's
Club will hold its monthly luncheon Sept. I 0 at noon
at the Holaday Inn an Laguna Hills. The theme
''SpinruJlta Yam" wiJI feature a demonstration on
homemade sweaters Swallows Ncedlenest of San
Juan Capistrano.
Luncheon and nursery reservations must be
made by Sept. 6. Call 364-3201 or 495-4263 for
luncheon rcservauons and 49S-8S84 for nursery
care. The luncheon costs $7.50; nursery care is free.
CPR work•JJop Rt
Earn cardio-pulmonary resuscitation certifica-
tion following a four-hour workshop Sept. 28 at
Orange Coast College.
"CPR for Citizens" prepares participanu to
take action in unexpected emergencies and tho~
completin& the session will receive a certificate
inCPR from the American Heart Association.
The workshop runs from 9 a.m. to I p.m . in
OCCs faculty house. Fee 1s $15 per person, and $20
for two. For more information. call 432-S880.
Th1ll'llday, Aq. 29
No meetta11 aclled•Jed
PoucE Loe
Moonrise over Mlulon Viejo _ . _
Afiill moon ahlnea over the atreab of car headllghta ln thia time· ezpoea.re photo of Cb.rtanta DrlTe ln lliaelon Viejo.
Oil company loses 24-hour
self-serve plea in Newport
Tenan ts s u e
their landlord
By Uae Asaoclaled Pre"H
More than I 00 Santa l\na tenants
embroiled in a rent stnke have sued their
landlord. cla1mang their apartments are
By SUSAN HOWLETT
Of .. Delly Pllol llAlll
Service stations in Orange County and
throughout the U.S. arc swapping their
windshield-wiping workers for self-serve
. automation. enabling them to remain
open 24 hours with onl} one attendant per
shif\.
But Newpon Beach officials addressing
the matter this week worry a stnng of 24-
hour gas stations would encourage viol-
ations of the cny's curfew.
Representatives of the Union Oil Com-
pany of Cahfom1a addressed the Newpon
Beach City Council on Monday an hopes of
converting the gas station at 30th Street
and Balboa Boulevard to 24-hour service
But this week's cfTons of U nocal
rcprcsentat1ves Jam Weber and Dennis
Carlson fell shon . T he council voted 5-2 to
approve only the hour> of 6 a.m. to
midnight for the busy station
Newport Beach Cny Manager Bob
Wynn sajd the council members were
I pnmarily concerned with "increased traf-
fic in an already congested area."
Concerned citizens ~1d dunng the
pubhc meclang that cuy officials should
not encourage people to remain 1n New-
port Beach when the} have imposed a
curfew trying to convince them to go home
at a decent hour.
But Weber said the additional hours
would be "a pu~hc ~r> 1ce" to help
motonsts get gasQJ10~ when they find
themselves low on fuel late at night.
The council was al'iO concerned with
plans b} the station not 10 include
restrooms for its customers
Carlson said the station's design allows
only for an 1ntenor restroom, and pointed substandard. ,
out that It would be a secunty nsk 10 allow---Each of the 105 people from 52 families
customers to enter wt th the attendant 1s scclung S 15.000 from Carmine Expos1-
10sidc cash1er~s booth. 10. The damage suits were filed Tuesday m
The council's vote included the st1pu-Orange County Supenor Court.
la11on that Unocal would have to provide ··we want to make 1t unprofitable for
restroom s for the customers of the fac1h1y landlords to operate substandard bu1ld-
Counc1lwoman Jackie Heather. who ings." their anomey. Richard Spix. said.
voted against the automation of the ga'> Esposito and his wife. Manan. own 78
st.auon. noted that the service stations that percent interest 1n apanments on West
prov1~e the ··real service" by attendant!. Brook treet. where ,tenants have ~n
pumping gas and wiping windows, arc a wathholdang the1r$375 to S47S-per-month
dying breed. rrnt sin<:c February
"I don't knov. what we can do about A. JUI) tnal 1s now Uf\der wa)' to
saving them.·· Heather said. determine tf some of the tenants must pa)'
Heather also said that the current format the full month I} rent to a coun-appoanted
of self-service gas stauons leaves an receiver who was authonzcd to gl\e
attendant 1n a bulletproof booth. but does Esposito and three panners the mone~ to
nothing to protect the customer who has to mai..e coun-ordered rcpa1rs Tenants stop-
get out of his or her car pcd paving the recc1vCT in Ma~
County jobless rate edges upward
By JEFF ADLER
Of IM OllllJ '"°4 lteff
Spurred by laya,,ffs in the manufacturing
industry, new claims for unemployment
benefits increased by 1.300 last month as
joblessness 1n Orange County edged up-
ward from 4.3 percent an June 10 4.4
percent 1n July.
The monthly account19g of unemploy-
ment an the county, prepared by the state
Employment Development Department
and released Wednesday, showed 58,400
residents reponed they went without work
dunng the month. a decrease of2.000 from
one year earlier when the unemployment
rate stood at 4 6 percent
Despite the increase. joblessness 1n the
county remained the lowest in Southern
California.. but fell behind both Mann and
San Mateo counues 1n Northern C"ah-
fom1a. Mann Count>'" 3 9 percent un·
emplovment level wa<; the lowest in the
state dunng July, according to Alta Yettc1.
an EDD labor market analyst.
In ne1ghbonnB Los Angeles ( ounty,
unemployment increased lx:tween June
and July. climbing from 7, 7 to 8 2 percent
while the state rate registered a decrease,
falling from 7 8 to 7.2 percent dunng the
two-month penod.
Nationally, unemployment held stead"
at 7 3 percent, accordmg to. the repon
Both the st.ate and national rates are
adjusted for seasonal employment Ouctua·
taons whale the rate for (ahfom1a's
counties 1s not adjusted
The largest la)'offs in the count)' came in
manufactunng. which tnmmcd pa)'rolls
by 1,400 workers dunng the month Y t'tler
said there now an: an uumated 233.400
manufactunngjobs in the count}. down b}'
3,400 from the Dettmber 1984 manufac-
tunng peak and below. by about 800 jobs.
the levels reponed a year ago
Plant closures and layoffs at local
aerospace finns accounted for approx·
1matel y 800 of the JObs lost dunng thr
month, Yener said. The July total ul
85,300 aerospace JObs was a decrl'ase ot
2.200 from the industry's Janual) I 985
peak
In addition. computer manufactunng
firms reduced staffing b~ I. 700 c,1nCl'
January while electronics and lOm
mun1cat1ons firms. at which emplo~ment
has held steady dunng thl' cour~ ot thl'
'rear laid off300 workers in Juh
· The Defense Dcpanmem\ d~1s1on th1\
v.cck to cancel further production ur the
Sgt \ ork air defense gun produu:·d b~
Ford .\erospace and Commun1~tmn\
Corp at its Newport Beach plant lOuld
further complicate the county'" emplo'
ment picture as I. Q()() local JOb<> wen.'
placed at nsk
"I don't ellpecl unemplo~ment to de·
crease " ' etter con ml'nted "I realh don l
believe v.e II \ec ' S pe~nt · whu:h
occu1Ted in Decemtx·r ot 'R4 and \.ia.,, of
'85, again th1~ vear · ·
While manufactunng firms postt"d t'm·
plo'vment losse~ dunng Juh reta1I trade
rose ~a~onall~ v.1th half of 2 oou ne" JObs
coming at area rc\tJurants Whole-sale
emplm ment Al\O "a' g1,en a boost as •~o ne~ firm\ opent'd their doors in the
cuunt~. c.reaung JOO ncv. Jobs
The \Cr\ IC<' 1ndu'>tr) upened up bOO ne"
~asonal JOb\ 1n the .. ount .. " 1mponan1
toun~t industn dunn~ the month
Fun.her <oea~notl losses in pubhl
edulat10n and agm:ulturc are C\.pc'cttd to
depress total v.age and Qla11 cmplo ... ment
dunng .\ugu\t hut toun\t-rclated emplo"·
ment opponun1t1c' v.111 remain strong
through l...1bor [)a\ ' ' ettcr also prt'dlC·
ttd · .\dd1111mal taltnr. lavoffs ha'e been
Jnnounlt·d Im .\ugu-;t and wplt'mtler .
Ailing, inseparab~e pair.
kill selves in Fullerton
lying on the floor of his bedroom • • • • Cassette Ulpe~ "onh $300 plus
S300 in miscellaneous 11em' were
reported stolen \\.cdnc'>cia} from a
white 1983 Nissan Sentra parlcd in
the lot of n 7· I I lOnven1enct store at
the comer of Beal h Boule.,,ard and
Pacific Coast H 1ghwa~
Two Juven1~cs, ages 15 and 11 wen
apprehended Tuesda> for alkgc h
ll)1ng to burg.lame a home 1n t t'
4000 block of Manzanita Pnliu·
repom said the)' v..~re reka~·d I{
1he1r parents
Founta.ln Valley
.\ v.ould·be-1h1ef reported!\ tnn1
to steal a black 1981 Datsun p1cl up
parled in a lot at the comer 111
Gardena and Teal earh toda' Ho"
cvtr said poh~. after ~tan1ni thl'
truck and dnvang It I ) l'ett, ht"
realized he could not unltXl lhl'
'itC"Cnng v..hecl. so he gSnt' up and kit
J<1, that \heh.id re1.:enc:"d numer11u'
tili\\.enl' phone, .ill' 1n J uh
Laguna Beach
\ mu1om1 "3~ arrested V.cdnei.·
da\ attemO\)n nt"3r El Toro and
l.agun.l ~ 30\on road'> on \usp1c1on ol
Jn\ ing undC"r the 1nfluen1.e o( al
BJ &M Alaoclated Prete
Ann and Ray Pnnisk.i lived
toacthcr for 51 years. Thts wee~ they
died toaetber.
After a nwriqe that spuned half a
century, the Fullerton couple aareed
to die toacther Tuesday before ill-
nesses took them aepuately.
Mn. Priniski1 72, was terminally iU
with cancer. Priniski. 77. was also in
ill health.
Primsb apparently killed his wife,
then turned the shotaun on himself.
A shon note found inside the
Priniski'a home "simply stated that
they both bad a aay in the decision
Newport Beaola
A vandal, usina a bicycle rack,
reportedly did $423.SO in damqe to a
arey t 985 Volkswaaen Golf patked in
the 4SOO block of MacAnhur
Boulevard on Saturday. • • • A Oaremont resident reported that
has $400 raft was stolen from a dock in
the I 00 block of East Balboa
Boulevard on Sunday • • • Someone reportedly stol~ a car
llttt<> worth $469.SO from a red 1982
Volkswqen con venible parted an the 1800 block of Mariners Drive last
Thunday. • ! • A lJuchtole a SJS pair of woman's
sbon and a YM>unce bl..,e of 1111~juana from an aoertmcnt in the
and told of their desperauon m not
wantina to be teparated." said Oranac
County Deputy Coroner Pam Luster.
The Pria.iskis were an "ex trcmel y
devoted couple who also were well
cared for by their immediate family,"
sbc said. .. Somebody stopped by
every ain&le day. (The deaths) bad
nothina to do with beina isolated o r
uncared for."
Evelyn Vallin, who lived next doof
to the couple, said Prinislci bad been
distrauabt ever since his wife's brain
tumor was discoverat about five
monthsqo.
In the end, Prinislcl became di•
300 block of Part Newpan on
Tuesday.
Coeta .....
A S50 purse oont1in101 crcdtt
cards, a checkbook and SI 00 10
m1acellaneout items but no cash was
reported stolen from a Ott1n1 room at
-Bulloct•utcpanmcnt store an South
Coast Ptua on Wcdne!day afier-
noon. The woman had apparently len
tbe purse lD the fitting room unat·
tended. • • • Two men weft ancstcd late
Wedne1day n~&ht and booked at the
Cosa.a Mesa Poftcc tat1on for allepd·
ty comm1ttina a lewd 11nual act 1n a
Staler Brothen parlu"11tot, 790 W.
19th trecl
onentcd and irrauonal, she said
Soon after the tumor was found.
Mrs. Pnnisk.i told Vallin ofherdish.ke
ofhospatals and doctors. She also told
her: "Tlus treatment is so pointless. I
jUSt want to 10. I'm ready. Why do I
have to hnacr?"
"These cases boil down to basic
love and a tremendous bondtn&,
wb1ch transcends even s1rona re·
liaious beliefs bctWttn a couple who
ti.ave spent their hvcs together, .. ~1d
Dr. Gerald Larue. professor of geron-
tol~ and emeritus professor o f
rehf.On at the University of Southern
Cahfomia.
1111Dttncton Beacb
The manaaer of a C'oco's rt"s-
1.aurant. 6886 Bolsa, reponcd a
S t,S20deposat mi ingfrom the,to~
WedAcsday ni&hl • • • Pohct reponed Wcdne9day th t
1e>meonc stole a 22-ali~r automatic
riOc from a llf'ltl lore, 9 &2 Adam
!Omcu me in Jul\'. ' .. A S l 0 handaun, lc.atcboanb
wonh S249 and 1 camera worth S3SO
were reported stolen from a home an
the 7100 block of Betty on WcdOC$-c:Uy. • • • • A thicfbrolcc1ntoa home in the 200
block of Hunttnaton oo WednC3iday
and, •h1le the resi<knt was slcq>if\lo
to16S9001n ca h fmm a pe1rofpanl\
• • •• Jewell') and clothing wonh SI .:!O
were stolen from a J ( Pennev & Co
department 'ilOrt an the Huntington
Center on Wednesda)' af\emOl'n ••• Lab matenal v.orth S500 wu
rcponed stolen on \N ednesday from
the yard area of\ enu~ U&bs. I ~5'' I
Commerce • •• An $8.000 photocop1a was re·
ported stolen from the bed ot n hlue
1985 Mil uh1\h1 pickup on Monda"
nagh1.
Imne
Vandals punctured the tires on ii
car parked in the 17000 block of
Pullman S1re-c1 on Tuesday • • • '\ car sterco valued at more tban
S400 was reported stolen from •
Honda '\ccol"d parked m a lot 10 the
17800 block of Gillette A venue on
Tue\day ••• Video equ1pmtnt wonh 0"Cr $400
was reponcd \tolen from C1'WF
Po~cr ynem I 79(X) ~k)' Par!.:
Blvd .. on Monday ntl)\t ••• C1rtu1t break.en \A/Orth s2.ono ~
reponed \tolcn from a con trucuon
'1tt alona Park Pia~ on Tumay • • • " resident 10 the I S lOO block of
Saveme Cude rt'ported Wednesday
tbat ~e had reoetvcd a telephone call
from a man cl11min1 to be the Nia.ht
tallm he told pohet' he \&td he wu
aoina to come and ~t her tam1ly
to n11ht.
• • • .\man drvana a blue 19"'!\ Towta
pickup was apprehended V. cdnNIJ\
morning for allegcdl) attempung w
~tt.11 I 8 bags of pla•mc cement trnm a
l nlled Plastenn1 con,truc t1on \It<' at
101 m Warner • • • .\ resident an the I 0300 hlo<'k nt
C1rculo de uprua reported V..cdnC\
t1hol Rcxau'it" 'he 1~ a manor h<'r
name "3" v.1thhcld b) police • • • Poh\.C re.,punded to report'
V. ednl'~a' momma of a man tirung
the Jl''>( npuon '''the .. ,,,ht 'italkrr
murder'"'~' Otficer. \C"an·hcd tht'
area near Parl .\' <'nue and T h1rd
'\lrttt tlut tound no <>USpc'C"I\ • • • \ purw ~1th SI 70 ca'>h "a'
. ·~1rtc:"d \tokn V..ednesda) n1gh1 on
'"'hnt Dn\e • • • \ m1n11r 'lru\ tun-fire was reported
1".111\ v. "edn~a' at a North ( OJ'>t
H1tth":n tiu'ian~\ N1.' 1n1unes ~ere
reported
Skid row Illediator s lain
\
LO "NGELES (AP) -.\ henrrnknt 1rM\ll"n1 "'ho helped 01hc.-r
homele people and kept peace on the 'lrtth "•1' 'lain" hc.-n he interccdC'd 1n
a d1!iipu1c at a downtown wup lcatchen
Hal'T)' Rodgtn. 32. ""ho hH•d on the 'l(kwalk • mid a iumhll" of chair'!>.
boxe roo 1n1 utrn tlnnd foam mattn"'('' J1C\I T ue-"4iu oh la"hed throat
The man who all~I)' attadcd him hu bt't'n uik:~·n into CU\toch and hooked
for 1nvesttpt1on or murder poh~ d
Last Chn tmu sea'°n. Re n helpt'd ora nm~ a 1ent ''" ll(ro from
Cat Hall to pro"1dc the homel wtlh \helter
H" friends said Wedn~)' he wakhcd out for ,;.raker tran"ents on the
\Uttt and ~nded out fl)'e~ outho1n hew. to obt.11n v.rflfare vant
On Tuesday n111it, R<>eUers was 1A.-a1tans in hnt f<'>r ltma bean l~ bftad
and water at the l.o A"1dt1 C.'ttbohc Worter·~ ho~prtahty lcttchen at 6th trcct
and Glad)'\ .\venue \\<hen a dispute arose bf'tv.ttn a fnend and another man
.. The v1C'\1m (Rod )d«tckd to intrf)tt't htmK"lf 'nto tM alttrcauon and
advanced . ..-11h a \ho.,,tl," ••d poh('(' l:>etttl1H~ John Durkin ··~ vttt1m
struclr. with the \ho"el and the U\PC'\ t (Orlando Wna.ht, 50) \la hcd at ham
with 1 knife -
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Orange Cout DAILY PILOT/Thvreday, Augu1t 2'9. 198.5
MERVYN'S
starts Friday, 9:30 a.m.
many limited quantities ... not all sizes ~ay be available
in each grouping ... colors and styles ltm1ted to stock
on hand, so shop early for best selection!
in our
Huntington Beach store
women's sportswear
NOW
121 JUNIOR TANK TOPS ............. 1.tl
101 LAROE SIZE SHOATS ............ 1.tl
142 ACTIVE SHOATS . . . . . . ....... 1.M
100 MISSES' POL VESTER PANTS ..... 3.tl
Ml JUNIOR CROP TOPS ............. 3.9'
1• JUNIOR TEE SHIRTS ............ 3.M
239 LAROE SIZE TOPS ............. 3.91
79 MISSES' TOPS ................... 3.91
288 JUNIOR PANTS .............•... 3.91
39 JUNIOR BLOUSES. . . . . . . . ....... 3.91
121 ACTIVE SEPARATES ........••••• 5.91
51 MISSES' COORDINATES . . . . . . ... 9.91
71 MISSES' SHIRTS ................. 9.91
71 JUNIOR SHIRTS . . . . . ........... 9.91
273 JUNIOR SHORTSETS ........... 1.91
32 MISSES' PANTS •............... 11,91
201 MISSES' SWIMWEAR ........... 13.91
43 JOQSUITS . . . . . . . ............. 11.91
women's dresses
NOW
S5 JUNIOR JUMPSUITS ......•....... 1.91
40 JUNIOR SUNDRES8E8 ............ 4.91
25 MISSES' PETITE SUNDAESSES .... 4.91
30 MISSES' PETITE DREISES ........ t .91
25 MISSES' DRESSES ............... 1.91
maternity wear
NOW
30 PANTS ......•.................. 2.91
30TOPS ........•........•........ 2.91
llngerle, loungewear
NOW 23 DA YWEAA COORDINATES. . ....... lie
35 BAAS ......... : ................. lie
31 BIKINIS, BRIEFS . . . . . ......... lie
53 DA YWEAR COORDINATES. . ...... 2.91
20 BAAS. BIKINIS . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2.91
SO BAAS .....................•.... 3.tl
23 STRAPLESS TEDDIES ............ 4.11
M TEDDIES, TAP PANTS .....••..... 4.11
278AAS . . ...................... 5.11
'2 CAMISOLES, COMBING COATS .... 5.11
;JI SHOAT LOUNGERS . . . . . ......... 8.11
32 CAMISElTES .......•............ I .II
women's accessories
NOW
17 MAIA ACCESSORIES ............... 21c
75 FASHION PANTYHOSE ............. 21c
127 KNEE-HI'S ..................... 48c
53 SPORT SOCKS ............•...... 48c
83 CLUTCH HANDBAGS .............. lie
25 SCARVES ..................••.... lie
91 HATS ...............••••........ lie
17 HANDBAGS . . . . . . . . . • •........ 1.91
51 SUNGLASSES . . . . .............. 1.91
48 FASHION LEOTARDS . . . . . . . . . . . . 4.91
23 LEOTARDS. . . . . . ............... 8.11
Infants and toddlers
NOW
35 TODDLERS' IUNDAE88ES .••...... lie
27 INFANTS' ROMPERS... . .....•.. lie
17 INFANT GIRLS' TOPS . . ...•...... lie
•TODDLER GIRLS' BLOUSES
AND TEES ....................... llc
31 INFANTI' IUNDRESSES ......... S.M
31 INFANTI' JACKETS ............. 3.tl
33 NEWBORN BOYS' 8UNSUIT8. . . . . . 3.tl
40 QUltT8 . . . . . . . . . . • ...... 5.91 a 9"FANTI' DAE88E8 . . . . . . ..••... s.•
buys tor boys
NOW n ING 80YI' O.P. IHtMMELI .•..••... lie
11 llfG 90YI' TANK TOPS ....••...... lie
21UTTU •ova· TOPI ..••........... tee
107 INQ 80YI' TOPI . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2.11 a UTTLE 80YI' MUSCLE IHlttl .... UI
111 llfQ aova• MUICLE IHIRTI ..••.. L•
11 INQ 80YI' 8UGL! BOY• PANTI ..•. 4 .•
17 UTTLa aova• PANTS .........••.. 5.11
a aeo 80YI' LI TIORI• SUCKS ...... ..
buys for glrla
NOW
37 KNIT TOPI, 4-IX ................. 1M
48 8UNDAES8ES ....•..... ! ........ 2.11
81 SHORTS, 4-IX .....••............ 2.11
rt HEAL TH-TEX• TOPS .............. 3..11
45 UNICORN CLUB"' TEES, 4-9X ....... S.11
38 SHOAT 8ET8 .................... 3..11
55 ROMPERS, 7-14 ......•........... 5.11
48 TWILL PANTS, 7·14 ............... 5.11
35 PANT8ETS, 7-14 •.....•.....••... 7.tl
buys for men
NOW
51 COLLAR BARS ................... lie
85 TANK TOPS ..........•.•........ 1M
115 TIES ...................... .' .... 2..81
57 HATS .......................... 3.11
92 CAMBRIDGE CLASllCS· SHIRTS ... 3.11
105 S. SlV. CHEETAHS• SHIRTS .....• 3..11
75 S. 8LV. SOLID GOLF SHIRTS ...... 3.98
57 S. SLY. POLY /COT. SHIRTS ........ S.91
273 SOLID POLY /COT. SHIRTS ........ 3.91
80 8 . SLV. PLAID SHIRTS ............. 4.tl
91 L. SLV. PLAID SHIRTS ...••........ 4.91
288 S. SLV. CAMP SHIRTS ............ 4.11
175 MATURE MEN'S COTTON SHIRTS .. 4.tl
74 S. SLV. LEVI'S• SHIRTS ........... 4.11
'2 S. SLY. LE TIQAE· SHIRTS ......... 4.tl
75 L. 8LV. DRESS SHIRTS ............ 5.91
81 S. SLV. COT.IPOLY. SHIRTS ...•.... 5.11
.. MATURE MEN'S PAINT SHIRTS ..... 7.91
.13 ENGINEER PRINT SHIRTS .......... 7.91
11 S. SLV. HAWAIIAN SHIRTS ......... 7.11
181 FANCY POLY./COT. SHIRTS ....... 7.11
MMATUAE MEN'S PANTS ........... I .II
70 YOUNG MEN'S PANTS ............ I .II
41 JACKETS ....................... I .II
shoes for the family
NOW
17 WOMEN'S JAZZERCISE SHOES ..... 1.tl
105 WOMEN'S SUMMER SANDALS .... 1.91 n CHILDREN'S SANDALS ............ 3.tl
121 WOMEN'S CANVAS CASUALS ..... 3.tl
133 WOMEN'S SANDALS ............. 3.11
129 WOMEN'S MUSHROOMS• SHOES .. 4.91
41 CHILDREN'S CANVAS HIGH-TOPS .. I.ti
87 MEN'S CANVAS DECK 8HOE8 ...... I.ti
143 MEN'S HIPOPPOTAMUS• SHOES .. 1.91
127 WOMEN'S DRESS SHOES ......... 1.M
for your home
NOW
148 WASHCLOTHS . • . . . . . . . . . . . • • . lie
113 HAND TOWELS .........•••..... 1.-
155 BA TH TOWELS ...•.•.•...•....... 2.11
housewares
NOW
151 DllHE8 ................... 41c-7 .•
43 CLOCKS . . . . . . ..........•...... lie
97 KITCHIN TOWELi ..•.•..•........ 1.M
48 ptCTURE FRAMES . . . . . .•.... 1.M-5.M
13 DINNERWARE SETI, 20-PC •....... 25M
Jewelry buys
NOW
10N!ARRINQI ...............•..... lie
150 NeCKLACEI. . . . . . . . . . . . ...... UI
21 llMIPRICIOUI NeCKLACEI .Ul---
1 RIFUftallHID WATCHl!I .... a.•-1-..
toys, toy1, toys
NOW
117 IT AR W Altl .. ACTION flGUftll .... lie
17 BA.BY STRAW.UY IHORTCAKI• . 1M
• ITRAwaaMY IHORTCAKI• DOU.82.11
11 IT Alt WARI'"' "AMCOR MONSTDI • UI
Huntington Beach• 9811 Adams Ave .
at Brookhurst St.
---.... --
Elena rated as hurricane,
Florida residents alerted
MlAMl -Troptcal norm Elena srew uuo a
hurricane today as at moved toward the Oulf Cout. and
forecuten warned driven io the Aorida Ke~s to stay off
the roads. The National Hurricane Center in Coral Gables
upgraded Elena from a tropical storm to a hurricane at 6
a.m. POT, after winds reached 75 mph. "Conditions
rem.Un favorable for further strenathening." .the center
said. At 9 a.m., the storm was centered 47' mileuoutbeaat
of New Orleans. Air Force f'e(l()nnaissance fli&hts
discovered Elena wu moving northwest toward the Outf
Coast at 20 mph, but the Atlantic season's fifth named
stonn was expected to slow down and tum north over the
next 24 hours, the hurricane ceo ter said. The center issued
a hurricane warruna from Pensacola to Morgan City. U..
A•tronaat. laanclJ Syncom 4
CAPE CANAVERAL, F1a.-Discovery•s astronauts
launched a thlrd COmplUnications payload today and sped
on to a Saturday rendezvous with a stranded satellite they
hope to fut durina one or ·r.-o week:end spacewallcs.
"Syncom's away," astronaut James van Hoften reported
as the Synoom 4 satellite flipped out of the shuttle's carao
bay. "You'll get to wrestle with one just like that in a
couple days," Mission Control reminded him. An almost
identical Syncom 3 is the lifeless satellite which two
spaccwalkers will try to revive by "bot-wiring" its
electrical system, a task which NASA had said might take
twodavsinsteadofoncbecause Discovery's robot arm has
1 a bad '1elbow." ·
Samantha's sunslJlne mlssed
AUGUSTA. Maine -More than 1,000 mourners,
from classmates to a Soviet diplomat and actor Robert
Wagner, recalled Samantha ~mitb as a "bea~ of sunshine" who melted bamers between nations.
Samantha, 13, the schoolgirl who captured the world's
aJtcntion with her simple pica to the Kremlin against
nuclear war. died an a plane crash Sunday along wtth her
father. She was remembered Wednesday in a memorial
service in a church decorated with a United Nations flag
and a wreath sent by the Soviet.Embassy in Washington.
Rcadm'a statement by Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev,
Vladimir Kulagin, first secretary for cultural affairs at the
embassy 1n Washington. recalled Samantha's two-week
tour of the Soviet Union 10 July 1983, describing her as a
"bnlhant beam of sunshine." Kula~n hoped Samantha,
who took the tnp to h1!> country Wllh her parents at the
expense of the Soviet government, would prove to be "a
symbol of the future 1n Sovict-Amcncan relations."
15 dle in worst riots
for Mandela freedom
JOHANNESBURG. South Africa -Police said
today that ·15 blacks died an ant1 -aparthe1d violence, and
that I I of them had ~en killed when poh~ battled
protesters calling for fre-cdom for 1mpnsoned plack leader
Nelson Mandela The 11 blacks were shot 10 Guguletu, a
township near Cape Town, police said, after thousands of
people of all rac~ massed Wednesday to march to the
gates of Pollsmoor Pn\on where Mandela 1s serving a life
term Mandela. convicted of plottang sabotage, has been
Jailed since 1964 His organization. the outtawed Afncan
National C'ongrd!>. 1!> the main iucmlla group fighting
wh1te-m1nonty rule Regional Police spokesman. Lt. Attic
Loubscher. said more than 60 people were wounded. 12 of
them policemen. after authont1es moved in to disband the
marcheNi
Cosby calls Boesai family
NEW YORK -Actor 8111 Cosby, moved by
tclevmon reports <>ver the arrest of anti-apartheid leader
Rev. Allan Bocsak. ca lled the clergyman's family in South
Africa to offer his support and love. Cosby, star of NBC·
TV's "1~e ( O!)by Show," said Wednesday's call was to let
Dorothy Bocsak "know we would really pray for him and
her and the children and the people 1n South Africa,"
according to Joanne Alfano, a network s~keswoman. She
said Cosby told her that Mrs Boesak said "the last laugh"
her husband enjoyed before' his arrest Tuesday was
watching Cosby's program on South Afncan tclev1S1on.
Cosb} also spoke with the mixed-race clergyman's son, 7.
year-old Allan Jr "I wa'i in the m1dd.le of my clowning,
do1nga typical C o'>by Jell-0 pudding kind of thing. And he
said flat out to me in that 'imall 7-year-old voice, 'Mr.
Co5by. l love you. and I love your show. You make me feel
very good.'" \he quoted Cosby as saying. "And that
stopped me in my tracks ·· Boesak. who had 1;>lanncd to
lead Wedncsda)''s march on a South Afncan pnson where
black leader Nelson Mandela 1s 1mpnsoned. was arrested Tuesday night
Intelligence clJlef named
BONN . West 0ermany-A top security official was
arrested today on su\p1c1on of spying for Commun 1st East
Germany, and in another develop-
ment, an East German diplomat
defected to West Gcnnany, the
government said. The events were
the latest in a spreading spy scandal
that has shaken the government of
Chancellor Helmut Kohl and
prompted rco~nization of West
German antelhgencc. It was also
announced that veteran diplomat
Hans-Georg Wieck was appointed
as the country's new intelligence
chief to replace Heribert Hcllen-
WIECK bro1ch. The chief federal pros.
ecutor's office 1dent1fied the man arrested today as
Reinhard Liebetanz, 48, a section chief m the Constitu·
uonal Prote<:uon Office The office as the sccunty agency
whose functions include counter-espionage. Has arrest
was )he second since the scandal broke this month.
Daat-baaten leuen fear
MO COW -The head of a team of Amencan
cxpcm said today that a chemical the tatc Department
claims was used by the Soviet KGB to track U.S.
diplomats probably loses its ccll-mut.atina properties 1f
absorbed into the body. Dr. Ernest McConnell, whose
team will stay in ~oscow .10 days to two wi:cks, said ~ta
briefina for Amencan res1dcnu of Moscow that test1na
Wlll focus on whether NPPO, or Nitrophe~ylpcntadien~r.
1s absorbed throuah the skin and 1n what form. Jn 1u
normal form NPPD is mutagenic, meanana 1t can change
the wucture of cells, McConnell said. Mutaacns can be.
but are not always, carcanoaens in humans. But he said the
chem1cal 11 "hiahly reactive" and it 1s lhus unlikely to be
a~rbcd by the body wtthout any chanaes.
Nllerl.an cormcU n•med
ABIDJAN , Jvory Coast-Naacnan radio announced
today that N1acna wtll be ruled by a 28-mcmbcr counCJI
headed by Maj Gen Ibrahim 8aban11da and 10clud1na
four other membcn of the military rqimc he ousted 1n a
coup The broadcast, monitored in nearby Ivory Coast.
11id the new Anned Forces RuhnJ Council would be
sworn 1n Fnday and that Blbl"llda will strve as 1t'
president and commander 10 c~ief. The airport an the
Niaenan e1p1t1I of Laao5 reopened at m1d.n 1g.ht Wcdnes-
dlly for the first time sfnce Tuc1day·, coup
Squatten blamed for fire
NEW YORK -Vagrants laving beneath ,Orand
Central Tcnninal ma:t have xt fires that fl~red in f~w
scrapped railroad cars 1n a yard u~der the s.tauon1 offica.als
said after firefl&hters found cook.ins utensils ana bedd!OI
in the charred' wre<:k-.e. The fires Wcd~esday ~orruna
&ent acrid smoke pounna into t~e termanal, ~orc1ng ~re
officials to close the landmark station temporanly. Scrv,1ce
was crippled· for 60,000 commuters d~nna t~e r:nomma
and evenlna rush hours. About 70 minor IDJUnes were
reponed.
Baby-811Jugglen arrested
SAN DIEGO-A woman who runs a halfway house
for unwed mothers has been charged ~th her dau~ter a.~
part of a baby-smuaalina rioa dcahng ··1n huma~ .misery
by scllin& infants Tor at least $5,000. authonucs wd.
Juamta Leyva-Vargas, 52, and Melinda Lcyva-Varps1 25,
were arrested Wednesday after they dchv~red a Mcx1~
infant to a Kalama, Wash., couple at Land~rah Fa~ld
airport, said Immiirataon and Naturahza~on Scr:vace
OeJ?Uty District Director Clifton Rogers. Phil and Lin~
Phillips, of Kalama, Wash., had earlier adopted a ilrl
through the ring and offered to help INS aaents 'after
immiaration officials told them their. daughter was an
illepl alien. "You can't imagine the fcdmg wbcn you have
a baby three or four months old and know that tbey (IN~
officials) can take that baby ... and you have no recourse.
Phillips said.
Heart Jmplant OK'd in Arizona
TUCSON, Ariz. -University Medical Ce~tcr
SUIJ.COns today began an operation to implant a J.arva~-7
art1fic1al heart in a 25-year-old Phoenix ~an. a Universal)'
of Arizona spokeswoman said. The hospital received U.S.
Food and Dru~ Adminastrauon authomat1on on Au~. 21
Lo use the device. Spokeswoman Nina Trasoff 1dent1fied
the patient as Michael Drummond. but said no
information was immediately available on his medical
history. The surgical team was led by Dr. Jae~ Copeland,
head of UMCs transplant team, who had said when the
FDA authonzauon was announced that he planned to u..c
the Jarv1k· 7 as a "bndgc" to sustain patients unul human
donors were found. Dr. Wilham C. DeVnes, who
performed the previous U.S. implants. was the onlY.
surgeon authonzed to implant art1fic1al hearts until
March 14. when Dr Wilham Pierce of the Hershey. Pa ..
Medical Center was given approval to implant the
Pennsylvania State Un1vers11 y temporal) anific1al heart.
CALIFORNIA
.,~
Banana bait la.red elualve. Pataa monkeya
back to 67 million home at San P'ranclaco
Zoo.
Monkey ba•lnea cartalled
SAN FRANCISCO -Two free spirited Pat.as
monkeys who eluded trackers for six weeks after their
escape from the new $7 million San Francisco Zoo
Primate Center arc back behind bars. Their capture ends a
monkey madness that drew the attention of 200 officials.
doz.ens of volunteers, an Afncan pnmate expert and a few
psychics. Zoo spokeswoman Jane Toolini said the mother
and baby who had been f\ibbling on fruit trees 1n
backyards and drinking at a city reservoir. were in good
shape when lured into a trap of bananas an<J grapes m the
Mount Sutro area of San Francisco. Trariquilizi~J the
monkeY. food was ruled out, she said, bc<:ausc officials
couldn t be sure how much the bab'y would eat or whether
the mother would Injure the baby by falling if ii was shot with a depressant.
011 •lte parchaed
BEVERLY HfLLS -Texas oilmen who poked
around this alitzy city found something they laked on the
athletic field of Beverly Hills H1gh School. On Wednes-
day, Waanoco 011 Corp. of Houston announced 1t wall buy
the 16 oil wells on the field and leases on 400 acres m the
heart of the city from Waverly Oil Co. of Los Angeles for
S 17 malhon. The wells produce up 10 1.500 barrels of 011 a
day and I. I m1lhon cubic feet of isas daily. The area,
known as Beverly Hill! West Field. 1s a major source of
revenue· dunna its last fiscal year, Beverly Hills earned S 1.6 m1hion in royalties from the oil property and the
school d1S1rict reaped S 1.3 million.
70 pormd• cocaine aelzed
LOS ANGELES -About 70 pounds of cocaine
estimated to be worth more than $20 m1lhon was seized at
a San Fernando Valley residence af\er the' arrest of a
Cuban nation I who had been closely watched for two
weeks, Police saad. Enrique Espinoza, 291 was arrested at
12:30.J>.m. Wednesdayashewalkedon Winnetka Avenue.
said Police Lt. E.A. Shiller, who alleaed that S 13.000 an
cash was found m the car ~panou had been dri vin,g. With
a search warrant, PQlice went to his home on Sepulveda
Boulevard and scned the cocaine. Espmo1.a's bail wH act at $2 million.
Lotteiy dlrector endoned
SACRAMENTO -In a '<>ltd endorxmcnt of the
DtukmeJiln adm1n1strat1on'1 mana cment of the state
lottery. a Senate par*t ha recommended confinnat1on of the director and two commiss1onen.
Also, lottery omctals llld they would hold a news
confcrenct today to name the day on which they will
disclose the open1n1 date of the overdue pmc . The
Sena.le Rules Committee voted to tuaEJhat the full
Senate confirm Oov. Otorit DeukmeJian 1ntmcnts
of director Mark Mtchatko and comm· 1oneri Ho111r11rd
Varner and John Pncc '
.1
Alia Whitelaw, 14, and •later K.brlatlan, 11, are areeted by
&randparenta ln Santa Monica after return from Orecon.
Missing girls found
after TV publicity
Or1nge Coat DAILY PtLOT /Thur8day, Auguet 2t, 11U 48
Kidnapper's term euj: protested
· Rtdtculous' verdict
shocking Coronado
residents. arents
SALT I.AK.£ C1TY (AP) =A
JUdac'• decision could result in a
November parole for the man con·
victed of lodnappma a 4-ycar~ld
Provo airl four years l&O in SOuthem
California.
"Everyone wauust shocked by the
verdJct,' aaid Donald Martin of
Provo, the father of Maria Martin,
now 8, who was mmina for 10 days
dunna the 1911 ordeal in Coronado.
.. Now, if be atts out, there'•
noth1n1 -.e can do about 1t," he 111d.
"We rally don't have anythina to sa"/
about it, other than it ls ndiculous.'
-CCronado l'Olic:e Detective-Jmy
Sousek said that cntltt community was uptet about It and "thousands of
C1lizen• hero have liJncd a petition uraina the p&role board not to let b1m
out."
Roben O Edwards i1 in Soledad
Prison for kiclnappina Maria.
"Unfonunately, I think <tc'• 1oin1
to be paroled because he hu been a
model~. ud that it a ah&me ...
Sou.e said Wednaday.
Edwai'd.s WU amsted ID Auau•t
1911. He was convicted of kidnap.
pin& for ru10m, which e.rries an
automatic life tentence 1 •
licwTrian>causet eJud&c improper·
ly instructed tbe jury. ln a 1«ond
tnal, be wu convtcted of aample
k.idnappana. which came. a li&htu puniabment.
The judae an lhe aecond lnl1 pve
Edwards the mandatory seven·)ear
tentence for that crime, but because
he was credited for umc served
dunna the triaJ, be wu deemed
etili* for I** DIM A ~ TbO eliaibililY daet Wat mowid up
10 this November w~n Juctee Nor·
bm Ehre11freuDd rukd lat week
Edwards· aentence 1bould bo mm med b SL4a « &M.----.
ume be pmt wor1ciOa in priton pnor
to bit MCOnd trial. UIMler C&lifomt. law, co.tritU
who labor in ptitott "'-' an ava day
off sentences for adi dadics~ed "To say be (£.dwatdl) · •t Mk for
ranJOm is a joke ... aid ~. •"fbe
Polioe chief (Jmy Boyd) ~ tbc
ransom money. And bes rcallr,
indianant about (&.be lisht 1entenc:e). •
Shopper fails to bag title No. 21
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -Her frenzied, one-hour fi&ht to become "I dad my homework, but I never Thu-d-place fuusber Chnstie Mac-
rn1nd was clear. Her body pnmed. this year's top shopper. dreamt I would win," wd Anne Damud of San franciJco al~ spends
Her eyes &leaminJ wtth desire. But Hungry eyes starched out an Ital-Collen, 37, a professional shopper free ume sbopFJll.. .. I '° to Macy's
J<Jmberty Nunn failed to buy hcT way 1an scarf with a leopard in a tree, the and color consuJtant from San Fran-and work out,· she satd.
to a second titJe as the arcatest Mr. Potato Head FamiJy, a sushi tray c1sco. "I'm JUSt an old lady 1n pay
shopper 1n thts cuy of ircat shops. maanei. a silk camisole, a cable car tic hair and tennis shoes." Several men entered the compe\J-
The amateur shopper was de-and IS other hard-to-find items. The ··Eat your hcan out, Klmbcrly lion, mcludrna a disappointed Jam
h d Wed sda b d · d Hendry, 2S, of San Franciaco. He t rone ne y y a pro-men an women ran up ltall'S an Nunn," she yelled playfully found only 14 of the 20 it.ems, but. fess1onal. • shuffled down dark halls between the "I've always loved to shop," said
Nunn, a 25-year-old fashion ~uare's Mustard Buildina and the Nunn, who didn't even place an the wanu to try apm nut year.
merchandlscr from San Francisco, Otocolate Buil.dina. top three tlllS year. "Espectally for "I love shO{>Ptnl -JUst the jo,r of
had said she was born to shop. But she They resisted the macademia nut sheets and pillows. Oh God, I love everything beana all new I guess. he
faced fierce competition at Ghiradelli truffles and reluin,a outdoor cafes as that stuff. Sometimes I wonder 1f 1 said "I thought l'd do well ...
Square in the third annual San a fast African drum beat echoed have a {>roblem: you know, hkc a John Calw's. 36, of San Pablo,
Francisco Fair and Exposition's through the shopping plaza from a compulsive shopper. found cvervthing but not fast enou-t-
"Shoppers 500." nearby park. Casual shoppers looked "I didn't have time to to the ·r .,.
Each of the 25 zealous contestants quizzically at the frantic group with homework this year," she said. "If I to wm a pnie.
relied on keen eyes, nimble fingers badges and white bags scounng didn't have a fulltimeJob workma 10 "Usually I don't lik~ to go shop.
and fast feet as they raced up and displaycasesandshriekingwhenthcy hoursaday,lthinklcouldhavedone ping," said the IRS worker. "It seu
SANT A MONICA (AP) -Two
youna sisters who were allegedly
abducted by their father seven years
ago arc back in Southern Cahfornta
after thctr chance discovery 1n Or-
egon, authonues said.
down four stones of shops m a found an object of their searth. it." prctt} bonng. ·· District Attorney Elliot Fisher said r-----------=--------.:...._---------------------------------
As Ronal6 D. Whitelaw, 38, was
being held Wednesday on a fuJitivc
warrant in Salem, Ore., his daughters.
Alisa L. Whitelaw, 14, and K.nstin E.
Whitelaw, 11, arrived at Santa
Monica Aupon wtth their arand-
mothcr, Bernice Canutt, of Val~nc1a.
In bnef comments to rcponcrs the
girls said they love their father, but
Alisa added, "It will be nice to talk to
mom again."
Their mother, Faith Canutt, 35,
unaware that her daughters had been
fou nd, was believed to be near Salt
Lake City en route to Aonda, Deputy
Wednesday.
Law officials across the country
were asked to locate her, he said.
The girls were identified after a
neighbor in Lebanon, Ore., re-
cognized their pictures on a tclev1S1on
show about missing children. The
broadcast said they had been ab-
ducted from their mother's home 1n
Valencia seven years ago
FBI agents arrested Whitelaw on
Monday for investigation of federal
charges including failure to appear m
court. violation of a custody decree,
unlawful flight and child abduction
Whitelaw had been using an ahas,
Arnold E. Johnson, while he and the
girls lived in Lebanon, said Linn
County s.heriff s Lt. Carroll Sandquist
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Ot11ng9 00Mt OAJL.Y PtL.OTl'Thunday. August 29, 1M5
Why was it so
easy to end jail
overflow now?
After seven years of excuses and sad stories about
bow difficult it would be to end the inhumane crowdina
at the Orange County Jail, Sheriff Brad Gates enacted 1
system this week that vinually solved the problem
overnight.
Efficient man, Mr. Gates.
But his swift action lO the face of an inflexible cap OD
the jail population prompts questions.
Why was he unable to initiate these ~procedural
changes -which affect the way minor offenden are
handled and where inmates are housed - in the
countywide jail approach seven years ago?
Why could he respond so quickly to this court order
when be had made so littJe progress toward satisfying the
previous order?
Could his prompt attention to this task -or even
casual attention to it -have spared the taxpayers of
Orange County the substantial debt in fines levied
because the 1978 court·order was ignored?
As a Los Angeles newspaper likes to ask: Interesting,
isn•t it?
Opinion• expressed 1n this spaoe are those of the Dally PilOt Other view.
expr...-d on thl1 paoe are those ol their au1hors and art11t1
. Objects to Pilot's latest
stand on judicial dispute
To the Editor 1f my memory serves me c.orrectly, it
Suggested Heading: EDITORIAL wa~ the judge who. many months ago.
DOES DISSERVICE TO JUDGE e~plamed in the paper that Newpon
BOSTROM Beach Police officials had arranged
lt 1s difficult for me and. I suspect. for lhe release of two shenfl's depu-
some other concerned area residents ues they were holding who were
to understand all the reasoning be-intoxicated and who had been tn-
hrnd the Daily Ptlot's August IJ. 1985 volved ea.rher 10 a senousaulomoblle
ed1tonal entitled. "JUSTICE TA K-accident m the cit)
ING A BACK SEAT TO EGO JN I wonder. then. if the DaaJy Pilot
LOCAL COURT ·· -~ould lilce 10 t.ake Judge Bostrom to
Just a few days before this pan1cu-task for yet another courageous stand
lar piece. the Dail y Pilot presented he has taken 1n the community.
commentary supponing Jud&e Bos-namely exposing this apparent
trom·s dec1S1on in the widely pubh-double standard and possible cover-
c1.2ed "Newpon Beach SIO Million upofofficer-relatoddrunkendnvang?
Drug Seizure." Now. 1n the most I ask, JUSt who is using tht' law for
recent ednonal. the Daily Pilot states. their own purposes?
among other things. that Judge Bos-It would seem to me that the Daaly
trom is playing games wnh our JUSt1ct' Pa lot may Wlsh to consider standing
system and that both he and Newport behind its earlier, supportive odi-
Police Chief Gross may be using the tonal rather than attempting to {>Ut
law for their own purposes in th eir doubts in the public mind concerning
ongoanJ dialogue wllh each 01hcr. I Judge Bostrom's motives in the
find th as somewhat m1slcad1ng_ performance of his duties. 'As one of
While the Gamboa incident raises \Our readers' recent letters so aptly
some questions, there JUSl m1gh1 be put it, "Judge Bostrom deserves three
other reasons why the N~1rt Beach <.heer'>, not a raspberry!"
Police hierarchy take<; 1<1suc wnh KENli S MOORE
Judge Bostrom·~ dec1s1ons Mtcr all Corona del Mar
Newport visit costly for family
To the Editor
On July 27 we rece1.,ed a catauon
and subsequen t fine of $63 (or
unknowingly t.along our toy poodle
on a leash on the beach an Newpon
We do not ObJCCl 10 the law banning
dogs from the beach dunng <.:eru1n
months of the year but do believe, as
do many of our fncnds and our
lawyer, that the '1gn' arc decepuvc
and the treatment by the police officer
was unkind.
We ha ve been taking ou r dogs on
California bcache-. for more than 20
years and when a sign ~tales 1n the
largest pnnt. "No dogs allowed
anywhere without a leash." 11 would
be construed to mean dogs are
allowed on a leash
Mosl people who frequent beat.hes
a.a,ke for granted 1ha1 the other smaller
print of the sign refers to such things
as restnctaon of fire . ant1·httenng. etc.
Moreover. the pohce officer was
unkind when commenting 10 three
adults and a teen-ager ... Can't you
read'l" If dogs are not allowed on the
beach, the sign should clearly say,
"No dogs allowed" and for what time
penod.
We had just packed up our 15-year-
old son from camp and he wanted to
-.top 1n your city for a few hours
hccause at his age Newport Beach as
"Where 11''i at'"
Sixty-three dollars was a high pncc
10 pay for that pnv1lege.
RAY AND KATHY VERMILION
BakeMfield
Clove cigarettes debunked
To the Editor
The chpp1ng.scrv1cl" for 1hc ()pec:1al-
1y Tobacco Counctl must be working
an order for the Pilot 10 receive a
response from Charles B l:cker
director of the 1n formauon center for
this orpnazauon
Mr Ecker defends clove ugarette~
and I trust he has smoked 1hcm all of
has life and that he has research to
prove that for the hundreds of years of
clove ciprette usa~e no Ont" hJ<i died
bccaute of clove c1pre1te\, that thC"y
have died because of h~rt ntt3rk\,
.. automo~1le acc1dtnu and falling off
ladders.
Jfs unfonunate thll nur tu dollan '° to suppon to co crop, which more than hkely JO to ,uppon \fr
OAANGE COAST llilJl'llt
faker'-. "<Alary as director of 1nfor·
ma11on for the Specialty Tobacoo
( ouncal. headquartered an Los An·
geles. while at the ~me time Wt' spend
off~11mg tax dollan 10 for cancer
rc~arch on lung diseases that arc
cau5ed by tho~ products Mr Ecker
So ably rcpr~nts.
Maybe Mr. Ecker would like to talk
to the parents of the Ncwpon Harbor
H 1gh School senior who died in May
of 1984 and tell them that their aon
did not dae because h mokod clove
caprcttes but that he djed because he
got hH by a car.Jumped off a btidscor
what. Mr Ecke~
JIM OE BOOM
Nt"Wpor1 Beach
~a.I Miier ,_, .. ................ 0.,...., °" ... ~~
"In my family. Walt Dt ney's program wa sospeclalthat even when l _
wa J 4and a serious high school7reshmsn. my mom once Insisted that
I put down my homework and enjoy It. ''
Moral subtleties need to be
considered in Gilbert case •
Rightly convicted of murder under law;
clemency brings other factors in to play WILLIAM F. Gov. Bob Graham of Flonda tells
us that he acted as he has in the matter
of Roswell Gil~rt because of the
"unique facts of this case." Well, they
ate not unique, but one·shouldn't get
too exercised about the governor's
saying that they are.
Roswell Gilbert killed has wife, to
whom he had been married for 51
years. He confessed to having killed
her. She was suffering from
Alzheimer's disease, from the pro-
gressive memory loss that goes with
that disease. and Trom osteoporosis, a
bone ailment that, we are advised.
cause' great patn.
Mr Gilbert did not deny killing
her. pleading simply extenuation
given has Wife's cond1t1oi(
He was properly convicted of
murder an 1he first degree, which 11
certainly was: He no doubt
premeaitatcd the murder over a
penod of weeks. perhaps months. He
was properly sentenced under the law
-life 1mpnsonment with no possi-
bility of parole until he has served 25
years. Although the factual case 1s
open and shut. there are. of course.
appeals. Under the law. you can
appeal a finding that two plus two
equals four Gov. Graham. feeli ng the
considerable public sentiment an the
matter, elected to in voke Florida'\
strange and compltcated clemency
prov1s1ons.
These provide that a governor may
grant what amounts 10 suspension of
a sentence at any point an the process.
but only prn,vadcd that he can
persuade three members of has SPt-
member Cabinet to c.oncur in has
Judgment So Gov. Graham an·
nounced that Mr Calbert c.ould go
home and waat there untal the
appellate couns were through Wllh
has case.
But four member\ of 1he Cabinet
opposed setung ham tree. So Mr.
Gilbert remains an pnson What
everybody was engaged an doinJ.
obviously, wai-wa1t1ng until public.
sentiment finall y crystal ltzcd
Gov. Graham·~ moral and 1ntellcc-
lual problem as prec1..cly that the facts
of the case arc not unique.: There are
olhers -many othc" -lake at:
instances of a spou!IC killing a spouse.
or even Jf a mother k1lhng a child,
because of affi1 t1om deemed m-
'tolerable and pronounced 1ncumble.
No doubt many of lhl·~e go un-
detected No doubt manv of1hc~ arc
quietly detected. hut not prO'iC<:uted.
and all owed to t1()toc awa> It 1s not
easy to prosecute ~omconc who!.e
onl> motive 1n k1lltng 1~ the reltcf of
pain that cannot u1ht'rw1-.c he re·
heved And }Ct -a po1nt~On which
most people agree -no one can
legally be given the pov.cr to kill
someone cl~. The law need\ to be
absolute 1n malang thcc;e rules
But 11 1s becau\e law<; need to be
absolute that trad1t1on gives. us two
leavening tribunals The tirst 1s the
JUry. Sometimes 1une~ ta~c the law
into their own hand\ and. when they
do, there 1'1 nothing anyont' can do
about 11 And . finall y. there '" the
factor of clemency. dum .. 1l:r devolv-
ing 1n the \tale ol F-lunda on the
governor and three elected mcmhers
of the Cabinet Thi\, prc'lumahly. to
guard against exccu11vc c.apncr
How should (,o-. Graham -or
other governors -he guided in such
matter'l'l Ohvaou\I\. the\ mu<11 not al.I
as though 1 he' ar~· l·na~ 11 ng a frc~h
pohc:r (w ahcad and murder your
wife lf }OU can pro...r that )'Our
motives were pure I'll pardon yo u.
That 1s why < 111v (1raham stresses
that the Gilbert case 1s unique, which
BUCKLEY
of course at as nol. A few years ago.
Gov. Hugh Carey of-New York, who
was solidf y opposed fo capil4ll punish-
ment. vowed that ifthe restoration of
capital punishment were done over
his veto. he would retaliate by gJving
eAecutive clemency to everyone
subsequently convteted of murder
and sentenced to the chair.
That was contuma cy on e grand
r,cale lfa legislature writes a law and
ihe ch1efexecut1ve announce that he
will frustra1e 1he legJslature by sys-
tematacall} circumventing the law,
why. here. 1ft'ver you have impeach·
ment ume
We need 10 remind ourselves that
there arc moral subtleties that the Law
cannot hope to accost. and that for
that reason we ha ve the factor of
clemency. This 1s not to argue that
clemency cannot be abused. It is
"abused . But 1t 1s to argue that public
odium should be reserved. in such a
casl' as Roswell C11lbern. not for his
deed. as for a carcle'>s 1 Mll lut1onaliza-
l10n of the right tu kill under s1m1lar
circu mstances.
h 1s hard 10 be angry with Roswell
Gilbert. The law must not be be asked
to be more resilient. Ctemcn9 as the
nght instrument, and Gov Graham
should be applauded for ustn& his
authont)' athwan the protests 1ha1
murder as murder as murder. which as
a legal Judgm ent not a moral Judg·
mcnt
Wll/Jam Buckley I• • 1yodlc•I~
c0Joma111.
No matter how old we get,
we '11 always feel younger
And people today
are living lo-nger
- a nd aging later
What youna people fail to re-
cognize unul they themselves reach
npenw as that older peopie cOntmut'
to reprd themselves as young "1n-
11de" at any age, until death ovenakei
them No matter how they may look
or sound, or even act, • c.ore deep in
themselves clings to the feeling that
they remain pe~tually youna..
"Old AJC," said Bernard Baruch at
80, "as always l S years older than you
art." 1 his sentiment ha, been echoed
by many octosenanans. A part of
ourselvC'S -and a ccnu-al pan, it
seems -remains boyish or airltsh to
the 1elf-1masc we ptn1st in holdina to
&he very end
Nearly everyone find at hard to
believe he or ihe has reached a certain
milestone tn life, be tt SO. 60. or 70;
and no one (except perhaps the
cntically 1U) feels 1ntemaJly that he 11
really that old. The ehche that .. time
Oia" becomes truer every decade.
and that much harder to aa:epc
Jt 11 more incomprehcn&ible now
than 11 ever was before tn human life,
becaute not only are more ~e
bvana lona,tr. but they are livina
)'OUltlfr. that is. AIMncanJ Lodi)' It
60 atneraUy look and f etJ aftd bchnc
no older than thttr ptrents di.d at 40. Jim 11 our younptcn maau~
earlier, ouroldst aee tater, both tn a
ph1~caJ and a IOCitJ scnt1.
Wbcn I ece a ''arandmot.bcr"
depicted in• tele"'ition comm aal, t
SIDllEY
Hu11s
am usually templed to lauah at the
outmoded stereotype of ihe gn-.y-
haired, be!lpecl4lcled lmle lady spoon-1na food to her arandch1ldren '" the
h1ah-<ha1r Most of 1he women I
know who ha ve small erandchlldren
could almo"t pass as their mothe~ as
much as their a.rannaes. .
The tempo ofhfe hos \O changed m
the last acnerat1on or two -at lea'll an
the Western world -that most of the
traditional roles and postures have
lost their valad1ty1 and we require a
new concep1uali1at1on of what
Shak'espeare depicted as "the ages of
man."
No doubt pco~le alway, felt much
younger "1ns1de' than they appeared
to be; nowadays, the appearance
conform~ more nearly 10 the inner
v1s1on. Theardiet, their excretsc, their
whole way ofhfe, remove them from me sadehnes lo lhe maanstr~m of
M>Ctal and physical activity.
The "official" retirement age, once
pegged al 65, as now legally set at 70. I
predict that within a decade or so 11
wa ll be lifted 10 75 The sloaan of
"equal opponun11y" has become. as
much the banner of age as of race or
~x. Older people u~d to ask for
"respect": now they demand to be
JUdjed by their vigor, not by the
v1c1ss1tudes of lime.
Sldoe1 R•rrl• 11 • 1yadlc•t~
col11mal11.
Bec101~ of tru1mlul011 problem1,
lllf J•d Aoderua/ J°"pt Spur
coloma dH1 oot •p~ar tod•y.
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JOY DSB ANTBOlfY
oorr•poadeat
Spacey
cartoon
family
is back
TV boomers rejoice
.fil return to future
with the •Jetsons'
By JOY DEE ANTHONY
Dellf ...... C-~I
If you're a TV boomer. which as a
baby boomer who can instantly thank
of the tune 10 "George of the Jungle,"
you'll be relieved to know that after
years of unsausfying cartoon shows,
"The Jetsons" and "Yogi Bear" have
retumed
"He). Boo Boo. how about a nice
p1c-a-n1c basket?" my brother used 10
ask an a perfect 1m1tauon of the star
bear of 1he ·60s. I haven't heard that
1m11a11on an years now Unfortunate·
ly. he moved to Denmark after
college.
Maybe the retum ofYogi this fall
wall be JU!lt the thing 10 lure him back
10 the states
The Jctson\ might be the other
ucket. Am ong the best parts of that
show were rhe opening and closing.
dunng which a 1any theme song
blares whale veorge Jetson flies
around in that crazy vehicle of his.
Another Jetson gem: watching lhe
dog named Astro being walked on a
conveyor belt. The names of various
items were good too. There was Sky
Pad ApanmenLS, if you recall, and
Spacely Sprockets Co .• lhe supplier 10
Generar Rotors Corp.
When the Jetwns first came on in
1962 at 7:30 p.m on Sunday eve-
nings. 11 had to compete with "Walt
Disney's Wonderful World of Color."
Lucluly for TV boomers.__ it got
swnched to Saturday mornings the
following year. We wo uldn't have
wanted to miss either sh"bw
In my family Walt Disney's pro-
gram was so special that even when I
was 14 and a serious high school
fres hman. my mom once insisted lhat
1 put down my homework and enjoy
1t. The next day's exam was definitely
a lower pnonty in her eyes.
Dun ng my elementary school days,
our whole family watched "Mr. Ed,"
a show about a talking horse whose
theme song began: "A horse isa horse,
of course, of course."
Then we viewed "Lassie." My
parents enjoye~ Timmy and his dog
as much as we did. my sister and I said
to ourselves at the time. After that
came Wah Disney and eaung our
niual Sunday njgh1 ice cream.
With the Jetsons' return in 41 oew
episodes alongside the original 24.
some details will change. Whal were
co nsidered 21st century
pheoomenons then are now com-
monplace. Moving ~1dewalks, tele-
confcrentlng. and portable com-
puters. (but not nuclear-powered
sewing machines) are no longer a big
deal
Ne"' episodes wall fea ture make-up
km that apply the stuff for the wearer
automatically, Chnstmas tree orna-
ments that orbit the tree, and personal
computers called "memo-minders"
that follow owners around to nag
them about appointments.
I hope new generauons will enJO)'
the "Jetsons" as much as ours did. [f
only they had "Captain K.anproo"
too. Children of the future may never
know what it looks like to sec Mr.
Moose drop I\ gigantic load of ping
pong balls on the Capuaio or to watch
Bunny Rabbit's successful finagling
after a bunch of carrots. Dancing Bear
and Mr. Green Jeans deserve a re-
introduction some day too.
In the meantime. we can onl)'
commend Joseph R. Barbera, presi-
dent of Hanna Barbera and a co-
crcator of the JetsonsJ. for bnngjna
back this TV boomer's ravonte spacc-
aae family.
L.M. Bovo
Roses are red
-never blue
You want 10 make yo ur fortune?
Grow a truly blue rose. There ha~
never been one.
About 1even centuries ~o -in
l 37 l, to be eiu1ct -the Queen of
France sent the Queen of Enatand ~eral dolls dressed an the latest
French fashions. You know the story.
The doll outfi ts were copied by
En&lish drc maken, and costumed
do01 from France went wherever
haps went thereaf\cr. mak;na FranCle
the fashion desi&ner of the we tern
world It's why models arc kno"n a
manncquaM That'• what those doll
wttt called
In NorthYre1t Rr11il, cannabali1uc
• tnbe.sfolk claim the ta ucst oart of'be
human body 11 the palm o(lbe hand.
Roll Royce tt>mme·proofs u
dashboard wood.
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.. Or~ Cou1 OAIL.Y PILOTIT,,ulWdey. Augu.t 29, 1115 A7
Whistl!rrg w"hile he Works pays off
Jazz mustctan uses
pucker to produce
ptccolo-llke sounds
PITISBURGH (AP) -Most
people thou1ht Ron McCroby was
whistlina .. Otxie" when be pve up a
full-ttme advert11ut1Job th~ ycan
aao t9 pucker up professionally.
Now, counties concerts lattr with
a third album scheduled for relca$C,
he's surpassed even his own expecta-
tions and pined prcstlfC as the onJy
Jazz artist devoted enllrely to whis-
tJinf while he works.
" t's unbehevablc. I'm really
blessed. It JUSt doesn't happen ltke
thJs," the bald, bespectacled whistler
said as he relaxed witb a cola
followina a recent appearance at the
Shadyside Ans Festival in Piusbur&h.
McCroby, SI, bills himself as a
FolU flock to bear Ron McCroby wblatle.
., ~-... puccolo player -someone who uses
his pucker to produce piccolo-like
sounds.
Census counts He of\en entenains audiences for
hours at a 11me, spnnt1na effortlessly
up scales as far as a P.1ano's h1~est C
and popping out trill after tnU. Hts
n&ht hand clasps the microphone
h i 1 while he pcrfonns, the fingers of his mec an Ca men leflhandtaprhythrwcaJl)'atthea1r.a
holdover from his clarinet-playing
WASHINGTON (AP) - Ameri-the growmg number of imported J
can industry produced S,S3S robots robots, Burnstein said in his Dear·
last year, the Census Bureau said born. Mich., office. , Wedne~y in its first-ever survey of But to obtain such a class1ficatton
mechantcal men. an industry must show that at '"
Best known for counting Amen· growmg and becoming an important
can people every decade, the Census factor, which 1s why the new stud)'
Bureau also studies other things, ~as launched, McBeth said.
including bus1ness and industry. It The Census report found 75 com-
now has added robots to its scnes of panics were engaged in production of
Current lndustnal Reports. robots last year, with shipments of 1
While movies have ~·ven robots S,535 machines valued at SJ57 7 f rh1lhon. the popular image o c ankina. hu-Burnstein said Lhat is clo!><' lo manoid monsters, most are bes1c mdustnal machines used to speed figures his associauon has collected
production and free humans rrom The group estimated U . robot
dangerous or repetitive JObs. production at 5, 136 unus last year I Wltb a value of SJ32.5 m1lhon.
In the past, robots counted 1n the If current growth trends continue.
Census of Industry -conducted the U.S. robotics industry could ha\t:
every five years -have been production of SI b1lhon b)' 1988,
classified according lo end use, such making it more than ehg1ble for a
as welding machines, parts as-separate industnal class1fica11on
scmblers and paint sprayers, Ken The next government CeMu\ ol
McBeth of the Census Bureau's Industry is scheduled for 1987
Industry Division explained. The Census Bureau's stltd)'
1
But that made it hard to measure meimtred on~y production, and did
robot production and use and com-not seek to count robots currently an
plicated the track1ng of import and use in the United States Bum<Jtc1n I
export of robots, prompting the estimated that total at 17,000
Robotics Industries Assoc1atton to -According to the (ensus report, I
ask for the separate count. welding, soldenng and brazing JOhs
Association spokesman Jeff were the most common industrial
Burnstein said the aroup's current functions for robots produced last
aim 1s to have a new Standard year. accounting for 1,4 74 ot tht:
lndustnal Classification code issued devices shipped. Second was the I
J fa\or11e
w1\h
'>IOC. Ii
ht.•l'I
~
da)'I W t Vu'&i Unavenity but kft
The ovcraU effect •~ mcrcd1ble. before vactuauoa and joined a
••J>coplearc taken aback when they vent tftt in Can"1nnau. He
l\ear me, .. he 11id. "Many people compoxd Jifttles and pctfonncd
have come up to me aft.er teetOJ me ~01ce-ovm for cartoon while pla~·
the lint \Jme and 11y, 'OK *hat's the ma the ctanne1 and itopbonc 1n
a>mmtC • at <fo )OUOaVe In =yo=u~.....,,,._.MOI\ ,
mouth?' ~Later) they uy 'OK, you're Encourqcd by hi wafe and tbetr
for real " '" chaldren, he began wha thna at
McCroby hH a tou&hcr tame ex· niJ.btclubs around C1nnnna11 1n
pla10m1 how he manaie to tum 19i1 The foUowma ~.he qun his .. 1 was so imprclled with bun
everyday wh1stltn1 into a full-nedpd full·ttme advert111n1job ahhou&h be musically, .. Jeffenon said ••Therc'a
art or wf\y folks fiock to hear his h1a.h-continued working ror a select SJ'OUP no one who's evct ttally JtistJtd like
pitched rendennas of JAZZ and class1-of clients on a free-lance basis. him. :ro dtvix I.his thina and mine it cal p1ecc1. He perfonns IS to 20 .. They (colltuues) thought I had · · · ........;....i;bl •• concerts a year m add1t1on to club Ion m~ m.arhlcs,,.' be rc:Ca.llc:d 10 the de~ be hau11ust U\1,;1QAJ e.
boolanp. McCroby's b11 break came l11 McCroby's third album ... Breczin'
"Everyone 1n Amenca always likes September 1982. about six month!> tht' Cla tC1," m1rk1 his otrtci.aJ debut
something new This definnely 1s after he'd made a dtmon~trat1on as a clH 1cal mu.sic whistler.
somethana new," said his manqer-.--------------------------wife. Barbara.
"And to think 11 was nght under m)
nose all this time," McCroby said,
lau&tuna
The son ofa Morpntown, W.Va.,
barber. the youna McCroby wb1stJed I
stnctly for fun while studyma clannet
with a reured member of John Phthp I
Sousa's band Hts unusual talent was
apparent as early ash 1jh school when
he fined 1n for a s1clc piccolo pla)'er by
whistling his part an "Stars and
Stnpes Forever."
Hoping to become a profe~s1onal
clannet1st, McCroby stud1C<1 music at For You and "Jerry's Kidsr'
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Al 0raritae CO..t DAIL v PILOT /T9'uraday, Augult 29, 1985
car cut In half
A 1984 llwetaai waa
aheued In ball and tta drlftl'
eertoaaly lQtued TaeldaJ
a.IO.t wben the car akldded
lofo a coacrete ~t •tan·
dud oo Placentia A•enue la
Coeta Meu. Lt. Tom Darluun
aald drl'~er Jamee Wtwam Lonf". ss. of eo.ta .......
taken to FouatalD Valley
Com.muatty Bmpltal. wbere
be WU reported la fair COD-
dttioD thl• mornJ.a,. Lon• wu tra..elln• eouth at aboal
100 mpb when be lmt con-
trol of the Muata.Df on a
caned •tretch of road be-
tween Adam• A.enae ad
E•tancla Bl&h School
aroa.nd 10i20 p.m. Tb• car
turned aldewaya and
elddded about 500 feet
before knock.lna down the
11-bt atandard oa the other
atCle of the etreet, Darham
M..ld.
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EVENING PHONE 11:
2oilspills
contained in
Huntington
Onshore 011 spills splashed black
and gooey liquids in two sections of
Huntington Beach this week but the
spills were contained before they
could enter sewer systems and cause
serious environmental damage, of-
ficials sajd.
About 30 barrels of oil and water
leaked from a Scott Oil Co. tank at
Crystal Street and Garfield A venue at
about 4 a.m. Tuesday morning.
Fire depanment personnel threw
up dikes to prevent it from entering
stonn drains. Crews from the Ray-
mond Construction Co. spent the rest
of the morning clean in~ up the oil.
Huntington Beach 011 field inspec-
tor Tom Shaw said Tuesday that an
company employee left a valve open
an a wash tank.
In an carhcr incident Mo nday
morning, about 30 barrels of 011 and
water leaked through a hole an a tank
owned by the Capro Co. near Lake
Street and Walnut Avenue, Shaw
said. Again, dykes were built to
prevent the spread of 011 .
Planriers r.eject
church pa~king
f ortheater patrons
By TONY SAAVEDRA
Of~ .........
A Costa Mesa church lost its bid
this week to provide parking for
Pacific Amphitheatre patrons.
The city Plannina Commission
unanimously turned down the re-
quest by Fairview Community
Church, 2S2S f11rview Road, on
Monday for a permit to allow paid
parking for up to 79 can.
Accordjna to a city staff repon, the
church has occasionally allowed con-
cert-goers to park on its paved lot, as
well as a dirt area, since the
amphitheater opened 1n mid-sum-
mer 1983. Donations were accepted
but not requin:d.
NcighbQring residents have
protested about the noise from cars
parking at the church, across the
street from the amphitheater, as well
as the b_eer bot~les ap~rently thrown
by music fans into their yards.
The report also noted that cxhaus1
fumes from the church parlung would
bother residents and that concert·
goers could be uuured while crossin1
F&Jrvicw Road. a maJOr thorouah·
fan. to the amph1theatc~
Commissioners accepted staff find· inas that the parking would harm
surroundingpropc11;ics ~ause of the
potcnttal increase in notsc, fumes,
and litter. . .
In other action, comm1ss1oncrs
unanimously recommended the City
Council approve an ordinance allow-
ing homeowners to build an acce sory
apartment attached to their house~.
The proposal would require
builders to obtain a city permit for the
apartments. dubbed "granny flats''
because they ha ve mostly been used
for elderly family members.
Commissioners recommend that
the apartments be a maximum of 640
square feet or as large as 40 percent of
the existing house. The)" also rec-
ommended that one of the residential
units be occupied by the property
owner. and that two parking spaces,
either covered or uncovered. be
provided
Threeyouthfulburglars
captured in Huntington
A nine-year-old and two clcvcn-
year-old boys reportedly tned to
burglarize a Huntington Beach home
Monday morning but were caught by
police after the owner nabbed one of
the three boys.
According to Sgt. Tris Swan of the
HuntJn.&Jon Beach Police Depart-
ment, Bertha Walters, 49, recently
purchased the home near the inter-
section of Adams A venue and
Magnolia Street and had stopped by
the house to make some final checks
before she and a friend moved in.
When she arnved she nouced that
some boxes of her belongings had
been scattered over the back yard
She was not in time to catch two
boys who csce ped by scrambling ove r
the back fence.
But she did catch the third boy wh o
was trying to escape through the
downstairs bathroom window.
She detained ham while a neighbor
called the police They caught the
other two boys a short ume later.
The boys were released to their
parents.
Diab lo reactor restarted after malfunction
SAN LUIS OBISPO (AP) -
Oiablo Canyon's Unit I reactor shut
down after pumps sendini water to
steam generators malfunctioned, but
utili ty officials said they successfully
restarted the reactor Wednesday.
The shutdown occurred at 10:02
p.m. Tuesday while Unit I was
operating at full power, said Ron
Weinberg, a spokesman for Pacific
Gas and Elcctnc Co. The reactor was
fired up again at 2:07 p.m.
Coast f air.floriculture winriers
Orange Coast winners in the
flonculture competition at the 93rd
Orange County Fair tncluded:
Planters Unusual Container. Judy
Barela. first. lrvtne.
Planters -Cactus: Judy Barela.
first, Irvine.
Planters Succulent. Judy Barcia.
first, l rvi nc.
Planters Other: Judy Barela. scc-
O'Donnell, first. Newport Beach.,
Diaila Sheahan. second, Costa Mesa.
Arrangements -Junk: Bryan
Harland. first, Costa Mesa.
Arrangements -Thimble: Kelsey
Long, first. Ncwpon Beach.; Diana
Sheahan. second. Costa Mesa.
Arrangements -Succulents: Judy
Barela, second, Irvine.
Planters Dash Garden: Chm
Barela. th ird. lrvtnc
Planters Terranum: Chns Barela.
second. Irvine
Planters Unusual Container Chns
Barela, first, lrvtnc.
...Planters Cactus: Chns Barcia. first,
Irvine.
Planters Succulent: Chns Barela,
first, Irvine. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ ond, 1 rvine. . Arrangements -Theme: Diana
Arranicments-Toy: Judy Barcia,
first, lrvme; Bryan Harland, second,
Costa Mesa; Diana Sheahan, third,
Costa Mesa.
Planters Other: Chris Barcia, sec-
ond, Irvine.
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Ends Labor Day
Sept. 2nd
Balboa Island Only 673-4923
Sheahan, first, Costa Mesa.
Who:
Mesa;
Diana
Arrangements -Zoo's
Bryao Harland, first , Costa
Judy Barcia second, Irvine;
Sheahan, third, Costa Mesa.
Arrangements -Rocks: Ry1t11
O'Donnell, first, Newport Beach.;
Bryan Harland. second, Costa Mesa.
Arrangements Ory: Judy Barcia.
second. Irvine.
Arrangements -Button: Shawn
O'Donnell. first, Newport Beach ..
Judy Barcia. second, Irvine.
Arrangements -Red Hot: Ryan
Arrangements -Basket: Diana
Sheahan. first, Costa Mesa; Judy
Barcia, second. Irvine.
Arrangements -Boxes: Diana
Sheahan, first, Costa Mesa; Judy
Barela, second, Irvine.
Arrangements 7 Unusual Con-
tainer. Judy Barcia. second, Irvine
Rooted Plants -Cactus: Chns
Barcia, second, Irvine.
Rooted Plants Other: Chris Barcia,
fourth, Irvine.
Arrangements-Zoo's Who· Chns
Barela, first, Irvine.
Arrangements Ory: Chns Barela,
second, Irvine; Kathleen Shirley,
third, Huntington Beach.
Arrangements -Wild 'N' Woolly:
Chris Barcia. first, Irvine.
Arrangements -Junk: Ka thleen
Shirley, first. Hunungton Beach.,
Chns Barcia. third. lrvtne.
Arrangements Simple: Chris
Barela, fourth. lrvtnc.
Arrangements Ageless. Chris
Barela, fourth, Irvine.
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Lido's
~oat
Show
debuts
When the lakes of Kmg Hussein,
Ap Khan, Scan Connery, Pnncc
Ranier, Sophia Loren or the Sheiks of·
Kuwan. Kut>a1 or Qatar go shopping
fora boat-and they want the best-
they choose a Riva.
Long hailed as the Rolls Royces
and Ferrans of motor yachts, Italy's
Rivas are priced at up to $1 .4 million.
The newly offered 60-foot Black
Corsair. for example, has set off a
small but avid bidding war an the
Middle East, with competitors offer-
in& up to $250,000 above the asking
pnce for the few models now avail-
able or soon to be built.
Seven different Rivas will be dis-
played for viewing at the Lido'Power
and Sailboat Show, Sept. 18-22 at
Lido Marina Yillage in Newport
Beach.
Orang9 Cout DAILY PILOT /ThUflday, A~ 29, 1986 A8
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Y~chting editor
·------ts "a visito~!!!!l!L__
is gynecologist-
Well, here we 10 ap1n. A second ------------chance due to the speed and efficiency
of the paramedics, Seal Ambulance, Dr
Larry Baum and bis team of
cardiologists-not to menuon the TLC At.IOI
of the nunes in Hoag Hospnal's cardiac .
intensive care unit. ·Lo 1taarv
But I have yet to learn why 1t IS that c~ I
the old 11cker chose the busiest yachuna •••••••••••ill month of the year to pull a myocardial
mfarcuon on me (that's what the experts caJled 1t) ..
After 25 years of covenng the yachting scene, how am I supposed lO
inform readers of the gom'5 on of the Etchells-22 world cbamp1onship, I.be
Lido-14 nationals, the JuruorSabotnauonals. lhe USYRU Prince of Wales
Bowl -all of which were soing on while yours truly as bein&
photographed inside and out tn intensive care
Not to worry, they tell me. Maybe you can co ver the 5.5-meter world
champ1onsh1ps upcoming here out of Bahia Connth1an Yacht O ub next
week.
One thing about being hosp1tahzed -for any reason -you learn bow
many fnends you have. Being in 1ntens1ve care -no v1s1tors allowed-it
wasn't unusual to have some of my yachttng docto r fnends nop by to say
hello or wish me well.
Such was the case when Dr Alan Andrews. a gy necologist and vice
commodore of Balboa Yacht Oub, dropped by
He shook up the attending nu~. who didn't know him and was about
to give him the heave-ho .
"It's a real feather 1n our cap," says
Lido show organizer Lee GJolme.
.. Over the years, our Newport ln-the-
Water Boat Shows have been pining
more and more of a reputatton for
roundtnJ up and showing the best
mtemauonal assortment of luxury
sail and power boats on the West
Coast.
Riva 80 Conaro will be on dtaplay at Lldo Boat Show Sept. 18-22.
"Never mind," said Dr A. ··1·m hts gynecologist · I thought the nurse
was going to have her own heart attack unttl Alan showed her his card and
explained that he was a personal fnend Enough ofthts levtty I should be
back on the beat in another week bamng another 1nfarct1on. and will try to
keep you informed on who is doing what to whom m the boating and
}achting world.
"People in the market for 'super-
boats' get one-stop shopping at our
shows. They can compare boats nght
next to one another in the water that
they'd have to drive around for
months to see otherwise -assuming
they were even available to be seen."
Thanks to everyone fo r their support. 5.5-meter championship
. ~:~~~B!ta s~~,!.~u~ai~ay~~~~~~~1 ~~~~~:~~~~n~~~~~~;~R~ Along wnh the world's biggest ever
assortment of Rivas, the Newport
show will feature the West Coast
debut of the Hlflcklcy 42-foot
Sou'wester sailing yacht -as re-
nowned a name to sail enthusiasts as
Riva is to power boaters -and
dozens of the best and newest in other
sailboats. sportfishers and motor
yachts
oa11yP11o11k>a11n9Wrtt., Finland. the Bahamas and the US. type yacht, similar to such other as two Dana Pomt yacht clubs have yachtsSaturda) and Sunday.
meter boats as the 6-meter. 8-me ter, scheduled meets along the coast In other Southern California
The second world championship The world championship will IO-meter and the 12 meter of Highliitht of the weekend will be Yacht1n1 Assoc1at1on areas
yachting regatta in less than one consist of seven races. ( America's Cup fame Dana Pornt Yacht Club's San Lot An1elea-Lon1 Buell
mo nth is scheduled to get under way The Gold Cup ts a perpetual For a number of years the 5 5_ Clemente Island 1ace. a trad1uo nal A.lamttos Bav Yacht Oub-Labor
here Sept. IO when 5.5-meter sailors 1 bl h d Labor Day event that will take the Day R~tta. s8turday. Sunday. from six countries start com-anternattona pnze esta ts e by meter was one of the O lympic race fleet from 0ana Point to San Shoreline Yacht Oub of Lona
the Scandinavian Yacht Racing classes. but was dropped after the Diego by way ofSan Clemente Island Beach _The C" .. ~t 00 ... e Left ... ,...
The Lido Power and SallboaLS
Show runs Wednesday through Fn-
day from 11 a m. to 6:30 p.m ..
Saturday, 10 a.m. to 6·30 pm.; and
Sunday. 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. For
tnformauon. call 6 73-936()
petititon forthe"world's," followed Un on n 192" It a"-ded"c ted by 1968 0 1 ~ f 1 ve.. uJ •8"'" t 1 "'· w " t a ymp1cs an 1avor o ess The race is open to rntemaoonal (Long Beach to Dana Point). Satur-
by tfle Scandinavian Gold Cup the Nylandska Jaktlubben Hels· expenme boats. Offshore Ruic raungs and the Per-da). Sunda)
c hallea\i.e regatta starting Sept. 19. ingfors. Finland. Crown Pnnce One of the most ardent 5 5 meter formancc Handicap Racing fleet J Su Dtqo
Raef" officials at the host Bahia Harold of Norway, one of the most sailors tn Newport area 1s Al Cassel. Host cl ub for the event 1s Stiver Gate Mission Ba) Yacht Club -Labor
Corinthian Yacht Club said entnes notable 5,,,5 skippers, ts expected to an officer of the tnternattonal as-Yacht Club. San Diego Da) Scnes, Saturday. Saturday. Sun-
have been received to date from be on hand for the event. soc1atton The other offshore race 1s d•v· Cal-20 Jessup Senes. Monda.,
Wanda and Ty Cobb •how Ann e Nutt (left) their wine cellar. Marcia Adler, Sharon Paialey. J ohn Gorecki, Bernice Hird.
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A 'French !\ff air' in a castle-like setting ·
By BETTY PORTER
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That Grand Old Girl -the Amencan Red Cross
-likes a party! She proved it Saturday night when
"Red Ribbon 100," the Red Cross' first auxiliary in
Orange County -and in the nauon -held its initial
fundraiser for 80 guests at the Santa Ana hills home of
Dr. Tyson and Wanda Cobb.
Balled as .. A French Affair Extraordina1re," the
party was a ··viva La France!" as well as a "Viva La
Red Cross" happcnina in a settina that would be hard
to duplicate anywhere 1n the world.
The Cobb's castle·like villa s1ts atop a htll, with
sweepina views of all of O range County and Uie Pacific
Ocean and Cataline Island beyond. C1f Contmental
architecture, the home is unique in beauty, quality and
individuality. And the acre fenced and temced rear
Charley ud Nora B..ter.
garden, featuring wood decking, tons of natural rock.
palm trees and a blue·ttled Jetting waterl'all slide -
from an elevated Jacuu1 to a 60-foot black-bottomed
swimming pool -1s reminiscent of a pll1sh hotel
resort. Add the sparkJe of night lights and the view· 1s
brcath·takina!
"We helped design the house," handsome T)
Cobb (a cardiologist at St. Joseph's Hospital) told
guests he took on relay tours to a well-stocked wine
cellar (with a dinina room of its own), a massive
bedroom wt th an elevated com er fireplace, "Hts" and
"Her" offices, baths wt th twin showers and European
"hand-rubbmgs" (art) the Cobbs made themselves.
Among the auests were a few hiah-profile Orange
Countians, including the H~1ter family -Charles
and Nora, wtth daughters (aod auxiliary members)
Ma rUya Gluallaa (with Jim) and Cbarloe l m mell
{wtth Mike).
Guests dined b) moonlight at tables spotted on
multtlevcl terraces a round the pool The food and the
mood were French Geor1e Duperroy (of Five Star
Caterers) {>fO"tded a buffet. including COQ au Vin.
salmon with champagne sauce. braised beef with
Provencal sauce. vegetables, n ee and chocolate
mousse -all scn ed with fine Frenc h \\-1nes
On an uppermost terrace. an accordtontst
pro' 1ded music and, later, a threc·ptece band offered
1nternat1onal ~lectaons for af\er-dmner dancing.
"Th ts ts not JUSt fund-ra1smg (at $45 each) but a
FRlE:--JD-r.usmg." said au,1ha" president Aue 8 .
Nutt of lnine
· .\nd this 1s not our o nl) fund~1ser .. explained
Paul Cbavtra of Hunungto n Beach He 1s chaJrman of
an upcoming First Amcncan Red Cross Spaghetti
Cook-Off (with 70 chefs compettng). scheduled for
Sept. 15. at the El Toro Manne Corps Air Stat1on.
Red Ribbon 100 founders are Sharon Paisley,
Ben.ice Hird and Marcta Adler The aux1ltar) 's board
of directors indudc Nutt. ~dler Cobb, Kadae
Grt1wold, Dia.at Lawson. Sally Yoan1. Daren Reed,
Sasan Gabritl, Llnda Bonacci, Jody Cllavira and
Pa1sle~
The dinner l."omm1ttee mduded Cobb. Tnady
P1110. OUvia Jobnson (1mwold Paule). Reed. Mary
Dell Lucas and Jackit Powell
Other'\ attending mcluded Hank Adler, Jon and
Donna Brownell, Lael• de Garcia, Sopble Drackmu,
Ann Galvts, Bill Hird, Jtm and Joyce Jaadce, UD4a
Ktnd1y, Mikt Ktrr, Gre1 ud Eve ltHll, Norman and
Diane Lawson. Carol Llltt1cbwa1er. ~ereae Ro11.
director ot 'uluntt>ef" Manne Marpar1ta1, Bill and
Noddle Weltatr. Or Roser and Mlcllele WUaon and
~RC Orange ( o unt:-manager C.Mn Naala.
Paparazzi 1s ~"~ b} Da1h Pilot Style Editor
V1dl De•n.
Ma.ru,. and Jlm Olanallu with Cbatlene and lllk
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AlO Ofange Coat DAILY PtlOTIThureday. August 29, 1885
ith history of cancer get regular ch eckups
DEARANNLANDER .l'ma.52-
year-old woman who womcs a lot
about cancer. Althouah I att an
annual checkup and have never had
any sym{>toms. the rtasoo I am so
terrified 11 because my mother, two
aunts and a sister. as well as two
cousins, have had cancer.
lscancerhered1tary'!Some say 1t is,
others say no. I hve in a small town in
Nebraska ttnd althouah I like my
docror very much I have the feel~ be
1s not very well informed about this
diseue. He 1s in his late 60s and I
think perhaps he has not kept up with
the latest. What can you say toqu1et my fears
and make me feel better about the
medical care lam receiving? I'm sure
there are many people in small towns
•• lMDEIS
across the country who share this
problem. Plcasedon't&i¥eaway the
city. My doctor would recognize me
atoncc.-ANONYMOUSREAD-
ER JN MIO.AMERICA
DEAR ANONYMOUS: Cucer l1
not berecUtary iD tile ume way tllat
blff eyet or ak1a color are, b•t me
Hpef'tl II)' family ~ttol')' ii lndeed a
fac&or. WM9 cucer seems to "rwa la
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DEAR ANN LANDERS: Thank
you forcomi~ forward and discuss.
1n1 .. daterape inyourcolumn. lthas
been one of the best-kept secrets of
our time.
When I was 181 was a Vlctim of!}lts
nastyhttlecrime. I h.adaoneoutwith
the fellow only tw1ceanddidn't hke
him very much. One niabl when l
returned from my JOb he was waitina
for me at the front door. Bcina youna
and inexperienced, I didn't know how
to tell him l didn't want to see him, so
I let him in. Unfortunately, my
partnts were out of town and my
s11tenwereworkinalate. Within the
.hour 1 had beca raped,
I became pr~nant from that single
encounter and 1n those days,( 48 years
aao) the o nly thing to do was get
married. l s pent 3 7 years an a loveless
01arriaac.-had two more children and
always felt guilty about raisin1a
family in a home where there was no
love.
Thank theaood Lord women have
choiocuoday. When I tbinkofhow I
threw away my life l could kick
m1self.11lsian this-REORETS IN
BIWNOS .
D£AB REGRETS; YHW a eMlee. CM, Mt la die ltSh die IOClal
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dep"of die.,.,,_ .... .
HappUy, aode1y W Meome let•
)al1mei&al .-Wt acore. M uw-.
moUaer lt llO loafer ot1tact1 ... • •
DEAR ANN LANDERS: I am a
confessed chocoholic. Dol'ou know
of anyway to curb tbe cr&Vlf\I that
usually hits me mid-afternoon and
beforeretirina?-CHUBBY IN N.C.
DEAR CHUBBY: Try eadqa
Exercising body language Brentwood after a wedd1n1 tnp to
Carmel and San Francisco. She is
attending UCLA School of Law and
he is with TRW at Redondo Beach.
,
I walked into an aerobics class the
other day after an absence of three
years and the instructor's first words
were, "Listen to your body."
I stopped and didn't breathe for a
moment. At first. 1 didn't bear
anything. Then 1 heard my stomach
whisper. "My God! What as that!"
"It's you," I said. "You're looking
into a mirror.''
"If I told you once, I told you a
million ttmes." it growled. "NO
MIRRORS!"
"Just shut up and contract." I said.
At that moment my arms said,
"You think you've got trouble. Try
touchinf, your elbow to your knee ...
"You II get used to 1t," I sald.
"Sure, and how many calls do you
think I'm $Otng to get for that? rm
telling you it's a waste "
"A sman no-nonsense
movie that holds itsef f apan
from the crowd."
Rxti.rd ~hid.ti
E11A .
BOllECI
Just then my buttocks, which had
been in a tight tuck for JO seconds,
said, "Honey, t'hope you know what
you're doing. After three years of j ust
'hanging out' back here you can't
expect miracles in one session."
"Will you sit on 11!" said my knees.
"You don't know what pain as until
you start pulsatmg an a ~uat. Does
she know what she's doing. ·
"Does she ever'!"' asked my hip
.joints. "Sbe just tried to raise me off
the floor with that moose of a leg."
"Did I hear my name mentioned?-'
asked my1cg. .. Look, SwcetJe, it's no
day at the beach for me Every ume
she hf\s me up I run into stomach
there."
"Tell me about 1t," gasped my
~tomach. "She's sucked me in for
three years and nothing moves any-
more. Oh, ob, hang on. they're
playing the 'Theme from Exodus."'
"What does that mean?" asked my
abdomen.
"You'll find out," said my
stomach. ..It's the old pelvic tilt.
Where~ the lunp, out to lunch?"
"I'm here! I'm here!" psped my
luna.t. "And l'm ~dy to burst. At
least. once in a while alJ of you act a
rest, but not me!"
"Oh, come on," said my feet. "You
haven't done anythina in three years.
The last time you breathed this hard
was when she took seconds on a
chocolate mousse."
"Easy for you to say," said my legs,
"but I'm the one who s aoina to be up
all niaht with acute cramps. She has so
many varicose veins now 'that the
back of my knees look like a bas relief
map of Bnzil ...
''You wanta walk down memory
lane? There waa a time when I used to
buJ ." ·~o's that taJkina?'' asked a
thi•h.
•"it's the hipbone," said ·the
stomach. "I tho uaht she was dead."
••Will all of you knock it off'!" I
shouted. "I can't bear the music.
What was that? Did someone say it
fcltaood?"
The nymph eutcisina ne.xt to me
said, "That was my body talking."
I moved away quickly. I didn't
want my body talkina to hen..
Jalle Oaderrea
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St Joachim's Catholic Church in
Costa Mesa was the settina for the
Aug. 24 nuptials of Amy Lynn
Hinshaw of Newport Beach and Paul
Joseph Murphy of Farao, N.D. A
redl>tion for 250 auests followed at
the Lido Isle Yacht Oub.
Mr. and Mn. Ernest Theodore
Hinshaw Jr. of Lido Isle arc the
parents of the bride, and the brid~
groom is the son of Mn. Joseph
Murphy of Fargo and the late Mr.
Murphy.
The bride wore a gown of white
satin with princess neckline, puffed
sleeves. covered buttons down the
back and a larae sash at the waist. The
skirt ended in a sweeo train.
Marcia Somers wai maid of honor,
and bridesmaids were Jennifer and
Lisa Hinshaw, the bride's sisters,
Sarah and Susan Murphy, sisten of
the bridegroom. Suzanne Fults and
Alyce Hinshaw.
Maj. Clarence Russel Gilman Jr.
was best man, and Marc Hinshaw,
brother of the bride, Philip and David
Murphy, brothers of the aroom,
Kevin Murphy, David Crary and
Robert Retrum were ushers.
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GUTIERREZ-COCHRAN
Julie Cochran of Balboa and Sebas-
tian E. Gutierrez of San Antonio.
Texas, exchanged wedding vows in a
July 28th ceremony in St. Mark's
Presbyterian Church 10 Newport
Beach. Wedding guests from Colo-
rado, Tex.as, Mexico City and the East
Coast joined Cahforn1a fnends and
relatives at a reception at the Balboa
Bay Oub.
The bride as the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Norbcn S. Cochran of
Balboa. She wore a designer gown of
embroidered OrJ3nza with a sweep
train and an off-the-shoulder bodice
with a ndtural waist. Her full two-
ucred fingcrllp veal fell from a crown
of silk flowers.
After a wedding trip to Hawaii, the
couple are residents of Santa Ana. He
is employed by the Boy Scouts of
Amen ca.
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Daily Pilot office, JJO W. Bay Sr ..
.Costa Mesa.
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acupuble.
Ea,.,tment information must
be s11bmitttd II least seven weeks
prior to tbt wedding.
Form• and pbOlos can be drop-
ped off •t IM office or mailed to the
Weddifll Department, Daily Pilot,
P.O. Box 1560, Cost.a Mesa, Calil
92626.
Kathy Luckey was maid of honor,
and the bride's sisters, Jan and Stacey
Cochran were bndesma1ds.
The bridegroom as 1he son of Mr. 1--------------~ and Mrs. Scbasuan C. Guuerrez of
Call 142-5171.
Put• few word•
to work for ou.
San Antonio. His brother, Carlos
Guitierrez, was best man and another
brother, Gerardo was an usher along
WJlh David TruJillo and Guillermo
Villalobos.
The couple arc residents of
FULT&-OBLU
Suzanne Marie Oellce and Grqory
Arthur Fults exchanged wcddina
vows in St .. James Episcopal Church
in Newport Belch on Aua. 10. The
Lido Isle O ubhousc was the setting
for their reception where they ,,eeted
3SO guests.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Grqg Oelke
of Newport Beach arc the parents of
the bride, and the bridqroom as the
son of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald A. Fults,
also of Newport Beach.
The bride wore a silk taffeta aown
designed by Mendicino. Vcnisc lace
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• • • Dear Ann Landers: My busb&nd
and I (both retired) bou&ht a Gennan
shepherd because we reel the need for
a guard dog. (This nciJhb<>rhood 11
not the best.)
We were told that if the 421 bites a
neighbor's child or the paper boy we
would not be hable if we p,ostcd a sian
saying, "Beware of Dog. '
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and seed pearls covered the bodice
that was designed with a sweetheart
neckline and a basque waist.
Her sister, Gretchen Oelke, was
best man, and bridesmaids were
Carol DiStantsloa. Amy Hinshaw,
Karen St. John. Candy Drolson and
Sally Escher.
Geoff Fults, brother of the bride-
groom. was best man, and ushers
were Ted McGinley, Tom Morris,
Nader Shah. Bob Iverson and Randy
Parole.
The couple arc residents of Balboa
Island after a wedding trip to Fiji. The
bride 1s a former Nauonal Charity
League debutante and the couple arc
araduatcs of USC where she was
affilia\ed Wlth Delta Gamma and he
with "'Slgma Chi. She is employed by
Harbor Day School and he is an
associate with Gerald A. Fults.
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NBC, CBS tie in weekly Nielsen ratings war
LOS ANGELES (AP) -With the
summer seuoo of reruns and shon·
run shows clo tntt NBC and CBS
came to a dnw 10 the Nielsen raunas
for the week end~ Aua. 2S, stopp1na
NBC's domination that bcpn in
June. CBS actually came out ahead in
terms of percentaa.e of viewen, ac·
cordina to fiaures r.eleased Tuesday
by the A.C. Nielsen Co.
Vice," had led the raunas race all
'ummcrlona.
"Hometown," a new CBS ahow
that ~rem1ercd Thurlday, placed No.
23wim a 13.8 rauna. or 12 3 million
households. The show about former
camJ>us acti vists from the 19609 bu .
the flavor of the 1983 hat movie "The Btf. Chill."
N1&)1tly Newt" was in third place for
the ei&hth consecutive week. The "CBS Evcnana News" was first pl.act
with a 10.3 ratia., ABCs "World
News Tonwn" was 1eeood with 9 I
and "Ni&htly News" was lhtrd with
8.S
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week, CBS had 12.6, or I 0.6 million
households, which NBC matched.
But CBS polled a 23 average share, or
percentaae of viewers, while NBC
drew 22. ABC had an 11.8 rating, or
IO million households, and a 21
share.
'Hometown" 1s not a SUIJlJDCt s.bow.-lt-is~tted f'or1nunday at I 0
p.m. throuah Sept. 19, and afterward
will be pitted ap.inst NBC's "The A·
Team" at 8 p.m. on Tuesday.
The bottom five shows were A8Cs
"Rock 'n' Roll Summer Action" at
j6th; "Our Time, ... NBC. S7lll; ... ABC
Thursday Niaht Movie -Meteor "
S8t"; ''Punky Brewster," NBC, S~h.
and "Ripley's Believe It Or Not,•·
ABC, at 60th.
NBC had fi ve of the Top 10 hows
last week, CBS had four and ABC had
one.
The Top 10 shows for the week
ended AUJ. 25:
"The Cosb~ Show," NBC. first ;
"Family Ties, • NBC, second; "Kate
& Albe," CBS, third: "Newhart,"
CBS. fourth; "Miami Vice," NBC,
fifth ; "Cheers," NBC. sixth; "60
Minutes," CBS, seventh, "N1aht
Court," NBC, eifbth, "Maarudcr and
Loud," ABC. runth: "Circus of the
Stars." CBS, tenth.
Here are the top rated telcv111ons
proarams aa compiled by the A.C.
Nielsen Co. for the week of Auf·
19·25. Ljstings include the week s
rankina. wtth season-to-date ranking
1n parentheses, ~tin" for the week
and total homes. An · X" in parcnth·
eses denotes one-lime-only presen-
tation.
NBC. which depended on reruns of
hit propms such as "The Cosby
Show." "Family Tics," and "Miami In the nctw.ork news race, "NBC
Shows from 21 on include only the
weekly ranluna and season-to-date
ranking in parentheses.
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BRIDGE AGAINST' ALL ODDS
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Soutb Weit Nortll Eut
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PH• Pue
Opening ll'ad: King or o.
We have often streHtd that
many finesses are unneceau..ry. and
that ~mf' other line of play would
be supl'nor. T~ay we are happy to
report the other side of the coin -a
Sel'mingly unneceuary finH f that
11 mandatory!
We hkt North'• dHmon to ltap
to thrH no trump dt1pit.e lhe !act
that he had only 7 HCP Hit good
she ~•rd 1u1t wa1 worth favt or six
tricks to hi• partner. and that madt'
It a lt>t better dummy lhan many
cattertd 10 or 11 point holdanp
Note that East West have a reason
able save at four spades. but we
don't blame East for his inaction at
this vulnerability.
West led the king of diamonds
and declarer. with 10 tr1ck1 ap
parently there for the taking,
wasted no time in winning the ace
of diamonds and shifted to the king
OMAR
SHARl~F
.
or clubs. He rose with the king in
dummy and the shock or East's
discard did not register at once.
Declarer returned t.o hand with the
king of spades to take the club
rinf'll"C'· Weal covered, dummy'• ace
was played and only then did tht
position dawn on dtclart'r becauH
or h.., club apoll th~ suit was
blocked, and ht' could come to no
more than eiahl tricks.
Note that, flV n rr tluba ar a.1 .
the au1t ia blocked If declarer Clral
cashes dummy'• ac• ktns. The cor
rf'ct way to unblock ch1ba I• to bo
prepared to concede a trick to the
quHn of club , rerardleu of the
da"tributlon. Slmpl "t la to win th
rirsl diamond and then run the Jack
of dubs at trick two. That guar
antees the contract. on any he of tht
cards. However, declare r could
have saved the day on his line had
he been prepared simply to allow
Weal t.o win the queen of clubs on
the second round of the suit. When
declarer regains the lead. he scores
CHARLES
GOREN
11 club trlC'k 1n hand and then over
takfS his IMt club with dummy's
ace to collact the two long club .
For ID.formatlo11 at..at Claarle1
Corea'• ••• aewalotter for brtdco
pl•J•rt, write Cor•• I~• Lett.r,
ttot Cl•aa•la ... Ave., Claaaale
'"• N.J , 0801'7.
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laily Pilat THURSDAY, AUGUST 29. 11185 · 1 :J
SeahawKs roGked; out of 'so-cIF\play offs
CIF slaps Harris, Ocean View with probation;
Butler's, Hazely 's I 985-86 elt ibiltty u p in air
By ROGER CARLSON
Of the Dellr ,... ., ...
NORWALK Ocean View
High's basketbaJI team has been dealt
a severe blow with CIF Southern
Section sanctions, including ex-
clusion from any CIF S-A playoff
poss1b1ht1es for the 1985-86 school
year.
lt's part of a five-point sancuon
levied on the Seahawks by a 16-
member CIF exccuuve commtttee,
which has been received today by the
Huntington Beach School District 1n
the form of an official letter of
probation.
And, the status of Juniors Ricky
Butler and Dczi Hazely are up an the
air with eligibility review of both
players to be held somettme after
school begins, but before the basket-
ball season starts.
Other . sanctions levied aaaanst
Ocean View includes adm1ntstrat1ve
censures against the school and the
head vanity coach, Jim Hams; and
that the ClF S-A runner-up trophy
received at the finals an March be
returned to tbc CIF with the runnerup
Spot to be declared vacant due to
Ocean View's previous 24 forfeited
games as ordered by the Huntington
Beach School ·Distnct.
"It's unfortunate, that's all I can
say," said Ocean View Pnnc1pal John
Myers,
Asked for comment this morntn&.
o.llJ Not .......,. 11f llMI• lc:Moetta
Vlking wide recetver _Steve Jenn tn ga off en apeecl.
CIF Comm1SS1oner Ray Plutko u1d,
"My role was simply to pass on the
information in letter form from the
commmce.
"The committee had received ad-
ditional information from the school,
ID add1t1on to prCVIOUS nearing, and
based on the evidence submitted and
the d1 sclosurt from the school it was
detemuned that Ruic 510 (u ndue
influence) was violated "
10 which Ocean View backers su~
fully pte$$ured the d1stnct to relent on
its demand for Hams' removal. but
the forfeiture of 24 victoncs and the
Sunset leaglJe cbamp1onsrup s\OOd.
But that appeared to be the end of 11.
And, 11 was. unul the CIF stepped 1n.
The undue influence charges stem
around the presence of Butler, an Ml-
CIF 5-A selection as a sophomore,
and Huely, a fint-hne reserve, both
Censures amount to a pubhc repn-
mand and accordmg to 1nstruct1ons
from the CIF. the school and 01stnct
must repon back to the executive
commmee in due tame regardmg
corrccu ve a cu on taken to a void a
possible extended probauon.
~11nally from the Lynwood Haah
Batler Ranta ttendance area who were 1ocomma
hmen at the Huntington Beach-
The action comes as a stunni ng based Ocean View fac1hty.
turnabout for thr Scahawks, who had They amved with Laurent Brown
seen their 24-4 record reversed to and his son. Derek., along with two
0-28 and their coach. Hams. firrd by others who subsequently left before
"I really don't know what that
means. corrective acuon," said
Myers. "'I wall have to ask Ray what
thev want. Whatevrr the)' want I'll
John Myrn on orders from thr enrolbng.
Huntington Beach School D1stnct m Brownandh1ssonwercd1ssausfied
late March with their lot in the La Canada a~
do'· .
Hams. ho"'ever, was reinstated b)'. and moved Lo Huntington Beach.
Myers after stveral weeks of turmoil where they set up.housekeeping 1n an
Mar ina football outlook
Head Coach. Dave Thompson I eighth year)
Overall record: 50-28-3
Staff:
And} Donegan (def. coor . linebackers)
Larry Doyle (seconda)' I
~Mart-Rehling (offensive line)
Ron VanderSluls (defensa"e line)
Dack Degan (running back!>. def ends)
~ague· Sunset. ·
Nickname· V1krngs ( olor<. Blue and (,old
Offense 1. Defense· SO
I 984 record. League J-2... Q, erall H-5
O.•e Tbompeon
1985 sched ule
F.n . ~pt 6 at ">t Lou1') (Hawa11 )
Fn . 'iept I 1 bperanza (at Wm)
~at Sept 21 '>en 1te (at <;A Bowl )
fn ~pt ~7 F ooth1ll (al Wcstmin')tl'rl
Fn Oct 11 Millikan (al Wc<,tm1n<,tcr) rn .. Oct It< at llunt1ng1on Beach•
Fn . Oct ~S Fountain Valle}• (at <X C)
Fn. No' I Ot;c:an View• (at HBl
Fn . No' x at We<,tm1n\ler•
Thur<,. "lm I~ fd1\on• (at Hin Bt·alh)
•Denote\ lt·ague game . .\II game<, at 1 10
Tailback 11.lke Stafford.
apartment. with tbe •P~t bl 1nas of the paren11 of Butler and
Hazely. .
But ~n:k Brown wu 001 Cl\JOYlr\I
the sue hi father wanted at Ocean
View and the Browns moved, 1pend-
in1 a couple of weeks (with Butler and
· H.azcly) 1n the WesuninS1ef summer
program, then on to Cre11CCl'lll Valle}'
and M u1r Hilb an Pasadena. but
WJthout Butln: and Hazdy. \
In Lhc interim Butler and Hazel)\
were left wi tbout t'C$1dcooe 1 n tbc Ocean V 1ew area and Hams to0k
them 1n at bis home in El Toro.
eventual!) g.a1ning_ pcmussion from
the Saddlcback Valley School Otstnct
for an intna-<11strict transfer to ~cep
the two players ehsible to attend and
compete for Ocean View tfigb.
Butler and Hazdy's parents coo-
unue to hve an Lynwood.
(Pleue .-CIP /B3l
Def enai"f'e back Bill Craft.
LoOking inside the Vi~ings reveals a strong interior
Marina football figures much improved
with the line the big_ k ey to the ir s u ccess
By ROGER CARLSON
Of IN Deity ll'llot 81Mf
Marina High football coach Dave
Thompson loves to give you the
"who. me?" look wtien Sunset League
football is discussed; he's been known
for his casual approach to has team's
buildup since he took dvcr 1n 1978.
turning a vast wasteland into a solid
power.
But not even Thompson is able to
keep ha s profile low this year -
despite the fact he has lost his key
weapon (speed) over the past two
years
Known for producing standout
interiorhnemen yea r-m and yea r-ouL
Thompson has outdone himself th1.-.
time as he and his Vtkangsget a week '-;
head stan on Southern C"ahforn1a
football.
The Yikes began practice Aug. 19. a
week ahead oft he rest because of their
Sept. 6 assignment' 1n Hawa11, where
pass-nappy St. Louis High awallS
There are some certainties w1th1n
the Manna camp which make the
Yikes a bona fide contender -
beginning with guards John Poncr
( 5-10. 230) and Rack Hunt (6-1. 260),
ttghtend Preston Havslcttc(6-1 205)
ddens1vc back 8111 Craft and receiver
Steve knnang\ lenn1n~ 1s nursing a
nagging wmt IDJUI)' which could keep
ham out of the V1k1n~· opener in
Hawa11
But there arc also enough quesuon
mark'i to keep 1h1ngs from getting ou1
of hand in terms of tub-beating
bcg1nnang With no expenenn· at
hnehackcr and a had field which ha!>
had to be complrtcl)' reshaped
"We're happ> to ha ve the t•.>.-
pencnce up front on hoth sides ol the
ball." says Thompson who<,e
coach mg has taken Manna to the ( IF
~cmifinals three times in the past four
}care;
"But )OU have t0 ha\e some sk1llt'd
people to move the ball Ho"' the>
de\clop and ho"' well we pla.,. pa~\
deknse ""Ill determine thing<,··
The \.1l..1ng' \Wltlht·d 10 an I in
1984 alter marl..l"d \uccc'is \.\<1th the
\CCr. and the\ 'II rnnunue in that \CID,
pnmanl)' bccau!>e they haH' the type
of hne per.,onnl:'I wh11 h can over-
whelm the oppm1t1on
··-we think \\e rnn do '>Orne thing~
"'1th the I ·· Y\\ I hompson. "and we
think we havt' a p<Cll} tJoo<l lullbad
1n (~an) Magula "
Magula " up from tht· <.ophomorl'
learn and •~ the l"Urh lt•adcr in a
backfield -,1111 \Cf) muth 1n the air
~cn1orc, M1kt· 'itafford and V1nC<.·
Kelle~ arc the lt·ading tailback can-
didates. although -.omcth1ng ne"
ma} have been add~:d "'1th th<.' arm al
of lhl· Dunn hmtlf(•r\ out ol the
C hH:ago area
,.,,
Ball~ Dunn is a 1 '0-pound tailback
t~Pl' and his brother Bob as a 18~
pound fullback-linebacker
"This could be a really fine football
team:· continues Thompson "We
feel ""e can be prttty good on offrnse
I think we'll be O K at quanerhac k·
rete1ver. We don't ha\e am ( h1f.1
Rish or Mike Crowle} at rece1\ l'r, but
we ha"e some hard-working k1di. who
want to catch the ball
"We"re thin at running batk 1n
e'<penence and depth."
There's nothing thin or 1ncxpen
enced about the lane, howe..,er
l?oner will be a rare three-\car
staner for the V1kes at guard ·and
enters with All-Sunset League and
All-Orange Count' hono~ as d~s
Craft the delens1H back "'ho rame
up ""uh eight 1ntcn.ept1on') 1n h1\
JUD1or ~ason
The Hulk 1s on the other side of the
ball in Hunt. whose 260-pound frame
has lured all of the maJor colleges
Combined Wlth an estimated 1 2
GPA Hunt as a legitHnate ma1or
college prospect .
Ha-vsle tte 1s a t\\O-\ear staner tlKi
:ii though he caught onl~ S('\CO PJ'>"C'
for 138 ~ards (197 a'erage) a~ 11
1un1or His blocking. rnmhined "'"h
1he $Uard\ and the an11c1pated high
effic1enn ot returning starter Pat
Brown at tilcl..le. along with tad.Ir
t.and1date!I Jim Houston lb-I . 2051
and Marc;hwll .\ltman lb-0 20811~ his
maJor contnbuuon
Rick \andemt't t'i probabl}
(Plea.e aee MARINA /BS)
TENNIS
Curren dunlped a t U.S. Open
Gr oss emerges in fly;
·Bi ondi' s quest ends
NEW YORK (AP)-J1mmyC'onnorsand
Chns Even Lloyd are s11 ll in lo ve -with the
U.S. Open.
But you can scratch Kevin C urrcn from the
"I Love New York" crowd.
Connors and Lloyd, along with 1 van lend I
and Martina Navratilova, advanced handily
Wrdnesday, the second day of opening-
round play in the $3 m1lhon tournament.
But Curren, the No. 5 men's seed, was
blasted out by Guy Forget of France -and
Curren blasted right back agajnst the U.S.
Tennis Association and the National Tennis
Center in Flushing Meadows.
"I hate cominJ to New York," the South
African-born res1dent of Ausun, Texas, said
unemotionally after Forget bounced him out
7-6, 6-1, 6-2. ··r hate tho city. I hate the
environment and I bate Flushing Meadows.
... It's a very difficult environment to play
tennis 1n. 1 thin le the UST A should be shot for
the setup that they have here."
Curren. a loser an the Wimbledon final to
Becker, said he repeatedly complained to the
umpire about spectators strolling around the
stands dunng play, about latter fl ying by and
about the noise level "I guess it's the same for
a lot of other players. Some guys can deal with
al. Unfortunately, 1 never look forward to 11.
"It's sad that this 1s the U.S. Open and these
arc the cond1 t1ons we have to play 1n. When
you consider all the money they make from
the damned TV revenue, that they couldn't
have built a fi ner facahty and accomodated
the spectators and the players in a better way,
it's prcttr siCken1ng," Curren said, his voice
never rising above a low. res11med drone.
Lloyd brushed aside Janine Thompson of
Australia 6· I. 6-3. then said 1t 1s the
atmosphere here which makes the l l • Open
such a demanding test. "It's a people's
tournament. They can voice their opinion on
the coun. No one ever says. 'Please be quiet ·
They're ceruunly not ver) rc~rved here.
They're they're Amencan\ ... Llo):d said.
laughing.
,,,.,......
Chrt• EYert Lloyd IJimacea on her way to 6-1.
6 -3 win o"f'er Autralla '• Janine Thompeon.
"OBE. Japdn I \Pl -~mid
record-holder M1chad <..1ro\\ ol \.\.t"i.l
German~ "'on his tir.t gold m<'dal 111
the I Q85 Vvorld l 1niver<,1l\ C 1amn
today. cracking a Game') rt.'Cord in the
200-meter butterlh "'h1le ailing
-\mencan swimmer Matt B1ond1
dropped out of h1~ la'>t r.it'l' hrrf',
th wanang his chan1:e to v.1n J lltth
swimming gold.
The L nited ~tall.~' and 1he '°In' 1e1
L mon e3ch won tv.o w.1mmang
golds. and four l n1 .. ers11' { 1ame\
records fell 1n the da\ \ ,., c ra\e\
bnng1ng the total ll' I !I (1,1me'i
re-cord' in ~5 races so tar
.\fier Thursda:,'s 5"'1mm1ng the
"",\ 1r1 l nion led thr medal \tand1nss
with \8 including I~ gc1lds The
l 'n11ed litates had I ' goki<. and '0
medals 1n aJI Romania { h1na and
Japan each had I 0 medals
trross' tnumph br0ught lhl· hl"\t
It's exhibition football at championship prices
It 1s a small voice but at means well and it is
heard once a year on the theory th al hope
sprinJ5 annual as well as eternal.
Th'c voice respectfull y submits to the
National Football Lcaaue that exh1 b1t1on
games are for the birds. So arc preSdlson ~mes.
In fact, throw in any ki nd of a contest which
costs the client a fee 1n the nc1ahborhood of$20
and docs not count for anythana.
This i' not to mention the fact auch games
an advance of the champ1onsh1p season arc a
tcmblc bore. In a society broulf\t U{> to believe
that w;nnma 1s the only altemauve m aames. at
1s very difficult toadJust 101 lineup made up of
11 auyswh~hc followrn1 momma w11I be
handed a bus nckct
The coach 111n the middle 1n these things.
The f.an pe71n1 tho healthy ticket po« wtsh to.
scesomelhinarcsembhn1adC(lCntcfTon to wan
thcpmc. The coach hasonlyth~cvcnts lo
evaluate has squad and mu t look at the players
he w;11 cut the ncllt day
The NFL people.. fearinapubhc revolt
some years aao. cut the Cllhtbmon schedule
from \Ix-to four um osc prechcttna Lhe
' -
other four would soon be thrown 1n the.trash
have been quite wrona.
The ind1gn1ty to the customers is that the}'
must pay the same amount for these games as
they do for the rtal thina. A soph1sucated fan
rcprds these eura jolu as sort of a surtax and
swallows them accordinaJy. lfhc can find a
friend ora relative to take the ducat without
resistance, all nght. If not, hcC'at them
The last tJmcan 10ve~t1pt1on into ,uch
p1'ct1c:cs by NFL clubs wa held. 1t was revealed
that the KansasC1ty Ch1d1 were the only team
perm1tuna tts ch en ts a choice F verythin11\ up
to date an Kansa_~\aty
Coach~ have mixed fttl 1 ng., on the
subject. fcw ofwhach 1rcevernprcc;<1Cd in
pubhc
Chuck Knoit, coach of~alUc, ooCf told
me anamomentoftruth, "I would m1 having
thepmesanna1d toacu1n1rudyforlhe
rcaularscason. But 1fwed.1dn't have them. the
$Rmcwouldapplytocveryroach • afthcycut
out the prcscason stuff. I Mil kam to hvr
without it "
·t1ub owncn. of cou \\loutd plead
Boo
TUCKER
SPORTS COLUMNIST
poverty 1fthrc,h1b1t1onc. we~ thmwn out.
HowcHr, no one 1'1ac.k1nathcm tOC'\Jt down the
numberofpmes The pica 1c. to make all of
them count.
'iome coachc\ would prn1c ton 1ht
ground\ 1hcexh1b1t1onurc u~ to ~le<'t thc1r
jQu.ed Well, the proCC*'hcs v.nulJ imply
have to make do the way the col <'Olcht-\ do
NFLpopulantyinrt«nt~ rst\a en blcd
lhc owners to pull oOthis larttny. Thctt~au
penod ofllmc whenc,hib1ttOM had to he tal.cn
on the road nd f'•>cd 1n the tick . mlK h an thr
manner ba~bal pla)' 1lHpnn1'ltuff10 the
bushn.
It ma~ rl'lum to this The Los .\ntzcil''
Raiders hnr up a prcscason hedule "'h'l h
included the world champion n Franu-... o
49ersand the M1am1 Dolphins. not to mtnt1un
the Washmgton Redsl..ins. FnM u.1 .. C"d hnmr an
ampre I\ e number'\ meanana that tht .-.ca"1n
, u,tomrf" -&'i mt"nt1oned t"arlltr -att 1hr
II~ l et\
~c 1uall) mc)\.tl\gihcpra llcepmt"\hatk
10 the \t1c~s ma) not even be thc an\~t'"r I he
Ram\ pla)ed the Ph1lodtlph1a Ea1IC1 in
(. olumbus. Ohio last Fnday ntaht (of um bu~ 1~
an t'Juc.-ated football ~nltt havana cx1stt'J for
man" )C3r'\ wtth Wood)' Ha\~ The Ram!. an<l
Ea$}e11drcw ~2.0001n a stadium v.ht""rc that
mam 1uH u~uall) ~II peanuts
Thcd11t1c.tcful pen of n all" that thr
prc~wn ttd.c.-tsdo not ~II for peanut<. and tht
chent I\ ta .. en host.qc for fourpmc ~u' h"
the rcawn 1or the annual rctum ot the 'm II
"01cc.-mentioned ahovt
l tis not that tht-vo1~ ''not heard -the
lamentable th1na '"that" llS\O~
\\ es1 C 1rrman gold hen· and hl' Y.on
hand1h a~ .\ustraha"i. Jc.in "1ehen the
Ol~mp1t , hamp1on in lhl t'\Cnt
dnipped \lUt ht-Ion: the ffi•)tn1ng'
trial hrats .\rtord1ng 10 h1' math
"i1etx-n had heen concentrating on tht
I 00 mete~ and had not worh·d hard
enough 1'0 the 200
( 1ro\\. \\ho ..ct the \\nrld' bt•,t
time ol I '6 65 earh th1~ month
lin1'>heJ 1n I 5"' 8K · hreaking th\'
t.ame'i n.•lord ot 2 00 'K ~nlhon\
MO'i\e ul "'-rY. Zealand ""a" 1o4.•cond in
I "18 Q4 "'1th< hn\ Ra\ c' of Hou\ton
1hird 1n ~ 00 ()'
< )n \fond.n "1cbt·n edgl·d B1ond1
h' (I oti ..... \onJ in the I 111-ml'ter
huttern, < 1rt1.,., the Oh mp1 ... cham
pion 1n the I lO-me1er hutterlh .ind
~l'O-mett•r lret''il\ le lim'>hl'd third in
tht' dramall\ rau:
81ond1, mran"'h1k """n 11rold' an
t.1ur l'thcr ra1..-t''
NCAA proposal
for drug tests
H'\RTFORO ( onn (\Pl -
Drug testing Wlll he-come man
dator. at all Nl .\ .\ cham-
p1onsh1p e' t'nt\ and flO\ISt'a'ion
foottlall g.nme<. under 1e,1'llauon
~ana p"'pared b" a !>f)«1al nlm
m111cc John Toner thc cha1rm<1n
of th( ~omm1tt('(, ">atd 'Wedne'i·
da)
T oncr former!\ p~\1dcnt ot
thc aunnal llcaiatc o\thlct11.
.,~1at1\.ln, )ltd the SJ~-member
com011utt met la t week to ~fine
the propo1.1l that would be made
at an "'< .\._ Coun~11 mtttina an Octo~r Thc full Nt "o\ mem-
hc.-nhap ~ould U\tn '-Ole on the
lqW.at1on 11 1u. JanUU)' c n"tn·
uon
... Th~ rttommendauon~ will
call lor the 1n1uation of df\I&
•~ling at all th1mp1on1hrp and
E)O'twa n football pmcs."
I
.
Orange CO.t OAILV PILOT/Thur.day, Augutt 29, 1948
Silk's career with
Lakers is history,
placed on willver
P'rom AP dJ1paklae1
INOLEWOOD-Jamul Wilkes, one m of pro ba ketbaU's best outside shotmakers
for 11 teUOns, has been put on waivers by
the Los Anaeles Lakers.
Wilkes, a 6· 7, 190-pouoder nicknamed "Silk" for
hi1 smooth style of play, was a key player for the La.kers
for moat of bis eiaht seuons with the team. But he lost
hi1 1tart1na job in the ftnt half of the 1984-SS season
and spent the second half rccuperatina frQm suraery fo;
torn knee hpmenll.
He showed in NBA-sponsored summer lcquc
pmes an Los Anaeles that be can run well apin, and the
size ofh1s saJary appeared to be the La.kers' chief rea~n
for lettllli Wilkes ao.
"l feel emptiness and aome hurt," Wilkes said
"But to some dcaree, I anticipated somelhina happen~
1na. I wasn't as shocked as I could have been. r could see
a panem emerama."
Quote of the day
C~arll~ Bro~•· for~er Wasliinatoo
Redskins Wlde receiver on bean& traded this week
to the Allanta Falcons: "I don't.mind 10~ fr-0m
a winner to a loser. I take it as a cbaJJenie.
Bo•ton Colle&e. BYU tangle
EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. -If Eil
history is.anY. indication, collCJC football's 411 • lonaest winn1na streak may be ID Jeopardy.
For the fourth year in a row, Boston
Collcie faces the defending national champion. The
previous three meetings have produced two victories and a tie.
"We tied Clemson ( 17-17 in 1982), we beat Penn
State(27-17 in 1983) and we beat Mia.nu last year(47-4S
in the Doug Auue 'Hall Mary' miracle)." says Coach
Jack Bicknell. "Maybe it's our whole attitude. We really
look forward to this kind of game. Never with dread or
like 'Oh, my God, look what we've got to do,' but almost
like 'What a great opportunity.' "
This llme, tbe opponent is Brigham Young in
toruaht's third annual Kickoff Classic at Giants
Stadium.
i»ETEROSE
COUNTDOWN
Cloe'DI fn OIJ
Ty Cobb
Wbat Rote did
Wedaetday:
He went 2 for 6
and drove in the
winnina run in the
bottom of the 12th
innina with a
bases-loaded walk
as the Reds beat
St. Lows. 7-6, at
Riverfront
Stadium.
Heathcock collecta Ont .. ve
Nolu Ryu combined with Jeff •.
Heatbcock on a four-bitter to snap a
personal eiabt-aame losina streak and lead
Houston to a 3-0 victory over Chicago
Cubs Wednesday in the Astrodome. Heathcock, who
attended Golden West Collese, collected his fmt save
with 21/, innings hitless relief. Meanwhile, Ryan, 9-11,
collected his tint win since June 17 and snapped a
losina streak that equalled the lonJest of his career ...
There were only two other National Lea&uc games
Wednesday. In Atlanta, Bob Horur bit his 12nd home
run and Bnce BeDedJct had a two-run double as the
Braves beat Pittsburah, 6-1, to band the Pirates their
17th consecutive defeat on the road. It was the third
victory in a row for the Braves .since Bobby WlH
replaced the fired Eddie Bau as manager on Monday .
. . At Riverfront Stadium, Pete Rote drew a bases-
loadcd walk off reliever Ricky Hortoa to force in the
wtnnina run in the 12th inning as Cincinnati, which
earlier overcame a six-run defecit, beat St. Louis. 7-6.
Twin• elow down Blue Jaya
Tom Bruauky'1 baset-loaded sin~e • oveT a drawn-in infield in the 10th 1nn1na
pve Minnesota a 6-S Vlctory ovtrToronto
Wcdnctday in the Mcvodome. Bru.oanak)',
wbo bad.D't driven in a ruo Ii.nee Aua. 16, had only one
hit in his previous 18 at·batl. The hit made a winner of
Pete Fil.lo•, 4-S, the third Twins' pitcher and helped cut
Toronto'• lead in the American Leaaue East to 4'h
pmes over the New York Yankees ... Elsewhere in the
AL in Oevela.nd. J.Uo Fruco bit a atand slam off
· rcllever Merk Cl~r in the
Randolph win• medal honon
WEST ORANGE. N.J. -Sam Ran· l!I dotph 1urv1ved a uafflc jam I.hat almost
cauacd him to m111 baa tee-off time and ahot
a 1-undcr·par 69 on Wednesday to capture
medal honors at the U.S. Amateur with a record-tyina
36-bole total of 134.
Randolph, the runner-up 1n this event wt year
finished the two round.I on the 36-bole Montelait Goll
Club at 6-under-par. He wu three strokes ahead of
WalkcTCup teammate and NDM(-UP Duff~ Waldorf of
Tanana. Defendina champion Scott Verplank was ciaht
shots behind the leader, but qualified for match play
which will be held tbrouab Sunday. Ra.ndolph had An openina-round S-under·par 6S
and his 36-hole total tied the previous medal play mark
set in 1979 by PGA Tour player Bobby Clampett.
Ownera give pact a quick OK
seventh innint to break open a
close 11me as the Indians topped
Boston, 7-4, for their seventh
victory in ciaht pmet. Qeveland
left-hander Jamie Eaaterly, 3..0,
101 the victory, a.llowina seven
hits in 6;; inninp in his first start
after 41 relief appearance this year
. . . Kansas City, with Darryl
Motley hittina a three-run homer Cl.A YTON Mo. -Baseball owners •
a SteveBalboaJa two-run blow and have aiven quick approval to a five-. year
nuauelly Louie Sml~ and Fra.U WllJte basic aareement drawn up earlier this
bases-empty shots, moved to within two prnca of the month to put an end to an abbrev11ted
idle Anacl• in the West with an 8-2 victory over strike by m~or·leaaue players.
Milwaukee at County Stadium. Royals' riaht-hander Commissioner Peter Uebcrroth announced unam-
Mark GablHA, l~ 7, allowed six hits while walldnf one mous ratificatJon follow10a a hastily arranaed meet.ma
and strildna out three in eiaht innings ... At Comiskey Wednesday. Compromises in the new qrccment
Park, Gue Nellon combined with two relievers on a · include a concession by players to delay salary
s1x-h1tter, and Bryu Uttle bit a three-run homer as the arbitrations until after their third seasons and one by
Chicaao White Sox beat Texas, S-1. Nelson. 8-8, gave the owners to increase contnbuuons to the players'
up four hits, struck out four and walked six in bis S1>'l pension fund.
inninp of work. ~ "No one expressed any dissatisfaction. There
miaht have been one or two clubs that were still Korea LL team lnveedgated unfiappy with it. but they did not exercss that at the mcetma." owners representative Lee MacPhail said.
WILLIAMSPORT, Pa. -Or. •
Creiahton HaJe, president of the Little Televtelon. radio LeaJUe World Senes, haa announced that
an investigation has been initiated into ·
charaes that the South Korean team which won the
championship had violated tournament rules.
Accordina to Hale, the probe 1s ccntcrina on
allegations that the team from Seoul came from a league
with more teams than allowed by tourney rules, and
that it imfropcrly practiced before June 24.
Seou defeated Mex.icali, Mexico, 7-1 last Saturday
for the Llttle League World Series title.
Padree to limit beer aalea
SAN DIEGO -The seventh-inning • stretch may soon become the seventh-
in nina sprint for beer lovers at the San
Diego Padres' home games.
Beginning today, beer no longer will be sold after
the seventh inninst at San Diego Jack Murphy Stadium.
TELEVISION
S p.m. -BASEBALL: Angels at New York
Yankees, Channel S.
'6 p.m. -COLLEGE FOOTBALL: Boston
Colleae vs. Bri.aham Youns in the Kickoff CJassic
from East Rlltiaerford, N.J., Channel 9.
11:30 p.m. -TENNlS: U.S. Open high-
liahts, Channel 2.
RADIO
S p.m. -BASEBALL: Angels at New York
Yankees, KMPC(710).
6 p.m. -COLL.2GE FOOTBALL: Boston
CoUcae vs. Bri&ham Youns in the Kickoff Classic
rrom East Rutlierford, N.J., KNX (1070) .
7:30 p.m. -BASEBALL: Philadelphia at
Dodaers, KABC (790).
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Competition heats up at Op Pro tourney
in the week-long surfing eliminations
Three . area surfers advanced
Wednesday to the men's main event
at the Op Pro Surfing Championships
at HuntmJton Beach. With the top two advancing from
each heat, Gary Clisby and Brad
Gerlach (Huntington Beach), and
John Got.hard (Newport Beach) post·
ed runner-up scores to move on to
today's main competition.
Today's heats will involve the first
competition for the seeded surfers,
with Clisby matched against Bryce
Elhs of Australia in heat 5; Gothard
aaa1nst Hawaii's Derelc Ho in heat 3
and Gerlach pitted in heat 14 apinst
Simon Anderson.
Four-time world champion Mark
Richards will be makmg his first
appe.arancc m heat 12 with Scott
Farnsworth, the current amateur
title-~older. Farnsworth 1s from . on the second of the su-Oay compct1-
Hununaton Beach. tion.
Meanwhile, five women automati· The competition is slated to begin
cally qu.aJificd for the main trials at 6:30 a.m. each day and runs unul
-\.Yedne~y. but not before battling about 4 p.m.
six· to eight-foot waves. Spectators traditionally view the
Tricia Gill of Huntington Beach, action from the . pier and frort?
Jenny Oill of Australia, Cathy bleachers on both sides of the Judges
Bcuford of Hawaii, Wendy Botha of platform and contestants ar~ .. ~ere
South Africa and Brandy Balmaync 1s no charge for spectator adm1ss1on.
of J:funtingt~n Beach finashed first in Men's quarterfinals and finals
their rcspccttve heats .to . advance to bc&Jo Saturday and will be followed
the next round of quahfyina today. by the finals Sunday. The competi-
"fhe rouah surf condiuons kept the tion Sunday also features a nostalgic ~sumated 3.000 spectators entranced longboard djv1sion.
COM Nl'I'Y SCOREBOARIJ=====
a orts
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The Daily Pilot invites all you regular
sports, you weekend athletes and youth
league competitors, you evening softball
players an d once-a-week bowlers, to send
us your scores.
Beginning July 15 and continuing every
Monday thereafter, our new Community
Scoreboard will publish league standings
and a week's worth of results from the
games that real people play. ~
Softball, bowling, golf, tennis, baseball,
1j
basketball, football, soccer, gymnastics,
swi~ming, surfing, fishi!f, running, auto
racing, motorcycling, bicycling -if
Orange Coast people play it, we'll publish
it. League secretaries or tournament
officials should send standings and
results by Friday at noon to:
Community Scoreboard
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• '
I
Minutemen lOoking
for a better season
By ROGER CARLSON
Of .. DlillJ .........
Time heals most wounds and
Libeny Christian Hiah football COICh
Ray Oif\on figures it'll definitely
solve the problems which plaaucd his
eiaht-man team in 1984. ·
lo be specific, quarterback Brian
Gilliam, nose gutrd Paul Johnaon
and dtfen~ivc end Steve Oaden1 the
core of the Minutemen's attack, are
back and ready as the I 98S season
approaches.
Gilliam, a 6-1, 18.S-pound senior
who can du~t the attack in sprintout
fashion wub his passing or runnina
cquallyeffecttvc, massed the last three
games With tnJury, as dad Jobnaon
andOaden.
Johnson. considered an AJl-Cl f
candidate an e1&ht·man circles. had
knee sursery after the founb aame.
but the 6-0, l 9S-pounder was still
recoanized wuh honorable mention
all.,tate honors.
O&den, a S-9, 200-pounder, alw '41111us knee in the fourth pmc of the
y4ar and was lost for the balance of the
season.
Clifton enten his second year at
Liberty Christian after a seven-year
tour in Tu~n.
.. The key will be how well our
sopho mo res play," say• Clifton.
"How quickJy they come ak>ttl. Our
schedule allows us to play some really
&ood clubs. We're a hule than, but
deeper than last year."
Oif\on says he feels has club as
defi ni tely in the hunt for CIF playoff
berth and figures Cal Lutheran
(Tustin) as the team to beat for league
honors. ··rm really hi&h on our runnana
backs. Ken Colby and Hee Scok
Ab. n," says Oifton. "Gilham will
have &ood targets and we've got a lot
of lood role players."
Head Coach: Ray Clifton (second year)
Assistant: Steve Burkholder
League: Academy
Nickname: Minutemen
Colors: Red, White, Blue
Offense: P ro; Defense: Stacked 3-4.
1984 record: 4-.S.
, 1985 .cbeclale
Sat.. Sept. 14 Inland Christian (at Colton). 7:30 p.m.
fn., Sept. 20 at L1 nfield Christian, 7:30 p.m.
Sat.. Sept. 28 Masada (borne). I p.m.
Sat., Oct. S at'Coast Christian. I p.m.
Sat .. Oct 12 u ffinpeu• (home), I p.m.
Sat .. Oct. 19 Cal Lutheran• (borne), I p.m.
Sat .. Oct 26 Victor VaUey-christian (home). I pm
Fn . Nov I at Bloom ington Christian. 7:30 p.m
Sat .. Nov. 9 Heritaac• (home), I p.m.
•Denotes Academy League p me.
Liberty Cbrlatlan Rllh '• top proepect8
Player Poi.
WR-S Hee Seok Ahn
Kevin Brocard
John Cielnacky
Ken Colby
WR-OLB
OL-DL
RS.LB
RS.LB Tim Crouch
Brian Gilliam
Fred Haney
Darren Hunttang
Jim Izzo
Paul Johnson
Steve Qaden
Paul Sammon
Bob Smith
Ed Wilson
Q B s
DE-LB
OL-LB
'NG
DE
DE
WR-LB
LS.TE
FoR THE REco Ro
~ t I . ' . "
Rt.
S-7
.S-11
6-1
S-10
S-8
6-1
S-1
S-10
S-9
6--0
.S-9
S-3
S-11
.S-8
MAJOtt L•AOU• STANCMNel A.mertcM~
WIST OWlMOM
W L .-a. GI ........ n s. 511
Ken .. •Cllv
()alt'-"'<!
Clllcaoo
S..llle
Mlnnnote
Tues
6' S.S .SS6 2 " '° .S24 6 ., ., 500 '
le .. 4'0 ••
S6 61 4S2 IS .. ,, ,.. 1S'h
I A.IT DIVIS.oN I To+"onlo
,.._Yorll
Oeiroll
lefllmore
1ot1on
Mllweu ... e
Cleveland
" .. ·m 73 SI ,., 4'h
'1 51 S3' 11
6S 51 S21 12
51 " ... lf\lt 57 '7 4'0 701'1 .. ., 365 ,,...., w.-....,-.sc.r...
MlnnHot• '· To+"onto s 110 lnnlno•I
ICM .. I Cltv I , Mllw.ullM 2 c .. v ... nd 1, lotlon 4
ChiaOO S, THH I , .. .,.. 0.....
........ (ltomenlck ll ... l el H.w YMll
INlellro 12·t ), n
l(en .. , Cltv (Sa~ 16-S) 11 MM-
weullM (Derwin 7·1Sl
O.kland lltllo 2·11 •' Oetroll IPetrv lJ· 111, n
lotion (Hu"t I · 10) el Ci.wtend
(A-o 2·2), n S..llle (Swift 4-71 11 lattlmore (lod·
dleker 11·13>, n
Tnu (Hooton S·ll et Cllic..o IS..Wf
lMl. n ,,..p..,,.
~et Hew 'lork,n
O.klencl 11 Ottroll, n
Clllc•to •• TMonto, ti
S..llle e t l!lelllmor1, n
Ken .. • Cllv •• THH, 11 8otton 11 Mtnnnoll, n
Clav.lend et MhwMM , 11
........ LA9we
WHTDfVYMOM
W L P'd. H ~ 14 .. '°' San 011to '9 ti MO 7\lt
Clnclnnall '5 9' ~4 f'h
Houston • 61 .4M 17
Atlanle Sl 71 421 !Ii,,
San Frenclsco ff JS MS tSl't
IAST Drl1llC*
SI LOUii n a 621 Htw York 7S ti Ml M
MonlrM I '9 S1 Ml f
Cllboo 61 6.l .fft l6 ~ ... 4M lf
Ptlllllurtfl ...... .,..,,tc!:,. )17 l7\lt
HO\ltton ), ClllcaeO O
Allenll 6, Pttt'111.!rtfl I
Clnelnnall ~ SI. LOIJ!i 6 (12 IMlllft)
TMlw't ......
~ (Hucllofl 7-111 •• ~
(HertlllMI' 1)-J), " Attenle (Mellitf I•• 12) 11 Ct\IC.9t!O
(Trout 1·41
N .. York (At uller• .. s, ., '411'1 ,,llfl
clsco IH•nwneker 4·10)
MolllrMI tsmitt1 15-4) •• Seti ot..-
(Ol'•v.av 1 l•l l Ptl~ <•eutdlll 10-6) II ClllclMAH
("9wf\tnt l>-f), " ,,...,. . ._
~ •• C>Mllln. " Atlante 11 CflicMt Ptlltaurtfl •I ClndMell, II
"*1tton 11 SI. Loult, n
...._ YOrll 11 San .. rMCIM:o. n
.... WWI ... unwe
Al I II ..
,,. .. " 7 Jf'2 .. ,. 17 a» SI fl t
.. It 17 I M W 11 11 MO # n 10
>11 '9 JI I
Ml • M It * a " • 74 ' II I MS f7 I> 4
tn " 21 s f2 It II t ,,.. » " • .. 14 " 4 ti t I I
4,tft IQ *' '"
... .....
D .JtS :·m
6 .... ,. ... .. ~ 11 ..,..
" .J4S • Ja J cM ,, 141
lJ .ta J ,,.
M 191
11 "' t Mt
111 ..
Wt.
140
I .SO
170
16S
14S
18S
140
14S
IS5
19S
200
ISS 1sa ·
14.S
Comment
Soph .. '84 starter
Sr .. 2-ycar letterman
Sr .. missed '84 with ankle
Sr., returning starter
Sopb., '84 lettermen
Sr.,•returning stancr
. Sopb., '84 lettennan
Sopb., led JVs in tackJes
Soph .. No. 2 defense on JV
Sr .• hon mention all-state
Sr .• '84 staner
Soph., benches 200 pounds
J r~.SeQuoia High transfer
Soph., '84 letterman
'"1TCHIMG
• H U SO W·Ll•A
HOiiand lW> t I 10 l>-0 l 10
IHI«• "''> 61 t IS 4 1·1 l6t
Cliburn I S 11 25 3' 1·2 l eo
Wiii ltW.I 1'f 76 136 l H 3 07
Aomanle)t 16 l'i> 171 SS 47 13·6 l 1'
l.WO 101i> 73 24 J1 l ·4 l.M
Corblll ~ 40 IS 19 2-1 3 93
Slelon 1l1 144 S1 S2 S· 10 4.JO
McCasklll 141 llf 4' 74 9·1 U7 letln J'1 .. 14 14 7·2 4.ll
S.llCM1 S3 51 ?6 ?9 2·0 6 21
CancMlarle l9'i> 21 9 16 7· I 7.91
FowlkH 1 I • S <>-O t 00
T...... 11>1 118 417 543 71-54 U I
Sa"e•: ""-'• n. Cliburn S. Sanc:Mr 1,
Slalon 1.
MAJOtt L•AGUIE LEADEU
AmMcM L..-eue
I ATTIMG (JOO a l bel\)·l!lrttl, Kent.et
Cltv, .lJ6, loeos, lottOll, .JS4, ll HM·
dlrlon. New Yorll, .1>7, Malllnotv, New
Yorll, .Jn; LAcv, lalllmore, Jll
RUHS·A. HtncMnon, New YO()., 106,
ltloken, 8altlmor1, 90. l rett, Kell\.al Cllv .
16, E. Murrev, .. ltlmore, M, Wh01ker
OttroO, 16.
•a1·Mallll\9IY, Hew Yort., 106, E M11r -
rev, leltlmM•. 10>; Wlnflt4<1. Haw Yorll.
•; G. a.II, TMOlllO, f1, .. IPken, l!laltlmMe. ., .
HITS-loeos. lo\ton, 115; Malllnolv,
Hew Yorll, IU; P l rlldlev. Sa1111e, 151,
Wlbon, Kan .. • Cltv, ISi. lrell, Ken .. ,
CllV, 150.
OOUI LES·Mallln9IY, Hew York, lt, ludlner. eo.1on, 3'; l!loot•, l!lotlon, 32, c-. Mil'weukM. )1, l!lretl, K•nM• C"v. ll
TlllPLES·Wllton, K1nM1\ Cllv, lf, 9 ut·
ler, 0."41nd, It ; Pucket!, MIMltOle, 12,
lerfleld. Toronto, I; Coooer, Mllw1ultM, t; ~~~..t ... ""·'· m1MC RUN$·Fllll, Clllceoo, l3; Event,
o.troll, 2'; hlbonl. Kensat Cltv, 27; G.
W , Toronto, '17; G. Tlloma\, S..llle, M,
l(lneman, 0.klend, 26. •
STOLEN I ASES·A. HenOtrton, Hew
York, S1; Wll'°", Kenu\ Cltv, 40, ,......_ ..-.. ,., au11er, Cteve!Md, JS, Mosaov,
TOf'Ofl!O, Jl. PITCHING (10 ~HCllburn,
An11911, 1-2, U Oi Guldrv, New York. 16·5,
2.90, Sab1"'"9n, K911MS CllV, 16·S, UI,
l lr1M•, OPiand, 11>-4, > S6, Lalllfandt, Ket\Mt City, 13 .... '79, •-.Mdl, .,_., ,, ... 119.
sn11C.EOUTS·l tvieven. Mlnneto••· 160,
Morris, Oefroll, I S2, F SannltMlr, Clllceeo.
ID , aur"', O\kaeO, 141, WM, ......... 141. SAVEs-Qul~. "-· cnv. lO, HwMndla. Ottrolf, f7; D. MtlN, ....._
U, J. HoW91. Oelllelld. ?l; A19flielll, Ntw
YOf'k, 23.
Marina lltal.b football coub 0.Te Thomi-on ftC1ane bb
front line Ta b1a major eoaree of power for tile 11pcomJ.nc
-..............
1985 campaJ.cn. Prom left. Pat BroWD. Tyrone Yoa.qblood.
eo.ch Thompeon. John ·Porter. Ray Maples. Ron ta.non.
MARINA'S EXPERIENCE KEY TO POTENTIAL SUCCESS •••
From Bl
Manna's No. I ho pe.
If he can taJce control at quar-
terback after missan'k' his junior year
in football, allowin~ Keith Laszlo to
return to his duties an the secondary,
two very big vacancies could be filled.
The speedy Jennings caught 12
passes for 201 yards in Marina's last
seven games an '84, including a 56-
yard sconng/ stnke against West-
minster
The po(cntaal negatives arc at
linebacker and the secondary, but
Thompso n says he thinks both areas
can produce.
"If everything comes thro uf1 we
could be strong at hnebacker, says
Thompson. "And in the secondary
we have a lot of expcncnct", but we
weren't real good last year."
One o ption for Thompso? 1s to
uuhze Haysleue at linebacker too.
which would make ham one of a very
s.maJI group of two-way starters.
The Hawau tnp as nothing new for
the V1lces' coachtng staff, they did 11 an
1981 St Louis figures to be a great
deal tougher than the 1981 op~nent
- Castle High was trounced ... 8-0
Thom p~n agrees St Louis High
will bear httk res.emblance to Castle
but adds. "We want to play as manr.
kids a!> wr rnn You tra veJ that far . •
The 1981 ~son began tn Hawa11
and coded in the CJF Big Five
scm1final!o
-\fter dueling St. Louis' run-.and-
shoot offen~ the V1lungs have highly
regarded Esperanza. Servne, Foothall
and \11lltkan on the schedule before
~uns.et League play begins
llarlna lllah '•top football pra.pect8 for 1986
P l1yer Pos. Ht. Wt. Com meat Ketth Laszlo QB-DB MJ IKS ~L 84 Starter at.db
Tyler Aldous DB 5-11 160 Jr , up from sophs Ben Le Francois ~ 5-11 160 JT • wccer rccnu t
Marshall AJtman OT 6-0 208 Sr . '84 lenennan Greg Lesser OT 6-0 232 Jr. up from sopho m ores
Sean Barbosa DB 5-10 170 Sr., '84 lenerman Andy Limardo DT 6-0 2:!0 Jr . up from sophs
Bnan Bosse DB S-1 0 170 Jr .• up from sophs Sean Magula FB 5-10 175 Jr . up from ~phomores
Pat Brown OT 6--0 21S Sr . '84 starter Dan Mang.anelh c 5-8 170 Sr '84 letterman
8111 Craft OS.RB 6-0 190 Sr .. '84 starter Ray Maples OT 6-0 210 Sr . '84 starter
Todd Dcstattc LB .S-10 190 Jr .. up from sophs Matt Mata) DE 6-2 I IS8 Sr . '84 starter
Billy Dunn T B 5~1 0 170 Sr .. llhnoas transfer Scott McGl1nche) l. B 6-3 197 Jr brother ofOV's Make
Bob Dunn FB-LB 5-9 185 Eric Olson NC1 5-11 200
'
Jr .. llhnoas transfer Jr . up from sopb~"-~ Dan Farrell LB 5-9 165 Sr., '84 letterman Troy Polzin ( 5-8 170 Jr . up from sophs
John Fish TE 6-0
Scott Frangente DE S-9
Mike Gillies WR 6-0
Ray Goldsboro WR 5-10
Mark Gued ea WR .S-10
Preston Hayslette TE 6-1
Jim Houston OT 6-1
Rick Hunt OG 6-3
Steve Jennings WR 6-1
Vince Kelly TB 5-10
Russ K1bota D.B
Ron Larson OT
Let AIM'"9s
wa DNHOAY'S ltEWLTS
lf'lll flf 41•flllM llanietl .,,......)
.... IT ltAC•. One mli. pace.
5-8
6-0
Wlllrlne (Det.omerl UO 3 .0 3.00
Wiison Str .. m ICllft) s.10 4 10
Eesv D II (l(ute>lerl 4.90
Time· 21>0 l/S.
U EXACTA (f·ll oald "8.50
SICONO ltACE. One mile OKA
Andr_, Sier <WUllemsl 4 00 120 ? 40
Maletllc Lloni (TOdd II) 3.20 2.eo
Mark II llven (S ... tn) l 00
Time· 2~ 3/S
U EXACTA (J·41 pek:I 123 40
TH .. D ltAC•. One mne pece
lloellv ScolCll (CrOQl\an) 6 .0 UO 2 .0
Cnarml"9 Gtnl (Pl..-cel HO 300
OQ-hrGu .. t <Plano> 210
~lnl111e<1 ~on<I di1Quallfle0 •nd
Pla<t<I third
Tlmt 159 2 s
U I XACTA <?·41 oald '69..JO.
"OUtlTH ltACE. One mfle lrol '"'""'"elm°' (Shrnl UO l.10 2 40 Sattv !Flac:ol l .0 2.IO
Proud Ciiio (Pierce> l 00
Time 2-GJ 2/S
P'lf'TH ltACI. one mlll oa<:•
Primo (Hllll 1 40 4 00 110
Jonnnv Goucno (IC~I l 00 2 40
Ster ACI (Pi.reel ''° Tlmt. 2<M u I XACT A IS· I) oald ua 10
SIXTH ll.ACI . One mile Hee. llQ Ertle (Pierce! UO 120 140
A Wtbb tBekerl UO 120
Ml• Hvmll Jtbb (A-> UO
Time: 2-00 l/S. U I X.ACTA IS--•l Hkl 120.10
SIVa NTH ltACI. One mri. trol.
Kl"Duck l.oblll (Sherren) l .O 2.10 2.IO
C1Pllvt (0...nll•) S.10 3 20
I( M TMll (Ff.col 4 20
Time: :t!OC II S
U I JCACTA 11·21 oatd $l0.30
atOKTH ••c•. one mile PK• Melter Joll• l°'Ml'lllt) 6-40 UO 2.40
Otenover ISorleeil UD UD Our A8Ymoncl (PlerC.) 3 20
Time Uf l fS
Ul EXACT A (s-1) Hid S2l..50.
NINTH RACI. Ont mile -.
GM GM Jade (Croenenl s...o 100 uo
lel'luo.lle <TOddl uo uo
Fertflfltlt ("'9rClt) IUO
Tlmr UI ltS.
U IX.ACTA ll·ll Hl<I U l to
TSNTI4 llACI . one ml .. MQI
kvlllo (Mai.rl 11.llO 7 '° 6..20
Kine Como 1e.11er1 uo 3 oo
lttwtllm Ace (Todd) 2 90
T1tM ?.02 ll~
Allencf.lnce, 4.$11. O..MM
WI OMllOAY'S ltlWLn
Ultt et 42-tlllY ............ ,,_..l
P'talT llAC•. 6 fUr'lont•
NWI Tlwutl (l.01oval lUO UO 4 40
l uckerlto (V1111f\rUllal 100 SOO
l!la Thenllf\11 (HeWllVl 7.00
Time. I'll lfS
s •CONO ltAC•. l 111• mllM
Hamti (~OH) 12 20 • 20 ) 20
ltlctler I v Fat (M<Hartuel UO JOO
AIOll'lo < vei.n1uei. l ? 60 Tlmt! 1•_, l /1
u OAn. y OOU9LI 1s-a1 peNJ "'.
TM•DltAC•.•~ Me4 Allefl40n (Yelena~) t 40 00 HO
I ltlvlftellllile ( l'lncrl I UO Ult
SMdV ......... ($ollll uo
Time. 1.11 211 t.1 •XACTA lt-1) Nici 16190
fl'CM.laTI4 aACL I 1116 "'* S...SUt~(~YI Ult IA,.
""6Y Cal (HewtrY) •tit t• ~--Oenllr (MeU) Ult TllN I U J/l.
,.'"'" llAC • .,... fur1lftR..
Mllrte V~a <Tor•> •u• ll.JO 1 • w ..,,... , ...... , , • uo ...... c .... ,...._, ..,.
'11
U IJlACT.A IJ-.> _. QM.a
tulTll aACL 1 ,, .. ,,....
Vil 0t $el'9 (McHll'fUll ut •• • • L.MI ~ IHe..,.,) UI UI
""" DMc:w ($ ...... ) i. Tln'lt 1.4
214 Jr., up from sophs
185 Jr., up from soy.hs
160 Sr., up from Vs
155 Sr., '84 letterman
165 Sr . '84 lettennan
205 Sr . 2-ycar starter
205 Sr .. '84 lcttennan
260 Sr .. '84 starter
160 Sr • '84 starter
165 Sr .. uf from N s
162 Sr. ·8 letterman
220 Sr . '84 staner
S•V•NTH ltACI. One mile Suri MHter (V1i.tt1uela) 6 10 ) 10 7 40
Llllle Mluourl IC>ellhouuavel J 00 2 40
A1an\lon IMcHer-l 2 60 Time IJS l S
U IXACTA !l·Sl oalel U 7 00
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Eddie Ruiz DB 5-6
George Smtth DE 6-1
Mike Stafford TB 5-10
Bnan Sterzer WR 5-9
Nick Stratton DB 5-8
Roger Stuan LB b--0
Gary Thetford LB 6-3
Rack Vandemet QB 5-11
David Wmterhalter DE b-I
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175 Jr . up from sorbs
180 Sr., ug;om Vs
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165 Jr . up om sophs
210 Jr . '84 starter at OT
180 Jr dad not play in '84
190 r .. '84 starter
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From Bl
Hams would admn to the v1ol-
at1ons onh 1n terms of technacahucs.
stalln$ that he had done even th ing n~t in taking the students to lt\.e
v.1th him in El Toro. but th.tt
procedures v.ere twmed. and ad-
m11ted he was legall> guilt> after 1hc
school dastnct and M yers and re-
'e~d their earlier stand by reanstat·
1ng ham as the head coach.
Hams has been the coach at Ocean
V1ev. for the past seven years and
v.enc into the 1984-85 ~a~n with a
I 14-4' record '4 llh entn into the Ct F
pla"om even u·ar ·
the ~aha·v.~s a program "'h1cb
v.as built around El Toro transfer
'>' a)ne ( arlander(the PAC-10 Player
l)f the 't ear trom USO and nurtured
h' other celebrated Lransfers (includ-
ing 'lie"'pon Harbor's Byron Ball)
rolled to an unbeaten league season
1h1~ past v.mter reaching the finals of
the Tournament of Champ1onr. and
( IF '· .\ playoffs
The I Q85-86 squad v.1th 6-6 But-
ler ~S Haiel\ 6-~Ton\ Panzica and
t>-1 guard Blaine De Brouwer wcu the
hear apparl"nt to '\o I -but v.11h the
potential 1neltg1h1httcs hanging over
tht' ~aha"' k~ their futurt' appear..
que\ttonable
The !>anctaons do not affect chance\
lor a Sunset League champ1onsh1p in
IQ86. or travel, and' Oocan Vie"" ·~
fret 10 pan1c1pate tn the Kang Cotton
Clas~•l tn A.rkansas in carl'.Y Januaf)'.
hut h«auM" of the up-in-the-air
)1tuat1on with Butler and Hazel) the
entire program 1s basic.all> on a watt-
and-Stt le\.el
.\\for the futurt' of Hams as Ocean
\ ·~·"' ·~ nx1ch \.hers saJd ... He'<1 stall m' l08Ch '
\\l.ed 1f the ~aha"'k" would
3ppeal 10 a higher authonh Myers
..aid ··1 lcnov. thcrr's an appeal
proce~s to the tatc but I would ha\.C
to th1nl. al:w.lut that The C:\('('Utavc
l \lmmattec 1-. an t''-pt."nenced and
lnllw1edgeable group "
Moran to try
again Friday
(. urrent I nated ~tatt"s National
\JX'('tl~,. .. rhamp1on k elh Mor11n
~111 altC'mpt to .1vmd the problems he
has enrnun«'ttd ~'tnlly when he
rctum\ to t Fnda) ntaht 1n the
"'tt~I> motor\"'' It' racing provam 11
the Oran t' ( ount\i Fairground 1n
CO\UI MC'~
t~ t Fnday n1.iht at the qu&lifyln'
tor th" \tat' n u onal ch.a.mpiondup
at the F"airart,und Monn wu apin
an\. oh cd an a racma accident th1!i
tame lftl ~'°'up tm hu1.dlc b&n and
launcluna o ff t~ hia.b udc of bas bike
and 1lamm1n1 anto ~track.
It will ~ another Lad Niaht at
\he F11rvound with all mct1
admitted frtt
The 1qa.s J)CCld•~y n will
h(',ad an to 1t flnaJ month of ~larty
hcdulcdra.o na ,.1th Friday s pro-~· .. rudl bcalnut 8. G.at.cs opcn at
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M Orange Coast DAILY PIL.OTIThuraday, August 29, !0815
The United States plunges into debt so what?
Debtor-nation tag not so bad tf bustnesses-
borrow money to pay for roducttve ventures
BT JOHN CUNNIJ'F ., ...... ....,..
NEW YORK (AP) -fbc late t of
the baa concerns in economic circles,
where worriesarc endemic, 1 that the
United States 1s on the verge of
becomina a debtor na\4on "So what," said one economist,
.ste,Ppina out of the circte.
t:iul isn't "debtor nation" o~ of
those per;Jorauve labels applied to
nations that can't act their economic
systems in order and who have to rel)
on loans to survive'>
Is it a~propnatc, therefore. to say
"so what 'when the arcat and glonous
U rtlttd States is liable to fall into such
ranks? Isn't the blo~ to Amenca's
1m111c cnouih to send sh1vcruhrouah
any catllen, even an economast?
But Kenneth Mayland, chief econ-
om1 t of Fint Pennsylvania Corp.,
asks. "ls lh1~ o temble?" His "thn"
refers to the label. He concedes that
"on the surface tt sounds terrible."
But he adds that sound and substance
arc not always one and the same.
Analysts, be observes have aone
overboard to point out tbt the debt
results an an ongoing burden, the
U\tercst expense, and that this burden
1mpQSC) a draa on the economy.
The 1mphcat1on. he say~. "1s that
this is a ircat evil.·• But i5 u, he asks,
•nd in a report to customers of First
Pennsylvania, a bank holdtn& com·
pany. he strives to convince them that
It I n't.
Households, he pomb out, rou-
tinely ao into debt to improve their
hvtnJ standards. And comj)8nies
routinely ao into debt to finance
investment projects. But do they
worry about the oriain of the money
they borrow? No. he answers.
"It makes no difference to the n household or business if the debt is :.-------------------------&...!:'-.~ held by a domesuc concern or foreign !!Ii!~--concern," says May land.
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NEW VORK (APl -The followlno list sl'IOws rn. New Yorll Stoek Exmenoe stocks end werrents the! have oone uo the mosl and dOwn Int mo1t beMd on ~rctnl ofinoe reoardless of volume for Wedne Y . No *urll tre<1l119 below S2 er• Intl·
·\lded. NttJ: oerc'1'tt•oe cha~ are Int difference twMn ltle previous closing
orlct and ednes<\lt/ 2 o.m. price.
Nem• LasT Cl'UI Pct
J ~tker~l1d pf 41
"1. :J4 Uo ~·J entrn ate 4~ 'h Uo .
OlCO 0 3~ ~ Up .
4 omrMIQ WI 3~ ~ Up 1 . S tx Ind 1 ~ Up 1 .
6 iubflck Ind n: ''• Up ·! 1 WJSl~EI 3611• 2~ UP ,. PU 14'h l so . lion ngv ~ l'n o .I
1 J i focra IL n ~1. l'I• uo 6 9 1 ~ nJQUr't 'ill 'ill Up 6.i
12 11trlckPtr 1/e 'la Uo 1· 13 Ron~11 .,._ UP .
14 Pvroengv ~~ ~ Uo 1~ CLC Am ~ 'le Uo 1 Am $LFi. 114 ~ Uo . 1 CCX C o '14 'I• Uo . ~ ~le Mfnr1 n 2i1i11 1~ uo ·I rodRsh ' 131/• ~ Uo . rMcGld j3~ ~ Uo 4. ec;ksl11c 41;, ~ Uo 4.
I l Ro11l"'E" • J., " uo J MldSouUI 9'1• ~ Uo 4. All"" Inc 11.o Ve Up 4 Ptrl nv ''• 'le Uo 4.
DOWNS Lnl Ctlo 2•1. -·r1.
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61/• -'• 3\.'e -la
MUTUAL FUNDS
.. Furthermore. the debt consntut~
no burden at all 1f it '" used for
productive purposes."
When business bo1Tows to invest.
he says. 1t doc~ so with the idea of
be1na able to 5erv1cr the debt and aet
some good out of 11. perhaps m the
form of tuaher productivity and
profits.
For this purpose. he say!.. "foreign
capital goods can serve the purpose as
well as domestic capital goods."
Consequently, he concludes, "foreign
debt can help boost our nation's
producuve capacity, employment
and income."
Moreover, the improvement in
Amcnca' producuvc capacity made
possible by the money eventually will
mean that foreign lender wtll 1.1ke
repayment an Amencan ,oods If so,
the debts b«ome a potenual source of
future Jobs
A very real burden would indeed be
imposed on Amencans, says May
land, 1f fears of bccom1n1 a debtor
nation are translated into P!Otec-
uontst measures, such as tanfTs and
quow a1meo at keeping out foman
goods. Mayland isn't the only one to make
the Point. Many others have also
But nobody said it quite like
Mayhtnd
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An1erican ~m·i ng~ h ~L" been
helping Californian~ fi.ilfill the
dream of OV\'Tling their O\Yn
home since 1885 .
Now that intere~t rates
are coming down . that dream
can e~L~ily becon1l? a realit\' for
you as weU . ·
A~ the nari< >n·~ largest ...,
sa\'ings and lo?n. ,tnd a leading
lender in California for over
a century, \\'~ have the strength
and experience to meet all
of your hon1e loan needs.
So don't juM drearn of
09.'ning your own horn e. At
American . avings, \Ve turn tht.•
An1erican drean1 into rcaJiry
AMERICAN
SAVINGS mo l..DA.l\J ASSOCIATION
+ "' ... "' lfllllc ~~In 1-'\ ,1tJ-,q:I ~
I
!\E'W YORK IAP) -Stock pm"c\ egcd
up"'ard near the cloSt' Thursda~. posllng their
third miught pm
In the markers riu·uJ advances this week,
anal) sls note that trading has bttn hght, ~ith
actwrt} concentrated m ~tocks rumORd a
takeover candidates or 1n,·olved 1n corporate
bu) back plans
Observer'> general!)-sa~ 1l 1s difficult to \pol
an) s1gn1ficant trend an stock pnces with man~
1n,estors on \aC<lttOn or tak.Jng a c~uttou~
approach until af\er Labor Da\
Talk pc~1~l~ on Wall Street that the pace of
business act1v1t) w1U pick up over the S«:Ond half
of the 'car ·
Those hopes Wlll ~et a test of sorts on Fnda).
when the government 1s ~heduted to report on the
index of lcadtn!J economic andtC<ltors for Jul). ~
well as the nauon·s trade balance for the same
month
The Dow Jones average of 30 andustnali. ro)t
4 04 to 1,33~ 13, bnnging l\S gain over the pallt
three da-.s to 17 48 paints
WHAT AMEX DID
NE W YORK (AP) AUO. 29
AMEX LEADERS
NEW YORK (AP) -Sain, 4 D.m l>t'lct
and "'' chanoe of tht ten mo11 active American Stock Excnan~ luun, tra dln o ne tlone llv a t more It n • n s 1 N•~ 1 a..1t C"9. WI• ts 4 7·16 I BA Ind . H -16 +1-16 Tua lrCo • ,,,. ')
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ront'!'rHold , 116~ + ~ cno'a·~y 0 • -'l -'h
verJn A ff' I -
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METALS QuorEs
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Alw•llif .. MI -... 40 _.,. ,,., owno "'' c-· "' .
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c~ 5t es t;:et11t per ~ "'' c ........ "' "' "'<ll''" c-wees L-19·20 c:.nlt 1 pouflCI
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Tiii S6 2111 (Mela<a W--·· O'•O -t ...,,., S6 21S per OU<><• HIMl(I; $ H.,l'I'_,,
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WHAT NYSE Orn
NEW VORK (API Auo. 29
NYSE LEADER S
NEW VORK (AP) -Sain, 4 o m pri~ and net cnenge of the f !teen "'°'' actlve New Vorll. Stodt E•Cl'leno. l u ues. trading n111onat v et more tllan Sl Nam. WH!Jlh~ KanG•• I ~1 ~':C'r vW:W.s
MuaPtri
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Dow JoNES AVERAGES
NEW VOltlC (AP) -Final Oow·JonH eraon tor A~ ?f
n<1' ,,~ 1m"os ~~ 16%'! 13+~ " 1a1'91 "• ~ m ·S2 69l i}; • 1 ' 160 19 160 06 159 0 ... SSJ 36 SS7 ~ SSA I~ 1
Indus 10,~404, T•an 3 " Utlts l 300 65 Stk 16 14f 000
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room Extra large lot C.H now 546-2313
THE REAL
ESTAT&:R
OPEN HOUSE OAILV -tloed rMr yrd w/prlvacy W1631·1266 H/644-0793 lneld 646-60e5
2921 Java Ad CM lt1t&11 S8SOl mo Call 673·2791 L .... -Newport Shor.. Br 1~Ba Studio, tne1
Call Riek 957-0908 CHECK THESEI 38R 2ba. firtPI~. gar garage $700/mo 202$
249,500 ftulable twm• RH1n f u abfat4 Nol ,., to OCC big 2br $1300/mo 850-8839 Pomona. ~559
rt lt1e~ I t bltlnl yard u= s-goo·, Newport Exec Condo 2Br. 28r tBa. 571 Joann 2 per-* HI mo -E * lalM. kld•.m,~y ... ot 1t 'o •avall d.n, dbl gar Tannie. pool '°"' max $510 No pell
utbkJff t>Muty • SOid Ptala1al1 2107 Tutatul ;br 2be w/jK\JZZI $1800/mo IN 631-0560 Sierra Mgmt 650-1015
furnished°' unlurnlsMd WtNTER Furn 2BR. #rPfC. equtpt kltc:h encl gar Nr bcil 2br 1ba lrplc, 219 BR 1 bath, bltlna. w/w
H 1 g h I Y u P gGr ad e ~ by Bay •11 to 6130 1750. $775 kid• w.icome at ~9173~,,~'...1 !,000
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yards -+ MC gate. Avail •;rr,rt lt1•t. Ziii EASTSIDE 3Br 1Be. new etyllth decor appl. • 01-11-111 I""" lmmed .Only $329 900 .... crptelpalnt Lg yrd Sml sh .. ., •• .vv IPIOTUIUI '1lW Call Patrick Tenore Li AYFRONT Sed 26a pet ok Utita pd. Grdnr d wshr more s7oo yrly Patio, nr bellehl fee#6405
PllYlOY ITIP 631-124>8 furn WINTER RENTAL $1025/mo 645-8.453 kid ok 539~190 a.tt fM TIUIUT lll-UIO
SPYIWI l1U ·~~li·!fa 675-8116''81812111-6062 E·~ lrg new 3Br 28a. nm Wllwt 21HI 1Br 18a $520 + $360 MC Fl\19 Bdrmt, lhrM bathe. I 111 ~ r LIDO ISLE Lovely furn yrd, frplc. 2 car gar Avt Ooplex w/lrplC, gar. BBQ 2Br 18a 1815 + S-400 MC .
atrium entry Pro-cih~ 3BA 2ba. avt S41pt..June 911 Kid• ok. $1125/mo S875 yard 4 pet. f•#M20 No pe11. 631-8427
leaslonally landacaped $2200/mo 675-5068 Call 846-0963 ror appt TlUlllT lll-1110 er-:-attached gar, fncd
ovw1lzed lot with room UllH llllE LIDO ISLE -IUUll CIW.fT tlll I lllT PllY&OYJ patio, re decorated 2 ::i~~~cr:~~ 01tuh0.H1'tlltat Winter 2 Br 2ba, dbl gar. ar Nr t>u<:h fee#7705 2arn .. ttecllnHelgtltaonty people,nopetsS59S/mo
h 0 me / c 0 n d 0 A. 1 • Palatlaf FRENCH COUN· trplc. patio, no pelt. TILHEIT 111-IUO 1875 mot fM#MM 3118 W Bay 642-04111
eumable loell. 1585,000 TAY TUDOR. more tnan I l200/Mo 117µ 143 TfLflEIT lll-1110 •3Br 2Ba. new d«of. '""-a t 5300 ...., ft 11 --MeN V9rde 38r 2Ba. SANDY MITTMAN v-v n ...., · ffUlnMf Wllflfl patio, gar, dlhwahr, trplc ~: v~:;.1.~ City 2er.1g kitchen, patio, gar-~~:' Fl~le~"·ca~·:::~ T~zc:• oc':nh ct:~~: S925 No pets M<>-2495
Must liquidate for out of age. Utlle pd. 675-1632 w/elect opnr, gdr Incl no sunset patio $.600's hurry * OllTll *
area Miler Sacrifice at peta S 1150/mo 1st, tut. 539--8190 Best Atty lee 1 BR condo oV«IOOklng
$999,000111 Last of the lttltl l•ratsltt4 S 150 dap M5-6035 aft 5 pool & lak.. S575/mo ~:i::.:!rPf'!-::'c':1 O.atral 2202 MESA VERDE WATERFRONT CORNEA ~y 973·8816 lllUJO&ILI. lfT,. Patrick Tenore 631-12e6 FAMIL y HOME Lovely 3 Bad. 3 be newer •STUNNING Lg 1 & 38r TllE 111,000 or 760-8702 Fut free tenan1 provtdra Br. 2B•. lrg yrd, quiet hm. Ref1/credlt apps. req 2Ba Garden Apt Pool
N..._.., ..... ,,., .. 2 Bdrm ... ~ ln'o 539 •19• "'-1 Alty street Remodeled $1800/mo 673-5470 Ag1 1555 & 1725. 710 W 181h
...... , vu ,..,., ... I ~ii\:. • ...... .. .,... 11050/mo lnel grdnr Call ------------------------on an extra.tar99 lol. Thie •·,, ;,: OPEN LABOR DAYt Val•I• 2~ 7653 AJ1rlatatl farai11l.. 8d 3ba. 2 car-gar.no
• •-J 8 f hOme 11 located In a very t pete,n-smkr S775/M avl ...... tr -t HHI H lilt detlreableweetlldear..t" Newport 2-3br 2ba MV EXECUTIVE HOME 2 /l 642.7528/780-l4 l8
"ft-I 1002 ''-al 1002 Great 09portunfty fOf the frplc dshWlhr den gar yd sty 4 8d 3ba + apa G•r· 1----------..,. _______ _ .-era ••tr 111timebuyer646-7171 Lael Optton Big Cyn kid• pet S860 llat denl~ MtVCe & watef lalMI Ptala 525 1BA. clean. carpet,
tmlNllT Plltnlln ti TIE WlTH W!'!P.P!'!lllP'!IP!lptPlai Concou~:. 1~"' sq 1"15ro1~ 539-6190 Beet Atty f" pd S1450/Mo M&-9950 ~---front !iBr Winter drpa, refrg. no peta 724
r -C d -..,.,....,, James St.·O, 873-7787 Compare and you'll agree Silting vacant and gather· S2MK. Bkr 720-9422 """ec:\ltlve on o. large Npt Hghla area clean 2Bd A.vi Sept 15. $975 utlla 1.--.,-----
thatthls Is a good buy 3 Ing dust. 1~11 one 111 real -new " 1 Bdnn In South 1ba yd pat1o $735/Mo tnct 673-472• 585-$7-45/Mo Lr beaut,
units well cared for rn a embarusmem to Cor· SUWlll WITI VIEW Co•'' Sprlng1. gated NO PETS 548-6680 ,._ 2 2 1Bd & 2Bd al blt-ln1.
zero vacancy area One p01ate Owner Must sell TIE ILIFFS 38drm • bonus Auume comm, poots.cklbhouae. --"91tH ••I Mar frplc. Must ,..
building 21torles Listed dellgntful Huntington * * 1st S3 95K Owner &pa. avt lmm.cS $850 yrly SHARP 6 clean 4 BR nur DESIGNER'S furnl1hed 366 Avocado
atS175,500 5Bedrooms Harbo<38drm381hata "OnThe.Partc"Spac3BR. 97µ753or760-9716 JlClllHALn SO Cout & OCC Wk~ T hou Frplc&.pool Tll .. MTl•2-1IOI
to1a1 ~~1y ~~~~~9 ,1230 ooo :!:d~' ~= ='~e~ -nus ••E PlllP UUlllEIT =ci,:''?4~ s 111 I ~51mo .. 673-os96 i-------
STlllTill FllllU! $SELECT wlpvt crt yd entry Orig US IT ALU lH/llM1ll JllUllUUW SHI STUDIO, Utllt pd, xlnt toe. mle81iB.Jlll Plenty ol room In this 3 ownr $249,000 Incl land 11 seem• dlttlcult 10 find a ---No pets. Ref1, 1475+
Bdrm plus den nome The PROPERTIES ll1att11t I Ct. Nwpt Bch NEWER MOO-. hlM. lllaa• 2206 :::Y•· loP area ree# dap 873·5_7_99~~ TIWllHH
Weattlde C1A3"Bdrm, 2
story. blt·lns, DIW
$7251Mo l<lds ol<.
children wm be secure In 1-----iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii MO-IHO &.Jfl•t! EAN pool home at a i9251YrlY. Charming Old« Tllllm lll-IUO Coata •na HZ4 O.Mel ftr ltlf the backyard secured by reasonable price In • 2 Bdrm .. ~ epac;.e no pet1 Avl 9/ 1
Lve mess 645-6646 •LIVE ON WATER•
a sturdy lence The 2 • QUIET prMtlgloua area Patio 675-30 Vitia Bat-· Condo 28r , CW 11111 rplc. vaulted celling•. dbl ""-kt "'-IUCll 1•y ood .,.,.. gar pool & spa No pets. oatnrooms and 1 c;,...,, • w/good tc:hooll, g 28e w /ocean vt aw AU UTILITIES PAID lBdrm s720.s745 ~00ve .... ~ ~cel:::i'Ya: Early Newport ambiance g neighbors and a teellng lllM. $1350/mo. 860-0922 Rae Compare before you rent Bdrm 2,itea 5915 ......., mucn pot8(1tlal In this 3 of pride of ownership f0< p 1_ I 2"--Newly decorated custom 66 w 18th 645 2739 uy neighborhood. Call for those that have earned ta1111a I °'" Working men's bud99t 2br design featurea. pool, •
lnlormatlon ~~m~i~h ~~=y iri::~:~ succeas Well, HERE IS Bay ;;i;w accent• 5 rm fim E.aatslde bungalow $575 bbq, cov"rd garaoe. sur-1--------
t>eamed c:etllngi in tnls THAT HOM6 lor you and w/applt t-hkups & gar kid• nne others avail rounded with plush land-mle81iBJllJ Tiil THTll Clllll your family to en~ thoee 1750 avail 9115 539-6190 Bes1 Rlty fee s cap 1 n g No pets
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28r 2Ba 1000 sq tt, gar.
1ac. Aedecoratad. No
pell $895 855-0665
Baal. ltaek 2740
28( 29a, patio. encl gar . new carpet, no pets S650
Ooloree 640·550•
20' Boat ellp avail Chatm-
lng quaint 1br, no pell,
raft req'd, utll paid, old«
pref. $850. 65~ 145
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28' 2Ba + fr gar & new
catpetlngl ,557• ,u•••MfO mo11 cnarmlng ot of ••••fllflTS This cnarmlng nome It ._.. waterfront areas. clOM to rewards In a M DEAN 539-6190 Best Ally lee Dial Ptlal 2221 Furnlehed 1 Bdrm and .,._
great •or • gr0W1ng lam· PHstllFIEI Balboa Island g Newport large 3 bdrm ~ den. pro-----Furnished Bachelor. Immaculate, tar99 Garden TlLEllEIT lll-1110
Hy· A 4 Bdrm nome in tn1s Dover ShorM spectacular, Cntr Communlly tennla te111onally decorated. Ctrtal ••I •11 2222 WALi Tl IUlllAI 365 Wlleon 642· 1971 Apt1. Beeullfully land-price range Is s rarity 4 Bd fl Alie s279 500 LIH home In a prestigious 2Br 2Ba 1750 fee#6813 It L "ilil4 scape d ground 1 . HUNTINGTO~CREEK
APTS Lu.x4.lrloYS t &
2Bdrms A f9w Bachelors
evl Starting S650
1148-1613 btwn 9.5 only
PENI SULA
Small 1 Br apt, ju1t 1 hM
to bctl. S525/mo yrty. Utll
lnel. no g8f. no peta. sol
1dult pref. 106 29th St
Agt Wayne 646-81116
Located In the coovct-plan, ~~ci::•:;ry = Ing • area w/a nuge yard. taroti YIEW 11111 STEPS TO TELHEIT 111-HIO Haat. IC• ~ .. v pool/ape, patio/deck No
nlent ntablllhed neigh-magnificent vtew bl Becit -\\Yl\Tl.Rf'RO''T .pool. spa • much mofel State a..ct\ 2Br. gar & _ Im IUll'S FllHT pet1.
bOfnood ol Mesa v.,-de B 1 y and Bey 0 n d . UO:<wtf .._ l1t< Only <I yrs new, an morel S1000 mo IM#8750 foa1t1ia QUIET RESORT LIVING tBdrm S595-S605
Lots of room Inside and s495,000 REAL ESTATE ABSOLUTE VALUE IOI TfUllEIT lll-1110 Valltf 2234 •Sparllllng heeled pool 28drm 2Ba $750 ~<,'~,~:.~tied back t -.ac.l I I (~I\ 131-1400 ~~Y.:~9:i5P~;:~; 2Br 1Ba Oo~lex, 1,1~9fsi;oe· •H REif Ti OWll :~:_tr!':B~r:~ng 2250 Vanguard 540-9626
759j 50 \ Realtort. 675-6000 I•-------• Patrick Tenore631·12 • garage. a1r um mo 2-story 3+-2 lrplC, gar & •Twllght dine In court yrd ••~:---...
.ARLINGTON APTS •
Quiet. apaclou1.
PllllE IEWNIT ITS
2br 1ba, beam cell .•
wlb/frplc, RIO, gar. S795.
2100 Haven Pl. 846-9794 [ T l ·--------OlllTRY oonaaE I ·~i~~\-? No pets B38-33~ pool $900 mo. Fee#96-43 gazebo• W..:9LI ~ CJ i J ... 1• A1sume loan and owner t•" ;,: 2Br/2ba spectac:Ylat ocn TlllllllT lll-1110 •Spaciou1 A.partmentt
.& w111 carry 2-"' Cute 31~~!1l~lll'!!!•!•!'!!~ view, patio. l rplC, 2 cer -•Vour own pvt patio Bdrm with h~ lot and 2 gar S 1550/mo 1173·7197 la•I. ltae• 224 •Gourmet kltcnen
FAllLY &PUTllllTS
Sparkling clean large
Apt1 IOI lamlllM w/ 1 or 2
Very close to beach
2Br 11A8a TwnhM $675
sorry. no pell 536-0490
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Unusual C111nery VNtage,
18r plua. partly furn
S650. 675-6522
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Price etuhed to seve from
lorecloeure. Popular
OeauvtJle plan on private
cul <M aac. Dramatic 16
ft celllng1 Awatd Win-
ning kitchen. kid's play-
room 4 Bdrm and 3 lull
bathe Fabulous outdoor
entertainment area In·
eludes 40 It pool apa,
stereo. ...,bar e1c A
steal at S575,000
(7 14)673 4400
C.r garage Atklng -----lllE Tl •ir•"ll • 2 •New dC>Ye tan crpt YILU IAL.11& Circle this ocean CIOM 3/2 _,.., •+ •Lrg walk·ln close1s S 125,000 · br w/lott gourmet galley Gar. bltlnt $795. fM,7381 •Gated covered prkng NmOISE kids/pets S970 539-6i9o TEUllEIT lll-UIO wtstorage T di t · I Skyllt81 end cathedral ceo-Best Ally fee _ _ ~ __ _ r a 1008 Inga create 1 bright and Oupl~3br/2ba s1275 & PRIVATE BEACH CONDO All UTILITIES INCLUDED
children near park Heat
paid No pe1e.
2Bdrm 111.Ba •
2Bdrm 2Ba
398 W Wiison
$695
1720
631 -5583 Re alty airy atmosphere A super 2B lba S850 Dlthwlhrs 3BA 2ba, 2 car gar. ate. lW.lY 1 .... E 631_7370 properly lor shared own-42 r Pol 111 673_11476 end unit Aedec 11175 1Bd. 28d & 28d Twnhme ••~ield o.crtbea our name: 3 erahlp wtth 2 m1tr auttes " nse a. _ lse °' tse opt. Agent Furnlahed Wwt:9LI 1 Bdrm. 3 ba home In Olde and apaclous IMng room LARGE 3BR 2'..tba. steps ~61-11555, 957-0669 VIII! our modal Dally 9·6
WIYHn
Live where you have
*Spectacular apta * 1 & 28r. 1 & 2Ba suit"
•Spaclou1 townnouaee * Flreplaoe9
*Private balconies or
Garden patios COM Sylvan aettlng, yet w/frplC end balcony. Air to ocean. I 1495. no pets. llllAl.IW Ill IUOI Sorry. no pell &PlllTIHITS
cloae 10 all Solid. Nn USTllH (IECmYE conditioned, In a security 980·4229, 960-4226 C 2B •• 50 1 19834 LA QUINT A HERMOSA Like brand newt A.ti utlltlet wuv llT! slble and lllQhtly conlem I 00 building w/comm pool. ozy r..., ee paid Pool gar no pets ""'
porary $360,500 • Prime ,!!~io:,t near back Great assumable llnanc· 0i.~:a.~~rc ~b~~:•;,~:c; TEUllEIT lll-1110 16211 P1•!k1s1~!;n1. HB 18drm ' Ss85-S585 !~ ~~'::,~1~~~rt•
t llltiil(.Jl f I ( MtS bay Lu•urlous hv1ng ~~0$~;~~ll lease op-673·3735 or 842 925• Walk to w-.vel 2br 2ba __ ,. ._,. 28dr~1,B!vocADO S890 •Stream• & pond•
Aee11or1. 675-6000 ~1°'!:.n ~=~~r= WAY IELOW IUHnl ~~5u~,9~~u~r2b~~~ I rt ltacla UH 642-9850 or 631-0980 :~:,z.h~~!!a11
1 t tell t t L -\.\\It kllW'\ 1 lutchlous 3+2 t lrplc, gar 3br 3ba frplc gar $895 r 1 • 11 11 t. "P liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii lo~~. dl:r'ng ·~~om I IC l"1I ' h•< Only I 1100 9115 lee,6423 539-6190 Belt Rily fee doors to bch $900 yr.... • • .,.rt .. , • .,.... ... WHV NOT CALL ._.,. ____ ,._ RLAL lSTA1E TELlllEMT lll·lllO _ . 3 persona max 645-7051 2Br +gar S575. fet#6316 lt•-llll
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bedrooms 2'..t ba1h1 1--------Ctatl •na 2224 Mr 2be fCd yrd, gar. gym. garage. No Pets S825 2Br WcBa $695 wanldryr. SUWlll YILUIE
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tine & shOpplng center
Adult• only 082-5780
COM L99. furn rm Pv1
patlo/entr Gar prkg.
Refg No kltoh. no amkg,
no drlnklngl parttea
$450/mo utll Incl
759-1363
PrOf male 32 ...ice rental
In Lag Behl N B area
Pref ocean vtew,
494-70111 ext 2.0
Hetel1Jl1ttll H04
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Wkly rental• now avail
S 140/wk & up. 227 4 New·
port Blvd.C M 646-7445 Come see thlt onet Saa J aaa Cat 1071 tenn11. pool, patio. patrol. Winier 673-7668 dlhwshr 3020 Fiimore. 15555 Huntington vu•-... 546-2313. . LUX CONDO AVAIL NOW no pell $975. 548-723• N A 5.4'"5605 ._... 3UO sq t1 of t>eauuful SBr 2Br 2Ba. Over pool, OCUI VIEW 0 pell gt. ,.. Lane. from San Diego SU I Ill I AHE THE REAL
'ESTATB:RS nome on a 101 with a stream• & falls Obi car **REITlll** 2ndrowcorne< 28A,1100 BACHS5to&IBAS810 i~8::licf<S°e~~~~~ 3028 w .CoutH:r.New-
gorgeous ()(,ean & lend gar wlopnr Micro. W/O, CALL US REGARDING eq ft, lga patio 2 car park-PAVT patio, carpor1 McFadden port Beach. re1rlg, TV
view Concrete RV Spttlvl$950 5492447 IAVINELEASES Ing Bkr848-8877 POOL.SPA.qulet,nopet1 1140+wtugl,nodapo91t
.. u •n •/Ta••£ storage & lrg lot Zoned 2BR 1ba avaJI Sept 1 No 1--111 Ot·-A llt1lty WINTER RENTAL Fantas-2!500PHAAAAEALA. ~~2~!nM7 1"•-1 27"" V f
IU--11 ~=-1mall estate 3 lrptc1. pets LO bckyard $625 n1 .. , v -· ._ Ill ..., IHI ta
--glass encl spa patio, ;. an mo A t I •• "'-•6-3627 l .... llOO lie 38r 2'A8a uptlrt Unit "--··1 Pa"' Brl-OI 1 BA &ange Tree 18' conao. ltatal• 2907 Pluatl ocean vv condo on upstelra & downstalrt . g '-".,.. on sand nr 45th St 1 yr .....,. "' •• $525 on atream $575 p/mo OHL I E Plan Lovely Kaan a pa II e ch I patio make for com-21R 2~ llTl llOO L!IHI lt1°CL 2}ff ~~~1t,11 1~~~~~ d:C; condo. Mo to mo Ms-6340 ett ·5pm ~NIPIW"P"'f""'P~E111N~l~N~21""1'1'"'l3Pla!-or•N~r
enclosed and private ! Furn11ned 2BR/2ba Fie-rortable pr1vato IMng Trtplex wl lrplc, gar & 2B Cottage. Oeffn view, A.gt 544·24114 M-F 9.5 Cell Roy 675-8099 .--It ~ 7 t oceanfront Reduced
patio plus balcony over· to any orr 1288.000 vafue "425,000 No Bkr. As-bulltlns 911 lee#96"6 fplc, garage. walk to bch · _ OlllOI UITlllE -t rt IC• wkly ratH over labor
look Ing rlowert and w/S215K low Int In sumable loan B Brown TELlllllT Ill lllO S 1000 1ncls u111 499-2181 YEAALV/Wlntef 11991 to ~BA lBA w/b/flreplc, d/w, 1. • a Day 875-4912 Bkr
green bell Clean and 857-0439 or 730-5225 • beach 3 bed. garage. pvt patio. gar 3e 1 E 18th Winter No ltattll It ---
neat •-.:u R l l OO 2Br tea Condo In Mesa *1Br private & quiet WID, pallo. St175/mo SI 1725 &46-9794 675-4eo& It.art l"-IOIO I• t tatl Vafde 1 yr IN Kids ok. Range & refrlg Gu & 548-3535 • ztOI C.M M5/mo ap rant Submit on pell S750 mo water pd ~•n vtew OUU I IPAOllll 1 blk to bCh N/emkr atir
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t-MC •97-11297 AJ1rt•nt1, UaJ. Ea1tllde upetalre. 2br 2ba, SpaCIOU\ \1ngle nnv 3Br CdM hM $300. A.ttl
----------------rm1 tor kng az furn. Only 1 ·~~~~ h.? HOIPTIOU&. YALIE i d/w, pvt deck, In quiet bi lw<> bt>droom apt\ for John/Dan 673--.4-059
let Us Hee, YM
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& surprisingly
low cost.
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lllHLW PUI _·n::: ::::::~: Walk to beach Fet#6241 N BaYfront-dr .. t View! Thurtn S725. 646-97~~ ·~~~'"::,~~~ ~eq~~:
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24XllO l gt lntr Railed 2Br 18a lg Oc>lx No pets C 3 BA 2 gar .• Incl utll t73-M29 28r 2'ABa, dbl gar w/opnr, In u 25 Avl now I
di • & I e Ii /lam 1950 A' Mayer S650+ uatom lrg ba hm 1 .. ------frplc, plulh CfPI. oermalc 546-"333 ofc, Ilk for Ben -n g g v rm w MC S550 549.3454 Open beamed celling IHI tll4t. mirrored wardrobe U PLEX 1Bd lba .. rm. 2BR 2b•. appll Incl Spectacular ocean vu • I I 2707 ""' ·-on ht 11ear's rent 28 2ba. b I I ool CM $210.000 717 FERNLEAF FLEETWOOD Highly 2Br 1ea:--gar no pets Avall Sept 15 $1500/mo: ta ala I doort In bdrm1. 2..,, v,... , r a c P • .
640-8182 by Owner upgrd Lg• mat• bdrm 2178 Plac.entla. Apt E. 1St/last + S500 cleaning 1 alt catport. MW drpa I torla F-3 Al Nwpl Blvd & FURNISHED 01 ~i:~fa~!~!3~;~ alee
w/ba Liv rm. kltch arN S625tmo 545· 7983 dep Michael 499-31111 f crpt1 1124 W BalbOa ~j;_~~~j• 19 7 5 1m 0 UNFURNISHED \ "'' Mna 1024 Doll Houael Agt 5.4-0-5937 •E-·'de 1Br h ..... wino gar ----Blvd. S800 mo 673--6198 2BA 2ba CdM home to atlr W .. .... Nlg Shor• 38' 2be hM NewtY"dec:orated 28r 18a With M Of F n-wkr Prat
8 2B ..... rt ... ltal'ty S525. 1 resp pereon only. Guard tannlt Pool beach ITln Tl IUI Jll 1575/mo. NO PETS Call ffTllSS • 14751mo 769-0281 c:Jxn:· ~~= ~!ud~t Over moo eq ft ttreptece No pell A.gt, 631-2242 S 1200/IM ownr 499-3638 28r du,ptex nt 8alb09 Pier. etter 3pm 631-6155 CHTEIS, fl•ts, 5 Lav.I Condo, sa25. +
N • w c r P 1 & P • 1n1 ~uJ:: E ~! s~: 99~4: SPLIT ·LEVEL 1111 ~Lj.'Dl mot fM#6T5e E'el<M 3BA 2ba duplex. SNllH, .. ~H.B. BMchl Adame. '1 31 ·02°8°176~w3 nr/Agl detall1cat1638-7S70 3bath,garS7751ee#7601 ltQtrtltaek 2211 lll-UIO Pvt.wdbeame911t,gar, lltCllMt't,';l· 2 Mt•orH0-6717 .... . " --TIUlllT 111·1110 -YEARLY by bMctl w/ WI O hkup, 0/wthr. yard It ,.ts. -IHI YHH WUJI SPACES AVA.IL for new --msTUllll Y&lll ocean vtew 2br deck gar Quiet 1975 631-3646 .,.. ..., • .. •• 8:'e~~ .. w·~~:'.1 c::,:
S..utllut 48drm p,, Bath ~~l~M~u~~~ SllOllHT-11111 3+2• lrplc, dbl get & pet S800/molnOutll' 6'73-6.29 LARGE lBORM tBA ~ d tum. N..amker SSOO/mo
on cul·de-aac Large yard & L90una Hilla For Cozy deCOf ~ulpt kltctl ok S 11009/15 FM#6423 YRL y BALBOA . PENIN SquMky cleen On Vie-~ Incl utll 673-1110
wl1h patio Atrium court de1allt calt 636-7870 ~~eJ:.~1~f1:11• tlLllllT lll-lllO Newiy dee 1BR, no peta tori• nr Nwpt Ave 1495 VV Bat Penn 112blk 10 bet\,
yard entry Prtce r~ --13 0 NEWPORT HEIGHTS* $800/mo. 175--eeOe No ~11 et0-2812 Apar1mtnU bd w/prlv ba, lndfy rec.
lo St69,900 for fut tale. aceat Prtttz S 3Bdrm 2Ba MonUcello 3Br 2ba ram.rm 2 frplca ,._ • 1 • •7u Large 1 Bdrm. gar,-no 14&0/Mo 873·8127 Call Patrick Tenor• 2 AoOs~c b twnhlTHt wenr/dryr. gar. adult• no P91t 11150· -r•u t r • peta 1880 Anaheim. Nt'wpor1 Buc.h So -63l·t2~ Xlteond tne t19.560 1sv. P•tlOS850Agt550·1 15 646-0446/(213).473--7714 26( IC. m;. ,,..., Shownbyappt.1415/Mo 1100 to1hS1rt1t cf='':n:"1~·:i~· ... 15
On S169.500 497-1287 38r 28• dbl get. nTce 3Br 2 be, 2 frplce, hOt tub, Ct"ptl & ~. no pet•. ~229/63t-7279 (JI Oover) Pool & epa M0-6111 IEWPIRT IUCI yerd no pett 906 w den, micro-wave, Chtld & S850 Incl utll &40-4030 LIO 28r 181 ctaan upper 641-Sll l
Wilton S975 645-7983 pet QI< St450 646-13711 2 mo r9ntal 911-10/31 tJntt. Ho p.tt 1595/mo ~ Nt wport Bu ell.No C!:"1ro""~=n:eo;~~ • II pa1111 IM 109 27111 St. 2 Unit• 3Br h...-alr, grdnr Incl. 38, 2ba frplc DNv. IJ)a $675/Mo Large 2 Bdrm MOO dep. 641·9352 apartment 87$..()328 • + -· • S301< Gron Inc $350K ~ti ok No cnlldren JJrdnr S 1375 Oflve by 2bath 550-8265 .... ~ .... ......, ._,.., 20, f'RC1 lrv1nt Avl'nuv HardwOO<' ftrt, flreplac., 2'128thSU'Vnlt1 1850 567 6063 ,...,......, ·-..,__ I.ti lblhl Cteell raep M/f-lhf 38d new dlh'Wlflklteh ranoe S20.2llO <Jtou l3 l!>I< • 1 Highland 646-•511 Oop6ex 3t>t/2ba 11275 & M20. 38' 1120 a Up 645_11 04 2ba, 2 car gar unit
Copper plumbing, new 112 (BalbOaBl 2Untta 4Br 3ba-Mau Verde. Callbtwn 1pm-6prn 28' tbeSISO Dllhwatwt Pool NO~t.a M2·5210 1275/Mo Jett9l8..&S3l
roof("l3) EnclOMd patio. 125.300Grou $.29SK bltnt grdnr Incl $1300 Accustomed 10 tux 3.;:; "24 PolnMttla 173--8.471 -1.-i•l!ll••••••I
b10Ck win tence A Y*l"Y 910 w Balboa 812 Untt1 131 5207 or 553-5424 2ba hm 2 gar ~ IYplc Lafoe 3 Bdrm 2bath, nr. H~~~:~i01fi !:.:1 Cetta •na · flit C,:~~?r:nc,'0~\: ~ QOOd buy S124.750 $25 800Grou '316K IJ L•STI ~..,, c11 $1100 kid• p I ace . 1 u n deck Sept. 127&/M 432-738.4 IH MtUllL.l ILTI. . n n 53M 190 Beat Atty tee 11325/Mo 7150-1353
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RELOCA.TED . ~•lit-home wlfonnal dining & Ip, ..auo Q*" 1129&/Mo ~ °"'*• 100 yrdt to bet!
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Twnhme. End Untt. yrd, 2 TRERENT 644-7211 C..11 .... nu Com 'llljOJ °"' pdtn 11111 JOIS Quit!, COllllOftahle ~¥1111. T~, !,~~~lo~. vr• Old Orig 1155,000 BA. YFRONT gorgeoua cu• COX CONDO XVXIC Aow clos• lo trHWm & So Cont Pim ~111 o()lf minutn tn tile mo ....,, "9t .,..... 128
Tell• over UI ot tombullt31r+OtflHme 2ar 28a. Over pool, ~kh liMatttm1lble.NOPlTSPU.MI Of..,..875-1 14
It 39.500 pay 11100 • Wklat s.i.ctlort w/40' docil avt H 1-IW ttreema f rau. Obi cat ,.... • llU • ~' -Fem lhr ~ 4brhMOn
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In • ~ 8t ,..._ NOC/mo t0-29 POUftdt '*month !•perlenee Chrltllan sublctlc>UON on thelf mediate openlngl In OUt landecape weM Ut1I "4 IO ..., Mwl' ,_,. Cllll9 1 , '4tt-4310 GuatentMd l50-095I dll6dcat9 worker needed ~rout• Must en~ lnauranca Dept. Th• flml In ., UC199f iew. 111• el!OWM09 .,... N¥t ~toom. nice..__ -tOf ctluteh 8undaya = WOttclng wttl'I 10-13 YT entry l9¥el lt'«IUAANCf mgmt poeltlOn V•rlo•· • ~ tM OI -~ end ,..,., .. ··-· a 4• t 1 oo 7aa .... o4de £wty ~ ~• CLDU< NqUlree the fo6. '"ponal ttlee Salet) -•II be at ._. ti ~ eld 1nc1'u":.": J3~:0 ..... ' ,.... 3114 _:_;;__ .:.. .. M\ --wOftl ~ ftaxl .. M towing expet; oommel*I' ... wtttl U · Avallabl• ln H ... l)Ort Call ltuoe 142-433
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M• prof lhr Nmt 3Br Cardl'lolder w/Stdnt VIM WHiRE CAAING C.. lfuoe !nWev • ,iimllf.,lty With pollCIM Palt1c*. 714/M&-1212 prelerred. but 1101 ~ ..-::.... 9:!!2.
2b• hH, CdM Ger. lphotot1D'4t-1~2 ISTHECUSTOMI 642......,219llt 20i &premium. ·-Al_,,_ nec111ry.MU1Chewc»-._ fOf. --W/Ory. M.26/mo+ 12 utJ. • l(tnt Yet'belt a oom· ----••-• pend&ble tr~lon. lnoet"'ent tlrm In
Av.i1 •11s. 551~14 • BILINGUAL IUlll llUT . rnunlcatlOn tt(lllt '°' lttto-tlon I tu llt· Ind be Cwt 1119*"* Old CdMat. Good ptlone.nl-
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hOuM COM 1375/Mo utll l\U~ * HEAD DfSHWA8HER Advertltlllg Sal.. at "-a TECHNICIAN In OU1 eume to Hiring Pwtner -4PM 'llY • 'tlday 1-4pm, 11100/IM Wiidt
Incl. 7»0283 IDf FREE rapidly ex~lng IOGal COURIER . Own car FUii· tnaurenoe Dept. you wll1 6000 Blreti &t, 8uttt 142~ INufanoe bane FOf llPPt
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T h ... C I &45-6000 ext. 521 M·' AorHalv•. Hlf·dt•· me, a • w • V•lflcatlorl or CJ. o2eeo WTmTWI ,.._,-.. ---own OUM -e5/Mo + a ,' "'•-.. ..._ c:I ... ...._.. lndlvld"•'• ma" 6(8-8082 1/2 utll. 831-1087 .. _........... .;;;-;.~llent~ iiiiiiiiii"iatiiiiiiia lneurance on all,.., Lf'l!GUAAD toerttfled needed by HunUnqton ~ HI llGhoo4 "'°""" "'""""""""'~==7'7--
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dep Avlllll/12-357-2384 Found: Bird call to de-LltllUTlll :-°~,Of>=~;~~: TM Deity Piiot hu Im-FOi owned pr~ M~OICAL Crel mer Ln . H 8 .... llllLT.-/ 1::::-:=:":""::==----
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qui.t M/F pool, tennla •vi CM 1125 &42-&e21 A Mlf·•tarter to aaetat In Send reeurne Attn Peggy tomer SeMoe Oertl to • =::1~ co;-::;· Fltlme, buty office ~ 8/30Jl5 t.-12 tappr, ~iced.
9-3 S392. tit 4 146-8447 '0VNO ...._ 1 ....... 1 8 ..... ,.... the ~t & c;on.. 8tevlna !=:wortt In OUf !!:;!!ft E';'~ In • current •tat~ t2·8 308 wk~!!.. Every 111IU191 EC lad(grounct '-I'd. : .,..n .... ·-... ~OI of ho.AA.at lor ~ .. _. -·.... othet et ....._ '-! .....-~ M3-U4t NB lge home '*" n-«nkr VIC M v "-Golf ......._ ............ .. .... ~~ & ...... IC • Ptepatafl<H'I or mon•hl'i -~ 73 8 8ed home, young Ad41tt• ---7
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pvtg "400+utll 8S0-3231 stripe Green ~-Vic to In ependelltly re-""' --;, or ec>Pt ..._ mum aalary II Sll,000. __ P111 time 7-3.30, 3-11:30 .. JJl•lt/TTPllT
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luXury condO Matter Bt C.Oter 8128 640-1848 ~!~:~~-::c'.:,b~ Fill '" R .. I UTA DnY grMt benelltt peck age Med. Aecpt/Deta Entry c I u b Con v Ho• P Mu.t be retl&ble and 1=-=,.,,.,,,,..,...,'""'=.....,.':":"'"-:-:..-
1v•ll 050/mo Hm FOUND fem. bfll/wtlt &II flll"G systema for the The Feder;~,1 In Full time. Mutt· type lndudlng Dental & ~ fuU time, Mon-Fri days IOf 649-30e 1 ~r.=t.atMe WWI ~ain 631"'8722/~557·t300 Terrier, \/le Senta Ana budget department .._...... 50wprn &per. helpful COYWagt If you """"" rnedleal lab In NB Gooo Nurtlno uul Pf-•-'
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only. n-amltt. 873-7550 F::~ ~c ~, 8~ • M~t ~ =~'uoua & ~~r~ ·=k~l"~;=; WMfarn Cofporetlorl ...... liiin.rr FIT u~iiC M ... ~ Aeep~-~or di• Condo Pi. ... cam &llS....1145 · attentive 10 det•ll of documentation &per DELI HELP • lady needed fut depend ••-lfF .. • p /T C.Oter Hoep, 301 Vic--
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Rmm• 2Bd.qulet w/crprt. blk/bm, 1yr old. nda gd • .€lq)erlenc:e In flllno. gr .. t beneflta pacUQI · tloe. C M 54>9304 ta-41 , ___ _.... _____ Reel Estate lllvest·
Nr SC Plan $315/Mo + hm C.M 860-11138 aortlng & gathering In-lnc;ludl"G Dentel & \/'-lor HLIYIH "llfTlll WllTll Selllng anything with 1 "'IOl/MUYllY ment/Property Mgmt
112 utll. 649-023-4 FOUnd: MONEY Near Hth •formation la a muat. coverege Pl•••• eel FIT openlno 10< detlvery & Permanent PerMlmt Deify PUot Claaalfi9d Ad Full time High School Co. require proleilalonal
In Coit,.-Meta Call GOOd typlno lkllla peraonnel EOE mite other woril. Op. 7 -9:30ern M·f Co11a ta • simple matter Graduate with good drtv-attitude & ~. Rmmt Fem-38d hM w/cpl 846-2238 For more lnformalloll ·1175-5400 pcrtulllty to learn wood-M ... (818)6711-38&4 jue1 c.n a..2.5818 lno record.,A~ In Ptlf· tight typl"fl, 75&-M01
1bk to beh $350/M & utile pleue call F.D 1 c Per-working trade wltl't POl8-aM to Mr Fuent•. at ~h~,,=~s~:~;,';o, F~~~o~r:::1: .:i~k/~l~~ B7:~(714)975-5400 CLERICAL ~~~ •• '.Uri~:.~.;:~:: n.· ·1y P1·1m· ::::~A=·.,!.":~~ .e,~·:!!o,,~
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Very large 48drm Corona or""'H"'u,::y" ~i=t ., __ c-• r .. a lrvl-0...__ 01 1..._ one or Celltom1a·1 lead-P rt 11-... m .. h ~ • .... •• Tl"-• ..-r-.,..,.. e.m.-5pn1 - -_,, ·-.,... '"' .... ,.,... ,... Ing financial lnatltut•--1 • ...... u., OV9""""" .... .,_ valid Calif dflVoerl lie full del Mar home to ahr New tar. ucty N-pt Hta Federal Oepo1lt In " " '"" d 1·~ d I NB e O l1lU ·--•• & --, e cptt.cloMtobeac:h.Xlllt • -surence Cop h nu an ~late open-'••no recor • or e ~:;,...~-! • time, 40 hr~ Gent of. U•Til•IT locetlon S375. call Elemente.ry School ll/2S. r a. log tor• Clefk Typlat In florist 833-1887 M·F 9-1 e -....,.. ._. .. _,_ e flee & deltYery lmrned oC*'lng Brigtlt I 21~74-M42 &42-SUS ~~""'~~= our Coate M ... l>f1och llUYDY·PUIMI •IC you are m High School or Jr Htgh e Frederldt Brown Auoc: amblttous~needed
want M/F to help nnd & LOST Iranian Puaport, exper. Thi• I• an entry....,.. pee. Part/tull time *4.00 p/hr, :and would like to earn $25 00 to : Contact ~:995 EOE :.=~X'.,::'=
co-f«tt 3BR c M hM by A 1 " d • r P 0 u1 d nu h • Min 2 yrs banklno ••J* 1t1on You wm IMrn the p1u9 mllMoe Mutt haw • $50 00 m commisstons and more each • 11 _ _. • ........i .... merlt 1ncr ....
911 Craig 64Moeo .w89e9M 9e2-11560 in a llOte dept 0< loan varioua typet 01 loan• car 497-2172 • k ll y k • r-.. ..,.. 'P;:t'tl'm. & wllnd ""
Ptneul dept preparlnoreal•tateloan DENTAL RECEPTIONIST • wee -give us a ca OU can wor • SAT/SUN 9 to 5 Apply Ill avail Call &42-7 172 fo.
lntah Waatt4 1e--1. "01 ... • Ablllty to type mlll dOCYments, rMllltaln de--lor t>Yay NB prac1rc:. •PART TIME m the afternoons and • P9'aotl 2332 W Cout lllterview appt Cilriitten FamliY (2 kkfs) meta • "' 40 WPM partment hies u well u 631.,..236 • everungs and sull have ume to enjoy • Hwy, Npt Beecn
needs rental. Wllllng lo Tll08 If 0UU • Strong 119rbel & lltfltteri other general dutlH ·.your summer We offer <.'Omple. le e * --1nu1 * trade handymen Ulll19 for ESCORTS comnwnlcatlon '*'111' Typlog Of 50 wpm la re-•Ifft nOI• e ..,.r_ .... reclue.d rant. Barry-dys-898-2355 Banking exper. 19 requlr•1 Quired Ullderweter Boat CIMlll"fl. •training and proVlde transporauon • Cledlt, co41ectlorl, genl ofc. ~'t-__.i\
S.ll-4712177t.2405 ews !Of Ihle posltlorl Mu i-Must beSeubaC«1'd Wiii •plus great prii.es. trips, and ple nty of e FfT Of PfT, tome wkllda •-.C"··~ .. \\\P"
Mature prof/M aeml retlr-lulana O!t. 4014 = :~~·~;~1 ~ ~:iar~!er 1,::dom~~~~~ trelll 87).3630 ·: MONEY! This lS not a paper route : & ~!::,'~'· : ... , c,~
ed n-amkr.commutM from ALL Ull 1111111111 will be bu.d etrtctly o" t>eoefltt FOf lll1erview 111¥11 • and it LS not seven days a week Come • ~'
deaert to consult on 3 yr II 1110 llWI prior exl)el' & educell0< appotntment. please call Now hiring full & part time • help us get new t~tom<-rs for our • PAIT TUii "
c:ontract 4 dy Wk. Shr hae The F.0.1.C. offers• grH1 L1t1<:11 Tamp1 at drlvera for the South e newspaper and have a good ume • llWPAPll llUYUY ••1 .._ lk or •Pl. to $360 1155-3337 Hih Profile. Local Area benellta package loclud· County Olal·A-Rlde Pro-• , • 2am-&am, llt• vll'I necesa-DaJJ1 l"iJN."
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Int •• Ove<l'lead. No Selllog. more lllform•tlon, ~" 95g..9115 •you'll be glad you did Call today and • 759--0630 1t1ytlme
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Newport Beech 631-3&51 1350~ -10% Inter.I Appointment Only a\19f;,: typtno apeedt tall• send aelf·eddr..-d HOme& =:i, by SOUT~ERN PAlNTlHG I
572 Sq Ft "30/mo MCUred With potentltl 50WP The F 0.1.C of· atamped envelope· ELAN $2 17 d HARBOR MARINE T pad/ emoYed Clean JODI P1MM c.it '°' • DECORATING lnl/&t
3975 Birch, Newport One Mllllon plut eight ~ fers a grfft benelltr VITAL· 903 °34 111 • per ay We wlll h.W out, ciMn & :.oewrlawne 751-3·478° Mllmate 842°'8748 _ Uc IMUred 831~
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C.M S91e/mo 832-41&1 Widow hu molley for 'r 975-6400 EOE ~~R~.oF~~ ~~~:tr DAILY lor epptm. 873-6320 Alk Complete Clean-Up oen·1 Jaaittri&I VISA·MC 873-1512
CdM't *1 ottic:.e. 1425-TO't . S 10,000/up NI'> 'lj( '\\ I)( lrt OUll TTPllT (504)648--0315 Eat. A438 u1 about plc:k up/delivery maln1, ,, .. tnmmlog, trM JANtTORIX[ CLEANING FARTI11NG INTERIORS
S1100 Incl utll, A/C, pttg, credltV' /llO penalty. Cell to aulat In typlllg, 11110( PILOT MARINE oielel Mechanic ests Mauro, 631-4907 Comm«c:l&l-R41eid'I ~ HAHGIHG/STRIPPING
J1t1ltor. 2855 E Cout Oenlaon Anoe 673-7311 Equal Oppty Empl m/1/h and other clerlc:al duU• flll .. I FAST PROF SERVICE Good reft 831-3194 VISA·MC 873-1512
Hwy 875-6900 ltlytlme ltlt ...... 5100. UAT ... Typlnci eo wpm ,.q. Owr CHml NIHI SERVICE Roger Pac:ker &45-7194 TIE UllEIEIS A.IT Malnt LOWEST ANOVS WALlCCWERINO
EXEC. OFFICE; clOM to Tempor ary production car a mu1t Cell Judy t0< 11th matMI, ftah axper lri-•al Lawn & Garden Me.Int 8y PRICES Commercial & 1n1t.i1atlon & Removal
Frwye Ap~x 200 aq. rt. •Wm• woril,nana.aJhandyman, 642..:t21 axt 318 IOI req.N.B. 873-1122 DIRECTORY men COiiege trained 11" RetidentlaJ 862·3235 Int palntrnci 543-4013
I _,.. I ... 00 ·-·-· •PPI •.--.act lendacaplog 969-2120 . --n ..... a 0 c rn -mo Menlcurlat full-time, ••P'd. con•t. & elec. Paid Oil FILL n•E PlY .wm -JANITORIAL CLEANING Expert Wallcoverlng .., 1491 W Beker, Suite 3, Receptlonlat Pert-time exp 873-9387 '* 11.1111 OIUT CALL TOOAVll BRIDAL MlUINERV Melnt, clean~p•. MOWl"fl, SERVICE Free•t Oreg •t•ll•t1on Reu Conlult·
Co•t•M .... Ca 112828 Regla Halratyll11. SC l&ILYPILIT PUTttllW•I ••1FOILOIS Hat•. tiaras. veils & ac-treetrlm FreeE1t1mat•I 83l·566l8lll/335-588A ant.Asalgnmnt581-8590 * 556-3900 1t "•za Cynd'& 540-8888 NATW&llll Opportun111 .. evallable -~ .... ~ 1 .... •"9 1188 Mr E11rada M S.3381 _ --------... Your Delly Piiot .........,r...., "" • . J.ad1e•51 EXPERT p .. ~........,. at Full-lime Appty In person OURI nNT with th• LOS ANGELES Service Directory C~a a~t • 1, ... IMM • I Aeu A.t;-W;_.,,..~ .. DIWPllT 11&11 f ·=~ OLlll •1 2200 w Cout Hwy. NB PermaMnt PIT, entry !eve TIMES c:rc:ul•~ 0.-Repreeentallve - -Lawn-tree-ahrub lllatell lXNOSC :uxsoNRY Call fOf" tree 89t "3-7531
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with bat/kit, full bath Shr toll, ctiallenglog poeltlon for NB Lew Arm Must a M8ulllul, motlvatlno et program Guaranteed -• t ' Repalr-RemocS'l-Addltlorl1 Lawn maJn & Roto11111no done Brlc:ll block. stone. Pluta/letab
reception atM. plenty of Must be able to handle have l•w olflc:e nper moapher• Cell 1157-183l hourly wage ptos com-Ooor-'c W-4930 Sprinkler install . repair fr• •t Mike 499--4072 tni.1Gt. p;t;;pr...ertng,
P&r1d"G 1500 eQ ft, zone atr .... pretexp Call Col· 833-3107 tor tntervtew mlUlon Hourt 4PM to lcctutia BUILD OR REPAIR Free estlmat• 5'48-6065 Riek 6el·9584 custom textunno. quallty
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S 1,876/Mo llAll/11111 llH OIWITlll provided Potantlel to * BOOKR°EEPING by dooct, windows, moldtnga &u•raa llre pre ... eot1on Lie iemat •326864 554-7131
Ullll• ll~n Accou~~JJ~~bl• & &.tty lhop need• talent«' E=~~~c*C'ai1 f;~~~;~~I) i~~ll.~~~ :i:..°'.91~~~ ~;~7 •478t<>e Don 982-8202 AME~AN AX~DYMAN #442874 49S-3288 Home or Apt"s Int /Ext
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bu-o-~. ull time tire to mu• money Celt ,. .. 1 R--• Frankllll Aoc:tg Servic:. Decks Concrete walk· dows ptumbl"fl, marllte 1 • 140807 441· 1424 ., ,...,. Dfdt t Econ<> L be & ..__.,_. Bua & Per90t'lel Income ways 810c:k walll Room lub encl llaull"fl, e1c LOCK DOCTOR
Otflc:e apace for rent/1 Leg. Nlguel 495-0600 Tune,• 1550 Ne~porl F c:~~!.--:~:~: ~· .. m.~..J!H Tu Preparetlorl 5'48-0345 add'n t5yr exp 646-4834 And Ves Jeeut lalord All ::L~ PlwwM!I
lhare 400 eq ft, vi.w 0 BNd. C M 631·1114e ., .. to perform contlnu • •• •5-•• State of the Art bu• ac:c1 Custom Residential Work (llC"'~51 ~44 -2• MD• 111-1111
bey. Lve me.a 860-1530_ U IDMll out cotlectlorl eff0<1 or S4·S5/:~=ft~/500 sof1war• modulee carter Petlos-Oec:ka-Remodellog DECKS-WOOD COVERS ..... ..!I. ~!obi done rlgtl ..
Stir 3 rm N.B offtoe 1 Of 2 The Orange Coast Dally Ill/Liii IPIOW.llT dellnqueot ll()COUlltl Al COfon& del Mar 844-5053 & Co 1179-0550/0561 AC Construction IU&-4031 Competitive Pr1Cee BRlCKWORK Smail JO& Wet• tleaten. Olapouls
people. Furn. wetber, Piiot la loolllng lor help In (2 people) will tralll Good part of our liquidation )'Ol &aa--tital c .alliall QUALITY FINISH woRK 10 years exper 754· 1820 Newi><>rt Coats Meu DRAINS CLEAR From S 15 ground nr. Call btwn 11·5 lta Ad SenllCM Dept oPP't Dlclt 831·11148 will be Involved with con GIRL FRIDAY wanted PfT _... n _ " 1 Ref 87s..3175 Mon thru 8•1 &46-2474 Aeapon1lbllltle1 w111 Ir-Econo Lube & Tune. 1550 tecllng borrowers b) flex noura,atart lmmed EXqullite Xcouatki • Enlry & French Doors our •GEN HOME REPAIRS IN ne • Faucets,~. Heeter
I I c:lude pick up alld de-Newport Bl Coate MeM phone to resolve delln Lve,,.,... 850-1530 aprayad or remove Ory· Specialty llC•389<432 Paint Drywall Carpentry USIDIY t ITMOI--851·9e04 M&M 722-90&6
II 8HI· llvery of eda, pulllllg ' qu.ncy problem• Vol HAIRSTYLIST for Heir wall Repelra. 847-7901 COl'Um Conti 831-7975 etc Gary &llS-5277 PTL New& rw.p11r All types ~ SeMce & Aepelr
ltattla 2911 t .. rthMll, proc.talllg O&l'T Fiii TlllT wlll review borroweft n1e1 Production• 250 E 17th Repalr-Ooors-Alteratlorl• OEN Home Repairs, alee • Outllty Low prlOee 32 yrs exp Reakl"l/Comm 180 l/f toned C:2 Xie •d•. end • vari.ty of IHllT .... , & rec:ommand ec:tlorl at St Co8t• M ... 64a-3446 u•m1a1/a..t4tl1 AemodeiooP•lltt-LOCks-etc carpentry, plumb, lhee1 LI(. 831-2345 LIC U09035 0&4-8019
pvt bih Covet'ed 'patio' other dull". Calldldtle oeceuary You poHelf 15\< for Wayne. Shop la ; NEED TO REMODEL? Wlndow-Fenoea-Cablnel rock repairs 647-1772 ii NEW/REPAIR Quality No
W•t•r . & tr uh pd. gm•"!.!. .... bern.xpontr~bl& •On!~ 111111111' knowledge ot COlllUmet belllg remodeled. Fr• Mtlm•t• 35 yrs 8'11P Jerry &42-0567 HANDYMAN LARGE llld ma1 lob• to amall, reuon•*
.22 .. , s p 30 E ,.,__, .. ,. "' credit collectlon prac:tlot + t " mo. te · 1 • able 10' work well with • 100% Flnancillg C I'-smell 1 00 IT ALL! UO •YIM Free •t , lie d 831-2345 171h St. CM. 648-7817 ot"6•a. & procedurN u well 11 l&llmLIS1 * OUALrTY WORK taHt -acrtte 531·5579 Pet or Ive m.,. QUICK & C"AEFUL -,.., IELL IY ramlllarlty wtth cOllec11or In 3 • exper Ill cu .,,, ..., a..fia!,; Prime NB bualneet Ire);; Send reeume Attll· LIN laws Thia pcalllon r• m t yr I . :~ Beech Cltlee Remodellog, Driveways, patloe. patha, HOME AEPAIR Cetpentry LO RA TES T 138046 !09! __ ..,. ___ .. _
tege on Via Lido ac:roea Smith, to TILIPlllEI quire• 111nt verbal & writ ~~Qu:o ~·0~':-lth 0; P~ :,~3;t1122 ~';.. ~1e~! ~~~" fences & Oii•. trM tnm. 112-0410 We cJo ·all typee Call lrom HughH Plue HUii OUIT ten lkllla Prevlou• bank wltl'tout follOWlog OaSu __ -, _ dump ruo1 C M & NB us lor phone quot•
750.1000 aq tt, AIC, UILYPIUT PIT°' FfT. Choa of 1ng oc tlntnc:41 ••S* • Saton.&110-1900 ~omReelOentielWoni CkiWCan .,. .. Jm1 Whytel'42·7206 •l·1•Ylll• s.2-e1StLioenMC1 perking. Mr Lewaoll noura Is youra Cell T H plus Sa~ery wlll not ex Cleen-Tlmely·Realon•ble - --CLEAN & EXPERT •~ _ _i.1 873-7300 P.l.lta 1H0 A11 ocl1te1 Tele · cHd $19,000 p/yr H AN D C AR VE R 751-8943 llc.e44 15'43 Chlidcare myhome.nrOC Pk.lmb -Elect.C.,peotf) Ove<25yur .. llperience ..-ntt-.a. ...---....,-Oetta leu, h . 12111 marketing. 9~70 p ..... tend your reeumt Furniture mtg In Oerder> elrpor1, N 9 & C M area. Paint-etc Dependable 1 Lie T 118 4211 730-13~ hnicn
-trtla) CARPENTER. llOPIY to FD l.C .. attn ~'°" :::: n:-yn-::~d': :~~~oo:.!-i~N reap raft 852-11639 ;-;. ~ Paul 720--0130 eve tt A9C MOVING •• -·~x•ec ... s:Cf..-•et•;t,...a1!"ISP111---'l(~.,-
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ShOPlStOfacieJC>MO: A~lefng 1631 P&ac.ntla. C M ~o' t II•• ch • C • Mue1 lhow proof 01 ~ a REPAIRS Preechool & Daycare In LO RA TES. 552-04 10 etc PIM9e can &46-~
628 aq rt/*315 mo.,... OWllFlll e58-7"464t EOE .. (F,... •tlmet• 24 hr•> my tlorM. 20 yr• axp refa L f RX LIRG -DoVIRd -•-ri --c .4eu C-2 132-4180 Chlld Care, Agee 4 & 7 ~ •lgn ablPlty ror bot.. 1 prlCe fOf desl9n, plane, avail , IOc: nMt Plac:enna Gareo-& Yatd Clnupa ITll ... .UU ~ rUJ
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23rd St •Unit 20 a Send reeurne & wntten 631-3045 842..0219 W•tc:tltl ar•. age~ up Clewl·u~ a Haullog Student MoV9ra Tnaured U L llPC>fOV'ed Monn°'HlO 20~21 Mgr In #29 ~erlellce preferred .. IN .. eluhtMt drtvef'tltoen• Call ·referencet no later ther ••HOMETEK•• ,.._ &.rbala648-7llOO FrM•t 645-8730 John Lie: T124-438 841"427 •000349 645--8030 s"I~ ~! CJ:m=. Aeeponaible perwn. com-(11•) aJJ.21H tO/t/a& to Job • 1382 Arctlltecta I Contractors OUAL.IT\'-Ollll(jcar• In my HAUUNO I MOVING NEW Wereh<>UM Storage ltwiat/llttrltiMI ·~~;j""'a333'¥.v '"~; elld 1~flt Program lortable w/chlldNn; In· Tl'tlnklrig or• new home ~~x9~~~ 1Iileajjtltala1 Co8t• Meaa home. toya/ Promp1 ~ Thallll •11&c Lta1 .. 1 g ty-WO& Al Coweat
Hwy. NB Mon ttlrv Fr1 t.-5 Call Kathleen Otaon fof !ante '0 1 ~.10 aMltt In l0t IC>"lng? See the many I• r ad • m P IJ s c X § §w co 1H-U27 1Mrntng1/tunl &46-2096 yOU• LeiMa. 540-71M Plano LeMOM 322-1515 Price N1wpor11c M atr Interview appoint-dayc.re program pltlme, 11euno-In tOday'• CIMel---83 o ttr11t l ment n.x:lble tin &3M325 fted COlumM 842 5878 Cltlnn"'IP req'd Htg A/C, Ref rpra hi EF TENDER DAV CARE 1 LIGHT HAULING-MoYlng Salon de Mual<lut .,... NanMn• 1-481 -llAlll llAIT Hoaplt•I Aman• A/C tyl le 46He3 child • 1·6 My home Dump rune (yard/g~) llN A lec:c:hlrn e A Tilt ---NATI,~-.-IAILYPUT I •1 p·1 t IDllUlll.ul AIJ'llt CM/NB area S..ll-1239 7
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1!15-S7l5 • month. Coate M .... CA •• ee e e e e e e e • -••-•II.Ill Aeeurlecllog • Rooflnci e Conet I Aeeld 1 deatHlp, ard Sino< 18 ~of Nippy en.ep Pno.& U 2'-.2071 BAYSIDE VILLAGE (7 14)&42~21 • • .,...__, Waterprooflncie 831-4199 le lr••t VIQ 722-42~ eustomen Lie 290644 -300 £ Cout Hwy. Npt Bc:h • • Coat• Men Medic•• _ _ SC>tclallllno In Comm'I Thank -You• M3_..1,. hnlet 111·1111 AIDE , IM-ln PIT, ..... , • • Center H°'&.t301 Vic:-lahlittl~ and Aetld'I F,.. .. , llill" ""* *
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AQ .ii. Into 7715-2305" 21 Unite. Coet• MeN. N\) • uea. Earn up to 16.00 ptt hour for • *W&nm• thrv '" ~ &41-&0e 1 P.-11.1m• A. A A PAINTING tntlbt Anendeil leQet, Etc pets ~ Mm! • e S&lhr • ..---..... Mutt ..___ a-==a.1-au.titywor'tl ltee•t lnM ~ LOWE.ST poaalb6a .,not Call Anne 64~ .............. t rettr9d 65&-0M5 · · • tollectlo1lormon1bly1ubtcrlptlom. • ,,.._ -••1 9aTM l258,~ Ml-J40 ffCliiF 10StepS.W:. m~
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Unit Oerden Apta. CM C.11 10 AM • 4 PM. Mr. lr ldand.' nMda ~women V1u. MC tcOIPted 1278041, Al ...._,12t A,. you IOOklnQ ror a ator ,;;. ... ~Q ;(;..,. Cal w.oea 1 INSWrDS SelwYt2~8u.1,.tl'>.!..8Nj : 642·4321, Ext. 207. : Cal .MNIV 1 a.;..~.....11 11~ • ....__.. •.....-1.~ ~ ~ •· ~ ~ · I\ ft LI\ ~· '4 ., "''"'" .. ,. • • Houeek...,... or ~ .-n .-. ......-. --va? &.1, 1~ DAN SALYtA PAI,., • ...,. w Your wir.so.. Claanl
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Orange Coat DAIL. Y PILOT /Thur9dey, ~ 29, 1N5 •
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2 1 llo,oc1e. bOV'• 2t .. be4ge ~~ 10 tpd
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4 1 llqode, boV'• 2t" 'White Toh 10 epd
6 1 llc:ycle, boy'• 2t" green Foremott S epd
8 1 Blc:ycle, t>oy'I 20'' ChrOi'M &chWlnn BMX
7 1 Bleycle, boy'I 21" lllVer 8ehwfM 10~ I 1 Blcyde, thr• wMlllef, purpletwhtte wn..11
9 1 8ioyele, th,..~. )'t!llow/orenge lg Wheele
10 1 Bleycle, boy' I 21" bM Murrty
11 ' Blc:yde, ~·· 28" or.no-Schwinn 12 1 Blcyde, t>oy'I 28" blectc Hufty
13 1 81cyde, boy'1 28" yellOw A"*1can FlY*
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19 1 Blcyete, 3 8tandenl
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19 1 Blcyde, boY. 28" btel~~~
20 1 Blcyde. • 2t" green Sun our 10 ep0
21 1 Bleycle. boy't 29" GfMn SChwtntl 10 IC)d
22 1 Blcyc:le. boy'• 28" red Royce Union 3 epd
23 1 ~. Qlrft 2t" beige OUwood 3 IPd
2• 1 BlcycM, bOy't 28" gofd Wwdl 10 epd
25 1 Blcyde, boy'1 29" blue Shogun 10 IPd
28 1 Blcycie, t>Oy'• 28'' yellow Sc:hw1nn 10 ep0
27 1 Blcyde. boy'• 27" altver Schwinn 10 IPd 28 1 Blcycte, boy'• 28" blue S~an 10 IPd
29 1 Blcycte, glr1't 28" 1U..,., Azutcl 10 1pd
30 1 BIC~:-t!i~ 2~:. ~k:. Herculee 31 1 BTCYCli. 1 -Huffv 5" epd
32 1 B~. boy'1 29" gold AMF 10 epd
33 1 Blc'ytle, glrl'1 28" blacit Schwinn
3-4 1 Blcycle, boy'• 27" green Centurion 10 IPd
35 1 Blcyele, b0y'1 27" green Rale6gh 10 epd
38 1 Bleycle, boy"I 28" red Stat CrulMt 10 epd
37 1 Bicycle, b0y'1 20" blade Murray
38 1 Bicycle, boy'• 28" blue Royce Union
39 1 Blcycle, gin's 28'' blue Murray
4'0 1 Blcyde. boy'• 28" blue Schwinn
• 1 1 Blcycle, boy'• 28" red Searl 10 IPd
42 1 Blcycle, gtrl'e 28" red Schwinn 10 IPd
43 1 Blcycle. boy'1 28" bleck Cycle Pro « 1 Blcycle, boy'1 28" bladt Schwinn
45 1 Blcycle, boy'• 28" red Sctlw4nn
•9 1 Bicycle, boy'• 28" green Crulaef
47 1 Blcycle, boy'• 28" black Schwtnn
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50 1 Blcyde. boy's 28" black Cn.ilMf eo 1 Sultecue. grey/maroon-black ~boot beg
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83 ' CO<*w, blue/white Aesta 12
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86 1 Camera. 35 mm Konk:a
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86 1 Racq~. Roddy handball
71 1 Auto stereo, AM/FM CUMtt•. Pioneer
72 1 Auto atereo. AM/FM CUMtt•
73 1 Auto atereo, AM/FM caaaette Tecaonlc
76 1 Pocket ca1Culet0t. Hewlett-Packard 3-4 c Cneed• charger cordJ
77 1 Black container with 11 8-track tapea
78 1 Hurat ahlfter for VS
79 1 Man'a umbrella
80 t Mirror. full vte¥it auto
8 1 1 Bra, blacit, for 280Z
82 11 Mtacetlaneou1 S1ereo cauene tapes
83 21 Mlseellaneoos 33 rpm 1/p albUmt
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87 1 Radio, AM/f'.M WeatlnghouM
88 10 Aaaoned cuaette tepee
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90 1 nme cl<)d(, Slmptex
91 t 'tlme-~Slmplell
92 1 Time clock, Slmptex
93 1 ~t« disc drive, IBM .
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95 1 Celcufator. Unltru C1usle ..a
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97 Anorted casMtte tapes (12 eacti)
98 2 Auto apeaj(«s. JeMen 5"
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101 Mlecellaneous foreign ~
102 Yellow metal ring with large green atone, 2 clear 11on.
103 Yellow meta.I ring wnh blue stone, 2 ciMf stones
104 Yellow metal ling with Oriental design
105 Mleoellaneous costume jewelry and <ver bat
106 Mlecellaneous Imitation pearl necklaces
107 1 Travel clock, Lorut alarm blaci<
108 1 Wetcti, ladles' yellow metal Timex
109 1 Wetch, ladiea' yellow metal Citizen digital
110 1 Watch. ladles' maroon lnnoV9tlve digital
111 1 Chain. yellow metal wtth eagle pendant
112 1 Watch, ladles' yellow metal Timex
113 1 Watcti, ladles' yellow metal Hamilton quartz
114 1 Watch. men's yellow metal Timex calendar
115 1 Watcti. men's yellow metal Arrnltron quern
1 HI 1 Watc:tl. men's yellow metal Luxury digital
117 1 Watc:tl, men's yellOw metal Timex calendar
118 1 Watch. men a yellow metal NellonlC digital
1 HI 1 Watcn. men s yellow metal Cuc:IO dlgltal
120 1 Watch, men's yellow metal Legend digital
121 1 Watctl. men'• bl.ck WOlbrOOk
122 1 Watch,-meii s blade Texu 1n11rumen1 d1g11al
123 1 Watch. men·s Casio digital
124 1 Chair, yellow Steek:a.M swivel
125 1 Chair. yellow SteelcaM 1w1vet
12& 1 Chair, yellow Steelcue awtvel
127 1 Chalr. ~low Steek:Ue Witt\ 1rm11
128 1 Chair. yellow Steeleue wltn arm•
129 1 Chair yellow Steelcue
130 1 Radio AM/FM cassetie Toal'llti.
131 1 Kodak. Trlmllte lnsta,,,.tlc 48 camefl
132 1 Pioneer car stereo
133 1 Spalding Young Pro tennl1 raoque1
134 1 Spalding tennis racquet
135 1 Wllaon tennis racquet
138 t Prince tennis racquet
137 1 Umbrella
138 1 PanalOnk: AM/FM caaatt• ptayet
139 1 Impact wrench
140 1 Concord AM/FM car 11ereo
141 1 Gold Star AM/FM CUMtta ptav-r
142 1 G.E. AM/FM CUMtte play«
143 1 Fl.n landing net
144 1 2-ton hydraullc jack
145 t Hamilton Beach etect11e knit•
1~ t BUIC: Toyota toot kit
147 t Mura FM/Hhatepper redlO
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1 •9 1 Mayftowef , ... cope
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151 1• c.a..ne1~
152 t Rahing pole
143 1 Wooden wall Cloct(
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156 1 Flahtng btcktt
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835-3171
208 W. 1st St., Santa Ana
Corner of Broadway & 1 s1 St Closed Sundays
GSTERLING
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Overseas Dellvery Specialists
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1540 Jamboree Ad.
Newport Beach 640-8444
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Modern SaJes, Service. Parts, Body, Paint & lire Oepts.
Competitive Rates On lease & Daily Rentals
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Over 23 Years Serving Orange County
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1625 Gisler Ave
Costa Mesa
540-5554
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110 Broadway
i::osta Mesa
642-9150
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11711 BEACH BLVD HUNTINGTON BEACH
714/ 842-2000
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dial MER CEDES
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2860 Harbor Blvd.
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3 Blocks So. of 405 Fwy.
C) BOB LONGPRE PONTIAC
Orang~ County's Oldest & Largest Pomtac OHlershlp
at e.acn SMS. & m. C-.rden GrOYe F-lft'Way
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We perform all Po ntiac wamtnty work, ntgardSeu of
where you orlglMlt)' purchased your car.
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Stnlng Newport leach, Cotta Mesa. Huntington Bttch, lrvlne, l.9guna Beach, Founta n Vellty and South 0r.,.. County
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ID 'com ise'. I
eaves oessus e . e ·1c1ous
Cout ' ..
Costa Mesa planners turn
down a.request to usea
church parking lot for
Pacific Amphitheater
patrons./ Al
California
Two sisters, missing
seven years, return to
Santa Monica thanks to a
TV report on missing
children./ A5
Nation
· Tropical storm Elena Is
upgraded to a hurricane
and heads for the Gulf
Coast./A4
Discovery shuttle
astronauts launch a satel-
lite almost Identical to the
one they will try to rescue
Saturday./ A4
World
Fifteen die In the worst
rioting to date In the anti-
apartheid struggle./ A4
West Germany name a
new chief of Intelligence
as second person ar-
rested In spy scandal./ A4
Boating
The 5.5-meter world
championships will be
hefd In Newport next
month.IA&
Lido Boat Show promises
a variety of luxury yachts
on dlsplQY .I A9
Sports
Big surf
keeps_
guards
on toes
Thundering waves
hit coast just in time
for OP surfil!S contest
By SUSAN H-OWLETT
Of .... Deity ........ .,
Large waves pounding the Orange
Coast's shores have attracted scores
of spectators JUSt in ume tor the
Ocean Pacific Professional Surfing
Championship, but lifeguards ar;e
warning inexperienced swimmers to
stay on the sand after hundredc; were
rescued Wednesday.
The peak of the ~wells came
Wednesday, sending eight-foo t waves
crashing onto the beachs at Newpon ,
Huntington and Laguna. The big surf
ts the aftermath of hurricane Olaf off
the coast of Mexico.
"It's (the surf) a little smaller than
yesterday, but they're still about four
to six feet," said Newport Beach
Lifeguard spokesma"" Enc Bauer.
Bauer said that although lifeguards
were inforrrung people to Sta)' out of
the dangerous surf. "you can always
tr)· .. but a good ponion of them never
hsten."
Spokesman Bud Bclshe s~ud life-
guards on Newport beaches made 233
rescues Wednesday resulting 1n onl y a
few minor tnJunes.
•• 1 rescued some leads who were six.
seven and Cl&ht-years..ald. They had
no business being in the water, but
their parents JUSt let them," Bauer
'>ald. He added that red warning flags
will Oy above Newpon lifeguard
towers today to warn sw1 m mers of the
dangerous conditions.
Meanwhile, surfing enthusiasts hit
the beach at Huntington to watch the
opening day of the OP Professional
Surfing Championships.
Some tracks that rate highly with oil
firms are off Laguna 's Main Beach
By USA MAHONEY
Of IM DellJ Piiot 118ff
~~.u.L"'1.l.UJ~.J.Ldolung.foo~ m Oritn~
County are not cclebrattng US
Interior Secretary Donald P Hodel\
announcement Wednesday that he 1s
recepti ve to changing the locataons of
150 tracts proposed for exploration
off the California coast
Hodel's wtlhngness to ~h1ft tracts
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could benefit the county 1fhe were tD
remO\.(' them. !ollCS roposed off'tbc
Orange-( oast, ioca oil oppoa.ents
say
B'ut because H odel has
empha!>11ed that the tracks may be tbc
wrong ones from a resource stand-
point. county officials opposed to
offshore dr;illtng are susp1caous. They
(Plea.e .ee OFFSBOR.lt/ A.2)
Honor f a r m
jail housing
funding OK'd
Supervisors approve
$1 . 2 million to relieve
ma!n jail crowding
By JEFF ADLER
Of llM Deity Piiot llafl
Orange Count-y superH.,ur'> agreed
Wednesda) to spend SI 2 m11l1on on
an emergency basis to prepare the
James A. Musick Honor Fann in El
Toro for modular Jail hou~ing unm
the count) hopes "'ill rel1e' e Jail
crowd mg.
The board \.Oted 5-0 to appro\c a
contract for grading and sue prep-
arauon at the honor farm . Work '
should be completed Within 60 c:t..ys
to meet a November deadline.
In earlier acuons, supervisors ap-
proved the purchase of modubr
hous10$ units that will be placed at the
honor tarrn to accommodate low-nslt
mmat~ transferred out of the Santa
~na main Jail as part of an effort to
reduce OH~rcrowdmg.
The county has been under a
lederal court order smcc 1978 to
reduce the populauon in the mam
1ail But 11 onl ) began scckmg inmate
housing ahemati\.CS m March after
the same federal Judge found the
(Pleue He JA.ll./A2)
County adopts record budget
By JEFF ADLER
Of !fie Delly P9ol •1.ir
Wnh httle Ian fare \\-cdne~a\ 1t,l· Orange< ounl\ Board ofSupen 1sors
adopJed a record $I ~ billion I 9t<5-X6 count~ buct&et harrimered out dunng
three da)S of budget hearing'> earlu:r in tht· month
It took the fi ve super' 1<;ors le!>s than J m1nu1c to turmalh adopt the budget
after board Chairman l homa.., R th:~ ub~r"ed th.11 nu members of the public
wished to address the l'>'>Ul' 1.iupen l\llr'> aho dl'lllncd comment on the final.,
budget document
Ocean View Hlgh's
basketball team can't go
to the CIF 5-A playoffs
next spring, even If It wins
the league cham-
pionship. Ther~ on
probation./&
Although the bleachers set up near
the pier were not even half full
(Pleue aee SURF'S/ A2)
D...., "4>I photo bf ..... .,.. Llplft
Body-•urfer prepares to go 'o•er-the-fall•' at the Wedge.
The b11dgct for the fi~·al ~ear ~hH.h offiualh hcg.an Jul~ I includes
funding lor a ne"' strike team in the [)1,trict 4\1tome' ·s nllice to prosecutt
(Please eee comrTY I A21
Entertainment
CBS and NBC tied In the
weekly TV ratings com-
petition./ A 11
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Entertainment
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Cops kept quiet
about diS.covery
of suspect's car
Reffiai ned a secret in
hopes Night Stalker
would return to auto
By STEVE MARBLE
Of,,,.~""°' .....
The discovery of an orange Toyota
station wagon believed used by the
Night Stalker m the Sunday shootina
of a Mission Viejo man was kept
ecret for more than 24 hours thas
week white Los Angeles police watch-
ed the car in hopes the mass killer
would return.
Police finally acknowledged they
had found the car earl y Wednesday
when ft was transported on a flatbed
truck to an impound lot at the Oranae
County Sheriffs station m Santa Ana.
Shenfrs criminalists, using a laser
and chemicals, searched the car
Wednesday for fingerprints, hairs,
Ii bers or other telltale signs that could
lead to the 1den11ty of the Night
Stalker.
Lt. Dick Olson said a search of the
car's intenor would continue today.
He would not say what investigators
fou nd inside the car.
"We're not JOtng to say anything
about that nght now," Olson said.
"But we do consider this a significant
break m the case and hopeful we'll get
some evidence that will lead us 1n the
direction of establishing an identity."
Authorities in Orange and Los
Anacles counties issued iHlescription
of the 1976 Toyota after the Night
Stalker apparently shot Mission Viejo
resident Bill Cams twice in the head
and bound and raped his 29-year-old
fiancet.
Carns remained in critical oon-
d1uon today at Mission Communify
Hospital an Mission Viejo. A nursan'
supervisor today said that Cams
condmon has not chanaed s1gn1fi-
(Pleue eee CAJt/ A2)
Kim llarku80n. an Oran(e County Sheriff'•
Department ln•eettcator, look• oYer the
Delly ........... .,__.~
car belle•ed o.aed by the Night Stalker ln a
MlMlon Viejo ahoottnc.
Ai r por t ·pact ends 20-year battle ROBERT
HYNDMAN
U.S. to search
off Panama for
missing couple Battle between county an Newport bounced
back and forth this year beforeflliilly ending
When Newport Beach and Oranae
County officials raised their cham-
pagne ,1a scs th 1s week, they toasted a
!ettlemcnt over John Wayne Atrpon
expansion that ended nearly 20 yean
oflepl battle
"Today 1s the day tha1 pt.aet
descended on John Wayne A1rpon
aner two dccade1 of c8ntroversy over
the llrpon's future development,"
Newport Beach Mayor Ptul Maurer
said.
While the airport war has waaed for
)U'1. the blttle, intcn51ficd in the last
~vcn month' nncr the BoatU of
upcf'Ylson bounced back from 1
1981 counroom I with 1 new
expansion plan uperv1sors were
confident would with~tlnd any future
challenic.
The bettle between Oran County
and Newport Beach bounced back
and forth this year, Wlth each party
pininJ an upper hand 1mmtd1ately
folloW1n& a setback.
The followina chronoloay tells the
'tory of those v1cton and the
nratepes that sh.aped the com-
promise qttement which eventually
ended the airport battle
•
December l tl4: Ne~rt Beach
unveils the Workable Airport Solu-
tfo n. a three-point pJan for the future
&rowth of John Wayne Airport.
With the help of a public relations
firm, the city prepares l 7 mmutcs of
lidcs and narration and takes the
prosram on the roed to pin the
suppon or other ciltes and commuiu-
ty orpniuuon
The plan call for a 5S-n'Jht hm1t
on departures from the a1rpon, a
auarantee that the hm1t wdl never be
exceeded and recommends a search ~n fou new 6ranaeCounty nc to
build 1 modcratt-s12cd airport
Jaa. H , It .. : The Board of uper-
visors approves a plan that 1nc-reues
fl1atm from 41 to SS. efTtct1ve April I.
Plans for an expanded terminal art
approved w11h future allowance for
up to 73 daily n1Jhts and I 0 2 m1llton
pas5Cngcrs a year
An incentive proaram 1s offered to
airlines. alloWlnJ them add1uonal
01Jhts 1f they use quieter aircraft.
Feb. 1 · The rpon Wortma
Group. an orpnimtion representing
several Newpon Beach poups op-
posed to airport ex1»n ion. vov. to
file a lawsuit blockan.i the count ·,
dcaSlon to increase fl1&ht
Barberi ltehman, the VOUP'~ e~·
ecut1vc director, SI)" the un ..-.11 be
filed onet the environmental docu-
ments are cen10cd an I te Fcbruaf}.
P'eb. ' The Newpon Bea h Cit' C'ounctl hudd~ with 1b attornt"Y\,
-
but malt1 no drc1'1on on ~hcthcr to
Sttk lqaj at tion eptn~t the oount).
Feb. I• The count) bettns 1c-sts of
the nc"" qu1cter~namc JCt\ \.\1th an
c c lo""ard an tn«nt1'e plan that
""ould allow add1uonal fl1Jhts for
tho!>t a1rhn~ who u~ thr J<'l\
FH. H · The Board of \up<'n 1,.1.",~
ccrtafiC1 the npan\lon pm1('('1 and
•Vtt'I to hm1t aH fl11ht\ bc\ond 'hr
SS-flight lc,el to thr new. quictrr Jet\
Supcf"\ 1\Clr\ heh~"<' ttic conlc "ton
(Pl-... tee AJaPORT I A2)
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By ROBERT BAR E R
Ot -~"-'--
\n .\mrnl·an hr1teop1er was sch«l-
ul<"J toJa\ to scan'h tht waters off
Panama klf • lormc'r Ora• Coas•
Collet<' prnte\wr and his wife ho
~portC'dl~ ""err \t't fret la t tu.rday
af\tr bcin1dcta1ned for three week! in
"-1carqu.i .
4 l S Statr ~panmcnt official
\ltd loch> that l..ca and Dolores
l.aJrunc"i~ appa~ntly Id\ the
N1cara1uan pon of 8l1.1tficlds oo
Saturda\ and ro1ntcd lherr disabled
6S.too1 ketch Wahu\t t vd pon t
(Pl .. AaCJI/ A2)
•
~ Otenge Coat DAILY PILOT 1Thund9Y, August 29, 1985
OFFSHORE OIL CONCERNS •..
Prom Al
wd they will have to kecJ> their prd up to make Jure more sltct off lhe Oranee Cout are not deltpated for
drilliaa. Several ucb sites off lht
Orantc Coast bave a b.i&h ralioa for
poteaual oaJ development. ~are u.cu riabt at the three-
mile line (state/federal boundary)
down tbc coast of ~ Cou_nty
9"bich att rated very hiah.' IAJd Bob Qent.ry., l leader or the dri.Jlina
Ol)l)(WlJ9D.
Because of that, oil foes will
continue to focus their effona on
convmcina Hockl tbat no drillina
s.hould be allowed off the Orana.e
Coast. Bill Schreiber. aide to U.S.
Rep. Bob Badbam. R·Newpon
Bach.said.
Some tracts that rate hiahly by the
oal mdustry arc "stnu&ht out from
Main Bcach. l..a&una," 6e said.
· Local oiJ drillina opponen want
to secure a promise from H that Ortnae County shores will be spa.red
more oil exploratton just as be has
promised to exempt areas of Nonh·
em Cahfornaa like Bia Sur. Montetey
and San Francisco t.ys and Point
Reyes from consideration.
Oil extr1cuon is "a bi&, heavy
industry." Schreiber said, and one
that 1s not compauble with the
cantly since he was admitted.
Jon Quinn, owner of Foods for
Fnness on 6th Street in Los Angeles,
sajd he first noticed the orange
Toyota station wagon Monday morn-
ing. hours before police asked for
pubhc assistance in locating the car.
"I saw It Monday before the police
put out the word," Quann said today
"Then I saw 1t again Tuesday after
they said they were looking for the
car, but I still didn't make the
connection "
Quinn said another bus1 ncssman at
the Chapman Park shopping center in
Los Angeles called pohcc later Tues.-
day morning. He said police 1n111ally
were prepared to rope off the entire
!>hopping center until they rcahz.ed
how long the orange car had been
county's6horelincand touri m·bued
economy.
Hodel officially noufied two con-
aressiooaJ committees Wedn~y
lhat .. we may have tbe wmna l SO uacu .. tdttttid for pouable oil and
Pl drillina in a oroooeed com· promise to settle the of!ibore drilhn&
quenion 1n Califomia.
The compromise -which makes
mroads ,i.nto a four-ycar-;<>ld drillina
moratonwn on serwuve coastal
a.reu -wu qreed to by severaJ
memben of the CaJjfomia Con·
aressional delep.tion and announced
July 16.
In return for openjna up more
tracu for drillina ofl' Califom11. the
Interior Department promised tO·
extend tbe moratori'"" on tbc more
th.an 6,000 tract• rem11nina throu&h
the year 2000.
The fcdenl aovcrnmetit backs
incn:ascd offshore 011dnllm•u1 way
to mcrcax U.S. producuon and
lessen dependence on forei&:n 011.
But thecomprom1~ has pleased no
one and 1t may crumble after Hodel
completeS a series of public meetings
on the issue this month.
In a letter to the chairmen of the
House and Senate Appropnauons
subcommittees Hodel wrote he was
s1ttin& in the SO.space parking lot.
Four potioc officers hidden behind
a wall adjacent to the parkang lo t,
observed the car throuahout the day
and night on the chance the Nijht
Stalker would return.
Authoriti" continued askJng for
the public's help in locating the car
even thouah it had already been
found, a Los Angeles police spokes-
man acknowledged. He said pohce
dtd not want to tip their hand to the
killer.
Quinn said he did not notice
anythuia unusual about the car and
never looked inside the vehicle.
Police did not say 1fthey know how
long the car had been parked in Los
Angeles. where It appears the Night
Stalker returned after rus latest attack.
"mcru1inaJr rcc:epuve to lookina at
tome other SO tracts."
He has made simllt.r comments at
t0me of the C,abfomia mectaap.
Most of the t.racU chosen by the
conarcuional delqauoo were off'
cmtral and oortbtrn Califomia.
Someclose.-1ns.horc ttacts in aoutbem
California bave been included. The
other 97. 7 perc:icnt of the moratorium
area would remain closed to driUina.
The oil mdustry bas been tcat.b.lPJ
in its criticlams of the U'IC1S.. with
t0me companies ancf trade associa-
tions dism1ssin1 thear prosJ)C'CU u a
joke.
Ninety-nine of the I SO tracts arc in
the Eel RivQT Basin off nonhem
California. Hodel said in his letter to
Rep. Sidney Yatct, 0-111 .• and Sen.
James McClure, R·ldaho, that the
department's Minerals Man..,ement
Service estimate only 30 of the 99
t11cts arc m the "most promisina"
area and the S<>-<:alled Monterey
Fonnation, an oil-bearing rock, is not
found in the area.
"It appears that only about S to JO
perccr.t of the substantial resource
potenual subjected to moratoria
would be made available to the nation
by ·reason of the preliminary agree.
ment." Hodel wrote.
The serial k.illcr 1s now hnked to 14
slayil\JS" and as many as 21 assaults.
The violence linked to the Ni&}lt
Stalker dates back to February and
the pat.b of mayhem now stretchet
from San Francisco to south Orange
County.
The attacker 1s described as a
pn.gly, curly-hatred man with badly
stained teeth that arc gapped. Police
believe he as 2S to 30 years old and
either a Hispanic or a deeply-tanned
Caucasian.
Jn the latest police sketch, the man
1s shown wearinJ a dark baseball cap.
In the first slaying attributed to the
N1aht Stallter, pohce found a baseball
cap wt th the letters AC-OC embossed
on 1t. Officers said AC·OC 1s a bcavy-
metal rock &re!/P·
SEARCH CONTINUES FOR COUPLE .•.
From Al
Colon, Panama.
Norma Harms, a f entral American
speciahst wath the State Depanmcnt
in Washington. DC .. said a
Nac.araguan merchant mannc sailor
told U S Emba5'y officials in Manag-
ua that he had seen the pair !>et sail
about 2.30 pm Saturday.
The boat's cng.Jne reportedly wcu
not funcuonang and the couple. who
were traveling from Flonda to Or-
ange County when they were taken 1n
custody, had no radio
In add1t1on. Dolores La.Jeunec.se
reportedly was suffenng from dys-
entery
Harms, who previously voiced
fears th.be ~ouple were sull beal)g
held despite N1cuaraguan accounts to
the contrary. said the voyage to
-Panama should only have taken
about 65 hours.
"They should have amved by now
We don't know what's happened at
this P<>in ..
Harms said offiClals believe that
the man who told embasc.y officials he
had talked to the LaJcune<1scs and
saw them leave port was a crcdablc
wnness.
He told embassy officials that the
couple were held under guard for 10
days and that they were accused of
spying. The Comments square with
report§ given 1n telephone calls the
Weunesses made to family mem-
bers, Harms said.
The witness. 9.-ho went to the
embassy office to get visa permits to
work on boats in Amcncan ports,
accord mg to Harms. also told official~
that the Wcuncsses were badly
treated but not physically harmed.
However, the man said a c1v1llan
official at one time threatened to kill
Leo La.Jeuncsse, Harms said.
SURF'S UP ALONG COAST ..•
P'romAl
yesterday. they arc expected to be
overflowmg on Saturday as mlandcrs
seek the beach 1n escape of sizzling
temperatures
most o(thcir umc keeping swa mm er!>
out of the contest area on the south
side of the pier. Because the area as
rc.stn.cted to contestants, there have
been few rescues. he \aid
people JUSt float into the area and we
get on the speaker to tell them they're
in the C<?ntest area," Weissenberger
said. .
Lifeguard spoke'iman Andy
Wc1ssenberger said the lifeguards an "HavinL_!he OP contest has cut
Hunt1nato n Beach were spending' down on ·ffie.. rescues. Most of the
The large swells arc expected to
continue through the weekend, "but
it's already tapering off,"
Weissenberger said.
AIRPORT PACT BRINGS PEACE .••
From Al
w1U head off Newport Beach's legal
challenges to the expansion pro1ect.
Feb. %7 Newport Beach Mayor
Phil Maurer flatly denies the city
promised not to sue the county, but
admits Newpon Beach gained 1m·
port.ant concessions .. When you're
dealt a good hand," he say~ .. you
don't want to smile too soon"
County officials accu-;e Newpon
Beach leadcr'i of going back on their
word.
Marcb •: lo a ~urpmc move, the
Board of Superv1'ior~ takes action to
head off any court challenges by filing
a prc~mpllvc \Ult 1n l rs Dastnct
Coun an Los Anicles ~
The la~u1t 1'> intended to merge all
legal action into one courtroom and
settle. once and for all, the legality of
the expansion plan Federal Judge
Terry Hatter 1s<iuc'i a rc'itraining
order blocking action an the state
couns.
Marcil 7: Newport Beach officta.ls
are stunned by the move and claim
the county cut off the beginning.s of
nqottat1ons over airport expansion
Mud U : Despite the county's pre-
emptive suit. Newport Beach at·
tomeys ao to state coun anyway.
They argue that the county must
return to state upenor Court to
prove that the environmental docu-
ments on a1rpon expan~1on, ruled
inadequate in 1982. arc now legal
They claim the state court I\ the
appropnate foNm to decide the
airpon upans1on 1'lsue Judge Philip
Schwab ~hedulc!I an Apnl hearing to
consider the city'~ claim
April J Flaaht departures at Jr>hn
Delly Pilot
OeHYety
I• GuarentMd
Monoa~ 1nday " fOU "' ~ ,,_ ..,,... (lltf:.I Oy
&~II"'(. .. ....,. .. ,""' and 'fOoll COCH .... r.-~ed
Wayne Airport increase from 41 to
s~ but -Apnl Fool' -the jets take
on over Tustan Instead of Newpon
Beach because of gusty Santa Ana
wands.
April !: Despite an increase of 14
more flaahts each day, no complaints
arc heard in Santa Ana or Newport
Beach City Hall.
AprU 3: Newport Beach officials
offer to drop c hallenges to the flight
increase if the county Will allow a state
court to review the environmental
issues surrounding the proposed ex-
pansion of the a1rpon terminal
The supervisors, confident the
federal court wil( find their expansion
plan legal, r~Ject Newport Beach's
offer.
Aprtl 23: Superior ( ourt Judge
Philip Schwab rulc<o 1n Newport
Beach's favor ~hwah finds the
Board of Supervisors in contempt for
failing to comply with the 1982 court
order rcquinng the county to follow
state environmental law'l before ex-
panding John Wayne Airport
Schwab orders all work on the
expansion pro1cct to halt
Jue 2: With expansion plans
stalled by court action. the Industrial
League of Orange County renews an
dTon to locate a me for an addittonal
county airport
June lt· Supcn 1sor Tom Rile_}' says
county and Newpon Beach officials
have been meeting quietly for several
weeks d1~~ssang a pon1blc com·
promise that would 'l(ttle the ex·
pans1on anue out of coun 1.
July H : Superv1'i<1r~ emerge from a
closed-door ~s\lon and announct'
they arc ready to endorse an agree-
ment with Newport Beach.
July U The board formally en-
dorses terms of the tentative settle-
ment The only obstacle 1s prep-
aration of the mountains of pap'er-
work and complicated legal docu-
ments needed to resolve the tan&)ed
lawsum.
Aug, 1· The Board of Supervisors
ordc" planning to resume on airport
expansion. The acuon follows a July
agreement among affected panics
that plannm~ should be allowed to
continue while a settlement is being
finalized. With their consent, the 4th
D1stnct Coun of Appeal 1n Santa Ana
hfls the ban. ·1
Aua. 1•: The Orange County Air-
port Comm1ss1on takes public tc~ti
mony and recommends the Board of
Supervisors approve the settlement
plan.
Aaa. !O: The Newport Beach City
Covnctl and the Board ofSuperv110rs
meet 1n 9Cparate closed-door sessions
and t:uer announce they will endorse
the settlement once the mountain of
necessary lqal documents arc com·
piled
Aaa. U . The ALrport Worlang
Group and Stop Polluting Our New-
port, two Newport Beach groups
oppo!ied to airport expansion. an-
nounce they also will endorse the
settlement and drop their lqal
challenge to the expan~1on plan
A••· U : Followma the formal votes
at their meetings. Ora~ County and
Newport Beach offic1als sign the
documents 1n a John Wayne Airport
hanpr and toast the settlement with
champaane.
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dlmtnlahlng at the touth l>eeche9, but tki.t wlU remain aunny and
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forecut.,.. Mid.
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poun~ touth·faclng Mech• with waVM up to 20 t•t high at
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the Natlonal WNther Serva.
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Student lpan defaults top
$1 billion, up25%ftom'84
WASHINGTON (AP) -Educa-
tion Secretary Wilham Bennett said
today that government payments on
defaulted student loans will top $I
billion this fiscal year, up more than
25 percent from last year
Bennett. who urged Congress to
P.ass legislation reducing fedcr.al hab-
1hty for defaulted loans. said budget
analysts pro1ect higher and higher
default rates in the years lo come.
In a statement. he said the analysts
pro1ect the default rate on federal
guaranteed student loans would Jump
from laM year's I 0. 7 percent to 11.7
percent this fiscal year and 13.6
percent by 1990. which he called an
"alarming" increase
By the Sept. 30 end of this fiscal
year. analysts pro1cct the government
will have paid out S 1.og5 b1lhon for
defaulted loans. compared 10 $749
m1lhon in 1984. officials said.
The default rate declined sh~htly
JAIL .•.
From At·
county in contempt for fa1hng to
comply with his earlier order. •
U .S Dastnct J\Jdgc Wilham Ora}
also levied a $50.000 fine for violating
his order and assessed n1ghfly penal-
ties based on the number of inmate'>
forced to sleep on Jail fl oors
Until the modular units can be
readied. some 1nma1es have been
housed on the honor farm grounds in
large, temporary. tent-hke 'itructurcs
erected earlier this summer
The Santa Ana main Jail wa'i built
an the 1960s to house 1.191 in mates.
but the population 1n r«cnt yean
reached as many a~ I. 700 inmates on
certain nights. with many forced to
sleep on Jail floors.
The county as under order 10 acct'pt
no inmates at the 1a1I for whom no
bed can be provided w11h1n 24 hours.
The order effectively hmit'i the 1a1I
population to a maximum of 1,657
inmates.
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f
~ach year san~ 1980, when It was 12. 5
percent, until 1984. according to
dcpanment figures.
"Ultimately, the costs of a high
default rate by current students must
be borne by the taxpayers and br,
students seeking loans in the future, ·
Bennett said.
The department'~ pro1ections were
based o n an analysis of the number of
default payments through the month
of July. These figures were compared
with defaults over the last few years.
said Tyndall Greene, a program
analyst in the Office o f Budget.
Planning and Evaluation
The increase an the default rate
probably stems form a vanety of
reasons, Ms. Greene said. "No one
knows for sure because there 1s not a
lot of information about •nudents."
But she said an incrca'iC in the
volume of student loans in recent
}Cars -from$ 1.9 b1lhon in 1978 to
S7.8 billion tn 198 I -1s probably a
major factor.
"We do know most defaults occur
an the first couple yean of repay-
mcn~" she said.
"As you increase those people in
that category, you get an increase 1n
default rates."
Under the Guaranteed Student
Loan Proaram. a loan is considered in
default if a payment is not made for
120 days. For loans in default, private
lenders obtain reimbursement from
state agencies that administer_ the
federal progam.
The fedcraJ government, in tum,
reimburses the state agencies.
Bennett urged Congrns to approve
pending lqislation that would re-
quire state lending agencies to re.
double efTons to collect overdue
loans and to prevent defaults.
Under the lcgjslation, the state
agencies would be reimbursed for
only 90 percent of a defaulted loan.
Current law proVldct for full reim-
bursement.
The proposal means the state
BJcncics "would pay a cost for every
single default," Ms. Greene said. ·•rt
would be a real incentive for them to
prevent defaults and try to colJect on
defaults."
The legislation would also extend
the statute oflimitation for collecting
bad loans and require the state
auarantce agencies to repon de.
faultcrs to credh agencies.
COUNTY BUDGET ••.
From Al
hazardous waste violators. boosts county welfare payments to the county's
poor and establishes a new $2 mil hon fund to be used for ~eveloping Sant.a
Ana Heights.
In addition, supervisors have agreed to budaet $6 million to relieve
overcrowd mg 1n t.he OranJe"County Jail, as a federal court JUdge bas ordered.
County Admin1strat1ve Officer Larry Parrish pointed out during the
budget hearings in early August that the spending plan beina considered would
be adequate to maintain county services at their current levels while
maintaining a $20 million reserve or contingency fund, which is money set
aside in case of an cm~'ency, disaster or adverse court decision.
The record $1 .2 b1U1on budaet represents about a 3 percent or $32 milhon
increase ovCT' last year's ponding plan'. --
"I thank at (the budaet)Just refle(:ts the growth in the county, the fast move
from what was a httlc rural community I 0 to IS years ago to what is the second-
largest county an the state and the sixth-lariest in the nation," Riley's aide John
Stevens said.
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