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ORANGE COUNTY CALIFORNIA TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 10 1985 25 CENT S
Off shore oil ·pact in jeopardy
State congressional delegation claims
Hodel ' s reneging on drilling agreement ----
By tbt A11oclated Pre11
WASHINGTON -Members of
Cahfom1a's congrcss1onal delcgauon
today angnly accused Interior Sec-
Coast
A Nicaraguan rebel ap-
peals for U.S. support In
Southland./ A3
Sports
The Angels pul~to within a
half game of the Kansas
City Royals./81
Entertainment
"The Madwoman of
Challlot" Is attractive but
a bit bulky In West-
minster./ A9
Business
lrvlne savings and loan
succeeds where others
are falllng./84
California
Richard Ramirez' de-
fense attorney doubts the
Night Stalker suspect can
get a fair trlal In the Los
Angeles area./ A3
INDEX
Erma Bambeck
Bridge
retary Uonald Hodel of break.mg an
avcement that would limit offshore
0 11 drilling and vowed to extend a
m oratonum on aU new exploration
for 011 and naturaJ gas off the
Three
blazes
quelled
• in area
Irvine quadriplegic
loses everything
in apartment fire
By STEVE MARBLE
OflMO.., .........
A quadnplCgJc lost everything he
owned Monday afternoon wben a fire
rava~cd his apanment and spread to
adjoining units at an affordable
housing complex 1n Irvi ne ,
authoriues reponcd.
No one was injured
The blaze, which caused $104.000
1n damage and displaced three famil-
ies. was o ne of three fires reponed
within 24 hours on the Orange Coast.
In Newpon Beach, a stubborn
c hemical fire broke o ut after school
Monday at Corona d~ Mar High
School. And firefighters in Costa
Mesa responded before dawn today
to a stru_cturc fire at a Hamilto n Street
apanment complex.
Richard Phost. disabled m a truck
accident several years ago, was not m
h1s apartment when a fire broke out in
a patio area and moved up the side of
the apartment, Oranae County fire
spokesman Joe Kcrr said.
Califom1a coast.
Some other legislators held out the
posstbihty of writing into law the
tentative agreement they reached
with Hodel in m id-July, which they
accused the interior sttretary of
abandoning during a heated. two-
hour private meeting today.
"The administration's credibility
has suffered a very serious blow ... said
Rep. T om Lantos, D-San Mateo.
"We had an agreement and the
~panment of the lntenor 1s reneg·
ing on that agr«ment. We have no
alternative but to go for a mora-
torium." Rcr,. Barbara Boxer. 0-San Rafael.
said, 'We have a new show It's called
'Let's Brea.le a Deal • "
Rep. Vic Fazio , D-~cramento.
said Hodel had "in eOcct abrogated
the preliminary agreement."
Hodel, meeting w1 \t repon.ers aJtd
the meeting. denied that he had
backed out of the agreement
"We arc much closer together
now," he said "We have the
framework 1n the preliminary agree-
ment to go forward in the nego
1tat1on\ ..
Under the-pn:hmtnary agreement
reached July 16 between Hodel and
the (ahfom1a delegatio n. I SO tract~.
each 9 square m1lci.. would be o ffered
for 011 and gas explo ra11on off the
Cahfom1a coai.t 1n e)(change for
extendtn$ unttl the year 2000 a
congressional moratonum on ex·
ploraton dnll1ng of the state r. ~-
(Pl eue eee OrL/ A2)
OC Supervisqrs
reject vote to
oppose drilling
Nestande and Wiede r
argue about earlier
vote on compromise
By JEFF ADLER
Of IN Deity ,_ 11-"
Orange County Su pen 1<,or Bruc..t•
Nestande tnggered a sp1nted C'-·
change \!.llh Supen 1r.or Hamcll
Wieder toda) when he '>Uggested tht'
board re"erse its pos111on on olT\hore
011 dnll1ng and vote 10 opp<:>..e d"'
dnlhng olT the ( ahfom1a coa-.1
Nestande broached the '>UhJel 1
after Wieder said she "'ould not ht
present at Vv ednesda) ·., board ml'l't
1ng because she had been d\kc:d 111
tesufy before C ong.ress on the IS'>Ul'
The board voted '\-0 o n Jul\ 24 tn
suppon a cong.ress1onal comprom1\l'
that would allow 011 e:c.plorat1 on on
150 offshore tracts. incl uding 'i.C\.1.'ral
off Newpon Beach and LagunJ
Beach. in return for a mo raton um un
dnlling elsewhere through the \Car
2000
But the board's '>Uppon lor the
comprom1~ included a pro"1s1on
that no dnlhng be permmed oil
Orange Count) 's coast which might
lead "to fnghtemng envu onmental
consequen~s:· accordtng to the ~
oluuon.
"We're p11t1ng ( altfom 1a com-
mun11\ against lOmmunll\ on this
\lo e're saying not 10 our own
bachard I'm in lct•or of no 011
dnll1ng off the < allt(lmta coa'>l -
pcnod • "t'Standl' '>d H.l
He added that had he heen pre<,ent
.ii the Juh 24 mtt-ttng he "'ould ha'e
dd\lx.ated a nocomprom1~por.111on
.. Things v.ere meant to be changed.··
'-estande ~·d in asking th<' board to
re\e~ ll!>elt
"'r ou'rt' "hu<1t1ng lrum the hip ·· an
Jg1ta1ed '-' 1cdt'r c.ountc:red She
Jdded hcr tt''>llmon' \!.OUld not '>la tl.'
thc board ' P0'>1t1on o n the matter
~upen 1 ... ur R..1lph ( lark ""ho ..a1ct
he v.a' 1n "total oppo\t11on.. 10
ofh horr dnll1ng \!, hr:n ht' tor the Jul)
re-;olu11on qu1c..kl\ spo ke up to «<>
ond '-t-,\andt'' mu11un tor n:-
l on\hkra 11nn
'l tan't !.CC \!o h\ ""t. '>hnuld CH'r he
pan dnd pare.el nt <•lhhore dnlling. ·
( lar~ ..aid calling ollshort dnlling
ng~ .. ugh t>\ ewre'>. ·
He added the u1l compan1e-; were
\!.Ork1ng \<• • l\!.tSt go ... cmment
a.round their linge~·· on the dnlhng
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Kerr said the fire destroyed Phost's
(Pleue ... FDllt8/ A2)
-Delly ..... ,._ .. .....,,._.. "le'>tande and <\u~"'''°' Ro~<"f
Stanton were not prc~nt "'hen lb .. 1
acuon was ta1cen
In the end howe ... cr, supcrv1sors
agreed to hold off an} cons1dcrat1on
of changlng 1\s official position until
the the matter can ~ reviewed b"
1t1cu ~lath .rnJ brvug.ht lorn.all.
bclon' the board
09-10
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Defense
contractor
convicted
Coeta lleea flrefJC.htera attack UJ>9taira apartment blaze.
Mesans seek marina support
Countywide packing urged for 3.000-slip
development proposed on Santa Ana River
By TONY SAAVEDRA
OftMDelly .........
Two Costa Mesans are c1rcula11ng
petitions to drum UP. countyw1de
suppon for a plan to build a 3,QOO.shp
marina in the landlocked c11y.
Real estate financing consultants
Thomas Testa and Diane Ramirez
co-founded the Costa Mesa/Newpon
Manna Organizauo nal Committee
three weeks ago.
They hope to send a pet111on with
27.500 si1tnaturcs from Orange Coun-
ty res1dentstcrft'dt'ral tcgisla1orr.who
will be deciding the fate of Costa
Mesa's passage to the sea.
Ctt) C ounc1lman Donn Hall made
a Ca pitol Hill plea in March for
Congress to waive federal pollc)
preventing local governments and
businesses from paying for a
S250.000 study required for the
prOJCCt
The necessary feas1b1lt1y repon. 10
be compiled by the Army Corps of
Engi n~rs. has repeatedly held up the
26-year-old manna plan becauo;c the
co rps would o nl) arc..rpt kdcral
funds. ~1ncc ( ongrc..·s~ ha~ rout1nel) dr-
naed ( osta Mc<,a·~ lundang rcqut·<.1
the city o ffered to ra1Sl' lht' nw ne\
through pnvau.· and pubh~ dnn:ttmnr
from local go' cm men ts and area
businesses
Hall testified in Vva~h1ngton )j,1
spnng for the s.:cond 11me an t\!.o
)ears before rnngrrs<,1o nal ,utxom
mmeeson \!.alt'r"'a' sand na' 1g..1t1on
But he \.\On't kno\!. ii that 1np \I.a'
successtul until C onti.rc<.'> un,e11\ '''
budget propo sal'> nl.''I month
Hall t'i hoping thl' mannj \!.h1d1
would run along 1he l'a<.t bank ol 1he
anta l\na Rl\a through 'l'"pon
Beach. \!.t ll he 1ndudt.'d l'1thn h'
dppropna11ng the m11nl'\ 11r aJl11"" 1 n~
thl.' Cit) to begin 11' lund r 11,11111
.:ampa1gn
Testa anJ R.imirt·1 .irt• .11tl·rnr11n\;
to 'i"'a~ ltxal rrprt''>(.'OIJ tl'l'' h
'ihow+og count7 '41<lt· -.upr on hH ttu.
C!>llmated $100 mdltc1n rn.1rinJ
through the \\l'tla nd' lit C 11\IJ \h -..i
"\ome inrnd '> ul m' 1.101 1, HI.'
\!.atting l\\O tu thre-c H',tr\ tnr hn.1t
\hp'i and thr pnrc' arc g11in11 1hr1111!1h
thr roofs · ..aid T l''IJ '11 ,1n ·'' 11.I
boater Ht" tathn "'h•1 liq•, 11
Hun11ng1on Harh.1ur uJ'll.·rJtt'1! .1 h11.11
JeJl<'r,htp h1r l 'l'Jr'
Tt',ta \did pan 11 the prnhll'rn "
that mdn' "'atl'rlr 1nt ,11n11nunalll''
rcstnll rt',tdt'nl\ Ir 1m rt·ot 011 t!-il tr
(Plea.e .ee PETITIONER S/ A2l
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suitgoesto
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(Ple&K see OrvtNG/ A21 An Irvine defenSt' contractor
pleaded guilty Mo nday to charges
that he defrauded the federal
government by submtlling false
bills for contracts.
Thomas E. Snooks, owner of
Systems Engrneenng Technology
Associates Corp. and SET AC
Corp .• pleaded guilty in federal
coun to two counts of mail fraud
and one count of makrng false
statements to the government.
Teen rapist
pictured in
composite
Irvine City Council pressed
for ruling on Lion Country
In exchange for his plea, federal
prosecutors agreed 10 drop 16
other charges stemming from the
operation of h1s companies.
The 47-ycar-old San Clemente
resident agreed to pay $186.000 m
res11tut1on 10 the government
Snooks 1s free o n $I 0.000 batl
and 1s scheduled for an Oct. 21
sentencing. He faces a maximum
of 15 years 1n pnson and a
$12.000 fine
The mail fraud counts concern
$53,000 1n extra btlhngs to the
government on a defcnSt' con-
tract. The costs. however. were
(PlMM eee D&f'&M81t/ A2)
The search for a tall, lanky teen-
ager who has raped two wo men 1n the
El Toro area in separate inc1dcnts was
intensified today when 1n ves11ga1ors
released a composite drawing of the
suspect.
The assailant. who may be a s young
as 15. attacked the wo men 1n late Jul)'
in an o pen field near a set of railroad
tracks. Orani e Couty Shentrs tn·
vest1utors said.
The rapist has blond hair. poss1bl)
styled in a bowl cut. and 1s very tan.
according to the latest descnpt1ons
Investigators said the suspect is about
6 feet 2.inchcs tall with a thm build
In o ne incident. he was weanng
(Pleue eee llAP18T / A2) Sketch of rape auapect
Deve lopers of wa ter amuseme nt cent er ~,1 \
they need quic k decision to get project ~o t n~
By PHIL SNEIDERMAN
Of -°""" ~ ......
The fat\' 1)1 J "'aln JlllU'>(. nll·nt
centt'r prnl)(>\4.'d lnr 11 .. n ( 11un1r. 1n
lrvtnl." ma) he dcudl·d 111n1ght h' th1·
ln.tnl.' (ti\. ( nun~d
()e, eloper\ ol tht· pr111l·l t h.:t' r
claimed that .1 l.:t ' or..ihk u1unul
dcc1s1on " nt'l'1h-tl 1mmc:"d1atl'h 11
lhC) are IO hcg1n tOn,trud111n in t1ntl'
10 open nc\t \ummc.-r II the \C1U0\1l
d~s no t allo"' them ht prc~t't"d the
de,elopt'f\ hJH \dtd tht' I 111n l nun
1~ v.:i11·r park plJn "'1t: h.1• ti "'
,l·rap~d
Rut , 11' planninti ,1.1tl lt'mhl .,
ha' e urg<"J lht• u1ur1111 II• ru111m• I!
,•\1C0'1\l' rl'\I('\!. th.II "'l•UI,! dl'i.I\
l1,n<.tru\ 11110 (or thr······· hHtl •1 •• n11i,
Thl" ltlUn\tl -..1 '"" dt -'h1ll 1·1
I 111n t ••untn Jn.I \m n\·'' ''" 1,
\\ orld thl" c ••lt.•r h:i,1·11 '"'r·'"'
1ha1 V.Jnl\ ht"""" lht• ''·'" r .11n11'<'
llll'nt\ nl'CJ hi 111't.11n ,I 11\'" 111\
1tlt111n.il u,t. P• rn • t~·t.1n· 111111.1111>=
tht• ndc'> 1 h,·\t· "' ul.t 1n,11"k "J1t·1
i,hdc' \\3\l'rlall' .ind 1 at1' 11d1·,
Plans have no room for the inn LISA
MAHONEY Irvine Co. development squeezing out
roadside landm~rk -the Orange Inn
The ~un may finally be ~1t1n1 on
the Orange Inn. the weathered but
bc~ut1ful roadside resi.urant that
stands wedacd between Corona del
Mar and Laauna &-ach on Pacific
Cout H1ahway
Modem ttme' and the pres of
development seem to be fast catch1na
up with the inn. one of the Oran
Coast'' last v151ble rem1ndm of
Oeprc s1on-cra Cahfom11
For the pest four years. owner John
Bodrcro ha1 operated the inn famoua
'
for its baod-squec7edJuicc:s and fruit
shakes on a month-to-month least
from The lrv;ne Co.
And for at least as Iona, company
officials have warned Bodrero of
tmrndin.t develo pment afoot the ~ul pnstant hills that now aivt
mo torists a nature break between
Corona del Mar's busthna 1hopp1na
distric1 and downto wn Laauna
Beach.
But Bodrero 11 ati.chcd to the inn
which be operates with h1$ wife and
their two oldest children And he hns
clung to 1t despite 1\s slow dctenora-
llon and the telltale s1gM that havt'
fort'told the 1nev1tablc development
o f the countryside whcl"t' deer and
coyote now roam
But fi nally. 1t ~ems. after man)'
false starts The In 1ne ( o '" rt'ad to
build out tt} rt'ma1n1na shct of the
coast
··Thtnp arc ~nn1n1 to ho p down
there, .. Irvine Co spoke man Jerry
Collins confirmed "The county and
the Coastal C o mm1 ion have ap-
provtd a plan for the Irvine Coast
w hich doc'n 't make practical
prov1s1on' for the Oranae Inn .. ht
said
Bodrcro !kt\' I I\ inc C o 11tlh 1ah
have told him he will h:t \.C 111 mnYc h\
March I 1Hlti 111 m. kc wa~ tor con-
'itructton of Peltl'.ln H 111 Road "'h1ch
v.-111 connect "'lth l oas1 H1&,h"'a and
lead to a nnghborhood ot pm<'\
homes. a rcson hotel and ,,1hrr
v1sttor-scrv1ns bu~· n('\<,('~
The In1ne <.ti h,,, otl'erC'd 10 &•'<'
Bodruo the white ~llrd and Ntt<'n
nructurc with o~n e tnm 1f h1· l"a n
find a new home tor 1t
But Bodrero and his v.1fo "-'th" "-l'
the) hope to convmc..'t' the IP 1nc < o
to keep tht S4-~ar-old inn ~~u~ '''
its h1stonc.al \1gn1fic-an« an1.t th<"
affec11on local re~•dtnt~ ha' c 1t11 11
fho u\lnd\ l)f patm n.. ha" c '>IJlfH"(1
Focus ON THE NEws
~1111on~ o\C.'r th<' 'ear'\ a<.~1n1t th.11
th<' inn he '""'<'d l-..ath\ Rodrcrn -.a111
T ht' Rodrt"ro\ h~C' tht· p11. turr~ut·
nld·ttmr atmo<iph<'rt' 1,t thr inn Y-1th
11~ informal -mC><.th nutJ1~1r -
~attn and <"CI« ttc gard<'n 1n er
lot,l tng thr Pan fil ('\ran an\1 tht
rnlhng In 1nr < tlA'it h111'
But 1f The ln.1M < o •'ttrt't'd to
rch,(ate them 1n ''' OC'"' 'h11p1'1n,
1t'ntr r the ~nupk \UJ lht"' Y-nuld
f Pleue M"e ORANOB/ A S)
, .. 1.ll It I l \ I "'·'',I
' .~ 1n1m.1l r.11 ~ r h1 ''·''' 10t-r'
'·" .1 01"' J'll.'IOltl fl' ''" "••uld .i t•'-'
'ht•n i. ' 1lu.11c .i1 it• t\Jt.irJ, th1
l'.11 "' ' rtra I hl· l I I .r \I .If! n1· I I 'rt''
J'>l ~'t1.nt1a • 1 '~•nJt1••n prnt'>-
lrn 'anJ •thl'r '"Ul''-
\1 ltH \ull ~ u1until nwc11nl!l .1
'i"'~l'" .an l••T .\mt"nlan \~•11'
\~ r '' '·' .t ''"'' U\ lh\O ,11 riJl'' mu<.t
I Pleau ett IR VINE I A2 I
Talk tonight
o~widen1ng
of freeway
Thi t)uhl1< \\tll h,1q an "PJ"1f1un1
I\ II•• 110\ll\\'nt ,,n .t J)l,tn Ill ~Hkl\ lh• '''° I >1qt11 f in-"'·'' 1lu11n¥ 1 \t,1h'
()('p.nlmrnt 111 l rt1n,f1111nat1nn hra1
ni tiin1ttht <ll Tl '-' tn le I kmC'n\;ar\
'-' h1'<1I in I •1'td \,fr~
t ht' • r m m<'t'ttng .. r thr "'11.ll'.'n
1np. rr111el t lrom th<' '1nta \na
f rff~A\ I lntt'r,1.ll<' '') 1n 1r ... 1or to lht
\.1n l 1.thfll'.'I I h4.I\ l • Tl't'\A ' v.111 ht·
hcl\J 1n,111r lh1· m11lt p111p11\{' mom LI
'\~4 < ahl11m1d \\ '
The pn1po\<'\I lant 111 he .a<ldt"J \o
tPleue 11ee 1'REE AT I A21
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FIRES ••• halaAl
aputJJ)Cpl and an ldjo•nin& u-oit rated by Nancy Shaw. Four other
lttecMd apat1Jnnts IUU&ioed mod-erale •oke cSamtae.
. ~ lost ~Yer)'lhina be owned
lnd\ldina ~ eat.ins utensils and ~ eQQ4pmau dee~ '° betp bim mo~ ltOUlKl and m him into
vebidcl, aocordinc lO ffaJTy Huains.
a Red Cross spokesman.
.. He bas lpecial needs and he lost
evet'Ythina." said Huain~ who said
Pboit aocl a flmily res.idlna at the aputmeou have been provided with I~ at a local motel. Shaw was
taken lQ by mends, he said.
Tbe fire at the Flagstone apart-
ments broke out about 4:21 p.m. and
wu brouaht until control within 36
minutes, Kerr said. Forty firefighters ~~M~nda~ a smaJJ but stu~
born chemical ore erupted in a
science laboratory at Corona del Mar ffi&b School but caused only SSOO in
damqe, accordina to Newport Beach
Fire spokesman Russ Cheek.
He said the 3:42 p.m. fire was
handled with extreme caution before
it involved several volatile chemicals.
includiqg. ~uD'l and phosphorus
that can agrute spontaneously when
npoeed to oxygen. Sodium can
ellplode if it comes in contact Wlth
water, Cheek said.
Hif,b school science teacher Ron
Scbnitaer suited up in a speciaJ
hazardous materials jumpsuit and
helped city firefighters banle the
blue, Cheek said.
"He knew what was there and how
to handle it, .. Cheek said. "'As far as
fires ao. it wasn't bad. But because of
the chemicals; it handled to be
handled carefully."
The third fire erupted shortly
before 6 ~m. today at the New Breed
apartment complex in Costa Mesa at
393 Hamilton. Flrcfighters reported
that the blaze was extinguished at
6:40 a.m. Nobody was injured.
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Firemen bettle Jrri.De blue at qaadrtpleclc'• apartment.
DEFENSE CONTRACTOR GUILTY ••. Prom Al
incurred on an earlier project. aocordioa to a grand jury indict-
ment last June.
The indictment charged that
Snooks and })is companies
cheated the federal government
out of more than $460,000
through alleged time card fraud
and fund diversions.
Following the June 6 indict-
ment, U.S. Attorney Robert Bon-
ner issued a warning to other
defense contractors, calling cheat-
mg the government .. morally
equivalent to thievery from tb'e
American taxpayers."
While Snooks awaits sentenc-
ing, his companies may be
purchased by a Newport Beach
firm anxious to obtain its engi-
neers and defense contracts.
Sandy Sandhu, president of
SRS Technologjes, announced
last week that the purchase de·
pends on the o utcome of the
federal case and a finaJ audJt of
thecom~es.
Currently, Snooks' companies
are suspended from acquirina
further conu.cts from the U.S.
Departmeot ofDefcme.Saodbu
said SRS will try to have that ban
lifted.
Both SRS and SET AC are
involved with the Defcnac [)e..
partment and aerospace pro-
grams such as the Strategic De-
fentc Initiative -often referred
to as the Sw Wars program -
and the NASA Space Station.
Cigarette tax hike battle lit
WASHINGTON (AP)
Tobacco-state senators called on
Conpess today to let the federal tax
on aprcnes drop to 8 cents a pack as
scheduJed this year, while hcaJth
groups demanded the tax be doubled
lO 32 cents and the money used to
offset smokin$·relatcd health costs.
··Tbjs is an inherently bad tax -1t
is ~ly regressive and pun1uve at
best. 'Sen. Wendell Ford. D-Ky., told
the Senate Finance subcommittee on
taxation. "Cigarettes a re a legal
product. and as long as they are, the
tobacco-using Amencao public
should not be subjected to llles
designed to discouraae their use of
such a product.·· be added.
Dr. M. Roy Schwarz. vice president
of the American Medical Associa-
tion. cited findings that smoking is
the chief cause oflung cancer and that
other health risks are related to
tobac.co. More than 350.000 Amen -
cans died last year of smoking-related
disease, he said. a "compelling reason
for addressing the issue and for
raising the tax to 32 cents per pack."
As part of a deficit-reduction
measure, Congress voted in 1982 to
double the tax to 16 cents but to let it
drop back to 8 cents on Oct. 1. 1985.
However, as the federal deficit grows
and Congress searches for revenue, it
has become virtually cert.am that the
tax will not be allowed to fall.
PETITIONERS SEEKING MARINA .••
Prom Al
private docks to o-utsiders. He en1-
matcd at least S,000 new s)jps arc
needed to accommodate boatrng
enthusiasts who live inland.
"Tbere·s probably someone in
Yorba Linda who has a 30-foot yacht
or something but doesn't have any-
where to dock it," Testa said. "This
would even affect boaters Jivi ng in
Riverside."
Additionally, be said the waterway
would not just benefit surrounding
pro perties and businesses, but would
strengthen the manne industry tn
Orange County.
Testa also reasoned that the 10·
creased tounst traffic heading to the
FREEWAY •..
From Al
the freeway could be used exclusively
for hi~ occupancy vehicles, a
carpooling move similar to the
"diamond lanes" of the mid-l 970s,
accordtng to Caltrans.
Orange County ctt1cs affected by
the widening arc Costa Mesa. Foun-
tain Vall,y, Garden Grove, Hunt-
ington Beach, Irvine. Newport Beach
and Wesfm1nster.
Plans for the project wi ll be
displayed one hour before tonight's
hearing.
Just Call
642-6086
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proposed marina wouT<f generate
more business for merchants along
the county's maJor thoroughfares.
Testa and Ramirez both hve in a
tract near the non.hem end of the
future marina. He conceded the
project would boost 8roperty vaJues
there and within I miles of the
proposed waterway.
revenue dunnit ihe Ttrst 10 years.
The report. by Los An~clcs-bascd
Keyser Marston Assoctatcs Inc ..
added the project would spur housing
development in nearby areas and
provide jobs for more than 11 .000
construction workers and com·
merciaJ employees.
An economic study commissioned
by the city last March concluded the
manna would also generate up to
S 18. 5 million in state and local tax
"As far as countyw1de benefits,
we're just setting the stage." Testa
said.
He and Ramirez donated $300
apiece to get the committee off the
ground and arc now enlisting volun·
teers to take petitions to businesses,
supermarkets. swap meets and rcsi·
dents. IRVINE .••
From Al
bcgJn by Sept. 15 in order to open by
next summer. An additional delay
wo uJd upset the financing plan and
force the company to look for a new
water park site. the American Sports
World spokesman said.
Council mem bers postponed ac-
tion until toni_$ht. saying they wanted
to review s1m 1lar water parks and the
Lion Country grounds. The couocal
members aJS<T'as ked the city staff to
clanfy sever.JI technical issues in
connection Wlth the water park
proposal before today's meeting.
The council meets at 6:30 p.m at
Irvine City Hall.
Testa and Ramirez can be reached
at P.O. Box 10402. Costa Mesa.
92627, or by calling 548-9012.
RAPIST ••.
From A l
blue shorts. a red tank top and
carrying a blue knapsack, detectives
said. In t~ second attack, he was
wcanng blue Jeans and a long-sleeved
shirt.
Anyone with information should
contact investigators Marty Yingling
or Steve Bishop al 834-3017.
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OIL AGREEMENT UNRAVELING .•. J'romAl .
mainin& 6,310 undeveloped offshore
tracU. Six of those tracks arc arc
located off the coast of Onlngc
Coubty.
Rep. Leon Panetta. D-Monterey.
chief House negotiator, said the
majority of the delcpt1on offered
today to make some minor changes in
the I SO tracts to get the deal through
Conaress with administration sup-
port., but that Hodel insisted on major
changes. ''Hodel made it very clear
that be can't support" the initial
agreement, Panetta said.
Before today's meeting, Hodel had
protested that the 150 tracts covered
by the July 16 agreement represented
only 5 lo I 0 percent of the state's
potenuaJ offshore petroleum re-
sources.
He said that was insufficient, and
the oil industry agreed.
Sen. Alan Cranston, D-Calif., told
reporters that "we do not have an
agreement.'' despite support by the
state's two senators and 70 percent of
its 45-member House delegation.
··Presumably we will seek to ex tend
the moratorium and/or put the
agreement into law. with some modi-
ficauons, •• be said.
Sen. Pete Wilson, R-Caljf., said he
favors writing the July 16 agreement
into law, with some changes to cover
"sensitive areas in Southern CaJi-
fomia."
Wilson said that would be prefer-
able to extending the moratorium
that Congress bas imposed annually
since 1981 to forbid new exploratory
offshore drilling alon~ about three-
fourths of the California coast out of
fears of environmental damage. The
original moratorium was intended to
thwart then-Interior Sccreta.ry James
Watt's plans to open almost the entire
California coast to oil exploration.
Panetta told reporters the del-
egation's next step would be to decide
whether to seek an extension of the
moratorium or write the July 16
agreement into law. He and Fazio
suggested starting by extending the
moratorium, which e"Xpircs Sept. 30,
and determining whether further
negotiations are possible within the
framework of the July 16 agreement.
"We can't negotiate an agreement
without a moratorium," Panetta said.
i ndicatin~ that delegation members
arc wary of negotiating after Hoders
backdown. "We've got a well that's
been poisoned," Panetta wd.
During an eight-day tour of Cali-
fornia communities last month,
Hodel said it appeared that the
negotiators had selected "the WTong
150 tracts" beeause "these tracts have
very little potential" for yielding
petroleum resources.
He said later that "it's clear this
(agreement) is not in the national
interest."
Hodel said today that when the
preliminary agreement was an-
nounced. be was unaware of Interior
Department findinp that the I SO
tracts contain only SO million to 200
million barrels of oil or their
equivalent in natural gas. The depan-
ment said the best 150 tracts it has
identified off the California coast
would yield an estimated 300 miUion
to 900 million barrels of oil
Karl Wendclowaki., executive di-
rector of Friends of the Earth. a
private environmental group, met
with Hodel on Monday and said
afterward he thought the July 16
agreement was falling apart.
DIVING LAWSUIT IN NEWPORT •.. From A l
according to his attorney, Jim
Hawvos.
The claim was routinely denied
Jan. 14 by-the-council. It now goes to
the city's claims adjuster for consider-
ation, according to Newpon Beach
City Ocrk Wanda Raggio.
Judd was visiting the beach at 15th
Street in August 1984, when he
reponedly dived into the ocean and
struck his bead on a sandbar,
Hawvns said. Hawvns said Judd
underwent two surgeries following
the incident.
.. We're just lucky he wasn't para-
lyzed," Hawkins said.
The suit contends the city failed to
warn swimmers of possible danger-
ous conditions beneath the water. It
states that the beach was in "a
dangerous and defective condition,"
and that the city was aware of hazard.
The Judd case follows other similar
claims against the city for alleged
negligence regarding beach dangers.
John Taylor, a quadriplegic con-
fined to a wheelchair since haApril
1980 swimming accident. sued the
city claiming it negligently failed to
place signs warning of hazardous
offshore conditions.
The former surfer suffered a mid-
cervical fracture of his spine when be
j<>gfed into the ocean and dived into
an mcoming swell. hitting an under-
water sandbar.
A jury awarded Taylor $6 million
to cover his future medical expenses.
The j udgment was the largest ever
levied against the beach city.
. Jurors in the case agreed that the
et_ty was aware that offshore con-
diuons made swimming and diving
dangerous in the area, but took no
precautions to warn bcacbgocrs.
But the city contended that it would
now thru September 30
be 1mpossi ble to warn people of all the
conditions along the beach that could
lead to injury. It is appealing the
decision.
Another lawsuit, filed Dec. 31 on
behalf of a Claremont teen-ager,
sought $10 million in damages.
Edward Tessier became paralyzed
after diving into the ocean off a
Balboa beach in the summer of 1984.
Because of the number of bcach-
related personaJ injury claims filed
against coastal cities, officials arc
lookina into legislation to protect
them against costly lawsuits.
State Sen. Marian Bergeson, R·
Newport Beach, has drafted lcgis·
lation that would exempt beach cities
from responsibility in surf accidents.
City officials claim that they may
llave lo close beaches to the public or
charge much higher fees for beach use
to cover insurance costs if such a
legislation is nQt implemented.
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College off erlng
tips on 'relaxing'
Crvine Valley CoUe~e will o fTer personal
development programs this month to a1d people
who wtsh to learn to relu.
~ WOfkshop emphasizina specific reluation
techniques for those who are up.tight and nervous
wtll be held next Tuesday from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. an
Roof!\ A 302 of the college. David H. Coombs, a
mamage and family counselor, is the instructor and the fee 1s $1 S.
"Yoga and Meditation," a workshop designed
to promote eneriy, health and relaxation, wilJ be
held Thursdays from Sept. 19 through Oct. 24 from
7 to .9 p.m. at the Venado Middle School in Irvine.
Yogi Gurucharan Singh Khalsa is the instructor and
the fee is $40.
~alsa also is teaching a course on massaac
techniques Sept. 21 from 9 a.m. to noon at
University Park tn Irvine. The fee is $25. Call
SS9-3333 for informatio n on all three courses.
Riley to address women
Oran~e County Supervisor Tom Riley will
d.Jscuss his o~cc and his duties at Wednesday's
monthly mecttng of the Balboa Bay Republican
Women, Federated. . /
The meeting will be held at I I a.m . at th'e Irvine
Coast Country Club and the cost for lunch 1s $8. Call
673-S729 or 673-7263 for reservations.
Sports Injury clinics set
H um ana Hospital Huntington Beach will offer
free sports injury clinics Saturdays through Nov. 23
from 9 to l l a.m. at the hospital, 17772 Beach Blvd.,
Huntington Beach.
Volunteer orthopedic surgeons tra1 ned in sports
medicine will provide free diagnostic screenings and
ofTer instructions for avoiding serious injury. The
clinics will be conducted in the business and
education annex near the eme!Jency department o n
the north side of the hospital. For additional
information, call 842-1473. ext. 120.
Lights cruise tlckets offered
The H untln$tOn Harbour Philharmonic Com-
mittee will open its office to sell tickets to the 1985
Cruise of Lights Saturday at 10:30 a .m. at 16873
Algonquin St. 1n the Huntington Harbour Mall.
Procee<is from tickets lo the Dec. 12-21 event
wtll help support the soc1ety's music programs for
youth. Call 840-7542 for details.
HB newcomers to convene
The Huntington Beach Newcomers Club
10v1tcs all newcomers in the area to a membership
coffee next Tuesday at 9:30 a.m.
For those interested in learning more about the
club's activities and Tuesday's session, call
964-8073.
Self-defense class slated
A class for women on self-defense will be
offered by the Newport Beach Parks, Beaches and
Recreation Department, beginning Sept. 18 and
continuing thro ugh Nov. 6. The classc-s will be held
Wednesdafs from 6 to 7 p.m. 1n the mat room of the
Corona de Mar HiJh School gym.
The class fee is $23 and registration may be
made either by mail or in person at 3300 Newpon
Blvd. or PO Box 1768. Newpon Beach 92658. Call
the recreation department at 644-3151 for funher
information.
CPR clau ln San Clemente
San Clemente General Hospital will offer a
cardiopulmonary resuscitation class Sept. 18 from 6
to 10 p.m . in the hospital classroom. The public 1s
invited to attend.
The fee is SS and registration is required as class
size is limited. Call the hospital at 661-4405 to
register.
Bassey cancels CM concert
Due to a death in the family, singer Shirley
Basscy has postponed her Wednesday nlgnt appear-
ance at the Pacific Amphitheater.
A new performance date will be announced
shortly. a spokeswoman for the arena said. Those
holding uckets for Wednesday's canceled per-
formance may use them when the concen 1s
rescheduled.
Tuesday. Sept. 10
• 6.30 p.m .. Irvine City Coonell. C11y Council
Chambers. 17200 Jamboree Blvd.
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Ot1nge Coast DAILY PILOT /TuMC:fay, Sept.mber 10, 1885 * A8
Dornan group hears rebel's plea
By tke Auocla~ p,."'
EAST L05 ANGELES -A roe of
Nicaragua's Sandinista aovemment told
supporters at a fund-raiser here that rebel
forces known as "contras" are arowina and
will pro ve effective 1n less th.an a year
About 300 pc0plc hstcncd to Adolfo
Calero's plea for assistance Sunday at the
event o rganized by a aroup called Ameri-
cans for Freedom Fighters.
U.S. Rep. Ro.bert Doman, an Orange
County Rq>ubhcan. beads lhc lfOup.
Calero, PfUldcnt of the Nlc:an&U&.D
Democrabc Force, auerted that the con·
tras arc actuna better m1htanly and
winn1n1 popular support in N1caraaua.
"Our forces have ivown to almost
20,000," said Calero, who was formerly a
SOf\ drink company uec ut1ve In
Nicaragua. "We believe that the issue of
political power will be decided 1n
Nicaraaua within a year."
"The Sandinisw hcd to the people,"
Calero said. "They promised liberty.
Instead they pvc us a totahtanan rqimc
JJ.U the one in Cuba, one that 11 aupponed
by Fidel Castro himself."
C.alcro derued that the rebels would
collapse if the U.S Coniress permanently
withdrew aid.
"Such ideas arc the worst stup1d1ty,"
Calero sa.id ... We have fought on our own
with American aid. We.have not only held
our ground. we have irown substanualJy."
. Doman sajd unity was essential to the
rebel cause and indicated he would
continue to try to penuade Eden Pastora. a
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Orange Inn on Cout Hlgbway la a popular atop for thlraty blcycllata and beachaoera.
ORANGE INN BEING SQUEEZED OUT ... From Al
improve on the aging structure while
matntam1ng the navorofthe mn which has
provided roadside resp11e for travelers and
health food sandwiches and shakes 10
beach-goers for so lo ng.
"We could u~ade," John Bodrero
said. "Of course. 1t would never be the
same."
But a fanc1fied version of the inn would
sure be preferable 10 taking their business
into one of the beach communittes, Kathy
Bodrero said. "It would be like hav10g an
Orange Julius," she said.
The Bodreros may be fighting an
unstoppable Ude when tt comes 10 The
Irvine Co:s plans. Resort areas already
designed for Pelican Hill and the Sand
Canyon Road extension will be "inte-
grated units" and a roadside restaurant
won't fit in. said Riek Cermak. project
manager for the Irvine Coast. The resort
may not even have direct access to Pacific
Coast Highway, the lifeblood of the inn, he
said.
The Bodreros have until March 10 find a
new location because that's when their
lease is scheduled for renegotiation,
Cermak said. Now that Orange County has
approved a land-use plan for the area. the
inn 1s a no n-conforming use and 1t would
be too troublesome to seek a temporary
permit for it. he said.
"There comes a point where it's JUSt
time to move," Cermak said . t\nd 11 seems
that time 1s March.
John Bodrero. who has run the inn for
near!) 15 years believes local reside nts and
tounsts al ike will be sad to ~e the
restaurant go.
"We get the surfers. the beach-goers. and
tounsts We get business people and
professional people h's reall} nice 10 see
the vanet} of people stand mg in hne." he
said.
Dunng the bus) summer months. the
inn plays host to beach-goers at Crystal
Co"e State Park across the h1ghwa}
Tanned <1urfers and b1k1n1·dad beachnaks
troop up for a oeanu1 butter shake and
maybe a turkey and avocado sandwich on
fresh-baked bread.
But well-suited profcssaonals from
nearby Fashion Island and other locals
return to the restaurant during the winter
months•to enjoy its unpretentious am-
biance and maybe pct Oso the resident
Belgian Shepherd who adopted the inn and
the Bodreros I I years ago.
The Orange Inn has a long h istory that
stretches beyond tts ftrst incarnation as a
roadside frutt and vegetable stand in l 9 31 .
Before that, the small. rectangular
building was an orange and tomato
packing house owned by the Irvine Ranch.
Kathy Bodrero said. Elders recall the
structure dunng its early years when I\ was
closer to Emerald Ba). she said.
Leo and Ida Cross operated Lhe inn from
the Depressio n through I 970 when he sold
it to Bodrero. They eJtpanded their stock
from fresh fruits to include dried fnuts and
nuts. sapd wiches and their legendary date
shakes and hand-squeezed orange Juice.
Kathy Bodrero wd.
Ttie Bodreros have kept the inn much
the same as when John purchased 1t from
Cross. They offer a long list of unusual
shakes and smoothies alo ng with heft)
sandwiches filled with meat. fish or
vegetables.
Until Last winter. John Bodrero sttll sold
fresh fruiL but low demand made the
outdoor stand unprofitable. he said Dned
fruit, nuts. health bars and honey-sweet·
encd cakes arc still available
If they must leave their oasis of
eucalyptus, date palm and coral trccs the
Bodrerossaylhey hopc to take lhe inn with
them.
If that's not possible, they will pack up
the inimitable Oso. re<ratc the m~tenous
Greek fruit goddess that Kathy' ~ue<1
from a demo!Jsbed Lona Beach restaurant
and go look.i~ for a storefront to St'I up
shop and continue their natural cooker)
"It's the end of an era.·· John Bodrcro
wd woefully. "The minute the) start
building here. it's going to be the end of an
era."
Episcopals pick chief bishop
The l e1Cas-reared Episcopal bishop ot
Hawa11, the Rt. Rev Edmond Lee Brown·
ing. was elected today 10 become the
presiding bishop oflhe Episcopal C hurch.
its pnmate and overseeing pastor
Chosen by the church's bishops con .. en-
ing in Anaheim. his selectton was spced1l~
ratified by a booming voice vote of the la ~·
clerg) branch of the church's governing
convention. Its House of Deputies
The bishops elected Browning from
among four nominees 1n secrtt ballou ng
while secluded 1n a pansh church more
than two miles fro m the main meeting )1\e
at the Anaheim Convention Center
They bad been cloistered there for nearl~
four hours 1n pra}'er. discussion and
successive balloting until a winner f'merg-
Ni Word of1t was rusnedb\ chaufTeureil
couner 10 the la~<lerg~ delegates
The ne"' presiding b1)ho'p a po"'crtul
'01ce of an influenual church set'"' e'> a I~
)ear term. succeeding the \.1 ost Re' John
M >\lltn. a conc1hatol") M1ss1ss1pp1an
Brown mg. 56. considered a pro~ss1' e
"as a m1ss1o nat) bishop in Ol tna"'a and
bishop of <\mencan churt"hec; 1n Europe
before becoming hf'ad of the Ha"'a11
diocese nine years ago
Earl\ 1n his career h<' haJ ~n ed
panshcs in his na11,e \orpu' <. hn;;u
Texas. and also in Eagle Pass Te\J'
He 1s a strong cnt1c of the nul lear armc;
race. a supponer of the Cl uml·n1~a1
mo-.t-ment for Chnstian unm and Jn
advocate "f the poor
leader 1n the revolubon tbal toppled the
dictator AMJtaco Som• but tbeft
became dmJluSJoned Wlth the Sand.inutaa,
to 101n the N1caraauan Democratic Front.
Pasto ni who IS known as Comma.oder
Zero. 1 "a &ood personal fnend. •• Doma.n
said
"Eden v1s1ts me every ume be'• in town
(Washington~" Dorn.4n said. "rm JC>ina
to keep workina to Lr)' to convince him to
JOID UI. I'm never ao1na to aave up on him.
He's too good a man."
Ramirez
trial may
be out of
LA area
Lawyer c ites 'intense
publicity, 'Seeks to
m ove Stalker ca se
LOS ANG ELES (AP) -A defense
attorney said mtensc pubhc11y may make
1t difficult for Richard Ramirez. accused of
one o f 14 slayi ngs annbuted 10 the Night
Stalker. 10 get a fair tnal in a Los Angeles
courtroom
Deput) Public Defender .\lien Adasbek
made that assessment Monda} after
Mun1c1pal Coun Judge Elva Soper delayed
talonga pica from the 25-year-old Ramirez
unul Sept 27 Adashek said he need more
11me 10 prepare his defense
Ramirez spoke onl} one word -.. yes"
--dunng the bnef heanng, when
Deput} D1stnct A.name~ Phil Halpin
asked 1f he wa1 .. ed 'his nght 10 a speedy
heanng
"There's so much matenal involved tn
this case. it's going to take a great deal of
time to preparf'." A.dashek told reponers
afterward.
The public defender said he had been
contacted by El Paso. Texas. atto rney
Manuel Barraza. who said he would come
to Los Angeles this week to talk with
Ramirez at the request of his fam1..l} 1n
Texas
Barraz.a told a Los A.ngeles newspaper 1n
a telephone 10terv1ev. Monday that he
sntends to request that the tnal be
transferred out of Los Angeles.
"The first step would be lo get it out of
Los l\ngeles." Bartaz.a said.··. therc'sJUS\
too much adve~ prctnal publicity. h 's
alm ost hkc, m the eyes of the pubhc he's
guilt' "
Ho""e' er .\dashel. sa.id no dec1Ston had
~n made on wbelher to try to move the
ca~ to another JUnsdJct1on
Halpin S&Jd he would oppose attempts
to move the tnal ~au~ 11 would be
e\pcnSI\ ('
··r hope "'e can assume .\!fr Ramirez "'111
get a ra" tnal here 1n L..\ ··he saJd
Halpin also said e' 1dence 10 the case was
sull lx1ng rcv1e"'ed and an~ additional
4..harges "'o uld be filed before Ram irez 1s
)(heduled lo enter has plea
Ram 1 re1 "'~~ 1...<lpltlre4 ~A-&f"\-.:1+1u n&
11 da' ~ agu 1 n East Ll)S A. ngeles and wa~
\.harged la\t Tuesda~ IA.1th one .:aunt of
murder and '>C' en other ielonies that could
male Ram1re1 ehg1bk for lhe Jeath
penalt' al ,on' 11.ted
The charges !>tern trom the Ma} 14
''a' mg of '-' ilham Doi "Cl and thf' attack
on h1~ "'1fr !\ their \.1onterc' Park home
and th<' \.1 a' .., atta(l on Cla ra Cec1ha
Had~ll '<' "'hn "'as robhed in her
\ tonro' ia hllm~·
Ramiro Jhl ha<. !'('en ~ned \A.Ith an
arrf'St "'.trTant '1emm1n~ lrom lhe .\ug 1-
\:1ght ~talk<'r 'IJ' n~ •1t Petet Pan (16 1n
an Franl "-l'
Two of three people killed
on CM Freeway identified
repon s said the hou'e 1s tor ~le and 1s
often shown b}' a rf'a l estate agent
when the owner is not home • • • A m 1crowa'e o"en "as repon ed
stolen from a home 1n thf' ~JOO block
of kylark tr~t sometime last week ••• . -\watch and some pearls. 'alucd at
phones 'aluco JI $2,"' "<'fl' c;tnl<'ll
someume la;;t T ur~tl' 1r \.\ l·Jm·,
da~
Fountain Valley
~ th1efreponedl' \ll•if .1 <., , -k 1, ,11
stereo a nd S4t1 in l hllhin~ • ,,m .1
brov. n IQ ~ TO) ota <. r<'"1J.1 p.trlt•d
1n a store 101 in the I ~.J1i. hhx l •!
\.iagnoha treet \1ond.t'
\lt)fen ·r 'l1 .1 tilue 14 S Ford E:!>Con
pJrl ell 1n the lot of Golden We!>t
' 1 •lll'IH" \hlnda' e' ening • • • \ $:. pur\t' contaamng credit
.. H~h "'.1' reooned stolen tram a
\ •I i>.\\.\ .t~l·n Jetta parl t"d 1n the lot~
ht' Hur1ington Bca('h .\thlellc Club
-J' ·.: H.\m1 lton "1ond<I\ The 1h1et
.1 " J1J S, 61) damage police repon'
... 11J Two of three motorists killed earl)
Monday morning when their vehicles
sm ashed into construction equip-
ment along a closed section of the
Costa Mesa Freeway have been
1dent1fied.
Kathleen R. Powers, 22. of New-
pon Beach was the first 10 lose her life
when her 1980 Plym outh pickup
truck smashed into a dump truck
north of Fourth Street in Santa Ana
Lafuna Beach
Video equipment valued at $11500
was reported stolen Monday rrom
LAauna Beach H igh School on Park
Avenue. • • • A camera. a watch and a wallet were
stolen at South Main Beach. the
victim told police Monday • • • Pohcc arrested John Dargan Bar·
ron, 38, on susp1c1on of commercial
buraJary. Barron wa1 .arrq&ed Mon-
dAy evening on ChfT Dnve. ln a
separate 1nc1dent, police arrc,ted
Victor Ross Fmb1e, 25, on susp1c1on
of commercial huratary Fnsb1e win
arrested at noon Mo nday on South
Coa t Hiaf\way • • • A OoffStrtet resident called pohcc
Monday niaht with complaints of a
prowler 1n the area. OffiC'Crs re~
spond1n1 to tht' call. howtver. found
an opossum, but no prowler su pccts • • • A bottle of scotch valued lilt 1 6.39
was ,tolcn Mood.av from a Rroadwa,
about 2: 15 a.m
James R. Readinger. 25. was k11lcd
about 35 minutes later and about six
miles away when his m o torC)Clc
smashed into another truck near
Lincoln Street in Orange
A young wo man motorcycle J>.!ISS·
enger. who has not been 1dent1fied.
also was killed as the result of mas.&.1 ve
headj njuries. according to California
Htghway Patrol spokesman Paul
business. The victim told pohce the
liquor was taken bv a known suspect. . ' . Police arrested Charles Arnold
Robertson. 33. o n suspicion of dnv-
1ng under the influence of alcohol
Ro bertson was stopped at 3:30 a.m
Monday on Broadway
Newport Beach
A thief broke into a Oan' Land-
sape S<rvice tool shed at the comer
of Alta Vista and Basswood over the
weekend and stole $790 in gardenina
equipment • • • Poh~ reported that a resident an
the 400 block ofCamauon had ~tolcn
two months of cable ~l'Vl~. • • • Th.1evts pned the door of a Famou~
Amos Cook.Jes store. 4881 Bu'Ch t .
and stolt $227.05 1n cash from the
rq.1ster over the wt-t'ltend
CGIRa-.aa
I\ rcs1Jent h' tnP. n1 the C'omer of
( aldwell
The closed lanes were clear!~
marked and the dnverc; apparent!}
d1sre$-3r<1ed traffic cones and lighted
warnings. Caldwell said
o uthbound lanes o f the freewa).
fro m the Juncture at the Costa Mesa
and R1 vers1de freeways to Fourth
. trcet in San~ Ana have been closed
from I 0 pm to 6 a.m for 41evcral
weeks for repairs. Caldwt'll said.
17th trcet and Orange A venue
reported that someone stole his
homemade storage trailer from in
front of his home over 1he weekend.
The trailer contained a S300 'hotgun.
a $250 handgun. $800 1n clothing. a
S300 TV. S 150 1n k1chtnh ac·
cessont>s. and S200 1n tooh . • • • A re 1dent 1n the 700 blod of
hahmar rcporttd that someone had
'10len $1 ,247 in ca.sh from her home
Mondtly The v1ct1m said the mone)
v.'&S to be u5td to pay her rent • • • A $1 .200 electnc <1nll wa reported
stolen from a G & F Concrete
construction s11e. 55 Fair 0n .. e. O\er
the weekend.
lrrine
A $ 700 dnll pres.s v.a.s rtported
'1olen from Pnntronn, t 7595
Canwna.tu Road, Monday • • • Jewelry and a amera,, valued al
$2.300. was rcponed stolen from a
ho me alonJ H1llgra..u Mo nday Poh<'t
S950. "ere reported stolen from a
home 1n the 4000 block of\.\ 1lh"'a"'
Dnve Monda)
South County
A. S I 00 ca r 'iten-o. d SS "'allet. a SI ~
nashhghl and as~ pair of unglasse<o
\A,as rcponed 'Stolen from a Dana
Point home in the ~4000 hind. ut
-\' entda Corona Fn da' • • • .\ S4b5 .. 1deo \'a'i\<."tte rC'<'urder "'a<.
repon ed stolen from a Laguna Rea h
homC' in the 8800 block of f l \.1orro
Bllv Thursda\ • • • -\n official at the l...lguna Hills
Evangehcal Frt't' (. hurch. ~538 ~
Mackensac. reponed that two micro-
$100,000 taken
from br1nk'sguard
LO. ANG ELf.S tAP> -A Bnnk's
Inc guard tra.nsport1n~ cash from a
sho pptnJ mall to his anno rt'd c.ar a
held up an broad da' haht b a band11
who grabbed the loot and Ord.
"He took a Bnnk' dn\er bctv.eocn
the banl. and ~ tru k u he v.a'
romina down the escalator." oohct
Sa1 Jim 1ravson said
The bandit. anned v.1th a 3 ·
caliber hand&un. c aped v.1th a
canvas baa cont.&Jn1n.1 an und1~losed
amount of c•sh. pohoe said
Offit"Tatnmnaltysaid $ ~.Ot >-wn
taken. but 1nv~'t111to" later refwcd
tn <"onfirm the amount of the IM~
• • • Pohce reponed \t.rnd.I' 1h,11
1h1e' es dn\lng a hlal ~ Au1 d . l r\Jhri·
pulled up to a g.i~ ,1.inll ll '·"I.. ,
Te'<aco. 1-QM> Bn~'lhur't \1 .111,1
'tok S ...... trom tht•, .l'h "'< ' . . .
.\ resident 1n thl' I 'I '•• .,,,,I.. 11
C oh 1lle reponrd thJI 'Jnllal' u .. 1n~
e11her a ba't·h.111 <H .t hd,l l'thall
cracked the 1r,,n1 ~nil lit hi\ mu\IJl\1
colored t-> '.~ \ ,1lq1 0 1 rarl t'd 1n
front N h1' h1rnit' \hrncta' T ht•
damage "a' ,•,t1nuted .lt ~~"o ". . . . " Th1e'c~ rnt<'nn~ thwugh J thl
garage dt)Or ran"<lt kt•J tht• hl.·drnom
and stole Ss . .:so in tl'"'dll .ind " S I '1tl
T\' from a hl)me in tht' HO>O hl1)\ l ,,,
\.\ h1ppoof".\ 111 \1ond;n • • • .l..n a~lOl\t rtponcdl" did S"1
damage to tht men'\ hathroom at 1ht
Grttn \'alle' Home o~nC'f'I A.<.~ 13
non. tO,,Q l o~ Jard1nr' \.\('\! '-'hen
he §(t fire h) th<' p;lper h'wd d1<.rocn~r
~meumc lner thr "'("('~tnd
BuntiJlCton Beach
-\ thief ~a' apprthcndf'd a t an
o\lpha fkta ,upermar .. C't I o"-''1
fk.tch Bh"d for allctedh \teahn
SI ~4 tn hquor Monda' ••• '\ S4 ~0 car 1tt'f't"t) wu repon<'<l
\tl'len from a hlue l Q ~ f o\ otA
< rc~s1d11p..uk<'d1n the If\ I 00 hi~ k o t
~ &u~ventMondr. . . '
Tool,' alUtd at S ~no "trr rtportl"d
• • • l ht• '"' ner ot .t rC'd I~ 4 Po~he
\ atm1•i<'t reponc.-J l huf""id.a' that
"''m1•,,nt' \tOIC' thl' "'heels and the
, '"' eri 1 hie top off h1!> l'ar The loss
"'J'"'11m.ateda1 S r,()() Thein(1dent
t1'<lk pla\e tn an underground garage
1n the , ,..->oo hlocl ot <\lgonquin • • • -.., 'mt'• inc reported I\ \tolt> .a S '~O
-.H 'tl'rl"1' from a g~n I Q8J
\ 11.'r, C"dt'' 'll0[) parkC'd tn the ~(X)
~101.. l 11! Mh \trt"Ct Mnnda' • • • \ 1h11·t repont'dh \ll)k 400 T \hin'
'a1Ut't1 at S ~ 400 trOm a "'hit<' I Q1J
Dvd.gr 'an parked rn the 4800 block
l1I "'eel\ l1, t'r the "'eekend
Bandit r o b s
vid eo stor e
\ man \.amina ,, large kn1te fled
"'ilh S '00 10 S4()> 1n an armt'd
rntihen Ill the \ 1deo \\ a.rt'hnu~ 1n
Hunllngton Bea~fl "ton~.. ni@.ht.
poh<e \&Id toda'
The man hrowwd unul nthCT
'U\lOm Cf'\ left the hU\IOf~\ at 4cp2
"amer "' e and thtn announC'C'd thf
holdup ~t\er open int. his ~h1r\ to ho-.
a larg.e l nife
H~ took mon"" tmm lhr aut1
rta>"cr and fro"' tht u 1'f't' 'manaan
bcfort fl~ll\ on foot
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Book set
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.of Hudson
LOS ANGELES (AP) -A book
about the life of AIDS-stricken Rock
Hudson will detail the actor's career.
but a spokesman said Monday it's
"just not bis style" to disclose
intimate secrets of fellow celebrities.
Dale Olson, Hudson's publicist,
said William Morrow and Avon
books will publish the \>o<>k "My
Style" next summer.
It is beina written by Hudson and
friend Sara Davidson, and proceeds
will be donated to the Rock Hudson
AIDS Research Fo11ndation, a New
York-based organization to find a
cure for the deadly disease, the
spokesman said.
"What Rock will say in the book is
not known," Olson wd.
But be added that Hudson, 59, is
unlikely to discuss in detail the
private lives of other celebrities.
"Basically, it is a career book."
Olson said. "But it is just not bis style
to name names. He would never
divulac information about other
people. He would never do that."
Hudson was secluded inside bis
Beverly Hills mansion Monday, eat-
ing meals and playing games.
England rioting leaves
2 dead, buildings burned
By th A1soctatelPreH
BIRMING HAM, England -Hundreds of youths went on an overn~t
rampaac in a rundown immigrant district or England's second-largest city
lcavana at least two people d~d &nd SO buildi~ bu!lled out in the wo"?t urban
violence to hit the country 10 four y~. Poh~ sa.id t~y. Two bodies were
found in a auttcd post office this morn mg. and se~eraJ . people ~e
unaccounted for," said a Birmingham police SPokesman, Tim Hilton. Pohce
earlier said that three bodies had been found, andpvc no reason for the change
in numbers. twenty-three police officers and six firefighters were injured in the·
melec, none seriously.
Incumbent narrow winner In Norway
OSLO Norway -Conservative Prime Minister KaMe Willoch's thrcc-
party coalition edJed its way t<? a one-seat victory early t~y 1n th~ closest
general elections 10 Norway since World War II. The sli!"' margrn ~ade
Willocb who campaianed on pro mises to protect Norwegians from higher
taxes and inflation the first Conservative in this century to win a second term
as prime minister. 'Although the Conservative coalition won by the slimmest
possible~. election of'.f'icials ~id today Willoc~·s one-scat victory over
the socialists 10 the Norwegian parliament, the Storung, was safe.
Thailand to probe coup attempt
BANGKOK. Thailand -Prime Minister Prem Tinsutano.nda ~n
nounccd a civilian-military investigation of the coup attempt a~nst him
today and said he would insist on fair treatment of the suspects. He said he was
not certain of the guilt of fo~er Pri~e Minist~r Kriangsak Ch~mana~. who at
one point was accused oflead1ng the 1nsurrcc11on Monday. Kriangsak 1s leader
of one of the party's in Prcm's coalition government.
"He's pretty good," Olson said. Metal faHdue cited in JAL crash "He's been up and having bis meals. ~
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School strikes on in seven states
Students were expected back in classroom today 10 Ncwpon, R.1., after
striking teachers approved a new contract, but walkouts in seven states draqed
tnto a new week, idling nearly 120,000 pupils. ln the largest strike, affecting
43,500 students, the Seattle School District threatened Monday to go to coun
to end the week-old dispute. A state mediator met separately with negotiators
for the district and the Seattle Teachers Association. which represents 3.700
stnking teachers. "Realistically, there could be no school unul next week,"
Supenntendent Robert Nelson said Monday.
Senators set industry aid bills
WASHINGTON -Senate sponsors oflegislation to aid impon-battered
U.S. industries say they're ready to join forces and move ahead with their bills
this month despite new Reagan administration initiatives on trade. "I am very,
pessimistic that we're going to work anything out with the administration. •
Seo .. John C. Danforth. R-Mo .. said following a meeting late Monday among
Senate leaders and President Reagan's trade representative, Clayton K.
Y cutter. Danforth disclosed that he and other Senate backers of trade
legislation may attach a veto-threatened textile impon quota bill onto needed
legislation to raise the nation's debt limit . •
Congressmen fighting weapon test
WASHINGTON -The Pentagon 1s scheduled to begin final testing of an .
anti·satellite weapon Friday. but two Democratic congessmen plan to ask a
federal court to halt the demonstration shot, sources say. The Air Force
weapon. which will be fi red from beneath a high-Oying F-1 S jet fighter. will
track down and destroy a seven-year-old scientific satellite over the Pacific
Ocean, according to Capitol Hill and other sources who discussed the program
Monday only on condition they not be identified.
Engine of crashed plane studied
MILWAUKEE -A malfunctioning engrne from the Midwest Express
DC-9 jetliner that crashed killing 31 people will be talceo to Dallas to be broken
down and thoroughly inspected, officials said. James Burnett, chairman of the
National Transportation Safety Board, which is investigating Friday's crash at
Billy Mitchell Field, said the jet's right enJine showed a 4-inch-by-4-inch hole
on the top left side of its crumpled casmg. "What we are talking about is
something that is not consistent with impact damage," he said Monday.
Scientist says 'Leave Titanic alone•
WOODS HOLE, Mass. -The Titanic should be left undisturbed in its
stlent tomb at the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean in memorial to the 1,513 people
who died when it sank 73 years ago, says the scientist who found the ship. "h
is a quiet and peaceful place. and a fitting place for the remains of this greatest
of sea t.ragedies to rest," said Roben Ballard, chief scientist on the U.S.-Frcnch
expedition that came home Monday to the cheers of300 people gathcrC(f at the
Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution. "The Titanic lies now in 13.000 ~t of
water on a gently sloping Alpine-looking countryside ovcrlookinl a sman
c.anyon below," he said. "Forever may it remain that way."
Hurricane Rick bears down on Hawaii
HONOLULU -Humcanc Rick, one of the strongest and best developed
on record in the eastern North Pacific, continued to approach the Hawaiian
lsla-ods today with winds gusting to 145 mph, the National Weather Service
said. Forecasters, however, say the storm will tum north by Wednesday and
begin to weaken before It gets close enough to pose a threat to the islands.
"Based on alt the current data that we have and the history of such storms, this
is what we expect will happen," said John Mukai, a meteorologist with the
weather service here.
Navy code thief geta two years
SAN DIEGO-A federal judge dealt the harshest sentence allowable to a
25-ycar-old man who pleaded guilty to a role in the theft and attempted sale of
top secret Navy code cards. U.S. District Judge Earl Gilliam ignored pleas for
leniency by the defense and exceeded a prosecutor's recommended six-month
prison sentence by ordering Dale lrene to spend two ycan in prison. The
sentence meted out Monday was the stiffest possible under the pica bargain in
which Irene pleaded guilty to two misdemeanor counts of receiving stolen
government pro peny.
State prisons Isolating AIDS victims
SACRAMENTO -California prison officials say they arc tak.Jng no
chances and have begun isolatinJ prisoners with AIDS and those whose blood
shows they have been infected wt th the AIDS virus. "We arc not waiting. .. s.id
Dr. Nadim Khoury, chief of health services for the California Department of
Corrections. "We have the obligation to isolate these people now. We wi ll try,
to limit whatev~r infectious disca~ we have before it gets out of control. •
AJDS, or acqu1red immune defiCJcncy syndrome. has been a substantial
problem in the prisons of New York, New Jersey and Aorida. In those states.
intravenous drua abusers account for a.far arcater number of AJDS cases than
in California. wt\erc the vast majonty or AIDS cases are among gay men.
Man held In •laying of girl, 5
WHITTIER -A 21-~r-old man was booked for investigation of
murder after a 5-ycar-<>ld ne,ahbor 11rl was killed durin& at. apparent bu'llary
attempt, authorities wd. An autopsy was planned today to determine how
httle Anna Cruz wt? killed early M~nday an~ whether she had bee~ scxuaJJy
molested, a coroner s spokesman sa1d. The a.a.rt. who had been sleeping in the
hvina room of her mother's apartment, was stranaJed or suffocated Los
An1eles County sheriffs Deputy Steve Leesa.id. •
Eacaped Folaom convict recaptured
CHESTER -A Folsom Pnson inmate who eteapcd Saturday has been
recaptured watbout mc:idcnt an nonhcm Plumas County. P1umas County
shcntrs depu11es said Monday they stopped Charles Ray DaYis, 31, Sunday in
connecllon with the break-in of a vehicle in Chester, and a computer checlc
showed a warrant for his arrest. Davis, who was serving time for a\lcm.i>tcd bu~ry and ~role .violations, apparently ""'Jkcd away from Folsom's
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French
b.osta,fes
awaitiag-
release
But ther'e's no word
on other Weste rners
kidnapped in Beirut
BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) -Two
Frenchmen kidnapped in Be irut
almost four months ago were ex-
pected to be released soon following
tt\e release of 1he Last batch of
Lebanese prisoners from Israel's Atlit
prison, a Shiite Moslem official said
today.
There was, however, no word on.IO
other missing Westerners. They jn-
clude seven Ameficans -i11cludling
former Huntington Beach res1den1
David Jacobsen, 54, Amencan d1rec-
1or of the Amen can Univcrsi1y Hos-
pital, kidnapped May 28 -two other
Frenchmen and a Bri1on.
"We arc waiting for a word from
the kidnaP.pers. We expect the release
any time, 'said Sheikh Hassan Masri.
spokesman for Amal, the do minant
Shiite militia group which has been
involved in efforts to secure the
release of the two French hostages.
Michel Seurat, 37, a researcher al
the French Center fo r Studies and
Research of the Contemporary
Middle East, and Jean-Paul Kauf-
fmann 42, ajournahst working fo r the
French L'Evenemen1 Du Jeudi week-
ly, were abduc1ed 1ogether May 22 on
the Beirut airport highway.
Marttl L'Augel. the French em-
bassy's firs1 secretary. 1old The As-
sociated Press: "We still have no
word as to when or where they will be
released. We are wa1tin~."
Amal officials had said the kidnap-
pers of Seurat and Kauffmann con-
Al~o
One Lebaneee priaoner helps an lnja.red friend to the buees
carrylng the laat Lebaneee detainees to freedom today.
iactc-d them during the June htJacking
of a TWA jetliner by Sh11 te ex1rem1s1s
and promised to free both capu ves
once Israel fulfilled the h1Jackers'
demand for release of 766 Lebanese
pnsooers in Atht.
The 17-0ay h1Jack drama ended
June 30 wit h the release of the last 39
Amencan passengers and crewmen 1n
Beirut Israel has been freeing the
Athl inmates in batches and toda}
released the last I 19.
Military sources 1n Israel said most
ot the 119 pnsoners were members of
the radical Hezbollah. or Pan) of
God.
Massacre shrine unauthorized, doomed
SAN DIEGO {AP) -The city sull hasn't decided
what to do with the vacant lot where the San Ysidre>-
McDonald's massacre occurred. but officials have
ordered the removal of a makeshift shnne erected there.
Tom Arena, who built the memorial on the wy-
owned lot two weeks ago, said he won't move it.
"We're not going to tear it down," he said ... If they try
to tear it down, r11 siand in front of It. They'll have lo tow
me to jail first."
Arena said he constructed the memonal cons1s11ng of
plaster statues. a rose bush. vo11ve candles and a picture of
the Virgin Mary after becoming frustrated with the city's
inaction.
The mcmonal marks the <;1te where on July 18, 1984
gunman James Oliver Huberty walked into a McDonald's
resiaurant and opened fire with three weapons. Before he
was killed by a pohce sharpshooter. Huben~ killed 21
people and wounded 19 others
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District attorneys warned
a bout an ti-Bird caill paign
Orange Coast DAILY PILOTfTueed_!Y. September 10, 1986 A8
32 state senators approve
tougher death penalty law
SACRAMENTO (AP) -An expansion of Cali-
fornia's dCJ&th penalt}' haw has won ovcrwhelmaog
approval of the state Senate
he derued that the Republicans brouaht up the salary issue
merely tt> lr) to act ammunition to use ap1nst the
Democrats m the 1986 s~te Senate race!>
The proposal, A8989 b) A~scmblyman Clary CondH .
0-Ceres. won a 32·5 vote Monda}'. stnd mg It back to the
Asstmbly for concurrence an Senate amendments.
The )affiC proposal went down to defeat last week
when most GOP lawmakers absuuned from voting amid
Democratk charges that ttle Republicans were playing
polmcal game~
The bill contains prov1~1on~ to·
-Allow use of the death penalt} when a defendant
intends to lull one person under nrcumstancc covered by
the death penalty law but acc1dcntall}' kills someone el~
-Add two new cnmcs -m•yhem and fomgn
But this ume. the Republicans removed Lheir
oppos1t1on, desp11e the defeat again of GOP amendments
to take away Supreme Court1ust1ces' salanes 1fthey failed
to decide death penalty appeals within 150 days.
Senate M1nont}' Leader Jim Nielsen, R-Woodland,
claimed that the Republicans had no choict but to vote for
the b1ll 1h1s time around "The measure before us at least
does someth1n$." he said
ObJCCI rape -to tbe hst of felonies that. when combined
w11h murder. cJ&n result an death sentence~
-In death penalty cases, baraJudge from reducing in
the interest of jusuce a se ntence of hfe wuhout parole or
death. The Judge could SHU make ~ueh a reduction 1fhc or
she fo und that a Jury's ver<11ct was contrary to la~.
Nielsen said the GOP would ha'e to "come back aod
do something on the (salary) sancuons Lhrough an
in1t1at1ve or (b}) raising II in (legislative) campaigns." But
-Allow a 16-or 17-year-old convicted of first-degree
murder and another specified felony to be sentenced to
either l& 10 pnson w11bout parole or to 35 years to life
Current law allows a ma.x1mum sentence of25 vears to hfr
with the pass1b1hty of parole m such i:.aSt'\ •
-Raise the minimum stntence tor first-degret'
murder to JS }'cars to hfe Current!~ it's .:'5 )ears to life
Drug pals
describe
Belushi's
last shots
LOS ANGELES (AP) -In com-
edian John Belushi's final drug·filled
days. Cathy Evelyn Sm11h. toting a
h}'poderm1 c needle 1n her purse.
cruised through Hollywood with the
comedian, 1nJect1ng him and his
fnends wtth pawerful narcotics. t~o
witnesses testified.
N~lson Lyon. who wrote scnpts for
the "Saturday Night Live" corned}
telev1s1on show on which Belushi
starred. testified Monda) that
Belushi's last hours began with a
"boys' night out" w11h celebnt) pals
and a cocaine-snorting session with
comedian Robin W1lhams
L}on and Belushi fnend Leshe
Marks-Montz. testifying a1 the start
of Sm1th's preliminary heanng on
charges that she killed Belushi. said
they w1lhngl y shared drugs, with
Belushi 1n March 1982. stretching out
their arms for Smtth's repeated
inJections.
Lyon 1nd1cated he and Belushi
we re given powerful "~peedballs," a
mixture of heroin and cocaine.
Belush1. star of the movies
"Animal House" and "The Blues
Brothers" as well as "Saturda., Night
Cathy Evelyn Smith
Live." ~as 33 when he dted March S
1982. of an O\.erdose of "speedball"
heroan-cocame m1'\turt!) at a un!K"t
Stnp bungalow.
Smith. 38. a former backup singer
for such singers and songwnters a'I
Gordon L1~tfoot and Ho)'t i\itton. 1s
charged with second-degree murder
and 13 counts of furn1sh1ng and
admmmenng drugs to Belushi
The preliminary heanng ts being
, held to determine 1f she must siand
tnal on the charges which could bring
her a maximum sentence of eight
years and eight months tn pnson 11 convicted.
Montz. who said she wa\ inJected
onl}' with cocaine while Belushi
apparent!)' received "speedballs."
said Smith warned her that the shots
could be lethal
No requiring
local signals
on cable TV
WASHI?'>.GTON I i\P) -(hid
Justice Warren E Burger on Monda\
refused to force cable telev1s1on
operators to keep carl)1ng all local
TV signals on their s~stems.
Burger left intact a federal appeal'>
court ruhng tha t deemed Federal
Communicauon' ( ornm1ss1on's '>o·
called "must cam" rules unconst1tu-
t1onal The apJ>('al<, c11un ruling take\
effect Tuesda"
Burger was told that telev1s1on
broadcasters espeuall~ operators ot
L HF stauons not all1hated ~1th aO\
maJor networl fear 1ha1 cable opt-r-
ators w 11! drop 1he1r ''gnats once the
rules ·are ~ 1ped out
Three L S ( 1rct11t ( oun of .\i>-
peals Judges here rukd unan1 mou!)h
Jul)' 19 that the rule' abndge the free·
speech nghts 01 tank .,, stem opt-r-
ators
Lcaq ng open the pos'l1brl11' 1ha1
the comm1s-;1on u>uld rearalt the rult:
10 make It acceptabk. the a ppeal'
coun said the rules ·arl' lundamen
talh at odds ~llh tht• F 1r\t i\mend
ment and. as currt"ntl\ dra1tt:d can no
longer be perm1ttt•d ··
The '1a11onal .\ssun auon or
Broadcasters. w h1ch plam 10 tile: .i
formal appeal l>f thl' lower coun',
ruhng on Sept I asl ed Buf'l!er 11,
keep the rule 1n effect unlll the
upreme Coun lDn~1ders that appeal
Orange County's
SAN FRANCISCO(AP)-Aletter
from a Los Angeles law firm warni~g
district attorneys not to spend pubhc
money in the fight to oust Chief
Justice Rose Bird has drawn sharp
replies from several prosecutors.
equivocal." attorneys Mark E. Over-
land and Robert Berke said in the
letter.
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listening
radio station The letter warned district attorneys
statewide they could face felony
charges over the practic~.
"The prohibition against the ex-
penditure of public funds for partisan
oohtical purposes is clear and un-
Berke is president of the California
Attorneys for Cnminal Justice, an
o~njzation of defense lawyers he
said has not taken a siand in the
matter and did not authorize him to
send Lhe letter.
Berke did not accuse any pros-
ecu1or of improper electioneenng.
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WEDDING S
8TATUll-OODE N
The La1una Beach U ntted
Methodist Church in South Laauna
was the settina for the Aua. 24
mamaac of Tuckey Qaden and
Dou&W Frank Statum. One hundred
forty 1ucsts attended their reception
at Ben Brown's Restaurant in Laauna ~Cb.
Mrs. Tucker Hogrefe Odaen of
Mantolokio.a. N.J., and the late Mr.
Jack K. Oaden arc the parents of the
bride, ancf Air Force Col. (ret.) and
Mrs. Glen Statum of Costa Mesa arc
the bridcP'oom's parents.
The bnde, a Laguna Beach resident
formcrly.ofBay Head. NJ., was given
1n mamage by her brothcr1 Jay
Oaden. She wore a gown of oridal
taTreta fashioned with a fitted basque
bodice with sclf·ruffiing over the
shoulders and accented with Ven.ice
lace. The bouffant skjn ended in a
chapel tram. Her veil of pearl ·
tnmmed silk illusion was held by a
crown of pearls and silk flowers.
Donna Scrbe was maid of honor
and Mike Gorman was best man.
Other bridal attendants were Bridget·
te Ostrand, Jackie Ogden, Aodrca
Tuckey Statum
PARENTEAU-COZAD
Ce lane Renee Coud and Normand
Henry Parenteau e.xchanaed weddma
vows in a Sept. 7 ceremooy in the
First Prcsb~erian Church in Santa
Ana. Dr. M1<:hael Pulsirfer conducted
the double ring ceremony and music
was provided by Sharon and
Christ ine York and Roger
Carmichael. The couple greeted 250
guests at a reception at the Santa Ana
Elks Club.
Mrs. Roberta Thomas Knauer of
Santa Ana and . Charles Richard
Cozad of Balboa are the parents of the
bride. Her husband is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Parenteau of Long
Beach.
Given tn marriage by her grand-
father, Robert C. Thomas Sr., the
bride wore a Victorian styre gown.
Seed pearls accented the floral pattern
of Alencon lace and Schiffii em-
broidery on the bodice. and the skin
swept into a cathedral train. At the
neckline, she wore a family heirloom
cameo given to her by her grand-
mother. Mrs. Robert C. Thomas Sr.
Celane Parenteau
June Young Kim was maid of
honor, and bridesmaids were Otan~ the Sept. 7 wedd1na of Judith Melba
Thomll. Emily Parenteau. Marci Yoder and K.evlJ\ Bruce BadgJey.
Karst and Shelly Henick. Rebekah
Ann Tbomasand RcJina Barron were Mr. and Mrs. Oonald Hoehn
flower aifls and Robert C. Thomas 111 y oder of Newpon Beach are the
was the ring bearer. parents of the bride and Mr. and Mrs.
The bridegroom chose Fred Valles 8rucc ~Badgley oTOoverdale are
as his best man and ushers were John the bridegroom's parents.
Reilly• Roger Wilson. Roy Fuller and Bndal attendants were Pam y oder. Wayne Nyback. T~m .Todaro and S Danny Dorsey were 1unior ushers. maid of honor, and Christine llh·
inger. Diane Blanchard, Vicki Allee
Af\er a wedding trip to Ocho. Ri~ and Jody and Joyce Chapman as
Jamaica, the couple plan to h.ve in bridesmaids.
Corona in the late fall. The bnde, a Larry Badgley was best mlin, and
past debutante of Las Campanas, ushers were Dan Riordan, Lenny
Fullerton and National Charity Pieroni, Dave Wilson, Many Hunt
League in Newpon Beach, is ~m· and Dwayne Sbirakura. ployed by CooperVision in lrv!ne.
Her husband, a graduate of ~emtos After greeting their guests at a
College and Northup Institute <?f reception at the Santa Ana Country
Technology, is with Ricmar En11· 'Club, the couple left on a wedding trip
neering in Fountain Valley. to Kauai, Hawaii. They arc residents
BADGLEY-YODER
St. Andrew's Presbytenan Church
in Ncwpon Beach was the setting for
of Santa aara where he is a staff
eng.ineer at John Fluke Manufac·
turing, and she 1s a de-
signer/draftsman at Hoover As-
sociates in Palo AJto.
tatum, Steve Pntchard. Ed Garcia
and Wendell Blanton.
After a wedding trip to Naples, Aa ..
I ENGAGEMENT S
the couple arc residents 01 Costa
Mesa. She is with Anchor Mongage
Services Inc. in Newpon Beach &lld
he is an account.ant with Ticor Tine
Insurance. This chick chirps 'cheap, cheap'
AARVOLD-COUZENS
A December wedding in Our Lady
Queen of Angels Catholic Church in
Newport Beach is planned by Kelly A.
Aarvold of El Toro and Robert J.
Cou2cns of Newport Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald B. Aarvold of
Durango, Colo., arc the parents of th e
future bride. She is a graduate of
Corona del Mar H1$h School and
attended Fon Lewis College in
Durango and Orange C'oast College,
Costa Mesa.
Her fiance 1s the son of Mr. and
Mrs. James Couzens of Binnmgham,
Mich. He 1s a graduate of Brother
Rice H i~ School and Michigan State
Un1vers1ty.
KROM-FUZZARD
Stan and Jan Krom of Huntington
Beach have announced the engage·
ment of their daughter. Peggy Krom.
'to Paul Fuzzard of Walnut
The bride-elect 1s a graduate of
Huntington Beach Hlgh School and
Whittier College in Whittier. Her
future husband is the son of Mary
Eflen Fuzzard of Walnut and Paul
Fuzzard of Pomona. He is a graduate
of Walnut High School and Whittier
College.
The Old World Chapel in Hunt·
ington Beach will be the setting for
their Aug. 9, 1986. marriage.
SANCHEZ-BAESEL
The engagement of Annette M.
Sanchez of Newpon Beach and
Jerome B. Baese! oflaguna Beach bas
been announced by her mother, Mrs.
Maxine B. Sanchez oflrvine.
The future bride is a panner tn the
planning finn of Sanchez Talarico
Associates and her fiance is a partner
in the investment finn of Oakley·
Sutton Management. He is the son of
Mrs. Violet Baese! of Long Beach.
They wiJI exchange wedding vows
in the Newport Harbor Art Museum
gardens on Nov. 22.
DEARANN LANDERS: To"Dat-
ingand Middle·Aged in Kalamazoo":
Where do you fi nd those darling men
who insist on picking up the check?
I'm a J6.year-0ld di vorcec who is
tired ofbcing asked to dinner. then
afterdcssen, he lets the check sit there
until I pick it up.
Another adorable guy invites me
out for cocktails. orders a second
round, and when the waitress brings
them he says, "h's yourturn to pay.
Please give the girl a nice tip.··
Down with women's lib! It started
all of this garbage. Give mca
gentleman who will take me out and
pay the tab. None of these big
spenders is raising two kids on a
secretary's salary. P.S. I also have to
payS2 an hour for the babysitter. Sign
me-DISILLUSIONED AND
TAPPED OUT IN TOPEKA
DEAR TAPPED: Wiiy do you
attract 1ucll lo1ert? Tltere mast be
better material lo Topeka. Keep
looking. Tiie next letter aboald be of
ANN
UNDERS
Interest. • • • DEARANN LANDERS: Myw1fe
and I are mourearly60s. This 1sa
second marriage for both. Our
previous matcsd1ed. My w1fe 1s
financiallywelloffandsoam I.
Before our mamage, a yea r ago. we
agreed to share all expenses. I mmed1·
atcly after, I found myself paying for
everything.
Our household e.1tpenses amount to
overS 1.000a month. She has never
paid a dime toward anything. Weeks
go by and she doesn't open her wallet.
Neither of us has a relauve in the
world. When I asked her what she is
sa vmg her money for she rep I 1cd, •· 1 t
isn't the money ·It's the princi ple."
As for travel. dining out, ortakinga
trip she says, "It's too ex pensive." so
we sit at home and watch TV.
I never thought my ~olden years
would be spent like this. She isa good
woman in many ways-kind,
considerate and a marvelous cook -
but I can'tstand her miserliness. An y
advice?-TIREDOFIT ALL
DEAR Tm ED: In addition to being
palllfally stl.ngy, yoar wife lla1
uother problem. Sllle's a welsller.
Wily bave yoa aot reml.nded Iler of tile
agreement to "sure everyUal.o('?
Maybe you also bave a problem -no
goes.
Tltere'a more wrong llere tba.a just
mooey. lt'apoorcommu.lcatlon. You
two ~o.Jd be .. oaeymooalag still.
Instead, sbe 's a stick-la-Ute-mad, u d
yoa're ADfl'Y at Iler stlag1De11.
Neither of yoa 11 bavl.og u y fun. I
recommend jol.ot cousellag before
you flad yourselvee telll11g it to tbe
judge.
• • • DEAR ANN LANDERS: ljust
returned from the hairdresser and am
close to tears. I explained that I want
to wear.rri y hair long but it needed t?
be trimmed slightly and evened up in
preparation for the new style.
She turned my chair around so I
couldn't see what she was doing.
Before I knew it l lookedas1fl'd been
scalped. When I asked what m the
world she had done she rephed, "This
is new and it's what you should be
wearin.g."
I reahzc my hair will grow back but
I am furious at wh at that dame did to
me, literally behind my back. This
son of thing happens to women all the
umc. Wh y?"-HAGERSTOWN.
MD.
DEAR MD.: I asked my hair-
dresser, Bria n Blanchard. He said,
"Too many hairdressers would rather
be creative than follow the client's
instructions. The woman has a nght
to be furious. She should find another
hairdresser."
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For weddings. quality photos of rhe bridal couple or bnde only arc
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ezclluiw iHvitat"'"
My husband and I watch a lot of
animal documentaries on PBS. ·we
have for years. At first. it was enough
to satisfy the public's curiosity of
"animals by seeing a whale take a trip
to the Baja or a deer called Bambi play
in the meadow. It was rcaJ interesting.
After a couple of years when all the
animals in the world had been
photographed takjng trips and play·
mg 1n the meadows. producers fi$·
urcd we should see bow they get their
food.
This seemed reasonable. It was also
a httle gross seeing mothers eat their
babies, snakes eat bird eggs, lions
stalk newborn wild beasts, cheetahs
eat monkeys and bears grab handfuls
of fish out of streams and stuff them
into their mouths. We went through a
couple of years of hyenas fighting
over carcasses, but 11 was real interest-
ing.
But the focus on how animals got
their food was soon used up and
someone decided 1t might be fascinat·
mg to sec how animals gave binh.
There wasn't a documentary that
flashed by where someone wasn't
fall ing ou t of someone. Some animals
dropped their eggs, some gave them
to a friend to carry. Some carried
them in their mouths and spit them
out and I wouldn't have been sur-
prised to see someone gi ve birth in
their ear. Seeing a male sea horse give
binh gave me a moment of exhtlar·
ation. but it got a little stale. , .. --
Producers were up against the wall.
What else could you say about
animals? Then, someone suggested
their sex life. Bingo. Animal
documentanes have never been the
same since.
There is an unwritten law among
censo rs that sex is only diny when it
applies to humans. With animals, it's
a way oflife and in perfect accord wt th
the evolution of the planet and
everything living on it. Joan Rivers
could get arrested for saying what
Da vid Attenborough would get a
conservationist medal for. r have seen lions doing you-know.
what on TY every 10 minutes of their
courtship, night crawlers who are
switch billers and very weird, salmon
who kill themselves going upstream
to spawn and, having done 1t, die a
happy death.
I've seen ducks who grab the neck
of the female and prac tically drown
her for the privilege, walruses who
maintain harems and the swift birds,
who mate in flight (their mother knew
what she was doing when she named
them).
Paparazzi slink around every bush
and tree in Africa followed by 50
natives ~ing lenses. There isn't a
single creature on land, sea or air who
is safe from the probing eye of the
camera. Why those poor pandas from
China have not had a moment's peace
since they amved 1n this country.
We were cleaning out the garage the
other day when my husband said,
"Look at that!" There were two
spiders on the wall, one small female
and the other male twice her size. ··1
do believe we're going to see an X-
rated documentary here."
The male spider moved closer to
the female and ate her.
So much for sexual appetite.: I
wonder where we go from here. I
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Local colleges
call on citizens
to get involved
By LARR\' P. STEVENS
Those of us who serve in a oomlllunity college eajoy
a special privilege. · ·
Few professions are more satisfying or carry a
greater public trust. But in order for us to effectively
discharge our trust, we need your involvement.
The community coll~es of California are going
through the greatest transiuon ip their 75-ycar history.
Established to bring the benefits of college closer to the
local community, the community colleges are now
moving toward a state-controlled system.
The shift in control toward Sacramento may be the
inevitable result of the shift offundill$ from the local to
the state level, which occurred following the passage of
Proposition 13. Since the state now funds the
community colleges, it is to be ex~ted that the state will
ta.kc a greater interest in detemuning our mission. The
inevitable consequence will be greater uniformity
among the community colleges and movement toward a
state 0 system" of community colleges responding more
to statewide priorities.
Almost one-nalf of Califorrua·s adult population
has attended a community college. These colleges gear
their programs to community needs and draw their
students almost exclusively from the local communities
they serve. Community is a part of our name. The
diversity among the community colleges is as wide as the
differences between the communities they serve. This
diversity, and our emphasis on local needs, has been one
of our strengths.
A greater desree of state control carries with it
advantages and disadvantages. Whatever state control
brings, it is not likely to be greater responsiveness to local
needs and concerns. Therefore, even stronger local
citizen input is necessary to help offset the effects of
potential state centralization.
Orange County is soing through some dramatic
changes that are not typical of many areas of the state.
For example, the population of the Saddleback
Community College District is projected to increase by
65 percent in the next l 5 years. Concurrently, the
economic base is rapidly changing.
We are experiencing rapidly changing local needs at
a time when the state is moving toward a community
college system based on statewide norms and needs -
which arc not necessariJy congruent with those in
Orange County. We simply arc not "average'' in the
characteristics that determine educational needs.
More than ever before there is a need for strong local
citizen involvement to identify your needs and to help us
plan to meet them in the face of a trend to ward greater
uniformity among the c-0mmunity colleges. The
Berman-Weiler report, entitled .. A Study of California's
Community Colleges" and prepared for the California
Roundtable (an organization of senior executives in
major California corporations), observes the communi-
ty colleges .. to be unusualty flexible institutions with the
capacity to adapt quickJy to local needs." The continued
active involvement oflocal citizens is essential if we are
to retain the capacity to be responsive to community
needs in the years ahead.
Our Board of Trustees, the faculty, and adminis~
tration value your active interest in our colleges. We
appreciate your service on o ur several advisory boards,
your participation in our surveys of educational need,
and your willingness to keep us informed on matters of
educational concern to you.
Larry P. Steve.• I• cbuceUor, S.tldlebact Com·
mrmlty CoUefe Dl•trlct.
He was blind, but be .knew color
James Bousfield died at age 34
tevcral years ago. During his last four
years as a radio announcer networked
to nearly I 00 stations, he'd done the
color descriptions of the Tournament
of Ro5e1 Parade. Bousfield was expert
at recreating a scene he couldn't
actually sec. He was blind
Two percent of your weight -your
btain -uses 20 percent orihe oxygen
you inhale.
A person with a hangover 1s mo~
likely to be batten by mosquitoes.
J.,tJ's explain I.hat: Some 1c:1en\Jsts
now say tbe hangover resuhs from too
much lactic acid in the muscles. Other
scientists say mosquitoes arc particu-
larly attracted to lactic acid.
Q. India is known for rats and
mongooses. I don't get it. How come
the mongooses don't kdl all the rats?
A. Mongooses hunt by day, by
night. They JUSt don't get tog.ether
Do you. too, find It consoling to
remtmber that you can't JCt lost, 1f
you don't know where you re going?
Q. How Iona would 1l take me to
look ll every pa1nt1na 1n The Louvre?
A. About thrtt hours. walkina non-
1top. tf you ahtncc but not glJ'C
I( cOO.y 1s typical. before it's over
more than 8,000 Ameneans will
become prq.nant watho ul meanin1 to
4oto.
Vctmnanans say oesanan b1nhs
ue no t at all uncommon amonapup.
~Jdoae. bo•en.. any of the blunt
tq ua~headcd dogs
No doubt exceptions occur, but
generally, the m~1cos say, a boy will
always grow as least as tall as his
mother
If the bed isn't 10 inches longer
t.han I.he sleeper on It, il's not long
enough, according 10 I.he e11.perts.
A penguin Stans to pant when the
temperature gets over 45 degrees F.
Fifty million Amcncans wear 80
million dentures, about
In Tutenkhamen·s tomb "were
gameboards. Like Backgammon
Roughly.
Q How many active vokan<>e'i arc
there? ·
A On earth? About 500.
Think big when you think of Alaska
-except in its wtldnowcrs. Just
about all its wildflowers arc miniatur-
es.
O. Doc~ the world produce as much
a'i a bushel basket of diamonds every
year?
A About 7S bushel baskets. in fact
And 73 of I.hem come from A f nca.
If you fail to save any Joney ou10!
ydur Wage1, you're 1n the same
category as two out of five na·
t1onw1de. the stausucians repon
The Canadian goose doubles 1ls
we1aht every v."Ctk for the first four
wcclcs of 1t.s hfc. If a human baby did
that, n would weigh around 100
pounds after one month
l..M. B•y' 11 • •Y•dlcll~d co/1111.Ur.
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What Is clearafterthesummer's taJnted food tragedies Is that
Calif ornla consumers need more protection of the type Sa.M 54 would have provided.
Wheth_eryou say Hoover
or Boulder,· it's a good dam
Later this month, the .. golden
anniversary" of the ded1cauon of the
Hoover Dam wall be celebrated in
Boulder City, Nevada.
So. here we go again. Is il Hoover
Dam? Or Boulder Dam? That's an
argument thal has survived a baJf
century.
Some of you. hke me. arc able to
remember the big foofarab that
started 50 years ago. The big argu-
ment! Is 1t Hoover Dam or Boulder
Dam? If you will remember, the greatest
of all depressions up to that time
started in 1929. Herbert Hoover was
president of the United States and he
was blamed for the depression.
Who was to blame? Why, sa1d the
Democrats, of course 1t was the
Republican president Herbert Hoo-
ver. Well. maybe he was to blame. At
least the GOP badn 't come up with an
adequate defense. So. even though
I.he decision to build the dam was
made under a Republican adminis-
tration, by the time the darn was
completed Franklin Delano Roose-
velt was P, es1dent of the United
States.
So 1 was his Job to dedicate the
dam
resident Roosevelt did not at-
tempt to change the name given to tbe
dam before he was elected to office.
So he dedicated "Hoover Dam."
Well, gentlemen and ladies, what
had happened before the election was
nothing compared to the hissing and
snarling that took place after Presi-
dent Roosevelt dedicated that dam.
A Newport Beach resident. Robert
Lee, is vice president of Los Angeles
Water & Power Associates Inc. and be
tells the story rather accurately -not
about the hissing and snarling -but
about how we Southlanders suc-
ceeded in persuading the federal
government tobuildtbegreatdam. In
the August issue of the Los Angeles
Water & Power Associates News-
WALTER
Bu11oucHs
The DWP was the major guarantor of
that unique repayment arrange-
ment."
So. in 1935 the great dam -call it
Hoover or Boulder. it truly makes no
difference to us Orange Countians -
was completed. What does make a
difference rs that. as a result of
building the great dam, the state of
California constructed another dam
letter, he says: farther down the river called the
"The Los Angeles Department of Parker Dam . And that dam made i1
Water & Power was one of the leaders feasible to ta.kc water out of the
in early negotiarions and the signing Colorado IUver and transport it. via
of power purchase cootracts ~11educt, to Orange County and
brought the project into reality. It is neighboring counties.
participating with the U.S. Recla-11owcver, as Bob Lee points out in
mation Bureau in the ceremonies his Newsletter, "record setting water
planned for Sept. 28 in Boulder City. use the pasl year and below normal
"DWP'S involvement m the con-supplies in some reservoirs have
ccpt of building a high dam on the prompted the Metropolitan Water
Colorado River ~n in the early District to urge Southern California
1920s. In 1923, Wilham Mulholland. consumers to step up their water
bead of lhc DWP water sysfcm and conservation effons.
builder of the Los Angeles Owens "Stating I.hat adequate water 1s
River aqueduct, made the firsl re-available this y ear, MWD General
connaissance study of I.he possibility Manager Carl Boronk.ay warned that
of bringing Colorado River water to if next year is unusually dry, Cali-
Los AnJclcs and other Southern fomia could be in the grips of a
California cities. At the same time, serious drought. Conserving now will
DWP power engineers under I.he help reduce problems in the future. In
direction of E. F. Scattergood, head of addition to the uncertainitics about
lhe municipal power system, were nature's water supplies, MWD faces
investigating the economics and the the bard fact that the Central Arizona
design of a proposed huge hydroclec. Project will go into operation later
tric facility and power lines. this year and that will ultimately take
"Los Angeles citizens voted 5 to l more than 50 percent of the Colorado
in a 1924 election to authorize the River water MWD has relied on."
DWP to sign contracts guaranteeing The foregoing is not at all the entire
to buy a large share of the power that Colorado River story. I can only hope
would be sold to finance the project. that all the ncwspapen of Southern
Congress specified that sufficient California give a complete and ac-
powcr purchase contracu bad to be curate (note the adjectives) report of
signed before any federal funds would the golden annivenary.
be advanced for project construction. Yes, it looks as if we have a lo t of
"Under that requirement -the thinking to d o about water in the next
first of its kind -the 'ovcmment few months and yean. And it isn't
would be paid back iu mvestment. smart to worry about the proper name
with intcttst. in SO years. That of the big dam.
assured I.he project would be built Wal~r B•ITHP• I• iN Pilot'•
with no cost to the nation's taxpayers. foudla1 pllbU•Mr .
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Eye doctors see clear road
to riche£¥ia cataract work
CuITent archaic Medicare practices
make it easy to overcharge government
WASHINGTON -For an elderly
person whose vision is failing because
of cataracts. the restoration of sight is
ajcwel beyond pnce. But that doesn't
excuse eye doctors who have become
"Medicare m1U1ona1res" by gening
fat off their patients and the federal
government perfomung cataract op-
erations.
These gr~dy few have taken ad-
vantage of archajc Medicare reim-
bursement methods to submit un-
conscionable overcharges for the
surgical 1mplant.at1on of intra-ocular
lenses that correct cataracu. And
because of current reimbursement
practices. the Department of Health
and Human Services has no choic.c
but lO pay.
In a recent review of 38
ophthalmolOgJsts 1n six states -
California, Texas, Florida, New
York. Pcnn~ylvanaa and Wuhinaton
-Che HHS inspector general found
that I 0 had become millionures
throµgh the cata.ract o~rations.
Nationwide. the lens-implant oper-
ation 1s the most common maJOr
SUl'Jlcal procedure reimbursed by
Medicare It is c t1matcd that at least
I million Amencans wall undergo the
procedure this year alone. at a cost to
Medicare of about S3 btlhon
In fact, the fn1emal inspector
scnenal report, obtained by o ur as-
sociate Tony C'aptccio. predicts·
"Uncbeclced, cataract surgeries will
increase to 2 million procedures and
cost the taxpayer nearly $6 billion (in)
1990."
The wild card that allows eye
surgeons to rake in the big bucks is the
recent technological improvements
that have made the implant operation
as simple as it is effective. It is now a
30-minute outpatient procedure;
when it was first developed in the late
1970s. it rcqui~ three to six days fo
the hospital. ·
But the Medicare reimbursement
rates were set when the operation was
still experimental and could be per-
formed by only a handful of suricons.
And u Iona u the ratet are still in
effect, some ophthalmol<>&ists will
continue to charae the lcpl limit and
become what the inspector aeneral
re~n calls "Medicare millioMires."
·A 1urs,eon may now perform u
ma.nyu IOto I Soperatioosin a day,"
the iospcc10t ,eoeral notes. "Neither
tht medical profession nor Medicare
has acknowledaed thetc teebnoloti-
cal advances and efficiencies by
rcducina the charaes or peymenu
associated with cataract suraery."
That's not all "Mc!11care 1s paying
over SSOO milli.on each year 1n.
unnC<lCssary costs. includina di"'
counts such as rebates and kickbacks
(from lens manufactu~rs) that are
not beina passed on co the 1ovem·
ment." the report polnts out. h
' •.
JACK
AIDEISOI
and JOSE PH SPf AR
concludes that .. overcha.rJ;ina for the
lenses and inflatina the costs of
suraery ... are almost universal."
One of the I 0 miUion&ires re-
viewed by the inspector aeneral was a
Aorida eye surieon whose clinic
pcrfonned more than S,000 implant
operations last year, for which he was
reimbursed $6.4 million by Medi-
care.
A Texas suraeon aot $1.3 million
from Medicare for implants last year,
aocordina to the inspector aeneraJ's
office. He teQeived I 1600 free lenses
from a ma.nufictuJ'ef' in ellcbanae for
the use of bis name in its advertise-
ments. He then submitted claims f ot
reimounement of $80/XX> for the
lenteS. Medicare pa.id SM,000 of this,
and the surpon•s patients were billed
for tbe rest.
For several years. the American
Intra-Ocular Implant Society baa uraed ill members to reflect aU
dilCOUnts, rebates and bonutCS from
manufacturers when they submit
reimbursement claims to Medicare.
But the inspector scncral's aucUtors
concluded that this advice is bdn1
taraely ianored. J•ct
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THOMAS ELIAS colamnlat
fHOIAS
ELIAS
No law
covers
summer
tragedy
Managers unlikely
to pay for tainted
cheese, melons
It was a different kind of case from
the contaminated Jalisco cheese and
the tainted watermelons that plagued
California this summer, but ex-
ecutives here could have been ex-
cused for feeling a bit smug and safe
when three corporate officials in
Illinois were sentenced to 2S years in
prison last month.
For it couldn't have happened bere.
Not their crime -that could easily
have happened hcrc and probably
has. But the penalty. The three
executives of a sjlvcr recycling plant
were convicted of knowingly expos·
ing workers to deadly cyanide fumes.
One died.
If the sam~ thing had happened
here. prosecutors would either have
had to prove murder or man-
slaughter. or let the maner rest. And
since those charges arc harder to
prove than rhe one the three were
convicted of, they'd probably be free
men roday if chcir plant were 1n
California.
Than.ks to the strong lobbying of
the California Chamber of Com-
merce and lhe California Manufac-
turers Associar1on, that's the problem
faced by this state's prosecutors in
dealing with the cheese and water·
melon affairs.
For only a month before the
contaminated cheese episode oc-
cu~. the big business and industry
lobbies managed by a one-vote
margin to kill a proposed law that
would have made 1t a caJTlC for a
manager not to notify the public when
his business knowingly produ~d
goods likely to cause public harm.
"Be a manager, go to pnson." the
Chamber of Commerce labeled the
bill, otherwise known as SB 1154.
sponsored by state Sen. N icholas
Petris. a Democrat from San Fran-
cisco's East Bay suburbs.
The chamber and the CMA both
claimed repeatedly that the bill wasn't
needed because "business people who
put monetary gain before product
safcry can be punished under cxmtng
law.'
But can they?
Even in the case of the tainted
cheese, which apparently killed more
than four dozen persons. man-
slaughter O( murder will be much
harder to prove than it would be to
prove that uopasteurized milk was
knowinJly mued with pasteurized.
And mwng itself is no crime today
unless the m ixer knows I.he un-
pasteurized product is li stcna-ladcn.
The result may be that the cheese
producers go scot free . A similar
result is possible in the tainted
watermelon case, where farmers who
may have ignored pesticide restnc-
tions need fear nothing more than
misdemeanor charges.
But both cases would have been
covered by the ill-fated SB I l S4,
which exposed executives who know-
ingly produced harmful goods to a
~ear in jail and as much as a SS00,000
fine.
"Our bill certainly looks meek and
mild compared to the penalties in
Dlinois," said Felice Tanenbaum.
chief aide to Petris. "We didn't .even
include toxic poisorung in the work-
place as the Illinois law does. Our ball
1s dead for this year, but when we
bring it back, we're very bkely to
make it broader."
What 1s clear alter the summer's
tainted food tragedies is that Cali·
fomia consumers need more protec·
tion of the type SB 11 S4 would have
provided. .
For the cheese and watermelon
cases may represent only the tip ofan
icebera: They were discovered be-
cause dozens of persons became ill.
How many similar incidents of
producers cutting comers go un-
discovered?
1hJDH EJJH 11 • Saia Mnlc•-
IM1ed coJ•llYl•t,,. 1i.te '"""·
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your opinions on matters of
public lntwest.
Letter• and longer artlclea
of commentary must be
llgned. They ahould be typed
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'Madwoman' well dressed
butoverwei 'htcomedy
You may improve the outward
a_!?pearance of .A 300-Jl()und woman
with the finest in clothina, coiffure
and makeup, but you still have to be
careful of the furniture when she s1u
down.
Jean Olraudoux's vintage comedy
.. Tbe Madwoman of Cha.llot" i the
theatrical C(jujvaleot of such a cor-
pulent coquette. and the Westminster
Commun'ity T heater has dressed her
quite elegantly in its elaborate and
Toi
TITUS
a,mb1t1ous production. But at nearly
three hours, the .. Madwoman" still
carries a good.deal of poundage in th~
wro ng places.
Rather than excising or simply jeu~niog some of Gtraudoux's su-
perfluous and - in today's theater -
downri&ht silly segments, director
Larry Blake has turned them into
veritable production numbers. His
sl&Jing 1s undo ubtedly faithful to the
scnpt, but a leaner, sharper version
would command more fervent atten-
tion.
Such a n overstuffed play demands
outstanding interpretation on stage,
and here the Westminster theater is
blessed, at least in the upper ranks.
Jan Angelino is dynamicall y captivat-
ing 1n the title role of the dotty
countess who plots to rid Paris of its
more corrupt clements -industnal-
ists, profit seekers and e ven (gulp) the
press. It's a bravura performance with
aJI the satirical nuances intact.
Likewise, Ron Grigsby is passion-
ately eloquent as the ragpicker with
who m the madwoman conspires. He
has, in essence, just two lines -both
of which arc about fi ve minutes long
-and he delivers them with fervent
conviction.
The "heavies" in the show come
across with aJI the subtlety of Jackie
Gleason playing Ralpb.. Kramdcn.
Edward J. Stcneck, Paul Anderson
and Tom Hardy as the o il seekers
virtually dare their audience to nod
off during their blustery, sceoery-
chewing moments on stage, each
seemingly a ttempting to surpass the
o ther's volume.
Nearly as outlandish arc Angclino's
three cluck.i ng sidck.icks -Lbu1se
Tonti, Dorothy MacDonald and es-
pecially Martha Faulkner whose ~ft
NBC, PBS
capture 13
techEmmys
BEVERLY HILLS (AP) -N BC
and PBS were twice as good as the
competition, collecting I 3 Em m ys
each this weekend for behind-the-
scenes. prime time television excel-
lence.
CBS shows won seven Em mys and
ABC.six.
With 13 already in hand, NBC has a
good cha nce at continuing its fi vc-
ycar domination of the awards when
the remainder of the statuettes a re
given out by the Academy of Telc-
v1s1on Arts & Sciences la ter this
month.
The glittery cop show. "Miami
Vice," topped o ther pn mc time sen cs
Wlth three craft awards. It has been
nominated for I 5 Emmys overall.
NBC received 125out of a possible
-297 Emmy nominations.
Last year , NBC wo n 20 Emmy
awards, including fi ve for its lon~
running police drama sen es. "Hill
Street Blues." Tha t program has won
25 Emmys and needs only one more
to break the all-ti me record set by
"The Mary T yler Moore Show."
Emmys in JO catcgon cs wtll be
presented Sept. 22 during the 37th
annual Emmv awards.
(n the weeke nd ceremony. wh ich
included 39 categories. "Miami Vice"
was honored for art d1rcct1on. film
sound editing a nd cinematography.
Also earning three awards were the
P BS special "Danc.c in America" and
the NBC minjserics "Wallcnbcrg: A
Hero's Story."
Other multiple winners with two
each included CBS' "Cagney &
Lacey.'' for film editing and . film
sound editing, and PBS' "Hentagc:
Civilization and the Jews ... for indi-
vidual provamming and writing.
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PUNKY WllQl£RBEAN
THE
FAMILY
CIRCUS
by Bil Keane
"This apple's smilin' 'cause I took a
b ite out of him."
MARMADUKE by Brad Anderson
"He never forgets a lap."
DRABBLE
GARFIELD
JUDGE PARKER
l1M Gt.AO Ii'? -<OU
?1Ti1M6 ~f.QE.. AND NOT
~ME-rE.MOCR~EAO '
by Tom Batluk DOONES BURY by Garry Trudeau ·
BIG GEORGE qy Virgil Partch (VIP) 8,_H_O_E ________ _, by Jeff MacNally
~'(U~ J HOOseho1d Advice: To e;,t ~of ~seresky c:dO~ Howev~. rno~ drastic action should })Q taken in extreme.
11No, I don't c•re to ... you work your
croHword puzzt• with your nose."
• E.vERYONE I~ CREATED EQUAL
BUT ™EN eO'TS GET BETTER .•
by Kevin Fagan
in ~ur kit~ ...
PEANUTS
YE 5. "•l1A1AM . I 1M
LATE .. I DIDN'T PLA N
TO SE LATE .
BLOOM COUNTY
r~11
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T~E BUS DRIVER SAID
I WASN'T ON HIS
COMPUTER LIST SO I ~
HAD TO WALK . . i -yJ s
f
1
FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE
TUMBLEWEEDS
ROSE IS ROSE
r~rrs~
roC2 CHIWCZEN lO
I 1'HCU3HT You M1Gtr
LIKE. A BREAK ~M
UNPACKING.
cases ... •
~~~~~~~---.
I ALSO FORGOT MY
LUNCH AND MY
HOMEWORK.. AND l1M
PROBABLY SITTING
IN THE WRONG DESK ..
'/QJ'RE. \AX>NOE.RFU..l
Hc'tUDIDVOO~WE
~ERE IN SUQ-\ A~
HERE?.'
by Charles M. Schulz
~ow DID I KNOW rnAT?
Berke Breathed
. \..
by Tom K. Ryan
'71~1bU~I AA~
A MIPPU: NAME!
by Pat Brady
~
by Jim Davis IC«.IZ£. TlEH2 H ~6 ... I
by Ferd & Tom Johnson
You <5uYs HAVEALL PAY TO
SPcND BEHIND THE BAR ~~
---===-~~ I SPSND ALL t>,AY
10 S IT IN FRoN'f
OF IT · A>JD
SpeNP
,AND ~PWHD· .
BRIDGE
Both vulnerable. Nor th deals.
N,ORTH
• 109
t::J K 1062
0 J 94
• 10643
WEST EA T
+Q7 +KJ 8632
"7 93 <:7 J 754
O A 1076 0 82
+KQ975 +2
SOUTH
+ A54
<:7 AQ8
O KQ63 + A J 8
The bidding:
N ortla Ea1t Soulia W e.t
Pa11 Pa11 2 NT Pa11 by Harold Le Doux 3 + Pa11 3 o Pa ..
3 NT Pu1 PH 1 Pan
Optning lead: Sl"ven of +
Tiny Belirnm 1s not rated u one
or tht rreat power1 In bridge. As •
malLer or raci. in the last European
Championship they rinished 20th In
a field or 22. Howfvf'r. one of their
players, Zvi Engel, attracted much
attf'nt1on after this fine diaplay of
dummy technlqu.-.
South's hand wH a wh11ker weak
for his twC>-no-trump opening bid.
Norttl u ed the St.ym11n Conven
•.
Ill • ~ !
i ;
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"/0
SQUEEZING 'EM DRY
tion to check for a 4 4 heart fit, then
settled in the no trump game when
his partner denied a four card major
suit.
Against three no trump West at
tacked with his fourth-best club
which ran around to Engel's eight.
He went a(ter diamonds. leading
OMAR f)
SHARIFF ~ ,{_
the queen Crom hand. When that
won. declarer continued with a dia
mond to the jack and a diamond
back. on which East tlgnaled with a
high spade.
West won the ten of dta1nGnlt1.
c-ashed the ace and then shifted to
the queen of spades. Declarer al
lowed this to win, but won the ace
when the suit wu continued. The
audience expeded South to KO afttr
hearta for his ninth trick, and had
already consifned him to down one.
Declarer did Indeed cash the ac-e
queen of hearts, but he now had an
inferential count of the hand.
West's carding 1ugge1t.ed that he
wn 2 2 4 6. 1'o nm 1.ht•, d'e<1anr
now led the jack of clubs!
West won the queen. and East
could afford t.o let go another spade
But when West perforce continued
with a club t.o Engel's ace, East was
squeezed in the major suits
Declarer had to score his ninth trick
in whichever, major suit East
CHARLES
GOREN
elected to slufl.
\
l
_Dally Piil . TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1~ I :J
UCI'• Ted Newlend lan't t•lllng In the w•ter over polo tum. 82.
Ocean View, Woodbridge leunch tootbell Maeon Thursday. 82.
Quiz: He'sshedhiscomicroJe
By JOSEP H DUDEVOIR
0..., ..... Cel'rl I' I ,.._I
quiet You get the idea he would rather not
discuss the past. .
an Costa Mesa.
Milton Berle would have been proud 1f he
were there in the visitors' clubhouse at
Anaheim Stadium to bear Dan Quisenberry
"I'm not afraid to steal a hne, especially a
good one," said the l<Jlnsas City Royals relief
pitcher. "Some call st research."
says. "After you're in the league for a few years
the excitement wean off a little. I look forward
to the end of the year, though. We seem to
come around at that time of the year. Why'' I
don't know. I guess it takes us that long 10 get
going," he said.
Quisenberry, a Costa Mesa High graduate
( 19)2) and former Orange Coast College star,
has gone through a maturation process that is
slowly shedding his comedic image of years
·'What prompted me to do the thin~ I did
was not knowing what 10 say," he says qu1etJy
··1 didn't &Cl a lot of fame when I was in htgh
)Chool, college or the msnor leagues. And
when I came up to the big leagues l wasn't sure
how to act 1n front of all the lights and
cameras.
"J mass the roots. Someume-s f hke to dnvt."
around Orange County, parucularly the Cona
Mesa area. l still ao back and visit old fnends
and go by Orange Coast CoUcce when I'm out
here. It bn ngs back a lot or good feelings.
There's a lot of nostalgia for me," be wd
"No doubt about." said Angel Manager
Gene Mauch, .. he'll go down as one of the
great.est relievers of all 11me " And Quiz (as his teammates call him) docs
his homework. Even his deli very (pitching,
that is) is "borrowed." past. .
This isn't the same Qwscnberry who made
a reputation with bis mouth and his arm. This
a man who has grown past has old antics. He
now leaves the stand-up comedy to the
younger players.
·· 1 have some memones of nonsense
Mostly when people would come to me after
games Just to sec what tbcycould get me t6say.
It's something I don't care for now," be said
When asked sf that's bow he coM1den.
himself. Quiz backs off a little Quisenberry is sitting m has dressing cubical
after the Royals dropped the first game of a
three-game series to the Angels. 7-1, Monday
night.
Despite. the Jmportance of these games (the
R.oyats' lead was cut to a half game Wlth the
loss wub only 26 games left) Quiz doesn't
appear too worked up.
Wh)' the change?
"In the last few years I've had some kids. got
more involved With my family and got more
"Well, f guess I'm up there." he S&)'S with a
shrug. .. There's been a lot of good ones.
though. Goose Gossage, Bruce Sutt~r. park)
Lyle and Rollie Fingers
"Bret Saberbagcn thinks he's Jerry Lewis
He'sa funny guy who'salways running around
doing some crazy things," said Quisenberry.
senous." said Dan, _ So what's in the fu ture for one ofhar.cball'\
premier doorslammers..,
Dan Qulaenberry ''It's still exciting. but 1t's a long season," he When asked about his earlier days of
madcap mischief. Quisenberry becomes
Quisenberry. now 32. make, bis home 1n
Leawood, Kansas with his Wlfe Ja01e and has
two children, Alysia (5) and DaVId (4). But
Q uJZ stJll Likes to come back to bis old baunts
"Td like to play five more )'Ca.ts and get 1ntu
another World Senes he sa\'s. ··1 thtnk that
would be enough for me.·· ·
It's a sweet victory:
Candy baffles KC
Ange ls put it
together a t the
right tim e. 7 -1
By JOSEPH DUDEVOIR
0.-, ...... c.n1IP1 fMlejct
It was lime for someone 10 make a
stand. In danger of setung in the west
hkc a fad ing fall sunset. the Angels
needed a stand-up guy to take charge.
And when st was said and done, 6-7
pitcher John Candelaria was standing
tallest after sloWlng down the run-
away Kansas City Royals 1n the first
game ofa crucial three game set.
"Wasn't he beautiful~." said Angel
Manager Gene Mauch of the Can-
dyman. who set the first-place Royals
down on two hits through esltht
innings to gi ve the Angels a big 7-1
win in front of 29.688 at Anaheim
Stadium Monday night. The wm
shaved l<Jlnsas City's lead to a half
game in the Amen can League West
"Maybe tonight set the stage for the
rest of the scnes, but the game is
history and we have to do 1t again,"
wd Candclana, who raised his Angel
record to 5-1 since his trade fro m
Pittsburgh Aug. 2.
The only hits he surrendered came
in the second and eigth nnning.s. a
bloop double to Hal McRae and a
solo homer from Darryl Motley
rcspcctivley
"He had some great stuff out
there," said Royals third baseman
George Brett. "But you have to
consider we've never seen him
before."
Tonight'• game
KansasC1ty(Le1brandt 14-7)at
Ang~ls (McCaskill 9-10)
Tame: 7:30 p.m.
TV: None.
Radio: KM PC (710)
Candelana retired 20 in a row
betw~n the two hits. He struck out
four and didn't allow a walk before
turning the mound over to Doug
Corbett in the ninth.
By that ume the game was well out
of the Royals' reach. thanks to C raig
Gerber's bat and the air-tight Angel
defense.
The normally light-hitting Gerber
went 3 for 3 with 3 runs batted m to
lead a tno of hungry Angel hitters:
Daryl Sconiers, who hit a two-run
homer for his second round tn pper of
the year and his first 1n two months
And Ruppert Jones, who snapped an 0-~or-Scptember drought (0-20) with
a smgle and a solo homer in the fourth
for the first Angel run. .
But while the offensive show was
nice, considenng 1t was at the expense
of Royals starter Bret Sabcrhagcn.
who had owned the Angels m past
appcarcnces, 1t was Candelana who
took the sus~nsc out of this one.
"There will be no pat on the back
for this one. though. I'm aware I can
pstch. And I'm sure the gentlemen 1n
the Amencan League know f can
pitch," said Candelan a.
Someone asked Candy 1f he was all
the way bade now. "! didn't think I went anywhere."
was his reply
And neither did the Royals, who
had been gomg places since July 21,
winnang 31 of45 games and eight 1n a
row commg into town.
But while Candelana was mowing
down the Royals. the Angels broke
through against Saberhagen, the
Royafs 21-ycar-old Wunderklnd who
had fashioned a 17-5 record coming
m. And what's more. he was 3-0
against the Angels with a m1croscop1c
earned run average of .78 .egaanst
them.
First 11 was J ones taking
Saberhagen deep to get things going.
T hen a three-run fifth , highlighted
by Gerber's two-run tnple , gave the
Angels and Candelaria some operat·
ing space.
After Royal fim baseman Steve
Balbon1's throwing error a nd
Saberhagen's balk put Bobby Grich
on third and Gary Petus on second.
Gerbe,r drove a ball off the nght fi eld
wall, JUSt missing a homer by a few
feet.
"The odds of me hmmg one out are
astronomical." said Gerber, who
raised his carrer average against
Saberhagen to .833 (5-6). "It felt good
to contribute after sitting on the
bench a lot."
"He was outstanding." wd Mauch
of Gerber. "It was the best day ofh1s
career."
And ll, along wuh Candelana's
performance, couldn't have come at a
better lJme for the Angels.
"That's a nice way to stan a season.
because the season JUSt started
today." said Mauch. An&el thlrd ~man Jack Howell wu one
of ihe defenalve at.an in Monday night'•
Oelly_ .......... ..,LMl'-
7 •1 Yictory over Kan ... City at Anaheim
Stadium.
Laying foundation on opening night HB tries
to break
CdMrun
· Fourlta in Valley. MD
h ave a great deal to p rove
lounh straight opener and the Baron\ are loolo..ing
10 up their" 1n 'itreak OH'rthe Mona rt hs to thrt·c
"Their 01Tens1\e line 1s 1mpress1q,· (th•·
Baron<, a' erage 240 pounds up front) and ( Lanll"I
/cno 1s 'uppoo;cd to he the l\io l lineman 1n thl·
na11on
'Tm ~urt' tht'' ·11 l11w up in J 1 ne-ba, I... and
the\ ha' c .rn t \.._t•lknt ir tc'mh·u1.i1e PJ'>'!>IDll
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lo..n<'" ~hat lO' e'.lgt" "t .. n• r pnn t" tht· 'nap·
Sea Kings on right
side of 5-1 series
mark with Oilers
"•polJ DaBow
offense 1s going to be good rnough to
score ·
"It's set a trend fo r us. Losing to
Whrn 11 began m 1979 some might Corona 14-10 late 1n the game last
have construed the Huntington year started some bad habit!. and 1f
Beach High-Corona del Mar match up we're gomg to break those habits we
a matter of the Oilers trymg to pick on have to get off on the nght foot.··
CdM w1th a considerable advantage The Osiers enter at full strength -
1n numbers. except there 1s no 6-7. 290-pound
Such was not the case. howeve r It transfer from Banning High for the
was simply a matter of cont1nu1ng a Sea Kings to worry about. "He (Dan
game when the CIF decided to allow a Goodman) checked out his gear and
10th game in lieu of a preseason after a couple of practices 1t was
scrimmage. ev1den1 he was a very good plarcr
And if there has been any ad van-But then he disappeared He's stil o n
tage, it's obviously been in favor of our roster and 1f he came to me and
Corona del Mar. which has dealt the "explained l'J i-robabl y keep hi m, I'd
Oilers five losses 1n the past six years ~a fool not to. But as of n ght now
"Yes, we're fed up," says Hunt-
ing1on Beach Coach Geo'le Pascoe Holland. the Corona dcl Mar
about the Oilers' s1tua11on with coach. has no such personnel prob-
Corona del Mar. le ms.
"But that's a renecuon on what What he does have 1'i an cxpen ence
they've done to us. The $UY (Dave problem. 1n relation to the Oilers
Holland) 1s a great defensive coach. "Their expcncnce concerns me
and now he's got Billy White (of-more than anything." says Ho lland.
fens1ve coach) "They have a lot of gu ys returning o n
"They j ust let you make mistakes," the defensive side of the ball -like
continues Pascoe. "They line UP. Vera. Hatch and Pagnanelh."
defensively and say 'block us,' and '1f Tom Vera (215). Randv Hatch
you're going to make mistakes our (Ple&K eee RB-cdll/Bi)
Eagles suffer key loss:
Rosellini out with 1nono
By RICHARD DUNN .,.., .... C•1 I'',,., ..
Estancia High football coach Ed
Blanton feels that his team 1s ready to
take on South Coast Lcque power·
house El Toto fnday night, but a ke)t
part of ha s offense 1s hunsna M> the
Ea.ale wm have their work cut out.
Blanton fou nd out Fnday that
startina quanerback Mike Rosclhn1
( 6-2. 180) ha~ mononucleosis and Wlll
not be ava1lablt for the Ea&lcs' non-
leaaue opener at M1 ion VieJo Hi~
School "1 don't know how Io na he II
bt out," Blanton u1d.
Also m1ss1na as speedster Enc Dorn
(µ, 180). wh" hast SC"a~n as a J\ln 1or
coverc<fboth ends oftht nctd 11 W1d~
receiver and \afrty Dom 1s out Wlth a
torn cartil&J.e 1n his nibt knee
suffered while long-J umping at the
state ttack and field meet an June.
decision i~ due today regarding po s~
1ble surgery.
Both Roselhn1 and Dom will be
sorely missed m the Eqles' offen5t',
but Blanton 1s'1iopefuf that senior
Scan KJnkade can fill Roselhns's
shoes at Quarterback
"t'm confident with ham (Kinkade)
in there." Bluton said. "He has aood
intelhgen~"
Blanton says he'll be r~ly1ng on his
offensive hnc to carry mo\t of the
load, a heavy one indeed for El Toro.
"The ofTenStve hne 1~ao•n• to be our
11t0n&-PQllll." ..Blanton u td. "I'm real
(Pleue eee SAQL&8/82)
..
By ROGER CAR~ON
Of IM Oelly ,..._. I tel!
Opening night: It doesn't reall~ maltt'.r "h11
.. (John I Pean I'> a prem good q uanerbad ..
but "t'. ha\.e a prett~ good lmeup and I 1hinlo.. "l' II
be lllmpet111 \ c ..
.. But our ba'!>1c leeltng:· \'.'Ontinues <.,allu · h
that nothing lOUnt., until "l' pla~ t Paul in tht•
pit 1n the, league opc'T'ler V.e'd 1111.e to"'" and
"t•"d li ll.c to loo!. good hu1 the onh th1ni,' thJt
rcalh l'<'unt .ire league dnd < IF ·
Jeno the \i.n~t Ll·.igut'., l 1nt man l•I th<'
) ear and an \ ·l IF ". e.twn a' a iunlllr
re.-t~1,ed n3tll>nj1 pr11m1nl·nlt.· "lll" l ..., flidJ' ·,
rC'cogn1t1l1n a-. 1•w n.it11r'111p llne-n.in where or what . but there 1s an ant1• 1pa11on
Within that IS seldom duplicated \t t>-~ 1 •1• p<.•und' tht ,<1ph ,1mon
But for Fountain Valley and Mater Dc1 high
~hools. champ1onsh1p contenders 1n their
respective leagues. Thursday night"~ non-leagUl'
duel 1s also the foundation
"We alwa)'S tell our kids the lirst gamt' 1., an
opportunity to 1drn11fy themselves. a chance t<'
be noted for this or that and the 1dent1t)' u<,ualh
carries on through the season," says Fountain
Valle)' Coach Mike Milner.
Tht• H.imm i:nter \.\llhout an~ ne"' 1n1une'
hut t.11lh.il II. Tom Vrab "111 ht· on tht'. <,1deltnl'' ll•r
lhc tir\t pan ot the ~ear be<:au~ of lo..nt•t• r,urgt'f'\
\1annl '1th I':' p<.1und' ht·.i\ it•r c1nd \."lln'>1dcr
.tlti' 'lrt'Dgt'r J,,,,r,!ing hll oJllo .\' .1 tre-.hmal"
he led \1Jtt•r I'~: '-'1:h I' h•Ut.hlh "'n p.i'>'t • .,
am1J\t I l.ll'l~'JrJ,~Jinnl1•1 l'l~u n·1k11on,1n
~ 2 JltC'mpl\ (''I ~ pt'll.t•nt I
fhc.' ~h,narl h-. .II\ ltl n'IJtl\ Cl\ !!-t'()\j .. hapt.
llut Jrt' "llhoul n·lt"1\l·r l .1 lu'> Pnl· to "hl1 hJ'
~·n hdJ out 111, ,,n1.1, t ,!11nng pra, •1u: tx"<.·au't
111.1 h11At·r ti.l l ~ in1uf'\ dunng the '!>111'.n 1·1
"Last ycar(a 17-14 Fountam Valle~ v1rton 1
I was Just hoping we could play wtth them." '><l\'
Mater De1 Coach Chuck Gallo "This yt'.ar I think
we can play w1th them and gi ve them a good bJll
game."
The two hook up at Santa Ana Bo"'I 1n th•·
\ltlncr ha<. brought up sophomore D<.·a·lo..
l Ul''l her .1 'i-1 ll. 16(1-poundcr. tn hllpt·, l•I
ma1nta1n1ng h1<. 1-onented offense. and ht··11 Ix
'>hul1l1ng in fon -\gu1rre and Te~ Ke1lhcn at
lullh:ir k
right t'n1h R11b lcndmo (22~) and lrknn
lrnrJon (22~! \I.Ill both be in the lineup \.\hl'n th•·
Baron' ITI•l\l' tu J onC'·back ~tup. acn1rd1n~ 10
\1 11ner ~
'lk hJ'n·1 rt"\.l"l't'ti the gu-ahc.JJ I<• plJ\ 'J'' t1all11 ·hut \1 1lo..1 1'.dl) '>hould hl .di r11otht
l\.t·ll' .i rt"lltrn1n~ '1Jf1l'r at linch.tl t..l'r .1n.1
Jcs..nl"x'J ti\ \lllncr ·•' .. \'1.l1t·r .~·1 , ~ .. 1
athlC'tt' ·· ~.1, 'l'1"t'd h, .tn anll.k 1n1ur' 1n
prallh.c tiul 'JPPJrt'lltl~ lull) rl',,l\ crtJ
Rose says
tonight's
the night
CINC'INNA Tl (AP) -Pett·
Rose pred icts he w1 II set ha!i<'ball'\
hat record tonight, not w11h a
small step but Wlth a grt:at leap
into history
The Cmcinnat1 Reds' pla'.>'rr
manager resisted the temptation
to take an unschedultd swing at
his 4, I Q2nd career hit Monda\
night. kccpmg himself on the
bench dunng a 2-1 v1cton O\lt•r
the San Diego Padres
Instead, RoK C'hosc to take h1 \
cut at topping Ty Cobb tonight
before an expC'<'tcd sell-out crowd
of mo~ than 52.000 in Riverfront
Stadium. He wants to end the
seaso n-long drama "'Ith a
nounsh
.. Yeah. I think I'm going (tet .l
couple of hit' tomorro" ntght. ··
Rose said after Monda} ·s game
'Tm not aoang to ti) for a full
house ap1n Wedncsda} ntjht ··
The crowd of 29.2 q Monda)
night didn't want him to wait that
Iona-Even hefon~ the game. fan~
wtre chanting. "Pete. Pete:· 1n
efToru 10 chanat his mmd about
Sltll~ dO"frll
Dodgers give 'their all'
Tired LA topples
Atlant~ 9 -7 :
p lay tw~oday.
.\ t l -\"I \ 1 \Pl -Tht' L<" \n
grle'I Dodger'> "t'rc tired. a long wa '
from h1,me Jnd 1h'" n h\ thrt't" ruM in
tht" eighth inning ~an.tgt·r Tom
Lasorda '"'.>'\ ~hat hapflCnl·d nt''' ~howed "h" hie; team" nn top 1\l tht"
Nauonal l cagul' West
The (>odger!-rallied Im a li\l" run
1nnmg. C'' en1ualh l°ll'a tmg the <\ tlanta
Bra\.C\ Q.n Monda> night in a gnmt'
that was re~h<'<lulcd a~er the Jul\
ha<1eb3ll ~lrl ._t"
"Th<'' "amc Nill.. J1J11't tht''".
"'31d La\<)rda "It "J' J ll.ft'3l hun< h
"ho bl\ttkd all thr "·'' V.O t go1 a
group ot gu~\ "hl1 (!.I' c thc11 all Th"'
don·l .,nt)" ho" tll l!Ull V. hat a game
,,.,,h_.l .-team ··
The '1 ton ._cpt Lo\ \fl&('lt'' <'1iht
game ahead ot tht' < inl1nnat1 R«i<.
who beat . n D1cy.,1 ~-1 earlier 10 the
da~t1le Ma~h II "ho had hit a two
run homtr an tht' fifth 1nmng.. (3ppt'\i
a fi,e-run c1ghth with a t-.o-run
\IOl lC' Tht' ~~ 1ra1led f\.. l when
Rill M•dlod.. and Mike ~o 1a hit
roMttUh Vt°" OM"-OUt St If~ llplMl
lant ml\h .\tlanta''I th1"1 p1tl'hcr
Today•s gamea
Dodg~n tHl,nl"\lUtl 1: and I < ast11lo 2-11 .it \tl.1n1.1 1 \IJhkr
t '7.1 4 and l 1'1·r1·1 I "1
doubleheader
T1mC' 2 ~II pm
TV '-ont'
Radio ~.AB< I 1~0 I
Brue<' l\utte1 "' ., re pl.iled \m11h
and ,,.,,1lked J)1nch-h1tt n l t·n
Mntu)zek loading thr b.'l'l('!i i\ run
snmng 411ngle t'I' <;te"e \a\ and a '"''
run \ingle h) pmch·h11trr f-ran l..l1n
\tuhb\ tied the sc1HY
\n out l.11c1 utter "'all..e,1 "l"n
l .inJrC'llU' 1ntent1onalh "' It ad thl
ha'e' again 'i<'ttlng the \tage tor
\·b"l-aJf~ Jt,'\mt" "'1nn1n~ hit
\.t, '1ngled 1n Jnl)ther run tn the
n1nt~
\IJr\h311 ..aid ·v. (' "<'re IU<i.I lut lo..\
lo l\C'l 'omC' run;. That'' thr \A.it\ 1t"\
tic-en IM u\ thl\ \Car V. r nt\C'r g1 H
up
"\\ c-l"C'alh nC't'dtJ It) &et th" -.1n tt\
\tart th1\ roAd tnp The Rr~h and tht'
Padrl s art naht thel"C' bttund U\ •·
"' os1a. "ho wt'nl thf't'<'-for-thrtt
anJ hit h1Harttr-hl,gh c;uth home run
••• thfo wa1i0n .. td. ··~·"' nboch i11;
llre"d n(lJ\t n<w• 11 the\ '" the'
.Ht'n t the' n h mg '-' l 'e haJ a lut \ll
1,1u~h game., in a re.iii\ lllu~t flJ rl '''
1h. -.<'J'''" Rnan H,ilttm 111 hi' ma1u1 h"J8Ut
dt•tiu1 1t••I 'rc-d11 Im lht '" t1lr\
1h,1ugl' :hr onh ti.tt1er ht• l<ttl'tl 1 t•m
llarpc1 ~n1 a '"o-run \1ngk that rut
tht• Rra\l'\ ·'Bead in 1hc-'-t'\l'nlh
1nntng Harper "'a' thrn"'n •HJI 'feat
n~ '''end tht" inning J.n11 thc 1 '>odgt·"
rall1t•J 1n the top oft he t•1ghih mal.tnlt
H,,11,m the \I.Inning pill ht·r
·\ta' he hlmorr<'" night I II 8l'l i
.i1upk 111 gu"' nut · llolt11n ..a1ll
\t)rr '~w'1.I pul the l~x1~u\ 1111
the ht)ard . .\tlant.i 11ed the~ nre 1n1 h<
~)ll<'m lll lht• hlurth \t.lr"lh.111 'filth
1nn1np. h<1mer put the Dodgt•r' ha.~
1lul 1n fn1n t tiut (clt'nn Huhhar11 «II
1he m.i!"[l1n t<1 ,\ run in 1ht• "'th "'
h111in h1' h lth hnm<'" run
4 rt'ralJ Pcm "t\.\o•run ctt'u"k .tnd
Harper ' t~l• run \lnjllt" nw' 1·,1 \
lama head 1n tht• \(.'\ t'nlh 1nr 1n~
.11tcr tht Rr;l\ t•' h)il"kJ thr hli'<'' "'1t!l
I"'<\ Nil'
The Rtll\ <'\ hJ\.c !tin~ Ix-en •UI 11
"on1ent1on th" sca<i<m hm Huh ru
• •• ud thr team l\ not roll1na '" tt .ind
pla) mg dead
··\\ e arc fiJti t1na, <tll \ht' -wa \ tn the
la\t ga mr <)f the ..ca\\1n ·· ht ..aid
Thl' pmt' v.a\ pined hclurf' a Nl1J
ln>v.d ot onh ' I '" th(-'"'.all~t al
.\Uanu .rutton t"C'illnl\ ~ d1um thl
\ea\On
Or-. Comt DAILY PtLOTr.t~. e.pw.-. 10, 1985
Pro golfer
Fmlaetll, 52,
succumbs
NAPA (AP)-Profwional aolfer
Jlod Fuueth..wbo-cootlAued to play
oo t.be POA acnior \OW' witil 1ut year
aAer bei.na 101d be bad terminal chest
QDCef, cficd Monday niabt at bis
home with family members present.
HewuS2.
Funlel.h was a consistent money
winner on the Professional Oolf'ers
AAociatlon tour for close lo 20 yean
and won't.h.ree tour events, the 196S
Phoenix Open, the l 97l Los Anaeles
Open and the 1978 Greater Hartford
Open. He won more than $600,000
durina his career on the reau1a.r tour ~d wu successful on the senior PGA
lour as a SO-year-old rookie.
~ His wife, Sandi, dau&hter, Lisa, 18,
and son Mark. l 7. were with Funseth
when be died.
''He wanted to die at home," said
bis wife. "This was his choice. He
fouaht a cou.rqcous battle."
l'he SpoJtanc, Wash., native set the
oom pctitive course n=cord 8J Pebble
· BeachJ... an 8-under-par-64 in t)le 1972
Bina \...Tosby National Pro-Am. The
mcord stood until 1983 when Tom
Kite shot a 62 in the same tour-
nament. •
Angela celebrate homer
Dickerson,
Ra1nsclose
""'• to ter1ns? II · ..
F rom AP dJapatcllea half as they raJlied from a 16-10
The Rams were scheduled to meet
with contract holdout Eric Dickerson
Monday, but there was no word from
eithCT side rcgardjng what transpired
during the negotiations.
Pete Donovan, the National Foot-
ball League ~cam's director 9f publi~
relations, siud as be left the Rams
offices Monday evening that he did
not know what had occurred at the
meeting.
Dickerson, who shattered O.J.
Simpson's NFL sinale-season rushing
reoord last year; had asked for a tb.ree-
year, guaranteed extension of bis
current contract. which has two years
remaining.
The Rams, 3·1 without Dickerson
in the prescason. aJso won their NFL
regular-season opener. taking a 20-16
victory over the Denver Broncos
Sunday.
deficit.
wtute, who s~nt the l~st fo!-1" years
in undistinguished toil wttb the
Cleveland Browns, gamed 83 yards
on 18 carries in the seoond ~alf and
scored on an 8-yard run wtth 2:07
remaining to give the Rams the
victory.
"I've always said Charlie White
was the touptest man I know,"
Robinson said of the runner he:
picked up as a free agent during the
off-season atler the Browns had let
hjm go. "I'd seen him play under
pressure and I know what he can do."
Although Robinson aJways has
been one of White's staunchest su~
porters, he admitted h.e doesn't
foresee pro greatness for him,. Funseth made his debut on the
1miors tour in 1983 and won the
Legends of Golf and Hall of Game
tournaments and-lost in sudden death
to BiUy Cas~r in the U.S. Senior
Open, collectUlg more than S 120,000
for the year.
The ~eta• Ruppert Jona l8 con-
anttulateCl by Doac DeClncee (rlf,bt) and Bobby Grieb after •l'lf!:l a home run
Monday nt.cht agaln•t •City.
Rams Coach John Robinson. talk-
ing Monday afternoon during his
wcekJy meeting with re~rters, said
Dickerson was to meet Wlth unnamed
club officials sometime during the
day.
"l don't think he's ever going to be
a great runner in the NFL,'' the Rams
coach said. "But be's going to be a
solid plaxer for us, going to play a lot
ofyears. •
White didn'tget a chance to run the
ball in the first half against the
Broncos, as Barry Redden got the
sta.rting nod. But Redden, bothered
by a week-old injury to his ankle, sat
out the second half as White made the
most of hi~, chance. Pair-ity of college
football tea1n is
·no double-talk
Prom AP d11palclles
NAPERVILLE, Ill. -Football play-
ers tend to look a lot alike bundle(I up in
pads ud jerseys but No~ntral
CoUcgc's team wih really make its opponents see
double this season. Four times over.
The Cardinals have four sets of twins, three of
them identical, and Coach Paul Connor says even he
bas to use jersey numbers to teU some of them apart.
"Sometimes l have to stop and tlµnk before l call,"
said Connor ... The Ricks brothers are especially tough
to tell apart."
Don and David Ricks. t 7-ycaN>ld freshmen from
Deerfield, Aa., are identical down to the frames on their
glasses, said Jeff Brewer, the school's spons infor-
mation director.
Though both are defensive backs, Connor a~
parently is resisting the temptation to rotate them and
leave some hapless opponents believing they were
facinf one tireless super player.
Yanks capture 10th a~ht
Mike PacJlarUo'1 fourth hit of the a game, a two-run sin&le in the 10th inning,
sent the New York Yankees to their 10th
straight victory a M triumph Monday
night over the Milwaukee Brewers. Despite the victory,
New York remained l 'h pmcs behind American
League East-lead.ins Toronto, which beat Detroit 5-3
behind home runs by CedJ PleNer, Georae Bell and
Gartll lor1. Toronto starts a four-game series in New
York Thursday n.igbL Winner Jlmmy Key .. 12-6,
scattered seven hits and took a 5-1
lead into the ninth ... Elsewhere
in the American League, Gary
GaetU homered twice and drove
in three runs and Job Batdter
pitched a four-hitter as the
Minnesota Twins beat the Chi-
cago White Sox S-0. Gaetti hit his
I 5th homer, a two-run shot over
the center-field fence, in the
fo~th inning after Tom
Bruauty walked. Gactti home-
red to almost the exact same spot
Newland
lukewarm
on season
But UC Irvin e 's
water polo team
has its hot s pots
By SHARON FRUTOS
Of .. Dellr .......
UC Irvine water polo coach Ted
Newland enters his 20th year of
coaching, so excuse him for not
exaggerating his prospects for the
1985 season. Newland lets his two
national championships and several
runner-ups speak for him.
Where does Newland expect the
Anteaters to finish?
"I wish I could tell you," he sajd.
"Stanford should finish No. I , then
UCLA, then everyone else is bunched
together."
Robinson said he was not anendmg
th~ mectj~ because he didn't want to
miss pracuce.
"I think it's very impon.ant to the
football team that they see me here,"
Robinson said.
The Rams coach did say of the
l\CjOtiations with Dickerson, "The
thangs that lie in the way arc specific."
He added. though, that didn't mean
an impasse mi~t still exist.
Robinson said he was pleased with
the Ram's season-opening victory
Sunday over the Denver Broncos.
"Ifs nice to get stan ed right," he
said.
"But I think we could talcs a lesson
from the Vikmgs-49ers and O ilers.-
Dolphins games. it's a cliche, but
anybody can beat anybody and we've
got to remember that.
"It was a good game for us. no
question about 1t," Robinson said.
''There are so many games played
over the 16-game season that can go
either way ... It was a hard-fought.
battJe-in-the-0.irt type of game."
Charles White. who won the 1979
Heisman Trophy whale playing for
Robinson at the University of
Southern California, made the dif-
ference for the Rams in the second •
Anotber I new Ram, quarterback
Dieter BrocJc, got slif,btly mixed but
mostly favorable reviews from Rob-
inson.
Brock, a 34-ycar-old NFL rookie
signed by the Rams out of the
Canadian FootbaU League, com-
pleted 16 of29 passes for 174 yards.
He was intercepted twice and lost
one fumble, but Brock also threw al·
yard scoring pass and was a perfect
fi ve-for-five for 58 yards as he
marched the Rams to their winning
touchdown.
"I don't think he really had the
touch (passing), but he played the
entire game well," Robinson said.
"Using tenlfis terms. it's hke you
can't get your first serve m, but you
still find a way to win."
Robinson seemed satisfied with
most as~s of the Rams' play.
He dad, however. point out that
Denver quarterback Jo hn Elway
burned the Los Angeles defense with
a pa1r of rather long touchdown
passes. so the Rams' secondary needs
to improve its coverage in certain
situations. ' I play the left comer and he plays the right
comer," satd Dave, noting be and his brother have the
same build and speed and can anticipate each oth.cr's
moves.
A recurring problem cited by some of the twins was scttina blamed for a sibling's 011slakes.
in the fifth inning with the bases em pty ... WaJM
TollHOB tripled and doubled and scored twice on
singles by Ota SIHsllt as Texas ended a six-game losing
streak by beating Oakland 3-1 ... Gormu 'homu' fly
ball to left field fell for a bases-loaded forceout that
drove in Spike Owea from third in the 12th innmg,
11 ving Seattle an 8-7 victory over Cleveland.
Prep's death is mystery
The Anteaters lost a few players to
graduation. but have several back. EAGLES, MESA. • •
"It happens aJJ the time, that somebod)'. will yell at
you for the other's mistakes," said Ken Wilson. 21. of
Jacksonville, Ill., a starting tight end.
H is identical twin, Greg, is a starting split end,
Lining up a bit farther down the line. Both are seniors.
and both are wearing their hair very short for the
season.
"He catches more passes," said Ken. "But this 1s
my first year playing tight end."
Frank Hobart curfed his hair, to distinguish him
from his straight-haired brother, Wes. But that does
littJe good when their locks arc covered by helmets.
The 18-ycar-old freshmen from Michigan Cny.
Ind., play offensive guard. Frank wears No. 66; Wes No.
65.
"Coach Connor's got us mixed up all the time,"
Frank said.
The fourth set arc fraternal twins Tam and Tom
Franklin. 18, freshmen from Watseka, lll.
Connor recruited the three sets of freshman twins
in his first season at North Central College, a member of
the College Conference of Illinois and Wisconsin. The
school ended last season with a 2-7 record.
Quote of the day
El Modena Hi'1:1 football coach Bob Lester.
looking ahead to Fnday's non-league opener with
Coach 8111 Workman's Edison Hiah Chargers at
Orange Coast College: "The only reason I
scheduled ham (Workman) in the first place is
because I love to sec fiis prepme wannups. They
could put It to music and lake it on the road.
They're all on their knees and Billy comes along·
and blesses them. rm going to get there early
because I don't want to miss it."
Carda drop into tie with Meta a Ryae Sudber1 and Kel tll Morelud
drove home first-inning runs and Shwo•
Duatoa singled home another in the
second. leading Chicago to a 3-1 triumph
Monday night over the SL Louis Cardinals. With their
third straight loss, the CardjnaJs dropped into a tirst-
place tie in the National League East wt th the idle New
York Mets ... Elsewhere in the Nauonal League
Monday, Mike Scott combined wttb two relievers on a
seven-hitter for has career-high 16th wtn and doubled an
a run to lead Houston to a 4-2 victory over San
Francisco. Sc-0tt. 16-7,gave up five hats an seven innings
and won for the fifth lime in his last six games ... Dave
COacepcloa made the most of his chance to share the
spotlight with Pete Rose. As 29,289 frenzied fans
screamed for Rose to try for baseball's hat record,
Concepcion rapped three singles. mcJudmg the f'me-
wmner in the ninth inning to &Jve the Red s a 2-1 VlClOry
over San Dieco.
HAMPTON, Iowa -Hampton foot-
baJI coaches say they arc mystified over the
death of high school player Shawn Var-
relman. who died Saturday night of injuries
he apparently received in a game Friday night.
Coaches say they have viewed films of Friday's
game with AckJey-Geneva and say they can't find any
one play in which the Hampton offensive center and
defensive end suffered an unusually violent blow.
"Not.rung showed up on the game films, and we
watched him on every play," Ed Anderson, assistant
Hampton football coach, said Sunday. "We went over
the films twice, and we'll do it again tonight. But so far
we haven_'.t fQPnd anything out of the ordinary.--~
Officials with St. Mary's Hospital in Rochester.
Mann .• said Sunday that Varrelman died of a severe
concussion and anoxia. the medical term for total
deprivation of oxygen.
Varrelman, 17, complained of dizziness toward the
end of the game and collapsed after walking to the
sidelines. He was treated by medics, then was taken to
Frank.Jin General HospitaJ in Hampton. Later he was
flown to St. Mary's Hospital an Rochester, where he
died.
'Racing theatres' bill on way?
SACRAMENTO -Bills to allow
three "racing theaters" where people could
bet on horse races and to allow add1tjonal
harness and quarter horse racing were
approved Mo nday by the state Assembly.
The theater bill. SB590 by Sen. Ken Maddy, R-
Frcsno, received a 41 -27 vote. It returns to the Senate.
It would allow the California Horse Racing Board
to hcense up to three racing theaters, one in Northern
California and two in Southern California. The
theaters, where c ustomers could watch and bet on races
going on at tracks. would have to be at least 45 air miles
away from race tracks.
Assemblyman Phil Wyman. R-Tehachap1,said the
theaters would be the same as off-track betung. which
bas been defeated in the Legjslatt1re and would "set a
bad precedent."
Television, radio
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"We're kind of an between," New-
land said. "We have some old
(players). and some young."
The middle-of-the-road outlook
Newland has for his team can't be
disputed. yet. The Anh'aters defeated use. 12-8, and lost to Loos Beach
State, I 0-7, in prescason mecungs last
weekend.
There is some excitement in the
UCI pool, however.
Jeff Campbell, a senior out of
University High, has spent a lot of
time training-for-the 9Cti00. Hett JUSt
returned from the Universjty Games
in Japan, and came away from the
Sports Festival with hi~-scoring
honors. Campbell also 1s a U.S.
National team member.
After earning All-America acclaim
in '83, Campbell red-shirted last
season. In last weekend's action. he
scored ei~t goals against use. and
three agatnst Long Beac h.
"He's one of the outstanding col-
lege players this year," Newland said.
Joining Campbell on the returning
roster is Michael Doting, Mark
Maizel, J.R. Salvatore and Bret Del
Valle. Salvatore led the Anteaters in
scori n~ last season with 50 goals. Del
Valle 1s the Anteaters' only other
senior. He was in a car accident prior
to Last weekend's scrim mage and
missed both games with slight head
injuries. but is expected back soon.
From Bl
happy wt th them."
Rene Caballero (6-0, 195), Mike
Chretin (6-1, 205). Curt Crandall (6-1 ,
205), Ken Fait (6-1, 200). Casey
Swanson (5-11 , 190) and Adam
WaJburger(6-5, 210) are the offensive
lineman Blanton speaks so highly of.
So how are the limping Eagles.
4-5-1 last fall, going to compete
against a tough El Toro team? "We're
going to have to play good defense ...
we can't let them have the baJI all
night." Blanton explained. "W~n't
let them dictate to us.
"I expect 1t to be a real battle o ut
there."
Blanto n said that the Chargers have
several defensive starters back from
last season, "but they also have a
sophomore at quarterback," he
added. "Some sophomores arc pretty
good, but they're still sof homores."
Bret Johnson, son of E Toro Coach
Bob Johnson, is the quarterback. And
apparentJy a pretty good one accord-
ine to Fountain Valley Coach Mike
Mainer, who said, "He's a helluva
athlete, a winner with a great presence
of mind. He's the most improved
quarterback I saw during the summer
pass mg league."
JleN after a tr1n
Costa Mesa High Coach Tom
Baldwin suffered through a miserable
CdM-HUNTINGTON • • • From Bl
(220) and Franco Pagnanelli (225) are
the backbone of Huntington's of-
fense, and Pascoe says he has found
help in Tim Wilson (230) and Mike
Cole ( 190). who should be able to spell
Pagnaclli and Hatch on offense.
The Oilers operate out of the
Delaware winJed· T, somethina Cor-
ona doesn't fi~ure to see ag.ain, but
Holland says it's a good test for the
future
"They make you stay home and be
disciplined," says Holland. "The key
1s not to start foUowing the football
too soon, or you're goin' to be in
trouble. We need that d1sc1pline."
While the Oilers have Joe Napoli
returning at Quanerback, Corona
unvetls Tod Bcarbower at the pivotal
post.
The defense, always the cor-
nerstone of Corona's success, is paced
by 225-pound nose guard Matt
DuBow, an All-Sea View League
choice as a junior.
"We just want to stay free of
mistakes and try to be error-free."
says Holland.
And that's exactly what has Pascoe
concerned.
"They let_yo u make the mistakes,"
says the HB coach. "last year our
unsponsmanslike penaltie$ p vc
them 45-yards on the last drive and
they went down and scored. That's
our kids not adjusting to a first game
and their's doing a great job."
Berra says he used cocaine with Parker, Lacy, Milner
PITTSBURG H (AP) -DaJc Dem said he
shared cocaine with at least fo ur teammates
wh.ile playing for fhe Pittsburgh Pirates and
was oooe warned by Manager Chuck Tanner
not to ca.JJc to a man now ac.cuscd o f sellina the
droa to m•jor·lc.t&ue players.
16 umcs from 1980 to 1984 when the Pirates
played home pmes.
Other players who could be called as
witnesses today were Jeff Leonard of the San
Francisco Gl&nts, Lee Lacy of the Baltimore
Orioles and Dave Parker of the Cincinnati
Reds. Bcm testified that he'd used cocaine
with both Parker and Lacy.
well." said Berra, the founh ma,,or-lcquer to
testify in the Strona trial.
Bem 27, said his father "stands behind
me" although he doesn't condone the use of
cocaine:.
Berra said.
"Any ume you use COC4Jne. you have a
problem," Berra added. "Yes, I had a
problem."
Berra, a New Vork Yankees infielder and
son of Hall of Famer YOIJ Berra, admitted
Mooday 1n fcdaal coun that he "bad a
(cocaine) ~blem" la\t year With the Pirates.
8ut be S&Jd he hasn't u'ICd the drua since last
October,
Berra'• testimony was to continue today 1rf
tbe QOCaJ ne distribution triaJ of Cunis Stroni.
38 a former Philadelphia Phillies clubhouse aM,t_ SltOn& u dwJtd will\ dealina cocaine
Berra said he used the powdered narcotic
with P1ratdp1tcher Rod Sc;urry and former
Pittsburah outfielder John Milner. Seventeen
current or former players have been im·
pliatcd in u1inJ cocaine ainoc last Thursday,
when Kansas City Royals outfielder Lonnie
Smith became the first pfayer to testify.
"It made me feel euphoric. It made me feel
"He wu very supportive of m e," Dale said
ofh1s famous father. "Obviously, 1t wasn't an
easy thing to do. But he's been such a aood
father to me his whole hfe. be accepted 1l "
The younaer Bem said he snorted cocaine
only occasionally until ancreuina his use 10
1984 after an elbow injury forocd ltim to go on
the 21-day disabled list.
"I had a lot or u me on m1 hands in the
sum mrni me (or the first ti me in 10 ye.an . n
was the opportune ume to do some (cocaine)."
""·
New York Yankees Manaaer Billy Marttn,
when asked to comment on Dem's testimony.
said he had been aware of the probl~ms m
Pittsbul'Jh.
"I was the one who told has dad about •t."
Martin said. "Not so much about Dale but
what was goina on in Pittsburp. But it's
history as far as I'm concerned."
8efTI testified that be first tried cocaine at a
New Year's Eve party in New Jersey on Dec
31 , 1978, after~ ynn offumma down
opponunitics to u.e the drua.
0-9-1 season last year, and he'll be the
first one to tell you that. too . . that
was last year.
And now it's this year. and the
Mustangs, behind an enthusiastic
Baldwin and a team that he calls
"experienced," arc loolting to tum
some heads. Costa Mesa's first test
wtll be Friday night an a non-league
match-up at Bolsa Grande.
Winning is what's on Baldwin's
mind the most. "We just need to win
a footbaJI game," he said. "tthinlrwc
can play with a lot of people, but we
haven't won (in 14 staru}. We need a
win very badly ... some teams JUSt
want to play well and prepare for
league (in non-league games), but we
need to win.
"It's like we're going to the Super
Bowl."
"Our kids are a little scared and a
little nervous," Baldwin said. "But we
have some eitperiencc and our kids
are excited ... we're not going to
downplay (this game) at all -it's an
impon.ant game."
"I keep reading an the papers where
they have a good passing attack,"
Baldwin added. "But last year they
only passed eight times and com-
pleted two, ancf we intercepted two.
Wecano nlyaoon the film we have on
them from fast year. We think our
experienc.c is going to help us out a
great deal."
John Carlson, a 6-3. 235-pound
junior, is one of Baldwin's key
offensive weapons and one of three
tight ends the coach l'lans on using.
Adam Beck and Encb Vogel are the
other two tight ends that junior
quart~rback Paul Rodriguez will be
throwmg to.
Dallas rolls
to 44-14 win
IRVING, Texas (AP) -Dallas'
determined defense intercepted Joe
Theismann five times Monday night
and Cowboy quarterback Danny
White and placclcicker Rafael Septien
made Washington per for iu mis-
takes with a 44-14 National Footb&Jl
Leaaue victory over the Redskins.
White, wearing a flak jacket for the
fint time in his career, djrcctcd a 98-
yard scorina drive and combined on a
SS·yard scorina strike ~lb Mike
Renfro while Scpuen kiclCed field
aoaJs of 53, 39, and 43 yards.
Comerback Victor Scott com-
pleted the humiliation ofTheismann
on his 36th birthday by pluekina off a
pass and retum ina it 26 yards for a
touchdown to build Dallu ' lead to 30
points midway of the fourth quarter.
Washinaton reaerve quart~ck
Jay Schroeder didn't fire any better
than Tbeismann, aervina up a 21 •
yard touchdown interception return
to Dennis Thurman with 2:SO left in
thepme.
The CoWboy1' victoil over their
haled Nation.al Footbel Conference
&stem OiviSton riva.I mapped a th~me loona streak to the
RcdU1ns.
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Monlrffl, 9', McGee, St Louis, t4, Cot·
ernen, SI. Louts, '3. S.ndt>ero. Chfaoo, '3
ltBl-f'erkar, Cfnct"nell, IOI , Mure>hv,
Attent•, fl. Herr. St Loots, 91, G Wiison
Ptlffeoetl>hle, 17. J Clerk. StLouls, 14
HIT~. SI LOUlt. llO. Gw .. M ,
S.n Oleoo, 1'3, Perl!. er. Clnclnnetl. 161
S.nc:t0«9, Cnlc•oo. tS9, Herr. SI LOU•'
IS7
OOUBL.Es-P•rker, Clnclnn•ll. 34.
Cru1, Houston. 31, G Wiiton, Plllledell>llfe,
31, Harr , Sr I.outs, 31, Wettecll. Montr .. 1.
31
TRIPL.ES--McGH, St Looft . 16.
S.Moet, PtT!ls°""'le, 11. Cotem."· SI Loult , 10. Raine\. MOtltrtal, 10, Garner
Hou,ton. I
HOME RUNs-Mure>nv, Allanre, l4
Gv«Twa, ~. J1, Parker Clncl"ne"
27. Certer. New York, 26, ScllmlOI, Ptllla
datl>lll•. 26.
STOLEN BASES-<oi.man, St Louil.
92, Reines, Montreal, S4, L-. c111c100.
44, Samutt. Ptlltedale>hfa . "· Rtdu• Clncln
natl, '3. S.ndber9. Clltceoo. '3
PITCHt ... G ( 11 OKltlonl l-f"ranco C1n
ctnnatl. 12·2. I.II. Gooden, New Vor1< 20·•
174, Henfllur, o.dewt. 14-l, 2.ll
Hewkl"'· Se" Olaoo, 17·S. 1.97, Wtldl. DMlen. 10-l, Ul
STRllCEOUTs-Goodtll. New York, 219,
Soto, Cincinna ti, 199, Rvan. Houston, 111,
\lelenl.,.._, ~. 112. Fer"ander, Ntw
York, ISO.
SAVEs-11. .. roon, MolllrHI, 33; Le
Smltll. Clltcaoo. 21, 0 Smllll HOU\ton. 72
Suiter A!lente 21. Gotl8M. S.n Dleoo 21
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SA T\JllOA Y'S GAM•S
Wft1
Nev.O.·Reno vs Cal State Fullet10tl el
S.nte Ana Bowl (I pm.)
LOf\9 8eadl Siert er Sen Otego Sl•te, n
San JOM Stele at Sl•rtfC!rd
Cettfornle vs. Oreoon State er Pont.no. n
Ntvede·LH \leoea el Fresno Stat• n
Ulall et Hewell, n
to.ho Stere er Po<ttel\d Stele
Norttl Oellole Stala e t Cet Poty ISL.0) ,.,
It.Oles WetnlnolOll Stet• •• ,.,,,one, n
Wetnl"910tl et llYU
Ora90n at CoioredO Air Force et Wyomlll9
T111u·EI Peao •• Color•do ,,.,.
Ez-Baron star Stevens
to start against Vols
LOS ANGELES (AP) -UCLA
quarterbeckJ Matt tevens and
Dtvtd N orrie will reverse their roles
Saturdar whco the Bruins face Teo·
nessec in their ~nd pme of the
1985 ooUcae footbell teason.
Stevens, a former Fountain Valley HiP.' siar who came off the bench to
guide UCLA to it1 27-24 uptet victory
over defendjna nauonal cham~on
Bnaham Youna last Saturda¥· wdl be
the starter when the Bnuns and
Volunt.cen 10 It it before a crowd of
more than 90,00011 Knoitville. Tenn.
"I thouaht Matt was impressive "°""1\1 on in relief." UCLA Coach Terry Donahue 11.id Monday at his
weekly mcctana Wllh rtponcn. "He
dJd orcc1sely what wt had v1suahu:d
"I felt that both of the Quarterbacks
did an excellent Job. I felt tbal David
had a more difficult ta k than Man in
st.aning the pm<'.
"I plan on rcversma the order this
week apinst Tennessee. havina Mau
take the more difficult role of start inf.
the pme and David playina in rehe .
I'm aoins to stay wnh the relief l1C1nd
of concept ... switch the order of the
rotation and siet how 1t aoei. Stt how I
Mee it"
.. J think that both players arc
mature -David's a fifth-year senior
and Matt's a founh·ycar j unior."
Dona.hue said "Both of them arc aood. 1ntclliacnt ,eople a nd rcahzc
lhe team 1s unsettled. NC1thct one of
lhcm hke! what's 101n1 on ··
--~
Prep F ootbllll
Coury Woode
MA TEA 0•1 fOOTaALL v .. , . ...,_.,..,
v-.~ ltS2-S1t1ra Muuaa u
1953-Steve MuuM u
1'St-Sre..,. Muu .. u
19SS-Sreve MuaMeu
1'$6-Stevt MusMau
1'57-0lcll Courv
19st-Okk Coury ltS~klt Courv
19'C>-01Ck Courv
1'6l-OtcX Courv
1962-0ldl Courv
IH.)--plck Courv
l~ldl Coury
1'6S-Olc:k Coury
19U-8ob WOOdt
1967-Bot> Wooelt
l,.._801> Woodt
1'69-Bot> Woods 191~1> Wood'
1971-Bot> Wood\
19n--6oo WOOds
197')-Ger y C er r
1'74---0arv Ce rr
197s--Garv Cerr
1976-WaYne cocnrun
1977-Wevne Cocllr""
1tn--wevne Coctlrun
19~evne Cocllrun
19'0-Weyne Cocllrun
1991-Weyne Cocllrun
1992-Wayne Cocllrun
190-Wevne Cocnrun
1916-<l'llJCk G•llO
·--4·•2
S-l ·l ,.4
•• 9-1-0
•• 12·0-0
•• 11·0·1
1•2 1 ••• 11·1·0
•• 11·1·0
•·2·1
• • 9·1· I
•• 9 I 0
1· I ••• 11·0-l
•• 11·1·0
4·3 2
~4
6·)
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7·2
7·2
3·S·1
6·2 I
6 l
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S·S
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TotelS m wl"'· 91 IOS"I 14 lies • CIF lllavotf 4tlllrV
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M41"k•IO St••• •• IOahO, n
Ea\larn Oregon at Montana Stalt
New Mexico e l N-Ma•lco Stare II
UC O•vlt e t Bolte Start . n
Eetlel'n Wet11111910tl at w~ Stare. n
1•0
Teme>te et Penn Stet•
Ouk• a t West Vlrolnle
Mervtal\d "'' Boston COl!e9e II Foat>oro
M8U
Navy er o.taware
Wesr..-n Mielllpen al Army
Watte Forest e r Bol lon Unlver\trv
COl9ate er Hotv Cron
lndl•ne. Pa at Lal'lloll
Amerb" lnrernarlona1 al Maine
Lafayt llt et New Heme>snlre
Bucknell e r Cerneote·MatlOn
Nor'tf\eett..-n at Conneatcut
SeuWI
UCLA er Tenneslff CCnen"4tl 1 ar 12 JO
Pm l
Bevtor a l Georgl•
Tuet A&M Y\ ... l.barT\6 •• Blrm·
lngllem,"
n
Soull'lt<" Mlu fu f POI al Auourn
Ru•oer• er Florio•
&owllno Gr-er Kenruoy
Murrev St•t• et ~Piii\ Siert, n
Arlla nMt "'' Mlsslssl1>1>I a t JKl!aon, n
SY••CUM •• MlsslHIPOI St•••. I\ LSU •I Norlll CerOllna
Geor11la Tech al Nortll Carotlna Sta re
VMI •• Vlr9tnle. n
Clemton et Vlr9lnla T K ii
Nor1olk Stele el Wllllam 1&. Merv
SW Tnas SI••• •• EH i Cuollne. n Ma'~''•• lttcnrnono. n Ohio V el Mar"'41M. n
Ot1re SleJe a l NE Louisia na n
MCN..W Stele a 1 NW Louisiana. l'I
SE Loulsle na al Central Ftorlde. "
SW Ldulsla ne et Loufllena T ec:ll. n
Wette<n ICe,,tucltY et A1>1>atacllla n Stere,
Newt>arrv a t FurrN1n
MorefleaO Sta re el James MadlM>n, n
Austin Pe.y e l T4tllneslff·Martln. n
Mldwftl
Notre Dame er Mtcnloen tCnannet 1 ••
1030 a m I ·
Arizona Stete et Mlcnlgen Srert
Wlcllfra St•lt 11 Minnesota, n
Norr~ttern at Mfn ourl
Piii er Of'llo Stele (Cnannal 13 et S Pm I
Loul•vllltl al l"dlana
Oralle al Iowa
Nor!fii<n llhnolt er Wlscon•ln
Ulall sre re e r Iowa Srate
venoert>ltt er IC•ntH
Nortnern 1owe er l(ansa• Stele
Pacific el Cenlfel M1Cnl9an
Cincinnati a t Youno•lown Slate. n
llllnoll State et SW Mltaourl Sratt n
lndtena Sla te el Eetlern llllnolt
Sou1nern llllnols e l llllnol\ n
Kent Ste le at Akron, ,.,
Mleml 0 at Bell State
Sau1tlwest
Norin TtJH Stell at Ql.tenome State n
M1am1 Fra a• Jt1c;e
Tulena al TCU n
T .. n Teen er TulH n
An98!0 Sta t• •• Wt\I TOH Start , n
Mln lu lppl Coll-al Mken"'' Start, n
Toes·Arlln111on et Sam Houston 5rare n
Prairie View A.&M er La mer n
AP too lO
tF•r\I otece votes 1n oare<1the~H
I Avt>urn C16t
, Oltl•hOma 1711
l Ftorlcla Il l
4 use t61
S Iowa ISi
6SMUC21
1 Ftorlde Sl•I• e OklahOma Stele
9 Of'lto Srara IOUCLA ___ .,.
II Penn tart
11 LSU
13 Not Dame
14 Ar nMt
1 S So II CarOll"•
16 B
17 Mar viand
It Net>relke
19 lllfnols
Racwd Ph l"Y't
I ·0-0 I Ill 2
0-0-0 1 116 I
1 0 0 974 s
I ·0·0 970 6
0·0·0 911 4
1·0·0 90I 3
2·0-0 7SS 11
1·0-0 741 16
9
20
19
20 AllDame 1 O·O 17S
011'180 recalvlno votes We.,.,111910tl Hit,
Well Vlr9lnta 10 ClamtOtl 37, Arliona Stare
33. Piii 20. Vlrol"te 1' Tt .. t 17. Tennn.Me
IS, Boston COi~ I~. Gaor11ta Teet\ 14, .-.w
Forat 13, Arl1011• ll ICel'IMS 11, H0talon t ,
Mld\111•" I. Gaor91• 7, Te .. , Cr.rlstle,., 1
Tuite 7, Taxes A&.M ), 8owtln9 GrMn 1,
EH i Cerolfna 2. Kentucli.v t Miami. Fla 2.
Oreoon I. WH,,111910tl State I
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!t MocMna v• Eot.on et 0re"99 Coaar
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Ettencla v\ Et Toro ti Mlu lon Vleio
Hlpll
trvllle 111 Ul\tveraltv ar lfvlne Hl9ll
S.nte AM •t N-porr Hart>ot
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CePi1treno V.-V ,., Footlllu er Tu111" Hl9f\ c .. rlloa Vl Cvoret\ et Wftltf" H19h
Oana Hiit. vt SOnore et Le Hat>re Mlcin
L• Quint• •"'· El OoreOo et ve .. ncla H'911 _.
Lot Alamho, v\ Lot Aml9ol at Gant
H'911
M.e911od• vs lta•• •I L• P•trna
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ltowi.nc:t v' Sunnv HIUl al Buen• Par• Hf9fl
S.nllaoo "" Ore~ er E1 Moo.na Hllltl S.venne e r Sen Clame!llt
Sa<vlre at COiton
Trov •• Garden Grovt
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Buena Park e l Laouna & .. en
Corona ., C•"YOll
Loera er Western
Sa" Dlaoo MorM et Ml\tlon VlelO
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Frev Reftelo CCWleoel l IO Time· I JO llS
HCONO ltACI!. I t 116 mllu
Queck'1 Bov (Pfncey> 1 40 4 ao Joo
Sllutlle Ona I Oomln9ue1) S IO 3 20
CM Seo 8oY (McCe rr0111 1 00
Time· 1 '3 31 S n OAIL y OOUaLI'. c 12 " 1>4110 113 IO
THMO RAC•. 6 lurton9s
LUCkY Room (Maze I 12 00 4 40 l 20
Melcnfp (Pinc.vi 2 IO 7 20
F!Mt Al (Slevenl) 110
Time· I 10 )1S
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l(een l(nfgnt CHawlevl 110 • 00 l 20
Rocli.v Reo CMcCarrOlll 3 IO loo Atlatlme t0oml"9utl) l 20
Time Ill IS
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Tricky Tur" (Steven'> 5 eo 3 60 2 60
S.man111a Sue 0 -41wlavl 14 00 6 IO
4 LOI of Affection Cs.otfu 9 IO
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U l!XACTA (1·41 0110 118100
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Miu lhnton !M41zal l IO 1 IO 2 40
Flamt>ovancy CStev4tllt) 6 20 l 20
T v Rfl lclual (McCarrOtll Joo
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TOl'\'lbOv B1Ut$ CCWt-J 60.cf 1740 10 60
Al's Helen l~k8'1 •60 440
L•l't Joy CMazaJ 9 20
T.,.,.. I 10 ltS
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Velleno George IOtteoal •• 40 10 00 • 60
MY Teme>re rlon (MCCerron) 5.40 l 60
Sa• Perk (Srevtn'I 5 to Time· 1 4'7 4/S
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Orange Cout DAIL y PILOflTueedl)', Septemblf 10. 1915 ....
Seah8.wks get
favorite's nod
in '85 opener
Woodbridge.Lions ·
also open seasons
Thursday night
Ocean View High's Seahawl" hope
10 gel a JUmp on a man-lulling
~hMule, Westm1nsltr finds itself
running up against a Valencla's
h1ghl y-1outed Ray Pallares and
Woodbndge Wlll be trying to take
advantage of a late coachingchango1
Laguna Hills as the non-league prep
football !.Cason unfolds Thursda)
nt&hl.
kickoff m eac h in'itance 1s at 7 30
Herc's a look at each.
Ocea.o Vlew n . ICeanedy
On a schedule wtUch includes
Fontana Gardena and St. Paul 1n the
next thr~ weeks Kennedy's Fighting
lnsh offer Ocean View's Seahawk.s a
rcla11,e breather tn 1he o pener at
Hun1inglon Beach High Thursda>
n1&h1
lhe lnsh ha"e one reiuming !>tarter
(linebacker tcve Kim) from a 2-7
squad Tim W1lwn, at 6-7, 270, offers
size tn the line. but the Seahawks
don't figure 10 be tnllmtdatcd b)
sheer size aga1ns1 anyone
Ocean \I 1cv. ·s defensive 1ntenor is
~tocked. including tack.Jes Pete
Tucker (6-5. 245) and Shawn Fleming
(6-5, 255)and no~guard Ken Siubcrt
(6-8, 260)
Ocean V1ev. ( oach Karl Gaytan
figures to u~ fullback Marc Ohm and
tailback Jefl Darltng. a 4 6 spnntcr 1n
the 40. a'i his pnmar) runnmg
weapons
Valencia n. We.imla•ter
Pallares ha'i been running wild for
Valencia High the past t"o years.
putting lhe t igers on lhc map under
Coach Mike Marrujo. rushing for
J,312 yards dunng his sophomore
and Junior scasom
Not blessed v.1th super ~11e or
speed. Palla~!> 1s a power runner and
Westmmstcr (oacb Jim O'Hara says
~·u find out qu1ck.l) wbetbcr his
hneb<tckcrs are ready for 1985
On the spot arc Juniors Todd
Weaver and Mark Smith, both n>
turning starter!>, and sophomore Ra>-
mond Smith, a 217-pound prospect
who wu the MVP on the sophomore
team m 1984 u a freshman
.. We'll gel a real good test nght
awa).'' says O'Hara. "We'll JUSt see
how good our 'backers are."
Westminster counters o ffensively
wuh Steve G ulle} al quarterback. a
converted comerback, and a d ouble-
look at ta.1lback -David Shellc} and
James Solley
IAIDD• HlJJ• n . Woodbr1f16e
Laguna Hills' Hav.ks have a ne"
coach m former Servile assistant Paul
Weinberger, who comes in late fol-
lowing Ed Adams· departure for an
admmmrauve assignment at El
Toro.
Wayne Helm 1<. Laguna Hills'
Quarterback on d lc~m wnh \Cf) httlo
e~penencc
Woodbndge o n the other hand. '' loaded with expencnle under War ..
nors Coach Gene No11
"We've got a good returning group
1n bolh area!.," sa)!. :-.1011
While lhe Hawks have one ne"
quarterback. lhe V. am ors have two
returning quarterbacks John
Yurlco' 1ch and Mall Cornwell
Woodbridg~ Invitational
lures top prep runners
September means football -but ll
also means cross country -and one
of the season's best comes early at
Woodbndge High 1n Irvine where the
fifth annual Woodbndge lnv1tauonal
1s set Saturday
Coach George \'anas of \\<ood-
bndge has over 1 S schools entered in
the da}-long extravaganza. which
bcg.insat 8 a.m wt th D1v1s1on I and II
schools. foll owed h\ the 01\ 1.,1n n 111
entncs at J p.m .
Thf' girls section 1nd udes what
amounts to four of the five besl
runners in the Cl F Southern Section.
according to last )'ear's umes. bul the~
had all be awart' of a sterling pack of
challengers.
<\mong the ('ntnes· Mountain
View's Trac' '-"1ll1ams. Newbun
Park's Mchssa Sutton, Woodbndge·~
~hem Smith anli :'-it'"-pon Harbor\
~1a~1e Hen!>On and Buffy Rabbitt. tn
.1dd1tion 10 Ir' inc's Trac} Wnglil
Edison's Nicole Rtt(ho1 and M1sswn
\ tCJo·s Moura Dal\
..\mong the bo)'s l:Ompetmg arc Jim
Olson ofln ine and Robbie Barno., of
L'nivers1t-.
Saugus 0 H1gh. w1\h the Sloncrock
twins (Darren and K.trk). u the
favonte 1n the boys com pell lion. Wl\b
Irvine M1ss1on-V1eJO. Tust10 a.od
"lewbu~ Par\.. heavyweights in gith
circles.
.. The girls' field 1\JUSt loaded ... sayi
Varva s.
~mong the D1v1~100 1 schools .uc
Woodbndge Costa Mesa. Lquna
&ach and Laauna Hills
Newport Harbor. Coro na del Mac.
Irvine Estancia. L'mvenst} and
Saugus att Dt' 1s1on II entnes. and amon~ the Dt' 1swn lll schools att
Edison. \fanna El To ro M 1s'i1o n
\ 1e10 and Nev. bur) Parl
It's spon!><>rrd b' the "lc.-v. port·
Ir. mt' chapttr ,,f Ro la!") lntcr-
nauonal. '4h11.h n•ll onh dona1~
S 1.0IJU lo lhl ~vodbndge (rQS.S
coun tf\ program. but abo enlms JO
people :,1 3<i<.1 ~1 1n the runn1n@. l•t ttK
m('et
Kings trade Evans. s ign Dionne
l~GLF\J.OOD 1.\Pl -The l \l'
\ngele'i King' haH: acquired \.enter
C.,lcn Cu ml· from the V. ash1ngton
< ap1taJs in e\t hange for left "mg
DarT)I hans. the :-.:auo nal Hode'
League team announced Monda\ ·
.\lso, the Kmgs ha' e aP!ed to
C\l<.'nd b' 1inc \l'.lt 1hc l nntrac:t ot 'itar
lenlt'r \1.irld D1o nnl' thl" ~HL's
thm1 .i ·time k·adtnl? j?nal 'i<:Orc:r
The t'\len\lnn mran .. Dionne v.ho
turned ~J la~t month, has thrt"e years
r<.'mamtng on his present contract
The nt'\\ 1"ritt• In f "'·,ul ~,h,tr· .... 11111 nr.tf lt'<I r\r,lppc>cl
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Scorr
Plan for
'what ifs'
Whal happens to the family-owned
business when the proprietor dies?
What if the proP.rietor and the key
employee arc killed ..in a common
IC(1dent? Who will have the authority
to operate the company? Will tbe
company be sold for less than its true
value in a forced sale?
Most small business owners arc
very occupied with the day-to-day
operations of the business.
Sorm time should be set aside to
plan for the sale or transfer of the
business in the event of the owner's
death.
Sit down with a scratch pad and list
a few "what ifs."
What if I die? What if I'm per·
manently disabled. physically or
mentally? What if I disappear while
on a fishing trip and cannot be fo und?
If something should happen 10 you.
how do you want your company
disposed or? -
Have you a fncndly competitor
with whom you could have a buy-sell
~ment to cover the contJngcn-
c1e ? Do you have relatives or friends
COMPLETE NYSE COMPOSITE TRANSACTIONS, B8
Irvine S&L profits where others fail
Irvine City Savings g~es from nothing -
to 36 million in assets in a year· s time
By JOY DEE ANTHONY
Dilllr ,... C:.. I $I 1 ....
Douiiu Weeks was a 14-ycar-old
messenger 6oy at a Michigan bank
when be jot .his first taste of the world
of high finance. 8efore he was out of
bis early-20s, he bad sold about SI 00
million worth of hfe insurance and
d1sabaJ11y coverage in two weeks.
Now he's t hief executi\fe officer of
Irvine City Savings. The savings and
loan assoc1at1on was started from
scratch a year ago and has been
quietly turning a profit for the past
two quarters in a competitive busi-
ness climate.
All over the country, anaJysts arc
exploring the rcaJ(>ns why so many
other institutions have failed.
Meanwhile, Weeks and hJS crew
watch their S&:L grow, pointing out
that the appeal of a small institution
serving local needs 1s something even
a big money center would have
difficulty challcnjing. Even if people
could do everything at a one-stop
shopping center, he said, "they might
not be convinced that they're Jetting
any of it competently." Specialization
is the key to satisfying customers, he
said.
. w ;~h $330,000 of a new million
dollar common stock ofTefjng already
sold, and assets of $36 million. he is
optimistic for the future. -
But it wasn't easy in the beginning.
When Irvine City Savings applied
for federal insurance of accounts
from what is the thrift equivalent of
the FDIC, "we found ounelvcs in the
middle of an unannounced mora-
tonum on approvals," Weeks said.
There was no formal recognition that
1hey weren't approving any new
~Vlngs and loans at the time, he S&Jd. have preferred," Weeks wd. If the
"but. in fact, they weren't." With authonues so dccree1 be notes, after
older Scftta· needing attention, the three ~ears 'the rcstn ction might be
whole process came to a halt. lifted. Ra&ht now, he calls 11 "the only
In the meantime, more severe impediment 10 being everything we
operating rcstnctioos were thrui.1 on can bt as soon as we can be 11." The
all newcomers.to the lhrif\ world. The other new restrictions, however. ·•we
!'Cl"!l•t<?rs decided no~ t~ appro~~ a.ny would have imposed on ourselves"
inslltullon that wasn t 1.0 ltne with anyway, he said .
theu view of what an Scftl ouaht to The approval for lrvme City Sav-
be," ~eeks said. According to l~c angscame 1hrou~t11n December 1983.
rc1ulat1ons, manr of those who did 'Doors opened tn June 1984. Before ~ot get approva could have. But that happened, area residents such as
what the regs say and what the Pele Rabbitt Edwin Meserve regulato~ do with. their regulations Michael McCJe
0
Jlan and others joined
arc two diffe~nt things., They became the board of directors .
less th~ subtle," be pou!ted out. The Senior Vice President Paul G u1so, ~b~le 1~ea was to pe~1t only th~ the original organizer of the thnft.
msUt!JllOns who were likely t<? av~1d said that despite the opinion of some ~c kind of pr~blems the old msutu-skeptics, he "felt intuitively" that the
lions were havm&: . . new institution would be a success. O ne new rcstnctton was the re-
quirement that the S&L maintain a
net worth ~ual to 1 percent of all
savings liabilities. Existing institu-
tions need only keep to a 3 percent net
worth.
Thal "inhibited our growth to an
even smaller pace than we would
But 10 spite of the rapid growth of
the city of Irvine, the good business
climate of Orange County, and the
thrift's loca1ion near a major inter-
section, the real secret to its success
lies deeper. Weeks said. "Our greatest
capital 1s our people," he said DoqluWeeb
Reagan's tax reform plan faces stormy path
legislative lcad~rs of~ partie~ the baclc:.ang it was hoped would live great
pro posal has failed to sttr e~thus1asm impetus 10 the push for overhauling
By CHET CURRIER ,,,...,.._.,.....
NEW YORK (AP) -It's bc<:om-
in& more and more apparent that
President Reagan's vaunted skills as a
salesman will be severely tested this
fall on the subject of tax reform.
Nobody expected the plan put
forward by his administration to sail
swiftly itnd smoothly through Con-
Es and into law. The power of the
'special interests" to object, obstruct
and delay was well known.
But according to pollsters and
among the general pubhc, whose the tax svstem .
In a typical readan~ the accounung
firm of Ernst & Whtnncy fou nd in a
(Pleue eee TAX/Ba)
knowledgeable enough 10 run your NHI YOlllt .... ) TaFrt IOOO 10 50 80l'd 614 NL SIOCil IU7 17 u Mui a.., 11 2' IU) GlllOl>o r ~Ykl ~~ I! businesswithwhomyOU COuldhavea -TIM .............. C•OClitlo 12.1112• COllllrl 601l NL Seiki 100 1.41 Mufu91 ol Of'Nl\9 !l.17 NL ~I .
buy-sen agreement? B lJ Jc ' i1 ~#~ ~c~r;rid i,t:u'• 'lit '~j1~ ~il_ji :~ is~~iuo 1·ff ,~ ~":" ';.~' t~N~ ~H':~/, ljHj~F ~~ £ri.~ ' . 4 None of us likes to plan for u oc s un w.re s ... "' ~r Dir uney Q Inc .91 24 U ~,:rsn I 1i ~o;r,. 10.n 1T . G , tlt Univ
something as unpleasant as dyina. ... ' 1~ ~ clm.~F1SJ NL F~ 1!°'~1 NL ::;,,1rv gtt ~~ ~ {}f. ~ R~~: ~1 2 Lt s·('~:frk F~ tJ!
But the planning is far better done by e~.,,.ecu ti• w.re r.ashiol .. s !WW ·= Aoriv In I'~ Frwn I ~ ~'1.•P , 1 J{ Ol~ tj•I Avie ~I~ Pu~" r II N ~,~~· 4 t·
you, the one who is know!cdgeable ~' ... I ,I, • .... r. I '": ~ ~'& r f er~f: I . a l~~~:~~rlfJio~ 1
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about the business. Planning dooe => ~ ~ 12. J ,.;.::r' ~It 39 H~ I" ~L • .. E , 1Vs 1iJ, ~~o .,,J ff i;.'fil 1J4 j~ I'll •fter the fact will probably be less , f: with a scnes of fashion shows, ~RP '"v". cor.;: Fund• ,.,,.,,, /d b 1~ II-20'" s.c NL ee1~ 11 •s ! ~o,o flt ~Oii b~~ favo~ble to your family. . fas~~:!~~:~~E:~~~~l;fu~~ scmmars and clinics. li,1: Jffi ~l
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Businesses tbatdepand ~nthcdaily Execu1ivc~nw1."whiclu:o.nunucs. The Executive Woman Persn-nal i~~i!r 1Hi ~E i' 11 ~ ~rtJ '!° ' I~~~ ·~~ .L "1,~EEI< !'ti ~~~ 1":~, :I w;~ w·b t!ii --jt'-n-purofthe-owncrs-expcn1se tmv~tlirou&h-SCpt. 22 in nine Southern Wardi06c Consultant Service wi ~ A~f~1ty· 't [ ~'.:.. h 14 lvvG111 14i L ol'Re t ti7 tl'inco 1T 1~ r~ ~tnnon
even greater concern. These buSt-California Bullock's stores. including available on an on-1oing basis. It is mr~ 'i~· °' 14~.sJ &~ I :.. mr:~','" Ufi ~ ll''(!~,, us 1~N~ Neif~ dnH~ fil:.,1e1 ~*44 't ~~" ~U ~t nesses start losing gross revenue South Coast p•---. being tested in rune Bullock's stores, 1 ~ 1 , v1e1 tl p~ a JP 1nco 1 ... ''°"' ·~-''-1 , 1 11 ~ Nt
almost immediately upon the The campai;;-was lt1ckcd off at a among them South Coast Plaza and A i IS·sl 1 , L ~~ f¥i : r,, 1i8' U: 1·~~Func113 11 NL "~::~:-11(~71Hl ~!· l :, If 0 l, '' F~ to
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absence. of the owner and arc often special reception in Los Angeles Bullock's Pasadena, Westwood, Ceo-~fCr.; F ttU ~t ~~ 11 11'13:... Iii: I~' lf-98 l4 1Z ~:.,~ ia; ~t Nr~lr.°F 90 1071 9:'"'~. "fi ~B ~~..::" ll ~t
more ~1fficull 10 sell because of the honoring 18 of the Southwest's lead-tury City, Beverly Center, Sherman Al~'~' cV F6 " f.°' l~ Jonn H•nc~~ ~Quf. ~Ui'ft u~10 9 lOISl~~.i'""'~" uJ
expcruse required ofa new owner. A ing executive women. Actor John Oalcs, Del Amo, Mission Valley (in ~yr~ '11! 'lt: Mr l ~t ufr. lfttt= ~ 1rn l~~! m t rttl ~t~:o 1~ I ~ ~? ~~
wnttenbuy·scllagrecmentcanhclp Forsythe and Bullock's cha1nnan SanDiego)andScottsda.le.(Ariz.). ~'II 11'.U 10•42 ~~·'il lU fH t>r1\' 'iHz t ~f.'~l. g1rl41~il ~rJ.0 u·,.li~_.w~ s~y ~t 8~v' ,.g~~'J
establish the business' va!ue for estate Allen Questrom presented the Among Bullock's Portfolio Award ~.j':i.Fu l ~, .. 1rn ~ms' ~&r:. F~ ~Oi NL i(!'uir::.vT 1 I II NL Ntr1r11:"' 1t m ~t a:c..f. l~~ \;~ u~~'~· Gr OU: SS 4 s.,
tax p~rposes and provide a ready women with a specially designed. o~nDeaners. are Orange County's Judith ~~rw 1£ NL ~un:i-,... ~NL F Omt. I Prm· NL K~ Ffdl:, ~I H=l~o u ~:;i,TF u;-i;· !llL or~I '2i NL
buyer tn the event of your untimely hmited-edition pin, The Portfolio Y1 "' 1006 .coFo 'I Fnc1T11 1•. NL tpcom s. 11 NL SFT Eat 1oos 10,. ,_ II i! absence. Award, created for Bullock's by Los Angeles winners arc: Romana A"~ C•ir ~· ~ I ~IYld 1 tit c.ro~ l I l ~~ 1 NL ~~0 *"' ~
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BULLOCK'S FASHIONS .•. hompace84
survey of 2,SOO people lb.at lhc arcat
majonty-63 percent -want a new,
simpler tax code. But only 37 percent
s1ud they hked the one Reapn has put
forward.
Leading lawmakefl ranarna from Rep. Thomas P. O'Neill Jr., D-Mas~.
to Sen. Jesse Helms, R-N.C.. havt
said 10 recent days that the plan has
cn~endered little excitement.
• The people on the street -they
never mention it," said O'Neill.
Reported Helms: "I have not heard
one person 1n North Carolina men-
tion 1t except in a deprccaung way."
"T don't expect we will see at an its
final fonn this year," Helms added.
Apr.raising the outlook, the Value
Linc nvestment Survey. the nat1on's
laraest investment advisory servtce,
said: "We thank that tax reform
efforts will not result in the passage of
any lcgJslalion until 1987 at the
earliest
Esther Shapiro, btbcr W ht.ell and
Ruth Washingto n
From San Diego. Jacqueline
Pa11hemore M.D. and (;;ul Stoona
Gill
From R1 vcr\1de County F.l11alK"lh
W1lhams.
From Aniona Kathy Kolbe .rnd
Carolyn Walker
From Nevada: Judith r ord
"The provam has been de-
veloped," said Frank Doroff, Hull -
ock's senior. vice president, "'becau...c
Bullock's recogniLcs that the cit·
ecutivc woman has very ,pec1al
wardrobe needs and to assist her 1n
meeting them we have created th1~
service.
"The consultants are available to
meet pnvately with customers to
discuss their wardrobe need~ and
preferences with cons1dcrat1ons for
occupa11on. budget and personal
cxecuu vc: style The consultant will
make ~uuest1ons and will help the
(.U\tomer to \hop mort efficiently"
l he Exccu11ve Wo man Personal
Wardrobe ( onsultant wall be located
1n the Bulluc-k\ Ponfoho Depart-
ments rh1\ dej).'\rtmc:nt ha'I been also
de~J&ned lo facilitate '>hopping by
f<x.ui.tn& 1n on meH.hand1sc suitable
for career drc~~ang
. Dunns th1~ 1ntens1ve campaign.
hve fas hion \how~ featuring the latest
clothe\ for the C1te<:ut1 ve woman will
be held The South Coast Plaza show
will be <>n ~pt l 7 from 6· 30 to 7· 30 pm
Follow1ne the fashion shows. infor-
mal modeling will Lake place and
wardrobe con~ultants will ht" on hand
to answer an) questions
Beauty and make-up cl1n1cs will
"Passing ·the annual budget has
become so umc consuming that
Congress would probably have
trouble bnng.t,ng about ,uch a sweep.
ing change an the tax code an a s111glc
year.
Security Pacific to close
Catalina Island branch
"f ew 1n Washington now thank
the~·s any chance for passag<' 1n
1985, and an 1986 the elections will be
prominent on the minds o f those 10
Congress. We doubt that our rep.
rcsentatives will be inclined to offend
such broad swaths ofthearconstitucn-
cies in an election year, even if the
overall plan benefits th e. majonty of
them."
It may, in fact, look ltkc a ~ns1ble
idea to take some extra time to weigh
the consequences before embarking
on any drastic change 10 the tax rules.
Residents of Santa Catalina Island
wall have only one bank to go to when
Security Paci fi c National Bank shuts
down the branch 1t has operated here
for more than 66 years.
Secunt¥ Pacific spokeswoman
Mary Tngg said that the Avalon
branch will close Nov. 20 because its
potential fo r growth is limited and tt
would also ~ expensive to bnng 11
into lane w11h the bank'-, other
automated offi ce!>
The 2.500 accounts will be tran!>-
fe rred to a Long Beach branch, but
Tngg acknowkdged that the closing
may mean a lo~s of customers t0
Na uonal Bank ol Catalina.
The trouble is. the debate does not
take place in a vacuum. h create~
unccn.arnties for businesses and 1nd1-
v1duals trytng to plan for the future.
For that reason, Jonathan Frank.
Value Lan e's assistant research direc-
NEW YORK (AP) -The 1onowl119 llsl ~ shows ltte ver • IM -Counler stocks and warrants lttat have oone up lhe most and down ltte mosl baHd on percent of change tor Monday. No securllles trading below S2 or 1000 •s shares are Included.
lnltrTel ' lrvlneSnsr l~ramco un Pharmklnel ~eserPrec evonRsc harmatec
tor. suggests u might be beneficial at
the administration backed off for the
ttme being. perhaps turning the
question of tax reform over to a 1
bipartisan comm1ss1on like the one 1
that helped produce some maJor •
Nel and percentage changH are ttte dlHertnce between the previous closing price and Mondav's last or bid price
UPS
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"We thtnk the sooner the president f
pulls the plan off the table fo, ti
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• 24 hr. PhOne Answer '15 mo.
• Full-Service TRAVEL AGENCY
•copies 5¢
also be held to round out the proaram
The Bullock'~ exccuuvc woman
fa tuon show' will feature fa.II
fa h1ons from de<11&.nt'rs such as Anne
Klein l l. ( alvin Klein C ·1ass1tica11ons.
PetT) Elh!I Porttoho Tah.an Lmda ~llard tor Fllen Trac.> ()cbra
Kuchme. Carole l.Jule. K .. unu:I ;and
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Seminars for the CAc:1.ut1\c 'Woman
lire al~ slated to addtc:!I~ " '.anet~ ot
topics that arc espcctall~ 111intnl"~t10
the career woman 1 opt'-'> 1ndude
Shon cuts to Eleg;.1nt Lnten..un1n1i
Leadership· Method. Mag.tl or Mad·
ncn. SuperwomanThe Ju~ghng A1:1
Voluntecnsm What'' in 1l tor You
01r.covenng .l\rt tn Your ( ommum-
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Voice, Change Your Lafe . and v,.,
1b1lny. Cred1h1l1ty and Risk Tak1nK
OvER THE CouNTER
Orano9 Coast DAIL y PILOT /Tuesday September 10, 198! -
Kelly Tern pleton' s hair salon
celebrates 20th anniversa
1 he~·s a :?0th ann1vcr\3t) pan)
&Otng On IO ( O~l.I \.fr~. and I( ~ not
for .a J IJ6.S ~ teun.wn
It's for the hundred-. ul hutrdrl"\~·r'
and lhe possible 1houwnd' of lot.ti
'u~tomers "'ho h:nc hc•,·n .t'>'><x.1,11cd
With Kell\ r l"mplcton ' hatr ..a Ion
\lnlc:' II~ Ol)t"n1ng 20 )t'Jr\ dgo
\till operating from the' \Jmc
lcx allon on 17th 'ltrcl·t 1n < -0\ta "Ac'>a Kell~ held.an open hou\C.· on ~pt ~
Kell) attnbutt-\ h1' bu\1nn\ lon-
~ev1t} to hi\ ea:.y-gu1ng \l\·lt· and the
'alon's lncndh, relaxing l·n\1ro11
mt-nt that appcah to J broad rangt· 111
custumn'>. including mrn a\ well ,.,
women KellJ Templeton
Mailbox Rentals s7 mo.
Mlni-Storage 1 10~40 mQ. ·
FREE :
I e ct r o n i c I an g u a g e classes
Chinese, Russian, German , French
Spanish, ~d::.~WPORT=BLVD . ~_..._· -j ~!~~~,, l~ :~: 8~ 1 :!
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• Airport Shuttle ~,. !\,11ci~ T:l!J
• western Union • Film developing ~11 ~ ft' ~,, ~ 1:~~.
• Passport Photos '6" •tr.
650-1500 WORLDWIDE ..
• Lounge coach chartering
• Exec. Desk Space '1 50 mo
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Market suffers setback
NEW YORK (AP) -The stock market
suffered a broad setback in moderate trading
Tuesday.
Key market averages showed only moderate
losses, however.
A sizable portion of the decline c.nme m lhe
final hour, and reflected futures-related trading by
several brokerage houses. brokers satd.
The so-<:alled program trading is part of
complex strat~es the finns use to profit on the
difference in pnccs between vanous stock indexes
and futures contracts on those indexes.
In Tuesday's case, the brokel'1 bought lhe
futures contracts and s0ld many of the stocks
comprising the indexes in order to take advantage
of the spread in prices.
WHAT AMEX Orn WHAT NYSE Orn
NEW VORK (AP) S.. 10
AMEX LEADERS
GoLo QuoTE s
METAL S QuorEs
NEW YORK IAPl Seo. 10
NEW YORK (AP) -p,m, rt< end net change o h1• flftffn most active New York Stock Eicctlenoe Issues, trading 11a llon1llY 11
more then $1. N.me V.tume Last Ol9..
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Dow JoNES AVERAGES
NASDAQ SUMMARY
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OrlftOe Coest DAILY PILOT/TuMCSa_y. ~-101 1885 S1
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l1M•, 5 Di va. S6 OollaA. •AO.. mo • dlll'"I ,.uh. bt11 nu porhu11 of P•Hm,.n1 , tl'lundabk • Addioonal iu.. ma' be purc~d for I :! 00 u r h
• Prict!t mu•I ~ included in 11-11' ed •• n .... , oot •ppl~ I<• 1h .. r.-.1 ,. '''"· rl'mal "' ""'I' wanted duaficauone Of 1u1omobk! pmfil ovrr l :.!000
• <\v11l1bk onh In 1111~.itr JllUI~ •thrrtrvr "'°ll111«i merchtnct.e
Call 642-5678
DI AOUNll ~·.J.oC.rt!Ofj Dll~,INI. 'I ,,, i . "' ... ., Mrlft •"" ..,...... t1.1111 em
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llWNIT....... •y LAST' Newport ~hta 2 br 2 ba. 28R 1 bllh, $875. bltn1, Utff Pd. 8eicll W/patlo. no 38t 28a. oar. '''*· nt 1158. rn gwege,
Pltn II In VIiia Balboa. Two lalllea l1Jaa• 21H n , cs.n, lge lront room w/ w/crpt, prv patio, In pet1, Avall. 1mmeo. 5'()() Yrty S 1 1~. 87~912 °' 724 Jame. Sf. C.M .
rn11ter suit•. apac10U1 Winter Rental <4Br 386 .... a..tal bayvlew, lrplc, bltn1, 109 newer T rlplex RH c an bet noon &40-5341 754-1192 S.r 873-n a7
IMng roorn wlflr~~. Se p t -Juna • t"OO sar, trd.nr lnald Avll 957-2S651 Bua759-6"84 --......,. ....... St ........... p 1
I d • .. le--'-•'". I s 0 WMtside 2Br 1Ba New $825/Mo 1 8d Iba ~ •<V• "''' ........ en n-arge sun eek. ner 675--8888 or S73-8700 .-... M 1 , 1 4 0 I m o 2Br Apt UPttaln. gat1ge 2 . l>Cti, nlct aula. email dbl S 125/Mo mollveted A11um1ble --Fttl At .... Wltta 846-8402 pereon1 mu $550 tat crpt1. drp1 $840 tit. oar. CIOM to . 873--0708/ 875-3-002
financing $170,000 Wntr Rnll-Eteg 3Br, gdrn Ooaan cloee rental• 2brl 1111 1 NC ~8-tH5 · S650 depOalt. Water I quiet toe
MARIA BERCOVITZ or hme FP, 2 patios. 1tps Til£RENT S Q&I paid 548-2582 14IO Monrovta S70 SingtegerlQe 73t W LINDA TAGLIANETTI beh $875/mo 846-6333 w/upgrldel & gar 700't 2B rl81 oar new decor West.aide 3Br t'~Ba. patio, Tl&._., MJ. tMI '8ttl St No 5. Coeta
• Wldeet s.lectlon
e Up<tlled Deity
• Al~eu & Prioea
•Open 7 Deya 9am·7pm
675-8860 .........
1121,llO _ --=-~-='""'"""' Or Stop By
P e r I e c t f o r t h e u U I ltac~ 2141 2111 lnJtft lhll
descrlmlnatlng home-Balboa P81"11neula Fee
maker Gorgeoua kitchen N t on • oak cablnes. All bulltln• the n nd In No Laguna Sett E'alde neighborhood Expanded home. Huge Fully lurn 1nctudlng dlt-2Br, w/d Ncups, trg let·
master bedroom. c ome hes/linens Huge deck. tlCed reer yrd w/prlvacy eee this one. 546-2313 ample prJ('g, beaut vu $850/mo Call 842-3871
THE REAL
ESTAT&:RS
Winter rentel 1111 June 1, CHECK THESE!
S 1500/mo, 494-1838 or Low rent great value 2br
213/273-4226 basic bungalow bltln1 I rt hack 21H lelSYre petlo S510 at
C • I .. 1-· •lll-t111• tnaa t I •-r 1• • lk rom S700's 3br nr OCC crptd
IU-llll betr. Winter rental $650 decor applt nir Jae too • ur-2 1 3 / 2 5 5 • 0 8 5 4 or " llll 1411 2 131257. 7 7 O 5 or othera avell 539-6190
So of Hwy. newer lrg 675-'7659 Best Alty lee
home Trantferred. va-College PrX 3Br 2ba, pool. cant. Financing aveilable Charming cottage 2br, Reis req. S 1200/mo Incl
Appts call 7141875-1404 pvt beh area, s950 mo pool/yard leNlce. Call
63 (7 141842-33 15 or or 675-51 16191323_278 1 Joan 875-7896
0( lux 3br 2ba frplc se2<i1mo. No pell Mela 873 7787 dshw1hr 2 gar much S4~ 18711819)753--07 ,9 dlw. bftlM Kid• ott. no Bayrldee 29' eonOo. 1111).t · •
mot• SttOO at 539·6190 pe11 A vail lmmed loc wlupgtedet St350' G~E:Mtalde. ltt:KaQe
Best Alty t.. •Lrg 1Bdrm newly reoec S725/rno. M S-6648 Aaa for Lee M2·t405 Ii · w/el4ic Encl $85
-·--Oulet. pool, 1494 1884 But...... ... .... Eutbtufl Twnn.e Daituxe. -..-.-.. 88:----:-:--~'0'. -'""' 1 Monrov11 ~a.-0338 ••""" Off Lower half of sharp duplex 2BR 261. ct>tJG a: newly renovated 2Br '" lntab 14
_ •BR 2.,._ be Fireplace •2Br 18a nr Wllaon & washer dlapoeal Poreh 2',.,Ba.. frplc, dbl gar t D&JtH FREE RENT
winter rentel 1v111 Sec:>t Hrbr Nu cpt1, drpt, etc coin ·1no ry. garage =:,~ ~:r";~ With 1 Y981 ..... Full ter-
1 thru June '1 No pet• A\11 NOW1 S550 780-8862 S725/rno, ~5 1 Wey -">Pt only 875-00el vlee axacuUve eultea
1518 W Oceentront •STUNNING ~.g 1 & 39' **LO 2Br 28a. Watte to orl544-425e '9751mo Wt:Kd proceuing, Telex
Wayne, Agt. 846-8816 2B• Gerden Aot Poo4 bet\ 8alc ow $750 No Telefax Aecept Cont
RENT-LEASE OPTION S555 & $725 7t0 W 18th pets 780-;7131842•1539 FrM COlof TV to ,.,.._.. Rm1 Secty'I l(ltehetl &
Harbor Ridge Townhouae ss25 tBR. cteen. carpet. fOf thlt oory 2 bOml nr mt:Ke Comer MacArthuc
3Br 38a, den. 2 car gar-drpa, refrg, no pet• 724 3Br 311t8a. 3 Sty. 18r bCh $820 Avllt 9118 & Jarnboree ExecutlYe
age, tennis, pool. apa,... Jamet St ·D, 673-7787 w/pvt antr. Intercom, 845-0124 Row Inc 3901 Mec:At1hur
curlty s2500/mo Mary ---------W/D hkup, rornen tut>, 2 •WATERFRONT 20. eo.t Blvd Suite 21t, Newport
751•7884 '585-$745/Mo Lr t>eaut, trpicl. wet t>er 1111Ch lllpave11.ut1tap0 2Br.no _Beach. 152.1110
tBd & 2Bd al bit-ins, gar S 1350 m o Unheard of S800 3t>r frptc. Muat Me. 846-4152 p ell Older pref'd •mllTlftllfTll
nothln fancy but 11ep1-366 Avocado s7sotmo yrty 850-6145 1 MONTH FREE RENT
waves need rite tenant -• llllT ••J 1f1• HUNTINGTON CREEK U t Oovet Of Suite 14 539·6190 n-1 Alty t.. ,_ -• • APTS Lux1.1rlou1 1 & SPACIOUS APT Newport Beech 831-3651 """" 2Bd a f e~"-' 1 MILE TO OCEAN
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L $600 2BR, ldutt1 pref, rm1 " ew .... ,..ors tn•Hlfl retrg, no pet•. 731 w avl Starting $650 842-2357 572 Sq Ft $830/mo Ualarall~.. 2925 16th St #B. 673-7787 848-1613 btwn 9-5 only Veraalll• !Bdrm 3976 Birch. Newport
Only t Ml to bCll. beat area Plaza LocatlOn S725 Beach S.-t-5032 Agt Tow nhouse ' In Coate $820 Ealde lg 28d tBa, 1 .h1 831~HO •N 8 Office 81 o c air Mesa, 2bt , 1 ')Jba. garage. pool, pvt patio. 2 pers 0 H B 1 & 2 Br· super toe .,._ 545-473 l or ~5-0034 rn&Jt No pets 846-5137 units (213) 8&2-4595 °' Vitia Balboa New IUJrury port ate pvt entry, avail (714840.-2337 condo 2 nmr BR 2 be now St95 567~744
•-r. "1'7t DUPLEX 1Bd tba ea EASTSIOE 3Br tBa, new ..... Ill Hit $2 10,000 717 FERNLEAF •t•E WAITll crpts/paJnt. Lg yrd Sml _______ _
A,uta1at1 Ferailk .. S835tMo 2 Bd 2ba. frple, IU-.,. 1 •I Air oond 818/._.7;2NI ..... hll II T ... t encl gar. all bit-Ins Nr • ...._. ... , ... _ "'no Cent""' Detuxe otfloe w/recepllon
.. "'p~8fo eenTer .., ., l11t~ C111t •1111 area View central 10-lntral IOI lntral IOl2 840-8182 by Owner 47 yr old retired business pet a'< Utlls pd Grdnr iiiiiiii~iii:'iiinii;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; ------man rrom Wyoming tool\· S9751 ~5-8453 lalMI TIL IHT M2· 1IOI ITIS cation OH1ce equ1pt-H lllTI • 104.rt llWI DUPLEX·2Br tba ea Ing tor a home with boat I I • ••-SA_Af PCH S275 000 E-••t·'de 3B Gor,...,,.;-s I aa --All 2 Bdrm, 1 Bath unit• LIWIST P1J011 v-v • • slip tor 43 tt sailboat Wiii-.... "' .. ~-
L1ve wnere you nave _______ ...,_ ment1secretar1al sup
•Spec1aculer apts I. I. PUZ& AIU pOrt 100...so sq n •I
L 0 c a 18 d I I) s a n ........ 11 St•~ 521 Carnation By owner Ing to take care 01 home returblthed home with 1 Br cornpt furn down-&A'--f~ Bemardlno Assume ex· .,.. • 673-024f1¥ 673·1~1 while preparing boat 10 gun1te spa, new cpt, new stairs dplx W/d, grdn ct •'L-91: -=--
Isling llnanclng and Nl<*'J built 2 Bdrm ome lmiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiii•-sail around the world el/efythlng Avail lmmed yd S665 moyrty 675-0828 &PAI_.,,.
• 1 & 2Br, 1 & 28a suit• Lerge 18R t ba evall 9/ t8 9~/sq tt Wlll matcn an)
*Spac10Ua townhouM1 Gated comm pooll.apaa othef rate Call Mike
•Flreptaoee & tennlt Yeeny ie... 851-4550 or 966-1215
owe Lesa than 2 yrs old on an extra large lot Thia • ._IOUFFI Home needed from Dec 1 at S 1400/mo Call Duffy Ill •aa , _. '• Full price sno,ooo home on an extra large .._ 85 to July 1 86 lmpec-Riebe at Woodbrl/:lge Ma Ptaia ... 1 Uke Ore.nd newt All utlltlea *Private b elcontea or S~5 mo-to-mo $825 Garden patlot Call Pete 831· 12M co~·· t>est offices S42~s 1100 incl ulll AIC pkg.
janitor 2855 E Coast
Hwy 67>6900 anytime T r adition al
Realt y
63 1-7370
lot This home la located •YIEW• cable relerencea Call Realty 55l·3000 rnf1ont on Bel Penfn paid Pool. gar no pets
In a very desirable west-Rustic canyon side home 3071632-6823 days or E-slde attr 1Br Great toe 2BR 2b1 Nicefy lurn ~~~~ IBa ~: WIT ~f
sloe area Great opport· on huge lot. Lots ot wood 307-635-3591 ev/wknds Yrd grdr Wtr pd New Winter rental Oarao-301 AVOCADO 842 9850 1t3 Lighted tennn courts
unity tor the tst lime & used brick. A cozy 2 Ask for George Hain crp•. paint, prlv ent pkg. S 1000. 2131498-3388 I · •2 Swimming pools
bu'/9f. 846-7171 bdrm doll house with the $595 --A"AIWLI llW s --• _. 11•• posslbllity ol owner LIDO ISLE Beaut turn No pets 751-3898 Winter Ret1tel 2BR 1'be ' * tream1 & Pond• ..... --_ .. -
financing Just $349 000 3br 2ba, S2000/mo 675· Mesa Verde 3Br 28a, dplx. gar, 1/2 t>lk to ocn 1Br frig. range, laundry •Sorry. no pets WB<filiirm-.iiiiPV1-•b•a•k""1""1c_prlv.,iiili9nl 1st noor office on Coast
. 5068. 8 181792-7271 ev Clean Many extras 2 car ar bay No pets $625 mo j pool carport No pets *Furn!Shlngs evlll C M Mature. resp prof H wy Good s1gn1ng •TIE ILIFFI* (714) 673 4400 LIDO ISLE 2Br 2Ba.-dbl gar~e wtetect opnr, no 675,..142 818 793--0038 $S50/mo WHY NOT CALL P9fl0tl 557-9058 an 2 Jan1torill 1" cond g ,_.ts 1osotmo c:"" ,,,,,,5 ' 931 W 19t h St ~8--0•92 ample panung and ulll·
"FAMILY HOME" gar . w /d Winter .. ~ ~"""""" Ct t • I• •a 2 n•l1tl
THE REAL
ESTAT&:RS
S Mon thr Fri aft 4pm r 81 t Ir -BACH $510 & tBR $8W r Furn rm NB hm Pool Illes $750 per mo L;is~-~~~~~~-~e~~~~~ Ill& YllllMLllUl t t50tmo 615•41•3 Sat/Sun all day DESIGNElrs furnished PRVT patio. carport SUWlll YILUll M•111e 1n7·~~ 0~25tmo IAllll IULn
0 Sla,toO Villa Biiboa Condo Townhouse. Frplc & pool POOL, SPA quiet no pets ut inc ....-vii IU-'400
& airy ttered at S218K NeStled In a quiet cul .. a spacious, qulel. sngl lvl. Reason to move E-slde re-S 1195/mo 673--0896 TOP AREA Mei. Pines 15555 HunllnQton V•lllQe Fu-rn room-& bath, kite a (LH). Land avl at $34,000. ""' 2000 1 F 11 treat 2br basic bltlns · tr s • l~~~~~~~~-••-:.i•. Ot. H C This 5 bedroom ru~~ro2xBr 28a ~lam'·. wu/d". $575 539·6190 Best lee C11ta .... 2114 2650 HARLA 549-24"7 ~~~av.omn-h'"ot ~ec.. laundry prrv yng emp11: home boast a lormal din-~~ , "'' ...., " men walk to martne l•aian1 140-1 bJtt•tl Ing, custom pool and spa. i._________ retrlg. flp So lovely. Ju;st VIiia Balboa Condo 2Br Fully lurn 2BR Home lnl ll&lll IEW MPlO to McFadden, west on 1350 493-5•7• lntala -1~
Separate •OO sq tt bon s t• bring toothbrush (Dishes. 2 Ba w I o c ea n v 1 e w Duplex Clean & quiet 62 Beautlful Units -McFadden l'!P.l'!i!""'l'ft'--""'!P!"•~~~v
• llLUllHffl bulldlng suitable lor ~n c -=.-•• -.-.~ .. =-.... ---.~,~2-.. llnens Incl) Sunny lrg $1350/mo 660-0922 ~88 Cple, n/smkr 846-2323 enclosed garages 1Br lr'tiat . 2144 ltttla!':ttla JtM cob b to FC &Pf'J 2500 s I Custom lot. S265,000/olr office or recreation room , .. -......,, ...... ......,-.._ ____ ~ patio. Walk to bch • Fn '-..-. tBa S550tmo 2Br 2Ba ~ Very nice • on Blvd
Incl plant For down ply· Call to eee 5.S-2313 FHtastft lttH Ylew cornm pool Adlts. no Ftaatai1 rt hlC• ... t $875t mo 867 w 19th St TURTLE NOCk MIDGE Llllll IUll 649-2950 Of 649-20 t•
rnent owe calh plus w/cool breezes 3BR pets Agl 760-8617 Valley 2234 r ba winter rental. ~5-lH-0 Condo 2br 2'-tt>• den din --------
trades, cars etc Call 1 '1-ba. lamlly room S 16-00 lse Avail NOW• Elbow room ptuahl 21)( st~s to beh $850 ptmo 3Br 2Bal027 ValceniCa rm ate f/p 2 car auto gar Wkly rantala Low rll• •Ill Ill 11&1
759-0469 Own/Agt $139,900 Call Pat Cobb. lt•HI lehrektllt4 pool hm fprlc dbl gar Avall now 8 t8t840--09l9 No pets S725 mo Cell att 2 st~, pool. jac. tennia 1145 & Up/Wkly COlof
CULIUI IY IWlllt 675-2013 or ~6-23 13 Gtatral 2202 kids/pets $900 c ell Beachtrnt/Wlnter 2BRI 3pm 63t..at55 :rts l3-00mo 546-5921 TV, maid MMoe tree
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Vacant 4BR 2BA In nnett IHI Yr•• Pl•E 2BR 2BA, AI C Condo 539-6t90 Best Alty lee $900/mo Avail l\OW CLEAN-EASTStDE STU-....... a..c~ nn con.. heated pool & Janitorial air cono g
., ... Walle to achoolt , • L-·..... w/carport, near s c I t ltac~ 2241 548-9842 2131545-1384 010 $375 INCLS UTIL· l Br !Um 1"11 m IC Slept to OCMn l(ltd'l I amP'e ptRl"Q and 11111·
shopping. New carpet. _.,_ Plaza Front •rear vard .... DECORATORS ~autltul ITIES Call 548-8814 cess Ooeen ~ grdn. ~"!,',,.98.;A~ ~ ~.. ttl• S750 per mo paint. Over 1700 sq n Large quiet corner lot , Un<Mr priced 4br 2ba two tu c decic S950 4~-4652 _,,_..a ....,.., ,......,,_ Ull• UALn Poot tlze yard w/country . 3Bdrm, vaulted ce111ng1, Pets OK S695/mo stry w/pool too S700'a rn ondo on ttie water EastSlde 1Br small but . oar
V1ew Asaume new 30 yr ~· ? new crpts. COrf lrplC Credit check required r e n I I o Pt lo n t n I o St 795/mo 673--0896 cozy w/loll ol nat wood Wl9U l~l 21S2 MM Ml .m_ IU-4411
fixed FHA 111 of $85,000 Lowest priced in area Drtve by 2511 W 539-6190 Best Alty lee EJ1oeptlonal 1 bdrm • ., S465 No pets 990-2962 - -Wkly rentals now evell !~~~~~~~--·
S 13 1 000 0 I .. Sunflower "T -4, tnen I LOYely 2bt be apt w/pool S t40/wtc & up 2274 ,.._.. at 1t%. OWC 2nd TD · wnr ,..gf call Fred 63t-t286, Im· f.......1-t .a t>IOCtl to beaetl, wlnter/N9wfy dec;orated 2Br 18a & dlshwuher 290•1 ....,.8NO C M 546-7"6 .:.1 w/mln $15,000 dwn at Valerie 261-7653 nu "'/ only $550 mo 850-tl039 $575/mo NO PETS Call •tome •u 7t .. 1 ...... ,. •2,, 1 ....,.. ' ~ •• mediate 1v1ll1blllty, 28 2b 1:s d " ,.. • .. .,.,..,. c le •·• -11 12%. Rents In erea ..,50 YM·U·U lrriat l 4 P1tr1ck Tenore r a ""'yr . gar, gym, Nice lg 2 & 3Br Oplx after 3prn 831-8155 IU I Ill Llllf a.-.J u
+ · Excellent b uy •t A sharp decoretor perfect ~~nl~·:S:,'f~'t~;~· Across lrom bet\ $750 & I E·Slde 1Br Duplex. 1ge fed l!!J!!f ..... 211 3028 w Coast Hwy ,.._.. •OMO:lsnop Srorage•
St 29,500 Ownr/egt CdM hlllalde adultahome 411FlllllYllll pe $950 Wlnter 722-84 19 1 ytd.encldgar,comp·1y 1."2"'!T"1 28'fum VrtY I pon Beacn retrlg TV 254 sqtt&up reas C M
111,.9 ·9 4 2·3 5 5 1 or With I big pool and a llttle Immediately evallable 4 * *IEITAll* * OCEANFRO NT Deluwe remodel $695 38().-0491 6W71!'t~;""' No lee Birr $140· wll sgl nodeooeit C·2 541J.7249 832-4 1~
•·753-1853 Prln onlyl view. Two bdrm•. 2 baths bdrm. ~,_., bath, dining ... ~ .,._.,.,., I
• I I E I A • I E T 11 $335 000 rm. family rm. tlrei>laoe ,. CALL US REGARDING winter turn spotless quiet I E'slde 3BR 2ba duplex 1 5000 SQ tt Bu1101ng or
11 • · good location Only LANDLORDS/REALTORS IRVINE LEASES 675-46881615-9603 I Pvt wd beam Cells, gar 2Br2ba frple.D/W.nrocn 1Vac1dt1 I Super or A .. e C M 11&1.Ylll If Jiii I J!llrill()UI' t1~f S $159.995 Call P8lrlck Fast free tenant provldrs lnf1t 0.llt •11.... Ocea t 1• ·• kg W/D nkup, Dlwshr yard lower unit w pa110 ltalab 2ff7 650-2828 or 631-488.il Into 539 6 194 Best Rltv 11 "' n ron n m • no I a $975 3 3" .. 6 S9501mo Agt 673 9060 ll&L ESTATE IY Realtors, 675-Tenore 631· 1286 PROVEN RELIABLE ' lll· llOO pets $950 ut111ncrd. Win·, u1e1 6 1• .,.. _ • Aaneho Las l>etmu cc ,5000 Sq tt Bu11dmg ''
•• LTI llLLlll I I ~~i>. Turtle Rock 2Br Condo. ter 11161l5186 642-3837 I 'EXTRA NICE" LgtBr Apt Lido Isle lg 3Br 2Ba lrplt Rewrve Now' Designers 1 SuD3r o• A ve C M • a.. • . . 0"erlooks NB 2 •try 2br B I .A ...,." & 650 ""28 or 63, 4884 , •••• OE• GALL ..,. • ~ OCEANFRONTSnarp2Br, w/pool No pets $495 ay v ew. nr P••"" 1 11ome 3Br Oen 2Ba • :o • "' "ILU•HllA ' 2ba newer kltch gar & hlghlyupgraded,vlew.pl. garane No Pets 1875 1 646-3618 Alt330 renn Lse S1250Nopets S2400mo 720-3912 PlTllOI TUIH • _ _::.
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I ;~I~~-celllngs create a bright *"TIE WATllt* Large 3 Bdrm unit w/encl ~~:,n~:-'~a~~c ,!-~~~ 3Ba tastefully turnlShed ok 673-63361642-9666 2Ba choice area ~rpk; I Skart 2tll ll .. lltrial
rt .. r · · and airy atmosphere. A Spacious 1 Bdrrn .. lgh rl•• patio, S 1200 yrfy lrplc I 1 & ga Corn gar patio 1900 No pets 2 Bd 1 ... ... L 2920 ... " ..., 'ACllS •wn 559-8291 Avl mid Oct . n< ry r • lllTUT II 760-1713 or ~2-1539 rm .,.. nOV'9 In ag l 1111b super property for Shared Condo sec, sut>-prkng • " -------lort able for lamlly or · 1 Beach ..nttl ocea,., "~ '!!"1'!!'!!"""!11_.,.....,. ___ _
ownership with 2 muter Sltp av all A Beauty PltOP lll&IEIHT L11111 l i11tl 2252 adults No pets Avl Ill 2 Boi 2ea Condo W D I *Ill "•-11 W T* $450 mo 49' -2967 5000 SQ ti Bu1ld1n~ O"' It d I II - -J 86 S1•75 I nkp pool spa 2cargar _, S" A •• su es, an spec ous v-$250.000 6 t I Lido Park 714/lll·I 113 NEW lux spacious 2Br & une imo. utl 1 lrpl micro $975/mo Lu•ur10vs 2Br Apt •es• 2BR 2b• COM Mme to snr _,SQ.~~2~ Of ~~-488'"'
·-·---·-~'d r:~o~~th ~:~ep~a;:_ Dr Owner 675-3-007 •-J'--· l J • z•~ oen 2''>ba twnhM Frpk: ~ :~s~9~1 lur~a~~ 782 WESLEY AN BAV Oences S1•95 to 517q5 wlltl M or~ n-sm"• P101
fY _,. " Elegance abounds fux 3br sundeck. 2 car gar Stell ~ne 86 631•8569 • Beacn address wit,. a dltloned in a securt"'· 11••11• llllE -_. I II .._ wetbar pool/spa view, r a mo v ' I Tl l lllT 142 1IOJ A prest1g1ous lllewport $475 mo ~59--02!, Aa1t1aceatat1 3002
SP1RffUAL READINGS COLD Well
BANl(eRO bldg wltn community Cltarh llttt Tllt llt1t hae wood/glass design s 1 t95 2 t3145&-2912 WINTER RENTAL Spec· llSTAIT II sweeping Fairway Vista • 8111 10 t:>eh b.., on 811
pool Great assumeble Palatla( FRENCH COUN· plush landscape lrplc f 2255 tacular 3Br 2"t8a on the 5501mo 1 Bdl1Ba gar Ad1acent to Fasn1on OP•enz•so''"M3ob6r ,~~12~"~ Advice 1n 41 Matters 5
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financing or owner wlll TRY TUDOR rnore than $850 539-6 t90 Best lee wkt trtll sand nr 45fh St Decor-iory rrn els 10 shops stand Occupancy !or " " "
leue option S 186.000 elegant 5J00 sq ft. 11 So Baytront spacious Waterlront Exec Horne 8 I o r furn I s n I ng s 1923 POMONA October ~5tn Peta ea CdM SPlr 2b• &OI .. n
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finest location Wonder·
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'31·1400 $999,000111 Last of the boat sllp Agt 673-4062 ltWJlrl hadi t l'~Ba on sano nr •5111 St S5951mo Goll Course •CUTE 1Br tBa v••r
Harbor Ridge bargains Like new• St 150/mo • View Deck 2 Br I Ba S6001mo Pan vfllS C>O
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much more Pro·
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spa Price reduced to
Ctrtaa •el Mar 2222 block to beach or bay yrly S 1275, avall now Club Avail 1016 S775 Beaullf\JI 28r 2Ba & dtW'
2er/2ba spectacular ocn S 1250/mo_y~60-6509 ~5-6685 or 756-8020 mo vr ise 548-1936 ap1 End .g!r.'?8 $21Q5
view. patio. lrplc. 2 car 3Br 2Ba. lg tam rm & IMng lalMI Lrg 2Br 1Be clean upper 2 Br 2b• 11395 gar S 1550/mo 673-7 197 rm. 2 trplcs Many xtras Pt1iallll 2101 Unit No pets S595tmo • * 11 •• AY&IL * " -.es M ' Sngl partinl ' 2
6 Oii '"" t><.rt PIC S300 ~uiet non smk• !>69 ·505 3BR. 2ba. walk 10 beach. S 1500 No pets 631-0262 S400 dep 6• 1·9352 --
--1 BR, carport. new drps I Near South Coast Plaza 1Br $850 Sorry "'" pet ht beam ceils, sundeck BA Y~IDGE CONDO 2Br erpts 1 l'24 w Belbol 790-0919 ~~~~~~oo~~t3~~2~ark 'f!as~ ~ d!C:~gt~25;;' Blvd S600 mo 673-5198 ~~~/1~6 A:/>1!5D1~0 *WllTD lllTl&.I• HM 10 snr Baek Ba" "19
pool 'lOrH Doerd avail
1399.995 w/terrnsl Cell SO HIGtiYWAY Spacious
Petrick Tenore 631-t266 2Br. 2Ba house Charm-ing, apollHS Near new. lr.a~·-r · an 1men111es & many ex-lu• tras Cul·de-sac 2 blocks
to b each Yrly lse
S 1500/mo Agt 875-0088 hP!i"J!""ft!!~~~~l~l~ [)pix 3Br 2be D/W WID Imo IP rent S 1195/mo 11t & 1M1C
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rm1 lor"kng az furn Only
$17.995 Call 636-7870
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S700'1 or unique 3br Incl
loll kids/pe t $970
539·6190 Best Alty lee
C11ta •tu 2224 2BR fb1. 1\ll now. no pets
Lg beky1rd 2188 Charle
$825 mo. Agt 6'46·3827
2Br IBa, gar, no pets
2178 Placentia, Apt D
$825/rno 545· 7983
3Bdrm 2Ba Monucello
twntlme Wahr/dryr, gar, fanat frtll 1 patlO 1150 Agt 550-1015
2 Roils . c U 38r 2 be w11rp1c 2 c.r gar Xtt concS Inc: S 1i,6e0 ta% s 1000 mo 1~ utll
dn $178.500 497-e287 2223 Pactfle Ave
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$850 557 8083
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frp4, dbl gar S '200 mo m -m v or no.4355
BIG CANYON CONDO YRL y BALBOA PENIN POOL Patto lrplc X toe JBr 28a Ooeenfront S '5()(1
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Dbre rfg 2TVs.2car gar C.re11•11Mar 2722 ProoertyHovteS42 3850 dogs ci.an SJ6-0'n1 Cat lljo •a, "3-0:'•<
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greet1beltlvlew. partly 763 w t9th or 67~ 2417 Rarten Mrl>. Fut ~
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for L .... 38r 3Ba 2 car ocean• Cute 2 Bdrm un1t I 2BR wigar +.lew erpt1. b i.... n, •1 '" •r'• I Id~ S378 mo 67~~2, lost am1 t>eoge ti•~~ ""
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frplc gourmet ketch & lots of privacy $1075 836~t20 Cell t-5PM wtd pool tac $4-00 2"" REWA~D to'"'" :it haw•
539-8190 Sett Atty tee pe< mo Cell MeryAnn j 667 v1e1or11 1 1635 t>oh 7~4 845-S578 ~ 14",tl"'~' .. 11._1 • ,
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Montego N-crpt & •-w ent • Mlectlon of weat 1 • ,. l st vear \ r11nt Condo, S325 mo lndel• 60 06• !o
p 1 1 n t S 1 6 o o / m o CM ta •na 2124 11v1ng? We can oftet any-utll 552·4223 SCR AM LETS
658-8525 Dy, ~~·8 190 2Br 1'%L StUdlO encl thing from a email apt to IURNISH£0 or Prof ,.,,, a... 25 to lhr r\ •
e Newport Stlof• house arlQe $7()()/mo 2025 a 48d h• If IOOl!I~ in l)NfURNISH£ 0 2br conqo In N B 1380 lNSW£RS
3BR 2ba frplc. gar S 1200 j omont 846-4559 CM NB.or H8 think o vs mo~ u11t· 831-6'418 "
mo ..... 850-8839 _ flrtt !Of that choice 01 flT•U
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Christine (S.rl 499-3400 DAllTMlllTI ~d CIMn "'""'' 77'().~~ 4F'RA10
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tut P•Mlng all known o: • wortc well wt h • Abllf"' to tuna min. package fnc:tudlng deni.I a recommend action u v11e1 ~-Gd PllY -t & premium•. Real Eatate Loana 271>e Ha.rbOr Blvd. C M • lll·ll20 oonwntlonal exerc1.... a to t ., 40'wPM & vltlon covwaoe. 11 you neo41SNry. You poe.... comm 67~7080 mao. • Xlnt ver!MI a com-·-·-a (See Ad for Fltnet1 Stv· otheira •Strong W!'bal l written would lll<e mofe lnfOr· knowledge of oonaumer munlcatlon alcllll P--SECRETARY FfT. NB tna °'*' 10..S. Sun 12-5
dloe Sette) Tul11on ,. Send rt1Ume Attn: LIN communication alcllla. matlon call S*'IO'lnel. •• credit oollectlon S)(ectloe OllTlllll IUYlll • Muat be oon10lenelou• Pl•S• Firm. 1:cf1no &O wpm, 10 Loe SP"d OuMtl Dryer
bettd tor Quallfled. lft. Smith, to; Ba.nklng exnar.11 f'~r..,. 975-5400 eoe ' S)(octdurea •• well .. OLDI PW TWI 'attentive to detall•. Sharp penon w/uper In key, M . Ina. a plul. Sell .. 220 ttkup 4 Cyde'
duded Alrface "*" l thl: ..... -TECH CAN r.d•glng & PfOCM•J. starter. Beth 951-2090 w~• iclnt. seo. 080 ~--a•1on1'. F,., anpt llAlll llUT for th s pot!tlon ax.I-Clerloal famlllarlty with (:oflec11on TM Dally Piiot hu Im· Al a ~ In oulr 1r""" oomm-elal & r • SECAET"RY·LEG"L 7'"'"·'"1"" ~·"""' ' "" ..... mum .. 1ary wtfl not ex-FU ., ••it lawa. This poaltlon re-lnaurance .....,..1. you w ti ... ... ... .. ..,. .. .., call Ma. Hurlaon. IAILY Pl.IT oeed S20 000 p/yt and ~ quires xlnt verbal& writ· mediate opening for Cu•· be reaponalble tor. dent111otn1 tor Newport Perm P/'f MOretary for __
714/7S0..7115 P.1,ln1llO wlllbebaled'airletlyon The Federal Otposit In· tentkllli.Provlousbank· tome<51ee Clerk to •Varlflcatlonol Beach firm. Mutt be NB Atty. Nd miture, Mlcrow1ve.Ouuar.Large h..a-~ •tt4 htt • 0 121•1 I & lducatlon aurance COl'p hN lour Ing or llnanoe expet a wexk our buey Clrciula· lnauranoe on all rHI capable ol creating caah take·ch,rge lndlv. gd 600 watt• w/Tamp. Probe,
-,. I II, •• & ~~~ •6~· offer• a grMi OP«1lng1 tor Ille clerlca plus. Salary will not ex-tlon artment. Must be Mtate loan• flows l working wflh d.. typing. Prefer aome Leoal Dlgltal Tlmet. t yr old. IU.llll••na beneflta" · k lnetud-To qualify you mutt have eeed s l9,000. p/yr depe!\ able 1nd able to •Piecing comprenenllve ve1oper1. Salary com· axp 875-4271 $175(waeS300). ~0-750e
.. llllY. llWI 1 """-tapacl & v•l"''on/ .... k' 2 yra •=.In n11~. sort· Pie-•• ~d your tee4.lme handle tteavy phonH llablll~ lneurance on men wtexper Poattlon ,... 1 a•tl "" ..,..., .. .... • I " kl ., tor ....., '""' I h """•••nt 1·1~ ..... ~ 1m-:... Health.Ins. lncld •aoan••y -• • 111 -.. ., If 1 Hk "Cl ,. Ci no 1 ma to F.D l.C., attn: Peraon-w 1 a.,._.., "'"""''"".. F.0.1. . owned property """" --Hlah Proflta .• Local Area AIDE F ll~n Teacl\et In •· I you ~ 9 ol ~mentatlon. flrJ*. nel p O Box 7649 ~-vOloe 20 Houri p!W98tl • Review of prQC>erty for 850-5850 Pan time Houra lle.xlb... I w 1 exp
Witt Ttaln. Part Time whslc~ Few 64~2;;r1'd "'°r~ \n ormat on,~ In a bank'• note dec:>t. I•• p 0'r t e e 11 0 h ' c 8 Monday • Frld1y Ca.II adequate oover11ge
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Ho Etnpioy9ea. No ' 1 .mo ~;s-54&,8 re~en n pl\la TM F.D.l.C olftfl a 92858-744549 EOE 642~21 tor appt Aak e Malnta.lntng ttcillet•. "'n.,, • llelprut. 831·2499 monitor stand, joy •tick,
OWl'hetd. No Selttno Allll&L lllm&L · great benefltt packege --tor Tracey In 1 C1.lffent atatua PIT. temp. f0t vacation re-2 dlac drives, eoh ware, 2
Greet Tax Benefit• F I ' "LL D ti ... 1111111-fnetudlng Dental & Vlllof'I 11111 nm11 IT • p, ....... tlon Of monthly lief. Matufe, non-1moker llOIOAIY PAIT Tiii pr I nt e,.. s I 2 0 0 Mr. WOlfet (71-4)838-se20 furon' •tt.m,• ... :,.. • .. ,u .. ~~r' --cover1ge Pi.... call Fut bre1kl11t Cook. I /FLlll r.p;t1. Al, 752-7903 tor large national firm In 642·8728
,,,_,. ..., """ Full & PfT, Lotue Room. pereonnel. EOE EJtp'd. Start lmmedl Park Pttlme. nd good driving • Computer Input ~port Center Houra b---=-----.>r::0,,. BE~ BAR-Lo1ua Room. 7S4-139e ~~~ fJ~85~darna ave. 975-5400 Ave Cale. 50t Partc Ave, rcll. NB 833· 1887 M-F Candldatea must have ap-lloaTllllST neootlabte Aalt lor Jen, FrH It TH ).~8 •• A~~!_A ..... By ~· APAllWIT IAlllD OlDMlllll BalbOI Island 875-286fi llL-Y n1111 proprlate experience Front oltlee eppearance 64-4-4242 Ol'I ttten•. • •
..,.,... -.. ~.~ 2 nl ,.~ M N IUT ·----ex 873-3830 nir.R B kl I n1wa Maxi ror t>oay olf~ near John --- -blk/wht. tlgerstrtpe. Mlllt.. bua. 754-9955, 1 U ts ........ ta eea. 0 _..._.. Newport Oavelopment a WANTED FutHlme. Call an no 1 a""" · • Wayne Airport Pteuan1 UOlnUY Male.Fem 844•5484 tiolne642-5934 pets. Experiencect. Mml-needs Sub-ContrectOfa In Bulldl Co kx*I"" for __,,, 281-1881 mum aa.lary la $18,000 .. Qhonevolee LiQhltyplog W d P ooeNI"" Genetal
retired 8SS-0885 all lfNS ol repel( Min. 5 no · .. ., --. pt yr The FDIC 0"9<1 a FIT ca.i Poll lf.4 l-0!1 l_. o°'ff•~-.r for amall Nortl\ N.B. late1 .... t ~1 exp w/toot• & tranac> help 752-0153 Full or part time. Some Hn&L lfflOE great benefits package, ...., 1--~---=~--:--:--:-
0tprtuJtin Mll &nnr• ltmnl 84&-4-494 Olllll&l exper nee:. G~~~k-ll&UIR TIUTllOT rnc:1ud1ng Dental & v1110n llHEPTINllT ~~u~:~:."~~f:'::. L~:. ~~ :d~;ee~ -.o.-~~ii!iiiii-.;;;;....;,;;,-.10 C. Co. hatl)09. fOttlgu ......... /Um P/T Knowledgeable In '':°:'"~ron$i!'r n:: --.Uwaa coveraoe. If you would PART TIME w"kenda Con1ctenc1ou1 delall good home. 548-9050/eve ....... PUTlll stations In local area. $4. IUirlUlll medical 848-7853 • u en s. I y •all. -·-llke more Information, A.E otflce In Newpof1 oriented. Mlf-motlvattd r 'ta "'S mlllS se p/l\r 645-5760 alt 2pm tor N.B. Law Arm Muat group · w/exper Benefits ava,I. Highly qulllfled In •rcpt pi.ue call personnel, at Center. Ideal for atudent lndlv 497_._.37 UaJ re 6 have law olf~ exper OLDI nPllT Apply In person Ruby 1 scheduling, pr act ce 975-5400 EOE Call Carot van Rlpet Mon lftiiiiiiiii'wlP."ll"ll!'ft-1'!'9P.
Builder hu Turtle Aoek llTI Tiil lllYIOl s2000. mo. + exper. Entry •--', small ofc In Diner. "l Balboa Pier, promotion &. eollectlone ""'"' EOE IEOn/OLIR••• CUSTOM LOT •• d ..,...., B lbO lllllLWlll thru Fri. 644-""""· ._ M"TCHING CH"IA. • n and light rec:>alrs. Newi><>r1 bonu•. 833·3 t07 c M Min 45 wpm. Gd a a needed fex a quallty prac-" " flnanclal partne for c 3000 E ,. ... ~ • Part time position tor Both $125. r Tire tr, · ...,...., work'g cond 558-0070 COSMETOLOGIST Aast. lice In NB 11 your re Pttlme AM 557--6020 llllEnlllllT energetic person with ~s. t883 con11/perm loin. Call Hwy, Cexona del Mar. CAl'T Fiii TUT t07 Main St. BalbOa. se1rchlng lor a take for exciting position In a good typing lkllls & gen-1--------=-=
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-0336 CHILD CARE. Responelble llllT .tllT 67S-6412 cl\arge position that wm lfTOID 1&1&10 orowlng 111.B. Travel Co. eral ottlce knowledge. 8' Sola, "°'., deelgn S 1&0.
I 2 II I I I Ollll nPllT develop your growth respon. Fashion 111/N.B. Sense of humor a mustl Hours llexlble. Salaru 4' sofa $100. Bell/Howell •te;;WaalN SllO pemyraon1r .. °'ines~aomger.s n5 to aultt In typing, llllng potential call.: 844-0032 r"taurant. Hrs8am·2pm c111759•1691 , -• " llMllOlll T wlc af F based on quallflcat1on1. tape deci<, auto-reverae, ; ANT TO BE X dystwk. Dy 261-2447. end other cler ca dullM. COlllELOIS Sl600 to llart If quallfled. Mon.Fri. or appt. alt Send reaume or apply In auto-load S50. 541)..1326
NANNY? Need loving Eve 854-714 t llU IY Typing 80 wpm req. Own Patt time carrier counsel· EASY ASSEMBLY WORKI 3pm. 640"6390 11101-" /SEO P /T person, 1733 Monrovia B-"rm Furn. On s'-e .. _... car • muet. Cau Judy, S RE Off! llt tvpln ...... u ......, c.re for my 19 mo. old In ors wantld Help bOya $600. per 100. Guaran-Laine.,. larffHr m ce. e ., g, Ave, Suite 0, Co&ta w/hdbrd, 9 drwr dr&IMf
my home. Janette, Binklno TEUP•EI 842-4321• OJCJ. 316 for and glrle sollclt new teed Payment. No Ex· Eng. speaking & exprd phonee SS/Hr 10·3 Mesa, Ca. 92827 & mirror. 1 nlteatand. ~8344 ex 722-1307 llHn &SlllT&IT appt. subscriptions on their pertenoe/No aa.1 ... 0.. SaletY open. F/tlme. 673-5410 Ask for Ken Pecan wood. Excel. c:on· * Worklno father L .. lll&Till PIT or FIT. Choice ol ~Y~IT papet routes. Must enjoy tails send Mll-addrMted 845~4635 btwn 9am to llOPT/TYPIST "'artlltlm•e.•smat/Sllun&AI. 1•hrs. dltlon $600, 645-975t w/ctllldren ndl mature nllllltll !\ours Is yours. Call T. H -,..., wexklng with 10-13 yr stamped envelope: ELAN noon ex 1-3pm lex Nancy New rt Ct La Ole r " 11 1 s1 1 Associates Tel•· •330 W.BaySt. otds.Eartyevenlnghours VIT AL -903 , 3 418 po r w · grave yard & day shift• lllYFllllTlll
worMn to ve n, room. A setf·slane< 10 81 st n mark~llng, 953--6670 Co•ta Mesa, Ca wcxtl days/ flexible hrs. Ente<prlae Rd, Fl. Pierce, UG. VIO&TJll'L •IE some leoal e.xp pref Sil avall. $4.25 p/hr. Job loc LES 9S7-8133
brd 1 salary. Lv msg the development & con-Commission only. Fl. 33482 12231 Chepman Ave, Gar· commen w/exper Call 0 C Alrpc>rt area C.~J---------
951-7422 Dtane ~~101:;~:•:~ OUPllTlll OUllTYPllT CallBruceErnsJey denGrove971·SS17 Luls.,840-8900 839·1410~msg King size Wate<bed. xlnl
ADVERTISING Needs to Independently Eicpetlenced preferred, N.B Synagogue 1Mk1 642"4321 ext. 206 EmlPIDEll LIFEGUARD (certified) IElllVATllltST Alli llOUltO ~~~d•tie;•1so&o com6~cf
researctl & control of S8/hour 631"5424 up FfT cleril typ11t for 1~~~!!'.rl~'°$..~~ S5.00/hr 10am-6pm. Call Full Time AeeervatlonlSI Pro!. Smog uc M9ch. Effe-250-4S71 or 494--8613
ARTIST t>odget lex owned Real OAlllll/OIST. IUV. small friendly office. JClnt ~ ~ starter 8"6-7653 Byron or Biii 8"5--0550 for Private Club In ~-clent all phasea. all Kl"" Size Water .. __. w/• Estate properties Need• 2 Opening•. Full & Part typlno. pt1onelklll1 req'd. _, r-• port Beac;h Data Entry a makes. 50150 split or ... """' ..
to independently re-llme. Exp. pref. ApPly In Call 673..a348 fLllllT /W.t UIAllll (llLllF) plus but not estenlla.I s30 000 comm Also poster oak frame &
search & compile data. person Kerm Alma Hird· Pltlme/counter ..,_ S)(efef retired persons for Wiii train. Call 675-0900 Is I a nd At I en .d ants hdbrd, S200 675-8109
Growing dally newspape< You'll also be responsltMe ware 2666 Harbor Bl C M I •1 p•1 • Npt Betl. 833-1887 Mini-Storage sites, In IAUIEIEIT l'eeded 873-3320 Loveeeat/bed. dk/bl1.1 on tM Orange Cout for establlsl\tng tickler & · II y I I I Santa Ana, Huntl""ton ..._... I -ti pro-... T no wllloral design S100 ,...,..., m_.na ve. llllng sySteme for the CllT. lllSUAllU ••••••• •••• • *...._.* Beach, Costa Meta IPPllTllITT S A IEIY Matching 1' sofa free duct.Ive. layout lrtlst who budget department. 12231 C .. •"'""•n A--. Gar-• • ._.__...__... to run errand• areas. Office, bkk"", & underltandsme<ctlandls-•Minimum 2 yeara ballll.· ...__ G""""'ro--··· 97• ·;"-t7 • • ~. llg .. t 0 __ •• ~.... 1..._.none ex---n;;'prut EL PASO CANTINA Store In CdM need• Sales w/purchase. 548-9908 I to .. _lg _...__Isl"" """' ""' ~ """ " """" '""" ....., ....... Is seeklno exp. motlv1ted P0<eon. FfT. S Da~. Xlnt C no. ..,.. n ...,.,..,., .. ., Ing experience In a note • • From 10-3PM, Mon-Frl. Wiii train Part time woo 9"ef'getlc lndlvlduals for wortclnn conda Eipec:lalty lrllt Sain for • variety of clients dept Of loan dec:>t I ClEIUOAL • AALLEOTll w•ll'W'R• • S5/hour + mileage. Mutt ca II 7 5 1. 130 0 0 r ... -
Our dl9crlmln1t1no mar-•Must be coneclentloue l Busy Newport 86ach • '"' All 15 • have preMntable car S57-3700 for appllc:atlon Mgr~lnoPg ~rbu:.1:~~a~~n1 fine ctlefltele. 675· t010 Baal. hack 1140
ket demands Quallty and attentive 10 detail. Insurance office has • • Call Fred .63)-1288 chain. XJnt salery, benefits ltl41t .. .lt~/Tlter IEIT&llUT PUllll atyle. • Strong verbal & written I Im--.. 0....,.lng for 1 full •. Part time opening lo Laguna Beach •. Medical M F 3 7 • .. h
1eat1on lklll• """' ,....... Ea •6 00 b f IEIEUl IFFIOE UI Alll/PILEI program. Call for ai>Pll· thru 10 pm. ~ r. *LIT SAU* Newspaper production commun 1 111 · time clerk typist. Outlet e area. ro up to • · per our or e • • cation or send resume to Must have car 850·1400 S 1 1
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5 knowledge helplUI. Ablll-• Expetlence n 1 no. wllt Include all types ol e collecting for monthly 1ub1cription1. • Part time. 9am·1pm dally, Mon-Fri 9-6. lull time In Pegoy Ptayan 1351 W --Ue~ ..... R".:.:,1_"' ..,,ulpt·. Small
ty to work under dead· sorting & gattierlng In-gen. office clerical duties. e E . f d b e general office, II typing, Nwpt Bch. Good working Sepylveda Bl Torran<ie nLf •••"I ....., .... -... lfnes a must. Prior news-lormatlon Is a must Exp. pref. but will con-• xperience pre erre ut not re-• phonea. Coal a Meaa cond. & benefits. Rick or · . ·-.... wares !<urn antqs &
paper exper an advan-•Good typlno skllls. sider aggressive. am-e quired. Must be a l )ea.at 18 years old. e 860-0474 AMnda. 648-0216 CA 9050t <213) 530-8791 Yll+Ylll Pllll much · morel' Moochles
tage Potltlonlslulltlme. For more Information bttlouslndll/ldual.Full • Call 10 AM · 4 PM . Mr. Kirkland. • UllOITTll MOTHER'S HELPER Retail =1111$ Restaurani . 101 4 2 ~me~:'r~tl~•·w11~a1:~~ ~ie,,~s:i (~~l~)~?s~;~er-coC~~i~~~!~ager : 642-4321, Eiit. 207. : G:~=~ ~~~:1t1~"lem~~ 2~~~S ~~~~~ Hrs flex NATU~ALLEf-ltHIONS· E:o'Xuse's849f.~~~1 plus -~=~~:;~:: I 11
petlence. Inquiries and Little Miii Mutlet tat on a 9ss.9033 btween l-4 30 •. OllOIUTIH IEPT. : stylist Confidence In II you would llke 10 jOln • Beautiful hand· -mad• re1ume1 to Steve Tullet along came • •• -1-• • k V b Motorcycle Mecl\anlea growing company & are 0 "' Hough, Art Director. aplder ·and read In the ._.. , 1rM1 • ... 2 ... 21 EH • your wor ery uay e•-We train Call Fred 11 111 •nNlllTll/ ullt.a lrom Tll'n. & Ark
Dally Piiot, P.0 Sox Dal'ly Piiot C1as1lfled .... • ~ .... • clualve men's salon In eves at 492-7753 rax:lon; ~~ ~: PASn ,, &INT $195-$425 720-3912
1560, Cotta Mesa. Ca MCtlon aboUt Miu Mui· Company paid benefits tor e e ~1c~~'at B::.:~sJ~ NEWPORT DOMESTICS & Fexest Ave, Lag. Sch. Full • Fa.n S 1S. TV $200. Slerec
92626 tefa Tulfet and t>ouoht It Gener-el Office Clef1( who e ORANGE COAST DAILY PILOT e 759..a 138 Iv msg Janltorlal Ser'llee AoencY l part time positions lmmedllle opening tor S tOO Vac S50 Coftw
tor H 95 You can Mii can accurately type e 330 w e..y s1.-. eo.11 .,._,CA t2e27 e 11 In need ol. Retell ex.pet tYPMetter. Must table S25 4 cha.Ira & ··-OIAIT your tuffet and Iota of 55wpm l II tooklno fex • AH EOUAl OPPORTUNITY EMPlOVEA • WI must I ·. EM p L 0 y MEN T •••TEI PUSH have l\ave mark-up table S50 642-7229 IAILY Pl.IT other things through variety Cell 883-15SS, • • Nlquel Hair F1tl\lons COUNSELOR •. Biiinguai expet . pule-up b•ck· •---------330 W. Bay St. Dally Pilot C1 aulllad Human Re1ource1. I • needs all around ~air w/l&lel exper & auto Davey 's Locke• groundhtlpful.Xlntben-Pine Bunk Beds, mmtcn
Cotta M .... Ca. 92626 Ads Celt 842-!>678 EJO/E M/F/V/H ••••• •••••••• •••••••• ••• • Stylist tor t>oay aaton Earn up 10 Sl ,500 pt mo SPOt111Shlng, 400 M1ln ellts Including medical & dresser, bkcue, ladder
496-S728 or 499-2221 llio IOllcltlng -Week-St.Balboa $5 p/hr start denlal lneuranoe, con-rail S 110 3 bikes assort
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Ulll/lll l /11 lngual w/Hles exper. lllUlll/UllS 291 Pcxtable Honda Gener110t Rapid edvancement op-suc:cesstul bus In Dana Pt EX800. never used $350
PW &IDT po<tunlty. Call 1mmed. Harbor. paid l\eelth Ins, llAJlll OIAIT 675-8 t09 r • J·-lt ri J p .......i ~yrs min exp. wtlh va-642-6142. Or alt 6pm, vacation, bOnusea. 3 Yrs •111LY .. LIT I-:----,.:~..,.---=".":-:-:--=~ nna1 ... • a a,..... cation & tit exp ,. sense Marlo 546-2380 retlll eJCpet 40 Hrs p/w1<. -n UNIVERSAL GYM SET
FENCE REPAIR. New & A.A.A. MaJnt. LOWEST ANDYS WALLCOVERING ol humor a muetl Call ---------someevea/wknds. Salary 330 W Biy Street used. con11st of Chin-Up
old Wood, chain link. PRICES. Commercial & Installation & Removal Stephanie, 759-1601 llllSEIY IAI neg. Send resume to: The Costa Meaa, Ca 92627 Arm-Pull, Bench· Prest
SHIPWRIGHT SERVICES Free est Greo. 968-0 118 Realdentlal 682·3235 Int. painting ~8-4013 11._
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Construct/Aec:>alr/Malnt. •111; olate Soldler. 34531 $1000 545--6510
Wood/'glass 730-0520 C.r•tafa1 JANITORIAL CLEANING Expert Waltcoverlng In Pit. Flex houra. Apply In bcir.grnd. H B. 8"2-8868 Golden Lantern, Dina Pt nn•rrnMt University Athletic Clut
lri•al TIEEI SERVICE. Fteee11. Gr:J. stallatlon Reas Consult-person. Reubene, 251 E. 111111' 11111 92629 Attn Marga~et -' "" Memberstilp, $750
631-5661818/33S-58 amAsslgnmnt581-8S90 Coast Hwy, Nwpt Bch Wanted for Day Shift In llOAIL•••a1 At least lyearexperlence 546-6850ext 22 Janet ltrTiCt Tig~:n.:::"~iSl::..er6 JANITORIAL CLEANING Call THE PAPER LADY Monday lhru Sunday 3·S small pvt Convelscent -on lyposltor & VG Stat ---9•R•l!'llO"°'A"P'("!M~l""L~U!'!"!N!'llE'll!R~Y-Comme<c1al-Resld'I B1dos. Peffectlon at reas. rates. Hotel Hospltal In Lagul'a Full-time poaltlon 111 New·' Camera. Exposure to AM Uni v Athlet ic Clut
Hats, tiaras, vells & ac-CleanUps•TreeTrlmmlng Goodrets 631-8t94 Freeest.673-2519 HllOUll Beach. Good salary & port Seac;h. Fine Jew· CompEdlt Somedrtvlng, Mbrstlp, Lifetime. Iulo
C ....... ftrles 639·1186 Yard Malnt •Haullng L • • bonus Call 494·8075 erly/Glft store. Ex-clean llcenM. Neat ap-prlv $600. 660-9111 "''"'""' aa 1Ca11a1 EXPERT P•___,..•nnlng 111 Full & Part time. S •5•2276 h MIKE 650-3263 ......., .. ,_ . ., blwn 9am 3pm perlence In China. Crystal pearance. Oavo In Irvine tan;~ v-ome LANOSd PE·MASON~Y Reas. Rates. Work Guar . •IUIHHI • . I ,~ CarpHlry Comple1e Clean-Up, gen1 Landscaping, all phases Call lor free est. 963-7531 Full time. Apply Lido OFC ASST PIT ll'try level & Sllv6e;3.f~~ferred. ~la~;~~~~ & lrwy 4o5 fllaaic.J Jaat. m4 1"'EX...,ipen-.. C""'a .. rpe-nt_ry_se:vi_""""ce-malnt. tree trimming, free done. Brick, btocic, 11one, Plaattr/ltpir Shor•• Hotel 617 Lido pos. In N.B. otc Mon-Fri S j --rombone or student
Repalr·Remod'l·Addltlons ests. Mauro. 631-4997 lree est Mike 499-4072 --Park Or, N.B. B73-8800 9·2. gen'I ofc exp & Retell ales nHlfTTill TUJllEI Xlnt cond S 100. M6--020~
Doors-etc 548-4980 Garden Service, e"Xper, Rick 661 -9584 lnt./Ext. patoh plas1ertno. SOwpm. Beth 861-2050 flllE JEWELRY 1HIOh School Graduates, •
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Walle. statrs. ralllngs Free estimate ~a..2572 Ind. 1prlnkler1.MWlawn. lemsl 11326884 5~-7831 houra. Call Robbie's Rag credit. eolleetlon. genl olc, sales people Xlnt salary ~:~C::'0:r'!'esa~~rk& ai •tat 122'
doors, windows. motdlngs 'l'llE 1a•IEIEIS reu r1te Menu "32-8681 Home~ Apt't . lnt./"'-t & MoP 54a-o757 ~ITflY~ PKfT0:._aomes .~~s & company benefits comput.; typesetting 11 2 typewriters. • 4 76106 Don 962-8202 t" "" .. _ ~ ""' o ..... ..... .................. Please call Ms. Alanna beginner levels Typing et plan·hold designer a,,
Custom Aesldentta °'" 641-8750 140607 4.4 1 1424 ..., • • I W .. ~ & Garden Malnt. ....111; Patctl wexk. Uc. & bonded HOUSECLEANERS·P/T Mr Nl.iaen. 546--4510 Erker. 84.4-2800 ext 708 helpful, •Ame drluln" tables_ , 1 Stat·Muteratal
Patlo .. Oecks-RejJlOdellng BRICK AK. sm .. I jObS # -SS.hr plus mileage, l\ave Sales must l\ave clean 11cen .. · machine, 1 4 drwr 1111'1{, 1--------·1 AC Construction 646-4031 Maint. Olean-ups, mowing, Newport, Costa Mesa, ····•i•1 own lranep. 73 l -S232 Part n .. 1F1U Ti.. ACCT UEOITlYI Fl /PT Neet appearance cabinet. 3 desks. 5 Ole
---tree trim. Free &tlmat .. I Irvine Ref's 875-3175 HouHcleanlng Service Prh1ft Pest ttfltt Days in Irvi ne 11 chrs, & many other n~ Acctutia QUALITY FINISH WORK Mr. E1tr1da 645-3381 ·........z-24 llllr D • lll-1llO Tun-Fri SS/hr. Must Flex hra,typlng & AMa a Est ab 0 C Modular MacArttlur & Frwy 405 ottlce turn pieces. Cal
"I I Entry& French Doors our ....... 9Good}obldoner1gh.. have own car 850--4119 mutt. Mon th Fri. J.W Exhi b it Co Ueki C 11250·0490 Karen 111851-3066 ran,. n e<:tg 8"' ce Spec1111y llc•389432 D--..11;•• -•DI 7s~ *'"' motivated exper. prof 10 a Bus & P-....... ai 1..,..~ ..... • ••• ·-· Water heaters spouts Airport area v-<X>V8 --"'-ec de•" s125 8oolt "'"""'' ,......,.,..., Co C I 631 7975 -•-M1•1rMAa111• -1 handle the sale of mod-nPllT ""' " · Tax Preparation 548-0345 rum ons • AME I AN HANDYMAN QUICK & CAREFUL DRAINS CLEAR From S15 Car•tu~. r-... nnn-'"'~ir........ p••f TIIE ular s~terns (5 llnes) Full ue S75 Credenz.a S 100. ------ReQalr-Ooors-Aiterauons Carpentry, fencing, wtn-LO "'"TES T138046 F•·-•ts Dl'"""••I H••t~ .., .....,_ .... .,..., ,...... "" benefits sall"' com· Monday & Friday, Tape Newty rblt Minolta c 0n1a. Low-co91 bookkeeping. Aemodel·Panel-Locks-etc dows. plumbing. matllte. ""112 A•lO 851.9604 Mw722.9066 · son. 3 mornings per Weal< positions avallable at the mission •4 traln·l~g· Send I transcription, wlll train s 195 •Int cond 648-l551 accounting and data pro-Wlndow·Fences-Cabfne1 tub encl, hauHng. etc. -to keep Cexona del Mar Dally Piiot newapaper · word proc: Edlngert Nwpt
ceuino. State of the Art, JS yrs exp Jerry 642--0567 And Ye• Jesus Is Lord *A· 111¥111* Expert Service & Rec:>alr apartment In top ah1pe working Saturday and resume to Exhibit Pro, I Frwy 551)..8333 Eicecutlve desk 38x78
too Darla, 979·055l (llc#30405) 63M244 CLEAN & EXPERT 32 yrs eicp. Restd't/Comm tor tr1vetlng couple. Ref-Sunday mornings. Earn l52~92 Chemlcal Ln. H B n-..S Dark w ood w/lnlalc1
111111 Tl FlllSI Lie #409035 964-8919 &fences essential. Pteaee $4.50 per hour plus gu " .,.. n T leather with ctlalr, Mull Act11tical Ctilia11 Paul 5S7-4758 aft 5 DECKS-WOOD COVERS Over 2S yearsexperlence write to Ad. 132. Orange allowance. Mu1t have --·•L(I OLEll--10 type appralaal forms, ~ 10 apprec. .1100
EXqulihe Acoustics~.. Ji --Competitive Prtcea. Lie. T -118.428 730· 1353 NEW/REPAIR. Ouallty. No Coast Dally Piiot, P.O large car or pick-up and Full ti~ LIOhtll'O fixture lull time Must have good 645-0873 Pat
sprayed ex remove Dry· "tatat Ctacrtlt 10 years exper 7S•·l820 ABC MOVING lobs to sm•I!, reasonable. BoJC 1580, Colla Mesa. be at leut 18 yeara old. showroom Cotta Meea typing skllls. Mu•t be i1at1 "-&al
wall A-airs 847. 7901 &iv....,ays. patios. paths. •GEN. HOME REPAIRS. Quick careful. T 138048. Free est., lied 63 l -'2345 Ca. 92626 Call Bruce 642~33 · consclenc;lous & drr· ..,......,...,. .. v~1 ..,._ ........ ...... p Li No eicper nee. 548·934 t dable Benellta. tart ,.,.. etc. No Job too small. Paint. Drywall Carpentry LO RATES, 552--04 10 IJC. Cl HOUSEKEEPER llve-ln for PASTElf
Reas. Mickey S36l-0553 etc. Gary 645-5277 PTL 1t••tn•-I ... I Euro---n PsychiC Torot widower, rm/bOard/aa.lary Sales lmmed. Call Cheryl or -n ....-.. ,....... Coming soon The Body Rob, at Lenders Ap· * NEED T REM OD L? Ck!W Cart GEN. H~ Rec:ialrs, elec . STlllm llW. OI. C1rd &. Palm Reeder Tells Interview 7pm-9pm. 2350 Opening avallable In our Fltness Studios. Sale• lot pralsal Service. 851 ·9625
Free "tlmates cL LOCARE B Tn carpentry, plumb. sheet Or•"""" Co. Or~lnal APdutlee. Presen11 t & tF1uture 1 Orange Ave. Cotta M... bOok pasteup area Per-documented moat ad-In Newrvvt BMoh ,..,..,. F nf · Y exp " roe'" r•palrs. "'"7·1772 --.,,.. v on a ma ers •np ... -·· •-n ..... lvv711 lnancll'g teec:ner. educ toys/gard-" " -Student Movers. naurld ..... t•ID, IPlllMSn man1n1 part time pos-vanced time eftecllve ex-_.,. r• '* QUALITY WORK 94-42 8 HANDYMAN LARGE and Lie T 124--43• "'" 1·"'"27 850•2758 °' 83 l-8964' .... 05 startl"" ,..~, "t:· Monday 2:30pm to erclae avlllable (See Ad lllllllST or sale comple1e wltt 0 •act1 Cities AemA ... -11..,, enlng program 4 · 4 " "'" .... ..., ··• '' 7 30p T I Se & I t I ) In New..,.,. "~t .... ....._..., ........,.h •"oo "''"8 8571 "'"' """" .. ., small I DO IT ALLI NEW warenou .. Storaoe IMflat Several poaltlona avallabte a prox : m. ueeday n llOOls ns ruct on . ...,,. • .......,, ... ,,_.,, .,.......,. .., ~ -Phone 873-8122 Childcare my home. trans 631.ss79 Pat or Ive,..,.,., _ h M _ tOam-toapprox 5:30pm For appt call M• Har· front office AHlstant •-..1i
Lie 2074&1 to schOOI & back. CM-NB .. ,_,, •••le 1Aa11a1 1C8A;IFdsubr._E11ROOrfFcotorCO ~t ~·.~~late~~'; No expet nee. Apply rlson 71 41760-7115 w/some ~ok otrlce J. -· t ,
Custom Realdentlal Work area Catt 650-0258 HOME REPAIR Carpentry Plano ' ~-, L 2·8215 a Of a ... rec:> • , ..... dent. atudent1 OK P • n n Y •Iver• l 6 8 0 eicper Days ~4-8722 or lttr" '12l1 lenc9' & gates tree trim ....._..,, "-Lie .. lree est 6«-2876 ..,., "'I ti A Coat a •111 as ....... TH Ev• 759-1104 Clean-Tlmety-Reuonabte CHILDREN$ CORNER dump runs. C M & N 8 · Salorl de Mualque No exp req Cell 3..&PM, M acen a ve, --_ _ __ l&IUVH 21' Ill•
751-69"3 llcU41&43 Preacnool & Daycare. In area Jim Whyte 642• 7206 Ltaa. A Zecchini. BA We do roots. all typea. Clll H B 964-2890 ex S A ese O.tt1•tr s.mtt WAlllllS All Wood consote 1225 *REMODELING my home, 20 yraexp rel• Pai tia us tor phone quot... 54 1~78 for appt PA Sm ID Growing dlatrlbutor IMk• 8 kl t hllt FfT Appty 650--3805 ·
•RESTORATION avall., loc near Placenltl Plumb -Elect.-Carpentry ! I 6'2-6151 Lleensed I ·~ur =ri:. ~ 1:i:1 l~~·vlllaoe lnn, t27 ....... -.-.---
•REPLACEMENT & V10torl1 722-6087 Paint-etc Dependable FINE PAfNTING By AIOO-tla al n.ur~ _. Poeltlon 1vall1ble 5 days Typing. a pteuant phone Marl~ A~• Bal Ill ...
l REPAIRS Chlldear• My NB Home. Rea• Paul 720--0t39t1M1 ard Slnor l8yraofheppy It • lllnwl p/wk, lnclda Saturday manner a mual Sa11ry WITllnMSllllll
(Frea .. 11ma1 .. 24 hrl) Mariner• IChoOI dislriet 81alla_J cu•tomere Lie 280644 meta llPIWn&TIYll Art/Drafting background based on quallllc:atlons Wltti peddle. Redtwf\te 1
1 price tex deaign plant, Wiii take/plCkup S.8-7800 tf HAVUNG • MOVllJd Thank-Yout 983-4114 ABC secre1ar111 Svs Let ~lent COfftac1. mark*llng. helpful MuS1 be pro-Send resume or appty In And Cutter needed Oood yr Old $900 873·S811
engineering eonalruc------A A A PAINTING lnt/Exl ttKs. resumes. f9C>0'1•, rating. Type 40.50 wpm duetlon oriented Wiii person 1733 Monrovia wegH & opportunlty p ha 7 l tlon can uve you SSS QUALITY chlldcare in my Gart0e & Yard Clnups LOWEST poulble price etc Pleaae call 846-9838 Adaptable to gtowth en-train Apply Pennyuver, Ave. Suite 0 . Cotta 960-7878 ntr It
631.3o45 842--0289 Cotta M ... riome. toys/ Jon 84W 192 10 Stec:> Service 882-3235 If a Vlronment 1860 Placent11 Ave. M&N, Ca. 92627 W1111W w••lll ••HOMElEK** leernlngs/lunl 6"8-~ t..IGHT HAULING-MOV\ng Newport Center Coata M... ...----PIT & -
Arehltec;11 6 Contractor• Ct•tlltr Stmen Dump run• (yard/garaoel CUSTOM PaJntlng by Jim CO M'LtREStb1[ Jim Simmons. Newpon SALIS IELP • tea comm . .Xpet. •ltitala Com"'•ler Tlmeiharl~ 7 days Dave 845-1818 Low rat• for lhuttera, Flre-Butg'-Medlcal-Pantc lnteretate Insurance ms. srm Full time petllon w/prlor pref but not
,..... S louvle, Piiio !urn • Iron r .. UL approved Monltortno Agency 714-844-0390 tor 1 growtno N.B Trtvel ex1>9flenee tor tun nautl· 876-1757 18• T·Btrd Formula OMC St11te of the Ar1 account ng TRASH BUSTER stor fr" Mt 834-4243 ,.000349 645-6030 Co Senee ol humor a cal gift & clOthlno •tore Cati SS S l"Oh •78 Ht"A/C Ae1f?rlh1EF eollwsremodulel Conti &Aetld'lc!Nn-up, DANSALYEAPAl'"'TING-muetl Call Toodle. CHARLIE'SLOCKER " p, • 110 hrs
Am •.. na .. :c ._ le 4•"2•" Darla, 979--0551 tree eet. Vic 722-8240 1.•~ •. 42S92~· lftia1~ ltratlt•I 759* 1681 Hlm/Slamne Kitten• MIF hauled 818~ Xlnt COflc ,.., .,. a• .,.. .... .. --Newport S..ch 875-e230 6 wk• S100 057-0807 87S--0288 ·-L-•1 Ctatractm Bt1ltk met Call An';llme 964·'°17 OuaUty orlc X\ LOWHI _ ..... -.... lll_lillu "-I --Price. Newport1C M ,, __ , _. I Ul.llnllllf/T ~ 1516 23' SEABIRD Sportftlhef p;;;fng x;. A;>11rs ' -···· . Streu Ma=t. stop J a INl/EXl PAINTING ., .. NanMt1e 631-4810 NB ., ... 0·5·30 Mon-Fri .... ax.per neo Able to I 11ybrklge. galley, Med ~ao:tno • Aoonno 6 b@CtX HOME INC ernOlllng, ht oonlrot Hou"' & Apt Reu ,..t.. 111per Many t>enenta. can work wtcnd• ld .. I tor col· Min &Cfilhund Pup. 480 ang. 10 hrs. lull)
Waterproofing• 931.4199 AIFlllUU llllmt LIO'JO. S..5-9 28 for appt Ouallty work 895-5755 Tnfa1 (714) 992-5281 for appt 1ege student. Apply In plea Wire & amooth equip S lOK , ... lptnt
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YOU f"INISH YOU s VE lie p;;:; Home for E'l&riY Int/Ext 11 rr experlenoe Flnenelal. l..eQll, Etc oreat oppty IOr HOrtlcul· wy, Ne -Call an 5pm 552-7 t87 780·01~
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Mir Coeta M ... home 100% Flnanc:I~ 0 A C ~emb 540--4 10 1 K-'hy 850--1924 or 957·5801 WI.... MalaL own c-•r. PfT to3} hrt/Wk For Grubb & Elll• Newi>or1 housebroken, gentle hae, 3kw Onan, pllot lath
Bat>tet wt4Com. Mon 8"S&10tl800)3 5-67&0 PAINTERNEEDSWORKI AraVOUJ W'-.. owai!IMnl bJ* P'-' 8"~!!e7 Canter Aaa1' E1ta1a AKC.beltoffer644-0700 VHF st1bllzer. aalun,
Oltu Fri onty 543-5061 ~-all-nit 1191 lnt/EJC1. oe111ng1 refln cab ""' _. f0t Margo or Susan backgrO\lnd preletted •It 7pm d~fly. xlnt ltv.et>oeto A661N'8 CClAHING (28) yrs exp ~ Q\111 Balboa Window Wutilno Plant~ Melnt Pl&nt Good typing lklltt Con Sherry• Po'odlH Frea allp S$-4,000. 645-3788 .. atfa.nkt ComtMtclat 0rywi!J SERVICE athroougnly 011111P11ntinoM'--3831 6038al~BI e?l-3llS exp req'd 25-30ht'l/wl! tac1 M r • N11t l and poodi.ltreeFI PttBullto ielta 4
\A9a Wlilgtlt NOW• Be ttim ::a~=I ·~,;om:,1 ~n l\Ou91 540-0857 SOUTHERN PAINTiH<J& R~'S Window w-.n-Own trtn• 75 1·22~ &4-4-e200 good tlome 548-2648 21' dXH Rid RetCfi. E'nc
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Mypno111Centet955-04"4 .. --A-~abla ei.ntno ..,. UC lne.urtd 631-6430 ACTlON own trudc Veey good Tires. and Auto S4f'ke Min S250--up ~8-2844 13500, now $1500
VIM.MC aecepted ..-ultal Y10e'>Shtft.190-94.4S p. lom'1WlndOwa..rMg CIJI pey Panum. Of Full Newport Tire Center, a,.1r __ •n iill 831·552S l5"8-3t18 lum. I Ouattnteed wor1!manehlp A OAIU "'°OT 4" .. • 100 3000 "'-"-·-CdM " ........ PADlll · Home I omc:. dtNlnlna by F Nd INttRIOAS Ownr/Qoef-1tld 838-3370 AO.Yl'IOt .,.,..... " ....... t Hwy, 12 Knewttl\ 2Q' "'lllt$4.5C
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Thi• ~ w• con-MlehMI M K..,_, Pr_... •• ...,.,.In/ FOi Pam ...... ed 1 ' S9 aoO An• County ·of Or•~. IClfibed 0..0 or INtt WILL "NICHOLSON MACHINE omct Of tlw OlrectOt Of Put>-tlllp dl.lc;l.O by. lltnltad OerlMt-o-n1 ' •--1011 ,..... tone grey, ownr • State ol Calll()(nle, CALI-SELL Al PUBLIC .AUCTION COMPANY" IOCeted at lie WOt1l• (CIP 621-<48) Thie ttatem.nt WU li19CS lhlp Tille •l•temenl -ltlecl M-ttll M•toedes Benz Obo 875·0690 Of 875-0599 FORNIA RECON\IEYANCE TO THE HIGHEST BIOOER 17342 EH tm•n Streec. OATE OF OPENING BIOS with the County CWtc of Or· fta ltalemenl -t1'ld With the County C1en1 Of Or· 750 Y.meha , ihah dr tad lllllllATI 1&11 '80 Sevllle •dr adn It blue COMPANY, a Celltornl• FOR CASH°' u Mt lortll In lrvtne, Celtt0tnta The•~ 8idl w1n 1>e recelWCI 11 1t1e ano-County on .Augutt 12., .. lll the COuncy Clet• Of Or-.,. County on "19* 30,
w/a«M. Mov1ng $900 ToP M.,Oedes Prlcee Paid / navy 8Jc am/tm exit Corpofatlon, u duly ep-Sec11on 2924h ot the CMt I• of the 0'°'*1Y 11 wt>jllel omce of the City Clenl ot the t985 .,. County on "41guet 30. 1M&
obo. Atter 7, 645-tSe. Call Peter Of Ray cood ; ownr 769-M50 polnc.O TrultM I.Ind« thet Code, 1111 r1gllt. tltll and to Comtl'*clal Code S.0. City ot ltvtne IOceted at Publllhed Otange CoMt tM6 ,_.11 llHll W •MTS · oanlln Deed Of Tru11 ex-lnter .. 1 conYe)'ed 10 Ind tk>n 11~ 17200 Ja mbor.. Rotd. Delly Piiot Auou-1 20. 27 Pul>lltMd Otange CO..t Publithed Orange eo-t HONDA CB 900 F (1981l ..... •IOllll N•B£RS eeutlld by RICHARD J. now held by II under Mid Wlthl,, lhr• )'Mr• lut trvtne, Callfornle, 92713, Sec>tembet 3 tO, t985 Detty Pllol Septemt. 10, Delly Piiot Secitemtl« tO.
Exe.lien! cones. MU8t Me .. " FORO. AN UNMARRIED Deed ol Tru" In the Pf'°'*1Y p .. 1. IO flt .. known to Ille un111 10 00 a m on Oc:1obet T 790 17 24, October 1. 1N 5 17, 24. OCtot>et 1, 1"6 to appr. Cell Mike, 8-5 213or714637·2333 MAN . I. INO A L tMtrelnetter de9ctlt>ed: under$1gnedtr1n1teree,Nld 2, 1985 at wT>toll lime and T-837 T-433
Mon·Frl. 957.9390 • 4 cll\ILLIC TAO LIANETTI, AN UNMAR--TRUSTOR DONAl.0 B CURTIS" J NICHOLSON hU pt-l>kS1 wlff 1>e puOllcly ftU ft RIED WOMAN .. INllOf'I, ENRtGHT.AMARRIEOM.AN uMd no ocllet additional open ed In Council ••ttr It... H10 '78 MG Mldget Con• LARGEST SElECTION rtCO<ded on Oecernb« 29, AS HIS SOLE ANO SEP.AR-bu11n•1 ntm.. Of •d-Cham1>e11 Bldt th.ii be
I & verlible 11600 XI I ollatemodel,loWmllMQe 1982 ... Instrument No. A.TE PROPERTY dl'MMI t ubmlll•d In Ull•d 26 Brough1m, fully I . n Ced h I Or 82-4580e2 Of Ofllclal R.-BENEFICIARY Ca111om1e Tiie Intended trlf\11« will In~ mat1led on lht
equipped, generator, air, tranep. Car or school 1 IC8 n ~ COfd• or Or~ Coul'ly, Mortgeoe s.Mce, a Ct U-1>e con11Umm1tec:t on Oc:1o-outllde. 'Bid• tor Mein very tow mllee, large FOid 675--2828 or 639-5755 Countyl S.. ut l ayl Stele of Clllfomfa, under Che f0<nta corl)OrltlOn bet 1, 1985, 11 the olflce ol, Str..i lml>f'ovetnente tr om ~~~'!:n11:.nton~~~r~:: Perac~t 57 140-1180 =.~u=:,':t~: 23~E~~8~oE.c! ~::.~~:::. ~r~~ •• ::"~.;o~ ~:,·~.~'. ThL9b~V.:~?cf~'v~r··THE
760-8050 &-5pm. '82 611 SC Cpe. camel/tan 2600 H1rb0r Bslv~. tlon lo the hlgl\MI bidder f()( Number 82-334jp2 of Of-KEtni WILLIAMS, AllOtneY WORK The W()(ti. to be C*·
leath. S nrt, 3001 bl1u. COSTA ME A c:uh. °' cMCk u deec:rlbed tlc:lal ~ord1 In lhe office of l l Lew. at 3300 lrvlne Av-r0<meo hereunder It located Trall111, 53K mt s22.ooo 83&-2016 CL-···· • I t>elo'#, payable 1111\e time of the Recorder ot Or1nge enue, Sult• 300. Newp0<1 "' Ille CITy ol trvtne. County
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NEED classified
flft --'82 9 11SC TARGA. idnl •68 Nov• 8 cYf 2 dr euto Unit.cl Stat• of America. Said OMCS of Trvat. de-Dated· September 1. 1985 ,_, Thiel A,... end Cutver
2!5' TRAILER. loXbeb cond lully load•d. pl • ~95. 645--7576 w1111oo1 warranty ex.pr ... Of IGflt>n the tolfowlng or09-Tr-~ DAVID ~. Ot r---------------,--------------• WITH EXTRAS, $5900. $27,000 OBO. 730-7068 Implied u to lltle, UM, pos-erty QU'hndll!LCZAMllU.NMI OESCRIP'TIONOF WORK
Mon.-Frl. 673-1331 '78 Caprice, Oflg. owner. Miiion Of' enoumbraOOM. LOT 87 OF TRACT NO GUY, ly: KllTH wtl.UAMI, The wortt 10 be perl()(med Sat.~un. 551-2429 eve prime cond. Lo aded. 111 right. tme and lnttrMt 2896, IN THE CITY OF tr--..·'• ettomey (fof thell Inc~ 1>u1 nol oe llm·
C'DJC $3000. OBO 8~ 1757 now held b)' 11 u tueh COSTA MESA. COUNTY OF PU!~ '--fl ltad 10 construction ot 1trM1 A•t• Lt.tlq Hl n. JC .8• Camaro Z28, 5 • ..,. Tru1tee In and to Ille follow-ORANGE ST.ATE OF CALI-Pub119hed Or1ng41 Coul end drainage improve--JVE8•~N ...,... Ing deec:flbed Pf'°'*'Y lllu-FORNIA AS PER MAP RE-Diiiy Piiot September 10, met'llt Ho.Dl•DITSUI ~ HO, Ttop1, loededl Blue 1ted In the etoreuld County CORDED IN 9001< 89, 1985 T~-81,. COMPLETION OF WORK $9950. PP 751-5583 0( Ind Stale. lo wit• PAGES 9 •nd 10. MIS--.. .Alf WO<k II to be completed TOYOTA ~SCH£ 963-5661 X266 pp LOI 81 ot Tract No 8'25. CELLANEOUS MAPS, IN within 180coneecuuvew0f'k· CH:vu,.~LET IEW o•• ··LEI In the City of Newpon THE OFFICE OF THE P\8.IC Nemer 1ngdaytfromlhed11upec:1-ALL MAKESI Hlehut Qwallly an .. BMch. County ot Or1nge, COUNTY RECORDER OF tied In the Notice to s 199 Down. Cloled end S.lu 6 Service llEI o•• ... ES Stal• of Celll0tnt1 .... p« SAID COUNTY cm Of' Prooeed comm'l IM, OAC. .... .... mtp recorded In book 339 MAY ALSO BE KNOWN FOUNTAIN VAUEY, AWARD OF CONTRACT
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Oellvef1 Any Lease CHICK WE llY peget fS 10 14 1nc1u11ve ot AS 2966 BABB STREET CALWORNIA The OwMf rHerV•s the Wednesday, September 11 AU-UYlll LIW Mi-ttlf>IOUI Mtpt . In Ille COSTA MES.A. CA MOTICl ngni. •lter °'*'1"9 bids 10 ARIES(March 21-A.pnl 19) You'll be m lhc: 1h1d.. of events Focus
ll.a;••J·lffl IVE8SON CLEAi 0&11 office or Ille County R.-(If 1 •treet eddr-0t INvmNO M>t rejllei Illy °' '" !>Ida, 10 on involvement, 1ntens1fied relationship, creat1H' cndea"ors, op-.. -UI TllOIS oorder or county common de1tgn1tlon II NOTICl ia HlAE•Y wa.lve MY 1nt0tmeltty 1n • I
L •• 11 •• T. LUSE ~~~a:!!:v EXCE NG THERE· snown 11>0 ..... nowarran1y 11 GIVEN \Mt IN City Ci.rll t>ld. 10 mllle 1w1rdt 1n the portunity to increase m come. Emphas1\QJJ..Prom o11on re9pons1tu 1t)~
,,.---I, oil rlghlt, min· glv8" 11to111 complet_.. of IM City °' Fountalft VIII-tn•e<Mt of the Owne< 1t1d 10 and l'Omance. " -. -
AOll-•-P11111T' 67•-e9ee -~~fJiiiii.i~l er111,mner11ngh11,n11ureJ 0tcprrec1~). ._ "----... Ml r..cetft re ject allotherbldl TAUR US (A 1 ..,,,M ,0 L tad 1 a t o n can be ,_.... ~ • gH rtghtl, and other The beMflclary under Mid ~---..::.:..! --IN PROPOSAL GUARANTEE • pn -v-a} -,. o ng-<; n ing r n\ac I T• te Al ... WI fer • • hydrourbona by whtl· Deed ot TNlt, by reuon of a II our ::"'2:00'"' ,.... on AND BONDS Eecn bid shall completed Y ou II Vt center s tage and will take bo" .S tor overcoming Htt INle" ltlla 1tyce 9111 10ever name known that t>feach Of default in the ot>41-Wedi udi,, teptembef 20, ba •ccomp1n1ed by • o bstacles and w1001ng dcspllc odd!) Kc' 1~ to kno " whc:n to take ;our
HUNTINGfON BEACH 10l11Fo\ m1y be within Of under Ille g1t1on1 MCUred lhereby, nu. for QUICKIET owt1fled Cit euhler s cheOlll leave gracefully
CHRYSLER/PLYMOUTH ~~.:/red~~;~~ =~.'~~,1::1:1~~ ri=:f~·,:~c::;:. IMULalOM AOQftlOATE ~~Yo:,:,i::·~r:~ GEMINI (May 2 1-J une 20 ) Stress 1ndepcndcn1.:e. wilhngnes~ to
842--0631 540-5164 OnlyS18,500. 533-4242 perpetu11 rlgl!t of drlllfng, written Dec11ratton ot o.-:!:,'=!. "'!<::":: 1~ by the Owner u gu11anteel make new start, realLze that aggressive relauve does hav e your be\t &.tn Wut.. 10 T~·· I mining. e•pl0<lng and oper-fault and Demand l0t Sale, end lpec:tftea"-9. 11>a1 bidder wl". •f an IWatd interests at heart. Adhere to pnnc1ples 'itand tall. d1<opla~ p1o ncenng
.. eur19 lheret0t and 11onr19 In and written notice of brMci\ ..,opoeala ..._.. IN iw--is m1de t_o him In IC· sptnt Shon tnp may be nece~sa"' -•-aa 1 •••ES 5 •w and removing the ume from and electlon to c.ouae Ille ted ...., _..., c;o.., cordance With the lerm1 of h h •H-•~-· '1 Corotla,runs"""..,.,.,_ M1dland 0<111yotner1ancs. underligned 10 N II Mid ~~be1eco"'pe11ted his bid Pf'omp11y MCUr• CANCER (June2 1-Ju1;22l lntu111,e 1ntellect1~a1.ll\e-un,c_ US~f RS & TRUCKS ~-2357 Iv msg tncludlng the right 10 wtilp-Pf'operly 10 N tl1ty said obll-bJ _°'!tie'°""'°""'°" W0tkmen's CompenNuon could pay d1v1dends. Follow thro ugh on fir~t 1mpress10ns ( ycle htgh co ORCALLFO~ '78 Corona. auto, amlfm 11oct1 °' directlonaHy dflll Oatl0"1. •1'<1 ltlereelt« Ille .,., MCWtty ~ bJ insurance •nd llebmty In vou can be at right place at c rucial moment Family ml.'.mbh make~ Fl -APPUIUL I t I t o S ,,,_~2 ,,,_,,,_ •nd mine lrom lends other undersigned cauaeo aala ._ ....... 10 ... t .... a-'"'-suranoe. e•ecule • COl'ltrBCI • 1 ereo.11 n runn ng con oond, 111 • ~ -4""1 than aald land. oll or gu nollee of breach and ol elec· _.,....., "" ,_ ~~ In the required lotm and important c oncession. D~~n $2800 obo 640-7418 DM 1 931 we111, tunnel• and thetts 110010 be Recorded JUNE 7, :':::C:CS" .. :,.~u;;; turn1an setttfectory t>onds LEO (Jul; 23-Aug 22J Populant> 1ncrea~s. greater freedom
18211 BEACH BLVD Velbw11t• 17l ·65 ~art. nrMt coodl NeW Into. through or ecrou the 198-4 AS831NSTRU~ENOttT lciNO "'OJECT NO. 2001", ~ t~ ~ tanhtul Plrl:,m•i:: results as burden is n~mo' t'd. Focu\ un in1ua11ve 'er..a11ltt~ ab1ltt) to
-• 14.tbaurtece ot said llfl<I and 114-235'4 °1 sa..., et IN n'laMed °' ~ eo 0 1"" contract an or communicate ideas in anaculate entenainmg manner Long-01stancc HUNTINGTON BEACH '59 Bug. Orig. cond ctr es. air, new eng. Muat to bottom such wt1tp1toclted Records t be In the._. of IN p1yment of clllm1 of me-141-llll; Ml·llll Com pl, need a work see! S575 49-4-4268 Of dtrectlonllly drtlled wells, Said Nie wttl oe made bul • 0 ..,. In tier oMce lft 1er111men and l1borer1 caJI relales to tra' el. wc:1al &n\.ltallon
$900, call 675-1823 d'f$ 1unoe11 ll1d ''""' under wlttiOut co...,,artt or war-~ Cclty ...._ 1moo _...., thereun<* Said check °' VIRGO (Au$. 23-Sept 22) Being alone nov. 1~ Ol'l"t'\san al idea!> WE WAIT YHI and alt 69m 645-8169 Fer• 9319 and benelth "' beyond 111e ranty,exl>f'e11or lmplled, r .. A...-on °' befw• the bldd«'s bond "'111 be in an are lO become viab le concepts Som e rule!). restncuon!»i ""Ill wo rk 1n
OWi Im •••i ·76 Lfb. Gd cond lnlout. exterior nmrts ther-eot, and gardfl'g tit ... posae111on, or llou itated At tfle deeto· 1moun1 of not leas than 1.,, ~ H 1 II 1 n 1 l Tauru'> -'63Ftberglasa0unebuggy Runs good, good trana. co redrltl. relunnet, equip, 8flcumbr1noestopay1her• nat~ ""'-. etC bide , .. (IO)pere41n1of1he1moun1ot your 1avor. osp1ta VISll_ W1 com O o ne c <>« O ~ou. See Ton Ra)al Stree1 L~al. 500 mlkt! s47510bo. 995•1055 ma1ntaJn. r19alr. 0eepen and ma1n1r19 principal sum of 11\e c .. nd. wni be pubtlctr the bid The Faithful Per-Sco rpio persons pla) <;1gn1hcan1 rok<. •
on "Bran New Motor" oper111 any such well• or notes NCured by 111d Deed ~. HlflllMcl ~ct.-l0tmanoe Bond than be not LIBRA (Sept 23-0ct 22 1 Discern moll'~ dcllne terms get to
Needs "Very little" work ·77 Squire Station Wgn mines. without, however the of Tru11 wfth 1ntere11 u In defect bJ !tie City c ..... lell thlfl one hun4recl t 1001 heart of matttrs where romanle 1-; concerned ( 1rcum<,tanc~ fa, Of Mull tee to apPfecielel1 Xtras S3700 obo Lewis right to drltl mine 11ore ••-said note P<Ovlded •d· .....,_ Md !tie put»lkl -percent or the lotlll amount rr •1 I h ~ ht
S 1500 OBO. Call EVlf 75s,6666 Of 67s.2605 p1or8 and Op.,aie 1hr0ugh vancee 11 any, und9r the lfwtted to be iw-t et IN oflhe bkS price named 1n 111e your e11ons. ~ou I get a mo~l C:' en-t m g ) o u request C'\ IS to •
714/546-3147 the turfeoe olthe upper 500 1erm1 01 said Deed ot Trutt, declerett on of ••Id convect The LabOt ano Ma-selecuve, d1scnm1nat1ng ~~~~~-,~~~.69 vw Bug, new.....,., Liacela 9 23 fee1 otc11esubturt10eot111d•eee.ch1rgesa,,dexpenMt pr~. tar1ala8ondsnailbe notleN SCORPIO (Oct 23-No-.. ~I) F m phas1~ unpractical 1'>5Ut:\
-·• H k IV rf la,,d as reserved In the deed ol the Truatee i\nd ot the All Mete ltO r-IHd, than one hundred (100) per-do meS'IC adjustment repa• m"nt "' favor ")pot Ian ht on l.'.arC"er brkt, trans & Int Xlnt '75 Llneotn mar • tn · from The Irvine Company, a trvsts creeteo by said Deed Hllftllfted .wt declared.,. <*II ol the total 1rnoun1 ol ' · ! " v "'' JffJI tOU oond w/60 <Sy warrency am/tm cus. lthef seat1. wea1 Virginie CofP«allOn, of Trull be rwtwrect bJ !tie City the bid price""'*' In the business. prestige coopcrauo n 1n 1.:ommun11~ proJeCt Someone "'ho
----------S1595 obo 581_.395 9 S7K ml, $1800 640-0087 recorded July 21. 1979 1n Seid Nie Wiii bit held on C*11 to IN City E,.._ contract Onty t>ond11$1Ued cares w1lt provide aid 'ti .alD u-aeLllt 9 book 1324e oeve t 178 Of-SOAV OCTOBER 1 . .wt tN c-AttorNY tor by com~lee which ••• SAG ITT ARIUS I O\ 2">-Dec 21 l ( hanoc of !.<:enc ma) b( Olllllll 414 '70 VW Buo. n.in1 gd, nds ... • llclal Record• t985 II "'00 AM . •• the cMc:tclne .;;:cs rwponect to rated 'A °' . A· In the , I ~ d " I
2 Dr with / b r k •. S 1 o o O o b o .79 Otd• cutlua, m . PARCEL 2 EaMmer11e as Concord str .. t entrance to the ct COUftdl t .._ "Best Rellno Gura.· wlM be neccssaC). A ccent o n trave • com muntlat1on . e ucatton, rt"cog.niuo n o
Thi• cornea P 1' 645-8490 Eves 10 ml, little old lady from IUCt'l Me«nenl• ant pertleu-Ille bulldlr19 located •t t570 vlar ~ °" ~to9ef ~ tceeC>led. Fetlure to submit spmtual values. You'll be asked to help d1ssemmate special
•Ira ~ luels ta~'Ooo~) ·73 VW Squarebeck, runt NB car $2000 873-5001 11r1y Ml fCl'lh in the Article Eut ITth Street. Santi An•. 1115 • acc.i>t•Ole bond• wlll be mformauon. Pisces Virgo pe~ns pla) ro les.
prep more ( ... iood. gd cond. 1unrool, 8fltltled "Euernel'lt"' ol the Clllfornla 92701 ,rio. to co"'"'encln9 C8UM of rejeCtlof\ of bid CAPRICORN (Dec "11.Jan I u· What you po~~!>'> IS m ore 11111 fl~t•tJI 9 Oec11r111of\ ol Coverients The 10111 amount ot lhe wOftc fie Cent '°' ~ PREVAILING RATES OF --OF\ANG6COAST 1800 54s.-a 177 ~,,_iP.i-..""'-!'!""'!~l'll"'--~ Conditions and Res1r1e11one unpaid balance 01 the ot>41-... Mlb!-trect~:C eMn ~ WAGES tn 11COord1rioe wtth valuable than ongmall> ant1c1pated n o" 1t refu~ 10 l'IC in11m1dated
Jeep/Renaull ·73 vw Supe< Beetle N..-. ·M ~th ~75. euto, recorded Auou•t 12, t974 In gatlOn MCUred by 111<1 prop-lllln • bu.._• ric-ee the prOYllionl of s.ction You need not acct'pl ti~t o ffer Older 1nd1' 1dW1l 1s ""1lling to lend
2524 Harbor Colla Mesa shocks. 1teer1ng bo•. vs 3 3 run• gCS 497"516 1 book 11218 page 1881 Of-erty to be sold, together wfth "°"' the City of FowitMft 1173 of the Celllomfl l abor benefit of e,\penencc >\not her (apntom ti gure prom1nenlh
l .tt-t02• am/Im cus, 2nd owner, Peaa.l1c 9335 nctaJ Records of Ilk! County 1n1er .. 1 late cnaroee. and v.-.r In -•-wtttl Code lhe 118f*AI prevelltng AQUARIUS (Jan ,0-Fcb 18 I (10 \JO\.\ pfa, wa1110~mt' Lt-gal ,. • s2500 5-4 92&4 11 (the "Oeclarallon") estimated costs. eJ.pet\MI, tM City Mumcip.I Code r11e1 or oer diem wegn and -• 'II ._ __ ~=-..,,...,;::--;:---,.,=3•0 ~cones · ._ The 101e1 amounl of the and ldVllllO .. u ollhe d•te N v 1 1 Tttte 5 holiday •nd overtime wo<k In papers will oon bt' in o rder \.\.IU l OUld n·cc1 vt• lul ralJ \C o er ) <•U (.J't"
4 ftHI DriYH ·74 Daaller Station Wgn, unpaid prlnclpel bt lenoe. hereof. It sn : 158 17 c~:.u:c: ~ s.oe. ' lhe locality In whleh lhe work plea!Mlnlh surpn'it'd O\ 1ndl\ 1du.il "hci Pr<'' lllU'\I~ appearC'd 1ndll ·81 Datsun Klng Cab auto. ale. rool carrier. lnteresl thereon logelher Dell S191ember 3, 1985 In eccOtdlnce wttll the IS 10 b8 perlormed ,, .. been rercnt
w/matchg camper ahett. xlnc cood sm~ tested ,. ~~.'~~:. ~""!':-oi~L'::'..~:J:. AM~:~~ ptOV-=-~tloftof 1:;: ~~:~~~~ 0~,~~~ PISCES 1 Feb I •1 \!J n h ~111 -'••l'nt ''" nt'" "°'~ prou·dun·' ~~~=-5~-;.~un4KI '1495 966-176 • vanc9.at111et1meofthe 1n-FOft•ACOAPOflATtON.• ~CodeoflN.Steteof tr•el Ret1t1ons •copy 01 Focu'ion pcop le "hurel' upon \11u l'mplll\m l'Ol ha\1, hl·alth rull•\ B•·
Tr.CL' 9035 '74 vw Super B.ei'ie 1t1al publication o• '""No-IMdtruetM•Y:OUAM>tAN Cellfomla. ttie City Councll whteh1Scttte 1n lheog1eeo: direct gJ'e full pla' 1t1 intt'lkc tu.il \·uno'>lt tk Pl•'>ll1 ' t' ol .. uuru·
• Sunroof. excel cond lloe are S264,9t9 03 TftUIT °!!D H~VIC~ °' th9 City of Fountlfn Vat-:~n<;1!~ :,~~f~':~ !~a~. matt'~al l eo p la\ Blgnilica nt ruk ·n Ford F100. auto. pwr s23oo. call 575-7o91 Chc;:;:r;;~yC:,t1fi'edcc~::: ~~~u~"f.:VetM ~9Jo ~:: ~. ';,'.~':.~:~~ 1b1110 any 1nterntec1 party lf SEPTEMBER 11 IS YOl'R BIRTHDAY '.•'U m· J1-.(n m1nJt
air. shn wide bed, wgn '75 vw Coov Buo Xlnt Katellaet57Freeway pay•ble 10 the Truaiee or t •Offtcef. 1S10Eaal 17th ho41::, rel• ot •eeee lof upon requeat The con1rac· tng. a nalural teacher unorthoo 11, haH' had unu,uJ I rl'la 11un'h p "11h
whts w/nu tires S3500 cones yellow w/blk top & t::::::=======~bldde< are eeeepiable to "'"'·Sutt• E. Stwtte Ana. NCtl cnfl ~type °' worti-•or and any ':'bCOntr~ famd' espectalh mother ( :rnCTr ( apncom \-lUJn u~ pe~nn\ pl.1\ Xlnt cond 75-4-6909 Int 4 spd ~500 OBO Truacee provided propar CA t2701 (714) S47-71n hank ne.ded under him shal P•Y no1 ..... s • '-I , J
558-957 l or 786-6348 k1«1Uhcall0n 11 evlllable Publlll1ed Orange coast ~ °' :::-C IN tr t than the SQeCI tied pr.va111ng 1mponan1 role-; m 'o ur h it' 1 o u fl'• t•nt ' m .1ul· m .IJ ir nnw,11
Vaa1 9040 From 1n10<ma11on wtik:rt Oa11y PtlOt Septembef 10 :h~-:...•.,. •• ::CS-:=0 rates of wages lo an woMI-adiu~lmc:nt \\h1lh could h,l\C 1n,ludl'll J\lUJI .ha ngl' 11! rt·"dcntl· n r
'II llltlUTllUL '78 VW RABBIT. Body & the Trustee dMml reliable. 27 24. 1985 tlle 1uccu1ful bidder men employed in the ••ecu· mantll \talU\ l llt"\I\ le 1\ n1>~ un.frrg1•1 ng. t ran,f.•rm.illon -in d kt I
Interior In good cond . butto1wt11ChTrusteema11es T-816 Pre'Hlllng •ee• In ctael~ uonLAoBI01h!~E1G~tLATION \OU a~c lx•ino tt"<.tt•d \.1an' prC'\l11U' \J (Ul'' hJ\l' lx'l'n tus-.cd J\ld.C d<, TUYELALL. Runs good, but needs P\8.IC NOTICE no representation 0< war-ftcatloft• not provided lor " · e < '· .... II '""-· I I
SIOO Ill cune-up Great transpor-renty, ahe street i ddreu<es> Ml.IC NOTICE b the reeoluOon ahalt not The contractor Shafi cornp1y \oOU pcrlC'CI Ol'\.\ ll'lhnll.JUC'> "I ""' r ,,., I '' • 1Ut,t.1n\ ng N '11U IO
tellon car $1200 OBO. FICTITIOUa eUllNlla Of other common deslg· .,! lee• than the moet r• wllh all lhe requirements 01 il_::q~~,.:::5 _________________________ --, "8-'400 Call Eves 7141546-3147 NAM( ITAT!MEN'T n111on ot the Ibo .... de-K-200M Cerll •• detem1tnellon sec::uon 1117 s l<>Qelher •"" ....
-The followlfl9 persons ere ICtll>ed ptoper1y 11 7 MAIN· ADVEftTiaEMENT kif IN Or County -alt other 8P00Uillle reqwe-a .... 1.,.,... '78 VW Bus Good cond & dotng butlneu u SAIL DRIVE CORONA DEL NotlGe It hereby glYen lhet :::,:::r bJ the U I mente 01 lhe C11tlorn1a ........... _. ..... ______ lufty loaded $3200, WESTGRO\IE PLAZA, MAR CA 92625 on Augu st 13 1985 .. tMnl ofL.eboond~ Lab<>< CO<le -... tl12 •99-4521. 261-6820 7t11 Garder\ Grove Btvd, Sl ;d Pf'O?lflY It t*ng S5.00000US currel'IC)'WU ~Yerlt INll It M .... DRAWINGS ANO Si>ECl·1 _________ _,_ ;---#200, Garden Grove. Call· IOld ror tile purpoM ol pey-seized II Senta Ana, Call-,lllarl the Mlebftlhed feder· FICATIONS ~ lull Ml of
•77 3201, auto, tnrl, lie, 80 VW Duhe<, 49k ml, fornfa 92641 lf19 the obligations MCured tornta from tile Los Angeles el 1 kl"I drtwlngs and spee111ca1iona
see< cass, alarm, loaded Air, new tires. muffler. Lawrence Sulckl ling, by aaid Deed 01 Trull lnclud· Sheriff's DIQ•rtmenl tor~-• ~ n ~:n~~~r 111111 11 avellsblfl for 1nspec;11on
10 ml $5600 859-6626 muse Miit $2495 Dys 7111 Gtrden Grove Blvd, Ing 1115 ind eapenMS ol lhe 1nally seized on July 2 :,. udl penu-wnhOut charge It the olflu
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851-1400, Ev 720-0828 •200. 01tden Grove. Call-Trustee and ol Sele 1985. In Senta Ana C1ll-f:!v lnaUf~ :.Oftlrequtred ot lhe Otrector of Puouc
.81 R bbl Con 1 5 fO(nla 9264 t Dated Augusc t9 1985 1orn11 lrom a t918 Old .. bJ IN LeOclf Code of IN Works ol the City .01 1rv1ne • I v, a r' Thfl bu1ln•11 II con· c AL IF 0 " NI A A E -m 0 b I I I v ' N 91\d Comple11 MIS ot sttO Or•w ACROSS
1pd, gd cond, white ducted by • 11m1ted pllftnM· CONVEYANCE COWANY 3R47F8M492326 by Ille Los :::.• °' ~eltfom:•· IM'• lnQS spec;llica110<i1 1rio bid
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Ill a -'"II: ~1 VW Rabbit Olesel A/C LAWRENCE SUICKI UNG : Ketfr Ex~ut~ Vice menl) 101 vtolatlon Of 2 t USC ~ ta ~~· no rr •. ourchased rrom th~ ~ar1 q B.r ~ ---••11: · ' This statemenl was ltled ' Mal COfbf A• 881 Any peraon deetrlng lo oompenH on requ men1 or Publrc Wor~s C11v I •4 1~· 1 em/Im xlnt gu mt 45.53 With the County Clerk ol Or ,rHldent, ':: II. pltoe the matter in the Unll-men le. Tiie Contreccor of lrmie 17200 J11JT1bo•M . S "'" A• ".i ,., Liii•• m~ S~ 3~utt ':J1 1ng41 County on July 29: ::;.~~·rv~~~t.on. :.0: eel Slllet Dtslrict Court In ~bcon~~. '~~~ Rold 1rv1ne C111ttorn11 •6 "'''"'o.l"'o"'
ralg 6• 1 e11t I 1985 (l1t) m-.n Otder lo contest the PfOO. "cmcte :CC:'~ .. 91713 A non-rel\JnOllblfl 198 t •-s ""'"' H -~ 8 tlemenclaUI '82 vw Rabbit Convert F2GU1 Publlthed Otenge Coast able cauM lor ltlll ..Uure. ~ lnew~ tOf :r::'the ot S75 00 wdl b8 Chl rged r0t •!I Boros " ,...,.
I ct" n of new & Fully IOlded. Excel. cond Put>4tlhed Or1nge Coal! Dally Piiot Seplember 3. 10. must Ille wllh the RMldent I b I I 0 • ' • m . eacl'I HI of documents 19 1...IWIMf '. II I .OF L 11 SS l 50 Dally Pllol Augull 20 27 17 1986 Agent 1n Cherge. Drug En-11 con tac r Orawmgs spec1l1Callon' erio I 10 c..:1o..i 1a,1r Cllrefully pr4tf)ar.cl 4~9-~2 ~ag~9 1_6620 · Sec>tember 3, to. 1985. · · r 8l l torcemenl Adm1n111ret1on. ::J'T~ C~trac.= b•d oocuments wltl b8 meif 2~ PrCIH!(I " "f'eOWlllllCI 9MW"e In or T -784 P 0 Box 12609, Senta Ana, " rec; °'1 ea uOO" rl!ICllPI ot requee., • -;.,,Di'
,... ..-a. --Cafllorn11 921t2. • ciafm furnl tll lfl• Cit' • no latet than 10 Cllendlr ;6 Mio.~,,,., tt~. P\l!llC NOTIC£ •n<l cost bond of $250 00, In Cel'tlftcal• of •elver 01 days 0t•or 10 the 01t• Ml tor , -" 11s• ~ " ""' h doee melt• a dlf• P\a.IC HOTIC£ Iha lorm ol • cutller'e 0< iubr09etlon und~r Ille Oc>M•ng ll«'S tor an •d· ~q 40<'1 , ~ .. n,., ...___ .... :..&.' FIC.....,..'• -··-·· K-1-ceM•fled Cheek made pay. ~..!... "'!..~.orti ... I c:onl· dlll()f'lll c:tlarge of S5 00 \0 O• .. S• ~ .... __ "'""" --f'ICTITIOUI IU ... 11 Ible to the U S OeQartment ,........,_, ...-r-SECURlfV l'OR COllA ll C·~"""'n~ purdtelle yotJ/t • NA• aTATIMlNT NAME ITATIMIN'T or Jullloe, Of approved tur.. :..~ :-~ ~:9 PlETION 0 1' WORK T~ 1· Pai ''' ~•• ~ ~ The followtng Peftol\I ara The following perlOfll are ty. on °' t>etore September : ... btellll ":wm :'m~ con1r1ct oocume"" call ror 1t1 Chf'f'•'•• ~~ d~l~~:''T.:t:~PRISES, ~:~l~e b~:~::.!te~~ 3~~ 1
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1:,, 1!~~ ~n,::~s:tl~ by the City end I• mede In ="'u:r,og~:' ~=t: ~b ~'~,1~,.~:_'°' ~·~·111 (B) TRAVEL CHAIR MANU-Sfltlol SlrMI. Suite 660. COii bond 01henw!M. Ille a ccord•nct •1111 Ill• nllmete or 11\41 petOlf'lltQe t I ft1ot m,
.. ~ l'ACTURINO, !Cl HOLIDAY Cotti Mesa. Ce 92626 pr0Plf1Y wtlt 1>e edmlnl .. PfowteloN °' lflh Nottoa of wor~ comptsteO rhe City '• s 1w1 1H1 .....
• W ..... ~ CHAIR <;OMPARY, 1218 OSL Setv1o41 Company 1r1t1vety torlelt.O purwant MCI IN-~::":i wOI re111n 11n 1101 pe<Olnl of 1• 11111•1 •• .:;., Q..0910MW•• Cambridge L-. Newport 21791 Laite For .. 1 OrtYe. El to 19 us c 1608. and wilt ~-= :_::; 2 of IN NCf1 piogresa payment u 1< u• """ a..ch, Catllornte 92660 T0<0. C1 92630 (A Calf· Ile diepoNd of ecicotding 10 ,_'" --MCUrtty ror comple11on of 46 N•ld 11m"
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1218 Cambridge Line, New-Thia bualnH1 re Gon-Ille a petllton for r11mlllk>n ~~ ... :--11 • ltcebM the reqU«tl an<I 1!'1,per'IM or _..,, )a~ltf ,., 1 • "' pon Be8ch, Caltloml• 92MO l!ucied by 1 general part· 0< mlllgetlorl ot lorfellure ---Wn ..., the llUC()Mll\JI bo<l<lfll the '>J A•n• ,,.r
Thia bu1lnH1 ti C()(I· "-rsnlp wt1h the Fleeldent Agent In ••:=, leWa. 1 C.utofnla C11y Wiii psy t~ amount '° 5 • ull
ducted by In Individual Oonall_"'_$ctwlt>er Daniel Chtrge purauant to 19 ,.~I I Co......._ -......,..__ r•11•1ned upon com(>l1anc>e 0 RE G 0 RV PA u L w J)of\~ Chairmen of us c tl18 eno 21 CFR ...,..._.,_, --..... wllh Iha leQUl'etnenll Of ..--......-........ .-...,...,,:--
BELOUS I theac>ard 13t6 71·1316 81 wllhc>ul IH· .... the COlltn;etOf .. .,: Oovernmenl Cooe S«t.on
rh11 11ttemen1 -. tla.d fhl• ttatemenl wa• ltled 1ng • e1a1m end C091 bond er1ttttec1 to.,:::: ~ t440i and 1N P10~111on1 of
with Ille County Cten< of Of· wllh the County Cl4tf'k Of Or-tlile1tdent Agent In MCUffttee O'ftid ..!:.c~' I:. lh• contract documenls
ange County 0t1 Augull 14, ange County on July is. C"-te enttt·~ .._ ~ t llaff pene1n1nQ 10 Suo1111u11on I 1985 1985 Cue R0·85--0037 • ,.,_. "' --0 ol S_,rrtiee
,... f'W Data Augull 23. t985 '::.!.lty '~'c'!.. """",· .,..;:; PROJFCT AO MINIS Publltll«I Orange Coal Pul>llthed Orange COMt Put>llMled Ot~ Cout t I by,,.. "' o Tf\ATION •110.-1t0n1 rel•
Delly PllOI Augu•t 20, 27, Otlly Piiot Auoutl 20 21 Detty PllOI August 27 Sep. per1onNnCil °' , .... --llW lo IN• OIC;t!Cl l)<l(Jr lo
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'1CTmOU8 .,.._., '1CnnoYI .u .... 11 '~~A=• :.:-cc~ ;"',..: ~ council of the City ot 11111,,.
MAME ITA l"lmWT MAMS ITA TK•N'T Tiie loltowlng pertonl 1r1 ~ ...... It tl.00. ~ Oiied Augwt 29 llNI~
The foliowtno peraone are n1e lollow4nO potflOlll .,.. dOlng bull,,... .. LH c:::t t. " the .,....., CtTY Of' ..-v.... I Y
dOlnQ ~ M 004nQ ~a Verdin• ~tlt"*"ll lid ,...._t .:. tM ,..,_ ~ NA..CY C. L.ACIV, City
TO PAA PAOP!ATIES, FITNESS FIRST, 6484 'l737 E COMI Hlgrtwty Cor ap i a•oa._ia M _, 9y C';" ..._.._.. "-.w (".(\II.II 4792 JerMt Cltele. t1C. AdOM South ClrOlol Roed, ona del Mar CA t2H5 IMI. 1tle ......... ~~ u., .. .,.._. V"_,,y
Huntington ... ell. C•ll-Irv\,,., CellfOJnle 92715 CharlM N MoKl,,N)f'!. 2 t6 ..... cNf1IM eNI ... '" .. Dally Pllo1 ~IM'ltwllf 10
lomla 92649 JOffPh N .. f ZI•""""· CamertlOn A.,. Coton• del ..-.... ............. IM '7 l935 Oeotge Tllomu Prete, Jr, 6464 Ad<>be South Clfcle Mtt CA 92~5 _.. .. ._....,.Md ltMC.. ! ft 14
4192 J~ Circle. •C. Aotd lrvl11• California ,Jofln H Goog.an l814 ......_, -tM OM4 ef ---------• Huntington .. actl, C•ll-127 t& Channel P1 tMwpOt1 9Mc11 ,..,..... _. ~ ..
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duC'l.0 by en ~n R JOS!PH H ZICMAHH dvet.0 Oy a llmlt.O partner tteftl .. retecf _, °' ... 1
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0 THOMAS PR.A · J lllll atatemet\_t WM Iii.cs ~ W.. ---------1 lhl• ltllern«'ll wee flied with Ille County • ..,," of Or-Cnar• N MGKlnnOl'I ... Mee~. City To~~ ma•eoe wltll tlle County Clet'lt Of Or-ange County on Auguet 14, Thi.ti 1t11emenc w• "*' c..,.. ., ._ CMy ., ,_
· before the anoe County on ~ 1a. tM5 ltlflt11111e C<luf'llY c... ot e>-.-• ....,. c•s ,. 'MdinO ~. 1MS ,_ M09 COUn"t on Seot.,,ber 0.ted Auvu-t 1M&
pt10M ,..,,. "''*"*' 0tanoe eo-1 4 tN5 Pvbltahea 0r.,. I c:r Pto1 PvtllliMd Orano-c.t1 Oaity P11o4 Auou-1 20. 27 ,_,. o.1fr P!t01 S.01411'1\0.. 10 · N-• ...... ~78 Oel'y ~ Auoust 20. 21 s.ottn1w 3 10. 1te5 Publlahed 0ranoe co.11 tM$ Sltvet btue w/drtt blue ...,_ • .,..,. S.Otember 3 10. lie& r 71$ o.ttr Ptlof ~etl\O. 10.
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UHDtR A HOMlOWN!A'S Notloei.het.oygMinth•t °' ntl ITAft NOTICa""' ·7.n;-.·--ON em APUBLIC MA.Ml ITA;::nmn •
A88USM£NTU!HOATED On Auguat t . ltl5, Of'C~OMIA AoofrnoMOI' -~ AUCTION WILL II Hl!lD Thefol!Owlntpenc>naate
JANUAAY 4,1Na.UHLl88 119,139.00 us currwiey ffotlntlCOUNT'Y MIOUlnONOll /C .. IU/CONV. AT 0:00 PM Af 2202 8 dOlngbllelMM u ·o.vColll,
YOU TAAli ACTION TO WM Mind at 8anta AM. CW 09'AMGll INTllfT TO L.aAM YOU AN: 1H DUAUlT MAIN, SANTA ANA, T'HI! 2115" "9dhlll 8ul1e F·200,
P9'0UCT YdUA MOP· Celltomia from lbe a-ta rn r• U. Eatate of: .aA..1A ~ CMeTNCT UND!R A.DUD Of TAU8l. PU91.IC-'Al.I! ~ Of Pfll\-Coela Me... Calllornla "'1". IT MAY IE 801.D AT Ana Police 0.pertment MAW DAY, Dusstsl MAL flW9•UY DATED. NOVEMIEA 9TH, SONAL PROPERTY A9AN-mH
A PV8LIC SAU! IP YOU (which ortglnelty ..u.d the C..Ne.A·11t• NOTICI! IS HEAHY tta2. UNLESS YOU TAK!. OOHED ON Oii 11!,0M Byron M hrnutaer,
NllD AH IXPLANATIOH currency on July 31. 1M5, MOTICa Oii IALI OIVlN THAT THI! FOUH-ACTION TO PAOTICT 51 t•/86 AT 2 .. 811 SAN Tl\llt ... 900 VI• Udo Nord. °' THE MATURI! °' THI! from Oonulo Oulltefet· °'MAL"""""'"' TAIN VALLEY SCHOOL YOUR PROPERTY, IT MAY VINCENTE. MISSION Newport BNoh, Callrornla
PAOCUOINO AOAINST F\ol.leto.) for Ylolatloo ol 21 AT ..WA ft IALI Ot8TAICT I* deQlared that BE SOLD AT A PUBLIC VIEJO SUCH P!MOl'tAL 92063
YOU, YOU SHOULD OON· USC lf.1 Any~dtllr· NOTIOI! IS H!AHY tM foliowtng real ptopeny 8ALl!.1,YOU NEEDANEX· PROPERTY CONSISTS OF TadAodrlguai,2930Eut
U.S. sanctions
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TACT A LAWYER. lngtoplaoet~rnantr tnthe OIVEN. \hat eubjtet to con-Wiii not be ~ed for PLANATION OF THE BeDAOOM FURN., LIVING Orangewood Avenue.
MOTICI CW IALI United Stat• Olttrlet Court ftrmallon by the a~tl-ot...,oorn put'poeM: NAT U A! OF TH I! AM FURN. KITCH!N AnaNlm, Callf0tnla 92800
On 8ec>t91nber 11, lte&. In Otdet to oonteat the prob-llecl Super!°' C4urt, the AOOM8 0-19 and 0-2 I of PROCl!IDINOS AGAINST FURN , AEFRIO l FREEZ· Marehall A ManolllH, B'f Tise A1toclated Prell
at 10:00 A.M. al lh4I Main able ~ lor t"lt Mbure, ~lioMd ... Co-Adfnln.. the AAlHUA D. NlfllAS YOU. YOU SHOULD CON· EA. FAM. RM 'URN., DIN-2682 Viale 0.lft, New$>0(1
lntrence: BAUMGARTNER must Illa with IN AealcMnt '-'"'°'' ot the Eat•l• Of 1119 SCHOOL loGetect at 9300 TACT A LAWYER INO "M TAB . LOVESEAT. 8MCl'I. CelllO<nll 92MO The Bntish C'ommonweallh
l ROUP. 1111 Town and AQenl ln Charge, Ofuo En.-aboY9-namedo.c**1t,wlll Oardenle A-.-. Fount.in CALIFORNIA MOAT· FIL.ECAB .OARAOEPARA· Thie bu1lno1 It c:on• ch---"' P-sidtnl R"'uoian' ""rderthat Country Aoad. 130, Oflil'l09. IM<*'*ll Admlnl1tratlon, eccec>t blda and Mii at pn. Valf9Y, Oalll0tnll. OAOE SERVICE. A CALI-PHERNAllA ANO OTHtR duc:tad by a general part· ""'~ '" .... _ v
Callfom.la In the City Of Of. po. 8ox t2t09, Santa Ana. vat• .... on Sac>ttmber 20. Th9 Soard of Tn.111 ... of FORNIA CORPORATION, .. MISC ITEMS netlhlp cconom1c sanc tions be imposed I
MOe• C4unty of Orange, CaltlOl'nll 927121 I cti!m t98&, at 9.00 a m 0t thet .. the Fountain Va/Mltj SGhool duly appointed Truat.. Mortnello, larone • Manhall A Mancilllu against South Africa as "ll m ajor leap
Stll• of Celftornt•. un<Ser the and coet bond ot •250.0Q, In elter within the time llllOwed DlttrlCt reaoNet to leue the under the tollowlng da-......_, AtMf'MJ• at uw, Thia statement wat nled " d" · h · ~· St POMf ot·Sele purtuant to the IOl'm of a. eunler'• or by 1.-.. 10 1~ lllohaet al\O factlltlM ao Indicated·~ w11>ec1 deed of tru11 Will 4111 lltcll .,,..., Wt. w1111111e County Ci.rti of-Of· iorwar 10 t e campai~ fl 0
It'll lemll of thote oert•ln oar111'1ed c'*k made pay-. bett l>ldw. on Iha let!M uncw lhe termt and COO• SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION 100, New,ott '"°"· CA tnoe5 County on Augull 16, apartheid. but the Soviet nion C~•nte, Condition•. and able to the u.s 0ec>anmen1 anc1 c:ondttlon• 11«elnlll'tw dlllon• et•••d In 1he TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER tllteo 1985 m ocked it as "cosmetic."
Aeetrlc1lonl record.cs on of Juetlce. or 8'>9foved Mir .. mentl<>r*, all right, tltle and ReMolutlon oe the Board, FOR CASH°' u Mt lorth In Publlatled Or~ Cout ,,._., Reactions lO Reagan·~ an-
8-otembW t, 1970 1n BOOil ty. on or bef0t• Sac>ternw 1n1.,..11n the Eatai. ot Mid Aeeofutlon No e&-10. Sec11on 292,.h 01 tM c1v11 oa11y Pt101 S41p1an1 3. 10. Publllhecl Or•• Coaat noun"'"'menl M onday varied in o ther f3t2 Pag19 718-791 In• 18, 194!5. An lndiOenCY petl· o.c.denl 11 lhe.llrne of her The minimum monthly CoOa. all rlghl, Utle and 1985 Ollty Piiot Auguet 27, Sep-""
ldual\oe. ot 01fldel Aec:ord• 11on may be llledln 1ieu of• O..th. and"' right, 1111e ancs ..... ~t '°' tM twm 1n1'""1 conYe'f9CI to "'° T-e12 tembef 3. 10. '7. t985 oountnes. Bntam, one o f 1hc main
01 Orange County. Call· eo11 bond 0t11erw1 ... the lntar•t tllat "* E11ate may ot t~ ~not be .... now helcl by 11 una.r Mk! T-802 ol o f sanc11·o ns ... ,d it still fomla, 9aumgat1Mr & Roup, property 11tllt be admlni.. ha'/9 acquired t>y e>peretlon than '330 00 PW Olewoom. DMd 01 Tru1t m tM s><°'*1Y Pt8JC M>TlCE op pone i. ' ....
Reagan Sancllona V Against South Africa
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A ~ Corporation, u •t• tra1lve1y lorteitad purt1Uant of law, °' otherwlM, s1noe ,,_month, peyable monthly, heralnatter cs.acr1t>ect ---------1 con sidered them counterproductive.
tomey fOf TURTLIROCK to 19 u .s .c . 1808. and wtll "* ci.ath. In and to th4I In advanc. The mlmlinum TRUSTOR DONALD B STATIMRNT Of POOLIC M>T1CE Jn South Africa. blac k Anglican .
TERRACE COMMUNITY be dlepoeed of according to belOW-deecrlbed , ... P'oP-payment lor aub-.quent ENRIGHT AND KATHLEEN AaAMC>C>NliaNT Of Bishop Desmond Tutu, w_in~er o f the 1984 Nobel Pe~cc Pri~e. S;Gld
ASSOCIATION. puBUant to law. lntet'Mted partlaa may erty. Said aooeptlng of bid• Peflod•maybeadlu•t•chn-v ENRIGHT. HUSBAND u~_<!.!1"i~' "~r.!.~:.~::'.J' ReaoAn only imposed the lim ited (J'ltasures to cul ofTsllffer legislau on Section 13&e Of the Civil Ill• a petition for remlulon IOI' Nie of .. Id P'°'*"Y wtll nually al IM Ol1trfct'1 dll-ANO WIFE --..-Code of tM Stat• OI Cell-°' mltlg4lllon of lorleltur• be II th• otfloe of MAAI( J cretlon A Sec:urlty/C!Mnlng BENEFICIARY C•llloml• Th• foll~ peraon• TM lollowfng PeflOnl .,. planned. b y Con~ss.
tomta. WILL SELL AT PUB-with the AM!Clent Agent 1n MEYEAS. ESQ , CUM· o.poelt tl\all be requlfad Mor1gege s.Moe. • ca11-II•~ •band tl'll uM of doing t>uliMM.. Tass the official Soviet ne ws agency. s~ud Reagan "today
LIC AUCTION TO THE Charge purauant to 19 MINGS. K~MP a. MEYERS. prior 10 ~ loml• corp()(atlon the FlctltlOUI Bualn•H SUNRISE EXPRESS announcCd the i.ntroducu on o f ~Ued ·economic sanctions' against
HIGHEST BIDDER FOR U.S.C. t818 and 21 CFR Attorneym fOI' Co-Admlnll-Information conc.rnlng AECOAOED No"amber Name. PINTAIL HOMES, COURIER, 3857 Birch So r. Th 1 · d CASH. payat>te at time of 1310.71-1318.81 wfttiout nt-tratore, KAREN REEVES tM pr~ ~Id t>a ad-10. t982 •• lnttrument 1176MainStrMt, •A, lr.itne, s1r1a1. •2 .. 2. Ne..,por1-the apartheid regime in uth A1nca. e p roc :ume measure ar.:
Nia 1n laWful mon.y Of the ino • dllt'll and ooat bond. and GEANINE M DAY. 101 dreeaec:t 10. FOUNTAIN VAL· NUmw 82-395821 or Of· Camornla 9271.. ~h. camornla 928&0 purely of a cosmetic .nature and can be s1mplr ignored by Pretona ...
United St•t•. a11 rlQht, tltle, Jtealdent A tent In ParkG«1tar Dflft, Sult• -100. LEY SCHOOL DISTAICT, flclet Reoorda In tM otnci. ol Th• F1et111oua Builnu• Jeffrey A. Mac:huta, 3857 Reagan a nnounced t hat he wlll ban the 1mp0rt of South Afncan
and lntereet In the fotlowlng Chatva S1111ta Ana, CA 92701. Said 17210 OAK STAEET. FOUN· the Recorder ot Orange Name refefrect to above wp Birch StrMt. #2 .. 2. ~P<>f1 gold coins, and pr·ohibit most loans to the South Afncan go_vemmenl, ci.acr1bed property altuated Cue: AQ.65-0038 teal propertV It dMoflbed N TAIN VALLEY, CALIFORNIA County. filed In Orange Coul'lly On BNoh, C1lllornla 92vvv
In Mid C4unty end State: Data· AUQUll 21, 1985 roiiowa· 92708, TELEPHONE: 17t .. l Seid Deed 01 Truet. d .. Aprll , .. , t982 FILE NO. Peter M. Spurr. 3857 exports o f computers that could be used to enforce apartheid, and the
Lot 55 of 'rract 7383 u Publllhed Orange Cout RMI property loc:atad In 8 .. 2·8851, A TT ENT ION. ecrlbel the 1011ow1ng prop. F· 18731 .. 1 Birch Street. *2 .. 2• Newport sale of m ost nuclear techno logy. .
etlOWn by map on lite In Dally Pl101 Augu•t 27, Sep-tile County or Orange, State CAAOL JONES any PhM~ H McNamM, 11715 Beach, CalllOl'nl• 92860 In London Sir Shndath Ramphal, secretary-ge neral of the Rn11sh
Boolllle38pagee543-&45of tember3, 10.1985 . orca111orn1a,andleQ. altyO.. fOUNTAIN VALLIV LOT 10 OF TAACT NO Main treet llA, lrvlne, CA This bu1lne11 I• con· Commonw .. alth', said the 49 coun•,.;es in the group "generally will ... ..,., racordl of er.,. T .907 aerlbed .. IOllOw9: ICHOOl Dtl'T'NCT 90AM> 3005, IN THE CITY OF 9271.. duclad by • gene<al parl· .. u l
County, Calll0tnla. Lot .-o of Traci No . .-011. o, TRUtTllt. Cieri!, COSTA MESA, COUNTY OF OaJe Slmbro, 1ao1 GaJ.. nerlhlp welcom e President Reagan·~ acceptan ce of the pnnc1ple of economic
The purported It~ eel• P\llUC M)T1C£ u per map . racOl'ded In ._..of Trwt-ORANGE. STATE OF CALI· llM Tarr-. Corona del Jetfr9)' A Macnuia. Pet• sanctions against Soulh Africa."
d,... and otller c:ommon 80()i( 1 .. 8. P-19 to 21 AUQUll 22. 1985 FORNIA, AS PEA MAP RE· Mar. CA 92825 M Spurr T h I 11 b . tak• th lh deelgnation. 11 any. of 1119 NOTICE lnclutive 01 Mllcell•neoua Publllhed Orange eoaa1 COADED IN BOOK 95, Thl• 1>uslnee1 wu con-Thia mtement wu llled .. he measures t emse ves arc a sm a step, ut in mg em c
raa1 property daacrlt..d tNVmNG ..,. M•P. In th• ontoa of the Deity Piiot Augu11 27, Sep-PA Ge 1 o o F MI s . duotad by' llmllad par1ner· with the County Clerk ot Or· U .S. administration Wlll help the world lO make a major leap forward •t>ove. tor whleh the un<Mr· Notice I• hereby given that County Recorder ol aald 1embef 3. 10. 1985 CELLANEOUS MAPS. IN ah~ filed ;"re8~ounty on September toward j us tice and human d 1gn1ly in southern Africa," he said. alQr*' mall" no repreeen-the Board ot Tru11 ... ol tM County T-810 THE OFFICE OF THE hla atatemem was • F2MIOI South Afnca left th e Commonwealth in I 961 when it becam e clear
tatlon or wauanty, It· 5598 Cout Community College Commonly known .. COUNTY AECOADER OF with Ille County Ci.rk or Or· P bll ned o Co t it was about to be expelled for its failure 10 grant eq ual rights to tht:
DUiey Terr-. lrvlne, Call-0111rlc1 ol Orange Covnty. 1050 Cendaoe Lane. La •-ir MnTIM' SAID COUNTY. =County on August 12· Daltyu :i101 ~~~t>er ~.
IOtnla Calllomia. wlll recelV• ...,_ Habra, CA 9()63t '~ "'"rw; MAY ALSO BE KNOWN majority black p0pulation.
TM putport9d ~ Of eel ~up lo but no letar A.P •017-<I02-18 y~ AS· 2202 Wallaoe AY901.141. Publl.ned Orange Coul 17· 24· Octobet '· 198~-828 But I spokesman for Pnme Minister Margaret Thatcherof8nta1n
Mid real prperry •t tM time than 10:00 • m .. Wadnel-BIDS OR OFFERS er• In· ="' •TNCT CO.ta Mela, ca111om1a Dally PllOt Augu11 20, 27, said, "There'• n o doubting our revulsion at the tpohcy of apartheid." of the ........,,,.,,t Lien wu; csay, &.pt ~5. 1985 at tM vited f()( Mid paroal of r.., (II a 1treet addrau or September 3, tO, 1986 ~
DAVID L. WHITE AND LYN-Pvrdlulng Department of Pf°'*1Y All IUCh bid• mull ~°'°' common oeelgnatlon 11 T-79.. POOLIC M>TICE but "we judge sanctions as likely to be counter-productive."
NOA WHITE l&ld college 0111r1ct 1oca1a0 be In ~ltlng, and w111 be r• MIOUITION Of enown above. no w"ranty 11 _______ ....__ ---------The announcement ofU .S. sanctions prompted o ppos 1llon part1e~
said Sale will be made at 1370 Adame Avenue. oeived'by 111e Co-Aom1n1... --NT TO...... given•• to Ila oompletenen Dun• 1c Ml\flCE K 1-t fi ,. .. I ·t· M Thatcher'. Conservatives without w111V1cy, •iu>rau 0< Costa M.... ca111orn1a " tratore, KAREN REEVES l~UI oti'TNCT or correctneu) n1au "" FICTTTIOUI 8UllNll& 0 ier"" Y en icize rs. · s · Implied, regarding lllle, poe-which time Mid t>ld• wlll be •nd GE.ANINE M. DAY. " MA&. ~Jl'TY Tl'll t>enefleiaryunder tald &TATEMllllfT Of NAM( &TATl•NT Denis H ealey , foreign affairs spokesman for the Labor Pany, said
...ion. °' anc:umbranoas. publlcty opened and read the ortlcea of the Attorney, •NO...., OeadolTrufl,byreuonoh AtANDOHMOfT Of The lollowlng per100s are Bntrun had been "completely isolated in the Commonwealth" in
to pay tM ~m of put due tor· MARK J MEYERS. e.q., NOTICE 1$ HEREBY b<Mdl °'default In the oOll· UH Of '1CTITIOUI c:1o 1n bu1lna11 as opposing sanctions and no w was "prac tically isolated 1ns1de NATO, H~'s llSMMl'Mflll, PURCHASE OF UNI· CUMMINGS, KE MP & GIVEN THAT THE FOUN· gallon• MCI.Ired th91'eby, 8U&INlll NA• DIAM8NDBAA HILLS 3151 too."
teuonably •tlm•tad c:oate, FORM, COAST COMMUNI· MEYERS, Suite 100, 701 TA. IN VALLEY SCHOOL heretOfOl'e•xec.!'1~~ The following per•ons Airway Avenue Sulie N The leader of the Bnta1n·s C"nln'st Social Democratic Party. David ,..., chargee. and lntereat In TV COLLEGE DISTRICT Parkc:entar Drive. Sant• DISTRICT h• declared that 1iv.ed to the 1,1 ........ _._, • h•Y9 abandoned IM UM of Costa Mau . Calllornla ..
tM amount ot t t ... 20 oo AH bid• are 10 be In ac-An•. CA 92701. 0< may be the lolloWlng ,.., Pf°'*1Y wnttan o.eiva11on of 0.-the F1c1111ous Bu11na11 92628 · ()wen, s peaking at the party's annual conference m Torquay, s:ud
DATED: Aurgt 1 .. , l965 c;ordanc:e With tM Bid Docu· nled With tM Clar'k 01 the wlll not t>e ~ fM fault and Demand 1°' s .... Name IMovettva Floor Bramalea Llmllect •Can· "Mrs. Thatcher, by clinging hke a h mpet lo President R eagan, by
TURTL.l OCK TER· menta which are now In Ille above-namad Supe rior CIUll'oom purpoeee; end written notic. of t>rMGh Maintananc:e, 2 .. 50 ~I edlan c:orporallon· 1887 beha vino as if we are the 51 St St.ale. has led US to one of the m O'i1 RACI COlllllUNfTY At· and mty be NCVred In IM Court. Of may be dell'le'ed One Cl-oom and IM and eleatlon 10 <:auM the Blvd 1'2, Coet• Meta. CA Yonge StrMl T0tonto On· "
IOCIAnoN, 9Y': ,._.... D. ortio. 01 the 01rec1or of to said Co·Admlnl1traton Oraphlct Arla Room In underllgned to NII Hid 92627 ierW> Canada M .. S 1v5 bumiliaung foreign policy rebuffs" since W orld War IJ. .. "--°' ._,...,,,_ & Purcl\Ulng of ll&ld 0011ege peraonally. " any •Im• Bulldlng "B" of the Educe· proptfty 10 .. uaty uld obll-The Flctlllou• Buelnfft T11i1 bualnen la con· "Mrs. Thatc h er is a puppel whose stnng'I have been ruthlessly cut ~. a Law C.-por9tton. di91r1C1 AFlEA first publication ol tlon Center locatad at 11210 gatlona, and tti.eart• tM N•me refflffed to ebo\/'6 we• ouctad by 'corpor•llon even by President R,.mo:an." he said.
1111 TOWft • C-U, floed, Each bldcler mutt a.ubmlt this Nollee and BEFOAE the Oak StrMI Fountain Valf9Y underllgned c:auM<I Hid nled In Orange County on Bramalee Llmllad Jeffrey ""'"""
..,_IO, Or.,....~ With his bid 1 cuhle<'s malling ol MIO Nie Calllomla · • notloa o1 b<Metl and of alee· July 2e, 19~ FILE NO A Slavin VIC• Pr..ki.nt
... (114) "1-tOJ"O ctMICll. <*11\'lecl Cllee*. OI' TERMS OF SALE Cuti. The Board of !NII ... ol llon to be Aec:orclecl JUL y 3. F-251 .. 59 Tiii• siatement WH lll•d
Publlahed Orange Cout bidders bond made pat= lawfUI money of IM United tM Fountain Valllly School 19414, AS INSTRUMENT NO Theodore Jack Diiion with the County Clafk ol Or·
Delly Piiot Augu11 27, Sep-to tM 0<cler ol IM t Stat•.°'• combination ol Ol•.trlct reaoNet 10 IMM tlle 84-2740&5. of Mid Oftlelel Hlka, 2 .. 50 Newport Blvd ange County on Augu•I 21• 1an1ber 3. 10, 19&5 Community College D19tr1Gt GUh Ind c:radlt. 1111 amount teclllllas 90 Indicated abo'/9 ~de. •2. Coeta M .... CA 92827 1995 T-795 Board ol Tru11 ... In an 11 determined by tM Co-under IM terms and con-Saic:lulewihbemade,bul EdenG•yeHlke.samead· '2&4517 ---------amount not ma than tlve Admlnletraton at their aola dltlonl lt11ted In the Reeof. without c:ovenant °' war· or... Publlthad Orenge Cou•
l'tllt.IC M>TICE percent (S"le) of the ~m bid diecretlon. mull ac:company ullon 01 the Board Aelol· tanty, expr ... OI' Implied. re-Thie bu.in-.. w11 con· Dall Piiot A gull 27 Sep.
---------u e gu1111111ee that the bid· the written bid or onet, and utlon No 88-l l. · gerdlng title, poqeeelon, or ducted by an lndlvlduel 1 b., 3 10u17 1985
074000 der will enter Into the tile balance must be paid The minimum monthly enc:umbrancestopaytMr.. This statement wu lllec:t em ' ' ' T·flOI
Senate Democrats call
executive order weak
SOUTH COAtT propoeed COfllrac:t II the upon the connrmatlon ol ..... payment lor the term malnlng p1lnclpal eum ol IM with Ille County Clark 01 Or·
AM QUAUTY tame 11 awarded to him In sale t>y aaJCI Supenor Court 01 1119 ...,. ahall not be ._. notee MCured by said DMd ange County on Augu1t , .. , ---------
MAMAODllNT DttTNCT the event ol !allure to enter 0< olhe< term• acc.ptable to 1 h 1 n ot Truat, with Int-I u In 198S fltalC M>TICE
H€ANNO 90AM> into such contract, the the al>Ove-enlltled Court sno 00/month/clauroom n .ICI note provided, ad-Publllhecl Orange Cout ---------
NOTICI CW procee<ls of the ctleCtl wlll be Said tale will be macle upon 1 n d Yanc411. II any. under IM Dally Piiot August 20, 27. FICTITIOUI IU ... 11
"*-IC HEANNO lorleited. or In the cue of• the ueual ..crow larma s38 .. SO/month/Graphic• 1erma ol laid Dead ol Truet, September 3, 10. 1985 NAME ITATE•NT
TO C~" bond, IM lull eum thereof DATED Sep1emt>er 3 , Art• Room Tiie minimum , ... , chergea and expentel T·788 The lollowlng pertons are
MOOIACATION °' A wlll be forfeited to Mid COi· 1985 monthly 1.-payment fOI' ot the Trustee and ol IM doing t>ualneu u
'*Al COW\.IA.NCE lege district Karen """"· Co-Ad-eubeequent period• mey be lrutta c:r .. tad Dy Mid 0..0 ME s A Au T 0 DI s •
WASHINGTON (AP)-Senate Democrats vow they'll try again
to push thro ugh a pac kage of econ o mic sanction s against South Africa.
but Republic.an leaders say the effort 1'i a pohtlcal move to punish
President Reagan rather than South Afnca's white mmori1y
government.
Democratic leaders. con lending they may well be able to gather th~
60 votes needed Lo c ul off a Senate fihbu~ter. said they were not
impressed by R eagan's e ffort M o nday to capture the initiative on the
matter b y issuing an execuuve order containing his own set of
sanctions.
OATI AND EJCTINllON No bidder mey withdraw mlnlatratOf of tM Em.. adjuited annually at IM DI ... of Truet PUBLIC M>TICE MANTLERS, 2075 Pl11Get1tla,
Of' A VARIAHCE his bid fOf 'perloc:I tor tony. DATED: a.ptember a, trlcl'a dltcretlon A Sec:ur· Said Mle will be held on &TATE•NT Of Costa MeH. Calllornla
CAii NO ~ live 1 .. 5) d'Y9 elter lhe date 1• lty/CleMlng o.po.it wlll be TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1. Aa~ Of 92627 NOTICE is' HEREBY .. , IO< Ille ()9enlng thereof ~ ... Dey, Co-A.do requlrad ptlor to oceupancy 1985 '1 l l:OO AM., •1 IM U&I Of ,tCTYTIOUI Ja,_. Robertf 8rumllald,
GIVEN thal IM South Cout The Board of Trull-r• mlnletntOf of tM Eatate No eornmlaelon 11\all be Concord Str•t entrance to IU ... 11 ...._ 25322 Maxlmu1, MIHlon
Air Ouallly M.ruigarnent Oii-a«Ves the prtvllege of rejec:t· Law OtllQee of MARI( J. paid any llcenMd real •tat• the bulldl1 k>Uled " 1570 Tl'la loll~ per•on1 Viejo, Calllomla 92691
lrlet He«ing Boerd wtM hold Ing any and '" bl<H or to MEYERS, &cl ' Cum~, broker In till• regard, anc:I Eut 17th treet, Santa Ana, have •band tM UM of Mar1ha Evelyn Brumfield.
• publlC hearing at 9 30 a.m waive any lrregularlllM °'In-Kemp & Meyere, 7 1 thar'a ahell be no deduc11on Calll0tnl192701 the Flctltlou• Bualne11 25322 Maxi mu a, Miu Ion
TUESDAY OCT08ER lorrn.lltlee In any b4d or In Patkcenter Ort,,.. Sulta 100, lrom any Pfopoaal In a.. TM total amount ot Ille Name zc• HOMES. 111• Viejo. Calllornlt 92891 on • the bidding. Santa Ana. CA 92701 (71 .. ) 1 unpaid balance ol the obll· ""' " 1 1 15, 1985 In 111e A, A. UI! A-ITIYl'N8. Vic. SS6..e&S8 letmln ng IM hlg'-1 re-gallon MCVfed t>y laid prop-SE Main Street, Irvine, CA This bu• neu a con-
Mc:Candlen Auditorium, C~ ... Af· p bllMecl Ora:;eCout apon.ibleblddet. artytobelold 1,....tharwlth 9271<1 ducted by· a general Plr1·
They said the president's actions were watered down and
insuffic ient to send a stro ng signal to South Afnca thal the time has
come to begin the dismantling of its apanheid system of enforced racial
separation .
On M onday, Senate supporters of stronger cconom1c sanct1ons fell
seven votes sho rt o f the 60 required to end the filibuste r against their
prop0sal. losing on a 53-34 roll c~ll.
Dl9trlct Headquaner1, 9160 • --u 0 SMled propONI• to leua • .... -Tiie Flctllloue Buelnesa nershlp Flatr Drlw El Monta Call-fel,.., Co.et COftlmunfty Dally Piiot !Hplem 9. I , Nld property mull be r .. Interest. late charoe-. and _,. JAMES A BRUMFIELD · · C ...... Otiatrtct 16 1985 estlmalad co.te al(petl... Name ralerr ..... to above wu · lornla. to conelder modi· Publlll'lec:I Ora Cout • Ml _739 celYed by the delegatad of-and advanon,.; ol tM date filed In Orenge C4unty ori Thia st1temen1 wa• rtled
llcatlon ol • flnal cornpllanoe D lly Pllol Sac>t nge ber 10 lloer II the Fountain Valley hereof II S<ta 878 83 October 27, 1961 FILE NO with Ille County Clark Of Or-t dell and extanlion ol a var!-1; 1985 em · School Dlttrlct Education Date· Septemb9r 3 1985 F· lH lfla ange County on Septembef
ance trom Ru ... 203 and • T-620 Pl&.IC M>TICE Center, 17210 Oak Str•t. CAllfOlllNIA MO,.T· Phlllp H. M<:Namae, t178 3, 1985 1107 of the South Coal! Alf Fountlln Valffrf, Calllornla, QAQI llRVICE. A CALI-Mein Street •A. lrvtne. CA
Ouellty MenagamentDl1tr1et Pl&.JC f«)T1CE 1'U91.JCNOTICE 92708. no later than 2:00 fORHIAC~TIOH . 9271 ..
Faa511
Publlshad Orenge Cout
Delly Piiot September 10.
Bul a second clo1ure vote was set for W ednesday and Sen. Alan
C ranston. D-Cahf., the Senate's No. 2 Democratic leader. said there
was a definite chance for v ictory.
Au ... and Aegulatlon• lor A community mMtlng wUI Pm Frid,. Seetembef 13, Mid trvat .. IV· QUAN>iA': Dale Sim bro 1801 Gal·
ooallng operation• " UN-K·200f7 be hakl by IM City ot lrvtne 1985 TMllT DIED MRVICEI a1ea Terrace ~on• Ciel
IWEB, INC., A CORPOR· .ADVERTillMINT to IOllcll Input eonGernlng Before eccapling any wtll· tton . t o~ Mer CA 9282S
ATION. 337 West Freedom Notice 11 hefeby given 1ne1 possible allernetlve plan• teo proP<>NI•. IM detegalad ~ A11tt.:'elf ;,,.,.. Thi• bualneu """ oon-
Avenue. Orange. Calllorn1a on August 13, 198S, IOI' the abandoned rallroad offioerstiellcalll0roralbld· .... ~ 1510 EMl 17111 ductedbye11mt1ectp1rtner· ---------SHAFER Beach . Ca !IZ648 Rule 203 requlret a permit to S50.000.00 u s c:urrency rlghl-Ol-way through North-ding Any person who hu ltrMI hit~ E &ante Afta. 8'\lp f't.lllC M>TICE
operate and requlr .. oper· wu Nl1ed at Santa Ma. wood Thi r1Qtit·ol-w1Y II hefetolore eubmllled •writ· CA n1o1 {7t•)°Mf·J17J Thia statament wu lllec:I ---------Teresa Margare tt\.a (978. 7387) or Pt-I
auon In aeeordanc. with Calilornlalrom1M lo.An-lo<:atad ebout llaltway tie-tenbldmayeubmltanOl'al p blllhed Or Cout 11tllhtMC4unfyClaf'kolOr-FtCTITIOUl8UtM:&t S ha fer. born &>pt h, Protccuon Society,
speciflad '100dltlon1 ol Mkl gei.. Sl\er1rt·1 Depanment twtMn Bryan A"""'41 and bid exceeding by at !Mat nve Dallyu PllOt .._:t>er 10 ange C4uncy on Augu•1 30, MAME ITATOllNT 1960 in New Mt•xico p 0 Box 572, 1 --permtt ano Aull 1107 re-{ortglnalty ..uect on Juty 25, lrvtne BouleVard In IM VII· percent (5%) the hlgri..t 17 24 1985.....,.. · l985 Tiie lollowfng Patton• are LA1\5
qvlrn control of volallla or-1985. In S•nta Ma, Cati-lage of Northwood and rum written bid The hlQMll • r.815 Put>Ushed Orange Coa'1 d0tng buelneM u Irvine Passed a w ay Sept 7, Alamitos, Ca 90720
9an1c eompounO• from lornla from a 1983 ToYota. from JetfrfJ!f Road 10 Culver reptontlble blOd• allall be Deity Piiot Sep1emt>er 10. Animal Ho1pltalt. 1333 1985 In N ew port (213-430-2207) Pa·
manufactured metal p11rt1 VIN JT2RA6'4L300021127 Oflve raqulradtoelleoutethel0<m 17. 24, October 1 1986 Avocado, Newport Beech. Beach Survived by c1 f1c View Mortuary,
and product coating• by the Los Angel• Sl\erlN'• The oommunlty meeting or leeae. such format hu PlB.IC NOTICE T ·838 CA 92660 h b d B d 1 D A copy ol Ille peUllon le Depertmenl) tor vlolaOon of will be held at 7:30 pm. on heretofore been approved lrvln•·Unlverslly Park us an • ra ey lre<'tnrs 644-270()
avelleble for inspection " 21use88t Any perton Cle-September 16. 1985. In the by Ille Board of Trust-. FICTITIOUI 8UllNlll DlmtfC lllt\TICE Anlrn•I Hoapltal. 18088 Cul· ~hafer, Cathe r Donald HOWE
tne oNlc:e ot the Heanng airing 10 plaoe lhe matter In Oeerlleld Community P&rk The Boerd 01 Truat-MA• &TAn•NT '~ "" ...., Drive, Irvine, CA 92715 GI en n . m 0 1 h e r
Board C1er11. 9150 Fl•lr the untted Stat .. Dillrlc1 multl·P4JrP<>M room located shall make IM deletmlna· The tollowlng per90nS are ITATl-..T OF Irvine Animal Hoapllal· Kr i s t 1 n a G 1 e n n Pl·lt'r James Ho we,
Drive El Morite. Celilornla Court In Ol'der to contfft the at 55 Deerwood, lrvlne AU lion u to wtietl\er to leaM doing bu.iMN u Walnut VIiiage, 1«35 Culver ' bom Dec 23rd 1966
1n1ereatec:t Petton• may probable cauM 10r ,,,.. Mlz· 1n1erMted peraon• are In· Mid laelllles within ten (101 OPTIFAX. 1083 Vlu lla Aa~NT Of onve. lrvlne, CA 9271.. brother Jo n Glenn '
Bllefld and ~bmll oral or ure, mull Ille with thl Reel· vlled 10 a11end this mMtlng days alter reoalpt ol bids Ori~. Co•t• Mesa. Cell· u:~f.":• Thia buelnen 11 con· father-in law J~ rcsuient o f Costa
wrlnen atal6"*111 al tM dent Agent in Char~. Drug For further lnlormallon call lntormatlon concerning lomla 92828 ducted by 1 corporitlon Shafer. m o tht'r· In · M esa, was k tlled In a
hearlnQ 11 is requested that Enlorcemen1 Adm1n1s. J ennifer White at (7 , .. , IM pr~•• Miould be tel· Berg Engl,,_lng Corpor· Tiie 1~~ pareont Newport Center Animal law Patricia S haft•r molllrcycle ae<:1de nt
Wfltlan stetemenll be aub-tratlon, p o Box 12809, 980·3935 dressed to FOUNTAIN VAL· Ilion. 1 Callfornle corpor· hive •b• IM UM of Hoapltal. DenlM Jannec:ll. S k
m1nec:1 10 ttie Hearing Boaro Senta Ana. Celllornle 92712, Publlthed Orenge Coaat LEV SCHOOL DISTAi CT, atlon, 1083 VluJle Drlva. Iha ~lctltlout Bu•lreu Hosp corrdlna1or V 1s 1 ta lio n Tuesday '!ear t oC' to n on
five dBys oeloretrie Hearing a clalm end coat bond ol Dally Pllol Seplember 3, 10, 17210 OAK STREET. FOUN· Co111 Mesa. Calllornle ~;;;'9·sTate and ~NOC 11~ Thi• 1tatement wu IUed 12·8PM, Pac1f1c View Sept· 4, 1985
DATE SEPTEMB ER 3. SS.00000 In lhe form ot. 1985 TAIN VALLEY, CALI· 92826 Mar1 CA8;~5 oron• wlththeCountyClerkolOr· Mortuary, 3500 Pa H e will be sadly
t98S ceahiet'• or ce<llfled cheek T-813 FORNIA , 92701! (7 Ul Tiiie t>ualnets 11 con· Mi 1 J T t 2701 Sea ange County on Septembef cihc View OT, New m issed by his pare nts,
QUIOUUTTH COA9! Al" mede payable 10 the us 80·6851 . Allenuon duC1eclbyec0rp()(atlon vtewr~on•'~ Mar CA 3, 1985 port <>-.. ,.h "'-rv1''""' Blair & Judy How~. A y MANAO .. MENT [)ep1rtment ol Juttlee. or CAAOL JONES Jame. A Berg, Praaldenl 92 '5 ' F2l65lll DC-. .::IC:' .. ~ .. OltTAI CT HE AllllNO i pproved eureiy on or P\8JC f«)TIC£ 'DUNTAIN VALLEY Thi• etatement wet lllec:t :~ Publlahe<I Orange Coatt Wl'd 12noon, Pacific brolher Brian How e,
I OAltO, •r Heten Ouln-before September 16 1985 ICHOOl DtlTIUCT llOAM> with the County Clark 01 Or· 1• bu.,~ w•• c:on-0111y Pilot &.ptember 10. grandparents Jim & tena, OefMltJ Cleft! An •nd.gen<;y pecnlon may ITATE•NT Of' Of' TitUITEEI, Ci.rt! of tM ange County on September ducted by an lndlvld1.111 17, 24, October t. t98S VI e w M or I u a r y C ' Publllhed Oranoe Cout be !lied'" lieu o1, 0091 WfTHOAAWA&.f"OM to.rd 5 1985 Thi• statement wu n1ec:1 T.832 C hapel Inte rme nt a ther ine Pa_d ·
Delly P1101 Septf!fl'loor 10. t>ond Otherwise the prop. ftARTNIRllW oa1e August 22. t985 · naeaa with Ille County c ien. of Or· PaC'iflc View Me rn· dleford, uncles, Jam,
198S erty will be edminl•tratlvety OftERATIMO UMOl" PubllM!ed Orange Coa11 Publlalled Orange Coast ·~County on Auguet 30. on al Park ln lieu of JO<'. Ed & Wes; rein·
T-818 lorleneo pursuant to t9 flCTTTIOUI •UllNll& Dally Piiot August 27, Sep. D•lly Piiot September 10 19p\11 lled 0 c Dt1D1IC wny1r~ flo w e rs memorial l ives and his many
__ 11t_m_'IC_Ml\_T_l_C_E __ us c 1808. end w111 be dl1-NAME temt>ef 3. 10. 198S 17, 24, October 1, 1985 . Dall~ :i101 ~~be< o~1 '~ "" w. contnbut1ons may L~ fne nds __ r_~--""----poMd of &GCOrdlng to law I T-809 T-823 17 24 Octot>er t 1985 . FICTTTIOUt 8UllNI&& IA"
FICTmoua au11NH1 ln1erHtec:I partlM may Ille • wti~~~!,'o:.!';O.!!..':,'P:~ , . T-840 .. ._ 1u,......-r made to Ammal As· Pedter wfas a ~nl ,., T petition for rem11aJon °' "" -,,,..~· DllD•fC MnTIC£ ' -p 0 gra uate rom i:.elan· NAiil .. a AT!MENT mtt"'•uon 01 lorlelt re whh net 1rom •he pertnel'lhlp op-'~ l"fU •-1c *>TICE The 1o11ow1ng per90t1• are Sllltance UC'ague, Tiie 1o11ow1no oeraon1 are "' u 11 n0ar the llctltlOua '~ doing t>ulineM u Orange Box 818, Hunu·nmnn c1a High S c h o ol ,.~nn .... 91~, •• Ille Aes1oen1 Agent In era ng u 'ICTITIOUl IU ... lt c A _,., I Cor .. 8 ·-e-h h I
"'"'· •"" ·-v~ C 19 bulineat neme ol AC S On NAMI ITATIMINT ,ICT1TtOU& MllM:H •-tC MnflC( OUI na ...... a P · 1 W ere e e XCl' It'd BAXTER & ASSOCtATES harge pursuant 10 the Penlntule '' 2813 VIiia NAMS tTATl•NT '~ "" Carnation St • Corona def Sl'h o last1cally and 450 Newpor1 Center Drive USC 1618 llnd . 21 CFR w N se·-a. CA TM loOowlng peraone ara Mar, Calif 92825 P\alC f«)l)C[ Ste 320 Ne....port Beacti 131671·13t68 1 wtthoutru-ay. ewpor1 ........ dolngbualneuae:Amerlc:an ThelOllowfngl>efton•ere FICTTTIOUllU ... lt Gordon E R ..... 416 l"aptaint'<f the w:iter
Calllornta 92660 ing a c;1a1m tind coat bond 92T683. I l't b Sunrool Orange County, dOlnQ bV•lneu u . NAMfr STAftMINT C11rnat1on St., Corona def 'ICTITIOUI •UllNll& polo tC'am in h is
""'llll•m '"lexander Ba~i·r "e•ldent A9<9nl In na~·•a1t::._~1•10r 1~1pnae~•. 2222 So Lyon StrMI, Santi AMERICAN FOREIGN EX· The followlng perlOlll tre Mar, CA 92825 NAMI ITATIMINT ,. • " " Cti.rge .. ~ .. ~ .. ~. .... .. Ana, CA 92705 CHANGE BANK CORPOA· doing bullnea u . °''°"'' sensor year He ac-6206 Was• Oof!an l'ronl Cue RO 85--0037 nerahlp ...... nieo on July 27, Golden Stat• Sunroof ATION !Europe), 1917 E 0 G PRECISION PAATS. G & A EntarptllMll Inc IA Th• I ng Pef.or17IDare repll'd .. scholarship N-POt'I Beatn Ce111orn11 . 198 .. In IM Count" of Or· ca.~1 t a .. •t E 0 E 3 Calll corp), .. 000 Park New· doing bullln.a u · ay 92863 Date Augull 23 1985 anru FILE Nn F2S'1590 CMP<>flllon. 2222 So Lyon c'-11 nunl '=·~ ' r•nge. 711 W 17th Street, Unit •. P<>f1 1310 Newpc>rt Beach. Anlmal Ho1p1t1I, 28892 and was atte nding tht' Th b PubliSlled Orange Coul "' St . Santa Ana, CA 92705 al °' • "'"" C•••• MaH. C1lllornl1 C 111 Crown Valley Parkway. U f h p II ustrieu '' coro ID••I• P11ot ,. 0 i t 27 a~ ull Nama and Adc:lrMS ot Thlt bu11naH 11 eon· American Foreign Ex· 92027 ' CA 9"•77 m verslly o t e a. ducted by '"•nd•,,.duel ' u u ..,....... tile Pereon Wttnorawlng ductad t>y 1 COf""'atlon Change Blncorp • C•ll· o G Zelln• 859 w 19th Thi• bullneu 1' con· Laguna Nlouai. '" n f1c a t Stockton, C A WILLIAM A BAXTER lttmtwtr '3 lO l985 Kaith ·•~1""" I I"" n-..... """ I lion t9 l7 E duclad by· • torporallon Crown Vllley Animal Hoe· Th•• •t9femenl wu ,,,_,. T-805 -r....,. -:-::: .• -Cor.ona~~. Goldan State Sunroof orn11 corpora • Stree1, Co.ta Meu, Cell· ··'"'-· pita!, 28892 CrOW11 Valley A memonal set'V\t't' • ..,... .,., "".... """'""-C0<1> Praeldent CtwMtnvt, Sulla E. Orange, tornle 92627 Gordon R98M, Pr .......... t wllh lhe Coun1y Cieri\ of Or· CA 92Ml2 Thlt etatement wu n1ec:1 Cellfomla 92687 Thie buatneH It con-Thi• stalement wu flied Parkway, LlllJllTI• Nlguel CA will be h e ld at St. An·
enge County on Sep•eml>er I Signed Keith Morrtton with the County Cieri\ ot Or Thie butlneH 11 con· dua1ed by an lndMdual wtth the County Ci.rl( Of Or· 92877 drew11 P resbyterian 3 198~ MLIC NOTIC[ Publllhed Orange Cout ange County on Augue1 29. dvctad by •corporation D G. ZELINA ange County on Auguit 3o. Tl)I• bu•lnan 1• con• Churl'h, 600 St An
F2M5f7 Delly Piiot Augu•I 20, 27, 1986 Su"n K O..ran, Sec Thia ltetement wH 111«1 1986 -ducted by· a limited partner
Publtsned Orenoe Coast ITATtMINT OF Seotember 3, tO 1985 '31a1I retary with IM County CS.II ot Or· r-Ship rtrcws Road. N B. on
Dally Piiot September 10 ABANOONMINT Of' T-767 Publl"*I Orange Cout Thlt 1111..,..,,1 wet 111ec:1 ange C4unty on S.,tember Publl•hed Orange Cout OenlM Janneocil Thursday Sept 12, at
17 2• October ' IDS!> UH OF 'ICTmoua Dally PNot Septembet 10. with I~ County CWk Of Or· 3. 1985 Oa, PllOt Sec>tambef 10, Thia •111emen1 wa1 llled -&·30 PM
r 830 IUllMEH NAMI .. -"' MnTIC( 17. 2• Oct°"' 1. 1985 anoe County on Septamw ,~ 17 .... OctOber 1, 1985 with the C4unty ~of Or In lieu of flowers, it __ DI ___ ll'_Mn_nc_r:__ 1t'la 1ot1ow1n9 peraon1 r~""' T-83& :), l985 Publ"'*> Orange Coilll T-83.t •noe C4unty on .....,..ternt>er '~""" '-"•~ •t>MOoneO the uw ot ,_ Deny PllOt Sepiernw 10 3 1985 as sugge.wt ed that
· the f:ic1111ou• Bu11neu &TAT'l.•NT °' "8.IC f«)TIC[ Publllhed Of•noe Coatt 17. 24 October t 1986 FaMel do nations be mad~ FlCTfTIOUt 8Ut!HaH Name Sovth P .. k Develop. W""°"AWA&. l'M* Dell)' Piiot Septembef 10. T·828 Publltned Or•nge Cout either t.o We E«\ancia
NAiii STAn•NT ment (...()n'lpany 15.tO Sovth 'AIWTNIJt.... FICTTTioua eueMlt 17. 24. October 1, 1985 DI-.IC MnTICE Deity Piiot Septembef lO. Th• IO!lowlnQ peraona ere Co"t ~•ghway Suitt ~02 ONltATWllG UIC>IJt NAMI STATamNT 1_822 '~ l"fU 11, ~ ... Octobe< 1. 1D8S H.S. water polo learn,
dolnl) bull'*• u Paelflc LAgune le11e11 c~ $2851 . r1cTmoul .,..... TM lotlOWlng pet90n• .,, "8.IC M>TICE '1CTTTIOUI IUllMI.. T -831
Coatl Tanning Center. 2334 The F'1C111aou1 BuelneH NAm dOlng butlMM N NA• STA,......-r P\llllC f«)TIC[
N.-por1 8tvd · Co.la Mela. Nt11Tle '•'t<•ad lo •boYe wu 1 SECOND GLANCE LANO-rtllUC M>TIC£ FtCTmOUI MllMll The lollowtng 1>«.c>n• are l'\8.IC *>TICE ---------CA 92827 tiled In Orenge County on The lottowlng ~ hu SCAPINO co 2185 Men· NAMS ITAftMINT CIOI bl.laineea.. ,ICTinoul .,...,,
Stec>I'*' J Schult• .toe July I~ 1983 FILE NO wlll'ldrtwn •••general pen-CIOU.. Coate MeM. California ,ICTITIOUI .,.._.. fhe fOllowing P8l'90M are ~ASTLINE AEFRIOER· FICTITIOUI IUIMH MA .• ITATIMllNT Pr~. ~ 9"c:fl. F220773 net "om lhe partMnh19 op-92t28 NAllll tTAftMllNT dotng Due!MM al ATION 6 AIR CONDITION· NAllll &TATl•NT The lollowfng ~ .,,
CA 92643 Soul!:' P .. -ltd 1390 etltlng under the llctltloul MIChHI Erin H11gllH . The rollowlng l)ettonl are M I C A 0 • I N T E A • ltlf0 21152 Poaton Lane The fotlOwtng peraoM ar• dOlng buliMN ..
OouQlm 8 Allen .toe GrtitnWIGhO;iw &utla 100. bUlllMM natne Of Sevet\ 2785MenclOTa,Coate l.49'tl ~olngbl.I .. ,,..... NATIONAL, 73&1 HMI, •.I!, Hun'un ton Beach Call· CIOlngbu91netau INN OVAT IVE FLOOR
Prospect, ~ Beaetl. San DW1go Ceilf0<nta 92121 $tM Slltn laundry. It 1279t Oalllornla 92828 L£S SOEUAS H 51 Huntington 8Hc:h, Call lomla ~26-48 · JOB STR(SS CLINIC, MAINTf!NANCE, 2037 E
CA 92843 South Peu Ataocial" Weatefn, Ste 0 , Oarden Brei ThomH Snydar Caflery Onv.. C01ta M .. a. lornla 92&49 Matli Andrew Rieger 1020 Nonh Broadway, Suite Walnut Avenue. Orange,
J an•• M Sutter •08 15 .. 0 South Cout HIQllway' Grow, CA 928-4 t 2185 Mendota, Coeta M ... : Calllornl• 92828 Mlch .. I R Aynkew1H . 11152 Poeion l •,,. Hunt: 302, Santa Ana Callf0tn111 Calilornll 92M7 Pr~. Newport &Meh, Sulla 202 Laguni e.11eh The llctlllou• t>v•I~ Cittfomla 92020 Jull1 M Or ay. 2 7 !i 1 1117 .. 2 Sime Str .. t, Hunt· in ton Be•ch Cailfornla 92701 ChatlOtte Halarl Oala.ryn, CA 92843 CA 92661 name 111tement for IM l*1 Thia builn•a 11 con-Canary Dn,,.. Coate M .... lngton 8e1ch, Callfornla 9~840 Robert Turner Lewie. 107 2037 E Walnut AYetlue. Or
Tiil• ou•ln... 11 con-Thi• buelneee .... c:on neraflll> ...... tllect on 2/6115 ad , 1 C.JllOl'nl• 92628 926-49 Opal AY9 8alt>oe ltllllnd, •noe. Callf0tnla 92M7
dUCiecl by • get1etal l)4tft ~ed l>'f 1 Ul'MnCorPQteted an IM County ol ()fenge ~IP by ven-• Patt· Thi• bv11n"' I• con· Thi• 1>ua1ne11 11 c:on d~~!d t>ybu:=~~on Calllornll 92M2 fhl• bu•ln... 11 con
nerllhlP aMOdel~ otlwlt !flan a Fil£ NO F 1812 .. 1 lnit T 8nydet Mtd\eal [ Ouctec:t 0y an tndlVldUll ducted by an lndMdual MARK ANDREW RIEGER Thie buelne11 le con Oue1ed by 1n tnd!Vldoal DovQ,... B AAtln pertMf91111) Full Name and AO«-ol ugMI . JULIA M GR.AV MICHAfL R fllYNl(CWICZ fled ductad by an lnOMOual CHAALOnl!. OALAZYN
Thia etalerNnl -fll9d Thi• •taltn'llf'I ... ltlec:I the Petton Withdrawing H Thil .. filed Thll ttalement WU "led Thlt ata1emen1 wet fllecl Tiii• ltalemetll WU I Ao~ T L...ie Thie .ietarnent WU filed
•11'1 Ille COvnty c--~ Or· with IM Counf't Clerl! ot °' £.sin Erll-4•. 720 Jamea St • With the·~~b.r=-Of Or· '#lfll lhe Counry c~ of Or wllll the Covnry Ci.rti ot Or· 1 wltll l~~tynz, ~~!~ Thll 1111"""11 WU "*' witfl the Covnty Ol«k OI Or _,. eounry on &.pl~ ange County on AUOU•t '' •A. Cotit• Meeia. CA t2e21 • ..,.. County on Septemt>et ange County on ~lamber ange County on S41c>temt>et ri:u w.1h tM C4unl'f Claf'tl ot Of· •noe County on Auouat ''*· i 1985 1te~ sionac1 £11n £tuvM 3·iies &. 191& 3. 1995 ,..,. •noe County ori September tH&
......, Publtaned Orange Coa.t PubllMled Or1nge Coatl · ,__ '*7M ,_,, Cob e ltH ,,._1
Pvbll9Md OrMQe Cout Dally PllOI Seolernbef 10 Dally Piiot Augulf 20. :!7, Coul PublltM<I er-. Coaet Pul>lllhed Oranoe Coa1tj Publllhed OrenQe I ,... Publl.ned Or11199 Coeat
DellY Pitot Sep~w 10 11. 24 Oc1ot>. 1 ttea Septllll'ltier 3. 10 191& D~bl~ ~:rber 10. Oetty Piiot Sec>tamt>er to. o.11y P1iot St19ternbet 10. ~~11~/~J:\9i::; lO. I Publ••he<I Orenge Cout Deily PllOt Auguet 20 27,
17 ~4'. OCIOMr 1 19&5 T .... 1 f 7tt I 7 ~ .. October I 1985 17 )• Oe1ooer 1 1M~ t7 )4 OCtot>et I t095 T ·ll?9 0.lly Pttot ~t~t>ef 10. ~emb# 3. fO. IH5
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17, 24, October 1. 198S
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Grouv. c/o Thf' Vil·
lagc Church uf lrv\ne ,
14795 Jeffrey Rd ,
Swte 206, lrvuie, D
927 14.
JONES
Muurll'e T_ J ones, agr
84, passed away on
Sept 7, 1985 A for-
mer resident of Long
Beach, Call!., h e had
retired & lived for lhe
past 10 years an Costa
M esa.He Is survived
b y a daughter and a
son-In-law, Sandy &
Ric h a rd Se we I I ,
N ewporl B e a c h ,
gra nddaughter .
Launt> Se w e ll ,
grandson, J e ff Sew
ell, two bro thers,
M eredith Jones.
Leucadla, and Ralph
Jo nes, Oceanside; one
sister . Dorothy Boyd.
S&crarnento. Private
fi1m1ly burial on
Wedne9day Septem·
ber II, 1985 at
Sunnyside In Long
Beach. Frie nds may
call at the mortuary
o n Tuesday 4-9PM or
Wedne s da y
!lam· I pm. ln IJeu o f
flowers. the famlly
has rcq"\Jesteod con
tlbutlonsbe sent to
Huag Hospital Heart
o r Cancer Fund~
P1t>rce Bros BE-II
Broadway Mortuary,
din!Ctan. 642-91~
PACIFIC VIEW
MEMORIAL PARK
Cemele'Y • Monuary
Chopel • Crematory
3500 Pacllle Vtew Drive
NCIWJ>Ort Beech
$44·2700
HAR80" LAWN~
MT. OLIVE
Mortuary • Cemetery
Crematory
1625 G1a1er Av,.
Costa Me1a
540-SS54
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HU all'OADWAY
MORTUAAY
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LOUDY
FORECA8TI ON A2
Stnlng Newport Btach, Costa M111, Huntington Beach, lrvlne, Lagun1 Beach, Fount1ln V1llty ind South Ortngt County
<JJ~A~GE COUN TY C A LIFORNIA TUE S OAY. SE PTEMBER 10 1985 l ':J l E: NT ~
0 e ' con· ress
e e e recons1 er1n 01 act
Coast
A Nicaraguan rebel ap-
peals for U.S. support In
Southland./ A3
California
Richard Ramirez' de-
fense attorney doubts the
Night Stalker suspect can
get a fair trial In the Los
Angeles area./ A3 i.-
Rock Hudson Is writing a
book about his career,
but It won't be a "tell all"
account./ A4
CallfGrnla's state sena-
tors overwhelmingly ap-
prove toughening of the
death penalty law./ AS
Nation
Cable TV operators no
longer have to carry local
channels./ AS
Schools In seven states
are stlll closed by teacher
strikes./ A4
World
Reagan's South African
sanctions get mixed reac-
tion overseas and sharp
criticism from Senate
Oemocrats./810
Two Frenchmen kid-
napped In Beirut four
months ago may be re-
leased soon./ A5
Features
A big 'Bash' featuring
dozens of bands will per-
form In six areas of the
Newporter Resort Sun-
day./ Al
Sports
The Angels pull to within a
half game of the Kansas
City Royals./81
Former Costa Mesa High
and Orange Coast Col-
lege star Dan Quisenber-
ry has shed his comic
relief for the Kansas City
Royals./81
High school football gets
underway this week In all
dlrectlons./81
Entertainment
''The Madwoman of
Challlot" ls attractive but
a bit bulky In West-
minster./ Al
Busineu
lrvlne savings and loan
succeeds where others
are f alllng./84
Sports
Televlson
Weather
-81-3
A9
A2
Three
blazes
quelled
• 1narea
Irvine quadriplegic
loses everything
in apartment fire
By STEVE MARBLE
Of the Delly ,... '""'
A quadnplegic . lost everything he
owned Monday afternoon when a fire
ra~aJe~ his a~artment and spread to
adJ01mng units at an affordable
housing complex 1n Irvin e,
autho ri11cs rcpQrted.
No one was injured
The blaze. wruch caused SI 04,000
in damage and displaced three famil-
ies, was one of three fires repQrted
within 24 hours on the Orange Coast.
In Newport Beach, a stubborn
chemical fire broke out after school
Monday at Coro na del Mar High
School. And firefighters in Costa
Mesa responded before dawn today
to a structure fire at a Hamilton Street
apartment complex.
R ichard Phost, disabled in a truck
accident several years ago , was not 10
his apartment when a fire broke out in
a patio area and m oved up the side of
the apartment. Orange County fire
spokesman Joe Kerr said. 0..,""' ........ .., ~ ....... Kerr said the fire destroyed Phost's
(Pleue Me FIRES/ A2} Coeta Mesa llreflfhten attack u1>9tain apartment blaze.
Irvine City Council pressed
for ruling on Lion Country
Developers of water amusement cente r say
they need quick d ecision to get proj ect going
By PHll. SNEIDERMAN
Of the Delly ...... lleff
The fate of a water amusement
center propQsed for Lion Count!) 1n
Irvine may be decided tonight by 1hr
Irvine City Council.
Developers of the prOJCCt have
claimed that a fa vorable council
decision 1s needed 1mmed1atel>-1f
they are to begin construction 1n time
to open next summer. If the council
does not aJlow them to proceed. lhc
develo pers have said. the Lion ( oun-
try water park plan will have to be
scrapped.
But ci ty planning staff mcmbc~
have urged the council to require an
extensive review that would dela~
construc11on for three to four month!>
The council wall deude -...hether
Lion C'ountr) and .\mcncan \port\
World. the Colton-ba~cd compan>
that want' 10 built! tb~· ""atn amuse-
ments. need to obtain J nt'v. urn-
d1t1onal use permit before bu1ld1ng
thl' nde'> These would include water
'>hdes. waterfallr, and rath nde'i
The hus1neo;seo; claim Lion C oun-
tl) 's pre\COl Pt"rmll, l\\UCd IO 1~7]
dllows the'e act1 •..it1c\
But ut) 'Ital) ml·mhcrs sa) thc
water amu-;cmcnl propo5al '" s1gnlli-
canth d1tTerent from the mode\t
entertainment area en,1<,1oned for
Lio n C-nuntrv which forrQ,crh was a
wild animal park Thi.' ,1,1fPmc:-mbc!"i
"3) a ncv. permit rt'' 11.'V. v.t1uld dllnv.
them tu e' aluate atrl r.ilt h.inrd' Uhl'
part.. I'> nearthc f:I r111 11 ~tJ nnt• ( orp\
ha!>el. Potcn11al 1ran.,rortJt111n proh-
lems and other '"'uec;
At thl.' .\ug. 20 lOunul mct·t1n~ J
'>pokesman tor ~mcncan l.iport'
World said conc;trul tion ul mlc\ mu't
hcg1n b) Sept I 5 1n 11rJer 10 open h'
next o;umml·r \n aJd111nnal dcla'
""ould upSt-1 the tinJm ing pl.m and
torct' the compam 11• lout.. tor .i nl·v.
-...ater rark ml· thl· \mcnlJ n '-Iron'
\.\ orld spoll.t">mJn ~1J
( ounul memhl·r-, ptJ'>trwwd J\
111>n until tonight. \,t\ 1ng 1hn ""anlnl
tu rc\lev. similar '-'Jll'f pJrl..., and thl'
Lion ( ountf'\ srounJ, Th,· lllUOl I
membl'r'> al\o J<,h•d thl·, 1l\ \IJll II•
d ant\ 'K.'Vl'ral ll'l hllll.il "'Ul'' in
conncn1on \\Ith lhl· .... ttn p.irl..
propo\al bclnrc l<lJ,1,·, ml'l'l1ng
Thl' rounul mt'll' al o ~11 pm .11
In 1 ne ( 11' I l.1 ll
Petition drive under way
to expedite Mesa marina
By TONY SAAVEDRA
OftMO..,NMI"""
Two Costa Mesans arc circulating
petitions to drum up county-wide
support for a plan to build a 3.000-slip
manna in the landlocked city.
Real estate financing consultants
Thomas Testa and Diane Ram1re1
co-founded the C'?sta Mesa/Newport
Manna Organ1Lat1on::il Comm1ttct·
three weeks ago
The> hope to scn<l J pc.'llt1on w1th
27.500 signature~ fro m Orange ( ·liun-
l) rc~1dentr, 10 federul lcg1\latnr\ ..... ho
will ~ dec1d1ng thl' fntc o l ( <Md
Mc a·s passage to thl' \Ca
~ •l) Councilman Donn Hall mJlk
J Capitol Hill pka 10 March tor
Congn•'>' 111 v.<11'~ ll'dt•ral pol11'
pre' t'ntin!l ltl\.JI )tt•\ { rnmt•nt\ and
busine,,c, lr11m t'l•'' '"il llll J
S2511 ll01l \IUU\ tt•qu1rl'l1 tur thl'
prOJC'(I
Thr nt'l C:\\.tf\ 1ca'1h1h1' n port 111
he tompilcd h' thl· \rn1' < l'rfl' Pl
fn11.1necr; ha\ rcpt:.lll'\lh twh.I ur th1•
(Ple&9e eee PETITIONERS/ A2)
Plans have no room for the inn
Irvine Co. development squeezing out
roadSicfe landmark -the Orange Inn
The sun may finally be setting on
the O ranae lnn1 the weathered but
beauuful roadside restaurant that
stands wedacd between Corona dcl
Mar and Laauna Beach on Pacific
Coast Hiihway.
Modem t1met and the pre of
development seem to be fast catching
~ with the inn, one of the Orange
Coast's last V1s1ble rem1ndcn of
Depression-era C.Ufom1a.
For the past four years, owner John
Bodrero has operated the inn famous
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for 1ts haod-squcczedJuicc, and fruit
shakct o n a month-to-month lease
from The lrv1ne Co.
And for at lcut as long. company
officials have worned Bodrero of
impending development along the
still pristine hills that now iive
motorists a natu~ break bftwttn
Corona dct Mar's bustling 'ho pp1na
djstriet and downtown La,auna
Beath.
But Bodruo 1s attached tn 1he inn
which he o pcrate1 with his wife and
lhc1r two olde~l 'h1ldren ·\nd hl' ha<;
clung to 1t de~p1tc 1t<; <ilov. dttcnora
uon and the telltale ~1gn<i that hJ\e
foretold the 1nev1tablc development
of the count I') \1de "here tker ,1nd
coyote now roam
But finally. 1t Sttm'i nficr m.1n)
falst slam The Irvine Co '" r..-.id' to
build out it~ rtma101ng \lltt' 111 the
coast.
"Thing' 1Ht bcgmnina to hop dntn
there." Irvine Co ~poke'imnn krt)
(olhns confirmed "The county aand
the Coa'ital ( omm1Wcln have ap-
proved a pl n for the l~ine < oast
which doe,n'1 make prar t1cal
provmon'i for the Oranae Inn." he
s.&Jd
lkx.lrem \.1\\ In 1nr c •l ntliual~
ha H' tllld him h(' ""111 hi\\<: tu mo\t' h'
Marlh 1"1'" tn m.1ke ""a' for ~tln
'trutt1on ut Pchlan Hill R1'1Jd "h11,h
will l'onnC'CI "llh ( oa't I ltlf.h..., a \ and
lead to a ne1ghhorhood . nl pn1.'<''
home-~. a re\on hn1d .ind otht•r
\ l~l tor-!>C'r\ IOI bU<il OC'''<''
The If" 1 ne < o h.H oflert'd 10 &• .. 1·
Bo<lrcro the "h11e 0<)()rd and h.11tt•n
o;tructurt w11h omnttl' tnm 11 he ,.1n
find a nc-. home for 11
But Bodrtm and hi\..., 11<-fo..a1h .. \3\
the hope to con' 1m·e th<" In me< o
to keep the '4 \e~r~lld inn h(-cau~ of
its ht'torital '\tgnifirnnu• and 1ht
atlcc11on k*.al ~•tknl\ ha'e lor 11
Thou~nd., or p.11rnn\ h, vt' ~11tncd
Interior c;hief reportedly ready to order
only N. California tracts for exploration
From staff ud wire repor11
WASHI NGl ON -lntenor Sec-
retary Donald Hodel and membe~ of
Callfom1a·s congressional dclegat1on
returned to the bargaining table toda)
in an attempt to mod1f) a tcntau-.e
agreement to hmll oil exploration off
the California coast.
The meeting wa!I scheduled amid
rcpQns that Hodel wants to scrap the
present agreement a nd was eyeing
only Northern C alifom1a 011 tract'> for
t'),plora11on ..
Hodel said dunng a tour of C'ali-
torn1a last Wt.>t'k that 11 appeared the
negotiators had o;cletted "tht wrong
I 50 tracts.. I<• npen for offshore
dnlhng when thr agreement was
announced J uh 1 tl
He complained that "these tracts
have very little poknttal" for yielding
111 or gas. and said l<itn that "It's clear
1h1s <agreement 11'> n1J1 1n the national
interest ..
(Pleaae eee 01L/A2)
Area defense
contractor
guilty of fraud
16 charges dro pped
tn exchange for his
guilty plea on three
An In ine defense contrauor
pleaded guilt)' Monda) 10 tharge'>
that he defrauded the federal go,,,ern-
mcnt by subm1t11ng false bill~ for
contracts
Thomas E nook!> o wner of )'>-
terns Engineenng Technolog) .\s-
soc1ate!I Corp and SET AC Corp
pleaded guth) 1n federal coun to two
counts of mail fraud and o ne UlUnl of
makmg fal~ suucmenrs 10 the gov-
ernment
In e~change for his pka, lt'deral
prosecutors agreed to drop 16 other
charges stemming from the OJ)t'ra11on
ol his compan1e'
The 47-)ear-old \an ( "kml·nt\
re<,1dent agreed It) pa' $1S/lflOll 111
re\lltuuon to thr go,emml·nt
\nook) ts lrt·r on SIU IJOO hJll .ind
l'I \lhedulcd for an 0\.t 21 st·n1t·11\
1ng He face\ d ma,1mum t I I' \l',tr'
1n pni;on anJ a S 12 t K111 line
Thr mail fraud \nunh ,1111,t•rn
S'i' oon in ntra 01ll1ng, 111 lht
goH·mml'Ot on a ddt'O'>l' ,nnlr." 1
Thl' C05l'> hm,ncr v.rn· 101.urrt'll 1111
un t'arlier project. according to a
grand JUf'\ 10d1c1ment last June
Tht' ind1ltment charged that
\nooks and h1'> compan1e<, cheated
the federal gO\ ernment out o f more
than $4()(J 1UC1 through alleged time
Lard fraud and fund d1H'.rs1on~
Follov.1ng thl' June b indictment,
I S .\Home' Robert Bonner issued a
v.-arn1ng to other defen!>e contractor\,
calling cheating the government
"moral!' equt' alent to thievery from
the ~mencan ta,paycf'j ..
While Snooks awaits sentencing.
ht'> wmpanies ma) be purchased b) a
"ewport Beach firm anxious to
ob1a1n It'> engmc"t.:r\ an<l d t'fcn'><'
COOlr3llS.
Sand> Sandhu. prM1den1 of R
T echnotog1e\ announced laq we<"k
that tht' purchast' depend\ on rhe
1u1, llm(' ot the lcde-ral ,ase and a final
J ud11 ''the,• mpan1t·'
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Broken neck suit
goes to Newport
claims adjuster
$5 million soug ht
for diving injury
to Alta Loma m a n
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LISA
MAHONEY
Focus ON THE NEws
pct1110M o'er thl.' -.eal"\ a'\l 1ng that
the 1nn he'~' cO k.ath\ Bodrtro \81d r h(' B<xtrcro\ hkC' th(' p1cturtsqur
1,ld-t1mc a1mc)'iJ'lhC'rt of the mn. wtth
m 1ntonnal -mo!>th outdoor -
\Callng and ('('lect1c a-rden ''"er
k1ol.1ng 1ht Panfii.: <">ct&n and tht
rolling In 1ne c tla\l hill\
But. 1f The lf"ine <. o aam:-J h)
r<"lt\C'att them 10 It\ new ~hopp1n11-
H·n1cr the couple \&Id lhe' v.uul1I
(Pleue._ ORANO&/A3)
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hnl'J tn a v.htt.•kh.11r ""'' I" \p1,
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(Plea~~ OIV1NC /A2 1
Talk tonight
onwiden1ng
of freeway
Tht ;i 1hh1 •'11 h.Pl .11 1pp11nun1·
l\ t•', 1•1t1m1 nt ''" .1 pl,\O 111 """kn tht"
Sar I l1qr11 I rn ""en d urint1 <1 \Ult'
l:Xr.1rt11wn1 1 I I r20'l"''n.it1<1n he.u
11 ~ 11111111.'11 ,11 I c" 1nldc I knlC'OL.U\
\1 h11ol 111 t 11't,1 \fr\JI
The .. pm mt'l't1nt1 '" lhc v.ukn
into( pro1t'd lr11n1 the '-"ntil \na
f rt·c·"a' llntcr,111tr 'I 1r ln.1n1· h' tht
'.in l 1ahntl INl'I f rt"\'"' ' -.111 he'
held 1Mtde th(· m1.ilt11'urtlll..c room 111
''~4 l ,,hforma \t
T h<" prnomcJ Llne lo dJ"° to
(P1eue att PR&EW AT I A2l
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FIRES ••• hem Al ..-n:meat and an Mtjoinhia "4it
ftDled by Nancy Shaw. Four otheT atlmcbod Al*\IDCDta 1usta.in_ed mod-erate 1mote ciamlle.
Pbolt Iott ~ bo owned includina special eatina utensils and
oµaer equipment dtsi&ned to help
ham move uou1'd and 6ollt him lnto
vebdes, accordq to Harry Hueains,
a Red Cro spokesman .
.. He bas special needs and be lost
evtrYthin&."' said Huggin~ wbo said
Pboit ancl a family residana at the
apanmenttbave been provided with
loo,i°' at a loql motel Shaw was
taken in by friends, be said.
The fire at the Aq..tone apart-
ments broke out about 4:21 p.m·. and wu brou&bt until control within 36
minutes. le.err said. Forty firefighters responded.
Earlier Monda~ a small but stub-
born chemical rue erupted in a
science laboratory at Corona del Mar
Kiah School but caused only $500 in damaee. aecordina to Newport Beach
Fire spokesman Russ Cheek.
He said the 3:42 p.m. fire was
bandied with extreme caution before
it invof ved several volatile chemicals.
includina. ~um and phosphorus
that can t&JUte spontaneously when
exposed to oxygen. Sodium can
explode if it comes in contact with
water, Cheek said.
Hifh school science teacher Ron
Schn1taer suited up in a special
baurdous materials jumpsuit and
helped city firefighters battle the
blaz.e, Cheek said.
"He knew what was there and how
to handle it," Cheek said. "As far as
fires ao, it wasn't bad. But because of
the chemicals, it handled to be
bandied carefully."
The third fire erupted shortly
before 6 a.m. today at th! New Breed
apartment complex in Costa Mesa at
393 Hamilton. Firefighters reported
that the blue was extinguished al
6:40 a.m. Nobody was injured.
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J'tremea battle JniDe blase at qaadrlplectc'• apartment.
Jewish jurors screened in neo-Nazi trial
SEA TILE (AP) - A federaJ )Udge
apologized to potential jurors in the
racketeering trial of a while su-
premacist group, saying be was forced
by the narurc of the case to ask
whether any of the candidates were
Jewish.
U.S. Districl Judge WaJter McGov·
em also had to deal Monday with the
threat that his first s;>a!lel of about 60
potential jurors m.igbt have to be
replaced because they saw one of the
defendants wcanng jail clothing 1n
court.
McGovern was trying to seat a 12-
member jury and three alternates to
hear the tnal of 10 men and one
woman charged with racketeering m
the case of The Order. They arc
accused of attempting to ovenhrow
the U.S. government and finance
their efforts through armored car and
bank robberies.
They also arc accused of comm1t-
tina two murders in support of their aJJ~ racist, antj-scmiuc views.
Eight potential jurors were dis·
missed Monday when they wd they
felt they could not be impartial. Jury
selection was to continue today.
Among other things. McGovern
asked the potential jurors about their
military service and whether they or
anyone they knew had been a mem-
ber of such grou{>s as the Ku KJux
KJan, Posse Com1tatus or any group
.. promoting the i'\ryan race."
At one point. he apologized to
jurors and said, .. Because of the
nature of the case. l have to ask you a
question that I assure you I ordinarily
would not do." He then asked if any
of the potential Jurors were Jews.
Only one person raised her hand
and she assured McGovern she could
be impartial if it 1s shown that some
defendants held Nall sentiments.
When McGovern asked 1f prospec-
ti ve jurors thou~ they could not
remain impantal 1f 1t were shown that
some defendants believe the mass
extermination of m1lhons of Jews
never occurred. several raised their
hands.
Jury sclccuon was delayed tempor·
anly Monday after defense attorney
Douglas Smith objected to his client,
Randall Paul Evans. appearing in
court in jail-issue orange coveralls
and said he had been denied regular
clothing.
Smith said he and hi s chent wanted
to dismiss the first group of potential
JUrors because they had seen Evans in
Jail clothing. McGovern ref used.
Evans and defendant Bruce C.arroll
Pierce, who also was dressed in
orange coveralJs. were then aJlowed
to change into civilian clothes.
Another defendant, Gary Lee
Yarbrough. remained in neat, gray
jail coveralls.
The trial stems from a federal grand
Jury indictment handed down in
April that accused 23 people of
running a natJonwide crime network
responsible for crimes that included
armored car robberies, murdcn and
arson.
Standing trial in addition to
Yarbrough, Pierce and Evans are
Andrew Virgil Barnhill, Thomas
Bentley, Jean Margaret Craig, Ran-
dolph George Duey, Richard Harold
Kemp, David Eden Lane, Ardie
McBrearty and Frank Lee Silva.
Ten others pleaded guilty previous-
ly.
Another of those indicted, David
Tate, faces trial in Missouri on
charges of killing a state trooper.
while the 23rd defendant. Richard
Scutan, is the lone suspect still at
large.
The defendants are charged under
the federal Racketeer Influenced and
Corrupt Organizations Act. A RICO
conviction carries a maximum pen-
alty of 25 years in prison and a
$25.000 fine. It also allows pros-
ecutors to seek forfeiture of all the
a~scts used by the criminal group.
PETITIONERS SEEKING MARINA ...
F rom A l
2~ycar-old marina plan because the
corps would only accept federal
funds.
Since (ongress has rouunely de-
nied Costa Mesa's funding request,
the city offered to nuse the money
through pnvate and public donations
from local governments and area
businesses.
Hall testified in Washin~ton, D.C.
last spring for the second time m two
years before congressional subcom-
m1ttec~on waterways and nav1sation.
But he won't know if that tnp was
successful un ul Congress unveils its
budget proposals next month.
Hall 1s hoprng the manna. which
would run along the cast bank of the
FREEWAY •.•
From Al
the freewa y could be used eitclus1vely
for high occupancy vehicles. a
carpooling move s1m1lar to the
"diamond lane'>" of the m1d-1970s.
according to Caltram
Orange County cll1cs affected by
the widening art Costa Mesa.. Fo un-
tain Valley, Garden Grove. Hunt·
ington Beach, lrvane. 'lcwpon Beach
and Westminster.
Plans for the pro1ect will he
displayed one hour before ton1sht'c;
hearing.
Just Call
64~-6086
Santa Ana River through Newport
Beach. will be included, either by
appropnat1ng the money or allowing
the Clty to begin its fund-raising
campaign.
Testa and Ramirez are attempting
to sway local representatives by
showing county-wide support for the
estimated SI 00 million marina
through the wetlands of Costa Mesa.
"Some friends of my family are
walling two to three years for boat
shps and the prices arc going throu~
the roofs," said Testa. 30. an avid
boater. His father, who hves in
Huntington Harbour, operated a boat
dealership for 10 years.
Test.a said part of the problem 1s
that many waterfront communities
restrict residents from renting their
private docks to outsiders. He esti-
mated at least 5,000 new slips are
needed to accommodate boating
enthusiasts who live inland.
.. There's probably someone 1n
Yorba Linda who has a 30-foot yacht
or something but doesn't have any·
where to dock 1~" Testa said. "This
would even affect boaters hvina in
R1venide."
AdditionaUy, he said the waterway
would not just benefit surrounding
properties and businesses, but would
strengthen the manne industry 1n
Orange County.
Testa also reasoned that the in-
creased tounst traffic heading to the
l)roposcd marina would generate
more business for merchants along
the county's maJOr thoroughfares.
· Testa and Ramirez both live in a
tract near the northern end of the
future marina. He conceded the
project would boost 8roperty values
there and within I miles of the
proposed waterway.
An economic study commissioned
by the city last March concluded the
manna would also generate ur to
S 18.5 m1lhon in state and loca tax
revenue during the first I 0 years.
The report. by Los An~les-bascd
Keyser Marston ASSOCtates Inc ..
added the project would spur housing
development in nearby areas and
provtde jobs for more than 11,000
construction workers and com-
mercial employees.
"As far as county-wide benefits,
we're JUSt setting the stage." Testa
sa1d.
He and Ramirez donated $300
apiece to get the committee off the
ground and are now enlisting volun-
teers to take petitions to businesses,
supermarkets, swap meets and resi·
dents.
Testa and Ramirez can be reached
at P.O . Box 10402. Costa Mesa,
92627. or by calling 548·9012.
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Pentagon tells of five arms deals
WASHINGTON (AP)-The Pen-
tqon told Congress on Monday it has
tentatively appToved five arms deals
with four countries, including two
contracts with Pakistan described as a
response to the Soviet occupation of
neiahboring Afghanistan.
Assuming there are no con-
gressional objections, the Pentagon
said it would offer Pakisfan 88 sclf-
propelled howiuers and .SO-caliber
machine guns for $78 million, and
110 armored personnel carriers
equipped with machine guns for S2S
million.
"The sales will conlribute to the
foretgn policy objectives of the U o1t·
ed States by enabling Pakistan to
increase its capability to provide for
its own security and defense, particu-
larly in view of the increased threat
resulung from the Soviet occupation
of Afghanistan." the Pentagon said.
DIVING LAWSUIT IN NEWPORT ..•
h'omAl
place s~gns warning ot hazardous
offshore conditions.
The former surfer suffered a mid-
c:crvical fracture of his spine when he
j<>lfed into the ocean and dived into
an incoming swell, hitting an under-
water sandbar.
A jury awarded Taylor $6 million
to cover bis future medical expenses.
The judgment was the largest ever
levied against the beach city.
Jurors in the case agreed that the
city was aware that offshore con-
d1t1ons made swunming and diving
dangerous in the area, but took no
precautions to warn bcachgoers.
But thecitycon.lended that it would
be impossible to warn people of all the
conditions along the beach that couJd
lead to injury. It is appealing the
decision.
Another lawsuit, filed Dec. 31 on
behalf of a Claremont teen-ager,
sought $10 million in damages.
Edward Tessier became paralyzed
after diving into the ocean off a 'Balboa beach in the summer of 1984.
Because of the number of beach-
related personal inJury claims filed
against coastal cities. officials are
loolong into· tegislauon to protect
them against costly lawsuits.
State Sen. Marian Bergeson. R·
Newport Beach, has drafted leg1s·
lation that would exempt beach cities
from responsibility m surf accidents.
City officials claim that they may
have to close beaches to the public or
charge much higher fees for beach use
to cover insurance costs if such a
legislation is not implemented.
OIL AGREEMENT UNRAVELING ...
F r om Al
lntenor Department spokesman
David Prosperi sidestepped re·
porters· q uestions Monday about
whether the deal was dead. But an
en vironmentalist leader, Karl
Wendelowski, cx.ecutive director of
Friends of the Earth, said the agree-
ment seems to be unraveling.
Under the agreement, 150 separate
9-square-mile tracts. would be offered
fo r oil and gas exploration off the
California coast, including six off the
Oran_se Coast In exchange, a con-
gressional moratorium on explora-
tory drilling of the state's remaining
6, 310 undeveloped offshore tracts
would be extended until the year
2000.
One newspa~r. quoting Hodel
aides who it did not identify, said
today that Hodel has drawn up a new
last of I 50 potential tracts that
includes only 14 ongjnally included
m his compromise with Cahfomia's
congressional delegation.
Hodel's aides refused to specify the
location of the tracts he wants, but
said they believe there is good energy
potential off the shores of Santa Cl'\12,
Point Arena and Bodega Bay. Those
areas, all north of Big Sur, were not
proposed for lcasin& under the. orig-
inal compromise.
Wendelowski. who conferred with
Hodel on Monday along with Louise
Dunlap, president of the En-
vironmental Policy Institute, said the
interior secretary left him with the
impression that he would inform the
California legislators today that ''the
whole situation was deteriorating."
Wendelowsk.i said Hodel "seems to
_be backing away from even describ-
ing the agreement as an agreement,"
and that "the agreement everyone
assumed was negotiated in good faith
wasn't."
Prosperi told reporters that Hodel
"wants to continue negottations as
the best wax to resolve the ISSUe of
offshore drilling in Cahfornia," rc-
coan1zinR that the I 50 tracts involved
now t hru September 30
m the Juiy 16 agreement constituted
"the best pol1t1cal agreement he could
get.''
Hodel asked for today's meeting m
a letter to aJI 4S California Represen-
tatives pl"' the state's two senators.
Barry T o1v, a spokesman for Rep.
Leon Panetta, [).Calif., the del-
cgauon's chief negotiator. said last
week that "minor changes will be
considered" in the July 16 agreement
but that "major changes will not be."
T he current moratonum banning
new 011 and gas explorauon in
offshore California tracts expires
Sept. 30. Congress has prohibited
exploratory drilling off most of the
Cahforn1acoast forthe past four years
for fear of environmental damage.
Toiv said that if the latest round of
~egot1ations between Hodel and the
Cal1fom1a legislators breaks down,
Panetta's group would try to extend
the dnlhng ban for another year, or
else tum the July 16 agreement into
permanent legislat1on.
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