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Home My WebLink About1985-11-21 - Orange Coast Pilot• lenlng Newport leech, C91tt Mele, Hun tint ton leech, lrvlne, Lagun1~ach, Fqunt.tn Valer Md South Or ... C 1 u If OHANG l-COUNf Y C AL IF-O RNIA TH UH SDA Y N'J Vt r.4 JitH /1 llfH', • '·. t ~. :Off shore o.il ban fails by one vote: House committee's decision thwarts California delegation's moratorium bid • with the lntenor Department. sougtit the restoration, supported by a ma- jority of the California delegation. but lost 27-26. From 1taff ud wire report• WASHINGTON -The House Appropriations Commntee refused by one vote today to rc-1mi>ose a Coast Laguna approves a modi- fied Local Coastal Pro- gram over residents' ob- jecflons./ A3 Californ ia A newborn receives another baby's heart In a rare transplant oper- ation./ A& Nation With Hurricane Kate ap- proaching, tens of thousands are ordered 10 flee the Florida Pan- handle./ A7 World "Some differences re- main'' as President Re- agan and Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev head for home after two days of summit talks.I A& Sports New York Yankee stand- out Don Mattingly Is named American League MVP./C1 Business moratorium on oil and gas explo- ration and drilling 1n federal waters o ff most of California. Rep. Sidney Yates, 0.111., chur- man of the subcommittee dealing The commiltee was deliberating a catch-all spending bill for the balan~ of the fiscal year. For each of the four prcv1ous years, the drilling ban had bttn approved by the committee and upheld by the Paramecllcs on the acene ... Newport Beach puamecUca ... tat Carol Cooper. 38, of Ban~on Beach. wJaoee atadon waaon collided early today With a plckap and trailer clrl•en 6y Weeley Stabel. a 41-year-old Adr•nMa reeic!ent who wu clrl'Yln& Illa family House. But last year's approval was' by one vote, a.nd the commiltec wd at would renew the ban only 1f the department did not consider Cah· fornaa's needs. Interior Secretary Donald P. Hodel said in a statement after the vote that it "in no way will lessen my commit· ment to consult with the state and with members a.( Con&Tess" in de· vclop1na the <kpartment's next five. year leasina provam to take effect 1n 1987. Hodel also said the vote "will enhance the chances that the admin· 1strat1on. the state and Congress can achieve a program that will be in the best intertsts of the people " Rep. Norman Panetta. D· Monterey, who has led l.bc fight to bar • -r- - to Dian eyland. police A.id. The accid ent occurred near the lnteraecdon of South Brlatol Street and Jamboree Road. Cooper wu taken to Boa& Memorial Boepltal for treatment. Stabel and Illa fam.lly e.caped injmy. offshore development, taJd ia •· statement ofh.is own that the vote was .. apparen\J..~uenccd by a ~~ otl industry and R~ adm~ trat1on lobbymg campatp as well M b) Go' Georie Deulancjian's op- pos111on" DuekmcJtan. who bad re~ silent on the issue. came out ._._ (Pleue eee Orl"9llOllS/ .A.2) Court grabs lottery money Winnings seized in wake of lawsuit against husband By STEVE MARBLE ~ !'ewport Beach wo man who won S 100.000 in the state lottery this month lost her luck' touch WodJlct.. da) when count) ·marshals seized most of her wmnmgs ~ haron Nunez.. 29. was ordered to temporarily gtve up.her pnze money because of a pcnd1ng. IJSwsujt against her husband. the owner and operator of a South Coast Plaza restaurant. It 1s t~ first ume sLoce the lottery began in Cal1forn1a that winnings have been seized on a court order. Corporate profits post strong gains in third quar- ter.JBS INDEX Births Boating Erma Bombeck Bridge Bulletin Board Business Classified Comics Crossword Death Notices Entertainment Horoscope 82 81 82 C4 A3 LB forming plan to aid its homeless By LAURA MERK Ofttle~,... ..... John Way~eAirportpact beginning final approach Manhal James Byham said the :-0.ewport woman was served with a coun order T ucsda~ even mg. She .. oluntanh wnhdre"' S73.000 from her bank and turntd ll over to the marsh.al. 8) ham said ~ une:z first consulted with her attomn . Paul Mast. then agr~ to hand over the mone) 1una rctt1ved S80.-000 after taAes when she won her stt-dig11 pnze !'to' I I on the Big pm. the telc" 1scd lotter) 1ackpo1 B'ham said lhe "Oman's bank requested that a hold be placed on So,000 of the mone' and that the rcmarnmg S 1.000 apparcnt.1~ was spent pa' mg bills He said the seized m one' "'Ill be held ti' lhe count\ until 85-7 CS-7 C4 C6 ca Concerned about the growing number of homeless people in Laguna Beach, the City Council agreed this week to begjn working County attorneys file 12-point settlement. await District Judge Hatter's final ruling of a pending federal la"su11 would be d1sm1ssed. permllling expan'i1on to go forward along with a land-use plan for Santa ..\na Heights. an unm· corporated communit) al the air· pan's edge a court heanng [)e(.° J Q · The woman·s dreams of a ne~ house and a to' -tilled Chnstmas for her children be&an 10 sour last wee~ "'hen a Su pen or Court comm1ss1oner ordered ~unez 10 refrain temporanl) fro m spending the mone) Ann Landers Opinion Paparazzi Police Log Public Notices Sports Television Weather 83-4 C7 82 88 81 A3 C3, 8 C 1-3 83 A2 with county officials to case the By LISA MAHONEY problem. 0t .... ~,... ,..,, The action was pro mpted Tuesday The John Wayne Airport seule· • after the council recei ved a report ment reached the final leg of its fr<?m the city's Human Affairs Com-journey toward final approval this m1ttee. • weelc. The committee gave a summary of Orange Count} officials filed the a r~cent town ~ecung on coordt· 12-pom l settlement with U.S. Dis· natmg soetal services. More than 60 tnct Court Judge Terry Hatter in Los people attended the half-day meeting Angeles late Monday. according to that fo<;uscd on homeless people. Michael Gatzke. the county's special Pauline Walpm, chairwoma n of airport counsel. (PleaH BOllBLS88/A2) Intended to end years of con· Over 6,600 sign petitions to halt fee for freeways By PHIL SNEJDERMAN Oftllll~,... ..... An Irvine group handed 1n pet1· tions today aimed at stopping the city from collcctmg developers' fees to help pay for three new South O range County frttways. A spokesman for the group said more than 6.600 registered voters SllJ\ed the petitions. which were presented to the Irvine City Clerk at IOa.m. An Irvine citv official said the fee collection. which had been scheduled to begin today, will be postponed while the petition signatures arc verified. If 4,S36 sianaturcs arc judged valid, the freeway fee plan 1s likely to be decided by local voten. On Oct. 22, the Irvine City Council gave final approval to a.n ordinan~ requinng fen on n~ development to help pay for the proposed San Joaquin HiUs. Ea.stem and Foothill freeways. The ordinance was to take (Pl ...... J'U&WAY/~) Willi•• Speroe Noise dilemmas at airports spreading throughout state Peace-making ideas In Newport Beach eatured at symposium for quteter jets BJ LISA MAHONEY °' ............. Mulhna over John Wayne Ail' pon's Iona history of noise-related h!ifatton, Operations and Facilities Chief Oen•~ Hom recalled the takeoff of the 11rpon's first passe"fU jct on Apnl S. 1967. "ltwasat 1 0:341.m.and~ndbas n that 10 minutes later ihe fint U\tpnt took off for his lawyet-Jol!n Waynt Alrpon hu been tnvoJYC!d an , litiptlon ever 1ncc ... Horn laid. Hom,·~ with Micbact Gatzke, Oraner County's pecial airport COUDICI and noise COl'lttOI special.1st Cbristiot Edwards. profiled the con· flkt over noise at John Wa)'M Airport before I 11atewlde ptheriftl of airpon m.uaem. anon"')'&. plan· nen and otbcn i.a•olved in airport no11e control 11 the Los Anatles Aj~ Hilton Wednaday. oranec County" t ef\Oru to make peace wath tU ntilbbon in Nt.Wl'QI\ Bach a.wt S.nt.a Ana Kt.l&hu wett l \ part of a two-day a.irpon nouc symposium sponsored b)' tbe In· stitutc of Transponation Studies a1 UC'&rkeky. With air tra~I 1ncrcas1na and ~ need for new or~ airpona a certainty, airport 1ut.hori•Jel a.nd the commun1t1es that border Lbem art scarchma for wa~ to muipte jet noise. In Cahfo m1a. mA,Jor aarporu lft San Franc11eo and Los :Jes bavt bttn worktftl on the ~m. And, as Hom points o utJ John Wayne Airport has bttn the TO<'US of noiae com-~a int and huaat•on for otarly 20 )Ul'I ataonall)'. mort lha:n SOO of \he ., trovers) over expansion at Orange County's onl~ commercial airport, the seulement has been signed b} the count). Newp6rt Beach and l\\o-O communll) groups. It also has the blessme of the Federal .\' 1a11on .\dmm1strat1o n Judge Hauer's appro,,al 1s the last roadblock to a compromise bet"'Ct'n the count'. which runs the airport. and oppo.nents of a planned S 190 million eitpans1on project If Hatter rules fa, orabl\. portions In the settlement. the rnunl) agree'i to scale do" n e\pans1on plan ~ and maintain limits on the a'eragl' number of datl~ flights and 'earh passenger iota.ls through 1he ~ear 2005 In return. "e"'port &ach and the t"'o communtl~ grou~ the ..\1rport \\ orlcing Group and top Polluung Our ~e"'pon agret> not to set up more legal ob'itacles lo the (Pleue eee AIR.PORT I A2) Comm1ss1oner Thomas Keenan made the ruling at the request of Pem \foms Co . "h1ch claims ma lawsuit that ='unez· husband o"'cs the firm Sl50.000 m unpaid ~t.aurant t-qui~ ment leases Despite the ruling. ="unez cashed her lotten checlc the ne;\t da .. at a (Pleue .ee LOTTERY I A2) Mesa computer firm files claim against s t ate lottery By tbe A11od ated Press SACRAMENTO-.\ Costa Mesa computer firm has filed a formal claim against the state loner;. sa~mg bias hm1ted the compeuuon in bid· dmg on a ma1or equipment contract The claim b) Electro-port Inc seeks a 30-du extension of the No' btd deadhn~ to allo"" lime for settlement of the issues and the appointment of an independent bid evaJuallon comm1t1ec Lotter; attome) Robert Bunon sa1d Wednesda} that lone~ Director Mark M1chalko would rt'JCCt the claim as unfounded. opening the wa~ for funher legal ac11on b) Electro- LtSA MAHONEY Fo cu s ON THE NEv.s countl) 's ).~ 19 a1rpom have 1n- st1tuted not~ rontrol measurn. and more arl' d<>1na so C\-el) month. accord.Jng to the F~ral <\v1att0n dm1rustrat1on The no1tie sympo 1um . .,,.,h1ch con· bnues toda). pothatm one Uf>C'<" of the notst 1uuc -loal rqulataon Local controls on air camcrs " a thorny sub)«1. but iwncnt cu·cum .. t.aoccs makr: loaaJ rqulataon the onl )' n ablc •-..y 10 cap 11rpon no11e irhncs bell at ttStncttons -.hacb '1,.Y from 11rpon to 11rpon If thttt ft't--... AD.POllT I A.2) I Sport Electro· port sa)s 1t "a~ unabk I<' bid on the lotto game equ1pml'n1 because its 101nt-,enture panm'r pen: Corp . d idn't ha' e enough ume to m~t the n gorou'i corporate financial di~losure' in the 'otcr approved lotten in111a11' c \11chalko dt'\'.'hned tt' ,l1mmen1 \\ ednesda) because h<' "J\ J rafhng a "'ntten rcpl) lo the allcµtwns. said lotter) spokesman Bot-l J\ IM L1ugauon could d ela' t"'l d1ntract potenuall~ wonh S~Ot rr 1hlm . and thercfort the mid· I q ,... , \.off of numbers games. in "'h1,h ~ui1lers "111 use thousand s ,,, , rm1nals 1hroughout the st.at<' to log ~t!>. Jackpots could build to SI 00 mt I hon. e\pcrts say , Elt'<'tro-Sport attorney Tim Yarvan <.a1d the protest mdudcs aJlcpuons that \11challco alrcad) favors lotto pm<' s~ stems such as those supplied b' <•TECH Corp of Rhode Island. fhr ti rm one of five bidders in Caht0m1a. won a contract m Ohio undt" guidelines M1chalko helped 'hJ;'<' "'hrn he was that state's lottery Jill n'l('\ Th~· pn,te\t·sa,s that the ··f'tlQuest IM rr 1pt1'3l' .. -th<' tcchntal guJde- hm 1or h1ddmp, on the Cahforn1a (Pleue -BIAS/ A2) 2 Coast men guilty in desert land fraud By SUSAN BOWLETI °'-......... T~o Orangt (. Nst men "ere con' 1ctcd 1n l' Da tnr t ( ourt in Los .\ngclcs W('dnMd~' on I(, ~-1,unt' of mall fraud and consp1r.tl' in conn«t1on ~1th d~rt land o,ale tdne Btn<kf. ~ ~ ot '-<°"llllfl 8eactl and Daniel Lt-A1er 4ti ol Mt ion V1e10 ~re con' 1ct<'\l 1n fedetal coun of b1ll1n1 tv.o doten people v.-bo mvntcd 1n Quntar Cu out ofS 1.2 m1lhon The \l\·man. ''' YtOmaDJW) bcpn dehberat1o n' \lo, 14 ~ e>r..ncie ount' Dt\tnct \I· tOf"ne) 's Oft"lCC rc(Wtd to file arand theft cl\~tn\t )tlnd.cr t-.o ~nr'\ aao and the <'Ht o'er 10 po\t.al 10\ t\t183lO~ Rind~ and L('ffi<'r sold un- dc' t loped land 1n the Antelo~ \ allt' and V1ctorv1lle areas of San lkmard1no Count" from I q79 to I~ I Ofli1. 1als from the l . ~ttomey"' Offi\'t {,31d Quntar did not own some of the land 11 \Old.and that BlndC'ra.nd l.tffier told 10,estors SOJM pa.reds of land had strttts. water and ttWa'S ,.hen thC} did not Ham Stone. 49, of Anaheim. Wiii 1nd1t tcd 1n June m ~ widl the Que-star land sales. He pa._,.. 1u1h) to t,.-o C'OU.DlS of mad hlid ... had the charin dwndled ..._ tum after he lgrud to tcttif) lillr ..... (Pt---nAVD/_, . AS* Or• .. 0....DALYKCTrl~.~21, 1MS ~Victim 's ·best friend faces charges in bizarre slaying Wlnde on the Miii of a ,... PllCHlc Nortttwwt atorm wlH OIMr 8ouChern celforn6a .... ·~ and keep the Ngfon eunny ttwoughe>Yt ti~ weekend, ~ M6d. IJ STEVE MARBLE .............. Tllml ~f\et" t Stn-.Juan Capistrano man was all~y killed and pushed out of an atrplane and into the ocean. bis best friend ap-= in Superior Court toda)'. cb&Jles that be committed the mu r. Deputy District i\ttomey Thomas Avdcef said the 1982 slaytQI of 27- year-old Scott Campbel) involves equal amounu of "intriaue. mystery. IJ't'Cd, vcnaenoc and robbe:T'y." Sanding Lria.1 in the· dru&~relatcd killiOJ is Lawrcooe Rayborn Cowell. a blond, 37-year-<>kt who had betn Campbell's childhood friend. If convicted, Cowell could receive the death penalty. Jurors, seated ibis week after a month of selections, were dismis~ Wednesday when Cowell's attorneys asked for a cou11 trill -meanina Judge Donald McCarun will decide Cowell~ fa\e. lh his openina s~temcnts today. Avdeef said Cowell and a second man broke Campbell's ncctc and then -pushed -his body out of a 'Small airplane 2,000 feet above the ocean . Campbell's body has never been recovered but A vdeef said evidence, ancludinaappattnt blood stains in 1hc airplaoe and secretly-taped con versa· tion~ with Cowell. will prove Campbell was murdered. · At the time of his ~th. Caropbell was involved in selling cocaine and was arran&iria a deal he hoped would make him "a k.illinJ in the narcotics market." A vdctf said. What Campbell did not know, said A vdeef, was that his contacls in the dru& world actually were federal aaents. Avdcef said Campbell was killed the same day he was to fl y to Fargo, N .O .. to meet bis dru~ contacts.and trade a pound of coca.me for interest in a speed lab. Cowell spun an intncate web of alibis after the slaying to cover his tracks. but one by one they fell apart. A vdccf said. He said Cowell finally confessed to drut"'&f"Cnll. who were-nittposina as nan:otJc ldQ&Pins. when they de- oianded to know what had become of Campbell. Cowell's anomeyi. GeraJd Rc- opclle and Grq Jones.. did not make openina statements. . Cowell and Campbell ooce were best of friends and their families took water slciing vacations toge1her. Cowell, who has been free on $2S0,000bail a hving with bis parents 1n Arizona, could be scn1encecl to dte in the gas cnamber if convicted of the slaying. Judge McCartin, howe:-icr. indicated dunng prctnal heann~ that be docs no1 believe it is a death penalty case. . A former owner of an automotive shop that specialized in cxo1ic sports cars Cowell is charged'wtth murder. con~piracy to commil murder and death-penally allegation~ of murder comimted d uring a robbery and murder for profit. ' The windy condltk>nl helped SM*\ • ft'ontal ayttem ... t befor. any rain could dam'*' t~ arM. Ouat• to 30 mph wttl Whip ~tn0Uftt8in.,.._ttwoughthe•t Ind__.,. Frfday. The eun wtM be~ by aome "'°" cloudt Friday, but llclee thbuld be cleer Saturday and Sund=t.,...,.,1tur .. w11mlng up lllQhtly, the National WMthef Mid. Along the Ot11ng1 Coeat tt wltl ~moatty deer Frtday. Guaty not1h to northweet wtnda 15 to 25 m tonight end Frld1y ~ lhe canyone. Hlgha Friday 14 to 81. 01N1 tonight 31 to 41. U.S. Tempe .. '-- 10 " 41 21 43 20 II 05 74 M 71 61 et 64 41 47 n a1 00 ·18 .. 47 12 ·15 30 07 7' 4t 10 ao .. ,. 21 OI 11 n 11 ,. 70 86 \28 11 21 1a • 57 ~~ =· ee 25 81111"-SanleAna Senta Crw 811111• Metia 811111.11 Motlic. rei-v....., u" .. 42 $1 42 64 sa 11 49 SI 21 Swf Report ICD ~ 1..3 POO< 0.1 000-- 0. t P00< 0. t POO< 0· I poor 1.2 POO< ,BIAS IN LOTTERY CHARGED ... 74 89 49 43 • 22 28 06 22 ot .. 28 15 02 eo 28 41 21 LOCATIC* H\llllllrlgtOrt 8"cll AMI' Jilny, ~ 40!11 SlrMI. H9wpor1 22n0 s1.-. Newl)or'I Belboe Wld04I Ulgllr\a e..c11 SanCWMnl• Wat., temp 59 s,..._,1on _,,,,. •·2 ... From Al contract-con tams an unmtenuonal bias because it uses the Ohio bid request as a model. The four-page document claims 1hat the guideline also limits competi- tion by discriminating against small or minority--0wned companies. Such firms "will be financially precluded from oompetillJ for any contract for goods and services by the bonding requirement alone," Elcctro- Sport says in its protest. Michallco, using staff and consult- ant evaluations of the bids from five companies, expects to make a rec- ommendation next month lo the Loucry Commission on the bid award. Electro-Sport's prot~t also claims that the lottery has unfairly exempted telecommunications firms, which will supply the telephone lines linlcing lotto pme equipment, from tbc financLal disclosures. A Supenor Court judge already demcd Electro-Sport an order that would have delayed lhe awarding of teleco1nmunications contracts, but company attorneys said they will contmue their court challenge of 1he way in which the lo nery ha'S applied the disclosure rules. Elcctro-Sporfs Ya{Yan said the protest included arguments an a mysterious letter that surfaced last month. A New York attorney said that he drafted the letter containing industry observations at the request of an unidentified company that planned to bid. He aslced other compamcs 10 sign the document. but the letter was never submiued to lottery manage- ment. At that time, 1he lottery director denied any bias in the bidding process . .. A lot of the Ohio concepts are involved ... but I think that because we've cased many of the technical • spec1ficat1ons here, wc hope that many more vendors will be able to compete," Mic halko said. Lottery officials say that the fou r- year contract will be 1he lareest of its '1ype in the nation. It also will be one of the biggest California state govern· mcnl computer contracts ever. and the largest con1ract awarded by the louery. FRAUD •.. From Al prosecution. Michael Kenney. Binder's at· tome). said today that his client's misfonune was merely caused by a faltering business. "I think 1t was a business that failed. not a conspiracy to defraud people ... Kenney said. Kenney said Lefficr and Binder are scheduled for sentencing Jan. 6. -41 .()I 12 -41 47 32 41 24 00 .()I ee ., 73 42 08 -13 11 17 13 .. 41 23 .. 45 rt 73 S2 13 eo 24 -1 57 28 ----------1 11 40 53 21 42 10 82 33 81 .. 45 28 71 38 54 43 61 41 St 34 ee .... • 38 64 31 10 40 .. 31 .. 86 72 40 Tides T001'Y S.34 pm 11·4 1 p"' fM>AY 4 2 08 Fl'9l NQll a· It • m 5 3 Flr1rl tow 12 41a Ill 1:1 Second 111g11 8;27 p m 4 t Second low 12.13 em 1 I Sun_., !Oday •I 4·4e PJn., -Frldey e1 1·12 a l'I). and -iogekl et 4:4e om Moon -IOdey et 2:00 p m • .u •I 1.10 • m and,.._ egeln Friday el 2 24 p.m HOMELESS PEOPLE IN LAGUNA ••. From A l the committee, faced a divided coun- cil when she explained the issue. She suggested the city support establishment of a "safety net sys- 1cm" to provide services. But Councilman Dan Kenney ob- JCCted to mvolving the city. "Then I say give the homeless the $51 to go to Tijuana for the day," said Kenney. The council finally agreed to be a sounding board tor groups worlong with homeless peo ple and allow the Human Affairs Committee 10 con- tinue researching related problems. OFFSHORE OIL VOTE •.. From Al FREEWAY FOES PRESENT PETITIONS .•. "I have a significant problem with that. If there is any one problem I get approached with most. 1t is the bums on Main Beach." he said. the moratorium on Tuesday dunng a speech to oiHndustry executives. of those 150 trac1s are located ofT the Orange Coast. From Al effect t~y. But the Committee of Seven Thousand (COST), a loca! group cntica.l of the freeway fee _plan. used the--;o;&y period following adoption of the ordinance to gather signatW'Cs for a referendum. The group needed signatures from I 0 percent of the city's voters, or 4,SJ6 names, to keep the oroinancc from taking effect. - William Speros, chanman of COST said last-minute petitio,ns were ~till being forwarded to him Wednesday. He said the group was turning in 6.202 names today. He said the 2,000 extra signatures would provide "insurance" for names that are disqualified because the person is not a registered voter, docs not live in Irvine or has signed more than one petition. Irvine City Oerlc Nancy Lacey said the city has 30 days 10 verify the signatures. She said the Orange County Registrar of Voters stall would be enlisted to conducJ this review. Under the ordmanc~ adopted last month. Irvine was permitted to began collccuon of the freeway fees today. The fees were to be charged when a building permit was issued for new homes or businesses. But Assistant City Manager Paul Brady Jr. said the fee collection would not begJO today because of the submission of the COST pettttons. If the mim1mum signatures are judged valid, Brady said. the lrvme City Council will have three options: •Rescind the Oct. 22 freeway fee ordinance; •Call a special clcct1on, perhaps 1n April, to place the ordinance before local voters; .- •Place the ordinance on the cit) 's regular June 3, 1986, clcct1on ballot. (Two city council scats also are at stake an that election.) It 1hc petitions are validated, the freewa} fee ordinance wouJd only take effect after 11 is approved by local volCr.s.-eity officials said. COST chairman Speros said he does not care whether the ordinance appears on a spcciaJ or regular ballot. But he added, "We do want the people of Irvine 10 have an op- portunity to vote on th.is issue." The COST referendum would only affect the Irvine ordinance adopted Oct. 22. Earlier this year COST members gathered more than 8. 700 signatures on a proposed ordinance that would have required the Irvine City Council to obtain voter approval before enacting-new development fees for any new freeways. Thal 1nitiat1vc. challenged by a coalition of business groups and developers, was ruled invalid by an Orange Coun I y Superior Court J udgc. An appeal hearing in that case 1s scheduled Dec. 17. Municipal Judge Pamela lies at- tended the town meeting held Oct. 31, and toJd the group there are many ty~s of homeless people. She also said that the homeless people often move throuJ)l the criminal justice process. costing the city $51 a da.y for Jail time. Rep. Robert Badbam., R-Ncwport Beach, and Orange Coast city officials sent telegrams to the governor ex- pressing their opposition to bis state- ments. The California delegation and Hodel in July announced tentative agreement to limit development before the year 2000 to I SO tracts. Six But Hodel repudiated the agree- mcn't after oil interests protested thal the particular tracts picked were not promising. Badham aide 8111 Schreiber said today that the nexl step by those who want to extend 1he moratiorium will come when the issue is considered by the House sometime after Thanksgiv- ing. · AIRPORT PACT ON APPROACH ... From A l .- expansion. Monday's filing started a seven-day waiting period before the judge may issue a rulin~ according to Alan Murphy, an aide to.Board of Super- visors Chairman Thomas Riley. an the suit along with McDonnell Douglas Corp., a leading aircraft manufacturer. Airlines serving John Wayne Air- port and those on its wa.iting list were named in the county·s suit because some are chaJlcnging the airport access plan and the way limited flights are divided. BAe-1 46. Don Hanson. direc1or of media relations for McDonnell Douglas Corp.. said opposing the county settlement isn't necessary because issues involving lhe airlines will not be dismissed. But he could not say thal Douglas would nol file a challenge) and company attorneys could nol be reached this morning. AIRPORT NOISE SOLUTIONS SOUGHT ... During that period, parties named 10 the counly's suit may challenge the scttlemenl. he said. Even 1hough the settlement involves only four of the panics to the U.S. Distnct Court suit and would settle issues of concern only to them. Murphy said county officials arc expecting some oppos1- rion from some of the airlines named McDonnell Douglas Corp., manu· facturcr of the MD-80 jct, objects to the county encouraging airlines to fly other, quieter jets. such as one available from British Aerospace, lhc Even if challenges are filed, Judge Haner could disregard them and approve the settlement. Murphy said hom Al must be ooisc-ltmiting regulations, they argue, the federal JOvcrnment should develop standardized rules. But the FAA has resisted setting standards out of fear that angry citizens will jje noise suits against the federal government instead of 1hc local airport authont1cs. At the same time, the FAA has. on occasion, 1hwaned local regulatory efforts when the regulations were thought to interfere with the public's 10tcrcst. Wednesday. symposium partici- pants heard noise control viewpoints from community interests, the airline industry and stale and federal regu- latory agencies. They also rece1 ved an overview of how Orange County and the Burbank-Glendale-Pasadena Air- port authorities have attempted to satisfy the public's demand for m- crcased air travel and the desires for less noise. Noise control pr<w3ms devtloped wiib citizen participation will be discussed in today's session. Speakers Wednesday emphasised the need for cooperation when trying to reconcile airport growth with nei&hborhood peace and quiet. Changing circumstances have brought the two sides in10 conflict. Just Call 642-6086 o:i,~ 'leGu9rMMM ~''*Y If yOli 00 l'OI -yOll ,.,., Ill' ~30P "' 09llo.IO!e fpm •nO ..-eoor ,.. iw ...._'"' some speakers said. Al 1he same time neighborhoods were being approved close to airports, public demand for air travel increased. Established neighborhoods have the right to exist without intolerable noise, said Dave Granite, spokesman for Los Angeles City Councilwoman Pat Russell. But. since airports arcn'1 going to go away -and w11l, m fact. become larger -all parties must cooperate to find a solution to conflicts over aircraft noise. he said. Jack Kcmmerly, chief of the Cali- fornia Div1S1on of Aeronautics, talk- ed about state regulations that will require airpons to meet tougher noise standards as of Jan. I. 1986. Legislation passed m 1969 allows the state to establish noise standards for airports, but some homeowners say the standards aren'\ strict enough. Ten of 1he Cahforn1a airpons that have a noise problem also have vanances 10 exceed those n01se standards. Kcmmerly said. Wi1h more stringent regulations, he predic- ted all I 0 would seek variances. Airport land-use commissions. for· med to prevent incompatible land uses within range of unacceptable airport noise. should avoid com- poundtn$ 1he noise problem. Kem- mcrly said. FAA Chief Counsel E. Tazwell Ellett said that expanded airports as LOTTERY WINNER LOSES $73,000 ... From Al well as new facilities will be needed 10 bank in Orange. She then bought said. "l JUSl don't know what's going life or her property." meet a projec1cd 80 percent increase c.ashier's checks in various de-on." an general av1at1on ndership by the nominations. The woman was not in An attorney for Perry Morris said Kee nan expressed concern that he year 2000. court when Keenan issued his ruling the $1 00.000 jackpot is communit).' would be underminjng lhe state Local restrictions such as lim1llng and apparently was not served with a property and should be frozen unul louery by stopping a winner of all her the number offlights and airlines 1ha1 court order before cashing the check. his client settles the lawsuit against earnings. He said Nunez could spend can serve an a1rport•could be rejected her husband, owner of Kaplan's $4,000 of the money. by the FAA if the limits hamper air Reached at her home earlier this Restaurant. It was not immediately clear bow commerce, Ellett said. week, Nunez said she didn't know Mast, a former Orange County the court would square its $4,000 "The system cannol remain vital what was happening or what to Municipal Court judge, said that order with the apparent fact that and efficienl if other than the least expect. frccring the money prohibits Nunez $7,000ofthc winnings has been spent restricting measures arc im -"I hope things tum out OK." she from rloing "what she wants with her or held by the bank. pie men ted ... he said. rr.i!i!i!iiii!i!i!i!i!i!i!i!i!!i!ii!i!!ii!!i!i!i!i!i!i!i!i!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!i!=!!!!!!!!!~ Dennis O'Dell, vice pres1den1 of 1 1 PSA. a regional airline, echoed El· lctt's concern that local noise restric- tions not interfere with the airlines' ability to meet air travel demands. Ideally, a uniform system for hmit4ng jct noise should be estab- lished so airlines could plan accord- ingly. he said. 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Dance for moms In Clemente A fund-raising dance especially for mothers of new babies will be sponsored by the La Lechc League of South Orange County Friday at the Ole Hanson Beach Club in San Clemente. ·New and older babies will be welcome at the league's first annual Harvest Ball. scheduled from 7 to 11 p.m. and fcatunng music from the past four decades. Admission is $5 per couple and those attending should bring hors d'ocurvcs ·and a beverage. Call 498-4469 for advance tickets or 586-8798 for more information. Canyon travel program set A film program on canyon backpacking will be presented Friday from 7 to 9 p.m. in the Science Lecture Hall ofOntrlge Coast College an Costa Mesa. Veteran backpacker Patricia Minshall will conduct the program. which covers some of the most scenic canyo ns of the West. The fee is S5 and funher 1nformat1on may Ix" obtained by calling 432-5880. S.ock hop theme of auction Our Lady Queen of Angels School in Newpon Beach will conduct an auction Friday based on a sock hop theme at the Boys Club in Eastbluff. Guests are invited to wear 50s attire. Two auctions will Ix" held with proceeds going to the school's computer. athletic and sc holastic suppi1es program. Tickets are $25 each. and further information 1s available from Hamel Selna at 76(}8394 Financial planning detailed Establishing financial goals and retirement objectives and developing a personalized financial plan to attain them is the focu of a workshop to be held Fnday and Saturday at Orange Coast College in Costa Mesa. Dale Ru ssell and Ronald Rubenack will conduct the sessions from 6 to 9 p.m. Fnday _and from 9 a.m. 10 noon Saturday in Room 111 ofOCC"s Counsehngand Adm1ss1on~ Building. The fee is$25. and further information may be obtained by calling 432-5§80. Kennedy program planned "JFK: A Time Remembered," a memoir of the Kennedy years, will be presented Friday. on the 22nd anniversary of the former president's as- sassination. at the Lincoln School auditorium in Corona del Mar under the sponsorship of Irvine Valley College. Mark Mclnure. who played Kennedy in the movie "The Pirate." will recite speeches made by the president in cities across the nation. Tickets are SI 0 each or SS for groups of I 0 or more. Call the college at 559-3333 for additional information. Finding love workshop topic More than 50 "absolute!) devious ways" to open up your hve hfc 10 new poss1bih11es will be revealed at a workshop Frida) evening at Orange Coast College. Communicauons trainer Brenda Blackman will conduct the session. scheduled from 7 to 10 p.m. in Room 116 of OCC"s Fine Ans Building. The fee 1s $25. and funher informauon 1<; available at 432-5880. Design seminar scheduled The Ron Baron School of lnten or Design will present a free seminar Saturday at 10 a.m. at the center. 2915 Red Hill .\ve .. Sui te (-IOI A free m1n1-class will be included in the program. Call Patty or Carolyn at 540-1210 for seating reservauons. Writing workshop at GWC A workshop on efficient technical wnttng sk11l!i will be held aturday from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m at Golden West College by the Orange County chapter of the Society for Technical Communication. Dr. Jud Monroe. a free-lance wnter based in Newpon Beach. will conduct the seminar. which 1s pnced at $50. Contact Lee Finney at 785-4627 for add1t10nal information. Big band benefit In NB The era of the big bands returns to Newpon Beach Saturday for a one-night stand m the Newport Harbor High School gymnasium lo benefit the Harbor High .Sailor Band. The big band dance and dessen will begin at 7:30 p.m. and continue until 10 p.m. Tickets. which must be eurchascd in adv~nce. arc SI 0. and further information may be obtained by calling New Bay Productions at 646-8024 Holiday boutlque scheduled A holiday boutique, featunng hand,raf\t'd items. will be held Saturday at Ma~uda Middle School. 1741 5 Los Jardincs West. Fountain Valley. Selling spaces are available for SIU each for the event. which will be held from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Call Donie a t 964-2 118 for additional informa tion Jewelry auctlon plann~ An auction of1ewels will be held at Irvine Valley College Saturday to help ucfra y the cost of the European tour by the college's Chamber Singers chorale. The auction 1s scheduled for 6 p.m. at the lrvine Senior Center. 3 Sandburg Way. Irvine. preceded b)' a preview shOWln& at S:JO p.m Refreshments wtll be served and details arc available at SS9-9300. Thunclay,Nov.21 • 7. 'O p m . lrvlae Plualal CommlnJoe. <. uy (ouoc1l l hantber<I. 17200 Jamboree Blvd. Campaign kick-off Anemblyman Nolan P'rluelle and wife Ina are ln lood cheer durlnt the le&lalator'• tall&ate party at the lrrine RU ton 1'" edne.day. to klci off the Republican'• l 9A6 re-election cam paten for the 69tb Dl•trlct. After-school busing will cost students B)' PHIL SNEIDERMAN Of IN o.lly l'tlol Ii.It Cheerleaders, band members and other Irvine high School students involved 1n non-athletic. after<lass activities involv- ing bus service wi ll now be required 10 pa) a S15 annual 1ransponat1on ftt _The fee was approved unan1mousl) Tucsda) night b) the Irvine l 'n1fied School D1stnct Board of Education Let- ters informing students of the new charge arc expected to be d1s1nbuted next week. Last month, the school board approved a similar $25-per-spon fee for high ~hool athletes to offset afier<lass busing ex- penses. At that time. the board dm•cted the d1stnct stafT to prepare a s1m1lar fee program for noo-athleuc acllHlle.s. This proposal was presented to the school board Tuesday night. Staff mem- bers suggested the fee onl) be charged to students involved in high school band. dnll team, cheerleading and tall flag~ Jerry Rayl, the district's director of secondary education. said these arc the groups that require use of school buses to transport members to athletic games. musical performances and compet111ons. Rayl estimated that the non-athletic fees will affect 200 to 300 students at each of Irvine's three high schools (Irvine High, Woodbridge and University). As they did 1n the case ol the albleuc teams. district staff members recommend- ed that students in non-athkt1c groups not be permitted to dnve themselves to after- school events. DISlnct officials said they were concerned about liability problems in the event of an accident involving a student driver. Also m1rronng the athlettc fees . a sliding scale will be emplo:.ed Families wnh lower incomes or more than one -;~udent involved in an act1v1t~ or sp0ns team will qualify for lower charges. Forthe current school year. Woodbndge High activity groups will pay onl) a S 15 annual fee because students at this campus .did not use school buses for af\er-class transponauon during the first semester. distnct officials said. Orange Cout DAILY PILOT/Thurlday, HovemO. 21, 1111 1ft A8 Laguna approves controversial coastal pr~gram Councildivtded, 3-2. on plan opposed b y Irvine Cove residents By LAUR.A MERK Of ... Dl9r,... ..... A modified Local Coastal Program was approved by tbe Laauna Beach City CounciJ Tuesday niaht. despite opposJtion by Irvine Cove residents who argued the plan could force them to open their private beach to the public. The plan was approved to a l-2 vote. with Councilman Dan KconeyLand Mayor Martha Collison diuenting. The city's Coastal land Use Plan 1s required by the 1976 voter-approved Coastal Act. which makes coastal areas more accessible to the public. hm1ts coastal development and preser\ cs w1ldhfe. Laguna Beach officials have gone back and fonh with the Cahforn1a Coastal Comm1ss100 m developing a sunable plan The city's original plan lef\ the Irvine Cove pnvate because of 1ts scns1 .. ve tidepools and manne life. The commission sa1d 1t was sympathelll to the city's concerns and would leave the propen y a pnvatc beach llhless the Ir> 1ne Cove Homeowners· Assoc1at1on dc- vclopcd any of the land 11 owns ai. a corporation. Individual homeowners ma\ develop their own propeny without affect- ing the agreement. If the association makes any changes on the propeny. it would be forced to aJlov. pubhc access by foot and bicycle betw~n sunnK and sunscL In add1uon. 11 WrOUld nave to have racks for 2S bicycles, pul up Slfl'S outside the area lo let the public know it is open and make the $trttts available to cmeriency traffic. The Coastal Comnu ion would have r~uired tbe associa&ion to make re U'OOms available to the public. but the council later •creed to delete that st1pu- lat1on. Irvine C ovc resident Ed HaJv~ian argued that the council would have liability problems sf Irvine Cove is opeoed to the pubhc. There 1s no park.Jog available on Pacific Coast Hi&hway and it would be dangerous for b1cycfists and pedestrians to cross the busy street. Any IDJury accidenu lJl the area could be the responsibility of the city, he said. ··The t.oastal Commission 1s negotiabl.e I would hke to see us ha ve a hand trl drafting a better plan." he said. t ounc1lman L>an Kenne)' and Mayor "1anha CollJso n favored funher oego- llattons wnh the comm1ss1on to try to resoh e th(' prohlem The council maJont~ said the comm1sss1on has never allowed a totall)' pnvate area and argued that it would be futile to tll to debate the limned access proposed for ·the area "The) had ongi nall) said the~ had to open 11. pcnod " said ( ll) Manager Ken Frank The modified plan also requires the cit~ 10 replace an) parlong spaces lost 1n th<' Wlden1ng of PCH and substitute!> generall) passive language thro ughout the plan Wlth more lOmpulsor) language The plan will go bad 10 the commission for fin al considcnrnon County Planning Commission· approves Balsa compromise By ROBERT BARllER appro\al on Dec I~ ottMo.itr,.....,. Plans fo r the Bolsa ( h1ca. "h1l h ha'C' Ix-en the subject of fie rce dehatc u\ er the The Orange County Planning C om-past I 0 years. call tor re<,toration of 91 5 m1ss1on has approved a compromise acres of wetland.-. for wildlife habit.al worked out in recent months fo r de\ tlop-constructi on of up 10 5. -oo v..att>rfront ment of the Bolsa Chica ma~hla nds near homes and possible construct kin of ii Huntington Beach. na' 1gable channel to 1he Pa1..1fic Ocean and , Cornerstone of the plan was the agree-a 1.300-shp manna ment reached car:llcr thu ~ear b~ -InaJOr Final awr-0vdl ol tht' pr()Jct't by the landowner Signal Bolsa Inc and the (ahfomia ( oastal C (l mm1ss1on hinges on California Coastal Commission 10 estab-a stud\ lx"ing conducted b\ the L · Arm' llsh 100-feet buffer zones between ( orps of Engineer~ into the possible: wetlands and development and an agree-harmful effect!> the channcl'might ha ve on ment by Signal Bolsa ensunng restorauon wetland restorauon efluns of degraded a~. Count}' planners appro\ cd the pro1ec1 ·The compromise will get to the Orange Tuesda) night and final approval appca~ County Board ofSuper> 1sors for final local ~veral ~cars av.a\ officials said Oceanside schools will test teachers for AIDS OCEANS IDE (A P) -Over the Objec- tions of teachers' union representat1 ves. the school board directed 11s staff to draft a policy to test teachers and other ~hool employees for AIDS. "The school d1stn ct should test em- ployees to make sure the) don't ha ve .\IDS. so they don't pass 11 on 10 the kids, .. board member Barbara McCarley said Tuesday night But the teacher's anion claims such a pohcy goes against Its contract Distnct supenntendent Steven peach. a spokesman for the d1stnct's teachers. cnt1cized the proposed pohc) and sug- gested the school d1stnct instead outline a pohcy for handling students w11h .\ID . .. Employees have nghts too." peach Doctor held in sexual overtures to girl, 14 ..\ 51-vear-old doctor has heen arrested on suspicion of child annoyance in volving a 14-)ear-old Fountain Valley girl. De1ec- 11ve Rick Chnstensen said Wednesday Chnstensen said that Dr. Tad Lonergan. a general pracuuoncr who has an office 1n · anta Ana. allegedl> made comments to the girl that conta\ned sexual ovcnones. Lonergan also allegedly asked the girl to pose for nude photos. according 10 Christensen. A resident 1n the 3400 block of Hollowbrook Circle reponed that someo ne broke into her house while she was at work Tuesday and stole $25,8SO in jewelry from her bedroom. The stolen items included a Chnstensen said that Fountain Valle' ScOO<>l officials had info rmt•d police of the allegations last March Dr Lonergan was arrested on a "arrant at the anta .\na offices ot the ~tate department of Medical Qualll) .\ssurance on a $1 0.000 warrant on four rount'i of child anno)ancc. Chnstensen said Chnstenscn said Lonergan. a n.•s1dent of Tustin. is a longtime fnend of tht• alkgcd \ ictim 's fam1I) was 1n po sesion ot a shopping can containing 11ems matching the descn~uon of the stolen 11ems. Eugene Don-Quan Allen, 30. was subsequent!~ taken to Costa Mesa Jail and booked. He was heing held pending $25.000 bail. police repons sa id. $5.000 pearl necklace, a $4.000 watch and a Ban~ ... .+on Beach S6.500 diamond n ng. police reports said. ......~ Repons also said the the thief gained entry A thief reponedl) broke-into a home tn by smashing the It\ mg room wmdow wttb the 19400 block of urfdalc Wrdncsda~ a large rock. and stole thrtt telephones valued at S 150. a • • • $~TV set, a SIOO answcong machine Someone r~ponedly stok $7$ in cash and $45 in cuh. Police rcpons said tht' and $350 1n JC'Welry from a home in the intruder entered through an unlocked 1300 block of Garhnfford Monda}. Pohce sliding &)ass door. repons said the th1c smashed one of the' • • • windows to gain entn. C4sh totaling $75 was rcponed stolC'n • ' • from a blue 197~ Volkswagen Bug parked A 38-year-old Fullenon m~ _rep0ned In front of a home tn the I 7 300 block of that an armed bandit robbedn1m of SH in Rob Roy Tuesday m11.ht. cash as he was leaving work Wednesday • r-• cvcmng. The ,·1ctim told poli~ that he was Four hubcaps. wonh S lC>~l. wcf'C' re- about to get into his car parked in an unlit ported stolen off a blue l Q7Q 1 hunderb1rd lot at 1685 Toronto when a man ap-parked to front of a home in the ~400 block proached him from the rear and demanded of Jenny Tuesda ~•\h~ money. The suspect. who fled on foot, is TheOYfner ofa blue 1 Q7H ad1llac Sc\ 1lle de~bcd as a 5-foot 9-anC'h white male. reponed that someone ,.01e the hubc.aps wc1at11ng 160 pound,. offhiscar ~rked in an underground~ Jewelry, women~s ~l~thrna. and camera in the 17600 block of Beach Boulevard equipment. wonh SJ.11 0. were reponed Wednesday The los~ was est1matC'd at ~tolen fTom a home in the 2000 block of Sl.000. • C'harlc TuC1da> The victim told police An eml)lo)tt a~ a·n "mtn~n faprns th.at the th.lcfsmashed one of the bedroom office, 18682 Beach Blvd . reported wi ndows to p.in e~t"'. • WedMtda)' that someone ~tole S 1.800 1n Camcnt. audio and video cqu1pme1cnt.. cub from the mai~ • • valued at $2, I 7S. were rt1)0ned stolen Vandals did S300 dam 10 th<' paint of from a home an the 2100 block of Thunn a b&act 19 s ford Mustana parked 1n the Tue~ anernoon. However pohcc re-)()() bloct of Oranae Tuetday n1aJ'lL cov them a lhon time later when the) °' • • apprehended a man fitllftl •he bu....,.• Off.a.I at the 8 W IYndall ~mbcr de'\Cnpoon usma a phont booth 1n 1 Co. f'fpt>ned tha& ~~ ~tol~ S\. 1n nearby stw>pp.na ttn&cr. ~cporu td be plywood ttom the lockC'd \ard Tunda' ' told the board membe~ "It v.ould behoove the distnct to stan out \l.llh thc students. and then mo\e on to emplo)ees I don 't think vou can make a dec1S1on in one night o\'er how to treat cmplo,c-es ·· .. At 1h1s point, 11's illegal. at k .ist according to our contral't." "31d Jamee, Shirle) oft he Occ-an su.le Teat hcr<. ..\ ssona· tlOn night Police repons )31d thl· 1h1l'\ l''-l ut thl· fence to gain entr) Fountain Valley <;omeone reponedl ~ <,wk 'I ~:s in <.lu equipment from the garagr ot J homt• an the I 100 block of Mui rv.t,fld' '-'t•dne\<la' afternoon • • • ..\ resident in the l ~~\K t hl<X k ot Basswood reponed '-' cdnc<,da\ that .,.,)me- one stoic his $200 !(}speed btc\Ck "'h1k 11 was parked in front of a 1 hnth Jru~ '>hlrl' 17904 Magnolia t Sat urdJ' Irnne .\ jev.elry bag containing SiC5 in gem<. was reponed stolen trom a hus1ness at IQ7 Jl MacAnhur Blvd Monda' t'\t'ning • • • .\TV. a radio and jev..eln v.erc reponl'd stolen from a home in the 4000 blOl ~ lll Germa1nder Wa, Wedn~\ . . . . . ..\ gas station attendant at thl' V.111.J· The board h••"t''l'r \lded ""ltl \le( arle'. ""ho said tht• (.!1,1n 1. I <;hnuld at t befo re the firs1 1.3'<. •' Ju.;uired mmum dcfic1cnc\ \\ndr(,m1• ,, d"\ "l'Ted The 0Cl'an!.idl' '' 'it1<1I ,fl\tn ct \ I 1-c ""orlc.ers currt•nth an ll''-ll'd f(lr wher\1.1· los1<;. hut no tl'<.t' Jrl 1inJul u.·d tor .in' lither commun11.,1!-ik or -.c.•\ualh tran\ mil ted d1scast'' tmdgl' \ul,l ~ 3,h 4...,.,(1 Harrant.1 Parkv.J' rl'~lnl'd thJt J man Jn, ine .1 gra' <. hrcrnkl·e frt•r r um pell ) 1 ~1 'I 1n ~:1' .ind dro' e oil" 1th1lUI N' ing \\ ednt"..Oa' Newport Beacb ..\thief repont'\lh t'>t •l~t 1n1 .. thl gara~1 01 a home 1n thl· 1 v1 )1 1 til1>d , nf Port U andgr T uesda' n1~h1 .tnJ '1ok a i~oo 1: <tp!.'t'd hll\d e • • • \ s:5 .... allet 1.onta 1ning I. rt•d111.ard-. an\ S~M' 1n ta sh "a' rq)(lnl·J <.!Ilk n Imm 1 til ue I ~ 2 TO\ ota l rC'<.'\1da par~t.·d tn J It• a1 ~~02 \\est Oct'an Front \1nndJ\ night P1,licc repons <;a1d thn l.11er found thl· 11.allrt 1n a nearh~ dump\tl'f h1m e ~cr thl' 1..a<.h and the credit l·ardan Front \unua' . . . .. Soldiers held in kidnap, rape . .\LIN.\ ( +\P) -Two mem~rs of thr .\rm\·._ chic Rangers unit charged v.1th kidnap and rape told their" 1cum the~ ""en· on a mission to "pick up a gtrl. np her oil and kill her:· according to Monll're' Count\ henffs Lt Ken Hansen The· soldiers kidnapped the woman tn San "iateo. beat and raped her and 10 .. scd her off a bndge after dnving about 1 tlO mile ~uth to Soledad Han~n -.aid Wednt>sdaY ~J>CC 4 'Ma.A Lopez Jr . 1 . and Sgt Rolx"n Bru~ Baxter, 13. were arrested Toesda'° at Travis Air Fo~ Base near F1Urfield as their Ranger h:mahon 11.3, prepanng to fl) bak to Hunter A.rm) 4.11 F1t'ld in Sa"annah. Ga The unit tl.ad bttn on special training at Fon OT'd an Montere' Count) T h1 ""11m.1 n It 1ld , 1tli"·r, I hi' '\Ohdcr' plJ\l'd Ru"tJI" r.•ult'tt,· ""llh her and pulk l1 thl' tll~l'f ~ '" 1 .11 11m1·, .1n.cm.h n& hi I IJn'-Cn The gun .1 '' ~ \1.111.n11m ''a~ 1n lht' glo' c cnmp.inmt•nt ''' J '\an I mnn<.t l• J"Xliil'C offol'I·, 1)11' :lh'1 ,\I lh!ll \1.,1\ .llll.1tl"d I\ ~tokn on \l1lnd.i' lh l J J \ 111 thl· ~idnap . Han<,c.•n ...-i1d th( ,,,IJ1t'r' \h1h3\I. I. h:11rcu1s.. a trndcmJr ~ 11! 1h1· R 1n~l·r, !{-,} t<• their arrests "Th. t. and all lhl.' m1ht.11"\ 1.ittton 1hn ea rned on dun ng tht' kidnap .. ht' addt"<l The woman \Uf\l\l'd .1 l ~ 1t~1t foll from d ht@.h"'-a) bnJ.gc hut \Ulkrt•d a brolt.•n no~ and numenH" l u1' .lrll1 l'lr111<,e-. <lh<' ....., rtleaS('(f \\ ednt>\da' frnm \ahna' \'allt'' '1emon 1 Ho<.n11~1 Wife killer to be sentenced "Costa Mt>sa man v.hu killed h1' w1tr 1erm1nc-1( Bnl had bttn pttHOU I ~ and held h1<, )OUJ\I children in a dav-long ronv1cted of u~ult on a tormt>r ,,.,~ 1n 5tandotfwtth police la\t H·ar v.u orde~ IQ"~ Tht>) C'Oncluded ht' had. Tuesda~ to appt>ar in coun Jan I 0 for ~ncenC1nl , Elhol Austin Beal. S~. wa' 1.'on' tetcd Fnday of serond-<SCVtt ,,.,urder 1n the March 11 . 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(~·'•> Q •Cati'°' a ...-Clal prtoet --: m " 1 Summit ends in optimism, despite differences Leaders depart after 'very frank' talks, pledge to meet again next year and '87 Reagan said. winds" m nuclear compct1hon unless weapon cutbacks sought by Reagan 1n Gorbachev headed for either Mos· the United States pulls back from its exchan'-e for hmitauon on the presi· cow or to bncf Warsaw Pact allies 1 n a_pacebome anti-missile efforts. dent's · Star Wars" prolfllm. Reagan Prague: officials would not say. Gor'blcbev sa.id at a news conference vowed to stand finn and apparently Rcaaan and Gorbachev, chatung where he characterized summit talks did. He also hoped to raise human amiably before separate departures to GENEVA (AP) -President Re-Aftertwodays of talks. both leaders as "very frank." rights issues uncomfonable to the brief their allies, signaled a thaw in the lll&ft and Soviet leader Mikhail expressed optimism, larsely because He rcferl'Cd to his many private Soviets, and officials said "extended U.S.-Soviet relationship by announc- Oorbechev today concluded their of a decision to meet again next year hours with Reagan and said, "Not a discussions" did take place. ing they will hold a second summit .. fireside summit" and headed home andapin in 1987. Nonetheless, their tete a tete went by" without talking Reagan, in a 17-hour day across nextyear,andathirdm 1987. The last without qreemenl, or even auide--differences. rather than five minor about the issues of war and peace. It two continents. was to provide his summit was held six years ago. A U.S. official said the !'ext se~1on would take place in June 1~ Wasb~na ton, with the return summit tentauve- ly set for Moscow a year later. Gorbachev, who came to Geneva intent on getting Reagan to abandon his Star Wars missile defense plan, said, "We have to be realistic and sttai~htforward. And therefore the solving of the most 1mport:a:n pro terns concerning the arms race and increasing hopes of peace -we didn't succeed in reaching at this meeting." Unea. on bow to llmit nucleaT summit aceordl, dominated news was "the central. thread of our view of the'slimmit this evcninarat6 "l:hese two days of t.alks should anen.ats. The leaders said 0 serious briefinas by both sides after this meeting," he said before departing p.m. PST. in a.speech before a joint inject a certain momentum into our differences remain ... but plqed to morning's cordial closina ceremony. Geneva. meeting of Congress. En route to work on the issues between us, a ac:icelerate the pace ofarms taJks. 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The daily newspaper 5 P.M., owned by Liberal Party politicians, said the statement purporting to come from the April 19 Movememt, also known as M-19, was taped, and played in a telephone call to its offices. On Nov. 6, M-19 guerrillas as- saulted and occupied the Palace of Justice. The army attacked the federal court building and when the fighting was over 28 hours after the sieae began, 95 persons WCTC dead, includ- ing 11 Supreme Court justices and 33 other judges. All 35 guerrillas were killed. M-19, which professes Cuban ideology, ha.s about 3,000 comba- tants, m ilitary intelligence officers told The Associated Press earlier this year. It was founded in 1970 and, until seven years ago, had an esti- mated 300 fighters. Caught in crossfire, Waite still optimistic BEIRUT. Lebanon (AP) -Terry Waite. the a rchbisho p o f Canterbury's envoy who is trying to free Amencan hostages in Lebanon. was pinned down by gunfire between battlms Moslem militias Thursday. But in a message for the hostages' families, he said he was still op- timistic about the kidnapped Ameri- cans' chances for freedom. He urged their relatives to be brave. "Have courage. Keep calm. We're making progress." Waite said in an interview in The Associated Press office as fighting raged in the streets below. But, he cautioned. "We've a long way to go yet.·· Police and hospital officials said at least five people were killed and 32 wounded m-the.Jighting.-between the Shiite Moslem Amal militia and the Islamic Druse sect's Progressive Socialist Party. The street battles forced Waite to delay a news conference and his depanure by plane to Larnaca, Cyprus. He planned to Oy on to New York for meetings with U.S. officials and church leaders on the cns1s. Waite said he would conduct the news conference after the fighting died down. Waite met the Americans' kidnap- pers last week. new to London to talk to U.S. officials and then returned to Beirut on Tuesday for more contacts with the Shiite fundarnentalist.s hold- ing the hostages. Islamic Jihad, the group holding the Americans, has demanded the release of I 7 comrades conYicted in Kuwait in the 1983 bombings of the U.S. and French embassies. Kuwait has refused to free the prisoners. Waite declined to give details of his contacts with the kidnappers. But he said: "I'd like to take this opportunity of giving a word of encouragement to the families of the hostages in the Uniwd State~. "They must be alanned and dis· mayed when they see all this trouble. But ... I say to them 'have hope.' "I haven't lost hope. I'm op- timistic. It sounds and looks terrible, but we're moving forward." Waite was sent to Lebanon by the Archbishop of Canterbury, Roben Runcie. Nov. 13 . Sakharov's wife agrees to pact of silence £or visa By lbe A11oclated Pre11 N EWTON. Mass. -Soviet dissident Andrei Sakharov has told relatives he ended a hunger strike and rescinded his re.signat1on from a prestigious Soviet science academy after his wife received permission to travel to the West for medical treatment. In a telephone conversation Wednesday from the Sakharovs' eitile home in Gork y, Yelena Bonner. his wife, told her children that she agreed not to talk to reponers in return for a three-month visa to go to Italy and Boston. Black protestors clash with police JOHANNESBURG, South Africa -Thousands of black protest marchers clashed wi th police outside Pretoria today, witnesses said, and a newspaper reported at least six demonstrators were killed and score.s injured when police opened fire. Witnesses said police shot canisters of tear gas at the protesters. who were demanding lower rents, an end to Teslrictions on funerals and the depanure of soldiers and extra police from Mamelodi, a sprawling black township north of Pretoria. Brltlsh official attacked In Ireland BELFAST. Northern Ireland -Protestants anecred by an agreement between Britain and Ireland grabbed Britain's top official for Northern Ireland and tried to drag him to the ground as he entered City HaJI, police said. Northern Ireland Secretary Tom Kmg was not hurt in the incident Wednesday after he arrived at City Hall for a luncheon in a bulletprooflimousine. About 30 protesters banged and locked his car when it stopped at the building and police said one protester grabbed King by the neck and tried to knock him to the ground before police intervened. . Evacuatlon a drill, but believed real BOGOTA, Colombia -An emergency committee ordered thousands of people to evacuate a town near the Nevada del Ruiz volcano in a surprise drill that the town's mayor said even he thought was rcaJ. The mayor, Joel Hartman, wd in an interview on the Caracol radio network that thousands of people were still in the hills surrounding Mariquita early today, fearing a new eruption, because ttie army had not given the order for them to return. Mugabe denounce• Amne.ty torture report HARARE. Zimbabwe -Prime Minister Robert Mupbe on Wednesday denounced an Amnesty International repon that aocuscd his rq.ime of tortunng 1ts opponents and holding them in jail without charge. "It amounts, in our opinion, to a heap of hes. And I am not prepared to carry out an mvestJption into what I know to be an untruth," Mupbe told the National Assembly. Sn .. could Juve Hondara. laderlea TEGUCIGALPA. Honduras -Hondurans vote for a new president Sund•>; but a leaal controversy could leave \hem without a leader when the term 01 President Roberto Suazo Cordova expim Jan. 27. Suazo Cordova, who has led this U.S. ally in Cen\J'll America for nearly four years. is barred by the constitution from seekini ~lectlon Yet. at 1s uncle.tr which of two election laws will take pttecdent in decid1~ his suoetuor. and the two laws are tncdy to lead to opposite results. Top officials have been rductant to make a -t"TOtt'nt"ftl' 11n M1 the .. o( a deer'Wlftne'r eould-throw ctds eounuy o 4 mil ion into .... ~nee . \ ' Thousands flee to inl8.nd safety as Kate threatens PENSACOLA. Fla. (AP) -Hur- ricane Kate trudged st~dily north· ward through the Gulf of Mexico today, and 87,000 Panhandle resi· atnts-werc ordered to nee Inland from the storm whose 110 mph winds and tidal surges have been bla med for up to I 0 deaths. Gov. Bob Graham called out 300 National Goardsmen to prevent loot· ing in three of t~e eight coastal counties he ordered evacuated and to set up roadblocks on roads jammed with refugees from Kate's \hreatcned fury. Late this mommg, heavy rain and wrnds of up to 30 mph pelted Shalimar, near Fort Walton Beach in the Panhandfc., and local officials said gales Wbuld follow. "It 's still e formidable h\Jmcane and we are predicting no fu rther weakening," fore caster Gil Clark said today at the National Humcanc Center in Coral Gables. About 2,200 people were evacuated Wednesday from Gr.rnd Isle, La .. and coastal residents in Louisiana, Ala- bama and Mississippi prepared fo r what could be the fourth Gulf Coast onslaught this year. Kate. which caused up to I 0 deaths in Cuba during a 16-hour battering Tuesday and blacked out wide areas of the Florida Keys, stalled fo r several hours earlier today while its cen ter reorganized. Slightly weakened, the late-season storm then began moving and has clung stubbornly to its original course. Clark said. "This will brtng the center across Spending drops most in25years WASHINGTON (AP) -Amen- ,cans' personal spending plummeted 0.9 percent last month, the biggest decline in almost 25 years. the government reported today. The Commerce Department at· tributed the big plunge to a drop in car sales following an auto-buying binge in August and September. Personal income rose 0.4 percent in October. the best · gain Since a I percent rise in April. The big spending spurt had left consumer debt levels at a record high and the personal savings level at a record low. Given those two factors. \ analysts had predicted that spending wi 11 slow sharply 1 n coming months as consumers take a breathing spell. This slowdown 1s expected to have adverse affects on the overall C()()n- omy. Since consumer spending makes up almost two-thirds of the gross national product, many analysts arc pred1ct1 ng extremely weak growth in coming months. The government reported W~es day that th e GNP grew at a 4.3 percent annual rate this past summer. the fas test clip in more than a year. Bureau OKs motorcycle desert race LAS VEGAS (AP)-The Barstow- to-Las Vegas desert motorcycle race, which has drawn fire from en - vironmentalists in previous years. will take place Thanksgiving week- end with the blessing of the Bureau of Land Management. For the first time. the BLM has issued a two-year permit to the race, and organizers sa y they will hold next year's event over the same weekend. Both races will be limited to 1.200 motorcyclists, with strict controls over where the racers can go and what they can do. The two-year permit was issued after a jomt environmental study by the BLM and San Bernardino County Planning Department concluded that the sponsor and motorcyclists had shown in the 1983 and 1984 races that they abided by the BLM guidelines to protect the sensitive desert ecosystem. Annual reserve muster order ed WASHlNGTON (AP)-The Pen- taJon, convinced 1t can no longer • afford to ignore a key compo!'ent of the military reserve. has decided to require more than 4S0,000 inact!ve reservists to repon for a day of active duty every year. A decision approved Nov. 8 by Deputy Dcf~se Secret1ry William H. Tan IV, specifics the musters musi be held 11.artina 1n fiscal 1987. whicb bqins next Oct.·I. Accordin• to J1mc H. Webb. the assistant defense sccreta'Y. for reserv~ affairs. the musten W1ll make 1t Po ible for the 1erviccs t~ locat;c inactive rtscrv1su ... UJC their pbys1- cal cond111on ind military skills, and detenninc whit pcrwnlqt of tbc men and women could respond to 1 acneraJ mobilization in time of war. Webb. an advocate of the one-day call-ups. d1sdoscd Taf\'1 decision durif\I an interview late Tuetday. the Florida Panhaodle later today or toniaht, •• Clark sa\d. Kate would be tbe first Atlantic hurricane to reach land in Noveoiber since, the Yankee ' Storm hit the Florida Keys on Nov. 4, • 193S. Never before have fou r hurricanes struck the same area in one season, and business and Red Crqss coffers already have been draine<t of millions of·dollan because of the stonns. · One death was reponed durina the evacuation, when an 81-year-old woman evacuated from Panama Ci ty to a hotel in Chipley suffered a hcan attack Wednesday night, said Joy Mdlwain, state emergency manage- ment spokeswoman. Washington County officials listed the ~eath as strcss.r~lated but had not decided whether to blame it on the hurricane, Ms. Mcilwain said. At 7 a.m. PST, Kate WJl.I centered near latitude 28.6 north, longitude 86.5 west. or about 11 S miles south- west of Apalachicola, and was mov- ing nonh at 5 to 10 mph: ~lark said. 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ANTS. 9R>D•tO ..........•...•• t.11 11 CHAWtQ TAM.El ••••••.•...•..• •.II buys for girls NOW 43 GIRLS' SUNGLASSES •...•..•••.•.. 4lc 175 BIG GIRLS' SHOES ..••...•...•..•• 1.11 37 GIRLS' FASHION SWEA TEAS •...... .2.11 21 BIG GIRLS' TOPS ••••.••.......•.. .2.11 23 DENIM PANTS ..................... 4.11 41 BIG GIRLS' FASHION DRESSES ..... 4.18 47 BIG GIRLS' FUN PANTS ..•.......... 4.18 51 BLAZERS ....•••...••............. 5.18 buys for boys NOW 19 BIG BOYS' CAPS ...•...••.•..••.... 41c 17 LITTLE BOYS' PRINT TEE SHIRTS ... 1.18 21 BIG BOYS' PRINT TEE SHIRTS ....... 1.11 39 BIG BOYS' AotOAS• SHIRTS .•.•..•. 1.91 121 BIG BOYS' POLO SHIRTS •••..•..• .2.11 25 BIG BOYS' NOVEL TY PAJAMAS •.•. .3.11 17 BIG BOYS' LE TIQAE• IHeATS ••..•• A.ti 35 BIO BOYS' L SLV. LE TIGRE• SHIRTS 4_. 47 BIG BOYS' JEANS .................• 4.18 buys for men NOW 95 DRESS SOCKS .................... 41c 18 PRINT TEES ..•••.................. lie 124 SHOATS .•.••••.................. 1.91 170 MAHLER JERSEYS ................ 3.11 224 YOUNG MEN'S SHIRTS ............ 4.11 149 LE TIQRE-SHIRTS ................ 4.11 13 YOUNG MEN'S DRESS SHIRTS ...... 5.98 83 CARDIGAN SWEATERS .......•..•. 15.98 shoes for the family NOW 121 WOMEN'S SANDALS ..........•... 41c 137 MEN'S CANVAS CASUALS .•....... lie 113 WOMEN'S CASUALS •............. 1.18 13 WOMEN'S ATHLETIC SHOES .•...... 1.18 103 MEN'S CASUALS •................ 3.98 19 CHILDREN'S ATHLETIC SHOES ..... 5.91 105 WOMEN'S MUSHROOM• SHOES .... 9.91 117 WOMEN'S DRESS SHOES ....•..•.. 9.98 for your home NOW 13 WASH CLOTHS .................... 1.18 11 HAND TOWELS ..................... 2.98 33 HAND TOWELS ••.•................ 3.11 137 SHEETS •..•.••.•.............•..• 3.91 25 BA TH TOWELS ••.................. 4..91 43 BA TH TOWELS ..............•...•. I.II 19 COMFORTERS ............•.•...•. 19.91 housewares NOW 127 NAPKINS .•..•...•..•..•.........• 2lc 41 PtCTUAE FRAMES •..•..•..... 1.91·4..ll •GLASS SALAD BOWLS ........•.••. 4..11 23 STEMWARE SETS, 4·PC .•..•..•.... 4.11 21 PLASTIC ICE BUCKETS ..•.•..•.•.• 5.11 11 DINNERWARE SETS, 20·PC ......... 11.91 Jewelry buys · NOW 50 EARRINGS · .••..•••••••.•....•...•• 41c 100 NECKLACES ••••••..•...........• 1.41 10 REFURBISHED WATCHES .... 29.M -to.JI toys, toys, toys NOW SI RAG DOlLS •••.•• · ••••.•.•........ .S.• 51 EJfTERTUlll'JfT T~ GAMEi ... 31 MUUCAL •Ma ................. .I.II Huntington Beach• 9811 Ad ams Ave . The new di~ivc wiU afftd men 1 and women who have been au~ 1 O-whtt It kftown H tM-~ftdivi4ua& R~y Reserve. ,~ ... =-=c...UrW:;.,=-:~~~·-==~--~-·,_.~~--N~··~·-'-------~~~~--'-1--~~~~~~~~--l~t~B~L.%khurst S..t~~~~~~~~--"-t-~~-11 ,, • I l'ood poison reports grow. as grocecy talks continue Infant • receives heart of another .,IMA.m1etate4Pres1 About JOO people feared they may bave been poisoned by (ood l>Ul'DOrtedlv tampered with durina a ~tter IUpefmarkct labor dispute, 6ut 1nvestilll10rs said no one was harm- ed. a county health spokesman said. . to a separate development, nego- tiators for the Teamsters Union and the Food Employers Council met Wednetday in the second day of a bupinina session aimed at breaking •deadlock in the Southern California «rib and lockout. Talks between the Teamsters and man.,ement were pT<>gressing. but QO brCUthrouab to end the strike and tockout which entered its 17th day IOday appeared imminent. federal mediator Frank Allen said. It wu hoped Prosretl in such neaotiations ooukt lead to new talks with the United Food and Com- mercial Work:m, which represents the meat cuttcn, but no talks were scheduled. Informal taJks with the meat cutters broke off last week. Meantime. more violence flared late Wednesday. A bullet was fired at a Vons market truck driver as he left a Hawaiian Gardens grocery store after a delivery around 9 p.m., a Sheriffs De~ent spokesman said. ·The driver was lcavina in the Vons t.ruck when a bullet struck the riaht wind-wina of the cab and it ricochet~. just missina the driver," Deputy Dave Hotan said. The sun- . . Open the. door to FAIRYLAND SEE the beaut iful Hoff man animated nativity 1n a ~loriou<; -settinR hy our desi~n o;1aff. $35,000. WHERE angels dance on starry clouds. WHERE twinkling lights and sparkling ornament s dazz le your eye . WHERE birds. rainbows and roses perch on sparkling tree branches. · WHERE storybook friends come to life 274-0718 in magical scenes. WHERE children delight and gaze in _ wonderment. A fairyland beyond your wildest imagination. The per(ect place to be a child ... again. W~r®riginal • (!l~ristmas &tore 10-6 M, T, W; 1()-9 Thurs. & Fri.; 10-6 S.turd•r; 12-5 Sund•r #11 1 Fashion Island !acros!i frvm Brooks Brothers) More Than A Store -A Unique Experience® man escaped} The strik:cl and lockout affects 22,000 wotters at 1,000 super- markets thrPu&hout Southern Cali- fornia. A county 1elephone hotline for pcoete afraid -that they ate con- t.anunated meat and produce loaacd 300 calls Wednesday. Anonymous letters threatened that food in 42 Alpha Beta stores had been poisoned. and herbicides were discovered in syrinaes found in five stores. About 40 calls were invcstjgated, but nobody anxious about tampering appeared to have eaten poisoned products, said Jack Williams, a county Depanment of Health Ser- vices spokesman. The people didn't show symptoms consistent with herbicide poisoning. he said. "It appears that just maybe they didn't carry out their threat," Wil- liams said. The FBI was among the agencies investigating the poison threat, but agency spokesman Fred Reagan de- clined to discuss the inquiry. Notea to cuatomera on atoree• empty ahel•ea. 'Twilight Zone' tragedy .probe Ti01ited defense Alpha Beta increased security be- cause of the poison scare and random food sampling would continue, said company spokesman Bill Wade, add- ing that no contaminated food had been found. Meat cutter and Teamsters union LOS ANGELES (AP)-lnvestiga-in a letter to Ocputy l>1stnct Attorney officials posted a $25,000 reward for tion into a fatal helicopter crash on Gilbert Garcctti that a wider in- infonnation on whoever planted the the ··Twilight Zone" movie set that vestigation would have implicated syringes and threatened to poison the killed actor Vic Morrow and two other people in the alleged violation food. children was limited because a more of child labor laws. Union officials say the markets arc exhaustive probe would have hurt the Morrow and the two child actors demanding concessions that threaten prosecution's case, a defense attorney were killed when a helicopter, .dis.- job security. Market officials say they claims. abled by a special effects explosion, are only trying to remain competitive. Attorney Harland W. Braun wrote crashed on them July 23, 1982 during r-----------"'t-<:~' 1------------~ filming of a Vietnam War scene near Saugus. Movie director John Landis, as- sociate produc . • George Folscy Jr., unit production manager Dan All- inpm. helicopter pilot Dorcey A. Wingo and special effects coordinator Paul A. Stewart were charged with involuntary manslaughter and face trial as a result of the accident. Braun contends the district at- torney's office failed to pursue sugges- tions that producer Steven Spielberg, executive producer Frank Marshall and associate producer Kathleen Kennedy were also were involved tn hiring the children for night work. in violation of child labor Laws. 'Baby Fae' doctor performs s u rgery, t h e first of its k ind LOMA LINDA (AP)-A newborn baby with a heart defect received another baby's heart in a rare infant- to-infant transpl•nt performed by the doctor who attempted a radical batioon bean graft on the infant known as Baby Fae 13 months ago . "A newborn baby born with hypoplastie left hcpt syndrome underwent a human-to-human heart transplant.," Dick Schaefer, a spokes- man Loma Linda University Medical Center, said early today. Dr. Leonard Bailey, who trans- planted a baboon heart into Baby Fae on Oct. 26, 1984, performed the infant-to-infant surgery Wednesday, Schaefer said. He said the infant was alive, but refused to elaborate. Because the parents requested con- fidentiality, no information on the infant's condition would be released, he said. Information on the donor heart was also unavailable, he said. "The medical center will be unable to provide condition reports or any additional information specific to this case," Schaefer said. Infant-to-infant heart transplants arc rare, he said. One was performed last year in London and another surgery was performed 18 years ago in New York. "It is extremely rare," he said. "We've never done a baby-to-baby before." One infant-to-infant heart recipi- ent was Ho~ Roffey, who was 10 days old when she received the heart of a 3-day-old Dutch baby in London on June 30. 1984. Holl ie survi vcd 18 days. Before that, the youngest previous heart transplant patient was a 2'h· week-old baby who died 61h hours after the 1967 surgery in New York. Senator raps governor's effort to curb toxic waste We ttocka large selection of beautiful diamonds in all~ -~and qualid5 Browse through our vast array of exquisite wedding rings in 14 K and l 8K gold. G.LA trained ~rsonnel are available to assist you in your diamond selection. Snuth Coa!>I jewelrv Mart c.,,sa M«',.il l'Hl1 ~•uth Bri>h •I At "unfi., .. ,., Pink Bu11Jcn11 wt1h R~J R, .. ,f 850-11 37 ·-LOOSE DIAMONDS . ~ carat from $161.sO Y2 carat ftom $199 1 carat fro m $649 14 K gold solitaire ring '65 Layaways.. Financing available. AU Major Credit Cards accepted Oi!!tllUnl f ashiun Jewelry Hunton11r.•n fk;a.-h • IN>H R.-J, h Rl,J. 842-9492 l )nnw~ .... ~ N ... r U•hn 63 3-6750 SAN FRANCISCO (AP) .....:.. Gov. George Deukmejian is not resolving the state's tox.ic waste problem by establishing a Task Force on Waste, Energy and Technology, says a state senator who charges the move will hamper efforts to prevent toxic disasters. Wednesday Deukmcjian an- nounced the establishment of a "high-level, non-partisan panel" of leading scientists, academicians, cor- porate leaders, environmentalists, legislators, and state and natio~ officials to solve the state's tox.ic waste problems. "I ).Oined with the governor in descnbiog toxic wastes as a global health disaster in the making. but his task force -simply one more committee to study and discuss and ponder the matter-is not enough," said David Roberti, 0-Los Angeles and president pro tem of the state R ESORTWEAR FOR PETITES C re ec; ar>d stripes hne up 1n .r so rav1 ar.d white to creaie ar eas ; e egart eqvat1or L 7 Cla t>orre·s resort cwia nates feature c,assic. <,napes defined by a cortPrnoorary nterpretat1or SAeate• arP couor ( rr ocnorrs are "er t · ~ J rPCk cardigan ,,., wh,te with navy trim. $77 Sieeve ess bateau neck S...e<ller n navy With ,-.n te tr ""l $46 hrl\Jse' Sk rt w1tr1 bark buttoned kick p1ea1, 1n navy $67 Wh te riavy ooned/str oed s1vea1er $68 P ea1eo cutted trouser 1f' wn11e or navy $69 L z Ca borfle Shoo. senate. "It unneccessarily delays meaningful efforts to prevent such a disaster." Roberti criticized the governor for vetoing "several direct and mean- ingful approaches•· to solve the prob- lem th.is year, including bills by Roberti to restrict the dumping of hazardous waste and to create a toxic ombuds01an in the Department of Health Services. The Deukmejian administration's toxic programs have been under attack on other fronts as well. Recent- ly, the federal Environmental Prot~ uon Agency released a report which charges that the Republican gov- ernor's administration has mis- managed federally funded toxic-. cleanup propms. That repon, which threatens a c utoff of federal funds to the state, details a long list of alleged deficien- cies in the cleanup programs. Miller prosecutor wants him jailed until retrial s et LOS ANGELES (AP) -Federal prosecutors say former FBI agent Richard W. Miller should not be released from prison on bail because he may not appear for retrial on espionage charges. U.S. Attorney Robert Bonner urged U.S. District Judge David Kenyon Wednesday to reaffirm his ercvious ruling that Miller presents a fli&ht risk if released from custody. Miller, the only FBI agent ever charged with espionage, should con- tinue to be held without bail Jiven the evidence t>rcsented at his first trial. Bonner said. Tbe 48-ycar-old fired agent, whose first trial on espionage and conspiracy charges coded Nov. 6 in the mistrial. is beinJ held in Terminal Island Correcttonal Institution. A jury deadlocked 11 -1 in favor of conviction oo four counts and 10-2 for conviction on four others, and Bonner said that demonstrated the strength-Of the government's case. Attorneys for Miller last week filed a motion requesting bail, arguin.g that the proceedings have lasted 13 months so far. No dollar amount of bail was requested. \I at BW Newport Beacri \~,~~r.~m ,~f Bocllea of two hlken found ln wildemeu J 1 ' LOS ANOELES (AP) -The bodies of a man and a woman. believed to be a couple miss Ina since a weekend drive thto~ the San Gabriel Mountains were found at the bonom of• 60()..foo&~~iff in Anae&a National Fomt. Positive idcatification of the vic- tims was still pendina cart y today, the Los Anaela County coroner's office aaid. Tbeywerefounddurinauearch for Christine M. S~o. 22, and her friend, Ken Jamir. 28, both of Los AnJCles. The couple were rcponcd m111ina after takina a Sunday drive on An,cla Cte1t Hiahway, sheriff's Stt ---------------------+-.. en.-Oallalitt-91td. ------ ' .... Caho San Lucas race is a success Af\er I 0 years of ups and downs, Long Beach Yacht Club appears to have latched onto a successfuJ long distance race. This year's 800-mile Cabo San Lucas race drew 49 entries in two di visions, almost twice as many as the Long Beach to La Paz rac.c used to draw in its heyday. The 1,000-mile La Paz race started modestly enough with nine entries for the first race in 1965. It hit its peak in 1969 with 32 entries in four classes of International Offshore· ~ule yachts and then started a slow decline. l hat helped revive the race for a t1me, but it began a decline again in 1979 when gale force winds in the Sea of Cortez almost blew several boats out of the water. Only five boats survived to the finish line. The success of Newport Harbor Yacht Club's Cabo San Lucas race had the LBYC race officials !Aki ng another look, however. Wby not another Cabo ra~ o n alternate years from the Newport race? And so was bamranother Cabo race. Sailors Hke a race to 1Caoo San Lucas because t~at is whero the winds, usually strong along the coast ,of Baja Callfomia, usually subside in the Sea of Cortez or across the Gulf toward the mainland. When entries dropped to as low as five in 1975 the club tried to revive it by adding a Performance Handicap division, using a s taggered start, and having the IOR fleet record one finish at Cabo San Lucas while continuing non-stot> up the Sea o f Cortez to La Paz -hke two races in one. The Santa Cruz-70 Blondie's fast elapsed time record of 3 days and 3 • hours in this year's race may add interest in both the LBYCand NHYC races. The •tart of the 800-mlle Long Beach to Cabo San Luca• race. Pacific Cup race set for next year By ALMON LOCK.ABEY Ollllr,... ........... Not to be outdone by the Transpacific Yacht Club's 2.225-mile Transpac race from Los Angeles to Honolulu. the San Francisco Bay area has come up with its own Trans-Pacific race sailed in even-numbered years. The race from San Francisco to Kauai. now called the Pacific Cup but originally called the Kauai Transpac. was conceived by Hal Nelson. an East Bay entrcpeneur and sailing enthusiast. • The race 1s run every two years from San Francisco. altemaung Wlth the Transpac which starts fro m Los Angeles. U nlike the Trans~c-which only has an International Offshore Rule division. there arc four d1v1sions in the Pacific Cup-IOR. Perfo rmance Handicap Racing fleet (PHRF). ·a double-handed division and, for the first time in 1986, a special maxi div1s1on with yachts rating up to 80 feet under the IOR handicap system. This broad&ns the appeal of the race to different types of boats and crew. In particular, thl PHRF division allows stock production boats to compete and share in the glamour of a major ocean race. The first race was sailed in I 980 with more than SO boats on the starting line. AJthough a number of the boats broke down, it was clear that the Pacifi c Cup was popular. The 1982 race saw a marked improvement in the quality of boats and preparation. Some notable entries were Merlin. Sw1ftsure, Zamazaan and Great Fun, veterans of the regular Transpac. In 1984 a new clement was introduced -a specially cast cup to any boat that breaks the all-time San Francisco to Hawa11 speed record. According to sailing archives, the record passage is 6 days-and 17 hours, set by the clipper ship William G . Irwin. in 1881 . AJthough this record is still intact. Merhn set the elapsed time record for the Pacific Cup in 1984 with an elapsed time of9 days. 7 hours and 49 minutes. Merlin also holds the Transpac record of shghtly more than 8 days. PAPARAZZI The-Santa Crua-70 •'Blondie ... at right. wu the flnt boat to flnJ.9h thia year•• Cabo San Luca• race. A jewel of an event for the symphony South Coast Symphony Crescendos have successful major fund-r aiser . By EVE C. LASH Dlllfr,... C..r1111 Mlielot Knock-your-eyes-out diamonds and scms were bandied around ID the auction hke plump fruit at a farmer's market. And this group loved the pickin's. Approximately 140 members ano supporters of the South Coast Sym- phony Crescendos gathered at the South Coast Westin Ho tel to view and buy from the plentiful crop -of Jewelry, that 1s. With auction numbers clutched in hand, many came early to mull over the plentiful ~oods. Armed security men, resembl- ing the unsmiling all-busil}Css English royaJ guards were on hand to protect the $250,000 worth of 11.oods. The $60-a-person black-tic op- tio nal pta -called .. A Rhapsody in Jewels ' was the group's first major fundraising event. President of the Board of Directors Art KJdmaa (with wife Amy) sipping red wine at his table said. "The Crescendos did a wonderful job and the board of directors arc very grateful for the support they arc givin~ us and the orchestra." Board vice president and Crescendos chairman Vlr1l1la 81teklea (with husband PHI) of Costa Mesa sajd, "After toni&ht I'm going to rest for a week at the high de.sett (where tney nave anotner no me). l es. we try to escape as often as possible - to get away from the k..ids." Daughter Sandy Ricci (wtth hus- band Bury) of Fountain Valley heard the remark and said it was true. ''In fact. once my sister had to send her a letter stating. 'please call me I can't reach you: She's really active." Newly-elected President of the Costa Mesa Chamber of Commerce Malcolm Ross (and wife Jou) of Newport Beach. said, "My wife wants to buy caseloads (of the jewelry up for auction). I'm going to have to go home and get the pick-up truck." Ross was dining with (board mem- bers) Dlue Prlt~ett, LlDcla Frost, Rllo.U and S&u Tae1er and Maril and &le Sclaafer. Rhonda said (with her eyes sparkling as she looked over the jewelry ljst) "Hc'sgoing to buy me number 31 - a one and a quaner carat diamond bangle · bracelet. Change that I rcaJly want number 70, that one has a two and a half carat diamond. I love it." Hubbie Stan didn't seem to love it. "Too many diamonds," he said while humminf "diamonds arc a man's best foe.' The undaunted former vice mayor of Costa Mesa. Eric J ....... (with wife <.'Mr) was having a grand time bidding on lots or baubles, pearls. diamonds and rubies-anything that 1na and Nolan Frt.uelle wttb Claar Uld Srtc JMMOD. \ )lruci.. Ill) "lie~ lanq. Bui he nc,cr seemed to get the last bid in However, when he went to the men·~ room wife Char was sure to get the fa'\t S 1950 bid on a gorrrrrgeous diamo nd ring. Johnson·s daughter and son-1n- law. Lori and Andy Doka of Irvine. "'ere also having fun bidding. Mr'>. Doka said ... You know who needs a tax wmeoff -And> and Lon Doka. of course." while convincing her husband to eye the Item. When not bidding, the Dokas were chatting about their tnp to Veeas and their upcoming tnp to Hawaii. where they plan to take their new baby and llve- 1n along for the nde. Doka said Joking. "And did I tell }'OU about our mone~. 11 ~ m} JOb L>o ~ ou knov. ~hen vou bid. 1t turns an auctioneer on"·· · Co-chairman of the event Michael (with wife Kathleen) Lawler said. "I think it's a temfic showing of suppon from the community." Lawler was do1ngh1s pan. He bid on five items ... , hope to win (b} being h1ghest bidder) on something.·· Talking about their upcoming travel and business tnps were plastic surgeon Dave and Leann Benvenatl of Newport Beach with fnends (and oral surgeon) Dr. Larry and Lyu Lorenli. Benvenuti said. "We're going to New York for a white Thanlc.sgivin~. I'm going for a plasuc surgery m~tlng . .\nd she's going to 'Knock your eyes out diamonds and gems were like p lump fruit at a farmer 's market.· trip to Egypt for New Year's EH. but not until the year 1999." Dinner conmted of filet of beef Charlemont and a delicious praline mousse Wl th frangelica sauce for dessert. Leonard (and wife Ann) Hu1en of Costa Mesa (who bought a pearl neckJace and amethyst beads) said. "The dinner was marvelous. It has to be one of the best I've ever had at a hott'I. .. Just then you could hear. the Liberty Dtamond Cutters auctioneer say to the crowd, "It's only money folks. You can't take 1t with you." and later he said . "I love taXing your shop and spend all the money I've made this vear Tht'n in Februal) we're going to Bra11l for the cam1 val.·· Also on the guest hst were .\s- scmblywoman Marie Bergeson, i\s- scmblyman Nole and Ina Frtnelle. Norma Hert.og, mayor pro tern Sally Au MUler, Davtd Ball and Oeryl, J1dy and Doa Pedault, Oulu and Hela Browu and Eddy and Dulne Maplrt. The Crescendos began March 14. t98S as an au'\1hal) group for the orchestra Their goal 1s to become the Premier orchestra 1n the area. Paparazzi IS ecJ1tecJ b) DaJI) Pilot St)'lt' Eduor \.1da Dean CoDdaetor Job.a LuT7 G~ wtdl (from left) a..... •tta. 8eralce &Ula and K.area l.a=••. '· THURSDAY~NOVEMBER 21, 1985 Mount Gay rum for"_America's Cup Wanna suport the U.S. effort to bnng back the Amenca's Cup from Australia? Dnnk Mount Gay Rum. Yes. you might get drunk. but 11 could be a happy way to support the Eagle Syndicate, or a ny: other syndi- cate prepario~ to bnng back tbe Cup according to '21" Brands. importer and marketer of Mount Gay. "While aJI Amenca ralhes behind the America's Cup challenge. Mount Gay Rum is announcing a maJor national .advertisina campaign. the proceeas of which will be d1v1ded among all of the U.S syndicates challengin' AustraJia in the 1987 (up campaign, • according to J ohn Dubois, Mount Ga}' marketing man- ager. The money Wlll go to the L n11ed States Yacht Racing U nio n (USYRU), official $Oveming bod' for the sport of sailing, who will 1n tum distnbute 1t to the S\ nd1cate') according to Dubois. · "An other objective 1s to reinforce Mount Gay's long-time assoc1auon wtth sailing as a prestigious e"ent ot national sco_pc," he added. Theme of the effort 1s embodied 1n the campaign's slogan: "Mount (,a, 1s helping win a naval engagement w11h Australia." The new full and tv.o-th1rds page advenisements appeared in a wide van ety of natlonaJ consumer. as well numerous boating and male-onented publicauons. Targeted publications include Jn. side Sports. Gourmet. Gentlemen·'i Quarterly. along w11h regional editions of Penthouse. Psycholog' Today. Omm. Signature and :--.ew'>- wcek. In add1t1on. Dubois said the ne"' ad will appear on the regular Mount C 1a~ schedule 1n such yachung magaz1ne'i It's that lJme of )eaF Yachtsmen arc apparently takmg lime off for Christmas shopping as. there are no regattas scheduled b) Orange ( ount~ vacht clubs this weekend. · In 0th.er areas. several clubs arc staging Thanksgiving regattas Los An&eles-Loog Beach Alamitos Ba) Yacht Club -Tur key Da) Regatta (ba) and ocea-n courses). Saturda) ar1t1 Sunda~ Seal Beach Yach1 <lub -"unda Sailors Sene~ Sunda' ALIOI loCUIEY I as Sall. Yachting. and )' ach1 Ractng a!)d· ( ru1sing The entire mrcJ1a '> hedule will run through tht: l\mcn· ca\ Cup races 1n Perth v. estarn .\ustraha 1n ·1 ebruan 1987 The four-color ad depict-. two I..'.- meter ~achts racing toward the fOfe- ground "'here a bottle or Mount ua\ 1s prominenth pos1uoned. Docs this mean the ere"' of the "'inning )acht will do use each othl'r v.11h Mount C1ay Rum instead of the trad1t1onal champagne'> NB Nautical Museum The Cit}' of Newpon Beach ha'> made a' a1lable office space for thl· f\lewpon Beach Nautical Mu'.>eum The othce Wlll be located in a onc- ston building at 1714 '.\.-Balboa Bhd (next to the Girl Scout Housc1 no" occupied by the Balboa Po~er Squadron. J he two groups will share tht: bu1ld1ng. and tenta11,e apprc)\al ha~ been glven to the two groups for remodeling and ex.tenor relurb15h- ment of the bu1ld1ng according to Ronald A.. Wh11el). director of the Parks. Beach~ and Recreation [X. partment Suta Monica Ba) ~1anna 'I acht Club -P't Turt;l'\ race IPHRf). Saturda' San Diego '11ss1on Ba)) athl ( !uh r ur'-n Da~ Regatta 'iaturd<i' 'wr :..1. ( oronado ) acht ( ul'\ I tlO~ stretch Senes unda' Oceanside ) itch1 ( ul"I -1 u·._t \ Da' Race unda' <an Diego II\·, \,11hn~ ~~· - \111nth1' Handicap r.iu'.' "11 l.1\ Da'rid Lob and Caule McLean •dmirlnC the jewel•. • • ; D Or-. COMt OAlLV PILOT/ Thurlday. Nowmber 21. 1985 No romance in premarital contract Every time you rnd about a pre· marriqc contract. it always teems to favort6e man. He throws a protec1ive net over his worth to make sure be will leave the ma.rriaae without los1111 his a.stets. That arraoaement Ills to have all the romance of Lows Rukeyaer whi1peri, Dow Jonn averaaes in your car. (someone had approached me 36 years aao with that kind of an aareement. 1 wouJd have read his contract through and then aiven him mine. 41t As a discalded wife l would ask nothina from his e$1.ltt. r would demand only payment for services retroactive from the wcddina and compatible with those: aiving equal services. Remember the hi&h·priced sec· rt'''"'" vn1• "Aid to take down every Cop~s wife proud ·of her man E111 BlllECI word )'OU spoke? Pay me the ume wases for all lbosc years oflisteni~ to you talk when you didn't uy a.n)'\h1n1 wonb wntina down. Remtmberlheb.i&hpricesyou paid to have your teeth cleaned twice a year? Fiaurc out somethinJ fair to compensate me for the disgusting toothpaste I cleaned off the bowl every day of my life. And let's talk about the car. For I 0 yea.rs you stopped and refueled it when it slowed down, took il in for• check-up when 1t wa runnina ragy, tooted lbc bills for shampoo and wax, patiently wanned it up when it wa~ cold, took it out on a Saturday nlJht and found new lod&inas for it when you decided to trade up. I should be wonh a few bucks for runnin& cost· efficient and without m~or repairs for all those years. We've oc:verditcUssed t1pPina. but now is the time. You've tipped to have your cat parked. a meal served hot. youc.. shoes Jbincd, your hair trimll)cd over the ea.rs. a newspaper deUvered to your room and your lupaae checked. I've done all those things. Ten percent of your net worth ought to cover it Some things I'll toss in. They're on the house. Like fixing the toilet. wallpaperina the hallway, chan~ng fumace filters. cattrina your business dinners, takina your phone messaae • runruna out to have p~ptions filled in the middle of the niahtand oh yes ... lovina you. Marriage contracts are fairly new. Their popularity reflects unions tl\at are seared to failure. It says, in essence, I-do-and-you-do-but-if-we· don't-you 're-not·aoing-to-do·un to- me-before-I-do-unto-you-first! It's a crummy way to start a marriage. There's another reason why ma,... riaae contracts arc bener left unwrit· ten. If men's assets are shared and women rctahate with the cost of their services, very franldy, they couldn't afford us. Face it. sweetie. we're expensive ... but we're worth it. Noted Lasker award goes to Ann Landers , , ... .. • r # 'J DEAR ANN LANDERS: Jam the wife of a New York City policeman. Many times J thought of writ1n1 to you but I just let things build up inside me. The time has come for me to speak my piece. breast size. I refuse to go to a gym. w don't suggest 1t. There have been times when I've been so miserable that I've felt like slicing off my breasts. I'm afraid one day I might do it rather than le~ a guy sec bow big I am. I've considered surgery, but I can't afford it. Besides, my parents would think I was crazy 1f I suggested such a thmg. Ann Landers, Amenca's No. I columnist, will become the first Journalist to receive the nation's most prestigious medical hono r. the Albert Lasker Award, presented by the Albert and Mary Lasker Foundation. Forty-two previous Lasker A ward recipients have gone on to win Nobel Prizes. The c1tat1on accompanying the award reads m part: "For her 30 years of tireless commitment to improve the physical and emotional health of the American people, and for her umque ability to relate to ind1v1duals on every intellectual, economic and social level.'' Denni• Kyte, author of the Lut Eletant Bear. I've been happily married for two years. I met Mike when he was m the police academy. Ever since we started to go together I've gotten a lot of stallc and free advice from people at work, my family and friends. Please help me. Ann. -TOO MUCH OF A GOOD THING IN N.Y. I admit there arc a few bad apples in the department but I.his is true of every professjon and trade. I was told that once my husband became a cop DEAR TOO MUCH: First foraet he would be out every night. drinking 1M advertisemeata. TUt exercise with the boys, picking up women, mlpt take a little off, or p•t a little coming home half-bagged. telling me oa, b•t It rarely cu do noacll to hes about the retirement party he had make uy dlfferoce. to go to or that he made an arrest that I 11111est breast red•ctJ .. ••r1ery. kept him out late. r Not Ollly becaue It wUJ Improve you Mike is a terrific husband and my appuruce ud self·lma1e bot be· best fnend. He docs attend a few caue U.e problem may caue yff to panics buunost of the time I go with be du1erouly self-dettnctlve. him. If I can't go he pays his respects Please coatact • medical ceater and comes straight home. tbt 11 COllllede4 wltla a alvenlty: My love for Mike and his for me AUforu.,,..tmeatwlU.someoae has grown because of our precious · la plutk 1U1ery. U yo• explaia yoor lime together. When be leaves for feel.lap to Ge tt.ca.r a1 yff llave to work I always pray that thegood Lord me, I'll bet lie (or ah) wUJ llelp yoa. will watch over him and that he wil1 • • • • come home alive. When he's late, m y The award. for Public Service. will be presented to the syndicated columnist by Mrs. Albert Lasker on Friday. Nov. 22, at the foundation's 40th anniversary celebration at the St. Regis Hotel in New York. The Lasker A wards arc for achieve- ment in three categories: Basic Medi· cal Research, for work that has advanced the fight against major life. threatening disease:: Clinical Medical Research. for investigations that have improved the clinical treatment of patients; and Public Service, for those who have encouraged legislation and increased supPQrt for medical re· search or public 'health pr<?J1'3mS. The 1985 Lasker Pubhc Service A ward will honor Ann Landers for writ ins "one of the most respected and influential human relations columns in the history of jourrial· ism." The award cames with 1t a S 15 000 honorarium, which Landers will.donate to the Hereditary Disease Foundation in Santa Monica, Calif. Eppie Lederer, who on Oct. 16 celebrated her 30th anniversary as Ann Landers, "writes wtth common sense. humor and wisdom, trans· lating complex medical 1nfonnat1on into simple and clear lan~uage for the benefit of her readers, ' the fo un- dation further slates. Her column appears in more than I, I 00 news- papers around the world with a readership of more than 85 million. "She reaches more people 1n a single day than ariy doctor can reach m a lifetime," said the Lasker Foun- dation. The other 1985 Lasker honorees will be Lane Adams, retiring pres1· dent of the Amencan Cancer Society. also for Public Service; Dr. Bernard Fisher of the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine. for Clinical Medical Research; and Ors. Joseph L. Goldstein and Michael S. Brown of the University of Texas. for Basic Medical Research. Ors. Brown and Goldstein were recently named Nobel laureates. Last Elegant Bear appearing in .OC Dennis Kyte, illustrator and author of The Last Elegant Bear series of children's classics. will appear on Saturday, November 23, at Rob- inson 's Newport Beach from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. and at Robinson's Beverly Hills from 2 to 4 p.m. AccomP.anied by a lifesize "truly elegant ' Abiner Smoothie -The Last Elegant Bear -Kyte will meet the young and the young4t-heart and sign c~pies of The Last Elegant Bear. Children between the ages of five and 12 attending the events will be invited to register to win a "Last Elejant ~r" party at Robinson's. This luncheon party will be hos~ by the Last Elegant Bear himself and each invited guest will receive a signed. framed and numbered po~ter asa special mememtooftheoccas1on. The Last Elegant Bear. published by Simon and Sc~uster, is the story ~f Abiner Smoothie, a shy, sopb1st1· cated bear with an unemng scn&e of e leganc e and eccentri c "bearistocrauc" relatives. With his pet rabbit, Puppy, Abiner .trav~ls to exotic lands and hves a fanciful hfe oo a country est.ate called Pipchippin· on-the-Harley. In addition to The Last Elegant Bear, Kyte has also ~tten an~ illustrated the Puppy 1s a Rabbit series of board books for youn·g children and the newly published .second volume of The Last Elegant Bear series, To the Heart of a Bear. • fear 1s not that he 1s womanizing or ,. gcmng loaded, but that somethmg temble has happened to him. It 1s true that "a good wife makes a good husband.'' It is aJso true that "the man makes the cop, the cop doesn't make the man.'' I wouldn't trade my husband for any man in the world. Nor would I ask him to be Windham Hill jazz concert a snoozer BIRTH S HUMANA HOSPITAL BUNT· INGTON BEACH • anything but a cop. He chose the job and I chose HlM. -WlFE OF A N.Y.C. POLICE O FFJCER AND REAL PROUD DEAR PROUD: naD1 oa belaalf of tile tltotlsuda of people every· wbere wllo are married to cops ud are proad of tlaelr me.a ud women. • • • DEAR ANN LANDERS: My prob- lem may not seem serious to you but it 1s ruining my life. Please consult your doctors and give me some help. ram 19 years old and my measure- ments on top arc 44 inches across. I've seen ads 1n magazines for exercise equipment. Would it help? If I could get about 8 or IOinchesofTl'd be satisfied. I am so ashamed of my By RANDY JAY MATIN Olllr .... C.1 0 • I Following their engagement at the Beverly Theater. the latest tounng package of Windham Hill artists recently made a two night st.and at Saddleback College's McKinney Theater. Windham Hill is a label that specializes in solo guitar. solo piano and other more interesting combinations of acoustic instruments, Sunday night's .au~encc. nearly fill.i_ng the 400 sca.t theater, slept patiently through gu1tansl Alex de Grassi s peaceful. bonng p1ck~ng and strumming after 40-minutes of bassist Mark Egan's solo whooshing and buzzing. . De Grassi'squiet, contemplative style puts him at the f~refront of this "new age music" and makes him one of the five most bonng acts on the label which includes founder (and relative) Will Ackerman, p1an.ist !--1z Story (who is scheduled to appear m January at Saddlebaclt) and gu1tansts Shad Wcatherst)y and George Cromarty. S.urprisingly? th_c Win~ha!Tl roster also includes some of the most inventive and sat1sfy1ng artists 1n acoustic jazz including Shadowfax, Oskay & O'Domhnaill, Andy Nare!I. Mike Marshall, Darell Anger, Peggy Stern and they recently signed David Lindley. 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Others who had dnfied off were startled every four minutes by the applause. For most of us this type of evening is a clouded attempt to soak up a little culture in much the same fashion that o thers force themselves to endure ballet or opera. Mercifully realizing the A.F.I. (audience fatigue index) de Grassi played just four numbers unaccompanied. Joining him for the balance of the set was Egan. who noodled son clouds ofbass around de Grass1's Ou fTy fingeri ng. As things progressed the pair built up to a pleasant intensity on Egan ·s "H ills" and de Grassi's ··39, .. Saving 9est for last (one song) the pair brought on ace v1ohnist Jami1 Szmadzinski (Shadowfax). Herc things really got exciting for the concluding number and one encore. Why the trio approach was not used throughout the show is a mystery. BOAT PHONES NOW YOU CAN MAKE AND RECEIVE PHONE CAW ANYWHERE IN THE LOS ANGELES / ORANGE COUNTY COST AL \II ATERS FROM SAN CLEMENTE TO OXNARD. AU MOOEU AVAILAB&..E·OUOTES OVER THE PHONE BRIAN COWNS ._ ~' CUSTOM INSTALLATIONS 730-6767~ 525 fASTSIOE AVE. SANTA ANA. CA 92701 \. Having Trouble Selecting a Gift I for Your Special Someo!le? Watch for ,ilt •u,,e•tion• lor thi• holiday •ea•on in the Daily Pilot'• "Chri1tma1 Gilt Guide" appearin, Sunday, November 24th. October Z8 Mr. and Mrs. Allen C. Robinson. Costa Mem, boy • October H Mr. and Mrs. Howard W. Van Noy, Irvine. boy October H Jill A. and John R. Jannello, FountaJ n Valley, boy November I Jill M. and G reg W. Hess, Costa Mesa. boy Laura and Michael Weiler, Hunt· ington Beach, girt November! Donna and Carlos Duron. Irvine, girl Cynthia and David Mirsky, Hunt· in~ton Beach, boy Kim Mac and Roy Hubert 'tonaker, Costa Mesa, boy November4 Annette and Charles Walker, Hunt· ington Beach, girl Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Hensley, Huntington Beach. boy Mr. and Mrs. Kurtis P. Rogers. Huntington Beach, boy Karen and Wilson Wong. Hunt- ington Beach, girl November~ Dr. and Mrs. Mitchell Thacker, Huntington Beach, twins. boy and girl Laura and K.cvin Fookcs.. Hunt· ington Beach.boy November I Mr. and Mrs. Kevin DeMcire, Costa Mesa, girl Mr. and Mrs. Brian Bassaline, Costa Mesa, girl November7 Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Drury. Hunt· ington Beach, boy November t Mr. and Mrs. Steven L. Ryersc. Huntington Beach. girl Beacky and Bill Smith, Huntington Beach. girl HOAG MEMORIAL HOSPITAL October JI Mr. and Mn. Allan Layton. Costa Mesa, boy November 1 Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Snell, Irvine, girl Mr. and Mrs. Sc.ott Anderson. Irvine. girl November l Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Tupman, Lquna Niauel, boy November a Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Kolin, Fountain Valley. airt Mr. and Mrs. Gerard McKenzie, Mission VieJo, boy Mr. and Mn. Kenneth Morris, Hunt· injton Beach, boy Mr. and Mrs. Mark Dalby. Irvine. boy • Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Brunet, New- port Beach. 1Jrl Mr. and Mrs. Kent fleck. Huntiqton Beach, boy Nonmbtrc Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hansford Jr., Hlll1tinston Beach, boy Mr. and Mn. James Bury, c.o&u Mesa, boy N••emfMri Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Saochcz. lrvine, twin aitts Mr. and ~rs, William PantOJa , Hunlinaton Beach, &irl · Mr. and Mrs. Stephen LutlJo. lrv1nc, lirl . Mr. and Mrs. Randy Holland, Costa ---- Mr. and Mrs. Bruce CoMlns. Newpon Beach. JJrl I .. ·.NBC comedies outpull :'Kane, Abel' in ratings Peacoc k network places 6 shows in top 10 to win week· s race for Nielsen glory ' By FRED ROTHENBERG ·ur..,........., NEW YORK -CBS' ''Kane & Abel" continued the resurgence of minisu ies with a strong opening- nigbt performance, but NBC's power- ful com edy lineup on Thursday and Saturday led the network to another ratings VlctOry last week. According to fiJU res released Tues- day bythe A.C. Nielsen Co., NBC had six of the Top I 0 shows, including the tOJ>:ranked "Cosby Show," "Golden · Girls" and its movie about AJDS. "An. Eatly Frost." For CBS, "60 Minutes" a nd "Karie & Abel" were J>Owerful performers, while "Dynas- ty" was ABC's only T op 10 pr<>v.im. f or the week of Nov. 11 -17, NBC ayeragcd an 18. 7 rating to C BS' 17.2 and ABC's 14.3. After ei~t ~eeks, NBC had a 17.9 to CBS 16.9 and ABC's 16.5. A rating measures the percentage of the nation's --85.9 m illio,n homes wi th television. "The Cosby Show," leading off NBC's Thursday night comedy bloc, had a 31.7 rating. Its companion series, "FamiJy Tiu," i:ecorded a 29.5. Next ca me "60 Minutes,'' NBC's "Cheers," ''Dynasty" and·· An Early Frost." The Saturday hit "Gol~ en Girls" and Pan I of "Kane & AbeV' lied for seventh, followed by the popula r Fnday shows. C BS' "Dallas" and NBC's "Miam i Vice." The early success of "Kane & Abel," the seven-hour adaptation of Jeffrey Archer's best-sell ing novel, follows the strong performance of ABC's 12-hour "Nonh and South" earlier this month. "h 'looks like miniserie~ a re g'bing to work mis season," said Mike Eisenberg, CBS'· research director. "Based on last year, we were afraid · that tbe long ones might not work." Roy Rothste in, ASC's vice pres1· dent for entenainment research, said miniseries were rushed on the air the past few seasons. "Now we're waiting and putting on the ones that will have impact," he said. ''T here still 1s an appetite for m iniseries." The program form that is in serious trouble is the a nthology, which con- Actor held in battery loses fingerprint bid SANTA MON ICA (AP) -Actor was not 1mmed1ately available to Jan-Michael Vincent, charged with explain why the blood samples and battery for alleged ly punching a fingerprints were sought. woman in the face, lost a bid to have Y~ncent is charged with one count fingerprints and blood samples taken _ of felony battery involving an assault from her. on Chenoa Lee Elhs, 34. Superior C'oun Judge David Deputy Distnct Attomc} Ron Fitts denied the Smalsug said V mccnt accused Ellis of request from trying to cause trouble with his Vi ncen t's a l-g1rlfnend in a confrontation Sept. 6 tomey, Ronald o utside the actor's fvjalibu home. Carpol, and Ellis' nose was bruised and her lip sent the matter split. back to Malibu Carpol said Ell is wa!> hurt 1n a fall M u n 1 c i p a I and Vincent never touchl·d her Co u r t . A Vincent also faces two count'> of pre I 1m1 nary violating probation on two pnor hearing was cases. s c h e du I e d He pleaded guilty July 10 to tnbuted fou r senes this season. css· "George Rum s Comedy Week," which ranked 59th out of 67 shows • lasn.~eck, already has been canc.cled. "The . TWilight Zone" on CBS was 51nd, whfle on NBC, Slcven Spielberg's "Amazing Stories'' was 32nd and "Alfred Hitchcock Pres- ents" was 34th. "It looks like anthologies aJe going to be a one-season phenomenon." said Eisenberg. "It's difficult to interest viewers when the cast, writers and directors change each week." said Rothstein. NBC won the ~eek on the strenJth of its regular programming. includmg two h.igb-rated movies. "An Early Frost" had a 23.3 rating and "Hostage flight," about ·a terrorist hiJacking, was 12th with a· 21.5 rating. In contrast, CBS' two movies performed below the network's own expecta- tions. "Wild Horses," starnng Kenny Rogers. ranked 30th and the first network shuwing of"Rocky Ill" was 43rd. ~ Without ··Nonh and South" o r the World Senes, A BC fell back into a weak third-place pos1t1on. T he network's brightest spot was the two- hour episode of "Dynasty.'' which introduced the new characters in "Dynasty II: The Colbys." ABC's live theater presentation of ''T he Execution of Raymond Graham" earned enthusiastic re· views but finished 60th in the rankings. ABC had three of the bottom five shows, mcludin~ its new series ·'Shadow Chasers," which had a 6. 9 rating against N BC's tandem of "The Cosby Show" and "family T ies" and CBS' "Magnum. P.I" The bottom five. 1n descending order. had Pan I of C BS' "Nonh Beach and Rawhide." NBC's "Punky Brewster," ABC's "Hollywood Beat." "Shadow Chasers" and ABC's "Our Family Honor" in 67th. In the evening news compeu tion. th~ "CBS Evening News" ranked first with a 14.0 ratlng. Vincent Thursda y. d isturbing the peace by figh!tng at a Vincent. 40. star of the CBS-T V pany and was placed on three year'i· senes "Airwolf," earl ier had re· probation. In December 1983. the quested permission from Malibu actor was placed on probauon fo r 1 Muncipal Coun j udges for the tests. drunken dnvmg. The requests were denied and Carpol Last Ma.y . 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ELJIO'S trlltE (It) Plus Co·Hn The Breallfot Club (R ) • Orange Coast OAILY PILOT/Thul'8day. November 21, 1986 TV L IS TINGS -t.00- ~~ I MAn HOUSTON LN<lA PAE-GAME SHOW THAEFS COMPAK'f Dff'RENT STR0tCU llUSNS8 REPORT dD AMENCAH OOVUMlfHT GB OWtGHT THOMPSOH ID MILWl'S COURT (CJMOVIE • • • .. "Kmg Kong 11933! Fay • Wray Rot>«t Atms1rong . -a:3o..; : G N8A BASl<ETBALL e TOO CLOSE FOA COMFOffT e .E:Jf>AROY • MACHEll. I LEHRER NEWSHOUA 8!) MARKETING 8 WHEE!. Of FORTUNE fD BEST Of ..OT SEAT rI;MOVIE • Space Raiders f 19831 Vince Ed- wards. DavtO Mendenhall Cl.J MOVIE • • "1 "Tl1e Rive< Rat f 11184) Tom my Lee Jones Martria Phmptoo -6:40-0 TO Be ANNOUNCED . ------ ~MOV!t ** ~ "Body Oollble" ll.._.> Ctao Watton M111n1t G<1ttitll Z)MOVI! u "The Ptnls Of G~" 119841 Tawny KltMll, Brent Hllff -10:15-GD AB..GOUS ~ (llJ WOW • • • ~ "Coll Mini( t Oli.lght9' (19801 S1sty Spacek. Tommy I.• Jol'lft r _$ IQEYMQOHEAS: MI.CIT EPl900ES -10-.30-11 TO BE AHNOUHOED 18AG<:MI 8!> D.\D'S AFllY El!) JOHN WIM8ER -11:00-e o a oaHEWS 8 CARSON'S COMEDY Cl.ASSa m Wl(RP IH CINOINNA Tl II> 8AAHEY MILLEA tD MONTY PYTHON'S Fl YIHG CIRCUS iii> BUSIHESS REPORT Eli) ART UNl<lETT£ll ~ ~ T MOMEHTS IN Ot. YMl'tC BOXING -7:00-, G CBSNEWS . CJ 9) ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT fl BOSOM BVOOIES G A8CNEWS O Ben (Douglu Sheehan) and Val (Joan Van Ark) prepare for their wedcllng on "Knots Landing" tontcht at 10 on CBS, Channel 2 . <)MOVIE • Sltp 1010 Silk 11985) Kelly N1 cno1s Jamie Gtllts $ MOVIE • • • T radmg Places I 1983l licl<lle Murphy Dat1 Ayltroyd (!)NEWS • THREE'S COMPANY e WHEEL Of FORTUNE «!) BUSINESS REPORT Cl) P.M. MAGAZINE Q! HEADUHE CH.ASERS 8!) PRAISE THE LORD '9 HOT SEAT HOTLINE ,.tfJ INSIDE THE NFL OJ MOVIE * • • "Our Very Own 1 19501 Ann Blyth. Farley Granger -7:30- 1) 2 ON THE TOWN 0 PRICE IS RIGHT 0 WHArS HAPPENINGll D EYE ON L.A. m M"A'S'H ti) NEWLYWED GAME fl) WILD, WILO WOALD OF ANIMALS «!) FRUGAL GOURMET Cl) S,D. 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PRAISE THE LOAD mMOVlE * • 1 Love Has Many F~ 119651 Lana Turner Clttt Rot>ertson C MOVIE • t N1ghlwm9 119791 NICk Mantu· so David War!lflf H MOVIE • • • Gorky Pal'I! 119831 Wilham Hurt Lee Marvin $ MOVIE • • '1 ThP Little Drummer G•rt .. t 19841 Diane Keaton Yorgo Voyag1s Z MOVIE * • ' 5ome11mes A Grea1 Not100 1971 Paul ~wman Henry Fonda -8:30-0 ~FAMILY TIES ~.LOVE BOAT Q) P.M MAGAZINE -9:00- i) TO BE ANNOUNCED O ~CHEEl'S 8 J]J201200 O NEWS G) DYNASTY tB MUROEA MOST ENGLISH ~MASTERPIECE THEATRE IJ) SIMON & SIMON Eli) PRAISE THE LOAD 0 MOVIE t • TllP Evn Tna1 Ml'" !ic 1984 Charles Btonsor r neresa ~aid an a -930-D HILL STREET BLUES JJ MOVIE * * fforricarlf' ,~~9 Mid Far•ow Jason Rooar ds ~HIGHT COU~T -10·00- 1) _l. KNOTS LANDING OCD l!>NEWS D TO BE ANNOUNCED 0 MOVIE ... , Tt)p U•!.<!Dt:.'!d' ~nee 01 r119n1 4 n 1197 4 G1Pnr .,,~ 9ra<1t0<d Otllman ED YES, MINISTER ~ CAPITOL JOuRNAl @) LARRY (lA TUN AHO THE GA TUN BROTHERS BAND ~ HILL STREET BLUES EI!) 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Otlftge Cou• DAJLY PILOT/ Thureday, Nowmber 21, 198S Crenna at peak in-'Doubletake' B1JEMYBUC& UT ......... · LOS ANGELES -Richard Cren- na as \he rumpled detective, self· consciou ly passma through middle ~e-. a candidate for burnout and faced wit!) the most bizarre crime in bas c.arecr. The movie as "Ooublet.aJce," a four- hour mystery that CBS will broadcast 1n two parts, Sunday and Tuesday. M1lrk it on your caJendai Tius is the best detective show of this or any Yule show cast sought The Huntington Beach Play- house will be seeking children of all ages Saturday at auditions for its annual Chnstmas show. to be presented for two weekends m Deccmtxr. Directors Jay Conklm and Sharon Walker will hold tryouts for the play "Santa's Spectacles·· at I Oa.m. in the theater, located in the Scad ifT Village shopping "ntcr on Main Street at Yorktown Avenue. Huntington· Beach. recent year. h 's lncrate and weU- written, adapted by John Gay from the novel "Switch" by William Bayer, and directed by Jud Taylor. It offers thttc stories unfoldma at once and in four houn there isn't one car chase or shootout ~---~=""""'----::E:""".,.... __ , Green Beret colonel to lead a com· The first story follows Crenna's investi&ation of the murders of a schoolteacher and a prostitute by someone who decapitated them and ..switched the beads. In the second story. Crenna tries to find out why his former polioc partner committed suicide and eventually stumbles upon a trail of cof'T\lption in the police department. , The third story tells bow Crenna, the battle-scarrcd veteran of a bitter divorce. reluctantly falls in love with a younger woman (Beverly D'Anaclo) who becomes a target for the killer BeTerly D' ~elo, Richard and who, it turns out, has connections CreDDa ln ••0oabtetake." to the police scandal. sid~6r~~~~:pec ~iiruc·hsa~ ~~-flkiP. P!'Cpared to leave for Mexico to begin •u ~ 1 his role as Texas entrepreneur H. the role that brouahthim an Emmy in Ross Perot in the NBC minjscries ScP,tember. lo that b.e played a tough "On Wings of Eagles." The five-hour police sergeant wbo is gang-raped. · docudrama will be filmed in Mexico. "This is more of a procedural kind The miniseries tells of the rescue of of story," he said. "No chases or two American businessmen taken g~nplay. 1.t's rca,JIY a psy~ho!ogical hostage after the Shah of lran was kmd of thriller. It s.challenging in that toppled from power in 1979. Perot respect, to k.ccp interest over four hired Arthur "Bull" Simons. a retired hours. If the picture scores on any - level 1t will be for the quality of the performances. We had a great cast." . mando raid into Iran. Burt Lancaster stars as Simons and Paul LeMat as his wist.ant. The series 1s adapted from the book by Ken Follett. "l haven't met Perot yet, but I have a feeling I'm aoina to," he said. "The comments he made about the script were that he wanted.to be oen.ain that his men were treated with respect and .regarded as heroes. He didn't want their families to be embarrassed: He said he didn't care who played him, but he was concerned about who would play Bull Simons." Crenna is one of the busiest actors an town and switches fCJUlarly be- tw~n movies and television. He's starred m five series, "Our Miss Brooks," "The Real McCoys," "Slat- tery's People," "All's Fair" and "It Takes Two." His feature films in- clude "Wait Until Dark," "The Sand Pebbles." "Body Heat;" ''The Aam- ingo Kid," "Summer Rental" and both "Rambo" movies: Crenna also makes· the transition · betw~n comedy and drama regularly enough that he hasn't been pi,eonholed. 'I feel variety is important to me as a n actor." he said. . •Music Man' in kB Pbll Bellon u Profeuor Harold Blll ezpounda to Lottie Bobbe u llutan tn a Kene from .. The llaalc II.an,•• openln.tl toJllCbt for three performancee at the Banttnaton Beach ilormon Church. Call 892-1733 for re.erTatlou. Performances will tx offered f rce to the pu bhc Dec. 14-1 5 and 21-22 at 1 and 2:30 p.m. Call the playhouse at 832· 1405 for ad- ditional information. The movie alM> stars Vincent Baggetta, Paul G leason, Cliff Gorman, Drew Snyder and Lee Richardson. Crenna talked about the show as he We will buy your china and crystal GWC's 'Standish' simple, sentimental • An inside look at the best student in the wort& worst medical school By KATHLEEN CUMMINGS 0..,"'4Cerru1 •• t for Cash Golden West College is presenting. 714-241-9973/818-905-6650 for the Thanksgiving season. an ltr====:::==::::=::::=:~:;::::::;::===;--1 adaptation of Henry Wadswonh RUFFELL'$ Longfellow's epic poem, "The Courtship of Miles Standish," in the UPHOLSTEIY I.e. Actor's Playbox theater on the Gold- -. Y• .,._ c...n lilllrtl en We$t College campus. 1922 HUim a• .. COSTA EA-541-115' shores Interiors IP9dettzlng In .•. yacht Interiors M2·2211 2&40 Avon St .. Newport BNch Most of us over 40 have at some time during our early school years had to memorize some work of Lon~ellow's, most likely "The Song of Hiawatha." "MilC$ Standish" runs along a similar vein, which Charles Mitchell has adapted to a 10-sccne play. Miles Standish (Don Hayes) was a prominent figure m the history of the Pilgrims. He commanded the dwin- dled forces in Plymouth in 1620. Standish wants to court the pretty and much younger, Priscilla Mullins (Karen Alana). but when in her presence he becomes an oral reten- tive. So he asks his best friend, John Alden (Dave Robb). a poet who 1s secretly in love with Priscilla himself, your Tll8dlsglving turkey •••. .. """ . to speak for him. A fledgling com- munity which has just made it through a devastating winter. and which is continually on guard against an Indian attack. provides the backdrop for the courtship. It's hard to know how io react to this simple. straightforwardly given work. It's a son of passion play (without the passion) a commemora- tion of the Pilgrims, somethlng a church or &rade school might put on al Thanksgiving time, lhoup certain- ly not as well. One would hke to feel that today's young children would enjoy a pure and simply drawn story like this, with its plus sentiments. !THE COMEDY THAT TEACHES . •A l'IEW LOW IN HICHU EDUCATIO!f) ~a. '-tcti c.-, 111 FM°""..,..' l&lll fil} IPG·lll ~ ~ A TASTY COMEDY. from KOCM and Irvine Ranch Market lust by listening for the gobble on Orange It's meant to pay homaJe to our ancestors and it does that in a nice. quiet, traditional way. It says nothjng new about the Pilgrims or the Indians (although the women in it have an air of the self-assertive '80s about them). ft brings nothing new to Longfellow's poem, except lo tum it into a play. It provides us a brief and reassuring version of America's Christian heritage. For many, that will be sufficient reason for seeing it. c-.,....,... ... .......,.., CountY. s easy ' ITUTS FlllAYl llstenlng radio The cast docs a competent job on the whole, but panicularly engaJing arc Hayes as Standish, cspcctally when he's serious instead of em<r tionally bumbly. Alana wit.b her unaffected and natural style is a good Priscilla. Georgia L Nevin who plays her spirited woman friend, Sarah, 1s equally good. And Robb looks very much the pan, doing a fine job as the pale, earnest poet, John Alden. .... STMlllt Da-11 US...770 mA IM IPlS • HO-tOtl lllU , ... UA a.MS I 9SZ-49'3 mTAID.t IM SOUTH COAST S40·°"4 lllTAID.t EIMMOS CIOA CDml 979-41•1 a Tiit DWAUIR TMI 511-9500 • .• ,.IUll EDWAIDS CHMTEJ CBtm 141.0770 -EDWMDS~ SSl-OISS u .... rACflC GATEWAY SZJ..1'11 -MIC mA1R IMU. 637·0340 -UA cm COODt 634-3911 WUTWJU rAc..c: llWAY 39 Da-11 "1·3'93 n11wm • UA ETllNSTEJ """ ns.SJJJ MM"•lll u.a....,_ ~f99• COll•MllA fd•Ml!l-f""' 631 ))01 COITAM(U ,_, ...... c- ~··1a. 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Quarterly profits rise Government's third quarterreport best of any issued sl~ce early last year WASHINGTON {AP)-Af\cr-tax corporate profits rose 5.3 percent in the third 9uarter. their best pcr-forman~ since early last year, the aovemmen1 reported Wednesday. The Commerce Department said businesses e•med afier-tax profits at an annuaJ rate ofS 144. 7 billion in the third Quarter.after a much smaller 0.3 percent gain in the second quarter. It was the biggest increase since a 6. 7 percent nsc m the first quaner of 1984. Since that ume, profits actually fell for five straight quarters as corporaic America suffered a batter- mg from stjfTforc1gn competition and the overall economic slowdown that began in the middle of last year. Beryl Sprinkel, chairman of the President's Council of Ec:onom1c Advisers. said the recent stoclc marlcet rally was due 1n part to the 1mpro-.i.cd ~rofit picture. not JU$t to the behd that interest rates were headed lower. 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" ' FINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTS As of "eptember 30, 1985 ii '1\I DI 11111 St'ptrmber 30. 1985 ASR15 \ 1 "I0,40(),0txl ~posits Sl44.i'\tl,<XIO et l..oans \ '•4.0.'\tl lM)(l hareholders' Equity ~ M.1.)(12.000 Earnings &•JreTaxes \ 1 .. \M.CXJO et Earnings \ 722.000 H DQ RTl:.R UFf ICr COMM RC BA K 8 ILOINl.J ~, .... \ 7o.nff' .cxxl 2J",, s \ i ., .11 H.nm p o -., 1.2 ..... nm Q'\, nM .om 8'\ SntJTH CAST RfGIO AL OFFI \~10 Park Ccnttr Om~ IOU Anion 8hd.l C '"'ta Mesa. 9Wfl 17141 "'4'*·4;l() MfMDfR FDIC I M H l>I f'l)\IH111 l'\l RlO TO ' ... • Ora~ Coat DAILY PILOT/Thu'9day, Howim.bet 21, 1te5 - COMPLETE NYSE COMPOSITE TRANSACTIONS, 87 BUSINESS CALENDAR Investment seminar set Chnstopher Weil & Co Inc . a financ1al planning and securi11cs firm . 1s offering a seminar en titled "StratCJleS for the Year-End .Tax. Investment aod Financial PlaMing" today at the Hotel Meriden. 4500 MacArthur Blvd.. Newport Beach. The ~minar begins at 7:30 p.m. and runs about 90 minutes Donald H., EJhs, vice president and resident manager of the Newpon Beach office, s.~ud the seminar is designed to help md.Jv1duals better understand and plan their financial future. David L Smnh. president of the San Fraoc1sco based D.L. Smith, Inc .• will speak on "Year-End lnvcstlJlCnt Opportunities and Tn Shelter Strategics." $m1th will be J01ned by a San Jo~ attorney. Rog.er W PO)ncr. who will discuss .. PlannmJ Your Estate Professionally ··· · Seminar anendaocc 1s free but space is hm1ted. Reservations can be made b~ calling 661-3072 or 1-800-523-6639. • • • Woodtrec Development Co. has scheduled a free llr'$H1me buyers t.cm1nor, Saturday trom 11 a.m. lO I p.m ., at 111 new 'eohdomin1um eomm'-ll'lity, Captwoods. 1n Huntinaton Beach. At this com· ~plementary br'unch/~minar, real estate professionals will discuss topic• directed spcc1fically to the conocnu of first ume buyc~. Those attend1na will I><' instructed as to finane- 1ng. escrow pr~dure~. nd how to Judge the Q~luy of vanous housmg products Rick Hand. IMC Monpge Company. wiJJ explain fint·t1me buyer bond financmg and what can be eitpected in the proc.:es~1ng of a Joan. RcprC$Cntat1ves fro,m MarkctJng by Oesa.gn wtU explain what ll takes to qualify for a loan. ouilinmg income, documentation and employment rcqUJ.rc· ments. Michelle Marlcas. WC5tcrly Escrow. will clanfy escrows. • George Woods. president of Woodt~ Develop-.... : ment Co. will ofler inr,1ght 1n10 what homebuvers gel · · . for their mon<:) lapcwoodc; '"at 1 IW6:2 Jolh Lane. one block west of the Beach Bouelvard and Talbert Avenue mtersccuon. For more 1nforma11on. phone 848~985. Businesses take turns givingeacl) other a hand OVER THE COUNTER By JIM HATHCOCK 0.-, .... C.1 IJI -I Regardless of the product or ~r v1ce, every company 1s conunually faced Wlth the challenge of develop- i'ng sohd prospects. In rccogn111on of the increasing value of qualified leads. a group of Saddleback Valle> business and professional people have fonned the Business Referral Assoc1a11on Vern Vihlene, president of tht: association. said the group was for- med in August. It holds weckl> meetings at the Seventh Floor Res· taurant 1n the HomeSavmgs Building al El Toro Road at Interstate 5. .. The great potent1aJ of our referral assoc1at1on hes in the fact that we have a group of entrepreneurs ~Ith diversified backgrounds. We arc all committcd ... to dcvelopmg referrals for each other." Vihlene said To contmue expansion of the membership. which now totals 40, V1blene said each new bus1r.css that registers in the Saddleback Valle} receives a Business Referral .\ssoc1a- tion fl1erand 1s encouraged to attend a club luncheon. To illustrate the value of a referral network, V1hlene cited the prcdom1-• nant practice of advertising agenc1c'> which iicnerally work on a I 5 percent comm1ss1on. In other segments ol markellng. finders fees of 5 to I U I percertt are t'OlTlmon. But assoc1auon members help each other develop leads on a reciprocal basis. Bof A rating drops 1 SAN FRANCI co ( 4\P) -I BankAmenca officials sa) a tandard 1 & Poor's rating change in'olvmg the financial insutuuon will slaghtl~ 1n-j crease its cost of capital hut should 1 not affect prolitab1hty. Loan losses at the bank prompted S&P Wednesday to lower its rat mg on S4 b1lhon of Bank 4\menca Corp:s outstanding debt and S2 billion m planned offenng.s. The rating change was prompted b) ··~1zeable loan los~s with increasing amounts of non-perfonn1ngs asscsts .. in the agn- culturc. real estate. -;hipping and international loan ponfohos ot Bani>. of Amenca. according 10 tandard & Poor's. ., B81-IB86 .. , \ • . I I 4 Merchants worry over shorter shopping.season . . it comes tO l>UyinJ lifts, consumert .. Many, many 'tottS arc tT)'tnl to will puJI out 1he1r charac cards once st1mula1e more prc-Thanks11vina aaajn businc s because of lhe shoner and the amount or the discounts aren'1 likely to be as h1ah as 1983 and 1984 becau5C inventories arc more lean." ina Christmu Faced with six fewer shoppina dayr. Overall, sales are expected to be season. and the consumer re ponds this ctui1tmas aeuon than last, the modest. nsin1 between S percent and because he 1s still very value-con· nation's retailen arc stcppina up 8 per«nl over t 984. The Christmn scious," Loeb said. 'Prvrnotions to lure shoppers into the season. which begu1s this year on Allen Sinai1 chief economist at However. Carol Farmer. a retail consultant. predicts retailcrl' will promote as heavily as last year because "the customer is still derivlna self-esteem from findiqg a barpin:" Sales so far this faJI have been lackluster, althouah they picked up a bit in October, accordlJ\I to the retailers' most recent monthly re· ports. stores before the crucial period for· Nov. 29, accounts for a big chunk of hearson Lenman-American Ex· mally st.arts the day ancr Thanksgiv-the retailers' annual sales and profit . press. IS not sure consumers will "Consumers. aner havina re· trenched and saved more in October and November. I think will come back to the stores for a reasonably good Chrislmas. but late," Sinai said. ina. "Many stores are pl11nnin1 'Mid-resP,<?nd. Ammcans will need some prod· night Madnesses,' I 0-to-S sales. 24-• It would la.Ice very sianificanuales Many retailers used drastic markdowns in 1984 to get rid of bloated inventories. As a result, some recorded brisk sales gains. but their profits suffered. dins because they already have taken hour sales. 1n order to encou"'F. the to entice households to shop early on,unu1ua.lly-1atJC amoun~ of debt. shopper. to shop in November. • said swen the spending binsc consumers P'itk:ulatly Co buy cars , In recent Walter Loeb. a retail anal yst with the (already) have been on," he said. months, analysts sa~ investment firm Morgan Stanley & "There will be sales.just as there were But the opumists hevc that whe_n--'c""'o"".-------______ an past years. but the sco of them Overall, sales gained almost 10 percent last season over the prccccd- Loeb. at Morgan Stanley, said: "I believe the consumer. who is over· ex1endcd, will leverage himself more. • • cure your interest out loc · away •• WI your money. W11h the Premium R.atc ln-.urcd Moncy marl-.ct Ac.:Lnu111 I rom (jn:at American Money at the ready, the instant you need it. 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(AP) - In a deal valued at $147 million. Z.ayre Corp. officialr. have agrec~i'to buy an Orange County-based chain of membership clubs that sells home improvement products. Z.ayre officials here said the com· paoy will buy HomeClub Inc. of Fullenon through a tax-free merger. Under the terms of the deal. Home- Club stockholders will receive a fraction of a share of Z.ayre stock val ued at SI 4.25. Z.ayre officials told The Boston Globe that HomeClub has about I 0. 3 million common shares outstanding. making the deal wonh S 147 million. "The acquisition.of HomcCJub 1s part of the company's long-term strategy fo become a diversified value-based chain store retailer," said Zayre President and Chief Executi ve Officer Maunce Segall. HomeClub, with 14 stores in California and one in Las Vegas. advenises that its members can pay a S 15 fee and then purchase · home improvement products such as lumber, paint and furniture at below normal retail levels. HomeClub spokeswoman Melinda Slade said the company plans to open three more stores by the end of 1985 and 18 more in California and other Western states in 1986. Founded 1n 1983. HomcClub had sales of$90.47 million in the first six months of this year with a net income of$1.69 million. Z.ayre had sales last year of $3.12 billion and a net income of $80.3 million. It operates 290 discount stores. I 56 T.J. Maxx stores and 401 Hit or Miss stores. Western Digital will close down for the holidays Western D1gjtal Corp. of Irvine announced Wednesday that it will close all its facilities for two weeks dunng the holidays. The company's fac1liucs will be closed from Dec. 21 to Jan. 5. 1986. • The company's 2,000 employees won't be paid for the time though they will be allowed to take unused vacation time for 1he eighl business days. . "As we approach the end of our second quarter on Dec. 31. our business 1s stron$-" said Edward L. Marinaro. executive vice president of Western 01gJtal. 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OTC UPS & DOWNS " ' I . , Ofenoe Coat OAILV P ILOT/Tburlday, ~ 21, 1MI··~ WHAT AMEX Orn NEW YORK (AP) Nov 21 Pf'ev T°' day ¥::f!J1tw', lrs ~ewri ' 24 ew IOW\ s 14 AMEX LEADERS NEW YORK (AP) -S.le~ 4 o.m P'U end net cnenge of !rte ,.., most ecllvt American Stock E11cnange 1SW9$, 1redl ng ne llone llv •' m o r t tr.en Sl Mwne Dome Pt rt ~re.:ri~~ WJnglAbB Wickes TtxHAlrCo Alte CO'P AM Intl vlConlAlr Amc:i.ht GoLD QuorEs METALS QuorEs HEW Y~ tAPI Spot _,._'°"' ,.... .. - ~ • '3 20 (Jen" I* pc>unCI N¥ ~ IOOt month doMO w.o c.,_., -tl7'-70 c.110 1 00\M ll S -1oneuor1t c.,_., St 55 Wiii I* P<l'in<l "' "'.,..,. • <001 montil-Wed ...... ll 'l\-19 '*Ill. pounQ ZllM "C#111.-"' __ .., ""' __ , __ w-~ .... 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The society is trying to get people to quit smoking, not drinking. · So every year at this time. on the Thursday before Tbanksgiviilg, the society sponsors the Great American Smolceour. The purpose is to get people who may have been stimulated to think about the dangers of smoking to itact~ Cancer Society folks try to make it fun to butt out and to ease the trauma of withdrawal. This year, the Smokeout's ninth, former smokers • will be "adopting" moti vated quitters. serving as role models, trying to keep their mind off smokin$ and ' reminding the m during the difficult hours that it is not impossible to break the nicotine habit. Smokeouts seem to have successfully enco uraged many smokers -mostly men -to quit. The gap between male and female smokers has narrowed so dramaticall y that. for the first time ever, as many American women as men smoke cigarettes. That's not the kind of equality anyone suppons. According to the Cancer Society, more than 340,000 Americans die each year of diseases related to smo king ' and 83 percent of all lung cancer deaths in the nation are smoking-related. This year, lung cancer will pass breast cancer as the leading killer of women, the society predicts. Slowly but surely. Americans are coming to the realization that smoking is a dangerous. deadly habit for those who indulge and a dangerous, deadly annoyance for non-smokers who are subjected to smoke. It is possible, as the Smokeout will demonstrate. to eliminate cigarettes from your life permanently if you can cut them out for a single day. But sometimes willpower requires a little support. The American Cancer Society is happy to provide it. If you want to quit, but haven't made a pledge or arranged an "adoption," call the Cancer Society. Its staff and volunteers will be happy to advise you on your personal Smokeout any day of the year. Opinions expressed In this space are those of the Dally Piiot Other views expressed on this page are those of their authOfS and artists Reader comment 1s invited The Dally Piiot. PO Box 1560, Costa Mesa. 92626 Phone ~2-6086 LETTERS Leaders mus·t hear clamor against the nuclear threat To the Editor: After awaking from another nu- clear nightmare. 1t r,cem'i ltlce a good 11me to wnte a letter to the editor. especially with the Geneva Summit in the news and o n people's minds. Putting feelings on paper can be useful therapy, and af other foflcs arc as fnghtened and angry as I am, then we should all perhaps be writing our editors. representatives and presi- dent. I am fnghtened because a nuclear mghrmare 1s d ifferent than a night- mare you had as a child. when you knew that when you woke up. the homble thing th;H threatened you would be gone And you would be safe. The nuclear threat has not gone away. It ts a con11nu1ng reali ty. And we are less safe now with 50,000 weapons around to "protect.. us (that's about t he combined Amencan and Soviet arsenal ) then ever before. That all the peo ples uf the wo rld ~llould have to live with fear of total anmh1lauon at any ttmc makes mt outraged. That the Reagan adminis- tration ignores the washes of over 70 percent of the Amencan public who clearly want a stop to the testing. building and deployment of nuclear weapons makes me frustrated. Now that the govemmCll l leaders who represent both superpowers are mectang to discuss the arms race. perhaps both should keep in mind that the people they represent arc tired of having the nuclear sword hang over their heads and frustrated that those who makC' the dec1s1ons for them have not, until now. decided for peace and an end to the nightmare President Eisenhower had the nght idea when he said that the peo ple of the world would clamor 'iO for peace that the governments ought to :.tcp out of the wa y and finally give 11 to them. Wtth Peace and Hope (1,till) 1n m\' hean · MEG ( HRYSLER Santa Ana Pilot's traveling wrong road To the Fd11nr The Pilot''> edttonal of \io\ I 5 cionot go unanr,wcrt'd F-or 1t a ... sqfJles fal\CI)' that the 5an Joaquin F~way 1s nol only 1ne\ 1tablc but entnt1al Not 10ev1ta'f>le unle~<; In roe and Mission VreJo ( o. the 1v.o com- panies who stand to profit from the freeway. fu nd II And not tnC\ 1Lahlc bc:causc the Irvine ( omm1t1cc of en Thousand (( ()~ T) ha'i tt'mpor· arjly blocked the <'1ty'r. part1c1pat1on an the "aana that will plan and 01.cr\Cc ats construcuon." No way can the dcc;tructtvc freeway &>nee.ably be built, experts tell u!>, Wlthout Irvine·~ part1c1pat1on. And the freeway 1s not only not essential but actually enormou'ily dcstrueti vc. producing as it would even more t.an-1cd traffic Forget 1h potential envuonmcntal harm, 1f you w1'th. But the saddest thing about the Pilot's position, 1t seems to me. 1s 11c. aoi>arent m1Cn'i1t1v1tv to pnnc1ole ORANGE COAST ~lily P-ilai AmencanJournall'im hac; long been the champion -'iO meumes the lone champ1on -ofpn nc1ple 11 falls here. To go along with whnl many feel ti. a scam 10 benefit a couple of noton ous- 1} greedy land developers seem1n$)y 1otcnt on profiteenng off the land flies 1 n the face of what I as a JOurnahst was taught the free press stood fo r Herc we have a case of a newspaper that ha~ been mee ned by the song that a 13-lane. new highway culling its way through wtld land somehow benefits the public at larae. What :i pity. A pity too that the Pilot ~ems to have forgotten people ltkc the young girl of France, who led French troops lo chase the English invader~ out No. We'd ltlce an edttonal policy that remember~ that the spmt of people like Joan of Arc 1s what 'ounh an the long ru n. We ltke o ne too that ~ys .. bravo" to a City Council lake ours that stand\ up fo r what's nJ!i1. not squat'i down for what's wrona. TO M ALEXANDER La.guna Beach Fr.nit Zlnl fClllO' Tom T .. I M..,~fdi"" Don,.., Cot\' l!llilo. Cretg lheff 6oortt (dolO' ''The radical chic that any communication within an administration Is publlcpro~rtyJfacopyofJtfallslntothehandsofanewspapermanls ethlcal ldJocy and practical chaos. · · Weinberger letter causing more fuss than it's worth Cover letter to report advising Reagan astotreaty-vfolations' effect on U.S·. - Con~rning the Weinberger-Re· agan-Geneva situation. a few ob- servations: I. There 1s no reason to surmise that the absence of C aspar Weinberger from the Geneva del- egation 1s evidence that he 1s in disfavor. or that there 1s a ph1losoph1cal rejection of his poltcaes. Summit conferences have never fea - tured secretanes of defense; mdeed. 11 as difficult to remember a prom inent role at any summit conference played by a defense secretary. 2. The fui.s being made over the We1nbe~er letter is in two pans. one substantive. the other procedural. They are, an general. reversed in their handling in the press. The New York Times dispatch ended n s tong story on the Weinberger letter last Saturday by quoting. of all people, Spuf$eon M. Keeny Jr., identified as "president of the Arms Control Association, a private group, and a former deputy director of the: United States Arm!" Control and Disarmament Agency." What Mr. Keeny said to The New York Times was: "It is cl ear that the secretary of defense 1s trying to sabotage those areas where there might be some agreement. namely the extension of SALT II ltm1ts and reaffirmation of the ABM treaty.'· But this was not in the least obvious 10 those who approach Geneva in a spint different from that ot the disarmament lobby. One begjns by remindang oneself that Mr. Weinberger 1s the secretary of defense selected by Ronald Re· agan. Under the circumstances one must suppose that Messrs. Reagan and Weinberger share certain premises about keeping America strong. and the Soviet menace a t bay. Now the genesis of Wcinberger's letter was a spec ific request by Reagan: to advise him an exactly what way Soviet v1olat1ons of various outstand10g treaties impoverish the U nited States. Weinberger undenook such a study, and incorporated 1ts findings in a substantial repon to which he added the covering letter about which there is all the fuss. The letter explains the meaning of the findings of the report, and goes on to make a recommendation or two. foremost among them in the matte r of the Strategic Defense Initiative. tf11 1s Oatly the case that SALT II 1s not being observed by the ~aet Union but is being observed by the United States, and af Soviet non- observance of the terms of the treaty is damaging to the United States, certainly the president should be advised of this before going to GeQeva to negotiate what may be a new treaty. And on the matter of the 1972 ABM treaty, cntic Keeny is taking advan- tage of a weakness the Reagan administration has brought on itself. There jlre three approaches to the ABM Treaty. The first as: Interpret it as ngidl y as possible. and swear allegiance to its continuation. The second as: Interpret 1t loosely, and swear allegiance to lls continuation. The third 1$. Announce that rts usefulness as at an end. and move legally to abrogate 11. The third of these 1s the course Reagan should WASHINGTON MERRY -GO-ROUND WILLIAM F. Bue KLEY have taken months and months ago. But, says Weinberger. he must at least take the second position 1f he 1s serious about pursuing the space shield technological research. Be- cause if you adopt the first inter- pretauon. you arc left without the technological nex1b11ity you need: namely. to test out your research from time to time. 3. T he scandal comes not from the ad vice gi ven by the secretary of defense to his president, but by the publicity given to a private com- munication. The radical c hic that any communication withan a n adminis~ tration is public propeny afa copy of it falls into the hands o f a news- paperman is ethical idiocy and prac- tical chaos. Herc is what the Federal· 1st Papers (No. 64) said on the subject of confidentiality: "It seldom hap- pens in the negotiation of treatiesJ. of whatever nature. but that penect secrecy and immediate dispatch arc someumes requisite. There arc cases where the m ost useful intelligence may be obtained, if the persons possessing 1t can be relieved from apprehensions of discovery. T he Weanberger letter has now become not a communication to the president. but a political distraction. William Buctley I• • 1yadlcated columai1t. Health officials backpedal on anti-AIDS ad campaign WASH IN(iTON -Federal health nsk se xu al behavior and leave the bar officaal'i can't decide whether tu put together ·· duty ahead of embarrassment 10 Jn another proposed segment, "two handling sexually explicit materials attractive gay models will be shown in they -;ought for an educatronal cam· a bedroom scene that depicts een am pa1gn to reduce the spread of AIDS. techl\Jqucs (focused on caressang and The problem as ho w to get the hugging) which are presented as message across to the highest-risk desirable sexual behavior." group -homosexual men - in an •AIDAtlanta's P.ropo~S227,407 exphc11 enough way to be effective, ··Play Safe Atlanta ·project ~rnges on witho ut appearing to give the govern-· the use of video presentations and ment'r, 'i<.'al of approval to sexual "safe sex panics" where a "trainer" practice<; that are offensive to will &1 vc quizzes and de monstrate the malho ns of Amenc~ns. content, ofa "safe sex survival klt." Oflicaalc; are afraid Congress and •Gay Men·~ Health C'ns1s Inc .. of the pubhc may get the idea they arc New York Ci ty, proposed a $280.638 encouragma ga y sex. project that has the suppo~ of Reps So the Centers for Disease Control Ted Wc1!>s, 0-N. Y .• and 8111 Green, has put "on hold" the funding of I 4 R-N. Y. It would include a "safe sex proposals submitted in response to video" dcmons~rating that "the~ are the agency's request for "Innovative healthy. !o3t1sfying and erotically ap. Projects for AID Risk Reduction." pcatina sexual alternatives·· to prac· The applicants. includtng Gay Men'' taces tfiat spread AIDS. Heahh Crisis Inc .. AIO Atlanta and The proposal also includes a "sex· the Sloan-Kettt'nng 'C'ln~cr Center. ual·ennchment proaram" co ns1stina we~ notified of the dela)· an a letter of "a o ne-hour V'Phtc scncs or last month. sexually ellphcit vmial imaacs that The center's review process "ha emphasizes the crotic11~tion or safe raised certain cone.ems about the sexual prtct1cei," and a IS-month expltc1t content of some proposed c.alcndar fcaturina "appeahna and wntten and aud10-v1sual materials,'' tastefully exphe1t photQIJ'lphs which wrote Dr. Michael Lane. head of the ponray 1mqn of healthy SCll." agency's preventive services. Pan1c1penu would also be asked to He~ arc some of the proposed filloutan "'mvcntoryof(22)preferred 1nformat1on Pf'OJectS that led to the SCllual practltcs" l'l.f\&ina from letter-'"s()(Jaf or dry k1 tnt" to .. S&M • toan-Kettmn:a', paekaac. foT (Mdo-masroch1 tac) IC\J't'lttes tha1 ~ which It would rec.ea ve S 185. 791. suit m p1cTC1n11k1n or b&ctdlna. •• 1ncludctsccnanosfor"'safc so .. 1n1ts "You need to tell people what~ video component. One segment "will acts represent a part1cul1rly ~how two p y men soon after mcet1n1 he11Juened risk.'' ~plained Richard 1n a p y bu." the proposal explain41 Dunne or Gay Mcn'5 Health Crisis. .. r he men nrgotiate a contract of low· "How else ain people change their I . JACK AIDEISOI and JOSEPH SP£ AR behavior patterns'?" l~ But Lane ell plained dcltcately m his letter to applicants: "We are ca~fully considerinJ how explicit tbc messaae must be 1n order to educate risk groups. Clearly, AIDS 11 a problem which requires bold and un- precedented approaches. However, every aspect of AIDS activity receives intensive public 1Crutiny, and ac· countability for the appropriate use of public funds ls a re ponsibility which must be ke pt in mind." Officials have suuestcd lhat panels of local citi:iens review the AIDS material to see i(it violates communi- ty standards. "We arc loolun1 very closely at tbe proposal," Dr. Jamct Mason, acuna undcrsccrewy for health at the Depenmcnt of Health and Human Services. told our usoc11tc Tony C'1paco10. "You can Jet aood educ. uonal matcriais without betn too ci1:phC'lt, We don•t think that ouzcn1 care to be fundint material that CDCOUrqet PY K"~ lifetlyltt," J•rll ~ Mii J...,. ...,. are •rNk•lf'I cil .. 9l1u. WILLIAM BUCKL&Y olamnilt SIDIEY Hu11s · View Of world tied to vantage What we generally fail to see. or to recognize, is that the world is skewed in different ways, depending upon the viewer's main vantage point. A seriously or chronically ill person divides the world into the ill and the well. A convict divides the world into the imprisoned and the free. A black divides it by color. a gay by sexual tendency, a foreigner by nativity, and a child, of course, by a~e-groups. All these divagatJons overlap somewhat, but the principal per- spective is whatever sets us off most from those around us, and what most influences their ~rceptions of us. For instance, 1f most of the popu- lation stopped regarding blaeks as somehow "inferior," or no longer looked upon gays as "pervcned," their own personal skewing of the world would radically change. Blacks would begin to consider themselves as fully-accredited "Americans." with color only incidental; and gays would simply tum into "people," with their sexual proclivities carrying little more weight than their taste in food or drink. What is important in our recog- nition of this is that we ourselves magnify the distance between such groups and ourselves by our reactions to them. lfwe think of"convicts," for example, as a separate breed of people, not quite like us, they become that much less like us. Likewise, a societ,Y that treats ns older citizens with disdain or neglect creates a separate ".class" by doing so, and makes age the most important attnbute of a citizen. which it should not be. Sociall,Y and politically, we spe.ak of "special interest" groups -but they are turned into special interests not by their own volition, but chiefly be· cause the public generally regards them an a diO'~rcnt hght from other people, and reacts accordin$)y. A dramatic example of this was the "untouchable" caste in India until recent times. Because they were so branded, they behaved like un- touchables. and thus reinforced the ancient prejudice against them. But soon after the discnminat1on was lifted, they began to merge into the population at large; and some of them, indeed, rose to positions of considerahlc consequence in Indian society a nd government. As soon as people were willing to touch them they became "touchable." What happens in society is that we label people with distinctions that are subordinate, not primary: but then these differences beco me primary in their own eyes, and they view them· selves as "basically" black or gay or old or cnmtnal or any other category of relative "untouchabahty.'· "I am a human, and nothing human 1s alien to me:· wrote Terence 2,000 years ago - an affirmation we have not yet absorbed. Sydney Harris is a syndicated colummst. L.M. Bovo Psst -wanna buy a little money, cheap? At the opening of its new branch in Beverly Hills sometime back.. the California First Bank sold cut-rate money: A S2 bait for SI. A $50 bill for $40. A$ I 00 bill fo r $80. A $ 1.()00 bill for $800. A vel) shon sale. that one. Sorry I missed 11. This was a frequent questio n m the lovelo~ columns of yesteryear. .. Is 11 a &ood idea fo r a young woman to work a few years before she acts mamcd?" Until recent decades, the social supposnion has always been that she'll Quit her JOb, 1f any, as soon as she weds. if ever. To enliven the dialogue at your ncllt social aet·t~eth~r pose this proposition: What 1fthey }unes in our coun syst~m w~rc pcmuttcd, as juries are permitted 1n Scotland, to return one of three verd.icta -auilty, not guilty ~r n.ot froven? Wnuld it crci-te le's 1nJust1ce Or more? Q. Jn airplanes, what's the dif- ference between an antique and a clau1c? A. Antique -built before 19'6. Ousac -built between I~ and 1956. Why don't you stunc your hoes with lbe inside ofa benana pcel7Tblt wotkl-. You'd think a man like Wilham balresptare could've found a fancier name than .. New Home.. for his hou.tc, hut th1t'' wt..i he called It. Z...M. IJt)d 11 • •1Mk•ld ~., ... .. D1ilyPllal Prep football player h•n't let cencer elow him doWn. OCC, Ru1tler1 Ht for football fin•'" Ihle w11kend. C Matungty For UCL no rest for the Weary : OUtpol}S M lll ----t -t b, k b ll wereprobably preuy ured when by Kc '·s Brett u gan putting An ea er as et a then. rd 1.ike to think the~ played -- -better ap1nst u• when they wert team t rough its paces as Opener nears fresher, but I d on't know .. Yankee star honored for outstandtn year with AL MVP award NEW YORK (AP) -First baseman Don Mattinr.ly of the New York Yankus, who led the major tcuues with. t4.tnmi batted in this year, Wcdnesda"y was named tho American League's Most Valuable Player by the Baseball Writers As.- SOC1ation of America. • Maninr.ly ~ivod 23 first-place votes and five seconds for a total of 367 points in balloting by a 28-wnter panel, t"'."<? voters from each of the 14 lea&ue Cities. Third baseman George Brett of the K.ansasvCity RoyaJs finished second with five firsts, 20 seconds and three thirds for 274 points. Mattingly and Brett were the only players named on all 28 ballots. Points are aw'arded on the basis of 14 for a first-place vote, 9 for second, 8 for third, etc. Outfielder Rickey Henderson of the Yankees was third with 174 points. followed by Boston third baseman Wade Boas. the batting champion, with B9 and first baseman Eddie Murray of Balta more with 130. Pitcher Donnie Moore of the Angels(96), TorontooutfieldersJesse Barfield (88) and George Bell (84). Chicago o utfielder Harold Baines (49) and Kansas City pitcher Bret Saberhagen, the Cy Young Award winner. (45) completed the top 10. Mattingly batted .324 with 35 home runs as the Yankees finished second in the AL East behind Tor- onto. He led the major leagues with 48 doubles -the first AL player to do that in successive seasons since Tris Speaker did it four straight years, 1920-23. His 370 total bases and 86 extra base hits also led the AL and his .995 fielding percentage was the best in the league at his position. His 21 t hits, second best in the AL, made Mattingly the first Yankees• player to have consecutive 200-hit seasons since Joe DiMaggio in 1936-37 and the total was the highest for a Yank.cc since Red Rolfe had 213 in 1939. "There's nothing more I could have done this year," Mattingly said. "The numbers kind of pile up on you. You look up throe-quarters of the way through the season and you sec JVhat you've done. You don't want to let it end. "I think there's a lot of room for improvement. It may not show numbers-wise. To me, I don't walk enough when I should." Brett saJuted Mattingly's victory. "Don 1s an outstanding player who had an MVP year," he said. By JOSEPH OlfDEVOIR To the victo rs go the spoil~. a nd the losers? Well. if you're a member of the UC' Irvine basketball team, you JOIO the wicked in aettin& no rest. "That's what happens when ...J.QU lost,"-satd UCTCoach BmM"urt1gan. "Since Oct. 15, we•vc had four days off and that's with taking Wednesday off. And that includes Saturdays and Sundays, too." Mulligan trying to make sure the Anteaters don't fall into the same lapse they fell an last year when they we nt 13-17 to p vc Mulligan his fi'lt ever losing season. So far the Anteaters nave gotten off to good stan, defeatan~ the Yugosla· v1an team, O ub Bosnia, 100-86, last week. . --~'It's hard to evaluate the Yu~osta vian team," said Mulligan. ·They played Fresno State, San Jose State and U\ah State all last week (Club Bosnii. Inst aJI three). I \hink tbev The one area which Mull1p n wasn't too thrilled about 1n that win ~as UCl's offense. even though the Anteaters managed to chalk up 100 points. "We d1dn'1 run the ofTen~ the way we wanted to,'' he !Mild "We didn't take &ood shots. especially late 1n the pme. In the half-court game, we didn't have people where the~ wer.· supposed to be and we weren't patient. I think we also had trouble running the break. We JUSt didn't execute." , Mulligan has been running his team raged trying to get the offen~ Cllppera center Jamee Donaldaon bu a •a.rprt.ed look on hl• face u Kurt Rambi• ., ........... of the La.ken haul• ln rebound during Wedneaday'• &ame at the Forum. smoothed out 1n ume tor the team s three·pmc road swin' sta11ina Nov. 30 Wlth the Universit)l of New Orleans. Then it's o n to Lincoln to face the University of Nebraska on Dec. 2 and then UCJ will ao up apinst Pc~ perd1ne Dec. 7 before returning home to meet the University of Montana Dec. 12. "T am Murphy will go ahead o f the team to do some scouuns on Ne- braska and New Orleans," said MuH1gan. "But other than that. we're going·Hl rrctly dry apanst them." ~nd i practices continue at their curtent pace , the Anteaters wtll go 10 d ry. dry as in out of gas. · . "The guys arc pretty tired." said Mulhgan. "We've really been work· 1n1 them hard to build some aood habits." Accordina to Mullipn. thinas are slowly fallina into pl~ for UCI u the weeks wear o n. He plans on &Ol.OI Wltb rune players this season - starters Johnny Roam (power for- ward). Troy ('a_rmon (small forward). Tod Murphy (center}, Scott Brook.a (point guard) and Joe Buchaoa.n (otr guud) The s111.th man will be forward \\!ayne Engelstad. Mike Htss will set has share of playing time at ,~. Sirndy Catdwt11 anctR1clrCi.acc10 wdt spell M 1:1rphy and Rogers on the front lane. Heu 1\comingofTa spraincdankle, (Pleae eeetJCJ/C2) Disappearance brings on Magic performance ·Scott's injury brings ~ohnson to hts best. Lakers roll. 122-107 . INGLEWOOD (AP) -Sance JUard Byron Scott went down with an inj ury, Earvin "Mapc" Johnwn has taken at up hamself to make up for the absence of Scott's sconng prowess 1n the Los Angeles Lakers offense Johnson poured in 22 points and passed off for 20 assists 1n leading the Lakcrs to a 122-107 victor) O\ er the Los Angeles Clippers Wednesda) night at the Fo rum. The outcome was stall in doubt early 1n t~ founh quarter until J ohnson unraveled the Lakers' fastbreak one la'it t1m1: to put the game away "We played the Lakers tough for 31'2 quaners but Maglc took 11 upon himself to put the game out of reach in the fourth q uarter." said Clippers forward Marques Johnson. who It'd all scorers with 34 points. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar had 19 points while James Wonhy and Mike McGee each chipped 1n 17 for the Lakers. who improved their record to 11-1. the best stan in the franchise's history • Laker Coach Pat Riley said Magic has changed ht\ tactics s1nte ~oil went down .. Magic has been 'c~ acu' c on the ofTens1"e side sanc<' B>ron got hun." Rile> \31d "He's looking for the shot and ht''s crcau ng his o~ n op- ponun1t1e'> "In the fourth quarter hf took matters into has own hands. He penetrated, scored and opened up the en tare game." Johnson's increased o utput com~ at a good time for the Laken., who meet the Denver Nu&&ets tonight tn Denver before traveling to Portland to play the Trail Blazers Saturday nag,h l. "V..e've bee n talking about thcx games for a couple of w~ks." R iley said "Believe 11 or not. th~ arc bag games for us We want to win the1e. and 1f wc do we'll be off to a heck ofa Start "But we Wlll ha\;e to play much belier than tonight because both of those teams will be laymg for us." Johnson said he won't be savonn g Wednesday night's Vlctory too Iona. I feel good about tonight, but before long we'll be on the coun again in Denver." he s~ud ... This as ioing to be our first big test back-to-bac-k and I'm looking forward to 1t. .. T he Lakcrs. who drubbed the Clippers last Fnda) night. 127-96. did not have an eas) time of 1t Wednes- da) night "I think the Cli ppers played much belier than in our first meeung. .. R1lcy !Ml1d. "They spread the coun on us ve~ well As soon as we got up by I 5. the> pressured us and fo~ us to take the bad shot." Johnson agrccd ~)tng. ·'T he Clip- pers pla}'ed vc~ v.ell this time The gu~s were running better but we ha'e too much firepower and the> arc hurting .. T he Lakers aftcqumping 10 a 14-4 ad' antage. led 1:1-:1' after one quarter and 59-51 at halfumc Newyear, newho·pe forGWC Cal darkhorse in Pac-10 race Rustler bas ketba ll team trying to put past behind them By DENNIS BROSTERHOUS OftMo.llr ......... Has team 1s comang off an embar- rassing 0-16 performance in the South Coast Conference last season and only two players return. It's hardly a reason for Golden West College basketball coach Jim G reenfield to feel optimistic about the upcoming campa1~. But Green- field, who enters has eighth season as coach. is trying to put that disastrous season behind him. "last year was a very difficult one to swallow," said Greenfield . "We tried everything from running to slowing the ball d own. We were in quite a few ballgames; but never seemed to hit the win column. "We're in good shape physically, but we have that ncpt1ve aspect han~ng over o ur heads right now., • Losina 17 straight tends to do that. It's important we get a coupte of early Wlns under o ur belt and change the atmosphere around here." The atmosphere was produced by a 7-22 overall record last year, the last Jim Greenfield win coming in the Colle~c of the Dcscn T ournament when Greenfield reached the 100-win m1kstonl'. But no wins followed an conference play t The Golden Wost outlook has hecn dimmed by the fact that freshman standout Marc Longan who has decided to pass up his 50 phomorc season for work. So the load on offense falls on untested freshmen and sophomore'> J.T. Dcbbs, Bryon Strachan and Kevin Smith. The Rustler-s' strengths appear to be quickness but a lack of depth and a solid starting fi ve are big drawbacks to the team's chances. Dcbbs and Smith arc the o nl) players returning from last year'' (Pl .... eee RU8TLER8' /C~) With contenders losing k ey playe rs. Bears h ave a-shot From AP dl1palcbe1 In what is expected to bea crowded. wide-open race for the Paci fie-I 0 Conference bas ketba ll cham- p1onsh1p. the C'ahfomia Golden Bears think they ha ve an outside shot to wan their first title since 1960. Last year's Pac-I 0 powers -Wash- ingto n. U ('and Oregon State -arc each losing key players, which could make the conference ripe for a surpnsc champion. C'al maghtJUSt tit the bill. Although they finished ued fo r eighth in the conference race last year and was 1 J-15 overall. the Golden Bears might have the fewest holes to fill this scason. car s new coach, Lou Campanella. has four starters back. guards Kevin Johnson and Chm Washington and forwards Leonard Taylor and Jim Beatie. Also back an the Cal lineup will be Junio r fo rwitrd Dave Butler, w~o rcdsh1rted last season with knee problems. Butler averaged 11 points a game for Cal two years 'go. If the Golden Bears can find \o mebody to play the center pos1t1on, they might be thc team able to OH'rhaul the Hu5k1cs for the con- ference title "I didn't take.-this JOb to be mediocre ... said Campanelli "Our goal 1s to contend for the Pac-I 0 champ1 onsh1p. to get into po'itseason pla} and e"cntually to pla) lor the nationa l champ1onsh1p 'Tm a coach who likes challensl"' It's not a M1 ss1on lmpo'is1blc s11u- at1on at California." With Cal as an outside threat. Washingto n figures a'i the most l1kcl~ team to be in the midst of a Pal. JO race that could be contc-stcd b\ am one of fi, c schools this -.car· I ht' Huskies finished tied atop the rnn· fercnce a }Car ago with l ( Both had 13-S records. But even the Husk1c'), 22· I 0 0' erall last ~ason. ha'e Qurst1on marks They lost their top '>Corer and re- bounder from last vear, Dctkf C)chrempf, to graduation hut ""ill IX' counting o n 1-foot ~enter Chnstaan Welp and fo f'\\.ard Paul F-ort1cr to fill the void. Last year. Fortier a "eraged I "\ 2 Points a gamt'.' ""h1k Wclp Kored I' per o utang The Hu\ltl'' '"11 lool for even mo re production from those t""o this year The Husk1c$ al'io ha' c 10 hlcnd with the philosophic\ of 1hc1r tint· year coa'ch And) Ru<;c,o ~ho replace' a Husky 1rad111on 1n Man Harshman Washington has '>Om<' form1dablr obstacles bcs1dec, C ahfom1a. l I~ Oregon State and .\n10na "itate all arc poss1b1llt1c'i E"en t 'C I .\ Jnd V. ash· ingto n Stalt' could be nrn-.1d<'r«I lon-.shot poss1b1llt1e., Vanguards debut against. Wassuck tonight By BARRY FAUUNER ..., .... ec.. 4 •• t The Southern California Collqc blsketblll team. still 1ookina to fill several holes lef\ by the pllduation of some key membcnoflast year's 2S-S tam, optns Jhc season coniaht at 7:30 apinst visitina Wusuck Collqt of Nevada. Van1uard1 Coach Bill Reynolds, stJll un· de.c•dcd on his st.anina lineup, wUI be lookina for playcn to emcfl!C from hJs e-aht-man rotation who will .. muimiu the 1trenath and minimize the wtakntllitt of the team ... and blend in for a winninP. chemistry .. .,.1n.1t Wusuck. which he called• an unknown quantity.·· 1 lone retumana 1a11er. telrlor Randy McAUIJ1et' ( 11.6 points ptr pme last Y-tar).Joins MW'C!OfM'n Jon H.aar (6-l junior) and 6-7 Robbie Luca 11ckftniac1tanen. niOJ Robcn A vala..Jfiho avcrqed •.I aua t ' -. a year ayo. will hkcly try to fill the shoes of departed All -N A 01stnct Ill performer Sherwin Durham • at the point auard pos1t1on. dependent on his ttt0ver1 from a recent foot 1nJury. ,.,d Reynolds. Last year's leadm& SC'orer Ken Bardslc)' ( 14.8 points per aamc) Is batthn& 6-4 '<>Phomore Make Liahtfoot for• st.art ma role. wtth ("hn• O'Feh. and ~nlor Tyrone Miles al'° e•flCCted to set plenty of playina ume. "fhopt the playenarn't hun' up bn the st.aner dcsianation," said Reynolds of h11 plan to bllancr out the playina time. Reynokh. who earlier cited the lack of front- QOun Qui~kn and rt.bound1n1 as team wale- ~ sayi he is d1,,ppoantcd an the team·, MftnSl\IC development over the early wee.ks or · pncticlC. .. We're not playma mtclhatnt dcfcntc. .. he l&Ki. refmina 10 double-tcam1n'91W1tch1na1nd hdpina rmm the weak ide dekn""dY The tack of consn1ent defcnuve prn.•urr-ind ' the rt.Sult1na f'l'<JU~'t1on IO turnover\ v.111 Cul 1.fown on the ~onna output. '31d Re'\'nold~ The Vanauards have led the d1~t nct in ~on ng the la~t four )'cars w11h a run-on ented offen~ "We Wiii '1n.tpJe 10 &et the oOen\l\;e rebound baskeu and point off of tumo,cn.." s~ud Reynolds.. 1dd1n1 "1deall)' v..e lake to lt't one-third (ofour point\) from the tran mon game one-third from the ICl ofTcnte. and o ne-third from dcfcn!.1 \;e tumovel"l." Reynold~ said that the defen 1ve \hon· cominat have prt,·entcd ham from pulllna 1n a complt~ ~t of offenlC' "We wtll b( pcrs1 ten1 a.nd 11Cnfk~ offensnel to work on •he bas1C1 deftntt\'tly;· h.e said. Ton.,iirs oprncr will be the fi"t of thrt"t p.ma an uuu days for the Va.nauard who meet Cal St.ait Hayward 1n the open1na round o f the Cal Pot Pomona ToumaiMnl Fnda) niah• II S '\O pl&y\ftl •Jn turda Ba•ketball previe• L ·sc lost four starters from 11' 19-1 0 team last ) ear. including e\· Ocean Vie~ High standout Wa~nc Carlandcr. the Pac-I<! Pla)er of the Year Heading the returnee~ arc Junior forward Demck Dowell. the TroJaiis· leading rebounder la\t -vcar. a nd guard Lam Fncnd < oach !'tta n Momson ~ 111 he.-hoping a hat ahe h1ghh-rl'Cru1ted Tom Le~"· a 6-.., freshman from \Aater Dt•1 High ~ho has been 1mprC\'>I' l' in pr<'<,('ason workouts. can make an 1mmed1at<' impact. Ore~on "itatc ~ hKh tied tor third last )'ear and was 22-9 o"eraJI. hti center \tnc V.ocxhtdc hack. but the Bea, er~ '4111 sorch mis' forward A C Green the conference's leading \Corer last ~car C1uards Darryl Flow<'r., and Enc Knox figu re big in Coach Ralph Miller's plans this year .\r11ona . tale has seven of its to p eight I.Corers returning from a tea m that finished a disappointing 12-16 o' era II last \Car Look for 6-7 sophomore forward C'hm Sandie, ~ho 3\t'ragcd 10 points a game as a freshman. to become nen more ol an ofTens1' c force tor the un [X, 11!> l'C'L'\ <. oach Walt Hazzard. ~hose Bruin' rallied to win I ofthcu la't 24 game'> last season a nd a 'a11onal ln"ttallon Tournament (Pleaee .ee WltST /C2) Winners, losers for 1985 season Estancia. Barons disappointme nts : Warriors surprise \ward ~ mncf"\ fort ht' I IJI\ ~ fn,ll- ba II season: • Bl&&est d1~ppointment l on· s1denng their basic st~ngth l 1,tan, 1.t H1$h wtns an the Sea Vaev.. League. finishing S-5 overall, '-4 m league play. Fount.a.Jn Va.lie}' gets the n,>d handsdo~n 1n the-. unset • Bigc~t ,urpnsc: o ns1dcnng thcirbasac trcnath. WoodbndJe High wtns tha ho no r. a lthough knowtna the ba karound of their coach. Gene OJ1.1t sho uldn't come as tn.tmuch of a shoe~ •Most 1n1emuna fl n1\h "-e~ f'(lf'\ Harbor's failure to set upa la\t· mtnutr fidd aoat wh1C'h wo uld ha\(' tumcda IS.t4dcficitarounda111n1,1 Coronadcl Mar a vtf'd1C't which demcd the 1fors a pcrfe<t le uc rtt<>rd. Wtth third .. nd-toel At lhe -vard hneon a ntaht •hat h found man th1~ boomcru&. thc.Sailors elected to fOfltlabou• alf-c~Cf')'tbanaquar· tcrt.ck Shane Foky's p. m1 aba.11· unand went for111mm1ck halfbKk pa a ttcms>ti Whvthc 1londidn't run the 11 t RocE1 Cutso11 SPORTS COLUMN IST 1t1~ard the middle ofthC' fitld . setting up for an e4'' l hlp\hot for a field goal 1\ \tlll am' 'ten Instead. the halfback pa\'I fa1lt'd. lca\ mg thr field aoal J ttempt twm a pcl<)r angle, and dim. th r<''IPQn'l1blc for the near.mi • l\.1o"t tnterMtang play Corona dcl 'Aar'~ take punt an that same pme <.. dM'' \c'an T urncrtook thedu'C'Ct snap. swept lcf\ and lateraled to ti..e' in Md...iuahhn. who lat~led to ( hn' Wamrr. who late,.icd to Tod flcarbtlV.ff 1n. ~n~ of ruaby ty1t p1 tcht' It w., founh..tnd·su1 at tht New-• pon H. but I\ pined onl)' four ya •Be t fi rst half Harl>or's lS.:O Jump on Es1anc1aects the nodo:wcr Edlson'' ·1 bum1p1naNmtu: •Cla act a want: To t&N N&i1••~~ Herb H 111, Whote OOMCleftOe taM to a pPf'Ol<'h t ht C"l F and leD them (~._CA•• .. ---A ' , . I Prep player's moat important battle c.omes after season PllTSBUROK -Somc1peoplc love to play football. Jimmy DcMauro lhcs 10 play it. The 17-}car-old Ellwood City, Pa .. hiah S(;hool acnior has bad a testicle removed and 30 can'--erou lymph nodes cut from hu body. Pneumonia h~ sal>ped him of bis wei&btJitling-eamcd strength. . Bui .. foot6all has kept him soing." said Ri verside Hi&h School Coach Karl Aone. "He knows he 1s contnbutina and 11 means so much 10 him." A rt'scrve running back and special teams player. DcMauro can't wait to play for Riverside in Sa turday's western Pennsylvana~ Clas.s AA football championship p.me ll&IO I WI svaJe fie IS I~ not lOOIOng forward SO much 10 a pcnd1na op<-rat1on. which will determine whether has can er 1\ 1n rcm1~~1on or has sprt'atl to a kidney. "Mc. I'd ~ant to ha'e the operation npu now," said hiunother. MU} Ellcn..llcb.1auro..:· Bu1..4m~;us1 won't have the operauon until the football ~ason •S over. He ltves for footba.JI .. , Until he became 111 )n Apnl 1984. DcMauro was J typ1cal sports-cruy h.1gh school "udent He hunted. . fished. skied. ran trad. played ba~b311 and football. competed an motocross and bowled for thC' ~cond hi&hest average 1n has leaguc. He onCC' belted three home runs an a midget league game He has since had five operations an 18 months - one after he drop~d from 150 pound~ to 118 1n a "eek -and tris recovery to play high school football "1s ttlc most courageous, most amazing thing I have ~en in 25 years of coaching," Florie said. "f have never met a person more inspired than Jimmy," Florie s~ud. "Hts courage has rubbed off on everybody: the coaches. the players, the whole community He has played a ma1or role an our success. a rolc that doesn't show up 1n first downs or touchdowns ·· It did the night that R1 vers1dl' was leading m al Freedom High School. 35-7. Flone put the ~-9. 146- pound DcMauro at first team tailback and thC' inspired Riverside hne o~ned upa huge hole for him. De Mauro responded by high-stepping his wa) into the t•nd 1one on·a 4-yard touchdown run. Leyland new Pirates• manager PITTSBURGH -Jim Leyland, a iii Chicago White Sin coach who calls his style "agg:rcss1"c and unpredictable," was hired Wednesday a~ the Pittsburgh Pirates' new managC'r.complct1ng thc:dub's new ownership and management team The 40-year-old le) land spent 11 yea rs as a minor league manager in the Detroit Tigers· organ1zat1 on and replaces Chuck Tanner. who was fired Oct. 1 af\c:r tht• Pirates' second consecu uve last -place fin ish in thl' National League East. Quote of the day AJ Blaocbl, assistant coach of the Phoenix Suns. after watching Caldwell Jones of the Portland Trail Bla7ers wa'e to the crowd during player 1ntroduct1ons in Portland "Heck.. that\ the first time Caldwell Jones hac; put his hand~ up 1n his whole career .. Cllppe,rs match Nixon •s offer LOS ANGELES -The Los Angele<. m Clippers hhe matched an offer sheet that free agent guard Norm Nixon signed wuh the Seattle SuperSonacs, the National Baslcetball Association team announced Wcdne'l<lay. Tuesday, Nixon signed a second. rcv1'i<.'d offer sheet with the Sonics. who responded wi th the new offer sheet after the onginal was contested by the Cli pper$ and lhe NBA. The O iJ>pcrs refused to divulge any terms. Terms of the new offer sheet reponcdly were si milar 10 tho'>e which Nixon and the Sonics agreed to when a deal wa~ struck last Thursday. Thal contract called for Nl'ton to receive S2. 7 million over five years. . Celdca acape 'with win ln O~ ll*rt P.,.. made four consccunve free throws in the first minute of overtime WednHday niaht. tnUcnna Boston to a 11 S·I06 National 8aske1ball ASSOCllllOn overtime victory over U11h. AJI flve Boston starter\ KOrcd If\ double r11ureu$ the 9-2 Ce hies CAlendcd their unbeaten rttord at home to six games ... In other NBA a;amtt. Cbrlt1 Barkley h11 two free throws with c1Jht second$ let\ and added a slam dunk at the buuer to give Philadelphia ~ 117-113 \llCtory over Golden State. It was the 5eVenth consecutive loss in Pb1ladclph1a for tbe Warriors. who last won at the Spectrum in ,JanuaJ')' 1979 ... KeQt Bea.o• scored a season·high 21 wints 10 lead Ottro'it to a I 09-98 victory over New York . . Atlanta used double-figure scoring from five playrrs and a career-high I 7 rebound~ from CJUf 1Av1J111ton to romp to a I 16-10 I VlCtory over Chicago ... G 111 Wllllama scored Parleb ~ven of his 19 points dunng a 13-6 spurt which gave Washington a halftuue lead 11 nc"er rd1nqu1shcd and the Bullets went on to defeat Cleveland I 0 1-98 . . RaJpla Sampt(ID bro lee out 2\ a t wO:-game slum p\4-ith t"6po1filsTourDrocieasnolSin I I rebounds to lead Hou ton to a 126-97 victory over Indiana . 'Larry Nance ~ored 16 ofh1s game-high 26 potnh 1n the second half as strugglin' Phoenix breezed to a 121-100 victory over ,San Antonio for the Sups' second win in 13 outings ... Terry C.mm1J111 scored 14 ofh1 28 points in the first period as Milwaulcec opened a 12-point lead en route to thei r fifth straight triumph, I :16· I 06 over Seattle. Caps pick on Penguin• again Craig Laughlin scored a pair-of goals to lead Washington 10 a 3-1 Na tional Hockey League victory over stru~ing Pittsbur&Jl_ Wedncsdayn1gh1. TheCap1talsare4-0-l 10 their last five games and arc unbeaten in 16 straight gamcc; a~inst the Penguins. Washington is I 5-0-1 since last losing to the Penguins on Oct. 13, 1983 . . . Elsewhere in the NHL. center Mark Menier sco~d from a sharp angle in the first minute ofovert1me to lift Edmonton to a 5-4 victory over Montreal ... Center Dale Hawerebak got the wmning goal early in the strnnd penod and &oallender Bria.a Hayward made 35 SB\C<; to lead Winnipeg to a 3-1 victory over St. Louis . Bob 81'0oke scored three goals for the first time in his NHl career, and TomH Su411TOm added two to lead the Ne" York Rangers. who got a season-high 47 shots on goal. to a 7-3 victory over Toronto ... Second·pem>d goalc; h) Denis Savard and Ken Varemcltak and a r·•gged lorcchccking defense lifted Chica~o to a 2-0 triumph over Vancouver. In record mg his etghth career shutout. Ulark Hawk goalie Murray Bauerman stopped onl) 17 '>hots. USC-UCLA: 1,500 tickets left LOS ANl1ELES -Only 1.500 tickets remained as of Wednesday afternoon for Saturday's UCLA-USC Pacific-JO Con- ference football game at the Los Angeles ( oltscum. US<. officials announced. The v1s1 t1ng Bruins. who are 6-1 1n Pac-I 0 play and 8-1 ·I overall. need to win to secure a berth in the Rose Bo"' I game on Ne w Year's Day. UCLA as ranked eighth nat1onall)'. Television, radio TELFVISION b \(J p m -PRO BASKETBALL: Lakcrs at Den"er. C hannd IJ I IJ p m -WRESTLING: Channel 56. 11 p m -BOXING. Great moments in <>I> mp1c box mg. Channel 56. f\ADIO 4 3fJ p.m -PRO HOCKEY: Kings at Dctro11 . K<ill.( 1260) 6. 30 p m. -PRO BASKETBALL· Lakers at Den"cr. Kl AC (570). 7:30 p.m. -PRO BASKETBALL: Portland at Clippers. KMPCC710J. WEST BASKETBALL PREVIEW ... From Cl champ1onsh1p. ha" forward Reggie Miller and guard Montel Hatchrr back to lead the way rarlcan1an ha\ three returning c;tancro;. which will pin tis hopes on Ri cky Berry. the 6-8 son of Spartan C ·oach Bill Berry A new face that m1gh1 have an im pact for UCLA 1s frcc;hman Jerome "Pooh" Richardson. a prep All Amcncan point guan.I lrom Ph1ladel· ph1a. Washington <;talc. 5-1 '\ 1n con- ference and 13-15 overall last year. have four returning 'itaners. led hy forward!. Joe Wallace, 'lecond in th e Pac-10 in ~onng. and Otts Jcnningc; Anzona Coach Lute Ol<;en has onlv one starter -guard Sl{·vc Kerr _: back from a 21-10 team that fin1c;hed tied for third in the conference Ja-;t year. while Oregon Coach Don Monson ha$. only one scn1m - forward Jerry Adams -on h1'\ ro\ter. so the Dui:ks, 8-1 CJ in rnnfr rence and 15-16 overall. don't figure: 10 be contendc~. Stanford. in th e Par-I() ha'lement in J 984-85 and 11 -17 overall. have a lot of holes to fill around forwa rd F.arl Oberle in The Pac1fic\oas1 Athletic A'lsoua tion. as 11 hu the past three )Car'>. should be ruled by the Un1ver-s1t) ol Nevada-Las Vegas' Runn1n· Rebel\ The Rebels. 28-4 a )Car ago. ha"t· lost two-umc PC' AA Player of the Year R1eh1c Adams hut Coach Jl.'rr) Bucs open Wednesday The Oran~ Coast College basket· bell team wall open the sca!.on next Wednesday at M'ira\o~ta. not Fnda) 'PJnjt Citrus :" reponcd cnrlter tn the Dady P1lo1 The game ag.'ltn\I C1tru1 WJLI be Friday. Nov 29 ,-----------, I EUllG-CURRENCY I The UN l v bat kcoun. led h> rt'lurning ~tarte~ frl.'tld1c Banke; and i\nthony Jones. will be the team·, !trcngth. Forward Armc)n Gilham. the team's leading rebounder la'>l >tar, also returns. The onl y team given an outside: chance of cndmg lJNLV's threc-)'ear reign in the PCAA .., San Jose State. Two-year starting guard Ward Fams will once again run the San Jose offense and sophomore forward Reg- gie Owen!t. who proved to be a strong rebounder last year as a freshman. 1s expected 10 play a key role 1f the Spanans are 10 improve their 16-1 J record of a yea r ago. RUSTLERS' OUTLOOK. • • From Cl l)<Juad . Dehb" c;1ancd :ill 29 games 1as1 year and averaged '" pc11nt\ pt•t game. ~m1th 11laycd 1n 25 [lll mt'>. \l:cmng at a (1 2 poin1-pcr·g<inle dip. wh1l1· pulling down the rchounth a ~me "Thq will ha vc to pl.t\> well for '" to rnmix-te." o;a1d < 1rcentidd "If 1h11..e '"'>arc on and II \tra~han C'an f)rc.>dutc:, "'e'll be OK " ~trachan ts a tranc;kr lrom < emtm < ollegc, where he sa" hlllc time a'> a lrc:shman. Hewn all ·< If· a' a Junior and senior at ·1 John Bosco lf1gh. "Brvon could he one of the prcm1rr guard" 1n the confcrcnte." \31tl Circenficld · lft''' quttk and ,1 "en tough player" Other\ on ihe ro\H·r 1ha1 C .n:en- field I\ wunt1ng on 1nC'lutk ~ 1111 F.mer'lon, rim Mnkout/. ( 1arv Brown, Jac;on l>cgrnndC' and Len) lJ1u Emerson 1c; a freshman guard out of r ountatn Valley Htgh Who 'i<:ored 27 points in a game agatn'll < osta Me'a la\t 'iea!-on. "He could be a '!tarter for u\ this year:· \t\ld Greenfield Makout1. u freshman. from ,-kd MERCEDES 111 • Ill • J 7 • 1 J J J 0 ---..., Magn olia. hopes to break into the Rustler starting li neup as a point guard. And Greenfield has indicated that Brown, a lreshman lorward, will Ix' a key to the team 1n the rebounding Jcpanment. "Jason Degrande has worked hard and earned a stanmgspo.t at the guard pm111on ." said Greenfield. "Hc·s a good 'I hooter who needs to work more un hi\ defense." l tu a 6-8 freshman from La Quinta High. may fill the role a~ the crntcr Said Greenfield: "He'\ a real kr) tor U'i this year becau~ he ha$ the bulk and strength to play the post lie·, a great rebounder but he must \la) out of foul trouble to be a force." (iolden West opens lls St'ason on 1hc road aturday a1 San 01ego Mesa. The Rustlers will then pan1c1pate an 1he Antelope Valley Tournament Dec 4-7 and hosts lhc seventh C 1old<'n West Jnvu.ational Dec 11-14 * o..-n Wett ICMdUtt 'e' Nov >J -at S.n Oltoo ~· Wed Sal. 0tc 4 7 -Al Antt!OC>t Va llfy T ovrname<11 Wed ·Sa l. OiK II U GOIOt<t Wt\1 Tour namenl Tlluf\ S.I Dec. 19·21 -al Nua TOIJI'• ~men1 T llV•i ~1 09( 1• ,. et CotltOe of tl'lf OtMtt T O\ltnemet11 Sa l , J1n • -•al Santa An• Bucs, G WC in finales OCC tests fourth county foe ; Rustlers end season Friday the leaaue," said OCC Coach Dtck Tucker. "Evef)'onc who watched the Dons pla) ddleback last . aturday niibt avces that Saddleback wa) fortunate to win ... In the 39-32 IO'>S to the Gau,ho\, the Don.., held 19-7 and 26-14 tir'tt·half lend\ ancJ actually outpmed Saddlcback by a SI S-298 margin. 0'1'!Je Coast College will play the last of its four Oranae County foes Saturd~ ni&Jlt when the Pirates wekome Ranch(\ Santiago's Dons in a 7:30 community colleie football pme. the season finale for both teams. Meanwhile. Golden West concludes its campa1111 a night earlier, hosting Bakersfield on Friday ni&ht at 7:30. The Dons boa~t a potent offen~. ll'-crag1ns 366.R yards and 30.4 point\ pc1 game The) 're led by sophomore quanerbad. Silvio Delhgatta. who nas compkted I. 18 of 242 pas\<''i for 1.622 yard~ and 11 touchdown& Herc's a capsule look: Raaebo SuUago j3-4, $_.) at Orange Coa1t (1.f , 1·7·1): T he Pirate own an 0-2-1 mark against the rec;t of the county, with a 11e against Golden West (7-7), nnd losses to F~Jlerton (54-9) and Saddleback (27-15) earlier. The Pirates own a 19·15 overall edge against the Dons, but Rancho Santiago has won the last three includma last year's contest, 35-24 ' .. Right now. Rancho Santiago 1s the hottest team in Delligatta's primary target 1~ freshman wide receiver Ed Nasser, who has irubbl·d W pa~st~ tor 396 yurds and seven touchdowns. OCC matche~ up with a total defense that is last in the conference. y1eld1n3 368 I )ards per gnmc The Pirales' ofTen e 1anks eighth in the M1S1.1on. w11h Its wishbone dir~cted h> \ophomore qu.irterback Ken Laszlo and 'iopJlQmorc fullback. C hns Mendenhall 0.., ,... Mafl ....... A vcragrng S. 7 yard) per rarr). \ll t:"ntlenhall is the third-leading rusher in the rnnkrc:ncl' "'1th 690 yards and four touchdowns. Freshman Leon Phillip~ ·~ ( 0<1\l0 \ top pa\s-catcher ha ving hauled 1n 25 passc for 348 yllfd\. Tucker wall be compleung his 2.ith 'i{'ason with the J>,i,caLU..Aad bas. a.cac1•cr mruk_ul' 1.:?JHO.l:.5-fuu .5.51 ·--· w1nn10g percentage ~ ·- Bakenfleld (3·4, 5-41 at Golden West (3·4, 3·5·J): .The Rustlers can hit the brcal..-e,en mark in the Pac·lJ w11h a victory Fnda} over the Renegadt'\, who h.ivc :1 similar goal. Overall, the Ru o;tler<. ha"c beaten Bal..a\fidd onl} once an fi ve lnes, with the" 1n rnming :ti 0( < · '"o year\ ago, 28-7. The two teams hn ve .ti!><> lied once. Individually, Golden We~I c;ophomorl.' tail back should eclipse the 1,000-yard ru'>htng mark this year. having moved to 986 with his I 8J-)ard effort against El Camino last week Parker. an Ocean View 1 ligh product. shares the conference rushing lead with Bakersfield's Chris John· stofle. He is expected to become the Ru stlers' eighth 1.000-yard gamer. Cerritos basketball pickt Cerritos College ha'> been in-;talled as the fa"onlr to win the 1985-86 outh ( oa~l Conference basketball title in a poll of sports an formation directors. • The Falcons. 1hree-11me defending conlerenceclla.n· p1ons. arc followed h~ Fullerton. ( yprcss. Mt. San Antonio. Orange Coao;t, Rancho Santiago. Compton. Saddlcback and Golden West Oranae Coaat Coach Dick Tucker la looking to •nap a rour-&ame loelng atreak Saturday. Cerritos lied Mt SAC for the confc:rcnn· crown last year and rolled up an 1mpn''>'>tvc: 24-8 seao;on record. Thc Falcons. who rt'Ce1ved sevt:"n of nine lirc;1-place votes, return five sophomores anti two c;1aners ofT last ~car's squad. Fullerton, which rece1 ved the other fim-plal-c votes. returns one starter from last season·., 19-1 ! team. CARLSON ••• From Cl forget his 7-3 Saxons. they were too beat up and other clubs were probably more deserving of the wild-card entry m the outhern Conference playoffs. •Upsets of the season: West- minster 24. Edison 14; Huntington Beach 21. Westm1n~tcrO; Corl);1a del Mar 15. Newpon Harbor 14; Mater De11 7,St. Paul 14. •Sea V1ewGameofthc Year Newport Harbor 24. Saddlcback 21 . •Sun~t Game of the Year: None ( 51-14 doesn't qualtfy) •Thnllerofthe Year· CdM 15. Harbor 14. •Most controversial game: New- pon Harbor68. Laguna Beach 27. •Best midfield confrontation: Ocean View Coach Karl Gaytan and ,£d1son Coach Bill Workman. •Most d1sappo1nt1ngcrowd. M ul· t1ple 1ic. •Most quotable coach: El Mod- cna's Bob Lester, prior to has team's 14-0win over Edic;on in the season- opencr • Pred1ct1 ons: Harbor will advance to the Central Conference finals; Edison makes it to the Big Fi ve finals, El Modena return\ to the Southern ( onference finals. * * * The) 're ~tlll try ing to decide on a name for the nev. league which will incl ude( osta Mesa, Laguna Beach, Woodbndge, Trabuco Hills. Laguna Hill<> and Orange next fall. One being tos'>Cd around is the (ugh) Pat1fic Coast League, as 1f we need to confuse the issue with the Pacific League and 1hc famed defunct Coast League. They'll already ha ve the Costa Me">a Mustangs and the Trabuco Hills Mustangs. along wath two Lagunas and two H Ills. Trabuco H11l'i, Laguna Hills and Woodbndgewcrcn't around. but it wasn't too long ago( 1968) that Laguna Meach won the Crestview League champ1onsh1p, an eight-team cirru1t which included Ora nge, but disbanded a10und the 11me they camr up with the Century League. * * * Something good 1son the horizon for formerCIFComm1ss1oncr Ken Fagans. a Balboa bland res1dt'nt. Fagans. who retired IOyearsago after 21 years as the Sou them Sec- 11on'scomnussioner, 1s to be pres- ented w11h a d1stingu1shed service award by the National Inter· scholastics Athletic Administrators Assoc1a11on Dec. 16 in Anaheim. He was a highly v1s1ble eom- m1ss1onrr who turned the Southern Sec11on into national prominence His Compton High basketball teams were 248-23 over a I 0-year span.1nclud1nga SJ~aamc winning streak Saddl eback gets early CIF start In 1he only IF football playoff pmc of the n1&ht. Sadd lebaclc H11h's R03drunntr . the No 2 ~cd team -~11..._. __ Riverside spurts 4past OCC, 89-80 Second-half surge proves decisive; ?addle back r omps A four-minute stretch midway throu$h the second half proved to be the d ifference as the Orange Coast College women's basketball team suffered its first defeat of the young season. Meanwhile, Saddleback enjoyed Its second laugher in as many n1iht~ al home. The details: Riverside 89, Orange Coall 80: The Pirates. who trailed by five points a1 halftime, took the lead against the visiting Tigers. 55-54, with 14 minutes remaining, but then were ouJscored 15-4 during the next four min utes and could never recover The taller Tigers, led by Karen Polk's 28 points, built the lead up to 15 points before seuhng for the nine· point wan Orange C'oa~t's pressure defense had kept the game dose in the first half and 1hc Pirates appeared to havt' built momentum heforc R1vers1de .. , h1g run Sophomore .\m~ -Hathcock led < oast '<, balanced auack "'1th :!6 points. while Melissa FeJda'i1 poured 1n 16, Man Beth Thohe added 13 and L1sa S<humakC'r 12 .. Fe1da\1 and Thobc shared top rebounding honor\ for OC< with I 0 apiece. . I he Pirate\ now h111he road to pla}' Cuesta C ollt·ge on f-nda~ and anta Barbara 4'aturday hcfore returning home nt"tt Wcdnc<,<J;l\ tu face MiraCosta. · Saddlebaek 93 , Southwestern 3Z: The Gauchos are ofl lo a 2-0 !>tart after 'iCOrang more than 90 pointc; an their second 'itra1ght outing Saddleback Jumped out tl> a 25·5 lead at the outset. built it to 47-15 at halfttme and coa!>ted lo the wan. Center Connie Wa1kle scored 30 points to lead all players. while Cheryl Eland chipped 1n with 17 and Dina Graham notched 16 Wail.le was alc;o the leading rcbr>under with 14 Saddle back meet' R 1 ver<illfr Wednesda) in 11\ nc'tt game UCI BASKETBALL ... From Cl hut 1s almost back to his earlier Imm which had Mulligan quite happy about having three qualtty backcoun players to go with. "Hess is a liu le behind the other guys beca use the eisht dayo; he m1sc;ed with the ankle," said Mulligan. "Bui he has come back faster than every- one had thought and he seems to he coming around." • C1acc10. the 6-10 five year man who prepped al Newport Harbor, is "vcl') intelligent. a good shooter and very steady." acc9rding to Mullig:in ··11e should see sd'me minutes." And one of the many newcomers to the UCI program, 6-10 Sandy Caldwell . who hails from Melbourne. Austraha. will hopefully add some physical play to the Anteaters th1'1 season. "He\ a banacr." said Mulhgan. UCJ will get a chance 10 bang apinst Itself this Saturday. us Mulligan has planned a full 40- minute scrimml'lgc, complete w11h the c;hot clock. OCC soccer team opens tourney l11tl(' mmc th1\ Saturda)." said Mulligan "We c;t1ll nl'cd some work." And no doubt thl' Anteaters wi ll gtl plcnt~ of1ha1. * ANTI! ATl'.A ANGl.liS: The ntw DHktDell a rena wlllch will rt olact CrawlO<'CI HaN I\ "QOlng ac.core11n11 10 i.c.hedute la1a Auoc1e te AlhltHc. Otrecior i.ao H11V1tu ... Trit grouna wO<'k 11 CIOnt and lht 1ftt rou C>Mn cievtlol>4fd Now wt'rt wilting tor 1111 D•Ol 10 come In ro vet 1111 bulk11"9 vncierw1 v ' ht 1e1e1 The ntw comoi.a 111ou1ci COii In ""' 11tlOllDO•l'loocl ol 1J mlttlOn and 11'10uld ~ com~ttd arovnel Oec IS, 19'6 UCI II llOofn9 It wlll Dt rteelv lor ''' C11ri1tmes tovrnemenl lhel w111 '"" Ote 1t 19 ol 11\al VH r TM lowe "4ew-evtt a re "Mdut.d •1'd han u ateo tl'lrtl oon r "'""' 10 oi.v '" a lt uhlv ., 1rne• es CrtwiO<'d He ll (C.I DOCil• I 496) ti ,,,. new gym 11 not comOleled DV 111a1 11,.,. Halvak1 urtCI •rra"9tmenl• l\an Deen meelt 10 move tht 1ovr1'eme<1t 10 lht Lot>Q &ttch Aren. The AnlH ltn art 11111 Ir ylng IO 11nd \llt\ '°" lltJll HH01' t gem•• e11a1n,1 NtD<eo .e , Pec>o«citne I nd 8 t t<llev r ... Allthtt,.,, Convtnllon Cent~ I\ one OOO IDllllv bu• H1tvlll\ won'I know unlll eller Nov 18 19 boats finish Caho journey By ALMON LOCKABEY O.tlJ """' hetlnt Wrftef Nineteen of tht' 48 startl.'M tn the Long Reach to Cnbo San Lucas had finished hy 8 a.m. Wednesday. Four- teen lOR boais had finl~hcd and fi ve PHRF. ! . ~~.!~~!!~ITS i House of '"'PCM '9 Mon Jan 6 -'Comoton (l'IOme) WtO Jen • -··1 Ml kl\ AMOf!IO ' and the a View Lua"'e C'O<ham· p10M. tac:kle Garden Grove League reprcscnu111ve Bol Grande toniaht at 7.30 11 nto Ana Stadium The Oranae Coa'lt \ollc:ae womtn's soccer team will OJX'n phi) 11'1 the Southern Cahforn1a Re~1onul Tournament fnday night at (1olden Wett Collegt There were no later rep0ns as radio commun1l'ttl1ons hrolc'e down l1uer in the da) I • No Margin Calls I I • Guarant~ed Performance I ;::;: V~•i";;;;;~7 b ed rally R~gistered Licensed J L----------- l C·O·M·P·A·R·E 0156 NEW & PRE·OWNED MODELS • ., S.I. 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S0dl9800Cll. 10·0·0 110 2 Fullerton 7·7·0 107 l Soulllwtal.,.n I · 1 ·0 91 • Oroumont 9· I ·O 119 s Toft 6·1·1 ,. 6 LA VallOv I · l·O 61 1 GIOnCIOIO 9· 1·0 S4 I Mooro.rk 1·7·0 36 9 Corrllo. 6·2· I 1S 10 LA Plofca 1·2·0 " Otne" rocelvlno vol" Mr ~n Jocln10 17·21. 12. WOii LA 17·)), I, COl!ei>e of the Oer.orl 16·31, 4 ~ I I • • "'°VOi' AL. MV,. """" ht N lrd Tmt Mottlnotv NY llre11, l(C H_onoo,.on, NY &ow•. 8os Murrav. Ball MoOre. C11 BerllotO. Tor Bell, Tor 81lnti, Cnl SetlOrh•o•n, KC QulMnbOrrv. l(C Wlnllotel. NY Flak, Chi Even\, 110\ Gulelrv. NV llrtCllOV, Ste Rlol\on. 8al GIDIOl't, 0.1 81lt>onl, l(C 1-<eni.e, Tor t..omo. T0t PuCktll. Min AIO•Onelor, T0t O•rclo, TOI Geoman, 114• 13 s s 10 I 1 AL. MVf' wlnMn 3 • s 1 s I l lttS -Oon Molll"ttv, N-Y0tll. 1 ... -Wiiii. HtrnonOOI. Ootroll 1"3 -Col ltlolr.on. 8ottlmof'a 1"1 -Robin Yount. Mltwoul\N IM I -Rotlto Fl"90fl, MllWoullM 19t0 -O..,llt llroll, KontH Cllv tt7t -Oon llevlOt. Celftor11lo 1f11 -Jim Rk •. Botton 1'11 -lloel Corew. Mlnnot0te 36, 11• 17• IS~ tJCi 96 .. 14 ., •S 39 35 19 ,, IS 11 9, 1 • s 3 ) ) 7 I 1'76 -Tnvrmon MunlO!'I, Now Yorto lf7S -!<red Lvnn, 114\lon ' lt74 -Jett llurr~n•, TeaH 1t7l -•1Hlo JottilOll. OoklOllCI 1'72 -Okll Allen. Chl( .. o lt71 -\lkl• llvt. 0....lenO lt70 -a-~. ll•lllmor• ''" -Mormon l(llltOftw, Mlnnoaoto 1"' -o.nnv McLoln. OttrOlt 1'67 -Corl YH trromtlll. lotton 1"6 -Fronll •ot11n1on, 8olllmo,.o t'6S -Zollo V0t•e ll01, MlnnMOlo 1"4 -lrootn llOOln\Oll, 8olllmor• 1'6) -!lllon Howoro, Now YO"ll. 1'61 -MlcllaY Montie, ...... Yorll lffl -"oot' Merit, N-Yori\ 1..0 -lltottt ~II, ,..... York ltt' -Notllo '°••· CllkffO tfst Joc•lo JonlOft, lollOl'I ltS7 -MlcltOY Mentlo. Hew Yorll lt5' -Mlclo.l'V Mantle, ,._ Yori! lfSS -Yoel ..,.,., ,... Yan tf~ -Voel w ro..t. New Yorll It~ -Al ROMn, c~ ltS1 -tooov Sl\allfl, ~~· ttSI -Y09t wra, New Yortt tt50gU 111111.110 N.-'l'Otll 1'4t ho Wlll11mt. '°''°" lt4 Lou lou«MU, c ...... M lt47 -Jot C>IMHtlO, ,,.._ Y«k lt4' T Od Wllllorl'I\. lot!Oft 1'4S -H ..... _...__, Ottfolt 194' -.... ~Mr. Ottroll "" -S9'IC1 ~ ....... """ 194) -JOt Ool'd!MI. *• Ytrll Tlmo 17 7t U IXACTA (1·21 0.10 174 00 f<OUtlT .. lltACI. 350 yero1 Ft r E Nuft ICorOOrol 1 70 Oovlell Win 101-lckMnl Fire POllcv CE Gorclol • 00 H O uo uo 110 Time: 1714 P'll"TH •ACI. 400 vtrC11 80tn Perfect (Peullnol 12 .o C•aonovo Win& (CorOozel ~vonnth\ Pon (Trenure) Tlmo· 10:0 U UlACTA 11·11 1>010 \60 •O SIXTH lltACI . 400 vorO\ s '° 360 420 3 70 l IO The MHle<I L.eely (Fll"l 910 UO 7.60 Merrllune I Pllttonlonl 1 60 2.10 Country Tio (Mltcholll t 40 Time. 10 12. 12 IXACTA (3·71 Dalo nt 20 SIVINTH ltACI. 910 ?erC11 8on•nlnnor IE Gercle) 9 IO S .0 l .0 Ovno OOil (H Gorcla l 2 IO 2 40 Oanl&tt Oovs (Meltrl l IO Tim.: 46.22 U IXACTA (7 II Pe10 ,,4 60 llGHTH lltACE. 400 varO\ Rebelllous Ore>nen I Fgr I 9 20 UO 1 IO 8iu. Moon FreO<Slo ICunnlgr1em1 •IO 3 .0 T rulv A Pltnurt ( H Gorcle I 1 IO Time 10 II NINTH RACE. lSO varO\ Erin\ Clltroor IWorOI t 00 s 20 s 00 1-<ev A Star tCunnlno,.om ) 6 40 S 10 Tro1 Pellgroao\ t81re11 6 60 Time ll lS U I XACT A (I 61 P••O US 20 12 DAILY D<X.1111.I (S·ll 0010 ut 70 12 fll'tCI( SIX c•·7·l ·7 s II pe10 1n .r.u_oo 10 °"' w1nn1no tic~•· <1•• ,..,"" 11 Ptci. Sl1: conlOlotlon oetO 't Of1 to 10 10 wlnntno tlCllet\ (llve n; "'I S 1 .. ICK NINI (S· 10·1·4 1 ) I S·l l Patel 12,'°2.20 to ono wlnnlno llc11e1 "• l\Orao" Total carr..ovar 0001 ll4.•?l tl AllON1onc1 3,162 HCllVWtod Partr WIDNUDAY'S lltlSULTS ( '"' .. >O·dlrV IMHUtN>r'ed meotlne I FllltST lltACI. 6 lurlOnO\ Frl•CO Otnnls (Meza I I> .0 9 20 6 00 snoe S11v (Howtn) 6 IO H O MA1k.o cnor11tr (Soll•I 6 20 Tlmo 1 11 1/S SICOND RACE. 1 lurlongs Juliarte'S Or .. m (Katnetl 9 70 S .0 4 10 Prlrtcou Sllotoure (Soll\l 1 10 4 .0 \llCIOllOUYI (Ftrnolldtl I • 00 Time 1 25 l /S U DAILY DOUllLE 11•61 OOIO Ill 00 TH•D •ACE. One mire Nortnern Prvor <OmngZ) 19 .0 I .O 6 70 MOIOI 8ool (SiDlllll S 60 4 10 Vlt14 10 Coll tMcCarronl I 40 Time 137 S.S IXACTA 14·12J 0010 '393SO ,OUlltTH U CE Ono mllO JIG•IOIH f81ockl IS 00 s 40 4 20 Allllna CHOfnonot1 I • IO ) 60 8 Erote !Berti l 70 Ttmo 13' S.S EXACTA 13·11 DOIO 1147 ~ f'll'TH RACI. 6 lurtono\ Hlgn HOC>ll (F'1ncov1 3 60 Fifteen Gra"o 1 v1ron1uolol T~lloOOll (Mezo) Tlmo I ti S.S EXACTA I' I) 1>010 5S100 SIXTH RACE. 6 lurlOnQ' Cee>rtclousnou t8eal t6 00 Reard1n'1 Orov (WorO) Cold NoM 1veron1uora1 Tlrno 1 10 )IS 1IO 160 )60 )60 ~ 00 680 •20 460 3 .0 110 lS I XACTA 11·41 Pa •CI 5119 00 SEVENTH RACE. I 1116 mllM on turt Time For a Slam IPncvl 12.0 ll60 900 Gormlev !Moul e 10 • .0 Quffn ot Bronie (V•i.nruetel 4 00 Tlmo I .0 •1S U EXACT.& CS· I) ot1d 5409 00 12 ~ICK SIX (6·4·)·4 1 SI 0.10 1140,195 IO to ttlrH wtnntno 1lco11 I •b noHo•l S2 F'lelo. SI• consotelion o•IO $3,091 ao to 1l2 wlnnlnQ llckal• Clive l'torlH ) llGHTH Ill.ACE. 1 lurlOnv' Morlo. The Lori< (Otlvert\I 3 60 l 00 2 60 llorlne (Meitl 910 S 10 Mourotoclo. !McCerron• l 10 nme in S.S EXACTA 13·71 oe10 \9t00 NINTH RAC&. I 1 mile\ Po111ton.o <Ve10n1uotal ~ oo lleoutetlon M•n IHtrnenOezt Juen'\ S111er (Solill T\mo I SI 2 S U EX.ACTA ()·II e>t •CI WOO A111noonco 10.136 NHL 310 ) 20 soo )60 4 '° CAM .. a•LL CONP'llltlNCE EClm011ton CeloorY \lonc(l(Jver Wlnnl1>19 l(lr19S Smv!M DMMen W L T ftn 14 4 2 30 10 6 3 13 Q 10 1 20 • 9 1 ,. 4 1J I ' Hort" DM'*' I 1 l 11 , 10 2 ,, 4 ' ~ t) 4 10 • 12 St 1..0uil Cnlcooo Mlnnototo O.trolt Toronto > 13 l ' WAI.IS COMl<llltUtCE Pl\lloclllllfll• Wnl>tnoton NY R•notr• NY ltlonclofs New Jet\9" F'Ut t l>ur Of\ lluffolO Boston QuOOK Montr"t 1-<•r~o "•trldl DMlieft IS l 0 lO 11 6 l 2S t t I It • ' ) tt 1 9 1 IS s 11 ) 13 Aden\• DM"9ft 11 1 I 13 10 • i 7l 10 1 I 11 • • 3 It • ' 0 " w ....... .-.~ GI' COA 100 11 IS 69 .. 16 n 16 60 9• St 1\ 67 SI 6S' 'I() 79 n " " 6J ,, ao 14 11 60 66 as 7) 19 .. SS ... 62 11 7l we'1\lnoton 3, P111~on 1 EdmOnton S, Montroot • Cotl Ntw Yorio. ROlll>Of\ 1, T0tonto ) c111c.oo 2. vancouvOf o WlnnlllOO 3. St LOUii 1 T__,.tO.-. ~•I O.troll New Von l\lllnoett II llotlOl't Ht ftfofO et li'fllleelelltlllo St Loult ot MIMMOI• ,,,. ... 0..,... QuMi« •I lluffolo WIMIHO or 1"111~ Mtw JtrMY ti \ll flCOUVtr o..---OAVIY'i "oc•n ,......., a.di) -71 .,,...,. " llOnl... "' .......-ie~. ' c.cl. ,. ceb llM• ' Miid MU, to mecll«'tl, It IC\Mlfl, 1 llloCt. CTMlltt l wNto ttUI 'lJA•A WMMlt' -0 M$Wt J "'" 110 r.cti eoo eo tMCt.tttt. '" te\lllMll "* ..... ~ lrWt ....... LOI 4 .... Ull -C.ttalc L.U t otlelc ~. I t Ooredo ,..,,. Wiile, llltck !toed ,._II ....._e, SOii O.otw .,_. , _, ..,. , , hnl• , • .""""'°" ...... -~ NIO\lt! """ U.ll.t •rvt•MOe -Ev-I.All<• IAN H•llAltDIMO -... odo ll'otll I.Ake, S""""°'OOCI Ul<t IAN DllOO -06-~ ll'ol>d IAN 1.Utl ~ -Alt KOOo<"O l.ollt, Lo tune I.oil•, L.."9 ! l..•11• ,N8A ¥WISTl~M GONP'HINCI .. o<ltk DMVoft w L .. ct. Ga Lohn 11 1 917 Pornano • 6 S7I • GOIOtn Stote I } soo s °"""' s 1 • 11 ' St11tle 4 • )QI 1 .. '"'-"'• 1 11 154 .... NlllOWnt DtYI'*' Denver • , .,. HOU.ilOll 10 ) ,., ~•n AntonlO • 1 462 Utt n 6 , 461 l>ollo• s 1 417 ""'Sit"mtll'O--~ ,.. l64 IASTllltN CON,ElltEHCI ~tlolltle DM$lell 114110!\ ' , Pflll00tl0!11o 6 s New J«'°" 1 I WHnlno1on • • Now York l 9 Contrel DM1lon MllwaullOO " • Ootroll • s Allonto I 6 CIOwt•nO s • Clllc.ooo s 9 lndlone 3 I W~v'sScon• L.ollen in. c---. 107 wu111no1on 101. C•evelend 98 Oolrolt 109, Now Yor~ 98 .Jll S4S soo 333 250 1ll 6tS SJe 3'S 3S7 27l 8oalon 11 S, Utoll 106 !011 Pflltooole>nla 117, Goioen Stott 113 AtlOnte 11•. Cnlc.aoo 101 Hov••on 126. 1no1ona 91 F'l!OenlM 171, Son Antonio 100 MllWOUkff 116, S.allle 106 T °"""'" 1 Gotnft LAllOf'' at Oenve< Porttolld er ca..en Mllwaukoo at Socrame<'l•o l'ridt\"1 Gomes Pt11tooo1e>nlo Of Boston GOiden Sle te 01 Ootro11 New Yotk 11 wosn1noton Utar. e r Cltvelenel 1nolono ar Son Anton•o New Jef~v ot F'tloen• ( HOUllOl't ot Se•lllO Ulltn 121, OIOP9n 107 4 , s 3 ) ., s ... •'l'I 2 ) s ~, 6 CLlll"'~IRS (107) -Ca1>e 9·1• l·S 71 While S· 10 0·3 10 Oonolel\011 l·6 l ·S 9 Eoworch 6· 1S 0-1 11 M Jonn'°'1 tl·2• 9· 10 JA, 8en1•mln l·6 3·• 9, Bnooemon J-11 0 O t. Mure>nv 1-l 0 0 4, Tr.otna• 1 • l 0-0 7, Goroon 0-1 O·O O Totars 4S·94 11·21 107 I.AKERS ( 122) -llemD1s l-6 O·S 6. worrnv I· I• 1·2 17, A~I· Jet>t>ar I· 14 3·• 19, £ JO"n\on 9·1? •·S ??, McGH l ·U 0-1 11. Green 3·9 O·O 6, Luca\ 6· 11 4·4 16, Coo11er •·9 O·O 9 Kuoc"a~ 3·6 l-4 9, LO•ter t t 0·0 1 ~prlOO\ 0·5 o-o 0 Tot•" S3·9t IS·1S 117 Scon bv Quo"'"" Clll>04f\ 7S 26 21 2'-101 Lelltrs 31 27 JS 21-l?? Tnree·oo•nt goal-McGee Fou1eo out-None Rebounos-Cllooen SS (Caoe 111 La~en 61 !Lucas 111 Auosls-ClloD4fl 26 IEo...,eros.91 l o1<er1 lt IE Jor.naon 101 Torar loul\-CllDD4r\ 13 L61<ers 23 Ttc""' cet-RomDos Alltncl•nc-IS 71' COfMllUNITY COLL.EGE WOMEN Rtvenktt H , Oranet CoHt IO ( H..i · clftteAftco > RtvwMdt (ltJ ~ • .,.. c out ltol .. ""'"' lvftllff'll LOllQ I 0 0 1 ScnmM ) ~ s 11 Poteraon 0 O ) 0 Fet40u 1 2 I 16 8eil 0 0 0 0 TllObe 4 I ) 13 POik 10 • • 11 Htncc• t I • 0 ,, L•nO'Ov t 0 l 1 l(Dvsn• 2 7 l 6 McOwll 8 0 l 16 Rinooi>e I 1 7 4 E n\IOV 1 0 l i' Celll•'l 0 t 0 I ~muell 0 0 0 0 l/Vhlle 1 0 O 2 Louoer 11 I S 13 8wsa~r• 0 0 0 0 Miiier 0 O I 0 JOM\Oll 1 0 4 4 Tote!\ 40 9 76 9'1 Hlllftlmo: Rlvtn!Oe, 43-:I&. S.ctct.beck 91, Soutttwntem 32 ( NOft • conf9ronc:e I Sou1'1Wtli.t'n Ill) Socldlel>oc• (tlJ F'aoe lllDtrO Oertlla Tove\ Buller Cut~bre Wallo.er .. " ... "' .. "pl I'll I 4 0 9 T hurme11 l 0 I 6 1 0 t 4 !)cr1m101 1 O 0 4 I O 4 7 Lvoen I O O 1 l 0 7 6 Forster 4 0 0 8 1 0 t 4 Oorcla I 0 I 1 O 0 S 0 Granam 9 0 o 16 l 1 l I w11aon • 0 0 9 Ete no I t J 17 Wel~le lS 0 1 lO Total\ 17 6 16 :n Tot e l\ '6 t 1 93 Hltlftlme: So--.Clo, 41 • lS. ,11(, Wres11ine COMMUNITY COLLEGE Con'tt9t 4'll, GOldOft Wttt • (Sou"' CMlt C.,......_l 111-Wllllema IC I won DY forfeit 116-Slnon IC I 0 Stt VOll\, ) 47 l)~Rul1 (GWI ooc ~kuroo tl· 10 142-Lonoll. ((.) ooc. KOl\~v. J·l 15'>-Wetch CCI P Schulz. JJI 15'-Von (Cl 1uo a.< Avres, 23·1 161-Powe" (') wO<l Dv lorloot 177-SHOhem (Cl P. Becerra, t 16 l'I0-8rtnton fOWI OK Howe. 13·6 Hwt-Skourtn CC I P JOMM>n. S SJ Wednftdllv'a tra~ a.&HaALI. ~ .. ....,. TORONTO BLUE JAYS-N.,._ Rio Amos OirKtor o4 ooerotlotls •nel -• moneoor of St Celhodno& In lflo New Yorl<·Pennsvlv•nlo LHOUO. NofteMI LONW PITTSllUllGH PtllA TE"S-NorNICI Jim Lev•ano m•n•oor AIMfk.llft AIMdlt""" llUFFAlO lltSONS-Nemao Jim Mor\hlil m•ne11tr f'OOTaAl.1. NottoNI ,_... 1.eaeuo OE NVEll llltONC0$-Pte~OO Riel> Porro•. rur111lno t>o<-11., on wolven GREEN 8AY PACICERS.-Ptoud Tom Huffman ouord on lniuroo ,_,.. StQned l toto.• w1n111e ouorel PMrLAOELPHIA EAGLES-S10..o Jeff C11tl•t1n10n auorterll>Ocl< ST LOVIS CAltOINALS.-Ptocod llonnv POffiri setetv on 1n~oo ,...,..,,. Slol\4ICI Tonv Muml0to, runnlno lbo<ll Ctelm.CI E ''"'" Grev •too rt(91vor lrO'fl ... , .... , SEATlLE SEA1-<AWl(5-<lelf'NO RIO Porro\ running llKll. from wol~ WASHINGTON REOSICll't •o ~ a eDO l•u~t eUOttor1>o('ll $""'90 JOo ""'"·Ill wldt r.c.1wtf' ..OCKIY ....... ...a .. L...- MINNESOTA HOllTH '1 A•$-Co-.o ... JOit , ....... ~ ,,..,, s.rin.r.-s of "" Amerl(on Hoctoev LMOUO QUIEICC ~OIQU~s-llOQllM Got• ~ dlf•IWNfl. "'°"' 1'1 .... l(ton .. '"-·~ Hoc!t.ty "'~ COU8M VlltGINlA -t•tell DOii ~o-.-r, ouenOl"boO lo ttw reottlel fMl9\ ~ • ........ ~ ,.,... .... ,.., Of Iii"' ruin \ big shortage ·r or defense with Denver OOlt\Q~M OSL ,_... ~~II ---......,.. 19: T .. I" E.tt•t• 1°'91 '-09 ·~ ;,·;4':.e,;;-~-...... 10t4t ~ atvo Loo Atamttoe CA , u.e.c.) ~ Ct~ ~ ~ 90720 CA tv01 OIL Inc 103t I "'" Notice II ,_., ~ IO ....,_ "-"""' Al emtto• lhel LOO C:t9ClllOll Of '~ wlll\ln ~ ... Ct . ,.. .. ,_ Alelntl~ CA 92720 ""'*' ,,.,..,~•I ~ t V • Ce lt70I TNs buOlM.. •• eon· ~ trlMNf 11 ~ to oe ow, m4t J.tf111t ducted l>y • c;orpor1t10t1 m.O. on per90NI property "'-Ct~ ll~ ~ 09'IH. s L.Ailfltt '--*'" ~ Ce 9270I TM ·•ll19ment WM ftled The '*'-end ~ Thlo bua1nete ~ Wltn ,,... ~ty C\efti ol Of· IOdt..... Of Ille lftltnded ducl.O ~ • ,.,.,.. • MAN HATTAN HE.AC H l.\P) -fhr Lo\ Angele' R aiders m1Jht ha'e to fa(e a.mencan foootball Conference Western D1v1s1o n·lead· ina Dc:nver this Sunda)' w11hout three kt} memben of their defenr,c Stan1na trona safet) Mike Da' 1\ definleh won't p lay be<.:au~c of .a knee inJuf) Ht wai placed on the Raac.Jt:rf tnJured rC'~l>'c lt~t last week . In :add1t1o n . free ">alt:t) \dnn M cElroy and defen)1 ve end L yle Alladu arc considered doubtful for thr game at thl" I .o~ ~n1cle) Coltseum MQt COunt~ on OclotMr 22. ttlNlletort .,. MAJn' K tlet'tNp ,.., HAMMou-.1 1711' ,...,., er. ~ M~ &MM, CA 'fllll ~ .... 11ieG PUOl!ahed OfllnQ9 CoMI flie IOC.tlton In Cellfomll wfttl me~ a.ti 9' Or· Delly P11ot OC'low 31· "°" ol tile Ghlllf necutl\le ottlot MQI County on ~ 2'S ltet!ll>ef 1 14 7 I INS Of ptl""pel ~ office IH5 Tll-39& ol C"9 ltlltn04t0 trtntt•Ot It ,._ ,_tt 1----------.,.m• PublllMCI ....,.Mgt Coell "8.IC NOTICE All 01het ou .. neoo n•M. Dally Pll04 OClol* 111 No-eno eoor ..... u..o b)' the ~~ T. 14 . .21, 1• 'tCnTIOUI --..11 1n1~ '""''"°' wtltlln ' TMn NA .. ITAT'l•NT tilt" V-•tt ••at )'Ml'I l•t Tiie toUOWlng l)ef'oont .,, P .. I M> ,., 01known10 ,,... ----------- 0041\Q ou11n .. • u Stuft 1n11no10 tr1n11.,.. ore rtaJC NOTIC( Pini Cafe a Otlt 28&21 umo 1---------- M 1 r ouero to P a r k wey . The n.....c11.nc1 bull,_ MIM!on vi.io Co 02891 .oor... or tno 1ntenc:t.O Ratpn EdWln Hlun. 21112 tran•l.,90(•1 110 J SCOTT CHlleroek Ro Leouno W ILLIAMS 3486 S •nll Boadl. Ct ~285 1 Claro Ctr Coe11 M... CA Tlllt t>utJn .. a 11 eon· 82828 YOU AAE IH ~ULT dueled I>)' .,, lndlYIOu.el Tl!ot tl\o P<OOWly pwtl· UNOER A OEEO ~ ntUST Ralph EdWln Haun netlt lleteto 11 Otectl'*I in OA TEO 10/2/IA UNl.ESS Tn.a lletement wu flleO~get*Ot u 011ote>C*it\1raoe I YOU TAKE ACTIOM TO s trong enough to o" ercomc th OS( obstacles ""''" tne County Cler'lt of Or· ftatur.. tQu•e>mont 1reoe PROTECT YOUR ~"OP.anli.io 0.0~ ~ Coun~ Oil October 2' name INMllOICI lnlerNt ERT'f IT MA"( IE SOlO AT M c Elroy haShCen hampered b) 3 hami.mng--,911g---· C0"9nont ono OOod Wiii 01 a P\J8tfC-nl.E ..-rw ' I f'BlllZ2 tMt••n E~ S111ton l>ullO NEEO AN EXPl.AICATION 11\JUry 1oralmoi.1 a m o nth H e tncd lo pla)' lu1 Pu1>11sMO 0ranve eo..1 ,,... and'~• 1ocoieo 11. -OF THE NATURE 01' THf "W e're concerned about the Bron1.o~ at th1~ point we're more conccml."d about the health of our team.'' Coac h Tom flores o f the Ra1de~ said Wedne~a, JI h1~ weekly meeting w11h rcponcr\ ··' ou haH to. be Suhda), but :iggra ... atl'd ht\ 10JUf} earl} tn tht' o .. ty P110t Octooer 31 No 17651 MKAnllur 1rv1no PROCEEOtNG AGAINS 'T Raiders' .13-6 \lllQn V\t'r the (1m.11ina11 vernt>e< 7 14 21 1M5 CA YOU YOU SHOULD CON Bcnr:.ts and mts~d the rt\( of the o~me Tl>·404 rr.. Bu-a oomo uMCI TACT 4 LAWYE~ fli i:r t>y NoG tran1ter0<1 ol MJCI A zado su ered a hru1'>t"d left calf earl> rn P\alC NOTIC£ 1oco11on ,, Mee Aftnur T1COR 'T1TLE IN · the Ctncinnat1 gam~ Euon SURANCE COMPAftt OF "It'~ sore. but I hd\t' a le"' da\\ ·· ..\liado P'ICTITIOUI .,....._., Tr1at NI<! Dulh ""'''",.,CALIFORNIA aCOfpcntl()(t W .• , , · .. NAlllll ITAftmNT 1nt0f\Clod 10 tie con141m formerly Title l~rence tno said edne'>d<1' \\e II <,ee "'hat happens. Tiie 104k>win0 peroori• are meteo •• 1,.e on1ce of BUR· rTrull Compeny Stacey Toran 11; the replacement for Davis. doing t>ulll\Ma u Karen1Row ESCROW co 2010 0no.c.m1>11 12, 118!>.•t Ochs McKinne~ pla)cd in McElro .. ·s place Kooter Jono1JTl'le o...n N T..sttn A..-Soni• Aoa. 900 A.M . Tic:or Tltat In· against < e D<.:nga ., I o\l1ado c.an t pla)', he I Newpo<i eeoc11. CA 926e3 o.c-tbet 10 1986 torn11 • eorporauon. '°' . h o~ I I . · 'I CoOectton, 514 29th SI 1 c.111orn1e 92705 on 0< 1'1ot surenc. Company of Call be replaced I" <;can Jones Karen Koster Jones 8388 Th11 but~ <r•nater 11 aui>· ~'Y Tille ln11Jrenot enc While the R a1drr\, 7-4. and Bro ncos. 8·3. Gotdeporl C1re1' Huot 1ec1 10 C111tor1111 vnrlOl'm Tru•t Compony, u dlilly Iii> will be playing a game matcfung the first and 1ng1on Beech CA 92646 Commerc.01 Coo• Seetl()(1 Pointed Trull" under 8nQ . 'Tl'llA oulln•H 11 con 6 106 pvreuant 10 0..0 Of Truat second-place team\ tn the o\F( West. Flores ducted t>y e n 1no1Y1ou.i •n41 name and .oor•• ot recorded. October 6, 1984 hes1lated when a1;l..1.·i.1 to de\Cnhe 11s import· Karen Ko110t Jon. tn• person with wnom u 1ntt No 64.,..13137. ot a nee Thta s111onwin1 wu 111e0 -:101m1 may t>e tiled 11 Bur· Ott1c111 Record1 In the offloo ··La c. 1 • .. .. Wlltl the Cout'lty Cieri< ot °' , Eeerow Co 2070 N of IM County RecorMr ot .. ~! .,un< ~\ '11.am~· "'a' c rucial, he 'iald anve county on Oclot>er 23 Tu1t1n A.,. son11 Ano CA Orange County Clltforn•• Thie; "iundJ~ .. g.imc I'; not Ilk and death. I 1985 9 270') Roi Eecrow WILL SELL. AT PUBLIC. don't 11 l..c to U'>C t hl' .... md c rucial If we can get F21M17 -'4232F<KI l!n(S '"° 1as1 oay I AUCTION TO HrGHESl Bio b th t • 11 '--nh " l>vOllS/'190 Orengo C<>ut IO'hhnoct•.rm11>yanyer.01-O ER FOR C ASH OR ) cm. I rcj \ IK:-i.Ome'> a lt(l.'.t race Dell PllOI October 31 No-10• srtall be Oecetnt>er 9 CASHIER'S CHECK IP•Y Flore5 ""1td that \eteran quarterback Jim lltlmi;,., 7 14 21 t98S 198S wrucr> 1 tl'le t>u•,_ able et ltl'M o1 MIO 1n towl\.tl Plunkett "'ho <.ulTered a dislocated left Tll-397 Cl•r 1>e1ote 1ne eoneum,.,.. n'IOIWV of,,,. Unttod 1101•• shoulder during thl' Raider,· '\4-1IJloss10 an 11on 0011 lfAttflod •t>ove " tne SWiii tront ontr•noo F ~ ·· , , NO C£ 00180 Octol>ef 15. tt&5 10 tile OIO Ot~ County ranc1sw on xpt --"'ould probabl> begin P\ll.JC Tl J ac:ott WlHlaJfta, lft. iCourtl'H:><.IM 1oc:e100 "' 1ne prac11c1ng v.11h the team th1~ .,..eek. FICTTTIOUI 9USINEU tenctM Tr--. 200 Dtoe:ll ot WEst S•nt• ..... ITAT£MUfT Out>!•'~ Oronge Cout AN 8"1<1 lloonerl)I WMt Chiefs' Bell latest 'pro' to be linked to cocaine· I Tiie tollowtng petl«lt 1,. Oo••v 01101 Novemc-21 Sulll Str911tl Sonto Anti CA d l>U u S"90r' '98!. oJI rtQl'tl title and Int., .. , Olng .,,.... T,.~71 c:onY9yeCI to ano now neio I N B 2810 Tiie Rnone ,.,._ Dy ,1 unde< saoO i)Mo ot P<>ft e..c:rt CA 92663 Trust on Inf! orooeny lltu 1 w 111tam Kenneth F ncn P\8.IC NOTICE •led ,,, SIJO County •n<: 2810 Tiie R"IM 1rUJ N-St•te OMCnDeO U pon Beoeh CA 92663 ~ .. L.OT , 1 Of TRACT NO Tllrt 1>u11nOH ts con YOU .&fl( IN 01,AULT t ~'840 IN THE CITY Of I OUC190 Dy •n ono1v10ual UNOffl A DEED M TMllT I IRVINE COUNTY QI OR· I Willlam Kenneth Fine,,. DATED A ....... ,.,.~ ANGE S'T.ATE OF CALI· Tllll stlleme!'tl wu !tied LESI YOU TAKE ACTION f'ORNIA AS PER MAP RE witn 11\o County Clerk ot Or TO l"tlOTICT YC>tM f'f!Of'· COROEO BOO~ 312 '•noe Counly on Octoi>e• 2S EflTY, IT MAY. ltOU> AT PAGES 15N TO ,.. IN 11985 A ll'UeLIC IAU. • YOU I l • F21m13 M!l!D AM urPt.AMATtOM CLUSI VE OJ' M IS- F'ut>llll'*l OrenQ;! Coul Of THI NA TUM Of' THE I ~~~lA~~~~CSE Mt r s T ~~ I Daily" Piiot Octooer 3' No-ltflOC!lOINQ AOAINIT I COUNT'f RECOROEll Of V9'Tll>et 7 u 2 1 198S YOU, YOU IHOUl.D CON• SAIO COUNTY ________ r_~_30_ TACT A;:~":~ EXCEPT All 04L, 011. " \ '-~ \ \ C 11 "t \.111 f \PI -\1,!kc: Bell ol I P\8.IC NOTIC£ TlltUITH'I uu RIGHTS MINERALS, ~IN· TI NO 4MM ERAt RIG~S. NAl URA1. tht• "-an'>a'i ( It\ ( h1cl'> the \Ctund pla;cr FICTITIOUI au•--•• . . . GAS RIGHTS ANO OTHEP 5elected tn the I y ·n1 i.lralt ha'> become the NAME ITATE•NT H YDROCARBONS B • late'>! '>P<>rt'> ligure named on kderal cocainl' The 1011ow1ng persona are NO TICE <S HEREBY IWHATSOEVER N AM E h o 11 OU LA G~I~ E~~~. ~303 NovemO« 27 1985 01 11 00 Wl'THIN OR UNDER SAi[ The f>-4 lf>O-pound ddcn<,1 \t! tnd. one: ol H1tt>o< BIVO J.12 Cost• o tlOGk • m ot MIO Clay on LANO 'TOGETHER WIT• the mOSl popul3r athlete\ tn tht'\ u1mmuntl\ Meso CA 924126 IMI room Mii -0. 10< con-THE PERPETUAL RIGHT 01 "'a'> escorted lrom o\rrowhe3i.l \1ad1um l), D<•ne Men.n. OO•My o.ic11no TruotM • S a1u DRILLING MINING, EX '' · 300 E C 1 WWf NewllO"I #ltto1n Ille o'ftc: .. 01 REAL PLORING ANO OPERA TIN( federal ma~hals V..edncsda) before pracllce Beech Cc;.-;2860 ESTAT£ SECURITIES SEA· THEREFOR AHO STOAIN(. H e and t"' tn brother Mark Rell. another This oustnH• ,1 con v•CE •oc.a1eo 11 •800 No<th IN •ND AEMOVINO THE former "'1at runal Football League pla\er "'ere oucteo 1>y an ·no•v'<lu•• Broeowoy Su•tt 100 •n ct>o SAME FROM S AtO I.AN[ among 11 rx·r'>o n\ indicted b' a tederal grand O.ano M Dor-, g,•:::.,ss.~:~~ a=:.;:~~1~1 ~RuAo~~Go~~EER R~ ';",. \l h K U d d b h ThtS Slll&menl WH l1i90 · ··-v• ""' JUr\ 1n ""t(. tt3, Jn "'l' ne<; a~ .\ rot er with fl\(' Count\ cren ol Qt ,1NOA A Cl-<APIN AllOl'ney llVMIF'STOCK O R OtRE( o l l\ler lod.ctt a JU\ltll' of tht' Kan')(1\ enge Count onOctot>et 21 •'Low u ou1y •PP<>'nteo "ON"U" OR•LL AN( \upreme ( oun Jl'\O "'a' indtl1Cd t985 v •ustM unoe< ono pur9uont M•NE ~ROM LANO OrHE~ I' ,.,....7 10 tl\e f)OW8< 01 t.alfi con· •HAN TMOSE H~EIN _ V.. e3nng h3ni.lt U IT\ and 1ac1ng 3 ma \tmum Pvi>tosneo O•ongoe Cout te<•llO 1n l"•t certom OCMMJ 01 ABOVE OESCRtBEO. 011 II\ C·H~ar prt'>On <erm Bell appearl'd h<:tore a Daily Pilot Octob41r ) , lllO-Tru91 1ueeu1eo Dy CLAuS 0 ° GAS WELLS TUNNEL!' federal mag1'ilra1e rn t..anc,a<, (I(\ "-an and \l&ml:'ler. 14 2' '98' JUSTESEN e nc ANNA AN D S HA>TS INTO was released on$ S 000 hond H l· "·'" ordrrcd '" •08 ~~! rr~!,~90"~~~1~;0 ,:;f ;~:~~~;IJR~~CEA~~~i to a p pear 0<·t11rt• J l<'daal m~g1.,tratc in MllC NOTICE '" Boo1o. t40t4 01 Ottl{;111 Rf! 1-ANC HEREINABOllE OE W1ch1ta NO\ 27. coro1 ot seoc:I County •••SCRISEO ANOTO BO'Tl OM Th °'" . I•' I' •II t . t • , , 'h' ,,, FtCTITIOUll llU81NE88 DOQ« 1040 RecorOe< S In· SuC11 WH1PSTOCi<EO 0~ c -o·~ear-o u ,t: 110( lt:r~ \\at l are,tu NAME ITATEMENT ll<ument No 10971 Oy O•RECTIONALLV ORIL1.EC: with use of a telephone in coca1nl· J1stnhut11rn The ro11owino per"tOnt .,, ru son 01 o oreocn or oel1u11 wE~LS TUNNELS ANC and attempted po%l'S'>tOn of t.:o<:arnr F al h ooing Du11>ness as v11100• '" oaymen1 or pertormence SHAFIS UNOER ANO Bf could reCCl\e a ma,rmum ol li\C H'ars rn 10r1Yf! LTO 151 M;elmu• ot '""' ODhQOllona HC:url'IO NEATH OR BEYOND TliE d < \'i ()()() j' . Dri•e Suite J5 CO~la MHB !rtert Ov •llClv01no 11111 EXTERIOR LIMITS Tlo<ERE. pn<;on an a 1 • inc CA 92626 t>•eocn or o.1au1t Notice ot o F • r u N NE Ls "N c The arrest of Bell 3 cnnd11to nrng tanat11. W1ll1em \/ Hema Jr •51 wr•C" wn rfl(;CJ<Oe<l Mey 6 Sl-<AF"TS UNDER ANO BE en JO\ mg one ol h1~ best scasom. surpnsed dnd p(,1ttmus Dn.,e Su•t• J~ 1<11!5 u R&eoroer' rn ttru· NEATH OR BfYONO T.,.E ~hocked an .ilread~ troubled louthall trarn .\ Co~!~1~:,: g A ~!~~~ ,5 , ~~~ ~~ P8jB~~~2;~~~~ ~~T~~g~~,~~~Rl~~E=~ 11-1 los'> tn \an F ranc1<,lu \unda\ dropped the Koimus 0,,..,e Suite JS TO THE HIGHEST B1DOER r u NNEl EOUIP MA'"' Chief~· rno rd to \ .. g and 'itr~llhei.l <hl'1r ln\1ng Costa Mes. CA 92626 FOR CAS,.. •owtu• rnone-. 01 • AtN REPArR DEEPEN Slrea~ to a tcam-rcuud \C\en \lra1ght Tn1s ous•n•n is CO" tP!f' .Jn11eo S111es or o ANO OPERATE 4NY SUC,. 0 d ( h I 1 • H h d Oucteo b~ • •1m1tt!d perln• •Vt•e• s eN<• Orowr Of" • WE L t S 0 R M INE S n 'I.I on d\ It' 'i o"' ner ~mJr uni a y,1p "'"' o• no1•on11 Dan~ 11 w 1rHour MQWEVER 'THE tSSUed J \tatemcnt IO ljUCll rumor\ that head Wrt1o•O V 111'"' "'"' 01 ledt1tt1 er.Oil union RIGt1T TO DRILL MINE l03lh J ohn \lat k O\ll "'l>UIJ tx• d1sm1 .. !>l'<l This state<Tte<'t was ll90 O• &'10lf!O< 1~t1$0111nga S"O~E EXPLOREANOOO The lather of '\l3n 1no Jcfl•n\ne back f...C\in w11111~Coun1v C'4W11 010r. 1flo ><>•" 1uoc•111on com•· ERATE T!'<ROUGH • ... e le' ... -•no.. ')Vntl 0" XIO~ 25 C••eo r lh1S ctoto Oii l>OV•ble SURFACE QR THE l.)PPER R ns'i died ct\ 1.·m1ght \4nnda\ alter a t>nel ,99., et 1~ 11,,.. ot s.Ole 1111 ,,9,., !> o o ""EE r o F • 11 E rllne'>'i 1<2902l1 111 ,. enc 1n111u1s1 Fl&IO by ·t SUBSURFACE 0~ S A•(' Hunl Jnnounll'll v. n lnl·\J.t\ thJI &II hJl1 I> •O'•"'(\(f O•&l'Qlt COHI ., ··ullM n '"'II .•• P•OO-l ANO AS l:IESERVEO [h b h • 0 1111, P c• Ocie toe< ~, No-e<h "'"'°'" ,.. SO•O Count¥ THE 11:1\llNE CQ~OAN' a been granll'J .1 fMtJ k'<l \l pf j \C'nu· trom t c ¥9f"\Del ••• ]' •985 11no Stetfl ()MC ... D@(l H IOI COFIPOR~T·ON IN ... E team Th~20 OW\ OEEO l:IECOROED '"'BOO" Evert-Lloyd hints she'll retire soon Pereei I LOI )4 01 T•ecl 9277 P"Of i 56 ANO N Nt '296 H ,,_ow,, or o BOOI'. 111!34 P"GE 38:' ----------'l"llCJ •ecoro~ '" Boo" 2'8 BOTH 0~ Of~IC AL "If SUPEfllOA COU..T Pio• 30 to 33 1nclut1MI Of CORDS OF THI STAT( M1sc e11on41ou1 Meps re- OF CA.L.,OflNIA cord' ot tne countv rfltor~r TtuSIO• .J F PARR1So.. FOfl THE COUNTY ol HIO C.O\llllV ANO PHVlLIS P ARRIS>< Of OflAMOE Porcfll 2 A non·••CIUllY4! Ttofl •<reel 100f... en1! In ro tM Conaonrot0tohlp •Pounenont eesement '"' otlle< c.ommon O&S1Qne11oro MllC NOTIC£ of IM Pot"Mfl •nd Eollato of 1ne ourPOMS., Mt fOl't" 111 11 on~ or t,.. raol prooef1~ MELBOl R""I-'\u~traha (.\Pl -('hn" VIVIAN L. H A,.lE. Con-1non~tnetor>Oo.Mlertbeo d U <'11b 11 tl ~o n voo " E-...cn-Llo,J 1hr top-rJnkc:-i.l woml·n·, <tnn1~ oorvot" ,.,,.rt•Ll•\I Sttetoon 1011noc 1Purparteo101w1 1essn1-1a1 ... h c-No A· 1"9Cll , ..,11,11 d11Clorotion o t C0\/41-Avenue 1rv1ne CA 112114 pla)et 1n thl' \lOrld. hinted I hur,da' th.its e NOTICE Of n•"'' cnnoitiona ono r• Tl\o unoe<sognee Trv11"" ma) Clln\IJN r('tlrt'mt.•nl 11 \hl' ""'"' thl.' SI 'i ,..IV.ATE SALE ,1,, "°' -11eor04!d M•v :;>O d1.cto1m1 e ny loot>tttt) '°'any mtllton o\u'\trJhan Oix·n "'h1L h tx·gtr'I\ ,t( Of flfAL "'Ot>ERT\' '"' • r ~oo• 96'' 0090 •r>e0<rectnesa ot tll• "' .. ' K \l d No11ce •s ne<•t>) 01...,. 1• o• ie lf•l•• •9COfO• or .. .a •OdrM• ano ot"4lr commof' 00\ ong un u n a\ 1~ ... ,.0,. s.gnoo 11 c ,..,. , 11,. ,, "''h Of"iijnAtoon " ony -"OWr "I lan ~'l' lhl' end 11fthc rodi.l, '-ltd thl· ~~-tervoto< .,, "" ""' '-EA ~ .. 1,,...,, odOrH• or N>retn ~rar-old f hmi.1.1 l\Jll\<:'( "ho C\plarnrd '>ht' 1 ALE CO'l-"f'~ w·l't4'1 •t Sa lUt ml'i'\ed thl• ,.,..11 prrp hHJ'tnament'> f Panasonic p11va1e .~ 1 •n1t "'ll"•st , , 1"" r...-~""'°"'" "41<-•· w•cnou1 covenan1 0t war h \\ I () h or>e 1>e•1 r •OOf" ~ • ttoo ,, •",er e "0 , •1nty HP'"° 01 1mph4IO •e Natmnal Jnd "l'"' \oul 3 {'\ rx·nJ lO t (' 1er-m1 •nO ((In.,.•"''"~.. .. .. , ...... •n t>P 4081 o••d•no trtle ~!On or lWO-\liC('I.. lnnit ( l1"1t:n ht'lJU\C c.ht' nll"' ncc:J<; a 1nef'l0t ment•O"f'J ""Cl -..1 ~ Yto04''" von• "•'''~"" oncumt>rance. 10 e>ey the break hcl"'t'l'n t.•urn.inwntc. ,ec:t to conl11met.or o, '"" ·~,. .,,. ,.,11Qnod rw1rt11D~ unp••CI t>ol1ne o 01 11>"' "Therl· " \Ul h ,fr nth tn "'lln1C'n'" lcnn1~ •l>O,,...~otoo i:our1 M o • ·~ ""' 111 to1Plhl) '°' •n'f note(ll MCurcKI t>'t H oo " Decemt>« 10 •98'-01 •o 00 '"'"''' ,,_. MIO ,,, .. , Ot11t110 or Truot 10 '*'' 'IA. 1th m.th h('\ \II dtl\C thdt It n•Jlh t.al..e\ a lot AM 111 1~(1 P•r~ ..,_"'" w""• ,1,,,. rommon S 1 !o '" 908 llO Ml •n<:IUCI out of nw \hl' "lrd 8ott>Oe 1110tld Ca1>•nr111• .i 1,"'0" •t •no as oro....aeo "' 11a10 ..ll ldn .... 1n lhl' \u,lrjlt,rnO(ll.'n 1t m1ghtbe r19n1 tlllOlll'IO •"'.,"'''"''"O !'.4~ "'"" .. r• moo• "ot&s tovenc .. '1 onv I ' con ....... , .. 1n •no tn ""' '"''"°"'•••r•nh ••[lr"s O< .1n(lt1tti..111rm1of ... O°"' H'ttr(' allhnuith "'on l "'' thdl reol pro~ly co""""""'~ •mr•...o '"O"rl1.,,0 1 ,.,. l'<I~ Ct• l•utt •-cllotOM ono 1"'go1ng1o harrx·n · d"'Of'•ted as .,,. ,.,oio .,.,~•<>• C" .,.,~ ... ,.,,,.11,._ ... ~n-o11t1eTru11 .. ono Dunng her l11n~ \lj\ JI lhl· t.11' C'lhclon 111 9'\100 CorOl'e °"'Mot (.oh " ··"""' , ... ,, r.r """'' l>•I "'It'll'""''" er .. tod t>y t'l•(I \\Omrn·, tl·nnl\ l h .l\d hd\ "'on V..1mhlt-dnn IOl'n•a deeet"•~ • 10l1 • 1..-.0 ,,1 '"" No•"'" N 1'141< 0.-0 °' Tru.tt LOii 5 111'10 7 (II AlllC~ , l1 Ot>l>gl "'<' 'M'C\J .... '" ••Id '"'° b9Nrllclll)' undef MIO thre-e 11mc\ the I rend1 ani.l t \ Open" St\ ~nut>dlvtlliOn ('It L0<on• , .•• , ,.. , ,,1.,,01t o-o 01 Ttu•• ~of°"' e• \Imes and the \u,tr,111,rn 0()1.'n I" tl't' oet Ma• u P9' "'a" ,....,eo, •no ,1,,11, '""'' u r:>rc,,,l(lod erut.O ano cMl•...,.90 to ,,.. "I \!Ill hi\ e 111 pl,I\ trnnl\ I IO\(' lh(' <KOto.CI tn Boote. 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NJ1 .... pet') M -f.C Count., Oft Octobs 'll ~ ~ .........., ,_ ._.. .,_, ci ..,., St'°"f 111...tceio 1 -... ~· ,. ""' ......... t 1h;ha• (TW)..... , __ .,. __ ...-,c•-Pu{'lltfled Or-no-c-t -~!lf'M ~ ~ ~ 'Orlrl9" 0ant O•"Y "°' ~' ,. ~ Dr-.. C... 0 .. t, PllOI 0ctoMt l 1 No-Ody Ho! "'-lber ) I ,., 't ttH I~ Piiot I\, 29, ... ~ ' ,. ,,, ttU 1t 1 l'1'\ 040 Oeca•• $ ,... Tl\..tt1 t11,~1 .. 1 THE FAMILY CIRCUS ''P J can speak a foreign language! He's sayin' stuff I can't understand." MARMADUKE by Brad Anderson "Suddenly, there's nothing wrong with hlml" DRABBLE t , . I I ~ ,_, I i f& .:. ::-~-··':'" --· -. :.-.... ,--:-·~ -~ -a? 'j \ .... -~~... ~ .!' .. *''"'~ "Wh•t do you me•n you t•n't find the r•k•?'' DENNIS THE MENACE by Hank Ket~ham • TKE 6REAT OUTOCX>RS w~·r.' I J I I by Kevin Fagan NO, 0U.AU~ 1. ~E.\Jf.R iOC*: T~f.M ~ ~RCM l..A6T '1f.i\~ PEANUTS WOULD VOU LI KE TO BU'f' A CMRISTMA5 WREATH ? TUMBLEWEEDS ROSE IS ROSE ~ost I lAW{T 10 KW> WACK ~ 'IQJ, GARFIELD by Jim Davis "TlW'~ UIN ! HOW'S MY fAVORIT( TALKING-~CA LE? ARE YOU Rf.AD<.' TO WEIGM ME? 0 0 tf.'M l?AV'f~ JUDGE PAJlKER I ~ No, KA'rt:> CNIT COt-J.E OOT AND PLAY. .. 0 by Harold Le Doux I KN()IN eeCAUSE HE TAUGHT ME TO SWIM .. ellT IT WAS IN THE OC!AN I I . .... BRIDG F Neither vulnerable. North deal~. NORTH • J 1064 .., 6 4 O AKQ107 +AK WEST-EAST + 3 • KQ 7 '? 1092 "7 AKQJ87 0 9854 0 3 +87642 +QJJO SOUTH •A 9852 . 5 3 'J J 62 • 953 The bidd1n1<: North EHt 1 0 J ,, Obie 2 ,, 4 • . Obie PHe Pa .. Opfn1n• lud. Ttn of w .. , PHI Pa11 Pa11 \Tuat ht-cause the defender• art trying to do horribl& thln11 lo you d1>e1 not mean lhat you havf to eub mat mftkly to their nefarlout 'c:hemtt. St.and up and fiJht. We undent.and the fruatralion that led E11t to double four 1padea. However, IL 11 not a IC>und ladle al thit vulnfJrablllly. even at dupllc.t... Unle 1 North has taken ltave of hia •en"••· thf ~al F.a1t ' by Garry Trudeau by Jeff MacNally •,:, ~ ~--.-~~~::::l by Charles M. Schulz OON1T l/OV REALIZE 'l'OV'RE ADDING TO rnE OVERCOMMEIWALIZING OF C~Rl5TMA5? by Tom K. Ryan by Pat Brady USE THE KNIFE ca11 hope for as a one trick 11.-t. lie 11hould simply 11it hack and takf' hi11 medicine. We1tt led the ten of hearts. F:a11t overlook with the ace and shifted to his 1ingleton diamond. Eut'' villanou11 plot was obviou11 to declarer -the defender was rt-turn o ••• 0 SHARIFF ...... ~ inl{ a 1lngleton diamond and hoping for a ruff. Even with all hands on view, 1l l1 not easy to 11ee how that can~ prevented. ~Ince Wut's nine of hearla la an entry. At the table, however, declarer found a fool proof met.hod, 11 t.bt catda l~t.hwart the enemy'• plana. He won the diamond In dummy. cashed t he a~·klnr of c:lubii and then led l he jack of apade" East wu forced to covel'. Declarer won the ace and then delivered lhe eo11p d• gmc• -h ltd the nine of elub11 from hand! When We1t could not play a rlub higher than the nine, It w11 all over. Dttlarer dl..-ardtd dummy'• rf' maining heart lo'ler and commun1ca lion between the defenders' ha nds had been 11eve>,r11d. F.asl was able to win a cluh trick he had not an ticipated. but he had no way to get to his partner for a diamond ruff. No matter what he rrturned. declarer would be able to win, con CHARLES GOREN ced4' a trick Lo the muter spade and claim the rest of the tricks. All declarer loJJt wtu on.-"pade. one heart and one rluhl .. For l•f.,.eUM eh9t. CWlee o ................ ta. .. ~ pla7or1, writ. Gen• lnqe LoU.r, P.O. In .. 21, Otlaa4o, Pie. n802"'4H. ._ __________ ................................ _____________________________ ~~-------~~---- • CALL 842-5678 IF CALLING FROM NORTH ORANGI IF CALLING FROM SOUTH ORANG! 840-1220 411 llOO rT'I UD TO •IVE LR WAI OllCI IO IBAIY 1111. I FOl19 IY HE.-IOllE MT 1Y LOORll 11 TIE IM. Y PlOT'I etAUIFBI. 1..,.11 • flD c.r ... ••t •r 2122 rm.. 1144 ,,........ • ..... ,....... • ...... M iiifii tfikJ BEAUTIFUL lg 2t>r 1be ..... ... l .... eJ WI .... A... 1 B,_ cozy UOC* lft2 AMqlUte betg.it'I • don't front l'tOuM M.w c.rpelt. 2+-2+~11 loft Mlcto, dlw, Want 1 .-..Ctlon of gr•t ltOYe. retrtg Ow999 .. If• I• II• mite Ihle OM1 PreetlQIOUt pe1n11. bllndt. kllc. balh· all bltlne 1750 tee 5514 I ..._...._8 .. 11 1Mng? We can ott. any-~5 ~ ~7 ~200'!!'. PWil City Old Town 18', 1 3 bdrm, 2'A balh EXEC room Jnet ger . wld , TILllm 111-.... ILTIALllllY ~-u !l'W thing lroni • emall ap1' .., ..,, ..... ..., .. ._,,, !oft Condo Avl!M OK 21 townhome w/eecurlty, l10Ye, r-1rlg . frpte, lg er .. thtaklng 180• OCMn I • 4 bdrm hOuM If toe*· Hdrm 18a. ,,~ ttvu Jiii. <:.it 64.a-o&2i POOi, •Pl t tenntt. Try petto. ulll pd, evall now. 3Bfl281,2c81gw.Nopet1 plu• full mount1tn vleWt. &PUT9lm 1 Ing tn CM. NB, or HB Completely remodel•< ltat1l1 tt 11.llt C .. CK VOtM AO , T .. f••TDAV ,.,. Oltf~.,_,-,f,Tw.-lor ttflll'4'" '" ~ .C:Cute<~ Hew-.-. ... et. f a \'Ot\el'\I .,.,.,, 411> MC:~" ttt.e" 1<>-1. esown 0< IMM For S 11eo mo. 871-••H i..e I 1150 It ft)etl-6510 Wooded and Ml'ent, OM ~ MITI flU thlntl 01 ut ""' tor 1111 1860/mo Bkr &42·3850 • detlll• cell Petrick Ohl 38f 2'~1>• lrpte den Of ca 11~40 blodc to aand Yo.Jr own TheM ti active 79 1 ctlOkie of IONI living ---1114 . 780·8702 ~I gar, g81denW 11'9~/mo: SMYllfully loc:ated lalrwey private paUO Ewry room Apll ~~ure PoOI,.... I()&. fSL MOMT 642·180 2::r~~8a t~. si.::~c ,,, ltlf JliC)4 iidl !iGf 2bf· ·~ -~ • ..,, ... , ... -.<"' I ·~,.,.~ OPEN HOUSE SAT & condo. ASJ CourM 29R bright and eMg&nt, llke Ptlvll• patk>I or deellt, Weetllde 19dnn. lllW9 $850/mo Bi(r 842-3150 PIM.~ to OOW\ 132t 4 • • SUN noon lo 5 at 427 + den 29A XLNT 1 new. bu1tt.1n apptt1nc:ee gerege or carp()ft, In e r.trlg, tndty IK $475 pl'lt Wf#Nty 722.+451 j PotnMUla 644-1721 S1150/~o 980:3521 j Including mtctowave b11utlfulty landaceped ~· 64e..•312 2 BR 1'iba. vnalt patiO. ~ 11\CJ cr.•d -19411 H felfY •100tt r:~ .. ·~ -:~.:~ .!'?.~~.~ ,., •At .,,., "' en """'' '~' fOf #t\t(.fll •f lf\ev De t H UiOn\1bl9 .. ,,.,. haf ,,,.. co•t f>f '"• •ottt ac•weu., O/(UPi•O OY ff\9 •"Of ''"°''ctn Oftlw o. • ~-•n *'" tP\• hr\! n'•'''~ -··--· ----IBdrm S11e<)/1250 Mtllng H t Id •ly, 15 min wet~ to bell AIDe/, ~In Pit~ Jeamlne Creeie Pt1n 1 2Br UNIV. PARK ROIFF 2Bdrm I 1850 1 8edr~ S&7S lut ..... ~ te7S mo $48-2M2 teac:her tn Whtctlr 1-hfl UllMYllWM ' Oen. S1750/mo model 2br 2ba. au ier. 2 8dPentl'louMl2500 2 ~rooma t'l•Bathtea51 ,uppetu , --Rm,.. '30()/mo .,..8-23.57 5BdR t~~ ~ "f 831·8&38 or &40..e 1118 new cerpet, paint I 85 • ...,., ....... IM 121 llml mDT I oat tnOry rml $640/mo 2"~L918a IO~t~ ~~ Fem lhr 28 R2iA. tvrn ,. ,.., .,....,..,,... ft<,f &ti • • It )0 ---------. d••• '' ,...._."' '•O • O. \ •O~"'• •o gr ' --· I 1 51 JASMINE CREEK 28drm mo 11111111 & HC 1•1 1•-COSTA u esA 1ea•1 Pro "'r...... ... ...., """ ,. ....... ~ .. _ •~7a 8b4 7977 or &&3-1480 • • -"" ... "" ,.., "' ..... 876-1244 or 872-1795 trpl, w/d, ~ ·--~ IU .. YO MIS 28elh, Den. lrptc, patto. 2 · CCorner Center/Plac.ntle) TSl _., 141· 1"1 Connie 873-5231 wee °'"' "CJt ,,.. ~~ '" t •N"• '"•t~\ °'"'o.;110 •' 1 • ' ot •t ' ..,~, t'J t»•lt l\Ct Ptff tf'\f\1'11,... ~~ O•~ l•fl' Somereet, 5 8', 3 cer gar car ger Yrty 150-8384 • SunM1 e..cn Beytront Open Oetty'lOam-8pm ___ • ...., 1111* ----...a-•--••a.! .. •--i il,~M~!".!..-!!.••~t~ ~'. Pr1nc:rm1• only CulA M J,el!H !tac\ 21tf 1 e d rm w I J • c ~ !..! .,.,_1.,4 _ _2Bt--lli.Ba... '1'9T "'1'8T."'llM>mM:' f<IOrl-".Llla~~~ war~ .&Q-~tt.OO<t. fl\'f~0530 Nwpt Terrace condo 38r •••ST..... 11$3501..:..mo 7TZ-~ Sotry, No Pet• I ;:rt;., dr=. ~ IK Only 1500 fee 8 23 =llt~i tu;~ ~.:: Ital lat1tt Ftr Salt ltea" C. .. n Gtaeral 110 * TIIE ILIFFS * 2 Muter Sullee Arc:httect dellghtl Coatty & motl creative remodel, Prk- tlka Htllng wlmegnll bey/nit• tit• vtewe lr- replace1ble 11 dlaeount pr~ of S3 10.000 Fee. HuUng1 & Co &40-5560 COLDWC!U BANl\C!RO 2'~81 1975/mo 1 I 1175 Studio, enct petto Very N--OlllOI WTIM S750, quiet ~I TILllOT 111-.... bedrm, 2 t>-thl rrp1 den .. USTlll MC No pet• &45·3785 eluded $345 I• 4973 111-u UM 381 E 1ITH ST 2BR .28A. gat.~. NEWPORHAARINA APTE ~~~iw~~~m ~. -WAI&"..... 3BR 2'}, be Concso, dbl gar· nUIEIT 111-.... UnfVrn 18R IBA ept, fl() UnlQ~ 28R 18A Futur.. plex Oule1 atreet, 1 mt On the weter tuxurlOut OGC 1280 .. MC. ,.....,. One year new ~ on Poot1tenn11, flreptece, EMERALD BAY· 4b, 3ba gar le75/mo Incl utlll are renge/oven, dlt1-, to l>MCh No pett te75 28r 288 wtOen WIC erlOel 540-6959 comer tot 3 bdrmt, 2'-" Monte VIII• & lrvlf'le Ave New cpl/petnt gorgeoua Agent 873-4062 wood burning frptc Pvt Call Crelg &3\·12M hkup IQ kitchen frpk; b•lh•. deck with ocean 11150/mo 838-9427 or view 0., i;.C, gete, pvt la Ltl Ptala iela ger pvt petto $745/mo I .·~~~\· end gar Prvt !>Ch $1895 F ~m1811e11w1~n01~PCd-KMrtel31•~ and bey view Ctoee to 645-2991 bch, rec. quiet S2500 • Maneger &48-9794 • • .-Sorry, no pell ., .,. every1hlng.1320,000. 780-280l Ow l agt 2'07 • •ALSO* 640-5Ul7/l30-3777 U. ••.u n 3Br 2Be, lam rm. detached n Condo 2Br 288 nr SC Ptu It 2B• 288 Star11og et I 1395 ~ ger Big yard 1985/mo t.aguni ch1tm 3br 2 ba. 2BR. 1BA, frplc, garage POOi te95/mo incl Mal& 750..og f9 F 19ht 2br' Iba ap1 ctow 1C 111-1• ?51·3191 Pete lrpk;, wetktng dllllO bch, S800 mo 875-5809 or water No pell 83I·14711 28r 28a. pvt pa1IO. palnled beet. bay. quiet no pelt •18C~I ......... " ......,.. ... ......... . •B<> 3 F I North end S 1800/mo 563-8500 Alk lor Jim E••1·'"• 28r I Be. :;er •·. & clean New cre>t•. encl Nw;>I Penm 3Bdrm 2Ba 1250 645·9131 b4'f 8pM .. ., t>a, •m rm. rple C--,.1122 -...., "' No ...... ,.......... yrly rntt1 $1050-1 1200 -11~====:::::~ I Pool/spa, large lot. quiet. 675-5081 trtaa ••I Mar .,. t>eem ce1t1, i" S7 + gar ....... --.. Gone• tot but ~ant• be• I 1575/mo 831· 71111 28r 16a. bai(;C);;y No peta lat. tut. sec 225 2 p«· Ool<>fn 640--!>!I04 VJtle Rent•t• 875. 7015 ut pi.c. to nve turn, terr llWP•T~ IUllllll EASTSIDE . lBr. tBe No LlfHI lltHI 21 S2 sa26 Utlla pd 940.4030 10t11 No pe1t 850-17118 BANBURY CROSS APTS1 BRANO NEW 2Br 2be Opb n • .,,,_ 1375 645-7480 .. ,a ZJllCTGllY -..eAT WllT "'an. °' 2131594-858 I IH-·-2 & 38drml ae50 Up 1 blk !>each & Dey hai lMge duplex CdM 38, An lntri...•el"" pro"""rty ger, lrlQ & stove No P91• 3 Bdrm 3 Belh NMr Den ~·-18781"'-PtLn642..e&04 everytniog patlO 2 c-. 2 .. -F----.. r ... -. 'Vv ... ,...... I respon Adil only $550 ----Bd ,.,. A-W--~ 1950 ••• tl9) ""' _ .. ,.._,_ '._,., wlll'I many poulbOltlel Credit v reQ'd 831_2242 Av ell Nowt S 1175/mo Bache'Ot· 1 rm, u111t "" -•ltrJ _.. --•-. 00 1r r213182S..~8 ';'°.,. _09P 720-8030. 720-188« PrHenlly uHd ct a Mlhty or yrty. 750-1108 Petto, there pool 1650 2Br w/amalt d.en. eptt M , ,.. ,_, duplex, the owner·• unit CIRCLE THESE 1 -VIiia Rentelt 875· 7015 lrpk:, wood deck. tky· 38A apt W/0 hkup Ind() OPEN SAT !SUN 1..4 Luxury Condo 21k 2'~ be with two 1tory tlvlng living alone? S395 very 3er 2 'rBe Condo pvt r.8/d, t1ghl • Country Htttng room. lrpte/ler/lrg deek I 208 43rd StrM1 W/O, pool. ~ M 12 !>< room, torm11 dining & spacious bungalow poold5975 2 1'"°131 .. 11:~3'~r WHtMn S755 No1>91• 180~21•t M i 1~ 1 DELVXl:OUPlEX 'J'B~ mo~ 'Milli.-~ aome Bey view. C1n be• w/appls not far to New-MC ep _" __ .., 2Br 2Ba. frptc, garaoe. d/w 6A6·42112 or 645·9b43 222 1 ALABAMA ., l '·D• 112 blk 1o Channel M• n--emkr. Cape coo bdrm hOm• or 3 bdrm port call Charming 3 bdrm home. 1800/mo yrly Fee 7593 TSL MOMi &42-t50~ Nr Udo c.nt., 500 3111 NB S-400.. uttt Qui. hOme wltncom• unll •Ht.f1tO• WOOd llrs new etpl, din-TILlHIT lli-lltO wrsa• SHWJll YILUIE St 1 1250/mo 6'4-7299 ., .. 646-7787 850-11!1 CtoH to elementerl lnatanl appeal Ill 1700 3t>r rm aunken peUo. lrpk; STUDIO No Kitch frpk;. LUXURY I & 2BR IPll IUI Eutbluff Twnhee ._.., 38' M... to .,,.,. ..,_,,., scilool, 1011 St. Day 2ba flat meny extras S 1000 mo 645-2944 Incl prv oar & moll ulll .... ,.....,_,.,., ooen Catt to ... tht• one 3 t>tk to bch. S520/mo tr• Mo rent from $800 WIT •T1 2Be, 2 cer, 8" No Pl'• 8eect'I vi... Home wtga Well priced 81 $395,000 539-619? Best Atty coat lt-rrt ltac~-2111 759-7087 or 968-7271 2323 Elden Av b48·765• 1950 64•· 1 10 8-5 M·F & pool $800 844-2007 -----C.I~ MTA- ~ -- ~ATll* .,. .... ,... ..... 1002 !I EASTSIDE 1 BA Clean. nu C..t1-Mt11 UM EHtlide-Townllouae 28' L.lvtt wnere you have LIDO ISLE Sey View : Mele to ehr 38r 2~ Pentn \\\I I HI He "' 1 petnj Gar• yrd $650 avt FABULOUS Weterfront B E E •Se>ee11Cular IPll t>drm 2 t>atll new deCOf 1Ula Nl amltr prof MOO '11 t now 998-3434.5411-3155 1 Bedroom SSOO 1 '~ e nd Unit net ger, *I & 2Br. 1 & 28• aunn •··n•••AI• 114 ' .. nt OeGoralorFUAN Condo u I N lndry rm ptvl petto SA"""'-· ...,..., St3501mo Yr1y 873·1469 0f873-8707 --.r ~(At f '>I AI( $1~951 673"8,... nurn Ope1I, * .,_...,..llOWfl•...,.. ... 673-0072 61"'1753"'71' Eutalde 2Br IBe Optx IQ > mo -v "" 849-2440 S8951mo tat. 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Mtltilt I•" 1100 2 , Br 1ba. wd/t>urn'g llp.I Shores Yrly Sll751mo 28R 1'1ibl Condo ger I range Both compt red«: Aft 5 or wtcnd1 9-4 _.._ .. ,., _ _. nlQht llghtt & MnUtlon1I lllDLW Piii gar Lg pvt yrd w/poot Vitia Rentals 875-7015 1 P 1 d 11 · t 1565tmo·l 735/mo trg SpeclOUs 3Br 2Ba eecur Ot1Ye l>y lll07 w 8-lbOI 87~797 Newport H8/l>or Great poo re ·• u 1· nope 1 t>eaut : & 2 BR• all 1ty Condo Adults ~5 • 9 1 v d & c a tt Be tt • lllffl SH0,000 111 .. tyle ewaltt you In • 4 Beeutllul highly upgreded w/d hkup No doge 3 BA PENTHOUSE New· $725 mo Evea 646-28411.1 bt11n1 lrptc Mull... Pool1 Ctul>hOuae S950 751-8650 Mon-Fri 1a-. I Reec>/F 20 a 10 anr 21>< C.., Newer Bontt1, t atory bdrm hOUM In tl'le hlll• ol 20x40 Buddy nm Lrg 1825/mo. 557 •2337 port He!Ohl•. ocean view dlyt b4S.1134 l 366 Avocado v1111 Aenlalt 875-7015 I ept evl 1213 S298/mo model wllh 3 BR. beaut!· Nwpt $559,000. hv/dln area w/pvttman E'etde lovely oldr 2 Br. Iba 1000 aQ " terraoe. 18C Front apl 2BA 1BA,pat10 TSl llllT 142-1412 Townh<>oM 2 Bdrm 21>1 I u1il •MC 646-5371 Iv meg lullymaJntalned.EnJoy3 lllllll kltch2BA1ba•.Verynlce ~p.dln rm,hUQ8yd.2 tub $1800 MUST 00 710 JamH(8181709-6711 -\'lllTIUOl~f-11 plus den Pool. 1•c 1 ... bW .... flM sunny p1ttoa & w tde • encl<>Md patio. All unu. car gar IM now 11000 THIS WEEK 831·5776 (l 14)642•11271950. 7743 &VUWlf •• QUIET RESORT LIVING , I 1350 14'10 494·2649 ta I greenbelt• from corrier [ ized Agt 540-5937 mo 998-3•34, b48 1155 Marty 213_.74-23t 1 E"' -1Br frlQ, range, laundry 1 •Sperkttng hMted pool VERSAILLES CONDOS lll•ITI WUITll locattoo Good tow Int r-tf,fJ LAO BCH 2 BR Mobtte 1 •Mna Verde 2Br I Ba poo4 carpon No pets •Court yerd.,.... dlntng 28r 28• Alt ement141!1 l N/smkr M/F epptO• S375 rite auumebte loan -• .A Home l ow apece rent. 11111 Pnl II • llllMll New crp1 dlw. garag. S550/mo •V1gnet1e 880 areu ~ 1980 Ag1 831.496() S400l mo Nwp1t1rvln• 144-tllO -.. 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Beal• the restl 3BA 1'-"BA, reoenttydec·I Lg viewApts ne~1 10Perk 141·1"1 toSo co Ptaa iusteu 1>u1td1ng tloor to C4!1thn< Around~ 2br 261 two lovely decor 2be 2 ger orated. lrpk:. 2 car 91r j:rptc vaulted ce111ng1 tr9 2'4I Newport 81\td & llOUlh 0 glaH ground floor ""' FAMILY l•E I 8ae1"/Cta•n story w/gar kid• o~ kld1/pet1 avall now $800 645-2252 spa Prvi balcony L•1•H ltac• Si n Ol-o<> rr-ay 247" of pl'IOto copy 9911 7920 2 1tory 5 bdrm. 3 beth _Ctrtll ••I Mar 1022 539-6190 Bett Alty cost I 539-6190 Best Alty coat Newly reciecorated 10 wlv'-,,.., beach Orange Ave &3 t-5439 B• COM Pnme 011~ '°~ home toceted In Mesa del Ctatrll 2102 tlA'--t:field Child Oii S795 No pe1S Lrg patio lrptc gree •PPI only !>SS tQl ft IU•te 3 indM<I M11 Orlgtnal owner has I *.IUllllE OHU * Near bdl tnGd 3bdrm hee IHI. lt1d1 2140 B11u1 brand new 2Brl ww.::9 •855 0865• cond S6001mo 832·4190 Saa CltaHtt 2'7( ual ott1ces S 1 25 ~·' liken Impeccable care 0112Bdrm 2 Beth Like ,,..., JuSI S850 won't tut l Condo by Nwpl Cntr AP&ITlllm Lrg 2BR • den, cerem1C 2Br 1Ba No ttnd. ocn vu NNN Cell A<>o6f' A!111ll1 this 1howcue Re· owe loan 1285,000 others avatl no w ••ITllSUI• S13Q01mo 759-7602 I kfl Isl IU I Adult• rl!· r\r !>Ch, Deem C: .. I •. g•r 875-2311 decoreted, rellnthed I OWNER 780-8364 539-6190 Best Atty Cott 1 BA Iba 11ep1 to the Ill ••-11 lllTW ~ lllTI FIH llab•e Reis 6!>0 8421 viii Pd $995 '94·3044 2 c~p~r;' dr1p~ano '::ap!:~ CdM a .._t otticea S5Q5 kitchen cabinet•. new _ • -• Beautilut Garden Apls """' kitchen eppllanoes and I SPECTACULAR bluff vu of 48A OCEANFRONT. Nwpt w a I• r I,,! 2 5501m8 ° Presttoloua etegenl exec Pellot/deck• IQ& Heat llYI 11 llW Furn 1·Dr'11>• lge ov nod;: 4S98002_,.A:::;>2:0.S6009252 S 1100 1nc1 uul A ·c. p1c9 Malibu t!Qhll Owner will Npt Hrbr. 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'900 mo ullf Furnlthed room in C M value 11 $2119 777 2BA, micro, dthwr, )IC 0 9 8e A A home S300 mo wllo:llcfler PRIMf OfflGfl Sp~ I• ' $18$0/mo, IN 873-0708 I tBr 181 Condo Frtg. w/d, PRIME OUPLE.X 3Br 2Ba I 131 E tllh &46-68 18 mfe8t;BflU 1~~ ~y 8/3•1":74 croet prtv Call Chrt1 ~5-2535 NflWl>O'I ~t1tro 11111s11 im (714) 673-4400 Pill Pl.AOI C • I fll pool, jec AVt 1211 $1150 ,..., btk to ocean FrQIC. medl•t•l'f S5So lmo 14 Br 3 be. pool/9()1 3 oer •tta• • I 1 552·8007 aner 7pm e>atto 1 1100 49•·7748 I ~:'*or ~ Tlft ... H . fou~t ~~~:, n7'C~ p:: aoeas •w.n I ger $2211•500 963·&377 2BA tbe, I/pl oo-anllde 2BATba, 2 Cat QM Yard, •--·-H .... I 18 t rE 11th St 642.0858 ~ '".... 'P·" 1110 ' "n~t. '"' Mature td11 Utll lndry PllP llll&IMIT I • •---· .... of hwy Front PIM. ger """"'l leonlt beet toe ~.,_.._ --f•U b ""' horJ•1111m 1pl• !!JI!!.,._ wlluto dr opnr & W/O il2001mo873·501t 12Br3Be.pMpatlo.2Clt AHIUlll•W! ""-••" kltctl Sii~,..,.. 540-4 111 114 llM1U 1200/mo 7S9-oteo f,"IOI· wld. akytlghl• & Fr~ ... autted ceiltngl dbl I M/F non .,,,i.r Nice roon 'W" I e, Iron I 0 I lo r " 1 1 tjH tu•ury v., .. 111e1 DEAUT Ocean/bey vtew ' 2Br 28• E•ec Condo I rple Only sat&'" ~:;~ 1t2'~;:rport ger pool ~ apa NO ':'::i within welk!OQ dllllll'C'9 o l'!le9ant1y rurn Sl'lart Condo. Under merk•t II twnhM 21>< trple O.Ck• SpectlCular vtew on golf nwm 111-.... 1 mo • 28drm 2'-.B• I I occ S300 mo 557.771· ~fK.l"IA-1 Of MPll' I 192,000 Mull U lll beat 100 111 Cd"4 $1475 ' eourM Adulll pref'd No , -, TOP AREA.MESA PtNES 1 868 W 1111" • ~ .. ---------Owner 648-1252 ,873_8388 or 873-3735 pet• 998-7885 •Slee>• to Mnd n turf pays l8R, tt1te ,._, coiy trple. 945.2739 1164 4183 New COndo m1t M pool ••• OfflC"" 841\ ~~~ r I r~~tl~Mhl~ pl•• p\'t beelll lllde yrd. patlO unlQue Stud!< Cottage • ,,.. I \I yur ~ ""' :::o~u:~,~~r.42~11 c .. aercial Pr.,er111l ..i\,. 1 fJ c: ~.... • ••tt w t Rttv Oareee. pool IP&. Outet 5vt1ny u111roed oeuo. ..,,a., 277 '::~::;~' S\C \lut.n~~ -~ IJ<f" u •1 1BMt tty ooet '640 ~ ~·· S4t-2«T o.c• A•l•y entr•nce I URNISHL D ' Am or lllf HB l'lotM Miii< -----,,....4 "' ''"' • '°''"" VIII• Balboa, t>Hle to bell OplA lbf 1 l>4l untuf~ IOV9 Prtvl!C) S•SO 1\42 3117 1 llNf UANISHI O wuor clltnn, ttke doOt 15\<0 4q f, ••-··~· ,._,. ~ ...., l Huge t8R 1be P9'f for I ly hrdWO llf'i no~. n c:IMn 536-ot21 ,1n1 M~e:: :~ 10t •• " .... ~ ... hi~ -·~· be llC.C couple ll50/.llOO .-mitt pref maturt edit WEST$10~ 28' 1 01 ~ ffT•ss I •~..:-I 1• b "If ii,.. .......... ,.., ....... ,,i. ........ lurn AQt Jufty 646-7111 SS50 Ill . i.t' '250 crpt dfOI .. inturn S880 CUTtH. n•s. ....... .. ., •Offlc• Sl'loe>/Sto••i•• H 0 T I R [ -• a ULlll d•to.:JS 7 Ir oadwey I mo o Wtr pd S300 SWtllllC. "9• ...... -.-18-t tQ" A up ,_ C M ...... ,._..._ 1oe d9P !14& 2~8~ -·-- -c 2 Nl()jl! ''" $-4t 1au I I I II X·tg !Br ""'"""· ~ lltCil _,,1 Stt,, ..,.. • · · · . *"°'from l>*orty, pool, M fttt ..... OE:COAAT OA SPX°C"f l U ...., Y 9()1, IVtl MC .. "Imo ••••• A•• YILLAGI ........ , a Wkly ~-low ret• 12001molft0 ~.ft l H 0 G \)UY tf I M 15H)ft2 or 640-0937 -+q i.Ab A lftl __, 1 • 11U I UC>~ty COio _.,,,no,~· 5•111a1 · n ----a•a•1•1111• ~ d TV • m.tMd l9f'l'I09, "'---~ I I' I , . Sell y .. ,,.,.,.,. OAT~~~~OM ' 00 =··o~ ~~ r ..... '"•!!!J '4.'!lf ' t -l l \It.. l I 0'111111hblt • ~, eveJ! 916 N eo.t -. IJ'IC I ,. 0 J U T i ~UNITY, 21drm 2''8& L & ..... C "'· • i ,.. Ap•rt-•nt\ .. _, ~ .....,. .. ... .a .,_.,\ .'111 1101 , .. t e • 6 I I'\ ft , -,.. •~.-I --• .___ .. ~a.a 52f4 *.A M -Wl\"4t.,.._"ll,.,.,t'1V"Q-"• A-11 At-tJh.-..A t....., IQ •• Of rvn ,.__ _ _., ..._. ~ ,., r I I I =~~'::::~~:::: ~ .,.. •• n ... , ~~~y ~~:.,:; ·~~= ... =;s~ N .. ~~~~~l·~~~~.o ...... w.:,llMM~~ I R 1 0or--·~::.0 ~.~.:~ •••• ~ •• 1 642-5671 =='=""'°, .. ~G::.., ~·r:::i:. :::: ~~;'·~;;·, ~~'I.:'':' a": m-. ~'~"5 L. -L--A.-.1--"--'--'J ... ~~···,..:. :::.-..::""/..::.:· for information r.~= =i ,, 1.~ '11111111 -.n.. ~Hpon a .... c11 ~o NWpl 8Ml.CM .... ,4'5 ::::r.-L ...... to to eo ,_., JUM ... , • 1111 1 "'"'"' --. ID I -L1111 & surprisingly ~':!.r~~ .. ,..._ .... · :."· 30H weo.z•· :'!.~n ICMI A ... I 131-44 MJ. ,... por1 -..c:itl nt OOfl9' ... In .... if lowcost. ~~ .... 131 ,.ly .asm1w1 ~1 b•r,11 0• s121 •wt1eoi.no i11~, .... 100, '----------------------- ' \ ........... I ... J MM ClftiMl/O... 1411 T11UleaJ 1auut1 . tauutl uraJ IHI lta111l llJI 1 u llSI ' • Hg:•:u:.:. u=. If'°".,.. Ml CNttt for~2.'·~ ,,,, .... ..:·· iiiiiii11 111 " lllllYllllll::· ft=s?L'~·J'' rrc~~::~ ~r~maOFM~c: ,..._ a..t-am bodtk..., loc*lnQ tor• IMCtlHon "'"*•· a.no H1'4C.. TECH. Piece Wlft'llllll WIMlna to t.rllln 9Mtp Mlf• Immediate Poeltlon• No ~·· '40-228 ~ ..-. e""'801ng poalts:; TO'a. t10.0001wo. Ne I Hdlt dlalla '8lf'tQ pper. 1n • reaurne to: HIMQ ,.art• •Of!W °' lnctepend•nt alt ati a. QOOd ttpe. Dtnnet •t•rw for oomputertnd ex~rlence nec.= JUST SPL.ENOtO Hair o. w/prooeeeW Co. "3-.,...,.. /ftlO ~. •• Cl'A h , ~ .c.I. ,,.,, 5000 lltctt Sl. SutM OCH'ltrector ~20 houee. f bl!( fn>m tnMI rtMtVatlonttt posit.Ion Muat ~ ta or over llgn• 11 Npt Pier teaing M Denieoft MeOCI en.1s11 W Conelderabte exper req noo. ~ IMcft. bMCtl 211 lfoedwey, Entry leWl. ltert lmmed advancatMnl PGUlbfe app1. Pi t 1tyt1tt & manr. wlllefled "°"'~tencM SW'Y~ CAi2MO 1aJee 1111 Lao. lch 491~72 NB l)rMate chib Call NO etrlk• or ia,on.. ar .. tloo.Chelfr...-1 UM llll !!!!!!!!!!!!!.--! part ume. CdM. c.r 1f41 et1-osa1 Of ;;;;; __.. ... w•-• I 815--0900 for eippt. plettty of work, To ••· 575-&232, e.tf.2008 i:Aa::,;t!s:;a.::•~"---~~~ t:30-11:30AM1 ~M 2131 &•335tl TMbJcal/Tr .. lt ..UY UL.a -· .,... wanms range lnt8'VW, c4111.. LIT,.... AHTO. CIW1'yWOOd .,.._, !!!!!!!!!!!!!...!!!!!! U\IHI Houeaaeeper LC CdM Pl tlme AM Ofc ._, llft "ne itOl'9 .... Ing quell-WllTUml Ewty 8rMICfeet ehltt FfT. (11•)M1.... A8'p rtl.lable perwn to x-cond. *350 '4&-!1211 ~l'DIUL£TS Nwpt lch time. Full• ~ bkkR• bill~ n.d ..,_ P4"0ft· Pro-..... Wllllll• .... (111)1N-1•11 .-it !Nllaoet. run .,. Clre. 1890. «"round oak ~ ehefge, toP l*Wf\, gc lype e76-2l O bet I-2etn ll.llTIW ~ ~renc. S .... 1l I.......... BrHktut Shift Part-tlmt •• _1 rand•. do odd Jobi, pick · pedeetal Ible w/1 leaf IW~ ..i&ry. 831-111& .,,-' &Ill ""8T 4-t Yffrl expetl•nce, daY9 per weel(. FTP PIT 6tr/I~. will treiln. Wkncla. Guaranteed top. --up pa111, etc. Muet heve Xlnt cond 1395 te2-8&4& IUWIKl\'1 T:==:...IP!.,..~~I tor recall corporation. commerclallln1erlor1 ~ Apply In pet.on Mpm wagee. Bu•y purchaalng dept. gd drtvlng rac. &42·7148 Of 873-0825 Ottenl. Yount ti Muat type 50 WPM OC"-170-0102 *.. .... • Tutt ·P:r1. 1870 Newpor1 Lim.. Good typing, to key, -·--l l JOutt ·Arctic TfXeA@ICM SCHOOl. dutlee lndude eri-ancta. MECHANICS HUP!A, EARN "'°°41200 PIT Blvd, C.M. 84!·$4.41 Full-time nlghtt phone akllla. 11&111"1U111 •w-5 ''I ll8ffl YOU do IT CHRISTIAN MINISTRY. compulat Input, ~ own toola. Maco......,, S2000 -seooo. FIT Your -·-Apply In f*eOn, Vlll-ot BALBOA BAY CLUB Raap. fOf" malnt .. ~. I " 1iiiillll11 W .. ..._ &42 t1a1 8 ~ "O ·-..-/ 13"1111 -•5-• 27 Call btwn t-4 Mon-Fri f()( errand• & ~ral clffn· .,.,... • .,...., ,..,. lhOWlna my you • ordering. 4,. • ., te31 Plac.ntla, C.M. own hre no exp .,. Exper. ho9t .... full/pan Inn. 1 Merine Ave, apl)t. a..5.5000 ext 520 up. Mu1t work well LES 057.-8133 '°" a bMU1lful rain~ ..U Karen NIT~ TIU * s s time Starting SS plhr Balboa l•l•nd. wtl)eOP!e l have a Calif. ~O~ '!'!-0:''= Malal1tr1 " SlM LP.A NI T!RMINIX 1nternallona1 ALE Al)ply In pattOn. btwn DRIVERS Croes Country. drlvtt• lie. Approx. 30 *SAi.Ei SALE!* '· J. h h • 1>·11am or 8·0pm Mon· 11111 5130 no·~· nee. Calll. llc. req hrl· flexible .. Newport Retr"-'atOf'I S129 & Up gr~I. How d VuU d MAN·~ need• '*l t '04.IO tu the nallona IMd•r In • Thu,.. The hach HOUM . apply MacGregor \'tell"· Phatmte*Jtloala, 807 w. w .. h;. ' S99 & Up IT? ftUILI\ .. non. yplng, phOMa, tt('mlte & peat control hH (t .... ) e 10 SIMpy Moltow Ln, AFTER 183Q Placentla. C.M. 18th St., Nwp1 Bch. O .,,, aa/el...,., $""" • Up etc. Contact Judy lmmed. ol)enlng tor L.,. Bch No Ph ~1 . -ry.. gt ...... • t Immediate opening fOf' fUll 494· 1034 9:30 to 5pm. outllCS. r°'11e t~hnlelan Prior plumbing sales ~ .... · one 1 EASV ASSEMBL V WORKI llW 11•1 0LUllll "Complete Line of Home ume Olstrlc1 Manager. Ill_., ..... Exper. helpful but not mu1t. Ouarantee + com· pleaM. SCHOOL s,~.OOP•Pet'Y-2,00t . ~uoatE•~: Energetic people who ALFLuArnPIP1hLl1'!.g•c"es •-nee. We wlll train. Muat mlaalon a.name avall-mT 1111111111 ..., ....... 9. n-. need tle:x hra. $5.50 to r1N MU11 enJoy W()fl(lng with Orange County Alrporl he11t valld Callf. drl....,.1 able. Full or. Part-lime 18 & o....,.. Wiii train, etu· JOBS p«lence/No alee. ..,_ S8/hr Cleenco 780-7274 F.U, l1ar .... t4 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil ~~~en E>1perlanct =-~ ~~oe~: ~~~d~ '::" 0~/~~o~ ttfr~g~ ,e:~n Monda) d...-ta okay. FIT PIT. Oa~ ~~!:t .=;=:~eeeed OPERATOR/PHONE SEC l111ffetf ... ... · ate an IBM PC. account· 11 I 1 & eve. Apply 1" pereon E•RN ELAN VITAL .903 Now hiring for graveyard UNIQUE FURNITURE FOlll> ADS ARE FREE Cal: We offer an excellent ban· I~ b11ekground, In AIP ~~alt ve1nc::i't~ ~ .. !8. ~~ Tll UIL 'I PL~ Mon-Fri. S-&pm. Club 17 ft 3419 EnterpriM Ad, Ft. shift. A~"' In person. 1947 S. Main St. llt>r ·~ ~· ..... 1870 Newport Blvd., C.M .... ~82 'I Stnta Ana eflt program. paid v• A R, peyroll. llllOfd pro-xlnt oompany benefit•. 1528 Newport Blvd.. 11 &4$-5«8 MONEY Pierce, FL ~ 250 E. 1 111 St, 1Ylte I, e.llone & holld1ys. bonut ceulng. Call 55&-0353 C a I I 9 4 9 • 0 2 1 4 MeN. See Dan. CM 8·5 M·F MS. 7565 Btw11 Edlng« & W1rner on "'"'"'am and dental In· f()( appl. (8 5 )0 1 1 •••RI ••-•a _.T/--•• PRIZES FLIUL llltllll · · · Main St. See the Beerl ........ am-Pm r •PP Y n _ .__ -.... ,.,_ Full & Part-time. '40-0012 PUl1 •fYll 1-12-1urance. Salary plu• lllL FIJUY person, 1538 Newport Permanet'lt tull time • ..-F• lllYIU 1 _.. 6 " mllffge relmbu,..,_.t N • • t •PP• a r • n c e Blvd, C.M. EOE cieritl. Apply In pertor Hot1Hut la IOOklng IOI TD~ Fill/THIE PAY tu:!;:-.~~11~: Open lo.-6: Sun 12"5 _____ ...__142-1111 ~~i;.aQl~~ ~Jc Y· wu -NHllUI U>am-U.noo eQe<Qftkl.baat..hoatMMt 11\.1".l-. p• ... 1n•l Wiil 2431 w Coat-Hwy. N.e. ee-dbl ~. rro.1-tr ... -perton et Oajly Pilot, 330 train Off by noon Mesa Statlor*•. 270 E and fooc:t MNtfl. Day a an• ireen, x1n1 cond, to cu 11. !~~~~~~~~! Watt Bay St . Co1t1 675-5010 • Immediate opening for 17th Sf. c ~ night ahlf1a avaJI. Apply Ir hltnrlel tfM • OpportunltlH avallabla P&IT Tm 225 Call 613-7379 M... Ca Apply 9-11 u··· uoan••y qualified ----... Harrlt S•'-~reon 2·8Pm. 1885( UILY PILIT with the LOS ,6,NGELES Newapeper home dellvtfY. ... x FOUND a.tut 12 w1t1 otc • . .m. (Cl la --....... ~. -Oc I TIMES Clrculetlon De-2·5AM l""hl van Of' ftr..&. KENMORE nASHER. Int a.m or 2...C l).m. rcu . lor Sr. Partner. Lltlg 1800, 1680 exper. help. Ra•• -•y ouo as, lrvlne. (of1 ......,.,, part-...nt In our door to up • .,.:,. . ...,p/mo. Call b....,.twftn cond. S250 •H· 1428 . •Pup Cocker SP•"'' tlon Dept.~ exper .. n-smllr, 780·888< tul E>ccellent company iaRll."-MacArthur Blvd, behlnc. 11 you are IOO'klng fOf' extra ..... .-v '1emale, Adams/Delawart la•-• SllS benefits and wortclng Yll•l WllTll Reglatry Hotel) ependlng money. or llke door new1paper U IH 12noon-7pm 8.42-8015 Retrlg. 25 cu ft 2 dr w/auto •538·425l • cal/ su llllPTllllST condition• Apply. at the LOS ANGELES to go places Ilk• M-olc program. Guar•nteed loe make< xlnt cond -..nd· Cock•tlel: G11• llm•'I-for bu1y lumber company TIMES Telemarketlng Of. Lin fTAUAI F•1 Mountain, Knotts Berry hourly wage pb..t• com-Pll HllPTlllHST $295. 644-;271 1"" , wr-hou & llAllE -aey C ,.... Come to II Fornalo. ltallar F 1 p •·~ d m1111on. Houri: 9am L-ouna BMch Mtg Co. ----=--=--..,...,----1)Mehtaoe. Sa1urday 11 Back office dullff for Flexible rs con· -lkle In oatl M .... vvr Cifa & Bakery loeated at arm. or w n rl4<>'1 an •2pm or 4pm-9pm. Train-needs mature pereon for Walhel' & Dryer KenmOft ~Baja Co<lnthlsn Vacl'l1 Chiropractic otc. Wll gen I al atmospher e UILY PILIT new commission ecale •I· Fuhlon llland In the.,... Award1, Call us nowl We Ing 11 provided Potential ourtront offkleto()pet'•t• White. Good shape Elec. Club on a bOet 642-722~ train Salery open. Colt 751--0800 IOf' •PPt 330 w. Bay Street tows you to Hrn mort Atrium Court. We hallt ll•v• 1everal openings In 10 eam S300. plu• per ewltcllboerd, open & $125/both. 642-5937 • found: Dog. brown Lat M .... Wkdya 548-0076 SOTIY /Fiii Costa M•a. C1. than $200. In commlaslOt' lull and p/tlme poaltlom ~.4~.433~· B. or F. v week. For an Interview, rO\.lte mall, & aaat1t. with F•raltut u 14 I S t -•• ... l--l or call 642--4321 & wagee by Mlllng onl} avellable tor .. 1 ... •....,.p'* r•U·. 957-2000 e•t. 2481 per•onnel dept. work .. m 11 male puppy. an • •5 -... ,..5 Mon thru Thurs. 7 to 5 pm 20 aub1C<lpt1on1 a weell & _.,..., "' ...... " y-Flll"IT-lllE Ana. Nr Brt1tol. 546-377£ Experienced In Ledger Mull have good typln' PllSSllM ftLPEI It's possible to Mrn more cooks. (Mull epeu *&PT IUUlll* llllUL llLlll load & mite. typing. Type I II Found Pit Bull mix m•lf card. Medlcere/Medlca skllls & some bkllp' Pan time. Mon & Tues than $1000 weekly Engllah). PIHae cal YQung ambitious couple to 80 wpm, previous clerlcal LES 957-8133 pup. University & lrvlnt bllllng. lmmed. opening exper. must be depecn· only, appro>1. 4PM· 1AM. Hours are ne.xlble and tht Nancy at 640-•279 manage 21 Units In 5Costa Id.!!~,~~:!,~=~:'~~!~ exxlnpert pa· Yd•,·~~.:.t1W11eploun1era Antlq•"" Eur""'"*" Br .. k:· A CM 631 2085 Newport Bch 756-1055 dable, hvy phones. al Apply· PENNYSAVER office Is Freeway CIOM Me ... Call 855--066 ....., .,..,.,.. ,... w,._. ve. · -Lucy or Dennis 642-1194 l680 Piacenlla Ave. C.M. For mOfe Information eel PIZZA or grlll/aandwlch $3.50 p/hr. •tart. Harbor 4 day work week. Call lor front. prolesliorial con-i:OUNO Puppy Colllf PI T CHIROPRACTIC peraon1. 801 Glennavre IPT IUIAllll IHlll & MacArthur area. appt. verted to a bar Beautltul Shep, malevcty M-onolle BACK OFFICE ASSIS· SEOlnUY PIT 540..030l L-o. 0ch. 494-4772.w' To manage 16 units Weal· 540-9391 An TELONIC BERKELY burled wood & beveled & Slater. FV 988-3431 TANT 642-6903 t0-12 Hrs plwlt $6. p/hr l llOIS IHnl SllYIOE SALIS aide. CM. Mu11 be mar-llllU&. llLPll Ask tor personnel, glass mirror. $1950. UNO RI In Fede I I a start P9r90naJ & Real Ea· P~~~~r~:o:f<ng' ~: Enjoy dealing with the P /T llSIWU•I rled, aeml-retlJed & In Meture Neponll~ !Ml-_'i•!-9'91 EOE 760-1039 Of 733-1109 Hing -• • • tale Mt19m1, non41T\Oker • • ,...c_,__ Publlc? TIMI Pennyaaver L-oune 8uctt 41M·0850 QOOd health. S4!J:0•33 ....... "" d PlllTIH Ch /GI •• Wa"''nlt ..,_lng1ot-f1118. v alrTc Nee e for uey Or· Balboa Pennlnaula sona with or W/O exp. an Is look I IOf' friend I) Yldual to ..,... • 'Vht hen rome 1-. 111·v ID 780-<>US 1 thOc:loritlc office. No orthc lll-Hl2 I earn S25K 10 $38K/yr. Co positive ~pie fOf P•r1· R•taurant &PT IUJl&ID person to office maneger Camera/Ptateroom Aaal1-33"x 72" S 100. 8-46..&064 LOST 11114 Yellow LA exper nee. 495-0600 supplles truck. paid va<:.. ti Reader Ad Sales Wanted: Hahdyman-Re-Mall room. drlvtf and tant Knowtedge of ver· Coffee table (Flnlandla Sl-n••Y/P/TI med. t>eneflte & oppty fOf me HOST/HOSTESSES llree to llve In & mana.age other auorted duties. tlcal camera and PMT mak:e) bleach birch Retr, Male .wl choker I.I.I. - -•• adv ~2-2242 So Coun-positions. 3 days lnclUd· 140 H B del cond Call 640-8950 prC>QtSI helpfUI. Monday I S250 MM235 • chain. 'Tanner . Back Ba) Seeking a high louch hlol' Flexible hrs. 5 daya pet ty 495•1465 Ing Saturday 9-2 Outlet & CASHIERS general· m~~~enan:!: 1PM to approx. 8PM, 1-=ar_ge__,.. ,....-....,--,....---:--., ... Ev 768-2033 or dyg lech people peraon foe week. Mull be gooct Include telemarketing. pool care. etc. S.ala.ry UllYllAI Tues. 11AM 10 approx. ITALIAN Armolra, lrg 2l3t9•0-8311 our 2rogresalve H.B. ofc typist. good phone man· SllYJOl 111 phone & counter ules plus 1 Rm efficiency apt E.xper~ In painting 7PM. Fri. & Sat. 1>·5. $1800. OAK: din se1 LOST Small blk/wht dog. We valUe superk>f Mllll ~ & speaking voice & Air Tool Co hu opening Apply In perSOft 1680 C II 962 2~5 ft ~ and 111 mlec. repairs for Apply PENNYSAVEA, $1200; end Ibis S50 ea . r.ma1e. Balb6a Penln· with a focus on warmth & nice appearance. Ci l fOf SERVICE MAN Ca· Plaoentla Ave. C.M .... "' 1e,tlhffeltt4 M~-Thu~s. ask ~or' Ted private club. PteaM can· 1680 Placentla Ave C.M. display tbl $80. ci'lr $50 «rla Very old 675-e007 communication. It y Linda 9 lo 5 ~dayt reer oppty with good 11ltetle•I 9am-5pm Mon-Fri. SllY. ITA. ITTlllAIT WICKER: Et-01e<e S80. are aearc:fllng tor a oppl) 675-23 t 1 fringe benefits Mech SALES MANAGER. ASSEMBLERS 1pply 7arn 645-5000 ext 620 w/refs. Day shin, Sun. ott. chair $60; uaorted lbls REWARD: dark brown to grow and futnll you1 SEClnllY e>1p a must 645·2905 Expanding Orange County Choose one ot the only Mec:Gregor Vectt11. 011•1 IE U CIE•E S5. p/hr plus comm. $10-$50. Couch $500. brletcue. Loat 11113/85 potentlat. p6eaH ean us Corporation leeks exp'd choosleat reateurant 1631 Placentia, C.M. Newpon 0Mch 84._7151 king bed s20~. New S.A Heights. Important ""'•· Scott & Julie Ford small growing comput91 chains In the Southland Looking for only the beet whirlpool port. dah wanr --• t t ..-1 J ...._ ...,.. om an _ ___.s full llmf 1ndlvldu11 to manage &mllllT jot If f ,_ .... ..-.-.... . Uv7 842-7431 c p y ......... n-•rTTRt/ a lfl -Hamburger Hamlet, peoplfl lo n our •ta 0 SllY. ITITilll ITIIT $350. Botanic Garden 646-7171 secretary. famlllarlty wltt' r" ... ' •" sales dept uat ed •P· known tor tta great looc:t PIT. llve In. Nr OCC. top paid houeecleaner1 Full or Pert time. LAGUNA China c;ompl $350. Make S.:!.~;;I P.C.'s preferred. Se P&SnlPllTIST ~~:~~~h~~~l~~j 1ndclaasya1mosphere.ll 546-0517 for prominent NB CHEVRON 80•S.Coaat OFFR.645·62561vmag p/hr. Some word prfo-11 I I marketing solar anulp-you llke working with the llTI lnlJLR• cllentele. 642·3413 Hwy, Laguna Beach MOVING· Apt tun of An· oesslng, ans. phones. · Immediate open ng or ""' public -we'd llke to talk uw In~. etc. CAM OAT A SYS· exper typeseuer Must ment. lnoome opportunl· with you about some Mobile Car WI.Sh & De-IMMEDIATE UIPPlll/IEOllYlll tlque oak & picture COI- T M S. Ft. Va II e )' have have mark-up ~r d~~l:'r~t~.1 n~~rrv~~ greal opportunities In lhe taller. Exp needed. Gooc:t Office clerk, organized. lectlon. Lv Mag 646-7276 3111 ... DPll 241-9241 uk lor Adam. exper., paste·up back· Costa Mesa area. driving record. Apply In OPENINGS Self·ltaner. PIT 25-30 OFFICE FURN'. Dividers. ground helpful. Xlnl ban· 556-1414 person. TEXACO. 1800 50--0888 IM In & care tor 7 yr old SIOl'rY /lllPI eflt1 lncludlng medical a Bring references (lnclud· JambOree Rd. NB. Ask hrs/wk. C.M. 8 Gray/ctlome & smoked child, Laguna Bch. Sm .... ' h""h ecttvlty office d 1 1 TELEIAllnllli 1 h ~ ) d f Joel .... ,.775 National company now hlr· * ITllEIT·S * glass. Includes 6 desk Cell AM-lpm 494-3326 or -..., enll neurance. con· ng P one num.,..,.a an or · _....., I 10 le f t cubicles. Cost saooo. 1ell 1 ePM 67" •nhl!. -.;-.,;Oiiofl~*ioipi;,p..1ii*....;-"'I '"ka mature perso genial atmosphere. Con-PllOFElllllALI your enthusiasm, and ... 11111 ng peop 's" 0 1,.500 N -,,_.,,..,.., w/secretarl1I and bask tact Alissa. 642•4321 ext apply at our Personnel _ 11 travel the enllre.U. such Casual Atmosphere tor ~ /obo. ew 1...,eMltftt/IH If• bOOkkeeplng skills Con· 291 Full faceted phone oper. Office from 2..spm. Mon· for parking laclllty. New-a• Oallu, Miami. Lu Evening Work cond. 759-5433 MATUREFEMALEWANr~ Retlefreceptlonlst.genera strvctlon exper pref'd atlon. Big dollars tor day-Frld•yat. port Beacn. Full & Pan Vegas&New York.E11cel• Par1Tlme One sofa bed. one eota. £0 FOR INFANT CAREJ office. light collectlons Base salary $1400 Hra HA.Ill OIAST pros No eicperlence time 675-2790 lent earning• after a 1 5" to $7/hr.+ comm. earihtonee. gd cond 175_ ~·~~~~1tlme. re, :'!.~pot~.F~ee l0-7• flex. 842-6411 1 UILYPILIT .o:;'.;.J;1:.;:1" HAllURIER CHILDCARE: Need 15 hrs ~~-=~N~a~~~r,:: ~::.~~tervlew S100~0-1496/722-l472 -ert time fie h M TYPIST, p /T 1 330 W. Bay Street LET per week, own trans Re-but any previous public QUEEN bed S100. Lg table ~~~~~u~:':e 1°' ~rl Call i°' ~~·De~ Law Office. Newport Bcf'I Coata Mua, Ca 92627 • Salary HAI llable. dependable. Gd contact helpf\.11 All tran1· nAOlll/lle .. 11t1r1 & wall lamps $50 eact1 Ille heelt"" Car needed "Candy Stnpera Candy' Speed accuracy esMn M2..U21 • lt4ieal ~Hflh 1~5 Adam• Ave pay NB. 645-9360 poriatlon peld with return Lorig term sub. Private Loveseat S75. ~6-1326 .... 432 9888 tlal. hre. t1e>1 No ahorl· Call Jim Of Bob 615-5010 Costa Mesa, CA guaranteed. Mu1t be IChl HB trH 536-1« t REMODELING! _ Tble 67>3011 °' 474-9055 ........ • ** h nd ,.,..d 852 1u~~ E 1 Op"""'nlt -1111 • alngle. ambltloua and . 1• ========:b:==~ .. ~~~=~ • -... -v.--qua .. ~. • Y Pltl:-r.~·s~ A.l>P~ll 30 free to st1rt toc:tay For TUYIL llllT chrs, sot1, lovneat. lam Per~~ ~t hrs wit. Dry cleanere Interview call Ma Sopher Monday fllru Friday FfT rm group. etc ~8-7907 St11us Required 64._.421 Danny weekdya 10AM 'to 5PM 8:30-5 30. Sabre exp'd. Scandinavian cheat ot only at ~8-2083 ALSO. Out11de Si les dra-rs or buffet. tea.X •••••••••••• •••••••• ••••tll Pereon. Call 631-9040 $325. 963·1932 .. --.i al p · i • RIVER • .IAllTlaS TRUCK DRIVER w/DMV SOFA 196 .. 1 2 easy chairs "'iiiiiiiiiiii==iiiiiiiiiiiiiiifr=~=~::t=;";in-' -•nC lllt a • DELIVERY D • R-' .. -tlalcleenlng,wor1c· Printout.WAREHOUSE& qo-ft size' ...... (frame & • Ooof9-moldlngs-bay win· PllllSI WmlO I WftCllt PAINTER NEEDS WORKI • e 1~f';~1n. Mori-Fri 8-5. COUNTER HELP. hdbr'd). dlne'7t; set w/6 $2.17 per day dows, complete patio• Qualltywork. tree•t Malnt clean·UPI mowtng Int/Ext. celllnga. refln C.b.. Dally Pilot motor route : S5.50-S6.75. hr. u .. com-Hanks Electrlc Supplya chairs & leef, Priced lo lddltlons, quality WOf'k #425513 968-7401 tree trim. Free atlmatett (26) yrs exp .. Work guar. e e pany vana, min. 1 yr exp., 8-48-7777 sell 645-29t1 •477446 Paul 548-8880 RESID/COMM'L/INO 26 Mr Estrada 646-3381 Davia Painting 964-3837 : available In Huntington • clean cut. bondable. WEEIEll IAIAIEI Tradltlorial executive desk That's ALL you pay tor G llnes, 30 day mlnfmum In the E>cpert Cabinet Maker a yrs. Do my own work. Lie HAWAIIAN EXPERTISE TIP till.ITT PlllTIH • Harbor area. 1-2 hours • fluen~ En~~h&.~~8:..rr & leather chair, Ilk• new French ~lgn. Reas.. #278041. Al 8.46-8126 Tree trim, top. remove, In O.C 22 yre. Prompo• ft : eve. pt · -Weekend Manager for PP 760-6776 DAILY PILOT SERVICE DIRECTORY ::;,~~~!,~·2~~~5pm ELECTRICIAN clean ups. Stu ~9-1696 Reas rates. Reta 334950 : per a ernoon. • L I v e ·] n H ouse . ~~Ii t~o~ Ne:~~~')~ •isetllUH•I I 15 Llc.#233108. Small/large TREES * 131-1111 * • Call 641-4333; Mon-• ~:'f~~t~~~~~~~m:~: 2:30-10:30 A.M. Pickup Comp. twin bed wthdbrd KITCHEN CABINET jobs & repelrs. 548-5203 • • day-Friday 10-5 P.M. • truck & d.,..,.ndablllty a $ 1 2 5 w I h t REFACING Topped/removed. Clean· Pa!;nal • • Beach. Women w/small ...,... . e g Call tor free eat. 642-088 t HALE ELECTRIC up. new lawns. 751-3476 FA THING iNTERlORS • Ask for Art. • clllld ok . Salary. must. $90. per weekend. bench/wghls $65. Speed -....,,..,,..---...,.... ___ ......,..,=-Oependablfl w/reas. rat•. e • 645-68.46 Lv meo Call 642-4321 Ilk for bag w/rack 165. Oreaeer MASONRY/CARPENTRY Uc. & lnaored. ~6-7013 Lftal men HANGING/STRIPPING e --------Jim. w/mlrror $80 722·9115 Very comP911tlve. Lie. -VISA·MC 673-1512 •• Oran"• Coast • & lneured. (71 4) 499·1804 NEW/REPAIR. Ouallty. No FllH11111 ll2-IOOI ANOYS WALLCOVERING • • II • ------------------------- Ooor..Repalr-Meratlon1 ~:: :r;~!dr=~ Attys. Perham & Assoc. Installation & Remova.1•. Dally p ot • CALL TOOAVll All Fii Liii Your Dally Piiot Servlee Dlrec1ory Repreaentetlve Remodel-Panel-Locka-.1C ml. painting. 548~ 13 •• 330 w. Bey Drive : Cablnets-Wlndow-Fencee atral lenlcn ....... CA ,;jiiilPjRjmpi~~.,...,._ ---:.!.-.-----E>cpert Wallcoverlng In • C-t• ._.___ e 35 Y'1 exp. Jerry 8-42--0567 -11tRENT AN ANGEL* Block w1111. brickwork. stallatlon Reas. Coneull· • v• ...._, • C~W C&ft Personal & bulineu as-concrete. Comp patios ant Aaslgnmnt 581-8500 @' e • • e e e e e e e • Ille e •• e e e e e e e e . liatanoe for all event• a 15 yre exper 646-483• LOVlno Mom wUI babyait protects 472-1782 · L VNN HANSEN'S --------al your chlld In my home 6 BRICKWORK. Small Jobs Interior Painting and IU-U21 elt. Mt Ac ti 1 mOo-Yp, M-F. 631--0179 NB .... ~.. Newpor1. Colla Mesa. Paper HanQlng. ~9-9677 Ex::~tejcout11ca"£: I Mom 'Wiii watch girl 2 yr-a oc AMERiCAN HANDYMAN lrvlne Ref's s7s-3175 STRIP IT OFF THE WALL .,.,a_,, or remove Ory-older weekdys FIT Carpentry, fencing, win· 'F I lea W II ...,. 1~ $60/wk. I dows. plumbing. marllte •m•1 as , c n, reu. a • paper removal 1ervlce wall Repairs 8•7-7901 CM arH 631 •2034 tub encl, hauling. etc 'JliHCt 1 And Yea Jesus 11 LOfd .r.J't•r• Mother loves babysitting (llc•30405) 63e-8244 Newborn or 3 yrs up, m) --------AfSPUANCE REPAIR home tull ume. 8-42-9015 FENCE Repair New & Old . I Wood. chain llnk. plllo'• ~~~~jf"'er·~~f~~.-e.!~p. ltiaia1 S.mct tree est Greg. 966-1 118 Appliance Service. Refrlg., ROBIN'S CLEANING GATE & FENCE REPAIR wastlers-<lryera-rano-SERVICE: a lhrooughty LOW PRICES dishwashers. Lie 240--0717 clean hou1e. 645-0741 771-4229 or 671-1976 •-L 1 / Houeecleanlng carpets & •GEN. HOME REPAIRS. '"!•• t eanttt upholatery, wl~dows. etc Paint. Drywall. Carpentry Parking ArH Repairs 1 11,.J llalit. H1·12l2 etc. Gary 8-45-5277 PTL Resur1ec1no • Rooting & Commerclel lnq. welcome , HANDYMAN LARGE ano Waterproofing• 631·•190 l small 1 DO IT ALL' ------.,..--..,.-O's Cleaning Reeld/apt, · P Orlveways. p1t1os .. paths, For met1cu1oua & detailed 531·5579 •1 Of Ive meo I etc. No Job too amall. cleaning Satisfact ion HOME REPAIR Carpentr) Reas. Mickey 536-0553 guar For appt ~9 .. 294 fences & gates. 1ree trim I Aaphalt-repalr-pr1tlng loll Exper'd houae cleaning I dump runt C.M & N B. apt. complflx-heavy roller Very reaaonable. Exll area. Jim Whyte 8-42-720E Joe 645-4260 71m-Opm I Ref'a Call lrm• Y1td~l laalial · P&m11 Mlllm ~8-5355 "' 5<6M575 1 •ciiiit•A""x•u"l""1""'N•a-."""u'P!ol'l!V""'r""R•o·1 !JI types deelgna & colors Home & Ottlc. cleaning b) Garage & Y1rd Clnups ...... , ... QUICK & CAREFUL LO RATES. T 138046 112-0.10 Self StOf'age Expens •&-1MYlll• CLEAN & EXPERT Over 26 years ex~lence Lie. T-118,428 30-t353 , ITUYlll Olt.Ulf STIHITI •IYlll ot. Orange Co. Or~lnal Student Movers. naured Lie. T 124·436, 641-8427 NEW Wa.rehOUN Storage STARVING 4 WORK. Free .. tlm•te 8-41·506C Hlghtectl Mover t 147528 Partin~Oecaui•• ..... , IUTl901 Llc/bOnded. 638-6970 •WE GALS SHOULD* •HANG TOGETHER* 639--0730 ANYTI ME Plaster /Drywall Int.IE.lit. patch plastering. custom texturing. quality work. Problems-No Prob- lemal #326864 55•·7631 Ed's Lath & PlutertnG Int/ext patches, teKtur•. room addition• 645-8258 NEW/REPAIR. Ouallty. Ne Jobs to small, reuonable. Free eat.. llc'd. 631-2345 r1 •• 111a1 H ltr H• lH-1110 •Good Job• done rlgh,. DRAINS CLEAR From S15 Faucets, Olepoaal. Heeter, 851·960• M&M 722-9066 After Scbool- Student Jobs! Do You Need S Cub t And A Good Job To Start The New Year? we are looking for Jr. High and High Schoof 1tudent• and otherl who woukt entoY taltclng wtth people and working wtth otMr student• their own ege. You cen earn S26.00 to *50.00 MCh wMk In commlMlona and MUCH MOREi You cen work PART TIME In tM afternoon• Md eventnga Md ltlll haw pr.nty of tree ttme. You MUST BE FREE AFTER SCHOOLI W• offer complete tr .. ntna and provtde trantPOrt•tton. Thlt la NOT A PAPER ROU1'E ANO 19 NOT SEVEN DAYS A WEEKI Come out and help UI get new c:uatomera for our MWaPaP« and have a grMt tlrM doing It. You h•ve nothing to fOM and a .uper job to gain. c .. 1 today and maybe you can atart tomorrowt Call Mr. Earl S48·70H or 241·1432 Friday, November U SYDNEY 0MARR ARIES (March 21 -April 19): Puzzle pie~ fall into place. you get co mplete story and you will be at right place at special moment. Judgment, intuition arc on target. Elements of timing, luck ride with you. You could be big winner. , TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Suddenly you know what is hidden behind scenes. As knowledge increases, so does your strength. You can begin rebuilding program, you'll get funding, you'll receive sensational vote of con fidence. GEMINI (May 21-June 20): You tum in outstandmg performance Focus on persuasion. wishes, sensuality, excellent j udgment in matters of speculation. Romance is highlighted , so is change. travel, variety CANCER (June 21-July 22): Major domestic adjustment is featured, could affect li festyle. Lunar emphasis on prestige, career. relationship with pro fessional superior. Member of opposite sex dispatches token of affection. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): You're asked to decide upon publishing project, publicity campaign, possible journey. Oarify terms, get promises in writing. Sccnano also highlights intngue, secrets. clandestine meetings, romance. Watch for l>isccs. , Call &48-2113 for e1t I JODI Pleaee call fOf tr .. , Jon 8.45-81021 A.ale ff ettlmate. 842·"874& Con1trUC1lon Clean·ups 1 Prof. bartendl~ by Steve 8-48-178 1 Of' s-1426 lanl!f ltmH Expert Service & Repair 32 yra exp. Resid'l/Comm. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Emphasis on funding, emotional involvement, cooperative efforts. special arrangement with o ne who prefers to be silent partner. Scenario hi&Jllights deadlines, pressure. ~~~=============~~ responsibilit)', intensified love relationship. . UBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Finish rather than initiate pro1ect. Go slow. check between lines. locate necessary legal documents. Potential is tremendous if you arc aware of rights. permissions. A void quotrng out of conteJtt. Watch for Aries. AUTOriRUCK MECH I HouMCIMnlng 14 yra exp Trash & Ir .. Hauling 30 .. ___ reliable, reu. free eet, own1 Free Ml. JOhn 8.45-8730 I der1Y yra exp ,._.. ,., .. , tran.. Pina, &45-0886 1 prlvlte home. Home Cook WEEKEND PLUMBING fr• •I. Adrian M5-4•'43 I GREA TEA NPT IC M. Area mMll. l(ethy 6'0-<4101 I No Ovenlmel Call . Any t Prof. HouMCleanlng, 5 yrs Heullng-cleanup-palnllng· Time 646-8712 ctt exp ioca1. re111b1e. wklY· 1 movtng. 7 daya. ~8-7415 • llAIWAllm COAS'T BOAT SERVICE blweekly. OD'• 642-0264 ••ltla ltaety ' Love. care for elderly. 1 ••zc iCI Comf>fet• Detailing I C..tract9rl ' State lie. 751--0410 •e•"''"o .. pea"'"""n•P""•yct1-""'/C•f"".,-0-t -&ottom C1Mnlng/Paln11ng I fltat11 BEST Bonded Coml)anlon Card & Pal!Jl RNdtr. Past, Heul Outa. 893-4485 'ALL CONSTRUCTION 1 fA@ OFFICE OF I AldM & Rates fOf' eldetty.I Praent~U1ure. ltr .. ? New-Remoc:t.l·Addl1lon1 Dr. JOhn Caroompaa O.C • Live In or out 933.2009 1850-2758 Dlane 831 -8064 Cera fOf 91 In 1IC9ll1e lie #400035 964-80 t8 COLLECTOR WANTED Part time opening In Laguna Beach I Laguna Niguel area. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21 ): New approach ts necessary. Focus on employment, people who rely upon your judgment, care of pets and general health. You'll get to heart of matters if you act 1n clear, deliberate fashion. u •• en 122-1131 11c14&0838 1 Newport a.a.ch. w~21 l I ltefi P I 1 ti 1 "~u--atla1 •• Earn up to $6.00 per hour for u'1J/:' Word roceN-. •REMODELING , ea !f =='' -'BEST ROOF REPXIR m~ll~l:f.=:~I ~O~~g:i~N'S : J••Dfll1·11H 1-INE PAINTING By Rten·I CAN BEAT ANY BIO BY SAOl'M'ARllJS (Nov. 22-Dc<:. 21): Good lunar aspect co incides with speculative venture, charisma, sensuality, physical attraction. lntultion works overtime. Member of opposite sex expresses desire for love, says you arc the one. W•tch for Aquarius. !..---~=-~~:;::-::-; 873-a122 11o12014s 1 •HHtlngdonerlgh\¥ ardSlnOf t8yr•Ofhappy 1 50%. 722·7537 putlM Bookkeeping a cuetomere UC. 290&'4 , It .. lJ / .u "tu...SBA lo.,,..peyroll aitnctl• Ct1et1AI C H .. tlng Specie! Thank-Voul ~t W • t •I u tu 110/mo. Guy 840-1245 11-n.u 1 Hour Serv/M1ln1. l30 I RAINBOW PAINTING '---------• ....... 402-&927 -450283 ' collecting for monthly subscriptions. Mileage allow- ance paid In addition to hourly CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Focus on sccunty, residence. lona~ranae prospects. Wei~t is lifted from your shoulders. pt?Oularity increases. you'll receive invitation to travel. You'll be Wlth ·bright. charmina individuals who appreciate your talents. 'i'VPIHG...slH·BOOt<KPNGI Ouallty la our pollcy BA TH ROOM & KITCHEN fAST/ACCUR. HAVICE Add'na·DH lgn-Aemodel 1 Lad1ta •t 1 850-8648 JEFF Lie MH AEMODELING. Free eat VEASA.TJL!.......0-()118 ToP ouenty. Low Ptioe a a.. .... ,. A.A.A. PAINTING 1n1tEx• ue•2HM1 H7"'304t waga Experienced preferred 1 Fr• eat. ue 831-234& Cli LXwN §ehVICI! L.owesT poealt>te prkle. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Focus on trips. visits. special arranaement desianed to kce\> options o~n. H ighlight nuibihty. versatility, willinanw to eitpenmcnt. Relative is sincere, but couJd be confuted. Scorpio n.ativ& plays role. £!1!!!l---BUILD APT OR HOME Mow-ec:toa twic. mo 120.l 10 Step s.Mce M2-3235 Pini llftll..llllll but not required. -bpet1 Catpentry SeMce rrom 11g,eoo. (714! 125 &4~5737. 873·5126 O'A'N SALYER PAINTING, Ou~~= ~ble -atr-Aemod'~~ 956-5110 (213) 428-2Na ISHIKAWA LANDSCAPE UC f4251>24 7!1&-90U PISCES (Feb. I 9·March 20): Make mquirics conccm1na accounl· ma procedures. Check personal posscuions, take mventory Someone wants somethina for not~ina -you could be prime target Evcnina features romance, cntena1nment. ' Ooor ..... c. ATC Commercfel Oryw9'I Sod Clean-UP• Malnt C.11 Anytime "4·2017 iiwn1=-r:::-Jw.:-:::r.:-- 9UILD OA MP~ 8pedal~ In eommi Sl)f1nktere etc 950-4147 OLASOOW PAINTING a .. f ' Welle, ..... ,..,. m..23 ~-3=4... TrM/Tr!mlCIMnup7C0mP lntl~JCt 30 yra a .. per.. Ar9 Y04.H WINSOwt Cleenl ~~, prdenlng CompetttlVI ,.., M2421•·~~w~ 1411106 0on ......... 1 prte. Chuc.II 548-7032 INT/EXT 20 YNrl bper 803 BalbOa Bl. 873-3135 .. 111/l'IF&llf g;;y I ,rwh tSOOrl I GARDENING MAINTApt, A...-. Aoom S29+ w~ weahlnO. rW<f'I, 8nttl Jobe e ~ my Norman T'he Doorman comm 1 reetcfl c M H B Extetlor Stucco 1130 • comm 1-llancfyman·clean ,..,_..nm..., S:.-&-2003 OM I Flf 857·000R F v arMI SAf.3799' Mlkej mat«IN 642"°'442 & haul tr• •I 631-1800 Mutt be at L ... t 11 rrs. old JP NOVEMBER H IS YOUR BlRTHDA Y you were on your own al tender •· you did not fit into family pettcm. )'OU att cruttve, Call rebeJliou1, competit!n senttmental and pusionatc. You do plenty of travelina. you are te saltsficd merely to know sometbina a«utttd. 10 A.M. • 4 P.M. you want to know why n happened. You could havt been ~ccd MR. KIRKLAND from one or both parents .whtJc stm youn&. Tau/us. Leo, Scorpio a .. "-4121 ext. 107 persons play important roln in your lire New st.an made last )Ur did L..-_...-______________ __, pay d1vidend You~tvccmottonal·flnanci.al rewarcbin Oecembtt. J ' ' ' ECt\I laoe tbte cloth/,..,,,. I 150 Bet~ii~~~;&I of~ $40 854-ISM PL.A Y CASH (2~ t •• lllOnce ,,. I( ·-a1111 .,...,..,.... MU NOl1CC TO On Ou1"1Mr 4, 1M&" CMDrrOM Of' 1 t.00 a m 'IMT AMtAI-9UU1 TRY IFIA AH TITLI INSUMNCI ( .... ,..,_.. OMPANY.•~OOf· UC.C) llllofl • TNl!lee, or 8tlOo Noac. i. ,_. '° ACfM>SI I I I 0 t TI II 11 e I 0 t \he Ctedllon of I!~ ~.&Med truttee, of tr1a1 w•·ss T -1 w ~-....,..., .,,,.. Deed of T Ml Iii!· u ' r ....... or-. wtlOle eapon r '' ~ .M1CI utld by Rl~hard w :::"'1~ ':, ~ ,~ i::':., -'11-"tH" Mudlmonl, an tndMduel, -.._. eoUnty of Ottn09 14 Middle ..... 50 lrtll\ IOf\OVI 5' T•l*d'- 53 Ne!>'ll¥1 i*XIQIW 8'd 'x.2'. ldeel FAl.·SAT.·SUN. 9·5 t0t 1ravei llgenOY, trect. 11122·11/24 2900 PIC* .nowt, etc. WAY BELOW Ln. N.8. ActoM etr.t 1-------- COSTI 720-0991 from Irvine Aencfl Mkt. •a lltlll 191 ... "uto. lif oond p/t , am/fm recofct.cl ~ 2t. IM4 81111' of c.tom111 tf\et ~ '~ SICl.rlft$ tt•ao. custom trim LOW 1 1n 1 tr um• n t N ° ~ !fan.fer 11 tbOut 10 bl 18 T •boO phr ... ~Ol~ad 57 Poor golf9' &0 K1uet &2 Apnld !Jt9rCyele S 100. Couch flU..at LDa 1111&1 6epd, c:eal, 4K4 (20T79M) $100. LOV9 S..t S50. 50% Of'F & MORE llHI mllet. (18CAff7) 14-270t.tt. In looll-··· made to BORIS 1<001-N. 17 Bar ·~ P..,_, Of OfflOl9I Ae-Trant .... ..... da of Orange County, The prOC)lfty 10 bl trltlt-18 Yellow PeoM Califofnla, eno ~1 to ..,,., 11 delatbed 111 -... 20 c~ lllet Olt\lln Notlol of Oet811h wal u All It~ lfl V;;;; ? 1 lotning thweunder recorded J1.1ly fl111ur11 equipment 1nd 13 Subiecu S4 FOftlfronl e~ r r ac;1; evllf\t M Ailo...., Ctr...S..t 120. IM-8718 New Star Surlboerde * ILllT If New c.ltu1ar PttOMI Nh A~ RacqU4Wla mllTll&I * Garao-&ui, 3-43 Via Lido DESPERATE D1UQl'll.,·ln· Sol.id, SAT/SUN 9-3 Law, Meda 2 Of 3 tlctteta 548-0795 MlotlMI for Nov. 29 or Nov. 30. ";;:-"---....... ---- 1ny performance, at Traaaetl• Cryatal Cathedral. Molher·ln·Law la vtaltlng THEODORE ROBINS FORD 1nt.o HAl801 I I VD CO'>IA Ml '>A 6 4 J 0010 Ford '73 F100. llb«glt TOYOTA '84 c.llca GTS. Loaded w/111 BVlllable IJttraa $8000. 494-12•4 --roYOTA '84 VAN Loaded S8185 Call 645-3575 Shell, fS cyl, nd• work S800 Larry 213/592-363, ::-To=vo=u-:--:c=-Of-o-=1.,..11...,.,,·80..,,....11-1n-1 31. 1M& at lft91rvm&nl No OOOd wlll ol that RETAIL 24 C~ IS..211194, In loo«·-···, SHOE STORE butlneu nome. 17 Lot U Cu11111ona 69 Maran orowtn \A II It I l "\\I Dodge DOWN Page--. of ~l Ae-known u ALEXANDER 25 Tllereul)()n ~.":..::"~~YI COl'da ot Mid County, wlll 8HOE STORE and located ?6 LlbefetOf ---------under and P1K1Ut11t to Aid at 3033 s eri.to1 SJ Clly of 30 Pun1tt1me111 WI WAIT TM Deed of Tfutt t..U 11 public COiia ...... Counti ot Ot-34 Laundry 1 MergM.., •uctlon for oUh, lewtul ange, Stat• of c.Jlfornla · worket ? Cuban coin l&JAI .... 1111 money of 1M Ut'lltad 8t1tM Thi t>YAI tranitar wm bl 3S Stupid on• 3 11a111n 1oy11 SMVanodoeSantoe ol America. 1 Cathl•r·e coneumma1eo 00 or after 37 Needle pref temlly 2• Brand-new 2~ Standard· 43 Alpene #ff 4$ Blabbe< ITl)m out-ot-atate. ana ..... I ln111l fll l 1eavtng Dec 1 c111 1rn i i fie@RdlXss FORD '79 Ranc:two. a11. 951~2551 af1er 8 BOAT with TRAILER crulM , air. 350 V·8, nu tires. AM/FM CUI, P9 6fSk mites S2.850/0BO. &46-0670 Of 850-5948. THE ODORE check peyabla lo H id ttle 2nd day of Januaty t9M 38 Ou"11on1ble 4 Up pr et Tniet .. <If•., on a e1ata or at 10·00 A M 11 The Elcrow 39 M1annet1 S Cn1tt111 bled r-26 Small criange 47 L1ty bate 49~110nt ~1 PO llem MAGIC ISLAND MEM· $400. Clll &41-8350 $1875· 851·9"9 BERSHIPI Good value It , t 7 l 1.v_u,_• ___ _......., TOYOTA LUllll ROBINS FORD n,Uonel t>enk, a 11a11 °'fed-FOfum, 23131 ~e <Ant• 4 l Commute1 6 W1sc:on1in11e .,., credit union. Of • etate Or •L. Et Toro. CA 92830. ptene 1 Sl)Of'l10<sn1p Of federel aavlng• and loln So l•r .. II known 10 lhl 42 Asne< <lhO 8 Big Calif 27 U111:1ermuie 28 Unpr1n<:10le<l ~Romeo S3 Lit>lftlne 54 Conl\lald St0001972-49t8 ,r-G.L .• , '135 hp u= m Trademan 100 ·77 A.''nendd r°"ecrl•le&Mve aaemflrnaree PRE DEMOLITION -.... • ...... c. Paneled 225VfS econ Gd SALE SAT & SUN low hours. rebtt trailer. running s1450• &46-7909 portable mini vacuum. lQ(,0 HAA!IOa !llllD CO'>IA Ml'>A 041 0010 aaec>e'ltlon domldlld In tllll T r&JUltrM. ell bu11n111 • Wynn 9 o.nture. etate. at Int main entrance narnee ll'ld lddre&MS uted 43 Bl~ snade 1o E"9fOSMO to l'ltet Atnetlean Tttle In-by the T ranstwor r tnt FORD '83 Musteng GT. ~anol Comc>eny localed at QUI thrM yMr't •• :rn. 44 Ways up Of I I CubtCle ott1c1al J 1 P11een1aoe 32 Kind of nut 33 S.11 SS "Hikel .. 53 Unoi. S7 Ranch P19lf0fl 58 -UC> gone S9 Fio--locl Appflanc.. Oak c.blneta, 13900. ~ Learn about .. uing In P1nelllng. cornptete a• 11FIYll1111 AaC~~' ~;.,:':!::.near So\11h hat evetythlng, lo ml, T· 11 .. EM! Fifth Street, WI Ille THAT THE LAST DATE 6 ~own 12 At to toe>, lthr, air, all PQW9f, city ot Santa Ana. Callfomla, FOR FILING CL.AIMS IS 14 un·down 13 Some ~ns 36 Lac:lure 40 S&t!ow Solar Sye1emt. HMtera, Tw dllt gl..._ A/P 4 kw aaauH t04S (A etc. 9ting ~ toot•. snp. pc).. ownc financing'. ·6!coRVllftfurbO;C&u &U-•~.1.~·~ ... m~ whls. Priced tor •II that right. lltlt and 1213118s 48 Says no1n1ng 19 Bo<ty part quick ..... Only seeoo. lnt., .. 1 conveyed 10 111<1 , 0.lacl October 23. 1985 . ~-o~f....-____ 22 0P9QMO 84()-4277 or 840-3535 now hl4d by it under said 1 11orie Koten. r,_..,.. 1 Deed ot Trust lh the proc>ertY I Publlthed OranQe Cout • I Store event 61 Spanilft --.1 63 -~ 2700 Cove Str .. 1. Cor-All offwl oontldered. Bkr great cond-a cl•Sllc _, __ ~ on• del Mar e75-9101 7 7 s2100. &44-0530 l14/a2· 1Hl 'll flll llllOI ~~~~~= ~1Y 111<1 ~:~~ Pllo~ Novem1>1< 21. ,._14--<~-+-+--<..._- Unlvertlty Athletic Club U ... b T 14 Aatn 1.,.,... tlOI Memt>«ttitp f()f .... 1750 Tir~::i:~cn:::-r:~~=1::.:.::..:~-U-~~....:~~ 752-2856 Mon·Frl, 8-4:30 Ort Odly Sprite, ~udee W&--1 'l1 'WE Will NOT BE UNDERSOLD ' AM/FM (LIC,.410 X.AY) TRACT NO. 8901, AS Th-4T2 11--17,.-~---1~-+--+--Auto, V-8. bud<et ... t•. LOTS 9 , ANO 10 OF I all rigging, aalet & tr1r _.._ • atrll S30Q~744-7211 $2000/obo, 675-9325 lllll ~~~~~o ~~ ~~~P ::,: l'tmllC NOTICE "-•l=-nt IOll 14· V11g41bond wt1h trailer &llPIO •--~ !:::: Many extru. $1200. -35mm PentlX: progr1m X 964-2865 or 9fS8-4973 Snrt. auto, full power, air, THEODORE ROBINS PAGES 3e, 37 ANO 38 OF 20 MISCELLANEOUS MAPS IN YOU ARE IH DEFAULT I THE OFFICE OF THE UHOf:R A DIED OF TRUIT COUNTY RECORDER OF DATED JANUARY 14, 1tl0. w/50mm lens f 1.4, 19S. 26, MAC G""'GOR ste<eo CUI. alloys. Hard w/Pentl• SMC zoom .,.. to tlnd modell tnOZKP) FORD JObO HAA801l BLVD COSll MlSA 642 0010 SAID COUNTY UM.HI YOU TUE AC· 1 EXCEPT ALL OIL. OIL TION TO '°"OTICT YOUA l 26 RIGHTS, MINERALS. MIN-PROPERTY, IT MAY 91! • lens 35-105mm. F1 35 Trallerlble. 7.5 Hond1, 3 dJ 1300/0BO. fS73·8028. ulls, head, sleeps 4. >!Int salter. lfllm•c. cond. fr" te fta 2 S7800. (213) 531-0475 • CHRISTMAS KITTENS ? '78 Foroe 50 Ketch, dsl Beautiful ador1bla kit-auxlllary. dtl generator, VIM Horbot 81.., ERAL RIGHTS. NATURAL IOLO AT A PUeUC IALE. ~~--+--+---+--+--'IO flll flllllllJ GAS. NATURAL GAS IF YOU NEED AN EXPU · 34 Auto, A/C, AM/FM, Cllll. RIGHTS. ANO OTHER NATION Of' THI NATUM (llc#002 ZEU) H YDROCARBONS BV ,oF THI PROCHDINO 38 .al W H A T S EV E R N A M E A 0 At NIT Y 0 U, Y 0 U I II KNOWN THAT MAY BE SHOULD CONTACT A ----+--tent. Call 754.fS8H Iott of equipment. r,..~M ... Monno WITHIN OR UNDER THE LAWYER. 42 DI v or ce Io r c es sale . I ijiilljiiiijjiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-Free to •Plci•I home; Male Make offer &45-6646 11 Siiky Terrier, 3yra.. MU· LARGE SELECTION OF PARCEL OF LANO HEREIN· NOTICE Of' ABOVE DESCRIBED. TRUSTH'S SALE THEODORE ROBINS tered & female Matt.... liJl/Dtcb/lttrl_Jt NEW & USED BMW'S! 2Yr•· MUST go together. 71U Liff IUOl UW TOGETHER WITH THE PER· T.I . NO. *70 PETUAL RIGHT OF DRILL· NOTICE IS HEREBY FORD 46 C•lt Ol•ne, 11-4PM. - , ---VOlUMC SALES 953.93~, ext 240 BOAT SLIPS AVAILABLE SERVICE & LEASING 20o0 PiAllllOii 61.VO COUA Ml!tl 042 0010 ING. MINING. EXPLORING GIVEN. lhat1)ft Mondey;- ANO OPERATING THERE-oemb« 2. 1985. 11 11 00 FOR, ANO STORING IN AND 0 clock • m of said day. m 26' .30· Sailboats only. Two h1nd·faised Kittens, No live aboards 3670 N Cherry Ave. LONG shots lree lo good home. Call 673-8800 for lnl~ BEACH Ford LTD '71 St WlgOO. REMOVING THE SAME the room Mt Ulde for c:on- Xlnt tires. new braket. FROM SAID LANO OR ANY dueling Trullae s Sales. 631-7107 • (No. Ctwry exlt-405) 20K ml on rblt eng. OTHER LANO, INCLUDING within the offices of REAL 60 $375/obo, 548-5469 THE RIGHT TO WHIP-ESTATE SECURITIES SER-J_,_1, ;•-Docks for Rent: IJP to 26 f1 (l14)Hl-1710 nrw.u7 art 1Ut power $200/mo. Up to Trade-Ins Welcome ---------ISTOCK OR DIRECTIONAL· VICE. located et 1800 North '~------·-'11 um L.Y OBJU. ANO MINE FROM Broadway, Suite 100. 1n the I 64 MIS 30tt $250/mo. 673-2747 OPEN SEVEN OA'l'S 'IR!"'o'l"le-x'""l"'t9d""'l'l"1ea-"!"t8k-""wl"!'a-t-Cfi"". or 875-0149 V-8. auto. air. p/1. tl11, LANDS OTHER THAN CftyotSenta Ane.Countyot 1,-~--+-4- crulse am/fm stereo THOSE HERINABOVE OE-Ora~. State of Calllornla. j 67 S 1200. Tanzanlta 81n ct NBP Mooring for Sale $10.000. 960-7315 w/38' Trawler • Defever, Offl r ,._ Bkr 873-8511 ct uaa..rt I ~·!;tat a:a..7 SIDE TIE. Little llland. For __ __ ._ 10.11'hf1 beam Sallboat. lNT. D 10 RS &c furn. 673-0788 Flies-drafting unit-etc. 1..,.--------- 759-9338/D 497-6995/E S~p ~;~~~ No live Ais:~ P1t1 hl•al1 s11. tie to 25· s220 SWALES ANCHORAGE AKC blk F/Coeller Spaniel Dally 9.5 548-1501 8 mo'a old, good breed·1--------- tn11 potential. houH· Twt 11' 1111 TIES broken. personality plut, $85 month. 650-8145 beautltul. Medical re-i-.....-------- COfdt & paper• w1u1e. •lactllaa"•' $350 M2·9793 M ·F 11119, S-S 11116 626 S. Euclid St Fuller1on. CA 714-680 8300 213-691-6701 . ·r.··,-. • • GLD Ret Pups AKC thot• M/F blond/golden. '-'P'PllP-.P.-,....-""""-1"'11111• ~ Wkt . $225. 675-3159 Himalayan. A Lovable ball of fur. CSA reg. 9 wkt. shote. M S150, 64fS.8132 ~-------- LHASA APSO AKC 9 VW ·72 Bug, yellow. new motor, llke new thru-oull $2500. OBO 494-2552 days or 497-1597 eves wire ~aps completely SCRIBED. OIL OR GAS CON INENTAL OEVELOP- ortg Inside & OUI WELLS, TUNNELS ANO MENT OF CALIFORNIA.1 ... -*===~== ( 1T82289) SHAFTS INTO. THROUGH INC a C&11forn11 ~-0 R Ac R oss TH E 111on, u duly appointed f't8.JC NOTIC[ NlJC NOTICE IHll SUBSURFACE OF THE Trull .. under and PIJrMJlnt i---........... ----... -__;;.;:;.:;;.;_;.;.;;.~=--- LANO HERINABOVE OE· lo the powei-ot Ille con-INV1TIMQ 9'01 K 217M ONHNANCt NO, 3'10 • SCRIBED. ANO TO BOT· ferred ln lhllcert11n0eedol Nollcel11\etebygtventhll Nottceof.... AN URGENCY OROl- TOM SUCH WHIPSTOCKEO Trut1 executed by HOWARD the Boatd of TNll ... ot the of,_... ~ NANCE OF THE CITY Of O R OI RECTIONALL y lG BONER. A SINGLE MAN, Coast Community College ,, ,,..... .... HUNTINGTON BEACH DRILLED WELLS. TUNNELS recorded January 28. 1980 Ol91rlc1 of OranQ8 County No A 12&e23 AMENDING HUNTINOTOH ANO SHAFTS UNDER ANO j'" BOOk 13482 ol Oftlcial Re-Calllornla, wtll recelW MtJ-In the Superior Coun of BEACH ORDINANCE CODE Blvd. BENEATHORBEYONDTHE totda or said County, al Id bids up to bvl no 1e1'e1 11ne S111e of California. for SECTION 9754 1 TO C .. IAI M-540·0330 EXTERIOR LIMITS THERE· page 73, Recotd8f's lnstru· than 11·00 a.m , Monday the County of Otenge FURTHER EXT ENO TIME OF, ANO TO REORILL. RE-mint No 3157•. by reason December 2. 1985 II the In lhe Matter of Int Ettall FOR AMORTIZATION OF TUNNEL. EQUIP, MAIN-of a bt4UICl'I Ot delll.lll In pay-Purehaslng Department ot jOf LOU•S Alvarez. lkl Louie NONCONFORMING ADULT TAIN. REPAIR. DEEPEN men1 Of per!o1manQ8 of the said oollegl dlstrlc11oc.a1eo Al11arez and u Louis I ENTERTAINMENT BUSI- ANO OPERATE ANV SUCH Obllgallons sec:ured !hereby. at 1370 Adtmt Avenue. Alv111ez. O.C..Md NESSES WE L LS OR MI N ES , Including thal brNCll or c;.. Costa ~. California at Nolic.t It heteby glVen lhal n... City Coundl o1 the WITHOUT. HOWEVER. THE fault. Mollee of Wflieh was which time said bids wm be llhe underllgnad Wiii Mii 11 City of Huntington 8Mc:t1 RIGHT TO DRILL MINE. recorded ,August 2 1985. as publlcty OC*l9CI and read Private Sall. lo lhl fllQ1-t does ordain .. folloooils STORE, EXPLORE ANO OP-1 Recorder s Instrument No tor. efld betl blddlt eub,eei lo SECTION 1 The Hunt- ERA TE THROUGH TH~,8S-278 193 WILL SELL AT PRINT & BINO SPRING confirmatlOn ot UICI Su-1ng1on e.acn Ordinance .... "'"~I SURFACE OR THE UPPER PUBLIC AUCTION TO THE 1986 BROCHURES OR-\perlOt Cour1 on O< aner lhe Code IS hlrlOy amended -----~----500 FEET OF THE HIGHEST BIDDER FOR ANGE COAST COLLEGE 2nddayofDlcember 198S MCtt009754 11o read11~ OLDS '75 STA. WGN 8 SUBSURFACE OF THE CASH lewl\JI money of t~ All bids 1111 10 01 In ac-&llhe office of Conen SI<*· 10WS pass, air, amlfm. ski rks, LANO HERINABOVE OE·1Unltld ~:aies O< • cuhler s cordtnee with the Bid Oocu-lkl & 0.\111, ~North GOid-97S4 I EXTENSION Of $1650 OBO 722-6460 SCRIBED. AS RESERVED Cl'llck dr&WI\ on • 1111e O< ments which are now In Ill• en Clrdl Ortve. Sulll 300. NON FORMING AOUL T ---------IN THE DEED FROM !RVINE netK>nal b1111k. a state or led-lll'IO may be .cured in thl S11/1ta Ane 9270S County oC ENTERTAINMENT BUSI- OLDS '78 Cutlass Su-INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX. A 1er11 trldll untOn. or a slate office ot the Ol1'11C!Of ot Orange. State ol C111tom11. NESSES. All adult entwtain- preme Brougham. V-8. C 0 RP 0 RAT I 0 N, RE . or federll savings and loan PurchaSlng of said cor.tge lllthl rlgflt lltte and mtertat ment ~ rendered air. am/Im, PI S. PIB. CORDED OCTOBER 1, 1971 lanoctatton domiciled In tlllS diltrle\ l ot Mid deo.aad 11 Int time. nonconforming by thll $2000 Call Stan, IN 800t< 9827. PAGE 412 atata,dpeya.tMlllthellml Eacti bidder~ ewmtt al deeth and all Int r1gN. art1de and~ to .. 633-0070 (8am-5pm) Of OFflCIAL RECORDS ol ..... alt 11ght. lltle and wtth hit bid • cmNer'a title and in.. \Ml the ... diecontinued put9U9M '° The atreel addreas Of lnllreal held by It. u check. certified check. or 1tll• al laid d9cnuis 1'1111 MCtJon 97S4..,.. ~ Uf'llll ~~111 OLDS '80 Toronado. Exec other common Oelign11ion,Tn.i11ee In that real prooerty Dodder s bond ma61pat::8 IC(!Ulrld by oc>eration al lew June 4, 19M Bthw to i. f&U 'M Hond• 200 RXL, ahlny !%~==---Car. Xlnl cond $4200 or said property 11 Situate in .. Id County 1nd1to tlMI order al thl 1 0<oth«WiM.othlrttlan0<in dl9COtllinued0< brough1 If*> HSI red, 500 atreet ml, S 1000 ~ ,.. obo. 979-6375 Nancy purpor1ed to De 1710 1 Stall. desalt:>ed u f041ows Community COiiege Olslrtel addition fo tile! of Mid "-" luH c:ompti.nce _______ ..;.;-..1 w/helmut. 873-922• OLOIS) YI Armstrong Avenue Irvine PARCEL 1 An und1\llOed 1 Board ol Tn.tstw ,,, an Oll8sed II tfle llml ot deelh SECTION 2 TNe ~ KIMBALL Oak 5'7" Gr9nd i---~------I••••••••-OLDS Toronado '73. Calil0<n11 927t4 · · t/133rd 1nter11t In and •o j1moun1 not lets than rive •n end to alt 11'11 Cl"laln reet na!'>Ce 11 nere«>y deQared IO Plano. Like new. $2500. att Stmm/ Blk/vnyl top, leath Int. Seid sale wlll be midi Lot 1 of Trac1 No 6858. In 1>«cent (5%) of thl eum 1><0 propeny 111ue1ed 1n the t>e an uroency ordlnenol. Call 673-2840 Parb llTSll '12 2m1 •SL' Nds wrk $300. 722-8607 1 w11nout covenant or war· the City ot Coste Mesa. I as a guer11111ee that the 010-County of Orenge. St•t• of pursuant to City ~aner aec-Snrl a to al I II PINTO .76 2 d r A/C ranty e•pressor Implied, as County of Oranoe Staie of det wlll enter Into •~• Calllornia. parliculery oe-taon 501 t>ecaUM of IN S,.rtiat ~I • u • r, u power. · 00 · • 110 !Ille, POSHSSlon. or en-Ca1llorn11. as pe< map re-1proposed Contrec:l 11 '"t' scrit>ed as follows 10-wlt neciest1ty 10 allOw the c:ITy crulee, cass, alloy wheelt . -auto, new tires/battery, cumbrences 10 ulisty the corded on Boo!< 357 Pages same 15 awarded 1o ,.,1,,.. ,, PARCEL I suntctent time to aon&lder 5 x 9 Tournement pool (llc• 1EDV772) PS/PB $950. 675-4007 unpaid balanoe due on the ?•. 25 and 26 of Mis-the even• of !allure 10 enu.'r Lot and lhe Weet 12•, 1ee11s1uo v ano to1mul1t1 !Ible w/ball return. 9allt • • Pl YMOUTH 65 2nd no1e or notes seevred by cellaneous Maps '"the of· into such contrecl. '"P 1 l01 S of Traet No 407 a1terna11ve zomng prooosa11 & sticks. $375. Pat owner gd transp car Lo said Deed of Trust to wit !lice ol the County Reeorder proeeedsoftneche<:k ..,,,, r>e Cot~ of Senll Ant . County ot 1or aou11 Dusi~ and 631-7439 or 645·7301 ~------""""'""""' 1 mi $800 675-4007 IS3.851.940.00. plus the 101-of said County ror!enect 01 m the case of .i ::i•enoe S111e of Cellfornia "Shall~ on lull force' and et· •U JllP ,.. lW Herbof e1..i · _ lowing estimated costs. ••· Excepting theretrom Units t>ond the fvll sum lherl'C'' .is ~· m1p1 thereof re-tecl upon adoPllOn The Clly SURFBOARD, new Tr1-Fln llllNll l°••t• M ... .,..0 on• TOY '85 Camry. 4 drv dlx penses end advances al the j 1 through 133 ss shown on will oe rorte<ted to sa10 co1 co1 d1'9 on Boo• 15. Page u Cieri< she.II cen1ty 10 the 5·9" S 125. Call Shawn. ---..,,---, sdn 9650 ml. ale, auto lime of 11111n1ua1 publieetion , •he Condomm11.1m Plan re-'ege 01smc1 ~' 11o11see111neous Maps r9. Passage ot 11111 0<dlnance &4 2 • 2373 hit 2 Dr comes with p/s, lW Hubor Bl•d Aatt1 Dt•t1tic 9300 CIC. PS. champ beige' of this No11ce or Sate corded in 800k 12115 Page No t><Ode< may w1tM•il"" cords ot said Orange Coun and snau cause same to be 111ra cap fuel tank, ale 1 .. ,. '1.-. ~~·· • "' ,62 F d C ... Ible G 1 metlc. $1 l ,750. 536-694 1 s 16 283 oo 964 of Olt1c1a1 Rec<><ds ot n1s D10 lor 11 perioo ror forty " •PuDllshed w•th1n tl11een dayt Garatt S.ln prep & more (Ser#0002) , or onve. • • -NOTICE TO said Counry live 1451 davs al1er 1ne 011e PARCEL 2 ,,., a newsp8Def 01 IJllOl'al -=~~~~====! ltlll DATSUN 83 Mulma 4dr. ule Sunllner 1 owner. TOYOTA CORONA '7'4 "'OHATY OWNER PARCEL 2 Untl 21 as se1 to-ihe()9ening tiweot Tne South , ot fnat por. c.rculaf~ -ORANGE COAST low ml, sunrool. loaded, S 1800/obo. 675-4007 Runs good. smok ok, YOU ARE IN OEFAUL T Shown ori the Condominium Tne BoatO or Trustees re-110" ot 15 fool alley adJOtnong PASSED ANO ADOPTED Jeep/Renault $9500 · 64 2-7 3 60 tfr •79 BUICK RIVIERA xlnt $700/obo. Call 662-239 t UNDER A DEED OF TRUST I Plen referred 10 on Parcel 1 seNes tne pr1v1lege of re1ect Lot 4 ano Ille West 12 • '"'' by the City Counc:tl of the fmat I l 44 252 Co 854-0568 d 4 7 500 I 1 DA TEO JUNE 7 t984 UN· &bO\'fl .ng an~ and 811 t><dl or to or Lot 5 of T rKt No &(); CH11 Coty ot ~Ur"lllr>gton Beecn 11 4 Harbor sta Meta FIAT ,78 Spld-. ~top, con · • ml n wnt nuntlC NOTICE LESS YOU TAKE ACTION I The streel adores.s 0< waive any 1rregu1ar111es0< ,,.,. or Santi Ana Count't' 01 O" a regufl• ,._ling thereof MOVING SALE: SAT by Ml-112J ~ ,...,... dr • 4 whl disk brakes '"~ TO PROTECT YOUR PROP· 01ner eommon clesogna1ion f0<maH1tes 1n 1ny 010 or m a1i9e State ot Calll<Yf'111 as neto on 1111 18th day of No- appt Couch, wathtr, gd cond. roll bar meld new tires. snrl, a/c, C-4047 ERTY IT MAY BE SOLO AT of lhe real property nerlltn-1ne l>oddlr"IQ oer maps thereof rec0<de0 --embe< 1985 dryer, copier w/stand, t035 M 0-078•att 5pm am/lm.81rkstereow/CB NOTICE TO PERSONS A PUBLIC SALE IF YOU abov e desct oed s L" A. Sienna. Vic• 1n8ook 15 Paoeo ot Mls-/1/AobenP . .a..tk e1eC lawn mower + mort. ~,.W!'l'!'"P.'-1"""! .. -. HONDA '80 Civic GL. Kint $6200 546-5787___ INTERESTED IH THE NEED AN EXPLANATION purpotteo to De 3432 Cti.nc:.llot, ._.._. Al· cellef'1«>Us Meos tecorOed A TiESl sl Alicia M 17 Morena. lrvln•. cond. new tires. am/Im BUICK '78 Century V8 St ESTATE Of OF THE NATURE OF THE Meadow BtOOlt Costa ,,,,., c-1 COfftm11ntty on ll'le ~n said line be-Went""°rth. City Clet1o. 71 4/8•8 -7144 or 0 E PROCEEDING AGAINST Mesa C1lllom11 CollglOlstnet ,_the Nor'lhetly u -SYATE OF CALIFOANIAI 786-1977 10am-5pm cass, 5 spd. $2850 Wgn Only 58K mL great M NA . HOff YOU YOU SHOULD CON· The unOtrlllgl>ld f"lefeby Put>llSlled Orange Cotti iension of tile Wfltetty line COUNT\' OF ORANGElCITY DIMES A LINE WANT ADS IMPORTANT NOTICE TO PRIVATE PARTIES Sell your lt.,,,J tor $50 or /eS$ Jn our f•mOUI DIMES-A-LINES pub- 11"*1 Heh S•turd•y In the Dally Piiot. DIMES·A·LINE •ds must be pr ... pald 10 mall or brlnQ them Into the D•fly Piiot office. S. •ure to Include your phOn. numl>er or ad- dr.., In your ad, hll\19 a pr"'-on each Item 4 no abbreviation•. Sorry, no CCJmfMffJllll lid•. ga'r.g. .-... protlut», p#Mtt• or MtlmM .,. ftCC#'flll*. .. DEADLINE: 12Noon Fr=. CoetaMeu 631-8586 or 548-9542 running ca.r, 1 owner. 1 Notice IS hereby given TACT A LAWVER d1sc111ms ell 11ablhty to-any Daily PolOt Oc:tober 30 No-ot Lot 4 and ttte f'1()(1'*1y OF= HUNTINGTON BEACHl 'Linc .77 VMsallles I white. A/C, S 1990 dys To a 11 P ers ons OATEO NovemDer 4 1n<:Ofrec1ness 1n said m eet vember 6 1985 TH-'S3 e•tens>e>n of the eullfty 11ne ss 1 own Pwrllthr $299 99 1 6 4•· 160 t ev/wknd 1n1e1ested. whether as 198s address 01 oll"H!f common or,,... wes1 12 • ree1 ol tald A l c 1 A M Jim 760-1639. 673-4400 I 644~6~ I credllOfS. heirs. legatees. FVIST AMEfttCAN TITLE ~sogn111on P\&.IC NOTICE Lot S WE"ITWORTM tne duty I or dev1sees, tn the estate INSutlANCE COMPANY 1 1 Said Sile ""'" be rn.aoe ••so suDiect 10 er>cu"'· e•ected ouat1t+ed and llC11ftQ MAZDA 82 with lMSAkll '12HIOllUYEllJ of MONA E HOFF. d&-Celtfomla COfflO'&ttol\, ;,, w11riou1 wem1nty express or NOTICE Drences co.,.,,1n11 Con-C11¥C1et1<01tne C1tyotHunt Reasonable oller Needs Auto . air. lull power. ceased. wtiose last ad-Sindt Allftlorlnd ~ implied reoardlng title.. pos-tNVmNO BIOS d111on1. •estrtctoons ,._. 1ng1on Bl&en end ••-oftlolo brakes 642-1002 I AM/FM, cass. whl cover, dress was :t601·••• 114 f~t Flfttl ltr111 Sant~ session or eneumbr1nces. Not;ce IS ttereDy g•~ thll v1t10"S r\Qhll. rogn19 01 way Cieri. ot ttte City Cour"!Cll ot · -1111. cruise (IDVH09 t) Lonsdale Ave , North Ana. Cllflfamae mo; 10 sa11sfy the pr1ne1pal b&J-ll'le Board 01 Truslees 01 lhe ano euemen1t ot •ecota 11 11\e said City Clo llerlb)I 11111 Vancouver B c C•n· Published Orll'gl c0111 anee of tne Note Of other COii$! Communoiy College any c:ert1fy lhll 1ne l0<8QOlng or- ) ada, Fonnerly ;eSidtng at Daily Piiot November t4 21 ob1tgat1on secuieo by said g":~:~,~f ~·=1~~-·m0<a common•t ~nown dmance ... as read 10 lhe City 2070 N Via Mariposa E .. 28. 1985 Deed of 1ruat with Interest eo D1ds u 10 t:>ul no later I" 1n1 Wfll1 Walnut Senti COUl'lCll of the City of Hunt-La&una Hiiis CaHf I T"-4S!; and other sums es provided 2 00P T Ana Calllomia 1ng1on Beach at a reg1.1lar · · lhe<etn plus advances. If than Pm hursoay mMllng lleld on Ille 18th dl y U .A that letter s PUBUC NOTICE any undet!f'lete<mstnereof Oec:embef 12 •985 at the rermsof11leeash 1nl1w· otNOvembef 1986 •nd-• ••ll •IOSIL testamentary or ol ad-and inte<est on sucll ad-Purchasing Oepartmen1 or 1u1 money of the United pes58d afld act®t~ by st * ministration have been ITATIMENT OF vances ano plus fees. ll•d college dl11r1e1 1ocat&d States on confo~matlon °1 1ea1t lout-tlf1ns 14151 11• I Sliver blue w/blue teat lfssued to Keith J. Macln-A8ANOONMINT OF cherges and e•penaes of the a.t 1370 Adams Ave,.,ue sate O< oart cas 11t1d bat-firmetlve voles of said Cit.. Shows exit care (060722) tosh by-Supreme Court Utl Of' 'ICTlTlOUS r rustee end ol the tn.ostt C0$1& Meu C111forn11 et •nee tvidenoed by note _. CovncU .• , Just.. CADILLAC Eldorado '83.1 of British COfumbla Can· BU,..11 NAME creeled by lllCI Deed of wf'lleh lime sa10 b•ds """be cured D~ Mortgll08 ~ Trust AYES Councilmen l(elty lll,111 Excl cond Clean/n·tmkr,1 1 ada a court of c0mpe.-The lollowlng p1r9on1 Trust The total amounl of publlely openeo 11nd reao Oeecl ~n Ille prOQ«ly so Mac"lllster B11i.y MandlC. ••• su-• lo mlleege Fully loaded. lent' Jurisdiction ol the have lt>andonld l he UM Of Sl•O 0Dhg111on. tneludlng for· SOid ,,,... per cent I of Ftnely Green Thomu • -$ 11,950 pp ( 1go<:()56) p10111noe ol BrltlSh Col-the F1ct1llou1 Bu11n11s reasonably esllm8MCS ten. LE.ASE OF PARCEl NO 2 '7'::"~1 bid lo t>e d8()0$l tld NOES Counc:llmen None •••TS Dys 213/539-9140 e11t umbll Ntme HolldayHOUM LIQuor chargeunOe'lpen-olthe . VICINIT'f OF MERPIMAC .... ~ bd n I ABSENT Councllmen 100!0\JallSt .. NB •500 . eves /w knd That the following lne , 2937 E PCH C0<on1 Trustee alll\eltmtOflnllla! WAY ANO LEASE 0" ldlO<O.-:!IOl:>e~I· None 833-9300 • pet'· def Mar. CA 9262S puDhcahon ol lhlS MOiiee II PARCEL NO 7;.1 . ·~·~--•"9 no Wf I rf'Oel .. Alda .. w ""· ~ MERCEDES '77 450SL 714/497·2022 IOf'I IS Indebted to or Thi Flct111ou1 Busmes.s S95 709 64 AVENUE CO AST CO io.i t"t atoresa•O olfoee 11 any Clertl. MCI .. ~Ct.,t 82K m 1 Jtlnt cond NABERS hOldlng personal pr<>P: Name ref9rrld lo abOY9 wu Dated NOVln"lber 5. 1985 MUNITV COLLEGE ::> S "~ 11191 tne first put>ll-of the City Councl of 9'oa ertyofthasalddecedent hied in Orange County on CONTININTAL Df· TRICT i;alion '*'°1 1"° t>eto.-. C"7 et Mwl""9t«I ~ 121.500 Obo 779-8268 Homes S.vlngs ol Amert· J1nuaty 11. 1983 VEL.O .. MINT O, CALI· AR b+d1 are to ~ r &e ;lilt 0' sale C8'1tWNI MERCEDES beaut. ye11ow l CAQILL•C ca. 23861 El Toro Road, Ronald van H" 8811 F<>ftNIA. INC., 1 c....,. oord~wttn1tteBICl Ooev· 011ec:1 t"''' 121n oev of Publfll'led Orange COM! '8 l 380SL, mint. lo.oed ft City of Et Toro. Call1 PC H • Laguna Beach CA COfflO'aden. 11 TNI..., 8y: ments whiCh are "°" n ,,,. ~l'ef'nt>er 1985 oa<i., e>iiot November 21 $32,500 OBO 675-30fS3 LARGEST SELECTION County ol Orange 92651 lllUL HTATI HCU9'1-and rnay bl MCU<ed •I"'"" c~ ........ 0..... 19&~ I , ol late model. low mtleage 11111 the undenlgned Tilts t>u..,_. wu con lllS tl!llVK:I. a c ...... otrioe ot tr-e Ot1ec1c• ' S40 Noni\ ~ Clrde Th-481 MGB 80, •Int c:ond. 1o ml, Cldillaca In Or1nge deslr11s to recetve the dueled by • coroorauon cotl'CW Mtoft, 1t1 ........ By: PurchUl"G ot salCl eool'C~ DnY•. Suite a . Santa AN --------- new toP. Prloed tor qulctl County1 See us todayt said personal property or T1111 1111_..t was hied D. J .. ...,._, ltl ,,,.,1..,,t. dlsrnc1 tV'05 P\&.IC NOTIC£ I • 1 I e 0 n I y S3 5 O O I .. 0 l llO • cotleci the clalmt and to with the Coullty Cterlt of Or· tBOO Moftfl .....,..,, a.. El<lh ~ mutl ""bm.t GIO•ll K Yut>ttl Adm1ni.-840-4277 Of 840.3535 ,. • remoV9 that oollecte<I or ange County on October 25 100.. a.nc. AM. CA tl70I. wtlll 1111 bid • casn~· , tra•n• of 1ne Etlllt of said F1CTTT'IOUI .., ..... --=='="',,..,..,,...,..., ______ , recelv9d from the St t 198S T1l111'-(TM) ta-4110 c~ c.t'llfled Cfleclo. o• 0f'U01!'11 I NA• ITA,......,,. llSSAI LUllll 2800 Harbor Bl'vd f C a • Publi9hld Orange COllt Publlll* Orange Cotti blddet I bond made pey1N1 e>uDl•lhld Otange Coat Thi +onowlng 8efttrt.Mu""8, A DZX COSTA MESA 1 ~tat!"'o;~1:,~o 1::11-:id Dally Pllol OctObtr 31 No-Dl!llly l"!lot November 7 14 to \!'le or-Cler of the Coast 011•'¥ Pilot November 21. 22. o0t1i9 t>ullneu :::= a1t-.c our ....... ~t .. •r CADILLAC ·es CdV, low' t t t I rt ....,,bit 7 14 21 198S 71 1986 Communtty COiiege Ottt .. et '8 t985 P111o. Investors I 130S ,.. ,....., --_ .. ·-es"'*" ary C)r o lld-Th-419 ~9 Boero ot Tf\nt ... 1n en ThF-473 and recleve 8 tree 1 ml, lo.ded. end wmty.1 ministration have beel'I emounl not '"' tl'lan ··~" A\IOCldo Suite 220, Newo p0f1ab.. mini vacuum aandelWood, COior lee1h, 11sued petQenl (5~1 of the tum ti10 l>O: Beacn CA 92&e0 with credit 1pprova1: $17,950. 673-0fS27 All persona having "'8.IC NOTIC£ P\B.IC N()TIC[ N 1guarani .. 111a1 tl"le Did iCl'lllf L C•rglle 206 La I 1111-IC 11111\~ J011a une Newpor1 8-d'I l .. rn about '-••Ing In WI"' &LL UIEI olatms against the dee»-eun•NT °' flCTTT'IOUI ~·· der wlll 1n11r into fl>t r~ """""' CA 9266:! our offlQe Mir South USED CARS & TRUCKS ' dent or •n lnt«•t In aald Aa~l-WT OF HAMii STATll9WT ~O(>Oled Contrtct of lhe ~ eutMIM Wltt111m 8U<Ji1t 40~ Emer-Cout Plut. "late and wtahlng to ob· Ull Of PlCTl'nOUI T ..... following Pl'90'lll are tame It awarded to htm In flC Mil ITA,....._ l lO Bay L•n• 8Mcln. CA (9')rx. 1 hr.) COME IN OR CALL FOR lect to tuel'I removal must ....... MAMI dOI bul4nws u tne ~I ot 1111\it• 10 tinlfM NA • -.-" • 9MS 1 • IU-IAllULUll FIU&PPUIUL give -11ten notice ot The O:,:'.;:f p1r1on1l c'lG ENTERPRISES. ~::.=~0:~::.::~1W1111;:: .,~:; 1:=, ~A~ Leo No11r 27781 fi~ 114/ '82· lHl Del.II.LO tudl Objeetlon to the per. hive a flt U91 ntJ tao I La E11,.i\a, f'ounteln 'tort.tied 0< In Int C&MI 01 1 FOR NIA FAM!: ANO FOR· t hOI 81nd Sen JUal'I ...n IOf'I Ot per.one lnd9bt.O tlle FIC!flfo111 Bualnut Vali.y Clltf 827oe bOnd tlle lull IN!l'I 1~1 TUNE 3015 ~St New· Capi1t1ano CA 02975 PEUGEOT •78504 Del. t82ifilAcH8i.vo I to. or ~ penonll N.,,,. ~ ~-CNrlM Edon Gooowln.. wfll bl IOtf91190 to Mid C'OI por1 Bltell CA t~ Aot>ert Soec1 24 tH tunroof,,,...,., tlree 1 1700 HUNTINGTON BEACH pnioerty of. the ctec:.-2855 l Cont HWy, Coton• 9301 LI E11ret1a. ,ount..,lltoge ~t<t Elol .. Jan Woolcott 30lS Gouraml 8117 Lag1111~ obO 5-13-7213 I ... -,, ... llJ1 I dent. Such notioe must del M•. CA 92'26 v.-., Cell! t27'0e I No biddar l'la)' Wllhdrlw Cll!Ob SI Neowport 9-ctl NIOV4ll CA t2t • ,.... be oN9n •o the peeof\ ni. ~·..... Bi,..,... Alley a. OonOoollr\. 930 t lllS Dia !(Jr • ~ '°' rorty-("A 9~ Jeftrey p Wlll9wof1tl, 50I PORSCHj! 90g11SC x.lnt CH!VY '15 C«wtte gr, holcflng lM .,.raon1I H11Nreten'ldto1boll'I• Lt !tt,..._ ~ V..., 1114 f451e1eyt1n. llltld•ll Ao<\A Melling 901 ~n Clll\' Ptlf'liwey w.t, 8'-. 531<"" LC>ldeo wtll/bm ~attic w/'J'f/I!/ ""' prop•oy or agalntt t-.o In Oranp County on Cellt t21oe Mt IOt the~ il'tel'IOf Bayffont 8albot llland CA 1000 Or9l'IQ9 CA t2MI Int 121.soo obO 71M2M ey ~ _.. MO ""'°"'the c&eWn le"*'-tO t..t4 rrw. bullMM .. con the lkMwd o• Tn.i•t-,... 9*7 Tll4 WelftMI ;e oen. PORSCHE t1t8 1S Sit-Boeuy1,ai1Wto9.seo0 at the lddrw M ~eo ..::*~~111 "'t:c'~~enow119 _._1Npm11egi1 otref1C1· t1'111 bu11neea 11 con ~:!,by • Ol""'ll '*'" Wt l!Mfv. •327' IO ml. mU23,4ICI ~ 1 aboYe w4thtn: 30 dlya Thia""':;..,,... ... ~ ThW ....._,, ... ..., W'9 any anCI Ma or IO our:..~ ~'*' M4CflMj C.-g119 I "*"' S 11,500, IJ'3.INI CHf'Y8LIR •73 Town, :: ,::_public.9non of duc19d tly an lndhtcM' W'ttl tM CClunty ~ d Or· :::...-:. ~~::: "; Thlt ....._,. -_, ™' ltat..,.,. -.... TOYOTA ·n OOod Wegon, ... JtltM a •200 tt. ........., _ • ... ""' MltefNft1 -llJld = ~"' O'I OCtober 2 .. "" bldd!'o With thl ~ ca.ti of Or-""" ""'Coun1Y Qer1il d °"" trMePO"tatlOn cw $5e5 080 543-f'21S ....., ·el .. ..:.. ., .iilftfl=~~~ ~-t w _.... A. ..._, ¥1-anot Coum'r 61'1 ~"' 1: CoullC) Oft~ .. I -be) )'511• ... ,, -.. ..,.,_,.,_,'-"''....._ .._,I.,.., .... • I .... A .. , ... ....., " ._ '0AD 'IO Or~. t -.... ~ Or-. CWt• ...... c.i.t C•-•• ,_ ,_ T 0 A '11 ~ own.. 1200 eclhMll ""-. l'Ul1•4' °'9'111 Oolllit ~ u ._ Or..-Ca.I o..y ,_ , • ...,,._ 2t. II. C.. _... ltJ ~ Or-. Co.I ~ ar.._. c:i.e. ~ana."7tl:;;c9 •cyt.~M:'conc1 ~":. ..... , .. '"· :.."r~ 11.-. o.c.,,.... .. 11. ""™--~:-:o=:.tt ~.":-. ..,1 ... , 14 le:._~~..:i"t -_......,~~--~~~~~~~~~ TJMl7 TIMOt • I~ 6 tMI ~ ~1 ~ l -\ \ l ' \ ... . I ... I a MM11 •MN• llt'fMIWOOUllTO/I NOnca Oii ITATW Oii l'tonnoul WM PICm'IOUI ,..,..... PICTmOUI MlllllM ~-... ITaW . ,..,. ..... _. Tiii ITAft Oii -·-PWUC ...,... MA•DllW n"" ....-nAW MAim ITAW um ITAW _.. ·-·--.. n. ............ .,. ..... ITA~ POii TMI COUllTY OI AllNAL TO ua1 Of fllCTmOUI Tlwt fOllOWtrit .,.,_,. .,. file~'*'°"' .,. The fOlloWl!'IO S*90fll flN DIATM Oii •o 51&-----.... l1'e............... ... ................. ef COllDfJIOMI Of' ......... um ~ bl*W ... OlllW doing buelr.-M! ,.,. VII· OOlno bullnwi M! Petrtcil'• ...... .,...., WMD ,._ "'*9, t1MW... dOfl'I ~ea;,...._. •1•11•17 'Ml /it#fllf¥llM. TM toltowti,e pereon1 Con19eny, 111 WMt 17tll lat Aputmenl•.1. ~1_1112 Homa llliloalt l tmor~ NeTOIC:-N11J:' ......,. .-:.\ .~:O Newt>ot1 ~ ..,..._, 1111 Wiii • ..-UM WT NO ~ M>endOMd 1N we Of 11!•2, Co1ta MeH, CA ~ 81¥d., 9\1119 *' menta. aH• Mlefllgen, -....... '°" ,.-~' 11 ti. C... IH TMI IMTTM Of' THa llo4llCCMllDfTIC*AI. th ,1ctltlou1 •u1lneH IH21 ntn., CA 111111 eoet. MIN. OA IHll llTATI NO. A-~ -.......... WallNfl, ...... CA :U1 A~TION ANO HAMI D ... llON NO...., Name: leMettJAIMtlc•'• .... II.Id Marl! Dalley, ttrattlMI ll'arll VIII•• flattidl T Moeotty, UM To .. ~ '*~1 •: .... ':trr --.... .... ,,.. .......,. °''l __ -!,!1. fl9Wll ~ ~ l1N CHANM "'· l(Yt.telN,.Y NOTICE 18 HllllHY CuP CNlllenoe '11, 1111 3'12 Hemlfton, IMM. CA HCMMClllll .... ~ICM!. Mtc:Noan. c.. ....... CA credl10fl = ....... ~ ~ .,...._, 9eedl. CA nwv ,...,...., Alllt • 11. C:O... CKHI ~ • ..._ OIY!H tMt tM Huntlnaton ~ °', .... IOO-A, 12714 11111 MecArtbur llhld , IHH cndlton. -l*"IOn' '""' -.....,,..... ,,. ........ II con-....... CA tHt1 ... ...,.. Cfly Counoll wll hold CotOM del Mar, CA 121211 Petrtcl• Ann Wlfllema. tutt. Ut ....... CA 12711 Ttll• ~" ... I• COii· ~ °'._....., ~~ .. .J .............. CA ..... w .anlndMdu.i Tiile bue!MN ,, CIOl\s CfTA'10ll eputllloheef1nolnthe 00uft-The Flc:tltlOU• ll.le!MM2171-C •. ,alrvlew, '"''' Ali9'aa,1H&2MtioArtt1Ur c1Uc1edby'en~ 1n1 ... Wlllend«-yo' • -' 91MeCt t . WllllNll dUCMd tw: en lndMctull TO LllllOY Hl .. ZIG, Oii Chamber .. tM Hvnt• Name rlifwred to 11boYe wee Ana. CA 1170. INd , lulte 4211, ll'Ylne, OA Petrick T. Moeofry MAlllV !T~L .. WA!'E_ .....,. ·-"'·-.. OOlt-TIW 9'.-Wt ... ,..... flew! T. w.mc tether Of tM ~named lnGton ..... CMc Cent•. Hied II) Ol'Mte Count; M AOllend ~ "-Y· Jt ' H7tt 'I ,.,,.. ltl*Mnl WM flted A peltt ......... .,_, ,,_, ._. e ............ .._ COun(y Olertc Of Or· TNa etatement .,.. flied minor: 2000 M.irl ltrwt, Hunt· July 1f, ttH atO W. tllth # t8, Newt:>c1tt Thie bualn... ~ oon• wllh IM C01o1mY Olettt Of Or· by OONALO "· WAlllO & .... . -. County OotoW It, wilttltMCounlya.ttOfOr· YCMlwll .... .-enottce 1n9ton9Mctl,Cellfomll,on 8t1nleylllol9,'°S.Pfom-leecfl,CA IH93 dUC1edby:a llmltedpartMr· anoeCountyonOctober21. lllOY J WAAO In tlwt .,_ ,...._. 0.,... t• anoe Count; on Ootow n that ~LO OOM"IY tM ctew end at the time !ft-0111ory Drive. Newport Thie t>IJllMM 11 con-lhlO 111& 1>9rl0< Covtt Of Ora~ Tlllt ... -... ,_ ttlS • end flWOY GODf'NY,,. diaetildtle6owto~Md 8Wh CAIJteO CIUCtedby'lllmltedpart~ Allfl'ul .... ,. County teQUHtlng that --.. a..., a..c .. °'" .... I ..... °''"" CCJe9I ,.... ..... lle¥t tiled In 1N QrQUlt ~ IM e1atement1 of Tiile' bullnell ... °°"'" llllO TNI lfatemtnl ... flted Pvbllthed Orenea CoMt DONALD A. WARD & lllOY J ... a..._.o... ... ~Not OclObtr 31. ~ PvOlltled Orenee COM! Coutt of ..... of Or-.. peteoN 1llfM> wWI to be <Mted by"' lndMduel. Petrie'• Attn Wlllleml with the County a.tc Of Or-Diiiy Piiot Oclober i1. ~ WAlllD be ~ed .. pet• 119 ~l. 1',21. 1"5 Oe11y Piiot Oetow 11 No-atOft, lw MW108 eoun.y, A Nerd ,.._tMt to thl eppll-Thie .. ....,,.,,,"' filed TNt 1tetement wu fllld angeOountyonOatoberH. *1'11>«7. t4, 21, 111& tonel fept....,latlve lo ad-: . . W Th-402 ~-1. 14, 21, 1111' ~ltloft Pt~ tllel an oetton delctlbed be'# wtlh 1M County 0..-. Of Or~ With tlwt Oounty C1e11c of Or· ttlS TMtO mlnl91er 11Mt1Maleofthe CS. " • n • u ~ Cc.I f1M3 t ow.-be..,._ orantlno DATI! Mondly. oao.m-enee County on Oetoblf 21. enoe County on Oetober 29. ,_ cecMint . .,_.. ,... ~ St, No-1111-IC Mft""'~ to flalltlon«, OONA&.0 w 2, 1NI 1988 111& Pvbhhed Orange CoM1 T"9 pet111011 r•que1t1 ....._ 7 14. tt, ttM ~ ""'~ OOOFAE.Y .... ve to ~ ,._: 7:'° p,in Pvblltned 0r.,. Cont ,_ DallY PllOt Oetober 31, ~ fltlllC TICE 1411"°'1ty to ldmlnllter ttwt T"'1Q31 PtCnnoul IUt•-· KVMU .-LY GINl HIE"21&, Al'tl\JCA110N MUMMA: Deify Pilot Oc10ber 31, No-I Publllhed Orange Cout wmber 7, 14, 21, tNll II) ialatt under Iha 11\depen.. • ...-nATlmNT rta.IC ll)TIC( YoU' mlnot cMd, end. rou Ute Pwmit No. 111-43/0on-vemblf 7, 14, 21, 1te& Deity Piiot October 31, Nos Ttl .... 28 dent Admlnltlretlon Of b-• ____ _..........,..___ muet 'PPM' wtttlln 1Nrty dltlonel Exception No H -111 T~ "91'1\ber 7, 14, 21. IN& t11 .. Act The flflllowlnQ '*''°"' .,. ~of ttle dete of.., .. put>-LOCAnoM! 85" Hemll-Th-3M ,teTmOU• ....... A hMtlng on ,.,. l*ltlon () . ~ ~ ~ • South PICl'fnOUe .._.. 11c1t1on hereof at the ton Avenue. IOI.Ith lide ol rta.JC NOTICE MAim aTATIMIWT "litl be helcJ on OEClM8fR CltOW'LBY Co ut lnv1tt ment MAmaTA,_,. Oaunroom Of°'"""*" Hemlltonatlnttt..ctlonwlth rtaJC M>TICE rta.IC M>TICE ThelollOWlnQpett0n1er1 18, 1945 11 t :'° A.M. In ~ H ClowJe flroperll ... 50 Sen t • No & II the CourthouM In ---I.MM f'ICTmOUe.,._M dolngbUllnellM:t.a.c ...... Oec>t No. 3 " 700 CIYlc y, lenWdlnO Avenue, ,.._.. d:: = ~~ tM ~ Of &.-n Merion ·~ To ~ MAim ITAW f'ICTTnOUe ....... '1CTmOUe .ueMM I lly; A D.C. Appralllll , Center Or1Ve W•t. Santa ~ ·~ Novetn• port 9-ltl. CA t2M3 Medl'cal Inc Zttea lr"'1e County OreoQn aild 8f10w the condltlOna ot IC>P<OVll The~ pereona atW N._ aTATI...., MAim aTATl•WT 11181 Weema une. Hunt· An1, CA 92702. ber 7, &•.A .... denl JoNI Wllliem S-. ~ Huntln 'ton' l!IHoh C~ C... '11 any you may heYI, 1mpOMC1 by the Board ot dOlno bUllneee u : Pro-The f~ l*'tonl ate TM fOlloWlnO S*90tll lfe lnQton leedl, CA 1214e IF YOU OBJECT to llwt of Cott a M ~ aa 8111 knardlno A~ue. 0214t II ' why tn. Pf8Y« of Mid "9tJ. Zonlno Adf\llll'NntUnd up.. felllonel Menagement Ber· doing bu,i,_ u : lnfor· dOlno blltlneu u : The Lawn lony1 Ann Catnpo, 111881 or anting olttwt pellllon, you SurYIYed b h1a l Newport l!IMcl'I. CA 112ee3 J!hMlp c Saint Erne Mo ttcn Mould noc be oranted Mid by the P1ann1no Com· vloH, 19021 J 8kypark matlon ISyttatn• Support Doctor & AtlOC., 1034 w. WMm• Lane. Huntlnoton lhould e111wtr IPPMt at ttwt ~ n!bv, .:::.· ~II bullnet1~eon• Inc 21ee2 .,.;..,., ~t: NOTICE TO L!ROY mlMlon on 1 r~t to edd Suite 214, Irvine. CA t27t~' s.rw:... 821t Gumm Or., Balboa Ave .. e.lboe. CA e.ech. OA 92948 Merino and lftte your ob-• r•-~ ..,,_, Id by In~ •• , inoi0n 8.act\, CA tiMe Hf,.ZIG: Al!AO THESE 8211 equate feet of retlll CM1 F Sherrell, 304 Huntington 811eh. CA 112881 Thia bu1lne11 la con-jectlonaOf flll wrttMn obteo-Cl'ow~)' of John Wiiiiam-™• bullneM I• con· PAPERS CAREFULLY· IPllGe to "' ••lltlng lhop.. Oehll•. Cofone del Mii, CA 92847 -RoOyn Stacy Goldeflbetg, due1ed by: llf\ lndMduel llonl With Ille court bef«• Ore1on RI h d Thia 1t1tetnlflt wee fHed dueted acion YOU MOST ··AP9QR" tN Pino oanter r..irtpe POf"· 12112& MM Kaiue Kreu11, 8211 1034 w 8elbo1 Ave., Tonya AM eempo ,.,. Miring Vout IPPM'· Cro le : C ar with the County Clri of r· PbYlp ~ ~ne MO THIS CASE OATH! OTHER tlont °'. p.adtJnQ. ' lot I« eom-Tl'lll butlrntll 11 c:04'· Gumm Or . H1111ttn11ton Belbol, CA 92MI Thie 1t1temenl WM Ned ence rney be In pe<ton 0t by W "1 of Coata =County on OQoblr 1• Thil lt~t wM Nees 810£ WILL WIN AUTOMATI· ~ tt.n. wttri vertence to ducted by: en lndMOuel 8Mch. CA 921147 Ttllt bulln... la con-with tlwt County Clertl of Or· your lttorney. Me.;SW'p-Gaughten, 1 ,_.. wtlhtheCount;CterkOIOr· CAU.Y.TO "APPEAR"YOU maintain ul1Un11 land· ~rJtF.SMrrell Ttl!• bu11n ... 11 eon· d'=by~~VWSUal anaeCountyDn0t~21. IFYOVAAEACAEOITOA .suaan Landrelh of ""--~ ange Oounly on Oetoow 25. MUST FILE WITH THE ICllC)ed .,... (4.~) In lielJ Thlt ltltement Wiii llled due1ed by: en lndMdull yn II 1965 ' Of I contingent eredltor of &n Claiww'l She Publllhed Otenge .,._, IN& OOUAT A LEO~L PAPER Of required 8% 11tu; 111d ex· with the County Clenl of Or· MM K Krauee• Ttll1 ltatemetlt wll llled W ttle deQMMd, you mutt fltt ~; t • Dally Piiot Oetobef 3l, ~ ~ CALLEO A "MOTION" OR lfllng & ~wide 1treet tide enge County Ott NoYembet Thie 1telemet\l WM flted with Ille County Clerk of Or· Pvblllhed Orange CoMt your ct.Im ~th tlwt eourt or 'fY 9-A.ech Of Idaho; ..-nbef 7. 14, 21. 1HJ.....o3 Publllhed Orencie Cotat "ANSWER". THE "MO· plentere tn lleu of t f~ t, 1985 with tlwt County Clerk of Of. •~County on. Oetoblf 4, Delly Piiot October 31. No-pteMnl It to tlwt peflonel .. IW"Yivt!d by four Dally Piiot Oc1ober 31, Nos TION" 0 111 "ANSWER" wkUh requlremenl. ,..a Inge County on Oetober 21'. 111 & Yetnblf 7, 14, 21. 198& repreeantatlve appointed by llster'I in Mua .. and 1--------Yembet 7 14 21 1986 MUST 8E GIVEN TO THE IN v I .. 0 NM I HT AL Pvblllhed Ofenge CoMt 108& Pu""' "'· ~ Ttl....05 thl court wltllln tour month• fl -....&.. rta,IC NOTICE ' ' ' TMU COUlllT CLEAK OA AOMIN· ITATUe: The requeet II eat· Deity Piiot Nowmber 7, 14, ,_.,. unltled Vfange v.... from tlwt dete Of first i.. w ·-~hlldren. IST~T°" WITHIN THIRTY egorlc:elly exempt, ci ... I, 21, 28, 198$ (' Publllhld Orange Cout Dally Piiot October 31. No-~oflett.,.llptO'llded Be .... rnem~r of '1C1TT10IM ..._.. ~ya ALONG WITH THE f\'om the P'OYllion• Of ,.,. T""44t Diiiy PHol Octoblf 31, No-vemblf 7, 14, 21, IN& rta.JC *>TICE In Sec:tlon 700 of th• "\he M.onic Lodge. ..._ aTATlmN'T 1111-IC MftTIC( AEOUllllEO FILING Fl:E. IT C1lllornta E.nvlronmentel 1111-11' MftTIC( Yember 7. 1'. 21, 1N5 TIM 11 LIQAL NO~ Probell Code of Cellfomle Memorial WfVK.'ft to The lollowlng penona are r~ nu MUST. BE IN PAOPEA Queltty Act. ..._... nu Tti.-3112 .. WPORT.-aA Tiie tim. tor flllng clllma wllt be b · ld S d d<Mg butlnell 11. A.K. M1t· FOAM ANO HAVE PROOF C* PU: A copy ol the "8JC M)flC( UWllD M:HOOl not expl,. prtor to four e un ay • ketlng AHocl1tff, 1958 ,teTTnOUe .,..... Of SERVICE ON THE PfT~ propoHd development f'IC..l'..~A=• rtlll.IC NOTICE DllTMCT month• from the dlll ot the 2:PM. Harbor Lawn Flamingo Or., Colt• :~... .. ... ITATl..wT TIONEA'S ATTORNEY, OA plan•.,. on flle In the De-T f . '1CTITIOUe IMM*IU NOTICE 18 HEREBY llMtlno not~ above. Jhmoria1 Chapel. In· CA 1124"28 Tiil followfno pet90nl ere IF THE PETITIONER DOES p1rtrnent ot o.v.le>pmenl dOI hi ::r,,::.~~1:: '1CTITIOUI ....... MAim aTATI...,,. GIVEN lhll tlwt Board of YOU MAY EXAMINE tlwt Jermen l I te Ron.Id K Mc:Connehel doing buliMN ... Weetern NOT HAVE AN ATTOANEY, f*vlQM., . H 'Wh I mi . NAMI eTATW...,,. Thi followlng peraonl .,. Education of thl Newport· 1111 kept by Ille court. If you B pr v a . and Undl v McConneMa. AccountlnO And M.rketino PAOOF Of SEAVICE UPON ALL l~TERESTED PER-vi: ;rt":t:.~.d~ ~-Thi fotlowlng p1non• .,. doing bullnell 11: l!lt'M VII· Meea Unified 8ctlool Oiltrlo1 .,. I '*'°" lntereated In arbol' Lawn Mt. 1115& FalmlnQo Of . Coltl Service, 2515 Alta 'lleta °'" THE PETITIONER. SONS 11e Invited to anend Balboa CA 92881 · doing bullneee u : Pldflc 1age flowerl, 1021-G Ent of Orenge Count; wtll re-the Mt1te. you may NtW 0) l v e M ort u a r y , ......_ Cl 92'2e Newport 8eec:h CA t2MO IF YOU HAVE ANY OU£8. Mid hllflng Md ..,,,... · Community o.v.lot>tnent lmpetlll 8< ... CA 9282 I celV9 IMled bid• up to 2:00 upon Iha executor Of ldmln-Diftictfnc. 540-8~~ Thi• bullnfll I• con· ~d J.,;.... LJgg#ll TIONS. YOU SHOULO SEE oplnioMOf IUbmlt evtderlce A~Hlln~I 89~.!:; 3J! 1901 N9WPOfl Blvd .• Cotti Wtrren c. Fick, 1181 Hill-PM on thl and dey of 0.. latretOf, Of uP«>f' the ••• Ouetedby ~endwffe 8200 Edinger Ave .• lfur'll: AN ATTORNEY IMMEOI-f0t0<IQllnetlhe~tlon 9ie:r ' •• M .... CAll21127 lide Drive. La Habt1. CA cember, 1815, II ttl• lorney '°'Ille uecutO< Of RonaldK MeConnlflM lngtonBMc:h CA 92847 ATELY. ..outllnedlbove.'A11app11-M jorll HlblbV. 25301 PSB "8elty COfJIOl'atlon 90831 PuretlUlng Office of Mid ldmlnlllt1t0t, and 1111 wtth ,,_.IBllC,e-eftOTHE!llS •LLMOAOWAY "°"TU ARY Thl1 uet8'Mlll wee filed Thia bull.;... fl -con-DA TEO end flrtt publllhed c:atlonl. extllblta. and d9-,tic, Or Mllllcin Vr.to 1901 N11wpOft Blvd., Cotti Tiii• buelnut 11 con· 6c:boot Dlltdet. located 11 tile ~ wtlh J>fool of ~-wt~ ttle-Oo.nty Cleril~ dueled by· "'~ al-Coata MMa. -°'ante -.lptlont-of tNI ~ CA 921111 ., L ._. ... CA 12927 ducted by: en lndMdual 2985-8 Beer Street Coate vice, I Mlften 1'9QUMI 1111· enge County Ott October 25. L J LIQOlnt County, Callf0<nla the 14th .,. on fill wtth the Ottloe of Thi b alneu 11 con Thli bullnMI 11 con· w11r1n c. Fide M ... CA 921128 1j wl'ttcm Ing th1t you deelr• ec>eelal 198& Thi• 1111.,,,.,,1 w• nled dey of November, 1985. the City Cteril. 2000 Mlln duct~ bu 1 general part: dOOted by: 1 eOfporitlon Thia atatement w11 llled time iald bid• wt'u be pub-not~ ol tlle filing ot 111 In· 110 Broadwey Cost• Mesa 6<42·9150 f2I03ll with Ille County Clertc of Or· HATT 11 •RATZ IL Stree1, Huntington 8eec:ti, n«lhl y. Peter L. Inman with tlle County C1ertt of Of· llcly Of*l9d end read lor: ventor; and apprelMment of Publllfled Otenge Cout inge County on October 211, IC ....... OM 1-. At· callfornta, for ln1P,9Ctlon by Mat~le Heblby Thl9 ttatement -.. Ned 1n99 County on Oetoblf 21. $.WEEPERS eatate -'• Of of thl I*~ Deity Pllol October 31, No-11185 ..,_,.., '••• •e. ON the public. Ttllt 111.,_,1 n1ec1 wtthttwtCounlyClertlofOr· 1115 All bide.,. 10 be In~ tlonlorac:counqmentloned vtmblf 7, 14, 21, 198$ W ~............ HU.TINQTON llAC::H with the' County C~uof Or· ange County on October 21, , ,_,, eordenoe with Condltlonl, In Section 1200 and 1200.5 of Tll-412 Publllhed Otenge Colet -c...._. .......... CfTY COUNCL. 1J: AlcAI ange Count; on Oetober 21 1115 Publl.lhed Orenge COMt ln1tructlon1 and Speclll-thlCallfornla ProtMileCode. 1--------o..ty Piiot OctOber 31, No-••:::.~.,.., IL---~ ~:le Ct.ti 198& ' ,_.tt Deity Piiot Oetober 31, No-c.tlone~ ... orr"-ln fflM A.~· At· flelftC YtEW -++--1rta.1e *>TIC£ bet 1 14 71.1985"" ~ COlllt ,.._ fM'l ,_. P\ibAlhecf Orenge COii1t vember 7, ll,'"} . tea ttwt off~ ot tlwt PurdlUlng ..,_, tor ,.........,, ,,.. MEM<>ftt . . . TM18 Delly Piiot NovM'lber 14, 21. Publlihed Orenge Cout Publi.hed Orenge CoMt Delly Piiot October 31 , Nos Th-393 Direct« ot Mid School Ola-0,.,.. A"., C-. ...... Al 'A"" f'ICTmOUe ....... 21. qec.nw &, tte& D::l Piiot Nov.mblf 21, Delly Piiot Oetober 31 No-Yembel' 7, 14. 21, INS trlc1 298S-8 Beer Street CYA t:.11 Cemetery • Mortuary KAMI ITATIMINT Th-4&2 198 Ttt-48& vembef 7. "'· 21. 1te5 Til-39' fltllJC NOTICE Cot ia M ... CA 92828 . D1~1y"~\lhed1o1 No~~2Cout1 22 Chapel • Crematory The tollowlng ~· .,, D1D11C NOTICE Th-409 A Perlormance Bond m1y ''""""""' · • 3500 Pacific View Dnve doing butNMll u : A11bl111 ... .,_, NI.IC NOTICE rtlll..IC NOTICE ,termoue .,..... ti. required 11 the dlecretlon 28. l98S Newp.><t S.actt Mltf(etlng AeNercn And In· "*-JC NOTICE ..._ aTATWMINT of Iha Olttrlct ThF-48" 6'4•·2700 form1tlon Servle11. 5 '1CTJTIOUI .,..... P\llJC NOTICE FICT1TIOU8 .,..... Thi fOllowtng peraone .,. No bidder may withdrew NI.IC NOTICE Almond Tr• line, Irv!,,., HAflll ITA ~ ACTITIOUe ll&Wal '1CTmOUa .,._.. NAm aTATl...r doing bulll:Mll •: Atehlbeld 1'111 8ld f0< • period of '°'1Y· 1---------CA 9271& The lollowlng pertonl .,. ..... ITAW ...... ITATDmWT ~A~~.. Tiie toltoWlng peraone at• Bu1lnfft Plfk lnvel!Ofl five (45) days after the dlt• ,ICTf'nOUa ....... HARIK>R~WN• MT.OUYE Mor1uary • Cemetery Cremelory Andf .. 8lelne Miiier, 8 dOlng bullnMI ... Gtnerll TM ~ per'IOn i.: Thi folowtng Plr'fOt\I .,. The folloWlng peraone Ill doing bulinell 11: ~ Lid., 1303 AllOCldo, Sult• Mt for the opening thereof. ..... ., • ........, Almond Tr• line. INlnt, Home Aepen. 372 W 8.y doing IMlllnela M: doing bualnell 81. Krllg'a I II . T Flnenelel, 2e&5 E. CoMt 220, Newpor1 BNch, CA The &Wd Of Education of The fOlowlng peraona ate CA 9271& •6-202. Colll Meta. CA TREES UNLIMITED, 955 Komputer Konnectlon, ~~ buo: ~· F ~ Hwy., Suite 232, CO<one Del 92MO the Newpon-Meea Unified doing bulinlll ea: Alptli- Cr1l11 Wend t i 8 r1neh 92827 Welt ltth SI., Coste Mela, 2216! Pheuant St., El Toro, 1 u~f'VI C 92715 ox Mar, CA 92112& Mldllll CWgtMI, 208 La! 8ctlool Olltrtct reaerwe IM Dent, 205 Albert Piece, 1625 Gisler Ave Costa Mese 540-555'4 Talley, 8 Almond Tree Lane, Roger Olla Me8fl<M. 372 Clllf. 92127 CA 92830 O ova. 118• • Peul Henry Reed, 3130 Joffe Lane. Newport Beeeh, right to flject eny or all 81d1 Colte Metia, CA 02827 lf"Me, CA 92715 W A1y •B-202 Co111 Kenneth S. 8111 II, II&& Kreig Steven Bleck. 221&& Jly Re>11.7 ~I Olamanla, Seevt.w Ave Cofone Del CA 92883 and not neceuatlly ICCePt o & o sottw-SeMcea Thi• llulln .. 1 11 eon· Mela, CA 112827 · Weat 19th, Coll• M .... PhMUnt St:. El Toro, CA lrvl:, ~~2 P~ 15 Fox· Mar, ca 9282S Thi• bu1lnH1 11 con-the io-t Bld. Ind lo waive Inc., 205 Albert Pl.ce. Colt~ due1ed by I generll part· Thi• bu1lne11 11 con-Clllf. 921127 92830 ~ IMne CA 92715 Thi• bu1lneu 11 eon-due1ed by: a limited partner· 111y lnf0<mallty Of lfregullri-Meea. CA 112827 MreNp ducted by . .,, lndtvldu.i TNI bulln_, 11 eon-Thll bullnaa 11 con· Thi• b ineN 11 eons dUC1ed by .,, lndMdull lhlp ly In any 8ld received. Thie bu•lnn• 11 con· C • C.W 8rWldl Tiiiey Roget D ~Bride due1=~ Ill lndlvldull ducted.!!)'; 11! lndMdual .:, UI tlerl Peu1 H Reed Mldlcllt Cltglle d1Jc1ed by I corpotltlon ._------~ T'hia ttllement -Ned Tilil 1telemenl wu flied K Six Kreig St.wn 8lectt CluC1 ~co-pert Thl1 1t1tement "wu tl6ld Thie tlltlmlnt -flied Shewn O.vldton --------with the County Clettl of Or· with Ille County Clerk of Or· Thll ltalernent w .. flied TNt .... _,, WU fifed ~:. tl t_,I Ned with the County Clertl of Or· with Ille County a.. of Or· N9WflOftT ~-IA UNI· Thl9 lta1emenl -ftled For ClellHled Ad enge Count; on Oct.ober 25, enge County on October 2&, with the County Clettl of Or· llllttl Iha County Cler1c of Or-With the c9ou,,ty ~u of Or· ltr'QI County on October 21. enge County on Oetober 25. ~HOOL oteTMCT el with Ille County CWk of Of. ACTION 11185 1113& · "'119 Count; on October 30. enge County on Octoblf 25. enge County on October 21 11195 1118& t -:.-::r C~, C~ I. ange County on Oetoblf 21. c.i1 • ,__ ,._ 1118& 11185 11185 • ,_,. ..-1 •-•· ........_.. .. otreo· 11185 Deily Pilot Publllhed Otenge COM! Publllhed Otenge COM! f*191 , ... ,. 111 5 Publfltled Orange Co.ut Publllhed Orange Cout ter (71') .....a11 ,-.. Al>-VISOA Deily' Piiot Oetober 31. No-Delly Ptlot October 3t No-Publllhed Orenge Coul Publl1hecl Of1n99 Coull ,_.,. Delly Pilot Oclober 31 No-Deity P11ol October a1. No-1 Publllhed Orange Cout Publllhed Qrenge Coul 942-5&111 vembet 1, .... 21, 198$ verr\bef 7, "'· 21, 11185° Diiiy Piiot Novernblf 21. 28. Delly Piiot October 31. 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A NewPC?rt Beach woman who won SI 00,000 in the st.ate lottery this Coast Laguna approves a modl- fJed Local Coastal Pro- gram over residents' ob- jections./ A3 Irvine high school stu- 'dents Involved In after- s@ool activities wlll have to pay for busing./ A3 -ca1tfomia A newborn receives another baby's heartl n a rare transplant oper- ation./ Al • Nation W ith Hurricane Kate ap- proaching, tens of thousands are ordered to flee the Flor Ida Pan- handle./ A7 World month lo~t her lucky touch Wednes- day when county marshals seized mon of her winnings. Sharon Nunez, 29, was ordered to temporanly give up her prize money because ot a pending lawsuit aaa1nst her husband, the owner and operator of a South Coast Plau re~taurant. It is the first time since the lottery began in California tbat winnings have been seized on a court order. Marshal James Byham said the Ne\VJ)Ort woman was served with a court order Tuesday evenin.g. She volunt.arily withdrew $73,000 from her bank and turned 11 over to 1h1: marshal. Byham said Nunet first consulted with her attorne:r. Paul Mast. then a&reed to hand over the money. Nunez received SH0,000 after taxe:> when she won her s1•-<11g11 prlle Nov 11 on the Big 'pin, the tl'lev~d lottery Jackpot. .- $ybam .said the woman·~ ban~ reQuestcd that a hold be/laud on S6.000 of the money an tnat the rema1nm• Sl,000 apparently was s~nt paying bills. He said the '-Ctzed money will be held by the county unttl a court heanng Dec 19. The woman's dreams of a new house and a toy-filled Chnstma) for her children began to S<>ur last week when a Su~nor Court com[" 1ss1oner . . ordered Nune1 to retnun temporanly from s~nd1n1 the money. Comm1ss1oner Thomas Keenan made the ruling at the reQuest of Pe")' Moms Co. which claims in a tawsun that Nune7' husband owes the finn S250.000 in unpaid rcst.aurant cqua@I> ment leasts ' Despite the rul111J. N unei cashed (Plea.--.ee LOTTSRY I A2) RiSin number of LB omeless a city con.cern Ctty agrees to wor k with county officials to resolve p roblem By LAURA M ERK Ol h o.ltr ..... ...,,, Concerned about thl· gro" in~ nu mber of ho mele'>s people 1n Laguna Beach. the (II) ( ounlll agreed this week to beg.in working with count) officials to ca">C thr problem The action was prompted Tue'>dd\ after the council received a n:J')(in fro m the c1t)'s Human .\ITa1r\ <om m1ttee. The committee gave a \um mar. o t a recent town mee11 ng on coord1· nattng social seni1cc .. More than oO people attended the half-day meeung that fcx.used on homeless people Pauline Walp1n. ch.auwoman of the cornm111ec, faced a <.!1v1dcd coun- cil when she ellpla1ned the "sue She suggested the Cll) suppon ~bl1'5hmcnt of a -safety net 'Y'- tem'" to provide referral services. "ork program!.. personal hygiene. dothing exchange and housing But ( ounc1lman Dan Kcnnev ob- 1ected to involving the cit) in ·.,uch program~ ··1 have a s1gn1fican1 problem with that If there 1s an} one problem I get approached w11h most. 11 1s the bums on 'ia1n Beach," he said "'We call them resident homeless I call them bum~." he !>aid Mun1c1pal Judge Pamela lies at- tended the town meeting hdd Oct. 31. and told the group there arc many (.,lea.K BOllELE88/A2) "Some differences re- main" as President Re- agan and Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev head for home after two days of summit talks./ A8 ~.]-Mammoth quake Sports New York Yankee stand- out Don Mattingly Is named American League · MVP./C1 · Golden West College hopes for better things In basketball this year./C1 Lakers blitz Clippers, 122-107, behind Magic Johnson's 22 points and 20assists.IC1 Entertainment Golden West College has a home-grown Thanksgiving production In ''The Courtship of M iles Standish.'' /84 Business Corporate profits post strong gains In third quar- ter.JBS INDEX Strawberry ailhouettes Thae wor kera near La.Cuna Canyon Road uad the San Dl910 Freeway appear to be toillnC lD a l)lmmerma pool of water. Actually, they're ln a atrawberry field coTered with plutlc. off of which the late afternoon aun la reflectt.na. Mesa computer firm files claim against state lottery By tile A11oclated Pre11 SACRAM ENTO-A Costa Me\3 computer firm has filed a fo rmal claim against the state lot1ery. saying bias limited the competition m bid- ding on a maJOr equipment contract The claim by Electro-Spon Inc. seeks a 30-day ext ension of the Nov. 8 bid deadline to allow time for settlement of the issues and the appointment of an independent bid evaluauon comm11tee. Lottery auorney Roben Bunon said Wednesday that lottery Director Mark M1chalko would reJeCt the claim as unfounded, o~ning the way for funher legal action by Electro- Spon. Electro-pon says 1t was unable to bid on the 10110 game equipment because Its JOt nt-vent urc pan ncr. S~rry Corp , d1dn'r have enough time to meet the ngorou' corporate financial d1')Closures in thl' votcr- approved lonery 1ni11a11ve M1chalko declined to comment Wednesday bccau!'e he was drafting a written reply to the allegation~. ~1d lottery spokesman Bob Ta>lor L11tgat1on could delay the con1rau potenttall y wonh S200 m11lmn . and therefore the mid-1986 kickoff ol numbers games. 1n which retailer\ will use thousa nds of tcnmnal' throughout the slate to log bN\ Jackpots could build to S 100 m1l11on. experts say Electro-pon attorney T im Yaf)an \aid the protc\I indude~ allcg.i11011' 1ha1 M1chalko alread) fa,or., lu1111 game systems 'loch a'> those \Uppltnl b) GTE< H ( orp of Rhode 1 ... 1and The lirm. one of fhe bidder'> 1n Cahfom1a. won a con1rac1 1n Ohio under gu1dd1nc'> M1rhalko hl·lpcd .,,hape when he wa!> that statc''> lottc" auorne\ The protest "1\\ that the .. rc4uc\t for proposal~ .. -the 1e1.:hn1tal guide· line for bidding on the ( ahfom1J contract -<.on1a1ns an unmtcnllonJI bias bccau!.C 1t u<>e' the Ohio hid request as a model The fo ur-pagl.' d1>1. umcn1 da1m' that the gu1dehnc al'><> limit' comix·11. 11on h} d1scnmmallnfl. ap,a1nst .,mall (Pleue itee BIAS/ A 2) could trigger volcano eruption LOS ANGELE:.S (i\P) ->\ ma1or earthquake cventuaJI~ t11uld tng&l'r an eruption of a \olcano \lumbl.•nng beneath a popular C dlilom1a -.k1 resort. although there 1~ m• <>1gn ol an~ 1mm1nent threat. alcordin~ 1u a Ol'" go,crnment rt·pun Eruption\ usual!~ cxrnr "'hen molten roc k or magma rt\C\ from deep un<krgrountf to till .t thambc:r beneath a \ okjnu. neating lreml'n tfou\ prn\urt• that lorn~' tht" magrnJ 10 escape atxHc g.round But a rt•pon b' rt."'>t'ar(hl'r\ JI thl· L'S Geological "iunc~ and l n1\l"f· \II\ of ~C\ ada a1 Rcno \Clld a maJur quake on tht• lf1hon <reek f Juli could rratk the ground to allo'>!. Jn eruption e'en 11 the magma lhamtll:r beneath Long \.alln "'a\n't tilled Long \ allc' " J IU-b, 211-mik o' al-<>haped 'ukanic ,aldera -J \Cl\ large 'okan1t tratC'r -on the cJ<.tcm fnngl· 11! the \1crra "l'' Jda Jbout 250 miln nurth 111 l O'> ..\ngclt·\ and 20(1 mile' ea\I nl ~an f ranu<,c.u The' populJr \k 1 rc\ort l<l" n ot Mammoth 1..-ikl·, \II\ "11l11n tht· caldera "\\l· mu\t ret·ogn11t• the P<>'>\1b1l11\ that an eanhquake (measuring al least 7 fl nn lhl· K1l·h1cr ~.Jlr l lOuld cau~ an eruption \OOn<'r thJn 11 might othl'f"'l\t" ou ur · \a1d geoph\\ICl\I f>a, 1d P Hill l h1C'I L SC,\ '>(:tent1\I tor I on(! \ alln 'okan1, \tud1e' fhe Hilton ( rl·e ~ f-aull '>l.!rt\ J I thl" \(1uth edge" nl I ong \. alk~ and run ' I~ mile''> \outh 1n10 the \1 crra "ic,ad.i fhl \lgn1lildntr of a prcm.ttun: crup11on JI l 1>ng \ alle" " that ll could on ur "Ith I<'"' ad,amc warn- ing sigm -\Ul has 1naca'>ed ground '"'Clllng -that \UCntl!>I~ bcll('\l" tht'\ '>!.ould \Cc in thr da'' tx·fu~ a more lO n,cnuonal nup111m, Hill ..aid "'cdm•\d.:i , llunng a telephone 1n1cr- ' I<'" from hi\ olftrc 1n 'ienlo Parl \ m.:i1m temhlm probabl\ "-OUld ha'e In rupturt· the ground in Lon[!. \ allc\ 1t\Cll to \pur Jn l"l"\Jpt111n l1 1ll \d1d addintr. that man~ ma1or quake-; haH' \ha!..en tht•· rl·g1on dunng the pa)t 11.000 'ear\ "'llhout \t"llin(I. 011 an eruption But hr ..aid l'arthuuakt·, haH· (Pleue eee QUAKE/ A2) Births Boating Erma Bambeck Bridge Bulletin Board Business Classlfled Comics Grouword Death Notices Entertainment Horoscope Ann Landers Opinion Paparazzi Polloe Log Public Notices Si>orts Tetevlslon Weather 82 B1 8 2 C4 A3 8 5-7 C5-7 C4 C6 ce Freeway foes deliver 6, 600 signatures B3-4 C7 82 88 81 A3 C3,8 C1-3 B3 A2 By PHIL SNEIDERMAN Of•Oellr .......... An Irvine group said 1t was handing m more than 6,600 signatures today on ~t1tions aimed at stopping the city from collecting development lets to help pay for three new South Orange Co unty freeways. The petitions were presented to the Irvine Caty Oerk at about 10 n.m An Irvine c1ty official said the fee collcct1on. whi ch had been scheduled to begln today, will be postponed while the petition s1anaturcs •"I verifi ed. If 4J36 signatures arc judaed valid, the freeway foe plan 1s likely to be decided by local voter\ On Oct. 22, the Irvine Cuy Council ga ve final approval to an ordinance requiring fees on new development to help pay for the proposed an JoaQu1n Hills. Eastern and Foothill freeway5. The ordinance was to take effect today. But the Committee of &vcn Thousand (COST). a local group cn11cal of the freeway fee plan, u'ied the 30-day penod following adoption to gather s1anatures on a referendum The aroup needed s1paturcs from l 0 percent of the city's vote,.,, or 4.536 names. to keep the ord inance from tak1n1t effect. Noise dilemmas at airports spreading throughout state Peace-making ideas In Newport Beach ea tu red at symposium or quieter jets By LISA MAHONEY Of ....... ,........ I Mullin& over John Wayne Alr- pon's lona h111ory or noite-relattd liupuon, Qotrauons 1nd Facalilla Chief Denis Hom recalled lhe takeof1' of lht ••rvc?rt's first panenaer jet on April S. 1967. .. 1£wa11t 10:341.m.1nd lelend hu 1t that 10 minutes later the fint lnip1n took oft' for his lawyer-John Wayne Airport ha bttn anvuJvcd in hup tJOn ever stn«.'' Horn la.id . • Hom, afona with Michael Oatl kt. Oranae Countf s spcctaJ 11rpon countel and noise control spcc1ahll O\risunc Edwards. profiled the con· ftict over noitt at John Wtynf A~ before I statewide p thcrina of airpon manaeera. anomtys. plan· nen and othcn Involved i1' 11rpon noilt control at the Lot Anacles Airpon Hilton Wcdnaday. Oraqe County'~ cfforis to ma.kc peece with 1u Mtaftbon in Newport Bach and nta Ana He\ahlt weft' 1 part of a t\J>o-<iay 11rpon no1~ 'Jympos1um sponsored b)' the ln- ,utute of Tran5port.ahon Stud1cs at UC Berkeley. With au travel 1ncreuin& and the need for new or eitpanded airports a certainty. llrport authorities and the commun1t1cs that border them arc ~arch1n& for ways to mu-sate Jet no1St. In C1hfom1a, m1.1or 11rpons1n San Francisco and Los An,clcs ha~e bun work.Ina on the problem. And. u Hom po.nu out John Wayne Al'l'Of1 has been the focus or noitt COC11· plt1nlS and ht1pt1on for M*rly 20 ran. ataonally, mo~ than of lbc W1lh:\m ".lpe"rm ch:11rman ol c OST said la'>t·minutl" pe"t111on' were \llll being fo~ardcd t11 him Wedne'lda) Hl· \.31d thr group "a' turning 1n 6.10:! name' tod.t> He s:u d lhl" 2.000 C\tr01 \lgnaturc' would pro' td(' .. insurance" lur names that arc d1'itjuallfi~ ~taU\C the permn ·" not a registered \Oler dOl"s not lt'c 1n Ir-inc or has \lgned more than ont· pct111on tnmt'( 1t' ( lcr~ '-ant\ LJtC' \31d the cit} ha\ lO daH Ill "<'nh th<· 1gnaturc~ ~he ..a1d the Orange Count' Rcg1<.1rar of Vote1' .. 1atT would . he rnll\tcJ to rnndull thl\ .. LISA MAHONEY Focus ON TH£ NEw s count')·, \,119 11rpons ha\C in· nuuted no1't control measures. and more arc do1n1 w ever) month, attord1n& to the Fcdtral A v1at1on Adm1n.,trauon The no1~ '' mpo~um . ..,h1ch C<ln· unucs toda)'. potha,hti one aspect of the OOltlC I UC -IOC'•I rqulat1on Local control\ on •Jr earners is a lhom)' ubJt<'t. but p«ncnt C'lrcum· nanmmakt local rqutatJon lhconty vtablc v.·ay to cap airport no1tie 1rhnn balk at mtnctt0ns ,...hich vary ftom ai rport to iurpon If t~ (Pleue _. At..Jlo•T/A2J • I L'ndcr thl· onhn.lntc aJupll'd l.t\I month In tnl' "'a' pnm111n.I ti• t'll.·t1-10 lOllectton ol 1ht· tn·'·'"'J' tn·\ tu<l.1' I he fe~ "'ere 111 Ix• l h.irttl·d "h,·n .1 building perm11 "'.l' 1"ul·d !111 IW "' homes or bus1nt'"\t'' But 4.ss1stant < II\ \.1,rnJttl'I l'.1ul Brady Jr. s111d the !('t'tnlkl tt(ln "'••uld not bcgm toda' lx'\.aU'-t' 111 lh< \UbmtSSIOn OI the' ( ()\ r pct11111n' If the m1m1mum \1gnatun·' .trl Judged valid. Rrnd' ..aid the In int ( 11' Council "'111 h.1,c thrn· 11p11111\\ •Rescind the()\ t 22 In·'·"·" In mdinancc. •Call a spe·ual clet 111111 fll·rh.:ip' "' '\pnl. to plalC the nrd1nanu· tx·turr local \ utC'~ •.Plalc the tirdmanu· on tht ul\ ' regular June I ~Xo eh'l t111n hallot 1 T"'o , 11' rnunc1I '('al\ .tl'>o .ir1· Jt \take tn that eln 1111n 1 < 0\ T l h:i1rman \pcm\ -.aid hC' J1l('' nnt tare "hl•thcr the' ordinann.: ,1pp('ar' 1)n a \flC'l'1al or rc(tula1 h:sllot Hut hl Jddcd ··w r do '>!.anl the J'l'nplc 111 lr,1nc to haq· dn np- ~)nun1t\ 111\11tc110 thl'> l\\Ul' .. l ht·< 0\ I rl"fercndum "'ould onh .tflC'\ 1 thl· In 1m· 11rd1nanu· jdo~ted c ~ L 22 I arhl·r th1~ \Car CO~T mc.-mtx·r1 1ta1hrr('1I more than X 700 "~nature' '"' a p111po'-<'d Clrd1nanct· (Pleaec Ke l"RltEW A Y / A2) 2 Coast men guilty in desert land fraud By USAN HOWLETT OIW.Oellr,_.._ .. Two Oranae C~t men w\:rc ~onv1ctcd in ll . Ot\tnt'I < ouri 1n Los An&elC" Wedne~a on I~ (ount' of mail fraud and l'On.,.p1ro1t' 1n connttt1on wtth dcscn land ..all'' 1dnc) Binder. S 7. of Nt" flnn Beach and 01n1el L.c-ffier 411. of M1 aon Vtqo "Wert ron' 1C1ed 1n fedttaJ court of b1lk1na tv.o do1en people 'AlhO 1n"nted 1n QuC'.,llr Co out of$ I 2 m1lhon The ~" man. \I:\ woman Jury bepn dth~rat1on<1 No" ••• TM Oran&<' C'ounl) C>1 .. 1m·t 1- tomcf 1 oma: refulfti to tile arand lhd\c.bar1icuptnst 81nckr tv.o "can llO and turned the o"cr to pmtal lfl\eSllgator'\ Binder • nd I t"ffier \Old un- dt'vrlopt'd land 1n the ntelope \alle\ and \'llton1lle area, of ' n ~mardino Count) from I Q79 to 1~81 Official\ Imm tht U .. Attorney· Offit'<' ~1d Que\ tar did not own IOmt of the land 11 \Old and that 81nckrtnc1 ~ffirr told tn\>ntot110mc pe o( land had strttt wattr and ...__ v.hrn the) did not Hal"r\ ~tonc.•9,ofAnabeUn.Wtll 1nd 1cted in June an COil~ wn. the Q\lntar land ..aa. He 11t11W JU•lt' to t..,o countaot .. il 6-• had the C'hAf'lit' dita ........ him after he lll'eed to~ lir llllt , ......... ftaAD9/M) .. .. • ---'- ----------------------·------------------------------------------~~--------------~ ~ Oout DAILY PILOT/ Thu'9day, NoYlmbW 21, 1Na ~wedish plastic heart patient dies STOCK.HO LM, Sweden (AP) - Leif Stcnbera. a controversial Swedish buslnessman who wu Lbe fint person out"dc the U nited t.ates to receive a permanent artificial hcan. died early today, doctors an· nounced. , Ste nberg. 53, had suffered at least one stroke ince an Amencan , ~rv1k· 7 plastic and metal heart was •,impla nted Apnl 7 at K.uolinska • .ftospitaJ in1Stockholm. Stenberg was 1hc world'$ fourth redpicnt of a permanent artificial heart and lived 229 days wilh · Janik-7. Before suffc.-nna a stro ke in early cptcmber. he appeared to be making the fastest recovery of any of the recipien1s. "Stenberg sutlered a s1ro kc soine time ago. A ftcrwards he showed signs . of improvement but later his con· d 111on gradually worsened," said Dr. Bjarnc Scmb. 1hc Norwegian hean surgeon who performed the 1mplan1. "l..31c Wednc.,day 01gh1. he suf- fered inc reasing brea1h11\g and vascular problt"ms and dtcd at I o'clock Thur\<la) morning," '>cmb added. Stenberg wa"i a controversial figure in Sv.eden He had been 1dent1ficd m the press as an underworld figure.-in ·the 60's and 70's. although the only indictment against him was a 1978 charge of tax evasion A month afkr Stcnberg's artificial heJJ1 impJant. t'tt>ICCUtor Clas Zeime dropped the case in view of the defeodaru's "persOftal circum· stal\ces." refcrrin& to his frail health. Weeks later, Stenbera met ~ porten in a medical &mpitheatcr at Karolinslca. Stcnbcra told reponen hjs new heart bad tauaht him new thinas about life. "I ~ve found out that quail~ life has a new dimension that in the best thinas in Ufe ate free," be said at the time. A hospital spokeswoman an· nounced on Sept 3. that Stenbera had suffered a stroke ••a few days" earlier, ' and said he was in the intensive care unit. Scmb told the As~·ated Press that Stenbcra's wife and ildren had requosted that no pc 1 details of the patient's final two months be released to the press. "When bis condition bcpn to worsen after the stroke in early September he gradually lost con- sciousness and slipped into a coma," Scmb said. Scmb said that Stenberg's case offered "grounds for a oenain 01>- timism." "Mechanical hearts arc in an early development stage, and compared with previous developments within heart suraery, the bean-lung ma- chine, artificial bean valves and even regular bean transplants, we have oome pretty tar in a short ume," he uid. Prior to his stroke, Stenbera had been spendina only ruahu at the ho1pital, p&ulna the days in a 1pecially equipped apartment near the in1µtution on the ed&c of Stock· holm. His only prtwiously reported com· plication was in June, when Scmb said there was a temporary dis· turbanoe of Stcobc11's eycsiaht . Semb aid the vision problems ·mi&ht ~ye been caused by a blood clot. Ho .. id it bad been a passina el>isode that let\ Stenberg with no ill effects. The Swedish patient walked around the hospiw and ate nonnal food e.arly in his reco~ry, and appeared to be capable of ore ac~vities lhan other arti · heart paueou. FRAUJ) ••• From Al prosecution. Michael K'enney, Binder's at· tomey, said today that his client's misfortune was merely caused by a falteri~ business. "I think it was a business that failed, not a conspiracy to defraud people," Keqney said. Kenney said"Lcffier and Binder are scheduled for sentencin1 Jan. 6. 'QUAKE COULD T~IGGER VOLCANO .•• From Al" triggered eruptions elsewhere. Puyehue volcano in Chile erupted 48 hours aflcr 1he great Chilean earth- quake of 1960. and a q uake on May 18. 1980. caused a massive landslide ofl'the bulging north face of Mount St. Helens in Washington state, allowing a tremendous release of pressure dunn& the -uplos1 ~Ntttton-thett, he said Hill cmphasm~d that earthquake actl\'11) and swelling of the ground at Long Valley have d1min1shed dunng the past 1wo vears. sharply reduci ng sc1ent1sts' inlt1al concerns that an eruption might occur 1n several years. "The act1v11~ 1s low now. so our concern 1s low. ' he said. Prompted b} pcnoJic eanhquakcs 1hat rattled Mammoth Lakes starting in the late 1970s -quakes linked to the injection of magma beneath the caldera -the USGS issued a "notice of potential volcanic hazard" for the area in May 1982. But quake activity abated after January 1983, and the agency issued a statement in mid-1984 indicating_ the VQ_}canic 1hrea1 MerdimmiifiCd: The report by Hill, USGS geologist Roy Bailey and former Unjversity of Nevada seismologist Alan S. Ryall, was published this month in I.he Journal of Geophysical Research. In another of a doun LoDJ ValJey studies in the same issue, Stanford Unjversity geologists J.M. Metz and G .A. Mahood suggested an earth· quake along the Hilton Creek Fault was the most likely cause· of the catastrophic eruption that created the Long VaUey caldera 730.QQO years qo. Suen an eruption today would cause "severe to total" devastation up to 75 miles away and dump volcanic ash, six inches thick. 300 miles away, the USGS said-in a 1982 report. But Hill's report re<mphas12es that anolher catastrophic eruption is less likely than a small eruption, such as the one that created the Inyo-Mono craters near Mammoth Lakes 500 to 600 years ago. Hill said calderas such as Long Valley arc noted for having repeated periods of increased quake activity and ground swellinJ for many dec- ades before an eruption occurs. BIAS IN LOTTERY CHARGED ••• Ft9f111'1 or m1nonl}·ownc:d companies. uch firm\ 'will be financ1ally prt'duded from compeun~ for any con1rac1 for gond<t and services by 1he hond1ng requ1rl·mcnt alone:· Electro- • rx>rt sa~s in m prot\!st. ""11chalko. U\tng staff and co nsult- ant t'valua11ons of the bids from five FREEWAY ... From Al !hat would have required the Irvine Ct ty Counc1 I to obtain voter approval before enacting new development fees for any new freeways. That init111t1ve, c hallenged by a coalt 11on of business groups and developers. was ruled 1nvahd by an Orange County SuperiorCourtjudge. An appeal hearing tn that case is ~ch<'dulcd Dec. 17. companies., ~pects to make a rec- ommendation ~ next month to the Lottery Comm15sion on the bid a ward. Electro-Sport's protest also claims that the lottery has unfairly exempted telecommunications fLnns, which will supply the telephone lines linking lotto ~e equipment. from the fi nancial djsclosurcs. A Supenor Court judge already denied Electro-Sport an order that would have delayed the awarding of telecommunications contrac..'U, but company attorneys said they will continue their court challenge of the way in which the lottery has applied the d isclosure rules. Electro-Sport's Yaryan said the protest included arguments in a mysterious letter that surfaced last month. A New York attorney said that he drafted the letter cont.amfog industry observations at the request of an unidentified company that planned to bid. He asked other companies to sign the document, but the letter was never submitted to lottery manage- ment. At that time, the lottery director denied any bias in the biddjng process. "A lot of the Ohio concepts arc involved ... but I think that because we've cased many of the technical specifications here, we hope that many more vendors will be able to compete," Michalko said. Lottery otlicials say that the four- ycar contract will be the 13Jlest of its type in the nation. It also wtll be one of the biggest California state govern- ment computer contracts e..ver, and the largest contract awarded by the lottery. AIRPORT NOISE SOLUTIONS SOUGHT •.• From Al must be no1se-l1m1t1ng regulations. they argue. the fede ral ~overnment should develop standardrzed rules. But 1he FAA has resisted setting o;tandards out of fear that angry Cl ll7cns will file not'\C 'iUltS against the federal government instead of the local airport authonttes. \I the same time. the FAA has. on <x:1,;as1on thwarted local regulatory efforts when 1he regulat1ons were thought to 1 nterferc w11h the public's 1ntcrec;1. Wcdnc'lday. S}'mpos1 um part1c1· pants heard noise control v1ewpo1nts from cummun1t}' 1ntcrc•il'i, the airli ne indu•ary and state and federal regu- la1ory agcnc1C'.i. They also receJVcd an overview of how Orange County and 1he Hurhank-( ilc:ndalc-Pasadena Air- port au1hont1t·s havr allemptcd to sa t1sf~ the ruhllr'<t demand for tn· creased air 1r;" l'I :ind the desires for lco;~ nc)l\t' "'101\(' tnn1rol J)rngram<, dcvclopcd ..... ,h ~111/~·n ra111upa11on will be \11\t·u<;\Cd tn 111d.11, '\C\\lon Circ:ik<·rc; \\ l'clne'ithi) c:mphas1sed th<' ncec1 for co11rwr.111e11) when trying to rt'cOnC'1lc a1rpon growth with nc1 ghhorho<KI 1w:H·e and qu1e1 Changing l •rl um<;tanccs have h1oui;th1 1hc '"" '1tk\ into c;on01ct, Just Call 642-6086 Delly Piiot Delivery I• Guarentffd M ~<la, I -Uly If r ~ •itt• ••• , "*'... t' .., lCl c "' r"' r "':io~ 7 1 ,. • ' "" Dl!I some spcalccrs said. At the same t1me neighborhoods were being approved close to airports, public demand for air travel increased. Established neighborhoods haye the right to exist without intolerable noise. said Dave Granjte, spokesman for Los Angeles City Councilwoman Pat Russell. But, since airports aren't going to go away -and will, in fact, become larger -all parties must cooperate to find a solution to conflicts over aircraft noise. he sajd. Jack Kemmerly, chie f of the Cali- fornia Division of Aero nautics, talk· ed about state regulations that will require airports to meet tougher noise standards as of Jan. I, 1986. Legjslation passed in 1969 allows the state to establish noise standards for airports, but some homeowners say the standards aren't strict enough. Ten of the California a1rJ)ol1s that have a noise problem also have vananccs to exceed those noise standards, K.emmerly said. With more stringent regula11o ns. he predtc· 1ed all I 0 would seek variances. Airport land-use commissions. for· med to prevent incompatible land uses within range of unacceptable airport noise, 'ihould avoid com- poundtnJ the noise problem, Kcm- merly said. FAA Chief Counsel E. Tazwell Ellen said that expanded airports as well 'as new facilities will be needed to meet a projected 80 ,percent increase in general aviation ridership by the year 2000. Local restrictions such as limiting the number offlights and airlines that can serve an airport could be rejected by the FAA if the limits hamper a ir commerce, Ellett said. "The system cannot remain vital and efficient if other than the leas\. restricting measures are im- plemented," he said. Dennis O'Dell, vice president of PSA. a regional airline, echoed El· lett's concern that local noise restric- tions not interfere with the airlines' ability to meet air travel demands. Ideally, a uniform sysrem for limiting jct noise should be estab- lished so airlines could plan accord- 1naJy, he said. Almost all airlines have invested b~llions in t.he purc~asc of qu~eter aU'Ct'lft to satJsfy noise complaints, O'Dell said. "Airlines do want to be part of the solution. We don't sec ourselves as the bad guys. We simply see o ursel ves as prov1d.in& a servioe' What do you like about the Dally Piiot'? What don't you like'? Call tbe number at left and your me11a1e will bt recorded, transcribed and delivered to U.e appropriate editor. Ttie same U ·bour answerlna service may be u1ed to record letters to the editor on any topic. Contributors to our ~tters colamn mHt Include their name and teleptlone number for verification. No clrculatlon calls, please. Tell us wh,1'1 on yoar mind. Keren Wittmer Put>ltshe< ClfcWetlon 714/IG-aal c•1111fted ~ 7141M2-4171 AN otMr deper1m9"ta Ml~ MAIN Of''ICI UO 11r .. 1 lty 61 CCllra ...... CA ...... add>'-9o• 15eo eo.11 ...... C.1' 92'26 Frtnk Zlnl r dOOt ftoffmery C~men Con11oli.t C.-oy<~ •Ol3 0r""9f Coa9l ~ ~ HO -110' ... -..1111-.()1 ... -" .. 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Gutty no~h to northwest Wind• 15 to 25 mph tonight and Friday below the oanyon1. Hight Friday S. to 88. Lo~ tonight 38 to '48. U.S. Tempe ...... 70 " .47 2t ~ ao 11 06 H M 71 51 .. 84 41 41 n s1 00 ·II 81 47 12 ·16 ~ 1! 70 30 .. H 21 oe 11 72 71 31 70 16 21 11 27 IS .. 57 42 21 73 .. • 15 74 " 41 ~ " 22 28 06 22 °' .. 2t 15 02 eo 21 41 2T .01 -09 12 .OT 47 32 41 24 00 .()I .. ti 73 42 oe .,3 Ill 11 13 4e 4e 23 .. 4S 19 73 32 13 S1n.JoM SWiii "111 s.n11C"" SWiii Miiie 811>1•~ T-v.-.y lOCAnoN HunllnOCOll 8MOll ANs Jelty.~ 40\11811..C.~ 12nd 8trwt, ~ Blll>OIWq. LAgunl 8-11 s ... c-•• Wll1tlemp 59 S ...... Olr«11on .OUlll- 62 ,. 119 42 SI 41 114 S3 ~ 49 3! " am~ 1·3 poor 0-1 poor 0 I poor ()..I poor 0-1 poor 1-2 poor 1·2 lllf eo 24 -1 67 29 97 40 63 21 42 10 82 33 61 49 45 211 11 36 64 43 51 41 59 34 ee 44 et .le 114 31 10 40 et 37 .. 3S 72 40 Tides TOOAY 534p m 11 41pm ''"°"y 42 0.8 Flrtt Ngll II 19 a m ~ 3 Aral !Ow 12 41 a m 1.2 StoocHIO lllQll 8 27 p m 4 I ~-1113 a m 11 Sun Mii loellly •I 4 4i pm • -f'rkley at II 32 • m 11><1 Ml• again at 4 48 p m Moon ·-IOO•r ., 2 00 p_m 8911 II I 10 I m 11nC1 r-llQllin f'r10ay II 2"24 pm • . Miner digs through icy coffin DURANGO . Col<>. (AP) -A 31- year-old gold miner who dug his way throu&h tons of ice and snow 22 hours after being buried by an avalanche says he thou&ht he "was in heaven" when he finafty emerged. His partner <iied under the snow, but Lester Jay Morlang of Grand Junction survived because of an air pocket I.hat moved upward as he crawled and clawed his way with frostbitten hands to the surface. Before he broke through. he said Wednesday. "I thought the ice coffin was going to be it." 1 Morlang sajd he "thought I was 1n heaven when I got out." But that wasn't the end of his ordeal. Morlang, sitting in a wheel- chair with his hands and feet ban· daged , Sa.Jd that when he emerged fro m the snow, he d u& a snow cave to survive sub-zero temperatures and then dodged m ore avalanches while await in~ rescue Tuesday. Officials at Mercy Hospital said Morlang remained in good condition and continued to improve today. Dr. Gary Ruggera, a specialist in high altitude cold trauma, called Morlang's survival "incred ible. His mental strength saved him." Ruggera' said Morlang was ex- tremely dehydrated and suffered severe frostbite on his hands and feet He could lose some ti ngers. I.he doctor said. Morlang's partner, Jack Ritter. 58, of G rand Junction, died of suffoca· 1100 when the men were buried about 6 p,m. unday. Rmcr and Morlang operated the Bessie G. mine, perched with several others above 12,000 feet, 20 miles northwest of Durango in the La Plata Mountains. TheJwo men were trying to build a snowshed al the mine when the avalanche began. Morlang said it "started so fast. I could n't tell you what was running throuRh my mind a l the time." Morlang, who had been standing JUSI inside the mine, was knocked into a loader bucket several feet from the minc's portal. Then 50 fee l of snow fell on top ofh1m. "I had my doubts that I was ahve and I thought I was dead and buncd.." he said at a hospital news conference. HOMELESS PEOPLE IN LAGUNA ... From Al ty~s of homeless people. She also said that the homeless peo ple o ften move LhrouJtt the cnminal justice process. costing the city $51 a day fo r Jail time. "Then I sa¥ give the homeless the $5 I to go to Tijuana fo r the day," said Kenney. Councilman Bob Gentry dis- agreed. "I support heartily the rec- ommendations of the committee. I think. rather than us try to resolve the issue toni&ht. we study it. It is not unique to Laguna Beach.'' he insisted. "I frankly don't understand all the d ynamics of the homeless. It's one of those kind of problems we think will go away if we leave it alone." he added. Councilwoman Bo bble Minkin said many of the homeless are mentall y ill and need medication in a structured environme nt. The Laguna Beac h Commu nity Clt n tc did provide space for the Gounty Mental Health Dcpanment. but the program is moving to M ission Viejo. "When the govcm mcn't cut back on funds a few years ago. (the mentally 111) were put out on the streets. T hey need a place to go:· M inkin argued. The council finall y agreed to be a sounding board for groups working wuh homeless people and allow the Human Affairs Comm11tcc: to con- ti nue researching related problem s. The council also agreed to expa nd 1he committee's membership by five members. making 11 a 12-member board. LOTTERYWINNERLOSES$73,000 ... From Al her lottery check the next day at a bank in Orange. She then bought cashier's checks in various de- nominations. The woman was not in court when Keenan issued his ruling and apparently was not served with a court order before cashing the check. Reached at her home earlier this week, Nunez said she didn't know what was happening or what to expect. "I hope things tum out OK," she said. "I JUSI don't know what's go ing on." An attorney for Perry Moms said the S 100.000 jackpot 1s com munit)'. propcny and should be frozen until his chcnt settles 1he lawsui t against her husband. owne r of Kaplan's Restaurant. Mast, a former Orange County Municipal Coun Judge. said that freezing the money prohibits N unez lrom doin& .. what she wants with her lt fe or her property." Keenan expressed concern that he would be undermining the stale lottery by stnpptng a wtnncr of all her eam1'ngs. He said Nunez could spend $4,000 of the money. 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