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'OMCAITION A2
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TUESDAY•NOVEMBER 26, 1985
Airport project faces court fight
Douglas petitions to block agreement:
Irvine a ppeals on fed ra l suit decision
By LI A MAHONEY OfllleO.-,,... .....
An aircraft rnanufat turcr and the
Cit¥ or Irvine have aone to w un
1ry1na to block the propm1c:d ua.ree·
~ent ori, John Wayne A1rpon ex·
pan11on
McDonnell l>vul!tn ( orp { u Lona
Bcach--bt~d aircran manu acturcr.
filed an oh1cc11on Monday to 11
Coa•t
Students at Dwyer
School In Huntington
Beach are helplng In a
nationwide search for a 5-
year-old Fresno boy who
authorltlee fear hu been
kidnapped./ A3
California
Rock singer Cathy Evelyn
Smith must stand trlal for
the murder of John
Belushl.A7
Nation
The arrest of four Ameri-
cana on spying charges In
five day1 l1 "ju1t coin-
cidence,'' according to
federal authorities./ Al
Paparazzi
'Entertaining People'
vignettes at the Ritz
Carlton./ A 10
Sporta
Notce Dame football
coach Gerry F au et re-
lfgne. /81
Entertainme nt
A captivating and colorful
"Carnival" 11 on •tag• at
the Har1equln Dinner
Playhouee./ Al
Bu•l ne••
About to Invest? Anewer
10 questions t o see If you
need to raise your
flnanclal 10.IM
INDEX
Bridge
Bulletin Board
Bu1ln"1
c1aa1lfled
Comic.
Cro11word
Death Notices
Entertelnment
Horoaoope
Ann Landert
Opinion
Paparazzi
Pollce Log
Publlc Notice•
Sport•
Tetevl1lon
Wtather
87
A3
8 4-5
08-10
81-
010
810
A9
810
A10
A8
A10
A3
83, 10
81-3
A9
A2
'M:ttlcment pcnd1n1 llcforc ll 'i J>I\
tnc. t Court Jtnlsc 1 crry lliattcr that
would permit Jtmated c•pia11411on at
the a1rPort an return for n<H'W' rC'dUl·
11on mca111urc!l •
MtDonncll f>11u1lus 1111 cippo(IC<I to
clt'ments or a 12-poant 'IClllcmcot
reached between Oranac < ounty, the
<:II)' of Newport licach and two
C111ieM &roupt. A cQmpany ~poke\·
m11n \lly111 the pact d1M.nm1nato
Lottery
• winner
skips
court
San ta Ana t h lcf
coll ects $50. 000
on the Big Spin
fl'rom 1laff and wire reporl1
\alvador Valc·rtl KI Ko<lnquc1 a
20-ycar-old t1inv1t led h11rgJJ1 frnm
\anla Ana wh11 won \~II OOIJ 1n the
C alifurn1a l . .o11ery·, "Big \pin" Mun
day n1ghl, failed to 'lh11w Ur In lOUrt
1h1" morning for h1'1 tria on J)(I\·
\<'\\Ion of dru&' Jnd 'tolcn p111pcrty
A 'ICWntl c :ill frn the trial 1n I farbur
Mun1upal < 11urt in Nrw~ut Hca1 h
WB'I rlcduled for l<1lc:r in thr day
Kodi'11ue1 won \50,()(J(J al h1'I 'lp1n
of thr wheel and s:11c1 hr wa\ 1411111& to
rcn1 a hm11u'line and h11 v<-lun w11h
h1'1 family
Kodnaur1 \lud Monday n1~ll 1ha1
hi\ lottery winnani' will hdp \olvc
mo111 of h1• prohlc:m11
"I'm s.o1n& to t h-.nac dnu1t1cally.
I'm &01n1 to move away Imm Oranac
( ounty and mo11r toward ( md " hr
Yid
Laat week he had uid "( lod only
know• I want 10 c hanric m y hie. I have
Ile-en w1ntlna tu t.hanae my 1trc for the
hut year. But 1t 1M:em" when I'm trying
to chanf.C 1hr moat, I ~I lntpf'Cd "
kodriquc1' m111hcr 1nlormC'<.I him
thmuah the gla\'I window uf the
<>r11nac ( ounty Jail v1\1tat1on ho<1th
hnt wcet thut hC' wa\ r)I( lu·d to 'P'"
lhr 111ckpol wh rl'I
Wath the ht•lp ol a puhl11 dcft·1Hkr
an<l a lottrry 'ltt un I y aRrn 1 he: wa'
a hie to Jllln h1'I rclca'lt unlll I >ct. 2 \1:1
he lOUld ptlrtlll(YJI(' 1n the ll'll'V1'1C<l
event lie w1d hr ha'I Ill more duy'l to
\pend on 111\ huqpary -.cnten1 l'
fhrcC" pccJPlr 1111ned the rank\ 111
the other 1r11ll111n tl11ll;u, wrnrwr\
Monday n11lht !)("lore M1Kl111Jue1 l(OI
"'' t.hanu: :.1 the lottery wh<·el
A bunk M:<..retuy, a welder an<.l a
'!Cl'Unty auar<.l who wore a Lallrrcd hut
Im lurk became the lal<'tt ( allfornia
m1ll1onaire'I Monday hy w1nnana the
\tale'&" JI \pin" Jotter)'_ _
"I'm JU\I '" e•utr<I " "'11d John
J<ev1e, 4H, a 'lt'C'Unly auurcl Imm
( ulifornia < 1ty Kevil· wa'l 1111ncd on
'llllW-hy h111 wecp1nl( wife and two
'1111\it, one 111 whom Ii;.-. mu~ ulur
dy\trophy and WU\ 1n a whef'kh:.11
Aller Ke vu: 'lpun the h1a whC"d
I loward Whittle, Sf;, a wclt1f'r lrn111
Loni Heath, al11<1 hll 1hc \2 r111ll11111
iackpot. Whittle vud he ha•m '1 made
any plan-. fo r h._ w1nnanti" h111 muy
Ul\C them to Opt'n h1'1 own hu'l1nr\\
I he third $2 m1 lla11n winner wa\
M1mlyn ~alnmun uf Lo• Anaclc'I,
who 1a1d •he •PC'nt nnly \Son 11lkch ...
Carpoola ency
stresses v. rtue
of togetherness
Aggre lv program
al med at chan~lng
habits, easing traffic
It can happen when you lca•t
c•pect 1t. but chan arc you'll be on
tMfMWay There you arc. 11rd1ncd 1n by
bumper.to.bumper trafflt when
you're 11ruck by an overwhclm1n1
u,... '°call Commuatt NetwOttl Theft, In a nu11hell, lt -ha• could
eMty be one of tl·Y r-old O ary
Edlon'• favor! .. dlydram•.
If ~ commute mo~ than I'
mlatt. f.cbon -m1N111r of the Ori• County Traniil Oi1U1Ct'1 ride
lharins proSf9m -wantt you tt. •tnll you 10 car pool, van pool,
l\op 1 bu•, ndc 1 bike or anylhtl\I clM
,, l&kn to lctteen uam on <>ran ..
County'• cloard frecway1. Aft)'OM ~o drtvta tn Ora111t
< o"nty knowt that thcrr arc 100
rnany car• for too few rt>td\ durina
peak travel 11mc• And tha\'1 not
co1.1nt1n1 truck•. hui.ca. van" 01111
motorcycle•
With any new f'rccway con•truuwn
ytan away, 1<>rnc:thln1 mutt he done
to keep traft'k from com1n1 to a
tllnd1ull. tran•pon.at on plannu•
u y That'• whcrt C omrnutcr
Network come• In.
"We're lookina (4r way• to 1ncrca.w
the capmclty or our commuter
networ\,'' 111d Tran11t Dt1tnct <kn·
cral Manqer Jam~ P Ret hen
Formerly known u the Rl4k har
lnJ P"?lflm. C ommutc:r Nc1work Mk>9't<' a nt• n1mc end LhR!w lt1tlf
Into hiah sur abc:Mat _., month•~·
revamoh't Ill car poof makhtne
proccdutu and 1 pand1n1 ltl
IK'""tnr into new ralm• Wtth a bi11tr bud I, pul'\C'hy
advenl••nt and cmploycn •• r·
1ua lve 1 car 11lc: mtn, C'ommot~
ap1n1t the company nnd au hnr' that
purcha~ 111 M 0 -KO 1ethncr
"One of the pran(..apal uh1ct·t1ont we
htad .. was ha~d on 1 t hanac from the
ori,1nal .et down on the 1990 aaruaf\ acc..c:n pl11n," Do n I f11nwn, <.ompany
'lpOkt\ntan, u1d "I be lhanit would
have made at morr 1C"111tm t1vc on the
a1rhne11 who u11e our MI > KO am.raft "
Under 1hc \Ctrlcnirnt pcnd1n" 1n
llatter'" rnun. c.u111mcrt111I fl11ht'
would be hmated -to ~' a day un11J
19CJ<J with an 1nuta\C 111 7l uvera,c
daily fl11)lt• iafler that Bui 1hc llOl'ltt'll
JtlN W(IUld onl y be _ullOWC'd w fltahh
per day underthe 1arccmcn1 while the
rc1t or the flaahl• would be d1 v1dcd
between 1m hnc1 that operate: q uiet
Jet1.
Under 11n 1nccril1ve phan to en·
w uraae quieter 1ct•, 11rhnc• fly1na u
w unty de"anatcd ( lau AA 111n r11ft
could choo\4! a 2-for-1 dcaJ -1w11
C 'Ian AA fl 11th I\ for one ( lan A
' I h111 would penah1e airline" u11n1
lhl' numrr M l>-8(>1 Han'41n "-tld,
1tn<l 1he rt'\1111 would be lowered iutlc11
and D lo'I\ of 101:>!1 at Md >onndl
Douala'
Mcl>cinn<-11 l>ou&Jan I\ 1 pany to a
Prope r ly aoote d
I• chimney •weep Don Kocber c learln& the way for Santa
Claua or MTlft& an lnlne bomeowner from a coetly flre
caueed by a martuoctlontna cblmney? Hl• rare occup.atlon
ln 8outbem Callfomla la featured on Pa&e 84.
pre csnpt1vt' l11w\u1t hied hy ( >ranir < ounly 11p1n11 111rpc.>n e11p;anMun
11ppcmcn1• and 11rltne11 now 11crv1n&
the airport or tin 11• wu1t1na 1111
I he federal 1u11 wh1<:h ~ck\ 11•1
ter'\ approval of I fl ~) rn1lhon
airpon cxpa11\IOO prt>Jtt t. rel111ed
cnv1ronmcnual 1mpac:1 rcpon11 \unui
An11 I ft 11lht11 land uK ph.n 11nd 1h
t:o mmcrual .11arllnr atc..c1" phrn I\
intended tti ton11o hdatl' 11 m11n ol
htW\Ullt 4*¥<'10\I the (.OUnly ol\ llfM"I
ator of John W11 vnc A11pon
lfaucr (Ould M..hcdulr if hearinx .,,
c.on-.dcr Mt I >onnrll f >ouKJu' < urp .\
ob1ec11on or he could t1mply appruvc:
the tt"tllemcnt and dl'mll\ clemcnu
of the 1u11 that pcruun 10 airport
r•PllOllOn
In 1 related matter. thf c11y of
Irvine hied an 1ppeal laat W«k with
thr 11th l>111m1 C oun of Appeal
.J•krnl' that panel to uvenum 1
deq.ion by Hutter thilt prt'vent• ihe
mun1upal11y from hewm1n1 a pany
to the fedcnal •u11
I 1ltt" Md.>onnrll l>ouaJi.11 C orp
Irvi ne ha',. quarrel w11h ">me term•
ril the \Cttlemcnt
(Plea ..... ArRPOaT/A2)
Recount starts
in Hall-Aynes
water contest
More at stake. say<,
councilma n , tha n a
special district s<·a t
lSy TONY SAAVEDRA Of_O.-,.._ .....
A ficrtr t 1mte'lt hdwt·cn "'C'lcran
pc1h11wtn l>onn lfull and C <>'1111 Mc\41
attlVl\I Pa1n<1a AynC'\ f11r 11 wi&tcr
board -.cal ha\ \purred thr toun1y·,
fir\I clt'l t111n ret.ount 1n four ycuf\
Poll1nis dcrk' 111 thr HCJ111trar of
Voter\ of11 <c 1n \an1a Anu bcpn th('
tcdmu~ lu\k M11nday of rc1,..ou1111nj hy
hand the halloh lhat \aW (!all
w1nn1na lhC" "'''"' ~ ek,t111n hy \Cvrn
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11wnrn airuup
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111 ''"T1"'1l11r 1hr p11wC"1 \ltuuk
hf'IWl'C"n lht" 11ld JlU4rtJ 40<! a hurgron
(Pleaee Me WAT'&R/A:l)
Newport approves
condo project for
Cannery Village
By SUSAN 11owu ;11
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!Pleaee eee C AN"4KRY /A'J.J
NB City Council denies
claim filed by injured diver
By Sll..,A1' 11owu-:·r 1
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(PlealMI .ee 81tACH /A 2 )
"
LISA
MAHONEY
Barb ed wire fencing asked to
preve nt another oil well death
NEWS PER SPlCJIVf
Nr1work I\ w1llln1 to do anylhanti -
ttn yth1n11hat work1, that 11 -to w1.10
people uut nf their 11t1ht.ary rommut
101 pcattern and 1nt1> vaM, hu~' or
.omcone cl!llC''' vehicle
"Whrn you have roadway• that arr
nearly utur1tcd, two or three i.an tan
bnna 11 tu at• knee•." l dM>n u1d In
that ktnd of 1.ndhte;k«J .atuat1011
"anyth1n1_you tan do will hl "I" "'
l)Ol1ttvt effect," hc \.11<.l
't1nce 1l\ formataun an I IJ1'0 C om
muttr Network hi\ <:0ntcntr111cd un
rt('f\11t1n1 bu11ne11ea 1n the county'
ma,ur employment lr'CH IO art on tht
cu and van pcK)I hiandwaai>n
lnd1v1dual• 'an alt0 Ond a ndt
•hanna penncr thrnuah tht nct\lllurla ·,
~r pool m11th ll1t
Whllt < ommuttr Nrt.,ork *•II
conun~ 10 tmbn<'e lht tntd and
trut bHI 'of I\ Pf<Jrp'lm, U'• J01n110
be ome more and mnrt avt 1n
''' cfTun• to lurt car·poo convc11•
&hon u1d .,,._.. ... c AaPOOU/AIJ
..
By ROl:U•:RT 8ARKl':R
Of-o-.-·-
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~Id
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(PleaM ee. r'SNCINO.A 2)
Coast auto importer sentenced
8)' Tf:VK MAltlSU; oe_..., .... __,
" Nrv.p1n tkath man on\.-C c.un
udernt thr l1J1tll 11nponc1 of ,.,
"•lkd "1f1t) marktt ·• lukuf')' can 1n
the nauon -.. .. .cntcni.td Monday to
m. monlh• 1n pfnon fut fa~Jna •mot
1n1' on tht f uropt•n·madt tan
Ihm M1rd1lu1n, thf O*Mf of
now dcfunll f rcnd lmpon' nf Nt-w
putt Rea h a1'4) wa. 11rdt'rc'l.l b) l 1 ~
fl1'tm1 Jui.I Manutl l<t'al 111 pt"r·
form (Ommuntt)' l<'r"ur v.mk
Mard1l11an, )Q, plcaJ«"d 1u1lh 1n
l'Arl): Auau't to nine c ounl\ 111
fa l\lfy1n1 tm1 ion' tr.t\ v.11h thr
l.nv1ronmrnt1I Prottt 111>0 '\Jr>nc )
and 1 11n1k i.ount o( "1'•11 frauJ
He 'ould ha\'c bttn ntt"nud lu ~11
~can 1n pn n and fol"<Nl 111 par
190,000 In nnn, aa.ord1n1 to Wil
h•m llm, a l1 . Ju•tt._t l)('pan
mtnt attOl'M)
Mardlklan. tnn 1dttr'J an 1mpnnf'r
uf "lfl) mar~•• (an ~·""' thC'
..
1o1u1m wrrr h111l1 1n I urupt and <.lid
nnl m~t I ~ rrtll!l\inn• 1t.an~ard1 "
tht lir\t pcl\on 1m>\C\.utc~ undfor
\Ut h 1 nnd1t1on• h)' the t PA
l hr < oton• Jcl Mar man waa
rtpttW'ntcd ht t lo•1rd We1tJm1n.
1hr l4i\ Anat n attomry •ho rep.
1ewntcd John I I Lt>tt•n 1n tu•
1 ouanr tr1mt k1n1 tnal
C 1aro M1r'91luan, 1 nephew of 11'w'
(If 1mpontr, w .. ~nK'nc.rd tu
day• 1n J•tl tit p1aJtd 1u1lt~ In
-\uau•t to thr u .unll of mall fr1ud
M .. ONnei COMt OAJLY PILOT/ Tueeday. Nov9mbtt 2e. 1985
Hostage negotiator Waite
Invited to meet with Bush
• , ... ~ ... Pnu
1 think it's riaht for a 1ovemment or
individual to prcsauR them, and if
my visit l1 LDterpre\ed that way, 1 will
not talk to them."
Runc1e, the archbishop of
Canterbury, seeking Waite's mtcr-
vention on their behalf. WASHINGTON -AqUcan dtiura eevoy Teny Waite. wbo bas ~ nceotiatina for the releue of
kidNpped Americans in Lebanon,
WU IO meet at the Whiie HOUie later
today •it.b Oeorae Bush, a IPObt~man for t.be vice pmidcnt anaoUnciecl.
Wai'!,. in New York to speak with E~ .. ~cials and relatives of the ~~ wu invited to the White HOUie by the vice president, said
apok.awOman Gayle Fisher.
'1"b.il is an isaue that is a concern of
\be vice presidcftt and Mr. Buth
wants to meet with him," said Fisher,
who did not have any details about
tbe planned sessipn.
Pl'Hident Reapn left earlier in the
day for a six-day Tbankscivio.g va-
catioo at hia California ranch.
BUib beads a presidental task force
explorina ways to counter terrorism. On Monday, White House spokes-
man Larry Speakes said Waite would
not meet with the president but would
see other administration officws.
Earlier in New York, Waite said be
wants to speak with Kuwaiti officials
reprdina prisoners whose release the
kidn&ppen demand.
Wa.t.e arrived in New York Mon-
day to speak with U.S. officials and
relatives of the hostages before head-
ina beck to resume talks with the
car.tors.
'All I can say with absolute
certainty is that 8rogress bas been
made in the last I days, .. a red~yed
Waite told a news conference two
hours after landing at Kennedy
International Airport.
Waite said be would like to meet
with Kuwaiti officials about the I 7
MosJems jailed for bombings in
Kuwait. The kidnappers have sajd
the Americans would be released if
the 17 prisoners were freed.
"The KuwiUti government has
been honorable, to the best of my
knowledge," said Waite. "I don't
Flood control
studies on tap
The Orange County Board of
Supervisors on Wednesday will con-
sider cnvi.ronmcntaJ studjcs for flood
control work in Huntington Beach
and Fountain Valley.
The meeting is scheduled at 9 a.m.
at the Hall of Administration in Santa
Ana. Public testimony will be taken.
The stumcs deal with improving
flood control channels by lining them
with concrete, developing two flood
retaining basins and cmptyjn1 the
Talbert Channel at its current
terminus adjacent to the Santa Ana
River.
Waite, who arrived on 1 ftiaht from
Athens, Orecoe, aflcT beina delayed
by fact.ionaJ fiP.tlna in Beirut for
several days, 1&1d be planned to stay in the United Stat.el for only a few
days before rctumina to Lebanon.
Waite said he would consult the
officials in New York and also would
meet relatives of the hostages.
Waite bas made two trips to
Lebanon in an effort to free the
Americans. Four of the hosiages
wrote a letter to the Rev. Robert
Waite, 1 lay assistant to Runcie, has
successfully nqotiated the release of
Bnton1 held in Iran and Libva.
At Monday's neM conference,
Waite said he was "quietly op-
timistic" and reported the four
hoauac• who ti&ned the letter were
ali vc and well.
"The situation is highly volatJle,"
Waite said, choosjng his words
carefully. "I'm not being overly
dramauc when I say one loose word
misinterpreted can cost lives-of the
hostaaes or my life."
Lucky pair
Jackie and Jeff Chandler of ea.ta II-_ dl.9play the
cautomla Lottery dcket that won them $10,000 J'rlclay.
Jeff, 24, an apprentice piwman at the Qruace Cout Dally
Pilot, md wben bla 22-year-old wife broapt bome the ~ ticket they were 80 happy they were apeecble...
They piin to ue the money to moTe to a nlcer boaae and to
pat away 80me money for their 4-month-old boy.
CANNERY VILLAGE CONDOS APPROVED •••
From Al
Oct .. 24, bu1 asked Jeannette to reduce
the plan by 900 square feet, he said.
The compromise reached Monday
with the council included deleting a
greenhouse atop the structure and
reducing the project by 180 square
feet, Jeannette said.
Councilman Don Strauss aired
concerns about the height of the
project. He said to OK the height as a
part of the trade could be an bad
precedent for the City Council.
Jcannctc said the Gilsland Co. 1s
working at a "<Juick as possible kind
of pace" to bcgjn construction on the
two lots at 411 and 413 30th Street.
He said building should bc&in....tftcr
the first of the year, and is slatcd}for
completion by August or September
1986.
The Newport Beach-based com-
pany is planning to move its corpor-
ate headquarters to Cannery Village.
~tablishing an interest in the seaside
s~~ling area, which has suffered a
s y downtunr over the past I 0
years in its ability to attract
men:bants and patrons.
Several of the landlords in Cannery
Village have been raising rents in
what appears to be a common
attempt to renovate the area.
FENCING •.•
Prom Al
fire department officials, follows a
recent aospcction of 800 oil drilling
enclosures in the city. The "I 00
peTCCnt" survey noted that a few of
the fences around the wells were not
secured or latched propeTly, Picard
said.
Following the boy's death, fire
department officials scot out 47
letten notifying all major and inde-
pendent oil companies operating in
the city of the trqcdy and caJling on
them to test their security systems.
The Rogers boy slipped into a well
1itc operated by the Brayton Pet-
roleum Co. of Newpon Beach. The
well was protected by an uterior wall
and an interior cha.in link-type enclosure. But the youngster re-
ported!~ squeeud throu&h a 5-inch
crack an the interior knee while
playjna with hjs older brother, of-
ficials said.
Jcanneue sa1d many of the land-
lords in Cannery Village have been
phasing out existing tenants at a slow
pace to avoid a surplus of unrcnted
space.
The Gilsand project is not a large
one, consisting of only two 2i>OO-
SQuare-foot condominiums witn the
addition of commercial space. Jean-
nette said. But the construction of the
first condos in the clustered area
should make a difference in the way
people loolc at Cannery Village.
"I think when people sec thal there
arc people livini there at night, it will
make it come ali ve," Jeannette said.
BEACH ACCIDENT ...
From Al
Street. the claim stated. He said his head hjton the sandbar whCJl he dived into
the water and suffered a broken neck in the accident.
The cl~im is !lOt cui:rentJr. seeking a dollar amount because Simt>son has
not yet received his medical btlls "nor has surgery been ruled out at this time."
Si lber said.
Several clajms have been filed in surf-related accidents since the
controversial lawsuit in which John Taylor of Claremont was awarded $6
million from the city of Newport Beach for a paralyzing neck injury he sufTCT'ed
on the beach in 1980. The Clty is appealing that case.
Newport Beach was held negligent in the Taylor case for not wammg
beach-goers of the dangers beneath the ocean's surface. Last May, 150 warning
signs were posted along the seven miles of Newport Bcach·s coastline.
About 30 swimmcn suffered spinal injuries in 1984 in Newport Beach
mostly after running and diving into shallow water. '
Accordjng to Marine Safety Chief Ken Jacobsen, six or seven of the 1984 \
injuries to swimmers in Newport waters were broken necks and varying
d~s of paralysis.
WATER BOARD RECOUNT •..
From Al
ing group of homeowners opposed to
bi&h«nsity development in the city.
lfan&ing in the balance, observers
say, is the November 1986 council
election -which could pit more
Mesa Action candidates against two
incumbents.
"This is more than just a water
scat." Han, 56, sajd this morning.
Reached by telephone at the regis-
trar's office, Han said he consjdered
the recount a waste of time, while
concedina that he would probably do
the same if the situation were re-
versed.
He and a six-member entourage arc
monitoring the recount, whale Aynes
was obscrvin& alone today.
"It's just houn of boredom and
every so often there's something to
challenge." Hall said. "We thought
she miaht caJJ it off Int nlaht. but it
seems like an attempt from her side to
stretch it out."
Being alone at the recount, Aynes
could not come to the telephone this
morning. Jn previous interviews,
Aynes said she is now considering
campaigning for a City Council seat.
"Now, rm really intri~ucd. It just
milht be worth doing, ' she said
earlier this month.
Aynes is being charged $250 a day
for the recount. The money wiU be
refunded if she wms, said Shirley
Deaton. chief deputy registrar.
Before the ballots were counted by
hand, they were again put through the
computer, Deaton said. The new
machine count showed Hall winning
2,576 to 2.S66J. revealing a marain of
10 instead Of the seven-vote pp
certified by the ~strar's office this
month.
AIRPORTPLANFACESCOURT FIGHT •••
~Al
The city cont.ends that the aa;ree-
ment opens the door to civilian use of
Marine Corps Air Station, El Toro.
To block the qreement, the city tried
to inttt"Vene in the lawsuit, but Hauer
blocked the move, sayina it was not
timely and could hun the pcndint
actt.liemenL
Ifwb Wlth 1t1 nel&hbonnacaty arc
fnutf uJ, the appeal will be dropped, he
said.
If Hatter approves the sct1lemen1
between Oran~ County, Newpon
Beach, Stop Pollutin1 Our Newport
and the Airport Work.int Group, it
wilJ cod rean of con1lict over airport
noise and expusioo. John McDennon. Irvine's at-
UW"DC'J. aid the appeal wu filed But 1f lrvaoe were allowed to
b«aUIC of I »day deadline. become I plrty to tbe federaJ SUll, City
I
officaals could raise the same issues
that Ncwpon Beach did and possibly
funhcr delay expansion.
The city could also litiaate the
issues in state court, thou&h city
officials say they will be satisfied with
tbe Newpon Beach compromise once
they receive auuantees th.at El Toro
wilf not be the taraet ofan alternative
a1rpon study.
A harint on the appeal 1s month5
away, McDermott said.
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Church, tem.ple
set joint service
The families of Shir Ha-Ma'alot Harbor
Reform Temple and St. Mark Presbyterian Church
of Ne~~ Beach wil!_jom for their ei&}lth annual "Dan~s11vmg scrv1~e Thursday morning under the dt~lton of Rabbi Bernard King_ and the Rev. W1U1am McQuoid.
This year each family is asked to bring canned
food to be donated to the Oran$e Coast Interfaith
Shelter, a home for the homeless m Costa Mesa and fl~alcial contributions also will be accepted. Shelter di~tor Pete Anderson will speak at the 10 a.m.
serv1ce, which is expected to attract betwee n 500 and 600~ple.
The shared church-temple facility is Jocated
near the comer of Jamboree Road and EastblufT
Drive at 2100 Mar Vista, across from Corona dcl
Mar J:iigh Sch~I. Call 644-7203 or '644-1341 for
more mformat1on.
JoJnt .erv1ceJn Valley
Congregation B'oai Tzedek and the First
U.nited Meth<?d~st Church, both ofFountain Valley,
will hold a JOmt ecumenical Thanksgjving Eve
wonhip service Wedncday at 7:30 p.m. at the
church, 18255 Bushard St.
Rabbi Stephen J. Einstein and the Rev. James
R. Hadley will conduct the service, wh ich is open to
both congregations and the communi1y at large.
Thanksglvlng rites set
. St. Paul's Lut~eran Church of La$una Beach
wdl hold a'ThanksgJvmg morning worship service at
9:30 a.m. Thursday, to be conducted by the pastor
the Rev. Richard G. Schumm. '
A canned goods offering will be received to
benefit Luth~ran Social Services of Orange County.
The church 1s located at 11 90 Morningside Drive.
Call 494-7988 for additional information.
Women 's talk slated
Bonnie Castrey. chai rman of the Oran$e
County Commission for the Status of Women. Wlll
be the speaker for the Fnends of the UC Irvine
Women's Opponun1t1es Center luncheon Sunday.
The event will be held from 11 :30 a.m. to 2 p.m.
at Mercury Savin~ and Loan. 2302 1 Lake Center
Dnve, El Toro. Tickets are SS and reservations are
required. Call 830-96 77 or 548-153 1 fo r details.
Swedlsh bazaar planned
The Swedish Women's Educational Associa-
tion's Orange County chapter will hold its fif\h an.nu~ Christmas bazaar Sunday from noon to 5
p.m. at the Costa Mesa Communily Center, 1845
Park Ave., Costa Mesa.
H~ndcrat\ed items, baked goods and Swedish
food ~111 be ?n sale as weU as glogg, the traditional
Swecltsh Chnstmas dnnk. The public is invited and
the donation isS I for adults and 50cents for children under 15.
Hollday boadqae at UCI
The annual holiday brunch and boutique
sponsored by the Women Associates of the
Interfaith Center on the UC Irvine campus will be
held Dec. 3 at St. Michael and All Angels Episcopal
Church, 3233 Pacific View Drive, Corona del Mar.
The boutique opens at JO a.m. and the lunch is
scheduled for I I :30 at a cost of$ I 2. Call 8.33--0891 OJ
720-I 652 for additional information.
Gingerbread workshop
The l rvine Senior Services Program will offer a
"Gingerbread House Workshop" for all ages Dec. 4
from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Irvine Senior Center. 3
Sandburg Wa y, Irvine.
Etti Blair, international caterer of R.S. V.P.
Catering in Irvine will conduct the workshop. Each
particiP.ant will be decorating a freshly baked house
to be 11ft wrapped and taken home. The cost is S25.
and more information is available at 733-1055.
Tuesday, Nov. 26
• 6:30 p.m., lrvlDe City Coancll. City Council
Chambers, 17200 Jamboree Blvd.
• 7 p.m .. Hutlqtoo Beaclt UDJoo Hlglt Seltool
1Dl1trlct, District Education Ceanter. I 02 5 I
Yorktown Ave.
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Orangie Cout OAJLY PILOT/TUlllOey, HOYembet 2t. 1885 •AS
Arts Center's funds reach $39 mlllloa
By TONY SAAVEDRA °' ................
The Oranat County Perform1oa Ans
Center's operatin,eodowment has swelled
to $39 million m gift commitments,
shattenna the S20-miU1on aoat set when
fund·rai inJ bepn two r ears a.JO.
The private contributions will be used to
mainllin the complex and underwnte
programming at the new center, under
connruct1on in the South Coe.st Ptau art1
of Costa Mesa. The 10-story first phase -
featunng a 3,()()()-seat main theater and a
~seat studio -1i. scheduled to open next Oc:tober.
C~ntcr officials said another SS I 2
million m pnvate contnbuuons har. been
prnercd to build the S70. 7 m1lhon first
phase.
The endowment fund as se parate from
the construction account and cons1~ts
mostly of 11fb from chantablc trust , hfe
estate a.areements. will bequests and hft
insurance PohCJC$. 1cxord1~0 1 center
press release
"It 1s tremendously reward1na to have
not only reached but exceeded our aoal
pnor to the center's operuna." Carl
Mnchell, endowment counc1l chamnan,
'81d in a prepared statement
Donors pledging SI million or 11\0te to
endow the center mclude Robert P.
Peeblct, the Hany 0 Steele Fou~
Mr. and Mrs Rachi.rd Hunmer. Patnaa
R. Fredericks, Mr and M"' Cb.arks
HC$ter and the Hn ter famtJy fou.ndalion.
Other m1lllon-dollar contnbuton are lbe
Los Anseles Times(Tam es Manor Foun-
datton and two local fam 1ltC$ whose names
were wuhhcld.
Add1tionally, more 1han 100 donon
have contnbuted SSO,OQO or more 10 the
endowment fund. ·
T~en letters help fight kidnappi~g
Dwyer School students'
project seeking to locate-
missing kids nationwide -By ROBERT BARKER
OltMDelly ..........
Youngsters at Dwyer School m Hunt-
ington · Beach arc sending out feelers
throughout the nation in search of a 5-year-
old Fresno boy who authorities fear has
been kidnapped.
They've sent mquines to their counter-
parts in 70 schools in 22 states. And the
1nformatfon is going out later thi s week in
mailings to 3.500 schools throughout the
nation.
The sixth. seventh and eighth grade
students have launched a nationwide
network called TAKE (Teen-a~ers Against
K.idnappin$ Everywhere). Their mission is
to find missing children where police
efforts have failed.
The children have been sending out
descriptions and biographical information
about Laura Bradbury, a Huntington
Beach girl, smcc las1 December.
But the repon about the disappearance
of the Fresno area boy, Richard J. Raley.
was the first to be insened in the student
network via the official link with local
police.
Pohce received the bullwn of the boy'i.
disappearance Friday and liaison Sg1.
Mike Jacobs took the information to the
TAKE youngsters. "What these kids are
doing is just great," Jacobs said. "Who's
better able to find missing kid s than other
kids if all other effons fail?"
The letters con tamed desc nptaons of1he
boy who was last seen this week in Fresno.
He has brown hair and brown eyes and was
wearing a red sweatshirt and black cor-
duroy pants when last seen. The Dwyer
young.sters will send a photograph to their
student counterparts when police make
q.n.e available, said adviser Debb Clay.
Sgt. Michael Jacobe watchea ad'riaer Debb Clay
point out darkened atatea where achool• belong to
0.., .... ,....."' n.. De Mlloe
Teena Aialn•t Kldnappln& E•erywhere network
launched at Dwyer School.in Huntington Beach.
Dw)er Sch~wungsters launched their
organ1zat1on lasl xear whe n they wrote
letters to students an other areas. enlisung
their help tn the search fo r the Bradbury
girl who was bch~ved kidnapped at Joshua
Na1ional Tree Monument near Twen-
tynine Palms last October.
Third trial begins
in husband's murder
By STEVE MARBLE
OllMDelly .........
A Hunti111ton Beach woman. accused of
luring her husband to his death in a plot to
collect insurance mone,r and start life anew
with another man, Will appear in coun
today for jury selection in her third murder
trial.
Jeanette Hughes. 30. who has been held
for nearly two years in a jail medical ward
because of chronic back problems, has
been tried twice for her husband's murder.
but has not been convicted.
James Hughes. 37. was shot twice in the
head at close range as he slept in his bed
during the early hours of Jan. I 0. 1984.
The first trial ended when Superior
Coun Judge Leo nard McBnde declared a
mistrial because of inadmissible evidence
and the second ended with a deadlocked
JUry, forcing a second mistrial.
Jury selections in the 1hird tnal are to
begin today before Supenor Court Judge
Lu is Cardenas in Westminster. If con-
victed. Hughes could be sentenced to 25
years in prison.
Hughes, who clai ms her lover killed her
husband in a fit of Jealous rage. 1s accused
of arranging her husband's death m hopes
of collectmg a $440.000 li fe insurance
policy.
Adam Salas Ram an.~1. the woma n's
admitted lover. was convicted of murder
last March and was sentenced to 25 years
in state pnson. Ramirez. 4~. claimed 11 ~a~ Hughi;s who
k.iJJed her husband. He said he agreed 10
help her cover up the slaying because he
was hopelessly an love with the woman.
Public Defender Paul tark said
Ramirez was a "sucker" for pretl)' women
and a v1ct1 m of "lo' e. passion and
manipulauon."
Deputy D1<>lnct t\ttornc\ Rac k Tooht.')
who will pros('cutc Hughes for 1hc third
time. said Ram1rc1 and Hughe'> '>hart.•
equal guilt an the '>13) ang.
Toohey said 1he two planned and
conspired dunng a length> sc:wal affair
and planned to man) after 1he husband
was dead. He said 1he murder plot had 10
be pulled off quackl> hccausc Hughes v.as
planning 10 lea\c his ~1fe and mo'c 10
Flonda.
The prosecutor \aad Hughe<. and
Ramirez smothered the sleeping husband
WJth a towel. pos111oned him in a restful
manner 10 hrs bed and shot ham an ahc
head.
Toohey said the two planned to hlamc
the ki lling on a burglar and that Ram1re1
even took Hughes' To:-ota Celu.:a and his
wallet to make 11 look lcg111ma1c
"They came 'er) close 10 pulling oil the
perfect cnme:· Toohe~ told Jurors dunng
closing arguments an Hughcc;' <,crnnJ tn.il
"They nearl) pulled at otT "
They became interested an Laura be-
cause many knew Laura's cousin. M 1chelle
Ray, who was rn the eighth grade at Ow) er
last year.
They mailed letters 10 schools 10 50
c;tates that contained Laura ·s picture and a
sketch of a suspect. The) asked the other
yo ung people 10 circulate the tilers an<l 10
check w11h authont1es an their areas lo see
how the )Oungsters could help
The search for Laura hasn •t paid off ~et.
but the DW)-er students sa\ the' haven't
despaired and Sllll harbor hopesoffindmg
her and oaher kidnapped ~oungsters
Freeway emergency
phones will get study
By LISA MAHONEY
OflMD.ily ..........
Oranae County wtU take anolbc:r look at the cos1 and mechanics ol instaH1na
emergency telephonts alo ng its 133 miles offrceway.
The Orange County Transponat1on Comm1ss1on d1rcctt"d 11s tatT Monda)' to
prepare a rcpon outlmmg a program for installa11on of emt>rgt"n<'' call bo\es
mcluding estimated stan up and opcrauons costs.
The type of telephone to be used and spacing of1ht call l'lo\t''i ::il'>o v.111 Ix· pan
of1he study wh ich is due back toothe comm1ss1on Jan I J
Orange County has wanted call bo '<es on llS freewa\" f11 r 'l'JP• hut finan cing
pnorit1es always squelched the proJ1..'Ct. said Tom Fonune. tlw , nm m"~1un 's puhl1<
affairs officer.
The chances of ge111ng call 00\~'> for Orangl-C ount' hnghtenl·d tht\ 'l'ar "'hl•n
state Sen. Manan Bergeson . R-;o..cv. pon Beal·h co·Juthor1.·J lcg1 .. 1a11on pro' 1dang .i
source of funds for them as of fan I
The legJslat1on permits loc..·at go,emmenl'> to plau: an assessment nt up w SI
per )'ear on stale \Chicle reg1stra11on'> to pa ' for lhl' 1nstalla11 on o~rat aon and
maan1enance of call b<nes
The new lav. also allov.s 1he formation ot J \en llt' -\ulhont' 1111 Frecv.a\
Emergencies to O\erstt 1he call lx1\ ne1v.or~
Jn order to collect the fee from Orangl' C ounl' 't•hadl.' ''"' nl'r<• thl· Board ot
uperv1sors and a maJOnl~ of the c11~ 1.ounn l'> n.·pr1..''>c.'nt1ng a mJJllnt~ of thC"
count} 's population must agree to do so
Fortune sa)s emcrgenc~ call txnes an.· net:ded to prli' 1dl' motorl'>I' "'1th a ..al~
means of summon mg help in thee' ent their' eh1de ,., da..ahled or 1n\ ol \ ed rn an
accident on the free"'Cl)
In Los .\ngeles Count\."' here call 00\l'S are pla1.ed l'\l'I'\ quaner-mak along
1he fr~v.ays. 68 percent o(the 60.000 10 70 000 moton<,t -a1d reque<,t<; rt'n'1\ed h'
1he Los i.\ngeles Polite Dcpanment ea1.h mo nth an' mJdl' from the cmergenc'
1elephones. according 10 Fortunl'
Los 4.ngeles dipped into its General f-und morl' than J dl'l adl' agt' tl) pro ' ade
the call boxes. he said
Drug-induced blast; fire
kills woman; mate critical
Irvine
( red11 cards and S 1.200 1n cash
v.t•rc reported s1olen fro m a ho1el
room at I IH~OO Mac rthur Bhd
\fonda\ • • •
I Q84 Volkswagen Sc1rocco parkl'd an
the 2900 block of Cliff On ve unda\
night and stole 1he S500 car 'lterco. a
S20 bnefca.se and a SI Ci() 1n drafting
tools. • • • Vandals smash('d the"' 1ndsh1cld or
a gra) 1983 Ford LTD par .. t'd tn the
~00 block of Prospet:I \unda' n1ghl.
the '1ct1 m told pohc·e The damage
v.as est1matt"d at S:!.00
Cotata Mesa
Official!> at Kw1k ( olor Pnn1ang.
1845 Park -\'e . reportt."d lhat over
the weekend ~omconc luc.Jced in the
rear door to the busmcs<. and rum-
maged through o;ome de<;!. drawer.
but dadn ·1 steal an\ thing . ' .
V ALI NOA (AP) -A 35-year-old
woman was killed and her 52-year-
old husband critically burned Mon-
day when an explosion blamed on the
manufacture of illicit drugs ripped
through their home. sheriffs deputies
said.
The 9:37 a.m. blast killed Gail
Helen Jeffus. Los Angeles County
sheriffs Sat. Ron Bailey said, adding
that her husband, Olyo, -As found
wanderina nearby in this suburb 20
H-ttniton lleacll
Jewelry, valued at $9,000. a TV set
and a video ca.sselte recorder. valued
at S 1,000 were reported stolen from a
home in 1he S 100 block of
Meadowlark Monday. The thief
smashed a front window to pan
entry. police repons said. • • • A resident in the 21600 block of
Brookhunl Street rePoned that
someone k.icked in the door to her
home and stole her refriaerator and mi~Uaneous ltem1t worth $2,000,
over the wcektnd. The victim told
police the thief may be her cx-
bo..A.&-d. 1"-" •••
Electronic IC&les and tools~
$3,200 were reported stolen from a
bu.sinest alona "Burke Lane over the
weekend. The thief may have utcd a
ptaHkey to pin entry • police reporu
males east of downtown Los Angeles.
"The strong odor of chemicals at
1he scene led investigators to believe
that an illicit drug lab might have
been at the residence. and this was
later confirmed by fire dcpanmcnl
officials." Bailey said. "The drugs
being manufactured were reponedly
methamphetamines."
He said Mrs. Jeffus apparently wa s
trapped in the bathroom when the
said. • • • A su~rvisor at an Oranae County
sanitation plant. 22212 Brook.hunt
St .. reponcd Monday th•t a $3,600
hand-held radio was sto)en from a
locked office Friday. • • • A thief reponedly broke mto a
home in the 100 block of 7th trcet
over· tM weekend and stole S?OO in firearms. a sm micro-Nave and s 700
m miscellaneous items. Pol.ice ~rtJ
said the intruder pried a 11de 1lidina
window to pin entry.
FCNDtala Vallq
A tbid reportedly tried to bttak
into 1 Radio Shack alooa Hatbor
Bouttvvd early Monday motnint
but n~ after. ~ spotled him smash the store s front window. • • • A raadtru 1n the 11000 block of
r
chemicals exploded. killing her and
causingS90.000 damage to the house
What caused the chemicals to e~
plode wasn't immediately known. he
said.
Jeffus. who was listed an cnucal
cond1t1on at the bum ward of
Sherman Oaks Community Hosp11al
wasn't booked or charged with an\ -
thmg Monday. Bailey said. Th<'
inve ligation was continuing. ~he said
Sud1th Avenue reported that some-
one stole her pu~ containmg credit
cards, $95 m cash and SI 5 in clothing
from her u_nlocked 1969 Volkswagen
Bug parked m her dnvcway Monda~
afternoon. • • • A resident in the 8800 block of
Sandpiper rePorttd Monday that a
thief broke into her home Saturda>
and stole hcrS9SOdiamond nng from
the 1cwclry box in her bedroom. • • • A $137.29.car stereo wa reponed
stolen from a bl.c-k t 970 Ford u n
park~ 10 the 10'00 block of Cinco de
Mayo Monday. • • • Two vldeo cauette recorders and
four TV lie\ valuedatSS.S69.40.and
S 1.243 ia;t-elry wt'tt ttJ)Orted stolen
ftom a home in tM 10300 block of EJ
Monterey Su_nday ntaht. Pohcc rt'· Port~ 5atd the th.ef entered thmuah a
-\ pur5e rnnta1n1ng S 170 1n cash
v.a'I repont·d s1olen from a Oat un
2SO"i'\ par~ed 1n a lot at I 1922 ~11_,
Par~ Bh d Monda} ••• -\ 2~)ear-old gue!>t ol a hotel at
I 000 Von Karman .\ve reported
thal ha\ v.atch worth bctwt"Cn S200
and S400 ~ai. !>ltllen from his room
'-fonda\ • • • \ thtd reponedl~ 'tole 40 '1deo
l'ai.i.cm· 1apcs from a car parked rn a
'IChoollot 31 5500 I~ inc (enter Dnve
\tonday morning. The lo~' wa'
estimated at more thnn $400 • • • Official~ of a 1nsurant:c/lav. / real
estate tlusincss at ( '7Q~~ Cowan
reponcd Monda) that ont• of their
cmplo~cc~ had cmbcu.lcd SHKX'>
Newport Beach
,, ca~h bo' conta1n1na S50 ~-u
r<"poncd ~tolcn from a l 1 moo 76
'K'f\ ac..-e station 391 East Coast
H1ghwt). early Monday momma-• . . \ S4.00Cl diamond nna and o
So.<00 1old chirm brlC"tlet wett
rl'pontd \tolen from a home 1n the
100 block of Dol phm Terntt Mon-
da\ Police reports said the th1t'f also
r.nsa ktd the res1dc-n~ • • • .\SI 000 m1crowave-ps nan r was
repontd ~tolcn from a home 1n the
2100 blOl k of Holly turda) • • • " thief rtportedl) hmke into a rtd
•
South County
'\ S300 black leather motorc'tcle
1acl et was reportC'd )ltllcn from · the
locker room of a Dana Point high
school at 3333J Golden Lantern • • • -\ Laguna "11gucl dt'nllSt reponed
that vandals <ihot out one ol hti. office
~mdoW$ with a BB·gun The incident
took platt at .30001 Crnv.n Valle)
Parkwa~ • • • .\tool ho'< contaanana S:!.OO 1n toob
was rc-portt'd saolen from th(' garage of
a Mission VieJO home an the ~4 '00
block of Graciela.
The ov. ncr ot a I Q~Q ( he\ rolet
C ·amaro rcponcd 1hat hie; car had
het'n tampered "'llh "'h1k 11 was
parll.C'd 1n 1he South (. oast Plaza lot
Sunda' He told police he ~he\ cd
som<"One v.a' In 1na 10 steal 11 • • • Official<> at a Ham" and Fran~
clothing store an South Coast Pl1.1a
reported that 'iomeooc stole '""o ~omen·, 'IUW. \\Orth SS \4 41/ Sun-
da\ ••• Too"' nlued at S~t>O v.t•rc reported
~tokn lrom a hvsane" at 2 '\'\fl Nt'~pcirt Rh d 0' er the \\Ce kcnd • • • '\ n SI. I 00 car sterro was reponcd
stolen from a hlu(' 1 Q8 t Volkswagen
Rabbit park<'d in the 200 bled. of
Palmer Strttt Monda)
Muggers get $10, 000
I'll police repocu sa 1d
.,..A 2K·)1!aT-Old Laguna Bea h stock· The u'P«t "°'ped on a moped.
broker told Huntanaton Bea h poltcc pollC"t said
he was hit over the ~ad and robbed The \ 1ct1m told pohC't that he W1I ors I 0,000 in cuh alonaa Hunt1naton carry1n1 a larst amount of cash
Beach sUttt Monda.,' ntJht. pohor bccauSt ht was on hl wa) to bu) a
reponed today car
Tht \'1Ct1m was rrponrdl walk1nJ Ht "''I liken to Hoq Hospital for
to a telephone af\cr the car he was eum1nat1on
dm 1na ran out of p s near the One of his attlidtcn W11\ descn~
1nter~t1on of Brooln 1r,t and •i. an I to 20-yar.<>ld, H1sparuc
8u\hard strttt shon l) before ~ pm male, about S feet. 9 ~\all Tbt
Monda . Two men knocked ham to other wia dncnbed au 18 to 20 ye.ar-
t he ground and took the mcmt't. old whuc matt Wltb blond ban
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Espionage arrests
said 'not related'
BJ MICILU:L J . SNIFFEN
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W ASKINGTON -The Justice
Department's chief criminal lawyer
says the UTeSt of four Americans on
spyinJ cha~ in five days is "just co1nc1dence, 'aqd federal sources say
no additional a~t~ are planned at
this time. ·
Between midday Thursday and early Monday momina, a Navy
counteMerronsm expert and his
wife; a retired CIA translator, and a
former ~at~ooal Security Aa,ency
commurucataons expert were ar-rested in cases involving alleged
spyina for Israel, China and the
Soviet Union, respectively. And later
Monday, the United States swapped
convicted and suspected spies with
Ghana.
"The three cases are not related.''
Assistant Attorney Genera.I Stephen
Trott, head of the department's
criminal division, said Monday of the
arrests. "The timing is just coin-
cidence. but it all stems from the FBI
being really sharp out there."
He attributed the spate of arrests to
a hiah FBI priority on catching spies
coupled ·with incrused counter-
intelligence budgets, new legislative
tools..to keep some infonnation secret
during public triaJs and a determina-
tion to deter others through pros-
ecution. "The message is ... there is a
price to P!Y if you mishandle infor-
mation.· Trott said
He said he personally believed
there were more spies, but added he
could not prove that. He noted that all
three weekend cases involved spying
for money, but others have said
ideology aJso may have played a role
in the Chinese case.
One federal source, who asked not
10 be identified by name, said
investigators have no plans 10 extend
their virtual spy-a-<iay pace. but
warned that events can...spur unex-
pected arrests in spy cases, particu-
larly when a suspect attempts to flee.
Monday, the FBI arrested the
second former U.S. antelhaenoe of·
ficer ori&inany implicated by turn-
about defector Vitaly Yurchenko. the
KGB gene"'l-dC1i&nate wbo ned to
the Weit on Aua. I and then stunned this city by,publicly retumina to the
Soviet Union three months later.
Sources sald Yurchenko provided
descn. · ptions, aJthou&b not the real
names, that led the ""FBI to ex-NSA
analyst Ronald William Pelton. 44,
who was arrested Monday in an
Annapolis, Md., hotel, and to ex..CIA conn qi:nt,. Edward L Howard, 34, who fled to Finland.
The Pelton arrest came on a day
replete with spy developments in the
capital:
-The United States concluded a spy swap with Ghana, allowing
Michael A. Soussoudis. 39, a cousin
of Ghana's military leader Lt Jerry
Rawlins, to return to Ghana while
close to 10 Ghanaians "of tnterest to
t.be United States" were allowed to fly
to an unidentified' African country.
Soussoudis secretl y pleaded no con-
test to charges under the espionage act .
His former lover, Sha(on M.
Scranage, 29, once a clerk in the CIA 's
Ghana station. who pleaded guilty to
reveaJing the identities of CIA in·
formants to Soussoud1s, was
sentenced Monday to five years in
prison. '
-Israeli officials, who demanded
anonymity. said their government
was investigating whether someone
at their Washington embassy over-
stepped his authority in buying
classified U.S. documents from
Jonathan J. Pollard; 31 , a Navy
civilian counterterTori sm analyst
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1denufied by U.S. sources as Israel.
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LOS ANGELES -Government efforts to combat labor racketeennJ are
ineffectual and there are indications businesses are becoming increasan~y
cooperative with Qrpnizcd crime, a fcdcraJ dnft report shows. The s.taff-
written report for the President's Commission on Organized Cnmc.
circulatjng •moo&. the commi sion's 19 members for their approval. calls r~r
qressive moves to loosen the underworld's grip. Labor racketeering results an
millions of Americans payil\a organiud crime ··a surcharge on a wide ,..nJC: of
goods and services," commis_sion rcsel\,rch director Nicholas Chiarkas said.
Atlantl• •lated to bla•t oil ton'6ht
CAPE CAN AVERAL -A forecast of clear skies promiscld a brilliant
show10night when space ihuttle Atlantis with its 700.foot tail of fire dashes
into the darkness on a ni&ht to tC1l space station construction concepts.
"Weatberwisc, we're settina up for a really spectacuJar launch; we should hav('
a clear beautiful slcy wi th almost a full moon," said Lt. Scott Funk. the shuttle
weather officer. Atlantis and its crew of six men and one woman are to lift off
at 4:29 p.m. PST. and NASA said if conditions arc right, the blazing exhaust
should be visible from South Carolina to Cuba. It is only the second scheduled
after-dark launch in 23 shuttle missions. The first. in 1983, was seen from Tampa and Miami, both more than 150 miles awav. But hea vy clouds blocked
the view to the north and southwest. , ..
Slayer ol •l•ter glven probatlon
PENDLETON, Ore. -A California man was placed on five years'
probation Monday and ordered to spend 240 hours in community service for
the 1974 slaying of his teen-age sister, who he said feared she was pregnant with
his child. K.alib Valentine, 26, of the Los Angeles suburb of Bellflower, also was
ordered to pay $50 in court costs and undergo evaluatjon to determine whether
be needs alcohol, drug or mental health counseling, "lfl could some way S« a
gain in incan:erating yo u I would do it," U matilJa County Circuit Judge Robert
Abrams told Valentine. But the judge, who could have sentenced Valentine to
20 years in prison on the first-degree manslaughter charge, said incam:rating
him would have given Valentine the idea he had repaid his debt to society.
Reagan off tor Callfomla hollday
WASHINGTON -President Reagan. accompanied for the last time
from the White House by his fri sky dog. Lucky, set out today for California and
a six-day holiday at his mountaintop ranch. After nearly a year at the White
House, Lucky has outgrown the presidential mansion and now will li ve at the
Reagan's 688-acre Rancho del Cicio near Santa Barbara. The presidential
pooch had a helium balloon tied to its collar, emblazoned w11h the words,
.. Good Luck." Reagan, steering Lucky across the South Lawn on a leash to
board a hclicopler for a hop to catch Air Force One, caJled the baJloon the dog's
parachute.
ORANGE COAST
CAR POOLS PROMOTED .••
From Al
Since car pooling 1s voluntary,
network staffers aren't preparing 10 go
out and knock heads to convince
motorists to get with the program -
they're goin~ to make you want to.
For individuals, there are incen-
tives like discount coupons and last
week's sweepstakes drawmg which
attracted I 0.000 entrants hopmg to
win the top prize -a tnp for two to
London.
Network staff is also taking a more
active role in car-pool matching.
Rather than just providing callers
with a list of names. employees
telephone everyone on the list to see if
they are still interested in car pooling
and to aJert them to a potential
partner. They follow up with the
origjnaJ caller a week later to sec if a
match was made or if further as-
sistance is needed, Edson said.
For companies interested enough
to o~n their doors for a transit
survey, Commuter Network will
identify potential van and bus poolers
in the firm and assist them in
organizing a ride•haring program. At
one firm, the network provided a
Dial-a-Ride van to company em-
ployees to get ride sharing off the
ground there. .
Edson scoffs at what he calls
"amateur sociologists" who think ~r
pooling will never succeed here. They
"say you·ve got a California mentali-
ty and you can't get them out oftheu
cars." Ha, says Edson. "In Los
Angeles, which I think is part of
California, more than 50 perc.ent (of
people) going into downtown ride
share.' The figure is 60 percent an San
Francisco, Edson maintains. "People
will choose the mode that makes
sense to them."
Making ride sharing convenient to
OranJe Count1ans accustomed to
hopping in their cars and hitting the
freeway will probably get easier as
business continues booming and
traffic increases. But, i~ is perhaps appropriate that, as manager of
Commuter Network, Edson has
degrees in psychology not traffic
engineering.
Edson has taken some tame to
puzzle out what motivates people to
make a change in their commuting
patterns and he's found that change
begets change. Moving. switching
jobs and other disruptive events
make people more responsive to
additional lifestyle adJuStments. he
said.
To be successful, Commuter
Network will have to catch people in
flux -say when their company is
relocatina to Oranae County - or
0B ITUARlf S
PaulP. Ross
deadat89
Services were conducted Thursday
for Paul Pearce Ross of Costa Mesa,
commander of the New Mesa Ve1-
crans of World War I &n.cks. who
died Nov. J 7 at the aae of 89.
Mr. Ross, who had operated a
drapery 1ervice, had lived in Costa
Mesa for the put five years. He
helpedcst.abliah the Arizona Veteran•
Memorial Ccm~ in Phoenix.
He ii survived by a dauahter, Sue
Jefft1es o( Newport Beach, and a
1iJw, Marpret Rou of Jndwna.
Funeral lefvices were held at Pierce
Brothen Bell Bro.dway Monuary an
Costa Mesa. BurUI wa scheduled at
the Arizona Veterans M~morial
Cemetery.
create "psuedo-eve nts" to bnng
people to a decision point on nde
sharing. Edson said.
One such event was the Nov. 18
opening of two car-pool express lanes
on the Costa Mesa Freeway. Com-
mut.er Network took advantage oftbe
lane openings by contacting large
businesses along the 12-mile stretch
and ask.iog them to put up car pool
posters, hand out how-to brochures
and survey their employees for poten-
tial car and van pool candidates.
Edson said 35 of the companies
invited to the express lane meeting
came. Not discouraged, network staff
called the no-shows and won the
cooperation of I 0 more.
More than 3SO maJor employers
provide car poolingass1stance to their
employees, according to transit dis-
trict statistics. Among them is
McDonnell Douglas Corp .. an air-
craft manufacturer that has promoted
car, van and even bus pooling for 15
years.
Car pooling started at McDonnell
Douglas's Huntington Beach head-
quarters about six or seven years ago.
said Debby Guzman, long-time car
pool coordinator.
About 300 of its 5,000 to 6,000
employees ride share from Santa
Monica, PaJos Verdes. Moreno Val-
ley, Ontario and elsewhere, clerk Cynthia Butcher sajd.
Employees provide the vehicles
used and whenever a new route as
proposed, the company sends out
flyers to advenize it. Guzman said.
Once a year, transit district staff is
invited out to explain the program
and all new employees arc automati-
~lly told about ride sharing and
given a Commuter Network appl i-
cation, she said.
Car pooling will be vigorously
promoted at Irvine C'o.'s new Spec-
trum development, said Charity
Crawford, transportation develop-
ment coordinator for the high-tech
business center at the junction of the 5
and 405 freeways.
Companies will be required to join
a transportation association designed
to encourage ride sharing, she said
Rather than tak.ina -a company by
company approach. the association
will plan car, ~an and bus pool routes
on a large scale, Crawford said.
Where cities arc restricting growth
because of traffic concerns, work.ing
car pooling into a development plan
can allow more construction. Jf a developer can show that a ridt
shanna program will reduce the
num~r of new ca~ trips generated by
the units to ~ built. a larger project may~ permitted.
. Edso!' ~ buildina restnctions increasina an Ora nae COunty as traffic
become• worse. Limits on traffic
aeoeration will have to be im~
whether throuah limiting P&rkina In
projecu or rcquirlna car pool pro-aram• on larae tcaJe projects he said
"Event1:1ally, i_t's ~ina to become i
law or an ancentave1 ' he 11id.
In the meantime, Commuter
Network has been charaed with
findina more strategies to lessen traffic.
Look for flex-time promotions next year, Ed.son said.
Under n~x-timc. employees can
choose their work houn within
cenaln parameters under the theory
that the n.a1h hour crunch wdl case as
people pick less crowded tames to
travel to and from work.
And don't be 1urpnted when
Commuw Network starts P\Ubiq
non-motorized methods of gettin1
where you're JOinJ. Walkina and
bicyclina may be ofd.flshaoned, but
they never ao out of style.
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Singer to stand
trial for murder
in Belushi death
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Rock
singer Cathy Evelyn Smith wept as a
judae told het she must stand trial for
second-<iegree m urder because she
took part in a "dangerous dance" that
led to comedian John Belushi's drug-
overdosc death.
_Smith, a former backup singer and
companion to such recording artjsu
as Gordon Lightfoot and Hoyt Axton,
was ordered Monday to stand tnal on
the murder charge and 13 counts of
furnishing and administering cocaine
and heroin to Belushi. ·
Belushi, star of television's "Satur-
day Night Li ve" and such films as
"Animal House" and "The Blues
Brothers," died March 5, 1982. at the
Chateau Marmont hotel from acute
heroin and cocaine intoi ication.
For the last days of his ltfe, the 33-
year-old comedian repeatedly in·
JCCted drugs allegedly fum1shcd and
administered by Smith.
''Surely Mr. Relushi issued the
invitation in this dance, but 1t 1s an
inherently dangerous dance," Mu-
nicipal Cour1 Judge James Nelson
said, adding: "The Legislature has
provided that the price for the piper in
these instances is high.''
Smith's attorney. Howard
Weitzman, contended she wa!I
"nothing more than a lackey, a gofer.
someone Mr. Belushi managed to
manipulate."
Weitzman contended that some-
one else or the portly comedian
himself had provided and adminis-
ter~ the fatal dose. He said Smith
should never have been charged with
murder.
Cathy lt•elyn Smith
Under Cahforn1a law. anyone who
fum1shei1 and administers an an-
hcr.ently dangero us substance to
another person can be prosecuted for
second-degree murder 1f the per~on
dies.
Death sentence overturned
because of juror misconduct
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -The death sentence of a
man charged with robbing and murdenng a camper has
been overturned by the state Supreme Coun because of
Juror misconduct.
campers and ordered them to hand o ver their wallets He
did not take the money. but he threw the wallets at the
campers' feet. then suddenly shot Burrell. After Whelan
fled, Stankew1lL emptied the wallets.
By a 6-to-1 vote Monday, the court decided that
Laird Gene Stankewitz should be retned because Juror
Louis Knapp, a former poltce officer. prejudiced other
jurors by providing an improper definition of robbery.
"He did not keep hi s erroneous advice to himself."
The question of whether a robber) occurred was
cnt1cal to the case If there was no robbery. Stankewatz
could not be sentenced to death for the crime that was
charged.
Justice Stanley Mosk wrote in the majonty opinion
.. Rather, vouching for Its correctness on the strength ofh1s
long service as a police officer, he stated at again and again
to his fellow jurors and thus committed over1 miscon-
duct."
Dunng dehberat1ons. Knapp incorrectl y told the
other Jurors that a robbery occurs when a person forcibly
takes personal property from another person. regardless
of whether he intends to keep the proper1)'.
"No evidence ha~ been ofT~red. adm1ss1ble or not. to
rebut the presumption that (Knapp's comments) affected
the deliberations of the other Jurors," Mosk wrote
Joining Mosk in votln$ for the retnal were C h1cf
Justice Rose Bird and Justices Allen Broussard. C ru1
Reynoso, Joseph Grodin and Otto Kaus
It was the 38th death penalty case overturned by the
court since capital punishment was reinstated 1n
California in 1977. Only three cases have been upheld.
Stankew1t1 was charged in the 1981 shooting death of
Richard Burrell , who along with his fellow camper, Scott
Whelan. stumbled upon Stankewitz when he was hiding
in a remote cabin an the Sierra Nevada west of Death
Valley after escap1ne from Sacramento County Jail.
Prosecutors said Stankewitz pulled a gun on the
Jusuce Malcolm Lucas. however. dissented from the
maJOnt)' op1n1on and argued that the death sentence
should have been upheld because the defense waited too
long -18 months -to raise the question of Ju ror
misconduct.
Smuggling
of inla.Ilts is
widespread
SAN DIEGO (AP) -A baby
smuggling ring that paired Mexican
infants with Amencan couples was
not an isolated case. according to
immigration officials.
Oiff Rogers, deputy djs1rict direc-
tor of the U.S. Immigration and
Naturalization Service, said two
women arrested in September in
connection with the smuggling nng
may have had dealings with other
n ngs, and additional indictments are
expected .
Meanwhile. Rogers said Monday
that authorities are considering~ plea
bargain with Juanita Vargas-Ruiz. 52.
and her daughter, Melinda Leyva-
Vargas. 28. both of whom arc chai;ged
with conspiracy to smuggle Mex1ca!'
infants. Their cases are on hold until
Februarv
Man glven 67 years for assault
VISTA (AP) -A 20-year-old man was sentenced to 67 )'ears in \tatc
prison for an attack on a woman that lasted two hours and' was descnbcd hy a
prosecutor as "everybody's nightmare." Jesus Martinez Solas will be ehg1blc
for ~arole in 35 years, according to Deputy D1stnct Attorney Susan B1~C). In
addition to the prison time. Sohs was ordered Monda) to pay S 1.000
restitution to the 25-year-old victim. Supenor Court Judge F. V. Lopardo said
Solis' attack on the woman in August 1984 was premeditated and that the
victim suffered bodily harm and was in severe pain. ohs "as convicted t"o
months ago of IS felony counts. including forcible rape, sc.-it.ual assault. assault
with a deadly weapon. forced sodomy and oral copulation. 81eC) said the V 1sta
man hid in the back scat of the v1ct1 rn's car while she was grocery shopping and
surprised her when she returned from the supermarket. He allegcdl) fofl'cd the:
woman to drive 10 an isolated road in Vista and attacked her
Trucker shot to death daring argument
GORMAN (AP) -A truck dnver was shot to death dunng a roads1dt•
argument with a man who fled moments before the '1et1m '<> truck rolled
backwards and jackknifed, blocking Interstate 5 for o;cveral hours.
investigators said. Edward Watkins Ill. 36, of San Gabnel died of mull1ple
gunshot wounds an hour after 1he 8 p.m. Monday shooting. Lo!> .\ngeles
County Sheriffs Department investigators said. "He was ha' ang some kind of
al'jument with another person wh en he was shot." Dcput) Da ve Hogan ..a id.
Witnesses said Watkins' truck. loaded with mail. was parked alongs1dt• 1-'i
when the shooting occurred. The gunman then fled an an older car.
invesU$!1tors said. "The truck then started rolling back""ards and 11
Jackknifed.'' Hogan said. Three northbound lanes of the interstate. the '>late\
main north-south route, were blocked for about two hour\. No other 'eh1clc-;
struck the truck. Investigators had not determined whether the content<. of the
truck had been disturbed, he said.
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Orange Coat DAILY PILOTITu.day, Novemb« 2t, 1915 • •1
Peres, Hassan agree
to conduct peace talks
TEL AVIV luael (AP) -Pnme M1n1)tcr 'h1mon
Pl"re'lloda}' welcomed Moroccan Kmg Hauan ll'sofferto
hold Middle Ea!>t peace talks and declared, "We will
meet... uch a meeting would represent a breakthrouah 1n
efforts to ellpand Arab-Israeli pcac~making.
wa!i assa,ss1natcd in 1981 by lslamtc fundamenla.lists
o pposed 10 his pcacemakina with Israel.
The Israeli premier. answennJ qucst1oris lOday from
high school students 1n a Tel Aviv suburb, aid not say
when or where a meeting with the kin& might t.ake place. Hassan. who act~d as intermediary an Egyptian·
l\raeli peace nego11at1ons !>Utd on telev1s1on Monday that
Peres had asked to be invited to MQrocco to talk with the
king. who as chairman of the 21 -natton Arab League.
The king said he would meet Peres "with great
pleasure .. 1fthe lsrach leader had a "scnous proposal
··o nCt' it there were meeunas th<>K meetmas were
!>C<:ret. But Ir people want to talk about peace, wby sbouJd
1hey concral themselves?" said Peres. refemna to reports
that he met !ICCretly with Hassan 1n Morocco in 1978 and
1Q8 1
Peres said toda}' in respon~ to a question from The
A<isoc1ated Press. "lfl meet with the Moroccan king, I will
explain that there 1s no !>ul»t1tute for d irect and ~nou'i
negotat1ons w11hou1 precond111on!I. an which each side
also tncs to consider the needs of the other side:'
"So I welcome Kang Hassan's public words. We will
meet I am ready for us to meet. He will say what he has to
\a> and 1 wall~) what I have to say." Peres said.
Hassan said Monday on telcvmon in Morocco's '
capital of Rabat. "lfhe (Peres) has some serious proposal
to make. he should come to sec me. But thett must be a
real basis for d1scuss1on The day Mr Peres says to me, 'I
have a senous proposal 10 put.to you.' then why not'r
Pe1es also said 11 was important that has mee11ng with
Hassan "takes place an public"
Middle East peacemaking effort!> ,have: made little
headwa> since the 1979 peace treaty between Egypt and
Israel. .
The only Arab leader to meet publicly with Israeli
leaders was the late Egyptian President Anwar Sadat. who
In an 1mttal reply Monday night. Peres' office quoted
the Israeli leader as saying: "There were exchanges of
messages between the king and myself. and I will be happy
to meet w11h him."
Egyptians' raid
1 aboard hijacked
plane def ended
Scarlett Rogenkamp
VictiIIl felt
terrorisnl
was foreign
OCEANSIDE (A Pl -The Amen-
can ""oman killed dunng the h11ack-
ing of an Egyptian plane had been
determined not 10 let 1nternauonal
Lerronsm keep her from travchog. her
family says.
Scarlett Mane Rogenkamp. 38.
who worked an Athens for the .S
Air Force. was shot 1n the head and
thrown from the h11ackcd AirEgypt
flight shortly after tt wa!i com-
mandeered to Malta o n Saturda> on a
flight from Athens to Cairo
Her mother Hett) Peterson. said
she was almost cena1n from the
beginning that her daughter wa\ the
v1ct1m
"The)' were onl y wa111ng for foot-
pnnts and blood samples." she said
Monda ~. after the 1denlificat1on ~as
made ·
Dunng a hral'f news conference on
the lawn of her home here. Peterson.
fighting back tears. said '>he and her
daughter had fi,c da)S 109e1 hcr la~t
summer an Vienna.
"I wai, \Cl) happ) tn bt: v.ath m)
daughter this past .. um mer " ~he ..aid
"She's m) eldest daughter She's
most like me. he's the most Euro-
pean. and ""c're 'Cf). \Cr) cl o'>e "
~erv1ces were tentatl\Ch ,1.·1 for
Fnda\ afte r h1.·r hod' as re t.irm·J to
th e l n11ed State'> .
VALLETT.\. Malta (.\P) -The
pnme m1n1ster of Malta said he
allowed an Egyptian raid on a
hijacked plane 10 show "we would not
gJve 1n" 10 terron sm Dozen'i of
trapped passengers were lolled when
commando'i stormed the Egyptian
Jetliner. ~
The Maltese go.,emment said
Mondav all but one of the 60 people
killed d·unng the htJacking died after
Eg)'pt1an co m mando!> raided the
Boeing 73 7 and lhe terronsts threw
fire grenades into the cabin The
storming of the plane Sunda) night
ended the 14-hour ordeal
The only death before the raid
occurred when h1Jackers shot an
American and tossed her body ofTthe
1e1ltner. Maltese offi c1al'i said But
some survl\ ors said an Eg)ptlan
secunt}' guard and one of the ht·
1ackers were lolled before tbe raid tn a
mid-air shoot-out soon after the plane
was commandeered.
One of fi ve terronsts surv1 ' ed Vie
h1Jaclong. "h1ch began Saturda)
night shortly after the .\thens-to-
Ca1ro flight took off, and underwent
surgery at a hospital. Maltese govern-
ment spokesman Paul M1sf ud said
Some passengers put the number of
h11ackers at three.
Eg) pt's foreign m101ster. while in
Pans Monday, said the hijackers were
four Palestin1ani1 and a Synan
"interested in crc.at1ng problems for
Egypt " ·
.\ commentarv broadcast late
Monda' bv the official Cairo Radio
said the h1Jackers belonged to a
Libyan-backed Palest1man group that
had broken away from the Palestme
L1berat1on Organi£at1on
The broadcast was the first time
Eg)pt accused Ltb)a b) name of
planning the h1Jaclong. .\ govern-
ment statement Monday blamed the
hijacking on renegade Palestinians
working for an Arab countC). but did
not name the co unt')
In Moscov., the official~' 1c1 news
agency . Tass. said Libya denied
invoh ement.
Egypt's defense minister. Field
Marshal .\bdel-Hahm Abu-Ghazala,
toda) ..&aJd the government had
"some" evtdence Libya was behind
the h11acking. but d1d not elaborate.
Reward offered for Abbas capture
WASHINGTON {AP) -Th~
L n11ed talcs toda) offered a re~ard
of up to S:?.50.000 for informa11on
leading to the apprehension, pros-
ecu t 10 n and p un ishme nt of
\1 ohammcd .\bbas a Pakstant·
L1berat1on Organ1.1at1o n leader ac-
cused of mastcnnanding the h1Ja cking
uf the .\chill<: Lauro l ru 1sc -;hip un
Oct ' tate Department \po l..csman
Charles E Red man said rc~ard
mone' rnuld also be paid w those
"lth 1nformat1on leading 10 the arrc·-.1
c1 nd pro~cu11on of other., ""ho toot..
part in the h1Jal k1ng l'>ut ha'e not
bel'.'n arrested
>\bbas was an Italian custod)' bnc:tl}
afrer thl" hl)aclin&. bur au1hon11~ rn
lral~ p<"rm11tl"d him 10 leave LhC'
countn even 1houg}1 the L'n11cd
. talc\ had sought hi\ e>.trad111on
~ .. eral 111her Paln11naam are "a1t1ng
tnal 1n ltah on l nm1nal charge~
~temm1ng lrnm 1he \t•11 un• nl the
hna1
Italian pro'>t'l utor\ \UO'>t'qul'.'ntl\
Jl k no~ledged that .\bba<. "a' tn·
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"a' 1..llkd "I thank we've exposed a pan of
one, but they may have bee!' the
condu11 for another number of nngs. 1
would expect some add1t1onal in~ict
ments."Rogers said. "It's a ,t1m~
consum1ng invest1gat1on. and at s sttll
going full stren~h."
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ease crush by
pooling talents
Tr~ffic pla n n.ers ran into a roadblock when they
~ooked mto mapping a course for lo ng-term commuting
1 m~rovements by using methods successfully employed
dunng the 1984 Summer Olympic Games in Los
Angeles.
They needo 't throw tt)emselves off an overpass. Nor
do they have to look so far. O ne simple solutio n is being
played out through Orange County.
. It doesn't. require staggered working hours. night-
time truck dehven es, forced vacations, forgo ing trips to
the store or canceling appointments with the d octor . All
those techniques helped traffic planners deto ur the
d~om and ~loom predictions o f Black Friday a nd
gndlock dunng the Olympics.
And they werked well -for two weeks. But they
aren't so lutions in the long run.
It is clear what's needed: More freeway lanes a nd
fewe r cars.
We have m ore cars travelin~ o n the freeways than
can be a~ommodated . ff motonsts can't be persuaded
not to dnve so much -and that d oesn't seem likely
except fo r so me minor successes with car pools -then
we need to add freeway lanes.
. Traffic planners attempted to combine the concepts
m the Costa Mesa Freeway experiment. Based o n a
week's test, it seems to be wo rking.
T raffi c engineers like commuter la nes. Their
cal~ulators and slide rules tell them they work. But t he
engineers also know m otorists like the la nes almost as
much as a dead battery.
So the engineers had to figure out ho w to designate a
lane for .ca~ poo lers while not drawing the wrath of the
vast maJonty of commuters, the solo drivers.
. H o nk if you li ke people who learn from their
mistakes.
Rather than repeat the d ebacle on the Santa Monica
Freeway o f the late 1970s that came to be known as the
Diam ond Lane D isaster, the engineers didn't try to
subtract a general purpose la ne and give it to car poolers.
Instead. they left the solo drivers' lanes alo ne and
added a l~ne fo r ca r poolers only. The $450,000 car pool
lane project was part of the $6 million freeway
resurfacing project.
Amid great sco-ffi ng and· skepticism it went into
opera tion Nov. t 8. '
And it worked , well.
A sta.te Department of Trans portatio n report
released this week note~ that travel time along a n J J-mile
stretch between San Diego Freeeway and the Riverside
Freeway bas been c ut in half. .
. M otorists who were accustomed to spending 35
mmutes o.n the freeway driving between Lincoln
Bo ulevard m Orange and MacArthur Bo ulvard in Irvine
found them selves ma king the trip in 18 minutes or less.
Car poolers d id even better. Those who shared the
dri ve wi th at least one othe r person and took advantage
of the new lane made the trip in 12 minutes o r less. Tha t's
about a m ile a m inute, unheard of during rush hour in
Southern California.
. Thecar p?ol Jane on the 55 Freewa y will get a 90-day
tnal to prove itself.
Even if motorists driving other routes switch to take
advantage o f the 55 Freeway's improveme nts, it seems
sure to pass the test.
In fact. its successes ~re of such olympian
proportions, we're read y to pm a gold m eda l o n the
project right now.
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t1on'>on how lo \a~ "\1) v.1kdoe,n'1
undcr.,tand me "
That mild oath y.<H.11011~\ ·
'itancd out a'I "( md', hook' .. \ nd
thatotherone. "1ound\ 't<tmeduv.n
from "God\ wound\"
Ciyps) m\thnlog1sl'i C\pla1nl'd wh )
whites arc white and hlack' art hlack
God baked the lir\l l)l'opk 1n ovrn'>
and some werr underdone. 'onw
overdone. fho~ gyp<s1e'), ong1nall)
out of nonhern Jnd1a. thoue,ht (1od
did the perfect JOb on northern
Indian~. people with '>kin thl' wlor of
tea.
ORANGE COAST
Daily Pilat
Not often do city ordinance maker!>
complain that their communiues'
topless dancer~ wear too many
clothes. But officials in Southend.
England, did so complain. Thei r
proposed law to rectify this wrong
didn't pa~s. though. They had trouble
getting the wordingjust right.
0 Which was fim advertised as a
headache rcmed) -Coke or Scvcn-
1 'p'l
A. Both
(). .\ linl' wmphony on:ht'!>tra
alwa~\ tune'> up on an A note, I've
read Where doe'> 1t get that A note'!
A. from the oboe Which gets 1t
from a tuning fork
Men who rnmm1t !>u1c1dc in ho!>p1-
tal\ tend to do 'iO between 3 and 5 p m
~aturday'i more o than at any other
time. The 'itat1\t1c1am are working on
tht' why of that. They're tinkenng
w11h the idea that 1t''i right aficr the
families of other patients show up.
Rut thr) 're not 'iure of anything.
Student\ of human behavior \a) a
person rarely throws a tantrum when
alone
L.M. Boyd 11 a 1y•dlcat~d
rolum11J1t.
,,eftk Zlnl
fO.IOI
Tom TeH
.,.l!MOHIO r "''°' .)On, ... ..,
Ctl\I E.dllOI c,..,.....,
OOOl'I• fOt!Ot
••
-.
...
.. Wfl h th e lmpt'lus ol t JJe Jell est JI res and the highly publicized Mex/co
City quake. somt·Ca/Jfornlsnsare nowopt1ng lorlnsur1u1ce. Bul not
many.··
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l'P CALL 1HAT A l3lG ~ 10 lliAT POOPOSAL
Sorry, you solicitors, you've
got wrong 'philanthropist'
Flattering m agazine
a rticle respons ible
for flood of requests
One thing ahout being an old man
(to which I confess) 1s that ~omc
body's always doing something n1Cl'
for you.
That's the case with Nora and I lal
Lehman. Almost a )Car ago I got a call
from a former employee of mine -
An Vmsel. Said Arthur. "Nora wants
a story about you for Gentry maga-
2ine."
I grumbled a httk: 1hcn I fl'-
membered that the lady who used 10
be my fa vonte secr1:tal), Sophie
Casas. had written what we 1n the
news business call a "morgue piece"
about me.
Sophie and her hu-;band Cieorg{'
were~qear fnends. o\rt, knowmg
about this. asked me if l"d let him
have a copy of it. W ithout doing
much thinking. I did.
Art did "interview" me. but I think
his main reliance wa!> upon Snph1<.''s
bit for the morgue.
No matter. A.rt V1nsl'l·~ urttck
titled "Walter Burroughs. Publisher.
Ph1lanthrop1!>t" appeared in the
March 1985 copy of Gen tr}. I don't
know where that word ph1lanthrop1~t
came from Gucsi. '>he had referred to
certain employcrgcnerositie'>. hut nut
1n the morgue piece.
So far. so good. Or rather so bad.
My present secretary. Rheta Kanter.
always opens the mail. As 1 have
asked her to do. she throws away all
WALTER
BURROUGHS
commun1cat1onc; that arl' dcarh "Junk .. ·
·\kw v.cck.-. ago .-.hl' 'aid to nw .. ,
don't unders-tand all tht''l' add1t1 on.ll
letters begging for <'110tr1h111111n'
Whl're do )OU \Upfl11!\c thl'\ gl·I \11u1
namer Sudcknl) a grca1 i1ght
dawned . .\ man U\lng an 8()0 numhn
from Washington. D.( rl'lcrrcJ 1u
an article ahout nw hl' hacl 'l'en 1n a
maga11n<.'.
It \'\a~ that \l\ord .. philanthropl'>r"'
tagged on to nl\ nanw 1n C1l'ntn
magallne ncart)' a \C<H ago 1111\t
causes this deluge of pleas.
Well. Nora and Hal. I don't think
you need to prove 3n} great rcaJ.
ersh1p. but 1f you do. 1 think \l>U.H'
got an A-I test1mon1al right thl·rc
l 'onl~ wish I had thl' motil'} to lw
worth)' of that "philanthrop1't .. t1tk
But I don't. .\nd I am ubhgatl'd to tl'l l
the hundreJ~ of peopk that ''nil' me
and call me long d1<,tan1..e th,11 th~11 1'
the fact.
C)o. sorr}. \ ou pol 111nan' and 'nu
heads of man~ great t han11l''> I pl.1111
don't have the lund\ to \uppon \OU
all. Or many of)ou tor that mailer.
As you all kno". tht: rl'a\on fur thl·
resurrecuon of 'icarrhl1gh1 1\ that a
vef) dear person -C ha/\ I ><m.rl1h~
-bl'Came t•d1tor<1I ttw I >allv Pilot tor
lng<•r,oll Puhl1t'<1t1on~ which (hanp1·
I)') had hought ttw 1>,111\, Pilot aftl'f a
mo\t unhapp~ period.
(·ha/\ v.a' looJ...1ng for \ome of the
rra~on'> thl' Pilot at one time wa!.
pr<>'>JX'r<>U\ and great Om· ol th<:
katurc<, '"l' pJCkcd w.a' Scan:hl1ght. I
"a' both flattncd and plcci.,ed for
"llld t1ml'' <iakc .. to haul on the line.
·\ftn ~oph1l' Ca<;a<, had not1c'l'd
h·m 111'1'>tt:nt I "a~ 1ha1 1hac b<: a
~l·altll ot b10grnph1cal material and
h1'>tt>r') ol notuhk 1wr.,011' and hi\·
tom:al c1.cnb 1n uur .. morgue:· '>he
a~J...cd ~h) then· ~a' nothing about
me.
\hl'kl·pt nudg1ng111cand tin.ill ) thl'
h1og1 aph~ tor thl' "morgul'.. wa\
wnttt•n In lll'1 L lH..lk'> a~ JI I heller
ll'ad 1ha1' a11J li11d out whal I'm
him 111g lur
Ju!it 1n pa,.,rng. I am rnmpt:lkd to
'id} that of all thl· ncv. maga1rnc, tha t
ha\ e appeared on thd >range Coast 1n
the la't )Car. (1er11ry ,., <.upt'nor .lo\nd
Nora. if ) ou k<'I a h'>t of trul'
philanthrop1'>t'> will ht'lp )'OU. I'll
ohligl'
No grl':tt r hon-J U'>I look at thl'
"'>lli.'ll't~ .. flll \llrr' 111 all thl' local
IH' \\ .., pa fX'r\
\ctuall\ I prekr that kind of new<;
to the kind th.11 toda~ \ repurters and
l'd llOr\ 'iCl'lll IO thlllk thl' publit•
hungrr' tor -<,en,at1on' Hut 1f)1Ht'rr
looking for a trm· ph1lanthrop1!>t. it
b<.·1tl'r b<: ;i Dudd) Warhucks·tyrx·
~ 11 h ;i he..irt of gold Jnd a wallt•t to
nH.lllh.
Walter Burr oughs is the 0 11ily
Pilot 's foun ding publisher.
-171it1iii:5t.UI ~ ij;J,d!·i,t.iiW.i--------------.
2 congressmen take FAA
to task over free parking
California legislator balks a t p aying
$600 fee for feavin-g ca r in lot a month
WASHINGTON -The fuel that
runs the Washington me·rry-go-round
ts a high-octane mixture of power and
perquisites. The more perks that
Washington officials can bestow on
themselves. the more power the)
have: and the more power they h3\f!,
the more perks they accumulate.
8 Jl the merry-go-round broke
down recently. when Rep. Phil Crane.
R-111.. made a grab for the brass ring
and overreached himself.
Upset because the free VIP parking
lot at National Airport was getting too
crowded. Crane suggested that the
Federal Aviation Administration ban
diplomats and Supreme Court JUS·
11ccs. lcavmg the lot for Congress'
excl u~ivc use.
To widespread astonishment. the
FAA dared to reject Crane's sugges-
11on. and declined to be bullied -
even though the congressman threat·
cned not so suhtly to remember the
a_grnq. ·s 1mpudencr at budget 11me.
The FAA expressed its confidence
that Crane surely would not cndnnger
air travelers' ltves by C'uttina the
saftty aaency's budget over n mere
matter of wounded pride.
There the matter stands. wath both
~ides m uttcn ng darkly about the
oth~r·s highhanded behavior. And
into the midst of the muddll" dovt
Rep. Mel Levine, 0.Calif .. and his
w1fc, Jan
Dunn' a recent rcc.css. the uv1n~
and their children new home to
Callfom1a. leaving their leased $ta·
t1on waaon 1n a conaressional parking
~pace at Washington's Dulle Air-
port. A month later. when lhey
returned. the car had racked upa 1600
parking bill
No pmblcm. Ltv1nr thouJht. con·
;
gressmen park free. But hl· made onl.'
critical error: He had talkd his
~cretary to meet them in the Lcv1nes'
other car. ana he drove that one out
just ahead of the stauon wagon w1tb
its $600 parking tab.
T he parking lot attencJant kt thr
congressman out without charging
for the few minute~ till' \CwnJ car
had.been there. But shl' balked at tqe
station wagon being dnwn h~ Mr\.
Levine. demanding pa }mt.•111 of tlw
$600.
The attendant "wa<. cxircnwl}
abusive to m} wile," Le v11w told m11
associate~ Corky John<.o n and
Donald (ioldbcr~.
Not ~o. accordin& to tht· parking lot
attendant'\ n·pon tiled with the FAA
Levine "<.aid he writes the hudget for
the FAA and that ht• wa!> gmng to ra1<>e
hell." the rcp<')l't alleged
Le\ inc does not \1t on any commit-
tee w1th1unsdit.·11on ovc1 the J\ 1Qt1on
agency. An yhow. the reported threat
1<; "'s1mpl) not true," he ..u 1d. n platn·
1ng: "h ts not m) style to opcratc 1n
the way tht' lady da1m!> ..
Lcvme' ~d he a~ked to ha\ e a
supcrvi11or summoned. Th e lot at·
tendant and her rnlleaaue wrote that
they were the one\ who rcqur'!ted the
-.upcrvisor'\ p1e~occ nnd claimed
uvine loi.t his temper at the sugge,.
tion ... He mad{• ~vcral more ~tatc·
ments and threats about \<.ha1 h<'
could do," the)' wrote.
Levine insisted he wa-; "\t'.'r)' p11l-
11e." but dtd acknowkdgc that he
gttw a little Irritated when "thq
staned ah ina Ol) wife 3 }lnrd timr ..
The lot employees rcponed that
neither the station wagon nor its
dnver, Ml'\ Levine. had proper
1dent1ficntmn that wnuld a llo~ fn1 tht'
JacK r-"' t"'il
ANDERSON
and JOSEPH SPEAR
lrl'e parking. The congressman said
th1<; i~ not true
The lot super-. 1sor. Sue Tw1tchdl.
<ia1d the attendant~ were on 'ulid legal
~round, because the free p;,HJ..ing perk
1'1 IOr members of{ongn·'I<: only. not
'>pt>u~c'i . .\n F .\A offiuul agr1:cd .
Het u'>t' Sergeant-at-arm~ Jack Russ
did nC)t "Spouses are allowed becau'lc
ol 1he nature of tht: Job" he ~1d.
.. f he\ arc intertwined HI a member's
~ori.. ..
Ku'ls ')(ltd he thought hl' had iro ned
01Jt parking perk problems a t a recent
meeting ~1th aviation agency of-
lirnil'I. Evidently not
Ml"ll-EDITORlAL -Forgive
our tears. but Bhag~an Shree Ra-
1ncc~h doc-;n't like u\. The free-love
guru. whose communc took ovt"r the
town of Anteropc. Ore . and renamed
1t "R111nceshpura m ." recently
pleaded iuilty to v1olat1ons of the
1mm1grauon law\ nnd cho~ han-
1\hmcnt over pn~on I c:lving behind
h1<. Oeet of Rolls-Royccs. ht returned
to 1 nd1a, describing h1~ ltfc tn the
I 'n1tcd ~tatcs a" "hell" and Ameri-
ran'i 3!> "'iuhhuman ... f Ir added: "The
So"1ct Union 1~ far better than the
l lnllcd litatcs." He pmhably won't
detect. howc.,,cr. It'\ tough to act u~d
to a Lnda afkr you'"c ridden 1n a
Roll\ And we can't i.c-c the Ru~s1ans
tokr:lllna 11 Rajnct'ihgrad on the
hankrnf1hc Volan In a few week~. he
would prob3hly be tht guru of the
( 1uleg. . :.
J ad Aad~non 111d Jn1t!pb S~•r
•rP •Yrtdlc•tN col11mol1t1.
' . ..
THOMAS ELIAS
eolwnn.Ut
THOMAS
ELIAS
Threat
of quake
posing
dilem·ma
State homeowners --must re-evaluate
their insurance
1 he annual fall brush lire season
may be over now. leaving behrnd
more than 80,000 charred acres and
over two dozen burned homes. And
the mudshde season which inev1tabl)
follows is still a few months away.
In the lull. thousands of-Calilorn1a
homeowners confront two kc)' ques-
tions: Arc the} adequately insured''
And 1f not, should they buy more
coverage?
T hose quesuons have add1t1onal
bite here this year with images of
September's Mexico City eanhquake
·sttll vivid in the minds of Cali-
fornians who also ltve 1n earthquake
count!")'.
Among homeowner!> hurned out
last month, fully one·th1rd had less
coverage than their homes were
worth. In six cases, their msurance
policies -designed only to cover
unpaid mortgage balan<.-es -will
probably cover less than one·third of
actual lo!>!iCS.
Th<.' same son of thing would very
likely happen anywhere in the state if
the maJOr eanhquake that's been
fo recast for decades actually struck.
"Onl y about I u percent ot Cah-
fornia homeowners have any earth-
quake coverage at all." says Jorge
Sandoval. a top official of the state's
Department of Insurance ... People
see 11 as too expensive."
And earthquake coverage is high-
priced, costing anywhere from $1.90
to $3 per thousand dollarS' of cov-
erage. with deductibles generall~ set
at 10 perct'nt of the policy's value.
For a house in~ured al $90.000.
about average tn most of Caltfornia.
that means an annual premium of 3t
least $1 71.
Insurance companies protect
themselves funher by ins1s11ng that
·4uakc riders can't be wnuen for
amounts less than the overall home-
owners insurance policy.'
To get any payoff at all. that mean!'.
a $90.000 home would need to
sustain at least $9.000 worth of
damage in an earthquake.
Onl) a ·quake centered 1n the
1mmed1ate are of a home would b<-
hkely to inflict that much damage.'
"People are leery of eanhquake
coverage." says Sandoval. "because
the) don't believe it will ever help
them. But there was a noticeable
1ump because o f all the meclrn
attention on Mexico City."
There will also be a 1ump in
demand for fire insurance covcr.tgt.• 1n
the aftermath of the seasonal bla1cs
which ripped across several pic-
turesque canyons lac;t month.
"There'll be a run on us for a short
while," predicts Michael Harris.
spokesman for the Cahfom1a Fair
Plan. an assigncd·nsk insurance ser·
vice set up 20 years ago by the stat<.'
when homeowners in the Watts riot
area ~nd in canyons blackened by a
massive 1961 fire in ritzy Bel Air
suddenly found no one willing to
insure them. ,
"We get a big push every year after
the fire . season," said Harris. "But
then 11 dies down when people see the
cost."
Fire insurance in designated brush
~reas now costs about double the rates
in other areas.
As a result. at least 35 percent of the
houses in fi re areas arc insured for
significant!) less than their rtplace-
mcnt cost.
Rates vary from house to house
depending on factors like brush
clearance. type of roof (wood shingles
are a hazard. tiles arc not). distance 10
the nearest fire station and qualtty of
access roads.
But no one expects the hrief
autumnal run on insurance brokers to
change the basic s1tuat1on.
"lt'salways the same." says Ham5
"The RAldwin Hills fire that de:
str~ycd 42 homes last July . was
typical. We had people in $300.000
luxury homes who carried no in· .ur~nct at all because they'd paid off
1hcar. r:norygagcs and no lender wu
requ1nna insurance any more. It's an
old Question: If you have a choiet
bctwee~ buying n new suit and
incrcastng your insurance cover•
what are you goina to do?" '
With the impetus ot the lotest fim a~d the highly pubhci1.ed Muioo
City qua.kc, some Cahfomians '"
now opting ror insurance. But not
many. .
nomaa Ell•• la I Sa•ta M•ka· ba~ Nl•m•l•• •stale l"ees.
r
I
'
Orange Coat DAILY PILOT/luelday, Ho¥lfnber 29, 1M5 M .
IN TERMI SS ION
Colorful -'Caraival' on Hai:leq11in.stage
Even if you're not overwhelmed bX
the 51ory and the sonas of"Carni val, •
lhe carnival itself should make your
v1SJt to the Harlequin Dinner Pla y· house well wonh the effort.
convey on!Y throu&h his creation .
Bobbie Candkr,best dticnbed u a
prettier LnUc Caron (the movae·s
Lih). bnnp the fraai le innocence or
her character into harp focus in a
most winnina performance. As lhe
PU.PJ>Ctcer, Roben Yacko 1s probably
a bit too macho handsome for tht
role, (Mel FcrTCr was his scrttn
counterpan). but htl 1nterprct1t1on is
stronaly rendered.
Toi
Titus This bittersweet musical, probably
best known in its cinematic form ,
"Lih." 1s a rare commodity on Orange
County's staie circuit -which, given
the rropcns1ty of repetition m the: loca rcpcno1re, is in itself ample
reason for attending. The Harlequin's
production is splashy and colorful.
yet w11h ample tenderness and subtle-
ty where required. and the c~rnival
acts -especially A.P. Johnson's
Juggling skjlls -lend a rich at-
mosphere of authenticity.
The sell ing 1s a minor league
French carnival which hu fallen on
hard times oflate, but which gets a bia
boost from an engaginJiy naive young
lady who has a way with puppets but
not. at the outset. with the puppetttr.
a war<rippled cit-dancer soured by
his fate . She's drawn instead to the
magician. art -0jly, womanizing op-
ponunist who can say the kinds of
things that the puppet master can
Douata' Manes as the din y old
mqjcian pla~s his showy character
with a dynamic flai r, lechery emanat-
ina from his squinted eyes. Patnc1a
Tiffany is splendid as his brassy
assistant and mistress. whi le Ray
Earl enborn as the feisty and
penurious old carnival owner gives a
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NOVEMBER 27th
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Jn other uppon1n1 USIJllffiCOIS.
Ira Denmark display~ fine d1mens1on
as Yacko's timid ass1stan1 who leads
the rousina ··Cirque de Pans"
number. juaaJer Johnson doubles
comically as T1ffan ) ·s dowd >
erstwhile ftance. and Lylt Kanou!>t'
throws his we1ghC around efTC<'tively
as a rowdy roustabout. ·
Harlequin Wlll remain throuatt F-tb.
9, after which the plusl'l dinner th.eakr
will prt~nt the Oranie County
prc-m1crc of the new comedy "Alona
T oiether." Performances arc ai ven
nightly except Mondays at varyina
curtain times and ticket anfonnataon
1s available at 979-5511 .
CALLBOARD -Audat;ons for the
American premiere of"Kcan" will be
held next Monday and Tuesday at 6
p.m at the Laguna Moulton Play-
house. 606 Laauna Caayon Road.
Laguna Bcach .... the title role 1s cast.
bu t a large company of all ages wall be
se lected by director Arthur
Lc wi!i .... the show opens Feb. 20 ....
Curw usJy, the song which became
the hallmark of the movu:. "Hi L1h,
Hi Low."' I) m1ss1ng from the S('Orc of
tht sta&c version (though we do get a
few strains of 11 from a '1011 n as
backvoun~ music). Therr arc few
genuine grabbers in the score. except
for the aforemcntionrd "'Cirque de
Pans" and the flashy "A Sword and a
Rose and a Cape," which rese mbles
an import from "The Fantasucks ...
Another winning melody 1s "Low
Makes the World Go Round ." sung
with the puppets by Candler m one vf
the show's few magkal moments.
T he "Carnival" atmosphere of .the
Sebastian's West Dinner Play-
house will hold tryouts for "Hello.
Doll) .. Dec. 7 at 10 a.m at the
pla} house , 140 Ave. Pi co. San
( lemente. and Dec. 9 at 7 p.m. 1n
music room 106 of Saddleback High
Sc hool, 2802 S. Flower St .. Santa
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for battered women and kids
81 BEnY PORTER of Emerald Bay (with Patrtcla .._""°"' • •• • Halloraa W~eeler, Halloran and
Human Options has a reputation Sons. Ltd .. Corona del Mar). fot "Entcrtainina People" in order to "The setting is a traditional (latt'
provide a shelter for battered women 17th and 18th century) dining room
and their children. of English antiques in walnut and yew
Last year, the South Laguna-based wood," said Denn~. ".Thllt is a Welsh
group staled their first -and highly dresser (buffet) w1th a shelved top
sue«ssfuJ -fundraiscr {"Entertain-(displaying huge trays and other
ing People") at the Ril2-Carhon; a pieces of pewter and blue and white
similar four'"<lay celebration at the porcelain.) a drop-leaf gate-legged
Irvine Hilton Hotel raised an csti· table with Windsor chairs. a Grand-
mated SS0,000. father's clock and Linda's collection
Offering something for everybody, of Teddy bears."
Vlvlaa C1ecak (t.bert• w11h daughter
Amy) said. "The battered women's
shelter has provided housing and
counseling services to 484 people
(2 18 women and 266 children) since
itsopening(in Oct. 1982).
"The shelter is always full; current·
ly there are 16 ~ 7 women and 9
children (five under age 2) living at
the home."
Dona Devi.De was "Entertaining
People" chairwoman. SbaroD Winter-
halter was vice-chairwoman and
Gloria Oeakmejlan was honorary
chairwoman. "Entertaining People" featured Christmas decorations in-
viancttes displaying the holiday corporatcd in the Campbell vignette
entcrtafoing trad1t.ions and styles of were !arlands of greenery hung
notable Orange County families. The aroun the top of the room, arranJe-
event opened with a gala preview ments of red apples, pine and cin-
dinner-dancc for 200. namon sticks (tied with red and green
Human Options "hotline number"
is 494·5367.
Guests at Sunday's brunch {with
KABC's Mlcllael Jackson as speaker)
included event chairwoman Kay (and
Olck) Cram, Marie and Beraardo
Yo~a (whose Chnstmas creche col-
lection vignette w6n "raves"), Tom
and Mary Wolff, Fred and Halrlet
Cox (who underwrote two tables of
10), Carolyn Rtmaasky, Peter and
Carolyn Cbarm, Reary and Wilma
E1poy. Eber and Betsy Jaques, cnlt
McKinley, _Carl and Mar1aret
Karcher, Richard and Marilyn
Haatmaa, Joe and Glenn Hlttaer,
Roy and Jt111e Dickson, Anne Wrtgltt,
Herbert and Carole Porter, Nancy
Carlson, Mary Rubenstein, Naacy
C1ark, Ralph and Valerie Hart, Mary
Jacobsen, ADD Begley and Barbara
Levo wt ti.
Donna De'rine, at left, wtth Vl'rian Cleca.k and Barbara Horton.
• Luncheons featured speakers plaid ribbons). gingerbread men
Marlette Soro1ky, author of "The coolies and a needlepoint (sleeping
Dessert Lover's Cookbook," KABC's cat) pillow made'by Linda's mother.
talk-.show host Mlcllael JacbOll and "Our lo.ve of Colonial homes-and
the Irvine Company's Kitty Letlle. furnishings gew out of visits to New
Orange County Family Vignettes England where our children -Keith,
included .. Oriental Chnstmas" by KaWeen, Liu and Scett -went to
Kadarya Tltompton, "After Mass school and a family trip to Wil-
Midnight Supper" by Emma Jue liamsburf - a place we enjoy.··
Riley (with BoD.llle C.mmia1), "6: 15 Campbel said. ·
Christmas Morning" by Martha Guest and underwriter Cbrle1
Fl•or (with Cannell and Chaffin) and (with Nora) Hester said that he had
"Childhood Memories" by the visited Human Options (the shelter
Segentrom Family Rath for battered women and their chil-
Segerstrom, her daughter ADD . dren). "They took me on a t6ur of the
Moriarty and granddaughter Jeu ~lace (at a secret location) and I am
Moriarty -with Gay Davit. sold' on what they are doing there -
"Williamsburg Christmas in so much so that I am supporting it
Laguna Beach" was the exhibit of wholeheartedly .... " Hester said.
Linda and Wllllam Oeuy Campbell Human Options executive director
LA SHELL-SADLER
Dixie Lindsey La Shell ofNewpon
Beach and Howard C. La Shell of San
Diego have announced the engage·
ment of their daughter, Marguente
EJaine, to John Powell Sadler. son of
Mr. and Mrs. A. Powell Sadler of
Newport Beach.
The bride-elect will be a Phi Beta
Kappa graduate of the University of
Southern California where she was
affiliated with Gamma Phi Beta.
Upon completion of her studies at the
USC Law Center in May, she will join
the law firm of Lawler. Felix and Hall
in Los Angeles.
Also a graduate of USC where he
was affiliated with Beta Theta Pi. the
future bridegroom 1s employed as an
account executive for Falcon Com·
munications in Pasadena.
A March wedding is planned.
Following a honeymoon in Europe.
the couple will reside in Pasadena.
PERSON-TAYLOR
Bill Taylor, son of Dr. and Mrs.
William Taylor of Newport Beach,
will marry Carolyn Person Of Santa
Cruz in the spring.
The bride-elect is the daughter of
Mrs. Mary Person of Santa Cruz and
the late Dr. DougJas Person. She is a
graduate of Santa Cruz High School
and Stanford University, with
degrees in international relations and
industrial engineering.
,2 7~ h i two M•h WHk<l•y•. WALK· INS * tit M•t Only Satu•day1 •. Sun· DRIVE-INS :~:~c~ <l•Y• &. H ohday1 Unleu reoled
STADIUm f;l
Paparazzi is edited by Daily Pilot
Style Editor Vida Dean.
-. Her hance 1s a graduate of Hunt·
ington Beach High School and Sta11-
ford University and is a Junior in the
UCLA Medical School.
They will be married at the Santa
Cruz home of the bride. ··
ROCHFORD-JEAN
Dr. and Mrs. Martin Rochford of
Fullerton have announced the en·
gagement of their daughter. Loretta.
to Christopher Jean of San Diego. He
is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jean.Paul
Jean of San Clemente.
The bride-elect is a graduate of
Buena Park High Sct;>ool and Golden
West College. Her future husband is a
graduate of Edison High School in
Huntington Beach and Golden West
College and is a student at UC San
Diego.
A December 1986 wedding is
planned in St. Philip Benizi Catholic
Church in Fullerton
Tad Devine, at left, aharee a joke wtth Anabel Konwtaer... Sharon Winterhalter and
Bart Porter.
Paternity issue lacks compassion
DEAR ANN LANDERS: Our son
married a local girl (tramp) when she
was 20. "Mary" was pregnant at the
time. "Don" was in the Marine Corps
and it seemed like the decent thing to
do. ANN
LANDERS Don and Mary were together eight
years. They had three more children.
Last November they were divorced.
Don has been paying child support,
which is hard on him because he infuriate Don. Or maybe Mary was
cannot get steady work. " dnuak or stoned wllen tlle wrote lt.
Recently he ran across an unmailed In most states, cbUdren bona of a
letter that Mary had written to a valid marriage are a11amed to be tbe
girlfriend several months before the legitimate offtpriDg of that unJon.
di vorce. In the letter. Mary names the Mott bar auoelattona have lawyer
men who fathered her children. No referral services tbat cu belp your
two have the same dad son get an expert iD tllJs field. (Cbeck
Don does not feel that he should tile pllone 6ooll.)
After my husbanc! and I had been
married a few . years he became
involved with a younger woman. (We
were in our 30s.) I was devastated and
decided to write to you for advice.
Your response was crisp and to the
point. You said, "Ask yourself this
question: Would m y life be better
W ITH him or WITHOUT him?
Make your decision based on the
answer."
We had three pre-teenage children
at the time. I had no marketable skills.
We had struggled in the early years to
make ends meet. Things were begin-
ning to look much better. I decided
my l~fe would be much better WITH
him.
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pay child support for kids that aren't Tiie saddest part of your story it
his. He has gone to several lawyers that there seems to be very UUle
and no one is willing to help him. compa11lon for tllote ufortuate
What should be done? _ BIG cllUdren, either from tlletr fattier or
PROBLEM IN THE BIGGEST patenaal grandparents. • • • ST A TE DEAR ANN LANDERS: t have
DEAR PROBLEM: You are at· been a faithful reader of your cblumn
sumlog that tlle letter Don found it since you began writing in 1955. In
proof positive that tile children are this. your 30th year of giving advice, I
not bis. Tiiis ain't necesurtly 10. Tlte want to say, "Thank you." Here is my
letter coald laan been wrtuea to • ~tory:
When I told my husband of my
decision he promised to terminate the
affair immediately. He kept his word.
We have had 29 years together and
ours is a loving, trusting relationship.
Our three grandchildren are a joy.
You deserve to know that your advice
made all this possible. We love you .
-WEST COAST FAN Emerald ForHt IR) l;;ii-~· ~ 'J
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pcl~t to an unptl'Ct'dl.'nkd Wtlrkh \ ldt• "'lll'IHifir ... tudy. ht•re's
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.-*'Illy Plat TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 26, 1985
Eetancla High'• b8aketbalt team rebulldlng Into contender.112.
Bum Phllllp1 calla It quite •• New Orteane' footbell co.ch. 82.
Polo ambassadors roll on
Nitkows ki. Hermstad put
the sport onfevel waters
By BARRY FAULKNER
Between them. Golden West College water
polo coach Tom Hermstad and Long Beach City
College and former 1984 men's Qlympac team
coach Monte Nitzkowski have 51 yearsofcoachmg
experience at the community college level.
includin g nine state champ1onsh1p'i. and an
amazmg 48 conference titles. ~
1ournament Fnday 1hrouJh Sunday at the Sci· Hcnnstad, whose Golden West team won 11~
mont Plaza Otymp1c Pool in Long Beach \CVenth stale champ1onslup in the last eight years
Nitzkowski who's '84 u ~ learn ta led 1 1 Saturday. ~•d of his cfTons to aid the NCAA. "'It's
a game 10 captunng th 5•11 ~ da1
1 ° Loo~ a challenge . someone needs to do 11 e er me in s ~ ··w . k d f .. d H Angeles, (the Yugoslavian team tied them in the e re)us1 1n o wingangu. sa1 ennstad
final and took the gold-0n-goal differcnttal scomi the three-man toupiament..R!Qmouon effort of
during the tournament). is the current chairman of h1 self, N112kowsk1 and Ken Lindgren, head
U.S. Water Polo's Strategk Planning Committee water pol o c.oach at Long Beach State, which is
His PQs111on takes him across the countl) trying to acung as tournament host.
expand the spon at the college. high school and Hermstad. also a c-enified 1nt~rna11onal water
community college level, by talking to univer'iat y polo official. said he began has promotional
athletic department officials. and by ofTenng involvement with the FINA Cup, also held in Long
coaching cenitication clinics to increase the le' l'I Beach. in 1981. He then. helped the Los Angeles
ofinstrucuon available to mtercsted pla)ers Olympic Organmng Committee 1n 1983. · "Water polo 1s a great sport. Ifs bttn good to
"We hope to continue the strong growth oft he me as a !=oach. and it's a great spectator ~pon," he
s~n as a carry-over from the Olympic cfTon ." he said exc11edly
Tom Herm•ta4
Now. however, their interest in the spon has
led them to the promotion of NCAA water polo on
a nationwide scale, evidenced by their involve-
ment with the upeoming NCAA championship said Monday at a press conference an Long Beach "ihe oath finders catch all the arrows." '!l promote the NCAA tournament (Pleaee eee WATER/82) Monte Nlt&kowakl
Friars Hand Workman
one tough nut tO crack
Servile coach claims
Edison quarterback
maybe i n big trouble
This week's football schedule
Tbe game Tbe line
FRIDAY (7:30)
By ROGER CARLSON
OllMO..,l'llot8lafl
Edison vs. Servile (at Cerritos Collc~c) Edison by 2
Bishop Amat vs. Manna (al Westminster) Bishop Amat by 7
For weeks Scrv1te High football
coach Leo Hand downplayed his
Friars' abilities, shying away from the
No. I label in Orange County gi ven to
Mater De1 vs. Westminster (at Orange Coast) • Mater De1 b) J
Newpon Harbor al La Mirada Newpon Harbor by 10
Valencia vs. Saddleback (at Irvine High ) Valencia by 3
him by the Daily Pilot since the them (Mater De1) again. You'll see a ~ason ~n. holdmg that label for whole different thing. We hadn't seen
eight stra1~t weeks. the shotgun in two years. It's some-
Now, Wlth a 9-2 . record.., and .a : • ~ing they'll never be able 10 get away ~cond round benh m the {IF Bag with agai n." said Hand.
Five Conferen~e playoffs, he's com-As for Ed1son. Hand '>a)S he
1ng from a different angle as he expects more of the same (shotgun) pr~pares . his ~iscipl!ned club for from the Chargers.
Edison High Fnday mght at Cemtos "We've gotten to everyone's quar-Coll~ge. terback under the center." continues
With.the unbeaten label no longer Hand.
S<?mething to protect. he has reversed "I think the} 'II end up 1n a shotgun
h~s ways and is shooting from the If they don't their quanerback Wlll be hlP.S. ? .. . on his back most of the night. They
Defense.. he said in response to won ·1 get a whole lot of yardage from
query about the Friars' last three under the center because we have
A~gclus League games when S!. Paul. seven or eight coverages w1 th press·
Bishop Amat and Mater De1 com-ure coming and we're going to get
bioed to sco~ ~6 points. "We don't you."
cai:e about _giving up points. Our Advised of such comments. Edison
philosophy 1s stop you fast or you Coach Bill Workman said "If that's
score. We gamble. We're wrecklesson true I guess we don't have~ chance."
defense." Servile gamed a reputation in 1981
Scrvitc's first seven victories allow-when the Fnars knocked otT one of
ed no team more than two touch-thegrcat prepjuggemauts-Edison's
downs. unbeaten No. I-ranked and No 1-
Mater Dci upset the Friars in the seeded chargers. The residuals of ihat
league finale, 27-25. using a shotgun 14. 7 shocker still cames an Ed1son-
ofTcose to offset the Friars· hard rush buster tag for Servile, despite the fa ct
on the quanerback. the Friars arc 1-2 in three meetmgs
"I just hope we get a chance to play wi th Edison.
"We're 2-1 with one of the best
football programs in Orange Coun-
ty.'' Workman said. "If that makes
them a ne mesis that's what we want.
But, what's hap~ned 10 the past has
nothing to do with 11 anvway ··
Edison is basically in the same
pos1t1on 11 was prior to 1t~ 22-7 win
over Alemany in the opener -
li nebacker Marc Hartman 1s ques-
tionable (an kle). guard Tyler Hanson
<ankle) as also on the maybe hst and
~ophomore tailback Kalcaph Caner
is still carryi ng the burden of 189
rushes out of the I.
"Servile has the good quarterback
<Tim Rosenkranz) and a good group
of receivers." Workman said. "Onan
Booker (a 220-pound running back)
pounds on you and Derek Noggle 1s a
good runner. Their quarterback 1s the
key, however. Defensively they hoe
up and put a lot of press ure on you.
"But this 1s the second ro und of
CIF. so ii doesn't matter who yo u
play. I don't think it's any more
special because you 're playing
another Orange County team. Any of
1hose eight teams remaining can win
II all. ..
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Edl90D Hiah'• Kaleaph Carter carrla the Cbar&en• runnln&
hopea agafn•t Sernte Friday night at Cerrito. College.
Irish's
Faust
quits
CHIC AGO (AP) -Embattled
Notre Dame football Coach Gerry
Faust resigned today after takJng over
the lnsh program for the 1981 season
and fa1hng to produce the results that •
made him one of the nation's most-
re.spectcd and successful high school
coaches.
"It's best for the un' ers11'. best for
me and my family ... Faust. ihe losing
coach an ~otre Dame history. said in
announcing his surpnse dec151on
dunng a weekl} telepho nic news
conference from South Bend. Ind.
Faust. 50. said he informed Notre
Dame President The Re., Theodroc
Hesburgh of !us decision Monday
night.
'·It's best for me to resign nov. to
give the unl\eTSJI) an opponun1t~ to
get another coach before recru1u ng
stans ne1.t week:· Faust said.
The lnsh are 5-5 this "car -the
fi nal of Faust·s li ve-year contract -
with a game remaining Saturda) at
M1am1
In four previous seasons at Notre
Dame. Faust compiled a ~5-20-l
mark and took his 1983 lnsh squad to
the l 1benv Bowl and the 1984 tcam to the Aloha.Bowl.
But. his record at otre Dame was
a marked contrast to his remarkable
18-year career at Cincinnati's Moeller
High School, where he won I 74
pm es. lost I 7 and tied rwo for a . 907
winning pen:cnla~
That success led to his hanng No,.
14. 1980. as the 24th head coach 1n
Notre Dame h1sto~ ~ucceedsng Dan
De\IOC
New ball game
for UCI women
Servite 19ss Vikes' gain
It's a rebuilding season
for Andrea's Anteaters
By SHARON FRUTOS
OflMO..,l'llot8lafl
UC Irvine's women's basketball team, and Hs coach
Dean Andrea had a long time to think about a point. One
point in particular.
The Anteaters' 1984 season ended abruptly with a
Sl-50 loss lO UNLV.
UCI also lost a few more points. as three of 11s top
four scorers graduated.
But Andrea hasn't lost any of his desire to succeed.
"I think we'll try to take a look at our depth." Andrea
said. "We'll sec 1f we can run more or press. It will all
depend on h<?w much our yo unf kids can come through.··
· Andrea 1s counting on semor Chen Graham to tum
in experienced performances. The 6-3 senior forward
scored 19.5 points per game on the 21-7 squad of last year.
UCI has yet more height tn freshman Pawanna
Terry, a 6-0 forward, and sophomore post Natalie
Crawford. at 6-51'2.
"We're actually not that big.'\Andrca said. ··w e're
big in a couple of spots and then we drop off."
The Anteaters may fall back a hule in the pre-season
polls as tough UNLV and Long Beach State get the top
nods.
"There arc very strOnJ teams in our league." Andrea
said. "We were picked to finish fourth. r m not sure. from
a coaching standpoint ... ('d think that's a little high for us
right now. We're not Jelling yet. We have a lot of young
people," he added. o.llr .......... ,.....
Vanderriet finds
his nic he quic kly
as a qua rte rback
By JOSEPH DUDEVOIR
Deity ,.._. COff'e •• s ..... •t
Football 1s not a one-man ~ml'
But as the Manna High V1k1ng'
prepare to meet 81\hop Amal in 1he
second round of the (If Big Fl\e
Conference pla)offc;. one thing ha <;
become apparent: a!' Rtl k Vandemet
goe), so goe~ Manna
But JUSl "here Vandcm1et 1.11ould
go was up 1n the air for a "h1lc .\lier
he left $er\lle High as a freshman. he
faced more options than a "eer
otTeme
But in the l'nd that's "hat he l hO)('
the Manna V1l1ngs' 'cer that 1s
"I had to make a decision on v. hert"
I wanted 10 go to school." sa)~
Vandcmct. ".\nd I wanted to go to a
school in the Huntington Beach area
10 be near m' fnends
··1 had a lot uffnend" that 1.1.ent to
Marina that I pla)ed baseball "Ith
and I figured that would he tht• be\t
l>lacc for me ..
"The JOb wa s his:· ~)~ Marina
( oach Da"e Thompson "We l nc"
he "ould be a good toothall pla,cr
1ust on his a1hlcuc ab1ht\ ··
It has turned out 10 a goo<l
assessment h~ Thomp'>on and h1\
staff.
.\fter s1ttmg out his sophomore
'ear due to being 1nehg1blc as a
transfer student. Vandermet guadc-d
the Vikings to a "'-'·I rernrd and a
'>hare of the '\uno;;et League rro"n
v.11h Edison .\nd in last wcel ·s gamt•
against an C...orgon10. ht• had h1~
finest game "'hen the\ 1l1ngc; needt'd
11 mo'lt.
Trailing ~ \., 1 n the .,econd halt.
\ andt•met brought Manna hacl "1th a sttmng pcr1ormance that produu~d
the~ number'> ~ of I ti tor 2.P 'ard'
and three tourhdov. n., "hit h
mca<;ured 22 I I and J~ -.ard'l .\nd hr
didn't throv. an interception 1hr
'M\lh 11me he\ com(' out ot a gamt·
1.1.11hout he1ng p1cl ed llll
The V1l ings 1.1.on tha1 gam(' 2 ... ~'
behind Vandcmel'\ and tht• rc\1 of
the tl'am·s heroic-;
For h1\ effon .... \ anJemct 1.1.a,
named the Dail\ P1ln1 l'la-.cr ot the
Weel . He also gl-t) to linl' up I nda~
night against th(' 11-0 1uggernau1
from Bishop .\mat at \\ rc;tm1mter
High
Other members of the Anteater roster include
Valerie Dehn. a 5-8 guard, Eren Higashi, a S-7 guard. and
(Pleue eee UCI WOll&Pf/82)
Marina Hlah quarterback Rick Vanderrlet l•
the Dally Pilot'• Player of the Week.
The Manna football toaches
seemed to think Vandcmct po<;sesscd
enough natural athlctll talent to
become the V1 l 1ng.,· <;tan1ng quar-
terback in 1h1'\ hi\ Junior \ear -
dcsp11e the fact he had nl'H'r pla,ed a
dol.lin oftacldc foothall in h1<i I&
"Oh bo' .. Vandcmcl "31d v.1th a
"&h .. , don·1 kno" that much about
them e~cept the~ 're 'l'C) ""!!tough
I JUSl hope I can pla) "'ell ..
That hasn't been a v.orn a~ ot late
to Thompson. who has Sttn his fir<;t-
Through it all Brock has kept his sense of humor
Hts most recentchore:-
getttnga tube removed -------
By JOSEPH DUDEVOIR
0.., .... °""'' 0 •• s
After Dieter Brock helped the Ram s brcal.
a two-same losina streak to stop them from
aoina down the tubes, the Ram quaterback
checked into a hospital Monday and had a tube
removed from his stomach.
The tube was in for drainaae as a rt uh of
hiskidncystonropcration thrceweeksaao. The
operation shouldn't affect Brock's practic •
teUions this week. The tube «rta1nJ)' didn't affect Brock's
pttformance apanst the Pden. as he l\it on I ~
of 19 anempts (w11h two drops) for 1 SO prdio
and a touchdown in a 34-17 win ovtr Otten
Bay
._ __
"'That tubt made him ick to his stomach."
said Robinson. "He felt hkc vom1t1ng ever)
time he came off the field.
"I saw him this morning and he told me
howaood it wasaoina to be to gel that th1ng ou1
of his stomach."
But what has been mak1n Robinson id
arc Brock's nevcr~ndina hne of detra tors
··1 JO up into the Stad1ut'n Club after the
games.' he said, "and 200 drunk~ arc all o"cr
me. Th~y ask uunp hkt 'Wh ) 1~ Oletcr M>
~hort'>' Can you believe somcc>ne v.ould ask
that?
"They uk me how come he uOC"n't throw
to steondary reet1vers. Hell. that's what ht did
all day apinst Green Bay beauK of the zone
they played. "~pk arc always a luna question hke
'Why doesn't (49cr QB) Joe Montana throw
any deep touchdowns. l 1uc the answtr 1s
because he throws '° many ~hon ones. 1 have
fun with peoote hke that, thouah. And tht)
I l
never let up." said Rob1Mon. ""e were t1m1ng him 1n the 40
The pressure ha\n't let up a bit r11her and he wa' runnmg no tx-uer than 0 We
chasing Brock's NFL 1ld\\'iC~ into v.cck I' ol didn't knov. v.hat to think. C'SJ)«1all sin t' I
the sason And wh1lr thr road hasn't b«n an had ~n bragging 10 Dieter about the f~t au>
easy one, Broe ... ha'i d11ne "hnt has bttn a~J.:cJ he WU ao1ng to get 10 throw to."
of him up to this point .\nd Robinson isn't Rut t1mc have chan&ed s1nc.'C then If \OU
fin1 hcd yet happened 10 ~ Brown apin t the Pad . \OU
"With the emCfiCO~ rot our rl°C'el\ en. Ron aot to 'CC Brown at h1 aam('-b!Takint be' I I le
Brown. Henr) llard and Bobb Ouckwonh. I brouaht ba k two k1c ... om for TDs and rtd
thtnk we have a g<Xxt ~-orp'i to throv. to." \a1d another on a 'Q..~rd pass pla~
Robinson. ..I act excited JU t 1tt1na and think.mg
"rh1s &S the t1ml' Ot ear tt\a\ )OU nttd lO about bov. Sood he's lOU\I lO tic.'' ..atd
make adjustments t<> keep lh(' nthcr teams ofT Robinson
balance. We'll pro.,.bl 'ltan tr) ang to 10 ~J? a Robin n seem~ much more e~c1ted than
little more and set the u~ out of people ht t • . he wu a wttk aao whtn mo't pcople wcrr
Bro-.vn and Ellard who U'( rtal aamt·hn:aken .. bc&Jnn1na to fttl the Rams had &one into the
8ro1Wn 11 another Ram who has hid hi' tank aflcr To.s1~0 \be.n 1-9 Atlanta
hart of medacal ills A broken thumb. kn~ "People t ~ had aonc 1nco a iu~ and pancrca11M have kept the s~' homblc ta1lt.p10... e taid. ••t t1un1c there wai
former Olympic spnnter ~1dchncd most of tht awakr n1n1 of our team af\er \be Allanta prM.
pAJt two tdSOOS. .. (Pl--9M aAWJaJ
'"Before wt' inrw Ron had panCTatltl\
Player of the wee.t
~ear pla,er e'ohe into one of the
more producll\C.' QR!> in the Orange
( oast area
"He had a great game the other
n1gh1:· ~:-s Thompson ··Ht' mal e!>
u!i go "hen he runs the ofl('n't(' right
and our otTen~ (the \Ct"rl fN,e\ a
quanerhack 10 make a ltH nt dt··
c1s1on' He'o; donl' \Cf"\ \.\<.'II for U'>
.\nd a~ he goc' "l' go··
But things "eren ·1 alwa~" <,(1 ros'
Earl\ 1n the sea~n \ andt'mct v.a~
st1ll ·learning the rope!> and Thomp-
c;on had to he pa11rn1"1th ht\ I ti-year·
ol d signal caller
··1 3,1.1.j\'> thoutth• he could do a
good JOO .. 'la'' Thompwn 'But I
didn't ~nt'" 1fhe \.\OUld Thang., ha\t'
come 1ogether though ··
\ andeme1·~ sca'><1n tu med thl'
corner dunng the fitth game of the
season "hen the \1lmgs fa c-cd M1ll1
kan , tnl(' then Vandem~t has pla)cd
.. \'en good foothall." according to
Thomp'>on
But \ andemrt '" used to turning
comer\ espec1alh runnmg an option
ofTensc "hach ha\ g"cn Manna a
dangerous running attack
In a game that will alwa\\ hold
'lpt>Caal meaning for him. \ andeme1
nppt>d oil an 84-"ard TD run again~t
Huntington Beach
"I dedicated that game Ill m'
brother John ~ho went to Hunt-
1ngton back an IQ7\ .. he S3)\ "I JU)l
v.anted to !ihov. that I could do 1t ··
John vaiwemet passed awa' in 1>
planr crash a frw yean bac~. hut Rick
hao;n'I let the mt'mones fadr
"I \l11l look up to John ·· he ..a yi.
"He "•' a great gu'\ and a great
athlete ··
H1~ moth<'r ManctJe r<."mtmhers
the on·iu wn ve~ well when Rick pu1
on his ~how against the Oilers
.. h was something that wa\ "~
hard for me:· she says .. It seemed
like yt ttrday that John wa pl1)1 ng
on the ~me field Th<'n I ~"' Rack
romc up to me v.1th the ball he told
m<' 'I did this for John and '\Ou ...
Kick 1 the )ounaest of lhrtt
children. And he 1s the only one ofb1S•
family to be bom on U.S. soil. H\$,
parrots were bom 1n Holland and bas •
brother and \1Sttf wt'rt born tn
Canada
Mane\JC. fot one. I &lad R1 IS It
Manna no"" he sa)" the Pf't'S1ure at
Servue '*t1 too much on bun. Aftd
Rid llJ'tt$. "TMJ nm Scrv1 like a nuliwy
tehool. he sayt ... Football ii aU tbq
h~c for theft. I clidn'• like the~
\Mtt and the WI peopk lft U'Ca
J
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..
• * Or.,._ eo.t DAILY ptLOT I Tue.day. ~ber 28. 1985 ---
agles have rlght to expect a lot Army f althful
Will converge
Eanda Hip batctt.11 CIOICh Joe Reid let t0me pls for himself a year
llO in bit 6nt aan at lbe helm and
proceeded IO nick up a 2s.4 record -
OM win 1al lhan the school ru.ord.
and a notch short of the Soa View
laauechampionsbip behind winner
Newport Harbor.
And. with a virtually 100 percent
re~ampcd lineup for the I 98S·86
teUOn even the most demanding
Estancia fan would find it hard to
justify upectations (or improve-
ment.
However, the EQles ~ve the
nucleus for another 6ia season and
lbey arc certainly in the bunt for the
S PORT S 8 Rf AK
--
.
Sea View htle, ahhouah Corona del
Mar rain as the team to beat.
Reasons for the optimism bqin
with 6-3 Femie Trejo, backed by co-
captains Ron Bruell (6-3) and Crai•
Covey (6-4). with 6-0 junior Kyle
Mooney.and S-9 senior Mike Baker in
the backcourt.
"Fernie is one of the most ~ceful
players ever at Estancia," said Reid.
"He can shoot. rebound and handle
the ball. Ht has to score in double
fiaures and I believe he will."
BrazelJ is smooth and posscHes the
agressiveness the Ea&les are known
for, and Covey brings 2s games wonh
o( experienoe from the 2S-4 club.
Mooney1 a left-hander, led the
EaaJes' j unior vanity to a 19-3 record.
and Ba'er is considered one more 1n a
long run of talented point guard' at
Estancia
Another Junior who could crack the
stanina lineup 1s Onan Taft at 6-3,
while seniors tevc Pinckney (6-1 ).
Rich Rusick (6·1) and Ron Sica.cl
(6-1) al50 loom in Reid's plans.
Rounding out the squad are Ryan
Keller (6-0, sr.) and Matt Allen (6-3,
soph.). along with football star Adain
Walburger. a 6-S . 210-poundcr who
has the capabilities to become a
sianificant factor.
"We had a good junior varsity,"
said Reid, "but the fact is we have no
returning staners. therefore no ex-
perience."
Neverthtlt'ss. the Eagles loom as
challenlcrs.
They 11 get their tuning up for
No Bum deal hfte: Georgia T ech opens with win
Phillips resigns
as Saints' coach
Georgia Tech had gone from No. I in m
Lhe national preseason rankings to No. 2 '
w1lhout playing a pme, but Coach Bobby
Crtmlaa was not giving around to anyone.
From AP dJape&dlH Eil
NEW ORLEANS-Bum Phillips, the •II•
crew-cut cowboy coach of the New Orleans
Saints since 1981, abuptly resjgned Mon-
day, foregoing the final three years and $1.3 million of
bis contract.
The YelJow Jackets fell to No. 2 in the first regular-
season poll after North Carolina opened its season with
a 3 7-poant ~ictory ove~ UCLA to take ~ver the top spot.
Monday niaht, Georgia Tech opened ats season with a
59-point victory over South Carolina-Aiken, 119-60, as
the Yellow Jackets set school records for points and
victory margin. Joo Salley
scored 21 points to lead six
players in double fifures
Elsewhere, Jerry Tarbalu 1 Ne-
vada-Las Vegas qujntct put South
Carolina down, 7J.-56 ... North
Carolina State opened its season
with an easy 80-S7 victory over
Western Carolina. Guard Nate
McMill.u led four players in
double figures with a career-high
His son Wade Phillips, the team's defensive
coordinator, was named interim head coach.
Also resjgning were team president Eddie Jones,
director of football operations Pat Peppler, and public
relations director, Greg Suit.
Jones, Peppler and Suit were
asked to resign by new owner
Tom Benson, who said he will
work as president and general
manager.
"My job was to win football
games. My job here was to
provide a winning season. and I
didn't do that," Phillips said.
TullaAlan 19 points, while freshman for-
ward Cll.cty Browa had I 5
points and 11 rebounds ... Du Gln1elameJmer scored
19 points to lead Missouri over California, 61-46 ...
Texas opened its season with a 94-68 victory over
Baptist College of Charleston, S.C., getting 18 points
from Junior college transfer Patrick Faln .... Jim
Farmer scored a career-high 24 points to lead Alabama
over Northwest Louisiana, 82-77 . . . Eric Rlgla1
scored I 5 of his 21 points in the second half to lead
Rutgers to a 78-70 victory over Fairleigh Dickinson.
"Winning is the American
--'--~ way, and I'm glad it is. It was
Plaf.Wpe ,. winning that enabled me to go
from Class AA high school in Texas to two head coach
and general manager jobs
The Saints, aflerwinningSur;iday at Minnesota. are
4-8 this year. PhiUips was 27-42 in four-plus seasons at
New Orleans and 86-80 for h.is career in the NFL.
"I want you to know I didn't ask for it." be said at
a hastily called news conference. "He told me he was
Ctoing it for the good of the club, the good of the city and
for me."
Guillen AL's Rook ie of Year
NEW YORK -Shortstop Ozzie . Guillen. who came to the Chicago White
Sox in a trade that sent a Cy Young winner
to San Diego, was named the American Q~ote of the day .
. There are so many excaung and beautiful ~ngs to do out there. One ni$ht you're eating
wtth Bob. Hope, the next. rught i~'s Jimmy
Stewart. Its always been a difficult thing for Big
Ten t~s to ~andle," Iowa Coach Bayda Fry,
on the Bag-10 s Rose Bowl dilemma which has
seen the Pac-10 ~in the last four gam~ and 14 of ~e last 16 to pull mto a 21-20 edge over the Big-IO
an the New Year's Day Classic at Pasadena.
League Rookie of the Year in voting released Monday
by the Baseball Writers' Association of America.
"It is the greatest thing to happen to mt' in a long
time," said Guillen, 21, who was reached by White SoJt
officials in his native Venezuela for a telephone
interview ... I tried to do everything o n the field to best
help the Chicago White Sox win games.
Guillen committed just 12 errors in 150 games this
past season, the fewest of any regular American league
shortstop, while hitting .273.
WATER POLO AMBASSADORS •..
From B l
Nitzkowski related to Landgren,
about the trailblazing effort to help
the spon, which he said, "was on
really shaky ground with the NCAA a
year ago."
Had the number of schools having
water polo programs fell below the
NCAA limit of SO (last year the total
dipped to 5 I), "It would have been
gone as an NCAA tournament sport,"
Nitzkowski said.
This year the number of programs
is up to 54 or SS. with sax others.
including Yale, Cornell and Chap-
man College, among those adopting pr~ms next year, he added.
Landgren. who was NitzkowslO's
assistant coach with the '84 Olympic
team. and as vice-chairman of the
Stratcgjc Planning Committee, said
there are about 300 schools playing
water polo on the club level, so 1t may
just be a matter of selling them on the
NCAA.
"We're O".er the hump now," said
Nitzkowski. who 1dent1fied the big-
gest obstacle an the selling process as
"taJking to the right people, and
knowing those people who can open
doors to the d~asion making levels."
Hermstad cited the "shon-sighted-
ness" of some swimming coaches.
afraid of losing their athletes to the
more "fun" water polo, as another
obstacle to water polo programs
evolving out of strong swimming
areas such as Florida and Texas.
"They don't want their swimmers
RAMS FEELING GOOD ••.
From Bl
We started to become more violent an
practice."
The most notable 1mp.rovemcnt an
the Rams was the blocking. which
helped spring the running game.
And the Rams finally made the
necessary adjustments to knock a few
bricks loose in the eight-man fronts
that have walled them in the past few
weeks.
··we used three w1de receivers and
Green Bay was forced to go into a
dropoff zone." said Robinson ... And
when you do that. you can't put eight
guys up on the line."
That was good news to running
back Eric Dickerson. who Robinson
is tabbing as the Rams' Mr. Decem·
ber.
"Eric ran betterthan he has 1n quite
a whit~." said Robinson of
Dickerson's performance in which tie
ran for I SO yards on 31 carries. "He
had places to run and I think, I ho~.
1t w1ll continue. I think he's going to
be our Mr. December.''
Another addition to the Rams'
offensive structure as Dickerson's
new running mate. 6-2. 2SO-pound
ttght end-turned fullback. David Hall.
"Hill will probably get to carry the
ball, too,'' said Robinson. "I don't
think he'll end up in the Top I 0 for the
rushing title.
AUTO IODY
I PIDii
DIVISION
Forelan •nd Domntlc * .;,.. ............
*Insurance Work Welcome* * SeMno the ioc... communHy for • (Mt·~·
playing polo and finding 'Hey this is
fun'," he said.
"If we let water polo go in Texas. a
lot of kids wouldn't want to swim as
much," Hermstad said.
Hermstad, who owns 17 straight
conference tiltles, and NiuJcowskj, 31
straight (including a tic for the South
Coast Conference crown this year. the
first year the two schools have been in
the same conference), both stressed
that the involvement of coaches at the
high school and community college
levels would be vital to increase the
sport's populanty. NiuJcowsk.i said
the response to the clinics he has been
running has been ''tremendous. We
have to find days to take off now." he
said of tht' mcrcasing demand for clinics. . ..
Hermstad called the spon "amaz-
ing" because of the travel op-
ponunities available not only to
members of the natjonal team, but
those on the B (national backup) team
and the junior national teams. "A
water polo player can go all over the
world," he said, noting such countries
as France, Yugoslavia, Cuba and
Turkey.
If the two coaches can carry the
type of impact they have achieved at
the community college level over to
the NCAA level, the spon can look
forward to great things happeninJ ..
consistently, and for a very long lime.
UCI's Know les
finishes 37th
MILWAUKEE -UC Irvine
senior Rusty Knowles was the Ant·
caters' top finisher in the I 0,000
meter run Monday in the NCAA
national cross country cham-
pionships, taking 37th overall in
30:42.
Tim Hacker from Wisconsin won
the event here in 29: 17. .... MIRCIDIS
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Irvine Invitational a.nd the Daily
Pilot Coast Christmas Oassic on thear
own floor.
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AM oamea 1 .)0 o.m • u111en noted
Grich •ign• one-year pact
Second baseman Bobby Grich has •
signed a one-year contract with tt1e Angels
for the 1986 season. No terms were
disclosed.
Grich, 36, hit .242 with 13 home runs and S3 runs-
batted--Vl while playing in 144 games for the Angels this
past season, after which his contract expired.
Defensively, he enjoyed an exceptional season at
second base and also played occasionally at first and
third. He finished with a .997 fielding percent.age in 116
games at second, committing only two errors in 607
total chances.
"I'm very pleased to be able to stay in California
another year," G rich said. "The Angels have treated me
tremendously well the last nine years. It just wouldn't
be the same if I had to move on to another team."
Grich began his professional career with the
Baltimore Orioles· organizatio n an 1967. He is a six-
time All-Star, three of them with the Angels, and has
played in four AL Championship Series.
He joined the Angels in 1977, signing with the team
as a free agent, and his 145 homers for California are the
most m club history.
Royals get $76,341 each
NEW YORK -Record World Series •
shares of $76.341.71 for each winning
Kansas City Royal and $54, 921 . 76 for each
losing St. Louis Cardinal were announced
Monday by the office of Commissioner Peter Ueber-
roth.
The figures broke the old marks of$65.487. 70 and
$44,473.31 set in 1983 by the winning Baltimore
Orioles and losing Philadelphia Phillies and were
generated by a record players' pool of $7,SOS,371 .25.
Kansas City had $2,809, 933.64 for d istribution and St.
Louis' cut was $2, I 07.4~0.24. Both teams voted 31 full
shares.
Televis ion, radio
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at Seattle, KM PC (7 10).
Warriors have
best-ever look
Shannon's crew still young,
but are ready to make waves
Woodbridge High had a 4-1 7 basketball record last
year. but don't look for a repeat performance.
"This is without question the best group we've had in
our young history." says Warriors Coach Bill Shannon.
who started an all-underclass team a year ago.
"Although three are stiJI juniors and one a
sophomore, they've become quite competitive. We may
still be a year away because David Townsend (S-1 1 Jr.),
Vmoe Bryan (6-6jr.), Bill York (6-3,jr.)and Adam Kec(c
(a 6-7 sophomore) are still underclassmen. . • _
"We didn't play Estancia in the summer, but we beat
everyone else in the league except Corona del Mar when
we were shon-handcd and lost by two points.··
Not only does Shannon have quality experience, he
has depth. "We plan to play 9 or 10 guys a game,'' he
continues. "We are tryina to run and we'll play pressure
man defense 90 percent of the time."
Mike Murphy was the Warriors' leading scorer at
13.S per game, with Mike Sullivan, now a senior, at 9.4.
Lyon (6. 7), Townsend (6.6), Bryan (6.0) and Keefe (S.6)
all work into the system to give Woodbridge the complete
look.
Bryan has added three inches and 20 pounds to his
size in one year and Shannon rates Keefe as clearly one of
the best sophomores in Oranae County.
Murphy was an all-league selection as a junior and
Sullivan and Townsend were honorable mention choices.
Ali Rounaahj (6-0 ~r.), a sharp backcourt player.
shares captain's duties with Murphy. Othcn lendjna
suppon: Paul Anderson (6-3, sr.), Ryan Bcttcncoun
(S-11, sr.), Steve Donahue (S-10, sr.). Sammy Sona (S-11 .
sr.) and Mike Vcrduao (S· 11. sr.).
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West Point football fans can set
a look at the annual Army-Navy
pme wit.b some (ans wtth lhe
same point of interest Dec. 7, ~t
Bobbi McOee'a Restaurant an
Mission Viejo, startina at 10:30
a.m.
Over 275 are eitpected for the
brukfast-bruncb affair.
Oranae County prep products
involved in the pme (or Army
include John Ph1lli~ and Man
Seymour (Woodbndge). John
Suus (Mater Dei). John Garcia
(Sonora), William Kim (Villa
Park), Tom Sharp (El Modena)
and Daniel StredJer (Troy).
The affair is being sponsored by
the West Point Parents Club of
Oranae County. Additional infor-
mation can be obtained by calling
Rod Motley (994-0804).
Prep football ·
players of week
RICK V AlfDltRRIET
Marlna
The S-11 , 180-pound j unior
quanerback completed nine of 16
passes for 237 yards and three
touchdowns in Vikings' playoff
win. He was not intercepted. *~~~~~~~~~~-
BILL YORK
Woodbrlqe
The 6-2, 180-poundJunior tight
end madean excellent catch in the
end zone for the Warriors' only
touchdown on an 8-yard pass play
*from John Yurkovich.
PAUL C ARDE NAS
Mater Del
The S-10, 185-pound senior
wide receiver caught eight passes
for I S2 yards and two touch-oiiiiiiijiii_IllPii~iiiil downs and a game-saving catch
on a fourth-down play. *~---~--~--
STEVE SHEPARD
Newport Harbor
The S-10, 165-pound senior '
comerback was a major reason
fo r the Sailors victory, inter-
cepting three passes and record-
ing five solo tackJes in one half.
*MIKE COVER
WeetmJnater
The 6-2, I 9S-pound j unior
defensive end recovered a
fumble, had three sacks, six solo
tacktes:...tntl silt assists. He also
rushed for 38 yards and one
*touchdown.
BERNIE COLACCBIO
Edt.on
The S-11, 205-pound junior
linebacker ~tercepted a pass and
returned it 23 ards to set up the
Chargers' initial touchdown. He
also had 13 solo tackles. •~~~~~~~~~~
ANTWONLARK
Saddle back
The S-8, 143-pound junior
safety turned in an excellent
performance on defense with sill
solo taclcles, a fumble recovery
and an interception. •~--~-~~---
UCIWOMEN • • • From Bl
Zalinia Walton, a S-11 forward.
"Our weakness," Andrea said, "is our leadership on
the floor and our scoring depth. Last year we had our
recognized scorers, this year we'll look real hard."
..Andrea will look to Graham for a consistent
·contribution, but is not putting all his eggs in one basket
"It's not so much that she (Graham) will assume
leadership," he said. "She can't do it all herself. Otherwise
everyone will zero in on her. Our success will be measured
by whether or not we get scoring from our guards and how
Natalie (Crawford) plays. She's a very good athlete. If she
can give us scorina ... l know she can rebound," Andrea
said.
UCI opens its preseason schedule in the New Mexico
State tournament Friday against SMU. Other preseason
matchups include St. Johns, Pepperdine, Santa Oara and
Reno.
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Mardi •·t -PCAA Tour n1men1 (TIA)
49ers finally get serious, win 19-6
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -Joe
Montana, intercepted twice m a
niahtmarish stan. completed his first
two passes of the scoond period on a
66-yard Sin Francisco touchdown
dnve and the 49ers posted an irnl>(>n-
ant 19-6 victory oveT the Seattle
Seahawks in Monday night's Na-
tional Football Leasue pme.
record (or carur receptions when he
cau&ht a 22-yatd TD pass from
Montana in the finaJ penod. It was
Oark's 408th dltcl\.
I :H rcmainina. The extra poinl
auempt by Nonn Johnwn wa~
blocked.
The Seahawks refu~ three poinu
in 1he first period, ac::ceptin.1 a penaJty
and a first down instead orJohnson's
44-yard field pl. They were pulbed
t.ck by a penalty and a sack of
quarttrbeck Dave Kriq. and John-
son then misled 1 49-yard field 1oal On a third-down pl~y. Montana
threw to fullback ROJCr Cra1.1 for a lJ..
yard pin. and Fred Solomon caught a
27-ya[d .P&U on the pcxt play for the
pme s first points. The 49ers lddod
five points 10 lhe quarter on a safety
and Ray Wcnchina's ll·yard field
goal.
Dwiaht a ark, the w;de ~iver
who broke into the NFL aJbna with
Montana in 1979. cstabhshtd a team
-J. ,
Montana finished the pmc with 17
completions in 33 attempts for 237
.JlrdS. With the victory, the defendina
Super Bowl champions made their
record 1·S. The Oen att two .. mes
behind the Los Anteles Rams an the
National Foott.ll Conferenoe We11
The Se.ahaWk.s, ~t.. fell two pmes
behind in the AFC west race..
Sea1tJe avened a shutout, which
wouJd b.avebeen tbeseam·a first lincc
1982, wb(n linebecker Sam Mer-
riman blocked a punt by the .. 9en'
Mn Ru.naaer and fell on the bell in
the end zone for 1 touchdown with
attempt. ~
Johnson also miucd a 4S.ya.rd try
an the IC<:Ond haJf.
Kriq, who had thrown TD paACS
ia 28 con.teCUtJve_James bcfo~ bcina
shut out by New EnaJand 1 weck .,o.
left lbe pmc an the fo\lnb quancr
a_fter 1uffcnna a bruised lhoukkf Roq~ie Gale Oilbcrt flnhhed up at
quanerbeck..
GIR LS BASK[ TBALL
-----
Barons still the team to beat
Edison , Seahawks , Vikes
!n Sunset League ch ase
Marina
Marina·~ girls ba .. ketball team f1.·at1.irt''> .1
common denominator -youth. The V1k1ng<> havt'
a comb1nat1on of siit sophomore s and freshmen on
their varmy unit.
companng his team to the run-and-sun L.1l.cr<> "If
I had a Kareem. I could probabl> win th1) lcagul· ·
White added.
The Charaers II t returner?. M1t hclk llcn
ne)~). an All-uaaue JUOIOt point guanl r~ni~
Ogburn. a 5-4 sophomore guard. 5. 7 <>tnwr
forward Manha Noffsinger, and 5-9 senior lorwanj
Knsten Wilson
By SHARON FRUTOS
Olttle0..,""9111 ...
Not much hac; chunged in Sun!>Ct League girls
basketball. There 1s a definite race for the top th rel'
spots, with Fountain Valle¥ the leading contender
for t_he championship. Edison, Ocean View and
Manna are also considered playoff contender).
"We're really young," Coach Mike Thornton
said, ''but we're much improved over la!>t )'t'ar "
Marina finished fourth 1n Sunset play la't year
with a 4-6 lc3$~C mark and I 0-14 ovt·rall
The Vilongs' three returning starters include
Heather K.Jrkup. a 5-10 point KUard. 1 emrl·
Kuester, a 5-<.i Junior guard·fo~ard. and Dawn
Charroin. a 6-1 .. ophomorc post.
White credited Henne)~\. with great !>peeJ
and an aver.igc ot 10 poinh and live 3\\1\t!> per
game. Ogburn tallied 12 po1nh per rnntl'\t, "h1k
Noffsinger was respons1bk tor ... 1rong defrn,\
Wilson turned m 11 point\ .ind 1HnL' board' ix·1
g<1mc I kre's a look nt the ')un '>t:t tc11ms
Fountllln Valley
Thornton was concerned about the Vikings·
)'Outh at a couple of spots
"We have three ~-Ii girls." Wh ite '>JllJ · '"
we're not real tall \.\e'rc prt'tt\ 4u1d .. "L' 1<1..,1 break
and press a lot "
Fountain Valley Coach (. arol Strausberg 1~
op11m1s11c about her squad. and with good reason
··we're inexperienced at point guard She's
(Kirk up) never played there ~lore. II 1.1.c come
along there . our bigger pla~cr~ ourdefen~ ha'
good size We could have noboch smaller than
Rot.attng in for Fdl\on will bt· L 1nda I< udd
Stacee Johnson. and Km Herman
Whuc is hoping to lin1\h better than Id'' \l'Jr,
6-4. third-place marl.. The Rarons return right players from their co-
champ1onsh1p team of '84 And while their status
1n s11e 1s no better than la'it )car Fountain Vallq
could stand tall in the stand1n11.s.
5-9," he added . ·
While his team's s11e " of little conc1.·rn. 11'>
quickness 1s.
"On paper. f-ouni:un vallc} 1.., Oc'>t h\. far ..
~d b} se ni or center Jat k1c ( ool.. (b-0) and
forward Dawn Lawler (6·0) and fueled b) the
quickness of guards 5u~an Wahn and Kt'm
Clower, the Barons could be the ollen\l\t' pt>"t:r uf
the league.
"We're not real qu1 cl... We're gotnltO \tan big.
a couple of quicker pla)'ers will be coming off the
bench We can go w11h a smaller lineup tor
qu1ckne<os." fhornton said
That'<i the biggest change from lal>t )ear's
team
White S011d "We're u1pJhh.· of gt 111n{( '4.'Lond
though"
Ocean View
Wh11t' Fountain \ .1lln \t."l"nl\ Jlm11\I a
unanimous choice to tal..1.· the lc:agu~ t11k Ou~an
View's not running '>cared "Ocean View didn't lo\t: man~ (pla)ers)
either," Strausberg ~1d. "Ver> fl·" 1n the league
lost many kids. It will he very compe11ttve ...
f ountain Valley had a balanced c,connganac.k
last year. and 1t looks like it may have a similar
squad this season.
"We have options. We have much more depth
1han last year I have eight or nine players a I feel
conliden1 abou1," Thornton said.
In cen a1n circles. tht' \eaha"k' ma> l."\t'n gt·1
the nod ... the)' certa1nh will get an a.,.,..,l
Dana Dout). Ocean VIC"'-·, four-)'ear var'>ll}
Staner. Wiii be making lral"k'> tor the ('I r-., career
assist mark. She's gathered i 76. 260 :ilonc 1n 191:!4
She needs only 63 to tic the mark. "I think it wa~ act ually pretty well rounded a!>
far as scoring was ronccrned ... Strausberg said. "I
wouldn't say we havt' a dominant player. We don't
have one pan1rnlar player we run our offense
around," she said.
Brigette lsk1erka. a senior w1ng-pmt, 5-1 1
sophomore wrng L1beny Brewster and 5-11 Kath)
Stupp1 arc a few Thornton invests hll> confidence
in
"Even though we're-young, I think we'll be
much more compc1111 vc this vear "Thornton said.
Edison
The 5-10 point guard " rnn\l\tcnth a
playmakcr for the Seaha"'-k' Hut !>nut\ l\n'1.1he
only player Ocean View relic'> on tor 1?i1"cr rhe
Seahawks also have Sun~ct pla\.l:rofthl' \Car r n n.i
Vlachos back The 6-CJ \en1or 1)<1\1 " JOlnl'd b~
fellow returning !>tarter r en I dn l·ll1 J ~-9 lorAard-
guard .
'Tm a defcnl>1 vd~-om·nted coach. !>O defense
in my mind 1<, onl' ofountrength~ Offen!.1veh "e
have the ab1ht~ to gel the ball down 1he coun
quickl y ... she said
Strausberg isn't committing herself to a
stanin~ lineup )Ct "We don ·t ha vea particular Ii H'
who will stan." she said "We have seven prett>
much of equal ability We will depend upon
blend."
The Chargers boac;t four returning starter;.
.tnd an aflin11 y for the fas\ break
While no st.aner 1s taller than 5-9. Edison
Coach Dave While believes his 1c.im can outrun
an> Sunset foe.
"We ha' ca nice comh1nat1on of h<uh < kean
Vie~ Coach Kell y Pa1n1t:r c,a1d ol hi\ 1cam , '>111.·
and quickness.
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Mlnn~ore •I Pl\ola<M!Of'lle
New En111ano el lndlen•-''
t<•nw ' C1rv 11 Seal! ..
M9flcla V'' Gem.
Cl\1000 ti Miami ICl\annol I al 6 om I
c ..... ~•KM<llM
THURSDAY'S COAME
lt•H •I Ttut A&M n
l'RIOAY'S G AME
\11r111n11 at Merviand 1Cnenn11 2 111 t I JC
a mf
SATURDAY'S GAMES
Peclf1c 11 Cal Slale Fullerton
Oregon Y\ use ., Tokvo (Game 51trl\
ar 9 om , PST Frldavl
"'11oem a vt "'uourn 111 Blrm1n11n&m
1Cn1nnt1 1 81 noon)
Florlde Slelt 11 Florlda
Georolt al Geo<ola h cti. n
Sen Oleoo Sl•I• 11 Hawett. n
Noire Oeme al Miami Fla ICl\e nnel 2 e1
11l0oml
Ollt noma ai Oltler.oma Start
HOU\IOn •• Ric•
Wttl Vlro1n11 11 Svracu~ n
V1tldlr1>l11 er Te11nenff
LSU er Tule,,. n
SATUROAY, DEC. 1
8rlonem Youno e t liew•ll
Eur Caroline 11 LSU. n
Armv vt Navv •I Pnilade1011111
SMU 11 Qllanom•
Tu11 1::1 ""o v\ w vom1no •• Me•
!>OVrr>t, Auttrt lit
"Last year and th1!> '>Um mer, half our point<;
came ofT fast break~ or ~teals.'' Wh 111.· !>aid "We
don't have a Kareem 1n the middle We're s1m1lar.
but we don'1 ha\e a post pla-.er.'' hl' explained 1n
Julie Hounsell amt < '111h1<1 Hurtdl'r ahu
rou nd out the Ocean \ 11.•1.1. Pl""hk '>lartu\
"We're nm rolling U'cr w .111,one · PJinh.·1
said. 'T d like tu K"C lhc ntK.I to I uunt.i1n \ J.lk'
because I like to go 1n lhl· unJl'rdog hl· addl·d
NFL LOGS
Rams 19-3)
20 Oenve< 16
17 Pnllaoe1onla 6
lS Sea 111e 24 17 Allenra 6
13 Minnesota 10
ll Ta moe Bev n
16 Kanta\ Cltv O
1• Sen Franc11co 18
28 New Orteant 10
19 New York C.1anl\ 24
1' ... llanra )0
:IA GrttI1 Bet · 11
Oec 1 -11 New Ortet n\, to a m
Oec 9 -11 Sen Franc1Ko 6 om
Oec IS -SI Lout\ 1 om
Oec 23 -Aet<ltr\. 6 o m
Raider' (1·4)
ll Ntw York Jll\ O 20 ICan\u Cilv 36
10 Sen t=ra ncl"o )4
lS N-EnQl•nd 20
19 Ken\n Cllv 10
23 New Orleen\ 13
21 Clevelano 20
l4 Sen 0 1eoo 21
J See llle 33
l4 Sen 0 1900 40
ll Clnc:lnne11 6
11 0.nv•r (orJ J I
Oec l-t1A111n1a l om
OK 8 -er Denver I o m
OK IS -Sealll• 1 om
OK 13 -e r Aam\ 6 om
All time\ PaclHc
Colle99 ratln9S
AP TOP 20
I Pe11n Sla le 1491 ,
J Iowa Cll
J 0~1anoma <61
4 Miami. Fla <II
SMTCrrlOlJn <II
6 Flortda
1 Auourn
8 Nt l>ruk.e
9 Br.or.am Young
10 Tenneu ee
11 Air Force
12 ~10<IOa Sl&I~
13 LSU
14 Ar~enias
IS Te.a\ A&M
16 UCLA
11 Quenoma S•are
11 Tun
19 Onie Stat•
JO Georo1a
RKOf'd
11 0 0
10-1 0
I · I ~
9· I 0
.. 1•1
HI
8 1 0
9 1 0
10·1·0
1 I 1
ti 1 0
I J 0
1 I I
9 7 0
8 ' 0 I J I
8 1 0
I 1 0
I )·0
1 J I
COLLEGE LOGS
UCLA (l·l ·ll
11 Bnonem Youno
1& TenneuH l• San 01~ S1a1e
14 Wasning1on
IO Arizona Slate
34 Stanford
l 1 wesnlnoron Staie
l • Caltlornla
,. ...rtzona
" OrttQOn Sta re
11 use
USC <S·Sl
Ph f>v\
I 186
I Ge?
I 01•
I.OS& •
971 6
UI 9
761 10
111 ?
631 II
S90 16
S83 I)
S81 14
41S 17
)70 17
)67 19
216 8
769 1
731
196 11
168 10
JO
1
19
0
1
10 1111no11 to
ll 8av•or JO
0 Arlione S1a1e 2•
6J Or-oon S1e1e O
lO Slanloro 6
1 Noire Oamt 11
31 Wulllnolon Slate IJ
6 Calltornle 14
17 We\hlngton 20
11 UCLA fl
Nov 29 -Oreoon tar roto.vol
cat State Fu!Mrton U·Sl
lO Monlana
l Nevaoe·Rerio
8 Wvom1n11
20 »n Jote Sllte
l7 Ulel\ Ste le
6 Ntv•d•·Le l veval
1 Frttno Sta rt
21 New Matteo Staie 7? Norlnern A.rl1ona
l8 Lono Beecn Sle le
Nov lO -Pecllt<
) I
lO
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1a
lO
10
41
17 • ,,
Los Alamitos
MONDAY'S RESULTS
( 11111 Of St-nlttlt QUl l'ttftlone meetm91
FIRST RACE. 400 vards
Hamm\ AllO• fHarmon1 11 IO '>00 600
Setetv Me<111 1P1llo.enron1 9 •O • 40
Aerodvnam" IC.arooza 1 13 70
T1mt 10 16
U E XACTA (9·91 oa•d Sl6 SO
SECOND RACE. lSO vero\
Se lin Sunut fTreewre l 600 l.IO 300
Sl\ortv Cl\eroe (H GerCl8J 14 00 7 40
Trioott Fo!s tE Garcoel 3 40
Tim e 1173
U EXACTA IS·ll Dlld 516120
THIRD RACE . 400 verdt Ratu Tu (Creeotrl •IO
L•Ov\ Aanev Pilkenton!
Your St•O\ S'>ow1119 tCarooza1
ll"'9 20 11
3 80 360
840 140
980
U EXACT A 11 tOl 1>110 SlS 60
l"()UjtTH RACE. 350 yard'
Solencl•d ,.,,.,,, I MuftetO I 77 40 10 40
Ptn•s Tt...,. ICarOOzel ~ 20
T1mt C11ooer 1 H Gerc••I Ttm• 1107
'?O 3 20
J 00
FIFTH RACE. JSO varos
Soll! Secono "'w•v (Hart I 16 20
Suoer Toolin !Paullnel
RtO\ Grev Poticv <F1oueroa1
Tim• 11 23
1 00 420 .
HO JOO
140
u EXACTA to )) paid s 10760
SIXTH RACE. JSO varo'
Bliu ln SoOlt tWardl 40 20 15 •O 7 80
Tl\e Oel1enl One I Her II 1 SO o 00
Meut Mauraoe r 1G1t1) 8 60
Time 1111 n EXACTA fA·6) Pa•O '19380
SEVENTH RACE. lSO vards
Moon Neontw I Zutell I 98 00 S6 00 19 00
Mt Aeo ICunntngl\amJ 2210 10 60
w .r e Une <01oerock\en1 • 00
T me II 2S n EXACTA 18 ,, oe d ll 25660
EIGHTH RACE JS() •arO\
OOC> TreH !Bard 8 JO • 40 J 90
A1cn And Fo1• CoOOOlcll 1J 10 8 40
Btadt\ 8e\l , Mv•e' l 00
T me 1832
NINTH RACE. AOC ••'•H
Parrv1tte G•lt 16 60 8 80 S 60
L•ttle Poo tRuu 180 •}0
No M<trket I Zutell l 00
T•mt 20 19 n EXACT A 12 Ii oa 0 '~ 10
S2 DAILY DOUBLE 9 J oa•O P SS 60
U ~ICIC SIX 1S·t ~ 8 9·2 oaod SI 409 ll-O
""'" one wlnntno llcto.et ,,,. l\Or\e\I To1a1
C•rrvO•er J6 •IS 26
n ~ICIC NINE • S·S S·6·•·8·9 21 "'"o
Sl26 90 wttll 17 '"'""'"" t1cto.e11 Clive l'O•\e\I Tolel carrvover \111.9~ Sol
"'''•noance 1.11•
~ • • ., .
Rookie .. the YNr vottno
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Plav9f' ht lnd Jro Totat
Gu•ll9ro C no 16 1 10 I
Hl9 u•re. Mil 9 7 I 61
Atlt\ M•I I a 79
McDowell le• ) 11 J\
ClllNnl. A~\ ) 2 '• F1ther NV I 1
H9"11• 1C1r ~
SalH M•" 1
-(_ > .
NBA
WESTE llN CONFERENCE
Peclfk DtvlslOll
W L Ptl <#8
L•tc•n n 1 &01
Portla nd 10 I )88 '
Gotoen Stelt I 9 •~ o 1
C:U-t 6 • 429 6 •
\ealllf' 6 9 •OO 1
P-n·x 2 13 IJ) I
Midwfll DIVl\tOfl
Otflvtr 11 J 716
HOu\lon 10 ' 1>61 1 •
u1an 9 I ~2 l
San Anlon•O 1 I 467 4 ,
De lla\ o I 461 4 •
Sac• ernen10 • 10 lto 1
EASTERN CONFERENCE
Bos•o,.
N•w Jtr\ev
PlllltOtlotl••
w 11nlno1on
New Yor11
Mllweu~ee
Oe1ro11
Allan••
C1eve1ano
Cntcaoo
lndtane
A llantlc 0Wlt19" .
9 ' o I
6 •
J II
C..mral Olvlti.tl
)J s
10 \
1 8
6 9
6 10
l " MondlV'\ Sc0<e
Ulen 102. Indiana IOI
Tonl.,.,t't Game'
Clll>P9" 01 Searllt
New Yor-al Allento
Cle•etand at 0•1ro11
Bo\lon ar Pl'l1tadeloh1e
Wa\l\1nvron al Oettas
Gotaf'n Start e11 .-<ov>•on
C'>1<aoo a1 Ot""'
Pnoe11,. at Sacramento
Colle9e rttln9s
846
SI>) J f
462 ) ,,, ~ ' ,.. . '
171
&61 I ,
J.61 4 I
400 s ' l1S 6
114 8
AP TOP 10
1Re<Of'd Throuetl sunoavl
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1 C.1' ~ a T ~< • t1 i '~
JM<~ lld u I • ,..,, ~c ..... \f' ,,,
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& Ov•e I • I 6
1 no•l 1 ~
8 C.f'<>'oe•ow NI
'1 LOu1\V•llf' 't
10 fter-11i.1c '" ');'~ 11 NOtrf' OafT't I ~ 8
11 Lou ''"n/I \•a•e d JO,ano,...a 11
IJ 'Vlt,,..Ot> \'>'ell'~ 0 0 I'~
~ N Ca ro ~a \141~ 0 0 '8 •
I& Ne. La> \lt11n I J ,H
17 Mell'•'""" I 0 " 18 ~I Jorn ~ : O 19:
19 Avo"r" 0 l b4 0
20 Ata 6.r~ ll'M"" I '6 I•
Q IP'!ff\ '"\ t'<Vl"V 'fOlf!\ 14.Wt!t q~ "'1\1 l)!if)
97 OePau• e~ W&\Pl•~ll"'" 11 At .... n\CH &}
P ll\Dur11r l>J \/•llano•& '7 (,eO"J a 11
1 enr~\\f'• J1 V 'U•f\ o 7• Ntt ... r 141 " ".J1 ~di
l p'" 19 A l\08t"ft 17 Hvw\I •n I~ W-\1
'"~'"'" 11 0 1\oO '\t&'P 10 6ra(1•jp· 0 U\ A
8 A· 10"4 ''cll'P l ... JO••"" \ I •.• l
nf'n1 ~ 4 A,r11on4 l 8 0\t/ln Ca ,._,,. l
1 \$ 2 ',P\r'IO ~'°"'f' I l 6 1"'""' 1 Jl.t '" O ,.,,,,t, ., a Oom•"'•(\f' •
C olle9e scores
WEST • '' ~ °'° '>< 81
LJ".f • ' " "'"' \fl ~A I• \f ~· ~ ~O"O"'ct '' II
E .\<a\n ""'"'' 11 N •• : " ·c ROCKIES
'14" •• ,,. ... ,. '
, • .,.{ '>' 61 '•·•n.ft\\h I \
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•
Orange Co.all DAIL v PILOT /Tuete11y, HoYember 2e. l9U * -
John Vargu
Newport girls
face Roosevelt
'""~in Har~11 ti 1gh run nl•r-.up
in thd II 4-\ plJ,olh.1nJ \.hamp1un
111 lhl' \ca\ ll'' I l'JgUl' 1.1.1ll ,t.1tt lir'll
round plrn 1n lhl· \tall' f>1, l\lurl I
girls' ulk' hCJll r lJ\ollc, 1<>n1gh1 t., '">
.it Roo\l'H:lt High 1n I n' \ng1.•lc\
I hl' \allor' .1n Jt·largl· l'ntn 1n thl'
tournament "111 la1..l· \ldflb4m1ugh
on \aturdn\ at llJOdK ~ Par~ 111hn
lttn ge t h\ Roo\nl'll till' \ . ..\ I o..,
..\nKl'll'\ < 11' < II 1..hi.1mp1un
USC falls. 90-8 1
LOI;) \:'-C1E-I £-\ 1..\1'1 -C1u.11d
Del ( uri: ~ ur\.·d 21 uf hie, 27 po1n1c, in
the first hJll and \1rg1n1a Tcth hl'ld
off outhl'rn < al in th\.· \l'Cond half tu
flO~t a I/I 1-1\ I '11.. ton 1n c1 non-
• onferenn· rnllt•ge hac,kc1ball ~me
\lunda' night
Derrick Do"ell '>'·ored 20 prnnl
Jnd grahbcJ I~ 1ehoumh 1u kad
\nuthern (JI "h11..h kll 111 1-1
frc,hmJn lorn.11<..1 rum I l'"l'>addcd
t •1 001nh
SOUTHW EST
,.~ \...\' r 830• \f /J Mnn'o"O '1• .,
'J• a"J "'"<S .-•, n ~rrtH ,,.. I?
;; e 8J Tar ~'"' ~· 4q '~•en ~• Sao•,. S ( 68
T~,~\ r,,.,,. 65 MO"'Br·a ~
EAST
Acioct14C'1 ar 51 79 6 ""' l'<O C \I
( ~•1.1mo1a n RPI •O
Fa r!·~•a 59 u1 ca A8
k e,. 11'• 83 '-~nvon S1
R _,19er, 18 F~ rie ur-O c• f'\ • r
SOUTH
A aoama 11 NW Lou•\1•na 11
Ar...,,11·0~0 SI ·68. C.fOl'Otll St S9
C•em\On 13 Ma E Snore S7
Cott of C"4llr1t\lon 63 T1>t C •aoe1 SI
E Cero!•rut 69 C.-.m"°'" 61
Emorv & Henrv 63 Emorv U 62
Furma n n N C "'~"It 71
Geo<v•• 1 ecn 1" SC • ,,.,.e,. 60
McNee~ S• 76 M•n •ts·oe>• \• 67
Mort neao ~ 69 Tenn ;"'ll\'9ver ~~
N Ce roo1ne St IO W CerOl•n• S1
NE LO\Jl\11"8 71 Ctnl9"1rv 60
SW M•t so..• 11 E T ... u St •9
\ewe!\ff M Mor-uw IO
.,,,_,, ~ A..,,,,,. •1 LO...•\ ena Teel' sa
T """"" 9' C.on<e><O•I N Y 1' .t•Jna S• 10 N C Ctrt•a •1
YM 106 Averell 61
Wf\I Georo•• as Sl!Mter l>J
MIDWEST
M.i ... l•u' & 1 (a'~fofn•a 46
8•ao h 80 C"•<•vo St SJ e ... • ~· e1 o .. P.,J w n
C>«•f' ena St OS C ar"' 6)
Detro" &J Cert M<Ln•~• &•
E 111°r10 11 78 w """ P~''"' f'I] E V 1(P'Hgo,-; 97 'f1J1,,,;ntJ\f wr ~
flrlo,.tnw~s•er,., 19 I ~•s f•d°'I ...
!/it M "•Va"" .19 Oo• ""0 V · "" ~·
Otter~"' I 1 S uroa,..a 81
~tertm11 91 Sr Jann l "-&r ol
SW M•'1f\f\OHI 100, S•oux F e ll\ 80
+N ~1cri·o~n 79 Oatt1a t10 Mic,, &0
EX HllllTION
4 ....... a d'" N&T1ona \ SJ ~,JC~. ~· a
c~ t>ask.tt>all
TONIGHT'S G ... MES
(West COHI •••m\I
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MONDAY'S RESULTS
Women'\ Font ltOUftCI ~·
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:iv\• \*f'l'O,." .,... lrlf1'g1na \#\•,••C''f'\\
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"'-"''"'' 1<1t' ~"lC i& .. "" ,, 6l'W'lf' () \\": • Sw •rffr o Jf"' E \t ButO r.
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rTO • eo.'"' .. ,... E 1•ot•,.. Y ,,,... 4 .,,
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CdM'•Variaa
gains CIF .J-A
Coach of Year
Corona del Mar High Coach John
Varp$, whose~ Ktn&.$ dchvcted •
stunninf upset wm over Sunny Hills
an the C r 4-A water polo utJc match,
has bttn named CIF 4-A Coach oft~
Year in onl) his third sc.-ason at the
helm. .
Ja..on Lak.Jn~ who~ last-minute
heroic' 10 Che pla yoffs made the
d1fferenct for ( dM and Eric Vinj}e, a
catalyst for the Sea Kings all season.
caroed first team All-CIF 4-A honon
fwo other Sea Kmgs -JeO
lfal>'t') ()C('Ond team) and Bill Har-
mon (third team) -were named on
the A.11-Clf 4-A ~uad. Sunny Hills'
Mike Da' "a'> named Player of the
Year
Orange ( oa'>t are-a team~. led by
"lc"'-pon Harbor lln1\'rrs11y and
\1anna v.ere v.c.-11 rcprc!>ented on the
.\II-( IF .t--\ team fhe 5ailors' Bob
\11hallo was a fi~t team selection.
"hilc trammate'> Joe A.dranian and
\tatt M c Ltren earned a 'second team
\pol
Ke' 1n \1t( ullough v.a~a first team
p11..I.. and teammate Bnan Adams was
\Cited to the third team tor Univer-
\11\ '\t1anna ~\coll Larsen "as also a
tiri.t team ~lec11on af> Mike Hams
was a third team choice.
C oMa Me~. meanwhile. was rcp-
reo,ented b' .\lel. ( renshaw on the
fir'!.t leam and Ed1<>on·s Da\.1d Cohen
earned third team laurels.
L1kin!> '>COrrd the winning goal 1n
o' enime for the Sea King~ 1n the
tinal'i again~t Sunn) Hills, wh ich
entered th~ champ1onsh1p contest ot
29-0 "'1th two \Ccond!> lc:ft. He also
-.cored with ~vrn seconds remaining
1n lhe '><'m11inal game against Long
Beath V. 1l'>on 10 double ovcmme to
g.i' c ( d '\t1 a '>hot at the mle "'h1ch 11
"'on "'·6 over the prt.·\ 1ousl} un-
~aten Lancers.
In \ argac;· first ~ear as < d M\
\.OJ\.h he gu1d1.•d the \t.'a "-'"&!>to a
4uJncr1innl lin1'>h in the pla,offs
'''' o • ' 1 6 Moa•o v.,11<111 Jeoen Jet •1vC1• MO·JllO~ us 6 '] 1 0
Men'\ Ftr\I R-~
S">Omo G o \le •n l\reell oet S•uer•
81te B• •ein 6·3 1 o 1·6 Peter Doonan
Av\lra11e oe! "'nOrt i (l>f\nokov ($0v1e1
Un•Ol'I •·O 0 I 6 2 Tooa Ntl\()tl ru s
o4t! Aooer Rul>ft<I • A.ntr111e1 6·4 6· 1
6 J
Watwpele
Al·CIF 4·A
F;nttMtn
Cra1\; Ac•l~.. V"4a Paftt. E"" 8 10,,.
Surn.. •1111\ Alex c:r.nu..w (Cftfl
liolWMI, Br.a IC.remet" Sunnv H<I~ Sc-"
\A,_ (MariM), Ja Mlfl Ullum tc.-dill
Mer), GrK LOO\ L ono 8HCI> w Ison
K..W. Mee.~ l~l; a.
Mlfwllll• (tMwpert Kan..); JOl'I Swee~
Lono ~•C" -IV '°" Enc VlfW9 IC.-
dill Mar I s.c.w tNm ~ ........... ,,.._. HattlerlJ °'"'° CH " Sunn. ~"'' M1llf' DarUno Lono Bt•CI' IN>tion M4r. Gen1e1 F'oollltlt
Miii• H•m• '""'"""' Jeff H•,.,,•v re..--. c:Mf M.ar ), .._4,,Cf t..4'"\.e " ta P&'' ~ft
Mell,..., (H••PW' Hert>«" 8•ac St•YI''
~or, M •I' Tuo emo-.. 1 "0 Seec"
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Third i.em
8 r"'n A elem I ( Un!Venl"' I, Oav1d C°"9n
1 Edi\Oft), Pa ul• !" ••>l n Sa''" A'\4 Va
e• 8 11 Ha ""4111 <Corona d9I Marl, Torn
L.OWf''.. ~u11~''C\" ,. ' Nowa~ V1lla
Pen G•t11 Oi>Ol'I C1neora Bl'•C" Par'"'
on.i 81'a1.r Poi. P•u• R~•tt1tr• SuMv
1-1 1 \ Oou11 ""~ uw>c T •"" R~OIM'
1 rrp\ 8'-'~ne Paril.
Pllv., Of -Y•ar
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CM Cll M "'' Year JOl\ll V•rlNIS ICMone Olll Man
NHL
C~~8Ell CONFERENCE
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re View
raise·s
queries
Questions prompted
by li sting procedures
can be instructive
Small business owners arc con-
stantly making,adjustments to com-
pany policy. adding and deleting
inventory items, reviewing the
advertising program, and analyzing
the sales and net profits.
There is a system used by accoun-
tants for reviewing such company
operations. You can used this same
approach, if not to analyze operations
and make changes. at least to make a
list of questions to ask your accoun-
tant.
COMPLETE NYSE COMPOSITE TRANSACTIONS, 88
One flue away
from disaster
in suburbia
ChimiieY"Sweep' s
customers already
have had mis hap
By TOM WRIGHT
OflMOeltr ..... ...,
Chimney swcepang, whic h has kept
many of its colorful customs, has
been changed by the California life-
style.
Throughout most of the world a
sweep's most important job is clea~-
1ng a chimney. In Southern Cah·
fornia, where chimneys arc used
more for style than for heat, a sweep
deals with more unusual problems.
Take the local resident, whose
recent fireplace fire panicked his
neighbors. After the smoke was
blown out of the house and the fire
was drenched, firemen to ld him to
have his chimney inspected.
"He told me he couldn't under-
stand it." Don Kocher. an Orange
County chimney sweep. said. "He
had a perfect fire one day and the next
11·s like the Chicago fire."
Kocher's investigauon uncovered
warmer fire, without clouds of smoke.
b1llowmJ into the living room -a
clean chimney decreases the chances
offirc.
"A chimney fire can cost a home·
owner his home and threaten his
neighbors. especially in areas with tht
attractive, but dangerous shake
roofs." Kocher said.
"It's a shame. but the homeowner,
who is sold on chimney ·sweeps is
often the one who has already
suffered a loss or had a disaster
because he failed to maintain a
chimney prop_crly," Kocher said.
Kocher said a chimney fire is like
the eruption of a small volcano.
"A c himney is designed to keep a
fire burning and once the ac-
cumulated residue in the chimney
starts burning. the fire gets very hot,"
he said. •
In a chimney fire, Kocher said.
fireballs can come rolline back into
the house or out of the chimney onto
the roof or those of neighboring
holhes.
"The Ii re gets so hot that the mortar
between the bncks will break and the
chimney can collapse mto the house."
Kocher said.
Despite the dangers, Kocher said.
most Southern Californians JUSt
aren't aware of the risks they take
when they ignore proper mainten-
ance measures. The technique stans with the use of
your chan of accounts. This chart is
simply the listing of all your book-
keeping account classifications such
as cash. accounts receivable, fixed
assets. accounts payable, etc. In other
words, it's a listing of the accounts
you will find on your balance sheet
and income statement.
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Chimney aweep Don Kocher atarta job In baaine... •bowing concrete piece. that
traditional finery and then &eta down to prevented a fireplace damper from opening.
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'the disaster's cause: A budding
outside shooter for the NBA had
made a perfect three-point goal - a
basketball was lodged inside the
chimnev.
"You.can bet that kid didn't ask for
his ball back." Kocher said.
"A chimney should be cleaned
once a year or every two years
depending o n the kind and amount of
wood burned," Kocher said.
To show you how to proceed, let's
stan with accounts receivable. Ques-
tions concerning accounts receivable
might include the following: Docs the
company have a formal credit policy
for all customers, and do all em-
ployees understand the policy? What
procedures are to be used for collec-
tion of slow paying and bad accounts?
Arc the procedures uniformly fol-
lowed and executed in a timely
fashion? Should the company use an
o utside collection agency for ac-
counts of a specified size and age? ls
the dollar amount of the receivables
appropriate for the size and type of
business?
As you can sec. the questions
created by reviewing your business.
account by account, are numerous.
Every business will gain by this type
of review.
What questions get raised when
you analyze sales, or advertising, or
travel expense? One of the functions
o f an accountant 1s to list these
questions for management and sug-
gest improvements where they are
needed.
Ralpb Scott is a certified public
accountant wltb offices lD Newport
Beac b.
Test your investing IQ
In today"c; complex economic en-
vironment. gelling ahead often
means spending so much lime earn-
ing money that there is not much time
left to manage 11.
However. 1f you work hard for your
money, 11 should work hard for you.
To make sure that 11 docs you need a
basic knowledge of investments, tax·
deferred pension plans, tax laws and
the secunt1es markets.
Take the following quiz. Your
answers will tell you how much
brushing up you need to do to raise
} our financial IQ
I . You enJO) the con venience of a
revolving credit card plan at your
favonte depart11lent store How
much do )OU pay for this service? a) 6
percent b) 9 percent c) 12 percent d)
18 percent.
2. The downward trend on interest
rates has finally had an impact on the
I RS. which recently reduced the rate
CREDIT LIN[
of interest it charges tardy taxpayers
on overdue taxes. True or false?
3. What is the standard mileage
deduction for business-related travel
you may claim on your fedc~al
income tax form? a) I 0 cents a m ile
for unlimited mileage b) I 5 cents per
mile for the first 10,000 miles c) 20.5
cents per mile for the first 15.000
milesd)The re is no allowable mileage
deduction.
4. Youholdafull-t1meJobandcarn
extra money wnting for a local
magazine. You arc already lowenng
your taxes and saving for retirement
by contributing the maximum allow-
ed b y law to an Individual Retire·
ment Account. You would like to put
more tax-deferred money away
toward retirement. but all you can do
1s wait and hope Congress raises the
annual contribution ceiling on your
IRA. True or false?
5. How long must you hold on to a
stock for its sale to quality as a long-
term capital gain for federal income
tax purposes? a) more than 4 weeks b)
more than 3 months c) more than 6
months d) more than I year.
6. Youareplanningtodonate 1.000
shares of stock to charity. You bought
the stock at $1 a share 10 years ago.
and it is selling for S l 0 a share today.
How much can you deduct from your
federal income taxes for the gift? a)
$1 ,000 b) 10,000 c) SI00.000 d) The
IRS does not consider stock to be a
chantable contribution.
7. A brokerage firm handles your
IRA and you hirean accountant to fill
out your tax return forms. The fees
charged to open and maintain the
I RA and the money you pay your
accountant are tax deductible items.
True or false?
8. You should always opt for
investments with the least amount of
nsk. True or false?
MARY
RUDIE
.,
9. What 1s the main reason mun1c1-
pal bonds and municipal bond funds
are attractive to investors. particu-
larly investors in hillh tax brackets? a)
They are high-yield, low-risk invest-
ments. b) They are 100 percent
insured by the federal JOvernment. c)
They pay the highest dividends of any
popular investment. d ) The income
they earn 1s exempt from federal
income taxes.
I 0. What is the m ost common error
on income tu returns?
ANSWERS
I. (d ) Even with the downward
trend in interest rates. 18 percent 1s
the going interest rate for revolving
(Pleue eee IPfVltSTMENT /85)
In his four years as an Orange
County sweep, Kocher has retrieved
basketballs. bags of shingle nails.
empty beer bottles and cans. golfballs
and clothing.
"A chimney is an ideal place to
leave tools and supplies when roof
r~pairs are being made," Kocher said.
· .. However. when something falls
down the stack. workmen have a
tendency to forget about it: then the
next time the homeowner starts a fire
the flue 1s blocked and clouds of
smoke erupt and nervous neighbors
call the fire department."
Besides retneving missing items, a
sweep also has to repair early mis-
takes -hke the builder who cements
the flue shut or the homeowner who
decides to save a few dollars and do
the job himself.
"We're always getting calls from
exasperated wives. who want Kocher
to come over and finish cleanmg their
chimney and retrieve the broom that
their husband dropped down the top
of the chimney," said Judy Kocher.
who sets up husband's schedule.
Wives are also more concerned
with safety.
Mrs. Kocher said many wives call
and ask for the reasons why a
chimney needs to be cleaned so they'll
be able to convince their husband that
the job 1s necessary.
In additio n to the obvious -a
clean chimney means a cleaner.
H e said most Southern Cali-
fornians. burn about half a cord of
wood - a cord of wood is four feeJ
wide, four feet high and six feet deep
-per year. If the wood used is one of
the more expensive hardwoods -
oak, orange or e11calypius -Kocher
said the chimney needs to be cleaned
every two years.
For the homeowner using the less
expensive pine or fir firewoods.
Kocher recommends yearly cleaning.
"That's because these woods have
more pitch and burn dirtier than oak,
or other hardwoods," he said.
Because the demand for sweeps is
low, Kocher's main occupation is as a
groundsman at Huntington Beach's
Golden West College, where he has
worked for 18 years. Evenings and
weekends he deans chimneys.
"I became a sweep about four years
ago, because ofa hobby." he said.
A transplanted Pennsylvanian.
Kocher said, he'd always wanted a
home with a fireplace. but he's had
always li ved in a mobile ho me.
"In our first mobile ho me, I bu1h an
electric fireplace, but it's not the same
thing." he said. "So when I found out
about this build-it-yourself wood-
buming fireplace for mobile homes. I
immediately set out to build one."
Kocher said the biggest proble m in
constructinit the fireplace was getting
(Pleue eee SWEEP /85)
Campion heading
league's directors
By JIM HATHCOCK
Oe1tJ Pllel Cou ' 1 -.11
The Industrial League of Orange
Co11nty1 dedicated to promoting a
positive business climate in the
county, has elected Jack Campion as
chairman of its board of directors.
Formed over 15 years ago, the
league represents its members and the
business community on issues, pro-
JCCts and programs vital to main-
taining and developing a fa vorable
business climate.
Campion. vice president of th~
medical sector for American Hospital
Supply Corp., was first elected to the
board in 1983 and served as vice
chairman in 1985. Before joining
Amencan Hospital Supply in 1975.
he spent five years with Avery
International a nd 18 years with Riker
Laboratories.
His pharmaceutical industry ex-
pcrience with Riker included direc-
torships of laboratories. clinical in-
vestigations and marketing.
Dunng his career, Campion has
served on and chaired local. state.
federal and international committees
dealing with the areas of drug devices.
environmental protection and OC·
cupational safety a nd health.
He served for three years as
industry representative on the United
States Food and Drug ... Adminis-
trat10n's circulatory systems devices
panel and three years as a corporate
vice president of the Association for
the Advancement of Medical In-
strumentation.
C~mpion succeeds Ralph Clock.
president of Clock Construction Co.
Robert H. Rau. president of Parker-
Bertea Aerospace Group of Parker-
Hann1 fin Corp .. a nd Robert Shelton
president of the Rohen Shelton Co.'
were elected vice-chairmen. '
Gable joins Western Digital Corp. as viCe president
Mtlvlo Gablt has JOined Westen Dl1ital Corp. of
Irvine as vice prts1dent of cngjneenng for communica-
11on'i products. Gable takes over from Jolla Peter.ea,
who had fulfilled that role and the vice presidency for
t«h no logy. • • • Doa1J .. Ktlgll has Joined the industnal sales staff
of Daam/ JolaHtOWll Americaa'1 Newport Beach
office. The Newport Beach rcs1dcnt was formerly
emplo>ed by Ll.Dcola Moria1tt alHI Loan of Newport
Beach • • • Jamn DttvllD has Joined C1arll Mt'yt'r Charttn Ir
Htwell of Huntington Beach as media manager.
brin1m1 20 years of advcrt1sinJ and markeuna
c.tpenencc to his new post Jo1nin1 the agency as
eccount coonhnator 1s Jeane W1l1lll, who comes from
a s1m1lar ~ition at Tt'llttltt 6 Tlll•rmaa Advertl1lll1 in
Newpon Bcadl, · • • • ow,. L.8 ...... •oflrvmc has been aooo1ntcd to
the commercial r.ropen1es d1v1sion of Norrt1, Beus &
Slmpsoo, a ful -service commercial/industrial real
estate firm 1n Newpon Beach. Babineau is responsible
for property sales and leasing m Irvine, Laguna Hills.
Laguna Niguel. Mission VieJO. Lake Forest and f!
Toro • • • Gayle Dvorall has been appointed y1cc president
general manager for Nelmu-MarcH Newport Beach
She has been with the firm since 1984. • • • Heltl ftolt and CannH Coorad have joined the
sales team of Gnbt) ft Elll11n San Clemen1e • • • Ra&aa ud T•clrer has hired seven anornc~s 1n
~cot monlhs, to increase ns ranks to 96 lawyers. The)'
mclude: David AJt:dJre and William Wyodt'r, public
law deptanment: PlllUp Prto~. Jam~ Fl.De.rty and
Olrd M1e, tnal depanment; l'>wlslllt Arm1tn>•1 and
Jamn Merrit pnvatc sector labor and employment
law. rcprcseotina manaacment.
• • • PIH1ey Solid State of Irvine has announced
changes and additions to •lS sales force. 8111 Metlllew1oa,
formerl) WC'itern rca1onll sales man.ager. has been
promoted to national sales manaaerforNonh America:
Larry F raollf11rt has Joined Plcsscy as distributor sales
manager. Steve Bolaril, who J01ned the firm as
Northwest d1stnct ~les manager earlier this year. 1s
now responsible for N"orthern Cahforn1a. the Pac ific
o nhwcst and the Rockv Mountain states. • • • Donna L. Morosco has ~n appointed manaaer of
Baell of Amertca'1 Costa Mesa branch. where she had
t>ccn financial service, offic-er for five months. She hu
been w11h the bank since 1962. An Irvine resident, she ~rved on the board of trustees of the Sottda Coast
Medical Ce.ter 1n South uauna from 1981 ·84. • • • 811 o aad A11oelate1 ha, announced add111ons
and promotions amona its manaacment stafT Do•
Plo1aro Joins Ba '° as group vice PTCSident. Jo1tpflt
Reid comes to Basso from a po·sition as vice president
and account ar®p supervisor at N.W. Aytr, David
Bllllll1• joins the team from MaJcaly ft A11odate1, and
Peppcrdint 1J8duate l\a.IMly Basso joins the account
manaacment aroup after working pan time at Basso &
Associates for five years. I• Gala1M was promoted to
associate creative director and Dave Meffert to
executive an d1rtetor. Aat11m• Stamey 1s med11
director and Te4Ny Hayes was promoted to medta
buyer/planner. In addition. Beverty W. laker has bttn
apponted ass11tan1 accoun1 manaaer and lJt:a w .. 1.,. 1s
caccount secretary. Both arc NeWJ>On Beach residents. • •• Patrlcl Nia~ has been appointed vice Pfe$1dcnt
and manqcr of m-.jor loan production for Wn&et"8
Empire Saylap ~ Lou AtMd8dea. <liv1din1 his
time between the firm's Irvine headQuancrs and its
major loan office in Beverly Hills. Nitich brinas more
1han 13 years of expcnencc to his new post. • • • •
'
'
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INVESTMENT IQ TEST .••
l'TomlM
c ha.rte accounts. which at tha1 ratt' arc
appropriately named. If you lei )"our
unpeid balance ao hiah enout}l. you
may find you are pay1n1o fTno t much
more than the m onthly C.n) ma
cha~s.
2. True The IR hu lowered the
interest rate for overdue lllXM from
13 to 11 percent cfTec11ve Jul) I,
1985.
). (c) 20 S cenb for the first I S.000
miles. Jf your company reimburses
you for only a ponio n of that. you
may deduct the difTeren ct.
4. False. I f all o r pan of your
incom e is from sclf-<mploym ent, you
can open up a Keogh account. Y o u
can contribute 20 percent o f your
fr«lance incom e up to $30.000 a y~r
to th1saccount. A s wtth al\ IRA .1fyou
o pen a self-directed account )OU can
in"est you r Keogh money a\ you see
fit.
5. (c) M ore than 6 months Long-
term capital gains arc taxed v ery
fa, orably at no m o r e than 20 percent
vs. up to 50 percent for earned
incom e. d1v1 d end s. 1n1eres1 and
sh on -term c~p!lal gains.
6. (b)S I 0.000 C han table contnbu-
11on1 ot 5CCU.nlles beld Iona-term •~ deduct1~ at currenl market v alue.
7. True. tf you itemaie. tbc (en for w prcpanmon and 10 set up and
maintain )'our !RA arc fully deduc-
tible anveitment expenses
8. False. The word that makes 1hu
statement false as .. always." &fore
you tnVC1t you sho uld dctcmunc
what kind o f 1nve1tor ~ou are. If your
finances or perwnaJily suqest you
should assum e very low n sk . tt wo uld
be unwise to take more; bul 1t may
also be unwise no t to assume af·
fordable, comfortable nsk for the
prospec t of above-average returns
Even risk-oncntcd i n ve tors. ho w -
ever, should fund neccss11ies -hfe
insurance. rellrC'mcnt m com e. da)-
to-day family needs -1n low-nsk
ways. And they sh o uld have a ba~ of
COn!>Crvatavc 1n ,estment~ an ca~ th e
more speculauve ones d on't work o ut
well
9. (d) The income municipal bonds
earn 1s eitempt from federal income
taxes. If you b uy mun1c1pals issued 1n
the ~tale where you hve. the) are ~eneraJly free of state and local
income ta"<.es as well. which can be-a
b I au v&ft Ulfe UI SUteS With b iJ,h
income taxes. Muniapals arc an11ct-
1vc -pen1cularly IO people ui bjah
tu brackets -becai.ise )OU would
have to earn a subst.aouaJly b.i&her
rak of i ntcrett on comparable invm-
mentS lO ,et lhe same bottom Ii~
return o n murucapals.
10 Foraeuana cos1r 1t. Somet1mes
~"t act so concem e With oomplu
financaaJ conSJdennions. we forJC1 to
tend 10 the simple adm1n1strative
ones.
I f your financial IQ was lower than
you tbouaht, you m a y want to sicvote
mor~ tame to ta.king stock of your
finances. R ead1n1 business pubh·
C'11t10ns can help incre~ your k n o w J.
edge So c3n talking to a finan cial
consultan t Man' brok eraae houses,
banks and other financial 1osti1uuons
ofTer free St-mmar<; on finanoal
planning
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maoaaer. Con111mer Stttor Mattel·
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It was dunng this period. he
learned the 1mponance of chimney
sweeping and the lack of qualified
sweeps in the area. Combming has
Penn sylvania bo)hood knowledge of
woodburn1ng stoves. experience in
putting in his own chimney and an ad
in a magaLme that c aters to fireplace
enthusiasts. K ocher staned his
chimney sv.cepmg business.
'Tm not getting n ch . but as m~
reputati on becom es known, m} bus1-
n~ 1s growing."
.. M y customers recommend me to
fnends or people sec me o n the 1ob-
1n costume. top hat and tails -and I
get more business." he said.
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The Newpon Beach office o f E.F.
Hutton has scheduled a ..em1nar on
plannmg children's educa11on al the
Balboa B ay Club at 7:30 1on1ght Thl·
session will focus on tax ad\ ant.ages
of pre-planning and the be~t t ype!> of
1nves1men1s To register for the free
seminar. call 644-9111 • • •
Oscar Overtulf will head Ne" pon
B each-headquartered Com-
merceBank's new Long Beach loan
productton office. • • • Gilbert Aja Associates. a Laguna
Hills-based architectural firm. -ltas
won a Gold Nugget Award of M cnt.
from the Pacific Coast Builders
( onfercnce, for its work on The
( urporau.· Center. a l us11n dt',c.-lop·
mcnt
• • • Thl· Opblllalmology Me41cal
Center openmg an M 1ss1on V 1e10 on
V..edncsda) wall offer complete e)'c
rare includ1n~ o utpatient \ur11.el)
• • • tewart Woodard & Auoclates.
AlA a Costa M esa-based archll«-
tural firm has bttn comm1~1on to
plan l'-'O pro1ects for a H awa11an
rescin The firm will design a res1dcn-
tJal comple~ bordenng the reson s
golfco uN." and an ~00-room hotPI :it
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stocks and warrants ,.,ot tlove aone up
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No securltles trading below S2 ore lncl--uded. Nel and e>ercentage chanoes are the
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Market ralley collapses
NEW YORK (AP)-The stock market stayed
flat today after selling m the final hours tbwaned
an attempt at a rally.
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by Bil Keane
"Mommy, are my sock s on the right feet ?"
MARMADUKE by Brad Anderson
BIG GEORGE by Virgil Partch (VIP) SHOE
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DENNIS THE MENACE
by Hank Ketcham
PEANUTS
NICE GOING, MARCIE .
WE BOTH FALL ASLEEP IN
CLASS .. AND NOW WE
HAVE TO REPORT TO THE
PRINCIPAL$ OFFICE
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FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE
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by Kevin Fagan
by Jim Davis
by Ferd & Tom Johnson
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On occa<11on. a high rMd ran
prove to ~ an t'mbarn""lmtnt
When that hap~ns. pt rid of 1l al
tht firtt opportunity
Btcauff of tuarf's in lht maJOr
suits. "outh elt'cttd to Of>('n ~ tt h a
alightly off s hape ont' no trump
North had an euy rat e to thr•t no
tf'ump. and that f'ndtd thf' auction
West mad• htr natural lod of
the .)Ack of diamonds. and had "'outh
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by Tom K. Ryan
by Pat Brady
BLOCK A~D t'~Rl.O('K
succumtwd to the lure ol tht> d1a
mond f1nesst>, th1 column "'ould
neH•r ha\f.' been v.r1tten ~:a<>t
v.ould haH v.on the king of dta
moods and rt>turnrd the <\Ult and .
since declarer rannot rome to nint"
tricks without U<\IO~ the dub sull .
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SHARIFF ...
West would ha ve got tn and run
nou~h diamond trid:~ to dt'fut thf'
contract
Howf'Vf'r. South madf' thf' r1nf'
play of ~ 1n n1ng the au• nf
d1amond11 -1r Wt' t held the king,
thr queen or diamond11 would still
be a 'lopper. Had East playt'd lov.
routinely, lht contract would havt
bet'D saC•. 0.darf'r v.ottld knork out
onr club stoppu. W•st ~ould w1n
any return and forN> out tht' re
ma1ninlC' h1fCh t'l ub while tht' quttn
of diamondt wu "till on the tablf' ...
a lllOp~r
Eut. Shar) n Koki~h of Montreal.
wu up to thf' '1tuat1on -sbt J•t
t1,.ont d hf'r lung of diamond und r
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the art> 11t•r1,1rer hacl no counter.
v. e<.t ttiuld nnt be pre\'t'nled (rom
gaining tht' lead tv.1ce in clubs. and
rhat v.a, JU't t•nough to establish
J nd run t ht> diamonds for a one trick
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CHARLES
Go REM
match. North bt'-came dttlarer at
three no trump Hf'rf'. East had thf'
opportuntt) to lit' tht' board had she
found thf' opt'n1n1t lt'ad of the lung
of diamond'' Not aurpr1"1ngly, she
made tht' normal lead or the jack of
hur t-., and now thrl't no trump wu
unbt'atablf'
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IF CALLING FROM IOUTH ORANGE
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. *liti11i .... * SPENO CHAISnMS AT 11• 211 JU 28r 28• on Vlctorl• nr Lg v,.. Apt• ,,.xt IO Park, 2Br tBa. $900 "'° + utll. 2711 Ltat I,.... h'as 21idrm 2 Beth. Like n9W1 TH& BEACHI Avail now: Only Meted w/8"t RJty Nwpt Blvd Squeaky FrplO. vaulted oelllnge. lrg 1019 W. 8ay Ave. Across a8A ooeenfront fuHy fum.1-;;;;;;;=iiiiimiliila
OWC loen S285,000. Stunning 3 BR 2ba, gar. ovetlookt NB HarbOr et cteen tots ol, prkng $595 spa. Prvt balcony from bay 873-1874 color TV. Avall monthly & !ti
1 OWNER 790-9384 d,en IPIC. grdnr. new cp1 539-8191 ot!Mn. em cost No s>9t• 990-2952
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Newly redecorated l&Y I llllm weekly. 875-8173 agt ! FOUND ADa 1495/mo. e«-1721 Chlld ok S795 No pets * * -'1, ! DUPLEX·2Br 1bt M . So-Affordable lux Sbr l'IM nr 855-0685* · ltatah ti S llt I
1 of-PCH. S275.000. 521 3BR. 3BA. bay/ocean ocean w/Jacuz kids pats *UITllM* * NON-SMOKERS ONLY. 2724 ARE FREE
Carnation By ownar view, 2 trptca & pool area. S900's caJI 8"t cost BMutlful 1 a Br Aplt from llYI II •W Eastbluff. Stunning lrg I Br l
873--0241 odi73-1541 S2250lmo. 759-9274 •539-8190* MIO(),lnclmoatutlltlpvt $550/mo. tBR 18A all tB• TwnhM floorplan. H50 + utlls M/F, n-smkr I
SPECTACULAR bluff YU of JASMINE CREEK 2Bdrml Beaut brand naw 2Br gar. 2323 ELDEN. :t'· bltlna. Leundry room. nr Frplc. Lg patio. Beaut an-~•l"d lor lr6d~~9,turn Cal: I I
Npt Hrbr Paclllc ocn & 2Bath, Dan, frptc, patlO. 2 Condo by Nwpt Cntr Chuck Splllef 831-t2 bMch & sh<>pS. vlronmant. Pool. No pets M duplex • I ,.,..2 Hll
Catallni l rom thl1 car gar. Yrty Jeo-.93&4 $1300/mo. 759-7802 , •EXQUISITE Vlaw ol 735 W. 18th St Lee: S750 6-40--0349 ..-'MASTER Suite pfiiT'\O -• 1
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C..ta ..... l OCMn & HB nlta llt ... 2Br TSL MGMT 6-42· 1603 * Ull laf &Pf* Promontory Point 2 BR 1 Every rm has a vu Of ac· • IAITll BTW 2'~8a. sp.: Hv rm w/cozy PACI ICA 2er tBa 102 Antlbes Don 873-4209 'Found: Cat, youno,. tem cess 10 dining "'v1aw·g 1 •EXQUISITE View of Pras11glou9 8'egant axac: lrplc. Micro. Sltytlt• over 675_,2 .. or 822-8795 AIDElFUV9-ln Pit Assist
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balcony. Native plant llf•1 ocean & HB nlta llt ... 2Br modem condo. Lrg 3BR 1tan. New crpt. aut>-tar-TIWlllMEI teacher In wnlchr few hrs Fairview/Baker t CM
& Oldet pines on tt\11 lge I 2'n8a, apac: llv rm w/oory 2'ABA. w/dln rm, lfPIC, r.an MC prlcng w/opnr. Brand ,,_.specious 18R 1rllST SUI* I Rm• $300/mo. 6-45-2357 546-7074, 54S-967t parcel provlda a senM of lrplc. Mlcfo. sttytlte OV9r pool, apa + TENNIS. $1100 No pets 549-2447 8 Ba alt bl1I pool ,
ooastal Montaray IMng stalrs. New crpt, SYt>-lar·I $1495/mo Crd. Ck. Rgd. u~-V ...... 2.,. 1... ~d~:~nd~ac ~·~ 'i~ bn,y a500 ~·6723 . ,BE A HUNT HBR ISLAND FOUND: long case_nOldlng
Divorce cpl has r•-1 rean MC prkng w/opnr. pet O.K. Vacant °'C'all *-er.... ... ._ """' · ., · PRINCESS. Shr my1 reflec tor trl J>O•s. quatad IMMEO. SA. LE $ t 100 No pats 549-2447 760-8702 Agent New crpt, d/w. ganga cu63paEncy1• Nh<YVS t .NNo Hpats. TIUIEIT Ill-IMO palatial Mii dOI wtrfnl hte 046-1088 •
$ . • $&50 No pats 840.-2495 2 vi t, pt Hgts. I tie I , 999,000. Agt.975-2311 38r 28a, lam rm. ~teched BLUFFS 3Br 2Ba. $595/mo. 831-1266 NEWPORT MARINA APTS as 8 platon c or roman Found Poodl•Coc Qop
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dy9 or 875:-331 t eves. j gar Big yard $985/mo. crpt •. drps, paint. O/W *UYI ~* Cun Herberts 11 agt On the water luxurious rmmte II UR affluent. at-{black). Huntl!.'_9.~ll ta.... 1024 151-3191 Pete S1200 No pets 759-0e68 tBdrm 1 Bath, au utlll 2Br 2Ba w/Den W/D tractive & 30~5. Prince, Harbor area 84<>-778~c
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paid Only $380 taa 9752 POOL Patio, trple, X·IOe hkup, lg kltcilen, frplc, Jack (213)592·1474 __ _ IMtllltelJleMtlM EASTSIDE • 1Br. 1Be. frig BLUFFS CONDO 3br 2ba, TIUl. llT ll• _.1 18r $580. 2Br $680. S500 encl gar. Prvt bch s1995 Fem to share large 28r 1FOUND Samoyed , ale, 13BR ~ Playrm w/trpl & stove. No gar. No pats. nu carpet, paint. drepas. .--MC. Uni E-slde 557-2841 Sorry. no pets. 2Bi Apt. In C.M. with vcty 20th & Ol'ange f& pool tbl. 2 ba. $131,000 1 res~ Ad!t only _'550 St200, no pets. 759-0fJM •STUNNING Lg 1, 2& 3Br •ALSO• same, $350. 957-t326 ~o-534s
549-6023 or 67S-89t8 Credit req d. 831 2242 Decorator's home. Unturn. 2Ba Grdn Apt. Pool S555. ........~any tBrStt95&2Br2BaStart· . FOU_N_,D~:-s"'""1-am-ese-.,..,~,,.,.11'el).,--. lni 1044 Beach city 3br 2ba wtgar 2BR. fireplace. Npt Hts. $855&$725. 710W 18th ~-u ,. lngatS1395. 760-0919 Ftoshr48Rhtelnlrv w/2 vie Hamllton & Haripw.
at complete kit S695 rent $900/mo.6-45-1048 S360. tBr Dplx, 1 parson, TIWll•EI Nwpt Penln 3sdrm 288, ~m·~~1~g~;~~g~ +t3 C.M 646-4413 o" TWnfl• flex 4 rite tenant DELUXE DUPLEX: 3BR non-smoker only. W 17th 0. 41t F I If yrly rntls S1050-S1200. . LOST black Mata1 i.'.:\A,
VIEW HOME. Beeutllul 3br I 539-8191 sml cost H'•b• 112 blk to Channel. nea.r Whlttlaf' 549-3829 1 er.• Villa Rentals 875-7015. lag. Bch nae. Pvt br shr • rhinestone collar, Bal~da
2ba, xlnt toe. S 179,000. EASTSIDE 1 BR. Ci.an, nu Nr Lido center. 500 Jeth 1375 18R dplx 1 parson ~ lllTI F El 3Br 2Ba Steps to beach ~a~ll ~~f;~v.4~~,~~~~· Penln Pt 675-2296
, 854-8923 paint. Gar. yrd. $650 avl St. $1250/mo. 6-44-7269 non-smoke< onjy, w . 17th Fr~I~, vaul'r c:'l~~s. ~~I Flreplaee $ t050/mo. Bk; 4 av . . -l 0 ST BI k I w ht ' f • m
l!!J!!I lwla lMt If now 998"343.4•546-3155 EASTBLUFF 3br 2ba. lg near Whlttlar. 546-3829 2~di~Basp • 'h95 642-3850 LAGUNA SCH I/furn Sch Siberian Husky 'near
f "'ll!fluxury VenaliJ;; Eastslde 2Br 1Ba lg yd. $1600 mo. lease or 2Bdrm 2'h8a + Oen Via Lido Bay1ront 3Br 2'n ~~~d~g,9~~~ P~~j ~~~ Magnolia & Adam11. HS.
Condo Under markat at kitchen. encl patio w/gar sale. Ownr/agt 780-6778 ••~ $925 e66 w . 18th ba apt w/lge 1M1ndeek. Yr c • • • 968-2421
$92,000. Mult salll & yerd $750 549-3155 Npl Creat 4br lam. rm. nu ---=-LI R::KJI 645-2739 964~163 Isa S1750l mo. 675-8990 Male to share Newport LOST female selripoli.t
Owner 6-46-1252 EASTSIDE 2Br 1Ba. gar-carpets, lmmed OCC\.lp. IPUTmllll WI ---a OHIOI ... ··-··WT Beach$500v~~~ome2607 with Siamese cat. arw. '° age, yard, lndry hkups, $1400 mo. Agt 549-4796 ~~ .. ~'!. -• I pool · .,_. Samantha. Vic F~. • IAIYll 11tlll new crpt. Naw paint in & . ~ ~ FID Want a __..ton of great 0 n Go If Co u rs a M/F non smkr Hunt Bet\ Jamboree & Bison. N.B Ablolula bargain • don't out $795/mo. 432·8670 Nwpt Crest 38r 21n8a BMutltul Garden Apts. llvlng? We can offer any· -2Br-2Ba-2 trplca-2 car t b vi 1 4b h ........., 75g. 7528 Reward , , mlsa this one! Prestigious Condo $1250. Tenn. gar. Patloa/dtlcks spa Heat thing from a small apt to encl gar-vaulted eelllngs-r 8 n r ae . .,.,...... nr _______ ....,,.......,.
3 bdrm, 2'h batn £xec E.astslde 28' tBe Twnhse. Pool. Jae 213-427-113& paid. No pate'. • a 4 bdrm nouae. II look-gate guarded communl-bch S350/mo+dep, Iv msg REWARD for LOST Ye(:
townhome w/securlty. Newly redone. Lndry 2Bdrm 28a $720 Ing In CM, NB. or HB ty-1 blk to Fashion Island 53e-e737 "'969--0825 LOW LAB. 11 m0$. btd
pool. spa + tennis. Try area. prvt patio S875 + P~IMJic ~p~~Br F~=· 2Bdrm 2-ABa + Den S925 think ol us first for that No pats. call 644--0509 lor M/F rmte to Shr 28r water-Laguna Nlguel. 49:f8-C70 I 10% down Of ..... FOf sec dep ~1-7900 patio s1100 494-;748 • 398 W. Wiison 631-5593 ctioloe of Ideal living. appointment. tront dpt• $395. Prat eves. 955-2500 dyS
'-----------------. • detaJla cMt 780-a702 EASTSIDE 3br 2ba condo. TSL MGMT 6-42-1603 DELUXE DUPLEX 3BR prof person 631-2053 ETS Cntral 1112 quiet. gar., frpl. patio. no v~~~=-·1:•~ ~~ me&BJIU Wemllde tBdrm. st<¥Ve. 1¥•b• 1/2 blk to Channel. N.B 2br 2ba M/F n smkr. SCRAM·l
IMJ lltatt 1-:=======;1 pats, rafs S960. 497-2149 exec c:Oupta S850JS900 · refrtg. lndry tac. $475 No Nr Lido cent8'. 500 38tn ctean, quiet. tennis. S392 s1 _r_er_lale ______ 1r • E'slda lovely Oldr 2 Br, tba rum. Agt Judy 848-7171 ~ pets 6-46-4382 St. $1250/mo. 6-44-7269 avl now 6-46-5'47 alt 5 ANSWER t
I l'TllY Na.. •••• --sep. din. rm, huge yd. 2 •--J 'ti~ Fiii WESTSIDE 2Br 1 ba. MW Eastbluff Twnhse A.pt 38r N/smkr shr lg lrvlne Utopia _ T~
... Ml/c..4• 1114,111 -••• -cat gar. Avl now. S 1000 ... IU 1 1 1,.....,.. G .. ~ crpt, drps, unfurn, $680. 2Ba. 2 car gar No pets Condo $350/mo Mike. D Index. unique ---------SlttllVI t __ .. t...,.. .,_____. 5 ... 3 ,. ... ,._ mo. 999-3434. 548~3155 C =' tt Zl71 mmacu ata -v-ar._, mo G••/Wtr pd S300 $950 11u o 8 5 .. F
Ceatral lllZ money. Seller says 'Mow S3 s.~'4fal'S:%530 Under $400 oft Nwprt Low rent htgtl vaJUe Sbr s ca Ped ground•. dep. 548-2562 LIDO VIEW DELUXE APT Spacious 2Br 28• Bayside Real estate ad IOf a ouse
"'llvacan ..... was .. """"""' _ _., ""'· ..... .-•!!I UI Apts. Beautltully land· · .... · · .-4·1 1 • ,.... 756-9442.Ev857-648t TIDE lsOUT ~
--------Ill' Spacious large bonul 1 · rm enchanting llttle plex prime area dbl gar $700 pool/spa, patlO/daek. No But. IHcla LEASE $1350/MO Dr Apt Pvt bch & poot. on the ooean: "Bl four
--------rbmat.hs3. MBedustr~~·q· u•~~·. ·~Fer Fast a.It w/appls blg-nuff decor 539-6191 Agt sml coat pats. 6-40-7006 N/smkr S525 760-1966 story beach house; five
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. """" """ p CHff H 3 bd 539-6191 Best sml cost tBdrm $595-$815 1BR tBA. upper unit, bale, stories when the TlDE Is Call now 548-2313 rime aven rm l11tla C111t ••tH 2Bdrm W.Ba $705-$710 gar. lndry rmt $540/mo. Nwpt Hghts 2Br 18a. pool, Yng n/smkr to shr Irvine OUT,"
home on 95 ft frontao-. Dau Pilat l 21M 2250 vanguard 540-9628 18551 Pro Circle garage. lndry $725/mo. apt. 2Br 2Ba S350/mo +
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overliZed lot near Cllff Ne: 28' 28a conao 1750 . -----Tll 9111T IU· 1111 16010 15th St. 650-8213 ~ utils. Kent, 673-8661 PtllHlll 3002
Drive. RemodNd. Pool & ~ dep 1 blk to bch Poot 2BR Condo nr SC Plaza 2Bdrm 1'/. 81 $715 Dys. 857-4680 Eves BE X HUNT HBR ISlXNO View. Only $305,000. Rae · l9 ,,..,, .,.,.;,9 • se9simo. Barbera/Llaa ,., 1 E 2 t • ,.~.2~,.• 1BR. quiet cozy. private. SPACIOUS APARTMENT Rodgera83l-1266 spa, tann .....rvv.> 631_1266 "" . st ..,_... ""'v 1,~ blk to bch. $550/mo 1 MILE FROM OCEAN IHtala WaatH 272' PRINCESS As a platonic
I •---L 2141 "'•2 2357 or romantic rmmte. See ut. -• ~ ~ l&llAIUI APTI Incl utlls. 842·6-415 '" • Ski ·81rdman of Nwpf Ad col 2724. Prince Ject<
PUPllLY..... TM .... htlten on~ HB dw. tea&· ·;~~I ;. 18'. frig.. range. Laundry. 2Br t'MJa TwnhM. ~Steps to bch. 2Br 2Ba seaks lrg rm. studio or (2-13.)431-3'4<1t
,...,.. 2ba gourmet kltchen )JMW pool. carport. No pets. car~ts, drapes, bit-Ina ctwnstrs. New crpt. lrlg & 1brapt NB/CM 673-1218 ., =_-~1 ----""""?""-
S575 kids others at ---• S550/mo, ancl gar., alee 099'* range. Both compl redec. '4~-11c1'al _, 'l!ftt Harbor View Homes ._..,_____ ..... C.Ut 539-6191 Best Alty cost A ...... ntl 931 W. 19th St. 548-0492 $750, quiet. 536--0921 Drive by t807 W. Balboa --..
bargain: Nlca 1traet. llttn llM ~ Blvd & call Betty l.L lalt/ltat Dtantin J!il large yard, brlght open Gorgeous3BR 2'n8AJ2BR __ 2 IUll IEW 2BR 2BA, gar. lncky. 4 751-8650 Mon-Fri 10-4. ____ .. _____ , HOUSECLEANElm"
leallng. 4 bdrm. 2'), ba,I t. 2'.A.BA + den on Lagoon. Ceatral ... ptax. Quiet street. 1 mile I i /Offi It need9 paint and papa<. 2Ba. l/p, lg pat $112,500. 2 cat gar. 'A ml 10 bch. .......~.nu to beach. No peta. $875. VERSAILLES CONDOS II'"' Ct •• Kirby malntenanCe
$259.000. L H 937-1891Of831-7958 Security pool tennis ~-u ,. Call Craig 631-1266 2Br 2Ba. All amentles & 2719 631-5272
l "-H l f l1f 1 S 1 ----I IP• s12001s13oo mo' ILTULmlY sec '980 Agt 631-4960 3000 & 1368 SQ FT. HOUSEKEEPER. relined ~tors,87~ '1 UlllSU IMI,• •atilt.... 11 __ 650-83-42 . 8~8:;n~~~~:~ = &PU191111 VIiia BalbOa -1BR +den. 1617 WESTCLIFF. NB lady wanted to I~ In,
________ ,,cnarm and potential --. . EV Piii 11--1-•144 Wooded and serene. one ~ ~ nn 2BA w/frplc. Comm pool 541-5032 Agt room. bOard & salary. --miiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil abound in this 3 BR 12x52 FLEETWOOD hOme nU1t • block to sand VOi.Jr own These attrac11ve new 79 +spa. Nr beaeh. 6«-~819 I
• home. Latge sunny patio wfth an 8JC32' EXPANDED *Ulf .. * private patio. ~very room Apts fMMa pool. IP&. BANBURY CROSS APTS 220 Nice Ln. 1 105. New. 4~j1~~. f~ t~t. ~~ Ttactltn .ratFI• leeds to cozy rooms, a LIVING ROOM. KING 2+2+CU1aloft Mtcto d/w bright and atagant Hka private patloa or dadls. 2 & 3Bdrm1 $&50 Up never bean occupied ... ""•~~~--~---"'""'~ 11..... country rffling. plna SIZED BEDROOM. A all bltlns S7s0 ,_ 551M • new, bultt-ln 9PPflMces gatage or C81'J)Ot1. In • 16761VlewptL.n942-6604 $1~/mo, 1st & lut glass. ground floor. uee to co-t n
Larga "W:=raam" cablneta In kltc:Mn. great latge kitchen & TllDm 111-lllO Including mlcfowave. beautifully landscaped IUWlll YILUIE req cl. PIMM call for of photo copy. 998-7920 lrvlne Pr..SC:hool tun
noma In 8 vwy peaceful ....... ' bath. Agt. 540-5937 t BdrmS115011250 11ttlng. Heat paid. awt. 918-380-9212 Attractive Offlcel In Air-time. 12 ECE unit~ req.
and tranqull nalgh-LAG. SCH 2 BR Mobile I 38r 2Ba. 2 car gar. No bets 2 Bdrm $1650 1 Bedrooms $575 port eraa. 400 to 2000 786-7494 or 78617997
borhood. 3 Bedroom. 2,~ Home. Low space tent. LM $1150 (818)888-6510 2 Bd Penthouae$2500 2 89drooms 1'/• Betti H95 Wll llT1 ~p.,. inu"ingl,,. 111w slf. From $1.05 Gross. eves & wtcnds .
bath with double garage 1&11 l&f IUITY close to beach $48,500. or (818)34e--0«0 Waterfr•lrf ... " ••• 121 lllTD mm Live wh8'e yoo have b two O!!dl 11nm "P'' Bier Coop 638-1820 Agt Pr1ln1 IHI/ '
and ready to be moved Large 4 bdrm. 3 bath ex-(714) 541-6797 days WOODBRIDGE 3BR 2 111· 1400 COSTA MESA •Spectacular apts CdM Cottage. Shr w/2 de-'aittl'Jt{H 5100
Into. a value packed com-ecutlve home. A~llles bath tam rm frplc (Corner Canter/Placentla) • 1 & 2Br. 1 & 2Ba suites signers. 2 entrances. ba, r-..,...,...,...,,....._ ... _ .... ..,
tonable garden home Include: Spa. lath houN, New Beeutlful dbl wide patios overha · nicely Sunset Beach Bayfront Open Deity 10am-6pm •Spacious townhousea kitch, on PCH. $350/mo MANAGER
you should see right now. refinished oek cabinets. Nwpt Ben Back Bay. Boat lndscpd $1i'75/mo 1 Bd rm w J j a c u z z I Ul· 1414 •Fireplaces Incl utllltles 720-1088
Call 6-46-7171 wet bar Professionally •llP poss. Assum loan 6-40-1327 I 720-6897 • $950/mo. 722-9730 Sorry, No Pets *Private balconies or landscaped. Asking price Low down. 681·2004 · 0 c COM Prime office space. Immediate opening for full
S239.000. Ctalttry Leta Laina ltacla 2141 lalltea 111111 W11m Garden patios • in 1st year's rent 565 sq/It SYiia. 3 lndlvld· time District Manag,er. C ti . laa.d 2IM 381E.18TH ST WIT llT1 ual offices. $1.25 sq/It •
Traditl'onal *llln ..U* UnfUrn 1BR 18X apt, no Unique 2BR 1BA. Faatur• •3 Lighted tenni. courts FURNISHED or NNN. Call Rog411's Realty Must enfoy working with
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ThltalEmten 631_7370 (6). Vista del Mar Section. TILEIDT Ill-IHI lal~ll Ptaa'aaila gar. pvt patlO. S745/mo. •Sorry, no pets FITIKSS $1 100 Incl utll. AJC. pkg. We offer an excellent ben-
Sell minimum of 2. $450 Manager 846-9794 •Furnishings avall CHTEIS, TEHIS , JenttOf. 2856 E Coast ellt program. paid va·
llPO 111111 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil ea. (619) 292-7636 '':'r::s::, ~Ph= S ~;~ 2111 Condo 2Br 2Ba nr SC Ptl.a. WHY NOT CALL SWl•IC. ,i.s Hwy 675-8900 Anytime cations a holidays. bQftus
--Ill 1111 I ..... YllW Inert Pn I 510 539-6191 Agl sml lee 1350 Nke m . U1iit Pool $895/mo. lnct heat & 111-1111 -I So N.8. office to share. room program and dent~I ln-
JUSTLISTEOt Nic:afy dee-1 from this beautlfulty main-*l&•m mT1I *. LUXURY In Laguna Beach. pd. No pets. 106 E. Bay watar. No pats 831-1478 -:: .,~~~· ~~8;,~:5l~~ area. ~~~·,-81~~~~~· -~~~811r.2..!:r.m .. ~0.1 talned duplex. Upper 3 ASPEN CREEK RESORT I Breathtaking 360 dg. Ave. Apar1ment 9· tBr 1Ba. l922 w~. WWlll YILUIE •• ._, 9 to& .
...,. Bdrm unit has beamed Chair 15 1t your beck ocean and mountain DELUXE 3Br 2Ba. frple, Gar. rafrlg. upstalf'a. No PRIME Office Spece In Appllcant must ~ In g~~=t~i:!,%:'~ Y~~ I oaillngs. custom decor & d00<. Profelllonally dee-I view The beach Is Just gar.. 110 pets. ·~ block pets $520 Agt 550-to 15 1~~!. H~~~': = ~OOd ~ s..c$550h. avail. Im-wperson 8at Dally Plloc'· 330
at just S 133.000 Submit wood noon Two bdrm orated. 51e9c>a 8-10. Cov-, across Iha street. 2 from bay. 559-711M WTl9I Freeway. north of Beactl .. -. .. taly. Imo. est ay St., osta
on terms lower un11 '"'income. a 2 ered pri(ng. 884.lna. spa, bedrooms • elegant • I L to McFadden, w.at on JAllH IULn MeM. Ca. Apply 9-11 car garage In terrific to-S150 per night. Dys throughout Lease lflltraat llC• D111t1,W... McFadden ApM1mtnh PllPlllllUlllT a.m.or2-4pm.{Clrcuta-
(7 1 ... ) 673 II()() cattonJus1atepsto Naw-241--0292.Ev851-8514 St450.Ph750-3328 2'11 2Br w/amall dan, aplt lvl. · ll ... /llMll• tlonDept.). ""' .... port's best beac:tles and l frplc, wood daek. atty-Spacious 3Br 2Ba. sec:ur· N.-wpor1 Buch So ,. • -------~
short btock to Shops ltag}1 Quaint 4Br 2Ba ocean 2 Br tba0uplex,cloaeto tight. Country Mttlng lty Condo Adults 55+. Jlll11l hlh '''"'' lllH' al/Dt t I 5115 Well priced It $295 000 . view. Avl 12115. $1200 bch. no pets. AvaJI 1211. S755 No pats. 180 E 2 tst. POOis. Clubhouse $950. Waterfront 0 f fl c es IC a I · It Ml ,._.... 6-43-2541 or 6-45-6412 $600. mo + $600. clap. 846-4282 or 845-9543 VIiia Rentals 875-7015 t di I,,,,,.,, alagaotly furn Share ILlll .
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1111M1 .., Inc IL Ii I 2152 ,._ • I •--U 22 E·slde 18'. warm & cory lllT ..... F..-r 8 N ata offices. 846-5055 Must have Medical .,.: ~ REALESTATE Gntral 2102 1 &llll IH ... reu 1 .... .,. w/IOtsotnatwood,baam QUIETRESORTLIVING Newport U<h 0 aatrcial Pre~rt' Oays8am-5pm,m~
Ir 131-1~-3 Bdrm 3 Bath. Near bch. *MUI... cells. ate. Super Cl4eell •Sparkling hMtad pool '\'\II ll\1111' A\• 1111• lleiclble d ble t NI -lllTAl. .. llAll Avall Nowt $1175/mo. tBrtBa+enct ar +frplc S495Nopeta990-2"2 •Courtyardvlewdlnlng 1,111111111 77 tlon 1 ~~.:end~r«I . ·-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~J.:=====-==:;;:;:::;;;;:-NOT Al.!;S!lAIGlENCY I Mthly Of yr.ly 760· 1108 All utlls pd. ~ust oonyi E·slda 2br studio, fed •VlgMtte BBQ areaa b 45-1104 1§50 sq. Fi. Home Health RMotiir --·* •-* 3Br 2'h8a Condo pvt yard. Only $525 Fff 7599 pa1io, gar. no pets. 2 •Twtlght dlna In court yrd xtnt Mesa Verde toe. Center, 526-6992 1 > 1
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Nr PCH tbr about $300 I pool $975/mo. 1st/last+ TELERENT 875-&M t JMM>Pla. $875. 6-42-0481 gaHbot Su Cle9ntt ztH 54~ 123 DENTAL Asat/Or1he ADA BungaJo atyta yrly S425 sec d.,.. 213/514 3905 •Spacious Apertmanta Blk .. waves 2bdrm $595 · .... • Bechalor-1 Bdrm. utl19 pd. E/SIOE dlx twnhouea/yrd. •Your own pvt patio 2 B&m 1 611. ,,.._ p;;;t, * Offlca/Shop/Storaga• R9Q. or1ho exp. pr.r;,4,<d y
Reduce to rant 3br $&95 1 i rt It L lllt Patio, share pool $&50 2br 1 'Aba. S725/mo. •Gourmet kltc:Mn crpt & drpa, no pets, avall 284 eq " & up,, .... C.M. Mon thru Thr NB 84~-~ 6 1'11tes araa 1>81• 5 rm $775 "J! IC• VIiia Rentals 875-7016 2649 Or.no-842-2520 •New dove tan c:rpt now. MIO(). mo + MOO. C-2 Mica erea 548·7249 lllTll'I ....
Renvown 3br tux hm seoo FXIULoOs Wet.,#ront Ulll I llZY E'tlda iuxury 1n p1ne tor-•Lrg W91k-tn c1oaets clap. 492-8496 240-9262 h Ha 1 p 11 ,11 ~1 Back ottt~ dut!A.., f , 539~ 191 Best Rlty C09t Decorator FURN. Cotido. 28' 28&. frplc gerege d/W •t. Lg 1 BR w/gw11ge. •Gatad cowrad prkng BLOCK TO BEACH 28t 27H Chlroprectlc ofcl II
100 s UNADVERTISED $1595/mo. 97).()8H MOO/mo vrtY Faa JH3 dllhwaahar, frig, gee & w/atOfllge 1._.. ba, new crpta. lndry. • ..... ._. train. s.i.ry °'*"· •
48R OCEANFRONT. Nwpt 1BR ooeanfront houM. 1 TILDllT ·~ watar pd. OU/mo, ALL UTILITIES INCLUDED yard. kid OK. H25 _,.--•* Masa. Wkclya !'i.A.ll.ol1719
Sch 111 June st 475/mo patio, yard, gatage. Yrly. I adUltl. no pate 84&-0864 492-8979 Of 974-7225 WMtslda Coate Mn&. gd
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I . $850/875 IBtG CANYON golf couraa 1 Bedroom $500. Of • P8f Fumlahed & Unlurnl 18A, gar, lndry. No pats Down. 10% noc evl. MU1ly Days 8am-5pm IOf: sfa -vu. 2br 2ba condo $1400 Unlum. No peta. $485 pats 990-2"2 Vlalt our modal Dally M . MOO/mo. 493--2710 spendable. M<imt avail. lng-derleal dut~ )(I t ~AIMS UALn Seti ~141. 876-5739 849-2440 FURN.Studio, pattta1kl1. 1 S«ry. no pets. tl ~IM 84s.-e648 Lv Mag salary & t>enMl1s. H
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Cnlld/Pat Ok , Ban. No pets 831·9427 C.M. 0-'llM F pr.t 845-2357 18211 Parttltda L.n, HB. Fenta.tle OOMn won lg 9 Unit Apt. Bldg. under
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wloellwl u pllont St00 .. 1.Mff W. ""'*'It IOout'to btl H. Timotr.y Howttd, 192 I To all helr1I. ~. P«•llon u Trut-. Ot Suo-U.C.C. IMMlrl Ofenot County. c.llfOfnla. f0tnla fOtf\lr~tllpW!t, att• STOn TOM l Sil· -------1 in.oe on pereolMI PfOC*1Y llard Pl Cotti ~ CA :radllOtl Ind contlnotnl c ••• 0 r Tr u.'.. 0 r a4 ... NP Pnon. (714) OM-'312 labor ~. materialt. TAU " lllnroot, ICll'll co.-d. vw '71 lklg. '*' rnotOf, ,..,..,,.,,., ~!bed tHH . I • Creditor•. and'*'°"' wtlC> Subtllh.11.0 Tr~•·· of lhll NOTICE IS HEREBY llO~OUN!· 2'00 p M IOOla ~· ~ VER. EllfEN I. SILV£• ~&~~; Of uaum• ~ l Int KW'ltl $2&50 Then.,,... end ~1· Thi• bUaiRUI It con· "'~be othetwlae lnt..et.O cer1alll DMd of TNll ... GIVEN to ,,. (;t9dilora ot rues . D!CIMHA 10: 1reneC>oria1lon. utllltltt and BENEFICIARY ~Ac:;:g
-<Nr-41$1 4M-2$S2 Of 4181•15t7 ~ of IN Intended O\leMcl by e COfPottllOtl 1n the wlll tnd/OI •tttt Of• ICut~ by NARAYAN K. Mlchael J Lunl, Sodel S.. 1N5 all ottw lttma ttlcl td1lel ,EOEAAL SAVI
-... ~E~ACtOE'S..,..._~ '85 500$El. VW ,85 C.briol9t red/bill lttnt*ora 119. ~ 0.-H Timothy Howard C f LEST IN E WHIT ! ATHANll<AR AND USHA N cur"y No . Trant .... OI and PL.ACE OF 810 RECEIPT nt CtHary lhtrtlor. II LOAN ASSopt.,!T~ff.41
tllll rt ~ · • W1 ~ty & COrnmunb-1 T'llia tta1tmenl wu tt*t HARVEY IATHANIKAR, llutband and LlelnMt. wtloM ~ Olatrlc1 AdmlnlltratMI Of. ptOl/ICMd In tile oontrael recorded...,. .. · • PM • 9~ Int, 51< ml s 12.000. Oy tlon9, 300 8 ~ • .wltll t Count Clttll Of Of· A pelltlOn ,,.. b9l('I nltd ....... IOlnt tentnll •lo an addr-11 1aao Monro..ta, In llOM et tllt ~ tddr... docwmenta. for ContlNC• lntlr No. 94-1450 I I of ()f. ~~ 1;entre Wiiia, 819-7100 Ev 8374243 ~.tto. OA. 'ange ~ty !, ~ber l)y MARY H. MOUM8LOW In 11ndMd.O 113 lntM .. t. '. Ille City of Cotti Mtu. PROJECT IOENTIFI-!Ion of Safety lmpfo..nttllt llcMll Recotda In tllt ofbOI
__ ... ...... ~ vWC4''1¥91'1 Super a..tte The loc.ttlon "'Ctllfor!M 1. tNO Ille $uperlOI Court 01 Or· land record.ct o.o.mw 3. County Of Otenge. Slat• ol 1CATION NAME ,..IR DAM· II Alton Park tooeth« with IM Atcotdet ol or... eo· ': ~ ~~· 1 78 beet cond 1"roug11i of the Chltll ·-~ .... Office I . ~ ange County reQl*llno lhll IHO .. lntlNmtnl No. Callloml• 92821. that I bulk AGE REPAIR (BUILDING V) I appurlenanctt their.to, In COunf)': I Ntt cs. c=-MQil '-"'" $43ooi bo &e 1 8733 Of prlnc;lpw ~ ontce 1 PublilMd Ofange Cout I MARY H MOUM8LOW bl 5344, In Book-·. P.-·-1ranafer I• tl>Out to .,. Made IA T COIT A MUA HIGH etrlct eccordenoe with Ille Mid de9d 0 t
ty ..... Mii. "'1 P~ o ' • of tllt lnttnd.o llMIW0t It: tOally Piiot Novtmbtf 12. tt. ~pointed U ,P«tonal ,__ ,, of Olllcltl ~da Of Of· to Robtrl R. Ftttll. SOClel SCHOOL, 2e&O Fairview tptelflc:9tlonl on Iii. at the tGrlblt ltwt IOllOWIT ~,....... 1 ..,_,850 a , .._ 1• 1111111ume. 126 and0eotmbtt3 11185 ,_,(allvttoadmlnltl.,ll'lt angeCOunty.Clalll0tnla,and S.CurltyNo .. TraneltrMand Rold Cotta M .. t26211 of'ftoeottne.Pif'9Ct0fo1Pub· LOI 60 of reel "'"'• n
MUST ANO •11 MACH l Al -ant~ • I All olller butlnet1 AtlMI ' ' T-1124 •tale of tflil deoldenl. WIUlfll to lhat ~aln No· lntend9d Tren1Ml'r•. wi'lote IOra,,0. County. Cafft(l(nla ' lie WMlle ICIP H0·42) Ille City of IMnt. ~r.:; map
BVICK '77 Ettat• Wgn :I and acldr ..... 1.-d by tn. Tilt petition requHtl 111oe of Ottaull lhtrtund9r bullnttM ~,... II 18312 PLACE Pl.ANS ARE ON . DATE Of OPENINO BIDS: rtc:Ol'dtd In l>OOll.. ·Nott
A/T. "gfPSJPIB. arn/tm I elec:. rlgg9d IOt towino I lnten~ trantltfOI wt1111n Ml.IC NOTICE I 1utllorlly to ldrnlnlaltf lllt record.ct Augult UI, lt85 u Cumbtttend, In the City of I "L!' Doeurnenlt .,. on na. 81<11 will b9 r~ el thl 8-1 t lnclu•lotl of ' ~·
c:eaa. '"' ntr ~ 1950 OlJO 8.48-8102 thr• yeart IM1 YM"f IM1 I""" undet 1"'9 lndlC>tn· 11n11rutntt11 No. 8a-00557t. Ora+. CCM.mty ol Ofange, and may bt eumlnecl at olftc. of Int City C.. of tl'lt c.itaneoua M9')9, In ,._ •
paint. Freanty r9doM en-' patt IO far u known to 1he fllCTlnOUI ..,_11 jdenl Admlnl1tratlon ol e.a.11n Boot!·--. P~. ot Stale of Cllllornll t2667 jDlttrlGt Adm1nte1ratlvt Of· Cl1Y of lrvfnl loeltad •I floe of tile COunty Aeelordtr
glne Flewl••• 13500 BUICK ·n Regal. n-.11n1ended tranaf9fM are· NAm ITAft•NT tatu Act Olllclll l\ec0fd1 ot H id The loeltlon In Ctllforrila lklM allhe AboYe Aeldr... 17200 Jambor.. Ro ad. ol Mid county.
ot>o Greg 720-9091 1 lendau top, V-8. pit. 111 I Federal Alarm, 300 S The loflowlnO. "9raon• .,.. A hNrtno on tllt petition lc ounty. wlll under and ol the chief uecutlw ollloe land the Offic.t or lllt Ir vine. California, t2713, YOU ARf ~~~UL~
• II pl b, Ult. cruise, PF Syeamore. Rlllto. CA. doing ~ N ' 8tnetn wlll be held on DECEMBER lourtuanl lo Mid DMd of or prlnclpel bueineee offlcl Arc:hlltct at 1ne Below Ad· untll 10:00 a.m on D.c 18, UNDER A OEc;u ~Mllll I S teoo 080 554-826S The name(•) and butlntlt ,~ 187 Huclton 4. 1985 at 9.30 AM In Dtc>t rruet NII at publtc auction of the Intended 1raneter0t 11 d,.... 1te& at wNcti time and DA TEO 4/3/141C U0 l!Tl08
LUii l llll 1 acldr-of the lnleno.d AY9 Cotta M.,. CA 92e28 No 3 al 700 CMe Ctnttf tor cUh. llwful mon.y ollhe tame. OBTAIN OOCUMENTS p!IOI tllcla wlll bl publicly YOU TAKE A Tl
BUICK 78 C9nlury V8 St lran91'1111(t) .,... Ttl An S., u·ien... l ~ 787 D<lve W•1, Santa Ana, CA Untied Statee ot AtntflCI. a • AH olller bullnet neme. FROM The ottk: .. of IM op an e d In CO u n c 11 PROTECT YOUR ~OP· ILISIHIU mu I Wgn Only 581< ml, gt"Hll 239 w 00119, Butbenit. CA Hudaon Avt Cotta Meu 92702 ca1111tr'• cllecll peyable to 'and add ...... 11Md by the Arctllt~ only cna.mt>«• Bid• ltlllll be ERTY. IT MAY BE SOl.0 AT ... l1H 11ft running cat, 1 owner 191502 jOA t2'2e ' 'I IF YOU OBJECT to the aald TruatM drawn on a Intended 1ran1fer0t within CARMICH AEL-KEMP. tubmlllad In nlltd A PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU
Good I I ·ea white, A/C, $1990. dyf l That the property pertl· Ttllt tx11lna11 It con-granting of tllt petition, you 1ta1a Of national bank .• lhrM yeara 1111 pdl IO,., ARCHITECTS, 2870 Lot envelopae marked on the NEED J.N EXPLANATION
Ofdtrn=' 0;..,..~ . e 4 41 . 160 1 • e" I wk n d nent hll'llO Is delctlb.ct In lductld by In lndlvldual I Should tither appear ., the ••••• (I( federal credit union, u known lo the Intended. Faltz Plaoe, lo• Angele•. CA outlide. "Bldt IOI Alt~ Park OF THE NATURE 8fi T~~ A low • ....,,. ·• ncy s &441-8699 general u : AxturM, equip. Mk:hMI Benetll hearing and etatt your ot>-1or a atata or ledwal tavlng1 traniter• are: none. 90039 Pilon•· !213) Salaty 1mp1ovemenll PROCEEDING A AIN0 a as .,.,., t-tax P9' rnent and goodwill and la I Thlt etatemanl w .. lllad jec:tlonf Of flll Wfl1tan obj«;-and loan aaeoclatlon cloml· The property It deac1lbed 668-1285 L OCA Tl 0 N 0 f THE YOU •• YOU SHOULD C N·
mo, OAC. NABCDS local~ ai. 250 E. 17th wllll ll'lt County Clerk of Or· lion• Wlth the c;ourt bafora 1clled In 11111 1tat1, •I the In 09'*•1 u : All •lock In OEPOSIT· $75 oo / s.1 WORK: Tiit wO<tl to bl Pit• TACT A LAWYER. AU.·l&Ylll Wll L.f\ 1 StrMI, Sulla 1, Cotta M .... enga County on November the llear1ng. Your appear-main entrance lo First trada. nxturn, aqulpmeru NOTICE IS · MliREBY formed hereunder 11 loolttcll ,3821 Sego SI., Irvine, CA 114/ U2-1ff l I CADILLAC I CA 16. 1985 tno• may be ln.peuon or by Ame<k:an Tiiie l!'turance and good will ol a cenaln GIVEN Iha I the named In the Clly of Irvin.. COunly "(It a 11reet tddr ... or .• Tiit BullnMt name uMd '11ttrn your 1t10tney Company IOcafed '' I t4 BEER BAA bullneM knOwn SohOol Olatr1G1 01 Oranvt of Ofanoe 11 Cul.,., Orlve common d11l9n1t1on or r.:=======::11 by Mid lranateror1 at Mid l>ubllshed Orenge cc.ti IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR Eaet Fifth Street, In lhe c.11y at FLAME ROOM, and County California acting by and Alton Pettiway. prQp«ty II ahOWn AbOW, no
LARGEST SELECTION IOcatlon It: Cotta ~ Pro-Oally Pilot Novtmblf 12 19 or a contingent creditor ot of Santi Ana, c.tllornla. Ill located at 1880 Monrovia In and 111;ovgh Ill GOYll'nlng OESCRIPTION OF WORK w•rranty 11 9IWl'I U to lt1
C'H··c·u Ol lettmodel,lowmlleage lltalonal.AnewerlngServlct j26 and December 3 19M . the decMMd, you mutt lill ,lhet right, 11111 and ln1ar•111he City of Cotta MeM. Board herelnattar rtftrrad The WOftl 10.,. parlOfmed complltanMa °' CQl'rtet·
•' oft Cldlll.c:s In Orange That .. Id butll tr-'-11 · ' T-931 your claim with the court or ,con~ 10 and now held County of Orange. State ot 10 u 'the "DISTRICT," w111 111.n lnc:Mle but not bl llm· n111)." Thi btneflclery WEii/JO N County! See ut today! Intended to bt contum-f 1 pra9at'll tt to the !*tonal by It under said Died ol Callt0tnla. and tran1ter the rtcet111 at tl'lt stated to-lted 10 Conttructlon ol Con· un<lenald Died ot T ru.t, by
140 11•0 mated al Iha olllce ot: Ptll.IC NOTICE I r~talMI appointed by Trull In the property sllu· lollowlng alOoflolk: t>everaot cation up 10 bul not latar er«• Footl~ will\ Relnl0tc:-reason of a brMCll Of deleutt '°"SCHE -I ShHrton/ American Ex·. lhe courl wflllln four month• •led In .. kl Counly and lklenN (or llc:ente•); ON ltlan ,;.. tbOYl-llltad time. Ing,, .... 8' Olarneter SIMI In the ~Iona MCUred
AUDI 2600 Hatbof Btvcl. Pf"' e.crow. 1201 E Hlgll-j FICTITIOUS llUIMll )''om the cl•I• of llr•I 1t-ls111a clelcribed a.a: SALE BEER & WINE, -led bldl '°'the award of Pipe Frame. Alfcratt Cable thereby. heretofore ...
CHfVROL£T COSTA MESA !land Avenue. Suitt B, San I NAm STAT'USNT tuance of letter• u provided Lot 7 of Trac1 No 9372. u Numbtt 42· 173e87. now 1 Contract for Ille abOYI-and Safely Nllllng tcuted and delivered to 1he
Hlah .. t QIH!tlly · I Bernardino, Cellfornla The lottowlng l*'IOna are , In S1c11on 700 ol 111e l111own on a Map rec»rded In IUed to premlMI located at named Projec:t. COMPLETION OF WOAK. undertlgnecl • written O.C..
s.1 .. ,. Snvlc• WI llT &L111111 92404. on or alter Oecember doing bullneq u; Larry Probal• Code or Callf0tnta Book 4 10. paget 1 to 3 In-1880 Monrovia. Cotta Mesa Bide will be rac.IYld In Ille All work 11 to be c;omplttad laratlon of Dtlautt and 0.-
USEO CARS 1 TRUCKS 18, 1985. l Ta119her llluetratlon, 314 1 The time tor llllng ctalma will olu11v1. Ml1cellan1ou1 tor the preml ... localed at place Identified above, and within 9 conMCullvt working mend tor Sall. and wrlt1tn CHICK CO Thi• bulk tran1ler 11 sub· 35th St .. Newpon Beach, CA not expire prior 10 four Mal)t. Rac:ord1 ot Orange 1880 Monrovia, In tile City of shall bl opened and publlcly day• flom Ille dtte apeclfled notice of braaoll and of -.C· lv.'rJlG~N ME IN OR CALL FOR Ject to Callfornla Uniform 92683 month• trom the date ot the County. Callfornla Colle M .... County of Or· read a!O\ld at Ille it>ove-in the Notice lo Procead. tlOll to caute Iha un~-
.-. '7V flEI lHllll&i. Commercial Coda S.Ctlon! Lawrenc;1 M Taugh•r.1 hel1lng notic. al>Ovt. EXCEPTING THERE· enga. State of California. etttad time and ptace AW.ARO Of CONTRACT afgned lo NII Mid prol)9fty
DellLLO 0106. 314 35111 St .. Newport! YOU MAY EXAMINE Ille FROM all Oii, gu, mtntralt, fhat Iha amount of OEPOSIT· Slated deposit The Owner r ... rv11 the to Slllaly Mid obllgatlOftt, '4!1 E. Co .. 1 Hwy
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673-0900
~ Tiie name and tddr .. of Baactl, Ca 92883 1111 kept by the court. II you and ottltr hydrocarbon purellue price or conlkler-will be required to guatantte rlgM. •"er opening bid•. to and lllefeattw tile under·
18211 BEACH B 0 I ttla person with whom This bus1na11 le con-are a per eon lnterMI~ In tubstanott tying below a etlon In conoectlOll with Mid lhe return In good condition reject any or all bide. 10 llgntd cauNc:l laicl notlele ol
LV · Clalm1 may bl flied 11 dueled l)y an lndlvidual I 'he •tall, you may wve deptll of 500 IMt from the transter of Mid llCIOM (or ot draw1iig1 and eoeclll· waive any Informality In a breach and of tlectlOtl 10 bt
HUNTINGTON BEACH SllHrtOn/Amarlcan Ex· Lawr~ M Ttughtr upon the axtcutOf Of admln-turlaoa of said land, bul llcenlH) and laid bulinMI. catlonl within FIVE 15) daye t>ld, to make awarde In Ille recOfded Augutt 1, 1985 u Ml-tllls Ml-JJl1 r.;-Eactow, 1201 E Hlgl1· Thlt 11atemant w• flied '111rat0f. or upon the •I· w1111ou1 the right of entry 1nclvcllno tile n11mated In· tftllf th• bid open1ne dell lnte<nt ot the Owner and to lnttr No 8S-285305 of Of.
PORSCHE '79 928. 5 spd, I CHEVY ·es Corvet • n d Av• nu•. S • n wltll the County Cltnl ot Or-1 tOfney tor tile ••1CUl0t 0t upon any portlOll ot the tur-vtntory. la the sum of Each bid mutt conform retect all otllef bide tlclal Record• In Ille offlcl or
tMtallfc black, polished •'lie / te gr•6Y Bernardino. CA 92404 and anoe County on Novtmblr aom1n11trat0t, and n11 with race aboYe • depth ot 500 $48,375 oo, wllldl conststt and be rnponel11t to lhe PROPOSAL GUARANTEE the Recorder or Oranoe alloye, lull pwr, tOOks m41t.. w gray 1111r, Ille 1U1 day for tlltng ctatm1 7. 1985 the court with proof of --lllt to talc•. mat1111. mine. of the following: Contract Documents ANO BONDS Each bid llhall County; new, $1S,500. 865-5822 I wey PoWer SHI, auto, by any or.Oltor lhlll be 0.. F2t1904 Vice. a written requeet etat· explore 0t drift IOf same. u CMhcMc:ll deposited Into SUBCONT RAC r o RS be 1ccompanlad by a SakhaleWlll bl made. but
1 Boae aye, glus top, 5600 c.emblr 17, 1885, wflk:f'I la Publlllled Orange Cout Ing tllat you Mair• apeciel r~ In Died• from Vir· 1tc:1ow In the amount or UST Each bidder ahall aub· Olfllfied or c&llller'• check without c;ovenant or war· PORSCHE '80 911SC xtnt ml $23,480. 53&-8931 the butlneu d~ bllOft the Oatty Piiot November 12, 19, notice ol tM tlllng ot an In· glnla Flippen I( Indal r•· s 1,000.00; Cllaekt Demand mlt, 'on the IOtm lurnllhed or by a corPO{~ta euraty 11nty. 1xpr1N 0t lmpll9d, ,._
53K ml. loaded wllt/brn WE BUY CLEAN contummatlon dltt IPICI-26. and December 3. 1985 Ylnlory and app<alttmtnl of corded November 10, 1970 Note for Aaaumptlona of wll11 Ille Contract Oocu· bond on Ille form turnllhed g11dlng lltll poMIUlon, Of
lnl. S21,500 Obo 779-8266 • fled •bovt. T-9281 tst•t• auet1 °'of the pell-In Book I 1961, page 1920, Lien• In Illa amount of manl• i llat of Ille propoMd by tlle Owner u guarantee oflC!'l.mbrllll04IS, lo P"'J Ille
PORSCHE .83 911sc DO~~~T~1i~':>~RT ~!.'~ ~o:-10, 1!.:, c 1lon1 or account• mentioned both of Olllcial Reo0td1 134,375.00; Promluory tubcOOtraclore on Ihle Pro-thll bidder will. II an award remalnlng prlnclpal 111m of C 1 1 • tOOfpot' • Ml.JC NOTICE In Section 1200 and 1200.5 Of Th• straet acldrtst or nott 10 bl cancailed al Ille jeet as required by the la made 10 him In ac-Ille note(•> tec:urld by ... d ,:,4;: /,p~~;u,';'e,.!,°,am CARS, TRUCKS & VANS. l y: ,,.,. I.,...._, .k~ l thec.llfornlaProbattCoda. other common dealgnauon clOM or eterow In fa110t SublettlngandSubcontract-cordanoe wl1h the term• or deed of Trutt, With lnttftal
amp/spkr. Cllttord •la.rm. ,.,_ FICTITIOUI IUIMSS "° 911w, 121U Wiit "-· purported to bl: 13 Aber· 11 1.000 00 Govt Code section 4100 et Workmen'• Compen1a1lon vancet. II any, under the
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~nldl ''• lntefM9act Tr-K 21"4 ....., H. MoumWow, In of uld property: 11 buyer In Ille amount of lngtl Fair Prac1loes Ac1, 111• bid, promptly tec:ura u In Mid note provided, ltd·
etc $2S.500. 673-7567 I Publlahed Oftnge Cout NA-. STATEMeNT ..... AN. CA tr7'11 dttn. trvlna, CA 92714 That It hu bMl'I agl'Md 1eq 1nwranoe and llablHty In-tarm1 of Mid DMd of lf\19t.
ROLLS ROYCE ,75 OeUy Pilot November 20, The following per1on1 .,, I Publlahed Ortnge Cout Said Mle will bl made ~ Nld Ileen-and Bio SECURITY Eacll bid· auranoe. execute a contract 1-. Chargea. and expen ...
COR c CO 1985 doing bvtlneel u · OFF· 'Dally PllOt Novemb« 1t, 20, without COY111anl OI war-tntlnded tran1f9'M u r• def mut1 IUl>r'nlt w1111 111a bid In Ille required torm and of the TNltte and of tllt NI HE UPE. exit C05ta Mtu ~o.riJ:io 1 , T -94S SHORE, 1011 8"1oto, Sulta 126, 198S 1anty, e!!pr ... or lmplltd, U quired by Sec. 24074 ol Ille 1 certified Of callhltr'• Chick t11rnlt11 aatillactory bonds trusts created by said Deed ~~70~~1;,~~~~;::r 102, Cotta Mesa. CallfOfnla TW·189 to 11111. poe-slon, or an-Bull,_ end Profeealona payable to Ille DISTRICT or IOt Iha lalltlful pertormanoe of Trull.
TOY ·es Camry. 4 drv. dlx WIW&ITYMI Ml.IC NOTICE 192~~ard L. Hun1, 1 Sand· :%ai:anc: ::~ ::: ~~·~~~~';:,c:'== ~~~1~ ~~~i~~ ~~~c;o";~ .. =' ~':' ~':,w!,~~.w~':!' ft.
sdn 9650 m1, a/c, auto I ~~s~J. FICTITIOUS IV..... lnower. N-P<>ft Beach, CA I Mt.IC NOTICE nott 0t notn MCUted by nea and 1ran1fer of Mid menta In an amount nor Illa 1er111man and laborer• 1985, at 1·30 pm In tn. CIC. PS. champ t>eloe N~ STATl•NT 92663 j said Died of Trull. to wit: llcenN It to be paid only 111an TEN PERCENT pQ"I,) of tller.unde<. Said chtck or lobby l>Yllc:tlng loca*I at
mellc s1l,750.535.5941 Tiie tottowlng peraona are Robert L Hunt. 440 STATl•NT CW S35.t82.30. Ptu• the follow· aft., said tran1ler nu bMtl tlle maximum amount of the bidder's bond lllall be In an 801 South Lawta Slrttt. Ot·
doln butlnen u · 0 'Holmwood, Newport Baacll, UANDOtW•NT CW Ing nllmated coet1, tx· approved by Iha Dtparl· bid as a guarantM tha1 Iha arnounl of not IM• than tan anga, Callfornta 92668 TOYOTA CORONA '74 Mara~all t30 W l&th SI. CA821163 UH CWFICTITIOUS Paflt11and advancee at Ille ment Of AlcOllollc Beverage bidder wlll enter Into tlle (IO)percentoflheamovntof At Ille time ol the lnltlal
Runs good, smog ok, Cotta MMa. CA 92627 ·· Thi• bualneu It con· IU ... 11 NAl9 llme ol the lnltlal publlcallon Control. propotlcl Contract II tile ,,,. bid. The Falthlul Par-publlclllon ol this notic..
$700/obO. Call 662-2391 Bora COfp A Calllornle 1ducted by: • general part-The tollowlng person• ~I this 5 Nollce ol Sala· That a Mlt. lraotler and aame 11awarded10 lllm. In manoe Bond llhllll bl no1 the total amount of tl'e un·
Cor allon ·223 2111 St ne<shlp lllV9 abandoned the utt ot .1,038.3 1111Qnment of Ille tfOfeaald the event ol lallure to anlef !eta than one hundrltd (100) paid batance of 1114f OOH·
VAN.AGON GL '84 Am/Im N~ eeecll CA 92663" Rld'l81d L Hunt 1'111 Flclltloua Bu1ln111 •R.R. RAMESHBABU, a ttoclt In trade, llxtures, Into Nici Contract, .. Id ... percent of the total amount gallon aec;ured by theabovt
cass. Lo ml Extras. , . Ttlls buelneii 1, con-Tiiis 1tatement wH llled ~am a SOUTH PEAK married man IS to an un-equipment and good wtll of curlly llh•" be forfeit of tl'le bid pric. named In lhe deecrlbecl cleed of tnat and
S 10.000 S418-4701 all 6 FORD 68 Mua1ang $500 ducted by a COfpofatlon wl111 the County Cieri! of Of. HOMES. A CaHf. joint vtn· dlVlded 113 lnttrMI ANO S nld buslneM wlH bl con· DISTRICT reMrvtt lhe c;ontract Tiie Lal>Of and Ma-estlmeted '°811. al(pet\Mt.
Gel cond 548-4571 msg Mk:f'IMI Sim Prtaidenl ange Coun1y on November lure, 1S40 Soult! Coatt V SATYANARAYAN RAO tummaled, and l"8 con-riglll 10 reject any or all bids terlm Bond lhtll b9 no1 IMI 1 n d ad va nc e 1 I 1
"WE Will NOT
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FOfd LTD '7 l Sl Wagon. Thlt atat.am8nl wu filed 118, 11185 'Highway. Suite 202, Laguna ANO NAGA'MANI S RAO, lldatallon thtrlf0t together or to waive any lrregutatlllta tllan one llundrad (100) ptr· S13e,282 88
Xlnt tfr" n-brakes lw1111 the County Clerk of 0,. Fa251t Beach. California 92051 llulband •NI Wife u ioint with the conllcleratlon lor or lnlormaJllles In any bid• or otnt of tllt total amount of It la poealble 111a1 at tile ' ' I Coun on N ber Publl9hed Ortnge Cotsl The Fictlllou• Buelneu tenant• u 10 an undlv;otO Ille lranaler and aaelgnmenl 1n 11w1 bidding the bid pric. named In lhe time of aale tllt opening bid 2:7s~~ 0~;~~~ •no.1:i;85 1Y ovem 1oa11y Piiot November 20. 0.. Name 1eterred to above wu 1/3 lnlllflllt, u tenan11 In ol Ille alOfatald lkleMe (Of WAGE RATES. contract. Only bond11Mued may be leU than the total
· · F2tl4"1 cember 3, 10. 17, 1985 !tiled In Orange Counly on common. 11cen ... 1 le to be Paid on 0t t Pureua nl to the by companlel wtilch are lndebt.Oneu due.
LINCOLN ·n Versalltes. Published Orange Cout T .940 1January 25. 1'184 F238827 .... ~::;.,( c::..... •fl• the 20111 day ot Oecem· Pf'Ovlelont of 5ectlon 1773 t•led "A" or "A• .. In the II available. the lll.l)eC1ed
1 own Pwrllthr. $2099.99 Dally Pltol November 12, 19, I Sovtn Peak Anoclat•. a ber, 1985, al the aecr011r de-of the Labo1 Code or tlle "Bett Rating Gulde" will bl opening bid may .,. ot>-
Jlm 760-1639. 1173-4400 26, end Oecembe< 3 1985 I CA general partntrthlp, 1 uJoO~R ARE IN DEF.AULT pertment of Opportunity State ol Caltlornla, tile OIS· accepted Fallu1t to tubmlt rained by can. 1no the follow· T.917 Ml.IC NOTICE t540 South Cout Hlgl1w1y. I A OEEO OF TRUST, E.lcrow. at 734 N. Tustin, In TRICT h11 obtained from acceotable bond• wlll be 1ng lailphona numbtn on
-------------ISulle 202. L-ouna beach. OATEO NOVEMBER 20. the City ot Orange. County the Olrecior of Ille Dtc>•n· cautt for reiectlon ot bid. lhedaybefOfltMl&le:(714)
'---------K 211aa I CA 92651 1980 UNLESS YOU TAKE of Orange, Stale of Call· ment of lnduslrlal Relallont PREVAILING RATES OF 385-<4837 or (213) 827--48e5. Ml.JC NOTIC£ I FlCTITIOUI .,..... I South PHk Property ACTION TO PROTECT lornla. Pfovlded that Ille 0.. fhe ganer11 prevailing reta ot WAGES In accordance with Oattd: November 11. NMmaTATDmNT Company, 1 CA joint ven-YOUR PROPERTY. IT MAY G:!rmant ol Alcotiollc ptrdlemwagtatndlhegan· tlle provtllont ol Secllon t985 FICTfTIOUtl ..,._.. Tiie lollowlng peraon1 are lure. 6390 GrMnWICll OrlYe, BE SOLD AT A PUBLIC aot Control Ii. llf>-aral prevalllng rate l0t hot· 1773 of tile Callfornla Labor TAC 11'7'
..... 9TATllmNT dolno bullneaa .. CON00.1&1111 100. San 0fe90, CA SALE. IF YOU NEED AN EX· prOYld Mid tranater II Mid iday and 0Ylr11tnt "°"· In Coda. lhe generw pr.-.,alllng MM YlSTA f!IMANCIAl Tiit folowlng ~.,. HOLTOAYS. 3303 Harbor 92122 PLAN.AT IO N OF THE Ncente. llltlocalltylnwlllch lhe wonc ratM of per diem wagee and INC.,. Mid, ........ 9J: T.
doing butlnell aa: Cannery BIVd .. Suite 1(8, eo.ta Meaa. Thi• bull,_ -con-NA T u R E 0 F T H E Dated No-ttmber 4. 1985 Is lo bt Pt'10lm90, lor MGll holldly and ovtrllme WOf'k In D. URV1CE COWANY,
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Palnti. 415 31lll SI .. ~ CA 82828 •dueled by 1 an unln· PROCEEDING AGAINST ..._, .I. Lual. T,_ craft Of type. of wortler the lOcallty In wtllett lllt WOf'k .. anl, ar: landra M .
..,lllWoot;.w port. 8Mch CA 92283 OSKR XVI L TO (DEL corporattd auoclatlon YOU. YOU SHOULD CON-..._ -4 Un-needed to execu11 tllt Con· II 10 bl Ptrla<mld haa.,..,, Atw... ~· lee·
MERC '72 C ., m 1 Laverit Erriett Pollquln OOM) . Olllef tllan a partnerlhlp TACT A LAWYER. ....,.. '· 'trrta. Tr-lrac1 Thttl rat• are on flte obtained from Ille Dlr1Gt0t retaty, I01 IMttl l.Mlftl at..
anr1 tllt p11°':1b' airegoci 1331 w Bay AYI .. Newport Tlllt bue1na11 It con-Ttllt statement WU tiled 19085ATEO· November 20, .... Md lftteftdld T,.... In the DISTRICT Aclmlnl .. of Ille °'9af1mtnl of lndut-Oranee. CA -(714) • ' · ' · Beech CA 92683 ducted by· a corPotatlOn wttll Ille County Cl«k ot Or· ,.,_ lrlllve Offlce lt•tad abo"9 trial Relatlon1. a copy of ~-tires s750 obo. 642-4397 This' builn•" 11 con-Otkr-XVI, L TO . Robert ange Covnly on October 21. '1flST AmNCAN TITU Publllhtd Orange Coast Coplta rnay bl obtained on Wllk:f'I la on Ille In the o111ot of Publlthld Orange Cout
TOYOTA CORONA ·74 du !~_J)y~ eo lndJ.Vldual Olthe. A11t. Secy. 1985 ~~y,t~ OaJfy Piiot November 2.6,. reqwtt A copy ol lllele lllt City Cl«lc ol IM City of Dilly PllOff'ol0vtmbtr 19, 28. --.-...--1 Runs goo<l. amo • L.E. Potlquln This statement wu llled I McDonald, Hecht I 1 :,.::C: • 1985 . rat11 llhall bl potted at the lrvtne and wlll bt made avail-Dtoeml>er 3, 1985 .
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$700/obo, Call 862-2391 Thi• 11a1emen1 wu llled lwlth lhe County Clerk of Or-Solbarg, Attorneya at Law, ,~·. : '""' I"-. o::::'• T ·9« P1ojec1 1111 abi. to any lnttrettad ptrty T -t35
--1w1111 tile County Clerk of Or-!•noe County on November tGO• ltrMI, lie. HOO, San A Calttomla '2701 (7141) 2. II thall bl mandatory upQn requ.1. Tiit contrac:· •-IC NOTlt'c: list the Oatly Ptlot ange County on Novembe< 14, 1985 ,Dteto. CA''2101 ,.i:J:i11 upon tile Contractor to tor and any tubeonlractor r~ iw.
I 1 t 1985 F2922lll Published Orange 00111 Ml.IC NOTICE wtlom 1111 Coniract 11 under lllm lhall pay not i...1---------.. t'asl Re~ult · 'er vi re · FJIOMt PublllNKI Orange Cout Dally Piiot November 12. 19, PubHllled Orange Cout ewarded, and upon any aut>-than tne 8')ecilled prevalllng FICTITIOUl IU ... 11
d1rl'cton "I' our I Pub11$hed Oranvt Coast 08Jly Piiot November 28. 0.. j 26. Oeoember 3, 1985 Oalty~t~t ~~~::' 26. DI-.1..!TAT'DmNT CW contractor under him, to pay rat• of wagee lo all worll· ..... ITATl•ltT
I , 1~ our oa1ty Piiot November 12. t9, ceml>er 3 10. 17. t985 I T ·926X cem • • T 9H WTTH09'AWA1. FROM not Illa lhtn Ille llakl apec1. men ~ In lhe ex-The lbuollowlnQ11~-PlflOl'lu·. Ta',.,9!!
servir 2f>. and Oeoemblr 3, 1985 T-941 · ..,, PAltTNl9'1MW Ofte9'AT· fled raltt ot 1111 wotkmen acutlon of Ille contract ·--·
Pf'('1alt y T -922 ING employltd by them In tllt ax-LABOR REGULATIONS. rSYIZ, 5 Echo Run. }rvlnt.
Call 642 5fi7" t'Xl 322 U:::.~1::· ~~~';~'O: BIO ~~ c:i:::~~:-"em:~ A~~ M. Corley, 5 Echo
I The followtng perwon llal No bidder may withdraw Ill• Section 1777.510Qetllefwltll un. trvtne. CA 92114 TODAY Is 1111thdrawn u a general pan-bid for a period of SIXTY (801 all other apptieetMa raqulr• Tiiie buelne" le cori-
nar trom the l)llhntnlllp op-aye after the date tel '°' manlt ot 1111 Calltornla ducted by: an lndlvldl.9l S tfatlng under Ille llctlttou. tile opening of bide. Labor Code. Duncan M. Coffey CROSSWORD PUZZLE YONEY bullMll name ol Ttlealt BONDS: A payment bond ORAWINGS ANO SPECI-Thia llatemtnt wa• fltld
Group, 2913 W. Warner nd e perlormanM bond Will FICATIONS: A lull Ml of llllllh the County Cltf'k of Or·
0 Ave .. San11 Ana. CA 9270'4. be requlrtcl prior 10 aKacu-drawfngt and ec>eelllcatlont 1nge County on No'tl9mber --------------------------__i MARR The t1ctlllou1 bu1ln111 lion Of lllt Contract. and 11 avallat>ll for lnai>9Cllon 8, 1985
ACROSS 49 venicles p"fVIOUS PUZZLE SOLVED I name1laternent tor IMPlf1· hall bl In the tomi Mt forth wtthoul charge at the olllct m1447 , • ~ , , • • • • nerenlp w11 flled on Octobtt n the Contract Oocumenta. ot the Director of Publlcl Publltned Oranoa CC..t
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SO Etnn•c dance S M 0 G T f N E rTI J A O E 17. 1N5 In lllt County of SUBSTITUTED SECURI· Worllt of tlle City of Irvine. Dally Piiot Novtmber ,2, tt, 52 Anlagon•sls c ·o•v rE 1 'RfE-TN E E 'N'o'w 1 Wednesd ay, Nove mber Z7 Orenge. FILE NO F28t449 ES: Purtuant to Secilon Complltt 1tt1 of Mid draw-28. and Otoemt>er 3, ttea
56 Past A 'L~l+T R•o TE s /~A ~N 'E 1 ARIES (March 2 1-April 19): Y o u 'll receive favorable replies to FutlNameandAdclr ... o1 590 ot 111e Government Ing•. tpeelflc:atlon• and bid T•t18
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5nwir" M•A ·N c Ao s TR u .. c .. e's rcctnt inquiries. Sales uip could prove hi .. i.ly successful. Focus on the Perton Wltlldrawtng: of Ille State ot Catt-<1bcumanu may b• " · la · · fi &'' . • Allred Ptllt, ~ N. H•. ornla, Ille Contrtc:t will con--purcnued from tllt 0tpatt. D111TH No11u.;, 6t Rye 01sease cuno~1ty, re taves, messages. 1nte~s1 1ed l~ve rclauonsh1p. Cancer. Fu11tr1on. CA 92831 a1n provltloQa pwmt1tlng ment ot Public W0tka. c11y
62 Greek 1e11P• Capncom persons figure in dynamic sccnano. Signed: Alfr.ct Patil ht IUCOIMful bidder 10 of lrvlne, 11200 Jamt>orM
6J w"'ll"' un11 TAU R US(April 20-May 20): Funding becomes a vailable Perceive Publltlled Orange Cou1 batltu11 tec:urltlta f0t any Road. Irvine. Calltornla, CROWLE ~~ ~~~;~~1,10,. JX?tentiaJ, r~view w ospects, reach beyond pr~vious limit~tions. Debt ~:;r!:512· 19• R~ W:~h~a~r~he ~~ :~~at::;.~=~: Reuben H. Crowley.
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will be repaid, you II be solvent as result. You II locate an1cle that had T-929 Ofmance of the Contrec:t MCh Mt of doc.umen11. passed away Novtrn·
been lost. missing or stolen. GOVllltNING IOAM>. a, Drlwlno•. apec111ca11on1and ber 7, 1985. A reside n t
GEMINI (May 2 1-J une 20)· Cycle hr circ umstances take arotrn I . ltoctr.r. bid dooument1 wtll bt mall-of Costa Meu. · • , oer.atw Id, upon reoaipl of requeate S i ed b h'-•-· sudden tum an your favor. Burden ts remove , you II make fresh start Mt.IC fl)TIC[ Pubfllhtd Orange Coat no 111er than 10 catendat wv v Y .. IUV·
and romance could blossom. Stress origmality, inventiveness, 1e11y Piiot Novtf'nbtt 19. 2e. dsys prlOt to the d111 Mt f0t Ing wife Patsy, aons,
willingness to pioneer a project K·l'M17 1985 ~ tllcle. tor en Id-Robert Crowley of
CANCER (June 21 -July 22): What appeared tobca lostcauscwill ~A=• T~ d secu:.frr0~·~oM-Oregon. Richard
be revived. Family member makes concession, wants to cooperate in TM IO!lowtnQ per.ant'" PWlJC NOTICE PLETtON OF WORK TM C rowley of Cost a
unique project. Many answers arc found behind scenes. You'll learn by = ~ • PAN· ITATIMIWf °' contract documenta call f0t Meaa; atep-daughitta,
teachLiEna.0 lnJtu1ita2o~ nngs true.Soc. . . . ~~H ~:,Te;,~!l,10~~-AIAMDCURIDT cw ::C,INv~ :;:::!: SSanuzanCl ~:eth6 ... !__f
( u y ,-Aug. 22): 1al acuv1ues accelerate , wish comes MtM. Ctllfornll m2t UM or f11Cnnou1 •tlmat1 of t11t P9rctntage emen...,; r.:r·
I true, romance flounshcs. Lunar position spotlights speculation, or u 1 L lk u . In· .,..... ..... of WOftl compltt.ct Tiit City ry D. Aech of Idaho,
financial pin through career business activities Long·<hstance call corpora tad, 703 Baker Tiit foll= P•r•ona wlll,...aln1an(10)P1'e«1tot aJao survived by four
I 'b l . ' · Street. Cotta Meaa, Call· •vt •band tllt 111t ot MCtl pr;,, ... payment •• sisters in M . A-"' re ates to poss1 c JOumey. l0tnla 9282e 1111 Flot1t1ou1 luelneu aecU<lty Of ~Ion of us .. ., ....
VIRGO (Aui. 23-Scpt. 22): Be practtcal in b usiness affairs. Thi• bualn•H 11 con· N1in1: Newport Air Ex· tn. batance of tllt work. At five g randchildren .
Individual wh o makes many p ro mises m ay actually be financially ducted by:• cor1>«•tlon utlvt &1111, 1100 OYatt Iha requeet and expenM Of He w as a member of cmba~assc~. Be specific. request dew ls. be aware offine print. Taurus,'. 00~:0~:111/ •K~~:ivn 1 ~~ =~: ~~!,~10~ ~~ ::C::'W~ :;,, ':! the M~nlc t...odae·
Scorpio natives p la y paramount roles. F"l!ln. Preeldtf'lt The Flctltlou• 1ut1M11 retained UPon cQfnC>llance j Memonal tervteft to
LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Be a nalytical, do some personal I Thi• llatement WU flied •me reftfrtd IOtboYe WU with Ille requlrarnente ot be held Sund•y.
detective work 0N"n lines of commun ication m ake in~uirics check with tha County Cllnl Of Of. n1ec1 1n Ofanoe County on Oovttn1Mnt CO<la Section 2:PM. Harbor r..,.wn ~-r.~-r-:l"l:--1 . f • r -. • ' 1 •nge COunty on October 31, January 22, INS 14402 and the provlalont of M rt-• cs..-1 ~-t t I? pOss!btltty. o sea JOUmey. F ocus on vancty, change a n very special 1985 Lyn L. R9ynoldt, c101100 th• contract dowment• emo .., ... pe · .,...
rclauonsh1p. ,_ ett Str..i. Suitt 201. 1*1alntng to"Sub1t11ut10n terme nt privat e ~,6:-1f---+--I SCORPIO (Oct, 23-Nov. 21 ): Fulfill basicobliptions. Y o u 'll learn Publlthed Orange CC..1 Newpor1 '*"'· c.Nt0tnta Of StcutlU.." Harbor Lawn &ft
more about financial resources of others you·11 make m~·or domestic 1oa11y Piiot November 5• 12• •2MO PROJECT AOMINIS· Olive M o rtuHy I , . • 119,28,IN5 Thlt bu11M1a WM con-TAATION:AllquetllOtltrti• 0t ' adjustment, you II pin confiden c.c of those who can st future T-907 due1.ct by ll'l lndMdUll 11vt 10 1111a proteot prlOf 10 rec:tlng M0-86M
prospects. Thia 111ttfMl'lt wsa llltd opening bid• 111a11 b•
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I SAG l1T ARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 2 1 ): A very delicate matter will be ot11tn ,,... COunty Clerk of Of. direct.Oto Mite• Loving, A1-
1---+--+--+--1---discussed -involve5 lepl papers. possible partnership, marriage. :i;9~ounty on Novemt>tt =~~/sroiect EngtMtr •t I Oefincterms,clarifymeaninp,rcfusctobecajoledin tosnapdecis10ns. "8.JC NOTICE , ·Pubtllhecl Of•no-coeat BY OAO!R of 111e cuy
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Time will be on your side. '1CTITIOUI ..,..... Dally PtlOt No"9Mbet 12. 19. Counclt Of the c11y ot 1rv1ne
CAPRICORN (Dec 22-Jan 19)· J(,.,...n resolutions conccm1na ~ ITA~ 26. Otcemt>tt 3. tN5 DATED Ncw.mt>tt 25, ' ' . -... • Tiit folloWlng 1*90f19 lft T•t13 1988
safety measures, ho~schold c h<?re. pc.ts and general health. Focus also bu"'-ea.:Ctllfornla cm °' •w.. IY:
on power, authonty, law, 1ntens1ficd love rela11onsh1p. Older Pr uctlon o.tgn, 1531 "8.JC NOTICE JIAlteY c. u cav, can
___ ..__, mdJv1dual as on your side and will prove it 1.i.rw1et1 81 . Wtttf'Nn•t•. fl'ICmlOUI • H•M ~blllMd °" COM ~QUA~S (Jan. 2~Feb. 18): Burden 1s removed, emphasis o n lc~::-l ~. 3134 MMI nAfi..n Delly Plot No"9ITI-: 21. ~
--+--+--+--: creauv1ty, ab1hty to 1mpnnt style. c l\anae. vanety and romance. You'll is Mat1ne Ave .• Santa Ana, Tiit fOlowtne.,.,... are CMtber •. 1M5
1 reach more peos*, you'll have opportunity to considerably increase ICA 92704 = =~~~c-. w-.213
eaminp. Anes plays rQle Kathleen• Cooper. 31341 P , rtaJC awl.,_"
.....,...-+--+--+-..._--'1 PISCES (Feb. 19-Mircb 20): New approach to business. career ,5 l~A ~= Ave. aenta Ml. e~ H9wpott " ""'SK
necessary. You own somcthinaof value -know at and act as 1f aware I Tnl• bullnM• 1a COi\· Devtcl o..ri Qertl. 111 I r..=~ C:M.I
ofit. Elevate sel.f-estcem, improve propcny. livina quancr • Reject any I:!::' by • Ot'*at pan· ~:'f~· Newpor1 8-cfl. la.ml-.. -.,11
tendency to be 1num1dattd. TO: Cf!~ TNt 1>ualMS1 11 con· 1 •YM
JP NOVEMlltll 17 IS YOUR BIRTHDAY you are fiery in 1 This 111temen1 wu llted ducted~ en lnCIMctWI I T.a.--="' tempcra~cnt\you1TCdynam1~creative, impu.ls1vc, r~man11c and you l#ltn the County Owk ot Of. f:'d .. -=. lllad MAR~TA ,.~tAL
usuallyl!dcweth thcoppreued, You are hurnan1tanan ln your outlook.. :'T..iounty on Ncwembet .-ttte County O:., Or· 1NC •• duty •H01nt1<1 ~-+---1~-+--+-~i you possess sense of drama and a.re dnawn 10 theater ans. Aries. Libra · ,._. County °" ~ Truer .. "'*' IN ~
persons play lmponant roles .in your life. You att co mopoJitan, j Pul>f"'*I C>rqe ~ • Ml ~t"::LL~ ~~IC rom&nUC. ICftUmentaJ and PISS10n<. In December. you'll set to hcan Deily Pilot Nowmtier 12. 1t, PvOlllfled ~ 4UCTIOH TOTHI HIGHQT ~-+--.._-+-~~1 of m. auen where member of o.Pl>O'•te sc11 ii concerned Yo\.t also w1ll 12t and Olamber 3• 1TH&e21 NotNo C:: 12 1t 110D19' '0" CAI" L.-• d rr. d. . I • • I ~NO/OA TH£ CAS ..... ma~ new ltal1 an 111erent lrcc1101\, • Ind 0.0.1 .. 3, 1MI OA CEl'lfWllO CHICKI • • , T·tiz
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'OMCAITI ON A2
TUESDAY•NOVEMBER 26, 1985
U.S. a
Former employee of super-secret unit
tells FBI he sold documents to Soviets
BALTIMO RE (AP) -A former
National Security Agency com-
munications specialist admitted to
FBI ~e~ts that he has sold extremely
sensitive classified informatio n
about U.S. intelligence activities to
the Soviet Union, according to a
document filed Monday in federal
court.
Coast
Students at Dwyer
School In Huntington
Beach are helping In a
nation-wide search for a
5-year-old Fresno boy
who authorities fear has
been kidnapped./ A3
California
Three become mllllon-
alres In lottery whlle
Santa Ana jail Inmate
collects $50,000 In lot-
tery./ A7
Nation
Small-plan crash leaves 7
rr.embers of cross-coun-
try team dead./ A7
Spectacular nighttime
shuttle launch today./ A7
World
Egyptians defend storm-
ing of hijacked jetliner/ Al
·Paparazzi
'Entertaining People'
vignettes at the Ritz
Carlton./ A 10
Sports
MarlnaHlgh'sRlck Van-
derrlet Is the Dally Piiot's
preplootbaltptayer of the
week./81
Edison gets ready for
Servlte High In the sec-
ond round of the CIF
football playoffs./81
Estancia and Wood-
bridge high school
basketball are
prevlewed./82
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Ronald Wilham Pelton. 44. who
worked for the super-secret NSA
from 1965 to 1979, told the FBI in a n
interview Sunday that he met w11h
KGB officer Anatoly Slavnov o n
sevenl occasions from January 1980
through January 1983. said an FBI
affidavit signed by agent David
Faulkner.
Peres
asks;
Hassan
accepts
Peace talk like ly
between Israeli
Moroccan leaders
TEL AVIV. Israel (A P) -Pnme
Minister Shimon Peres said Monday
he is willing to meet Morocco's King
Hassan II and discuss Middle East
peace plans, an aide told The As-
sociated Press.
Peres was quoted by the aide,
Baruch Askerov. as sayin~ "There
were exchanges of messages betwee n
the king and myself. and I will be
happy to meet with him."
The prime ministe r was re-
sponding to an offer made earlier
Monday by Hassan who said he
would receive Peres 1n Morocco
"with great pleasure" if the Israeli
leader had senous proposals for a new
Middle East peace initiative.
Hassan, in a television interview
with French reporters, said Peres had
asked to be invited to Morocco to
meet with the king 10 the monarch's
capacity as chairman of1he 2 1-nation
Arab League.
"lfhe has some senous proposal to
make. he should come to see me .... '
But there must be a real basis for
discussion." Hassan said. He did not
elaborate on what kind of a proposal
hewoutd-coMil:lerTo be senous.
A senior o ffi cial 10 Peres' Labor
Party said. "It is no secret that Mr.
Peres had good personal contacts
including meetings with King Hassan
when he was an opposition leader and
would welcome further contacts."
The official spoke with the cond11io n
that he not be named.
Published reports after Egyp.1 and
Israel s1sned a peace treaty in March
1979 said that Hassan had quietly
acted as an intermediary in the peace
talks between the two countnes that
had been in a state of war since the
Jewish state was established in 1948.
But after the treaty was signed in
Washington. the 21-nation Arab
League suspended Egypt's member·
ship. All Arab governments except
Sudan. Somalia and Oman sevc~d
relauons with Egypt. Jo rdan earlier
this year became the firs1 Arab state to
restore relations with Egypt.
Morocco and Israel do no1 havl'
d iplomatic relations.
According to an authonzed bio-
graphy of Peres. he met at least t w1ce
with Hassan -in 1978 to discuss a
crisis 10 the negotiations with Egypt
and 10 1981 to review the overall
Middle East situation.
Dunng that period Peres was a
leadel"of the Labor Party. which was
the main opposition to the con-
(Pleue eee PEACE/ Al) _.;I
Car-pooling agency
drive~ harcf bargain
A resslvepro ram
aimed at changing
habits. easln traffic
It can happen when you least
expect it, but chances arc you 'II be on
the freeway.
There you arc, sardined 1n by
bumper-to-bumper traffic when
you're struck by an overwhelmin1
Uf'llt to call Commuter Network. There. in a nuuhcll. is what could
eaaily be one or 32-year-old Gary
Edton'a favorite daydreams.
If you com mutt more than l S
milts, &hon -ma~ of ~ Otanee County Transit Dittrict'a ride
sharint prosram -wants you. He wanu you to car pool, van pool,
hop 1 bus, ride a bike or anythina else
1t \akes to leuen traffic o n C>ranac
County's cloaed freeways.
Anyone WJ\o ·drives in Oranee
Couaty knows that there are too
many can for too few roeds durina
peak travel times. And that's not
countlna truck • butu. vans and
motorcycles
•
With any new freeway constructio n
years away. someth101 must be done
to keep traffic from coming to a
standstill, transportation planners
say. That's where Commuter
Network comes in.
"We're looking for ways to increase
the capac1t¥ of our commuter
network," said Transit DtStrict Gen-
eraJ Manaacr James P. Re1chcn
Formerly known as the Rideshar-
ina Program, Commuter Network
adopted a new name and thttw itstlf
into hiah acar about six months IJO.
ttvamp1n1 iu car pool match1n1
procedures and expand1na us
purview into new realms.
With a biger ~t. punchy
advert1Sin1 and employees a per-
suasive as car salesmen, Commuter
Network is willint lo do anythina -
anythina that worts. that is-to wo0
ptoPk out of tMir 1ohW) commut·
1n1 pattern and into van buKS or
someone e1~·1 vehicle.
"When you have roedways that arc
near1y satu,.ted, two« th rte can can
bfina it to 1t1 k~ .. Edson said. In
lhlt kind or aridlocktd situaoon.
"an)thina you ~an do will have a
•
admits spyia·
Pelton was arrested a l a hotel in
Annapolis, Md., Monday and ac-
cused of carrying out espionage
activities.
Pelton admitted receiving cash
payments from the Soviet agent on
several occasions, includini a
St 5;000 payofhs a result of a tnp to
Vienna, Austria, in January 1983.
according to the affidav1r.
Fred Warren Bennett, Pelton's
court-appointed attorney, said his
client's FBI statement should not be
characterized as a confession.
Properly sooted
''Ther~ are a number of potential
defenses," Bennett said.
federal sources in Washington.
who declined to be identified, said
Pelton was implicated by turnabout
Soviet defector Vitaly Yurcbenko.
the top-level KOB general-desisnate
who defected to the West on Au._ I
but ~turned to the Soviet Union
three months later.
The FBI said Pelton went to the
Soviet Embassy in Washington in
January 1980 to offer to spy for the
Soviets in return for cash. On that
occasion. the fHI said. he provided
information about "a United States
intelligence collec tion ~roject
targeted at the SOv1et Union '1
Pelton had serious financial
troubles at about the ti me he allegedly
decided to begin hjs espi9nage ac-
tivities. having fited for bankruptcy
1n April 1979. the affidavit said.
The former NSA cm plo}ce said his
spy trips continued through this year.
and that he made a tnp to V 1enna as
r~ntly as last Apnl to m eet with a
Soviet contact. according to the
affidav11.
Accord1og to the court documents.
Pelto n failed 10 meet that ooniact an
Vienna and was ultcd to make
another tnp in October. The affidavit
does not gi ve any evidence be made
the Octobe( tnp.
Pelton. an Annapolis yacht sales-
man who listed a home address in
Washington. appeared briefly Mon·
day before U.S. Magistrate Daniel E.
Klem Jr 1n Baltimore. Klein o rdered
him held until a detention bcarin&
(Pleue eee AG&NT I A.2)
Car-pool lanes
saving time
for all drivers
By PHIL SNEIDERMAN
Of IM Delly 'hi ltafl
The Costa Mesa Freewa\ 's nc"' car
pool lanes have cut 1ravel t1m~ 1n
half during rush-hour penods. state
transportauon officials said Monda~
The improved traffic flo"' was de-
tected for both the car pool and
regular lanes.
A first-week: Caltrans evaluauon of
the car pool lanes \I.as presented
Monda} to the Orange County Trans-
portation Commission. The new
lanes. which were opened last week:.
are reserved for vehides ca~ mg t\!oO
or more people.
The study. which focused on an 11-
mile stretch of the freeway dunng
peakhou~. indicated the average
travel lime in regular 1raffic lanes was
· 17 to 18 minutes last week. Previous-
ly. 11 had averaged more than 35
minutes.
David Roper. a ( altrans deput~
distnct director. said vehicles in the
car pool lanes were able to travel at
'the speed hmll and thus could make
the t l -m1le tnp in l 2 m inutes or less.
But the (alt rans officials expn.-skd
cauuon concerning the dramatic 1m·
provemen1s in the general traffic
lanes. sa\1ng 1hev ma\ be temporan
As \I.Ord· of the s·mooiher traffic floV.
spreads. some motonsts no"' using
o ther rou1es could \Wiich to 1hc 55
Freewa}. ra1S1ng lOnges11on lc ... ds
~gain. he said
Freeway phones
for emergencies
ls under study
By LISA MAHONEY
Of IM Delly 'IM4 lteft
Orange Count} will take another
look at the cost and mechanics of
installing e mergency telephones
along its 133 miles of freeway.
The OranJe Count} Transpor-
tation Commission Mo nda} directed
1ts staff to prepare a repon outlining a
program for installauon of emerg-
enC) call boxes including esumated
start up and o perations costs
(Pleue eee EMERGENCY/ A2)
But 0' er all. Roper said of the car
pool lane program. "I think. n's
\!o.Orking \Cl) well. In general, the
freewa) lanes have expenenced stg·
naficant improvement ··
Roper said v1olat1ons of the car
pool lane u~ n.iks ran at less than I 0
percent last week. At 10 percent. one
vehicle our of 10 would be 11lcplly
Ira' ehng on 1he car pool lane
He said< aliforn1a H1ghwa) Patrol
o ffii:ers lasl "'ed. issued onl\. warn-
ing\ 1u '1ola1ors. bu1 he said 1he CHP
1s np('ctcd to bcgm 1ssumg uckets to
(Plea.e eee EXPRESS/A2)
Costa Mesa serving
needy Thanksgiving
By TONY SAAV EDRA
Of -~,...·-
Thank gJ\ 1ng 1n Cos1a \,frsa
means ne,er ha.,,ing to sa) \ou're
hung!) or alone -at least for the da)
Free gobblers will be served up 1n a
sea of cranberT) sauce when church
and business leader> open 1he1r door'
Thursda' to the poor and loncl').
Free d·1nners for the dest1tuie arC'
being prepared b' El Ranch1to re,.
taurant \I.Ith help from 1hr { O'ita
Mesa Chambcrof( ommerce and b\.
Harbor C'hnsuan Fl'llowsh1 p 10 rnn·-
1unct1on \I.Ith C hr1'1 Lu1hc.-ran
Church
Placentia -\' e .. from noon to 3 p.m.
-\s man~ as 500 dinners are C:\pected
10 be sened chamber marketing
representatl\r Gaf) Fote\ said
It 1s the first free Thanksgiving feast
sponsored h~ the restaurant. which
1susualh closed for the da' It is also
helte' ed to he the chamber'<, first feast
tor the need)
"This is a da~ for g1v1ng thanks and
11 can he\I be sho"'n b~ ~hanng."
I ole~ Yid .. me of the less for-
tunate people \hould he abk to
l<'lebra1e thl\ -\mt•ncan hohda\ "
El Ranch110 1~ 10 a south\!o.'est area
o t l osta l\.1esa marl ed b' low-
1nrnme H1span1c neighborhoods
Ia chimney aweep Don Kocher clearing the way for Santa
Claua or eaYba& an InlDe homeowner from a co.tly fire
caUHd by a malfancdonlDC chimney? HI.a rare occupation
ln Southern California la featured on Pace 84.
Those "'ho \!,.anl "'do 1he1r O\!o.n
cooking ma) be able to pick up the
fixings Thunda\ morning from
(. osta Mesa'<, celebrated hunger
fighter. Brother M 1chacl at S..:ltt.'' er.
Fa 1th Center
Vol untee~ from local bu,int.·,~s
"'111 be setting the Thanksgi\ ing table
at El Ranch1to restaurant ~I O I
forthe fim 11me. Harbor C hnsttan
f ello..-.sh1p and C hns1 Lutheran
<. hurch an: 101ning hands to feed the
penn1k'><i and poor ofspint in a fea5t
npet.·ted to a11ract up to 500 people
Dinner will be St'rved from I p.m
w .a p m JI C hn t Lutheran C hurch.
(Pleue eee MESA/ A2)
LISA
MAHONEY
NH~S PER SPlCTl\l
pos1t1ve effect," he said.
ince its formation 1n 1980, Com-
muter Network has conoent,.ted on
rttru1ting businesses in the county's •
mrvor employment areas to att on the
cu and van pool bandwqon.
Individuals can also find a nde
shanngpartnerthrough the network's
car-pool match list.
While Commuter Network will
continue to embrace the tned~and
true basics of its program. it's 101n1 to
become more and more aarcu1ve in
Its efforts to lure car-poof converts.
Edson 1a1d.
in« car pooli~ IS voluntar}.
network stafferurcn t prtpanna to 10
out and knock heads to convince
moton't to act •ith the procram -
they're aoina to make you want to.
For ind ivlduals. thcrt are 1ncen-
uve1 hke disrount coupons anJ last
-..ttk's ~psaakcs dra,..1n1 .,hteh
att,.ctcd 10.000 t"ntranu hop1na to
wtn the top prize -a tnp f'or two to
(Pleue Me CAJl-POOLING/Aa)
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It l•n't OTel' yet
Ooaa Ball {oeater wttla U1D8 crc1111d) and
oppa••t Patricia ~ c.-...i center)
... .s,11 d~...,...tllo9MJ ol tM ._, .... out ttm wtll la tlae
~ eo.a W•ter Dl8trict election.
Ball •• c-. city OCNDCllmaa. kept
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Censoring
of student
editorial
in court
a,IOaDTBA•ID ........... _
A co"n l)earlna bas been scheduJed "11 Dec. 5 IO determine if an edi toriaJ
on acqWred immune deficiency ayn·
drome cu be printed in 1 student
newspeper over the proteSll of Hunt·
i~n Beech Union Hiah School
Diatrict oflkials.
Coun Commjuioner Thomu J.
tK.eenan oo Friday refused to pnt a
temporary ir\junction to pcmut pub.
lion of the editorial in the Novem-
edition of the Westminster Hi&h
lklllOOI ltucknt newspaper, The
School Principal Robert Boehme
Superintentent of Schools Marie wi\hbdd publication of the
"torial, chaflina that it was poten-
Y libelous and contained objec-
ionab&e laquqe. One of the phrases
' objected to was, "The media has
"tten ihis one in the butt and isn't in& to let 10."
• Otto said the language isn't up to ~mmunity standards and was unac-
~ble. .
• 'It (the edi toriaJ topic) nee.ds to be
~d. .. she said, "but be should work tM'!' Mr. Boehme or his sponsor to ~e it more publishable. We have
an obliaation to protect the district
from b"bel lawsuits. But I am not •nst the freedom of the press,"
:onouid.
Lucky pair
Jackie and Jeff Chandler of Coeta 11-. dl8DlaJ tlae
C&Ufonala Lottery ticket that woa ti.em $10,000 "=· Jeff, 2.f, an apprentice preeeman at tlae OraJlle Cout J
Pilot, _.d wlaen 1118 22-yeu-old .Ue broapt laome tbe
wtn.nm. ticket tbey were mo happJ tbey wen epeee1llw.
They pfin tow the money to mcne to a nlcer boaM and to
pat away .ome money for their .f-moatb-old boJ.
:AGENT REPORTEDLY ADMITS SPYING •.
iFromAl
Wednesday1 when bail would be set.
Pelton <lid not enter a plea to
cbatJesof delivering national defense
information to a foreign government
and conspiracy. A conviction would
carry a maximum life sentence.
J>eltonsaid h.ia sole uset was a 1979
Lincoln automobile, and that be
earns $2,400 a month.
1be court documents indicate tbat
Pelton did not at.art delivering secrets
.to the Soviets until after he left the
NSA. and that the Soviets received
only dated information learned dur-
ina Pelton's government service.
The aovemment said Pelton ad-
mitted llkina bis first trip to Vienna
in October 1980 and made a second
trip there in 1983. On each occasion,
the FBI said, PelU>n spent three to
four days there and was housed at the
apartment of the Soviet ambassador
to Austria. located within the Soviet
embassy compound.
The government said that on both
occasions. Pelton spent about eight
hours a day in-debriefing sessions
wtth Slavnov. providing written
answers to written ques\ions.
During those debrieflng sessions,
the affidavit said, .. He was question-
ed about practically every area of
scns1t1ve informatjon to which he had
access through his employment at
NSA."
When employed by the NSA,
Pelton possessed top secret clearance
with special access to s1$Jlals in-
telligence. NSA records indicate that
Pelton in 1978 authored.a classified
PEACE TALKS IN WORKS ••.
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document concernin& technical m-
formation about the Soviet Union.
The FBI did not describe that
document, but it said the NSA
confirmed the document related to
the U.S. defense.
Pelton told the FBI that his Soviet
contact was interested in all the
programs outlined in his 1978 docu-
ment, the FBI said.
The NSA, located between Balti-
more and Washinaton, is responsible
for breaking foreign codes in govern-
ment. military and private broadcast
transmissions it monitors around the
world. The NSA also helps devise
U.S. codes, and monitors and
analyzes foreign telephone trans.-
missions.
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servative Likud bloc Jed by Prime
Minister Menachem Begin, who rc-
sisned in I 983. Peres now heads the
uneasy-<:Oelioon iovemment formed
by Labor and Lilcud.
the peace treaty. who asked not to l>C identified by ,......-----------------------------------------However there have been publish-name, said if Peres and Hassan were
ed repons' that King Hussein of' to arrange a meeting it would be a
Jordan has merpnvatetywnti-tsraelr -"major movc-forwant.'1\11-m ·
leaders mcluding Peres. These con-m the past were confidential. This
tacts r~portedly included a recent ~ou_ld be in .~he open and that is the The pro-Western Hassan was re-
ported to have met secretly with
Yitzhak Rabin when he was prime
m inister durinJ his 1974-1977 tenure.
He also met tn 1977 with the Late
Moshe Dayan, then foreign minister,
as part of the diplomatic maneuvers
that led to the Egyptian-Israeli ac-
cord.
The only Arab leader to meet
publicly with Israeli officials was the
late Eayptian president, Anwar Sadat.
who sasned the Camp David peace
pact with Begm. Sadat was as-
.,..ainated in October 1981 by
Moslem fundamentalists opposed to
meeting between Hu'isein and Peres signifi~nce. . .
in Europe although both have denied Israeli officials have said Hassan
1t. ' spoke of a possible meeeting with the
Israeli officials who spoke on Israelis as ~e<'.Cntly as last August's
condition of anonymity said the Arab summit in Casablanca.
Jordanian monarch and Peres made a Hassan has been a mavenck among
gentlemen's agreement. Under the Arab leaders reprd1ng Israel and has
purponc.d agreement, Israel would ellprcsscd ~ willingne~s before to meet
work towards mceung Jordan's de-open.ly with Israeli Icade.rs. But
mand for an international conferepce previously he attached cond1t1ons to
on the Middle East while Jordan a high-level public meeting.
would try to find Palestinian rep-The only open meeting with Is·
rcscntauves for peace talks who raelis was a year a.go when a parlia-
wquld be acceptable to Israel. ment.ary delcgatton was invited to
One Israeli government official. Morocco.
MESA SERVING POOR THANKSGIVING ..•
Prom Al
760 Victona St.
It is the fourth year that Harbor
Christian FeUowsh1p is sponsoring a
oommunity feast, which has has
attracted about 2SO people in the past.
Volunteen are expecting attendance
to double this year after becoming
tablcmatcs with Christ Lutheran
Church.
May Swanson, dinner coordinator
for Harbor Christian. said the feast is
not only for the tndigent but for the
desolate. as well.
"We're not just reaching out 10 the
ftna ncial down-and-outers."
Swanson wd. "Maybe there's some-
body who has the money for
Thanksgjvmg dinner but is lonely.
Anybody who wants to come 1s
invited."
Rescrvattons for the feast can be
made by calling 631-7731. Three
church vans will also be available,
with advance notice. to pick up
people without transportation.
"We don't do any church sohc1-
tatjon," Swanson said. "This is p,urely
our Thanksgiving gift to them. '
And Brother Michael. who dis-
tnbutes food Monday through Satur-
day in the parktng lot of Believers
Faith Center. 148 E. 22nd St., is
hooin1t to hand out turkeys Thunday.
EXPRESS LANES SAVING TIME ••.
homAl
car pool lane v1olators this week.
The Caltrans report said south-
•-bouod peak-hour car pool lane use
"'increased from 684 vehicles on Mon-
:day momina to 993 on Thursday
momina, while northbound pcak-
bout u111e Jumped from 882 on
'Mondayaftemoori to I .1111 on Thurs-
.day afternoon.
Car pool lane occupanc' averaged
l.1 people per car in the tr.• mana nub
hour and J..27 per car in the afternoon
rush hour. the report said.
Regarding accidents on the freeway
stretch· under study.L four were re-
ported o n Tuesday, uvc on Wednes-
day and e1Jht on Thursday. Of these,
only three involved the carpool lanes,
and two of these involved only
propcny damage.
Ropersa1d the increase 1n accidents
in the general lanes may be caused by
dnvers who speed up to take advan-
tage of reduced congestion, then
cannot stop in time when they
abruptly encountered a pocket of
congestion.
He said Caltrans officials will be
St!Jdy1ng these accident records and
will address complaints a bout the car
pool lane entry and uit points.
EMERGENCY PHONES UNDERSTUDY •••
,.._Al .... .
T'M type of telephone to be used .. ud IP9ClOI of the call boxes will also
be pmt of the study which is due be.ck
IO t.becommiuion Jin. 13.
• ()ruee County has wanted call
bo.a on its freeWays for years, but
6-Kint prioritia always squelched m. ~ mid Tom Fonune, the
com•issiao's public affairs officer.
'Re dwDC'ft o( ~ti~ ca.IJ bolleS
fOr 0nui9t County br\ahte~ thH =.-state Sen. Marian
1t .. Newpon Beach, co·
a ~dOa prov1dina a . eource o( tu.a. b &bcrn u of Jan I
Tiie ~-permits local aov· .-uio~•~nto~up
to II ft" ymt. oe IWC vehicle ~ IO = lei the installa-'!:&o':adoo IMiD-.ant% of
Tbc new la" alJo iUowl the • ..
formation of 1 Service AuLhont)' for
Freeway Emeracncics to oversee the
call boll network. .
In order to collect (flc fee from
Oranac County vehicle owDCTS, the
Bo&rd of upervisort and a ma,Jonty
of the city councils ~prnentant a
majority of the county's population
must 11Jtt to do so.
Fortune "Y' eme,.ency call fuxcs
arc needed 10 provide motonsu with
a safe means of summon1na belp 1n
the event their vehicle 1s disabled or
involved 1n an atttdent on the
freeway.
In ~ Anaclc5 County. where call
boxes are p"ced every quartcr-mdc
alon1 the freeways. 68 percent of the
60,000 to 70,000 moiorist·aid re·
QUC$tS re«1vcd by the Los AJ\ltles
Police Dcp111ment each month arc
mack from 'Y emer1Cncv trlr·
phones, accord1na 10 Joonune .
LosAnaelesd1pped into its General
Fund more than a decade a10 to
prov1do.the c.all boAes. he said.
The 1985 Oran~ County Grand
Jury urpd the Board of Supervisors
to seek state funds for call box
installation.
ThcOra.nd Jury estimated installa·
tion costs 1J U million 1f oonvcn·
t1onal telephones a~ used. $2 m1lllon
1f cellula.r phones arc used. Costs were
based on the assumption that call
boxes would be placed every half mile.
Annual opcnt1n1 cost for reaular
telephones wu cmmatcd 11 S 132,000. Cellular telephones -
which operate v11 1utwavu -would
cost SJS&.000 a year based on June
I 985 rates. accord1n1 10 the Gnnd
Jury rer:><>rt. '
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