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SATURDAY, JANUARY 11, 1986
Educator& smiling about budget
roposal tnc u es funds for new labs,
c assrooms at local co lege cam puses
Deukmejian'• budaet outline still
muat be reviewed and approved by
the atate f.4ialature. But the aov-
emor'a 1pendina proposaJ is con-
sidered a reliable blueprint for locaJ
educaton, who are plannina their
own bud&cta for the eomina 1ehool
18 months.
The bud1e1 wo uld aive
kindetprten· I 2th &radc schools
about S 11.6 b1lhon. up 9.9 percent
over the current fiscal year; the
University of Cahfom1a. ncarl}' S 1.8
billion, up 8.5 percent: 1hc Califomla
State Un1vers1ty system. about S 1.6
billion, up 7 perc.-:cnt, community
colJqn, nearly $I 3 b1lhon, up 7 percent.
ly PHIL INIUDERMAN ....... ,... ...
Collele and univenity officiala =t tM Orantc Cout expreucd
enthu1wm Friday for Gov. rte -~ukemjian'• $37 billion
atate budlCt proposal, which would
provide more operatina money
NE WSLINf
Cout
Marrtage and famlty
couneetora offer a eertea
of program• deelgned to
help parent• .... their
chlldreri through theef-
fecta of a divorce./ M
The Foo•n Valley City
Council reJected all bids
aubmltted for the city' a
turf maintenance con-
tract thla weet<./ A2
Callfomla
As many aa 24 moons
may orbit the planet
Uranua. a NASA scientist
aaya./AI
Nation
The constltutlonallty of
the Gramm Rudman
budget-balancing blll la
being challenged In
court./ Al
Evidence hu been un-
covered of a peculiar
force that would allow a
feather to fall to the
groond faater than a lead
brk:k./AI
World
ltaty banned arms ex-
ports to Libya on Friday
and Canada banned the
aale of oll drllllng equip-
ment to that African
country./A3
Garden
A peach puts plant wizard
Luther Burbank Into the
Natlonal lnventora Hall of
Fame./A7
Religion
Some Kansas cattlemen
thooght a Catholic bllhop
waa given a bum steer
when he auggeated meat-
IMl Frldaya./ A7
An unuaual multl-medla
Blbteexhlbtt In Botton
drawa a steady at ream of
vlaltora./ Al
Sporta
without an increase in student fees.
The aovemor's spendin& plan fo r year.
µie fisca.I year .beainnina July 1. also The aovemor's 1986-87 plan
includes fundina ror new 11:1encc provides more than S 16 million for
buHdinp at UC Irvine and Irvine ~ucatiop. That fiaurc does not
Valley Collqe. The new labs and • include ln cstirnated-$700 million-
classrooms are expected to permit that the CaJifomia Lottery ia expected--
enrollments to grow at both schools. to aenerate for IChools over_ the next
Treea .af ely torched
-The aovernor's plan would rund
new buiJd1nas and equipment at
Oranae County campu~s.
A ceremonial farewell to the bollday
MaaOD. More than 500 Cbrl.8tmu treee are
dtapoeed of N.fely by 0ranae County Fire
omclala at a controlled bum ln lrrine,
remlndln& about ~.000 •pectaton bow
Oammable tbe yuletide 91mbol• can be.
The budeet includes 127.S million
for wotkina dtawiJ>lt and conatruc:·
tion of a second pb_yaic&I aclenccs
buiklina at UCI and Sl.2 million for
preliminary plant for I ICICOnd
biol<>sical lclencet bu:ildi .. c..mpua
ofJiciala wiU aeck another S4 I million
for consuuctioo of the b1otcience
~ildina nni year.
The two new buiJdinp will com· plett the central rina or maJOr
1nstructionaJ bu:ildinp at UCI and
provide a 1arae lecture hall and
research and t.cacbina labs. campus
officials said.
The bud&ct aJso tneludet S2.l
million to ~uip UCl'a new enainttr·
ina lab. whi ch is expected to open
nex1 year.
"We're very pleased because wt tot
what we ukcd for," said David
Neuman. UCl'a director ofplannina.
"(UC syncm ,.rn1dent David Gar·
d ner) has 1n1d1cated UCI 1s one of the
l"owth centtrs ro r the Un1vers1ty of
Cahfomaa because of our location,
bttau~ we have land avaJlahlc and
(Pl ....... BUDO&T /A2)
C~ty task force
aims to heal rift
with cat dealers
To explore hardships
troubltn lucrative
Costa Mesa industry
By TONY. SAAVEDRA °' .. ..., .......
A task fo~ to ellplore hardsh1p'I
that may dnve car d~lcrsh1ps out of
C.O.ta Mesa is being assembled b) the
city.
City Co uncilwomen Ma r}
Hornbuckle and Arlene Schafer will
head lhe committee that 1s intended
to heal relations with the auto
dealerships, which contnbute heavily
to Costa Mesa's tu base
Some dcalen. espec1allr, those
among the city's celebrated 'Harbor
O\IteYaro of"Cars." comp a1n the)'
are treated hke second<lau citizens
and are over-rqulated.
.,Many of lM landlocked deal·
enh1ps face ellpans1on problems and
a.re beina wooed by auto parll. said
Roy June, attorney for the I I·
member Harbor Bouk vard Car Deal-
ers Assoetatton.
Hombuckk said she expects the
committee to tx fonned b> the end of
the monlh. wi th ~presenta11vcs from
dealerships u well 1$ from the
community.
"We want to come up with S<>lu·
uons that will mah· hfe easier for thr
dealers . but won"t ma ke 11 morr
miserable fo r peopk 1n adJaccnt
netahborhooch ·· \he ~1d
Costa Mrsa car lot\ arc amon1 the
1op revrnuc producers in the c1tv
Combined tht'' arc ~ond only to
'iouth ( oast Pla1a
In a stud) lO\CrJng fiscal 1984-M5.
thr 19 dealcl"\h1p<, acC'Ountcd for S2 6
million of thr S 17 ~ million 1n total
\81'1 uu rt'' enut' generated caty·Wlde,
June "31d
"We want Lo protect that income.
of cour<>c but we want to recogn17C
their propcrt1rs are l1m11ed."'
Homburklc ~1d ··w e·vr got 10 stan
talking and chscus51ng lhe1r prob-
lem\ I thank 1t 1s a real poss1h1lity that
they may leave."'
The concern ovrr the plight of car
dealt'rsh1ps peaked 1n December after
the rouncil rcbufT('d a plan by
( ad11lac dealrr R1<"-ttard Nabers to
expand his 101 onto land occupied by
some homr'i he owns
'lahers complai ned the dealersh ip
wu being choked b) the car\ crowd-
'"' h1 ' \Cf"VICC ha)\, while hr needed
mo~ room to d1-.plav his u~d autos
"I don"l hkr to "'8) no. Wllhout
ofl'enng wme help.'" Hornbuckle
said. e\plaaning the need for thr wk
force
Dealrr'\ on Jfarbc.1r &1uk"ard had a
bannt'r "t'ar 1n 1~11~ bur tht'\ don"1
hl VC' t'llOUgh room tu ~C'<'p up with tht'
Jemant.1 lor can ant.I repair\
"Bu\1nr\\ has h<'t·n c.o doggone
(Plea.e Ke A UTO/ A2)
Lock box burglars
in for hard times
By FRED VOGELSTEI~
Ol .. o..i, .........
Irvine residents prcpanng Hl "<'II
their homes wall be ahlr 10 hrcathr .i
hule easier sa n in8 Feh I
A mo~ sccu~ lod boll ha' hcrn
developed and. for police 1n If'\ 1nr
the development comes not a mo
ment too soon Burglanes 1n whit h
the thttf steals a house ke) from a ll>l ~
boll have been on tht' n~ 1n th1c. la'>t
growmg city wilh a largr ~al c\tatr
market
Pohce said 39 such thrfi., on·urrcd
1n I 98 5, a 33 percent increa'i<' <>' n lhr
26 recorded the year bt'forr
I hrr1· ol thr ··1tx k ho'\ hur(tlanr'I"
\4t'fl' rl·portrd 1n the fi,....t Wt't'k of
l.111uJn
\nil thr th1r' , . ., Jrcn 1 JU\I taking
knil H.nad .. , .lllllrdln[t In I t .\I
"1 u1r I <.\\I ""t'r k hr -.aid Sti.000 1n
ft"\4 rl n "'J\ ta kt•n Ir 1m a ho mt b' a
th1rl \4 h11 11ht.11rwd J ~n from a lock
NH
\lthuu(lh ri1l1u J)ll1nt out that lhr
hllurr' Im l'>~'i ma ke up •ml> '7
pcn.en1 111 tht 111tal numher of
rt"\1Jc nttal hurp.lann tor th<' yrar.
~t uir \..11J th<'' r<'p rc-.cn t W 1hef1s 1ha1
\h1•ult.ln I ha't' happcnrd
(Pleaee Ke LOCK BOX/Al)
Dick Tucker offlclalty an-
nooncea that he' a atep-
plng down aa football
coach at Orange Coast
College./81
Kidney stone disintegrator to be tested locally
The Rama are hoping to
epoll the Chicago Bears'
Super Bowl plane Sun-
day. /82
The Laker• and Cllppera
Mell aecure NBA vtc-
tortee. /82
Entertainment
The MW TrMa Bowl la
underway, buttt'anottoo
late to get Into the ectlon
for19A./M
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EnWtllnment
Gerclnng Horoeoope
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Prototype of ma~h I ne developed If\ France
used there successfully for past 6 mon~hs
By LAURA MERK °' .. ..., ........
Fountain Valley Re~onal Hospital
and MedieaJ Center will bqJn Feder·
al Food andl>rua Administration
tcstin& this summer of a new treat·
mcnt that reportedly d1sin tcgra1c,
kidney stones.
The mach.inc uacd 1n the treatment,
an EDAP Lithotnptcr. was devc.-loped
1n Paris, France. where the prototype
haa been succcs~fully used for s1~
months.
Jacques Dory. the en1.mccr who
developed the machine, is working on
rtOnementrlorthe model that w'lltbe
shipped to the Uni ted States th1S
summer. said Sheila Lohstroh. dtrcc·
tor of pubhc relations at the local
hospital.
Older-type Domier hthotnpters.
whi ch cost about $2 mtlhon. att now
being u~ at 11 ~ ho~p1tal\, 1n lud·
ing .Lo ng Btach Memonal Hospital
and llC"LA Medical C'<'nter
fhe nrwrr S7CXJ,OOO EUAP. which
wu bought hy the J ounlain Va lle)'
hospital. 1ran~formc, ekctnc cumnt'
mto shock wavc., to d1S1ntcara1c
k1dnry stone~ I hr proce s 1s ~
poncdly safer tl\an th<' process used
by the older Dornier. wht h explodes
the kid ney ,tonrs. said Dt llan
Turnow, a urolog1\t 111 f-ountaan
Valley hospital
fl as also morT <,t1ph1'11ca1cd and
less upcn11ve tu n1!41ntain. \31d
Lohstroh.
Water dlstrictready to discuss .
swap for BoJsa Cb.lea wetlands
By TONY S.UV&DllA Cahfom1a Coastal onsavancy.
... ...,,...... MWO poltcsman BobOompcnsaid
Metro~litan Wakf, Ot tnct or. Fnday.
ficial wtll moet lilldy ncsotiate a Oompn"t uld the voee wtll be
track with the City or Huntinston mottlr, a b'mahty since the cbstnct
leach and of.Mr •~ies la~ ~s • locked" by prevlOUI county
in ll KrW of Bol• Qica wetlands ICUOD i.n«> pvi~ up tlllt i..t.. •bid\
owned by tbe ftrnl. acconsina to 1 ·wou.ldbepeno(1muc1'4eb9tedplan
compeny spokesman. to bWkl '· 700 .. tafton& homes and a
Ouecton of \be Mctropohtan I ,JOO.tl.ip manna. Oeveloonwnt alt0
Wattt Diitrtct ,.,u be llked on calla fot lk mtonuon of'9 IS ams or
TllCllday to live tbe ~ b' menhlud fbf buds. ftsb and other
...,.... to t.in wu -.~ Ora• wddhfe.
County, Hunttftl\CH"I INch and \he "It'• l'Ully. In 1 -ay, .out of our
...
hand bcclUK of tM amoecment.
made dcs~1tc our object.ton b>:
Oranac C"ount 1uperv11or • •
Oom pen \111d
After mo~ than a dec'ade o(
wnnaJu\I betv.ttn d~~loptt& and
conter'\.at1on1m. county offic&ala ap-
proved a comprom1w plan 1n Decem· ~r pevtna tht way ror the ckvdop-
mcnt or l. acm of manb.lud
nur the Hunurcton Beach coutlint.
The U .rmy orpa oflna>netta
mu.st stJll OK con1truc11on of •
, ......... WAfta/Aa)
Patients who fe(t'I \.l' tht· nrl4
t~atmcnt n~ only a haht '<'<l.111\l'
txrore the treatment Even gall hlall
der stones can tx de 1ro)'~ with thl·
n~w process. sa1d Turbow Abuu1 'Ht
perce nt of all pll bladder ~tone' 14111
not show up on -ra ys. v. hit h .ur
used 1n the older machtn~'> Thr lll'l4
equipment uses ultrasound 10 h" .11r t~stoncs _. ·
In the older process, the pat1rnt 1\
11vcn a spinal or scneral an~thl't1l
and then submersed an water J lrt
tnoaJ currenu prodUtt \hod . 14 ,I'<''
aimed at the lndncy s1one5 to r\phkk
I.hem. Doctors find the \hfm·,
1l1111111th 111n,1.111i 11111n11ortn(l with\
ra" \,11J l u1h .. \4 t"\llCl\108 1hr
pal1\'0I 111 h11th .1111o111nl\ ol rad1at111n
1 hr ~11, ... ~ "'3'r' '·II th<' \l1•nr~ and
hrra~ thrm 1nt11 \n1,1lln r11rt <'' ._., thr\
13(1 I'·'" morr '"" 1' 1h11>ugh 1hr
patu 1 1 '"''<'"' In he PJ'I p,1111111' ,111l111 n1t with
~1dnr 'tnnt' r11d1111•tl It •1g1h' and
~o'IJ' ''-'''in tbt hu,p1w ·I he\ arc. t'\trcm!'h p.11nl11I 11 hd' hr-en ,.;ud
tha t th• 113~"-'lll' ,,f 11 'h•nt 'pmhahh
th<' m1"t 1ntr11..c l'\J IO '""•an h.i'<' '·
I urhc1'4 "4•<.I
II 1hr 1 1> \ .1pprc•\1·' !hr ne\4
IPleaH ttt KID!'aT/Al)
Bus boy scalds cook,
arrested as he flees
l y SUSAN llOWLE'M' °' .. .._ .......
A d1 pute tn the kn hen ot 1
NewPon 8ea(h re~taurant
ended in the am 1 ofa bu bo'
fot atttmpted murdtr aft.er he
allc:ledJy douted a cook •1th
bcli.fint -a&tr ThUMa) ancr-
llOOft..
Mohamed SICCd Ahmad. 2ti.
ofCC*a Mna was~ ancr
the altercallOft It the Lt 8&1mU
Jlnataun.nt abonly af\cr 2 p m.
Thunday. eocont1._ to Ntw·
•
pcm Rc-ach Jlllltu· \f")~c-\miin
Trrnt Ham'
Nrv. ron Rea\ h pohcC' wtrt
\ummC1nt'd after the kt1chen
fi&ht hc'pn l'w't~ttn Ahmad and '~ \t'lf &ild Jo\C \ A\(jUCl,
Ham' \11d
\hnnl' ~fol'l" thr ofl1ttn
am\ rd at the f'Cltaurant.
l°'•trd 11 4 I ' Ntv.-Pon
Blvd., Abm.ad rcpoM<il)' toned
1 ldtn cofftt pc)l full of
water and hot pepper ..auct on
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BUDGET BAS EDUCATORS SIDLING •••
"-Al '9c••oure&atioMl~ue
• I -1!7 twMre tbe)' C:U la.oft
11aer-awa11or Jact Nwoa
~it ~ suppon will allow • to cmliw eo pow wt to........, oar~," Ntuoo llid. '"T1lil ila ~l l&alanellt OD tbe put of
Ihle •te and the ,uu~ about ""8~•-toina '° blppea here. ucr1 curreat eftrollmeDt ii about
13,600. but. muter plu c:alll b lbe
aimpm 10 e•entually _ICCOm"'OlhlC
IUUDY u 2$,00010 JQ.000 lludenu..
Peltuon also .u o6Mlld tbat tbe
IOvmM>r eamwted S6.6 mi.Woo b
modemiz.ation of UO Medic:al
Center in Oranac. plus a ClOntinuiQI
subUdy for the hospital's day-to-day
operatana ellpenies.
Commuruty col:leae otnciak were
pleesed that Deukmejian wuts their
system to receive a fundina increue
rouahlY equivalent to thole propoeed
for the state's four-year university
systems. ln the ~t, the JOvemor bu
been accused of plac:in.t_ 1 lower
priority on community coueee fuod-•nf: . 'I felt this was the year when we
would be treated betteT than in the
put -lhis beina an eloct.ion ,"
said David BrownelJ, cbanceJ:'of
the Cout Community CotJeee Di~
lrict, which includes 0nnee Cout,
" Irvine Valley. Thc oenier Wlll include
labl for electroDica, compuier tci-
eace, luet tec:bDC>lolY and teoaaJ
'*..r..phls I =we ball. 1 ne new an cxpeaed io
open by tbc eod of 911.
Ed HM\ pi=::lrviee Valley, ........... IMulda..110
a dramatic iDc:n:ue 1D enrollment,
wbicb DOW ii aearly 6,000. ··n.. buiJdi.Qll will almost, but
llOt qui1e, double OW' capKity, in •
Wini of 8oor 91*C," Han Mid.
Slddlebeck diatrict offtdal• were
di11ppointed. bowev~t two of their capital requests 't make it
inio aiaD·· bQdeet. The plan~ not lochldc
the s .oooi.: district IOUlbt to
delip a new vocational and teduUca1 builcliDa at the Million Viejo cam-
pus. NO( does it include S 1.2 million
the dilUict req_uetted for the pwctwe
of 20 acres of Ll.Dd io complete the
Irvine Valley popoda.
Irvine Valley President Hart said
tbat purcbue would brio& tbe cam.-
pus \0 100 ~ wbicb be Mid i1
standard for community cotteees in a srowth uu. Beeau1e the property
owner, the Irvine Co., may be
relucwu &O extend the ooltqe's
option, Han laid be may recommend
that SiddlebKk trustees leek I
special allocation of ltlte funds to make tbat purc:bue.
sGhool officiaJs .cl t e Budget flaws
BJ IM Aneda ... Presa
SACRAMENTO-Gov. Geo!lC
Deukmejian on Friday praised bis
proposed SI 7 billion state schools
l)ud&et as the richest in almost two
decades, but cducaton said flaws mean it may only maintain the
System.
State schools chief Bill Honia said
be was aenerally pleued with the
emphasis on.•education. but be said
the promised increue in funds iJo 't as sreat as it miJht appear to be.
HoniJ said when inflation and
rapidly incrcui na school enrollments
are taken into account, Deulanejian's
pro~saJ is "basically a maintenance bucj t."
niversity of California President
David Gardner said the budeet fails
to provide funds "to cover projected
inflation in the COit of non-salary
items such u utilities. library ma-
terials, and instructional 1upplia. ..
But be said tbe budeet does provide
funds for expec1ed enrollment growth
"and for needed comtruction and
renovation of ftcilitia ...
California State University
Chancellor W. Ann Reynolds said
"some Upectl fall abort" of tbe budlet propoled by tbe system, but
added she~ .. eooouraeed by the
support provided in several area."
'"The 1blence of fundina for pre-
diciablc incttaled inflation for soods
and ICrviocs (Sl4 million) will make
it difficult to ~ P9CC with OUT
educational needs. Reynolds said.
"The lack for non-faculty merit
adjustmentl totalina in excess of S7
million would hamper our ability to
KIDNEY STONE BLASTER •••
From Al
~ment.._ many 1>1tients may be
able to go home the same day their
stones arc dissolved, be said.
The EDAP re portedly puJverizes
stones. leaving only a powdery dust.
According to the American Collqe
of Physicians Journal, about one in I 0
Americans will require treatment for
a kidney stone durina their lifetime.
The first stone usually 1ppean in men
between the ages of 30 and 50. About
20-50 pe~nt of the patients have
reoccurring problems within five
years.
aca&mWation of minerals in the
urine, said Turbow, and areespecialJy
painful when they pus throuah the
urinal tract.
lo the put docton have let the
stones pus on their own. removed
them sul'Jically or broke them or
remove them usina probin& tubes,
said Turbow, who wait 10 rrance to
watch the new trmtment beina ueed.
maiDtain tbe level of eervicetcu:nent·
ly bei111 provided." she added.
Community ColJcFs ChanceUor
Jolbu Smith said the spenctina plan ''&lla .a.o.1 of providina money 10
implement needed educationaf re-
fonn ... It ii 1 stabiliziq budeet, aot 1 reform budlet-..
Smitb said tbe spcndi plan does
not include money to~ •ueuina
student skills ~ pllcina tbcm in a.-, for 6iculty renewal eflOru or
for propam1 to help prepere hisb
ICbool students to take c:oUeee counes.
The~ "1~ to be consi~
tent with bia earlier plan to withhold fwwliaa for reforms until the com-
munity coUete million review ··is
complete,'' be said. A study wiU be
ClOmpleled next month.
WATER.-:.
Pro.Al
waterway ftom. lbe proposed marina
to tbe Pacific Ocean.
Gomperz said Mctrop<>litan is
int.erelt.ed in three sit.es for 1 potential swap, two of them in <>ranee County.
Desirable identified by MWDincl~acrcsofland at the
mouth of the Santa Ana River in
Newport Beach and Colta Maa. and
an estimated 180 acra in Seal Beach.
Tbe Bol11 Chica property ...
pwcbued a_,, tbe district in 1914 for a
future desahnization plant, Oomperz
said.
MWD directors will meet 10 a.m.
Tuesday at the district beadquarten
..
Cooler weather expected Sunday
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Bids for contract to maintain
turf in city's medians reje·cted
Council will again try
to secure contractor
before city takes over
BJ TOM WRIGHT
...., .... c.. ' t 1 • The Fountain Valley City Council
rejected both bids submitted for the
city's turf mainteo.1oce contract this
week, but anotbeT efl'ort will be made
io find a contractor before the job is
turned over to dty penonnel.
The city is loolcina for a firm to
maintain the turf in the street. mc-
d.iam IDd aJona city f'iaht of ways.
While two bids were submitted,
both exceeded tbc city cnsinccr's
cstima1e of SI S0,000 for the two-year
oon U'ICl. Durina the put six yean, the city
bas relied upon private firms that
were contracted to maintain these areas. However, the city staff has
never been pleased with the care
provided by the contractors.
The staff recommended a call for
new bids with a ceilina of $132,400
and sugested that if no contractor
offered • low-enough bid. the city
sho.uld resume bandlina the mainten-
ance.
.. The private sector only provides
the minimum amount of care,"
Wayne Osborne, director of public
works, told the council.
He said this, combined with the
time spent by the city staff trying to set better care, made the idea of
rcsuminJ the care attnctive.
Osborne pointed out that city crews
have always maintained the medians
on Sliter A venue and said no other
medians in Fountain Valley are
aesthetically comparable.
Osborne estimated that if the city
did the work it would cost about
SI S0.000 for the two-year period.
Councilman George Scott said he
preferred to rely on the private sector
whenever possible, but he was dis-
satisfied with the quali:y of work
done on most of the city medians.
The council asked for a budget for
the cost of resuming the maintenance.
It also called for new bids with a
ceiling ofS 132,400 .
In other action the City Council:
•Announced its desire to hold a
Matt Stevens Day. Stevens is UCLA's
quarterback and a fonner Fountain
Valley resident.
•Approved the aquisition ofa new
fire pumper for Fire Station l .
•OK'd an application for a
matchina fund arant for construction
of basketball courts at Los Alamos
Park and Helm Park and a junior
baseball field at the Recreation and
Cultural Center.
Kidney stones arc caused by the
"We are very excited, dJere we1'C a
lot ofpeo~e there vyina for it," said
Tarbow, we were there and ready &O
put our money on the line. This wiU
be state of the art for a very Jona
time.·· in LosA.naeles. ----------------------------~---------
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LOCK BOX SYSTEM IMPROVED •••
From A l
"If you put your home up for sale,
you shouldn't be targeting younclf
for a bur~ary." he said.
An Irvine resident, who was recent-
ly forced to move because the owner
sold the ho use. echoed Muir's feel-
ings.
"When he (the owner) insisted on
putting a lock box OD the door, mx
wife nearly went through the roof.
said the man. who requested an-
nonymity.
··she told me all of Irvine would
now have access to our house,'' he
added.
Actually, the old lock box system
reportedly gave not only real estate
age nts in Irvine, bUl those in Foun-
tain Valley, Huntinaton Beach, New-
port Beach. Costa Mesa and all of
AUTO •••
From Al
good everyone feels the need to
expand." June said.
Many of the dealerships back up to
resjdential neighborhoods. They are
also on leased land and don't have
anx room to grow, June said.
'Everyone to a man wants to stay
on Harbor," he stressed. "But they
have to grow and ~hat ~~kes auto
parks look more desirable.
Dealen also complain that local
sign rqulations are ioo ttnd and
landscape ~uircmen too ~1gh.
Expansion or improvement projects
often carry tbe stipulation that deal.
ers provide more landscaping -
cuttina into their already small dis..
playlou.
Moreover. manydulenhipsare on
rented land and may not be able to
negotiate ntw leases as rates continue
to rise. June said.
OA.-NGE .........
COAST ~· rml
llMt OPl'ICI
south Oranae County access to their
house.
Accordina '° Brad London, area
sales nunavr for Supra Products -
the la.r&cst lock box manufacturtt in
the United States -under the old
system one key worked in all the
boxes.
Real estate qeotl rarely l0te their
keys, be said. However, be added,
should a lost key ,et inio the wrona
bands. under the old system 1 thief
would have aoocsa to many homes.
lrvioe Police Set. Dick Bowman
said such thieves are hard to spot
bccaute they can walk in the front
door u thouah they live in the home.
Police said most of lock box thefts are the result ofindividuals who open
the box with a real estate qent's key
rather than pryina them open.
The new system will make this kind
of theft more difficult. London said.
The new lock boxes are desiped to
work on the same principle as
automatic teller machines.
tor of · at the man~
the numbers were issued to.
"lf tbe new box doesn't solve the
~.(it'll ,;ve us) a way to attack
It," Cain said.
ID Fountain V alleyl police said a
similar problem with ock box thefts
wu all &ut eliminated by the u1e of a
similar l)"lt.em. Costa Meu and
Huntinaton Beach officen said they
bad expmeoced few problems with
lock boxes. Newport Beach police
said they bad nine rucb tbefta an the
put mooth-anct ... balf.
London Slid not only Irvine but the
rest of tbe Ora.nee Cout area u well
would be usin& the new system by
Feb. 1.
Nooethelcu, Muir cautioned, that
"the new box lS not a panacea. It's a
partial solution."
He said people 1ellin1 a home
should also take elllrl precautions
becau1e they are invitina the "Seneral
public to come into their home.
He indicated that any valuablet
should be hidden away or put in a safe
deposit box at the bank.
Acco~· \0 Phil Barrett, a direc-
lurer's Salem, .• bcadquart.en, BUS BOY Realtors will be liven a key with a · • • •
matchina code. To open the new Prom A l
bollcs, the real estate aemt wiU finrt Vuquez.
have to punch in the code on the box. Police said Ahmad alleacdly put
Without the code, the key is uteletl, the bot sauce into the wateT to make
he said. the an.ck more painful.
lo addition to behit more ICCUl'e .. _ Ab.mad.. was arrested by police on
the new bOxes make if euier for North Newport Boulevard after be
police to track down pouible sutpects ~Y ran out of the French
when this type of theft does occur. restaurant. Hanis said. He was book-
Batrett II.id C9Ch time tomeone ed into the Newport Bcach City Jail
usct the box. the code is rworded on a on ·attem~ murder chal'JCI and
piece offoil tape. held in lieu ofS2S,000 blil.
After a~· poaice can open Vuquez was taken to Hoq Mem-
the box and ,et a litt of everyone who oriaJ Hospital, where be was treated
has used the boll bf matcbina up the for fint-and 1eOOnd-dep'ec burns. He
numben on the Strip with the people was later released.
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ordered reduced by PUC
SAN FRANCISCO -The at.ate Public UlillUct Commlllion ordered a
lbree-ceat r.tuction in the avaqe Pacific Bell tdepbone bW Friday ..;ectiD1
the oompuay's "9Queat f'or a rate inereue of' near!~ ll_pm:ent. ti;e PUC
actually ~ ~ tarter reduction in raia f'c>r Plcific Bell's 9 million
customers, but •t TtiU ~mostly offtet by an inaeue ~ved earlier to pay for
accat to local phone hoes by Iona-dist.an~ com~ Tbe commiaaion said I.be hlcnuewasmJui~ bya f~ral policyof1luft.inaC01Ufrom laqeto small ~llOmert. Comm11&1oncr Priteilla Grew laid the averqc residential phone
bill for all )Nt O"!t-<>f-st;ate calls would drop from $25. 99 to S2S. 96 a month. and
tbc avenee buJineu hne bill would dechoe by five cents a month.
Bar oa c:oadon' capture to IJe ateaded
.. ~ ANOELES ~A COU(t order baltina the roundup of the last five wild ~f'omta condon will be ~xtended •. a judfe said Friday u a federal official aun1ed f;te ~ay delay capt1;1nng a mattng pair of birds until they produce eap.
U.S. Dlatnct -Jud&c Barrington Parker. who on Thursday i11ued a 10-day ~nina .order ba~nJ the captu~ of the fi ve endanaered condon, said
dunng a Fnday beanna an Washington tl\at the extension will allow time for
the Natio~ A';Jdubon ~iety_, wb1cb ~ued to halt the capture. and the U.S.
Fish and ~lldhfc Service, which supports the roundup, to file motions for
, atitmmary Judamcnt and responses to each other's motions.
Jlatca. •uoclata own U.S. property
SAN J~E -:-Relatives and associates of Philippine Pmident Ferdinand Maroos and his wife bave been shown to own houses and other propeny in the U~1ted States, the San Jost Mercury News ~ported Friday. The newspaper
wd muy of the investments were uncovered by Filipino-American foes of
Maroc>s, wbo are hopina the disclosures will hurt bi1 re-election campajgn.
Lu T•ylor to be honored at AIDS event
LOS ANGELES-Elizabeth Taylor and Dr. EuaencLaCroix will receive
Man and Woman of the Year awards next month at an Arizona dinner and
hone auction to raise money for AIDS rcseareb ... A Gift To Ufe" will combine perform~ fr.om the stai:s of sue~ sta&e m~sicals as "Nine," "C..ta" and "A
Chorus Line With the auction of pnzedArabia.n horses. The show's theme will
be .. That's What Friends A~ For" -the song written by Bun Bacbarach and
Carole Bayer Sqer -with profits from Lhat record &oing to combat Acquired
Immune Deficiency Syndrome.
AIDS pat1enta no threat to co-•or.ten
OXNARD -Workers stricken with deadly AIDS should be allowed to
lta¥ on the job because they arcn•t a threat to oo-worken and work is good for
their mental attitude, a doctor told state officials. Dr. Peter Wolfe, aSSOClate
difllCIOr of UCLA's AIDS Center, testified at a California Department of Fair
Employment and Housing Practices hcarina Thursday that AIDS patJents
should wort as long as they feel well enough to do so.
SIJattJe deJ.79 cmt NASA $1 mUUon
CAPE CANAVERAL, Aa. -Record delaysinlauru:hin&Jpaee shuttle
c.oluiifbia have cost NASA an estimated $800,000 to S 1.2 mifiion in wasted
fuct and overtime pay. Space qcncy officials said earlier th.is week th.at each
delay that ~n dunna the final ho urs of prcparina a shuttle for launch costs between$~()()() and S300,000. Jesse Moo~. director of the shuttle program.
laid the major cost is in the loss of liquid oxyacn and liquid hydrogen. the
rocket propellants that~ pumped into the shuttle and then ~moved when the
lauacb is scrubbed.
Jaff6e won't flne 11e11t belt riol•ton
ROCKFORD, Mich. -A judge who refuses to fme people who violate
MichiP.!l's mandatory seat belt law rejected a prosecutor's request that he di~ bimselffrom seat belt cues Friday. "I'm tining (violators) for what
I t.flint I should fine them, and that's oothlng." said Kent County District
JudrsiSteven Servaas. who has called the law an infringement on individual
rjgbts. Kent County Prosecutor David Sawyer. who filed the mouon asung the
;~ to disqualify himself. argued that S([vaas' opposition to the law
'indicates a personal bias and prejudice" that makes him incapable of ruling
o n seat belt cases.
Kl'W holiday celebrat1on• lJe61n
ATLANTA -Ten days of celebrations surroundin& the first national
holiday hooorin& Martin Luther Kin& Jr. bqin Sat.urday, wi~ ~~~ers facina a lack of cash familiar to those who worked wttb the slain c1~1I ngbts
leader. Kine'• widow, Coretta Scott King. said ata news confe~occ Fnday that
she ipores criticism that seminars and ceremonies planned here may be too
ambitious. .. We pay that no attention," she said ... We vc never bad any money.
It's intetcstina that 30 years later (1n the civil riabts movement). we stiU don't
have any money to put on a national celebration.·· The holiday honoring King
in Jan. 20.
1Vom•n arraJgned In governor tidaap plot
PORTLAND. Ore. -A woman was arraiP.ed Friday on a fug.itive
Y41ftftt accusina her of conspiring to kidnap Aonda Gov. Bob Graham and
demand he release her husband from prison. Multnomah County Circuit Judie Oilford B. Olsen appointed a public defender to represent Vicki Jill CraWford. 39..t and set another h~rinJ. for Jan. 17. Mn.. Crawford remains in
c:UllOdy on Si million bail. She allqed.ly inter · -d to demand the releate of her
44-yeu-old husband. Howard, in exchanac fo. ihe aovcrnor's freedom.
Callee prfca gobJ6 up
CHICAGO -~Retail coffee prices arc expec_ted to rise soon. pcr~ps as
much u SI. SO a pound. bcausc a drought in Bra:zJI has dcstroy_ed a m&Jor pa_n
of that nation's coffee crop. No one knows for sure wh~t the uluma~.e Pi:t~ ~II
be, .. but there is no question that retail pnccs ~ 101n& to JO up.. said D1ck
Ponte, a vice president for Stop&. Shop Supcrmar~et Co. in Quincy. Ma~s ..
which bas 114 stores in New Enaland. Wholesale pnccs have been increasing
since &.11. '
Trooi-_.,.be aeeded to ea d •lefe
LA PAZ. Bolivia -The aovernment said Friday it may send troops to
rcta1e 2AS POI.icemen wb<>K.camp in the heart of the cocaine country has been IUft'OUded by tbouJandl of coca &rmen ansred by aovemment ~ns \0 ~ut
their produc:tJon. Interior Minister Fernando, Barthelemy alt0 wd aro~ng
fewer of'tbe coca leaves from which the drua 11 prodUClCld could have scnous raulb b &.tie sban.cred Bolivian economy. which bas become dependent on
lbe iDlp1 cocaine trade.
OaYyeJ JHMtpGJJa n.ft '° s,.n.
IEIRUT Lebenon -Pmi«nt Amin Oemayd on f riday put off for a
tbild ume a trlp to Oanwcus durina which Syria upec:tt h11 endonement of a
,... '9Ct it worked out amo.,_ Moekm and Christian militias. to end ~·1 civil war. Many Cbri1uan le9den feel tbe,ln'&DIJCfMDt pves too
md po91rto Moelem1. Qemayel. a Matonite Catbobc, bu not yet approved
lt -iD pan bec:auec bi• ~or foe ~ for the Cbriltians. A presidential
E •Mm•t eaid Oemayei wiU vi11t Dunllcul Moedly l>r a meet.int with
Prnidnt Haiti AMed. Lebanon •• main power broker who bu Staked
,...... on endiaa the ckQdo.old conflict.
(
i W'orJd Coart otden ead to CluUtmu wu
• iffE HAGUE. NethertaDda -Tbe Wotld CcMart OD Friday ontered c '-'ill IWoud Mali ao witlldra• their IOldienfrom aA~w. ............ '° oblel" -~&re that ended daeir Cluilbnal c ...... '-"-fa90. lormerty Upper Volta, asked tbe court b' u emc,.ency
f nlHaa 1llt week. and the court held a hMriftl OD tM iJ1UC Tbundmy.
I t ..,.a.,..,.... IOll,_ to Alae•e
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Budget-balancing law challenged
Foes say Gramm Rudman gives away
power Constitution vests ln Congress
w ASHJNGTON (AP) -The new u ~ssi~y the mOlt. far-reacluna
federal budaet·~ncina law puts ~nstJtUtlooal tep1ra~1on."C?f:.powen
conareaioMl power over tho tovem-1asuc before the feden.IJudaaary 11n«
mcnt's pune ttrinas on ••automatic • the Wa~te era -took the matter
pilot .. and should be declared un. u~ advuement after a three-hour
CORJlltulioD&l. challenaers told a beanna.
cou.rt Friday. The court's rulina is certain to be
But defenders of the Gramm· aooea&ed directly to the Supreme
Rudman act detipcd to reduce the COwt reprd1eas of outcome.
auual deficit from the current s212 Twelve .mcmbcn of Contm1, led
bill• · fi • ....-by Rt-p. Mike Syna.r.L O-Okla., and the ion to 1.e10 in ve ycan, ... _... National Treuu.ry r.mplo~ Union
that. the mcuurc was a ~wful del-are cbaltenaina the consututionality eptJ~n by Coqrcu of its budect· of the new law, wbicb would trisr ~Qlpo~rsandsbou~~upbeld. acrou-thc-t)oard ~t cuts i!C.Ost
The ~Judie U.S. District.Court aress failed to institute apec:ified
panel heanna the case -shapm1 up annual deficit reductions.
:Reagan will slash
Pentagon funds
iilstead of troops
WASHINGTON (AP) -Presi-
dent Reagan told Conarcss Friday the
Pentagon will slash its opcral1ons.
weapons-buyi ng and research ac-
counts rather than reduce personnel
spending to comply Wlth a new
balanced-budget law.
The president's decision was dis-
closed by White House spokesman
l..aJTy Speakes. and Pentagon sources
su~uently agreed to elaboratt on
condition they not be 1dcntificd--by
name.
Edwin DaJe. a spokesman for the
Office of Management and Budget,
said Reagan had exercised a special
grant offlexibility that applies only to
the current year's budget by deciding
to protect $63.1 billion of the S67.9
billion autho nzed by Congress for
military personnel.
The Pentagon sources said the
president decided to db whatever was
necessary to avoid cuts that would
force reductions in the nauon's troop
strength. By leaving only $4.8 billion
m the account unprotected, the
Pentagon calculates 11 will face an
actual reduction under Gramm· Rud·
man of roughly $245 m1lhon. the
sources said .
Prote8t march
That 1s a small enough figure to
allow the Defense Department to
maintain its current strength of 2.1
million active-duty personnel and I . I
million active reservists. the sources
added.
One source said tht S245 million
that will be sacrificed to the Gramm·
Rudman deficu-reducu o n law Wlll
result in longer tours for a small
number of individuals by reducing
the budget for transfer and moving
expenses. Some soldiers who arc not
~~nlJsung m1gbt be released a
month or two early, the source said.
and there will be a small cut in funds
for Reserve training programs.
If the president bad not acted to
protect the personnel account. the
Pentagon would have been forced
under the law to slash an csumated S2
b1lhon from the account. Such a cut
wouJd have forced a reducuon in
acuve-duty personnel, althou&h the
Pentagon has nev~r said euctfy bow
large that reduction m ight have been.
By placing military personnel 1n a
"hands-00'' category, the president
has assured substantially larger cuts
will have to be made this year in the
Pentagon's remaining maJor budget
Slallte lloelem women clad lD black Clwlon ma.rdl to tbe ~ em-.Y lD W• llelnat. Lebanon. f'rlday, darlllC
aa aad-~ demoutradon. Tbe prote.ten claim
&aPtlaD aatlaortd• 1r11w pollcem•• hleba•• K.laater, wM" ellot MTa laraell tout.ta ID tile al.Dal lut October.
Controller faulted
la deadly alr crash ,
WA Hl~OTON (~P) -
Crowded skies. heU'Y radio
traffic and an air traffic con-
troU~r't miatatemeot of direc-
tion oontributcd to a colh ion of
two planes over New Jeney last
November. documenti in-
dicated Friday.
The colliaioa lul Nov. 10 in
the crowded ai~ near T~. NJ.. killed both
QtWl'DtD aboud a t'Ol"pOr'ltoC jc1.
all tbrtt oeoole aboud a lins)t
--Piper Oaaobe and uodaer penOD .... aputmeai bu6dial WWI perU of the bu,.
ini ~ alnded.
n. jet. oWMd by Nabelco
.... IDC., WM Itri-. &om Monhlowa. NJ., --..a w
... to IMR I a.ii ... iAdl
at Teterboro about 20 miles to
the cast. The Plpcr O.erokee.
owned by a fMnt dub. had jUSt
flown ovtr 1"eterboro and was
head101 cast toward the
HudlOn River.
TrantcnpU of COftvertations
ID the jet cockpit U well IS
nchaqes between both p&aon
and the Tdetbon> airport con-
trol tower lb.owed tbat m the
m1outa bdoft lbc oolhlaOG the
air tratt\c controOer bandl1111
both planes waned lblt tbc two
airc:nft wen~ llut twtce. *GI .. lo tk
trantcri.SM. dllc ooatrOIJer ... ..,_, tbt ....,_M Cl0f1*Wlle
;ei mat lbe "-C'herobe llJ'aiPt ...... ol them .. .................. ~ ...... ...__lb.: lld
Attorney Alan Mormon, rep-And alt.ho~ Prctadalt ._
rncntina the dozen members or silncd the measure in\O law Oil~Dec. ·
CongttSS, told the court the act wu 11, a Justice Oepartmnt ....,_
enacted bccautc .. Conaress has re-af'UICd that one of its key fee...,. -
fulcd to pus the very laws to do what I.he p111 tnsri.na JOC'Odia& cuta -
1t contends must be done -that is. Jhould bt ovcnurfted wbile dlC
balance the federal budsct.• remainder of the law left m;
Morrison said the act. in Jivina the "We think the unique ttahli tM
power to proscnbe b\Mtaet cuts to the pttsident tn our coutit•tio9al
non-elected beads or tltrec .na.es tcbt-mc ha• ~n tran111elled.., -
-the Conarcsaion.al Bud&et Office. As istant Attorney General Ridlud the White Route Offd o1 ~ Willard.
ment and Budett and the con-Under the law, automatJC cuu
paaionalGeaeralAccounti.naOfrice would have to be ordered by the
-had ,;vea awal'. powers the prca.ident if the General Aocounti•
Constitution vests in Conarctl. Oft"toc detemuned that Co~ bad .. Cenain t'u.octioos arc 10 qislat-not reached deficit taracts under
ive in nature .lbat they may oot be Gramm Rudman.
dekaaled. Tbitiaoneotlbethinptbe The fusl)'ound of automauc cuts.
revolution wu fouabt over,.. uid amounting to SI l 1 billion to bt
Morriton, who ii a senior laW)U for evenly d1vidtd between dtfentc and
PubUc Citizen, a P!>UP founded by do~stjc programs. arc scheduled to
consumer advocate Ralph Nader. take effect on March I .
Ronald Rea&an
accounts -operations and ma1n1rn·
ancc; procurement, and research. the
sources said.
If the president had not prot~tcd
military personnel. tho~ remaining
accounts would have faced an a .. er·
age 3.2 percent budJct reducuon. one
source explained Since the personnel
account will be protected. the average
cut in the remaining thr~ accounts
will average between 5 percent and
5.1 percent. the source said
Reagan agrees
to a pre-game
TV interview
NEW YORK (AP) -For years.
pohuetans have wrapped the Ila&
around themselves. but the newest
phenomenon is tht president. as the
nation's chief ch(Crlcadcr, cap1·
tahZJna on football fever durina the
year's bigest telev1Ston spectacle, the
Super Bowl
Richard Nixon on~ offered a play
to former Washington Redskins
Coach George '\lien befo"' a Super
Bowl. Last )'car. President Reagan,
hve from tht White House. made the
1rad1t1onal pre-game coin flip. And
seHral rcttnt pre11dents have made
congratulatof) post-game calls to
winning lockerToom"
The latest wnnklr for 5\lper Bowl
XX on Jan :!6 1s tha1 Rugan has
aarttd to be interviewed by NBC
News ancho r Tom Brok.aw for about
lhe minutes m1dwa) throu&.b the
two-hour p~...gamt show NBC CX·
ecut1ves believe an exclusive inter·
view will reflect well on NBC News
and Brokav.. v. hose ·· "./ 1ghll) News"
1s a distant second to Dan Rathcr's
"\BS Evening News" in the fieKe
dmnerume news compeuuon
"l"d be 'Cf) surpmcd 1f a news
stol'\ does not com~ out ofth1s.'' said
T1m.oth) J Ru~n. \tcc prrndcnt of
\:8( "lev.s ··1cs a .,11uat1o n in"' h1ch
both s1dM v.111 benefit "
Russcn ongmally wanted Reagan
1mrrv1ewed on NBCs S)l'f\aa) news
~how ·~Meet the Press" Jan 26.
Italy bans az:ms
exports to Libya
Canada bans sale of
oil drilling equipment
to settle 'moral issue·
ROME (API -Ital} banned arm\
expons to Libya on Fnda). becoming
the first U S. ally 10 hr-ed Pres1de01
Reagan's call for economic sancu nn<.
against Col. Moammar Khadaf) \
regime.
That action 1o1.a\ follov.ed la tt'r
Fnd3' b\ (anada. v.h1ch announced
It would bar go,cmmcnt aid to
companies seeking new buc;inrss "'11h
Libya and banned the ..ale" ol oil
dnlhng equipment to that Jl-onh
Afncan country It al!><l urged C an·
ad1ans not to take th<' 1ob'i ot
l\mtncan 1o1.orke~ ordcrt'd h' th<'
Reagan admammrat1on to 'iea' l'
Libya.
Tht lt.ahan Foreign Min1<.tl'\ ~1d
tht dec1s1o n on arms rlpof\5 v.a~
made after a Cabinet m('('tmg "'a'
held Thurs<Uy to exam1n<' hail.in
ubyan rtlallOnS In v1ev. Of "~r'\CIU\
susp1c1ons regarding L1bya'c; tokr
ance and support" tor terrnn\l<.
believed 10 haH earned ou1 thl'
attacks last month at Ro me jnd
V 1enn• a1rpon.s.
Italy has been Libya·, th1rd-la~l'''
sou~ of weapons after the \4" 1t·1
Unio n and France.
Reagan on Tuesday imposed \;In,
11ons on Ubya 1n responK to the" I)..·,
27 airport attacks that left 19 pcuplC'
dead. mcludina five Amcncan' .1n.l
four terroris~ The State Ocpanml·nt
hnkcd tM attackJ to Labya.
Reapn ha.s lt1'H m~ to I "
al11t·~ a<,ling them tn JOIO the I 'n11cd
1.1tc'i in econom1~ -.am t;tlm again.,1
l 1b\a. the'-' h1tc Hou~ ..aid Fnda '
\ourCM 1n P~m 1er Retllno C ru.1'\
officc '\aid tha1 in ht\ rcpt~ to Reagan
ht' called tor "'ncv.rd ctTons for a
\11ddle Ea~t pealt' and strt''>scd !hr
nt"ed to increa'\l' the fight against
lt'rron.,m
Rt·ac11ng 10 Ital\ ' '>uspens1on of
1o1.t'apon'> shipment' tatc °"part·
ml'nt spokt'iman lkmard Kalb said
"'" 1o1.elcome that a' a statement of
J"(llil' The l ~ 8"' crnment ha!>
hf:('n lollowrng a more n gorous pohq
tur wme 11mc V. r hope that other
gc 'rmmenl\ 1o1.1ll rt'~ogn1 1c the value
ot that ..
( anad1art Pnmc \.1m1ster Bnan
\lulront'' announced the measurn
( anada v.1 11 take tollowing a Cabinet
meeting in \.1cech Lake. Quebec, a
go' emment ~~n But he said the
actaonr; v.cre not taken "to satisfy Mr
Reagan Th<'~ v.C'rt· done becau~
thl·re·~ a moral t\'iuc. a nd C'~nada
mu\t do 1t\ -;hare "
'°le' era I '-' <:''item al he\ have al read)'
fl'ICCted thC' idea of sanctions. On
fnda~ Bn t1o;h Pnmr Min1Ster
\1argaret Thall her \aid her countr)
"o uld not JOIO tn any sanctions.
'l ool . ~nct10nr; don't work. Other
rc11ple \uprih tht' good-..'' she to&d
~m<'ncan corn <.pondcnt<1 at a news
~ ''" lrrt>ncc
\I.ma "laman1 an o flk1al Wlth the
Bc 1g 1um ·Luxcmbo urg-Arab
( hamhrr of C ommcrcc, sa.id 1n
Rrur;.,r(r; that lklgians '>till will 1<> to
l 1m'1 th1~ month looKmg for (radc
Oflfll •MUnltlf'\
Libya's U.S. accounts
financin g terrorism
WASHINGTON (AP) - l ~
mt~ offiaals have d.l900vcred
that Ubyan monqr deposatcd In 11 •
bank &CICOUDtl II betfll UICd by the
Afncan nation to fiunct terromm,
an adminstrat.ion IOWCe Mid Fnda'
"I can confirm that mil.hons and
mtlbons of doUan have bttn 1n
vol vcd. •• the IOUl'Ct aad, Sl)Qk1nJ on oond1taonof'anoaymity. '1'hcw holn~
accounts are "8'ilimltr bank at·
counts. bu\ -IDOee1 11 definueh
IOtnl to illclirimate pwpoea.·•
The IOW'Ce llid a '°' teetct 1 n-
ttllietnee repon oa tbt menet meek
It clmr tbe c:atnl bant o( Libya WU
...... tbe "'°°'Y tanded tbft>U&b
t.hQacxiounu.
A \)'lbtilMd repon ... Frida . &lJo
Q\IOt.lfll IC*l'Cn wtlo --on COD· cbbOd of U08JftUty. "8d that an
appamu .. \lftlde.rbla otXnbon with
ftlnds Crom ~· pnvate bank
9CCCM&ntl heft Md beea unco..-cnd
tnOft than a weet llD-•
..
.M ONnge C.. DAILY PILOT/ 1Murd9y, ~ 11, 1MI
DoheDjredevelopment studied
a, LaA MA.BONEY ..............
ne poletltiat for redevdopias
~ Beach'• Ooheay com· ....... dUtrict will be w .... ora
Sl0,000 IWdy by <>ranee Co.uuy
~l Flftb 06sarict SupcniJOr Tlaon\u
F. Riley Mid h'a time b' redevelop-
~• i.ntnded for the Dobefty ara to ~ under way. If redevdopmmt it
no1 feul.-. coun1y supcrvilOf'I
lhoWd authorize cbaalel ln lhe
Capi11rano Beach SJ>«if,c Plu that
would allow tn~ bu.UW1111 to diffteukiel over ~ to allow
kale in I.he coaunmc:.1 dilub. air MCb ..., it became dear \bit loaa·
MMl dormHI redevclopmen1 plaea
lli&ey uked for the ftasibilhy ltUdy should either at• under way or be
aft« county officiall ~pproved an ICtaODld. be Mid.
amcadmeel to the spccilic plaa tha1 ~•I would n~
abut mani-ttof'lllt watthoutes out of the cou&al ambiance of the toUlh the commercial ara. . C>l'a-. <:ouaay be9cb commu.U1y.
]"be ldioa dalhed the hopn of one Faye laid. Cunat auJdclinn eovern-
developer ~ (d1 lhe ·-dillnet i"I new coutrudioft and renovation wu a eood place for Just such a in tbe Oobeny diaric1 call for a
buJinna. maritime \heme, he uid, ~ 11 no room for mini-ware-· Acdvatin~ r.developmen1 in
houJa in future plans for 1he dittrict, · Capiwuo Belch now wouki be
Mid Riaey aide Frank Faye. Aftn lht ldvuaaeeous beclUIC of 1nnilat
P' oceedin,a jUll wader wtiy in
another uniacorporaled --San .. Ana ffeiebts. Faye Mid.
DetipatinaS..'8Ana Heiahtaua
redevelopment uee wiU providr the
county whh a way to fund noite
reductaon meuum and a buyout
'Olan for property localed beneath the
lliaht pelh of John Wayne Airport.
Bui cxpcn.iJe pined throUlh tbe
upcrience can be applied to
Capistraoo lclch too, mak.inc il
more likely thlt redevelopment wiU
tqin theft, Faye uid.
Classes prepare kids for divorce
Marrt e c~unselors offering_ five cour~es
dealtn with effect~ of split on youngsters
81 ROBEl\T HYNDMAN °' .. ..., ........
Cbildttn often arc unw1tUnf v1c-
tun1 of divorce. Whale that s no ~ prepar!og them for the seper-
ation u1ually is.
But with support and education,
puenu can learn lQ help their
children throuah the· difficult tran-
sition from a two-parent to a 1i~
parent homo.
Thlt belief is thc basis for fi ve prasram• offered by local marmgc
and family cxperU, which focu1 on
theefl'ecu diver« has on children.
The first, titled "You Arc Not
Alone," bcpn Fnday rught in <..osta
Mesa. Maureen Rh yne was to present
an overview of divorce statistics in
the United Stat.es and research find-
1nas on how divora: affects children.
Rhyne has tau&ht oollege coune\
on the topic and has led workshops
for the public since last summer.
"It 's important to rcahzc lhat a
divorce 11 difficult and the ctTects of a
divor;c.e o.n chiJdrcn are deep and
lon1-reachin1,'' said Rhyne. a
Mtuion VieJo resident who h11 aone
throulh a divorce herself. "We sec a lot of people out there
who arc hurting because of a d1 vorcc,
and that's understandable. But
they're often unaware of what their
own children may be 1oin1 throuah,"
Rhyne1a1d.
Parents strualinl with divorce
often arc hampered by ceruun myths
that maJce 1t difficult to cue 1hc1r
children lhrQM&ti the ~tion.
AmODJ those m yth~ IS that divorce
1'1 becoming ~ common, au effects on
children ha ve dimin1!.h ed. Another as
that you nger children art more re-
s1hent in dealing with divorce than
older sibhnJ.\.
"Many limes, the younger the
children. the more dependent they a.re on thtir parents for care," Rhyne
said
Parenu also may be misled by their
children's behavior. Children may
seem unaffected by their parents'
problems and show few sians of pain.
But Rhyne said they may be suffering
nonetheless.
"A too-aood or perfect kid should
be su1pect," she wd. "They may be
trying to be aood an an effort to keep
their percnu together."
Rhyne recommends that parents
maintain open communacauon with
their cb11dreo throuahout the d1 vorcc
proccu -even aft.Cr one parent ha~
moved away from the tLome.
"h's important for kidl to have
access to both parenu and feel
comfortable cnouah to pick ur the
phone and caJI. And Otey wit test
that."
Parents also shoukr ofTer simple,
5tra11htforward uplanalion1 of why
lbe <f1vora: IS takin&place.
They should avoid puttin1 each
or her down in front of their children
or us1na the chlldrcn apJnst each
other
Perhaps the most important lesson
Rhyne 1ries to pua on is that divorced
or divorcina puenu are not alone.
"There arc many other1 out there
goina throuf!! the same problems,"
she said. ' Divorce can be very
difficult. But it's 1mportan1 to reahzc
1t can be a real healthy option for
some families. Some singJe-parent
fam ilie1 arc far healthier than two-
parcnt families "
Following Rhyne·s pr<>&r1m Fn-
day, Marti Maltcrre, a marriaac and
family counselor, will lead a Feb. 7
discussion titled '-'fakina Care of
Yourself to Take Care of Your KJds."
Dr. Mike Connor, a Laauna Beach
clinical psycholoaist, will discuss the
role of fathcn in divorce on March
14. Nancee Noel, a marnaat and
famiJ y lherapill, will discuss the
chana.ina roles for a single parent on
April 11.
And Patrick ~orphy, also a mar-
nqc and famil y thcf'apist, will offer
strategics for 1inale parents following
a divorc:e. MurpJiy't talk it May 9.
All fi ve prasram• will be held from
7 to 9 p.m. at the Holiday Inn in Costa
Mesa. Pre-rcsistration is SI 0 per
pcnon and SIS at the door.
CaJI Nancee Noel at 54S· 7032 for
details.
UCigets $500,000 in research grants
By PHJLSNEIDERMAN
Of ... 0.-, .... ....,
U< Irvine began the new <.alendar
)e.ar w11h new pledge• of ncarl>
S~OO.IJJ(J for c.ampus research.
The unavcn11y hH received an
offer of S250.000 from Thomas and
El1zabe1h Tu:mey of Newport Beach
10 endow a facult y chair for world
puce research.
An endowed chair It• established to
attract d1sunau1~hed researcher\ 1n
vanous fields A m1m1num of
S2SO.OOCJ is rcqu1n:d to set up 1he
endowed chair, and the income
acnerated by 1h1\ fund hell>\ pay for
rhe faculty members 1cach1n1 and
rcwarc.t. but <fr~ not apply to the
profc\~Jr'S bas1<. \alary.
f.ndo~wcd chair'> trad11wnallx JI ve a
fac.ulty member more nex1b1hty 1n
research tupic.s lhan a trad1t10MI
v ant awarded for very specific stud-
ICS. UC! currently has four endowed
chair'!, although one 1s now unfilled.
l JC. I spokeswoman Cynthia Moms
~•d the T1emeys notified the un1ver-
\1t y in December of their desirt to
fund an endowed chair devoted to
world pu<e rC\Carch Cihe said the
offer \1111 must be approved by the
Un1 ver\1ty of < allfom1a ff<\ard of
Reacn1'>
Earlier lh e J 1erneyr. pledaed
SI 00,000 to hc1p estabh1h an 1n1t1tu1e
for peace srudjcs on campus.
Mom• said a three-member com·
mitt.ee i1 now preparinaan outline for
such a center, with a repon due to
Chancellor Jack Pcltuon b)' the end
of the month.
The second maJor lift announced
by UCI was a S22S,OOO allocation
from the W. M. Keck Foundation of
Los AnJtles. TN• money will be used
for equipment and laboratories in the
lmaac Engmemna Research Center,
to be located in a new cnaineerina
bu1ldin,a under construction at UCI.
Earlier donations cxceedina
$300,000 have enabled UCI to fill a
new endowed chair th11 month.
Effeo1ve Jan. I. M11a y11u
Nomura, an int.cmat1onally re·
cognii.ed biochemist who joined UCI
in 1984, is holdjna the Grace Beikhuia
Bell endowed c.hatr.
Th11 chair was e1tablilhed with a S2SO,OOO 11ft from Bell and $80,000
donated bv alumni of the California Coll~ o(Med1c:inc at UCI. Bell, now
a rcsukn1 of le1sure Wortd Laauna
Hills, wa1 the firit woman in the
nation to ~ named dean of an
osteopathic medical school. HCT ap-
pointment was at a pnvate medical
tra1nin1 center that was a private
forerunner to UCl's medical school
Nomura'1 research is also sup-
ported by revenue ~ncrated by a
5600.000 fund established by H1tach1
Chemical Co.
'Has the new seatbelt law made you
wear your seatbel t more?'
O.UWDUl1
C..&aMna.
llaWAMer
"Before I didn't wear 1t. Now I
try to."
SteYtDietael
CottaMea
DellVtrf .... Hr "Nbpc. I'm not womcd about
1t. lfl set stopped I'll have a lot
more thinp to worry aboul
1han that.'
J.cll Pedri
C..&a Met.t
HoHttleaHr
"I never wore 11 before and the
law hasn't made me change. I
iust fo rac1 all the ume, even
when I see a policeman."
ManMBaster
C..&aMeaa
ff•memaker
"I used to ha ve a bad ha bat of
foracuina. Now, J try to re-
member more."
JaekMeOUI " Nnper1~
C.llqe ... laJ1trte.r
"I've worn my seatbell for
yeari and ycari."
Marie Manlcola
CottaMeu
Retired
"Well. I wear 11 on the freeway
but not for short Jaunts around
town. It hasn't chanacd my
habits thouah."
AuGMld
Cos&a Meta
Homemabr
"I've al way!I worn 11 on lhe
freeway hut now 1hat there\ a
law. I try to wear 11 around
town also."
Tlula Zltter
Hnll•ato• Buell
8 ...... l
"I've always worn my seat·
belt."
~~~~E IJ
Son can earn $5,400 without loslngbenents
§. ACS:mORIES ~
A 1P9C1ol \upplement trJ
T~ Doily P1fot looturing
the lote1t 1n Spnng lo\h1on
occetsori•'· make up ond hwr "
PubMfttng
Thundoy, JOtluor-y 23rd, 1986
To rewve y04Jf apoce. ct>ll
642-4321 bf 250
The Orono-C0CMt Oa6ly Pilot
330 WflsJ Boy StrHf,
Costo M•so, CA 92626
' .. ~
BJ WANDA R. WALDMAN ..... ......,......, ...... ' ....
Q. MJ 17·Jter..W ._ ... IMe9 ptUlc a ledal lecllritJ fMMftt • M•
~ f•IMr'a •tn ~ l'8ce IM •aa It. La1t .. mmer lie 1•• 1 Jelt ~ ee..,._. .._.., N , ... .....,_, 11 IM tdtl t..,..._?
A Yes. In 198S your ton may cam as much u SS.400 without any
reduction in benefits If your 10n earns more than SS.400 1n I 98S, then SI Jn
benefita will be withheld for each $2 he cams above that amount. Be 1urc ttu.1
your ton reporu his eamanp to Social Secunty.
Q. WW die .a..:!:~ ee.,..y peu ... uwe uy affttt •tile awe •f
•1 s.daJ s.wtt1 t ..._ I retire?
A. No. Pnvatt pcn•t0n1 and annunae do not count as earniQ&I for Soc.al
Secu nty purpote1.
Q. M1fadMr...._.1 .,_a ... I ti MM4 ...... Im.,_ Nert....,.
WW Mt Me•eare ,., fw lt?
A. Med~ bolpttal 1nwrance doei not cover the cost of the firit three
pwnt1 o(who&t blood or the equivaknt 1n un1tt of pecked red blood cells, but 11
will cover any olho' relaled a~ such u admlnittralion and 1to,... Your
hoepilaJ WflJ not cMrte yOut fatltet ror the thru pents if he can arranec '°have
thcra replaced. He or tome0ne cite may rrplace the blood or 11 may be replaced
throueh 1 blood a..uraace plan. "'" . Q. A ............... , ....... I • .,.. -YIC9 ..... w.., ..... .. -... ..... ,-.., -.. Wt,.W dlf MJJ_, ,... ............... ..._,
tfdlt ....... AeMIM1awr .... ,.lllM•...,. .......... e1m ,.,,. ....... ...,
A. Call your local Sodal Sealnty oft".oe Md 1111 lhem lhe county and -.ae
when y0ut wik reoeiv9d \be 1tt:11ment. ~·u edl you ~re to 11nd she
clatm. I( you Med bdp i• compktint tJw claim fonM. they'll be lfad to '-'P
you. 4. ,., ........... ,..,. ........ ..._ ........ .., •••••• ,
hulll. l'I t1i1t • ... ,._, ..... I 11fi·-···1t;ff11A• ~ ,.., ... 1
•
l»eeef llt?
A. No Your disability bet'lcfita will ~ convened automatically to
retirement benefill 1n the same amount Because your riaht• and
rcspons1b1hue1 will be 1<>mewhat different, Social Security will w:nd you
spcctal 1nstruct1on1 and 1nrormallon when you reach 6S.
Q. I •a• r~y la ... ...,. .... MNc •M4 •Y MHkare e.weraa• for
dM tint U..1.1-.. •t M.flt,...... IMpa wM9 I• ............... &al. DW
1 ........... ~ ... T
No. A benefit RCnod ends when you have bttn out or a hospital (or other
faci lity that primarily provides 1k1Ucd nurilna or rehabilitation 1erv1ce1) for 60
day1 in a row, countln& the day ofyourditch•'lt· .. y tho way, lhe,. 11 no lim11
to the number of benefit periods you may have for hotpftal or 1tulled nuriina
care, lhouah 1pcc1al lim1ted bcneftt penods apply to hosok'e care
Q. I ltvt ...... .., •1-.1111 IMlafler "'1"1 l'1t lie•• a. 11e1 •...,
-,.aal •di I'• •tll tMttp le aabcantf •J ... f. Wiii Mt41nN "' ,., IMI
,arttf •yMllT
A. Medicare ca nnol PIY for cul\Od11l Cite even 1( if1 ~ven in 1
penic1pe11na h0tp1tal. re 11 conakkrcd cuttodial when tt's primarily
lntendtd to meet pcnonal need• and cen be prov1ckd by 110meone wit.how
prolrtaeonal tkill1 or trajnt,,.._ It cona61t1 of help In walk Ina. .,:t1ina In and out
ofbed, bath1na. dttuir)I. aunt, and .. 111'i:echclne. Q,..__.,._,.. ... ,_.."e.NI rttyMMf8tal ..... llldlec*t • ............... , .. ,,
A. When a pcl'IOn or • coup'49 hive ttt1mncn1 income tha1 they do not
cam, IUC.b 11 SocaaJ un1y bmcfh• annuhtet, rcn•• or ln1ttat -tbdr I
payment 11 reduced accontu'tly. The hr11 $20 of unearned Income 11 nduded,
bu1 then the mt it deducied. dOUat for dollar from lbc I p1 ymcnt. So, people who are eUlfblc for both bW Security and . I do not,,. the IUll I ,.ymcnt ca..., ............... ., .................... , ..... . .......... ,,,
A N"o. TM ho9M •heft you llvt h not rounttd 1n dttrmuntna whlnhs
you qualify for f.
Up to 24 moOns
believed-to orbit
planet Uranus
Voy er robeflnds
stxth moon: rtn s
tn tcate more nearby
ly L< llltOICL ,. ..........
PASADENA -Up to 24 moons
may orbit the planet Uranua, a NASA
1Cientl1t Nid after lhe aaency an-
nounced that the Voyqer 2 apace
probe discovered a tiny, 1ix1h moon
cirdioa the 1eventh planet from the
IUn.
"We're likely to find a bunch
more" moona, u Voyaaer 2 speeds
ioward itJ cloee encounter with the
aolar 1yatem'1 third~t planet. •id Elli1 Miner, deputy Voy.,
project 1eienti1t It Jet Propulsion
Laboratory.
JPL. which o,erates America's
unmanned apace exploratfon pro-
pam for the Nation.al Aeronautics
ad Spece Ad1nini1tration, an-
nounced Wednnday that loo.a.q_-
poaure photopaph1 taken Dec. JI by
tbe aupertelephoto television camera
aboard Voyqer 2 showed conclusive
evidence or a sixth moon orbitina
Uranus. At the time,~ probe was 19
m11tion miles from uranus.
The moon i1 about 4S miles 1n
diameter and orbits Jbout 37,SOO
mila from lhe top of Uranus'
Mmoaph~re. makina it "the in-
nermoct "moon and certainly the
smaUest," Nid JPL spokeswoman
Ml!Y Belh Murrill.
The newlY. di1COver'ed moon wu
t.cm_porarily detianated 11 198S u 1
until it is formally named by the
International A.ltronomical Union,
Minerwd.
Voyqer 2 wu launched 1n 1977,
explored J~piter in 1979 and Saturn
ID 1981 anJ will ny wilhin S0,600
miles of Uranu1' cloud tops Jan. 24. ~lanet is 1.86 billion miles from
Becauae the nine known charcoaJ-
black rinp surroundina Uranus arc
t0 narrow, lcienti1u believe the
a;ravity of yet-undiacovered moons
must be confininJ. the rinp 10 they
don't~ out hke the much W1der
rinp arelina Saturn, Miner Nid.
But neither the newly discovered
inoon nor any of the five previously
known moons are responsible for
keepina the rinp in their narrow
widths due to thetr location. he
added.
So sacnusts eJ1pcct Voyager 2 may
discover as many as another 18
moonuround Uranus-one on each
aide or eacb of the nine rinaa. Miner
Nid. That means up to 24 moons may
ol'bh the planet, he added.
Miner Nld that if Voyqicr falls to
dltc0ver more moons, 1Ciend1t1 will b;t hard-pr'Clled to uplajn wh y the nnp are so narrow. The widett and
ou~ost rina. the epaalon rina. Is
estimated to be only 12 to 60 miles wide.
The newly ditce>vcred moon i1
located between the orbit of 1be
Uranian moon Miranda and · the:
epsilon rina. and orbit.a Uranus every
18 hours, 17 minutes and nine
aeoonds, NASA Nid. •
lt1 existence in that location had
been predicied by astronomers ti.led
on disturti.nces oft.he Uranian rinp
detected by telescopes on Earth.
Murrill sa14 the moon looks hkc
.. ju1t a blip .. on Voy~r's photo-
araphs, so NASA won t release a p~otosraph until a more detailed
picture IJ made by lhe probe'a
cameru in the comina weeks.
The five other known moons of
Uranua arc Miranda, ea11mated at
310 miles in diameter, Ariel about
82S miles: Umbrie~ about 690 miles;
Titania, about 99:> miles; and Ob-
eron, about 1.0 I 0 miles.
All were photasraphed prev1oualy
by Voyaaer ~.which also has dct.ccted
most of the planet's rinp and h1nt1 of
weather pattem1 in its atmoapherc.
NASA has 11id Uranu1' moons
have icy aurfaca, ahhouah the
amount of rock in11de is unknown.
Some 1eienu1t1 have suuesl.Cd that
aome of the moons could have
f ormcd from the debris ten over after
a collision between Uranus and
another body. In th11 scenario, a body
one or two times the size or Earth
smuhed into Uranus; tipped it on it.a
side and spluhcd pan of lhe planet's
atmosphere into space. The resultina
mall of rock and pses would have
formed a disk around lhe planet, out
of which the moons could have
formed.
"I personally question that," Maner
said, addina he believes lhe moons
formed at the same time as Uranus
and other p1-neu a'nd their moons
condensed from the mau1ve cloud of
ps and dust that wu the immature
solar system,
After its encounter with Uranus,
Voyaacr 2 will head toward an Auaust
1989 encounter with Neptune. Its
twin, Voyqer I, eJ1plored Saturn in
1979 and Jupiter an 1980, and 11 now
spccdana toward deep specc outside
the solar system.
Evidence found of
5th fundam·ental
force in universe
By PAUL J\AEBURN ., ..........
NEW YORK -A new analy111 of a
da11ic 60-year-old physics upen-
ment h11 produced surpn11ng
evidence of a previously unknown
fundamental force that tendl to
weaily counteract sravity over shon
d11tanee1.
The pecuhar force would allow a
feather to fall to the around faster
than a lead brick, in the ablcnce of
wind resistance.
Four hundred years qo, Galileo
disproved the common 1en1e notion
!hat heavier objectJ fall futcr than
htht.tr ones. letend haa 1t that he
dropped two objects of different
wciahts from the top of the leaninJ
10wer of Pi11. Both fell at the same
1'1lC.
The newly discovered force would
slow lhe fall of the heavier ObJC:Ct by a
very small amount.
The u11tcnce of the new force,
called the hypereharac force, wu
proposed in the Jan. 6 1uuc of
l'hytJcal Review Lcncn, a pres..
UJJOUI phytict journal by Ephraim
Aecbt>eeh or Puntue u nlven1ty an
West Lafayette, Ind., and his col-•-.un -Daniel Sudanky, Aaron S&.lltr and Carrick Talmadle from
Purdue, and Sam Aronaon from
lrookhaven National Laboratory on
Lo-"' Island, N. Y.
The mearehen analyzed the re·
aaltJ of the to-ealled Eotvor nperl·
1nent, a famous experiment in phy ..
iet.
In 1922. Roland von Eotvoa and
ClOUelluct in Budapest, Hunpry,
daimed to have confirmed OaHleo'a
MUil• In I cluaic neeriment In
•hicb maturemenll or objeal of
diflftnt weipt.a ahowed that sravity
IC\ed equally on all of them.
Eocvoa h8Ct blamed amall em>ra 1n
Ma meuurementa on the llmitationa
el hf• equipment.
Fidbecb and hit collatuct look·
Id at lhoee aman erron and con·
duded that Ibey Mn not mon. but were lnatad dllcrepencin that the
ldentiau now attribute to the hY"'f· -.rorce. Four foroet ate now known In the
unlvene: sravhy, electromtpCtiam,
.
and two sub.atomic forces called the
itrona force and the weak force 1 he
hyperchuJt force would be the fiflh
Fischbach noted that he as not the
first to find evidence of such a force
Frank Staa:y of the lJ n1 vers11 y of
Queensland an Bnsbanc, Australia,
hu durin& the last few years reponed
find1n&dl1CTepenc1cs in .,av1i.uonal
meuurements. Fischbach now u -
plaa ns those dm:repanc1e1 a\
evidence of hypcrchara.c force.
.. , myself think 1he evidence from
all of the experiments 111 'Pretty
conv1nctnf,." Fischbach aaad 1n a
telephone interview from the Un1vcr·
SllY or Wuh1n1ton 1n Seattle, where
he 11 on aabbat1cal lcave from Purdue.
"But I aarce 1hat many, many
experiments h.1 ve to be done to check
details and many theoretical analyses
h.1 ve to be done to suppor11has "
~me phys1c1st, who had not yet
sccn F11ehbach'1 paper ellprc'iscd
skep11c11m over the n:sull, but Kohen
l)1ckc of Pnnccton University, re-
COIDllCd as one of the world's lc:adma
authont1cs on arav1ta11on, 111d he
found the repon "fairly convincina.."
"I must say that with anyth1n' 11
revolutionary as th11, you would 1ke
10 see new and improved experi-
ments," Dicke aa1d "I think 1t'1 a
very imponant result 1f it'I naht It
tells u1 someth1n1 about elementary
pan1cle1, and 11 alao rcqu1m a
modification of our theone1 of aravi·
talion."
PltchblCh noted thar the new force •
does not cballenar Eanstein's theory
of anv1tat1on What E1n1tetn 111d
about F'v1ty rem11n1 true, althoup
Eins1e1n N1d nnth1n1 about any other
p0asible force hire the hyperthaay
force.
The hypercharae force ,et• 1t1
name from a charact.eri1tic of sub-
atomic P1r11C&et called hyperchalJt.
Just aa tome 1ub-e&om1e penieln
carry an ekctrlcal chaf'lt, tome aJt0
ca1ry • hypm:harme.
Unlike anvity, which can act on
objectt hundrecU of m1lllon1 or m1&et
apen, the hypercharle "belle"Ved to
act only at dia&anca of se~eral
thouMnd yanh or lat, Dickt lfid,
Tht.ll It don not 1ffec:1 sravhational
cakulationa of the movement or
celadaJ bodia.
HOTPOINT
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REFRIGERATOR
• lcemaker Ready
State's beer, liquor,
smoking use declines
ACRAMENTO (AP) -hfom1U1 are dnnt.111 lnl bter and bard liq~ and 1molun1 fewn C1Pfett.a, but they're dnnkina more wuw, a IUlt
bolrd Nyl.
An annual repon by the State Board off.quahzat1on, releated WedMtday,
aho 11id that:
-Thl pttpenon consumption o(boer 1n the year ended lut June)() wu
24.23 p.Uons, down 1.2 petcet1t.
-Averaec oon1umpt1on oftwd hq~ was l .04 p.llont, down .3 percent.
-The averaec penon drank 4.6S p.Uons of Wlftt, UJ> I. I percent.
-The Pf' person consumption of cipreun wu 106.S pecb, the ti&hth
1tra1aht year that smoldn• declined in Californla. Con1umpt.ion wu 110.1
P1Cks 1n 1913-4. It b1ta hip o( 147.2 pack.a per pcnon in fitcal 1960 and 1961.
The board refOned that the penon.al 1ncorneiax. whtch re1)f.aced the -.let
tu aa Ca hfomll • top revenue producer 1n 190-4, continued ltJ lead in
19S..S.
The penonal income tall totaled SI0.8 bllhon, uf 16.3 percent, wtule the
sales and use ta• cotlcctiona tOtalled $9.8 bllhon, up 1 1.4 percent.
A cooperative effort by the board, the Hi&hway Patrol and the Depe11men1
t of Motor Veh1c&et to 1dentlry vchsc&et illq1Jfy.rqa1lc:red out of state produced
SI S million 1n uw tax revenue dunna theia1endar year 1"4
The board 11 worklna with other stalt and federal aaene1es to clamp down
on a arow1n1 "a.ray m.1rket"J>(11lqaUy 1mponcd fom,an veh1clc:s, usually such
luxury can as Ferraris, Lamborp1ni1 Of' Merccdea-8cnzcs It recovered
S24),320 1n tallet durina 1984-IS, and has b1Ued anol'hc:r SI S m1lhon
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Lutheran churches offer family 11fe series
Tbe film eerics. .. focus on the Family .. featurina Or.
James C. Ooblon, a leadina ptychol<>si1t and expen in famil~ COWllitlina, will be abown at two Oranec Coast cb~ •wtina Sunday.
Ne..,.n/,..../lntMla..,fM• Caadl, to like place at
l l :30 a.m . Wednelday in tbe Irvine Community Chwch,
Irvine Wonhip Center at University Drive and Harvard
Ave.
Foe"' lelliona include Feminiution of Poverty, A child dedication .erv1ce will be held at 10:30 a.m.
Uvina in a Violent Wodd, Raciam: What it Means to be Sunday at the Orue• C.U& Val&artu UaJve....U.t Dill'erent. Miniltry of Women, Rot\ateel and the a..rd, l259 Victoria St., Costa Mesa.
Sbowinp will be at'&:: con~utive Sundayut
tbe Onee ... ..._ ~931 Edinaier Ave., For lunch reservations. call IS4-4020 or '41-3283.
Sancturary Movement. Afterward a brunch will be served to raise: funds for
Or. Bnace ~~~tor of the Fint Pmby-the cout-to-coast pro-peace march, to bqin an Los e • •
Hu.ntiJlllOn Beech, and tbe Peace Llldleru ~.
11182 Culver Drive, Irvine.
.. Tbe Strona·wiUed Child" iJ the tint in the series.
Otbcn are .. Sbapina the Will Without Breakin1 the
Spirit," "Christian Fatberina." ··Preparinf for
Adolttceoce: The Oriain• of Self-Doubt, .... PrepG'U\I for
Adoletoent: Peer Pressure and Sexuality," and "What
Wives Wish Their Husbands Knew About Women:·
The "Rite and FaU of Antichrist," an e~t·i-rt
miruseries sponsored by Seventh Dey Adventma will
besin Sunday at 7 a.m. on Channel 11 and at 10 p.m. on
Channel 9. Host for the presentation is Oeorae
Vandeman.
teri&n Cb rcb in Pi ....... _.. ·u be •· N n Beach t Anaeles in March. The church will purchase a tent to be
u ·-.... wt "' ewpo 0 .•• .-..6J2! the ma-hers. For infonn111on, call the church at conduct a conference f'rOm 5'lnday tbroup Wednetday ~ '"
at I&. A.Mnw'1 .,...,..,._ a.rcta. 600 St. Andrews 64 52. • • • Road. .
For times and pri()Ct ofhis lectures, call the church at
631-lUO. • • •
"You've Come a Lona Way, Baby: Now What?" will
be discuued by Marie Miller, a marriqe and family
therapist, at the Sunday ~eetlna of the Uallartu • • • Joyce Yu, Clauda w ... V.aW representative at Radio penonality Rich Buhler will be the auest
speak.er at the I 0: I' a.m. aervice Sunday at the Believen UaJvenall1t FtUowd.lp of Lqaa Bead. . .
• e e
Officen wiU be elected at the annual meetina of the
the United Nations, will be the honORd auest at the
annual aaembly the Southern California and Nevada
Church Women Friday and Saturday in Sao Dieao. taJ• C.s.r, 148 E. 22nd St., Costa Mesa. Her talk iucheduled at Hf.30 a.m. The meetlna ,...11
be at 429 Cypress Drive.
SealOppoHCI
Tlae lOtla U.8. Ctrealt Coart of Appeala ln Denyer bu naled
tlala wl, beartDC a crw and the 8penlab word8 Ill~
"Wltla Tlala We Conqaer," riolatm tbe conatitadonal
_,....don of cbucb and .tate. It la. the Mal of Benaa.llllo
Comity, N. II.
F olio\.\ adv1n· on dome-,tu: a ffa1r!'-I
h,· ,\nn Lanch:r-.
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Church School 9:30
Worship 8:30 and 10:45
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Co.ta Meea
MEIA VERO!
UNITED METHODllT
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6U2 Heil Ave 8-42·«61
WonMp hrvlce 1:30 I 10:00
1:30 lundey lchoot 10:00
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1ei25 BYst1ard St
112-2"3
Jame• A Hadley. Pallor
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By LINDA McCONNEHEA ....................
Sometimes it's the out-of-the-way
discovery that makes a trip
memorable.
Fallin& into this catqory is a amaJI
comer of Boston that may not have
thronas flocking to it like Paul
Revere's house, but it does draw a
steady stream of interested visiton
from all parts of the world.
It's a multi-media Bible exhibit.
However, it's not what you're prob:
ably picturina-a stuffy collection of
ancient texu, or an attempt to
po~rize' particular reliaious view.
ted at one comer of the
Christian Science Center across from
the bustJina Prudential Center in
Boston's Back Bay, ~xhibit is a
fucinatina collaboration of Prot-
estant, Catholic and Jewish Bible
scholan and desiancn.
Jn fact, it's desianed as a lively but
thou.htful non-denominational
exbibll with diJplays and films for
people of au .. and reliJious (or
non-reliJious) penuasions. And,
judainJ from the variety of
enthuSlutic responses, that's what it
is.
There's enouah variety in this
relatJvely small space to keep the
to~rist interest for houn. Or the
visitor miaht stroll in for a short
movie on tnc Holy Land.
There's a children's comer where
younasters can listen to Bible stories
while followin& along in colorful
books with big pnnt and simple
wording.
At the back of the ground floor
triangular room, a 44-foot Plexialass
,
map Liplta up at the puah of a button.
outliruna hi1torical journeys by
famous BU>le cb.aracten. aucb u
Abraham, M0tet, Jct"', Paul, etc.
With the help of a band·held
receiver, you can follow a J~&ed
time-line ofbiblic::al eventa. ·
An authentic Dead Sea cave ;ar, on
loan from the Harvud Semit.1c Mu-
seum, fills a small display cue by the
door. Historic Bible translations are
the f ocu1 of other displays.
There's notbina for uJe at the
exhibit, but each vilitor receives a
colorful exhibit brochure when de·
partina.
The reference library hold& a amall
but· remarkably varied collection of
Bible atlues, commentaries, and
other boob ~_holan ~ntina
a ranac of reli&ioua penuanons and
nationalities. lfible tranllatioDS tlDfC
from Ruuian to Jas-nese.
Jn explainina bow the Church of
Christ, Scientist. conceived the
nondenominational exhibit, VirJinia
Stopfel, an exhibit host. said, "So
often life ia hurried.
'"The church wanted to proVide a
place where residenta and vi1iton to
the city could. find physical and
mental space for reflection and re-
newal. The reflections of biblic::al
people led to a fuller, freer life. It
seemed natural to let the Bible apeak
for itself -to offer a place where the
visitor and Bible could have a
dialoaue."
"Every visitor should take time to
see the outatandina movie and tlide
show,·· said Paul and Diane Hill when·
they returned to their Costa Mesa
home.
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SAI NT JAMES
WELCOMES YOU
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7:30 AM . Holy Eueharlat Rite I
9·00 AM • Holy Eucharlat Rite ti
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10:45 AM • Prayer and PralM Eucharltt Alt• II
Church School and Adult Educetlon -9:00 & 10·45 AM
fMualc. Mrmon and chlld care at 3 aervlc.t1)
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Monday-Friday • 8:30 AM Morning Prayer
Tuesday • 10:00 AM Eucherlet & HNllng s.rvlCe
Wednftday • 8:30 AM Holy Eucharlat
Rector,''· JoM Aeher • Aaeoc., Pr. llfteft C.a, A .... tlnt
TM'*'· T~ fJofenMn •Mr. Samuel Shafer
TM Rev. T~u Henry • Mr. WllMam Roberta
SAINT JAMES EPISCOPAL C HURC H
3209 V11 Lido • Newpon Beach • 714-67S-0210
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E:verything will
come up roses
with proper care
If planted correctly and liven
proper aasonal care. a rose bush can
be the most aratifyina flowering shrub in the prden.
Plantlna actually be~ns in the
nunery durina the aelecllon process
When plckina out bare.root ro~
choose the most vigorous look.in&
plant wit.h a branchina structure that
resembles a hand holdina a softball.
This type ofstf\lcture will yield a bush
with an open branching system that
allows maximum light penetration 10
alt in~rior leaves.
Hert are a couple of preplanuna
hints to help yo ur rose &Ct ofT to I
better start.
Bare-roots are machine harvested
for sale to retail outlets narlonw1de.
This machine cuts the tops and roots
off at equal lencths for easy pack·
qilla. If planted as packQed, the rose
1mJtr will not have sufficient root
stock to supply adequate amounts of
nutrients and water to all new growth.
This is why prunina before planting
is highly recommended. Cut beck all
the ~nes to 8 to I 0 inches long. I/• inch
above a dormant bud on the outside
1portion of the cane. All pruning cuts
should be made at a 4S deircc angle.
At this time remove any broken. dead
or twigy branches, also any canes
duu cross or arc growing 100 close
tQICthCT.
When takma the bare·root plant
from 111 packqe remove all the
sawdu11it11 PICked in. Prune out any
broken roots. Dip the root system in a
10 percent chlorine bleach. solution
for I 0 seconds.
Soil preparation should. be done
prior to the dippina procedure ao the
roots do not dry out while you arc
diqjna the hole. If the roots do dry
out it will spell death for the plant.
BqJn by daqjna a hole at least IM
inches deep, deeper in heavy clay
soils, and 14 inches wide. To three-
quarten of the removed soil (discard
the other one.quarter) add an equaJ
portion of mulch (redwood compost
1s best) to act SO percent soil and SO
percent mulch. Add bone meal or
Superbloom (0-10-10) to increase
power production.
Thoroufhly mix the soil, mulch
and fertilizer toacther so that no
layen of soil and mulch will be
formed. Begin fillina the hole with the
amended soil until a firm mound as
formed in the bottom of the hole.
Placcttre rose in the hole with its roots ·
spread out evenly over the mound in
the hole.
With lhe rose bush now in place.
continue back filling the hole wuh the
amended soil, making sure no1 to
leave any air spaces. The final soil
level should be about 2 inches below
the bed union.
To facilitate deep watenng. make a
Bishop'smeatless
idea draws beefs
BJ lite A1eoclated Preti
DODGE CITY. K.an. -After ~me hard·up Kansas cattlemen wer~
irked by a Roman Catholic bashop1
advocacy of meatless Fndays, the
bishop altered his advice.
In a pastoral letter. Dodge Caty's
Bishop Stanley Schlarman had sug-
gested the weckJy abstinence as a
penetential practice for peace.
But after rural folk , already facing
hard times. reacted negauvely aboul i it hurtina the cattJe market. he put out
a follow-up letter askrng those con·
I ccrned "to consider other forms of
sacrifice."
"The 1mporunt thing •~ 1ha1 our
families find a way 10 make self·
denial a form of prayer for peace," the
bishop said.
repons that approximately 20 percent
of Amencan Jews have never mar-
ned, posing a problem to the Jewish
commllnn11y.
The study, "Single and Jewi sh:
Conversations with (Jnaffillated Jew-
ish Singles," by sociologist Jan Yager,
says single people are less active in
religious affairs, and prolonged
singJehood postpones and may re-
duce child-bcanng.
RIVERSIDE. Ill. -E1Kht con·
grcgations -two Roman t athohc,
two Lutheran. two Presbytenan. one
United Me1hod1s1 and one Episcopal
-ha ve entered into an ecumenical
covenant of cooperation in this
Chicago suburb.
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well around the rose bush with any
excess soil. After plantin.s 1s complete
ajve the plant a thorough waterin&-
Af\er the bush as correctly planted
and watered in, put two inches of pu~
redwood compost or shredded
redwood bark (not bark chips) over
the entire rose aarden. '
When the buds break in the spnng.
bq.in fertilizing with a well balanced
annular fertilizer.
AJso examine each cane and re-
move all shoots growing toward the
Ordination
BeClD ruu.., the bole with
amended .OU to form a
moand. Tlaen •pr•d root.
o•er mound and continue
the bome, maki.na aare not
to a •• , &DJ a.Ii •pK4fe.
After ptanttna ta complete,
it•e the roee • thof'Oalb watertnt.
inSld~ of the bui.h [ hlS Wiii allcv1ate
crowding of the new canes, thu'
y1eld1ng healthy vigorous ro'iCs.
In the first year 11 1\ better to have
fewer larger nower~ than many
smaller ones.
Post plan11ng care ,hould consist of
regular deep waterings rather than
frequent light waterings. and fen11i1-
1ng once every 6 week~ with a well
balanced feh1l11er. Prune out -dead
flower\ and thin foliage a' needed
Spray with fung.1C1de\ and 10\C{-
t1c1de\ when neccsa""
Orenge Cout OAJL.Y PtL.OT/Saturday. J*1U9t)' 11, 19M
Sp!J_ng~ar~enJng .
focus of classes
A prdcninactauon what blooms an spnna to tuberous bqon11110
makmaa valenune.w.ckcr ba kC1 will be tauaht by Jam Cok, nunerycxpcn
from Rottr'sCardena.
The five.week course. sponsored by the Newpon 8cacih Patka •. ~bff
and Recreation Department, wall be held at I Oa.m. Thursdays, bc$JOO&J\1Jln.
16, in the CommunJIY Youth Center, Corona del Mar.
For rc1111tration information caJI 644-31 SI . • • • A bare-root rose demon&tration. dc11ancd to introduce prdcnan'
enthusiasts to different plantana &eehniqueund flowen/plants, will kick off a
scncsofproaramsat R()ICt'sGardens
Demon1tr1tions by Howard Hamson, prnident oflbe Oran,e County
Rose Society. wiJI beat noon and 2p.m. today and Sunday ncarthesuebc>Of'
lh.cprdens, 2301 San Joaquin HiU1 Road, Newport Beach. • • • An Irvine Co. offictal wdld1acuu the"rcna1asanceofFash1on Island"
durinaa meetinaoftbe Newpon Kills Garden Cub. Members wall mceut 9:30
a.m. Thurtday in the community clubhouse on Pon arlow Place, Newport Bc~h. . Speaker IS Roatr Seitz, VtCC president of urban dcs•an for the I rvahc ~·
Themectinaisalsoo~ tornembenofthc Harbor View Halls.SpyaJass Hall.
Jumine Creek and 811 Canyon prden clubs. • • • lkebana Oowenrrana>nawall be demonstrated by Reiko Kawamura or
San Gabnel formembcnofthe Oranaie County Floral Art1G u1ld.
~ Themcetinawdl bq.in at IOa.m. Monday an the Woman'sClubofSaota
Ana, 601 N. Baker St. • • • The natural history ofCallfornaa wall be explored by Elna Bakker. not.ed
author and naturalist. dunng an 1 llu~t111tcd lecture at the Rancho Santa Ana
Boan1c Garden, Claremont.
Her talk to bcj.1n at 3 p.m Jan 19, will provide an lnlroductJo~ to her
book," An Island Called C'ahforma "wh ich was recently published in a second
revised cd1t1on.
A reception will be held al\er the lecture and copic'> ofher book wall be
available.
Plant wizard gets
national honors
SANlA RO\A l.\l;J -Plant
wizard Luther Burbank " the fir\I
hon1cultunst to be inducted tnlC> the
National Jn venlol"\ I lall of f-ame.
packed for the honor be<.au\C of his
J uly Elberta Peach
Burbank and four othn 1n\cnto"
were honored this week 1n Wa\h1n&·
ton . DC . at the annual l1Jn,cnt1on
aod expo'>lllOO of '""l'.OIOr\ held IO
conJunc11on with the l ' \ Patent
Office The Hall of l·ame award I\
coM1dercd the Nobel Pn1c of invenl
1ng, the hono"' paid by tr u\tce\ ol lhl·
National ( ounc1I of Paten I Law
Assoc1a11on~
Patent attorney Wilham H Ell1011
Jr of Ph1ladelph1a, Pa . nominated
Burhank. He told the Santa Ros.a
Press Democrat he nominated
Rurhank "in the ~pint of the Plant
Patent Ac.:t of I <n I ··a law he ~•d 1\
due lar&cl) tu Burruanli.
Burbank a native of Lancaster
Mus . came to tht' \anta Rosa area in
1875 and conducted extensive hortJ·
cullural ellpcnmcnt\ in the ~nta
Ro\a and c;eba.,topol areas dunng the
nellt 51 year\ Ha\ home. grecnhouw
and Burhan k ( 1ardens 1n Santa Ros.a
an: landmark'> preserved for 1h1·
publtl
Thdul-.. Elbcna Peach. onl y one of
hundreds ·or Burbank's olant cxpcn·
mcnt\, was a hybndmnion sull in the
"g.rnw1ng-0ut tnals" stage at the lime
of Burbank's death 1n 1926
The peach wu one of a collccuon ol
plants s.old later b) Burbank's widov.
Eh1~beth to Starke Brothel"\ Nurser)
in \.11\~un
•Plant shade, Oowenng or fruit tree., nov. v.h1lc bare root stock u
available 1t's eas~ to do and the hcndit't Jrl' all \Our\
• ;\ comb1nat1on fentl11er and prt't'mngcnn· l ontrul fur cra~ass can be
applied to \Our lawn th•'> month
•Winier spra)1ng 1s preventtvl." mcd1unl." for a gardl·n \1an\ rommon
garden l'nc m1c\ can Ix-(augh1 cllhl·r 1n hiding or fa~• J\lrl"p l)(l 1h1s all
1mrx>nan1 JOb a~ fa\t a\ -..ou lJn
"It was not my 1ntenuon to add to
the d1fficult1es being expenenccd by
our farmers and cauJcmen," he said,
adding that their s1tuat1on "1s partacu·
larly acute 1n these difficult economic
t1mei. for rural Amenca."
NE W YORK -. A ~tudy 1\\Ued hy
the American Jewish Commm11tec
They committed themselves lo a
I 0-point program of sp1ntual. educa·
uonal and social work in adhcren~ to
"the will of Jesus Chnst and desire of
the rcspccuve churches to find ways
to express Chri stian love, cooper·
a11on and understanding of one
another..."
Similar covenants have been for -
med elsewhere between Protestant
and Roman Cathoh~ congrega.taom.
Pope John PaaJ ll puta hia hande on the head of Bi•hop
Donald Waerl of Seattle, Wa•h., one of ae•en btabope w ho
were ordained thla week hi ce remonlee lnalde St . Pete r'•
BuUllca.
•l hi\ 1\0lll'ol 1h1· ht·\t IUTll'\ lo tr.tll\pl.mt ntJth ne~grccn c1nd deciduou'
\hruh\ ( unsult \ou1 nur'>t'r\mJn ·" 11 1 tn hn11.1ul·
•Houseplant\ \hould ha ' t· 1 hnr 11'.1 \I'\ cleaned ot Jl l umul:rn·J \Ju land
those requiring 1h1: mo\I light \h11uld hi· muq•J 1n "''"'n 111 "'lndu"' \.\Ith d
southern exposurt·
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OAK.LAND (AP) -1 he d1stnct
attorney's office has begun an 1n-
vestiption into whether a minister
should be characd wtth theft for
fa1hn1 to return a library book he says
1s obscene.
The anvcs11pt1on. requested by
Alameda County supervisors, as the
boomerana effect for the Rev Enc
Smllh of Dublin , who had contacted
state and rcdcral authont1es an an
attempt to get the book "Show Mc"
confitcated from county library
shelves.
"I never intended to steal the book
and not return it." he said on
Wednesday. "I never dreamed the
board of supervisors would take such
a drastic view of what I've done I
thought they would be o n my side 1n
uiking the book from the library "
Assistant D1stnct Attorney Manin
Brown said "11 will take us a few da y'i
to gather all the facts and talk 10 the
police agencies involved and arnve at
a decision."
Smith saJd he was alened to the
I 97S book about m months a&o as he
was watching a rehg1ous telev1s1on
program_ The book. aimed at t~ch
mg yo ung people about sex, lncludcs
photographs of nude children and
teen-agers 1n vanous poses
"I checked the book out and viewed
11 and was very shocked at ~omr of
those pictures." said the 22-year-old
m1n1\ter.
~m1th ..aid he in111all> checked the
boo k out through the ltbrarv's Dublin
branch about six month'> ago. After
reviewing 11. he took 11 10 Dublin
police Sgt. Dave Di Franco last month
and attempted to ha ve 11 confi'K:atcd
under federal obscenity laws
Aher gathenng more 1nformat1on
on the book, Di Franco turned It over
to the FBl's office 1n Hayward, which
in tum in volved the U.S. Attorney's
Office That officr ref uwd to punuc
the cue because there was no crimi-
nal intent 10 d1stnbu1c pornography,
~•d A~~1s1ant l I '\ Attorney Robert
Fourr
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lotL Flnt-time 1cancn in neAt week'•
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latettan bonu1.
It'• time to •tart preparinc for the
aecond annual Oranee County Triv-
ial Pun uit c.hampionthir· 1ebeduled thi1 year for Feb. I at I Lm. In the
Anaheim Plaza. Lalt yeai'1 champio_n
K.lut u Barldt Niklo Society will be
on hand to defend ht title and otben
who'd like to thal)mae can tet
inform1tton from f;tarcl Wall at
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on the ()ajly Pilot'• new f.un and
Games pq.e, and telt your trivial
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I. JenAifer JOftll ud 5l11Y ~le
played title rolet with a commoa ftnt
oame an wt.t two moviet?
2. The 1a1e Dfelet Bltftel' ume cropa up paiodlCIUy on what TV
1tnet?
3. lo what comic 1trip Mrc you
likely to find a tip reedlna .. Nowy Sojac'r' . .
4. What newspaper calla itteW•tbe
dally diary of the American dmam?" 5. Beethoven compoeed only one
'Clpe1"1. What was It?
~. "Life is a benquet and moat poor
SOBI ire 1tarvl.na to death" declared
the title chanw:ter in wbat play, latcr
made into 1 muakal?
7. Name the ~or &e.,ue buetml
team that once won more sames than
any other club one ICllOn -and
didn't make the playofl'a.
8. In what movie did Debbie
Reynoldt pop out of a cake? •
9. On the radio prop'lm ·~
Romance of Helen Trent," what did
Helen do for a llvlnJ?
10. Name the two U.S. cities in
whcih the Beatlel' lint 1nd la1t live
concerti were held.
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midnJabt)
l . Mike Hammer (Moodlle't-1)
-l. Oteeft Lantern (1uperbero'1
OAlh) 4'. AJ( Landon, faatter or Nancy
KAMeabeum (ex<andadat.e)
5. Pete Belt (Rinao't oredeceMor)
6 ... The Delpcrate tfoun" (New·
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vk:e" (~ him otr at the precipke)
9. The a uo Convertjble IOf'a
(cooquerialWvina 1pacc) JO. ••Sometimes 1 On:at Notion,"
retitled .. Never Olve an Inch," and
"When Time Ran Out," retitled
"Earth'• final Fury" (Newm1n mov-
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Send your •n1wen to TRIVIA c/o
the Delly Pilot, P.O. Boll I 560, Q»,.
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Man's b .est friend
makes his appeal
DEAR ANN LANDERS: The
enclosed appeared in your column
1everal yean .,o. AJtbouab it never
wl1 to brina t.ean to my \'Yet. I keep
wantina to ICC it apin. No dot lover
will be able to read thi1 piece and not
feel a lump in bi1 or her lhroat.
ADOG'I PLEA
Treat me kindly, my belo ved
friend, for no hean f n"all the world i1
more srateful for kindneu than the
lovina heart of me.
Ali
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Do not break mr 1pirit wilh a nick. • • •
for thouah I mlpt lick your hand DEAR ANN LANDERS: When f
between blows. your patience and loat my hu1band aeveraJ month• qo I
under1tandin1 WJll more quickly had a sreat many phone calla and
teach me the 1hinp you would have vi1it1 from relative. and friend•. me le.am. They were very helpful. But now f
Speak to me of\cn, for your voice it want to tel on wath reananainc my
the world'I 1wee&eat mulic, u you 'home and my Ufc. Jn order IO do this
mu1t know by the fierce wagjna or I need peace and quiet.
my tail when your foot1tep falls upon The problem 11 "June," a woman
my waitina ear. who continues to come to my home
P1c.ue take 1JlC LD.Side when 1t is everyday, without f'atJ. Somedayuhc
cold and wet, for I am a domesticated arrives bcforc breakfut and 1tay1
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bitter etemenu. r uk no areatrr atory ~ust arops in.
1han the pnvJJqe or sntina at your We were never close fncnd1 and I
feet beli® the hearth. have litllc in common with thi1
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suffer thil'1t . do I tell her I need time for my1etf and
I with the would leave me a1oM? -
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old. and I no lonaer enjoy aood IOWA.
health hcarin• and 1iaht. do not DEAit SIOUX: At die rtak ef Mrtq
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... ,. MVe OM more .. b1fore IMldng .... , 9oWI .........
Celvtn PMt• nree M to tell• thr11 lhot .. ...._et t of C.11.
ffucker ~s long reign co.mes to end ..
Dlillr ..........
Dick Tacker. earlJ lD Illa 24-reu football
coaclllnC career at <>nae• Cout Collete.
By ROGER CARLSON
Of ... Dlillr,... ...
After 35 year1 it wasn't easy to arrive at the decision
and it wasn't easy to talk about it, not even for Dick
Tucker, the veteran Oranee Cout Collqe football coach
who built a reputation u a winner with deeds on and off
the field.
The Tucker era at Coast wu officially ended Friday
afternoon as the 59-year-old called it quits, althouah he'll
maintain his position as athletic director. The teareb for a
replacement has beaun and OCC officials say it's a wide-
open situation. ,
"I have maxed emotions," said Tucker. "After this
many years ... that's about it."
For the record that was Tuckcr'J address, because he
couJdn't continue -very l'hucb out ofstyle for the coach
who guided Brea-Olinda Hi~ for 11 years and a 97-18-l
record before wmina a nothing propam at Coast into an
overnight sensatio n. The Bucs' three-year record before
Tucker was 7-19-1.
Tucker changed that with marks of 9-1, I()..() out of
the blocks,.continued with powerhouse after powerhouse
and capped it with the 11-0 '15 1quad.
After regainina his composure, be admitted the
preceding 24 years at Coast "went very fast," and u><>kc
freely o n several topics. '
Winning seasons were almost commonplace at one
point during Tucker's lonJ reign, but wins and losses
weren't being added up Fnday. For the reasons why he
found frogs Kl his throat Friday, it goes much deeper.
"In all ho nestly wins and losses kind of blend
together." admitted Tucker. "But J remember the people.
I had g1eat people."
Again he had to compose himself after chokingly
coming to tears. "Boy," he said, "this isn't my style,"
surprucd by has own emotions from a 6-3. 195-pound
frame that mocks has years.
Tucker said he made his dcc1s1on a couple of weeks
ago, but admitted just prior 10 Chnstmas he had visions
of another campaign.
Die~ Tac~er'• record
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Orange Coast Coast (24 VM fl)
Totals (35 vMra)
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.... 3-0
10-1-0
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1-2-0
11-1-0
t-1-0
•-2-0
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10-1-0
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7·3-0
7-H
11·0-0
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S-4-1
7-3--0
2-1-0
2·1-0
3·7--0
0-10-0
4-S-1
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W L T ~
97 11 1 ,14
129 102 5 .551
226 120 • .651
"I had to do some soul-searching." said Tucker. a °""',...,....
coach whose teams went Just 17-51-2 the past seven years. Dick Tacker la aJacnna coachiq h.la lu t
(Pleue eee TUCD R/88) &ame U Oraace Cout football coach.
·Estancia
can't stop
Sea Kings
Oc~an View breaks in new game plan; 50-37
Fountain Valley loses out
in Sunset _League open er
from the field, held the sconng to a bare minimum
as the Scahawks ( 11-4) took a slim 7-6 lead into the
second quaner.
But Ocean View's trans1t1on game smoothed
out and DcBrouwer tried on shots fro m all points
to lead the Scahawks to a 21-14 halfi1mc margin.
from whiGh the-BeFOns (9-7) could never recover.
quaner and fin ashed tied with Butler for game-high
honors with 17.
"Teams have been real patient with us. They'll
wall on us," Harris said.
Paticn~ was indeed tested in the first penod
as the Scahawks were 2 of 11 and the Barons hit
o nly 2of10 from the field.
f.
By SHARON FRUTOS °' ... .,.., ......... Eagles SIOw .F ryer
for three quarterS.-
but fa lter. 44-31
Ocean View High loost'ncd its ofTen~.
tightened its defense, and fit nght into its new game
pfan -allxit a little tardy -on 11s way to a 50.37
handling of Fountain Valley in a Sunset ~ue
o~ning basketball game tn the Barons· gym Fnday
DJghl.
"That was our game plan.·· Hams said
"Usually an December you try a lot of things. We
tried it the last two games - our big team We
found we're best when we're running. so we went to
our smaJler guards.··
Ater the intermission. thouah. Butler relued
considerably and paced Ocean View to leads of 13
131-18) and 14 points ( 40-26) in the second half.
··1f they·rc goint to surround Ricley (Butler),
we're going to make that cho1et." Hams said of
using his smaller staners. "It looks like us going 10
help us·· By JOSEPH DUDEVOlR
D.-,,...C.; IJI a 1
Estancia Hi&h threw everything but
the kitchen sink at Jeff Fryer to try to
slow down Corona del Mar's instant
Point machine.
"We knew if we evcr,o t loose we'd bust out,"
Scatuawk Coach Jam Hams said.
And it was Blaine DcBrouwer and Ricky
Butler who designed the breakout for Ocean View.
which was kept 1n check throughout the first penod
by the Barons.
Ocean View chose not to stan 6-8 Mike
Vogtmann., who scored two points. lostead.
DcBrouweT (6-0) and Shane Moms (6-1) staned at
guards. Butler was at the high post, while r~
Haz~y and Tony Pan21ca took the forward spots
Hams' staning lineup was decided Thunday.
after the Scahawks had dropped thrcc o f their lac;t
four games.
Two Fountam Valley players helptd out.
Senior forward Tim Johnson tosed in I 0 points
and Glenn Gordon added a 1eam-hlgh I 5
Hams e~pects to US(' the same fiv~ staners as
often as 11s effect1v:e. And 1f1t"s not. Hams won't
l hange 11 midway through a gam<' Eagle Coach Joe Reid even said
prayers in an attempt to get some
~lief from the sharp-shooting Sea
King guard who came into the game
a veraaing 29.8 points per game.
But in the end no~hin seemed to
matter, as Fryer dra CdM past
the gutty visitors, 3 1, before a
packed house of 1,400 Friday night.
Fryer shrugcd off a slow stan to
finish with a game-high 24 points to
aive the first-place sea Kinas a Sea
View f...eaaue record of 3-0, 13-2
overall.
"Our defense was the difference."
said CdM Coach Jack Errion, "along
with Fryer's offense. We didn't get a
lot of points. but neither did they.
"But make no mistake, (Estancia)
ii one fine club." he added. "They're
Glcll-coachcd and can set the tempo of a pme if you let them."
The tem{>O of this pme was slow
even when at was at its hiabest speed.
Estancia (1 -2, 8-6) milked the clock
dry before puttin& up an~:iots.
And on defense, the cs ran a
box-and-one most of the ni&ht to slow
d own Fryer, alona with 2-1-2 and 3-2
mncs. At times Eatancia enjoyed
some success. limitina Fryer to 14
points through three quarters wh~n
Corona del Mar held a 29-18 lead.
But Fryer, who has scored as many as 46 points this season along with
five other games over 30, is th e type of
player that can be slowed but not
stopped.
Estancia found that out when Fryer
threw in I 0 bia ones in the fourth
quarter to tum a tiaht pme into a
lauaher.
·'We'll have to play smart not to aet
blown out." said Reid before the p~e. and that's euctly what the
Eqles did by not aettina in a run-and·
shoot affair with the Sea Ki!'JI.
But while Estancia p layed 1t11rind
out baJf-eourt p me, the CdM defense
shut off the inaide and didn't allow an
!qle to reach double fiprea. Ouard
Steve Pinckney was the hiah man for
the visitors with his ciaht points.
"The job we did oo their ~ men
wu just peat," said Errion. 'Scan
(Pl-.. ... UA IUN08/8S)
A Fountain Valley slow-up 1n the m111al
pcnnd. combined w11h both teams· 1nab1l1ty to hit
Tlal8 reboaad'• •P for_...._ u llartaa'a
Pr.ton Rayalette (14), Olien Scott llober·
DcBrouwer scored eight point\ in the 'iC'Cond
..Not (with) this team Th<'\ don•t adJUSt
V.('11 .. Blalne DeBroawer
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ly (53) and Slaawn Jen90a (back). and Vlk-lDC WUU&m QalDD (rlelat) lay laailcla OD It.
Vikings bruised,
but not beaten
Hattabaugh leads
Marina to 42-38
victory over HB
By CHRIS MONAHAN
Dllltr ,._. C.u 4 ....,,
With many of his Manna Hlgh
teammates falling b) the wayside
because ofinjunes or foul trouble. the
JOb of wanning Fnday night's unset
League opener fell n&ht into the ~ands of junior auard Matt Hat-
tabaugh.
Hattabaugh turned out to be the
nght man at the nght plaet. in this
case the free throv. hne. as he h11 fi,c
of six charity shots 1n the game's final
minute to hf\ th<' Vikings "'er ho''
Huntington Beach, 42-38
have 10 cltmb out of a hok lin the
'itandings)
"""1) back-up guard ".itcncr 1\ 11ut
wtth the flu. Craft tv.1sl\ h1\ ~ncr .inJ
Me)en takes lhc clbo"' to ht\ t'\.rhd
We were 1n som<' trouhlc. r<orcc1alh
.,.,tth our guard\ Han.ihaush J:J a
good JOb free 1hro.,.,1ni
"That's the kind nf pla' v.c CJ.·
pccted from hi m earltcr tn the }ear
but he has real!\ tl<'co up and down
Tonight h<' came through I hope that
builds '°m<' confid<'nC<' 1n him ··
Hattabaugh"<> free throv.<; v.crc
(Pleue eee MAIUl'IA/83)
Edison
in 78-48
decisiQn
By STAN GRANCH
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The Vikanp ( 1-0. 11-6) and Coal h
Steve Popovich. who was alrt'ad ~
massing back-up point guard Bnan
Sterzer because of the flu. haJ 10
watch as Bill Craft went down wtth a
twisted knee (SC'Cond quaner) and
forward. M ike Meyers was fom-d out
W1th a lacerated eyelid (founh)
To compund his tnJury trouhle\. E~penen~ w8' th1• ~l'' I rid<"
Po povtch saw his ~nter Mar~ night 1n Edison High'' 'un\l'I I <a~uc
Gfl>f"IC9()n and has bc~l scorer. basketball opener w11h \\ e .. 1n11n\lcr
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1n and out of the pme .... 1th foul had the edge. taking the UJlllt'r hand
trouble. from the field and in r \rl ut11m at
··This first lcque win i<1 '<'" both ends of the fl oor
important. We rcall~ wantC'd 1t:· 5aid .4.nd for good mca'>uan:. t>-2 Rich
Popovich. "We do n't care 1f it"s b) m1th repondcd v.11h an ind•' 1duJlh
one point -4-3 W<' have 10 pl8\ a fint-quan<'r 'IUfJ<' th81 \('I lht' tt'mpn
Fountaan Valley and Oc-can Y1e.... for th<' ~t of th<' nighl
comma up and you don't want w .. Our cxpenem:e and :n1rlhgl'll\l'
wcrc the key fa tor" that hclpt'd u'
Sailors break loose in third period for 65-54 victory
win... uid &h<1on ( ll.l! h Ion
Rorchcn after has Chargcr<1 hi<'" out
78-58 at Edison
The victorv hf\, thr ChJtl(t'I'\
overall rtt0rd· 10 I 1-4, while W<'~l·
minster falls to '-11 .
81 IAAAY f'AUL&Nl!:R
Newpon till'bor Hilb'• Sai.lon ouucorcd
¥iaitint Unlvenity 17·2 durina a five-m inute
IJ'aft In the third quarter and went on to an easy
6,S-54 Sea View Laauc dc.daion Friday n'&ht at
tl)e Seilon. l)'m. •
"We came out and p&ayed well in the third
QUaner," Mid Harbof Coech Tim Pantl. Pantl
called hia 1ealn '• play in tbc ftnt half "a little
lackadailical .. ~· buildi11a 3'-lO lead at the intcnni•on. The ckfenaC wu lhc ltey an a.e third quaner," be eoeed.
ne of'hll...., ·-••• pan in lbe ~ird period apurt 1111ae t .. (?.r, '"'> hJt 9 of J .-.a in IM q--... liloldine lbe
rojans(l-1, 6-7) lO 6of ,, ....... .
Nf"WMft tMti 14 Jew .,._ than the .
Trojans but matched them with 24 field aoaJ1.
The Sailors' consistently aot open lhots by
penetratina into the Trojan defen1e and panana
otr LO unaUardcd teammates. The Tan aho t
58.3 pcrunt for the pme to Univenity's 43.4
percent.
"We p1tsed as well 11 we have •II year,''
said Panel on has team's ability to act the <>pen
shot.
In addition to outshootlna the vuhon
from the field the Saalon ndted 17 o( 23 free
throws, to 6 of 1 l for the TfOJUL c.
Wtt T<>ttll, a 6-3 etnlor fOrward kid the
parade to the chanty stnpel hittins l 2 of 14 lO
., with four buck.eta from tne Mid for a~
hiltl 20f0in1a. Stnaor parda Maurice Lee and Jobn
Richard• Mtt tbc triller men all ntab• for t.bc
••
Sailors. dJShana off for several assists and
tallyinJ nine and 10 poants respectively.
"Qur JUArdS havt been OUr Slrenflh all
year,'' said eand, addif!. "1\Jcbanb IS JUSt
&ettin& betteT tVCf)' pmc.'
Juniors Mark Craiaand John Alstrom each
ad<kd 10 points in the b.lanccd Sailor attack.
Altuom allO aot tbc to~ job of cont11n-
•nt Uaivcnity's 6-l sophomore auard ~vc
tolzof1'. "Alttr0m did a arctt JOb on Stolzofl
(14 pointa. none an the final penod)." said
Panel.
Ncwpon &Ot the Jump l"arty, bu11d1nt a
14-6 cuabaoa and \ht TroJIM could not act
cloeer than four until the e>penina minute of the
lhird stanza.
Latee oaa.n. who aect Un1vcnaty wath l 9
DOin~ b1t from the 1.nllde to cut the f1W11n to
"-' ~n1'•n 1he ltlCOOd half. but the Tan took
over as the Tro1ans massed five ofth(1r nut Sill
shots and had a pair of turnovers Before thc-
dust had cleared the lead wu a com fonable
S 1-34 ind the Tro11ns could never recover
Newpon went to a 1em1-dday offente wt th
6·46 rcm11nina ~1na by 10 (~).and held
the bell dfect.avely
UntvCf'S.1ty coach ~ve Scoain bt"'.pn
rchbana has stanen down t.M 1t:re1ch •Y•na.
"Thty 1ust wtrcn't playina well "
ScotlJn pvc all iM credlt to the Sadon.
0 Tbey played well ana they dae1 mt \0 win."
be IAJd.
Both 1eems traal ~£:orona del Mar (}.()) by ODe 11me an lelluc y.
Newpon H"'* tnvdt so ( 1-2.
M) Wodnadly. wWe U aivmt!Y 9"1 •ti ftrtt
home 1e11ue 11me, '*'int &be I J.1 Sea KJftll.
C omina into to Fndav n1~ht''I
contest. the Lion · defen~ caused an
avCf'lle of 24 tumove" a pme. but
tht C'hararn ( 11-4 ovt"raJI) only
turned the hell over four t1m~ 1n the
fit1t half and had 14 tumoveM for the
p.me 8orchen attnbutC'd 1h1s to
upcmncr. "We have an e11:.~ncnccd
team, plus ~-c matched up well wtth
them beau~ 1n effccl we stanc<.i fi .. t
auard and the ~ unabk 10 uap
us .. •• Before tht tan of the pmc
Wtttm1nttcT Coech Dick Xau IAJd. "Our team matehes up well Vlli\b
t.Mm: they arc 1 mall team like us
and tfe lhotl'4 be able to ft'bound Wdl
,..... .. a.OR/at)
,Jaliliar reaches
~milestone in win
~ Lakercenterreaches
'34,000-potnt plateau
,,fn 124-102trtumph
Tbe LMm suned -daird .. W by OOtlCOrial fndjeM 11~ wl
coeaed aoao 16-17 k9d th~ thnie
quanttS. • Loi ....... doled With a )l.p)Ult
...... aod OUIJ'Cbouoded
lndM• s.Mt b tbc ~-It .. die.,._,. strU&b t victor)' for
tbel.Mln.
* ClfJ , .. 1ta1t ,_,,.. ~
EAST RUTHERFORD, NJ. -
Marques Joau.o bit I 0 'Of his 29
poi.n11 in the fOu.rtb quaner as tbc Loi
ADeeia Oippen -r. I fivc-pme lolina areak ~~ 12S-l 20
victory OVft' the New Jeney Nets.
Tbe Oippm. 12-25, broke a 96-96
tie cart in the fourth period with a
..,..i o1 teVeD scniaht poinu, four by
Frantlin EdwaRta lad three by Jun-~ 8ridfeman, lo take the lead for
New Jersey, 23-l s. rallied to within
I 07-l OS with. 3:41 to play on a free throw by Duwi.D Cook, but JobMOn
scored oa a budine jumpu and then
added a layup, sivina the Oippen a
command•n& 111-JOS advantage.
Norm Nuon added 21 points and
c.edric Mowell bad 19 as t.bc Oip-
pea woo i>r only the fourth time in
19 roed pmcs.
..
Four! Peete leads i
after Dock of bird•
He takes 3-stroke
advantageatTofC
wt th stunning 64
CARLSBAD (AP)-Calvin~ reaect otr a ltrina Q( bar couecuuve birdies OD tbe way to I specta(UW 6"
that pve him th~ conU'OI
Friday in the third round of the
ToUTDameotofCbampionL
Pecte's S..under-per effort in bfiaht, ~sunny weat.bet, matcbed the
on the La Cos\I Cowltty aub c:oune and pve Peete a 5'-bok total
ofl99.
That is 17 under par for thnlC
rounds and moved him within ~
of the 72-bole record for this elite even~wbiCb brinp totetber only the
winners of PGA Tour titles fi'om the
last 12 months. The record since·tbe
tournament has been played here is
273, lS under par, and Peete would
need only a score on4 in today's final
round to tie it
-That's got to be the best I've ever
putted," $Aid Peete, who has a
reputatiQn as golfs most accurate
striker of the ball but whose putting
bas been suspect.
On Frida~. be one-putted l l times.
did not make a bogey and did not
have a S on bis ca.rd.
•
am&leU.r to play UI Uua 34-,..,...q
10Uf'D,&1De0t. moved IP to Ulb 1C1
pMICltioft of third plllCe widt I 1
and a 2<11 total. : Tom Kitt, the defendi., cbampic
wbo WU tied With Peete and O'Metl
for tbe ~ ~ tliooedJ • 73 tbat diopped him ......
tbe l*'C· Kitt Mat tblOUlb 46 bol
wit.bout • boeeY. tben drC>PPJ strokes on the nest two bole&.
Kitt QI Ued at 208 with ~ E.dwuds and Pbil Blackmar. 6i
wards bad a 69 and Blackmar cloee
up with a 66.
Masten champioo Bern.bar
Laneer of Wett Germany bad a 1
that put bim at 209, 10 sbots blic
with 18 boles to ao in the cbue for
$90 000 fint prize. iJ.s. Open champ Andy Nor1J
with a 71. and British Open till(
bolder Sandy Lyk of Scotland, with
71 , WCR tied at 213. PGA dwnpio
Hubert Grun struaJed to an 80 an.
dropped to last in cDe 31-man field I
228.
In the septil'ate but concurretll
tournament for Seniors Tour wio
nen. with a tow of SI00,000 up fe> .,..,., Miller 8arl>er bad a thi.tc
co~tive 70 a.od moved out to.;
five-shot lead at 210. '
.. That's U sood IS J've CV~
putted. .. Batber said .•
Duryt Dawkins led the Nets with
27 point&, while Albert Ki~ bad 24
and Mm Gm.i.niki added 22. The loss
~the Nets t.hree-pme winning and was just the fourth defeat
at bomc in 21 pmes for New Jersey.
,, .......
·Cabin Peete reacta u be watcbee 25-foot blrdle patt fall
bato tile cap OD 12tla bole of T oarnament of Claampiona.
Mark O'Meara, who entered the
day's' play in a tie for the lead. shot a
solid S-uodcr-par 67, yet lost three
shou to Peete. He was second aJone at
202.
Soon V crplank., 21 . the first
Arnold Palmer scored an Cllk·:
durina a round of 70 that lifted bin
into second at 21 S. His score induckc
a one-shot penalty which becalledor
himself. when be double-hit a putt or
the ei&bth hok. It was an infnctiec
seen by no one elle. •
City officials ride
wave of requests
into surf 1nuseum
SANT A CRUZ-Folks around Santa
Cruz are scourina their attics and garages
for old surfboards and other memorabilia
for a new museum dedicated to those who bans out on the beach and "bana ten" in the ocean.
Museum orpni7.er" Dan You04 and other surfing
enthusiasts approached city officials in November
about a surfing mU5CUm in Santa C ruz, which be said
bas .. an international reputation for "Surfing. It's a
surfin& mecca."
The officials loved the idea and ..effered a
li&)lthousc just north of the city near a popular surfing
area.
Youna. 32, said the idea for the museum came
from members of the Santa Cruz longboardcrs Union.
which includes "a lot of the older guys who arc coming
bide to surfing. It's like a surfing Kiwanis or a surfing
Jaycees."
Once word got out that city officials had approved
the plan, calls bep.n to come 10 from people who had
items to donate to the museum.
··The response bas been overwhelming." said
Young. who has been surfing since his teens.
One woman called about two surfboards that had
been in her attic for years. Yo ung said the boards turned
out to be "perfcctJy preserved·· hollow redwood boards
used in the 1930s.
Young said the organi.z.ers plan to devote one waJI
oftbe small museum to be devoted to the different ways
of riding the waves -bodysurfing. paddleboards,
longtfoards and U!c shorter higb-tecb models used
today. Other exhibits will be rotated because of the
volume of memorabilia contributed, be said.
He said admission will be free, but donations will
be accepted and fund-raising activities arc planned for
the museum and the Surfriders Foundation, a group
dedicated to orotecting surfing areas.
Quote of the day
Mask JoblCMI of the Lakcrs, asked what
he'd do if he played on the same team as 7-4
Houston forward Ralph Sampson: "Order the
nngs for the next 10 years."
Baaeball union filee grievance
NEW YORK -The baseball players' Ill
union said Friday 1t has flied a grievance to
knock drug-testing clauses from cpntracts
of some major league players.
"Eventually, the matter should get to the per-
manent arbitrator," Don Fehr. the union's chief, said.
"And we wtll ask him to void such clauses ...
Tom Kobcns ot Los Angeles is now the arbitrator
wbo deals with disputes mvolving the basic contract
between the club owners and the players.
The union mainuuns that requiring players to
agree to drug testing violates labor law. arguing that
such tests must be bargained for as part of the basic
agreement.
"The only players who are being asked to sign
contracts with drug testing clauses are those who want a
auarantecd contract." said Barry Rona, general counsel
-----~ IO he Pl•-Relations Committtt. ..he-owners' l · bargaining ~~it. "If they don't want to a drug·testina
clause. they can sign a basic, standard contract."
Slzen win 11th out of lut 12
..... Mai.e scored 26 points and m· ~ull~ down 17 rebounds, and "'8rlet
llaftle7 added 21 points as Pbiladelp~
defeated Sacramento, J 13-102, in the
National Basketball Association Friday ni&h'7 snappin&
the Kinas' f our-pme winnina streak. The Vlctory was-
tbe 11th in 12 games for the 76ers. who cattier in the day
announced they had traded former Cal State Fullerton
standout Le. w ... to Washington in exchange for
~J Greea ... 1n other action, Lury Bl.N scored 29
points, and Demit J...._ and
Inia Mellale bad 2-4 each as
Boston snapped Atlanta's five-
pme wino.in& st.rQk with a
11S-108 victory over the Hawks.
The Celtics built a 21 -point lead
late in the third period. then easily
withstood an Atlanta charge in
the final quart.er in improving
their home record to 16-J . . . Re.._. Blactmu scored nine of
his 25 points in the fourth quarter
Ma'•• as Dallas saw a 23-point lead
dwindle to seven before pulling away from Phoenix for
a 117-l 04 victory ... Forward Sten J.-... scored 2 1
points to lead Sao Antonio to a 124-97 victory over
Golden State. The Spurs bad si~ other playen in double
. figures, including Mike Mitdtell with 17 points., rook.ie
AUre*kt Bmpa with 16 and DaTM G~Md and
AJYlll Roberi.. with 14 apiece ... Guard Mike GIHD,
in onJy his fifth pme with Milwaukee, came off the
bench to score six points in the final four minutes,
lifting the Bucks to a 95-89 victory over Ponland.
Glenn, wbo joined the Bucks Jan. I to replace the
injured Cra1c Bodies. helped Milwaukee to its sixth
straight victory at home.
Quebec rallies put Edmonton
Peter SURiy scored two goals, his rill
second capping a tbrec-goaJ explosion in ,
lbc last fou.r minutes of play, as Quebec
extended its winning streak to six games
with a 5-3 National Hockey League triumph Friday
night over Edmonton. Pae.I Gllll1 gave the Nordiques
the lead when he scored with 3: 12 remaining. just 49
seconds after Robert Picard tied lbc score. Pae.I Coffey
scored two goals and Wayae Gretlky had three assists as
the OiJers lost their second st.raiaht pme ... Elsewhere
in the NHL. Job hder and Dan AMreydltlk each
scored twice as Buffalo downed Toronto, 9-7 ... Tny
Marray and Ed Olnyk scored two ,oa1s apiece to lead
Chicago to a 9-4 victory over Detroit. The win was the
Black Hawks' I 0th in 12 games ... Belt Breoke bad a
goal aod two asssists to spark a five-goal second period,
leading the New York Rangers to a 6-4 triumph over
Montreal. snappin1 the Canadiens' four-pme winning
streak ... S7lvala T11r1eem converted a pass from Roll
Frucl1 midway through the final period to gjve
Hanford a 4-3 decision over Vancouver after the
Whalers had blown a thrcc-.oal lead in the first period.
Lendl aweepa paat McEnroe
ATLANTA -Top-seeded Ivan Lendl ~
defeated No. 2-seed John McEnroe, 7-6,
6-3, Fnday 01ght to advance to the final of
a Challenge tennis toumamenL He wilJ
face Jimmy Connors for the title today.
Connors. the fourth seed, beat No. 3 Stefan E.dbera
of Sweden. 6-3. 6-3. earlier Friday at the Omni
Lendt, who is ranked No. I m the world ahead of
McEnroe. had I I aces in the match, including two in the
first-set tiebreaker. which be won 7-4. ·
Lend I had his serve broken onJy once io the match,
m the fourth game of the first set. But the CUCh
immediately broke back a.nd both players s\lyed on
9Cf'VC until the-ticbruker:-_.._ ~
In the second 5el. Lendl broke McEnroe in the
fourth pme for a 3-l lead and served out the match.
Jordan out until nezt.montb
CHICAGO -Olicago Bulls guard m Michael Jordan will be sidelined at least
until the fint week of February after team
doctors learned that a broken bone in his
left foot bad not healed as quickly as expected, a
spc>Jccsman for the National Basketball Association
team said.
Jorda.n played just three games before breaking his
left foot. and club officials, eyeing a disappointing 14-23
mark, had hoped to have last sea50n's NBA Rookie of
the Year and the team leader in almost every
department baclc in the lineup sometime this month.
Televialon, radio
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NewOrlean
a step away:
CHICAGO (AP)-Twenty-two years ago, when th
Chicqo 8c:ars played this game, it was for aJI the marb
the National Football League championship, and tM
won it.
.. League" bas since been replaced by .. Confen:ncc'
and it's just one more step-albeit the last one - on th
road to the ultimate game. And to get there, the Bea
have to get pa:st the Rams.
A lot of fans and so-caUed cxpens have a1read
conceded Chicago a benh in the Super Bowl 84'1inst eithc
the Miami Qolphins or the New En&land Patnou. Not so
said Bean defensive end Richard Oent
.. It's nothing that I want to talk about." he said. "AL
I'm interested in now is the (NFC) championship game
You can't look over the hill until you get on top."
Jnte~tingly. it was Dent's agent who had suges
that bis All-Pro client might not play in the Super Bowl ·
stalled contract neaotiations wcrcn 't ironed out ahead o
time.
Now, after Dent's exceptional (31/l sacks, 61/i tackles
game against the New York Giants last Sunday, the Bea
have sweetened their offer, toaboutS I. I million a yearfo
three years according to the Olicago Tribune.
Dent spent a lot of time wrapped around Pbil Simms.
the Giants quanerback., a week ago. Presumably he
,..:ould like to get an equally close-up look at Dieter Brock,
me Rams' quarterback and an NFL rookie after 11 yea
in the Canadian Football league.
Brock has been much maJi8'1ed this season.
panicularty after the hype that preceded his arrivaJ from
Winnipq, about how be had a buooka for an arm. 'flie
press clippings and his pa.S$iDJ were buried under the
Rams' runninuame. Last weekend. wben Eric Dickerson
was rolling up a playoff-record 248 yards and two
touchdowns in the 20-0 victory over Dallas.. Brock
completed six of 22 passes for SO lards.
··1 get mad because a lot o people, here (in LA)
especially, think J'm a bad quarterback, which I think is
ridiculous," Brock said. "I feel I can throw the football as
well as anyone. I've just got to get the chance to do it more
often."
But as Chicago's t'rec safety. Gary Fencik, observed:
"The Rams are most cffecti ve when they don't ask Dieter
Brock to do much ...
In other words. the Bears would love to sec hjm
throwing more often. It wouJd mean they have dealt with
Dickerson.
Kings win on late goal
BLOOMINGTON, Minn. (AP)"-Jay Wells scomi
on a slapshot at I 5:42 of the third period to lift the Los
Angeles Kinp to a 4-3 National Hockey League victory
over the Minnesota North Stars Friday niaht. • ·
The victory was the third in the last four games for
the last-place Kings. For Minnesota. the Joss was tbe
second in three pmes.
The f(jnp' Phil Sykes struck 6nt, at 10:41 of the first
~J. tak.ina a pus from Bryan Erickson and blasting it
put Minnet0\I goalie Don Beaupre.
Less than two minutes later, Marcel Dionne took a
pau behind the net and slapped it past Beaupre on a
power play to sive the Kinp a 2--0 lead. ·
The North Stars came back in the second period to tic
it 2-2. Neal Broten aot his fint goal of the pme at S:16,
and Steve Payne tied the score on a wrist shot at 13:33
when tbc_puck detlected off' the-pipe and ~ Khlp
forward Dean Kennedy before caromina into the net. ·
J.P. KelJy pve Los Anteles a 3-2 lead I :.20 lalCT oa a
wrist shot from the left circle. After Wells' aoaJ pve Los
Aqeles a 4-2 lead. Dirk Graham tcored for Mlnnet0ta at
17:08 to make the final score 4-3.
, ~~;.r=~~j;. · ~~h~~~:,~~y~~er ' !~~~~~~:~~~·d.~~~:~~~!-~ ~-:::sg~e.
wounds oo bis naht hand that will th id Ii hi -throuah tut teaSOO, the Patriots have been 1 Shelby Jordan of the Los Anecles Raiden, one~ Cal BaptistColleaelhotablisierina keep New England Patn~t5 star Oil CS e IlCS COaC ng different ~uncb from 1M p-oup of pumblen and the many playm traded away from New £nal&nd 70 percent from tbt field and. con·
lrvanapi f~ from Sundays ffiAFC underacb.ievm that usuany finished 9.7 and 8·8 1n contract disputes. "He's a coech who b.N verted 18of20atthefroethrowlineto d'~ ~ .... !urnpemnet ::.ere,_su Feryreda MIAMI ( ... D)-OnaNovc,m"--day n---ty30 when they aboukl have been 12-4 and l l·S. This sacrifi~ his Own eao for the playen and the hold otrSouthcm California CoUcs. un~ .... -• ~ .. ._n r ~ vc• C61• year, they wae J 1-S, wannina nine oftbeir last 13. team." 98-83, in an NAIA District ill
ud his wife. a published report said years aao. • youoa Baltimore receiver named then won two pla~ft' pmcs on the road to reach buketbell contest Friday niebt on the Friday. . Raymond 8my burned the Washinaton Redskins Sunday's AFC utle pme at the Oranec Bowl "The only way t~ play the pme is to play for Vaniuants• noor. •
The Patnot J..edaer of QuJncy. with a dozen receptions. His principal Vlctim was qaintt Sbu&a·1 Oolptuns.. someone who loves 1t the way I do." ~ys John
which published I~ s~ory, did not an l&ioa comerblck named Don Shula. A lot of bis success is due to bis ability to Hannah. New Enaland's AU-Pro 1\W'd. ''This man
identify 1 ~ for us anfonnadon. It's typical of Berry that he e~oncratcs tbe man communicate with hll playcn and 90me is stems lovt1 the pme the way I do."
Fryar, a wide receiver and the he Will COKb apiftll in Sunday's AFC tatle pme. his sucxas u a player an unusual tran in a •• . · •
· National Foo~ Leaaue's top punt "I cau,bt maybe si• apjnst Don. (lined up at. proksaioo where the btst COKbes ofttn have W~ttver Raymond telh me t~ d~J 111 do
returner. returned to ~on from tiaht end some of the time,•• Bmy says. "Bnadest mediocre playinc can:e:n. because ,111 know be ~a ~ for 1t. 11 be told
Miami, ~ tht Patnou ~ Johnny Uniw had a hoc day at quancrbec\ and .. Rlymond wu a dedicated., batdworkin me to cl1m~~e, I d ~ ''· says Steve. Nel.son..i ~ few a.be champ1onsbip thelr defensi vuystem was pathetic. Tbey "ft him player who m8de bimtclf into one of'tbe bctt that·= who~ ra~ Pl~ ,f'our diffettnt ClOICha UI hl1 Lt ~andcJub.-S,::T!tthad.~ft out there wtth no help end maybe rroved a everplayedtbe..,ne,"•ysSbula.wboevtntually years wat Pltnots. toraolvetome.1~_:..•uea.a.... lineblckeracoupleofyardlonceinaw'°iue.Hcck. coec&.cfBmyforf'ouucatonawtlbtbeCohs. .. He .. But it's more tba.n tha You rupect him.
Fryar, wbo llM• ••__, num~r. he bad S4 yards of the fieJd to cowr. ·· did it tridl no frik £~ ... done for a Y<h• know be'1 been tbere 11 a ~yer. And he CIOUkl DOC be rmdled for commen1. Raymond Berry, Hall of Fame pua receiver, raton. You• IM• ia tbt t.biw be'1dooeas1 commwilc:ata10wellwithua. ~wutouseva) He IQ&Nd CUtl IO IWO flnatn and I ha.I bro\llbt the MIM kind of humility to the New Coech ~·1 brouibt tbtm ftlnber man they've been day for I' minuta and f:lter/ day 11'1 different and
tCDdoD Wcdnetday. EnJ)and l>atriou. in 1 IOfll time." ev~ day it's inltftflln&."
' •
Cal Baptist (I· I In district olar1.. 9-8
overall) "held a comfonabfe 4y.36
halftime edlC and never rtlinquilbed
itl lead U three lancm 9COf'ed OVer
20 p0ints. '
.. ..
Or1nge Cout DAILY PILOT IS.tutdey. -.,.Y 11, 1... •
·llAJUKA ••• ........
faUa11r1 a1 a ume wbc1t tlae Oilcn f(). I,
6-9) C®kto"t ....... to .....
anvwbele oo tbe co.1. Tbe Oillr'I
be{d I )6.)) kad wida 2:.26 IO pl9y,
bu1 wtTe oa.ty 11111 to score two men
points the reta of' me way.
For the eotift lllCIOIMI laalf the Oilr.n
bit scvcn of lbcir 1 ~ thou ftom tbe
Ooor, but colfYet1ed a mere five or 1"4
from the free throw line, numbers not
lost oo Huntinaton Beach C.0.Ch Roy
Miller.
··we make ooly five of 14 from the
line in the second half," said Milaet,
shak.ina bis bead. "that's P"*Ute
• time. You cit.her do it or you doD'L
"We didn't capitalize when OaaJld
was out and Gcoraeson wu in foul
trouble. We needed to make thole
shots to stay in front and~ didn'L''
The Oilcn led ncarl y the entitt 6J'lt
half after overcomina a 4-0 def.cit to
start the p.me. Huntiington Beach
point auard Shane Pariseau bad 10 o(
bis tcam·hi&b 14 poinu in the half,
but even tliaJ. combined with the
Vikinp sboouna 25 percent from the
floor only netted the Oilers a tie
(21-21 ). when Meyers bit a Jona
jumper with five seconds left.
"I felt very fortunate to be tied at
halftime," said Popovich. "Hunt-
ington Beach came out and played a
poor third quarter and we'rt up by
eight. All of a sudden we die out and
they're close."
The str~tch Popov1ch was alluding
to came as the second half started.
Over the first S:09. • the V1kmgs
manaaed JUSt two JUmp shots by
Meyers and one by Wilham Quinn.
Hunungton Beach finally broke its
sconng slump on a Jumper b) Rico
Yitz. but with two minutes left 1n the
quarter the Vikings had pushed theLr
lead to eight. 31-23 The V1kJOgs
cho~ this point to ''die out ··
The Oilers ran off JO straight ov" a
four-minute span to take a 31-31 lead.
When Quinn finall} hit another
Jumper to lie the score at 33-33. 11
~llartna'• llarll Geor&emon la trapped by three Oilen (left), while Vtllln.a llatt Battabaqh watcba u Hanttncton Beach'• Scott Mo't:r'i;.-;:d..._.na ~~~~ S Joori ng drought that lasted
EDISON •••
Jl'romBl
~nsttbcm." _ He was wrong. The Lions were out·
rebounded 32-14 and Westminster
also turned the ball over 18 times as
µie Chargers beat the Lions at their
'Ownpmc.
Edison exploded to a 24-8 first
quancr lead thanks to an aurcss1vc
defense that crashed the boards and
caused the Lions to force many of
their shots.
Smith a lenior forward was the
spark for the Chargers in the first
quarter. He finished with 11 points. 4
rebounds, and 5 assists. Smith
seemed to be everywhere rcboundi ng.
causing tumovcn, passing. or scor-
ing. for the first five minutes of the
game he was in charge.
By the end of the second quarter,
Edison expanded it's lead to 48-1 7.
for the first five minutes of the
~ond quarter the Charger defense
held the Lions scoreless. This took
most of the fight out of the Lions.
·Edison proved that they arc more
than a one man team as Ken
Ammann took over as the team
tcader. Ammann a 6-2 senior guard
scored 14 points and caused six
turnovers.
By the end of the third quancr
Edison removed any lingering doubts
as to the out come of the game as they
expanded its lead to 69-32. Chris
l:ole,· a 6-1 senior forward took
·control of the ball game in the third
quaner by dominatingthc boards.
Cole finished the night as the games
top scorer finishing with 17 points,
and 7 rebounds. ·
The game was not all bad for
WestmJOster, which fell to 3-11
overall. as Tom Dever a S-10 Junior
guard proved that when he s not
covered he can make the 20-foot
jumper. Dever was the l ions' leading
scorer with 16.Q<>ints.
With the Chargers using the second
"team Westminster pared away at the
'37-point deficit, but fell plenty short
lo~JOI 78-48. Borchert was very
;>leased with his teams perfonnancc
saying. "We responded well af\cr our
• loss earlier in the week (to Long Beach
Wilson 67-63); we arc not just a one-
man team. everyone can and does
play."
.SEA KINGS. • •
. .f'romBl
Turner and Tim Christiansen did a
·real aood job on them."
· · · Christiansen, a 6-4 center, hauled
down a gamc-b1ah 14 rebounds to
control the boards for the Sea Kin~.
He also added seven points while
holding down the post for CdM.
.: With the molasscs.-like pace of the
: aamc, Estancia was stiJI in it with
·more than six minutes to play after
--:S-rtan Tttt hirt palre5fftee throws to
brina the Eagles within nine at 31-22
after Fryer oommmitted his third
personal foul. 4
But Fryer bounced right back with
a jumper and two free throws of his
own to bumP. the lead up to 3S-22.
-"You cant case uP. on them," said
Errio!l ~f ~he EaaJes. 'They'll act riaht back 1n at if you let them. We handled
the ball like a bot ooeJ at timn and it
cost us a little. But we never had any
Iona lapses to aive thtm i streak of
any kind. That was a bia part of the
prne."
Estancia led 7·6 after the firsr.
.stanza. but Fryer took care o(that in
-the openina moments of the 1CCOnd .. lJeriod whb a layup and the Sea Kint.'
~~Vtt trailed apin.
. ·ltrror noted
• Thunday's anide about Newpon
·:#HartM>r K•'• Sea View IAlue .. ._..bell iamc with Corona del Mar
WM in enw in notint a particular pan•
of tbc pme in which oftic:ialt kvied a
'9dlnical foul on the Ne,rpc>n Hut»or
.1*td\.
... Jot.a Attcrom Wll titWed out• t.be
'vidual tftlPO"lible lor I ~re . ..,idl ailled teCl!lnlt.il. Al9'rom, in
·kt; wn not involved.
Warriors, Artists rebouhd; Monarchs roll on
~oodbnogc H1gh's Warriors bounced
back into contention in the Sea View League
b~kctball race. as did Laguna Beach, Friday
night.
Quinn. "But Woodbridge played a pretty good
ball game. We didn't play that badly. they just
shot off our middle."
Bryant Walton scored 30 points in a losmg
cause. but he had very little help as the Warriors
scaled off the inside and the outside shots
weren't fallinl\ for Saddlcback.
stanza.
Lapna Buell 77 , Costa Mesa 58: ( ob)
Naess dropped in 36 points and added I -i
rebounds and five assists as the .\.nists
dommated from stan to finish to move to ~-I m
Sea View League play.
av.a\. El Toro rebounded and scored two
mea.nanglcss free throws with no 11mc left.
The Vaqs dropped to 1-1 10 South Coast
League pla) Foul trouble caused maJOr
problems v.~th b-S Shawn Patchell and 6-7 Mike
Oden fouling out 1n the third quarter
Also rolhng. as they have for IS straight
this year and 44 in a row over two years were
Mater Dci's Monarchs in Angelus Lcasu~ play.
while Irvine was a victim to El Toro an South
Coast League action.
Walton hit 6S percent ofhis shots ( 13 of20)
but Woodbridge answered with a team cffon of
22 for 40 (SS percent).
Doug Lawler was one of four An1sts 1n
double figures ( 11 points). blend mg in a sound
floor game to pace Laguna Beach
~1att Non on came off the bench to scort 10
points fo r lrvJOc, eight 10 the final penod
Mater Del 71, St. Paal i!: The unbeaten
Monarchs rolled to thctr I Sth straight victory
11.1th the A.ngelus League opener. opening wnh a
15-0 surge
Herc's how it went
Woodbrid1e U, Sadclleback U: The War-
riors forged into the lead in the middle of the
third 9uarter and held off a Saddlcback ( 1-2)
surge JO the fourth period to gain their first Sea
View verdict JO three decisions.
"There's only so much Bryant can do,"
lamented Quinn.
Two Murphy layups in the third quarter
helped Woodbridge spurt to a lead 11 wouldn't
surrender, but 1t was a team cffon from the stan
with Murphy, Keefe and Mike Sullivan the
~aJo:-factors e.arly, Bryan netting eight points
JO the JO.point second quarter. Sullivan
popping for two buckets an the third and
Murpbv dropping an six points 1n the final
Mitch Pelichowski. who 1s a .. eraging ~7 6
poJOts a game, but JUSt I 0.6 1n league pla'. "as
limited to 13 points. ·
El Toro 57, Irvine 54: Dov. n b) 11 points in
the second half. Irvine rallied to take a 54-53
lead 1n the fading moments. onl) to sec the
V1Sl\Ors pull out a five-foot turnaround Jumper
bv JctTStone with with 18 !>tconds left.
The~ needed all of that in11iaJ burst.
hov.c ,cr. as t Paul rallied to w1th10 3S-32.
before the constant Monarch barrage took us
toll at Rancho Santiago College. The Wamors ( 1-2) went to their depth,
getting 14 points from 6-6 junior Vince Bryan
and 12 from 6-3 senior Mike Murphy.
"We didn't give (Adam) Keefe anything
(eight points)." said Saddleback Coach Pat
· The Vaqs responded with an attempt from
mid-range. but the ball hit the nm and bounced
tuan Thomas (25) and LcRon Elhs (22)
11.ere the leading scorers for Mater ~1. which
continues on the non-league trail tonight at
Long Beach tatc against Long Beach Poly
UCicallson
UOPtonight
STOCKTON -Trying to
salvage one victory on its two-
gamc swing north. the UC Irvine
basketball team will battle im-
proved Pacific at the A.G . Spanos
Center at 7:30 tonight.
h will be a homecoming for
UCl's starting junior guard Scott
Brooks. who played at San Joa-
guin Delta community college in
Stockton last year. Brooks shared
top scoring honors for UCI in its
loss to Fresno, scoring 15 points.
The Anteaters (6-6 overall) fell
to Fresno St.ate Thursday night,
53-48, to fall to 2-1 in the PCAA.
Pacific, meanwhile. is no longer
the soft touch.
The Tigers arc 1-2 in the
conference, but 8-6 in all games.
In UOP's most recent outing
Thursday, the Tigers fell to Nt>·
vada-w Vegas. 8S-80. ScottBroou
TUCKER QUITS COAST FOOTBALL POST ...
From Bl
a v1nual about-face of pre' 1ous standard~
Despite the losing years. there v.as 'e~ ltttJe pre~surc
on Tucker from outside sources. d ue large!\ Ill a
persona ht} and st} le be} ond reproach
The school's president. Dr. Donald R Bronsard
confirmed his wash for Tucker to "'a' on as athletic
director "for a Ion$ dose'' and said Tucker would be .. er':
involved 1n seeking out a replacement for "'hat is
considered a "plum."
"This as a very desirable place to v.ork and "'llh ~o
many plusscs. I would think v.e'll attract a lot of qua ht~
candidates." said Tucker.
Whale Tucker admitted he won't lose an) sleepaboul
workJOg on Sunda~s or the )Car-round rc-cru1tmen1
battles. the rest won't be so cas) to gi H' up. "It's kind of hard to realm: }Ou 're not going to be here
after so man)' years," ht' said. 'Tll ha"c some
apprehension about it whe n the ne~t whistle blo"'" But I
felt 11 was a umc for a change for the college and m\Sdf
The dc-cmon was mine to make and I guess 2-i ~cars 1s
enough."
No dec ision has been made in terms of ht!> H teran
staff Dale Wonacott has been with Tucker for 24 )cars.
Tucker'\ rc1gn at ( l,aq ha<. run the gamut and
\ 1nualh m1mir' v. ha1 tht· game ha' glmc through in the
pas1 2J 'ear~
In the t'.lrh \ear .. 11 "a'> all -;ucct's' 1•n the iiC'ld and 1he
l'W"-d<. retk~ ted 11 ··t tan remember Fnda' night Junior college games
"•th full hou,1..'' .. said Tucker "You rnuldn't sec the ice
plaA~ '''h1,h <.urround the football field JI l..eBard
tad1um at C 1..'ar,t) for the o'ertlo"' and tho!>C "'eren't
t hamp1onsh1p gam<."s
· \\ e v. ert: at \fl ~an .\.n1on11..1 in I %3 tv.u hours
before 1he game tor v.armups and there 11.asn·t a ~at left.
During "'armup<. ~ou touldn"t hear lx'\.ause 11 v.a s so
not<.' lrum the fans
'") t1u·d loot. up that tan) on ruad and thC'\ d be
stopping car, 11..·lhng them there wa~ n1• more rt)l)m left··
His Junwr Rose Bo~I champtlrn., pla~t."d be fore
'ome 'i1J (\1111 IJM and a nat10nal tele' 1<.10n audtt•nrc 1n
I 4ti'
Tucl.er's t> I Juggernaut v.t'nt 1(1-\• hu1h'1hc 11me his
.. .,5 duh \\Cnt 11-0 for another natH1nal (hamp1unc;h1p
tht: unv.d!> had thinned cons1derahl\
Tucker blame" the emt•rgence \11 the .\ngels and
Ram<. for some of the problems. and 1ht' general lad. of
mt."d1a t:v,erattc. lur mulh of the gaml\ lt1<,1 lus1re
-\nd. the general makeup at <)range ( 0aM has
'hanited con'lderahh
UCI women pass
Pepperdine, 58-54
JackFa1rsmcc 1966andGeorge Matuassince 1%' Da'c
Gleason 1s the "baby" with 11 years as an assistant at
Coast. and Tucker singled each out for a ~hare of past
success. Tucker has seen II all as a l'Oach...,.. through the great
'ears and JOtO le-an times
· It began as a 14-~ear-old and Tuel.er s11ll rC'C'alls h"
Brea-Olinda team's visit to Laguna Beath against Rt:,!
Guyer in 195 1. which Brea won. 19-1 l .. omebody cam~'
to our bus and asked who the coach 11.as and I said 'Thai·,
me.' recalled Tucker, who was a pup going ag:unst .1
legend.
111 \ lln \ the Piratt''i v.ere-rrom ,1 1.·ampu<; ,,, 1. 'IX'
m11\tf\• mJ1k ur frnm the 1mmed1atr high 'l'hl'l'I, la~o;o
!kt t •dJ\ < oast 14' a 01' of'" t.•ll .... 11h th\' <.mall-
tt"'ll 1..1mara1.knt: m1ss1ne,
.. \I that ! '. n1l' the JUnlM 1..0llC'lt<'' V.\'fl' tht' ht~ (1.ilnl(' 1n w'' n .. ...a1J J u, ~er in reflt'\'ttOn
Dunntt h' hc,da~ Tucker .,..a, thl· lllJ\I lll tbr
,ampu'> .i•hl .irt:~l and one of ht\ mo\! ml·m1,rahk hilt'' "J" the une .1~•u t h1 descnrt1on Pl hca' l'n l'" canh ·~.\
\\ 1nn1n~ ll't L 1 rt)Clm .. UC Irvine received strong shooting
from two players to defeat Pep-
ptrdinc in a non-conference game
Friday night to highlight women's
collcae basketball action.
Southern California College.
meanwhile, took a beatinaagainst Cal
Bat>tist and Orange Coast was vic-
tonous in a community college game.
Herc's bow it went
UClrviHH,Pepper4lMS4: aaii
Burks ana Natalie Crawford sparked
a second-half surse as the Anteaters
(7-5) overcame a one-point halftime
deficit to win at Crawford Hall. Bur~t a 5-11 junior forward from
Morse Miah in San Dicao ICOrcd 25
points and pulled down l l rebounds
while Crawford tossed io 13 points.
arabbcd a tca.m·hiab 16 rebounds and
blocked five shots.
Erin Hipshi dished off 1even
assists, leaving her one short of the
all-time UCI mark (290) hdd by
Vicki Simpson lase aeaton. Hiluhi, a
5-7 1enior auard. could su~s
Simpson'• record Sunday wben UCl
hosta USIU for its final non.con·
fercnce pme of the yur.
Maweeo Formico (16 points).
Karie Olriatet\ten ( 12) and Shawn
Sturaaec>n Cl I) led hppttdine (l-11),
which held a 2S·l"4 edee at the
intermiuion. ,,.
Cal ....... 71, ....... CalUwWa c.a.p U: Tbe Vanpanb were lhcir
own wont enemies. tumiQI the ball
over 21 times in the lt!COnd half
allowioa the Lanca'1 to erae a 30-29
halftime def'ICit and win an NAJA
DilUict Ill coatcst at sec.
~ c..e n,_1111•1a.e1111:
The Pinta used ID mtnte f\all-coun .,.__,, in the aecoftid balfto roll off
14 .straight points and break open a
45-45 game before taking a South
Coast Conference decision at OCC.
The Pirates ( 13-4). now 2-1 in
conference play. held a 59-4S lead
after their spurt and the Gauchos (3-1
in conference) were never heard from
again.
Cl F champ1 onsh1ps while at Brea and the glol') H"a""
at Coast with two national champ1onsh1ps took the pup
out of Tucker and replaced 11 with legcndal') status.
"I really can't remember the )Can." contmued
Tucker. "But the people ... )OU ha'e an assoc1at1on with
players no one cl~ S«s. We stt them at thctr best. Man)
ttmes another teacher has asked me about this or that
player and was astounded to find out he's such a good kid
\l tuJll\ "hat Tucker ~1d 31 thr l'n<,t"I 11.:'l\ll t ~urtc
true It ""'n • .1 mauer of m1'\ed em1'11''"' 11 "a' \Cf\
1'ne-\1ded ,1n,• d1Hh ult 10 lca'c a game he had tx-t·n a part
ot fl>r the p.1,1 I~ \Cars ··coaching ., a' ,t.1sr i.1 pla\ln~
thl' g.i mc ·'' \llU tan get." noted Tuck1·r r ht' t('J lll' tlknd together. but 1ndt\ 1du.tl' 1.h1 ntit anJ
Tul kcr "'a'1 t atlout to tr. to stan p1d.ing Amy Hathcock ( 16 points. six
rebounds). Lisa Schumaker ( 13
pointSJ and Melissa Fejdasz. wfio
scored l 0 points in each half, led OCC
offensively.
"We always saw onl) the HI) best side (of th1..·
stl>M~).-Ws always one of the.real per~ whcn..lOmconc
comes back to ~c you. and there 1s al\\ a) s someone"' ho'll
come back to see the ole' {'oach."
He dhl. ltO\A.4\Cr. s:~all .wtth pt":H t'lr;'14'Urt' thl'
opp..1nu01t' ll'l•)<t~h 1"oofh1~~ons 1 R l\t'lt .1 hnch<11..l.tr.
anJ <. Id'. ,, ,1uane~p"cl.. l
. r
PREP SoccER
Uni, Estancia deadlock; CdM nips Newport
University Hi1h htld defending CIF cbam·
pion Estancia to a scoreless tic and Corona dcl Mar
held off' Newport Harbor in Sea View Luauc bo)'S
soccer action Friday af\cmoon.
Meanwhile, in the unset Lcque, Edison and
Ocean View recorded matchma J..-0 wins.. while
Huntinaton Beach and Marina played on even
terms.
The details:
EtCMda I Ualnnlty I: E.qlC$' &oahc Ernie
Sal&zar st~ 12 shots and Univcn1ty's Dave
Babou nolCl;t;f five tavcs in the double-shutout.
''It wu a obysical pmc with 42 fouls called."
aid Estancia toecb £uaenio .. Hano .. Juara. .. ,,
was a very amaD field wbtch ~ lnl unaccustomed
10. • .. But Univtt11ly111 vcryaood team despite ill
record (two lies in !al~. 2.S:) o~JI). ..
&iancia~-0-1, l-2-3) is on the r'09d IPin Monday. It ckl Mar. ---c--Mer I. N.i•,..rt"ilutw I: Pal
M'1"1'dl Ind Rich hthapl n04lcMd ftnt·half aoe1
and the Sea Kmp madt lt sta.nd up for th<' win o'er
the Sailors at C'dM
The dec1'1on e' cned both team 'lt'~ue marl '
at 1-1.
MetTell's goal came on a header earl\ 1n tht'
match a.nd Pethigal lofted a 1hot over the Nr~pon
aoaliefromabout 20yardsout m1dwa 1h1ough tht
fint half to make 1t 2.0.
The Saik>f1 pulled close on Da \ 1d "oodrufT~
btt.lkaway pl 1a lbe scrond half. bu\ C'ould not act
the equalizer. •
CdM aoalkccper teve Muzzy WU crt<hted
..,th rune saves.. wl'lllc bts counterpart from
cwport., Royce Mate had 11. Center-fullback
Brandon Bawtt o( CdM had a floe all4round
pme.
...._ I, ,,........_, t: Tk Cbartm too
rommand w1tb two first-half pis to 1mCM'Q\' to
7·3-1 Ovuall wtth the Vtctory 0\Cf ttw Vllllln&
l.loM. Rob ncbn. with an 1 ' t from Kent
LundbaJ,. sNl Edat0n "' ftont wtth Kent's broth«
k un supplvmp. the second e,ool a""•~tcd h' < hm
Thomas Kent Lund. takinp. a ftt<t from John
Ca lf\). c loscd 1..lut the ~·onn~ 1n the St1.."0nd hall
It ""' the fifth shutout of the ~•son for
fd1 on. wtuch pla\S at Ocean \ 1ev. "cdnesda~
O«u V•ew S, FoutaLD Valley 9: an Van
Hemclryd . K"Orcd tWlcc. fint ""'th 10 a " t fmm
Gar'\ Mathan'\ in the I 'th m10u1 e of the fi"t half.
then with a soioefTort. dmi na 1t 1n from 2 )ard~at
the I 'th minute of the second half
C urt BJcl.,ac. the ~ahaw~f captain. 900rtd
the other aoal on a t>Cnalt k.1ck 1n the fif1t half as
Ocean \ 1ev. upptd its rtt0rd to 5~2 ovtrall.
hanna 1n the ,hutout v.-crt '°'""" Enc AndcrM>n and Gene C"habra.
H•--Beed l , MariM I: The icr..
rallied ftom a 2.0 dcf1ot to pin the ne. Alli n tcOrCd tbe .. mc's final.,., With
a mtnutt kft tn ttw first half ti the t~ &eam1 f>L!~'td a tc:Ott nd half. Hununcic>n Beech
is i-9· l O\'ttlll. v..tulc Manna moved to 7...._J,.
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s.a.-. 1l D .)61 II
8Alft7• COW••NC• A..-..... ....... f1 • .m
Mrllf . Ne D ,, _.,, '"' .... ......, D 15 MIS 5"'
WWlll•IOI• 17 " .m '°"' NtwVor11 12 23 .)0 15
c..9Dt.-
Mllweuk .. » ,, .w
Altlnt• " " .so s
Detroit " 20 .... ....
~ IS 11 •17 , .....
CNc890 ,. 23 .m 11 ,..._ IO ts ... 14
L..ean 124~=:.l ':"' ~ '"· New J«w-1 120 otll f ' !!!s Ill, '9Crwnlftl0 IC
kt ton 11 J, A1'lnt8 Mii Oelltt 117, "'-'Ill I~
Sen Antonio 114, Goldllll Stele n
Mllw-* .. '5. Por1teftd " ~--~·· S..ltle ~··QllQeo Porltend el New Yor11 ·~ ~e!Oetnlll OOldlrl ,,... ., Dellts
We.llllNton et Hous!Oft
Uleh el o.nvw
lndleM •• "'-'Ill
L.Men 1M, ~ 112
INCMANA (Mt> -Tbdllle S-IS 1·4 II,
Wllllema 4-17 1-1 13, Stlpeftovlc:fl 12 11 2-2
II, Flemlnt 2·S 2·2 6. ltldw'deon 12 4 H 2,
SteMllUrY 4-10 6-1 l4, ~ 6-t H
12. Gemett 4-7 H I, 8uc:klW 124 12 2 J,
Grev 2-• 0-1 •. McOelll 1-J H 2, l'Mrtlrl
3-3 J·J f . Totels: o-ff 16-23 \02.
\.AKattS (lat) -lttmOls 2·3 '"'' 12. Wontlv S-12 :M IJ, ADdul·Jetllller 12·221 ... JI, ~ •2 17 4-S 12. Scott »-t H 6,
C-S-1 4-4 16, Lucea )-6 2·4 I, McGee
4·4 Ht, IC~ 2-S S-S t, Gr-22 S 2·4
6, LM'-M H 2. Toteta: O-t3 JS·O 124. rc.. ... ___..
·~ l2 11 27 2S-102 LAktf'I S4 21 31 »-12• Thr .. ·POlnt toell~ 2. McGee.
Fouled ~ It~~ 41
(Ttadtie t}, LAken S4 lltamOb 13). Al·
aat.......indlene ,.. Cluckner t l, LAAen n (JoMton 11 I. Tot.. loul.......indlene 2't, ua.a 25. T~ndlene ltleNI 0.-
lw!M.
A!Mnd9~ 17,SOS.
~125,Nets1•
CUPPEl.S (125) -Me..-i S-IO 11-12 21. WW,_ I-12 0-0 16, N,,,_.,. 2-t H 4, Ma. JollMon 122 21 S-S 2', Nixon 7·1' 7-10
21, ~ 42 10 1-1 t , lrfanl 0-S 2•2 2, ~ )97 J·l t. Edwwd.I H 2-2 12.
C... .. I 2-2 2. T otM: ..,_,, J>-37 12S.
•W JllllMY 11•> -Wiiiems t·IS H 11, IClnll 10-23 )·3 24, Gmll\lkl t· 15 •·•
22. 81nbofle 6·12 M 1•, COOll 2'7 2·• 7,
Dewtllns ICH I 1· U 11. It--.. 1-l H 2, Ml JoMton J·S H 6. O'Kor911 0-4 H 0
TolM. S0-'5 17·2' 120. sar..w--. ClloMn 2t Jo4 2t J>-12S
New WWI ll 32 10 V-120 ~POlnt ~"'8. alrdl.on, COOll
Fouled ~. It~ 53 (Maxwel II), New JerMY SI IW*ema, Klfte 12). Aulst~ 11 (Hiiton I ),
New WW\' 2t ICOOll IO). Totet ~...._.. n. ,... •""' n Attend9nc.-10,S7J.
COLL•GIE
Clll ......... s.c.. «:-.. u
(MAIA °"9a1Ct •>
Cll ._... (") SeCM C..S.S (Ill ...... .. ....
Revnolcb I S 2 21 HM' 7 4 • II
KeMedY 3 1 • I 8«CllleY 7 2 2 16
Fov 2 • 1 I L.uca• > 1 I 1
GrMfl 10 3 I 23 AYltea 2 2 I 6
Km 0 0 2 0 OMtt 1 O 2 2
Worinip 12 • I ,. U ehtfool 0 I I I
Wiiiems I 0 • 2 Mvtn e 2 2 II
Oevb 4 0 2 I lteOdlck 2 I 2 S
'°"9dOn 0 0 I 0
HoflmeM S 0 2 10
Toteta 40 11 11 91 Totefl JS ll 19 IJ
HeltlltTM C.I ._,Ill. ft>-16.
T ecM;c.eti WOl"Shlo (ca). Revnoictt IC8).
«:-.. sc:er9I
WSST
Cel &ntlat 91, Soeel ColleM IJ
UC Onls 1t, Sonome St. n
Sen Frenc:laco St II, Chico SI 71
Srenls&aus SI .... Seo'emento SI 67
AIUM Pacific '3, htl\eny Nllzar-61
Eeatwn Weah!nolon 56. Gon1eee S.C
CS LO$ ,.,,.,..... 62. CS Northrfdee SI
Peclflc Lu"'9ran 71. Wlllemelll 'I
•OCIUIS 8YU IO, Hewell '6
ldeho SI. n, 8olw SI ..
Teu12 EI Peso "· Al< Force S.C Weber St. to, ldetlo 74
Ul•h '3, Sen oi.o s1 " SOUTH
Nofll'I C.rOllne Al. T •1, Coooln St 4S EAST
Penn 14, Herverd 71
Princeton SI, 0.rtmoufl'I SO
HtGH SCHOOL ow.. vn se, F..,....111 v..., 11
ls.M« L...-1
Oc.-View (le) ,.......,. v .... 117> ......... .. .... .
Pen1lce 1 O • c Henson I O 2 1
Huetv I 0 3 2 JOflnson • 1 3 10
Butler I I 7 17 w"w.r 0 7 1 2
Morrl' l 0 0 • ~dOtl 6 3 l IS
o.&rwe< • S I 17 Welle l 0 3 6
Vootrnon O 2 I 2 Roehr.ti 1 O O 1
Olea I 0 0 2
Tote li 21 I 11 SO Totell 1S 1 12 11
"-""~ Ocffn v,.w 7 14 ll 16'-iO
Founl1ln Vellrt 6 I I IS-37
..... 71. ........ 41
( ..... L.ee911e)
Wft"'*'W <•> ......
Dev«
&er'trlnl
caole• Abfovte
$ ......
LUUI
SmlTf't
Avalln
Chle.-
lleclfw
• 0 3 16
1 0 0 2 1 0 I ,
0 0 I 0
) 0 , ' 0 0 l 0 I 0 l 2
3 2 3 • • , , 10
I 0 0 ,
..... ,,., ......
Smflll • 3 1 II Henen 2 2 I 6
Ammnn S 4 I It
AVW• I 0 0 2 HtnOenlt 0 , , 2
l(etoN-• 7 1 10 Mareutin 2 2 4 6
Prine. l 1 l I Cole 6 S 1 17
hrtlM 0 0 0 0
Hlcfewy I 0 1 2 Tol•I• ,. • ,, .. TotelS. ,. n IS 11
late...,~
Watmtmt4W' I t IS ,..._.
Edlloft 24 t• JI .._,.
........ , .... ,...."-» ....... .-.... c.
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~ 11111Wa JllJ ......... ~ .. ,~,.,,
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T..... U l2 11 • T.... 14 II 11 • ......,., .......
MltlM .. 11 " ll-G ~~ 14161 .....
c:..-.. Mir ... ·--J1 , ... *""'-•
·-(JH C...•-C .. ) .. .... .. ....
""""'" 1 1 5 , ",..,., ' ' , ,. ~119¥ I t l t Tiner I 0 I t
llYllO. 0 1 I 1 0WW.-a 1 J 1
Tift I I I 6 .,...., I I 4 6
Irani 1111°"'911 11)5 c-O•t•~102t Trelo I J t 4 ~ t t I 0 T..... I 15 1) :n T..... 11 It 17 .. .._.,.,...,...
1.-icle 1 ' s l>-Jl Ctt'Ofte dll MM 6 11 12 I,_..
Nl•-1 ...,_, 6', "*••'-M <• "'"' "'->
Uilf1;• ... ('4) .......... ( .. , .. .... .. .... .
Allon ltf2$Nw1Nltl •
Ferrel J e S 4 ~Ctele S 0 J 10
Ori•wtkl 0 • • 0 ltldw• ' 2 t lO Gle~7SJ1tLee 41 Jt
Klakfl 0 0 I 0 y_,,. O t O O
Oln J I I 7 o.tr1i1w1 0 t O 2 SIOlzoft 7 0 2 14 Alltrom S 0 I 10
Werrwi 2 I • 4 Tomi 4 11 I 11 WIMlow 2 0 0 4
T.._. Jf 6 17 St T.._ 24 17 II 65 ...... " ...... UlllYenltv 11 11 12 l~ ~ Henlor It". I~
.... ~ 51, II 2 F I rca ..
( ... "'"' L.ee911el w a ... CJ1> 11 a 9 d' <•> .. .... .. ....
Yont I 0 t 0 WellOn 13 • S JO ,.,...., 6 0 0 11 0... 2 0 I • I(.... . 0 0 • Dottin J 0 I •
$ullvwl411tltuttlr IOJJ
ltCll.WlelH 0 0 0 0 ~ I 0 ) 2
Irvan 5 • I 1• Aiol\iO 0 0 0 0 8ttfterl I 0 0 2 ~ 0 0 0 0
~22•• ...,_.. 0000
Totels 22 7 6 SI Totea 20 • I) 44
,_.....,~
Woodllrlcl9e 1l 10 12 l.....-.51
s.ddlU1edl 12 I 12 I,_..
L...-lleeO 77, Cetta Meu M cs. View L.ee911e)
uei-a.di (77) C.-MeM ISi) .. .... .. ....
HMU IS 6 • 36 Me 2 0 l 4 Fortune I O 2 2 H9uven S I O 11
Soelll 20)4 Mcwrlt 21JS
Elhten 6 I I 1l VOMI 6 I l 1J
Herdmen • J 4 II Plld't-"'I l 7 3 ll
Lewter • 3 0 II Rdrleue1 • 0 2 I Houle 0 0 2 0 KO$ 1 0 2 2
Devine 0 0 I 0 Nlttllmte 0 0 I 0 Ef'\91ndW 0 0 0 0 Well I 0 0 2
Toreta n 13 11 n Tolafl 24 10 17 SI
rc.."~ L..--8..cfl 15 n 11 n-n
C:O.t• Mew lS 17 1• I~
TICMlctt: Coste Mew CletlCfl.
E Ttre 51, lr¥W S4
( .... c:..st LA9911e)
•I Twe (S7l 1rW1t 1541
Totiey S .. ," r ~ Pel<Mt ': ~ ~ ";
SOteller 1 2 > 16 Temura 2 ' 2 10 Wevlend I • • 6 H.,,..lfte I 0 2 2
JoMton 4 • 2 12 Moceri 4 I I t si-) 5 2 11 •• .,. • 0 3 •
Cotlr.. 0 0 I 0 SfloOO\' 2 O I 4
Hervv 0 0 0 0 Nor1on S O O lO
Oden 20S•
l !lntvne f' 0 I 4 Toteb 20 17 l4 S1 Totell 22 10 20 S4
rc.....,~
El Toro lrvlne " " • 14-57 11 13 • n--54
Meter 0.. 76, It. Pe.-S2 ,.,...,. LMllllt)
... ... (U) --o.t (7') .. .... .. .... Scott
Je.Wlllls
M.Wltlfe
Jo.Wlllla
Ayer.
Trll1
Moor•
G.WHlle
Flofn
Hess
' 2 s 20 MoutQ s • > I• •••1'e>wver 1012
I 1 4lPMllOdY l002
OOSOEtltt 16 322
I 0 l 2 Thomei 10 S 3 2S
l I l 7 Pellon I 2 I 4
0 0 I 0 Remo...t I 4 l 6
2 0 1 • ,.., ... _, 0 0 0 0
0 02 0 0uklle¥ 0121
O O O O Oejelden O O o o
Sdlmldt 0 0 0 0
Rocco 0 0 0 0
Reooutv o o o o
SteoNns 0 0 0 0 Totels 22 I 2t 52 Tolela 77 22 16 76
rc.."~ SI. P1ul I 20 t 15--SJ
Meler Del 20 IS 17 24-76
HtGH SCHOOL STANDINGS
s.evn~
Corone oei Mer
L.aeune hed'I
~.-. ... ~
UnlverallY Eatenda
Se<ldleOeck
WOOOOr'ldee
Coate Mase
~ w L. l 0
~ w L.
13 2
2 ' 2 1
2 I
1 2
I 2
I 2
0 3
''*Y'• s.c.... New-1 HanlOI' 65, Unl....-.Jtv S.C
WoodbrlclM SI. 5eCldleCledl St eor-dll Mar 44, Eatende 31
L~ a.cti n. c°''' Meat ft ........ .,., 0.-(7::111
~ Hef'OOr el Ealende
Coale Meat et Woodbrlcl9e ~ 9ekrl ., S..:I*•~·~
c or-• ,,,., •• Unl.....itv
SUftaet U.tut
• s • s
' 7 • • ' , 12 •
I f
~ 0-..
Ocan ..,....,
Edison
Marine
Huntlnelon a..c11
F-l•ln V1llev
Wn lrnlt1tt ...
WL
1 0
I 0
1 0
0 1
0 I
0 1
''*Y'• ~
WL
II • II 4
II ' ' ' ' 7 l II
00..n View 50, Fountell\ Vellev l7
Edhon 11, Westmlfuter 41
Marine 42. Hunlln9ton 8MCll •
•• 11 •Y'• 0-17:11) Edison el OCeen View
Huntlnllton IMctl et Westminster Fountffl Vel!Wr a t Merine
~7,-4,~s2~3-1~2s"!""o _Jid, MERCEDES
213/921 -8588 213 • 714 e 3 7 3 3 3
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OtlMmlllln.e ••t• T.,._ 1 J I I ........ J J I I
Wllloll J t 4 4 c.lliM I I I 6 ..... ' . , " ..._, . . . . w.... Q 2 , ......... . ......... v ..........
T..... M 11 17 ~ T..... J:I II 1t 7S
~TIM.D-D.
c.I ..., 71, leClil Clllelt " C9UIA....,•l a. ...... er•> ~ c..... ,.,, .. .... .. .....
.... Jl17 ...... J046
ltUlll t 2 2 t Terrt 1 2 S • ........ 12QN11r9¥ ,, ...
Lew*' S J 4 13 TOURt ) I 4 1
Uttte J t J 1S Smlltt 2 1 2 s .....,_ 20168tOWll 51)11
....... lllJ~•l>t OMrtca 5 4 1 14 .....-, 2 I .,W ~ 25 21 15 11 T..... 11 t 2' 65
Helftlme: ~ c.llML »-2'. Tec:llnkiK Ce1 ._..., C-" Kiiie..
..... tc:HOCK. MlU cm ........ , .... ...,Qr,M
CA.-w~)
c:.e1 a...e.r. ,.,, ......,. Clllr. c•> ....... .. ....
2 t I 4 MllHtltT 1 S 0 110
I 1 I J $cMlldl S 4 S 14
t I 4 20 Kn.lffte I 0 I 2
) 0 J 6 Tell 0 0 I 0 1 0 2 2 KrltlOw 0 0 0 0
I 0 I 2 • 0 • • 2 0 • 4 n , TJ • T'ofea 11 • • 26
lar't "___.. Cel L.uf"9rM 16 I 1 • ,._..,
,...._, OWkrlen 11 4 • >-ff
..... ldlell ......... •·A .... ~ LA9llllt =--
1. """'. l"'9Ctftc lJ-0 2. 8uene, CheN'lel IH
3. Geflr, SM GeWte1 I/ W/ltft l>· 2 4. ,_ v......... 1>.J
S.. COfTlllfOfl, "-'-' I M ... L.YflWOM. Sen Gellrlel ..,...., 10-4
1. Mornll'l .. lde. PloNw 12-S
.. ~. OcMll 11·4
t.O.. YllW, ._.. l ·S
10. Mlllk_.,, "--I 1-2 °"*" rlClll¥lne 'IOtel: Metw Del. ANlllA. 10-S; &1••ood, Oc:.n, ll2 S;
........... 11·2' ltlo Hondo. °*""'· t-1; Don Lueo ...... lne. 10-2; Cu!VW City,
OC:Mn, 10-2.
l ·A I. 9'•-()llnde, OranM f·2
2 Foottlll, Centurt 10-I 3. LOlbYlle, S.n Ferntndo ,,,
4. e .... enu. E~• t-J
S. MIMloft Vleio. Soutf\ Cob! I 1-2
6. Wtlnul, ~ 12· I
7 Pelmdell. Golden 10-J I. Font-. C1tr111 a.it 10-2 t. El Toro, Sou1tl Coe11 l 2 S
10 RI~ Polv. Cltl'\d a.II 7,3
OtNr\ ,_..vino vot": Norco, tvv. 7·2;
Sen Gebtlel, Foothill. I·•. Or•""· CenllKY, .... "A 1. Chlno, Heclende 10-1
2. l.Aln'WOC, Nortl'lern 10-1
l . Le Quint•. Gerden Grove •·•
4. Le Hebra, Fr-•Y 4-l S.. Moo11uta, Whltmont 7·2
... lndlo, o.-12 1/e .. Y\ 7-4. ,7. Le Puente. v ... I/Isl• 7·4 I Sell ..,_dino, Sell AnclrHI 7•4
• Le MlfMe. ~ •·• 10. Le Slerre, Sen Andr'ffl l·S
Offler• receMne 1101n: &rewtev, Dewrt·
VellWI. 7·1. Temoit er,.,., Rio HonOo. s-s.
F""6r1on. Fr-.v, 6-3. Onterlo, Heclen'
de. 7·3 •
l·A
I VtlleY C~litlen, OIYmc>lc 9,2
2 Sent• Cler•. Frontier ,,.
3 lrettnn. OIYmcMc ..,
4. Aleac.o.ro. LOS Pedrn 1~ S, Mole .... j)eMrt·lnvo L.eree t-0
6 C1*t ... Olk, Molltv,._ t·l
7 Whllller Cllrl\.llen, OIYmcMc 4'2
I. Serif• YMI, Trl•VelleY S-l t. ""-• 0 .. MHnvo L.erge t-0
10. Connettv, Sunrlw f. lH
OtNt receMn11 11otn. 'Mor~o a.v. LO$
Pedrn, S•l
,,,.,.. tllUrWNnt
(et A .... ) --..s..... Jlmrnv Connon CU.S.) def. Steten
Edbere (Sweden), 6-l , 6-l; lvet1 I.Andi
(CncllosioveAle I def. JoM McEnroe (U.S ), 7-6, .. , ,,,.,. . ...,...,...
<•thd!llM. .... ~ 0-. ....... .....
9• katllOn IU.S..I def 9'-" o.-.tl IAuatrelle), 6·4, 6-2, Maril Woodtol'de
IU S.) de! 0 1vld L.ewJa (N-Zeeland), 6-2, 6· 2, &ud Schult1 I U S ) def C rele Miller
IAustrellel, Welty Mewr IAualralie) def
8rett OIC!r.lnson IU.S.1. 6·4, 6·•
Wtmen's ...,.,.,_.. , ........... ,
o-i ....... .....
Pem Shrlvw IU.S ) ..... ._. GeduMll
(U.S.), 7-6, 7·6, Manu91e ,,,.,_.,. (aut-
Nl'le) def H.ien. S\Aove IC~
veil.le). 6-l. 6-4.
~ ....... 9--.
a.ttlne 8unM IMontco) ctel IC.elllV ltlnetdl (U.S.), H . 6-4, 6·J
• ... 0.-. ....., ... , ........... , ._ ...
JoM UOyd (8f'lleln)-.... tf' FIWnll'le
CU.S.I oel K4h F1act1~1t009r1 ~ CU.S ). 22 4. H , M , ,.,
~'"' ..... SMOlo C.Ml·Emltto s.no-1 ($Mini ctel Heinz ~ttwrdl (Swllterlendl2 .... u
Teroov IHunMrY), 62 2, 6-1, 4-t. "N A,...._ (U.51-Gflr1tto Ven lttMOurl !South Afrl<a) def. ~. ~..,.,_~.,.,
OonM1v CU.1.), 5-7, 6-3, H , 6-4, 7-6,
Pe .... Slo21t-Toma• Smid (Ciechollo¥•1el
oef ~ EdrrlOf..,_,•Kllft Wlll"Wlck (Aut•
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Time: 46..27.
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JS " • St ,.. 1)0
17 ts t 0 162 ISi
II it 4 40 140 1'f
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NEW ORLEANS (AP) -The Bia Sky Conferenc::c
naay be just a dot on the colJc:ae spons map, bu1 it has
brou,bt an iMa to the NCAA convention that has aU the
b1I scbools buuina. . · "I think It could tum out to be the sleeper of the
Wbolt "4>ftVeftlWO." Mid JICk Davia, president of t.be
N1tionaJ Coltepate Athletic Aatociation.
The Bi1Slfy propotn topveaU athletes five years ot
eliaibili!Y inslald of the four that has been the Umit ainoe
the 19'409.
Initial beck.en oflbe meuure •y it would improve
p-lduatJon raa.o. 0th~~ bcc:a"'9e orchaaeea
npec1ed to ravlt &om tOUlbcf mic niquimna111t ~other ~-ranee ecooomic bmeftta u well. .. Our belidit t.bat many 11udn1-edlletel lole inleral
an ICbool llld tc. ~Of dir.mo. OMI &llar
dfbibOi1y n~ • Mill Ome ~. acMltic dircaor it Bit Sty tnember loilt' SWI. .. . . • May
1tudent .. thacsa .un lave tct.ool .._oltlle ~in
1 lifestyle and loa of be:int pan ofa tam ...
The measure will probably come up for 1 vote
Tuaday aft.emoon .
UC Irvine fund-ralser set
MJUlt1Wm•adw Adva~ ski lift ticket reservation are
oow ~vadab!e from Tic:kctron for tbe
foUOW1ftl ski . rese>!1J in Southern and
Northern CahfoTI\~ Goldmine, Snow fOf'e?l, Snow Summit, Mountain High,·Sro ,
Sunme, Sno~ Valley, Mt Baldy, Mt.
Waterman, Stem Summit, Donner Ski
Ranch and Heavenly Valley.
. In. addition Ticketron aJso has advanCC"
lift uckeu for ~ <;anyon Siu Resort near
Las Yeps. Lift ucket reservations arc
avai.,ble at all Ticketrc;>n outlets or by
P.honma Teletron at (2 13) 41 0 1062 or
(714) 634-1300.
-~ 'oram Cla&mploiub.lp Team. The fifth round of the Forum Ownp1oos.lup
Tenrus Cballcn,e Senes 1s scheduled Jan. 22 at
the Forum at 6 p. m. and features John McEnrot
Ivan LeDd.1. Jimmy Connon. Yann1clc Noah'
Mattina NavrauJova and Gabnela Sabeuru ·
Tick.et prices~ SSO, SlS. S 17. SO. S9.SO ~d
S7.SO a~ arc avatlable at the Forum box offitt and at Tickctmuter loc:auons.
For more infonnauon phone (213) 480-P32 or(714) 740-2000. •
Aaabelm SC.diam Rpercl'Oe8
The 1986 supcrcross season kicks off at
Anaheim Swhum on Saturday, Jan. 18.
Spectato rs will be able to see supcr-
crouers on production bikes for the flrst
time. AJso the first round of the Suzuki
Quadracer National Championship and
for the first time Baja Formula 10 Cars
presented by On-Din Motorspons will be
held.
Tickets are priced at $8, S 12, S 16andS19
with children under I 0 admitted for haJf
price. There arc aJso a limited numbet of
discounted $25 club level scats a vailable by
ma.ii order and through the box office.
Early entry gates open at 4 p.m. with the
reaular ptt'S to open at 6. Racing is
scheduled to begin at 8.
Tickets arc a vailable at Ticketmaster
locations, thro llfh the Ticket master charge
lines at (2 13) 48~3232 or (714) 740-2000:
by mail from "Supercross". P.O. Box 8720:
Anaheim; at Los Angeles and Orange
County Suzuk..i deaJers; the Anaheim
Convention Center box office; and at
Anaheim Stadium bqinning Wednesday.
c11wn-. ... ,~..,_..., 1'c-u»-A,...~ a.ave iMdt1Hed a ~ttudnl\ictd ofUforllSIO...,
PPtn llJDeL ditcout la avalltblc to ll'Udnlta a~ any~ of edwadoo provided valid
•tudcat idtJltific:auoa 11 ...-.eec1 \&poll
purebatc of tbe ucte\L !he lkkeu can only be ~ 11 tbe
0 1ppen Sporu Ml\& ~ ofllce wblcft it open ~~~Y thro\&lh Saturday from 10 a,m. to 6
. For further information phone the Oippen
Ucket office II (213) 741-8000.
ea.ta.•--.lowr·Jllleb MltJMlJ The cny of Colta Mesa 11 JPC>Otonna a coed
lTllJOf ~w pitch IOf\ball toumammt Feb. S-9.
Deadhne 10 etiter 11 Jan. 31. The entry fee is
Sffil I 0 per team plus S 7. SO per team per pme for
0 lcWS fees.
For more information phone 642-0646.
Spam medlcbte eftlaatloa ~e STAAR. Sporu Medicine Institute is ofTen~ a free winter spons evaluation clinic on
Saturdays from 9 Lm. lO noon.
Orthoped»Sporu Medicine spccia1ist Alan
M Stru.ak. M.D. and oenified athletic tra.ioen
wtll evaluate and help tchool aee athletes who
have bttn IQJUmi.
No •Pl>O~tment is ncceuary. Students are
u kcd to btina pumtal permission slipc and
student 1denu6cation cards.
ST MR is loc::a\ed on the south end of the Founwn Valley R~onal HOSJ>ital and Medical
Cent.er c.am~
For more information phone 662-011-4.
Pacifica .,,om medlc:Jae dlaJc
The Pacifica Spot}* Medicine Institute will
hold a spons clinic Feb. I from 8 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.
At the clinic. sporu medicine specialist and
orthopecdic suraeon ~t.er Reynolds, M.D. and H~nuni,ion Beach Kiah School athletic trainer M~~ 9 'Malley !-1ona with three other spons medicine s~11u wiJI diteuss injuries most
common 1n SJ>r!DI spons and thetr prevention.
For ~ore 1nformauon or to rea>ster for the
sports cluuc phone 842-0611, eatension 224.
~e boud competltloa
The ninth annual Morey Boogie body-
board contest will be held on Saturday. Jan.
25 at Trafalgcr Street in San Oementc at 7
a.m. There will be two divisions: hot
dogin' and belly ridinf.
Prizes and trophies to the top three
finishers in both d1visions will be awarded.
Check-in is at 6:30 a.m. with a $6 entry fee.
For funher information phone Mary
Webb at (619) 439--0900.
Shrine: For scout's honor
Collegians have
anot er chance at
impressing pros_
ST AN FO RD (AP) -O hio State's
Larry Kolic said he would drive
across the country to Saturday's
Shrine F.ast-Wcst football game if the
sponsors couldn't ny him out. an
indication of just how much be
wanted to play.
....... Kolic, a last-m inute rcplaoement 1 for iJ\iurcd Kevin Fapri of Miami,
got hu ticket and, like all the other
playen. is eqcr to make an im-
pression on lbe dozens of National
FootbalJ Lequc coacbes and 1ieouts
wllo will be watchine the 61 ll edition
of this all•tW PJM.
Briaham Youq quanetblck Rob-
bie Bolco, who wm be 1t.111ina for the
West, mnembtts Kolic well. The
noquard inien::ieJ*d two of Boeco's
i>eaes. mumJnae>M 14 yards for lbe pme-winnina touchdown. durina
Ohio Slate's 1~7 victory over BYU
in lbe CitNJ Bowl.
Now, both players feel \hey have
somethi111 to prove.
"I think 1 bad my u~ and downs in
the Citrus Bowl. .. laid Bolc:o, who let
eiaht NCAA recordl lbJ1 IClllOD and
fifti&Md third in the Heitman Trophy
bt.Uoliftl. ''There -ere a cou• of throws rd like 10 have beck. I thJnk 1 can play better than lbat. It wun't 1
pme to~ wbl• I can do.
"Thi1 pme cu 'l bun. Anytime
)OU have a Cbuici9 .. '°.t~r a pine with a0 tllle ICOUtl h'I jood. Phaa tbil it .,, • IDOd
caw. u:!fi.._ YCN• opportunit)' to meet .. Kolic. die Citnat 8owt MVP\_would
like '° tbOW"lbe ICIOU1I ... -cu 1witda to Ii.._.• ia IM proa.
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Other players aJso tecl they have
somethina to prove in this pme,
which benefits the Sbriners' Hospi·
tals for Crippled and Burned Chil-
dren. "'
Bowli ng G reen's Brian McClure,
the No. 2 passer in NCAA Division I
history behind Doug Autie, will be
trying to redeem himself after a SI · 7
pasting against Frcsno State m the
Ctlifomia Bowl. The 6-5 quarterback
led Bowling G reen to a I 0-0 record
durina the regular season.
Back.in& up McClure for the East
will be Indiana's Steve Bradley, a
hiahJy rated quarterback despite play.
ina for a IOSJn& team. For the West,
WulliqtonState's Mark Rypien will
be Bolco's beckup.
Amona the toe players the pros Will
be look.ins at will be linebacker Joe
Kelly from Washmaton and dc-
fen11ve hneman Jon Hand from
Alabama.
East runnini backs include Garry
James of Louisiana State and Rick
Badanalc of Maryland, who scored 49
touchdowns in 47 pmcs. East wide
receivers include Scotty Helverson of
Iowa , Mike Siano of Syncusc and
Eric Swanson of Tenncsscc's Sugar
Bowl champions.
West runnina backs include Re-
uben Mayes of Wuhinaton State, the
Pacific-10 Offensive Player of the
Year two years in a row, Tony Cherry
of Orqon.:.. Gordon Brown of Tulsa
and Ron Drown of C.olorado. W ide
receivers include Reaie Bynum of
Orcaon State. Lew Barnes of ~n
and Websttt Slauabter of San Dieao
State.
Quarterback takes a lease
on roommates' spot ln Hula
HONOLU LU (AP) -Maryland Geli.u,b not only had to wort in the
quanet'beck Stan Gelbeqh wdl be shadow of Reich. but alto Reich's
foUowina in the footstept of his predec:aaor, Boomer Eait0n. now
former roommate when be leads the the Mrtint quanert.ck for the a~
E.att ia S.turday't ..o.b arunaaJ HW. · ti 8eaD1a.
Bowl colkF all'itar football pme: ~~ a wflUe there ~ was
Oelbeup roomed with Frank compar.ina me with tbtm. Oet=·
Reich, who let a '9COf'd at last year'1 said. "lut. after you a~. .., · b 19' .,...,.. · teem to only remember your IOC)Ct pme .,, ~ ,_.,,. tn a sames. And, tlla•'• what they waT
lllllle quarw. deb weo• on to pue compari.na me 111ia•-.. foillO ~and tw0 touchdowns in OdbauP tbftW fOr 1475 yards
the E.ut s 34-14 viclory over ibc Wat durial sbe -.po IO lied tbit Ter-: -::-::. •.::.•rorq"tt faP4•toa9-l~Aftlr'"'°"oll'
8"alo liDI of me National FootbUl to a 2~...,,. ~woe te\ft of lelpe ita lut ...,., ..... ieduditll • )S-l.
ub. lldcb. Odbneb planned to vicwy owr SJ'K"* iD * Om,.
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\ ()qnge COMe DAIL V PILOT,..,,_, -..Y 11, _.
Rama' qaarterback Dieter Brock llmben
ap (left) and apeedater Ron Brown ahlelda ----· Ilia eyee from tbe 8'ID d1IJ'i.DI P'riday W'OB·
ocat. for Sunday'• &a.me lD C1aJcaeo.
Zeroing in on final details
Bears hope theYbave a stopper against
Brown with G a ult on kickoff coverage
··This 1s a bigger game. obviously. but
I'm going to approach n as JU.A
another game..
"I've kicked under pressure before. I kicked a (42-yard) field goal with
two seconds left to beat New Orleans
and put us in the playoffs a couQle o f
CHICAGO (AP) -Feet, both
fl ying and freezing, ar~ a major
concern as the Ra ms a nd Chicago
Bears prepare for Sunday's Nauo nal
Football Conference champ1o nsh1p
game.
The Bears. concerned with thr
lockoff-retum antics of the Rams'
Ron Brown, plan to use their own
world<lass speedster. wide ~1ver
Willie Gault. on kickoff coverage
He'll be the last h ne of defense against
Brown, an Olympic spnnter who ran
back three locks for touchdo11o ns.
Whtie the Bears looked for ways to
counter the Rams' speed. Rams'
k..icker Mike Lansford was 1rvmg to
figure out how to protect his b3re foot
from the mtd-winter cold m Chi-
cago's Soldier Field
"I really don't know yrt what 1"11
do," said Lansford, who will take a
variety of footwear to Chicago.
"lfit gets real, rcaJ cold, I'll wear the
scuba boot. The ski boot's for me to
wear on the sidelines ...
Although the gamet1mc forecast 1s
for temperatures m the 30-40 degree
range, the Rams. who flew 10 Chicago
Thursday ni$ht. ha'e been prepanng
for sub-freezing conditions. Lansford
and the rt'St of the team worked out
this week at sun-splashed Rams Park
wcarina assorted cold-~t'8thrr gear.
including glo' t'S and vanous 1tt'ms of
the rubbcr-bke scuba wear
Lansford, who connected on 22 of
29 field goals this season and led the
Rams m scoring with 104 points. said
that even tf his foot gets extrt'mely
cold. he won't feel any pa.in when he
locks.
"Tht're's so much adrenalin going
out there. you can really block out the
weather. ignore tht' cold.'" ht' sa1d.
"You"ve got to realm~. this 1s my
JOb. to k.lck the ball through tht'
upnghts regardless of thr concf1uons
And this gamt' 1s to go to the uixr
Bowl."
Lansford. a fourth-year pro out ot
tht' U n1vers1ty of Washington, said
the pressure ofposs1bl) being tht' man
to win or lose the gamt' also goes along
wtth the JOb.
"'Bemg a ktcker. I'm SUbJC'Ctrd tO
prrssure t'Vef) game:· hr rxplained
years ago.·· -
Chicago Coach Mt.kc D1t..k.a has said
the onl) good lhinf about lock111g o1f
to the Rams 1s the idea that lhe 8eaR
would have JUSt scored. But wtth
Brown warnng for the lockoff. the
Rams ha"e the Nfl.'s best rctahattoo
threat. That's ""here Gault comes 1n..
"I'll be the safet) man Just in case. ..
G aultsa.id "lt's no b1gdcal. l'vedonic
11 before I dtd 1l la.st year 1n tlw
pla}offs. We can't pla} around Thi.s
1s for aJI the marbles.··
Gault quahfi((f for lhe 1980 L'.S.
Olympic team as a spn nter. but didn't
gt't a chance to comixtc because of the
.\mencan bo'con of the Moscow
{James Bro"n 11.on a gold medal 1n
tht' 1984 01~ mp1c'i running a leg on
tht' ~mett'r rela' team
Costa Mesa LL r egistration today
The Costa Mesa Lmle Lt-agur wi ll be holding its third registration
today from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m at Lions Par ..
The regJStrauon ts for child ren agt's s1i1 through 18 A. birth
ccntficate 1s requ1~ "hen registrnng and a donauon ttt will be
charg((f.
Ltons Park 1s locatrd al 18th trttt and Par._ .\'enue 1n Costa
Mesa.
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Luah pool home In Irvine
Terrace, • bdrm, L + P
-conatructlon. 9.000 sq.ft .
lot, private atmosphere.
••12,000.
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MST CllCI fN Tll 11C1 -
Lowest price among
Jasmine Creeks larger
plant, (plan 6), ocean end
bay view, mt tr aulte with
titting room. $339,000.
Barb Hutchlng•-SAL.mOIOll °' 111 ma
Salee volume approaching $4. mllllon; hard working,
conscientious with the trust placed In her and over 10
years of service with Unique Homes.
Magg e rewer-•wcMR Of rt£ YEAR
Resident of Harbor View Homes. joined Unique Homes at
mid-year and generated 3 sales and 4 listings before the
year end. •
A LIT If LIT -Magnificent 180° vtew of Dana
Pofnt Harbor. lights. mountain•. Owner dnper-
ete, make offer. you might own It. $225,000.
IACIUf IUIA -3 bdrm behind guarded get ...
Wood and glaat d811gn. Newer home with f amity
room. Unique neighborhood. $385,000.
N IUT A f((UIC Beautlfulfy decorated, lm~
cable 3 bdrm. 3 bath townhome In Jaamlne
Creek. Owner transferred. Must tell. $375,000.
1111 IUlPH -A wink to the ocean. 3 bdrm
home ~ 2 bdrm . 2 bath Income. vacant with out
of 1t1te owner wanting offers. $429,500. •
mfW' fM CUT• -Owner• heva to Miii uua1
mlltef" 1Ultee with muetve view. Loweet prlc.d
condo In L.B. gated community. $185,000.
• If ltll -Thia • bdrm 11 adorabtet Family
room-kitchen arranoement. beamed mut.,
1Ulte, tkytlght1, 1Undeck, pool, 1289,000.
I H• • J Pl.a .. -In Olde CdM, on a •5' tot , 3 bdrm home w/2 bdrm Income onl Of
combine to 5 bdrm, • ba. "479,000.
IPll llllAY 1-4 l IUl lllPllll -Newer 3 bdrm, 2 1tory In Olde
CdM 11 apeclall Spac1oug feeling, ocean views.
great for entertatnlng. Dramatic . $595,000
llT .. IUl -CdM duplex with 3 bdrm & 2 •Mllll, LI. ILL.I ~85.000
bdrm unite. eec::h wtth 2 bathe, decks a nice Vl4'W 4 bdrm. 3 ba, ramlly home
kltCMnl. Needs tome loving touche1. $339,500 .. -7from $209.000
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homel Balboa Penln1Ulatandy beach. 3 bdrm. 2
bath wtth cute cabana. Just $475,000
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Tll llllM .. -In trvlne't Northwood area.
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unt & Associate~---...
REAL ESTATE
SPLENDOR IN THE RIDGE
Designed to please the most discriminate, this 5
bedroom, 7 bath, luxurious custom home is
located at the very -VIEW -to_p of Harbor
Ridge. 180° ocean, bay, city & 'Sunsets Over
Catalina' VIEW. From warm library to family
room with one of 4 fireplaces to gourmet kitchen
to 40' pool & spa -it reflects concentration on
true old world craftsmanship. Master suite (over
1000 sq. ft.) with sauna, fireplace & breathtaking
VIEW. 24 hour guarded gate. Use your house as
down payment or submit trades. Offered at
$1,950,000. Call Jeri Hunt
6 Trafalgar Open Sun. 1-5:00
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v• 2125 San Joaquin Hiii• Rd.
Newport Center
PRIDE OF OWNERSHIP
is evident thruout this decorator-perfect Harbor
Ridge Custom. Never before on market, this
exciting 3 bedroom, family room, study, formal
dining room home offers the ultimate in quality,
design & d~tail. 2 master suites with city lights,
and water VIEWS, each spacious and tastefully
appointed. Carefully planned & efficient
kitchen with sunny breakfast area. Lighted
gazebo is a wonderful place to gather while
~tching sunsets or sports events being played
on the paddle tennis court or sparkling pool &
spa. Lovely, colorful terraced gardens make this
a picture perfect setting. Priced to sell at
$995,000. Shown by appointment with Jeri
Hunt.
100' FRONTAGE -COMMERCIAL
PRIME Newport Beach location! 2 buildings w/100' frontage currently accomodating 6 rentaJ units. Can go 2nd story. Ample parking.
FEE. $1 ,650,000. CaU Harriet Perry fo r details.
EASTSIDE COST A MESA
Two bedroom, 2 bath home with large living room, family recreational area, loads of storage. Prime R-2 lot (57x 135). Priced to sell
at $178,000. Al Weinert. ·
CORONA D~L MAR -TWO-ON-ONE
We 're serious! Great opportunity for the live-in in~~tor. Two separate spacious young houses on one lot in Corona del Mar! Master
suites with private decks, dining area . convenient. to shopping + entertaining! Aaaumable loan. $325,000. Jeri Hunt.
RANCHO SAN JOAQUIN-v,..."Q.TE OFFERS AT $184,900
San Luis Rey end unit, 3 bedroom, 2 bath, firers· n \_ .oom, formal dining, breakfast nook, utility room, wet bar,
dressing room/master bath, sloped ceilings. Air c _.Xning. Owner wants offer! 6 Montanas Norte. Vee StiD.80n
*LEASES*
BIG CANYON-2 Bd, 2 Ba, fireplace, private patio,
single level, sub. terr. parking, community pool and tennis.
$1300. Jeri.
~ 've CtNllltetl '""e ltefWIJI~, UJtutetl tM new . ~ae
1111tl 111atle e~tltl11~-?kw c"11Mtlee de "l'l"'etllilltlN al"ve
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NEWPORT BEACH
REDUCED! SELLERS HAVE FOUND
ANOTHER · Soph1sltcated Newport Pool home
Perfect cond1hon Lovely area. Now asking $340.000
MARILYN HILL
EASTBLUFF W/POOL & VU Four bedroom
Lusk built plan ·e· on prime corner lot offering complete
privacy, spacious rear yard w/large pool & spa. New
decor w1th1n the past two tears Sellers are motivated
and looking for offer $369.500
DON De THOMAS
BALBOA ISLAND BAYFRONT · with shore
mooring. Three bedroom home plus two bedroom
apartment or combine for larger home. Close to
st)opping. Good for investors at $645,000.
MARll YN TWITCHELL
DRASTIC REDUCTION! NEWPORT
BEACH BAYFRONT · Now only $1,075,000
w/land. Custom 4 bdrm home w/pier & slip. Mahogany
trench doors & windows. Picturesque bay, l~t. and
h1HSlde view from master suite & retreat. Low r bdrm
could be maids/guest room. Perfection. move ri ht in.
DON De THOMAS
TWO ADJACENT LOTS · Exclusive gated com·
mun1ty next to Harbor Ridge A unique property! Buy one
or both! 8020 sq ft $235.000 and 924 7 sq ft $245,000.
SANDY MITIMAN
LIVE IN NEWPORT BEACH FOR UNDER
S1IO,OOO · Has everyttung you want! Fireplace 1n
Master Suite air cond., walk to beach, 2 bdrms, 2 baths.
den. Shows 'hke a model. Good assumable financmg.
Sl 77.000
MARIA BERCOVITZ or LINDA TAGUANETTI
ON THE SAND IN NEWPORT · Maanif1eent
ocean view Five bedroom, solidly built gracious home
with a very private landscaped courtyard. Uptraded
kitchen. maid's quarters, and a complete security
system. $6-49,500 Fee.
SALLY StitPLEY I JOYCE OA80l T
NEWPORT EXECUTIVE FAMM.Y HOME ·
Spac10us "pride of ownmhip" two story, 4 bedroom. 3
~ bath 11ome 1n,.m10t condition near commu'"ty pool.
~rate cuest/matds quarters & bonus room on pool
size lot. Priced to selHI $329,000.
TOOOY 5'11TH
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20taLUOROUGH
ELEGANT HAMOR taL
CUITOM UNOR HOME
Private gated community adjacent to Harbor
Rid(e. Traditional two story, 4 bdrm home.
BeautifuMy carpeted & painted. Gourmet
kitchen. Master bdrm suite. 3-car garage.
Eltensive use of used bnck. $775,000.
SN«>Y MITTMAN
OPEN SAT/S~ 1·4
DRASTIC , REDUCTION, BLUFFS 4
BEDROOM · Sunny & airy end unit w/very private
patlO, eating nook in k1tchtn. Many upgrades. 4th bdrm
1s separate & could be office or m·law quarters. Owner
wants 1mmed1ate sale. Now $225.000 w/land.
SALLY SHIPLEY I JOYCE OA80l T
NEWPORT GOLF COURSE CONDO · En1oy
views from every room! 2 bedroom tn·ltvel home on Big
Canyon Golf Course. Gated entrance. sunken hv1ng room
w/hreplace, wet bar, 2-car garage. $239,000.
KIMBER suns
LIDO ISLE CONDOS · Four 2 bedroom condos in
super location. Steps to community tennis & beaches
Short walk to Lido Village, shops & restaurants
$199.®0 eadl. i
CATHR1m TENNllLE
ITARTIR Hom • UDO ISLAND · Cute 2
bdrm, 1 bath with beamed cetltnrs. Street to street lot on
deslreable Yia Karon. Elpand 1n the future ~ block to
bay and vlSltors peer. Commu114ty clubhouse. tennis.
parks, & beaches. $285.000.
MARI. YN TWITCHELL
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SAT\HIDAY JNit. t t , ttM/PAM I
UDO Ill.AND BA YFRONT Spectacular turning
baSln view! Private pier & sltp. Four bedrooms. 3~ baths.
den, 3 car garage. Totally remodtled plus room to
expand. Community tennis. clubhouse and b;eaches
available. Conservah<tely priced for locatiOn at
Sl.750.000.
Btll VKENT
BLUFFS, NEWPORT BEACH Upgraded and
beauhful! Attractive ·x· plan with wrap around patio and
cozy fireplace in master bedroom Custom hie m kitchen
and patio. Situated on a lovely greenbelt Assumable
loans. Reduced to $212.000 L.H
SANDY MITIMAN
CORONA DEL MAR
EXCEPTIONAL HOME, SPYGLASS 180°
VIEW Bnght and cheery profesS10nally decorated
home with class & comfort m expansive setting 3
bedrooms. 2 baths & family room Wooden shutters.
designer blinds. hardwood floors. Fireplace m hv1ng room
& family room Private spa m arbor setting Beautifully
landscaped. $55 7. 500
BELLE CHASE LH
BUILD YOUR DREAM HOMEI Eltra large 60
tt lot tn choice Corona del Mar location 1ust one block
from ocean. Burki new or remodel this 2 bdrm. I bath
adobe casa. Loads of room to expand Pr1ted at lot value
$540.000
BIHNIE DIXON
S55,000 PRICE REDUCTION -SPYGLASS
HIU Presllgt0us e1ecut1ve home with ocean moun
lam & city hghts view 1n serene selling Pool & spa New
landscaping. Ugpraded ·capehorn· model wrth 4
bedrooms. 2'h baths family room. wet bar. 2 ltreplaces &
hardwood floors $6-40.000
BELLE CHASE LEE
EXCITING CORONA DEL MAR BLUFF
LOT Prime area between inspiration Point and l ittle
Corona Beach Your dream home will command spectacu
lar vistas of the 1etty action. night hghls & hde pools
Sellers will help with financing $950.000
MARILYN HILL
CUSTOM HOME C.D.M. • REDUCED
S120,000I · Most spectacluar. luxu11ous custom home
1n old C D.M. 2 years new One block to ocean. all glass
entry. trench doors. plantation shutters Submit on down
payment. Now only $575,000
DOROTHY HARDCASTLE
OPEN EVERY WEEKEND 1'"'4:30 TlL
SOI.DI · Char1111nc 3 bdrm. 2 bath $235.000
CAROl PANGBUflN
535 SEAWARD CORONA DEL MAR
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SERENE SPRING EVENINGS
Around the firepit or relaxing in the spa. Spacious den for your
homework and in an excellent location for commuting. At only
$149,900 with over $100,000 in assumable loans, this won't last. Open
this weekend, call 759-1501
LENDER OWNED-PRICED RIGHT ..
Best of Dover Shores overlooking the Back Bay and night lights.
Secluded entry, private pool and excellent financing. Full warranty.
Call for private showing. 759-1501 ...
SPYGLASS HILL-UNDER $600,000
One of the prettiest lots in Spyglass is only part of the charm of a New
Bedford 4 BR, 3 BA. Used brick front courtyard, gated pool and spa
and security compound. A "best buy" at reduced price. Call for
details 759-1501
BALBOA BEACH COTTAGE
Elegant paned windows, french doors, patio view and extensive
brickwork have brought a touch of Cape Cod to the year round balmy
breezes of this vacation home. Get ready for summer. 759-1501
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY FOR TODAY
Video equipment and movie rental at less than 1 Xgross income in
excellent shopping center location with very favorable lease and
inventory included. Best of all, owner will help with financing. Be
you r own boss in 1986! Call for details 759-cOl
NEWPORT BEACH OFFICE
2170 Ian Mlauel Drive
NewpOrt Bi•ll. c~ l2llO .
(714) 759-1501
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NEWPORT BEACH
P~R allCOUftT MOOfl HOME
Spectacularly upgraded dfflgn home with over
S 160,000 In custom fea1uret. The lush tend-
scaplng crealet e private estate for this red tiled
roof Belc<xJrt Manor home The spacious interior
with large den ... bedrooms. 3 5 baths la defi-
nitely tor the dlacrjmlnetlng buyer Amenities
Include a giant custom ape. security system.
dnloner window & custom wall treatment and
apeclally kitchen If you are considering
Belcourt, see thll move-In home before making a
declSlon An outstanding value al $839.000 Call
JO·ANN 00..AN 760-5000
LEMON HEIGHTS AREA
NelQHBORHOOO APPEAL
CONVENIENTLY LOCA TEO
High vaulted celllngs wllh garden views from
each room Master suite wing separated from 3
bedroom wing by enl8'1alnmenl and family
areas Immaculate with grounds llke a botanic
garden Room lor pool $243,000 Call JO-ANN
DORAN 760-5000
BEAR CREEK
GOlF I COUNTRY CLUB
A JACK NICKLAUS COMMUNITY
AT AANCHO CALIFORNIA
Choose from an assortment ot llvlng styles and
an opportunity to located In the lush. tranquil
aettlng of ancient oak trees. rolling hllls. and e
magnificent Jack Nicklaus golf course. all within
a master-planned guarded gate community For
more 1ntormat1on or a private property tour call
JO-ANN DORAN 760-5000
RIVERSIDE COUNTY
COMMERCIAL LANO LE81 THAN
15 PEA U8AaLE 80 UAAE FOOT
Ideal for retail &hopping center or profes11onal
building on main street tn e11plodtng populallon
center S:17').000 Contact JO-ANN DORAN
760-5000
IRVINE RENTALS
WOODBfUDOE
2 BA. 1 BA. upstairs condo Slepa to Eaal Shore
tchool. park. pool and tennis Av811able January
19 $825/per mo
Oll RPllLO
EJc9C\ltlv• rownhome with 2 BA. 2'"' BA and
90eloaed 2-car garage Avellable February t
$950/per mo Cell JO·AHN OOftAN 10< showing.
780-6000
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HORSE PROPERTY
Build your dream home on a fentHtlc. equestrian
lot with gotf courM view. In • qufet. private
location off Meads Avenue In Orange Perk
Acres Over one ecre of land ~Ing $175,000
Cell PAM MOii 760-5000
IRVINE
BUJ VA In Woodbridge
EHy lo buy. Euy to own try a VA offer on this
charming. comfortable, clean 2 bedroom
townhome with a large country kitchen. indoor
laundry. private patio and secluded greenbelt
location Asking $106.500 Call PAM MOii
780-6000 ..
COSTA MESA
5% Down
On this convenient cioM-ln Cepe Cod townhome
with community pool and spa A roomy 2
bedroom 2'h bath wtth greenhouse wtndowa In
the gourmet kitehen. a used brick flreplce and
m1rr0<ed wetbar Separate laundry facllltlea with
washer and dryer lnctuded An attached 2 car
garage with separate w()(t(ahop All lhta for only
$ 145,000. Call PAM MOU at 760-5000
NEWPORT BEACH
Executive retrHt
With sunset and city lloht views. a 3 bedroom. 2
bath detached home on a large cul-de-aac lot tor
maximum privacy and open sp&Ge A flowing
floor plan with a collection of Indoor/outdoor
spaces off llvlng room and formal dining area
Dramatic vaulted celllnga In a gated community
Offered at $325.000 Call PAM MOii at
760-5000
CEO Fent.,y
A place on the water m Newport Beach with a
view across the bay to the sunrise and foothllla
Room tor your 55' 1 yacht and a bay boal There
are 5 bedroom• and 61/J bath• and separate maid
quarters. Marble and used brick ftreplaoe. wet-
bare and formal and Informal dining and 11v1ng
spaces Make us an offer we can·1 refuse -Close
lo a mllllon Call ,.AM MOii at 760-5000
Belcourt Cuetom
The chote. of Corporate Presidents offering a
custom bullt home on an estate 1lze lot currently
under construction and wlll be llnlshed with your
decorator touchee this aprtno. A generous '4
bedrooms. 4 bath• and a 3 car garaoe Close to
a mllllon Call ,.AM MO•• for details at 760-5000
Pam
Moss
760-5000 • 180 NEWPORT CENTER DRIVE
INOIP£N0£Hl BAOKEA MEMBER
NEWPORT BEACH • NEWPORT BEACH •
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ffVE "RC£NT DOWN ANO_.
auume existing fmanong Herd to r>eHeve but
$12,000 plus escrow and transfer fees can move
you Into this luxurtoua home 1n desirable Turtle
Rock Lavish master bedroom o~s to
backyard with hlllslde view Guest bedrooms are
also roomy Gourmet kitchen. grant formal dining
room and high ceilinged IMng room with wet bar
ma•e this home an eotertalnerJ delight Best of
all. this 4 year old quality built home ol almost
2000 square feet Is prloed tar below the compeu-
llon at $239.500 Call MAXINe GOLDEN for the
address so that you can view the inside of your
new home at OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 1-'4PM
Her•'• a home for JOUr ~t Start the New Year right with lhe perfect home
tor your lamlly at 8 pnce you c&n afford 3
upstairs bedrooms plus the 4 th
bedroom/convertible den downstairs 1s es
peclally valuable lor the family that needa a
separate bedroom with 11s own lull bath for the
teenager. grandparent or hou'8keeper Giant
country kitchen with adtacenl f&mlly room offer
cozy evenings slllmg by the fire Oualtty Irvine
locatton Too good to be true at only S 1'49 900
Call MAXINE QOLDEN to take advantage of lh1,
ppportvrnty
Yuppfe Of conncMe .. ur?
If you are 11 young proless1onRI who en1oy'\ with
discrimination and appreciation of aubtletlM
one vtewlng wlll corwlnte you to buy th1~ prop·
erty lrvlne'a best. below S t60.000 C,rtll MAXINE
GOLMN for details
hcluded etoquenc•
View out your hving room window to thf! wtl<1'\ ol
the l urtle Rock Htlla Enjoy the pnde ol ente<ta1n
Ing wtl1fe altt1ng around the fireplace 1n your slep
down ltv1ng room or gathering 1nlormally 1n the
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_, 111111.. ew w ~BRUITS, FR tn1..-.... • ... .._ family room. study, air conditioning, exi.en.ive _..,... , Lois Jleobs aecurity system. Bright and cheerful and in move-Prime~ view of Big Canyon f:rom. this VU.LA BALBOA tt--m-11 ta . condition 24 '--·--... ...L...1 te . lovely 2 BR, McLain ''Oakcrst. "with pn'vate 2 2 BR, FR.,. __ PIS ............. ~ m · •IUUI a-~ II commUJllty.
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car prace. Asllnable loan. Martha Macnab VILLA BALBOA 11-.--...... II 1lil mnmu --2BR.Qmn\.P1s i.... LindaQeoth .-T,.._ 11...,_
One of the best on the bayfront today. 59' BAYCREST ...... 1•• ti•tr•• Very private, out8tanding 2 story, 2 BR, 2'!1 BA
frontage with larae dock and undy bMch. Four 5 BR. FR 1-5 Gayle Amato condo. Cathedral ceilingll with {eeling of l)*:ious-
BR. 3 '!I BA home waa 1eoodeJed within the last 2 ••••y ne-. Light and airy. Wrap around patio. One
yean with a new tile root. new gourmet kitchen, -. block to achoolS and shopping. Priced to sell.
new mas1er Bil, bath and p:>Wder room_Beller is CA.MIX> SHORES .... .a 1..._.. Ibma Godshall
ready to Rll. Submit offers. Martha M.cnab 4 BR. FR. PIS 1-4 Lois Jacobs ..... -~man 11,-.-
nll lfHllllU 11•11 ........ NEWPORT BEACH 11.-... , ...... Need fast sale Owners haveJJ.')OVE!CI out of ooun-Two BR, 2 BA. upper unt with double prace. s BR. FR 1-4 Ste~GTocly One 1, .. _-_.,_ .. _ u-~ru...1-p 1 , , .. ._ clean ~ · ~-.. "'--! .. ,, try. o ... a ..... ,Mluson~·uvi-""&""· oo ,spa, ...... t. , w..,._J ~tti.ng. '--...-::to_...,,.,,...."&· SHORIX:LlFFS ...... 121~~ ~ private tennis court, 5 BR, huge family room.
Second condo, 2 BR, 2 BA. lovely, clean, light. 5 BR, FR, PIS 1 .... :30 ----.. ... ...,_. library and formal dining. Separate 3 BR servants
Fnd unit. up1tairs privacy. Steps to OC C.Ollege. SPYGLASS _.... •....,.. and commercial kitchen. Beverly Morphy
$95,000 each. Martha Macnab 5 BR, FR. PIS 1-4 Virginla Swan -.. Yim,_., 11,en.-HARBOR RIOOE a.-.-II M\1111 Wiil 11 -Wiii HITmt 11llMI
Large pier and slip at the foot of the lagoon on 5 BR, FR, PIS 1-4:30 Ann Peten-Priatine, perfect condition. Executive condo with
Linda lale. Specious 5 BR custom home with large BA YSHORE 1111... J-....... 2 muter suites. Ideal for sharing an investment.
rooms, high ceilinp and gounnet kitchen. On the 4 BR, FR, PIS, wtrfmt 1-4 111 Carol AI.U.on Breakfast area and dining area, fireplace. Villa
bay. Affords luxury. privacy and a unique life-F..ASTBLUFF IJ,._ ntl 1r1111 Balboa. Good location. Beverly Morphy
style. Price includes the land. Martha Macnab 3 BR. FR, PIS 1-4 C.oby Ward
SPYGLASS 1111 -J1 ---... .., , ..... R lllMaJPn UIT9I ..... ITIPS 11.., a-. 4 BR FR PIS .-Pro -;J'Taoobe Seeing is believing! This wonderful large family Upgraded 3 BR, 2 BA home in private communi-' ' l-4 P home is located in a prestigious area of C.Orona del
ty~ with pool and _spa. High~ ceilings. Large SATllllJ 1111111 Mar and has 5 BR, formal DR and living room.
pnvate yard. Available now. Lois Jaooba pool, apa, Iota of u8ed brick, Ft-ench windows and
SPYGLASS HILL IJ,.,..... INlJ hW · · riced to 11 M a1ou r .. ..,.1~ 1111 ....., Pllf Rn 11,at-6 BR, FR, PIS , wtrfmt 8-8 Lou 84. 85, 86, It lB p lie . ~ ..... JU.
C:anyon home with marvelous sand~ ocean VACLA.ND •Hlllf_. .. , •••• IOCll-1111,111 ~w. Marvelous terTaced gardens. This wonder-BELCX>URT llllJll 1J .._. .... '"-'-• __ , _ _. h t.i ..... the ...1--" ful h . to 1ar f t F BR ,.._ A ,.... CUSwnaucu orne cap va~ U&I.U.tng . ome ~ ge or pre9en ~r. our , 2 BR, FR. PIS 1-5 Sharon Vogt night lights and sun.et views! Four BR, 3'..i BA, 2
festive wme cellar room, two fireplaces, 3 car family rooms. a library, formal living-dining room gara~. Barbera Aune 1U11 wins ...,... area lua commun.it pools and tennis.
Lim .... MJ• -.... Home-like living in this Ja.r;~e 2 BR, family .room Mar~!. Ingold y ' spe
Very lovely private garden home with 5 BR, 4 home wfth cathedral ceilings and skylights.
BA, 2 story living room. dining room and spa. Under market. Llnda Oeth/Liz Beaz.ley 1 lllT M . •ll•T-11••
Beautiful tree lined street of all custom homes. ,. UITll, mt PllWITI ...... Just reduced! Owner motivated! Beautifully dec-
Barbara Aune A w U constructed Broadmoor home .th orated and immaculate. Nestled among the trees
USTm W, MT• ... , I•• priva~ corner location. Lots of trees and Wlwg: in the heart of Ne~rt. Two BR. 28A .. Highly
A home that says "c.ome in''. Wonderful grey yard. Includes 4 BR, 2 'h BA. spa and great u~. Canmuruty pool, •pa and tenrus. Must
wood fence with covered atone, ci.rcu.lar drive-potential! Very well priced and ownen will trade se ·Micki Cooper
way. IArge sycamore trees. Quality OCJnltrUC'tJon. 5 down or for Palm Sprinp residence. Danny ..._ ._ _. Mnm'T .....
BR, formal DR, den and leCl'et bonus room. Bibb/Stephanie Grody lmrnacu1ate older 2 atory home on prime comer
Barbara Aune snam ,... -.. 11,m location. ~ BR, den. breakfMt area and
llftl lllUI, Mnm'T . ...,. Stunning 3 BR view home with added bonus dining +~~ aandy be~h. Walking distance
Beautiful 3 BR bayfront. Highly uPCJ11ded. Fea-rooms adjllcent to pool & apa. Newly redecorated to everything. Priced to sell. Martha Macnab
tu.res hardwood floora, stained glall, skylight.a, kitchen with Jenn-Air ranae alaine d glaa oeil-
large fonnaJ living room and dining room over-ing. A gorgeous home priced to sell. Paula Bailey ,_ 11 ml Tmf . . ...... looking bay. Family room and billiard room. Spadoua penthoule ln pre1tigioua Villa Balboe.
custom kitchen, full leCW"ity aratem. Stephanie .... -... m11T111 1211-Largest floor plan at littlest price. Two huge BR
Grody/Barbara Aune Four BR Baycrest home in top condition and with separate ~y room, formal DR all in n L Ill ,.. ..,... I&&. I .... perfect location. Two fireplacea, ovenbed pool excellent condition. Uz Beuley/Unda Oeth
Five BR + ban~ room, Southport model with and cabana. A perfect home for the family tha~ .-----------------. outstanding view of ocan. bay, dty U8bta. hard-p:: apece and a place IO ~tenaln. Make offer.
wood floors. manl uPIJWla. Pool and 'P9· Thia Beiley CIYEI -·
home has it all. hown by appt. only. Vlrgln.ia Ml lml~&i a IMI,.. lalllW lll•l ... Dml .......
Swan ='='°" C:.~'~~-':,,.. liltinc = One of the 1qe1t Iota an the ocan. 'l1Ua • ...,. on lllC. u..--.-tor great 4 BR home 1111 In a ~t ..,.tt
A-mu llEl&HllY -11,1llMI ~~BR~~ywdandidNllypriced like 1ettinc above the rocb and Cl1llhing
SfnCle story 6 BR, aolf <lOWW, cwtorn home. Cul u yn ..__._.;, · IUrf. Beautiful spa. pool. wonderfW Jlrivacy,
de ..: location on OM ol the can1on'1 ane.t _, llllll •mt &mn 111'-a rarity 1n location with a view of Catalina
.a.ca. Peeturee formal livinC and din1nC room. r.n;,y nature & v-.. ol aolf ~ and t.nclccmtJ.1na of c..Mfomia. a.t.n Aune
......._ ........ alite with pri~otfice.-ramlly )ab from 2-mt plUI den home ln R.ncho San ~ and den. ~ pool Ued lot. excepdonal Joequin. Sophisticai.d condo Uvtnc at 111 best. '----------------~ views. Dinny lllbb/Steptwnie Grody Marilyn Bulkley
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Presently 4BR, 2~BA. formal living and dining Exceptional 4 BR contemporary h ome Just reduced $100,000, former owner transferred
room, perfect for expan51on! Prime cul-de-sac w /panorarruc ocean view from most rooms .. New and our corporate client says sell now~ Five
location, over ~ acre with views of golf course, European kitchen has state-of-the-art appliances! bedrooms, 41h baths, fonnal dirung. and a coUAtry
mountains, and city lights. Available under great Large FR. formal dining room, new 90lar-heated kitchen off a cory family room. A private estate
terms. Submit yours. Danny Bibb/Stephanie pool and spa. Security system and private with room for pool; one of Big Canyon's finest
Grody beaches. Good ~umable financing. Lois Jacobs view locations. Danny Bibb/Stephanie Grody
I*• unu IAUIA 111&.11 W/1~ ... nn.-• 111111 ........ YILU 11,IM-Elegant S BR. custom home on oversized lot lo a lovely new development, ih block to the Duplex wi~ new copper plumbing .. Two BR Features formal living room and dimng room.
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ocean. this rondo offers the uJtimate in sophlsti-a~nt wtth great deck. room to bwld ~t.er family room and spacious billiard room with
cated beach livtng Two large master swtes. swte Wl~ bayfront deck! SeUer Wlll carry first. hardwood Doors and ftreplace Overlooks
Fabulous decor. formal dining. Terrific kitchen. Dona Chichester fabulous views on Big Canyon's 14th green.
Ocean vtew Crom pauo. Very flexible financing Includes large pool and spa Danny
Micki Copper ..... -.... 11, 1M.-Blbb/St.ephan_.te Grody
LIWllT Pllll N Tll -.J 111111 $2..,_
Highly upgraded rondo on the fairway of Big
Canyon C.OUOtry Club. Two bedrooms, 2BA.
Large assumable loans. Dave Hinchler
Six bedroom. custom manor for a large, active
family. offers a gracious master suite. oak paneled
family room. spacious living room, separate
maid's room and m uch more. Comer location with
pool and spa. Ed F«ano/Maureen White
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Beautifully decorated and ma.mt.a.med Lado Isle
beauty. Four bed.rooms, 4 baths. famlly room.
separate dining room. hardwood floors. French
doors. large bricked patio and an extra large Jot
lllllAL mT• IAmllT llMt.-~~~· ~~ couns and boat docks Joan
MU lllUI YllW HJa.-Th.ts custom home ws but.It for the present own-Y
On the Golf course at Btg Can>'on for ort.ly ers. Under the slate & copper roof is a home of S.225.~. Two bedrooms. 2BA with ~~ble superb quality. Features mclude a formal living
flnancmg at less than 10.5%. <?wner will carry room. a pub room, large dining room. master su1te
second with 10% down. Dave Hirschler with separate situng area. plus 3BR and baths.
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Three bedrooms. 2BA. Ex~ve use of French
doors and crown mouldings. Oak plank flooring in
k:ilehen. family room and laundry room, Custom
plantation shutters. Converuent to shopping, air-
port and freeways. lst T.D. is assumable. Gayle
Amato
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Privacy and a unique lifestyle are yo~ in this
open and spacious bayfront home. Thrtt
bedrooms. 2 1,.S BA. 2 fireplaces, indoor spa, extra
large lot. Community beach. Will accomodate a
35' boat. Gayle Amato
Pier & slip. Ann Peters
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Remodeled. single story. 4 BR. 4 BA home with
over 106 ft. on the water Huge waterfront yard
with room for pool. Pnvalt.4 community behtnd
guard gate: Lender w11l proVlde excellent financ-
ing. Price includes the land Maureen White Ed SEil ... .,, .,, mm 111111111m 111a.-F.acano
"JodeUe" model behind guarded gate in pres-
tigious Harbor Ridge with spec~ews of IAYFmf 1111.-
ocean, bay & city lights. This 3BR. 2 1,.ffiA family Single story remodeled home ExN>llent move-m
room home looks like a model with wood plank condition. Separate master suite • 2 guest
floors, coordinated fabric & drapes. Ed bedrooms. Marvelous use of hght wood floors &
Eacano/Maureen White French doors. Room for your boat A superior
value at $785.000 including land May U-ase
Uft lT Tll IEAll 1111,IM Option. Ann Peters
Cute A-frame with 3 BR. 2 B~ and loft: Only one .. ~ •111 Silt.tot
block to the. bay or ocean. Pnvat.e patJos. Bonus Fabulous location with a full on ocean view' Thas
bachelor urut over double garage fo r added m-2BR/2BA home wtth cu.st.om French doors and
come. Leasehold. Ann Peters wood floors ts fully au rond1ttoned and has a
In II.UY fN 11H ·--IWUll IAY ~ SJ,l ...... Build your own bayfront home on Promontory 2700 Panoramic white water views tn:xn this 6
Bay. Lot so· x 100' includes a pier penniL Pomible BR. 8 BA home. Four-car garage. 2 fa.n:U!Y roorm.
for ~5' boat and home over 4 000 eq ft, Private den. pot>J. suana, complete secunty and
cul-de-sac location. Only a f~w wa~rf.ront lots steel-fenced with lots of g~. This is the finest
available in Newport. Beverly Murphy home ever offered on Emerald Bay Point. Rod
pnvate pool and spa. Ann Peters
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Perhaps lhe premier locauon m Lh1s private
community. Quiet cul-de-sac locauon Ideal for
the large fami.ly. 7BR. 7BA. 3 ftrepl.4k""e5, famJly
room w /pool table. wet bar, large screen TV ,
separate den, study and much more Over 8.000
sq. ft. lnct'ledible value, offered at $1 .895.000
Danny Bibb/Stepharue Grody llLOlllT .......
Beautiful Plan "C" in the Belcourt Towne Collec-
tion. Many custom upgrades. Two bedroorm, 2
baths. A pleasure to see. Great assumable financ-
ing. Sharon Vogt
Daley
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Channing. immaculate, Emerald Bay home. Ideal
for summer, weekends, small famtly. Neat as a
piri. Priced to sell today! Rod Daley
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One of lhe finest residences available m Newport
Beach. Over 130' on the bay Light and Spa<'.'lous
rooms abound in this home Pool. spa. pier. and
slip for your pleasure, Brochure upon request
Ann Peters IATlml .,,. llTT• 11 ..... L.I. Luxwioua private beach home with ooean view
Four bedroom home with partial bay view. Sec-on flit lot. Open bee.ma. French doors, hardwood
ond story pollible with great ,view potential. floors, great landacaping. Great value. Won't last a-IW M&i&IUIT ........
Acnm street from beach. Builders dream. Bever-long. Rod Daley or Dave Hirachler Three ~ve fireplaces, with the third one m
ly Morphy the romantic master suite. Great warm gracious
.. Ul1'm -.... 1n1.-elegance throughout th1s unique and dramauc
..,... IHllll 1•,• Most 90Ught after Hampton model. Three "~naing1on·: expanded. with a loft Beauuful
J'our ~BA. ~~ tonr.J DR.""1.'0ZTkitcheu, taMilyroom. vie~s and pnvacy wmbined with a>ntemporary-
,._ horn model s tacuJ.ar pool and ape. A View &owardl me ocean. Enjoy the amenities of design offer an ~xceUent home for formal enter· '--pe · pee ·.1.. · · l t.aining and family hvmg Two more~. forever view of ocean and awweta. Only ~.000. thia guard eiecs communJty wtv1 swunnung poo maid' room and f~mily room enhance this home's Lois Jacobs and tennis cou.rta. Ann Peters 5 ,., • -expansiveness. Ed F.8cano1Maureen White
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VIEW-8ACK BAY
Beautifully remodeled 'J' plan with spectacular view. This
2 bedroom, 2 bath home home is located with a view of
Catalina and upper back bay.
O PEN SAT & SUN 1-5 PM 503 Avenida Campo, NB
-$275 OOCJ.p..;...;F£=£-~--,
DRASTICALLY REDUCED
A price reduction of S 10,000 makes this 3 bedroom, 2 bath
condo an outstanding buy. All neutral decor with new
carpets and drapes.
OPEN SUN 1-5 PM 2010 Barranca, NB
GREENBELT LOCATION
Nowhere in Newport Beach can you compare this 4
bedroom, 3 bath home for the location and price. Very
well maintained.
O PEN SAT 1-5 PM 412 Vista Flora, NB
S229,000 FEE
STARTER HOME
INCREDIBLE PRICEll VIEW!!
This 3 bedroom, 2 bath home is the best buy in The Bluffs.
It is beautifully decorated with a new gourmet kitchen cind
a spectacular view. Compare the price and location.
OPEN SAT 1-5 PM 2181 Vista Entrada, NB
$230000 FEE ,_ ___ ...._ .....
ATTENTION INVESTORS
This 4 bedroom, 3 bath condo is just right for the serious
investor. With a little TLC this property is excellent. Very
well loc.ated on greenbelt and walk to community pool.
198 000 FEE
One of the few Bluffs condos that has been totally
customized in every detail. All new kitchen, French doors,
mirrors, carpets, with oak detailing thru-out. The home is
so exciting tt's impossible to mention all the features and
options. 3 bedrooms, 21/J baths. Has an expansive back bay
view.
OPEN SUNDAY 1-5 PM 2423 Vista Nobleza, NB
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EASTBtUFF-FAMILY HOME
A Macco 560 plan with 3 bedrooms, 3 baths, family room.
A very desirable one level 'Anita' plan. This 3 bedroom, 2 formal dining room, brea~fast room. This home is located
bath condo is well located to schools and shopping. Has air on a corner lot, with gazebo and hot tub in backyard.
conditioning, shutters, neutral decor. Leasehold. Good property, good potential.
$152,500 $297,000 FEE
CALL OUR OFFICE FOR AN APPOINTMINT TO IEE PROPERTY IN NEWPORT BEACH
OR TO ANIWER ANY OF YOUR RIAL EITATI QUllTIONI.
Joy of Newport
Harriet _Spencer
Phyllis Goggio
Cathy Colesworthy
-chuck-colesworthy, Brolfer
Gayle Follingstad
Judy Loos
640-0020
Eastbluff VIII-•• Center, Newport -Beach
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Largest model. Devonshire five bedroom. four
bath, dining area. Breakfast room, game room.
all new decorating, room for pool. Will trade for
commercial property.
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Devonshire 5 BR, .. BA. family room, dining
room. NEW PAINT, CARPET, drapes, brick
deck. kitchen & entry. Complete ocean, bay,
city. mountain vtewa. $500,000, 11% & 12% fixed
financing. Private yard with room for pool.
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Panoramic view of ocean, Fashion Island.
Catalina, plus on a clear day you can see the
Queen Mary. Features oak entry and family
room and five bedrooms. Will trade for com-
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4 bdrms. 3 full b111•\\ ,Tai dining,
large ma'S vommunlty pool and model on
market. G1 , •m,000, ........
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Outstanding bay. ocean. city llght views from
thl1 Plan 6. 3 bedroom, 2'~ bath, huge master
ault• w/alttlng room, large breakfast area,
at~l comm. pool 2 tennla. Bachelor want• out.
A great buy. Vlewa from moat rooms. . .. .......
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Must sell four bedrooms, four baths, formal
dining, family room. Large yard for pool, lots of
trees. Owner says make offer. Asking $295,000
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Two bedroom, two bath, fwnlly room, large
living room with bay & ocean vtew. Low down. A
real value.
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Bayfront home with .. BR. 3 BA, huge master
suite, format dining, room for two boats, will sell
existing optk>n, low down. Great terms, will
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Great South Coast Plaza location. One bdrm.
one bath, tennis courts &. lake .
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baths. Award-wtnnlng tile floors & walls thruout.
Master suite has steam room and hot tub.
lnkeboll custom carved bed, headboard and
credenza w/canopy, trench armolre. leads to
master bath "To Stay". Carved wood wall
sculpture 188x9'4" "To Stay". This 1s a must to
see. Many items, too numerous to list. I ........ I
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Large 5 Bdrm., 3 Bath, formal dining, family
room, breakfast area, oak & tile floors. Large
yard, beautiful spa, expansive v~ of city, I
water, & hills. Lease option. It is a great buyl
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Spacloua 3 bedroom, ranch atyte home wtth 10., MWI fmntty room. Remodeled kitchen and bath9. ,. I Amazing lot wtth poot and view of FUhlon
lsaand. Urge r.., & 8'de yard•. Aaumabte
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locatlon. 3 ~ate yard areas. Immaculate
condition. ~Ing 1285,000. Call
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Beautifully maintained Cotlege Park 3 bedroom.
Double used brick flreplaoe In llvlng room and
family room. Extra large bedrooms. Avallab
for fast escrow. Asking S 134,000. Call for show-
ing.
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LIVE IEST
Adorable lrvlne townhome, stngle story. Two
muter bedrooms. Large country kitchen, flre-
plaoe. Double attached garage. Enclosed patio.
Asking $133,900
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Here It la the perfect Eaat.tde home. Count
charm and Iota of room. 3 bedrooma, 2 batha
I eeparate famlly room, hardwood floor•, 2
garage alt on a cut de MC atre.t. Alklng
1210,000.
W.YI 111•1111-1111
Exqullite VIEW home In quiet NEWPORT
HEIGHTS. New E~hlngl 3 bdrm, 3 ba pNI
famfly room. Showa Hke a model home from the
gourmet kitchen to the formal tlvtng room. Open
beem ceilings & a marble hearth 1 flreplllce.
Broad ocean VlEW from llvtng room deck&.
AMAZING VALUE! REDUCED-1314,500 uk
for
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Spacious, lmmKC.date 4 bdrm on quiet street.
Large 9fldoMd rear yard wtth fruit trees. 2 car
garage with wort<lhop erea. Zoned R-41 Trana.-
ferred, muat move. Asking only $15-4,900. Great
value.
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Stunning 3 bdrm, d.i home. Prime aectuded
area amongat Blue Gum treee. Profenk>nally
decorated -An entertlllnen detlghtl Premium lot
with large poot & epe. 1399,000. Shown by appt.
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Nice, clean 2 bdrm condo with FP. Seiter wants
to Mftl Loweet prlce In area. Now $104,500. Call
Pete, 831-1286
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LIYe on the bay tn tt.wport, nw .,, the action.
View of Udo Vlllllae harbor, Fahlon lllend and
ocean from thl1 5th floor co-op.$425,000 fee.
Cati Pete, 831-1286
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5'191..-r t«an .... home wtth poot. 8ep9r8te poot houM
Prtme ioc9uon on C.Ob. Large encfOMd ,.. with ~ -.na. "fonnlll Mng la your ltyte you
yard, VflfY prtvate. Seller hM reduc:*' the prtoe. wtn nnt to ... thll qullltty ~ roee
Floor ptM la • meooo 310. Thr• bdrm, 2 bath garden Jnd Iota of frutt treee about
wtth lerge kitchen. Now only $179,000. c•• Pete thla large lot on the 18th FmlnNy. Celt Pete,
831-1298 831-1298
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Luxury 2 bdrm condo profWk>Nllty decoreted. Video Ulpe your velu8blel for ...,,Mee
Merbte FP. cer8mlc .... noomgl. b•Yllld mlr-purpoeee. c.M for tppOllltftlMt. 831-12ee.T~tel
~. ~~~end reeu. Now .212.500. c... coet wtth 'T. T .:,rn;-:; dolen. 1._._ ___
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ASSUMABLE ~% loan with
a loan balanCe of $224,000
monthly payment $1,926.40.
Thia la one of the beet values
In Newport Beech. Close to
W•tcllff Ptaza. Gorgeous 4
bdrm~ 21n baths, f amity room
and much more. Beautiful private yard with
POOL ANO SAUNA. SUBMIT YOUR OFFER. For
more detaJls
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WESTILIFF Piil MME
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ABSOLUTE BARGAIN! Very nice 3 bdrm with
large private muter eutte. Beautiful pool with
large private beck y81d. CaH for more detaJls.
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Builders, &lrpenters, architects, plumbers, elec-
trtciana, handymen, etc. This home Is waiting to
be remodeled. Plans for a 2nd unit lncfuded. 2
bdrm, 1 ba, single car garage. Large lot on a
very pretty atreet. One of the few houses left on
the block to be remodeled or added on to. Don't
wait. You'll be _glad you catted on this one.
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Lovely 2 bdrm condo In the Bradfords. Only one
of theM on the market. Large yard, double
gar11g9. Assumable VA loan at 8.50•/ •. Asking
$89,000. SUBMIT YOUR OFFER TODAY. Won't
last.
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North Costa M... .... customized 4 bedroom
home bout• a lovely new muter sutte. Beautlful
<>M cabinet• throughout. Spllcioua yard & patio.
You'll Jove thla home.~j.p:n at 1158,900.
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Save SSS bring us an offer.
Beautiful 3 bdrm , 2
storyw/new carpet & paint.
High ceilings, light & airy.
Owner wlll carry 1st TD w/low
down. Asking $179,900 (lh)
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ILIOIS Tl IUCl-$111,100
Divorce foroea sate. 3 bdrm, with formal dining,
fireplace. high ceilings, wet bar, eat-in kitchen.
Must sell! •
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Upgraded, charming 4 bdrm, 4 ba w/lots of
wood & glass. Prime Newport location w/dock &
view of city lights & mountains. Owner will trade.
Must sell
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MPLms
CORONA DEL MAR-prime street. Just felt out of
eecrow. 2 bdrm, 2 b·a with large 2 story newer
unit. Potential gross $30,000 + asking $289,500.
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2 aide by side 2 bdrm remodeMM:t townhome
styte duplexes. Gross rents $16,920. Assume
ftxed rate loans. Listed at $168,000.
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complete plan• for 2
gorgeou• cuatom home plua
outatandlng landacaplng
ptan1. Hurry -buy one or
both.
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4 bdrm, former model on cul de sac street-
loweat priced on upper "bird" streets with 3 car
garage. Asking $212,000.
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Lovely 3 bdrm, great location In Newport with
private yards, upgraded kitchen and exceptional
master bedroom. AsklneJ 163,000.
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PllCEI Tl SELL IELIW 111110
5 bdrm, 3 bath, large living room, formal dining
room. bonus room, 2 flreplaces and 3 car
garage. Asking $239,000 fee.
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Spacious 4 bdrm loaded with upgrades. den, 3
bath and more on beautiful extra large lot.
Asking only $299,000
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garages, great buy. Owner wlll carry 1st at
9.scw •. Asking only $595,000.
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JOU d be eble to help me _,,."" prable1n.
Unfortunetelr, "" concne. drtv••er a. on the ... of .... main entrance of mr home. There
.. ........,.. Mrtc ol ............ ....,. --*ed
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wve. I lwwe tried el aorta of c1 .. ,_..,
lnoludll'9 1p1eW .,... IMde tor ...,..., ..
cNortM bl11ah, 1ralne, ...-. w•• 8IMI othen,ellD• .... , ............. ...
mixture of plllln oowak ... llruellacl I on.
Thie ....... " loot jood until It dried, .......... wr a powdery n1ldlle on the epote I Md oow•ed, Md ....... , .. .., I Md to...,. It off
agmln eo r not ID llrtng It Into the ....... on the
carpet. lethereWMINnlloendoto ......... te
REALTY
tMol ...... ,
A. -Once the oil hu been al>sorbed by the
concrete, you can onty hope to._ up moet of It
over a period of time. In a recent caee of thle kind,
,..,It• were achieved by covering the oil spots
with a generous quanttty of plain porttand
cenw'lt, tettlng It ltay there for a couple of daya,
sweeping It up and repeating the procedure four
tJmee OV9I the period of 10 csaya. The entire area
WM then ICl'Ubbed three times wtth trtlodlum
phoephatt'. If you go to all thl1 trouble and It
worka, better be sure that no car that 1tand1
there drtps any oH, which Is euler aaldlhan done,
llnce this IOmetlmes occurs when a delivery
truck parks there, .
Q. -W• heM two deep baHment window
..... IM__. aide of our ........ Since tM
rain ...... Oft ......................... .... ... .,. •up Md flood Into tile bHllMllL Cen
we do .. ., with thle problem .............. ..,,
A. -A wind.ow wellshould have aome aort
of drainage aystem at the bottom to carry away
the water from the wetl. Usually, these are drain
tiles leading to a dry well or aome other water
carry-off method. Without something of this sort,
you are likely to have trouble after a number of
years. Sometimes digging up the bottom of the
welt and covering the opening wtth a few Inches of
gravel will help. Another posalbHtty Is Is to cover
lhe top of each weH with a kind of plutlc bubble
cover. Nothing Is better than a system of drain
tlles around the perimeter of the house that will
carry away rain water before It hu a chance to
flood the b•ement. Theee tllee are laid at the
bottom of a trench along the outllde of the
foundation fQOtlng. It Is often done when a house
Is built. Many prpblems of excesstve water
around the foundation are caused by Improper
grading of the soil around the house .
The Harbor Area's Oldest Real Estate ·Firm
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Prime location South of PCH with a vtew of the
mountains and Fashion Island. 2 bdrms, 2
baths, flreplace and wet bar. Private comer unit.
Bank owned -submit terms.
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Prime bayfront location with pier and float. 70
feet on the bay. Spectaclilar ~n by Tom
Theurkauf. Spacious 3 bdrm home with private
swimming pool, buement, famlty room area
and format dining area. Owner may hetp finance. •..• , .. _ ....
Owner will finance wtth tow down to qualified
buyer. Beautifully and completely furnlshed
condo with private deck, mirrors, bar, all llke
new. Conveniently located near Hoag Hoepftat
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88 fwl on the bayl Located In exclu.lve gate
gusdad 8ay9horee. Spack>ua llngle level home
cuetom buHt wtth 4 bdrms. overllzed garage,
famly room and large baystde sun deck. Priced
to Nttte •ate. .
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EVEN A LITTLE OCEAN VIEW! Immaculate 1
bdrm unit In full security bldg reduced for quick
aale. Track Oghts, mini blinds, mirrors, tight
cotors, beautiful community pool & recreation
center.
··-'·"' Harbor Realty la a full eervtce locally owned
RMI Eatate Company offering a complete
range of r..t rtate servtoea such u an
acttve rental departmtr'lt. a natlonwtde
relocation network, and an tn houM com-
puterized Hating lerVk:e. Why Mttle for
lea?
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Bellutlfuffy d.corated and htghty upgraded 2
bdrm condo with a thrtlHng view of the harbor
end ocean. Large sun deck, fireplace. Full rcur-
tty building and fabulous recreation facllltlee.
. "" ..... , --Freshly painted and beautlfully maintained 4
bdrm home with a brand new kitchen, formal
dining room, den & work shop. Used brick patio
-big enough for a bayllde pooll An exceptional
bayfront value. ... '
...... --11"-Prlvate 3rd floor location nicety decorated with
mirrors, fireplace and wet bar. 2 bdrms and 2
baths. Beautiful pool, spa and Ramada. Try 10%
down.
19&11 * ..... - - * .... Ull,Til 2 bdrm 'ownera unit' with ftreptace and beam
ceNlngs overtooklng lnvttlng swtmmfng pool -
plua ~d bdrm and bath downatalra. Alao a 1
bdrm apt over the garage with fireplace. A
money makerl
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Then you lhould ... the gourmet kitchen '" thll.
tpllCk>ul Newport Beach condo. 1 bdrm plua
den. Private dee*. expeNIYe carpeting, 2 fuel
bath• and a motivated out of town Miier. Large
auumabte loen .
(714) 673-4400
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from 188,900 or Toum Luxury
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Flexible financing,
including fixed rate.
If you've ever pictured yoll™'lf en1oymg the P:ilm
SJ'lin~ lifestyle, hut though1 you couldn't afford vour
own desert home. 1t'~ llme 10 takt' a new l1.1ok
You can own a chanmng golf course villa for
SM8.900. Or a luxury town condominium for
onl)1 S"9.900
Choose a dehghtf ully decorated nlla nght on tht'
RQlf course at the gate guarded /Jest'rl Prmce>ss and
enioy tennis. racqllt'tball, swimming pools. spa~ and a
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INSIDE
PO 2 Maaet Map
PO 3 Unique Homes
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PO 5 George Elkins Co.
pg. 6 GrNI Weatern
Real Eatete
PO 7 Remex of
N~rt Beach
PO 8 Grubb & Ellla
PO 9 Grubb & Ellis
PO It Remu of
Cotta MeM
pg. 12 Remu of
Coste Mesa
PO 13 Remax of
Cotta M ... -PO 14 H8fbor Realty
PO 15 Watt lndustrlel
Oeauvtlle
PO 16 M 0 Janes Co
San Miehe!
PO 17 Central Capltal
Development
Seepotnt E11e1ee
PO 19 Cleulfled
pg 20 Cleeslfled
PO 21 Cluaitled
pg. 22 °'*1 HouM
Directory
PG-23 Cotdwell Benker,
Cotta Mesa
pg. 24 Coldwell Benker.
Newport
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Pal1n Desert resort ti1ne-share
~ introduces quarter ownership
Quarter owner.nip, a new concept In
MCOnd home ownerlhlp that could affect
buyers aM over the atate, wtff be offered for the
first time In Cllltfornla at DeMt1 Breezee reeort
In Palm Oeeert, according to Elizabeth
WHHams, preeldent of the WWtama Co.,
developers of the reeort.
Calttornl• reeltora and devek>pera are
expected tQ watch the progr ... of thla plan,
wtth great lnterett. tf It prOYet euoc1111ful, It Is
llkefy to epread t o other communltlee.
Owners at the 4 Seaona condominium
devefopment named 4 Seuona, part of the
OeMrt 8reed9 reeort community. wtll each
recefve a grant deed for quarter ownerahlp
and have •II the rights of property ownerlhlp
lnctudlng the right to rent or r8Mll. The key
upectof ~uatter ownerahlp, howewr, la that
owners wttt have UM of the homes for 13 weeks a year on a rotating bala.
The fulty furntahed homee range In aae
from 1, 100 to 1,400 equare feet for one-and
two-bedroom ptana. They all have two
b•throoma, and prtcee start at $37 ,500.
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Veteran
bililder ~
gets the
job done
BOSTON (AP) -He's a nit·
picker, he's a ramrod, and la
sometimes painfully direct. But
he gets the Job done, his H ·
aoclates agree .
"He" Is Paul A. Kelm. 79.
eenlor consultant on the largeat
bulldlng project In this cfty's
hlttory -the half ·bllllon-dollar
Copley Place development near·
Ing completlon.
A veteran of 63 years In the
eonatructlon buatneu and now a
consultant to major developers.
Kelm WU brought In by the
d~oper of Copley Place,
Urban lnYeStment and Devetop.
ment Co .. from Chicago. where
he earllet' kept tab• on Urban's
pioneering mlxed-uee Water
Tower Place project.
He also had a hand In adding
other bulldlngs to the Chicago
akytlne, lncfudlng the John Han-
cock Center, the Equitable bulld-
lng and the U.S. Gypsum Com-
pany headquarters bulldlng.
He eeea his job aa "keeping
expenMS In llne and work on
schedule.
Kelm notes that more than
2,000 conatructlon workers have
tabored three yeara on the
Copley Place complex of two
hotels. four office towers, a 100-
unlt store shopping center and
100 mixed-Income apartments.
He hu watched these concrete
structures rite day by day from
hla offtc4I on the 4'5th floor of a
butldtng adjofnlng the 9'A·acre
llte In fUhtonable Baci< Bay.
Alth<>ugh much of his time la
epent poring Ovet' computer
printouta on expendltur .. and
oonetructlon achedullng, Kelm
OCCMton•ty tours the sprawling
c:onttructlon llte, which he calls
"one of the mott compltcated
engineering uetgnmenta ever
tackled In a downtown Mttlng."
Coptey Place wu bunt over a
deMrted tract crlncrolMd by
the ctty'a rapkt transit llne, Am-
trak r1Hroad tracks and the
MUMChuMtta Turnpike. Con-
1trUctlon worker• drove more
than 4,000 tteet and precut
ooncr ... pttee-deep through
muddy landftll to IOld bedrock
125,... below 1trMt tewt.
Then, wortclng In the houri
from mktntght to e a.m. when
traffic WM tight, watkera ..-.CIH d
the toll roecf In •.ooo 1-t of eteet
boM b1ame Md gtrdef 1, .. ...,.,d
• 125 mHNon tunnel vent111on
ty9tem, retocated ttne turnpike
extt rampe, ltatfted raM ..._ Md P•••noer ptattorme, Ind ,.
routed eeectnc utlttJea Md a 42-
tnctt ~ .... ""*'·
AM of thte Walt oornpe.ted. Kelm recattl, "wtth eoeroety q ~
ruptlon In tr afftc Md wttttout
dtloomfortlng ......... tn the
nearby lo9ton Pubic Ubrmy. ''
Mass-produced
items drawing
artists' interest~
8JMMAMMAYD ,... ...... .,.,...
Good4c>ot(lng .nd ueeful home furnlahlnga products
often ltart • an ldM. Later, they .,. tr.naformed Into
ueefulneu by refining the Idea In aucceaatve prototypes.
But where do the Ideas come from? Frequently, the
.nawer I• found In a comp.ny'• satee department, where a
gap In the ~rket hu bMf'I percefved, or on a trade show
..._ floor. wMll manutecturera ot>Mrve one of their
number do6ng •><<*tent bullneaa wtth a new product.
Rarefy have mau-produoed Items begun llfe In the
mtnd of 1 cr.n.m.n or craft at111t. Yet, by vtrtue of their
educatk>n, aklM1 and lnter•t1, cn1ftemen are parttcolarty
wett-uted to -conceptuallze new produc1a-and to carry
them through the prototype phue.
OYer the year•. pemape becauM of a lack of Interest on
both 8'del, lnataneea of cooperation have been token
effort• et best, according to Paul Smith, director of the
American Craft Museum. Lately, however, there have been
algne that thla hlatoric MPafltton 11 breaking down and the
reautt mey be more lntereetlng products for the home.
Theee t6gna Include 1 rec«it competition org.nlzed by
the American Craft Council, 9'x new groups of bath fixtures
being lntroduoed by Kohter Cotp., and some efforts at
eooper1tton betwMn gl ... artl1ts and glaaa manufacturers
In W•t VlrO'nla.
A strong Impetus to the spirit of cooperation Is that
many younger craftemen are Interested In designing for
mua production, said Smith. In the past, he added,
Cfaftamen wt"'• lea• eager to pursue this goal. But what was once thought too commerclal to be Interesting 11 now
perc.tved u reepectable, and It 11 also quite r-.pectable for
craftsmen to Mrn part of their living by devising efficient
d9"Qna eutt1bte for mU1 prottuctlon. One Indication of the growth of Interest In thl1 work 11
lhOwn by the l.,ge number of entrlee when the American
Craft Counctt hekt a competition to deelgn obJect• for uM.
More than M7 craftemen submitted 3, 128 9'1des of product
prototypee and a jury of deelgn profeuionaJs and crafts
authorttlee cno.. 21 deelgnera and 4_. objects for an
exhlbftk>n. The pteces were offered for sale In limited
quentlttel M pen of a beneftt for the organtzatlon heid late
thl1 fllt In New York. They wtll aleo be exhibited In BaJtlmore
and Weet Sprlngnetd, Mau., In 1986 during craft fairs
eponeored by the craft group.
Among lnterettlng product ldMe lhown were paper
acr-.. -aoo-. ... M window COY9ttng• by Donna Coate Friedman of
Amee, Iowa, lnOdtnd llumlnum natw11e by Oavtd TlldaJe
of New Yortc, and ICUlptural dinnerware and kitchen uten9'1•
by eevwal aaftemen. Many of the objec11 were made from
tnexpen9fYe rMterl• IUCh u paper .nd aluminum,
lndk:attng that crMttvtty la not tied to coattlneu and that
ever\ mat...,. generally conatdered tacking In ... thetlc
ac>PMt or durability c.n be tr.n1formed Into obtecta of
beluty and utility wtth the right <*Mgn.
Tied•, whOM cotorfuf netware won a plaoe In the
~. Mid he IPPfectllted the oPPOrtuntty to work out hi•
ldM In prototype form for the exhfbltk>n .... 11 now refining
the d11lgn 80 it CM be menuf.ctured et a ..... bte price (the
prototype verllon II t120 for a knife. fotk and epoon).
Frtedmln. In llloclete prot111or of art at Iowa State ~tRy ...... thet ..... ,_cut, fokMd and ICOf'ed PllP9f
wk'tdow CO'J•tngl .. ,....., ~ when cuatom-made
('*'111 uout MOO per we.tdow). the Idea la cautt• ....,t>te In
........... Yenlonl.
~eumpleof craftemen-bulln111 cooperetk>n la
...,. In KoNer Co. 'a Atttlta Edttk>n proor1m, wNd'I hal
,...,.... lft .. ~of llx dfhf.m bath fbcture eeta. ..,. one by 1 dlftllfwlt cs...at.
laean ea., director of the Huntington 08"erlel, a
_....., In Huntington, W. Va., known for tta ge...
OGlllltDn, 9llld I number of glw f8Clorlee In the arM and
etudlo glw ...... Nd WOftted to09d* cooper .. tvely. The
.-.. for theertllla to d11lgr1 new products to be put Into
produolton by the~.
The experiment, bMled pertl9lty by the Hatton.I
lndawmlnt for the Ar1I, W termed a IUCClll by Bge, lf"'°"lt' ta of fundl Ind ,...to win I n9w N!A gt'lnt cut
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Mortgage rates I all to· 6-year low
WASHINGTON -Home mortgage r(.tes
took a aharp no.edlve lut month, falling to
their loweet tevels In lix years, the government
reports.
The Federal Home Loan Bank Board said
lut week that fixed-rate mortgagee for new
homel dropped to 12.08 percent In early
o.c.tnber, down by almoerone=thlrd of a
percentage point from the 12 .39 percent of
earty November.
The bank board 9Urvey found that rates
on the moat popular adjustable rate mortgage
dropc>ed to 10.-45 percent. down from 10.52
A hannomous blend of
geometric shapes overlooking
Dana Point Harbm-.make
thi Sea Pomce custom home
an archit«tUral monument
to concemporary living. Herc
you will find rich ceiling treatments,
huge clerestory windows, custom oak
percent lrt Novembe<. • Analyata said mortgage rates have faJlen
even lower since the survey was takef'I
Warren Lasko. exewtlve vice preskSent
of the Mortgage Bankers Association, said
fhced-rate mortgeges had declined to between
11.S perc:.nt end 11.75 perceot, driven down
by a big raJty on bond markets In . late
Oec4Mnber.
He said the mortgage rate declines would
be good newe for the housing Industry at least
through the flr1t half of 1986.
cabinetry, masterful l<m hen
and exquisite master '>Ulte, rwo
secondary bedrcximc;, famil y
room and (•ndless coascal
v1ewc;. Come~ up for a view.
Pnccd from $649.000. For
more detail , call the sales office at Sea
Pomtefarato, 714/643·1392. IOam mJu.,k
51 :Marbella
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on thla large corner lot. One block to
beach. View with 2nd atory or bulkl one
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4 bedroom•, 31~ bathe plua large den.
Over $160,000 In upgr~. Huge apa.
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light view. 3 Br, 2'A Ba, Ilk• new cond.
w/luxurtoua llght b4MQe carpeting.
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land.
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2792 REDWING CIA
J1clll• Handleman 831-1288
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ta. 1895.ooo. isUAb neutbil wOOd i DllUllT fll.• •m ...... • 2 l10fY 3 bdrm, 2 beth,., .Tatum Rttr.79-1552 bf'k:k. 'A blk to So. S.y. 3 Located In pmw ~
condltloMd condo nr
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frplc + c:erport. Onty
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nice yerd, comm. pool c.nM ... LI lif2 ~to 1151.toO
end IP6-113',000. &JP(E)(.28( 1t); .._ £ OPEH SAT 1..-llf, 144 ... of·PCH $275.000. 52l 1715 NEW HAMPSHIRE
.... ' . Carnation By owner Jlldlle Hendlem8n --------I ...-T.UX tl73-0241ortl73-1541 831·12M
-------·OM of a Kind wttt1 fowl\ DUPLEX. SO OF HWY. • M1f11 ... • owner'• unit with · ~ 3&2 Bdrm GaragH . .. fiTrte.... 8dnnl & 2~ ba+ ~ Remod/mtn flavor.
ha outttandlna ._. V8CMt 3 Bdrm. 2 ba ren-$375,000, 1175-2424 -------
you're IOOklng #Of tNI t.i unit. F«ewr -Mws llfm TDUll ,..._.. II llFDIT ~Big C.nyon home ::::_,i::;:-:: By <>wn.f. 48A 2'Aba ......,,. ..
offers the uttim... Whtl.. Don't wait on thle nl '305,000 tl7&-32e0 38r. 2 ... e. 2 ttQtY. Stly·
Bdnnl+ a lwge fwnlly light•. tundectl, dbl Ge'·
room & Ollel.ad tot 10 l .. 1. Pllll llllm age and • GMOen petlO.
eecommodate a huge Serious Hiier cuu Executive l1yle IMng lf'I
pool, thla lovely hon'le aJtt '34,600 from HklnO South Cout M9tro ...
amld1t mllllon dotlat pnoett C.. to ._ Ihle of Co.ta MeM. a...
hOfMa & la prlced to Ill VERY SHARP 3 bdrm, 2 wentt It tlOldl 761·3191.
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-ml* llMlldllO--beectl oK:,Of*tY· Alklng CAU ANN WARREN l .. 1. .. .. ll•I" 1319, • Call Anne • .. -··• McC ... and 831·1288 SElECT "'Certlbed. 914,llOO--.AT S t1a1.soo. M9mlra "-"Y r;;;u;r:;; IE
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" bdrm. 1mmac w/trult G«oeoua 4 bdrm, 2._.. s 1"90 p 1 980-85541 Hm with tight Inter 281 d d O't I 7 5 0 • de P c 11 r g paJnt arpta yatd & gar prot decor • Iota of *·
uau. Quiet atrHt . bl11'1 w/tamlly rm. pool. · 2B1. IQe tfv/dln & kite! j ;:50,~0 rlyc 67~~g8 5-47-2787 • S750i mo. Agt &3 l -7370 trplc, ioe dining rm, mlcto
115•.900. Alltaon aauna and mot"ef Only 'M•NW--atee..All~tenoes lnetd Y BACK-8AY vu TIH13/2'h Hk forJlm &sell/clnoven,couldt>e
131-12te or 960-2113 $274,900 w/TERMSI s bdrm 3 blltl'I family rm Sm pet & young adltJ Otd Balboa yrty 5 rm patio bleny P<>04 lrplc -----pert turn Plush etpl'g g OPEN SUNDAY 1-5. dining' rm Me aystem' weleorM. Comer lot. 5• aoa<M w/gar kld1/~ W/D ' 2 cer 'opnr 'no pet P.LUSH CONDOS Over oak ftoortng. garage
2221 FRANCISCO ~ v.iu. S329.900.. perlt. 129,500~ $795 539-6191 A.gent tee ~Ol3 S1200iopt? str11m1 & lall1 Ger w/of>nr OPEN HOUSE
alt Petrick Tenore •...a~ 1.-~.. 111111 HI PMI , ' w/Of)flr, mk:fo. wld hkup SAT 9-3, SUN 11-2 11 1 131-1288 u,. __ , r-1-BM1J1tliQ11,Y upgrade< ••ntraat ltU~ CHECK THESE 1Br 1750 & 2Br $1100 MORENA 581-1116
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ii::i=:: _Jt..H 20x40 Buddy l'lm 4 2111 Saw budl1 A-1 2br 2t>a ~Br w/wtuded vi-Mutt ..e $1'00/mo --... ~ A&.V lfvldln .,.. wtputtmei balic bu1 llPPMll'n '500'1 1950 Avl now 5"9-2447 TWO K:I;/",,. .. 4 kheh. 28R Iba. Very nlo ocewi view. ~: 2~ eMlly YoUf9 call now SPACIOUS 3 BR 2ba, w/cen~~:i T~~~ •111'1.... N":VITVVYf' ru·wi I enct patio, ell unitized. tip 1g kl1c ow mat. t.91 •NM111* frplc:, patio, dbl gar, lndry "Plush" No peu 18~, ~=~da: ::-.,:: *""' .... * I. W ~I I A,J ~ AGENT S40-5937 no Petll 10oom0 lll+eK Good OMll Set5 3bl' 2ba rm Harbor H.S Diii 1950 CeJI Wendy 11
tlgloul Ccw• Cay 6 8dtm M .. llT&11 New 3BR 28a Gddelwt •9345e or 831-9220 : a ur:a1-:, ~r :1 1J~~ sg75i mo. 960-6483 559-9"00
hOma. Ouerd gai.d com-0rwn home bllNnd pvt l.81lllJ11~ ap, rent 1130, pet.a. 8luftl teftu ... .., llU advert11ed 539·6 19 1 Unfum. E/lide 28R l8A"til'mleac~ 1141
munlty wtth Plf1t end tan-eecurtty _.end clteular ateh IUMetl from 3 w/ocewi bl'aeze. &45-6454 Bee1 Rlty ,.. lrg encloMcl yd w/patlo. l~~d''ft"!'~~!!P""..m.ii;.;.;
,., Pvt pool and ..,... drtw. ONE OF A KIND l9llelt of llneel .... •BR NEW Obt wide In N.8. Adtt 2BR 3BA duplex, IO.ofhwy S715/mo, tit, INt & MC : • coea1G view
OPEN HOUSE SUN 12-" gorgeoue ESTATE wltfl 2 4811. pl8yroom gourmet park Full price 139 900 w/vlew. $l"50/mo. Agt lal.lll PMI dep S300. Smalt dog & 11 I~ refrlQ and w/d
3591 COURT81DE CR. eeparate gueet llOuMe, kl1chen. Sandy bMctl, Low down or tr'ade · 87~ or 7eG-0159 38R lt'•BA onty S 1100. child Oii Call &4&-5" 13 S 1250/mo 551-3037
Atk tor JoOe at tM 98t•-pvt llgl'lted TENNIS plef & lloet. 12.200,000. 661-2004 •Slnote °' cozt t.91. Smell 2364 P:ord'*tl. Robert W/woa tam twn. ec-, & IArctl 8cfl Hglita, ~· c / 2 1 8 •• eh 1 Id . COUfrr, POOl, 3 SPAS. NEW LISTING. Leu 18', no ger, yerd. utile pd Mlllken 831-1288 c.tallna vu 38R t'MtA,, 38R 2Bf.. IC>9Ctaculet
95-1100 pelm t,... +much more. -- -N80 No peca 722-8011 tam rm Incl w/d + trig. OCMn vu, lrpl 11400
•,•,-rtllT /-A RARE VALUE et .. ,..Dn C!J!b lUS Lrg yd.~~ •94-M57 or •94-3872 ••uw • S65i. ,too. Newport 3 909 eetate. 1 ..--.v 10t9 at pedfiC •• W&TB NW• New crpt/paint1bllnd1., EM"'' .. D e•v "---48R 1~ba. 2 etory, For_.... cal S8R. pool l'lor9e It~ ~--1 Like new 28R 2'ABA '"5w/gdnr .+MC + $20 ~L " ~·vu 1316.000. CrellCtw Wrte PATRtCK TEHORE • $1lOO000 V Memorial Parle. twnhee tn Olde C<IM. cred ~. 1039 Linden. 3BR 3ba. $2500/mo, C
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UDO ISLE. Open Se1 1-4 fi!lll!J 1521 87~ e73-373S St. Adultl pref. "50/mo, frplc, hot lub, gdnr
901 Via Udo Nord ' . .___ ... °' Avell 311. &42-"799 , pool, )ec.. S 1500/mo 861-9201 or · _.. --••If Lets 38R 2BA. welk to beh MC. partllng, rec. rm. 661-13 t3 ·--YIUI Enjoy l'Mliomlng In your Smog tr ... 'A ecre • ltWledl d/w new as>Pll . Down "' NwJ)t "425 flat "25. (2131301-2515/e ~,--------•• own pool, xlnt comer~ M500tup. 21-t auee • CMPel • 1115o ht 215· t>Mlecrptddecor•awta FURN. cozy ocnfmt. 1·
Enterte6Mn lllrr,o 3 bdrm cation. 38r, femilv room, l1",000/up. With utlla, 261_24,.. Mark l73-42<f3 kid ok S3Mt91 A.Qt tee 2BR 2'A81 TwMou89, encl bd, "g pvt patio, pvt bdl. + den w/pny.te ywd, $495,000. Aet. 813-1323 water & tome natural e.atllOe dMll 38R lBA patio. atteeh. dbl get. MC. gate, comm pool
pool + -. s.crtflce at Udo Nord ~ont flouM gee, owe. Low down, seoo tlOUlll 5 rm wl <J# hee. Obi • No peu, adult•. no r,::S&951mo. l650. no P41'• 499-2704 c..eo:;1.c;;:. Pllttlell t715.000. 97W7T7 low peymenta. 3 -5 ~ lclt kid pet 1795 1795/mo. I: eeeo &43-l08/we • .....,. . I cannery v-. AMtty mlnut• to Vona ~ 539-9191 ~t coet *""Ill* 2Br fully tum Pool pvt IUITlllLJ ping In YUCGa Valley BEAUTIFUL 5 ~ new lg E-91da. et-.n of the crop. BR • 2 Bath bttlne tnod bct1 MC $ 1300 No 'pe11 •Him s.a"f!!J..~llY~00 ~,,,..:":·~>-~ 3bl'+twn.rm,21rptc.tub = ~ C:~ ~ yd.Of'Ayl62S Fee · 642:1802 or&3t-&250 ar .. ntwood Model tn cwon. o ~ ayllt-. beMI Clllll-nowt S..7 2787 lD.llllT 11~ =-==-,,,-----Gr..wee. 3 Bdrm 2 be. SLE. CtwmlnQ, family s p r I n g I . A g t Inga. 509 NarclHUI • OCNFRNT home on the -
gar-oe ,,_ been• ~I • llllll 11mJ home. 46' lot. 4M dlNng 619-~2392 t20001mo. 9M-82e3 E/llde trg •BR wi den, 2 75 t>ungak>w uth pd Bluff, wf'llte -ter. blue ~ Into offtca/bonuelAbeoklte bllrgelnl Pree-room, den. ~ owden. O.t .. ltat -__ .. • frpa. tncd yd, no pell. 50 2br w/ow mod lot ~ter2bd· 2~.~·
rm. ,,,,.,,... ywd with Iota tlgk>ul 3 bdrm 2'A beth Trade pert equity tor 1 • -·-S t400 + dep. 131-7530 cluay 3br must... ·-....... """' -~ ......... _... 1190 000 ..._ .. _ 'poo1 llOfY, wnaler twn. Under U-CORONA DEL MAR 3 M 1111 Agent ,_ gate.comm P<>04 $1500. no "'"'-'"""' · ellee ,..,.,.,,,., • ac>a a1M1 $487 500 .,. Bdr 2 ba, f al dt E/lid4f h .. 3BR 2'ABA. -----pet.s, n/smk pref •99-2704 htM IMlt le....,. • tennla. Try 10% down. 0 8r' s D ' · ma lllllTm m, orm n-yard dbl gar S 1100/mo 5 blk1 to OCMn 28R
1812..C:utv.Df, Irv. Call Palrlck Tenore P N UN AY 1-4:30 •• mf I ~· pkla~2 rma & bllBth.for 111, iNt & ..C. &31-8283• 510 Ninth St $725. tat/la.st WOODSY ttte Wy 1 Bd• 1 •-l.. 7eo.t702 Of 131-1288 1111 lffll • IM ...... ~~ tot. 1 lk lo /dep 7~77 wtlnd/1'19 car gat. deal VIiiage •--j Bre>ker831-7300 2 tow priced condol In ,,_.,, ·mo. tndd1 •Ml'Tmlla* S850/mo •94-2129 B..-Y-0_,W_N __ E_R-_T_l.W'tlet __ oelc_ North Carollna. Gr"t gardener. IAvaJI lmmedl Fir9t c!Mt BEAUTIFUL 2 ltory nm,
Condo 3 Br 1750 lq ft •• , ., ~ ,.,,, .. opt & tax uvtnga CORONA DEL MAR. 2 Adl1 deeotatOI' Twnhme Ovef 2500 1/1, Newly ........ ,... 21 S2
Fam-m, 2~ ba, 2 ~: on MttMt. By Owner. 152,000 ea. Oevlcl Teem Bdrm, den, 2 batl'l N>me,. w /2 mstr 1191 2,"'8a. remod 3BR 3ba, formal 2"1Jr2 ba OcMnvlew
g•r. p(of. ~orated.I .... 3bl' 1._..bL flp Ira ywd. 851-1700 or 75~ plUa full etudlo. •veil. lrplc, A.JC. anutiara. off· dining rm. Huge muter Condo, l tOOO p/mo
1185 500 Unmf '205.000. OPEN !'iOUSE f:et>. 1. S.2000. mo. wtlt crpt ~ 2 <* aulte wlaunken Jae tub Celt Shem 6"-8001 °'
154-1275 ,,; 144-4157 !3000 . ft, 3 BA. :S".~ba. SM/Sun 12-". 831-2534 latalJ 1LIDO ISLE. 3 Bdrm plua ~ sc>a .ic Sl.OOO E.nct courtyard Beaut •94-9572
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1210,000, poelitbte 15% you buy or ... With C1in-Vlllllga Realty ..... Zt12 1...,&..•T'U~h~.> =n:~1 peta Story TOWNHOUSE on ~:~~j,:pl_:.1~:!
dn. Wkdya 916-2525, ~ Vilage FMlty he --2BR 2BX eonao nr s. c ... . corner Near bu cn $87 • 9W9 & -"ndl '54-0231 will gtw you hit 'ear. ec-..tront" Wfm. "O k Plaza. Poot, 1pa + lij.J-8~.'I~ Lge 2BR Wifed yrd, gar, $850/mo 111/laat t dep S-S950 Call 36"·56a
By Owner . Mottwted 973-3777 "° x too. ~uced l carport. Kld1/pet1 OK )tl7£ c...t...., c.. frplc. Must .. , M25 + 536-16 t7 OUA.ll!IT A.REA 28R 2b•
1565,000. Open Sun 1-M95/mo. Heel 19 free, · " dep ehrg. S..7-1717 -Condo near bHch •Nmn.. Plftlft m mT 1024 W. Oceanlron 3.BR 2BA $795/mo Agl ELEGANT 2Brl den. ow. LRG 3BR w/lrg enct yetd $975/mo Dy ·~ ~Mell. 1500 a/ft 3 8d IOl'(feOUe 2 bdrm. 2'A CIMery Village AMII) LIU/Barbllte &31-1288 pet1ty tum. Avllll 211. lllllt .._,. Nice l7l 12 ·e· Sllolf 911/wl(nd •K-8122 2~ be. 1144,000. Bttlra. b&th town."IQfM, 2 ear 973--3717 PT ,,._,00 S 11•75/mo, c:elt &4<>-"255 Brand new 3bf 2~ba f/p Wamw, MSI ot Beach -" ~. Ownr 786-0571 G9' ~ Owner NW ""'"" • tepe to I tnc yd, dbl ow. pet o1c pk Open nae Sal Jan 11. Sunny 2BR 28A. loaded
.. WI Only 1149 900 Portoftno In HV Homa bey & ooeen. See eya, in-Ex<* loc. W9lk to bMctl. cotor 11095 &42-&eee • t l am 10 4pm $900/mo walk to bdl. frplc:, tennis ~~~~=~~==1 Cell!~ 131 1211 · POOi. ape on axlfa trg to ten:om, 3 decal. 28R 38R 2ba, dbl ow. view Avt 1122 2131877-9696 11000/mo Ann SamPllOrl • w • a..26.000. &40-1429 28A. Y"'t. $1900/mo • 11250/mo 7~tl9 Meee Verde 3Br 281 ,. .,.. 8eectl 2 8r I w 661-9355. H 881-7086
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AW)n) 511-2700 w1*Y1'~tlvated :..i CUTTVE CONOO '°' Nlce cotage: 2BR 1be. MMe Verde E.xecutiw3BI ........ ............ •NEWPORT CREST+ !!Jiit l.Mge bride yerd & btlq leue on Agua Hedtonde lrplc 1 car gar Welk to 2.Bal\ome Frplc, dine rm 3BR• den 2'1tBA 1 .... 11 _ ~~~ ..._& Ltgoon. 1e<>O at upc>er beh 01075tmo. 873-1038 gar S 1350 Deb 122-1648 111-l• Twnhome AW• 2000 a ~ ,..,...,. ..,... ....,, ar.t .... POOi, UNIQUE Tr1......,.. N9My Meea Verde Washlng1ort 8r 28a, 2 c.r gw No pets dbl ow. c-ntm oak t>ar
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pyt petlo w/11pa + • 20 JC and IP•· vecent. Im-1131 UHCOLH I.AN! 819/438-7'88 Cartabad mloro, W/O, gardener, pete. Avail aftet Jan 15 --Sherry Colnow &45-900:
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Your home might merit historic status
Structures over th e age of 50
wanted for National Register
You have just bought a 1921 Georgian Revival
house out In the country. Although the house features
fanlight wtndowa. gravity-defying curved staircases,
and muttlpatterf\ed brick. It has never struck you as
partlcularty historic. That honor is reserved for
southern plantations, Newport mansions, and 17th-
century New England cottages. Right?
. significance. You may have to spend a few hundred
dollara to hire that experttse. It also helps to gather
your own facts by Interviewing older neighbors and
defvlng Into county and city records. The entire
process can take six months or more.
Getting started poses no problems. Your first step
is easy and standard: Contact your state historic
preservation office (SHPO). A state agency funded In
part with fed~al money, the SHPO nominates worthy
The Natlonal Reglster seeks
bulldliJ6s and sltes more Utan 50
years old that recall fa.moaa per-
.ans or event., embody fbJe •tyle
or craft, or yield lmportant hls-
torlcal lnformatlon.
Not necessarily, according to Country Home
magazine. Any Intact structure of architectural or
historical Importance can make the federal govern-
ment's National Register of Historic Places. adminis-
tered by the U.S. Department of the Interior through
the National Park Service. Among 37,491 listings
accrued since its creation In 1966, the register
Includes Indian burial mounds. 19th-century Chicago
office buildings, entire row-house neighborhoods and
even the 399-foot-high launch tower from the Apollo buildings and ~es to the register. The SHPO can help
11 moon shot. find a consultant, clarify ground rules. help fill out
Generally, the National Register seeks buildings forms, and fill you in on tax benefits. (You can get a list
and sites more than 50 years old that recall famous of SHPOs from the Deparmtent of the Interior at P.O.
persona or events. embody fine style or craft, or yield Box 37127, Washington, O.C .. 20013-7127.) •
Important historical Information. The SHPO also reviews your nomination and
listings. In some lnS1ances, you will be giving away your
power to alter, expand ex. paint your home as you
choose.
In addition. there are a few other caveats to
consider. Row houses and other city dwellings can be
problematic. The register may want your whole area
listed as a national historic district -a grouping of
bulldings reflecting a certain era. "If the real resource
Is the district. we would reject the individual
nomination." says Shull. "We don't want little pieces ..
A register llstlng will not automatically qualify you
for lucrative Investment tax credits for rehabilitation
That 25 percent tax write-off applies only to
commercial properties such as apartment houses
offices and factories. A historic-house owner carving
out new apartments In a basement or loft rrught qualify
however. Again. ask your SHPO.
Finally, there are a couple of m1sconcept1ons to
clear up. First. National Register listing does not gr ant
some historic-preservation official the right to tell you
what to do with your house.. You can raze 1t for a
miniature golf course, if local zoning permits Second.
the government will not give you a plaque You can buy
a bronze model, however, fo r about $140
From Country Hom• ·
Owning a home satisfi es need
OVERLAND PARK. Kan. (AP) -The main reason
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According to the Department of Housing and sends It through a panel of experts on architecture and
Urban Development (HUD). more than 13 million history before It goes to the regiS1er's Washington,
owner-occupied houses built before 1940 survive. D.C., office. If the state has done its job of weeding out
That means your older house Is probably not listed. discrepancies, there should be no problems at the
Any citizen can apply for listing and receive Its federal level. In 1984, only 632 of 4,054 nominations
attendant advantages. For example, many states offer were returned ·'for additional information." according
financial incentives -such as lower property taxes to to Carol Shull, registration chief for the National
a home Is purchased Is not for financial advantage but _
to fulfill the dream of owning a home. according to a
survey of real estate brokers.
historic house owners who restore their homes. Register.
In addition. register listing sometimes stops Just about any house that qualifies for the
The poll. made for ERA Real Estate by Opinion
Research Inc .. indicated 34 percent of the brokers said
they believed consumers bought homes simply to
satisfy the need to own a home. Some 19 percent said
they felt homes were purchased as a financial
Investment. end about 10 percent said homes were
bought to secure a tax break
federally funded intrusions like highways and dams National Register Is also a shoo-in for the historical
right In their tracks. registers that most states maintain. You might also
A register listing will cost you time and money. The check to see if your county or town designates local
nomination forms require extensive photo documen-landmarks. Be sure to find out about regulatory
tatlon and an expert's opinion on your home's authority that sometimes coincides with local register -a.asun1•• RBAL a1n1.
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Wkly rwtt•. Low ,.... COND<? w/ptlv BR & be. bay, horle prop. Newport to shr 3br Woodbridge 1725,000. Bkr 9S3· 1220
1135 & Up/Wkly Col0t M/F. E CM "400/mo-+· 13 Bctl. L11ge pool, mature hm, pvt bdlbe pool. Jae. WHll/ n ._1 T\I maid MN1c9 1,... utll. 548-9159 perlOn. S-400. 852-9259 l/p. $495. 552-5187 Ult
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atepa to OCMn. Kitch'• to shr 3 Br 2 ba home IP&. ttnnle F/~-tmkr' Hunt Bct1 hfM $.400 + ,_.. '**2aOESK SPACE**
avail. 985 N. COM1 Hwy, S-400. nr bch 240-8894 quiet 1350 + 112 utll: utJls. Sheri 841-M 11 I 150/mo. G11den office.
i..gona Beactl, 494-5294 F 25-35 to lhr attrac1 N"' 472-4278 anytime Lg Patio with Bey View. · ... Good penclng. 642·5010 MM• llTIL Height• hM. Furn 11k/be M/3s.-.5 4br 2be t.e, nr Pllllnllf NmJ
Wkly rwtt• now •Wiii. pY1 ent. No c:Nldren °' So. C. Plz. pool, epa. 50" PENTHSE-VU PATIO 880 CdM dlx Suites. AIC, 1129~ wtt & up. 2274 S•OO/mo Utll Incl TV~ 1325 + u111 Furn F~ Pvt am rm ~ pllg, utlls& janttor
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302t W, Pec:tftCCoMt ~ 1375/mo. ~ ~73• t>9twn Wpm ' QUIET n-amkr for 28' 2be Alrpoft. Robt. 95S-t222 ~. a.ct\. Rafrig F«Mle atw 2 11ry '8f hM, houM. 2 bike 10 bet\, NPT BCH: Nr Ha.g Hoep 125+wtlagl,nodepoelt. nloequletarMS275/mo. M/F nlamtcr ''" 38r 2Ba $375.+utll.~3130 8ofceevallwtth 1000eQ
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17-utll +. dep. Mluy Rmmt to lhr 2br 2b1 ...... Agt Nan Us-.&30 .. Fem n.-arnolca new condo e.40-63e7 Chrla 840-0843 Promontory Pt N.8 , ______ _ .. FR"'E"E~-.--mat~-urw-rn-.. nr UCI. Poot, Jae, tennla. M/F lfl h $475+ dep. 876-3889 PlllTllllllUIA'fm
from imnola wttl tioueellt $425. Brigitte 154-3905 be & ~t~,:!, :9~ Young r.m lhr 2br llPI Retall/ofc apace. 1881 1/f,
your home. F«>. Vlaltlng Fem n-emtcr ttw beeut. $475. t ~tN 64&-7127 CdM. nr bch. n-amtcr comer McArthur & PCH.
children In H.B. Refs. pool home '350. mo. 1375/mo. 8404015 Prime IPOt In landmertl
C. Brown, 831-5720 8*-7591 213149G-7274 M/F to ttw BelbOe Penn.•-·-•-W loc 2411 E. Cou1 Hwy,
llPf. '300/mo. Stepa to --U Ste 200, CclM. 87M900
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Av.., Feb 1. *'50, 1• & 'EM. to IMtW IOYafy home IMMED. "400~ ~II prel'd. EV91 756-9325 WATERFRONT BLDG.
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38R 2'4 be ~ ...... FUn, prot I outVC*'Q MIF, home & pool. 1-*M\t
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,,..,,.,$475mot73-1521 ~~~-'r~ Prof "*' rHn!kr, 20'a. CAHNERYVILlAM
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Shop for loan
If buying a home Is the most Important financial
decision the average family ever makes. then selecting
the loan with which to buy that home should be
considered the second most Important decision. says
Sig Anderman.
"AmazJngly," says Anderman. chairman and
president of the CompuFund National Mortgage
Network, "selecting the mortgage may be the second
most Important decision. but It can lead to savings just
as great, or even greater. than those produced by the
judicious selection of a home."
Anderman offers three tips for families consider-
ing a home purchase or refinancing:
1. Don't get locked Into acoepting the first loan
you· are ottered without making certain It is the best
available at the time.
"We are constantly receiving reports of hundreds
of loan offerings by scores of lenders. It has been our
experience that no lender -not even the largest -
has the best offering on any sJngle day more than 30
percent of the time," Anderman said.
2. Shop around. Get quotations from Mveral
tending Institutions. A one-quarter percentage point
reduction In loan Interest rate represents a saving~ of
more than $7,000 over the life of a $100,000, 30-year
fixed rate loan. One euy way to shop for 1oar?t Is
through a lender or real •tate broker affiliated wtth a
computerized mortgege network.
3. Select the type of toan *1 suited to your
Income and reeourcee. The tower peymenta provided
by aome adjustable rate mortgagee may be the f.ctor
thtt wfll enable you to qualtfy for the loan you need to
buy tt'9 home you WWlt.
On the other hand, you may want to take
adv11ntage of the big MYtngs tn aiccumu1ated Interest
payment8 avallabMt from 15-year loans. A 1 S.year loan
can .. ve ~ over $125,000 In the purchue of a
11()9,000 houM owr the lnteteat peynleint one 3().. ~ ~. AndlnMn not•
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9'4-9090 $345,000 Sundey 1 ....
300 Klnge Place (Clfflhawn) NB
508 38th Street,~ e.d't 831-1288 $305,000 Sat/Sun 1_..:30
759-9100 *335~ Sonday 1 .... 1101 Klnaa Rolld. Newport BMctt
321 o.hlle, Corona del Mar 780-8333 $829,000 Sunday 1-5
848-7171. $239,000 Sat/Sun 1_.. **87 Uik_.._ ntne 1 ----. 780-8333 $350,000 Set/Sun 1-5
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232 MOht• Vista, Coeta M..a **1008 w. Bay Ave., a.tho. Pentneuta,
759-9100 S 184,500 Sunday .1'"'4:30 NB 9'4-9080 $2.2 MllMon 8undav 1 ....
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••19 Morro Bay (SoYQteaa) COM LOTS l4oa5-M Top...of~ypolnt Spyg.._
&U-e200 $479,900-Sunday 1-4 6«-e200 $2,750,000 8atJ8Un M
117 Sepplwe Avenue. Balboa ~ •v18 Napotl (Harbor Ridge) Nwpt 8ctl 873-8700 $405 000 Satur~--1-5 790-8333 $1,195,000 Sundey 1-5 ' _,
217 Goldentod, Corona del Mer 759-9100 $540,000 Saturday 1_..:30 1831 Uncoln lane, N9wport e.d't 1412 Nottingham, W•tdlff, NB . 873-53$4 $298,500 Sunday 1-5 644-9090 $299,500 Sunday 1~:30 CllllS
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234 HU91, (Oceenfront) CdM 759-9070 $825 000 Sat/Sun 12-5 • # 17 Montectto (SOYQlue) COM 115 Peart, e.tboa lltend ' 759-1501 $490,000 Sat/Sun 1_..:30 975-8888 $445,000 Sat/Sun 11-4
424 Sen BemarcHno, Newport 8Mdt &4&-7171 $299,900 Sat/Sun 1 .... •8 Morro Bay (SpyglMa) COM 309 PoinMttla. Corona del Mar &44-~200 $499,000 Sunday 1-5 759-9100 $575,000 Sunday 1.,..:30
* US09 Tr9dewtnda Ln, Bayc:reat, Nwpt 8ch 751-3191 $249,000 Sunday 1 .... 1715 New Hampehn (Meu Verde) CM 2792 Redwtng (Meea Verde) Costa Mesa
831-1296 $15il,900 Saturday 1_.. 831-1266 '212,000 Sunday 1'"'4
115 Via Koron (Udo lM) Nwpt 8ch 2 IEllMI 758-9100 $285,000 Sunday 1-5 1982 Port Albans, Harbor View Hmet, NB 423 Sen Bernardino (Newport Heights) NB
492-0890 $239,000 Sunday 1...t 9'4-6200 $390,000 Sunday 1'"'4 115 Via Orvleto (Udo I•) Nwpt 8ch Jasmine at 4th. Olde Corona del Mar
873-3700 $347,500 Sunday 1 .... • 1806 Port Wettbourne(Hrbr Vu Hma)COM 850 Sandcutte. Harbor View Hiiia 875-6000 from $209,000 Sat/Sun 1-4
2 Ill ,I.I Fiii iii Ir IE. 875-8000 $339,000 Sund8y 1'"'4 760-8333 $339,500 Sat/Sun 1-5 * •280 Cagney Ln. # 1~ (VIile Balboa) NB
*•41 Royal St. George (Big CanY<>f') NB ••19 San Mateo (Spygl ... ) COM 9'4-8200 $142,000 Sat/Sun 1-4
••• 12 Be6court Drive South (Bekx>urt) NB 673-7300 $895,000 Sunday 1_.. 6«-6200 $479,900 Saturday 1-5 6 Ex
&«-e200 seGs.ooo Sat/Sun 1-5 13211 Sandhurst, Santa Ana •2015 Seadrift (lrvtne Terrace) COM 7~~:'331;v'ns109,500
734 cameo H=• Dr. Cameo Highlands 769·1~1 $171,000 Saturday 1'"'4:30 759-1501 $390,000 Sunday 1-4
Sunday 1-5
873-11~1 95.ooo Sunday 1•5 1500 Seacr81t, H.V HMll, C«ona de Mar v lt2 Torrey Pinet (Big Cyn) N.B.
2034 Pomona. Co8ta MeSa 644-9080 $349.500 Sunday 1'"'4:30 759-8477 $525,000 Sun 1-5 2 11111111 Fii Ill 1r IEI
751-3191 $118,500 Saturday 1_.. **5911.Seuhore Or, Newport BMch •Burning Tree Road, Big Canyon, NB
••31921 South Cout Hwy, South ~una 644-9060 $798,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 760-1900 $785,000 Sunday 2-5 ••280 Cagney Ln. #103 (VIiia Balboa) NB
673-3700 $699000 Sat 1 .... s 12-3 6«-6200 $180,000 Sat/Sun 1'"'4 ' un 1056 Valtejo Clrcle, Mesa Woods, C.M. * 94533 Tr-emont (Cameo Shores) COM
14 Stat1~ht, Irvine 751 -3 191 $180,000 Saturday 12_.. 644-6200 ~9.990 Sunday 1-<t ••280 Cagney. #320 (VIiia Balboa) NB
760-5000 $239 500 S d 1-4 644-6200 S209,000 Sat/Sun 1-4 • un ay 508 Ventaja (Bluffs) Newport Bekh 107 Vla Genoa (Lido Isle) Nwpt Sch 3 IEllllll 759-6700 $235,000 Sunday 1-5 759-6700 $575,000 Sunday 1-5 ••2792 Longwood Court, CM 546-2313 $168,500 Sunday,_...
**350 62nd St. Newport Beach •801 Via Lido Nord (Lido) N.B. 125 Via Koron (Lido Isle) N.B.
644-9080 $285,000 Sunday 1'"'4 673-1323 $495,000 Sat 1_.. 831-7300 $487,500. Sunday 1-4:30
734 CameC> Hlghlanda Dr, Cameo Highlands *801 Via Udo ~d (Udo late) NB **•815 Vla Udo Soud (Lido late) NB
673-1181 $395,000 Sunday 1-5 673-7300 *495,000 Sunday .,_.. 675-6181 $2,200,000 Sunday 1-5
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512 Fullerton, (Npt Hgta) N.B. * 18732 Vla V•ona (Turtte Rock) IMne 330 vi.ta Trucha. The Bluffs, Nwpt 8ch Jumlne Ave at 4th, Olde Corona def Mar
631-2534 $205,000 Sat/Sun 12-4 759-1501 $299,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 760-8333 $249,500 Sunday 1-5 675-6000 from $209,000 Set/Sun 1'"'4
919 Hyde Court, Costa Mesa 4 IElllNI **1....,. W. Bay Ave (Penln1Yla) Balboa 500 Playa, The Bluffs, Newport BMch
751-3191 $153,500 · Sunday 1-5 873-7300 $865,000 Saturday 2-4 . 9'0-5560 $229.500 Set/Sun 1-5
340 Cabrllk>, E~ Costa Mesa 398 Seawf d Bae 905 Lombard Court, Costa M... 631-1266 $154,900 · Sunday 1•5 2718 Windover (Broadmoor, HV Hiits) COM 54a 0898n ·$ k Bay, Newport 8eectl
751-3191 $134,000 Saturday 1-5 675-6000 $485,000 Sat/Sun 1-4 o-174,000 Sat/Sun 1_..
228 Orchid, Otde Corona del Mar 428 Vlst R B 3300 Ocean Blvd, Olde Corona def Mar 675-8000 $675,000 Sat/Sun 1_.. • 1917 Yacht Enchantrea, Seavtew, N.B 75 a oma ( luffa) Newport Beech
673-0889 $799,000 Sunday 1-4 6«-9060 $429,000 Sunday 1-5 9-9100 $212.000 Sunday 1'"'4:30
124 Via Trieste (lido laie) Nwpt 8ch
1<t5 Via Undine (Lido late) Newport Beech 673-7300 $450,000 Saturday ,_...
673-7300 $379,000 Sunday 1_.. I IElllMI 3. 11111111 Fiii II tr Ill
436 Vista Parada (Bluffs) Newport Beech 4 II ,111 Fii Ill Ir •I
759-6700 $279.500 Saturday 1-5 .. ' . 2015 Wlndwerd (~)Newport BMch
908 Chestnut. Eutbluff, Newport Beech
844-9080 $290,000 Sat/Sun 1'"'4 ••25 E9capade Court (Newport Crett) NB
**1130 E. Balboa 8fvd (Batboa Pentn) NB 673-7300 $178.000 Sundey 1'"'4 ••v 1903 Yacht Camlla (Seavtew) NB 759-1501 $29',500 Sunday 1-5
759-1890 $325.000 Sunday 1_.. LOTS: 301 & 303 Narcl8aua/Seevtew CdM 875-6.161 $785,000 Saturday 1-5 ••15 Ima Loa Court (Newport CNlt) NB
2134 Miramar Or, Balboa Penln. Pt, N.B 673-7300 $187.500 Sunday 1'"'4 • 1905 Yacht Enchantrna. Seavtew. N.B 759-9070 S305K per k>t Sat/Sun 11 ....
6«-9060 $379,000 Sunday 1-5 •26435 Arbor Rd (San Juan Vig) SJC 3 IR •IUI Fii Ill tr IEI 842-5200 $119,900 Sunday 1-4:30
675-1771 S1800/mo Sat 10-5/Sun 12-5
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* • 2207 Aralla (Eastbtutf) Newport Beach * * * •42430 Baythoree (Baythore) NB
6«-6200 $279,000 Sunday 1-4 6«-8200 seeo,ooo Sunday 1'"'4 * •49 Cambria (Spyglasa) COM ~ $825.000 Sunday 1'"'4
2345 Arana. Eastbtuff. Newport Beach **83 ~Bay, Newport Beech
9'2-5200 S2<t5,000 Sat/Sun 1_..:30 758-8700 $795,000 Saturday 11-5 •3055 Capri, Mee8 Verde, Cotta Mtu
546-elel 8unday1 ....
2443 Bamboo, Eaatbluffa, Newport Beach ••22 e.tmont (Harbor Hiii) Nwpt 8ch
844-9080 $349,500 Sunday 1-4:30 759-8100 S850,000 Sat/Sun 1_..
f 20 Hlllaborough (Harbor Hiii) Nwpt Bct1 •v 18 Belc:ourt, Beteourt 759·9100 S775j000 Sat18un 1.... 1::> .. ~,. Cfrele (Baycree1) Nwpt Bctl
790-8333 *9,500 Sunday 1-5 S3e8,000 Saturday 1·5
, . ••21 Bodega Bay (8pygAaM) COM
••121& Bk'9 Gum <W•tciltf) Nwpt 8ch 644-8200 S53e.ooo Sunday 1_.. 7 ~':· ~ ~ 131-1288 $388,9&<> Sat/Sun 1-5 S1 000 Sunday 1 ....
405 Vllta Roma (Bluffl) Nwpt &di ' • ..,~ ~Aek·.ourt) Nwptlcb 6"""200 1178.IOO Seewdlly 1-4 •74 Hllcfeet, ~ ~. Nwpt 8d\
I S?M, . Sunday 1-5 •1748 Bon . f73-l100 12.•.000 Sundmy 1-5
•M7 IMftwood, Shof edtfta, CdM &42-344t*'.;ieNtiwpo.1 8-ctt. 788 uw..zo (Mw 0.. Mer) eo.ta Mela ••• eoeo '460,ooo Sunday 1"°" ·000 Sunday 1"°" 931.7370 •1•.eoo Sundey 1-5
**107 "G" .,_.,Bel. Pen6neu1a, N.8 *2221 Frtlnd8co, Newpott a.ct. . eu eoeo 1146,000 Sunday 1... 831-1288 1274.IOO .._ 1..S ••7Mullr .._..(~)COM
• . *1700 Galaxy Or 79CM33S •1.20&. s.t/8un 1-5
•2'07 H1rtMw VW Or, H.V Hh, CdM 75._ 1501 ~ (Ooww 8hoNe) Nwpt ~ * 925 ::r=• (Hlrbor fldge) H8 ... .,., 171,800 Sunday 1.... .ooo e.l8un 1 ..... 30 .... ~ •• ll0.000 ... 1-4:30
•enfl71Pr'dl DrJtWbor VU Knoll) N8 *212 ..._.Dr, (011•*0tlf). CdM IH HID •• ,000 ...,,. 1 ... :30 7-...070 •1.1•.000 Sal/8un 12·5 ••I Tr ...... H8ttMw Ndge. Nwpt lct'I
840 ·-lt,ll0,000 ..... 1-1
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&M-e200 "'8,000 &..day 1 .... :30
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759-9100 $225.000FEE Sunday 1'"'4:30
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518 DMMa. Corona det Mar ei~i~• 137&.ooo 9aVSun 1;.J
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NEWPORT BEACH
Miim llMI 1111,111
Fuhk>nable penthouae In a quiet and secure
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0pen and airy 2BR, 2 BA Greenbrier townhome
la a great executive home. Nicety appointed wtth
marble fireplace, wet bar, -formal dining and
your own private safe. Super price tor etegant
Newport Beech llvlng. Call to see It today!
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Thls home requires only minor repaJrs. Buy tow
and fix It yourself -INST ANT EQUITY I 3 BR. 1
BA and large yard for unbeatable value. Don't
wait! Cati to ·see nowt
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Owners just transferred after having completed
extenalve remodetlng. Picture perfect 3 BR, 11h
BA home in Costa Mesa. Many new features too
numerous to mention. Easy to see-call now! • ., ., msT an..-.
Breathtaking 3 BR, 3 BA townhome upgraded In
good quality. Ideally located In a wonderful la1MI mD 1121,111
complex with picturesque views from every UITm mll 1111 1111,-Beautifully upgraded 3 BR, 1% BA condo with
room. A bright and cheery home that should not Appealing and much In demand 3 bedroom dramatic state entry and kitchen. custom brick
be missed! See It today. home with hardwood floors and brick fireplace fireplace, wet bar, family room, master suite on
on wooded lot. Quiet cul-de-sac location not separate level and inviting stream off the patio.
•as•T mil 11...-affectedr by airport noise. Just listed. Call now to Within walking distance to South Coast Plaza.
Big. bright and sunny • BR, 2'h BA 2-story with see or t will be too late! Call todayt
2 car garage and ocean view from rear deck.
Very impressive. Walk to the beach or enjoy Tllllf1I ,.._, -11a,111
community swimming pool with jacuzzi or ten-_. ,.. _ 11..,.. Welt maintained 5 BR. w. BA home in Mesa
nls. Beautifully landscaped grounds. Vacant and Large former model end unit fully decorated. 2-North wtth fireplace, formal dining room. cov-
waltlng. Call now! story, 3 BR. 2'h BA~ balcony off master ered patio and new roof. Super for family with
bedroom, large brick fireplace and spacious, children -located near schools. This home Is In
... UY 11...-prtvate yard. Beautifully maintained complex excellent condition and won't last! Call nowl
Immaculate! Beautifully upgraded and re-wtth pool. Excellent move-In condition and va-
modeled. 2Br, 2Yt SA Newport home with fan-cant. Call nowl
tutic kitchen, separate family rooom and large
yard with lovely landscaping. Vacant and Just
waiting for new owners! Call to see this one now. unm -1111,111
Fabulous 3 BR, 2 BA, family room with fireplace. .....-... , 12...-formal dining and large yard with patio show
Spacious Newport Heights home In excetlent great potential. Instantly sppeallng inside and
location features 2 BR. 11n BA, wide open family out! Move fast on this beautiful home-an
room with double fireplace to llving room, 2 outstanding buy that won't wait around!
patlQs and very attractive kitchen. A beautiful
home that radiates warmth and charm. See It
"'' llllP! 1111,-Two story condo in excellent South Coast Metro
location. Either 4 BR or 3 + den. 2 baths. large
master bedroom with sun deck, mini-yard with
patio and two car gar3ge. Cozy complex with
pool and spa. Call to see today!
today!
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Spectacular 2-story. 5 BA home with
kltchen/famOy room combination, formal dining
area, living room with fireplace and enclosed
RIM,.._ l2n.-patio with heater. Superb family home romanti-
• lll PlmlllJ .,..... Have you wanted to move up from your smaller catty decoratea lo appeal to all. This-home can
Gorgeous bay view condo with 2 large muter h0me7 Here's your chance to obtain a large be your family's paradise -call to see today!
suites built-In kitchen with eating area plus tpaCtoua home In Eastalde Costa Mesa. A 3 BR,
huge '11v1ng and formal dining area. All h~ 21,,4,BA wtth teparate study and large family Ill.Ill TNBDIBIS 11--
ed wt all wall d room. Large pool wtth solar heat and cozy sun -..-light th qu ty papers an carpet. room. See tt today! Never a vacancy In this superb duplex. Two 2 sort complex on the bay with pool and boat slip BR. 21}, BA units with fireplace. Inside laundry
near the Pavillion. and garage. Excellent condition. Perfect for
proud Investor or owner occupancy. Call now!
""' H••• ...-unm 1-2 UT un.-Ramt>Mng 2-atory home with • large bedrooms Expanalve '4 BR, 3 BA home set-back on R-2 lot
lncludee elegant master suite with his/hers wtth space to butkt Unique floor plan with huge TIU llWllTlll U-.
bathrooms and overlook• picturesque pool wtth family room and flreplace. The time to buy Is Gracious • BR + den Mesa Verde home has
rock fountain. Superb home with high beamed now! Call today. everything! Located near 2 golf courses and
ceilings and circular staircase. Call to see right perks, beautiful yard with pool and patio, and
away! side hideaway patio off the den. new add-on
IT'lllTUU .,.,. famlly room ~nd teen quarters with It's own
entry. Bring In your offer! All terms will be
considered. Wl.,..ln ...,-If you have someone you would llke to live side-
Immaculate 3 BR,2 BA hOme on picturesque by-side wtth then this double townhome is for
Inlet In a private community has room for the yout Superb condition 3 BR, \ 1h BA units with Ulll ~ au.-
kid•. dogs and -40 foot boat. Comes complete mint yard In most desirable Eaatslde Costa Large 4 BR 2'h BA Buccola home with 3 car
with new deelgner furniture. All the work Is done; Mesa location. Grab your friend and see It garage, Impressive patio with fireplt, wet bar.
all you need to do la move In! Call today to see today! skytlght, professionally landscaped. Overiooks
the beat value on the water. the best view of Costa Mesa goff course. Great
.... I IQ . • ·--value for your money and PRICED TO SELL.
Btg Ind beeutttutf trwfthtg and grecloul wannttt Mii llt .. ,.. -n..-
of wood•. apea.i tit• and luxurioua carpet• Cuetom U-thaped home with 3 BR and family• .. -.-,.-•••llMn ..._
throughout. Outltandlng buy on a very Mdal room buttt around lovely pool and spa and new Detached 3 BR, 2 BA home ptus trtptex (2 BR,
letancf complete with dock and aide tlee for your patio. An exceptlonal opportunity Includes a 1 'h BA each unit) ptua room to buHd another
ftotllla. Let us lhow you thi. perfect 3 BR. 3BA ~-~ IUft• with 2 rooms and a full unit. Don't heaftate, caH today for turther lnfor-
home. Euy to ... -jult call. bath. Don t ml• this chance to own your own matlon on thta spectacular lnveetment property!
Newport Beech pool hOme. Cati nowt
645-0303
2219 HIRIGR l~D., CGSTl IESI
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High rental area -constant demand. For the
shrewd Investor this 4 BR I 2 BA duplex can't be
beat. Steps to surf and sand. .... ,..... ...
Instantly appealing 3 BRr 2 BA. profeuk>natty
decorated wit~ lmaglnattve touches. Located on
the canal with large patio & covered ~k.
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-ftlW -.u NH.-Price reduction -best value In the area. 3 BR +
family room, 3 car garage, upgraded kitchen
appliances. meticulously maintained. Fee.
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Enter lovely garden courtyard to 4 BR, 2'h BA,
unique llvlng room, family room home. Three car
garage. Treat yourself.
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• $285,000
pfus two legal noncomformlng bachelor units. ......,
Excellent Income and exoeflent loan. . ~ $288,500
O. VALENTINE You'll love the look of this stunning 3 BRI a.a ..... Bleached hardwood floors. Burbef carpet, cozy
C. RUMSFELD fireplace and a large , lush yard.
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Saualltto model on excellent stree1 In Corona del llm ~
Mar. 3 BA, 2 BA, large yard, covered patio, ~
Karastan wool carpet. Owners anxlovs. 3 BR. FR al
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Beautiful 4 BR home with large family room. 3 BR, Poot
Exceptlonally lovety patio with private pool and :':" ••ABS
ape. Wood floors and lots of red brlek. -• •
S290,000
$359,000
$398,000
$<450.000
$<495,000
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Serenely situated 4 BR. Tastefully appointed &
meticulously maintained. 2 spacious patios and
pool.
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Forever ocean view! 4 BR + large formal dining
room. Family room with wood parquet floor &
brick fireplace. Private courtyard entrance .
BALBOA PENINSULA 2 + guest, View
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$625,000 R. KURTZ ..... ftlW au All.Ill
H a. ..... Incredible vlew -Incredible decor. Incredible
1 ~E: value -Incredible price. Exclusively listed
M. REEDY ~a 3 BR, 2~ BA view home. App<Mnt-
8 BR, FR, View $650.000
LIWll t• 11U 12n,111 .,.. al $699,000 Comfortabte and fun, stucco 3 BA home close to 8 BR, FR. View
bay and ocean beaches. First home, summer WllT •UP•T
home or neighborhood warrants a new home. 3 BR. FR
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Cape Cod 4 BR, den, 4 BA, one house from the 3 BR $265,000 J. MERTZ
$798,000
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beach. Two fireplaces. gorgeous throughout. ...,.., H1! • ......._
Anxious seller. 3 BR $269,500 H. THAMER
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PllmllU ...... 1471-2 BR, Oen S289,000 l. ROSE
Location, ocean, view and income tool C1811lc UITK.IPf • ""' 1 beach duplex at end of boardwalk with pan-5 BR or H Den S290,000 L MURPHY
oramlc Catalina and sunset view. .. • 111 .. 111111
CORONA DEL MAR
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Newly decorated 3 BR charmer; plantation shut-
ters, fireplace, celling fans. brass hardware,
redwood spa, new paint. 1 'h blocks to beach!
... --Ill ... 1121,111 Top this for value! 6 BR, 4 BA. 2 kitchens, 2
garages, 2 laundry facllltles, patio + sundeck.
Walk to beach & shops. Low down, auume loan. H llU...... . l4ll,lll ~:... S325,000 J . DO~:=
Authentic Balboa oceanfront. livable, specious 3 BR, FR $345,000 C. McMAHAN Mllll 11 mD ta.,111
5 BR, 3~ BA home with spectacular Catalina & -ftlW au 1• 111 n ... ~---option-~allabte. Beauttfutly decorated
aunBt view. Excel.lent Jocatlon. Super buy. 3 BR ----s349,500 n. ,;,;.::,NGER one story, spacious 3 BR home. Plaster & cedar
._ ~ 11•,111 ~ ~ $359,000 E. 8= ceilings, shutters. spa, A/C. Call now.
lnatant move In. Exqul&itety furnished. new •mw 1• ,..., luh•• Him • 111 ... •
Cius A construction, 3 fireplaces, spa. 2 living 3 BR, View $279,000 G. ANDERSON A jewel of 8 car,: Cod one door from ~
rooms. All you need 11 checkbook & toothbrulh. ..,._ al 11 ''"''" ..__.._ Btvd 3 BR 3 BR FR $398 ooo M REEOv ·• • rench doors, bay window.,
f 11 llU...... 11•,111 ..... · 1111 ,...,11~li•tiw gourmet kitchen, beautifully rem~ In '83.
Rotllng sand dunea to ocean Is view from this 4 BR, FR. View $429,900 G. ANDERSON ... TmMI .. , ....
appealing home. Exten&fve uee of brick and ...., 11a l1•1fMt Front row view of ocean and bay Room for poof
wood add to the existing charm. 4 BA, POOi $430,000 M. MATTHEWS on v•~··•de W t h bo t b . d a.... IMW...... ._ ... a c a ago yan enJoygr•t
N llU Uw.J .... 3+ BA $435,000 C. RUMSFELO tunMta.
The ctMlk: gem 3 BA home I• on exctutNe 111111 L... 141 •• ..
Buena Vista. Exqu181te decor, hardwood floor. 3 BR, FR $450,000 R. BOLAND
Separate sandy beach, garden & brick patio. -• •In•••,.,... t 8 BR • BR $495.000 L SHAW cen +office home the area hat to otfet.
HI lllllU Urn.T ...... -w _.,....., Lovely pool, spa and gorgeoue custom decor.
Brick patio with built-In BBQ lendt ltMff to an 4 BR, Oen, PIS $555,000 E. COAKETt HI• -Ill UnmT ... -
entertainment flow between your yacht and ... WIW au ,..., .,.. .... • p J
custom home. Oak cabinetry, location! 3 BR, FR, View $579,500 c. BALDIKOSKI erfect setting for viewing harbor boat Ktlvtty. -• • _. .... llM 4 BA, 3'..i BA, 3 car garage, dock apace for 3
fflll lllU 11.-.... 2+ au.et, View $e25,000 J. dulOIS boats. Land Included.
Garden entry to appealing and speclout <4 BR .._I I IL.t ttT -r llrMt
home. Lanai ecrOtS front overl<>Oklng sandy 3 BR, OcMnfrnt *845,000 C. EADIE
beach and dock on 50' frontage. ..... al ll 11111 •
5 BA, V'9w $649,000 A. KURTZ
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Spectecular home on 60' frontage. 2 boat sllpt e BA, FR. View $e!50,000 8. AUDY Bright and Clean 2 BR condo with coot INldy
+ 2 tide u ... separate 1 BR apt., 3 car garage, .,... la&. f ..._ llr backyard to enjoy aummer barbeque9. NMr
full buement. May con9'der apt. trade. Fee e BA, FA, View seee.ooo M. R~EDY lhopplng, pools. tennis.
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Cu11om butlt & decorated home + new gueet I I IL.t t• .... llr Private & quiet woocs.ct aree wtth poo1 & tennil
t1partment on 70' main bay frontage. New p'9r & 3 BR. Beyfront S1 ,225.000 E. OLSON facllttie.. Highly upgraded, 2 BR. den, 2 dedca.
IHp for 2 large boats, aandy beach, sunny patio ~ ~C::tLt S2.200,000 '':.':;'~ Lovety night-tight vJew.
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