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THUR DAY, JULY 31, 1986
Airplane shears top off car in·B
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Dtck Gibboney of Hanttnaion Be&cb (ript) 8taD48 nat to hla ml Ned the na.nway at lleaclowluk Airport ln BantiJltton
aatomoblle, wblcb bad lti top abeared off wben an airplane ~cb Wedn-4.ay. Gibboney wu not lDjared lD mlabap.
. BJROBDTBAAUA °' ..............
A 1maJI airplane crubed into and
demoliJbed a pe.r'kt.d car whiJe mak·
l"Janemeraency llndJna Wednetday •f\emoon at Mcadowlal'k Airport 1n
H untinston Bach.
The pilot, .Donald J. Bunker, SO, of
H untincion Beach wu treated for a
pottible b1p UUW'Y at Humana Hospt-
tal in Huntinston Beach.
Dlck Gibboney, 59, of Hunt.tnaton Belc~L'!~wullninain bi1carwbcn the pt&DC bit ii. acapcd vu1u.a.lly
UDICT'ltcbed.
... wu sjttil'\I there fllllna out m_y
•let i'q)Ortt. l didn't know what hit me. Somethlna ~ into the t.ck
of me and I didn't think anybody could JO as fut u that. I couldn't see
anythfn,a at flm bec:aUte or all the Oyina aws and the dust. I WU lucky,
damned lucky.
'*lftbere had been eomeone 11tt1n,
an the J>*llClllCf 11dc: (of the: car), they
would.be JOnc." ·
The 1in&le enpne ajrplane, Utted as
a G lobe Aircraft Swift, rammed the
nabt aide of the car, a 1977 Chevrolet
Concord , before spinn1n1 around and
cominato~.
B~nker1 reported to be a retired
fireman 1n the Los An&eln area,
walked away from the wreck without
help.
Pohcc officers reported that
Bunker ta1d h11 enaine failed. Other
local offic11l1 111d the plane's fuel
tank wu near1y empcy.
Hunllnaton Beach Police°"*'"'
ment helieopwr pilot Jon Arnold' tlW
he waa ftyina io tlM vidniry of IM
private airport with crewmaa Jim
Lail wben be MW ikanbr't lwo-
putcnlC", ·~plw = tnl IO make a doWnwt.d
lhortJy after 2 p.m. PUoca-*
land and take off into the wt.a
became It it l&!tr, Atriold aid.
A man Who Mid be fliet airp1ua
out of Meadowlaat Airport, but .-
declined to idcnllfy himaelf, ....
Bunker prot.l>ly wowcrhaw JUded
11.fely -even~ be wu maki ..
bit apprOICh from the~ ctitec.-
tion -bad he not slammed tnto 1he
cat.
Gibboney wd be bad j ust lrrived
at the atrpon to call on a client a.nd
parked near the runway to complete
eomereporu
Aaked 1( It WU I safe~ to pat,
be 111d there problbly 11n't any .re
place to park at the airport. But be~
declined to elaborate and said liter
that "'there'• nothina the mand' with
the airpon. He laid he i1 a ~Jot and
flies frequently from the litpOl't at
Warner Avenue and Bolla Cb1ca
Road.
As Gibboney WU IW'V~, the
wrc:ckqe and countJl'\I his udty
ltln. a eelic:e off acer told him wftb I
smile, 'The nearest church iJ at
SpnntdaJe treet and Heil Avenue. I
thank you better &et there U IOOD U pos11ble ••
Healthy baby girl born
to brain-dead mother
Tori Glezos 'died
young, lived well'
GOodnew•
Johnnie Jobn80n of the
Ram• la apected to
mlM only two to three
weeu of pracdce after
knee aar1err Wedne.
day. Cl.
California
Attorney General John
Van de Kamp says Call-
fornla pollce who fly over
encloMd yarda looklng
for marijuana may risk
being sued./ A8
Nation
Supreme Court Jua11ce
Wllllam H. Rehnquist,
aeeklng contlrmatlon as
chief justice, told a Sen-
ate committee he never
haraaaed or Intimidated
minority voters./ A7
World
An exploalon sparked a
tire aboard a cruise ship
In the Bahamas, forcing
987 passengers to evacu-
ate./ Al
Bu•lne••
The newly opened Quality
Suite• Hotel cater• to
traveler• who want a eulte
at an affordable rate./81
Sporta
The Angele' bench comea
through In a 8-2 victory
over the Oakland A'a. /C1
INDEX
Advlc. and Gamea
Boating
Bulletin Board
Bustn••• c1 ... 1tled
Comic•
Death NotlC4tl
Entertainment
Opinion
Paparuzl
Potic. Log
Publlc Notlc.1
8port1
Tetevtaton
WMther
94
91
A3
8$.7
C5-7
86
C10
83
88
81
A3
C&-10
C1-4
84
A2
After gtvtng birth.. woman taken
off life-s upport system and dies
SANT A ( LA RA, ('ah(. CAP) -A brain-dead
woman kept on life-auppon systems for 71/J weeks until
her prqnancy neared term was d isconnected and died
shortly after &J vina b1nh, hospital offietals said
The baby, named Michele Odette Poole, wu
delivered Wednesday by ( acsarean section at K.a1scr
Perrru1nente Hospital here and was "ranna to go,"
hospital offiCtals u1d
The baby's father, Demck Poole, fiancc of '4-ycar
old Mane Odette Henderson, fou&}lt a legal battle with
M5 Henderson's parents. Fdna and Ot111 Henderson of
Detroit, who wanted to di.connect their dau&}lter·, life-
FVman
shells out
money for
turtle guard
By PHIL SNEIDERMAN
Of .. .,..,N.e .....
A Fountain Valley man's great
white turtle hunt continues
The search for the stolen reptile has
been expanded nat1onw1de and into
Canada. And locall y, a n1&}ltt1me
aecurity 1uard has been hired to help
prevent s1m1lar thdh
Last week. Walter Allen. the uty\
well known "Tunic Man:· rcponed
the then of a rare alh1no Asian tunle,
valued at $2.000 Allen, who main-
tains a backyard collec.t1un of 400
tunics and tortoises, offered a no-
que1t1ons.-11ked SSOO reward for the
rcpttle's safe return
support systems
Poole, 31 , obuuned a coun order lo keep the hfe-
support system connected, e\'cntually rcachma an
agreement with her pa~nts to keep her ahve until the
beby wet born. He alto waa srantcd custody.
Ma. Hcndenon wu au months prqnant when the
collapsed June 4 becauae of a stroke cau.S by a JOlf ball-
s1ze brain tumor She was declared leplly dead three days
later
Dr Citcphen Fembach. director of the neonataJ
1nten51ve care untt at Kaiser, said the child 11 doina well
and probably will be ready to leave the hospital in seven to
10 days.
"She wu more mature and more v1aorou1 than I
expected. She's a real pretty baby," said Fembach. "She
wa• more active than many normal dehverie1. She was
(Pleue ... BABY I A2)
Fatal craah .
Hundreds attend
rosary; recall HB
girl's short life
87 PAUL ARCRIPLEY
Of ... ...,,... ....
Most people hope to make
.ome kind of a martc in their
lifct1mes Ton Lei\lt Gle:ros had
only nine years. but ahe cut a Wlck
swath
Hundreds offnend1 turned out
to celebrate Ton's memory
Wednelday at a rosary at Saints
The turtle then wH the 1ubJect of
widespread ncw11 covera&e that Allen
hopc<J would lead to the recovery of
"Whitey."
Martha Youna. an an11tant to the
tunic collector. 111d Tuesday that the
reports have &eneratcd numerous
(Pleue ... TURTL&/A2)
An officer lnterYtew• wltneeeee (left) while
paramedic• attend to Yictim WednMClay
follcnnn. the 3 p.m. acaldent tbat kllled
eorona d"el Mar r•ldent Aaron llalulao.
Mtlaa'9n. 18, wu clrtYint nortbboand on
th• 55 rreewa1 at tbe 405 Freeway wben be
drtfted onto tbe aboalder and hit a n u pbalt
berm, Mid CBP Offtcer Al Orcbard. Tbe
yoath lo.t control and wu ejected from the
car whtcb rolled oYer him.
Trapping Golden Bear memories
Elsie Bakre Smith was ftrst proprf etor
of former Huntington Beach landmark
All that'a lcf\ of the Golden Bcar-
fint 1 famed ~1taurant and later 1
mcit mum: ntahtdub -11 a prle of
bnck1 stacked up at the comer of
Main Street and Pac1nc \0111 H1dl-
way 1n Hununaton Beach
Rock mu11c fana and t lunt1n1ton
Beach Hmon~I Society mcmhc'r1
loat a c-1mp1aan to uvt 1hc old
bulld1n1 early t1'11 aummer and tht
forcea of rtdevelopmcnt prevailed
The bu1ld1n1 w" dcmoh•h(d w
make way for 1 prnpo~d nine ''nr)
hotel.
You'll never hear I l\1r
Rakrt m1th ra11t a f\m ahout the
dcm11e of the C1oldcn fkar -and 1ht•
know1 more ahout the <1oldrn tw-ar
than any hvina pcraon
f!llK' wa• not only lhcrt Wht'n tlte
bu1ldin1 WH con1tructcd 1n 1929 -
the lumtd the first •hovel of dirt
Mn Smith, now 119. \ltd ~he ha1
wonderful memone• of the (!olden
Rear. But 1t'1 not a h11toncal land
mark1 1n her upin1un, and 1hould
have n«n lorn down lo make way for
pr<>lfT ' "lt acrved 11t purpo~." •he .. 1d
"I'm r.lea\<"d that thr) ·~ aoina tn
rrvlla 11e lhr downtown I wrolt tht
mayor to tell him how plra~ I 1m I
1m for proirri' lway' "
Mra Smith 1n.d hrr late hudlillnd,
Harry Bakre, paid $6,CXlO for two Ion
on which to hu1ld the re•taun1nt
It t o.i thC'm about $22,000 to build
the •truC'ture when all c~t• were
con11dettd and It wu 1 happy day
when the Bakrc. (he wu a renowned
chef of the era) opened the rtstaurant
Junr ~. 1929 The Wa1T Steel \rah
c•me four month• later and the (1rcat
[)rpreu1on unk the Rak rt\ dttply in
debt, •he u1d
Out they made 1t throuah with
tfarry wrv1n1 H chef ind 'Fl11e IS
ca1h1er, h0tte1t and JU•t about t\'ery
th1n1el1t
Ouaine ' picked up when votert
rcptalcd proh1b1t1on 1n 19 H ind tht
Bak,,,.. addtd a oockta1l loun~ r hey
opuattd the rtttaurant until I 1150.
Harry dttd "" year1 later
In ll• tarly d•1•. the rt'\taurant wa\
the uopl)tnl off point btt~n ''°'
ROBERT
BARKER
Rr TROSPE c11v£
Anaeles and ~n Olqo (or movie
stan and other famous proplc Pacific
Coast Hiahway had only two lane• at
the ume and there weren't many
quality restaurant• around
The Pnnce ofWalea wau v111torin
lhe car1y days 11 were a number of
movie 1tan that included Errol
Flynn. Oinarr Rodarn . Al Jolaon and
othen. 1hc u1d.
Mrs. Smith rttall• that actor John
Barrymort, even thouah ht wa, 11ck,
'lloppcd bt for a ctnnk •honly bcfott
h11dcath "'r
(Pl ....... OOLD&NfM)
Simon and Jude Church 10 Hun~
inston Beach.
Behind Tori'• small pink
casket, tacked to the church wall.
wu a huac poster that rad.
''Thank you Tori, for." and
children and adult• alike flocked
to it to wnte tbclr penooal mcssaaca.
Many o( her schoolmates alto
d~ otr lenctt that wilJ be
buncd Wlth her today
It was an outpourina onove for
the a.irt who IU'Ualed m11btily
apinst cancer bef'O~ at too\ her
life o n Monday.
(Pl ....... aotlAaT /A.2)
Sumner,
LaRouche
debate
on cable
By ROBERT HYNDMAN °' .. .,.., ........
Supponer1 of poht1cal elll~m11t
Lyndon LaRouche have penuaded or
paid loc~I cable TV stattona to
broadcast • videotaped debate be·
twefn the controven1aJ consptracy
theorist and Democratic con-
grc111onal candidate Bruce Sumner.
Requestin1 time o n local-acxna
channels, LaRouche supporters have
hned up 6 pm broadca.ts or the
debate on cable TV systems throuah-
out the OranJt ( oast
The 10-minute debate was taped
June l the day before the pnmary
elcct1on that pitted Sumner 1n a wntc-
in campa11n ap1nst Dcmocnttc
nominee Art Hoffmann, a LaRouchc
supporter
In 1t, Ciumner and LaRouche di ..
cuss top1c1 n1n1in1 from domestic
and foreip pohcy to some of
LaRouchr' conspiracy theonn
(Pl-... ... D&BATS/A2)
Bartender won't
face charges for
serving cfrunk
By SttVE MARBLE °' ...............
A Newport Beach bartender •ho
allqrdly ~ vodbmd.::otch toa
drunken customer who struck •nd
killed 1 b1cych1t moment• after
lcavin• the barc•n not br proecicu\ed,
a municipal ooun Judae ruled Tuct-
day
Rohen Kinney, the manactna ber-
tcnder at Woody"• Wharf, was
charged with servtna alcohot to 1
customer who wu ob\'tou ly 11\toJL·
1cattd
The ca~ was diuntnod Tuetday
httaulC' pohoc waned natty aevtn
month• af\er the ICtidca\ to anwt
(Pl ....... BAllTSlfD&a/ A.I)
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Al °"M09 Comt DAILY PILOT I ThUnidey, J
ROSARY FOR TORIGLEZOS . • • ..._Al
'Ton adlerild Crom a ""''f:"' mu1cle caocer -rab·
domya.rcoma.
Yet. detplw ber own d.iff\cuh
blttk-, Ton spent m0tt ofber time
looldna aft.er othera.
The flnt patient to ft!CCive a
boOO-marTOW ttu11>Jant lD Or·
&QF County, Tori told her t'i~~ Michael Glezos. lhat lbe wu
another tin.lo sirl had to wait for the ttanaplant.
.. That way they can learn from
me arus correct what mistakes
they made, .. 1be told him.
Wheo another child at Chil-drens Hospital of Oran,e County
cried becauae of an operation lbe
needed to widerao for Cln<ler,
Tori explained to her mp.by-step
what would happen and eased her
fear, said Paul Mua. a flmily
friend.
Maaa. known by the Olczos
family as "Tall Paul," started
visitina children at CHOC five
years aao when. friend of bis aot
cancer. When be met Tori, "I
couldn't -stay away from her," he
said. "She touched me in a very,
special way. Sbe radiated love,'
he said.
Those sentiments were heard
time and apin from the diverse
crowd that atwMlod Wedneaday'a
roury.
Mua noticedjuat how divtne
one niibt when be wu visitina
Tori in tbe inttnlivo care unit.
"There were all thete different
peoP.le, from the chwdt, &om ber
dads work. 1ebool. the hospital.
They weren't all !tom just one
place, but from all over lbe
place.'' Maq 11.id.
Even the lt&ft'from the office of
the family physician. Or. Jerry
Rand, and medicel penonnel
from CHOC, wbo tee death too
often. attended the~·
"She was special," 1&1d Kathy
Wolli one of Rand'• assistants.
"Ano the family was very cl0te.
"They share their cle>1eocss
with everyone, from the doctor's
office to their next door neiah·
bor."
Friends remembered that
closeness Wednelday. Asked
what the would remember most
about Tori, bcr physical educa-
tion teacher. Karen Foster, said,
"How she loved everyone.
"She· never pve up. She was
alway' fiahtina." Pethaps that was bow she
manaae<t to flJ)\t the cancer as
Iona as Ille did.
She wu always aware of what
ber diJeUet meant. what her
docton were doiftlo about C9Ch
treatment, bet Cltbcr -.id. "She
sven k4ew the coma doeea ofhet medications. .. be uJd.
And. while she wu in IObooJ tut year pcch.a~ only fou.r or five
weeks, 1he sull completed her
work.
"We'd pick up her weekly
Uli&nmeou for her and Tori
wowd do it on her own." Olezos
said. ''f{er tcacben weren't
lenient.''
Tori wouldn't have wanted
them to be. She demanded much
ofbenelf. A bulletin board at the
front of the church crammed
with photos, ribbOos and
ocrtlfi.catcs, attested to her varied
interests. She was a aymnut. a
swimmer a ballplayer.
Jude h~~ wbo led the
rosary, iafd~ ''She died very
youna. but the lived very well."
Even at the end of ber life, she
wu tooldna out for others.
When Or. Mitchell Cairo, di-
rector of cancer research at
CHOCi.. came into the ward just
before 1ori died, she waved him
over, said her father. .
''He bent down, and she eve
him a bua," Gtczos said. • She
said, 'That's the best 1 can do
now."'
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After the baby's birth, and the death of Ms.
Henderson, Poole said Wednesday, "Knowin& Odette,
and how bad she wanted to have this baby, maybe it was
Ood's will that today was the time for her -the time to
take the baby."
Michele was delivered by Dr. Donald Dyson, chief of
pennatology at Kaiser Permanente Hospital. She
wel&hed 4 pounds, S ounces and was I 61h inches long.
after actti.na resulu of an amniocentesis Tuesday that
showed the tunas were mature enou&h.
"I know bow it feels to be a father now. Sbe looked at
me and I looked at her. I only wish Odette were here," said
Poole, waitina outside the delivery room.
"When I looked into ber eyes, I could see the
cxten,sion from Odette into her. Michele looked like a
carbOn'copy of Odette," Poole said.
Pool~ said be hoped his fight would inspire other
fathers faced with the same difficult decision.
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Dyson said only S percent of all brain-dead people
survive more than two weeks on life support, addina that
he had read about only five cases ofbabaes beina delivered
to brain-dead mothers.
Doctors decided to deliver the 32-weck-old fetus
''Ifl can 10 to my arave sayina I have Michele here on
earth and I can reach out and touch somebody by doing a.II
this. then my job was served welJ here.'' Poole said. Settlement sets limits on jail time
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GOLDEN MEMORIES •..
From Al
"It was a meeun~ place aJong the
Coast route," she said. "It was a break
1n the drive. 'I'll meet at the Golden
Bear was a password.'"
She also recalls the Long Beach
earthquake of 1933 that shook a few
bncks loose from the bu1ld1ng. But
the thing she remembers most about
the earthquake as that the restaurant
employees abruptly quit work and
headed for the mountains to escape a
udal wave that never materialized.
The exodus came without warning
and left her and Harry to do all the
work
"I ha'e "onderful mem ones." she
said. "It's great to look back It was
really character-building to thank of
the tames being so (econom1cally)
awful and to pull tlvough.
.. But I'm interested m the present
and the future even though I have to
face the reality that at my age I may
not be around tomorrow. I don't buy
green bananas anymore," sbejoked.
She still dnves her car from her
current home an Laauna HilJs to her
hairdresser m Corona del Mar. She
plays bridge a couple of times a week and gets together with the gjrls for a
game of poker about once every three
weeks: One of her poker opponents is
former movie actress Ruby Keeler of
Newport Beach.
For 30 years. Smith was a member
of the Santa ..\na Country Oub 1n
Newport Beach and the champion of
the women's golf club.
"The best r ever shot was an 81."
she said. "Something always came up
ltlale Bakre Smith
on one hole to keep me from shooting
in the 70s."
By t}e Aa1ocJate4 Prn1
People arrested without a warrant
in Oranae County must be ta.ken
before a judicial officer within 36
hours or released, accordinJ to the
settlement of a federal lawsuit.
The suit, filed by the American
Civil Liberties Union against the
county, means that people arrested
on a Friday will not have to wait in
Oranae County Jail until Monday to
appear in court.
"The idea 1s to protect the rights of
those who arc arrested without a
warrant and held in the jail ," ACLU
attorney Ri chard Hemtan said.
''Most of those people arrested arc
bailed out within a few hours. Almost
half of those arrested without a
warrant ... arc never charged with
anything.··
State law requires people arrested
with a warrant to be ta.ken before a
1ud1cial officer within 48 hours.
The settlement, released Tuesday,
will reQuire a Superior Court or "We expect to start in the fall."
Municipal Court judae. com-Neither he nor Herman would
missioner or refertt to conduct estimate the cost of the the additional hearin~ on Saturdays to determine if court ICSSions.
there 1s probable cause to bold The settlement will be fonnaliud
individuals arrested without a war-within 30 day.t'Under an order from
rant. U.S. District Judie Richard Oadboi1
"That's our pme plan.'' said Jr.
Timotl)y J. Stafford, a private at-The settlement stems from a law·
torney who represented the county. suit against the county .
Actors still negotiating
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Nego-
tiators trying to avert a strike by two
actors' unions that could delay the fall
television season continued their
talks Thunday pa.st a self-imposed
midnight deadline.
"As of now, we don•t know euctly
what is goina on. We arc stm
neaotiatina." Carol Ayik.ama, a
spokeswoman for the Alliance of
Motion Picture and Television
Producers, said shortly after m.icj,.
niaht.
"She aaid that even thouah the talb
h.ad not broken off, it did not
necessarily represent an extension of
the deadline that both aroups aveed
they would impose on the talks.
BARTENDER WON'T FACE CHARGES ... SUMNER, LaROUCHE DEBATE ON CABLE ••• From Al
Kinney. v1olat1ng his nght to due
process, said Harbor Municipal
Court Judge Christopher Strople.
The case was unique in that 11
marked one of the few umes a
bartender has been charged with
contnbuung to a fatal car accident by
serving a drunken customer
The customer, Steven Taylor
Chase of Fountain Valle y, hit and
killed Joseph Bradford Howe and Oed
the scene of the accident, according to
court documents
The son of a d1stn ct coun Judge 1n
Anzona. Howe was nding his I().
speed bicycle on the shoulder of
Pacific Coast H1ghwa} near Supenor
A venue on March 11. 1985, when he
was struck b)' a m1n1-p1clwp and
dra~ed more than I 00 feet.
C hast arrested before he was able
to reach his Fountain Valley home.
had a blood alcohol level of nearl}
0 30 percent or three times the le" el at
which a motonst 1s presumed too
drunk to dm·e re,ords show.
card voucher he left behind, accord-
ing to a prosecutor
The voucher, allegedly written 1n a
sloppy manner, was to be used as
evidence that Chase was so 1ntox-
1cated he could barely write, said
Kelly MacEachern, the prosecutor
who filed the charges
Also, Chase had been refused
service at another bar earlier in the
evening, she said.
But Strople ruled Tuesday that.
police violated Kinney's right to due
process by waiting nearly seven
months before arresting him.
"All these months had passed and
suddenly the pohce walk into the bar
one day and arrest ham there at
work," said defense attorney James
Walsworth, a former Superior Court
1udae in Orange County. ·
From Al guilty to charges of manslaughter and
felony hit-and-run driving. Chase was Although excerpts from the debate winner of the disputed primary
sentenced to 16 months in state have been shown on various news election.
pnson, accordm& to court rec-0rds programs, the entire debate has not Sumner, however, said he is not
Still. another four months passed previously been broadcast. concerned about the reasons behind
before Kinney was arrested. Sumner already has been declared the LaRoucbians' efforts to broadcast
"That's what seemed so chicken. the winnerof that 40th Congressional the debate.
Why tbe delay? And then why the Distnct primary, but LaRouche sup-"If I undentood that, I would
sudden, aJmost emergency need to porters say they want the debate understand why they say the Queen of arrest him at work an front of shown anyway. England pushes drup ... and why
everyone? He wasn 't going any-there was a Jewish plot to kill
where," said Walsworth. "(think Lyndon LaRouche docs a Abraham Lincoln.'' Sumner said. "I
Deputy District Attorney Jerry greatj'ob of gettina his views across," mean, their stuff is wild."
Johnston said he is considering says · im Duree, a volunteer workina But Sumner said he is pleased with
appealing Strople's ruling to the on L&Rouche's presidential cam-the opportunity to spread bis v1ew-
Superior Court, which has the paiJ.n. "He talks about real issues points to distnct voters, courtesy of
authonty to reinstate the charges. while Sumner continues his smear the televised debate.
Kinney's arrest sent shock waves campaign." "I'm deliahted," he said. "All at can
throuah the restaurant community, Duree said while the broadcast is do is help me with my race apinst
said Walsworth. intended to publicize LaRouche and (Repubhcan nominee Robert)
"It was a very serious case and I got his political viewpoints. it may have bad ham."
a flood of calls nght afterward from an effect as well on the outcome of Local cable TV officials said they
the owners of rcstuarants and other Hoffmann's race qamst Sumner. were approached by LaRouche sup-
alcohol-servma establishments want-"That race is not over by a Iona porters three to four weeks ago with IDJ advice. There was a real concern," shot," Duree wd, noting that lepl requesu to broadcast the debate.
said Walsworth. challenaes are planned against the In some instances. LaRouche sup-
use of the local-access channel.
Dimension Cable Services. which hu
about 70,000 subscribers in Laauna
Beach and south Oranae County,
charaed $7S. Oroup W Cable. with
about 12,000 subscriben in Newpon
Beach, cbaraed sso. Copley-Colony Cablevision, how-
ever, will broadcast the debate free of
charae to its customers in Costa
Mesa.
Community Cablevision of Irvine
turned down the ~ucst as it is
currently rcorpnizina its local-oria·
ination prosrammina services.
Maureen File, Dimension Cable's
proaramina director. said she re-
viewed the videotaped debate and
concluded that "both people arc
represented; it doesn't seem to be
slanted in either favor. It's a very
traditional format."
Officials from other cable TV
stations qreed that the debate was
balanced enouah to accept for broad-
cast. Cha se. 30. ran up a $26 ta b at Woody's Wharf buying dnnks for
himself and a companion and
M:rawled out a ~400 tip on a credit
The delay was due m part to the fact
that Kinney had been subpoenaed to
tesufy against Chase. said Walsworth.
Police said they waited to punue
char1es afllanst K.inney because they
needed his help in the case against
Chase.
His testimony was not needed.
however, because Chase pleaded
Though it came at the expense of ballot recount that found Sumner the porters were required to pay a fee for
his client, Walsworth said Kinney's ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
arrest served as a public warning to
bartenders throughout the county.
TURTLE STILL MISSING •.•
From Al
calls from people who believed
they've spotted Whitey.
"We've tracked down a lot of
turtl~s but we haven't found the nght
one yet," she ~·d
"Walter'\ JU\! "om ed sick about
her She''i a "t"I) loving turtle,"
Young said
Because Allen·~ tunic collection 1s
surrounded by a hl nck wall and a
locked a.ate, the owner u1d the albino
could not ha ve crawled away on her
own
Young said 'he l'i d1sm1ssing an
an1t1al theory that a cunou'i ne1ah-
borhood youth m1aht have t.alcen 11
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without realmna the rare reptile's value. She said the white turtle was
not particularly eye-atchina and
sugested a cunous teen would have
taken one of the more colorful ones an
the collection.
The m1ssin1 reptile as about 10
inches Iona. weiahs about six pound'
and is about SO years old.
Young said Allen held a public tour
of has collection recently. She specu·
lated that a v1S1tor miaht have learned
then about the value of the albino and
returned later to steal II for sale
1hrough 1lleaal channels.
"There's an underaround for
everything," includana rare birds and
other animals, Youna sajd.
She said she itnd Allen have alerted
East Coast dealers to be on the
lookout for offers of an albino turtle
and they have conducted an inter-
view with. Canadian radio Station to
sound the alert north of the border.
Meanwhile. back at Allen's home.
the alarm system has been uwaded,
and a sccunty auard has been hired to
watch over the turtle collection after
"dark, Youna said.
She said information about the
m1sS1na tunic 1s "•II beana 50hc1ted
Allen can be reached at 962-0612,
Young at 962-8989.
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to speak at UCI ,
Brazilian author and educator Paulo Frrire,
internationally known fof b.il work 10 adult
education and liteney, will participate ln a eeriet of
worbbope at UC Irvine Wednaday thro!Jl,b Friday of ne•t week.
The worbhOPt wil be held Crom 8:30 a.m. to ' p.m. In the Campus ViJJqe Atl&otia Lounp with
·small aroup 1a1lon1 tcheduled for variout rooma in
UCI't Humanities HaJI. The cost for the tb.J'ee...day
workabop ia SI $0.
A free~ on~y introductory lelaion on Frei.re's
theories will be liven by Tom Wilton, director of
instructional devcl~mcnt terVicea, &om 9 a.m. to 3
p.m. Tuelday alto an the Atlantia Lou.nae. Rqia.-
tration and iddiuonaJ lnfonnation are available by
callina the campus lottructionaJ Development Office It 8S6-6 I 88.
~edlcal bUH.nj ta"61Jt
Two counes in medical intuJ&Dce billina will be
offered Sunday and Aua. 10 in Room BGS 321 of ~back Colleae in Miu.ion Viejo. The aestion will ~ver all phases of billina in~udina Medicare, ~edi-Ca.I, Blue Cron, Blue Shield and private
msurance.
The courses will be held from JO a.m. to S p.m.
for a fee of SSS. Call S82-4646 for additional
i11formation.
School lntervlewn .et
Barbara Wick., admi11ion1 representative of the
Judson School in Scottldale, Ariz., will be inter-
viewina students and families in the Oranae Coast
area Monday.
. Ju~n is A.nzona's oldest preparatory school
with an 10temat1onal student body representina 28
countries and 2S states. Call 497-4477 for additional
information or an appointment.
Kld•' actJ.ng cl ... offered
Children from ages 10 to 13 can learn the basics
of acting in a workshop sponsored by Coastline
Community Colleae Wednesday and Aug. 13 and 20
at the colleae'• Costa Mesa Center, 2990 Mesa Verde
Drive East
Jo Basile is the instructor and will cover
characterization, body position on stage, improvisa-
tion and emotion. The clusea will run from I 0:30
a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at a cost of $25, and further
information is available at 24 t-6186.
Pabllc work• talk •lated
Paul Cook, director of public works for the city
of Huntington Beach, will be the aucst speaker at
next Thursday's meeting of the HuntingtOn Beach
Host Lions Oub.
Cook wtll d1suss the functions of his depart-
ment at the 6:45 p.m. dmncr meeting at Francois'
Restaurant, 181 S1 Beach Blvd. The cost is $9.
Panhellenlc meetl.n6 .et
The Laauna Beach Panbellcnic will stage 1ts
annual m1dsummeract-tosether Wedneday at 11 :45
a.m. at Reacnta Point in Irvine.
The chairman is Kitty Briggs, assisted by
Connie Davis, Dorothy Hertz<>J., Rebecca Hillman,
Margaret Lyons and Ninette wtlson. Call 494-7207
for further mformation.
Hl•tory lecture planned
The Buena Park Library District will present a
lecture series on natural history next Thursday at 7
p.m. at the library auditorium, 7 I 6SO La Palma Ave.
Ann Q. Duffield will present a slide show on
rock art and petroglyphs. The program 1s free.
Thunday, .July 81
• 6:30 p.m .. Lapa Bead Board of Adja1t·
meat, City Council Chambers, SOS Forest A vc.
• OC will make difference,
Deukmejian tells backers
87 PAVL.AllCHIPLEY
Of .. OflllJ .........
Oov. Georae Deukmejian slammed hia
opponent in the comfortable confines of
con1ervative Oranic County Tuesday
where sup~rten bolstered bia campeian
cofTen with Sl7S,OOO In contributions.
Spca.kina 1t the Irvine Hilton to SSO of
the •Republican faithful, Deukme;ian
thanked Oranae Countians ror their sup.
port in l 982 when he edacd Los Anaeles
Mayor Tom Bradley in the ti&htest race for
aovemor in state hlJtory.
.. rve said on many occuions that
Ora.nae County made all the difference 1n
1982, and it's aoinJ to make all the
diffmnce in 1986," Deukmej1an said.
Despite polls showin1the1ovemor with
a comfortable lead over Bradley in their
November rematch, be warned listeners
the campaian would be ha.rd fou&ht.
"There are 98 days to ao before election
day," he said. "That means we can count
on at least 98 more distorted and mean-
J)lt1led chaflC' Crom my opponcnL"
Deukmejian promiJed to campaian on
has ~rd while alert.IQ& voters to "the
fundamental differences that exiat boo
tween me and my opponent:•
He said he balanced the budict without
raisina taxes and created a new reterve for
emeraencies, both of which he ac-
complished by vetoina .. "unnCCC1$Ai y
apendina" more than I .soo times dunna
bis four-year term.
Despite those cut.t. education was made
California's top priorhy and commands SS
perocnt ohbe budaet, he wd.
Revenues were increased by drawina
business to the state to create I .S million
JOM since 1982, be said.
His administration also promoted tour-
tSm to attract mon visitors to Oranae
County and elsewbere1 and funds are beina
poured into road ana hiahway improve-
ments "includinaa five-year, SSSO million
investment an Oranse County," Deu-
kmejian said.
That lf'OWLb wun•1 mado at the a~
oftboeoviron.ment. be said, noOftl that air
pollution standards WC'f'C Wlll'IMmed and
1enlitive areu off the COU1line wete
protected from oil expJoration.
"J believe in cleanana up pollution, ncx
addina to it, .. be uid. ··Lut year, ~Jae the
mayor waa busy raftina down thO IC.ctn
River and oledaina hit allqiance 10 the
environment, 6ia city bet;aD illeplly
dumpina hundreds of thou.aandl of plloas
of raw 1ewap into Santa Monica Bly.t'
He taad the ltate fined Loi A1*la
SI 80,000 for vtolations, and city residents face a doubliq O( their le'Qle f'ltel "U a
result of the mayor's mitmanqemenl"
The aovemor said his admini11ra11on
Wftlt aft.er other lawbreakers u well,
sendina 20,000 additJooal fclont to ltate prison.
"One reason 11 that I have now had the
opponunity to appoint 370 new, common-
tcnse judaes to the bench," Deuk.mejaan wd.
County tables condemnation
of park after Laguna's protest
By TONY SAAVEDRA pnvatc commumty and the city street was
OfhDllllJNMltefl turned into a "m1D1-park" by the city.
Orange County supervisors would be Meanwhile, city officials have announced
misusing their power if they condemn part conceptual plans to IDcorporatc the ~rk
of a Laguna Beach park to allow the into a future I 5-acrc recreational facility, Kohn said. construction of a luxury housing develop. The county is attempting to remove 1hc mcnt, a city official charged Tuesday.
S k. bet'. city's roadblock by plow10g over the pea mg iorc supervisors at a public "mmi~rk" and cutting another swath hcanng. Laguna Beach C11y Attorney h h d I Philip Kohn called the potcnual condem-t rou. t c propose rccreat1ona site.
nation a "fatt accomph." He accused part of which is owned by the Laguna Beach Unified School D1stnct supervisors of already berng committed to Kohn said the county has offered
helping an lrvme developer. the Sandhog s6 l.250 10 the city and school distnct for
Co .. build 108 hilltop homes against the the land
wtshcs of Laguna Beach city officials Since the city 1s not hkcl~ 10 sell its
Supervisors agreed Tuesday not to make property. Kohn said supervisors would
a dec1s1on unul Aug. 12 on plans to obtam have to evoke cmmcnt domam and
the land for two roads that would provide Laguna Beach would probably respond
access to the proposed Sandhog project. wtth a lawsuit
1ust outside Laguna Beach. Kohn charged that supervisors planned
dedicate a larac amount of park land to the
coun ty 1f the prOJCCt 1s built. The acreage
wou Id be added to the I 3 5-acre
Aliso/Wood Canyons Regional Park. adja-
cent to 1hc luxury project.
The proposed condemnauon as the
latest blow 10 a fight between the city,
county and developer over the construc-
tion of luxury homes on the landlocked
parcel.
After scclung annexation by Laguna
Beach ID 1983, Sandllna (formerly the
Carma-Sandhog Group) withdrew Its offer
after the city ordered the project be scaled
down to 70 umts.
Subsequent county approvals for the
development hmgc on gauung the nght--0f-
way to connect the stranded ~I to the
streets of Laguna Beach.
A tanaJc of court hugauon has been filed
over the d1~putc, wtth two Sandhog suits
pend10g apmst the Cit)' The Clly has stalled construction of the to build county roads that would benefit
hillside homes by bloclung the extension of only the residents of a pnvatc. gated-
Alta Laguna Boulevard mto the proposed community. ···········•••••••r......J development on un10corporatcd property. County officials responded. however. A patch of land between the proposed that the Sandling Co would be required to
Sandling sa ys the I 08 untts arc needed to
make the prOJCCt econom1caJly feasible.
The c11y maintains the developer can
make a profit butldmg fewer lots.
Po ucE Loe 1
on the 5100 block of Bordeaux • • •
"There'• no question wtiere I at.and on
the death penalty and Roee Bird. We need
the death penalty.
.. I want Califonua to be the first rtaie
that 11 free from criminal ccrror, where
people can atart takina the locks. ban and
chains otr thcJr homes instead of puttiaa
more on.··
0.., ... ,......., "-'---Apartment fire
A Newport _Beaell fireman re·
mo•ee _ 1>al'Dl.DI a mattreee and other bed.room famihue from
reeldence at 400 Catalina Drift,
wblch n.atained aboat $2,500 in
dam.,e Wedn=Z; Two rml· denta, John amd Dan
Andenon, dl8cotmed the ftre at
12:15 p .m . and notified
authorltlee, who Mid they•" yet
to pinpoint the caue. AltJuNila
no one wu hart. Anclencm
CriCht) wu f.lftD OJEY&en.
Couple seek
.damagesfor
znoriestunt
By STEVE MARBLE
Of .. O.., .........
A Newport Beach couple who alleae a
boat explosion darnqcd their home and
caused them emotional distress, arc seck-
1na damaacs from the city for allowing a
Hollywood movtc company to film the
!ltunt ID Newport Bay.
Richard Hausman, who hvcs m DovCT
Shores, said the May 30 movie stunt
damaaed the inside and outside of his
house when a 6S-foot cabm cruiser was
detonated
Ha usman 1s scck1n1 $5,000 m damages
from 1hc cit) for neg11aencc
The boat c~plos1on was planned by
Cannon Films for an upcoming Charles
Bronson thnller "The Assasin "
The bum10g c.btn cruiser acetdentJy
broke frtt from its moonng ID Newport
Ba) and dnf\cd toward homes tn DovCT
Shores af\er the explosion
The claim. routinely dented Monday by
the Newport Beach City Council, alleges
the Clty perm itted the stunt "without due
regard for the welfare and safety of nearby
residents."
Truck hits t1-ree children;
one dead; Marine arrested
\ 1dcocassc111~ rc<'ordtr. two color telc-
\ 1'1on sea. a turn table, other audio equipment. and a beavenlun coat all
\&lued at 54.050 from a home in the 3000
block of Man1s1~ Street The resident
filed a late rcpon with oohrc Thursday
A blue 10-spttd V1rs1t) Schwinn
umc 10 ~ 1140 men Occma the jCCnt
Damaae ~as cs11ma1ed at SSO • • • ~ SC<"unt~ officer reported Monda) that
By ROBERT HYNDMAN
Of .. 0.., .........
A 6-ycu-old boy died Tuesday
from IOJUncs suffered when he was
struck by a pickup truck while
cross10g a San Clemente st~t with
two girls, police reported.
M 1guel T. Palacios of San Clemente
died shortly before JO p.m. at West-
ern Medical Center 10 Santa Ana.
where he was Oown by helicopter
following the 8:30 p.m. accident, said
San Clemente police Lt. Al Ehlow.
M11ucl's sister Sandra and cousin
Dianna fll.Jardo. both 8 ycan old,
suffered head injuncund broken lep
ID the accident and were rcponed in
IApn.aBeacb
A MqnoliA Ori~ rtsidcnt reported a
buraJary TtKsday W1tb an ntim1tcd S3$0
worth of Jewtlry 11olcn • • • Police apptthtnded a 16-year-old boy on ausptoon or l)OaCtStna alcohol and
prov;4.in1 t'altc 1nformatJon to an officer.
Tbc youth wu &.ccbd 11 ll :lS 1.m. Tunday 11 M11n h. . . ' Tht vkom o( an 11lqtd uaauh and
bllttery Tund.ay on South Cout Hlahway
dnmbcd the sutptt't to pol ICC u 1 male 1n
h11 40a dnvina 1 l1tc-.modtl ltlht arttn Oldsmobile or Buick The ~u•J>«t wa1 not located, however
Ha.ntiftCton Beach
Ru~an pncd OPfn a ~ar thd1n1 door
critical condition today al Fountain
Valley Reaional Hospital.
The drivCT of lhc pickup truck -
Michael 0 . Cox, 21, a Manne
stationed at Camp Pendleton -was
arrested followina the accident on
suspicion of vehicular manslaughter.
Ehlowsaid.
Cox. a member of the First Combat
Ena.ineer Battalion, was later released
on his own rccoan1zancc and trans-
ferred to t1'c custody of military
police at the Marine base.
Accord1n1 to reports the thret'
children were returning from a mar-
ket where they had purchased tortillas
for their famil y. While crossana El
Camino Real at San Luis Rey. they
In tht 400 block of Lot Patos and stoic 1
YMleo cauene JUIOl'du valued .at.1300. • • • Thlova uted bolt cuttm to twist off 1
pedlock to a p,..e in the I 7000 block of Pinehurst and 11olc tools and a tool bo'
valued ll S 150. • • • A slrt WU lpptthtndtd trylf\I to stul
S 1201n clot.tu,,. at Mervyn't.. 9811 Adama
A'Y' ' . . Vandals c:auteG $200 damlfe to a
Ml<knct 1n the 6000 block of Bnc!Jtwattr
by Rn,,. 1 pl'OJtc11le 1hrouah a window with a 1finphot
Newport Beach
A youth c:aur.ed S6SO 1n dam gt wh<'n
h11 1k.ateboard cruhcd 1nl<> a platr 11.hm
window of T1dt Offit'C 4\uppli<',, "I'
were struck b} the pickup truck
.. He apparently JUSl failed to sec
them," Ehlo"' \31d
The children were crossrng the road
in an established crosswall, but there
1s no stop s1an or traffic light al that
1ntcncct1on Pohcc investigators said
there arc street lights tn the area and
traffic cond1t1ons were hihl at the
time of the accident
Witnesses said Co11 was 1ravcling
~uth on El Cammo Real at about 40
mph when the acci dent occurTCd
Cox told police he had no1 ~n
dnnkrng and officen rcponed that
they did not ~mC'll alcohol on his
breath.
Ncwpon Blvd The 'kateboard nder
d1uppca~ ~ the. acadc:nt • • • A vandal blew up a ma1lbo" ou t11ck •
re 1ckncc on the 3200 blocl nr Ralholl BoulcY1rd, c:au•1n1 SI 00 in damaac
Pohe'e 111d an M·200 firtt1'1cker prol'Nlbl)'
was used to detonate the m11lboA
Coeta lleea
"1uard petrolhna a hu,1ncu park1n1101
11 11"00 Adams A"e wu h11 1n 1hc nbs b~
two mile su,pcct1 casana a s1l"cr M1ouh!'h1 • • t • I ~u than S22 len 1n a ca'h ~11ter
u~rrn11hi Ill 14' t rqquet tt"•taurant, 270
Rmtol \1rce1 wa~ taken 1n 1 hu~•f')
W<"llnr"1a\ 11 about 11 p m • • • \n unlrno~n ''"~' madt off with 1
. . ' A cus1om11rd 1986 Toyota truck wnh 1
sptt11I stttnna whttl and nms was stolen from a home Tuc5d.a'r between l and 6
a.m 1n the 1100 block of EiC amino Street
The dark blur ~chicle I\ valued 11 S12.000
Imne
~n clcctnc 1ypewn1cr wu stoltn from• business on Mu1rland\ Parkway TuC1d1)
about 3 pm • •• Thieves broke the w1ndo~ of l 1986
Volluwaacn Jena and took a Jt..enwood stereo valued 11 1bout S400 ' .. Some phbnc' rrom 1 tiu1ld1na under
construction on the I I 00 tilocli. oflitanford
wcrr stolen • • • A$ JOO matlbm w15 \tolcn from a home
b1q·cl~ wa~ stolen from outside a home on
the 1800 block of Kettenna Street
Fountain Valley
A man entered the Ba.skJn-Robb1ns ice cream shop. 18051 Mqnoha St., Monda)'
afternoon and d1spl.ayed what appeared to '
be a handaun. wrapped 1n a arcen towel
The aunman demanded money and fled with SSS No in1unes were rcponed • • • A resident of the I 7900 block of Los T1cmpos reported Monda)' that vandals
had thrown din clods and hvc snails into his swimming pool He s111d this caused
$65 damqe to his pool filter • • • Thieves smashed a wmdow to bur-
alari:u 1 s<>ld 1985 Ford Thunderbird, parked Tuetda)' in 1 carport on the 17300
block of Euchd Street But the bu!'flan
tngcred an alarm when they reached 1n to
unlock the door The owner was alerted an
1 bookkeeper 11 the Ralphs supermarket.
17070 Mqnoh1 '\ vc.. had taken un-
stamped winn1n1 lot1c!"' urkets redeemed at the storr end hid 1umed them 1n ap1n
for mone) 11 another 'tore Th(' loss was cst1m1ted at S6 • • • A resident of the 16900 blocli. of Mt
Gale rcponed Monda) that over the
Wttkend someone hid s1otcn a suteboard from her open garaac The loss was
C''llmtted at S•Q
Th1C\.t'S 'mash~• a• window 10 break
into 1 hied; I Q7<> Mercury Capn perked Monda\ on th<' 1 ~900 block ofl\tockdale
The intrudcn •tole stereo knobs. ca&Kttc
tapes and 1 camera bu1 were unable to
remove the stereo The lou was est1m11Nt
II S 179
Abducted HB inf ant
now inf oster home
Fatal crash
halts traffic
By l11t AHO<'lalcd Pre11
A crash 1nvolvtna three trUcks and
1 van lolled one man, IDJured three
others and snarled mom1na traffic for An ctah1-month-old Hunt1n1ton
Beach boy who was abducted by ha
father from UC'l Mcchcal Ce nter ind
taken to Colorado 11 rtponed to be
out ofdanaerand has been placied 1n a
foster home 1n the Denver art.a.
Hunt1nfon Beach Pohoe t Mike
Rehc Ytd today
David Kenntdy Jr ma be rt·
turned to Oranae County 11\ t'arl\ a ..
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At 1h t 11me. Rthc sa1d he plan\ to
~k ftlony child endangrrment
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Dav1d Kennedy Sr at lea•t s1~ houn tn Buena Par\.
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doubtful for
aerial pot raids
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -Even
thouah the U.S. Supreme Court has
upheld aerial marijuana patrols, state
Alto~ General John Van de Kamp
says ·fornia police who fly over
enclosed yards look.ina for marijuana
probably won't act search warrants
and may risk beina sued.
.area of Northern California said the
letter was an overly cautious inter-
pretation that neither he nor local
JUdaCS att following.
"We JUSt don't have the luxury of
proceeding that cautiously, because
that would have a SJ&Dificant impact
on a lot of pending cases and cases in
the future," said Trinity County
District Attorney David Cross.
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Bouvia hopes to move.
from cou.nty hospltal
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Quad·
riplCJic Elizabeth Bouvaa. who hu
roulbt for the lepJ ri&ht to atarve
bcnetr. it in &ood condition at a
county hospital but hopes to move to
a private facility soon, her attorney
MYI· Attorney Richard Scott said
Wednesday that Ms. Bouvia, 29, is tceeivina the daily doses or morphine
she needs to case the pain of cerebral
eelsy and arthritis at the Los An&elcs
County-Univenity of Southern Cali-
fornia Medical C.enter. She was
transferred there May 23 under court
order.
morphirfe d~ baa been iocreued
one or two or several times (since her transfer to USC Medical Center).
(Doctors) may wish she'd pin 10
pounds, but ... tt really isn't anybody's
buJiness." Scott Mid Ma. Bouv'-was happy
with her care at USC Medical C.eotcr,
althouah she hopes to move into a
private hospital.
"We•re lookina to do something
different. but that's all ru say," Scott
said. "I can discuss the case, but not
her and her situation."
In an advisory letter last month to
local prosecutors and police. Van de
Kamp said evidence from overflights
now is admissible in state courts, but
aenal surveillance aimed at s~ific
houses and fenced yards still v1olates
the state Constttution, under a ruling
last December by the state Supreme
Court.
"It is doubtful such evidence mar,
be used to obtain a search warrant,'
said the letter, si~ed on behalf of Van
de Kamp by Chief Assistant Attorney
General Steve White. He also said,
"Such an overflight may involve
potential CIVll liability."
The disagreement between state
and federal courts could affect some
of the cases ans1na from the annual
C..mpalgn Apinst Marijuana Plant-
ing raids on suspected Northern
California manJuana fields by feder-
al, state and local officers. The 21h-
ritonth, $2 million 1986 campaign is
scheduled to begin next Monday.
Arrive for funeral
Michael Jacbon (left) eMOrta Lee lllnnelll, widow
Vincente Ml.nneW, and Lba lllnnelll, bla daqbter,
funeral aentcea for the film di.rector In Glendale.
Ms. Bouvia also is rcocivin& ample
nourishment from her liquid-only
diet he said.
"She's fine, and that's all I really
want to say about it," said Scott, who
is also a physician. He refused to
of discuss detaifs of Ms. Bouvia's con-
at dition.
The wheelchair-bound patient won
a Second pistrict Court of Appeal
order in April that required county
doctors at Hiab Desert Hospital in
Lancaster to remove a noso-to-
atomach tube they bad inserted to
force-feed her.
That rulina supcrccded the 1983
decision that requfred Riverside Gen-
eral Hospital to keep her alive over
her protests.
However, at least one distnct
anorney from a marijuana-growing
Van de K.amp's letter also was an
indication that not all conflicts be-
tween state and federal courts on
search issues were settled by Prop-
osition 8. the 1982 crime 1nit1at1vc
that sponsors called the Victims' Bill
of Rights.
Cocaine worth $1 OM
seized ln Buena Park
By tlle A11oclated Preu
1 soldier killed in war games Pohcc said Wednesday they sctzcd SI 0 million worth of cocaine in
Buena ParkJUSt a day after federal agents took in $177.5 million worth
at five Los Angeles County residences.
Officer Terry Branum said police sei.z.ed 341h kilograms -about
76 pounds -of cocaine Tuesday and $37,000 in cash after officers
arrived on the scene of an unrelated U.S. Customs Service
investigation at the local Quality Inn.
TWENTYNINE PALMS (AP) -
One soldier was lulled and two
injured dunng demoht1on training
today m a huge military exercise
known as "Gallant Eagle ·86:· a
spokesman said
Details on the accident were not
immediately available, said U S Air
Force Maj. John E. Meyer, a spokes-
man for the combined services
strategy group overseeing the I 0-day
training exercises.
The soldier, who was not ident-
ified. was killed at the Dugway
proving grounds 1n Utah this morn-
ing, Meyer said from the command
headquarters
"Two other soldiers were lnJUred ..
Meyer said.
The soldiers' name~ were withheld
pending noufication of 1he1r rela-
tives.
"People had called sayinaguys were running around with guns and
badges," Branum said ... We didn't know about 1t so we sent some
people down there and they stumbled onto this other thing."
They found a kilogram of cocaine and information lead mg to an
apartment in Anaheim, where 331h kilos of cocaine and $37.000 cash
were found, he said.
August Super Sayer Sal e Tons of hay
heading to
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fornia donations of hay for drought-
stncken farmers to the Southeast
could approach 2,000 tons by the end
of the week, according 10 preliminary
figures from the California Farm
Bureau.
The total depends on whether all
donations are made and whether the
250 E. 17th Costa Mesa 645-5711 hayisapprovcdbystateagncultural 1 nspectors. Hilgren Square "If all the hay is good and 1he ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~donationsall~nou~wercally cou~ -get that amount," said Mike Henry,
spokesman for the bureau. which has
asked its county branches to coordi-
nate the donations.
An elderly and ailing farmer to
Kem County who didn't want to be
identified has offered to S)ve 515 tons
of hay to the struggling farmers.
according to Lauren-Hodge of the
Kern County Fann Bureau. The hay
has yet to be inspected and approved
for shipment.
"He couldn't use the hay himself,
because there's really no market out
there," said Hodge, "so he thought It
would be better to give it to somebody
who can use it rather than Jetting it go
to waste."
..She's catina all she can ... and the
Attorneys for Raniirez
seek three-m.onth delay
By tile A11oclated Presa
LOS ANGELES -Attorneys defending the man accused of the Night
Stalker slayinp souaht a three.-month delay to give them time to prepare their
case, but a prosecutor said he'd oppose th~tponement. "Not to grant us a
dclar would be a violation of our client's · t to have cffcct1vc counsel," said
Daniel Hernandez. one of those dcfendina 1 ·chard RamLrcz, 26. He filed the
request for the delay Wednesday. The drifter from El Paso is charged with 14
murders and 31 other felonies in Los Angeles County in a series of grisly ni&ht-
timc attacks that terrorized Californians when they came to public notice last
summer. His Superior Court trial is scheduled to bqln September 2, but
Hernandez said that wouldn't give him and eo<ounsel Arturo Hernandez. no
relation. time to finish research necessary to the defense.
4 .1 aftershock occurs near Oceanside
OCEANSIDE - A small offshore aftershock from a larger earthquake
July 13 occurred Wednesday afternoon near this coastal town. seismologists
said. The 3: 51 p. m. aftershock rqistcrcd 4.1 on the Richter scale and was
centered 28 miles southwest of here, said Denni'S Meredith, spokesman for
California Institute ofTechnology in Pasadena. That was the same epicenter of
the 5.3 quake that hll July 13, causing $500,000 damage.
Child-services agencies belng probed
LOS ANGELES -With its chairman accusing state child-services
agencies of trying to "close their eyes and cars" to their failures. a watchdog
agenC) on Wednesday began a probe of programs for the young. Several
witnesses told the state's Little Hoover Comm1ss1on there are senous
shortcomings in programs intended to care for children while their parents
work and rescue them from the streets when they run away from home. "This
commission is determined to get some order in the programs that protect our
}'OU th and protect our children." Chairman Nathan Shape II said at the group's
first hearing. held in the state office buildmg here.
Princi pal killed in Mmco City
A California man was shot and lolled while v1s1tmg his wife's parents m
Mexico City, the U.S. Embassy said Wednesday. An information officer at the
embassy, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said Joseph O'Connor of
Salinas was shQ,t late Monday afternoon in his relatives' house. O'Connor, 50.
was prin~1pal of Notre Dame High School, a Roman Catholic school for girls.
according to school officials in Salinas. He had held the post for six years.
San Jose Police arrest 33 1n drug r alds
SAN JOSE -Police arrested 33 people and seized a vanety of drugs
Wednesday ma scnes of raids on suspected narcotics dealers throughout the
city known as the "PCP capital," officials said. Police Sgt. Dwight Messimer
said officers were looking for 16 other people for whom arrest warrants had
been issued in connection with drug charges.
Liberal •tate judge praises Rehnqulst
LOS ANGELES -California Supreme Court Justice Stanley Mosk. one
of the nation's most prominent liberal state judges, says he suppons
confirmation of conservative William H. Rehnquist as chief justice of the U.S.
Supreme Court. "Though I have often found fault with his conclusions, 1n mr,
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Mosk said in a written column.
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J\:1stlce says e 1 n t ara ss 01: intimidate minority voters
W ASHINOTON (AP) -SupreJne Court Ju1tice
William H. Rehnqultt, seekina conflrmatioo u chief
just Ice, told a Senate committee Wednesday be never
ban'ucd or intimidated black or Hispanic voters ln Phoc~nix. Ariz.
And Rehnquist 11id he wu amued to find out days
aao t.hat a Oreen1borobVt., home he bouaht in 1974 has a
restrictive deed probi ltlna sale of tbe 6ouae to anyone
"ofttle Hebrew raec."
.Flehnquist. under·intenaive quettionjna from Sen.
Edwnrd M. K.ennedy1.D-Mua., said bei1 not sure whether
as a Republican pou•watcher in Phoenix in the early
196().s he ever cballenaed anyone's riaht to vote.
''I'm not entirely sure. I'm just not 1ure my memory
is thut aood," Rehnquist tord the Senate JudiciarY
Com rnittee. "But if you're ta1kina about harassment or
1ntim rdation, l catcsorically deny that" s~~n. Paul Laxalt, R-Nev .• emphasized that such
ballot c~ are ... aiad ptoper .. k>Da u tbeY do
not comDrile lwuiiniat Of intimidation. ''l think yo_u •
are ablofutely comet," ~uitt ~ ..
Minutes later, Committee Chairman Strom
Thurmond. R.S.C., 1r1.1u.ed a requett by Democratic
committee members to allow the appeaiaoce of JO
witneuet Friday wbo 11y Rebnqu1st did try to baraa or
intimidate tome minority voiera u pen of a Republican
btllol toCUrity PfOll'IUl·
Rebnq__wst denied thote ch&JJn before his confirm.a ..
tion to tho Supreme Court in 1971.
Thurmond aaid he hal reviewed a new FBI ttpOn on
the &11cted illcldenu and .. found no new information to
IUpport tbeae charael."
Rehnquist tola Tbunnond. ••1 think ... I have reread
very card\iJly the 1tatemcnt I made to the committee in
1971 and have no rcuon to doubt ha corrcctneu now."
Seo. Patrick Leahy, 0-Vt., revealed the existence of
the restrictive deed on the Rehnquist family'• 1ummer
home, ukina the jultice whether he conJideted it a
problem.
Rehnquist conceded that it wu, but he added that tbe
restriction "ii mcaninaleu in today's world -it is
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s1·rla denies
Casey visited Jenco delivers message to pope
W ABHINOTON (AP) -Syria's
foreign minister denied Wednesday
that CJ A Director William Cuc}' ever
visited Damascus, but U.S. officials
contin1ued to insist the visit took
place althouah they conceded it
fail;/ to win tfie release of American
hostqo s beina held in Lebanon.
Both the White House and the
Central InteUiaence A,ency have
refused to comment on the report that
Casey uecrctly visited Syria.
A se11ior U.S. official, however,
said the: CIA chief "did ao. but it
didn't ,jo any aood. because the
Syrians didn't help us." ,
f rtt Profnslonal Advkt
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LONDON (AP) -An ~merican
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months pve Pope John Paul II a
messaae from his Shiite Moslem
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his relcate.
Neither would discuss the role
played b_y Waite, whom Archbishop
Robert Runcie bas sent to Lebanon
several times to work for the release of
kidnap victims.
The Roman Catholic priest, a
native of Joliet, Ill., was kidnapped
Jan. 8, I 98S1 and released Saturday.
He is to aeliver the message to
Runcic, spiritual bead of the Church
ofEnatand, today.
Runcie's office said Jcnco would
spend Wednesday niabt at a.n un-
disclosed location arran&ed by the
Servite Order of Brothers, his rc-
li&ious order.
Jenco, lookma pale and ured, met
with reporters in Rome but would not
disclose the messaae he was carryina
from his captors. He said he also had
QOC for President Reapn.
"Sometimes I can't answer your
questions," he said softly. "I have fear
that what I may say might ~
detrimental to my brothers who arc
still held hostage in Lebanon. My
silence 1s a shout of care and concern
for those who are still held."
A U.S. government official, speak-
ing on condition of anonymit)'.. said
the meSS&JC to Rcapn was s1m1lar, "a
confidential mCjsqe directly to the
president from the captors."
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eft'ort1 but displeued wit.ti the aanc:e taken ~ the ldnWUltntioa tbat tbe
UnitedStalCldoaaotneaotiatewitb tmorisu. I plan to~chepraNte up
and demand that they either DC110tlate or they Jive u. a lOlical and ratioG&l reuon why jt was OK to nctatiatc for the Jnnaan ho...._ &u.t it•1 not OK IO
oqotiate for tbete 1UY1r" Mid Mn. Say. '"Tbete bOftaleS have never been
DtJQtiated for and terron&Jn tocrealed all on its own momentum. I don't think
the araument bolds water," lbe said.
Senate vot• to re.tore ~ndl'W cai. ,
WASHINGTON -The Senate voted Wednetday to restore tbie
automauc spendina cuu that ,P.Ul teeth into the Gramm-Rudman ddicit·
reduction law. The Senate ratified by 6l to 36 a reviled ol&a to live tbe
president .. I budsot director the power to order the acrosa-tbo-6oard cuts -but
with Co!_lF: k~na reins on tbe proccu. "Wc•re U'Yi.nc to ave the
discipline, said Seo. Lawton Ctulcs ofAorida, the tenior Democm on the ~nate Bud&et Committee. "We want to keep it (automatic spend.i.Qa cuu)
there u the enforcer that keeps our nose to the pindatone."
l o poHce otncen c1Ju6ed bJ eum tJJelt
BOSTON - A federal .,and jury cba.rpd l I people with 1tealina and
sellina police examinations to try to control promotions throuahout the state,
prosecuton said Wednesday. Activities of the aroup, includlna two police
chiefs, ci&htcurrent or former police officen, and a retitul lqialativeaide1 were
intended to http two rinaJcaders place sclected people in inlluential po11tiont
to protect members of a racketeerina enterprise, the indictment said. The two
aJleged leaders are servina prison sentences for a 1980 bank robbery. U.S.
Attorney William Weld said at a news conference that other officers still in
uruform benefited from the exam-stcalina scheme. He said a arand jury was
expected to complete its work later this year.
$10,000 In co1mterlelt chlJ>ll di.covered
A Tl.ANTIC OTY, NJ. -When the chips were down, they didn't sound
or feel qwte riabt, and that helped a casino ditc0vcr men than S l 0,000 in very
good counterfeits. Two men were arrested in the lar&est counterfeit chip team
to date in this island pmblina resort., and casmos 1n Nevada. Latin America.
the Caribbean and on cruise ships have been alerted.
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forces evacuation
LITTLE STIR R U P CAY,
Bahama (AP) -An cxplo ion
sparked a fire aboard a cruise ship
Wednesday injuring at least 14 ~ople and f orcinJ. the 987 passenacrs
to evacuate by lifeboat to two tiny
islands, authorities said.
The Emerald Seas was anchored
less than a mile offshore when the
explo ion occurred around 10 a.m . in
an equipme nt storeroom, said
Bernard Chabot, president of Eastern
( 'ruisc Lines, which owns the ship,
Passengers, many of whom were
already on deck waiting to be brought
here for snorkelina, sailing and wind-
surfing when the fire broke ou" said
evacuauons were orderly after initial
confusion. The passengers, brought
to this tiny island and its neighbor,
Great Sttrrup Cay, were IJVen lunch
and dnnks.
The ship's crew extinguished the
fire quickl y, and by late afternoon
pas~ngers were being brought back
aboard for the tnp to M iami. about
I JO mi les west of this privately
owned. beach lined island, said
Chabot.
"I beard two loud explosions, beck
to back. People lllrtcd to panic. Tboy were screamina. tryin1 to set thear
families toacther," &aid Glenn Pow-
ell, 21 , a collesc student from Ncw-
bem, N.C.
"It was scary. We bad just come
back from the deck and were chanain,
into our bathina suit.sin our compart-
ment. We heard an explosion. We
opened the door and the hall was
completely black with smoke," said
Ronnie Bailey, 34, a hiah school
teacher from Dou&)asville, Ga.
Screams could" be heard from
passengers in the Lower decks before
they emerged, their faces and clothes
blackened by smoke, passengers said.
They said at least one crew member
was cut when be broke a plley
porthole about 30 feet above the
water level and dived into the ~
The ship, with 395 crew members,
was in the Berry Islands, about SO
miles nonh of Nassau, when the
explosion occurred in an engineering
locker on the sixth of nine decks.
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car bomber
BEIRUT, Ubuoa(AP)-A
man ae<:uled of tryina to car-
bomb a Shiite Moslem m1Jitia headquanera wu killed by a firina squad Wednesday in
front of 1,000 spectaton al a
tree-lined plaYJtOund.
The Shiite Moslem Amal
movement, wbicb ie led by
Justice Minister Nabib Berri.,
said 22-)'eaN>ld Mohieddit1
Saleh, a Sunni Moslem, waiu
"executed" after an Amal tri •
bunaJ found him SUilty O•f
attemptina .to blow up one o f their officct last April
It was the latest example c1f
"slnlet justice" meted out b y
militias whose powera fu
outwei&h those of the Leban~1e
aovcmment. and it came 1·t1
Moslem and Chrutian 1eade r1
traded accusations over two c &r
bomb explosions that killed : i7
people in Beirut in the last "iO
days.
Sovlets
reject
U.S. oflc!~r
GENEVA (AP) -U.S.-!ioviet
talks on SALT II ended Wedr 1csday
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a fortun e on the finest Designer Fashions for women
Don't miss this unique opportunity to see our spectacular
selection of Fall Fashions -each priced at a fraction
of th eir regular retail value
If you have never visited Loehmanns before .
this is a perfect occasion to get to know us.
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you won 't want to miss this exc1bng shopping experience.
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p..,1rn Sprtny'> • l.o••hm1trll1' l'l11n, Nr.r1h P;,lm C <"n~n Drive .mrl H.Kquf't Club ffoad
cuts in strategic arms, a U.S. state-
ment said.
The special talks, requested by the
Soviet Union, bclan July 22 under
the auspices of the StandinH Con-
sultative Commission establi: • .bed in
1972 to monitor implementa lion of
U .S.-Soviet arms agreeme11ts. It
holds regular sessions twice a year.
Both sides agreed that th1: oom-
mission would meet as scbed uled in
the fall, the U.S. statement said. It did
not mention another special session
on the SALT JI \rcaty, wbJ1ch was
signed 1n 1979 but never ratified by
the U.S. Senate.
A Soviet statement carricc I by the
official Soviet news agency 1 ass said
its negotiators caUed attentio 11 "to the
extremely dangerous conseql 1enccs of
the refusal by the United !·:tates to
observe" SALT II.
It said effective mca.su1·cs were
needed to "make it possible t• >halt the
process o f destruction of the contrac-
tual system to contain" the a.ms race.
The Sovtets asked for the meeting
after President Reaga n's an-
nouncement May 27 that th e United
States would no longer cons1,der itself
bound by the terms of the strategic
arms limitation treaty ht cause of
alleged Soviet violations.
Those included deployn lent of a
new long-range missile, ti 1e SS-25,
and allqed measures to obstruct
monitoring by U.S. satel 11itcs. The
Soviets have denied the charges.
8 killed i111
South Af11rica
JOHANNESBURG, So uth Africa
(AP)-Gunmen attacked the central
police station m the Tra11skei black
homeland with grenades and rifles,
killing seven people, and a govern-
ment minister in KwaNdt bele home-
land was blown up in bis< ar. officials
said Wednesday.
The violence Tuesday night
brouJht to 202 the death toll from
political unrest since .il state of
emergency was declared. '•une 12.
South Afnca's curren cy dropped
Wednesday m reaction Io President P. W . Botha's rejection of British
Fore1~n Secretary Sit · Geoffrey
Howe s suggestions for~· acefu I nego-
tiations to end apartheid
22 k illed els
b oat caps lzes
SEOUL, South Ko1 ca (AP)
Twenty-two women drowned
Wednesday when a small boat
capsized off the west c oast town of
Kochana. the Yonhap I .Jews Agency
reported.
The accident occ1 ired shortly
before noon when the h eavily laden
boat overturned with 30 people on
board. The women we" ! on their way
to pick laver, a kir 1d of edible
seaweed.
The report said the all the bodies
had been recovered and that the
remaining pcopl oard -seven
women and one an-·-scued.
OpposJtl or11 wins
J a m ai ca e.ilectlon
Kl NOSTON, Jama ica (AP)-The
opposition People's N ationaJ Party of
former Prime Ministe rMicbacl Man-
ley decisively defcate< I the incumbent
Jarn11ca Labor Part•' in local elec.-
t1ons marred by vii 1lence, officaa.ls
aa1d Wednesday.
Manley's party, wt uch said dunna
the campa.an 1t wou Id call for early
national electaon1 1f 1 1 won Tuesday'•
ballotJna.. captured ·1 0 of 13 panlh
councils, accordina to the electonJ
comm1ss1on.
With 486,995 votes counted, the
People's National Pany pmercd
278, l 63 votes oomr1•rcd to 208,832
votes for the Jama1c 1 Labor Party of
Pnme Min11tcr Ed"' ard Seap.
,
Fiftyyears of merri-ories aboard the M. S. Strang~r
The f onner Sea Scouts gathere total
a out the events in 1935 they shared
By ALMON LOCIUBEY
• Olllr ..............
Cries of "howdy, mate" were
exchanged Saturday and Sunday as
forty former Sea Scouts gathered in
Newport Beach to exchange SO yean
of memories they shared aboard the
famed M.S. Stranger, the 221-foot
yacht that Wl.9 a Newport Beach
landmark for many yean.
The former Scouts, many of them
now arandparcnts of present day
Scouts were part of the crew aboard
Capt Fred E. Lewi~ yacht-cargo ship
when be brought it to BaJboa 10 1935,
and on later voya&es to the AJasu and
the South Pacific.
Many of those attending the reu-
nion have made their marks in other
forms of marine activity as well as in
the business world. A number of them
sull livc in Newport and other Orange
County cities.
Lewis was the ldon of a muJti-
millionaire cut coast bank:ina fam1ly
who decidedeatly on th.at he would
rather live in the weal At one time he
was the owner of the Diamond Bar
Ranch and he built the weU-known
brick mansion on the peninsula
bayfront that was later known as the
Bartbolomae home. (Bartholomac
purchC1d both the Diamond Bar
Ranch and the home on the Balboa
Peninsula from Lcwis1 and was
murdered in the home in tJ1e early
1960s).
After purcbasina the Stranger,
Capt Lewis rented a private Pullman
and ba&&aae car and shipped t 3 local
Sea Scouts and equipment to New
London to outfit the ship for its trip to
the West Coast. T he t 3 Sea Scouts
were part of the Sea Scout ship
Viailant which was moored m New-
port at the time.
The Stranger (ex-Ut1wana) was
built in Sweden in 1916 as a four-
hatch cargo ship with two well-decks.
In 1929 it was purchased by the
president of Armour meat packing
company and converted to a yacht,
which Armour used pnmanly for
scientific studies in the Caribbean for
the National Gc<>vap1c.
Part of that ongmal crew were John
Blaich, currently residing in Newport
Beach, and Ray Wallace, famed
marine artist and restorer of old ships,
now of PaJos Verdes and formerly
Costa Mesa. Blaich, who served in the
Navy during World War II, is a past
commodore of Voyager.. Yacht Club
and a member of Balboa Yacht Club.
M.S. Strancer arrl'ring through the then new Newport Jetty
OD Jan. 21, 1938.
It was laid up in a New London.
Conn. shipyard for two years before
Lewis purchased it in 1935 and
renamed it Stranger. Lewis remove..'()
the original rcciptocating steam en-
gjne and replaced 11 with twin
Swedish diesels.
Wallace is an active member of Los
Angeles Yacht Club and St. Francis
Yacht Club and 1s still active as e
manne artist. naviptional mstructor
and trainer of young people in
manume affairs.
1n manne affairs. He 1s a rcured
sailmaker from the loft of Baxter and
Cicero. a member of Balboa Yacht
Club, and for a dozen years has been
active in setting marks for Olympic
yachting and other major ~ttas. In
1985 he was named Newport Beach
Yachtsman of the Y car and a rec1p1-
ent of the Edward Kennedy Award
from Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club.
Lloyd "Swede" Johnson is another
of the Stranger crew who is sllll acuve
Other local ex-Sea Scouts who were
present at the reunion were Vic
It'll be outrageous, but fun
at the Character Boat Parade
"The largest and most outrageous display of nauucal
nonsense in years."
That's how the Commodore's Club of the Newpon
Harbor Chamber of Commerce 1s heralding its 26th
annual Character Boal Parade. scheduled for Sunday,
Aug. 17.
This year's theme, "School Days." wall give boat
owners an opponunaty to let their 1magrnations run
rampant as they cast their memones on the high seas
Sea tugs. launches, steam boats. classic boats.
Montcreys and one-of-a kind models will vie for such
kudos as the "Dirty Old Manifold," "Lcakin' Timbers,"
"Bilp Binnacle," "Dnppy Stuffing Box," and ''Rotten
Rail · awards.
There will be three d1vis1ons. D1v1s1on I will be for
the best decorated boat, D1v1s100 II for Monterey. One-of-
a-Kind, bay launch. classic yacht, work boat and oldest
boat, and D1v1S1on Ill will be commercial entnes.
decorated; Deep Six award for the best club decorated; Big
Toot Trophy for the best sound: Loose Screw award for
the best animation; Swav1est Swab award for the best
costume. and the Cruttenden Cup, for the theme extreme
Div1s1on II awards: Lcakin' Timbers award for tht'
best Monterey; Wh~I. Steam and Bell, steam boat: D1n-y
Old Manifold for the oldest entry; Grand Ac1cnt Manner.
one-of-a-kind: Bilgy Binnacle Trophy. classic yacht.
Thwaned Thwan. bay launch, and the Dnppy Stuffing
Bo~. work boat
A.wards for commercial cntnes D1v1s1on 111, best
theme decorated, best costumes. best sound, be~t
animation (live). best animation (mechanical.) and tfic
commercial sweepstakes. ,
Registration for all t'nlnes in d1v1s1ons I and II are
free. Commercial registration fees arc S 100 per entr)
Sponsor's fee 1s SJOO which includes advertisement on
poster and commercial rcg.istrauon fee.
Alleman.Santa Ana, organizer of the
50tb reunion, Harold Adam&, Santa
Ana; George Bremer, Hemet; Ed
Bucko, Dana Point; David Byers,
Fullerton; Paul Chalmers, Hunt-
ington Beach; Lester and Brad Col-
lins, Laguna Beach; Milt Crawford,
Tusun: Dr. H.K.ay Dooley, Balboa; Al
Eastman, Costa Mesa; Allan Fain-
barg, Newpon Beach: H.K. Bud
Nimmo. Costa Mesa; Macauley
Ropp. South Laguna. James Smith.
Thesurf9sup
Capt. heel&. Lewta loob OYeJ' crew of local Sea 8coata who •tciied on the 11.S. Straneer for $10 a month and board In
the 1930..
Pahoa, Hawau: Milt Thompson,
Chula Vista; Basil Williamson,
Balboa, and Art Wilson, Costa Mesa.
After exchanging reminiscences
and viewing old movies of the
voyages of the Stranger, the group
took a cruise on the present Sea Scout
ship Argus.
The pnmary purpose of the
Stranger voyages was to collect wlld
animals. tropical fish and other
specimens for Cahfom1a zoos and
h1stoncal museums. including the
San Diego Zoo.
After the trip from New London,
the ScA Soouts boarded the I 5-ton
shit> and set sail for a nine months
cruise of the South Pacific. Guided by
Capt Lewis and tu1 profcssaonal
crew, the Scouts took the Stranaer to
such glamor ports as Hawaii,
Chnstmas Islands, Samoa, Tahiti,
F1J1. the Galapops and numerous
(Pleue eee STllAJlfG&K/82)
Trophies for Div1s1on I will be the Mayor's trophy
(mayor's choice); Commodore's Trophy for the best The Character Boat Parade is one of the spectator
highlights of the summer season 1n Nt"wpon Beach. Pacific 1000 catamaran• didn't ezactly
find the 6-8 foot aurf to their llldng when
they launched their craft at Doheney State
Beach for the filth le& of the marathon.
CALENDAR
Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club will
send a large fleet of yachts to San
Diego th1sweekt'nd 1n the annual
Newpon to Coronado race.
BCYC will also sponsor a dinghy
regatta Saturday and Sunday
Newpon Harbor Yacht Club will
stage Its monthy one-design regatta
Saturday and Sunday.
America's Cup restrictions cause furor
Invited to pan1c1pate arc the Per-
forman~ Handicap Racing Fleet
(PHRF), International Offshore Rule
(IOR), Midget Ocean Racing Class
(MORC), and Ocean Racing
Catamarans (ORCA) The ra~ starts
Saturday
PAPARAZZI
Dana Point Yacht Club will con-
unut' its Dana Point Series for PHRF
yachts with the fifth race on Saturday.
In other Southern C aliforn1a
Yachun2 Association areas.
(Pleue eee CALENDAR/82)
By ALMON LOCXABEY
DtlllJ ........... .....,
A howl of protest ha~ been voiced
by U.S. and European press represen-
tatives planning to cover the Amcn-
ca's Cup over some restrictions
imposed b) the America's Cup Media
Center in Fremantlc. Australia. ac-
cording to Boh Blad.. ncc..utne
secretaf) of Roa ting \>.I ntt'r<i Inter-
nat1onal
According to the June 5 Amenca·.,
Cup Rcpon. persons wishing to
obtain press credentials from the
Media Center will have to sign a
restncuve contrac1 prt"clud1ng them
from selling photos to anyone other
H.O.M.E.S. to help the mentally ill
By VIDA DEAN
Of-0..,'9MIWI
The late afternoon reception at
the Linda Isle home of Jean and
Doug Ueebty found about 70
people from all over OC chatting,
vts1ting the laden buffet table and
enjoying the hosts' view from the
bayside residence.
A friendly, casual gathcnngof
people apparently having fun ...
yet there was a senous purpose for
this partying.
"This is our first function for
H.O.M.E.S.," said Jean, who wnh
her husband serves on the ad-
visory board of the organ1zat1on
Wlth 0 HelptngOur Mentally Ill
Experience Success" as its
purpose.
The new group mcorporated
.\pnl 1985 1s designed to help the
recovenng mentally tit meet their
housing needs as they move from
mstttutional settings to a life of
selfrehance.
Emma Jane Riley, co-hostess
for the party and also a member of
the ho norary advisory board said.
"This 1sa needed project. We
need people to tell others about
the organization and what we are
do1 ng. ·• (Husband, Supervisor
Tom, am ved from San Franc.1sco
as the party came to a close. He
had been at a meeting of the state
advisory board forthegovernor's
mental health council.)
"We are buying a duplex in
Capistrano Beach that will house
12 and lcasinJa home fors1x in El
Modena," said board president
Ramona Schnelde r . "We anttct-
pate the people, mostly young
adults, will stay about one year."
added Schneider, who is also
president of the California Al-
liance for the Mentally Ill and
chairman oft he OC Mental
Health Advisory Board. Move-in
date for the homes 1s set for
September
"We sec a great need to bndgc
the gap between mst1tut1onal
li ving and independent living.
W1thout a helping hand, many of
those trymgso hard simply won't
be able to make 1t," Jean com-
mented
"H .0 .M .E.S 1s unique because
1t 1s a pubhc/pn vate endeavor
that nett her cou Id do alone," Jean
added. "Fund-raisers Wlll be
planned in the future. Things
have really begun to move fast
recently. but we have been con-
centrating on the ground work
On. WUUam Bann 7, Steftn PoWn and
Lawrence Sporty on board. Ron Dmlbar and Nancy Bunn.
and red tape of getting a group
started."
Among those there were Molly
and Leon Lyon, Barbara Tappan
(Junior league). Beverly and Ho
Coil, Marjorie and Lockie Lock-
hart, Paul and Paul Mlckels~n
and Dr. Allee Thompson.
Others who serve o n the boards
in attendance were Marte
McNabola, Eiieen Miiier (her
brownies were a buffet hit).
George Lange, Douglas Barton,
Nancy Buon (Just back from
China), Beverly Cunningham,
Gary Granvllle, Ors. Wllllam
Bunney, David Geddes, Lawrence
Sporty and Steven Potkln, Pat
Krone, Lucy Burroughs and Mary
Lou Hornsby. (More mformataon
on thegroupava1lahle from
Schneider at 544-3800 )
Eleanor Burg.
than the magazine or other publi-
cation the~ arc covenng for
Black said the contract rules out the
o;ale of freelance photos or ·using
photos 1n booki; unless approved by
the rights holders for the event.
Photographers art' also being asked lo
promise that the> will not take photos
in re<;tnctcd areai; or wht'n ad' 1sed
that photography 1s not penrutted
Otherwise, they nsk losing their
Cup credentials.
"In early July. BWI did some
checking and found that the Royal
Perth Yacht Oub seems to have
relaxt'd 11~ stand," sa1d Black.
· \fo~t of tho$C wt' i.tked with, feel
(Pleue see P1Ut88/B2)
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Jean and Dout Liechty (left) welcomed 1ueata with Ramona
Schnelder.
Pat Krone with co-boetem Emma Jee Riley.
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FO :T A1N Y V REGIONAL 1ngton Beach, boy Joy and James ~Uy, Costa Mesa, ~rl Marpret K.ntnsld and James Ven ti. inston Beach, boy J .. ya
Oayle and Robert Maynard, Colta 80 PITAL
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Jae U Marcelina Cruz and Mal&qu1u Huntinaton Beach, boy Jlll7 l
Meta. boy •• · auna and nid R• mu~~n.
abah ;ind Tayscer Ziadeh, Founta1n Canas. Costa Meu, boy Tracey and Bruce Bunon, Costa Ann and Roben Waarnan, Hunt·
V.s.lley, airl Lillian and Peter AJtucban, Cott.a Meta. boy inaton Beach, boy
Victoria and Albert Gutterru, Hunt Me$.1, boy Jue it M'"a.rprit.a and R.iul Ouan.c, Hunt·
Tracey Anenbc" and Wesley
Shlnkee, Newpon Beach, boy lrvint , OO)
Jue t4 ington Beach, boy Diane and Lane J<.a&ey, Costa Mesa, Debra and Kenneth Kobylk.a, Co ta ington Bach< boy
Patncia and Stcvrn Phc&J~v. < osta Jasmine and Rye Hefley. Huntmgton girl Mesa, boy Christine and Michael Ookl. Costa
Mesa, bo} Beach. boy Jue 17 Jue H Meta, &iri
Dawn Elliott aod Ronald Rankin,
Huntinaton Beach. airl
Lisa and Jamet Ferber, Costa Mesa.
boy Bobratr Adam an,i R ul 8uld.1,<sam:, Jae H Andrea and Walter Braun. Hunt-Shellie and Rohen SanchC2., Hunt-Vickie and Ronald N&Uaawa. Hunt·
Huotinaton Beach I.lo' John Douaht)', Costa 1ngton Beach, boy m1ton Beach, girl ington Beach twin airls Christine and Andrew Miller, Hunt·
ington Beach, aitl Ctn fulkr nnd r rte Frankltn. Hunt· Jue H Michelle and Brian Donahue, Hunt· DcnilC and Joe Coml, Huntinaton
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Lona Beach YacbtOub-Wri.&Jey
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Sunday.
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Janet Corwin and Anthony Beneven-
to, Huntington Beach, aid
Mon.a Ross. Huntington Bcacb, &irl
Hour Sabot Marathon, Saturday.
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sports marketing firm to try to keep foreigners there may be another howl
all rights to everythin$-When re· of protest.
sistance was met-and. mdeed, there "The situation seems quiescent at
was a lot of it. there was a general this time, and a new accreditation
back.mg down and some red faces at fonn has been drawn by Royal
the Royal Perth," said Black. Perth," said Black. "Several issues
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magazines, newspapers, the elcc-that some pbo\OVftphcrs m1~t be
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A Benefit
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ORANGE-COAST DAILY PILOT
STRANGER .•.
From Bl
other islands.
An abundance of monk.cys cap-
tured tn the i$landsJungles resulted tn
the mcknam~ "mo nkey ship" for the
vessel.
For a compensation of$ I 0 a month
-half of which was held for them
until they r~umed to the states, the
Scouts team d about sea duty -from
swabbing th decks to navigat.ion -
the hard way,
Another ~yage recalled at the
reunion was o Alaska and the far
north from Ju e 10 to Sept. 17.1937
Where 1s the Stranger now? At the
bottom of the ocean. Lewis sold the
vessel to the Bntish government after
the Sea Scout voyages and 1t was sunk
while patrol in the Onent during
World War II.
In retrospect. all agreed: "We
learned and shared so much. It was an
expcncnce we will never forget."
Most of the memories were con·
tamed in personal logs compiled by
the crew on the voyages.
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drama stamna Dustin Hoffman as p&rentheles denotes one-tim«>0nly
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A.C. Nielsen Co showed Tuesday.
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pace tbe network's clear-cut vicwry
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"The Cosby Show" bad a 25.2
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homes watch.mg TV were tuned to the
Huxtables. In contrast, "Death of a
Salesman," the critically acclaimed
ina Pains," tied for seventh, followed
by NBCs "Golden Girls" and ABC's
news mapzioe, "20-20."
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did. well last week. CBS'"60 Minutes"
was 12th, NBCs "1986" 27th , and
CBS' "West S7th" 34th.
The bouom five series included
ABCs "The Colbys," in 61st. fol-
lowed by CBS' "Foley Square,"
NBC's "Silver Spoons," CBS'
"Charlie & Co .. " and "Death of a
Salesman."
Herc arc the pnme-ume television
rattngs as compiled by the A.C.
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Prtllat.A.,..tl
ANES (March 21-April 19): Although forces are scattered, you'll get ,....--~=t~tu~wan~~t~b~y~pe~rlillec~u~· n~a~tech~~n~iq~u~e~s-:So:m:eonc ''behind $ten~" i11 'II know it. Define terms, clear away mystery clouds
Pilces p ys role.
Next~eneration
should clean up
Someone ou&}lt to come nghl out
• ''
TAURUS (}.pril 20.May 20): SpotJi&ht on money, power, utheA%-aod say 1t. When 1l comes to keeping
recocn.ition of lcpl nghts, permissions. lnd1v1duaJ fanuliar w1th law wall -~]~·~:~~-fifk~t~h~e~b~u~r~de~n~m~u~s~t-----~I Sland by, wilJ prove to be valuable ally. Love relationship 1otens1fies. be assumed by those Capricorn plays role children.
GEMINI (May 21-Juoe 20): You'll be at ng.ht place at special moment.
You reach more people, person&J
borir.onsarecnlaraed. Stops are out., sky
is the limiL Be aware, aim hi&b, refuse to
be iotimtdatcd by one who laclc.s faith.
. CANCER (June 21~uJy 22): Stress
iDdcpcndC'ncc, creativity, style, design. Much occurs in clandestine manner.
Maintain aura of mystery. &lamor. You
win if disacet Rambunctious indiv1d-
uaJ attempts to upset applecart. Stand tall.
SYDNEY
0MARR
LEO (July 23--Aug. 22): Individual who played important role in past
. Jnakes reappearance. Strive to move forward, not backwards. Message will
become crystal clear. Focus on aspirations, significant career or business
advancements.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sepl. 22): Accent communication. travel, publishing,
dissemination of information. You'll become more aware of appearance.
body image, wardrobe. Anistic talents Wlll surface. Gemini, Sagittarius figure
prominently.
LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22). It 1s necessal) to rebuild on more ~u1table
structure. Look beyond the 1mmed1ate, perceive cycles. trends. lnd1v1dual
previously indifferent could now become enthus1ast1c ally Tauru~. Scorpio
play roles.
SCORPIO (Oct :!3-Nov. 21 ): Emphasis on excitement discover).
physical attraction. ability to anaculate feelings. You'll learn more about
financial status of others, you'll also gain knowledge concerning "true
feelings."
SAGITTARJUS (Nov. 22-Dcc 21 ). What had bttn "fiXL'd" might n~d
further repair. Know 1t. acquiesce to request from family member. S1nve for
harmony. give special attenllon to pets and young people Taurus. Libra play
key roles.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19). ~ek clarificat1on of meanings .. uhtlC'
approach will pay d1\.1dends. Time also is on your side -find wa~s to play
wailing game Keep recent resolutions concerning diet, nutnllon. general
health.
I'm sorry, but it's time we stopped
luddtn, ounclves. Children do not
believe cleanliness as next to god-
liness. 1t•s next to impossible and 1t
skips a generation.
That means the generation who
hves m squalor will begat children
who launder dust balls before they
throw them away. It also means you
have constant conflict between the
~gger and the naggec.
In a poll somewhere, the No. l
complamt of parents everywhere was
the condition of the rooms of their
children. One mother told me that
rehgion seems to play a large part in
her son's life because around the
holidays he ''tidies up." Not EVERY
year, but sometimes. She said one
year he gave her a trash bag of clothes
and said, "When you get a chance,
would you wash some of this stuff'?"
After the bag quit moving, she
opened it carefully and was overcome
wtth fumes of socks that had been
inside out for three years. She put the
clothes on "soak cycle," producing a
mixture that by legal standards
should have exploded. Most of the
socks had no heel or toe. but she was
told to hang on to them as they were
his "emergency socks."
There are parents who believe in
their heart that din and clutter are
somethmg their kids will outgrow.
(They also believe their stomach hs
elastic and Wlll not hang around their
knees following bin.h.) "I shaJJ re-
member to my dying day the first
ume I walked into my son's apart-
ment," says another mother. "I
sucked m m y breath only to rcahze
BlllECI
what I had JUSt done to my lungs.
Visions of diphtheria entered my
mind. I went to work scrubbing and
scouring. I reahzed it was a waste of
time on my next visit. I looked at that
6-foot-3. 200-pound baby with rosy
cheeks who docs 300 pushups a day
with one hand and thoU$ht. ''How
can he be that healthy m all this
filth?'"
Because it skiP,s a generation •
occasionallY. you will have organiz~
pnstine children who grow up with
parents who have seen too much
cleanliness and there is a backlash
against order.
I knew of a woman who never
unpacked her grocenes or used plates
for food. They ate from wrappers. I
was there the day one of her kids came
in and said, .. Any phone messages?"
She nodded and ~ad, "On the coffee
table." It was wntten in dust. She
yelled, "Sit o n 11 when you're fin-
ished."
Her lods followed her around with
a sponge in both hands.
The worst pan of having children
who choose "scum tile" for their
bathrooms and wear shins that
pollute your contact lenses as that it
reflects on your upbnngmg. People
think you accept and condone their
lifestyles.
The kindest th me my children have
ever done for me as not to use their
nght names.
AQUARIUS (Jan 20-Feb 181: Nothing occurs halfwa} -keynote 1s
intensity. If playing games. move on Love panner 1s very scrwu'>. You'll ht·
given opportunity to increa'>e income. Older 1nd1v1dual lends benefit of
experience, wisdom
PISCES (Feb 19-March 20). You have chance tu 'trike 1.hord of
universal appeal Means ~ou get best daspla) for product\. )OU reach more
people. love ceases to he a stranger What had been \!, 11hhcld \!,ill no\!. be
provided. Anes pla~s role:
Sun worshipers, heed
warning from victim
lF AUGUST 1 IS YOUR BIRTHDAY ma1or domestlC ddJui.tmcnt takes
place this year -could include change of residence or manta I \la tu\ Ke:-for
success 1s d1plomaq You can Wln your \I.a). but attempting 10 force issue\
might prove disastrous Leo Aquarius pla) imPortant roles 1n your life You
are dynamic. crea11.,,e. o nginal. sensual and ~tubborn. Members of opposite
sex tend to "spoil" you Yo u succeed by folio\!. ing ~our own 1nst1ncts. not the
crowd. ~o,ember will he \Our mo~t memorable month of 1986
DEAR ANN I.ANDERS EH:r)
year you pnnt a letter from a
dermatologist about sun tanning and
plead with sun v.orsh1pper!i to cut 1t
out Yet millions of people conllnue
to work vel) hard to get a deep tan
Perhaps heanng from me will con-
vince someone. somev. here that a tan
can be deadl>
Those fem ale 49ers
really had their pick
I am 33 )'Cars old. the mother of
three wonderful children, and am
d)'1ng of melanoma. a lethal form of
skin cancer l spent many )Cars of m)
youth and most of m:r )'Oung
adulthood 1n pursuit of a tan. In the
prcx·css I ha\C brought about my
untimel) and 1mmrnent death
Q. Who were the most popular
women in h1stor)'1
A. The 15 who lived 1n \an
Francisco 1n 1849. prohahly There
were no more 1n to\!.n
Most efliuent th1r\I qut•nther' 1n
descending order arc Water cluh
soda. iced tea d1e1 cola pn•\v.eetem.-d
Kool-Aid. beer ginger ale and milk
Q 'What'\ the mo\t "gnllilant
thing that hap~n\ in .1 budding
romance'>
A. An instant kno"'n to thl' l 11\t'
apd War student\ a\ thl' \t•rnnd
Glance." When a man and "'oman
meet. each look\ bnefh at tht• •llhl·r
Typically. nothing hapixn'> unlc'>\ thl'
woman look!. again It 1<. thl\ '>t'<:nnd
glance that dctermtnl'\ t•vcr. th mg
Those who kno\!. thl'H goat., .,..,
tho~e goats prt•fcr bed' ol mt I.. to ~·d'
of straw
Q Where wao; the fir~! dt<Kolatl'
bunny rabbit made'•
A. Reading. Pa un<>urprl\tngh
l\mong b1rdc; of paradise. male<, get
together at the mating ground. and
each female look'i them over and
takes her pick If an c~pcc1all:y gaud)
male tlashec; bnghtl). the bc~t of that
TV LISTINGS
L.M.
Bo YD
I d1<.l not acquire this cancer
recently. The damage was done while
1 was young. It was aggravated by my
continued exposure 10 the sun My
skin did not build up a tolerance (a
myth sunbathers love w perpetuate)
and now I am pa)ing for m)'
foolishness with m) life
birds' finery 1s passed down. because
JU\I about all the females choo~ him
~e1ent1~t" call this natural selec11on
Our l ovc and War man calls 11 unfair
I am ha1. mg a hard ume facing the
fact that 1 will be leaving m y children
motherless because of my vanit\ The
pain and gnefl am causing m)' (am1ly
could ha' e been a\ 01ded. Now I will
not be here to see m) children grow
graduate from high school and col-
lege marf) and have fam1hes <.) 01dn·t World \\ ar II take JU'il
.1hout e'el)hod) out o l the Holh-
\.\OOd film studios
.\ Took some and lelt some More
nactl~ 11 put 27.677 of them into
u111lorm
T crmitc~ wo1 k twu·thtrcl<, ol the
1-.1rth'c; dr. land
.\II dogs are born blind and deaf.
and the) can't smell an:yth1ng in that
rnnd1t1on. either
\r\cn1c preserve\ Th<.' bod) of
'\lapolcon. dug up after 19 year~ w;"
\till in good shape
L.M Boyd '' a syadlcated
colamaist.
< o ntmue to urge people (esixc1ally
the )'Oung) to Sta) o ut of the sun
Suggest that thev use No 15
o;un.-,creen 1f the) insist on nsking 11
Tell them sun tanning parlors are no
be1ter regardless of what the ads say
Please. Ann. never stop crusading
against sun tanning. My own personal
hell 1s knowing that all this anguish
could have been avoided 1ft had used
some common sense. -C.J.
DEAR C.J.: Tbank you for giving
my readers a first-band account of
what It Is like to die. needlessly. aad
mucb too aoon.
I am convinced that some people
are addicted to the sun Tbey know
Intellectually tbey are nJrtlng wltb
disaster (same with smokers) bat
tht)' are booked. My advice to all of
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ANN
I.ANDERS
you: U yoa want to Jive -gel
eounaellng and pat an end lo tbe self-
dettrucllve behavior. • • • DEAR ANN LANDERS· I decided
to write to you because I was upset by
a recent news release cla1m1ng that
"Yankees" are rc1oicing about the
high rate of unemployment rn Texas.
That is an absurd and d1v1s1ve
statement. I don't know anyone 1n
Ohio who 1s happy about Joblessness
in Texas or anywhere else. We
womed too much and too recently to
be glad about anyone losing a JOb.
We are a united nation. When one
segment !>uffers. we all suffer. I do not
believe Texans were happy about
recent Nonhern unemployment
Every state has 1ts hare ofb1g mouths
and the media have always been eager
to create animosity
&heve me. we in Ohio wish all
Texans well We are one nation.
under god. 1nd1v1s1ble. That 1s our
pledge. Please pnnt this -AN
AMER'lCAN FROM O HIO
DEAR OHIO: Here'• your letter
with a word from Youn Truly.
Here and tbere you can always find
1ome lone nut who rejoices at tbe
mllfortone of others. Bat to ascribe
1uch baae feeUag1 to whole segments
of 10ciety 11 rldlculoaa.
Joble11ne11 ta a horrible pllgbt
wbert'Ver It occura. A& &bl1 moment ,
TuH ts bavlnf a toagb time becaaae
of oil prices. am aare I speak for
mtllloa1 of Yankeea when J 1ay we are
ud and aorry about your trouble and
hope the end la lo sight. Yoa've rlaen
above daat 1&orm1, droapt and
floods. You'll come oat of Cbl1, loo.
Cbln up down there.
•
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2 Q P... 2 NT Pua
3 Q P ... 4 ¢ Pua
4t Pua 5 Q Pua
6 Q Pua Pua Pua
Opening lead: King of •
About 13 years ago, Frederick
Turner published an article in "The
Bridge World" describing a humor-
ous bridge ploy which he dubbed
the "Grosvenor Gambit ... To bring
·it off, a defender had to make a de-
liberate error so egregious that de·
clarer would refuse-to believe it.
A!J a result, the declarer would go
down in a contract that could have
been made thanks to the error.
The rationale behind all this Is
that you should pull it off early In a
match. The declarer would then be
so demoralized that he would not
play his best for t he rest or t he
match. Here is a simple example or
what we mean.
South held back nothing In press.-
Ing on to a heart slam. In the meth·
ods his side was using, North's two
CHARLES
GOREN
no trump bid showed somt values,
and his five diamonds wu a cue-
bid promising first-round oontrol.
Against alx hearts, West led the
king of clubs and, in rtsponM from
an encouraging signal from his
partner, continued with ace. De-
clarer ruffed and had a lot of work
to do. Even if he could ruff hi.a
third spade In dummy, he would
still have to find the queen or
trumps, and the percentage play
would be to ftnesae.
Declarer cashed the ace-king or
spades and ruffed a spade with the
jack. Instead of overrumng and
setting the contract, East discard-
ed a diamond! >.. far as declarer
was concerned, that marked the
queen of trumps with West. So ~
banged down the ace-king, only to
find that he had set up East's
queen for the setting trick. South's
confidence was shattered for the
rest of the night.
For information about Charle.
Goren'• new neweletter for
bridge playere, wrlte Goren
Bridge Letter, P.O. Bos "420, Or·
lando, Fla. 32803-4428.
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1 Show off
6 Master ot -
10 Group
14 Four-bagger
t 5 Sure thing
16 Spelt
17 Open-
mouthed
18 Fur
19 Mt St.
Helens
produce
20 Earthly
22 Corrupted
24 Malady· sulf
26 Fish groups
27 Dessert
31 Tool
collect Ion
32 Ventured
33 Mermaid
35 Corral
38 Vanishes
39 Loaded
40 Bargain event
41 Sneaky
42 Men
43 Look after
44 Untl'\Jth
45 Had recourse
4 7 --cottage
51 -board:
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32
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catculato<
52 Abstruse
54 Floated
58 Cleaner's
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59 Ruulan
name
61 Regal
headgear
62 Mah-jongg
piece
63 Snow field
64 Mr Flynn
65 Maple
66 Raised
67 Sight. a g
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1 Hypocrisy
2 -stick
3 Persian poet
4 Snakes
5 Handled
6 "Alast" Gar
7 Harvest
8 Triads
9 Affllcted
tO Fellow
11 "A Bell for
12 8()C)t(
13 Deg holders
21 Sau
23 Calf's
neighbor
25 Twtne fiber
27 Appends
28 Container
29 Victim
30 Ovck
34 Adlust
35 Share
36 Instead
37 Lack
39 Tailing
40 Oependabte
42 Rodents
43 Makes
marglnal
remark•
44 Shackle
46 Farm anlmal
47 Jal alal gear
48 Meat Jelly
49 Autho< Lynn
50 Wate< bird
53 Collapte
55 Water body
56 Cupid
57 Coomb
60 Fresh
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by Bii Keane
"The ice cream keeps tryln'
to escape."
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OrMQe CoMt DAILY PILOT/ Thutiday, Jutf 31, 198e
Vacation's over
for Newport's
tourist industry
Perhaps the worst thing that can happen to an
industry is that ft.becomes so successful people take it for
granted.
Remember the railroads?
Remember Big Steel?
Remember tourism in Newport Beach? Remember
the Alamo!
Whoa!Tourism'snotdeadin Newport Beach. But it
may be wounded.
As recently as two years ago, occupancy rates in
Newport Beach hotels were regularly between 75 ~rcent
and 85 percent. Now according to figures provtded by
the Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce,
average occupancy is in the 55-to 65-pernent range.
People are staying away in droves.
In part, Newport Beach is experiencing the effects of
competition from qualit( hotels in Irvine and Costa
Mesa, where thousands o new rooms have been built in
recent years.
But Newport's tourist industry -and the Orange
Coast's tourist industry -is suffering from the
aggressive marketing efforts that are brin~ng places like
Santa Barbara and Monterey to theattentton of potential
conventioneers and travelers.
Just as the state was shaken from its complacency by
the revelation that tourists were not automatically
flowing to California like the rivers fl ow to the sea, some
people in Newport are waking up to the fact that the
tourism dollar is being spent in other coastal cities.
Newport Beach is no less appealing than it was two
or three years ago, but it must market itself more
aggressively if that message is to be effectively translated
into business.
The City Council of Newport Beach is considering
an increase in its bed tax -the tax hotel guests and
vacation home renters pay -from 8 percent to 9
percent. If passed, that will generate $417,000 in
revenue.
The Newport Beach Visitors and Convention
Bureau has asked the ci ty for about three-fourths of that
to launch the promotional campaign the industry needs.
If the City Council has the foresight we think it has,
it will recosnize the importance of such a program and
the potential contribution it can make to the c11y's
economy. We think the program should be endorsed and
funded, at least for two years. If it faiJs to show results,
the City Council always has the option of tenninating it.
But 1f it works, those doctors and dentists and
salespeople who have strayed to the northern coast will
be bring.mg their meetings and their families and their
related bu!linc~s hack to Newport Beach and the Orange
Coast.
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642-6086
No-growth teazn a sizable
problelll facing Irvine
To The Editor·
It ha'I not heen too lung \lnll' the
'10 Growth I cam of \gran & Dornan
were elcued to thl' Irvine C 11>
Council and Jlrcath \.\C t:an \Ct' thr
beneficial cOt•t:t' that no grn'-'th
c;ecms to be having
I have to dn'e to IO'> Angt•h'' or1t·
<la) per wee~ that tnp U\Ualh t.1kt''
me 2 hourc; n11w that we have no
growth in l~ine and '>U mam fe\.\er
cars on the fm:wa, I am ahle 1c1 mC1kt·
the tnp 1n /U\t I :!(J m1nuk'>
Another olhtou\ hcnetit 1\ our
hou'le. built bac.kin I IJ'?i \.\.C '-'Crc JU\\
informed h) the leading real C\\Jte
hroker in Jn inc that our huml' ''
wonh $4 IKJO m1m• thJn 11 '-"d\ la't
-.ear becau!IC under no gro\.\th thcrc
won"l be an)' more homes built. on
the debit \ldl' however. even 1f we
were to sell 1t for $9,000 more. we'd
have no one to sell 11 to since no
growth also means no further com-
mercial development which mean\
no JObs and no one \Ccking to hu'l a
new or used home tn an area wht're
there 1'1 no work
Son of remind' me of the c;tof) I
heard a\ a chtld -the people being
chased ran into the castle and then
quickly pulled up the drawbridge 'lo
that no one cht· wa'> ahk to get 1nt11
the t:CJ'>tk (,fNE \[I I< I
In 1nl'
NB slow on slow-growth
To the fd1tor
Congratulatton' to the c1 t11cn\ ol
the Ctt'Y of Irvine tor <,how1ng thl
good judgement 10 ,cJcct a ul\
counul that wan\\ to go c;lo"' nn
Jt'vclopment V.c irt :"kwport Bealh
have neH·r heen able to get 1h;11
m essage aero<,\ w our ( 1ty C oum ti
Just 1n the pa<,t few days ( oun
cilperson Jackie Meather was quotrd
a' ~y1ng ·There\ a mentaltt~ 1n th"
town that h"-e' to 'ihut ncnth1nt1.
do""n • Th1'i 1\ not the mec;\dgc l>on
\trauss. and latel) Evel) n Han ha'c
the me'l\agc
When wt' can handle another I "
m1lhon square ket of development .n
!'Jewport ( enta then let'' go for 11
But not until we can ehm1nrttl' the
probability of gridlock
W L THOMP~ON
( orona del Mar
Experiment or propaganda?
To the Editor
There are a group of Amencan
c1v1han sc1enll\h in the So' 1et l Inion
w1ttt detect mg equipment that would
enable them 111 monitor Ru'l~tan
nucle~r te\t\ hut \.\ho are they'>
rf they arc '' mpathet1t: to the c ommunt~ts. tht•\ prohabl)' wo n't
ORANGE COAST
Daily Pilat
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•C,f',() r'.MIA Mfl"MI CA '})(J;>#,
tell uc; 1f tht")' monitor a test If the
R u..,s1ans don't want them to. they
can't tell us This doesn't 'iound like a
vef) rehable way for the l Jn1ted
States to monitor Ru'l'i1a''i te\t\ It
\Ound'i more hke a Ru'l'ltan propa
ganda tnck
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Costa Mec;.i
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Production Oln1etor
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Cluilfled OtrectCM
Doyoutravellnfearofbetngconked ... byaboom-bo radloor •
bacJcpack? U so, you Shoulcfbe vtsJtJngyour psychllltrlat Instead of
nyJngaround In an atrplane.
..
They're carrying on again
in the New York Times
The most dangerous. as well as the
most pesttferous. proposal of the
week comec; from The New York
Times ed1tonal page and 1s entitled.
"Hold Down Airhne Carry-Ons." It
1s wntten as you and r might wntc an
editonal on an amenable configura-
uon o f a space vessel: 1.e .. one gets the
1mpress1on that the gentleperson who
wrote the ed11onal has never traveled
in an airplane certaml} not on a
business tnp
fhe p1et:e begins b} insisting that
there 1s a problem. "Fl1gh1 attendants
tell of passenger\ carrying ahoard
automobile drive 'lhafts and slot
machines. and tricycles w11h chil-
dren >\s a re'iult the Federal>\ v1a t1on
Admin1strat1on 1s cons1denn~ a ne""
rt'gulat1on ..
No'-' wt: need JUSt 10 begin v.1th . to
d1stingu1'lh between those who Oy
with only the intention ofamvtnl( at
their destination and arc satisfied to
bring on board with them oh. lipstick.
a handke rch1e l ma y~ a mag;mne or
book -all ol "'h1ch can ea .. 11\' he
earned 1n a <;1ngle d11t; bag Jnd
stored. a' 1\ the convention "under
the seal · But there are other'i and tor
them the airplane is their place 111
husiness lf)'OU fly (as some of us do)
a<> much a') four or five hours ever.
day. then ~ou do not have the le1!iure
to lnttcr a'-"a} t11ght time on mov1e-
watch1ng or \nooz1ng plca1,ant
thc.1ugh such act1\.1t\ can he
fhe-re arc lcm of tra' elcr\ ~ho need
~Ith them on hoard the l'nt1rc
paraphernalia of their profe<,siunal
Ilk I (lor tn\tan<.c) carf) a bneka\c
In 11 arc thl' U'>ual thing'> lpav.port
t~ pe stull 'l"\CJrlh material <,pcclh
ponfoho't) but al<>o a tmlt'I bag
customized to md1Hdual require
ments \.1 1nr for tn'itance indude'
.\ct1fed \Inn and .\}t \.\.tlhout
which I urntract head u1ld\ an
alumeter. to thcck on the pre\\·
unzat1on of the airplane. and a
compass. I forget why I inc;1st on
carT) mg a compass. but J do. and
would know sooner than anyone else
1f a hijacker had gotten hold of the
controls and was heading toward
Cuba while the passengers thought
ourselves heading ~renely toward
Minneapolis.
Then. of cour\C, there 1s the lap-top
computer These come in different
sizes. I have traveled with a Kaypro
(about the s1u of a standard Royal
typewnter). an Epson Geneva (about
the size ofa compact-disc player). and
a Toshiba (about twice the size of the
Epson). More of\cn than not you
absolutely need such an instrument.
1fxou arc. say. wnting the speech )Ou
will deliver a few minutes after )'Our
am val at M1nneapohs
Then. of course, there 1s the third
bag. which 1s roughly designated as
one's paperwork. Two hundred un-
answered letter<;, manuscnpt'> to read.
cop} to edit. For this one needs a
clipboard and. of course, a dictating
machine I \.\e1gh 185 pound<;
clothed."-hen I step 6nto an airplane
1 weigh about 2l5 pounds
Now. The New York Times hkcs to
find problems even where there aren't
really any. or at least not where 1t t!.
looking for them. It has come up with
a new v1ct1 m1zed class. flight attend-
ants: "Hard-pressed flight attendants
fight ceaselesc;I > to enforce the rule<1
for proper \towage of bulky carry-
On!>." Oh? I haven't seen these pnmal
struggles on hoard airplanes. Some-
times a bag tends to be a little too big
to fit easily into the overhead bm. So
what else 1s new'> One pummels the
bag until 11 fits, no different from
sining on }our suitcase unul )'OU can
\nap the lock And the Times finds ye1
ano ther v1cttm "Passenger.. nde in
fear that they'll be conked on the head
b' a boom-box radio or backpack ...
WILLIAM F.
Bue KLEY
Oh? Do )OU travel 1n fear of heing
conked on the head by a boom-box
radio or backpack? If so. you should
be v1s111ng your psychtatmt instead
offlying around 1n an airplane I have
never seen a hoom-box fall on anyone
m any tnp and the latches in
airplanes are altogether S«ure If they
were insecure. then the challenge
would be. surel)'. to develop safer
locks. not to mt:a{>ac1tatc the passen-
ger b) denying him the tools of his
trade.
Those looking for something to
complain about 1n air travel don't
have to go into the airplane proper
t on~1der. rather. the absence of
trolle}s when a passenger weighing.
with his carry-ons. a total of 235
pounds eit1ts the airplane and finds he
has a mile and half to walk to the
baggage dehven room. or else to his
connecting 01ght. and finds nothing
in the area on which to ofT-load his
burden so that he might \.\alk along
toward his dest1nat1on. whl'ithng an
ode to the man who invented the
wheel and carrying only 185 pounds
of weight. It 111 an inexplicable failure
of the atrhnes to make the trolleys
ava1lahle everywhere. Surely the CO'lt
of them could be sustained by
providing for advertmng placards on
lhe trolley'>., For instance'' For in-
stance. "READ THE 1'iEW YORK
TIMES "
William F. Buell.fey ii a syndical~
columolsl.
Some of the president 's men
regret South Africa speech
WA~Hl'\/Crl<l" -.\\ l1rn1dcn1
Reagan prepared to dt'l"cr la'll
week's South >\Irita c,pet·< h Whttl'
House Ch1cl of ')ta ff Donald T Regan
was told hv an aide: "'To give an~
speech (on ~outh Africa) would he a
mistake to ll.l'l' th1., 'lpccth Y..<Hlld he
a disaster .. ~
Regan con< urrl•d h~ wJ'• m cr-
ruled -
The prc<.1dl·n1 deqded to ~'"l' the
speech an}wa) and some of h" key
advisers now admit -at Jca,t
privately -that "1t wal> a maJor PR
goof.'' "a total hackfire,'' "u d1sa,ter ··
The)' weren 1 saying tho!>e things
JU'it before the 'lpeech. at lea't not
o utside the president's own light
circle They were defending the
president ., opposition to ~nct1onc;
and arguing thr importance nf eit
pla1n10g tht' admin1~trat1on·., polKy
of quiet diplomacy
But in the wakC' of Reagan\ most
senous pohucal blunder \1nce ht!>
decision more than a year ago to v1~1t
the 81tburg m1htary cemetery in Wc-.l
Germany. anger and rccnm1n1t1on
are nfe within the White Houst
"We had heat Pat down," one
official said, reviewing a !'truaaJe by
some Reapn aides to loll the spe«h
conceived and drafted in lalJC part by
Patnck J Buchanan, the director of
communicat10n'i and the prts1dent'~
most articulate and out~poken cham-
pion of con~rvative l\,uc'
Leg1slattvc \tratcftnts Denni~
Thomas and Will Ba wcrt said to
have led the fiallt aaainst making a
\pteeh, arau1na that it would play mto
the hands of conare s1onal opponent\
by ttk1ndhna the controveny over
the adm1ni'ltrat1on'" alread)' un
• popular poltcy Sources said pres1-
den11al spokesman Larry \peakeo;
al:.o tried to squelch 1t
Regan. who is perceived inside and
outside the White House as the most
influential presidential adv1\cr -
unless Nancy Reagan chooc;c\ to
weigh in with her own op1n1on -wn\
-.v.ayed by their arsuments
But sources '181d Buchanan and
national sccunty adviser Jo hn M
Pomdexter •• who had conducted a
much-publtc11ed "review" of adm1n-
1strat1on policy toward South Afm:a
in the weeks before the speech. s11ll
wanted Reagan to address the is ue m
· an attempt to ward off unctions
already approved by the House and
gaming \uppon 1n the Senate
Reagan "could have been per-
suaded either way, to do 11 or not to do
11." one '1Cn1or aide said.
Then. Secrel8ry of State George P.
Shultz, who wanted Reagan to ad-
dress the muc before Shu1t1·~ own
~heduled te'lllmony before the Sen-
ate forcian Relations Comm1tt«.
came to the White Hou'\C for a pnvate
meet1n1 with the pre,ident and.
acrordml to one account. "went
halhsttc.' arguing stttnuou'lly fpr a
pres1dent1al speech
"Shultz persuaded him to do 11. and
tt was off and running." another
'lource said
The day after the 'lpc«h, the
~cretary bore the brunt of ~n to""'
fury ovet Reapn's rC1tatement of
policy 1n the face of mountma
v1olenet and a widenma crndtdown
on South Afnc.an blacks by the white
rqime m Prctona
Reapn h1m~lf "thanks he's beina
unfairly rntici1ed." a ..ource with
acces<, to the president reported "Of
course. he generall} think~ that"
when his pohcic'I come under tire.
"He think~ they haven't read h1~
'lpccch. they don't under>tand ht~
policies ..
Othcr'I, however, arc w1lltng 10
admit -at len<1t pnvatcly -that
they ml'IJUdged the level of anger the
speech would generate. both on
Capitol Hill and among blad leaders
in southern Afnc~ Nobel Pnze-
winnme Bishop Desmond Tutu's
denunc1at1on of the address as "naus-
eating" and hi~ \Uggest1on that the
West "can go to hell" shocked rome
who expected Strong words 1n oppm1-
11on but not that ~trong.
Poindexter for one. 1s said to have
told colleaauc~ that 1n retrospect
Thomas and the others were nght 1n
trying to avoid a '!howdown with
Senate leader!l from Reagan's own
part). who had tried to wam the
president of the pt henna \torm
"It'\ not as 1f 11 wa, all bad,"
commented one White Houc;c aide as
he starched for a def ensc of the
position 1n which the admin1<1trat1on
now finds 1t~lf
"An araumcnt can bt madt' that
havina had the president speaJc out as
he did and the reaction bt1ng what 1t
wa,, 1f ever the rt wu any hope-and
1f thtrc 1 any hope -of havina the
SQuth Afncan iovernment move, 1t
w\11 be out of the recogn1t1on that the
president spoke as he did and not·
w11b,ta.nd1n1 that. the fec:hnas are •till
a strong. tf not str<>naer than befort'"
apiMt the Pretona l'CJlme Mtwel huel b• covuH th
Wllte Houe fer t•~ .t..-lated Pren
l~t ll'7t.
WILLIAll P. IWCKl.&Y ~
Quinn
special
reborn
SACRAMENTO-One of the low
points of Jerry Brown's reign in
Sacramento, at least from his stand-
point. occuned in early 1977.
At the tame. a severe cold snap was
hitting the .Eastern states, resulting in
some shortaics of natural gas.
Brown called a news conference lO "announ~" that he had "ordered"
the Public Utilities Commission to
divert shipments of gas destined for
California to hard-hit Eastern cities.
Since the state's utilities had
aJrcady arranged for the exchange -
and announced 11 -several days
earher and Brown had no legal
authority to order the PUC' to do
anything, 11 qu1ckJy became evident
to reporters in attendance that the
news conference was a thinly veiled
Brown effort to gain some favorable
publicity for himself.
In the Jargon of the day, 11 was
known as a ''Tom Quinn special"
after the Brown administration's ad
hoc secretary of symbolism. Quinn's
media events were an art form unto
themselves. providing almost
nothing in the way of real news but
creating the 20..second sound bites
and images that television loves and
poht1ctans savor
Eventually. such meatless symbol-
ism backfired and Quinn. who helped
make Jerry Brown what he ts today,
an obscure ex-politician, 1s now
directing Tom Bradley's second effort
to become governor. but that's getttng
ahead of the story
Anyway. the newsies Jumped on
Brown for making poh ucal hay out of
lhe cold snap and the gas shortage.
peppenng him wtth barbed questions
that left him red-fac~d and sputten ng
and resulted m stories that focused on
his discomfiture. Polittcal reporters
are used to a certain level of smoke-
blowmg from politicians, but some-
ttme$ balk when 11 becomes so blatant
that 11 insults their mtelhgence.
George Deuk..mejiao, the curTent
governor whe>st style is ordinarily
anythin_J but Brownian, tried to pull a
Tom Quinn special of his own
Wednesday.
DcukmeJlan and the state
treasurer. Jesse Unruh. staged a
Capitol news conference and at-
tracted seven tclev1s1on cameras to
"announce" that two major bond
rating houses had raised the state's
credit rating to AAA. which Dcu-
kmeJtan characterized as ·•yet
another 1nd1cation of California's
return to complete fiscal health "
The problem with this startling
piece of news 1s that 1t had been
announced by the bond houses them-
selves nearly a week earlier and both
DeukmeJtan and Unruh had hailed 1t
then in upbeat press releases. Dcu-
kmejian. moreover. referred to the
upgraded bond rating agam on Mon-
da~ dunng a speech to the state's
radio and television broadcasters m
Montere}
The previous week's an-
nouncements had not gotten very
much pre~" attention. which was a
tiuhng of the media hcc~lUse the bond
rating 1s an important financial story
and one that was given lavi~h atten-
ti on when the rating was downgraded
a fey,. years ago.
DcukmeJ1an. therefore. decided to
trumpet 11 again in a clear effort to
wnng out some more med ta attention
-an action obviously related to the
fact that Dcukmejian 1s running for a
'ICCOnd term this year largely on his
record in dealing with the fiscal cns1s
he mhented from Jerry Brown 31h
}ears ago
The two officials acknowledged
that the lack of media attent1on last
week sparked their appearance on
Wednesday. but stra1ght-facedly-1n
the face of skeptical questioning -
denied that 1t had any political
1mphcat1ons
11 was a coup of some proportions
tha..L Republican DcukmeJian wa~
able to entice veteran Democrat
Unruh to share the podium for
mutual praise of each other's states-
manship
The aforemenuoncd BradJey has
been trying to sell the contention that '
DeukmeJ1an has been a do-nothing
governor who has allowed the state to
drift without leadenhip and Unnih''
public praise of the governor's fiscal
performance does much to undercut
that theme.
Even mort pointedly. Unnih re-
fused to respond to questions about
whom he ·~ suppon1na for aovemor
this year thus forcao•na an op-
portunity to provide even a pro fonna
endonement of his ~y·s candidate
and aiv1na the imphc1l messaae that
he want~ Dcukmejian back for a
second term. Bradley, it should be
noted1 became mayor of Los Anacles
by de1eatin& Unruh In 1973
Yes. indeed, il was a fine eumple
of lhc Tom Quann 1pec1al, a media
event that proV1dcd no ruJ news but
prov1dcd television with the sort of
1maic1 that enhance the subJect's
political standina.
Unfortunately for him, Quinn has
been unable to perform that well for
Bradley or late
Ou WaJ&en l1 a •)'ltika&ff
tolunabL
l
Welch
stifles
Gi.ants
DOdgers s w eep
series by beatin g
San Francisco. 4-2
LOS ANGELES (AP) -With a
thick fog descendina upon Doctaer
Stadium Wednesday ni&ht, Bob
Welch bad the San FrancilCO Giants
in a six-innina foa of their own.
Welch retired 18 of the first 19
batters before yieldina to Tom
Nieclenfuer, whose sixth save of the
season secured Welch's 4-2 victory
and the ~rs· thrcewpme sweep of
the fading Giants.
"I pitched verr, well, espcci.ally
early m the pme, •said Welch, S-9,
who struck out four of the first sev.eo
batters and finished with nine. "I
JUe&s I tired a little in the seventh
mnina. but I'm sure happy with the
way things turned out" -
Toda7'• 1ame
None scheduled.
FRIDAY'S GAME
Cincinnati (Soto ~) at Doc11en
(Honeycutt 6-6).
Time: 7:35 p.m.
TV: None.
Radio: KABC (790).
Welch struggled through the
seventh, which he began by yielding
three consecutive hits. The second
was Joel Youngblood's two-run
homer, has fifth of the season, which
cut the margin to 3-2.
"He's pitching like he dad at the
start of the season," Dodaer Manager
Tom Lasorda said of Welch.
Mike Scioscia's squeeze bunt
capped a three-run first inning that
pro{>Clled Los Angeles to its fourth
stra1ght victory. The victim was
Giants' rookie left-hander Terry
M ullholaod1 0-4, who was recalled
from the Giants' Phocnu fann club
to replace the injured Roger Mason.
Meanwhile, the Dod&ers an-
nounced that sluger Pedro Guerrero,
who has been out. all season re-
cuperating from knee surgery, bas
been reactivated.
Guerrero filled the spot on the
Dodgers' roster vacated by Ken
Landreaux, who was placed on the
disabled list Monday. LandreaWt
underwent surgery to repair tom
cartilage in his left knee Tuesday and
as expected to be sidelined a month.
The Dodgen also announced that
they have purchased the contract of
nght-handed pitcher Joe Beclcwlth
from the Toronto Blue Jays.
AP ... ge I
THURSOAY, JULY 31. 1•
OAK.LAND (AP) -The Oakland
A •1 short-handed bullpen was oo
match for the Aniela· loaded bench
Wednesday.
Doua DcCinoes, the ftrst of three
consecutive pinch-bitters to face Oak-
land relievers, doubled to score
RCflie Jack.son from fint base in the
eighth innina as the A.oaels pulled out
a come-from-behind 6-1 victory.
"I'm sure they took Jose RJJO o ut
because we had three left-handed
hitters coming up. But we have ·a
platoon system here, and I was the
last lef\..bander the reliever was going
to face," Jackson sa.id.
Angel Manager Gene Mauch used
DeCinces and George Hendnck
apinst southpaw reliever Dave
Leiper, 1-2. Heodnck was walked
intentionally, and Bobby Grich also
drew a walk -off Doug Bau -as a
pinch hitter.
"It's nice when you make a lot of
moves to be malcJng them wtth good
playen," Mauch wd. 'Tve been
tnanagina a long ume and I haven't
always had good players on the
bench."
Oakland Manager Tony LaRussa
called on his rchcvers because he felt
Rijo had reached his hmit, having
thrown about 140 pitches.
TodlJ7'•..-e
Aue~Witt 10.7) 11 Oakland (Pluo\ .
Time: I :IS.
TV: Nooe.
Radio: KMPC (710).
FriCSay's pme: A.Qaell at Sea~
tic, 1:35 p.m.
The A's top two relievers were
unavailable, J_ay Howell bccaute he
pitched the ni&bt before, and Steve
Ontiveros becaute ofa sore elbow.
The Angels' John Candelaria. 4-l ,
won with his loosest outina uncc
rccoverin& from elbow suraery. He
pitchCd five-bit ball for seven inrunp,
strikina out five and walkina none.
Donnie Moore finished the pme for
his 12th save.
Jackson was the ftrst batter to face
Leiper, who relieved A's starter Rijo
after the leadoff batter in the ei&bth
grounded out. Jackson sina!ed to
center.
On DeCinces' double to ri&bt-
ccnter field, A's center fielder Mike
Davis had trouble comina up with the
ball, allow\n& Jackson to score easily
and snap a 2-2 ue.
Later in the eipith innana. Dick
Schofield foroed 1n a nan when he
drew a baxs-loaded walk from Bair,
and Bob Boone hit a sacrifice Ry.
DeCinces, who stayed in the pme
at third base, added an RBI single in
the ninth inruna to pve the Ansels a
6-2 lead.
Oakland eecond bueman Tony PbWipe la
able to hurdle Ancel buenumer Wally
Joyner to complete doable play dartq
third lnntna of Wednaday'a 1ame.
LaRussa admitted later .. 'Tm kick-
ing myself, because I think I could
have done something different. But
I'm not going to spell it out."
The Angels scored m the fifth on
Rob Wilfong's double and Schofield's
srngle.
Louganis has two perfect dives at Festival
d'Toole scor es 8 goals
to spark North polotsts
HOUSTON (AP)-Grcg Louganas scored
two perfect I Os and grabbed a big lead in the
men's 3-mctcr springboard diving Wednesday
night at the U.S. Olympic Festival, which
already has set a record for ticket sales.
The 26-ycar-old world champion and
winner of two gold medals at the 1984 Olympic
Games' trailed early in the competition before
mo~ ahead of his rivals by executing dives
with high dCJfCCs of difficulty.
Loupn1s, of Boca Raton, Fla., had 724.53
points after 11 pretimmary dives. Mark
Bradshaw of Springfield. Ore.. was a distant
second at 697.32. Kent Ferguson of Cedar
Rapids, Iowa, was third at 664.14.
"I was surprised that I scored that high," said. "I JUSt want to sec the team wm ··
said Lougams. who has won 38 national t1tles. Her team as 5-0 and has clinched a spol in
··1 feel like I'm right on schedule. It was one of lh~d-mcdal game. ·
the top scores I've had in the preliminaries." ... ~ 'llnothergame, Vaunc Kadlubek had five
The scores in the preliminaries carry over goals and Jill Sterkel added four as the East
to today's finals, with the top two finishers downed the winless West, 14-8. Kadlubek, of
eammppotson the United States team for next Las Vegas, has 18 goals in five games.
months world champ1onsh1ps. Meanwhile, U.S. Olympic Commlllee
In another water sport, Maureen O'Toole officials announced that the mark of 251 , I 96
continued her sensational scoring pace with tickets sold act1.1ally was SCl Monday, but
eight goals as the North beat the South, 19-12, tabulation of figures 1s running about lwo days
an water polo. bchmd.
O'Toole, who led the women's water polo Revenue from t1ckel sales has reached $2
tournament in scoring last year and as a physical million, easily passing the $1 .3 million high set
education instructor at Costa Mesa High. set a at Indianapolis. Those figures do not mcludc
Festival mark with the eight goals. The native most of the revenue from Monday and
of Long Beach had six goals an an earlier game Tuesday's events.
and her 20 goals equals her scvln-pme total of Wnh gymnastics. track and field and the
1985. basketball charnp1onsh1p round sail to come.
"Everyone expects me to score a lol of organizers arc confident of reaching their
goals, but that's not what I'm here for ... O'Toole break-even mark of 350,000 t1cke~ sold
Al the pool at The Woodlands. Mitchell. of
Scottsdale, Anz., was mad at benelf for a poor
nanth dive, but still the Olympic silver medalist
compiled 512.49 points in near 1()0.<Segree heat
to S 12.40 for Wendy Luoero of Aurora. Colo.
Kelly McComuck of Long Beach. was third
wtth 488.61 points.
"I'm '0'"$ to try to hit 10 of 10 dives
tomorrow,· Mitchell wd of the finals. "'But I
1ust don't handle stupidity weU and that's what
I f~I happened on my ninth dive It infunates
me." ·
Mitchell said she "bolted" out ofa revcne
211>-somersault tuck.
·• 1 tried to make the dive happen mstcad of
wa1ung for rt to happen," Mitchell wd.
The North and East hockey teams tied S-5
as compet1t1on an that spon began. The Nonh
scored three times an the third penod to gam the
uc, with Mike Keifer of Boston University tying
11 with 13 seconds to play.
Players set free
from drug clauses
USFL's
future
totters Clubs need union
a pproval to obtain
results from tests
NEW YORK (AP) -A federaJ
arbitrator ruled Wednesday that
drug-testing clauses contained m the
contracts of several hundred major
league baseball players arc unen-
forceable.
"He (arbitrator Tom Roberts)
ruled that the clubs may not get
results from anr, drug tests by bypass-
ing the unaon, • said Donald Fehr.
exccuuve director of the M&Jor
League Players Assoc1ation. "They
must go through the union."
Fehr said the ruling meant that the
drug testing clauses arc illegal.
"Obviously, we're pleased," sa1d
Fehr, whose unaon filed a grievance
against the drug testing earlier this
year. "It was the correct decision. It
reaffirmed the basic principle that
you can't bypass the uruon. Now we
go back and negotiate."
"I'm very disappointed by the
Ram scrimmage
wlth Char6ers
set for tozilght .
Practice scnmmages against
tbc San Diego Cha'lers and a
Ram cap give-away wdl hifhlight
the team's open hou~ this eve-
nma at Anaheim Stadium .. ·
A seven-on-seven scnmmage
with many front-line players~·
&ins at 7 and the I I-on-I I
scrimmage, which wtll feature
many non-starters, bqJns at 7:30
.The Rams also have an exhibition
pme against the Chargers later m
August.
The ptcs open at 5:30 wtth free
adm1ss1on and parkina, and fans
brinJing a Kodak film box will
receive a free coach's cap.
fans can enter the)icld for a
photo 9CSS1on with players and
coaches from 6 to 6:30. The ticket
om~ wttl be open to show
available sca!IOn ticket locations.
The Rams pre-season opener as
Tuesday aptnsl the Houston
Otlcn at Anaheim Stadium
decision," Barry Rona, executive
dlrcctor of the Players Relations
Committee, said. "It's clear that the
real losers arc the players."
Roberts' answering scrv1ce said he
was en route to his office in Los
Angeles and wasn't available for
comment.
Fehr said the decision "docs not
change our con viction that a long-
term agreement on a joint drug
program is an the best interest of
everyone in baseball, clubs and
players alike. We arc persuaded that
the association and the clubs should
establish a jointly administered pro-
gram focusing on education, early
diagnosis and treatment by ex~rt
medical personnel in confidenuali-
ty."
Big stretch ·
The drug-tcsung clauses began
appe.anng an renegotiated, long-tcnn
and guaranteed contracts following a
decision last October by the 26 major-
lca$uc owners to end the I 'h-ycar-old
an11-drug enforcement agreement
that had been part of management's
basic agreement with players.
William "The RefiUerator'' Perry of the
Chtcaco Bean unllml>era ln London du.ti.DC
team'• wor kout Wedneaday ln preparation
for Sunday'• 1ame n. Dallu. Story on C2.
Rams.finally get good news in secondary
Johnson expected to miss
only two to three weeks --· --.
From AP dJspatcllet
would probably have to retire due to a lower-ha' k
Ill.Jury he suffered last season.
"lfsbccn an unscttlina week,'' Robmson said
"With J.bc (six) holdouts and .lhe lnJunes. it's
obviously not a &ood way to start.
"But maybe now thinss wttl settle down ··
f With their pre'ieaSOn opener only six days Veteran safety Johnnie Johnson o the Rams away, the rash of UlJUncs leaves the Rams underwent arthroscopic knee surgery Wednesday. 1 sh h d T but is expected to miss only two to three weeks of temporan Y Ort-anded tn the secon ary. hey ll have only two expenenced comcrbacks and thr« prac cc. e~penenccd safcttes Dr. Clarcnct Shields reported that Johnson, "For four weeks. we'll make do wnh what we
291-suffered no cart1la1c damqe in an lllJUry _ have," Robmson '"But that's &ood. Some auys.W111
suncred dunng practice Tuesday at Cal State get a lot of work they mi&ht not have aottcn ".
Fullerton. There were. hO developments concerning the
The sursery perfonned at Ce~unela Hospital Rams' six holdouts, hut Robinson wd he would
tn lnaJewood, revealed only a sh&ht tea~ of the not make any cuts until the rest of the players postenor cruc1atc hpment in Johnsoh s n&ht report
knee. Rest will allow the fibers m the hpmCJ'lt to ·
heal themselves, team trainer Jim Anderson said.
"'This TS even better news than we could have
hoped for," said Rams Coach John Robmson
"We'rr only lookJn& at three weeks and his knee
should be &ood as new."
The 10Jury to Johnson as the latest 1n a stnl'\& of
bad newia that ha' htt the Rams' secondary since
the veteran' report('(! 10 tn1nin1 camp four days
ago
Comcrback Gary Ortta:w11l be s1dehned for
at lca't two to four weeks wt th a swollen d1~ in h1'1
neck and comctback-safoty ~nc Ham' u1d he
Raiden' Bacdo "'8.tl b0ttpltall.ftd
Bob Buczkowski, the 2Sth player taken an the
cotlqc draft last spnng, wa' hosp1talucd Wednc~
day . by the Los Anaclcs Raiders 1n hopes of
allev111ina has contmuma back problem
'-' 8uc:tkoW1lc1, a dcfeM1ve end out of P11
t~burat\. has practiced only four time~ dunna two
wttk of tra1mn1 camp
The Raiders sent the 6-S. 27()..pOunder to
Ceda~·S1n11 M('d1c.al Center 1n 1.o'I Anaclc!I for a ...
treatment program which include\ traction and
medication He 1s expe'-tcd to remaan hospitalized
th( n-mamder of the week
When BuczkQwsk1 ong1nally complamcd of
bac.k problems. the Raiders took th( unusual St(p
of Oymg ham across countn to o;cc lh( New Jene}
back sptt1ahst who had performed surge!") on
defensive tackle Bill Pack.ti
Upon his return, 11 was announced that the
pain was pnmanly from muscle spasms and a
tWlsted back and would not rc-qu1re SUl'JCI") When
he returned 10 practtc<' howcvtr. the Raiders were
agam concerned ··wa ho~ this will alleviate the soreness and
swelling." sa1d Coach Tom Flotts
Buczkowtlu's beck probkmsdlre particularl~
pllina to 1he Ra1dc"· who losl a pre' 1ou\ No I
draf\ choice for most of h1<1 lint St"ason follllwtng
back surgery and another ofTcM1ve lineman for the
ume n-ason
Center Don Mo\ebar'~ b.1ck problems ~ere
not disclosed unul after his drat)ma an I Q8 J and hr
massed train1n1 camp that 5t"ason. S1an1n1 auard
Curt Manh also missed a ..cason hceau'lC of hack
problem$
Only Pickel, th<' No ] pick 1n I Qftl underwrnt
hack ~uraen dunna hi~ collcsc cuttr at Rutger\
1nd has not had rt'\Uml'\& problem~ That's wh~
8uczkow<1k1 wa\ ~nt to '>C'C P1ck(I\ ..urgeon, Dr
Jo~ph 7J>w dsky of Brun!\w1ck NJ
Owners' Monday
meeting tOCiecide
league· s operation
From AP di1patcllet
Some USFL clubs 1ns1st at 1s
6usiness as usual despite the setback
in Federal court which sent the
already tottenng league grasping for
survival.
Lee Scarfone, the Tampa Ba>
Bandits' pnncipal owner, said
Wednesday, "You want a prediction.
We"re going to pla:r lh1s year We're
not depend mg on the NFL f undmg
u~ We're going to play football I'd be
very surpnscd 1fwe don't play."
"Sure. I still want to play football in
Orlando." Renegades ow'ncr Don
D1zney said "That was our onginal
1ntcnt1on. and tt stJll 1s. And 1f I can
get t~ other seven owners to agree,
then we'll still play. But nfht now, I
don "t know how they feel. f JU St o ne
pulls out, then everythmg crumbles
Wt rteed all eight teams."
The USFL owne'"' will meet Mon-
da} m New York to determine thr
young lcague·s future aftrr a JUf}
decided Tucsda) tha1 the NFL did
'iolatc anltru'il laws. but awal'ded Lhl'
new league only S l 1n a SI 69 htlhon
suit The USFl intends to wage a
court battle to have the damage'
-mc.:rcased. .
The USFL. which pla:rcd its first
three )Cars 1n the pnng-um mer. and
had planned to open its fourth 5Cason
m the fall on Sept 14 But after the
ruling there wcrt onh a few option~
for the l SFL -10 ahead and pla} 1n
thr fall. fold. temporanJy suspend
operations or go back 10 the spnf\&.
"We're goma to the mecuna a'
reque'ited by (('omm1ss1oncr) Han')
L c;her Wlth an open mind and a
consideration of all altcmauvcs. •
Scarf on( said "I believe by the end of
the day thert Wlll he some determina-
tion a) 10 what 1he USFl. 1s amna to
QO ..
He said the o~uon'i arc "play -'°
forward, which ts where we lean -or
not play "C\u$pendtna ~Y unttl &fttt
the hcanna or 'wttchina beck. to a
'pnna \Chcdule att PO 1blitica, ht
Uld
"If two or more teams elect not t0
play, 1t would be d1flkult to matnt.a1n
• ')(hcdule "Scarfone 1&1d
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Comments about
Giant baaebrawl
end Craig's prose
Fre111 AP dt1patch9
SAN FRANCISCO -San Francisco Ill Qiana M r R r • has uit
writina ··1::fc the ~an~r the ~
Francisco Chronicle. a column that drew critical mail
when it condoned the teams' brawl with the St Louis
Cardinals.
Oiants President Al Rosen said the response to the
column about the fifht in St. Louis last week was a
"small factor" in his decision to have Craig stop
writing.
"With the 1njunes we'veexpenenced, with the way
lbc ballclub 1s going, Roaer has mote than enouah to do ri~t now trying to keep the baJlclub toaetber and keep
h an the pennant race," Rosen said. "He needs support
riaht now instead of things that dram his senses."
Rosen said the letters the Giants received were not
"crank letters."
"They raised the point that the (fight column) was
a bad example, or bad precedent -what happens ti
another incident occurs that he's called upon to explain
or defend?"
Rosen initLally pve his approval for the column
before Craig started 11 on July 17
Chronicle sports ednor Dan McGrath said the
paper was releasing Craig from his commitment,
reluctantly.
Quote of the day
Lo• Boltl, Noue Dame footbl.l.I coech on
pteltaton practice -bJcb beain1 Aut. 11: "Our
playenaet to come and apend the last pan of the 1ummer with a1J eJtpenaea peid, tree room and
board, ireat diftina.'
ATLANTA -Atlania Braves relief • pitcher Bruce Sutter, who bu been orr·the
disabled list since May because of arm
problems, probably will not pitch .,a.in
this season, said Manqer Chuck Tanner.
Sutter will underao an arthrosram examln.at~n on
his ri&ht shoulder Friday.
''lt just hasn't come on the way everybody hoped,"
Tanner said Tuesday in Houston. where the Braves
were playma the Astros.
King• •lgn free agent Dineen
INGLEWOOO -Free acent de-~
fenseman Peter Dineen has s1ancd a '
contract with the Los AnJcles Kinas. the
National Hockey League team announced
Wednesday.
Dineen, 25, has spent his professional career in the
American Hockey Leaaue after beina drafted by the
Philadelphia A yers in the 1980 NHL Entry Draft.
A 5-11 , 180-pounde~ Dineen spent most of last
season with Moncton or the AHL after playing 11
pmes in Binahampton. He had five aoats and 14 assists
m 66 es.
Maryland pair supendecl
COLLEOE PAJU<. Md. -Two m Uni vcnity of Maryland bukett.11 playen
believed to have been with AJl-Amencan un Dial the momina be died of cocaine ·
intolt.ication have been auspended from the team,
Chancellor John 8. Slaupter said Wednetday at a pre1
conference.
Althoutb Terry Lona and 0.Vld Orea are
auspended fndcfinitely, they will ~n their athletic
1.ebolanhips. Slauabter aid.
"I believe that indefinite 1u.1pe111ion form the
batketbell team i1 oecet11ry, liven the eerioumes1 of
the crime for which thae two 11\Jdenll have been
indicted," Slaupter said.
Slau&hter aid that if the playen are found
innocent and are in aood academic aiandiq. they will
be eliaible for rein1tatement to the team.
u .s. aem rematch with Sovleta
INGLEWOOD -The United States m
men '1 national volle}'ball team team,
which wu beaten in five pmes by the
Soviet Union earlier this month for the
Ooodwill Games championship, will ae1 another shot
at the Soviets next month.
The two teams will meet in a beat-of-five
exhibition match at the Forum on Aui. 27, it wu
announced Wednesday at a news oonferencc.
The Soviet men's team will be makina 11.S first
appearance in Southern California since J 977.
The Americans are the to~rankcd team in the
world at present while the Soviets arc rated No. 2.
However, Russia beat the U.S. in a aruelina five-pme,
come-from behind match at Mot00w.
Ryan placed OD dl•bled U.t .
HOUSTON -Nolan Ryan, the all-• lime najor leque 11.rikeout leader, ha•
been p~n the ls.day disabled hit apin beca O( a IOf'C fiaht elbow, I
Houston A tro11polcesman said Wednetday.
He wa1 placed onto the lilt retroactive to July 28,
club spokesman Chuck Pool laid.
Ryan. 39, bad l)teviously been on the diublcd litt
from June I to June 24 because of a aprainod medial
collatcrl l~ent in bi1 ri&ht elbow.
Rpn 1 spot on the Altro•' roater haa been filled by
Matt Keot.iabl who comes from the club'• Ous AAA
atflliate team n Tucson. Keoup iaa product of Corona
<kl Marffjp.
Jordan atunned by Relnacb
SAN OIEOO -Elna Reinach who ~
bad never beaten a player ranked bc;uer
thatl 60th in tbc world, ousted to~seedcd
Kathy Jordan 4-6, 7-6, 6-1, ln second-
round play Wednesday ni&ht in a women's tennis
tournament.
Jordan, ranked I Sth in the world, stood one ,.-me
away from victory in the second Kt, 6-S, but Reinacb
deldloclted the score with a win on her serve.
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The final day of swimmina at the meters, the feature event of the track days in bed but i1 much brighter this
Commonwealth Games was delayed pr<>JJ'811l. wu a bitter blow to or-momina," said Enaland track team
by 45 minutes Wednesday because of pmzers and fans, coming on top of manager. Gordon Wright
a bomb scare while in track and field. the political boycott by 32 of the S8 .. 1 had 1 heart-to-heart talk with
Sebastian Coe of Britain pulled out of origmal teams. him and be felt it best for the team if
his long-awaited 1,500-meter clash Coe, the two-time 1,500-meter he didn't run in the I ,500 meters... Roy Seaman and Greg Richardson
with countryman Steve Cram be-Olympic champion, hu been suffer-outdueled Randy Smyth and Jim Hill cau~ of illness. ing from a throat infection sinoe late Coe will be replaced by Rob the The delay in the Commonwealth last week and strun .. 1ed throue Hamson. in the eiahth lea of e Pacific 1,000 New Shoes for I · · be~ h .., N Ze I d ba k k s 1 · catamaran race Wednesday, but poo c.ame JUSt minutes 1ore t e Monday's heats and semifinals in t e ew a an c stro er Y via Smyth and Hill maintained a big lead
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The buildina was evacuated and His panic1pation in today's 800-to make the final of the 200-meter straight wins for Smyth and Hill of
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Despite finishina second Wcdnes--
day1 Smyth and Hill still enjoyed a
leaa of more than two hours in the
overall standmp over Seaman and
Richardson. who arc second overall.
Larry Harteck of Santa Barbara
and Eric Brinton of San Dieao
finished third Wednesday.
They are fourth 1n the overall
standmis behind George DelBianco
of Madera and Mike Checketts of
Fresno.
Del Bianco and Checketts finished
s1uh m Wednesday's beat.
Racing continues today with com-
petitors sailing from Oxnard, around
Anacapa Island to Santa Barbara.
The 1,000-mile race will conclude
on Sunday 1n Huntington Beach.
Bears, Dallas
.. take peeks a t
one another
LONDON (AP)-The Super Bowl
champion Chicago Bears and the
Dallas Cowboys openly spied on each
other as they began serious pre~
arat1ons Wednesday for their exh1-
bit1on game Sunday in the " Amencan
Bowl" at Wembley Stadium.
Both NFL teams arrived within
fi ve minutes of each other at the
National Sports Centre. south of the
British capital. and the Bears were
assigned a field hockey pitch at the
back of the indoor complex while the
Cowboys used the infield at the
running track
They were Wlthm I SO yards of each
other. and the temptation to see what
the other was doing durina the two-
hour workouts was too much to resist.
A Bears' coach wandered to the
Cowboys area for a peek, and it wasn't
too long before a Cowboys· aide
strolled over to see what was happen-
ing o n the field hockey patch.
For the Bears, everything appears
to be going well. "Everything 1s fine,"
said head Coach Mike Ditlc.a. "I think
theguysareenjoymg it. I don't see too
much of that jet-laf that everybody"
talking about. I thmk they are doing
OK."
"We've had two good practices -
today was fine. We got a lot done,
that's important.. just to keep getting
thin~ done, to keep improvmg."
Dnka was ph1losoph1cal about his
team havina to uproot their camp
from Wisconsin and travel to London
fo r a week.
"We're here now. We just have to
make the adjustment now and that
hasn't proved a problem. We are
goma to make the adjustment and I
thmk we've done as good as you can
expect at this point." said Ditka. who
1s on his first tnp to EnaJand.
Danclng Brave
ln Breeders' Cup
ARCADIA (AP) -Dancina
Brave, Wlnner o(last Saturday's Kina ~orae VI and Queen Elizabeth
Diamond Stakes. will run ID the Prix
de I' Arc de Triomph and then m the
Breeders' Cup at Santa Anna. it was
announced Wednesday.
The Oak Tree Racina A1!>0Clation,
host of the Breeders' Cup at Santa
Anita on Nov I, said 1t had betn
informed of the plans for Dancina
Brave by the International Racina
Bureau.
Dancma Brave's victory 1n the
K.J111 Oeorae race aveOJCd h11 earlier
half-tenath defeat by Shahrutani ID
the Epsom Derby earlier this year
bahrutani fin1lhed fourth m the
Kin• C'ieorae .
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UllMt, WAUCl .. 'S UOY ( .. 1) ""' condltlolw 2 ~ (KNftt4) 116 '°'UOO. F-. _. ,,..,.. lfW'tt ,,_,, old MO uo Tlnw. 1:34 415. T1eWt .... tC:.,__I a.a
drOM ""' fllv IO UIOI for action; MU MUPf'aT , Alraall (S~) '" ' brMm lt*Y (Oeleflout.seye) , ,. Clell'Nllt itric.: ..,,........... ""'° raft. ~. I.a ltrtcJtu. AfCfle ,,,,_ u... ...... t ...... > (~I) lttll• 1f1ru IN M io .,lor lo &tart !Mt 'CH.etOll (OllveAll 116 t Clllo'1 lelrtt (HerlleftdU) al11 I Wooly Hall (S...,_.) llS ~ :':"ldlea. 1111e .._. 1°""""91
redfle ,,.,.., dYI ltltrMftw. lOHGSHOT S COUllt Eric ll"ellOll) 11111 3 Mv Lecllft Tlew (lllacil) •111 J ._#Utttlon Miii CC.lenonl 115 •• 1 ... -A (•-') .,. ..... ·"~ -TlrN'. 1:11 Ill SHIVf!IUNG KISS. •Double QWll CVelentutlal 116 4 OH~ .. (l"adro .. I 11' ) o.Ha'a 0. COin Ca&tckl •110 -.._, ~• "' .. _ AIM raft: II.....,, OUllY
7 l"wtlel c .. u l 11' S HtlrtMt Hair ... (Solltl II• • ._.,. ldtl (Httl\ende~I llf '°"'""•AC•.•~~ .._.,, ,i.ea llCOttD ••c•. I "" mllel. l"urw. 111,000. • O*f Of l'1re (ShMn'IM.,I '" • Olmvllle C.ltulc , .... , • 11' s Id'• ... I.Ad'/ (Sehl 116 Auto C-lder (Vllel\W) S.00 uo I• kr•tc:Md· c.iw ... JM Thr• .,_ Oldt. Clelmlllt ~lc:e· t1'.000-Sl4AOO. 'CIW1la a.u llGll•) "' 1 lacit'I UM (l"etlOn) 11111 • Alllonlna IVeltnrutlal "' T9dclY Hetwr..., (laul ,. JA .. llXACTA ( .. $) ..... ...
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2 °""*""'' l~ronl 115 CMAllUI aAU (3• 1) Sim .... II' wide OMfl t ~ l.elllflt (Ort.Ml lit 1 RotW'I S«rllery IPlncavl 11S T1mr. MS ail .....,,. llAC&. ·~ iur--. > "" Cwdlnel ( .. u > I,, llS effelr, 900d ~ Oii turf "'Ina' 1111 fOuthW, 10 ~ GIOw IMc.Cerron> It) 11' , Good SiyM (Mcewronl m Nto reit: Nontlerll ~ • .....,_.,, ... o.rta•• o.llflf CY~J ._.. Me Ult 'Nldl'• l"rlflc:e cc..1_,1 11s TWll ,Olt SAKA•TO (4·11 Jutt brlOHcl 1n 11 e .. tern G~ <va1en1uo111 "' ••NTAnoM MIU 1~21 Sef'vecl wern111t "' L.tk•, SldtrMI, artttt Utv "" ~ l"'-v> a.-ut
s IMM Flalhl IFtrnendell II) maldeft M411 NW'ltltlfte. bred IO IOw "" lurl, 12 ""*"'It .... Gin (OllVWft) '" ~I ..... , Wiied" ""'dltlenc.; •0'1 ~ Ho screJCfln Air AIW1 (llack) 1AI
• lllvw Code (KIMIMC) 115 ooua .. 1 OU81T ( .. \) HOCIMd In '" "*' Alie ...... LADY CJ•l) ComMtltlve •I lhll ""'4, wr• f'llOd '1.-rM •AC9. Ont mile on IUl'f Tlmr. 1.1' '1S.. 1 UlllYWUI Or.am (Slt\ttnl.. 117 11\M'lllllad lltdlv lollne ... cNnm, can rneka I) WWCMr'f (~) (2) 114 Dell, .000 STYl• c .. 11 C°'*l 911 ""money RWIM (9laCll) IUO uo uo AIM ran ........ ~ .....
I fut Trevtlft N..-. (li'll'cey) 117 tmtlldJ. LONGSHOT: GltEOSOH. DUCMllU liffTHI (S-21 $olld tfforl lall, In f!MM, rec.ct W9ll In last l ONGSHOT. S..CC..ful llddar (ltlnc.evl 11 • fOO CfKl!VNll, ._ TOMIW, Timi Fer SllMc» f Doc Sftow IDouele•l 113 "'°'*' be r'9111 tW. with ,_,, SUMMa• •s ""'O COi 1 PAO Ho watdlM. ONTH•aMS (S-2) l umNCI 11 lllO alert end SlXTM •ACa. 6 fUt'lollV• Purw SI0,000 OLOW CS· I) Meldelt wlMtr IM!nll WlnMrt, Dli~:r an SlttCYNDUTCHHS 14th ltactl ...,,~I~ tf aXACTA 17 ... 1 MW MS.JI.
entwine Ille 1trotdl, Mceerron rtdot todev: Maldtfl tlllot end mar" ltlrw Yffrt Old alld I.Ill lrtUI from oarne score; OAK P'OllTAl (4•11 N.ICI ~LAY OOUll.E QUEST CStli •ece>. Allo ran: R.O O.ric«, MIKlllotllwnlnd, 12 UT• DOU9L8 ( ... 7) tl9ld 11 .... l'AIT ftAYUM NIWS (Joi) H .. UMd lo ... II Clalmlnt ltrQ: m.ooo-m,ooo Tackitt t>ll 1°"9her IOdaY, lrellltf IM rlcltt • Min e: Hor Al N«IO K""-All~ 17.JQ.
COtlVTlal\CI •ncl """ 1tlck wllfl '"'' lluflctl; 1 l"rl!N ~mer (Ll..,,.ml '" IOU9ft combo lOHGSHOT· DREAM POLICY. ·~· .. eppr.n1ic. tockOY -•• :!'!':!!........ . • ....... .. • ..-.... .........
UNtv•RSAL Delt8AM (4·11Clelmtd1or '25,000, _:_2 .:.Tlll=..:Me=u=:..r.:.ll::•::'::''-------1~1':__ ______________ 1================S.=nd='l'=a=E=Mlt==' =--===· ========.-.-Utl .---. _,...,~ rntkft flnl •l•.rl lor t1',000 for -barn.. ... lOHGSHOT: NICK'S ltllllNCI!
TM•D ••c•. ' furtones. Purw. 110,000. "lllft lhrM '/Mrt old. Clalmll'O Prlco: 120,000-
111,000.
1 Orumcllff ISoll11 11'
2 •·o.v.loolr1tt Grace (Detehoutaeye) 121 !It 3 Oood Newt Ool (Dougla1) I lt
' Above Tiii Rnl (Slovens I I It S Look Whit I Found (Ll..,,.m) I II
6 l!tooant Me (Slbltle) (I) I 16
7 hvwl'I Orlvo (Veteniuete) 111
I Glarnouroua Amtlw (Ollvern> 11'
f Venllla F .. 1 OMCI ta.111 I 16 10 To .. ll'llCll'eulve IC.1lenot1ld 116
11 0 K. Mn (Gerrldo} 111
12 My Onlv OM lltlack) Ill •II)
AIM ...... I> Ir°'*" Pal lo.lahou1 .. v1l (1) 111
14 a.Mt #.-lianw talack) (2) xlOf
1s 0111e1tt ltunnw (Slbllltl m "' 1' e·Wtly Nol Tell CSo•o> 116
a-ltelldV Wll\ldl·trt lMd tnlrv
LOOK wt4AT I l'OUMO 12·11SlumDlecl111111
alert 1a11, l letlem Hceltnl oa•• rldor; .. OOt<•s ltAL C•· 11 E•lrtmelv wide tnltfll'O
l troldl lall, denoor If .. to drew II'; VANILLA
'AST OANCa '6·11 WI•M9C1100 effort. taNtllt with aama LOHGSHOT GL.AMOUltOU5
AMIElt '°""™ •Ac•. • turionei Purw. 110,000. Malden Flllltt I-Y .. rt Old Clalmll'O Price: U2,00C>-,2t,000
I Che"-Oflt Al Dewn (511v.n1I Ill 117 2 Vooa1 Sc:ot1 IOrtooal 117
J 5P4cY OvlehHa <Toro> 111 4 Out Of Oel"kno11 ISlbllll ) 117
Hollypark
racing
results
W•ONHOAY'I •HULTS
(4tll " g ....... _....,..,..... n--.1 ~-ST •AC•. 350 Ylrdl S9v Ftver (ltub}
ltldl laudl ((riff«)
Elornel Nell,,. l~kOYI
Tl"" 11 11
1040 '20 340
•20 uo HO
12 llXACT A (S·ll N ici 134 20 sacoNo ••ca. 350 .,.,d, lit• II Ct .rt (H Gercl1)
Jn Flral 8eby (Molar)
Moofltl1rv Potlcv l~rtl
Time II 65
20 IO I IO S.00 540 340
l 40
U IXACTA 1'·11 N ici "6 00
THMtO •ACI. 350 'llrOa Tlnv Cerl IE Gerclel Lukl Plchlrllo (Fl11Ulf'O.)
Tiny FHtur1 (Ltwla)
Time 11.40,
12 IXACTA 12·41 PlllO SlS 60
,OU•TH •ACI. 400 verda
811ua Eloll•~ (H Gercl1) 11SOO ?l.IO 960
Suldlflt (l..adley) S.40 UO 0. SPICY Kid (Glfl) 10 60
Time 10..7
""" ltAC•. 350 11erds ICR Another DuPI ILeckevl I 20 HO 3 40
JOdvl Shlrltv (Edwerd1l UO SOO Tlh<:hl ll-11) 3 60
Time: II IJ
S1 •XACTA 11·21 oelO U2'0
MXTI4 RACI. 350 verds
Derk Ivory I lec:kt v I
Hemocflkk (Herl)
El S.PO ~o (E Gercl1J
Time 11.14
S60 HO 260
'20 l.IO
3 .0
n •XACTA <3·41 ... 1c1 us.o
HYllNTH RACI. 170 vercls
Mll-*'1000 (H Gere I•) 12 00 s 60 ltO
CherlollH Bue (L-11) s 20 2.IO
Mr TOllY a Tuff (8r00ka) '00
n me .,'° n •XACTA I H I oeld ""'° llOHTH ltAC•. 170 vercls
0 1Y1IOl'll AVlllO« ID!deflcks.nl '20 l 00 2.IO
Mr CoHu lerk (Miier> S 40 l 20
Minus Merk (P1ullnol l 20
Time '600
S2 •XACTA IS·61 Plld US 00
NINTH •ACI. 350 verd1
Neel\ Wond« IOIOlrlck~) 7 20 l IO l .O
Cell Ml Perr (Giii) 4 40 2 IO
ltel.e Vour Anti (lroot<a) 3 IO
Time 1712
U IXACTA IS·21 Pll<I S2• 60
12 ~ICK SIX (7 1·3· 1-S-S) H id '32,S14 00 •o
one wlnnl1t11 llCktl (t i• 110r.e1) S2 Pick SI• cont01et1on paid S571 60 to 3 I wlnnll'O llc11111
<five hOr.ea)
TIHTH •AC•. 350 ver<11
Wlnnort Foe (RUll l
areoov aov aiu. IE Gerd 1>
Dectctm Too (H Gercl1)
Time II 40
U IXACTA (2·l ) peld 171 60
Allenoence 6, 12'
Mulutl Ha~ 117S.l13
s 00 l 60 3.00
• .0 3 60
2.IO
Oxley seeks
two in a ·row
Brad Oitle). en1oy1ng his most
successful season on the Amencan
Spttdway Southern Cahforn1a c1rcu1t
since returning from Engl~nd 1n I ~83,
will try to make 1t two v1ctones m a
row Fnday night at the Orange
County Fairgrounds m Costa Mesa
The gates open 01 6 30 and motor-
cycle racing begins at 8
0"<lcy enJoycd his most successful
week of 1hc season last week by
wmntn& all races but the scratch main
at on Bernardino's Inland Motor
Speedway Wednesday. tak1na every
race he entered at Ascot Park Thurs-
da)', and captunna 1he scra1ch main at
Costa Mesa Fnday
.. It wa!> my tum." Oxlc)' \aid. '"If
you keep plu111na away and working
hard. \ooner or lacer you're bound to
1ct result\ those were the bcsl th~
consecutive mectin&s 1n my carttr
But <hie' will t:ue tough compet1·
11on when he hit\ the Costa Mesa
track. che one h<' find\ touahest
"'The tnick, at ~n Bernardino and
.\Kot arc more speed 1rack~" Oii:ley
~1d 'T "c always rnn\lderrd ('o\t:I
Mcso to be a techmqut' 1rack I've
Rlwny, thouaht C o\ta .~it;,a 1 the
IOUjlht',I trttdt 10 win at
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0.lfOrt (Tanen. t-4) •I Cla¥eland (Yell 4 I), n ,,..,..Gemes
,.,.... al S..tlle
New Y«11 at Clawlend, 2, 1-11
Texas et Mllw•ullM, 2, 1-n
llaltlmore el Toronto, n
K•nM• Cllv at lloston, 11
Detroit 11 Chlca9o, n
O.•teno at Ml!lnesota, n
Houston
S.11 Fran<t.co
Sen Diego
~
Clnctnnetl
Allenta
Ntw York
Monll'MI
~. St Louis
Chic.too
Plll&buroft
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S1 49 .SIS
50 SI '95
49 52 415
41 S1 415 .. Sot "° EAST DfVI~
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10
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SIS IS"'>
•9S 17 ~
4'5 20'"
... 22
412 2S'h ...... .,.,Sarai
~ 4, Sen FrantlKO 1
N\Ontrwf 3, Ptlllburllh 2
Chlceoo 4, N-York J
St. Louis 6, Phl~la 3
Houl ton 4, Allenta 'l
Sen Diego 9, Clndnnell 3 r.-r• Gema Allenla (Smith 7·10) al S.n
!Carlton S· 10), n ,,....,.. G-.
Clncinnetl at Oedlan. n
Montrffl al N-Yori<. n
Chlceoo a1 PhllllOWinle n
SI Louis ., Pttts0ur9'1 n
HOullon et Sen Oteoo, n
Allllnte at Sen Francisco, n
AMERICAN LEAGUE
An111b 6, A's 2
CAUP:ott"IA OAK LANO
'"9111• ct Jovner lb
Downlngtt
R.Jck1n Oft
JKHowl 31>
O.Cna3b
lt"-rl
~c:llr1
Wlffon9 2b Grldl~
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' I 2 0 2 0 1 1 , 1 2 ,
) 0 0 0
1 1 0 0
' 1 1 0 1 0 0 0
3 0 1 2
3 0 0 1
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GrHfln u
Can,eco If
Kngmn drt
La11•lro ID
Du8ekr rt
OHl11 3b
MD1vls c1
Te111e1on c
WJrlard c
>6 6 10 6 TetllJ
~Irv.,...
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4 I 2 0
4 0 1 I
) 0 0 0
3 0 0 0
4 0 I 0
'0 I 0
4 0 0 0
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)4 , I I
~ 000 Oii 031-6
OK1aM 200 000 000-2
G1me Wllltllng RBI -O.C1nc" 171
E-0. HIR, Peills DP-Catltor111a 1. Oao.lano
1 LO&-<a1flol'nla 10. Oelt.lano I. ?B-Joyner.
Wiifong, O.Clocn SB-Ptlllt C27) GrlHln 171)
SF-BooM.
"' H It E• ae SO c......
Clllldelerla W ,4 • I 1 S 2 l 0 S o Moore s. n 1 1 o o 1 1
OHiMd
•tlo 1 l 3 5 1 l I
Lalo.r L. 1 2 0 1 ) I 0
llelr 1 2'3 ) I I 1 I
Lalo.r Pltcneo 10 3 Deller• ,n ,,,. ltll
HBP-Len11ofo l>v Candt larla
Umolr9'~ornt. JOf\naon. First McKee~
Second, ShUIOCll, Third MorrllOll T-1 S1
A-1S,IOO
Antill everaeh
('"""""' Wedneldar1 Gema)
aATTING
Burleaon
Jovner
Downl119
Gr fell
JKkMll\
Hendrick
Pettis
Wllfol19
O.C:tncn
Howell
Scf\ofllld
Jones
Narron
Boone
Tlltllh
LU(H
Wiii
Chadw,ck
Fl11lav
McCHklll
~· Foo 1er
ltuNa Cendtlarla
Corbell
Su non
AB R H HR RBI ll'ct
172 2S Sot 4 19 314
'°2 60 126 71 ,. 313
335 62 '1 11 S2 275
180 11 49 1 10 272
167 •I n 9 JS '70
171 ?9 46 I 27 2SI
l39 S 1 16 l JS 2Sot
104 10 SI 2 ?9 250
316 39 11 11 S6 247
91 14 11 2 11 242
270 " 65 I )1 241
162 52 62 11 l7 137
52 4 11 I I 131
180 2t S8 3 23 101 ll11 492 • ., 101 .. I .2'0
PITCHING
11" H 88 SO W·L ERA ~ ) l s 0-0 1 34
164 I 14S 49 ll• 10· 1 2"
6 • s 7 0 1 300
10 , n 11 11 1 ·o 3 10
JS8l1 132 60 140 11·6 ) ..
34 11 IS 25 1 3 3 44
) I )6 l 13 4· I HI ,..., s 1 1 o o J s·
?9 27 10 10 4 I 3 17
S2 1 41 U 11 2 2 l 71
1?71-1 111 2• ,, 9 1 • '°
T111!111
Sevts "Jlfl MS 123 sn 54-4' • 11 Moorl 12. Cor~lf I F'ors1tr •
MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS
Amenan LN9Ut
(Tllr~ TUfldaV'' Geme1)
BATTING Cl'3S el Detsl-BOOlll. Bo•lon 34S
Metllnglv. Ntw York :Ml Puc~ell M•Metola
JlS ~let. Bo,ton 333 F1erc114!r Ttu~ l?S
Yount Mllweultte l'2S
..
ltUMS-.. ~. ......, YOfll, '4,
l'ucMll, Mhleiofa, 7SJ Mlll"llOIY· New v ... n1 ""'111N, o.iu.1w1. ••, .... Toronto, "· McOow ... Tues,"
llt-CenMeo, o.•i.~ 12: .... r-10, n1 ..,_, .,_... HJ ~ 'Teron1o, n.; Met•
'"""'· ,,.._ vort.. n HITS-Melllft9iv, New Yorll, 1416, ~I, MlnMto!a, 1-4.S. ,etneftdea, T-to, 1)6, Id,
TOf'Of!IO, 11', lttc., htton, m.
OOV•Lls-Matttnetv, New Yew~ a~ ltlct, '°''°"· 2', Bootil ...... n, 1vca,., ao.1on. 2'. • Hendlnoll, New YOl'IL, 2': ltl!ltlan, lleltt· more, 16..
Tltlf>t.Es-eu.-, Cltvllend, I i f'ernenOQ,
Totonto, I; G. w ....... C:ll~. '· Owen, *' 11a, •: WllMlft, 1Cen1e1 C!tv, 6..
HOME RVN$-&.r11ek1, TorOlllO, JS;
C1nMCo, Otklend. 2'1 Hrbek, Ml"""°le, 13,
Peolierulo. N-Yorll, 2', Bell, Toron10, t2;
1Clnome11. 0.lt.lend, 22, LN. Perri~. Detroit, 22
STOLEN IASE$-lt Htncltnoll, New York,
.0, Canetto1I, Chlc.aOO, '1; ~ ......._ MJ
Wiison, Kensu Clt'lr, 23, MoM«>v, Tor0t1to, tt,
RavllOIOs, Sff Illa, 22
PITCHING (9 OKl,IQll1)-Clamtn\, Boston,
17·2. 2.50, Aasmua...-i. N-Yorll, 11·1, 3.30, ScNom, CtevelancS, 11·3. ) 9', S 1r1 li.d with
"' STltlKEOUH-Clem.ns, loaton, 161.
Morr1$, Detroit ISi, ~*"• ........, 1401
M. WM. Aneets. 1>41 L•neston, s..111a. 133.
SAVES.-AaM, l!l•llfl'flOre, 27; ltloMIH, Nevr
Yortl, 23, Hernenc1e1, Detroit, 19, Harris, Ttxu,
IS, Henke, Toronto, IS
Natlenal L....,_
~ TUftders ~-• BATTING (235 el 1>811)-BrOOlls, Monlrffl,
JJ7, aee1ernen, Ntw Y°"· 336; Raines. Mon·
1ree1, .336, Gwv11n, Sen Diego, ·"'· C Brown,
San Francbco. 332
llUNs.-<>wvnn Sen Dteoo, '4, HavH, Phlle-
ClelOllle. '1. E Devis, Clnclnnetl, 60; Sctlmklt,
PflltedelPlll•. '° Murllfl:r Atlente, St, Ralt'lft,
MonlrHI, St
Rlll-Sdlm101 PTllleclell>f\la 7'. Cert«, N-
Yorl., 13, Parker, Clnelnnell. 13, G. Davi•,
Houston, 71, BrOQlr.,, MonlrNf. SI, Havn.
Phlledelonta . SI, wanec11, Monlrffl, SI
HITs.-<>wvM, Sen Oleoo, 130; Sex, Dedean. IJJ.i Ralnt$, Montr .. 1, 122, Bau, Hou,10t1, 11S;
Pal'll«, Clr.ctnnatl, 112
OOUllLES-Hevn. PnllaO•IPlil•, ,,,
Dunston, Chlca9o. 2•, It. R•vnot<IJ, Plllsburoh,
26, Salt, Oedllen. 241 Slrawbtrrv, N-Yor11, 24
TRlf>LEs-ttalne1, Montreal. 9; SlltnlAI,
Phllaclelphla, I. Coleen, SI Louis, 7, M<O.., SI
Louis, 7, Dv1<11ra, New York, 6, Moreno,
Allenla • HOME RUNs-Parker, Clnclnnall, 23,
G Devit, H~ston, 22, Schmidt, Phlledell)llie, 22,
SM*s, ~ 191 Me"'*l, ~ IL
STOLEN BASES-COiemen. SI Louis, 61,
E 0 ... 1,, Clnclnnelf, S6, Reine,, MonlrMI, 45,
0-. Dedlln, J11 Doren Houtton, :M
PITCHING It OKlslonO-<>ltde, New York,
12-1, 2.21. Fernender, New Yon, 12-3, 3.02,
" Robinson, Cincinnati, 1·2, 2.3', OarMno. New York, 11·3, 2.62, Gooden, New Yori<, 11>·4, 2.97
STlllKEOUTS-Scott, HollJton, lt7,
Vllleftlue&a, o.deen, 1511 Rvan. H~llon, 126,
Weld!, o.o.n. 1111 Youmans, Monlrffl, llS.
SAVES-RffrOOn, Montreal, 22, Worrell, SI
LOUI,, 10, D Smith, Hou11on, II, Le Smith.
Clliuoo, II, Gouaoe, Sen Dlaoo, 11
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Oodews 4, Giants 2
SAN l'RANCISCO LOS ANGELES
G1ailden c1
RThosn 'lb
Yonooio " CBrown lb
COevl• rt
Sollm11 lb
llrenlv c
UrlbeU
MuJhlno P
JRoenin o
WClerk Oh
Gerre!ts o
lltlrllbl atlrllbl
4 0 0 0 Dunc.en u l 0 0 0
4 I 1 o BRunl 21> 4 1 1 O
4 I 1 2 Medick )I> 3 1 1 0
• O 1 O Hamltn 31> O O 0 0
4 0 0 0 Stul>OI rl 4 1 I 1
4 0 0 0 Ceoell ID 3 0 2 1
l 0 0 0 Brock ID I 0 0 C
l 0 0 0 Sclo1cla c 3 0 0 1
2 0 0 0 RWMm' d 3 11 0
O O O O Matuuk If 2 o O O
1 o 1 O JGon111 rl 1 0 0 O
,0000 W~ello 1010
Su on I 0 I ' Nltdnfur p 0 0 0 0
ll 2 • 2 TetW1 JO 4 I 4
Scaretrv~
Sen l'rwtclKe 000 000 100-J
Ln ........ lOO 000 IOx-4
Game Winning RBI -Slul>Ot <9)
E-Mu1t>oll•nd OP-Sen FrenclKo 2
LOB-Sen F rar>e"co 4 LO• AllOtle• s
28-W C1ar1< HR -Youngblood (S) S-ScOOK••
IP H R Ell 88 SO
Sen Francbce
Mulnoll•nd L O •
J Ro1>1n,on
Gerrell1
Let~
1 4
l 0
0 0
3
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N1eoentuer S,6 2 ) 0 0 O t
MulllollanO ohclled 10 7 Delltr1 In int 7th
umoir~-Homt. Wever Ftrll Renner!, Sec-
ond Montagu. Truro Broclt.tenoer T-? 34 A-4S9U
TENNIS
Wom.n'' tournament
(et Sen Di9W)
Sec end Ill aund S...1
O•"k• Ven Rtnst>urg ISouln Alrlee> cl8i Lori
McNell cu s I 6-4 7-6 DebOle Sc>enct IU s J Oel
Suaen Sloane IU S l 6·4 7·6 Mtllua Gurnev us I def wenov w1111a IU s I 7-6. 6-2, Bellv
Neoetsen IU s def Beth Htfr IU s I 6-4. 4·4,
Sl~en•e Rahe IU S def Ro1e1vnn FelrDenk
Soult> Afr•cel 1·6 6·4 6·0 CarOlvn l(u1>1m1n
t US I def Ellie Buro n IU S I 6·3 7-6, l(ele
Gomoerl I u S I def Ce1111r.ne Suire IF'rencel
6 4 6-4 Etna Relnech !Soutn AfriceJ <lei Kelhv
Joroen <U SI 4 6 7·6 6· I
l'lnt Round Doutllfl
Negeiseo-Anne w1111e <US) Oti Louiu
Alltn· JoAnne Ruut ll !US >. 6·4, 6· I
I
' •• Dffc> see flihlne
DAVEY'S LOCKER (Ntw-1 llHdl) -S
ooeu. 11S anolers 13S berracuoe. JI oonllo, 97
vtllOwlell 33 roch "'" ) halibut 10 callee t>eu
9S tend t>eu 1'1 m1cKere1
NEWll'OAT LANDING -4 ooet' 116
ano1er1 9 vellowtell, 97 oarrecuoe 191 bonito, 71
sar>d Dau, 14 Calleo l>en )1 "uloln 4 rock
l1Sn, I !Ing cod n mackert
DANA WHAA, 9 boat\ 119 engler5 233
oan. 8JO bonito I "•"°"' )7 roch t1s11. 327
maclt.ere 1 '"•r"
•••••••
L.M ... ·~ •~MASOM ( ....... Nt IM'Ao. ..... ......,
S.I .. No., I -el *'4ton. IJ:JO -.m. CC:llennel
2), Tl.l8'., Nov. • -el $Mlttil (CMnMI t), Fri, "'°"· 7 -o.mter 11\orN); Sun., Nov. t -New Yri (llOme), Wtd., Nov. 12 -Seattle (l!Ome);
$u" .. Nov. 16 -Secrernenlo lhOmlll. Tut•., Noll
" -., D•llH. s IM\. CClleMel t); w.ci .. Noll. It
-et S.I\ Antonio, UO •"'· (ClllMel ti; Fri., Nov. 21 -New .l•n•v (llomt); Suri.. Nov n -
Mllwaul!M !""'M), rue.. Nov 25 -Allen••
(llOme), Wtd., Nov 2' -al CllllPtn ICNnnt4
t ), Fri, Nov 2' -Chlca9o (home), Sun .. Nov
>O -Cl'-1 (llOme) Tllur•~ Dec. • -al Goio.n Sleta ICllennel f ),
Fri, Dec. • -Oelle1 (home), Sun., Dec. 1 -~ Slale lllome), Tu.., Dec.. t -ar N-
Yorll. S om CCNmal tl1 Wtd., Dec. 10 -er
MUwaullM UO om. !Channel 9), Fri, Dec 12 -
a t aoston, s o.m . (Channel 9), s.r , O.C. 13 -at
Oelrolt, UO 11m (Cllennel 9), Tun., O.C. 16 -
al Clavtlend, UO Pm. (Channel Pl, Thurs., OK II -Porllend (hOme); Set., Dec. 20 -a l 0.llH,
S;JO 11 m (Cllellllel 9); Sun.. O.C. 21 -al
Hou110t1, s 11.m !Cflanllel 9), Tua$., Dec. 23 -at
S.cral'M!llo ICl\armel 9). Fri.. Oec. 26 -
HoutlOll ltiomel. Sun .. Dae. 21 -Ptllledalolll•
(hOme). 1 o.m
Thurs , Jan 1 -a t Porllelld, 7 p l'l'I, CChanf\81
9). Fri, Jan. 2 -~Ix 11\ome), Sull, Jan 4 -
Ulell (l'tome), Wacs . Jan. 7 -Denver 01oma ),
TnurL, Jan I -at U1ah, •'30 o.m (Channel 9),
Set , Jan 10 -a1 GOl<len State. I 11.m. (Channa!
t), Sun , Jan 11 -San Antonio (hOme), Tllun,
Jan IS -GOldell Slalt (hOme), Sun., Jan II -
at WHlllngt0t1. 1 l:lO • m !Channel 9), Mon , Jan
1' -a l N-JerMV. 10 e.m. (CllenMI t), Wad .
Jen 21 -at Allenta, 4 lO p.m. (Channel 9),
Thurs , Jen. 22 -at llldlena, 4 Pm CCl!lnnel f ),
Set., Jan 24 -al Danas, 12:30 P rn. ICl'lannef 2),
Tues , Jen 27 -Porllend (hOme), Wad., Jan. 21
-al Sffllle (Cnennel 9), Fri .. Jen. 30 -al
PhOenlx (Clla11nel 9).
Mon .. Ft«>. 2 -01lle1 (home); Wad., Fat>. '
-S.Cremento (l\Omel, Thurs., FtO. S -•I
Portlelld (Cllellllel t i; Sun., F.O. I -ALL·STAR
GAME at Seattle, noon CChennel 2); Tun.. F.O
10 -at 5ecramento, 1 pm (Channel 9); Fri.,
Feb 13 -lncSlene {hOme), 12-.30 P.m. (Channel
2), Su11., Fao IS -8ollon (llOme), Tutt, Ftb
17 -Wethlnglon (hOme), Wtd , Fat> 11 -al
Denver <Cllannet 9), l=rl, Feb. 20 -al CNceoo.
4 pm. (Cllennel 9), S<ln., Ftb. 21 -al
Ptllledelollle, noon IChennel 2). Tues., FtO 14 -
•• '"'-nix (Cl'lallMt 9); Wad. Feo ts-"'-nht
(ttomt), Fri., Ftb '1 GOiden State (llOmt), Set.,
Feb 21 -at Ut•ll (Cllennel ti.
Tues , Merell 3 -al Golden State, 7 Pm
(Cllannef t ). Wtd .. Mardi 3 -S..llle (home),
Set .. Merell 7 -Clavtl•lld (home), IP m.; ~ ..
Merell 9 -at Cll-n !Cllennel 9); Tut',
Merell 10 -Denver (hOme), Thurs , March 12
-Portlllnd (hOme), Sun , Maret\ IS -Cllooers
(home), Wed , Merell 11 -·u1a11 (llOmt), Fri,
Merell 20 -Sen Antonio lhomtl, Sun, MarCl1 22
-S.Y•mtnto (homtl. Tuet , March 2• -11
P?loenlx !Cllennel 91 Thurs., Merell 26 -
Detroit (home), Set , Mercn 21 -at Hou,lon.
S lO om IC11811~ 91 Tia' Merell 31 -
Houlton (hom9)
Thurs Aprll 2 -at Seellle !Chen~ 91, Fri,
April l -al Portland <Cn.nnel 9), Sun Aprll S
-11 Otnver. 12.30 P.m IChallllel 2), /'llofl, Apr II
6 -Cll-1 (homtl. Thurs.. AP<lt 9 -11
CllPlltrl IC11811nef 9), FrL, Aprll 10 -Sen
Anl<WllO (home), Sun , Aprlt 12 -Phoenix
!home), Thurs April 16 -et Ulah, 6:30 o.m
!Channel 9), Fri April 17 -•t Sen Antonio, S 30 om (Cnennet 9) Sun , "P<ll 19 -S.allle
(l'IOmt )
All gem" Oii roolo IKLAC 5701
Misc.
OLYMPIC FESTIVAL
Wednndliv's Medal Wlrlntr'$
YACHTING
470
GOLD-OavlO Ullman (N1woort 8eecnl I nd
Kt n Wal" (Keneo,,. Hewell)
SILVElt-J J l1ltr !Rowav1on Conn I and
Amv Wardell <Bev Head Mau J
BRONZE-Suuin DltrOOrff er>O Corv Flae,,.r
Ann1ootlt Md)
S.llMerdlne
GOLO-Sco11 Slffle (Anna ooti•. Mo I
SILVER-8trl RI« !Gulf BrMta Fl1 l
8RONZE-Ktv1n Qven (Sen Oleo<»
•HYTHMIC GYMNASTICS
GOLO-Olant StmP\Oll IEvan,1on. IM 1
SILVER-Merine l(unvevskv (LOI A~le•I
BRONZE-trlna Rublnll'tttln <Aoourar
WEIGHTLll"TING
114 11'-.cb
GOLD-Ken Nl,hl~•r• 1Torra11ce> SILVER-Vtl'no<l Paleo IKahulul, Haw1ll)
BRONZE-Sieve Wornbl9 !Stow, Ohio) 123 ,..unct,
GOLD-Steve B1rtte11 (All>env, Ga J
SILVER-Miki Meawlfl (Auburn. W11ll l
llRONZE-Kt n Na~ada (Redondo BHCfl)
,,, .. .unds
GOLD Brien M lva meto IWa1m1n110
Hawaii!
SILVER-Ptlt Kun1er1 (Quinault W1,11)
BRONZE-Ron Crewlev (WHlllnQIOll, 0 Cl
Wednesd9V's nnsadtons
IASEaALL
AIMrtc.an LNtue
MILWAUKEE 8REWERS-S4tnt lll~v Jo
Roc1ooux l•r\I 1>e11m1n to Et Pa10 of 111e
TuH League on • 10-0•v rthlbilllallon 11<0· gr em
NEW YORI" YANKEEs---OPli<>nec:t Scoll
N•tlHn ollcntff' lo Cotumt>u' of "" lnltl'11&1fone l
LHOU4! Oulrlohlt<I Peul ZuvtOa sllOrhloo, 10 Co1um1>u1
Ne'** LN-
HOUSTON ASTROS-Plact<I Noten lfven,
PllChtl', on Ille lS-dav dl'8bte0 llSI, rttroacllvt to
Julv 21 C1llt0 UP Matt Keough, pitcher, trom
T u<aon of lht Pacific Coesl LNoue
P111LADELf>HIA PHILLIES.-Plectd ~·ne
ll1w11v 011c11er on Ille 1S·Oev Ol1ebte0 llJI
Ocean View to play in zone
1985 Colt Series chami:>ions
look for repeat performance
By JON FERGUSON
CM.,_Oi19J ..... llllff
To repeat a'> Colt World C)cnc\ lhamp1on "a tough
ass1anrnent. but the Ocean View -'\II-Stars ha.,,c "omc of
the key ingredients neccs~ry to arcompltsh that goal
The Huntington &ach-ba'iCd team will face tour
other all-star squads from the Western United Statcc,
when the Colt West Zont> Tournament open~ Aug 5 Jt
Ocean View HiJh School The 10nc tourney •'! thC' fovrth
and last level of qualifying for the World SuiC'c,
Perhaps the ch.1ef ingredient to the ~ucccs\ of the
~uad 11 the rctum of Ocean View High hurler Brent
K.nacltert. who pitched the World ~ncs final in 1985
K,nackcrt pitched well in a relief role for the htgh Khool
Seahawb last spnna before tos,1na a two-h11, one-run
performance apmst Loam 1n the ( rF 4 A playoff!>
Ocean View All-Starr;' coach C\1 Pcnrow ~1d that
K.nactcrfs CJ1tpencncc and talent will make hi!> a probable
rt.atter in every other game for Ocean View and a reliever
if needed. but he doe5 have other strong young hurlers
Amons them arc Manna High'\ Mnrcus Nel~on and
Steve Ru1tenKhdd, and ~an V1cw'<1 John ~aub1en
and Mann)' l..opez. All arc 16 except for the l S-year-old
Lopa witb Beaubien and Nel~n ranked 2-3 on the nan
by Peitrow.
Net.son and I<.naclcen arc the only two rcturncrr; from
Lu1 year's championsb1p team The remainder of the
team played on lhesccondOcun V1ewColtAll-StartC'3m
in 1985, bJCh lost 1n the fint round of the Colt tourney
Bui pombly even 1tron~r than the pnchrna 1s a
oowcrful lineup of bats wh1C't1 featurc'I "nine <1tron11
hitters."
Sparked by Nelson, thc clean-up battt:r, and Matt
Bertram, the fi fth hitter who cleaned up for Ocean View's
1unmr var<11t) 10 1he '>pnng. the 15-man roster features 13
pla)'er'i who rnm~ted in the 17-and-18-year-old
Palamino League carhcr in the <1ummer. Knackcrt and
Mater Dc1'-; Richard Tetreault al\O figure to spark the
lineup with their bats
The pla)'crs have competed an wanter. h1Jh school
and summer ball an prcparauon for the Colt tournament,
which means 70 to 80 game'I of practice. And all but the
high school (Junior va'"'1t y) league cncornpas~s a h11her
than normal level of competition for 15-to 16-year-olds.
"That's what helped us last year." Pettrow said, "the
corn ~t1t1on we faced all year round. We sec all-star
cahbcr p11ching. 1f not better. before the tournament.
They're learning things the 17-and I 8·ycar-olds have
'already gone throuJ!i. th1nas most kids (that aJe) would
not be leamtng until one or two years from now "
Another pos1t1 ve factor 1\ the time spent toSCther
"I've CS$Cnt1ally bad this hallclub for the last four
years," Pcnrow ~td "I had them 1n Pony as 13-and 14
)'Car-olds We won the reg1onah once and went onto the
1one Last y~r we went to the World Scnes as a Colt
team"
The team has the advantage of adva.ncmg automati·
c;all y 10 the tone tournament th\s year sin~ 1t 1s the host
leaaue. Other teams compctina will be the Northwest
CWHh1naton Oregon area). Coast (Los Anatlcs, Oranie.
R1vcrs1de counties and others). North (83y arta). and
Soutfl (San Dleao county). Ocean View opens apinst
Northwest Tuc5day 11 S 15 p m.
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MAJOR LEAG UE BASEBALL
Clemens ejected in loss
Red Sox ace thrown out in fifth inning
after disputing call as Boston falls, 5-2
From AP dlapek~
CHICAGO -Boston's Roaer
Clemens says he taged ftrst base on a
disputed play that resulted in his
ejection as the winnina run scored in
the ftftb innina Wednesday f!iaht as
the Red Sox lost S-2 to the Chicaao
White Sox.
"There's no Quettion m my mind I
aot the baa," Oemens said.
"I honestly believe J had the play
ri&)lt," said first base umptre Grq
Kosc, Who said a replay to lhe
contrary was not shown at the proper
an&le.
John Cangelosi scored from third
base as Ocmens, 17-3, took a throw
from Bill Buckner, who had fielded
Harold Baines' grounder. That
capped a three-run fifth.
ln addiuon to Oemens. pitchers
Bruce Hurst and Al Nipper were
CJected for lcavinf the Boston dugout.
Don Baylor's h1t his 19th homer for
Boston. Tim Hulett hit his 10th for
Chicago.
In other American League action:
Brewen s, Ywees 0: Host Mil~
waukee completed a sweep of the
three-game series as Ted Higuera,
13-7, pitched a six-bitter and Jim
Gantner bit a homer and scored
twice.
~he left-handed Higuera struck out
six m completing his ninth game to tie
for the Al lead as the Brewers won
their fourth stnught. Rookie Doug
Drabek, 2-4, took the loss .
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ni&ht.
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three tunes and walked in four trips to
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Tt1era 11, locUau S; Visiti.ns De-
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with 13 bits to to Wln for the 11th time
in 14 pmes since the All-Star break..
Dwight Lowry hit a three-run
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had three RBI . The Indians, who got .
all their runs on two homers by Tony
Bemazard, have lost SIX of seven.
Bl•e Jays '1, rt.ia11 t : In Kansas
City, homers by Ernie Whitt and
Jesse Barfield, whose total of26 lcads
the majors, spiced a five-run fifth
inning night to help pitcher Joe
Johnson to his first AL vtctory.
George Bell also homered as Tor-
onto completed a sweep of the tbrce-
gamc series. Jim Sundberg hit a pinch
homer for Kansas City.
Mariners 4, TwlDt 2: In the Metro.
dome, Spike Owen's two-run single in
the sjxth mnana lifted Seattle over
Minnesota.
Mike Morgan, 8-10, allowed two
runs and four hits an the first five
innings. Matt Young got his 10th
save. Neal Heaton. 4-10, was the
loser.
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Ru1en I, Orlolet S: lo Arlm,too,
Don Slauaht's two-ru.n homer with
one ou1 in the bonom of I.he 11th •
inninJ won ii for Tous. which
remained three sames back of the
Anacls in the West.
Slaua}lt, whose I I th homer let a
club record for home runs in ono year
by a catcher, came after Steve
BuccbeJc 'inaled off Nate Snell. 2-1 .
Jeff Russell, 2·1 , the fourth ~
pitcher, pie~ up the victory.
Pete lncaviaha hit a three-run
homer, h11 17th, for the Ran&crs.
In the NauonaJ 1.equc:
Expos I, Plratet t: lo MonllQJ.
Andre Dawson scored from third on a
wild pitch after pinch-hitter Walla~
Johnson's fi~t major lequ.e homer
tied the game in the seventh lnn1na to
lead the Expos.
Johnson. was hittina for winner Jay
Tibbs, hit the second pitch from
reliever Jim Winn, 2~. over the right·
field wall. Two outs lat.cf. Dawson
walked and took third on a sfotle by
H ub1e Brooks and raced home when
Winn's· p1tcb eluded Tony Pena. Jeff
Reardon got his 23rd save.
Cmllaalt •. ntruea I: ln Philadcl·
phia, Cun Ford and Terry Pendleton
each singled home a run t<tbrea.k a 2-2
tic in ihc fifth inning, and Todd
WorTtll earned bis 21st save by
worlung out of a bases-loaded. one.
out situation in the seventh.
Bob Forsch, I 0-6, won his fourth
stra.taht decision. Charles HudJon.
6-10, took the loss.
Altro• 4, Bravea 2: ln the
Astrodomc, rookie left-hander Jam
DeshaJcs checked Atlanta on four hits
1n 8'1'1 innings and Glenn Davis hit a
solo homer for Houston.
Deshaies, 6-3, struck out nine and
walked only one before needing last
out relief help from Dave Smith, wh
recorded his 19th save. Ken Griffey's
fifth homer accounted for the Braves'
runs m the ninth.
Padres I, Reda 1: In San Diego,
Grai$ Nettles had two homers, his
first 1n six weeks, and drove 1n five
runs as the Padres ripped Cincinnati.
Ed Wbitson, 1-2, got bis first win
smcc returning to the National
League. Nettles had a three-run
homer m the third inning off 105er
John Denny and added a two-run
shot 1n the eighth. •
Steve Garvey drove in the first run
of the inning with a bases--loaded
sacnficc Oy and Nettles followed with
his 13th home run and first since June
19. After Terry Kennedy walked,
Marvell Wynne doubled to m.alcc 11
5-0.
Caba 4, Met1 3: At Shea Stadium,
Ron Ccy's three-run double m the
first annmg and Gary Matthews' solo
homer in the third led Chicago over
New York ma game delayed nearly
two hours by ram.
Cey's first-toning double came
after loser Std Fernandez had walked
the bases full. Fernandez struck out
I I 1n h1~ five-annang stint
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pr09ram for wom.n. -...... tA*Om'bcllcnad • · CNlee rtecty, tow tn M2-2141
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F!_..d 5-4&-2123 . Ma, ~ l plctur.. 7eo.aot3 obo.146-e223 cover.d, ldllel for C*"P'
I"-• '3l·550e or e7&-2202 MODERN BALDWIN Ing or tluntlng, ~ to a.DI• MOVING . .._ ... Howl •PINET, wtth b•noh, b pull, "*• Oftr. 645--2404
INl6. mMyel("•' .. 17900. VW 71 Colw, 20K ml on 090. 14CMMI new retltt Mg. ,_. Int,
peilnt I nr.. Ndl9 trw POf\SCH! 'M t12, wf\lte, WOl'tt ~ 81.Wfll = O::.,.o;it1.,.r.=, ~ vw '1& aciAOCCO. FON>'•'•"··· 722~ M;: SEW ,_..,,. OOod. tOUQt\. Mill.Ing 9340 '71 PORSCHE 911T ble. . 186-1710 fectory 7'1 MW thookt
• M•RINll e~ 1n Mint. Cond. IOfld watnut. xtnc tone 11' Q19n Jib ll009 &iiiiiniletr __ _
Mottler'• Market • Oak day 1*S 8300. Oak saoo. ~ 494-2003 w/trlr, motot, •trat. I • 1111
Ktlc:Nn le now hiring rOll top dm. Oak wall °'OM Com w/benclfl, Mlle 8t~, roomy, Xln~ conct.1_.-• ... 11..,,.•.•.__ .... ...,,.
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tr1n1, twu. mt. ortg1ne1 l\vw'iW'1·11'i"1CC1n1~;;.;;;ti,...ii;i9'"'iauoilift..
111.600. MO-t5&5 wMhwt\l, IO ml, 8"Mf '4• Otter
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17th St co.ta MeM. bfaee/gtue: Cof tbl Ml STEINWAY 25 L MOOEL D Pl .• Many xtru Inc. 'II, ..... , ...
' l300• din Mt '550+ ti. Gtend-R•tored. ebony ev 7 6 0 /8. '698$ obo 6 yr ftn'Mty 3 month new
T 'iiiii\ ttoott S75. 972-2308 tlnleh, 'ff,:81Md S 10K, Dy at7-t7ri 9V '72-4324 13"5 (714Jieo-3oa 1
Ml AllFrencttPfO'Mollt.SoMd eftepm 14198· •ITlllTTUILB• HOHOA460 CB, 1974 ~~
INC>e. ti xtru, 10K Ml.
110,500 obo thllt .... YW '71 Con'Mttb69 luper
end 493-0742 ..... 1tK ml, ~ •Elcelltnt f 1111ne1na
NOW AVAILABLE cnwry COf tbl ~; occaa. GWUA8YRLG~NO For 19' cl.ep kMI MllboeC. ~'*•MW, new ttr•, t4e-1MO • eo.ta MeM
~ ... E 'IO.....,. Tutbo toom"9W,C*foond,rnet ... ~ ~ • blue. 17900. 1-..11t hlh motor, P7 e. vwy
quick, whit• .. Nlo•I VW AA88rT '12 a.Mra't
946-0418 t u d I ti r • I G T I man S150 • .. beaut. nn Mueteellfut Mak otter hpeed, helmet Incl. •--------E1ner0 ~~a M~ blue tofa/tt ... t wlwtltt• Plano, good condition. &58--l1t2 ~ 7eo-•1sq · $550 oeo. 497-7192 BMW '71 2002, 12K ml.
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Study tor the OrWIOi din rm Ile w/ohlne oeb. '71181.ANbEA 3e Loaded SUZUKI '80 OS UOL 1 owrv, all ong, '4700
CoM1 Publlhlng Co. orig. asoo 11crlflc• l!cztltl MM Rec. aurvey, hlng maet,dll, S1700-LOW Ml OBO 1ae-1231 ~~~ e ~~ ~~· Cen 1Jlftlllmlll ·~n:o..-=~Pl G~~~D BMW 'l53111,Blkltanlnt,
must ~ ~,. · 21" w/comput.,, 1200. -·, · <4dr,alr,crulte,cw.enrl. ~. ldiMI tor hOf'M-MOVING. MUST SELL Celt Chrl• 722-0559 I' SUIT A•tt -tofi lhl*M, ~. teK ml.
m•k•rt, high echool EVERYTHING. Armolr• HUFFY ohtld'• bike 20 OrMt condl Uk• newl Wmty 115,000 '72-e1'7
Mnlora_ -ltudenta '495, Rolltop dMI( $496, ,__., UA •IU:A ... ,.,. OBO ,.. • /\..,.A
& ~I Hourt: Olk table "'" chalrt """''· .,..._.,.,.,, -'IV • ~ l&LEI I LWlll .. '11 HID-.. M~ay 5:30pm $296. • Poeter Qn bed PANASONIC MOUNTAIN COLUMBIA 22 '7844500 Blk w/blk ctoth, IOaded,
to t :OOpm, Saturday $195. Sofa, c:hal,.., encl BIKE Only I motl Paid 7 NII•. txoelltnt lhllP9 ALL llllU $11,900, 751-1373.
9:ooam to 1:00pm. Start tat>IM. ...,ci. equip. '400 Nwl Only l3001 714-1112-ISOe Q( • lllB.1 CELIOA 8T'74 Toyota, 81 U .00/hour plut !Mtlt & m«e. 873-2Ma ~1.213 546-2522 213-920-3535, IV meg DOMESTIC & FOREIGN euto, c:ompi.te eng work,
bonulee. Prtveta dMk & MOVING-Two I ' Mlt eof• IUISJ 1 •-.....1 ERICSON '33 19821 S9ot-llllEY Red/Blk Heinl c:,,nd. ~=· oaeual attire. s100 ... oe11 end a coff 3 ...,...., Ilk• ::S185. letif, IOadedll Dtl, etpa 7, ULEI I LWlll S1400 831-72•1 lfl 7'30
WOl'ttere Willllool'M. tbtl S75 ... 2 Martboro MG-150 grM1 rec:er/crulw. Won DATSUN 2IOZX 1983, T-For Int....., c:all Mery lampt *35 ea. 72x38 many tr09h*. Secnflc:9 19202 BEACH 8LVO
eft• 6:30 Mon.·Frt. or delk, oatt ~oh( = ft-..a-• ..,.1 840-4300orl54-08111pm T14/llM1IO Top, ":'!~: ~ ~
9-3 Sat. at 842·5e71. & bkoaM. OM dining tbC ..... ... S::C,,;;f;"4.tit3f'v
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ORANGE COUNTY AREA &4Q...1992 or 759-9592 lhefl. Pwhct exerclM Rao.dtuned. menyextru. Putl tolS DATSUN '81 280ZX T-top,
No •xperience nMded recrMtlon macl\IM N9W S 2 7 5 0 Ca 11 ( 7 1 4 I _ . 5 apct. bt1Je a 111wr. vwy
We'll treln ....... In one of ~ twlEndn b9d,_.!:. ,,...,.,M"--$1500/Mll 1950 obo 736-3e81or8e1-«0I BFGoodrictlG~u,..a.d CIHn XLNT CONO. •-.._.. ,.._, -752 25&4 650-7217 33x12.5 rHt con 17200 84()..8211 th• 1p.cl~lll•• ll•t•d furniture Beet offer: • · -.. IO Almoat brencl new. --~·-------,--
betow. You II MfW one 751-7832 HS' wltti trt nMd8 TLCI $65 548-2900 DATSUN 8-210 '71
..-end Md\ month In a OAK CHURCH PEW Traureadn 876-481e 1 a_i_/J 2 door, etlol(, good oond, loc.i Army,_.,... unit. p_.; b 7112 ..... "' 4 ft" 1n1.w ..,. _ run• well, 1910, a.n.ft18 tnotuc:t. $50,000 Good oond, 9 ft long •-• LIDO 14-._.. H31 ..,_.982-7277
group.,. 1neurence. r• BEST OFFER 141 OAIFtltE. U a;;p Q SABOTS 1125 & 1250 1--------
IO~dl Hk ml, full
pofftMd 1· • a , . ., e1tt-
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122.950. PP 780-319G
ROU. . .S AOYCI! '18 Sllvw
Sh9dow, ldnl cond, 5tK
ml, ma1nt reGOrdt, ROH,
$18.1100 (818)2•t-7721
tlrem.nt plan. •P•O• 846-e532 hull, belt tenk, newcontr l S•bo1patt8125-$75 ·ee SUZUKI Semuarl Jeep DATSUN Nluen '85 MIJ0-
8Vllllable tr•v•I. GI 8111 for l .D ,_.......,,•....a.... PO 982..8()118 Conv, Special delwl• «I me GL Wegon, 9k ml, TOP SSS Piii cotl9g9 etc Avallab19 ..,... _.. 35 H.P. EWlru<M. rblt, Snr1, exit c:ond, 7500 fully loaded EA09119nt :=:'i.aere· Blk coffH Ible S30. wlthtrali.r.IHOO. LIDO 1'W/TRAILERS850 mtlel $7800 650-35Q oond 113000 846-7841 ForP9"1'*9d 8 "1·7248 .. 7·30 pm 15' ROGUE RIVER DORV . ' ..__ * AM!etant "" 8" · 11' llWJ 'll $350 AMC EAGLE '80, 4dr aport DATSUN Z CLASSIC '72 M4ircedee ..... "
*Vetlfde M«:Mnlc mlCtllu.... IS OMC 1'10hp. mariM redlo, 842-3559 weg, orig OWMr, 4WD. 240 RED z. 4 tpd, reblt ll•DllTI 1&11
•StocaJP.n. Spteiallet; fl8h & lkl. In prime N9W-auto ale cw w/4 apkra trene. valve job, much Top Mwcedet Pr1ou Peld
•Foods.MceSP9Qlellet 100 ewtmmlngpoolfenc: port allp. Prof main!. NEWPORT30-TopShepe pwritwlng,llltwhl.pw; more. S3SOO /obo. CALLPETERorRAY
Army R9Mrw Rtctuiter: Ing. Wrought Iron type. • $5000 nrm 851-50.0 Loaded, NB lllp, ownr wind/door loclte, trtr p61g. 499-3720, 722-8183. .al If •PMTI
eo.ta Mw 540-1028 hrs:. Coet $1000. s.11 . Irene, muet Mil, S22K/ob0 s2800 obo 859-Hl&4. OELOREAN '8l, Pwfec1 ..at-• -
Dana Point •eG-1901 I 50 OBO 548-21&7 24' LJIUll o-533-5115, h-e73-885S cond 5 apd alr power -_ __. Hunt81~torono~~2~~2 1 10' GORDON AND SMITH N9W ~73_.3~ pelnt. -,..4/ kl IMtl C~~C ,!!p ~2 wlll S17,5oo 1141660-5483 ' T0~01~:'·~!;:;;.2333, 4 .......,., SURFBOARD (Cluslc). u ._ 7011 ....__ _.. Tustin 731-0481 Old atyle •k•g S9ll tal{e part trec:i.. -then FIAT '74 Spld•, rune nic. 1ter90, mint oond, Santa Ana 557-1590 548-&33e · 36' Roughw11er S9den In ·~ -•• _ 3000 ml. 892-8306, gr .. 1, rblt. MW top, tlrM, or1g ownr. only 18K mt. ARMY RESERVE. Crulur, Turbo dal, 1 • _.,_ W--.&11 battery, $1200 OBO. $409<> 954-1038
BE ALL YOU CAN BE 2 RAMS Seeeor'I Ticitet1 tlbergtUI hull, 11M91 8, 25 H P Jottneon. -.C. lllO JUP OJT 'II Suaan 6"2· 18e8/evt T CORO , .. SR5 --------1 11 gamM V191tor• aide 9 1311.500. 84!>-9127 •tart. uphol .... , •. COV9r, EXTRAS. $7800/0BO TOYO A 1...,.
WANTED Huntington rowa from n.ld. 35 yetd ,' hollt bar, 13500 OBO 760-1742 1F1AT ·71 X19. y.tlow, ten '80 Uftbactt. 519. ale 8eactl ladMe pref9rred II set5 1&4-7"8 50 dll Trewter w/flybrdg, Mey eatry 875-3912 Int. orig OWMr, 34K O<lg 1191'90. exoeli.nt for pit omo. otMnlno et M . xlt tvabrd, lux Int, frpl, ' 'H 4'HP OllUJICllE I ml, 12660 or trlde lor c:ondltton •S51·3418
ntgttl, *4/hr, H0-5000 6' FROST FREE PHILCO. micro, . gen, full •I.e. IJl,./Dtckt/ tttlft 4x4 . St«eocaaetle. PIS, truck 648-4047 842-83311 TOYTOA CELICA ST 7 8 --~ .. IN :"~ ~=t='l ~1':1~~~118: Mii. 70U soon ~T(04Tl9l4341 HONDA '80 Prelude. low 5 apct, 1m/tm ttereo can,
1136 842-8171 NEWPORT islXNb • m1 mlntoond.many•x· runa l*fec1, gd oond. !!Ilse !!!! MW, · ·77 S..rey WMk9"der DOCKI Mu 30• 19ngth Pnce lnc:I. r.ctory '9bate tru. mull ... to b911eve $2150 4114-5452 1!15yw0idc:opp9rin:3 ......... m 24'4", mint cond. 400 $200 mo 752·2584 ORANGE COAST I $45000BO 592-3198
"" top wuhetencl. 30'• Bolltull Q( roomf\111 hrl. V'*«J gu. tandem 650-7287 JMp/~lt I HONDA '85 Accord b9lg9
HondurM mMoo 2 pad PP 7 14 1164-5&40 :.;.,. ~roe' frig~ SLIPS AVAILABLE 2524 H~I .~;a Meaa I mini condition. exiremelY
tbl. 8 ohrei4 ~d. eu11 klnQ comtort.r. duet g•ll•y Silp iava11 : Slzae 25· end 30· I -..., l cieen, em1rm cau 17000 ::-.,4:.,~i~s': ruffle.elWnl.cntrypmt· SU.500 /obo. Cell Call842-4844 Tncb 5 obo 75~7548
Sml 9 drwr deek, mahOg Roee/lvory. Pd S700 Sac 833-1904 or 87!>-3590 ~5pm. Mon-Frt. ·55 CheVy PlCil-Up. buctlet KARMAN GHIA '71 , ci.an, 1
175. 2 mirror• $100 .._ 1150 OBO 720-t 704 '81 Seetay 28' Expreee I ...... euto, not running. grMn, kNn for IMn, runa
Sew cab SIO. ChencMller DUCANE DELUXE BBQ CrulHr Loededl Xlnl ~ =~ :=ey ~ -Beat Off•rl 751-81187 1 well, good tlrM I 1195
1100. Meple 4 po1ter $150, bar tlnlt. wilt beth· oond, w/10' Zodl9 & eng c:empelt•?Sellltwltha L .. ve Meuage obO 6«-le01
1100. 543-7088 room elnlt wlfeuoet1 beet + 1Up l trlr &4Q...5078 otaatln.d ad ,65 FORD ·~ TON V-1. Ull&l llll 'l 1~
MOVING-Eng oek ldbrd oft«. 780-3832. 3 lpd, camper Shell Meny $750 Meda wor1<.
w/huloh M&O. Olk Pi. Electronic typewriter extras $1650 AP. for 846-1909 wkdyl en 4
Safe 1350. 2 mlrrore 170 Olympia. conatant end Merk 552-0410 MASE RA Tl SI TURBO
l S125. Ou lemp tbt working memory. Like '85 Toyot• Forerunner. '84 & '85 Ex90Utlve Cera s 100. Foot1too1 S20 MW S 1200ob0 6"2·7380 amtrm cast. ale, p/s, SAVE usss
MllC. 840-l992 75~115112 Gregor 14' Alum bOat p/b, 3" Rancho kit, 1lerm Beach Import•. 752-0900
Anllum IOll w/Ev1nrud9 151'1p 11000. $11,000 obo. 743-3321 MAZDA '81 RX7 GL. 41K
-,KibdE ti cO ff ~ke 'ft15~9~;~2:!lelgh or 545•5122 ml, snrt emlfm cua. orig
1125, up.right freezer 'II mill TllOl 111 ownr Mull S-1 $5700
t3 cu ft 150 LAWNBOY Mlf P'QP911ed ·~. 4wD, Xtre cab, 4 cyt, OBO Tim 847 • 1831
0-533-5115, tt-eJ3.-8858 mowcw, Medi good tu,,._ auto trant, AIC, mag MAZDA GLC '82 SPORTS ,•mi• up 135 54~1115 Lv Meg wnts/wtde tires. pwr door PKGI Imm~••••· orig
" " Orlentel Rug, ewelNd locks, pwr staer, am/fm ownr. sunrl/fec elr/5 Seen. II cu ft S100 SllOOO 12xa·. S7500 lleteo c:au. tilt Whl I spdlalloy whl1, ONLVI
840-7804 OBO Xlnt eond. malnfy Lie. t3C05300 143501 857-41118 o~~~~Ta1f."~~ red 760-11194 SPICIAL GARAGI SALi IATI S1l,HI Ill 110l 'II
Electrlc Broom f 18, POSTAGE STAMP IN-ONLY A1Y /llne. (•LL ..... 2·5678. Goodc:ondltlon.4door. Sanyo blk/Wh tv $20, VESTMENTS Cotum-~ ~ -12900. 4119--498-4
831·7241 eft 7 30pm blena, Gref Zepplln Mtl, & MBZ 230CE '84
KENMORE old9r WUh-more 842-3381 Iv meg 1111 ..... ltac• 1140 22K ml, perlect, ale, euto. •Id~ wont• good S50 etm l --2 flllll.T IAUI D6Vu2 GARAGE SALE pb, 1nfr, (CD w/gu anal•
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Pair 840-t-Wg APPLE 11e -•'2o7 Ctyttel Planta. dl9Me. 1119 cabl-S22.900. 540-2816
SEARS COLDSPOT Froet-Grn mon, duo dr. 1 1n9g Sat.Sun 9--3 ONL VI Mii, wetefb9d, etc. Loll Timi nlOl '11 MBZ 250C '72·AIC, pwr , U $ A
rem tu,_, Mrlal card ol ch9ap Item• Sat Aug 1nrf chrome whHll, IN • • • Free 1125 Call •ft« 5pm · ,.._. · rtU ..1-• •u I 2. 8•-·2pm H•·nt ....... •sp •~ ml... eu,_, 831-7070 •P"d up card, 11.000. ... ••92';;-__ Cw 1o""'old" ._ ~le# 2RSa22B. blaupunk etw90. •11. Uk-ANO TRYING HARDCR cell David 85-4-8745 1 Dey Gerage §;J; onlYI ..., ~way r -Ing 16500. 552·92 tO TO BC . I IUll t,rtpt ffHllF HITACHI HM37111 RGB 557 S..ward. S.1 812 enW91t to 0-c> Harbor) Slftl MBZ 280SL Tl -
Exoe119nt cond. S225 AneloQ mon. 111", 31 D P.. 9-4. 25c-S500 Cull ontytt lmat 144 Compl rM1or9d. 2 top•.
87$-3175 1024 JC 800 r• 33.3 khz Blk•. Furnltur•. etc. set/sun i-5. Poot tbi. blue w/biue Int, P•. pb,
WUlll SHI haf, ~ St200 call NEIGHBORHOOD PATIO weter bed, TVe, furn, $17,000/obO. 557-6915
Dryer l501 Exoelltnt. beet Oevld I 754. SALE. Kemor• wun.r & clottlea, loll of mllC. MBZ 500SEL '85
offer. 645-Jg58 Ill llTlll flll. dry41r, •Ir cond.. oek 28 Giiiman (Univ Pant) u. s. MODEl.·Brend MW,
kitchen table, kitchen 9.000 ml, burgundy WHIRLPOOL Auto. Wutl-With 2nd dlek drtw. table & ohalra, Schwinn WUllllU IAU V _,.
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er, 2 yMre old, & el9cirtc Image Writer II MIC Pelnt CrulMr. BMX bike & 17092 Pultmen St .. llVIM UI ...,. CUTTER LEASING
dryer ell for $300 and Mac Writ• Sottw1119• b-elmel, Autoherp, 7em-12 Noon. Seturdey '8f cAM STEP VXR 702-736-0555 937-e729 or 846-7828 12500. 873-5811 Pl'lo9nh1 SabOt & Mlle, Aug 2nd O .. k1/0fc .C:::i~~--ai~~~~ttt='f.M;;:--1~R b<>Olcl, mtac. cs.coretor & furn/ofc equlptloeno Economical 8 cyt .• rune MBZ '78 450SL orig
houeehold Item• 717 bo•t eceffoldt/10,.JC12" great. 1 1800 obo owner, lo ml, new
Poppy, Set. l Sun roll-up door /Llncoln 536-2829 Mlchlltn tlrM. $22.000
•SALES
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CALLIODAY
1 -lll-1111 Medal deele. 119"90 con-8:30-12'.30 (In elt.y). ld .. tarc 250/hoMe/pwr ·81 DODGE VAN muttt-OBO 563· 1078-deye.
1.&• IOle, lerg9 tv. etc, LIM • cordlltemp 1t1 & pwr color Cuatomlzed. 864-9783......,.lnot ~~~~~~~~!'!
2 BEAUTIFUL CHIN" d-eso-1123, .&45-9821. CMta •na 1114 bo• .. a 12" motortnd •t«90, color TV, e1r ..-ez ·eo 2.0D. 111c1c. alr. VOLVO ·n 244DL good
CABINETS FREE kltl9"1 to good Cerpanter 11 Orum diaphragm pump. S5500 720-9095 CNIM, aunrf, "''* condl eond . look• good, "''"
Yow otioa. only seoo hom91 87$-58118 Doore. wtndowl, 110¥9, ·~rt ..... I t A .. .. tlOO $9850 Ot>o Conllldw IBM grHt. well malnletn Mdll 840-.ae88 llnk• toltet plumbing lln ~ PC part ewep 83t·7221 S3000 497.390e LAB/AKC SIBERIAN enylhlng iineglneble' 2 wn..-;(iUlt blkN.
••MOVING** HUSKY/MIX PUPPIES Set/Sun aunrlM on mlec el•clrlcei •P· *SUB.AR GL Wagon MBZ '113 380SEL, Con-VOLVO '711 OL WAGON
8W 80'A Vert com-8 WKS OLD D-259-8980 S '-' ptl ...,... t -.. .._ 4 wd, ale. em/rm GMNtt• COUrM oond ABS brkng 4 s-10 O ale 11lnt ~ ... fortetM. d...rt ton98, EVES-e42-41151 135 Flower t In .,..,, I ance1b .-kvr•k1cil redlo. exC9119"t cond, fY9, MC eya. chrome .._ 8sl< ml H2oo OeO
nubby fabric: S225 080 FAMILY SALE w ge. 00 •. I 12.800. MW olulc:fl tire a loyt, Proton em/tm, 29K (714) 840-8291
KINO bed. t>ox ec>rtnge. W• remocleted -Frigidaire Augul1 2 a 3 at 9AM =~ ~hMklng~ bellery, 844-4250. ml S30,000 722·7834 lvoLVO '12 244DL ale.
1!1ra llnn. Simmon• matt · dbl ~~ .. ~& ~ 3329 Mtrylend Clrcle, Sat e-4 ~ Pwnt>rott• ALFA SPIDER 1983, lvoty. MBZ '85 300TO W..,.,,,., c:ua, 4 ....,. +OYerdrtw.
1 fratM, hMdboerd. llMM top, ov ,_, .._., . ...,.. Herb or l 0 I e I e r 3 • K I h d I ..,,-. .,.,.. Ind. $200 080 Older dbl pore elnk. A• good Furniture & Mleo, •5 FAMILY, HUGE• v m er op, blk w/pelo, and, reel(, CUiiom alloy wf\11 Mul1 Seat't color 19" TV S80 wM order. Call lfler VAROSAU,SAT/SUN (101U050) $10,H6 ohrom. wht., xlnt oond s..1$7300 154-3411
080. 831•1991 llpm 54W 158 GARAGE SALE. ~· 492 Ofange Ave (()C)(MI' of BNch imporU, 752.otOO $25,900 780-3 tt3 PP
.__ dreeeera, teblee, • Clay/Orange) approx r-.. ..., •• '71 •ao U 4 Ptect IMnO room Ml. ft ,.... b<>OlcoatM. freez« 180 100 on Old N9Wpor1 Bl 41 = 11::: :t':;::· I lple..::..~'I ~:.'::...~~l~o AND CoftM Toot Door9 Whlte/bl~~t!. exoet•
952-4254 ALL IU n"•-• open 8am Sel 112 Mov· SIMPLV THE BEST i.nt contltlon 92K ml. 1 n. UTa• ITlll GARAGE SALE. &at. Aug Ing eft« 17 yrel We mey ANTIQUE Morrlt b•d. -2, I A.M. 311 Eather St. 118119 lrNIUr .. you're Salee · 8aMce • L .... ng yr w11ra.nty tVall Thll
vllu9 11000, beet ott.rl •IUl1IPIL* C.M. Oft Sant• Ane St. look...,. fOf 1808 Rutti Ln EUROPEAN DEL~!RY week onlly1J Ml tu• 840-7795 ev.e. Gl•H Dltpla~c.... b9lWMn 19th. 20th. "'W 1640 JAMBORE .. RO ,..
I 2 ~ houMwarN NEWPORT BEACH Ser OOOOl3) 211-111'8 day c.nter ltlland Y HOUSEHOLD & Office ...:~........ ,.,_ ' "'dJ-t to Ful\lon lelend (
I Or.-..r Flla/WOf'te Table ,., S dlehee. ....,.,_ ..,,gan, " -· M 1&.1-. BDRM SET·ITALIAN M Mort Ptecet Caah fumltUlrel 1&4t 1:1m t fumllUN Thin-Sal t-6 Ol*1 I.r:.-v-e W.ak ........ -Cont~llY· burgtndy. ~., er ... Fin1nge. Apt. B. Friday I S.turday 4111 Vlete Aoma. (Eut-.,..()...~ -,,.
Q-t)teeform. new. COii Orig eo.t S30 000 ,..._ 7·30MI .fc>m. 751-an• bluff ., ... NI • Jam-100! ~St. N 8 uooo. take 0 75., Ing i1e.ooo or0beet on. HUGH GAAAQf BALE bof...<blUff-Vltta Del,_________ l33..e300
...o-1!90, d-83&-700l (714) ..... 2108 Fum., blk ... antlqu... Ofo-V\eta Roma) LAROE SlLECTION Of MERCEDES '11 2400 ~om bult1 wNt• on I ctotl'lee I much more CONTRACTORS SALE NEW a U$EO IMWSI .. tpd. all ei.ctt1c, ..,...
.._ twocede 2 p'90e Peta I AaluJ1 1141 1780 Sant• Ana S1 Coeta TOOLS. TOOLS. TOOl.8 LIM llAll.. lent condition 42,000 ml
e.otlonel aofa, good ill LU "" ~ 9-4 Sat SAT e 30-10 30 AM VOlUME SALES Manllt 8elaeJPalomlno
oond "°° 72()...0tfl LAWNMOWER EOOEA a 4t1 EMERSON IT SERVICE I LEAStNG s12.eoo 67'-7908 on ..._,. ~ tabte 8*/~,7~~~': WEED EATER All In NEA" 20TH I TUSTIN 3&~~ ~¥'9 1111&1 •14 lfAIU
with ..., I l Chelt9, all good work ing cond Din.II• ttt»e" dlaltt. (No CNrry ult....-OSl S-.SP. AC. AMIN caM, wood 1171 ......... 17 BOBTAIL ma.. DOBIE 540-4101 Organ C>nen\al rug e.t -•TM crulM lrOI
°"9H!AeoldbrWklnQ PUP.r9doo10t.3 montM, MOVING Sale F/818 1CM on. Tnur.a.t t-S 415 r~!J!~Te6COIM u~28Kl"7t4
•hdbrdMO tot•l30. 2 ~.::'nc: P~ Furn. petk>. oaroen. QOtf. V\st• Aoma, cea.tblUtt oP£N scvEN DAYS tllll
pr k1f10 beige pNdfta'e tntlque taln11ng couctt .,.._ NB • Jambe>fW • 1~~~~~~~~ 112 .. 1oe Cf..-n ... FAi! 1tm*'9 to ooocJ 1992 eaa.ano. nonh of ElilllblUff vi.1• Del Oro-1:
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.,. dl",S-1 "IMWal.I If 'r11t*lnotoreoer, gooct IMf. & mud\ ml9C hand caned tramee, etc
BMW 30 S '74
THIOOOH
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loaded, 31K ml, e.-.m
oond, 113.150.131-7054
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714-951-3144
800-428-7 485
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cond, $21150, Mike,
8-5pm, 833-0070 •·291.
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2060 HAlllOI 11110
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'81 CADILLAC El Doredo $2500 obo 960-308C
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Le Blerrtll1, 55tc. eiclnt CHEVY '12 CHEVETTE OL08M091LECUtllmluo
cond, fully •qulpp•d SCOOTER. 51K ml., preme Sta MlG 7 4, elr
S6500 obo. 720-9095 good oond . NrW muffter. IMc*e. cw.. a e rw.
N·BERs br•k••. Urea. em/tm 1350 obo. "7-7192.
ft ettr~. goocJ ttanap., PLYMOUTH 1974 S...
C Dillie 11,750 407·2118 llt•, VI. pow. twak-. A ft !CHRYSLER ·n Cofd0-4. 91#\ roof, oood conct
LARGEST SELECTION loed•d. tlll crulHr. S1300. 845-4737.
ot lete model, tow m11Mg9 .-.o. pwr ~ PONTIAC GAANO PRIX
C«ltllace lf'I Of.. I cond • 1200 11 BROUGHAM '11-Auto.
County1 S. u. today! CORVETTE '79 Blac:tl. lllr. ernl1m ~ OC.. tll.
540-1100 euto ale. 44k. loededt f\11 pwr, ,,.,,., 2 tone
Mirrored T ·topt "900 P*nt. wlire whtlll ~
obo tl9· tt•1 or "4000. <*I.._. t-epm, 2800 Harbof Blvd
COSTA MESA ~3907 ~TOX~291
A classified ad Is an easy way to sell your
merchandise, and It's easy on your
wallet, too.
FU
SUCCESSFUL
CITIZEN
How much will your son or daughter know about bu1ineu when
applying for thetr first full·t1me rob ? Plenty. if he or ~e ha1 ever
been o new\poper comer Through route experience he or ~e
is already a lap ahead of their clonmates Whit• they all
master ideas the boy or girl with a newspaper rout. is able lo
put them to procltcal use 8v1meu? Comen learn the boSK
learn the baste principles from the first day of startinv to deliver
newspapers They buy al whol•sole. sell at retail, make
collec11ons keep their own book1, and deal with people face to
face Carriers quickly find ovt that "profit" ond "lou" ore
more than textbook terms
The beMf1ts of manogtnv o newspaper rovte ore cm equation
for a futvre successful c1t11en A great numb.r of today's
prominent men and women started thetr pvblic careers as
n~w\poper comers And they oll vouch that o MW$poper r<>Vt9
gives o boy or g trl o h90d start on the futureo
Svv\ , l ;i '\ 10 , •or\ Jnd oldnr who '.1'0~ be 111,..re~IPd 1n route
... n \'1•J11kl or 1\1 1 the Doily Pilot circulol•on depor•ment 01
04.' 4J'i \
Daily !!~!t .. om
330 WEST BAY ST PO. 80X 1560
COST A M ESA, CALIF 9'2626 ,-----------------, I
I Yu, my ton/doughter would like :
1nformotton on o Doily Pilot r~ I
I HIS HER NAME IS, ______ ,
I ADDRESS _________ ,
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YOU. vou IHOULD COM-a.-of ...... """' we INt PNVA T'l 8Al.l bid to ... City~ 0-. TAC't A LA..,.,_, DATf! 1'10/M If\..,_. belcl" by It, M NOTICI II HIAHV by 1M ""°'* ~
ON .,.,.. AT ~ ll"utalllMd °"'1oe Ca.t TNMe,. In ... l'9li ~ GNIN "'8&. __.to oon-time. lldll .. r. PYllldY I.Ill."'° ND MOMOAGe ~ "°4 -Mr 11. 24, n ...,. ln .-. CounCY end lnMdon 11y "* oourt. on opened end ,_, ._, 9t ~TtOM•INcMy 1... .....,.,...... .. ....._ ,..._ 22, 1-. • LJO rnooa.m..ot•eoon.,...
.. , ·~-T,,,.._ unctet 1W7 Loi I of TtWCt No. IOt, • a.m., or ttiet..-, Witt*' 1"9 eft• • ~ on '"" .. ~ 10 Deed of per IMP reconled en bcM* time .._... by .... tf'9 •• AUQlllt 11. 1Nl. In the
Trv!_t .. L Reoorded on rtaJC NQllC( 24, peoe H Of Mii· "''°"'**' • ,.,,,,.,,,,._ CounaltCNrnMrl,CltyHll,
11119'Sl -Doa&1•1t no. P It"• ..... In tf'9 of. ntOf ~ lM r..tall of IN 11 hlr o.M, CQ9t9 ...... 1118 .._ wt• ,... uOM. ta of IM ONiey "9ootdw ......., __ • • t• •t. .. e.-m11. tot the~
""'' Of a.. "9oOf'dl "' wvnrm .mrr ol Nild Count)'. ... .. ptt¥llle .. '° ... 0 I • AND. w A IHI 0 lie._ of lie "8oooOll of DOMWT CW TM ..,_. *9drW M hlOf*t lftd beet Mt bldOlr f>L.AST'tll
0WMQa Counfw, Cllforl*, ~ ottlw oonWNlfl ~ on the tennl end condltlOM Addltlonal Mtl of IM
S 11 ~ 1»J: Wl"80N J, emmc&e of the ,.... ~ ...... hWelnllft• "*'tlOlied d apeotfMlloN ~ be oO-
i&UaY end ~A L INfMIWAL uove dHCr l hd II rtgflt,W.end""*-loftN...., ..... Oflae of ... l&Wfz.~ INt _.. MeouRCU McmoN wrponed to .,.: 1e11 cleciedent at tt. llMe of ~ Aolnt et 11 '"" WLL enL AT PU8UC NotlOe 11 ~~by Harbor 9outevwd, ea.ta dedl end 8P rtgM. tlttt end om._ Coet9 .._., C..
AUCTIONTO THe HtOHUT tr-. 5: ~ ...,._ Cellfotnle.. In..,_ "* Ille ...... hm torn1e. ._ ~ lie .-. ...,.,_ llOft CMH, (P9)'-ment Emtroun•.. TM 111~ ~ ICQUhd In llddmOn to tt1a1 tumecltotheattenttonofU.
...,. • .,,. of -. In 1-'Ut tel ~'* Ion, of the dlldelrnl ., 11e011ty tot .,,,, Of the deold9nt a1 IM time City Clertl, wtttiln leld time ..._fl# 1'le ~ Statel) City of Hunttngt. on 8-otl lnoclt'*:tnMI In Mid _... of deetl\, In IN,...~ llmlt. In • IMMcl ~. It THm P'RONT l.NTMHCl tnet 1t1e follOwlnO ,...,_. ~ Of' ott. oommon ~ In 0tr8'1Q9 County, ldent1fted on tt'9 outelde wtth
T 0 WI a , AC A! -f0t :': Oec!Atttton ~ CflPfOmle, II tolowc One IM lkl lttm Number end IN CONYFf AHCI, 4840 CAM-_.. r end.,.. awl-8ild .... wll be mede Mein~ Of L..IOllM Hiii ~ Detia. "'9 DNVI IUITE Ct ..W· etite tot publlc ~ oom-wlthOut wefTllMy, expf'9ll « Mutual Certlfloete Ho. E.ctl bid lhall ~ ~ IM!AOH, CA • rlghtJ ~July 3 t, 11M. lmplted, reoetdtnO tltle, poe. ,_, .. 11 and One Member· MCl't and ~ ttem • _. .. end ~ oonw)l9G ,. Declar9tlon No. ..-..on. Of' enoumbrlll10el. ltllD In ~ AMI iroun-foM In the epeclflcatlOM.
to end MW MIO by It under ,.quell tot • zone to Ntlafy tfle prlnCllpel be!-ctallon of Lagune H1t11, AIYf end .. exoaptlont to IN -.r Deed of T"* In ine ctMlnge trom N (~ 1110e of thl NoW or other ~ HO 11422. ,..,.. epedflcatlone muet be ow-
P'OC*1Y lftUe.ted In Mid r.MIOnal) to 11113 { ~ .-net by Mid ~ting "' in...-In IM ty In the bld~and allure to ~. o.lfornle. dleortb-high ctenttty r"ldentl•ll Deed of T"*, wt1t1 lnlw9lt reel property commonly Mt forth .,,,, 11 In Ille
lnQ ._ lend "*91n: whic:tl would pennlt •total ol and other .ume • ~ known • 207&-A Aonda 1peclllc1t1on1 hall b• ~ IUBL!AIEHOLO E8-13 unite on two 111• loeeted ttlereln; plue 11dv91'°'9. If Grenada. laGUN Hit». call-ground• fOf of the
TATI Al C"EATED IV on the northMlt o.om. of eny,undlfthet~theNof fomla. bid.
THAT CllfTAIN SU8l.EASE C-on St and ,._.. end ~ on Md\ ed-The -.11 auf>jeet to <Mr· Eactl bid INlll MC lor1h the ~ COHOOMINIUM DAT£0 man A exletlnO vane... a.net plue '"9, rent tu••· "*"*ehlp tull ~end retldlllCel of
..,.,. 30, 1111, l!XECUTa> *9e f wll be CfW9eetnd~oftM ,,.._ ~. monthly a.II pereon1 end P9rtlee
llY AND BETWEEN OAAY ~ Trwtee ltld of the tlWtt ..... condltlOM, ,...trio-lnl.,_ed In the~· If
IHT!A,'"81!1, A CALI· CoP1ea ol theM ~ CtMted by Mid Deed of ~ reeervettont. rtofttl, the bid II by a 00f1)0tetlon,
fliORfillA LIMITED PART· .,. on file w1tt1 the City T Nit. TM total amount of rlghtl of way and _.,....,. ltate Ille namea of Ille of-
HIMHIP At LESSOR AND Clenc. City Of Huntington Mid ot>llgetton. tnolud"'9 of '9COtd, wttti .,,,, encum-fleer• wtlo can lign an
M.D. JANU COMPANY, Beech, 2000 Mein StrMt, l'WOnably ..U.t..,.. fMI. br11t1Ce1 of reoord to be •t· agrwnent on beflelf of the
INC., A CA.1.WOANIA COA-Huntington 8MGh. Cell-CfW9ee end.,_... of the llfled lrom the putcheM corpor•tlon end wtletllet ~TIOH AS LESSEE. IOfnl&. Ally per80n wWllnO Tn..i ... It ... time~ tnnt8I pnoe, The mem~ .. to ~ than one offloer ITIU9I
MCOAOED JULY 1e. 1811 to comment on 111e1e ,. publloetlon of thll Notlc9. II be eold on an "• le" bell9. 11gn. If the bid It by • 1*1·
IN 800K 14113 PAOE MO. queet• mey do eo In writing 122,171.18. Bide Of oflw'I.,.. ln'llltecl '*9hlp °' • joint wnture.
ON"IOIAL RECORDS, IN within 10 deye of thll notlOe Deted: Jvtt 22, 1818 fOf lt\la tMmberlhlP and elite the narnee and ed·
ANO TO A CONDOMINIUM by providing written oom-WA8HINOTON T"UIT rnustbelnwr111nOendWlllbe dr ..... ol Ill oar-et 1*1·
COMPMED Of': menta to the Dlpertment of Dem MRYIC9 CQMIOA. r9Clfwd at the offtcle of ner. and Joint wntureB If
PAACR 1: De<oei04)!Wt SeMcet. En-Al'lOM. • C•et• ..,._,.. MlcNll J. Qulgteiy, Inc., a1· the bidder la • 1ole A SU8LEAIEHOLD IN 11tron.ment81 Aeeource1 Sec> ....... • T ........ 9r. MAL lorney fOt the Admlnllt,.tor. Ofopri.IOl'INC> Of another
AHO TO UNIT 54 ON LOT t uon, P.O. Box 190, Hunt· llTATW MCUMT'm8, • 11 1420 E_, Cheom111 A~ .• entity that doee ~
OF TRACT 10525. AS lnglon Beech, CA 92941. c ..... ..,,,., ....... <>renoe. ca. t2W {7141 under. flctltloua NIM, the
aHOWN AND DESCRIBED Comman11 wlll be con· Aeeftt. 8Ji D. J, ...... ... 933-4"921, at _, tltnt art. bid lheM be In the rMI name
IN THE CONDOMINIUM 8ld«'ed by the ded9lon-,re1t•e11t, tlOO lterU1 ftm publlcatton of tN9 no-of the blddet wtth • deefct-
PLAN• ("Pl.AN"). WHICH making body In Ha dellt>erao lroedWe,, 84lfte -a..te tlOe encl befof'I eny Nie II nation following .nowt~
ll"lAN WAS RECORDED ON tJon on ~ en En· Atte. CA m7a T .. •P'-l'Mde. "DeA (the llctlllOua name)' , t /17/IO IH BOOK 13737, lltronmentet lmpect Repot1 (11.t) -..10 Bide rMl8t be ...., and pr~. N>wilYw. no llo-
PAOE 10&7, n SEQ. OF ahOuld be prepved tof the Publlahed Ofwige eo..t wtll be opened., the oflloe tltlou• name lhell be uaed
OfflCIAL RECORDS. ·oR PfOJeci. Delly Piiot July 24. '1, ol MICNlll J. Quigley, Inc., unlela ,,,.. I• • c;u,.,.,..t
AS MAY BE RE·RE· Oeted July29, t9M Augutt7, 19ae onthedet .. pecff\ectltloYe. reglstratlonwtththeOflnQll
CORDED Publtehed Ofange eo..t Th082 The ~ wll be eold County Recor«* In c.N of PAACEL 2: Delly Pllol July 31, 19" on the i.ma: CMti, corporation•. Include Ille
AN UNDIVIDED ONE ThOt2 P\BJC NOTICE ten percent 1~) Of the nem. ol the Preetdent,
FIFTY-FIFTH {1/55TH) amountoflhebldtoaocom-Secretary, Tr~. and
INTEREST AS A TENANT IN P\BJC fl)TIC£ K .... pany the ofter by certln.d Maneg«
COMMOM IN A SUI· l"tCnnou8 ......... cheell.endtheb&lanoetobe The City Counotl ol the
LEASEHOLD ESTATE IN MOTICI ..,.,. eTAT'lmNT petd Pflof to trwmer of City of Cott• M ... ,........
A.ND TO ALL OF THE REAL INmlNQ _,. The followtng pereona -membanhlp lntwt, follow. the right to rejee1 any or all
PROPERTY. INCLUDING .., ITDI MO. nz dokig ~ -TM Eye lnO conflnnetlon of the .... bide WITHOUT LIMITATION THE NOTICE IS HEREBY Cent• 81 Southc:out Plaza. by the court Till•. rente. Dllted July 29. 19M
COMMON AREA AS DE· O IVE N that e ea I e d Inc Southcout Pteza 3333 operating and melnleneooe Publllhed Ofange Gout
FINED IN THE OECL.A~ propoeala wlll be~ by Brt~lol Cott• MM CA ·~· end prwnlum• OI) Dlllly Piiot July 31, 19315 ATION OF COVENANTS, Ille City ol Cott• M9N to Ht2t. . In-enc. ecceptable to tM Th108
CONDITIONS AND RE· wn The City Councll. P O North American Eye purc:MMr "'911 be prorated ---------
STRICTIONS ("DECLAR· Box 1200. Coe!• Meea. Cell-Cent.,. ol Cott• Meea. Inc • the det• ol reconSlng ol P\BJC NOTICE ATION") RECORDED ON tornle 92$28-1200, on °' (Tx Dom I 103 Perti1"9 COfN9YMCe Examlnatton of __ ...;;.;...;;.;..'-'-'..-..---
t /17/IO IN BOOK 13747, befOf'• the hour 11:00 e.m Way Lek ... Jllcklon TX 1111•. recording ol con• OflAMOI COUNTY
PAOE 1545 ET SEO. OF OF-on Friday, Augult 15, 19ae. nsee ' V9)'anoe, tran1ler till• end IUfleMOfl Coutn
FICIAL RECORDS OF OR· It eh&ll be the f99P()Nlblllty This bueln... It con-any Otte lneuranoe polk:y 100 Cl* C..e.t
ANGE COUNTY. ON LOT 1 o1 the bldw to dellwr hit ducted by· 1 corporation ltlall be et the expenM of DJ. W•t
OF TRACT 10525 IN THE bid to the City Clenc"t Ofllol North American Eye the p u r ch••• r or IMtll AN.
CITY OF COSTA MESA AS by the proper ennounced Centare of eo.t. Meea. Inc. ~ CA. '2'701
SHOWN ON A MAP RE· time. Bide wtll be pub41dy EOWWd H Holt, Execut"'9 The under8'Qned ~ Petitioner Adelle Ann
. PUmJC AUCTION
NOTlCI Of' IALI Otl AUOUIT .. 1• L
OF T AX-DllPAUl TIO "'OPDTY FO.-DIUNQUSNT TAXll
The mape referred to are evaltable for ln~lof'I In the otnoe of the A11111or, Room # 147, 830 N. Broedwey, Sllnta
Ana.
The properu .. thet are the eubject of thle notlOe ere elluated In the County of Ot'ange, State of Caltfornla. and .,..
delcrlbed .. foffowa.
Huntington BMctt
City
Laguna Beech
City
Capistrano
Unified SchOOI
Olatrlct
San Clemente
City
Saddlebeck
Valley School
District
e .
9. 178-201-33
10
12 64 ...... 52-10
13
14 ~52-22
15. 644-452-23
17 ~52-25
18
19
20
22 882-152-27
23.
837-233--02
LMt AMIMll
B H Miiier Conetruc:tlon
Co ... al ·.
TownMnd, Effie 0.
GIUMll. Andrew 7th
Koury, Ted
Koury, Ted
Koury, Ted
Koury, Ted
Koury, Ted
Koury, Ted
Koury, Ted
Koury, ,Ted
Koury, Ted
Sunland OeYelopment Inc
Mer.cien, Ralptl A
Ban, Peter
Lucido, Joan M
125.00
17,000.00
15.000.00
Sl500.00
15()().00
15()().00
S!00.00
'500.00
S1500.00
$1600.00
SS00.00
$600.00
$160.00
$600 00
S250.00
$&5,000.00
II the propertlet ere sold, partlea of lntereat. u defln.cj In Section 4tl75 of the Callfornla Awtenue and TautlOn Code.
have a right to me a clalm with the County for any proceed• lrom lhe tale which .,. In exceN of the Kena and cost•
required to be paid trom the proceec:la. II exceu proceeds result from the aaJe, notice wtll be given to partlea of lnt•est,
pursuant to law
If redemption of the property Is not made according to law before th9 l)roperty la aold, th9 right of redemption wlll
cease
I certify under penalty of perjury that the foregotng 11 true and correct
AC>Mrt L. Citron, TteNurer-TH CoHeCIOI' of Orange County.
Executed at Sant• Ana, Orange County. Calllornla on July 14, 1'186
Dale or Sele· Auguat 28. 1986
CORDED IN BOOK 482, °'** end reed aloud et V1oe Preeldent Ille right to refuae to ecc:>ept Boggi I
PAGES 41, 411, AND 50 OF 11 :00 a.m., or u eoon there-Thia statement wu flled any bld1. Relpondent Rol>eft Paul Published Orange Coaat Dally Piiot July 3 1, August 1 14, 1986
MISCELLANEOUS MAPS IN aner .. l)f9Ctlceble on Fri· with the County Cieri< of Or· DATED· July 28, 19&e Bogg• .. ---------...----------...---------.----------....... --------
THE OFFICE OF THE dey, AUQU91 15. 1988, In the ange County on July 22. A L I X A N D I A c..e No 0239103 PtBJC NQTIC( f1ta.1C NQTIC( rtllJC fl)TlC( "8JC flJ11C( I MlJC NQTIC( COUNTY RECORDER OF CouncllCtiemben.CltyHell. 1986 MclLW"AITH, Ad111l11I•· IUMMONS , __ ......,.._ _ _... ___ --------
s.AJO OAANOE COUNTY, 17 Fw DrM. Coe!• MeM. ~ '""°' NOTlCll V• .......... 01--1_..lngoiof----..... V•-w8"t "'~~ .... of.,,. South ~ ~ C""----rn ... -..... OR AS THEY MAY BE Callfomla. for the lumlehlng Publllhtld Or.nge Cout lllCMAIL J, OUtGLIY, .-d.. TM-'llWJ._. ~:other ';;IW',; t;'";,;i ;: ~ rWlt ~of the Horth one-ncrvn• ..,... ..,._.., "'"
AMENDED OR RE-RE -ol SELF CONTAINED Delly Piiot July 31, Augullt 7, INC., A..._, for AdfllWe.. .....,.. JOU wttftout ,_ ::uee1ed In the c:ompletnt. .. .,. ",.. ..... bowl! half of the South OM-ft8'f of Coneolldetlng domelllc and forelgli IUbeldln lllrlea of tt
CORDED. BREATHING APPARATUS. 14, 21, 11188 1'Mcw '*"II Meld_... JOU,..._ ·Detect· JUN 3 1H3x ... ....,.,.., JOWIMJ ... MI lhe Northeeat quarter of the Ubefty Natlonal&.nk ol Huntington 8eec:tl the Stat••
EXCEPTING THEFIE· Addition•• .... ol ,,,. Th100 Publlahtld Orange Coul llNlftdwttMll•dey9."9ed ~.I. .... c...-ettomef .......... NortheUtquerterofSec:tlon Caltlomle, ., the~ of buelneea on June 30. 1llf
FROM, UNITS 1 THROUGH apecillc8tlona mey be ~ Deity Piiot July 3t, Auguet t, Ifie~.....,_ lly Mery Lou C4WNe, .,.,.._ 1 ........ ..._ (lletM Ill 14 Townthlp 5 South pub!Wled In reeponae to cell made by Comptroller oft~
56, INCLUSIVE ON LOT t talned at Ille <>me. o1 the DI_ II' NQT1C[ 7. 1988 II you~ to _..~ ed· tJ "'9 ...... Met!). Re. 11 Weet In 1t19 Currency. under tttle 12, United Sla1el Code. Sectton HS
OF SAID TRACT 10525 ~S Purchulng Agertt at n F8'r i"uau\o ThFt03 v1Qe ol .,, ett«ney In lhlt ...,.11 .......... ....._ ~ ...... -Rancho Loe Botaai 1 eour.-. Clwter .._.., 1.,_
SHOWN ON SAID CON· Or!V9, Cotta Meu. Cell-FlCnnou8 Ml ... ll K-2Mal mett•, you lhould do to en a .;...-. Attomeye et &r....-.... obdoft flt-ty ol Orange. Stele Of C... Coft'lptrof* of tM C_,_-,, Weetem IMltrtet
DOMINIUM PLAN. lornta 81d1 lhould be re-promptly to thet your writ· &...w 4l2t IMNh ltNet, ......... t1eM Yll f!11i:10 fomla u 1t1own on 1 Map ~
EXCEPTING FURTHER turned 10 the111en11on olthe T:!~io!.TA~ ere "8.IC NOTICE I'.,, reepooM. If any. mey be .. 100, Nl'wpon IJeedl, de ao DIAi CAUMDANOe rtlCOl'dees In B<><* 51, Page AIHTI of Dollat THEREFROM. ALL IM· City Clerll. within Mid time ng P«IO" filed on time CA... per• ,, ..... ,., .... 13 of MlecellllneoUI Mepe In Cuti and b8l8nce9 due from
PROVEMENTS AND AP· limlt. In e M9led en-..loQe, doing bull-u . l"tCTnlOUI MIWee AV1SOI Ulled ha lido CS.-Publllhtld Or COMt ,_.,....... _... e IN-the off1oe of the County ... depoeltory ln8tltUClone
PURTENANCES LOCATED Identified on the outllde with ALPHA & OMEGA SIGHT ..,.,_ eTAT'lmNT I tnlandedo El tribune! puede Del Piiot ~ 24 3 t ...... 9'I ..ta _. corder of Mid County Nonll'ltereeH>•tlng bel..-.cee
OR TO BE LOCATED ON the Bid Item Numt>e< end the ~;:9Kl~U:s BROK~;· The following P«1QN we1 decldlf contra Ud eln au· AU:.et 7 1:/l ' ' ' Ulla oerte e wia i.n.I. more commonly known 11nd currency end COin .. • ••••••.••••...• 5,74
SAID LOT 1 OF TRACT Opening Date C t M TI; 1 • doing bu.in... M : I dtencl• • menoa que Ud ,.. · ThOS1 1•t•lloe 119 .. ofNoef9 ••· 15115 8Mdl BoulevWd lnterMH> .. rlng belancee. .... .... ... ... ... 4,20
10&25. Eech bid lh111t epeclly 9::2; eu. • orn • J H ENOINEERINO. 528E I epond• dentro de 30 dlu. ptotuclao'I 911 .....,..... Mldwey City. caltfomla. ' S«:urftlee............... ...... ..... .... ..... 13.02
EXCEPTING FURTHER MCh end 9Y9l'Y Item M Mt Wllllem C St 24711 Burn•d. Colt• MeM, c.llf. Liii la lnlormaclon que Pta.JC NOTICE _... • ,...._ delle... Tent\8 of Nie ca.ti In i-F«Seret fund• eold and eecurttlea THEREFROM. EXCLUSIVE forth In the epeclflclltlona eere, 112829 11gue c1t1t1pllr 0911 IH fer• NI moM1 of the United purc:t\Ued under agr-"*!te to r .... I
EASEMENTS IN AND TO My and all axcecition. to the Elden t.mvenue1 :Ie21Coet• Jay Allen HMgen. 528E SI Ulted ~ eollolter .. IUf'INOR eoutn "' a 11d.4.. • • • • • • • Sta1• Qn ..... Of' '*' cMfl In domee11c offlce9 of the bank and of
AU THOSE RESTRICTED ~Ilona mull be CIW· M-. Ofn . Bumerd eo.11 Mw C.111 COOM)o cs. un •bogedo .,. M CAUPOMllA, ...... , ................ end betenoe l'lllcSellOed by lta Edge and Agreement eubaldlartee,
COMMON AREAS AS ly In the bid end lellufe to Thia bualneu 1• con-112t2e . • •teuunto,deber'lahacerlo -COUWTYM~ ... j9 ~...._.,note MCUred by Mortgage and ln 18Fa ............................................. 3,05
SHOWN ON SAID CON· M l forth 11ny Item In the due1ed by en lndlvldulll Thi• buelneu 11 con· lnmedlatamente, de ••t• In the Metter of the ~--°' tNlt Deed on the Pf~ Loan• and IMM nnanclng recalveblea: DOMINIUM Pl.AN. •P•Clllcallon• •h•ll be Th WILLIAM c STEER;tec:I due1ed by: lln Individual maner•. •u rHPUH I• cation ol ANTHONY DALE ...... M ......... -erty IO eold. Tan pet oent of Loena and ....... net ol
RESERVING THERE· groun<UlorreJeetlonollhe with~:..·~~~~ .. I Or J•yAllenHangen ~1te.llh11y81gune.puede HOLDER for Change of ttllJ~lllae....._.,,.,.. amoufltblcltobed9C)Ollted ~nedlncome ... .... .... . .. 82,0$8 FROM, EASEMENTS FOR bid n., o • Thie 1tetemen1 wu filed _. reglatrede a tlempo Name ,_...., ....... '\a,_... wtth bid LESS A11owMC19 !or 1oen end 1eue IOeMe. tN
ACC ESS . INGRESS. Each bid ehall Mt lorth the ~ County on June 13• with the County Clertl o1 Of. 1-TO THE RESPONDENT No. A l3359e ...... • ........ ., ._,. 86de«often toti.lnwftt· LESS. Allocated trenefer ritk r-. .. ..... -0-
EORESS, ENCROACH· tvll n.,,_endr.-o.nc..of ange County on Juty 23, The petltiOner t1u llled e Amended r etrH HH• dee• lngandwlllbe~•t Loeneendi.a-.netof~lncom..
MEHT, SUPPORT. REPAIR, all ,,..-aone and partle1 nu7• 1986 petition concerning your OFIDER TO SHOW CAUSE pnplided 1M 1MM ... the 111or9Mid offtce at 9l'f'J 811owanoe, end,_ ..... ......... .. · · · e1.3e
REPLACEMENT. MAINTEN-lnterMted In Ille propoMI If D~bl~~J ~7.1~t FJ14MI marriage 11 you tell to file a FOR CHANGE OF NAME .....,pcw,..de•oone. time altet Iha nr1t publl-A-11 l'leld In tredlng eocounll. .. ...... . . .. -< AN CE, AN 0 0 THE R the bid le by • eo<poratlon, 3 1188 u · • • Publlehed Orange Cout reeponM within 30 dlyt of (Sec 9084) ltdeten ..,_ tt•ifll1M cation hefeof and befOf'e Preml ... and ftud ... ..
PURPOSES , ALL AS atete the nerrMll ol the of· 1• 1 Th-033 Olllfy Piiot July 31, Augu11 7. the date 111111 Ihle eummona Arlttlony ~Holder h8I ........ ,..... ........ date of.... (Including cepltalind ...... )... 1.151
SHOWN ON THE CON· flee<• who can lign an 14 21 198e 11 IMYed on you.your default filed e petition In Ihle oourt ..... ._., 1 •........ Oeted Ulla ti day of July. Other rMI eetate owned.. ....•. .. .. .. . .....• 1, 19
DOMDEFllHEIDUMN PTLAENDEOCRLAASR agreement on betlet1 of the Th--073 may be entered and Ille 10f en Ofder e11ow1ng ~ tnmul ti, ........ ._. ..... 19M ln_,mente In unconeolldated eubeldi.,1ee
N I H • corporation end wtletllef mini IC MOTi"~ court mey enter • judQment tton. 10 ct111n99 fitelher eoe • 1111 1111, ... , ,_.. end uaocleted c:ompenlea.... ... ..• • ......
ATION. more tNin one ofncier mull l"UUL . ~ P\8.IC NOTICE containing Injunctive or neme from Anthony 08le ...,_ • 1111 MnWe • rwf• Laut• HWtcM, ~. Cuttom«e' llablllty to thlt bank
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PARCEL 3 •IQn. If the bid It by • part· F1CT1110UI 8UIMll other ordefl concerning Holder to Anthony o... Neu ...-411e all Ill •11 0 a Moore a Hlnrlofll, ... on eco19t~ ou1etendlng.. .. .. . ............ .
HON-EXCLUSIVE EASE· nerllhlp or • joint venlure, NA.Im ITATl•NT FtCT1110UI 8USIMIH dlvltilon ol propeny, epouul IT IS HERESY ORDERED ""'ofloM8 • _,,.. ..... Nof1tl ..._ It. IWtl 100, !Manglbte llMl.I.. •• ··•··•··
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MENTS FOR ACCESS, IN-1tate the nem. end ad· The lollowtng l*.oN ere NAME ITATl•NT eupport. Child cuttody, c:tllld that 1111 l>9t90fll lnt.-.ted In l:. el dlfMtofte te1e-l8ftte AM, CA ll101, A .. Other 911Mtt ..... .
ORESS. EOFIESS. EN· dr ..... of ell generel pett-dOI bulllneea u The lollowlng pereone are euport, ettMney ,_, coeU. the matter tforeuild llP9MI' t), terMfe tor lsewtml Total UMte . . •...••••.. •... •• _
CROACHMENT. SUPPORT. ~ and joint YenMere II M°PCROFRAME COM· doing buel..-M end llUCh other relief u may before thll court In Depert-C... .... ..,..1 8emedtltte .......... II· UAKITWI
AND FOR OT HER lhe bidder 11 1 eole PUTER TECHNOLOGIES TED FISH MARINE SER· be granted by lhe court The ment No 3 at 700 CMc The name and addreee of ecutrta of "'9 lablte .. Mid Dllpoelt1·
PURPOSES . ALL AS propr'lelOflhtp °' another 2260 Vanguatd Way n21' VICE, 2508 Duk• Pt . Cott• o-rnlellment ol wagee, tall-Center ()five Weet. 811111• the court la: (Et nombte y deoedent ln dorMetlcofflcel ..... .
SHOWN IN THE CON· entity that doee ~ Colt• M ... Celll 92828 . M .... Cellf 11282e rng ol money or propeny Of An• Callloml• on Auouet dlr«lClon CS.leeott••I: SU· Nonlntereet·be&rtng
3,67
113.77
. .. 82,71
20.'*54
52.264 OOMINIUM Pl.AN ANO AS un<IM • llctltloul name. the Gary T ·K~ 2250 Edw1td B Fleti, Jr., 2508 other court authorized tt '1eae et 9:15 o'cJoctc PERIOR COURT OF tALI· ~Pu~ .. ~a;T2~ lnlereet·beeflng.
DEFINED IN THE DECLAR-bid lhell be In the reel name V d · W y Fnt: Coeta Duka Pl Collta M .... Cetlf pr~lnge mey alto ,_,it A.M.. end then and tt1er9 FORNIA, COUNTY OF OR· ""'' • • ' In tofetgn offtoea, Edge end
ATION. ol the bidder with I deelO· ~eltf ~29 112112e Dated. Oc1 t 5 t9M lhow c:auee ".,,,,they ~ ANOE 700 CMc Center 1 ThF068 Agreement 1UbtlidlalN8 end IBF• . . ..••. ..0 ~~~il~E EASEMENTS ~~~n(t.:i=r::. llhowi).9 Thia buelneu le con-J11nlce W Flth, 2508 Dulle 08fJ Gr~~ wtiy Mid p.9.111on fOf ~ DrM W•t. Santa Ana. Cell-Nonlntereet-bearlng .. .' . ..... .... .. . .. .().
IN AND TO THOSE POR· .......... ..__ namenc~ ducted by: lln lndMdu•I pl . Colt• M .... C11111. 92529 M. Aftad1ca, ~·, r ua of name ehould not be fomla.82701 ·-.,. lllnnl'r lntet•t-bMtlng....... .................. .. .. . . . . .(). pro ........ ,.............,_ • no Qary T Kennedy Thi• buelnH1 I• con-Publllhed .,,.ange .....,...., grented The 'fllllM, lldd.._, and rUULn< """''~ Fedetat fund• purchaled and ~rttlea TIONS OF LOT 1 OF SAID tltloue name lhell be uMd Thll eta,ernent wu ntec:1 ducted by· llutbend and wtto Dally Piiot July 10, 17. 24, IT tS . FURTH EA OfdeNd lelephone numbef of p4eln· eold under agreement1 lo rapurcheM In
TRACT 10525 SHOWN AND uni.a thero le • c:utrent wl1h the County Cieri< of Or· Janlel W Fllh 31, 11188 ttoat a CtOf1Y of thll «der to llfre ettom91y, Of plelntlfl PlCT1TIOU9 IUllNlll domeetlc oftlcee o1 the ban« end ol lte
DEFINED AS RESTRICTED reglllr•llOn with the Oranoe County on July 23 Thia ltetement -ftled Th034 llhOw ~be publlllNd In wtthout "' attorney II· (El NAiil ITAT'llmNT Edge and Agreement aubelclleriee and In IBF• . 3,50! ~~~C~~!IT~H~~~ County ~"roe:~,: ~ ' with the County Cler'll of Of. t~ Delly Piiot. • ne~ nombfe, le dlreodon.y 81 nu-TM lollowlng peraon11te Demand not• latued to the U.S. Trwury . -O
APPURTENANT TO SAID corporal one. _, n14111 anoe County on July 23. P\8.IC NOTICE of general clrculltlon, pu~ mero de talafono d•I doing ~ u : Otti« borrowed money... ..... ... ..... ... ..... .. -0
n•,,._ of the P·-denl, Pvbllahed Orange Coett t9MI Helled In thl1 county at .... t at>ogedo del demandente. o S Y S T E M S A H D Mortgage lndebtednMI and obligation•
PARCELS 1• 2· 3· AND 5 DE· S.Crel•ry. Treuurer. end Dally Piiot July 31, Augult 7, ,.,... OflANGa COUNTY once a w99k for (OUI eon-del demlllldante que no NETWORK AL TERNA-undet capllallad 1eeM1 . ..... ..... . ........... -0
SCRIBED HEREIN. Manager . 14 21 11188 Publltlhtld Orange CoMt MUNK:•AL C~ eecutlve ..... prior to lhe tlenoeaboaedo. •): Rlcherd TIVES. 2700 Mlldllon A~ 8enk"1 Uablllty on 9C019tll'lelel
PARCEL 5. The City Council of Ille . . TIH>84 Deity Piiot July 31, Auguat 7. Well Judlclal Dlttrtct, 814 t day of Mid hMt1ng. 8 RubenNlctorie J o.'M 0 10 Fu1*1on Cell!. 11283& executed and oui.tandtno ..()
AN UNDIVIDED ONE City of Cott• Meu ~ 14. 21. 19M 13th St , Wellmllmer. CA 0.1ed JUL 8 1818 (it4) 860-1800. ORUMMY L~a M ~. 2720 Not• end debentUf'W tubord~eted to depo9ite .. -0
FlFTY-FIFTH {1/55TH) FEE the right to rejee1 eny or Ill Th-012 92883 .. -T _....... • GARRETT KINO & HAR-AMOCleted Rd ct Full-Ot"'-llabUltlea t."~' SIMPt.E INTEREST IN AND bid _.,, • ---. -' ·-····· · ·· ··· ··· · ··· ..., TO THE IMPROVEMENTS ~led J ty 30 11188 "8.IC N()TIC[ mm•IC N()nrc Plalnlllf ED MARSIN and J~ et tfle l11pertet RISON, 3200 Plll'k Center erton, Cellf. 92935 Tote! llabllHlea ...........•... , , .. .... . .. .. .. .. e7.2tl
AND APPURTENANCES ON P bll ~ Oting. Gout l"UIH. ;rw. JOAN MARSIN Cour1 Drive. Suite 1000, Coeta OeYld J MCDCIU~h. 2700 Llmlted·llfe prefetred etoek , ................ .. ..()
LOT 1 OF TRACT 10525 D•l~Pl~I Juty31, 19ae ~.~=· F1CTmOUllUIMll sfN·:~~g~n~b.0~~~:~ ~~~7.1~ ~T~11:=.r~ 14 ~-:,ltonCellfA~~1 • !full· IOUITYCAl'fTAl
{''IMPROVEMENTS .. ) SUB-Th 107 The lol'oW!ng pereono .,. NAm eTATl....-T REST AURA NT SUPPLY. 3 t 19M ' ' ' 1988 . Thtt butl,,_. le con· Perpetual pret.rrtld lloek "' ........ -0
JECT TO THE TERMS AND Clol ~ •· The lollowtng peraone era and DOES I through 10 I • Th041 ~ OtlMlle. c...-dUcted by • generet P9't• Common etoc:k......... .. .. .... 2,794 ~~~ 0~~~E ~HcE P\8.IC NOTICE v~?i0~1 =~~ =:: d°t;ng &~P:~TMENTS clu9tvec..e N ~5 • n-NlJC NOTICE .,~bilahtld ~-= OOMt ~ M Delapp ~~·p;:Ofit. .. lrid ~ta1·~ .. ·:: ...... .".: ....
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TERMS AND CONDITIONS YOU A"I IN D., AULT por1 9Mch Callf 92183 SUPPL V. 409 N. Bey St , IU..:.ONI Deity Piiot July 11. 24 31 Thie etatement wu ftltld Cumulettve tOf'elgn cunenc:y
Ofl' THE MASTER LEASE ~.-A DHD M TINeT O Wtil1 Ratner 227 eo.ta Meee, Cetll 92827 NOTICll "TO .,.,.,._ 8'JWOM8 ON W 7 1• • ' ' wl1h the County aer. of Of· tranetatlOn edjUWnenll. · · ·· ........... " .. ..... -0
RECORDED 8110159 IN DATED NNI I, 1-. UN-20!;,, ~ ~ Shen-Chi T~. 18700 DANT ' I AN, 0 "D CRC>elt-COW\.AINT • Th053 ange County on Juty 2' T01al equltyC18')1t81 ....• _.......... .... . Ut:
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IEO OF OFFICIAL RE· TO "'°1"1CT YOUR NOP· Thie buelMH le con-Yort>e Linda, Cellf.112tN You tw.. Nett --. TN NOTICE TO CA()M.OE· "8JC fl)TIC[ Pl,_ P'.,_red ltock, end equity C8')1t8I ·· ll3,T7I
CORDS. PTY,ITMAYMeOL.OAT ducted1>y:11n lndMdual Thi• bUllMH I• con· OOUl1 INJ '9d411e~ FENOANT (Avl•o • Publlehed Orenge CoMt we.theund4nigntlddlr..:tor..•tt•ttOlhe correct
The ttrMl eddr-and A "'9lJC IA.LI. • 'IOU Oreg WMllam Reiner ducted by· en lndMdual ,ou ........,, ,_, AcuHdo) GEOROE A. K.,. Delly Piiot July 31, A~ 7, MM of Ihle ltatement OI reeouroee and 11..,.llllee. w,
other <:OmfnOl'I 6Mlgnatlon. NllD AM IXP!.AN.AnON Thll lletement -flled Shen-Chi T~ • ~ 1t111eea ,_ JARTCKV, I~ lllld ...... .. .... 1•, 21. 10M dectaro that 11 hN beetl examined by ua, and to the belt <>
If *"f, Of the reel propety M THI NA.TUM M THI wnh the County CWtc of Of. Thie ateternen1 ... fMtld wtwn • deJI. "9ed tN 111t-dbl Z·RAO COMPUT!A ef Ae1111 ,,..._.., Th-070 °"' knooiwltldge end bellef haa beetl Pf.,.S In oon
dHerl bed aboo l e f'"OCllDIHO AGAINST anoe County on Juty 23. wlttltheCountyClettlo!Or· ,.,,......,...... SYSTEMS. INC., X·RAD et""1Me..... lormancelW!tfithelnetNC!Uon8endlltNeandOOfTOCt
purported to be 401 YOU, YOU IHOUl.D CON-11188 anoe County on Juty 23. H you WW\ to Mek tile 96-COMPUTER SYSTEMS, A·1,_ J. Don Hertfe6der
9RY80N SPRINGS. COSTA TACT A L.AWftA. ~ 11188 • vtce of an attorney In tltle INC end MA.AINA 1.ANEI, In the 9upertor ~ of PlllJC flJT1CE Ptllllp S. lnglee
MESA. CA 82127 NOTICI M Publlehed Otange Coe1t n1.r metier, ~ou "'°'*' do to INC ; WILLIAM V. trlNCH, In-the Stele of Callfomfa, fOf AMn M Coen The ut.delllglied Trwt.. TAutTI•'* IAU Dlllly Piiot Ji.lly 31 , Augua1 7, Publllhtld CKange Cout promptly to tl'tet your writ· dMctuelly and dbe Z·AAD the County o1 Or-. a TAT IM INT 0' I, JIWMI D Ott, E V.PI Chlef Flnenclel Ottlcer Of tilt ~.,,ylabllfty tof 11ny T .•• MO.... 14 ~1 t088 Delly Piiot Juty 31, Augult 7, ten reaponM. "eny, mey be COMPUT!A SYSTEM&. In the Matter of the btate WITMDRAWAL ebcMl-nemect bentc do hereby decl.,. thet lhll ~ o
tnoomlCIMM of the .tree! NOTICE IS HERESY ' ' Th-07• 14, 21, 111M llled on tlmt INC., lllld MAAINA LANE.I, of AL!X ALl!XAHOER. 0. '9tOll P~W Condition 19 true end OCll"r-.et to the bM1 of my llnCl'MedOf
addt98I end OCher common OIVEN. thel on Wecsn..day. Th-07 t AvteOf Uw1M tie ... • INC.; CUFF A IHETLFt', In-OIMld Of!GlATWeQ UNDa and bellef
delllgnatlOn. If _,, ~ August 13 1taa. et 1100 1N1 lllf1 ., ...... ,_.. dMduely and dbe ~ Notlollllllr~.,_,t:Mt ,tcTITlOUe IUllMlll Jatnet D Ott
..... 0 ciocJc • Ill of Mid dey. In "8.JC fl)TIC( rtBJC fl)TlC( ..., ...,. UCL .. -TIEA ruHDIHO, INC end the ut\der'lllglled wlP ... It um Juty te, 19M
9ei1c1 _.. ... be "*'9, but the room Mt N6de for oon-.._ e ,.... ... UCL ROH 1 ltlrOuQh 26. In-Private tale, 10 the NgNet I The tOlloWlng per80n Ilea Publtehed ()feng.e COM! Delly Piiot July 31. 10M
wftW oon4"A'lt °' w•· ducting Tru11 .. ·e Se.... PlCTtTIOU9 ..... U '9CTT110U811U8M.. n1111n4lle ............. ~ end beet bidder. IUbfeC!t lo wttfldrNn••oenerelPt111· thlO• or~.,._ within the off\cM of REAL MAim ITATllmWT MAim ITATlmNT Lee Iii ...... uht1...... YOU AM IEINO SUlD eonflrmetlon of Mtd lkl• ner from the partnwlhlp •
pcu111lon. °' ESTATE SlCURrTIU S!R-TM follOwlnt perlOn8.,. The folowlng peraon9 .,. ll l.Je1ed ~ IOlcltar .. av CAOSt-COa.IPLAI-S*'IOr Cour1. on or.,.., ... ••ting IMlder .,,. ftadttoul "8.IC NOllC( PWlJC ll)llC( to pay Iha VICE, IOceled at tlOO Horth d<*'ll bUl!f... .. ~ ~ •· ooneeto de un 800gildo en N.ANT (A Ud la .... der'nM-411\ dey of A.llgult, 1MI. 81 but 1 n e I I n e 1'11 e o I -
ptlrldpel IUfl'I of &roeowey,Sulte 100.lnthe Hl-"'rtCH !1..ECTAO DE• LAUHDlAL.AHD .• 21•0 -.-10.~lleoetto ctendo) CHARLU A theoffloeofll"otHer,Moore (eJCHILDRfNI ~A & ..C1"i0Ue8UU... HClihOU8W ..
a) aecured by Mid City of Sante Ana. County of SIGH, t40t-C !...c w-H.,bof IMI, Iii, eo.ta tnmedletamente, de .. 18 OILl.UPll & HIMCN, tM HOr1ll ~ PAALOA (b)QO TO YOUA um ITA,_-, ..... ITA~
a.ct of N9t. wfttl Int ... Ofenge. Stet• OI Cellfomle, A.-.nue. &anti AM. Cellf MeN. Celtfornte 112e27 ""'""· •u rHpuHt• v ....... CM.IMDM 811'9M, tult• ,00, lanta AOOM, •t 172.0 Santa Ana TM fOIOwlllg '*"°'"' .. The fOIOMr'l S*'ION '" ~-pt"cMcledlnNild WASHINGTON TAU8T ta7o& ... Dorlllld A .. 21m eect"-.llhey..,,...puede DA.YI ....... -·-· AM. CA t2101, Councy ~A .... Coat• Meea. Callf doing....,__ CIOlnO.....__
rdll(I). .._ .... " .,,,,, DEED SERVICE CORPOA-HI-Tech OIHll Corp . lart>edoaetrde,Huflttngton .. rtig61tre6u ttempo .......... ,.. ..... OfenOe, ..... of~ 92827 J l J FINI ARTa, UIO RIHTALD.m~ ~ .. ..,,,.oflNo.ed ATION,a c.ufomle00f1)0t· 140t-C !Mt W.,.,_ /t.y.. l..c:tl,ca.omlet214e l•TOTHtOEFtHOAHT:A "'441M .... ,..,,,., .. lllNrta!lt.lttiaendim..t The fk:tttJoul bldl,... ''*'-Y Dr~ ea.a Mw, A_ ... l.CoroMOll ...
of TNlt • ...., cNro-end •tlon. M duly ~~ed ..-. Celfornla. Senta AM. Betr, Juanleoe v .. 21022 cMloomptelnthMbeenlled tNe ...._ of Mid deolllld at ttietlme Nmutatement~Otepen-Calf. t2t21 Celt. f2t2t
---of .. TNl!tiee and Tl'U91• under and pur'IUMt caNt t2706 latbeOoeCll'de. Huntlnig1on by the plelnttlt llOl*wt Y'Oll If A ................. of "'"' end .. the l'tOf'lt. nenNp ... fled on June 4, .,..,., LM ~ uao Cnt4 1yat..,. Inc. c.tt of.,. wets cr..-ct ~ lillld to tile !>°"' ol ... oon-Thie bullMM le con-8-::t\, Celltomle t2t4t yo11 wtltl 10 ~ tNI tew-... .,...... ,_.,.. .,.._ Vite end~ that 11'19 • 1Me In the CouMr of Or· ,~ Dr.. Colt• ......_ forn1e '
o..d of Truet, 10-wll: r.,ree1 1ntl\atoena1no..cto1 ducted try:·~ Thia b\lalneea 11 con-eu«. ycK1 mwt. wtthln • ......... 1111.'1 11 ..a·a. ~of lillld llM1111d hm 8l1g9. rrlLI NO.n10814 Oellf. t2t27 n. ~ i. oon ·~.-.ryunctwletd:;:. ;.·~::::. ~ltMl1 D Mllrtln,,,.. ~"'~~=:::.:;a~..:::::::=.,:::::, ==~=~or'-: . .!""~~~ ~~n:.=..ooi.: ~brH·.~:fteoft ~ °' TNlt .... -. ... rec:otdtld June 1• 1N5, In TNt ~ .. Nld JUANtECI v IAIA ooun • ,..., a.111 '° -. eddtttort '° that of ..... ~ Mal1-:::.-c ..,,., Lee ....... ·-,.....
......, .,. ...,..., to iN lie oftlCe of the County,. wttfltftlOout"Ya.tl Of Of· TNt _...,.,. ... flled IN~ll Uf"-1G'ldo I ,_ • • • ,.. C*Md, lttftl..,,_of._ttl, Nebr•~~ L,!tt,.•· oete TNt "'" •• .. ..., n. •••· •=• ..... ,.... .. .., • _,..,, °"°" corder Of Mid County ... .,. eouniy on Jtll'I n . wt1t1 iM County etertc of Of-eo, 'ftM clefautt .. be •' '' 1 •• • .._.,...., 1n end to 11 .,,. C*'taln ,... ,,...._ -· •·-1 wttti tt-. Col'"'Y Qwll .. Or· """the County Cllrfll °' °' ..,..,. °' OllaM enct o.-"9oOl del ·1 inet"""'*'t No 1M1 anoe County on Nt't a, 1H1 ..,..., on .-.lion of IN ..,.. .. --. ... ,.. property lltueted 1n Qty of llgned-~.,..,.Jal>. .,. eouney on ~If,: ..,. OOUf\ty °" "'1ir n INl'ld '°'....,end• ..... ~n 1m. by reaeon ~ • ,.,_, ' ,.,.. plelnttft, lftd !NI ooun 1n11y ...-. ....., _, ,... MldMy ~. County of Of • .-. 1t11 ~
of ~ end ... ..,._.,or cleflult In ~I ~ Or-. eo... ~ OrlnOI C08lt enter 8 Jl.ldDllTIMI ~ .., _, .................. State of ~ ~ °'"'V' Ca.9 Ntlllfled Or-. C.... ~ Or-.. c..., :: .... nteutOMiillgl ... ot ~·••ioe ~ tt'9 oMo DdY P1o4 J4Jlo/ It, Auouet 7, Dely PloC .Nftr ~ 17. 24, )'O\.I tor ti;r..., dell'IMded ............ ._ C. ~ ._ ... • fd-o.ly Not .My II,,.,..... 7, Daly .... Nit It,~ 1, Daly Not,,_, ll, ~ __.~Hua. llDe of 0.-o-ttoM wed ltler~. ~ •4. tt,.1... 3t 19M In lhe comoielftt, ~ wt. low9. to-". t4, 21, 1,.. 14, h 1... 14, t1, ttM ._,.. .,. Dectton to 111 to ~ ll'let ~~de-Th-Oel Th-03t COUid r..,n In ~t Tilwe .,. .._ ._.. ,. The W9" 2IO flMt of the Th-412 T1l-Ol1 ' n~
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purofllllelunder ......... llMN .. Dt-... Oewt .. o,.,.. _. ....................... IN: --..... "' .. ~ ~ ............... lllC MW»:==. ,0 t:::.11\ cb :.:'~'-,....,. ., .. c... ,._ to.Mey '-IUHllll• ""' ._. tt r rs I' a.-• PAW oo~ lllC .. ,.. •• 'J •• .,. ·LOUii ........ ..._ _. :c;;p. =•· uec .., T ~ ... ._ ..................................... m ....................... 3,400 ::i=.:• .. 1111t o.,11 D. ,_ • .. ti_. _.. Clllllillr t• _...., CM-. .,.._, ... '"-HM'Oe ... NITM NM-.... o.. c.e... cw. LAN19.9.' . ~..!._~~~tnoome~ ........................... M,Ma ~I I _,.''!,!..,,!,..•.., -.. ~••--::! .. ,_,I•• ....... I II "*'CAllfM Tm.-K ............ ...., Mut•tll-fflllMlt CWP4.~ • -.""'-'WW-""' --111-.-._ -~ ...................... ~. ,,.. ......... c ..... c... ..... c.w ca.. -0--
loen loeMe. ................................................................................... 423 =·~~ .... ~ ...... : : "1.:. f ::.:;. ............ ==a II ... tNlf I,.,_... 1'le ........ Ill Cllft 1111 ,.._ ......... Olo ........ ..,.... ~ B~~n:.:·;::~~a'i:'etc: .......... ., ............... ,, ................................... 38,145 --~i1111111 ~'° .. , .. =-=:er=.-::. •. f 1 :"7..::.:..--:::.-:: :=:.....::: ~=~;.::-.:-~·~ .... W
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Pf'em!Mt. ................................................................................... 1.242 DrM.~ ..... c.. A::-=on.,......._ ._ ........... ,,...... • ......, , ........... .-.-. .,....., ... --.CAwc-..Nlt lnwt1:~ ~ft9d . ~11CI •• HIRllY :..· .. ...,:',.,~ "· ..., -...................... ,... ................................................ ......., _, ,,_ ..... o-n• IU euodlttd oompan ..................................................... ..().. ""'1"HIA CMYIH ,_ tl'9 No. I ti Joo cMo = ........ 1 '"I ti I ..,..... ,_ • W • ..,_ '° .. ..,_ ..... IMt ..... • W ...,._TM 100 MY'I ... ... Outtomer'• labltlty to INa ... = -...... -.......... -·~ ....... ,.,. ................ ~ ., ....... ..: . "*'" .. ... ........ NOTtCI •• Hlft18Y ...... -...... . bank on --of~ outat-A -· '" -... ._ .._ --... _ ..,. NnMM 111 tM ,_.-.. .. ,....., .....,... .. .,. _,... ONWM lhlt wi. -.... .... 11 11 .. Othlr-..t~ -..... .,, ......................................................... ..,.co.a ~Ollertae moa. .._... eM ._ .......... a ,,_,..... .. ..._ TM ........ _,~ ....-...... C*lrtoteifQr>. ... -" • ~ ng.O.lntanglbtee). ................................................. 4,550 Ofloe,r?P*O.-.,_,,. •YOU oeMOT to ................ flll$f!denfl ...._fl ttle ...._, ...._ t11 a. ............. c..uey.Cllllmll,•· A ............ .
TOTAi.A.SS 8 ................................................................ u,. ................. 52,547 ~. "°°"' 417, m11Y llie l'-*"tof ......... ,)'Oll"" ~..,,..,.._-. , ..... =-.: ziw , ..... _..,.. TOVfJlt'( ... .., .................... ...._.,..,_r-
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TOTAL 0£P08fT8 IN "°'" f//f I Lift. 8ftd If:;. ,_.,. 8ftd .... ,.., .._ ~*811 AVMA&a 1 U t. ..... AM. CA. .....,.,, 1W. C.-............. 'Otlf_,,..' ... Ill......, ..... .._•,_
DOMESTIC OFFICES ................................... ..: ......................... 47, 111 T=:.: =1~ =~===--= .. THI Cm CLIM't <N· er101. C.Mm • ,_..._to.~,_;.., _. .. _. ..... ,._ ~otal ~ depoelte ........................................................... 12,304 ...., ct... fit .. ._: .,. ~ y:f',.,,..,. ~ *'Y .. a.y ,..n.....:O n::.:t ~ n::.:t =.:-...::::,:~"":; -.. • •
ot .. me and llVtnaa depotlta. ........................................... 34,814 ..... --~Mlrlpertonorfl¥ c.lftOI f//f .. Qty f//f .............. -A ...... PtltlftO teMret ... "XT""° ...... ,.,... ,.. ... ...
TOTAL OEPOSfTI lt'I Nllll'ied or._ ~ ~ tlttofNIY, "'-"' ._,. M an ........ .,._ eM .. IOW at IOUll'MINT QOOO wiµ;; -·~ :: I • ..... ,_ _,
FOREIGN OFFICES ................................................................................ .(). o.ay Not July l 4,"l1. "" ••'You AAi A CMDfTO.. .............. MO!ldtr. -, .. ~ DrM. ... ITOCK ... 'nw. NtO .......... ~ In ........ ~ = .&
TOTAL OEP081T8 IN DOME8TPC ANO ThOM Of • 000411.-• ......, of 21, 1111, f1¥ IN ...... t10 "*-• C.. tl114'. ~ ;W a •n tlW _.. ..., ••• ....._ _.., _, .. ...._
FOREIGN OFFICES .......................................................................... 47,118 •-.,. llllMVC' ttle ct.ma~. )'Oii ......e 111 Allloal~ The...,._,,... 1.-d w 19 ._.... M: -flt. w INlll e. ....... wi .......... .,_ ..
FecMrel fUnda purctleaed and eecurltlee edd under ,._ """'-~ wl/llll; .!!' ~ AYH: COUNCILMIN: ~ Nk1 n .... CMI ti Mid ......,. .,. , C... ..... ~ ,.... ...., ti W. wt.
wwnennto--wlndomeatlc............ .A --..,_,."to..,. ---~ .......... , Mlndlo, iooelbl II: TI41 f'AllNC C.'*7 QOV.ttat.cf tllfM &ftd n... ..... -.. OttMW. ll&bllltlee 10.:;;.;_, money, lnclud1';;-• .................................... ..,. NiUC'Mi..Mt1 ~ ~ ~ --=· Qrwn OOMl'AHY. The ..... WM w.I .,._ -t V.. .;;""" ...
not•blJlnC*ofU.S.Trwury ............................................................ 531 ~ICI II Hl .. HV =.i~-= of::"'::..:..••: COUNCILMEN: ~ .. 1o~":: :C.9:c:it:~ ~.::::o .. ~ ....... ==·.,.
Mortgagetndebt9dnee.(lncludlng.().. loft .. ~r:rn~a.: .._of ..... •pr~ AWHT: ~: MMd at tM f//flloe ot. •11. b6d~to ....... ::.:.:-,__, .... Aoc:r.:..-:a~ec;·t;y·o;·;·c;"~' ................................................... ..().. =:v~·~..:.:.:::i ~:5-z~ ~n:-""'"9911TOll ~"fr~~~ ... '°~":: :::n: ":.J'M: .s: .,._:.:-;::
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Other lltbllttlee ........................................................................................... 573 c.11fornta. a~ hlll'lnl rnontNtromttleclMef//flN ~ ~:"~ =. w~;.r or .,_ ="=~~ .. l'.O. I-" bid ,,_,.. oontoM 0..,.. •.::. _.
TOTAL LIABILITIES (e.xcludlng 1Ubordln1t9d not• ~~ ~ °: ::-....!t hWtno notice llllCM. ~Not July a1, 1tM 1Nt -.,...., .. IUb-.... War11ll•ld .... ~ =.,::.=to .. :s:: .. :r ... -~ tnd ~tur•) ............................................................................... 48,222 • eot' p. ·In tM p Yot.f MAY fXAMtHI 1M TIIOf3 ject 1o Ce11tom1e Un1totm bn1a ttMI on or after fadt bidder -.. M a •• DtAe CH-=
Subordinated not• and deMntur ....................................... , ................... 393 ~ CMo -~~ ~: 11e 111,1t "¥the cowt. If!°" COln!Mlc6a! coo. a.ct1on AuQ. ti, 1iii wNdl Ill 1tle 11oe11ud contraotor ,.,. ~r•H•l•r .. .
IHARIHOl.HRl IQUfTY ...... c.IMontta.•M wfllclfl .,. a pereon Intel 111it In "8JC MJTIC( e1ot. ~ -Ntor9 the ~ 10 tM ...,._ m• 1,.. .... a .. Preferr9d atocl< time,... loerd f//f OINotof'I 1t1e ...._, ~ rnll)' ..w Tiie Mme Md...,.._ of ~ cs.e. ...-. Ind l'ro .. ula.• Code acd ... • _.--.
No. ehatM of IN eo.a M-. lenlt#Y = 1tleeiceout0tor ~ IMn1C8 tw t.... petton wl111 '#flom fted ~ M ._..,In IN......... U.. ..._ e-. ..... c~=d~~ ................. -<>-Am?Unt--0--=:;a~.-._ wm:·,:IN~9:; ~'t),• ~"'-:J!-a":\:: tect1}o~~ :c::t:on~=:,_i = ~'/ '8 ~-.._.
No lhW ttona. w ........ .::. ~""''~ ~~With 1DW ••-ACS Ccwpor ... , 11•1 MlkNI Commaldel COO. leotloll ConttaolOt. ' ..... .:..-. ......
ut· .. .....___. 2 000 000 -If _, 10 ._ ... OOUl1 _,,, ... -"' •· ~ "°" Hotttt • ._ t, IMM, CA. t10I. I-" bidder -.. .....,.., •••l'flr "" tee M • a ,..,, ................... • • ~· _,,, *-•a Wl'fttell,.... ._. NCH. YIM '2114 Md 1tle IMt d9ly for TM name Md lddr-. f//f on IN form fwnWled wM1 •all4e4ee 1•••1••
No. lhar• llqljd .... ':Z::'!.!: Ing 1fllll )'OU~ ..-fel 1mlW Mna cNime ~ WIY cncltor the '*"" w1111 wflOf'll IN --.ct CIOO.ttMl118. 1 + pt c ., ....,. ....
outatandlng ......... 1,104,423 Amount 1,380 fof1tllnarepor1111d-IN nodo9of1tle~enln-NOTICI II Hl .. H V illllallleMOl*Y.~11, ClllMle~llldltTI41 ... of .. propoe9dlUllOM-.-11t _.. ...... . Su~ ........................................................................................... 2,330 ~ of IN Olteutc:t .. ~.:.:. :-..:.•s:: ~ tt.e IM loarcl f//f ~ 1 ... wNdl II IN .....,_ DCflOW INC.. l'.O. bCW1 on ttllll ~ • .....
TO Al.CONTRIBUTED CAPITAL.. ......................................................... 3,710 IN DtMt1c1Ofb.11 '"' ttontorWOU:. .. 11011ect r-=tcnoffnwnM!.., ... ~~~...,.,.,. ~ 'w~~~~ ~. llY .............. ,........ • ....... ~ --tnQaa 222 ft.A..-,.__.. ...._. ,...,. ' ....... ........_ ....-... ......... _, -..--~ -.. ........., ._ _,, Ind vulNloftlractl119 "aft i • I I a ...... -R:.;;'1;-c:;,,,~·a;;·................................................................. ;;;;a_ ._.. -__. "'-::0..::.:0c!: ;.;;.-""t~""n DMed:~H. 1tM t 1MI Md 1tle IMI dey tw ~Act. Oowi111•1t ,...,., ...... , .. .....
otherceptttl,.Ml-................................................................................. -0-~~e0~H:_:e: ~---.._ ..._...-., .=.:-o~:-... -:: T•':*f" .. WM. ._... :J='78~= ~~.:,.-::..... :-:,:-:=.•:-:
TOTAL $HAREHOLDERS EQUITY ......................................................... 3,932 Nkl report an .. In ttle ...., .. '•11ur, 0. w. cNroee,.;. ...... Pu111aMC1 Or1n91 Co.I 11 IN tu61iw &Ser beb-e w1t11 eadl b6d owtMect or ,rr•Ptftf elli ... _.
TOTAL LIABILITIES ANO eo.te ..... ~ *'1ct ..................... fedlttel. n e6ectlng 10 Delly Plot July S1, tMI the contutnme1loll dete .......,.., C11** .,_..... to 0 ..:c ,._ ... .....
SHAREHOLDERS EQUtTY ............................................................... 52,547 Ofb. n ,. Orfv9. ,OUl1fl .... ,:::: •:.::. ':.. ,_. M:fl ••• ... ..w. T'h101 ~ ~ 1-.. the Oii~ 0t: •bid bond ..._ c c I q
The u~ned. S.R. Whltftetd, SrV/P ControUer and Lola Menln, "°°'· "°°'91 417, iMY i. o.11y Not 2'. 2& dletgeeooll9ctedon._Or. ....__1..,., -In IM ,....m _.'°""'In h ....... ,_. .. .... MalatantCuhlerofthea~amedbank,MChdedar•,forhlmaelfak>M exelftlnff betwHn 111e ttH ~ t ' '11• 1n91Cowntytaarolforwit1 PmlJCMmC( TOY UV LO, TAM oontraet dooU"*'et In an ............. ......
and not for the other: I hive peraonel knowledge of the mattwa contained In houri f//f. '·"'· -I p.m. . TllFOea --)'W OOftVMllollll""" =.. ~ ":"'"-' "*' .. ~not ... ,,_, 1~ of tn. I • 1 I ..... ,. .~
thlareportand!belleveth1teeche11tementlnaatdr.--1atrue Eactiofthe coau •IA IAMI· thet1ec.1~1M011f,end "'...:;:,'~.:! ,. __ IN~--:c!""~~ .. ._.a• 1'11 • ,...: d«algned f I ...,... ' . TA//f'I DllTNCT, ,..,._ T. dlr9ctln0 tM preperatlon --..._ • • ...., .. ._ ,,_ .... _.. • • _... ._. un i.. t"'at t' .. '!!fh m~ al~t ""!,.~ for~ other, cer11ftee under J*'ialty of ........, Cleftl ., wi. .,... P\IUC fl)JIC( end 1111ng Of a Wl'ftMll repor1 Dally Not ~ 31, 1~ cs.~ ent« Into tM ...... • rt 1 o • • i>«, .. ry i,,. ,,. oreg ... ng .. rue .. "'CC>n'..... .,... oontelnlng ~ .. Of ,...,.., pr-oontreot • IN .. ...._ .. .,....._.
Execut9d on July 24, 1989 at Newpor1 Beach, Calttomla Pub111t1ecf Or1n91 eo.e LIOH. NOTICI! eadl pwoa1; rMI SWol*1Y wne It ...,_, to lllCll I::..:.. .....,.. ._.
S. R. Whltfleld Daly P11o1 ~ 24. '1 1tM ~ NOeMnQ 111C11 _... and (..._ ..,_._, PmlJC MmCE tltdder. In tt. wt°',__,,. •).
PrMldent · 0ThOM MO. -tldltlee, end the ..wnount Of U.C.C.) to ~ Imo Nk1 oomrect. C......, .-S VI P Cont olt.f AN OADtNAHCE °'THE tM dWQe for eedl pwoe1 NOTIOl 18 HEADY LIOH. etOTa IUCh MQUftty _. M foftalt The Mlftl end eddreel of L~la Mtr11n r P\IUC fl)TIC( CITY Of' HUNTINGTON '°' .. tor1tlcornlnv ~ OIVEN theta bulk ttanllfw" ~-·ltCI The DllTNC1' ,...... the court Ill: (!I nombre 'I
...... ., t c·· .. ··-BEACH A.MENO.NG THI~ ... preeorlbecl llY Mid MlouttOMINdeofltleper-o..:::::•UI"• ~ ~e tM,..,. to,.. any or .. dlfecdonde•eorte•k.,. -an -·-. ......c M011Ctl HUNTINGTON MACH OR-Ordinance eonel property detorlbed AN ....,..,.._.. ..... '" bide Ot to ...... atty ir, ~ Court of Cellfomle. Publleti.d Orange Cout Dally Piiot July 31. 1986 Th088 P\&IC HOMtQ OINAHCE CODE BY Rf· SAID WArrrl!N AEPOM !*ow: CITY OF HUNTINGTON ,..,._,,.._In atty bide°' Wf COuft'Y of Or.nee, 100 CMc ~ to Ofder °' the PEALING ARTICLES tso.s. hM ~duty~ -The neme(t) Md tlUllrll8I HACH AMINOINO THE .. blddlllo Cenw Dc'hil w. . ...,_
CONIOUOATID ~OF CONDfTION CellfOfnl• Coee1el Coln>-t14, t24, t2t, t31~~.6. flled·wlth the a.cr.tery of eden. of the Intended HUHTtNOT~~ OR-The DltTRICT llel oO-Ane, Oellfomle '2701.
"TKm •AMI< OP OflANGa COUNTY". OP '0UNT AIN v AL.UY mi.Ion. notlol of putlllc .,., ANO AODiNO '"EM-IEIMrllld Bey .... Dlltr1ct tr~•) .,. Odle'• H , ~uNO' ~. ~ tM.-7.: telned from the Ohotor of TM name. eddr'I-. Md Conaolld t9d ~ f Condit f .. .. l'teeflnO II Ol'*'I 10 °""*" TO NEW ARTICLES f14 on J411t 1t. 1tM and Iii Inc., • CelltorNa Coriior· .. ..,. ""• -~ ._ IN ~tnent of lnduetrtet MlepfloM number of plelll.-1 O Ion O THE BANK OF ORANGE COUNTY Md OCCIUf*ID Of eunCUll6-~MOllLEHOMEI), t16 9Y1illable tor 11~, In etlon, & AIW1 A. Odercclth, ANO A.DOINO THEAITO Aele1lon1 the generel tlfl't .nom.y, or p1t1nt1ff
of Fountain Val19Y, ange County, and Domeetlc None Suba'dlartee at the Ina PfoC*t* end °"* PRO'S). t 1t (MANU"AC-IN Dlltr1ct Oftlce eoo Em-Jt .. 2526 N. Orend Aw .. NEW ARTICLE Ml, ENTI-prevtill;19 rm °' .,., *"' wtthout ., ~. II: (!I
CIOM or bualneea on June 30, 19&e. lnf......i .,.,... Seid pub-UAED HOMES) AHO t17 •aid Bey, i..eaur:. IMoll lull• A, 8ente Ana, ca. TLED. "SIONS" Wiiia In ... IOcallty Ill wfllcfl "°"""' .. cllnlcdofl ~ ...... ttate bank No. 1271 le l'teeflnO II tcMcMect on ~ENIOA RESIDENTIAL Cellfornla 112911. TM ...J 92701. SYNOPSIS: lhll WOftl le 1o M pertonfted mero de 1elefono del
Dollar Amounte tM Thunidey, A.uguM 14, · t9CIOrt lndlc*ea a cMrve of TM locetlon In Ce1forn1a Ordlnenc• No. 21H for ..::fl craft °' i,.,. of lboGedO c111..,,..s.i, ... 0
A81fl• tn T1'ouelftch 1NI aoend* for ac>P1Catlol1 8 IS: 136.00 per dWMlrlG unJ1 tw of the ct'6ef ~ offtoe emend• the Hunttno1on WOt1ler needed to ........ dll ~-que no Cun and d f b k .... for ooe.te! permit number Orclln9not No. 2'50 ,.. the t1ec111 )'W 1Nl/11 0t pMolpel ~ offtoe IMoll Ordlnence Code by the oonttw:t ~ r ... .,. ttenoe ebOQ!ldo, -~ ~ ue rom an ............ '. ........................................................... vvv1 f.M-131. eutlmltted by~ Attk:Me 1110.!, 1114, NOTICE 18 ,U .. THEA ofthelntendectt~lll: reipeelng Al1icle •1• end •folowt· 8 ~ona J. 0...
lnve.tment aecurttlee (Mar1<et value Qty of~ leedl. t24, t2t, t31, t32.68ftd tM OIVEH thilt the Boetd Of~ 212 L 17ttl St., Coat.a ....... ~ddt .. "-Article H1 A~ of tt... retet.,.. OAUMMY GAAAETT KING
-0-N ) ............................................................................................................... -().. Subject ~ II '° of the Huntington 9-fl Or· rec:tort !lee eet IN tlmcuind C.. 112127. 8lgr-. ~ ~~ on Me .. tM Ca.l C-. I HA A A I I 0 N, ( 114)
on-ln"911ment aecurtt .............................................................................. .(). permit w1c1er*1g of e..boe c11n9not Code Md edd ,._ piece tor~ on._,,.. TM name(t) Md t1U11r1181 ~ ·-uwr ""mma "' rnunny Colegl o.nct, Qt. '50-1aCIO. 3200 ,__ C..
Trading eccounl aecurtti.. ........ · .................................................................. -().. laouleotard 1ncM11'1Q --. Mlolel t1' (~ por1. end atty and e1 coteo-edOreee of the Intended ._ lftlde and cNl'lee 10 toe of ~ , .... om.. 8'llte 10::.,.eo.a
Federal Jundt edd and eecurtttee wWll reipieoel"Mot, OUf1> n t 15 (flllenned "-kllil'lttel tklne °' proteeta to Mid',.. 1rantf9fee(•) are: loull• .. '*"•11ec1 .,_ al...,_ ~ ....._ Cellfomle
purchued under agr.....,.,.,ta gun.,.. ,,.. GatClh bMlrw 0..1tQpY1a11). ttt (Menu-po11, for Auowt 21. 1 ... et Ooulgeropouloe, HU flair ¥.tout ueet. ,..... TM beuoi119 ICflecl!Jle °' DAU: (f'ec:N) l"E8 13
t .... , I d tic .-..... end ltOt'hl dralne. "**" ~ Hornet) Md t17 1:30 p.m In 1N offtoe °'the 8toneptne ~. Unit F, '*"'*' • ,,,..,,. ... per dtelll weoee .. MMd .... 0 r n ornea .., .. .._ ................................................................ 8300 ===and peYlng, (Senlcw An1•t1118Uf'lllc. r*trtct. 'aoo Emerald Bey, Anaheim, Ce. UI04; ptOY1ll prior to..,._°' upon• wwtlirlG *'I°' eilgtll Glar7 L....,.., ~
Loen•. Total (IXclUdlng unetrMd Income~ ............................ 21821 tr.me ~ THE f'UU. TEXT°' THE l.IGune IMoll Celltomfe WendleFronedel& Ctcr1etoe llgn permlta In iipedfted (I) houn. The rude far hd-.,,, .... .,,..,
L ... : ReMNeforpoealble nolM end up: OAOINANCEISAVAll.A8U: 92151. . Varlernot, 111110 Venice ~olatlfYand.cpend•· ldayn~worhMll '""""'*' ar.,. ~
loan louea...... .. ........................................................................ 309 l'ldtno ttteet llglltl, on IN THE CfTY CL.ERK'I Of'-DATED:~ 24, 1tae 81¥d, Apt. 8, Loe ~ ~ OOde pr~ In-M a1 ._.. ttme and on.-Delly Piiot J4llt 1f 24. ''· .-~=ap=~:·F.F: a'"e:·etc:·· .. · ·· ······ ................................................... 21512 ~boe..=:~'1'~ ~~ED the City ·-=i!:.;.== c..TM~oPertYto i.1rw-~=ti== '*Jlhal!Mm.ndetoryypon Augllet 7 1"' Tll052
(lncludlng $-().. capltal IMM)... . ....................................................... 1327 :::==In tlle °"Y of ~~~of,.::; -. ~.•,:_bed~ :,...~ :: ~!::c,-:;
R"I •tat• owned other than 8llld publlc 'r-:tnv w111 ,,,...~ held ~ Mot ~ ~7. 29eo:' :'qul:ment L•a•• and 'l'HE FVLL TEXT or THE upon ainy eubcontr9ct0f PUlJC *>TICE bank preml ....................................................................................... 1451 commence a1 11·00 A.M 21• 11M by 1hl tollOwing 31 Auguet 1 4 ,·. 1 •. LeaMllold ~--ta. . ORDINANCE 18 AVAILABLE under aid! CONTAACTQ1', UQAL l1CI
lnveetmenta In unconaolldatad Thurlclmy. ~· "· 1eM roll Call YC>ir. 1He . • • • • . Seid SWol*1Y II IOGetlld IN THE CITY CLERK'S Of'-to pey not ... "'*" the lllllcl ~-=-
tubaldlari.a and auoelatad compantet .................................................. -().. ., Eur•• Inn, 7th llnd .. ,.. AYES: COUNCILMEN: M225 et: 2525 N. OrMd Aw .. FICE. IP9Qffled...-10111woni... -m1
Cuatom«'a llablllty to thla Slreetl, Eurett .. CA 95501. Kelly, Mec:Alllet•. Mllndlo, Sult• A, Senti Ana. ca. ~o ~ ~ Cl1y ~~hem In the·-AN OROJNAHCE °'THE
bank on acceptanoee outatandlng ......................................................... --O-lnt«me11onr ... 1tnototllle ~· GrMn "8.JC NOTICE 92701. lngton a.:: et.,,,,;:;~.,.:,_ ~:l'lchw CITY Of' HUNTINGTON
Other .... t. (lncludlng -0-lntanglblea) ..................................................... 545 ::=..-:::::a.-::: ~ES: COUNCILMEN: ~~"":": t:,: meeillng held Meneley. J4ltt llfl/ bid fOt . ;:Tod f//f llllly ~~~3 AMENDING sec-
TOTAL ASSETS ..................................................................................... 37816 Cllltomlt Coutal Com· ABSENT: COUNCILMEN: l'te~A=I Augutt 20th. 1Nt, et the of-211t, 1ht, by 1hl tollowlng (80) dll)'9 •fter the dew Ml .oe.290 AHO AOO-
LIUH.mH mlaelon, 8outti eo..t o.. Antev, Thomae Thefollowlngpenon .. r• tlQe of. end claim• mey be rolcellYOte: lor!MopenlngOfblda. 11;.C:.0:1E~ :H~C~~~
TOTAL DEPOSITS IN lrlct, 248 W. lroectwey, CftY °' HUMnNOTON dolno~•: llled wllll, ESCROW K AYE~~NC~~tlEN· A~ bond Md' INOTON BEAC.. MUHICl-
DOMESTIC OFFICES ...................................................... 34,074 8u11e 3'0. Long lelloll, CA, 81ACH, Allole M. QOIET IAY APART· ESCROW CORPORATION, ely, •· endlc. per1ormenoe bond _. be PAL CODE RE.LATINO TO
Total demand depoalta ....................................................... 18,649 al IMlt ~ (7) deye pr1or WWftw ..... C4'J Ct.11 MENTS, 312 Weet = 81., f01 Eut ~ Aw., ~E~OUNCILMEN ~ Pt* to uecutlon SPIED LIMITS ON THE
Total tll'M and aavinga depoalta ............................................ 17,525 10 Mid public meettno. PubW!ed Orwioe COMt Coet• ....... Celff.11 1 ~ 105, Fulerton. CA None : : ~:: :n'": ~ "'::: BEACH. BEACH SE""1CE TOTAL DEPOSITS IN Publlclhed Orenge Coeet Delly PISot July 31, 1NI Peul Brewer. 12862 92931, 714-nS.."'4. ABSENT COUNCILMEN ROADS ANO CfTY P~AKS
FOREIGN OFFICES.. ........... ..... ......................................................... -0-~ Pllol ~ 31• AUQUet 1• ThOM ~·=11~ ,:.·5 Otrden ~ ~~ lllof .,~ Antev. Thomae . oont~ ~~ 4580 SYNOf'SIS·
TOTAL DEPOSITS IN DOMESTIC ANO ' Tll108 rtaJC fl)JIC( 'Fred Wellece 27509 Comnletdel Coe»-CrtY OI' NUlff'llOTON of IN Oooooe111n••I Coda of .,.::n;n~: oeN:.O ~·~
FOREIGN OFFICES .................................................................... 34074 Elmbrldge Or .' Rancho lull! T,.,,.,_. llACH, Allele Ill. the Slate of Cellfomle. the Huntlngt~ aMch Otdl-
Federal fund• purctlaaad and aecurltlee aold under P\IUC fl)TIC( '9CTPT!OU8 WU PlllOe vardee, Cellf. 80274 The lett ctete for = ............ atr Ct.11 contr1c1 wlll con1eln Mf'Ce Coda u ton-:
agrMrMnta to repurctl ... In dorneetlc omc...................................... 4-~ ITA~ ™-bullneee 11 con-c:lelrN II AuQll9t 1tttl. 1 -~~.2':,io: ... eo.t prcMl60n• permitting tne 13.0UIO VXNdel-8Peecf
Other llabllltlee for bono-..d money, Including LICIAL NOTICa The folowlnlJ per-..,. ducted by • genar1ll '*1-So tw • 11,_ lo 1tle -T ~, • euccHtful bi dder 10 No pereon 1t1111 operete atty .. a, of U S T " a..•MCI doing~-. ner'll'llp Intended 11•....,-C•I the TllCMM .,betttut• wtt ... for W"I wtl9elled "' of note .,..anoee · · rMaUry ................................................... · ... · -v-NO • ..,. COSTA MESA MEM· Paul.__ Intended tre1....,0<111 ueecl moneiy1 wttNle6d by the DIS· on ~ :.:%
Mortg. lndebtadneea (Including..(). "AN OftOINAHCE °'THE ORIAL HOSPITAL CARE Tlllt 11-lerMnl .... Ned th• followlng eddlUont l PlllJC fl)JIC( TAICT lo en1ure per· :oe road~ ICleed Ill capital i.... .. ··· ·· · ... ... · ............................................................ .0-CITY OF HUNTINGTON UNIT ALUMNI ASSOCIA· wlttt the County Clerlc of Or· bu*-nemet llnd .0-tonnenoe under lhl oon-eitceta of 10 m11ee 11out
Ac:oeptancee executed by Of for account . BEACH A.MENO.NO THE TION (Malt• Menlpuleton). anoe County on Mot 23, ~ within thl tllrw Aenno:: ...... trec1 unleee • Qr981• ::.ci le
of thla bank and outa1andlng ............................................................ -0-HUHTINOTON BEACH ()A.. 301 Victoria, Coat.a MeM. 1tlt ~ IUI peet: None. ~Tllmln' °"9rftlftt 9MH, •r potted lh• muimum
0th« llablllt ........................................................................................ 319 DI NANCE CODE IV Callf. t2t27 ~1 Oeted .My 11th, 1tae Oolng ~ ~ 11'1 g;wtcl I A. l rewftel • tpeed llmll when pees. TOTA~~~~ITIE~(•xcludlngtubOrdlnetadnot... 34393 ~~:~ro~fgcT::=~ t2~~~,.: ~~July~:,. c~~.~-,:~:::..•::; CHEEK'S BEAUTY ~.:C~tt!'ougtl ~112, :-==~~ s :n di tad ur~ ...... d.d .. ;:::;.:t·. ...................................................... . I\ FOA CHANGE Of ZONING Callf.112t2t ,.., 21. 1tle ...... ,, ................. CE~.:..!M1 ~ Coet• lMt·tAM 21$1 eleo.00.S 1Ulot1 u or ne no .. an e..,..., ur• ........................................ ·· ................ -v-I Y OELIETINO THE ·88 Thie bullneee It con· Th-OIO Trw.._.. Mw . ...,,, 929'" ~ IMdt Augutt 21, to thl Huntington 9eeo11 Or·
IHAftlHOLDIRI EQUITY sumx ~ ANY PROP-ducted by: non profl1 Of· Pubtllllecl Orenge COMI DI-. June Audlld, 1141 1tH • 2 PM dlnence CocJe .. follOwl:
Preferred atock EATY WITHIN THE CITY genlutlon PlllJC fl)TIC( Dally Piiot July 31, 111&8 =-~ Coete MeM. Celff Publlehed ~enge eo.t 13.48.081 VehldM 8~·
No. ahar.. CUAAINTLV DESIGNATED Wiiiiam Jeni. a.reno ThOllt = Piiot July .:11, Auguet 7 NO pel'IOn lflall ~ W"I
Outttandlng .................... ·0-Amount -().. AS SUCH (ZONE CASE NO. l"'-ltttement .,.. llled '9Cnnoul 8UIMU d~':, ~::,,~con• lt _,,,.,. wt1M1ec1 con..,.,..,_ Of any
Common atock 16-17)'' wtth the Coun1y Clerlc of Or· M,._ ITATlmNT "8JC fl)Ja OtanevJ\ine Auectced ,...,.... type In enypetti eUIC)eed ln
No. ahar• • IYMOfltte: enge Counly on ~ 18, The f~ l*90M *'* Thlt ttetement -Ned mlllll..,. 'exoeu o1 t0 "'"-per hour, th rind 2 000 OfdlnMol No. 2164 c»-1tlt dolna tlUllrllal u : ITAnmxT tw wltll lhl County a..°' Or ..--M>TICE •un .... • ~* IC)eed le ~u ~ ..... · · .. , · • ..... the .SS (SeMce St• ~ 'lJLLEATON POOL AIUCOIBWNTtw ange Coun1Y on .My 21 '9CmlOU8IUIMll 'potted The tnulmum
o. ar• tlon) oufftll on Mdl 1111• PublleMd Orange COMI CENTtA, 2061 N. Eudld, UM tw PICTITIOUI 1eee ' lapeed llmll when ped· ootatandlng ........... 1,582 Amount 3,381 wtleff luppeenontM..o-Dally Piiot July 14, 31, Fuiwton.Cellf 92133 ...,... .. ~ ,,14111 MAl!mlTA~ eetrWln•1r1~till'tellM
Surplua................ ........................................................................ 1,200 llon ~net macie •• folOw A.uguM 1, t4, 1tet Jeck W. Oollelll1e. 2031 I . T.,. !ottowtna pereon1 Publlehed Pr eo.t Thi f~ pertOl'lt .,.15 mMee per hour
TOTAL CONTRIBUTED CAPITAL ............................................................ 4681 up to Coda Amendmen1 Tll-()t1 =It., Senta Ana. Celt. hlYI aballdoned 1t1e i.-of Delly PllotJulyS~ 7, ~::n:-~y 2138 THE FUU TEXT Of' THE
F\9talnedMtnlng1 ................................................................................ (115S) ..... wnlcftNPMiecfthe.SS -. .......... ~ """'1N lh• Flctltloue •u•lnH• 14 21 111&8 PleCetltla c. • ...-..c.i.. OROINANC€1S AVAJLA8LE Raerve for contlngenciea and (a.Moe ltatlon=ll from -T .....-. -·In.""" . Heme: AAT1c· .. AE A•· • . Tll-()tt fomle '2121 IN THE CITY CLEAl<'S ~
other capital reaervee.... .... .. ....... . ..................................................... -O-:::C.~on Or• • :=· 'un~non. cem. ':C•~o=::,;t•. Ooneld " ..., 21022 "~DOPTED b tN Ctty
TOTAL SHAAEHOLDERS EQUITY ........................................................ 3423 THE FULL TEXT Of THE '=·~It Thie buelneee 11 con· Beech, CA t2t41 on rtaJC fl)TIC( lerbedoeClrcle, ~ln01on Coundl Of the~ of Hunt•
TOTAL LIABILITIES ANO ORDINANCE 11 AVAILA.ILE TM~ pereone.,. ducted by: co-pen,,.,. The f'lctlttoul ~ leedl. Calltornll f2Mt tngton e.cri 01 1 ,..,..,
SHAREHOLDERS EQUITY ............................................................... 37818 IN THE CITY CL£AK'8 °'· doing ~ ee; Jeck W DoltNe. Name,....,.,., to.-....,. ~TmOUI ~U .. ~ lelr. 21022 meeittng held ~. J411t
The und•algned, Edward H. Downer, Preeidtnt & C.E.0 . and Patr1Cia ACE DANA ~ & COM-TNt Nternen1 ._ fllecl llled In 0renae County on um ITA,_,,,. ----.-.Huntington 2111. 1tM. by 1N to1ow1ng
A. Aeh, AVP & Aulatan• Cuhlw of the a~ bank, each <*:larM, for AO<WTEO by ... City ,ANY LAGUNA IEACH ..... wtUI the County c.11 Of Or-Jan 27. 1-~ TM:::::: ::-n-.,.. ~· c=:.11~ con-roll cell ¥Ole
hlmMtfaloneandnotfortheoth«:lh•YepertOna!knowtedgeofthematters CouncllOftlleQtyOfHunl· lroedWer. ~ leed\, =County Oil July 23. AlcNtd A}~· 2'0e1 ~KAY 'UILICATION ductedbyhutbendMd ...... AYES COUNCILMEN:
contained In thl• report and I beltew that MCh e1atement ln Mid report la lng1on ..... •1 .,, ~ Calf. '*2 1 ,,,_ Lei Aorw A • Ma.toll SYSTtMI, 200 ( a.no. OOHAlO "-8AIA Md l(ely MecAlhts Mendie,
Irv.. Etch of the underalgned, for ~meetf alone and notfOf the other. cer11flee ~~~ ~ Cf:-t.~~ Publlclhed Oranp COMt ~-~:, ~1'11111•r•ld, potme, hl'9 100. len1• JUAHl(Cf v 8AIA ~E~OUNCILM(N·
under penalty of perjury that the foregofng la trw and correct. roll cell vote: Calf fl* Dally Not Ny s1. AUQU1t 7, 19122 ~. Hunllngtoll Ana. 01e11 '2701 ™' ete*"'-'1 .,.. Ned None
&ec:uted on July 25, 1tae at Fountain Velley, Clllfomlt AVES: Counollmw'I: Kelly, ~ A. ~.In, 22tOe 14, h ,... lelloll .• CA.,... Mtc:tlM Kely~ ,.c:!'J wttll ~~ty Cler1!20( Or· A88(NT COUHOILMEN
Edward H. Downer MWAll••· Mendie,~. ~ .... Woodland Hiii. Th-Oft Tiiie tlUllrll8I .... OOft.o = NewCIOr1 -.n, ...... .,. __ "Ton July,;,: Anley, Thofl'IM
Patrlcta A. Aeh 0Nen • Calf, 92* 'l'V'C duC'l9d by a aener1ll S*t,,..· TNa bull'*9 11 OOft ~ ~ CoNt CITY °' HUWTWMTO. Publleti.d Orange Coat Dally Piiot July 31 , 1988 Th()87 NOES: Oounolmen: None Thie buel-It con-P\IUC II),_ lhlP ducted by an~ • Deity~ Ju'Y 7, 11 24 llA~ Allele •. AlllNT: Councllmen: ducted by: a 08*1 partner· IMn1C8 t1' Tl* el~ wM tlltd MldlMI Kelly 31 1.. ' ' ' .._~ Clet Ct.11
WE'RE llUID'ING.
Savin~ live..·~ c;rn tx· very expensive. The ~ust!'t of
our cli~a~tcr rd id and other humanitarian
pro~rams keep moumlng. And we can't
;a ftord to ~·ume up short
Plca._e help
+
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11 AC MOI' ~T~ ~~ -fllCld l'MTI•ll• = County on JwM 2t, with tM County Clerlc of Or· K4Mtl Oelly Piiot JUlo/ 31• 1~
.........,., CltJ Ctwk wttll thl County a.. of Or· Pvtlllo notlot le ~ Aloherd A. HOOi! Moe County on ~ H .
Publllhed OrMge COMt .nee Oounty on ~ 2' Ol'*'I tM1 loott •· Hutlberd P\iblllfled Or-.noe eo.e 1tM 1--------
Delty Piiot ~ 31. ,... 1t1t • :'~ ~ = Delly Pilot Jib 24, "· P\ibllehed 0renve "= PlaJC M>TICE __ MUC __ ..,_m __ _
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TM ,.....,.. l*'ION .,.. Orange, 11919 of Celtomle. 80CiA Tll, A c.llforNI Um-ANO '"88P0AT SOMCI,
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o..,1n11n,4102ww-. AT HOMEI. ·~......, °' CAL"°"N1A. '"'° r.-wo"o ~re. L..aoune._,...:.Cellf ~" M9M•l.ec.t•....._c.11. FNN. Cellf t2114 8* .....,_lnlNMur9 leeoll IMI ._ 11. "'f"· TION, INU ,.._Or., 11 o.f~ .. t u •t:':; tm7 ,.~. Ct\Mdler, 21H2 .. M OOlldut.1ed Ill'/ IDot1 lnaton leed\ Ctelt Toro, Calf a2aO 27'2 Clrde Or , ~MMe'"*• Ml C*tittt MIM'oll Vlefo, I ~ llk:lwd leildlOft, 11711 1Mrt L,n Nowel, fN3,2 9-:11, Celt. t2ta W llM• fA1'0. C...
-.. · ...... 7777 ,. .......__ t.•ake cl---111~..i Fw1Mr l'IOOoa II ,_..,, WIMMllf Clfcte, Hun1• ...._ Or •• m Toni, Ce1r Tllta D\lllMM It oon· ...... Celt Uat l... -.. _... IYl ~ iWU .,_, ...... "" .......... lnGtOll e.ori. Celt. 1841 t2GO .. ducted llY 1 lll9"'9d partner· Tllll bueinW ii COfl.
duCted w • ..,.... '*1-advenlstng the best .. noc .. ,.o •11, ltOfft llllt ~ 11 oon-""" bull,.. 1e con: • ~ bf: • ..,_.. ~ ~........ way to uve time INl dei1.,. • llf'I ctitaa11LW1 esuc.1 bf: en lnclMduel dllded bf: an lnclMduel ••-1.c" ~·1 ,.... --T ,.._, lnOurred ""' ... otllerllll 1111 lldwd.....,., .,., L,n NoWtlll .,.,,,. Cethy .....
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TR,,.,.. .. •t-np,·--. s..ua. a Elizabeth M ... Sh•_ ... • ~MWtU =":":'C..,:: ::=:.~-:= ........ ~:::::.:'~~ con.olkteted ....,,. ot eoncm1on o.!.-:~~ otot ~ vMnn. n•-..v fteCSand all of T • member ot ... .-._ MOfte8•..-.UC ~ ....... M........,• .. ,.,..._.;,...._°' ;-._ ..,,;.;; 8Mictl.OrlnaeCowlty,MdDomeetlc8u----'",. __ -·-
Nllldent of Hwat· --: l brodwr. Ira and Profe11lonal AUCWUU on..dllDr..,.....,.11_, ...... ..,...,._.~ ~·:.tJ(UI' 1111 111 on.Jl.IM30, fNe. · ~ e.ch llnct Ra1land of Ten Women, Newport \Mllllr .,_. ~ rn ••Md...,.,..... lldl~_,.,.,.... ........ ,.....,.. • .... Ml*No.1111 DoletAIMUftte
192e. Pwd away w . Friends ma; Bwh.Shei:aYOl· :::=,~..,.:-: =~.:;:=..:: =-:r•=::=--=:.~• .. ~" City Aa..-ra SnTIMM••ndil ~ JO, 1818. Mn. call al Pierce Broe. W\Wet wcw tr_!.~ ~f --~ .... C-:."~.,"=-~ ~·=~•.:...': lldtormtto:110111..-CUhendMftombentle. ................................................................ 43,877 .-.1-Wal bom M8l'Ch Smith Mortuary from many ca~ • ...... -"'""' °' noftP•JM•nt 0 ~ ..;;; -;;;:,. A ..... ol ............... t; r • lnwstrnent MCUttt• (MatkM vllUe
10, late in Jacbao 4:00P.M. to9:00P.M. ~ State Holp6\ll ='*~--~ t:_ ::"!: ooodltion'ot•tl = ::w; ~ :-'~0:.:"'C.:: 110,088) ................................................................... , .......................... 9•923
County. TenneMM. Thunda,y. Orawslde and suppolWd nu-L.T.D. The~ w9 be.,.~. cw tte ...,_ tNeincwadeldto,....,,.. ,urctl .. tnt Det>ertlMftt ~ tunclt told end aeourltle9 She w a roembrr of aervtc. wW be con-meroua charlU. ln eCltd et ~ ..-in • tor *"'f i.-cw ~ * 9"Y w"'9d """'*" to 20'f1 ~ LAN, Hunt; purchaatd under tipf..,,...,.t• 5 83-4 the Fln1 Ch.rilUan ducted on J'rlda~ the county. She ~ ~ '""'"91 ,_. dllrft .. be ooi..iJa ect..,. ~UMIMI~ lngtone.ctl C.tlMI. V• to r .... l In domMUc offloea .................................................. ·" 1 ·
Chu b Sh A~ 1 t 10 ' leavea numerou1 enueCoduec1ilcWllUllM lloww• °' ~ 01 Mlfl """*1Y "°"' .. ""'° tllclle mey lie~ dw-Loent Total (excluding uMetned lnoome) ................ ·· 104, 17
re • e WH .M. a • : ........., ~ a... of tor ,.....,., Of IN .. ~. end tttt. 1ng ,..... ecif100t tlOW'I lAe9 Aiiow.nc. for l)C*llbte c-~~h""uabandllft ln -~ ~at w~ ~ ~ :,-...:;ir,:, 2::J~ ~ ::;-: ==...--enysw:: =-~ .:' ~ "'tc1:-=.ir ~ 1:.,., loen =io.w .............................................................................. 1,ec:ck 375
l r 1968 Bel d t.ery. Wl Fini uy of whom lhe con· , .... Coel• ..... Mint pr....s °' lmCllect ...,,.. to wNctl tM i.vy .. maoe nwlled "lurplua ~ Loane, Mt.......................................................................................... 1t2• n . ove Al Karae-of aideJ'ed llk.e bet lt=IOM '**' .... reH11~auon. Aedempuon tied~. llld No • .,.11, ..tdt 111 , S.nk prem1 .... F.F. & E. etc.. ............................................................... 1 ·116 mother of Restnald ChN\ian Church of S own eo.t. CA t2tl7. T1tla Nghtl. TN l'lght9 ot ,. o.. ~ .......... Of. to ~ 90ncl. ~ O~ aaMta .................................................................................. ,. ......... 85• Ma ::t~b.:am F~ :,~fct11:tfn°: ~=~~ ~db:nheld ·~~~~~of~..: =:n~~..: fiWA:,:.:,·i ~Seti'::=::..= T~TALA8SETS ........................ uA'iliunli'" ............................ 1 '
Clem•n•: Frankie B r 0 I . 's m I th AIJIUlt 1. R.l\81 will ~!:·::;:,: ':::.: ":c. ~....:=: ,.Jtltle..., er.,. CoMt =-OAL.ane, Hunt.::: TOTAL DEPOSITS IN 172 057 BerrickandDonPate Mortuary, Direcion. be conduc ted by ..... rt r9quNtM, tM ttonof Pl"operty.(•) ..... 1>911yPllot.My3t.1"8 ce1We1'1tor=2:00PM, DOMESTICOFACES .............................................. o .......... 1M'oe2
all of HunUn1ton 53G·6539 Rabbi Ganon Good· lmetNIAewnuee.w.Wll ..... MJ pereon wtioee T'hOl1 Tueedey, Aug\Jlt 12. 1111• Total demand <Mpoelta.......................... ............................... '995
Beach and Gordon man at Pad.tic View fumWt lnfofnwlion uout P"~ '* bWI lelMd wtliGti time end p1aoe llldl Total time and N Yinot deposit1 ......................................... 77, SABEL l 500 Pacifl VI ..,; po11lbl• 9Mumbranc.t, upon INI he\111 the rtgM to rtBJC NOTICE .._...publcly °'**'end TOTAL DEPOSITS IN DOMESTIC AND Pate, IAcuna Nlauel. BESS S ABEL, 87, D N c e ~ ,,_., lie \JMfUI In ci. P•Y ltle amount due, i'Md. FOREIGN OFFICES....................... ..................... ................ ...... 172,057
Ai.o IW'Yivi.nc are 18 lone time Newport r Ive. • w Port ~ the vlM of tM tOQ«hor ....., tM UPl'*I Ul1l1 M UPl'*I of oert9 Federal funcn purdlued and eecurlti. told under
grandc hildre n 39 Beach bual neu BHch,at l:OOP.M. lnter•ttl•'Oeotd.~ !.IM.1!.,.~·11 ~ ITAWM end removal.,. o.,. agrwMntato repurcnae lndomestloofflcn .................. 1.92& -..A..hll'.a-tlon of ~ t LeetMr ..,. .._,..., et eny wni. UAMDCll-rT at' -~ oftt'9euoowful Ot"--II ..,lit'-1 et8 great ., .. ..._ urc:n woman. "SABEL" la SHEARER irUy Co..._•a Tllllle, 1 prtoerty to the.-. "*9of, UM Of'..,,.,.,.,. ~•). a.. tu Wll be ·-a.,. -........................................ ·.. · · · ·· ... ............ '
and 4 areal areat belt remembered foe JAMES HERBERT Set w'°'*" Iron Getee. 1 end upon Midi~ the MJH•M ~ added to 11 quotlltlona I.ft-TOTAL LIABILITIES (exc:tudlng MJbot'dlnated notes grandchildttn; 4 m.-11•-" the first " SHEARER reDden Antique COmblnct1on Seti. s.cr«ary INI 19tOte .a TM }ol!OwtnQ l*9C>I\• 1 ... velld retail !*mll and debentur•).. ...... ......... ..... ... ... . ...... .. ....... ...... ... 176,871
T .,..__, ,... _ _. -. .... -. pur-• t Mteoa1eneoue lr1lfllda, tM ~i:'Y to him, end II M¥e ebllnOonld"the uee of number le aubmltted Mth 8HAUHOLDllR8 EOUfTY ten. c.uvu, '-Aen e, ple polka dot bikini" of Colta Mesa. ~ em-. content. of,.,..,* pi~ige rn oon-th• fllcllllou1 lualne11 bid form. Common ltocil
1 tn Orange County away July 30, 1988. &-57 Property mey be .,._ necUon wttt1 the le¥y on .a HMM: PRICE AANCH, 2115 Payment 1n tu1 11111 be No . .nar ..
(Ne wport Beac h). Born May U , Ul92 ln ::='=-~=~~ :.o:':ot'!::=:m."(:; =-~;~01, ~wlthln':J!O~~ authorized .......... 2,000 PA~ VllW Born tn Negaunee, Reton, Wuhl.J\l10n. terma: ,Ull payment r• ,...,.,,~ of Ae.i &late The FlctlUoua eu.in.. the~ be r9"'ICMd No. lharM ~pa. Mich igan. July 4, Survived by daugh· qWed on ecoeptence of Atler 8*. (1) P9rtod. The tUtne r.,.,,ecl to above wee from et.tnct PfOP9'1Y et the outetandlng..... .. . 1, 183 Amount 7,789 c.m.cery • Mort0ery 1899, of Ru.ian Jew-tee, Dorothy Trapp; 8 hlgnelt bid. Fonn o4 Pey-ownen o4 wiy reall PfOP9'1Y fled In Otenae County on time of fuf1 peymem. TOT AL CONTRIBUTED CAPITAL. . . . .... .. .... ...... . ... .. . ....... ·· 7,789
ChaOe' • ~ i h I I g t d h lld l3 ment: Al peymenta ~lie told M P"O'Wtded In MCtton Oeoernber 2!, 1M5 FILE The Boerd ~ the Retained earnlnga... ........ . . . . ........................................... 2,088
3500 l»ec:tnc V... 0Nve s mHm ::..~~-gran c_..J,,t~,~-by aeah, certified d'iedl, 8335. their helr9. ~. NO.F-296"4 right to r91eet q ~ .. TOTAL SHAREHOLDERS EQUITY ....................................................... 9,877 ~ 9Mot'I parenta. er uaulCI great .... ...._. ........ n . c .. hler'• or trHe..irer'• or .ocsmtneetretora. Of eny J.L. Pnce ··rn.m A", Edith ~· or to waive eny lnfor· TOTAL LIABILITIES AN D
&U-2700 was one of the leaden Me m or ial aervlce1 d** Of by 1 United Stal• ::,: tMrvtna ~ GoodwtnO-. 02915,..~ Hll Av-mallty Of lfreoullrilY In the SHAREHOLDERS EQUITY. .. ........................................................ 185,548
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Mortuary• c.metery
CretMtory 1e2smw•" Coeta MeN
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of that era. Bela wu will be held Satur-poetalt-• •1 bentih · ...,,_.,d °' _ ...:.!:.!1n ran • .::::-.:::.::!! ~ .,281...1• ....,.,. Mele. bidding. VtHc:le Ii '*no The under•u.Mef, Clyde H. Gouert, President & CEO and Robert• E . .,egr p money or er. -·• ...--· u-,_..,, ........ • ""' aold II' en "u It" c:ondltton -v f educated ln Toledo day, August 2, 11:00 MllkechedlcwrnoneyordW ltlellllepeimltt«ito'*'-n TNt bu11rM19a wu con-The Dlitrtct mall•• no Muters, Sr. Vice Prff./CFO of the above--named bank, each declar•. or
and Chicago and at· A.M . at Pacific View payable 10 the Internal Aft-the propeny told. or eny duoted by 1 ~ trwt guvent•. wrttten or Im-hlmMlf alone and not for the o1her: I have peraonal knowledge of the matter•
te nded N orthe rn Mortuary Chapel. In· enw a.Mee. petttculll'trect.otllUCflprop. Thia ttetement ... flled p11ec1, 1110 the condition of contained In thl1 report and I belleve that each .statement In said report I•
Michigan Uruvenuty terment. Pacific Vlew Nat11t• of Tltle: The rlQht, arty •t any time within 120 with the County Cter'k of Or· the Y9hlcle. true. Each of the underalgned, for t'lll'nMlf alone and not fOf' the other. certifies · tHle Ind lnt..-..t of the fu. cS9YI '1\ .. the .-ltlereof. enge County on Juty 18, under penalty of perjury that the foregoing I• true and correct. ~e.oN.aed exactly 8 Memorial Park, New· payer (named on the front of (21 Prloe. Sucti ~ or 1988 •!Jned: aot. •end, Exect.1ted on July 25 1988 at Newport Beech Callforn.!a years ago by Harold port Beach. Pacific thla '°""J.:!r lo the prop. trect of pr~ 8'lell be Publllhed Orange COMt ~ ,.._. Clyde H Gouert ' '
Sabel her husband of View Mortuary Di-arty le for ... eub-pennttted to be redwnecl Detty Piiot JlllY 24, 31. Publlahed Orange COMt Roberta E Maatera
•50 n--~-"'""""" 2700• ject to any Pflor velld upon peyM•nt to th• Auguat 7, 14, 19te ~ Piiot J4Jky 24, 31, 1Ne p blla..-0 · ,. ___ t D lly Pll t J ly 31 1986 over yean. ~ n,. ........ ~-out•*ldlng en--~.orln~hec:.n-Th-OeO Tll054 u ..,....., range..,._. • o u .
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THURSDAY, J ULY 31, 1986
Plane crash spa·rks safety probe
PllotanddrtverS<;lfe;Huot · onmayor
as s FAA to investigate safety of airport
BJ ROBERT BAJlUa °' .............
Huntington Beach Mayor Robert
Mlftdjc tOday said be Will ask the
Federal Aviation Administntion to
chock out the safety of Meadowlark Ai rt. ~ request wu made afteT a small
airplane cruhcd into an occupied car
at the airport Wednesday.
Both t6e pilot and the man sitting
in lbecarescapcd major in=·uries.
But Mandie said there . been
too many airplane incidents ntly
at the pnvate airport.
''I don't want to push the airport
around but we have to protect the ti vet of our citizens, .. Mandie said. ··1
don't think we have any authority' to
cl~ down the airport, at would be up
to the FAA.''
The pilot in Wednesday after-
noon's crasb-landin1t Donald J.
Bunker, SO, of Huntmgton Beach,
was treated for a possible hip injury at
Humana Hospital in Huoun&\<)n
Beach.
Dick Gibboney, S9, Huntington
Beach, who was m his car that was
virtually demolished by lbe plane,
escaDcd unscratched.
0..-. ......... ., '-'-.._
DtckGlbboneyofBa.ntt.qtonBeach(~t)atanclanattohla mt-eel the runway at Meadowlark Airport ID Bantmiton
automobile, which had lta top aheared off when an airplane Beach Wedneeday. Gibboney wu not Injured ID miahap.
"(was sitting there filling out my
sales reports. I didn't know what b1t
me. Something plowed into the back
of me and I d1dn't think anybody
could jO as fast as that. I couldn't see
anything at first because of all the
flytngglass and the dust. I was lucky,
damned luclcy."
If someone bad been sittinll in the
Comedy scores
ABC·TV'a "Moon-
llahtln&" &ot 16 Emmy
nOmlnadon• today, ln-
cludJ.nC one for Cybill
Shepherd. A6.
Nation
Rehnquist says he did not
know the deed to his
summer home for bids its
sate to Jews./ A.7
Sports
The Angels' bench comes
through in a 6-2 victory
over the Oakland A's. /C1
Business
The newly opened Quality
Suites Hotel caters to
travelers who want a suite
at an affordable rate./88
INDEX
Advice and Games
Births
Boating
Bulletin Board
Business
Classlfled
Comics
Death Notices
Entertainment
Opinion
Paparazzi
Pollce Log
Public Notices
Sports '
Television
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·_Memories of Golden Bear
18 karat for first owner ROBERT
BARKER
Elsie ~akre Smith says Huntington
historical landmark s~rved its purpose
Alf that's left oflbe Golden Bdr-
first a famed restaurant and later a
rock music nightclub -is a pile of
bricks stacked up at the corner of
Main Street and Pacific Coast High-
way in Huntington Beach.
Rock music fans and Huntington
Beach Historical Society members
lost a cam~ign to' save the old
building earfy this summer and the
forces of redevelopment prevailed.
The building was demolished to
make way for a proposed nine-story
hotel.
You'll never hear Elsie
Bakre Smith raise a fuss about the
demise of the Golden Bear-and she
knows more about the Golden Bear
than any living person.
Elsie was not only there when the
building was constructed in 1929 -
shetumed the first shovel of dirt.
Mrs. Smith, now 89, said she has
wonderful memories of the Golden
Bear. But it's not a historical land-
mark, in her opinion. and should
have been tom down to malce way for
pr~ed its purpose," she said.
'Tm pleased that they arc going to
revitalize the downtown. I wrote the
mayor to t.eU him how pleased I am. I
am for pr~s always."
Mrs. Smith and her late husband,
Harry Bakre, paid $6,000 for two lots
on which to build the restaurant.
It cost them about $22,000 to build
the structure when all costs were
considered and it was a happy day
when the Bakres (he was a renowned
chef oftbe era) opened the restaurant
RETROSPECTIVE
June 29. 1929. The Wall Stect crash
came four months later and the Great
Depression sank the Bakres deeply in
debt, she said.
But they made it through wtlb
Harry serving as chef and Elsie as
cashier, hostess and j ust about every-
thing else.
Business picked up wh.en voters
repealed prohibition m 1933 and the
Bak:res added a cocktail lounge. They
operated the restaurant until J 9SO.
(Pleue .ee llltll0RIE8/A2)
White turtle hunt creeps along
Search for missing FV reptile reaches
Canada; 500 offered; guard employed
By PHIL SNEIDERMAN
Of IN Dtlllr Nol awt
A Fountain Valier man's great
white turtle hunt contmues.
The search for the stolen repute has
been expanded nationwide and into
Viejo man
·missing
in Lebanon
By lite Aasoclaled Preas
The State Department is trying to
locate an Orange County busi-
nessman who disappeared four weeks
ago while traveling in Lebanon.
"It's just like he vanished," Mar-
jorie Cisneros said of her former
husband. Faik Z. Wareh of Mission
Viejo. .
"What worries me is he wore a lot
of jewelry," Cisneros said as his
family gath~rcd Wednesday night to t~ to decide what to do. "I'm afraid
somebody either killed him or he said
something to the wron~ person. He is
· · (Pleue eee SEARCH/ A2)
Canada. And locally, a night secunty
guard has been hired to help prevent
similar thefts.
Last week, Walter Allen, the city's
well known "Turtle Man," reported
the theft ofa rare albino Asian turtle,
valued at $2.000. Allen, who main-
Lyndon IARoache
tains a backyard collection of 400
turtles and tortoises, offered a no-
questions-asked $500 reward for the
reptile's safe return.
The turtle theft was the subject of
widespread news coverage that Allen
hoped would lead to the recovery of
"Whitey."
Martha Young, an assistant to the
turtle collector, said Tuesday that the
reports have generated numerous
calls from people who believrrl
they've spotted Whitey.
"We've tracked down a lot of
tunics but we haven't found the right
one yet." she said. "Walter's just
worried sick about her. She's a very
loving turtle."
Because Allen's turtle collection is
surrounded by a block wall and a
locked gate, the owner said the albino
could not have crawled away on her
own.1 (Pleue eee TURTLE/ A2)
Local cable stations
to air debate between
Sumner, LaRou~he
By ROBERT HYNDMAN
OfltleDlll!r"'41Uff
Supporters of political extremist
Lyndon LaRouche have paid or
persuaded local cable television sta-
tions to broadcast a videotaped
debate today between the con-
troversial conspiracy theorist and
Dem.ocratic congressional candidate
Bruce Sumner.
Requesting time . on local-access
channels, LaRouche supporters have
lined up 6 p.m. broadcasts of the
debate on cable TV systems serving
Newport Beach, Costa Mesa. Laguna
Beach and south Orange County.
The 30-minute debate was taped ·
June 3. the day before the primary
election that pitted Sumner in a write-
1n campaign against Democrauc
nominee An Hoffmann. a LaRouche
supporter.
In it, Sumner and LaRouche dis-
cuss topics ranging from domesuc
and foreign policy to some of
LaRouche's conspiracy theories.
The videotape was paid for equally
by Sumner and LaRouche who de-
(Pleue eee SUllIUR/ A2)
pat1enger side1 "they would bi tone:•
The silver sinale-enaioe, l 9'40s-era
airplane reponeclly styled after W odd
War 11 fi&hter planes, was indentified
as a Glafie Aim'aft Swift. It rammed
the riaht side of I.be 1977 White
Chevrolet, before sp_innq around
and coming co rest. .
Bun~ reported to be a retimi
firet;nan rrom the Los Anacles area,
got out of the wtcckaae under hi.a own
power.
Officials of the National Transpor-
tation Safety Board toda¥ were ht-
vestiptjna reports of engme failure
and an empty fuel tank..
Huntinaton Beach Police Deoart-
ment helicopter pilot Jon Amotcf said
he was flying in the area 'With
crewman Jim Lail when be saw
Bunker attempting to make a down.-
wind landing shortly after 2 p.m.
Airplanes, for safety reuons., gener-
ally land and depart upwind (into the
wind), Arnold said.
A man wllo said be flies airplanes
out of Meadowlark. but who declined
to identify himself, said Bunker
probably would have landed safely
had the car not been where it was.
Gibboney, who worb for the
Omaha Airplane Supply Co. in Lona
Beach. said he had just arrived at the
airport to call on customers and
parked near the runway to oomplete
some reports.
Asked if it was a safe place to put.
be said there probably tSn't any safe
place to park at the airport. But be
(Pleue eee ADlPORT / A2)
SA police
probed in
shooting
incident
Bullet holes f ouno
in supervisor's office
followi~ggathering
By STEVE MARBLE
Ot ... 0-.,... .....
A group of Santa Ana pohcc
officers are under mvestigauon for
allegedly gathering after work and
firing shots that pierced the windows
ofSuperv1sor Roger Stanton's county
offices.
Stanton. the former mayor of •
Foun1am Valley, and his aides were
no1 working when the early morning
m<:1dent took place June 18.
Suzanne Victor. one of Stanton's
aides. said she discovered two bullet
holes 1 n a w1 ndow of her office and
wha1 appeared to be two correspond-
ing holes above a door jam about 8
a.m 1hat same morning.
··1 called the Sheriffs department,"
she said. "There were two holes in the
wtndow and two above the· door.
There were no others found."
Santa Ana pohce confirmed there is
an internal investigation in progress
that relates to the shooting but would
not provide details of the probe or the
names of any officers who might be
involved.
One published acco\Jnt of the
1nc1dent indicated that as many as
se"en officer5 might be involved.
Deput} Chief Eugene Hanson. the
onl} depanment member designated
to discuss the investigation. was not
available for comment. Seth Kelsey,
an attorney who would represent
officers who might be the focus ofan
internal probe. also was unavailable.
The shooting itself was initiaJly
in\ est1gatcd by the Orange County
Shcnff s Department but reports and
e\ 1dencc gathered in Stanton's offices
were turned over to Santa Ana police,
·Sheriffs Lt Dick Olson said.
Olson said Shenff s deputies tra-
d1t 1onally handle only cases that
occur inside the county buildinp.
"It appears this came &om
outside.'' he said.
County may add $8.8 million for civic safety
. ~
SiiperVISors pencil in '87 budget boost
for new police, !tre and justice positions
By TONY SAAVEDRA
Of ... °"" ..... l1tlll
The first round of hean~ on
Oranae County's proposed St .•S
billion bud& ·tended Wedncsdfywith
su~rvisors ~nc1hna in an extra $8.8
million for community safety and
erasina the counsy's public infor-
mation officer u~rvi~f(, te~uve!Y arnnted
$8.9 milhon worth of increases to
variou~ county ~enc1es Wedncmy,
with theJion 's share earmarked for an
extra 277 community safety po$-
itionl.
Another $3 million or so in
supplemental funds 1s expected to be
awarded after hcarinp resume today
on .l,he spendina plan for fiscal
1986-87.
The eltra funding wtll be added to
r
the budget. which supervisors arc
expeetcd to adopt in late August.
County Analyst Richard Ptck.ryl sa1d
supplemental increases arc expected
to leave the budaetwith an estimated
S 18 million reserve.
. Commumty safety. wtth a base
bud.get of$298.) m1lhon. ate up much
of the supplemental dollars rec-
ommended by spendm& planners.
Polic'c, fire andfusttC'C services make
up S.l percent o the county's opcrat-ma co•ils
The Shcnff..C'oroncr''l dcl)anmcnt ·
rtte1ved t'surnnccs for SQ67,488
more to add to It\ S90.S million shatt
of the fiscal pie
The additional money will create
44 new Sheriff's ~sitions, includin1
one detective aSSlgned to investipte
toxic dumping and two narcotics
mvcst1aatori.
Supervisor Harriett Wieder ap-
plauded the effort to strengthen local
en foroemen t.
"(To:uc dumpma) is hard to stop,
but 1 am alad to see that the county
wtll not be sinina idly by," Wieder
~1d. "Likewise. 1 am pica~ that
d"p11t' our budget constra1nu. we are
able to beef up narcotics enforce--
ment"
Supervisors pomoncd out another
Sl.8 m1thon to the $1 7.4 malhon ,
budgeted for the Distnct Attorne)'!>
Office. approvma an add1uonal 60
positions.
Officials pve a reluctant OK to the
agency's request for seven new posts
to help prepare for the long-awaited
trial of suspected mass murderer
Randy Kraft. The new pos1t1ons -
two deputy district attorneys. two
investiptors, rwo attorney clerks.
and one investiptive H~istant -are
budgeted for $24S,669
Kraf\ is facina 16 murder charges in
the larp:st hom1c1dc ca.'IC m the
h1,tory of Oranie C'nunty. Pro~
ecu\ol'\, upccu~ Kraft to be hnkcd
to as many as 6-4 k11lina,s. a kcd for thr
•
addmonal pcnonnel to keep up with
the team of three court~appo1ntcd
attomeyci pcud by the county . to
rtprcsent Kraft.
~uperv1son conceded the county
had a moral obligation to tcek
prosecut1on on e.ach chaJ'IC, but
bemoaned the costs to wpayen.
Offic11ls a1so gnped about th~ tab
being run up by COW'l .. POOJnted
defender\.
"It seems hkt the f!f!!t band JS
pullhn1 apinst the Id\.' upervuor
Rogrr Stanton
The Pubb Dt r•s office was
told at would not ha~ to la off 6S
(Pl ..... ouoaMA /A2)
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5.5 eafthquakerumbles
through Sierra Nevada
BISHOP (AP)-Another Powerful
earthq14&ke rocked the Siem Nevada
early today. johina jittery residents
out of bed and break1111 some
windows but caus1na no m~ot dam· .. Tbe temblor was one in a series of
af\ershocks oh 6.1 quake July 21 that
caused $2. 7 million damqe.
Enc Collins, a staff ~rch assis--
t.ant at the Un1vers1ty of California,
Berkeley, scisrnoloay station. said
scientists there measured the temblor
at S.S on the Richter scale.
Smee July 21, thousands of guakes
have rippled through the Bishop
region in the eastern Sierra, including
I SO above 3.0. 20 above 4.0 and fi ve
above .S.0 on the Richter scale,
Collins said.
"People arc gelling a little tired of
all this shaking. and they're wonder-
ing when it is going to end." said Ray
Schaaf of the U.S. Forest Service in
Inyo Na1ional Forest. .
California Highway Palrol Officer
Dick Trevena in Bndicpon echoed
those senuments, saying the most
R•l•t«l •lorln on Al
serious damaac bcsidn janJltd
nerves a,ppearcd to have been items
knocked off store shelves.
"The y (storc operaton) keep put·
ting the thinas back up, and they keep
coming back down" after the next
quake. Trcvena said.
The latest quake struck 1u 12 23
a.m and was centered between 10
and IS miles nonh of Bishop. The
area is about 220 miles north of Los
Angeles and 210 miles cast of San
Francisco
"It was rea lly scary. not know1n1 1f
you're aoing to be able to get out or
not and what was going to happen,"
said Jennifer Taylor, who was work-
ing at Jack's Warne Shop in Bishop
when the latest quake struck.
"We only had four guys (cus-
tomers) in here and they were from
Tucson. Anz., and they were all
running towards the door," she said.
Ja} Snyder who wa-. wnrlong at a
p t.a tton-con\ot1uence store in
Bishop durina the quake. said a few
bu1ld1ngs ~ufTcrcd broken windows
Res1 den1s as far away as
Bakersfield, about I SO males south·
west of the epicenter. repo"ed feelina
the temblor.
The Richter scale is a measure of
&round motion as recorded on ~1s
moy.iphs. Every 1ncn:uc of one
number mean\ a tenfold increase in
lhe wength of the shaking.. Thus, a
ttadina of 7 S reflects an earthquake
10 times stronaer than one of6.S.
An earthquake of3.S on the Richter
scale can cause slight damage in the
local area, 4 moderate damage. S
considerable damage, 6 severe dam·
age. A 7 reading is a "major"
eanhquakc, capable of widespread
heav)' damaic. and 8 1s a "arcat"
quake. c~pable of tremendous dam-age.
The San Francisco earthquake of
1906. which occurred before the
Richter !.Cale was devised, ha~ been
estimated at 8.3 on the Richter M'lle
TURTLE HUNT CONTINUES •..
From Al
Young said she ts d1sm1ssing an
in1t1al theory that a cunous neigh-
borhood yo uth might have taken 11
without realmng the rare repule's
value. She said the whnc tun ic was
not panicularly eye-catching and
suggested a cun ous teen would have
taken one of the more colorful ones 1n
the collection.
The m1ssmg reptile 1s about 10
inches long. weighs about 6 pounds
and 1s about 50 vears old.
Young said Allen held a public tour
of his collccuon recently. She specu-
lated that a v1S1tor m1ght have learned
then about the value of the albino and
returned later to steal it for sale
through illegal channels.
"There's an underground fo r
everything," including rare birds and
other animals. Young said.
She said she and Allen have alcned
East Coast dealers to be on the
lookout for offers of an albino tunic
and they have conducted an inter-
view with a Canadjan radio stauo n to'
sound the alert nonh of the border.
Meanwhile, back at Allen's home,
the alarm system has been upgraded,
and a sccunty guard has been hired to
watch over the tunic collection after
dark, Young said.
She said informatton about the
mming tunic 1s sttll bcmg sohc1ted.
Allen can be reached at 962-0612.
Youog at 962-8989
SEARCH ON FOR MISSING MV MAN ...
From Al
very outspoken and\ CIJ pro-Ameri-
can "
Wareh: 58, who owns a Jan1tonal
supply busmcss m Garden Gro"e and
several apanmcnt bu1ldm~ 1n Or-
ange County, kissed his wife of two
months goodbye June 29 and left
Beirut for a dnving trip to Damascus.
Syria. his fa mily said.
That was the last the) heard of the
Synan nauvc
Warch's second ex-wife. who lives
1n Srn a. telephoned his family "' M1ss1on V1cJO on Tuesda) when he
failed to appear as e>.pected. they said.
Family members notified the State
f~panment, which sent telegrams to
its embassies in Beirut and Damascus
on Tuesda~ night requestrng Lhecks
with police and local hospitals. said
department spokesman Robert
C'allard in Washington. DC
"Lebanon 1s not an easy place 10 get
around tn ," C'allard said. addtng that
the St.ate Depanment has a long-
standing travel ad' 1sor) agam'>t
.\mencans v1c;1ting there. 'MMt
people stay out of Lebanon and we
appreciate that "
The one-hour dnvc from Beirut to
Damascus across the Bekaa Valley 1s
so dangerous that U.S Embass}
officials wi ll not go there to check on
an) one's cond1uon. he said.
Besides three or possibly four
.\mencans held hostage by terromts.
Warch 1s behe\-cd to be the onh
Amencan m1ss1ng in Lebanon.
Callard said.
Terry Anderson. Middle East cor-
respondent for The Associaicd Pr('~<;.
David Jacobsen. adm1n1strator of the
Amencan University Hospital. and
Thomas Sutherland. dean of the
Amencan Un1vers11y's agncultural
depanment. are the rema1n1ng
hostages
t.:.S. Embawr <;taO' member Wil-
ham Buckle)' was reponed killed but
his bod} has not been found. and
Amencan University hbranan Pct('r
Kilbern wa!i killed and his b0<h
returned The Re .. Lawrence Manin
Jl.'nco head of C athnhc Relief Ser-
vices an Lebanon. was released \atur-
da)'.
"We re aU hoping tor lhe bc;sl. that
he's alive.'' said daughter Denise
Markum. 3 I "But we have to face
some hard facts No. I. he's been
m1ssmg for 31 days. No. 2. 1f he'<,
holed up ma hospital there is no wa)
of knowmg No 3. 1f someone has
kidnapped him the} haven't lOn-
tacted us with a ransom demand
".\nd I don't e"en want 10 consider
the last option ··
Jacot;>sen 's son. Em. JO. of Hunt·
1ngton Beach. '>aid he empa1h1Lcd
with the Warch fam1lv and advised
them not to go to Beirut which
Markum said the) were cons1denng 1f
the) hadn't heard about Wareh b\
Fnda}
"You can't Just fly over there and
say, 'Here f am Anybody want to talk
to me'>'" he "81d "It's cxtcemt'I)
dangerou<o to go into Beirut at the
present ttmc "
INFORMATION OFFICER ON WAY OUT? ...
From Al
emplo)ecs and wa\. 1n fal.l g1"en
funding for another 31 people Sc\Cn-
teen of the nc"' positions will be re-
evaluated alter s1' months
After being told to prepare a no-
growth budget. the Publtl Defender'!>
office submitted an SS I m1ll1on
budget that would require mas'>lve
layoffs. ( onsequentl). the (. ount"
Adm1ms1rat1\-C Office recommended
an extra SI I m1ll1on to retain thl'
posts. plus $940 !)(XI for the nt'"'
pos111ons.
The surpn\e of the da\ came at the
end of an afternoon ,budget ~sswn.
when super\ l'>llr!> 'ored 3-2 to
eliminate the JQh of count\ Pubhl
Information Officer John Bu~hman
His two-member depanment '"
1ental1' el) planned to be merged with
the adJacen1 Fmployec Suggeo;11on'>
Office. ar a \a'-mg.._ of S 16 000
Bushman s role .t\ d111:f 1ntorma1111n
officer during count> cmcrgencie~
v.ould be 1ran .. ferred to the Shenff<,
and Fire departments
Supel'\i1sor<, Ralph C larJ.. and
Thomas Rile) dissented m the act11>n
that will e\~ntially lca'e Bushman
1oblcss after nine years at the po\t
Official'> '>aid they would ti) to find
another position (or Bushman "in the
count\ fam1h ·
The board maJont~ said the
merger. to hc made within the ne;11t Ml
to 90days wa~ warranted becau\t.' thc
two offices were doing man) ot the
c-,ame task<,
Scheduling pres' cunfercn(cs
photographing rnunt\ ceremon1e'>
coord1nat1ng '>peual · l'\ cnts and
ans....,enng telephone 1nquines are
among the JOb\ performed b) the
Puhhc lnlormallon Office.
Bu\hman 4~ ..aid he d1dn 1 ll·.trn
until do-.1ng time on Fnd<l\ th.11 hc
"'a!> ahout to lo~ h1<, S36 o()()-a-H·ar
)Ob
"I oh\lou\h ....,a., taken ah.1c i.. hl
-.aid · It Wfl'> a real kick 1n the ll'Cth
Youra1,ca9-\'car-old . andthl•lo.1d·,
takl·n av.a~ fri>m \ou ..
Bu,hman addell tha1 he felt thl'
merger .,ecmed intended mort• to
mo\l' him out than to \a\l' .111\
monq or upgrade ..en ices.
"It -.eem<, lit..c quite a 011 ut 'lJu.111·
dancing to gct one m.inul'\l'r 111 •
he said
\ formcr puhl1c 111forma11on ol-
ficcr wllh thc c1l\ ol < emtci't
BU';hman al<..o ..... orked 1n puhhl
relat1om 1n ~anta Barbara and .1'> .1
1ournah~t in the \;in hrnanuo \'al .
ll'}.
MEMORIES OF HB LANDMARK GOLDEN ...
From Al
HalT) died '>1\ \Car~ later
In lls early da)S, the restaurant wa\
the stopping nrr point hctween l 0\
Angeles and San 01cgo for mo\ I{'
stars and other famous people Pao fit
Coast H1ghwa) had only two Ian{'~ at
1he ume and then~ "'eren"t mam
qualit) restaurant'> around.
The Prinn• of-Wales wai. a' 1\llOr 1n
the early da~s a<, were a number of
movie ~tars that included Errol
Flynn. Ginger Rodger'>. Al Jol.,on and
others she ..aid
Mrs. ~m1th rtcallt, that altor John
Barrymore C\Cn though he ....,a., '01tk.
stopped b\ for .1 dnnJ.. <ihonly before
his death
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( oast route," she "aid. "It was a break
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SUMNER-LaROUCHE DEBATE TO AIR .••
From Al
bated via satellite from studios 10 Los
Angele!> and Washington D C
.\lthough excerpts from the debate
have been shown on various news
programs. the entire debate has not
prev1ousl) been broadcast.
Sumner has already been declared
the wmner of the 40th Congressional
D1stnct pnmary, but l...aRouche sup-
poners say they want the debate
shown an)way
"I think L}ndon l...aRouchc docs a
great Job ofgetung his "1ews across,"
said Jim Duree, a volunteer working
on LaRouche's pres1denttal cam-
paign . "He ta lks about real issues
while Sumner continues h1'> smear
campaign"
Duree said while the broadcast 1s
intended to publtc1Le l...aRouche and
his poht1cal viewpoints, 1t may have
an effect on the outcome of Hoff.
mann's challenges 10 Sumner's vic-
tory
"That race 1s not over by a long
sho1:· Duree said, noting that funher
legal acuons are planned against the
hallot recount that found Sumner the
"'inner of the disputed pnmal]
l'lect1on
Paine said. "But Bruce doesn't be-
lieve in that He thinks that to ignore
LaRouche 1s 10 encourage ig-
norance."
Paine speculated that by debatjng
Sumner, l...aRouchc 1s gi ven an op-
ponunity to "look like a credible
candidate debating in a traditional
format."
"They see any oppon unity to state
their pos1uon as an asset," Paine said.
Local cable TV officials said they
were approached by l...aRouche sup-
poners three to fou r weeks ago with
requests to broadcast the debate.
In some instances. l...aRouche sup-
poners were required to pay a
standard fee for use of the local-access
channels. Dimension Cable Services.
which has about 70,000 subscribers m
Laguna Beach and south Orange
County. charged S75. Group W
Cable. wi th about 12,000 customers
in Newport Beach. charged SSO.
C'opley~Colony Cablevision, how-
ever. will broadcast the debate free of
charge to Its customers in Co~t.a
Mesa.
Community Cablcv1s1on of lrvtne
turned down the request heea11~ 1t 1~
rcoraan.izing its.local-origination pro-
gramming services.
A spokesman fo r Roaers
Cablesystems, which serves Kunt-
inston Beach and Fountain Valley,
S&Jd the company was asked to
broadcast the debate as well. But
LaRouche representatives later re-
trieved the videotape and never
returned.
Maureen File, Dimension Cable's
programmina director, said she re-
viewed the videotaped debate and
concluded "both people are re~
resented; it doesn't 5eem to be slanted
in either favor. It's a very traditional
fo rmat."
Officials from other cable TV
st.altons agreed that the debate was
balanced enough to accept for broad-
cast.
But while Duree said the debate
allowed LaRouche to present ••a
coherent overview of foreign and
domestic policy issues,'' Sumner
characterized it as "two separate
discussions. but in the end we clash.
It's not the most exciting debate
you've seen."
Sumner. howe"er. !>aid he 1s not
lOncemed ahout lhe reasons behind
the l...aRou<.h1an~' eO'ons to broadcast
the debate ·
"If I understood that. I would
understand wh) they sa~ the Quc<.•n of
England pushe<idrugs and "'h) then:
was a Jewish plot fo J..111 l mcoln "
~umner "W!1d "I mean their '>luff l'l
.... ild ..
AIRPORT CRASH ...
Hut ~umncr <,aid he I'> pleased "'Ith
the opponunit~ to spread his name
and \ 1ewpoints to d1stnc1 voter\,
l·oune~y of the tcle'-1sed debate
'Tm delighted.'' he ~1d ".!\JI 1t lan
do 1s help me "'llh m~ race a~1nst
Badham I'm JU!>\ ~urpmed the}
d1dn 't a'>k me to pa) for half"
l\umner ....,111 face five-time 1ncum-
hcnt Rohcrt Badham. R-Ncwport
Beach. 1n No"ember
Sumncrcampai$n organizer David
Paine said he believes LaRou(he ..,
ti) 1ng to take ad\ antage nf an}
pubhc1ty he can
.. He's had a lot of difficulty gc111ng
any poltt1cal candidate to face him
Nobody wants to debate l...aRouche."
T R 0
From Al
declined to elaborate and said later
that "there's nothtng the matter" with
the airpon He said he 1s a pi lot and
flies frequently from the fac1hty at
Warner A venue and Bolsa Chica
Street
..\s Gibboney surve)ed the damage
to his car and counted his lucky stars,
a pohce officer told him w1 1h a smile,
"The nearest church 1s at Spnngdalc
CStrl'et) :ind Heil (Avenue). I th ink
you ought to get there as soon as
possible."
Last May 25 a Cessna-172 chpped a
Quonset hut hangar and d
into an unoccupied auto ile . Last
..\ug. 30. a pilot overs the ru nway,
crashed through a fen and into four
cars 1n the parking lot. A month later,
a plane struck two other planes on the
p l c A p
Some oflife's best timr~ ~tan with Reyn
pooncr Hawauan Tradicionals. Easy going
coordmates that capturt all tht color and
~pant of Paradl on tht fi ntSt fubric
av;ulahle, in Reyn's own exclu.sivt prints.
runway. hit a pickup truck and
crashed into a metal building used as
a flight school.
Eight days before that, a plane
carrying four people crashed into the
unoccupied second floor of an office
building adjacent to the airfield. No
scnous inJunes were reported in any
of the mishaps.
p
City Administrator C harles
Thompson said today that airport
owners Dick and An Nerio are
d1scussmg plans with city officials to
conven the propeny into a residential
complex.
"It's almost a miracle that there's
been no hfe-thrcatening injury, but I
think the problem is aoing to take catt
of itself," he said.
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