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WEDNESDAY, AUG T 27, 1986
Election bribe alleged in Mes,a
Council hopef UISSay city posts offered;
Mesa Action's Gardner says 'baloney'
0 Both Thenot and Hanson h.ad
~uJht the endorsement of Mesa
Action. the ~h11cal arm or a home-
owners' coaht1on that is anemptina to
slow development 1n Costa Meu. By TONY SAAVEDRA °' .. ~ ..........
Two Costa Mesa City Council
candidates said the leader of a local
act1v1st group offered to have them
appointed to the PlanninJ Com-
m1ss1on If they Withdrew f~Om the
race.
Ca ndidates Bn an Theriot and Rob-
Judge won't rule on
Sumner-Hoffmann
An Orange County Supenor Coun
Judge loday refused to consider
chancnges to the Democratic pn mary
1n the. 40th Congressional District.
Judge John C. Wooley said that
suc h a review falls under the jurisdic-
tion of the U.S. Housc of Represcnta-
t1vcs
The challen&e was brought by An
Hoffman n. a follower of con-
1rovers1al pohtlcal extremist Lyndon
La Rouchc. Hoffm ann. who was in-
1t1all y decla red a narrow winner in the
dmnct pnmary, lost 1n a recount to
wnte-1n candidate Bruce Sumner.
Hoffmann char1es that ballot box
'ituffi ng and other d1ny tn cks cost
him the election
Attorneys for Hoffmann said they
arc con~1dcnng appeali ng the ruling.
California
Actor Ted Knight, who
played newscaster on
·'The Mary Tyler Moore
Show.·· is dead./A5.
Food
For an elegant yet simple
Labor Day entree,
barbecued steak Is un-
beatable./C 1
World
en Hanson said Tuesday they refused
the alleicd bribe ·by Mesa Action
founder John Gardner. who con-
tacted the council hopefuls in July.
f • Gardner. a lcpl adviser for a
Newpon Beach insurance firm. de-
nied . offering the two any public
pos1t1ons and called the characs "a lot
of baloney."
Riding the wild sand
Mesa Ac llon was instrumental in
electing slow-growth advocates Dave
Wheeler and Mary HombuckJe to the
City Counc1l 1n 1984.
This year. the aroup has thrown us
resources behind Joe Erickson, a ci ty
lann1ng comiss1oner, and Doua
ates. out of the 13 people vying for
(Pleue eee llESA/ A2)
A eklmboarder lllda alon1 the eand at 8GJ1Mt near Newport
Beach'• lnfamoaa Wed.Ce u the •borebreak poanda the
Claim o{political buyoffbaffles cqalttion
By TONY SAAVEDRA
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Communi ty leaders air.haled. with Mc11a AC11on
reaeled in disbelief today to cha'IC' that aroup founder
John Gardner attempted to bribe two Ctty CounCll
candidates into dropping out of the elccuon -·
"He's lUSt iOt too much poht1cal savvy to do that,"
said Sam Berry. a board member. for the Costa Mesa
C'iuzens C~htaon. a aroup of SIX homeowners' aM<>Cl8·
uons Me'3 Action. with its own' board. te1"\ICS a t.he ·
coaht1on'' pol111cal arm
C.and1datcs Brian Then ot and Robcn Hanson said '
T ut'Sday that Gardner offered them po&1l.ions on the
Costa Mesa Plannins Commiu1on 1fthey withdrew their cand1dac1e~
"That't their )tones I don't believe 11 mytelf," Berry
s~ud. ·~ ·
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(Pleue eee BJHB&/A2)
Office
smoking
controls
sought ·
H ealth grou ps u rging
board to s upersede
ch amber 's ca mp~t~n
By LISA MAHONEY
Ol ... 0-..,NMeutl
Health grouP' con~med with
smoking in the worl<plac.t urJCd the
Ora nae Count} Board of Supcrvason
on Juesda)" 10 mandate bu 1ncsses to
adopt ~mokin& poliCles aJ\d "OP
bac k1n,g a chamber of comme1'Ce
efTon fQr voluntary controls
\pokc~mcn for local c~ptcn of the
Ame-ncan C anccr Society. the Amcn-
can Lung .\\soctat1on and the Amcri -
tan Hean AsV>C1at1on disputed 1
<.ount) rcpon 1ha1 ~1d the chamber 1i.
mal(lng .. mea~urable progress" 1n its
effort tu lonvincc businesses they
mu.st adopt '>mok1ng con.uols bcfoie
government doe<11t for them
Nnd. P'orecaatera ezpect 5 -to 9 -foot wa•e9 to url•e today 'W C' ha\C not ~en am 1.ana.i blc
data '><Ud Roberta Ncdn com-
mun1cat111n\ d1rC'ltor for Lhc C anccr
\cx 1ct)
and Thuraday at Newport and other aoath-f aclnc beachea. Eerie scene of lifeless
villages In Cameroon de-
scribed./ A4
INDEX
Advt~ & Games
Bulletin Board
Busmess
Classified
Comics
A 13
A3
A 10-11
86-8
A 14
88
85 c 1-10
A1 2
AB
A3
84,8
Heights residents view future
Nedry al"> compli11nt"d that the
chamber ha~ no! miidc U)C of tht
hcJltli <1g1·t1l1~~· rcso1.1r1.es in promot
ing \he adopuon of ~mok1n1 P<>hc1es
and,>., did not k<."cp them informed
a"hout chambt-r act1v 111r'> as the board
d1rt't:t<'d la\t r chruan
Death notices
Entertainment
Food
Zone ch a nges affec ting homes under
airport's flight path generally pra is ed
Mind & Body
Opinion
Poltce log
Public notices
Sports
Television
Weather
81-4
8 5
A2
By LISA MAHONEY
The long-awaited ~anta Ana
Heights ~pcc1fic Plan go1 1t'i lir'il
puhlu: a1nng before abou1 50 rnm-
muni ty resident!. TucM1ay
And while-many had a bone 10 pick
with provl\1ons affecting them. no
'Pl'akcrs denounced the meat of the
plan which ~ill carry out land-u'ie
change\ adopted more tha n a vcar ago
Security tightened
around offices of
county supervisOrs
By G JEANE'M'E A VENT
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/\flcr a <;enc\ of hreak·10\ and two
cunfidcn11al rcpon'). the Orangt'
Count} Board of Supervisors 1!>
beefing up <;ecunty in its fi flh -Ooor
office\ in the ( ounty Hall of Adm in·
1'1r;111on in ~JnUI Ana
rhc mca,urcs arc a response 10 a
\Cne'> of 1nc1dcnts rangina from petty
theft'> to desk\ being nOed to Super-
vm>r Rogt'r Stanton's office being
\hot up. ~1d Dan ( Wooldndge. an
aide 10 Supcrv1wr Ralph B Clark
Stanton'11 office wn 'I 'truck by stray .
bu llets later determined to have been
fired by nta Ana police officcrt
cavon 1ng on a nearby roof.
alter hours art' in the v.ork\
"It'') an awful hu1ld1ng." ..aid
Wooldridge "The prohlcm" arc
lcgmn and well-d1'iCU\'icd "
A main prohlcm l'i a central
elevator core which allow'i access 10
all noors But people go1r g to the top
(fift h) noor 1ioon will need a key to
operate 1hc elevator to that fl oor
r.>oor~ to the stai r\ will be locked on
1hc \la1rwcll side
In add111on 10 the shooting inc1
dent ~upcrv1wr ~tan ton' office wa\
hrokcn into u 1d Fausto Reye!>. an
aide to the supen 1\or Althouah 11
wa <1 never used. a safe underneath the
Ooor tile had been uncovered. and a
dc5k and fik'I had been rumma cd
throuah. The Shcnfl'li; Department
tn "c't1ptcd. Rt)C ..aid. but "we "W c'H taken a number of steP'5
aradually over the la'lt six months.''
'31d Woold nd&r The mc.a\urc have
ranged from changing lock\ to more
elaborate \tCp'I, and plans to make the
supcrVl'iOr'I' omc~ ICS'I acce~'iblc
•nncr did rc'iolvc who hroke 1n10 tht'
office ..
The sccunty measures arc al~ a
re\ult ofincrca<ied urbanization 1n tht'
rnunty and th1• llomh1ng death of
Ii> thl' Orange Count} Hoard of \uPt·n 1wrs
"I would like 10 \t'l this 1m-
plcmrnted a\ \Oon a" possible ... a
v.cal)·'>ound1ng R11.a Jones told
mcmocrs of the Planning Com-
m1'i\IOn Jone\ led a contingent of
rl''>1dcnh who pushed fo r the com-
mun1t) 's ton11er\1on 10 commercial
1oning la'>I )ear
\UP<'r' l'>Or\ adopted the land-u\C
Supel"Ylaor Roaer Stanton
Al('x Odeh, said Wooldndgc.
Odeh. the West Coast director of
the l\mcncan Arab Anti-Discnm1na-
11on C omm1ttcc. wa\ killed la 1 year
1n OJ oomb bla\t 11 hi \ c;:.n1a An.
offi(cs on Ca t 17th c;t rcct
··M. ybc the open door Mr N1C<'
< •U)' (poh<: ) isn't the hcs1 policy,"
'i31d Rod peer. aide to Supcrv1wr
I la melt Wieder "On the other hand.
(Pleue ..e 8ECUJUTY I A 2)
plan 1n Fcbrual) 19~5 the same time
the> approved a master plan for
c11pan\1on of nearb)' John Wayne:
Airport
L1t1ga11on over the t•pan~1on
propo\al d<'la~ed 10ning change\
intended to bnng the eommun11)
nearer to compliance wtth <;t.ate noise
standards The suit hctwccn Orange
Count)' and Newport Beach and two
c1111cns group\ oppo~d 10 cxpan.,1on
\.\as M"ttled 1r1 December
Alxl ul half of the laflcly rural
rcl>1drn t1al Sa nta Ana Hc1ghh com·
mun1t) \.\ill he convened to com
mun1ty rnmmemal and profe\'itonal
.. dmin1~1 ra11un 1one'> a\ Jone\ and a
rc'>1dcnt org.an11a11on c~llcd AB< OM
wantl'd
AH< OM stand~ for the live: main
\lreets 1n thr unincorporated com
munit) JU\t \outh of the a1rpon
run\.\3} -.\tacia. Birch. ( ypre~'>
OrlhJrd and Mc!">a
The rl·\t ot \anta \na Height\ >A lli
remain largcl)" rcs1dent1al with the:
('\lept1on of \Omc n1'>ting kennel~
and a largc com.mc rc1al nursery a\
another group the Back Bay Com
mun11v \!>~l\.1a1 1on desired
Rcgula11on'> · pcrm1t11ng 'ltahk\
(Pleue .ee HEIGHTS/Al)
\hC' urttcd \Upcrv1i.or~ to il"C' 1tit
thamher 6(1 da'f\ to rnmplctc ia
lampa1gn 'thrn 'otc for a mandatory
cird1n:.intt ··
Ru1 \upcr\ 1<,0r'i. who were to
1.11n\1dl'r J "' month progrc's report
from 1hc {hamhtr Tuc:sda~ said the)'
had ~I' en l hJmher officials a year to
lUmpletl· thl·ir 'oluntar\ pr0'1'3m
and rnulJ n111 had out on the
agrt•c ml•nt ·C\.l"n 1f \uffic1t'nt progre s
had not lx'l•n made
·11hinll 11\ 1mponant 1ha1 thcv do
hJ\l' lhat )car I don't think the
proKrt'S'i t\ \Ulllt'ICnl II tht'i point
(Pleue .ee MANDATED/A2
County will seek state funds
for treatment of alcoholics
By LISA MAH ONEY
The Orange ( ount) Board of
Supervisor. will look to o;acramcn10
for fun ding of alwhol trcatmcn1 and
\olx-nng-up faulit1c\ for pubh1
drunks
• D1s~1 1slicd wi th a count} rcpon
on the hlcalo. prn'ipcct' of fi na ncing
and siti ng M·n1te\ tor pu bhc drunk\,
~upcrv1!lor Harnc11 Wieder 1n
troduccd a motmn I uc'llfay to scd.
\Uppurt in tht• I cgl\la1url· tor a hill 111
p1m 1dt funding for a pilot pn)~ram
'W 1cdl'I Mknowledgt•d the ~I
m1l11on lO\t of a pilot program w.1,
to11111dahlc hut atldl•d .. , l'w'hc vc we
tan t not Jtlord 111 he \pcnd1n(l 1l ..
\hl \aid \Jn I >1ca11 count\ ha'
'11 u nkJ 1n l(l'llllll!. an ~'i\Cmhh hill
intrudm l'd lh<tl would pr<>\.1dr 11 \'
n111l1o n lot 1m·hnatc \l'f' ice\ Oran1t1•
< 1111nl\ 'hould folio"' that r\amplr
W1cd1•1 \illd
',upcf\ l\nr Brute Nc,tandr \lltlnl(
·" , ha1rn1.1n 1n lhc jh'\Cnl·c of Ralph
C l.irl. ""' nnl \O \Ure that money
v.ould ht.· Y.l'll 'P<·nt on drunk-; For
111·.1111H 111 to ht.· dlc<."t1vc akohol1c~
m11"1dl'I 11k 11n 1hcir own to ~ck hrlp
h1 \,.IHI
'I 1111C'tl tlt·tc" n·ntt•r. I am nm
'""' inc1·~ 111 nn m111d C'an hrcak the
'11111u' ltnlo. 111 .11t uholi'm "Nc'itandr
\Jill
'W hilt-,,.( 11nd1n1' 'W 1cdcr·, ~ot1on
,,.,1.1mlt-\llAAt''ih'd thl• tount)
(Pleue eee DRU1'K/ Ai)
Harbor Patrol shuffle criticized
By LISA MAHONEY
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A co 1-sa v1nf plan to replace the
1 larbor Patrol \ ~hcnfl's deput1c11
w11h lower ell s1fied ··~pcc1al of-
fic ('r\'" will rcdu{C the level of pohct'
and lire prol«t1on 1n Orange ( ounty
hart>o" sa id lfarbor Ma!>t<'r flam
( 13~C
"The goal <should tx· 10 r(•Juce cor,1,
"11hout 11npat.11na the quaht ~. ot
'!<'n rlt' .. C 1agc 1d But he predicted
lhl' upp(>')llt' will happen 1f thr count)
rarm'' uu1 Ruant of upcrv1\(m·
d1rnt1\C to r pl le h1&Jlcr p:ud
\twnlT' 1kp1111c\ with 'pcc1al of
Iii,. I\
< •llKt· \J11tl "Pl" 1al officer\ h) de Ii
n111or1 h.l1vt· I('\\ training and lrv.rr
po\\t" 1h.1n 'h<'nfl'\ dcputtc~ on th<'
• 1.1rh111 l'atrul who .m· pcacr oll1t:cr.
.111ll m.m nc Im: liithll'f\
l~.'JlUl\ \hrnlf\ rclt:'1ve 680 hour\
111 1ra1n1ng mmrarrJ 10 ~6 houn tor
"Jl('("l;il nlfi <'" he ..,,1tl "l hr 5pcc1al
••tl1u·r ' in <""<'O'>t 11 -<cunt\ l)O\·
1111 n J hr' .ire rt11t 1n\(1hrd 1n
t11d1• t111ng ·ht \alll
It d• rut11•, .irr rrplaled h' \f)C'\1al
(Plea.e we HARBOR/ Ai)
Slow-growtl;i tide reach~s HunMngton ROBERT
BARKER Envlronm
candid.ill
ntal group will bac k co~n <'il
wary of rapid deve lopme nt
._ 'P'"' of \low JrnVt'lh ~tms to M ·\~ <'PIO lht' Or.tnic ( OISI
In ( osta Mc . 1hc Mu a Acuon
organiut1on ha\ frustnucd plan, to
build a )~·story office bu1ld1 na on the ~l'\trom family'\ land near the \an
01<'ao F.rcC'v.ay and If rbor
Boulc\'arJ
Me..a <\Won .ilw backed winnc"
l>a v1d Wht"r-ler and M11q
Hornbuckle 1n < 11y < ounul cll'rnon~
of 1q84
In Ncwpnn lk , h .tn ora-1n11011on
named (1ndloc:k " hat1hn1 pl4ln'I for
tht'c1.pan\1on of the 'lcwpon (enter
\IOW•VO,.th IJ\iOCllU rear the e'•
p.rn<;ion wi ll make iraffi<. 1ntolerahle
In Irvine. the ( omm11tee of <;even
l hnu nd ha\ holl kd up 1n coun the
rnn\lruct1on of n('w fr«WIY\ Mem·
her' cl 1m Hit frccwa i will promotr
<1c' rlopmcnt and no' rchevc e,1.,t1n
traffic rnnac"1on ·
T hr ~vcn ThouYnd comm11tcc
h.ic krd '" a 'l<ttt the two w1nn1n1
t .1nd1d:i1c' -l.aN)' Aaran nnd r d
r>orn1n -1n la t Junt''\ t lttt1on\
\nd now the fever hi\ nov. comt' to
Hun11na1on Rea h
'
\group of <'nv11onmcn t.ally mind·
ed n·\1dcnt\ hn' h.lndt'd l<>JClhrr.
l ln1m1n1 that 11'\ 11n r 10 n\C up
aa,a1n'>t the thrcat nf rampant lk·
\.elopmcnt f('al'\ of w1ll·to-wall io11n
dm :allcicd ovcide .. clopmrnt of the
downfov.n anJ the horrtndou\ tr ffi<
1am\ that orpn11at111n memhcn \a\
lfll"' th v.ould 1cncr11c
4\d .. ocatc' al\O \upron prl'\C'r.
va11on and rt\toration of wetland'
and oppo\C com men: 1al de .. rln~
mcn1 on tht bnc h
< all1n1 thC"m""'·hl"'> tluntin~lon ' R~nh Tnm111ro11tt, mt"m~·r\ will C'O
doN (our ut the.· ~I de< IMC'J C 11\
C nu nu I c nJ1dall'\ ancJ :. ~ 11' 11
tnr n<.'' l anJ 111111." a' v.cll I\ v.ork tor ·
th('H l"let llOO 1n OHnlbcr.
I ht'\ hop(' tu rtvcMC" th~ tltlr ol
"hat thr~ \I('"''' 11ll~l'd m~\lrt1Um
Jc .. dnl)m('nt 1n the raputly fiJl1n1·011t
ut\ of I K~.ooo f)('opl<'. acrn11tina 111
1 o 'h.11rman I om Harman
.. Th,· produlum h •• , '"°ung ~a I.
111v.;ir1.I' lht rirt''fn .. rwn • of thr
Focus ON THE NEws
,.n, 1tuf1nHol tlarman \ltd
.. I ht\ n· \ 1ln11nai CIUl llf the cl l An
en\ irun"'rn11th\I 1!1 011 lon,rr a din
WnfJ
""',.. v.;ant h i \uppon ~ nd1datf:'I
, (Pl LOW I A.2)
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llEIGilTS LAND-USE PLAN UNriILED •.•
Prom Al
have bttn prC$Crved. but a hmu of
two hones per lot 1n rn1dcnual
cquestnan zones '' propoxd. As 1n the land·u~ plan, property
alona Orchard Onvc. Aatcia and
Birch slm:ts cast of Irvine Avenue
will come under a profe$$1onal ad-
min1strat1n zone as will a small
parcel of land on the west side of
Irvine Avenue al Orchard Dnvc.
Rt idcnt1al cquestnan uses will be
maintained aloni Cypress Street and
part of Mesa Drive to the east. Also
preserved isa subdivision of about 88
homes west of t rv1nc Avenue knnwn
as the Pepsus tract.
Medium and h1gh-dens1ty rcs1den-
l1nl zonina 1s sc.-l for the west side of
Mesa Onveand po<..1tctsofcommun1·
l)-Commercial zones arc planned
along South Bristol Street
Residents living in the commercial
and professional zones intend to sell
their property to developers for a
future business park
Residents whb ~nted to keep their
property 1oncd residential despite
exccs•uvc noise from the airpon have
b«n ofTc~ acoustical insulation
under a free county pr<>vam.
Besides the nuts and bolts of the
new zonana. the specific plan also
proposes chanacs in the circulation
pattems that arc designed to separate
the business and rcs1dcn t1al zones
and reduce throuah traffic that now
streams in10 the c.-ommun1ty.
Cul-<ic·sac.-s at the outh end of
Birch nnd the nonh end of ('yprcss
and Orchid Stf'Cets arc intended to
prevent pass-through traffic between
Ml'sa Dnvc and oulh Bnstol trtet.
E'cntual reahapmen1 of 1he Mesa
Drive and Acacia Strttt intcrsect1on
-the entrance to the fu1urc business
park -also 1s propo~
Horse trails alona the west SJde of
Cyprcu trcet and lhe south side or
Ml'~ Onve •~ inchided in the plan.
at. 1s a proposed cquestcjan etnter on
vac3nt la.nd on the south side of Mesa
Dnvc between Barch and Cypress.
Severa) landowners in a residen-
tial..cqucstnan 1one between Mesa
Dnve and the professiona_l-admi n1s-
trat1 ve £one satd Tuesday that they
had changed their minds about their
propcnies remaining residential. T~cr ask~ that the profC$sional-
admin1stra\ivc ione extend all the
way 10 Mesa Drive. Such a chan&t'
would involve about 10 parcels. some
of whose owners want 10 stay,
The Planning Commission will
make recommendations on 1he spcc:1-
lic plan at a second hcarina set for
Sept 23.
The plan then goes to the Board of
Supervisors for final approval.
MESA PPLITICAL BUYOFF ALLEGED •.•
From A l
two o~n Spot!. on the fivt'-mcmber
council. A win by Mesa Action-
supponed candidates could 1heorcl1·
callypush the council maJOnl~ 1n the
group's favor
Gardner. the group's political
strategist. moved 10 Newport Beach
this year and has since become
involved with a slow-growth move-
ment in that city. However. he
continues to work as an adviser for
the Costa Mesa group.
After Mesa Action announced its
council endorsements. Gardner
made a two-hour v1s11 Jul\' 27 to
Thenofs home on Back Bay Loop
"He told me I hadn·1 paid m) dues
to Mesa >\cuon and 11 v.oul dn't be
j ustified for me 10 be chose n over
candidates who pJ1d 1he1r dues 1n the
trenches." Thenot said ··He prom-
ised me that 1f I v.ould v.ithdraw m)
candidacy thl') would appoint me to
1he Planning Comm1!>s1on ··
Furthermore. Theriot said he v.as
told 1ha1 pro-growth Council man
Donn Hall would probably ra ther
reure than serve hi' remaining two
years on lhl' 1.ouncil mrnont\
"If m. the} would appoint me (10
the counc1IJ:· Theriot siud. ··I h1!>
struck me a!. arrogant. I rl'ml'mber
!Ml~ ing to Ol) v.1tc:, M 1<>'i). this ought to
be again'il the la"' "
Theriot reported the 1nc1dent to the
Orange <:ounl) D1stnc1 Attoml'y's
ofli ce. v.hcrc 11 was determined there
wai. not enough c' 1dence to warrant
an inquiry
··Based on the 1nformat1on, l didn't
sec that anv criminal laws had been
violated.'' ixputy District Attorney
Ken Chinn ~a id.
Thenot called 1he a1lt'f,cd offer
"offensive and maddening. •
"M) candidacy is based upon
earning votes and door-to-door cam-
pa igning. Mr:Gardnerentercd lheb1g
leagues when he entered my nome,"
..aid Theriot, a :!9-ycar-old law school
graduate.
"I don't 1h1nk Gardner was rcp-
rcsenlrng lhl' homeowners. I thank he
wa~ on a lone mission of power. He
knov.s I'm a strong candidate."
Theriot said.
Hanson. a rc11red busme~sman.
said Gardner implied that Mesa
Acti on would use its 1mpend1ng
influence on the council to or-
chc'itratc an appointment to the
Planning C omm1ss1on.
'"1-fc said it's too bad I wouldn't give
up the (council ) race for ~lannrng
t omm1ss1on pos111on:· Hanson said.
"I told him I wasn't interested in the
commission. He knew I h~d friends in
Mesa Action and woulcf take votes
awa)."
Gardner said the allegations werc
untrue.
"I'm not that stupid ... I think you
ha vc some people hallucinating , up
1here." he said. "I do not have the
power 10 offer such things."
Gardner acknowledged that he
v1s1ted Thenot and telephoned
Hanson.
"I told (Theriot) that he was a very
prommng ~ndi'date. l1 said he was
inexperienced and had not lived in
the city long enough to understand
1he issues:· Gardner said.
"I said. if you ever withdraw from
1he race. Mesa Action would love to
have you work for us" and perhaps
win a 1988 endorsement. Gardner
conunued. "The offer 1s hereby
withdrawn. emphatically."
Gardner said 11 was Hanson who
brought up the sub1cct of the Planning
Comm1ss1on.
"He asked for 11. He said 'Re·
member me when 11 comes to a
Planning Commission appoint·
mcnt.' ··Gardner said.
BRIBE CHARGE BAFFLES COALITION ...
From Al • The rnali11on. through Me\8 ACllon. 1s suppon1ng. charges "absurd ... adding, ''There ma y be some sour
gra pes by people not getting 1he endorsemenL" twu other cand1datc' in the Nov. 4 ballot ms for two open
St"als on the counul Mc!>a Action's campaign during the
last election t!> largcl) credited for the victory of then
ncv.comers Da' e V. heeler and Mar) Horbuckle.
Denise C urn another coah11on board member.
denoun ced the alleged pa yofT attem pt
The alleged offers by Gardner amply that if Mesa
Arnon-supported candidates Doug Yates and Joe
Erickson should win. the group wall have enough clout 10
orche-;1ra1c appointments lo the Planning Commission.
"1 would hope uardnerv.ouldbave more mtegnt.) -
a'i a coalit1on we dt>mand 11 ·· (urn said he added that
the coalition board v.ould look into the charges
··The bottom line 1s 1f 1t'c, true 11 won't happen
again:· c;hc 'i31d
''Jol>od) has ever approached me about lhat," said
fntk!lon.19. v.ho sen es on lhe panel.
'T m nobod) 's boy If I win the council seat. no one
1dl'> ml· "'ho to appoint," Enckson said. ··11 all sounds
kind of '>Ill) (1ardner has no power to make any offers.
Mesa Action ~polc-.m;in Jim A}nc<. labeled the 'i ates t.ou ld not be reached for comment th1~
morning
MANDATED SMOKING POLICY URGED ..•
From Al
The) would c:cna1nh have to .H
celcratc their cflonc, 1n 1he ne>.t ""
monthr,," Su pen 1c,or Roger Sta nton
said
Stanton tried 1(1 ge't 'Jcdr. and
other~ concerned 1.1.1th non-'>moker'
right!> to !>CC the bright mlc of a dc.·la~
1n 1mpo!>ing manJa1or' control~
Should the c: hamt>cr t?non l<tll c. n t1n
of !omok1ng rnntrol' c.ould nnt \av
lhe) had not lx'c.·11 given an 4lf)-
portunll) lo adop1 1x>lic. ,J'., on their
ov.n. he \31d
Superv1 <,0r Hruc.c ""c.·c,tande \aid
th e \Oluman program 1<, 'aluable
hcca U'iC· It ha<i the.-potential 10 reach
all hu'ilner,\e'\ 1n lhl' l uunt\ nol JU\I
th o'iC 1n un1nt.•1rpora1cd arra'i He
urged lhl: hc.illh ~roup' lo 'kt the
chamber go fornJrd and '>Cl' 11 thq
c.an mut1,ale lht.''>l' c.11mpan1c.•'> in tht•
nc\l '>Pt monlh\ ·•
The t>oard<, a1t1lu<k ""·" ol hllle
comfort to n'1n -.mol>.rr\ ad\C1<.a\e\
v. ho had hoped \U[)Cf\.1\0r\ would
adopt a hu'>1ne\\ pl;11 c '\mol1ng
ord1nanc.e for uninc.orporatnJ <HC3\
hJl l>. 1n June 19lS5
\t the 11me. the hoard 11gh1cncd
ruk\ go\ern1ng smoking 1n county
hLJild1ng'> hut bowcd to pre~'iurc from
tht· l hambcr and agreed to gi ve the
hu\tne\\ a\<;oc1a11un time to develop
J \ oluntdr. progra m
...., tne mon th\ later in Fchruaf)
I 9'1h. tht• board approved lhe
'ham her'~ proPosal tor a year-long
program of educa11on which would
include a ')eminar on smoking 1n the
v.orLplace and article\ on 1he subJcCt
1n lhl· lhambcr nev.slener
I ht· l hamhcr al\o drew up ~mple
'>mol>.1ng pohue<. 10 g" c 10 bur,1ne'i\C'i
on r•·t.1ut·<,t
f hr .. mea\urahlc prugrC\\" as
r1utlint·d tn the tount) rcpQrt
iJmounl'i 1<1 the allcndancc of 87 ou1
of the.· about 7 <>'>Ornmpan1es 1nv11ed
to 1hc ~m1nar held on June Sand the
tl t\\t m1nJt1on of I H:! \ample o;mok
1ng 1)<1lii..IC \
The lharnhn hJ'> not \Cl 1dcn11 f1cd
v..h1t h o f lhl' tounl\'> ·H(),000 buc;1-
0l'\\l'\ ha\ e roltc1c.·' and wh1th do
1)(11
Lu cien Truh1ll . chamber director.
c;a1d the chamtx:r will "come 1n with
fat l\and figures" during the l'llsl three
monih!> of the program.
Julei. Kerker. a vocal advocate of
workplalt" <;mok1ng controls. crit1·
ll/Cd the count~ report as having
"cvel) outward appearance of a
rubtx:r \lamp approval between the
cuunl)' and lhl' chamber of com-merce ··
He called the dela} in 1mpos1ng
'>mok1ng ru le'> in pnvate businesses
"unnec;cesal) and u~lcss."
l us11n (ti) ( ounc1lwoman Ursula
Kenned} also '.>pot..e before 10 the
'iupcr\ 1so~. urging I hem to '"be bra ve
and lake a \Land ..
.. •\lot of people are waiting for )OU
ii'> clcctcd officials 10 1ake this step."
\ht• \aid r U'itin 1'i one of eight Orange
< ounl) c11 1c'i to adopt workplace
~mok1ng ordinances. Others include
L<1guna Beach. Hun1ing1on Beach.
Nc.•wport Beach and Irvine.
SLOW-GROWTHTIDEHITSHUNTINGTON ••. I
From Al
who fa\or \lov. gr11 wth wh11 v.<1nt 111
\low down and lake a look JI thing'
· lfunt1ngt11n i:k:Jt h '>hould aHud
the high dcn!oll\ urhJn \prav.l 1ha1 ha\
rutncd !>m1lar lx·ac. h town\ '>U< h a<,
Redondo Beat.:h H1:rmo~1 Reach and
ye~. even Ne1.1.pon Heath he ~1d
Harman. an a11ornr~ and a long·
time re<>1dcn1 of Huntington Heach.
said 1he organ11a11 .. n 1\ not hc1njl
formed 10 bl<xk Jll dn1.1.ntov.n rt·
development cll11rh w ntran 111
5-0me rumor\
"We. agree that !>omclhing ha !> to be
done downtown -that 11 ha!. tu be
rev1tal11cd Bui 1t !thou Id be rctl\oned
and mc.>de\I ond of low den'>1t> "
Harman however. and other mem-
ber'> of 1he group <>aid there arc certain
a!>pecl~ of redrvclopment toot the\
oppose. ~uc h a10 a high n<,c building
and park in~ \lru< lur(' on lhe nc•rth
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\ldl ul .\1.1111 \irrrt
.\ntl J>on \l11plq a four-11me
md}IH and ,I memher U( I lunlington
B1.J1.h fomorrow al~o da1 med op-
fX>\1t10n to hu1lding a p1er'ilde tour1 ~1
"1llagron hca1.hfroni propcny inland
of Paufic. < oa~t ll1ghwa}
\bout MJ or 71) memt>c~ of
ll un11ngton Rt·Jch Tomorrov. -
mo\l nf "'horn alr,o helong to larger
t•n\ 1rnnmc.:n1al grnup\-tOOk a 'lrav.
'nil 11n lh'· t.and1da1c\ they favored
t'<trhcr th1'> week
tju1 Harman 1' kc1.·p1ni the result'>
of tht· vole ~1.·crc:t until a ~ven
memhcr \C1ecn1ng committee make\
<odt'C11on~ final Sept 17 ,
\1 1ha1 tllnl· ml'mhcr'\ will go 1n10
nritthhorhuod ~ and ~hopping center'\,
~do ng tn drum up \upport for thr1r
\IJtc f ht'\ al-;o pl;.in to nmc ahout
WE'RE LISTENING
----
\ ~ fJ(J(J 10 pa) tor a mailing to he
dl\t11huted to \Oll'f'.> be fore lh(• clcc-1111n
Bc1o1dc\ Harman and Shipley. 1hc I
,t.rl•enin g comm1\lcc compnscs co-
cha1rman Ci eri Ort ega who's been
ac. "' l' in equestrian act1v1t1cs. Alan \lra'ibaugh lhc owner of Strasbaugh
Uroihcr'i Manufacturing Co who
fa\.Or\ prc<;ervat1on of mdustnal
Jlropc.'rt ) Arline Howard, a member
of lhc Hunun11on Beach H1stoncal
\cx.1cty. Ka y Scraph1n, a downtown
rc\1dcn11and member of the city's
environmental board. and Lynn
uorman, active 1n the Fnend'I of1hc 1 lunungton Wetlands organ1iation
that 'it'ck~ to preserve the Huntington
Wc1land'I near the Southern Cali·
forma Ecli!ion Co plant 1n the
\outhern part of the c11y.
D•llJ Piiot
Def Ivery
le Gu•r•ntMd
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Just call 642-6086 -~ -'91 .,"". ~ "" 'Y P" u t<"'"• 'O"' •.&.4 t0/411 t 'c:' ... ~ .... ~
\\hat do )OU lake about the Dail y P1lot,. What
don't \OU lake')< all the number ~bove and your
mes~ge will be l'ccorded. transcnbed and de-
h,ered to the appropnate editor
The ~me 24~hour answcnng -w:rv ice may be
u~d 10 record letter' to the editor on an) toptc
( nntnbuto~ to our Letter\ column mll't include
>heir name and 1clephone number for Hnfica11on
Tell\ u'i wh at son vour mind
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Summer storm may be on way
Thundttttorme threw Ughtnlng. heevy rain end hall at Sen
e.rnardlno County. al>d lM "'_..,her ... expected to 9')fatd
through Southern Calllornla
T topical molatur• contlnu.ct to flow Into Southern Celllornla
today, carri.d by upl>tf-level Wind• from the SOYlh, according to
th• National Weather Service
Along the Oranoe eo.at there wlll be lncreulng h!Qh cloud• end quite warm tonight. Varteble etoudlnes. and not a1 hot
Thursday with wldaly acetteted lhOW9ra. Low temperatur .. al
the t>eechu tonight 6" to 12. High• lhureday 70 to 78. Valley
Iowa 82 to 75 tonight. high• 87 to 9• Thuradey.
U.S. Temps
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MOOtl Nit lodey at 2 111 p m • ·-Thu•IMl•y 111201am -Mltllgalllet
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..-cl l'Ovmld '•lday l -clcNdt lala f'llOlll
-aw1y nlOtnlng -· -llglll c~ alOt'9 -S.lurO..,. end a..n-day Ol...,,..M lelt a.-Nghe In IN
10.wllhlOwer llOllll'llend O....f'llOl!ltow.
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HARBOR PATROL RECLASSIFICATION. From Al • •
officers. duties they arc not qualified
to perform will have to be carried oU1
by 01hers. Gage said. "You increase
the cost bul you spread the cost to
different aecount1ngcenters." he said.
Members of the Harbor Patrol
provide police, rescue and fire-fight-
ing services at Dana Point. Hunt-
ington. Newport Beach and Sunset
Beach harbors .
They have been part of the Sheriffs
Department since 1975.
Supervisors decided to phase 1n a
lower class of Harbor Parat officer
Tuesday as a way to make the patrol
pay for 11sclf. Replacing 42 deputies
with special officers would save
S6 78 714 1n salaries. Supervisor
Thomas Rile) said 1n supporting an
ad m1n1strat1ve office recommen-
dation to effect the change.
Riley amended the board action to
prc~n c the current supervisory pos-
111on!i of se ve n sergeants and Gage.
v. ho 1!> a captain. for at least six
mor'llh'> a~ a sort of compromise to
. . boaters and harbor patrol groups
worried about the abilities of the
special officer class.
Riley aide Paul Carey said boaters
will be surveyed in six months to sec 1f
they feel there has been a decline in
\Cf\ 1~c If there appear 10 be no
problt::m!i, .the sergeant function may
al'io be classified down. he said.
But Gage maintains the re-
da!.!>1fitat1on cannot possibly be
cvalua1cd 1n six months.
SEC·URITY TIGHTENED •.•
From Al
we don't want to make it into a Fort
Knox."
Speer said the quesuon of scc unty
has been raised an conlident1al re-
ports prepared by the Sheriffs De-
partment and the Orange ( ount)
Grand Jul).
The secunty assessment. requested
by Supervisor Clark earlier this year.
outlined the problems and proposed
possible solu11ons. ~1d Wooldndge
Li Richard J. Olson. a spokesman for
the Shentfs Department. confirmed
the stud} was cond ucted and pres-
cn1cd to th e board. but ht' dtti not
"'an1 to talk about the secunty
mca'>ure!>
A confidenual report by the
I 91<5-86 Orange County Grand Jury
al~o pointed to secunty concerns.
Juf) Foreman Gerald Charlton said
1n an 1n1en 1cw Tuesday that "you
could walk 1n10 the supervisors'
offi ces w11hou1 bemg stopped by anyone ··
The informal report was marked
conlidcnt1al because "we didn't want
to r reatc a flap," he said.
DRUNK PROGRAM AID BEING SOUGHT ...
From Al
.. houlcl !itud} 1hc cllec11vcnes' of
c ~1'it1ng program'> elsewhere in the
'talc bcforr spending taxpayer.,·
monc) .. , wanl lo know 1\°'i going to
do .. ome good and (wc·re) not iusl
1hrov.1ng money aJ (lhc problem).· he
\aid
Wieder countered 1ha1 pubhc
drunks alread} cost 1hc ta'.\paycrs
C\C r) 11me thq arc booked into 1ail
J udge'i who '>Cntence ind1v1duals with
dnnking problems want deto:iufica-
t1on programc; a'i an alternau ve tOJatl
ttmc she '31d
Supervisor\ decided 10 take a
r,ccond look at ~obcnng 'itat1onc; and
lrcalmcnl centers for pubhc drunks
after Shcnff-Coroncr Brad Gates'
Ma) dcc1S1on lo shut thl' count)'
drunk tank. A previous plan rec-
Ommcnd1ng altcmat1vcs to in-
carccra11ng public drunks was re-
Jected in 1983 because of the cost
involved.
But Gates said the processing of
drunks took up too much time -
11mc that <.hn11lc1 hiwe hl-t'n spent
keeping the Jar!" under stnc.-1 popu-
lation caps sci by a federal Judge 10
curb O\ercrowd1ng.
He urged 1hc establishment of
sohenng s1a1mns as a bc11cr allcrna-
tive to Jail.
Closure of the county drunk tank
impacted several c11y police depart·
ment'i pan1cularl> Santa Ana, New-
port Bea c.-h. Orange and Tustin.
During 1985. about 7.000 public
incbriates were held al lhe county 1a1l
A feas1b1li1y study of a pilot
program that would incl ude sobcnng
s1a11ons -places where su~peclcd
drunks could be taken 10 sober up -
and treatment fac1h11es concluded
tha1 fo ur oul of 26 c111es would be
will ing 10 consider a fac1lil) within
their hoondanes.
But none responding 10 a count}
-;urve) werl' w1lhng 10 commit fund!>
to a program.
At the same time. 98 percent of all
c11a11o n!> for pubhc intox1cat1on arc
made within incorporated c111es. the
count\ rcpo n concll'ried.
NOW THROUGH LABOR DAY
c,..~en the count}\ lmuted role in
drunl arrc~ts and ell)' res istance to
fund ing the fac1lit1cs. the admin1g..
1ratl\C offitc recommended. local
police expand 1he1r drunk tanks to
deal w11h public 1nebnates within
their mun1c1pali11e!t.
But Wi eder said lhc county should
O\ crcome obstacles to providing
inebriate scrHces and begin lrcating
pubhc. drunkenness as a medical and
social problem. not a cnminal one.
In other 1a1 l rcla1ed matters. super-
\ "ors approved a pilot an-home
1ncarrcra11on program for 25 work
furloujth inmates
Und er lhe program. low nsk in·
mate~ who qualif) will be confined to
1hc.·1r homes when not al work.
Elec1ron1c mon11ors will be used to
cn~urc compliance
II the pro~ram 1s 'iucccssful on a
small '>calc, 1t could be expanded to
other inmates somewhat reduc1ngJail co,1~ ond making more hcds available
at lhc James A. Musick Honor Farm.
20% OFF
ALL POTTERY
f
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SALE INCLUDES:
• POTTERY
• REDWOOD TUBS
• SAUCERS
• WIRE BASKETS
• BARRELS
• STRAW BASKETS
AND
• POTTING SOIL. TOOi ..
AML·ING ' wport ur ery a~d Gard n
(Between MacArthur and Jamboree)
Open Mon thru Sat 8.30-5.30, Sunday 9:30-5:30
1500 east coast highway • newport beach, calltornla • (7 14) 644·95 10
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Fractured Follies
planned in Valley
The fo~nh annual Fractured follied, praented
b_y theQmna BusanessC1ub. will be beldSei>t. Sat the
Fountain Valley Recrc.tion Center in MlJc Sq111re
Park at Brookhurst Street and Heil Avenue •
• A s~tti dinner, donated by Nick~• Pina
D Oro. will be served stanina at 7 p.m. and the thow
wall stan at 8. Proceeds from the cYcnt will qain ao
to the Nueva View School a non-profit non-funded
PfOll'•m for handicapped youths who need , day
care proeram while their parents or 1111rdian work. Mo~ ~ponsors are t?eina sou&ht for the event,
and ~dd1taonal talent 11 welcome. Call Martic
Hopk!ns, Om~i Club president, at 964-S66S, for
more mformat1on.
Kida' night out Jn Irvine
A "back to school" ovcmi&hter is bein& planned
for Sept.Sat Irvine's Deerfield Community l>ark. SS
Deerwood West, for children from 6 to 12 years of aae.
The event will run from 8 p.m. to 8 a.m. the
followina momma at a cost ofS12. Games, movies
and snacks will be provided, as well as a pancake
breakfast. The registration dcadlil'\e is Joday at 6
p.m. and funher information is available at
SSl-8638. .
Streu •emlnar •1 ated
I Ors. Edward and Marjory Zcrin will speak to
the Orange County chapter of Marriage and Family
Therapists on the Q Model for the effective
management of personal stress Sept.Sat 11:4S a.m.
The event will be held at the Orange County
Medical Association Conference Center and will
begin with a buffet lunch at noon at a cost ofS 12 fot
members and SIS for non-members. Call Mickie
Shapiro at 7S1-1792 fo r reservations.
Mea Hlgh reunion
The reunion comm1ttcc of the Costa Mesa High
School Class of 1966 has planned a weekend of
acti v1ties for Sept. Sand 6, bcainning wt th a coed golf
tournament Sept. Sat the Costa Mesa Country Club.
followed by a cocktail party.
An informal luncheon and the reunion dinner·
dance will be held at the Balboa Bay O ub Sept 6.
Call Jim Ferryman at 631-7370or Rex Tompkinsat
S4~ IS 12 for further information.
Fishlng workshop ln NB
A one~ay workshop entitled "Lures for Blue
Water and 81g Game Fishing" will be offered Sept. 6
by Coastline Community College at the Newpon
Beach Center. 3101. Pacific View Drive, Corona del
Mar.
The workshop will be offered from 9 a.m. to 3
p.m. by Rod Houston. a member of the lntcr-
nat1onal Game Fish Association. The registration
fee 1s $32, and add1t1onal deta1ls are available at the
collcge·s Community Services Office. 241-6186.
Candldates' forum slated
The Costa Mesa Chamber of Commerce and
1he Newpon Harbor-Costa Mesa Board of Realtors
wall Jointly sponsor a "Meet the Candidate" night for
Costa Mesa City Council candidates Sept. 4.
The event will be held at 6:30 p.m. at the realty
board's office. 401 N Newpon Blvd. 1n Ncwpon
Beach. The pubhc 1s invited.
Coa•tal panel talk tonight
Huntmgton Beach Councilman Peter Green
will speak o~ "The Coastal Commission Balanee of
Power" at a meeting tonight of the Democratic Club
of West Orange County. G reen 1s a contender for a
vacancy on 1he Coastal Commission. The meeting
will be held at 7:30 p m. in the community room of
the Progressive Savings & Loan. 19900 Beach Blvd ..
Huntington Beach. The public is invited.
Wednesday, Aug. 27
• 7 p.m .. La1n• Beacla Platutt.1 Commitalon.
Cuy Council Chambers. S05 Forest Ave.
Thursday, Aug. 28
• 6:30 p.m .. Lapa• Beaclt Board of Adjlllt·
ment, Caty Council Chambers. SOS Forest Ave.
• 6:30 p m., Lapu Beaclll HoHlill Committee
, Community Cenler. 384 Legion St.
PoucE Loe
Mesa, servic . 9 staff sign cont~ et
81 TONY SAA VEDR.A _ .. ..., ........
A two-year pact with Oita Mct1'1 2SO
,encral ~tee workers wu ratified Mon·
day by the' City Council, siJ1un1 the last of
three contracts with che caty'a berpiruna
aroups.
The Costa Meu City Employees' A~
soclat on. which rcpresentulJ city workers
except police, fire and manqcment, had
approved the council's contract proposal
last week.
The pact call for cleriCill, ma.intena.nce
and technical-prot'eMionaJ worten lO
receive pey ra.ita that year of. I 0 Ptf(CtH,
7.S percent. 6.2S percent or S pett.ent, ckoendina on their )Ob clusif scallon.
Ntat year, tmployett wdl trt an lcr<*-
tbe-boatd 6.2S percent 111lry 1nctt.Ue.
effective July S. said Olen Stroud, pteal·
dent of the I 9S.rnember union. The aroup
alt0 barpjn1 for the SS c1tyemployen who
arc not union members.
Stroud uid the city will l"!_Y an extra S 14
a month to the employees mcdicaJ, dental
and lift insurance coveraJe. with another
SI 0.per.month contribuuon scheduled to
bttin JuJy S.
'The ~ment alto enables worktn. lO
take vacations tl\cr lht tint &i.11 monU\i of
employment. Additioftally, the city will
'ublid.itt up 10 180 of the tOlt of ufcty
aboes fofl workers 1n the field.
A milc.ase tncreate from 19 c:entt to 21
~nts was also approved, Stroud said
Ht added the contract contains a
provision for the aroup to ask that I 0
empJoyce classifications be reviewed by
the personnel department.
The association reccntJy became the
second municipal voup in Oranac Couo&y
r.c> join the •« Emplo)ieet' i...
nauonal n1on, an affililkoflht ution&t
AFUIO.
Costa Mesa off"tcia.11 thil monda •
proved a one-year eontraa wilb dae city
police usoc11t1on, .,.,,tins a J 2.S percent
silary intTC.1~ and a hefty jump 1a
bendita.
The CJty ~ttJed with fircfichln'I in June,
iin1na a two-year contract similar lO a
proposal turned down by police. The pec1
calls for a 7. S pcrcen\ pay rJiae JM f111t ~
and a 6.H percent hike the second year.
Anti-drug video starts prOductlon
NB·ssearch Foundation ,
helps finance project
for national school use
By PAUL ARCRIPLEY °' ... .,.., .........
A video on drug abuse avoidance that·
will be distribu1ed free to every school
district in the United States went into
production last week.
Costs of the $2~.000 production •tc
being jointly covered by Newport Beach's
Search Foundation and Arnold Shapiro
ProductiQJ'ls. producer of the 22-minute
film entitled "Searching for the Li&ht."
About I 00 Orange Coas1 members oft he
Search Founda1ion gathered Tuesday at
Newport Beach's Hotel Meridien to hear
about their efforts to battle drug abuse
among the nation's youth.
They also received suppon from the
county Board of Supervisors who declared
September "Drug Avoidance Month.''
Foundauon founder Beverly Thompson
Coil said overcomini the drug abuse
problem will require involvement from
individuals and businesses as well as
government.
Calhna on people to repon drug dealers
to law enforcement officials, Coil said,
"It's government and private c1uzens ·
joi ning hands to get the scumbags off our
streets."
She praised 13-ycar-old Deanna Young
of Tustin wno recently turned in her
parents for alleged drug use.
"I think she had wonderful guts," Coil
said. "If there were more like her. we'd be
able to eradicate the problem a lot faster.
"I'm very proud of1hat young lady."
The Search Foundation. with about 150
Orange Coast members, is trying to
become a national charity next year. Coil
said. The foundation has corresponded
with contacts in 36 statC'S who have
expressed interest in fom11n~ chapters.
The group will have to raise about $4.6
m1lhon for d1stnbut1on of its educational
video. which 1s scheduled for completion
next sprang.
Because many school districts 1n the
country can't afford video players. the
foundation's corporate arm 1s working
with VCR manufacturers to distnbute
recond1t1oned mach1nct to those districts.
After nat1onw1de distnbution. the foun ·
dat1on will translate the video into other
languages for international distribution.
Director Glona Schick said the foun·
dat1on 's battle plan durinJ Orange County
Drug A vo1dance Month includes a day of
moumrng on Sept. 19 for all children and
adults who died from drug abuse.
They're asking residents to wear black
clothes and arm bands and want all flags
flown at half-mast.
The foundation also formed a National
Citizens' Task Force for a Drug Free
America that 1s open to ind1 v1duals as well
as organizations.
<>ranceCou.nty 5th Dlatrtct Supemaor Tom Riley
addra.ee memben of Search Jr'oandation and l ta
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fou.nder Be~erlJ Thompeon Coll. to b18 ~t.
about their n deo and l>n:aC A•oldance lloatlaA
Movie companies pursue Tustin
girl, f3, who turned in parents
By U1e A1aoclatecl Pren
Th1ny companies are seeking nP.its to
the stof) of a 13-ycar-old Tustin girl wh o
turned in her parents for alleged drug abuse
and then was reunited with them, the girl's
lawyer said Tuesday.
"We're sull collcct1ni proposals:· at·
tomey Susan O'Bnen said. "We're taking
this slowly. The family needs to act back on
its feet. When that happens wc'll aive some
serious thought to the offers."
After listening to an off~uty shentrs
deputy lecture on the dangers of drugs.
~nna Young turned an parents Bobby
Dale Young, 49, and Judith Ann Young.
37. on Aug. 13, along with a trash bag
police said contained $2.800 wonh of
cocaine. plus marijuana. palls and assorted
paraphernalia.
O'Bnen said she'd received "30 phone
calls from 30differcnt companies" scckin~
righ ts 10 the story.
"None of them want to give me a written
proposal. because I think they want to
meet with us first," she said. ''I'm too busy
nght at the moment to meet with them I
'>:ly. 'Send me a proposal.' Maybe it's in the
mail I don't know.''
The companies have included Lonmar
Dick Clark Productions. Columbia P1c-
1ures. Viacom and do£ens of others. she
said.
In an)' case, she said, "I can't let them
meet with the child at this point. The
famil) 1s still trymg to regroup and get ltfe
back to normal. I don't think it's wise nov.
to have the child meet with a production
company, and I think they (the producenl
understand that."
The famil y reunited Thursday after
agreeing not to discuss the case among
themsel ves, since Deanna 1s the kc>
witness in the case against her parents
The> arc continuing their struggle to avoid
reponcrs. who O'Brien said ha ve been
knocking on their door
"So they've bttn h1d1ng. These arc the
londs of th1ng.s that arc delaying th1np
coming back 10 a normal resoluuon. Th~
can't get back to their normal hfe with the
press hounding lhcm," she said.
~he said Deanna 1s happy to be home
wnh her parents after spending time in a
counl) home for abused and nqlcctcd
)Oungslers
'"The Jast I saw them, on Friday
afternoon~ It was a happy situation." sbl'
said "I talked with the parents before the
'hild was released home and after. and J
foci quite confident that this 1s a strona
film1l y and a good family ...
Shi.' ~1d thef( 1s no hostility toward the
child for turning them in, and the parents
arc ~ckang help. "We gave them referrals
to counselors Friday." she said.
Arnugnment tor the parents 1s set for
Sept ~3 on felony drug-possession
charges
Property taxes reduced slightly in Huritington
By ROBERT BARKER
Ofllleo.llJ .... IYlll
The owner of a SI 00.000 home in
Huntington Beach wall pay about$ 1.1 70 1n
propeny taxes with the greatest pon1 on
going 10 1hc Orange County tu collector.
accordang to the city's director of finance.
bout 18 cents on the dollar will be sent
back to 1he city for pohce. fire, and other
go.,ernment services. The remainder will
be used for county. school and other
special d1stncts.
Propcny taxes were reduced this week
b) a fraction on 1he ponton of taxes tha1
Huntington Beach residents arc assessed
to pa} ofT bonded indebtedness and to
finance the city's employee retirement
SHlcm. according 10 Hunungton Beach
Finance Director Dan V1lclla
The nc~ rate means that owners of
homes wnh an assessed valuation of
SI 00.000 will pay SS5 29 on the indebted·
ncss incurred b) th <' retirement S)Stem and
b) 1he construction of the Civic Center and
library. according to Villela
Villela also ~lo!>ed that the asse<i<ied
\alua11on ot Huntington Beach climbed
about l\ pcrccnl 10 S7 8 b1lhon this year.
The 1ncrea~. he said. is pnncipally due
tt• nev. de.,clopment and the sales of
C\1\t1ng propcn~
\ 1ldl<t ~1d that Propos1t1on 13 limited
prof)l.·n) ta \CS to a I percent levy each year
"h1k allowing onl~ a 2 percent mcrcasc in
,1,~·.,~d ., aluat1on
City rejects $10 million
claim in slaying of tE?e~
>\ wallrl rnntaaning 1dcn11fica11on
papers, a h1nh tcn1fic11c and travelers chrd.s was ~•ulen from the top of an
ou1s1dr shower al the hcach • • • A wh11c Persian c11 was n:poncd stolen
frnm a rc<i1denle an th<' 4000 block of Heil • • • >\ suspco Oed on fool w11h thrct bottle~ of champ:ignr that he stoic from the top
N Go market. I 74CXl Reach Blvd
T ursda' ... 1mc11mr aftrr !110 p m • • • Thr BMW rmhlrm nn 1hr rt'ar of a l ar
parked tn J u1rpon nn Promenade wa~
rt'Jl0r1l"d \tolcn
Fountain Valley
.\ v.umJn v.ho work\ on the XIXKl blOl·k
ol Y. .irncr .\ vrn ut' told pohct \ht was lhr ~ 1'11m 11f a pu~ \natchana 1n the parluna
lot \tnnda' af\emoon She u1d she wu pl.ic in~ griK.cnc\ in her car when two
prnpk dro\e pasl 1n a sold Votkswaacn Bug The P3'~nsrr a.rabbcd 1he v.oman's
purw from 1hc \hopp1n1 can and the
\ nlk,v.;igrn 'Pfd .IV.I) The lo~\ wa
r\11m.1trd ;11 S1CM>
I ht\'VC\ rn1rn·d a rear yard, then broke
,1 l.111 hcn ""'ndov. to bu!'llanu an •P'ln· nwni '1.11un.la\ on lhe 9900 block of La \l,1m1·da Thr lo~s. cs11matcd at $1 ,186,
t11l lu1.kd a lOlor tc:lcv1~1on Kl and~try
Brawlin OC
Jail injures
?inmates
By PHIL SNEIDERMAN
Seal Beach Cit) Council member"
havr rejected without commtnt a SI 0
malhon claim filed h> the family of a
Huntington Beach teen-ager who was
shot to death b)' a Seal Beach
p0hceman. Assistant City Manager
Dan Joseph said.
The wrongful death claim was filed
by the family of Robert Lane Reich.
18. who was spotted dnv1ng rcckle'lS·
ly 1n Seal Beach Aug. J. According to
Newport Beach
A man wu am,tcd for steahna two"~'
from 11\t hell Cia S1.t11on 11 2801 £ ("t>a\I
Hwy on Monday 11 S 20 p m • • • ~mcone ipray-pa1n1cd perts of • boa• on WC\1 EdaewatC'r w11h white ipray pa1n1
r>.ima c was c~11m11td 11 SS<lO • • • A woman found 1n t ,haocd cut 1n •he
f1bnr 1op of her ton"c n1bk Monda)' 11
7 I S • m where 10meunc had tncd to ~mo"c the \lefi<> frnm the car ..,h1le 11 was
perkC'd 1n an open aaraar at 206 Ad.em• (\1
Oa maar wu C111 m11C'd 11 S SOO • • • ~ caw and V\tn kn1"" wonh $4S2 wt~ 11olen from a p rqt 11 208 Adam' 1 T uc1da) at 1bou1 I IS pm Thr kn1vr'
1neludC'd 1 cutler \hcer and O'fiJer kn1(r
Coetalleea
Knobs ~rt tfm<l"rd from the 1M1de of
a C'tt perktd an an tP'lnment complc\ 11
1n111al police repons. Reich refused to
stop and was pursued b)' two Seal
Beach officers. who were laler JOtnt'd
by a Lo" Alamitos police tar
A h1gh·speed chase ended an a
Cemtos neighborhood. when Reich
was shot by Seal Beach Officer
Michael Vasquc1, after the youth
allegedly indicated he was about to
run over the officer.
In their claim, the dri ver's parents.
Jerome and Carole Reich. charged
that Vasquc1 used excessive force 1n
140 W1lwnS1 . between m1dni&hut 10·30
a m Sunda y <\lso. the winn.1 WM d1scon·
net1ed hcnea1h the hood The lou was
t\llma1cd 111 S30
the incident. A claim mu st he filed
w1th1n 100 da)S of an lnJUr) to
pre~rve a pc~on'<i nght to tile a
law u1t against a Cit) or other public
entity. n attome) fm thc famtl) said
such a suit 1s hkel)
Seal Beach Pohcc (apt Ken Gar· rcu said today the 1n\-e .. t1gat1on of the
incident will not be concluded unul
the Lo ngtles Count) Coroner's
o;taff rtteavcs results of Reich'" tox1-
colog1cal tcsts in another three or four
weds.
Hanttncton Beac h
Thieves stok 40 spere 11~ and nms
valutd 11 $3.600 from cars at 1he Wilson
f ord s1orqc yard 11 Go1h1rd S1rttt • • •
Woman seized in spooting
No rnouve hu been established 1n
Lhc turday hoo11n1 of a Costa
Mesa. man by a Newpon Beach
woman at her apanmtnt. ,.1d New·
port Beach police today
Cathenne Weir. 27. was a~ted
S.iturday night for allcdatdly shoot·
ing I eonard Eiden. 2S. with a 38·
c.ll1bcr pistol. said Dan Holub. a
Newpon Beach poh\:e det~uve
Eiden. of Co ta Mesa. sustained a
flesh wound to the head, He rcponcd
lhe mc1dent at appro.111mately 4 pm
Saturday af\er he was treated and
released from Hoaa Memonal H p1·
tal, 111d Holub
Weir wa am ted at her ap;artment
at 208 33rd St at 8 4S p m and
char&cd with uuult with a deadly
weapon, said Holub. he was relcaled
S"nda) af\cr po111n1S10,000 bl1I
Intne
Th<' owner ot a blue 11).\pctd Schwinn
b1l \l It' rrPoned 11 siokn (rom the 000
hkKk of< ampu \ Dmc • • • T v.u hla<'k Schwinn t l·spccd World
port' ..... r~ rePoned stolen fro m E:\cler . . .
Suspect held in rape
of girl, 1 7, in Irvine
By LAURA MERK old girl told pohce 11hc had ~ond
0t 111e.,..,,... ''""' thoughts aboul the cven1n1 and
Irvine pohce arrested 8 2S-ycar-<>ld attempted to leave wh\le 1hc aroup was walk1na toward the room\. M1n 1on VtCJO mnn Monday on Bowman ~id the airl wTd pohc<'
\U\Jll<'tOn of rapt ng a 17-year-Old &1rl that lhC ~US~t lflbb(.d htr and
v.ho ~ la1mcd she had alro been held forced her into the room whtrt '<h<'
C'lplt\-C for nearl) nine hours tn a was raped and prtventcd from It-av
room at the Irvine Mamou mg until 11 30 a m Monda\
Howard T)ronc Fcrgu\On wa~ · Sometime dunna the n1ah1. "\h~·
booked at the Oran Count> J1ul apparentl'f locked hc~lf 1n th<'
after the arrtst. said Irvine pohce ~t bathroom and later e'4af)C'd · \aid
Dack Bowman Bowman A holt'I guc t noticed tht>
Bowman· 1d the Mm1on VieJO girl runnma throusJ'l the ha ll unJ
girl appercntly stan~ outthtevtn1ng nou(ted hottl ~unty When lr.,.n
w11h thrtt men and a airlfntnd pohce amvcd at th<' hotel the\ found
mct1me dunna Jhc even1n 1he Fcrgu~n 1n the mom and .urr\ted
11rlfncnd went home. \aid Bowman him .. •
t about 2 JO a m the thrtt men The two other mtn. who h d \llH"d
and the v1Ct1m went to the t.bmott in 1he sttond rrnttd r<X,m. wcrt
I nd rcn1cd two mom The I 7 ~car-qu<'\t1oned by pol!"·e and rrlc:ascd
Orange c ounl > Jail officials said
toda) that a Mo nda) n1Vit brawl in
one of the Jiii'!. day rooms which
tnJured ~.,en inmates may have been
rnc1all ) molt vated
fhc fight was d•~oveTcd when ~epullC!> hc;.1rd a commotion 1n the
third-floor da" mom whett 32 black
.ind Latino inmates were rcadinaand
watching tC'lcv1s.1on,sa1d LL Dtck
O"on When a deputy entered the room he
found nbou1 ~9 inmates fllblifti. The
d~put ) ordered the inmates to nop
fi&hllnft and move inst the *Ills.
..aid Ol\On
Ol\On ..aid man) of the inmates
v..c1c JrmC'd v.1th make h1f\ weapons
-\Ot l' \N1th ban of \Olp a(KS ~1ves
made from broom handles.
T"o inmates wert taken to UC
l11 H Medic-al Ccnterwtm·-r tbty Wft'e
lrcatcd for ~tab wound~ and five
otht'f\ v.erc tr('attd for minor 10-
1ur1e~. \lid Olwn.
It wa\ not dctemuned \l'hal IC\U·
1111) mntd the fiJhl, but ~nes
~he',. 11e1al ten\1on ma)' have been
the rntal)'t You never tct much
cuopcrat1on from the inm.tn
\lthouah ~\Cl')ont wa\ involved 1n
1t , nohody knoW\ anv1h1 -heft )'OU
a k lhc:m about 11,'' 6lt0n 1&1d
'
A4 * 0nnge Cout CWLV ptLOT/ Wedfteeday, Auguat 27. 1988
.
Unburied animals
' in Cameroon pose
threat of epidemic
Bulldozers sent
to bury carcasses-
f rom4 gas bubble
SOUBOUM. Cameroon (AP) -
Many of the more than 1,500 people
killed when a deadly bubble ·of gas
burst from Lake . Nios now lie in
shallow · paves, but thousands o(
unburied, rotting animal carcasses
fueled fears of a possible epidemic.
Lt. Gen. James Taiaw, who is
beadinacleanupefTortsin the isolated
northwest a~ of this tropical African
nation, said Tuesda~ he was worried
rains could spre.ad di sease because
there h,_ad been no time to bury the
dea<l livestock.
bubble ot gas burst through the
surface of Lalce Nios'at about 9 p.m.
Thursday.
The lemon-shaped lake lies in a
basin with steep rock walls Qn thret
sides. Viewed from a helicopter
Tuesday. it had the reddish-brown
color of clay churned up from the
bottom.
No sign of life could be seen in a
lakeside village of clay brick huts.
The lush green mountains and
tropical forests appeared untouched.
Gideon Taka, one of the first
government officials to reach the
stricken area, said he found most of
the victims lying dead in their front
yards with their clothing ripped.
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12 bl&Cks slain in
S. Africa clashes
JOHANNESBURG (AP)-Police
shot 12 blacks to death and at least 70
other people were irtju~ In over·
night clashes in Soweto. the aovem·
ment said today. A newspaper said a
mob hacked one Soweto councilor to
death.
There were unofficial reports from
residents, including doctors and
clergymen, that 20 people were killed
and up to 100 people injured. The
violence was the worst reported sjnce
a n1uionwidc state of emergency w~s
declared June 12.
Residents said the clashes were
linked to cffons by,..SOwcto council
police to evict tenants conducting a
rent boycott. -
The state Bureau for Information
said eight of the deaths and mo5t of
the iruuries occurred Tuesday niaht
when police shot into a crowd ffOm
which a hand arenack had been
thrown. The artnade inju~ four
police officers, three of them black
and one white.
The bureau said the crowd of about
JOO people had aathe~ at about 10
p.m. Tuesday at a flamin1 berrjaSe
outside a liquor store in the IJjtk
township.
Four others deaths occurred early
today when police fired at a aroup of
about 80 people at another barri.c:ade.
it said.
"The council police arc shootina
left and right. They arc shootina at
everyone, evcr)'lhing." the Sowetan
newspaper quoted an unidentified
resident as saylfta.
He said bulldozers were en route to
dispose of the carcasses, but added.
''The cows have no relatives. Their
burial will be the last. Priorities are for
people.··
"They tQrc their dresses off because
Qf the h~at. They were' ~ostly naked
or half naked." he said in an
interview. He said the eruption
occurred when many people were
eating dinner.
.. I opened Cfne of the rooms and saw
there was food in the dishes. .. he said.
"'~· Aerial Yiew of cowa killed by deadly au bubble which
claimed l ,500 human li't>ee hi Cameroon.
11 Mexican officers held
in beating of itrug agent
By tile Associated PreH
Soldiers. working in stifling heat.
shoveled the human casualties into
shallow gra ves near where they had
fallen.
"Some of them were in such a state
that it was difficult to touch them, ..
' Tataw said.
· Scientists s~culated that steam
laced with toxic gases wafted over a
10..square-mile area. burning and
smothering victi ms, after a huge
Tataw took reponers to a two-
room shack with a mound of freshl y
turned eanh near the door and a
single chicken strutting through the
house.
"In this grave, I buried eight people
yesterday," he said. "All the people,
the goats, the pigs and the cows died.
What surprises me ·is how that
chicken survived."
Chai David Wambong, a farmer in
his 30s. said he lost all feeling on one
side of his body.
"I felt warm and as ifl was drunk,"
he said. "The smell was like cooking
with kitchen gas. Everyone started
coughing and spitting up blood."
ft In Geneva, Switzerland. the Unit-
ed Nations Disaster Relief Organiza-
tion reported 1,543 bodies had been
counted and others were still· being
discovered.
Israeli army medical teams dis-
patched to the disaster scene to help
1n relief effons said the fumes also
killed more than 7,000 cattle.
In the village of Nios, a half-mile -
down the slope from the lake. officials
said 1,000 people were killed. To their
knowledge, only one woman and her
child survived.
In Souboum, on the floor of the
valley and about five miles from the
lake. roughly 300 people died.
· MEXICO CITY -The Attorney General's office has chafJCd 11
policemen with injuring a U.S. narcotics agent and abusing their authority
while he was in police custody in Guadalajara earlier this month. However, in
a statement issued Tuesday, the office made no mention of Rcapn
administration claims that Drug Enforcement Administration agent Victor
Cortez was tortured while in custody Aug. 13. None of the 11 Jalisco state
police officers charged is believed to be in custody, a spokesman for the
Attorney General's office said late Tuesday. The United States lodged a
diplomatic protest with Mexico after Cortez' detention. charging that be was
subjected to "unprovoked, brutal and criminal acts':
Christians, Moslems push Lebanon truce
OH.ANGE COUNTY
CHUSIN' ASSOCIATION
r-------, I 2 s,ooomay die
couPoN 1 from Chernobyl
8~1.R~T ~ Christ.ian and ~oslem leaders agreed today to a national
reconc1hat1on dialogue 1n a new bid to end Lebanon's 11-year~ld civil war.
Both sides re~rted efforts to implement an immediate truce. All 10 members
of Prime Minister Rashid K.arami's half-Christian, half-Moslem Cabinet
agreed to hold the openin$ session of the dia10$ue next Tuesday, a government
statement said. Tl'le meeting will be held at Beirut's racetrack tn the no-man·s-
land of the G reen !--inedividing the capital into Moslem and Christian sectors.
The racetrack, which has been closed for 11 months. was an oasis ofChristian-
Moslem coexistence before and after sectarian violence erupted in 1975.
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VIENNA, Austria (AP) -Up to
25.000 people in the western Soviet
Union may die of ca ncers caused by
the Chernobyl nuclear disaster during
the next 70 years, a top official of the
International Atomic Energy Agency
said. ·
Morri~ Rosen. the agency's director
of nuclear safety. gave the estimate at
a Tuesday news briefing. but stressed
I that it was a theoretical figure based
on Soviet calcu lations disclosed in I private meetings. '
I The actual number of cancer deaths
linked to the April 26 reactor accident
at the Ukrainian power station could
I be much lower. he said.
About 500 nuclear power experts I from 50 countries, including the
Soviet Union. are meeting in Vienna I under the auspices of the atomic
energy agency to draw conclusions
from the Chernobyl accident. the
worst in the history of nuclear power.
The disaster killed 31 people and
sent an invisible cloud of radio-activity around the world.
Gadhafi opens factory in Libya
BREGA. Libya -Cheered by Bedouin tribesmen on horseback, Libyan
lcade.r Col. Moammar Ga~hafi appeared in public but made no speeches at the
opening of a factory that wall make pipes for a huge underground water project.
He cut the ribbon at dusk Tuesday as a crowd of several hundred people at the
entrance to the plant deep in the Libyarrdcsert shouted "Victory for Islam ··
and "~ay a s~orm destroy America.' Gadhafi said very little to the officiais
who ~u1ded him o~ a tour.of the plant and n~thing to to the public. It was the
first tame WcsternJournahsts had seen the Libyan leader at a public gathering
since the U.~. ~m~ing ra!ds on Tripoli and Benghazi Apnl 15, which the
Reag_an ~dmin1~trat1on saa~ were intended to punish Libya for allegedly
backing mtemauonal terronsm .
Nicaragua bids I or non-aligned power
MANAGUA, Nicaragua -Nicaragua. whose dispute with the United
States is e~pected to be a key issue at the non-aligned summit in Zimbabwe,
hopes to become the movement's next leader despi te alleged opposition from
the Reagan administration. The role as leader of the IOI-nation '-"oup could
gi ve the leftist Sandinista governm~nt incrcased.intematiooal visibility and a
forum for condemning U.S. aid to he Contra rebels fi.ghtjng here for the last
four years. Dcpu1y Foreign Minister Victor Hugo Tinoco has said Nicaraaua
.. has the best chances" to become the non-aligned movement's next leader, and
as a result pla Y. host to the group's 1989 summit.
Dear World
MY YOUNG SON starts to school this week
... It's all going to be sort of strange and new to
him for awhile, and I wish you would sort of
treat him gently.
You see, up to now he's been king of the roost
.. '. He's been boss of the backyard ... His
mother has always been near to soothe his have faith in his o~ ideaa; even if everyone
wounds and repair his feelings. says they are wrong ... Teach him to be gentle
with gentle people end tough with tough
But now things are going to be different. people .
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He's going to walk down the front steps, wave Try to give my son the strength not to follow
his hand, and start out on the great adventure . the crowd when everyone is getting on the
.. It is an adventure that might take him across bandwagon ... Teach him to listen to all
continents, across oceans ..• It's an adventure men-but teach him also to filter all be bean
that will probably include wars and tragedy on a screen of truth and take just the good that
and sorrow ... To live his life in the world he siphons through.
will have to live in will require faith and love
and courage. Teach him, if you can, how to laugh when he'•
sad ... Teach him the·re is no shame in teara ..
So, World, I wish you would sort of look after . Teach him there can be glory in failure and
him ... Take him by t he hand and tea<'h him despair in success.
thi'ngs he will have to know.
Treat him gently, World, if you can. But
But do it gently. if you can. don't coddle him .. , ~ecause only the teat of
fire makes fine steel : . . Let· him have the
He will have to lean\, I know, that all men are courage to be patient ... Let him have the
not just, that all men ere not true. • patience to be breve.
But teach hi01 also that for every scoundrel
there is e hero . . . that for every crooked
politican there is a great and dedicated leader .
. . Teach him that for every enemy, there is a
fr iend.
Steer him away from envy. if you can ... and
teach him the secret of quiet laughter.
In school, World, teach him it is far more
honorable to fail than to cheat ... Teach him to
Let him be no men's man ... Teach him
always to have sublime faith in himself.
Because then he will always have sublime
fait h in mankind.
This is quite an order, World, but eee what
you can do ... He's such a nice little fellow, my
&on!
By DAN VALENTI NE
HARBOR LAWN -MOU N T OLIVE ,
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CEMETERY -MAUSOLEUM -CREMATORY
1625 GISLER A VENUE
COSTA MES A 540-5554
C•ncer: cl ims TV
star Ted KiDight
LOS ANGELES (AP) -. Emmy
award-winnina actor 'ted KniJ,ht.
whose greatest stardom came from
his portrayal of a bombastic, nincom-
poop newscaster on "The Mary Tyler
Moore Show," has died of cancer. He was 62.
KniJ,ht. who went on to star in'\wo
of his own series, the shqrt-livcd "Ted
Kni&ht Show" and "Too Close for
Comfort," died at his Pacific
Palisades home at I : I 7 p.m. Tuesday ~is wife of 38 years, Dorothy, and
their three children were at his side
said spokeswoman Vaniua Cillo. '
"He had been 111 a relatively short
penod of lime," but he knew he had
cancer last year. said Knight's agent.
\
Sol Leon.
Pnvate funeral services for family
and fnends wall be held Friday at 11
a.m. at Forest Lawn, Glendale, Cillo
said.
Last fall, Kn1&ht was hosp1ualized
for removal of a cancerous arowth
from h1s unnary tract. Earlier this
year. he returned to the hospital for
treatment ofcomplications from that
surgery.
In July, has doctors refused to let
him return to work, said Henri
Bollinger. a spokesman for Knight.
Taping of"Too Close for Comfort,"
scheduled to stan in mid-August. was
put on hold.
i(n1&ht rmettd Em mys in 1973 an~ 197 for outstandina per-
forhance by an actor in a supportina
rot• In comedy for his portrayal of
nc'fs anchorman Ted Baxter in CBS'
"~e Mary Tyler Moore Show." The sh~ran from 1970 to 1977. · night said he patterned his per-
fo nee of the arrogant, childish bu t
sty tsh anchorman after "all the
prilna donnas around the radio and ~ TV stations where I'd worked."
He even admitted that early on, "I
was one myscJf."
l.Jlrry Bloustein. vice president for
pu~icity at Mary Tyler Moore
Enttrpnses, said there would be no
cor1ment from Moore. "We arc
tembtr pnvate about this son of
th1~.' said Bloustean.
Grant Tinker. head of MTM
Enterprises when•1t produced "The
Mary Tyler Moore Show," said; "I
real!}-loved Ted Baxter and Ted
Knli)lt all together. I loved them
bot hi They gave so many of us so
many great laughs."
C~star Ed Asner. who was attend-
ing a steelworkers convention in Las
Vegas. sadly told Los Angeles-based
KNBC-TV: "We regarded ourselves
as brothers. Sometimes you taate your
brother, but the vast amount of ta me,
you love your brother. I had great
love for Ted."
Repeal of unitary tax
set for governor's OK
SACRAMENTO (AP) -A repeal
of California's unitary tax on multi-
national corpora11ons has reached
Gov George DcukmeJian. whose si~nature 1s ant1c1pated.
The votes could end more than a
decade of political warfare among
some of the state's most powerful
economic and political forces over
the complex system California has
used for nearly a half cen tury to
calculate state taxes on mult1-na-
uonal corporations.
The unitary tax 1s not a separate tax
itself. Instead, at as a method of
calculating state bank and corpor-
ation taxes. Its purpose was to
prevent firms from JUgglang books to
shaft California profits to other states
or nations with lower taxes by
calc ulating what percentage of a
firm's worldwide sales, employment
and other busrness act1v1ues take
place an California and assessing the
firm for that percentage of its world-
wide profits.
INS plans new checkpoint
near.Camp Pendleton-base
By tbe A11oclated Pre11
SAN ONOFRE -The lmm1grallon and Naturaltzat1on Service hopes to
build a new checkpoint on the San Diego Freeway in an effort to stem the fl ow
of illegal aliens and drugs, western regional comm1ss1oner Harold Ezell
announced. Ezell said Tuesday that negot1auons arc under way wath Manne
Corps officials to build an 18-lane checkpoint near Camp Pendleton. three
males south of the San Onofre station. In adduion to helping with the drug and
alien problem. EzeU--sa1d 1t would improve traffic flow The station 1n San
Onofre. south of San Clemente. haSJUSt four lanes. U.S. Border Patrol agents
who Staff It COmpla1n ll l<in't b1g enough tO handle heavy traffic flow, cspeoall)
on the weekends
Man held ln •laylng of pollcewoman
CORONA - A 26-ycar-old man was.being held today for invest1gat1on of
th e shooting death of an off-duty poli ce officer and the wounding of her friend
an what apparently was a traffic dispute. Harold Harvey Hawks of Pomona was
arrested at 5: 15 p.m. Tuesday outside a fnend's house an Pomona. and his car
was impounded for tests, Corona police spokeswoman Ninfa Johnstone said
today. Hawks was booked for investigation of mu rder. attempted murder and
firing a gun into an occupied vehicle. and was held in the Ri versi de Cou nt y Jail
on $250.000 bail, Johnstone said. Corona police officer Patricia Dwyer. 45. was
shot to death Friday by a motonst who chased a van dri ven by her husband. apparently angry at the husband's driving.
Pregnant doll golng on the market
HAWTHORNE -The Mattel toy company sa ys a trend tov.ard the
family concept 1n dolls led It to market a three-doll set that includes a mother
doll which appears to be pregnant. a father and a newborn baby. However. the
mother ··1s not a Barbie an any way, shape or form ... Mattel marketing director
Kathy Hamson emphasized Tuesday. "Barbie, as we all know. has always been
single. and always wall be. and wait never have a baby." Hamson said "For
years lllllc girls v.ere wntang m. wondenng why Barbie couldn't have a bab) :·
she said
Weather satelllte launch faces delay
VANDENBERG AfR FORCE BASE-The launch ofa weather satell1te
may be delayed for the 15th tame because engineers arc having trouble
repaanng two potenually explosive fuel leaks on an Atlas E rocket. officials
said. The fuel leakage continued Tuesday aficr a 18,000 gallons of hqu1d
oxygen was pumped through two booster engines on the rocket that 1s to carry
the S37.3 million NOAA·G satellite into orbit. said Bill Peacock, NASA's
NOAA-G manager. Peacock said he probably wouldn't know for 24 hours
whether the leaks will force NASA to delay its plans to launch the weather and
search-and-rescue satellite at 8:52 a.m. Sept. 7 from Vandenberg.
Bilingual ballot lnvestlgatlon revived
AN FRA NCISCO -The 9th U.S. Circuit Co un of Ap~als revived a
minority ~oups' challenge to U.S. Attorney Joseph Russonae lto's dormant
anvesugauon 1n which he sent 1mm1grat1on officials names ofbthngual ballot
applicants In a 6-5 dects1on Tuesday. the coun noted claims by groups
representing Hispanics and Chtnese-Amencans that the invest1ga11on had
fnghtened man y new c1t12ens out of rcgistenng to vote. as reflected an a dropoff
of the usually high registration rate dunng the final weeks ofa 1982 rcg1strat1on
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U.S. carrier ordered on N Libyan patrol
By Ute As~te4 Prest
WASHINGTON -The United State1, add1na
muscle to a recent wvnina to Ubya's Col. Moammar
Gadhafi. is canceliDJ a pon call for the aircraft carrier
Forrcstal and ordcnn• 1t to patrol lhc Mcditemnean
north of Libya, admins11ration sources say. The carrier
will bypass a port call in Haifa, Israel, that had been
scheduled to start today after the tbip fin ished a series of
exercises with Eaypt, the sources said Tuesday. The
decision by the Pentaaon came after Reapn adminis-
tration officials warned Gadhafi on Monday a,ainst
launching new terronst attacks apinst Americans.
ju: tie»<Jesia)ltc conceaJcd a ltUlt fund from his diubkd
brother·in·law. Dcmocr11u Edward M.. Kennedy of
Massachusets Alan Cran11on of CaJJfo~ Paul Simon
of Illinois an< Howard M. Metzenbeum of Ohio~ the
request Tudlay 1n a letter to the Senate Judiciary
Comm1ttcc dairman.
By ~e Al1ocla&e4 Presa percent. Phil toddard and Ryal Wbjte had 237 votes.
Lawyer Steve Cowper won Alaska's Democratic On the GOP sjde, Sturaulewsld led nine candidates
gubcmatonaJ nomination today, defeating Gov. Bill with 22,803 votes, or 31 percent, while Hickel had 20,836.
Sheffield, while in the GOP primary, Sen. Arliss first-term GOP Sen. Frank Murkowski had no
turgulewslu held a sli&ht lead over former Gov. Walter primary opposition in his bid for a second term. H' k I With 396 of 442 precincts rcponin& Glenn Olds.
ic ~~anwhile, Henry Bcllmon, Oklahoma's first Re-president of Alaska Pacific Uni versity, won the five-way
publican elected governor, won the GOP nomination Democratic primary with 32,787 votes, or 77 percent.
Tuesday to succeed Gov. George Nigh, but Democrats Oklahoma's seven-term Rep. Jarnes R. Jones easil y
David Walters and Attorney General Mike Turpen will won the Democratic U.S. Senate nomination Tuesday to New Rehnqulstprobe •ondlJt
FBI nres agent lacing trial
mttt 1n a Sept. 16 runoff. challenge Republican Sen. Don Nickles, who had no -e·
With 396 of Ala ka's 442 precincts reporting, Cowper primary opposition in his bid for a second term. WASHINGTON -Declarina that William H.
had an overwhelming lead over Sheffield in Tuesday's With 92 percent of precincts reponing, Bellmon had Rehnquist's "ethical co nduct" is in question, four
pn mary ballou ng. 31 ,348 to 21 ,560, or 59 percent to 40 98.052 votes. or 72 percent. burying four opponents. senators want a new FBI probe ofalleptions that the chief
WASHUIGTON -A 13.year FBI aacnt cbarpd
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the bureau's Cleveland ~ffice,. wa~ •i:ide=nt .of
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Governors assert states h8.ve
authority oVer National Guard
Froatlertonie
tor baakraptcy
DENVER (AP) -Pcooic Uptal
Inc. anoounccd today lMI ii bu
failed to .ftnd a buyer for it• frontier
Airlines 1ubsidia.ry and would file for
bankruptcy proteclion for the
troubled camcr.
.Nicaraguan rebels, dJµg
link offf ctally conceded
WASHINOTON (AP) -The b narcotJCI ~==IO flli
apn adminittratJon c:onceda~~ Uni* Slalft in IGr • ff,ILTOr-1 HEAD iSLANO, S.C. (AP) -Governors
weren. t laki~ shou at. Pret1dent Rcapn's Central
Ammca pol~cy~uten1n1 that states have authority over tbe,Nat10 rd, says t e National Governors' Association's new chic.
. The aroup unanimously appro a PQJicy Tuesday
stau.na die U.S. Cons~tution aives em oontrol over
National Guard troops an their state during peacetime.
The •~tement1 approved before the association c~ncluded 1taannua con'tlention, wasaimed at blocking a
bill pasted by the. House two weeks aao that attempts to
move that authont~ fro~ the states to the Pentaaon.
:n?e aoye"!'ora action was not directed against the
admanutrahon s Central America policy because both
supporters and opponents of that policy approved the
state!!'ent, 111d Arkansas Gov. Bill 01oton.1 Democrat.
One hundred percent of th( aovemon beHeve the goyemors should. COl\tinue to have tome say-to:' sajd
Oanton, t~e a soc1at1on's new chief.
The dispute was trigercd when aovemors anclud1n1 J~ph ~rennan of Maine and Bruce Babbitt of Arizona sat~ .their au~d troops could not 10 to Honduras for tram.~°"' exercises at Pentaaon request. ·
. Even ,the people who SU\)pon the Central America poh~ don t want the executive to be able to use the
Nat1ona.I Guard to implement that poUcy without some
sort of saan~fTby the governors," Clinton said.
He let h11 stat~'s troops go to Honduras, where U.S.-back~d re be.ls f l&h.t1 ng to overthrow the leftist governmcn t
of ne1ghbonn1 Nicaragua are based. I
People E.xpresa spokesman RuueU ~·~hetta. confinnina l'CJ>C?'U of an 1mm1nent bank.rupccy fllina. said
discuHions bet~n People Express
and other parties "didn't pan out."
He declined to say whether the
Newark-baed compeny'1 July 10
deal to sell Frontier to United
Airlines for S 146 milUon was ·atill on.
Grounded since' Sunday. Frontier
has has been losina SI million a day
amid rumors that bankruptcy court
loomed as the final option.
Nica.rtpan rebtls trafrack.ed IJl 11t'Dlue, c-o belie a pws .-S money.
but denies the princi~ U.S. ft alto DOCC.11 ocw ._ ~ Contra IJ'OUP. is implicated. by people woc:imd · wiill tM c.o.;.
'"Tbc 1v11lable evidencej)Oinll to tru, but llid rebel lledlll l9d die
involvement with drua tramdten by main U.S • ..-:ud ,..... .,... dlllt
a limited number of ~n• havina United Nic:arquan ODDolitioo.
various kinda of affiliations with or UNO. appattntly Mft' not favolved. political sympethiea for resistance last December, Tbe A1911ci111d
ps," ac.cordina to a new State Preti. 4uotiQ1 U.S. invelliptGn ud
rtment report sent to Co~. volunteers who worked wilb die
pc<:ifica.lly, the report cita U.S. rcbel11 repor1cd that Nicanpao re-
inteUiaence information u 11yina "a belt in Cotta Rica e....,.ed iD cocaiDe
senior member of Eden Patton's traftickina to help finaftoe 1heir war
Sandino Revolutionary front" in late qainst N'JCarllUl'l leftilt Sudioista
1984 ..,.eed to help a Colombian aovenunent.
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Fun in the sun ..
clouded as
season ends
Turn out the lights. the pany's over.
ls ll possible the Orange Coast no longer welcome'
fun-lo..,ing. devil-may-care types looking for surf. sand
and sun''
Will we no longer prO\ 1de a rrsp1te for those who
wish to get awa> from It all?
Have "'e gone and grown up?
These enous questions are no"' being raised in
1mpurtant places.
4.nd, lest }OU doubt the consternation recent event s
haH! caused, witness th e following from an obviously
disturbed reader of The Daily Pilot:
Slow (down) on b1cvcles. I ca n ·r nde mv skateboard
un Mam 'erect. Party h ouses being raided {n Newport. I
can't bd1cvc it. I don't care if the R ussians take over."
Ob' 1oush . we ha"e a serious Cl\ 1c crisis in our
midst. ·
Huntington Bcac h police arc using radar to keep
b1c}cl1sts pedaling slower than 5 mph when pedestnans
arc present.
The 11de of public op1n1on seems to have turned
against the part> animals who run amok in overpriced
rentals along th~: beach. Will the pany poopers prevail?
It docsn "t look good for the sunglass set.
The si..atcboard faces ex unction in at least two cllles
kn own for their b1kin1 and baggies crowd .
Will v.c take the fun out of the Fun Zone?
~ill an .\mencan way o flife be lost in the quest for
modcra11on''
~omc \a} at looks ominous.
However. 1t\ likely the cnsis will pass. It has before.
Whether clunk> beach cruisers or sleek 12 speeds.
bikes "'111 fort.'\L'r coexist along the coast wi th those
pu ... hing nothing more than flip flops.
~kall'hoard'> ~ce m to have rrtme staying power than
the hula hoo p . .\nd. somehow, the notJon that the last
part> ha.., hn·n thrown in Newpon is a little hard to
accept
The loc.JI\ ha\en't gone stodgy and the Orange
( oast ha..,n·1 "L'l out thl' l\Jot Welcome sign to pleasure
\cl'i..ers
The anwL·r can he hctter found in the alignment of
the.· \Un . thL' p11\1llon ot thl' moon and the pl acement of
thr c.,tarc.,
Mark not thl' end 111 fun but the passing of the
..,umml'r )l'a\un
\\ l'ttr\ merL hant\ ,ind blear\ rc'\1dent;, ha\t.~ earned
thl· \ JlJll<>n thL· end of ')Um mer bnngs them. For man)
L ahor Da' '"' a grc.·atcr holida~ than St. ~1ck\ for at
'>lgnc.tl) the.· hcginnrng uf peace -and quiet.
But rnnH.' c.,pnng. the warming sun won't fall on the
.,houkkrc., ot a bunth offudd}-dud<l1es. At Eastn. strcetc.,
and htaL hr~ ""On "t be de\crted. Sile me wall be broken h\
m1>n: thiJn c.,nores and the shuffiing of checkers. ·
T ht <>range Coast \.\.Ill again pla1 host to the world.
"1th .ill m "ildness. wans and whims. Onl> next year
~c.·'11d1>1t o\ er dgain with a sligh tl y different se t ofrule'>.
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Pilot huv.1.'\ l.'r "'a' thJt the prc\tlknc ~
ulumatcl\ hclong\ 111 "'the pcopk
\o v.h~ n1Jt p.tH' lhl' people th1
l'rc'>uJrnt thn .,.,an!'' \.\ h) ltm1t th1·
peopk\ d1111te tn 1n,t1tut1ng 'iUth Jn
arcane and arh111.ir \ .imcndmc.:111°'
\.\hen .\mcman' n·turncd Ronald
Rrag:in 111 tht' V. h11t• Hou~ 1n I 91'1.i
lhC"'f "'l'rc not pJ\ln~ him a ··anhutl'
J'> thl· l'alol claim' hul V.l'rt' \Ot1ng for
... hom 1he} thriught v.11uld do the he\I
11h 11 thl' pcopil' ii(t<Wl lx•l1l'"C ht. I\
thl 'x'\I tor the Joh J nJ f"f1t\ 1d1ng Mr
KcJg.in 1-; w11l1nt! t11 run dgain. the
flt'••Plc '>hould h:nt.· th~ r1gh1 tr> clcu
him ll:nov.1ng that th1· c on\tllutwn
.... all protect them lr11n1 nrc\llkntial
t:\ C\'>C\<t\ It <Itel v.twn \Ir '\;l\on W3\
J>ll0 \1de M r hl' 2~ncl .\mendmt.•nt l\JnJthema
'" thl' fundamcntJI knct\ of our
11·pre,cn1au' e fnrm ot sm crnmcnt
II I\ an tac1. an 1n\ult to the. \mc:ncan
1>1:oplc and 'ihOv.\ ii l omplete lack Of
l;11th 1n the ( on~t1tutmn It ,hould
lht·relorc be: reric<1led
Robcn K Doman
I '> < nngrc•"man
Correction
<>n T 111·<,d,1) ~ r<11t1111al 1>age .,
h-111:1 "'"111•n h' lr,1n<' C ountalman
< I'·" 1cl Rot~t·t 1.111 unclrr '.l hl':\dlinC"
nr<Hl\'1111'" 11knt1h1nK ham .t\ lht·
"'·" 1 H 111 '" 1111• 'T hr f);11h Pilot
fl'frCI\ 1111' l'fflll
Tom h H
OOfl ,,.,.. •• ,
•Iv Fc11t0< ,.., c1en1n
N~ [C:lilor
CretQ tMtt
po<t1 Ec:ttto-
~Centr ...
Prr.duc11M Otret!Ot
!d1tQf
fen-J K•ftdle Circu>111iM OltKIO<
Howerd Mun.n.,.,
Ac:tverht•f'IO [)reitll>f
P9ffy ... 'flne
Ctuiilfled Ofrtclor
arvce flMf9
C«itrOl!er
"When I opened the door ... three thoughts /Ja hed through my head:
l cou/dn 'treach the paper. mycarl lmprlson~ln thegarage. and
wouldn 't It be nice to move Jn to a <'Ondo. 11
· ~RS. Re~GAN . soMeONe veRY
Clase 10 YOV IS
INVOLVeDIN
WAAt>ONS AND
~~MVNlilON TR~f f\CKING
TO ™UCJS IN
G~SP[
MY M~\D ? \CUI(
HUSBAND.
LATIN AMe~ICA .
,'If g' •;
Ollt New9 Amerle• Syndic.I•., ..
Home improvement team
could use some fixin' up
Handymen haven't quite nailed down
the timing. coordination of their work
To lo.l·ep our housc from ~comtng
a "'11\l'r-uppcr'" of the near future.
wl·\ 1· '>lJrted -.ome minor and maJor
rl'lurhl\htng Pa1nt1ng. new gutters.
ll'rm 1tt' v.ork. drn ev.a )' resurfacing
-Jll thme little things that make
ht·ing J propert) owner so enjoyable.
\.\l• '>thcduli:d II according 10 lhe
am1Ju n1 ol li me rach project would
talo.e and thl' mes' at .,.,ould make
(1u1ter' and termite IA.Ork first so
thl" pJ1ntc:1 rnuld patch and co' er any
'il Jr\ lefl h' thl' v.orkmen. The slurry
\c.11 on tht· dr1\l•V.J\ would ~ done
altl·r thl' 11th1·1 v.orkm<.'n had pulled
thl·1r ht•a'' trud' out ot th<.' driveway
for thl' la'>t 11me v. hl·n 'ou gl·t into projects ~our
nl'lghhor or a rl'ldll\ t' can't handle.
;.inJ '<>u ha' 1· to deal with contrac-
tor\ \OU (JO lUUnl on
a) \l.1lo.1ng an a'crage of three calls
lx·lorr 'omronr comes oat to look al
thr problem and g"e >Ou hie;
•"trurwmatJI estimate
h) lie ur ~hl' v.111 give )'OU a \tan
d.ttl' and a lO mpl<.'uon date. neither of
"'h ll h " honored
l I 111'> J'>tronom1t al bill will amve
till JJ\ alter he f1n1~hes 1f hr didn't
g1\l' at ·to )OU when he left.
I made the rt•qu1rcd number of calls
-lnur to the pa' 1ng company. three
to the painter. three to the lerm11<.'
man. and 1v.o to the gu tter company
The} Jrrt Vl'd. nol on 1he day they
said the> would. K41\l' e<it1mates, and
agreed to the'' hedule we worked out
The painter arravt·d ahead o f sched -
ule He had a big job farther up the
coa\t and wan1cd to finish wit h u-;
fir\t He wa~ halfwa} through paint-
ing thr cave s when the gutter man
arn' cd w install ncv. gutters
It v.a' not a happ) meeting.
T.,. o da}\ aflcr thq reached a
comprnm1'll', th(' 1erm1te man am,cd
and borcd a few holes in the ea,cs 1hat
had been freshl} painted
The: painter hung in there He parks
ht'> big' an b} lhe front door so he has
ea'i) access to his supplies He usuall}
am,e!> carh
But not as carh as 1he slum seal
truck did }estcrda) The) dec1d°ed
"'to heclo. w11h 1he schedule. lct''i do
tht· Wells' place: toda) " The} did
Without c.allang first
\.\ hc:n I opened thl' door to get the
papt·r and~"' 1he men tying a bnghl
'cllow ribbon acro''i 1he driveway to
protcc1 the wet. black surface. three
thoughts flashed through m) head I
couldn"t rt·ach the paper. m) car 1s
1mpmoned 1n the garage. and
wouldn"t It Ix· nice to move into a
-17l.{1ill :t;c.1:1i1;,f ;ti!•i;f 111l:1.j
rondo.
ANN
WELLS
The painter anwed Ju~t 1hcn. 1n
11m1: for the slurl) scalers 10 tell him
to sta) ofT the driveway for 24 hourc;.
and not to drl\ <.' h1~ truck on 11 for 48
hours
The painter and I \houted bark and
fonh from the front door to the <otreet
I was tr)ing to con .. 1nce htm th<.'
pa' ing compam d1dn"t \lick to th1•
schcduk and I .... J'> 1ncon .. en1ent.ed
too
Another comprom1~. he matle a
number ol lrtp'i through the neigh-
bors ~ard rar1)1ng his butke1s and
drop cloths and ladders -and v. ho
knO\h .... hat hlac lo. thoughts
I plied ham \\llh coOee and
ao1c;.,an1s and told him to lea'c h1~
budt't' ant.I drop doths and laddcrc;
on 1h1: ded, so hl· wouldn't have to
earn them OJl lo. the long wa> around
I 1e·, nut going 10 be pacified He sa~ c;
thl') v.111 he ripped off
~ouldn"t II be Olct' ltl mo\e 1n1 11 a
condo"
Columnist Alla Wells /lv~s la
Laguna Niguel.
Haiti's governor perfect
man for the job; too bad
Narnphy. chai rma n of military junta . running
the country well. but h e doesn 't wa nt the job
l'I >I< T · \ l. ·PK I'( E. Ha1t1 -On
.1 '111.tll tlu\I) larm beside a gravel
r1i.1d 1111 th1· 11ut,lo.1rt\ o f the ci t) I
d1" ''' a1·t.I the rJrt"\I ot all poltt1cal
.rn1m.1l' J ll•:tdl"r v.hn doesn't want to
ll'.tJ .1 rull-1 \\tthout political ambi-
tion .t m1l11;in \lrongman who wants
111 h.1nd hi\ pov.cr 11' er to c1v1 hans
'°llall' I kpallnwnt offi cials told me
.1h11u1 thl\ un1qul person: the) -.aid
11 ( •l:n I knn "amph) didn't seek
p11lat11 ill pm\t'r d<X'<,n't want tt and
·'"umnJ 11 onh out nl a <.t'nsc of duh
'>ur 11u1go1ng amh<w.ador to Ha1t1
C l.1\1110 'v1c \1ana'"'a' confirmed
1h.11 th1: chairman ol Ha1t1's mtl1tar.
111111.1 '' drl\en b' du1' not amb1uon
\.\ 1th11111 l'\lCpl1;>0 people who know
'Jmph~ t.lt''><.nhi: him d\ a patnot of
um11mm11n 1ntq~nt\ 1.1iho •~ ai,
hnnnt a\ ht• 1\ blunt
'lt1 ll I d1dn 1 hclae'e them until I
111~ t '\,llll~)h)' for m~..clf I fo und him
\lilt 1i .. 1ng on 1hc mode'it farm he
ownl·d llcfore he took over the
Haman government lie declined to
mmt· into 1he pres1 dcnt1al palace: the
opult·nlt' t>f m former occttpant.
011\lt'tl d1ltator Jean-Claude "Baby
l>m ··I hJ' a her. d1\gu~tcd him "I wa\
a ..... 111· of Duvalier's citccsscs."
\i,1 m~h) told me. "bul 11 was much '">"l' than I had imagined "
I alt 111 4'.tle th1· m1lttal) \trong·
m.1n "d1~rm1ng Of medium phy~1-
< .11 pr1>p11n111n' and c.,tocky build. he
\l"l'm' 1 hruugh \ome knack of cam age
t11 Ix· larger .ind more.-powerful than
ti\' 1\ I le ha' an arre'11na face with
nk.1'-<lnl amiable line\ ~et an 1nt1ma-
t111n ol ruucdnc'~ H1\ wholr pcr-
'>t•naht\ light\ up every time he
\m1lc\ lk d1 .. pla)\ an a1hle11c con-
d111on1ng \Cl he tctlk-.en1hu~1Ht1cl\ll)
.1hout hook\ and a'iked knowledae·
..ihl(.' quc\11110' Jhoul m) own late~•
hoo~
I \pent 11n C"\<cn1na with N:tmphy.
1hrC'C" rntnrm.11 hour\, while ht~ small
d.1uf(hter 1t1gged at him 5lruuled into
hi' lap huggrd h1\ neck an-d bcM,ed
tor ,n,1t k'
I qUl''>lt oned ham 10 d1fTcren1 v.ay'i
ahCJut h1'> polttarnl amb111 on' The
an, .... 1.·r was alv.ay'> the ~me he had
nww ··o last hl· hctame eussxrated
.,.,1th rhl· subjcll "I am a m1lttar)
man ,ind I ha ve no 1ntere~t 1n uv1han
offiu.•." he c;a1d 1n ht'i native F-rcnch.
'>peaking through an intcrpr<.'ter "But
nen 11 I "ere a c1v 1han and burned
v.1th polit1rnl dmb1t1on. I 1.1iould not
v.anl to h<.· prt'\ldcnt ot lfa111" The
n.1t10n's prnhli:ms. he c~pla1n<.'d arc
too O\ef"'A hclm1n~
tk 'P<>kl' gravel) abou1 H.u11'<,
1emhlc m1 <>ef) The 1rca\ur) hac, been
dra1n<·d the economy 1\ close to
rnllapS<.'. the land has been \apped.
1he populauon 1s 1mpovemhed He
ha'i made repeated tnps into the
h1n1erlandr, 10 'ts1t with the people
and find ou1 for h1m~lt v.hat their
nccd<i arc Once he dro'e a pickup
truck.-unaccompanied b) aide!>,
Ood}"guard~ and pres1dent1al trap-
ping'>. He asked qucslloM without
revealing h1!. 1dent1ty, un11I someone
tecognued hi m
< learly. Namphy 1s tormented by
what he learned. I\\ he talked about
the needs of the people. he broke into
Fnglt'ih. "The\<' arc good people," he
'ia1d Then he turned to me. his eyl"
mtmt. "Ye,:· he rcpeatt'd. "tht'y are
good people .. A~xx:1atc\ told me he
angu1<,he~ over 1he phaht of 1hc
~Opie ~illd r ort1gn M1n1\ter Jean
Baptt'>I lf1hme "I \mow 1h1\ m3n I
kno"' how he ha\ \uITered "
Th<" t n tted \tate'i ~ems pre ex.
l upacd Namphy said. with elcc110M
"W11\htng1on ts 1n a hurry for us to
l'M'rnme a dtmocraq .. he satd .. r he
people don't ~ant demcx:raq f hc)
v..tnl 1oh'>"
He l'i e<iaer nevcrthdc'' rn 1urn
thr countr, o'er lo uv1l>an rule. but
he 1\ v.orncd ahout 1hc prc'i1dent1al
c-and1dall'\ \ome .ire dcmaaoaue\
who m1aht tx-1.ome d1ctaton if 1hc}
g:un power. 01her~ arc ,rooks who
wan I to ~trip the trt:in1ry of what ltttlt
" left Namph) fur\ He ~td mo'il
Ha111.Jn\ 11re naive tru~t1n(l JX'OPlt"
JACK
ANDERSON
"h11 ran he fooled hy a dcma1to1tuc
I k ha\ <,chl·Jukd pre'itdcnttal clc«·
ttons 1n I <nr• During the 1ntenm. he
hopt''> to l"dU(ate 1he people b)
1ntro<lunng lkmo<rat.} al lh<' local
k'cl But ht• i<i w1ll1ng 10 ru\h !he
pnx:ci.~ and hold earlier elecl1 on'i -11
the l n1tnJ \talt'' v.111 take rc\pons1-
b1ltt\ for the rnn~quences
I ne' 1:r 1hough1 I would ever
ad,0tale kec:prng a m1lttal) JUnta in
power But an m' op1n1on the longer
Namph) can hi: persuaded to remain
at 1he I la111an helm. 1he bener ofT
Ha111 will Ile and thr mnrl' hkcl\ he
"'" be \UlCeetkd h~ J lrue dC'rOOC·
rae)
CASTRO C ON NFCTION Acro'i'i
the waters 1n ne1ghbonng Cuba. Fidel
('a.,tro 1s watching Ha1tt with a
hungi; c}e lntC'lhgcncc source\ wy
he: hopec; to l'itplo11 lta111'11 deepening
poverty Ha1t1an rc-vo lut1onanes
have been 1ra1ned 1n C uha to ~botage•
the economy. h1t'>ten f-f a111's econ-
omic collap'i{' and form a com mun1~1
\la1e out o(tht• 1A.rcl"kfl1tC'
CHH't rxx ·~ I E<1 ·\C Y Before
n d1l ta1or Jean C laude "R11hy Doc"'
l>u' .1hc.'r lkd li.11t1 ;i few \lep~ ahead
of an .mar"~ mob h( turned over 1he
ao' anment ' h<ln" 1:count 10 h1\
\Ul(e\\Ot I t \ 1cn Henri Namph)
\uord1na tu 11nt• repon. there wu
le'>\ than s: m1ll1on lefi 1n the
national trCJ\Ur) \fttr 1hc hook
keeping v.ar, '>tra1&J1tencd uut. a
'iourlc said Nctmph) had onl)
~sno ooo to run the govcmment
nu, alter and hi\ cron1e'i ab'ltondcd
\\'llh h1ll1on\ Namph) ha\ rc-1111ned
law'fer\ and ~te,ountant, to fiaurc oul
t'.'•H th ho~ mu( h. 10 Hace where 11
ha ' gonl." and Ill tr) 10 ~ct 11 hi.ck
J•d .Ud~Nob 11 1 1yWfllrat~d
rofumal•t
I
.,
Al'f1' WBLLS
CoJamnlat
DAN
WALTERS
Moriarty
case just
tip of
iceberg
\-\\RAMENTO -For the past
\l'' l'ral mon1hs. 1t appeared to many.
1he \learn had escaped from the Pat
Moriarty scandal.
. Monart). a one-time Orange
C ount)' fireworh tycoon. had been
.,e n! to federal prison for his role in
wllJt prosecutors said was a wide·
spread sch1:me to corrupt state and
Iota I offic1ah to ad,ance his business
1n1i:r1:\I~ .\ fe" local officials in
\outhrrn C ahforn1a also has been
natlc:d
But 1n Sacramento. ·where much of
the intlucncc-peddhng was alleged to
ha' 1: ocrnrred. th e conventional w1~
dom v.a!> that the half-dozen 'or so
former and presen1 state lcg.isla1ors
connected to Monany's tangled af-
fair'> would skate. ~
The federal 1nvest1gators insisted
thal the Moria rt} pro~ was con11nu-
1ng but with the apparent lade of
action and the rcpons that Monany
h1m~df had been a less-than-perfect
wllnl'~\ during grand JUf)' heanngs,
thert.· "as a growrng ~lief in the
( ap11ol that no big names would be
1nd1t 1cd.
A.ssembl} Speaker Wtlhe Brown,
i,neral of whose leg1slat1ve heuten·
ant~ had been tied to Morian y. took
111 ~torn 1ng the Moriarty case as "just
a nt•wspaper story" and giving public
a\\uranc:es that no members of the
lxgl'>l ature would be involved.
\II of that changed last Thursday
.,. hl'n a frderal grand Jury indicted ex·
\\\\'mhl)'man Bruce Young on 28
u1unl' of mail fraud. alleging tha1 he
a\H'fllL'd a scnc!> of secret payments
Imm \lonart} to help the bu51-
ne\\man 1A.1th h1\ poh11cal affairs,
ITI(l'>I notabl) passage of lcg1sla11on
malo.ing 11 easier to con11nue selling firev.or~., in 1he slate
It hadn I been a secret that You ng
\\<:t\ d lop target of the invt1ttgat1on.
T hl belt 1 ng in the C a p1 lol. rn fact. was
that 1fan) leg1slat1 ve poht1c1an bit the
JU\I for his dealings with Monany.11
v.ould be Young. now a lobbyist wi th
om· of';acramenio's most influential
lohb~ ing firms
.\~ the: Leg1'>lature returned to the
( ap11ol Monday for the final week of
tht· b1rnn1al session. there was no
mort• talk about the Monan y case
f111llng o ut. Just the o pposite. The
hall"a}'i were rife with rumor and
\l)<.'l ulat1on about who might ~ the
nn I poht1cal figure 10 face the music.
,,.,t·mbl)man Mike Roos of Los
-\ngl'lcs. the Democratic floor leader
and one of ~peaker Brown's top
hcutcnan1s. ha~ ~en deeply involved
V.ifhV1lrriliM5 !>bu 1iff"sSiirrecm.
ha' .\<,~mbl> man Frank V1cenc1a.
thl' \pl.'aker pro tem. of Bellflower A
\foriJ rt} aide has testified that
Jnnthc:r asi,embl}man. Richard Rob-
1n .. 11n of C1arden Grove. was among
tho\l' "'hu rccervcd favors of prost1-
IUtl'\ pJ1t.I b) Monart)
It \hnuld be: noted that while
MurtJrt\ uc;cd campaign contnbu-
tton' to gain polt11cal influence. the ~tand.il go1.•, v.cll beyond campaign
l"ht:l'lo.' to 1ndud1: direct payoffs to
poltt1LJI figures ( ampa1gn contnbu-
t1on~ ha"<.' been a growing scandal.
hul .,.,1th pcr'>onal payoffs, we're
talk1ngah11ut .rn C\en more tns1d10U$
trend
.\ maJOr que\llon floating aro und
thl· C ap1tol r<.'c.cn1I} was whether
\pi:akcr Brov.n himself might bt
t.lra\\n into lhe .iffaar One of the
't oung 1nd1c tments revolves about a
I 9X~ kuer 1ha1 he v.ro1e to Monarty
\Oltl 1t1ng S 11( ~(XI an campaign con·
1nhut1onc, to Dcmouat1c legislative c..1nd1ddte~. he !>aid on behalf of
Rro"'n
fn,es11gators ha1.c the lct1er. along
"'1th tht• document.in evidence 1ha1
the n1htnbut1on\ were made The
que\t1nn 1\ whether' oung was ac11ng
on h1'i O\\n or at Brown's direction
v. hen the: lc1tcr was "ntten If 1t was
the la lier dnd there wa'i ~me promise
of favorat>lc treatment o n Monarty's
firework' bill, the speaker could be
dra1A. n dircctlv rnto the case as a
pan1c1pan1 1n a money·laundcrina
scheme
It's 1m~'>s1ble to knov. how far the
s.tnng of1nd1ctmcnt' 1n the Monan y
"'°'c -12 now ha vc b«n charged -
will ~t retlh Monart} cooperated
when fared with a 'itiITterm 1n federal
pmo f\. 1mphcat1ng otheT"i If the cue
against Young " a ~>ltd one, many in
the ( apttol believe he may 1mphcate
ht\ c~·lcgic,la\lve rnlleagues even
more full y
A.t the ver. lcar,t the tndH:tment of
't 11ungdcmonslra1e' that tht" Monar·
I) S<.and.il 1~ not JU~t. a1 Speaker
Brn"'n charactertLed 11. "Just • nCW\· p~ptr .,IOI) ..
It'\ .1 real Kandal tha1 pro' 1d" a
1nulini. and unfortun11tt"I) not 1\ohHe<l pcd into contemporary
lqr.1 .. lat1\C pohtll.:\ rhcn'', t~ n
odor of \}5tem1c corruption 1n ,J:
< Jp1tol of the buy1n and ~lhna of
vole\ on an tn\tttuuonal lt"vet The
Moriarty a011r 1~ JU\! the 11p of the
icebrrg •
Du Walt~n Ii • 1yodlt'llftl
rof11mnl•t.
• .
Homosezualbias hurting
public education on AIDS
WAll&SN It. LEAl\Y ..........
WASHINGTON -A survey re-~ Tuesday indacatcs p~udice
ap1n1t homoeexua!s may prevent the
pubhc from ac<:ept1n1 much available
AIDS information.
The aurvey, done in San FrancilCO,
New York City and London, says that fear of AIDS 1s more likely in people
who are Jess informed about the
disease. .
The study indicates that campaians
to educate the public about acquired
immune deficarncy syndrome m1y
have to be shifted away from
homosexual orpniz.ations. which
carry the bul k of the educational
d'fortin many dries, said reaearchers
who conducted the survey.
Dr. Lydia Temoshok of lhe Uni-
versity of California, San Francisco,
said educational campaips sponsor-
ed by homosexual orpn121tions may
be excellent for educating lesa-preju-
diccd sections of the population.
But the survey indicates these
efforts "may be ineffective in reach-
ing the general public who may avoid
or discredit p y-associated literature
and establishments." she told the
~
annual moetina of the American
Psycholosical AllOCiMioe •
Government ~ aad non· homosuual hea th orpnizations
may have to play~ in AIDS education efrorts · (or the
aeneral population if are to be
effective in combetina fear, ianorance
and prejudice, she said in a pepcr
prepared for the meetina.
AIDS, an incurable condition that
results in destruction of the body's
infcction-fi&htina immune system,
has been diapotcd in more than
23,000Americans, haJfofwl\om have
died. There is no effective treatment
for the disease and no one is known to have survived it
The viral disease is spread throuah
anti mate conta~ with victims' bodily
fluids, such as blood and semen, and
more than 70 percent or cases have involved male homosexuals. Other
high-risk groups include intravenous
drug abusers and those receiving
infected blood.or blood products.
The attitude study, co-authored by
David M. Sweet and Jane Zich, involved surveying 399 members of
the general public at the same time in
the three cities. Temoshok said the
11m wu to tll~ the relation1lups
amona know , belie& and a&·
1jtudct 1bou1 Al
Retpondcnts were divided into
four .,-oupa. inc:ludina homotnuaJ
and bisexual men 11 bilhnt 1exual
risk or aettina AIDS ancf tho eeneral
public In the three cities. San Fran-
cilCO is the city where AIDS has been
a known health problem for the
lonant time, followed by New York
and, lastly, London.
London ·reapon&nts had the
arcatest tcneral fear of AJ OS and the
strontcr anti-homosexuaJ attitudes,
accordina to the study, as measured
by responses to statements such IS,
"Gays should be quarantined to
prevent tilt sp~ad or AIDS" and,
"People with AIDS should not be
allowed to handle food in res-
taurants."
Lns strona feelings, in decreasing
order, were recorded in New York,
San Francisco and in the sexual risk
aroup. In all three ci1ies, the re-
searchers said. those with a general
fear of AIDS and anti-homosexual
attitudes had the least knowledte
about the disease.
"It 1s not clear whether fear and
prejudice. which were highly 1nter-
correl11ed. promote i&norance."
Tcmoshok said. ·•or ianorance an-·
creases fear and prejudice ...
Regardless of what comes fim. she
said. better public health education is
needed because the survey also fou nd that those with aeneral fears and anti-
homoscxual attitudes do not desire
AIDS information.
Insects with AIDS virus found in African countries
PARIS (AP) -In sects con-taminated with the AIDS vi rus ha ve
been found in two African nations,
but there is no evidence that they pose
a threat to humans.
I COUPON exP1RES 9-10-ebj
Mos t of the 80 mosquitoes,
cockroaches, ant-lions, tsetse flies
and other insects tested from Zaire
and the Central African Republic
were infected with the deadly virus.
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pmcribtnt lt.aMt meau. te. Mk and
fewer calorics for thoee who want to
1urvive the hi&h-caloric, hleh·fat
American diet rupon1ible for
thousands of deaths each day. The voluntary auociation., whose
diet rccommendations influence cat-
in& habits nationwide, ill\led revised
auidclines Tuesday callina for funhcr
restrictions on fat and cho&et1etol.
The revisions. the Jim in etght
years. also include the auociauon·s
first ~ommeodat.ons on IOdium
and alcohol intake. and tear lhc
suant1ons more toward each indi·
v1dual's body weight rather than
suggested amounts of certain types of
food.
Be!i,!des further reduc1 n1
cholesterol intake, the new l'udchncs
say peopte should cut sodium con-
sumption by eatin& less than a level
teaspoon of salt daily. And they
should restrict aloohol consumpuon
to less than the equivalent of two
beers or two.aJasses of wine each day.
The higb-c.aloric, hiah·fat Ameri-
can die1 remains a major factor an
developing heart and blood vessel
disease despite a 29 percent drop in
the heart disease death nue over lhe
last 20 years. the association said.
"More than 63 million Amencans
suffer from one or more forms of
heart and blood vessel disease. and
lh1s year almost one million people
wall die as a result of cardiovascular
.dtleUCI. "said Or. W. Vimll.._ef
Mount 1nai Melli:ill lcMll ill,._
York. put cbaumu ol 11111t1 h
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cstabhshcd 2S ycan 111>. tie l9id.
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balanoed, lower<alorie dietacoa• 's
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before. The avef'llt American BOW acts 40 percent of his tlr w caloriel
from fat.
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percent of total calories. down from
the CUrreflt 8Vef'l&t0f f 5~t to 20
percent.
•Proteins 'bould ~· for IS percent total calorics.
•Carbohydrate intake should
make up 50 percent or more of toUI
calones.
The new recommendat ions
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to the total calorics a ~ needs
each day to maintain his or her ideal
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No tears· shed for tax shelterers
By JORN CUNNIFF ,, ...............
NEW YORK -There arc few tears
bcina shed for them. Nobody seems
willing even to listen to their side of
the story. The eublic attitude seems
to be that they re aenina what they
deserved.
In fact. those who helped produ~
the latest tax legislation are praised
most loudly for the vigor with which
they souaht to destroy tax she hen and
bring investors in them to their.knees
In the bcgjnning, legislation to
permit tax shelters was aimed at
directing money into areas where
smart investors ordananlly might not
tread: Into risky oil drillina venturn.
for cum pie. And into housing.
The cry in Congress was "aJve them a uu break and they'll put their
money where it's needed." Now the
cry is "get the 1.ax dodgers," even if
you have to strangle them when you
pull the looplloles tight as a noose
For some tax-shefter investors the
scenano is a grim one, Wlth only two
options open: Continue inves11ngat a
loss in a vehicle that no longer throws
ofT tax benefits; or d1sco nunue pay-
ments and lose everything invested.
That laueroption is tou&hcr than 1t
appears. In some instances it means
being hablc for all the tax previously
claimed. h might also involve tax
penalties and interest chargct. If the tax bill is pa1sed, as expected,
the rules of the investing pme will
have changed.
An investor in real esiate partner-
hip, for example, mi&ht have been
lured into a seven-year provam that
would throw off bit paper losses, due
an part to rapid depreciation.
Under the new IC&lslauon, those
paper tosses would disappear because
of less favorable depreciation. Thert
would be no annual "losses" to
deduct from other income. And any
eventual capital gains would be taxed
more heavily
Sudden!). the investment loses its
logic.
The investor can oontinue to invest
an the program. hopina that by some
magic the aeneral partner can put the
investment -in an office buildina.
for example -og a sounder econ·
omic basis. Or he can simply default.
C'nt1cs contend such partnerships
were an abuse oft he law's intent: such
deals were contrived, they say, to
exfract annual losses until the build·
ina was sold at a profit -and those
' profits taxed at lowap1tal gains rates:
But those who invested in such
deals point out, without much sym·
pathy today, that they were well
wi thin the law, and that because they
were opportunistic and intelligent
they should not be penalized.
Office vacancy rates drop to l7%
Earlier gloomy occupancy forecasts
by some commercial real estate
ex perts may have been excessive as a
newly released Grubb & Ellis study
shows office vacancy rates in most
major Southern Cahfomia markets
dropped an the first half of 1986.
]"hough vacancy rates of up to 25
percent were predjcted in new com-
mercial structures, Ph11l1p D.
Royster, senior vice president and
• regional manager of Grubb & Elias'
commercial brokerage services said
that doomsayers have rebuked by the
firm's research sta ff.
Overall, commercial office space
vacancy rates in Southern California
at the end of June stood at 18 percent.
Ab5orption at mid-year totalled 6.8
million square feet. Orange County,
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geles collectively acconted for 4.8
million square feet with Orange
County and West Los Angeles domi-
nating the current market trends
Orange County vacancy rates ~ave
fallen from 23 to 17 percent dunng
the first halfofthe year. Unlike West
Los Angeles. there 1s abundant de-
velopable land 1n Orange County and
•
no s1in1ficant no-growth legislation
pending. However. the demand for
office ~pace remains strong, accord-
ing to Grubb & Ellis.
According to analysts, many firms
postponed expansions and reloca·
11ons dunng the past 18 months while
they• were awaiting lower lease rates
and greater concessions has ac-
counted for greater absorption smce
January.
Howeve r. the 7.6 million square
fet:t of new product currently under
cons1ruc11on in Orange County out-
paces building activity anywhere in
So uthern Cahfom1a. Though 1.3
m1ll1on square feet have been
preleased, vacancy levels by the end
of l Q86 will aJam nse to 24 percent
when an addjt1onal 3. 7 million square
feet arc com pleted.
OTC UPS & DOWNS
NEW YORK (AP) -Ttw followlno 11,t shows the Over • the -Counter s.lock' and warrants that havt 0oone uP the most and down the most as.ed on percent of chanoe for Tuesday No securities tradlno t>elOw d or 1000
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In comparison, downtown Los
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from I 7 percent to IS percent during
the same six months.
"We arc seeing a ~dual change
from purely a tenant s market to a
more balanced give-and-take con-
dition between owners and lessees,"
Royster said.
San Diego has also experienced
strong absorption dunng the first half
of 1986.
After surveyin_s 2,000 buildinas all
over Southern Cahfomia. Grubb &
Ellrs found that overall absorption
totalled 6.8 million square feet -
more than half the total expected for
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year's absorpuon of 11 million square
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NYSE UPs & DowNs
NEW YORK (APl -The following ll•t shows. tne New York Stock Exd'lenoe stodts and w11rran11 that have oone uo
the mos.r and down the mo•t bas.ed on perce'1.l of chenoe reoardleu of volul'J'le
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NEW YORK (AP) -The stock martet sput~rcd today following its strona advance o(tbc
previous session.
Market watchers wd they expect buyiftl and
sclltn& interest to peter out u lbe lona Labor Day
weekend approaches.
The Dow Jones aver. oflO industrial stookl
edaed up 1.40 to 1,905.65 by 2 p.m. EDT.
Gainers outpaced losers by I 0 to 9 amona New
York Stock Exchange-listed assues..
Bia Board volume totaled 101 .37 million with
two hours to go.
The NYSE's composatc index rote 0.33 to
145.49. At the Amencan Stock Exchanaie, the
market index rose 0.87 to 273.15.
Oil stocks dominated the most-active tis\.
Among them were Tcuco, up l 'h at 33¥•, Mobil,
up 111 at 371,.C., Chevron. up ~ at~. and Ooc:idental
Petroleum. up ¥.at 29Yt.
The group of stOCks had riaen on Tuaday, u
well. on expectat1ou offirmcr crude oil prices.
Other big gaincn wen Honcb Motor, up 3'4 at
7H•. and Dow Chemical. up 2 at S61'.
Retail stocks were up. too. Penney rote I to
78Y. and Federated Department Stores pifted I to
861/4. On the downside, IBM fell ~to ,_.,, Disney
fell Ya to 43Y.. McDonnell Dou&Jas fell Ill. to 86V..
On Tuesday. the Dow Jones avCl'llt spurted
32.48 to 1.904.25. propelled by the nation'1 najor
banks cutting their prime rate to 7.S percent from 8
pcrctnt and by computcnzcd buyana prosrams.
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Al2 OrangeCoaat DAILY PILOT/ Wedneeday, August 27, 18Be
Chapter a day
can keep your
doctor away
Symptoms n oted
to avert n eedless-
visits to physician~
By BRENDA C. COLEMAN
A11 1c'ltM,,...Wrtter
Three books using a new approach
toward helping people understand
symptoms should help 1hem avoid
needless trips to doctors and emerg-
ency rooms. says the Amencan
Medical Association.
The books. developed by the AMA.
use diagrams and flow chan~ rather
than text to~ive readers an idea about.
what their ailments mean and what to
do.
"The books are not an attempt to
teach self-d1agno.,1s:· sa}'S the na-
tion's largest organtza11on of doctors
"Rather. they have been dev<"loped
to help people take more respons1-
bilitv for their own health and the
health of th<"tr children so th<'} can
make informed deus1on!> that ma)
save them ncedl<'S\ tnps to the
doctor."
The 9-b}-11-inch paperbacks are
tttkd "Men How to Understand
YourSymptoms.'"'Women: How To
Understand Your ymptoms" and
"Children: How To Understand
Their Symptoms."
Each retails for $9 95 and contains
illustrated sections on the body
systems. med1ca11on guides and first
·aid and emergency treatme nt. Symp-
tom chans arc organ11cd in recog-
nition of the problems each group
experiences
In the children·., booil.. for example,
new parents ~an lea rn 1fthe1r infant's
pattern ofawa1ccningdunng the night
is normal or 1f 11 could signal
problems such as coltc or an earache.
The book also chans normal growth
patterns and descnbes adolescent
problems and milestones in puberty.
fh<' women's book covers general
medical topics. ranging from a runny
nose and sore throat to weight
changesanJ depression. It also covers
topics in 'ex. fen1lity and childbinh.
such as painful intercourse and how
to iudge when labor begtos.
n the book for men. general
medical topics such as back and neck
pain and digesti~e disorders are
followed by sex and fcrt1hty topics
sucrr as erecuon dtfficulucs and
contraception.
Frank Campion. head of the
AMA 's consumer book program. said
the books' flow chans resemble
computer logic, which has been used
to 1each medical decision-making to
underdeveloped countries.
"The actual origin of this chantog
S} Sl<'m goes back to 15 years ago,
where som<"where in England, they
tned to teach the sys1em to the
paramedic personnel in the Third
World.'' Campion said 1n a recent
1nten ·1ew.
"The idea was that someone (ustog
the chaning method) could go to a
remote pan of the Congo and could
say, 'Well, lh1s person has to go to the
hosp11al, and this person JUSt needs
rest and plent} of water."'
The flow charts involve sequences
of questions and answers. so that a
man who consults his book about a
fever would find the question. "Do
you have a cough?" If the answer 1s
yes. he proceeds along the flow chart
to a certain direction. and if it ts no. he
goes tn a different direction.
One direction can take the reader to
a point on the chan indicating he may
have pneumonia and sho uld see a
doctor. The other direction may take
him to a point tod1cating he probably
has a viral infection. for which the
bcs1 treatment ts plenty of rest and
fluids
The books can perform a useful
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service for patients and physicians.
Campion said. particularly because
people seem to be more interested in
health and medicine these days.
"The young married woman who 1s
pregnant has thousands more ques-
tions for her gynecologist than my
wife did when she got pregnant for the
first 11me," he said. "Both patients
and phys1c1ans arc very conscious of
how medical care costs have risen and
how informed dcc1S1on-mak1ng can
sa vc needless expenditures."
He said he has been surpn sed at the
favorable response from doctors.
"I though1 I'd get a lot offlak about
the cover -aboul how to avoid
needless v1s1ts 10 doctors ... he said
"But I haven't heard a peep Which
indicates how concerned the doctors
arc aboul co~t!> ..
Exercise, vitamin$,
diet rids body of
accumulated toxics
lo case you haven't noticed, we live
to a toxic world, and it is ,eu ing
worse. Toxic chem ical spills,
pesticides, herbicides, and pTCSCrv-
att ves confront us daily and many
accmulate iO our 1issues. ·
In one nationwide samplina. 99
percent had detectable·levelt>of DDT
in lhe blood. In another larae samr.le.
the chemical pentachloropheno , a
wood preservative that contains a
h1$flly toxic dioxin. was found in
unne sampks of almost 80 percent of
those tested.
Until recently. It was thought that
nothing could be done to li&htcn the
load of accumulated toxins, but times
have changed and scientists are
finding ways to do just that. As
reported recently by Michael Brown
in American Health. there arc several
things you can do to detox.
Sweat It oat
The physicians of long ago who
advised us to "sweat out the poisons"
were not far off. Sweating not only
cools the body. but also punfies the
system. Or. John Lasseter, president
of Enviro-Health Systems 'Inc .. a
company spec1al1Ztng tn testing for
to>.1c exposure recommends regular
exercise and sauna baths as a tool for
detox1ficat1on. He has found that
··some people have so many solvents
1n them that when they get into a
sauna you can actually smell the
stuff. ..
VttamlDs and mlDeraJs
For sweattng to work. the toxin
must be water soluble. Some of the
worst toxins arc fat soluble and hang
around in our fat cells until they arc
made water soluble in the li ver by the
addition of hydrogen and oxy$cn.
The enzyme system that docs this is
called the cytochrome P450, and for it
to function there must be ample
amounts of vitamins C and E as well
as a good balance of sclcntum.
manganese. copper and zmc.
If $uinea pigs arc depnvcd of
vitamin C for o nly a few days. thts
detoxicat1on system shuts down.
Therefore. supplements of v1tam1ns
JULIAN .-
WHITAKER
and minerals makes sense.
In addition. stud ies at Rockefeller
University demonst rated that
cruciferous vegetables like cabbue
and broccoli also stimulate the P4SO
system.
Appropria&e diet
Most arc aware.that a high fiber diet
improves the function of the in-
testines. In addition. fibrous material
enhances elimination of toxic ma-
terial that is excreted by lhe liver in
the bile.
Some researchers have found that
vegetable oils mobilize fat soluble
toxins to the liver, while saturated
ant mal fat facilitates stora,e of 1oxins.
Therefore. the ideal detoxifyina diet
would be mostly vegetables and fruits
and high fiber cereal and grain foods
\o\tth sharp restrictions of animal
protems and saturated fat.
In summary, the things you can do
to lessen your toxic load boil down to
si mple. healthy living;
I Regular sweating from exercise
or saunas as long as you arc careful
that the sauna ts not too hot and you
are healthy enough for the mild stress
produced by either activity.
2. Regular use of vitamins and
mineral supplements.
3. A low saturated fat, high fiber,
mostly vegetable diet.
~ather simple solutions to serious
prqblems.
JuUo WtJl.br, M.D., 11 dlr«t.r
of lk NaUoul Hurt u4 Dlabetn
Treatme.ot laltlt•te Jo Hu,..,_
Beacb. A.ddre,. u y f wtU... tw
comme.ot1 to tJm c/o ,.e Da.Ur PU.t,
P.O. Box ISll, COiia Me.a, 11111.
Designing an art benefit
ID top photoe (from left) are party chairman
Barbara and Rob G.ae. Julle Grod with
Mariel Reynold•, ancf Betty Kemp, Marte
An evening in New
· --Orlean s pla nned
by support grou p
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Pez.zlo and Mary Lee Beck . Abo•e, are
patron• Michelle and Fred Rohe with Katie
Alderman.
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By VIDA DEAN 0t..,.o_.,,...,...,
Ocs1gn1ng Women. a group of I 00
supponers of the An Institute of
Southern Caltfornta (formerly
Laguna College of Art), annually
sponsor a fund-ratstng event and an
all-count> profcss1onally JUned chil-
dren's art show, Color It Orange.
These women could JUSt as easily
turn professional catere rs as
evidenced by the lavish buffet spread
at Betty and Tom Kemp'• Laguna
home.
"We decided to save money this
year and do our own food," said
Betty at the Thursday cventog
patrons party heralding the group's
Sept. 13 f und-ra1scr at the Four
Seasons Hotel.
.. , brought the salmon back from
Alaska." said Betty pointing out the
decorated fish almost too fancy to
cut. "But, it was Marte Peislo who
cooked it and did the decorattng.
She's the gourmet cook to our
group ...
Pezzlo is also chairman of the
..
upcoming bemefit. "Vieux Carre
Soiree".
"We have planned a New Orleans
evening featuring a Casino de Paris,"
said Pezzlo. "There will be a lot of
music at the pany. Sound Cel-
cbrattons will play Dixieland music
during cocktails, a string ensemble
will play during dinner, and an eiaht·
piece band will play for df ncing."
At the Kemps' home' (what an
ocean view) there also was music.
Jeaa Taadowsky entenained fellow
members. benefactors, sponsors and
patrons w1th piano selections. "I first
heard this tune in Paris," she said as
she played "Where is My Heart"
before going on a musical tour of the
U.S. Banara Gase planned the patrons
party and had recruited husbend a.
as o ne of the men servi1'l1 cham-
pagne. (He is a photognapher and
recently returned from Maine where
he taught photojournalist s from
around the world.)
Near the d n nk table, auests were
samplina Betty S•tta'• Tex-Mex
dip and askma for the recipe ... at
other tables the more than 100 were
tryins everything from caviar to
quiche. "I never thouaht I'd eat
another c ucumber after havina so
many 1n Russia. But, these with the
cream cheese arc very aood," said
Lame Paru, 1herc with husbend
Biii.
Others attend1na 1ncludc4 Mviel
Rey•old1 (she founded ihc Art
Institute 1n 1974). who was chanina
with committee member J..U. OrM
(she Joined OW SlX months l&O).
Fred and Mlc?lelle RoM, the J•
U w1H1, ~bgle and 0.. M•NJ,
Allee and Job Devin, Mary Lee
Bttk, Mary to. and b n Bentby,
Coult Mordalod, DavN P.,,,
Jolffll Par'Mm, Mary~ Bed. and
Katie AJdenriaa.
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nitt .. 1 A ... 1tH
ARIES (M~rch 21-Apnl 19): Plans subject to chanac. especially where
travel and ~lauves are concemed. K.now It, keep options open rcahte your
approval wall be sou&)lt for 0 domestic maneuver." Pisces' Virao play paramount roles. '
TAURUS,(April. 20-May 20): You~rc in driver's scat in co nnection with
finances. Y ?U II be iivcn lddcd authonty, promotion as due, older individual
could provide funding. Focus also on strong love relationship. Cancer nat1ve
plays key role.
~E~INI (May 2.1-Junc ~0): What had been held 1n abeya.nce wilt now "get moving. Cycle continues htah. you'll be
at ri~t place at special moment. Take
special care where appearance is con-
cerned. Be pos1lJvc of appropriate ward-.
robe. SYDNEY
.0MARR
CANCER (June 21-July 22): Lil.ht
shines on area prev19usty dark. You
receive additional 1nformat1on, con-
fidence builds, you no longer wilt play ··~ond fiddle.'' One close to you confides apprehension. loneliness.
LEO (July 23-Aua. 22): lndi~adual who aided in past returns to scene -
sense of direcuon, purpose will be rcsto~. Spotlight on speculation romance
s1gn1ficant advance in career or business... Cancer, Aquanus play top roles. '
VIRGO (Aug. 23·Scpt. 22): You'll have chance to diversify. to reach wider
audience, to d1sscm1nate pertinent information. Lunar position highlights
amb1t1on. authonty. added recognition. Gemini. Sagittarius natives figure prominently.
UBRA (Sept 23-0ct. 22): What had been missing is located -views arc
verified. you 1et credit long overdue. Emphasis on philosophy, religion. ability
to articulate feelings an meaningful manner. Scorpio plays s1gn1ficant role.
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21 ): What begins as mild Oanation could become
something "scnous." Be aware, protect sclrin emotional clinchas. Elevate self.
esteem. rcfu.~ to gi ve up something of value for mere. whispered promise.
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): You'll be concerned with home.
family. mantal status. pubhc relations. You ultimately emerge v1ctonous, but
first, 1mportan1 adjustments arc put into effect. Be d1plornat1c. but don't
abandon pnncaples
CAPRICORN (Dec 22-Jan 19): Define terms. st~rclearofself-deceptaon
Keep resolu11ons concerning diet, e:itercasc, nutrition. Emphasis also on care of
pets, employment. basic issues. Romance Oounshcs. you'll dine in out-of-way
~a~. .
AQUARlUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18). Nothing occurs halfway -It wall be hot or
cold, you'll be completely involved. Focus on romance. vanety, creativity.
sudden change of scenery. Older people, perhaps parents, play outstanding
roles.
PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): You could find yourself at "bargaining
table." People seek you as "referee." You could have final say an settling fiery
dispute. Spotlight on future prospects, property values. Aries, Libra figure
promioently. ·
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IF AUGUST U IS YOUR BIRTHDAY you are dynamic, creative. an
original thinker, and yo u could fall madly in love before the year as finished.
MaJ or domestic adjustment occurs -home, famil y, mamaee. significant
purchases are also featured Leo. Aquanus play 1mponant r:oles an your hfe In
September. fam1lr member wants your approval an connection with change of
residence or mamage. Be d1plo01at1c, say what you mean but don't leave out at
least some ··soft soap" November will be memorable for you in 1986.
Using 'Who 's W h o ' to
find out w hat's w h at
Those to be 1den11fied an "Who's
Who" are asked to wme their own
brief biographies. Not all so selected
bother to repl y. When a literary lady
failed to respond. the editor sub-
mitted to her his version -adding I 0
years to her age. She sent him her
version pronto.
ff you're typical. when you retire.
you'll still ha ve 20 percent of your hfe
lcJLto.lLvc_
After a no-fault divorce. the spend·
1ng money oft he typical u-wafe drops
by about 70 percent and the spending
mone) of the typical CJt·husband goes
up by about 70 percent. Or so contend
students of the matter. No-fault. they
claim, almost IO\-anabl)' penalizes
the wife
Q. What'~ the name ··s1bena"
mean'>
A "Sleeping land "
In any animal. the greater the
distance between the heart and the
brain. the higher the blood pressure
Please note. high blood pressure has
not }Ct killed off all the giraffe'>
Q. I tum on the cold water when I
run the s1nk's garbage gnnder. that
PEOPLE
L.M.
Bo YD
much I know. But why must the water
be cold?
"\.To congeahhc gr cast so H floa~s
out w11h the water.
People with big ears tend to chatter
0' ermuch about nothing 1n particu-
lar No. r don't sa) so. None other
than the 3reat Anstotle propounded
this questionable notton.
Q Weren't whole salmon once
u~d 1n Ne1.1; England for fenihzer?
A. Yes, sir, fishermen caught them
with pitchforks.
Among the wild dogs of Africa. one
dominant female runs the pack.
driving away all the other grown
females. She lets several males hang
around, though, to lake care of the
pups. and they do. too.
L.M. Boyd /1 • 1yadlc•ted
columalsl.
Bic.kerers unite
a gainst out~iders
The calls that police are most
reluctant to re pond to are .. dom~ic
disturbances." When they arrive on
the 50cnc, more of\cn than not, both
parties tum on.them. protettina thc(r
interference. They prefer to settrc
their dispute privatdy.
Th1 seem~ t~ part of a universal
human trail. You can criticize }'Our
children bitterly within the confines
or the family. but wiU bristle
bell11ercntly if anyone outside the
circle dares to make the same charge.
Ethnic. rcli&ious, and even civic
communities tend to react an similar
fashion. They ienerally feel free to
mock or e:itcoriate their own group,
but stand united in indignation
ap1nst any defamation from without
the community.
Americans rec<>Jnizc this tendency
wbcn they travel abroad.At home. we
may sharply criticize what we con-
sider to be grave Oaws in our society:
but when these same sentiments are
expressed by foreigners, we spring to
our nation's defense. and become far
more "patriotic" than we might be at
home.
Among themselves, blacks will tett
the most outrageous stories and jokes
on themselves. which they would
(nghtly) consider libelous if e:it·
pressed by honkies.
Likewise, Jewish iroups will poke
the most mordant fun at their own co-
rehgionasts, but are quick to label as
"an11-S<:m111c" the same slanderous
barbs when uttered by gentiles.
The I rash have had no more severe
en tics than their own famous men of
letters. such as Bernard Shaw: but at
S111n
H11111
the same time, it's wonll any non-
lrisbman's skull to level the same scom upon the sons off nn
Churches an:1.Qy no means Cllempt
from thls sel(-laccrauon, at l(a.St an
the Western world. There has been. in
our time, no more devout, and even
militant, Roman Catholic than
Hilaire 8clloc -yet this 1s what
Belloc trumpeted an print about h;s
sacred love:
"For unbelievers, a proof of its (the
Roman Catholic Church) divinity
might be found m the fact that no
merely human institution conducted
with such knavish .imbecility would
ha ve lasted a week.."
If any heathen or heretic had said
th as to Belloc's face: he would have
been chatlcn1ed to pistols at twenty
paces. It seems almost uioma11c that
you can say about your own what att
outsiders arc forbidden even to hint
at, under penalty of being stigmatized
as btfOted, malignant. or at least
"anti.·
You have to have full membership
before you can malign, because you
must first demonstrate loyalty to cam
the right to cast aspersions. _
SldMy H•rrl1 /1 • 1yodlc•tftl
col•1D11i1t.
His overeating wife
a weighty problem
DEAR ANN LANDERS: Only
desperauon would make me write a
letter like this. I ne-ed help and you
ofTer the most anonymous way to get
It
The problem rs my wife. I have
lo\ed her from the beginning of our
relat1onsh1p and we have been mar-
ried ~O )Cars. But she no longer looks
lake ~he used to and she ddesn't feel
the same either. She has become so
hea') that the fat actually hangs on
her bod).
I used to be proud of the wa) she
looked. and I told her so often. Now
all the pride and warm fcchngs arc
gone. I am ashamed that I Cltn't accept
her for her fine qualities. bul I am
completely turned ofTby those rolls of
fat across her middle and on her hips.
Then I get mad because I know she
doesn't ha ve to look like that.
The woman eats twice as much as
she should and never passes up the
n ch and fattening foods. She refuses
to go on a diet. facrc1se is out of the
question. She will never stand if she
can sit. She wouldn't thank of walking
af she can ride.
I have told hrr how I feel but at
makes no difference. She doesn't
want 10 talk about 1t and she doesn't
w:mrmno-t:rllc about ll eHcher.. .'.T-he
romance has gone out ofourhvcsand
I am bitter I am also disappointed.
hurt and angry. Yet I still love her and
I want m) old gJrl back.
Is there anything you can say that
wall help me understand all this? Or
can you say something that will make
HER understand how 1mponant it 1s
to get back to her normal weight? -
H U RTING AND NEEDING
GUIDANCE.
DEAR HURTING: There 11 notllin&
you lor anyone else) cu say tut will
make you wlfe lo1e u ouce. People
wbo eat excu1lvely mHt WANT to
do 1ometam1 about I&, Until tlaey
reach tbat polnt, notlaLDa wlll cbuae.
I 1troa1ly aa1pect tlaere are otlaer
tblng1 about your wUe tlaat torn yoo
off. Many men love tbelr overwelpt
wives. Some even make excu1e1 by
A1111
LAllDEIS
saylaa, "l like a womu wltla some
flesla oa laer bones."
.. I aapett tUl yo• aet IOmt'
couasellq. Yoe aee4 to explore yov
feelliac• ucl cct to tM bottom of yHr
uaer ud ruemtmnt. Maybe WHD
yoo u der1tud yoonelf bester Y"r
attJtade toward yoor wife will chap
u d 1lae will waat to 1llm doWD to
please you. Meaawlalle, UI !Mr
doctor 1pokeo to laer? Siie off4• to
bear from a pby1lclu tUt 10 mael1
exce11 welabt can 1laor&e11 ber Ille. • • • DEAR .\NN LANDERS: You
printed a letter from a reader who
said. "One morning when I was
dragging my fanny . " When I read
that lane I saw red
My mother was born at the tum of
the century Her name was Fanny.
Somehow 1n 1945 people began to use
"fann) .. as a synon)m for a ccna1n
pan of the bod). It was vulgar and
degrading and she hated 1t.
I ha\-e wntten at least l 00 letters to
people 1n the media who used my
mother's name in this wa) S<:\-eral
responded and apologized But 11
continues ne,enheless I even got
into fistfight'i over 11 1n my ~oungcr
da)S but mother told me to give up
that 11 wasn't worth 11 Well. I'm not
g1"1ng up. Please stop perpetuaung
this terrible travesty It's obscene -
F J. IN THE MIDDLE WEST
DEAR F.J.: r didn 't say I was
dragln1 MY fanay, tbe person wbo
wrote to me ased tbat pbr11e and I
prlated It. Sorry If I oflended you but I
try to preserve the flavor of tbe
letters 11 tbey come to me and I shall
cootlDue to do so.
Stewart lauds old movie resurgence
By tbe A11oclated Preu
LAS VEGA -Veteran actor
JamH Stew1rt says he's ~leased
that home video 1s rekindling
enthusiasm for Hollywood cla 1-
cs.
"The interest an the films that
were made in the '30s. '40s and
'SOs has grown so since ther,
became · available an video. '
Stcwan said Sunday in accepting
an award from a video industry
group "It's o dth~t to me to
know that because of video. new
aenerat1oni1 are being ellposed to
many wonderful, classic film •
and that will 1n tum brina folks
back into the theater:· he said
Stewan. 78. received the Pre •·
dent1al Award from the Video
Software Dealers Asst>c1at1on at
the aroup'i convention an Las
Vegas The a word honors him for
a mov 1e cart-er of nearly five
decades that 1nc:ludcs an
A adem) \ward 1n 1940 for has
role an ··1 he Philadelphia tory,"
and four other Oscar nom1-
n111on'I Many of tewan's 80
movies ate now out 1n video.
1nclud1n the lfrcd Hitchcock
' '.
Jamee Stewart
thrtllcu "Vcn110" and "Rear
Window"
Ban In Brull
RIO DE JANEIRO -The
Bralllian aovemment as 1ryan1 to
ban the movie "Cobra," stamna
SylvHter tall .. t , because u
cons1de" 1he film too vaolcnt, the
1us11c-c mam~try said
JuH1cc Minuter Paulo
Bros\lrd ordered f~eral ccnson
10 rrcoM1der pcrmmaon for the
film 10 be shown. a mmmn
spoke man Ja•d Malavoz1 said the m1n1s1er
made the dec1 ion afier an 1nc1·
dent 1n the nonheHtcrn cit}' of
Salvador rcttrtd pohtt officer
•
ca me out of a 'ihowing of"< ohra ..
and started fin ng a p1 \llll wound-
ina three people. In Recife.
another northea~tcrn city, an
audience: trashed the 1hcater after
sceana the movie. 1n which
tallone ponrays o pohcc officer
Eye donations
NEW DELHI. lnd1a -Pnme
M1n1stcr Rajlv Gandlll and h1\
ftahan·bom wife. Sonia, Maned a
pledge Monda)' to donate their
cornco to the National Eve Ranl.
a ~pokcsman 511d
Gandhi, 42, and h" wife. '5
$tJncd the papen at 1heir rc4l1·
denc-e. donatana their cornea\ at
the 11me of their death\ The
m1n1~try and vanou!t n('w\papen
ha"c been mountma campaign
1n the pa'it few )can for don111on
of cornea'i and other orpn'i
• )\lmO'it nane malhon people an
lnd11 a~ completcl) bhnd. while
4j nullion suffer from visual
1mpa1nnent. Nearly 60 ptrrcnt of
the c)c problems an the country
arc curable and 2S ptf'C'tnt
prt'"cntiblr. India hH 1 popu-
lation o'780 million ~pie
v l8 roa VIENNA COUP
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Pue Put Pu•
Opening lead. Ten of •
The \'.,ienna Coup as really a slm
pie squeeze. However, before it can
operate. declarer must play off a
winner or winners in a suit to Sf't
up a lower-ranking card in th<> cor
rect position as a threat
After South''> weak JUmp .ovt-r
call, North tould count 10 or 11
tricks with the help or a 'lpade ruff
Since where there are 11 ure
tricks a 12th can frequently be dt'-
veloped, North wa.<;ted no time an
getting to lam
West led a pade, Ea.'4t won and
for want of anything bt'ltt>r h1ft
ed to the queen of diamonds There
were only 11 top tricks -the 12th
would have to come either from
niffing out the king-Jack of club'!
or a squeeze. Since East almost
surely had the king or clubs and
CHARLES
GOIEI
010 .
SHUIF
the deferuie virtually marked him
with the Jack of diamonas, deelarer
chose the squeeze as the surer line
However, East would be discard-
ing after dummy, so a threat card
had to be set up in the South hand.
Declarer won the diamond In
dumrny, came to hand with a
trump and ruffed a spade. After
drawing the last trump, dt><'larer
cashed his temaanang high diamond
and then started to run .trumps
When he led ha'I last heart, the
table was down to a diamond and
the ace-10 of clubs, and East held
the Jack of diamonds and king-Jack
of clubs Dummy parted with ats d1
amond, but East was taught ln a
vice A the cards lie, he had to
hold onto both of ha.s clubs or else
dummy's 10 would be th~ fulfilling
track, and has jack of diamonds was
needed to prevent dttlarer''i 10
from scor1ng. No matter what he
l ho'le to discard, he would be pre-
'4entmg declarer with h14' slam
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ltll .. tl lty C\.A Y l '0UAN
0 11.o•ronge '"'"•" of II!• I0<1r terombl9d we<d1 be
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TODAY'S
CROSSWORD PUZZLE
ACROSS
1 Obiect
6 Showed up
10 Servant
14 Uneven
15 Liiith's mate
16 Unbleached
17 Complexion
18 House-pest
killer
20 Honor card
21 Sorrows
23 Mountain
spur
24 Gambler's
decoy
26 Invented
28 Abaft
30 Chess plays
31 Wear
32 Annoying
36 River Isle
37 Jesters
38 Nothing
39 Frul1
42 Headstone
44 Functions
45 -wire
46 Prances
49 Low point
50 Vestment
51 Sailor
52 Sort of sun
55 Sharp drops
58 Inspirit
60 Rew m1n«al1
61 Happy tune
62 Saltpe1er
63 Promontory
6" Female
65 Run through
DOWN
1 ObHgauon
2 A Gardner
3 NASA feats
4 Mii force
5 Chtantt
6 Dromedary s
kin
7 Fusses
8 T1etse lly
9 Germ~n river
10 Vers1f1er
11 Estate
12 Very up~e1
13 Tricked
19 Roof parts
22 Long-ltved
25 Covered up
26 Mover s cart
27 Dusk pertods
28 USSR 1ymbo1
29 Siikworm
30 Atr1cans
PMVtOUS PUZZLE 90l YEO
32 Customs
33 Drunkard
34 C11ro's river
35 Flower
tnlormal
37 Hal makings
40 Operation
41 Pierced
42 Disheartens
43 Numerical
prefix
45 i=orb•ddance
46 Mass part
4 7 Love In Udo
48 Bench toots
49 Unpleasant
51 Detained
53 Actress Anna
54 Animal groun
56 Undet lhe
weather
57 By dtnt of
59 Osculllt'
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by Tom K. Ryan
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by Jim Davis
by Lynn Johnston
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by Jett MacNally
by Harold Le Doux
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by Tom Batluk
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I WEONESOAY, AUGUST f'I. ~-
"011 C•" Bord pltchee lloeton to •1 wino._. T-. m.
Defected Czech eporta ICl!ntlet i'enele Eeet 11arete. a . . \...
Chargers hopi-ng p .aradise right ornell ·Y
Joyner OK
after knife
glances off
NEW YORK -Anaels roolue
Wally Joyner left Yankee
Stadium unharmed Tuesday
n1p11. although a lot of people
w1th1n lhc Angel\ organ1i..at1on
were left w11h \t:COnd thoughts
aboul the mood of the Bronx
following Mike W11t's 2-0 v1c1ory
ove r the American League East
contender\.
Jor,ner, who said he thoulf,ht 11
wa' ·a big me Lal comb at lirst."
had an open knife thrown at him.
but 11 apparently m1ucd 1t\ tarJet
.. It JU\t kn teked me It JUSI.
&lanced ofTmy arm," \31d Joyner
who lef\ the field quickly
Angel Managcr C1ene Mauch
picked up the knife and p ve 1t to
a security guard Mauch ~1d lht'
knife: was do~ to 12 inches in
length
Joyner. the 'ltan1ng A n can
League fir-,1 ba\Cman 1n the All -
Star game before g1v1n1 way to
Yankee fint ba\C man Don Mat-
un&J y. lead\ 1he Angels 1n h1tt1ng
( . .30 I), home run' ( 22). hll<J ( 148).
RBI (89) and at-bat\ (49 1)
He went 1-for-4 fue\day
Cutslmply
Ralders look
toMcCallum
OXNARD kunn1ng back
Kenny Kans,. one of1h c heroes of the
Super Bowl 1n January of 1981 , wa'
relea\Cd by the l O\ Angele" Raiders
Tuesday a .. Na11onc\I Football League
team\ 1nmmcd their 5quad' to SO
playc:n
Kin&. 29. win the: kauJen ' <Jtan1na
halfback in the: 1980 and 1981 ~a\Ons
txfore the am val of Marcus Allen in
I Q82 \huffied him to pnmanly rc-
strve duties
In the Ra1der'l' 27· I 0 victory over
Ph1ladclph1a in the Super Rowl
follow1na 1hr I ~80 ~Hon. Kina .
\Cored <i tout hdown on a record 8(). ·
yard pai.' re(cpllon from Quancrback
Jim Plunkcn •
Kina wa \ onr of fou r players
relc:a'1Cd by the Raiden while ""
othen were placed on 1nJurcd re'lervc
Also released wa\ Fulton Walker, a
fi ve yt'U ve teran who ~t an NFL
unaJe·~a~n punt return yardaie
record 11'1 ~a~m
Walker. 28. wa) \laned c:arly in the
I 98S season af\er be•na rcle.aa<d by
the M1am1 Oolph1n!t He pan1c1patcd
1n only I) pmes with the R11den, yet
returned fi2 punta l or 6Q2 yard' (an
I 1.2-yud :a .. cra r)and 21 k1ckofTHor
4f17 yard (a 22 -vard avcra )
Walker wtto wa al.o a rtt<rvc
defcn,.vt' bl k, had not pla yed 1n the
Raiden' thrtt prr.c:H on pmn bt
rauK' of a 1pra1nrd anklf
A day before the cutdown Raiden'
Coach Tom f1 oru sa1J Walker'•
ankle "hn not protrrncd '' well "
we'd li kr
• I I
Early date tn Ha watt may be one off ew
•yacattons' wtthtn scope of ' 86 season ---
By AOOER CAAUON
Of ... Dllr........ '
When 8111 Workman was applyin&
for the then.vacant JOb of footben
coach at Oranac Coast Collcsc there
was a arcat deal of specul_at1on about
who would tel the job.
But Workman ~med v1nually
unfued over the poss1b1htics a.s he
awaited thc-dcc1s1on last spring.
"Hey," he said. "I'd hkc to &et II,
it's what I've wantod for a Iona time.
But, 1f I don't, well, I'll JUSt hue to
settle for Hawa11 1n September and
two more years of IUJeaph Carter."
Well Workman was lhc dlo1cc oI
the Pirates. so Dave White. Work-
man's original quanerback at Edison
in 1973, is len with the job. So much
for the dirty work.
TOOTBALL PRBvmw
Sdw>ol· l!dlton IHuntlnoton hMltll
C~· D•vt Whitt Cflr&t vt.,).
S••H lrlen G'°"*' C~vt coordl-rwttor, llnet>Kktn and ofttntlv• bKtlal: Terrv LorentHn ldtftnalvt PM>, HWrv
ktlmldl (ofttnalvt llntl, Scott StrOM!der
(oftenalve Unt), L.vmen Clowtt (o.ftnalvt
tncn, klcklnG ~mt), Troy Orv (rt-
celvera, dtfenalve 1>9Ckal
L .. Out SunMI
HIC'kfwmr Cnaroen. Coton-Or"'1'
•nd GOid
OHenM MulllPte I; OeftnM. Okie, •·>
l91S reco<d L. .. oue •· l, Overell:
11·2· 1 CCIF 8IO Five Co"'Chamotc>Ml
fact, wt feel really hunJ"Y." Tho~ "four full-time starters,"
incidentally, each earned All-Sunset
League honors The Chargcri. leave for Hawaii on
Monday with a date with St. Anthony
Hiah in Maui Sept 4.
"We're looking forward to it," said
the first-year White. "We're going to
make 11 fun and try to take 11 as a
stepping stone. We hope to get
cverxonc: to play and make 11 a fun
trip.
Caner. a supreme tailback. was the
cla~\ of the league as a sophomore
Mike Hcndcnon. a standout athlete,
ha\ been moved from the sccondal"y
to quarterback.
Tallb&ck K.ate.pla Cuter (abo•e) and llneb9cller Mare
Hartman are back wttb AU-8auet Leaeue repatatl.ou.
Whether St. Anthony proves to be
the "averaae" team t.hat others arc
pred1ct1n& remains to be seen, but
White fi&urcs rcahty WJll set in very
quickl y, since the Charser1' next
pme with El Modena bas been
moved up from Sept 19 to Sept. 12.
"We·11 have to set the sand out real
qu1<.k," said White "We're going to
work on Fnday and Saturday (follow-
ing the St Anthony pmc) and do
some things for El Mo while we're
there After El Mo it's Scrv1te. Mater
Dc1 and Santa Monica, so our
vacation will be over early."
The Chargers upset the odds to
collect a co-championship in the (IF
Big Fi ve Conference playoffs a 'year
ago. but White brushe11 offthoughts of
complacency.
"We really only ha ve four full-tame
stanen back," said White. "We loi.t
to El Modena last year and West-
min\tcr beat us in league and darn
near en the playoffs. As a mailer of
Also returning ·~ linebacker Marc
Hanman (6-). 200) and down
hncman Bruce DuBois (S-10, 190).
( arter pounded his way to 992
yards as a 'M>phomon:, ·includ1nf 14
touchdown\, but 'lltll fell short o his
potential. mainly because of lOO
many f umblcs
"He wa!t )USI running last year on
talent,'' ~1d Whue "He rcaJly didn't
know what he was doina. Ho's so
much smaner now He's watched
lilm\ of Kerwin Bell and he'll be
much i.martcr He was hkc a Dave
C1c:roux as a ~phomorc.
"He JU'll treed to run people over
With the football rh" year, you'll SU
a \lra1ght arm and he'll dip his
.. houldcr He won't fu mble a\ much."
( ancr, who appcan much laricr
than h1\ fi·O. 200-pound d1mcns1ons
indu.atc. bcnlhe\ 31 5 pounds and
power ' lean\ nearly 300. exceptional
eOo rt\ lor a tail back with 4.6 speed 1n
the 40
"I fc:cl· •rell good ahout our
(Pleaee eee EDl801'/8~)
Witt becoming near-Unbeatable
Angel hurler shuts down
Yanks for victory No. 16
NFW YORK (AP) -It turned out that two
ru n\ were more than enoulf,h for Mike Witt.
"I don't know 1f anyone thought those runs
would win. but we've been getting games like lh1s,"
he ..aid
W111 won his \Cven1h straight uart -a career
hc'1 -wtth a fo ur-hitter Tuc:'lday night as the
Angel' heat the New York Yankee\ 2.(J The
v1uory was ( allforn1a's third in a row. while the
Ya nkee\ ha ve lo'it fo ur 'ilnught
W111 16-7, walked one. struck out five: and
rl·11 red the fi nal 14 hitters he faced 1n his third
\hu1ou1 a nd Amcnccin League-leading 12th com-
plete game
Witt h<t't allowed JU\I one earned run in h1\ IHI
.J
Tonight'• game
.U1d• are idle.
Tbanday'• Game
lktro1t at Anicl•. 7 35 p m
43 1/11nn1ngs and has not lo'it ~1 nce Roston'\ Roger
( lcmcnr. beat him o n Jul)' 12. Witt threw a \I>.
hitter in that game. loi.ing 10 the Red Sox 3-2
"I fell tonight prett y much the wa y I havr k it
thl' la't l \(.'.ve n or c1gh1 game:\ -pretty good \tu fl
prc ll) good command.'' said W11t, who ''wn't thl·
metJor lca&ue"• l~t no-hitter a perfect game on thl·
linal day of th(.• 1984 season
The Angels took advantage of a IO\\ h) r e>.a\
10 the Bmton Red ~" 10 move into a four ga mt
lead 1n the .\"t Wl·<.t I he ..ame game rn\I lht'
Yan kee!> a gamt· 1n 1hc Al l..a'1 a\ they fell 'tt'vrn
g.imn hac k of Bo\ton
't ankce\ Manager Lou Pin1dla i.a1d the d ub
v.h1lh wu not ..conng run\ to begi n wtth wa\
further v.cakcncd when third base man Mike
P.agJ1arulo 1nJured a groin muscle Sunday He ha'
not played .,,nte
"We need a very good road tnp now, a very
&OC><J road mp," P1n1clla said of tht' club''
uixom1ng 14-game tnp. beginning Thu™1ay w11h
fi ve in ~attic ··w e need to gc:I hot and there\ no
belier place to !>tart than Seattle "
The Angel~ ~orc:d both their run& off Doug
Drahck. 3-6. 1n 1he \Ccond inning Reggie fad\(1n
kll off w11 h a walk , went 10 \Ccond on a grounder
and \lorcd on a double b)' fack llowell
I fuwc ll wen t 10 third on a grnu nder and ~orell
on a "ngk b)' Dick <ichofield
I\ first-1nn1ng double pla> erased W1l11c
Randolph\ "'"'le and W111 did not allow anu1hcr ha'>t runm·r until Don Ma111ngl)' \1nglcd w11h 1v.11
out in the founh
Phils' four-run eighth tops Dodgers, 6-4
LOS ANC 1ELf' CA P) -C 1lenn Wil '°n
o~erved lrom the on-deck circle 1n the c1g.h1h
1nn1ng J uc'>da) night as Lo\ Angeles Dodgers'
rt'hcver Ken Howell threw hu smok1n1 fastball
pa'>I M1kl· <ichm1d1 It did a~lutely noth1na to
hol\tcr Wilwn\ uinfidencc
'The)' told me the last two p11'hes to Mike
were d0<.ked at 95 miles an hour," \Sid Wilson,
who moment\ later h11 another 95 mile-per-hour
pe t(. h hardy O\ er the nght-ficld fence with two men
on ha'>t'
His 14th home run capped a four-run inning
th..a1 lifted the Ph1ladelph1a Ph1lhe\ 1016-4 victory.
"I don't know how 11 happened,'' he said "He
hkw me away '>('veral times txforc: I'm Ju" glad he
d1d n'11hrow mr a breaking ball in that s1tuat1on "
Von t I ayes drove 1n the fin1 run of1he pivotal
1nn1ng with a 11c:-break1ng i.ingJe ofT Los Angeles
Today'•game
Philadelphia (Ruffin 6 11 ..at Ood1~n
(Wckh 6-9)
I wa\JU\l lr)1ng to ~t.t) balk and ma ke \Ure I
\.\J\n t fooled on a hreak1 ng hall "\aid Ha)e\ whn
hrnkl· hi\ fifth hat in Lhc past two game\ on lht· ltc
hrr:iker
"I ha"l' 111 wver m)\Clf on th\: hrea k1ni h.ill
I h made 1hr p1tlh on the 1n'>1dr part Ill tht· pl..atr
..and I did all I can do wit h 11 "
f1me I 05 pm
TV /'.one
Rad111. KAB< (790)
f hur\da) ·.,game Dodgers arc idle
Jell 'tone hcgan the winn1nri rall) w11h .i 11n1·
out \Ingle and rnn1 1n ued to !>CU>nd whrn tht· hall
went under left-fi elder Franklin ~tuhh\ glove for
t1n rrror P1nth·h11ter Ron Rocn1ckr w.1lkrd and
11.i)'l'\ dumf)Cd h1\ hit-and-run "'"Ilk into '>hon
u·ntrr 'tton ng St._onc rel iever 1:-.d Vandr Rcrg, I -~. whoramr 1n to prolt't 1
Alejandro Pt·na'\ two run lead and \Urrrndered a
g.arnc-1)!08 homer 10 John Ru\'iell 1n the -.cventh
Kc-.1n C 1ros~. 9·10 \Ca1tered 11 hm thrnup.h
\Cvt·n inning'> for the v1uory \tc\lt' fkdrn\lt1n
p11du·d the final 1wo 1n ni nl), &•' intt up 'tuhh\
11,1 horn" run ..and an R RI \1nglc h)' f no\< allt'll 1n
tht· ninth
lla)C\' eighth-in ning h11 wa\ hi\ third of thr
~me following a run-~onng !>ln&k 1n the fir'>I
1nn1np .ind a leadofT douhlc: in the founh
McEnroe loses
opening rOu~d
., ....... I
M atch-toughn s
ml Ing In earliest
ver U .S. Open exit
Nf-W \ O f{k. I \PJ John
M1 I nrr~ taml'd hi\ tt·mpc.·r hut nut
hi\ 1rnn1r, I ut '<13) .and he-'t ame a lin t
ruund t J\u,111) 1n lhC' l I ~ Optn
"I kit Ille r I wa .. 1n l'I rra">nahly
good humc.· of m1ncl ' Mcf nror.
iilny1na 1n uni) h1\ fourt h 111umamrn1
\IOU' ti \('\('n•Olllnth la)OfT \lld • f
fcll ltkr I p.,,r a prrtt) 1uod r f1on and
v. ' trying the: hc't th1n1 th 1 I rnuld
do"
II wun t enoulh a' PoAul \nnaconr
bu t the n1nth·\Ct'ctt'd Md nroc I ·h
1'1·1, f>.) fl·' "I 1utt hoped 1hat I would ao out
-nd pla} ~ell 1tld1) ... Ann tone u 1J
" ntl 1fl d1d, 1 n I'd ha"c a rhan<r
f nnunatd) 1 acu a 101 of < han<:t\ ••
lct\C' 1n tht' li r'\t round of thc nrllt I \
Osx·n \ince I om Ok leer of the
"lt•thf'il.lnd\ lo<it to 8nta1n ·~ M.uk
< "' 1n the fint round 1n 1~1W In
l~t.K C)l. .. kt'r IO\t to ;\rth ur 4\hr 1n thr
111 lc llldh. h
I ...i\I \'Car Md nroe ftll to < 1rt ho
\lo"a1c1:i·., hnn Lcndl 1n the int'n'
""Rll'\ final On T ur-'lda)' l ('n<ll
l11llt1"cd \.1t l nruc onto thr Lm11\
\1 mmong \tad1um < nun and
1ru\hrdC1lcnn l .a~c:ndt'( krr b ' l'I '
h ()
It dOt'\n 'tallt't·t mr aull," 1hr top
"'rdrd I ('ndl \aid ot Mt f ntr~·,
'hot kina drfrat · I mrun I h'4\C' Ill
pl:t' !Robert) \<'au"' in thr \t'tnntl
round
f .. en1uafh 1 cnuld hl\:t' I'll )Cd
\1t t nro<' en 1hr quartrn hut 11 " a
lont wt)-1hcrt' for me and Im him·
I nr him 11 pro"ed 19 bc tou Iona I
l\upc 11 doc\J\'l pruu~ w be loo loni
fur me "
.\raenuna' < 1u1llrrmo Viii! "hn
v.on tht' I \ Open 1n IQ77 whC'n 11
v.a\ playl'd on t la) 1 i•u t•1 Paul
Mt Nam« ol .\u\lrtha \ S· :.f:I
John Mcltnroe mted tn Rnt roand of U .9 . Open T1lmday.
So Mt I nror, "'hu h~' ""on the
four time\ Wi mhlcdM thrct'
nd Yrh w11 ranked No I until
th me ft"t finah•t to (Pl u .. o. ·r111M)
\ \
Ellard still.
questionable
for '86Rams
ANA HEIM -Ram~ ( oach John
Robin!.On ~1d T uc:"'1a) 1ha 1 Henry
Ellart.t'\ 32-da) holdou1 ha' forced
him 10 ponder a \Ca~n without the
prolific w1dr receiver .ind punt·rctum
man
111~ comment!> came a day after
neaotrntwn\ between Ellard'• agent,
M1li.t• Bla11 and the Ramfl failed 10
hrtdgt' tht· S21XJ 000-a-)'ear gap br-
l\.\t'cn the two panic\
Tm \urc 1hcrt' will be more
ncg11t1a11on\" Robin.,on ..aid "The
la\l l haptrr ha' not been "ritten. but I dt1n'1 haH an) rnmmenl about the
bu\1ne\\ a\J)('lt (nfthc holdout)···
On lht' other hand Robini.nn \aid
thl' longrr fllard holds nut thr
J(fl ,11t·1 tht· pmhlrm bcl omc'>
\\.ht·n ,ou re late -you hun your
\Cit and tht· team 'R11h1n\On said "If
ht• "'"'l'' mul h more time 11 could
hun tum 1h1\ \C3"'1n and that would
h•: .t \t·riou' blov. to h1\ career ··
Koh1n\.lm '>.lid hC'' bcc:n forced to
'11ml' to gnp\ with the fal·t that
Hr nr) ma' nol he here th1~ year '
1 llard thr team 'leading rl'cc:1ver a
\1·a1 ilj(ll <1nd lhc "la11onal Football
< onkrt·nu·' lt-ad1ng punt returner
Im I hrl't' Ull1\l't ul• "'t' )'ra"' want\
\I S million for .i three-year w nlraC'l
hill I\ w1l11ng Ill l <tmpromt'>C Rian
""d Ala11\aid 1hr Ram\ have offered a
lou r yr.tr lOntral I worth about
~ '\{)(>.OOO a )'Car
In other ne,.., q·trran q uartcrb3 k
\tnr R.irtkow\k1 lrft pratllCc early
"'11h .i \lomach mu\C.lr prohlcm. 1he
\Jmt· one that Wd\ a r11 nlern la\t
\.\C't " Kuh1n\.lm said. "I te·, douhtful lor
the 11.'•mc (fnda\ J 1n l>rn'n I wanl
to ht· l'\lremd\ taut11111\ 11·, nn1
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,Boyd continues111astery of Texas
EVans. Baylor hOmer.
back 1 OK performance
in 41/i innings. The loss dropped the Ranacn
four gamci behind the Amenean Leque West·
leading Anaets, who defeated New York 2-0.
sinale by Tony Armas, a double by Rich
Geaman, Owen's infield arounder that llCOred
Armas and Barntt'111crifice fly.
the Royals a 4--0 lead. Ona sil'\aJed in a run an the
first and Mike K.Jngery doubled and scored on a
sinaJe by Jim Sundbera in the second.
Brett homered witn two outs in the founh
and led off the seventh with his I Sth home run.
He also singled in the eiahth. From >JJ dl1pa«*t
Evans' 19th homer of the season was a two-
run shot in the fif\h that aave the Red Sox a 7-1
lead. Baylor, who had struck out in his three
tnps against Loynd. hit his 2Sth leading off the
~ve!1lh aaa1n~t reliever Mitch Williams.
Eight d1fTC'rent players sco~ for Boston
and eight of the nine staners had hits, including
two doubles by aoaas. h marked the ninth time in his career that
Brett had hit two home runs in a pme and
second time Lhis season. He also hit two homers
ap1nst New York April 9.
ARLINGTON. Texas -Dennis "Oil
Can" Boyd /itched a (our-hatter with 10
strikeouts an Owi&ht Evans and Don Baylor
hit home runs Tuesday ma.ht as the Boston Red
So.11 broke a thrtt-game rosina streak with an
8~ I victory over the T cxas Rangers.
The only run off Boyd came on Toby
Harrah's finh home run of the season. It tied the
game 1-l in the first.
Royals I, W•Jte Sox I: ln Chicago, Oeorac
Brett hat a pair of solo home runt and Steve
Balboni hit a two-run homer, lead.Ina the
K.al)JaS City to a victory over the White Sox.
· ·The Royals had IS hiu as they won their
S«ond straight pmc and seventh of 11 , while
the White Sox fell to their finh straiaht defeat.
The White Sox snapped a string of 18
scoreless lnnina.s when they sco~ a run an the
third on a double by Ron Karkov1CC' and a
~ingle by Reid Nichols. Boyd, 13-9, walked one and struck out his
season ht&h as he ended Teus' four-pmc
winmng streak. Boyd has won all three of his
starts against the Rani.crs this season.
Jim Rice gave Boston a 1-0 lead in the top
of the first with an RBI in&Je followinaa walk
to Marty &m:tt and a s1ng)e by Bill Buckner.
Spike Owen's infield sin&lc. his steal of
second. Wade Boggs' RBI double and a fielding
error by Ranger shortstop Curtis Wilkerson
pu hcd the Rcd Sox into a >-I lead after two.
Charlie Leibrandt1 11 -10, pve up seven
hits and no walks. strikma out six batters. in his
seventh complete game of the season while
Richard Oouon. 8-13, took the loss.
Ti1en I, A's '1: In Detroit, Home runs by
Darnell Coles and Mike Heath hiahhahtcd a
s1>.-run Detroit sixth 1nning1s the Tiaerscamed
an 8-7 comeback victory over Oakland m a Oe.kland '• Alfredo Orttfen aeta bruhed.back. Te.11as rookie Mike Loynd lost his first
game against two wins. He aUowcd seven runs Thr> 1 ncreascd 11 to S-1 in the fourth on a
Balboni hit his 28th homer in the third
inning. after Jorge Ona had singled. and gave ~
(Pleue eee TIO&R8/83)
Hol1nes finds way
to get his bouts,
beco1ne pro01oter
Larry Holmes. who feels he can still m
put up a fight. plan<, to put on fights.
Holmes. his assoc1atr. Dick Lovell.
and his attorney Charles Spaz1an1. haH'
requested a promotl'r's license 1n Penns>l"'ania under
the name Sport!>eor
But Holme) 1s not planning to invade the
promotional world ot \uc:h b1gt1me bo'ung brokers as
Bob Arum or Don ~1ng
Some da ma be. but tor no"' Holmes wants to be
one of the promotional part1c1-
p.tn1s in any big fights he 1s
Jn'-Oh.·ed tn
l\1 his age and asking pnce.
that might not be easy.
"We're not trying to get
nc:h.'' Holmes said of the promo-
tional 'cnture ... Wr'll be happy to
break even."
Holmes plans to promote
shows in such places as his
hometown of Easton: Scranton,
Holmee where he began his professional
boxing can:er 1n 1973. and Bethlehem. where he has
planned his first c.ho"' for Sept. 19. He wants to put on
two more cards 1n 1986.
Holmes. the promoter. plans to showcase his
brother Mark, a m1ddlewe1ghl. whose: successful career.
at leac;t on paper was put on hold last year when he was
knocked out b) John Collins.
But H olme~ ~1d his brother's career 1s not his sole
purpose for promoting.
"I "'an·110 g"e )Oung figh ters a chance," he said.
As a tighter Holmes find<; himself in a post1on al
the ase of 16 vi being on the fringe uf a d1v1s1on he once
dominated. of hcmg in thl· pos1t1on of becoming an
opponent for a }oung fighter looking to put a lamous
name on his rcc:ord.
· I m detin1tel) going to fight .. ..aid Holmrs. who
~on his first 48 fights before losing and fa1hng 10 regain
the International Bo,ung F~erallon t1llt' 10 l\!.O tight<;
aga1n~t Mtthacl ')pinks.
''I'm going to tight ~met1mt· 1n 1'.Jo,cmber."
Holme<o. "'ho wall be 37 on !'lo' ' 'ia1d
Black arm ban d tells the story
SEATTL E -DefenSl\e tackle Reg,g1e [i]
Rogerc; of the Washingt on Hu,k1e'I will •II •
wear a black arm band with the number 20
on his football JCr\C)' th1\ ~a'ion
"It\ .. omcthang to remind me ul a 'pcc1al per..on."
thl' 6-6. 270-pound senior t'l(plained. h1!> vo1<.·e barelv
aud1bll·
Out when tht• Paufic..-1 IJ C onkrcn<.e Skywr11cr'>
v1s1tt:d the Wa'>htngton campu'> Monday. Rogers made
1t tkar ht• didn't "'•mt 10 talk about the coca1ne-<:aused
death of ht~ older brother Oon at the fa mil) home in
Sa<.rameoto. 1h1'> <,ummer
Oun wa\ a \taning safet:y fo1 thl· C lev<'land Browne.
and a former l ( l \ .\11-l\ml'rll J
Anti-steroid posters required
\A( RAML' f() -.\thlet1t locker Ill
rooms tn < .iltforn1a "'''' have to have po<,tcrs nc),tJunc warning that 1t 1s illegal to
u.-.e steroid!> to enhantl' athll'tac per-
formant:e
The: pmtcr\ "''" be: r-.:qu1rl·d under A817.::!4 b)
A\~mbl)nl.JO '°ltnl· < lutl· D R1\.Cr'>1de. Yvhach <10"
C1eorge Dcui..ml'Jtan \1gncd 1010 law Tuc'>day < urreot state lav. makec; the unprc\Cnbcd use ur
sale of \tero1ds illegal.
Tribble connected to murder
WASHINGTON -Brian Tribble, m
charged 1n the cocaine intoxication death
of basketball star Len Bias, has been linked
lo a murder an northeast Washin~ton,
according to papers filed in Distnct of Columbia
Superior Court.
The coun papers also say that Bias was in Tribble's
apartment shortly before the athlete died, indicating
police may have cleared up some of the mystery of Bias'
movements m the early morning hours of June 19.
The coun documents. signed by Prince George's
Circuit Judge Roben J. Woods. ask Washington
authont1es to subpoena three men who live in the
d1stnct to appear before the Prince George's County
grand jury mvesttpting the Bias death.
OnC' of the! tno. Adrian James, is a fonner district
police officer who. according to the court papers, told
police that Tribble was responsible for the death of a
man who had stolen a safe belonging to Tribble.
The safe was taxen in the hours following Bias'
death from the apartment of Julie Walker, a friend of
Tnbble. who told police It belonged to Tribble.
James led polu:e to the safe which was found
empt) ·
The two other men Woods asked d1stnct
authorities to subpoena arc friends of Tribble. Gideon
Fobb\ and Mark Majors. The court papers ci te an
un1dent1tied witness as saying that Fobbs and Majors
were in Tnbble's apanment with Bias early on the
morning of the Un1versityofMaryland basketball star's
death
Quote of the day
Joe Garagjola, NBC announcer and former
major league catcher. .. The wind always seems to
blow against catchers when they arc running."
Tyson eyeing early knockout
LA~ VtC1.\S -Undefeated heavy-m
"'eight \.11k<-ryM>n had a read) answer
"'hen asked ho"' long 11 will take him to
m.ike .\lfon10 RatltfT his 25th knockout
VICllm 1n n fights.
"The first time he $Cl~ hit correctly,'' the 20-year-
old heao,.)we1ght ~n!><lt1on said.
RatlttT I\ tht· only thing standing between Tyson
and an earl) No, ember title shot against World Boxing
C ounc1I champion Trevor Bcrb1ck. and Tyson vowed
10 wan lOnv1ncingly 1n their Sept. 6 bout. ·
And. wuh IS first-round knockouts to his credit.
It's a vow Ratliff would do well not to ignore.
"I predict a clear-cut win," said Tyson. l
The r y .. on-RathtTtight IS on the undercard of the
International Box 1ng Federation heavyweight title fight
between champton Michael Spinks and Norway's
Steffen Tangs1ad. but Tyson's first Las Vegas appear-
ance may be tilt' real gatr attraction
"People arc making a big thing of me." Tyson
admitted. 'But rm JUSl excited to be fighting ont he
\3mc card a\ those two guys "
Soviet spikers t op U.S. team
~AC RAMENTO -The Soviet m l n1C>n heat the Un1tcd States 16-14, 10-1 S,
I 5· I 3 I 5· 11 1 n a men's volleyball game
1 ue\da~ night
The los\ before 6.846 fan) at Arco Arena evened
the two team' at 2-2 on the Soviets' current tour of the l ..,
r he l I ~ team IS the defending World Cup
r hampwn The Soviet team defeated the US. in July to
"''o the gold medal at the Goodwill Games.
Klein OK'd to file o n Davis
SAN DIEGO -Gcnr Kk1n. former [i]
San Diego Chargers ownrr, is \!ntttled to 411 t
press his $33 million suit against the Los
Angeles Raiders and Raiders managing
general partner Al Da"'.is\ a judge has ruled. . .
Klein filed the suit in January 1984, cla1m1ng he
was a v1ct1m of malicious prosecution when Davis and
the Raiders named him as an individual defendant in
the Raiders· antitrust suit against the National Football
League.
The Ratders won a federal coun decision that
allowed them to move to Los Angeles from Oakland.
However. a federal judgr removed Klein, NFL
Commissioner Pete Rozelle. and Los Angeles Rams
owner Georgia Front1erc as individual defendants
before the verdict was rendered.
Attorneys for Davis and the Raiders had argued
that Klein's dismissal from the antitrust suit left him
without legal stand1 ni to sue for malicious prosecution.
San Diego Su pen or Court J.udge Mack Lov~tt. 1n a
ruling made public Monday, disagreed. He said even
though the Chargers were unsuccessful parties to the
overall htiption along with the NFL and 26 other
teams. the dismissal of KJei n from the suit constituted a
legal victory for thr former team owner.
A legal victory is needed as e'videncc that a lawsuit
was malicious. ·
Lovell's ruling !o('t the stage for a Sept. 22 trial.
Klein 1s seeking $3 m1lhon in compensatory damages
and $30 million in punitive damag°'.
Albeck signs with Bradley
Pf:.ORIA .111. -Former Chicago Bulls m·
Coach Stan Albeck. a I 9S5 graduate of
Bradley Universi ty, today signed a fivc-
>ear contract to become head basketball
coach at his NC' AA-penalized alma mater.
"If you ask me why I want to leave professional
basketball. this is the only college job I would want."
i.\lbeck said at a campus reception held for him. "I c~n't
think ofa better place than Bradley, where I started 31
years ago, to wind up my carCt'r.
Terms of the cont.act were not disclosed.
Albcck. SS. coached three National Basketball
Association teams 1n six years before his most rccC'nt
I I-month sunt with the Bulls.
Bradley began looking for a new coach two weeks
before Dick Versace took an assist.ant coachingjoh Aug.
S with the Detroit Pistons.
On Jul y 14. Versace. 44. signed a one-year contract
for a ninth season at Bradley. but hr was told 11 would be
his last because of NC AA sant•t1on!> imposed against the:
school that same day.
The National Collegiate Athletic Assoc1a11on
accused Versal:e of unethical conduct on grounds that
he alle_gedly lted about and tried to cover up 1981
re('ruiting violations involving former Bradley player
Anthony Webster.
The NC' AA barred Bradley from post-season
basketball play and its coache'I from off-campus
rccru1ung for the coming season and put the school on
probation for two years. '
Television, radio
TELEVISION
S p m. -COLLEGE FOOTBALL: Alabama
vs. Ohio State. 4th Annual Kickoff Classic. from
East Rutherford. N.J., Channel 5.
11 30 p.m -TENNIS: U .S. Open tennis
h11thhghts. from Flushing Meadows, NY .. Chan-
nel 2
RADIO
I :US p.m. -BASEBALL: Philadelphia at
Dodgers, KABC ( 790).
Defector gives
Eastern-bloc
sports secrets
LOS GATOS (AP) -A Soviet-bloc sports scientist
who defected last year ts unve1hng the secrets of the East
and shaping a revoluuonary training program for young
American track and field athletes.
Ladislav Pataki, who sought more freedom to put his
ideas to work, Oed C.zcchosfovakia with his W1fe and
daughter after getting help from U.S. Olympic hammer
thrower Ed Burke.
Tounga portable computer. Pataki now n1csaround
the country, v1s1t1ng sport~ research centers and talking
with coaches and athletes. His Enghsh has improved
s1gn1ficantly since his am val, but he says "the best I know
1s computer language."
Pat.aka, 40. has been working 1n the high-tech world of
Sa ltcon Valley on programs that could break Eastern
Europe's lock on the hammer. discus.Javelin and shotput
events.
He holds a doctorate 1n b1omechanics and the theory
of !lpons 1raininJ. and 1s applying his ideas to the U.S.
Olympic Committee\ elite athlete project in the javelin
and hammer throw.
On the Junior .Olympics level, Pat.aJCJ is writing
tra1 n ing programs fot coaches in all four throwing events,
as well as developing model films with SyberVision
Systems. Inc:. of Newark. Calif.
"Lad1slav 1sa resource person who right now 1s being
listened to," said Burke, chainnan of the nauonal
hammer throw program. "It's not always possiblC' for an
txpcn to come into a new area and be listened to. We have
many fo reign coaches who arc ignored."
Burke. a threc-ume Olympian now retired from
competition, said the reason no Amencan holds a world
record in any throwing event 1s because the United St.ates,
unlike the Soviet bloc. has no Olympic development
program for those events and no "feeder system~ from
high schools.
Hoping to change that with Patak1's help. Burke
rccentl> created the nation's firs1 Explorers Ol~p1c
Throwers Club through an Explorer Scouts post in Los
Gatos. He hopes the program eventuall} wtll be expanded
nat1onw1de b) the Explorer Scouts Olympic Committee.
pan of the US Olympic Comm111ee.
"The A1hlct1c Congress Junior Olympic program 1s
where wr'rc going." Burkr said "That will be our premier
meet So all year we're gom~ to our regional meets.
working our way up to the national meet. and then we'll
walk 1n. <;et new records and Just storm the place.
"I got Lad1slav and (Olympic gold medal discus
thrower) Mac Wilkins to work with me," Burke said. "We
formed our first group 1n July wtth a camp of boys and
g1rh age I::! to 23. Fifty-fi ve kids showed up the first day.
We meet every other week now and usually 3S show up."
One of the top yo ung athletes 1n the program is Enc
Finch. who ha\ worked with Burke for 18 months and
w1th Pauik1 for six months. Finch. 20. broke the national
Junior college rcLord in the hammer throw several times
this summer and will go to the lJn1vers1ty of Oregon this
fall.
.. Enc was not mult1-t.alented,'' Burke said. "This 1s
not Reggi e Jackson. "But he 1s a good athlete and he'll be
an Olympian. The fire bums wuhm that kid, you can sec
1t And he's not alone Two boys who ne ver saw a hammer
before were throwing 130 feet with two sessions, just 30
feet less than wa s thrown at the Jumor Pan Ams. So we're
making a definite suiiement We're going to be noticed."
Pataki said Eastern Eu rope'<; ~ucccss in athletics 1s
largcl) due to 11s soph1st1cated development program.
"In C1echoslovak1a. there t!> a special program for
'iports stan1n~ in the fir!it grade," hr said. "There 1s a
talent search m first grade and they get general athleuc
tra1n1ng until the fifth grade:·
( 'h1ldrcn are gi ve n a sen es of tests for run nm$ speed,
strength and endurance and arc analyzed to predict their
eventual body size. according to their de velopmcn1 and
th r height of their parents
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hackficld .. \aid White "David
Sherman (ill\o a 4 ft hack) 1s a solid
runnN and I lcnder'IOn. our quar-
terbcl1.k. I!> a good runner. The
que'>t1on marl.. 1~ our passing game
llcndl·r-.on I'> nl'W and Lack S1akacs
Cpronountcd \d)·ku~). o ur tigh t end.
didn't catch to<J muc:h (I for 6 yards).
"You knov. I have a passing
background. bu1 11., obvious we'd be
fooh\h not to be runmng. Still, we're
going IC> hin cw throw the ball to wtn
thl· h1g game<\ and,, . ., something we
ha"e to 1mpro'r on "
There isn't a c;ingle returning \tarter
back 1n the oflen~1ve ltne, but White
1'ln't 1n a state of panic
"We have some s11e," he "31d, "and
of .my off-season that I've been here,
the offensi ve hne has hftcd the
hardest as a g10up and gained wc1j\ht
a'> a group I hey'vc put the time 1n,
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and Doug Blanchard (6-4. 240) and
Kn in Fairman (6-2. 2S0) have a
chance to be real good."
._airman benches 38S pounds and
po"'er deans 300. so it's obvious
I d1'ion will have some muscle) to
w unter the Wcstminstcr clan
DuBms returni. w11h a school-
rl'lord 14 \acks to hti. credit. and he's
i.tronger 1h1s year. Combined with
Dean Butler ( 5-1 I. 200) and V incc
l..<1ga\p1 C5-9. 180). White feels he has
a reasonable set of downhnemen.
"( ompared to Westminster we're
munchktn!>," ~1d White. "But we
have decent 'Ille and our defensive
hnc 1s quick.
"Our defensive ends are anexpen-
cnc:c:d . but 5tcady and do the things
we want
"The ~ondary 1s inexperienced.
but Mike Pr1nct' 11dduome stab1hty."
Prince. a 6-1. I 9S-pound senior. as
out for football for the first time and
has opened some eyes with his natural
ability The fact that the greenest
player oh the team adds stability says
a lot for his athletic ab1ht1es.
.. Wr don't have any glanng holes.
but we don't have quite the skilled
athlete\ of last year,'' said While.
"There arc no Ricky Justices or
Kenn) Gnggs around And Hen-
dcr'°n isn't an (Make) Angelov1c
right now. Bu t our nmn1n1 game will
be stronger.
"We tm1nstcr's the team to beat,
our ~ids know lhat." ~•d White ... It's
kind of nice th:n w.c'rc not the team to
beat, but we're still Edison -and
everybody 1s up when they play Edison."
NEW YO RK CAP) -Amateur
athletics must develop a uniform
intcmat1onal drug tcsung program or
mk losmg corporate sponsorship
from companies fearful of hanning ·
their imaac. Canada's M1nmcr of
Sport Ono Jelinek 111d Monday
Jelinek, whosecountryw1ll host thr
1988 Winter Olympic Games in
\al~ry. Albcna, and has 1t own drug
policy, said he has spoken w11h a few
maJor corporations who have tll·
prcssed reluctance to sponsor
amateur compet1t1ons because of
athletes testing for recreational
narcotics or peifonnance improve-
ment drugs such as anabolic steriod .
Corporate sponsorship has become
.a llltlJor source of revenue for athletic
uunpet1t1ons. e~pec1ally the Olympic
(1amcs The I 976 Summer Olympics
in Montreal run b) the C'anad1an
(JOvernmcnt. !>ufTercd major losses.
but the 1984 Gamrs 1n Los Anselcs.
which was called br some the "Free E.nterpn~ Games· because of tls
hea") corporate funding, produced a
profit
The m1na1;ter said that all inter·
national ,p<>rts organ1ut1ons, Olym·
pie comm111ec:~ and 1ndiv1dual coun·
trte mu~t work together to sllndard·
11e 1he 'ubtances to be banned, tcstina
procedure • test relmb1hty, sanctioni
against athletes and the enforcement
of \ll nc11ons
New York's Santana finds Knight's bat jusf right
Teuf ul. Knight drive four base hits each
to power M ets' 21-hft attack, 1 f:-6 win
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'lhOrt\tOp Rafael 5antana ha\ round a
pcrwnal bat bo) -leammate Ra y
fl..n1&h1 ·r think from now on I'll lei tum
order the bets and just g.o to lhC' rack
and pJ<:k one out" !>lid Santana. who
u\Cd one of Kn1Jh1 '' ~cially or-
d<'ml mod<'I' Tue\day n1aht 10 pick
up two hit . 1nclud1na has first home
run ''"~ Apnl 17, t 98S. Knaaht. who alona with Tim
r eufel. had four hits t0 pace the Meu"
21 -hitattack in an 11-6 rout ofthc San
Diego Padrc5, doesn't use the Mt
dunna 1hc pme itself.
"I ordered Siii of thost black bets
Ju't 10use1n ti.nanaprutict," Kn1p1
said "He &laned usina thC'm. Now he
lells me every day how solid they •~
•
.. E"er) time he 01es out to left, he
comes hack and tel15 mC', 'Hry, I just
mined lhat one.' "
Santana, who entered the pmc
battina 203. figures he'll stack with
Knt&ht's choice of ban1na pracuct
~pons for a while.
"When you·~ struaal1n1 you go to
thC' bat rack and pie~-up someth101
that feels comfortable. J know rm not
a power hlttC'r. I 1ust tell myself. 'Do
your /Ob,' and foract about everyth1 ng C'lsc ..
Teufel and Kn1&)l1 drove 1n three
runs 1p1ett as the Mets' ht1 tot1I was a
season h1ah ,
4
The Mets won for the e1&,hth time 1n
their last nine pmcs. New York has
won 5Cven of c1aht games on its
current West Coast tnp, which con·
eludes toni&ht.
Sid Fernandez. I S-4. patched sevC'n
1nntna.' and pve up sax rvn.\ on 1 l
htts. Fernandez 1s lied with Houston·~
Bob Knepper for 'ICCond an the
National League in v1ctonC1. one
behind t os '\naele · Fernando
Valen1ucla
Glaat1 I, Expos t : In San ·Fran-
c.1sco, Vida Blue pttchcd one-hit ball
for nine 1nninas and Harry Spilman·~
p1nch·tingle with lht bases loaded 1n
'
the 12th 1nn1ng P "<' thr G11nts a
v1c1or) over Montreal
S<.ott Gamlh. 1 1-9. aot the vactor).
allowanaonl> one h1t 1n the linaJ threc
1nn1n~ tic aho had a key s1n&)c ofT
£,pos reliever Ben Roberge, ().). 1n
~he I 2lh
Will C lark led off the Giants' 1 lth "'''h a ~•n&le. Crarrtlt, faked a bunt
and fooled the hpo by SWll\&.lna.
aroundtna the h..llt into left field,
\Cnd1n1 \lark to third
Afler Ch11t °'' 11 wu walked
1ntcnttonally to lood the bates, Bob B~nl) ll"Ounded back 10 th~ mnund
(Pleaee eee OIAlfT9/83)
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dreadlock• on a forelaaad to
Scott Da Yb lo the tint roand
of the U .s. Open.
U.S. OPEN. • • From Bl
(>-1. 6 -3. Kath y Rinaldi. tht' women't
No 10 seed, tumbled to Machelle
Torre~ 6-I . 6·4
Earlier. defending women's cham-
pion Han.t MandlJkova ofC1cchosl~
va loa eastl) moved into. the S«Ond
round w1 1h 6-2. 6-2 victory over
Martc·C'hnsunc Calleja of France.
Top seed Manina Navratilova e.asily
dcfea1NI C1echoslovak Andrea
Hohkova l>-4. 6-2.
It was Annaconc.-. a hard-servina
ngh1-hander. \!oho was dominant on
th" Lia\' .t) Ml Lnroe 4'onsUtntly found
h1m<,cll oul of pt>s111on orcomminina
unforced crrcm.
The mo11c h ended w en McEnroe.
or)<:l' almo!>I untouchable at the
N:111onal J cnni':t Center, hat a volley
wide when he had most of the coun to
aim at
.. J'm sorry that he lost," Annacone
said of McEnroe ... , want to sec him
com<' back because I think he's great
for tcnn1-:..
·-rm not sorry that I won, but it
feels >.and of awkward beating him."
With the defeat. McE nroe dropped
10 at least 21st 1n the world computer
rank1n~. his lowest ever. Six.th·
ranked Jamm) Connor$ 1s now the
lone >\mL·ncan ranked 1n the top 10.
\nnawnc finished with 23 aces to
11nl) 1hrcc for McEnroe.
fhc two played last week an the
Hamler Cup in nearby Jenco, N.Y ..
and McEnroe won 6-J. 6-2. And. at
first . 11 looked hke McEnroe would
po'il ano1her l'a'y victory as he npped
through the lir!>t sec breaking An·
natonc at 'O tn lhe fou rth game and
fr•lm deucr an the second II \I.as the last time McEnroe would
hrca>. .\nnaconc·s S(:rv1ce on this day.
"The kchng of the match changed,
and he \lo3S more in control,"
M(rnrot' ~1d. "He got better and I
go! wor..c as the match went on."
Ml [nroc sprayed unforced errors
in e~l·ry d1rect1on -17 off the
fore hand. 11 ofT the backhand and
even slamming two smashes so lon1
the ball alm ost h11 the wall at the beck
of 1hc coun .
.. It's frustrating at massing easy
sho ts:· McEn<oe ~id ... and I've been
missing a 101 of them."
The lefl-handt'r who had been
considered a leg1umate contender to
win this tournament, the year's final
Grand Slam event, wound up with
nine double-fa ults. wh ile Annacone,
ranked 20th an th e world. had four.
It was the fir-:.t time in his caner
that McEn roe lost in the U.S. Open In
the first round. His worst prev1ou1
finish was in I Q77 -his first Open -
when he reached the fourth round
hcfore foili ng to Spain's Manuel
Orantes on the cla) couns of the West
Side T enn1s Club
t-l 1s confidenl.C soanngas McEnroe
began making more and more errors,
'\nna1:onc broke his celebrated oppo-
nrn1 in the c;ccond ga me of the second
\l'l Aftl'r he broke him again tn the
\l\th game. this time at 30. Annacone
th1•11 \l'f\ cd out the ~t to level the
m,lll h
It wa'i .tll Annacone after that.
although "'1cEnroc hneOy -and
onl) hncO~ -d1\pla)ed the ktnd of
<ohot\ tha1 hos made him one of the
grca tc\t 11layc r'i tn the game. On
I ue~JJ~. 1ho'IC 'lhots we re too ft'w
and too tar between.
"In the lir'lt !>Cl I felt I wa\ h1uana at
700 mile\ an hour and the ball was
gmng nowhl·re," Annacone said.
.. \ltcr lhat I relaxed more.
·· ~k s 001 as match-tough a'I he
wa\ Hl hasn't played enough yet.
I 1r·, go1 'o much talent "
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(Ptt1 2 ~ 2) Ludmlll 8Mt)oM. Set·
LB.guns Playhouse gets new manager
There's. a new hand at the helm or
the Laguna Moulton Playhouse -
Jod> Johnston Davidson or Las
Vegas. who has been hared as the
theater's new general manager.
Davidson. daughter or the late
comedienne Tolle Fields, will share
the playhouse's upper echelon with
artistic director Douglas Rowe. She
was hired by the Moulton board after
a nat1onw1de search. ·
"The pla,Yhousc is in the midst of a
major ins11tut1onal development cf·
fon which will double the siz.e of ats
program over the next few )•cars."
Jody Johneton DaTld8on
Expansion of
actors' home
wins approval
LOS ANGELF-5 (AP) -fa.
pans1on of a retirement home and
hospital for actors has been approved
by a city official . despite obJec11ons
from ne1ghbo~ of the facility 1n
suburban Woodland Halls.
The S40 mil lion project, which
eventually will double the si1e of the
hospital and more than tnple the
number of spaces in rcsadenual lodges
and cottage-style unats. was approved
Mo nday by Associate City Zonins
Adm1n1'itrator James Cn sp
Expansion of the Motion Picture
and Telcv1s1on Country House and
Hospital 1s expected 10 take about a
decade, said its director, John Pa vlak.
The home and hosp11al arc open to
people over age 6S who have per-
formed or "-Orkcd at least 20 years 1n
the film or television tndustry.
"I ob1ect to a laundry facility at my
front door." \aid Bert Mallinger, who
laves nc't to the home
·· fhas is the ty{'>C of construction
that c:iusc:s a ncaahborhood to 10
downhill.'' said Carl ArmenofT. who
lives nearby. In approvina a cond1t1onal-usc
permit and zone variance for the
project. ('mp told homeowners they
were luck)' the home wasn't bcina
eitpandcd to the full 1.000 units
allowed by tile city's mafttr plan for
the 3rca. Neighbor can appeal the rulana.
The ho .onars. cap:i ci ty 1!> to be
boosted to~ SQ IX'd\
Cosby to sub for
Johnny Carson
NF.W \ORK (AP) -8111 Co\b}'
Sh r or NBC., \op-rated "( O\h\ ~how." will fill 1n for Johnn)' (~~on
"' ho\t of "The T onaaht how on Sept 21 24 and ~ti. the network ha\
annuunc~ ';1n(;e Joan Ri ve~ v1coted her ,lot
H ft'IUIOr \Uh'illtUtC host tO do het
own ,how on the new f-o,. Broad·
Cl\tang Network (anon had ,.,d he
had hoprd to U't' Cj(VC'rtl 'uMlltUtM.
1nd11ding ( O\h)
Rowe noted. "Because of the an·
creased workload. we all felt 11 was
time 10 bnng an a strong general
manager."
Rowe and Davidson wall operate
the playhouse as panncrs. working
together with their respective art1suc
and managenal specialt ies 10 further
develop the theater's programs.
Davidson comes to Laguna from a
l 0-ycar stint as founder and man-
aging director of the Ratnbow Com-
pany. one .of Amcnca's fo remost
children's theaters. She has appeared
on over 14 national television shows
and been featured in People maga11ne
for her work with that theater
In 1980. she was honored by the
go .. ern or of Nevada w11h the first
Go.,,ernor's Award tn the Ans as
"outstanding ans administrator" for
the state She also has taught theater
management at the un1vers1ty level 1n
Calafom1a and Nevada
The Laguna Moulton Pla yhouse
wi II open au 6 7th season Sept. I I with
"The Sly Fox." Over 6.000 season
tJckcts already ha ve been sold. and
subscripuons will be offered up to the
theater's 90 percent capacity mark.
A CALLBOARD -Golden Wc!>t
College has announced aud1t1ons for
two plays. which will run tn repenory
in late Novcmlxr and early Deccm·
bcr .... dtrcctor Charles Mitchell wall
cast four women from 18 to 60 for
same location .. tall 895-8223 for
more 1nformat1on ....
which opens Oct. 31 ... call 631-0288
for further information ...
The Ncwpon Theater Arts Center
will hold open aud1uons for "The
Oc1e11c Bridge Club" Sept. 8 and 9 at
7 JO pm. at the theater. 250 1 Cliff
Drn c Newport Bcach .... director
Joan McGil lis will cast eight women
from the ages of37 to 64 fort he show.
Readings for Shakespeare's
"Twelfth Night" will be conducted
Sept. 15 and 17 at 6 p.m. an Room
A604 of Irvine Valley Collcgc .... Tam
Batson is direcung and all roles arc
open for the cla.ss1c comed y. which
will be presented Nov. 21 and 22 ....
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colkgc's. theater building ... a cast of
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trl Liii iSLE Pen. 2BA·2BA Boaullps Price. s 114,500. 946•7893 child line petloo prt utlls gar S 1200 539~6191 43 llrls: $795; yr1y pool, carport No pe1s C.rport, bec:k yerd, encl p.,td~, CaN 4 7-893 or
•WTILIFFI * Sllulted al the lip 01 Lido avail Only S279,000 pd or Agt lee See Sat 4:00pm-6:00pm # 546-8791 __ p1t10 or b1k:ony $650 up. 720--0 00 Kathy
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story 3BR. 2'~BA t form the five major 1s1ands of ;/Ji Rtatt1/Codoa Newly redone 3bdrm 2t>a 4BA 4BA Sept.June kitchen. ateps to beach 1BA, patio, pool, lndry Bait ltaclt
dlne&famrm,21rplcs, NewportHarbor.includ· .f't/fJ./l "Jl -poolklds S72511atothers S2700/mo ' 673·2131 Beautllul hardwood rm.Cloaetoall. f . 38!2•%0 di *11111111 ... *
view lot. Perfect con· ing Harbor and Bay '//.a l . /r Geaeral 2102 avall539-6191Agtlee floors.newcrpt,lndryrm, 149E.Bay own-atyte ... a, b Refrlg.dlthwUher&atow
dlllon $335.000 lee I Island and the Harbor's R E A l T y r I . Nwpt Hghts newly redec sundeck. pvt garage. Avl TSl 11111' ·~2-1101 gar, lndry hkup. p1tlo. No _1_nc_1_. _N_O_P_ET_S_54_s-48 __ 5_s UST1Ml I 00 six major channels mak-- -* •HllTALS* * 1111 118 2BR 1BA. Exit cond. Lg $750 No peta 675-6606 peta. Nr Beac:h & Hell
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70 fEn properties with sunrises 295.000 Lse opt OK Call LANDLORDS/REAL TORS lnclds grdnr 539-6191 waterfront. Avl nowt New sundecit. Pvt get a\11 S97S cllltles • clean S750 D/W, a/c, coin l1undry, II TIE UY over Newport Harbor and PAT~~K ~E60N08~0E2 Fst free tnenl prvdrs yrs of Agt lee crpt. 3Br 1'/rBa. S 1350 No pets 675-6606 --~0-8140 $710/mo 846-6.451 2BA Iba frpk:; S775 yrty Newport Center 63 1-12..., or • B RI VIiia Aentlls 675_.4912 Eastslde. Triplex, lrg quiet Avail now; 2 block• ocn
IWlll FIUICIH Lot size of 50 feet of bay e i~~\· experience 881 ty Baat. ltaclt 2140 --Cozy 1Bdrm 1Ba. Steps to 28f New crp11. drps & AVAILABLE IMMED-2BA 31136th St; d9hwthr
Eleg1n1 alngle story 3 and frontage x t44-foot I ~·, r 539-6194 , l lt4 I fa NEWPORT SHORES 3Br beaeh New crpt & floors, paint. Patio, lndry $725 1BA Up1talr1 Unit nr See Sat 10:00am-12:00
Bdrm home with 111ga depth. should Ji~commo· 1~ ... -or•• lalkt rH• I JI 2Ba. 2 story. patio, frplc, lndry rm, sundeck $850 No pets 873-3600 Yonctown/Beac:h, 1 child **BRANO NEW 28r 2811
swimming pool ramlly dlte a new residence of p . I "107 Small lenoed yard Avail d/'f', newcrpt. S 1300 Agt No pets 675-6606 ok. no pet• p4eaae, water choice arM. patio. get·
rm/bar and formal approK1mately 9 0001 HlaH I 6 911 Aher 6Pm 662-5757 673·9060 --f , SIM HI lU pd $550 +*400 depoelt age S900 i.e. No l)ett
t>1yslde dining area Pier aquare feel appropnate-Ill CAIYO• 12t3Br Winter & Yrly Pen· 4BR 2BA HOUSE -NEWPORT Shores-S 1100 C.1t1 •111 2'24 Frplc, patio, $800 •sec 863-0697 .Agt, no fee 857-1776 or 780-1713
and 1111 wlll eccommo-ly designed Ex1s11ng 40· Is where th11 elegant f1m1ly 1nsula Rentals avt Call Nr~ Garfleld/Brookhurst. 3BA. 2BA, 243 62ND ST 111111121 Piil 2445 Elden, 122--052a BACHELOR 4 blka to bc:h. *lllllf 11.llD*
dlle large yacht Prime year old home 1s very hOme is 1ocefed The pool VIII• Rentals 675-4912 new carpets. drapes & ~carpet & drapes, catl No pets, stove, refrlg. $a25/mo 2BR 1BA, ell Unfurnished Utll paid Sharp atudlo Duplex,
locallon on Harbor Island llvHt>le Doc!( will ac-, ,, surrounded by palm DUPLEX furn 2BR 1BA paint. fenced yd & dbl Terry 213-645-1155 423 w Bay 760-6083 bltlns. lndry rm, near S390 207 Chic ego. patlO. carport, .. utMt
Ad $1 395000 OR commodatea largeyacht 1reeswllotsoldeck1ng A beach l300sq h lrplc gar.lt•ds &petsok,$975 ------beach and shops 985-4954or ... Mgr. Incl, good ar ... Q..Ju
$775.000 L H plus room •o side he separate patio off the din-deck/patio winter' 9 mo' •$600 dep, 863--0697. NEWPORT TERRACE 2Br 1BA up111lra. cable TV 735 w 18th St lln ••••i,. FlllST $.495 fee '"7
smaller vessels 1ng area affords mtimele S800-S75 631•5167 agt, no fee 2~Ba. view, 1vall 9/15 Reis req·d. No pets TSL lllT 142 llOI ~ -.
(7 14) 673-4400 Bot> Causlln. Bkr/Prot>ate outside dining $599.000 Ctroaa •el M11 "122 UNFURN 3BR HOME S825/mo, 111, lllt • dep S495/mo 352 Victoria ------·--QUIET RESORT LIVING TIL.llllT 111-1111 0 851 -6370 R 673.0354 759-4830 6 I No peta Call s.45-9219 645-8161 •NEWPORT CONDOS*
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Seville For Sale By llUllRYI IUCll NOISE BAY VIEWIDuplex 3bd. Nonh Laguna. near beach~ ONE BEDROOM 2Br 1Ba. encl garage. wt d 301 Avocado 642-9850 •Large walk-In closets $e50/mo. 1BR. enc:I gar, g:~e; 1~;2~~75.';~~ SHl,100 2ba, sm olllce. sundeck, charming 2Br 1Ba. gen· NEWPORT HEIGHTS ~:~;: ~~lni!e~s.cl;~~ IHT SHI ·~~~~1:::ed prkng close to =~lcie quiet
or 0fc640-4020 Just 1 block t6 beach & adj to grn bell S1500 airerangf&refrlg,frplc, $.400/MO&DEPOSITS W Wiison 645-1819 E/a1de 2BA 1BA. gar. lrg ALLUTILITIESINCLUDED 1480 Monrovl1 tennis Double lot, 3 'sec 673-1306 bay window. oak floors, 646-4664 yard. w/d hkup. Greet lo-1 & 2 BEDROOM TlllPLEI t>drm 2 t>eth. 2 car gar· JASMINE Creek 2brl den garage Nice yard 2BA 1BA.-Lovru-cation. 1725/mo FURNISHINGS AVAIL fSL •IT 14J·1•
3bd 2be. upper unit 1n age Liz or Chuck Guarded comm, lrplc S 1000/mo Avl 911. Overlooks Newpon 3t>r 2· Very clean in Mesa del Mar 2544-46 Orange Ave Sorry No pets Ill••-UIT IEW USTl•I lrlsllne cond VACANTI 631· 1266 or s.46-5743 tennis. pool. 52100/mo Ownr/Agt 494-7551 atry lrplc Poot nu ktch NEW carpet. drapes. tile. TSL MGMT 642-1603 • -·-Ready to go• PLUS 2bd, 6 -• -oak decor S 1 1 o o paint. lg yd, carport. n---U 'ltnl m-• Entoy the luxury ot tni. ex-
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or 760·5000 I Harbor View Hiiis x1ni grdnr S700 No pets Avl Un11 2Br+Den sar $2500 Yrly, S925 836-<C 120 Call 1-5PM PRESTIGE LOCATION l306 Welnut ,_ ,_ IAA .. V cond $329 900 Call S349 000 650-3335 lmmad Call 548-3878 Ownr/Bkr 759'. 706 UPPER 3BA 2BA nr ocn & 667 v1ctor11 .. C .. $665 5 BIOck• to TSL MGMT 642· 1603 W/Petlo. Nr Shoppfng cntr VF'lnl\. 12131439.9072 for appl Slll 100 t>twn 81m-4 30pm Cout Hwy Yrly $1275 2619 Santa Ana .$695 South Coast Plue IUWlll YILUIE S895 No pets &40-1~
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SPY&USI Mill redecorated 1rg yrd spa & tennis Call now Liz -----~rtatatl "31 w 19th St ,,..8-0.92 C p kl * 1 & 2B 1 & 2B11 11 Large 3BA 2BA dupleJl. Fabulous5bedroom cor some ocean view or Chuck 631_1266 or2Hses ·2Br.gar nrall.2bd,l'~bao.lderhse.encl .. ·-.. • overed ar no r, ues newcrpt.Beac:h2bloc:ka
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space Fea11Jres include OPEi S I·~~~ ~-J S650 • dep 266 lA & C • 2 car ger, avall 911 Pool. 1 petaon No pets. and Bllllards * Prlv1te belconlea or
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ceilings French doors Cusloml 32 bdstory &hdome - -1Br 1Ba s•95 2blks bch/pool/tennls -(818) 795-6400 2Br. designer decor, Corner Nwpl F'""' & Bak•• •3 Lighted tennla courta 816-282·7733/673-8748 extra large pool size 101 I w poo rm en. .. 2BR 2b N Sh 1269 -, "" •2Swlmmlng pool1 pastoral view Tremen 3'.,bll Ocean & hill views 2Br 2Be garage $625 a pt rs. lalbtl Peaia1ala chel'a kltch, $600. lee Sorry. No petal •Streams & ponds NEWPORT MARINA APT9
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$549,000 $476 000 (714)760-0362 TELHHT lll-1110 -----1 BO $650 •Mesa V.,de o· tux 2Br. Nice 2Br 2Ba. lndry lac. No •Furnlthlnga •v•ll meter,.!:.. dp/rvtw. ~~lg,.~ E O BOS 2BR 2 '/,BA trl·level "" G f H ti & Cookl -w-......:h --JANIN U I Cotta fllt1~ •Ocean. nlghl & sunset twnhse Like new ettach BACHELOR $550 .101 Upper. New decor. pets. Non-smkr, 1v111 aa or ea ~ no ry no pelt 780.-0919
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Skyllles remodeled kite. Fncd yrd Ott 19th St $1250 + $1000 sec dep p1t10. utlla $.495 fee petlo. roomy & clean! IEW ••••TManS IUWlll YILUIE OCEANFRONT • Sharp.
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Out1t1ndlng 3BA home By eppt 642-6552 IVlll 8-27, 852-9591 VIiia Rentals 675-4912 •FrM u1111t191 Eestalde quaint 1 Bdrm refrlg, stove. c1 .. n & ......................... __
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-001~2• at 130 E 171h __ J\ec Bkkpr/Peg Immediate flt opening tor 548-6«9 .,. St CM 420111 & 720 If FOUND black kitten. wtllt• B08(d. Mutt know In-computerized service P/T lllllDPll
11 ... I latll approx· 95¢ alf. Pvt '.i:.: Copawaro"a' .. ,.~M•• tBachetue colln. ~~;:,npc!.;:.u.r:.!i!, etatlon._. female pref. Y• -Rain Gutter ln1taller Halp-V 722 .. """ -... salary .,..!hr plue, wlH For email Company. light er Wiii train $&/Hr.
Private ehaded p1t10. acant • 1602 lat w/bell 844-7129 lllend. 844-1025 train. 982·9512. F V payroll. Gov't forms American gu1ter1. Call
$285/mo. 5-48-3227 OFFICE SUITE FOUND blue/gray kitten OllllPUOTIO USIST llHlllT Tl UI Piek-Up Monday morn-631-3700
C.M. ehara ntee 2Br 2'hPa. Overloolclng harbor· w/whlle boote, Westclltt F/O, 30 Hra/Wk. Muat be $4/HR PLUSI Ing 9am, SC Pia.a area & CARPENTER-CM
2 atory; W/O, pool, Jae. 575 sq tt. Av•JI Sept t, & Dover 8130. 845-9442 enthu1laatlc, cheerful, lmmedleteopenlng .. shler work It home. Approx 20 JACK OF All TRADES
$400/mo. 833-9331 x 149 Catt 842-4844 work W911 with people. for comput.,lzed hrs/mo. 5'40-7777 To help t>ulld our new 26'
E/543-235-4 Avl 9/1 TIE m--·•m FOUND Infant bedding & Good office akllll. Incl Hf'Vlceatatlon RECEPTllllST 111tbo1t. Mic Gregor LAGUNA BEACH turn rm. -11•~ • clo1hlng on Adami. near eves hr1, some Sate Sal -Vachta, 1831 P111C*'tl&,
PY1 beth. $375. shr beth. N~ -c;:, ~~70 Broolchurst HB 968-3442 open aec:0<dlng to exp & CURI TYPIST Clothing mtg naada outgo-
$300. TV .• pool, 40+ non FOUND amall yellow itonQ· ablUty. Olan• 831-5664 Good typing skllla, filing, 1ng, lull time receptionist ti SSH
emkr prollbua 494.--0451 W·M125 blrd (Flnch?), Arcti Beech 551-3338 Eves Interesting work. Good Buey phones and mall, *SALES*
L&!:br 2'hba "-"arwood WUTD Tl WIE H99elg~t•.:. Laguna Beech -IEIT•L ••• .. Ta1n Co pGald ~ef21t9s3.63Call tyi>lng S<>wpm. Medical """' IJ TllR ST•TE If 4 • .,5.,.. " _... ""' Mitt entry ,_ • Insurance. Salary com-do wllrpl, 1kyhtes, 2 •-• For smell low-key office In I h car gar-pool-epa-tennls OAUfMllA II FOUND YOUNG male Newport BeflCh area. A IEITAL IEOEPTllllST menaurlte ;~F~xper
ml. to Npt 1575 642-6781 LM llAOI whit• cat. orange eara & fun piece to work 1 l Pteaaant group prac:tloe In !:~I I•-
tall Vic Newport Shores 844· 160 1 NB ExptW req'd 4 dy Wit --PROF M/F 21·28 to snr Approiclmately 9.500 net 846--0972 • 811 Sat ams 940•1122 7 &lrrougha
Condo In So Coast Plaza aqu11e feet of good quali-lrvlne CA 92718 area. S300/mo +'hutll ty. elr conditioned offlee LOST Man's Gold watch IUIOAL IFO WT. EXP'D Conetu, secretary 16a-6o11
(llSllE)
Prior Plumbing Salea e:r,
patience a muat Guaran-
IM plua comml11lon
Benefits available. Apply
(111)11MH1 Ou< MW, ltat..of·tr. [L..i ert food and drugltore EOE/AJAJM/F rM
cone.pt I• becoming a Desicners reality In W"tmln1ter IUITT lfllATll
this October. Al a reault, Nights. &Jty talon, C.M
many epedatty )ob 8"--0661 or 631-3925 Approprla1e I>-*
openings muat t>ct •~ •---------oround 11 ~. aoon. lnQvding· MAT mw a6onG with 900d
F fT & P fT temp help OYer c:ua10met MMca
18. Tlc::llet tu.,,._ prtcng aldlta. Full rat.all
1nendanta, etc Celt or Clertla *1eftt1
apply In penon M·F btwn padcage Is oft•.O
Mutt have good worltlng 3-5:30. 3432 VII Oporto,
knowledge of food Ste 105 NB 873-3720 APe>IY In '*'°"· preparatk>n, co4d tOMOtrow, T'hur9day
aalada. puta a&lade, OA ... /WT WIAP August 28. from utad dreatlngs. aauc:.a. FfT, benefit• 9 em to 2 pm It
etc. Knowiedge Of 250 Ogte Streat. C.M. • •••• y.aa-
proper uae of atandard -_,
kitchen equipment Ill-.._., IMtlf
required mllll'S IUIUT 11111 .......
COOKS
Apply 1n P«W""' I~ F1 alaln Y~
tomoHow. Thursday. I• now tll<tng ~Uon• (~ ....... ..,
Auguat 28, from 9am to for a Ml time Cdllar ...,...
2pm al Must N 1ble to take re-
432-l805/E 973--077B/O epace to be uMd by the nr Adami & Harbor. CM Bu1y Fashion lslartd office. for repldly growing ---------
Department of Correo-Greet Mntlmentel value Ent h us 18!1 t I c. h •rd Conlt Co Knowledge of IEllPTI•IST , ..... YlleJ
RESP. F non amkr to shr tloha u a parole office In S 5 0 0 R E WA R 0 I workng. typing exp help-govef'lment related work Temp FIT (Poa perm) tor TIE UIL 'I........ '-=='., In pereon M-F. SM Don 1pon1tblllty, energetic
and frlendty. Mother'1 la
a growing company and
offer• many benefit•.
PleUI epp1y at 225 E.
17th St, Cotta M ....
,.,..,.,' ran'H .. n.... ... -. .............
epac:lou1 CdM dupln the area bounded by 548-5t39 Dye, 644·9747 tut, good benefits lull end priv11e sector Ca· comm't contractor In 1526 Newport Blvd, ·cM 11_
w/3 otherl, $320/mo utlt Arteela Blvd on the Evea/Wknds. Lucy time, 640-2023 rM( oriented. 650-~920 Newport e.acn. $5/hr (714)642· t7S3 •-
lnci. 720-0374 Iv msg. North, Alameda St on LOST Mon 8118 lrg Phonea,mall,lltetyplng, ....... ...,
Btttli/•te)a 271 the Weet, Pacific Cout Diamond Engagement .. • • • • • • • • •• ••• • e • e ••• •• •1 llllng Jeallca &73--0760 OAIU SAUi IEP (INc-~ lltJ lal) -Hwy. on the South and ring & wedding band. Copley Colony C1blevleon IUUll llTEL Cherry Ave. on the East Vicinity Ocean front & : ( \Hl-.l·.I< l)f>l'Ott I t \rl \ :· RECEPTIONIST FIT ofCol1a M ... haaan lm-Jlfltfe .........
Wkly rentala now avail. together with approx-25th. NB REWARDI 801 • • w/ple ... nt phone voice, mediate opening for 1 re-h .....___ •-~ ......, __
1147.00 Wit & up 2274 lmately 29 perking 772-3219Collect • MA AGER • ~ood ty?ltt, dependable. market door to door -----Nwpt Blvd, CM 646-7445 spaces Pteue Include • • Oyn1mlc: Co Nr 0 C Air· satn rep. Individual must PHffleet, lels
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EOEJA/AJM/F OLDl/muT-. F fT. bel)eflt• 250 Ogle , IT •T • ._
Street, Coste Mesa. Appty In par90n.
IUlffDI Attractlw female pref
Newport Peclflc, 2200 W
Cout Hwy. Nawpor1 8ctl
lntali It SLart location map and other LllTHF1111Am1 • • port. Call 841-1404 for N aggr .. alve. a aelf • pertinent detalla abOUt Low cost apay/neuter re-e \ 1 e appt Between s-1oam etarter. be wtUlng to work 2724 the site in your ferral. Pet 10 avallable • Pl' wulloii .. •111• """' l1t·t1 lt.! •11 • e nights & weekend•. ex-1325 +sec NB House nr reaponaes. No F ... 978-PETS • • •·ptt·cl fm mu11uJ.!1•1111·111 p11,1111111' e 'SIO/lllllUPll perlence In remarket
(111)UMH1 contact Mr. Slnker90n HANDYMAN IS NOW
call t lam-noon, 951-1370 Accepting ~tlona lor
---------lull & '*"time: EOE/AJA/M/F •11111&1&111• ll-.S
wstw, frplc BBO. stloPS. If lnter .. ted, write or LOST Wallet. Harbor & • In ii'' id u a 1. • R:rortlng to the President cable sate• preferred. II yard. n-amk 845-5175 or phone Snerel Gates. Adami area. CM. keep • 11111,1 111• ·•·If • o two mtg Indemnities, tntereated contact
842•9822 Lea.sing Otfloer. Otttee of money, return papers : 11101
1
1\,111'11. or~d11111•1I (l,."t.I.• 111111 : ~~! ~~ ':es~:;i 549-4242. EOE
BALBOA PEN-$375/MO ~~ce~ 9~:81c~tl~~~ pleaM 291-9923 • 6(0.1' or1••111.·n \11pl11 .111t• r1111•I ''"J"' • end hla 5 dlrec1 repons lllllTllAI IU
F/pref 30...a to lhara 2 Mall, Room 510, Sacra-REWARD • Lost 1ort1se • "'"r"init -.11h •n111h. • Matntalna financial re-Demonstrate toys & gifts
bdrm apt w/man. 1 blk to mento. CA "58 l4 Phone shell tabby cat Brn wl blk I • • cords, and business pr<>-now to Dec, home party "" • IC1·lwlil•· '•·I.ii!.-' 11 I I e J t I t St ti ..i II del I Ocean & Bay, 875-7476 (918) 445-2318 Refer to atrps, green eyes, 1 yr l • •' ' 1' 1•11"· • ec 1 1 a us. er ng .,.an, no co · °' nv.
Tr ans a c 110 n N 0 old Vic Hamilton & • .u1d 111•u1 .11 11·•· ·• 11111,1 • salary $20,000 a year. ldealfor HOMEMAKERS. lllfFll UmE'W 8408033 Pomona CM Deys • plus benefits. Mr. Keener tree kit. auppllea, & train.
Condo.maleprefd S600 673-9893,eves645-7506 • \\, 11H 1•rc•,.,flcr1l 111111p.111\ lwn • 9AM-4PM,722·1588 car&phoneneoetMry. 844~2607 FIN AL 0 A T E F 0 R e i·f ti• 111.l1ul111~ P.1111 ''" .1111111• .11111 : Non-amoluw . Secretary & HOUSE OF LLOYD
_Cd_M_H_,S_E,_P-ro-1 M n-smkr RESPONSE IS Eal!!I!tat e h<ol11l.f\• 111•·1!11 ,it oincl tlc·111ul tn e light b<><*keeplng tor 714-840--0058
muter/bath, $440 AUGUST 29• f9~-CSID&11 lOll • • Real Estate Mgmt Co. nr Oll•l9!All •u tr•
1 ~ • 'ur.1n1 ,., ho1111• pruli!rhno ,14f.1n .ind e J 11 w Al ---_. 6+7~ ~!l41 • 8785~512639 1 1 l••aatrul 2711 BABVSITTER needed In • nul•·••I!•' ''"""·"" ,. • 0 n ayn• rport Wholesale produce. ~ HB h Ch I 1 Submit rnurne & Nlary Co. beneflta & e)(per1eea . ..,..---' -1700 S/F WAlllMSI ome. eer u • • requirements to· PO Box Musi be Mlf-mollvated &
COM • M/F, noo-amkr. to Placentia Coat• Mesa energetic for my 'lyr boy • \ f'flh 111 I''''"'" I 11•·• 'It rtr • 2271 Nwpt Bch 92663 aggreutve Potential
lhr ,.., of 3BR 2BA hae (714)752-9523 Some Sii. 536-6395 • I hut• :! 00 '' 1111 I' "' • ----eami.v.a & bon\1981 un-
Avatl 9/1 $450/mo • ---LOVING Mom wlll b1bys11 1 • e •iroln&IJ ""'
utlta. 780-~ Ive msg LEASE Approx 5000 Ft In my CM home Meal•. .• ORAllGE COAST PUILISHlll& CO • -Hmlted 557·1358
CdM Res mature n-smkr For light Mtg or R&D playhouse. fenced y1rd • • For Nwpt Bch Law Firm Ill
to ... lo~-' home 1 blk wletr cond ore:. preatlglous TLC 722-1743 I .• 330 W Bay St .• Varied respon Gd skllls .,..r .,.,.y toe 780--0640 or 5•9·3909 · · req Can Jo et 6-44-65 t2 Do you feel you are worth
from beach $450 +sec - -NEEDED In Costa Mesa • Costa Mesa CA 92626 • $100,000 a year and wll"-
CaJI 873-9357 VM WMn tn. 1a111eavee 11111 2.3 diys a week loving • ' • SEClnUY f /n Ing to learn how to do 11$
DOVER Shofea h sh turning, It's time to turn to non smoker sal~ry neg • EOE • I Happy Movera. Must have Ask ror Mr Wells se r clueilled 10< help with pr• 48-9.120 • • 852 5201
w/prof, pvt bath. lrplc, wtntermalntenenoe e • • ••••• •••••••• •••••••• • car 842--0708 • jaz. $515 +'Ii utll. all Ill
amenltlel 5-48-7792
. \
Experienced. artlc:ulate
IOllcitor Hourly wages
>-commiSsion Able to ar·
raf199 1ppolntment1 with
executives. Berlellt1
Newport Beadl 760· t 145
PHONER eJCper prel'd
Eves $5/hr • comm &
bonua. Call btwn 6-9pm
646-1766. ask for Den
Ollll WORLD • HIRI NG Ul.Dfllll•
All shift• Exp'd only · <714'53M220 4W1lcanta aNe t o work e
Apply t99 No Coaat CONSTRUCTION Labor ftexlble ectladula we en-
Hlway, Laguna btwn 9· 11 S8-$ t0flr C911 636-5700 c:our~ to llPC)lv. . OlllS 10t35 A We11m1Mter We .f'* axcelient '*"'
II F ,,.It II cat SAVE A9fl"rCY (fM) efltl, promotion from oma..,-a an e within and an oe>QOrtunlty
Attlum Court OHi for th098 quaMfled and
Looking for PT /FT 53 bed oonv hosp. Muat lnter•t.O In a nllall ca-
Flex hfl 640-4279 epeak & read EllQllah. rwr.
Marcia °' Debby K 1 t c h e n h e I p • r Appty In penon Monday-
HOSTESSI CASHIER 8 30am-10 30am & Fnday, 9AM·5PM at the
Day Shift. Milanol Rea-3pm-7pm Santa Ana foltowtng tocadon.
taurent. Balboa Call AY9. S49-30e1 llllTm
675-8171 Coametotogllll 7227 Edlngat, H8
MST /lllTISS VONS Equal Oppfy ~
1 yr min experience HA Rf STYLIST, MANl-
Flaxshttte. p•v1LIONS CURIST With eome 2• 1111 n cllertta F~Ume RECEP·
3.5 yra exp Must be !tell. TIONIST s.40-4454 Dinner stllft Our ,_. 1tate-of.
FIHT 1111 OUll the art food '"° df\19 1t0fe concept 11 Comput., & hotel exp beCOmlng 1 reality In
JANITOR·l 240 wwk
Call 636-5700
10135 A w .. 1mtn1ter
Save Agency (Fee) pret'd Must be llex Weatmln1ter thla
OIOITAIL SllYEI october A• 1 rewtt. UYF•ll _.IEPll 2 yrs exp, lleJI lhllt many apeclalty Ill PRiii Job opening• muat t>e l lUf• IAI llli.d soon Including. F fT banaflta 250 Ogle
StrMt, C.M. 65()..8.4&3 Eve shift
Mull epeak English
llllEIWI
Part time
4pm·12 30am
24 hrslwtl
must speak Engllth
1111111111
Full time
Dey shirt
IA&.IUl&YOUI
HI-HOO tdl21
For eppt pl'e;,. call
between 9-4pm
Cosmetologists
license u well u
product knowledge.
ordering proc.cjures
end customer MtVICe
~Ills required
Apply 1n person
tomorrow. Thurlday
Auoust 28 from
9 atn to 2 pm at
FHttahlY .. ltJ
0..•11ftJO. ... r
10211Ueter
I '"""'•""' 1c114c. "'-'" °"' 1111>
FOf More tnlorm1tlon
l1T1MnWltll•r
P1titltat~alh
(111) Hf-1241
EOEIAIAIMI F
COUNTER HELP PIT
Rehable mature person,
tor Newport Beech
cleaners 842·2671
LAGUNA CHEVRON Mr·
vice station 1ttenctant
Full or S*1 time Contect
Ken CarWt/. 804 So Cou1
Highway, ~ Beach
LIMO TRAINEE
18-S 10 • Tlpa
10135 A W"tmlnater
SAVE AGENCY (Fee)
llAllTEum
Ell.pertenced ground•
maintenance man for pri-
vate "tate In plant care
and di....-, lrrlgatlOt't
1y1tem1, and det19n
Place of employment &
Interview San Juen
C8')1atrano CA Send r•
aume & copy ot thtt ad to
Job MMA6759. P 0
9580. Secramento. CA
95823--0560 No later
than October 1. 198&
MAINTENANCE Gene<a
Maintenance poatlon
Apply II 3333 W Coast
Hwy. Nwpt Bett 9-5 M-F
Openin1• Now Av•ll•ble
CAR ROUTES
Earn Extra Ca•h
For D•llvery Of Thi• Paper
HUNTINGTON BEACH
FOUNTAI~ VALLEY
INDEPENDENT
Deliver 1 day a week. No
collecting. no so1tc1ting.
Must have de°l)endable car,
truck or station wagon and -' rmsurance
\
11
..
1
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,.
• * Or811ge Coat DAILY PILOT/ W9dneed11Y, Auguat 27, 1Ne·
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M A H I CU RI S "f . Phllt mtl-KMJUOHAISI! SMALL F'NO ..O.,,...., PANOIONtC
,.OICURIST Full • "*Y ~PfOdUCe,a..y LOUHOf·Uk• ,,.., ono-•100. dtaP•• 125. •11-dlfc*.reoordP¥, oOorunegoodMacarnpef
...... ~Alfareq. v~ + ...... fat1y 1m to lnel ooet 11900, llllklnt ~ S15, 10 lltont ltg ....... ,.. 1150 <*Cl • .,_ ...._.111 hlbo• l1l1nd. Mary ~ lat• rnornlnaL Muet !WM MeO/ooo. MG-l'87 pent hMger$. bOC*c:w 170 ~ ~
f73.417t PAVllONS good drivfng r~Ofdl. MAPl.l din. Mt Lamp 11ft wtde, tO' high MOO, Aa~
• I I IL •• llTD ..__ tor new 10Gt1. tMite. Fr twin bedl & lfor9 dOCk l20. motor· 1111;;.--1!.... -.a9 ...... _ 557-1358 c:he9tl M-oMYOX ~ cycte ~ •10. (Sal ~ ... c.:=:,'{:01n~ Ournew.•t•t..ol·IM ULllaDI ~TV.MU46t =·~C:::1'r,' rt=.·== = :"' ~~= Balboe Drug St0te nMdl MoY1n9-MU9t Sacl Mecfi. We~ w/lfle9tl l80 v.a. liltO, p/1, p/b, atr, ••11111 A~ In INIM llfM '300 to aeoo. No collect· W.. M noura a dly.
Mondey thN FrkJey aft•· noon. S1turday end Su11·
d1y mornlno. Cell
M2-'333, Mk tor Kirk "!'Ir:: ~Bay8t.
Cotti MMa. CA 92828
1111111 U11n • lrnMI
II hfflng • FuM· Time Pl'· eon w/bulc 11utr1tlOl'lll
knowtldga to wortc 111 our
vttamln dept Wllilng to
llNrn & us111 othet•
M~t potent11I
PtMM apply 11 225 E
17th St , CM
.,,.SWPLY
E1tabll1hed bu11na11
Nekl FIT & PIT SALES
ct.EAKS, w/traln. AllO
need DELIVERY pertorl
Dive, Aon 5'8-7794
Cout Office Suppllel
PARKING ATTENDANTS
Mutt hive 1 yr experience
good driving record• &
rultty In W•trnln1t., tulHlrn•, _permen•11 t terr~ !!Y!! dining aet Merc1et bike S 100. Compt. amJfm crua. W .000 new
thla OctOblr llletdefk. EllP a -t, con-by~'>~ Enactibolt, I HO 35 tor"°°° e3t..$021S geniality a mull. De-tble 8 to 9'. 2 11m chta, e Aquer u~ ........ ~ ...... ~'" ,..,H"=O""N"=o"""" .. ___, .. ,..,c..,c""'oRD ·11. Ai• ,.,ii, many 11r .. ble poeltlon tor lln· lldechra, hhr uphol. ldMI cernera ....,, ,................, " " ~llllY Job opening• cer• m•ture per90n. Mr. IOI Boerd Rm/Corp Din-e..1t-@Ii NII """' good, ••Int cond mu•t be Mid eoon. Elwood. 873-1850 Ing rm '3000. Enlleboll _ ~ :;;: Ale. 5'f:· 12000 obo
Wa eta Nektno' Ber w/edJ IMfYel, 2 ber TR8 · ComPllt• IY'I em pp, 714·"4-2080 20·" 15
Pharmacists
Uriueuel ()pp0t1untty
for edvaricement CA
l llt8 llQanM, 2 yM!S
rtttell r=::aey
IX pet
and familiarity
with comC)Ulltl
required. Customer
MMQe
~Mii I IN4t Union
wages and beMflta
offered.
Pharmacy
Tedlicians
Apply Ill peraon, tomor
rCWt, Thurldey,
Auguat 28, from
9 am to 2 pm at·
IAllWlll lllP •tool• lthr uphol 11400 model 3, qi(. 2 drive, --az '8' 190e. Red/tatt,
PIT, FI T, Start at 14/Hr. ' M4-eo&a . model e Pfll'lt.,, 2 ax· 24' ChOIGraft, V8, gllll e1«:1 ... t1, roof, alarm,
A"PIY at The Tumm11 temal drive, eottwar•. all hull, dMP V, Guddy~b, •~ml S18 999 (078833)
Stuff., 270 8. Brlttol ' Movlnv-Mutt ... I. Own BA for 8400. 7~5 VHS, heed, runa t, (i; M2"9503, 4t7-3320 Mt 1150. Snake ~ H•t• 7, N.B. ock, ..,.ITATm 74JC32x~1 "60. Own wtr ''" .. Jn MU IAtOO/ofterM2•9eM ------MBZ '77 00 SL ammut bld&200.oaoe.ts-1'11 FAte kifftN. a rnc>41. ll11 '111UUYH' Aat" .. ,.,.. 1111 =~~q::·m1~~;;::;; ~1...,. le!H~ AppMty Oueilly tr•noh iofa & lhOtl, '9male TortoiM, Loedldl w/10' Zoctle & eng J,'•'M-• _..._ Dir M2-t503, 497-~20 ~ "" • .,.,., C.• LOYeMet, eJCpoeld chef· frlllcy & playful To good + lllp & tr1r M 0.5078 r1 ~ -."".":.= •• =-:-/-:-:um==::·::::·=-ion:=o =12/ood home. ~1 Lv Meg INtl Tll AUDI/RENAULT
Clen<,M·F,F/T,8-5,ttart Queen a IOfe bid i200 ... Dflm fl' SOlCAT 1d11t cond.. JEEP S...50/hr,552~6"8. l..DYMMt 1150. Contem-T11• ...... M1·1111 Incl. eatbox, d1"*'9, Ufa ~ o '1
HeipAA~~~CX:~[~w ::'1 .:.'~9t,. w/2 J ... lq /Art ~~t>eg.:,i8~ru, ~
bell~ on Balboe bland. Sofa l!J•d love Hit, ... A ~UTYI •o· OULF ~t~~~: oatmu1 cotor 122s UbY's Uk n;aa;;;... STM "°°"· VHF, ACR,
inn cond w-. com-7eo-t792 1875 purct\Mldfor14751 AJP, LP 8TV, SHR 5 Mill, · . ., · -.-Muat WI ONL V '300. ,,_ktn. DSL Long Beach
meneuretew/expw CallSOFA ~Queen & SACRIFICE•72..ee93 eltp 111'000 71 4 673-7890 lor ll'ltetV!ew. m1tc hl11g love Hat ~ 73._n,..;..
'River•'. Paid 12000, ·IC~ IMS PP YmlHIAIY.... SACRIFICE $800 or trlde Cr1L::!!Yo" r:ai:r.rm I u.... 1• #41 .. B•ther. bruahe<, Kennel for VCR Camere ..... _. --attendll'lt. Exp pref For NW. Seer'• 3hp twll'I Good cond, 1999. Call
IAVINE AUTO
CENTER
714-951-3144
800-428-7 485
. :....~ . . .. . .
MBZ '15 3 80 SL
AedJb4actc e«1tr1· 1. p. 7,
lltle brand new. (0184S91)
Ctr M2~e503. 497-3320
MBZ '82 380 SL.
Red/blflCtc, ctlroma •I·
lo.ya, IUP•rb C ir.
'33.500. (01187'1 Dir
8"2·9503, '97-3320
111tervlew appt. 5'8-3794 M2-084S2 oytll'lder 220 volt com. f42·283t
SOFA, two pleee full tlze pre1aor & Craftsman 1 ... 14 MBZ 450SL '78 Orig Yn llSPfTAl ma1treu. end t1blel end oldef beflCtl model drlll .... owner. low ml, new
ALL IKE NEW ••" ,.,.:].7 Mlctlilent, 119,500/0bo heve current MVR. Hul'll·
lngton Beaoh area.
213 828-58"6
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PASn·IP HISll (1141 ... lllu OffJ 1111)
Tech & K•M•I Help Mull limp, L pr .... _.,...,.. ......... -.uer SllO d-553-1078, ~.85 .. ·"7•" be ,,.., & personabl• 759·89,3/833-9824 wnw ff-• .... .. • "" A:~;,J;~~~~: s=~ss001=. ee7'1:: Ot~'i.'.i::' 1147 LuS~~~) ~8ll:~~~~•d ANfayl • ~.,~ .. ~ .. ~ldodaiue•lirr==:=:=:;:::==;il
FI T for pubflahlng Co. IBM 1250 EJCcellent 0011-LeutlfuftMfa;;J( l 1\de clualc 28• LOA Ilg hull llll otlon d W & S Daye/Week 111cludes
Seturd1y. Art/Draltlng 1>1Ckgro~md helpful Wiii
train. Apply PeMyaaver.
1660 Pltcentla Ave, CM
PUTOHTlll n•IOAI
,., .. ,. le..,. .....
hTMstAMltHr
Pt11tfta,tall1
(111) JIO-IH1
EOE/AJAJM/F
Local Peat Control Com-
pany 1'19ed• route tech· nlcan' we tral11 Call Mr IRET AIL T~. betwMn 8-12 II WE'RE #1 979-6021
dlsplay writer (lex peck 4) dltlOl'I. 875-' 17• chalrt . GrMt buyl C.ll ta ba in I c I a . m I at : 08,9'\llly .,,.,.,.
correspondence, private White wldl., aofa. quality, 141-1111 · 1olnalcer. S11guil OB, ......... IMW'a lri
o ffice. Beneflt1. Ex· from decorator. Retail• TYPEWRITER-Standard Mutt Mii th!S weekl Sett llOClk.
perlenoe a must! Please I 1100. 1450 perfect con-IBM Elec>Excetlent cond offer 752·2584/65()..7267 It dotl ..-. e dlf.
call 499-537• So. Laguna dltlon. M0-0926 carb rib $150. Tina S111tan1 30, dll. •IP. new ..,.._ ....
•illlllUMal IS o-M9·1968 hi-~9 bottom, hl11ged matt, ""~F-. Mtrch .. i M cieln, L.B. slip, too ma11y -
**Video Arc.de M• 1.>ec Pttl I AaiaaJI 1149 boatal S2t,500 545-1476 -Aati~" 1110 M111, only 1495. ZaxlCon, I /"--L /I Oak TraWIUf tbi 1350 .. only 1395, xll'lt oond 1 Pelr breeding tf •Y u,. -11• .... ,. ermn &&
oak prM1back ct1r1 s1 10 Almond Whlr1pool 30" Cock•tlels. young de. 7022 ~ .... -~
ea 2 Opaque gl&M lemp1 alee stove/oven, self· Ooe1 not lnel cage. S60.
$lOO ea. Mahogany com· ct••"· new tit 1200 557-8789 Evee Hu11tlngton H1rbour/HB (11t) 1
PUITSIAPf ttlHb .. tlf mOde with marble top (71,)M8-18« AKC /OS A GOLDEN =-:C,~lve~~:.,: •W t&llilll#e
Costa M ... lnlerlO< Plal'll HIPlfl $300. 4~558' m tor only S350, Dee-RETRIVERS. 2 males, 5 693.3'33 or 89._79u
ecepe firm seeks respoo A U 11 COl'l'I ~h. chl11a hutch, females. Born 8/3/86 'mo'b:~ .. ,...-.."~~::; for'~~: ~~~·t>!=':nob!. = ft HC" IH can, glua cotf .. tbl, $200 each. 72~1'6 S~L .. IP2S5~V30A!LAeftBdL3E5'
...... -b 1 llY ·-·•-Rs • capt1l111 chelrs. rock '"UST""'"Ll .. N SHEPHERD "' ' .. ~lant care, rellible ve-e11erget1c. am ltlous 11rr.._.. .. ...,. " c a11 .... 2_..6 ••
....,..,.... Ilk YOU t Joi LES 111-11 •a ma ....... dl11ing room t1ble s I '" ...... lc141/lnt req 754-4336 ......,.,,e. • • o 11 • .,.... PUPPY' reg stered. n o:..... M F I _ our team Immediate with pad. 536-7872 5,a.5295 .,._. .. , Oil· r SIMPLY THE BEST
PLAYGROUND AID opern11gs exist at our WHIRLPOOL IMPERIAL -Am_._ HANDSo••e BIG BOY •lac. Trau,.rtatitl SE11UlesRO·PSEAerv1GeN DE·LLIVNSEAi'1 PRIVATE SCHOOL HUNTINGTON BEACH 70 WASHER Super Ca-"'..,. "" HUN;~~~~os~:.~~. ~REA store for ~~ro:O. ~~~ 1 r21cycle ~=~~e M;~rr:r ~~~ :.i:; ~ .. ~It: ::cJ:'c:f =~ c & • ,. r I I ' r. i loi 4 t~~v-1:~:T0:!lHD.
SALES (•8 hrs/wk) 20-35' percent Oil your reaponsfble lnllde home, Ad)l<*lt to Falhlon 111a11d PIHITlll
PIT Plate room perso11
Mon 1pm 1o ·appro• 8.30
pm Tues 1 t 00 am to ap-
prox 7·00 pm Wiii train,
Apply Pen11yuver
1660 Pla09l'ltla Ave
Costa Mesa
PIT Clea11lng commerc•al
help 11eeded Approlt 15
hre week 964-3586
982· 7967 Priscilla
P/T .. ATll•tnl Needed to dellvtlf' tear
sheets for the Dally Pilot
• Hrs Oil Friday 1fter·
l'IOOl'IS. SS/Hr • gas al·
lowance Must have re·
llable tran1portat100
Co11t act Lin Smith
6'2"'321 Ext 275
CASHIERS ('0 hrs/wk) Faraitart 6014 1011g dlat111t phone bill. 11 u e u red , •ho ta . 172 Nom1d 241. ale, seU Ope11 7 Days aw~
STOCK (ParHlrne) I llf flllnllf Free hook-up a11d 110 NI'· OTHERS, 839-7019. COl'lt $2900. '56 Kentklll, 640~'4
SALES(Part-t1me) LES Hl-1111 ~:,~~~~~;·1~r:;~~~~i Piaat1 0t1u1105t ~~t~~d:n~~~-~1~~ IEPWnHHPW
Na ti o l'I a I Lumber -.._....,5,...A-L"""E-.-T"'"R"'U-,-N""'D-L"'E-,--bed. betwee11 9·00em-12·30 DELIVERY DEPARTMENl;
promotes from withl11 of· and 5·9pm 1• ••t ... -Aatt Ltuia1 10 McLAREN'S BMW lerl11g YOU the cha11ce to good 0011dltlOl'I, with cu1-,.._ r-Mav~y
move 11110 ma11agemel'lt tom covers. bolst.,s & POLE 11mp $5, 3" rnd mah 5'2" Kawai Gral'ld • Nrfy ..as M·F 11119• S-S tlll 6
We I provl~• Ol'l·g~tng =·· r~ :.d-:~ 0
; ~~~A~b~~~-~~,~~~ ~rso0~mJ:..~~:as1 ULEAUI •1111W111 "' 628 s Euclid St trfal 1" "g1 an ... ~reat 11 enbe-thermal bla11kets for each drw wood 11141 cab• $25, FullertOl'I. CA
• ta nterv ... -s w1 u111t S 135. 6'5--0955 aher 30 drw metal flle cab $25 KIMBALL Pia110. cooaole, 71 4-680 6300
held 5:30pm & weekend ea, 9•...,• clothing closet oak lll'llSh Like newl a 1111u 213-691-6701
-$100, cass tape recdrs $1'00 Obo 497-3199 °?9~g:~~~~°e~~gN BMW 82 7451, loaded FRIDAY
2pm-4pm
19122 Brookhurst
(Cm of Garfield)
HUNTINGTON BEACH
IATIOIAL
LUllER
I SUPPLY llC.
jC~~~~~t 'ikU:. s:;2 $30160 6'-4-4806 SPINET PIANO -Good 714/lfM lOO w/pnone. mint I 19,900.
tlQue buttet $95. king Piil TAILI practice p1a110, good __ '72 3 OCS . gd eon .
platform waterbed $250. Gorgeout carved m•tv.n, co11d. $200. 5'8·3306 Aatt StrricH/ $7900 Leaving cou11try,
Royal C,_,__..h..,,..,,, Chl11a -·..... Ahern00fl1 & Evening• Parts tolS must Miii 720.1830 ..,,...... · -w-· · lthr pockets. New from sso. 760-31n1120-0136 Mfgr, delivered to you & wtlLEll ... In ... _ BMW 86 325, l>lk, 2 yr
COUCH & chelr, sturdy
wood frame, w/brow11
cushlo11s. belt offer
(714) 850-993'
111statled Your Choice of _., '"-STEEL toolbox for Import wmty LOADED • wire
telt color Retens 12000 French provenclal S 1200 truck, stalnlen 11991 wheel01 Euro auspenalOl'I
Sell $950 760-~ M-4-4606 lock•. for carpentry etc Hofco i 1arm. 675-8132
I i I" it-A 11t 160 takes 98"-1287 ___ _
Ouee11 Sofa /bed. ~ ....., -DATSUN '81 280ZX
dln/geme tbl, 4 chrs. 2 2tlof0 BECANE 4 Wkffl Drin/J~ Turbo. auto. 1 ow11r, t9K
R~llter Votera, 1200· The dltterenc.e 11 our
MIOO/Wk. Paid 3 tlrnee PEOPLEI
DRESSER 9 draw er
w/mlrrort, oak veneer
Excellent condition S60
'99·1224
leav•. Fre11klln WOOd-10 SPEED, GOOD COND to30 ml, T ·IQPI, loa<*I, exit
burning 1tove. 55t-5387 25' FRAME $150 & $715 'II .lllP UHHH con<I S9700 6'0-8690
Rest/catering .Qu1p sale. EVES . 6'S-80l l DATSUN '84 2oOSX Oe-
sllcer. register. Ible, Cira11 S.I" FAOTlll1YOIOUUTI 1uxe.aJlopt1011a,wht/blue storage racks, lood proc, -1111. Lo ml, Sacrifice
wee«ty. Flexible hours Equel Opportul'llty
_N_o_ .. _P_nec __ 6_7_s-_v_o_T_E_.._ ___ E_m_p1_oy_er ___ -i HIDE-A-BED QLieel'I size.
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67S-090t
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Xlnt cond. 10.000 ml. anr1, A""' IRYING HARDCR custom 1tereo, mu•t tell, "' I 19.500/obO, 497.3320 TO B£ -1 * PEUGEOT * • SALES
* MASTERA Tl * • SERVICE * ALFA ROMEO * • PARTS * SAAB * BITIEA* • LEASING LJ BEACH LJ . AR(if'jf INV(~IOlh
~I UN IHI W!Sl fOA 1 * 752-0900 * I EVERY MOO(l ' COlOlt CALL TODAY
SUBARU '83 GL. 1 ownr.]
5spd, •Ir, am/Im, 111
m1l11t recorda, exit cond.
13900. 5'8-1.572
TOP SSS PAID
For Pempered
M8'cedee 8eni
l•EllAnWI
Top Metced• Prtc.t Paid
CALL PETER or AA Y
HISllf .... T1
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tw .. IUIUOI
S500
873-7460-D, 875-03'5-E
YW '14111 c•M HM
etock, 1200cc !tl'IO $1700
obo 850-109S Debbie
Aatt1 h•"tlc Hit
NABERS
CADILLAC
LAROEST SELECTION
of late modal. low mlleage
C1dlll1G1 In Or8fl99
Cou11tyl s .. UI todayl Have a garage sale
without the garage
Sell your Items In classlfled.
llke M w, blue, white &
oelge $250 969-4 135
llllSIZEIH
& WALNUT HE.ADBOAAD
$250 854·9497 Eves
pa111, trays, klche11 ware. Ctsta Mtsl 6124 OUllE OIAST $8500 49•-6498
expreaso mach. chl11a. JH~/lt111tt VW '70 Bua, clean. good
t I I t I c·o 60 •••••• ••111 llLllUI •11 e11gl11e. new tire•. best • a 11 e19• crya a .. • -252• Har or Co1t1 "esa 650 0708 '"f I ttl ) 650 2257 A 29 30 9 • .. ,.., Perfect cond, Sapd, air, olferl • ,.. ter p ace se 11gs • ug • • am· pm 1 .. 1•182• 6
&40-9100
2600 Harbor Blvd.
(early am or evenl11gs) 2528 Vassar ~ • power. S17.500 650-5483 pm COSTA M ESA
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C.M. 979·2500
WI llY AU 111111
USED CARS I TRUCKS
COM E IN OR CALL FOR
PIRAPfUIUI.
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OllYllUT
18211 BEACH BLVD.
HUNTINGTON BEACH
Ul-llllta.l-ill1
CORVAIA '81 2-<lr Monza,
uphol. Xlnt, l'IU ~/
bett, rbf1 trane, rune Xlnt
$1100 0 80 . M1-37N
FORD '80 Relly9, dark
green, gr .. t oond S HIOO.
Cati Laurie attar tpm
2.-0-7983
FORD GRANADA ·n
lmmec oond, 11275/obo
lo mt...new eng, before
10am/elt •pm. 552-078"
FORD MUSTANG '83 OLX
Convertlt>i., power
loaded mutt move
S7000/obo 842~
THEODORE
ROBINS
FORD
:201)0 HAAl!IOI 8l V 0
CO"TA Ml\A C,J'l 0010
OLDS Cutlus '80, "dr, V8,
auto, pwr, Ile, crulee
COl'ltrOI 1 2800 o bo.
75e-9281
THUN DERBI RD '57
c1a111c, stock , good
cond. Mutt Met MU9t
Selll I 12.000. 380-1558
Get an qte on the c.mer1
equipment you'w alw•yt
wanted. RMd cleulnld.
105971 TO A DEPTH OF 500 FEET ING TON BEACH CALI-10S1" Properly addrHS ., Bell. CA 92647 FICTITIOUS 8UllNIS8 Leooard M Hughes. flCTITIOUI 8UllNISS Liiac Way, FQYrllall'I Vall~.
YOU A"E IN DEFAULT BELOW THE SURFACE FORNIA 926.49 YOU A .. E tN DEFAULT purportedly known as 3501 Thtl bualneu II con· NAME STATUIENT Treaeurlf NAMI! ITATIMeNT CA 92706
UMOER A DEED M TRUIT THEREOF BUT WITH THE The tolll amount ol the UNDE" A DEED Of T"UST AQUARIUS DRIVE. HUNT-ducted by an un111· The lollOWll'lg peraona IHI Thia 1tatem~l w1s hied The followtng perlOl'll are Thia butll'IHI ii COil·
OAT£D SEPTl!M8ER 20, RIGHT TO DRILL INTO. unpaid balal'ICe ol Iha obll-DATED JANUARY 17, 1113. INGTON BEACH~ CALI corpora led 1uoc1a11on dOlllQ l>UllMN ta SOME· with the County Ci.tk ol Or· dOll'IQ busloest u dUC11d by. lf't tndMdual
117t. UNLEU YOU TAKE LOCATE WELLS ANO gallon sewred by Ille prop-UNlESI YOU TAKE AC· FOANIA 926.49 otller than a partn9'Shlp THING MOW'IN ON HEREI, enge Countt on Augual 19 (l)A 9 COMPACT DISCS Jllafllta Klahr Yolll
ACTION TO P"OTECT PRODUCE OIL GAS ANO erty to be sold eod reaaoo· TIOH TO PftOTECT Youtll The total amount ol the RICtrdo Marcos Torres, 18632 Bu.nerd, Fou11te1n 1986 (b)A 8 C 0 9301 Comstock Thia ll8lerner'll _. .. ftled YOUft Pfl<>Pt!RTY, IT MAY OTHER HYDROCARBON able estimated costs ....... OPf .. TY. IT MAY 8( unpaid baJ•nce ol tlle Obll-Jr Valley,C• 92708 f'J17J90 on~. Hu11t1ngto11 Batch, wittt the CountyClet1lofOr-
• S<X.D AT A PUklC SUBSTANCES FROM ANY peoses aod advances at the SOLO AT A PUeltC SALL gallon MCUred by the prop· Thia ltetemeot WH llled Jerome Wllhem Olel<ow Publlshed Hul'ltll'lglol'I C•lll 92846 .,. County on August 19,
SALL,, YOU NEED AN EX· PORTION OF SAID LANO lime or the lnltlal publlCallon w YOU NEED A.N EXPLA· erty lo be sold a.nd r•UOO· With Ille County Cle<k ol Or· 1&432 Bushard St • FOUl'llalo Beach lndependtll'lt Auguat Mark LOC .. CIO. 930 1 t9&e
PLANATION OF THE WHICH LIES BELOW 500 OI the NOllCe ol Sale II NATION Of THE NATURE Ible esllmlled costs ex-•no• County on August 13, Valley CA 92708 21. 28 September 4 t1 Cornatoek Onve. Huntington A111'1'1
NAT U "E 0 F THE FEET FROM THE SURFACE S211 .58t 60 OF THE P"OCEEDINO penset and advances at the 1968 Thia bu11ne81 11 coo-1986 I Beach. C•Hf 926'8 Published Hunt1119to11 , .. OCEEDINO AOAINIT THEREOF AS RESERVED Only currently dated AOAINIT YOU, YOU time or the 10111111 publleatloo n1 .. ducted by en lndlvldUll 083-94 t Deborah Kay LOCMCIO 8Mcll lndeper\Oel'lt August
YOU, YOU SHOUlD CON-IN DEEDS OF RECORD C11h1er s C11ec.ks or SHOULD CONTACT A or the NotlGe ol Sele 11 Pu1>111t1ed Huotlngton JetorneW Oleilow 9301Com1tOOltOrlve,Hu11t-21, 28, September 4, 11,
TACT A LAWYE.. A L s 0 E )( c E p T ING Cert1lled Checks are 8CC&P LAWYEA. S338.787 tO Beech Independent August Thi• 1t1tement WU filed P\8.IC NOTICE 1•rioton 8-ch. c .. 11 92&48 1986
NoClc:eof THEREFRO M THE labia to 11111 Trustee Notlceof Only curreolly dated 21 28 September 4 11 wtththe County Cl9f'kolOr-'l'hll bu1l11111 11 ton· 083-937
Trwt .. '• S8M SUBSURFACE WATER pro111ded proper 1oen1tlt Truat .. ·e Sale C11h1er s C neck s or 1988 1nge County on August t9 FlCTOTIOUt 8UltNEIS I ducted by llulbll'ld l.ndWtle ~ 0.-d RIGHTS BUT WITHOUT cation 1s available Ul'ldef o..ct Certified Checks are a~p-083·945 t968 NAMI! STATIMINT Oel>orlh K LocaclO P\8.IC NOTIC£
of Truat ANY RIGHT OF ENTRY TO Satdsalewlllt>emade but of Trvet table to t he Trustee F317'12 The lotlowil'lg P8'SOf'ta ere Thia ttatament wu llled ---------
TF No. n211 THE SU RFACE WATER without coveneot or war-Tf' No. 12IOI provided proper ldentlll· Ml.IC NOTICE Publllhld Huntington dolog bvllMIU It l wllh the Cou111y Clerk of Or· 'ICTITK>UI ., .....
L-No. 403* RIGHTS BUT WITHOUT rarity, expreu or 1mphe<l re Loan No. 4573IO c•tlon IS a111ll&ble a..cn lodepend8fll August HUNTINGTON MEDICAL ange Cou11ty on July 28. NAME ITATW•NT
NOtlce 11 hereby g1veri that ANY RIGHT OF ENTRY TO g11rdlng tltle poseess.on or Notice II herebyglveri tllat Seid sale will be made. bt.11 FICTITIOUS 8UllNllS 21. 28 September 4. l 1, ASSOC IA TES GROUP 1968 The lollowlng pereona ate
Serrano Recon11ey1nce THE SURFACE OR TO THE encumbreoces. to sauary the ser11110 Aecon11eya11ca without covene11t or war· NA• STATEMENT t988 16800 Ma111 St . Ste t tO, f'31M25 doing bull-u
Company a CelllOrl'lll cor SUBSURFACE ABOVE THE 1ndebtadne111 MCured by Company. 1 Callfornl11 cor· r•11ty. express or lmp!Mld re-The lollOwlng person1 are 083-944 Huntington Beach, CA Publl1h1d Hu11t111g1on BEACH OFFICE SER·
porauoo es truetee or 'uc· DEPTH OF 500 FEET FROM said Deed Including the lee porauo11 119 trustee, or soc· gerdlllQ lltle. possession or dotl'lg busloan ss 926-48 Beach ll'ldependent Auguel VICES. 17931 Be•c h
c e sso r t r u 91 e e or THE SURFACE AS OEOI-aod IKPll'IM ol the truatee c e ss 0 r tru stee. or l l'ICUmbral'ICfls, to satisfy the EVANS CARPET SER-P\8.IC NOTICE Jam" A Lenoert1 M D . 7. 141, 21. 28. t988 Bul..,.erd, Sult• 20e. Hunt·
wbstltutect trustee pursuant CA TEO TO THE CITY OF end ol the trusts cre118d by tubllltuted trustee pur1u11'11 Indebtedness secured by VICE. 12221 Beech Blvd 82 10 Coostanune #4 7. 081·892 lngtOl'I Beach, Calll. 92847
10 the OMd or Trust •• HUNTINGTON BEACH ON said deed 111dv1mces there-10 Iha Deed ol Trust ax-aald Deed, including Iha lee 112K. Gerdll'I Grove. C1lll flCTITIOUS BUllNl!SS Hunllog1 on Beath CA Kar.,, c Ewell. 8'-43 Ben·
9Cute<I by GARY J HASSON THE MAP OF SAID TRACT under with Interest H ecuted by ROBERT H BON· 1od eJ11>41nae 01 tt>e trustee 92841 NAME ITATE,_..T 928'18 Ml.IC NOTICE tamll'I Drive. Hunt111gton
.i.NO ROSALIE O HASSON PARCEL ,. provided tnereln. end the NIN ANO SHARON BONNIN. •nd. ot the trusts created by Barbera Jea11 Evans. The followlng pereona are This business II con-Baach, Cllll. 92647
HUSBAND ANO WIFE TED A NON EXCLUSIVE unpaid pr1nc1p1I of the note HUSBAND ANO WIFE. 1od Hid deed, advances there· 12221 Beach Blvd •21<. dotn ooslnue u : dueled by I corporation FICTITIOUS 8USIHISS Thlt buslneu 11 COil·
HASSON AN O PEARLE EASEMENl OllER LOTS E secured by H id deed Wltll Recorded FE B 9 1983 Ill ul'lder. with Interest as Gerd91'1 Grove. C•lll 926.41 C~RONA BEACH CLUB. James A Lennertz M 0 . NA• STATEMIENT dUC1ed by ao lndlvldual
tiASSON HUSBAND ANO F G. H.J. l ANON OF SAID Interest thereon H provided Book Illa Pege Illa 111stru· provided therein, eod the Thll bualne111 11 con· 482 I Neely Clrcla 111. Hunt· Prestderit The lollowlng persons are K•r111 C Ew•ll
WIFE and Recorded SEPT TRACT 8005 ANO PARCEL In said Note ment No 63·063420 ol Of· unpaid prlnclpel ol the oote duC1ed by en 1nd1Yldual lngtol'I Beech CA 926'9 Tr111 statement was filed doing bullneH as Thi• atlt91TWM'll WM Ried
26 1979 In Book t3324 9 AS SHOWN ON PARCEL Dated AIJ9Ull t3, 1986 rlCl91Record•1n the otflce ol MCUred by Hid deed with Barbera J Event Philip 9 Wetaon, 4821 with the County Clerk or Or· R ANO R ENTERPRISES. with the Cou11ty Clerk of Qr.
PllQI 1617 101trumen1 No MAP RECORDED ON JULY Sefrano Rec:onHyenc e the County Recorder ol Or-lntereat th9'eo11 as provided Thi• atatement wet Ill.a Neely circle 111, Huntington •noe County 011 August 19, 20945 SeacoHt Circle, ange County oo Auguat 1. 31218 of Olllc••I Records m 24 1973 IN BOOK 53 Compeny, 1001 Commtireti enge County Cellfomla. and In 111d Note with the County Clerk or Or· Beech, CA 92649 1968 Huntington Beach, C1llf 1988
1119 otflCe ol the Cou11ty Re PAGE 20 OF PARCEL DflYe, lrwlnd .... C~n .. pursuentto the NotlceolO. Dated July 28, 1986 1nge County Ol'I August 5. Suaen K Wataon 4821 fl11372 92648 f'11lal
corder or Orange County MAPS •N THE OFFICE OF 11108 (111) 114·7200 H llull and Eiec;llon to Sall Safreno AKOnHJanc:e 1988 Neely Circle 11 1, Hul'lilngtoo Publlalled Hun1111gt on lal'I Rich. 20945 Seaco'9t Publlahed Hu11t1119to11
Calllor111e, 111d pursuant to THE COUNTV RECORDER 1uctl Tru.tM l e/ "od HIN, thereunder recorded Mercn Com.,any, 1001 Comn>tlfc:9 f'J1-Beech, CA 92649 Baech lndeper1d8flt AIJ9Ult Circle. Huntington Baach, Bead\ 1~1111 Augult
Iha Nolie. 01 Oelaull end OF ORANGE COUNT Y vic:.PrHldenl 25 t986 j(\ Book n/1 Paga on... trwtftdela, c.tltornta Publlthed Hunt111gton Thia bUlll'llll •• COO· 21 28. September 4 11. Calif 92848 7. 1• 21. 28. 1986
Elac11Qfl to S.11 1h9'eunder CALIFORNIA ITHE COM· Publlahed Hunt1ng1on n /a In I' I u me 11 t N 0 11108 (111) 11'-7200 a• Beach ll'ldeperlderll August ducted by hueb&r\d and wife t986 Rex Rice. 7084 Llae La1'18. 081·898
recOtded March 20 198& 1n MON AREAS) FOR IN-Beech Independent August 88-118759 ol Hid Otflcl•I -ti Tru11tee /1/ "od "llt. 7, 14 21 28, t9&e Suttn K W8110n 083-1133 W11tmlnttlf. Calif
Book 11/a Pege nla lnstru GRESS EGRESS ANO THE 28. SOQlember 4 It t986 Record• wtH Sell on Sep. Vtc:.f'~t 08t·Me Thit llltement wu hied This 1>u1lne11 Is co11· P\ll.IC N0J1C(
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-·Barbecue steak unbeatable
Simple yet elegant fare
gives hosts time to relax
Cooking outdoors seem' to add fun and
flavor to every fcshv.e occasion. It's especially
appropriate for Labor Day when the cook can
almost take the day off with a simple yet
elegant cntree.
Almost any food can be grilled, but
nothing beats barbecued steak that's crispy on
the outside and Juicy on the inside.
For a flavorful meat topping, spread
mouth-watering mushroom butter on steak
right before«rving. Steak and mushrooms arc
a classic flavor combination. The rich fla vor of
chopped fresh mushrooms and fragrant herbs
transform ordinary butter into a delectable
seasoning for grilled meat. The sauce can be
kept warm right on the cookfog grid. ·
Zesty mushroom kabobs arc an excellent
complement to beef entrecs. Herc, they are
marinated and basted in an herb-scented olive
oil and grilled to juicy perfection. Easy to
prepare, fresh mushrooms add flavor, texture
and glamour to a delightful warm-weather
meal.
Crisp California waln ut salad with gar-
den-fresh vegetables adds interesting flavor
and texture contrast to your barbecued meal.
This combination of carrots, zucchini and
radishes surrounded by toasted walnuts and
tomatoes.is as delectable as it it colorful. When
ready to serve, top with tangy lemon-walnut
dressing.
GRILLED STEAK
WITH MUSHROOM BUTTER
% tablespoons pl11 Ya cap batter or
margarine, 1ofteaed
' ounces freall m11broom1, finely chopped
1 med.lam 1ballot, flaely cbopped
14 cap dry vumoatll or wlllte wine
i tea1poon1 cbopped fre1b tllyme or I
tea1Pe>on dried tbyme
14 cup finely cbopped parsley
1 IJ'ffD MJoa, flaely cltopped
1 tablespoon cognac
Salt ud pepper, to taste
i to i Ya poaad1 1lrloln steak, cat l Ya Inches
tbick
Prepare mushroom butter: In skillet over
moderately high heat melt the 2 tablespoons
butter. Add mushrooms and shallots: saute 6
to 8 minutes, st1mng constantly until liq uid
·has evaporated. Add vermouth and thyme:
cook to evaporate. Remove from heat; cool
completely, about 20 minutes.
Place the 1h cup butter 1n bowl. Add
cooled mushroom mixture, parsle)', green
onion and cognac. mix well. Season with salt
and pepper Store in covered container in
refngerator. Remove from refrigerator 1/J hour
bef or,. ~rv1 ng.
Pre1>1rc outdoor barbecue. When coals
are ready, place steak on cooking arid. Sear
well on both sides. Continue cookina. turning
often, until do~e -I 0 to 12 mi nut~ for rare,
13 to IS minutes for medium, IS to 20 minutes
for well done. Slice steak across grain; serve
with mu~hroom butter. Makes 4 servings.
WALNUT SALAD WITH
VEGETABLE HAYSTACKS
Ya cup oUve oll
% tablespooa1 eacll lem• jalce ud water
% Ya tableapooal srallly or 1moodl prepared
mo1tard
I tablespooa grated lemoa J>ffl
Salt aDd pepper, to ta1te
I cup toa11ed walHt ulve1 and pieces
I cap IWved cberry tomatoes
Boner leuace leaves
Watercress or panley 1prlg1
'4 ettp eacll 11Uedff4 carrota, HcdiaJ,
yellow aqaull ud radl11tes•
Prepare dressing: Combine oil, lemon
juice, water, mustard and lemon peel. Whisk
to blend; season with salt and pepper.
Prepare salad: Toss walnuts and tomatoes
with 'I• cup of dressing. Lme serving platter
with lettuce leaves and watercress. Arrange
individual mounds of carrots, zucchini,
yellow squash and radishes over greens.
Spoon walnuts and tomatoes over vegetables.
Pass remaining dressing separately. Makes 4
servi ngs.
•Note: Other fresh vegetables in season
may be substituted for those listed.
COUNTRY MUSHROOMS
AND GARLJC KABOBS
2 beads fresh garlic
Ya cap oUve on
% cloves garlic, pre11ed
2 teaspoons cltopped fresh rosemary or 1
teaapoon dried rosemary
Ya teaspoon pepper
1% large wbole freab m111troom1 (aboat1%
oaaces)
Freall rosemary 1prtg1 (optional)
Peel away papery1 layers from garlic
heads. taking care not to pierce or expose
cloves. Drop heads into pan of boiling water.
Simmer until JUSt tender. 8 to 10 minutes.
Dram and reserve
Combine oil. garlic cloves, chopped
roscmary'and pepper Pour over mushrooms.
tossing to coat: Let stand I 0 minutes, tossing
occasionally.
Thread mushrooms and garlic heads onto
2 long, wooden-handled skewers. Tuck a few
spng.s fresh rosemary in between. if desired.
Prepare outdoor barbecue. When coals arc
ready, place skewered mushrooms and garlic
on cooking gnd. Tum occasionally, until
mushrooms are just tender and golden. about
I 0 minutes. Makes 4 servings.
Take labor out of holiday
by following expert's tips
Fruit a la skewers
dresses-up mousse
Af\er a delicious meal, when guilt pangs are running rampant, a
smooth refreshing mousse 1s the perfect dessert.
By LORI C. NAKAYAMA
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Labor Day weekend brings relief"
from harried vacations and one last
chance to throw a summer barbecue
bash.
The onl y problem with Labor
Day entertaining 1s remembenng
the promise of the holiday and
keeping the day "labor-free "
Weekend chefs never utter the
words party and relaxation 1n the
same breath.
But it shouldn't be that wa y. said
Richard Sax. food wnter and
author of six cookbooks. including
a videocassette program entitled,
"Secrets for Great Dinner Panics
-Entertaining without Anxiety."
"Parties should always be fun
and relaxing for the host. too. or else
guests won't have a good time
either," he said "Barbecues are
perfect for easy entertaining. A
light, informal menu can still be
served with flair."
Labor-free barbecues don't have
to mean bagged chips and a droll
menu. By summer's end, every hot
dog and hamburger -weary mouth
welcomes anything not topped with
a sesame seed bun.
Sax suggests try1nggnlled tender-
loin of pork, salmon steaks or fresh
shellfish still in the shell. Just toss
over glowi ng coals and baste as they
gnll or mannate first. They rcqu1rr
JUSt as little preparauon as a slab of
steak. yet ofTer guests a savory,
stylish change of taste:
The best way to make a simple
barbecue smashing 1s to serve a few
colorful sauces alongside the meat.
Sax said. "You can gnll any type of
fish , pork or plain beef -maybe
brush on a little olive oil -and
offer differen t kinds of condiments
to dress 1t up. make 1t special."
His Salsa Tricolore. an Italian
ve rsion of green sauce. uses a
medley of tarragon. chives. sage.
parsley. red peppers and chopped.
hard-boiled eggs. The mixture has a
festt ve look appropos to its name.
meaning Three Colors.
His other favorite topping,
Tomato-Pepper Relish. features
pickled 1alapeno peppers for a zip
that's milder than th e bite of fresh
peppers. Both sauces can be
prepared the day before and require
JUSt a little dicing.
"Most people gi ving parues tend
to overdo, but simplest ts best,'' Sax
said "People arc more aware of
food qual1t)'. They go to fine
restaurants and see the spectacular
foods chefs serve. So when 1i comes
to home entertaining. they don't
feel confident
"But you can't compete with
restaurants. You don't have four or
fi ve chefs to garnish dishes."
Luckily, an 1mpress1ve party
needn't require complicated
menus. Sax completes his barbecue
fare w11h a nee or potato salad, a
planer of sliced. npe tomatoes
spnnkled with ohve oil and snipped
basil and a bowl of fresh straw-
berries and sliced melon. Surround-
ing one flashy dish with simple
accompaniments lends an under-
stated style to the table, he said.
"Best of all. everything can be
prepared 1n advance so most of
\Our 11me 1s spent at what you
should be doing -soc1al1Z1ng. .. he
said
Here are three of his recipes.
FRESH GREEN HERB SAUCE
FOR GRILLED MEATS AND
FISH
1 medlam red bell pepper
I small red onion, cbopped fine
(about "'a cup)
1 rib celery, trlmm~d · aod
cbopped fine (aboat Ya cup )
2 cloves garlic, minced
Ya cup cbopped flat parsley
leaves
3 to 4 iableapoou cbopped fresb
cblvea
% tabletpooDI cltopped freab
sage leaves
I to % tea1pooD1 cltopped fresb
Richard Saa
tarragon leaves (optional)
SaJt a.nd freshly gToand black
pepper
3 tablespoon• balsamic vinegar.
oraa attd~
(Pleaee Ne ltXPSRT /CS )
You can present Strawberry or Citrus Mousse-served in stemmed
glasses. chilled and appropriately garnished -or. for a more striking
presentation, spoon about one-quarter cup of each flavor onto dessert
plates and garnish with skewered fresh fruit. Either way. everyone will lo~e
them both. and appreciate the elegant finale. Back problems traced to plastic bags
STRAWBERRY MOUSSE
I package ( 4·1ervtn11tze) 1tra•berry flavor augar free gelatin
t{, cap bolUag water
1 cwp .~ CIHI
1 e11p 1llced 1trawl>eniu
1 'H cap• ( 4 oucea) tllaw~d fro1ea non-dairy wlllpped topping
Combine gelatin and boiling water in blender and blend on low !lpeed
unttl gelatin 1sd1ssolved, about 30 seconds. Add ice cubes and stir until
partially melted. Add strawbcmesand blend welt. Blend in whipped
topping.
Pour1nto sc~ing bowl or dessert glasses. C'h1ll until ~t. ahou1 2
hours. Makes 3 cups or 6 servings. About 70 cal ones for each 'h-cup
serving.
ForCltn1Moa11e: Prcparcasd1rccted. om1111na the trull, using
lemon Oavor1chuan and adding ''1 cuporanaeJuice ond I tablespoon
lemon or hmcJ\Jicc. About 70caloncs for each 111-cup serving
~rvln1 aueatlon: Di v1de1he mousse among 6 chilled desscn
plates.
Thread 6·1nch bamboo skewers with pieces offre'ih fruit (melon,
kiw1fru1t, orange. mawbcrry. ntttannes. papaya) Plat e a skewcroffn111
on each plate and serve 11 once
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McCl1tclly New1 Servl~t
Tired of shopping for grocene,.·>
Depending on where you shop.
)'Our troubles may not he hm1ted to
long checkout lines
A recent issue of New Sc1cnm1
reports that shoppers who carry
plastic grocery bags are more hkrly
to have back and mu!iClc problemi.
than hoppers who use the trn
d111onal brown paper hag
The Ostcopattuc Assoc1a t1on of
Great Bnt.a1n claims hopper; who
carry the plastic bap by their
• handles use back musdn mott
cxtcn 1vc ly and place an increased
amount of 'tress on their spine
The •~ 1atton id holdin(l thr
bag'\ close to the che~t reduce
mu ular 'tram. but 1t cknowl· ,
cdacd tht" carrying proct"dure 1\
difficult.
Erpofooda
Barbecued salmon heads. buffak>
\teak'>, bange~ and mash, and
me..itballs wrapped in vt ne leaves
arc a few of the exotic dishes served
Jt the restaurants located w1th1n the
intcrnat1onal pa 1lion~ at Expo 86
1n Vancouver. 8.(
Although the Canadian have the
in\1de track on serving elot1c wild
game (like mu k o:ic and atnbou) at
province pav1hoM hke the Nonh-
west Temtone and the Folk Life
areas, other nations an.-spann.f no
e'pense 1n a1ving Nonh mcncan
p.1hite'> a true ta te of their nation
The Soviet Union. for c:ttamplc.
fk\\ 1n a promment chef to oversee
the dehnc1 at the Mo ow Re
uur:int, located ad1accnt •to the
ti SR pavilion They include roac;t
leg of lamb. poached ~lmon.
p1ro~hk1 (dough pastn~ filled
wllh hambufier meat and condi-
ment'>) and hoNht
The Yugo lav1an r&JCVO Re<i-
taurant 'ICl"\-e c\ght cnttt'es 1nclud·
1n& PlcJeska' 1te. a national d1'lh
that combmM a ip1ccd m1xtutt' of
barbe-cued ground beef and pork
\Crvcd wuh a tomato sauce
In the Czechlostovak1an R~
taurant authentic recipes ltkc fillet
goula h bratt lava wnh lov1k11n
doulh flake\ arc avar1ahle as arc
staples hkc Czech roast pork and
Bohemian ro3st duck.
Beveragei. featurr everythina
from Ru "'"" vodla (you et to keep thr glac;, 11 the Mo ow
re L urant1 to an 1mpress1vc hn<"·up
of t'l«r\ • nd alee; 1n the Bntt h
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Pa' il1on !I l-.lcphant and C a'>tlt•
n·c;1auran1 to dnnk~ cooled with 1t:e
lrom J C anad1an glacier 1n the
"lorth"'e"t T c-m tones resllunant
OrtCln• of ketcbap
' Wh ile }OU'rt CnJOymg that ham·
hurgtr or frtn( h fnr smothtrcd 1n
ketchup. did you ever wonder about
the on&in of th1 favonte cond1-
mcnt'> .. ccord1n. to the uau'Sl
1 sur of Good Food. "ketchup ha a
d1sttnau1 hed 'encaJOI}. even a
hterar) hl\tory. •
The map.tJnc says, ·The <1\1·
nc probably invented ketchup, or
at lea\t the word, which stem\ lo
come from tht' moy dial t of
China and w s spelled som th1na hkr 'kr l 1\lp ... ·
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minu·d ally with sauce. Sen:e
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THE·TASTEAMERICNS MADE OE"'
Child's
diet
affects
health·
Nutrition researchers have been
studying diet-related diseases in
America n adults for yean.
Today, these same issues are
being looked· .at in chjldren, and
find ings indicate that a child's diet
can have an impact on his hcaJth
later in life.
For parents who are askinL "So
what should f feed my kids~ -a
Jood rule of thumb might be to keep
m mmd "hot" health and nutrition
issues including child obesity,
cholesterol and sodium.
Obeetty
Some of our kids are tipping the
~les. That can spell trouble, since
obese younJSlers tend to remain
overweight mto adulthood.
Aside from the psychological
burden obesity can create. it is often
associated with a Ion~ list of chronic
conditions like cardaovascular dis.
ease, high blood pressure and
diabetes.
A balanced diet is just part of the
solution. Don't overlook exercise
as another very important factor
that will help a child grow to be a
health y adult.
Choleeterol
High blood cholesterol, which as
linked to heart disease, is being
detected in young children. Wh ile
moms and dads have trimmed
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slow to change.
The National Institute of Health
1s urgi ng that our younger gener-
ation also ca t a diet with only
moderate amounts of fat and
cholesterol .
SodJUD.l
Many kids. like adults, have an
affecti on for salty foods. Since
studies show that adults acquire a
taste for sodium by growing up on a
hi~ sodium diet, you can tame a
child's taste buds by lig}nening up
their salty food load at meals and
snack tame.
There 1s some truth to the old
saying, "You are what you eat." A
child's diet can make an impact on
has or her future health and well-
being. It 1s 1mpon.ant for adults to
teach children basics of good nutn-
tion earl y on. so they will help give
them a head start on the road
toward healthy. productive adult
hve!I.
Try French
version
of dressing
a favorite
By CECILY BROWNSTONE .
There arc se' cral kinds of potato
salads. In the Unatcd States. after
World War I. potato salad made
with a "boiled dressing" was a
favonte. Bolled dressing was
bas1call) a cream sauce to which
eggs, sugar and mustard were
added.
Then came the era of mayon-
naise. It went into most potato
salads, and some11mcs it was mixed
wath sour cream. Nowadays it's still
widely used and sometimes maxed
with yogurt.
At present the French way of
dressing potato salad is ta king hold
in the U.S.A. Its base is an oil-
vincgar combination to which Jots
of good things such as herbs and
other seasonings are added.
Here as a good version of French-
Stylc Potato Salad.
FRENCH-STYLE
POTATO SALAD
l '1• pound 1mall red pot.aloe•
(aboat 1% to 14)
3 t.abletpooDs dry wblte wine
'• cup ll1bt olive oil
% tableapoon1 wblte wine
vinegar
% teaapoon1 DlJon-1tyle mast.ant
~ to l teaspoon t.a"•IOD, lf
desired
'I• to Ya teas.,Gon pepper
Salt, to taste
% 1callloa1, tbinly 11lced
11• cup parsley leavet, finely
cbopped
Boston lettuce
In a 2-to 3-<1uart saucepan with a
t1gh1-fitting lid. cook potatoes in
about I inch bo1lina water JUSt until
tender -about IS minutes. Drain
and cool slightly: cut into 'l•·inch
slices. Dnule wine over potatoes.
toss gently and reserve.
In a mall bowl whisk loSCther
011. ¥1negar. mustard. t•rT'llaon.
pepper and salt: star an scallion and
par Icy Pour dressina over re-
served polltocs: tossaently to coat.
rrange on lettuce on a servana
platter Serve at room temperature .
Makes 4 scrv1np
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~alsa key to Sollthwestern menu
Three quick yet festive recipes Chili Salsa: mayonnaise and lime juice and Salsa Mexicada. Mix to '9 emf....._,..., ......
share a teetetjnaredient -lllsa-juice. Blend thoroupty. blend thorouahly. Serve llontlide Wt,,....,,.,..._..
which makes them perfect partners Stir iq shrimp. jicama and ~n barbecued chicken, skirt or flank Place rice in bowl and add bot
for 1 Southwest-style Labor Day pepper. Mound mixture onto atcak. Makes about 3 cupa. water to. cover. Soak 5 minutes.
barbecue. , papaya halves, allowina some Drain. Hett oil In a lalJC skillet or
"Salsas arc rapidly be<x>mina a shrimp and dressina to spill over SANT.A PE RICE sauccpen. Add drained rice and
Popular substitute for salt," notes onto lettuce. Garnish with tortilla l ewp nee saute about S minu1e1 stirrina
Jay Mainthia, Laa Palmas Foods. chips. Serves 4. Hea water constantly, until lifht and s<>lden.
"The ready-made salsas stiow a l labletf ••••olJ Addlimejuice,prhc,canou.coro,
aauac on the jar to help select just . AVOCADO SALSA I lalt&e1p11• ,.... llme Jake Salsa Mexicana, broth and cumin.
the right 'heat' for the desired l a•OftMl,peelMudewa .. •.4-l cleve prllc, __.. Cook, covered. over low ~t JS
seasonina intensity:~ lack ewbet '4 c., 4leM ,..W carrot minutes. Stir in peas. Cover and let
Mainthia recommends mixina 1 ...,,... freU lime J•k:e ~ C9f ~ kerMla stand off heat about 2 minutes or
up the filling for a Western Shrimp 1 ( ll-eaee) Jar w aa MexJcua, l "J salla Medeau, medlu:a until peas are heated throuah.
and Papaya Salad early in the day. med!•• or M t 1 ewp cWdlea ltn .. Season to taste with salt and pepper
Then, fire up the coals for a quick-Jn bowl, combine avocado, lime 1 aeupooa lfoud ewmlll if desired. Serves 4 to 6. cooungskinorflanksteak tobe .--.::...:.:....-.:.:..:..:..:.:~:.:..::....:__:..:_:....:....:_~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~:...._~:=====~~~~~~~~~ topped with a spicy A v..ocado Salsa
and served with colorful Santa Fe
Rice.
WESTERN SHRIMP
AND PAP.A YA SALAD
1 laud B01toa let11lce
! P'P'JA•, lffded 1M laalv.ed
Ya ewp clalll aalla
1.4 e11p mayoual.e
! tablespoon• clJced 1reea pe,.
per
Jllice of 1 lime
Ya poud cooked 1mall 11arlmp
Ya c•p diced jlcama
Tortilla clllpa ,
Line 4 individual salad plate$
with lettuce leaves. Top each ~ith I
papaya half. In' a bowl, combine
EXPERT ••.
From Cl
Z tablespoons red wlae vlaepr,
or aa aeeded
'4 cap fralty extra-vtrpa olive
oll, or a1 needed
1 bard-cooked eg, peeled ud
claopped flae
Roast the pepper under a broiler
or on a gas grill, turning until the
skin is charred on all sides, about 10
minutes. Wrap in foil and let stand
for I 0 to 1 S minutes to.steam off the
skin. Peel off the skin; then remove
stem, seeds, and ribs. Cut the flesh
in '!•-inch dice and place in mixing
bowl.
Add the onion, celery, garlic,
parsley. chives, sage, optional tar-
ragon, salt, generous pinding of
black pepper, balsamic and red
wine vinegars, and the olive oil. Stir
well.
Gently stir in the hard-cooked
egg. Taste and adjust the season-
Ff~Sh~DPremium
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Cover and let mellow briefly at Coke, Pepsi· Coke, Pepsi room temperature before using.
. Makes about 2 cups. or Slice or Slice
FRESH TOMATO ·
PEPPER SALSA
1 poud ripe tomatoes (aboat 3
medlam, or t to 1 plam
tomatoes)
Z fresla jalapeao peppen (or aae
pickled jalapeno1, available lD
jars)
Z garlic cloves, llllnly sliced
1 teaspoon coarse (kosller) salt
1 teaspoon bal11mlc or red wllle
vlllegar
~ cap finely 1llredded baall
leaves
Jalce of Ya lime
a4 cup fratty olive oll
Freslaly ground black pepper
Core the tomatoes. then halve
eacb ,
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~op om .. Beef Patties Yoplait
Yogurt
Crenshaw
Melons and gently remove seeds. 1?1ce
tomatoes coarsely and place m a
glass serving dish. Hal vejalapenos
lengthwise and remove ~s an~
ribs carefull y (wash hand 1mmed1-
ately after handling).
Steak rr.Ttoua1r I 2 9
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Save .20· r.:. ....
Halve apin lei:igthw_ise and cut
crosswise mto than stnps. Add to
tomatoes with garlic, salt, vinegar,
basil. and lime juice; toss gently.
Plaee a sheet of plastic wrap on the
surface of the mixture and let stand
at room temperature 1 to 2 hours,
stirring occasionally.
Hold a plate over the dish, drain
off almost all accumulated liquid.
Add the olive oil and pepper to
taste; stir to combine. This sauce
will keep, refrigerated, for one day.
Makes 21/2 to 3 cups.
ROAST PEPPERS
FOR GARNISH
Roasting peppers gjves them a
whole new flavor -sweet, mellow
and smoky -that makes them
delicious all by themselves or
tossed in salads, stuffings or with
pasta. Roast a few extra and keep
them on hand. Herc's how:
•Place bell peppers on their sides
on a foil-lined baking sheet.
•Place under a broiler, 4 to 6
inches from the heat.
•Roast, turning with tongs, until
lightly charred on all sides, 8 to 10
minutes total.
•Remove from heat and cover
pan with foil (or place peppers in a
paper bag. closing the top). Let
stand at least 10 minutes to loosen
the skins.
•Peel peppers, discarding ski~s.
Remove stems and sqds, reserving
juices.
Note: If you'd like to serve the
roast peppers as a salad or fint
course, simply a~~fe them .on a
platter with their JUiee$. ap~nklc
lightly with salt, pepper and, 1f you
like, a whole pccled.prlic clo~e.
Onule hahtly with balsamic or
red wine v1nepr and olive oil, and
· kt stand at room temperature at
kast I hour; then remove prlic
clove. In season, some chopped
basil 1s a nice touch.
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8onoko Kondo
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PersOIJ.al collection f~a~ures J8:pan.ese fare
.. -.... -· Tite key to Japanese:.cookina is
freshness, beauty, simplic1ty and
beaJth, says the author of a new
collection of Japanese recipes.
Sonoko Kondo should know, as
she spent much of her childhood in
Japan and learned the secrets ofthat
country's cuisine from her arand-
mother, who is of Samurai warrior
lineage and who eajoys the dis-
cipline of bein& an anistic. cook.
A native of New York, Kondo
moved back and fonh between
Japan and America until 1977.
While living overseas, her parents
encouraged her to become
tncultural and , trilin1ual in
Japanese, Enalisb and Spanilb. She
did. She also continued to learn
Japanese cookina from her mother
who, like her arandmother, ~c
delectable mcaJs.
Her cookbook, .. The Poetical
Pursuit of food," is a collection of
personal recipes that dispell the
notion that Japanese food is too
difficult or tJmMOnsuming to
prepare at home.
Each recipe carefully and clearly
desC:ribes techniques, equipment
and inaredienu needed to create a
broad variety of Japanese dishes,
.
includiq favorites auch u sushi aromas. • t ..... •••tllll elkk• andk.~1m1i, iem~~~~ Oneofherfavonieappeti?.enfor Ina& _
ya ltOn, a 0l\I Wlu1 SN .. mill4U a hot day, iS Chilled EaP&ant wi&h f4 C., .... l9J ....
dishes auch u burdock Iliad wi&h Ginaer Sauce. Steamier emUntl 1 l&Wllf H• ..,.
sesame dress.in,. Hokkaido-sty~ att so sweet and tasty that they 1 ...., ......... tO
baked sole fillet, and colorf\al, hardly need a sauce, she said. '1'bc 1 .. ,1111111• ,..w _. .,...,
succulent five-flavors chicken. fresh crated Ii~ ltrVcd on the
Japanese cook.ins is m01tly oil-veaetable f ves Just a little bite to .....,.,..,. ....,..
free. with no cream, cheete or oily the flavor. Ju~iJi? in hAlf lenahtwite
sauces and dreuiQ&I, Kondo said. This ,recipe is included in her and_..... · na1 incisions on the Dishes are very liablly aea10ned, cookbook that retails for around .. .._.
and herbs and SPICCI are often uted S 17 9S and is available in most uncut surface, about IA inch deep,
for medicinal reason,. The natural • book stores. all the way across. Place cut side up
seasonal taste of fresh Vetttable, on a dith that will fh·tnside your
seafood and fruits are emphasized. CRDJ.ED BGGPLANT steamer.
Small ponionsallow fora variety of WITB GINODSAVCE Heat water in a steamer. Put the
colors, textures, flavors and • Japuete eapluta dish of egplant in the steamer and -------------------------------:-_._{ _________________ .;,.:;__ ____ __, cookforlOminutes.Coolandchill.
,.. Simmer chicken in water (or
BEEF LOIN BONELESS
chicken broth) until tender and
cooked, about 3 minutes on elCb
side. Let cool, then use your fiDF"
to shred it into small pieces.
Combine soy sauce, mi.tin,
sesame oil and ainaer to make
auce. - -
Just before servina. am.nae 2
CUPlant halves on~ individ~
servina plate. Gamub each terV•DI
with chicken and spoon sauce over
each piece .. Sprinkle sreen onion on
top for decoration.
Flan recipe
corrected
This recipe for Barcelona Aan,
which appeared in Fifi Chao's
column last week in the Food
Section, was printed in error. HeTC
is the corrected recipe.
BARCELONA FLAN
4 eus ... t )'•lb
Z •;. C9PI wlaole milk
~ c•pcream
Grated rbMI of ~ oraqe
i tablapeoa ark nm
Z tablespeou sweet su~ wlM
.,. C8p arumted s•1ar
1 cluamoa stick .-
CARMEL COATING
II. c•p aruaJated aa1ar
•;. c.p water
To make the caramel: Heat sugar
and water together slowly. Bring to
a boil until a deep golden color
results. Pour quickly into a l 1h
quan ungeased souftle dish. Ro-
tate the dish quickly so that the r-
bottom is entirely covered with the)
caramel. Set aside.
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Put milk and cream into a
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minutes. then bnng to a boil. Keep
a constant watch and remove from
heat j ust as the milk foams.
Remove cinnamon stick, stir in
sugar and allow milk to cool to
lukewarm.
Beat eggs with a wire whip for a
few seconds, then add to milk
mixture along with all remaining
ingredients. Pour over cooled
caramel. Bake in a water bath at 32S
degrees for I to 11/• hours (until a
kriife insened in the center comes
o ut clean).
Allow to cool completely to
room temperature before serving.
• Just before serving, run a sharp thin
knife around the edge of the dish to
loosen the flan. then inven it onto a
decorative serving plate. Serves 6.
Note: The .recipe can be broken
into six individual flans if desired.
For smaller flans, bake only about
l/• to one hour. Test for donencss
same as for the large flan.
Seasonal fruit
perf tin salad
With no more sugar than what
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Half Turkey Breast, Southwest
Style. The turkey bastes from inside
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stuffed in a hole created b> hf\ing
the turkey skin from the meat and
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releases its flavorful fat and the
herbs penetrate the meat.
Baste occas1onally wtth a prhc
butter sauce to keep the outside skm
moist and flavorful. Bell peppers
and leeks cook with the turkey the
last hour on the grill.
HALF TUR~EY BREAST,
SOUTHWF.ST STYLE
~ terkey breut
3 1Uces bacoa, dlopptd
% cloves f ren 1uUc, mlDced
'At cap mlnced oalon
1 teaapooa oaJon
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1 bay leaf, cni•ed
'r:s cup melted b•ner
% cloves f red 1ar1Jc, minced
S net or 1Hett-peppert, 41•ar-
tered
S leeks, M.lved
Guide a knife sharpenina steel
throu&h thickest part of breut.
Combine bacon, garlic, onions and
herbs; pack into hole created by
knife steel.• .
Brush with CO\llbincd butter and
garlic; grill in covered barbecue
about I hour and 20 minutes,
basting occasionally. After I hour,
place pepper quaners and leeks on
grill, basting and turning until
done.
Note: Turkey breast may be
roasted in 350-dcgrec oven, about
I 'h hours, basting with garlic but-
ter. Place peppers arid leeks around
breast for last 30 minutes. Makes 4
to 6 servings.
•1f a knife sharpening steel i~
unavailable, lift skin and pack
seasoning unaer sldn.
Hearty seafood salad
r eels in coffiplimen t s
Cah fom 1a seafood salad 1s a full meal dish. featun ng Cah forn1a
iceberg lettuce and shrimp, clams and scallops.
The iceberg lettuce 1s cut into narrow wedges, with the seafood. green
beans and tomatoes placed in the center of the serving platter.
A tang) dressing of sour cream . mayonnaise. milk and lemon Juice
tops th1sdelic1ousd1sh -cenain to please theenttre fam1I).
J U'>I pass the platter and let the famil y help themselves toa wedge of
iceberg lettuce. topped with the seafood and dressing.
CALIFORNIA SEAFOOD SALAD
1 tableipoon batter
1 ~blespoon_~~l~~~le oil
1 pound scallops
t,i, pouq,fl slarlmp
6 to 8 in-1bell clams (optional )
h cup water
1 bead California iceberg lettuce, cut lDto narrow wedges
11, pound green beans, steamed
I tomato, cut lnto wedges
~, cup dairy sour cream
1, cup mayonnaise
3 tablespoons milk
2 tablespoons fresh lemon ju lee
11;, teaspoons dill weed
Lemon wedges or slices
Melt butter with oil in skillet. Saute scallops and shrimp for4 to 5
minutes or until shrimp just beg.ins to tum pink. Remove from pan with I slotted spoon. Add clams to pan w1th water. Bnng to boil: cover and steam
5 10 7 minutes or until clamSJUSt begin to open.•
Arrange California iceberg lettuce wedges around edges of serving
platter. Spoon scallops, shrimp and clams into center. Add green beans
and tomato. Combine sour cream. mayonnaise. milk. lemon juice and dill
weed in bowl; mix with wire whip until smooth.
To serve, spoon some dressing over seafood. Pass remaining
drcs~1ng. Garnish with lemon. Makes 4servings.
• M 1crowa ve instructions for cook mg clams: Place clams in
microwa..,c-safed1sh. Add 'I• cup water. Microwave. covered. on High
power for about 3 to 5 minutes or until clams open.
Food festival to off er tips
on lowering cholesterol
Because the Amencan Heart
A.ssoc1at 1on thinks it's time to lower
cholesterol, 1t will present a food
festival at markets and grocery
stores throughout Orange County
during the week of Sept. 7-13.
The festival is a nattonw1de
awareness event aimed at educating
shoppers about nutrition. how to
lower cholesterol levels in dietary
habits and how to improve the
health of the entire family.
In Orange County. part1c1pating
stores will hold such acttv1t1es as
nutritional counseltng. handing out
free literature. shop-through tours
and cook1n1t demonstrations.
AHA's guidelines for wise eating
patterns emphasize weight control,
limited intake of cholesterol,
saturate~ fats, refined sugar and
sodium. ind a diet featunnJ a
vanety of foods. said Joy Ward. R
D .. festival chairman.
Orange County stores partici-
pating include Albcrtsons, fewar.
Hughc~-tl RanC'ho, Celestino s
Qualtty Meats 10 Co ta Mesa.
Antonc'<i Italian Market Place in
ln 1nc. Delan~y·s Cannery Village
Mark~1. Newpon Beach. and the
( o unty or Or: ngc Wlll prtsent t~c
program to its employees on Sept
10. • • • Fresh fruit entrees. creative
casseroles and exploring the world
of peppercorns will be the topics of
classes at Piret's Perfect Pan School
of Cooking. South Coast Plaza.
Roy Pingo will demonstrate
main dashes featunng fresh fruit at
6:30 p.m. Sept. 4 ($25) and
casseroles at 6:30 p.m. Sept. 9 and
16 ($45). and Kay Pastorius will
teach the class on peppercorns at
6:30 pm Sept. 10 ($25). For
mformatton. call 556-6461 .
• • • More and Mort Pastab1lit1es will
be the topic of Roy Pin•o at 6:30
p.m. Sept. 11 at My Favonte Things
Cooking School, 14370 Culver
Drive, Irvine. Cost ts $20 For
reservations, call 552-0221.
• • • t M3 Cu1Stnc's, Atnum Coun.
Fashion I land, Tarla Fallgatterwill
teach quick pasta sauces at 10:30
a.m . Sept 11 end at 6:30 p.m . Oct. 2
($ lS ), and Renee C'ans10 1s sched-
uled for creative vcgctanan cu1s nc
dcmonstr:i1 1on<. at 10 30 am. Sept.
9.6 'Op m Sept 11 and 10:301.m.
Oct I I ($40) f-or information. call
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It takes a lot of samR_les to deve~op taste for wine
Gaining expertise
could pay off in
Wine talk can be intimidatina,
but it nccdn 't be. Those fancy words
are easier to understand than you
may think. Perhaps thjs column can
put into pers~tive a lot of here-
tofore vaaue information.
It wa"1't that Iona ago that
choosina a wine for dinner was no
bi& deal. We did not have the
proliferation of national and im-
ported wines on rows and rows of
shelves. Just a few years aao, only a
handful of names were recognizable
to us -we trusted those labels
implicitly and automatically
reached for them.Today.,. wines ar-e cvcrywhe~. Even the supermarket
has become part wi ne shop.
If you've been missing out on the
joys of drinking wine, let's solve
that problem. There's a lot of
wonderful wine in the world today
and everyone should derive some
enjoyment from the quantity and
quahty available.
The very first thing to know, of
course, is a little about tasting wine.
I have always found the A-E-F
method easiest to use in discerning
the qualities, or lack of same, in
wine. The A-E-F method concerns
itself with the initial altack of taste
on the palate, the evolution of the
taste of the wine in the mouth, and
the finishing taste after a few
moments in the mouth.
Before tasting any wine, it is wise
to SJ)Cnd ~ moment or two smelling
the wine in the gJass to appreciate
the bouquet, the aroma. the "nose"
of the wine. Smell alone can often
tell you if a wine 1s .. off ... As you arc
smelling the wine, and beginning to
get to know 1t, take a look at the
color.
With a httlc practice, yo u will
come to understand the colors that
arc charactenst1c of various wines.
For example. let's consider the
color of a cabernet. The wine should
have some intensity to its color. It is
always best to look at the color of
wine in the glass against a white
background. and looking down into
a gJass of cabemet. it should have
some depth and opaque quality to
the ruby. violet. burgundy color.
One particular hue of ruby, etc.
may be more apparent in one wine
or another. and those things you
will discover as more wines are
tasted. However, here we are con-
cerned wtth the word "intensity."
While some of the best cabemets
arc a bit transparent, if your glass of
cabcrnet as quite transparent in
color, the wine might be flabby,
watery. or lacking in what we call
"body."
After you've had a good look, and
tned to ascertain what smells are
inherent in the gla.ss of wine you are
las.tin&. take a little sip and all~."'..t~~-·
wine to stay in the front of ttie
mouth fo r about 15 seconds. Is it
smooth and pleasant. hot and bold,
watery and bland?
Next allow the wine to cover the
tongue. swirl 1t around an your
mouth a bit and concentrate on
what is happening to the tasu. 1f
anything. Does al hold on to the
same pleasant tastes you discerned
when the wine was first tasted'> Did
It taste fin e at the beginning and
now is falling flat'> h 1t gelling holler
tasung in th e mouth after 30
seconds?
Now swallow the wine slowl y -
or in the case of a fo rmal wine
tasting. allow the wine to go to the
back into the throat then spit it out.
Does 11 taste silky smooth. a little
rough, or docs 1t taste absolutely
bland?
From the above example. you
can begin to understand where the
A-E·F comes 1n. From this taste we
can determine 1f a wine has a good
or bad attack. a good or bad
evolution. and a good or bad finish.
Only by tasting hundreds of
wines will Jour palate become
rea ll y attune • and wine like food 1
always somewhat subJCCta ve. How-
ever, from your first taste. onl y
minimal concentration on what
you are drinking will bnrfg much
sat1sfact1on.
In the next wane t olumn I wall
discuss the vast vanety of grapes
used an wincmakina. Today. let's
stick to the wine product.
A sure way to tell a conoisscur of
wines is to watch who around you
selects several different wines to com~lemcnt courses of a meal, and
who incorporates into those choices
a red wine. Furthermore, by watch-
ing the person enJOY the look and
taste of the wanes. much can be
learned. . There 1s a white wine rage an this
country, a habat t~t brand.s many a
wine dnnkcr as a novice. The
person who really dnnks Wlnc for
its qualitaes of enhancing food. for
!JS character and da unction Wlll
always appreciate the great red
wine5 of the world. There an be no
connoisseur of wines who only
dnnks white win e.
h may be a white wane that wall
complement your ft h couHc. or 1t
could be a mcrlot to a connoisseur
It may be a white wine to complc·
mcnt the first h lfofa meal. but Just
as you work up to the hean1cr
en tree. a conno1 scur of wine would
work up to a more sophisticated red
wine. So. please. do not hmtt
yourself to while winC1. 1t can be a
fatal trap.
In red wines, a cottony feelina on
the teeth and in tbc mouth is the
result of tannins. This is a necessary
characteristic or all fine red wines,
and the tannins tell us two things-
tbat the wine Is a serious one, and
that with more bottle qina the wi,ne
will most probably improve.
when 1 wine has reached per{eclion.
Wines fall into 1wo broad
cateaories of dexription, varietals
and aenerics. A aeneric wine is one
with a name derived from some
gco.,aphic location, or denotin&
some characteristic of that type of
wine.
FIFI
Cuo
would be Chardonnay. C'.abemet . Sauvipon, Pinot Noir, and
Gewuntraminer.
ii most ltUly red. and Ml In••
dous aromas ol herttl, °' 6'lit. • flowers. i1 e&aremely ,._..Im•
re peas, and Ml IM ans•• 1111 IO
last for many yan.
Why no1tet ..ned ..,..,..
the wonderful lhiap lhll wiae 1111
to off'~r? It may become a, 'r'•I'
The great Bordeaux, for ex.ample,
are heavy with tannins in the early
years, but with tim~ the tannins
subside and the subtleties of the
wine come forward. This is some-
times called "royalty in a bottle"
Examples would be Bursundy,
Rhine, Sauterne. Claret ~a name the
British apply to the lighter Bor-
deaux wines).
Varietals are wines made from
specific arapes. Sometimes grapes
arc blended in making a wine~ and
in order to be labeled a varietal, a
govemment formula must be fol-
lowed assurin1 th.at a majority of
the .anpes used were of the named
vancty on the label. Examples
The words uted 10 detcribe wina
arc common enough to the wine
aficionado, but they can be foreian
and intimidatina to the novice. You
will soon learn a whole vocabulary
of words that really do work in
describif\twine.
An elepat wine bu perfect
balance or acidity, arape character
of the variety iused, body, aroma
and color. Dep" refers to' intensity
of character. while a e.m,IH wine
ina and ablortiins ~. • _..
wfiile one at die very leMl t.
upcomina colwnns we wiU dilcw
the arapes, the hitaory o( wiM, Md
the wincmak.ina .proc:etl. but b now r hope this will lef'Ve u a .,mt • bc&innina for you.
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Larae Pink Grapefruit 59 Fido~ 2lb 8ou 49 E.. e
Fresh Cauliflower 69
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Premium Potatoes 5 ~ 1 19
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Vons Tortllla89 S t rips
Plew> Of Ni"cno • 16 Oun« P11ellq
Tree Top Apple Juice
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Vons Mayonnaise
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Kingsford Charcoal Briquets 2 99
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Vons Mild Cheddar Cheese 199
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Smollfd Bttf ~ "' &--! ~ UI
Fresh Whole Frving Chicken 79 F~ f.,.,,.. cw Cwnll'I.""" lb e
Slim Price Sliced Bacon 189 16 ~1'w<MT lb
Armour Boneless Turkey 1 69
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(i) For Your Rotation Diet. Details in Store.
Southern CaJlfomla to Lose 5 Million Pounds!
The Rotation Diet-Join togt>lher with thou nd of Southem Collfomianc; to
collectively lose 5 million pounds on the Rotation Dtetl Weigh·1n centers at all
Vons stort>S, Frldeys and Soturd&)lll. 10 am -6 pm RotatJon Diet Hothne-
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every pound our C'U'ilOnler!i lo I (Donation not tO CJteted $~.000 )
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Heart Srrort people exe<dse ard eof ngnt 8ecouse Heart Srrort people know trot a diet low In choles-
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heorf disease
Thats ~ Heart Smart families shaJld make delk::lous
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fast food lane.
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Lif;!ht lemon roll
a lusciouS finale
Summer 1s the time for light and caiy desscns We want a s.ausfr.1na
finish to our meaJs, but something not too heavy orswen
And most importantly, it must be simple to inake so we don't spend
the whole day trapped in a hot kitchen instead of enjoying the outdoors.
Lite ·n Luscious Lemon Roll is the perfect answer. Tangy, airy and
prepared in just 45 minutes, thiselepnt end to a hot weather meaJ uses
evaporated mi lk to keepcaloriei low and convenience high.
The lemon roll stans wi th a rich cake batter made with melted butter,
flour, evaporated milk. nutmeg. cu yolks, cu whites and sugar. The batter
is poured onto a greased baking sheet and baked for about 25 minutes.
The one-inch spongy cake is then spread evenly with lemon curd, a
dehcaous, custardy delight found an the jelly section of the supermarket or
prepared at home.
For variety, raspberry, blueberry or strawberry preserves-store-.
bought or homemade -or fruit curds made with oranges or passion fruit
can be used as tasty substitutes for lemon curd.
Once spread with a fruit filling. the cake 1s rolled, chilled and spoon-
toppcd with a sweet, tangy glaze of powdered sugar and lemon Juice.
As an easy-to-transpon picnic treat, the refreshing close to a backyard
barbecue or anJlegant addition to a Sunday brunch, Lite 'n Luscious
Lemon Roll 1fj"ust the right dessert for summer.
LITE 'N LUSCIOUS
LEMON ROLL
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4 tablespoons batter
111, cup flour
z cups ev aporated milk, beated
'It teaspoon nutmeg
~eggs, separated
Ya cup sugar
1 cup lemon curd
Mell butter. Whisk an 'I• cup fl our. Star an mtlk and nutmeg until
smooth. Remove from heat, whisk in egg yolks, one at a ume. Stir in
remaining fl our. Whip egg whites with sugar until stiff and fold in gently.
Pour batter into 17'11 x I 21h-inch baking sheet, lined with greased wax
paper. Bake 25 minutes at 350degrecs until tests done. While still warm.
place sheet of greased wax paper on top and tum out of pan.
Peel off wax paper lincr (from baking sheet) and quickl y spread lemon
curd over sponge. Roll up carefully, start with long side. Chill until cooled
or overnight. Spoon glaze over, slice to serve. Serves I 2.
Glaze:
"'cups powdered sugar, am~
2 tablespoons lemon jalce
Max together until smooth.
Note: Lemon curd ma y be found in1am section of su permarket. I cup
preserves may be substituted.
Dill is ne_yer dull
.
Even though th e word "dill" came from ancient Norse and
Saxon words meaning "dull" (or to "lull"), dill is definitely not dull.
It puts the zap an pickles, it's used an breads and cheeses and
sauces and dressin~s. It's the fresh flavor in the Swedish salmon
dish Gravlax. and as a staple in many main dishes of Germany,
Russia. Turkey, pa("ls of Eastern Europe and Scandinavia.
Dill seeds have been a member of the space shelf for centurt~s.
bu t dill weed -the leaves of the plant -1s a comparative
newcomer. commercially. The seeds are imported -mostly from
India -while dill weed is produced mainly in Cahfom1a.
Accord 1 ng to the Amencan Space Trade Assoc1a tion. the leaves
came to be called "weed" because the plant thrives almost any place
where there's well-drained soil and lots of sun.
The seeds are used extensively 1n p1ckhng, sausages, baked
goods and cheese They are an important ingredient of mixed
pi ckli ng space.
Some hints for using dill weed . It makes a summery apetizcr-
d1p with onion powder and sour cream or yogun. seasons stuffed
eggs, potato and macaroni salads. cream sauces. and dishes made
with fish, chicken and veal.
n ('an 0(' a c.tlow
<l<•ath if you'r<' loading
up on tul(h <'hoh•-.
t('rol. ht~h fru food..,
ttuu may t•wnrually
<'h<>k<' your artcri<'s
and dam;&l(t' your
hf•flJ't. If you'r<' a l<'<'n
.lj(t•r, slow down on
fa-,t food t haJ's high m
casserole recipe lo.win salt?
Nu tntaon Wizard can answer
these and th ousands of other ques-
tions JUSt seconds after you ask
them , reports the Center for Science
1n the Pubhc Interest.
Nibbles. a monthly press news·
letter from the center. says the
W11ard remembers nu trition facts
about more than I. 700 foods,
including fast foods and frozen and
canned products.
The program 1s uscr-fnendly and
works on IBM-PCs and look altkei
(two disk dnves. 128K RAM), and
cost<. S99 95
far Chann'~ art• 1t 'ti
cah'h up with you
-.omt>tlay tf you don't
&~American Heart V Association
VJf'RE I IGHllNG Fm
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Coupon crooks cost consumers plenty
Have you heard about the While waitina for the form.' 11ve
"Coupon Crooks?'' They're the two Universal Product Code sym·
·people who milttdeem manufac> boll from Pcpperadac Farm
turcrs' cents.-oft" coupons. Croutons and the casb-rqistcr re·
Most of us know that the number ceipt(s) showina the purchase of
of coupons distributed by manufac> two Marie's Salad Drcssinp.
turers has steadily increased for Herc is this week's list of refund
more than a dozen years. This year, offers. Start looking for the required
that total may surpau 200 billion refund forms, which you can obtain .
coupons. But few of us realize that at. the supermarket, in newspaper
illegal misredemption has also been and magazine advenisements and
on the increase. from trading with friends.
Both federal and state law-en-Meanwhile.: stan collecting the
forcement authorities are catching needed proots of purchase as dc-
up with these felons, and it's a story tailed below. Remember. some
that consumers should know about. ·-------------What is coupon misrcdemption
alf about? If you believe it involves
shoppers who improperly tum in
coupons at their supermarkets (for
example, a shopper who turns in a
coupon that has expired in the hope
that the cashier will fail to notice or
bands the cashier a coupon for the
half-gallon of orange juice, but only
purchases the quan size), you arc
only panly correct.
Industry sources say misrcdemp-
tion by consumers amounts to less
than I 0 percent of the coupons that
arc illegally misrcdeemed.
Most of the coupon crooks are
grocers or ;>eople who pose as
grocers "Tit'" be able to redeem
coupons. Here is how it happens:
The coupon crooks purcha~
leftover food-day newspapers or
coupon inscns and clip out all the
coupons. They may even buy the
coupons f<?r a f~~ cen ts apie~ from
unsuspecting c1v1c organizations or
fund-raising groups.
The illegal act takes place when a
grocer or somedne posinJ as a
grocer sends these coupons into the
manufacturer clai ming that they
were redeemed by consumers in the
normal course of making their
purchases of the couponed prod-
ucts.
offers arc not available in all areas
of the country.
Todal's refund offers have a
value o SS.68.
These offers require refund
forms:
HUNTS Plan CouPon Refund
Offer. Receive four 25-cent Hunt's
No Salt Added Tomato Products
coupons. Send the req uired refund
form and two complete labels from
any Hunt's No Salt Added Tomato
Product. Expires Sept. 30, 1987.
· KRAFT Tanar Sauce Buy Three
Get One Offer. Receive a coupon
aOOd ror one free 6-ounce or 9.
ounce J•r of Tanar Sauce or one 6-
ouncc or 9-ounCCJar ofSauceworks
Sauces ofany vanety.
Send the required refund form
and three back label• with the
Universal Product Code symbols
fr'om three 6..aunce or 9..aunce jars
of Kraft Tan.ar Sauce. Expires SCpt.
30, 1986.
MANWICH Hamburaer Refund
Offer. Rccc1veaSl.50Ground Beef
Cenificate. Send the required re-
fund form and the Universal Prod-
uct Codes from three cans of
Manwich ~P)' Joe Sauce or U nivcnal uct Codes from four
J*kalet of ManW1ch Seasonina
Mix, alooa with the ca1h-~11er
~s with the purchase prices
c1tded. Exptres Seot. 30, l 986. Mc\O~MICK ):rce ettr Offer.
Rccei ve a coupon &ood for SJ . SO off
your next Ground Beef purchaK.
Send the required refund form and
sjx Universal Product COdes an any
combination of the followina:
Taco, Chih, Spaghetti Sauce. lop-
PY Joe or Meat Loaf Seasoning.
Expires Sept. 30, 1986.
RAGU Free Pua.a Offer. ~
a coupon sQOd for 1 free PoUftd of
any style of any puta brand OI 79
cents off the l~ size. Plus fbur
past.a recipes. Send the required
ref uod form and three labetl hlD
any site or flavor of Rap Sl)llbetti
Sauce, along with 1 proof of
purchase from J pound of any puta
brand. fuptres Sept. 30, 1986.
••• .c ............ =-···· 1-LB. · MIAr cow?!'I ~ OScAlt MAYa I
=--:.--·-.. ••••••• = ··~·$£::.~~ FREE• 1 ~"-COWON,.~ • s.r. 2, ..... flOOo AUG. • TN9U •
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SAUSMI
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11!f PA•" IO I ............. It's a he, and it's a cnminal fraud
against the manufacturer under
state laws. The federal government
gets involved because these crooks
se nd the coupons to the manufac-
turers through the mail . and the
improper request for payment be-
comes mail fraud. which 1s a federal
offense.
HUGHES i14.1NCH VALUE I A9 TRIMMED BONELESS
BEEF L& = ~~~K w.le29 ~~OR L& 2A9 'A I LB. ROLL
REG Ott HOl aa.l~.39 \
Why get excited about coupon
crooks'> Their racket 1s growtng, and
coupon crooks will collect as much
.... as $500 million from unsuspecttng
manufacturers. It affects you and
me because the pncc-s we pay for
our groceries must cover these
expenses.
How do you catch a coupon
crook'> Last Sept. 29, a 2-cent
coupon for a bug spray called
"Broach," appeared 1n newspaper
coupon insert~ d1stnbuted tn three
South Flonda nc-wspapers. It was a
phony coupon. and there rs no such
product. The coupon was pan of a
sung operation used to identify the
coupon crooks operating in South
Flonda.
Sance the product did not exist.
any attempt to redeem the coupon
proved that a fraud was being
committed.
Soon after d1str1bution.
thousands of Broach coupons
began to arrive al a special postal
box set up by the investigators. The
Broach co upon helped break up a
fraud nng that involved several
hundred retailers
In the Broach coupon case. 62
people were rcccntl~ char~ld tn
South Florida with cnmes includ-
tng grand theft. attempted sc heme
to defraud and consp1rac) and
v1olat1on of rackctce nng-rclated
laws.
More than 100 others were
charged with m1srcdeem1ng Broach
coupons in South Carolina and as
far away as Calafom1a and New
York. The defendants an the Broach
case have not gone to tnal. but in a
similar m1sredempt1on case in
Phtladclph1a, 20 people were re-
centl y convicted In add~tion to
paying more than $50.000 an fine s.
seven of the coupon crooks were
sentenced to prison.
The moral of the story is that
using coupon for anything other
than their intended purpose doesn't
pay.
Herc's a refund form to write for.
A coupon good for a free head of
lettuce (maiumum value $I}. Free
uttuce Offer, P.O. Box 4841 .
Mont1cello. MN 55365. This offer
expires Dec. 31 , 1986. but requests
for the form must be received by
Oct. 31 . 1986. Send a self-addressed
stamped envelope.
HOMEMADE HERB VINEGAR
i cups UJllllY pecked f re11t
tarraaon or otlaer llerb leave1 or
sprl11 (tbyme,dlll, mint or
b111l )
% cap1 wblte vloegar
Fre1b tarr11on or otber herb
1prl1 (optional)
Pack the 2 cups herb spngs into a
hot . clean 1-quanJar. In a stainless
steel or enamel saucepan heat
vinegar until hot but not boiling.
Pour hot vinegar over herbs in J&r.
Cover loosely with a aJas . plastic
or cork hd (do not use met.al) until
mixture cools
Then. cover lightly with the ltd ut stand 1n a cool. dark place I
week before u4i1ng
I o store. remove herbs from Jar
•nd transfer ltqu1d to a dean I-pant
Jar or bonle. Label (or add another
spna of fresh herb to the jar for
1dent1ficat1on). Cover t1ahtly with a
atass. plastic or cork ltd Place 1 n a
cool. dark place. tore up to 3
month' Makr\ 2 cup~
...
Volc:hris Grode A
FRESH VOUNG TURKEY ............. l8 .• M
7-0Z.
.TWIN PACK .99
Good N-. 15-0l Coodltioo•r Of" •
SHAMPOO.............. . ... . .M
Volume 3
McCALL'S COOKBOOK ......... 1.29
• uuu1 10•
•anel IUICI
TROPICANA
CHlllfD CARTON .99
31.0z. Con
VAN CAMP'S PORK & BEANS .........• 61
E>«eti.nt f'or 1.1.Q. 3 98 F&Sll Kl .. Ml PAO• S'nAKS ........................... w. •
6-PACK ASSOfmO•
OOIS NOT
IXQ ID
30%
fAT
1s•
Oreo's Hoff Gal. le• Cr90m
COOKIES & CREAM. . ....... 2.79
Aatorted FIO\IOfS
12-PACK POPSICLES ............. 1.29
c
LB.
2-1• ..... ....,.
REG. OR •GMK• SPICY Hot& 269
G""" Glont -4-Eon
COB CORN .. 1.29
Mlnul• Mold Fruit Punch Or
LEMONADE ......
HUGHES SAU PRICE .................. 1.59
LESS MFG. COUPON ..................... AO
LESS DOUllLE COUPON *·············· AO
u• ..... u•o ...........
6-0Z. PITTED
EXTRA LARGE .99
Dlomond -40-Count
LUNCHEON PLATES ...... ............... 2.19 ' 16-0l
32.oz
LIMIT 2
FRENCH'S SQUEEZE MUSTARD
Wf A(((PY DOUOll a"d PAODUCY
COUPONS FDOM All OYHIA SUPIRMADMIYS
··-~··· .... w.
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.99
.....• 89
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Anno Marlo
ITALIAN SAUSA.GE ................. 1.1. 2.a9
.
MSG 16-0unc• Box
ASAHI AJI ...... 1.29
Takara 7~1
PLUM WINE ... . ..... . . ..29
LAY'SH ....... •orATOC."
6 TO 7-0Z
\64.RIETIES .99
1.59
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ClO 0r8nge Coat DAILY PILOT/ Wed~ay, August 27, 1986 ,
re·at American Coo outs
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You'll find the largest selection of barbecue favorites to
be found in Southern California. From thick cut fish steaks
and fillets to ready made kabobs and fresh ground meats,
Prices Good Auy. 27-Sepl. 2. 1986
/\'o Dealer Sales • Limit Rights Reserved
Sale Items A11ailable al Orange County l ocations Only
An International
awaits you in Fashion Island,
Newport Beach.
This is the largest gourmet Food Emporium
in the West.
::y Join us for ... ·
Served 9 am until 1 :30 pm Sundays at ou r Atrium
Cafe. A fahulous array of Courmet foods including
hand carved roast & ham . Make you r own omelettes.
a5surtcu salads. pates, and much more.
Adul.ts 8.95 • Children 5.95
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After shopping. let us take your groceries out
for you ... drive to our grocery pick-up on level
2. We'll transport your groceries upstafrs and
load them into yo ur car for you -free!
1
Just :lddetl. .. ' "A GRACIOUS AFTERNOON TEA"
Sept. 6, I 0:30 am -I :30 pm Fee: $40
Ll'i.trn tn make nnt only the perfect cup of ka in this
rart1\.1pi.1l1• m \.'lass. hut a Jel1cinus ml· nu of rookies .
.... anth\'1d1l's anJ cakL·s are iAcluded.
Class Size Limited -Call for· Reservations
714/759-6818
(iilt_,:, i
-. Just in Time for Lu.hnr /Jell/ /)enm1/in9 ...
European Style 498
Bouquets . . . . . . . . . & up
Fresh Flower }498
Arrangements . . . . & up
DELI GROCERY
Sliced to Order Ham
I l<1ncy cured 11r li~htlv
smc1ked la\'l'rn ham -299 your chrnrl'.
reg . 4.99 lh lh.
Macaroni Salad
Made fresh dail y
in our own kitchens. } 99
re~. 2.49 th lb
Yoplait Yogurt
On~inal or Custard . J:,,: ~ -~
n 111. i:t . n·~ .. Tl ·. }6~1t t
..-,~ .. '"''~ .49~.::d
Haagen Dazs
you can be assured you are
serving only the best!
Plus, you'll find all of your
favorite trimmings to make this
Labor Day cookout a family
get-together ~o remember!
PRODUCE
Local Crown
Local Grown
Crenshaw Melons
lb .• 39 Very ripe and
very sweet.
SEAFOOD
--
Boneless Albacore
Steaks
All white meat. lb. 499
MEAT
Lean Ground Beef
Carefully trimmed pieces of chuck.
round and si rl oin USDA choice beef.
ground fres h daily.
SL·a.,on's 81:st
Broccoli
f or the best Labor }49
Day hamburgers! lb.
lb. • 4 9 Boneless 499
Shark Steaks lb.
Local Crown
Large Peaches
Tree ripeneu for 5 9
he.st fl avor. lh. •
CHEESE
Supreme Brie
A rich and creamy Brie.
rwrfeLl for picnics. 499 re~. n.99 lh. lb.
Mild
Jumbo
Shrimp .'.t }399
#l white. shell-on. lb.
Old Fashioned
Hot Dogs
Hand made in
natural cac:.ings.
lb.299
Fresh Frying
Chicken Legs 99
lb. •
WINE
Freshl y Baked Three Horses Beer
Hot Dog or A deli~htful. light brew
Hamburger Buns from Holland. 299
Whole wheat or white. No . ~4 l fl..ciz . htls. reg. 4.00
preservatives, no additives! .
Pkg. of 6 reg. I. 79 }29 Irvine Ranch Farmers Market
pkg. apa Valley White
I · A combination of sauvignon blanc Fresh App e & and chardonnay. Great choice for
-Mix & Match -
Tortilla Chips
G11urmet Ice Cream
or Sorbet.
Pmt ctn. reg. 2.m~
Wisconsin Cheddar
Great on hambur~ers! 2 49 Random wt. pcs. . } 79 n·~· 3.99 lh. lb.
Blueberry summ~r ~ooknub . bbl and PlCntCS. Co er 659 1so ml. re~. 5.no 399
< >ur own hr;inJ of
v .. :llow corn chi r s
St1lteu or \< > -;alt.
} fi CJ/,. htl~ ~hl\L' J 44
La Sabrosa
Fresh Salsa
Mild or hot. 1 fi nt.
R.W. Knudsen
Cranberry
Nectar
Quart htl. } 6 5
re~. 2.65
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Edna Valley
Just Say
"Charge It!"
J
1984 Chardonnay
Stock up now ... th t
winery is sol<.1 out!
750 ml. re~. 12. 75 999
f >runqc • C '011nt11 St11r,,~ f. t n•r>t
\fq(orcl and ( 'o.~/11 \f1•.~a
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COMPLETE RACING COVERAGE
25~ HAZY.
FOMCAIT8 ON Al
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 27, 1986
Mesa political buyoff alleged
COuncil hopefuls say city posts <;>ffered;
. MesaAction'sGardnersays 'baloney'
positions and called the charges .. a lot
of baloney."
Both Theriot and Hanson had
soufht the endorsement of Mesa
Action. the pc?litical arm of a home-
owners' coalition that isattemptina to
slow development in Costa Mesa.
By TONY SAAVEDRA
OfllleO.-,NM .....
Two Costa Mesa City Council
candidates said the leader of a local
activist group offered to have them
appointed to the Plannina Com-
miuion if they wuhdrew from the
race.
Actor dies
Actor Ted Knlebt, who
f.layed neW8CUter on
'The Mary Tyler Moore
Show," la dead. A4.
Nation
American Heart Associa-
tion makes major
changes In ifs diet gulde-
llnes./ A4
Food ..
For an elegant yet simple
Labor Day entree.
barbecued steak is un-
beatable./C1
Sports
Candidates Brian Theriot and Rob-
ert Hanson said Tuesday they refused
the alleged invitation by Mesa Action
founder John Gardner, who con-
tacted the council hopefuls an July. "4
Gardner, a legal adviser for a
Ncwpon.....Bcac.h insurance firm, de-.
nied offering · the two any public
Riding the wild sand
Mesa Action was instrumental in
the t 984 election of slow-growth
advocates Dave Wheeler and Mary
Hornbuckle to the City Council.
This year, the-troup hu thrown iu
resources behind Joe Erickson, a city
A ak.lmbouder &Udee alone the M.Dd near auneet at Newport
Beacb'e lnfamou wettieu the ahorebreak poaada the M.Dd.
Forecuten a:pect 5 -to 9-foot wane to arrl•e today and
plann1n1 comissioner, and Doua After. Mesa Action announc:ied 1u
Yates. Thineen candidates have filed council endorsements, Gardner
for two open spots on the five--made a two-hour visit July 27 to
member council. A win by their Thcriofs home on Back Bay Loop.
candidates would push the council "He told me I hldn 't paid my dues
majority in Mesa Action·s favor. to Mesa Action and 1t wouldn't be
Gardner. the aroup's political justified for me to be chosen over
strateaist, moved to Ncwpon Beach candidates who paid their dues an the
this year and has since become trenches.," Thenot said. "He prom-
invotved with a slow-srowth move-iscd me that if I would withdraw my
ment in that city. However, he candidacy they would point me to the
continues to worlc -as an ~iscr-for Planningi:ommission.~·
the Costa Mesa &roup. Furthermore, Theriot said he was
Thunday at Newport Beach and other eoatb-faclDC beacbee.
Variable h1Ch cloada ahoald at.o llDCer thrOGC)l the
afternoon.
A preeeason look at the
Edison Chargers' prep
football squad./81 Santa Ana Heights rezoning aired
INDEX
Advice & Games
Bulletin Board
Business
Class If led
Comics
Death notices
Entertainment
Food
Mind & Body
Opinion
Police log
Public notices
Sports
Television
Weather
A13
A3
A 10-11
B6-8
A14
B8
BS
C1 -10
A12
A8
A3
84,8
B1-4
BS
A2
Residents generally support land-use
changes, but some ask for alteration s
By LISA MAHONEY
Of lM~"9411efl
Tpc long-awaited Santa Ana
Heights Specific Plan got its first
public ai ring before about SO com-
munity residents Tuesday.
And while many had a bone to pack
with provisions affecting them. no
speakers denounced the meat of the
plan which will carry out land use
changes adopted more than a year ago
by the Orange County Board of
Supervisors.
"I would like to sec this im-
ple mented as soon as possible." a
weaf)-sounding Rita Jones told
members of the planning com-
m1ss1on. Jones led a contingent of
residents who pushed for the com-
munit) 's conversion to commercial
Lon1ng last year.
Supervisors adopted the land _use
plan an February 1985. the same ume
they approved a master plan for
expansion of nearby John Wayne
A1rpon L111gat1on ov~ the expansion
proposal delayed zoning chan,cs
intended to bn ng the community
nearer to compliance wi th state noise
standards. The suit between Orange
Count) and Newpon Beach and two
c111zens voups opposed 10 expansion
was settled in December.
About half of the lafJely rural.
residential Santa Ana Heights com-
munity will be converted to com-
munity commercial and professional
administration zones as Jones and a
resident organization called ABCOM
wanted.
ABCOM stands for the fi ve main
streets an the unincorporated com-
munuy just south of the airport
runway -Acacia. Birch. Cypress.
Orchard and Me~
The rest of Santa Ana Heights Wl ll
remain largely rcs1dcn11al Wlth the
exception of some cxuung kennels
and a large commercial nursery as
another group. the Back Bay Com-
munity Assoc1at1on. desired
Regulauons perm1tt1ng horse
stables ha ve been preserved but a
limit of Of\e to two hones per lot an
residential · equestrian iones arc
proposed.
As in the land use plan, property
along Orchard Drive. Acacia and
Barch streets cast of Irvine A venue
wall come under a professional ad-
minastrati ve zone as will a pocket on
the west side of Irvine Avenue at
Orchard Drive
Residential equestnan uses w11l be
maintained a Ion$ Cypress Street and
part of Mesa Dnve to the cast. Also
preserved as a subd1v1s1on of about 88
homes west of I rvanc A venue known
as the Pegasus tract.
Medium and high density rcs1den-
(Pleue .ee SAJ'fT A/ A2)
told that pro-arowth Collncdman
Donn Hall would prob&bl~ rather
retire than serve his rcmainina two
years on the council minonty.
.. If so, they would appoint me (\O
the council)," Therio1 said. '11tis
struck me as arrogant. I remember
saying to my wtfe, Missy, this ought to
be ap1ns1 the law ...
Thcnot reponed the 1 ncident to the
Orange County Distnct ~Auomey•s
office. wruch aerum1 Cd lh8t
(Pleue Me POLITIC~/ A2)
Public
drurik
centers
sought
Supervisors look to
stateforfundtngof \
detoxification center
By LISA MAHONEY °' ... .,.., .........
The Orange County Board of
Supervisors wtlt look to Sacramento
for fundi ng of alcohol treatment and
sobering-up fac1 hues for public
drunks.
D1ssat1sfied with a county report
on the bleak prospects of financing
and sating services for public drunks..
Superv isor Hamett Wieder Tuesday
introduced a motion to seek suppon
in the l.qislature fo r a bill to provide
funding (or a pilot program.
W 1cder acknowledged the S I
million cost of a pilot program was
rorm1dable buc ad<fed. -·1 bieltcvt wt
can·t not afford to be spending 1t."
She said San Diego County has
succeeded an gc"ang an Asse mbly ball
introduced that would provide It $3
m1lhon for inebnatt' services. Orange
County should follow that example.
Wieder said.
Supervisor Bruce Ncstande. s1tung
as chairman an the absence of RaJph
C1ark. was no1 so sure lbat money
would be well spent on drunks. For
treatment 10 be cfTcctavc. alcoholics
must decide on their own to seek help.
he said.
"Forced detox centers I am not
convinced an m)' mind can break tM
v1c1oushnk of alcoholism." Ncstandc
said
While seconding Waedcr's motion.
Nestande s.uggcstcd the county
should stud) the cffecuvcness of
c:u st1ng programs elsewhere in the
state before spending t.axpayers'
mone) "I want 10 know 11's goinJ to
do some good and (we're) not JUSt
1hrow1ng mone) at(the problem)." he
said
Wieder countered that public
drunks alr<'3dy cost the taxpayers
t'\.Cr) tame the) arc booked into Jatl.
Judges who sentence 1nd1v1duals wtth
dnnl1ng problems want detoxafica-
(Pleue eee PUBLIC/A2)
OC supervisors
tighten security
Access being closed
off afte r thefts. ofher
incidents at offices
later determined to have been hred by
Santa Ana police officers cavorting
on a nearby roof.
Charity minded
thieves kidnap
wooden indian
Newport ousting
sidewalk surfers
from some areas
"We've .taken a nu mber of steps
gradually over the last six months,"
sai d Wooldridge. The measures have
By G. JEANETrE AVENT ranged from changing loc ks to more
DlilY PW c.. ... ,,,...,.,, elaborate steps. and plans to make the
After a senes of break-a ns and two supervisors' offices less accessible
confidcn 11al reports. the Orange after hours arc in the works.
County Board of Supervisors as • "It's an awfu l building." said
taking acuon to beef up sccunty in its Wooldridge. "The problems ar~
fifth-Ooor offi ces in the county Hall of legion and well d iscussed."
Adm1n1stra11on 1n Santa Ana. A main problem 1s a central
The measures arc a response to a elevator core which allows access to
scnes of 1nc1dents ran,ing from petty all floors. But persons going to the top
thefts to de5ks being nffied to Super-(fifth) Ooor will soon need a key to
visor Roger Stanton's offi.cc bc!ng o~rate.the elevator to that floor and
shot up said Dan C. Wooldndge, aide stairs will be locked allowing only for
to Su~rv1sor Ralph B. Clark. Stan-exiting.
ton\ office was st tuck by stray bullets (Pleue eee 81tCURJTT /A2)
By ROBERT BARKER
OllMO...,"-lllefl
Chief KahJa. a 300.pound wooden Indian, has been kidnapped
from the Yellow Rose Ss1oon in Huntington Beach.
The hand-carved S-foot, 10-anch Indian that guards the 1ns1de of
the saloon was abducted Sunday night.
A note to saloon owner Tom Pacholik was delivered Monday. It
warned him 1f he ever wanted to see the Indian "ahve:· he should
contact radio disc JOCkey Don Jeffenes for details about paying ransom
to the Chaldrens Hospital of Orange County.
The computer-printed note warned Pachohk not to call pohcc. the
FBI or has re latives. The letter was accompanied by a couple of wooden
toothpicks 19 demonstrate ChiefKalija 's possible fate. It was signed the
"KahJa L1bcra11on Front." •
Pachohk said employees called the police before the y saw \he
warning. (PJeue eee WOODltl'f/ A2)
,
Slow-growth fever hits Huntington
Coalition of activist groups thinks time
ripe to fight land developers In election
By ROBERT BARKER
OflMo.llr .........
A sp1nt of slow 1rowth see ms to be
sweeping a ro the Oranac Coast
In Costa Mc • the Mesa Action
o~niat1on has frustrated plans to
build a 32-story office bu1ld1na on
SCgcrstrom land near the San Dicao
f rccway and Harb<>r Boulevard
Me'l.8 Wc~t. a homeowners· as-
soc1a11an 1n C'o'lta Mesa. also backed
winners David Wheeler and Mary
tlornbud~le 1n \at> C'ouncal clecuon' •
...
of 1984.
In Newport Beach, an orga nization
named Gndlock IS batthna plans for
the ex pansion of the Newport Center
low $rowth ad\ocatcs fear that
expansion wall make traffic level'!
1n1olerable.
In Irvine, the ('ommmec of Seven
Thousand ha battled up 1n coun the
c0Mtruc11on of nc"" frtcwayi Mem·
be'"' claim the freeways wall promote
developme nt and not rthcvc 1 t1na
traffic conacstton
The Seven Thousand committee
backed a, a slate the two winning
candadate'I -Larry Agran and Ed
Doman -1n last June's clecuons
And now, the fever has come to
lluntington Beach.
A group of environmentally mind-
t"d residents has banded together.
cla1m in1 it's ume to rise up against
the threat of rampant development.
fears of ""all-to-wall condo • allepd
ovcrdevclopment of the downtown
and the ho~ndou traffic jams that
organ111t1o n members say 1t would
generate Advocate also suppon
pre'ICrva uon and restoration of
'>'-etla nds and o~ commert1al
devclopmcn1 on the bc1ch.
l
Callan& themselves Huntmaton
Beach Tomorrow, members will en-
dorse four of the 21 decla~ City
Council candidates and a city at-
torney and work for their election an
November
They hope to reverse the tide of
lott't\a t they view as all~ muamum
development an the rapidly fllhna-<>ut
c11y of t 8S.000 pcMOns. acrordina to
eo<haarman Tom tlarman.
"The pendulum has swuna back
toward the preservation of the en-
v1 ronment," Harman said .. They're
coming out of the closet An en-
vironmentalist 1 no lonacr a dirty
word
"We want to iuppon cand1datrs
By ROBERT HYNDMAN
Ot1No.lly"941talf
Surfers who grab their skateboard!>
when the ocean is Oat wall be waved
from the sidewalks as well by a new
Cll) law that proh1b11s skateboarding
in specific areas of Newport Beach
Prompted by complaints from
pedestnans and business owners. the
Newpon Beach Cny Council on
Monda)' banned skateboarding along
the -bu\H)ess dastnct of the Balboa
· Peninsula and other areas where
pcdestnan traffic as heavy.
Police Capt. Make Blitch said
rcttnt rcnovauon of bu inesscs ha
upgraded the appeal of the downtown
Balboa area.
ROBERT
BARKER
Focus ON THE NEws
who favor slow arowth. who want to
slow down and take a look at thanas
"Huntinaton Bcac:h should avoid
the haah <kns1ty urban prawl that ha\
ruined s1m 1l1r beach towns such as
Redondo Beach. Hermosa Beach and
yes, even Newport 8c1ch," he said
Harman. an attorney and a k>na-
t1mc re adtnt of Hununaton Beach.
\aid the orpnu.auon as not being
(Pleue ... COALm01'/A2)
But along wnh the increase 1n
pcdc~tnan traffic 10 the new shops
and restaurants. the ne wconstrucuon
has attracted hordes of skateboarders
"~me ne'>'-landscaping struc-
tures pro' 1de a challenging course
to kateboard enthusiasts,'' Blitch
..aid "Combined v.ath the 1ncrca~
pedc<1tnan traffic c;katcboard1ng an
the area as now an 1nappropnatc.
dangerou) nuisance ··
.\t Monda> night's meeting. a
penin<1ula f'C)adent complained that
o;kateboarder1 wert' crashing their
boards into the walls of his home and
1hn-aten1ng the safct) of pcdcstnans
'They th111k the ~ople on the
(Pleue eee PfSWPORT I A2)
Plan for 2 new
HB ballparks
draws protest
By ROBERT BAl\&.ER
Of .... .,..,""" .....
He's got nothing aa-1n t ba~ball.
peanutc; or Cracker Jack& but James
>\ Rush d~n 't want any bell parks to
be built 1n Huntanaton Beach CentraJ
Parl
1>«1fialll_, he doesn't Vr~nt the
cit) tosrend S I m1llton on o to Lnstall
tv.o new ballparks near the hbrary It
l albttt and Goldtn West a"Yenues.
Rush. 66. who laves JUJ1 nonb or
the park, td thcrt are &I.ready too
ma'\) ba ball diamond in the oty
, ........ llAR/ A2)
•.
..
OrMge Cout OAJL~ Ptl.OTI Wedn.dey, Augutat 27. 1Me
COALITION IN BB TAKING ON GROWTH ••• ~Al • ._.
formed to block downtown re-About 60 or 70 members of
development efforts, contrary to Huntinaton Beach Tomorrow -aomc nimon.. most of whom also belona to laflC1
"We1pttth1t sometJuQ& hat 10 be environmental aroup -took a straw
done downtown -that ll bas to be vote on the candidates they favored
rev1taliud. But 1t should be reuoocd earlier this week
and modnt and of low density.'' But Harman 11 kcep1n1 the rrsuhs
Harman and other members of the of the vote accret until the seven-
sroup said there are cena1n u~ts of member screcn1na committtt makes
redevelopment they opposc, auch as a final selections of candid.lies Sept. 17
h1&)l-ris.c bulldina and pelt.Ina atruc-Advocates 11 !hat lime wiJJ So into
ture on the north side of Main Street. ne•a.hborhoods and shopp1na centers.
And Don Shipley, a fouNime sce~ina to drum up support for their
mayor and a member of Huotinaton slate. They also plan to ra1ac about
Beach Tomorrow, also claimed o~ SS.000 from thc1r own fees and from
position to bu1ldin1 a p1ersidc vallaic contnbut1on~ from supponcn. for a
concept on beachfront property in-mailer to ao out 10 voters before the
land of P;ortfk ~na'1.t H1&)lway clec11on
Besides Karman and hipley, the
screen1n1 committee 11 compriled of
c0<h11rman Oet1 Onep. who's btt11
1et1ve in equcstnan 1e11vibtt; Alan
Strasbluah. the owner o( trubtuah
Brothen Manufactunna Company.
who favon prescrvatJon of industrial
property; Arline Howard. a member
of the Hununaton Beach Histoncal
Society~ Kay Seraphin, a downtown
resident and member of the cny's
environmcnul board: and Lynn
Oonnan, active an the Friends of the
Huntmiton Wetlands orpn1zat1on
that seek& to preserve the wetlands
near the Southern Califomla Edison
Com~ny plant 1n the southern pan
of the city
1 1 charged in b eating of U.S. drug age n t
MEXICO CITY (AP) -Eleven
Jahsc-o state polic~men h.ave been
charaed with beatin,1 a U.S. narcotics
aacnt an GuadalaJara. the federal
AUomoy OeMf~-o~setd Tues-
day.
ft issued a statement say1n1 the
policemen were chaf'ltd with abu~ of
authority and uyunna Victor Cortez
Jr .. a U.S. Drug Enforcement Adm1n-
1strat1on llJCnt, af\er he was taken into
custody Aul-13.
None of the 11 i5 believed to be 1n
custody, a spokesman for the At-
torney General's offi~ s1ud late
Tuesday.
The lln11ed States has lodJcd a
d1plomat1c protest with Meiuco.
da1m1n1 Concz was subjected to
"unP.rovoked. brutal and cnm1nal
a£ts · ~n1lc ,m CUSlOdy m G11•d•la.
iara. 160 mllcs nonhwcst of Mexico
Ct1)
Of.A authon11es \81d ( ortez. freed
at the ins1s1ence of U.S. officaals who
\aW him being taken away by Mex-
ican pohce. wa'> beaten and tortured
w11h an elcctnc cattle prod. Coner is
now 1n the United States.
The statement from the Anomcy
C 1cncral's office ~1d nothana about
the alleged u'I¢ of the cattle prod.
In Washinaton. State Department
spokesman Pete Martinez said the
departmcnt would have no 1mmed1-
ate comment on the Attorney Gen-
_c.cats unowicc.me n t
Spckesmcn for the Attorney Gen-
erals office onginally denied Cortet
was beaten
But Gerardo Perez Alvarez, a
fonncr Jahsco pohceman, and three
other men under arrest at the lime
Cortez and his companion, Antonio
Garate Bustamante. were an custody
said they "had knowledge of the bad
treatment" by the policemen, the
statement \B id.
PUBLIC DRUNK CENTERS SOUGHT •••
From A l
t1on program~ a'> an altemat1 vc to Jail
time, she said.
Supervisors dcc1dcd to take a
\CCOnd look at sobenng stallQns and
treatment centers for public · drunks
after ShenlT-Coroner Brad (1atC\'
May dccrs1on to shut the county
drunk tank A pre' 1ou' plan rec-
ommending alternauves 10 1n-
larcerating public drunks wa<1 re·
iected 1n 1983 because of thc UHi
involved
But Gates said the pr<.ice\~tng ot
drunks took up too mulh time -
time that should ha ve been \pent
keeping 1he 1a1I under s1nc:t popu-
la uon cap\ ~• b)' a federal 1udgi.-to
curb overc:rowding
He urged the establishment ol
\Obenng stations as a better ahcma-
t1"e to Jail
( losure of the count) drunk tank
1rnpac1ed 'K'' rral c:11" police depan-
mcnt~ pan1cularly Santa Ana, New-
pon Beach. Orange and Tustin.
Dunng 1985, about 7,000 public
1ncbnates were held at the county jail.
A fe4ls1b1h1y study of a pilot
program that would include sobenog
sui11ons -places where suspected
drunks could be taken to sober up -
and 1rcatment fac1ht1es concluded
that fo ur out or 26 CttlCS would be
w1ll1ng to consider a facihty within
their boundaries
But none responding to a county
\une) were w1ll1ng to commit fund\
10 a program
l\t the ~me time. 98 percent of all
e11a11ons for public intoxication arc
mad!'. within incorporated c1t1e<s, the
rnunty repon concluded .
C11ven the county's ltmtted rolc sn
drunk arre\I'> and city resistance to
funding the fac1ltt1es. the adm1n1s-
trat1 ~•· ,,flice recommended local
police expand their drunk tanks to
deal with public inebriates within
thcir mun1c1palitics.
But Wieder said the county should
overcome 'obstacles to providina
1nebnate ~rvices and begin treating
publtc drunkenness as a medical and
social problem. not a cnminal one.
In other Jail related matters. super-
visor~ approved a pilot in-home
1ncarccrat1on program for 25 work
furloua.h inmates.
Under the program, low nsk tn·
mates who quahfy will be confined to
their hom" when not at work.
Electronic monitors will be used to
ensure compliance.
If the prosram 1s successful on a
!'>mall scale, 11 could be expanded to
other inmates somewhat reducm1Ja1l
costs and making more beds available
at the James A Musick Honor Farm
NEWPORT RESTRICTS SKA TEBOAiii>s ...
From A l
\tdcwal ks arc pan o f an obstatlt:
rnursc .. hc ..aid
And in a letter to the counul
Rendc1vou\ ( <indom1n1 um A\soua-
tt0n Prc<\1dcnt Jack Prcb1c1n corn-
pla1 ned c1f the ofte n-recklcc,c,
\katcboarding that HOC' on along the
ooardwalk 1n frCJnl of the pentn\ula
complex
A ccording to Preu b 1n
skateboarde~ were riding 1hc1t
board'i up onto a 12-inch concre1c
barrier cau\ing annoying no1~ long
pa\I m1dn1ght and m k1ng 1n1une\ the
UI) ma; be hahlc for
· ,\flcr ob\Crv1ng th1c, art1v1I)_ on
numcrouc, occa.,1on' there 1<; no
douht 1n m., mind that th1c;
\ka1cboard1ng ~me" a danger both
to the pedestrian\ and to the person~
npt"r.allng the \kateb<1ard\ .. J>reub1n
Yul r he council action effective 1m-
mcd1a1cly. alfows skateboarders to be
c1tt·d for riding their skateboard'>
along Main Street, Washington Street
tx·twecn Ocean Front and Edgewater
Plate. Palm 1)1rec1 between Ocean
Front and Edgewater. Edgewaltr
between C oronado and A streets, Bay
Avenue betwee n Main and Palm
\treet\ and <><.can Fron1 between
Adams and I\ \trecl'>
Ncr.,keitrboard1ng !>tgns are alread y
1n place 1n the Balboa area. but
Monda)'·~ rc'>olutt0n g.i vcs tho!IC 'itgns
legal force
MAN PITCHES AGAINST BALLPARKS ...
From A l
.ind that too often ltghl'> \hine on
empty fields
rhe money tOuld be better spen t''"
.tn 1rngat1on S)\ltm in< cntral Park
.tnd for 1mprov1ng the watcr qua Ill y at
lakec, 1n -.cveral Cit\ parks he ..aid
· 1 think the be'>l u~ for the money
ava1lablc 1s 10 ma1nta1n the parks we
ha"c and not build new ballfield\ that
mu\l be maint<t1ned .. he said. "Why
'lhould the UI) build two new
hallpark\ when we arc not fully U'ltng
the ()ne\ that we have''"
"1onc't for lhc two fieldc; wa\
.ippro\ed h) the Huntingt on Reach
< II ) < ounul at budget 11me 1n June
and f< U\h ma y be 100 late 1n blocking
the n<'"" ballfield\ a city r,ffic1al
1nd1<.atcd
Hut u t11cn\ will get a chanlc 1n a
'urve-, 111 give: 1he1t op1n1o m on
whether an aquatic'> complex. a
s-,mnac,1um and a cluhhou-,c <ing
inally proposed b) the YM< A
\h<1uld be butl1 1n the park Th('
ballfit·lch will n111 be included in the
\Uf'-n•
Jtm' f:.ngle . tht· ul)''\ '>upcr-
tntt·ndent fr1r pMk de"clopment and
H·t rca11<1n \J1d Monday the park
,.,,tcm c:an turrently accommodate
\ohhall demand\
But c,low·pttt h \ohball. wh tth hac,
~town lake "w1ldl1rc" 1n rc<.ent years,
1\ tllpccttd to <.on11nuc to gain 1n
populant)' and the nt•w (it:ld\ will be
nttdcd he ..aid
About 2<~J team\ part1c1pa1cd 1n
u l' '>Ofthall league' a few years ago
Enstc '>did But th.ti total ha\ doubled
and about 41){1 teams now pa)' S224
Pl'' team to pla) 1n \Cawns dunng 1he
\pnng winter and \um mer
The adH•n1 of \l11w-p1tch \Oftball
lcagun ha\ tri!!Jtercd the boom, Engle
\31d "Pla yer\ over 2S can com pctc
and be \utte\\ful (1n \low-p1tLh
lcagut''>I I he) <..rn hit the ball"
f ngle \atd m<1\I of the ex plosion
h:ic, come 1n lhc rank\ of male/laycn
hut ""omen \ learn'> .tnd co-c teams
alw art" 1ntreasing
Earhcr planc,callcd for the removal
1>f 490 tree\ 10 make wa y for"" ball
field\ But plam were pared down and
'VCT) few ' or the trees Wiii have to be
removed E.ngle ~1d.
A berm will \C parate the field\ from
nearhy rc\1dcntc,, Engle said, to cul
down on light\ and noise "There will
be an overfl<1w ofhght\ but 11 won't be
a\ bad a\ JI Murdy and Ed1\on (ball
field'>)·
R u\h, who ..aid he wants the park to
remain f)a'>\I vc \aid he toured thc
parks la\l Wcdne\day
l\t Murd)' Park. both ballfield\
were lighted and a game was going on
tn one of them and pitchers wer('
warming up 1n the other Al (Jrcer
Park the h&hts were out and there
wa\n·1 a \oul around.
"A I F..cl1<1on Park the lights were ou1
1Jnd no l)nc wa~ on the field~ Al
Worthy Park. the ltghts were bla11ng
CJn both fields and no gamer, wer('
being played "he said
SECURITY TIGHTENED AT OFFICE ...
l'rom A l
In add1t1on to the \hooting 1nu
dent, C)uperv1sor \t.anton'' offi ce wa\
broken into. said Fau'ilO Reye\ an
aide to' the superv1\0r Although 1t
was never used . a ufe underneath thc
noor ttle had been uncovered and a
desk and file\ had hcen rummagcd
throuah The Shertff'i Department
conducted an 1nvett1S1t1on, Re ye\
said, but "we never did rcwlve wh<1
broke into the office "
The secunty meuurcs are al'° a
result of mere~ ul'ban11.at10n 1n th('
county and the bombing death of
Alex Odeh. said Wooldnd1c
Odeh, the We•t (out director of
the Amencan Arab Ant1·01scnm1na -
t1on ('omm1tt« wa~ killed last year
1n a bomh blut ill ht, San~ Ana
MAIN Off!CE
VOL. 71, NO. m
11fl1<.c\ 11n I a\I I 7th \trcct "One hu
to l1111k al '4'hat'\ gmng o n" 1n the
lliunl) lhc nc1t11m and the world. said
Wri<ildndge
"'Aa ybc the open door Mr Nice
< 1u> '~'I "> J isn't the best policy,''
\31d R rid 'ipecr aide to Ciuper.-1~r
Harnell W1edcr "We don't want to
la\ open the door and show our
wcakn"~!i and strengths On the
other hand we don't want 10 make It
into a f <>n Knox ··
\peer '\31d the question of secunty
ha\ been ra1~ 1n confidential rc-
pom prepared by the Shenffs Oc·
panmcnt and the ()r3nac (O\Jnty
<Hand Juf)
The \Ct.unty anc,'lment rcque~11ed
b\. \uf)C'rV1\<1r ( lark carher 1h1t year.
ou11tned the prohlcm' and propo\Cd
po~s1blc w lut1on\, $aid Wooldndgc.
L1 Richard J 0 1\<>n, a spokesman for
th(' Sheriff~ Ocpartment confirmed
the study was conducted and pres-
ented to the board hut he did not want
10 pubhc11e the \CCunty measure\
A confidential report by the
198S 86 Or1nge Counry Grand Jury
al~ pointed to sccun_!y concemt
Jury Foreman Gerald Charlton said
in an 1ntcrv1cw Tuesday that "you
could walk into the Superv1\0rs'
offices without be1na stopped by
an one" ~c informal report wa, marked
confidential becau'IC "we didn't w1n1
to create 1 flap." but 11 was clear that
\C<:unty wl\n t adequate. he ,,1d
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end dff«lt. mostly thlt 1tttm00n and evenfng.
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POLITICAL BUYOFF ALLEGED IN MESA ..•
From Al
not enough evidence to warrant an
inquiry
"Based on the informa11on. I didn't
sec that any cnm1nal laws had been
violated," said Deputy 01Stnc1 At·
tomcy Ken Chinn.
Thenot c.alled the allCJ,Cd offer
.. offensive and madden ma. '
"My candidacy 1s based upon
earning votes and door-to-door cam-
pa1gn1ng. Mr. Gardner entered the big
leagues when he entered my home."
said Thcnot. a 29-year-old \aw school
graduate.
"I don't thank 0ardncr was rep-
re~nting the homeowner\. I think hc
wa\ on a lone m1ss1on of powct He
k now~ I'm a \trnng candidate."
T hcr101 ..aid
Hanson. a retired buS1nessman.
said Gardner 1mphed that Mesa
Action would use its impending
snOucnce on the counC11 to or-
chestrate an appointment to the
planning commission.
"He said it'stoo bad I wouldn'tgivc
up the (council) race for a Plannina
Commission pos1t1on." Hanson said.
"I told him I wasn't interested 1n the
Planning Comm1Ss1on. He knew I
had friends 1n Mesa Action and
would take votes away."
uardner \aid the allegations were
untrue
"I'm not that stupid . I think you
have some people halluc1naung up
there ... he c,a1d "I do not ha ve the
power tu offer f>U\. h thang'i "
C 1ardncr acknowledged that he
v1<itted Thcnot and called Hanson.
"I told (Thcnol) that he was a very
promising candidate. I said he was
1ncitpcnenccd and had not hved 1n
the city long enough to undentand
the issues." Gardner said.
"I said. 1f you ever withdraw from
the race. Mesa Action would love to
hav(' yo u work for us" and perhaps
win a 1988 cndorsell1,,Cnl, Gardner
continued "The ofT~ 1s hereby
withdrawn, emphatically."
(1ardner \aid 11 was Hanson who
brought up 1hc subJcct of the Planmna
( omm1n1on.
"He asked for 1t. He said 're·
member me when 11 comes to a
Planning ( omm1u1on appoint·
mcnt,' " (1ardncr said.
SANT A ANA HEIGHTS PLAN AIRED ...
From A l
11al 10n1ng 1s \Cl for the wc!>t side <>f
Me~ Dnvc and pocket~ ofcommun1-
t> commercial 1oncs arc planned
.slung w ulh Bristol \trect
Rc!>1dcnl!> ltving 1n the commerc.ial
Jnd prolC!>'>1onal 1oncs 1n1erld 10 sell
t hear property to developer~ for a
future hu'>tnc .. s park . au~ that better
uimplement~ the nearby airport
Kc\tdcnl!> who wanted to keep their
prnpcrtir 1oncd rc..,denllal dc'lptte
e\CC\\t"C no1\C from the a1rpon have
~l·n <>ffercd acou'lt1eal tn'iulat1on
under a free county program
&\tde\ the nuts and bolls of the
nc"' 1<>n1ng. the specific plan also
pr<1p<>\C!> change'> '"~ th(' c1rculat1on
P•Hlern that arc dc'i1gned to ~paratc
1he bu'>1nc\s and rc i.1dcn11al 10nc'i
Jnd reduce through 1raffic tha1 now
\treams into lhe t.ommun1ty
C ul-dc-i..an at the \Outh end of
81rc:h and the north end of C yprc\s
and Orlh1d strects are intended to
prc"cnl pa\~·through traffic between
Mc~ Dnvc and South Bnstol SLrcet.
f 11cntual reahgnmcnt of the Mesa
l>r1 vc and Acac.ia Street 1n1erscct1on
-the entra nce to the future busine\,
park -1!> also propQ~d
Hor\C.' trail s along the we'll 'ltde of < yprcs!> Street and the south side of
Mc~ Unve arc included 1n the plan
!1" 1s a_proposcd cquestnan center on
vacant land on the south side of Mesa
Dnvc between Bm:h and Cypress
c;cveral land owners 1n a pocket of
th e rcs1den11al cquc!>tnan zone be-
tween Me\a Dn vc and the pro-
fc'i!>tonal adm1n1 ~tra11 ve 1one came
forward Tue~ay to say ·they had
changed their minds aboot their
pmpcn1e!> · remaining res1denual
I hev a'1.ked that the profcs,1onal
adm1n1\trat1ve 10ne c~tcnd all the
way 111 M e~ Drive Such a change
v.ould involve about 10 parcels. ~me
of whose owners wan1 to st.ay 1n 1hc
rcs1den11al area.
Others had a vanety of complaints
about the proposed c1rculatron plan .
Mary Davis opposed realignment
of Acacia Street and Mesa Dnve
because tt would sltce her comer lot in
tWO, ,lash1n1 ltS value lO prospective
land developers
I he Planning Comm1ss1on will
make recommendations on the 11pec1-
fic: plan at a S«ond heanng set for
c;cpt. 23
WOODEN INDIAN HELD .•.
From Al
.. We're dcalinJ with a com-the)' knew nothing of the abduction
putcn1cd kidnap nng." he said today but rec koned 11 was for a good cause
"Hu t I believe we'll get him back ·· "If we ..cc any wooden Indians
Pachohk. who \wears he had walk1ngaround, wc'llgiveyouacall,"
nothing 111 do with 1he apparently \Ccretary Sandy liogan said
wcll -intcnu<>ncd pran k. said he will Jeffcne~ could not be reached for
hold a f und-ra1~1ng potluck dinner comment. Uc 1~ a disc JOCkcy at FM
Sunday evening at the ~loon a1 radio su111on KIK 1n Oranae and at
19022 Rrookhur~t \1 the Yellow Ro\C three n1ahtsa week
He'll a,k all part1c1pants to make a The Indian. formerly focated ncllt
duna11on to the hospital He'll also to the JUkcbox. 1s valued at S 1,200,
contribute 25 tent~ from the price of Pacholi k said. It was not known how
each dnnk purchased dunng the 1twasspmtedoutofthesaloonduring
dinner. he ~aid busaneH hours without anyone 1n
Qffic1als al the hospital said today Chlr&C knOwt na about It.
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