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• WEDNESD~Y, SEPTEMBER 24, 1986 25 CENTS
'.LB coach benched for drug arre.St I j..
Ex-football p~o Hardman a ccu sed by
police of possessing 500 in cocaine
By STEVE MARBLE
uMI LAURA ME RK Oftlle...,........ 1
J Former professional football· play-
er Cedrick Hardman was suspended
Tuesday as football coach al Laguna
Beach High School followi ng his
weekensi arrest ·for possession of
aboufS500-wortti of cociune .
Hard man. arrested early Saturday
on Laguna Canyon Road after a
patrolman <;topped him on suspicion
of drunken dn vin~ will fight to keep
The professor who is
pioneering the use of
computers to help para-
lyzed people walk will
continue his research at
UC Irvine.IC&
Food
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his coachin&Job. said a fnend.
"Obviously this 1s very difficult for
him," said a woman who answered
the telephone at Hardman's Laguna
Beach home early today. "He doesn't
feel like taJkin$ ri ght no w."
School officials and other coaches
at the high school refu~ tpcomment
o.nJ;!ar4man's iat~I scrap-wit~ the
law. He was previously cited for
possession of manjuana, but school
offi cials took no action against him.
"I am JUSt so d1~ppomted because
I think he is fabulous," said Ann
rutchel', a parcnlwl\olsthe advisor or
a high school group that provides free
rid~ for intoxicated students.
''He has done wonders with the
team, and he ha'i se1 an example as fa r
as trying bard," she said. "I'm JUSI not
10101 to cast stones," PQlicc denied· that -they showed
Hardman any special treatment by
keeping his name offthc police log for
nearly two days. _
·•.1 swear ther<' wa~ no covcrup, I'd
arrest my own lnom," \31d Deputy
Chief nnte5 Sprctm--
"I won't compromise-my pro-
fession even for a football coach.
Ccdnck's go11cn cnou~h breaks in his
hfc11me." ~1d Spre1nc. who said
police kept Hardman's name off the
A wet etart for autumn
fog onl y unfil ffielr lnvesii&alton was
complete.
In a closed-door mectlng T ue~ay
night. scbooJ officials agreed to
suspend Hardman without pa~ until
the drug case 1sresolvcd in coun The
fo rq_ter All-Pro defen•ave end was ord~red 10 appear Oct 10 10 ~uth
Orange County Mun1c1pal ( ourt for
arraignment. · '
Pos5css1on of cocaine •~a felon y in
Cahforn1a ~and 1s punishable by a
term m• pfiSQn. tbol.l&h. tile lenglh of
'the sentence 1s left to 1nd1v1dual
Judges, according to j)ohcc
Hardman was spotted \aturd.i)
about 2:45 a.m . dnv1nga red ( ad1lla(
~uth on Laguna ( anyo n Road . ..aid
Sprcine. He said the officer '4hO
l
stopped the car believed Hardman
was mtoiucated
When asked to produce some
1denttfica11on, Hardmirn reached into a briefcaS( where the officer spotted a
bag containing a white powder. said
Sprcine.
The 6fficer, li5"ked _penTUUtOh to
!lt'arch the car but Hardman refui.ed J
and tned "to get to the evidence," tht'
deputy ch1ef sa1d. The officer cverttu-
all) spra)ed Mace ~n Hardmao's face
uaubdue him. -·
'lpreinc said that Hardman passt'd
a road\1de · 'ot>bnet) test "but onl)
ba~e)\ " He said Hardman was book·
ed at the cit) 1a1I and later released on
h1<, own reCORnltancc
(Pleue eee HARDMAN/A4) LB coech Cedrlck Rudman
Newport Qans
beer, tobacco
as race sponsor
At hletes drinking
at ru nning events
r s citys action
By STEVE M ARBLE
OflMO.-, ..... l lAI«
Bike and loot ra<.cs c,pcJn~or<'d or
financed by beer and tobacco com-
panies will not he pcrmrned on pubh<.
street\ 1n Newport Reach. marlong
the lir11 time in< >range< ount) that a
Cit) has ena<.ted ~u<.h a ban
Thi: dec1~10n to ban hctr and
tobacu1-\pon\orr d ra<."'-'.,. v.a ~
mot1\ .ited h\ (ontrrn 1ha1 athkt1c
c\cnts ~nu1oni:<l h\ thl· u t\ .. hould
be .. clean and v..hoir\omr .~ Ma\1>r
Phil Maurer 'I-aid
But one rau· or~n1Rr lrorn In int·
..aid the ci t ~·., :.tl !Inn "1 onda\ \Cl'm'
absurd and.reall1H· '
< arc'' -.aid tx·n companies arc the
t h1ef ~poo,ors of foot and bicycle
race\ and without the1"5uppon such
1.0mpt"t1t10ns m1gtn fallby the way-
.side. ---
••()nnking httr ''legal and lots of
athletes dnnk beer ··he ~•d "l dnnk
beer too But that doc-sn ·1 mean I sit
hC'rl' in 1he offi ce at k 1n the morning
and dnn~ heer "r o remu"c them from the spon 1s
a bugc mistake·· he said
l ht' c11:v .,.,a, urged to proh1b1t beer
and tobaccc. compan1~ from spon-
\Onng race., h) L..ar; de Joun~. a
( orona del Mar re\ldcnt who ~1d he
v.a~ appalled when hi: panic1patcd in
J 10-K run la'it 'ipnng ">ponw rcd b)
the Mtlkr Rrrw1ng < o
He ~1d ht·l'r was being "<n-ed at ts
am at the fi ni .. h line to <tll pan1c1-
pant\ in<luding minor\ The race
hcncfitted the Harhor .\rea Roys < lub he '>Cite.I
Although autumn is here,
you can stretch the sum-
mer season with a patio
party that's guaranteed
to win rave revlews./D1
Cloudy weather bring• a apectacular
eanaet. u well u llCht rain. to the Oranae
Cout. Paul Daemore and Crl• Garcia of
Huntington Beach admire the lut aun.et of
aummer on Pacific Coaat Highway at
Golden Weet Street. Scatterecf abowen
over the Southland followed the occur-
renc~ of the aatumnal..equinoz Tueeday.
'"The) 're att<1d1ng a..;\ mptom not
the dl\t'3'>l' ·· \a1cl fad, < an·~"· an
Irvine bu\lnt'"man v..ho mganw:~
tna1hlon' Jnd 111hrr .tthlc·t" c11mpet1 ·
lion\
··1fvou h·e p an event like this-free
from alcohol \Our \OUth-w1ll not be
unneccs..anl) tempted to \tan a
morning h\ dnnk1ng beer on an
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By ROBERT BARKER
Of IM Delly l'hl l lefl
PoliceofTi<.tr'> took lhrt·t• more mrn
tn lo (U'>IOd ~ r Ul-<,da ~ lo hn ng 10
"t'\l·n the totJI numlx:r ol pcopk
-arrr'itcd on \U\p1 t 1on ol nolln~
dunng the Labor Da\ wrl·kcnd not 1n
Huntington Beach
Police toda) said thn s11ll ha\ e
warrants for two '"rnor<.' adult~ and
plan 10 arrc~l threc mor<.· Juvenile'>
Armed with arreo;t warrant\ from
Wcc;t Orange Count~ Mun1npal
Coun in Wr'>trQin'itrr, police to<1k
into lU\IOd\ Hoht-rt 011tc\. I lJ. ol
Kcdondo lk,1t h, Jnd Cian l<\lraft
21 of I oun1a1n Valin · ·
William h·nton 11.J, ol C 1an.kn
C 1ro\ r 1 urnt·d h1mc,t·ll 0\ l'r tn J 1udgl'
I l·nt4ln v.J\ .trrl"\lt'cl on ,u,p1uon
ul ctr\un. ll'lon> \ Jndali .. m Jnd nul
ing. Oall'' '" la t 1ng l-hargl'\ of Jr'>on
..ind noting and K}craft '' an u .. rd of
al"on thl'ft and noting. ale-Ording to
.po l1 c1.: spokt·,v.oman Jn.\nnt·
Ronko v.,kt
f-arl1rr Mnnda}. police arrl'\ted
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Riot commission views film of violence
By ROBERT BARKER
01 4 ... Oalty "'4>t IWI
\ \ 1deo ca\,l'lll· tilm ol hunllH'lh ol ~1111th' run non~
.imol.. on thr bca<. h dunng thl' 1101 tn II un11n~t11n &a<. h 1111
L._1hor DJ\ weel..<.·nd "·" 'hov.n puhltl I~ for lhl· fif\I 11nw
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rampag1n& \11un1_1. f)t:opll· ml ~in!( polilc lJf\ on 1hn1 t••P'
and ,l·111ng th<.'m ahla1t'
\I one point plunlt'\ 111 hid<.~ rnol..e h11fo.,.,t'd lrum
t11u1 'ch1dn that v.cn· hl.111n~ 11 he '-iffil' tlml' fhe
l '""'d \elkd .. \1ort' mon· mor,·
'\ "ung,tt·r, \A.en: ph1 1t11gr..iphrd hulding. liten'>l· plate'>
thl'\ npr11:11 tr11rn pohu· 1.tr\ h1~t· o\er tht•tr head\ fhe
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Arts Center apparel a work of art
UURA
MERK
Irvine
enters
freeway
fee battle
Lagu na des ign e r who's outfitted ma n y
premier egoers prefe rs unde rstate me n t
Wh('ll the <>rangl' ( 11unt ) Prr·
forming <\rt'i C r ntl'r open' Mone.lay,
the cream of high '>0<.'1cty will he
atured in \Orne of1h c cla11s1c'lt formal
wear around 1n order to mak<' their
mark\ on the ht\tor1t· l.'\ ent
There "'111 he v.omcn whn<iC
clothing will makr a <;tatr mt·nt and
women wh11 will he ln\I in the
'ltatcmt'nl 1111hc1r < l111h1ng
But ek11.ann· 111 L ,1Kun.1 Hl'al h
designer D N. h an'" a dn·c,,"\\h1 t h
1s nol overpowering anJ dll<i"' tht·
woman to pcr'lonal11c ht·r l l11th1ng
with her own acn''i\Ortt•\
E\an' hac, dl'\lgm•J l'\l·n1ng v.ear
for 'c' rral "'omen who v. Ii I .11 ll'nt.l 1 hl·
opening ".\nd I "nn·t \l.'nd an\onl'
there w1ihou1 '\Oml•thing Im thl'lr
head."" ~1d f, an' "'h11 da1m' 10 tx·
the onl) couturier in nrnngl· C ounl\
.\nd according 111 I \anc, 1u'1 Jh<1ut
an) hl·adptnt' " JHl'fllJhil' le11 1h1·
pres11g1ous nrnl, indut.ling turhJrl\
<illk bow<. and ovcr:.11l' hcrt't\
""•\n 11\l"f\l/{' hcrt'I '4 0U ld IX' rx·r
kt t ·\lll'r all \\l' tlfl' cC'IC'hrattng 1hr
Mt,," \;ml ht•r hu\hand and pan nn
Mtk(' l 'viln\
Shawl' aho arc 1mportan1 ,,,
1.e\sone" for the opening. Thn mJ'"
he wrapp•:d around thl' \h11ulda' or
thrc>\' n O\ rr om· lor J nt'\\ and t'X11t11
look
J ht· I ,,ln'I fam4h ha .. h<-l·n 1n lhl'
huo;1n<."'" of lk<.,1gntn* rlotht'\ IN lhl'
"'( ahlornia lilt''t\k · for tH'arh 111
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.-Property tax-financed freeway
r agencyil-ebuff ed by-supervisors
By LISA MAHONEY °' .. Olll'J ..... ..... •
Orangr C ount) 'IUf>Cf\ l'iOr\ ha w
refused to rndor~l' 11 hallot nll.'ac,ure to
rreate a new 1ranspona11on agl·nry
that would U'IC property taliC' to
improve county fr<·cwn)'
Calling lhe al"t10n premature. lhe
board returned the w unty Tranwm-
tat1on Comm1'i'>10n \ propp<;al for
mort' study. The propo!ial v.o uld ha.,.t•
asked the vote~ to approve the
formation and fu nding of a nl'w
frecwax ag<'ncy that would u'ic ahnu1
S25 m1lltnn a year 1n propt·rt) taxt'\
for frecwa ) ma1nlr1Htnl'l' ~nd 1m
provcmcnt-.
1\1~. on thl· motion ot \uf)('n 1\m
Bruce Ne\landc thr u1mm1"1on "'II
be a'lkcd to poll rt'ltdcnt'i on how the>
would \Ohl' the count'·._ tran'>por-
tatinn problems. then return to the
hoard ~tih a numht•r of flnannng
altcrn:lll\l'\, o;nml' ol which ma}
1n\t1hl' a t,n h1kl' nr tx·nefit
a"l''i'>mt·nt'
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pr~on of the r ran,r><>na111m C om
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driver tes t ed for d r unkennc s
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(Pleaae aee COU NTY I A4)
HB planner says councilman falsely discrediting him
By ROBERT BARK ER °'_..., .........
Hunt1naton Beach Plann1n1 C om·
m1u1on Chairman Tom l 1vcnf,ood
da1med today that < II) ( ounc1 man
Don Mac "lh<itcr .., 'lpreadina false
'ltatcmtn1 .. 1n 11n dTon to d1Kred1t the
election camp;11~n., 11l I .1vengood and
1wo other planning < omm""onen
--
L1vcnaood hrt\1ll"d at comment!'.
that he and other comm1"1<lncn arc
dehbcratcly tryina to \tall redevelop-
ment cffon s in hopes that dt'vcloJ>(r;
eventually will aive up and ao away
"Downtown rc<kvrloprnent 15 1
11aant1c puzzle and evrf} p1t'lC ha~ to
fit," L1ven1ood u1d. "l vot('() for the
\Cnior housing pmJcrl on Lnkc 'itre<'t
tha1 was an important fir'lt 'lleo
MarAllt'1rr, tor \ome rcn~un, n1t<•d
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Cnuncil •
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Al '* Ortingt eo.t DAILY PILOT/ Wedneeday, September 24, 198&
· IRVINE ENTERS BATTLE •••
..._A l .
coUectiaa ft'eeway fees' and holdina
tbem in ' speciaJ account, pcndlna a ftul court decision. Tbe council has repeatedly debated
the merits of the proposed freeways, but'bas officially remained neutral on
the court dispute. .
Mayor Larry Aaran. a freeway
critic and cost supporter, proposed
Tuesday that lhe neutrality be broken
by filina a brief in favor of COST.
This written araument would be
"'viewed by the California Supreme
COurt. · .
Aaran said business interests that
favor t1\e freeways have been donat-
ina thousands of dollars to pay for the
coun batdc-apinst COST-. ·
... This is a fi&ht between ordinary
people and some of the most powerful
development interests in this coun-
ty," he said. "Neutrality in this case
was a dismal mistake from day-one."
In supponina COST, the mayor
was jomed by Councilman 6d
Doman, whocampaianed with Aaran
earlier this year on a platform that
called for a vote on freeway fees.
Council members Sally Anne Mill-
er and David Baker voted apinst
Aaran's proposal. They argued that
the Irvine community tncludcs both
opponents and supporters of lhe
freeway plan.
"Now is not the time to change our
position and enter the lcpl debate."
Miller said. .
t'ouocitman Ray Catalano voted
for the pro-COST brief. saying ,the
Supreme Coun should have a full
ranae of arguments so that the case
can reach definitive concl usion.
Catalano also joined Miller and
Baker in directing the city attorney lo
prepare a second brief r~flec~ng ~he
view held by the council mmonty.
Agran and Dornan voted against that
motion. In other action, the council aave
preliminary approval to a _new oi:di-
nance bannmg all firework m the city,
~xccpt professional displ~ys that ~re
state Lict-nscd and have c1ty.penn1ts.
The measure cites safety ftnd fire
hazards posed by fireworks.
lfthe law rcre1ves final approval at
the council's Oct. 14 meeting, the sale
•nd-~ of so-called safe-1tnd sane
fireworks would no lon11.er be all owed
in Irvine. beginning next year.
More ratri tonight, then clearing
Autumn wu uehered In by a atorm that brought hall, thun~a and llghtnlng to South«n Callfomla, knoctclng
out pow. and doubling ttt. number of freeway Injury aooldenta. Anot~ atotm, from ttt. Paclfle, wu expecied to dampen
tM region again tonight but fotecutera aald aklel lhould ct.at
Thuraday. Tonight the mercury wlll dip from ~ to 90 at the
bMChea.
Along ttt. Orange Cout It wlll be partly cloudy with IMgtlt
Cf"lancie of lhowera ton~Becom4ng mo.tly tunny and warmer
• Thur9day. Highs at ttt. Thurlday ea to 74. Lows 5" to
80. Hight In the valleya Thu'9day 72 to 78. Lows 48 to 58.
From Point Conception to ttte Mexican Border -Inner wat~a: Small craft advlaory from Point Conc.j)tlon to Dana
Polrit for weaterly wlnda 15 to 20 knot• with ~u1t1 to 25 knot• and
cbopp.y.5-'oot. MH W..t to nortt'IWHt wnda 12 to 18 !molt Th~rlday. South of <Wla point, northweat wlnda 12 to 18 knota
with 3-foot .... and 2 to 3foot aouthwest 1wetl1. Partly cloudy
tonight with lllohl chance of atiowera. Clearing thuraday.
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12 5t 71 62
.. 72
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71 66
97 M
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71 52
73 48 79 71 10 51 12 75
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Call~. Tempe. Extended Pro,nAt .
freeway authority idea before voters
next year even though the complex
proposal had on\y been introduced to
the commission in July.
But ·she agreed wtth Chairman
Ralph Clark -who is also a member
of the Transportation Commission
-that more detailed information on
the proposal is needed before super-
visors endorse it.
As proposed. the alJthonty would
raise as much as $25 million a year by
diverting about 2.5 percent of prop-
erty taxes that now go to the county,
its 26 cities, school districts and
numerous special districts for other
PU!:P<>SCS. First proposed by Transponation
Commissioner James Roosevelt. the
idea of establishing a tax-increment
financed freewa> authority would
require the cooperation of the cities.
school distncts and special districts
that would lose tax money. ·
It must also be approved by the
oounty's Local Agency Formation
Commission and a maJority of
voters. ·
Although all five supervisors. in-
cluding Wieder. agreed Tuesda~ that
the commission 1s movmg 100 fast on
another tax measure. there was dis-
agreement among board mem~rs
over what happens next.
Nestande, a member and former
chairman of the Catifomia Transpor-
tation Commission. urged that all
possible funqjng strategies be looked
at rather ttian just the freeway
authority proposal. which he called
"A single-shot. piecemeal measure
that robs Peter to pay Paul."
But Wieder and Clark recalled the
failure of a 1984 measure to increase
the county sales tax-by a penny to pay
for new freeways and a light-rail
project as evidence t~at voters don't
want transponation solutions that
will cost them more.
··The (freeway a uthon t y) concept 1s
a possible means of redistributing
ex1stmg tax dollars. All other solu-
tions we"ve looked at come back to
the same thing -raising taxes."
Wieder said.
Nestande countered that voters
might have approved the sales tax
increase known as Proposition A if it
had been presented to them properly.
Nestande said he believes Orange
County residents now understand the
difficulties of funding transpon ation
improvements better than they did
two years ago. .
He also caul1oned against "ra~ing
to the ballot box·· without getting the
citizens'.opinions and support he says
is necessarv for a ballot measure to
succeed. .
"The next measure must pass. and
It should be com prehensive because
the issue is of crisis proportions now,'.'
Nestande wrote 1n a letter circulated
to board membe rs before the meet-
ing. •
"I am not convinced that Prop A.
had it been properly structured, if it
hadn't been a Christmas tree and a
panacea for everyone. if it had bee!'
less than a cent -who knows -11
might have passed," he said.
Supervisors initially voted 3-2 to
support a substitute motion by
Nestande to poll residents and l~k at
all possible local transportation
financing alternatives.
Clark and Riley, who voted no,
agreed to the motion over the ong1 nal
which dealt only with the freeway
authority after Nestande assured
them the authority idea would be one
of the financing methods studied.
BEER, TOBACCO-LINKED RACES OUT •••
From Al
emptv stomach," he declared.
"l drink beer. 100. but not at in the
Cor rection
In the Sept. 21 t) le secuon ot the
Daily· Pilot. Bett)' Gompf. the Re".
Canon Em est Sillers "and Da rd1e
Dunlap were photographed at the St
Margaret's chool Founders·s Ua}
celebration. The were were incorrect-
ly 1dent1fied as being at another
chool The Dail) Pilot regrets the
error
mornmg:· he said. ··1 believe we
should try 10 keep spons and alcohol
cparate."
Ron Whitley. the director of the
c11v's Parks. Beaches and Recreation
De°panment. said the ban will affect
onh one race 1n the cit' that he 1s
aware of and will not appi~ 10 a1hle11c
e'en ts held on pn vate propert)
··1think11's a \Cr) good pohq and
goes along w1 1h the mood oft he day:·
Wh1tle~ said. no11ng the recent de-
cision b) former football playcr
Bubba Smith to stop making beer
commercials
··1 admire tha1:· Wh11le' !'Mild. ··1
think we·re seeing more of that t} pc ol
ph ilosoph ~ no" "
But Caress said he hopes other
mies don't follow Newport's lead.
"To fault tht> beer company is just
mcorrect. The blame falls on the
organizer," Caress said. ·•If there are
kids drinking beer, it's up to the
organ izer or the police to make sure
that doesn't happen."
Caress said that race organizers
traditionally avoid Newpon Beach as
a venue for running competitions.
"There's so much red tape to go
through 1n Newport Beach already.
It's a unique place and they do thmgs
kind of differently:· he said. ··But 1"11
g1 e them cred it. the> apparently pa}
attenuon 10 thr concerns of resi-dents ...
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Smog Report
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Pllnl Sprlngl 90 58 4 5 Puedenl 73 51
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PLANNER ACCUSATIONS •.•
From Al
He said Li\•engood .. Winchell and
Rowe had deliberately exercised de-
laymg tactics on \he project until after
.-. the election!> in !\opes of keeping the
downtown in the same "blighted"
conditions for the next 20 years or so.
Winchell said today that con-
troversy is inveirable. "There arc two
groups. One (Huntington Beach
Tomorrow) represents the residents
and e ne (Huntingto n Beach
Together) that represents the de-
velopers who want to build to the hilt.
Let the residents speak.··
She said the forces of development
··bamboozled us·· tn I heir push for an
MAIN OFFICE .
l:tt -'•1• ea . .;,. ...,. •1-~ :A •.1a :i!••• ~ • ... '.J ~· .. ~.s :.. ~ .._,,,
Immediate decision and in the re-
placement of Pl anning Com-
missioner Jean Schumacher on the
eve of the vote approving the Pierside
Village concept on the beach side of
Pacifi c Coast Highway near the pier.
Winchell and Liven~ood seemed to
have found an ally in Mayor Bob
Mandie, who said today he is con-
sidering appealing the plans for the
Pienide Village.
"The Planning Commission never
had any speci fi cs," he said. '"it
wouldn't have hun to delay a decision
a week. The} had a lot of pressure to
act. The> may have succumbed to it.··
Sumner to speak
t o HB Democrats
Orange Counl\ Democratic Chair-
man John Hann'a and congressional
candidate Bruce Sumner will speak
before the West Orange Democratic
Club on Saturda> 1n Huntington
Beach.
Sumner of Newport Beach is
challenging Republican incumbent
Roben Badham in the 40th Con-
gressional District race
The affair 1s scheduled to begm at 5
p.m. at lhe home of Chaunce) and
Sally Alexander. 807:! Dnftwood
Drive. Reservations for the S 17.50
dmner can be made at 536-60 I 0.
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Ne~rtCenter
debate Friday
Newport Beach architect William Ficker and
ctty council candidate Allan Beek will debate the
merits of the Irvine Co. 's plans for expandiog
Newport Center Friday.
The luncheon debate at the Newport Beach
Country Club, 1600 East Coast Highway, is being
hosted by the Orange County Coast Association-. To
make reservations, send S 11 per. person to the
Oran$e County Coast Ass~iation. P.O. BOx 1354 ·
Hunttngton Beach 92647.:l'tckets will be held at the d~~ ' --~ Geriatric talk •lated ,
~ Abraham K.au ver, a Dcnver-base<f specialist in
aeriatric medicine. will speak at two local programs
to mark the ldckoff of a fund drive t6 build a S 10
million Orange County Jewish Home for the Aging.
K.auver will speak at 7 p.m. Thursday a) Temple
Judea at Leisure World Laguna Hills arld also at
12:30 p,m. Friday at a geriatrics luncheon in
Buildini 2, Room 8-51, at UC Irvine Medical
Center in Orange. The event is open to the public,
but seating is limited' . .Quests must· make· restr-
vations by calling Dr. Mary Watson at 634-5423.
Fitness talk ln Newport
Dr. James Kinney of Pritikin International will
speak on the busines of fitness Thursday at the
Bouzy Breakfast Club, which meets at 7:30 a.m. at
the Bouzy Rouge Cafe. 3110 Newport -·Belv ..
Newport Beach. The cost is $5 and reservations may
be obtained by calling 673-3440.
Therapy lecture carded
Three therapists will conduct a panel discussion
Thursday-=ilt 7 p.m. on the effects of their profession.
Ann Long, Nadine Heideman and Ida Monarch will
appear at the program at the Flagshi p CQ'nvalescent
-Center, 466 Flagship Road, Newport Beach. Call
642-8044 for more information.
Money workshop 1n Irvine
. The ctty of Irvine wi ll sponsor a workshop on
wills and trusts over the next two Thursday evenings
from 7 to9:30 p.m. a1 Turtle Rock Community Park,
on SunnyhiU Road offT urtle Rock Drive in Irvine.
A lawyer and financial planner will lead the seminar
and answer questions. The fee is SI O. and additional
information is available at 660-3881 .
Hugglng claasat occ
"Hugs for F'un and Health" 1s the subject of a
workshop at Orange Coast College Thursday from
6:30 to 8:30 p.m. in Room 108 of OCC's Home
Economics Building. Psychotherapist Steven Farm-
er will lead the program, which is priced at $8 per
person and S 12 for a couple. C'all 432-5880 for
regi strat10n information.
Arts Center bash set
A benefit party to celebrate the opening of the
Orange Count} Performing Arts Center will be held
Thursda} from 7 to 11 p.m in the main hall of the
Orange count; Fairgrounds. The ta'-deducuble
tickets arc SJO and mu'it he purchased 10 ad vance.
Call Pat Little at 4Q2-6829, for details.
r Osteoporosis discussed
A lectun· on O'itl'OJX1rosis. a disease responsible
for bone fracturl''\. "'II be gi ven Thursda} from 7 w
9 p.m. at thl' Co~ta Mesa Medical Center Hospital.
Dr. K m V. Iver "111 conduct the session. which will
touch on the rolt's of smoking. drinking. lack of
exercise. calcium. estrogen therapy and ind1v1d-
uah1cd treatment plans. Seating is limited and those
interested should call 650-2400 to reserve a space.
Eagle model displayed ln NB
The putil1c 1s in' 1tcd to' 1cw a 22-foot tank·tl'St
model ot the 12-meter Eagle, the Newport-based
America's Cup challenger. which will be on d1spla}
at the Newport Harbor Nautical Museum. 1714
Newport Bl vd. Thursday from 6 to 8 p.m.
Adm1ss1on is $25 per person with the funds to Ix'
equall)' distributed between the Museum and the
Eagle S~ ndicate. joint sponsors of the displa~
Wednesday, Sept. 24
• 7 p.m .. Laguna Beach PlalllllDg Commission.
Cit' C ouncll Chambt'rs. 505 Forest Ave.
Thursday, Sept. 25
• t" '0 p m . Laguna Beach Board of Adjust-
ment.< II\ Counl·tl Chambers. 505 Forest Ave.
· • 6: '0 p. m .. Laguna Beach Housing Committee
. Communtt} Center, 384 Legi on St.
She flipped over the rain
A atatlon wacon reeu on It. top on Newport
Boulevard at Broadway In Coeta Meu
Tueaday after driver Theresa Oberly. 16.
Or1ng9 Cout DAILY PILOT /Wedneeday, s.pt9mber 24, 1Me * AS
Charity regulations largely ignored
By LISA MAHONEY °' ...............
Orange County Supervisor Hamett
Wieder got an unpleasant surpriJc lA her
quest to see that charity solicitors' are
properly monitored by the county.
While working on a plan to regulate
soliciting in unincorporated couoty areas,
Wieder and her st.aff' discovered that a
vinually unenforced solicitation ordi-
nance has been on the books for 36 years.
Though it sets no penalties for non-
comp11ance:--tne Oramancc --is com-
prehensiv~. requiring charities to obtain
county authorization to solicit money
within its jurisdiction and to inform the
public how money raised would be spent,
including what ponion would go for
administrallon vs. direct aid to those the
charity was created to benefit.
Wiedet aide Rod Speer said the ord1-
nance i• beina enforced on a part-lime
basis by Millie Hale, a. secretary with the
Social Servicet A&ency.
"She's the secretary to the JU}' in charge
of 1,000 welfare case workers," Spcer said.
"It's unrelated to anything else she does
and there's no incentive or push (to do
more)," he said.
·According to Half s boss. Richard Ruiz,
the scerctary reajsters about 60 charitable
solicitation requests a year'. -: · •·
· Under the .ordinance. the county
authorization. is good-0nly -for three
months. Charities also arc llQuired to
subm it a report on the results of their
solicitation efforts w1thtn 30 days of the
close of fund ra1sini.
Speer said the ordinance is not actively
enforced. Only those charities who volun-
tarily apply are registered and there is no
way to determine how many should be
complying with the ordinance.
•
Clater re,ulation of soHciton ~uld Ma
servi~ to the public, Wieder 51ip. Notina
the need to hire a county fraud investiptor
just to look into the lt"rsc numMr of
telephone boiler room operations that
have spruna up .in the county, many for
fund raisina pu~s. Wieder observed
that "citizens are bombar~ with requests
to aonate to charities, and it. is next to
impo$Sible for someone to determine bow
that chanty dollar will be spent -
esoecially iL the. mticitor •s leu-tha~
forthright ..
Speer provided two examples in which
. information about a charity might in-
fluence a person's decision to donate
money.
lf solicitors arc not volunte.ers, but get a
share of the donations they obtain, the
public should ltnow that that lowers ihe
percentage of money going directly to the ·
charity, S~r uid.
Similarly. there are money·makina op-
erations that ofter needy ~nbatioa• a tarae donation for uail\.f their names, he
said. What the orpnizatton and the pUblic
may not know, however, is that the for-
profit aroup is k~pina many timn the
amount of money that actually is turned
over tQ the charity.
"Mayt>e40centson the dollataoes to the
charity. That's where the county can come
-ttHtnd-play..-TOie~ .
On a motion by Wieder Tuesday,
Supervisors directed tbe Social Services
Agency and the county Adm'ini1trativ~
Office to come up with ways to improve
enforcement of 'the county solicitation •
ordinance and formulate cost estimates
asSQCiated with any proposed actions.
A report 1s due }>ack to the board io 4S days. ·
Coa,sthtt ·
by storm;
more rain
on the Way
By PAUL ARCHIPLEY
and ROBERT HYNDMAN
Of the Delly l'llol lleff
Rain forced windshield W1pcrs and
umbrellas into acuon along the Orange
Coast as scattered thundershowers rolled
JO Tuesda~ nt$ht. dropping hail and
heavie r showers in other parts of Southern
California ·
Freeway traffic was snarled this momin_g
as commuters creeped along ram-
slickened roads.
Orange Count) meteorologist Emmett
Franklin said this .rooming that the ram
I . .
an inch in San uan aptstrano - the
highest le vel in the county.
In M1ss1on Viejo. a quarter-inch of
rainfall was measured. At stations 1n Costa
Mesa and Huntingl'On Beach, no ram
levels were measured through S a.m.
toda}, Frank!in said. though scattered
shower.; fell throughout the mommg.
The Orange County Perf ormlng Arta Center
(upper left) will open Monday night. but the big
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openlnll nlght party will be held under adjacent ten ta.
Elsewhere 1n the Los Angeles basin.
scattered and sometimes heav) ram
drenched commuters before quickl~ mov-
ing on Hail the stze of peas reported!~
pelted parts of Glendale
The unexpected weather was caused bv,a
low-pressure system combined with hea\)
moisture in the air. said ~a11onal Weather
<;erv1ce forecas1er Frankie Shaw. OPENING NIGHT APPAREL ARTISTIC ALSO ...
From Al
solid-colored and bagg1e ligh1-"c1g.ht kn1b
and s1lkS' ranging 1n pnce from $385 to
$450. The\ rarel~ include pnnts an th e hnc
and deal niainl} wnh desen color'i. "lf\11u
drive from here to Palm Spring~ ~ou'll \l't'
all the colors we do.'' said Evans
Some beaded and suede st' les arl'
incorporated in her personal designs. Thl·
idea 1s to dress the clothing up with Jewl'lr~
and accessories instea<.1 of allo" 1ng the
clothing to be overbt'anng.
..\saJewdrydes1gnerfim. D.M. I 'an,·
shop and ~tudH> arc filll'd w1th perc;onall~
..d'~s1gnnl bag~. hats. IXllS and other
accessonc~.
'"we understate rather then O\erstate.
Wc are not glltl~ :· -.aid [\ an'i.
f)ne ot'thc go"'n' designed for a gue~t of
the gala includes a red suede fish-tailed
skirt with a sheer beaded blouse. A long
beaded scarf can be !led 1n a bow around
the head. used as a turban or shawl.
"J ustabout everyth ing 1s versatile ... ~aid
E\'ans.
-1.lthough st~ ks are somewhat dictated.
she said. 11 1s 1mpo-;s1ble to predict what
v.omt."n \\Ill "«:ar IO the center's opening.
But one thing is cenain: hob-nobbt'r' "'JI!
be \'y1ng for the spotlight at one o f the
biggest events ever held in Orange Count~
"You will see e'el')thmg from tloor-
length ball gowns to theater cocktail
dresses." she said.
.\nd vou can bet e'en 1)ne "'Ill be decked
out when the black tie e' cnt gl·ts under
"av About 3.000 ha\C hcl'n JO' 1tl'd to the
opening of the $70. 7 m11l1on Performing
Arts Center, and all will "ant to be a Sl)<Ctal
part of the special evening that took 14
years to come to fruiuon
"We haven't had an\ reports of hca"v ~torms." -;aid ';ha". ~·ho predicted 1he
storms would move east O'vt'rn1ght.
But a Pacific storm "111 mo' e over
outhe m C alilom1a th1~ afternoon and
e'en mg. hnng1ng 1 ncreasing clouds and
hea' \ winds. · Foreca~ter\ e\pcct most ot lhl' rain from
that storm to fall 1n \o orthem C'ahfom1a. Sno~ is fo recast in the higher elevation' of
the Sierra !'ievada mountains.
Cooler temperatures ~•II pre,ail 1o<lay
wuh highs at the bea1.hes in the upper-60s
and inland high~ 1n the mid-70s. Lows
tonight are expected to drop to the m1d-50s
to lo.,..-otls
Fianc~ says murder victim was outgoing
By ROB ERT HYNDMAN
Of the Deity l'llot llell
Sla j ing \ 1ct1m Sa' an.nah Leigh
-1.nderson of In 1ne wa<, an "ou tgoing.
fnendl) and \·er~ ha pp~·· pcr<.on \\ho
"wanted to be hked b\ all people." said the
man who planned to ·marn her.
Fnends at work nicknamed her
"Sunny" because of her optimistic p<•r-
sonaht) "She "as ah'a)s the first to sa}
hello:· said Bill MJll<, who became
engaged to -1.nderson Ju~t four days befnrc
she was killed
Anderson's bod\ \\3\ found 10 her
In inc apartment the following da). ~ta~
I 4. 1979. b\ ~1 dl<i "'ho came to' 1s11. When
she didn't. answer the door. he called
police.
An au top~~ n·' ea led .\ nderson had hcen
brutall~ beaten. then <.trangled \\ith a "Ide
leather heh. Her killer re1umed about two
hours later, 1n "est1gators said. and engaged
1n sex \\Ith her corpse.
Accused 1n the killing is Rotien Llo~d
\eller~. 29, ~ho worked part-t1m<.> a~ a
sernnt' guard at the V.oodbndge apart-
ment rnmple x "'here Anderso n li,ed
"Savannah and l had a 'Cl) good
chemistry." said Mills, now mamed and
li ving an Houston. "It "a~ m\ liN
understanding of what lo"e could be ··
made loH•. then washed both their car~
~·ft \\3<. a 'er;. hc1ght('ned. \er;. emo-
twnal \en heau11ful da' .. said Mills in
the dm•t t. dear ,·01ce he ·used throughout
his tcsttmon~ l uesda) "We were \Cl)
euph1•m Jhou1 the mvohemen1 of our
h\ cs .. Deput~ District Attorne~ Ric k King 1-s
ti') 1ng to pro' e that Sellers 1ntende~ to
rape -1.nderson when he killed her. It the
jur;. agrees, Sellers would face the death
penalt~
Defen<,e attome}s. howC \'Cr. argue that
although Sell1ors killed ~nderson. he t'.>
mcntall} unstable and acted on 1mpul'il'
angered ~hen Anderson re1ectcd h1~
romantic ad vances.
!\'f ills had met .\nder~on ;n Oi:tuht'r
1978 when both IJ,ed in apanmenl\ in a
Newport Beach complex. The~ became
fnends and began dating se,eral "'eek~
later.
-1.nderson later mo' e-d tn Ir' tnt' ht'LJU\t'
she was concerned about thnccunt\ ot thl'
'.'Jev. port Beach com pie\
:Vtills said he vaguel~ reml·mlx'r\ n1L'l't·
1ng Sclll'rs on two occasion' and, h..illing
\\llh him. Mills said ht' re(alled thl'
secunt~ guard as a 1.nmt'\\ hat 'h' hut
pnhte man.
~-\ lter \I 111., left her apanment at about
10 pm .. -\nderson reported!~ telepho ned
ha mothl'r 1n Salt Lake C m to " 1sh her a Happ~ \1 nthds Da ~ and dist u~s her
engagement and plan' for her parents to
mt'l't hn lid nl·e
l 'nder questioning Tuesda~ JO Selkr~·
Oran~e County Superior Court trial. \till'
descnbed his relat1onsh1p with .\nder-.Pn
On the day she "ll'-1.ilkd \ndl·rson
\ 1s1ted Mills at his h1Hl'-l' l1•r hrunch
-1.fterward. the) '1~i tNI hrr .1n.irtmen1
·\LLord:ng t1l prosecutor Kmg ~cl lers
, liml"ll·d through a tx.·droom "111do~ and
\\,11ted up tO 90 minutes for Anderson 111
~ompk·tc her phone call He then allegedh
JtiJl l.eJ her with hi s po lice-I} pen 1ght<>t11. k
.ind .1 \\ i.k kat her belt
Huntington Beach
A 5-foot. 7-inch "ven thin .. bandit
used a blue steel handg'un 10 hold up
employees at the Taco Bell at Beach
Boulevard and Bla~lock Tuesda}
eventngand escaped ,.,.1th about $300. • • • Burglars broke d1w. n a ~l 1d 1ng door
in the 16000 blOl'k M -\lgonquin and
stole a S 1.200 stereo and a $400
television set.
Coeta Meea
A roller holding S U36 wonh of
I 4k gold chains was reported stolen
from the bed ofa truck at the Saturday
swap mc<'t at the Orange Count) Fair.
The chains d1-;appeared between 3
p.m. and ,. I 'i p.m. • • • tereo'i \\ere stokn trom two
Toyota Cress1das parked in the same
lot Monda, at South ( onst Plaza.
hetween I i·40 a m. and 5:35 p.m
One stereo was\ alued at S 1.000 wh1 k
the other.one was r nCC'd at $800 • • A ca~~ctte stereo was rc poncd
stokn frnm a rar nt South Coast
Plaza. tx't"ecn 6· 'O pm. and 9:05
pm Fnda} • • • -1. S l SO 'ltereo "as reported stolen
from a rnr parked a1 the Pacific
.\mph1theatrc. between 7 pm. and
11 : 15 pm Fnda} Entn was made h\.
breaking a w1ndo"
La.pna 'eeacb
• • • A h1tchh1ker l1)11 !.1ng tor a rllk
Tuesda) near Main l-k•1.:h told pollC'l'
that a dn\TI 'itopprd and punchl'd
him in the no~e. po,.,1hh breaking 11
He was treated for tht' 1npir) at South
Coast Medical renter
Fountain Valley
.\ womC\lw· om ~anta -\na reported
Tuesday \ her car had bc<'n
vandalized 1 the parking lot of her
Fountain Valle\ workplace. the FHP
Hospital at 9920 Talbert i\ \ c. omC'·
one used a ke) or nail or another
object to scratch the exterior of her
blue 1985 Buick nml'f'it't Regal Th<'
damage wa" C"1mated at$ l !100 • • • Someone 'tolr .1 home-built \\tWll
en skatC'board ramp. 'alurd .1t $h'
from thr front \ard nt .l h1,USl' nn tht•
f02()() hlock o( C\~alhw. a ft.'\H!\'lll
reported Tuc'iclcl) Thl' 1h1d' "''" scratched a hlue IQ 5 Hondn < R \at
the home. thr rl''ildt'nt reponc-d
Newport Beach
\1 .,re than $10.000 JO 11'"'l'll\ ~a~
,tt..+rn trom a IT<rrd\ITCt' on '°'al rburg -r hl· 1h1et apparcnth entt•rcd through
.111 unlocked door • • • .\ 'dnJal ~lashed the urc of 4 I 41(4
I 11' uta pickup trurk rausmg $411 111
damage Tile-1nnden1 tool. plau.· nn
the 3800 block of ~ashore.
Irvine
-1. r<.'d boys' Murra} bcachcru1~r
h1c,ele wa~ stokn from the 4300
hlnck of Walnut "'t"OU<' T4e<1da\
.1nnu1 -pm ·
• • • .\ tu' emk \\J., 't"cn tlce1ng in a
(lrt>en DrnJttt' ,•an Im m the.' frtln 1 \';m l
.11 .1 h111ne on ( e-rtarR1dge Tul•,Ja\
.it\t•r '>tc·ahng a"~katehoard • • • .\ •ant'n was 'itokn Im m a Honda
\\'rnrd parked 11n the ~400 hlo;. i.. of
Ra rranca Parl..wa'
This 'cop· was a rpbber
i\ Costa Ml''" rl'.,llknt "a' rnhhl·d
bL a man 1mpcr~ona1rng a 11nl11 l'
offi t'Cr T uc\da\. C o~t.1 \fcr,.1 pnl11 e
said Carlo~ Canc1no1.-( ard•l' ;1 ""'
~.11lrt lk .hi.rd tht' '1~·t1m ahout h1\
pl.ht' 111 l'mplo) nt1.·n1 hi\ h,mw .rnJ
.!rup' l ou1e ~111.i
Tht• \l,J\~ t lhtn dT\\\ l' ( arJl1'\ a
hnnH~ ~ hel1 he drnp(X'd the 'll'llm .. n Ill rl·tumeJ the ~allet.
\lkr tht• 4'U'>pect drO\ e awa)
of P'oantaln Valley loet control ·whlle
maktna a tum on the ratn-eUckened atreet.
The driver auffered only minor tnjuriee.
· .\ man 1m~rson:H1ng a real t•,tall'
broker rcponedh ih't'ept<'d r{d)t
ched.!-r Ut"W3) from I a~una ( an yon
Roa.I reo;1dents "h\1 la1r1 drtNmint'Cl
thr mnn did n<'I 1t'~''""ent tht•
landll11 d
wallong home "hen he wa' 'topped
hL a man who \aid hr "'d' a pohi:e
ofli c<'r. ~·d Oflirer T nm l •'l1tl' The
~\ISP«t JullNJ out hi' '' .1 l'e.t anJ d1~phn e a badg<' · ·
He Jt'manded 1n ·w~· 1 .11.!.i,a·,
1d1.·ntdinwon and 'l'M1 lhJ h1'
1 .u J, 'a rcalt1cd h1\ waMet wa,
°'""'n~ ~I ~11 1n ca~h ( outc said
l lw \1J\f't'1 1 "a' 1.k~nht-d a' a
"h •• •11.ilt• 1n rl\ -l()\, ~ fet-t s •ndic\
lilll Wt'1~t-i_1111{. "II f)l1und~
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COUNTY LEADER OF MADD HURT IN MESA ACCIDENT .•.
Corazon Aquino.flying
home after visit to U.S.
By ... Aasoclased Pre11
J'romAl
to keep the inebriated off the road.
"When it comes this clo~ 10 home.
the helplessness involved. we're
JUstmoving targets out there." she
said Tuesday.
van felt hke 1t was exploding.
"lfm~ husband a nd Warren hadn't
had their seatbelts on, they would've
gont' through the,..windshield," said
1he Huntington BCach resident.
Both front buCket scats were torn
off their mountings. One seat landed
on McCarthy's feet. she said.
af\er reading and heanng about the
large number of local traffic acc1dtn1s
involving drunks.
McCarthy said she: ali.o was con·
cerned about her lhree teen·age sons
who d~ive.
"I felt I needed to find out what's
going on," said McCarthy, whc
apparently got a closer look than shf
bargained for.
"To me. this 1s manor compared to
what could have happcnc:d. But I half
to see people take 1t hghtly. It's
something we can stop." SAN FRANC! ('0 -Philippine President Corazon Aquino, baskin~ in
tbe warmth of her nane-day American odyssey. said she thinks the United
States now knows "the Aquino government is here to stay," as she headed ~ome today to a country still plagued with serious economic. social and
political .problems. Aquino was to lea,{c San Franci~o at 12:.55 a.m. PST
aboard a Philippine Airlines flight. Cheered by university s\1,1den1s, l!J>plauded
by businessmen. embra"cd by 1>9lit1cians and_jlctlully gr.ed~d in a fifth &.radc
Classroom Tuesday. Aquino cncfed her Visit-wi th a long day of appearances in
the city which claims more Filipinos than any area outside the Philippine!>.
~ven people were treated fo1
minor in1ur1es Sunday at Hoag Mem-
orial Hospital in Newport Beach after
a DQdge sedan rear~nded the Volks-
wagen Yanagon an which McCarthy
was a passenger. .
Dane Hcftved, 26, the driver of the
sedan. was a-rres1ed-a1 thehos-ptl1ti en
suspicion of felony drunken driving.
He was released on his own re-
cognizance pending results ofa blood
test.
The van ended up about a half
block away from the poi nt of impact.
Hef\vcd. of Costa Mesa. had two
passengers. John · Detrick. 21.-and
Lawrence Lee Fntz. 20, police said.
HARDMAN SUSPENDED •.•
From Al · ·
AIDS blood test results vyltlJIJeld
LOS ANGELE -rhc 'outhcmCaliformaChapteroftht'Amencan Red
Cr-oss·is witholding lab results ofa cheap and quick. but less accurate, method
of testing donated blood for the presence of AIDS antibodies. Test resu lts arc
positive for the AIDS ant1bod1es for as many as 50 donors a month. but the
res_ults are routmel} ~1theld from 1he donor bc.>cause the results ~re wrong 90
percent of the time. ollinals \aid. The ELISA -enz>me-lmked 1mmunosor-
bent assay-,. te'it result "doesn't mean anything. It could temf) people." said
Gerry Sohle. a Re~ Cro">s spokeswoman.
MedJcare-uanslt cost ban overturned
McCarthy and her husband,-Wil-
liam, were nd1ng with friends Warren
and Diane Hahne when th e accident
occurred at 9:45 p.m. on Placenua
Avenue. south of Hamilton Street.
Detective Floyd Waldron said the
van was heading nonh at about 40
mph when it was hit from behind by a
car traveling al about 50 mph. ·
McC'art-hy. who was ndmg in thr
ht1rk ~at w1tn Oiane.Hahne 'iaid lhl·
Hefived suffered a laceration on his
left arm and cervical strain. according
to Waldron. He said blood test results
would probabfy not be delivered for
another three weeks.
Waldron added that •11nce lhc
injuries were minor. the D1i.1nc1
Attorne} 's office ma) probabl}
charge Heftved w11h a misdemeanor
instead of a fc.lon>-
McCanhy. who had worlied as a
victim's advocate for MADD in
W~stmanstn rour.t. bcc:amc chaptl'r
pres1den I th 1s ) car~ •
Shr Joined 1he group four )ears ago
--
.Police said they st'1Led roughly S 'i
grams of cocaine. worth slightly more
than $500 on the street.
Ron Kreber. a Newport Beath
attorney representing Hardman . ..aid
he has proposed 1hat his client be
allowed 10 retain his job 1n exchange
for a pledge to speak 10 teen-agers
about drU£s. according to the As-
sociated Press.
."We are confident he 1s not hookrd
on cocaine." said Kreber. who note~
1hat Hardman could be a \aluahk
role model 1f he were permitted 10
speak to ">tudent group\ • SAN FR -\N( I~<<> -·\ lormer ban b) the Reagan adm1n1,1ra11on on
Medicare pa>ment' for tran,ponauon of a sick patient to see a spec1altst al a
distant hosp11al ha' Ileen rukd in' alld b} a federal appeals court_. In a ca e from
Hawa11. the 91h l., 'i C 1rcu1t ( ourt of .\ppeals ruled 2-1 Tuesday that the 1981
regulation dl·nv1ng ~1cd1t·an· rl'1mbursemcn1 for the transponation costs
should have been puhh'lhn.1 and made av:ulablc for public comment before 11
1ook effect The regu lauon v.as repeakd 1n 1984, so ambulance and other
transportation n>W• 10 S<'l' ml·d1cal specialists are covered. The case involvl•d
claims for the J')l.'rtnd v. hl'O tht· restriction was in effect.
FILM OF-LABOR DAY VIOLENCE SHOWN ...
State prlson ln LA rejected agaJn
SACR <\M 1 ,\/I<> -I hnlall' Senate has once again re1'tcted Gov. George
Deukme1ian\ h1ll 1u put ,1 I. 7(){}-~d stall' prison near downtown Los Angell'<..
The latc'>t reJl'llH1n I Ul''>da). on the 25th day of prison s11c stal,tma1e.
prompted Repuhhlan Dcukme11an 10 issue a statement blaming more hcavil}
than ever ~enatl' l'rl'\1dcn1 Pro Tern Da\ id Roberti. D-Los Angcle~Mhe
respons1b1ht\ tor the l\\U->car failure 10 approve a Los Angeks"pt1son 10
relit>'e ( alilorn1J·~ o\l'fffU•Mkd prison S)stcm hes d1rec1ly on Senator
RobCrt1 ''idoor,tl·p." hl· \aid. in pan. The latest \ers1on of~e11an's prison
hill. SB~' h~ \l·n H1ll l 11d,~er. D-San Leandro. got only ~2-14 vote. w11h 21
needi:d for PJ''Ji?l' r hl'' means 111s a c;pecial session bill. The vote technical!~ ~nl the l'l1ll t<1J 1v.11 h11U\l'tonferencccomm1ttec Hut the A.sscmhl) i'l in recc\i,
w11h no 1mml·J1atl plani, w return
-From Al
The film sho~cd ambulances coming under attack ao;
1hey d rove down crowded Mam Street to take thl' 1n1url·d to hospitals.
One scene revealed a father using his bod> ih a i,h1l'ld
10 pro1cc1 h i~ ~on from projectiles thrown during the not
Ci t) Councilwoman Ruth Bailey. who allrndl'd lhl·
Ocean Pac1fir Surfing Championships the da) ol lhl' not.
c;a1d Tuesday she did n't realize the scope of the not until
~l·c1 ng a v1deocassc11c las~ night.
"I saw onl)' parts of 11 while I\ was going on I he
movie showed lhe whole thing. I ·was disguc;1ed. The
running and yelling and scream mg were cenc." she said
The movie wa!> shown 10 Baile> and eight othl·r
members ofa special commission formed to look into lhl'
not and how to pre,ent 11 from recumng should .1 \Urling
1oumamen1 be.> held in Hun11ngton Beach next ~ear
( omm1ttce members gave strong 1nd1cat1<1n' th.it
the~ w:iot th,. 1n11rn-.mt'nt ~;ick
fhe} 're 1enta11vely pro~sing to change datl·~ ~o that
the final championships might be held on the Saturda)
before Labor Day inslead oft ht• Sunday txlore th.c hohda)
when 1m1.1ble occurred in I 9t0 and again Sept I 1lm yl·ar I . Panel members also are cons1denn~ propo,af\ to
divorce the surfing event from other ac11v1t1t~ 'urh a'
bi kini con tests and skateboarding events 1h&t ha.ekl'" ')a)
lend a carni val atmosphere that may l<'nd to atfr~ll'l lhl·
unrul»
Jerry ( rosb). executive vice president of markl·11 ng·
for Ocean Pacific Sunwear that sponsort"Ci tht' tour-
nament. and Ian Cairns. wh o recenth announced h"
res1gna11on a'i director of the Assoc1a1mn of Surfing
Professionals, have been asked 10 come up \\1th three
pornble dale<, for lhe 'iurfing champ1omh1p ne>.t ~l·ar.
The t'ho1n'!> v..111 go to the full n1nc-memhn
cornm1">S10n for a decision nt'xt Tuesda)
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A former defCn!>1ve end with thf
San f·ranc1sco 49crs. Hardman wa!
hired as the coach of the Laguna
Beach Anist~ m 1984. Ht was lauded
b> players and parents for rus
coaching ab1llt1es and his knack for
gc111ng the most from has yo un1
athletes. The follow~ng year. Hardman was
ci ted for possessing less than an ounce
of man1uana. At the time. he said the
man1uana CJgarettes found in the
ac,htray of the car belonged to a fry~nd
but that he wourd take responsib1l1ty.
~diool trU'>ll'e!> took no ·action
aga1n!.t Hardman
T ru'>lce\ and fellow coaches -at the
high <,t hool refused toda) to speculate
on Hardman's fate. 1
"I don'11h1nk I ~hould comment on
that." ~aid board me01ber Harry
R11hell
Ed Rowen. a bastrnttmrl coach at the
~chool . abo declinrd co111mcnt and
denied 1elling~ other repomrs that he
found 1r difficult 10 believe what
<,( hool olliuab "accept" from Hard-
man ·1 ·11 den) even having 1h1s con-
vcro;ation." he sa id today.
ARRESTS .•.
From Al
four su<,pcll\ ba<>ed on 1dt'n11fica11on
made from tclc' 1.-.1on ,and pnvate
camaas \e,eral pcopk v..ho were o n
hand to pho1ograph lht' Ocean Pacific
<\urf~n Champ1onsh1ps .\ug. 3 I gave
unng
pictures oflhc no1ers.
Tho\e held on \anous charges
rl'l:tll'd W lhl' nnl included Fullert.on
roommatl·s John ('osta. 15 . ..a'nd
1 '11lhola'I Belk. ~5. W1ll1am Murrel,
14. of f ountain Vallr> and Thomas
Rho<ll''l.19.ofTustin. ·
Polin· 1n11all~ arrested 25 people
, ·on the l'' rn1ng of the n ot bul not all
v.cre r harged with directly partici-
pating 1n thl' maJor disturbance that
saw four police and lifeguard vehicles
de<\1rmed b~ fin.·. the lifeguard hcad-
quant·rs come under attack and
iniune\ to about JO JX'OP.le.
Polin· d :um the not \\a!> 1n1t1ated h~ mt·n v.ho alkgedl) nppcd h1k1nis
trum girl\ at 1hc beach. Police moved
1n w protert lhl' girls and the not
l'O\Ul'd v. ht·n thl·~ arreo;1rd a <,uspect.
Hov.e,er. '>l'\cral members of the
crov.J 'wllll after the di\turbance that
polKl'll overra{'tl'll and used ex-
ceS\l \ t lnrce dn,ingthnrowdtnto a
frcn" \gt. Ja1ml''> l>Jhl \Jld l'1gh1 or 10
add1t1onal not \U\J)('ll"i ha\c been
1dt•n1ilied in phoiograph<, and hinted
1ha1 lht.>rl' \\ill hi.· more arrl'SI\.
Luggage se•rcb ru.led OK
S·\ FR<\;-..i( l'i< O(AP)-Carry·
on lu$&age that "put into an X-ray
machine l'an hi.· palled d<1wn and
\UhJl'Ued tu a linilll'<I ~carlh for
weapon'\ m nJ)IO\l'•l'\ Jue to the.'
danger., 111 "a1rhnl' ll'rrl>rl\m ," a
federal appeal' cou rt ha' rukd
I he 4th l \ C 1rrn11 < 11urt ol
~ppcal<> on T ue'>day re1ectcd argu-
ments that pas~ngero; should be
g1 ven lhe choice of re mo" ing their
luggage. Or lhCm'i<.'h C\, from the flight
rather than .11lov.1ng a ..carch
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canal and escape to West
By tM A11oclated Pre11
BERLIN -Three East German men escaped to the West today by
swimmina the chilly waters of a Berlin canal, a West Berlin spokesman said. A
man about 40 years old and two men in their 20s swam acros~ the Teltow canal
at about 2 a.m., city spokesman Hans Birkenbeul said. Witnesses in West
Berlin reported he~ring East qermah auards loadina their weapons. but f!O
shots were fired, 8 1rke.nbCuJ' w<l The three men wtere taken to a West Berlin
ho$pitaLto be treated-for NJ)09ttf'e to the cold-canal water, 8trk"enbturwd. They were otherwise unhurt. ,:
Bomb rock• wldte s . Africa aaburb
JOHANNESBURG - A bo.mb exploded in a white residential suburb
today, heavily damaging the home of a housing official wtio is trying to evict
rent boycotters in the black township of Soweto. the government said. The
Bureau for Information said no.one was injured in the 3:30a.m. blast. h was the
first time in more than two years of anti-apartheid unrest that a bomb attack
has taken place in a white sr.iburb. The bureau. the mah1 source of government
sunements on unrest, said a Soviet-made limpet mine exploded at the home of
Del Kevan, the housing director in Johannesburg's satellite black community
of 1.5 million. •
Blacll m1ners hold emotlonal servlce · . . .
EMBALENHLE.Sou-th Africa ~ Thousands of black miners raised their
fists and chanted "Power!" at an emotional union memorial service today for
177 men killed in the nation's worst gold mine accident. "From today onwards,
we are not going to t<11erate any more accidents caused by a white miner who
earns more than the black miners killed at Kjnross," said Cyril Ramaphosa,
general secretary of the black NationaJ Union of Mineworkers. A fire sparked
by a blow torch sent deadly fumes through the No. 2 ~haft of the Kinross gold
mine Sept. 16 and killed 172 black miners and five white miners. The union
called for a national day of mourning Oct. I and urged all miners to stay away
from work that day.
1 French government, terrorlats negotlate
PARIS-The government of Premier Jacques Chirac negotiated with the
terrorists believed responsible for a senes of deadly bomb a.ttacks in Paris, the
weekl y newspaper Le Ca hard Enchaine reported today. The newspaper. which
is known for its investigative reporting and political satire. said agents of the
DST. the French counterintelligence aeency. met with members of the·
Lebanese Armed Revolutionary Factions in Madrid. Spain and elsewhere this
spring. Government spokesmen were not immediately available to comment
on the repon in the Paris weekly. which has reported on scandals under
previous French governments. both of the right and left.. .
Soviets.f
offer on
Daniloff
rejected _
UNITED NATIONS (AP) -De-
spite optimistic Soviet comments
about talks on American reponer
Nicholas DanilofT. a ~eagan adminis~
tration official said today the Soviets
had not made any acceptable
proposals that would allow the
JOumalist to return home.
The 51-yea.cb)d U.S. News &
World . Report correspondent has
been confined to Moscow on es-
pionage charges that the United
States ·insists are the 'tesull of a
frameup. · · • ·
Soviet Foreign Minister Eduard A.
Shevardnadze and Secretary of State
George P. Shultz met twice Tuesday
in New York for two hours and 45
minutes to discuss Danilotrs case.
State Department spokesman
Bernard Kalb said.
"No resolution, not resolved."
Kalb said following the first meeting,
held at the United Nations. He later
said the two diplomats met at the
Soviet U.N. Mission at about 7:30
p.m .. but declined to comment on
those talks.
Shevardnadze told re porters.
"There are good chances fo r solving
this problem. I've made all my
proposals. my conscience is clear."
The United States insists the two
cases are not comparable and has
ruled out a trade.
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Moslem extremists vOw spy
trials for two kidnap ~ctinls
BEIRUT (~i) .-A Shiite ~Mlem .extremist ar.oup aroup callina itself th~ Arab Re~oluti~nary Q:Ut-Omar claimcdrespons1b1htytoday.forkidnappinganAmen~n Mouk;btar Forces. which also claimed 1t had kiduppcd
accountant and for the preV1ously unreported abd~ct1on Amencan educator. ~ran.k Herbert Recd. ·,
of a Frenchman, and ta1d it would try both for spying.__ The photo ofC1c1pp101bowed~wm ... a.----.-+.1
· he statement from tlie Reyo)utionary Justice a short, scrutJ'y beard. and a blue shirt.
Organization, published by the independent Beirut Cicippio's Lebanese wife, rlham Gbandour. COD-
newspaper An-Nahar, identified the victtms as Joseph firmed it ~as a pict1:1re of her husband.
James Cicippio 56, of the Norristown. Pa .. area and "He 1s much tbmner and bas a beard and am~~
Marcel Coudry, 'a Frenchman. whjch he did n~t have before. But ~.him," Mrs. C1~1ppto
An-Nahar also published two photographs th1: group told the Associate~ Press. . . . . . .
said showed Cicippio and Coudry in c~pu v1ty. The The Revoluttonary Jusuce 9!Janazauon,. ~~ch lf
newspaper said it received the pictures today in the same ~Jjeved made up of pro-lr:a~1an Shure ~OtJ, f:lld II bad
envelope that contained the statement from the Revol-kidnapped. Cou4ry in Chnslla~ cast Beirut. ft did not MY
utionary Justice Organization. when, or give any further deta.1ls._ . . .
Cicipfio was kidnapped by four gunmen on the The F~nch Embassy said tt. found noth1n1 in a.ts
camp.us o the American University of Beirut. where he records about a Frenchman by the name of Coudry tn
worked as acting comptroller. Sept. 12. Beirut. . . • a•-...t
This was the second claim of respons1b1hty for.has The picture 1denufied as Coudry s showed ah.....,.. ....
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House votes 394-0 to end
mandatory retire~ent age
By tlae A11oclated Pre11
W .\SHI NG TO -The scnaorc1tizensofthe House came out 1n torce to
spearhead the dnve to eltminate mandatory retirement and walked away with
a 394-0 victory "Age alone has nothing to do with an employee's ability to
work." said Rep. S1lv10 Conte. R-Mass., who will be 65 in November. Finally,
we ca!1 "let.?ur_sen1orsdec!de fort~emselves ~herJhey_~nt tofipoulh for
ihewl,Oter, said ~ep. BenJam1n Gilman, ~-N.Y .. who will be 64 1n qecember.
The measure passed Tuesday al'\d sent to the Senate eliminates mandatory
rt•tm·ment at any age and requires continuing health coverage by c:rnployers for
1~l1rka~ aged 70 and above.
Tax blll backers gear· up for vote
\\ .\ HING TON -A day before the House 1s due to vote on watershed
1.1 \-111 crhau I legislation. Reagan ~dm inistration officials and congre-ss1onal ~uppane~s of the package are makmg a .!lnal p\1sh to assure us passage. "We
,Jn t afford to become complacent. President ReaganJ told busine~s
.. uppuners oft he paclcage on Tuesday. "TtUs is the battle where all we've fought
ror rrnall) v.111 be won or lost." Administration officials said Reagan would
rl'inlorn• the message toda)' with a letter to each House member
}lesumptio11 of Brallle-Playboy ordered
\.\ ..\ HINGTON -In a stinging denun~1ation of censorship. a ti:<.kral
udgl' Mdc:red the L1branan of.Conv ess to once again produce a Brailk ed111on
l•f Pl.11 ho} magazine. U.S. D1stnct Judge Thomas F. Hogan ordered 1ht:
l 1tiran Ill begin 1n January to publish 12 mo nthly editions ofa Braille Pia) btl).
11 h1, h lOmes in fou r volumes and contains no pictures or ad' erti'iemenl!.. HL·
.11,l1 l1rdered the Library to produce recorded or "talking hook'' ed111on~ of1lw
J 4 fl 1s<>ues. beginnin$ with . l~st January. Librarian Daniel Boor\t1n cea\l'd
pfllUlll llO n of the Braille ed111ons of Playboy Ja·st December. after Congrc~~
\' 11hhdd $I OJ.000 in library funds. the exact amount 1t costo; to print 1,()()()
urll'\ tlf the magazine for the blind. . \.
Six more .Cubans float ln from Havana
\tlAMI -Two Cuban refugees ~d'they spent eight davs on a ma~1.·,ht11
1nnl'r tube raft w11h only rainwater to"d"rmitj.n a desperate bid for fre1.·dom "\\ l'
·'·'"' 10 work and hve a decent life," said Luis Eduardo Romane1 Duran. om·
1 r '"Cuban'> who floated onto the Florida beach on Tuesda'. "Jn ( uha. thl·n·
'' n11 hope for young people," he said. ''They get sent to cut ~ugar cane and 111
thl· m1h1ar: service." Duran. 25. and Jorge Dai 1d Pineiro Cion1ale1 ~fl. kit
thl'1r communist homeland Sept. 15. the same da' 111 former Cuban poli tll'al
1 rnon~rs fkv.. 10 M1am1 from Havana aboard a ·chanered plane. Four 0tlwr
{ uhans v.erc fo und Tuesda~ dnft1ng in a cabin cruiser olTthe Florida Kl'"
T3 cops suspended during extortion probe
'\;EW YORK -Thirteen Police officers at one prennct ha1c bl-en
,, • .,pended without pa) for alleged 1nvoh ement in a corrup11on 'iChem1.· that
:'uhhshed repQrts 'i31d involved eAtoning money from drug dealer' r he
,u.,~n~1ons. announced Tuesda}. officially charge the officerc; from tht: 1"'th
11rl·unct with conduct unbecoming an officer. Police spQkcsmen declined 10
d1<,1. uss pcc1fics 1 n the case because it 1s' before a grand JUI).
Al'"-'PMlo
Micha el W. Jack90n
• I Manhunt for ...
killer suspect
in second day
WRIG HT CITY. Mo. (AP) -
Hea-. ti) armed officer~ searched for a
second da} today for a former mental
patient linked to three killings and
five abductions, as residents kept
their doors locked . lights on. guns at
hand and children home from school.
Darkne s land rain forced more
than 80 ofli~ers to suspend a house-
to-hou~e. bam-to-barn hunt Tuesda)
tor ~f 1chael W. Jackson. 41. of
I nd1anapolts, but roadblock!'. re-
ma1 ned up. authorities said.
Thl· <,earch 1ntens11ied at da.,..,n
10Ja\ J') about 100 offin•rs v..ere di~arrhrd--·
"The longer 11 goc~ ihe more there
1s a hl..ehhood that he did get out of
the area." said Hrgh"a) Pa1rol Capt.
John F-ord v.hu is headrng the search.
"Rut \\e are not g111ng up )Cl. .He";
wet. 11red and hungf). He can't sta) in
h1d1ng fore1 er."
Veto of sanctions against
S. Africa expected Friday
WASHINGTON (AP) -'President Reagan 1s
cxpt.·cted on Friday to veto legislation imposing punitive
sancuons against the white minority government of South
Ali'ica. toutlfing ofTa congressional Sfrujitefle mlifit well
IOSl'
we are against apartheid," Helmke said. . . .
A senior White House official, speak1.n~ on c~nd1tton
he not be identified, said the adm~nast~tton has
11bandoned efforts-to reaclt • cempromisc with ~.
who a week ago was regarded as a poss~ble all y 1n searching
for some middle ground on· the sanctions issue. en. Richard Lugar. R-lnd .. chairman of the Senate
For(·1~n Relations Committee. says the votes are in hand
10 override the president's veto despite attempts by the
Wh1 tc House to build support for its position by invoking
more moderate sanctions'by executive order.
"There's Just no way to build a bridge to Lu~r.:: the
source said. "He's adamant in his oppos1tton to
Reagan's stand against sanctions .
Mark Helmke. an aide to Lugar, said Tuesday that
White Hou!>c officials are considenng including in
Reagan\ 1c10 meS!iage a request to Congress for a S500
million. one-) car infusion of additional aid. But. he said.
"It 1s Lugar's position that an offer oU500 million in aid
•~not going to help the Wh ite House sustain a veto."
"Lugar believes the S500 million may be a good idea
and ma) be needed 1f we are going to send the proper
Oll'S!>agC to these . nations,. However. he wolij~ arg~e that
the kc) 'iignal v.e need to make to these ... nauons 1sjhat
Presidential spokesman Larry Speakes said he
expects Reagan 10 veto the sanctions bill .on f nday. the
deadline for presidential action on the leg1slat1on. .
A year ago. with Lugar's help. Reaga_n succ.eedell in
heading off Senate action on sanctions by 1mpos1ng some
of his own. . But now Lugar sa ys the racial s1tuat1on in South
Africa has deteriorated and that sanctions against the
white-controlled government ha ve become a measure of
the cred1b1llt> of the Unttt'd tates .,..,1th i\fnca's black
-.... Controllers eye ~
no-strike clause
CHI( A(i0(AP)-Ft vC}earsafter
the Professional .\tr Traffic Con-
trollers Organization was crushed b)
a strike. co ntrollers meeting to form a
new union have approved a constitu-
tion that includes a no-strike clause.
A const11ut1on is required for
federal cert1lica11on for the National
Air Traffic Con trollers Assoc1a11on .
spokesman Mark Goode said at its
founding convention Tuesday.
"A strike b~ government em-
ployees is illegal anyway," said
Goode. "but wr want to go on record
as ha\ 1ng a' Cl) strong desire to build
a non-·confrontattonal record v. ith the
F.\.\ (Fcdaal .\11at1on Adm1n1s-
1rattonJ and keep 11 mat wa>·-·
He called the const11uuon a "bare·
bones document" that could be
changed at ne>.t year's convention.
President Reagan demolished
PATCO in 1981 h~ finng nearly
12.000 of II~ 16.000 members to end a
strike.
lea9ers.
East-West battJe expected
over raising of speed limit
WASH INGTON (AP) -Propo-
nents of raising the maximum speed
limit to 65 mph, fresh from scoring a
limited su~cess in the Senate. now
must try to sell the plan to a less
sympathetic House.
"It's an example of Easterners
foisting a sol ution on the West that
makes no sense in the West." Sen.
Max Baucus. D-Mont., declared
Tuesday as the Senate approved
56-36 a move to lift the speed hm11 -
but onl) on rural interstate highways
The measure. pushed b) senator~
who say 55 mph amounts to a slov.
crawl in the vast spaces of the West.
-woUlaenao e state leglstatures lo
raise the limit by 10 mph on interstate
highways outside communities with
pQpulations of 50.000 or more. The
measure would affect 70 percent of
the interstate system.
The Senate attached the measure.
SPonsored by Sen. Steve Symms. R-
Idaho. to a S52.3 h1ll1on, four-year
h1ghwa} authorization bill.
l'rospects that !>Ulh a plan could be
sent 10 the president's desk 1h1s year.
howl'1rr rcmarncd uncertain. The Hou~L' on ..\ug. 8 rejected 218-198 a
propo.,al to c,tabllsh a Ii ve-~ ear test
for a 65 mph ltm11 on rural interstate!>
That 1'> onh. one of the substantial
differences hetween thr House and
Senate over the bill that remain to be
rcsoh ed in the d.,..,1ndhng umc hefore
the Oct 1 target date for con-
grL·ss1onal adjournment
Sen. William Pru-\m1rc:. D-W1s .. a
critic of the higher '>peed hm11. said
dunng dl·bate that ra1'i1ng the limit
v.ould be "signing the dt·ath warrant!>
of 500 men. \\Omen and children a
}Car and in efTeu. "" "'ill be
accc:s,oru:' to thl' ma1n11ng 0 1
thousands of othl'r'> ..
I Inmates used
for radiation
experiments
RI< Hl.\°'llD. 'Wa<oh (AP) -The
v.ardcn of one of l\\O pn ons v.here
111 inmate\ 1olun1eers "'ere sub-Jel'tl·~riiJlat1on l'\pcriments sa~ s he \\J'> t the rc,c:arch v.a!> 1mpon-
an1 to .-.pate ra\t'I
Th1.· tesudcs of the inmates were
1rrad1ated b' X -r:l\~ 1n thl· federalh
funded stud'> during the 1960s and
· 70s. according to documents relea~l.·d
b) l '.S Depanment of Energ~.
The ICWi were: conducted on 6 7
Oregon State Prison inmates from
1963 tu 1971 and on 64 inmates at
Wa\htngton tate Pen11en11ary from
1%1and 1971 Thl·purposeofthe
<.tUd\ v.a\ w \ee the effects of
radiation on thl' r<'rrouuct11·e funt -
111rn
"I v.ac;Ju\t g1\en instructions that
the C\penmc:nt"> had been approved ...
'iaid Bohb) Rha\. warden of the
Washington pn!>o·n at the time. He
1 !>Bid 1n an 1n1en 1c:v. "1onda\ hl' also
wa., told that the v.or~ v.as 1mpQrtant
for the l S ~pale program bccau'>c
rei.earchn., v. antl'd 10 learn the l·ITel't<>
of,pan' tra1 1.·I on ac;1ronau1~
"\Ian~ of them v.c:re hfl·rs "ho
'ol un!l•crc:d." said Rha1 "There wa<;
a \Cf\ lO mplctc: hnding ··
\ a\l'<.·tom1e<, v.nt: performed
betori.' rhe end of the Washington
stud~ "lo eltminatl' the possib1ht\ of
def el 111 c nthpn ng ... the report sa"1d
U.S. mili tary's
a n ti-ter rorism
efforts rapped
W \SHI ~(, TON 1 ·\Pl-The m1l1-
tal) \ anlHl'rron'\m effon 1!> '><)
1 d1.,orsan1'1ed that I · '> 'ierv1cemen
are ~till 'ulncratlk 10 Jttacks,l.ke the
1983 Bc:irut homb111g that killed 241
• Now, 20 extra reasons to
open a Time Deposit at B of A.
I .\mencan~. the Pentagon·c; former
ch 1e f of cou n teMem)mm sald today
Despite spending millions of
dollars 01c:r the last SI\ \ears the
Pentagon still lack~ the equ1pm~nt 11 I needs 10 tran~Pon us an11-terronsm
forces quick!~ into the field. said Noel
Koch. '"
"The d1ffi1.ult~ . 1s our ah1ltt\ 10
put those force' 1n place," Koch S31d
on the "CBS Mommg News ""There
are a number of constraints on that
ab1hty. One of those is the absence of
the necessary airlif\ to move them."
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Murdock boosts
,.Kaise~ hol~ings College readies $ l 8M fund drive
LOS AN9Efu (AP) -Financier David H.
Murdock has increased his stock holdina in Kaiser
Cement, the country's fifth-biggest cement
producer. from 7.7 percent to more than 22 percent.
Southern Calif orn1a College
to add conservatory and gym
By TONY SAAVEDRA
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Howe~er. Murdock said in documents filed T~eS:day with the Securities and Exchange Com-
m1ss1on that he plans no merger or tender offers for
the 03kland-bascd corporatiort Murdock indicated
be may raise his holdings to as high as 30 percent of the company's stock.
Murdock first reponed passing the S pcr~ftt
mark of Kaiser's stock in Auaust 1984 and reached
7.7 percent last July.
Southern California Colleae 1s preparing an S 18
million fund-raising drive to build a new music
conservatory, a 1Ymnasium, a student union and more
classrooms on the Costa Mesa. campus.
Murdock is chairman and chief executive of \ Fl~x1-Van Corp. of New York and of Castle & Cooke
The four new buildings represent the largest project
undertaken by the 66-year-old Christian-oriented college.
adjacent to Costa Mesa City Hall on Fair Drive.
_in Los Angeles . .,The wholly owned Pacific Holding
(;o .. Los Anleles, holds many of ..... di verse
propcnies. inCTuding major Califomi! real est.ate.
''Tbi.s is the bigest thina we've ever tried to tackle.''
said college president Wayne Kraiss, .who ga ve city
officials a peck tucsday at p{ehminary plans for the
buildings.
The school was fo rmerly located in Los Angeles and
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·colleac spof'U na events are still held in an old Anny and h bas not yet been determined what wtU be inclueted gy~ .taken from t~c site of Oranac Coast College. The in the individual buildinp, Kraiss sajd. No time frame
c1ust1na student unaon and some classrooms are housed in bas been .et for aroundbrcakina or construction.
two other barracks._ "We really don't have au the details yet," lvai1uaid.
The college, with an. enrollment this year of about The co!I~ is expected in a few weeks lO &DAOUDCC
950, docs !\Ot have a music conservatory. the fund-ramna campaian seared 1oward corporate and
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barracks from the arowina school. w.h1lc adding "a modest solicited from aJwnm as well as churches. The schC\<?I is
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WHAT AMEX Om
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AMEX LEADERS
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METALS QuoTES
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WHAT NYSE DID
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. ..., .. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 241 1986
•
ANNLAMDD8M
INTERIOll8•
Afraid off at: the newest anorexics are male
By SUSAN MONAHAN
Ollllr .... 09"11111 ......
The director of the eating disorders
program at the University of Cali-
.forniit, Irvine. -0ften begins a lecture
by showing a slide of an emaciated
man•m his mtd·30s. "Then I !>ay, 'As
we all kn ow, anorexia nervosa 1s a
disorder of female~ and young
adults.'" said Barton Bl inder. M.D.
V1c11nu of anorexia nervosa and
the closely related cond1t1on bulimia
are almost invanabJy referred to ~
"she;" most of the popular books and
articles on the subjects are wntten ~r
and about females. In fact, the first
detailed case history of anorexia
nervosa on record 1s that of a yo ung
woman whose rck ntless self-starva-
tton was reco.rded by her phys1c1an .
Blinder, who co-authored a text-
book on eating disorders, has been
treating patients with such problems
for over 20 years; only a small traction
of these patients have been males.
The psychiatri st says that a better
understanding of the few males who
devd.QQ eatiqadisorderK ouldlcad to
a more profound understanding of
the dynamics of all eating disorders.
but he points out that the1e 1s scant
mfprmation on this tiny minority.
f!ven their numbers are Jn doubt.
views like pervasive thread.
Blinder says that accordma to one
theory, there is a high iQcidence· of
homosexuality among male bulimics
and anorexics. Ho~ever. he has not
span," wd Ri~in.
Blinder concurs. "In my own
personal clinical expenencc, bulimia
tn males is often connected with some
type of athJcnic punuit -wrestling.
Once thou,itt of u a fmn~o~lem._
doctors are now treatiJll e ,norezlca.
nouced such a trend among htS ow Jocke . dancina,. There seems to be
patients. He, also noted that a recent concern with appearance or weight
study of male bulimics. reported in cri1eria becauseofthedemandsof thc
the Journal· of Nervous and Mental sport." '
D1sca 5e. djd not find evidence of Hat,.Y Gw1rtsman, M.D., a
increased n omosexuahty in the SU~ professor ofpsychtatry iu UCLA. says
1ects. that, "Clinically. (male anorexics and
The medical director of the eating bulimics) don't.look all tha1 d is·
disorders program at South Coast tinguishable from females .. There's a
Medical ··Center sa ys that "gender similar prnce\s.''
-1
eatina disorders. "I don't b\iy that.
because anorexi. has been known for
the last tbree centuries, when .cultural
s>rcssures were different." said
Gwinsman. "You're d_ealint with i
disease that is both' bioloticaJ and
social."
Blinder, too. saysJ.baunocc..1ban a
preoccupation with appearance is
involved. "Psycho-social issues are
defin itely pan of the explanation, bul
b10IOJ1.CA1 and aenetit fa.cl2-rs 'still
remain to be fully understood.·· -
Ao~pez doesn'.t think -dW
we1sJl t loss 1s even the motivation
behind an eat.ng disorder. "Nooe of
these patients really has weight as the
issue," he said. "It may be fear of
sexualtty, of competitivencs' -
weight IS a f'cd hemng." .
Sir Richard Man on's description
-,... could easily fi t any number of
contemporary anorcct1cs: ·· ... 1n the
Y l'ar 1684 and the eightee nth year of
her age .. her appetite began to
abate ... hcr nesh alw began to be
flaccid and loose. and hrr looks
pale .....
.,
Current esttmate-s ind1ca,te-that per-
haps five percent of all anorexics
·(who often d1e1 io lhe poant of
starvatu;>n) and live to 10 percent of
all bulim ics (who are caught 1n a
binge-purge cycle) are male, but
Blinder says that these may well be
underestimates: Men are less hkely to
seek tfeatmenf. a'nd therefore less
likely to be 1dentt fitd, he said. "Eating
disorders tn male~ tend · to be more
secn·t1 vc: the> fel'I more o;hame than
women do~" ht eJtplamcd.
If determining how many of these
men exist is difficult, defining who
they are ts akin to attemptmg 10
decipher the obscure hieroglyphics of
a lost tribe -w11hou~ a Rosetta sto ne.
The phrase "there 1s' e r~ 11111$.'. data on
th is population" ra'ti thro ugh the
~c1en ufic literature and the inter-
1dem ity" appears t'O' be· an issue for • 8ut what tnaers th1!. process" And
some male anorexics ... They do not why 1s 1t so much more common 1n
wa nt to be males.'' said Jose Flores-women? Once again, there are no pat
Lopc1, M.D "ThC)· may be ef-· answers. •
fi mtnate." The psychiatrist also said Gwirtsman. who conductt'd re·
that male anorexics may be more search in the eating disorders pro·
delusional about their bodies than ~;;m of the National Institute of
their female counterparts. "Many of Mental Health. says that some ex-
them are schizophrenic." perts. believe that an abnormalit} 1n
On~ fact docs seem indjst>utable .
and unambiguous; an eattng disorder
t an be as physically devastatinJJOr a
male as for a female ... Men die as a
result of eaung disorders." said
Flores-Lopez.
One of the classic sym ptoms of
female anorexia is amenorrhea -
cessation of menstruation ·due to
decreased estrogen producu on. Com· But doctors have lrarned that
males. too. can hccuml' anort'<IC.
However, the 1magl· <>f the male
anorexic 1s less well -defined th an that
·of h1s female counterpart
He and program director Terry brain reJulat1on is responsible.
R1 flc1 n sa) th at bulimia 1n males is Others thtnk that an endocrine d1s-
more likely to be episodic than order is to blame. while a third group
chronic. "Most men are bulimic for .a says that cultural pressures ca4se
•\ pltcat1onscan include fert1lity, lack of
sexual desire. and osteopen1 a (re-
Exercise thought to
counteract stress
F-or \Car') \CICntl')tS hJ\ l' hel11:H~d
that stress was a ma1or rontnbu tor to
hean attacks Howewr this ha'> been
d1fficul1 ..10 pruU!... because .!>lLCiS JS
something that lannot tx-rnuuncl~
recognucd or mea\urcd Om· man''>
'tress md\ Ix· anothl'r mdn·, n c1tc·
mcnt.
In addition ho" 'lrl''>' l'Ou ld
contribute to the hudd up ut
choll·,terol and 'ubsl'4urn1 hl·an
attacks ha!> hcrn d u\lve Whal 1'> 11
about stres~ that l an l'll· ,l, harmful
and 1<, there an an11dmc·1
'\ccord1ng 10 rt:C'l'nl re,carlh. 1tw
damagt' m::i' Ix-thl' "ork 111 en·
dorph1n<. f-ndorr>h1n' Ml' lhl'nlllal"
that art rl·lca'l'O 1n rl''fllln,l· h1 <.!fl">'
and Jrl' lo.nm'n 1<1 hlunt thl' l'\·
Pl'rtence o t pJin ,1nd in \Otnl' l"J'>C'
create a l"Uphorn mood Running. tor
instance I'> .1 r>h ~\llJI 'trc~' "h1ih
elc,atl·~ cndurph1n' to the prnnl ol
pka<,ure Optall'' .. uch :l\ morph1nt
and herrnnc 11!..1·"' 1<.c l'lnall' moo1.h.
altl·nng 1hl· 1·nd11rph1n ')\ll'm
Ho"c'cr. ncga11,l' ~fl'"" <.ccm., h1
clc' .ttc J \l'l un1lknt1lil'd cndorph1n
that 1n\tl•ad of l rl'Jling t•u phun,1
l'lc' a1cs 1hc hlood t·holco,terol lc'cl
Dr. K W Yim. lrom Purdue lJn1"er-
s1t~ tn Indiana. put rats on a hi gh fa t
high cholesterol diet and '>UbJeCted
hal fof 1hrm 10 1be <,ire~\ oLMindomllt
scheduled restraint 1n 'mall cagl'S for
~·~hours · '
Compared jo tht non-stre.,, group
th.:re wa~ marked 1ncrea.,cd 1n the
blood cholesterol le" els, a duubl1ng of
the pamcularly dangerou\ frac tion of
t holcsterol kno" n a' l DL. and a
\1gn1fican1 rcductton Ill thl' be ncfl c1al
HDL t'holestcrol frarnon.
ln another o;egment of the expcn-
ment, rats were 1dent1call} 'trc.,scd.
hut treated "1th Nallrnone. a drug
that blocks the effect<. of endnrphtn'>
1n lht' bod\ r hc\l' animal\ dtd not
ha\e lhe altcralH>O' 1n lhnlC'>ll'rOI
thJt "l'rc induced b) '>lfC:'>'> fhcn··
tore. iu•gat1' e.5trc'is 5ecm' to 1nnca<.t-
1he k'l'I of an cndorph1n that
dangerou<,h l'k,atcs tht· rholnterol.
leading to hcan Jttacks
fhert' no"' apcar lu bt.· guod
endorph1n., Jnd had l'ndMph1n' I he
l'ndorphtn' l'lt'\ ated h~ l'\l'rnsc \l'em
to be tx~nl·fic1at. thl'} ha' ca tendc·nn
10 IO\\l'r rholc'>ti·rol and l'k' all' I hl·
l!Dl r hl' l'nd11rphin~ 1ndun·d I"
I I
JULIAN
WHITAKER
ncga11 ve stress do the opposite.
elc~ttng~m~rol and I~~
H DL h could be that exercise
endordh1ns can replace or counteract
the en'liorphtns of nega ttvc C\tress.
thu!. blu nti ng 1he1r effect.
It hac, long been known that
ext•rc1!>e can "d1scharee stress" b)
tlood1ng the '\ystem with hormones
and oxygen literally washing out the
residue tif a !.trec;sful day. Therefore,
1n addttion to the pos111ve 1ra1111ng
ctTccts on the heart, there is now
another reason to stay on an eiterc1se
program and that 1s to counteract the
negati ve stress that causes the eleva-
11on of cholesterol and heart attacks.
Not onl) docs exercise make ltfe more
enJO)ablc by washing out the effects
of stress. but by counteracun~ the roll'
ufstress. 11 could saH· )'our ltfc.
Jallan Wlaltaker, M.D., II director of tlae National Heart and Diabetet
Treatment lnttltute iD HutiDgtoD
Bucb. Please addre11 any q•estlolll
or comments to laim c/o tllle Daily
Pilot, P.O. Box 1580, Costa Mesa
92626.
A successful 'Bid for Kids'
By CAROL lll'MP HRE\'S
Delly Pllol Cor,..pc>ncMnt
It tno lo. thn'l' mom,,111lw Ir\ lrll' M.trn ntt tn hoU\l' 1h1·
?(){) 3Ulll0n lll'nt\ otkrl·d 111 thl' 4)11 lOUOl~·\\llle gul'\l\
altrnding .. \ Aid lor l-..1d' ·· tx·m·tit111g thl· Pcd1atnc
( anrer Rl'\l'arl h r ound:.itmn Ill ( )rJngl' ( ount\
< O-lhJirman Ma) Fraser wa\ rn~>m1hle llir
ama-;c;1ng the dunJll'd gond1e' ··1 qu11 nl\ JOh '>ll I l oul<l
worlo. on th" It 1, thl' br~l''' aul ttun "l' ha' l' l'' er had \\'c
put ~ pm 1\n lhl' Ill\ ll,lllOn lx·caUSI.' \\l' knl'W f)\'Opk
would nt'l'd 11n1l' to 11111!.. them .all 1>' er. rm ~I.ii.I \H' did
mo\\ t'\1·r.1111l'" 1u,1.1rr1,in~h1,"h) ··
I ru11 .inll i hl.'1'\l' Jnd tnmrtiml.'nt,1r. dnni.., put
tho<.c dl'd1l·a1cd to 'upport1n(t J){'dlJtm: cancer rrst•arrh .1t
thc ( "h1lda·n, I ""rttal 111 < )rJngl' < nunt~ into thl' proJ){'r
moo<l for "knt autltlHl h1dding and h~ the llml' thl'
hallroom \\3\ upencd f{lr dinner. a lot of mom~) had
alrcad~ been raised.
Barry Cole and h1\ ordll'\tra pro\ 1dcd muc;K for
dancing or d ining on J){'l 1ll' lilct mignon and ltg<.'r c;hnmp.
the ft".llUrl'd l'nlrl· \l'f\Cd JnlOng the rtl\l' noraJ dl•,1gn'
donJtl·d h\ Xavier's nt Nl''-' flt•r1 Rc,1ch
·· 1hi'1s a deJ1c:1tl'd group The} haH' all ~urk1·d !>O
ver) h<tn1on 1h1-. I havl' donated a 1tourme1 dinner tor""
~ .. (\ ,.~~>~. ~ ~ 1 I ~. y • ~ '!~ • l. ~ ...... "",~ .
4 J'..' e· .. ·-rt · : l •• ; . ~ •, < ' , ~ , ' _. ,,,,,.., ,J ...... • \..., •
Ellen and Dr. Mitchell Cairo arrive at the
Irvine Marriott.
di m~ 1w111l' d' .111 J Ul'tmn 1ll'm."' comme nt ed honorary
~hJlfPl'r..on Pilar Wayne, altending with Richard Weldy.
Pnor to thl' ll\e auctwn. Pilar and Buddy Ebsen both
rccel\ l'cl a clock ··tor thi·ir gift oi ti me" from master·of-
ce remon1e' and hoard member Keath Lauderdale.
It "a' a \cnou' S85 pt'r person black-lie crowd that
gathered for the ambtt mus third annu::il C\COl. ··v. l··d ltki• to mall· S 100.00 tonight. but we'd ~Ilk
for S7.s.ooo:· l'\plained co-cha1rGl11ny Davenport.an RN
j t the Hcmotolog~ -Oncolog' department at CHOC.
.. .\hout onl· third oft he foundatton 's members are un staff
.11 the hn'>pltJI and mam of our members arc parents ol
l h1ldren lx'tn(I. treat<.'d for cancer " < anu·r rl'\l'.m·h d1rec1or Dr. Mitchell Cairo undcr-
'>Cort·d thl' tx-m·ti1·, ~1gn1filc1nt·c h~ sho"tng tnforma11vc
'llde\ on 1nno' at1\l' bont• marro\\ tranc;plant methods
and 1tkntllil·J palll'lll\ ma king progress 1n cancer
n·m1.,-.mn
Other'> h1dding tor kid' included fuunda11un pres1·
Jent Bruce Lehman, reo;e:ircher Or. Geni Bennetts, co-
chairs Lori Pritchard and Sharon Bergeron, Glenda
Haggenmaker, Kathy and Ricbard Hurwitz, Tom
Sulherland, Lois Cannon Driggs, Bun Aldrin and Dick
Palette.
Paparuul ls edlled by Dally Pilot S~yle editor Vida
Dean.
Oelty l'lle4 "'9'M lty Cenf ........ .,.
Richard Weldy eacorta Pilar Wayne.
Lori Pritc hard, May Yrteer, Ginny DaTenport and Sharon Ber1eron lo a chat.
' j duced bone 111ass) and consequent
......,....., ., "-•--(Pl~ ltfff>Rl~letfln'r--~
Talk to your collegiate kids
.\fte r a threat of being fi nanc1allv
cut off. my son. Peter, finally called
home from college.
He'd been gone a week. It's not that
his . father and l had panicked or
anythmg ... but he's only a freshman.
and we were JUSt cunous.
-ALJast. .in._ o~ fi.v.e... mm utc coo.:...
versat1on we learned that: his room-
ate 1s a great guy, he had JOtned a
fraternny. there is a required 21h-hour
study hall every nteht. and that he had
forgollen to take his clock-radio from
home.
He threw tn as an afterthought,
··Remember those two checks you
gave me7 l los1 them. but I got into all
my classes."
What a relief to b.ear from his own
lips that everything was normal. l
never told him that my spy network 1s
intact and that l already knew that he
was oka y -before he called.
You don't have to be a psychologist
to know that girls are fa mous for more
complete com mun1cat1on. ure
enough. Stacey's mom had the scoop.
Stacey ts a fnend of Peter's who's
JUSt gone off to the same college. She
had called home every night to share
the tribulations and the joys of
soron ty rush. Her mother not only
knew all about the goings on of her
child -but al o of mine
"Peter ts fi ne:· she had reas<;ured
me. I was a little Jealous that she could
offer so many details.
Bo}s and girls may respond dif-
ferently to the change/challenge of
lea" ing ho me. but survival and
adjust ment rem am issues for c.-\-ef) ·
one ·-~---C'ons1der these common. un1ver·
sal. reahsttc ... and unrealistic worries·
•What if I can't find m> "a>
around campus'l
•What 1f 1 forget to go to class''
•What 1f I hate m} roomma1e·.1
•What 1f I have trouble making
fnends?
•What 1f l can't figure out what 10
ma1or in'l
•What 1fall m} papers arc tcmble
because my parents won't be around
to edit them~
•What if l hate hvtnit 1n a dorm·1
•What if I Ounk out-f
•What 1f my girl fnend finds a Ot'\\
boyfnend?
..Encourage him to fi nd ac11v111es. or~nizattons, and people who do the
thmgs he is already used to doing as
quickly as possible. If he's a runner.
he might want to try out for the track
team ... or at least JOtn a Jogging cla<iis
Remember that the quicker he
becomes fam1l1ar w11h the campus
and the surrounding to" n. the fastt'r
IJIDI
Aa.w
he wi ll regain /maintain control of
,..l:4msclf
After a little ttme. most kids settle
into college ltfe comfonabl). And
re<li1dence hall counselors are trained
to watch out fo r those whose blues do
get out of hand.
If )'OU suspect that ~our studenl
m a ~ b c s o c 1 a 11 ~ .,. so I a ti n g
h1msctf/her<iielf. ma) be skipping too
man} classes or meals. and seem!> to
suffer from chronic roommate prob-
lems. speak up. It ma) then be time to
contact the professional on campus
Tht'y're there to help
Or. Algali is a marriage • lamUy
~rapist In Corou del Mar. Siie
welcomes yoer responses. If Y" wlslla
a reply, please eaclose a stamped.
self-addressed uvelope. Wrt&e to
Llada Al&aa.I, Pll.D .• c/o Daily Pilot,
P.O. 801 ISIO, Costa Mesa tHH.
Marie Ballkeater and Peter Vlcaro lnaplred
by the band.
Bobby RlU• e.rplaln• tennla to Jlm
Slemona?
Tennla playenJtay Moore, Marty Rel.en and Andrew Patterson.
Goin' to a garden· party ...
By CAROL •ll'MPHREYS
Delly~ c ..... ,a-"t
··w ent to .1 ~ilrlkn P<lf1~ anJ t'\Cl)om· '-'3~ thl'lt·'·· It
was a 'ell-out .. 1 'ull l''' thl' ··Gourmet < 1ankn P.1n \
Gala" <;pon<.,on•J h' thl' Jim Slemons Pm -< ekh111\
Tennis Tournaml·n1
The ~tllng tor thl' \I no a platl' l'nd·ot·the-,.ummc1
01rcc "3~ pool<.ide 1n the garden of the Nt'"'porter Inn
Candk' tl1c kt·r~d on mau"e <'m ered tJhle<1 rentcrt'd with
!lpra)s of drl1l'a ll' pa<.kl tlo"'cr<. and li t the cdgl' nt thr
Oo"cr·filkd '"'mming ~x)I ;in 1mpre.,<.1\e c;1ght a" the
400 gursl\ Jrm l'd tor pn• 1ltnnrr ho<.ted l od .. tatl~ and ;i
ix-ek at the lekhrtlll'' "'4. h1•duled tn phn tn the toll1'" mg
da 's tburne'
Most ofthl' ''ar' ho"l''<'r. '-'<.'re 0' crhcJd. nnc •)I th<.'
h1gg1cs. Jollo f ors) tht , 01'\t'f appeare\t Bob Matllalas.
Pete BuUaard, Ro s Cast. Cliff Rlcllafy and Larry
Aadeno• "'er<.' prc<.Cn t a1. h'\\·at P at Mlclauls read a lcttcr
from Nann Rcag:w <,up~ming thl' C\~ntng·, au~ thc
tight against drug.\ wi th proceed" goi ng to thc l ''i( · athlcttc
depanmcnt and tht• van h l-oundat1on
"l :JI hli'l' to jto h11m(' t•arh tn ~ct r('alh 10 Ohl\ ~'11h
\\)U gu)'· 1011.rd J im Slemons "'htk 1ha111np."'11h ll'"""
p.1rt1c1p,1nt Bobby Riggs Ot wur't' hl' d1Jn '1 jlld
10110'\ 1 ng an l' \l t•lkn t dt n na 1 'eal ). ~kint1n' rl'tt't q•J t hc
l \ Lakl·ro, 19X~"11dd t hampmn,h1rh:l,kt•thall lrom Jay
Humpbrles and Bvron ~on I al-in 'l hcdulcd for thl' tl·nn1.,
1. OmPl'llllllO l
"Diane Slt mons .ind I h.1, l' "orketl ~ll hour<. a d:n on
th1o; rvcn1 Thl' ham( ton1tzht 1< )ti\ Oa~ and the Kn11ih1')
normal I\ l har(ll'' i ~O 1100 J 1x·rtorman1:e WC' gN them .lt
onc fifth thc co't 1 hc' want{-d Wc.-<>t < oa~t t''PO\Utt' "
<.aid part~ organlll'r Malcolm McCasu) lhl'·c. a ( 1\.1 tor
C\lcm1rn') wh1k ".Ill htn(l r1x II. and rnlhng g..11.l·1tt'<. Thl'
hand "'a" a hit'
Hct'iman twph\ "toner Jolan appalt lll d1dn t
danl't' ht• Jll'I l harmed e'en unc 'It \\a' .i dtOll. ult
adJU<\tment lc.-a' 1ntt tnothall and the "orld nf ll'lc' 1\ll,n.
but now I hJ\e thn•c \On\ ,ind Im 1n,01'ed "'1th them
Thl' oldC\I ... tnll'rl''ll'd I ll 'lXll'r:· '>did fohn \lihO I\
l·urrcntl\ 1n thr uin\truUllln and pool hu'itn<''"
If thl' "'l'('il.cnd' tnumc\ wa\ .an'1h1ng hkl' tht• k11 It
Ofl p.~n~ th(' <.tJf\ ~Ill t'<' <iihining hnghtt'f lot Olli
l"htlcirrn <. futurc and 1h1• hattk .l1uun .. 1 druit ahu'l'
Paparaul rt. 941l~ "' Oall) Pilot • tylf' f'd ltor \Ide ~an .
I ... '* OrMge C0Mt DAIL. Y PILOT I W.clntlday, S4tptem* 24, 1988
ANOREXICS ARE MALE •••
hom81
bonefnct~. in those under the aae of 12, the
disorder is more evenly distributed
between boys and sirl1. "It's approx-
imately two-thirds (females) co one-
third." he said.
A · male ~Ure.xic tells his story
Male tAorexica can develop an
analoaous -condition, decreased
iestosterone production. Blinder
points out that a deficiency of this
male hormone can lead to impaired
fertility and diminished sex drive.
And a recent article in the Journal of
the American Medical Association
describes an anorexic man who
developed osteopenia and conse-
quent bone fractures.
The condition is reversible,
provided weight is regained. .
Blinder says that approximately 40
percent of.wome1' wtth anorexia will
eventually make a full recovery. while
the majority will continue to suffer
~---rcrom The eating disorder to a greater
or lesser cdent. Of the remaining 60
percent, five percent will die from
their anorexia, he said.
"The -prognosis for males? Some
saY. be~ter, some say worse. God
knows!"
Bl)nQer says that while anorexia
nervosa is most prevalent among
females between the ages of 12 and 24.
it is important to keep in mind that it
can CToss the barriers of age and.sex ..
Children ·can develop anorexia. ano ~ -
Nor is anorexia.solely a disorder of
the young. "There are ca.ses on record
of anorexia occurring for the first time
in the 40s, 50s, and even 60s," said
Blinder. In the geriatric population,
females are not in the ma.iority, he
added. "In the older age range,
psycho-social pressure. depression.
and melancholic withdrawal produce
'an anorexi.a'-like condition in ,men."
John Morley, M.D .. director of the
Geriatric Research Center at the
SepulvedaV.A. Rospital. saystllat in
some cases~ refusal of food 1s illness-
related. Other factors can cause or
complicate the . disorder, however.
"Some of them use failure to eat as a
way to manipulate surroundin~.
especlaJIY In nursing homes." he said.
Failure to.eat may also be a rea'ction
to the death of a spouse. said the
internist. and m~ are more suscep-
tible because the~ are. usually depen:
den~ ·on women. _to do the. cooking.
~DO YOU HAVE
HYPERTENSION?
As Shaw~ s weight fell to·a skinny 150
pounds, he had trouble concentrating _
By SUSAN MONAHAN
Delly .... C-11111 n •m•
Calvin Shaw (not his real name)
had no qualms about meeting a
reporter in the Long Beach res-
taurant, which is one indication of
how far he has come. "A year and a·
hal{ ago, I would have cnnged after·
eating this,:· said Shaw, 29, sesturing
at a plate of calorie-laden chili.
_A.}!.caLaod a halfago, this fufoot J.
inch man weighed about 125 pounds.
Shaw was suffering from anorexia
nervosa, a condition that is rare
among males; current estimates in-
dicate that approximatc:ly 95 percent
of anorerjcs are female.
The catalyst for ~hat turned into a
draconian self-improvement pro-
gram was the break-up of a six-year
relationship. When the woman he
.had been Ii ving _with·depaned, Shaw
felt that'·he was largel.y to blame. "I h:lCi been doing a 'little . drinking,
partying with the boys," he said. ''I
became extremely self-centered. The
gi rl got fed up and left."
Shaw then did what most people 1n
his situation do. "I started evaluating
what went wrong." He decided that it
was time to "set some goals" which
included losing some weight. ''I was
pretty cbunky." said Shaw. who
weighed· about 250 pounds at the
time.
His diet was simple -he just cut
down on his eating. "When the results
weren't coming fast enough. r started
running."
He was complimented on his initial
results. and soon he was striving to
lose even more weight, to look even
better. Yet he remained strangely
unsatisfied. When he reached his goal
of 185 pounds, he felt "it wasn't good
enough." Even when he lost half of his
original body weigh t, slenderness
$CCmed as elusive as ever.
"Sometimes when l looked at
myself in the mirror, I looked fat." he
recalls. "I could sec my ribs, bu t 1 also
-saw-a-rolt-Of fat "
Originally, Shaw was motivated by
a desire to win back his gir\friend. "I
thought that maybe ·if I 1mP.roved
myself. made myself into a different
person, the girl might change her
mind," be said. •
And without the ·security of a
steady relationshif), he was faced with
competing for female attention.
"There are 150 million sinsJe guys out
there!" In order to be notace4 in this
crowd, it was obviously necessary tQ
meet some high S'tandards. "A lot of it
is shoved on you." he said. "You ha '.le
to fit this mold -girls especially. but
gu ys too."
As his weight dropped, however, so
did his interest in womenr "My sex
drive went down to zip."
His interest in losing weight, on the
other hand. wn waxing strong,
although the original point of the diet
was lost. "The motivation became
what I was doing," he explained.
"The goal was not to gain."
When his weight went below 150
pounds. he discovered that his con-
centration was impaired. "I even had
trouble putting sentences together,"
.,.
h~ said. Shaw managed to perform at
his job as a computer systems
installer. but curtailed most of his former activities. . · "About six months after I started
the diet. there was a ~rsonality
change: I was not the jov1al person l
had been,"he said. "I became re-
clusive."
His obsession filled his spare time.
Shaw assiduously read up on the
calorie contents of various foods.
-weighed himself several times a day, exe~ised to the point of co11ap~. and
thought a good deal about what he
"could" and ."couldn't" eat. Ques-
--tien5 ..suGh ~$: "Should. .LsQueeze
lemon into my tea" loomed large.
Eventually, he subsisted almost en·
tirely on vegetables. "I wouldn't even
drink diet soft drinks."
Of course. he knew something was
wrong. "I just didn't want to .admit
i.t." he said. His parents tned to
reason witti him. his fri~nds said he
was killing himself, and his doctor
told him he had to start eating. "I'd
say. 'Yeah, yeah.' and walk away."
Shaw says that there were some
advantages to his condition. He
sometimes enjoyed the attenHOJl he
was getting. and he had a feeling of
self-control. "When everything else
was going weird. I could control this,"
he ex plained. "No one else ·could
control th ts." ,
He was seeing a counselor during
this time. but the focus of the therapy
was not on the weight loss. "I didn't
go because of the eatin& problem. r
started going right after· th e break-
up." he said. "I needed some answers.
He wouldn't try and push me one wa)
or the other about eating."
Shaw didn't even consider JOining
an eating disorders program.
"They're all oriented around
women, "he said. "I'd bear thoae ads,
and it was always a 17-year-old airl's
voice." Furthermore. he said, a man
is expected· to project a strona,
masculine image. How could he ~t
up in fr~nt ofa ~upa~d ad.mit to an
eating disorder. "They d point at you
and Jiggle."
He alsb believes that the ads exploit
eating disorders. "They make it
sound trendy to be anorexic," he sajd.
Shaw's turning point came when he
watched his cousin die as a result of
drug abuse. "J started correlating
what was happening to him with what
was h!Wpening_ to me, and said,
"That's no way to go." ·
Today, he weighs 205 pounds. Still,
sometimes his preoccupation with
food a1,1d eating returns, and he
believes that he stm has an eatina
disorder. "Until yo u're not thiqk.ing
about it. you•ve got an eating di.,.
orde~·· -
But he said that some good c.ame ·
out of the experience. "During my
isolati on, I had a chance to look at
myself. and·r ~w things tha.t w~ren•t ·
right.." he said. He reclaimed an
abandoned ambition. and became a
commercial pilot and a flight instruc-
tor. "I thought. as long as I'm going
through this metamorphosis. I might
as well give this a shot." He hopes to
eventuall y work for ~ne of the
airlines.
Shaw also found tbat his former
"otT-hand" attitude towards rela-
tionships had altered. "( didn't like
the old arrogance." he said. "Now .
when I date someone, I'm more
sensitive. morecaring; I listen mo.re.:'..
It almost sounds as ifhe fulfi lled his
original ambition~of making himself
into a different person.
We are investigating
a new medication shown
to be effective in
treating hypertension.
Participation in this
study includes M.D. Supervision,
lab testing, E.K.G.s, medications,
nd-~s-free-to all pa-rtieipa-n-t
Association offers tips on improving health
'
WASHINGTON (A P) -The than the equivalent two beers or two
American Heart Association an-glasses of wine each day.
nounced a major revision of its The American diet. h1~1 in fats.
influential dietary guidelines earlier sodium and calorics. remains a major
thismoruh.J<riUunore specific a~ factor in the development of heart
For more information Call After 2 PM
. on reducing chqlcsterol and fats and and blood vessel discascaesp1te a-ZCf
first-time recommendations on how percent drop in the heart disease
people can limit use of sodium and death rate over the last 20 years, the
alcohol. association said.
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•
640-7412
Along with reducing fats, the new "More than 63 million Americans
guidelines say that Americans shoulQ suffer from one or more forms of
cut sodium intake by eating less than heart and blood vessel disease. and
a level teaspoon ofsaJt daily. and hold th is year almost I million people will
their alcohol consum tion to J_e_ss __ d_ie as a resul!_of cardiovasculfil:_
Sonie neople find a
doctor by ~cident.
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·'Charing Cross' charming in SC ... TAND •Y ••IA>
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The' firn-production ofthe-t 986-8 7
San Clemente Community Theater
season has opened w1th a winner.
Written by Helene Hanff and
adapted for the stage by James Roosc-
E vans. "84 Charing Cross Road" is a
REVIEW
charming journey that spans from
1949 through 1971. The true-life
experience of Helene HanfT. a young
New York writer. and the staff of an
antiquarian book store in London is
delightfully chro nicled ma collection
of letters between Hanff and mt>m-
bers of the store's stall
The old charm of the \abnllo
Viewers won't love
the-tat-est TV 'Lm
By FRED ROTHENBERG ,,,T.........,W,.._
NEW YORK -Lucille Ball's nl'w
comedy, "Life With Lucy," isn't just
embarrilsstngly sill y, it'-s sad. How
could she do this to herself'?
As soon as she made her grand
entrance. through the door of her new
sitcom home. It all seemed hke a
sketch from "Saturday Night Li ve ."
You know. big star comes on and
pokes fun at her image and success
Except no one was laughing. If
there is such a thin~ as a colkct1 ve
cnnge. Amenca did 1t Saturday night
with the debut of" Lafe With Luc)·· on
ABC.
At the age of 75 and 12 years after
her last sitcom. the Queen of Comedy
has become a parod> of hersl'lf.
Oh. she can stilt do some ph ysical
humor. but therels something inap-
propnate and und1gn1fied about 1t
now. She dances to punk-rock music
and appears spl) and playful. but her
antics are vel) discomforting.
Lucille Barker. recentlv wi dowed,
moves 1n with her daughter. son-1n-
law and two grandchildren. Ball
shouts and lud1crousl~ plays the
grand dame. pausing repeatedly for
effect. while Ann Du~enberry. as
Luq 's daughter, Margo. overacts. as
1f this were a school play. with too
much loud talk mg. mugging and eye-
rollfng. The granchildren are too wise,
of course.
The other ve nue is the hardware
store which LuC\ co-O\\ ns w1th Curt1'i
McG1bbon, played b~ old foil Gal e
Gordon. Cunis aho 1!> Luq \ l>On-1n-
law's father and. to make matters
worse. moves into their house. 100.
Ball contributed greatly to her
demise by ins1st1ng that some past
fn ends JO JO her in the debacle.
broadcast at 8 p.m Gord on. 110. from
Ball's m roms-in the I %Os and '70s.
plays the same blustering. sputtenng.
raging character. It 's a vel) 11red act
Ball's other co-conspirators are her
executive producers: Aaron Spelling
and Gal) Morton. S~lling. the sugar-
coated. out-ol~touch program mer be-
hind "The Love Boat.'' .. Fantasv
Island .. and "D)nast) ... had nl'vc·r
done corned~ he fore His record stays
intact.
Morton 1!. Ball's husband. For the
lo \C of I.UC\ and our memones. he
should ha\C:.known ne tter .. ------------
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present "Happy Hour Ian ··
from 5:00 pm -9:00 pm
featuring the greatest In jazt talent
September 4th -Rita Graham
September I I th -Claire Frazier
September 18th -Stephanie Haynes
September ii;th -Sandy Graham
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Playhouse. which lodges the San
Clemente Community Theater, is the
perfect setting for the production.
The stage props are basic--haif of the
stage is made to resemble tl}e London
shop. and the remaining half Hanff s
New York apanment. complete with
desk. typewriter. torn overpadded
chai r and bookshelves lined with
literarv food .
specific books, turns into a 22-year
collection of vivid and heanwarming
letters that reach intimately into the
lives of the store's members and
Hanff sown struggles and triumphs.
As the years pass, Hanffs burning
desire to visit 84 Charing Cross Road ,
and the store staffs desire to meet l
their "Dear Miss Hanff." always
dominates. However. in the "up and
down'" world of creauve endeavor. I Hanff roust always struggle with a
depleted checkbook that constantly
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In fact. one line in the play used to
describe the bookstore -"musty,
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of the ambience created by director
Reed Boyer for the production.
Louise Shapiro, who plays Helene
Hanff. does an excellent job in her
detours her travel plans. I
In one humorous correspondence.
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struggling playwright. Although at
times her hnes are delivered with a
caustic whamm y, her character 1s
filled with compassion and concern
for the staff at 84 Chan ng Cross Road.
It 1s ht>r lo ve of literary classics that
motivates the correspondence to
Marks & Co. located on Charing
Cross Road. -
whom she calls "Frankie ... that her
watch Queen Ehzaheth crowned in
1953. have been canceled. "Frankie,"
she wntes. "the only thing I will sel'
crowned this year 1s fi ve of my teeth."
As more than two decades ot lunn),
compassionate and hear1warminglct-
ters come 10 an end. "84 Channg
Cross Road" leaves its audience
totally wrapped In the Tives an<f
deaths of the play's characters.
The production runs fo r three more l
weekends, Thursdays thro ugh Satur-I
day!i w11h an 8 p.m. cunain. at the
Cabnllo Playhouse. 202 Ave. I
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1'l•rl4la1.~~maierr1 ' AIU~ (~teb 21-Apnl 19): You get more "working room." What had
been prohibited will be made available. f'ocus on home, security, family,
communication from one who had,been estranged . Close relati ve., brothe'r or
Vanity's human;
conceit repulsive
TODAY'S
CROSSWORD PUZZLE
sister, provides needed support. .
TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Emphasis on trips, visits, relatives. major
domestic adjustment. Keep options open. realize plans are-subject to sudden
chanae. Despite confusion, you will emerge ·--v1ctonous." Libra, Scorpio figure
prominently.
GEMINI (May 21-June :!O): You could be playi ng "lost and found." What
seemed lost w11l be recovered. What
seems found could be an illusion. You
ultimately gain support from one Who is·
~~1~sition of authority. Pisces plays key SYDNEY
CANCER (June 2 1-:July 22):
Emphasis on deadlines. pressure. re-o sponsi~ility, st~ong . love relationship. • MARR
Moon in YQUr sign hrghltghts Judgment, ••••••••••••• timing, intuition. .Personality shines.
charisma is present. members of opposite sell' are fasci nated.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Break from past is im minent. Secrets are revealed.
you gain added kn owledge, 1ntu111on 1s honed 10 razor-sharpness. You could be
asked to appear before the media. Ap~I broadens and confidence will soar.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Stress originality, refuse to follow "the mob."
Accent individuality, pioneering spirit. will ingness to ··1est the waters:· You
Will get to hean of matters in dynamic way. Leo. Aquanus play rotes.
LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Accent on food. securi ty. possible royal!> or
pension. Sense of d1 rect1on 1~ restored. you'll finally choose happiness as
contrasted to intrigue. Congr.uulations! Canter. Capncorn. Aquanus people
play roles.
SCORPIO (Oct. 23·NO\. 21 ): Good lunar aspccl coincides w11h travel,
education. spintual values. ability to reach more people w11h pertinent
information. You become more aware of weight. wardrohc, general
appearance. Accent showmanship.
SAGITf ARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21 ): What appears to be roadblock will soon
be removed. You'll get financial help from unusual source. bonus or
inheritance could be involved. Recent ''invention" will pa} d1v1dends. Scorpio
figures prominently.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): You'll have greater freedom of thought.
action. Creati ve juices are stimulated. you'll a111culate thoughts and could gain
via written word. Emphasis on publicity. partnership. promo11on. manta!
status.
AQUARIUS (Jan 20-Feb. 18): Pracucal methods succeed -avoid the
scnsauonal. Accent on employment, pets. dependents. diet, nutnt1on. Changes
occur at home and you 'II benefit as result. Taurus. L1 bra. Scorpio people tigure
pro minently.
PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Define terms. avoid self-deception. r~ah 1e
-th:aryour h~rr remt!'m-rutt)our head. \' oung person seeks Ta\ ors -
lenient. but remember recent resolution. Message will become very clear
' I •
At lunch the 01herday, a friend and
J were d15eusstn$-l!le j-Obi>f-Oblems-0f
a third pany neither of us likes very
much. ''His worst trait," said my
friend. ··1s that he's so doggone
conceited that you can't tell him
anything."
SIDNEY
H1111s I disagreed. not w'ith his judgment
but with his choice of a wor~i.
"Conceit'' is a very differcnl -itring
from "vanlly." wbicb this man has in think.
greater abundance than most of us. Conceit. on the other hand, is as
Vann) 1s merely a weakness; conceit rare as n 1s repulsive. The man or
1s whal old-fashioned people li"e me woman who is con vinced of inherent
call a sin. . superiority. and requires no external
Tht pnnctpal d11Terence. as I see 1t. confirmation of this' judgment. is
'" this: vanit). which 1~ widespread usually beyond all reform or redemp-
and almost universal. to one degree or tion. Criticism is dismissed as
another. 1s wan ling the ~ood opinion "envy": disagreement is fobbed ofTas.
of others. conceit is having an unduly "st~pidity," and the conceited per-
h1gh opinion of oneself. sonality breathes only its own air. and
Fo11una tely, while almost all of us
are vain. relatively few persons are
conceited. Someone who truly pos~
sesses an inflated ·opinion of himself
docs not much care what other people
think ofh1m or her. C'oncett acts as its
own audience and its own applause.
Most vanity springs, rather, from the
need for external reassurance. It is the
insecure person -and who of us 1~
not. in one area or other? -who
craves and solictts the admiration of
the multitude.
Vanity 1s an all-too-human weak-
ness that eltc11s our amusement or
'>ympath): some of the greatest men
and women, however lOwering their
accomplishme nts, continue to
exh1b11 it for a lifetime. because 1n
some darkness of their soul the_y__
rea ) o not 1eve they are as great
or important as the world seems to
accepts only its own verdicts.
In popular usage. however, we
juggle these two words inter-
changeabl y. which 1s not a semantic
error. but a mistake in perceptions. If
we blur the distinction between these
words, we lose our psychological
accuracy in diagnosing theif' causes
and possible consequences.
The friend we were talking about at
lunch is suffering from low self-
esteem. not from an inflated opinion
of himself. If he thought better of
himself. other people's reactions
would not be so crucial. THere is a
fine ltne between attending to. and
1gnonng. the opinions of others -
and only the fonunate few know
where to draw that ltne.
Sldaey H•rrls Is • syadic•ted
columalst.
ACROSS
1 Runner
6 Display
10 Actuality
14 Overhead
15 Prefix tor
naut
16 Asian nurse
17 Cuts (carrots)
18 Common
Market aim
20 Within: pref.
21 Baked items
23 Proprietor
24 ,Legal papers
26 Marked with ~t;lpes
28 Weepons
30 Pac1hsts ~
3 1 Faithful
32 Denuding ,.
36 Connective
37 rree parts
38 Born
39 ChOw signals
42 0 1 noblenwi
44 Mannerisms
45 Dry.region
46 Excelled
49 Points
50 Was wrong s 1 Wall groove
52 Brtbe
SS Piers
58 Barn unu
60 -of roses
61 Forget
62 Greek region
63 Eye part
64, Young seals
65 Wyoming s
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DOWN
1 Concocted
2 Wading bird
3 Wtld
larkspurs
4 Edentte
5 Breathe
6 Strongboxes
7 Pronoun
8 33rd state
abbr
9 Heartache
tO Pacific coast
11 Iowa
commune
12 Plebe
13 Yonder
19 Pl!CheS
22 Possessive
25 Razz
26 Cherishes
" 27 Currier and
Telephone solicitors deserve hangups
DEAR ANN LANDERS: The
other day J was wallpapering my
bedroom while m} children were
napping. The phone rang and when I
answered 1t, an overl } fnendl}' voice
said. ··H1. this 1s Chm from Central
Publishing. Ho~ arr ~ou toda~''" I
was annoyed and replied. "It .. ounds
hke yo u're selling something · he
replied. "Magazines." I prompt!}
hung up. m11Ted that I had been
interrupted by another nuisance call.
She phoned back When I said.
··Hello." she snouted. "You kn01.1.
you're a rude b--'." and hung up.
Who's rude'? lfl were walking down
the street and someone was handing
out handbill s. I wouldn't take one. If
that woman came 10 m> door selling
magazines. I would shut the door in
her face . What nght has a company to
call me in mx home and force Its !>ale~
pitch on me
Ma~be 1fenough people hung up
more often. we would pul an end to
these nuisance calls.Junk matl 1s bad
enough, but at least you can throw 11
out without opening 11
Would you say I was rude'.1 I'd like
an honest opinion. -D. IN THE
EAST.
DEAR D.: You weren't rude. Tbe
1ollellor was. Granted, many tele-
phone 101lcltora bave small children
and mull work from tbeir bomea. But
&bey are trai.aecl to be peats and will
keep talking as long as yoa let tJiiem.
Tbl1 problem Is going to get worse
before It gets better. Now, !leaven
llelp as, we !lave compaters calling.
Some fol.Ill may view nns as llglt-teeb
sopblstleatlon. I call it anotller elec-
tronlc sllort cat to tbe loony bln. • • • DEAR ANN LANDERS: I am
writing in regard to "A Steady Reader
in Waterford, Wts.'' wh ose wife was 46
killed because of his drunken driving.
I would like to tell you about
another woman who had a nervous
breakdown because of the same
problem.
50
55
60 It happened when he didn't come
homeafierwork unt112a.m. When he
got upstairs to their bedroom; she.
could see he was cockeyed drunk. 63
The next morning he was pulling
out of the garage onto the dnvewa) to
go 10 work. Hts wi fe ra n to the door lo
gi ve him his lunch. which he had
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28 Wallop
29 Cone bearer
30 Pickles
32 Dished out
33 Continual
34 4d1acent
35 Do·re·ml
37 Beggarly
40 Fans out
41 Strands
42 Put down
43 Apply
16
45 Parent
46 Flower pan
47 Kinfolk
48 Author
Mlch~el -
49 Slings
5 1 T net< le .,
53 Assortment
54 Outhne
56 Ma1umum Si Rhea's km
59 Hallux
11 12 13
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LANDERS
forgotten. She went as far as the porch
and fainted. Her husband got out of
the car to see what was the matter. He
<;aw an 8-year-old girl imbedded in
the gnll of his car
He reported h1mself10 1he police-
sa1d he had a complete blackout.
didn't rememberhitting anything. He
wa<; charged with DWI and a few
other things that will keep him in
pnson for quite some time.
Maybe others who dnnk and dn vc
ma}' decide it's not worth the risk
after reading this letter. -STILL
HO RRIFlED IN PORTLAND.
DEAR PORTLAND: What a grisly
story. Bone-ebllllng, to say the least. I
bope It makes an Impact on drivers
wbo cbance "a few" and don't tbi11k It
will make any difference.
DEAR ANN: You were right on
about selecting able-bodied friends to
serve as pallbearers. Will you re~pond
to anothl·r question on the same
'iUbjeCt'l
Wh > no women pallbearers? I've
read obits regularly since Jo urnalism
school and have never '\ecn a woman
listed as a pallbearer Females ha vo
won equal lime on other assignments.
and I'd hke to appoint a couple of
female friends to help with my own
carryout later on Any rule against 1t'.1
-P.C.. IN AUSTIN.
DEAR P .C.: Wome• bve 1ervecl H
pallbearers. 'l'Mre Is ao pr°'1b1Uoa
a1aillst It. ·
'ftey cu serve as lt6.orary
pallbearers If t~J dH't wut to lift.
Or tlaey may aae wlaeelecl carts ucler
tbe casket.
B11t h v11lnt'rabl<' Soul h rlrllls
NORTH
t K 10 2
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WEST
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EAST
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Thr-h1drl1 ng
South Wt-st North F.ut
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Opt~nin~ lt'ad. F1V1' of +
Thr 1na11$otural (';1vc·1ul1-.h ('111b
Team \hamp1on:-.l11p f11r n·n1·a
t1nnal cl11hs anrl b11-.1111•....., 11rgan1n1
t ions was. appropnatt'ly 1·nn11gh ,
won by a ti' am nf hridgc· ""l'll•'r>:
and lect urrrs from t ht· G<1rf'11 orga
nizalion. The srnring was hy total
points. an<l t he• 1•v1•nt was l'ln"''
until the final ft•w hanrl". wh1'n lh1•
Goren team pullrrl away to wi n ti~
, som<' 6110 points
On this hand, thC' Gorl'n four
some was opposf'<I hy a team from
the Cavendish Club S1tt1n$ot Ea"t
and West for th<' rav('ndtsh C'l11b
wrre two players who ha<I 'l('v1•ral
times represented their countnP!>
In world team championship com-
petition. The Goren squad reached r... diamonds on the auc·tlon
shown, and Wt>st doubh>d to 11top
"'lS partner from bidding on lie le<l
his singl('ton d ub. and dummy's
CHARLES
GOREN
OMAR
SHARIF
1ack wa.. ... t'11\'CrNI hy the QllPf'n I><'·
l'lan·r .. Joseph Low of :\t>w )ork.
won Wll h lhf' an'. shrPwdly cnn-
n'ahnst tht' king.
11<' th<'n led the jack of diamonds.
lwptn~ tn indure West to play low
But Wrst corr<'ctly rosr with the
arc• of <11amonds. anrl was IPft with
lht• prnblrm of rl1•l'11t111g how to
com in1H· the rll'frn'lr If East had
st11rtNl with tlw king-qu1·en uf
dubs, t lw c·ontrnc·t was go1njt down
as long as the df'ft•nd•·ro.; madt" 'lll re
oft h1•1r lwart t rwk. 1 f.not. Wl•St had
to 11nd..rlf'ad '"" at·t• l)f heart to
gN his partnn in for a dub kad.
(lnrl tht• ~ruff wo11l<l cir frat tlw
hancl A ft f'r m111 h thought Wt•c;t
t·a'\hf'll 1111· a• c• 11f h1'arl:-anrl that
wa" that
S('1• what w 1111ld ha\'r happened
had Ea"'t play1·rl a low dub to the
f1r-.t tru·k' That would have
marked declarer with at least two or lhe lhrt•c top honors. '10 the only
('hanct• ror the defense would have
been for West lo lead 8 Wl\y rrom
hts ai•p of h<'Hrt:-at trtC'k t hrt'f' to
~f'I hts r h1h ruff
Look for 'sgraffito 'after the 'sfs'
~·
What~ You didn't know tbc only
1 complete word in the English d1c-
t1onal)' that starts with •·sg" 1s
"sgraffito"? An art form, that. You
create sgraffito by scratching through
one color to reveal another color
underneath . Look It up. It 's nght
under all those old famihar words
that begJn with "sf."
L.M.
Bo YD
O How come dau') cows will kick about cows. sergeants. grandmothers.
you ca ttywampus. 1f yo u try to milk loan officers. pntnear everybody.
them from the ten $1de'>
-A. Cntten ofhab1t. Lo~n aao. they RecenJ generations of human bc-
werc trained from the n t because 1ngs have grown taller. but that has
most milkers were n t handed. not been a patter'n from the bcgin-
Oncc the pattern IS set, beinp don't nina. Cro-Magnon Man was t.aller
hke it mes~d op You can ~y this th~n t<>sfay's man:
•
You'v<' said "hnoleum" so ofien
I'll warrant you've forgotten the "hn':
1n 11 comes from "linseed 011."
In 1908, monosod1um glutamate
- call 11 MSCI -was isolated from
seaweed. Long aner oriental C'OOk!i
started using seaweed 1n their ch'ihes
to hnng out the navors.
lr'thal flamingo 1s standing on l)ne
foot. tt's asleep Or almost
MH~ch usctt!' gets 20 pert'en1of11~
budaet from its lotter\'
L.M . Boyd Is • Jy11dlr•tt'd
C'Ol11m11J1t.
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by Bii Keane
"He said to veer left at the light, Mommy.
Do you know how to veer?"
MA.RMADUKE by Brad Anderson
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PEA.NUTS
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REPORT ON TME
FRENCH REVOLUTION
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ROSE IS ROSE
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_Highly-~ecorated designers s'1owcas~d
Fourth Interior Design Show at OC Fair
to showcase worksof industry's best
More than 400 of Southern a.m. to 9 p.m. Friday and Satur-
Callfornla's top designers. artists day and from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. on
end craftsmen will display their Sunday.
works at the fourth annual In-The main attraction for this
terlor Design Show at the Orange year's show will be the custom-
County Fair and Exposition built American Society of Interior
Center Friday throuQh Sunday. -Design (ASID) ~~owcase house in
H f · h' d · t the center of the Design House· ratl~::ou~~: ~~~sb!nav~~;b~~ Building.
and personal consultations and The showcase house will be
free seminars will be given m four constructed by Gloria Man-
decorated interior design build-chester ahd the Cert1f1ed Can-
ings, which will be open from 11 tractor Group The group is
planning a specail green house to
be constructed behind the
kitchen.
The Public Building wlll be
open to everyone with a general
admission ticket, and houses 200
Individual vignettes. Prominent
ipterior designers will be appear-
ing ln"the building throughout the
show. Carlton Wagner, a well-
known color psy~hologl~t and
lnterioc designer. will be a gue~t
speaker. while Ab.Py Menhenett,
president of the Orange County
Chapter of the ASID will also
speak.
The Design House Building will
show the newest design
schemes. while Individual booths
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The Garden Building will have
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Ron Baron, prod,µcer of the
show, Is a prominent Inter-
national Sodety of Interior De-
signers member. Baron has
worked on the homes of Bob
Newhart and Donny Osmond and
has worked closely with several
lido Isle homeowners.
Baron has owned. operated
and taught at design schools In
California and Washington since
1967.
For the past five years, he and.
partner Cathy Zilko have run The
Ron Baron School of Interior
Design In the South Coast Design
Center in Costa Mesa.
In producing the show, Baron
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concept of what the Interior
designer does into a tangible and
visible entity.
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entertainmen-f room of the e-
Interior deel&nera will dlaplay their work at the Interior
Dealgn Show at the Orange County Fair Friday-Sunday.
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Follow a p(>t-uc;k recipe for a kitchen with .taste
Right mix of ideas from designer, friend,
relative help renovator cook up winner
SACRAMENTO -I'm In the
middle of r~novatlng my kitchen,
"Bnd I find myself giving consider-
able thought to ..Questions I'd
Have thought sllly just a few
months.ago ..
Should the refrigerator-freezer
be the aide-by-side kind or the
top and bottom kind? What's the
best way to store knives? Would I
like a tile floor? A double sink?
hand, sometl~es you get what
you pay for.
Take the refrigerator. for ex-
ample. Aunt Norma has per-
suaded me that what I really w&nt
Is a top and bottom model. The
long, narrow cavity of the side-
by-side Is a more dlfflcult shape
In which to stuff turkeys: mrlk and
bags of artichokes, she reasons.
Also. by choosing the more
accommodating top and bottom
model, I will save from $100 to
$200.
·should 1, this late In life, switch The sink Is another place I'm
from a manual to an electric can saving money. I had originally
opener? thought I might like one of those
asymmetrical double sinks,
I've had to sort through much which has a wide compartment
high-tech slick-look In~ gear. I've for basic use with a shallow much
had to consider whether I want smaller compartment for the
the most . expensive garbage garbage disposal. This arrange-
dlsposal and wire baskets that ment Is supposed to make It less
roll out at my finger tips. I might llkely that odds and ends like
have floundered had I not sought sliver spoons and bag ties wlll fall
the advice of three of the most Into the disposal. But Cherie, who
sensible people I know: kitchen has one of these sinks, finds It
designer Ellen Cheever of Ellen dlttlcult to wash plates In the
Cheever & Associates; my neigh-shallow garbage disposal com-
bor Cherie Shimek, and my aunt partment without chipping them
Norma Draper. on the faucet. •
.,...--IAm· ~cometo.t--__._.·Bon+get it,'' st:te sa~
conclusion that the most ex-won't, thereby savlr:ig $50 to $75.
pensive and trendy choice often I already had nixed a double sink.
Is not the best. But on the other It only makes sense If you wash
----....------------------f WhenyOu wanttosee
the wood's grain, stain !
By ANDY LANG
When you want the wood
exterior of your house to show
through Its covering material.
you use stain rather than paint.
Stain has pigment In it, as paint
does, but In an amount small
enough so that the wood can be
seen. Just how much of the wood
Is visible depends on the kind of
stain you use. When the grain of
the wood shows througn, tne
stain Is called semi-transparent.
When there is enough pigment in
it to hide the grain, but not
enough to hide the texture. the
stain is known as a solid-color
product. Some stains permit
both the grain and the texture to
remai n visible to a degree.
The variety of stains is so great
these days that you can achieve
almost any result you want. But
the stain generally shovld be
applied directly to bare wood and
to a surface which you intend to
keep stained for many years.
Trying to remove paint from the
outside of a house so that it can
be stained is a major job better
left undone. However, some latex
solid-color stains can be used
over paint provided the old
peeling surface has been
scraped exactly as though you I
were going to use regular paint as
the final coat.
Although stains can be ob-
tained In many colors and
shades. the most popular are
cedar and tones of redwood.
Water repellents and preserv-
atives may be used with or
without stains, but check to see
whether your particular stain is
compatible with either or already
contains the property you want. It
Is also Important to read the stain 1
label to determine the circum-
stances under which priming is
necessary. Incidentally, most
stain manufacturers promise '
their products are not suscep-I
tible to the peeling ailments
associated with paint.
While stain ordinarily must be
applied to a dry surface. check to
see whether you have a latex type
that adheres better when put on a
moist surface. Stick to the old
painting formula of following the
sun as you work; that is, stain in
an area where the sun has
already been that day and not
where It will be. Not only will the
sun dry the stain too quickly, It
will mean you are working direct-
ly in the rays of the sun and will be
sub1ected to fatigue and heat
exposure if it 1s a hot day.
DESIGN SHOW ...
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cepts.
Other ASID desglners showing
rooms In the home will be Dale
Fawhrney of Dale Fahrney In-
teriors; Wes Hageman of Cannell
and Chaffin; Judy Carmichael of
Concepts II. Ltd.; Lois Harding of
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poul, becauM "I gueu I prefer
touching dirty dlahee to touching
garbage." I say the dllhwuh«,
·becauM I have a large famlty
whk:h producea a lot of dirty
dlahes. -Cheever llkea .-to . uk people
wfft not add to t
a home u tlte (and Corlan) wtll.
To obtain . the tile look, and
poaalbly the . resale value,
Cheever auggeat1 paving the
back spluh area with tile, In '
color to match the counter t~-
Another trend 11 to trim the
edges of kitchen countera wt1h
wood to match the cabh*'Y· A
such hypothetlcat queatlons to
get a reading on thetr true and
hidden kitchen feelings. A dis-
posal chooser cluea Cheever Into ~ad l~ea, says Cheever, becal•
addrealng the entire ~ltchen .. you re going t'?, be rubbing y~r ..
garbage system in· particular' tummy against the edge of the ,
detail she says. counter near the sink." That and • Intermittent wetness wtll soon
. My new kitchen will have 40 wear the finish off the wood.
square feet of counter top,
hooray! Slots In the counter to hold
knives -blade Inside, handle
out -are also a bad Idea that
looks great. Cheever points out
that since you can't see the
blade, you won't know which
knife to puff· 0ut, unlesl y0u
memorize which handle goes
with which. bfade. Since knives
are used both near the stove and
near the refrigerator, a large
kitchen should have them stored
In both places.
Wood8, tile., noon and e-.en refrtceraton abould be
conaidered before remodeUnc a kitchen.
Cheever recommends I cover It
with plastic laminate, Instead of
more expensive tile. If I had more
money. she would urge Corl an
over tlle. In other words, she
dislikes tile as a CO\Jl'ilersmfa'Ce,
because Jt Is more difficult to
clean. "If you want to go swipe,
swipe, and keep the counter
clean, you need a solid surface
counter top," she says. To
choose between Corlan and
plastic laminate, you must weigh
your budget against the durabili-
ty of Corlan, from which nicks
and scratches can be erased with
a bit of sandpaper. Corlan will
eesHO to 30 percent more tban
Ditto salt and pepper shakers.
"A kitchen with only one pair of
salt.and pep.per shakers Is a sadly
designed room," Cheever com-
most tlle.
your dishes by hand (which I scrubbing roast pans.
r:eruae..to.do~ and thereby Oe§d a One side Issue here Is the
compartment for soapy water hypothet ca ques t""'whlcli
and a compartment for rinse would you choose if you could
water. All I need is a big basin for only have one: a dishwasher or a Unfortunately. plastic laminate
ments. "Pep fof" tltfo-8alt---~~----1
pepper shakers for goodness
sakes."
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OranQe Cou1 OAIL. Y PllOT I Wedneeday, September 24', 1986
B~lsiger's
ideas-are-heley
all right
In case you didn't know. God is a Republican.
At least He is according to Costa Mesa's David
Balsiger. That's the inescapable conclusion to be drawn
from Balsiger's 1986 California edition of the Can-
didates Biblical Scorecard. .
To refresh your memory. B~lsiger i's the sam.e man
wtfo ·ciaims his group kept the Sovier Union from
participating in the O lympic Games here and now heads
another subtly named organization called RAMBO.
Balsiger's Biblical scorecard, copublished with
Christian Voice. a Washington D.C. lobbying group,
decided what the biblical stance was on issues ranging
from aid to the Contras to the Star Wars defense
program.
Never mind that the good book makes no
references to the Contras: forget that Star Wars doesn't
appear in any popular versions of the Bi ble anti that a
balanced federJtl budget wasn't a topic any of the
Apostles cared to tackJ e. Most of the scorecards' issues
aren't addressed in the Bible. not in the New Testament.
not even in Revelations.
Balsiger must read from other holy pages.
But after establishing the party -make th.at the
biblical -line, Bal siger rated candidates on how well
their views adhered to his standard.
Republicans were nearer to God than th ee. the
Democrats that is.
we·r~ l}Ot sure who is more surpQiecJ~y al~ of t.h1s
-Republicans. Democrats or t c go [or(:fft1mseff.
Su rel), Democrats must be at least a little disturbed
to find a Costa Mesa publisher has usurped St. Peter and
placed them on the wrong side of heaven. not to mention
the ballot.
And Republicans might be j u ta bit uneasy hearing
they have. shall we say. a Higher standard to maintain
thanks to Mr. Balsiger. That could be quite a cross to
bear fo r some candida tes during the heat of the
campaign .
But our guess ts that God. Himself must be the most
disturbed at being placed so squarely in the GOP camp.
It doesn't really mean God's Own Party docs it? Of
co urse not.
Our own limited understanding was that we arc all
God's children. We bd1cvcd that His flock incl uded all
of us. even Libertaria ns.
Whether we pray si lently in the classroom, support
the ERA or the N RA, it was our belief that God was with
each us -even on Electi o n Day.
Granted, we can't be absolutel y sure because the
Good Lord isn 't actually telling anyone the5c days
except Pat Robenson.
But it seems more appropriate to separate our
political belie fs fro m our religious fait h, o ur churches
fro m our po litical p~rti es and our religious leaders from
our political leaders.
Pray that me mbership 1ri o ne party or anoth1..·r
doesn't precl ude membership in His fl ock. Amen
Op1n1110' t'XPrt'\\l'll 111 th" 'P~s, l' an• lhi"" ot th« Dash Pllci1 I llhl·r 'll'"''
e\prc\St'd 11n 1h1s paSl' :.irt· 1h11,t' 11i 1h1·11 .rnlhol\ .ind anl\t' l{cad<'r 111ninl\'11t IS In\ lied I he Dasi\ ri1 "1. ,, I ) Ho~ I~''" ( ll\lii .\k'kl ·1~1.2.. 11h111w
M2-h0Xo
LETTERS
Help us save lives of lost pets
To the Ed11or
I am writing 1n rl·gard Ito a lr11t·r
read recen1h in tht' Da1h 1'1101 II ~a'
wn tten b) (<1rol Kel'k r n:ganJ1ng th1·
cond1t1on'> :.it the < o~ta Me<,a Poltt 1•
Departmen1 ·\pp:.irl'n th thl'\ houw
lost pet<, 11.11h111Jt thl' puhltl t>c.·1ng
aware of th t\ I '.'.s\ \l'f\ \hol l..t'(f to
learn th1r..
Cats and olhl·r .sn 1m:il' 1a,11k from
dogs) arr put 111 \kl'p rrompth on
amval at 1ht ()rang.l' ( ounl\ \lll'lll'r
afler t>c.·ing lwld ,11 !hl' rnltu• tkpart-
mcnt wi th 111.qa·r'> <ii (11,t p..·t' hJ" 1ng
no WJ\ of k ni1~10)! thl\ It wa' aho
By tbe As!loeiated Pn·s~
f ocla1. "\l,,t•drw,d.i\ 'll'pt 24 ttw
267thda\ ol l 'IXh llwn·a11·118da.,.,
lclt tn th<: \l'iH
Toda}\ h1~hl1ght 111 hl\t11r\
On Sept. 24 I 7X9 < ongrr5s pas-.ed
the first Judit tM)' i\l'l. wh1c:h
provided for an •\ ttnrnl'V ( 1ent·rnl
and a Suprcm~· < ourt
On thl\ date
In I 86Q. lhou\and.., of' 1nvc!>tor'
were ruined 1n J W.111 \trcet panH
after financtt'r'> l,1\ < 11 11sltl and Jamn
Fisk attempted t11 ,,H ra·r tht· g.11ld
market.
In 1896 author I \11111I1 11gt·1alcl
was born.
In 1929. I I Jam\'' 11 l>ooltltle
guided at o nsolldall'J ;-... 't ~ l31pfane
over Mitchell h cl<l in New 't t1r~ 1n
the first all-1n'itninlt'nt f11).!h1
Diily Pilat
i r" , , t .. .,.11 , ;.1. • '1
! tf Ji. lt.1f' ,1 •t ,,,
"?l''' I ... , .I ,,..,
••• f •• ~,.~' I A I If •
ml'nt1oned that there arl' n11 '>l)!.n' ~1t
thr shelter or police depar1ml'nl I l o~
1<, an o wnl'r ofa lo-.1 ani mal lcml..1ng at
the shelter to know thl'\o ma\ hl· ;11 tlw
pol1cl' dl'partml'nt'1 1, po,1111g, ,1
potcn11alh life-saving '>1gn 101 a lmt
pct 1ha1 ou1 uf1hc qul'\t111n''
We owe our pct~ all lhl' lml· .ind
t:arc we can gi vc thJcm. 1 o l'\..·ttn t;tkl'
carenfourl<1c;t pct<,t\llnl·~.1 ~ tlln1t\
of< mta \1e<;a can lll'lp t" 1n thl\
res ix· rt
M ·\ K \ I' I \ f< \< > ~
C'H f'iTI K l'I \KV>:--.
< 11\t.1 Ml·,,1
In 1914. Uat>c.• Ruth m:1dl' h"
farewell appcarann · ;i<, .1 n:g.ul.tr
ba')cball playe r with thl' Nl'\\ Yor~
Yankee-. 1n a game agatn\t thl' Hmton
Kn l Sm r he \ox won. 5-0
Jn 1941 . nine Allu:d goverr11lirnt'
pkdgcd adherence to the Ath11HK
('harterdraOcd by Pres1den1 Franklin n. Roosevelt and Bri tish I Pnme
M1n1stcr Winston S. Churchill
In 19~5. Preo;1dcn1 Dwight D
1:.t.-.enhower 'iuffered a hean attack
\l.hile \a1,.a11oning 1n Denver
In 1963. the ~enate rattfil'd a trt·at\
with Britain and thl' Soviet l ln1nn
lim11ing nuclear testing. ·
In t 969. the trial of th'' < 'h1cag11
Eight began The defendant\ \I.err
accused ofcrus!.1ng <.ta1t· ltnc' to \tart
riot' al 1lw I W18 IX-mo< rattl l '"'"l'P
1111n
Keren Wittmer Put>l•Sl111!1
Tom hll
F 1!1101
"Oon f'enl•)'
ritv [dolor
Tom Cl•nln
N4'wS Editor
Craft Sheff
<;''°''~ ( dllor
f.,renc• J, Kand ..
C.•ri ult11ton DtttlCll')t
Robert Cantr•ll Prr,duc.11011 01r11Cll'lt
Howard Mul .. nery 11.dVflrltllnQ Olr4'CIOr
..... , ... .,Ina
C111t•1t1'W1 Dtrl!Glll•
t rue. TM!e C.onlroller
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... One of the ways RepublJca ns win el ections In this ~t8le. desg1te thJ,~ crime Issue ..
, lnferlornumbers JstoaccuseDemocratlcfoesofbeJngsquls yon · ~I ' ~
Fighting crime is a gas
for those well-prepared
lk pn·par\·d -that'' Ill) motto .
fht5 I .. wh\ I \lgm·d ur fora tl';JI ga~
course. I ht• dil\ ·lonit '>\''>~tun . lnn-
. dul'tl'd b\ a-faV:-l'nlort'~ml·nt 1iffit l'r
taughLus.ho"' to U'\l' tl·arga,tan".tt·r<,,
and 1rchn1qul''\ In prn ent ;11·onlrnn-
ta11 nn with .in a'\\~11bnt
We \.\l'rl' told m11ul'r' prdl'r t11111d ,
trightl'nrd \ ll 11111' and "'c 'h1>uld not
puS\) ful)t along. 1wd-ing 11\ t'I our
-;houlder~ whl'n Wl' Wl's1.· wa ll.in~
alonl'. da1 or night
"ff1,ou think !\Onll'onl' "lollow1nl(
H>U ... the tn'itructor t11ld u'>. "\.\·h1rl
around. pu t \ mtr hand' on \'(lllr htp\
and \huut. · ~n· ~ ou tnllo~ 1ng me'.'' "
The theor~ ., thl' muggl'r "Ill rl•ah1t·
\ouarcn't arH·a-.\ m.11!.. .1nd\\ill l1111"
ior a morl' '\U\l'l'Plthlt \ 1l t1111
\l,,l• V.t'rl' aho 111ld t11 l;i1n p.1l l.;1J.!.l''
l ht''\l high so Wl' ltllild Ill\\ lhl'l11 tn
the faCl' ol an a.,s;1ilant. )ti\ If\!/. u ... th.11
)plit wc1md llt't'dn l 111 ;1101 ou1
can1~tcr of 1ear g..1,
There wa~ a qut'!ilh>n rn 111~ mind
about wh1rlrng ;ir11und .111<1 pulling
hand~ on h1n' "'hen \(llJ ha\1.' )tlltr
arms full of pat ~.1gc' Du \ 1111 t hrm.,,
the packaie' at thr 1wr\11n tirc;t .ind
thl'n ask ti hl'\ 1111111'.' Ill~\ IHI" lltl Id II l
bnng 11 up -till' 1n<.trtttt111 \1.,1,
alread\ into anotlll'r lkkn\IH· plm
Hr empha ... 11nl \\l' \ht11 dd .Jl\\,I\\
ha\l' the ga' c:1nl\t1'1 ill 11111 1t.u1d
whl'O walking. 11r on .1n .. 1n .11 111 N111
all mugg<'rs are cons1e.kn1tl' l'l1011gh tu
\\att ~hilt' ~uu dig 11 t1u1 ot \Our pur\\'
or porket.
\t thl' l'nd of !ht• rour<.l'. \\J th th\:•
rrqutrl'U l n•tknt 1ah 111 ha,nd. I Im ugh 1
f\A ,1 l:.tnl\tl'r' ol lhl\ potent prutn·t11r
I practtl'l'd .,rra\ 1ng at ;1 ta11· dr.1"'n
nn p;ipcr taf)l'd 111 tht· g:ir.1ttr door .ind
lOUld m.t l..t• :1 d1rl'l I hit Ill till' l'\l'\ .ti
IOfn·1
I tclll1>\A\'d th t· 1t·thn1qut'' \Al' \\l'fl'
t.1ugl11 \.\Ull-.l•d 111 .Ill ,l\S\'111\l' llli.Hl
11l'L -.houldl'r~ had. .. tarr11.'d pat'k.1g1.· ...
111 tht· arrrn' cd manner. and pral ·
ltCl'd unh1ck111g the car door with Ill\
left hand treeing m\ nght hand to'"''
thl' 1car gas 1f apprnarhl'll
I "'as prcpart·d . to~1f1dent :rnd
·lo1ik1ng fol"\\ard 111 1.1pp1ng '"nw
t·ret'p v. ho appro.ll hl·d nw 1n .1
parking lot. I "allll'd !11 'l't' him
'.'fllhl' on thl· ground and pkad !111
111Cfl \.
fhrl'l' \\t'l'k' attn "gradu;11m11" a
lncnd ntlll'd ml' frant1l'alh ahuul
1111d n1g.ht ~hl' nn·d('d 1t1 h.1\ l' .1
pre'>l'rtpt1011 tillnl for lwt hu,h.ind
and th e pharrnal \ \\OUIJ n11t dt•lt\\'1
at that hour ol thl' night ~ht• a\kl•tf 11 I
\Aould rm l.. 11 up a\ ht•1 hushand "'·"
1n g1l'al pa111 and 'ht• didn't Y.anl to
!l'i.1\ l' 111 rT1
I "'"' tnln 111\ dothr\ ,111d th1· t .11
ll'i.lr ga' 1n hand in k" th.in ti\l·
1111n11h'' 1 hl' pharm:il' ~.t\ 111 .1 l11t.tl
hmr1t,1I I hl' p.1rl.1 ng lot ~a~ ncarl~
l'Olfll' .ind not l\l'lf l1gh1t·J I lnokn .I
around r arl'lull) h\.•lort· unltKktng thl·
U H dl1t1r and Stl·pp1ng out
I 11,t•d ffi\ kl'l'p-~uur-tl11;tanre-or
' '1u'll l'W·\orn pn<.t11rt· It \\url..nl
'11 orw lurl-ing 111 tht· dark .1p-
proarhl·d llH'
I raid ln1 the pre'' npt1•rn mardll'd
nut. and""' alrno't 111 nn t .tr 1n th.11
• <larl-. dl'\ated parl.111g 1111 "'lwn I
heard loot\ll'P' h4.·h1nd llll'
I '' htrlc.:d arnunJ ,rnd '·'"' ;1 man running in Ill\ d1rt·t t11Jn :--..o nrnl to
J \I.. 11 lh' \\l'l'l' lollco\Atllg Ill\' 11 "·"
nh\ 111u' I 'qltl'al..l·d "I l•>ld 11 ... rnd
kt h1ni h;I\ ~· 1t
I \\a<. "hril..ing \o much I \pra,,·d '"'
left 'houldl'r and h" 11,1nw 1.1~ It "'"'
the pharm1,t\ a\C.1't:in1 hr 1ng1 ng nll'
thl· prl''>lrtfHtt>n I h;td l1·1l 11n lhl'
u1untn
Columnist Anfl H t'/h livt'.\ in
Laguna Nigtie/.
The anti-crime, anti-drug
bandwagon is getting full
As e lections draw n ear ~pol~ti c i ans pick
especially time ly causes to c h a mpion DAN
WALTERS
~ ·\< I{.\ M 1.:-.; 1 < > I 11 t h1· l'..trh
d,l \'> t>I hi\ f)Oltlll.11 ldf<'l'I lfl \l,1
h.sm.t ( ll'111gl' Walldl<' p11r11.11 <'d
h1m,t•ll a., \Oml'thmg 111 ,1 p11pr1lt\I
I 1tx:ral .ind dtdn ·1 d11p.trt1l ula1 II "'l 11
I l'gl'nd ha\ 11 thal V.;illat1· lw,,11tl\'
-.une"ful onh altl't \ <>" 11111 tll'\ \'t \11
al lc)\\ an opponl'nt to· 11111 '''!! · 111111
again In th o<,r da\' 111 Iii) \.\hill'
poli \tt.:\ 1n lhl' \rn1tll pol1t1t 1.111'
;il\\;t\\ could n11lr.t' .1n r1110111111al
rnpon<.L' h\ p1ql111\lnfl 111 111111n I
~ou tht·rnl'r .... tnd w~H·~·:1t1<111 .1~'.st11\t
the r~dc. of' rat1.1l 1111q1r.1tton ltn11~·
prumotnl thr~ \,11d h' 110,\ \ .111
1..r('\
( ll'(Jll\l' \l,,'tJllatl' \\ J \ ,I\ \'I\ \Ill 11'\\
tut polllll llln lht'f\,illl'I .111d '\\II
took hi\ \l•gr.1iat11H11•,1 11T1.1g1· 1111rth
\~,lf(f doing ~l'll cno11~·.h 111 '' .1r•· till'
I kmmrat11 Part' l'\l.thll\h1t11•111 l11r .1
ft'\!. } l'dr\
f'Oll llt llH1\ dnn'I If\ tc1 lllll \l'&
t'.11.h 11thl'I ;.111 \111111r r•n1 tn lhl'
~11uth . hut lhr 1u.11llt=i'n 1•q111\,dt•n1 t~
quilt' n 1tknt' in"( alif111111;1 lh" t,111
dennunc1ng t'rtmr .111d ~ 11111111,11,
< and1da1c~ 10 \crtnu'I~ rnntr'>tl'd
raCe'i throughout t ht' ~ll\lt' :Sf\' I UI ning
to cnmc a .. 1hr1r "1<.,111·" of d)Oll'l'
That strategy f\''\I~ on lhl· thew y th:1t
~wing \.nter' -1ho.-,1· v.ho rl·;:ill\
Jet·1de mmt t'l1'1 lt<>l\' arl' \'\\\'l\t1al
I) con ... er\;it1\t' 1ndq)l·nd1·n1' nml1
1nal f>tmrnr.tt \ mo\lh \.\ho .111· not
\.\l'ddl·d 111 t'l lhl'r p.111\ hut .irr
\.\IHTll'll ahout l nml' .
<>nl' llf lhl' WI!\\ Kep11hl11an' \I.If!
l'IC't lltlll\ 111 th!\ 'ti.Ill' Ck\()lll' th1•11
1nk111111111mt>c.·r,."1<1 .tu U\1' f)(•m11
Lf3lll Im·\ ol tx·111g \qlmh' un thl'
l.flml' l\\llt' ( H'tlfJ.!C' ( k11k llH'j1.tn
11<,i'c1 1 nnw :1\ h1<. m.11nr l'\\Ut.' in
w1nn111!( till' )(11\t'ff t11r,h1p lout \l'ar'
agn
.\nt111pat111v that <.tratq~~. lknw·
t ra ttt ('and 1d.111·, tr\ to (fl'mon\11 ;111·
that lhn. 11111 .lft', tn11jth nn rnmt• :ind;
thl' c~cata1mn ol r lwtm 1c 1·n,111'' 1
d1rntnng to till' po111t 111 n11n1hu1p
trrl'in anl"
t lw h11ta1khatl' mn c hid lu'>ttll'
R t1'l.t' H11ct \ rl'tt'ntton hingt:' .ilmo'>l
cntird y on her attnudc'> tow;ird an1 1·
cnme law'. pnnc1p11ll\ h1•r ~potk~c.
rec.ord' nl voting ag:11n'1 upholding
the.-death penalty II'' not In\! on the
politic.al wnrld thal Rird 1\ ,1 ~ I 111\<•r
1n thr nHl\l rcn•nr poll'
Wtlit\' Hrn\.\n lhl' 'IX'U l.t•r of tlw
·\'><.l'ml.11 ~ .snt1l 1p;11l'd th.11"'1th 1111.t
nn thl' ha I Int ;1Md 11kntt1icd ~ 111\
I kmmr.11\ k r p11 hl11 .111' "nuld In 111
hang hn .111d I h<' ,11f 1,on·tr1111l'
l'Pllhet around till' nrck<> 111 11"
lkmucrattt l·and1datn lk trtl'd
thl'rl'fort•. w drall ...i111ll' nl'w lap11al
pun1<.hmen1 kg1,l.1tl(Hl that '.'rntld
gt\\' Dl·nwt rat' 1 n ttgh t r.tt l'\ a ft'l 11rd
of having \ oted the right wa\
I r111n1<1tl'I). till' il'gl\IJt111n ta1k·d. a'
u rn,cr.,.a11'e Kt·ruhlKan'. "'"nl1ng
to den~ Hmwn 'uth ;i tat t1l;.tl 1no1,e
tknouncell the hdl a' a hullo"' 'hell.
and madl' a dl' la1 to ;il l1anu: with
hht"ral lkrnn11 ~11\ Y.ho o pptl\ed alt\
n pan\lon tof I ap1lal punt\hlll\'111
I ht· hill d1l·d 111 a l'.'1l·hOll\l' u111 ·
kn·ncl' lomn!1t1l·1· .. , till' 'talt' I q\1't
l;11l1n-n 1dl'd ,1., \l'\\1011
l.' a furtlw1 prot1·ll 1 \l' dn tl l'
fkmorrat~ 111 tight r:ttl'' hJ\t' <•h
11Hned endor\l'nll'l11\ lrom niaJor la'~
1·nlorccm\·nt group'> -endor1,t•mcn1'
11,11.111\ g1\l'n more tor thetr-rl'l'iord \
11n h1r.1d-,1nd-buttcr 1<.~ue!I than tnr
vo11·s on cnml' ll·g1slat1on.
f hc Dcmorrnts now are trumix·t·
1ng those cndor.,cment<i widely. Slate
~en. Lero)' Greene, a Sacramento
Democrat targl•ted by the Republican
h11:rarchy tht'> year. 1<1 making much
oflm law-cnlorrt•men1 t>ndor'lement<,
1n a \l'rtl'\ of tl'kv1\1on ild~ tor
l'\:lmpk, to oO-.t•t r hallrniter Sanlhtt
~mole}\ tckvt\l'U pitch on drug'
!kmoc-rat1 c I t (10\ I i.'I•
Mc< anh ~. lorkcd 1n a tight duel with
Kepuhl1can Mtkl' ( 'u1h. \lartl·d ant'"
!lertt'S of drarn;it1t teln 11\1nn 11d \ ttm
"l'l'I.. th.II 1mpl\ hi\ 11111mat{' rrla-
t1on,h1p \\lllt '111·r1 l tlf1' -a dear
t'llon 111 dl'lu\t' 111' cndm\l'ml'n t uf
!<me Btrll LhJI ( u1 II " 11\lnlJ, ;" .s
\\ l';I P""
(r(r \ l>~11l..1111p,lf1 h.1-.. hi' >)'.'fl
\lrt'l'I l•IP lllltlll1l'll 1,il\ \hli\.\fllg a
pla111\ Int he' u 11,k11 11\ l'I top m11' 1 ng
out ot an alln 111 l'lldt1t \1' h1111 .,., a
\\:Jrn111 1n thr tight ag;1111\t , 11n1t· N11r
"1l l'\,111h an ;1l1 11kn1 that l k11
k 111q 1.1 n \\01 II 11111d 111 t a·n·1n11n ll''t
1111'\lf.l ~ IP \IF,11 ,I '>l'rll''> of htlf\
dralt nf! '.'llh drnJ.!' 1111, lkmrn1al1l
lhalkng\·t. l nm B1 ,1dln h.1, l1t:rn
•H 1 u" n g I >l' u I-111l'J1.1 n 1 1 I 11t' 111 g 'h > \!. t 11
arPl'l'l IJtl' lht• dangt'I\ flll\ed h)
drug"
I hl' \t1lt -1111 l ri me 'tr.stcg~ h.1,
l'' t' n 111.•t' I\ in ll' qn !\'cl 111111 t hl' , .1111
pa1gn tor thl' lJ .S. "lt•natc.
U.S. Rep. Ed Zschau'. R·LO!I Altos,
behind in the pulls. has i.hurpened his
attack\ on [)1·mol ra tic 'icn Alan
Cian,ton 1n a ~l·nc., of lclcvi.,1on
commercials that accu\c ( 'ranston of
etthcr not voting. or' 01rng no on kry
legislat ion aimed at curh1ng thl' drug
trade and 1r:ick1ng dnwn on tl'f·
mn<\m
W11l 1lw ,wing\ otl'r~ he influcnn·u
h~ lht· d a11l1\ ;ind ~ot1n1erda1m') 11\e1
w.ho t\ tnughl'\I on l I rml'1 Dott'll' ol
( altlornr:l p11ht11 1:111' ;ire helling thn
~ tll ht'
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DAit WAL TBR8
Col••nlat
JACK
ANDERSON
and DAU VAN ATTA
InStd~~r
shou'ld
worry
~Gadhafi
W ·\SI 'I N<i'I ON -Libyan dic-
tator Moammar (.iadhafi. already on
the ropes from a ~hanered econom y
and the fear of future American
bombing raids, now has a potential
knockout punch to worry about: open
opposition by the man he most feared
would challenge h1rti.
Abdel Monc1m al-Hun1 , one of the
onginal dozen Libyan officers who
helpea Gadnali sei1e power tn 1969.
recentl y issued a call to his former
army colleagues and othcr.s to ov~r
throw the dictator. Al -Hun1 made his
declaration from ~x1lc in Cairo,
announcing at the san.1e time . Jhe
formation of a .. Libyan Committee
for National Salvation." Thousands
of leafleh bearing his call 10 arms
Wt'rl' d1!>tnbu ted thruughoul Libya.
\l,,h ) 1s al-Hun1 's acti on s1gnifi .
can1'1 Becau<.e the army's support is
crucial to .am attempted ouster of
Gadhafi.-and a~-M uAh u"'11ik lh '
exiles leading an) of the two dozen
l'arlter an11-Gadhafi groups, ha!.
~trong ties uf f'ncnJ<,htp among army
utlicl.'rs 1n fnpoh
La~t !'oovl'mhcr. 1n fal't . we 1dent-
ttil·d al-Hunt as "tht' man most likely
11> \ucceed Gadhati" -while the CIA
~a~ backing a IMer, Mo hammed
Ynu~scf Maganeff. This Engfoh-
'>peaking flash~ dres~r has consumed
at leac;t $7 million in CIA and Saudi
Arabian funding \.\1thout nottccablc
effen crn ( rJdhafi
( lOll' \Ill' Pl l!\ldt•nt IOtl'nl)r min-
1\ll'r ..ind 1ntdltgrntl' Lh1ef. al-Hun1
"""~ (Jadhali's No J man when ht'
'>Ph i 1n I l.J7S 1n J1!.gust over thl'
fl'gtm\··s r11rrup11on and Ciadhafi·s
pcr-;ecut1on of dt!>'YH,1ents and mtn-
ortt1e'\. Gaclhafi wasi<.o furious at al-
II un1 that he tned to have him
.l\\d\'>IOatl'd 1n ( a1ro 1n 1976
~1n<t' thl'n al-Hunt hu'> laid lo•\,
re\l\llng all sugg\'\llun~ that he lead
thl' OPPO'>lllOn lo (rad ha ti. But last
Januar> hl' made· a -.ecret lnp 1
Wash1n g111n and ronlt'rrcd wllh Re-
ag.1n Jdm1n1..r1a11nn onilial<..
ln\tcl\·r, O\''lf'lix'd thl' talks a5
··rnconclu'l''l'" Hut lht'' did estah-
ll\h t\\11 1rnp1111an1 p0licie): The
I n1tl·d 'itatc' \\nuld not oppose any
:memrt tr\ al-Hun1 to unseat
Cradhali. and there "ould he no CIA
fund., lor l11n> (whtth would ha.,.e
'.'fl'l'kl·d h1~ thar1u·' for po pular
,upp1>rt 111 Lth\a) In \hurt, al-Hun1
"a' gl\ en lrtl' fl'IO. hut wouldn't ha" e
to r arr. 1he ( (.\on hi\ hack.
h1llo\\lng thl' I ·~ ra id on Libya in
o\pnl. intdltgenl·e 'ioun:cs tell us
( radhafi wot an urgent message to al-
Hun1 1n ( airo. He begged him to kt
h)gonc<, t>c.· bygone' and to rcJOln the
ruling mtl1tar~ council in Tripoli. It
wa\ an olkr ..il ·ll un1 t0uld and dtd
rd use tht\ugh hl' l ond\·m ned the
I ~ raid con hi\ u 1untn
Ha\ 1ng 11h\t'r' l'd ( 1adhafi's errat1l
ht'h:t' 1111 \lnl't' thl' homh1ng. al-Hun1
Oh\ 1oml~ frlt lhl' lllTil' was npc to
lake his oppo\1t1on nut of mothball<>
Hr 11ml'd ht\ prorlamat1<10 for Aug
JO.Just before thr 17th anniversary of
tht I 1h\iln rtvolut1011 on ~l'pt. I.
"No I 1h):tl\ ut1tl'll "'ho remain~
faithful to I 1h-.a (l'an ) rl'matn !>tlent
ultl'r tod:i~ " al I lu n1 hcgan. "Thl'
m.1Jon1~ 11f 011rl'lt11l'°' know that on
till' da\~ n o f that eta~ ('-;cpt. I . 1909 ).
W\' did not rl'prr,cnt :tn}thing but thr
Wiii ol lht• rworlc I hl' .SUCCCSSIVl'
l'\ l'llt~ ilnd tht• at ti\ 1ttl''-of our
'tnrn1adl'-1n-arm'' ( nl Moammar
al·< iadhali. \1ton madl· t lcar to u\ thl·
\In 1attun' that he h,\\ follo wed dill'
tn h1' ,·gntt'>ll1 lu't for power
"raknl'!><. 1n thl' lalt· nf rwrsonal grel·d
and pcr<,onal hatrt•ll
"The frcl·dom wh1d1 was the firc;t
oh1rctt vr of our m11itaf) upnsing ha"
chun~cd to !llavcry. bondcrge, pcr-
~l'cutwn (and) despotic dominion
over every citi1~ who is honorable.
honest and moral ... We demand that
Gudhafi relinquish power immedi·
ately ...
"l send tht~ message to my Free
Onicrr'i. . all non-commissioned of-
ficer-. and 'iold1cr'i. r ask them to .
mnve 1m mcd1atcly tu force Col
(rad ha Ii to rclinqu1~h power and
su1 render authonty "
o\l-lfuni\ open oppos111on could
!>{'UI ( radhafi\ doom.
MIN I-EDITORIAL: Tht: el1te es-
tablt~hmen t that ruM the Smithso-
nian lnS"t1tu11on evidently chafes at i1ci
role of play1ne ho'lt to the hordes of toun:<11~ who v1!>1 I the grand museums
alMg the Mall rn Wa1>h1n~ton. So the
1:1\1 of the Smith\on1an s 947 off-
\1rC<'1 parkrng placcs·are now he1ng
c In~{'\! to the puhltc and turned over
to emrluyee parking. Thi<. tr,p1cal
d1~play nf Wa~hinatun "tn'\tdcr • ~1f ..
1sh ness t'i JUSllficd on the patcnl.ly
ah'iurd ground~ 1hat 11 will mak<'
things tougher for h:rronsts who ma~
wont to blow up the nation's cultural
heritage. ..
J•ct Aod~noo .ad 0.lf! V•• AU•
•rt 1yodl~••~ t."Ol11m•l•I•.
·.
* ..., Piii WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24. 141'8 r!I
Golden WHt, OCC open conference with polo Wine. ca.
lbJor INgue 1trlkHUt record Mt 81elnet Dldglra. C4.
Rookie hurler slows
Angels.' bid for title
After the season, I had a month-and-a-half' to two monlhl
off." Indian left-hander Swind.ell
fires four-hitter to win' 5-2
By CHRIS MONAHAN
This ttn1el\e was we11-rested, unttlrflrtnnl}i~~ ..... ..----~
·--------
cwt,,...c:.n11J rn•n•
Greg Swindell now make~ hi'> h Ying as ·a -staning
pitcher for the Cleveland Indian!>, but, like all good
players who make 11 big. he hasn't forgott~n where he
came from. · •
Witness Tuesday night°!) performance by Swindell
against the Angels.
Tbough the Indians are long out oft he pennant race,
Swjndell helped some former ne1ghbor~ -\la)' in 11. -
Swindell (4-l);who was the1nd1ans· No. I draft !)!Ck
in the June draf\ (No. 2 overall) out of the University of
T exas at Austin, threw a four-hmcr to beat Lhe Angels.
5-2. before 22.678 at Anaheim Stadium
The Angels' loss. along with r cJ11~'ln, means that
the Angels m'g1c number remains at ur and that they
cannot cl inctl the American Leagu West until the
Rangers come to town Fnday.
Swindell's performance followed up Rich Yett's
four-hitter 1n Monday's second game and nanded the
Angels their second consecutive loss, the first 11me in
exactly a month that has happened.
"If that's his normal stuff, you arc ~01 ng to be wnt1ng
about that bo.{" for a long 11me," !>aid Manager Gene
Mauch of the ~I -year-old Swindell. '"He's as good as any
young pitching prospcx·t I've seen in a long 11me.
··He's got great arm pos11on and great hand pos111on .
It's a classic deliver). He dominated the gamt'.'.
Swindell was overpowering. striking out fi\e and
g1 v1ng up JUSI one hit after the founh inning. He retired 16
of the Ii nal 17 ballers -
'"(Even) when the)' Jumped on me fur 2 or 3 hm and
a couple runs, I figured I'd have a chance tu keep us in the
game:· said Swindell. ··.\fter W(' got thl' lead. I lned to
txar down and throw harder and get people out m) wa) ··
debut in AUJUSt when the Red Sox knocked him around
for s1.x runs Jn 3'1'> innings on the way to a 24-S win.
"I h•d been up a while the n1&ht before. I was told at
1:30 a.m. that I was leaving for Cleveland at 5:30 a.m .,-
sud SwtndeU. '"If I llad b«n better rested. I might have
been better
"Since my first stan. I'm 4-0. If I lose my ne:u two sums, l'M still over SOO."
Mike Wm. of mu~. will finish well over .SOO u
(Pleue eee A1'0SL8/CS)
Angels'
DJ.&gic
number:
AMERICAN LEAGUE WEST
W L Pct. GB
All&tl• ts8 63 583
Texas 80 7 1 .530 8
Tuesday's Scores
Clc~eland 5. AAgels 2
fe.>.as I :2. ~a11k 6
~ ToaJ1bt'1 Games
( leveland I N1ekro 11-111 at Aa1el1 (McCaskill
16-9), 7 JS pm .. KMP< rad10(710).
T na~ ((1u1man lJ-14 >at c;eattle <Moore I 0-12),
n
Remaining Games
ANGELS I Ill -Home (6): Sept. 24,
Cle\eland. ~pt :!6. 2' 28 Te:r.as .\wa) (7): Sept.
29. JO. Oct I. Kan-.a'> ( 11) Oct 2. 3. 4. 5. Texas.
TEXAS fl 3 I -Home llSJ Sept 29. 30, Oct. I.
G&rJ _p_ettla oL the Angela la ca.llecl aaf e by
third baee umpire Joe Brinkman aa
.,~
Cl~Yel.and'• Brook J~coby applle. lat~~
during third-lnnlnl ateal Tue8day night.
"This summer when we ..aw him on TV, he looked
tired.'. said Mauch "He's got some m:upcratne po"'er:·
Io lba.t w1ndell replied~ '"Mauch must not ha"'e seen
me in a ~hile. We d1dn·1 make the ((,rrcgCWorTa ries.
Oakland.Oct.:! 3,4 5 .\ngels .\wa~ 15):Sept.24 •
Sea11le . Sept. 26. 27. 28, Angel)
Charger finesse will meet
challenge in Servite power
No . 3 Edison needs
clean play against
fourth-ra nked foe
By ROGER CARLSON
Of .. Delly,... • ...,
\\hen high school football fans get
together 10 d1scuv. the <;pcc1fics of
Southland po"'cr'i. surely, 1wo of the
first which come 10 mind are Ed1'ion
H1gh's Chargers and Scrv11c''i Friars.
The two arr pcn:nn1al r hallcngers
to the 4\un'>l'I and .\ ngelu'> League
champ1on'ih1p<1 rr,pt·ct1vel-.. as well
a., the CIF Rig h vl' crown
\\1th that 1n mind. 11 " prl'll)
Ob\ mu'> wh1rh non-league game take<,
the spo1l1gh1 I hurc;<.fr•) night -
Serv11e '' f:.d1\on al Orange ( oa'\I
College.
K1ckoff1<; at .., I01n a g.1n1l· \l'rn a.,
a pick-cm afla1r h Jl\on 1.'0tl'r\ a\
-Orange ( ounl\ ·, ~o I ratl'O teJm
and Sl"f' 1te JI Nil. l
In Big hvc ran t..1ng,. I d1 .. on . .i
defrnlling nhhamp1on v.11h I ong
· Beach Pol}. 1'i No 1 ltxhmll Pul} and
B1!>hop .\mall and ~·r' Ill' 1\ No 4
··1c11 be 1hc1r rx>"l'r Jg<11n'1 our
linc<,5e on hoth '>Hk'> of thl' hall.·· \J1d
Ed1)on ( oal h l>aq: '-" h11c ··')(on ill .. ,
offensl\t lint.' has 10 a' aage 220-225
pound~. but wt. .. fl' 4utl l.. ··
.
This week's prep games, odds
Thursday
Huntington S.:al h a1 'kv. port Harbor
In me a1 Tus11n
I larhor b' o
lu,11nh' l
ben Servllc 's. Edison (at Orange C 11,1\I C llllege>
Friday
Fountain Valle) at M 1~l.1on lt'Jll \,I 1\\lllll \ ll.JO b) 7
h1111h1ll b\ 4 Manna \S. Foothill (at Tustin)
·Capistrano Valley vs CdM (at <X ( I
Woodbndge '-S. l 'niH~rs1t) (at In 1m'I
Estancia vs. Los Amigo'> Cat (1ardl'n C •fll\\'I
Capoh) 10
\\ ouJbnog(' h' o
Lu'> .\m1go'> h~ 4
'iaddkhal·k h\ ~ Saddlcbadt at La Habra ..., Mc~ b\ 1
Laguna lkach h\ 7
F \l·n
M.11er l>l·1 h\ I
Ocl•an V 11:v. b) 1
Rancho Alam110~ 's. Co.,ta Ml·\a (al '-lpl I l.irhor)
Dana Hills at Laguna Al•ath
El Toro a1 Wrc;1m 1n<>ll'f
Mater De1 V'i. Santa Ana (at ~an1a ~nJ Hov.ll
SA Valle) -.s. Ocean V1l"-" (at Htn. Beach)
On the passini end 10, 4uanerhack
Jasun Mc\)crsm11 h. the \on of forml·r
.\ngels pitcher .\nd) Ml''iser'im11h
"We ha' c tu mill. 11 up." Wh1ll' c,.rnl
"We can't turn the hall 0' l'r I 'il'f 1h1'
game as a mallcr of turnmer.. anJ
spcnal lea ms ...
The Charger-.. in marching 111 J 2-IJ
record. have cn1mcd a 7· I r<•'ll'' ,.
ratio 1n 1urncl\erc,
Edison had a "cd 011 Jfter tkk.11
mg El Modena l\\o "'.''"" .1go hu1 Im
a \\eek 1he Chargl'f\ ha\l' 'pent lll•l\I
ol their 11ml· \lmph t(l'lling hl'<tllll\
lilting and running \\Ith no pJd'
because of an l'arl) \Ian 1n lla\\,111
Hutlcr -"ho ha~ filled thl· 'vrnd -
\qll ~tart
tkrn1r < olalrh10. .1 lullhart..-
tinehad,n \\ho hun h1\ km•,· ag:un\t
I I \1mkna. 1\ also l•\)'X'l ll'd ha('k 1n
.ll llOn
I ullh.1l t.. l>J' 1d "ihl·rman ha-. hn·n
<.kdarcd nul for thl' \l'ar and Rill..
PJtta,011 J 'ollll h:.11.kup at ta1lhacJ..
aml do"n linl·man. " 11u1 for .,.,
\HTJ.., \\tth .1 wparaled 'hnuldcr
"\l'r' 1te " a ph' '>tl al learn. 11 hit'
h.mi "Jl\l1plinl'll Jnd has a bal-
.1m,•J .1l1Jl J.. ·· \.\ h1te ..a1J "\\e t.in·1 I ..
turn 11 ''' ,·r or ha',. \lup1d 1xnallll., , .... '"'
··' ,., 111.,;1 h1g gam,· tor u-.. and 11·,
h1g Im ...,l.f\ 1tl' \.\ l. ht·at 1hem in thl·
4u.1r1crtin.11, .inti 1(, ,1 p11hhl ''·
rn\,l(l' \lhonl fl\Jlf\
• ...
l I
I
Sunset
duo seeks
first wins
The ...,un'>ct League finds itself
undl·r fire again Frida) night as
"'1nle'i~ Fountain Valle) and Manna
Ml' faced "'"h potential 0-' 'itans 1f
unsucce\\lul ag.am \t M 1ss1on V ICJO
and Foothill
.\nd Weo;tmtn'iler considered one
ol two team .. tu beat for the un!>t't
l e<1gue champ1onsh1p. ,., threatened
h) Orangt" ( nunt} ·~ No J.-ranked El
Toro Charge~ \loh1le Ocean View
tn<'S 1t1 rehound against SanUl Ana
Va lit'\
Herc·, a look a1 Fnda~ 's games
1n' oh 1ng \un~t LI:ague cntnei.·
l Fountain Valley 10-21 at Mi11loa
Vl~jo 10·!>: "M1ss111n V1e10 1s a preuy
I gotl<l l hc~ ha"'e played two very j good teams ... ..aid Fountain Valley
I ( nath Mike Milner
I "l1·,go1ng10h<'1v.01>-2teams who
ar(' C\trcmel) hungr. for a win.
M1'>'<10n \ ICJt> hao; <i good athlete l ITnm .\rnnnl'I al 4uartcrback. He
ha<, J grtat Jrm and he will pose a
1hrca1 a' a '>l ramhltng. rollout-type
pas!>er
"\.\ t' hJd ,,\(TI,. prohlem!i con1a1n-
ing ( f IT uro'\) Hret John'<on and we'll
haH' 111 "'""hard nn that Ho~full~
"c II 1mp111\l' our uffenst'e hne pla)
' l'J 111'" 111u\h hkl' 10 1mpro'e pro-
dul "'ti) 1•n hoth thl' run and pas!>
lnt'tt1ng onh ''' 'ard 1n total offen!K'
la't ucd, l
.. I >l'll'n'" ch v.c 1..m unprove on
g1' mg up lhl' big pla' v.h1ch ha" been
in l'' 1dt'Oll' 1n the la<;t two games
The Chargl.'r rnal h \31d he n)'X'l'I'
the problems 10 be twulolo -
1ndud1ng the hrraka"'a) 'Pl'l'd of
!>Ophomorc Dcrl·k Hru-wn. a La 1 lahra
High tran ~fer. and \landout recel\ er
John Ha1dUl fhr lauer l'augh1 a
school record 12 pa,,c'ifor 14J ~ard<1
during a 14-f 1 lo" 111 I 01\on 111 lhl·
1985 (IF qu.1nerfin:1l'>
Zack S1akac'. .1 t1gh1 l'nd
linebacker who fractured hi\ h.1nd 1n
Hawa11. 1s do~e lO pla) 1ng t 11nd1111111
(iuard Tom W11hcrh) -.... ho \\l'fll
down wnh a knee inJur. 1n \ul:(u\I
I i..n~ lw rr I h u r<;o a' 1>e11y ,.... ""°'• bf _, a-u
··\\e are ,uffenng Imm 1nexpen-
l'n1 r hu1 th,· a111tude ol the playcrc,"
'1111 good ht·lau<;c that°'> the t)'~ 111
J..1d' wc·rl' toaching They ha.,,e a lot
1\ npcrted 10 pla). afthuugh lk.111
Huntinl(lon Beach 11-11 at Newport Edlaon'a Bernie Colacchlo return• to the Edlaon lineup for
(Plea.e aee EDISON/C2) Thuraday night's game with Servtte. (Pleaite aee SUNSET /C2)
Discipline leaves coach out Roe ER
CARLSON
Dive champ Louganis
admits booze, drug use With Conlin gone.
who will be m e ntor
for 1987 Trojans?
ha) one n,·nha gou<l laugh\lr
l"'O .• .tnd around the In inl·-WooJ-
bndgc area 1n add1twn to thl· fl''>t ol
the St-a IC\\ Lcagul'. more than a fow
chuckles arc being heard overt he sclf-
in01cted wound at n1 vers1ty Hig h.
ltscemsC'hm C'onlm was too !ltnct
for the inmates and ha been sent
packing as head ba~cball coach
Never mind the annc:11a11oric'fa
second <;tra1ght ~l·a View l.cagul·
baseball cha rn p1on-.l11 p anctllevcr
mind winn111g 1t w1th1n a ku1deltne nl
principles
What rcall) rnuntl·d wa' 11.,1ng h"
players within thncorx· ofpan·ntal
approval. and ( onhn oh' wu'I}
d idn't do that
With fncndsapparl·nth 1n high
places. a handful (at best I ol parent<;
d1"1gu1scd a woulo-hc h<>O'>tt·r'
worked from thc topl lrvint l 1n1 lil«J
'ichool D1stn ct) to hnng thc downfall
ofC onhn
A~ 1t ha'i happened 1n <•thl·r area'.
the pnnc1pal (Bob Bruce)" the
hatchet man Rut wh1)'i rcall} J')ulllng
the stnng'i'' llo;ualf\. the an<1wcr "at
the top of the d1stnct. whcrt' 11°\ 't'I)
cas) to maintain a low profile"' h1k
getting onc·s ~r\Onal wa)
f oo1oush I ood1\<.1Jlh nt•d'1
Fordt\t 1Jllinar. rl":t\OO\, < onhn ~·1
one plaH't tl11wn .m cnttrl' RJlOW
a not hn tor t"' o ltllllH''
.\• ~J·J~, ........ . •• .._ ',l.tnl 1.l
I aguna !1 11l .. -1n fact all OH"r 1lw
place -pla' l·r-. J nd l ll:ll hn Ii nd 11
prcll) amusing. ht·l3U'>l' ii l 111,l·r,11'
parents reall) 1h1nt.. thl'1r\tm' h.1,'
had 10 .... atk a prt>tl\ '1r;11l(hl lirw thl''
ha,cn·1 begun tu\CcJ1.,upl11w
The down 'i1de 1<1 that' ar.1111'
fal"\ 11>0<; come :ind gu ate'''" "h11• 11
and e'er. once 1n a"' h1k tllll' "111
make a dramatic 1m pal 1-onl' th.it
ca m es over)'ears aficr oad nndJun1111
move on. It's funny that onrc thn grt
past the high school IC\d. thc1r
op11onsdwindlet0Jus1two-'>hut111)
and play or len,e.
What remains" the rcrlarenwnt
Pl·rhapc; 11 figure\ that the hnmll'f ("I
who had enough punch 1\1 gel< onltn
OU I v.1 II be~· \C'n tartl' hla Tll hc
tre atment in rC'gard m h1"m •l'"or
Ma) be this menn\ thl' r rnian' "111
hnng hack Eddu.' Allen . thl· n·khrat,·d
walk-on who took I J n1' l'f\tl \ to th,•
111kin IQ85w1thlhehelpol
Hawa11an import Marl.. '\tn,k
L\t lca't ht'd1d until ti.'he"ed .11 n)1d·
'C'~l'on. although he rem,11 m·d 1 n .111
unl)tlinal rnpant\ l•>r thl' l'lll11 c
\C3\0n.
1h1-.1.,n·1 an} thing tcrnhh u1111,11.1I
a1l1ni,crs1l) ·
Jcm kl nick wa<1 ra1l -matll'd nut."
thC' ha\{'hall coach two or lhrn:
wac;ons hack de<1p1tc a \Uf)Cflllrctl•11 t
•\ nd tormC'r foothall coat h R ll k < un1'i wa-1 hounded for 1hre<' or l11u1
\CM'i tx-lol't' finall} h:n 1ng thl' gu111.I
~n'I<' to_h<'comr an :l\\1"1:1n1 at I 1' Ill\
H1rh (Jlw('un" ln'l "'l'l'k -\011
"''1uldn'1 twliC'\{' hn"' 11ond ht• l11ot..\
\\ 11h11111 .1 d11uht 1h,· \11a111'lrx·ra ,11
l ll I\ l'f\l I\ l..t'l'Jl' thl· If\ I nl' .lfl':I
t'nll'rl.t1ncd < )nh Im .ii I 1111.111' fall 111
'l'l' I ht• h tt mor
* I 11111wr 1kt•an\1!-'" l l1gh lo11lhall
ui.i• h )...1 rl < '·" 1.rn,., up tu h" 11ld
"'·'''·1t I r,•,n11 fJ1\1in
111, I t~l'r' m.1n.lRl'd t11ou1dn ~ l"'t
Hat.ac;lil'ld in .1 ron1rnlkd wnm-
m.1gc. out-.conng the opr<J'1l10n.
14-0. "11hout the ;11d ol a \Ingle pa!>s
c:om pkt1on
'iu1d { iu)'tan. "I ne'er want tu put do~n the kid' I left behind at Ocean
Y1t'"'· hut tht'> -.rhonl 1..reall) a great
f"lan• lnr .1 foo1 hall u1arh It) he ··
* * * It' 11w 1 ligh t11111hall rnarh l l'rf)
lfrn1gan .1rrx-ar, h. ha\ l' a\ l"r) h1g
r rnhktn -hnv. tlo \llll get the ball
more nlfrn In n•n·1 \t'f ( 1Cl•rgt•
Knulurn w1th1n h" ll'.tm'' Dda"Jrl·
"'•ngcd-1 ntlcnl>c. < ll·arlv I n int.-, ht•\I :uhkte
~nuturc-'i "nf)('ualh Jnn1t1•rou-. a .. a
punt Jnd t..it t.11IT r,•turnl·r ·'' \\Cll n ... 1
n•t"l'I' l'r I k fl' turned '>I\ ha 11., 9X
'.1rd-. Jn1.h-aut1-ht hu1 two pa,~<, for 111
'anl' 1 .... 1 \\tTI. aga1 n\t \.\ <''ltm1n,h·r
I kn1g.in h." ma1n1.110C'd hr dtK''n·1
"ant Ill lool .1111unJ \I, 11h l\\ll .. l'mo-
11on.1l .. non-kagur@ame" I hcrt'fnrc
h<' Ul'\ hn1•d to" ht•,lulc \\ tl1lJhndgt'.
\Clthn1t111,t fnr l n1,cr\ll\ "•Ihm th1·
II' l'-il•lnH' non lt-.1~ur framrwMI.
ln\ll'••ll lw 11p11·d for\\ l'\tmin-;trr
llmmm
* * *
PREP SPORTS
' 'hot at going a hint("·" 1111h" t 11
\outhcrn< 11nkn·n.cpl.1,.111' h11t lr1r
Hoh John<,on and hi\, luh tht•
h1ghhght ofthl• I 4Xf\ -.t•J\c10 n\J\ hJ\ l'
al read-. takt·n plalc .1 ''~·t·~ ht•lon· thl'
rcgular'tt'ason hl·K.in
A 10-da)'tourofl'H'" 'urt...
Pt nnnsyh an1a and \\-a,h1n~tm1
DC . &andw1chcJ Jr11uml .1 .0.111
v1ctof) mrr \\h11,·h.1ll ll1t1.h m l't•nn
'' h ania wa' m11r,· 1h.111.1nlh 1r.1ll·d a~·loHltng It• l11hn\11n
·· 1.-, ,·l'll:t1nl\ thl' h111-hh11h1111 uur
H·ar ··,,11d.l11hn\11n 'll\\•1111.thi.·
i~:ttri 1h.1n 1h,· < 11 ltn.tl'
.\lull h1llt\l' 11111 tKltt \\,t1lnf f111 .111
hour tor th1· gan1l' 111,1.111.1nd
Juhn,nn llt..l·ncJ the11p1'l\1-.1111111111
Wc\tnt1n\ll'f .. l'\l t'PI lhl'll ha' J.,,
~t"rl' ljUll J.,,•r ..
Tnurinp lhl \1,1IUl' ,11 I 1hn1'
< 1r11 "hurg. tht' t .1r1111l.1111l 11w 1, ,1
t3me tnJIJh 11I~ 1o IMlO
* * •
11\lllfh,l\l·.tn' ,unu1n,•n1·1 \11111
heart ''a' J\\J\ lt•1n1 1, .i \I ulkn ,11111
hi\ .. 001h.1ll l\.n1tthl'
Mullen'"-l n.·"' rall1nl 1r.1111'"·II111l
lhr ~an• lall' If\ thr )t.11lH to pull 0111 .1
21'-.. ti' 1c1t1n '" rr < ,1p ... 1r.cr111 \ .illl'\
1nthc opcn1•r th1·n,.1ok lrnm.1I<)11
h~1 t f\ HT\l' <khl 1 l 111 d1 I\\ II I{ l\l'"l\IC
Pol' :s 1•>
Olympic m eda list
tells a lcoholic past
to Irvine s tude nt
By tbl' Assodated Prtu
1 .... 0-umt• Ohmptl g11ld nw<l.11"1
rireg Lougam\ '\peaking 10 hitth
'iC'hnol 'ltuJcnt\ in In Hll" h:I\ ;HI
n1111t.·d 111 <im11king m.1r11u.in.i ,.,
rx·nm,·nt1ng "1th 111hn 1lt u~' .111.t
JnnJ..11111-he:" 11\ 111 hii.th '' ho11l .ind
l lllkgt'
I oug.1n" lll"1H'1,1lh rq.~.11 dt'd ,,, lhl
\l.1Hl11'\ hl'\I dt\l'f. \,,lld hl' 1'\ 1"11 \\C111 ,1
na11011,1I 111k :iftn )l,l·11ing .!runt.. 1h1
mght hl·t.1n· .ind that t11 111n,11k11·d
h1msdl an altohol11. 1111111 h1· qu11
dnnl..1ng 111 I<)!('
fht· lti-,car-uld 1.hJ mp1un ~It' r1
adm1lll'd w a numhl.•1 tit 1n\t<1mt'' 111
'uh,1<1nn· ahu'-<' "'h1k 'J'X'•ll.inp.
hl·lon· mo lntnc lhtth 'lh1111l 'Ill
ot•nt' durtng an hour lonp. qm•,111•n
Jnd .lO\\\l'f \l'\\IOn
"fl' 1mpnr1,ant \Ou kno"' lh" ht
111ld th<' .1<,<,1·mhh .. , <imnt..cd pol
\nd I did .,onll thing' '11nngrt 1h,1n
Jl<'I
lie "<'nt on h1 "'' ·\nn11'111~h
\\11uld fll'P .1 lw;n .ind thl·n I 1' ~·I' .1
l11•t•1 .111.1 ht•fun· lon11. J l a\l" \1,,1\ gunt·
· 1 \\ J\ .1 nll'\\ I dtd II 111 \'\\.·•fl\ 1
• 1l1dn t kt•l llJ..l· I tit 1n .... 1wn I "'·" 111
'' h•11•I I ll'h hl..l· I v.a' a !real.. I'll go
1hrnugh .1n t•n11rl' da\ 'omet1mt"'i and
n1 ti J.. ntiw \.\ha 1 "a .. grn ng. un
'' ,1 \ nung\tl'r I ouga n" "a' ntll'n 1.1un1ed h' 11thl•r <1tuden1' hl't au'i<.' he
,111kn.·,1 Imm J~<1le\1a J kam1ng
,11,orda ,,, v.ell as becau\c of h1<;
...,,inman hentage and bcc3U<;(' hr was
\l'" 1n1m,en ed.
l ougant'I said he began 'imok.ina
l.lp.Jrctt<'' a1 t< and spent his 13th
h1nhda' in a JU'cnlle hall after his
ll"ll'r pan·nt,. "ho could not control
h" n·ht·ll111u' h<'hn' 1or chscovcred
drntt' 1n hi\ dM<'I
I nug.in" '><lid ht•" 1thdrnwal from
111' 'uh,t,1nl't' .1hU\l'' w~t' a gradual
r•1•• ''" .. I lw~.1n tu real11c that 11 wa' taking ·'"'I\ 111\ di\ 1ng from me and to avo10
1 h.11 I h.hl 111 l1·a' r a lot of pt>opk
hi.'hinc1 hr ~11c1 "I reahrt"d that the
11nh 1h111>t "t' had in common wa'
~mnJ.. mp and dnnk1n1~ <\ Int of tho~
pr:opl1 rmhahh no\,\ 1hink I'm 3Jrrk
Hui 11 "·" .1 m.mer ol mat..1ng pos1t1vr
r.11ht·1 1h.1n nt'jl,Jll\ t', h01H·' I lcne"' I
h.1d 111 do 11
l 111111,1n1' \,llli lh.ll hi'> Jud1cnl"('
rn;l\ll II l'"''l'r It\ I.ti~ about his past
~ tth t..1J, I lccl lnmfortahlc." he
... Jill · 1 hunt'\lh th•n .• want thrm to
mt1 1't' lhl' 'llmt· m1\t.tlc~., I dtd But '''U ha\r tt1 ht-hl1n('\I The lrnh know
"ht·n 't'll tt· 1.111. 1ng .1r11unll them and
nnt R" 11111-lhl·m tull 1t1\tlusurc How
'.tr\ '•1u n.11 he honC'.'11 and 4'1111 he a
111lt mcxkl".
..
Or11nge CoMt DA,ILV PIL9T/ Wedneeday, Septemb« 24, 1988
-•;ttrn:•!'J!'l':tmw·•-------..----------
Many managers
elttlDg on hotseat
as yearwi~ds ~own
Kell°" aflna with Laken m Brewers stop Re~ Sox INOLEWOOO -The Los Anaeles
Lakcrs have sianed six new players,
includina second-round draft pick Ron
KeUoa. the NBA club announced Tues-
day.
From U dl1p1&cltet ,
Other draft picks signed were Andre Turner, Dale
Blaney and Roger Hardc;n. All of the group, incl udjng
Kellog. a~ guards. · \
In the sprina, baseball managers are
eternally hopeful; in the fall. they wonder if
\bey will be allowed to be eternally hopeful
next year. •
The 6-5 Kelloag, ou1 of Kansas. was the 42nd
player taken in the draft.
Turner, S-1 1, played at Memphis State; the 6-S
Blaney, 6-5. at West V1rg1ma; and Harden, ~l . at
Kentucky.
The La~ers also signed free agents Adrian Branch ''For sQmeone like myself it's a lot different than
the younscr auys," said Mijwaukee ·Brew~rs Manager
Oeorae Bamberaer. who at 61 says he's thinking about
retiring again. "They have to say. 'I hope they keep me
around next yeat: !Ito manageris ever too sur~·;.tmless
you're in a position like (Boston Red Sox Manager)
John McNama~·~-
and Vada Mamn. .
Ez-Ram •ctancy' Williams dies
Five managers have already been fired this season.
SEATTLE -Clarence "Clancy" Wil-
liams Jr., who spent eight years with the
Rams after playin& football for Washing-
ton State University. has died at age 43
after a long bout with cancer. Balumorc's Earl Weaver has announced he won't be
back, and ~veral more reportedly are on the way out.
"lt all depends on what they're thinking in the front
offi fe." Bamberatt said ... That's the key."
Williams died Sunday in a Seattle hospital.
In 1964. Williams wb picked by the Rams in the
first round of the National Football League draft, eighth
player overall. After ei~t years as a running back with
the Rams, he played with the Washington RedsKins in
I ~74. 1he Aonda Blazers of the ~orld Footbail League
in 1975 and then re tired from professional f<>Qtball.
New York Yankees owner George Steinbrenn<"r
bas told some media people that he is unhappy w11h
first-year skipper Lou P1niella. despite the Yankees·
current second-place staoding in the AL· East.
Published repons have Steinbrenner · claiming
P1n1clla has lost 10 to"'l 2 games this season because of
his managjng and is supposedly interested in a "big
name" manager such as the o\tlanta Braves· Chuck
Tanner or Weaver
After leaving foott>all. Williams worked for Union
Bank in Los Anteles for three years and the Los Angeles
Times' production depanment un11J he retired due to
ill ness and returned to Renton in IQ 4
Tanner has said he 1s dedicated 10 -\tlanta O\.\. ncr
Ted T urner and will not go to New York. Owners reject Ranger request
Quote of the day
Dave Henderson, the outfielder who was
dealt from Seattle to Boston. but was left 1n limbo
24 hours in the trade snafu: "This is 1986. not •
1946. and they'll figure somethmg out on this."
$6.3 million pact for Wilkins m ATLANTA -Atlanta's Dominique
Wilkins. the NBA ·s 1op scorer last season.
Tuesday signed a new fi"e-year. Sf>.3
million contract with the Hawks that he
negotiated without the help of his agent.
"We're happ} to announce that . Dominique has
signed a .. contract that secures 1he Hawks' future for
the next five ~cars." Hawks' Pres1den1 and General
Manager Stan Kasten said at a news conference ... h will
provide Dominique w1{h lifetime ~curiTy."
The :!6-year-old Wilkins. who came to 1hc news
conference with has mother, Gertrude Baker. said h1~
signing without an agent was '"not unprecedented."
He said he had discussions with his agent. PatrKk
Healy. but "wanted to get 11 over with"
Weave r conllnually claims that he 1s on a SI
consultant fee to Baltamon: through 1990.
The 14 American League baseball
team owners voted Tuesday in Newpon
Beach to reject the transfer of ownership of
the Texas Rangers to a broadcasting
company. AL President Dr. Bobby Brown*·d.
The O\Vners also voted to adopt a rule tatmg that
no tel€\iision company co uld purchase a r league
baseball team in the future. Brown said.
Rangers majon ty owner Eddie Chiles had sough t
to transfer two-thirds of the shares 1n the Texas team to
Gaylord Broadcasti n~ Co. The television company
already owns one-third of the team and the club's
broadcasung rights. which at purchased 1wo years ago
from ('hales.
The vote was taken b) the AL 1eam owners during
a two-hour meeting at the Four Seasons Hotel. .
Television, ra~
TEL~JON
7·30 p.m. -HORSE RACING : Los Angele'
Count) Fair replays. Channel 56
RADIO
7:35 p.m. -BASEBALL: San Diego at
Dodg~rs. KABC (790). . 7.35 p.m. -BASEBALL. Clevl'land at
Angels. KMPC (710).
CdM rallies for volleyball win
C'oronadel Mar High ralhcd lrom a
2-1 defiCll to defeat Edison on 1he
Chargers· Ooor Tucsda) 10 highlight
area girls high school ... olle~ ball
action
The Chargers. 11. ho dropped to J-2.
won a close first game. 18-16. lleh1nd
1he strong net pla)' of o;en1or middle
bl<X k<"r L) nn Ferr) Ferr) pul awa~
14 ~ills on the night and had seven
solo blocks
.\ftcr 1he Sea Kings rallied tu takl·
the r,econd game. 15-4. 1he hu~t
( hargers aga in executed their ofTcnSl'
11.1th prec1s1on. Senior' Jent Engdal
(I~ ktll~ and , digs overall) and Junior
Jen t fer :-.;e, 1lle (9 digs) sparkled as
Ed ison took a 15-5 verdict
The Sea Kings. however. regained
the momentum of the i,ec<.aw match.
to capture the final 1wo games h~
1denttcal 15-9 margins to clinch 1he
wan (dl\i1 as now 3-1
In other high school actton.
Woodbridge 3, Capistrano VaUey I:
The Wamors will enter the stan of
Sea V1ev. League pla) next week\.\. Ith
a 3-U record follo\.\. tng a I 5-6. I 5-8.
11-15 f)-11 dec1s1on over v1s111ng
Capo Valley.
Seniors Mandec -\dam . a middle
blocker. and Allyson Mattox. an
outside hitter. led thl· way for Wood-
bri dge with 13 and 9 kill\ rcc;pccll\C·
I\ .
Irvine 3, Westminster I: I he Va-
qul'rns dropped the first game. 4-15.
but rallied behind th e strong net pla~
of sophomore outside hiller Hallie
Orme to sweep the next three. 15-6.
l 5-4. 15-8. at Westminster
Ir-in<.> middle bloc krr (an Bcl.,on.
also contnbuted to the turnaround.
Mission Viejo 3, Estancia 0: I ht•
Eagles were swept b) the 0 1ablo'>.
I S-13. 15-9. 15-13, despite the soltd
pla~ of seller Kell) Kane and JUn1or
middle b~ocker Stace) Bekcme,er
Marina 3, Lakewood 0: The 1k1ng~
Lruascd to a straight game~ \. ICtOr).
15-5. 15-6. 15-10. to maintain their
perfect record at 3-0.
Rustlers win
in soccer, 4-2
Sophomore Pat Prnner 'cored
three goals Tuesday to gave Golden
West College a 4-2 victory over host
Riverside City College.
Penner. who now has I 0 goals for
the Rus1lers ( 3-1 ). scored 1w1cr w11h1n
.1 three-minute span less than e1gh1
m1nutcc; 1n 10 the opening half 10 put
the Rustlerc; on top for good.
EDISON MEETS NO. 4 RANKED SERVITE .•.
From Cl
Harbor ( 1-1 I: The 49th mcc11 ng 1\ on
tap for thc<>e tv.o trad1ttonal n' al-.
which arc ke)<;tonc<. 10 Orange< oa<ot
area foo thall
The Sailor') own a :!X-1 fl-4 ad ,·an-
tagc. rncl ud1ng a Y-1-.? margi n <.111n·
14 0. bmken up on l~ h\ a 15-1 4 lo<;<.
1n l91S3 when Da nn) r hornp<;on
spearheaded the Oilers
"We wa1ched 1hc game lilm o l
Huntangton's wan over Hashop Mont-
gomef) la<o1 wee k and lhl·~ looked
super.'' i.atd rl<trhor ( oach Jell
Bnnkle) .. It's prob.'lhl) the b1ggc<;l
team we'll lace all year The)' run
behind that big l<l<J-po undl'I' (f). 7
tackle Don Goudman l and an the
film they JU~t \.\C:nt up and do\.\n the
tie Id
'"The) run the hall ""l'll and wt: ha ve
10 stop that. If ~ou don't \lop that
little outside veer tht·~ ·rt• running, 1t
could be a long ni ght ··
The a1lors will bt• going 11.11h Kirk
·ummers at quanl·rbad. followi ng
his sharp perfo rmance a1U11m1 Ol'can
\. ae"' an "'hat·h he complell·d IS of ~4
passes w11h no 1n1crccpt1on'I
His la' on le rcu.'1 "cr . .\II-( IF-Mar~
C raag. t:aught t."1gh1 first-half passes
for JOI )3rd' to gl\e him ltl for 178
~ar<ls an '''U games
"I th ink lhe~ arc a ru nning te.tm
"'htth t·an pa'>s.'" 'ia11.1 Hunti ngton
lkach ~ oach (ienrge Pa'il"Ot' "W \·
wi ll t~ lo pla ) our ba<>e dclcn-.c anJ
'cc how we do again'\ a (.luala t'
rctt'I HT lake Mark< ra1~
"You can't put an a \Pl'ttal tk ·
ICn'>i\e rtan for him :th)nt• II ht• W\"rt:
a running back. }OU could hut ht· "
onh going to get 5 to 1<1 t a1chc,. Y11u
1u't ha' c to hope that he doc,n't tx·:i 1
\ou 11 wt· kel'p his calt he<. to 'hort
and 1nh:rmcd1l.'atc roull'' wl"ll tx·
O K
"W I' \.\Ill hope lo !1UI prc"Ufl' llll
the (.lU Jnerhal k h~ <,tun1 1ng Wl· tlft:
.. 1art1ng to <ohow 1ha1 wt: arc not afr:11d
to go after people and put our kad\ an
man to,cra~e. lf )OU pla) too mul h
pass. the:,. ma ) run 1hc ball up and
down the field.
"We hope 10 improve our pa,<.tng
We 1hrc\.\. 11 11mes last WCl'k after
uni) fi vepasscsagaanstCorona Wl''ll
c;tan th rowing more each Wl'ek. but
"hat 1s going to bnng us sU<:ccss later
on an the ~umet League as our
running tht> foo t hall."
Irvine (0·21 at Tustin -\l-1):
"They're not as big as Wc stm1ns1cr.
hut the) arc as ph ysical 1n a d11Taen1
<,t1rt of wa y.'' said Irvine Coach ferry
lkn1ga n.
··I hey arc c'1cclkn1 fhc) rnml'
and hit vou. We 're going to have to get
much tuughcr an the 1renche!>.
"The) ha ve a great high \Chool
11ght t:nd (Da\.1d Pas1onc) who's 6-S.
:! I 0. anti 1'> a good blocker and
rccct\l'r Their hacks run very hard
and on dc:fensc thetr linebackers arc
the best we·, c seen tn a while (high
praise after meeting Westminster·,
h1ghl ) -toutt•d li ncback1ng crew) ...
SUNSET LEAGUE FOOTBALL PREVIEW •••
~.Prom Cl
· of character and arc aspmng to be
successful."
Marina (0-t> at Footltlll (2·0>: "We
arc a little down nghl now. but we can
fight back hard ... said Manna < oac:h
Chris Ramsey. "We stall have 1hc
same goals for the sca'lon. and we l'an
still accomph~h them all. We s11ll
have a pos1t1ve attitude. and Wl' plan
to go after them ··
The. Vikings may be bol~1erccl b)
the return of two 1n1urcd c;taner\
"(Running back ~an) Magula 1<1
hopeful for llus week We hoped to
have him fur Scrvtte. hut he rc1nJured
his 5pramed ankle at home la'it week
Also Mike Cross. one ofourdcfcnc;1\.c
backs should be hack and 1hnt 11.-111
help. , "We've stepped up 1n compc11t1on
every week so far. Each team has b<'cn
beneT than the week bt'fo~ It's hard
co measure our improvement bccau~
we're playina a better team each week
"We'll know at m1d-c;ca<1on 1f our
cough schedule 1s help1na u~ With our
youn• ceam. ~ art getting our
cxpenence from week to week.
"1 felt hke we had a good game plan
,
last week . wrien we didn't turn th<"
ball over. the opponunity was ther~
to do well. We need to work on
execution and ball security.''
Foothill impressed Ramsc) h>
overcomrnga 19-0 halft1mcdcfica1 for
a :!5-1 <>win last week "Tha1' .. tht: <;agn
of a champion." he 'ia1d.
Santa Ana Vall~y 10·2) vs. Ocean
Vl~w ( l·I I: ··our feeling now 1c; tha111
fe lt good to win the fir>t >Acck and had
last week ... said (kcan View Coach
Gu} CarroTLo
.. We feel it's important not to pan1t
and not to make any maJor change~ 1n
the system. We JUSt need work on our
attention to te ta1ls hke taking tare of
the ball an\.I not t'Cllang penalties to
get back on the winnins track.
··1111.on't be easy th1., week Thq
arc a good football team The) ha"c a
ncv.-coach and a nev.-~ystcm. and
we're definatel) going to have to 'itrap
11 on against them because they can
rnkc it to us.
"We won't chanae what we've hcen
doana. We just want to continue to ~o
through some 1mprovc.-men1
"We had 'ome play~ Ian week 1hat
looked on film JUSt like the) looked
on the chalkl>Oard. If we put eight
good plays together, we 'hould score
or at least be close."
El Toro (!-9) at Westminster
IJ-0-1): "They an· nght up there
whrre th ey oclong as one of th<" top
teams 111 the county." 'ltltd Wc:st·
manc;ter \oach Jim O'Hara.
"Bret Johnson 1s a fine quarterback
a real winner Their offensiv e hnc.-
1~ also iood and their dcfen~c •~
outstanding."
On fa cing the potentially e~plos1vt> < harger passing attack. O'Hara say~.
·we think we ha ve a very good
~econdary We hope to shut down
1hc1r running game and make them
pac;\. la\t 11.-crk they ran morr than
the) pa'ic;cd •·
On c;c111tng down after loc;1ng top
ranking· m the (IF Baa Five (on·
ference w11h a 14-14 tac vs. Valencia
1n the opening game. O'Hara say~
"Our kids were very up-light cvs
Valencia/· and now they are Just eager
to play. rvine threw some different
fomul••ons at us :ind the kids adJuSted
well on the fil"ld without having to call
a timeout Bv now we're all·veternn\ "
Boston·sma icnumberremat
at three followtn 8-5 setback
From AP dl1p1teht
MILWAUKEE -Rick Mannil1J !tit a three-run
homer and Paul Molitor went 3 for 4 with two RBI to
boost the Milwaukee Brewers to an 8-S victory Tuesday
night over the American League East-leading Boston Red
Sox.
Boston's maaic number to clinch its first dtvision
title fn I J years re-mainc<tat th~bccau~ New York and-
Toronto, tied for second place. both won.
Tim Leary, 10.12. gave up eight hits and four runs 1n
five innings fo r his first win since Aug. 12.
Boston's Wade Boggs, in a race for the American
Lca&ue batting title with New York's Don Mattingly,
went 4 for 5 to rai~ his average to .3502. Mattingly went
I for 5 in the Yankees' game at Baltimore to drop to .3496. •
Elsewhere in the American League:
Rusen U , Marlaen I : In the l(jngdome. Ruebt'n
Sierra hit a two-run homer. Steve Buechele added a solo
shot and Darrell Poner scorca three ruos to lead "fexas to
the victory over Seattle. • :
Charlie Hough, 15-10, pitched the first six innings.
allowmg eight hits and fo ur runs to post his third straight
win. Hough walked three and struck out six.
Sierra hit his second home run in as many nights with
a two-run shot in the third, capping a fou r-run rally. The
homer was his 15th of the season. Sierra then hit an RBI
single otT Bill y Swift, 2-8, in the fifth to brea~-4 lie.
Yultte1 S, Orioles 3: In Baltimore. Dave Winfield
had three hits and scored the winning run on Brad
Havens' wild pitch in the 10th inning as New York
defeated the Orioles.
It was the Yankees' 12th victory in their last 14 visits
to Memorial Stadium.
Dave Righetti, 8-7. got the win. after failing to save
lhc game for rookie Scott Nielse n 1n the ninth. It was
Righetti's first failure in the lasl 25 save opponun11ies,
dating back to July I.
Blae Jays I, Tl gen 3: In Detroa t. a home run by Jesse
Barfield and a two-run double b} Ton) Fernandez
sparked a four-run Toronto ninth 1nn1ng as the Blue Jays
earned a comeback victory over the T1~ers.
Mark Eichhorn. 13-5. patched 3111 tnnings of two-hat
relief, stnking out six and walking one. Tom Henke
pitched t~e ninth for his 24th sa ve. . ·
W1lhe Hernandez. 8-7. the founh of li\e Dc1ro1t
pitchers. was the loser.
Twlnt 9. Royals%: In the Metrodome. Gaf) (iact11 h11
his 32nd and 33rd home runs and drove an a career-high
six runs to lead Mtnnc.-sola 10 the v1ewrv over Kansas
Caty. which has lost six of 11s last seven games.
Gac111 hit a two-run homer an 1hc first ofT Den nis
Leonard, 8-13, wh o didn't get out of the second inning.
Gae111 then hit a three-run homer 1n thl' sixth off reliever
Bud Black . Hc also hll a run-scoring groundout in the
fou rth.
Gact11's 33 homers are the most by a 1 win since
Harmon Killebrew 1n I Q70.
A's 4. White Sox 3: In Oa kland. Mark Mc(Jwirc hit a
two-run single an 1he•s1>.th and 1hc .\'~took advantage of
three Chicago errors for another run 1n the: 1 nn1ng to claim
1hc1r third straight v1ctol).
Chicago comm111cd fi ve errors 1n the game and
e\tendcd its losrng streak to four game'>.
In the National L caguc
Reds 6, Giants 5: •\I Kl\rrfront 51ad1um. Kun
Sull"ctrs 1wo-ou1single1n the \even th 1nn1ng Slorcd Ron
Oestcr \.1.1\h the ttc-hreaking run 10 lead C. ancinna11 pa'it
San Franl't\CO.
The Reds' \ •Clllr\ left thr dubs in a Ill' fo r !>ccond
place 1n the NL Wrst ·
S1tll\.\.Cll had c;corcd 1hc t~ ang run an inning l'arher
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NEW YORK (AP) -
Joe Cowley. who pitched a
· no-hitter in the C'hicagu
Wh ite Sox' 7-1 victory over
the Angels last F.riday. was
named th<' Amcracarr
League·" Player of O.C
Week.
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the fi~t rn 1he ma,Jor
leagues since Mike Watt
accomplished the feat
against the T eitas Range~
on Sept. 30, 1984
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phia Phillies patch<"r Kent
Tekulve, who set a Na-
tional League rttord for
appearances. and V1ncx
Colrm'an of the St. Louis
Cardinals. who became th<'
first National Leaguer to
steal 100 bases in ron-
secut1vc seasons, wer<'
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New York
Toronlo
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t SAVEs--ttlell4111, Ntw York, 41, AIM, aelll·
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WEST DIVISION •
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&an, Hou•ton, .314; )( Henllndt1, Haw York,
311 • ltUN~•YH. PnlleOtlDflle, 97, Gwynn, S.n
Dll9Q. M; Schmidt. PhllaOllCll\lt, 94, E. Davia,
Clncl111111tl, fl; COiiman, St. loula, "
•ll-T-$dvnldl, Ptl~•. 117, Ptrlltr, Cln·
clnntll, 110, G. Dtvla, Hou\ ton, ,.; C1nw 1 Haw
V ork, tS; Hl yH , PhllaOllPlllt , 11
HITs---Gwynn, S.n Dleoo. 19'. Su, ~.
1n1 ••lnt1, Montreal, 112. e en, Houiton, 17S, HI Yll, Pl\IJedllObla, 17S.
OOU&lES-Ht YH. PnlfaOelottlt , 44, SU,
~. 411 Raine., Monrrtel, 36, &reem,
PlttaburOll, JS; Dunllon, Cnlceoo. 33.
T•IPLESo-ltt lnal, MonlrH I, 10. S.muel.
PnlltMtl>l\lt , 10; Weosrer, MolltrHI. 10. C04·
eman, St. Louis, I , Ovkllre. New Yorio.. 1
McGff. SI Loula, 1
HOME RUNS-Schmidt. Pnlltdell>l'll•, l7r G
OtYll, Houslon, ?9, Murolly, Allenre, 19,
Perker, Cincinnati, 29, E. Devil, Clnclnnert, 16.
W L
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PITCHING 113 0.Cll k>nll-·Ktrflld, Houtton,
11·1. 2.n ; ltRoblnr.on, Clnclnnell, 10-J, J.16.
c;a Oledt , New York, 16·S, 2.10; Derllno, New York,
l4·S, l tl: Ttltulvt , Phlltoetohle, 11·4, 2.57
11 ,.
70 IO
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I AST DIVISION
•·New Yori. 99 S?
Pnlltotlonle 10 11
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SI LOUii 7S 1'
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1 41
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9·16) n
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7 61 n
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10-12), n
San Franc,.co LeCou 10 171 ti HOu\IOn
live n 10·11 n
Tllundt't't G1mH
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4'11enta at C1nc1nna11
New 10'1' at Cn1ca110
San F'anCt\CO a l HOutlon
l\llonrrea( •• Pltl\OurQll n
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Indians S, Alt9Ms 1
CLE VELAND CALIFOtlNIA
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MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS
Am«lc.en l Nou•
(Tilr.utlh Menoev't Gem.ti
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\Ola ll2 T t Oler Cleveland l21 R•Ct Bo••on
11• ' RUN!>-11 Henoe••on New vo,• 12• Mel
•1nglv New vor" Ille Puc•e11 Mlnne\Oto toe
BOllG\ 80\IO" IOJ Cerrer Clevtleno IOI
RBl-Ct nHCD Ot'lo.lano I IS Cerrer
Crevereno 101 l11ct Bo•to11 101 Btll Toronro
106, Malllngty Nt,,. Yori. IOJ PrnltY ~ellla
103
STRIK EOUTS-Scorr, Houllon, 21S,
VIMN~. ~. 2111 Goooen, New York, 111; Fernenotr, New York, 111, Ryan, HOUllon,
176, Youm1ns, MontrMt. 11•
SAVES-RtarCIOn, Monlrtal, JS, Worrell. Sr
LOUIS, 34, D Smith, HOUllOll, JI, Lt Smlrn
Clllca(IO. 19, 8tClro1l1n, Phlleot lPlll• 27
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19S 41 ll 9 lO ?81
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416 6S 126 2S 91 259
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392 6J 99 17 S4 2SJ
52 6 13 0 • 250
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l"ITCHING
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Moore 65-lrl SI 22 so 4·S 1 7•
Candtler e 78:V, 61 24 61 I · 2 2 1S
LvCH 43~ 41 S 29 4·0 l 09
Forller )9 4J 16 26 •·I l 7J
McCa\~111 2191"> 19' 87 116 16·9 J 41
Cor0t11 7& 61 II 36 4·2 J 43
Sulton 192 190 43 112 1 ~·9 l 70
F ,n1ev .a 31 n 12 1 1 J 13
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Sevtt-Moore 20, Cort>en 10 For\rer S Luce'
NATK>NAL LEAGUE
A1tres4, ~O
LOS ANGELES HouSTON
Sex 1b
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Trevino c
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NFL leaders
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Elway, Dt n
Kellv, Bufi
llS 70 99? 10 )
96 S8 11• s 0 9t 6J as 49
6S J9
977 6 )
S7t 6 0
62S 2
Warner Sea
Allon, ••Iden Btll e utt
BroOlu, Ctn
C Jeme• NE
RUll>arl
TCI Ydl AYO
64 261 42
" 24' 4.0 so 111 43
lS 117 5 J
S6 us J 3
Aec:eMln
'l"C Yd• Avo
Morgen, NE ?l 311 17 3
Toon Jtl\ II 271 IS4
Bvntr Crev II 190 10.&
Clavron. Mia 17 411 24 ?
Chrl•lwnaan. A•ldtn 11 ltl 11.l
NAT~NAL CON,ERENCE
Ou• rtof'btch
L<i TD
31 J
20 I
42 2
S3 0
16 I
L<i 1'D u •
46 1
40 0
49 )
t2 I
Pfl. PC
69 38
100 66
Ydt TD INT
Arc11er All
DWnlle Dall
t<.r1mer Minn
l(tmD SF
Monrane !> F
636 S I
743 7 3
86 4q 1>10 S I
10 4q S94 l l
46 32 3S6 I I
Olclierltn, A•m•
Poton. C,,
lt100\ All
Morrt\ G•t "'' Joni\ Otl
Roee SF
Bevero C iani\
Clerk SF
Craig SF
Cler~ w.,,,
AUMlarl
Tce Yd• ""'' ., )9? u
74 )•7 4 ,
69 719 • 1
61 no 4 1
6S 271 0
RKtlVtn
l"C Yd\ AYg
18 ))1 11 4
II 783 IS7
11 24t lJI
II 109 •I
I& 711 17 I>
™' weetr'• oddl
N"L SUftdly
••mt S i over •Pn11a0tton1a
'M1em1 3 > over !>In Fre nc1.co
·Buttaro 2 over Kan'8s Cllv
• Hou\lon S over Plll•l>u•on
•wal111ng1on 4 over S.ellle
LG TO u ) 19 )
14 l
51 2
39 '
LG TD
66 I
lO 0
29 I
19 0
•\
'New Vorh Glt nl\ 10 over New O'teen\
'Cteveleno 9 over Otrroll
'MIMelOle 1 o4er Green Bev
·••IOers • o•er Sen Q1ego
Cnlcago S > over 'Clnc1nnall
New Yor~ Jt•~ 9 • over 'lndlenoPOll\
·oenver 3 over New Eno1ono
4'1111n1e 6 ovtr ·Temoe Bo• ~y
Della' 6 ove• 'St Louis
COllf <iE
TIC> 20
0~1anome 4 i ovtr ·M1am1 Fla
"Mle ml Fla 4 > unoer O"lanoma
4'1aoeme '' •die
0 NtDrHka l7 over Ore<.1an
"M•Chlgen t over Ftor<ae Sr
6 .,...,.,11.noton 6 over ·use
7 'Penn Stele v• Ea\I Carolina ~o ''"~ I • Auourn 9 over Tennenee
9 • 4'rli.e n'8\ V\ New Me•1Co SI no on!!
10 Ari1ona 10 o•er •coioreoo
11 • Aruona St 16 • ovt'r Wnl\1ng1on ')I
I? ·use 6 unoer Wun1no1on
1) 'Marvland IS o"er Norrn Carolllla S•
14 •roe' A&M IS ., ovl!r So M1n 1lS100
IS •rowo •• Tua\'E Puo no llne
16 ·UCLA •• Ltlftl lkadl St. no fine
11 Savior 9 over 'Te.a• Teel\
lLUU le ...
lt •Mk:111e9n St, e l W..!«n MlcllleM. no 11111
20. f<lwld9 II f wMlt •MicNeM oe.c.....
·~lllNlfl 1 •-Wiii VlrWl'nle
•svrecuM 7YI owr •~1 ClemtOl'I J o,,., '<Hottle T IOI ·No~• Oell'll 16 0..., l'\irOul llen!Udly a o.,., •ctnclMttl
•()No Steto t•ll't • ..., Utlfl
•Afmy S~ -Wi lle For .. 1 . .,"'*" v_.. 11 o..., r .......
•Alf Form ' over Colorodo Stole
•w1.coneH1 I °"'" WYornln9 •M1..-I 5 OYtf' lnclWlnl
0 M11tlH INI 1 Ollef" TIMM
-'SO Meltloclltt 11 Ditti' T•xt• Cllrl•ll•n
Sttl'ltord 12Ya o"ar •Oftt0n Slt ll
v1r11lnle 7 011tt 0Du1t1
G10tol1 10 Ovtf' •seu111 C1r01lna FIOrlda S'n over •Mlu l"lppl St.'
•Mou•ton • 011.,. TulM
•New Mulco 2 ovtt St" Dltoo SL
·C•l"ornla 10 OYer Sen JOM St
"-OO/IOIM llOl'fll IM m .
WATlll P'OLO' c.,,.,,.,...., ale9I
SOYTH COAST co• .. ·•••NC• 0.... .... 21, Mf .... ,...... 6
Ml Sen Anronlo I 1 I )-•
GOlcMtt Weat S 1 6 l-21
GOiden Welt .coring eucnenan S. !flpiv 2.
&liCklev • f &udma n J, Ven 0.kll 2, Ltrll'I I
JtffrlH 5, Murol\v I Goalie '9Vtl Snaplro 6
Roblnaon 3
OtlAN<iE I~• CONf<IE•INC•
Oft1-CNll It, SM 0"9I Mew 16
Ora nge Cotl l 1 • S )-19
Sen Dleoo Melt I • J 6-16
Oranoe Cotti teorlno Stewerr • Keller 4
CnrlllenMn 2, O'Rourkt 1. &unoe 1. Wtall\tr
man I, M1neu 1, Ouncen I. Sturdlvent 1 Goalie
H Vtl Collen 7
Hlttl ldtMI
Ctf'-_. M1tr I, Cetta MtM 1
Corona def Mer 2 1 l 1-t
Colla Mtaa 0 I 4 1-7
Coron• Ml Mer •Corino Hermon 2. Crowell 2.
Otolno 2 Heao 1, Morgan, I Goalle ttvea
Weoner, 9
Col t• Me&a lCorln11 Mtntss J, Prlcl\911 2,
lllwek I. Coonl, I Got II• ltVH T tyl()r 1
LOlle IMdl ....... I, H~ ... di 1
11unllno1on Bttch I l 2 1-1
LOl\ll &Hen Poly 2 l O >-t
Hunllnglon Btecll \Coring JOl&Ofl 2 !Klt <CI
2. Dre kt I. Russ I, Ritenour 1 Gotllt ••vet
Keuttman IS
SUll,.NG
Stullblel ~
INTE•NATtONAl TRIALS
""" RIUfld Orange County \urft" eOvt!IClno Darren
Brll11arl (Hunllnoton BHCll). Olno Andino (S.n
Clemente). Mell Arcnlbold CS.n Clemente)
Merk Menoen (Cott• Mtttl. Rlcl\lt Collin\
1Co111 Me&e), Buo Llamu (Huntlnoton BHcl1J
Orenoe Counrv \urltr• t11mlntlto SColl
BenutlOs (Huntlnoron 8Hcn). And~ Fomenko
(!>an c1em1nre1, Mlkt Crulckanenfl. (Dene
Polnl1. BoObv 11.lllen JHunllnglon 8HCl'll. Colov
Oullew (Hunllnoton Beecl\), Jc>fln O'Connor
fLeoun• 8t1ch) Merk Reeoer <Hunlll\Qton
Buell), Jett Soerrv (Hunllnoton Beach). 8rt1n
McNulty (Caolllreno Bucl\I, Jerry Bovd (Hunr·
1no1on BHCI\), Jenn 1(1, .. 11 IHunlll\lllOll 8HCl'll
Gary Eooer (Newoorl Be1c111, Howero Duci.
t NtwDOrt Btecn)
WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL , .....
NAIA DISTIUCT Ill
Cet &aolltl def Southern Celltornie COl"941
15·1 1S·9 IS S
""" KMel Corona oat Mer Otl EOllon la· II 15·4, S· IS
IS·9 1)·9
Me(lnt oet La ktwooa, IS·S, IS·6 lS·IO
Min ion lfleto def Esrencle. 15· IJ, 1S·9 IS· IJ
WOOObrlOge def Ceotstreno Vallev IS-6.
lS·I. ll IS lS· 11
Irvine oet We••mln\ler. 9·1S. 15·6 IS·4 15·1
0..., '" flVllne
OAVEY'S LOCKUI (NtW-1 lhllCl\>-S
Dool\ 110 enole" u vt11Dwte11 SJJ oonllo 109
Dulltt lune S6 calico DH \ II •tna oeu l
rte llDut • \Culoon S '"HOll\ttO 2SO leno daO\
ISO manerel 11 01ec• ''°""'
NIWP'OttT l ANDIN<i -2 ooe•• n anOter\
17S oonllo J7 H nO oa u IS calico oeu J
neilout S •neeo•neaa 76 lCulo1n 11 roe~ I •n. I
Oleck \H oan lrtlHleOI I mt Cktre1
j~Ul~lC<> Golden West' 00,"T Jl.ST G·o T HROUGH I T -
G ROW T HROt;GH I T! occ poloists ~ ~ ~ Di ~, SEMI NAR
POSt Victories ~ ~ W \~o·~e FOR DIVORCED 1 11.,l~.~E~ :,_~1~ICs.~:-L~!~/NGllN.., l \....' AND SEPARATED ~~;~:;(:~;~~.~~~2n~~~,:::~~~1:~~~~ °"~2,.., .. ,.-ji.o··~i~~~ I Recovet'j . PERs3sE~F ALL
pe11t1on w11h an cn~y ~ 1-6 '1rtory 7' .. _, w ksh Six Thursday Evenings nvcr '1\1t1ng Mt. ~:rn .\nton10 fuci.-
i hl' Ru,11<.•re;Jumpt•d out to leads of I 7:30-9.30 p.m da' Ol.. op Sept. 25-0ct. 30
1 2-l Jt hallt1me and I S-.1 afta thm~ I
quam·r\ n\ sophomores ~\Ian Bu-..----=-------------, OWN 2,500 have sNend8d
chanan and Jae;on kf1ncs kd lhc "'3' TE C~~E 10 previous worlcshops
"'1th liH: goal'> c.Kh Da' id Bud man ST.:\' D H E ft S PRESBl''TERIA ' C'H l H l 'H chipped 1n '-"llh lhrc:c goal' Goalkeeper Bill ~hapm1 "orkcd "Jt•v. pot I Bc,1c h - St Andre ws C\t I St h St
the fim half. stoppmg '1~ "ihots and IMPORTED BEER ' ' ' '" '-•"port Harb.n H1~h '>! 'R .. ~.,11.11
'u.·lding t"n goals t.111 ti1 1-288';"
Elsewhrrc· Presents
Orange Coast It, Saa Dlt10 Mtu
t•: The P1ratcc; poured ll on early.
leading 7-1 after one period, a nd
cruised to the win at an Diego in the
Orange Empire Conference opener
for both c;chools
O('(. now ~-1 . wa~ kd h)' Karl
tewan'\ ~IX goal<, rm Keller added
four goals for the P1ra1ce;
In high \~hoot nct1on
Corona del Mar 11, Costa Mesa 7:
fhe Sea Kings 1umrx·d out to a 4. l
halftime lead and hung for thei r third
win w11hnut a Im'
1uor\ Ri ll ( ro"dl. <;,l'Ott Ckdmg
;md Ju nior Jim I larmnn C3Ch tallied
twice for C'dM "htk ( hns Wagner
c,toppcd nine "hot\ 1n goal for the
winner Loa1 Bucb Poly 8, HHtla1toa
Beacb 7: \(kr rall)ing for a third
quaner le.id. I lun11ntton Reach fell
v1ct1m to a pair offal rnhll1t goal' m
the fin.11 5' c;cc-und'
Tht Oller" C 'hud1. Joseph lied the
game 5-5. with 2 12 rtmam1ng 1n the
1h1rd Quanrr and momcnt'i later
Bnan 1accn put lfunt1na1on Beach
ahead After Pol} 11c d the game rarl}
in 1hc fourth }X'rtod, 'i~1ana ag.11n f'~I
tht' Oiler\ nht·oll hut t'-'"O follnw·1rl
gonh n\'ar the lin1'ih jl.ll\l' l'nl\ thf.'
\ ICtOr'\
ALL STAR
BOXING
lrvlne Merriott
Thursd ay, Sept. 25th
7:30 p.m.
• •MAIN EVENT• •
Heavyweights
GMQ FRANCISCO
PUINTE va. aEQUERA
-10 Rounds-
'
Exciting Supporting Card
fNrurlng
L .. lefttM11t1
omct < ... AM) ~onao ~"C...CoftM fackJ (UndefMted) ""9e
RESERV~D SEA TS TICKET g
~VAILA9l!
UP Till FIOHT TIME
127 60-•22.50411 50
TO OR0£R TlCKETS CALL
MEGAN'S Tlci<ETS 157·6757
OR AT TICKET MAST(A LOCATIONS,
MAY CO MUSICPlUS& SP()ATMARf
I
I
II
·f
Ann ive r sary Sal e
STARTING SEPTEMBER 26th
203-503 off
ALL MER CHANDI SE
Cillo~ K?usso
l 080 Bayside Dr. Newport Beach
720·0410
HOURS: 10-6 PM SUNDAY 11 -4
. ..
Orange Cout DAILY PILOT /W~, ~ 2A, ·1-ca
Tm...a nw....,..a... , ..... , ...... , ,.,., .... .....
Jonn Storl (U.J.) .... Melt Aneer (U.S.), 6-4,
6·4, ,..,tr FJtrl\1119 (U $.) ct.I. ~ ....,,_
(V.S ), •·2. 6•4; aw Sdlllll1 (U $,) -c1111,10
Va" -on60Ur11 ISOultl Africa). 1·'· ... ·-N• lcMlll . ~.~:--' AMal\CI (Ml) Oii E . lt'*«f_., 6• 1, cMt
CrllMll, 6•0, def K Po, H : J. Po (Ml) wori. 6·1,
•·O, 6· I; Hoftmtn !Mil won. 6•0. 6-1. 6-J
Deullll9I ~H-MAA-•. F~..Gfftll,..6--0, def ~l·Ytrtall, 6·0, Olf. MleMfta·&t ll\ort,
6-1, Sl""°'°"·Ulllnotr (Ml) WOii, , ••• 6·0, 6·0,
kl\util·K1IMf (Ml) Iott, •·7, won, 6·2, 6·)
l" .... V ...... lt,C--~I ,......
Sa"ll>"HI IPV) dlt. kott ... 1. dlt &t in, 6-2
def PheOUt. 6-1, Ito (PVl IOst. 1·6. won, 6·J.
foal . 1·6. Elf1 IPVI IOlt, 2·6. 0-6, 1·6.
Deullll9I Hooet·VllfO CPV) 014. Ctoroll·Harllll>lri*'.
6·2. def HOvH ·&aitlllnai, 6·), def Stnllf)·
Kr1X.•tr. 6•1, Founteln·Murlllnt IPV) won, •·2
IOlt, S·1 won, 6-1, l utmen·li.et. IP V) wOll
6-3, IO", 1·6, •·6
14IMll ll .......... , s...... JonnSOll IE I def Ceor1. 6·2. Otf lnaOI. 6·1
Otf Leooold 6·0, Goiclbarlllf IE > won 6·0, 6· 1
6·0. Amnnenn (EI '°"· 0·6, 0-6, l ·6 ~
''tt"·Turner fEI def Kt llar·GrOkowlcz
7·&. otf Currv·Wey 1·S, oaf Lu1,,er·Dunk1n
l·S, K OtM>n·Jetfert CEI IO", 3·6. l ·6 •·•.
GOtOtckt ·L OtM>n IE I won, '''• 6· 1, IDll 3·6
~·taMlt ... lrvlM 2
~ Hu ling, (El def Otnaon, 6-3, oef EMI•. 6·2.
def LM. 6·0, Biren CE > won, 6·2, 6·2, 6·1
Hendrick• IE I won, 6·0, 6·2, 6· I
°"""" Srraw·Farquar (El ID"· J·6 • ..,on, 6·3. •».
Burcll·Beck IEJ won. 6·2. ICKI. 3·6, won. •·•. Pler&0n·OtullCI (El won, 6· I. 6·•. 6·0
MllikM 14, H.,..,..,....,. ... OI 4
NOit RHuln llOI ..... 11aoie
socc•• CemrnuftltY u9eel
G4ldall Woat 4, RlwnMlt 1
GOiden w"r lCorlno Penner 3, Howerton 1
Goalle '8VI\ Bontr_, I
T~V'I tnnsac1teftt
IAHIAL.l
Amwk.M LM9119
CLEVELAND INDIANS-S1oneo • one vier
working aoree~r wllll 8utte'10 01 111e "'meroca11
Anoclelion
DETROIT TIGERS-Re<elltcl Mall No•n
cercner from Nasf>vtllt ot tl\e Americar1 "'
•OClallon
ICANSAS CITV ROY AL~-Traoeo Oe r•yl
Motltv outfielder, 10 lht At1er11e Breve> tor
sieve SllltlO• ollcner
IASKI TaALL
Natlenll lell!"'*' At..cltfletl
LOS ANGELES LAll.ERS-Sloneo !Jon
t<.t1101111 •r1ort Turner Ot lt 8 11nev eno Aoger
Herotn o .. arot eno •or •" Branc,n ano "•O•
Martin. rorwarot
ATLANTA t1 .... WKS-S.gneo Dom•n•Out
w 111i.1nl, torwaro 1cra llvt ·vter CO""'"
HOUSTON ROCr<ETS-SIOflto Dave Fem
center end COii,,..-Hlnrv OUtrO 10 1nrte·vtt r
contrecll Sloneo Anll\On• Bowlt t>uorCI to e
one·veer conrract S•gneo Sa"' M1•critt' Micnae
Pevne ano Der roc• IJowteno forwaro, •o ••ee
eoenr conrrec"
S..t.CRAME NTO 11.ING~-S•onoa MtrOlo
Preurtv lorwera
FOOT&ALl ~lfteNI l"MftWll LM 9'1t
DALL. cowBovs-w11veo Jeue Beur
aete11slve eno Cornell Gowdv cornaroeck
4'00to Boo Otto 0111n11ve leCkle end Mennv
Htndro-, Otftnttve Oat• IO Int> •Oiler
HOUSTON OILERS"::"Tredeil Ha,vev Sartm
0Ht n1lvt leCkle lo '"' Oeiroll L·Dr>• for a 19117
lKOnO·rounO Orefl 01Ck
KANSAS CITY CHIEFS-Placto Ktn
McAll\ttr. 11neoac•1r on 1n1ureo '""'"' S1on•a wn11nev Hell llneoac~t<'
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ANGELS •••
hoe Cl
well. but will now have to bear dowa if he wants to 1eh1eve Im ftn1 20-wia
tea10n in 1986. '
Wht ( l S-9) WlU Ubty bave IWO
more swu th.it year aod will need to
win both to tet the coveted No. 20.
He looked 1it.e be wu on his way to
No. 19 early on Tuaday. Duri.na the
first five inninas, be wu shuttina the
Indian• out on two hi t&.
"The first couple iJuUnp it didta't
look like it was fOinf to lake much for
Mike to win,' Slid Mauch. ·•we
played for a run bere and a run there.
We aot them, but the kid (Swindell)
was too tou&h . But I wouldo'\ trlde
Wm for him." ·
The Anaels got w 1t1 off to a 2-0 lead
10 the tl:ti.rJi l.Dd fQunh inriinu. In the
third, Gary Pettis s.inaled. was sacri-
ficed to second, stole third and ca.me
bome on Wally Joyner's s.inJle to left.
It was Joyner's first RBI s1nce Sept I 0.
ln the fou nh. the Anaels used two
sanaJes, a wiJd p1tc b a.nd GeollC
1iendrick's fielder's choice to brina
home their other run.
That was 11 for the An~I offense,
but Clevrland was JU St getting started.
Over · Witt's la!>t 22/1 inninp, the
I nd1ans came up with s.even bits and
fou f runs. wh1cb was enough to send
him down to defeat
.. Some of h1~ curves stayed a little
high ((hm> Sando hit a curve and
(Brett) Butlc:r had 1wo hits of them,"
said Mauch
··when }'Ou throw enough pitches
o' rr the summer some of them arcn•t
g0tng to be when: )OU want them.
That happens to everyone, not just
Mike W111."
Wherr W111 and the Indians are
concerned at Anaheim Stadium, it
happens a lot With the loss, Witt 1s
no~ 0-6 against Cleveland at home,
with a 5 96 ERA His last win was
'1a) 15 1982 -1n rehef.
.. That Cle' eland hneup 1s made up
of some prett~ damn good hitters,"
said ~auch ... The\ don't lead the
league 1n hilting b~ accident."
The lnd1ane; did Wm in big, using
four c:xtra ba~ hits (a tnple and thrtt
doublt''>I to '>Corr thr1r four runs.
The man "ho did most of the
damage was Butler He was 3 for 5.
including the: tnplt', scored two runi.
and dro' e in another. • AN<ill HOT•S -J"*9 "'anea lt'fl Tvtl·
a.,.., ot mt w•tl\ sore mu.ci.i 1n 111e i.ft tlOt ol
"" r1D CAO• Ht 1000. • nero tw1no in l\ll Urll 11-
0.1 en• ~noclltcl lllQ'1'81! oown O.w °"" etme on will\ e 0-2 counr ano atruc• out Clerk lllVtcl
'n 1ne oeme 1,, rlonr movtno Cerv SriotllW. 1n
nhtldtr e l Brlgl\em Y6ung and lrit minor
IHOut\ 10 lhorr,100 Snvdtr ~•nclilO ell tl\rM
Olt vt In lfle bollorn ot Ille llr'I 1nnll\Q Wltll nil
t1ar1 l ee a-t euonr "'' ',I001n o•me
1ltt11me Cie•eteno ••trier W'90 s~
Hnl•MO nla tnrM·vH r cereer ti tl\t un1ver\1tv
of Tea es .. 1111 SOl \lrlu oul\ In 480 1nnl1111• He t\
111.ro Oii 11\t •11-llmt NCAA 1111 Anotl
Manager CO.-Maud\ on Devtn Wtllta's loe<
•t cv••• talGI\ •n Monoa v·• >tcono 9trne · It wu
611 .... Olav. ,,. ...... OIAylr>g 1.-1 C.."9t dffO
Ht ac•ue•lv ce ugllt ·I Oii •ne wev uo 11 vou
c>•eveo es "IUC" nert-court 1>1v.e11>111 tor 1our
1unc11 montv 1n Ntw Vor\ Clh u "4' dlO. 11\tl
otav .... tHv r,,. •1111e11 •"nounceo •nat
el 9elltrt adl"'l'\l•o~ '""'•'• !or S..no.v \ F 111
4'00,ec ••·on Ott ,.,1, oe oc ""' ~" Oto •
re,•rveo \t.•' De\' 'OG•v
Hays n amed coach
at R an ch o San tiago
Corona drl Mar rt~1dent Craig
Ha" 1ormerh a tennis and baskt't·
balf ,oach at \.11la Park High. has
been named thl'.' head men·s tennis
coal h at Ranrho ant1ago ( ollege.
HaH. a graduate of fatanc1a High
befort< a11end1ng <.olden \\est Col·
lege and Long Beal h 1a1c led v ilia
Park loan opening-round (IF pla~ofT
win ln~1 year
~igh heels hurt?
Free exams don't.
I.
lh~ het>b ma' lonk ~otxl hut du tht-\ f~I ~01.0'
Fa.'h1onahlt• !>hi~ lt'lld l(l cllll nruak nil! fout
prohl11Tb .lllll l':U1 t'\l'll lTl"Jtt' rn·\I. 'ml"
\I> 111 ktt•p h1~h h1't'b fr"m ~ llm~ \ 11u Jo\I. 11
\\l' \l' d 1min.11t'tl rnll' 11! tht' rt.'.l\11n:-. pt'l 1pl1 pmtpont·
fell ll t''.\..UTI:-. tht• 111\(
h 1r J hm11t'tl 111111· hn:1t't'd po<llatmt' • 111 uur
... 1aft Mt' • 1lt1·rn1)! Ir~· llMlt 1•\,Ulh It tht•\ rt'l.11mm 1 ml
cli~( 1:-.lh t1·'L' 11r turtlwr tmlU111·nt JJ1\ ft't.'' v.111
hkl'h I'.\· l(t\l'n·d h\ \1>11r 111~ur.u1u· In .lfl\ 1.1.-..· tht·
1r1111al t'\.Ull 1 mt~ \ ou 11nth11\)!
If 11 M rt palll I~ hrt•:tklll)!. \ 1111r 'tndt• t I lt1H \!.\ ll."
for .1 trt'I' 1•\.Utl \ou ll lilo~ \ 1111r ht·\t \.\ lll'll \ 11u lttl
\11ur '°'''' lrom lwatl tr 1 t1 1t
tall for JI\ Jpp011!10lt'nt \t1111 • n 1' ~O d m • \0 p m
1 -80 0-521 -6665
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California Podiatry Institute
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C4 '* Orange Cout DAILY PILOT/ WednMday, ~b« 2•. 1N6
L~ Fair handicap
TMUllSOA Y'S •MntlH (1._ .. , .......... ~)
"'"' -t: 12:.lO APf'AL.OOSAS
l'•ST "AC•. About 4 l\lflon9' PUl'M 12.IOO Me'°"" I •·Miu Q\JalllV Tl,,,., aov From TllHPUlh,
Latctl Tl'la Hatch 4 Of A Kind, Drummer Girt,
ltoval Madam , S.m tMlt.na, Rtd On TM Haad.
AlllO allglt>ta-TV 8aDv, Miu Kln11'' WOl'ld,
•·5'M>oka Straw,
-O••ld F Mackle antrv
SELECTIONS 1 4 Of A Kind, 1 Lat<:ll TM
Hatch, 3 Royal Madam Lontn not SamtM11ena,
, OUA•T• .. HORSIS
HCOND "ACE. 3SO yards, Purse. $3,000
Clalmlng ThrM .,, .. , Old•. Ct.lmlng prlca '3.500
Tldv 8 Gav. Flvt Oot Mtrr1,,,.n1, Sm•'"
War, Marri llanltv To 8t Or Not To ea, Gas To
TM Llml••. Chief RHlclanl. OoctOI' Jed ,s£1..ELI IONS. 1. eocror Jed, l. Ollef ~
dant, J Gu To Th• L•mlls L011g\not To 8e Or
Not To Bt
THIRD .. AC£ JSO va rd\ PurH U ,000
Cla lm11111 Tllrff vtar otds anc UP Cta1mtn11
Price M,000
01GOtP _pett Juste Moon Bar\ Lanes Ex
l>l't U. Miit Flr>t 5,111no11<1Q010m111e API To Ooo,
Quinto Miu 111<1:110 OovOlt Humoug Counrv
SELECTIONS I Humoug County 1 Aot To
Ooo 3 S1tt1n011eQOt0mlne LO"ll\not Mite F 1ne
THOltOUGHB .. EDS
FOURTH RAC£. 6 turtong, PurH 51,000
M•lden cle1m1ng Maidens """ end lour veers
Old Cta•••"ng pr-ct s 16 000
I Bred N' Bruce ISID•lle)
1 POPUiar Alt 1Pa11on1
l Re11e111ovs Rose l"e<trou11
• Riven de Btu • t' S•ethngs•
S Su~• But• E strecn11 6 Gell ,sra n ev,
J A.dvancemt nl Warrtn i
11•
'109 11• '" -• 11' 1" ljl
a 10,000-t,ooo.
I a11en'' Flvllle (0omln9ue1)
? Stranot M1nlc (Var .. r•l
3 T" C"'' Lo.ad (Cast1not1)
4 Comal\ Flare (SlDltlel
S Name Of Tiie Ga,,,. (~)
• Yuloe>lan Tom (GatrlOOI
1 FOl'ward Commend t91eck·21
I Waltf' Jedtet (Soils· II
9 TOdOV Bov <E"'•d•l 10 E l Paso Dalt (Pallar,Olll ........
116
116
116
'" 116
116
a 111
11'
'" 116
1l Don B. Marrv ISoll\·21 116
12 Liiiie Tvrent (PadrOHI I 16
lJ Manzenaro I lleck ·I) x II 7
14 Load TM We9Qfl (Srellln111.> 1?7
MAMZAN.RO (J· 1) LOVH 1111, oval 41\ rtcanl
effor" l~lcala, this would De tovght" IHI,
1<1u11 ro se,,,., mu" draw In, N......._Otl TH•
GAME (4-11 Exlf\ Quiet> neat w~lla forc1ri11 tnt
pace lhroUllflOu_!,_ pu\had wide ln'I rna llnet turn
Tollnoblsrcnence.llronv loe, cOMITS "1.A"E
J6· ll Lacked room whlie recln11 In Mevv 1r1fftc,
tucl1 Pleven daH11lll LONGSHOT FORWARD
COMMA NO
SUCTH llACE. 6 lurlOnlls Punt S 16,000
Malda<I A!lowence Ma'*' hllon lwo veer
otdl, t>rad In C1lll.
I Toullazv tM-1
2 Reoencv Ster !Slt>llle· 1 I
3 Cln1111mon Twl" tFernandarl
4 Anvals Flv IGerrloo· 11
S Ve981 Score (Bt.ckl
6 Plavlng Tao• IOl1vereu
1 B1111ing Broad (P111erson 21
I Humawe,111 (Sco111
9 Jon's Beau (Stevens/
· 10 Trsman t IEslreoa~
AIM ......
'" '" '" 11'
xltl
116 ,,.
116
116
116
11 LodY Hlllloo <Soso> 116
12 LO•Hl>le S.lute ISID111e·1l 116
13 Leurentlan (Ptdrore I 116
s Sa ran \ 8ta .. 'Htrnonae11
9 Bii 0 Saro\ Sol•t
10 Don C.arrv 1Stoi1
I ft
114-
11•
14 Lorrlwrno tP.irer1on II 116
IS Bdf'iron D11e 1 (Vergara) 116
16 M1ct1ael'\ J..lldv CGerrldo-21 116
JON'S 8Ellrtl (4· 1) Che net tor mild surorlH
ot aota IO clear into tile lint turn, race t1'1 good Al\o t119't>M
II Sure Natural IOouglesr 114
,, Princr AmtMtr 1 I Oom•n11ue1 114
ll BIS!laro (Veroora l 114
14 Tenotl\eerts I Palltrson 114
IS Km 1 C.010 161oci.. • 10'1
16 Ou• Btede Noa uell 114 SAT AH'S BEAU (~ It 6r1tf \Pl!ea lo 04'1fer 1n
1u 1 at Oet Mar wlH setoom hnd easier spot tor
dlPlome earns Int ca l• REBELLIOUS ROSE
(6-I Work•ng wel1 S•~Cf Sonfo An110 mffl
•todv lo roll \lron11 tonttndtr l(IM'S GOLD
2· I A•so e1111101e ••our~\ 10 re<ei.e \trono oul>llc
1uPoorl .t at>lt 10 1cra1crt 1n LONGSHOT BRAD
N 6~UCE
FIFTH A.ACE o , lurlOllQ\ Purse \ I0,000
(le 4m1nQ Tiire~ 1ear old\ (la•m1no pr~e
'r>reP. "LAYING TA,.S (6·1) Raced verv rani.
1nrou11hou1 closing with ln1erts1 onct settling
Clown, figures ctost w11n lmr>rovmenr, LAUREN·
TIAN 17.·.2) Reoorredlv e swift runner hu nice
work r>alltrn for deOul, 1110 Ille tote LONC·-
SHOT VEGAS SCORE
SEVENTH RACE. I I 16 miles Purie
SIS,000 Claiming Fillies ona m oru, thrtt veer
old\ ana uP Claiming once 112,SOO· I0,500
1 C1111>'1 Soirll (Oougles)
1 Bold Woy (Cisnerol)
J Juliana 's Dream <Ca11anonl
• Tne Pantrv (Slt>lllt )
S SuPrlse Giit O<.aeMll
6 Sagar <Pa11onl
1 La Verne's Sonata •Olivares)
e w.-Sol IE•lrMel
• Oavallsll Oaular 181act.l
10 fl'lra1t'• Wen.di (Fw nenotz l
...
xl09
114
M>LD WAY C3·1l tmonulve winner 01 Oil
Mar, Dltw Oul tl\4lrPlv, tHm ~ In wldl oo.n
11aa1, S""'IS• WT (4· I) Was oust 1no1
c1esrrovl119 comP1llllon Dv lwtlv• 1ano111, In
le UOMr, strono figure wlln rt Plel, D•V•LtSH OAZ:ZLaR (6-1) Strong •lrtlcll runner will 114!
rl11nt 11\art wit" l !IY reclnu tuck, gets wtlo111
DrHk LONCSHOT JULIANA'S DREAM
•IGHTH RAC•. 6. lurlong, Purse 119,000
Allow1n<:e M•ldln 111119', 111ree and lour vHr
otds ·
I Lu•trOU\ Addle (Whtie ) Ill
2 Domenica Mia (Slol111-l1 11'
3 Roval Elll• (Oliva res) 11•
4 Venetian BHulv (Sco111 114 S Made,,,. Ptrdee !Garrido· I) 114 o c.1atuo111 .... u:iaua<-40I> 114
1 GVP\V Po1111er (Pldf'ora> 114
I R11llv Oa\hl"ll (Hernenot1·2l 114
9 Manoos Prlnctsl CBnen) I )4
ro Maolc Avenoar (C1t>elltf'o) 111
DOMENICA MIA t•-11 C.altble condilll>ntr
hes l\Onad llllt wttt Dred fllly 10 perlecrion. will
need Dall In -conlt\I, ROYAL £LITE to II GOOd effOl't wlllie In naeo of Ille race w111 oe on
tdoa IOI' OHi lodl V, MAGIC AVENGE" C 10-11
LOllO\not rider sllCll\ w1111 1111s runner w111 Dl'
Do• ctr winner ii llrsr 1crou Ille wlrt
LONGSHOT MANOOS PRINCES!>
NINTH RACL 6 > furlongs Purst s 16 000
Ci.lml"g Tllrtt vu r olds and uP Cldlmong oro<t
1lt,000·14 000 f Angtamen (Pa11er1on) I lo
7 Olst)nclivetv Don IKaenell 116
3 'tovt Of Sankora (Bazan 110
• Dollar Traooer (Stevtns) I 16
S Oouote Oet1c11 CBla("k 1111
6 Grtnoo•e 1or1e11a l 116 1 Hacne1e T acllale I Mt'na 1 I 16 I BloomlnQ T vranr (Vergara ) I 16
9 Down Re nge (Pedrorol 119
tO Mokero (Mun1e111 • 119
HACHAl.A TACHALA f3·1t Come 10 lland 111
LO\ Alamitos conllnuong lorm 1n10 Del Mar
Mffl, lllOUld love !hi\ ova l, DOUBLE DEFICIT
12-1> F lgures to t>e wett ba<.~ed a lier 1mpreu111e
win, repea t effort will 111ve 100 chOice rough
bellte, DOWN RANG£ 16-11 Beller than lo~t
Pedrore rides can m1»e amends LONC.SHOT
GRENOBLE
TENTH A.ACE. I I 16 motes Purtl' 118,000
Clolmlng Three vear ola\ (laomon11 orice
U S,000
1 Fa \! Travllo News IS1evp11s t
'l Double O\Jesl (Ver11a•lll
3 Native Forecast (Mera
' C1trene (Or1e11a 1
S Mural (Olivares
llS
11S
llS
111
11S
I,
I
TEIRY
TURRELL
LA County Fair,
Los Al race results
• 1'4endtut Ot Diamond (Mana ) t IS
LA Cou.oty Falr
Cat tlalnlll• ,..,., '-->
TUHDAY'S RHULTS
I I Love Racing !Black) •I 10
• NODie Pauer (Fernencla1) I IS
( 1)911 .. ll•MV Mir mffflfte)
A .... ALOOSAS
fSNUT "ACI. • furlon9'
Bull MOon (Peullr>t)
Trteture Tr11vt <Crull
Jets Luckv Rock lWhlltl Tl,,,. .47.0
1 00 3 •O 300 uo no HO
I LOVE RACING (S·21 Second In geme effort,
mev hevt ~n bt" Dul for lu1111ln11 In felt,
dl"ance \noulO bt no prot>tam, MUttAL 13· ll
Hes enough sl>ffd 10 lit clo"r to r>act the n lell,
Oliver" to ride, '"O'lll con•t notr, NOaL•
PASS•• (6·1) Meldan winner bv many sprint·
1110. \lretcMs out. not wllnoul chance LONG -
Al\O ran. OumPIV HumPtv. Soul• C11ttf E;rrot
AOPHI ,
' SHOT GA.ETANA $$ •xACTA (3·4) paid SS2 00
OUARTERHOltSE S ILEVENTH RACE. I II 16 m ites P urse SECOND RAC• JSO verd•
s30.000 1daed 'Ga1twev To GIOrv s1111.es " E191"nal Native (Lecktvl J~ .oJd.L G!O.U P.un.e 132.IOO. VeJue. .Ill_ E11in-*kt-«7at"CI -
Winner \19,300 KMPln11 Stride (Sttvensl
s '° no 11>0 •ao uo
600 1 Ktn11 1 Qdyuev (Mtnal 114 Time 11 09
1 Sa vona Tower IKHnel) 1 ll Al\o ron· B1amellon Midnlglll 0 11odv Herd
J froPOsollert (()f'lege) I U llH d, Moes rmeva. Trash Ma111er M•1•er Fur. 4 Fa m111or (>round <Et1red4) I I• Bar
S Super AdiO• (SltVll\l l I 14 U •XACTA <S·l l oatO '6, SO
• O.i.. Wini IBt.ckl 11' TH•D RAC•. lSO yards
1 Wlio.rnu\ 8ouM (S1Dlll•I 11' Run Geor11le Jon (Steven') 8 LUClw EdlllOI) l(ostenonJ 111 HOwkOOI A.m l (Lacktv>
9 R1~aoo\1'1r IPt<trorel 11• 1111111 Tllrtt (Ward)
10 Klr.v Clvda tCoraoetloJ 114 Time' 17.N
soo J?O l 10
600 u o soo
OAK WIN£ Cl ·ll E•mad score while oerninv Also ran David'' Win. Tldv Woltlam. THne•.
1nrou11nout on Ille teed Int enllre ditl•nc•. very l(eweall S\Jn, Soortlnv Bod, CnarllOll Straw
contentious Mel, SAVONA TOWE• (4· ll Bred Jettll'I
10 llO lon11er, he•d lo denv co11sldera lion alter $5 EXACT.A (9·l l P•ld 0 1 SO
IHI •FAMILIAR GROUND ( 10 ti HU Dig THOROUGHUEDS
\lrt•cn "-•O •l Otmonwattd wnlle POtt'in9 hVllt FOVttTH RACE. ~ lurle)(lgs
Ul>HI \PflftllnQ, will De llvlng late LONGSHO.T Prtttv Presll11ious (Warr"''
WILDERNESS BOUND Out Of Oeri<neu (Camriou
TWELFTH .. ACE. I 16 mites Put1e Foti From C.lorv (Whlla)
\1 000 Ct11m1ng Tnrte veer old\ ond Time I 13 J, S
6'0 0 0 HO
3610 10 90
160
uo c10 ,m.ng price U .000 Al\o ron Mounta in Glad• A Wff B•• lri\11 Lo
1 Jet Rovale !Black 11 A 1~ Sierra, Mlcllelle Le Belle, Cou111erleller, Le 11n
1 Cae\er's Canter roou111as) 114 So11n
l S110cl>.1ng111 Be\I tCu 1enon· ll 1 U FIFTH RACE. 6 furlongs
4 Fa1dt1• (Ktltntll I 14 C1ndt rllool IMena l s Sier Matertal <Mena -I) 111 Pa1n1ln' Rainoows (Srolllel
6 !Ion 01 Kandv <Eslrada·21 11• Firs! Overall (Sltvens)
660 00 380
H O 380
660
EL•V•NTH RACI. '"' tur-lollt\ Bundle Ot lrOll (Harn1 ndtrl S 60
Metronomic (Sollsl
!Xlr• To Flrt IOllvereu
Time l IS l•S
l-40 ).00 no uo
) 00
AIW ran ~lvth Factor Amartnv Coureoa,
ltOll A Nelurel, Otdlcelt
U IXACTA <S·61 Peld J•I SO
TWIL'TH "ACE. I II 16 (T'lllfl.
Natural Flowt r (Slolli.) 14,to
KISS'" Ttll ( E \lredl )
Copper Venus IOou111u)
Tlmt 1·47 llS
lS IXACTA tS-91 r>ald JIS9 00.
uo .. 40 '·'° .4.20 SJ()
st LATE DOUILE (S·SI e>etd U S 00
,\lltndence 9,S10
Mu•uet He ndlt t l,9S6,'11
L o• Alamlta.
TUESDAY'S RESULTS (JlM .. 4'·MY llaf'ftffl ,,_....,
FIRST "ACll. Ont mlla P41Ga
Orew Pt.y (Rllcnltl 9 ?O UO 3.40
Ct lltornle M4'11lc I Ptnol 4 IO l 60
Greet In ACllOll (Lillhllllll) l.00
Tl,,,. 2~ S2 EXACTA (6·41 D••d '31 IO
SECOND RACE.. One milt trot
Pav Cu ll I Bektr I I• ?O •.40 S.00
l(ens Doi IToc:tdl 2•.40 13.20
S\JC>trloc Jet 1F1sco1 l 40
T1rne 1 01 1 S • '1 f;llACTA ('I 71 r>oid U 9040
THlttO •ACE. Ont m11a oaca
L• .. Aoc11a11t (Anaersont 10 40 10 .0 9 00
Anavs Mav (S11va 1 1'.20 7.20
W/(nne Nond•ne t Kueoier I l 40
'T1mt 2003 S
S2 EXACT A 14·9> oa 1d \l?O 80
FOV .. TH RACE. Ont mitt Pace
Pasedena Phantom (Colemen! •9 80 11 20 6.20
Lotte Fut • (Grundvl • 40 l .00
Couo Oe Mein (R•chmondl 100
Time 20? I S 7 JetQuemorr (Ptdro1a) 11' T11ne 111 3,S
8 SParl(lt Over (6 onllla ) IU Al\O ron· Frlsli.v Jack. Ve\led Allohtl1 Time FIFTH RAC£. Ooe m.ie 1ro1
9 CalChlng (Slalllnosl 114 To Jill. Eleven Awev, Bo11owln, Don's Trv11 Lose1 Pride lO'Oona11oe1 760 ••O JIO
S60 440 HO 10 Bold Eaceller (SltvtMI IO'I n DAILY DOUBLE 11·11 oa•d ••oso Franm Clouonertv (Rafcnlordl
JACOUEMART (4· 11 Wide OPt n finale. as SIXTH RACE. 6 lurlono1 6 Cor S•msol'I IF iscol
most or•. IOP 1111s one t>lg Plus, winning roce Devil's Ice (Pedroza) S 40 3 10 2 •O Time 2 OI l S
over 1t11s ovat. DURANT (6-1) Figures tor a Priced R1gt11 !Hernanotll 4 60 3 80 12 IXACTA !l _6l oa id \II SO
1nare 11 aDle 10 1cre1cP1 In, 1011 \POI II rtatf wev Snuclnto I Castanon) l 00 SIXTH RAC£ Ont mlle Pace
readv FAIRFAX (10· IJ Entered oack qulcktv Time I 10 llS &t\I Of "'"le (.Anderson> S 60
out 11me 1\ running out for 1111s runner Alto ran Muscat Kid, Foll E •<.u•s•on Prince Loven Lev•tv IR•rcnie )
LONCSHOT SENA TOR MCGUIRE tv Pretense . Suert• Juan Oetaware Princr Gentle Sli.ir>oer IKiU I
IEST 9£T MANZANERO CStll Race I lnteritule le Time 2 00 , S
PRICE "LAY LAURENTIAN 1611'> Recel U EXACT A lJ -Sl oe•d \7' SO U IXACTA 11-31 P••d \28 .0
•-ilenorts apprentice oonev SEVENTH llAC£. 6 ' furlong\ SEVENTH .. AC£. 0'1e mite oace
Emtroto Cu• CBrlnkerrioll1 13 60 I 00 S 10 B H Ba ndtu oer IBo ... rgeoi\I 9 •O 6 to 6 40 Comma nder Grttn IOr1>tl 10 20 S •O Bov•g CSteven\I 3 60 N.ckv 0 Br•vo IPerrvl 1060 960
Los Alamitos, Hollywod Park race entries Time 1 11 Andv1 RoDtrl (Lac1i.ev 2'2 40
Also ran P laia Nahve AIP•no Ju!MI JaCI• T •mt 2 °' &ran &e't' Ster SPa111114Nf Son Jan Cra~ st EXACT A 16 41 Pe •d U 3 00
S.S EXACT A I 1-101 Pa•d \311 SO EIGHTH RAC£ One mile oace
EIGHTH AAC£. 6 > turron11' W1nsomt LOHsome 1Scnen11.11 1 80 410 300
100 uo Los A lamitos SIXTH AACE. One mile Pace Purse S1 600 Bru na 6 ernum, 6009 I' 8 tut1 SO Rowav L
Marlo. 11 ftven Little Jo Jo Mor11on Hiii. Im Soeoa1 P andOra s Girl Skv Ft0'"'" F ro\tv
FIFTH RAC£. "0 verd\ Purse SJ SOO Tne
Den·m " O•amona F utu••h• Trial\ \Kono
Aoove Tiit Rf\I (Btackl 3 40 2 SO 2 •O Siv Pe • IKeevsl
.Aretoc Lend (ller11era l 600 380 Ft lioe 1R11c111e l s '°
TONIGHT'S ENTRIES
(llrd of 4t·CMIV lle meu m"""'91
First 00$1' 1;30
FIRST RACE On!' m e oace Pyrst' '7 S00
---CJ>.=& LmaL.-~~-~
Jewel ~P•r • S•C1•m·r Norma Soa '' Hot.Mao•e
Gerrv Oro F 1no
Coraova Si. poer Gee Gee Crurtr K&•lt &rova Lev•'" OoollerPuo ..,.,,..~nra d•••\•On
Berv Jane S~11>oer\ Heritage OOC \ Sllll Al\O 1111110•-Ange\ Da v Orta"' B••O<t\ Le•M•fr\ Image Too\1 To Ton• F retdOm
S£llEHTH AAC£. One m ote Pace Pur\t Per Ftvtr Rl.'a llv Ettorlltu Tne Duck Hunttr
S1 SOO ·..-=:,,,.,,,,,_-..J.ir1fl••'J.i'f-tl"11Pll!-M-Hl..af--j~lt::l~r-------'S'-'a~·;;:;•:;:';-:;c;~o:;-ne; Na'..!.,vP 9.ur Ea1v Et1or1 Pooa1ar 1 r&Clt Meftl'llllr 'Wrncf-Power llo¥¥ytllf~ SIXTH "ACE 4t0 v•rd\ Pur\t' U 500 Tne
SPeeo Bus111r, Rowdv Ruler Nuevo C.uru S•o N TONIGHT'S E NTRIES Den,m n D•amono Futurorv fr,111~ tnird
Sr r Slv~ Nu Tiit C.old Medoh\I (4Sltl of S3-nlllflt QUertertlorM! meett!IQI ·ftVi\•On
v anilla Fa11 Dance 1s1t ven11 • 00 Time 2 00 l S
Time 117 3 S st EXACT.A rS •i o'.aoo S18 10
Alto ren Our Coquelle Fantaw F1n1s1> HIHTH RACE. Ont m11P oace
Trl\ne's Beau. Caresse K1n11 Bon Firt 1 Sister Moogy Blue IAnacr\pnr 13 00 s IO_!]O __
S c • I oa 1 S --~..,..,. .. ~n~o~e~r -L~o~r~ne~C"'Pl~o-n-o~l~---=~..,S-;;20 • IO
HIHTH RACE. 6 lurlon11> &urn 0 011 IF thOO) 4 00
Oom1nan1 Ron• I &lac~ t ~ 00 l 60 3 00 Tome 1 01
SECOND RACE . Ont' m.11" tro11 P.,,,,l' il,&00
S11af1er P riae Se>ec•nl INPre~• Coo1 Cort
Qu!Ck Toro Sta r Holl C. '>mo• v ~ .... , Wotrv\
Sollv M Lo•d Monl"'I'"
EIGHTH AACE. One mile Patr Pur\I.•
SJ 800 Manese Hunter Primo Fresh To1en1 ~11n
Sw•"-1<..ng 01 Rhvlnm. Andv\ Go•e 1 or~ues•
Stoun,ng On
Finl oost: 7:JO
FIRST RACE. JSO veras Pur.e S) 700
Se xv Prmceu Loflv l aov B.:irn•1orm'
S•na•n<t ror (,old Callo Wetcn HOI Oa111er
F1oren11ne Cn1C"-1 Beoumo Counle1s Ouicklv
l\atamlv•r11d 1t1on
Melc,,lr> (Vttroaral ~60 SOO U EXACTA 17 St oa ,d \S4•0
S1n111e 1 t Mena J S 40
Time l 10 • S
Al\O ron Runn1n11 Oet>onoir Tne Bou Onf"
Jall\CO, Pa1r1011c Pleooe Loll lden111v Plallni
B111nc De Blooc
n PICI( SIX I, I 1 or 6 or l 6 s 11 Pll1d
SI 310 80 10 flYI? winnong 11eoe•\ ll•'f l'IOrte\l
Carr vover DOOi s ll 7SO JS .0.1,0 e11111Dlt-Sluli I ~ ..... ,,
THIAO RAC£. One ..,.i~ DitCI' Pur\I! Sl 100
Jekf The F n•e Mit,•o Stint a Sne111m. Cit a HIHTH RACE. Ont mile 1><1(11 Purse s 1,&00
P•l•v Council Our Rovmond Hl11t1 Counstt
P H Pnontom. Rowan Cresl Oerov c,,,mt
Cockv\ 0111v Bov. \/an Tudor E11mon1 Fro\I
Also ell11IDtt-Hon1 Soi•
Metoc:ty Ellv• 1n1en1 Pfltf!ll!S\ Native P1eas1n
SECOND RACE. JSO varos Pur\e ~ 100
Town Nat•ve A1urp Cu••" Sc ot r Sk•r> r A
.11av11nl1111e, W1n11n111 Boll E;rra M~aouct..1
SEVENTH RACE. 4'0 verO\ Pyr1e \) SOO ' r .... o~"'"' 1n1 01ernond Futur1'v f( &I\ tourJ"
c21vl\1on IS EXACT A 11·9/ 1>6•0 S66 SO
TENTH RACE one fnilt? Pact?
Sole Charge tL11c1<evi 9 60 S60 '60 s 60 ,,00
3 60 MOnilfr Cr(lwrt Lng~r (rp1"~ 01' La Crpmp
Surt F"rre
Nor1111trn Merli
THIRD RACE. lSO vards P•irst S3 700
Piece A The Ac•1on )1'1\ BPdu1no Ao111n.
Em Jav Moon11111>1 Co111no•a Mo••"ll tvavs
Broo"n111 N111r11s. Bedouin R.iod•• Ho•d All
Tic ke•s i ne Muckv Ouci.
T£HTH RACE I I 16 mitts
Frencn Star 1Ca s1anon1 lo'°
6•d For Her I Pt<1ro1a 1
860 S•O
11 90 810
6 00
Our Edwara Anderson•
Mer~ Peter ( Plar>o I
Time I Sl l S
FOURTH RACE O.,e-.. 1e 1ro1 Purse \J 800
Bonn. H~o'°' c,,. .. o,.., l '"f Hou\f" E1eoan•
Stud Lct•Oa F4i,,_,.,.., H.,;"'tt ... t='o,,.,~\ F 1rc.1 Hn1
Ch11>
TENTH RACE. One milt; pace Purse \? 600
OtdUCIOt>le Saont Bar Jr M.,..~ Pa 111ma\
Provoc111or Moon ~·C"'4'' Hl!l"ll>P" To Ple&sf
FOURTH AACE. 410 ~ard1 Pur•e \J S00 1
'le•r old' T ht! Df'mr't'I n 01amt1Md F uh.~,. f /
EIGHTH RACE o O vero1 Pur\e '3 SOO Tile
O~n1m n Ooamono Fulurotv Tr ol\ I llh d ""on
V Clorv C~tr\ Tiit RtDtl Bona Dor.no
CaDrtOlt la <Sll>lllt l
Time I 44 I S
Also ran Universal Mah•. V•••I Score Ed'
Bold Lodv F111n11ng Mar•f lltl La PrtC>O\a
ll £XACTA 1 II O<l•O SllOO
ELEll£HTH RAC£ One milt oace
Jonnnv C.oucno CR11c,.1e1 II 60 • 20 J 20
2 60
8 10
Lev• T Alwattr Cn11rlf\ l otion M•\I Oa•ner Startin Frun Hie Red Roe"'' foe Comoanvs C.old (uel>ltrl 2 80 Voeno11er Nuevo 6•11 w ,oa And Croh Cal>ocno" Evere11 S.S EXACT A 9-/t 011d U 91 SO Loro Lev·•v 1Snerrtn1 FIFTl-4 RACE C"'f' ,.. • .. at• P r~e 'I &00
Cnt'<lut•ea ,. • o • Ci•o ... Non•ertv Mirage
A,,OY~ ~ctlO~ J a,.....f'\ ..J1hr ,..,.., HO" Se>«!Nl 1( no
0 1 Jllll fv·r1 Ci , \,1•t1 f 4 Ttt
Guv Ma 1e1r1c L•onl And111 S•tt•er
rt.aren Commanaer E110 Tr a1, t ,,.. div\ on
E ll·r>llc& Cash P tover M ~ M" Sire,,, "
HIHTH AAC£ 3SO .,,,,n, Pur\e U &00
Jason !>t n• Me Allons Nonderoar Hungrv
11 .. ICK SIX 1 I ) or 6 I ? S 9 oo d I S 719 00
10 f•Vf wonning ''C'"\ (\•1 P!or1eU S1 P•tk S"
con10101oon oaoa 1 I• I 00 10 ~OS .-.nn.1111 1.ci.t•1
live nor \t'\I
T me I S9 1 S
\1 EXACTA I 2 P&•O t 2000
A11t ndanct 1.106 £L£VEHTH AACE On!' rnite oa re Pu•\I'
S7 600
C.arrtll M\ Suoer RO"'IO"tl' Nature PIPIH •P BJnnv 'll'emor1es Qt 6a•lv Blu\h1n11 Buo
A1\o e11w10 I!-'" F-..... 4 ,.<J Ra,.. ~a..po~rct•r e MadOUctr M •d Crn,,....mv JP! Rorh Mon <,mo•e Em Bat>• Mulut l Ht1na t U 14 SS)
Valenzuela, Scott strongest
Cy Young Award candidates
Dodger s· ace firs t in NL to win 20:
Hous ton pit ch er strikeout leader
H<>l \J()'\ l \PJ Lo' ,\ngdt·,· Fernando
\ .1kn1u\'l.1 !ht· '\;i11onal [,(,·agul··, fir\! 211-game winner
th1<. \l''""n .111d I l11u\t11n·._ s1rrkl·out ate Mike ~u111
ar1war 111 ht.· thl· 111r rnnd1datcc; f(lr tht• '\;J ·.,Cy \oung
..\\.\;Hll
I hl' 1>11d~wr .. .trl' f}U\h1ng Vale111ul'la. l.\hO rttcht•d .1
ll.\n-h111t•r a~a1n,1 1lw \\Int\ ~11nda) night tt l rt'aLh hl~·
211., 1l tnr' m.1rJ.. lnr thl• tirc;t 11ml' 1n hi\ l arl·rr Hr \ al\tt
lhl.' l11't 1)1,Jgt•r,· ~t>-ganw \\.tnntr '>tnlt' fnmm~ John 1n
I~~~ .rnll lhl· ltr\t 'vfl.'\ll<ln·horn maJur leaguer lo wan '.!()
ganH'' 111 J \l\t,1\11
I hr ''tm' '11mmJn<.ling kadl'r' 1n tht: ~allnnal
I t:agur \.\ l''l .ire hoo.,ttng \mil 11-IO. who lea th the
lr.sgur \\1th ~I\~ '\lnJ..t·ou" 1n t•arm·d run a\l·ragc ""1th
~ 1 I Jnd 1n 1nn1n~' flrll hl'<l ""r th ~54 J.'
It dq~·nd,nn "'hJI \llU l'rnpha\1/1.' ··\cull \;ml 'ft
'"u g" h' l'Mrtnl run .1\l·ragx an<.l 'trrl..c·11ut\ l''l' 1mt "
prtlt\ ~CHtd \hetl
·htr11' third h.l\t'rnan Phrl C 1arnl·r 1hinJ.., thl' 'ot1ng
w1 II he dow
"'You \t: got 111 look al \coll'<; rR.\ and \lrtJ..l'OUt\
and he 1mprt'\!>l'd ," (1arna,a1d "M ) '"ll' gm·' tn '\l'otl
But 1-l·rn:mdo m·\er beat<. h1m,rlt He r11t'nco; "'l'll. htl'
well and cut'i off J lot ufhrl\ v.rth h" glms I k '' JU'>l nsll'
wugh Pill her ...
Va l('n1eyl;1. ~0-1<>. uncl \rntt rncild ix· prc'>Sl'd Im till'
.t"ard b) Pllt,hurgh·, Rrd~ Kho<.len. I 5-10 .
\.\> rth no r hann· ol w1nn1ng the dr' 1swn
Dodgers hd' l' turnl'Cl thcrr attt·n ttnn 10
Valcn1Urla '"n the < ' \ oung honor
lttk . till'
hdprn~
"'"101 t.r~tng amth1ng :iwa~ from °')('nil cir Khodt•n,
hut this 1!,U) (\ akn1ucla) ha' ""on 2<> "'th,, patdll'J -ur
ltnt·up ·· l>odgn' \.1,tnagcr Tomm~ I <t\ord<i ..,aid .. lie"•
go1 to he the ( ' Young winner "
The Dodger<, helped Valcn1ud a \.1onda) night "rth
a 9-2 '1cton and J..l·pt the 1\'ilro<.' magtl numix·r at f(lur
for drnrhing thl' di\ 1'i1on t ro"n
·· r hi\ tl·Jm "·" lirt'd up " I J\onla ';ml ·· 1 hl'\
v.Jntl.'d th l\ llnl' h.111 for f"crn.1nd11 L \ l'I\ g.U) on our
hallduh ""·"pulling tor him lie gt'l'' \m1 h" hran .t11ll
\t1UI l'\t'r' l tnll' hl' Pill ht'\."
Recor d effort
beats Dodger s
llOI \TON (..\PJ -Rool..1e left-
handcr J 1m Dcc;hatl'S set a modern
m.iJor lc.sgut· record h~ stnk1ng our
l'tght hattt.'r\ to \tart the game rues-
da) night. and fin1c;hcd with a I wo-
h1tter an<.l JO \tnkcouti; to lead the
Ho uc;(on '''ro" to a 4-0 shutou1 of the
Loe; 4-ngckc; Dodga~
The \'ICIO~. rnurkd With Crnetn-
na11·, 1'1-5 'Kt Or. over lian Francisco.
rcdu1.1.•d Huuc;ton's rnagrc number to
1"0 fo r l'l1 nch1ng the Na11onal League
We<.1 f hc .\stro<; open a two-game
scm·<, "1th San r rnnn\co tonight. and
a Houston '1ctof) and Csnc1 nnat1
lo\c; i1garnc;t ..\1lan1a \\Ould gl\e the
.\\tro\ their firc;t d1 \'1\lon title since
JQ81J
Stt.''t' 'la\ got 1h1.· first hrt olT
D1.·<,ha1c\. ,1 \1ngk to <,tan the tourth.
e~tcnding hi\ h1111ng <.tn:ak to 21
gam1.·'· the longcc;l 1n the NL this
'>Ca~on Thl.' onl) other Los <\ngclcs
hi t \\a'> a c;rngk h' I-no<. C ahell 1n the
~l·\ l'rllh \ Jll'O/tffl.r 1.1.h11 "'"'the J"',rrJ d\ .1rouktl'1n 1'1>-.I
\Jtd hl 'n111 "11rn111~ .1h11ul l.\1nn1ng<1g;11 n
·T \ l' j!llt n1 rt h Ing '" do \,\ 11 h I he ( ~ ) OU ng \ ot ing
Vall.'n1t1l'l.1 '<mi . \II I t.tn Jo " pill h m ) best Aul I'd
mulh r<tlhl'' ht• 1n 1h1' l luhh11u'l' than 1he1r ... "
\<,trtt.., \.tan.1ga llal I ~tnlt'r \\t11rld 111..r 1c1 \l'l' "iu111
v.rn lhl' h1111111. hut hl'' more <<>ntl'rnl·d .1h11u1 "'nn1nii
lhl' rwn n,1n1
I <Inn I 1.1.orn <thout pla\l'r\' goal'·· I .tntl'I \.11d
A'-..,oto
Fernando Valenzuelta. wbo beat B ouaton for hla 2 0th win
Mon day, ls a ca ndidate for the Cy Youn g Award thla year.
Ptnl'h-h11ta L.1rr\ "ice porfl('<l out
111 ~nond hascman Hill Doran rn the
1h1rd to end Drsha1c-;' stnkeout
'itnng. He walkl.'<.l Onl' on the nrRht.
PUBLIC NO JI Cf PUBUC NO TICE Pl&.IC NOTICE POOLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICC PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICC
fir'",.,. 1,. ,,., OERS APPLY TO THIS nrClsl)t 01;inq1'(n.,111, r;. /11 1 IJ1lf\ rn11s1 br ~ub VPl<'Cl•t" S\1100110 r;i-.1> .,1 .,.1tit>t•tl
'"" "" ,11,.1'1 M1,.,,.. CASE AHDMAY8£FOUND P ARCF! I A•1 ,r t1.m1,.rt r"''"" .;ccf)ml)l!n1e(l by Lot~rillr,.,11., ·11 1 1«•1 I'""' "'''" "" 11,11,ir11 ,. 11 '°:""' _., .• , A ' •• IN "F'ILE A" UNDER THE l Ath "'41PtfH,1 ,,, I ,, • j I \ '"o or r,t~h nr (.8f1tf1ed lrn,;tp t•'f fJr(1•1tl Ill fiuc .. ,•Hi f11' f 1111 qfir,11 ,,,,, tmnttn" of
Bl.C1 • .. , ... fJ!I -.,.ABO VE -REFERENC E D To~c• 6J'.7 <lS ~h<Jwr tor • "''"" w•lll lt'IP trnlnnfl' to P.1q1· 4P. '' M1~1 M;1w. '" ,.,,11 .,,11.,1,v 1ri .. 1 "'"' M"~, .> , , , ~ .. CASE NUMBER. Mau rec.u1tJeO 111 l:lvo• <. • '. '" uo1itl "'-Cln con1t1ma11on or '-"'"' 111 r t,r 1l<!Jte < , !lily IJ\c llUl•l i-, n·~t.'l~•·ll tc 11,
... , 1 , A" , ,., , ., DA TE OF ISSUANCE Oc-P;igP<. 4~ '" 4'8 "" ., ,, , ,1 ,, 1 1lr ; '"'' (,ou11 ( .1111.,, 1 wi 1 •"'Y '''"' ,111 h>11\ ~1,1,r 1., lober 1•. 1915 1M 1•,1 M ''-'' rAC.t "th •' • 11r1 t ,.,pit ,~ rPo;Pr.-•ld ff• fA Trw .. 1h• ', ~11t J'}' t ~' w Diiirr1 'u·id1•mCHH A
UNITED STATES Ralph G Pagter. Untied I01.,11qP Cr"'"'' ' 1iil 1•' I ,., 1 ,, , ""')II hotl'> 11•11' r ,..... 'v•" '"' 1t l'Hlf •
8ANKFIVPTC y COURT Sl•ta1 B•nkruplcy Judge •i ,..~"'" '' '•"'""r I I• •' t•• •l C,o>plPmbf'r 8 ll•l•n110, "'"Ir.rt,"" ""·'"' <; l f v I N ''()WA Ii fl
CENTRAL DISTRICT By Halen Sennett, Deputy tPn! '""'' rov<'• '"' rr i I ·~t v.11•'"" "If''''· .... 1 ... I Woty n• 1<;t N Adn"t" ·''·ii"' nl
Of' C ALIFORNIA Clerk tl1!1111 '> "'Glror '"'' • '" • • T ~ I/ F N H 0 WA A 0 ''"'', "''"'""''-1 "" nrl1 111o· t .,, it•• 1,1 llro ,,11r1 J ~· ~·t .., Addre11 508 Federal .1t0rin\ '1Qt'lt\ '''''' '""'' It f'• Af1,n1r•1Sl,ator o' Tr1•rnf1•11,• tn••,.t,,don ~· ,,n.1 nt·t-•it,urt
,, • , • , , Bulldlng, l4 Civic Ctnttr """ P~~"m""'' "' "" '"' ", 1 ·.• ,,.. nl Rnnalcl I H• lo.1". • ""''' lnr GREENWALD a THOMP·
Plu• S •ntaAna ,CA 1 ""'""ll"''"1r r, .. ,.,,,.' 1 • fl•""•''"d 1111" SON, e nd HURWITZ.
, , ., M•lllng addrttt P.O 801 11 •· '' '"''" '"•"I' ' • GAEEHWALO a THOMP· Olh ""' w ••v•' ''""r •iri1t•~ REMER 8 01111NCEHZO. ey
,. • 11600 S t nTtAna.CA92712 1·'"' SON •nd HURWITZ, 11 ''" '' """'' It'" 1r ... Aoberl R Hurwitz, Al· " 'I
·• I
Publlelled Orange Coe1t 0 11"'<"'> ""'' .,, 11 '''' 11' REMER 6 DIVINCENZO, By a fn ''".tr •1 ,r •' '"' ,.,1.1IP 11o rn1y1 tor Admlnlelrtlor,
Oe lly Piiot September 10, I 11' tr fl>f'""' Irr,,. 'h• Ro ba rl R Hurwllr. Al· ''" "" ''""''I' ""' •I 860 Newport Canter Drive.
17 74 Oclob41r 1, 19M .,,,...,,. .. ,,, tin• • '"" ""' 11µ tornty• for Admlnlalrtlor, rh ''''' t•y 11u· 1.11 .. 1r.1 ' • Sulle 1555, Newport Beach ,
W350 rrn a1>y ,,,,m.111<> .,, ' I • 860 Newport Center Drive, ~r "' 1 t '"" P' •I '"'• r11 CA 92660 (714) 759·0781
rt£ .. 1t1F "•• AA r •,.
MA f•,. t. • f r1 • 1 J• PU8LIC NOTICE
MtCHAF1 ,r f"/ 'I"'
MIC HAF I '•' I · ' SUPERIOR COURT
Se" F •till,, A ~"'' • "'11 OF THE STAT£
o<>g1nAI cnm(ll111111 '"' tt .,,,., OF CALIFORNIA
ot Adll1li()MI ll! r ',.1-.n FOR THE COUNTY
01n1s1 O"tftncl<tnt OF O"ANGE
AdYlrtery Ho Ett•le ol •ONALO J
tAU-1158 AP IPOMus, D.c .. ..a.
CeM No No , A-132521
IAl2-031SO.RP NOTICE OF
N OTICF Vfl1J HA H INTENTION TO
BEEN <;tt£() l•tr HJr1r,f SELL REAL
MAY OFCl(lf Af,AIN',T PAOPUITYAT
'l'OU W ITH01JL '(l.,1 Fl PRIVATE SALE
BEING Hf.A PO l)Nlf'>'> rin11cf 1<; HERfBY
YOU RESPOND IN Wiil I 1,;r, r ii /Pl thnt •uh1PC1. 10 f.()n
WITH THE r Mr c, r 1 ,.,,,,,,,.,,,.. hy llil' Court on
BELOW I''' "•I"' '· 19sR ar Q oo
rln•.Pd ,..,, '"" l)llerr11 ' n Sulla 1555, Nawporl hec:h. IPtnr•, r"'"·'"'" '"" "~'"'' .11111 P 1.1 1 .. ,1 O• •"II'' Cnil~t ~t rt'"'" nt U10 pr()(JPtt., )I CA 9?660 (71•) 759 ... 0111 lhP 1pp1P..,,••r1t '''"''' f, .. ctll I[ , 1 t11l11I '.,,., h•rTlf ,,, , '\
f,.rt,r<. '"'""5" lhP 4''>1~1o> tnn I .1.1 ,r •'fJ ()rang" C.oai.t 11,1b1htv •'v"n 1nn11q• 11 "'dY ;>4 1 1•1Af
thP •PprP'>en1at•11P '"'"' ~11 11 , P 1•,1 ~ .... p1.,mf11>r 23 1011•1 (lP !list. JvPiPd th;it TW374
t1a1Jihly Pvton rnouqh 11 "'"Y • ~ ll 1Cll!6 such 1nd•"•c.lua1 s11co11lcl h,rvt'
Inter Di! discovered that TW37' known nt l1tl1n11911 n()t ll1s ~ucll 1ndtv1dua1 51\ould lleve j-----------lc;Qvff•Pcl hv Olleror s 1ns1>ec
known of Oamoge no1 drs POOLIC NOTICE tron TM \;ile will be mac.le
c;ovt"ed fly Otteror ''"'Pet wlth0t1t Wllrrllnly QI 11ny krnll
ltOo T lie Sllle writ I>@ m1011 IUH"IOR COURT I'S to llTfl c;nnd1t1on nt Ille
without warranty ot 11ny kond OF THE STATE or()prlly or 1ts Improve ·
1n to lhe COl'01t1on or lhft OF CALIFORNIA me ,,., 11pp1tcable 10111ng or
prOP!Jrly or 115 1mprtlv,. FOR THE COUNTY pprmrllf'O 1151'S thereof
mt>nls apoltGa!lle zononQ 01 OF ORANGE-• Rut<. nr 0H11r~ are 111v1l!"ll
permitted u~es llll!lr"ol £111t1 ol RONALD J f(u 1111~ p1nperrv and mu~I
B•OS or olle'5 llrP rnv1lti<1 POMUS, 0.ceeead t1r• 11 w"l"1Q and will IJ~· r11
Im tho, property al'\1 mu'I No. A· t32S21 "t>•v••(l i!l lhPnlf1Ct' or Grt>Pn
llP '" wrillng and wtll b11 rto NOTICE OF N1tltt I\ Tncirno,on a nd
<.eiv!'CI 81 lhe oll1ce OI Gr,...n INTENTION TO H 11i w 1 11 Reome r &
wald & Tllomp~nn 11nd SIELL llEAL 01V1nr11rou1 Allnrntys IOI
H u • w i I l R" m,., -' PROPERTY AT ttw .Adm•n1~1rntnr al t.60
01V1nt f1"10 flllOrnf'y, tor PRIVATE SAlE Newporl Center Ortv"I Su1lfl
IM Adm1n1S1ri1tOr at 660 N()flC,f 1S HERF6Y 15S'• Newpnrt B!!Mll Gilio
POOUC NOTICE
.:::.....'_ K 21'70
l'ft:TITIOUI 8UllM£11
NAME ITATE•NT
Tne f01low1ng ptttt ons are
d()1ng b11s1nets •• Pro
'"''1on111 Pr1or111es 7609
F ,, »( W•ldllnwer Ave Or
'"'.ll" c,,1i1rnm11 Q;>669
<;'"'"' ( flr()wn 760<1
F.HI W11crnowti1 .Ave 0 1
Mii)!' Ct1lllOtl\l8 9?669
J ane M OrlbC!l•laon 19906
Krsw•C"k li11nt1nqtor1 B.,&Cll
C 1111lrm1111 Cl?t;4fi
H11s hu~1nen " con
ducted ny co-portners
Sus9n C Brown
f f11.., tiu,•MP')"\ IS con-
t111C t••<t hy t1usr-,11nd anO w1te
t•ilu1 I Df>!>11le1 SylVifl
Edmu11tl M Connor .Jt'I
lipy w C.h1t>tl'Js McKonnot
Conn .. , I\ <..1111110 61 t Anion
B,111~ "IPICy f~ulP 70'tS Tiie Nonl'I Manzanita Orange
Oir11•r n" Nri111.,.. ol Pr,ir.11ce (,A Q;>F.fi/
tll\t1ProCPflu•P 111 Advei~.iry ltu~ t111~1'1e!>~ 1i. con· Proc<'PC'11nQ~ ~llBl'hfll1 toPre tl11r lt•I! to¥ ,\ corporato0'1 (h•',11'•'' Blvd <;u11e 9 10 Co'<la
ltui. ~l.ilen1en1 was lllecl
"''lh !11t 1 n11nl t CIPrk nl Or
.,.,,,, I 11111•1 t u11 Augus l 27 1•111(,
MO>..t CA 92626 17 14 1 lo i:. 11\t.orpor a1.w "'" otW\ ~ ... , ""'""r Entt'fpnses
SEPARATE GENERAL OR· Hnol"r"~ ~""''" n \lice
DEAS APPLY TO THIS P"'"''"n'
]t:, I '1600 Attorneys f()r
PIQmtoll
FJt8174
P11t I• ,,,.,, ()r otnge Coast
,, I I, p, .. ,, 'if'PIPmller , 10
I; • 4 IQ8fi
UNITED STATES
BANKRUPTCY COURT
CENTRAL DISTRICT
OF CALIFORNIA
CASE ANO MAY BE FOUND ln1~ ~falement was filed
IN "FILE A .. UNDER THE ,..1r Hit· ( OIJnly Cler~ ot Or
ABOVE -II E FERE H C ED ·"''I•' C """'"' nn ')eplemM• CASE NUM8EA • 1•1Rf.
In Re COMARK a Call
tnrru.it I un•tP-41 r;u tn"''htp
O ... tJI I'
DATE OF ISSUANCE ()o.. -Fl11114
W325 lobar 14, 1M5 1>""'"""11 OranQe Cont
Ralph 0 P119tar. Un II Ml ( , 1) fl,1.,1 C:.1•pll'mbf'• 17
Sl•tH B•nkruplcy Judge , d 11 ' t1Pi 1 A 1Q86 PUBLIC NOTICE S AM JONAS Cha111e1 l
l•u~I,.•• rnr II•» E'<li!IP n l
ftni • .,., a Cahl 1tma l •mtle"d
P,,,,,.,.,\ll11J [}4>fl1()1 P111111
toll
By H Bannatl, Deputy W358
Ciarlo 1< 2n41
FICTITIOUS IUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
lr•1• fr.llnwmq-~tSOnS are Yl\
I•" , tous•n"'!. as S AFE JOSEPH G ANTONUCCI
1Ml1HOR <;f t f' STORAGE ROBERT W BflL POUi l
11.841 C:. 11arllor Blvd I BR I EN PfTfR
' 1111 t .l\na CA 97104 BUINAUSKA S BERN IE
Jot•n A Broe 1684? S D AMOUR FRANK FINIZIO.
H 11hni Blvd Sanla Ana C A MAX M HAMMITT. J ACK
Addrau 506 Ftdarel
lulldlng, 34 Civic Canter
P tara, Sent• Anr · C A
Melllng eddrt 1· .. 0 loa
12900, S anta Ana. CA 92712
Publl1"-d Otange CoHI
Dally "''°' le91ember 10, 17, ,., OctoO.f '· 1• .,..,
'1,704 HARA.BURDA WILLIAM A r----------
Tnrs business 1s con~ HAWK, E I< OWENS. PAN POOLIC NOTICE duc:.IA<IO~ en1n<IMdua1 ATLANTIC LTD , GARY 1----K-2-11-... ----
.Jolln n Broe ROSMINI, ANADAL A '"'
1111, ~•<JternMI was filed TORA STfVEN 0 WYMER FICTITIOUI 8UllNfll
W<lh 11·~ C:ounty Cleft• of Or ANO DOES I THROUGH NAMf ITAT!MfNT
,m9e Cn11n1y on St>plembet tOO INCLUSIVE. Dere n Thp to11ciw1ng ~1son~ 111e
2 •'186 t11lnt~ Clnorty bu,•MllS as lltC
F311587 AdYlraary No TOFllA <;BAKE SHOP :.1133
Putit>\llPCI Orl!nqe Coasr SA'5·1157·RP South B11s101 '18'> Costa
Ot11ly P1lnl St>plemher 17 CaM Ho. Ml'"' CA 926?6
74 Ortroh"' t 8 1986 SU2-o3150-"P Ct.,rots B"k" SllOp Inc
W356 NO TICE YOU HAVE :\331 S()utll Bri~tol ,,185,
BFEN SUED THE JUDGE Cn,tn Mesa CA Cl:1626 <;nh· PUBLIC NOTICE MAY DECIDE AGAIN$ r lom1B rorpnrJ!t1nn
v ou WITHOIJT YOUR 11.,, bus•nfln os con
I( 27751 B[ING HEARD UNLESS 11uC.tPt1 by "corporallon
FICTJTIOUI 8USIM£SS 'fOU RFSPONO IN WAI flNO C..11rro1s. RAke Shoo Int
POOLIC NOTICE
FICTITlOUS BUSfNEll
NAME ST A TEMENT
T ht• IQJ1n ... 1n9 Dfl•SOOS are
llorrtg h1151ness as Al
Bf'Vetly' Home Health Care
plus Bl Horne Health Care
plus by Beverly 23 tO Sa nta
An11 .Ave C°'la Men, CA
926'7
S.Verty J Urt>•n. 11me
Tt11, business It con-
du<tlld by 8n 1nd1v\dual
a11verly J lJr blln
I 111s statement waa flied
w11111nr CotJnly Clerk of Or·
Anq,. County on Septembe r
,, 1986
FnG111
Pu1111,hPll Gr11n9e Coaat
Oatly P11n1 SAplember 24
Ortnlter t A l't 1988
W393
POOLIC NOTICE
TO THE OEFENOAN I A AM • "'"""~ltP1 w11t11n Ille
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WESTERN REAL ESTATE
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2br ftet cheep 1825 2be Ill••-• -t OCEANFRONT 2Br 2Ba. e1o,.e 10 Go+den W•t Col· .. ILJ..,..
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no· I 3b 2b 2 spa •-tennis. S 1850/mo yrly Agt 752-2226 M/F .. ,._ 10 .. ....., ••·7 W 19th St C u v• messwt r • ·O•' Ca11Sue/ant 63t·1266 • ... ...u ..... ver ~b•y "'° ., ·-· lrplc pool kid•· pets -------•. Wlnter Rental. furn 2Br condo pool, rac ten, StOl'H or Ofcl. eoo-.30oo
S900's 539-6 t9 t Agl lee ILIFFS m• .... 1 Ba Duplex, garege. .... $375 mo s 150 dp A11~1 Sq Ft Agt 54 t-5032
*2BA IBA Mesa Verde 3BA+ den 38A. pool blk to oceen or bay No now 722-7760 Chat Newport Bch office btdO
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wshrl dryr hOOkup pool I Beam ce1I, wallpaper C. • 1. 2122 Ori loc lrptc wtll there Sl50tmo & 1250/mo wl $800 NO PETS 122-80 t 1 pvt patio, frpjc. $1700 rtal t &r wll or 2 Prof FI M SAO<>· view 833 Dover Or ate 30
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the Jpper deck of tn111 Condo/End Unit 3BA, Tennis. pool. spa. 2bd. cute. s!ove & frig, only g responsible S2501mo 2 spaces a\11111 1 for
spacious lmly llome. Only 2,trBA 2 story wltll lrplc 2ba 2car gar $1650 mo $900 uttls Incl Fee •CLOSE TO BEACH * gentlemen 548-5056 E1S1de C M Call Lara S t501mo & $250/l'TIO wt ~~~~ J:r~~:~ ~~~ ~:r:i~ dsllwshr, W/D tikupa. dbi Marilyn 75~· 1195 Iv msg TflllllT lll·lllO 2bd. 1~~9~i~~~-~~~~ 7141 LAGUNA BEACH furn rm, 63 t·85851D 6•6·6147 /E 11iew. 833 Dover Or ate 30
do you realize you're 1n garage w/elect GOO, CLEAN & Contemporary 112 OUUTill, &PT I 497-1326-Eves pvt entr sllr batll $300, Nltmkr thr nwpt Bell hse ~5•7570 or 722•7294
tlle city s234 000 Call prvt pallo $989 • S 1 t8g I JBA 2' 1BA, Bluffs No tBdrm unfurn t blk to I lite cook, TV, pool, 40 • 4Br 2Ba. prvt yard. tllllng lfFlllS ,_••lime
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rm wlwsllr & dryr 5 Siar 2Ba 2 car nar, lrplc. lncd I furn, unlu•n winter rental $550/mo wuy ltf• Irvine Park 760-6050 ., Up 4bd 2b $1500 " ' yd St 150 Avail 1mme<1 · per-· a, 931 W 19111 St 548-0492 •3 L1gnted tennis courts
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Custom exec 1 slory 'Sii· FIXf• oceanfront nome in Nwpl Agl fee 3Br. 2ea. frplc. garage, TELllEIT lll·lllO Gas tor Heating & Cook1ng1 3026 W Pacific Co11s1 Hwy parkllennia. S4381mo. + Down" bay & ocean " B C •• S600 1 1 S 1200 F Paid Newpor1 Beach Reing TV ulll ntsmkr 760-9631
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spa Bes I area Notn1ng lmty rm huge yd w/pool I As I\ 1 0 r B 8 r b a' a 1 br kid s fine clean crpld TELHEIT lll-1110 2Ba. new decor· blllns, WNY Ill GALL l WALi Tt IUOlll side & oul. can redo inter
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. $560 000 f1ncl land I duced to S376 000 Call WAITEl: lu4 1t1d .,II -COURSE 3br. 2'~ba. $750 No pets 640-2495 2724 67S·3009 aft 6pm 213-433-094 t
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Wes1s1de $675 662-1700 s 130 0 I m 0 ' sec . 2Br 1Ba gd area carport 15555 Hun11ng1on VIiiage 2Ba $450 . ISi last Oep SEEKING MO of OCT 3 laftt-nt
S6 000 Down• 3Bdrm· 2 -----Wtll bu" det~'"ed nome"' bll1ns only $525 Fee lane tr om San 01....,0 Avl Oc1 151n Aller 6prn or •b• lurn ~,., 11 •• ~ ••
3 [ C'}T lJ • """" More for less •4oo·s rental 722-9127 eves. owner _,, "73 376 ""' ..., "" -s1ory home Years new• i Nwp1tCdM 4Br pool? Lg • TEUREIT 175-1110 Freeway north ol Beacn " ·t I ap1 All ammen needed O,,.rtaaity 2tOI
E(clus•ve ne1gnborll00d'J_ yd S200K Casn pp flat wtgar 1us1 redone Spectacular Back Bay 10 McFadden west on E'ILIFF T i. Vail CO 13031 '76·3004 New patio• Landscaping• ,_ .. ________ ... 759_55 t9 or 554.5222 avail 10·5 539·6 191 111ew 3Br 2'rBa trptc 2 $495 tBr llllobllellome No McFadden ••wit 10'.%1ntpdonshor11erm
$74 500' Seller carry I Ag1 lee terr aces s 19001mo • pets Ou1e1 m111ure Prof MIF 25·40. $400\GIUltl ltr ltat, notes offe<edbySO ()e. ~:"'~'s'~~~ ~~ver :::'~ Ctstl Mesa 1024 leat1b NEWPORT HEIGHTS area uhls 673·29.44 ~~~1~46~:~;3 Newpon L11111 ltac~ 2641 . ulll 759-3597 2741 ::: ,;i: :~otibr~
657 9486 ·H2 t2 ...,......,~;.;.;;.;,..._....;_ii.iil ~HIHtCt .. n I 2BA IBA nouse Yard. Upper UM Ouplex lrg 3Br •CllSl Tl WCI• CONDO E Side CM large •I St .. _ I 619-233-5291 •£/SllEIYI ... * I gar $850/mo • dep incl t'·Ba w/lrplc.gar Close S550 ·'rMon111FreeRent SluOio crptsl drps lndry new' Furn lrpl c trll•-.. let
IEST OFFiil! 3Br 2Ba •Ira '9 lam rm. lg ! ltfl 2102 gdnr 63 1-5t 03 10 beacn and shops So Coast Plaza area IBr rm relrigt slove ui11s 1ncl wash1dry $42S • , ulll 0 K Access & s.cure $75 ••ff Tt Leaa 2914
Large 2 story 4 t>drm 3 laundry rm stor area.I L acll c11v bacl'lelor pad Roomy 3br 2ba S750 gar S 1200tmo Call 646-9163 air fenced pool carpori Hurry Fee S375• gar pool iac1 yard S APP• 10120 536 6759 S1gn8'1ure Loens Up to
baln E side nome Needs cul-de sac alley access $275 nice area private prkng kid ok redone & WALK TO BEACH No pets 546"8791 TElfll(IT 171-1110' min 10 UCI 642'63 13 / llli tc. ltat1l1 2744 S 10 000 Free Details ()e.
some remO<leltng owner $22QSOO 0 pen Hsel2-51 parking lbr appls ready 539-619tAgllee S IH I Ad S625tmo Els1de 2BA BLKS to beacn• 2b .. ,Female prefd Clean C M BE•UTY. ST•TIONl~'"eir 11ers;l1ed 73 11 Belef1ve 47'2 At1b1e Way 645-4539 ' 539-6 191 Agl tee uperior ospila B v A S275 S 00 d " " "'" nas 10 sell Take advan I Sllarp 2Bdrm tBa, lrptc. 2BR • DEN. 2BA Sea-I A PBltO pool lndry 1• ba d 1 1 a 11 Pl • 1 ep s1y1es1 101 ren1 very gd • 10 16 Houston TX 77036 1a9e and make an oller E SIDE DUPLEX 2B I 11.-I I • 21-c .. rm Close to all en rp c av ' moves you 1n Avl now 1 F • c ---* 1 r1 I-• I II -vaulted ce111nga wl d I wind · ondo Was..-149 E Bay • 10 I Vr lr S960 497-3528-lall< 10 Rick 642 6752 oc ree parking "' WIDOW has MONEY fOf
1B.i Pacn nasownyard& 3BA 2BAfurn orunfurn hkup 1n garage $695 er/Dryer dswsnr patio TSLl~IT or673-369663 1·7137 Call Marbles Beaulyl TOI StOK/up no credit
Traditional
Realty
a:H -7370
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COLDWeu
BANl(eRO
ILIFFS 1211,000
Warm Meiucan tiles on
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skyltgllts bu11tins every
wnere Master su11e
9ues1 room plus oll1ce1
144-IOIO
CHIHUIECllH
Reduced $5,000 Anxious
owner will consider 10• •
down or 1ease op11on
Fmest La Tour model
w111'1 two separate bdrm
su11es fireplace anti
some 111ew Reduced 10 s 142,900
ROGER BROWN
759-9100
. . . ' . ~ ..
-----OWN Investment prOP·
any? I can sllow you llow
to never pay taxes under
1ne new tip bill 855-7626
Ti• tf ll4t lslt
50 of bay trontage 144
dept h P•obate. Bob
C3us11n (714185 1 7720 or
671 0354
gJrage Owners unit 1 1 lee k tcne Avail now 160-8862 1 lrplc double garaoe. • 142-1103 Fem prof & resp sllr 4 bd Salon 675-2779 Sara .,-no penalty Call
lilrqer nas encl patio rp c e 1 n pool/spa S979 • St 179 • lew,.rt lt1c~ 2669 11 E t CM $245 m j S1 79 50012131598-4057 s 11001mo winier rental •fa•h"t2Mr•* I sec dep 863·0697 or BAY TIMBEAS ~1n as o C1aatrci1l Oen1SOf'IAS$0C67373ll . · (9 mos) 675-9229 New cpts. drps & paint, etc 863_ 1.,00 Agt, No Fee fl'Ou1e1 t Br, lrplc, pool 2BR 1BA. 2 blks from • • ullt S 150 depos11 IE S I I I•--· - .
l "l"f Fl •• 11 J palto gar No pels 399 beacn & stores. great Libby 548-5783 • • I t tat --•actant1 " I Lux island 3br nse llyd $750 Avl now 760-8862 W B~y SI $625 650-6357 ne1gtibortiood $7251mo M/F prof to snr lrg •BR at,C:taac·tatatl GG N11w single tam1tv nomes in cti1td pet ok ', block 10 Weslcllfl -Irvine Ave " 3 576 6 75 .. ,... •~-
Cos l a Mesa wlpnvate waves $950 539-6191 DHI Pti•t 2126 3BR 2BA. wl d. Ing, di w. CASA IE HO 67 ·4 or ·4912 2' >BA NB 2 sty apt steps 27'9 •SPIRITUAL & PSVCHiC
lncd yre1s Tile roots. oak Agt lee LOSE TO BEACH! alarm sys Gar dr opnr WE'RE THE BES11 10 beacn $350 tmo n READINGS Palm and
cab1ne1s & mucn more' I Ibo I No pets s 1600 gdnr Inc I & 2 BEDROOMS •HSTILIFF * 673-2507 or 548-5396 134 I 720 se. . card readings available
Call \Oday Ag1 548-1329 I ~ 2BA 2BA Garage. Yard. lse only 640· 1396 FURNISHINGS AVAIL NON-SMOKERS ONL V Fem snr 3Br 2'1Ba 1wnnse 1617 Westclllf 'Na1tonally renowned psy-
PtBIBllll 2107 s75oi mo 66 t·6142 WNTA LSE FURNISHED •Free ullllhes S1unn1n9 1Br I Ba plus CM Bluffs Close to ocn Nwpt Bell 54 l 5032 agt I cn1c. local & llC d 19 yrs
ASSll( 110,000 Fiil 2. 3 & •B• winier & Yrly Hoit. ltacla zt 40 Ocnlrnt Jbr nm S 1300 •Spacious IMng en o •m o us I err a c e · $345 $200 dep •, u111s o Somelfling spect1I waill lor Sat1sfact1on Guaranteed'
LOA• Peninsula Rentals avl Ocnlrnl 3br 2ba up $1 150 •Huge kitcnen sundeck1 Lovel'y environ· 759-8008 Ev 650·0283 I Y°" iooay In c1ue1ti.c 492· 7296 OI' 493-2054
THIE 111 lflll Villa Rentals 675-491 2 *SAYE •tEY * Ben area 3br lwnllm S l300 • Bll-1n ovens & ranges S7e2n~ L:a~~1 64~~03~~19 Haat. ltaci. 'lit49 Baal. lfacL -... Custom Medlcel/Oen1a1 Mtn Cdb•n nr Snow Sum· 3Br 2Ba lrplc garage Ocnlrnt 4b• nm $2500 * Pauos • -• .., Sof1were wr itljtn for your
mil 2Br 2Ba 6 yrs old Oceanfront Winter Ren1a1 llurry• Only $825 Fee Bylrnl beaut 6br hm $4500 * Covereo Garages * LIH ISLE* office by dBase ex,,_.t Ht"'~ 2 slry llm Prime loc 3Br jJ(l(lfll .. J,U. YEAAL Y !,,EASE ~~-8BO'• • .......
rP,;'IS $80 000 Funisned UTgYFUlry rurn., Penin 3br lower S 1200 * Plusll lanscap1ng I '.lBr 2811 lfplc $1250 ~~:~1~?.:ra~~:c'~r':
Trade IO• any1111ng tn WtD No pels 835-5445 3br 2'•ba twnl'lse dbl gar Wesl Newport 2b• $925 I * Xlnt location across 675-30221(6191753-0719 Software 548-6993 Morn
CM NB Call now' Liz or Ctrtll •el NH 2122 !dry nookup palto. no Dover Sllrs •br nm $2250 lrom park •VERSAILLES• Cnuck 631.1266 or pets nea• Ben S Heil w a1erlron1 Homes Inc +Sorry no pets LUPUS MEETING o7
646_5743 2BR 2BA. spectacular S t050tmo 963-7055 131-1400 365 w WILSON 2Br 2Ba S980 Howard snapiro. Pll~-
ocean 111ew frplc. 2 car I 722· 7388 og1s1 Sept 25 7 30PM I ·~~ ~b ~-;; gar pa Ito 5 11 Seaward BROK HURST tGARFIELD 3BA 2BA·Wfbay vu $1300 142-1111 +Versailles Bacl'lelor Unl1 For 1nlo 529·55SO
yaro Douole 1ar11ge w11n Grf!a l loc' Sec bldg. Lest • , .... -1925 ~• • $1535tmo 760-8382 2BR IBA Muse witn large 3BA 2BA upper w/2 ca•
~ · e:•.. COZY & CU TE 2 B.. 1 boatt tra1le• access 10 encl prkng yily si35o I ll•'~tfiield POOi "spa Nr bcn S690 •• • vrm WINTEA·2BR ocnlrnt & WW.:;;.-752 "0 5 8 0
fls'sl.E 3 •• 11. Balll ltteplace. patio I back yaro I Cnild I pe1 3BR duplex a11a11 now' ... r 11 4 • 425 Msg
flonl nouse s 10001mo oi.. S875 · s:ioo sec deo APUITIHTS ACROSS FHI IEAC•
S25K On Assume VA Agl (7 141 759-9590 863 0697 or 863-1500 CllHRY RHT&l Beau11lul clean large Gar -JBFf ;tBA lower unit w'd
Elsa 631·73701556-6358 Agt No Fee J It l&IT llC. ..d_ en Apts. patios decks I nkup ga• yard Nevi 10 01tt.eluct.n42h 11 ... 101 11 .. 1113 -A TRIPLEX 1212,000 Fantastic view. lrplc. pallo Roat. H1r .. -., 2142 111--. ., 111-spa Sorry No pets park sq:5 mo
Larqe Un•IS 2Bdrm. 2Ba. $ 00 '" I 2 76 2BC!rm 1' •Bath s720 A409 Atver single -;101y patios Ex-12 Wtnter 673-5432 WA'TEAFRONT CONDO Saa Cleaeate 1 28drm 2Bath $740 TSL MGMT 642-1603
ce11en1 Cos1a Mesa I0· 1 2BA 2' 1BA w123 dock House wl111ew 3br 2ba gar 398 W Wilson 63 l 5583 NMr Hoa ;tBdrm 1• >Ba.
catton Cilll Chuck or Liz Poot. 1enn1s, 2 oar trpl k1c1s pets 2-decks $975 Easts1de 2Br !Ba lrplc I c.llf"''' 9 or apes Wasn-
J ones 631 12 66 or St500.lease 846·8091 reasdpsl 539-6 191 beam ce11s.garS690 1!>1 I "' D•vt>• hltup encl gar-
646-5743 LetHt-ltfftt-2141,Agl lee_ __ • last. sec $225 2 person5 .iqe Nu pets 675-6606 -..ooi..__....., .... _..__ Tostin 2190 NO PETS 650-f198
WOl'T UST? 1211,000 coumY HEIGi
Baell Bay 4Br 2"~Ba. 2200 s r Single story family
nome I ar9e 101 slate
tlonrs we1 bar sauna I
pools•ze yard L•z or
E•tral4 l•i·OH Yltw PEACOCK Hill I Easts1de 2 Bnrm S625tmo
Avail Oc1 JB 3BA Walk Beautiful exec house in I All ut1ls pd $300 sec deo 10 pvt beacn 759· 1552 I xln 1 cond 4br S 1900
1
No pels Avail now C11ll
LiYE 111 casnE 1 544.2054 650-6390
Wide ocean views Es1a1e Aiartaeatl IN E w Po A T v 1L1. AGE
1t111no on acres ol ga•· APARTMENTS
dens Closfl! to bcn 2Br. l1lM1 Costa Mesa
2Ba S166 1'mo tncl ut1ls I JaJ114 2606 PRESTIGE LOCATION 494 4653 01 494·60 17 5 B -IBR IBA yearly Unlurn IOCkS to
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Fn1ov lnP lu~ury ol lh•s ex-
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l'hHC. A C. m•CIOS W.D
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b44 0509
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c all and des cribe
6.40-6259
FOUND Black lemale Lab,
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730 8255 or 669-912•
FOUND CAT CARRIER.
WOODED tn parking lot
ot Target 957-0607
l1lM1 h11.. 1006 Cnuc ~ 63 1-1266 or .;.;;;,;,,;,;;.;;..;,;,;-.;~---.-. 646-5 7 43
W11lk 10 t>eacn :lbr lls kid apt No gar $800 mo • Souin Coast Plazd f A°'lfillJH Townhouse
pPI 011 t ·yo 1ncldS den ulilil •PS Avail now Agt •Close to OC A11por1 A11 •Br ':' 6.i ('<a• gar '
$900 ~39 6 t9 t Agl lee 6n.4o62 •7 Minutes to Beacn N 1 . is S •02~ mo yr lse I Found GERMAN Snorr
natr POINTER yng brn/F
braided collar. v1c Ed-
1nger 1Harbor ~-3435 LHIER IWIH PtllP. ~
Great Island loc Walk to 1 ••fill~:.
bclltshops MSlr Sle F P ~1 tli-llfllM!Jilill.it.
spa IClb 2 car gar newly ••·uilr' •1111• rbll grei'lt Im Call P J
997-2410 or 633· 1146 H11t. lt1cla 1140
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HRBA vu HILLS fee land story $189.900 685 I
14'45.000 •BA• FR, 2'~BA Laurelnurst near Ed·
Pool rac sec sys on cut-1 n g t • I G o I d e n we s t
de-sac Ownr 640-6094 84 7-I '.I 13 by owner
let Us lltlp YH
Sen Y ••r Prtttrtr!
Call C1111iflt4,
642-5678
for information
& surprisingly
low cost-:
&t&-Sew 14· !all bunnies
l<X someone special use
plushy fabric!! and
polyester till D1rection1,"
detllllS for bunnies and
ciOtheS Included
facn pattern S3.25 04us
75¢ postage lliU'l(11tng
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Winier rental 2Br '"•Ba 1BA tBA vearly Unlurn Volleyball & Tennis Cits AHP• "rpm 11r Wlo.nds r •• , r •Nigh! ltgllted Sano 0 41 •o 10 or 760-0371
lrp•c garage filtered ap1 No gar $800 mo • •Poot Jacun• BBO "" '"I". 111 ocean view S850t mo I utilolies Avail now Agt •Covered Parkinq 111 .. w • Bedroom 2 Bath ... ,1,, ,1 • ~i h
(8 18)332 7096 I 673-4062 •Cable TV Available ,w.11 r ar,1nr1 A11a1labtel IJ•i..~ • ~" ".i ""
• .. i. 2119 •Rec Room wtlll Ftre(>loce Novembe1 tst M188tmo Ir"'"'' '" 1,,111,,
t!J!rt IC• •IHmt 2M 1~•* I and Btlhards CALL 979-9991 I
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b&Ch pad equlpt kll new I cet11ng S 1000 673·53•8 t BA FURN/UN FURN I • Elf119an1 b11ytront 1800 , ""tllc,· ._11111 .,,.1 appls detatls 539-8191 U f Cornl!f Nwpt Fwy & 811ker ,Q 11 2Br Den micro v·-" u •
Agl fee I •Elm U• I Snrry No pe1s• I d .,. fr plc prvt t>C11 enci n~n:~·d h\ I lnn1ln l>n~rt\ ( ttm~n). 28drm e•tra large trig, 17 141557 0075 $2595 Newport Shores gorgeous I si ove OIW sundeck. • Q9t boa! slip av1111 1
3Br 2Bo elf amenities. micro. only $950 Fee Nice 28r 2Ba D1w 0111ns *ALU* I Ntwrert ltac~ 2619 °ltwrrt ltacla 2"1
oceAn vrew new crp1 I TEURHT 111-lllO I tntlry lac lncd patio No B!'~ultlul IBOrm garage Upper Duplex S 1400 pt>ls No•1 'mk1 $6~0 .)fi.11ln1ent $925
lllB Renlals 675-4912 ULIOAISUll Larc• 2 760-14 18 or 6•2 7'ii.>8 I <,1111) no PlllS 760-0919
21r 2ll t hi 1 bedroom close 10 w11ter 1 SHARP• CLEAN E11~ts•de Ornlrnt up~• 3Br 2Ba 2
2 car garage Step• to bcn ~8181 795-6400 I 2Br w sundec~ •1ew crrt II"' nflw crp15 & wtndow
SI til5tmo Bkr 6•2·38SO Peninsulll Point 28r !Ba drP & paint Fncl garage wv1•11ngs Unltd view
lrg palto quiet restdenuai 1 No pets '750 5•6 9950 S II\,<, Vrly 8!>0 9192 2BA Cottage w Npt. !Ilse 10 brh prkng S7851mo ar!!il Fresh paint Avail· ....... .l' u 14 "-•· .. _A
y•ly u)tl pd r efs I able now 675·5030 1.l!Wljjtliilljtllill•llli"i•~--i"""';•;;~i;jil
6•2 100'.l or 6•2 69.c 1 W&TH FHIT, Le Li i , I
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Oily nilt' view W tO N 6Ay Front 873-4344 APA•TMlllTI
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2BR 2BA 2 c11r g111 Walk
10 Nwpt Cntr ' 11SOlmo
1 yr tse Agt 6•0 S664
•RENTALS AVAILABLE
NO FEE CHARGED
I 4 BR S900·S~ PIM
M11rtt Agt 64:1 1183
•om••n• ,9, 288 p11110. ger.,ge.
lttg \Ive Only 1700 Fe.
TfUIHT 111-IHt * STIPI Tl SAii * Studta lull k1tCllt'n all urns
1t'tl $400 Hurr'fl rM
TIUIHT lll·lllO 4 Bedroom 1' • 611111 2
s1ory °" r an11f 1n Newl)()rt Snor.s S 1650 •mn Bkr 11 vou re 1~1no for fl ,,Q.,,.
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Jambortt al '\ao Jo1411l11 Hiii• Road
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NEWPORT
FOUND 1n E'BluN-9121
gray k11ty lront pews
declaweel 6•0-4 t05
FOUND-Pel Ret. wtltte &
aprleot color Beck Bey
eree18 irc11 S treet
756-0375
LOST 914186.smt blk t.tn
Cocit-A.poo ·p1•1e" t 1
yrs old at Promontory P1
6 75. 787 1 Of 979-6176
LOST CAT Ughtgray&
white. short llalr Lott on
Balboa Island 673-4540
LOST cocutell, grey
wlW'ttt Oil wings yellow
nesd orange chMtll
H8 Mlellele 523-3200
Lost COCKATIEL AlbtnO ~llOllf In CQtof VtC Con·
11nentel & Fed•ef CM
Hu ~ Wing 831·22" --LOST L.\RGE REWAAO,
no Quettl<lna. left ~
b8Mbell mllt, outn.tcMi\,
made Me•lco. P'Ctllfe of
bull 1n pocket. neme
rn1yt>e on 11 but f~
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645-8357
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throu h dassified
ce Orange Coeet DAILY PILOT/ Wedneeday. September 24. 188e
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J u ua be Adore d , Nelda Plfaonel l lnH fut 1eam1ng pereon with Full time for prlVate club 1 u S1'" a Sefvlce, FI T or lllllT•nl deyt 1week,1111 eve or
Glorltled, loved end C S R Call 979·8S.3 tor accurate typing eklttt end Mult type 50 • APC>IY lnj AOUllT PIT WMI tteln 875-2731 HH poaltlont open IO< TELLERS early AM 2·3 hn per day Pruerved 1hroughoul rtt of dVtl" ~ New-perton Wld ·Sun · §.4 -.,._ 648-1 413 or 548·8441 the WOfld now and for· appointment v• Y ' n 1801 Baytide Dr CdM t lllOITIYI ln&JL UUS ... eakfn1 1 Lunch Food Do you wen1 more than
ever Saereo Heen of stmTUY Porl Bch ~;~78 Gourmet Food Shop Sefvert & Bus Peraont . Juet a fob? DRIVER & Florlt l AISlSl&nl
n 1PT S5/ttr Jesus Pray for ut St E11c.11en1 ~t'y for IOR agency. llOIPTilllST /SlOn Tiie Oranoe Co111 0111v need• energeuc: sa111• ~;:~°"lp':rv1~~ra~ Do yoo have CASH HANO.
Jude worket of MlraclM notch MCI' 10 pr Ide HlMIY MIYll Full· Time tor Real· P1101 1s ~ing an Ac-persons 673·2343 8 LING °' BANKING ex·
Pray tor Ut. St Jude aupport 10 lreslden~~f a For Perty Equipment Ren-tytO.velopment omce. count Executive 101 our Th~1~2 ~oon RM· T~. perlenoe and th• ablllty
Helper or the Hopelesa.1 dymanicgrowlngRE Oev lal Store.•OhOurs Mull Newport Pen1ntul1 Retail Advertising De· ULISOllllS 1107 J :'er Rd -:,:· to type?
Pray lor us M K Say II Co Requfret.5yrslndus-ork Sat d B 1 1 12001$1500/mo Call par1men1 A m1nlumum ol Permanent, Full-time am ree · '
Tiit lltok Iris
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EXPEA CASHIER will train
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Karen 642-9405 ttmes tor 9 days & prom-try related exper, 70wpm ;MV re~~r~yt Uni~~~ 873-3777 Russ or Jeri 2 years media sales ex· Apply 1n person, Colla' II 01 Clf(--II yoo answered "YES" lo
1se pubhcallon typing, shthnd & W.P , Renl·All, c M 645•0760 SECRETARY C k perience 1s preferred w e Mesa Stallone11 270 E desires wallreas & break· tne above que111on1, yoo
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High Schpol Le11e1. UCLA pelltlve 11lary. benefits caM B~verly 476·2657 Ollie• 1 PP•• r a nc e • lailr Plltt on 1 y s t ooo w I( 1 y I tor experfenped Host· Pllll Tiil TELLll everywhere No e• · Downtown Coron• del
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BABYSITTER needed My -~·-----Jane $4 00 nour Part or lice hie type. pnones. • matton and reg1sirat1on iendanl needed exper homeJ>y Go1denwes1 col· Mt4ic1l/Dtat1I 5105 Full time eneral otltce & adm•n *lllTlll * lllHIFAST OHi P,er ")Onlh Flex hrs Must premium P•Y lor working lorm send stamp 10 Mall· perl Hilles Union 30782
lege ror one chlld age one HUH a••ts·TUT ~>.ills call 957•6 190 Amenca·s most e.xc111ng BREAKFAST COOKI" ha\le 111rac1111e .appear-no more than 20 hours eK Oistnbuttng Bo• 551 S Coast Hwy. Lag Bch, ~ear Times 1200 noon --GIAL FAIOA Y -specially S1ore With es· exp nee 675·0070 ance Topless private per w eek M onday Hovland MN 55606 499-IOt9 Ru11y or Mlke
10 4 OOpm M F f\lenings Mature & motivated par· Phones good w 11 n SlOlllTlltY tabhshments in Cnicego I club 855-7626 through Friday ThlS pos· OW TR CK OR R
occ1ts1onally ti avallable llOn wllllng to grow Front numbers wtll train for V11amtn and Pharma·' Bos1on. Dallas and Sa~ CAllllll WllTlllS "'tat11I 5530 lllon is grea\ tor working IMMEOIA TE OPENING tor T U IVE
Call m.01nings 898·8346 ana back oll1ce. any age Mac Gregor Yachts ceu11ca1 packag"'g Co I f1anc1sco is coming lo Pa-'·Tl•t 17•.2••• • haor~ursnd your llexlble landscaping person Fountain Valley area, 0 K Insurance collec-1631 Placern a C M "' o c '' • ... ., u Dana Point satary comm oring OMV printout
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650 57g9 Guadalupe Ollll llO(Pl P /T 1o hey & heavy phone ex , I glassware dinnerware cations lor lull & pall l•me --_ llP 2 •ennel assts part Of lull
Mary Poppins. ~re are Enec~eltc e11ll comm & peuence 979-0590 SECRET&llY and other colo1ru1 nom4' help Lively & dynamtc •JANITORIAL'* (Full Time Teller) Need ed lull lime
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CdM hrne' Reis 540.o2421 786·0777 or 640-4292 Nwpt Bch law oll1ce Al mil•nt~•n ltllng Type .tllrJCt•~e 1P1a11 career 631· 1559 • and does ·Oller o lull Frt 8 30-4pm 673 2
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Wom11n 10 earl! tor 9 mol erical/ flict 5400 ness & 111iga1i(')n lop prot.t".~(Jr macn1ne goM '"9 ow tust store in •Night saute' cook •ROUTE DRIVER• must nave prior oank1ng • 5535 ~on •" HS nome Nice en *" IPNITl•ln* salaoy for 11gn1 candodale q1,1n11tw /I. Sl'~llong tlfl•ll Sn11!hem Ca11tom1a al •PIT Day cook W1101esale Produce experience and/or sales ,1rn near beach & park I Hrs 9.5 JO Gooo ben 11 JW J\11por1 area De I Snull• (;Od'll P1az3 •n mid C •..i I 12 AM lo late morning experience A11a1labte '" Irvine area 12 yr eJCp1 NA will care for ~20 10 14am 969 2144ev Horton & Converse Pnar· etots Call Jovce at velopmPnl Co $ 1600 I 01.1une• We wilt nave op 0u1trys1.1 lft Musi nave good driving $300 lo $600 No collect A1zne1me1s disease PB· mac1es has an 1mmed1a1e la Chatta•• d S 1 11 you are a professional 1ng 3.4 hours a day 11en1 or e1oe11y Wk 6 Domestics 3011, opening '" Corp Oftice 714 640-5650 tor app1 Me01c:a1 75 1·8003 por 1u,,1t1es tor new and • recor a ary, good M d F 1 ddys a wk 8• lO/hr 8 day -----------1 tor an e~periencea, lull· hrigt11 Pnt hus1as11c 325 lriattl, I .I benet11s Call 557-1358 possess strong people on ay 1hru riday a ler· or 24 'nrs 894-57 10
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SoC•dl Seely PtT live in or tome w/benellls Westcltll Phone wo1k & light book· re~"o11s1ble mature I'll'• , ,.., UPPI heads. sales I COOKS ' w11n lhe public, we would 54{4333 ask tor Ktrk oul 854. 1265 955.3900 I
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Female retired companion · e th handwriting a must menr a1mospnere Ou111>~, CRATE I llllll(l Newpor t Rob Co ?OOO 140 1 Avocaoo A\18 lease apply 1" person al lilly Plltt .,......,_ • .., ___ ,..,.... ..
c;ougnt lor I0\11ng c~re ot IOOllHPEll Ca1eer oµpo!lun11y include dealing w11t1 1 .. 7 llOO Newpor1 Blvd. CM Ste 204 Newport Beech ~ 330 W Bay St OAK ROLL TOP DESK.
temale 1n11al1d light FIT PIT Mothers Markel • benet11s 557-1358 c11en1s Mn<lltng cor-1111 • LOT PERSON/DRIVER/ ~-Costa Mesa CA 92626 Deaut cond paid $2000
nsenkpg dulles 1n e•chg & K11cnen 1s looking tor respon<lencP and irnublel C COOK WANTED Pin a GREAT WESTERN sell $1250 Scrubbed lor room & board A.SAP• I someone who enioys Prt4Mctitl Seorttary shoo11ng San1a Ana ! HRISTMAS SIS e~per pr et oo ' yr cook· Detailer lor exotic car Openings Now A11a1leble Pine Mantel Scandana-
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RETAIL · l1c.~nse and some eA WAITER/WAITRESS Molner 's Mar kel and Mall or Cnarhe 642·9363 PI T make oiler 644-2626 ·1 •••• • • •• •• ••• • • • • ••• ••~f p.:rnmce a MUST Salary With car lor luncn service M.111.roen •Snow tak ing ap-Name oadoe stamping I
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)II I ' I ANOSC..APE ANO I • ,
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"'' I ' , .. , fitlfi 10 10 ~F~A'!!R'!!T'!"'H .. IN .. (i'!",-,-N'!"T'!"E'!'R-10-R""ii-
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I I '11 tlhll1n9 :.er VICI' V•C,A M(. fi; 1 1'i1 ;o
I"" • "'1n tlt•S 530 0185
• 1r111'n1r1q CIPAnup, fr<>P
,_.,, • ~ 11 .... r, m New lawns
... IA.1" I AllrPOO 54 1 3813
Masonry
FRANKS CUSTOM PAINT
ING ".WAI I f ')VFRING
L•t ') 15~ IC. !>4') 9653
Pl11ter/l er1ir
DRYWALL
ComµlelP S61\llCBS1 FREE
es11ma1es1 675 3060
1n1 E.111 Paten Plasi ering
Custom rexturino Ouallty
Work Problf'm!!.-NO Prob·
lems• • 3268611 SS•. 783 1 A,Clh&ll Ollvll!ways sealed
p111r.n walPrpront c;r11c~<,
PIG ?5 yr'\ PX' 772 ')1')6
FAIENDL y TIGERS• Why Call Bairv 63 t-4748 RICHARDS MHOllY
5Pl!nd your valuable lime Ht1ltfll, leaat)' H11ro OIQf'k nna Concrole
cleaning? Free es11rnales F't w . r nE [ EST
Plam~i•t
24 hr H • lH-1110 lasineu Services reasonable 541-3606 1 IHI '"~ • IMArE I 846 2 IJO
•WANf EO TYPING ANO j f l RST Crass House lw•t l1trlffH Cllalo M . CLERICAl WORK IN MY cleaning Supphes lvrn H1 energy,chol lest FREE OVIDf
H()Mf REAS 840-7483 A11a1I weetcday, & Set consult8toon 613 932? 1--.• --A•.-,-.. -O-Yl_l_I_* __
AOOKKEEPING srnv1cEI Am \ioini 968-!143 L1a4ac1,ia1 r1 FAN' fXPE AT
Mon1hly Bookket-p1ng tori Wanda & Kelly'' Ou11llty & Lawacare o,,., ,.., 1" ''' '"Pertenr.e
your Du,1nns 979 314) Hsf!Cleanin9 exp refs landscaptng-Rotoltllino '' I 1 'It 4;>A 7 10 1'\51
CHiil PlllLllS?U I 6•2 0405 or 962 1667 Soil prep..Soo-Sp1111~1er., ••AB( MOVING••
Colo I ti B ... 0111rk & c.ar"foJt T 13804& Hll!IP., available low 114! Ctitracttfl r Pen ''U oruer, AmC111 Crect11 Counselors 1 Oes1gn-Complelt!' reno· LO AA TES 552 04 10
17 1•1 496-7961 B I WILSON & SONS va11or St11ve 546 914 7 I Rm Add Remodel K11c Garde111ng Full Service
Carratr7 B&1n '''"' •357487 Ins Mow Pdge ciean ups
£,.pert Carpeotry Ser~lce ao vears flXP 6-46-1140 966 17161E11es L~ m\o
At!'Pll" Remod I Add111ons Dotu JAPANESE GARDENING
Doors-etc 548-•980 SERV Cl11An un • M111n1 Entry & French Doors " '' 0
STUYlll COllHl
SlHHTS 10¥115 00. Oranqe CrJ Orog1n11t
Student Movlll'> 111,ur~
I 1( T 14>4 411) 641 #344>/
N(W Wtlrf'hf11J~A <;1or 0"
¥All plumbing & healing¥
DRAINS Clear from S 15
Fam.el Disposal. Rep1pes
611 I 0907 PS 72'} 9066
looli11
Rf PAIR SPECtALISf Aver
ca11 SSS rree es• L•c o
30 yr; P>:p WRll 770-2725
I II heal 11ny tltd oy 50•1.
Really" Work gv&t
~ree est 722 753~
Tilt
h ?>f 1n CERAMtC f 111ng
01,1onc11vf! At101 dllDI!"
Kitchens oathi. 722 9783
Ooors·M01d1ngt ·Bfly By Norman The Doorman Free esl Tony 964 4758
Wll"dOWS·Compl•ll Pa1101 Oak & Ftr 857-DOOR DUSTY s Landac:8p~)llawn llYl•·IH Wi•~•• Cl11ai11
AC01t1on1 Quality Work •• s •477448 Paul 648-11860 ElHtriul .... ain er11 Wklytmonth/ Ca1elul CourlftO\lR·Cll!'llP LET THE SUNSHIN" IN By nr tor PlftCll 646· 1665 "
Doors-Repair Alleret1on1
(.;11b1n,.l~·P1nel·lOCllS·91C
JS yr' e•P Jl'lrry 6 .. 2-05.87
Hom.-Improve I do 11 111
r lovn my wor~. 14 yr• •~P
Lnt.-t r"'f' Oa1111 &4 2-7390
1 time Free etl 24 t 1840
Pllliii IUOTllG c&e LAWN SERVICE l•niat Str•lct
Ouallty wotk free 191 MOW -FOOE TWtCF MO Companion/ Aide, for hve
.. 25513 988-7401 $20 S25 548 5722 -'" r.11111 ~ht,. h'kpg tor
REs101coMM u 1No 2& iSH1KAWA LA~oscAPE , .. ,_""'"''Yi 1 •41811 ::ioo11
Sunshine window cleaning
Ltd Call (7141846-5980
Comm•rc1altRe'\1dentuil
I '\IOr~ $'l0 • ;i \IOry $40
C11111 WtndOW~ 964 s 124
yrs Do my own work Lie Sod C•ean up1 Matnt
•2780•t Al 646-8128 Spr1ntclers e1c 850-4t47 Sell your Items In cl•11lfled.
HUNTINGTON BEACH
FOUNTAJN VALLEY
INDEPENDENT
Deliver 1 day a week . No
c ollec t ing. no soliciting.
Must have d e·pendable car.
wagon and truck or st ation
insurance
CALL 842 -1444
Ask for JoAnne Craney
MOTOR ROUTE
Avallable in Irvine area. $700 a
month. No collecting, 3-4 hours
a day . Monday thru Fri~ after -
noon. Sat & Sun. morning. Call
642-4333 ext. 209 and ask for
Jim.
ORANGE COAST
Daily Pilat
330 W. Bay St
Cost a M esa . CA
4 line mimimun "~~
· ' ~s A Garage Sale ~~ Kit for $1.00
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Orange Coast Dally Piiot.
330 Weat Bay St., Coate Mn•
Huntington Beech Independent,
17969 Beach Blvd , Huntington Beach
Monday -Frldey 8 30 AM to S PM
642-5678
ClaHlfled Ad\!9f1111no
711 COUCH .. in 1 conc1 S 1•0 dbt oed w 11.ime
>'<d lrrm mall s1r,
1 l°l IOQ9
BEAUTIFUL NEW OAK
lour pos1er lull ;11e bee
MdJlress '1Cll '"'' $100 0151 84 1 5340 , msg
HOUSEFULl' , ot Orig
Proc.e Dusty ' s~ •,01<1 Iv
~eat glas~ r •ls·, tl111 set
0<11 c;1001s Gray wnt
martllP w nrass 91c1ss 1op
cot ltit set all match All
Oak tJdrtn Lf•I lbl ~et
wall un11 roll lop Clesk
din set sotahen all·M1nt
cond 547 1064
KING size bedroom set
mal!ress lro[lle dresser
w/mirrors 2 n1te s1ands
Ot-ddony II OPdspreao
•11"1 c.ond $295 548 : 106
MOVING-Bay Club ap1
turn sale Sold oeo end
101s 1amos 010 set ell:
63 I ')Q 10 bl' appt only
NTRL RA TT AN GAME'
T BL !. E' legPre hlo.e nPw'
4 chaor~ · cslm sedl S
oach cushions Beige
Rose & Pe;icn print Bes1
Ollt!r 645 28/9
PIANO $300 anhQUI! qun
cabine1 $75 a111tQ11e oa~
doors 10 4 ,4 ea S'iOO
SPtnCIP twin t1t1(l A bo•
$45 548 11917
SOllD OAK Round 01n1ng
Taole. •'"' c.ono w 1ea1 2
chairs w/arms 2 s1ra1gh1
$4001000 759 9590
Thomawolte din tbl w16
uphol chis c1nd bullet
$900 e•rellPnt cond
mucto mnre1 631 6194
Two twin neds can nt-
mM1'• 11110 a Dav Bed "'' 1 c ov•·r S 100 lor all
499 3757
Miscellaaeoas 6015 a· rouno water bed no hlr
$ 100 Shetves lo match
$50 Des~ S50 Por1ao1e
stage $ 100 960 7353
BAR STOOLS (6) padded
S 170 16 Ben1am1n FtS·
cus plant $50 & you re
move 645-944 1
CANON AE· 1 wt m any
ic1ras $275 obo, solid oat..
dfl1no 101 S 1so. ryplng
stand $20 673-8483
FURNITURE. hshld Items
Pel carrier recorC11
c101n1ng 5nee1 met11I
IOOIS ' more 646-2245
HOTPOINT Aelrg 18 cult
l I yrl $17~ rellan bar
stool~ II de'lk 759-1907
Jonn Wayne T enn1s Ctvti
Membersn1p for sale Pay
less save money' Mem
bP• sl'ltp lran,ler abl_,
644 038110 760-50t>6 E
NEW W/W llres w111ms
"78• ,_. S80 10 'Peed
R&le•glt SSO t31ke rack tor
car $20 642-3124 Iv maq
Free 11 Tea 6022 ~11.C Aeg1s1ere<1 0 111m11n
Shepherd bll1Ck m11T11
J • year~ 010 f rAe 10
an1ma1 lov11r w1111 900"
nome and t11nceo y1H<1 tor
doO 642 3330
COCKAPOO DOG tr~ to
gooo nome m11111 4
VII-'" all ,not' n~ul
( 11 4) <168 ~161
FrH dera~I• kl"•H Tab by & wtut.i C1111
t 7141979-&?t l 11\11 5 30
MUC NOTICE MUC NOTICE MUC NOTICE
SUPE"IOfl COU"T of Uranga, State of Call· Of THE.STATE lorn1a more parttcularly de-
Of CALIFOflNIA scrtbed as
FOR THI COUNTY Lot 121 ol Tract 5755, as
Of O"ANOE per map reco1ded an Book
Eitel• of "ONALD J . 219. Pages 26 and 27 or
POMUI, Deceeeed. Misc Maps. records ol Or·
No. A·1'3521 ange County, Call!ornla
M-F 11119, S·S tlll 6
626 S. Euclid St
Fullerton. CA
714-680 6300
213-691·6701
'84 BMW3181. blk w/belge
int. xlnt coiiCl.aTways gar·
aged, no down. $283/mo.
Call Terry at 673-7178
Ml.IC NOTICE
such sale Dy the Court
The right Is reserved to re-
1ect any and all bids
Dated September 8.
1986
ST EVEN HOWARD
ROSEN. Admlnlstrato1 ol
the Es1a1e of Ronald J
*11•114IOSIL*
Wh1tet1Palo, superb con·
d1t1on Service records &
1 year warranty avallabl•
(073350) '
111,HI
.llllLllHI
llPRTI 1001 Quall S1 .. N.B
833-9300
Ml.IC NOTIC£
Beach. CA 92648
Tn1s buslneas as con·
ducted by a gene1at pan.
ntttsh1p
Thomas Spiegel
POttSCHE
AUOI
CH[V•OLLT
Hlebett ~•ll•v
s..1 .. a-., .. 10 ,,,.., .. ,,., .,,,
'" !. Co..1 Hwv 0Noor910rt IH~h
67S·etff
Ml.IC NOTIC[
SOVtll COVN'n
VOLliWAG£N a
ISUZU
ntAm YOO
F:~us
IN ~.S.A.
Arc> TRYING HARDER
TO 8£ :; 1
• IALll
• IERYICE
• PARTI
• LEAllNG
Ml.IC NOTICE
Mo.inc soon to ti. new
Sant:J Ana "uto Mall
NM.IC NOTICE
BUICK
DEALER
IN
ORANGE COUNTY
292S Hetbot 11/vd
C.M 979·2500
Ml.IC M)TIC(
11211 MACH ll VO.
HUNTING TOH ~CH .. ,...., .... ,
b&SOE Mel '12. a.t.dOO
mll1, pwr/atr pwr/btb.
AM/FM-. 4epd IS4t6
KLN'T eondl 412-72M
.• , ..........
Fully loaded, leetNr. ean. 9pas~.ve.
•18082180 ...
THIOOORI
ROBINS
FORD
l <JOO HAIUl()Q 8 I• :1
co~rA MnA o•. 'Join
OLDS '83 Cutia. SIJ. J
preme. air. crulM. fm
1ter-eo. ~G-G•B"'-0~-
759-130S Wkdyt .
Ev/Wknd M H731 Mitte
Oxford. Irvine, CA 92715 NOTICE K %7t70 N9tleeof 303&, ~ S.2. of olflcilil
Gordon Fl Johnson. 553 INVITING 8101 NOTICI Of' ~ reco<ds. AllO -~ the
Sea Ward Rd C0tona del Notice 1s hereby given that DEATH Of' Wlp~from reMMlllOl't ol IN right lo
Mar, CA 92625 the Board of Trustees ot the NAOMI A. 'ORTIR, P 1111plore deY9'0P Md OC*'ll•
Jane P Johnson. 1122 Coast Community College AKA MARTHA ~n" Publlc notice ta "-'eby 11191 l>Ofllon ol Mlcl llltld tying
Sea Village Dr . Cardltt By District ot Orange County. ANO Of' NTIT10N given tNt M.rvln M. below 600 fMI from Ille
The Sea. CA 92007 Cahlorn1a. will receive seal· TO ADMINllTI" lll9ef .net •II pert'*"a of tur111c:41 lheteof lor olt, QM, and
This business 19 con-ed bids up 10 but no later EtTATE NO. A-1,_.. Meinel, Je~ Plerno. other Hydrocatbon •IAlllMC*
•
NOTICE Of fne sale IS subtect to cur-
INTENTION TO rent taxes. covenants. con-
-tlt---~-iltPILt-ttt!'*l:---+rttnon . .
tor this property and must
be in wr111n9 and will be re-
cetve<l at the offlcie of Green-
wald & Thompson. and
H ui w1tz Remer &
D1Vancenzo, attorneys tor
the Adm1nrstrator. at 660
Newport Center Ortve. Sutta
1555 Newport Beach, Call·
lornaa 92660 or may be IUed
Pomus, Deceased
ORHNWALD a THOW·
ION, 1nd Htl"WllZ,
REMER a DIVINCINZO, •r:
This statement was llled
w1th the County Clerk o! Qr.
arige County on September 15 1986
'311746
ll'ge
ducted by a general part· than 2·00 pm . Wednesdty. To all heirs. t>enel1<:tar•. ~,:,, ~ 11J.-:::: Md in tl'le Mr*1I mentioned
nersn1p October 1 s. 1986 a1 the i.:;:~re!<!d~l~lo!!.r!.s _,!!a~n~,,..c~on!!-t!!'ln~~n~t..µ,~:?ft.-MiO--l~~~l4klelniiiiii•~r11COf;w=i~dednriiNoYwemliiiiblt~~25ioif' -----':t ~~101~0. enera ar ner urc as ng pa men of :r 1tors, 1tnd persona w o Pertnershlp, ~I. "'OPEIUY AT vataons. rights. nghls of ..,,y
PRIVATE SALE and easements of record
Daily Pilot September 2'.
October 1. 8, ts. 1986
W380
This statement was filed said college d•stnct located 'Tlay t>e otherwise ant9fnted Jecobs •nd Ells_tt, olfocaaJ record•.-Prope!ly
NOTICE IS HEREBY The property to be sold on
GIVEN that sub1ect to con• an as 1s· basis e•cept for
rtrm1ttaon by the Court on !Ille
pertor Court any lime after
llrst publlcataon of lh1s no·
tice and before any sale 1s
made
Robert "· Hurwlta. At·
tOl'ney1 tor Adfftlntstretor,
MO Newport Center Drive. r----------
lutte 1555, NewpoM1ectt,
CA l2MO (714) 75t-0711
with the.County Cleric ot Or-81 1370 Adams Avenue, n the wlll and/01 eatate ol: Pertnershlp end Memel, ~· ~"'°". cJ:n:l!MI
ange County on September Costa Mesa Callforn111 at NAOMI R PORTER. /\KA ~=o,.-:'9ctJ~~-·-TI;"' ttrMI 8ddnlll and
t9, 1986 Nh1ch ttme said Dlds wlll De MARTH/\ PORTER under the flctlfl-firm
f320Ht puDllcly opened and read A pe1111on hH ~ llled nd t le t Olhef common deslgNll.ion. 11
October 6 1986. 111 9 00 Ollerors watve their "Ohls. A M or thereaher within the II any to recover from the
11me allowed by law Steven adm1n1sttator or the estate
Howard Rosen. admtnls-for any damage not dll·
trator of the Estate ol ctose<l by the otteror's 1n-
Ronald J Pomus deceased. spectton of the property Of·
will sell at onvate sale to the le1ors release the estate and
highest and best net Dodder the representative from all
on the terms and con011tons habll1ty even though 11 may
heralter mentioned all rtght. later be doscovered that
lrlle and tnterest of the de· such 1nd1v1dual should nave
cedent at the time of deat'1 known ot damage not d•S·
and all rtght. 1111e. and covereo by Otter or s 1nspec.
1n1eres1 that the estate has 11on The sale wlll be made
acquired 1n addition to that ,.1thout warranty of any kind
ot lhe deceoent at the tome as to lhe cond1t1on or the
of death 1n tne real property propetty or its improve·
commonly known as 9322 ments appllcal>le zoning or
C.inotewood 1n the City of permitted uses 1ne1eot
Huntington Beach Cr)lmty Birt<; 01 offers 1tre 1nv1ted
Thll property will be sold
ror cash only Taxes and
01em1ums on any insurance
ai:ceptable to the otteror
shall t>e prorated as of the
date ot recording ot the con·
veyance Eomtnauon of
1111e transter taxes, 1tnd any
title 111surance policy and
one·half of 1he escrow
::naroes shall be at the u.-
pense or the estate The
purchaser shall pay the cost
or recording ot the con-
vevance and one·hall of the
es<;ro.., charges
Any D1dS must De SUb·
m11ted accompanied by
53 000 00 cash or cert1f1ed
cnec~. w1tn the oatance 10
oe paid upon conhrmat1on ot
Published Orange Coasl
Daaty Pilot September 23.
24 30. 1986
TW373
MLIC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS •UllNEIS
NAME STATEMENT
The following persons are
doing business as WEST
TEL SERVICES. 5132 Bolsa
: 106 Hunttngton Beach.
CA 92649
Glen Snepard 16762
Hoskins .o3. Huntington
Beach C/\ 92649
T11omas Spiegel 181*<2
R1vers1oe Circle Huntongton
PuDltshed Orange Coast for Dy SUSAN E KESLER In lhe ~~El~ 'J~C08 , any, ot the reel PfOC)elty
Daily Pilot September 24 PURCHASE OF STANO· Supeilor Court of Ore~ PIE.RENO. GERSH A.. delcribed ~ • l>4Jfl>Ollld
-PUBLIC NOTICE
12115
flCTITIOUI IUllNHS
NAME STATEMENT
The lollow1ng persons are
do tn g bustness as
MARIPOSA PARTNERS. 14
October t 8 15 t986 BY EMERGENCY POWER :ounty requesting that ~l'Af~Ttt JACO~~ ~~ 428~c.Jl~=
W375x GENERATION. ORANGE SUSAN E KESLER be ap-PIERNO. GERSH AN S2e63
COAST COLLEGE pointed as personal rep. Elt..SWORTH PART·
All 1>1ds are to be 1n ac-•esenta11ve toadman1sterthe NERSHIP et 1•1 Cen-The 1.1~'9f"'d TNllM PUBllC NOTICE
Corporate Plaza. Newoort FICTITIOUS tUllNESI
Beach. CA 92660 NAME STATEMENT
San Diego tnvestmenl As· Ttie tollowing persons are
soc1ates a Cahlorn1a gen-doing business as KAR
eral partnership, 14 Corpor-En1erp11ses 810 Center St
ale Ptaza. Newport Beach, A-201 Costa Mesa. CA
CA 92660 92627
John A Dunc an 7 Kevan Ear l Laird 810
Candlebusn Irvine CA Center St A·201 Costa
92715 Mesa CA 92627
She1l1t F Middleton 1 Thos bu~1ness 1s ton-
Bluebird Irvine CA 92714 ducted by a11 1no1v1dua1
Andrew S Durham, 112 Kevin Laird
:ordance with the Bod Docu-911ate or the decedent tury Perk Eett. City of dildaim' any li9bltity IOI any
ments which ere now in Ille The pet1t1on requeata L05 A~let • County of incor<eclneM of ll'le atreel
and mav De secured on the authority to adm1n1ster the LM Angete.. St•t. of address and Oltler commOl'I
Oll1ce of the Director ol sstate under the lnd>epen· C•lltornl•. end ot~ loce· Cles~netion. 11 any. shown lion. lncludl!l9 4000 ..... Purchasing ol said colleoe :sent Adm1n1stra11on or E•· MecArltlur aou .. v•rd •• ,..eon district tales Act N.w~t e~. County Seto 1ale w1Q be made, Dul
No b1ooer may withdraw A nearing on the petition of Orenve, St•te of li'lilh<>ul CO\lenent or warranty,
n1s Did tor a pertod tor s1x1y ... 111 t>e held on OCTOBER Calltornl• did on the l lttl a11prass or 1mpl18CI, ragard<ng
.601 days after the dale set t5 1986 at 1 45 PM 1n :i~.!,"~T,' ~:Otve .~ title, poues5'°", 0t
ror tne opening thereof Oep1 No 3 al 700 Ctv1c termlnete their rel•ttons 9nCuml>ran<:M. to pay the The Board of T1ustees re-:enter Drove West. Santa rem aining pr1nopeJ sum ol lhe
servestnepriv11egeotre1ect· "na CA92702 Furthfi notice 11 n01e(1) 'ecured by said Deed
ng any and all bids or to 1F YOU OBJECT to the h«eby 9lven thet ltle or Trusl, li'lrth 111tere11 ttle<eon,
waive any 1rregularthes 011n· ~ranting ol tl'te petttton you uflde<sl~ wlll l\OI be u prCMOed on &aid note(&).
forma1t11es 1n any bod or on snou•d either aope1tr a1 the rfttMll'• ICM' eny edvanoe5. 11 any. under lhe obll~tlon Incurred by t f ... o...... t T 1 1he b1dd1ng ~ear1ng and state your ob-any remelnlno .,.rtner or arms o sa... ,_.. 0 ru&ol,
C. MIKE WEllTER, Vice 1ec11ons or t11e "Nf11ten ob1ec-the pertnershrps l-. cl\arg" and ••pens• Chancellor. lualneH Al-11ons wnh the coun Delore DATED AT Los the Tf\JSIM and ot the tl'\AI
f311Mtl f•lrt, CoHt Community the hearmg Your appear· AncJelft . Celltornle, created by aald OMO ol Truet.
~ This statement was l1ted r-~~;s~aEt~~tI~~~~~~~~:i:B~~S::nO:~~~~;;;;;;;~~~~oS:~~:i~~~~--1 w11h 111e county c 1er1o. or o •. ange County on September
11 1986
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Puohsned Orange Coast College Dlalrlct ance may De on person 01 by lf'lls 10th IMy of for the amount ..-onably
Dally Piiot September 2•. PuDttsneo Orange Coast f Our attorney ~~~ 1~LAGfiR esllmeled to be $98,200.00.
October 1 8 15 t986 Daily Pilot September 24 IF YOU /\AE A CREDITOR ~RVIN M~. A ER. Tiii l>enefidary undef saKI
w 376 October 1 1986 :ir a conttnQef'I creditor of J 1.. HI . ICK, Oeeel or __ J~ .... ~liltol1~
/ W372 the deceased you must Ille ~H .. ~N, L & exeaJled _.., ....... _...,. o ,,. ~ PUBLIC NOTICE ---------;our claim with the court or .. ~I!..~ ..... ~ ~ .. Cen,.,· ou':::;' 01 ~tauii":: PUBLIC NOTICE prMent 11 to the per sonal ,_ r __..._..,C.I rep1esenta11ve aopo1nted by L• ~ llfornle Oemlllld tor Sele, and a wntten
SUPERIOR COURT 1157, the court within lour months "t:-.. c.st ""'L>itly Notice or Oefaun ano Eleclion
OF CALlfORNtA, STATEMENT Of from the dale ol first IS· Pilot 10 Sen The unel~tgnod
COUNTY Of OR ANOE AIANDONMENT Of suance of letters as proviOed t A7000JOl caused saao NOCIOll or Oelaull
In the Matter or the Apph-USE Of FICTITIOUS in Section 700 ol tne Sep 2' and El8'1t00 to Sell to be
: a 11 on o I l E 0 N 0 RA BUSINESS NAME Probate Code ol California ----------recorded 1n ll'le county where
PIE RO T Tl ROHE lor Change The lollowlng persons The tome tor fifing claims will "8.IC NOTIC£ lne raal or<>P911y 1s locatlld 01 Nam?. l\ave abandoned the use of not expire pnor to rour 1----------Dale Septem!M>r 9, l 986
No A 1346'9 1he F1c ttt1ous Business months from the date or the H 027373 IMPERIAL COf'lPOf'IATION
AMENDED ORDER Nam!' Construction Eng1-riearmg notice above NOTICE OF OF *<MERICA as sa10 Troslee
TO SHOW CAUSE nee11ng Associates, a 101nt YOU MAY EXAMINE lhe TRUSTEE'S SALE p O Boa 631· San Doago. CA
FOR CHANGE OF NAME venture tocateo at 703 Ran· Ille kept by the court ti you T S NO f'.29999 92112 (619) 292·6480 By
1Sec 60641 oolph Ave Costa Mesa. CA are cl person 1n1eres1ed in IMPORT ANT NOTICE 10 wnda D PaGk, Trostee Sato
DALE B KIMSEY Al· 92626 lhe es1a1e you may serve PROPERTY OWNER Ol!+ce<
iorney has Med cl petition in lhe F1c.1111ous Business ... pon the executor or adm1n• YOU ARE IN OH AUL Sep 2•. Oc1 I. 8, 1986
this court ror an order allow-Name referred 10 aDove was is1ra1or or upon the 81· UNDER A DEED OF TAUS Orange Coast Drury Pill)(
ing pelltioner to Change 111eo on Novemoer 16 1983 torney tor the eoecutor or DATED DECEMBER 27, •979 ----------
n's 1 n e ' n a me 1 r 0 m 1n the County ol Orange aom1n1stra1or and Ille with UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTION PUBllC NOTICE
LEONORA PIEROTTI ROHE Sdvala Co11sl1ucflon Co the court with proof of ser-TO PROTECT YOURl----------
lo LEONORA PIEROTTI 703 Randolph Ave Costa ~ice a wralten request stat· PROPERTY. IT MAY BE FICTITIOUS IUSINESI
IT IS HEREBY ORDERED Mesa CA 92626 111g that you oestre special SOLO A T"' PUBLIC SALE IF NAME STATIMINT
that all persons mlerested in David A Barber & As· notice ot the hhng or an 1n-YOU NEED AN Thf' to11ow1ng persons are
the "1atter aroresaio appear soc1ates Inc 2032 S ventor.,..a11d 1tppra1sement of EXPLANATION Of THE doing DuStnesa H The
Delo"' this court in Depafl-Cother Los !lnge•es, CA estate ~sets or o! the pell· NATURE OF THE Paper Chase Printing Co
men1 No 3 at 700 CMC 90025 toons or accounts mentioned PROCEEDING AGAINST t358 I Woodland Tustin
Center Drive Wesl Santa Tn1s busmess was con-+n Section 1200 and 1200 5 ot YOU. YOU SHOUlO 92680
Ana Cahlorn1a. on October duC1Pd oy a 101nt venture the Ca1tforn1a Pro6ate Code CONT AC'T A LAWYER. Jeff w Stevens. t 180
6 1986 a1 2 30 o clock P M 51tvald Construction Co MICHAEL J. MILLER. AT· On October 22. 1986. at Ben1 Willow Corona 91720
ano then and there show Le(}n.tr<l Savala Pres•denl TORNEY FOR PETITIONER, 10 oo AM IMPERIAL $h;p on F on1yn 1660
·aust' ti any they nave why D'tv•d A Barbar & AS· 3470 Tweedy thrd., ICM.1th CORPORATION OF Hamiter Norco CA
saio petition lor change Of soc1.ites inc David /\ Gate. CA 902tO AMERIC/\ as duly aooo1n100 This Dusiness is con·
name should no1 De granted Sa1b~o Pres Pubhsned Orange Coast Truslee under eno p.irsuAnt to dueled by " general p&rt
IT IS FURTHER oroere<l This stale"1ent w .. s hied Daily P1tot SeptemDer 24 Oeod 01 Trust rocorded l'e•sh"l;!
I hat a copy Of ttus orOer 10 w•tti th•• C.ounly c.1e1 k or Qr 25 October 1 1986 January 9 i 980. as Inst No Jell w Stevens Sharon
show cause be oubhshed in ai•w• c; <•u"'' on August 26 WTn374 8853 1n bool< 13462 P9Q8 709 Fontyn
the Orange Coast Deily Pilot t9A6 ___ P_UB_l -IC_NO_T_IC_E __ or On>0al Recor~ 1n IN! olltce This statement wits lileO
a newsp.iper ol general Pu1111sneo Ordnge C.oast ----------ot the Couniy Recorder 01 w11r1 ltil• County \ler~ 01 Or
circulation. published in this DJ•'~ P+IC\t St'Ptember 10 Orange Co nty Stale ol 11ngP Cnuntv "" September county al least once a weel.. FICTITIOUS BUSINESS u • tor lour 'onsec:ut1ve weeks 1: '4 U.caober 1 1986 NAME ST A TEMENT CaJ11orn11t, ewoo.ited oy N<nla 17 1'lll6 F·-1-~ W334• A Jarvis a" 1/f•mar~eo wo,.,an .-v -p11or to the d11y or said hear-H1" following pPrsons a•e WILL SELL Ai PURLiC Puo11snPo Orang.-c o,.51
irig I Oo n g bus nes s 8 5 AUCTION 10 HIGHE5T Oa1ty P1101 SNllf•mt'leo 24
Dated SEP 2 1986 PUBLIC NOTICE BEAUCOUP 16~66 Sims BIDDER FOR CASH (peyeb•e Octob••• 1 8 1'> 1986 Henry T. Moore. Jr . ·D Huntington Be1K h CA 81 hme ol H ie on iawiul money w 39•
Judge ol the Superior ftCTlTlOUS BUSINESS 92649 ol the Un1111<1 S111tM } 11 the -
Court NAME STATEMENT Marc Et•C l .ip.-: t6766 llorth lront entrance to the C Date a 11,1msey At10111,.y 'Ir• rn11nw,,111 persons a1e Sims · o Huntmqtnn Bear.n County Cou,.t1ouse. JOO-Civ1tl---PU8~_l_IC_NO_T_I_£ __
0 1 La~ 14 14 •• .,, ... ,,, .. , 11•1•11•' '"'''""'~ as JMAC CA 4~649 " ~ ·• " 0 • · c Center Ortve We~t Santa Ana FICTITIOUS I UStNE8S Blvd Placentta CA 926i0 '•~'1'''"' Mini Mirto Cnm T11os [lusonP~S •S con Coltlnm10 1111 r1ghl, l1llR A!IO NAME STATEMENT Publl~'1UO 0111nge Coasl I "'"' c:;..,.,, t'S 106 MASSll· dt1C"IPd hv an m(J1v11tual Oi11lv Pilot Seotemher io , 1, ' •'"'I ·'"" Plr1cen1ta CA M-ttr ( opP; interest convayAd to ano now f'>e lollow1nq persons U•f'
17 2d Ocrobe• 1 1<l86 •),•h '1 Tn 1 t nt s 111eo netd by '1 un11<" o;at<l Oood 01 001••9 Du§lness a~ l..e1tlr;irno11
W.146 1 ,,,., ..... ,. Ll MLKtnlfly 306 IS s...:. eml' c Wd I 0 T rusl 1n 1'1e or,1D0'1Y s1tua1eo 1n ~alley (';131PO Ham> 19714 w•th 1'1e "'"'ntv ler• 0 •· se1d CO""''Y ""0 Staie Bl'aC" l'\lvO HB Cl,;t646 ----------M ,,,,., t111>ells Lane ·ill\'lf> (..ounl\ ;1 St>Plember ooscriOOOa\ R h d c; 111 11 ;>ll'l
PUBLIC .,OTICE p1 """".I GA 'l;.>670 1., l48ti ,,311751 1c 11• aa n r1 T '"' ""~tr•ess is con Por11on ol LO' , ' end I o1 12, w1ndsong Cir Huntington P11Dltsh••cl O•flt1g!' Coast Block Xl \I'd a po111()t1 Of Beach CA 92646
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS • '1"' 1'111 l'tv .in ll11'.ltviouat Du11v P1101 SeplRmt:le• 24 walnut 5ftll91 8<lJ0<n1ng Thi~ bu~ine'' •\ con
NAME STATEMENT ' J '""''fl ~M Kiriley Octobe1 I 8 15 1986 Nonnnrty o• tract no 772, as diiCtf'cl by an 1nd111tdu"t
l hp lollow•nl) P"''CI"' ~·" .,,,, l.Ht•mPrtl ~as hied w 382 ~'10W!I 0'1 on m(lp thereol R1ch11rO Saalhoft
001119 bus1nes' as RPqow 1 "I"' 11 "•' 1 nur1ty (...le••"' Or· ----------roco•dod •n Rook ?J. Pages 5 1111~ statement was !1180 N .. 1w Ork 1ntnrnat1on11le ·1"'11 '""''tV on August 22 PUBLIC NOTICE .. -· M " r 8( ----------ano ti OI M l5<: ... lllOOOUS 305, with tne County Clerf>. of Or 1736 1 0ro11A L11ne Hun! l'l . ' f3U'2l l'IC TITIOUI 8UIMSI R9COn1s ol Orangjll County. Ange County on Soplem~ anitr:~:'~1~1~!2~'!PP P11Dh,ht'd Orange Coast NAME ITATIMENT ~:!';';,~· moi_: PIV1:'i!':: 11 1986 n.tOH7 !7~er'8red& ~ane Hunt OMY Pttnt 6'•ptemb4!r 10 fhfl following persons are .,_rnnong at a l>Olnl in 1~ P .. 1 d 0 Co 1 C 9.,,6 9 t 24 Octobor 1 1986 doing t>uslne99 as Tele· ...,.,, vv l&nt range at l(lgton Bt11cl'I A & 4 M k 4570 Cam" 9 Dr WMterty fin. ol $NO LOI 12 .. DlllV Pilot Seplembe< z~ This l>uslneu IS con w33 t er · .,u . distant Nort-'~ 21 00 F-October 1 a 15 1986 ductl'<l l>y an' in01v1<'11111 Suite 7 Newport Beaal'I CA rrom the ~uf"""V hne of of , . W386
f rlldrtCk W KQl'Pfl PUBLIC NOTICE 92660 ~Id LOI 12 then~ Nol1het1y ---------l no~ st111emenl wa~ llit>d Oavod Seldes 86 I Ethelin· •'ono tP\A WM.t1Mty hrwi ol l 04 PUBllC NOTICE
with IM County Cl!'•• of Or FICTITIOUS IUSINESS da Bru CA Q2621 I 2 ano l I ond 11tong Iha ----------
angP Courtly nn Auqust 2:' NAME STATEMENT Th•~ Dusinpu 15 con NO<IM •'!y oro1ong11l10t1 ot lht K 27 ..
1Q86 l "" 101111w111g persons are dutlt'd by /In lndivodulll WH11r1y 11110 Of I 01 1 I a STATWMINT Of
F3!7tS3 1,111,.,Q nu~1ne~~ aa Yo•ba Onvid '\l'tdes cl1tl11n<;t ol 1• 00 Ff>OI, thence AIANOONMINT Of Pu1:>11~h,.t1 <)ri1noA LC\a~• 1 .,,u,1 Hills Venture a C111t f ho~ ~t~trment wa5 filed Futerly 111ong th• I"•• oare11e1 USE Of' FICTITIOUS
Oit11y 1'>11n1 Sf'C1tlimne1 10 ''"''"•' I •m•tell r>11r1ner~'11p '"''"Hi .. <...niorlly Ctflr~ '"Or wrth fl'te 1'outfl8rly ,,,,. ot Lot tUSINltl NAMI
17 (4 Onahl'• l •986 1.iil ~ r1nw•r Street Or ""ll" f.iiunty on AuQu~f 2' 11. • 1111•11\rtell ot 80 00 FM I lo The lo11ow1ng pertons
W32A ,1"'1" 1.A Q,668 l'IAli Fl1'Mt • oo•nt ,,, 1n1 io••t••ty ltne ol ~ave abandoned the UM ot
----------l o•11•\1nQh11m·Bans1c De u1d LOI 11, •8!<1 00t11t 1>e1ng tht' F1i:11t1ous 8us1ne1a -IUBUC NOTICE velopmf'nl Corporation a Putll•~hPcl Orange Coast NO,,tltrly. a d1$lll~ or ~ 00 NAm• MISSION \/tu.AGE
__ ,;....;..;..;;.;..;;...._..;. ____ ( ""''"""' , n1pora11on 3•0 01tllY Not Seplemt:Jer 'O FH t lrom In& So.Jlh&r1'f 1tne ol Cl E~NERS 3:<' 191 Cemano ~ O t7 ~4 October I. 1986 •• ~lot 1•, , .. ~~·"-·1nn•tu c~oi••r i no S•n Juan FICTITIOUS BUSINES.S !'> r lr1wf'r -.!rftl'I range 332 '~"' ' '""'"""' """ -·1 u ,. Q
NAMf STATEMENT (A Q/f\61\ =========w=::. 1110ng se1d F11tter1y hne of LOI Ctpi~trano Ca
The rooowong pers<l'1S Mt 1 r," hu'""'" •t con· 1, ano 111011Q tha ~11star!y ,,,,. tn. ~•CllllOUt Bu1tr1•H
<1oino Du5onl'~' 11s 26611 our1f'd b~ """"''"<1 pnnner ol lot 12 • d•1111nce Of !I• 00 N11m41 ref11rrf!<I to •bove wa1
Newport '668 N•wport \hop RE CY CLE Feot t"91'llll W8'-lerty 1110ng hlt'><1 on 7 16 82 •n tl'le Covn
Afvrl Cn,tn M•,11 (A t\,.vid M l unn11111,,nm -11>11 0-lllllltl ton• I d<lllU1QO ol ly ot Or1Qlrial rift No
926:>6 ,., .. ,1.1t•nt 80 00 ~ H 1 to ll'o 001..,1 of r t9'l~2~
Juiin 1 1_,. s1ime l r11, .1.11emA111 wai. tllell through the ~·Ming f •C'ltot 11n voung \foe J421 Sum
Tn•s but ine.u ,. ,,,n l wotl l"<(lluntvCll'r~ot O• DA ILY PILOI 1MCl v Oi'd on&"W ot 1111 °'' nflrtH"l lu (Osta Men Ca
ductl'd by an 1n.,1v11l1Jlll II 4" t 111111tv nn C\1'101""'0'" i)ll5 rn1n11rali. •"II ot11e< l 26:ifi
John 1 LeWii , tllRri Class1f1ed Paqes ftydrocart>on •ul>t.ta"CN Jana Lee 3•~ 1 Sum·
lrll& st1tement wll• hlt!C 1'31.... snv.ci theretrom ror • ~oc OI ·11e••M1 Co Cotti! M11u C1
w•lh the County C111ra.. OI 0 1 •oy LHOWllt. AltOl'Mf •• Turn unwan tPd 10 y&&tl lrom Al)l'!I 0. t955. )2826
ange County on "uguat 'fi L••· )200 lrl1to4 '''"'· llNl •o I0"9 '""'""., u such Th•• l>Yt!041H .., .. con t<ISto l ull• 100. Co•t• Meea. CA items into ~11b•1•~• $hllll t>e PlodUC.O Juc141ct by tndlv1<1u1r1 (Hu•·
f3111.U 12t2t money fOdayl •n Ollytng llU!lfll~IM but nOl to D•nd rtnd Wlfel r,,1111-rlf•t<l 0 1 AnQI' r 011~1 Piillh'•""'' IJ• ·'"0" ( nntl I '"COMIO on ""Y event. 20 Y .. ~ P\lbll1hlltd Or•no• t..O.t1 01111~ Pilot c;,.p1,.mDer 1(1 ti 111~ "'" 1 -;,.,,1,mtot>t< }*< Call &42·5678 1•rr-"0t11 f'I. '~'~II •9"rvec Da11v Piiot St!Ottrnber 3 10
t' '' October I IQ86 .,, 11 ·t•" 1 " 1 °' 1'll!t,1 ll>'r ""' I p ~"'''t"' fly 0~ 17 I • 1<l86 W34.il WJ77l========== • J 1!1<! l<O> fl() 1'i'I 11 Aooll W'3?4
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C8 '* OrenQ9 Cout DAILY PILOT/ WedMlday Sept.mt>« 24, 198e
MOl1CI 8UNMMt COURT
IMTINCI W 0. THI ITATI NOTIC E IS HUIE8Y Of CAUJOMtlA
0 I VEN Ih a I Ha I• d POA THI COUNTY
prol>Offls tor furn11htng all Of' OttANGe
labor mal«lala equipment l1IM9 ol ALllUA OAR
trt1n•por1at1on end euch NIT'°""',llllaA&.MRTA
other faQlllllH .. may be r• 0 ~·. DICHHd
Quired '°' the 1986 1987 No. A·112UO STREET MAINTENANCE NOTICI Of'
(STREET RECONSTRUC• INTINT10M TO
TION ANO PARKWAY HU. 9'1Al
MA IN T E NANCE F 0 R ..,_OH9'TY AT
COUNTRY CLUB DRIVE PAIVATE IAlf
OXFORD ANO GREEN NOTICE IS HEREB Y
B R I A R L A N E GIVEN ttull 5Ubtecl to coo
MYRTLEWOOD STREET ll1mat1on by 1111 Coun on
ANO JAC ARANDA AV S.iptember 23 1986 at 9 00
ENl:JE) wtll be r.eetved by A M Of thereafter w1tl'11n lhe
the Ctty ot Costa Mesa et the lime allowed by law Geo1g41
Olf ce of 1he Clly Cter~ 77 H Oavtd 1dmtn1Str1t0t of
F1111 Onve Costa Mesa C11U ~h• Estate of Alberta G
fornta until the hour or 2 00 Pomus deceased will Mil at
p m G1..tobe< 2 1986 II private sale to the hlglleSI
wn en t me the)' wlll be open and t>esl net btddet' on the
ed publicly 11nifread aloodTn lerms and 'condltfon1
1ne Council Chamoets Seal neralter mentioned all roght
eo proposals shall bear the title and lnte,esl 01 the de
111111 ot l he wor~ and the cedent al the ume ot dealh
11ame of the bidder but no a110 all right tltle end
other d1st1ngu1shlng marks interest that the es1e1e has ""Y bid received. affllf the acqu red n 110011 on 10 that
~cheduled closing time 101 of the decedent al the time
tile receipt of bids shall be or de!atll n lhe real property
1etumed to tile b Oder un commonly known as 9645
ope~ It sllaJI be 1ne sole BICkley 1n the City 01 Hunt
respon1tb1llty ot the bidder 1ngto11 Beacl\ County ot 01 ~o see that his bid IS received ange S1a1e ot Callfornta
11 prope1 time more oar11cutarly described
4 ~' ot Bid Ooc11me111s as
..,_,., be obta ned at the Of Parcel I Un 1 I of Lot 12
hce or tne (4J1v Eng1nee1 77 111 t 1 act ~613 as .shown and
F..i 1 0 ve Costa Mesa Call Ot'1 neo on a map recorded
IN 1111 tjQOn nonrelul'dable '" Book 333 Pages 40 10 45
;>1ymt.-n1 of ST 00 An ad nctus ve ot Misc Maps n
1 1 ona1 ctiarge ot S3 00 will the otf1ce ol the County re
ht m 1dt' 1 handled by ma 1 corde• of sad Orange co
B (! OnLuments and otner P.irce1 2 ""' un(l video
ontract documents may n•. 1r>teres1 111 Loi 12 ol
also be e•amtned at ttle Of Tract 5613 as shown on a
lief; 01 me C ty Clerk of tile m~ 1ecorded 1n Book 333
:uv of Costa Mesa Bid Pages 40 10 45 1nclus1ve 01
Documer•!s will not be mail Misc Maps 1n tile of! ce ot
ed unless the aod111onal tne County Recorder ot Or
>3 00 Charge 1s included ange Co
,,. Ill payment fhe sate •s sub1ect to cur
Each 1:110 shall be made on ent ta~es covenants con
lhf> Proposal form sheets d uons res111ct1ons reser r I lhrough P 8 prov ded n vat•ons 11ghts rights ot way
'"" contract documents and easements of r.icoro
,ind shall be accompan ed The property to be SOid on
by a cer tilled or cashier s an as s bas s e~cept to
heck or a b•d bond lor not lttle
ess 1nan 10•1, of the amount Oflerors wa ve the r 11ghls
JI tt1e btd made payable 10 11 any to recover from the
Ille G ty of Costa Mesa No aom1n strato• o the estate
.'l1oposa1 shall be con fo1 ao~ rtamage not d s
, dared unless accompar11ed closed by the ot!eror s n
by such eash er s clleck spe<t1on of the property 0 1
ash or b dde• s bond tero s release the estate ano
No b(! shall be cons1rtereo the rep esentat1ve tr om all
.mless 1 s made on a blank t ab•I ty even though 11 may
form !u n sned by ine City of rater be discovered that
:::osta Mesa and is made n such nd1v1duat should ha~
'ltcordance wi th the known 01 damage not dis
;irov s ons ot tne Proposal c.overed by Ot!eror s nspec.
eQu rements 1 on Tne sale wrn De made
E.iLcll b111l1eL...~I bi! wttl'lo.ut.warraOl't..Ol any km
cf'nseo as eQu red oy law as 10 the condition of the
Cont actor using a er alto property or 15 improve
lass1hc111 ori no1 shown on m .. nt<; appt cablt' zon r1g Of
the Ger !'rat P1eva Ing Wage perm ttl'O uses lhereot
!'.)e1erm nat ons may b~ re B els or otters are mv ted
iu fed 10 pay 1he wage rate tor 1h s p•operty ano must
:it that cralt or class heat on be n wr Ing and w II b8 re
'l"IOSI c.1ose1y related 10 ti as C" ved at the office of
,hown r the General De H u w I z Remer &
IPrm r ul ons e11ec11ve al 1ne 0 Vincenzo a11orneys tor
11m" 01 me call tor 01os the Adm nis1tator at 660
Thf> C11y Counc I of lhe Newport Cenle< 011ve Suite
::: iv ot Cosla Mesa reserves 1555 Newport Beach Calo
the r ght to re1er1 a11y "' all lorn a 92660 or may be flied
o ai. "'''" the cierk 01 sa o Su He (,ont rdr o shall per o Court anv t me after
omplv w th ""' µrov $ans t rst p ibt cation or th s no
JI Soct on 1770 '" 1780 r t ce .\nd bt>lore any sale s
'Tia(! ..
T n s pr opart y will oe sold 10 a<;t onty Ta1es and
:> Pm 1 "' ">n ant n$urance
,;cc eptd! '" 1 flt! olferor
shall o" or1'ra1eo as ot the
:lllft' nt r.-.cord g ot lnP con
•l'yarci> E•am nation ot
t tlP trar .. ter ta.:es and anv
1 "" 1n' "anc" POI cy and .. r off 01 the eserow
hdtfle" '>l1c;t he oil '"e ex .:>e"'" nt ttie estate The
;iurclirt<>f' 'nall pav lhe '091
.,r ""1'<.f r g ot 11 e con
l hW 104 '"Y" r .. and on,. hall or ltie
----------"Stf'1w charges PUBLIC NOTICE At~ t> as mist Ile sub
'T'ltttPO accompan Ml bV
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS $100000 casn o r ert f1ed
NAME STATEMENT ' he<:• w th the tlaldnce 10
I"' fr How g pPr~or ' <1rt' tlf> D t 0 UPO" tonl rmal on OI
:l nq h .~ nPSS a' Balht'\a 'Kh satP by fhll Court
B.;q~ All Fa 0 ( (l~lil Tr r 'Qhl s rest> •PO I) Ill
'A ... • rA<t7~" Pel 1 yard aflll Cl'>
l '"' r,,.11oway I' 4A 0 tlf>O St'tifPmlle 8
1')rl' < t ( n~ti\ M ~~" L A 198f,
17£ • GEO"<t.E H DAVID AO
~ rnt Nly ;..<1~e N Pin '\06' ., r ' Jto nt the Es1a1e ot
,, ,, ,.. , O Cyo "'' r A A t r1,. G Pomus De •O< ,. ea~P(I
Bllrt • I • r,at r wav HURWITZ REMER ..
4 144 P.v .. r rt • Marlr ol DIVINCENZO 8y Robe1tR 11w, A 9r)li10 Hurwlu Attorney• lor Ad
Ir '> r ""'~ s con mlnlalretor MO Newport
1 ;ct r I , ., " al ~ "' Cenler Drive Suite 1555
' 1 Newpofl Beach CA 92MO
•I r I (, lllOwdy (714) 759 0781
i r ' st ''"r ,. I was I'"" P •ti S~"d Or at 9P Coast
N ' ,., .. ((}I r, C.lf> ~ ol (/ Da 1, p f(lf s .. 1 tcmbtr 23
1• r 1 11 , e '"en oer ;>4 l'I 1'lllt
I 11!t TW370
F3111755 ----------'"<!" Loast '""'t e• ;>4 1<jfj6
WJ81
DEATH Nonces
PUBLIC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS 8USINESS
*llrME STATEMENT
H I""~ JJ;>42
IJ 1ra Pont
, .... ,. 19 • ( 01
't~r 1nrc1 (.A
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PUBLIC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS 8USINESS
NAME STATEMENT
'""' 110"1 r Q IJ"r~oos are •l 1 q t 1 n< ~" a~ A Plus 'II rl• 1 I ""I 1 roi~t r \ 4'711C11mpu~01
M•tl11 I \ S1 r .J1 '' $111>1 NAwport Beach CA
1.1.lll lw S1p11111IM1 :th 9:1660
1 l(I A ~ 1 iri 1 h• Oav1<.1 Se1Cle8 861 Etnelln
' •· dll er .... CA q~62 ,
111r hur I .1w11 M• m I Tn, bu\ineq~ 11 con
•rt ti C h 'f" l lntr r ""' ,,.o t1y ar 1nd1V1du<11
1m 111 t• f 111 11.1. 11 th• 0 ov l"f Seide•
I" \ ""'"ment was I led II 1rt11 r l 1\\fl M n N ,., '"(' 1t ty Cliork o•Or
tori ,, I' If k I rt 111 II I 1 1• ( 11ntv rm August n
f11t\\ I f ' fl 1n llll 11-. tAf, F,17150
t 1t 1''•11 OranQf> <":oasl
r1 1, "1 1 Septembef 10
•h· 1\1 I.I. ( •ll
Ml.IC N01lCf Mt.IC NOTICE
IUPIMMt COURT IUPIMMt COYRf
Oii THI ITATW 0. T .. 8TATI Of' C~ OI CAl•OMteA '°" THI COUNTY '°" TM COUNTY °' OllANQI °' OflANCll lllete o1 RONALD J letate af RONALD J
'°""11 DelHHd '°9il!Ul1 0.CHlld
.... A·111121 .... A•1Nll1
NOTICI CW NOTICI Of'
INTINTION TO tMTINTION TO
HLL MAI. Ill&. 9'1Al
Pf'OPIUY AT Pf'ON9'TY AT
ftRIVATI IAll l'tMVATE UU
NOTICE IS H!RE8Y NOTICE I 1s HEREBY
GIVEN that tubteel 10 coo GIVEN that aubject 10 con
hrmallon by the Cour1 on 1trm1llon by lhe Coort on
Oelot>er 6 1986 at 9"00 Oelot>et 6 1886 a• 9 00
A M or thereal1er within the A M or lherealter within the
time allowed by 11w Steven lime all0w9d by low Steven
Mowa'd RoNll e<1rnlnt1 Howard Roaen 1dmln11
1t111or of thl E•tate of lratOf Of the Eslate of
Flonald J Pomus daoeaeed RONld J flllo!'fluS d-sed
wlll sell 11 prlvete sale 10 the Wiii Mii et prtvale tale lo i he
h1gt1est aod best net bidder hlgNet end belt net bldde<
on the teems and 1tond1UOAL on tN ma and coodltlON
heraller mentioned an right hflfaft• rnenl ooeo a Ir g f
HOe ind 1n1eres1 ot the de-lllle end tnter981 of the de-
cedent at lhtt time of death cedent at the time ol de1111
and all right 1111• and and 1111 rtgllt 1111e and
in1eres1 1hat !he estate has 1nte,est th•I the estate hes
acquired 1n ad(!ltk>n 10 that acquired •n eddltlon to that
of the oece<li/11 11 the time ol 1he decedent at the 11me
of dea111 In 1he real property of death tn the real praperty
commonly known as 9271 commonly known a11 22272
W1nterwood Circle In the K nery C rcte 1n the C11y of
City ol Hunttngtoo Beach Hunungton Beech County
County of Orange Stale 01 of Orange S1a1e ol Cat ..
Cal torma more parllcularly lorn1a more par1tcalar1y de ~sc11beo as • scribed as
Lot 35 ol Tract 7266 as Lot 75 ot Tract 6730 as
per map fecor<led 1n Book per mop record8<1 n Book 28 1 Pages 34 ano 35 of 2411 PAges 36 to 40 1nc111s "8
M st Maps records of Or ?I Misc M aps records ol
ango County Calltorrna Orarlge Counly Ca1t101r>•a
Tlle,s8te 1s subject 10 cur The sale s subject to cur
rent 1a .. es covenants co11 re1 I taxes (:Ovenants con
ch11ons restrtcllon& 1eser d11tons reslr cltons resC"r
val c ris r ghts r ghls or way va1tons r gnts 11ghts of way
and easements of record and easftments of record
The prope<ly 10 be sold on The property to De sold on
an as 15 bas s except tor an as •S Dass eacept tor
111e uue
Oflerors waive their rights Otterors waive theu 11gt1ts
11 illy to recover !rom tne If any lo recover from the
adm n s1ra1or or the estate admtnlstrator or the estate
for any damage not dis lor any damage nol 01s
closed by the oflero' s n closed by the olferor s n
spt><;lton ot the property 01 ·pectlOn of lhe property 01
lerors release the estate and ferors release the eslale and
lne represental ve from all the representative from all
l1aQ I ty even though 11 may llablllty l!Ven though 11 may
ta1e1 oe 01sr.overed lhal later be discovered that
such 1nd1v dual should have sucti t0d1vlduel should have
known ol damagt1 nol d s known of damage nol dis
covered by Olle1or s nspec covered by Olteror s tnspec
t on The sale will t>e made hon The sale will be made
""'tnout warranty ol any k no without warranty of any kind
a$ ti) the cono 1 on ot the as lo the cond111on ot the
p operty °' ts mprove property or its improve
men ts appl cable zoning or ments appl cable zoning or
pe•m 11eo uses thereof permitted uses lhereol
B ds or otters are tnv ted Bids or otters are 1nv11eo
lor 1h•S proper!~ and musl lor 11'\1s property and must
bf> n w11t1ng ano will be re be 1n wr111ng and will be re
e veo at the oll ce of Green ce ved at the othce ol Green
wald 4 Thompson and wald & Thompson and
~~ur wllz Remer & Hur w itz Remer &
(Ml-a11°'""9YS-'°' 01\/.mcenw ..auomays tor
the A<1m1nistrator at 660 lhlf" Adm rnstrator at 660
Newport Center Or ve Su te Newport Center Or ve Suite
1555 Newpo t Beach Call 1555 Newport Beach Galt
lorn a 9266Q or may be filed 1orn1a 92660 or may be hied
•11th tne cier~ ot sa1c.1 Su "'''h the cle1I. ol sa o Su
penor Court any t me alter per1or Co1 rt any ume alter
I rst publ c:a1 on of th15 no-I rsl publ ca11on ot lh1s 110
t ce ar d betore any sale s 1tce and before any sale 1s
made mac1e
This properly w ti De solo Tr11s properly w II be so10
to• cash only Ta•es and lor cash only T a•es and
:>rem1ums on a y nsurance prem11Jms on any nsurance
acceptaflle 10 the otteror dcceptabte lo the otteror
>hall be prorated as of the Shall be pro ated as of the
datf> 01 ~nr<l ng ot the con date ol record ng ol the ton
veyanre E•aminat on of vevance Exam nat 011 ot
t "" Hansler ta>e& and any I"" lr&nsfer la•es and any
1 Af> r su111nct> pot C'f and tie nsurance pol cy and
onf> hatl of 1r.e escrow )ne hall ot tne escrow
ch<HQf><: shall be at the ex ::tlerges ~nell be at thti ex oens,. nl uw e&tate The )lnse 01 tne estate The
purChils• ~hail pay the cost :>urchaser sna11 p;iy the cos1
i t '"'" c1 n11 01 '"P con >I •eco (I llJ o t tt" con vPyanrP ..ind ne hall 01 tne 1eyJ11t.e " 11 o " t all of 1ne
f'SC w r ha QP'> SU Ow Ch II (lt'S
A iv fl c1s must ne suo Ar1y IJ <h mus1 oe suo
m tted accompan ed by rn tl<'O 11rcompan eel by
$3 000 00 cash or certll ed ~3 000 00 cash or e«lttted
en«( i. w th If e balat ce 10 t e ~ w th the belencf> to
be pa a tipor conlirrnat on ot ne pa1<1 upon conf11mal1on 01
S• en sale by tne Court s ich sale by the Court
fh11 r ght ) reserved 10 re The' ghf ts rest>rved lo re
ec1 "ny and an Q as t!Ct any and all bids
Dat100 September 8 O~teel Septemoer 8
1986 1986
STEVE N H O WAR D SfEVEN H O WARD
ROSEN Admin ~trato• of ROSfN Adm n strator of
tne utate ol Ronald J the f ,1a1e ol Ronald J
Pomus Oeceasec1 Pomus Deceased
GREENWALD 6 THOMP GREENWALD 6 THOMP
SON •nd HURWITZ SON 1nd HURWITZ
REMER & DIVINCENZO 8y REMER I DIVINCENZO By
Roti.rt A Hurwitz A t Robert R Hurwitz Al
lomeya for Ad"1lnl•treto' lorneyt tor Admlnletretor
MO Newport Center Drive IMIO Newport Center Drive
Suite t555 Newport Beach Suite 1555 Newport Beech
CA 92660 (7t4) 759 0711 CA 92e60 (7141) 759 0781
Publ sned Orange Coast P11hllsnec1 Orange Coast
Daly P tot September 23 Oil '~ P 101 Seplember 23
?4 10 1986 24 10 t9R6
TW37S
PUBLIC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME ST A TEMENT
fhf> !ollow ng perso11s are
do n9 1 us ness as All EV IN
VESTMENTS 1 C111 lorn a
t m11ed Par1ner<1h1p 2 11 Va
L (In Nnr<l N,.woort 8N1Ch
CA 9:i'fi63
Herbert dOd Bern ce Hiley
2 1 V i:l l dO Nc)rrt NPWµOrl
BPacr CA 9766'.l
fh s D •5 n11&G IS en
ourtt>l'l l'ly a 11m t<>d n•rtn<>r
~h D
l-ler ben R1tey
This ~talemen1 wa 1 lt>c1
Wtlh fhP Cot r ft (,tPrk < 1 nr
ar ge C<J nty nr ""PfPmn,.r
" 1986
rw:i11
PUBLIC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
l hP follow ng persons are
do •g llus1n.,ss as Golden
G111rte GuPSf Home 3016
H 1 ! ng w •v Cnsta M1>sa c" 'J261'6
Flrni>• ~' ,,, g 1891'0 Da
~ !J St F o nt 11 n valley ("A
9roa
l apur s ma 0 f Chang
IRC!;>O Oil~n111 St Founta n
v "' v ( " 'l;> 708 rh.., b' oness s ton
I t tf>JJ h) l'lu5flanc1 and w1t1>
111 " ~ ma D F Chang
'' ,1~1,.men1 was fled
w ,. II" Coun!y Clerk o f Or
1 r r ,rtJy on August 26
F320122 I tr,~
Ho•••r Gertner 6 F311147
Brown Attorney• 11 L•w 1• t 1 ,1 .. o Orange Coast
4340 C1mpu1 Drive New t) , t 1 1 c;t'IJIPmber 10
port Beach CA 92663 4 r)r It 1 Pr 1 1986
Puot shPd () .. Q ·~• W345
ria ty Plot S11µ1e 11111 14
Octnller 1 B 1<, 1qA!i
WHI
PUBLIC NOTIC£
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
Tt, lnllow nr,i pPrson' 1
PUBLIC NOTICE
flC TITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
o n•g b u es' 1 I"'
1 • tnliow 11q persons a•e
11u~ ""55 as ElllOT T
1 AH!; 491 t Warner
511 tt' 721 Hunt
H<'acn CA 92649 PI GFOOI orc;1(,N', ~
PIG~ OOT L n 191 <11Cl t/ '
Keel Dr ve Corona (Jt 1 M 1
9:>6<'!>
Richard G Oreytus 170'1
Ketil Or ve Cnrr na [)f>I Mil•
C/\ 92675
Will am P JarnfluS 1<i t!i
Alta Vista Newpon B~ath
CA 92660
Tn1s business is con
dtJcted by co partners
Richard G Dceytu~
This sralemenl wu 11111<1
wllh the Cool'lly Clerk Of Or
arige County on September
17 198fi
F3'l0110
Pullll5heO Orangt Cos5t
Oil, 1y P 101 <;eptemt>er ?~
Or.totiA 1 8 tS 1Cl86
W39S
t M r llaPI Ell 011 775'/
11 • '" Ortve Hunt
11 • fl1>ach CA 92648
1 rtr t Sue V C"'O 16521
11 1 t t ;r Lane Hunt ngton
h I. (A 9:>649
I t .., o is ness s con
rt 1 11'11 riv a qeneral pert
I !'r~h p
Su11<1111 S v cino
I,,,_ ~wement wos 11141<1
w lh IM CounlY Clerk OI Or
~I QI' COllfllY on Sflptemt>er
11 tfll\f
F320111
P it 1 \tie<! Ornng~ Coa~t
O 111 PI 1t 5.llCJleniber ?4 ,,, lflhf' I II IS 1986
Wl92
PU8LIC NOTICE ( • tit• I I It. •I! 11 ..
1111 11 11111-11 I 11.1.11
Mt < lll\1 M >111111 \
f 111 •'f tur.., ~ 10 r• d
14 r)rtober 1 1986 1-----------l·----------
PACIFIC VIEW
MEMORIAL. PAR~
L.~metery • Mollv l• \
l.hi'!PAI • ( remillrH,
J'>00 Pi< ti t V PW Or ,
N"w''"" Ae " , f\4 d 171)(1
HARBOR LAWN
MT OLIVE
M r>rt J~ry • C.em,,, .. ,
Cr~matoiv
tn?S Gt!.ler Avl'
(,o•u l Mesa
')40 5'5.t
W333 l PUBLIC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS IU8fNH8
NAME STATEMENT
Thi' tollow1ng pe'sons 11re
rto "Q bus ness 8' t<ad11m
M1 r1qag1> B3nker~ 4341
0 rt h Strlllll Su•le 20•
N"'wport Bnech Cat 9~660
fnhn C I" tdam 3'.13 1
ltm!'lhysl Av!' 8Alllo11
1,1,,no r. Al ~?66:>
r n ~ lloi~·n••, ,, con
dur.led by nn 1nd1V1duet
John(, P<nd11m
Tl'\ s st11t,.m11nl wflt I~
w II'! th" r'.n 1rl1y C:l,.rk <)I ()1
1ngf' Cl11Jofy l)n AuQu~t 'J1
t9M
'1t120I
Put 1 ~Md Oqno• Coaat
08 ly P 1111 ">ttptf'm~r tO
t 7 :1' Or.tOl'.tf'r 1 1~&11
W3'H
'
POOLIC HOTIC[ FICTITIOUS auatNEIS
NAME ST A HMENT
FICTITIOUS IUllNEIS '"" t1111ow1n11 persons &re
NAME STATEMENT 111 "~ 011~ 11ess 88 THE
!he following Pitnon~ arll PAl"ffl CHASE 425 30th
001ng bu1 nes' 11~ Soutn ~1reo1 r~7 Newport Bench
Pac1f11.; TtCkl'I~ ~ 1(1 Tour~ CA 92663
1BO w11,1 tfltfl <;11e<>r 61dQ Ro•ann8 w11rre11 S 15 .,
L r.ci~111 Mes11 ( A 926:>7 Po•M"'"'" r.oron11 0..1 Mtr
T N1 Cr1ri~ T oo,ir\ Inc Cah CA !126<''1
In"' 11 '>r~o•llf on 760 Wfl" JoAnna Rlch1rd1 25 t~5
IF.th •,1rP"I St<JQ I Co!\18 letrrace Lantern 08rl8
M• ~ 1 (.A 926'7 Po1nl CA 9?629 r fl ~ h11'\ nl'O ,, con 1 h '> 1>u• n11~& 11 con
o 11 11111 oy 11 c:1>rporo11 on c:lucte<l "Y • 011,.11r•I part
Kenn111h A Jordan Vi<;e Mr\htp
PrP'\tc111ni Ro~anne We"e"
Thll slnternenl w111 IUltd Th11 •tatement wet Ill.a
,. th thl' Coonty c111rk of Or with the Coonty C191'k of Or
;119e Cwnty on August 22 11n11e Couflty on September
t986 17 t9ft6 n111ss '*12'
Pvhll•hll<I 0111nge Coast Publ••t!e<I Orenge Coa11
0111ly Pilot Sepfl!lm~r 10 On1ly P1tqt S•p181'!'10flf i 4
17 ;>4 OclolHtt 1 11186 OCIO~r I fl !!I t'l86
W3'9 W390
MUC NOTICE
W369
Pml.IC NOTICE
IC mso
STATEMENT OF
ABAHDOHfllllNT OF
USE OF FICTITIOUS
IUSINHS NAME
The folfowtng persons
'lave 11b1ndor1ed the use ot
the F c1111ous Bu111neu
Name EOOKKO 220 E
Katella Ave Orange CA
•n677
Thf! Ftcllt•OUS Bust0et1
N11me referred to above waa
ltiPd on Sep ?4 1~8S m lhe
Covn1y ot Or11no• Ono nel
File No F 287307
Harry M Yos111ok11 244 t
Bowdoin St L• Verne CA
}1750
Kum JI YOlhtOkl 2441 1
Bowdoin St l t Verne CA
11750
lh1a Que•n•n wH ton
11uc1.0 by lnc1Mdu1111 (Hus
Ollnd 11nd Wllel
Thit 1t1tement wu filed
Mlh 111e County C,.tk of Ot
1ngt' Coonty on Aug1111 ~8
1986
Hetty H Yoehlotla IC'""
Jt Yoelltotla
Published 0 fl11Qe COit!
011 ly Pitol Sepemoe' t 7 24
Octob9r 1 8 1986
W3eQ
Ml.IC NOTICE
W397
PIA3llC NOTICE
K 'ln41
STATEMENT OF
ABANDONMENT OF
USE OF FICTITIOUS
BUSINESS NAME
I he tollowtng per sons
~ave abanoor ed tne use of
lhe F c t1t1ous Business
lllame Sale Harbor Sell
MllC NOTICE f
TW369
POOLIC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
ft " IOilOw OQ perSOnS I I>
de r o llus ness as Bachelor
C trpPI Ml r ff'ni\n(" 154')4
'lt NO• t Woncl Way fl Into
C/\ 9:>6'30
~tiDert l rov P1c:lo.Pr1ng
2'4'~ 'lequo" Wooll way
F1 r oro CA 92630
rt 1s o ;s nes& s con
dut l~tly ar 1nO v d 1al
f1 l11ll I P Ck Pr nq
r n s1a1.,r11en1 wa\ I led
with thr County CtNk of Or
" 'J ( n 1n!y AUQIJ~I ;>:>
t<lf!6
F317847
I' ltl 'h I () t Q(' C.OdS1
D 1 I~ fl 1 t C:,1 I II mbP 10
II 24 r) tt'11 P I 1'18f
W127
Storage 16842 S Harbor 1-----------
Blvd Sa ta Ana CA 92704
The F c11 o is B 1s1ness
Name reterr<>d 10 above was
I !Pd 1n Orar gt> County on
r ,,brnary 7 t984 FILE NO
>:>'17964
(.,lyde Logar1 Ne II 4:i 745
:arn no Oel Rey Indian
>N lls CA 92260
Ann S Neill 45 745
Camino Del Rrv In<! an
Wl'll~ CA 92:?60
I rus b 1st0ess was c.a11
'.luc1ed by an 1n<1 v1dual
r1 s statement was !tied
"'''h the County Clerk of Or
an9e County on September
2 1986
Clyde l.091t1 Netti
PubllshOC Orange Coast
Daily Pilol September t7
24 0elObef I 8 1986
W357
POOLIC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS IUSINUS
NAME STATEMENT
lne follow no per•ons are
PUBLIC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS 8USINESS
NAME STATEMENT
lhe follow nq (lPrson~ a e
do r g bus nMs 1S Cal 10111 a
Veterinary Flel Pl Sf'r111ces
7 ,,,., ~ lltlP HMllor Dr ve
l11Jnt Bch CA 9?648
Barb"' 1 Annf' We nt1aub
OVM sllm• ts above
It ~ bu~ nes~ s con
c11 < ttltl lly ln nd v fluilt
lld tld a Wetntraub OVM
fh s statement wns hie<!
won IM Cou11ty Clerk ot 01
anoe County on September
11 1986
'31M21
t<nowl~n H11nnem11nn &
Yoch Attorneys 111 Law One
Newport Place Suite 260
Nf'woort BMcn CA 9<'660
Pulllisneo 0 1anoe Coast
011 ly P1tc.t1 SeptPmDer :i'4
Octol>A' 1 8 t5 1986
W383•
PUBLIC NOTICE
do og business as I SU FICTITIOUS IUS'"ESS
PERtOR WALK IN MEDICAL NAME ITATEMENT
CENTER :! SUPERIOR Troe to1row ng persons Ar.i
WALK IN MEDICAL CLINIC d o ing ll is neu 85
3 SUPERIOR MEOJCAL D0l'SS£.Y SAILS MAKERS
CLINIC 4 SUPERIOR ?9n Century Pi&Cl' C.01tn
MEDICAL CENTER !> SU Mes11 f.A lnfi?6
PERIOR FAMIL 'V MFOICAl HllflltHI J Riedl noa•
CENTER 14119 Superior 2888 Bnythore Dr Nnwpo11
o\va Sutte • t Newpofl B"llCh CA 9<'66J
B"'llCh 92663 Janet K n1e<Jltr QO• 2888
RafHI Arturo Peounu11 B11y~h0t11 Or Newpor1
M 9 5050 Linden •83 a,,nrh CA 92G6:l
1 on11 Besch C A 90805 fhr& buS1ne11 11 con
Tn1~ b11S1n111 11 con oucttld by husbmid 11nd wife
ovcted by an 1nd1v1du11 Herbl'Ort I R1edlinQ11H
Rat1e1 Penunu11 M 0 J11n.1 K R1M1tnger
thll 1111emen1 WO fltlld Th. •l1111mMt WR' flllld
Hllh tM County Clf!fk ol Or wtth lho County Clftrk ol Or
~no• Covnry on September anQll' Coonty on September
17 1~86 11 1Cl86 '12.01:IO
Pullll•hed Oranoe Co11~1
011 ty P1101 ~l)lflf'll>fll '" Ottobe( , 8 15 19Bf>
W387
''*12
P '"' ~r~ O All~ Co11~1 0 11 ly P11n1 Snp11mn.r ?4
OCIOl'll'I I II 1'> l'l86
WP!!
Petro(sky cleared
for UCI research
From a&aJf ud wire reports
Professor Jerrold Pettofsky who 1~ ptonecnng the use of
computers to help paraly1ed people waJk will continue has research at
UC' Irvine dunng an 11 month unpaid leave from his home campus an
Ohio Adminsstrawrs at Wnght State Un1vers1ty in Dayton announced
Tuesday that Petrolsky has been granted a leave of aoscnce running
from Oct S through Aug 3 I 1987
-TM leave, ncgo.twtcdb~la~n.for Petrofsky and Wnght State
was prompted by d1sasreements wnh the sc1ent1st ovrr the extent ofhts
research program which has generated nauonal pubhctt) for the Oh so
school
The sc1cn ust has developed an 1nnova1 1vc computer system that
electncally stimulates muscles and helps paralysis v1c 11ms to walk His
work has been featured on 60 Minutes and in the telev1s1on movie
First Steps
l'ctrofsky1 Wnght State president Paige Mulhollan and laW)'C'Jl for
both sides met last Thursday at a lawyers office 1n Dayton to draft the
agreement Wn~t State spokesman Larry K1nneer said Tuesday
University officials waited until the agreemen t was signed before
making the announcement Kinneer said.
Wnght State <\ 22 vear old state un1vcrs1ty with nearly 17 000
students 1s home to the National Center for Rehab1htat1on
Engmeenng when.: Pctrnfslcy 1s the director The professor of
b1omed1cal cngmccnng has been (')n the staO since the late I <>70s and
his prest'nt contract runs through 191.P
Officials at UC I announ1.:ed Aug 12th.at Petrofsk} had accepted a
\ oluntary non patd pos1uon there un administrators also said they
are negotiating w11h him about a fu ll time pos111on
More recently Pctrofsky purchased a home in Lake Forest near
UC! and moved some of hi s belongan$S into 1t
Last month Petrofsk} s 1a .... ')crssa1d Wright State wasforcangh1m
to leave becau!>c of reduced funding and '>tafT for the center Wright
State will continue rt:search at thl n:ntc:r in Pctrofskv s absence
Kmnecr said
He added This 1~ a lea11e Thcrctun.: w( ass11mc he will be coming
back to Wn1tht State after the leave
.\skcd tf Wnght State "1ewcd retl ntton of Pe1rofsk:y s research
program a!o a matter of prc:sugc Ktnncc:r satd I don t know how to
answer that statement
Pctrofsky was c;,u d to he on va<:al1on and noi available for
comment
\\-e re pleased that this mailer has bc-rn sa11s factonlv concluded
Wnght State President Mulhollan said in a prcpan:d statement
Kmneer said hoth s1d1:s agreed 10 restnct their comments to the
text ofthqo1n1 announcl:ment
rices hold steady
By the Associated Press
inking fuel c11\l!. kept prtlC' 11 tt 1n Orangt and Los <\ngcles
counll(S in August and th( go,(rnmcnt ~1d T uesday
Nationally prices rose b) 0 :! percent in .\ugust
fhc 1ero inllatwn rate 1n the area for August meanl. prices have
nscn 1u~1 2 2 percent since a }car earlier -the lo\.\c:~t sine( a 2 I percent
annual rate: poskd in \ugust 1981
(,a~olt nc rnsts <iank b)' 6 pcnlnt 1.1'>1 month causing the
govc:rnmc:nl !> index of transportatwn wsl'i to fall by I 4 pt:rccnt 1n
;\ugu'it It wa' down hy 19 pncrnt tor the: }Car
T wo othcrcatcgunn -rntc:ru1nmcnt and appard and upkcep-
droppnl <ihghth for tht month but incTCa\c:S werl: posted for food and
lie' eta gel\ hoosing mcdrca1 care and othergood~and services
The: \on sumer Pn cl I ndc:X for the: twu wunt )' area stood at 330 9
in ;\ugust meaning 11 cost $33 09 to bu}' good<. and sc rv1ecs worth S 10
1n 1967
PU8LIC NOTICE
NOTICE
INVITING 810S
ft ne efly q v..r' lhal
'ft Sn;vd n f 1 1'\tf. "' f th.-
,t il~I (.omm 1¥ ( '' IPQ"
) str ct ot Orange ( ountv
~l1forn1a will rer.t> w 5f>al
PIA3LIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS IUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
Tn .. follow no persons are
uo 1~ t>u~ ness as AG PRO
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w 1n lhe Coumy Cler~ ot Or
ang" County on September
11 t98f'> or
PURCHASE OF STAND
1v f MERGENCY POWfR
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PUBLIC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME ST A TEMENT
Tl P 1u11r w "'I oersons are
(Jc g h 'nPS'< 1 Master s
T lfl ' g 0•9 ~I , II on d85 E
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MPS<! CA 9?~'1
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l 1 Newpc •t Elct CA
9766 I
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Published Oranqe Co11st
Oa ly P tot Sepll' nber 2•
0l10flf> t 8 15 1986
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PUBLIC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS IUSIHESS
NAME STATEMENT
The 1011ow1ng persons ere
dn 11g business as NU
ST AR GLAZING CONTRAC
TOA 1420 F Edinger Su te
i<J3 Sar la Ana CA 92705
W 11111m G re 27371 Al
1ar17 M ss1on v1e10 CA
92691
Th111 ous ness s con
ducle<l lly an •nd•v•duRI
l/v lliam Gill! C MIKE WEBSTER Vice 1
Chanceno' BualneH Al
laln Coaat Community
Coll99e Ol1trlct PUBLIC NOTICE
Ins s1a1emen1 was f leo
""lh the CrJunty C•erll 01 Or ton ( o inty nr Septembe•
t7 1986 Publ shed 01 1nqe Coa~t
Q111ly fl IOI <,Al lf>tnflP /4
Ortoh•' 1 19116
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NAME STATEMENT
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th• ly Polot ~t1C'le1.,t "' tO 17 ;>4 Oc.toher 1 1986
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FICTIT10US IUSINEU
NAME STATIMENT
Thn lollowlng persons are
domg business as J 0 Mar
ket111g t8 Se11s1de Circte
Newport Beach CA 9<'663
Jell W1t11nm Mondle ? I t8
~ilntJ l\na Av,. w') Costn
M11sa CA 92627
David p,.1ev f1 n1no
1601!8 Mariner Or ttunt
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Th~ t> ·~ r111ss .~ con
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wllft thf' (..ounty Cl•rk ol Or
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NAME STATEMENT
1 h1 tollow1no persons are
oo ou bus ness as ~De
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S Sle M Irvine CA 92714
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Puol shec1 Orange Coasl
O 111~ P lot C\eptember 2<1
Octuh<>• 1 8 1'> 1986
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NAME STATEMENT
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dr nv 11 ,, n• '>~ as At PC
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C-Mt~ Ml'~.i CA '12626
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fh ~ ~tatPme• 1 w11s ltle<1
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October 1 8 15 1986
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This bUSI08H II con FICTITIOUI •UltNlll
ducted t>y en 111dlvldun1 NAMI 8TATIMINT
Jan11t M M1nn1gn fho 1011ow1ng persons are
This staleml!nl w&s I led 00 ng Quslne!ls as Pure B&I
with th" Courity Clerk ot Or ~n<e Compnny 10 11 Brioso
ni O" (.1111nty on <:eptemt!er Or 106 Co~ts Me1& CA
I 1 !'l86 926<'7
Fl1M22 Leo Oabovb 220 NIU ln
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S I.NCE. ALMqST NOTHING.I cbmpares-with.
the taste Qf foods cooked in the open air,
why no t stretch the season-this year? lr_:ivite
som e of your favorite peopk and, whether
o r not it's warm e no ugh. to dine alfresco. guests . ...... will probably make fo rctytt(> the backya rd or patio
while sampling the spcci·al hors d'oeuvres.
This menu offers,an intriguing, sophisticated
-yet surprisingly simple -group of dishes that
are appropriate year-rouf)d .. (Note th~t oven times
are given as· alternates to grill "'diTections.) The
rather unusual recipes. which use readily avail able
ingredients. combine highly versatile Ca lifo rnia
almonds, Norwegian c h eeses and chicken in novel
ways. with very delec table results.
Dill you know that nuttyJarlsbcrg ( Yarls-ocrg).
because it 's madc usi ng part-skim milk, is lower in
cal oric:~ and fa t tha n many chct:scs? It's abo loaded
with pn.·cious calcium and protein -juM like ddi-
catdy spin :d . semi-soft Nokkdost ( Knock-a-loasc)
and naturally sv.·t-ct Gjetost ( YC:-to;t'it ). Crt:amy.
golden brown Gjctost has a pkasing caramel
accent. perfect for the ~~HltT in this dazzling fruit
tk~scrt.
And what w o uld a harbccue he \Vi tho ut
chTckL·n? I ht~ '"·ontkrfulfy a aptafiTl--hird. list:d
twn: in hoth appl"lizcr and entrn :. i~ not o nly -
light in tla\'o r hut low in hoth c:alorit:!'\ and chok~
ll'ro l. Chock-full o f protein and othc.:r healthy
thing~. i t ·, the LTOnomical hi rd t'\'c.:ryonc lo\'cS.
< .aliforni a almonds add delightful crunch and
rid1. toa:'\tt·d tla\'or whL'f1t'\'t:r you u~t· thc.:m. Onl' of
tht· mo~t n :r"i:Hik of nut~. thl'y go from appl'ti zcr~
to tk~'t-rh. adding good tastt: an<l a ho~f of nutri-
ent!'\ a!'\ wt·ll. I l igh in \'itamin E. the B Vitamin~.
calcium. fiht·r and iron. thev :ltld tt'xturt·. tla\'<'>r
and !lair.
To cnhanct· your reputation a~ a ho~t e~~.
'l'f\t' thb intriguing gri ll -fl'~t soon!
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Meatloaf a mealtime marvel
with tasty stuffing;· topping
Meatloaf recipes usually call for 14 c.p tutut miDc:ed oaAoa
chopping onion and garlic which I teupoea laatut mhlcM 1arllc
can 1) hu.n your eyes. 2) cause a · '4 c.p water finaer shonqe and 3) make your z ea1•
hands smell bad. J YI c.pa soft bread crumbs
There's an easier way: De-J YI teaspoo1t1 aalt
hydrated onion and prlic that ~ ,..., ... .....-ltlaek ~
come in minced, Powdered or 1 ~ ,..... ....... lteef .
salted form . All they need.is a little Aprleot FUllq (recipe foflows)
m9istcnina · and I 0 minutes to Preheat oven to 3SO dearces. In a rcoons~tut~ whi!e you're. doin& larse bowl combine onion, garlic
SOtJ?-Cthang else~ hke prepanna the and water: set aside to soften, about
apnrot st.uffini:bcJow_ --ro sm b~ d The stuffing ts a delectable com-mmu cs. 1r m eas, re~
bination of dried apricots, bread ~mbs, salt and black pepper. Mix
~ tea1pooa 1rated oru1e peel
14 teaspooe ult
1 In ,&-.medium bowl combine ·
apricots. bread crumbs. water. gjq;J
ger, \range peel and salt: mix well ..
CHEaE-TOPPED MEATLOAF
I tlleea w~lte bread, broken. ap
~ ~·P tomato J•lce ieu• 14 CIP lastut ml.Deed ODioa
I tea1pooa1 ore1uo leaves,
et'Hllletl-----~-
1 YI teHpoDi ID•tut mlaced
1arlic ·
crumbs, around gjnaer and orange'· in beef. . .
peel. It's spooned on top of the meat Place ttux~rc on .t 4 x 12-1.nch
mixture, which you've patted into a s~eet of alum1~u1n foil; spread into
rectangle on a piece of aluminum a 12 x 10 x 'h-mch rectangle. Place _
foll. then rolled up. on a jelly-rol~]>8n.
I YI teaspoou ult
~ tea1poo• lfMIMI 'lack pepper
1~,.... ........ lteef
~ cwp (I oaeet) mo11arella
cHele,tUe41iled It goes well with fresh spinach or Spread Apricot Filling on top of Preheat oven to 350. Jn a large
bowl soak bread in tomafo juice
until. liquid is almost. absorbed.
abo-.t S minul4!s. Add eggs', o nion.
o l'tgano, '8rlic, salt and black
green beans and a cucum ber-yogurt meat m ixture to within 1h-inch
salad flecked with dill. . from edge. Roll meat up jelly roll
The Italian Cheese-'f e pped style. Cover with aluminum foil.
Meatfoaf is also made with instant Bake until done, about I hour.
minced onion and garlic plus or-Yield: 6 to 8 portions.
egaoo as the seasonings. The loaf is
baked on a foil-lined pan for easy
clea nup; shredded mozzarella
cheese is sprinkled on top to melt
for the last five minutes.
APRICOT STUFFED
MEATLOAF
~f-r: m~1x well. Mix in ground
Apricot Fllllag .--sttape ifl mixture into a loaf. 8
1 package (8 oaacea) dried..! x 5 x Ph-ches. Place on a foil-
aprlcot1, c~opped lined shallow pan. Bake until done.
1 ~ caps soft bread crumbs 45 to 50 minutes. Sprinkle cheese
1 cap water on meat during last 5 minutes of.
11/• teHpoons 1roand ginger baking. Yield: 6 to 8 Portions.
'X" OU '11 relish new zesty sandwiches
/_
Let's hear it for under-appreciated sauerkraut! This piquant. pickled
treat is o ften overlooked as a creative way to add zest to everyday
sandwiches and salads.
Sauerkraut Relish, for example, can instantly transform a plain ham
and Swiss on rye into a "Reubenesque" new sandwich that makes a vef)
favorable impression.
Unlike the traditional Reuben sandw1ch. th1s version features ham
insteadof com~dbedand is served cokL.But the-real diffctc.ncrsacc.fo .. lhe
toppings.
First. the usual plain sauerkraut is replaced by a peppy relish o f kraut.
green pepper, carrot, pimiento and mustard seed all marinated in clear
French dressing right from the bottle. (You can als.o use ltalian.oroil and
vinegar dressing.)
Then the finishingstrokeof genius 1~a generous dollop o f your
favorite creamy Tho usand Island dress.i ng. The result is truly a work of art
Sauerkraut Relish can be used a~ an instant salad. 100. After it's
thoroughly ch illed. spoon it into yellow. red orgrecn pepper cups. This
colorful salad lends a special flairto the meal. whether it'~an
accompaniment for roasts or poultry or just a simple adc d 1'ih wtth sausagt:
orfrankfurten.
Both of these serving ideas are quack to fix -thank'> to u~angalread~
prepared commercial dressings-and cas} to cnJO). lkc;i of all. the) add
new interest and a change of taste to ordinar) menu fare.
So next tim~ you want a simple trick for sparking up) our sandwich
and salad repertoire. ti) Sauerkraut Relish. Your creatn e talents certainly
won't be overlooked.
SAUERKRAUT RELISH
1 27-ounce can sauerkraut
1 medium green pepper, finely chopped
1 medium carrot, coarsely shredded \
2-oun t jar cbo~jj>imlento,, drained
2 tablespoons minced parsley
•,, cop sugar
1 teaspoon mustard seed
'12 to ~ cup clear French, vinegar and oil, or Italian dressing
Drain sauerkraut. rinse a nd drain again, pressing to remove water
Combine sauerkraut. green peppe r. carrot. pimit•nto. parsley, sugar and
mustard seed. Pour dressi ng over salad. tO'i~ to mix thorough I). Chill
before serving. Makes 5 cup'>.
Scrv i ng Suggestions:
"Reubenesque" Sandwich -SprcaJ r)l' bread" Ith <;oftl·ncd butter.
top w1Lh sliced Swiss cheese and ham. Mound Saucrkrau1 Relish on ham.
Pass Tho usand Island ~a lad dn:\stn,R.
Pepper Salad -\poon ~auerkraut Rl'11c;h 1nto) l'llO\i.. rl·d or green
pepper cups.
Berries in a Cloud heavenly
Like a cloud w11h a raspbcrr)
lining, this dessert pi les a puff of
whipped cream between layers of
raspberries and tops it all with air)
meringue. I\ brief trip under thl'
broiler hrown' the meringue
' without healing thl' bt•m(''\-and-
crcam tilling.
Raspberries arl' frag11t:. '>O u'ic
them within three da)s of purchase.
Rinse them with cold water JU St
before sen ing hut do not allo""
them to stand in water
RASPBERRY TART
3~ cup sugar
1 tablespoon quick-cooking
tapioca
11'2 cups fresh or frozen un-.1 ,; sweetened raspberries, crusbeo
One 9-lnch baked pastry shell
1 cap whlpplag cream
2 tablespoons sugar
2 cups fresh raspberries, halved
3 egg whites
•; cup sifted powdered sugar
In a saucepan combine tt1C_./4 c up
sugar and tapioca: star in crushed
hemes. Let stand 15 minutes. Cook
and star until maxtur<: boil<;. Re-
mo' e from heat: let stand 2.0
minutes. Cover and chill.
Turn chilled bcrr) mixture into
cool pastf) shell. Beat cream with
the 2. tablespoons sugar until soft
peaks form. Spread over berry
mixture. l\rrange fresh bcmc<; over
cream layer.
For meringue, beat egg whites
until frothy: gradually add pow-
dered sugar. beating until stiff
peaks form. Spread a top pie. seal-
ing to edge of pastry. Broil 3 to 4
inches from the heat fOr I to 2
minutes. Serve at once so filling as
cold. meringue is warm. Makes 8
servings.
Nutrition 1nformat1on per ser-
ving: 368 cal.. 3 g pro .. 48 g carho ..
llJ g fat. 41 mg chol .. 194 mg
sod1um. l 1.S. ROI\: IO pcrccnt "'I.
..\. 16 percent v1t. C.
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California wines win rematch
'Upstarts' beat
French fo r first
and second place
NEW YORK (AP)-A few small
California wineries shocked the
in ternational wine establishment a
decade a.ao by taking to'p honors in a
French-American wine competi-
tion in Paris.
The upstarts did it again last
week. .
more like those from California, The first round re-created th"'t With tbe excepd.on of Chat.tau
uid Draper and othen. 1976 competition, when Staa's May~ all wines with Chateau
Tbc CIJifornians, meanwhiJc, Leap Wine C-ellan won. This time, in thear names are French and all
took areater notice of the classic however, the winner was another others are Californian.
French wines and reduced the California wine - a Clos du Val In the second round, the experta
alcohol content of their wines to 1972 Cabernet Sauvianori. tasted tbe same vineyards' wines
give them more "elepnce, charm.'' Next was Ridge Vineyards from the 1980s. There were two
said Bernard Port~t. the French "Mon te Belle" 1971 Cabernet wines fro m each vineyard, ranaina
Winemaster at the Napa Valley's Sauvianon, followed by Chateau in vintqe from 1981 to 1984.
Oot d u Val Wine Co. Montrose 1970, Chateau Leoville-Ridae Vineyards took fint and
.· Po,rtet and Draper i.sted on the las-Csaes 1971, Chateau Mouton-third place: Clos du Val took second
s1delmes as .a pan~l of experts, Rothschild 1970, Stag's Leap 19:73 a nd tied for 10th; Cbateau Mouton·
mostly Am~nca~ wine ntercbants . Cabernet Sauvianon, Heitz Cellars Rothschild fourth and ~venth;
and columlUsts,Judged. ''Martha's Vineyard" 1970 Staa's Leap took fifth and tied for
Aftcrnearlytwohoursofsniffing. Cabernet Sauvignon Chateau 10th; Chateau Montrose took sixth
Connois~ur Steven -.SI?uni~
Wlio sponsoi'edthe 1976 competi-
tion at L'Academie du Vin in Paris
orpnized the rematch at the French
Culinary Institute here to see bow
tho5c early 1970s wines had fared.
sis:?P~n&. sl~shillJ? s~allowio~Y ~~ Mayacam as 1971 'Cabernet and ninth; and ~hateau ~oville-~ltnt-wmes-~ -5auvisnon--and-Ehatcau Haut--las-C--taes-teok-~th ~nd-tied-for number, the experts voted. Brion 1970. 10th. GeOr&e~re.-eomm'il erOfa"PUU-ho teI-;wtee
Once again, the Californians
defied the conventional wisdom
·that French wines age more
gracefully than those from the
United States. ~ California wines tvook first and
second pface in the rematch, while .
France's h i-ghly touted Haut-Brion
finished last among the nine wines
sampled.
In a tasting of a dozen more
recent vintages, California wines
took tne top fou r places.
"It'~ very frustrating to say that
Amen ca won again," said George
Lepre, chief sommelier at the Ritz ~otel in Paris and the only French
JUdge tn the 10th anniversary
com petition.
Lepre and other wine experts at
the tasting said they bad seen
improvements in both regions'
wines in the last decade. French and
American wines. the experts
agreed, have become more alike.
The 1976 competition made
French winemakers realize that
California wines were "softer, rich-
er. more accessible, made with
more determination." said Paul
Draper, winemaster at Ridge
Vineyards of Cupertino, Calif.
The French reduced the amount
Ofbttter tan-nl nsto-make their wi nes r
Balzer to hold
wine seminar
An eight-week seminar on Cali-
forn ia varietal wmes will be held on
Wednesdays at 7 p.m. in a Newport ,
Beach yacht club.
-Conducting Lhe sessions. begin-_
ntng Oct. I, will be Robert Balzer.
wine connoisseur and critic.
Tbe cost is $225 per person. For I
information and registration call
the sponsor, Newport Heights
Travel Service. at 64.2-45 50. ••• A variety of classes will be offered
at area coo king schools. The sched-
ule includes:
-Ma Cuisine. Atrium Court,
Fashion Island: G reat Stuffed
Pasta, I 0:30 a.m. Mo nday and 6:30
p.m. Thursday, $40. Tarla Fallgat-
ter is instructo r. and European
Chocolate Candymaktng, I 0:30
a.m. Oct. 2 and Nov. 24. Carole
Bloom, $45. Phone: 759-6818.
-The Tasting S poon, 16382
Ardsley Circle, Huntington Beach:
Quick and easy menus fo r singles.
1
6:30 p.m. Oct. 2. $25. Pho ne
840-2351.
-Piret's, South Coast Plaza:
Ad vanced T hai Cooking, Nanci
McDermo tt. I 0:30 a_m. Saturday.
$25 or senes o f two for $45.
Moroccan Menu. Chnsuane k
Gucn-Wagner. 6:30 p.rn. Oct. I.
$25: and Chicken Supreme. Ro}
P1ngo, 6:30 p.m. Thursday. $25_
Phone 5 56-646 I.
-Coast Hardware. 240 Broad-
way. Laguna Beach: Classic Fre nch
Sauces. Roy Pingo. 6;30p.m. Oct. 3.
$1 8. Pho ne 497-440J
-My Fa vori te Things, 14 370
Culver Drive, Irvine: Chocolate
fantasy, Peggy Mellady, 6:30 p.m
Tuesday, $25. Phone 552-0221.
Fill tomatoes
with spinach -_.,
3 beaten eggs
lf.t cup fine dry bread crumbs
•;, cup grated Par mesan cheese
1 clove garllc, minced
~ teaspoon dried thyme ,
crushed
''• teaspoon salt
1;, teaspoon Worcestershire
saace
Several dashes bottled bot pep·
per saace
One lO-oance packa1e froien
chopped 1plDacb, cooked and
well drained
\'JI cup chopped celery
3 tablespoons sliced green onion
3 medium tomatoe1
Floe dry bread crumbs
Combine eggs, crum bs. cheese.
garlic. thyme. salt. Worcestershire
and pepper sauce. Add spinach.
celery and onions: mix wC'll. C ut
tomatoes an half crosswise. Scoop
out centers, leaving 1/.-inch shells.
Spoon m1xture mto shells. Spnnkle
wi th crumbs. Place in JO hy 6 by 2-
inch b~king d ish. Bake. co vered . 1n
a J 7 5-d egree oven for 20 to ~ 5
minutes. Makes 6 servings.
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American Heart
Association
Campbell's Cream of
Mushroom Soup
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First of the Season
Jonatha11
Apples ~
North welt
per lb.
USDA Insp.-Golden Premium
London
Broil
USDA Insp.-Golden Premium
Boneless Beef
Rump Roast
Imperial
Margarine
Fresh ·Purple
Plums
... fTop
louDd per Lb.
Scne .80
per lb. 1.69 g;;: 1.59
Oscar Mayer
Bacon·
~ 23" Scne .80 • ~T
Mea1 /Seafood
Dairy /Dell
Ralphs Honey
Ruff Bread
Wbeatbeny ~ 89 Ma&loat40 •
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70 elroU -
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Pl.alD Wrap Wbeat or 39 Wbite Bread i:: •
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Cbel tc>t:Ar·O.. WUll Ill.at lcNc» 1 61 Spaghetti Dinner "i.: •
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BUdg8tGc)-t Entrees 1.39
Ncmcy'1 Ftoeeo.tplDOc!l 01
Quiche Lorraine ~ 1. 79
WblPTopptng a:: 1.09
AalOlted ,.... .. aaw.cl·l .... oal c:tD. 59 Pink Panther Drtnts • Prlcea effective September -25 thru October 1, 1986
J0hmt0n~Yogurt = 3 /&l
AmeiiCan Cheese ~l 99
1/2 gallon
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Juice
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It .p~ys shoppers to ·c~lculate supermarket total
yo u send for the ref~n~ . Dear J~ -You advise shop-
pers to make sure their purchases
-are runa up correctly at the c~eclc
out counter, and my expcnence
proves that this is necessary.
As I place items in my shopping
can, I add them on my calculator.
This way, ( know Within a few
pennies what my totaJ should be.
O.n almost every trip· to the
supermarket, some kind of an error
is made, usually in the store's fa vor
Most times it is only a JO... or 50-<:ent
ClTOT. but in mretrip OU1uf10 It IS a
lot more
There arc several reasons why
register mistakes occur. The first is
that the prioe on the register scanner
is different from the price on the
shelf.
Most often the price on the shelf
is a sale prioe and the price in the
scanner is the regular price. Some-
times store employees forget to
change prices on the machine.
Another cau5e for mistakes is
ringing up coupons as additional
items, rather than talUng them off
'Th-e-tota~
My advise to shoppers as to be
.
firm 1f you feel a mistake has been
made. Don't let the checker in-
timidate you. If the checker won't
help, ask for the store manager. -
Mary.Deuey, Deartq, llu.
Dear Mary -Than1' you for the
excellent advice. I also tell shoppers
to. ·group all of their sale items so
they are rung up last a,nd ·special
attention can be paid to their prices.'
THE SMART SHOPPING
AW ARD goes to Bettie Roy of
Baton Rouge. La.~ :!__purchased
fourboxes oftreffy-liill-atche n
garbage bags. regularly $2.09, on
LB.
sale at two boxes for $3.
I had two SCk:cnt Hefty coupons
that reduced the price at the
checkout counter to just $2. With
the two proofs of purchase. I was
able to send for a Hefty $2 refund."
Bettie aJso had a question:
"Many refunds now require a
'dated register receipt,' alona with
the usual proofs of purchase. If
there is no date for the start of the·
refund offer. how old a tape may I
lJSC?" ----1 f the refund offer does not ha ve a
commencement date, you can. in
JUNE
FULLER
theory at least, use a register ta~
with any date. even one that as
several years old. But in practice, 1f
youbllC-a choice. I would-oo~
tape that was dated more than 12
months prior to the date on which
' I MANUFACrURERS' ·I
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SUPlllMARKITS'
COUPONS
DETAILS IN S'IORES
Here is this week s last of refund
offers. Start lookYtg fo r the required
refund forms) which you can obtain
at the supermarket, i.n newspaper
and magazine adven1scmeots and
from trading with friends.
Meanwhile, start collecting -the
needed proofs of purchase as der
tailed below. Remember, some
offers are not available in all areas
of the country.
CHEF BOY AR DEE Offer. Re-
cc1 Vf! a frcct>izzcrC'utreT. ~d the
required refund form and one
Universay Product Code proof of
purchase from any Chef Boyardee
Pizza Mix or Pizza Sauce. along
with 50 cents for postage and
handling. This offer has no cxpira-~ •
ti on date. HELLM ANN's. MUELLER'S
Free Hcll mann's Offer. Receive a
coupon good for one free 32-ounce
·Jar of Hellmann's Real Mayon-
naise Send th e required refund
form and three net-weight state-
ments from Hcllmann's Real May.
onnaase (32-ounce or larger) and
three net-weight statements from
any Mueller's Pasta ( 16-o un ce or
I
larger). Ex pares Nov. 30. 1986.
LA CHOY SI Refund Offer.
Rece1v<.' four 25-cent coupons. Send
1 the required refund form and the
Universal Product Code symbol on
the labels of any 1wo La C:.hoy
products. along with cash-resister
receapl(s) with the purchase pnce(s)
ci rcled. Tha\ offer has no expiration
date MARI E'~. PEPPERIDGE
FARM Free Lenucc Offer. Receive
a coupon good for a free head of
lettuce (maxi mum value SI) Send
the required refund fo rm and two
I Universal Product Code symbols
from Peppendge Farm Croutons
and the ca~h-reg.i ster receipts show-
ing the purchase of two Jars of USDA
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Popping UR a snack
For low-caloric snacks, rc-
mcmhcr plam popcorn contains
JllSt 23 calories per CUfl Even with
Mexican-style season ings and a
little cheese and huttcr. a cup of
Nacho Popcorn ha~ only 79 I calorics
NACHO POPCO RN
I te11poon paprika
i... teH pooD cru1becl red pepper
V. teHpooD ground c•min
11. cup butter or margarine,
melted
10 cups warm popped popcorn
.,., cup arited Parmuu cb~eu
In a i.mall howl stir papnka. red
pepper and cumin into melted
hutter ucntl y toss huller ·mixture
1 with popcorn. coaling evenly.
I pnnkJe with Parmesan cheese and
toss until coated. Make' IO cu~
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Easy bake apple desserts tasty way to celebrate fall
With the chan1ana season co mes remainina batter. Bake at 350 Combine fl our, oats and suaar, ' '
faU's abundance of apples. Crisp dearees, 4S minutes. Cool: cut into cut in marprine until mixture
and crunchy, red, areen or yellow, squares. resemb~s coarse crumbs. Stir in
this seasonal bounty is a boon for nuts. Reserve I cup crumb mix-
dcssert makers. BRANDIED AP;LE BARS ture; p~ remainina~mixture onto
Busy cooks have long known that 11,\ capt noar bottom of greased 13 x 9-incb
great-tasting homemade apple des-I cap ohlfa1llloaed or q1Jck oats, baking pan. Bake at 350 degrees, IS sens can be a breeze to prepare. ucooked minutes.
With the help of marshmallow Ya cap packed browa H1ar Combine cream cheese,
creme, all kinds of autumn apple ~ cap marsartae marshmallow creme and brandy, t~ts can be ready in no tim e. Ya c1p cMpped uts mixing at medium speed on electric
'The fam iliar homey aroma of I 8-ouce paeka1e cream mixer until well blended. Stir in
apples and cinnamo n will fi'll the air' cllee1e, softened apples. Spoon over crust; sprinkle
temptingly as Apple Upside-Down I 7-ouce jar marsllmallow with reserved crumb mixture. Bake
Cake bakes. creme at150Jiegrees.25 minutes.-Cut-mt
-Super-moist and rich. it boasts a i tablespoon1 brudy bars. SCrve warm or chilled. 1112
cinnamon flavored "pplc-nut fill-3 cap1 apple slices dozen.
ing/topping lightly sweetened with ,------:_----------------------------=----------.------------_:_-
marshmallow creme. Serve this .. R ~0 Sa~e Plus versatile cake as a harvest dinner iw.CJl'e easons &• l W 1 f ·
finale or a special wee kend break-
fast trcar.
A "spirited" dessert wtth sophir
ticated flavor, Brandied Apple Bars
showGa~ the season ·s apple crop.
The crispy, golden oatmeal crust
holdta rich and creamy cheesecake
filli ng made with cream cheese.
marshmallow creme, apples and a
splash of brandy. Serve the bars
warm from the oven or chilled, for
make-ahead convenience.
If you have an origi nal dessert or
sweet treat recipe that relies on the
special qualities of marshmallow
creme, or if you'd like to try your
hand at creating one, you could be a
winner in the 1986 KRAFT
MarshmaJlow Creme "Easy Secret
Ingredient" Recipe Contest.
To enter, submit your original
recipe usi ng at least one 7-ounce Jar
of Kraft Marshmallow creme in one
of three recipe catcgones: A) Frozen
Desserts. B) Desserts: Baked or
Refrigerated or C) Sweet Etceteras.
which can incl ude beverages. can-
dies, soups, saucts, snacks. etc.
(fudge recipes are not eligible).
With cash incentives of a S5.000
grand prize, three 1J...QOO_f~+---9~!a-1N1941__.
prizes. 11 SI 00 second pnzes and
100 runners-up pn1cs. the time to
start crea ting in the kitchen is now.
Be sure to follow conte$t rules
exactly lO iASYre-f.h&l--yoo~eflt~-rnot disqual ified due to an omission
or failure to co mplete a contest
requirement. Recipe contest rules
may also be obtained by sending
your name and address to: RU LES,
KRAFf Marshmallow Creme
"Easy Secret Ingredient." Recipe
Contest. P.O. Box 11 192 Chicago.
Ill. 606 I I.
APPLE UPSIDE-DOWN CAKE
"'a cup margarine
1 cup sugar
ieus
1 teaspoon vanilla
% cups flour
1 teaspoon baking powder
1 teaspoon baking soda
1 cup sour cream
1 7-oun ce jar marshmallow
creme
1 tablespoon lemon juice
l tr. teaspoons cinnamon
2 cups peeled apple slices
I cup chopped nuts
Beat margarine and c;ugar until I
light and nufT) . .\dd l'g&!>. one at a
time. mixing well aftt•r each ad-
d1t1on. Blend in 'an1lla -\dd com-
bined flour. baking powder and
baking soda altcrnatl'I) wnh ·.,our 1 cream. mixing Wl'll after each
add1t1 on.
(omhrnc mar,hmallm~ ncml'.
Juice and cinnamon. ml\ing ~11h
clectnc m1·H·r un11I \Aol'll hlendl'd
La)cr h:ill of appll'\, nut.,.
marshmallov. creme m1xturl' and
batter in well-greased I 0-inch tube
pan: repeat. Rake at 150 degree'>. I
hour. Jmmed1atel) loo~cn cake
from nm of pan. in vert onto
serving plate 10 to 12 'icn·1ng,.
Variation: Sub-;t1tull' gn·ased 11
, 9-inch hak1ng pan for 1uhc pan I
Spread half of hatter on hot tom uf
pan. Top with apple\. nuto;.
marshmallow creme m1x1urc and
Coleslaw updated
with cauliflower
There' no ruk that \3}\ sla"
must be made w1th cabbagl'
Cauliflower tastes cqualli good
with a cole law-type dreo;sing.
CAULIFLOWER SLAW
4 c1p1 caallflower flowere&s ( 1
small bead)
Ya cap cbopped 1reen pepper 'I• cap cbopped onion
"' cap dalry sour cream
3 tablupooas mayonnaise or 1
salad dre11lng
1 teaspoon dry mustard
l'teaspooa sugar
l tablespoon aalpped fresh dlll
or 1 teaspoon dried dlllweed
Few drops bottled bot pepper
saace
! medlam tomatoes. seeded and
cbopped
In a large bowl comhtne
cauhflower. green pepper and
onion Stir together -;our cream.
mayonnaise. mustard. sugar, dill
and hot pepper sauce Sea on to
tastt with ..alt and pepper
Gtnth o;11r dre;,o;1ng tntn \Cl(·
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Tomatoes team up in a treasury of tasty recipes ·
Versatile. colorful f rult an ideal oice
for fresh as well as a cooked ingredient
Tomatoes -round, red andnpe
wtth recipe po tential! Fresh
tomatoes are a salad and sandwich
staple. but offer great versatility in
cooking. too.
From breakfast to dinner.
tomatoes offer a treasury. of !Asty
recipes with bright, ~ppealing color.
For morning fare. tr)' Brunch
Baskets -poached eggs nestled in
patty shells, and toppe-d with gar-
den-fresh tomato sauce. Fresh
tomatoes team colorfull} with
green pepper and onion to produce
an appetmng and attract I\ e sauce
IO blanket poacht'd eggs.
Chop fresh tomatol's w1tb. other
fresh vegetables. and season to
make a zesty sa lsa. en e as dip with
tortilla chips for spic) snacking or
use as a topping for tacos. tostadas
or eggs.
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Fish fakes
'· A whole tomato is just ripe for
stuffing and Cal\ be prepared as a
colorful side distr." Try Hot Stuffed
To matoes r.r great taste and eyc-
appeal. Whole tomatoe11 are careful-
ly scooped out, then filled with a
savory mixture of mashed potatoes.
chopped : scallions and . grated
.Parmcsa n and Swiss cheese~ •
Treat tomatoes with tender care.
Buy smooth. firm and plump
tomatoes of good color. Because
they are fragile . tomatoes must be
shi pped when mature. but \hewing
some green.
-Let tomatoes npen full) -it's
absolute!.} oecessa!) for ma:omum
tomato enjoyment. After purchase.
place tomatoes 1n a cool place a"' a)
from 91rect sunlight
When fully red . tomat~'i are npe
and r~ad) LO l'al Do not refngcrate
•
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tomatoes, as cbillina affccu quality
of taste and texture. And never
freeze raw tomatoes. onfy oooked
ones.
Fresh tomatoes are a areat source
of vitamin C. A medium-size
tomato, about S ounc.es, provides ¥.
of the recommended daily allow-
ance of vitamin C. Tomatoes .iso
contribute vitamin A, and are low
in calorics -just 35 calories per
medium tomato. ·
Let your taste travel to new eating
experience~ h)' -COOk.ina-..with fresh
tomatoes. A vailablc year ro und,
tomatoes hold the ticket to good
taste.
FRESH TOMATO SALSA
3 large tomatoes, cored and
coarsely cbopped
~ cup cbopped onion :
1 garlic clove, mlaced
1 tablespoon minced jalapeno
pepper
. 1 tablespoon minced cilantro
I tablespoon wbite viD~gar ·
AP~o
Workers at a plant in Redmond. Wash ..
spread out imitation scallops a fter they are
cut to size. The imitation scallops are made
from aurlml. a flab protein from low-value
bottomflsh that baa been deacrlbed aa the
soybean of the sea.
""teaapooaaalt
'4 teaapooa 1roud black pepper
i n a blender or food processor,
combine all the ingredients. Blend
about 10 seconds or until the
tomatoes arc finely chopped. Taste,
addina more minced chili pepper if
spicier fla~or is desired. Transfer
salsa \o a _servirii bowl. Cover and
chill at least I hour. Serve salsa with
tacos, tostadas or as a dip for
tortilla 'Chips. Makes 2.cups.
HOT STUFFED TOMATOES
'mediuin-1lae, ripe tomatoes
% lar;e potatoes
•;, cup mllk, beated
3 tablespooa1 butter or mar1ar-
lne, softened
1 e11 white
"" cup grated proce11ed Swl11
clleese
1 cap 1rated Parmesan cbee1e
% tablespoons flnely cllopped
1callloa1 •
t/,·je~1P90n salt
'Al teaapooa •Mte pepper
Cut a thin slic.e off tops of
tomatoes. Scoop o ut insides and
tum upside down to drain. Scrub
potatoes well; cook in I inch boiling
water 35 to 40 minutes or until
tender. Drain; peel.
In a large bowl of an electric
mixer beat potatoes. m ilk, butter
and egg white together until
smooth. Beat in remaining ingre-
dients. .
With 1l 1)8stry bag or spoon, till
tomatoes with 'potato mixture.
Place in shallo w baking Clish. Bake
in a 350-degree oven 20 to 25
minutes or until potatoes are
golden. Makes 6 servings.
BRUNCH BASKETS
3 tablespoons butter
1 cup cllopped green pepper
1. cup cbopped onJon
1 garJlc clove, minced .
t poand~ ripe tomatoes, peele"
· add dloJ»ped (a~ut ' cups) ·
1 teaspoon paprika
14 tea1poo11roand black pepper
% 'i'. caps beef stock
1 tablespoon Worcester1bJre
1apce
% tablespoon• corn1tarcb
-u baked patty 1bell1 u poacbed eus
In a large skillet. melt the butter:
add the green pepper, oniori and
garlic; saute about 4 ~ioutes. Add
the tomatoes, paprika and pepper;
coOk over medium nelft i6oul S
minutes. Stir in the stock. and
Worcesters hire sauce and simmer
uncovered about 1 S minutes.
Place cornstarch i~ a cup and stir
in about 11. cup of the tomato sauce;
pbur cornstarch mixture into the
skillet and cook a few m inutes until
ttfickened. stirring constantly.
Place 2 patty shelJs on each plate;
fill with sauce and top with a
poached egg. Drizzle more sauce
over .eggs. Serve immediately.
M~kes 6 servings.
Select healthful snacks
Chewy Granola
Bars a delicious
_l
take-along food
The dali} regimen of three square
meals a day is all but gone. The new
concept of eating called grazing
means eating a little of this. and a
little of that. And for many. grazi ng
has replaced traditional morning.
noon and evening meals.
There are reasons behind this
new trend; marketing studies report
that there are more women than
in the wo1 kforte-. more sin
households and more dual-income
households.
These little meals arc often the
onl y way to fit nutritious eating into
busy lifestyles.
With common sense. grazing can
be a very healthful way to cat.
Nutriuonists say that eating smaller
meals more frequentl y can actually
be better than eating three large
meal s .
A common m1sperccpt1on in
grazing 1s that these smaller meals
are usually "junk" food. Small
plastic sandv.ach bags filled with
health} pick-me-ups arl' v.a)S to
make sure nccessal) '11amms and
minerals arc consumed.
Dried fruw; and nuts arc excel-
lent snack items. Scasonc·d nuts
such as curried walnut'> or roasted
peanuts. and dried fruits such as
raisins. apple slices and apncots
taste good and contain lots of
important nutrients.
'• cop creamy peanut butter
1 .a cup brown sugar
\\ 11h peanul hu ller and chopped
dates into sports hags.
11, cup honey
2 eggs. beaten
..., teaspoon groud cinnamon
l 3 • cups uncooked old-fashioned
rolled oats
~ cup raisins
'.AJ cup chopped nuts
-~YOUR For more ..,ubs1ant1vc gra1ing.
cube d1fTcrcnt kinds of cheeses and
meats. such as sa lami. turkey and
chicken. Tote along a bag of whole
wheal crackl'rs to make mmi-
sandw1ches.
Trail mutes in resealable bags arc
portable. and arc great for those
moments when hunger stnl..c<. a1
\\Ork. and there isn't lime for a ti.ill
meal.
Melt butler in 2-quan saucepan
O\Cr medium heat. Stir in peanut
butter. brown sugar. honey, eggs.
and cinnamon. Add oats, raisins.
and nuts: stir to mix well. Press
mixture firml y into ·greased 8x8x2-
inch square metal baking pan.
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For sports enth 1s1ast<; w1 th uncl'r-
tain game or workout schedules,
., 5lip a plasti c resealable bag of cored
apple~ stufTed with peanut butter
· and raisin' or cekr~ <,ticks filled
Chew)' Granola Ba r' arc also a
good take-along snack. Thl') ·rcca'>)
to make and taste great Thal' 1<,
\Cl) httle added sugar. The oato,,
peanut butter. raisins and nut ad<l
up to a nutritious treat for the entire
famil).
CHEWY GRANOLA BARS
1:i cup butter or margarine
Bake at 350 degrees 20 to 30
minutes. or until edges ar~ golden
brown. Cook complete!) in pan on
rack. Cut into bars. Store 1n plastic
sandwich hags. I 5 bars.
New milk product marketed
SAN DI H10(AP>-..\new milk
product would give diet-consc io us
Same great
Stove Top•
taste. now
available
in this
resealable
canister.
women the nutnt1onal benefits of the standard da1f) producl. the
whole milk "11hout the calories of California \1 ill.. .\th 1sof) Board
sa~s.
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Just measure
out the amount
you need ...
now the number
of servings is
up t o you.
V11al IS. "'hKh 1s made 11s
national debut on local store
shelves last wed. \\IS dc\cloped b)
board researchers uvcr the past two
}'Cars'. It 1s made b) adding v1Lamin-
en riched. concentrated non-fal
milk to a base of"hok milk but its
calonl' content 1s th e same as lowfat
milk.
The new product. howe,er. con-
tains more calcium. protein. and
other nutrients not uc;uall) found in
'iuch concentra11on<. of milk. l "We ha ve foui:id that in our
society. woml'n do not consume
enough milk." said A.dri Boudcwin.
the milk board·s director of com-
munications ... The) 're figurc-cOn·
sc1ous. the) 're d1ct-consc1o us. yet
the) need more calcium ··
Milk board official<; said their
product 1s targeted at women
because of public concern over ·
osteoporosis. a weakening of the
bones that strikes elderly women.
The disease is believed related to
calcium deficiencies.
Deralee Scanlon. a nutrutipnalist
employed by the milk ooa'rd to
inform women of the threat of
osteoporosis. said Vital 15 tastes
like homogenized m il k and
provides a natu ral source of
calcium lactate, which is easily
absorbed by the body."
Despite the hy{)C. Pat Quilli n.
pubhsher ofNutnhon Times maga-
Lane. believes Vital 15 doesn't
contain enough calcium to make a
major d1fTerencc an wbethcr a
person contracts osteoporosis.
"Probably the people who are
dnnking adequate amounts of milk
won't benefit substanually from the -
minimal amounts of add1t1onal
calcium," he said.
The pnce of Vital I 5 Wlll be 20
percent to 25 percent higher than
low-fat milk. but Scanlon said it will
be cheaper than dietary supple-
ments with comparnblt vitamin
content\.
l he new product will he available
under .1 "~ru:t' of hrnnd name111
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SEAFOOD
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Fresh Sand 29
Dabs lh. 9
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Shrimp
Sweet as Honeydew
Mayan
Melons lh .• 39
New Season -Northwt:st's Finest
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Fn·sh. rnuntry stvh:. lh.
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TODAY'S NLJ'AABERS
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1986 2S CENTS
Police expecting to roundup additional
susp~cfsln Labor Day melee on beach
The sus s were phot phed
by still anrvi1deo cameras n the
according to Sgt. Jim Dahl.~
riot broke out at the rear o nd-
By ROBERT BARKER
Of ... .,.., .......... ~ . .
Huntington Beach police o fficers fann~d out through Orange C ounty
and anlo Red ondo Beach Monday
and Tuesd\iy to round up suspects
who alfegedly were the ... •maig in-
citers" in· the Labor Day beach riots.
Armed with arres1 warrants from
Philippine President
Aquino says gives her
goodbye speech In San
Francisco./ A8
Food
Although autumn is here.
you can stretch the sum-
mer season with a patio
party that's guaranteed
to win rave reviews./01
Sports
West Orange County Municipal
Court, oftictn arrested four mco
Monday night and T uesday morning
and souJ}lt to arrest fi ve more suspe~ts tn Orange and Los Angeles
counties.
In addilio.n. a father of one suspect
promised to surrender his son at the
Huntington Beach police station,
stands at the Ocean Pacific' ma
C hampio nships Aug. 3 t.
Two Fullen on roommates who
were arrested Monday night on
suspicion of felony vandalism and
misdemeanor riot charges were ident-
ified as John Costa, 2S, and Nicholas
Beck. 25. . -·
Witham Murrel, 19, of Founiain
(Pleue .ee llORE/ A2l
Cloudy weather brln&• a apectacular aunaet, u well aa ll&bt
rain, to the Orance Cout. Paul Duemore and Crta Garcia of
Huntinaton Beach admire the tut •uuaet of aummer on
Video tape of riot gives o~erview
By ROBE RT BARltER ...................
A video cassette film of hundreds of youths running
amok o n the beach d uring the n ot in Huntington Beach on
, Labor Day weekend.was shown publicly for the first ume
Tuesday. .. ·• ·
The 20-minute film. ·talten by pnvate and TV camera~en and edited by the poluce depanment. showed
rampaging young people rocking police ca~ on their tops
and setttag them ablue.
At one point, plumes of black smoke billowed from
four vehicles that were· blazing al the same time. The
crowd yelled : "More, More, More."
Youngsters were pho.tographed holding license plates
they ripped oom pqtice cars h1&h ovec their heads. The
picture~ s~owcd ot:ft~rs -about 260 were pressed anto
service 1n all ""7' stnkJhg some people with their clubs ..
(Pleue eee VID&O/A2)
NB bans
beer,
tobacco
events
City sanctionecfraces
should be clean.a nd
whelesome-___ mayor
By STEVE MARBLE
°'-~ ........... Bike and foot races sponsored or
financed by beer and tobacco com -
panies w11l not be permitted on pubhc
stl"C'Cts in ~wport Beach, marking
the firs1 time in Orange County that a
cit) has enacted such a ban.
~ ......... ..,La,.,..
The dec1S1o n Mo nday to ban beer
and tobacco sponsored races was
mouvated by concern that athletic
events sancuoncd by the city should
be .. clean and wholesome:· said
Ma)'Or Phil Maurer
Paclflc Cout H.libway at Golden Weat Street. Scattered
•bowen over the Southland followed the occurrance of the
autumnal equlnoa TaeedaJ momtn1.
But one race o'l"lmzer from Irvine
s~ud the c it> ·s action relative to beer
dlstnbutors $CC mi. ab~urd and reac-
11.,,e . The Angels' drive to the
AL West title is stalled by
Cleveland. 5-2./C1
World Light rain dampens Orange Coast .. The~ ·re auacking a symptom . not
the d1!1ea5e." s~ud Jack Caress. an
Irvine busine~sman who organizes
tnathlons and other athletic compel•·
llOn\. ' Soviet foreign minister
sees "evil designs'' In
Star Wars program, but
holds out hope for sum-
mit./ A&
Nation
Rampaging fugitive re--
mains at large./ A4
INDEX
By PAUL ARCHIPLEY
Of-OallJ ..........
I 1ght rain spon cd v.indsh1l"lds and
J.1111pened slreeh Tucsda) evenrn~
o ver the O range Coast as srnucred
1hundershowers dro ppt.·d hail and
rain in Soulhcrn Cahforn1a. _
--Sh~n wer · light..aAd lmef:le€aUr
as turbulent clouds brl·c1cd ~tcadily
eastward. Lt. Jack Retnholt1 of the
llunt•ngton Beach Police Depart-
menl .. 11d the rain bareh wet the
roads there ·
In 1.aguna Beach. police d1spa1cher
l 'nu Rodngue1 ~•d ... l t'':i cold and
dntLhng.··
Bui elc;ewhere in 1he Los <\ngcles
basin. scau ered and sometimes heavy.
ram drenched commuters before
qti1t'kl-y m ov1ng on. Ha1P the me of
peas pcltcJ pans of Glendale.
The reason for 1hc une,pccted and
unusual v.cathcr was a lov.-pressurt
sys1em combined v.11h hcav>
mo1s1ure in the air. said National
Wea1hcr Service forecas1cr Frankie
Shaw.
.. We havcn·t had an~ reponc; of
hea v) storms." Shaw sa1J . The
s1orms were expectcd 10 move ca,1
overnight. sne said.
Bui a Pacific s1o rm will move OH'r
Southe rn California 1h1'> afternoon
and evening. bnng1ng increasing
clouds a nd ht'1' ""Ind)
Forecasters ·q>t'ct moc;t "'the rain
from that stor al io fall in "Jonhern
( aliforn1a. Snu" " fon.·ca)I in 1hc
higher ele,at1un<i " lhl' 1erra Ne-
vada mountain!>
Cooler temperatures will prevail
oday-wtth tughs-a t t ht-'-beacht's 111 the
up{>Cr oOs and inland highs 1n the mid
70s. Lows ton1gh1 v.111drop10 the mid
50s 10 lov. 60<;
\aress s.a1d beer companies are 1he
thief sponsor; of fool and bicycle
races and v.1thout 1heir suppon such
rnmpc11t1ons m1gh1 fall b) 1he way-
side
.. DnnJ..1ng heer ,.., legal and lots of
athle1es dnnk becr:· he ~1d. ··1 dnnk
be-er too But that doesn'1 mean I s11
...here. ullhe..01fu:.c_a1 8 10 the mom in&
and dnnk beer •
.. To remo ve 1hem (d1stnbutors)
(Pleue eee BEER/A2)
Advice & Games
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Property-tax funded freeway agency re buffed
Death notices
Entertainment
Food
M ind & Body
Opinion
Paparazzi
Police log
Public notices
Sports
Television
Weather
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Supervis~rs call proposal prema ture.
refuse to put measure on county ballot
C4, 7-8
C 1-4
83
A2
By LISA MAHONEY
Orange Counl)' supen 1sors rdu'il'd
10 call a special election 1n I Q87 for a
new transportation tax Tucs<l a). sa~ ·
1 ng II 1<; premature.
The board returned the wunt\
Transpor1at1on Comm1'"on"s
Newport Center fight
to be waged in courts
By STEV E MARBLE
Of IM Delly ,llo4 II•"
..\ bit1erd1!.p11tc O\l'r a ~JOO million
dC'velnpmcnt proJt•ct 1n Newport
Beach " c 'ix"·1ed to o;p1ll into 1he
c..ourts Wcdnc~d.ay when city offi 1als
chnlknge an election argumcnl wnt·
1en b) foes of The Irvine Co. proJecl.
C ity Council members met behind
closed door Mo nda) to delibcn:itc
what ponions of the rrhuuat argu-
ment could he challcngcd 1n coun
1 he argumrnl. In he ma1lt"d 10
e' Cf) registered v01cr 1n Newporl
Beach. was written hy ml·mhcr' of a
group called Gridlock, which I\
opposed to the expansion o f Newport
Center. The council a pproved 1he
pr<:>.ject an July.
The fate of The Irvine Co. prOJ«"l
will be decided by vo1crs No". lS an a
special election. '
Allan Beek. a leader of Gridlock.
admitted Mo nday that a one--
sentence statement tn the rebu11al
(Pleue 11ee ltXPANSION/A5)
propo'lal lor mon· 'it ud \ T hl·
pro po,al v.ould ha,ea<>knl the \Oler'>
10 treate and fund a ncv. frt'l'v.a\
au1hon1' ·
..\lc;o . o n the mol1on of upen l'iOr
Bruce Nc'\lande. 1hc romm1\s1on will
be asked to poll residents on hov. the\
would solve 1hc county's transpor-
tation problems. then return to the
Robert Lloyd Sellen
Laguna designers helping
outfit women for Arts Center
""" Clot h es makers for California lifestyle
advise dress that's not overpowering
When the Orang~ County Per-
forming An' C\·ntcr upt'ns Monday.
1hc-cream of h1$h !.<K1ety Wlll be
au1rcd in <;o mc ofthr d ass1c<1l format
~ear around in order to make their
mark on 1hc hl<itonr ('\ cnt
There will be wo men who
clothing will make a 11tatemcnt and
women who will bc lo~t 1n the
statement of their clothing.
But elega.nce to Laguna B<'ach
des11ner D.N. Evans 1s a dress which
15 not ovcrpowtrina and allows the
woman to penonaliLe her clothing
wlth her o wn IOCl'S~ne'i
Evans has des11ned nemng wear
fonevcrnl woml'n who will attend lhC'
opening gala.
·· •\nd I won·l \end arwone 1hcrr-
w1tho ut somc1hmg for ttic1r hrad ...
~1d vans. who claims to be the only
couturier an Orange County.
And a cordanJ to E\an&,Just about
an} headp1C'<'e is acceptable for the
prestigious event. including turbans.
silk bows and o'rn11r bert"t\,
.. n over~11c beret would be per·
foct A.fie r all wc are cckbrn11n~ the
AM~." ~1d her hu,hand and partner
board w11h a numtx·r ol tin.innng
altcrnative'i. ~Oml' of v. hit h ma~
involve a la \ .h1l-.c ti! tx·ndit
assess men is.
Superv isor Harneu \\ 1t•dt•r r ha1r-
person of the Tran\pon.111o n (om-
m1ss1on. asked supcn 1\c1r., 111 nut lhl·
freeway au1hont~ idea tx·fore \Oler<.
next )Car e\en though tht· rnmplc\
pro posal had onh been 1n1rodut ed to
1he commission In Juh
But s~c agreed ";,h < himman
Ralph Clark -who" aho a member
of the Transpona11on c 11mm1s\1on
-that more dcta1kd information on
the propo<,al 1s m·cdnl hclorc o;uper-
' •~ors endorse 11.
.\s prop<N'd. 1he aulhonl\ would
raise as much a~ S2S million a \Car for
frecv.a~ ma1n1enancc and 1mpnl\C·
menl'> 1n Orange < ount' Rut 11
v.ould do so h} d1't·n1ng J~>ut 2 5
percent of pro pen~ tJ \t·\ that no" go
10 1he counl\ 11c, ~t-. l lllt''> ~houl
d1stncts and numl'r11uc; 'fll'n.ll d 1,.
1ncts for other purp11,t''
First propo,ed h\ I rJn,porta11on
( omm1'is1nncr Janll'' Ko<1'nl·ll. lhc
idea ot cstahl1\h1ng a tax-increment
financed frel'\\3\ authonly would
requtrt' the tooperat1on ol the c1t1es.
c;c hool d1stnct\ and special d1<1tnc1!>
1ha1 v.o uld ll)c,e ta\ mon·e ..
It mu\t al'io he apprci\ed h' the
n1unt~ ·, I t'l{·al .\gene\ Forma11on
( omm1<.s1nn .i nd J maiont~ ol
\Olers
<\!though all li'e 'upen l\Or'I. in·
t lud1ng Wieder agrl·ed Tuesda} that
the comm1ss1on ''nm' 1ng too f:ic,t un
another tax mea~ure. there v.c1!> dt\·
(Pleue .ee FREEWAY I A2)
Slain Irvine woman was
outgoing, fiance testi_fies
By ROBE RT HYNOMAN
laying \1ct1m ...,a,annah Leigh
Anderson of I rvmt• wa'> an "ou1go mg1
friendly and vc~ ha pp)'·· person who
.. wanted &o tx-(1 kc-d b~ all pe-ople."
said the m an who planned to marry
her.
Fnend\ at v.ork n1ll-.naml·d her
"Sunn)·· tx-.a11<.t' 111 her 11p11m1-.11c
pcr<;onaht' .. Shl' v.a' alwa" thl· first
UURA
MERK
Fo cus ON THl NE\'t S
Mike Evans.
Shawl!\ arc al\o 1mponant ac-
ct°'ISOnes for the opening 1 he\ ma)
he wrap~d around th<' shouklc·t\ or
thrown o er one for am·~ and l'\llltt
took
Tht Evan\ lam1h ha., ht'l·n 10 lh<'
hu aness of dt'4'1&n1ng rlolht'\ for the
"\ahfornia li fl'\l\lr" tor nearh 10
(Pleaee tee LAGUNA/ A2)
IC\ SS\ hello .. ,,m1 Bil l "'""" "'h ..
became rnga~wd '" \nJc·""" 1u,1
four da) c; before 'hl' "a' .. alk<I
i\nderson·., j)(IJ, \\llS lnund 10 hl'I
Irvine apartment ·1hc following da)
May 14. 197Q, when M1l1'cameo,er
to v astt When <ihe d1dn ·t ansv.cr the
door. he called the pohu:
..\n au1o ps) re,eakd that \ndero;on
had bt'en hrutalh l'\t':ttl'n then
strangled to dea1h with J "-Ide leather
ht:ll Jkr killer returned ~houl t\~u
h11ur. later. tn\C~llgator'\ 'ill1d and
1·ng.l[l.l'd 1n 'it"\ with hC't u 1q)\l•
.\\'.'rosed an 1hc killing 1s ~tlbcn
Llo)d 5ellero;, 29. who worked pan-
t1me as a ~runty guard al lhc
\\ oodbndge apanment com pie'
v. here <\ ndcrson h' ed.
Otput\ ()1,tnct .\t1omc\ R ic~
"intt " In inti lo pro' r 1ha1· ~lie!"\
(Pleaee .ee SLAIM/ A 5)
Charity fund-raising
law largely ignored
By LISA MAHONEY
Ofh~Nee .....
Oran$C (oun~ Supt.·n 1\or H3r·
nett W1<'der got •an unplca~nt sur·
prise in her quc.,1 10 -.ee that chant'
solicitor<; arc propcrl> mon11nrcd h\
the count\
White worktn~ n n a plan to regulate
'\Ohnttng in un1nulrporatrtl rnunt\
area\ \\! 1rd<'r and her 'ta ff dl<i
r<ncrrd that • '1nualh uncnforcc-d
<,oliC'1ta11on ordinance ha" hcen o n the
hook' 1111 'ti \.Car'
f houtth 1t \C't' n11 rx·nal\•t'' tor non
,o mplaanr c the o rd1nanlr '' n1m
prehen<;n(' n:qumng l hant1l'\ Ill
ohtam count\ authon1at1o n to -...ilil 1t
mone) w1th1n its JUn'ld1ct1on and to
inform lhc pubhr how monn nmcd
would ht-'ipt"nl. including what
port10n wollld go for adman1,.tn11mn
'cnus d1r«t aid to thost the 1:hant' ~as aratrd to benefit.
\.\ 1t•t.kr .tide Rod • peer said the
ordinanct' 1., ht'1na enfot'C'~ o.n a part
time ha\1~ b) M1lht Hale. a secretary
'A 11 h t ht• \c'I< ml ~'"' 1cr~ <\genn
(Plea• eee CBAJUTT /AS)
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Al 0renge CoeM DAILY PILOT/ WedMldey, &.ptember ~4. ·1Ne
LAGUNA DESIGNERS OUTFIT WOMEN •••
ham A l
~· The couple traveled to Lquna
leech a decide llO on what was
1Uppoeed to be a brief business trip
&OG'l Chialeo. Mike Evans IA.id. "We
came west t09tlher. We drove down Couc HJabway and stopped at a little
boiel. We W<>U up the next mominJ
and decided never to leave, .. he said.
That they did. While Evans. a
retired toy Inventor. wa1 at a businns
meedna. hj1 wife found an apart-
ment. When they travel to Chieqo
this fall it will be their first reium
visit.
What they noticed about California wa1 the need...f&r-a-oomfoaabk and
casual yet elcpnt line of clolhina.
"The only fashion availah'e was
kicky beach wear. So we started
rnakina tbe harem pant and tube
top," said Evans.
All of the clothes currently in the
studio are aolid-oolored and blgie
Uabt-wcipt kniu and silks ranaina in price from S385 to S4SO. They rarely
include prints in the line and deal
mainly with d*rt colors. "If you
drive from here to Palm Sennp
you'U see all the colors we do,' said
Evans.
Some beaded and suede styles are
incor:p_orated in her personal designs. The 1dCJ is to dress the clothing up
with jewelry and accasori~ instead,
of alJowina the clothina to 'be over-
bearina,
As a jewelry designer first. D.M.
Evans' shop and studio arc fi lled with
penona11¥ dcsilf\Cd bags. bats.. belts
and other accessories.
"We undcntate rather then over-
state. We are not glitzy," said Evans.
One of the gowns dcslJlled for a
1uest of the pla includes a red suede
fish-tailed skin with a sheer beaded . ..
blou1e. A Iona beaded scarf can be
tied in a bow around the head. used as
a turban or shawl.
"Just about everything 1s ver-
satile," said Evans.
Althou&h styles arc somewhat dic-
tated, she said, it is impossible to
predict what women will wear to the
center's opcnina. But one thing is
certain: hob-nobbers will be vying for
the spotli&ht It one of the biiJCSt
events ever held an Oranae Cou°"ty.
"You wilt see everything fro!ll
floor-length ball aowns to theater
cocktail dresses.'' she said.
And you can bet everyone will be
4"kcd out when tbe-black-tic-~nt
gets under way. About 3,000 have
been invited to the opening of the
$70. 7 milli on Performing Arts
Celltcr. and all will want to be a
special pan of the special evening that
took ~ 4 years to come to fruition.
VIDEO OF RIOT GIVES OVERVIEW •.•
homAl •
The fihn showed ambulances coming under attack as
they drove down crowded Main Street to taxe the
wounded to hospitals. •
they want the tournament back
They're tentatively pro~sang to change dates so that
the final championships m1aht be held on the Saturday
before Labor Day instead of tne Sunday-before th~ hottday
when trouble occurred an 1983 and apin Sept. I this year. One scene revealed a father sh1eld1ng hi s son Wlth his
bodtp.!Jlc side ofa Volksw~gen van. _
·Ci ty Co uncilwoman Ruth Batley, who attended the
Ocean Pacific Surfing Championships the day of the not,
said Tuesday she didn't realize the scope of the ri ot until
seeing a video cassette last night.
Panel membef'S also are cons1denn~ proposals to
divorce the surfing event from other act1v1ties such as
bikini contests and skateboarding events that backers say
lend a carnival atmosphere th at ma y tend to attract the
"I saw onl y pans of it while at wA.oi ng on. The
movie showed the whole thing. I was disgusted. The
runnan& and yclhng and screamina were eerie.'' she said:
unruly. 1
Jerry Crosby, executive vice president of marketing
for Ocean Pacific Sunwcar that sponsored the tournament
and Jan Cairns, who recently announced his resignation as
director of the Association of Surfing Professionals, have
been asked to come up with three possible dates for the
surlina championship next year.
The movie was shown to Ba iley and ei.&ht other
members of a special commission formed to looi into the
not and how to pre ve nt 1t from recurring should a surfing
tournament be held 1n Hunungton Beach next year.
Committee members ga ve strong indications that
The choices will go to the fu(I nine-member
commission for a decision next Tuesday.
MORE ARRESTED IN HB RIOT •••
From Al
Valley was arrested Tuesday on
susp1c1on of misdemeanor van-
dalism. not and theft. according to
Dahl.
Thomas Rhodes. 19. of Tustin also
was arrested Tuesday on suspicion of
possession of stolen propcny
Police also were looking for three
1uven1les, although no warrants were
sworn out for them. said police
Correction
In the Sept 21 Style ~cuon of the
Daily Pilot. Betty Gompf, the Rev
('anon Ernest S11lcrs and Dardae
Dunlap were photographed at the St.
Margaret's School Founders·., Day
celebration. The were were incorrect-
ly 1dC'Tltified as being at another
school The Daily Pilot regrets the
error
spokeswoman JoAnnc Bonkowski.
Dahl said eight or I 0 addi t1onal riot
suspects have been identified in
photographs and hinted ..1haL there
Wlll be more arrests.
Those who were the first to be
arrested alleaedly broke windows of
police and lifeguards vehicles that the
mob later set on fire and destroyed.
Dahl said.
Dahl sai d the arrest efforts focused
on susf>ects who allegedly tossed a
li feguard A TC (all terrain cycle) into a
fire they had set. Rioters later set fire
to and destroyed three pohce patrol
cars then attacked and looted pans of
the lifeguard headquaners. Damages
dunng the not were estimated at
SI 50.000.
Dahl said that w1tnehes have been
most cooperati ve in bnnging in-
cnm1nating pictures to police.
"OneCHP offi cer drove all the way
from Vallejo to bring us 180 slides of
the not." Dahl said. "We've got other
pictures of him taking the pi ctures.
It's beautiful. It makes it eas1er for the
DA (district attorney)."
By 9 p.m. on Labor Day. police had
armtcd.2S sus~s.Juu no: all.J.bc
charaes were directly related to the
riot. Eleven complaints have been
filed and the cases arc still pending.
according to Sgt. Larry Miller.
He also said there have been seven
complaints accusing police of using
excessive forcc in quelling the riot.
and in one case the officer has been
exonerated by an investigation that
Miller conducted.
In a second case. a person making
the complaint has started a walk
across Amuica and t~ complaint
has been dropped for lack of
evidence, Miller ~1d.
f ive allegat1ons of excessive force
are pending.
Th e nots will be the 1op1c of a
special state hearing called for Thur~
day at I 0 a.tn . at Huntington Beach
City Hall by state Sen. Marian
Bergeson of Ncwpon Beach.
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BEER, TOBACCO EVENTS BANNED •••
From Al
"froirnlie-sJR)n 15 a huge mis~." he
said. The city was urgectto prohibi t beer
and tobacco companies from spon-
sorina races by Lars de Joun,e, a
Corona del Mar resident who said he
was appalled when he participated in
a I 0-K run last sprin& sponsored by
the Miller Brewing Co.
He said beer was being served at 8
a.m. at the finish line to all racers,
including minors. The race benefitted
the H•rbor Arca Boys Oub. he said.
"If yo u keep an event hkc this free
from alcohol your youth wall not be
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mornina with drinking beer on an
empty stomach," he complained.
Ron Whitley, the director of the
city's parks, beaches and recreation
department, said the ban will affect
only one race in the city that he is
aware of and will not impact athletic
events held on private propeny.
· "f think it's a very good policy and
goes along with the mood of the day,"
said Whitley.
Carcu said he hopes other cities
don't follow Newpon"s lead.
"To fault the beer company 1s JUSt
incorrect. Thc-btame-fllttron ~
organizer." said Caress. "If there are
kids drinkina beer it's up to the
organizer or the police to· make sure
that doesn't happen."
Caress said that race organizers
traditionally avoid Newport Beach as
a venue for running competitions.
· "There's so much red tape to go
through in Newpon Beach already.
It's a un ique place and they do thin~
kind of d1fTcrently." he said. "But I II
give them credit, they apparently pay
attention to the concerns of resi-
dents."
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