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TUESDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1986 2! CENTS
OU1 Wl~EI ON A41
TODAY'S NUMBEIS ON A2
Curbs.e>:n pri v~te planes ~rit.cized
., LllA M.UloNEv ..............
Concern oveT air aafety baa beeo blown out of proportion lince tbe
coUilioa between .a small plane a.nd
ID airUner OVet' CcrritOt in Auaust.
11)'1 the president of tbe Orallll!
COunty Pilota AMOciatlon. . ,
Reactina to new restnct1on1
oupclaims
rrttos co tston
oroooeed for private e&ana by tbe Federal A viauon Administration on
Monday, £.R. .. Sandy.. Ablott ~
fended the safety record of private
and commerclaJ aircraft alike sayins.
''We have had very few air-to-air
Crubes. Tbls thina lw t>ecome a
political thins tnd the airline pilota
areJettina(in}on it because they want
tbeair ...
The ~s ~latiou. which still mutt to a formal naJo. maid~ procedure, Would apply to \be
nation 1 23 buliett airporU.
Amoa& them is Lot Aftlllee, where
poteotiaf air lplCe tdetY ~ were examined In a lpeda1 30-dty
PM study foUowi .. tbe AQI. 31
craab of an Aeromeuco OC-9 and a
private plane u tho jet delcended
toward l..os Aqeles lnt.emational
Alrpon. ~ccordifta to (he A.Mociat.ed Preu.
ConfrJllr,..,IJ 11111 ..
doo.;.1dA12-1 t11JAM
tbe FAA'• MW requinmeDU would
impe>ee a minimum 6().day liceDM
tuapeuioe OG Uy pilot~
OD restricted air II*' -terminal consn>I .,.. -without
authorization. They would requin tlW all p6uet
oPerallnl in a teimina1 control area
be eqwpped wi1b a device wt
provides air tratrk controUcrs with the olane' s altitude.
The ~ona alto simplify and atandatdiZ.c terminal oonttol area ~. a respoeae to avta&ion critics wbo aay aomc boundariee ate
IO compln th.at piJou miabt wander
into them unklibWiQlly.
Ablott aaid be does not object to a
60-da)' lioente auspeoaion for terious
violatJona or to a redrlwiQI of terminal control area boundaries.
tt,Ouch be does DOl pmolWJy find
them bard to undentaod.
Arcade
combat
not just
forklds ··
HB will release
study critical
of city attorney
New York Meta catcher
Gary Carter la lifted by
relief pitcher Jeue Or-
OICO following the Mets
victory over Boston to win
the World Serles./81
California
Former Air Force man Is
arreated on charges he
attempted top-
eecreta to the Soviets out
ofaplte./M
Na don
Sherman Adams,
EJeenhower'• chief ad-
vtaor, la dead./ A5
World
Exploalonaat U.S. armed
forcea f aclllUea In Puerto
Rico Injure one.I A5
INDEX
lo the modem version of cowboy.-
and-Indians, the cowboys have
traded their six-shooten for infra-red
phasers to battJe Indians wearin&
hiab-t.ech space helmeu instead of
headdresses and war paint.
The wild frontier bas moved from
the suburban landscape of sidewalks
and backyards to a futuristic battle-
field where laser beams, bi&h-tech
pdaetry and electronic souna effects
ROBERT
HYNDMAN
NEWSMAKERS
collide with comput.cT-tallied conse-
quences.
Tbe basics of the pme, howeveT,
have remained uncbanacd. lfa rude-
and-seek, run-and-gun, kill-or-bc-
kiUed all rolled into one.
Bana·bana. you're dead.
"We've taken a classic childhood
pme and put it into a new context,"
says Georac Carter, ,president of
Photon Entertainment. which cel-
ebrated the openina of its newest
center in Fountain Valley Monday.
(Pleue Me AJlCAD&/ A2)
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Jaime Pa4llla, &D e:lloyee of Plaoton Entertalnment
la Foa.nta!D Valley, •aim wttb a luer la the arena.
Election opponent
succeeds in getting
report made public
By ROBERT BARUR °' ... Dlillr .........
'Phe Huntinaton Beach City Coun·
cil bowed to the exhortations of city
~attorney candidate Ted Johnson and
voted 4-3 Monday n1&ht to make
public a 1985 man.,ement study
rcponedly critical of the City At-
torney's office.
Johnson, 41 , is locked tn an
election battle with two-tenn incum-
bent Gail Hutton.
Johnson, an Orange County deputy
district attorney, has accused Hutton
of "stonewallina it.. by faihng to
release the study conducted by the
Deloittc, Haskins & Sells company.
He's claimed that votcn need to
know what kind of a job Hutton -
who·s been campaig01na as "a srcat
city attorney" -has been doina.
Hutton, who wasn't available for
comment today, said previously that
auditors pve her department a
"stcrliof" evaluation. She said she
would like to make the audit public
but that it miabt have a harmful effect
on other city departments that have
audits that are kept under wraps.
Hutton previously bas sugcsted
that the City Council pay for an
independent legal arualysis to de-
tennine if the 65-pageaudit isa public
document.
City CouncLI memben Don
MacAlhstcr, Jack Kelly and John
Thomas voted Monday to pay for the
independent atudy.
But that motion, which oblervers
said would put off the rcleuc of the
study until after next T, electJon. was shot down by
Bob Mandie and council m
Ruth FinJey, Peter Green and R
Bailey. The same four then voted
make the audit pubhc.
"It was ~d for by public money,"
BaiJey said. "why sb:ouldn't it be
made public? ..
Deputy C11y Attorney Bob
San&ster, who satd the audit would be.
made available to ncwspapen th.la
afternoon, said a quotation taken
from the audit reads: "The city
attorney's office is aenerally per-
ceived by clients as producina quality
leaal work for ill chenu."
l>rcliminaryjndependent aJcaninp
of the audit. howevct'Lquoted sutr
memben interviewed uy auditon u citina a "serious communications
problem'' between the department
and other city departmenll.
Others said that Hutton'• depert-
ment allegedly failed to respond in a
timely manner to other city depart-
ments. Analyst.a alao reportedly said
that most people interviewed in the
study rated the job performance of
the City Attorney's office u poor.
Challenger Johnson wd that mak-
ma the audit public will brina "frclh
air'' to the camPlllJl. "It takes away
her ability to bid behmd (the audit}."
(Pleue ... A TTOU&Y I AA)
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Rape question key issue in Sellers trial
Comlca
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Jurors asked to decide if moiesttngo f
victim· s body merits death sentence
By TONY SAAVEDRA °' ... Dllllr ........
Jurors were told by a prosecuting
attorney Monday to use "common
sense" in determining whether the
scitual molesta11on of a corpse quali·
fies as rape -a legal diJcmma that
could mean the gas chamber for
accused murderer Robert Lloyd
Sellers.
Sellers, 29. is charaed with stranal-
ina 22-ycar-old Savannah Lei&h
Anderson and returning later to
enaa&C in sexual intercourse with the
battered body. If convicted of first
degree murder as well as a speciaJ
circumstance of rape, Sellers wouJd
be eligible for the death penalty.
During closing arguments in Su-
perior Court. Deputy Distnct At-
torney Rick K.ing said Sellers had rape
on his mind when he went to
Anderson's Irvine apartment in May
1979. King argued it made no
difference that Sellers may not have
committed the sex act until hours
after the v1cttm was dead.
"The law 1s common sense tn thn
case," King said. "He was gomg to
have intercourse with that woman
whether she was alive or dead."
Defense attorney Jennifer Keller
maintained that Sellers was mentally
unstable at the time of the killing and
did not think about molesting
Anderson until he returned later to
clean up the blood-splattered apart-
ment.
Keller added that even af Sellers
was attemplmg to rape Anderson, the
act wasn't consummated until after
Irvine Co. pledges to start road work
Promise contingent on voters' approval
of expansion pl~n for Newport Center
BJ STEVE MARBLE
Of ..............
The lrvine Co. has pledaed to bcaJ n
immediate construction of a f 27
million bypau around Corona del
·Mar If voten in Newport Beach
affirm the developer's plan for ex-
pandina Newport Center.
Pelican Hill Road could be open to
traffic within two ycan., aid Irvine
Co. V1oe Chainnan Tom Nielsen
durina a press conference Monday.
Tbe road. which would swina
around Corona del Mar and
presumably off er motonsts a shortcut
around that community, has become
the most controvcnial point in the
Newpon Center expansion prO)cct.
The plan forexpandina the circular
shoppina and business center with
office towen, residential tracts and
restaurants will be put to a citywide
vote Nov. 25.
Nielsen said if voten do not
support the expansion plan, which
appears on the special election ballot
u Measure A, the bypau may not be
built for eiaht to I 0 years.
"It will ultimately be built, that's
true. But we don't know when or
under what circumstances,'' said
Nielsen. explainina the consequences
of an election day defeat.
Opponents of the eitpansion con-
tend that Pelican Hill Road will be
built with or without the expansion
project and that in the Iona run, it will
not improve traffic conditions in
Ne~nBeach.
"I m sure there will be a brief
honeymoon like any new roed or
freeway when its nice, clean, white
and unconpsted," aaid Allan Beek..
an opponent of the expansion who
was instrumental in placina it on the
blllot.
"But in the Iona run, traffic Wlll be
wone," he said.
Nielsen said be is 1urpriled that
Slaying victim's Mesa family
belatedly notified of tragedy
IJ ... AIHda ... Presa
MORGANTOWN, W. Va. -The
fa.mi.ly of a Colla Meaa man who dilaoDeated three ycan 1fO from. a Haft kriabna commune on.ly lamed
lut week from a newspaper ttory that
authorities bave chatted two men
with hit murder. "H~·• my aon and lhey sa)' hc'a deed and I don't know Why," Sandra
Duperroy said Monday.
Wat V11Jinia aulbonttct have
beta invcstiptina the disappearance
o( Oupcrroy'1 .on, CU..lca Saint~
Oieit. from the t's ManhaU
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County commune since 1983a,!CCORI·
Ina . to county proeecutor 1 nomu
White.
"No one bat notified ua. Nobody
bu called to tell us anytbtna. .. Saant·
Deni•' als~L Chrialya Seint-Deoia,
11.id."I thouant thq waotauppoeed to
notify the nut ofk.in when eomebody
dies. My mother 11 devuiated. How
would you f«lt'
White said officials had tried to
locateSalnt-Den11' relatJvet. but were
un1uoc:aaful. The famµy learned of1 Saint-Denis' fate when l\js 111er's u -
hu1t.nd spotted an artjcle Ian week
In a Seattle newspaper that diteulled
murder cbaraet qainst two fonneT
Krishna followers for Saint-Deals'
kiUI~
Chritfyn Sain1-0eni1 cal&ed \be AllOdalled Presa in Wat Vi,Pnla.
and White contacted her Monday.
AJtbouah no~ bu been band.
White ayt autboriuee ba~ obtained
oonvincina testimony mat S.inl·
Detua wu kilted by Tbomu
Drachcr, 37, ofR.aven.na, Otrio. and
Daniel Reid. ll. of LOI An11ln
The two men were tnd.ic1ed in July,
and Oretchet'1 trial ls ICheduJed for Dec. 2. with Reid'• to fOllow.
{Pl9ue ... f' A111L TI A.a)
anyone can claim the new road will
worsen traffic and suuested that
"Mr. Beck JUSt doesn't undentand
traffic analysis ...
The stepped-up plans for construc-
uon of Pelican Hill Road were
announced by Mayor Phil Maurer,
who wrote to Nielsen and asked him
to clanf) the development firm's
pos1t1on on the road.
"There has been so much mitin-
formauon on t.his. I've heard IC? many
different vcn1ons that I dcetded it
was umc to get out the truth,'' sajd
Maurer
In the expansion plan approved by
the C11y C'ouncil lut JulJ1 _The Irvine
Co. was required tooompctetberoad
beforr any new office towers are
(Pleue ... mVDIS/ A2J Tom Pfleleen
18,000 expected to hear
Reagan in Mesa address
An estimated 11,000 auPPortcn wtll throna to C..o~ta Mesa"•
Pacific Amphjthatc on Monday to hear J>rowdent Reqan 1n h1<1 last
Oranac County c:amoailn appeannce of the 'jear
The ,l)tUident Will f,e jolned at the poliucal rally by Gov. Gcorac
Ocuk.mC,J110, Sen. Pete Wille>'!&_ Co~ man Ed Ztchau and other
candida1e1, said Don Willet or 1 cam 86.
Ticteu io lbc ralty will be available throuah Ora.nae County
Republican ~'*'eR and candidates' campt.111' hcadqua11ers.
Wallet llJd. There ts GO clwtt, but te.allftl 11 hm1ted.
Ga.a will open at noon, witb the prosnln'l llated to bc&Jn about I
p.m. and \be president expected to aueak at l p.m.
WU:Jet aaid tbe rally will include speeches, bandt and a I Urprut
"apcctaC\llat endina. It lbouJd be ft.in."
Reepn•1 ~it e•~ to boost GOP candidates' hopci
for a sttona sbowla& in Oruee County.
Zlchau, apecWty,.,.. a healthy tumout here to ofTtct n. Alan
Cran1toll'1 stteQlt.b in other p&ns of the state.
I
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the woman llad died -raisins
qucsuo ns as to whether the attack fiu
the le&al definition of rape.
Keller also disputed King's state-
ments that an attempted rape was
aood enough to conVlct Sellers of the
special circumstances that could send
the defendant to death row.
Jurors were expected to bcpn
dehberat1on today
Sellers. a former Manne moon-
hllhtina as a sccumy guard where
(Pleue .e RAPS/A•)
Cancer
facility
approved
for Hoag
By STEVE MARBLE °' ... Dllllr ,... ...,,
Plans for a <;tatc-of-the-art cancer
center at Hoag Memonal Hospital in
Newport Beach were upheld Monday
despite ob1cct1ons from ncatby l"Hl-
dcnts, 1ncludtn1 some who com-
plained the medical bu1ld111J woukS
1mpm their cben hed views of
Newport Bay.
The center, which 1 u pecud io
become the leaduia canoer treatment
faCllity 1n <>nnae County, won \be
unanimous approval of the Newport
Beach City Council .
Hospital officials and plannen aa d
they toiled to meet the concerns of
resident in the nearby Valla Balboe
condominium complex by redesitn-
1na the thrtt-Jtory structure and
cl11med 1t should not block VleWI.
But not everyone ~ on that
point.
"My percnta tavtd their wboae life
to set a place W1lh a vteW and away
from the ~ton." wd Wayne
Lamb. who wd tu 1 pe.rents• view of
the turnina bls1n 1n Newport Bly will
be lost..
..Tbey bave no ahemauvc h'a ioo
\ate for them to uvc up apt.ft and buy
somewhere cl1e ••
Other cntics of the canctr center
chaflCd \hat the new medteal facility
w1'1 increase tramc and i 0ttly \be
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ARCADBCOMBAT DEALS 11' 11'.ANTASY •••
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.. Wbaiever made cowboYHDd·ln-
dilM ft&n it the 1UDe today. We're P~idWU a cbuce to 90 beck and ~that appeal," C.-Mid.
At the new Pbotoa Center at 9380
Wll'Dl:f Ave., in~ benle ii
~ ICtOlt nearly 10,000 ,UIU'e
feet of •l*lWlt planround. teep
ratnPI coDDeCt two levels of playina
area. Lons. dark ballwa)'I invi\e dalbes into enemy let'riiory. Curvina
wallt and Portholes provide berrien
from which to tbield tbe player while
he or 1be sboou at unsuspectina
oppooeots.
The arena is dimly liahtcd while
luer beams and electronic music
pierce the foa that shrouds the entire
ptayina area.
h's a life.siud video pme with
players pan of the actJon.
down tho ballways of the tl*)Clbip
WU the inletntiOD. •• be Mid.
It toot a few yeen of oluDia& and
orpn.izina befOft tbe ·nr. Pliocoa
center opened in OUiu in April 1914.
Since tben. 13 6ucb.i111 ba" opened
1CtOM the country and in Toroato,
Canada. with dozeu more piano~ to
open i.a comilll months.
But Carter Wallis the 16 cent.en
planned in California to be QOmPeftf·
owned. The Fountain V=nter ts the flnt; ~th ltVCD more for
the Loi Anae~ ounty area.
Reteateb bas fOuod that the
Photon pme can be quite lucrative
for the openton, pven the proper
martetina behind iL
Participants p&)' ab..illltial fee of
$7.SO for a "passport," then SJ.SO for
each pme they play. On the averqe,
player,! e~ in 2.6 matches per
villt. They miabt allO purchase food
and drinks from the 11\ICk bu or loto-
emblazoned T-shirts, duffel bqs.
sweatshirts, jackets or a double
phaser set to play the pme at home.
AlllaouP -~-Utnell pla~ ol all .... c..n. met about 80
ptnmt an ..tt. ud their •venee .. it 19. C.ancrleid~t otlbeplayen come Met IO ~l' ..ua. ADd tMy often brill& fti9nda. Oroupa cu
IClCOUDI f&r much of' the center'• revenue ud in 10me of' tbe mOft
tttablilbed PbotoD Cellten, lelpe pla~::!=:o!milarities, Caner
11)'1 oton bu little in common
with the .waa: pmes played in the
wilderness with would-be
mercenaritt firina ~eta at eac.b
other to recreate aueri1la warfare.
''This i1 not m1liwistic," he 11ys.
"We're dealina more with the faotuy
a1pccu. That't why you adoptan aliu
w~ou play. Space has that fanWy-
ap ."
e playen are not space-aae
Rambos.
"lo Dallas," Carter points out, "our
bigest customers are church
aroups." ·
Participants. divided into a areen
and a ~ team, strap oo a belted
blttery pack, a helmet with head-
phones that transmits various~
troo.ic sounds to tell you the aoouracy
of the' sbots fired from your pbuer
pistol and a chest module that
computes bow many times you strike
an opponent and bow many times
you are bit yourself. Bomb 8qaad blown ap titten• m bo%
These totals are fed to a mast'r
computer that tallies personal as wCU
as te4m scores.
Blastina an opposina warrior earns
you 10 poin~. You lose 10 points
when you arc bit-being "disrupted"
also makes your phaser pistol in-
operative for five seconds. If you
accidentally fire on a teammate,
you're penalized 30 points. Theentire
match lasts 61/2 minutes and pits
teams of up to IS members per side.
According to Carter, Photon was
originated with the "Sw Wars"
phenomenon.
"Watching the warriors run up and
RAMONA (AP) -Three kittens
were killed when the Sheriffs Depart-
ment bomb squad blew up the box
they were in, thinking it contained a
dangerous snake.
A fourth kitten survived the ex-
plosion Monday and bas sinoe been
named Lucky.
The kittens were in a sealed
cardboard boll left outside a bank
office on Main Sreet, said Sst. Conrad
Grayson of the sheriff's arson bomb
squad. Grayson said the squad
"strongly suspected" the box con·
tained a rattlesnake because of its
IRVINE CO. PLEDGE ••.
From Al
occupied. But there was no specific
date mentioned.
Nielsen stated that the develop-
ment finn now is wiUiQg to go beyond
that requirement and could probably
beJ!n construction early next year. He
said it will take roughly 18 months to
build the road, wbich will stretch
from East Coast Highway to Bonita
Canyon Road.
The Irvine Co. executive acknowl-
edged that the bypass is a condition of
. its county-approved plan -to build
homes and hotels along the Irvine
Coast south of Corona del Mar.
But Nielsen said · construction
could be as far off as a decade and
binges on funber government ap-
proval of The Irvine Co.'s develop-
ment plans for the Irvine Coast.
"If we lose this. it will be a great
blow to the city," said Maurer.
"Without the bypass, traffic in this
ctty will increase within five years to
the point where ifs intolerable."
But Beek chided Nielsen and
Maurer for not reading the en-
vironmental data prepared for the
ex~sion plan.
'They're goina around trying to get
across the point that Pelican Hill will
be a benefit to us and that's just not
true. They ou&ht to read the en-
vironmental rcporu," said Beek.
The pledac to build the road as
quickly as possible marks the second
concession in a week The Irvine Co.
bas offered to voters. Last week, the
company agreed to donate land and
arrange financing for a teen center
near Newport Center if Measure A
passes.
Beek said the motives behind both
announcements arc "transparent."
"I'm &lad The lrvine Co. is
interested in our teens.'' be said. "But
I find it troubling it is willinf. to
punish them if the measure fails. ·
tJabt aeaJ and an X-ray taken just
before the explosion showed a skel-
eton. Heiabtenina deputies' suspicions
wu a recent i~dent in wbicb a man
left a box containina a rattlesnake at
bis mother's house in Ramona,
Gra)'IOo said. The man reocntly
pleaded auihy to assault.
"It freaked everyone out," Grayson
said of the ditc0very of the kittens. "It
The box was blown up about 11
a.m. Three kittens died instantly and
the fourth, a female believed to be one
month old, suffered no ph~cal in~uriea. Veterinarian P'egy Fischer
said a bomb squad member said be
would like to adopt the animal.
Correction
An article in Monday's edition of
the Daily Pilot incomctly stated that
four Newpon Beach City Council
candidates received gifts of sli&htly
more than S 1,000 each from the slow-
arowth sroup Newport 2000.
In fact. Newport 2000 did not give
or donate money to any of the named
candidates -Don Strauss, Allan
Beek, David Shores and Phil
Sansone.
Members of the slow-arowtb
group, in a campaign disclosure
statement filed with the city, esti-
mated they spent about St,014 on
behalf of each of the candidates by
namina them in a citywide mailer,
which encouraaed voters to support
the four candidates.
One of the candidates, Strauss, said
he has not sou&ht support from the
aroup in any fonn.
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CANCER CENTER ••• PILOTS •••
J'romAl From A l
fint step io a massive hospital
expansion.
Another resident. Paul Butler, said
that the cancer center will be bur-
rowed into a bluff and asserted that
such a procedure couJd result in pave
consequences for residents and the
hospital in the event of an earth-
quake.
"The buildinp will st.a.rt sliding
down like so many dominoes," he
chllJed.
City officials, however, said gco-
loaical surveys reveal that the around
under the proposed center is no less
stable than that under the existing
hospital or even the condominium
complex.
The cancer center, which wilJ cost
S 13.S million to build, will be located
below the existing hospital on a
brushy hillside nonb of Pacific Coast
Highway and west of Newport
Boulevard.
Michael Stevens, president of the
hospital, said the cancer center is a
lonJ overdue addition to the hospital,
which he said is literally treatina more
cancer patients than it can handle.
"It's well past the time to expand,"
he said.
Current radiation facilities in the
hospital are designed to treat up to 30
patients a day but, in fact. arc treating
nearly double that number, said Dr.
Robert Shapiro, the <!!rector of the
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hospital's Radiation Therapy De-
partment.
"We arc overcrowded and the
equipment is old," be said. '
The center, to be fonded throuah
private donations, will house new
state-of-the-art equipment and will
provide central offl.CCS for cancer
specialists whose offioes arc now
scatte~ throughout the hospital,
according to bosptal officials.
Stevens said the center will permit
the hospital to treat !n-patie~t and
out-pallent cancer vtctJms tn the
same area.
Lamb, who said bis daughter wu
born at the hospital and that his father
had heart surgery there, W'Jed the
council to delay takinJ action so that
residents could consolidate their con-
cerns.
"It's sad that this is so uraent that it has to be push-push, go-go," said
Lamb.
City officials1 however, said the
plan was submitted more than two
months ago and bad previously been
reviewed and approved by the city's
Plannin& Commusion.
Hoag p~sentJy treats ab?ut 2,900
cancer vtctims a year on an in-patient
basis and another 900 cancer sufferers
on an out-patient basis, said Peter
Foulke, a hospital vice president.
beyond the means of most private
pilots. Ablott said. And he predicted
they would not spell the eod to air
1CC1dents since much still depends on
the pilots and the air traffic con-
trollers who monitor them.
"You can put all the acar on board
an airplane ... you want and you never
reach the utopia of no accidents,"
Ablott said.
Investiptors looking into the cause
of the Cerritos crash detennined that
the small plane, a single-en&ine Piper
PA-28, had enCToached on restricted
air spaoe used by commercial planes.
The Piper bad no altitude monitor-
ing equipment that would have
signaled its presence. to an air traffic
controller.
FAA officials said Monday they
want to improve procedures for
traclrin& planes that improperly enter
controlled skies and evaluate the
tenninal control areas apin to see if
additional restrictions might be
nccessazy.
The FAA has established terminal
control areas at airports in Atlanta,
Boston, Chicaao, Dallas. Los An,elcs,
Miami, New York. San Francisco,
Washington, D.C., O eveland, Den-
ver, Detroit, Honolulu, Houston,
Kansas City, Las Vegas, Minneapolis,
New Orleans, Philadelphia, Pit-
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Plaza plannlnl
Halloween haunt
Sumner claims 88 GOP backer
South Coa t Plaza and the Costa Mna Leiau~
Service!. Ocpanment will staet a .. HalloWttn
Happcn1n1" Friday from 4 to 7 p.m. in the Carousctr
C'oun and the Sears and May Co. winp.
The proaram will include a cQStume contest for
2 to 4-)'car-oldt and 5 to 8·ycar..olds. along with trick
or treating on the first level or the mall. A story
theater and pMCS Wiii (ollow.
Tlbet travelo1Ue •l•ted
A "Journey Into Tibet and Nepal" will be
presented Thursday from 7 to 9 p.m. at the
Huntinaton Beach Center or Coastline Community
College, 20661 Farnsworth Lane. Dr. Toby Weiss
will conduct the program and the~ is a S 11
rq1 tr.uion rec. Call 241-6186 for funher infor.
ma11on.
Bu•lneawomen to meet
The Fountain Valley charter chapter of the
Amcpcan Business Wo men's Association will meet
Thursday at 6:30 p.m. 11 Fu Jin's Chinese
Restaurant at Bolsa Avenue and Edwards S1~1 in
Hun1in11on Beach. All members and guests should
bring a decorated or carved pumpkin. Call 847-5140
for 1nforma11on and reservations
Seniors' lectures planned
The addlcback Registry. a retirement place-
ment service for senior c111zens. will offer two free
lectures Thursday from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. 1n the
commun11y room of Glendale Federal Savings.
24221 C'alle de la Louisa, Laguna Hills. The 1opics to
be covered arc investments and the new tax laws and
planning for a trip. C'all 768-6533 for details.
Glft. workahop offered
The an of gift givinJ. including buyil\g for the
"difficult" ages. will be discussed Thurday at a class
from 7 to 9:30 p.m. at Coastl ine Communit y
College's Ncwpon Beach Center. 3101. Pacific View
Dri ve. Corona de l Mar. The reg1s1rat1on fee is S IJ
and mon: 1n(orma11o n 1s avai lable at 241-61 86
Management talk set
··Managing fo r ~ucccss" will be the topic of a
prc~·n1a11on at Thur\day·~ meeti ng of the Rou1>
Brca~la\t C luh at Ncwpon Beach's Bouz} Rouge
( ak. 't 111 "le.,..pon Rl vd Rus h Hill of the llill
par1 na\h1p IA Ill d1'\c·u'>s 1mpro' ement of pro-
dul 11' II\ .st the \Css1on and resena11on!> arc
a'a1lal'lll' at 67'-1.i.io •
Toma at Mater Del
An11-d rug n u-.adrr Da\1d Toma wi ll speak al
Main l>l·1 l1 1gh Sr hool 1n ~anta Ana Thursda) from
9 10 11 .s m in lh c high school g) m. The school 1s
lurall'd JI 1202 W Fdinger Ave. and funher
1nfor111a11un rn:n be ob1a1ncd hy calling 75 4-77 11 ,
C\t 12'\
Carnival at school
.\ Hatlo1Accn l·arn" al will be held at El Morro
Lk mcnta n \~:hnol in Laguna Beach Frida~ w11h
pon' mk\.lJrnl\al nde'iandgamcsfrom :! 10 7 p.m
.\ ~il'\ll an dinner" 111 be <>en ed for S4 50 for adult!>
and S l 50 tor lhlldrcn from 4.30 until 7 30 pm
[H·nonc "l'nu1uragcd to lome in co<>lum l'
S ingles s essi on slated
In llll' \ alln C olkge ..... 111 ho .. 1 a s1ngks dance
J rid.a) lrum ' Jl m to m1dn1ght 1n lhl' Pla1a
Ba llroom uf thl' NCIA rl(>ncr Re<,ort in Nc'4 port
lkalh C O\lumn Ml' not required and adm1ss1on 1\
$IO JI lhl· duor C Jll 1hnolkgl· at 559-HJ 1 fo r more
1nlm m.st1on
Art museum plans bazaar
\ ·· Bn t of h l'r\ thing" ba1aar organized b) lhc
M u~l·um < uunu l iif .thc Newport Harbor Art
Mu'l'Ul11 will op1:n with a ga la pre' iew Fnda)
l'' l·n1ng :.inJ u 111t1nuc w1 1h a two:-Oa) sale Saturda}
anti ~unda> 1 n th l' Macantilc Buildin~ at the South
C oa~1 Pla1J \' illagl' \dm1s\1on is S. and further
1nlurnw1tu? 1\ J\ Jllablc from the muSt·um\ ~pcc1al
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CALENDAR
Taettday, Oct. 28
• 7:30 p.m.. Lapu Bue• Uaiflecl Sc:•ool
Dtalrlct, Adm1nistrat1on Building, 550 Blumont
Street.
Wednaday, Oct. 29
• 7 p.m., Lapaa Bue• Pluaiac Commi11lon,
City Council Chambers, 505 Forest Avenue.
• 6:30 p.m., ln tae UaJJlecl Sdool Dlalrlct
Boanl of EclecatJoa, Administration Center, 5050
Barranca Parkway.
ly PAUL AftCHlPLEV °' ..............
Fon1eth C'onJrt1i.1onal District hopeful
Bruc·e umncr i.teppcd up his drive to coax
Republicans away from the incumbent
Monday With the release or • hit of 88
di5trict Republicans who are openly
support1n1 his cand1dticy.
Sumner. the Democratic nominee.
prev iously had released the names or 32
Republicans who joined his campaign.
"The people on the list arc active
·people." Sumner said ... I feel it's indicative
oftbe type of people we have."
Two who had joined Republicans for
FAMILY~ ••
homAl
Cbryslyn Saint-Den.is, 33, said the
family had not beard fTom her brother,
who WU a year YOUll&CT, ror almost four
y~ ~t continued writiq to him in West
Vtr1Jnta.
"We've sent bjm letten and telearams.
Someone has been rcc:eivin• them because
someone had to sign for them," she said.
l(jnanananda Swami Bhaktipada,
leader of West Virginia's 4,0QO.acre
Krishna commune, one of the laraest in the
United States, said be did not k:now of any
letters to Saint-Denis.
Chryslyn Saint-Denis said her brother
was heavily involved witb drugs. particu-
larly marijuana, and authorities described
Saint-Denis, Drcsc~cr and Reid all as
"fringe" members of the Hare· Krishna
sect. which has sfrict rules against drug and
alcohol use.
Bhaktipada said Saint-Denis "believed
that Krishna is God but didn't follow the
rules of the rcliJion." Althouah in-
vcstiptors have said the killing was not
drua-retatcd, Bhaktipada acknowl~
that Saint-Denis might have been growtng
marijuana on the Krishna co~pound.
The Saint-Denis case is one of several
recent crirrunal proceedings centering on
the West Virginia temple.
A dissident member was sentenced
earlier th is year for bludgeoning
Bhahipada on the temple grounds, and
Drescher bas been charged with a second
murder, that of former devotee Steve
Bryant, 33.
Chryslyn Saint-Denis said her family 1s
concerned about four of her brother's
children who are still livi ng at the West
Virginia commune. She said the family
also wants to hold a memorial service.
"Somebody's soul has got to be put lo
rest," she said.
Sumner attcnckd the press con~rtncc
Monday. One was Bob Mosln', Sumntt's
son-in-law and a trust administrator.
··The contra" bctWttn the two can·
didatcs 11 tht mo11va11n1 factor." Motter
said, .. when you look at what Bruce did (as
1 former state assemblyman and peny
activitt) and compare that to Bob Badham
who ajve1 the appearance of be1n1 aloof.
arropnt and condescendina to his con111-
tueots.
"h's not even a comparison .. It's an
embarT1ssment," he said.
Also attendina the pres conference wa
Paa Cox, who is active in civic affairs and,
.sbt •Ml a .. lltO!_ll ~bhan. ·1
"But rve bee9 Wtry Ufthappyj W'lth lob
lildham on off~ od, the airpon 1nd
fanul y plaruuna, an 111ur whteh as vtty
impor1Mt \0 me, .. Co• uMt.
Cox hu ~ phonina Republicans
throupout the district to encouraat their
sU1»POf'I of umner. She uid many plan to
vote for Sumner but won't openly tllPf"'
their di1M11sraction with Badham.
COJ1 and Motter said Rcpubl1can, who
Mve declared their support for Sumner
have been pressured by the pany to return
to the fold.
"The Republican party m Oran1t Coun·
Chrlalyn Salnt-Denla (left) comforta her motlaer, Sandra Daperroy, In
Coeta Meea after learntnc of Cbarlee Salnt-Denla' mbl'der .
Cal trans agrees to operate
district office in Santa Ana
By LISA MAHONEY
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Orange County's most important trany
portat1on project -the $900 million
Santa Ana Freeway widening-received a
boost when the state Department of
Transportation agreed to open an office in
the county by early next year.
About a dozen Caltrans employees and
county-hired consultants will be assigned
to a satellite office on 17th Street in Santa
Ana by next March, said Don Wa\son.
Cal trans District 7 director.
The unit's single responsibility will be to
shepherd the Santa Ana Freeway widening
project through environmental and engi-
neering phases to us Phase I 1989-90
construction date, he said.
Mort than I 00 other county transpor-
tauon projects eligible for funding under
the State Transpona11on Improvement
Program Wl ll suit be administered through
Caltrans' Los Angeles office, Watson said.
Although they did not set all they had
hoped for when they initiated talks with
Caltrans nearly a year ago, members of the
Orange County Transportatton ~~m·
mission were pleased by the dcc1S1on
Monday. . .
state counterparts
Orange County poltt1c1ans be~n lobby-
ing for a separate Caltrans d1stnct tn I 980
in the beljefthat as long as Orange County
remained lumped into a d1stnct wit h Los
Angeles and Ve ntura counties, 1t would
not get the attention it deserved.
Caltrans officials refused to establish an
Oranse County distnct and the matter
remained dormant until 1985 when state
transportation officials decided to delay a
number of freewa y projects here and
elsewhere throughout the state.
County transportation comm1ss1oners
believed the state had ta rgeted an unfair
number of Orange County projects. And
they saw the establishment of a d1stnct
office here as a way to make the county less
susceptible to such proJeCt delays.
Negotiations w1th Caltrans ~n in
December and ended Monday w11h 1he
agreement 10 base the widening prOJCCt
team in Santa Ana.
Though not the dtstnct office ong.inally
hoped for. Comm1ss1on Exccu11ve Direc-
tor Stan Oftelie said the team assignment
to Santa Ana is a ~ood stan.mg point
toward that goal. "First things tint." he
said.
As reinforcement. the comm1ss1on may
end up spending up to SI m1llton a year for
consultants to assist on the Wldenmg
project, Oftelie said.
The willingness to establish a local
project team and press ahead with widen-
ing oflnterstatc 5 between the 405 and 605
freeways is more evidence of a turnaround
in CJtltrans' attitude toward Orange C'oun·
ty, Oftelie said.
Rehabilitation of the Sa nta Ana Free·
way would widen it to 12 lanes in most of
the project area.
The project's importance can Ix
measured by the fact that 50 percent of the
county's population lt ve w1th1n three
miles of the interstate highway and 1wo-
thirds of all jobs can be fo und Wlth1n the
same radius, Oftelie said.
Artukovic 's health deteriorating
today.
The appeal was filed Wlth the Federal
Court of Yugoslavia. the VccernJe Novosu
newspaper said.
Chairwoman Hamett Wieder said the
satellite office is a symbol of Caltrans'
commitment to the widening project and a
golden opportunity for county transpo~·
••••••••••••••••••• tation planners 10 work closely with their
BELGRADE, Yugoc;lavia (A P) -Law·
yers for a former urfs1de Colony res ident
convicted of Na21 war cnmes and
sentenced to death 'i<IY his health has
seriously worsened and have appealed for
conversion of the sentrnce. 11 was reported
AndnJa Art ukovic, 86. has been held in
a prison hospital m Zagreb.
Pou cE Loe
ty NM a ... •p, ud peopk arcm"I
wall•• to bid ii."" MOliet said.
Tom fu1111a. dtatnnan of IM Oruer
COUftty OOP. aid be WU famillat wida
only two names on the hst. neither of
whom was active beyond the community
levrl.
··n11 11 aoothtt desperation move oa
~pertoft.beSumnercampe..,_ which hu aonc 1n1o the bunker saaee:· Fuentn uid.
"But Bruce Sumner abandoned lh£
Republican Pitt)'. and Bob Badham is the
choice of Ronald Rrapn.
··1 don't think Republicans will tum
their t.cks on the pttSldmt."
Irvine's
New Year
plan still
floating
By PAUL ARCRIPLEY
Of .. 0.-, .........
Plans arc still a.lloat for lrvUle•s tint
entry in the Tournament of Roses parade
on New Yca+'s Day.
Members or the Irvine Rose Parade
Float Association met Monday and de·
cided to continue their fund-raising drive
for the S 110,000 float.
They arc about halfWay to lheirgoa\.wilh
$57.000. said associauon president Betsy
Matbts.
She sa1<! additional corporate sponsor-
ships may.be forthcommg 10 the wake of a
$15,000 11ft from the lrvme-bascd Taco
Bell fast-food cham.
"The outlook 1s good and n's gcning
even better," Mathis said.
"There's a critical bump in fund-raising.
and I know we've gone over the bump,"
she said.
She said the assoc1auon needed to assess
its prospects and bear a recap of the profits
from a recent benefit auction to determine
whether it could continue its drive. The
auction netted nearly SI 0,000.
Ralph Rodheim, fund-raisins eo<hair·
man, warned last week the dnve was m
jeopardy if more corporate donations
couldn't be raised.
He said if the drive failed "Irvine would
probably never get a float rn the parade
again. I think it would be a black eye for the
community."
Two payments have been made totalrng
$30,000 to the builder of the float to be
called "The World of Prehistoric Won-
ders."
School board
meets tonight
on Hardman
The Laguna Beach School Board has
~hedulcd a closed session tonight to
review its suspension ofCcdnck Hardman
over his Sept. 20 arrest for susp1cion of
cocame possession.
South Orange County Municipal Court
Judge Richard D. Hamilton gave Hard-
man. Laguna Beach High School's head
foo tball coach. permission 10 enter a drug
diversion program Fnday. The Judge will
review Hardman's progress in January and
then again in another three months. If
Hardman completes the program the
felony drug charges could be dropped.
The fonner All-Pro defensive end fo r the
San Francisco 49ers al so as facmg a
misdemeanor resisting arrest charge 1n
connection wt th the Sept. 20 arrest. A Jan.
7 tnal date has been set for that charge.
Some parents have been angered by the
board 's failure to fire Hardman as soon as
11 was learned he was arrested.
Jennifer Yelland recently resigned as the
chairwoman of IMPACT. a drug educa-
11on program. to lead a recall effort 1f the
board decides to rehire Hardman.
The school board will meet tonigh t at
7:30 at the d1s1nct admm1strat1on offi ces
at 505 Blumont A vc.
School operators plead
guilty to racketeering rap
Newport Beach
I\ \andal caused about $500 in
damage b) ~paying the words "move
me" in black paint on the sides of a
motorhomc parked on the 3600 block
of Ocean Blvd
Man found shot to death
in Santa Ana River bed
By t•t A11oclatecl Prt11
Two Dana Point ~hool admin1s-
tra1or ..... ho allcgcdl) hired a band of
.\l:ibama mercenaries to firebomb
car!> and 1n11nudn1e former cm-
plo)ce'>. pkadcd guilty Monda}' 10
radelccnng and accc'i 01')' charges
( harloue Ruth Wyckoff. 52. and
Eh111bcth Let. Hamilton •. 39, ap-
pcarrd tx·forc lJ.S. Distnct Judge
Ahccmunt H . 101lcr in Los Angeles,
read 11 sta1emcn1. then pleaded guilty
to two of 10 count'i which had been
filed agu111~11 hcm. s:11d a'i!il stant lJ.
\tlornc) ( harlc'i S Stevens.
a-ttnctoa a.cla
A aroup of juvcniJes threw a pie<:e
of wood thtoulb I w;ndshield or a
nllht watchman's truck at the Covn·
try V1ew Eatatet., near Edwards Street
and Ellis A venue. • • • A wa1Jc1 conwn1na S.S.S ca h and
c:mlit cards was taken from a purse in
a lboppin& car at RalDb• Market,
Beach Boulevard and Oatfield Av-
eaue. • • •
Thup pulled a air1 off her bicycle 1n
the ara of Slater and Edwards and
m1tcbcd her ~uf'IC containlna SH in
cub and S2S 1n mitcellaMOus item
The wom('n pleaded guilt) 10 nnc
count of racketeering. which carne' a
max imum penalty of 20 ycnl"i 1n
prison and a S20.000 line. and one
count or being an acccssof) 10 a
firebombing. which cames a ma\I·
mum sentence of fi\l' )'C3r\ 1n pno;un
and a S 125.000 fine.
Se ntencing wu 5Chedulcd Dec 11.
Stevens said. Meantime. the Bureau
of Prisons was ordered to conduct
psychiatnc studies on the women.
Prosecutors have already agreed to
recommend the women be placed on
erobation for the accc ~f')' pica.
tcvcns said But they h3vc rcc·
• • • BuraJars broke into an apartment
in the 4900 block of Heil and stoic 1
$350 video cauette recorder. • • • A youna min on a moped srabbcd a
pvnc coot&jniftl $30 in cash and
credit cards from a woman in the
Tarset parkina lot o n Adams A venue
C09talll-
A television set worth $250 was
reported stolen from the Oranac
Coast Interfaith ShelteT in west Co ta
Mesa. between I a.m. and 11 a.m.
Sunday. Entry was made through 1
front window.
omnwndcd pno;on tcrml> on the
ral ~ctccnng charge. he adtkd
'\1evcn<1 s:ud the maximum 2()..'.tcnr
"''ntcOle ""ould g"e the court "'>uni-
c1cn1 Oc'1b1h1y to mete out an)
appropnalc run1~hment ..
The women. "'ho ha ve remained 1n
cu'llod> sintl' their arre\t'i Ma} 10
operated a chn1n ofpnvate !i<'hOOI\ 111
Oran~e and Snn Bernardino count1e"
The) were arrested nme monlh'>
after ho memadt' fi rebomb'§ blew ur
1wo car'I. hoth owned by forml'r
l>Chool employees. in San Bcrnardinc1
count) '\ug 13. 198.S.
• • • Ca h and cassette tapes were re·
eortcd stolen from a car at South
C'oast Plaza. between 8:30 a.m. and 6
p.m. Monday. The loss was set at S.S4 • • • A m1n1-storqc aaraac wa bur-alartted 1n the llotate co01plcx 11
2140 NeW1J0rt Blvd. durina the last
month. However. ~ loa was un·
determined. • • • A WC containiQI jewelry WIS
reported stolen from an apan.rnent at
24S9 Santa Ana Ave. The loss was set
at $700. Entry wu made by pry1 na
open a front door tock.
• • • A burglar broke into a house o n the
1000 block of Sea Lane and took an
e'(tensl\e but so far uncalculatcd
amount of property 1ncludmga uuhty
trailer from the garage. The intruder
appart'ntl} entered the residence by
remo' ing louvered window panes . • • • passpon from China was stolen
fi om an unlocked vehicle parked o.n
the 200 block of Manne Avenue. lt ts
wonh $10
Lacuna Beach
An imal control officers responded
to a Forest A venue buildina Monday
whcrt a hummil\gbird was fl ying near
a skylight. unable to exit. The officer,
however. was unable to take the bird
into custody ••• An c umated $700 10 cash was
stolen from the safe of a bu iness on
Broadway. the victim told pohct
Mondi)' • • • ('a h wu reported tolen Monday
from the rqt\ler of 1 South Coast
HlfhwA) bu tne · TM 1o s was
c t1m1Led at $889
••• Pollet arrc ted Kevtn R. Ruffcorn,
26 a ttS1dent ofllhno1 , on 1uspic1on
or. dnv1n1 under the innuenct or
alcohol. RulTrom wasan"tStcd at I 5
a m Monday on lA una Canyon
Road.
The bod) of a man who had
apparently bttn 'lhot in the head wa5
discovered this morning in the Santa
Ana River bed in Fountain Valle)'.
the Shentfs Department reported
The body and a pistol was d1 •
covered on the west side of the nver
bed. about 500 feet south of the San
Diego Freewa y, said Lt Bob Rivas
Coroner's deputies at the scene
believe they know the man's 1denllty.
but have wt thhd d his name pendi ng
no11ficat1on of his fam1l). Rivas satd.
The bod\ '" that of a white man,
about 44 \Car'\ old The man was fully
clothed and there v.as a gunshot
wound in h11. hc:id Rl\3S satd.
"Righ t nov. "'l'.rl' investigaung ti
a'i a <;uc;p1c10u'i death." Rivas sajd. ··we don't I.no"' for 'ure 1f 1t was a
hom1c1de or a su1c1dl' "
Mesa cyclist killed
By TONY SAAVEDRA °' ... ...,,... .....
A Costa Mesa man. who apparently
had been dnnking. was kJlled early
today when he lo t control of his
motorcyc.le while trytn& to make a
tum at 30 rtlph pa.st the speed limit
The 23-year..old motorcyclist.
whose name was withheld pcnd1n1
family noufication, was pronounced
~ad ll the sctne aner the l. l 7 . m
accident, 111d S&t. Al Kent
Kent reported that the varum had
rep<>rtcdly b«n dnnk1n1 w1th
friends, who wert fo11owina him
home.
The man was travcltnJ north on
Newpon Boulevard 1n Co ta Mesa ..
and crashed into a curb alter tum1na
left onto a short tran 111on road to
Fairview Road Kent said the cycltst
was traveling at ro~a)'\Jy 70 mph 10 a
40 mph zone.
A W1tness at a nearby coin-operated
laundry said lht victim wu thrown
from the motOrcycle and struck a
tele phone pole. Kent said
Kent said a blood sample WI taken
from the body to detenn1ne whether
the blood4lcohol levcJ w &$ put the
.10 ltmtt after wh1cb 1 d nvcr 11
prt$umed drunk
Pohce did not know whether thcrt
was any mcbc:auon of cnnunal nqli·
acncc by 1nyonc who may hl~o
servtd akohol to the man
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:ez .. Afr Force man
charged as spy?
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -A1kD
Jolla O.v~ lbe former A.it Fonie
man dwled with CIP'OOllC for a.UeeedlY uyioa to ddiYa" leCmS to
lbe Soviet Unioo. appm1:Qtly WU
mouvattd by spite rasher than peed,
uid U .S . Attorney Joseph
RUMOnid.lO. wKil a~t mouve was spite, ..
RUMODitllo aid Monday, addina
lhal O.vies bad been ditcharlfld from
lbe Air Fotee in I 9S. for .. inadequate
)Ob perform.a.nee" and felt his dis.-
mistal WU unjusufied.
DaVla was ltr'C$t.cd Monday
morn.inc by FBI aaeots at his work-
place in Palo AltQ, wflere he bas an
unctaSaified job as. a laboratory iecb·
nician for Ford Acrospece cl Com·
munications Corp., RussonieUo said.
The Briti1h-bom naturalized
American WU am.i'1led later in lbe
day befoft U.S. Magistrate Fn:derick
WoclOeo and was held pendina a
bearina Thursday on a government
request to keep him lD custody
Curb suing
McCarthy for
$7million
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Re-
publican Mike Curb filed a $7 million
defamation lawsuit against election
rivaJ California Lt. Gov. Leo T.
McCarthy, who wd Curb made a
fortune on exploatauon movies.
"He JUSt went too fat because he
!Jed about a business," said Curb,
who served as heutcnant governor
from 1979 to 1983. "There will be
many. many years of severe damage
to my company and my reput.auon."
McCarthy has sa1d that Curb made
a fortune on 1960s exploitauoo
movies featunng themes dealing with
drugs, sex and vtolencc. including
"The Cycle Savages," a motorcycle
gang movie.
Curb cited radio and telev151on
campaign commercials by McC.trthy,
but also a comment published in the
Los Angeles Tames on Oct. I I an
which the beuteoant governor as
quoted as saying: "He made bis ftrst
fortune making 'Cycle Savage'-typc
movtes. Is this the kind of business
expenencc we arc prcscntang to the
voters ofCalifomaa?"
witbow bail wstil trial
One hnuieoo oftkial, who ~
to dilCUll tbe matter ifoot identified,
said Davia did not a~ to ~ a
lipific:aru th.teat to U.S. m ditary
iotcrem.
Tbe oftiaal wd the fonner
tcrpnt ~ sptnt hil Air Fo~
career worldna on pboto-rcconoa1s.-sance camera systems and other
1tDJOrs ••employed .on tactical re-
connaiuance fiabten. ••
.. He was not wor'IOna on stllff that sc>cs in satellites or aboard U·2's" and
other bi&b altitude planes, the official
said. "tfe was trained at Lowry1 and
Lov.n-is where we do the pn9tcr
paphic-rypc traJ.nina. ..
Davies, 33, dressed in brown
corduroy pants, loafers and a spon shirt. showed no emotion during the
brief~ in a pecked courtroom.
The csp1onqc ctiarae ap.inst
Davies, -who-lives in San Jose, as
punishable by up to life in prison.
•• ,, 11
Allen Jobn DaYI• la led
from arraJ&_nment llODdaJ'
lD San Fnnct.co.
Rose Bird and two other justlcea
outspend foes by 2 -1 this month
By &k Auedated Prat
LOS ANGELES-The fund-ramng fueling the rcconfinnation contest of
California Chief Junice Rose Bird and two colleagues has entered the~ o! scven~igit figures.. according to campaign finance rcpo_n.s. "f!le JUlllcel
suppof1Cn outspent their opponents by a twcrto-one ma~n dunna the fi!'at
two weeks of October, according to rcpons fiJ¢ Monday m Sa~ent<>; with
the secretary of state's offioe. From Oct. I to Oct. _18. the four mam commmea
supportinl Bird and Justices Joseph R. Grodin and Cruz Re)'boso ?pent
S 1.103 22 . mostly on TV advertising and raised $61 1,063. Three comm1tten
cami>alanina to oust the justices raised $271.973 and spent SS63.136.
Judge will allow death camp te11t1mony
LOS ANGELES{AP)-The deportation beanng of an SS aua.rd at a Nazi
conccntrauon camp opened with an 1mm1grauon JUdge ruling be will aU~w
testimony about death and suffenng in the World War 11 cam~. Just!ce
Department officials arc scekin' to expel Bruno Blach to. his nauve
Czechoslovakia by proving allegauons that he misrepresented his role at the
infamous Dachau and Wiener-Neudorf concentration camps. After the
bearing Monday, an observer lunged at Blach. 66, yelling "How many Jews did
you loll? ... Did you kill my father'> Did you kJll my mother?"
Model for re.taurant's 'Blg Boy' dlett
\ LOS ANGELES -IUchard Woodruff. who as a youn r was the
insparauon for the chub~little restaurant mascot "Bag Boy," di the age of
54. Woodruff, who wei ed 300 pounds, died Oct. 20 at North Hollywood
Medical Center from ki ney failure and other ailments after a long illness. He
was 6 when he-befriended a Glendale restaurant owner Bob Waan. who started
the Big Boy restaurant chain. "My brother used to rake the yard and clean the
ace cream containers and Bob would feed ham," Glenn Woodruff said.
Pilot's report of smoke was first
Aeromexico crash confirmation
HA WT HORNE (AP) -First con·
finnat1on air-traffic controllers had of
lhe Cerritos air disaster was an airline
pilot's radio repon of a huge column
of smoke nsang from the neigh-
borhood wbcrc an Acromclllco air·
liner crashed.
The Aug. 31 crash of the DC-9 and
a single-engine plane killed 82 people,
aocludiog aU aboard both planes and
at least 14 on the ground.
A tape released today by the
Federal Aviation Administration
shows the Los Angeles International
Airpon air-traffic controllC'r trying
repeatedly to contact the Aeromexaca
plane and fi nally aslciog an Amencan
Airlines pilot to look for at.
"l sec a - uh -very large -uh -
smokescreen off o n the left side of
(my) aircraft." the pilot wd. "It as a
very large smoke -uh -column -
uh -coming from it. and -uh -
emanaung from the ground.
"And at our altitude. at 8,000 feet,
there's another smoke column ver-
tically overhead. h looks like at,
something smoked up ahead and then
'-went down."
The unidenufied controller lost
contact with the Aeromexaco flight 3
minutes., 28 seconds before the con-
versation with the American Airlines
pilot.
In that ume, he repeated an order
for a new beading eight umes without
receiving a response, the transcript
showed.
Investigators say the controller was
distracted by a conversation with the
piJot of a second smaJI private plane
that appeared in restricted airspace
around the &Jrpon without per-
mission and sousht help from the
....
tower.
The FAA as recommending a ISO.
day suspension the lioense of the pilot
of that plane but didn't blame the
accident entirely on the distraction.
"I would say t~t at took pan ofhia
mental capacityl at the ume," the
FAA's Jack McMillan said of the
controller. "But controllers constant·
ly view the scope. so it would have
been a momentary thing.•·
McMillan, who heads the quality·
assurance staff oflhe FAA's Western
region air traffic division, said the
small ~lane that actually collided with
the a1rlloer appears m computer
records from air-control radar.
However, he said, anvestipton
don't know if the blip represcntina lbe
plane actually appeared on the con-
troller's screen.
Another girl turns in her parents
LOSANGEL~(AP)-A 10.year-
old airl has bc<:ome the founh
California younpter in three months
to turn her parents in for alleged drug
abuse after she saw her mother
freebasing cocaine, police said today.
The airl di&Jed the 91 I emergency
number from a pay telephone Moo·
day night, sayina she bad seen her
mother smokina what she believed to
be a purified form of cocaine.
The airl told offi~ her mother
usuaJJy sent her to her oom wbeo the
mother alleacdly lhe d~
Monday evenioa, said Set. Steve
Frye, the mother sent the airl and the
mother's S-ycar-old grandson to a
bedroom.
The girl climbed out a window to
make the call about 7:30 p.m. and
returned before officers arrived. Frye
said.
As the offioers arrived, the <in.las
and paraphernalia were being hidden
behind the house, Frye said. The &irl
showed officen where the items were.
The mother, identified as Barbara
Cortez., 46, was arrested for invcstip-
tion of posscssina cocaine, a felony,
Frye said.
Her husband, Ernest Cortez, SS ,
and their son-in-law, Jeffrey Smith.
271 were arrested for invesllption for
child eodanaerina. a misdemeanor,
Frye said. Smilh•s wife, who was not
identified, apparently fled from the
house, be added.
The two children were placed in the
custody of lhe Dcpanment of Public
SociaJ Services.
Asked why ~e &irl had turned her
parents in..1 Frye replied: "She just said
she was arraad."
It was the fourth time a California
airl has turned in her ~nts for
aUqed drua abuse since Aua. 13.
when 13-ycar-old Deanna Youna
walked into the Twtin oollce station.
RAPE DEFINITION KEY TRIAL ISSUE ••.
From Al
Andenon Ii ved, has confessed that be
kiUed the youna tecretary and later
molested the body.
However, defense and prosccutlna
auomeya dlll&J?le on his motive for
aoina to the woman's apartment.
Keller said Selim, disoriented by a
lack of sl~p and overuse of
ampbetam1ne1, knocked o n
Aodcnon'• door intendiOJ to rcr
manoc her. The attomey1 an eatlier
statementt, aald Sellen new into a
violent rqe when his advances 'frerc
rebuffed. Kina tw araued that Sellen
climbed tbrouah a bedroom window
and waited for Anda'son to set off the
teleobone in the next room.
While lcavina open the possibilhy
that Selim may nave raoed Andenon
before she died. Kina (ocused on the
anale that the defendant ldUed the
woman a.od returned two to three
houn later to "finish the deed."
But. be said, the delay was a moot
111ue be<:autt Sellen lttttnded all
alona to rape Andenon
• • •
Keller, however, uraedjurors to put
aside emotion and nick to the letter of
the law io decidin& the rape issue,
althouah they may feel otherwise.
She said apeciaJ circumstances call
fora murdertooccu.rwhile the victim
11 beina raocd.
Keller (eh the case qualified only
for a judament of manllauahter
be<:ause of Seller .. purported mentaJ
state at the time of the killina, But 11\e
instead called for a verdict of te<:Ond·
deartt murder, insastina the attack was ,not premeditated and Sellen did
not intend to rape the victim.
''The emotions in this cue are such
that I don't think people are aoina to
want to 'o with involuntary man·
slauJhter. • she told jurof'I. First~~ murder, without the
spcaaJ c1rcumstan~ carries a m&JLl.
mum penalty of 2' yeara to Ufe.
Sccond-<1e&ree Cllries a muimum
penalty ofl' yean to life.
ATTORNEY REPORT •••
l'rom Al
he said.
On Oct. 171 Johnson aJso acculed
Hutton of u11na her offioe and caty
propeny for campaip pwpo1e1.
John.son took the cha~ wruch ~
denied b_y Hutton. to the ttate
Attorney Oe.ncral, tbc <>ranee County
Grand Jury, the State Bar Attociadon
and tbe fair PoliticaJ Practices Com·
m1111un. He aid he's recieived writteft ack.ne>'ft~ment of receipt o( \hr ~ from the ttate bar and puct Jury.
Johnton uf'ICd the City Council IO
file 11.malat charp with the 9rue1 C~nty Distnct Attorney Moaday f!iaht but wae rebuffed. Coundlmaft
Gmn m.ade the motion but Lbere wu
DO IC!COnd.
'
Pope's truce call
honored in 12
world war zones . .
BJ'heA.a11natMPn.
Tbe Vatican wd perrillas and aovemmenu in 12 war ~ a;r'Ced io honor the pope's call ft>r a ~hour world~ truce, but eeue-firet broke down in Lebanon
and Sri Lanka and Lhe plea went unheeded in two or the bloodiest wan.
••Peace •. .iulwaysextremelyfrqile," PopeJobn Paul
11 Mid at a historic multi-faith ptherins Monday in
Auisi, ltaJy. centerpiece orbit .. World Dey or Prayer for Peace."
The Vatjcan's worldwide diplomatic network
worked for weeks to ,et combewus to lay down their
arms for 2A boun and bv Monday It said one or both
warrina parties in 12 conflicts had lll'eed -amona them
the auerrilla wan in Nicaraaua. El Salvidor, Wes&em Sahara and Cambodia.
0,utebmen acknowledeed they could do little to
su~pend the anti-Manjst aucmlla war iA Moslem
Afpnistan. where no Vatjcao diplomat. or papal
nuncio, is stationed.
On the Iran-Iraq border, meanwhile, Monday was
just another deadly day in a six-year-old conflict between1 the Moslem neiahbon. lranian and Iraqi aun crews traded
artillery fire, and the Iranians claimed to have shot down
an attack.in& Iraqi warplane.
Here is a war-by-war look at reaction to the pope's
truce plea, based on an Associated Press survey:
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lnddlnl Monday, 8llCI a Tamil --Mid Ir-. wounded a Tamll f1"'8rman In W!Other
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wOUld not mount oftenllve lldlons Monday. lvt mllllatY anelYlll llOillled out
tht rt1111anca .,mlM are oft911 Inactive al "'I' llrnt of v..r, tht ralnv-.
European allies refuse to join
Britain in action against Syria
LUXEMBOURG (AP) -Britain
has failed to win the baclung of its
principal European alljes, including
France and West Germany, for joint
diplomatic action against Syria,
which London accuses of sponsonng
terrorism.
U.S. remaln• caat1ou•ln deallng with Syria
WASHINGTON (AP) -Syria's influence with radical Arabs and its.
potential role in a Mideast peace settlement have restrained the Unned States
from following through on the suspicions of terrorism It harbors against the
MiddJe Eastern country.
Eager to find all the help 1t can 10 gaming the release of the seven
Americans listed as host.ages in southern Lebanon, the Reagan admioistrat1on
repeatedly has turned to President Hafez Assad's government - even while
accusing Damascus of giving terrorists safe haven.
Sir Geoffrey Howe, the Bnush
foreign secretary, was una~le Mon-
day even to gain unanimous suppon
for a joint statement by the I 2
European Economic Community
memben condemning the Syrian
go vernment of Prcsjdent HafC7
Assad.
However, Secretary of St.ate George Shuhi sajd, .. How much influcnct:
they have is the question." Hostages have been held 1n Syna and released
through their lines. he said, but, "that's different from being the party
responsible for getting them released."
Terrorism expens m and outside the U.S. government credit Syna with
helping at least three American hostages make their way to freedom after being
released by their captors in southern Lebanon.
Greece refused to endorse the
statement, which tied Syri a to the
attempted bombing in April of an
Israeli El Al airliner at London's
Heathrow Airport.
After more than seven hours of
debate, the Common Market foreign
ministers agreed on l~ttle more than
to recon vene Nov. I 0 in London to
di scuss the issue further.
Theodore Pangalos, the chief
Greek delegate to the Luxembourg
talks. said his government was not
convinced that British charges
against Syna were justificauon for
EEC-wide action against the Arab
nation.
.. We arc not ready to take a one-
s1dcd pos1t1on m the Middle East."
Pangalos told reponers after the late·
mght mcctmg.
Reagan signs ~nti-drug bill,
praises wife, Sen. Hawkins
WASHINGTON (AP) - Nancy Reagan and Sen.
Paula Hawluns arc two of the drivmg forces behind
America·s changing attitude toward drug abuse. says
President Reagan, who signed a tough new anti-drug bill
into law at a White House ceremony.
Reagan was surrounded by senators and represent.a·
t1ves Monday as he signed the SI . 7 billion measure. which
doubles the federal budget for chasmg drug dealers and
smuJ!&)ers and suffens penalttes for traffickers.
£ven though the measure was bom of a strong
b1parusan effort on Capitol Hill, Republicans out·
numbered Democrats on the White House attendance
list and Reapn took the opponunity to smgle out Sen. Pa~la Hawkins as being the "dri ving force .. behind the
anti-drug abuse effon . ·
The Aonda Republican 1s locked an a tough battle
apmst popular Democratic Gov. Bob Graham and she
has made her anti-drug efforts a hallmark of her
campaign. Graham has stressed that his own tough law.
and-order background has been as strong as his
opponent's. ~
Reagan has traveled three times to Aonda to aid
Hawk.ins' re-election campaign. one of the seats needed to
keep GOP control of the Senate. On a visit last Fnday,
Reagan lambasted •'the liberals," whom he accused of
j umping on the anti-drug bandwagon after Hawkms took
up the cause.
Using the glrttenng East Room ceremony as a
background, the president praised Hawkins and his Wlfe.
Nancy, for makmg a commitment to fighting drugs ··tong
before it was the popular thing to do."
Reagan saluted his wife for having "mobilized the
American people'· with her fi ve-year effon against drug
abuse among children. After StJning the biU, the presiden1
handed his pen to the stanled fi rst lady, then rose from his
scat to give his bcammg wrfe a kiss
U.S. will off er 50 percent cut in
nuclear weapons at Geneva talks
WASHINGTON (AP)-A sweeping U.S. proposal
to reduce superpower strategic nuclear weapons by SO
percent an five years and to rid Europe of all intermed1ate-
rangc weapons will be submitted to the Soviet Union at
the Geneva anns talks this week, administration officials
~id today.
The proposal, which also sets as a goaJ ehm1nat1na all
ballistic nuclear mis iles in 10 years, was approved at a
White House meeting of President Reagan and a plannina ~up of the National Security Council Monday, sard the
officials, who demanded anonymity.
The decision carries out the thrust of Rea~n·s
discussions at the Iceland summit with Mikhail S.
Gorbachev, the Soviet leader.
But Kenneth L. Adelman, the d1re<:tor of the Arms
Control and Disarmament Agency, said, "The Soviets so
far have not been discussinf scnously the results of
Reykjavik with us at Geneva.'
Adelman. 10 an interview, said the Soviet nego-
tiations "seem to have been under instructions to be
un helpful since the Reykjavik meeun~. We want to build
on Reykjavik. They want to dispute.'
Apan from the nuclear·missile talks, Adelman said
separate U.S. and Soviet groups would meet in Geneva
next week to consider ways to improve the monitonng of
U.S. and Soviet underground nuclear tests. He said the
talks could pave the way to Senate rauficat1on of 1974 and
1976 treaties to limit such blasts to I 59 kilotons.
Reqan, !n r~pons to Congress, hH. ac<:ulcd ~he
Soviets of v1olat1na th e agreements wrth excessive
detonations.
The Soviets have insisted that Reapn bad sugested
at Reykjavik that the Unued States and the Soviet U nion
work to ben all stratCIJC nuclear weapons by 1996, not ju t
ballistic missiles.
SAN JUAN, P\lerlo Rico (AP) -
lombl weal otr IOClll)' at two 0 .S.
armed forcet f'acilitia, W09ndi ... OM
pmon, DOlice Mid. Bombt wett
found at five other U.S. f'acilitiel. but were deftded.
The e~tnt of lbe daiNlle wu not
immediately known.
The Mlchc1trot, a sroup ~lune Puerto Rieu independence, daimed
responsibility f'or the blMU. Tbe
sroup hat UMd violence in the pest to
draw attention io its political <Se..
mands.
A ielepboae caJJer wbo said be
tpoke on bebalr of the ar<>UP told the
Allociated Prete tbe attacks wete to
protest ~ plans to ~n
Nicanpan rebela tn Pueno Rico. Sourcct in the Rt.qlJ) adminis.-
tration llid Monday the Pentaaon 1s
Soviets -
sending
arms to
Nicaragua
MJAMJ (AP)-Tbe Soviet Union
has sent helicopters, missile! and
other military equipment to
Nicaragua in response to oon-
grcssional approval ofS I 00 miUion in
aid to anti·Sandirusta rebels. the
Miami Herald reported today.
Tbe equipment, including sophasu-
catcd attack helicopters and around-
to-air missiles, bas arrived in the
Central American nation in recent
weeks, the Herald reported.
The new helicopten unloaded
wrthin the past two weeks from a
Soviet frciJ,hter would have left
Europe after the con~ssional ap-
proval of the Contra aid was assured
with House action on June 25, the
Herald said. "With the S 100 million (ap-
proved), the Soviets have definitely
upped the ante.'' an unidentified
Western diplomat in Managua told
the newspaper.
The Contra ard package President
Reagan signed Saturday may mean
new cargo planes and possibly fixcd-
wing attack aircraft for the rebels. A
large increase in supply flights 1s
ccnaih.
The Sandm1stas acquired as many
as eight new Mi-25 helicopter gun·
ships, kn own as "fl ying tanks" be·
cause: of heavy armor and arma-
ments, the newspaper said.
Sherman Adam•
Services slated
for Ike's adviser
LI NCOLN. N.H. (AP) -Frit nds
and relauves of former Gov
herman Adams will gather at his
bdoved Loon Mountain to re·
member tht' man who served as
Pre 1dent Eisenhower's top aide unt1 I
scandal forced him from power.
Adams died Monday at age 87 after
being hospitalized in Hanover for
several weeks. His health had been
frail for much of the past year.
Fnday a pnvatc family service will
be held an Nonh Woodstock and
another service Will be held at the ski
reson he developed on Loon Moun-
tain rn Lincoln. Burial plans are
incomplete.
A form er Republican speaker of the
New Hampshire House and member
of Congress, Adams in his second
term as governor when he enainccrcd
Eisenhower's victories in the 1952
New Hampshire prn1dcntial pnmary
and 1n th e general election.
Student support being sought for ho~tages
PHILADELPHIA (AP) - A hu-
manitarian orpnizat1on hopes
thousands of 11udents will follow the
uample of SOO younptc:rs here and
write cards and letters for the Amen·
cans held captive in Lebanon.
Monday. the 39th b1nhday of
kidnapped Journalist Terry
Andcrsofl, his s11tcr, Pcay Say, of
BataVJa, N.Y., alona with relatives of
ho iqes Frank Recd, Joseph C1c1p-
pio and Alec Collett, launched the
card campeian by acceptina cards
made by the school children.
Officials of No Greater Love, •
human1tanan foundation1 hope a
way will be found to deliver thote
... cards and othm to the capttve .
Meanwhile, a phot<>1r&Ph and a
videotape of Anderson'1 daughter.
Sulomc Theresa, born after he was
kjdnapped. wett tcrtt rtom Nicosia,
Cyprus, to Lebanon by friends who
hope l\e will see them broadcast on
Beirut telcvbion. Anderson, chief
Middle Eut Correspondent for the
Assoc:tated Pre • has been a captive
for 17 months.
tudents from l Franca Oc.~lc
School here tpcnt a week lcamina
about the hostaaes and workina on
the cards1 said istcr C'onstanoc
Mane. 1he1r principel.
A pcaal lcs n plan 11 available
for teachers elsewhere who want to
Join in the binhday card campe1an.
she said.
The ma10 purpose of the cards 1s to
let the bostaan and their fanulacs
know that they have not been for-
aottcn. Mid Carmella La peda. chair-
man of No Ortater Love.
"We Americans owe an alJesianct
to our fellow countrymen who arc
held hostqe solely bccautc of their
nationality," silt said. "When one of
us 1s crueU)' denied his hbcny, all of us
are d1m1n11hcd.''
No Oreatcr Love. a non.profit
orpn1ut1on bated in Wasbinaton. "
dedicated to howma col\Ct'm for the
fam1he1 of Amencan held hoataae or
killed 1n war or 1mon1t acu. The
aroup launched a )ltllow nbbon
campaign <lunna the lrantan hostage
ens" C1c1pp10, 56. wu k.idnapocd 1n
Beirut ori :pt. 12, a day be(orc has
birthday, S31d his brother Tony, who
attendtd with seven other relatives
" uppon hkc th11 has been a source
of su·cnilh to u .'' Tony ClC1pp10
said
Reed. 53, hke C1c1pp10, ..,a kid·
napped la t month. The other Amen·
cans held hostaac 1n Lebanon arc
David Jacobsen. SS. of Huntinaton
Beach. Thoma • uthcrland. SS. and
Edward Austin Tracy, SS
Ande rson. Jacob sen a nd
utherland arc thouaht to be 'uardtd
b mcmbtn of I lam1c Jihad.
Of.,._ Com11 DM.V NDTnu..mr. 0111•1 a -· *69
developi.na plane to U'aiJl the ,.....
known .. Concru. ill die u .....
St.ata aad tba• Pua10 llico .....
of lbree aata bcin&_contidered.
Bombl went off•• a U.S. Army rcc:ruitiQt office 1n F~, about 2'
milet eut or the caDiW oflu Juan,
and a U.S. Naval lteecrve Ofllce in
Bayamon, about five miles eut o(S&n
Juan. polace said.
The Fajardo bl.Mt iDJured a
PMletbY. Rafael Oc:alo r11UCfOe. 30.
He was wounded in the face and taken
to a hoapitaJ, pol\cc sajd.
Homemade bombs were found and
safely defused at five other U.S.
armed forces facilities, Police said.
The facilitiet were a lJ.S. Mannes
rcc:ruitina omcc in Santurce; a Na-
tional Guard otrace in Ma.)'llUC!; a
U.S. armed forces recruauna omoe
and a U.S. Army RCSCTVe office in
A1119 a.;_. a U.S. Mmed forae
-'d =•ea,.,: .,,.... ---fDad • ....-........ a.,.....
about '° milet aoulh of'Su Juu, but
die ,.W.91 t........S out IO be ~ -Police Superintendent CatlOI
Lopez Felic:iuo ontered an 'AllMI'>
tion of all federal oflkes in Pueno
Rico. TM Fii it~ in die
impecUom. poliae uML
Many federal ot6cts and mihwy
installationute bued in Pueno Jlico,
includi.nt Jtooeevelt lloedt. a latte U.S. Navy bate.
Tbe MachetcfOI are ~tina for
independtnce {or Puerto Rico.
lD 1981, they claimed 1cepomi-
bility for the datnaction <A te\'Cfal
Nauonal Guard planes ai Muna air
hue in San Juan. •
U .s. reduces Its payment
to U.N. by 1nore than 60%
Bv tlae A1soclate4 Prn1
UNrTED NATIONS -U.N. Secretary-General Javier Pcre'Z de Cutllar
recei ved formal notification from the United States that it intends to pay only
$100 million of1ts$210million 1986astesSmentlotbe world body. Under the
U.N. Charter, which the United St.ates 5111\Cd as a treaty, member states are
obliged to pay the amount usnsed by a vote in the General Assembly.
However, Conarcu, in acost-euninamoodand trritated by what iuawu U.N.
waste, mismanaaement and hostility to the Uruted States. made drastic CUlS in
the administration request forU.N. suppon. The U.S.assessment 1.hisyearwu
$21 O.,IJ\illion, or 2S pcn:cnt of the rqular U.N. budget. But Washington said it
mtcnlls to pay only SIOO million.
Aqa1no tlueaten.-•ar on commanl•ta
MANILA -President Corazon Aquino told a nurses' convenuon today
that 1fthe Communist insurgency proves unresponsive to her treatment it will
be removed by the .. drastic surgery of warfaTC." Aquino. spcaluna to about
1,000 nurses at a suburban army camp, compared the I ?·year-old leftist
guerrilla campaign to a "lingenng illness," which she said sbe is trying to cure
through dialogue and "the promise of reconciUation." The president, under
fire from Defense Miruster Juan Ponce Enrile for her peace overtures to the
Communists. sa id that as a Chnsuan, she was duty-bound to save lives rather
tban destroy them.
African leaden at JloambJqae funeral
MAPUTO. Mozambique -African royalty, prnidents and guerrilla
lc.aders joined thousands of· Mozambicans today for the funeral of President
Samora Machel, whose violent death stirred Third World protests apinst
South Africa. Machel's plane was en routt from Zambia to Maputo when 1t
crashed just 200 yards inside South Afnca on Oct. 19. Th1rty·four people were
killed and 10 survived.
Ethloplan lorelgn mlnl•ter ralgn• p<Mt
UNJTED NATIONS -Ethiopia's foreign min1Ster. saying hJS country's
Marxist reaime has forfeited the moral riJht to govern, resigned to protest what
he called Ethiopia's slide into dictatorship ... All effons to moderate its pohctcs
from wrtltin were to no avail,'' Goshu Wolde told rcponers at a news
conference Monday
LaRouche faces 2nd
day of questioning
WASHINGTON (AP) -Political
extremist Lyndon LaRouche was
scheduled to appear under subpoena
today to face questioning in federal
coun about alleged credit card fraud
by his 1984 presidential campaign
committees.
LaRouch6:s appearance for a sec-
ond day of sworn testtmony was
delayed until afternoon without ex-
planation. howeveT, as attorneys met
an private wtth lawyers for a New
Jersey bank that 1s involved in several
lawsuits with LaRouche and his
followers.
LaRouche began undergoing ques-
tioning Monday at a pretrial depo·
s1t1on at which the press and pubhc
were barred from attending by order
of a federaJ Judge.
LaRouche refused to comment
dunng a break 1n the questioning
Monday. "Not today.'· he told rc-
poncn as he walked away.
His appearance was in connection
with a sc:nes of suits and countersu1ls
1n federal coun in Newark, N.J ..
between First Fidelity Bank of New
Jersey and LaRouche and his 1984
presidential campai&n committees.
The closed testimony marks the
first ume LaRouche has faced que~ · •
uons regarding allegations of credit
card fraud by his organizations and
followers.
LaRouche's momaog appearance
was postponed whale lawyers for the
two sides held talks in a closed federal
courtroom . Od in Anderson,
LaRouche's attorney, declined to
discuss the nature of the talks.
Saytng he feared for his safety,
LaRouche had requested that the
deposition be given in a hotel be
would choose. that the bank's lawyers
be told of the choice of hotel the
mommg of the depositJon, that he
have armed guards present and that
the deposition be li mited to one day.
None of the condjuons wctt aranted.
White House calls from
Contra agents denied
By Uae A11oclated Pre11
WA HINGTON -The White Hou'IC ha\ denied 11ny kn owledge of a
rcpon saying telephone calls v.ere placed almolit daily to a auonal S«unty
Council official from Salvadoran safe houses -;ct up b} a former CIA aacnt.
Even 1f the rcpon were true. pres1denual spokesman Lan) Speakes sa1d
Monday. "I don't know whether It would constitute an y 1llc:gah ucs on 1t'I face ...
Newsweek magazrnt' said unday that Qills were made nearl}'cvery day 1n m1d-
Scptember to Lt. Col. Ohver Nonh of the NSC stafTfrom safe houses set up by
Mu Gomez, reputed to be a leader an the clandestrnc effon to resupply
guerrilJas trying to oust the leftist government of "11caragua
ACLU bac.t• IJom~ muriages
NEW YORK -The Amencan ClVll L1ben1t's naon plani. to acti vely
seek the ehm1nat1on oflcgaJ bamers to homosexuaJ and lesbian mam ges. the
organii.atfon's nauonal executive director said today. Whale 1t hai. .. always
been our po Ilion thatnomosexuals should be treated equally by the law," the
ACLU ha focused on job d1scnminat1on, imel)'•rta but not explicitcly sauna
uppon of homosexual mamaae. said Ira OltiSCr. The ACLU's dutttOB
agl'ttd on the new policy an New York Oct. I -19, and released a pobcy
Statement Monday in Washinaton. Glasser S&Jd ... We senerally trunk when two
people make a hfe commitment to each other. which 1 what mamlJC is,
society should not be tcllinathcm th.at only these two people can bedo1na at And
not thote two people." he wd.
Liberty 'left out.' hold own celebradon
NEW YORK -Ethn1c SJ'OUPI that felt lef\ out dunna the L&~!\)'
Weekend e:ittravapnt.a ln July had thcu own cclebrauon on the I OOth
ann1venary of the dtd1cat1on of the tatuc of t..abtrty. Fifty• u people,
1nclud1na former boxer Muhammad Ah and former buebell J\ar J<>t
otM11110. received lhe Ellis bland Medal of Honor Monday. 1be other 24
recipients did not attend lhc ceremony, held an damp and chilly weather on tbc-
1 land whert millions of1mmi&nnu pes~ en routt to new laves an Americ:a.
The medal wett a&rltd upon af\er teveral ethnic 1fOups, notabl)' ltahan~
Americana and lns\-Amcncan , said t.bty wnc offended when PTnldeol
Reapn prctcntcd the Medal ofLlberty to 12 lmm'IJ'lnU on nauonal \CIC"IDOl'I
dunnaLtbenyWeekend. Noncoftherca1>1cnttwuaflnlh. lt.alianor ~th
ancestry, and demonstrauons were threatened
A8 * Or9ng9 C0Mt DAILY ptLOT/ Tueedey, OctObef' 28, 1Me
•
Newport Beach
endorsements
Newport Buch residents who s.o to the polls Nov. 4 will find 12
City Council candidates. four available seats and several difficult
choices. . . While most observers say arowth is the key word dcscnbmg this
council campaip, we think quality is more apt.
Nowhere is there such a quanuty of qualified candidates. and all
of them are.concerned about the quality of life in Newport Beach.
Most of the hopefuls are talented and experienced. Some,
unfortunately, must lose. .
While the council is divided into districts, the council hopefuls
are elected at larae. It's a . fonnat that ensures everr. area is
represented, yet it auaros ap1nst the unabashed parochialism that
hampers some othtt representative forms of municipal •overnmenl
Other Orange Coast cities should consider adoptJQI such a
manageable design that makes sorting out a dozen candidates easier.
Our endorsements for Newport Beach:
DISTRICT • -Councilman Bill Agee is not seeking re-election
so the race for the right to reprc~nt Corona dcl Mar will be won by a
newcomer. We think MJclaael LaplD is that candidate. Although he's a
relative political novice, Lapin seems to possess all the tools
necessary to be a solid councilman. He's sincere. honest, articulate
and analytical. Moreover, he has vision.
Lapm docsn 't sec growth as the key issue. He is more concerned
with maintaining and improving the city's infrastructure. Re-
development is more crucial than development, be says. The city
must plan for its eventual grayi~ as its populatio~ ages and ~eaJ ~th
the question of affordable housing. Further, Lapm bas a Wlder Vlew
that Newport alone can't solve many of th~ problems tha~ draw the
ire of its residents. The problems., while soluble, arc reg>onal and
require cooperation wit~ the CC?Unty ~nd nei~~ring cities. .
Lapin's legal expencnce, includrng a military tour as a Judge
advocate, seems to have prepared him well.
Lapin is challenged primarily by Pat Michaels and Phil Sansone.
Michaels has a long rcoord of iervicc to the community that
merits consideration. but he seems to lack lapin's grasp of the issues.
Sansone is a long-time civic activist who bas tried to improve
the Corona del Mar community through bis diligent work on
homeowners associations and other groups. He sincerely cares. But
Sansone whose main appeal is to "slow· or no-growthers," seems to
lack lapin's broader perspective. Also running arc Betty Tesman
and Hannon Weston.
DISTRICT 4 -The incumbent Jac1cie Heather, opted for
retirement, so a new face will be elected" from the 4th District. While
Heather Wlll be missed, Clare.nee "Bas" T'orner seems quite capable
of stepping in.
As a member of the Airport Working Group, Turner helped
fight John Wayne Airport expansion and later helped craft the
compromise to end years of liugation.
Turner has earned respect for his service on the Planning
Commission. As chairman of the planning body, Turner has
demonstrated the leadership quaJities a councilman needs. And he
has shown a keen mind in deahng with the technicalities of planning.
zoning and development.
Ironically, Turner's critics hint darkly that Turner's real estate
backgroun~ will somehow mean ~oom.for the ~ity. We don't. ~~Id
with that view. In fact, Turner's integrity and intellectual ababttcs
have drawn praise from virtually all the other candidates in the
election.
David Shores, an eneging and witty opponent, might merit a
closer look if he wcrcn t facing Turner. Shores is not a one-
dimensional candidate but a well-rounded moderate who has other
concerns besides the build-out of Newport Center. We would like to see Shores channel his talents into some city panel or group until the
next election. .
The other candidate is Roo Winship.
DISTRICT 1 - For years, incumbent Councilman Don Straa11
has been the S<Kllled voice in the Newport wilderness, patiently
urging moderation and restrafot on growth issues. It's been a
dignified thouah lonely voice. And recent event.s suuest Strauss has
been speaking fora constituency that was ignored too Jong and is now
flexing its political muscles before a council that may be starting to
listen. If he were to be re-elected, Strauss probably would not be at the
short cod of all those 6-1 council ballots.
Strangely, Strauss' opposition seems fueled by some of has
consti tuents who themselves feel ignored. Balboa and central
Newport residents don't think Strauss bas paid enough attention to
the problems of their neighbol'boods.
Enter Jame1 "B•u" Penon, a solid candidate with a long list of
endorsements and of service to the community.
Person has done bis homework and paid bis dues as a member of
the Planning Commission, winning points for his ability to respond
to needs, hsten to concerns and find solutions to problems.
Person 1s highly regarded throughout the community. To his
credit, he has taken the high road. choosin' to run a clean but tough
campaign. Person is especially appeahng because he is not
hamstrung by ideology, recognizing the need at times to compromise
pri nciple for the common good. Unwavering opposition bas a place.
But intransigence when you don't bold the cards, in the case of the
airpon for example, accomplishes nothing.
In any other election, Buzz Person would cam our unqualified
endorsement. He's that good.
But Person hasn't expressed Strauss' sensitivity on growth
issues. Person supports the Newport Center plan and Strauss docs
not.
As much as we like Person. we can't bring ourselves to call for
the removal of Newport's conscience. A council must represent
many poa nts of view, not just the popular or prevail ing opinion. And
Strauss has done that.
Strauss' problems and strcnaths lie in philosophr . He sees his
role as a spokesman for those who don't want the city urbanized
further. He also sees himself primarily as a representative of the
entire community, consequently be probably doesn't pay close
enouah attention to the parochial needs of "bis district."
We would like Strauss to broaden his vi ew, sec the need to meld
interests and deepen his involvement during what be bas announ ced
would be his final term. And we'd like Person, should he lose at the
ballot box, to remain a winner and maintaJn his involvement.
particularly on the Planning Commission.
DISTRICTS -We've saved the best for last. EvtlYD Bart, the
grand dame of Newport or the "old gray mayor" as she called herself
during her two-year term as mayor, has earned our unqualified
support and your vote for her re-election. Hart is everything a
council member ouaht to be and bas been since she was first elected
in 1978. She is thouabtful, sympathetic and energetic enough to be
effective at many level!.
Hart is not ea.sily typecast. She's not a pro-growther or a no-
growther.
Evel yn is well Uked and well respected by all those she
encounters and hers is a wide circle. She is a friend to and member of
a multitude of a:roups and organiutions.
She ia already at work at the regional level, a<fdrcssina problems
that e~tend beyond city boundaries. Evelyn sets an example to which
other council members should aspire.
Our aJowina endonement of the incumbent is not intended to
demean her opponent. We do not subscribe to the notion that Allan
Beck is some son of eccentric oddity.
Beck is 1 concerned citizen whose ideas sbould not be dJSmissed
out of hand. Some of Beek's proposals may be oflbeat. But someone
wisely said once that from common people, come common ideas.
City offict.lt would do well to listen. •
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State construction one
means to get re-elected
Just one week between now and
ckl·t1on da). nc\I Tuesda}. No" 4. I
don'r kno" about )OU. but I "111
brt•athc ;i sigh of relief" hen 1t 1s oH·r.
Thl·rt· an:. of course. ccnain items
"h1ch mu st be "Oted on b' the
ckctoratc. Sul·h matter<; as sdecti on
ofcand1date!> for vanou!> governmen-
tal offices -starting with the go" -
t·rnor and going down to members of
cit' councils. But this ballot. ltl.c
e'en ballot I can remember. 1-s
loa&d "1th propos111ons "h1ch
.,huuld tx· the rcspons1b1lit} of thl'
\tatt· k g1sla1u rc.
..\s for the candidates. that of l"OUr'>l'
1\ up to )Ou You alread) kno" ho" I
fed Jbout thl' 'll'\\po rt Beach Cat~
< ounl ii E' d~ n Hart " ho 1s ru nning
for rt··l'lt•rt1on 1s b) fa r the <,upenor
lahd1datl'
!)inct• m) ~archlight of last "eek
I'' t' tx·l·n ama1cd at ho" mam
'l'" port lkath residents agree \\1th
nw \l':>O hem man) ha'C" \UCh strong
!\:ding\ again<,\ Don Strauss \\ho
''""l"mn'> to hil'l' JOlnl'd forcrs ""h \llan Bn·k
Ma) be h~ hasn't. but Judging b) thl'
"a} the telephone has been ringing. a
lot of ' otcrs feel he has.
Thl' uni) other m ong feeling I ha\,.
1s aga1 n<,t Stall' Supreme Court Ju!i-
llce Rose R1rd. You·,e hea rd too
mut h ahout that alread).
Man) }cars ago. "hen Earl Warren
"D'> g1)' crnor Cbcforl' becoming Chief
Ju\ttle l)f thl' lln1ted States Supreme
Court> I "as ad' 1sed b) a d1 s-
1111gu1sht•d professor of political m -
enn· that th<.• onl} '>ma rt thing to do 1s
to' ote against all of the 11ems referred
b) thl' lcg1,lat ure to the voters. Then.
1 f )OU are dl\pk'a'>ed "1th the action of
)Our rl'Prt.''>l'ntatl\c 1n the assembl)
orwnall'. \OU lan al"a)S fire ham.
Of thl' four bond alls on 1he ballot
1hc.:re 1s J n.·a,onable question in
man) Pl.'UPlc.··s minds as to whether
lhl· kg1'>1Jlurl' \hould ha'e appro,ed
WALTER
Bu11ouc11s
ANO MICHAEL BROCKERT
al ka\t 1hrl'l' of thesl' bond acts. And
l'' l'll the unl' that 1s for bad I) needed
u1n \lruu1un uf prisons. there 1s a
4Ul'\llon on hm' ma n) and in which
pJrt'> of tlw \latl' the) ~hould be
lllll\llUllt'd
In .all gO'l'rnnH'nt conr,1ruu1on
th,·1, ., onl '-JUl''>lhrn "h1ch <,hould be
Jll'>"l'rt•d I lo" daboratc should 11
he"
It seem!> to nit• 1hat both s1a1e"1dc
and nat 1onJll~ e' l'r) 11m~ a bu tiding
'' p1 llJCl tl'd thl' pl.in~ ;ire so elaborate
thJt l'' en though pcrmanencc 1~
pio' 1dcd tlwrc " no net'd to add all
thl' frills that "l' .,ct•m to get e'er:
11nw 1hq place thl· problem in the
hJnd\ ofrng1necr'> and arc hitect' and
huildcr<,.
Rcprescntauvc!. and St'nators. both
\ta ll' and na t1on:1I. seem to have only
orK· mo11 \l· -10 be re-elected. i.\nd
om· of the fa' untc dc1; ices to gain re-
l'll'l"l1on ,., to pro" 1dc. w11h Matew1 de
monq or na11onal mone>.. construc-
tion of a beautiful facilit~ in the
n·pre\cntall\l'·s area.
In oldl'n da)s \\<hl'n I sometimes
had the assignment 10 co,er a
kgl\laturc. 11 "as al"a)s amusing to
s11 1n a pre'' galll'r) and litcn to the
'a nous Spl'cches "hercb) one rep-
rt'Sl'ntat1 ' c "ould suppon a big
building prOJl'Ct 1n area A for the
rl'prc.:scnt all'c of that area Then the
nc\I da) the '>pccrh1f} 1ng would be
rnl·rsed. a'> the rcprec;cn1a11,e from
an:a .\ "ould nn" suppon the
prupo!>1t1on for area B
'o doubt tha t's fun but the in·
e' 11abk rrsult 1!1 an enormous deficit
tha1 someho" has to be paid later on.
If }Ou folio\' the nc"s close!) you
I.no" that this enormous deficit ts
one of our grea1 national problems as
"ell as a gro" 1ng sta te problem.
I'm a strong supporter of public
education. as I think most of us arc.
But ho" huge and how luxurious
should the buildin~s to house 1hat
publit cduc:lllon be
.\notht•r ltl'm that seems to find 11s
"a~ in to 'anou\ propos111ons is the
111~1t1t•r of re uremcnt pa \
In the nl'"!>PaPl.'r business much of
thl) retirement rs referred to as
.. Juubk-d1pp1ng ·· That means get-
ting n:tirl·ment pa) from SC\ era I
.. uuru·s Jnd \Oml' of our politicos arc
p1l.·t1~ good at 11 I "on·1 go into
detail-. hcrl' but I do tell ) ou that
1h1ough the 1n111atl\e statute in
C Jl1forn1a 11 is possible fo r a former
puhlil Sl'f\ ant of the coun t> or the
u1' to get a ... 1a1c rl'tirement as "ell
T hl' onl) rc11reml'n t I ha'e per-
'>1Jnall~ '' a meager amount monthl)
from tht· fl'der .ii gO\ ernment fo r
ha\1ng l'n ed as nn offi cer 1n World
\\ ar II But. 1f I "l'rc so 1ncl1ned. I
rnuld run for count} office and th en
lntt·r on become a state employee.
Let"!. 'ice. that g1' cs me o ne. t\\O, three
rl'I 1 rl'ment pa) men ts.
Don"t get nen ous. I haven't the
slightest 1nten11on of running for
an~ thing. But I'm going to suggest to
m ~ tl'llo" 1ournalms there's a real
ston there.
Well. folks. happ) \Ot1ng and we'll
JUSt ha H' to lool fo r""ard 10 the ne'I
clcl't1on "hen. I hope. there won't be
need for three 'otcr's information
pamphlets as then· "as this tame
You didn't get three'> Son) I can
\l'l' ~ou'rc a dcpn,ed person
Walter Burrougb1 11 tbt Pilot '1
founding publisbu.
Aquino's defense chief shows
no sign of easing criticism
By ROBERT H. REID
M \I'll .\. Ph1hpp1nes -Defense
\t11mtl'I Juan Ponu' Enrtle shows no
"~" 111 rl'kn11ng in hi s cnt1 c1sm of
P1l'\llkn1 C ora1on ..\qu1no's go,ern-
nll'IH '"111ng the \tage for further
l111tt11ll 111 h,·r di\ 1ded adm1n1\·
tr.11u1n
On ~unda~. lhc outspoken Ennlc
appcJrcd for the fi rst lime at a rall)
01gan11l·d h> su pporters of deposed
Prcs1dl·n1 hrdinand E. Marcos and
rl·nn,cd h1'> uill\ for a .. people's
<.rus:idl"' aga in<,t C ommun1sm.
\!though the rall~ was ostens1b l)
an11-( ommuni~t. the est imated
20.CX.JO people chanted "Down wit h
Cor)" -M1 1; Aquino's n1cknamc -
nnll wa .,,cd ban ners saying such
things a\ "(or) For Commu nism.
fn11k Dcmocrac) ··
Io the consen a11vcs who sup-
ported Marcos. Enrilc. the deposed
president's long11mc defense chief.
ho' become a ne" champion The
dt•f<.·nsc min mer 1\ \lrtdel) believed to
h:l\ c prrs1dcn11al amb1t10n$
lronKall) 11 was lnnlc's break
"'11h Marco~ in February that trig-
gered the Cl' 1han -m1htary revolt that
propelled Mrs Aquino to power.
Last week Enr1lc and Mrs. qu1no
had a late n1Jh1 met't1na that she
de nbed as -a "rttonc1liu ron "
\Ocrword she announced Enn lc
¥.ould rema in 1n her Cabinet. desp11c
callc, by her closest ~upponers for his
~1ina11on
1ncc then. ho"cver. Enr1le has
appeared before twoanti..Commun1it
rall1e~. ha mmcrang awayat this tht'mc
that thl· go\crnmcnt 15 faltering in the
face of n ,·hnllcnic from the leO
·\!though Enrilc refrains from at·
tat k1 na Mr . Allu1no pcrwnally. has
rcmari.., l"k ,1rl) indicate oppos111on
In thr dm•<. llon of hr r government.
F nnlc a1dl·~. !>pt•aktng on co nd1t1on
thl') not m· 1dl·ntlfi<.'d. a } the 62-ycar-
old Hal\;ird graduate pla ns to con-
t111ul'l'nt1u11nggovern mt'nt pohq as
"'""on C ommun1 sm.
I he~ \J) hl' will also raise ques-
tiom abou1 lorrup11on "1thin the
\4uino adm1n1c,t ra11on. centeri ng on
Iola I official<1 appoin ted wholesale h~
the go' l'rnmcnt to replace Marco'i era
holdo,ers.
The appointments have prompted
"1dr'lprcad cnt1c1sm. even from
'iome of Mt Aqui no's supponers.
"ho complain that many of the
appointees arc 1ncompc1cn1.
Fnnlc told a Mantia rally Saturday
that the Ph1ltpp1ncs needs a govern·
mcnt that 1s "stable. honest and clean
-a government be yond suspicion
and not affected by corruption."
Cnnlc ariucs that he has a right to ra1~ such issues because. he main·
tains. the Aquino aovemment 1 o
<.O:tl1tion of forces that ovenhrew
M:ircos a nd not a consrnutionally·
ba~cd rl·g1mc.
He ma1nta1nc;, therefore. 1ha1 as a
member of that coalition. he and the
m1h1:ir' hl' claims to represent ha H
the right 10 l'Ommcnt on policies
beqrnd thosc of national dt'fense ~ccording to Ennlc. the onl'.Y Wll)
trs. .\qu1no can regain const1t u-
11onal aulhOnt) is to call new prcst·
den1 1al elc:c11on~. something she ha'i
stcadfastl) refu cd 10 do.
In a column Mo nda ) 1n the
Ph1hpp1nc Tribune, Janus Bondoc
"rote th<n thc onl) way Mr5. Aquino
can pro' c that her government is not
a coalitton ·~ 10 fire Ennle.
"But she won't," Bondoc wrote.
"She can't. And Enrilc knows 11."
Althouah Cabinet min isters close
to Mrs. Aquino have promised to
restra in public calls fo r Enrile's
rcsign<uion. Philippine columnists
wa rn the co nunucd war of words 1s
undermining the 8·month·old gov-
ernment.
Rokrt R. R~ld 11 Mull• Bureau
Ctltl for Tiit Al6ocl•ttd PrtH.
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THOUS
ELIAS
Prop. 63
a battle
over
language
There arc sexier. more eitcitina
1s uc~ on nl'.\t wc-ek's ballot than
Proposition 63. but none would have
more impact on C aliforn1a's future.
The fiv e-paragraph init iative looks
inol'Uous enough. seeming to demand
onl\ that state go,'ernment exert
c' er) cfTort to promote the use of
English 1n offi cial functions.
But the meaning of the measure
goe!> far bc'ond that. The vote on 11
will not onh be a good baromet~r of
ho" Cal1fo rn 1ans feel about 1mm1gra-
11on -both legal and illegal - bul 11
"111 also cnrr} messages across the
nation The 1m11a11,c ts pnman l) 1he work
of former L . Sen S. I. Hayakawa.
"ho has long pushed for a C'onst11u-
11onal amendmi:nt declari ng English
10 be 1h1) l'oun lr) 's sole official
language
The fam ed semant1c1st got no-
" here \\h1k a \enator. But "hat Ha ~al a\\a failed to do for the entire
nation he mu' no" be o n the \C rge of
a<.rnmpltshin·g here.
··\\\'d ltkc 10 get nd of bilingual
ballo1-.:· sa~s tanle) D1am':'nd. a
longtime Ha~a ka"a a1dc.hea~~ng the
l·ampa1gn fo r his mentor s 1n 111at1 ~e.
But opponents behe'e 1n1tiatl\C
backer., rralh "ant to make life hard
for 11l'" 1mn11grants. The opponents
al~o da1m the propos111on would not
thro" ou t bilingual ballots. but might
furn· the chm1na11on of bilingual
ht•alth program'>. multilingual fire
preH'nt1on mata1als and bilingual
91 I cmcrgcnl' ll'lcphone operator~ .
··Th1'> 1S a dcrcptl\ e mc-asurc:· S:l)S
k\\KJ F1\I.. a '>pokes"oman for
( <1liforn1nn~ l n11cd ..\ga1ns1 Prop-
O\ll1on ('IJ thl' an11-in111a11'e coah-
twn
"Thl' peopll' bacl.ing 11 art" tied to
group~ \\hllh tight 1mm1gra11on
The> belie' e 1m m1grants cauSl' all
sort!> of problems from cnmc to
hea' > traffic 1n downtown San Fran-
ll\l"O The 1n1liat"e 1s poorl) "ordcd.
\Cr) \DgucanJ "ould produce count-
less la"sum It "ould breed in-
tolerance and d" 1s1vencss and doci.
no1h 1ng tu l'nlOuragc an) one to learn
Fngli\h.""
Uut lfa>aka\\a claim) the opposite.
.. Countri es w11h two official
language<, arc headed for trouble."
saH the forme"enator "In countries
"I.th t\\OOr 20or JOO languages. thq
soh e the problem b) naming one
offi cial langu:ige ··
Bacl.er<; hope Ha~akawa·s 1n-
111atl\ e "111 spur o "a' e of 1m11a11ons
1f 11 "ins. much like the Propos1t1on
I 3 prope rt} ta\ cut~ of 1978. which
ins pired more than t\\O dozen s1m1lar
l;rns 1n other states
"There's no quei.11on 1 f~e succced.
others "111 be fo llowing." SU)S
Diamond '"The impact of a la" like
1h1\ 1n the na11on's largest state will be
1m ponan1 in Washington. D C o\nd
\.\C0
\ e had 1nqu1ne" from more than
~o s1a1e<,"
lron1call}. the backers agree "1th
opponents that C\Cn 1f1t passes. their
1n 111a11,e "111 not ban its chief ta rge t.
the Spani sh-language ballots now
pro' 1ded 10 H1span 1c voters in 10 of
Cu lifornia's 58 counties.
fhat's because the ballots are
required under the federal Voting
R1Khh \ct, "'h1ch "ould preempt an'.Y
<.ontrad1ctor> r1l'~ state law
fh" up\ct~ Ha,akawa. who con-
h'nd' that "Thr \1011ng Rights Act
and the naturaf11a11on la ws are in
dircl I rnntrad1c11on. The 1mm1gra·
11011 la"!> require \OU 10 read and
"fill' English " ·
Adds Diamond. ··The 1mm1gra11on
la"s requm· 1hat nc" c111zens pass a
IC\\ urnurnq and literacy in English
o ho" can }Ou JU!tll f\. an> language
"' ballots but Enghsh?1'
Ans"ers Fisk. "Anything that in-
' oh cs people more tn the elec toral
process 1s good I'm a pretty good
F nghsh speaker and ballot iss ues arc
often ~o compli{·ated I can't under-
'ltand thl'm. \O ho~ can you expect a
non-na11,e Engli)h speaker to under-
stand them \.\Cll? We believe this ~hole measure 1s JUS I a smokesc:rctn
\cnt up b) people who want to choke
off 1mmigra11on."
I~ 1~ not a rnokcKreen. however.
Thi proposition's intent is very clear.
It tells 1mm1arants that they must
ma tcr their ne" country's lanauage
or be left out or the power structure
.\nd 11 1n' 1tc$ the re t of America to follO¥. $Ull.
It's hardly surpr~11'la that Amen·
rn'c, fif)t \Cnous Enahsh-only cffon
comes here 1n the state which has
u\urpcd New York's old role as .\mcr1ca·, melting pot
\aliforn1a sc hools must deal with
children whose parents Sl)C'ak 83
different lansuagcs.
The que 11on voterl must an wer:
Docs an 1n1t1at1 ve that bans stale and
local government\ from usin1 th'
native lanauaae orthoK parcncsalso
tell them and their eh1ldttn they must
..ctt ll-ror ~ond-c:lus statu11"
TllomH Ell•• /1 • Sdr.t Moalr•·
ba1fil rol•m•/11o•1tate ln•u
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h "FIV!ng Mje11tt" (1978) Robert
Conrad, Simon Olkllnd.
I 0 WHO'S THE 9068? Q I 100.000 PVMMIO HONmtOONEA8 HEWS
MOVIE
H "Young Biiiy Young" (19419)
Robel'\ Mit(hum, A~ OlddnlOft
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Truth vs. legenc;t
in 'Manhunt' film
By BOB WISEHART 11119C...., ....._...,,...
"'IEW YORK -There arc interest·
1ng tom:s at "ori.. 1n "Manhunt fpr
C 1'1ud l' Oallas" thal have nothing 10
do "11h "hethcr the mo' ic 1s ·an)
guod
llnintent1onall). I 1h1ni... 11 a'iks
qul·st1ons about ho" tru th becomes
kgcnd the same trarh111on the movie
nsdf undl·rgocs.
h's all but 1mposs1blc to tell a stor:
hke 1h1s "nhoul a S)'m pathe11c po1n1
of' 1c" because the needs of1he s1or~
demand it Bui misplaced sympath~
i'i .. , hnt '>ke\\l'd the real-life stor~ of
Claude Dallas in the firs1 place.
Dallas '-':IS a sclf·Sl}kd mountain
man "ho gunned do\\n l\\O Idaho
Fish and Game officers 1 n 198 1. The~
"l're lr)ing 10 arres1 h1"!' on m1sde·
meanor ehargl'S of '1ola11ng the
stall"S hunting and trapping regu·
la11on\
..\fter a long and difficult manhunt.
Dalla'> "as Ii nail\ run to eanh 15
months later. His tnal was a spectacu-
lar alTair Dl•!r1)1te h1<; claim that he
shot thl' game olfal.'rs 1n !>ell-defense.
f);.illa'> "as found guih) of man-
slaugh1er and '>l'ntenccd to three
con~t.'Ull\l' 10·\ear '>l'ntenct:s.
Carltl.'r th•'>} car on Easter Da). he
e'>lapcd from 1he Idaho State Correc·
uonal I ns111ut1on at Boise. He 1s. as
f:11 as a1nbo1.h kno"s. s11ll at large.
lo.1lkd Rip I orn pla}s the shcnfTwho
kd the nlanhunt.
One ironic footnote is that Dallas
hJd l''>l'apcd b) 1he time the mo-.1e
"a~ \hot 1n Colorado this summer. As
~ ou might expect. 11 made the
mm 1emalo.ers more than a httleants).
f, l.'I) before he was captured.
D;.illas became a fol k hero of sons. the
same '-':I\ "c·,e made heroes out of
Bill\ the 'Kid and Jesse James. These
dJ\ \.the transformation JUSt doesn't IJ~c n'> long --
rh1s nlO\ IC \\On't do an )'th1ng tO
d1ange their minds. Salinger 1s an
l'ngaging ~ oungactor and it's hard not
111 l1kl· him Dallas 1s presented as an
.1nJl'hronism. n man born at least I 00
'1:ar\ 100 late "ho pays a pnce for
iil·1ng m1splUll'd 1n 11me.
I hl' real niJn "as nothing of 1he
\11rt DallJ' "asn'1 born out of his
tlnll' hl' onl\ l reated that image for
h1mwlf Born in Ohio. he headed for
"ildl·r rnuntn 10 make himself into
the man he al~ a\ s "anted to be and
u\ 1hLat1on tx· damned
The mo'>I tdltng '>l'enc I'> the crime
11,df There "ere three options: to
c,hm' Dalla\· \l'rw1n. the one laid out tn the prO'>l'lUt1on. "h1ch the JUI)
J OJ thl' JUJge Ob\ IOUSI~ believed \\aS
l 01 rl'l l. or hnl h
Claude Allin• (left), Matt Salln&er •tar In .. Manhunt for
Claude Dalla•" tonl&bt at 9 on CBS, Channel 2.
"~1anhunt ·ror Claude Dalla\" airs
ton1gh1 11n ( B'i \1att Salinger. the
son ol rl·dus1' l' Oll\ cl1s1 J [) Salinger
("( .lllhl'r 111 lhl· R~c"). pla~., Dallas
( lamk \k11l\ 1s Johnm Poe. one of
the r 1\h and C 1aml.' officer-, Dallas
I ~usJ>l'lt I'm probahl) giving
"\tanhunt fm Claude Dallas" more
"'1gh1 1han 1t dc'il.'nes or was e-.cr
tnll'n1k<l 111 haH'. 11·~ a '-'ell-done.
l \l)l:rth mJdl· '>tOr) about a murderer
ml\tit It h," a "~ mpathct1c point of
'll'" hel.ll'''' that malo.c'i a better
\IOI ~
Composers
to convene
J>.\~.\DEN -\ ( .\P) -The 10th
\nnu:il ·ong\Hllcrs Expo t'i expected
10 dr:i" "'()() to 1.000 panic1pants
"hl·n 11 (On\ encs aturda\ and
Sun<fa) at Pa~adcna lit} College
~l·rn1nars '"II include tips from
proti:ss1onal song,Hllcrs and record
nimpan) ar11s1s and rcpeto1re (A&R)
agl'nl'>. and da1I~ "p1tch·a·thons"
''1th thl' \&.R ix·oplr '-'tll1ng capt1,es
to .1ud1t1oning unsoltc1tcd 1apes of
llllll'\
John Rrahcn\ co-founder and
Jtrl'ltor\\llh Leri C handlerof1hc Loo;
\ngl'll'' ~ung" r11(·rs 'ihowcasc.
"h1d1 'ponsors 1hc l.'\Cnt. said putr
h,hl'r\ ptl h ·d up 9 songs from last
~l'Jr°'> Song,~rttl'rs E\po
'°>l'nltnarc, th1., \l'ar "Ill include
pand' on mp) nghi!>. film scoring and
tJknl managl·nicnl. along '-'Ith Jingle
"ming and llP' on collaborating" 1th
other "n h:rc,
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• Comp/Jmentary hors 'd ouevres Mon. Fn.
• Cabaret Seafood Bar from 1 p.m
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riortty service? Professionals can.bank on It
stng their own ltne of credit
s the most appealing factor
" ... Priority B&nldna ofllce in Ne~rt Bach.
"A variety of amenit* and a poaiuve en· trepteneurial apirit make this area a place wbere peopk
come to achieve IUllCeM " Fiecber noca.
Priority bank.in& can be defined u a cu1tomized,
personalized way of offerlna bek.ina eervices to affluent peo~ with special needs. While 1ucb ten'ieee are not
available or n~ to everybody. ID increuhllly t\iah
percentqe of Oran,e Cout ret1dentl wh0te income
exceeds the county median of S• t ,2SS can benefit from
them.
The typical priority baDkifta client i11 prof.eujonaJ in
tbe 3S-to 40-yeat-old aee taftlt. He or she it an
achievemcnt-oneated, h~ educiased individual wbo is ~Aina toward a c:uatom car, a houte in an especially
nice neipborbood and other expensive item11 act0fdina
to Fitcha. Priority bankina eerves u a vebiac for thet'C
people to achjeve purchuina p0wer he 11ys.
.. Havina their own line of ~t i1 the tinaJe m<>1t
appeal in& factor," Fitcher claims. ''They want to borrow
money for investments and for such items 11 auto-
mobiles, boau and aircraft -now -not I S years from
now. We fill that vacuum."
':These people are achievers -younaer professional
couples, such u accountants, entrepreneurs. docton,
denti1u and real estate executives -whole profession
and lifestyle make a statement about them.,.·· says Kenneth
Fischer, vice president and muaeet or Union Bank's
By u1in1 a person's balance ajleet, the priority
banldna officer determines whether the pro1pective client
is suitable for the lef'Vicet. Some clients are enterina new
careen or expendina their bu1i11CS1C1. Othen are
established professionals seeldna fundina for a,urchases or
MENTCB TYSON DODDS
Toshiba divisions
tell appointments
At Tot~ba'1 Cepler Prodt1eta DM1loa in Tustin, Sid Reisch,\
vice president and aeoeral manager, has named Ray Mentclt of
Fountain Valley as manager of facsimile suvice and LUy Ty100 of
Mission Viejo as special markets administrator. Mentch will be
responsible for tesuna. monitoring and evaluation of all facsimile
machines, accessories and supplies. Tyson, who has expertise in reprographic~ will coordinate marketinJ activities with major
industrial accounts and government agencies. • • • Meanwhile, Debra E. Dodd• of Huntington Beach has been
promoted to printer product manager for To11llba'1 laformatloa
Sy1tem1 Dlvlli• also ~ in Tustin. She will oversee overall
marketing for 24-pin dot-matrix printers. Since joining the firm last
February, she has helped develop marketing strategy for the
Pagel..aser 12 laser printer. • • • Geor1e EacUa.1toa of Corona dcl Mar, chief executive officer for
the profcuional law corporation of Eadington, Merhab and
Eadington,.. has been appointed as the seventh member of the board of
directon 1or the lrvtae Coualtlq GrM,. The announcement was
made by Neil H. Durkee, Jr. cbairman o the board of the firm that
V ANCOUGllNETI' DUBOIS SIMMONS
offers technical consulting services for geotcchnical cngmeering,
acology, soi ls and material testing and construction inspection to
commercial and residential developers. • • • J . l.eltll Vucoep.en bas come from UMA Group Ltd., in
Canada to be vice president offinance and administration at lrvllle
Coa1aJtiD1 Grot1p, be. where he ~ntly promoted Daaiel Debois
and Ella M. AINoaido to controller and manager of accounting.
respectively. Now residing in Laguna Hills, Vanco.ughnett has 15
years cxpencnce in the financial manqement of companies involved
with desian cnajneering, construction and turnkey construction.
Dubois is currently working with Vancoughnett to automate and
restructure accounting systems to better serve the company's 14
rapidly growing subsidiaries in Southern California. Addon1zio of
Mission Viejo was formerly senior staff accountant. . . ~.
John Zacpfcl, chief executive officer of CPG laterutlooal 1n
Irvine hasappointed MJcuel J. Slmmoa1 ofEI Toro as executive vice
president and chief financial officer. Previously Simmons was CFO
at Silicon Systems, Inc. Annual sales arc projected at $75 million for
CPG companies which manufacture and market product for
commercial and fine artists, architects and enajneers. • • • Gradco Sy1te,m1 lac. oflrvinc announced that Keltll 8 . Stewart,
chairman and chief executive officer, has rcassumcd the position of
(Pleue eee PROllOTlOPf8/8&)
MON EY SENSE
Golden
Eagle
coins
soaring
WASHINGTON (AP) -The
p0pular American EaaJe gold coin
went on sale again Monday with
anxious dealers snappinJ up 134,000
ounces of the coins, offietals reported.
Donna Pope, director of the U.S.
Mint, said each primary dealer was
limited to purchase 5,000 ounces
even though the dealers have re-
ported demand from the general
public is far outpacing the supply.
The coins, the first general-circula-
tion U.S. gold coin in 54 years, were
put on sale for the first time Oct. 20.
But embarrassed officials at the Mint
were forced to suspend sales the very
next day after the initial minting of
558,000 ounces sold out.
The Mint is now offering the coins
for sale once a week on Monday,
selling off the amount minted in the
past week .at the West Point, N.Y ..
bullion depository.
The coi ns arc not being offered for
sale directly to the p bhc, but instead
arc being sold to 25 · ary dealers
who resell the coins to a twork of
pr~ous metal dealers, in shops,
brokerage firms and banks
Pope said 24 of the 2 pnmary
dealers purchased the limit of 5,000
ounces of the one-ounce coins.
Another 12.000 ounces of coins
were sold in half-ounce and quaner-
ounce sizes. The Mint did not offer
any one-tenth-ounce coins for sale
this week, preferring to concentrate
their limited production facilities on
the larger sizes.
The coins arc literally worth their
weight in gold, selling for the market
price of the gold they contain. The
price for Monday's sale will be
determined by the price of gold on the
London exchange on Tuesday.
The price of gold has be-en falling in
recent days. It dropped to $410.00 an
ounce in London on Monday, down
from Friday's price of $412.50.
The American EagJe will sell for the
market price of gold plus a markup of
around 8 percent, reflecting fees
added by the Mint and wholesalers
and retailers who are handling the
coins.
Dealers said the brisk demand
apparently has more to do with the
novelty of the coins and patriotism
than investment decisjons .
Fred Bogan, executive vice presi-
dent for precious metals at Republic
Nauonal Bank of New York, said he
expected strong sales through Decem-
ber as people buy the coins to gi ve as
Christmas presents.
Treasury Department officials
hope to capitalize on the interest in
the gold coins by unveiling on
Wednesday a sister silver bullion
coin.
investmenta. What mMel driem credatworthy i1 a
auccietlful earninc record. for example, a female real esta1e executjve who hid
been eami• nearly ~000 at a development company toupt a hne of t to cope with her cyclical
commission cyc&r. AD ec:coun1a11t with a home-build.in&
bulinese on I.be aide ... toolri"I for lbort·tmn borrowina
power to complete tbe COUtnlClion. A client who round a &OOd price on a )'ICht in ID oveneaa country needed a
Tetter of credit frOm bi1 priority bulker in order to ma.lee
the i>urcbase. • Fitcber 1treue1 that credit availabiUty 11 only one
aspect of priority bin.kins. There are consultations with
bankina officen about Iendina and investments. The
customer does not 1tand in line to c:aab checks. Rather.
.iranuctions are conducted ln private offices where
"serviccea are tailored to the needs or the client."
"One priority bin.kins aaent takes personal responsi-
biUt)'. for the cbcn~ accordina to Fischer. "He acts
ram11iar with the che t needs and solves his or her
problems, so tlJlt the · t ian't being shuffled from one
Aerocram ownen Brace a ... left. and Jlm
Berm.an, ue 8 -by 96-foot electric Srld
penon to uotbet. Tbe retu.lt II ICCOM~ty to IM -U-" • ~At. • . Uoion lank apftMh a pat deal of time traiailll • priority bulU .. qente, wllo tend to bave .__ iritll empbaats oa ftriaDCial plam\ifta. credit ud ia~m 111
Tbtir key Kill. '*YI f'11eber, ii to be able to ideatif1 die
ua of t.bc bank that <U deliver tbe app1opria1e tel wicla
to the client.
Priority b9nkina tw been a ror11'W pr..,n 11 uma.
Bank since 1977. filcber calls it a .. very ICabk IOW'CC ol
income for all banb."
Ke thinks there will be a coatiftued need b it 11
trunas aet more complex in the financial terVicel ...._Md
u cllenu seek bankers who art .. more tbu jUM order·
takers."
Apparently, priority benkina is ~1(-promotins.
.Fischer claim• that there is little need for advertilinl,.
Moat of the clienu come from "1ynerai1tic aoun::a iJI
rcferra.lJ," such u account.aftll or attorneys.
"Ifr.ou do a aoodjob for somebody, there's alwaye a
rcfmal, ' Fitcber 11ys.
ancler plane to flaab cllenta• .__,. owir
<>ranee and Loe An&elee countte..
The profl.ts are overhead ·
for owners of Aero grams
Aerial message delivery can
pop the question m:.advertise
By JOYCE SCHERER BODLOVICH
o.-,,...c.11111 .... ,
Bruce Ross has proposed mamagc seven times -to
seven ladies -and each has answered "yes."
Ross, co-owner of Aerograms, is not a modern day
Don Juan -&ut rather a pilot who delj vcrs upbeat
messages via a Cessna 172 smgle-engine airplane.
An 8-foot by 36-foot electronic light gnd is mounted
under the aircraft. Th e computer-controlled messages are
displayed from the evening sky in much the same way
Goodyear blimps deliver their lighted messages.
On a recent clear evening, Ross piloted his plane over
an Orange County neighborhood; from the sky. the hne of
middle-class houses all looked al ike. However for Ross.
who has become a Thomas Guide expen. pinpointing the
exact home was easy.
Ross switched on the computerized panel and
swooped over the house to deliver the "Happy
Ann1versa11 " greeting. F1~t once. then twice and finall)
three ttmcs he repeats the same aenal pattern much to the
delight of the awaiung recipients many miles below.
''We tried different pass numbers1 but to fl y OVCr the
detiana\ed spot three times to deli vu me messatc seemed
a good stopping potnt -anytbm& over that seenu to ,et a
little redundant." explained Aerogram partner, Jim
Herman. Aerogram, located next to the Orange County
Airport, charges $99 for the message service. It covers the
skies of Orange County, San Gabriel Valley and the Los
Angeles Basin.
"We charge a httJe more to ~o int0 the San Fernando
Valley because of the extra ume II takes to travel back and
forth," Herman sa1d.
He and Ross, who arc both expenenced p1 lots, began
Aerograms 1n Apnl 1985.
"Bruce and I have betn fnends srnce we were kJds.''
explained Herman. .. A mutual goal was to be sci f-
em ployed. So when Bruce saw an adverusemcnt for the
sale of the night sign, we decided to go wnh our dream."
AccordinJ to Herraan. there are only a handful of
Southern Cahfom1a plane services that offer an elec-
tronically ht message.
"Most of the services feature aenal adven1sing." he
said. "We prefer the personal message: 1t not only bnngs a
great response from the J>COple tn\ olved. but we have a lot
of fun dehvcnng the different assonment of messages."
$80M saved if Baker, Hughes join
By tile Auoclat~d Pre11
The proposed merger of Baker lntcrnauonal Corp.
and Hughes Tool Co., creating a S 1.2 billion giant m the
troubled oil·field services industry, would save the
companies up to $80 million a year in redundant costs.
Baker president James D. Woods says.
Woods estimated the ,avings could allow the
combined company "to break even and perhaps go mto
the black" within a year to IS months even if 011 pnces
rcmarn low and drilhng activity remains depressed.
The proposed merger was announced last Wednes-
day.
Both companies have had heBV) losses as the otl
industry suffers through one ol 11s wom depressions ever.
Woods estimated the companies would save between
$65 million and $80 m1lhon a ~ear through consoltdauon
of operauons.
Dunng the first nine months of 1ts fiscal year. Balcer,
based m Orange. lost S250J m1lhon. but that included a
pre-tax writedown of $41 0 million on the value of
property, plants and equipment
Hughes Tool. based 10 Houston posted a mnc-
month deficit of $507 5 m1lhon . 1nclud1n~ aftcr-ta.X
writedowns of$402 4 m1ll1 on on the "aluc oflls assets.
Donate to charities before Dec. 31
·Bloom is off boom
for IRA deposits·
Tax ref onn act gives strong incen Uves
to Increase commitments and pay early
If you own Iona-term aeprcciated
securities and you're th1nkin1 of
sellina them in the future, you have a
real opportunity to muimize the tu
benefits ofa charitable pf\ if you act
before the end of 19861 The tax
reform act provides people with
strona financial incentives to prepay
their charitable commitments for
1987 and 1988 before the law takes
effect. Many investors have apPfe(iated
securities -stocks. bonds or other
aue\s that have accumulated "paper
1 profha." By dona tint S'6Ch Iona-term
appreciated securities to a qualified
charitable orpnization, such u your
school or church, you'll ma.ke u
vaJuable a contribution u 1f you p ve
cash. At the same time, you will
receive a charitable deduction for the
full market value of the securilJe
Why? . 1\e charitable deduction 1s bucd
on the cumnt market value of the
property when you contnbute it, not
the price you paid for it. Neither you
nor the charity. pays tax on the
unrealized pin that built up while
you owned the securities.
For example, assume a stock YQIJ
bouaht several years qo for $1 ,000
bas arown in value to $5,000. If YO':!
sell the stock and make a $5.000
contribution, you will receive a
charitable deduct.ion for the SS.000.
but you'U alao have to pay on the
$4,000pin from theule. However, if
you ajve the stock to the charityJ yolJ
will act a taJl deduction for tbc $),000
contribution without payina any
capital sains tu.
By 1988 when tht -muimum
individuaJ rate is reduced to 28
percent -unless you arc subject to
the S percent surtax -the value of
your deductions could be worth just
ov« half what they are in 1986. (In
1987, transJlJonal ratcto will be in
effect and the top individual tu rate
will be reduced to 38.S percent from
the current .SO percent.)
For example, 1( you re now 1n the
SQ percent tax bracket, the real cost of
a 11 000 chantablc ,;n 1s only SSOO.
In I ha. in the 28 percent tax bracket.
MARY
RUDIE
the same contribution will reduce
your incomo tax by only $280. so your
real cost will be $720.
Chanaes 1n the capital 111ns tax
under the new law ajvc aevenal
additional reasons to contribute lona-
tcrm. appreciated se<:urit1es to charity
before year-end 1986. If you wait and
sell such securi llct 1n 1987, your
capital pins, which are currently
taxed at 20 percen1. will be taxed at a
muimum tax rateof28 pel'Clent, On a
$4,000 capital p in, you would pey
S800taJt this year. but SI, 120 in 1987.
Also, in 1987 the untaxed apprecia-
tion of a chantable &if\ of apprcctatcd
stock Will be treated a a "prcfereo~
item" when computina the ahema·
live minimum tu.
Those who do not 1temiie &due.
lions on their tax returns are defi-
nitely better off prcpay1na 1987
chantablc aiOs th1~ year -or even
doubling the amount of thelf pf\s to
meet 1987 and 1988 pledge commit-
ments. Afier 1986. non-itemizers -
an esllmated 75 percent of taJtpayers
-will not be allowed to deduct
contnbu11ons to chanty. "
If you're a non-itemizer who has
made pledges to several charities you
ma) want to complete the '5ayments
in 1986 while you can still deduct the
11fts. Ap1n , maklnf it with Iona-term
apprroated sccunties. instead of
cash. could increase the tax savinas.
Two 1mponant notes: When you
contnbute appreciated securities or
other assets. be sure they arc lona-
tcrm invc tments -those you've
owned for more than 1x months The
tax deduction for contnbutina ap-
preciated steunties owned lC1 than
six monlh 1s limited to what you
paid. not their market value at the
time you pve them away. Also. the
mu1mum deduction allowed for
chantable a.ins of Iona-term ap-
preciated propeny 1s 30 perunt of
)'OUr adJUStcd lf'O S Income,
Althouj.h stocki and bonds arc the
mo't popular form of non-cash.
contnbuuons, there arc other IJf\s
that can benefit both ou and the ~himt\ 'ou can . for e\amplc. 1.1>n·
By CHET CURRIER
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NEW YORK -Between now and nnt \pnng.. man .. banks.
brokers and other financial msutuuons "111 bf pmmoung .. last
chance" md1 v1dual retirement accounts.
Thanks to tu reform. 1986 1s the last year 1n which man~ ~orkmg
Americans will be able to deduct I RA contnbuuons ot up ll) Sl.<X>O a
year on their income tax n:tum\ The deadline for th1'1 )'l'Br''i
contnbutions 1s next Apnl 15. As anyone who has followed the long odyssey of tax overhaul
knows, "last chanoc" is something of an cxaaacrauon Thr final tax bill
cunails some tax benefits of IRAs. but by no means eliminate them.
People not covered by other pension plans '11111 will be able to
contnbute and deduct a before. will workers who have other
retirement COVenaae, but whose family ldJUSted gro~s tncome IS less
than $.40,000 -$25.000 for sinaJe ia~payers.
All other workers will also 1111 be allowed to kttp contnbullnf to
IRAs. But only a P-tnial deducuon for the annual contnb\tuon wil be
permitted in the $40,000 to SSQ,000 income ranae. At SS0.000 and
above, there is no deduction at all.
f or anyone. rcprdl of income. who rcce1"e a lump-um
d1stnbution from another pension P.lan -for eumplc, when a worker ch~•Jobs-"rollover" lR~s sull wtll be available a a place to put
the money and defer w cs on 1t.
With all the options that rematn open. ho""evcr. many tinanctal
observers behcve the bloom is off the boom 1n lR that had been
ptbenna momentum over the past fl"e )'e&Mi
Many people ..-ho have tanCd lRA have incomes of $40,000 or
more. There's no way to pr¢1Cl for ccnain how they 'W\ll bebave under
the new rules. but the bemna tJ th.at many Will be rcluct.ant to UC up the
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Talk Busines with Tokai Bank
··A customer needs to
know he 'll be talking t o the
same person when he calls
his bank. Someone who
knows his name. his busi-
ness and his problems.
That's experience ... you
get it by rolling up your
sleeves and working with
your customers. That's our
way. And we 'll pit our ex-
perience against any
bank ."
Bob Bordwell
VP . M anager, Nev.port ~ach
Bankers like Bob Bordwell speak for Tokal Bank. They speak plainly
about what a growing business like yours needs.
An1 th~y do more than just talk. We're a hands-on-bank. We're used
to working closely with you to Implement-and keep updated-a
complete program of financing and business banking services.
We're small enough to want to take an active interest in you. And as a
member of the worldwide T okai Bank network-with over $100 billion in
assets-we can be a powerful friend to your growing business. Talk
business with Tokai Bank ... and see .
0IDKAIBANK
OF CALIFORNIA
NEWPORT BEACH OFFICE HUNTINGTON BEACH OFFICE
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Investors in the Plus Column for 10 Years
Most ln'estment companies are
a<XU\lomcd 10 nd1ng the ups and
do" ns of q clllal fi nanc1al markets
Onl' ~car. stocks arc hot The next.
b1ol as arc bearish and the "sman
monl·~ .. 1!> on real estate. 011 and gas.
T-h11ls or an' of a do1en other
ln'ltrumcnts .. :& pa11cnt." financial
ad' 1\0~ tdl their clients "the nc\I
bl.Kim 1s nght around the com er ..
"'-''• For one Ncv.pon Beach-based in·
\CStmcnt ad' 1sor. patience 1s a v1r-
tu<· his chcnt~ n~d not acquire For
more than 10 ~can.. he' provided
lh<·m v.1th net profits avcntging bet-
ter than 14 annutll). And not one
of them '-''cl) lost mont).
··J 11.nov. 11 sound almo t too good
to 0c tru '.but the numbcri al'\" thcrt
for Dn)onc 10 look at. "u1d Hannes
Tuh 1na. 31 president of Hannes
Tulving Rare 01n ln,estmcnl
(HTRCI). one or mcnca's larac 1
and most \Utt\.-ssful num1 mat1c in·
'C'Slmcnt firm~
"Each one of m> clttWnu ha bttn
1n o profit po 1t1on ~fler onc )'car.
An\! no HTR I portfolio ever ha\
l9st &round ··
What 11 the ~ct 10 Tul' in.a·,
~uC\C)s'> For one. he's '"'olvcd 1n a m~rkct Iona rttotn11td for 1u
OUhland1n1 IOn&·lcrm arowth
po1cnt1al
"
T he most rcn·nt Salomon
Brothers sur'e~ on financial a\~l
performance rates rare coin\ as thl'
No. I in vestment of the pa'>t 10
~cars. leading a field that 10dudl''
stocks. bonds. T-b11ls. real estate. 011
and gas "t'nturrs and l'H'n \Uth
e\OUC areas a~ Ch1nl'S(' lC'ramtl \and
old masters
Coins ha,c. 1n falt. hC'cn among
the top-three of th" rc..rx·ul·d
suf\ C) ·s annual "'mnl'r\ for m.in'
)ears.
But. Tulving 1s qu1cl lo prnnt out
not all coins make mone~. or ap.
prcc1a te at lhc same rate
.. There are some arra!'J that ha' l'
remained v1nuall) Oat for )ear ... " hl·
nottd. "Others will nse harpl' o' rr
a pcrio<I of one or tv..o )Cllf'I. then
fall into disfavor and crac;h
"To make solid long-term profit.,
in this business. )Ou ha\c 10 find
areas that appreciate stcad1l> and
offer liule downside nsk. Th1\ con-
~rvall\e approach ma) mean )Ou
miss out on some laf'lc shon-tcrm
profits. but thr long·tt'rm benefit
ht'lp C\Cf)onc sl~p bt'tler at n1g.ht ..
Now cclcbnuina his 101h an-
n1,crsal')' as a num1smat1c IO\C.'"·
mcnt advisor. Tul v1ng has Ion~ been
r«ogn11cd a o nr of .\mcnc11 ~ top c~pcrts on U. s1her dollars
J111d1n1 coMultant to the
Amrncan Numn~mauc As!>n
C'en1fica11o n rv1cc ( NA ')
51net 1984. he Iona rt\tncttd h1~
rttommcndation to M -6S salver
dollan. minted bct•·ccn I 78 and
193S.
Hov.cvcr, 1n rtttnt )ta~. he's
added lov.cr·1radc m1nt-st:itc
dollari to h11 chcn~· ponfoho • as
•ell as MS-6S Walkins liberty half
dollus ·
(Co.n art" vai't<t on a ale of I 10
70 n('1rcula1td. or mint state
coin art" tho~ araded MS-60 10
M 70.)
-i
···\hhuugh I 'l' long 0ccn a
homtl'r of h1~h-quali1~ mint-stale
"""'' dnlla" th\·rr\ no1h1ng magic
.1hrn11 them J\ ,111 IO\cStmcnt \C-
h1,k "' l uh 111g \l,lll'd "E\Cr) )Car.
111\ 'u111pan' lion J \l\·monlh-lnng
.10.11\'" of 1h,· IJrl' uHn m.irll'I 10
'l'l' "ht' fl' horgain' are a' a Ila hie
'"\\ hrn .1 truh undcnalucd area
I\ 1drntt lil'd · ,1\ M"·6 l and M~·M
dollar, "ell' 1;i,, ,car . "c don't
hl'\ll.1ll' to m. om mrnd 11. ..
'x·n 111~ nH11'\' 1h.ln I. CiOO chcn1s 1n
all 50 'talt'' ..tnd in '4.'' cntl foreign
lttunlric\. Hannl·~ ful\ mg Rare
( 01n I 0\ ('\I men I\ l'nJO) sale or
mort• tht1n \~II million annunll'
1 n acltll11on 1(\ l'\l"l'pttonal pr~fi1s.
llTKC I pQ1'1dt'' 115 1nve'itor "'"h
v.hat 11 dam" .He the ~1rongcst
gu11rantl'n and 1h-: w1dc'it runge of
'"'C'>tmt•nt and llqu1da 11011 op11ons
1n the num1\mat1l 1odu\tn
"We "ere the fi~I cnrn pan\ 10
guJrantrc lhc grade ol ever\ coin 11
ha' e'er \tild and 1<1 pmm1~ 10 huv
back thc'l' rn•n' at nnv time a1 3
minimum of puhh hcJ v..hole~1lc
hid
"\\\• Jl\11 "erc the lir\t v..11h ta
ron\lgnnwnt \Ilk!> pro&rnm that de~
ll\Cf'I l)rofih 12 3boH• ptcva1hng "'holc~le value!. "'hen o client
choolle, I<> \ell 'en toda . v..e arc
the onl)' compan~ 1n Amcr1ca v.-11h
these 1uaran1re : \8•d Tu" mg
tondard HTRCI ponfoho l'C·
qUll\' n man1mum IOV(' tmeftl Of
SS.000 1hcrc·,aS10.000 m1n1mum
for lc\.crngcd accoun\ and a
S 7 .000 m1n1mum for income·
produ 1n1 POMfoho'I
I-or more 1nform11ion, on
num1smat1l tn\CStmcnt and the ~rviet\ of H tR('I. 1nvc ton are
1n' ncd to v..ntc lhc compan) at
SOOO Birch St . Su11r SOO Newport
Beach. ( \ ~lMO. or cail talHrtt
< ) Sl7<1 (1n'1Jc C"1hfom11 ~nl>) or (800) ff 4 C>lllfi (0Ut\1dc ah(om1a) \4,,.,,.,.-111
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T~x law alte~ng Investment·,
Its domino effect could cause Thur~). iGH·nthal \ltd. 00\\.C could ~e a "dOfT!lnO.. pt\'H'\Ofl:l\ "'""l111ouantt 1969. Manyofthttaohtttcr • •lnd1\:1du1I ta.: nllt't will bt Iowa tU. ~ \·lkil"'ha.:hcouldha' 'i4.'nou~1mpac1.A 1ron1drs1re10 bcndit\ th:u "'l'tt chm1natcd 1n 1h11 ao-around wtrt r.;11.·\ lc>r the lir$1 11mt' 1n history. ao we att ~:f big drop In real estate values I ~II ~omh1ncd w11h the over~upph of commcm1I Ind Cll"atcJ 10 \C)UtCl'Onomecpow1hduran11he lax reform btll tampcdc 10 rrwuc1urc. Thf ('~ ntity .... ""
inJum1.al real e\tatc the lack of mfl1t1on .and dttluuna . or I '181 1n fa, or of Ma\tcr L1m1ttd Pin.,....,._ ._, ._
11nc5tofanlcrc 1 -l'ouldre~ul11nasharpdrop 1n,al"9t•." ··Real tilltc had bccomt 100 Ull( Ontntfd 'and ln\C\lnu:nl l ruil\. ndo1bt'rform1whidaPMti....,
LOS ANCiF I ES -The tax reform ball sipcd b)' Prc~dcnt ktapn wlll lt'ld rtll rs11tt c"ecut1vcs -much
hk.e 1h1: crew of the: Sunhtp Enlerpme -into unchancd
rcalnl!I. said Kenneth Leventhal at a seminar on the effect
of lhc n\.'W law.
"No one know~ for •urt what the effect of the tu act
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Once any IRA contribution. deduc·
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tribution before Dec. 31 T' says Wil-
liam Brennan in his quarterly Bren-
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withdrawals arc permitted without
penalty." Of course. people ot or close to the
$40,000 borderline can wait until the
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line with t.u reform," Brennan ob-
ittVcd. "Unfonuoately, a.lthouah t.u
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M OrMg9 Coeat DAILY PILOT/ T~. October 21. 1 ...
Feuding Hoiies hea for court:
• By -. A.noeiat-4 p,.., Hardie, bis estraneed sister.
Harry HoUes' cue focuses on what
be believes ii family betrayal and bis
belief that when Claren(':e died he
woukt become lelder of the corpor-
ation. But family members said in court documents that Harry was
Harry Hoiles wants a j~ to
diuolve bis late father's $1 billion
publisbin& empire because he, as one.
third owner was edaed out of man·
qement by' conniving relatives, his
lawyer says.
Hoiles, 70, son of Freedom New&-pa~ Inc. founder R.C. Hoi!cs. filed
swt four years ago claiming be was the
ta.ract ofa conspiracy by other family
members to block him from taking
over as chief of the publishing group.
The trial, which is expected to last
up to six months, begins next month
in Santa Ana. Freedom cbainnan
Robert Hardie describes the embar-
rassing schism as ··a soap opera."
At stake is the corporate future of
Freedom, the family-owned media
chain that owns or controls 29 daily
newspapers, three weekly publi-
cations and five television stations in
16 states.
The case pits Hany's branch oftbe
R.C. Hoiles clan against the families
of Clarence Hoilcs, his deceased
brother. and Mary Jane Hoilcs
never promised the job.
Disillusioned that be was bein.J
passed over in 1981, Harry immecb-
ately decided to withdraw from the
company with his &bare of the assets,
which be estimated at $334 million.
But relatives decided bis minority
share was worth a discounted price of
$74 millipn. Harry rejected the offer
and filed suit. calling his relatives
thieves because they wouldn't meet
his price or carve up Freedom's
empire.
"He wants the world to know how
this dutiful son, who always wanted
to do exactly u bis father wanted him
to, was pounced on and mistreated bY.
bis brother and sister and other evil
people," said chairman Hardie.
Under ·California law, courts are
empowered to dissolve a company if .
corporate assets are being abused or
squandered, or dissolution is
re&10nably to protect the riabts of minority shareholders.
"We don't believe that passing
someone over fOr a promotion at any aae. especially at • 65, is the basis
for diuolvina any corporation, and
certainly, not one u proeperous and
healthy as Freedom Newspapers."
said Freedom attorney John Olson.
The lawsuit all.. that Harry's
relatives conspired m June 1981 to
oust him from a meaninaful manage-
ment role, that they chaqed the
corporate bylaws to cement their
m~ority control and that they
diminished the value of his stock by
approving stock-restriction agree>
men ts.
"They have reduced Harry's family
to an absolute zero voice in this .
company and haven't paid a dime for
it." said attorney Marian Fay, one of
Harry Hoilcs' lawycrs. •
During the trial, novel legal ques-
tions about the use of psychiatric
testimony and the nature of family-
beld corporations are exP.CCted to be
raised. Much of Harry Hoilcs' legal
case is based on the ftndinp of a
psychoanalyst. .
Abraham L.&Jesznik, the psy-
choanal)'St, evaluated the private
motivations and assumptions of the
Hoiles' clan by reviewina family
letters and transcripts of confidential
interviews.
.. People met t~ther, conspired,
held meetinp without his presence to
bring about a set of results which
would have amounted to castra~
him, symbolically, of course;
Zalesznik of the Harvard Business
School said in his repon to the court.
Freedom attorneys said in their
trial briefs that there is no precedent
for using psychoanalysis m such a
business lawsuit, notinfz "Freud,
himself, deprecated the half-baked
application qf psycholanalytic the-
ones in legal proceedings."'
Vernon Hunt, chief trial attorney
for Harry Hoiles, claims the defen-
dants' various actions ap.inst bis
client were greed and that public
airina of the family rift is necessary
because of the stakes involved.
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PROMOTIONS TOLD ••• Prom81 .
president and chief o~tina officer. Al ..... has been appointed to
the board, replacina P. ~ ..... OMHa, who has resiped for pcnonal
reasons. Boese, formerly ofNaabua and General Bindina. is currently
coordinatina the business activities related to Gradco's recent
acquisition of Ziyad. • • • At Wnten Dtcl&aJ C.rp. e11tccutive vice president Mw.,. L.
........,. bat been promoted to chief operatillJ officer where be will
continue to be responsible for manufactunn &, engineerioa and
matketina functions. The Irvine firm is a leading supplier of a broad ranae of storqe manqem~t and communications products for both
OEM and end·user markets. Marinaro joined Western DiaitaJ in
June 1984 as vice president of marketing. • • • Robert G. HW is the new senior vice president of operations for
M.arlae Nadeul Ban, acoordiQS. to Thomas Timmons. president.
Hill formerly was amona Bank of Utah's senior managers. The S-
year-0ld independent Marine National Bank, with offices in Irvine
and Santa Ana, recently reponcd a 179 percent increase in net income
for the lirst half of 1986. • • • Aslloll Dbwu has been appointed vice prcsidentt communica-
tions product unit, at EmuJex Corp. in Costa ~esa. He will report to
Stephen Frankel, president of the corporation, a leadihg manufac-
turer of hi&h-performance disk and tape controllers and pa~kag
subsystems for Digital Equipment Corp.'s micro, mini a
supermini computers. • • • Roble D. Paallao is now director of marketing for Rlcllar4.aon
• Nae Martta, ArckJtectve/PlaaD1Dc. Company president Richard
Nagy said that in her new post, Paulino wiU plan and coordinate
marketing activities for the firm's Newport Beach headquarters and
regional offices in Dallas and Boca Raton, Fla. Since join mg RNM in
1984, she bas prepared planning documents and promotional
materials for the firm's resort. residential and commercial products
throughout the United States. • • • T. Ryer Piclcren, executive vice president of Commercial
Broten, I.De. bas announced the appointment of Earl R. Denot as a
sales a nd leasing agent in the firm's commercial and industrial group.
Denos. former president of Leisure Stream, Inc., resides in Mission
Viejo where be was a sales agent with Oak Tree Associates. • • •
STEWARD cox KUGELMAN
Jue A. Steward has Joined Costa Mesa-based 0o"1ley SaviAgs
ud Lou as dtrector of personnel plan run~ Previously she developed
the personnel functions for Visicorp's naoonwide operation and was
employer relations manager for Ma.xicare. • • •
Kuk S. Elliott, president of Elliott Corp., in Newpon Beach has
named Carrie S. Cox of LaJuna Niguel as construction development
manager. Formerly intenor development manager. she will be
responsible for handling marketing acuv1ues and develop1g new
business for the general contracting company. • • •
Larry l.•celmu bas been named president and chief executive
officer of Realm Plu of Amertcaa Muqemut Systems, 1t was
announced recently at St. Jo1e1* Bea.Im System in Orange. ~
Kuselman's 14-year career m the health care industry has been
highJiJhted by his United Medical Plan venture in Richmond, Va.
and his presidency of Cigna Health Plans in California. . . ·•
ZAX Corp. in Irvine has announced the appointment of David J .
Sllaplro of Laguna Hills as vice president of sales and marketing.
Formerly the national sales amanger. Shapiro joined ZAX Corp. last
April. He has 20 years of experience with management positions at
Hewlett Packard, Everett Charles and Odctics and most recently as
national sales manager for the industrial products div1s1on of
Computer Automation. • • •
Mlcbel Beanl1ley of Costa Mesa 1s now director of sales at the
Aadelm Marriott. He will be responsible for voup sales efforts at the
1,042-room convention hotel. Beardsley previously directed sales for
the New Orleans Airport Hilton. • • •
Larry C. Geyer, who heads the development department of the
Amencan Real Estate Group, has been named executive vice
president of Americu Savhag1 ucl Lou A11oclatton. Based in
Irvine, he 1s responsible for the rehabilitation and management of
residential and commercial real estate properties owned by the
American Real Estate Group. a subsidiary of Amencan Savin~.
Geyer. of Capistrano Beach, had been an executive associate with
Santa Ana-based Merrill Butler and Associates. • • •
President Hal Bcisswenger announced the appointment of Clyde
Bn1e as vice president/manager of Soatbena Callfona~a. Ba~'•
Huntington Beach office. With 18 years of adm1nistrat1ve
experience, he will oversee daily operations of the branch and
business development in the community.
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THE LARGEST, MOST BEAU !IFU~
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er.,. COMt DAILY Ptl.O'Tn· ndav. 0aea111r 21, • .. •
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Vtdeo-teleconf erenctng h its desk~
HWMtredsof exhibits, ~~c
mwUc:at.ion materiaH and ~
&om ~wt related ftuiM:W
v~..._ c.r.-is 'demoe-
1tratin1 the firtt video·tele· _c...-;....:_ . its . co~-.~~:--~~ lO tnc:orporate aUlrlllUUUll video ID10 a daktop DrOduct tbil week at lbe
Telecoa VI ana..i QODfemace in
Anaheim.
Called ViaionPlut, the product is
the fint affordab&e, enhanced desktop
video communicatioae l}'ltem, ac-
cordina to Larry Selipnan, president
of the Austin, TEx.u-besed corpor-
ation.
.. Vision Plus moves telc-
conferencina from ex.pensive cen-
t.raliz.cd conference facilities onto the
executive's desk." he said. "Using
VisionPh&S and an IBM PC or
competibt., face-to-face conversa-
tions become independent of dis.
tance and nuance and emphasis are
not lost." ·
VisionPtu.s allows for integration of
full-motion video, graphics. data and
voice and offers the exchange of fuJJ.
motion color images bet ween local
and remote stations. A typical work-
station is priced at $5,900. • • • Dyutem I.De. of Irvine announced
Monday results for the first quaner
ended Aug. 31. Sales were $373,380.
com pared with $618, l 57 for the same
quarter of fiscal 1985. The company
reported a loss for the quarter of
$72,974, or 6 cents a share, compared
with a gain last year of $58,340. or 6
cents a share.
Wei&hted average shares outstand-
in in 1986 were I, 188,000. compared
llrYice compua.iee. wae eolmld. •
Pacific Mutual Life's exhibit WOii'
an the antemal aad employee com-
munications ca~. Tided .. Old
Friends, New Directiont," die eft"Y. was oriaa"'nltcd by Michael Watd a.wt
Kary Lampert\ • •
McD1•eU DMd8I C..,.ter 1,.
... , Ce. in Irvine nu added two new
m1nicomputen to iu M6000 line of
amall busincu systems. The M6640
and M66~ offer increased ~.
apeed, memory ·and the capecity to
serve from 16 to 6' concurrent users. The new models are additions to the
top end of the tine, facilitatin&
upward mobility of praent system
users and J>!Oviding an entry into the
supeimini field. • • • Phase I construction on an ei&bt-VldeoTel~m Corp. 18 an..utaa d'eaktop .SCleo-tele-story tower1 the first of several otr1CC
conferenc• .. .,, •J•tem at Telecon VI m Anaheim. buildinp, nas been toeped out at ..... Nexu City ~ in ~· The
with 985.500 in 1985. had declared the regular quarterly $100 million office/hotel proJcct is 1
Youry DcSwert, president of cashd1videndoflOcentsper share of development of Irvine-based Nene
Dynatem, stated that sal~s were common stock for the third quarter of Denlopmeeac Corp.
affected by the capital spending J 986. The ·ei&ht-story tower. a low-rise
slowdown 1n ttre first quarter, but The c.ash dividend will be payable hotel and a restaurant-retail support
added that sales for the second on Dec. 29, 1986, to shareholders of center will be completed in June
quaner.1ndicate a recovery is under record on December J 7. 1986. 1987, acc-0rdingto Scott T. Burnham.,
way. • • • Nexus' e11tecutive vice president. The
• • • Pacific MutuJ Ufe lD .. ruce Co. final construction phase -two four-
Anhur E. Svendsen, chairman of of Newpon Beach received the Life story office buildings -is set for
the board of Studard Paclflc Corp. Communicators Association "Best of completion in August 1987 at the
announced Monday in Co.sta Mesa Show" award at the 1986 LCA awards comer ofThc City Drive and Garden
that the company's board of directors competition in San Antonio. Tex.as. Grove Boulevard.
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Stock rices edging up
NEW YORK (AP) -Stock prices edged
upward Tuesday, add1og to Monday's moderate
gllJnS,
The market has been moving erratically
urward for the past several weeks. recovering some
o the ground it lost in \ts _early-Septembcr seUoff.
Analysts say there has been no dominant
theme to the advance. and no prominent stock
groups have taJcen a leadership role,
The Dow Jones average or JO industnals rose
3.6S to t.845.47. ·
WHAT AMEX Om WHAT NYSE Dio
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end olwoy~ thi ~~'t.
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We4 ..... y, OeteMr It
. AIU~ (Marth 21-Apnl 19): Fresh opponunities surface in connection
with bl!JC mues, employment, affairs of hean. What had been rtprded as a
-defeat could now tmerae as at least a moral victory.
. TA.URUS fApril 20.May 20): Emphasis on sensuality charisma
t'lmtcment of d1sc~vcry. special invitllion 10 dine. Family member wanes to
c.alk. seeks your au1dancc, approval. Youna person is involved, and you be surprised.
GEMINI (May 21-Junc 20): What had been a "trap" will be released
Focus on communicatio n, social activitr,. ·
greater awareness of body 1maac. You II ·
receive aood news in connection w11h
security. future ~rospccts, propeny value. CAN~R (June 21-July 22): Punic s
pieces fall 1n10 place -you'll obtain YDl£Y
"complete picture:· Check details. read betw~n lanes, review source material. 01111
Rcl:uive talks about options. change of ••••••••••• plans. possible stock market invcs,ment.
LEO (July 23-Aua. 22): Do some personal .. detective-work." Scenario
h1ghh,h1s moncy1 pay_mcnts, tu and license requirements. Member of op~ttc sex .coulo be .s11~cerc but also misinforme<S. Cain indicated through
reading. wn11ng. 1mpnnt1ng own style.
VIRGO (Aua. 23-~~t. 22): ~sic do~cstic adjustment is featured -
follow th~ough on 1n1t1al 1mprcss1ons. Special note -older famil y member mu~t avoid heavy hAing. What.appears confusion is merely a "scllhngdown" pc nod. .
LJB.RA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): L~nar. numerical cycles emphasize secrets.
clandestine arr:angcmen1s. rom~ncc. disco'(cry of "hiding place." Locale
docuJ!lcn1s whi ch could be required for leg.al purposes. Pisces. Virgo figure prominently.
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21 ): Emphasize power. authority. viaor,
enthusiasm. willingness to meet deadline. You'll have luck in matters of
speculation. especially 1f you stick with number 8. Cancer. Capricorn play paramounl roles.
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-0ec. 21 ): Spotl ight on promotion. prestigr.
ab1h1y to complete long-standine ass1gnmen1. Popularity increases. more
people arc concerned w11h your views. actions. Love plays major role. Aries
M_t1 vc figures P-romincntly.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): YOu nave new Incentive for creative
endeavor. Sccnan o could include travel. publishint assignmc"\ centering
around d1sscminat1on of unique 1nforma1ton. You'l get to heartlof matters
whcrt romance 1s concerned.
A9UARIUS (Jan. 20.Fcb. 18): Dig deep for 1nfonnation. check reading
matcn~J. rtahze you art on bnnk of s1gnifican1 discovery. T rust intu111on.
revive tnlerest in arcane subJCCts. Member of opposite sex proves helpful in
obta1n1ng funQing. P~ES (Feb. 19-March 20): Change of plans could involve legal dec1Ston.
D1vcrs1fy. satisfy cunos11y by making penmcnt inquines. You'll be dealing
with P:Crsons who adhere 10 basic philosophies. Don't atlempt to change world
overn1gh1.
IF OCl'OBER UIS YOU R BIRTHDAY domestic issues will dominate in
November -family differences concerning money will be resolved. Reunion
is on agenda. morale will soar as result. You arc an uccllenl character analyst.
your 1ntu1t1on rings true, you learn by teaching. Cancer. Capncorn. Aquanus
people play im portant roles in your hfc. You'll travel in December. you'll be
popular. you will also be more aware of appearance. wardrobe. body image.
Outstanding da>' 1n December will be the 5th. 14th. 23rd. 25th.
Blame Fibbe r McGee
for creating t he wimp
Q. Wh y 1sa t1m1d unaggress1\C son
1.-a llcd a "wimp""
A. One theof) On the old Fibber
McGee radio show was a character
like that Named Wallace Wimple.
Fibber called him Wimp. Lot ofthost
old shows have been aired 1n recent
)Cars. and reprised from them have
been such elderl> smar talk as "neat"
and "nift y .. Maybe your granddad
would've referred 10 the type as a
Caspar Milquetoast 1n allusion 10 the
old comic strip character.
II was none other than Israel
Zangw1ll who said. "Nothing is 100
good to be true. exccp1. perhaps. the
morality of a bishop .. There were
bishops who thought Zangwill's hnc
funn) and there were bishops who
d1dn 't. It v..as Zansw1ll. please note.
who fi rst !Miid .. .\ he can run around
lhc world before the truth can get its
boots on" -long before Edward R.
Murrow !Miid !tomcthtng similar
Among the little known scholar-
ships ll\atlablc lo would·be college
students t!t one spcc1ficall) for re-
formed prostitutes
Phys1c1ans revere the greal Greek
Ht ppocratc!t. but not his Roman
counterpart Cclsus You don't recall
C"clsus? He was the fellow who
required h1scp1lcpsy pa11cn1s to dnnk
the fresh warm blood of glad1a1ors.
Q. Where'd the term "ba11ed
breath" come fro m"
A. Thought that wa\ "bated
breath .• short lor "abated breath."
W1ll lhcck furthl'r
Fix that' T urn<i OUl r homas A.
F.d1son rcnmkd h1\ \.Otee on several
occasions. tk~1dl'\ hi\ on~1nal "Mar)
had a httk lamb line · Once. 1n
panicular. 10 urge nlllens dunng
World War I 111 buy liberty Bond~
Man} \uch rclords '>till e"st. con·
traf) to pn:' 111u'I report here
"Toothpaste tubes. onl·c metal foil.
now plastic.:. ha ve been ruined You
can't cut them into '>trips anymore
and fold them in to :ammo to shoot
with rubber band<1 ... I his come\ from
a former \ludcnt who ~)\ he was
kicked out of~ hool t"t) a teacher wit h
a well on hl·r nC'ck
Sea hons walk on their nippers.
L.M.
Bovo..
Seal' walk on their stomach musclc!t.
Bees may get mad, but not mad
enough to sec red. They can'I.
() .\n) fornl!> 1n Cirl·cnland''
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v. h1k thnc 11 fooJ..nl a' 1h11ugh thr' \l
hlo" n thl· $fl 70.11001hn pau.l for 111<11
h1g lx·an patrh T hrn· thl'~ put 1n
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A. Onl) rcflcrt10M oil clouds. Of
lightning boll!>. Thcrc''i no <1uch thing
really.
L.M. BoJ'd Is • 1y•dlc•t~d
C'ol•m•ltl.
LIVE! From Council Chamber
(;roup W Cable
Present ...
T h(' Leugu<' ' o f o m•·n Vot ers
CANDIDATE
FORUM
T u day"' ctob r 28th"' 7 :3 0 p.m.
You make th• choice:
Each candidate. will respond to
ouestlons given by the League
regarding today's Hot Issues!
Who '11 take over
l i fe's treasures ?
l'm11 1hea,eofmy life where every
um~ I buy somc1hin1 of any value. I
have visions of m y lcids markina it
down 10 $2 at a prar. sale. I don't
know if that kind o aniuety has a
name or no1. but for the sake of
reference I'll call it the "I'm-Not,
Ooina·Syndrome.··
Somcttmcs I wake up at niaht in a
cold sweat JUSI th1nkinf that my cup
and saucer collection will fall into the
hands of someone f umishina a sum-
mer cabin who doesn't mind dishes
that don't match. A friend who i5
older and wiser than I su11t5ted I stan
early to find homes for all my
treasures and not lca"c my legacies to
chance.
I got ou1 my 17-year-old mink stoic
the other day and came to a decision.
I was JOing 10 spread joy while I was
still alive 10 sec the excitement on the
face of my daughter when I pve it t.o
her. When she came to dinner. I
un1ippcd the plastic garment bag and
s:ud. "Do you know what this is?''.
· She put on her glasses and came in
for a t·loser look. "Help me." she said.
"C'hnstmas. Severely depressed.
Family. Daddy. Surprise."
She shook her head excitedly.
"Dadd} killed th is and we ate it for
Christmas dinner."
"It was my first mink coat," I said.
.. i\nd its yours."
I placed 11 around her shoulders.
She was speechless.
There arc so many priceless b11~ of
mcmorab1ha 1n my possession. I
hardly know where to begin. r want to
be fair There's a glass lid that
belonged 10 a cast iron skillet given to
me by my grandmothcr ... God rest her
soul. The skillet's lost. but the ltd
doesn't have a crack in 11. No sense
h v1n1 some attornty np ii on: I
Q ercd 11 to the child who would take
carr of 11. EJlch one humbly refused ii.
Those htcle monkeys always surpnsc
you.
So far. I've dispersed a hand·blown
glass sea urchin I bouaht at Dis-
neyland. a coconut shell necklace
from Hawa11 and a book of Emerson's
essays that looks real old, plus a piece
of sheet music with a picture of
Manha Raye before she had dentures.
and Christmas ornaments 1hat we
had on our first tree.
It isn't easy Every time I pan with
m} class ring or a clothespin painted
like a pig 1ha1 holds a recipe. a little of
me dies with 11. The othtr day when
my son was vis1tina. I placed a box
before him and smiled, "We only
have our todays ...
"Is th1~ another "lt ving bequest'?"
he said.
"This is the ltttlc rug I hand-hooked
for your nursery. Remember the hllle
\01lboa1 and the seagulls?"
"I remember.'' he said solemnly.
"I want }Ou to re member that 11
too~ }Our mother 11 years to finish 11
at an c~pcnsc of $140 ... $90 in yam alone ..
Last night I saw the rug in his
apartment It was hnsng the dog bed.
I tell }Ou rm nol going until all this
IS ~tllcd1
Mr. Wrong should
do the right thing
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OEAR MOTii ER: Evt>n though this
'' not ua<·tly thl' love story of the
drcade. )Our daugbtu "ould be
... aupid 10 ullo" Bob to walk quietl)
into the sun'ict. be should ee to ii
that he aC'C'epts the finanC'ial
rl',pon,ibil1ties of the pregnane).
Ai. fo r letding his parents know -
lhJt c·an "ail until after the child is
born U) lht•n "l\tr. Wrong" may be
c·agcr lo introduce hi newborn child.
ANN
UIDEIS
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"1th .i phon\ rrnl( 10 rtal
in' itatrnn " d 1·all to nail down a
'Pl'l'if11· time and plaC'l'
The write stuff
too often lacking
Thcre 1s a good bit of mail I don't
an'l\\Cr bccau\c I don't think 11
require\ an Jn~w1.•r. for one reason or
anl)lher -11 1s too dumb. or 100
1n!lul1tng. or 100 dogmatic. or call'\ lor
no rc pl}
I here arc man) other\. howl·-..cr.
that I \\Ould ltt..l· to answer. but tht•
corrc'iporrdcnts will not allow me to
The) "'111 not allo" me to becau'><.' I
c:innot make oul their v.rit1ng -in
'lome cu~s. the whole hod) of the
letter 1~ largcl} sndec1phcrablc.
-\nd C\en whC'n I can labonou!>I)
pllt.. out the meaning. the name.
a<ldrt•\\ and Zip code arc totall)
bc}ond dcc1phcnng. secm1ngl)
\cr.1ll'hl'd almost as an aftenhought in
1hc cram~·d comer rcm:uning.
·o thl\ 1 a generah1cd apology to
all ~ h rcadel"i who have been
wa111ng 1n "a'" to hear from me (and
do doubt t'Ur\ing me for ln,inc-ss.
orr11gnncc. or at lca'\t 1nd1fTerc·nce):
but 11 " n' murh a rebuke as an
apolotn -hl·cau'iC writing with a
ckar hand u-.cd lo be con<1idcrcd om·
of the marl.~ ofa Cl\ 1lt1cd upbnng1ng,
Nov.. I myself have a wretched
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NEW YORK (AP) -The New
York Mets are World Series c.lwn·
pions. Muten of the miracle c:ome.
beck, they demanded this fate, Yf'b.ile
fate demanded that the Boston Red
Sox lose once apio.
One strike away from.elimination
in pme six, the Mets staked final .
claim to what they c:onsidered their
inevii&ble destiny Monday ni&ht.
taJlyiog from a 3-0 deficit to beat the
Red Sox 8-S in the seventh pme of
the World Series.
Ray KniJllt, Most Valuable Player
of the Senes, hit a seventh-inn1n1
home run that broke 13-"l 1i:~. and
Keith Hernandez drove in three runs
as New York scored eijbt times after
the fifth inning to win llS seeond title.
"I was so down the other ni&ht
bccauseoftheerror," Knigbua.idofa
throwing error that almoSl cost the
Mets the Series in pme six. "It jUJt
goes to show you that if you ~
fiJhting, anything can happen. I don t
hJt many home runs, but I knew that
one was gone."
Untested under pielsurc in their
108-victory season1 tbe'Mets came
back to clinch their third National
League pennant in the lonacst pme
in postseason history, a 16-inning
suth game. They loSl the first two
games of the World Series at home,
then came back -only the second
team in Series history to do that after
Kansas City did it last year.
And they staaed their most dra-
matic comeback in game six of the
Series -two out, none on and down
5-3 in the 10th inning, the Mets
scored three runs to win the game 6-5
and force a dectdinf. game seven.
"We deserve 11. · Mets Manager
Davey Johnson said. "We had the
best record in baseball. We should be
champions . . . Th.is is what we
thought we could accomplish when
we started out. We were up against
some formidable oppos1uon. h cer-
ta10ly wasn't easy.
"I'm j ust glad the bad guys won."
Hernandez had a two-run sin.Jlc in
New York's three-run sixth inning as
the Mets rallied against two-game
winner Bruce Hurst to tic the score
3-3.
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The Red Sox now have lost four
straight World Series-in 1946, '67,
'1S and '86 -all in seven pmes.
"What happened in the put didn't
have any beat on what happened
toni&ht." said Hurst, who won Games
l and S of the Series and came back
Monday ni&ht on three days' rest.
"We battJcdhard but we didn't have
enough."
Red Sox Manqcr John McNamara
took Hurst out after the sixth, sayina
"he had had 1t. That's all. The Mell
have a fine club They wouldn't have
won as many pmes if they weren't,
and then to come back after losina the
first two."
The Mets still had one last obstacle
to overco me as the Red Sox refused to
fold. They rallied for two runs in the
eighth on smglcs by Bill Buckner and
Jim Rice and Dwight Eva.as' two-run
double, and had the tyina run on
second base with no one ouL
But Jesse Orosco came out of the
bullpen and got Rich Gedman on a
line drive to second, struck out Dave
Henderson and got pinch-hitter Don
Baylor to ground out to short. With
the capacity Shea Stadium crowd of
5S.OOO screamina at a deafenina
pitch, Orosco pitched a perfect ninth,
striking out Marty Barrett for the la.st
out, for bis second save of the Series.
.. There's no telling how long it will
take me to get over this," Gedman
said. "It's the type of memory l'IJ
never forget. We came a long way for
things to turn out th.is way."
Darryl Strawberry led off the eighth
with a homer off Boston rel iever Al
Nipper. Knight had another hit LD the
eighth and Orosco. batting for only
the fourth ume this season, singled in
Knight with the eighth New York run.
World Sertee llVP Ray ~t r•cta u he rouncla flnt bue 1'1lD. At rlabt and earlier, lleta' Darryl Strawberry can't bold
after ala.gm, what turned oat to be aame-wtnntng home OD to Ric6 Gedman homer ln New York'• 8 -5 win Monday.
"I knew if I got a chance with men
on base, I was going to do tl."
Hernandez said. "I had great conccn·
trat1on tonight."
Tfic Red Sox came back with Hurst
on three days' rest. taking advantage
of a ra1 nout of pme seven on Sunday
n1ghL It was a pmble because
McNamara had said Hurst didn't
puch well on three days' resL In his
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Mets' MVP gives NY a Knight to remember
Seventh-inning homer
broke 3-3 tie in decider
Kn1ght1 however. had one imponant Three hits, 1ncludmJ a uc-brcahnf.
person in his comer. Manager Davey Johnson se venth-inning home run 10 Monday night s
saw him as important, veteran stability for a 8-5 seventh-game victory, clinched the Series
mostly young Met team. ~VP award for Knight. He batted .391 with
the 1984 season. He had suffered from ludncy
stones and vertigo that year and finished Wlth a
.237 batting average.
He started 1985 on th e disabled list af\cr
elbow su~cry for bone chips and wound up
appearing ID only 90 games. hilting an almost
' "He was always in my car, always telling nine hits, fi ve runs batted in and fou r runs
me how good he was," Johnson said. ';He came scored.
invisible .218.
NEW YORK (AP) -When Ray Knight
left for spring training with the New York Mets
last February, he took with him an encouraging
word from bis wife, champion golfer Nancy
Lopez.
"She said, 'You can win the third base job,·
"Knight recalled.
to spring training in great shape. He bad lost Kni$ht was in the middle of the dramauc
some weight and worked hard. You can tell a IOth-innmg Met rally that won game six.
guy with tremendous desire, tremendous fight. singling home one run and then sconng the
The situation on my baUcl ub was such that Ra y w10ncr. And he was the catalyst in game seven
was instrumental in solidifyi ng our team." with a home run that put his team 1n front to
Knight started the season platooning at stay.
Afier that year, be was the longest of long
shots to wtnd up as World Series MVP ... It
shows hard work and diligence patd off.'' he
said. "I thank Davey Johnson. h's unbelievable
that I'm up here now."
And what did he say?
"I said. 'No way.' "
The man was JUSt being realistic. Knight
knew the Mets had tried hard all winter to trade
him and the only reason he was still around was
that General Manager Frank Cashen could find
no takers for a 33-year-old infielder coming off
two straight sub-par seasons.
third base, but a sizzling April -six homers in "I've come a long way." he said, as he
the first nine games. a .333 average for the first claimed his MVP trophy. "but a bunch of guys
31 games -made him the everyday starter. deserve this thing. l
The irony of Knight's MVP performance
was that it made a loser of the man who ga ve
him his first full-time job 1n the majors. Boston
Just as Nancy said. "I'm a posi uve thinker, but the last two
He finished the season with a .298 batung years there was nothing to th ink I would be an
average and was an important bat m the middle integral pan of this club."
of the lineup. In the World Series, he became Knight had come to the Mets from
the most important bat. Houston for three young playe rs at the end of
Manager John McNamara.
.. He's one of the people I respect m this
game." Knight said. "I told him I love nim. But
only one can be a winner. He was the first
manager to pJay me every day in Cincinnati... Serlee MVP Ray K.ntaht.
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NEW YORK (AP) -When New York Mets
Manager Dave) Johnson needed pi\tching help, he looked
to his bullpen and found what hewanted. For Boston's
John McNamara, there was no relief in sight.
New York relievers Sid Fernandez and Jesse Orosco
shut the door on Boston in Monday night's seventh same
of the World Scnes. Red Sox relievers Calvin ~h1raJd1
and Al Nipper opened the fl~tes for the Mets.
The performance of the res~ivc bullpens was a key
in New York's 8·5 victory that gave the Mets the World
Scnes. fo ur games to three. .
"Today was an cumplc of what we've been doing all
year:· Mets pitching coach Mel Stottlcmyrc said. "It
hasn't been one guy doing it all year long."
New York starter Ron Darhnapve up three runs in
3 2-3 innings before being replaced by Fernandez. With a
man on second and Boston leading 3-0. the left.-handcr
walked the fi rst batter he faced. then got Man y Ba~tt to
Oy to nght for the third out.
Fernandez then retired the other six batters he faced .
four of them on stnkeouts.
"I wasn't nervous," said Fernandez. who had been
remo~cd from the rotation for the World Series because
of the trouble left-handers usually have pitching m
Fenwa) Park "It wasn't that I wanted to show what I
could do. Davey knows that. He made his decision on the
staners and I JUSt wanted to be ready."'
"Femand el was the real hero of that pme. He came
10 and shut down the momentum," Boston reliever Bob
tanlcy said.
Roger McDowell pitched a perfect seventh inning in
relief of Fernandez. but then ran into trouble in the ci&hth.
1n'1es by Bill Buckner and Jim Rice and a doubfc by
Dwight Eva ns produced two runs. cut New York's le.ad to
6-5 and brouaht Jesse Orosco into the p.me. On>!CO
retired all six men he faced to record hissccond save of the
Scncs and end the pmc.
In h1~ four appearances in the Scnes, Orosco rtt1ttd
23 of the 25 men he faced, 1nclud1ng the IHl 20. In the
seven game~. Mets relievers allowed seven runs in 22 I ·3
mnina;.~ while Boston's bullpen pvc up 12 runs in l S 1-3
innings.
On Monday ni&ht. h1raldt and Nipper pve up solo
homers to the fi"'t batters they faced. Ray Knight's \hot
off h1rald.t pve New York a 4-3 lcad in the seventh and
NEW YORK (AP)-Denni "Oil Can .. Boyd,
the forgotten man 1n Boston's p1tchmg plans, was
the odd-man out Monda~ night as the New York
Mets beat the Red ox 8-5 in game seven to 'Win tht'
World Scncs. .
Boyd. hunched over and '1sibly shaken in his
locker. was cl")'lng as teammates tned to console
him af\er the game He declined to answer
questions from the media.
Boyd had been scheduled 10 st.an the seventh
game. but a ramout unda) night made Bruce
Hurst. a two-game wtnncr in the ~ncs. available to
pitch on three da)'s rest.
Hurst took a 3-0 lead into the 4'1xth before the
Mets tied 11 m that mning and went on to victory.
Manager John McNamara had indicated he might
use Boyd 1n relief. but ht was not among fi ve Red
Sox pitchers used.
"Nothm, 1s wrong with him." McNamara said
of Boyd. "I said I mtJht use tum early 1f wr were not
ready for the short men in our bullpen. I didn't
think of usina b1m after the fifth. sutth mning ..
Boston never cau,ht up. Darryl trawberry's homer off
Nipper 10 the ctghth was the first of two run off Nipper,
a starter durina the rqular sea.son.
"I fttl responsible for what happened,'' satd
Sch1rald1. the losing pitcher 1n each of the last two pmes
of the Scnes. "We hould have won this thin&-I couldn•t
hold the lead the other night and I couldn't do anythJOg
. toni&ht."
""Boston led Game 6 by a 3-2 tcort when Sdurald1
pvt up the t}'ln1 run 1n the bottm of \.he CJ&hth. Three
runs m the 10th pve New Y~k a 6-.S victory.
McNamara defended his dcc1 1on to brins Scb1rald1
into the final pmc 1n the seventh inruna.
"Schiraldi is our hon man." McNamara said. "He
has done the job all )'e.ar He •ot us h~ .. Wc had Roger
Clemens to pitch in the ninth 1f we needed him:·
But Orosco made surt the Mets would not bat 1n the
ninth.
"R<>scr (McDowell) didn't have one of his best
ne ," Oatlina said, "but Jc has JU t beeo awt10mc
the whole Sime~ We had enough at \he end."
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Prep foqtball players of the ~eek
aatAN VAUOllAJlf
Corona del llar The senior k1ckt'r·lincbacker
and ofTenm c tackle. kicked field
pis ofll and 47 )ards. He also
had 6 solo and 4 assisted tackles.
"hik blod.ina v.cll.
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Jlll AIOIANN
CoetaMeM The S-10. 180.pound senior
w~!> oubtnnd ing in picking up the
bli12 orr the v.ca~ ide. "He
represents our cn11rt orrens1vc
line." s~ud his coach.
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OREG 8CHABARUM
Eetancla
The Junior follback-hnebackcr
had 11 solo tack k s and one assist.
adding' 46 all-purpo e yards of·
fcnshcl) "He was all over the
ticld for us:· said coach.
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SCOTT MORENCY
Newport Harbor
The Junior running back led 10
Nl'"' pon rushers with bO yards on
se' <.·n carries. It was his tirst
extended playing ume after shin·
ing at the Junior varsity level.
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ANTWON LAR K
Saddle back
The senior safet). picked off
two n1,ersil) passes. had five
first htts and two assisted tackles.
Also blocked a field goal which
was returned for a TD.
·VIJlfCS LBOASPI
BdieoD
A S-9. J 7S·pound senior de·
fonsJ\r ~klc. he~• in on nine tackle~. encludma four quar-
terback. sacks. keying the Chargers' defensive efTons.
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w ARRE!f TAYLOR
Fomataln Valle1
A 6-l . 235-pound senior of-
fcMivc tackle. he turned in his
M:cond tra1ght 90apcrcent pfus
cfTon on the grade sheet. pus
protccuon a highlight.
·~~~~~~~~~~
BRIAN BOSSE
Marina
The 5-10. 17S-pound senior
ou1s1dc linebacker got the Vikings
un1rackcd with a 55-yard rC'turn
for a TD "'1n an 1nterc~ption. as ",·11 as a ~ohd drfrQs•' c game.
* PAT BRUNSON
Hun tln(ton Beach
l hl' Oilers' rrcc" er caught a
pos~ from quarterback can P1c-
qudk and turned 11 1n10 a 43-y ard
touchdo" n pla \ in strong effg_rt
agains1 Foun1ai·n Valle)'. ·r
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GEORGE KOUT URES
Irvine In his tirs1 game at quarterback.
the \'aq~· hes1 athlete' performed
adm1r:ibl). Fofmerly a receiver-
dl·kn\1\l' h:i ck. his coach said the
~rn1or rnn make things happen.
J EP'P' BAJLSY
UnlYeralty
The 613. 1un1or quarterback. "a~ the br1JJll Pot 1n a Trojan
<.1tfen\C. which had rtlted on its
n1nningbad.s. Hewas 10oft8for
180 >ards and ran for 6-yard TO.
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DAVID TOWNSE!fD
Woodbrlq e
The 190.pound M:nior ran for
105 \ard\ on 22 carries and
caugh't 5 pa~ ~ for 42 yard1. and
h.1d 6 'iolo tackles and an inter-
n•µt 1on 1n B· 7 ,·1ctory.
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0 ABE JIMENEZ
Mater Del
The senior cornerback re-
t urnc..·d k1ckoff'i (3) and punts (2)
for 148 }nrds.1ncludinga66-yard
li.1d.ofT n.·turn He also three solo
and four unassisted tackles.
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MIKE AUSTIN
Weetmlneter
A t>-21 • !>cnor quanerback. he
h11 15 of ~4 passes for 193 yards
and :! TD,, as well as getting 3
tarli.ks. 4 ass1s1s and a caused
1nrn01plc11on on defense.
•~~~~~~~--~~
PHIL BOWEN
Ocea n Vlew .\ 5-10. 160-pound Junior wide
rl'l·~·•' t•r. he caught 3 passes for 85
'~· rds. and at cornerback on t.k l~n .. c. inll'rceptcd a pass. as
\\ell as all-around good coverage.
..
llESA'SSZYPERSKI
"'-Cl
I.be hard work kid S-Y oft" Thia waao't tbe on.ly pme ~t ~.bu stood
out in. He iecorded 16 taeklet -UlClUd.ina .,~ UICb -
...Wt LtpDa Hilb the week before.
Even more ll)CCial, ~ i1 booored over
Riddell. who nasbed for ac amazil'f 247 yard.a aJDOlll blr
toudldowns. and caUllbt a ~S-•· . That's what kincf of pme bad. .
Hi1 touchdown pve Costa eu a leed n would
never re~Wsb. ud Baldwin tbiftb tbe ND wu typk:al of~ by the way he enteted the end zone.
•1ffejust broke throuab," Baldwin uid. "Tbey must
have bad five IUY• hit hfm, l.ncludins J~than Todd, who~ one of the bett hnet.cken in
the county.
"He wasn't knocked oft hil
feet, so if you're too fancy on
defen1e with Szyperski, he'll ND
riaht at you."
Oefelllivel)"l .. Their bic offense la Todd, and
Szyperski WU LR OD every tackle. At
a team we mlde no tumoven. We
played as cloee to a perfect footbd
same IS you can play.'' ..,,_.. Szyperski also feels that Cotta
Meu-no, not Laauna Beach, Woodbridae or<>ranae-
is the team to beat. • .. I do believe that we're in the driver's seat ofthia new
leque," be said."( do believe that we're the team to beat
and I thirik we proved that by beat.ina Laauna Beach.
"lo all of our previous pmes, we did not play up to
our par. We didn't play fourquanen offootbd in all the
other sames. But in this pme, everythina came tatether
and we played football the way we're capable of.
"And we beat a very aood team. I just think-now
that we can play the way we did -tha,t we can beat
anyl>ody." ,
What's left for the Mustanas now in seelrina the
Pacific Coast League championship and/or a CIP Deaen-
Mountain gtayoffberth are three formidable bwdla.
Wood ridge, ranked No. 3 in the Detert·Mowuain
Conference, awaits Friday niaht at On.nae Coast CoUeae.
Then i t's Trabuco Hills on a short week (lbuncfay
niJht), followed by a travel date with Oranae at EJ
Modena ffi&b..
The CIF playoffs, which begin N.ov. 21 , include the
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Robinson fires
away at instant
replay system
From AP dl1patclles
Coach John Robenson of the Rams
blasted the NFL's instant replay review of
on-the-field calls Monday. saying it causes
"dcla). uncerta1nt). confusion and on my J)art. anger ...
.Ei]
Ahhough the Rams have not been involved in a
significant occasion on which the repla> has been used.
Robin son said. "I hate the ins tant replay.
'"It"s one of the wors1 things to come into our game.
The real greatness 1s the human clement. including thC'
aobtuoa
dec1s1on-mak1ng on 1he field
"I think the) went to II to add
tru1h and justice to the game."
Robinson told a meeting of the
Associated Press Sports Ed11ors.
"but I don't sec ar> more truth
and Justice."
Robinson. who resents the
move toward more technical
methods en the gamC'. talked
about a controversial play 1n
Sunday·s game between the Los
Angeles Raiders and the Houston
Oilers.
There was a question of whether q uarterbaek Marc
Wilson oft he Raiders was down before he lost a fumble
en the first quarter of his team's 28-17 victory over the
Oilers.
After a delay of several minutes for instant repla)
rrvicw b) the official 1n the press box. 11 was decided
that there was no fumble.
'"As a panicipant down there on the field . I don't
ltkc that rlemcnt of having to stop and look toward the
pre!>!> bo, ... Robinson said. "Now suddenl}'· some guy
the} ·,c brought out of retirement 1s sitting there
ma~1ng a dcc1s1on.
"Like the man en the Raiders' game silting up there
sa}tng. ·wh} 1s C\erybody looking at me-> I don't know
whl'thrr he fu mbled or not ....
Robtn!lon ~1d that 1f the instant replay review 1s
goi ng to c..onttnue. they should at least get the official out
of the press box.
Pac-10 honors Trojan, Bruin
Louis Brock. a star for South ern Eil
California in its super defensive effort •II• against Stanford. and UCLA runntn$, back
Gaston (,rcen ~ere named Pacific-IQ
foo tball Pia) c..'r!> of the Week Monday.
Brod •. son of former baseball star Lou Brock. set
up the game's onl) touchdown with a 41 -yard
interception return and made nine tackles from his
rnrnerbac~ pos111on in the Trojans' 10-0 victory over
1anford.
Green rece" cd the weekly award on offense for his
162 }ards and two TDs rushing in a 54-16 victory over
Wash1ng1on State.
Quote of the day
"I'm ,ix·echles!>." Payne Stewart. who was
dc..•n11.·d a !>Chcduled 18 holes in which 10 make up
a onc..·-~hot dcfiut against Ben Crenshaw at
Sunda} ·!> \torm-!>hortcned Vantage Golf C"ham-
p1onsh1p.
''I'm hot: steaming. (Payne ) Stewart's hot:
(Bobb} l C'lampct11s hot: everybody I've talked to
1c; hot." Tom Kite. who saw the rcducuon of the
tournament format -rather than extend the
l'' ent th rough an extra day -as a po licy decision
b} the PGA Tour.
Vukovich Japan Series star
HIROSHIM A -George Vukoy1ch. Ill former!} of the Cleveland Indians. doubled
home the winning run in the eighth inning
a'> the Se1bu Lions com pleted a comeback
from a three-game deficit to win Japan's professional
baseball championship with a 3-2 triumph over the
H1rosh1ma Toyo Carp Monday.
In winning their fourth consccuuve d<>-0r-die
game in the best-of-seven Japan Senes. the Lions had to
come back from a 2-0 deficit. KoJi Aki yama tied the
score with a two-run home run in the sixth in ning before
Vukovich's game-winning hit.
It was the Pacific League champion Lions' third
Japanese champ1onsh1p since Se1bu Ra iways Co.
bought the club 1n 1979 and their sixth si nce the Lions
cl ub originally was established 1n 1950. In 1958. the
Lions also lost the first three games of th e Japan Series
to the Yom1uri Giants. but bounced back with four
consecutive v1c1oncs for the championship.
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MONTREAL CAP) -Chris
Nilan's aoat with 1:36 left gave the
Montreal Canadieos a 6-S NHL
triumph over the Los Angeles Kings
Monday niaht.
Nilan S<;Ored on a two-on-one
break after taki!lf a pass from Guy
Carbonneau for bis second goal of the
year.
Canadiens goaltender Brian Hay-
ward had a miterablc fint two
i-eriods, allowina five pis on 11
shots, before he tettled down in the
third.
Hayward. who faced 26 shou, was
cauaht out of his net with four
minutes lef\ in the pme but
goals on 19 shots in the first two
periods. He faced 23 shou overall.
Gaston Gingras had a aoat and two
assists for Montreal. Catbonneauz Dave Maley, Larry Robinson ana
Shayne Corson also scored for the
Canadiens.
Kinp rookie Luc Robitaille scored
twice and assisted on another Joal whiJe Jim Fox also notched a pair of
goals for Los Angeles. Sean McKenoa
added a single.
Montreal also missed five open
nets, including an excellent chance by
Mike McPhee when the score wu tied
S·S early in the third period. McPbee
was alone about five feet from the net
when be rifled a wrist shot that was
five feet wide.
Edison, MD dunk polo foes
The Edison Kiah water 9010 team
improved it's Ch&n<lel O( ,ettin& a
better draw in the upcomina Clf
playom by beatin& Santa Ana Valley
l 6-13 in a non·lea&Ue contest Mon·
day at the Falcons' pool. ·
The Qwsen, currently in third
place in the Sunset Leaaue. are
hopefu.l that their win over the
Century .leque'1 third place entry
will decreate the chances of their
drawina a top team in the first round.
'11tl1 wu an imponut pme
because it WU two t.b.ird .. place
teams." llid Cwler1 Coecb Oluct
Moore. "Maybe when we aet to ClF
we will set a better dn1V since we be.It
them."
Edison rallied from a 9-8 halftime
deficit by outscorlna the Falcons S-0
in the th1rc! period and cruised to the
win.
Brian Luttcll led the Charsn
( ll ·8) with four 10&11 and fim ffodee. one of three Cha.rem with
three pla, ICOred all lhtee in the
decisive third quar1ef.
In another non-tequepme: ·
Maler Del 11, c.,tltrue ValleJ 1: Brian Breen scored six _,... and
LeRon Ellis ,ot two of hit W. ~ in the third I 'od. t ' a 6-$ Monan:b~toa 7= wbkh
they would never relinqujab in
beatina the Coupn at SaddJebaek
ffi&b.
,
K ookaburra Ill going strong
FREMA NTLE. Australia -lain
Mu rra~ and Kookaburra Ill put them-~·h cs in :i 'ilrong pos1t1on to cli nch first
plal'l' In the openi ng round of1he America's ~
< up dl·fe ndl'r trials' series by cruising to an easy victory
Munda}.
Kookaburra Ill 1mpro\led its record to 8·1 b}
lx':i1111g oulh ..\ustraha b)' 6 m1nu1es. 5 S«onds. with
one ran· rcma1n1n~ en the first double-round-robin
Sl'rll'S. Kooli.aburra s final race will be 1oday against
\\lnlc~s Stcak'n Kidney.
S1eak'n K1dne}. skippered b> Fred Neill. suffered
11~ ninth Joss Monda}. b) 2:33 to Kookaburra II . 6-3.
..\ustr:iha I . with Cohn Bcashel at 1he helm.
tl'ta1ncd '>l'Wnd place with a 7-2 reco rd after a ::?: 17
\1c..tor~ U'l'r ..\u'itraha Ill en winds ranging from 16 to
22 I.no!'. Jnd \ca~ :is high as six feet on the Indian Ocean
lllUf\C
In toda' ·., other races. Australia Ill well fa ce
1-.ouli.Jburra · 11 and ..\us1ral1a IV well meet South
\u,1ral1a .
fh e first screes earn!> each boat one point for a
'll IOr~. In the..· second series. a triple round-robin which
'IJll'> "o' 6. J \1Clor} will be wonh two points The
1h1rd '>\'rll''>. al1.o a triple round-robin. will provide three
pmnts to cal h \\Inner. The top four scoring boats will
llH>\l' 11110 the !.l'rn1final\
Ar bitra tor busts Rozelle plan
WA~lll NGTON -.\n arbitrator on Ill
~tonda \ strucl. down NFL Commissioner
Pl·tc Rcuclle'\ plan to randomly 1cst all
pla} ers ''"l<'l' for drugs duri ng lhe regular
Sl'J\On.
Arb11rator Richard Kashcr of Philadelphia ruled
th:i1 RoLelle'l> plan co nflicted with the league's
bargaining agrl·ement with the NFL Pla)'ers Associa-
tion. \lohtch ew1res in August 1987.
Rozelle's edict last July. following the cocaine·
rl'lu1 ... ·d dca1h~ of Cleveland Browns safet y Don Rogers
and nl\ crsll} of Ma ryland basketball star Len Bias. wc.1uld ha'e made the NFL the onl y professional spons
kaguc to require mandatory random drug testing for all
pla}Crs. I
But Kasher noted that the 1982 collective
bargaining agree ment with the players addressed the
drug issue b) calling for a preseason test of all players as
wdl as 1nd1' 1dual tests when club ph )s1c1ans suspect a
particular pla)'er of drug dependency.
Parachutist went for the$$ .
NEW YORK -A ~oap opera actor Ill "ho parachuted onto thc"'fiC"ld during the Sl\lh game of the V. orld Scnes put 1n a
da1m for a $25.000 radio contest prize
bdorc hl· Jumped. the station's promotion director said
Monda\.
The Queens district attorney's office has asked the
s1a11on to turn O\Cr 1he letter en which the Jumper.
Michael S~.'rg10. said he thought he de~rvcd the money
1n the V. \RK-FM ··outrageous act" contest.
He abo "'rote that a second parachus11s1. who
nc..•,cr ma1a1ahzed. "'ould land on the field with him.
"It goes to the question of his mo11,at1on." said
Tom Mc< anh~. spokesman for Queens D1s1rict
.\llornc..·~ John anturc1 "Was 11 altru1sm or team spirit
01 pn'>onal gain''"
Sharon Rosenbush. promo11on d1rec1or of the
\la lion "hllh ...-all'> 11self K-Rock. ~1d before she S3\lo
~ag10\ kltl'r \tonda~ morning. "I thought the gu ) did
11 JU'>I for th ... · lo' e of thr team ..
WBA eyes South Africa ban
REM> -The \\ orld Bo'1ng Assoc1a-m 11on opened els annual meeting on Monda )'
"'1th :i call for unit} from its president as the
group prepa res 10 rnns1der ousting outh
\fn ca from the organ11at ion. '
peaking 1n Spanish. 'WB.\ Prcs1dC'nl Gilberto
Mendoza of encJUela said 1he assoc1a11on was
meeting at a 11mc of rapid changes 1n global pohllcs and
was a part of that change
He urged mem bers to consider their role as a
"'orldw 1de bod} ac; 11 'otC'd on matters that come before
11.
While bo"<1ng promoter Butch Lewis and Inter-
national Bo'<lng Federation heav)wc1ght champion
Mit·hacl fflnks camedthcirdn,C'to oust outhAfnca
lo lhe WBA on Sund&}. 11 appearC'd the) might fall short
of that goal.
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Game-busters
CdM, Tars
go for title'
at Harbor
Unbeaten Corona del Mar Hilb
(2S.0) remainutop this wcek'1 Clf S·
A water polo rankinat ahead of
second-ranked Newpon Harbor, but
tbefll have to prove their reputation
q&Jn this week.
The Sta Kinas will meet Harbor's
Sailors for the second time in five
days Wednesday It 3:40 It Newport
Harbor.
Coach John Varps' Sea Kinp
maoqed 1 narrow ~ win over the
SailonofCoacb Bill Barnett Saturday
in the final• of the CaJjfomia State
Invitational Tournament in North·
em Callfomia.
Wednetday'1 contest wiU de<:ide
the Sea View Leque cbampionahlp
IS both teaml have IOM u.mcatbed
throu&b previous taaue opponeftta.
The Sea K.ln,a bout a balanced
at1ack led by Erie Vi.nie and
sopbomoR Chn1 Oedi~ while the
Tan are led by Ja)'IOn BelaftFr.
ln tbe 2.-A division, Plciftc Cout
~ champion Cotta Meu rc-
ma1n1 No. I intheCJFranbnplStbe
Muatanp await the OF playof&.
L ast week ·s plays
40 yar ds or more
fo r prep football
•93-Tyler Riddell (Costa
Mesa). touchdown run.
•74-Craia Allton (Univer-
sity), pass from Jeff Bailey ..
•69-Dan Huabes (Edjson),
touchdown pass from Mike Hcn-
denon. •
•68-Victor Gutierrez (Ocean
Vjew)i, touchdown pass from
Mike ~pence.
•67--Gabe Jimenez (Mater
Dei) lcickoff retum.
•6S-Jeff Daily (Corona del
Mar), TO run with interception.
•62-TyJer Riddell (Cotta
Meu) touchdown run.
•60-Danny O n tiveros
(Saddleback). 60 TO run with
blocked field pl.
•SS-Brian ~SS;C (Marina),
touchdown run with mterccption.
•SS-Mike Ritchie (Costa
Mesa}, TD pass from Mike
Crowe .
. • 54-Phil Bowen (Ocean View), run.
• S4-Chris Dic kerson
CLaauna Beach), pass from Danny Lane.
•SJ-Pat Brunson (Hunt·
inaton Beach), TD pass from Sean
PicqueUe.
•SO-Tyler Riddell (<:<>!ta
Mesa), touchdown run.
.•48-Dean Eddy (West·
mins.ter), TD pass from Mike Austin.
•47-Brian Vaughan (Corona del Mar), field aoal.
•44--Ed Milum (Newport Harbor), kickoff return.
•41-Eric Thayer (Edison) field aoaJ. •
La1t week'• n1.i11 IH dera
I. Tyler Riddell (Costa Mesa). 16-247: 2. Nate Pnmous (Saddlcback}
16·141: ~· Sc.an Magula (Marina), 19-126: 4. David Townsend
(Woodbnd&<'), 22-105: .S. Gus Miranda (Edison). 19-9S.
LHt week'• ,. .... , leader1
I. Mike Austen (Westminster). I .S·24·:0. 193 rarch. 2 TOs: 2. "M ike
pcm·c (Ocean V 1cw). I 0.18-1. 189 yards. TD: 3. Jeff Baile
(Unl\crsny). 10-18-2. 168 yards. O TDs. 4. Neal Carter <Saddlcbackf
9-1 7-1. 160 }lrd). 2 TOs: 5. Mike Crowe (Costa Mesa) . .S-8-0. 1 S6 yards'.
2 T05: 6. Mike Cun1us (Mater Dc1), I 6-3S-2. I .SO yards O TDs· 7 Mike
Henderson (Edison}. 4·9· l. 123 yards. 2 TDs; 8. bav1d 'Hcnipn
(Manna). 6·1 1.0. 124 yards, I TO: 9. Eric Brouahcr (Woodbridae)
11 -20.0. 112 ~ards. I TO: 10. Davi d Hcn1pn (fountain Valley), 1.12-1 '
101 )a~d, 0 TOs. 11 Kirk Summers (Newpon Harbor). J0.17-0. 100 )'Urds .• TO .
La1t week'• recelvl1,1 lea41tre
I .Mau ;)pence (Mater Dc1), 7-S2: ~· Chns Chiatson (Wc5tminster)
6-6S. l. Tony R0«0 (Mater Oc1). S-50: 4 O.v1d Townsend
(Woodbndae). S-42. S Mike R1tch1e {Costa Mna) 4-Cl4· 6 O.nn
Ont1\cros (Saddleback). 4-98: 7. Dean Eddy (We1im1n tc~). ·4-92 , {
John Woolscy(Coronad~I Mar). 4-46: 9 Tom Phelps(Univen 11y). 4-4S:
10. Da' Jordan (Woodbndae). 4--42; II . KunS7ubl(Octan View). 4-21.
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Be S yOU1h betlecbaJ~ few = anckt 2-6. will bqin MOftday. No¥ ), and run
1hroulh Fnday, Dec. 5, from 1:)().1 p.m 11 the
Boys Club. IOU Laauna Canyon Rd.
The ftt is S20. plus 1 S5 club membership rte.
and includes uniforms. a"'rdt. proanm rcfntts and two tickets to the opcn1na-day
pancAkC bttakrast. tc"edukd for S.1urday, Jan.
17. Scholarships will be made a¥1i11bk for
fam ilies unable to pay the full amount.
Rqular-Ktson prnn. from Jan. '17 lhroul)\ March 21, will be played on Thuttday and
Friday cveninas u wtl.!Js S.tutday afternoons.
A post-season tourriltnenl is also tcheduled
for the week of March 23-28.
All players arc auaranteed 10 play 11 lcast half of each pmc.
A mandatory four-hour clinic on 1he bas1e1 of
the pme (offered Dec. I· 12) ind 1 fund-ra1s1n1
Shoo1-a-1hon (Jan. 26-30) will also be offered.
Those 1n1eres1ed in coachina. referecina.
sponsorina 1 team or bccomina 1 team mother
ma y phone Mau Hoffman at 494-2535.
Sbort dhtallce trlatlllon
.\ shon distance 1na1hlon. dcs11ncd for first ·
ttme entrants. will be hosted by Canyon High
School Saturday. Nov. 29. bqinnina at 7 a.m
The event. fcatunna a 2.S·mtlc run. a 10.mtlc
bike lcsand I SO yards sw1mm1na.1s the first ofa three-race scnes. which will raise funds for the
Can)on Hiah cross country and track and field
teams .-!-
The other race dates arc Saturd•t · Jan J and Saturda). Feb. 7. also at Canyon H1ah
.\wards for the lop three tn aac group compc1111on 1n men's and women's ca1csones
will be offered and entry fees arc S 15. S25 (two
rac") and S35 (all three races). A special team
catcaory for high K"hool pan1c1pan1s will also be offered
For rcaistrauon 1nforma11on phone Sand>
Thomas (921-1544) or Alben "11randa
(777-3366) ..
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Llttle ~· nwi.tnt1011 Rci1 1ra11on ror the "fountain Valley Nonh
a11d South hlllc lraaucs will be held Saturday 11 Mile Square Park 1n Fountain Valley
Bo)\ und airls qc1 S'la (T-ball) 10 '' (ten1or k111uc) will rCCCl\C I S5 discount on·~ rcsutar
f('C for rt&istrrtn& On lhlS date. Rc11~1ra1ion forms arc al50 available by mail
from FV North LL. P 0 . Bol 2700. Hun11naton
Beach. 92647. or FV South LL. P.O. Box 1271.
Fountain Valley, 92708
For tnforma11on phone 962-5884 (FV Nonh
LL) or 963-1727 (FV South LL).
BoJdnl at lrTlne Marriott )
Hun11n.11on Beach's Lee Sentinella. an un·
defeated m1ddlcwc1ah1, will be featured on lhc
boM()J undcreard Thursday ni&ht at the Irvine
Marrlp11 Hotel
Scopnclla (I 0-0-1 ). who rcprcients the West·
minster Bo·ona Club. will meet Manin Love of
Las Vegas 1n a six-round prchm1nary ID the 12-
round main event bc1wcen Mike Sedillo of
Chino and Covina'\ Glenn Kennedy for the
'acan1 Caltfom1a championship at I 7S pounds.
In ano1hcr m1ddlewe1ah1 prchm, Pasadena's
ron) Pa1\&no (5·:?) will meet Ruben Blackwell
1n a schedukd s1~·roundcr.
.\(llon begins at 7 30 and ttck.cts arc available
at Megan·, Ticket 'icrv1cc in Irvine's Hcrltaae
\\hopping C enter and a1 all T1cltc1mastcr
loc<IHons_
Vlll• P•rk Turkey Trot
The s1xch annual Villa Park Turkey Trot.
featuring h11lf·m1lc.1wo-m1lc, five-mile and half·
mara11'1on runs "111 be Sunda y. Nov 30. at Villa
Park High Cichool
Age arouprnmpctttton 1n men's and women's
d1' 1\10n\ will begin "1th a half-milccvcn1 at 7:45
am
Racr da) rrg1s1ra11on "'II bea1n at 7 am
.\II proccl·ds from the event. sponsored by the
Or;ingr F her\ Traci.. Club. will go 10 JUn1or ht&h
't(hool ums coun111 programs tn Orange
Count)
For rca1~1ra11on tnforma11on phone 8111 Hoh
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EAST RUTHERFORD. N.J. (AP)
-Joe Morris rushed for 181 yards
and two touchdowns, includina a 13·
yard sweep of riaht end for the
winnina points witn 1:38 to play. as
the New York Giants defeated the
Wuhinato'? Redsluns 27·2~ Monday niaht, creatma a three-way tte for first
place in the NFC East. Morris who carried 31 times.
followed bia blocks by Chris Godfrey and Maurice Carthon and then side-
stepped the final five yards into thr
end zone. It capped a I 0 plat. 81-yard
drive • Morriscarrylna rtvc times
for 66 yards. 1 • The Vlctory p ve New York a 6-2
mark and put the Giants in a first-
place tic with Washinaton and Dallas.
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Wuhinaton and outstand1n1 per-
formances by quarterback Jay
Scll.roeder. who oompleted 22 of 40 '*"' for .. 20 yards, and wide
receivu Gary Oart, who had 11
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HBP-Henderwn (by Oart1n11). Wll1on lbv
Crewtordl. WP-Schlreldl
Umolres-Home, Kibler lHLI; F1nt Even\
(AL), Second, W.noet\ledl (NL), Third,
8rlnkm.tn (AL); L.eft, MontK ue !NLl. IUoht
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27 69 1 1 0 0 .333
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31 3 ' 3 0 0 3 290 30161011 200
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29 4 I 2 0 2 9 276
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PITCHING SUMMAR Y
aOSTON
I 1411 II r Wbtl H
St•ntev S 6 1·3 S O O I 4
Hr\I 12·0) l 23 II S S 6 17
Clemtnt 2 11 1-3 t S 4 6 11
Crto (l-01 J 4 1-3 S l 3 0 4
Noor !O-ll 2 6 1·3 10 5 S 2 2
Bovd 10-n I 7 9 6 6 1 l
Schrlldi (0.-2) 3 4 7 7 6 3 2
S.mbllo 2 o 1·3 2 I t 2 o
T"'9h 7 '2 2·l "5 l2 >O 21 4l Saves-Sc:hlreldl, St•ntev
Orosco
Sl\k
Fernendez
~(l-0)
McDowell (1·0>
Gooden (0·2>
Aguliar C 1-0l T.,_,,
Sev111--0rosco 2
NEW YOtlK
1 111 II r eri.M
4 S'l·l 2 0 0 0 6
I 2·3 0 0 0 I 1
3 6 2·3 6 I I 1 10
2 13 13 3 l s 9 s 7 1·3 10 s 4 6 2
2 9 17 10 • 4 9
2 l • 4 4 1 •
7 63 6tV2l 21 Sl
SCOtlE BY INNINGS
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3 II
623 111
1.11
13 so
1100
4.31
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8Mlilfl 155 140 441 2-27
... w Ywtr 402 m 761 l -l1
G•,,.,.·WIM•"9 R81 -BO\lon, BOOO\, Owen Hew York, Ovk\lr• Certer, ICnlollt
OP-80,ron 7, New York 4. LO&-eo\ton 69,
Hew Vorll SO SB-Wllwn 3, Slre wt>ef'rv l ,
8edlrnen CS-Baell.men. Strt wblrrv
S-Sente na 2. Ovk'I" 7, Hun t 2, Ct-,,
Owtfl, Beckman. McOoweM. SF-Henoerson.
Owen. Certtr. Herna ndez. HBP-B8Ytor (by
Gooo.nl. Buckner (by Aoul~e), Hen<ler'°11 lbv
O•rllllill, Wllson (bv Cr•wford). WP-Derting 2.
Oieda, S.mblto, St•nlev. Schlreldl PB-Ged·
men
Uml>lrH-Klbler INLI Even\ (AL)
Wlfldet\1801 IHLI, Brtnllmen (AL), Monte11ue
!NL), Ford (AL)
Olfldel Scorer\~80 Fotey IN-York Delly
New\), Oe ve N'9hllnoele ITP!e Soortlno Ntw\), Charlie ScooQin1 (LoweH. ~u , Sun)
• Time
Geme 1 •t Ne.w York, 2:59
Ge me 2 •I Ntw York, 3 36
G1,.,,. l et Botton, 7 S8
Game 4 er Balton, 3 n
Geme S er Botton. 3 09
Game 6 e t New Yor~ 4-o?
Game 7 •' Ntw York 3 11
AftenclMce
Geme 1 II Ntw York. SS,076
Game 1 11 Ntw York. SS,063
Game 3 ot Bo\ton, 33,S9S
G•,,.,. A at Bo,ton, 33,920
G•me S •' 80\ton, 34 010
Geme 6 at Ntw York SS,071
Gemt 7 at Ntw York SS,OJ'I
Berrett 2b
Hende"on ct
Rice " Even• rf
Owenn
8ovtS 3b
Gedm.tn c lllCI<~ lb
a.v>or drl
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OVll•lr• d c.rterc
WlttOn" Sefllene U
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"" WOttO S«* --... loMOfl .... So• lfld lf\I IWw Y orll. Mel\ ._I
.,,..,_~ U,076.
,..., receloft.11.nv1u2.
Commtulolw'• uwe· SUl.706.70
Plltyen' POOt: 16,lft,2'$.Q
LMtul s.. llW .. Mlfl t107.~ CIUlt s.rtet tNrM bolll t101,N. .. ..._,
Al~SS.06).
..... """""11,12 ...... , c~. t11ert m1un.n.
Ple't'W1' IOOI: 11,0)4.6'311
L_. ~ t1W'tt: llOlh I 101 71160. Clue> Ser1e1 .,_..., llOtl'I t t02,iiOM. ......
AlltlldlllCI: 33,Sf j,
..... ~: "· 11t.24~ Commlu loner'• an.re. 1176.116.75. Plavert' IOOI· 1707,SO .
L-Serles W r9' both 173,10U1 ctu11 Serles w r"' bolh tn,1ou1 ._,
Altendallee; 33,9'0
Nel rectlllb. Sl,117,J70
comm1u i-r•s Sllerr s17t, 10S.50 Ptever1• POOi: 111t,m
Leaoue s.r1n 111ertt· botl'I 174,210.63. Ck.lb Soria \Nm: bolt\ S74,21D.63. o....s
Attendance: '4.010.
Net re&lott : ti, IH ,620 00 Commlulonll"t \Mre. I 171,443 00.
L.._ Serles slleru botll S252,794.2S
CIUb ~lfl \llarti botl'I 11S2,7'US.
G-6
Attendance. SS,071.
Net rec»lors. 11.n•.7'6 74.
Commlu loner'• •h•r•· 12Sl.71S.OI.
LH oue Serln sneres: both "66,512,93.
Ctub S.rlu \he rn bolll SJ66,Sl2.f3
Geme7
Allendance: SS,032
Net receipt\ Sl,723,916 '6
Commlu lone<'' ~re· '2Sl,S87.S3.
LUl>Ut Serie\ Shel'fl both SlU.332.lJ
Club Sarin \herti bOth '366,332.33
T.._,s
Attendence 321,502
Net recelon • I0,454, l 19 ~
Commlu loner'l \here I l,S68, l 17 93
Pleve"' oooi ~.646,928.30 LHOUI Seri., •here\: bOlh $1,349, 121.0l
Club Serles \herH bOlh 11,349.121.01
NOTE Players' DOOi tol•ls lndu<les LHl>U9
ChomolonshlP W I" tot•I ol lS, 157,43t 74
WOf1d Sertes MVPs
19S~Jonnnv Podres. 8r00illvn <NL)
1956--0on Ler\lln, N~ Vork (AL)
1957-t..ew Burdene, Miiwaukee (HLI
l9.S.-8ob Tur11Y, New York (ALI
19S,.....Lerrv Sherry, LOS Anoele\ lNL)
1960-Bot>bv Richardson. New York (AL)
1961-Wnilt v Ford. New York lALl
1962-Raloh Terrv. Ntw Y0<k IALl
1963-Sendv ICoutu Lo' Anoeles !NL>
1964--Bob Glb\on SI Loub !NLI
196S-Senav Kouln LO\ AnotlH (NL)
1966-Fr•ni< ROOln'°1!, B•ltlmore (ALI
19'7-8ob (;lbwn St Lou!\ (NL)
1961-MlcktY LollCh, Detroit (All
1969-0onn Clenoenon. New York !NL>
1970-Brooks RoblMon. Belllmore !AL)
1971-Roberto Clemente, Plll\burgh (NL>
1972-<iene Ttnece, Oeklend (AL)
1973'-Raoole JaClo.\On, Oakland {ALI
197+-Rolll• Finger\, Oall.lt nd (AL)
197$-Pete Rou . C1nclnnet1 (NL)
1976--JOllnnv Bench, Cincinnati <NL)
1m -Reoo'• Jeckwn, New York (AU
197&-8udw Dent, New Vork (AL)
l~Wlllle Sl•rOtll P1lllbUrOh !NL!
l~lkt Scllmldl, Phltedelof'lfe (NL)
1911-<Ron Cey, P80ro Guerrero end Steve
Vee1>9r, Los Anoele\ (NL)
1912-0erretl Porter, St Louis INLI
1983-Rfcll 0tm0'8Y, Baltimore (AL)
1,.._Ale n Tremmel!, Detroit (ALI
1915-artl Seberh8Q.n, Ken'H Cllv (AL)
1986--~•v ICnlOl'lt, New York (NL)
Wend s.ttes com4lbedrs
Tu ms thel neve reoounoeo from • l ·? defklt
to win the WO<ld SerlH Cx·Ollnolti r .. m tllet
trelte<I 3· 11
1903-80\IOn IAL) s. Pittsburllh (NL) 3·11
1921-Hew York INL) S, New York CAL) 3
l~Weshlna_ton 4, New Vor1' <NL) J
1925--Plllsbur!UI 4, Washington 3·11
1926--St Louis (NL) 4, New York (ALI l
193+-Sr Lou1, (NLl 4, Detroit 3
1940-Clnclnnttl 4, Oetroll 3
1940-SI LOUI\ (NL) 4, 8ollon (ALI 3
1952-New YO<k (AL) 4, BrOOktyn 3
19~New Vorll (AL) 4, Mitweullee 3 • 19~1ro0 4, St Lou!\ 3·a
1973--0ekle nd 4, New Vork INLI J
1979-Pitt\burvh 4, B•llfmore l·K
1911--St Louf\ 4, Mltw•U"-ff J
19tS-l(enus Cllv 4, SI. Louis 3·•
19'6-New York INL) 4, 8o1ton )
WAT•R ~LO
""" ldlMt (-·IMOW)
EllMn 16, sent. AM V ... V ll
Edison 3 S S >-16
Sent• Ana V•tlev l 6 o 4-13
E<liion KOt'lno LuttreH •• MeU"1' l , H0091 3,
ThOmel 3, Alenlhaw I, Glecont I, Wtrd I
Goetle ••v111 Ctnltv I
Mltw o.t 10, Cuhtnno Vain 1
Ceolsrre no V•llev 1 3 2 1-7
Mater Del 3 1 3 )-10
Meter Ot l •corlno. Breen 6, Elli~ 3, ~rkerl
I Goelie \llllH Taole' 1
Clfr A8Mln9S
4·A
I. c-Oii Mer1 1. ...._, "-rtlef; l
Sunnv Hilt•; 4 Tustin, 5 Beune Perk, 6 ~ ••
1. UnNwlltVI I VIiie Patit. 9. FollhlH, 10 Fullerton.
2-A
I. Cnl9 Mttta1 2 Sen Lui' Ol>l•oo; l El
SeouOOO; 4 L• Wna; s Redondo; 6, Don Luoo;
1 Cet>rlllo, a Et Rencno; t. Mlr•i."'· 10. Harvard
TENNIS
""" scMd ....,, SIEA VIEW LIAGUE cw... .. Mar n .... •rldot ' ~
Scott (CdM) tosl to Wiiiett, l ... def Homen.
•·O, 09feull80 lo Ro\en, Beine !COM) '°'' 0.-6,
won 6-0, 6•0; Phebus (CdM) lost, 2·6, won 6·0,
6-0
DeullMs
Keorett·H•ril'lbaroer (CdMl def Ven HM·
P•re"fcit•, 6-0, def. MyerM>n·Weng, 6-2. def.
8er11-F1ao. 6-0; HO\IM •8Hll••nce (CdMI '°"
3·6, won 7·5, 6•0, l(rvclllr -Rl•l•u (CdM) won 6·2. tosl 5·7, won 6·0.
cur""*""" 4-A
l Mlreln19; 1. c-cMI Mari l PelOl
Verdes, 4. S..nt• Beroere; S. Rolll"9 Hill•, 6.
IEllMftl 7 89...,lv HUI\, I South Torrence. 9
Wt.,lelee, LA; 10 Venlure
l-A
I. S.n Marino, 2. A1>oure; ) T11ousend O•ks,
4. Me.., o.11 5. Clllrtm0nl, 6. Alh•ml>rt , 1
Olemoncl Ber; I Wnlleke; '· Hemet, 10 L•vune Hlhs
VOU•YaALL
CHI..._.
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1 Mire Cotta, 2 "utntme; a. Wu•~ 4.
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' Dot PutOm. 10 $1 ~. LlltewOOd
4•A
I Torra..-, 2. L-... en Wlbon, :a. MetW1
4 Ma~t; L ...,,.,., 6, Mlrlborovtll; 7
Arc.die, " Notre 01mt Ac.dtmv; '· """"'"""' ~ 10.hflt
MPL
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.375 m
.l2S 109
12.s m
wunlnoton 6 2 o .750 "'
Dale\ 6 2 0 .HO 226
NV Giants 6 2 0 .7SO 16'
Phlledllollle 3 S 0 .37S 121
St. Louil 1 7 O • l?S 103
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0enYll'
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112
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Cleveland
Plllaburoll
Houston
c .... s 3 s 3 , 6
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3 s 0 2 6 0
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.62S 219
.37S 191
2SO 14S
000 11
166
115
233
171
706
,._ York Gian" 27, Wuhlnoton 20
SuMIY't GelMs
Denver •• It•*"
At,.nt• '' New Eno1end 8uff•to 11 Tempe Bav
ClncllWl•ll el Detroit
Clt"9lend el lodl•neooll•
O•llu 11 Hew V0<k Glen"
G..-8•v et Plrtsburvn
Houston •' Mleml PN1ed91Pflla •I St LOUI\
San FrenclKo er New Orleens
K•ntas Cltv et Sen Oleo<>
New VOl"ll Jet1 t i Setllle
Mlnnnote e t wesnlnoton Mll.a.v, Hev. l Game
Rems et Chbl>O !Chennel 7 e t 61
16 St. Louis
Nl'L LOGS
Rems <6·2>
16 Sen Fr•ncl\Co
24 lndl•nel>Olls
20 Phlleclelolll•
76 Tamoa BIY 14 Atla nte
14 Oetroll
14 .\tte nte
Nov. 3-el Chlcel>O Nov. ,_., N-Ori.an\
Nov, 16-Ntw E n11l•nd
Nov. 23-New Orleans
Nov 30-et New YOf"k Je"
Oec. 7-0ettes
Dec 14-Mleml
Dec 19-•I s.n Fr•ncl\CO
Reldon CS-3)
36 Oel\ver
6 Wu hlnoron
9 New York Gian"
13 S.n Dleoo
24 Ken~u City
14 Se•llle
lO Mlem1
21 Houston
Nov 2-0.nver
Nov "-1 Delle\
Nov 16--<:levelend
Nov. »-er Sen Oteoo
Nov. Jo--Phlle0e'9hle
Oec. I-et Se•llle
Oec 14--K••U~H Cllv
Dec 21~tndlanaPOll1
COLLEGE LOGS use u-21
Jl IH l"IOt\
11 Ba••O<
10 -Wa\l'ut1g!on
3~ O•eoon
I• Wa\h•n910" St
10 Ar11ona s1
10 Stanford
Nov 1-at Afl tOna
Nov 8-8 ve
NO• l~olll0<n1a
NO• 22-ot UCLA
UCl.A (S·21
l Oki.rioma
45 S11n O~oo SI
41 Lono BHcn St
9 ArlU>Oe SI
31 Arizona
36 Cahforn••
~ Wash1noton SI
Nov I-al Oregon SI
Nov 8-Stentord
Nov IS-at Wu1unoton
Nov n-usc
Cal Stat• Fullerton <2·6)
12 New Me .. co s1
ls tdahO St
17 Idaho
7J UNLV
10 Tvl\a
10 1.ono Beech SI
ll Ulah St
I~ Hawa11
Nov 1-Frt>\no S•
Nov 8-San Jou S•
N , tS-a1 Pac ''
LCHl9 8 eacl'I State (l ·l l
7• San 0 eoo St
u Wt'\'"'" M•Ch•oen ]) UCL A
)0 Cal Statt' F vllt'rton
39 New M!'>•CO SI
17 Fre\nO SI
No• I al U•ah S•olt'
Nov 9 -E;ultrn Wo,,1nolon
Nov IS-at Sen Jost ~'
Nov 22-UNLV
10
13
7
34
20 2'
10
7
31
10
14
17
11
10
7t
17
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34
29
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73
16
75
10
16
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20 JO
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27
ll 41
10
7
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Wa\h1no1on
Ar1rona
UCLA use
Slenlora
We\1'1 S•
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Celilorn.a
OrP9on
WL TPFPA W LT ~"A
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J I 0 121 SS t 1 0 267 13
3 I 0 177 77 6 1 0 220 1) I
3 1 0 1)1 " s 2 0 220 1'1 ) 7 0 9'I 94 s , 0 147 174
, 1 o n 41 s 2 o 1• 11
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I ) 0 47 7' , s 0 ., 1)7
I 4 0 11 15' I 6 0 I 16 210 0 S 0 6S 192 2 6 0 132 n4
S1turtlty'\ G-
UCLA o• Oreoon Sttre
USC et Anrona, n
Ort9on al Cahtornlt
wes111n111on et Arl1on11 Stele, n
Washln111on Stete Iii Stanford
PCAA ata,.._
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4 0 0 ISO 104 6 1 0 nt Ito
310 ,, '° 6 1 020t " 1 I 0 10 S2 J 3 0 141 133
170 1613 440202 171 , , 0 77 " 2 s 0 100 ,,,
I 3 0 t t 7' 3 4 0 1'3 l?9
130 97 94 2 6 01»»9
I 4 0 6t a 9 I I 0 140 313
kturdeY'\ GMnft
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Lono BH c" S••tt '' Ut•" State s.,, JO\t Ste tt ,, New ~lllco St•••
Noroh h •H Sltlt •I Ntod•·LH Veou
HIGH 5CHOOL STANDtNGS
S4MMt L .. tue
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Wt"mln,ttr I 1 0
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2 s 0 , s 0
s ' 0 J > I 2 s 0 t s 0
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flrWllY's Game (7:JOI
!dlsOll 111 Ocean 'View (e l Hunll11t!Oll hedll
I
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• 1 0
1 ' 0 J 4 0
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I. lift» M\11 (Al'Ml\ll) 7-0 IJO t. e re..i IOI! •tYI 7·0 l1S J. ,ronter\I <Cltr111 91111 6-1 '°
4 SI JOftn IO.CO (Otl RIY) 7-<0 It s. U VGW <o.t ,...,, •-1 n
" Mlltlkall (NIC>ON) 6-0 .,
1. Servile <Allltlut 1.-..ve> S·2 SI
L EIMMow«' !Citrus lettl 6-1 M •. Lone llM<'h Poly (Moore) •·2 20
lL ..... Cs-.t> J-2 1S °""'" rtcefVlnt votn , ConOll (Cllflb h fll,
5-2. L8 w 1te11 (Moore), s-'
C:INTaA&. CONliiHUtcl
1. su•rltct cs .. Vtewl 1-• to en. SUnnv Hlh (Frttwev) 1-0 7'
3 Tu•lln (S.. Vltw) 6· 1 70
4 Velellcle (Or.noel M -1 '6
S. Fullerton lftreewavl 6 1 Sot
6 Trov <FrMwavl 6•1 U
7 lolA Grande IGerden Grovel ... I 39
L .......,, HetMr I SM Vl9w) 4•J 11
•. LA .... .,,. (Fr-•v) 3·3 IS
10. Arltsle (Sl;burbanl 4·3 t °'""' r~vlnt vorn=Le Quint• (Garden Grove), 3-3; ~ ( V'lwl, 4·ll Nor·
welk (Suburban), S·,; A m IOt"•noel. •-3
OH•ltT·MOUH'TAIH COH'•ltlNCI
I, 8toomlnoton <Sunkl•I) 7-0 119
2. Herverd (S.nl1 Fel 6· I •106
S. Wu•"'" (PecMk CMst) 6·1 fl
4. LI "'"• (Sunktsl) 6-1 IS S. PH O ROl:llH (Lot PW..) 6-1-1 74
6 aetl·Jeff (Santa Fe) 6-0 S6
1. C_. -.a (hdk c .. tO S-2 46
I. s.nr. Peule (Front•> 6·1 J4
9. Le..-a.di ( .. Ktk C:..\I) •· 1 2' 10. Alescedero (LOI P8dr9') •2· 1 It
Others reo1Mnt votn. St. Jo'90f\, S.n11
Monlu <Lo' P•drn ), S-2; Orenoe <Pecllle
CoH tl, 4-3; Hori• Vlsl• (Sunk!SI), •·3
SOUTHIERH COH,l!RIENCIE
1 Et T0<0 (Soulll Coe\I) 1-0 111
2 Loer• CE moire) 6·0-I 9'
3 Sent• Ane ICtflturvl 6· 1 IS
4. S.ot• Monica (Oceenl ~I 71
S. Los .\lemflO\ IEmPlre) 6· l '4
6. Lvnwood !Sen Gabriel 'Vtllevl S-2 SS
1 EH•«•nz• (EmPfre ) S·l·l .,.
I. Par•mount (Sen Gebrfet Vellev> 6· 1 74
9. Foothill (Century) S·2 70
10. CtPl•tr•no 'V•tlev (South Coe\ll 4·3 9
Other\ recalvlno votes: H•wtl'IOt'ne IOCeen>. S•2, Bevertv Hiits (OcH o), 6· I; Culver Cllv
(Oceenl. 6-1. Mln lor Viele> (South Coast), 4·3
NHL
CNNtaEU CONFERl!HCI!
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Edmon ion
Wlnnfoeo
C•tgary
l<lnel Vancouver
6 4 0 12 45 34
3 4 1 72629
l s 0 6 27 34
3 1 , 0 6 38 4S
2SI S l929
Herrh Otvlllen
Toronto
Detroit
MINIHOta
Cnkeoo St LOl.lll
3 2 J 9
3 4 I 7
l • 1 1
2 s 2 6 1 3 , •
WALES CONFERENCE
Pill\l>urgh
Phltedelohle
W•\lllnoton
New JerHv
NY R•noe"
NV Illa~\
Quebec
Bo, ton
Montre•I
Heriford
Buff•lo
p •Irk.II OM"9ll I I 0
7 I 0
4 • l
4 4 0
2 l 4
3 3 I
Adam\ OIYl\l«I s 2 2 s 4 0 • J ,
3 2 1
I 6 2
Mancle'I'• Scere
Montreet 6, t<lnel S
Tenltflt'1 Gemti Klflel et Quebec
Plllstxirvh et H•rtford
Chlcel>O a t Toronto
16
14
9 • • 1
12 10
10
7
4
Phll•delOhl• e t New YOf'k h landen
C•toerv et Minnesota
We11>lrio1on el Vancouver
,.
23 34
30
17
46
3A
37
78
JS ,,
41
34
36
23
76
21
26 36
41
23
31
16
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King\
Monlrt•I 3 7 0-S l 2 1-6
"nl Perlod
1 Los Anoete\, MclCenna 7 IRObll•lll•. Dionne), .2S; 2 MOl\trtel. Glnoru I (Rkl'ler.
Ltmle\a). 1·12 (oe>l. 3 LOl A1\1>9111\, Roolttllle 7
(Wtll$, G11tevl. 111:11 '°")· '· Lot Antele\, Fo11 3 IWl<llam\), 11'16, s Montreal, Roolnton 2. 16-27
6 MOl\trffl, Metev J ICorwn. Glnore\l, 11.31
Pene lllH -Wtlls, LA (lnterlertneel, 4"54, Pin ·
talr, LA (SIUl\lno), 7 10,~ltl, Mon (llOIOl"9),
9:35, TavlOr, LA (hloh·slldlln9), 12:37; Svobode,
Mon (htvn·\lld\1119). 12:37, Wells , L.\, me tor
(llohling), 12:37: Niian, Mon, mlnor·malor (In·
1t111etor, flvhllnv ). 12.37.
Se<tlld Penoo
7. Montreat, CerbOnneeu 4, O 76, I Lo\
Anoetes, Fo11 4 lNkllOll1, Wllll8m\), 4 40, 9
MontrM I, Corwn 3 !Glnvru , Nulund), 10.30, 10
Lot A""91ft. Rob1telll• I lt<enneoy, Mcl(911ne).
13:06. Ptrlallle\-Pe terwn, LA, mlnor-malor
(in\lloetor, flohlln9). 6 24. Metev. Mon, malor
11toht1119), 6:24, Cnello\, Mon ldelev of 119me),
13:46; Oudlesne, LA (h00kl"9l. 11:01.
Third .. erled 11. MonlrH I. Nllt n 7 ICerbonnee u, McPhff),
12:24. PenelllH-Wllllem,, LA, double minor
<roughfl!il), 12 39, Richer, Mt>n. dou~ minor
trouohtno>. 17 39, Nllen, Mon. double minor·
mlK onduct·gerne mlKonducl lllH hlno. u11·
\oorllme nllke conducl), lt:4S
Snot$ on ooel-LO\ Anoelts 9·10-7-26 Mon· trH I 11·7-S-23
Power·Olev 0ooor1unilfn -{.ot Anoete• I of
l , MonlrH I I of 3
Goellfl-LO\ Anoetu. Mtlenwn 123 lholl· 17
sevH ). Montrt1t, Havwerd 126·211
.\-16,09•
Refer-Bob Mvers. Llne,men-Merk
Vlnn , Jerrv P•t•m.tn.
atOSS COUNTRY
CIFR-'*""" aovs
f·A
I Ptlol Verdes. 2 ThOut.llnd 0.k\, l Dene
Hills, •. CWIM ., Mari s. BU9N, ... Antek)c)e
V•lltv. 7 Tu\lln. I Newt>urv P•r11; ' Min ion
Vlelo. 10 Rio Mtw
J.A
I Arrovo. 7 Hert, ) Uotend, 4. L• H•l>r• ; S
Buen• P•rk, 6. Loyol•, 7, Hemet; I. El Rencno,
9. Perm Sorl1191; 10 Arroyo Gr•nde.
2·A I W•lnut, 2 Aoour•. 3 'V11t11Cle; 4. Covina, S
Lomooc. .. C•• Mese1 7 LHune Hiiis, L
LA11UN 8eedlJ 9 C•brllto, 10. Elllnote.
GIRLS
4-A
I. Petos Verdel, 2. ThouMnd O.k\, l
Newbury Perk, 4. Westlake; S. OcM11 Vlew1 6
euene; 7 • ...._"'1 H•rtlwi e. Oellll Hint, 9
C•nyon (An•htlm); 10 Fonl•n•. a-A
1. Arrovo Grendl1 2. Lornooc; 3. Norco; 4. L•
Hebre: S. Corona, 6. Hacienda loMlohr. Wiison, 7
Et Rencl'IO, a. Hert; t llt l'loc> MonlllOl'NfY, 10
U04and
2·A
I H-la. 1 W1111ut; 3, M«ro 81v, 4.
......,... hldl1 S Soult\ Hni.. 6. MOulllelf1 View,
7. Le Quint•, I. Al8tuWo; 9. Nordl'loft, 10
Arrovo.
MendllV'• "11ftMdlefts
USllAL&.
Ne1llMILMWI
CHICAGO CUI S-AllllOUllQd Jlnvlly P• ...
!'let IOlfleCI tl'lllr COtNl'IUllllV WVie.t dlHfll'Mnl
IAJKlftA&.L
............... IMCldM
MIL.WAUl<EE I UCKS-W•IYld Jim
LA,,,_.,, f0twarcl·e1111er, 11\d SCOll ,..,_,
lol'warcl.
PO!tTl.ANO TU il l l.A.ll!lt$-Wt1Yed fMfk ~. torwerd, alld Perrv YO\lllt,
tuercl. UTAH JAU-W•IV<ld Sl•vt Havn , c.ntw,
alld l(Hla HutMs. tuafd
NCKKIY
............ 1¥~
IOSTOH ••u•N~ Kettll Crowdtf, rlll'lt w.,,., Oft IM.wld r-u Rtelltd N...,fn
Metllw9"t, forw•d ff'tM ~ of IM
All'ler1can Hoc:t.n L8"Ue
handicap
\
,.~ .-..,
W•DHHOAY'I IENTIUH <ni-.. 27·•v ._,,, ...... _...
'""'' ... ,, 12:» ~ l"IRST RAC•.• 111 ll/l'IOllO\ '°""" 114.000 >
vee r Olds Cte1mlnQ Pf!Ce 120,000 slt,000 1 I !o<>Oftsellente \Cest•nonl I I
2 Ptectlut 1"1•11• I 8teCJl I •I 11
l l(enel Ot nctr 1ve11n1utlt l Ill
4 E•olt( Arbllor (!,lbllltl 114
S Ce•rttos UP !Soto) I 14
• N+cll'\ Princt !PtdrOH ) I 14
7 I.ens Menul I So"'> 116
I GIOrv Petl'I ISttven\) 11'
9 L•Olltnlno Den (Wlffllnl 11'
NICK'S NINCIE 13 II StldOm • -t lfOfl
l•orr1 '"'' runner eat/a l'letf lurtont rtelP• P11ttnteo WtlCh run, LA$ MANUS 0 ·21 C•me
to hind fordno lhe Ptct 111rovol\0Ut tnen l>OIM
on ro wrn In he ,.clv teshlOfl, reoeet wOUIO bl no
'urofl\e, GLORY PATH (9·2) Tectlt•• to tOHd
to 1>eln ooslllon. cennol be Ignored LONG~HOT
KENAI O.\NCER
SECOND RACI . 6 lurtono\ Pune '13 000
FiNlts l YH rs Old, bred 111 Celllor111e Cte1m1no
l>'o« ' .. 000 '14 000 I [)etoghll\11 fWll l (Patton! • I 10
1 Ceribbe•n Son9 IOrlt11•l I 13
3 T•mt C•lltO \Veie0lut'6l llS
4 Lucky ShOwers <C•ll•nonl I IS
S B•nk Mtutnotr !Black) •IOI
6 Our Coouene (VateniutlA! ct 10
7 81ooo'\ NIVhl tB•iel I U e Br()Oll.ts Pe l ISotol I 1l
9 Gvosy Moon (Mtr•I 111
10 °" ~,., CP•ncnl 11S
II Ab Of•o•n•I (Ped•ot•l llS
11 Test•rose <Sttvenu 170 CARIBBEAN SONG I• II v •mt winner ovtr
''"'''•r enttrfd betl. 1n w1on1no lDOt Hid0f7' overbe• u\uatlv oet vour monlu worth. IANK
MESSENGER ll II Fortt d bit wide entering
tne >trelC" tir•n11 lttt wl\lle In need ot the r•ct.
let tor tie'' TIME CALLEO (6· II SOttd In le lt
ano l1ouro to be CIO\t to the le•d 1000 ,
danoeroul LONGSHOT TIME CALLEO
THIRD RACE. 6 I 2 lurtooo\ Purw Sl4 000
3 vear olds Cle1m1ng or•Ce 120,000 S II 000
I Jonns T ornor row c Blac~ I a 111
2 Gren Poerrt tP•ncay 114 ) Sor (;reoorv CSlbolle) 114
4 Tf'rrofler CKoencttJ 11•
S Ma1estv'1 lloed C8r.n~tr"Ottl Ill
6 p;nfaOPlt Jae~ tBe1tl I 14
7 Btue let IOr1e11al 111 e Denni\ O 1vo1enzue111 116 9 Tron•lv Hi11t IPt0ro1a) 116
GRAN PIERRE IS·71 BloOfd cotd mlO
s1re1Ch to"no •" cr.enct P•ncev stick• wllh '"'" runner earn\ call TERIUFtER (f·21 Set ou1c11
oec• !or n•tl m1ie belort t1r1ng c11anct et n1c1t
orice lo UP\tl BLUE ICE C7·?1 OICI llOI °''•"' •lt'rtlv recovt>rono to lorct oect "' runner uo t>tl0<1 figures Close on tOUl>n heal LONGSHOT
Siii GREGORY
FOURTH RACE. 6 lurtonos Purle t 14 000
Maiden lllllH & mares l vH" old &. uo, brta In
C4 Clo•m•no once U2 000 ,,. 000
1 Oocior \ Brew !Orteoal llS
7 Snaot The Ftemt (P•neele l 1 l tt
) f ttven S"tn\ !Werrtf') I 17
• 'Jlt' Angp1 OPlenou\HYt'I 117
S Fest VtrO•C' •Hernanat1 Ill
6 Boun1 '"' M•U l Bio<' 11 • 111 7Sec•e•C41 Me1e1 111
9 FraMwav S•b•l•t'I '1 117 ~ l O•t'' v Sh 1er I Bon•lto • 1 t7
10 ve1oc:.ta 1Pa1ton1 • 112
II ~wee1 Ja\oarv 1va1en1ue1a1 117
t) Ma•O Of Modn1ont !Bait) 117
Also tlltible
tJ Vo\tm••e llo\t CP1111enon> 111
'' Pr1mro~ 1<.11c,,.n\ 1B1ao .1 1 rllO IS Party tnvot&t•on S•t)oHf t (2t 117
lo S·motv Feniest c IC0<aovel 117
FAST VERDICT 4 ti 01\0lt v.a \Off<I 1n IH I
ond nttds oniv •eotet samt 10 t>t ro9n1 there
soft buncl'I ot me •oen Cla•mt " BOUNTIFUL
MISS 16 l 1 l r•1ner "•v•l\9 line meet. Hncl\ out
''' runntr\ 01 comoe1111ve levels. '""" give VOOCI account SWEET JASPARY (9·1l Flnl\l'lt<l wllh
1n1tr11" •n good etlort rePfef \l'IOUtd earn \llt re
LONGSHOT ME ANGEL
FIFTH RACE. At>Out 6 S lurtonos on turt
Purif S32 000 3 ve.r otas & uo Clal,,.,1"9 once "° 000 '70. 000 1 Sten·s 8owrr IBue 117
, Ma\ttt Croltrr ISl'IOfmallrrl 117
J Ha•dknoc ... n tSo101 121 113
• Rt• Lo•e (Soh'I 113
S Emoeraoor A Norte 1va1eniuett ) 113
6 Oueior CTorol ' 117
7 S•e«iPb.,nk !Blee~) a 117
I Jerk Tor •S1tvens) 119
9 l 0.J\lrO\ •S•O•~el 113
TERRY
TURRELL
10 AtNz•no Courage (Qrteoel 113
AIM ......
11 ( \lt tt IMt,.I I U 17 .,, f d•CI ICl\lt/IOll) 11J
13 •uto Commert(IH (Soto) ( 11 I U
14 Mne119tner1>ro1ner (Ptdro11l 113
RSX LAl<I ti•?> Alwl VS M rlll t to 1111• o..,al
•nd " t>la(ta '" rlOht \001 tor ..core, -M 11'11 cell ESTATI! U·7l Fl"I UO Oii alto tltlOit N•t,
11 •~ 10 drew In llgurn rlOl'll '""'· lt'OOeote ovbt.< chO>ct STIEIE,..A...C 16•11 Off tine•
ta•t ,,, •n 11111 veer, wor .. lnv .,... fOt' retunl, !ft
l•Ofl' w1tn e00tt nllce Corey lllecA. LOHGSHOT.
EMPERAC>Otl AL NORTE
SIX TH RAC£ .• lurtof>O\ Purw ,J8ll!llJ
MO•den rn1l0tn,, j YH r\ Ol<I A uo ~ ••• I Rfwant (Ooocvl 117
7 Oan1uro IOetehOUuevel 117
) E1 Mohno c Stevenll 117
'llution lSttvensl 117 s Breu Bottom\ (Pt<lror•I 117
6 Baron O Caro cP1nc.ev I 117
7 Un0tn1t<l IVt ltnzuet•I 120 e Pe•\4no PP•t cOev> 117
9 Fa~ E.cvrs1on <Bartl 117
OAN.JUR.0 15 2J Tried l\trcl let' wl'llle teclne
Wlll'I 111\1• '°' ""' """· 1n 9ood ""'' IOt' dkllome tOdav, UHOENIEO 13·11 Wd me•"' Ill deOul
IU\I ""'"'"° In oeme effort, wlM ""° too chOlce nont\I BRASS BOTTOMS (6·1) Quick ton ol
L Netur•I wor.,lng well lor deOul, hu\ltlno
Pedro111 """ LONGSHOT RUFJAN
SEVENTH RACE. 1 1116 mittt Purw
S11 000 AllOwatlCe 1111 es A m•rtt, l vH r\ Old A
u~ L• C0<1orn11 tMeitl 114
2 a lo0<ns Laav (Torot 117
l Bttrnonev 8av ISMtm•lltrl 117
4 v 1vrt En Pat< CB Ht I 117
S Strutttv !Plricavl I If
6 a Roval Atvdar (Vattnruelal 117
7 Veronica ' Quest (Sotl\I I 17 a OuHn Marlene (Oel•llOUn evtl 114
' AnllOUf Leet ISltYtfl\) 114
a-Allen E P1ul1on entry
STREATLEY 17 ·2> Sturnbltd bedlv IHVlntl
the oatt 10s1no •'' cl'lanct . 9ood '°°' to ,,,. •• orne"<I\ LA COROORNIZ 19·71 8•111eo Nmelv
on lht ited r.ont to the wore. drlw\ wel etlO wlll
0t •oul>" to overnaut, V€RO...CA'S OUIEST
16 11 810 itreten runntf wltt bt llvlno late, ~
\Omt lltlO uo tront LOHGSHOT QUEEN
MARLENE
EIGHTH RACE. 1 furlOnol Pur\11 W0.000
H•on CounHt Slt i<H 2 veer Old\ whlcll ere no11· "'"ner' of •3S.000 1 Pt OCIV Moren ICH le non) Ill 1 Su,,.,ence Souert I Pt<1ro1e I 111
l A Sion OI Luck IMele l 113
4 l'•fth"O Jtl ISlt>Yrtl\l I I)
S T aro.,o c Oav I lll
6 SOK•tl Trio IP•nc•vl 111
J Cuneo 1011ve reU I 13
SUNCANCE SOUARI! !S·21 Sllm 4ldoe In
•ou11,, neer oil tu1 ooocl ett0<I. wlll nMd btil,
SPECIAL TR ICK 13 II Elllr• ouick 8l1d llourH
10 t>t Prom1nrn1 on the lront end, A SIGN 0'
LUCK 19 11 Ho\ cleu ano 100k1119 very '11¥0 1n
morn.r•11 cr1Us 'trono lot LONG~OT CUNEO
NINTH RACE. I I 16 m1~ P\ioe Sl4 000 3
vear Oi<IS C1a,m.n9 D<+ct 516 000·114 000
1 B-ow Tht> Trumoel• (Orteo•I 11S
; Strenoe Music (Vtr11•r•I Ill
l Ma nv lloeas (Of1v1resl llS
4 Juo1tt>r Toote IB1eo 1 1110
S Rev Soi IOel•"oun avt l tn
6 Honvo<h (0oocYI llS
1 V•deo S•cl !Soh\I 113
9 E1eoen• Hosr 1Ca\•a110nl llS
9 C~ Ot> ln1er001 tPeororel 117
10 0 c• And Huo,, •S•b·t~I 120
MANY ROADS IS·11 Cto\1119 1111.t U l>f"'
tra•n ""'"''no \lrttcne' out 1ooev •no wll bt "•ra to deny REY SOL !7·2) Oles not ,_.,
good t tlor t Of1no.tr \ olf tooav. c•n make
emend\ BLOW THE nt~ETS 110· ll Wilt bt
n·c~ or1ce tOdev end figure\ tor • Shirt dwlth
cltan lroo LONC.SHOSl ELEGANT HOST
llEST BET CARIBBEAN SONG 12"<1 AKt l
PRICE PLAY ll EI< LAKE (7th Rect l
•-<3el\Olti llOO•tnl•Ct IOCl<t v
Los Al entries
TONIGHT'S EH'T1tll!$
( 10ttl of S.·nitfll 1111•""'-'9 IM9tlfll)
Flnt P9Sf: 7:30
FIRST RACE 400 Y1rd\ PurH ll,400
Cahtornoe brtO 2 veer ~ Claiming Prict
•• 000
I Wond\urftr IG•lt) In
2 T1mtto h noo IL.c11.ev> in
J Setva Whileego !Cerdora) in
4 Mey Remblt IPt ullne) 112
S Te• Sum Ltev Sum !MvleU 122
6 Corv Jemei !Baldiller) 122 1 8otays 8ov IGerclel 177
I Somell•nd• Wr•ngter !Older1Ck'9nl 177
SECOND RACE. 110 YtrO\ PurH 12,806
Me•dtn l vter otcls Clelm1119 Pr.ct "6,7SO
I COlh Rea <Peul•nt)
7 Advance Guv IOlderKk\enl
3 Moo<! Oruml (Trtuure)
4 MOlln lradotoon lCrt111erl
S So1cy Cnoco11tt <G•fll
6 Cour1 Rutes !Leckey)
7 Bor Tne Doctor IS.viltel
8 Ml Amigo Moon (TIPolnv>
AIH lllelble
119 m m in
119 m ,,,
m
9 Count Ot Monov IC•rOOrel 111
THIRD RACE. 400 YarOl Purse 11.400
Ma·dt" 2 vHr otdt Cl•im1119 Pl'kt M.000
t Natural Wino tCreeoerl 1 The Eleoen1 Pl'•nce <Hert)
3 On Thf Inside (Proctor!
4 No Cten Clrtesurtl
S Careltu Wn1\l>tf CGlauburner)
6 Jet So I= u1 I Peullne)
7 N•tlve Nuolado (Garcle) e Moon Ash IOloerfckHn)
9 Nuba rron IC9'dOH I
10 8unnn Foal lMllcheNI
.\he E~
m
117 m m ,,,
m m
121 m
'"
II Jov In Tnt Woodolle IHertl 122
12 ~vbt Soocv IF1~oa) 171
ll LeylO Lowe I IPt ullne) rn
FOuttTH RACE . .00 Yard\ Purse ll.700
Flllot \, J 11H r olO\ Ct••mlng Price $10,000
I Rkl'I Tudor IC•rdOze) 171 2 Memories OI Bellv (Creever ) 121 3 Eesv WHhln (Pilkenton) 119
4 Hen!\\ Menhendltr (Ftoresl 119 S Hottlo• Miu l8aldlllel) 112
6 GoM And Got Fencv IBrOOI<,) tn
7 Ou\li. Tit 08wf1 (H•rtl 171
FIFTH RACE. JSO Ytrds PUt\11 17,600
Fllht\, 7 vt•r Old• Cte 1m1n11 P<1ct U ,000
I Go S•rrlt Tt (F111ueroe>
2 T1nv LH Ila Lff (Hert)
l Oandv M•rv M•ri• IC•rc10111
m m
4 Prohmooa !B••OI
S SO<c.t A.oe1n <G•ltl
6 Busn Nitro I LaClo.tY I
7 Brt>a• Oenc•l\9 (M1tcne111 e Stv"'" E 110 <Crteoert 9 Star\ Leoecv CP1ul•nel
10 E "~' Ecs1a\•fl ((;arc••>
Aile Etietie
11 Sou11•• t(;arc1el
11 Too Tune IWarcl)
117 1n
172
117
117
122
1n
122 m
SIXTH RACE. 400 Yaro~ Pur\t ll.olOO l
vfar Old\ C1e1m1ng Pnet U,000
t Tne Game Plen 1l1oolnol 122
1 Minh Pa1•mes ILtCll.tvl 127
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NEW YORK (AP) -An CC$tatic ·
crowd at Shea Stadium celebrated the
Mets' second World Series title in a
raucous fashion Mon<lay night
aJthouah mounted police kept the
carousen from taking the field.
When Jesse Orosco struck out
':Dave Hendenon and the('Center field
clock registered 11:26 p.n\ .. scores of
New York City police officers on and
off horseback raced to the field to
prevent a ~urrencc oftbe vandalism
that occurred after the Mets won the
National League Ea.st championstup
on Sept 17. ·
One fan made it to second base, but
police apprehended him quick]y.
Meanwhile, more than 55.000 fans
exploded in cheers. Fireworks
sounded throuahout the stadium.
.. The d~sty begins!" screamed
Paul Facetola, 24, o(Staten Island.
Game seven featured the noisiest
crowd of the series. Starting pitcher
Ron Darling had complained after
the first game that the real fans had
been replaced by sedate fat cats wbo
bad the clout to obtain tickets -but
Monday ni&ht. Shea shook.
They taunted Marty Barrett, the
Boston second baseman, with the
chant of "Mar-T, Mar-T, Mar-T."
They cheered tint baseman Bill
Buckner. the goat of Saturday's Red
Sox loss. ·
Mets fans -whose great.est rituaJ
during the franchise's lean years was
Banner Day -hung the raften with
repetitive sentiments: ··Boulder,
Colo., Loves the Mets," "SUNY.
Oneonta Loves the Mets," "Inter-
national Sheet Metal Loves the
Mets."
There was some unruly behavior.
After Ray Knight's home run several
youna fans sprayed the entire left field
bleachers wtth beer. And in the ninth
inning. someone threw a red smoke
bomb onto the field, delaying the
game's conclusion for a few mo-
ments.
Police reponcd 14 arrests, on
charges including assault. pick-
pocketing and grand larency-auto.
MET~SERIES ••• PnmCl
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IDdcC UJ» tine rus on 1evm hill widl lbree w. ·die e;. two •
.. ~ of t.be American Leque Het'DWSel'• "a I I I I ceded ~
..,._ Hu.-bad,......11 iaarowm -n.e Red Soa woa that pme 7-6 in bad allowed one lait wbca die Meta
J I ianinp 10 belln a comebect &om 1mt up pandHUtw I.a Me...,.,
a ~10-1 ddlcit apiDI& the who ti.apd ud ICOled die tyina nm
Anlels. This time, the Red Sox in the etabth ~ of pme iix. coWdo't quite make it ail the way Muzilli _li.Daled wilb one o.aa. IDd
blck. Wilton foDowed with a linak that
And thus continued the lld up or tent Muzilli 10 teCODCl.
lbe R.ed So•, wbo have not won a Mazzilli, a former Met and native
World SerieS since 1918, when Babe New Y~, wa1 picked up by tbe
Ruth Ml still with the club and had Met.I Oll Aua. l after be WU rdcued
yet to mab the transition from by the Piratet.
pitcher to outfielder. ..This is the etes• day of ~fe, ..
The Mell won the Worid Series io Mazzini uid. ·ni1 wu a Ci Ila
t 969 in five sames apinst Baltimore, finish, and rm ~ the .....
and then lost a 1even-.ame Series to slipper. I pew up 11 a kid with thil
Oak.land in 1973. Durina the 1980s, orpnization. and now I've J10W1! up
the team feU on hard times. as a man witb them s1oce J've "I was traded to a last-place team returned."
(in 1983), and I aJmost cried," Hurst then walked Tim Teufel oD
liemande'Z said .... played in this park five pitches to load the bues. brin&ina
in front of 2,000 people. To turn it up Hernandez. who had ollly one kBI
around in three years and be part of in the previous six pmes. Hernandez
this is the putest thina in my career." took one strike, then rut a slicina line
In pme six. the Red Sox were one drive into left-center, easily 100rina
out away from wino.in& it all. leading two runs and sendina Teufel to thtrd.
S-3 with t1'1q outs in tbe 10th inning. Back.man came in to run for Teufel.
But the Mets came back to score three and Carter hit.a linle looper into ~t
rum oo three straight bits, a wild field. Ria.ht fielder Evans made a dive
pitch and an error by first baseman fortheball,butcouldn'tcomeupwitb
Buckner. it cleanly. Backman scored easily, but
.. We were one strike away from when Evans rolled oveT the ball.
winnins a World Series," Buckner Hernandez couldn't clearly tell
said ... You can't come away feeling wbetherit hadbeencauaht. That gave
good about this. We battled our tails Evans time to throw tfemandez out
off." at second, and Strawberry lined out to
Knight's tie-breaking homer came shallow left to end the inning.
off loser G::alvin Schiraldi. also the But the score was 3-3, and the Mets'
loser in game six, who had come in to master of no-decisions, Darling.. was
st.art the seventh for Hunt. off the book. During the season, he
AfteT K.nia.bt's homer, the 11th of had 13 decisionless starts and a I 5-6
the World Series but the first by a record, He had pitched in two World
home-team player, Lenny Dykstra Series games with a 1-1 record. but he
came in to bit for Kvin Mitchell and was out of this one in the founh
sin&Jed to ri~t. Dykstra went to innin1 after &iving up three Red Sox
second on a wtld pitch on a pitcbout. runs in the second.
and Rafael Santana singled down the Hurst, mcanwhjle, came out for a
first-base line for another run. pinch bitter in the seventh. He
Winning pitcheT Roger McDowell worked six innings, giving up three McNamara said. ··we were hoptng to
sacrificed Santana to second. and Joe runs on four bits. The winneT of build on that lead ...
Sambito came in to pitch for Boston. games one and five, he worked a total The Mets had talked dynasty
He walked Mookie Wilson inten-of23 mnmgs in the Series, giving up before they even won the pennant,
tiooally, then walked Wally Backman five runs on 18 hits. but so what? The Mell' manager said
to load the bases. Hernandez followed But the key was the bullpen. In 151/1 before the season had even begun that
with a sacrifice · fly to center that innings, the Red Sox bullpen gave up he didn't oome to New York to build
chased Sambito. and Bob Stanley got 12 runs. The Mets' relievers allowed a contender, or even a champion -
Gary Carter to ground out. seven runs in 22 lr3 1nniDJS. Sid be wanted a team that would domi~
The Mets led 6-3, and they were on Fernandez pitched 2 t-3 hitless nat.e the pme. The arrogance of this
their way. mnings in Game 7, followed by team!
The Mets staned poorly in the McDowell, who gave up Boston's two Against that backdrop, this was a
seventh game as Evans and Gedman eighth-inning runs. and Orosco, who club that had to go all the way for any
rut consecutive homers in the second retired all six batters he faced. of it to matter. Hernandez said 1t: "If
innin1 and Boston jumped to a 3-0 ··Fernandez kept us off the we don't win it all, we won't have
~~~~~~~~~~ ...... ~~~ lead off Ron Darling. scoreboard when we had a 3-0 lead." been successful."
•
Tbey bullied tbeiT way to the top
with power at the plate, ~wer OD tbe
mound and power in their fists. Tbcir
l 08 victories were the most by any
Nation.al League ieam siooc the 1909
Pitl$burah Pirates won I 09. AJo~ the way, they had four oo-
field fights -with Pit~ Atlan-
ta. Los Angeles and Ci:ncin.nau -and
two of their playen, DarliQa and
Teufel, still face chafltS in Houston
stemming from a barroom brawl
"Everyone says you are not SUI>'
poled to come back like we did in a
playoff and World Series, .. Wil1e>n
said.
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Cttrmen Ht>nd&rson 384 9:.>6:.>6 C l hlor'lra cof"t)or
F "'"'' AW'f!Ut' 9 lltquna at•on Bf' 1< h CA 926~ t lawrence and CarOle llA11l
M.tdeto~ l Farber SW e1 19'.\5 W1nd,,,.lrd N..,,,oort
9,, ck,. Street Laouna 8Pach CA 92600
81·\~h CA 92651 lh•S f:lus•ness ' con
T tu~ bUStnl'SS is con· 11ctl!<I b~ 10.nt venture
dttctf'<I fly a general oart· Manuel G Arce Stone
nt1\l'1r Brook tnvesrors M•l&ca
Donna Maron OfpO<ilhon Pension Fund
This s111e1Ntnl .,.., filed M.tnU6t G Rice Trustee
FUOMll with thfl Coun1y Clerk ol Or· This stoJremfl'nt was loied
Publ"htld Or.in9l' Coast 11ng1• CO\Jnty on Septeml>ef •lh lhe County Clflk ol Ot
Daily P1to1 Oclobf>r 7 14 21 :.>'l 1086 an9«' County on Sepl~~r
28 1986 FSllOlla 25 1986
I • 19 Publishf>d Orange Coesr FU0111
Published Otllngt Coast
Daily P1tol OclOl>t!<.., 14, 21
1421 28 1986 PUBLIC NOTICE
I( 2t3IO
FICTITIOUS aUllNIH
NAME SUl'l!MlNT
Tne tollow1ng persona Are
dO<ng bu'tnes" H Polygon ~ion Centef 3 152 R.c!htll
Avenue Sutll' 100 C°'te
Mead COlllOrnt& 92028
Homes ly POiygon • Celt
torn1• corpotalion 3 152
~II Av.nue Suitt 100
Coste MH• Ctttlorn11
92626
lh11 1>u11ne11 ts con
dVCled by • COfpOrtllOfl
Homes by lflotygon 1 Cali·
torntt coroote1 1on. Br
Ml(l\N C A~ VtCt PreJi•
O.nt
Tlttl lllltl'Mf'll WU fllecl
""'" lht Counly Clerk or °' ~=County on Octobtf 16.
~1nOQ
Pubh\1'1~ 0. l\04'I Coe11
Ototy Pilot 0<.IObtot 'l 1, 211 No.,.,n~ 4 1 1 llHl6
l -441
Daily Pilot Oclol>ef 7 \4 21,
28 1986
PUBLIC "°TICE
I( 21311
F1CTITIOUI 9UltNIH
NAME ITATEMINT
The IOllowmg persons ace
d0•fl0 b\l\lness 111 GOiden
l t0n R1't1111r•nt 24602 Ray·
mr>nd Way O&E El f0<0
CA 1121110
Cruno Pino Cno11 32
Ht••l.->.,OI*"' Irv•,,. CA 9'114
111nc l J Sun 32
Ht>ffowq!NI' Irvine CA ~n 1•
ft>•• 1>vs1n•H •I C:C'rl\•
011t.ltO h)' CO J>41f1ne<I
Cfltr•g Ping Chov l llf\Cy J
Sun
Tl'ltt ,la1Gmen1 wd Ir'~
wilh ll'MI County C&etk ot Ot
itngf' County on Oc '°'* 16 108'6 Fa2*2
l'11l1l1\l\Pd O•itn CoHI
O, rly PoJOI OciOCHlf 21 21
Nnvrmh~t • 1 1 t!ll6
T 449
T416
PUBLIC NOTICE
Kmu
FICTITIOUI "'*'-H
NAMEITATH•NT
Tnto following pettonS are
doing Oii tMSS H FARMER
BOYS llAAAK£T 2773 West
Edinger A~ Sent• Ana
C•htoin~ 9270•
Ng<K V1n Tran 3139 E
V•nfl A Or•noe CA tn69
T;im lh1 Do 3139 Vine
A Of lnot' CA m
fl\ls 1>us1ne" •t con·
OllCttd by ~ t:>enct no "'''•
Ngoc Ven "tan
T1>1• slllt'fMnl .,,,., hied
wtlh ll'lf> County Clf'1k ol Of·
: County °" Oclo~r 1
FsnoM
Pul'lhsf'l40.) Ot •!\Of' Cei1A1 O•~Y Pilot Otto~· 14 " 211 Nl'W'mMf 4 1988
,, Hh' ,,._n,1..--, eov•pn·Pnl ''1 ArtAt1~1m 'J •Uf MOB lHOlJJE Jat'l'\ft C Bynam Marsn.i :
l' l 'l ><I "''' ol lh<1I '.J~I r>ACl~ lt;'t Wi>~I F"rst S• I ri •P'lt<1u1ant nus•ness '•• • .,uhtP< t <lf lf'l1'9 ~,jf~ ·~ ,. 1 r1cr• .. rt, i.r 1 t t',)., no
,.,t>t-*l ,Jdd"'"'>~ o, 11her com
,..., I 1P' ondl•Of" c11re<.hOnS
Or;sng• County By P,.
PP!f'fSCIOfl [)epuly
k ' "" • > f E N L 0 " ••• I "''" c A q2·0·1 JAP4"'f~E C llSINE <1nd "''' " l 1na fll·'" M
IOC.J!' O JI 4?50 BJrr dnCa ' •••t) 1'> 10 E Long< dQt'
p ", "'·•• ~"""' M tr vine O• ... CnnQI' CA '126('
"'" ""~''"" b•ddf'< 10< cast\ 1n I twlul mnnf'lo 01 lhf' United
--~~~~~~~~~1
Publtsneo Orange Coast
Oil·I~ Piiot Octol:>ef ? 1 28
Novembf'r 4 1986
TU 2
I •" 1 c ,lfror on C.i11101n.a
ol .,,,. Ch•i>I e•f'Cul1vf' ClltCe
O• f)IOl1C1Pdl b\JSlnf'SS ('lhc e
or II • nt!'ndf'd lr.•n,IP<nr 1~
\.lrt,.. " lbOVP
Alo 1>tllt>r busonf'ss namPS
ano 1det1rues u~ed b) tile
mlf'11df'(I lransreror "''t111n
th1t>t• vear\ lll~I yPars last
PllSI so far (I\ know•• 10 the
1ntf'netPd lran5111'ree ilte
NOnt.'
c ""'~ ~1 o ..... g., S1a1 .. OI " s r u,one\S •5 con· PUBLIC NOTICE c lhfnrn1a Q2-14 "''' h~{l r. hu~b~1nJ ona w1te 1---'--------PUBUC NOTICE Plate NOTICE
Tn~ Oul" 1rt1nster w1U o-e "} • J•·orgt-1 L ·, ~11..Jng c:on~ummate!l on or atter P ,,,.,.,, .. ,1 1,. ina:3~~~ w•r~·;~,.'~J~~::::"~,e~~"c,,''6'~
the 14!h day ol November 0 ,,,,µ,Ir 1 1, trit ,., , 14 , 1 C 5apl!"mOei 1986 and c1a1m5 m<iy be c a"'l" <ounly rn ~
fllt>d a1 WEtLS FAnGo •0 !'11\f 2' •1'1116
BANI\ NA f <rrnw Dt"part l420 F320654
p, tnio\nPd 01 1nge Coasl
D 111, Pol( I ()c IOhP• 7 14 2 I
?P •l'I~~ T415
lhe nometsl 9nd business
adCl•\'U or lhe 1n1ended
llaMler~51 are DONALD
R ABRAHM M 0 5742
Mu,.l'llil //;venue v.in Nuys
CA a1 40t
mPnt Re hc<ow No PUBLIC NOTICE 6Q. 40'; 4'>00 Ma~Arfhv•
Buult>v .. 11<l 650 Newport
B""'" Count~ JI Or..in9e St lll' 01 Calltornoa 02660
fhJt lht' property oPrl•·
nf'••I ht>rPIO 1\ dt'SC.rollf'd •n
9PnPr 11 as A med1ca1 or 1
r c ,. s p I' c •a It l , n 9 • n
g<15rropn"ro109y •net •S
IOCillt'd .11 3S5 P1acen11a Av
enue Srf' :.>04 Nf'wOOrt
Beach CA 9:.>663
Tilt' Business .• ,,mt u!>ed
bv s.1•d tr an,te•o• s 11 'l •O loc ll!On •S Thomas P H
Tw.iddl'll M 0
Thal S<i•d bul~ lransler s
1ntPndf'O to be consum
mated .11 the ott.ce ot The
Busch f11m P C C.O Cor
prir tit" P.,rk Ste tOO lrv•ne
C ll1lorn1..1 Q2 7 t 4 'n 01 liter
Nowmf:ll'• 17 1q86 Tr"' t>ul~ transit'• •S suo
lt'CI IO Cahlort11«! Uniform
Cornn t-1c1al Code Sectoon
61nf•
The noJme .ind tiddrer.s ol
A II e1,11ms mu~t b~ re
, ...... ,, ll '"•S add•PS~ b1 Irle
1 !rh <l.l• ot November
t >'16 '" t'5S th .. bu•~ "ans-
fH 11so '' tuOPc; !he translet
' a 10' license 1n wtuth
C 1~.t· 1 I Cltl•t'T'c; m '~I [le re
(P •t-<1 0"0r 1(1 lhP dale On
,....,,.hen t"P hQtJO' 1CPfl$P ~s
tr.\l"'Sleroeo b1 1t0e Deodrt·
mPnt I llolcohC'" Beve•aQe
C '"trol
So tar as l.nown to the
11 1n~teree all bus1ne5s
n tm!'S J• d .Jddrl!S!.t'S u!.ed
b) ', 1nll\f Pt..,, tor ~hf' trit t>e
yPJ•~ 1 .. s1 oasr • d1!1P1Pnt
ltom lhP .lt°'OvE" 1wo 1't1ne
Dared Oetobf'• 24 1986
MING LIN ENTERPRISE
INC., • C•lllornl• corpor·
•lion. Br: Shu-Hui W•"ll
Lin: Br: Tung-Ming ll.,,
Tr•n•feree
K 28132
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
I( 28113
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAM~ ST A TEMENT
PUBLIC NOTICE
PUBLIC NOTICE
lhl' P""'0" wolh whom
cl.o•m~ mAy Ill' lolf'cl os
T•m• !hy R Busch Esq ~n
C.r"~")r llP P31~ !'IE' 100
1rv111P CA ci:nu 17 1<11
4 7 J 7368 1lnd lhl' lil\I d IY
tn• H1nQ 1.11ms b, ·"'~ cre!11 tor ;h.111 l>f' NnvPmbt'r 14
!'l!\( """•Ch'' lhl' bu\•nt''\
d1h r,J}f()ftl th+-con,ummj.
J.>ut>hsneo OranQE' Coc1st
0;111y P1101 Octobe•' 78 1'le6 T•!ift • 1'11 f I 'W<nQ pl'l\011' HI'
u I I I "P ~ ~ I <
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
PUBLIC NOTICE A·l.'1 1 "• (\ •1 1.,,111 ....
I( 21125
STATEMENT OF
ABANDONMENT OF
USE OF FICTITIOUS
BUSINESS NAME
... '
( I '
' ' ' /. c; , •• ,, ..
( .\
ti 1 lh <f>Pt 1t1Pi1 lt'1 .,. .. .,,,. fl)!lowong per~nrc. ,
1>Jlt'l! Oc101wr J,! 1Qf11:>
DONALD R AIAAHM,
MD Intended Tr•n•ferff
r t .tlf'CI O< .1nq1• Cont
0.1°1) P•IC'I Oclol'•" ~'I 1086
14!>7
PUBLIC NOTICE
1 "' 11 .mdnnf'd lhe "" I
'"' r t•ll<>us B11s1nP<s N.1n t 8AMBINI 3333
6• 1 <;1r...,t Co'1a M""·'
(. j\
1'1e F>c.trl!OVS Bu,.n.,c,c
N ,m,._. '"''~"flld to ib<"•e w 1\
h •'(1 Qr July :' • IQ86 n '""
C. ""'~ 01 Orang(' Or Qll 1; K21127 f11•"4 1 "3t470S
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS 5.arwy Fanarol 1064
NAME STATEMENT N• ,,,1 :1Qunc1 B"ach CA
Thf• tonowrnq Pt'r\nns lie 9 t 1
001n9 nu~•neu es THE C.laore S1mch0 .. 1lz 13 N
JEWISH DEVELOPMENT Stoninqton S l '1Quna CA
COMPANY 1833 t Irvine O~f)r,? •
Bovrev.lrd Suotf C Tu111n Th•s oos1ness wes con
C,1hlo1n11l 92680 <luClt'd by CO·Pdllner!i
Deutsch Ente1p1>sf'~ Inc This s1at1.>men1 was ht{'(!
F321107
'• t ... ,• l\I
I · •j.
• 14
PUBLIC NO flCC
I( 21131
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
F321249
p It t11t •·tt O· •' q• L .• ,,
01 •1 I I. Ott I·• •• ,. ...
... ,. t •• , ' 1, .,. 10tilb 14.,,
PUBLIC NOTICE
ORANGE COUHTY
SUP£ .. IOR COURT ' • • ""' l t•1>r""'°' tiff' C ASE NO 441 554 PP
t1 r 1 " lC1m1>1rd PLAINTIFF· Se"I• Ane In·
"•' ""~·· ""iol"C• 1011 .,•llmenl Propertlea, Merit R• , \ :.1· 5u '" 101! C'lsta I, A Celllot"le l lmlled Parl·
REPORT OF CONOmON
Consolidating domestic and foreign subsidiaries of the Pactlic National
Bank ol Newporl Beach 1n 1he state of Calllomla, at the close of business on
September 30 1986 published ,,,.response to call made by Comptroller of the
Currency. under title 12. Untied States Code. Section 16t Charter Number
17 166 Comptroller ot the Currency 1"th District
Statement of Resources and Li.bHltlH
ASSETS
Cash and balances due from depository inslltuttons
Noninteres1-bean ng balances
and currency and COin . . 6 , 172
lnterest·beanng balances . . 8.0<I 1
Securities ...................... 2.'85
Federal funds sold and securities purchased under agreements
10 resell on domestic offices of the bank and of tts Edge and Agreement
subs1d1a11es and tn IBFs .................. 800
Loans and tease financing rece111ables
Loans and teases. net ol unearned income
LESS Allowance tor loan and lease losses
LESS Allocated transfer risk reserve
Loans and leases nel ol unearned income
allowance. and reserve
As~els held 1n trading accounts
Premises and to1ed assets (Including capitalized leases)
38,509
52"
-0-
37.985
-0·
861
212
-0-
01ner real estate owned .............. .
1nves1men1s in unconsolidated subs1d1ar1es and assoc1a1ed companies
Customers 1tab1hty 10 this bank on acceptances outstanding -0·
Intangible assets
Otner assets
Total assets
LIABILITIES
-0·
689
57.2"5
Oepos11s
In domestic olhces
Nononte1est-bearong
Interest-bearing
52 165
23 377
28.788
In tore1gn offices Edge and Agreement subs1d111r1es and IBFs
Noninterest-t>ear1ng
Interest bea11ng
Fed~al funds purchased ar1d securilles sold under agreements to
repurchase in domestic offices of lhe bank and o! 1ts Edge
and Agrt!emenl subs1d111res and 1n IBFs
"" 11.;nd notes issued 10 the US Treesury
Otner borrowed money
M ortgage 1ndeb1edness and oblig•ttons under cap1tehzed leases
Bank s habtlrty on acceptances ueculed and outstandtnQ
Notes and debentures subord1n•ted to deposits
01ner hab1lit1es
Total hab1ht1es
L1m1 ted·hle prelerred stock
-0-
-0-
-0-
-0·
-0-
-0-
83
-0-
-0-
632
52,880
-0-
CJlltorn111 coip()r&hon 1q•o "'I"' lhe County Clf'rk ol Or
N Acacia Fulletton C•h ''"91' Couni., on OctOl>er 1
IOtMI 92631 1'186
M"5 • I\,' :· nerahlp l•'" b 11<1 t ""t1~1men11 DU'ENDANT ST A TE· EQUITY CAptTAL
L1<1 '"r «' 1t1!01n111 rorpor WIDE INVESTIGATION
At 1 • •0 11 Rr1o"o Or Sulle SERVICES. ET AL Tb11 business 11 con-Sidney F1narot Cl&ttf
duclrd by 11 corpor8hon Srmchowitz
Deut~n En1erpr1scs Inc Pubhtllect Orange Coasl
Lucv ~tsch PreS1den1 OM~ P1101 Oc.lobe< 7 14 2 t
Tb11 t1a1eme11t was hlect ;>8 1986
"'tlh ll'le Couoty C~'k ol Or
111Qt' County on Seplf'mber
23 1986 PWLIC NOTICE
10" ( "'~ °'4P'>a CA 9?627 NOTICE OF
•,.,' 1'1151'"''" ' con MAAIHAl 'S SALE t1110•~1 t • l Cnrttnt1l110n f'\\ v1rt111• Of a ""! 15'ued
LCl'"'I" d St n, I 1et Inc on /l;ufltt'I 15 tQ86 on r~
W 11 N• '.i11'-'' 11t•o1-f' !lfl'•lln•le<J Covr I
F32Cll50
Pubh51lt'CI Orenge Coast o .. tr Polo! Oc1oo.r 7 14 21
T "1) 1 l!('Tf''"'I w l ' 111 0 uuon J rudgmenr enle<4'0 ..,,,, •r" 00"" ( '"'~ 111 Or S1•f)lflmb('!r 30 1985 1n
PUBLIC NOTICE anoe C "'• n c;!'ptemt>er 1.ivnt (II 1ud11men1 c.re<Jo
NOTIC( Of SALi 7• tO-f 10<111 Santti An.t tnvft,lt'ne1ll
Nnhtf' 1t Mffb~ g1'rt'n F3*" ,., ~rOPt Mnrlo. 1 • Calr·
T422 P<tr"'"nl 10 ~l!Otl :3071 P1.l>ll\lll'<I t)• t'1Q• C:o. \I 10.11 l•mo1f'd p,,,~"'IP
-----------.1nl1 :\012 oltM C1vt1 C:lld11 ot Oil '" P 10• Orr r•f" • 1 • 11 ind 1·p•n'1 111ogmf1nt ~bl P'tlllC NOTlC( 11>4> S1111e OI C••1IOfnti\ r~ 28 •Qllf or11o1 Julon Cummins •~•
28 1986
Perpetu al preferred slock -0-
Common stock . . ....... 2,505
Surplus ... .... .... . 3.S~ 1
Und1v1ded proms end cepttel reseNM . . . .... . . ( 1.6811
Cumulat111e toreign currency trensletlon ed)uatm41f'ttt . ........ . -0-
T otal equity capltel . . ...• • .... ·-· 4.3e5
Total llabllltles 1tm1ted-hle preferred atocll.. end equity capital . . 57,245
We Che undera1gned d irectors. ettat to the correctness of this stetem«it
or resources and llabllitlea we declare that II hu beef\ examined by us. end
to the best ot our llnowtedge end M!lef hu beer'! prepared In eontomianc.
with the instruct;on1 end 11 true and cOfrect
----------un,11>1(.Qnfl'•l AP To.,,, no __________ T41! J• nn Cumm.n~ Jr sno .... •09
K _, """" '" 1111 Nt>hc ~uction 11 PUBLIC NOTICE " r ,., !) 1 ,nc-,. .,, s1t 682 •5 Leff)' L luck~
NOTICE Of' 102. E C.httltlut S nra tu 111, tl•lf' on .. ~'° lv<!o Donald L Sofsby
eull( TRANUf." "" CA qno~ at 10 ()() Am I( ,.,,, ,......,, "" llwt 111111• ol ·~ ,, Karl 0 B«gheer
(S.C• lt0l-tt01 c .. Nnvf'f'lt~r 12 1qll£ 11-.., FICTITlOUI •Ul!Nlll ", nr" ct M1•d "'"' 1 nn.,. OtrectOf!
U.C C ) I<> "'0 ~rtOtcl JI'«' NAMf STA TCMf:NT "'"""' ""°" "roqn1 """ a~ ro WHOM IT MAY CON ..,r., ID .... 1, ... I r• rntf'r~I QI <d ~·
CERN INt) tiutlJ INo l~t~t "' Q C'f''c.. n\ A t1"'''~' 111 n tl'fl f'ltl)M>!ly ,,, Nol~ ie hereby gt•en 10 v1111 J A8AH7t<7F• I 10~:\f' Cl f'~t 11~ \ 0' 11•111 Coumv nl ~lll'gtl '>ti\i.
t ... C1ed•IOrs Of DAVID T F S 11d it•lt It tor • lhe OCtttl,.S it;f'O N _ M 1 n ' r l C:"l l0tm11 dl'SCflo.d , ..... ""0 Cii I llf'fo(,
I, JoAnn Jonet. Sr VIC• Presl<Senl/Catttt.r of the abe)ye...nefMd banlol dO
l\efeby declare thet this Repor1 or Cond1t10n 11 true and ~t to the ~t of
mv knowledge and belief
H~l[H DIANA V F HSIEH I ••f)(I Ill I Ir lylnQ lien OI C t!OI A•in fOl\ylh :'~1 tolo"'
ANO JASON HSI H lr•n•· II'\ ""'''"~~ II\! tttwlnQ Rtl (llm 01-•O M[Al 1-'~l)J'( IHY IM JoAnn J~
tt•0<l "''°'"~ "''"nes~ . 1tld ~•or lQIO l~flmP• ~·'" "11'''"r 0 1:'11011£1:1 w 1rH " owr 11 10 16 86
d•flll ,, 42!10 B1111111n11 cti\t nl <hf'th!ltng '"1Cll• • • l11Str•PU ''con 1111G ANO 1q1.,;AT{O Al
PCllrh,,,lly $u11t t.I lrvuw l'"I \ OI Ulf> d11 tr' I~ 111 nt1•v•l1iull 30'.0 ~A0t~0N AVFNUf
County or O.•~ S11t• 01 u.1r\..i '""' .• u, 011.X1 11, rn•~1lh ""r DE Cit;1<1~ro •S \OT
•
1
•
0nnge C0Mt OAJLY PtLOT/ T~. October 21, 1181
CALL 842-5878 • CALL•G FROM NORTH OllANQI
• CA'• ING FROM SOUTH OllAW
_____ llll 1NTO SAVINGS
-4 ines~ sg_:_OO
7 days... •
l'l'W-. Pin\' OHlY. flo ,._ ..... Qwut•IClll• ~ ... , .. 0t *'O W""lecl
Ptaia~ Cetta lllN 1114 1..,.,, .. ,~ Htt ltatlh It l .. u L"t A Fe11•
Olla 11111 E·BLUFF 1u.11 twnhm w/Bk _______ 2_,7~Z_4 FOUNO Black & White Cal,
ztH ~··•~11CMtl .... 1114 ltatab bYiH 2144 111•11 .. u11m111UL~ ..... -... -t .. t·.-..... -.---ti3"'1b ... ,-. ~, !'!''1, .. b-a--iic""o-n~d'°""o .
_ _ S875tmo Call Doug Am· .... Tl .. 11111 8111 JIDZ mc1man(wk)850-4455or
Oultsandinn c,.,.,,_,t of (hm) 760 6951 H sy 1111i;,"'0 31); .... 2oa HISE WAllTHI · wooci burning 11r9p1ace' 2bd view Piii n11111wa1er RANCHO SAN JOAQUIN
F1nea1 Coa11 Meta New~ II you wanr good steady 2Br 2Ba Condo 2 car gar.
port IOCll!qn Muil SM 10 tenant g1v~ good rent trplc On Goll course
apprecl11e. S 195,000. Ros' (2 l~h 223 • 167 S 1395/mo 640-532•
I-ANT ASTIC Vl!Wr PVT
BEACH parktn9 Vrly
$1600L n/smkr prel'd,
rels 675-3063
HWllllt1•1 lbd $650. no pelS
102 E Bay Apt 6
Act now & d"I directly
with Own/Bldr.846-8402,
673·1500. 831-0317
•WPT·WllTER LUSE TURTLEROCK 2br •den. 2 t>a lrpl a•c ·2 car gar, OCEANFRONT 2B• 2Ba
FULL y FUAN & BEAUT .1111 ~v chooce hlll IOC l t'duced 10 s 1100/mo
8AYFRQNT 6BR .1nd nt .. $1300 ,,.,. pOOI S 1425 5U ·2054 w• .,r Imo yearly
8111. 1t1e• IMO tabulou~ $4500 mo Agl 752-2226
OllNlllAllMll WEST NWPT 3BR 2BA WOl108RIDGE Twnnse OCEANFRONT E Bilboa
steps lo tx:h $1050•mo 2t •1 'l t>il g,.r a G lrpl
MO<lel perfect, lrg • bdrm
nome ·~ mile to beach
FOl'mal dining rm. frplc,
lrg tam rm, sec • private
yords Secrihce 11 only
$'185,000 'can PATRICK
TENORE 631·12fi6 or
IWPT-YlllY HITALS ·n~·t>e l11d•) Avt 11 1 Blvd Bachlor OGean/bay
WEST NWPT 3BR h t 1 S 1075mo 775 7188 view mini cond lt.1rn •·. m rp _ $530 yrty incl ullla
dbl g11 $1350 mo LattH It~' tUI N smkr 673-6372 "91 •• ,:t
\ ~ . . :· DOVER SHORES •BR .;.;,o_1,,;,;,~~..,..,-~~
family nome $1250 11'0 un1Qut> 2Bdrm wtlOft Blue CtrHI 4tl Illar 2'22
PENINSULA 2BR turn 0°•d Cruao• decks
760-8702
steps IQ OGean $900 mo v·• " . .sr par' S 1200 mo 2Br 2Ba cnarmlng Duplex
COST• MES• Tll .. ME CALL 499-2309 Avail •mmed $1050 mo
WMtal<R , • • " Eves 545-6982 or Dys
3BR lrplc like new comm LltlU litttl 2152 12131838-2061
·t ·• ' •
pool s10001mo - -Walttrlront Homes Inc NfW TOWNHOME 2Bd. $700 -2BR lBA 131-1400 1 b.19ar lennr' pool nr Uhl!> paid No kitchen
,«! ~ t.. L 1_9 beach $975 ·sec relrrg micro op11onat
r IC• vv Qrpan vrew 3br hs 760-0559 Iv msg 708 Avocado 675-5219
' .. -* .,undPCk gar kids Pt'IS Quiet & secluded 2Br 2Ba •LIOlllATlll• $975 53Q·6191 Agt lee E,1s1 Nine Condo Lg 2
2 Bedroom, 2 bath condo Ort Newport 2br 2ba Hal c.ar gar & pool use $950
with ftreplace, pool • cheop $575 clean crpto mo Lg msg 661 -7516
large hving rm • din area 539-6191 ,Agl lee 2169 Reduced s 10.000 10 only Newport leach
$116.900 for lasl sale lalltoa Nt>wport Shores gorgeous
Call PATRICK TENORE Peniasula 2107 3Br 2Ba all amen11tes
631-12661760·8702 2 & 3Bdrm Winier & Yrly ocean view, new crpr
I eii~\.P Peninsula Renlals avl Upper Duplex S 1250 ~--Villa Rentals 6. 75.4912 Villa Rentals 675-4912
_: __ , Corona •el Mu 2122 2 I 3 IEHOOMS
NO FEE TO TENANT
~---,,.,,.,.. •Ul-11111• $1200/MO 2BR 2BA 29 St 2 I $950 f/p nice
•IUIAJI* •2 Block from Blufls in Clubhouse 212 $92S 2 gar ~; ... &J'f Modern pertecl 4 Bdrm Old CdM Avail 12 I Call 30 SI J 2 St 150 2 gar sp
3'• Ba1h wnh torma1 din· 675 7324 '0' appr VILLA RHTALS
1ng room family room 3 2Br tea front duple•. 175 4112 ----F fireplaces • view Sacrr-lrp1c. patio garage w o ·
Ital E1t111 Ftr Sile ... trll aw• rice at $469 900 w1lh S895 mo Close to bcn 2bdrm nr ocean $725 yrly 1•-------~-lerms• For details call 644 7220 or 250 1022 derails others a11a11 at 10 .. 11/Coa4•• RUl ESTATE PATRICK TENORE 539 6191 Ag! tee
111c; .... -.•,"'i1r...------100-2 ass1su1Ts 631· 12661760-8702 coAONA DEL MAR ·
lvo producer seeks ad HAVE OTHERS 51" 3 ba 2 car gar 2 llocks to leach! ***** 0111on;i1 a5st~ for for art-I ~i~~\· Sl55o imo 556•
897
0 Nwpt Snores Lse 2bt •HWFllllT * mu11~1ratro11 ano1or sdle~ ·~ • .-. da~., 675 2676 eves 2ba pool tennis. 1269 SQ
AllllfTE IEST VALUE pos Salary sat • con1m -~ Jasmine Cr eek 2BR den Ir dbl gar S 1175 • $1600
L or vP•y l"11gh comm Mv•r ----•• 2BA CJl1<11ded gcsre pools St'curity 63·1-3025
ike new large 4 bdrm n .. 11e 2 yrs ea per selfing rt 31 11••10• ISUI & renn1~ $2000 lse o c e 11 n Ir o n t es r a 1 e in 0 C Xlnl opply Senn i:i"-" I 52500 S!.'C dep Call col· 2BR 2BA duple• 1 Olk to w/200 • picture post Almosl ,, acie on water-lt•<.l l61912 44 1860 beacn Sundeck ex-
card views Private beach rt>svme to Patrick Teno••· lront Room for 100' •.. lremely clean Gar Lo1s
t o Remax .234 E 17th 'lr 1 A •lenn1s -th1snomehas1t Sviretl7 CM 92627 yacn1 5.000·sl estate NEW3BR3'>BATWNHSE o storage va1t1mmed
all and then some Own-tNo phcmf' calls pleilse•, $6.800.000 Submll on Wt>I tldl ? lrplcs dbl gar 'l'Tly $995 548-4239
ers relocatrng p11ce prrce -trades OK Ap· No µels $2000/mo 2 MSTR BORMS 2', ba
stashed $700 000 for 1851 SAVE ON HIGH LABOF-po1n1menl with PATRICK Agent 673 5354 Newport Terrace Pret
s<1le II you are now or will 1 o" c1nd build 11 (Ov• TENORE 631-1266 or C t M 2124 sm tam11y $9501mo
be an oceanfront buyer -,.,11 No down payment" 760-8702 OS I HI 499 5485
then don't miss Oul on Ou1hl1 prf' Cul material~ I ~i• • •2 sfOAY 2BR 1·~BA • this e•cep11ona1 op <;1"l fly t;lf"P 1nstrut1oon< I •(, ~; · frptc tncd yar<l w-d nkup '*BIG CANYON•
por t un11y ror only (.,1111r.r dP!a1l~ora111•110; 1,_ ___ , UJlco11y d...., gor Car oll Highly upgraded 2Br
$? 299 000 ltt·r> M1lf'"-llomes St•m·• ; ' S800 mo 642 5654 den 1870 s't S2500 mo ~or your personal preview 11 ( 11117 t4 521 1434 ----Owner Bkr 759-0i06
"all PATRICK TENORE YHSAJLUS 11501 •Eastsode sharp 2Bdrm
631 1266 or 760-8702 VERSAILLES CO .. DO Bay View Condo ' lE\,i nov"' Garaqe •ncd
2bO trplc gar pool taz I >'ll C•rts drps w 'd •·~· ::£1~;· DRASTIC PRICE By owner 213 975.0234 to~ .. , No pets s5~5 ......... REDUCTIOI!. Colle<:t •' "-~ •\1 '\tand cred•t
_ Woll ,u• .J 0 1 ulil '""' o l it• Chi·~~ 70 5629
.AYFRO.T '"'.t ti" r t.. •ts' Tr II& CAllYO" COIDO! •Hot new condo nr bch * * 1•ou• '"' •d"' """' ,.,. Lrg 3 b<Jrm 2''t ba w/pool Sn .J•I per Ok JBr 2 >Ba
r.rst resale ollerrng .(·~ "•••• 1'drrt'l \•r•te~' , spa tennis and set gate ~r.IJI <Jbl gilr spa SI 195
Premium End Unil twnnm • l""1t 9rouno floor t, High ceilings skylights fi4f 1844 or 642 9666
.n The Cove Elegant & c.11 on ~ cor y hrt>piace formal din rm & wet bar
spacious w 2 suites torm lor thl)S<' coot 1Mn1er Pvt> S t695tmo Parrrcktagl
dine-vrew Cleek & "" q II s cre1r & 111c<ml 631-1266 and 760-8702
w~rers edqe pat•o $ c1w.i11mq )Our 01te1
Just reduced ro S595 000 S lJ!I 000
tor prompt sale JOYCE DABOL T
Hastrngs & Co 640-5!>60 SALLY SHIPLEY
lllh1 luch Cott111
1n great oceantronl l o
759-9100
Villi HLIOA CHDO
Gn•qPous Bayrodge 3BR
"lea,, improvements
Jc "mt-1oc Grear proce
S..!52 900 Agr 759 7602
MARIOR VIEW
$240 000 Sy_Dwner
Lovely 3br :'.Iba Monaco
M ooel N o Brokers
640-4020 am
494·12 17pm
* PHTIUHE COVE*
f •rPllenl loca11on 2Br
• R 1 W•h• Dryr '""Cr!)
Ir pie. 11aul1ed ceohngs 2
r 11 gar w iopnr Over
c.1reamc; & falls Pool &
• µd Grf'al view $995 Avt
11 3 No pers 549-244 7
Anolher 5 room llM I/yd
qar prkng krds ok $625
539 6191 Agl tee
3Br 2' 1Ba Condo FPL
D!VI PA TIO DBL GAR
<.dlion surroundt>d by
"Apens1ve nomes A best
t>uy 2 bdrms 2 baths
rilus targe 1t111n91d111in9
.irea w11h ltrnplace & nrrP
patio Grr>at rPntal or va
c.a11on home build ~our
uream hse talf'• S3Q5 000
2 m!ll• .. u11es tireptaceand
11tt>d ~otchPn on guarded
t.ort1µ11 • Comm pool &
'>µ•• ()u,11otoed buyer can
1.1~ <' ,.,.,er loans wrth
MODEH HOME VALUE! EL GOO WID hkups
L•ke new 3 t>drm 2', bath S97 5 S 1175 dep
2100 SQ tr wt1orma1 dtn· 863 0697 Qr 863-1500
-
s 10 oon clnwo s 149 000 •ng rm lamily rm 111e· B•Q 1am1ty 4bOrm nse
ptac.e more $265 000 " \I I HI HI" I
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631_1266 760_8702 S800 s 539-6191 Agr tee REAL fSlAIE' \\\II HI Hll'1 131-1400 Ill 1"11"" Inc. ~ REAL ESlATE
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_,._ --•• Waretlronr Homes Inc
lalltt1. OCUllFRHT 4111 31& U 1-1 400 Penumala l 007 Zoned A-2 S569 000 E Side 3BR 2' rBA twnhse COLDWeu
BANl(eRO FAIULOUS PHI. PT. 640 1460•305 645-9586 1rptc pa110 3 car gar
FAMILY HOME. OW"U SACRIFICE? ~~~~ s ~~&i,~~nniss 1~
_._...., .... _._. 4 U<J•m 1 Ba 3 car garage Spacious & elegant 2 story ~er 645 2454491 4105
1 H •~f" FrorT'· Ocean towr nome 3Br 2 1Ba Oltl Ctl 1341,000 P• Av A n ( 673· 1900 ic 11 w wet bar & VIEW
Demand location w/45 C Community pool spa &
1Mde 101 Two separal"' oro111 del Mar I 022 1vnnos gvaro galed Musi
units Front 2BR rear I l OT So /Hwy Fri 2br' >ell m 1986 Submit all
\l1111ded rnto two 19R R1•.tr :?t>r den' Owner oflers $399 900 Agt.
w1olf1ce and spa f;c· t lrnv $:J4.) 000 8 1\r'I D1,1n;i Prosser 644 6590 144-1010 "'"",.," •• f;l'> 8Q9'J ('<ltH or 644 6200
DECORATOR'S
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(714) 673.4400
Costa Mesa 1024
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SO ot bay lron1a9P, 144
depl h Probate Bob D C1tus11n ( 7 I 4185 1 77 70 or I "P•Jd •t e clms1f Ad poqes
673-03!>4 Of'od vou •P sure to lill 111
c..ondo Pres1rg1ous 10-
ca11on & address Full on
ocean 111ews walk to
~hopprng pier 1ne bay •
more Only $269 900 w11h
terms• Submit ~or more
tnlorma11on PATRICK
TENORE 631 1266 or
760 8702
HAVE OTHERS
WMt-X n
I .. ,J1 •
E /Side sharp 3BR 2BA
twnhm w formal drn trpl,
lndry gar & yd $995/mo
Curl 11631-1266
HOUSE tbr • den. 17th &
Nr>wporl Lg front & back
yard S675tmo Loretta
432 8118 M-F 9-5PM
L UXUAY 3br 2bll Easts1de
rownhome. 1'1 yrs old.
Vr•ry delui1e S 1 t50tmo
Villa Rentals
675·4912
MES& WOODS HR
2 BATH BUILT-INS
OISHWASHEA YARD
$11'>0 Bkr
751-IOOO
Mori" tor less $750 3bdrm
2011 clean area mus1 see
,J'l 6191 Agt I~
Nrw Condo prvt comm
former model wtprol int
decor 2Br 2' rBa spllt
mstr su11es Living rm
w tr pie & vaulted celhngs
Format d1n1ng rm, k1lchen
compt wl bll1ns & micro
Inside lndry wl hkup 2
Cilr gGr wl opnr & direct
access Reer paho. land·
scap~ wltlflglllon AIC.
comm poot & 1ac &CfOll
streel S 1175/mo on IM.
Call for appl 852· 1818
Available lmmedlllely
PHTIHlllOIH
2br 2bl, lrpl, w/d, frig, new
carpet $950 240·391 1
llLUll WAHi llT! Bimg an orter Of lease op-RENT COMM, 2br hM
'* EASTBLUFF Condo
fl{•ntr door~ oay win
<Jv"' ~ sl\ yhtes ·3Br 2Ba
~ 16r,o 1st & last sec Avl
1 1 I 650·8088 Iv msg
•RENTALS AVAILABLE
N h·t Chgo S900-S5000
Otr lrl 3br lba S 1800
l~11!1Agt 17141642 1183
Nwpl Baytronr Mar Kar
11do 1450 sll !Br part
furn S2000 mo yrly lse
BoJt stop avl 644-9558
BAYRIOGE 2BR 2BA
C..ONDO Gated pool
5pa S 1250tmo tease
540-755 1
.B.eautl1uLcustom... home
3Br Den, 3Ba tors ol
high callings 011erlook1ng
pool $2500 Agt 642-2134
II& CAllYOI COHO!
l rg 3 bdrm. 2•, ba wlpOOI
spa 1enn1s and sec gate
High ceilings skyhghls
tormat din rm & wet bar
$16951mo Patricllt agt
631· 1266 and 760-8702
BLUFFS 3Br 1''1Ba w/2 car
garagP on Vista Hogar
Close to shopping
$1000 mo 640-5274
I LUFFS
3BR 2BA I sty s 1300/mo
Avail 1mmed No pers
Call Nancy 963-2023
SOTHEIY'S
llTUHTIOHl RULn
CHARMING NEWPORT
HGTS HOUSE 2BR. Iba
2 car gar S 1000/mo
675-4 t39 evenings
EXCLUSIVE HARBOR
RIDGE 3bd 2 · ba. lg
Loh wlwel bar. pool!
1ennrs sec gale. frptc, 2
cJec~ s $2350/mo lse
Call M F 85 1. 1 184 Kim
Fan1as11c Condo on the
water wltabutous ¥•ew
Pool S 1795tmo Decor.
ator lvrn1<1hed 673 -0896
Harbor View Homes 4Br
2Ba Mon1ego Model Avl
now• S 1 700 mo Before
9am Of air 6pm 643-1965
Newport near perlec.t $450
hSe rental llat appealing
basic dee.or lree ut1ls
5'39 6 t9 I Agt lee
OCEHFHITFHI.
4Br 3Ba Winter S 1800
640· 1460•305 6•5·9586
WALK to Fashion Island
lux 2br 2' 1ba. w/dbl gar
adults no pets .
$1400/mo 640-72 10
3BR 2BA bay vu $1300
3BA 2BA dbl enc pkng
yrly $1350 2BRs IBAs.
yrty S800-S850 OCNFRT
secluded sngl him hm
CAUlllY llHTAL
cl 11 lllT llC.
lll·•ot tr lll·l 1lJ
Aruta11t1 ......
SPECTACUUll ocn• I
HY VIEW
Cozy prvl room localed 1n
charming apt complex
wlun1que atmosphere
Just steps to the ocean
Lndry rm. lg sundeck A
RARE FIND' S325/mo
No pets 675-0447
STEPS TO OOHI
Cute cozy bachelors &
lBOrm located 1n unique
apl comple• wlcharming
a1mosphere Lndry rm. tg
sundeck prvt garage
avarlable A RARE FIND'
$600-S850 mo No peis
675 0447
Open airy 2BA 2BA duplex
unit w/ltplc -snr gar -w/d
hkup So of hwy
S 1195 mo Agt 673-5354
Comple1e1y decorator
turn beaut 2BR twnhse
lrptc patio Pool tennis
S 1295rmo 673-0896
SPECTACULAR OCU" I
HY VIEW
Nie., 2Br 1 Ba located 1n
charming bldg w/unrque
a1mospncr e Just steps
to beach Lndry rm lg
sundeck prv1 garage
available A RARE FINO•
$975 No pets 675·0447
Cost• Mesa iu4
114r• 1,t w/,tl1lct1tJ
Pool No pers $495
$600 security 646-3618
Lare• 214r111 ''' w balcony & pool No pets
S695 S600sec 646-3618
IBR lBA house wi tront
1 1rd Cloi.r to beach &
.hop!> $700 mo urrhlll'S
roe •u<1Cd 548 'i3Q3
2B<1rm 1 •·Ba Westside
11t•Sfr<; fresh pamt pool
no 1Jt'1!> A~ now' $585
P lC1loCa Ally 84 1 6133
2BR !BA $700tmo S300
dep gastwtr po La
Lanne Apls 1838 Platen
Ila See mgr 548 2562
:?Br 1Ba apt Garden set·
11ng nuge bed pool.
sman pers & child ok
S725 Call Ceha 646·654 I
E Side CM 2Bd Iba gar.
Srngle or mar neo cpl
prel d 241-8282 Agl
•2Br lBa Nr SC Plza SA
Carport pool spa bale
Coin-Op Wasner/Dryer
S750 CAT OK 722-80 11
* 2Br 2Ba Nr SC Plza SA
New carpers pool spa
Carport bale Coin W ID
$795 NO PETS 722-8011
* UMi& IAR APTS * IBr & 2Br t11g range,
•aundrt poo1 carport No
pels $595 & $695
93 1 W 19rn St S48-0492
* LG IBA ne-Nly re-
decorated qu1e1 pool no
pets S552 up 1884
Monrovia 548 0336
*Mesa Verde 2Br 1 Ba
upper new decor dish·
washer locked garage
$675 No pets 640-2495
•PHTlllllE COVE•
Excellent location 2Br
2Ba. Wsnr IDryr. micro.
lrptc vaulted ce1hngs, 2
car gar wtopnr Over
streams & lall5 Pool &
spa Greal view $995 Avl
11 3 No pets 549-2447
$550 ·',Month Free Rent
So Coasl Pta1a area tBr
air tenced coot carport
No pets 546-879 t
IHTAllT 111
2Br 1• 1811 lwnns Es1de loc
Pool gar lndry rm $750
2310 Santa Ana
TSL MGMT 642-1603
AUIHIA
AP&llTlllTS
Poor re~reat1on room.
laundry room
I Bdrm $525
2 Bdrm $650-$675
530 W Wilson
Compte1ely remodeled
units Like new Close to
buses. snops & beach
TSL MGMT
642· 1603 Or 722-9012
AYAIUIUllW
$786/mo 2BR l'~BA
twnhse Encl gar, lrplc,
tndry rm, yard
763 W t9tn SI
TSL MGMT 842-1603
hon Super 3Bdrm 2• 91 wlor, w/o IOI McNasn Re-
• 1 ally 842 133• A M , Big Canyon corido Un· 851 9889 PM lslH4 ZtOI t.taleN
surpassed 111ew locallon
S,95 000 Call Barbara TAKE A LOOK lH· t• Jutl S425 renle cozy
t>ung1low w/1ppls blllt
pd or 1n11 -
•IUmt JM 1'-•* Gar frplc & more• C•lhdrt
ceiling S 1000 873-~48
A1trec1111e Unlurn 18drm.
WE'RE THE eesn Bay vu 2 ttry 4br 3ba, WtrfrHt •••••• LI•• 10123 at 11am PCH. nr
I & 2 BEDROOMS trpl, vaulled ce1llog. dbl WANTEO prof Fem to Balboa Bay Club no col·
FURNISHINGS AVAIL gar. pool. no 1)811. •hUrll' 673· 13•8 tar 551·8880
•Free UllhOes $1795/mo. IH. avail FOUND Blk Lab mi• •
•Specious llvlng 11-t. 722· 1066 8111 Coa•erclal months of age. fem hosp
•Huge kitchen Versailletlrg lBR penthse 1.£. Salt lut tag on neck t81h & New· :=~;~,ovens & ranges Sec u r I I Y Po o I . 11t poll Blvd 754.53 11
•Covered Garages Clubhouse. Avail NOW 2769 FOUND Small ian dog
•Poot & BBO's S7501mo 645-7•08 bllnd & deat Adams &
*Plush landscaplng LARGE LIDO ISLE lbr 134 I 720 SO. n . Brookhursl Hun11ngton
• Xlnt locallon 1cross Bayfronl buhd1ng 1 ga1 1617 Westcllll Beach 968-6120
lrom park space yrry S82 5 Nwp1 Ben 541-5032 c1gt
•Sorry no pets 675·0120 or 673·2357 99GIS F METRO CENTRE 385 W 'l(ILSON
LOST 011ck arracne case
,,,a1uable papers RE·
WARD' c M Nwpl Ben
Are<1 .,22 1191 1.-2· lll l LIDO ISLE · FURN !BR New quality p111 oles
"' S700tmo yearly Includes 11770 E Wc1rner F V
ut1ht1es & garage 1 per 0Jvm J•lhl' .10,,,n Amer EASTSIDE 1Bt upstarrs
apt Sonia Ana 21s1 SI son no pets 673-0837 D• •r C:,.1u•'> 1':1:? 8011 LOST Blatk Lib mnt r .. "" 14 1rs oto v•c
Brooknurst & Tal1>erl Fii
10 J2 REWA R D ' On1 area. lols of wrndows NPar Lido Village 18drm
$6:?5 $625 dep apt. pan turn. S550 mo
• 8~3·0697 or 863· 1500 incl ullls Yrly tse 1st rai.1
USTllll 2111 & sec 673 1769
D1shw111her. new drapes Newport Heights 2Bdrm
p111n1 etc encl gar , no lBa garage Laundry
pets S600/mo 645-4319 pool Water & ~as paid
$700 & ~125 65 -82 13 E side 2Br 1Ba wlfrplc & •
beam ce1ts gar $700 • *IWHlT l&lllA &PTS
Isl tasr sec $225 2 per-Elegant wa1erfron1 apls
sons No pets 650-t 798 2Br 2Ba & 1Br 2Ba • den
E side tg 2Br 2''1Ba. 1wnhs Micro dl-N, trp1c. garage
1200 Sii. new crpt drps & prvt bch S 1650-$2595
paint, frplc, dbl garage, boar shp avail Sorry no
lndry hkup yrd grdnr. no pets 760·09 19
pets $910 840-1597 Oceanlronl 2Br 2Ba.
FIREPLACE-POOL-PATIO $14501mo 3Br 2Ba.
Easlslde X-lg 2Bdrm wllg S 1595tmo Stove cprts,
dining rm No pets From drps Yrly 675·0447
S680tmo 557-2841 Villa Balboa lBr $850
HUT LOCATIOll Versailles 2Br $980
S5501mo IBR lBA. all Studro $62!>
bllns lndry rm nr beach 722• 7388 Agt
& snops Winier 3Br 2' .ea Opb on
741 W 18tn St lhe sand nr 451h St
TSL MGMT 642-1603 Furnishe<i all upgrades
LARGE 2Br tBa. carpets, a1mos1 new $2500 mo
drapes Oll·1ns. trplc 1 544"2484 M-F 9-5
car gar 1323 Baker Su Cleaente 2676
S650tmo 551 "5932 CLEAN SUNNY 2BR IBA
MOVE I" HW $675/mo 2BR 1BA wl d
hkup Inca yds go!>d loc
1800 Pomona
TSL MGMT 642-1603
PATIO NEAR BEACH
$7001mo No pets
49~·2710
Misc. lentils
Nt>w exec style 3Br Condo lHal 2706 Wat~ rn closets 2 car at· ~S~J7~/!"W~ee'"'"'!'k_ll_te_k_i_r '!'&.;;t.;;n.;;dr.;;y
rach~d garage. back yard Small pets & kids prrvl eittra lor Cable TV &
OK Call Celia 646-6541 phone Worl\1ng male
NEWPO RT VILLAGE
APARTMENTS
Cosra Mesa
PRESTIGE LOCATION
S Blocks 10
South Coast Pta1a
•Close 10 QC Arr port
• 7 Minutes 10 Beacn
•N•9n1 L19nted Sand
Volleyball & T ennrs Crts
•Pool Jacuzz, BBQ
•Covere<J Parkong
•Cable Tl/ Ava11an1e
•Rec Room w1tn Fireplace
ano Billiards
•Saunas
545-4 156 Betty
Laquna modern hm lrg BR
w1p11t ba lull house pr1v
Beavtrfut ocean view
S5751mo 494 832 t
Hotels/Motels 2718
UliHAIUCM
MOTOR IH
W>ty rentals $145 &
Up W1dy Co1or TV rree
cotree healed pool maid
se•v1ce & steps ro ocean
K11<n s avl 985 N Coast
Hw~ Lag Ben 494-5294
I BR FURN UNFURN SUUH MOTEL
Corner Nwpt Fwy & Balo.er Wkly rentals now avail
Sor1y No pets' S 140 00 wk & up 2274
171 415!>7-0075 Nwr,.1 Blvd CM 646·7445
EASTSIDE SHARP &
CLEAN 2Br w'd hookup SU I SH lOIH
, c.ar encl 9arage NO 3026 W Pac11tc Coasl Hwy
pets S750tmo 546-9950 Newport Beacn Retrig T v
TOP AREA Quret no pets
MESA PINES 1Br 1Ba
Carport. encl pa110
Or balcony S610 up
POOL spa t>bq 549-2447
TRIPLEX Unlurn 2Br 1Ba,
bll1n range oven. dlw
Gar pallo $725 Ole
S 135 wk sgl no deposit
R111tah to Slaau
2724
•BALBOA PENINSULA
M /F sundeck over -
tookrng ocean pvt rm &
ba S400 675-5204
957 2565 Res 7~9-5484 3BR 2Ba C M Townnouse
D , • 262._ 2 odrms avail S275 & ana 01111 v S325 • sec Lg sundeck
•CLOSE TO BEACH * 642-2695 or 548-6654
2bd 2ba wlgar $750 714
739-19 19-<lays
•97 • 1326-Eves
Hut. l11cl1 2640
Nrce 4 Bdr 1' rba hkups
avr now clean nr • sen &
cnldcare & stores Poot.
no pets S950 964-7942
Lalua lucla 264i
29 2BA OCEANFRONT
al Divers Cove lurn
SI 500tmo tse Call Blarr
10 see 494 -4608
Small Bachelor 1n se-
cluded private area Plen-
ty of park1n9 Pool & lndry
access u111s incl $430 •
tst & 1as1 499-4020
SUNSET Over The Ocean
Studio So Coast Hwy
Stovetrelrrg parking, no
pets $675/mo 499·2690
BALBOA ISLAND prof F
only 25-30 n-smk $354
5f'C 213 377 -0360-0
675-0830
BEAUTIFUL HB CONDO
lovely surrounding pool'
1at tennis courts n-smkr
$350 968-5202 all 4
BIG CANYON twnhse prof
Lady n·smkr pool 1en-
n1s secvrrtv $500 , for
ma10 760-1337
CdM Lu11rybt
Ocean view. pool 1az
Prof 40 • 675-1751
COM ocean \llllW·2BR lBA
close 10 ocean Wt O
Mature fem non-smkr
No pets $425 673-5835
House to share, S A
Horse Property wtcorral
near 11ver 1ra11 pref F full
priv $425 531-7 135
on UXf WATERFRONT
n rr1CE SPACE
'I MUNT HS rnEE A(r..,r
'J7' ,qll &up $1 50
CJ I 64. 4644
C~lll DLX SUITES
Ample pkg ut1ls paid
:i'8SS [ Cst Hwy G75 6900
COSTA MESA
Thrt•t· Rooms 730 SQ II
AIC c.rpt & Orps S650
prr mo qross 64'> 6266
HB Tobin Bldg Worner &
Bol~a CM:a 264-1375 SQ
11 S 1 per so 11 gross
Cati 525 43 tO
968 2496
LOST male -NM e Maude
W• ev 5 t'"' old Dover
Sho•f"S nr San11ago Dr
b42-2466
LOST 010 small tema1e
PonOle Missy gray vie
o f PCH1Newtand on
10'1 536-4994
REWARD""
LOS1 10120 Small gray
oog no tag or collar
w t dd tetr eve ve ry
Stalf'• 6 Granam HB
846-5381
LEASE all part decorator lurn sales oll PC.H X Int REWARD' Lost M Nor-~11cly ~'' dt1tk prkg wergan El~ Hound husky
phone system & copier 1 yr Olk stv "c Acacia
Reasonat>le 650 0830 COM 101 16 673-2287
NEW 4 UNIT BUILDING Ea~lotaent
887 W 19th SI C M C[i • 3016 Stores or Oft 600-3000 • are So, Fl Aqr 54 1•5032 '!!E_x_p_o"'!B~a-b-y-s1_1t_e_r '!"ro-r"!!2_c_n-11-
NR 0 C Airport area drf'n under 2 yrs Full· 11me on my Easls•de CM art1um orrice 225 SQ 11 nm 863 4624 642-7326 1an1 1 v111 101s or pa11t.
1ng mo-moo" 852 9366 Molner w•ll Babysit 1n ner
Nr ocean rn Hunt Bch 0 1. CoStd Mesa Home Mon-d d) 1hru ~, da1" trees look on10 gardl!ln 548_5722 sec.•elar v Reasonao1e
rares 969 4787 Domes tics 3011 ~H~o-u•s~E·K~E~E~P~ER .... W_A_N_T~E ... D
L••E' oil out for eloerly lady
Lite nsekprng & compa-
r-•on~h•p 675·4137
THE EXECUTIVE SUITE
Full ser v•ct> oll1ce
Ne....,port Center 640-5470
Unrqve large bayfront Ap· pro~ 2400 !)Q It . tOOO MA TUAE HOUSEKEEPER
sQ tr ovldoor deck drrving necessary Eng-
$2500 mo 17 t41432-0653 hsh spealung iov-1n or
• out salary negot•aote J Commercial Propertr ASht>r 548-82'>4 or 2771 760 6815
~La_o_u_n_a"'!!B!""e-ac_n_A_n_C!""e"'n1"'11"'r T Htlleu 4650 always rented $875 000 _______ _...._.
Co•11ae1 Jonn Page 12 131 T uchtr·Prescheol
6'> 1 ;>OO I ·18181501 444.t Christian Mrn1slry $5-$6
hr Mo• ~ • 642-1426 Nwpt Ben Cannery VIiiage
Rt"t111 stort> 11so s r at Mediul/Dutal 51 05
QSc tt 409 11sr St -'>4( o;q4 <tll f,pm Lab Tecnno1ogrs1 stare •cer~.,o P t Pn1s•coans
o rt .. SPnd resume
140t A. i!du Sv•te 501
N""''"'' BedCh 92660
l11daslri1l 2711
2000 s If. 3115 llrch
Nwpr Ben S 1200 mo M 1
A l " t' AQI 54 t 5032 P T Career Clerk 2· 7pm
M '"''" oependable per
4800 <.Q II hghl mlg & or ( • Good d1111•n9 record
t1c" "' Pil•k•f•g Loaom9 640 0140
.Jrt>J Airport loca11on CJ '>49 3909 o• 760·084o eriul/Olfice 5400
I n to me pro p e t ACCOHTIN& ClEH f 'J 0.HO f nlry entry level DOS· __ ..... _____ 2.;.7.;.9.;.0 lonr 10-t<ey exp helplvl
CHUP FOUR-PLEX W1 I train Circle t< Cor-
Good CM location All are µor •l•on 171 4)642-7702
2BR 1BA units Askrng AIR I COLLECTlHS
$247 000 bul owner says Call tor appt 894_3780 01 M11ke an otter 1,.1318!>4_3496
Traditional
Realty
631-7370
F 'T E •P o Secie1ary
T tP•ng Pnone~ l1hng tor
c.orisl development Co rn
L 1guna area 499-1580
GENERAL OFFtCE
We~1c1ot1 area Advert1s1n9
PRiil DUPLEX co 9 12 1-J Mon F11
Modern tar9e 3Br 2Ba Call Gerry 642 •J15
large 2Br 2Ba in mrnt GENERAL OFFIC E Aor
cond1tton Fireplaces port area Non smoller
h1gn ceilings garages • part time mornings
more E cc1111en1 valve at 852 0404 as~ ror Sharon S290 000 Otive by 27 11 _
W Balboa Blvd then can LIKE PEOPLE I CHS?
PATRICK TENORE Old t>Sl60l1sheO co needs
631 1266 760-8702 ~as1 going lull charge
HAVE OT HERS bookkeeper able 10 at -
• ·~i~~'\·µ cepr neavy respons1b1hty R• • , : M iinual system Costa
Ir' Mesa Salary open Ben-
elols good Send resume
l11i1111 a Fi11aei1l & Sdlary expec1a11ons Personnel Manager A1101ae1a11t1 7204 w Oceanlronl
AnntHct•Htl 2121 Newpofl Beach 92663
* SPIRlTuAL & PSYCHIC
READINGS Palm and
taro readings avo1tabte
N.il1onally renowned psy-
chic local & tic d 19 yrs
Sa11sfac11on Guaranteed'
d92·7296 or 493-2054 New;rt lucla 2669
2BR r A wsnr dryr hkup,
Pnc.I gar 1 block from
beach S9501mo sec
nn pets 645·4102
MIF 25 • Back Bay
Poot iacuzz1 tennis
Avdrl 1111 $375 incl ut1IS llEW llllHIATOll
* * 2H 11.hl&* * Gr1r11ge near Hoag No
Dt'IS S775 675-8411
*LIDO ISLE BAYFRONT
391 2Ba w d trplc Pvt
beach tennis pel ok
Sl800 moyrly 675-7687
llC CAllYOI UST
En1oy tl'te lu11ury ot 1n1s eK·
Clus111e~uard gated com-
munity rn a spacious 2Br
T wnhse Amenities incl 2
lrplcs wet bar AIC
micro WtD hkups & 2 car
garages S 1825 Sorry.
rio pets 644-0509
EASTBLUFF Townhouse
Apl 3Br 2',Ba 2 car gar.
No pets, S 1025/mo yr Is.
644 1010 or 760-7037
Aller Spm or Wknds
IPAOllll APAllTllllT 1 mite from betch
642-2357
Ed 122 776U ARTHRITIS THATIHT
MIF 10 shr 3 bedroom btoing studied Medlc1111on
duplex S300tmo Isl ollrce v1s11 laboratory
last 208·8 Cecil Costa lest free ot charge Ages
Mesa 722 -9269 21 65yrs 645 71?4
N B Oceanfront ap1 Have 1~Liioiistii&iiiiFiitiiliin4iiiiiiiiii2;9;2;S 2 rooms av all FI pr et d 1•
non smkr $375 & $425
645-2864/E 834·56061W
NICE HOUSE IN COM 10
snare n1smkr over 25
Mate or Female
640·8256 after 7 30PM
Shr Corona del Mar 28r
h ouse w t lrplc, 714
Margue11111 l425tmo
Avarl 1111 760-3167
FOUND ADS
ARE FREE
Call:
142-Hll
-
i·..,.,==';11;11;;•;;;111;;1:.1;t!J!:::':' :•:•:••:::•;;;•1 '-17)-..l(--ntt-th9-v.ry_new-..J· •tt fllhion wllh yMr·
round ootton or ~her
wortltd weight yarn Make the Move to the
New Park Newport
ONE MONTH FREE RENT
Matt Utt smart move to Part Newper1,
Newport Btacll'1 premier l•nry 1•4lrn1.
EMy direcltol ie ICf Sizft • , .. Included.
Eacn pettetn $3.2$ pli.it 7SC poetarge'Nndllng t:. :---ldd •ID I
"'*lll]r-tL... ='.::..-.:.~ llY11J77 Mlt ........ ,.. .... """' ...... let U1 Helt Y11
$111 y •• ,,.,.,.,,
Can Cle111fW,
642~5678
COT E ·~·
REALTY
•Hl·l111* 4bdrm lnClds den nr Me ..
Verde 2b• tQUIPI 1111en II
539 8191 Agl '"
Quiet up,,., yrty Malutt
rehre<I lacfy, No emkg,
pets Refs 675·020
Comt l enio, Ollf '"*" •tylt IPlS Quiel cOftllotlablt kt1
CloSc lo lrMWIY' ' So Cotst "-21 Wflllt °"" llllftMIH to the bUc" Cat11U ,,..._ NO ms MASI'.
F1ral1lle4 1M •l•ral1k4 t, !, 6 S
be4room apartmeat1 UMI .. ......_," .oely
mlaatts fr•m Newport Cnkr alMI Fanletl
ltlu4. Prtll) Htl te SI Ht.
for Information
& surprisingly
low cost.
......... ~ -214t O.t tf lt1tt PrtJ!f!J l Ht •bf 2t>•. IQ kit. t>U111in..
--MW carpelldr•P*I dbl IAll ... •TlllTYH gar w/d tlkup IQ t>k yd,
Ncnn1ng down AtlUIM S 12$0/mo n..cl Quiel
101n Buulllul 2Ba fmly w/lLC 538~0921
h11n1sned condo 11 Try1n1t on ~·inPr1n~v1lle on Goll courM •l•ed of~.°" 10"' ,_
'" Kau•t 171418!1• 7222 ·llh09~
.. ,~.. . ...... ,.
2'17 ••••••• 1500 1 BR API Utt! pd
4 10 H1rd1ng, Balt>Oa
I Adull nopele $47·1155
•OUlel trH • bflQhl 28r
IB• wllg eo .... red pauo.
lr••h patnl rte# crpt Avf
now S750 • I.Ill 67S-5010
...... &l•IA BIYaeeu
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M9, ... , a _, WAT'm llCIL.
Ml•A•' II
ra 1awi111•11•••n1t , ...... , Ma.1 .. 1
JambtrM at Su J~•I• Hiiia Rot4
(714) 644-1900
.PARK
NEWPORT LAUIAWHHUI
C " A p T •
•••" '" HOIJ(I .......... --. a '°' em.II bultl-In IC ctetlllwr~Hour.e.it Plue .,. Al~. A/A,
pe,tol, -7w.tl12 •••••• 1911 II 8M lllBllll _ &._-.... ar._11_,_..
,/T'pvilhlUii ... WIO --Showtoom •so.o122 lfl'.lude~' ~ rs 1 ···=n
1ng l~plffg.-r9c0fd lleeip. •••• PIT SALES POett'iOft Ffl,
1 • A«:eptlOniat re14et, ~•ino Oeot · ffont of· Sat Sun, 15/tlr, ~t IP• S:,..m1 Call Pti'IOnMI. lie• appHr111ce, no Ptarance 81... exper
Ntwpofl St111onet1 thort~. buty phonee, pref Apply In peraon 714113-1~ c"'au:'•-tta"!3 ,e~1!9'0ller!Oe 3030 Redhill C M : ..,. Y v ..... 540· 140<11 Mon1<:1
P/T ....... IT-. ........ ..,Tt•lm ... T~ IQl lllln Tue1 Wu Fri Tom F'utter Fie• tft ~ .,... ... ht. lwy ,.., ...... Mutt H Gladatone 10( M.n ' Expel~ 752·0M 1 be .,... OtPOmred good aa.TllTI women 23 Mof\afefl lay Mliiifl•lf typt~ ~1111 v~ 1 hra Top Pfoc:tucw leeks ad· Plaza. l.aguna NIOIJel
For pr"tlglOut Newport c 1 JOWi 63 -nee ~:~~~t~~=':,!:,c!,0< .:!; T~ -
C1ntar office Typing ll•IUllT /lllT'Y pos Salery, NI • comm 111 IUT
tklllS & pleaUnt allltucM For mtJOf P\lbllanlng Co Qr very l'lfatl comm M~lt nu.-•f
• mutt All =~ Good telephone ~1111 I have 2 yru11per Mlflng re •Gueranteed Wagee beneftlt PfOV• all mull, able to WOfll under in 0 C Xlnt oppt~ S.nd •Liberal Bonu ...
Ron Jackson 844·<1242 presk!re Room IOr ad· resume to Patrick Tenore •P1e ... nt Surpr!Mt
• 1-n •• ' '/T vancemen1 FOi appoint· c/o Remo, 234 E 17th St •8"ut1M Office
menl Call 281·2680 S1111e 117, CM. 82627 •Full or Pan Time =::.·~~t: -(NO phone calla p!UMll SOUTH l.AGUN.A lnd•Plft~I and type ••nlltll.11mau IUL man •am RI (71 4 ... H -4eoo
2e 6 Full time, te.,n property • -45wpm, l• l l 1 management, 1partmen1 Need• change? Juat •tart· Cl1~1/lfftHrHtl
.l•Rmi=n ren tal busmen Herd· 1ng out? F'ind out what SS20
-•• 1 o kl d 1 Great Wet tarn has to Opply tor eneerful reep w r ng, ynam c. per. offer Cell Eldon at ___ C_O_C_O_'_S __ _
peraon-who c1n e1Ccel ion wtlo ltke wortr.ing with 759-4830 GREAT WEST-Anawer pnones. 1y,.. ~5 public E11perienca & ..-prel d, some Stt work ERN REAL ESTATE WattrHMI FuH or patt
lllftll W11ter1 or Walue ....
n..aed at Tne Original
Hwy CdM
~ep:1ded •is~~~ ~,h,:~ TS!. MGMT 642-1603 t1mf' dayt/n.ghts ll1J111>te. [ ,...,, fJ E~per1enc9d preferred 9531
720-9160 Donna Sf~::I =~~n g;,:~ -.! • Apply In l)tflOn. ..... .......... ._..., .... _.;.;.;;~
HaPTilllST w/gOOd oll1ce skolla Call --•••E. 4595 Barranu *DRIVERS* Ptuah Newport Beach ot-960-7678 ext 72 retell lrv1ne Maror reprographlea 1er-
t1ce Light phonta. typing, FAlllM UUS Managemen11Supervl1ory vice and supply co seek·
front olllce appearance, T1d1aieal/Tr1•11 we are looking lor 3 ladies pos1t1ons a11a11 wllh grow· 1no drivers FI T or PI T
opparluntly tor advance-5505 to 101n our tales team ong last food chain open-Must have current DMll
ment Call 833-9105 U y .. U ts Full lttne and part time ong soon 1n Huntington when 1pply1ng 540·9373 Dana " pos 11 1 .... Center Food service 234 F"1scher Ave CM now ntrt...g auto mech-• ons av11 1mm...,
tt you're nol mMehlng 1o the amcs wfoi.ln 10011 ano ~all ~HE LOOK 644-6500 ~-~~ ;~ 1 ~anag~8r~ A" IAlllEI
ca-fled lune, you may be smog license A:Tcty 1n 1na1L s•LEI IH8·98f>.680..5 Manager couple 60 unu .. ..-.. .......... -1 t 1 ""'son C stom t"'' .. • compllll. Costa Mesa ,..,".,, ............... are ou o ,.._r u o "'s Exc1t1"" ~101h1ng 11ore lor •• 769 Baker SI CM .. ,, " MANAGER WANTED lor 1rea Wlfe/ollice. huS· =''~iiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiil.--------.il women 5 3 & Under Seafood Dinner House & band/maintenance Apt I seeks dynamic full-tune Coffee Shop. Must have salary E.x~r nee Must
MOTOR ROUTE
Available In trvlne area. $700 a
month. No collectlng. 3-4 hours
a day. Monday thru Friday after-
noon. Sat & Sun. morning. Call
642·4333 ext. 209 and ask for
Jim.
ORANGE COAST ..., ...
330 W. Bay St.
Costa Mesa, CA
penin1• Now Av•ll•bl•
CAR ROUTES
E•rn Extra C••h
For D•llv•ry Of Thi• P•1»r
HUNTINGTON BEACH
FOUNTAIN VALLEY
INDEPENDENT
Deliver 1 day a week. No
collecting. no soliciting.
Must have dependable car,
truck or station migon and
insurance
CALL 842-1444
Ask for JoAnne Craney
sales a11oc1a1es for min 5 yrs Manager exper be able to start 1111
Fashion Island 759-8908 on lull service restaurant. Apply 1n person,
ROAIL HUI
F&IFAIHHHS
Send resume and salary TSL Mgml 188 E 17th S1
requ1rmen11 10 P O Bo.a Suite IA, CM 642· 1603
FI T sales & mgr 1ra1nes
positions Xln't comm
earnings. Exper pref
Apply Fanlarn Shoes.
Fashion Island. Newport
Beach 644·5068
455 Laguna peach 92651 &mmll
lttlatrl lerbt I Gas Station wk SS/hr
IHcltt1 ·eve• & Sa1 645-5760
Is accepting appllcatton• Ulllltl
for energetic people to Part & Full time. Over 25
work 1n our Vegetarian years CALL 754.9955
ROAIL HUI Gourmet Restaurant
Fine Lingerie Shop o~n-litcltt• 0Hllltr IULLICIS
1ng at Atrim Court 1n No-lrtMfelt Cttll SO COAST PWI
vember Seeking Ass•t· Ctl.11 L1 C .&. 1an1 Manager Full & Part •· ••• •-Is now htrtng for the "B'
Time Sales Days & Eve· h li ••I• care Our new upscale
nongs Call Elhe 760-0379 Stners t ale O~n1ng 1ne ltrll
All sh11t1 available apply week in November Pot· Cluallled'• golthe anl'#ef 19770 Be"ach. Hunt Bch 111ons to be ltlled include
to your flr-000 need•. 225 E 17th. Costa Mesa Lu• h1try Ptrsta
, ........................ , 1 .. ~., . . ......
: < \REEH OPl'ORTL '\IT\ e Ll1t S.ntrs
• • Appltc:at1ons are being I C· •. MANAGER •. cepted at personnel ol-llce M·S 10AM-5PM
e e 3333 BRISTOL
: \pplication6 art' no~ bPintt 81'-: COSTA MESA
e 1·f'µtt"I for managt-mf'nl po.,ition . e EOE
• • CAFETERIA WOHHI • lndi\ iduah mu'>t h t' Sl"lf·. SUB-PART TIME
• moth at ed. m-ganiud. fl e,iblt> and : 1.12 MOIR
: fo!O&I or1f'ntt'd. \ppliranl.., mu i Pnjo~ • Work close 10 home 3-3'>
• "orl..init ~llh \OUlh... • "" day 556-3273 E O E • • • Rt>liablt' ' .. hit· If'. 'altd lin•n!>f• • Newport-Mesa Schools
: .rnd 1nsurirnl'c> 11 must. :
• \\'t' nHN .-~rf'll t'nl 1·o mplln ~ h.-n·:
: r fit& mdudintt: Paid \at·ut ion and •
• holido''· mf'dil'al and dt>ntal in· :
: uranrr. bonu .. prottram. 'alar~ and.e
• milta(lf allo"an1·f'. • • • e \ppl~ in p t>r,on Tu1·<,. thru •
: Thur1t. 2:00-6:00 p.m. . :
: IUllE CIAST PllLISllll CO. :
: 330 W. Bay St. : i Cost a Me~~ CA 92626 :
• • •••••••••••••••••••••••••
CASlllHS
Immediate o~n1ngs lor
Chevron Seit.Serve Gas
Station All shifts avail
Gd pay & t>enel11s C111
Am) 496-3763 EOE M F
DRUG CLERK 4•, days no
n19111s no wk ends pd va·
Cdtron sick proltl shar·
1ng Reis reQd Reply 10
Bo> 110 Da11v P1101
330 W Bay St
Co!>la Mesa 92626
GHHALllU' Immediate help neede<l lor
Prtnlrng Shop Must have
a pleasant personaltty
Print snop experience
prelerred Call 549-9464
. . . . . . .• :::I :
C1rptatry Electrical 1;;;;;;;;:;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiii .. E'""xpen-"'!lc~ .... rpen~1ry-.S~ervtee-'!'"'·1 ,111111 flHTllC
$2.40 per day
Tt1a1 s ALL you pay tor
3 lines 30 day minimum
in the
Repair-Remod l-Add1t1ons Quality work free est K C TREE SERVICE
Doors-etc 548-4980 425513 968-7401 Top Trtm Removal Oual
0 R I All I , Serv Lie/Ins free eS1 oors-epa r-era ions RESIOICOMM L/INO 26 969·8263 or 536·6696 Cab•nets-Panel·L«:lls·elc yrs Do my own work Loe
35 yrs exp Jerry 642-0567 278041 Al 646·8126 JAPANESE GARDENING
SUN VALLEY CONST SERV Clean-up & Matnl 1 do,, all' Home 1mpro11e NEW & REPAIR No iob Free esl Tony 964-4758 100 small Top Quality 14 yrs rels 642 7390 Reas FREE est 631-2345 LANDSCAPING SPECIAL
SMITH Oualtty Pa1n11no
ln11E11t Comm I Ret1d'll
Apts Free esl 960-9938
GLASGOW PAlllTING
Int/Ext 30 yrs exper
rel s 642·5214
PAINTING INSIDE & OUT
Average room S42 FREE
es11ma1es 951·8953 SERVICE
DIRECTORY Plus Small Remodel and WE 00 IT ALL' REF S
Acldotoons Walls Doors Haa•z•H L.c ans DIG IT 646-7070 'AIHIH H'HTIH IY
CALL TOOAYll
ISi FOii LOIS
Your
Service Directory
Rep1esenta1t11e
142-4321 .... 310
IU-1170, I CARE, KH *•HANDYMAN•. QUALITY MAINTENANCE CHIS
Large or small I do •t all• Cletln-ups sprinklers 20 R11!>1denllal. commer I
Cupets Pat 53 1-5579 or Ive msg yr~ l'~P Tony 645-5 124 FREE es1lm 994-581 9
CARPET LAYER Sells •GEN HOME REPAIRS C&B LAWN SERVICE RALPH s PAINTING uc
C rpe1s al Wholesale Pa1n1 Drywall Car~nlry MOW -EDGE TWICE MO Reas Rates Cus1 Wk
p,,ces 1nslallat1ons and etc Gary 645 5277 PTL S20 S25 548-5722 1n1 E111 Fr e$1 962-470 1 RepJ1rs Tom 548-5785 FENCES-GATES Tree lrtm Tretl Trtml Cleanup • h~riat
Ce•tat Ct acrett Dump runs c M N B • r: ill s tor plan Mg Reas ... , A .. XR .. f .. H""'1~N·o-1'!"'N•t•t•R1"'o""'R""'s-
--------· •-,,-ve_w_a ... y•s-pa_t_tO_S_P_•~lh-S, area Jtm Wh~le 642' 7206 prices 6"2•2873 Chuck HANGING/STRIPPING
The ~~~,Lt~u~!~1~~.utiet ~~ols N~ic~eby ~~-~~5~1 H~~;,,:.~P'~~Rw:,•~m::.~ _M_1,..1_0,..n.,.ry~P!""~---v1SA-MC 673· 1512
Commission REQUIRES & kite rP~odE>I 647-23.26 !.~:isonry 61 All Types Plu ter/l•Jlir
lhll 811 used hOusehOld Clli1' Cart Block wall~ brocl\ worll·llle Int /E'(t 'llatch Plastering goods movers print lllelr ~B-ab_y_N.ur_s_e_w~t4~yr_s_e_x_p Hnliat IJJhos 11~ est 536 4833 C T 0 II l THAU-LING u ov1NG M • ustom e1tturing uahty U C Cal T number tn a t.:> .. 1ng appltc tor daycare ..., O\fllll Wor i. Problems-No Prob·
a<Jvefl1sements 11 you Stur11ng t I 3 536 7607 G,va9P & 'l'ilrd Clnups lf'ms1 326864 554-783 1
have a Questton about CARING exp d Nannus Jon 645-8192 *A·l llYlll* Pl ....
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..... ON BE'A,.... Ylldlt lht Died OI T The MIM. ...... ...,.. T432 ar19e CA 926GS anoe CO\inly on October 10, hert10 nave hied e petition •ou•h ol Bonita Canyon "" ..,.. -._.... on 11111 ......,. ......., of ltll Jdniet r Foote 4901 19ff w111l tilt clafll ot 11111 court Road ne1r IM 1nttrMClton Ml-tlll1 Ml-W1 • 1-. • .,..._. NI. TNM9 or ottw '*'°" P'tlllC NOTICE Grtto Drive Space 196. Paam for a decrM changlf'\g 11\elf ol Bof'\111 Canyon Road and ~I « Olldll...,... _....,._ ...._....... · Corona CA 91720 P11bhllled Otange Coa11 namu Coyote Canyon Road 'II Olln fl.._ of IN .OW ..,.,..,. -~ .. : Awllliaty • K aMZ P,11111.10 l. Foolt 4901 Dlllly Pilot October 2. I. 211, IT IS ORDERED thll 111 A copy of Ille tlall r9C)Of1,
A1i1o V8 A/C Caaa ~~ ........ .........._ ~. 3IOO W• f'ICTITIOUl IUSINISS Ort>M Rtvfr Or1111, Space Noven1ber 4 11, 1988 persons 1n1eres1e<1 In 1111 the propolad plans.• copy l~au c~ve( ' ' _ --~ AlllnUe, 7111 Roar NAMI ITATIMINT 196 Corona CA 91720 T·449 abOve rn111er appear In DI· of Ille enlllronmental de· 2F7eo68 clolllill .. ......, °""'9-CA • Tile lottOWlng persons are Tn,, ovsrness 11 con· parlrnenl 3 of tilt Orange 1etm1n111on {P1ogram EIAI =11 IN dlllul, IN T"-e. .. No. (714~~ d0t119 bullnes1 as WEST· dueled by an ind1vt<!ul! County S11perlor Co11rt, and Olhef P'Ojlel lnfor• ,Ill ... II publlc adorl lo the ~ AlllNfa. AOlt1I b P 0 RT · AN AH EI M AS· Jc1nin F Foote Patricia L l'tBllC NOTICE toclled 11 700 C1111c: Canter m111on Ire 1vt1111ble tor your hlalllll lllddlr ._ ININel now TNltee SOCIA TES 3090 Pullman Foote Drive, Santa Ana, CallfOfl\11, review 11 Int Comm11olly
hiid by ltll Trwtee under "'9 o. .. · OCtC>Mt 10 1... Street. Costa Mesa Cah· Th11 s111emen1 was hied ~ 2112' on November 17. 1986 at Developmeot Deparlmenl,
DMd of TNll °"the ~ OCt 2 8 • lornta 92626 w11h thf' Coun1y c10111 of Or· A:z:.:,r:-_NT ..!"'...... 2 30 P M • or 11 soon 111ere-2801 McG1w. lrlllne ~ toc:...i Iii Or · 1• l;_. Nov. 4, 1911 Jamff P Warmon~ton, anoi-County on October 1, US! °' ,ICTtTIOUS alter 11 1111 melter may bl II VOil have any commentt.
county °' Olllnge. MOI Olly Pllo4 3090 Pullman Street 0111 1986 , ....
1
..... .. ·a-al N•• neard and J11ow cause 11 concerns ques1IOl'll you at• · Mesa Ca1tforn111 92626 _ ...... •v .._ .. any wlly ,,,. pe11uoo for 1nv11ed to tlleod I PUbllc:
Unit 10 • "'°"'1 11111 flta.IC NOTICE T1mo1ny P Hogan 3090 Puhh\llf'd orange CoHI Tiie t0How1n9 P•rson1 change of oames ot pell· llear1og lo bl llel<I by Ille
Tl-HODOR•
ROBINS
FORD
I " ·• • •
l '•\Mt,.\ . , dlflned on tNI C91'1aln ,~ Puttmon Strff1 Cosll Mesa Dally P11o1 October 21 28 have abandoneo_ Ille 11se of t•Onet Pnra Arnsen Bt1k•ly C11y C011nc1t on November
FORD '72 Mustang. new Dtc:emblt 12. 1971 In bOOll 4 Barry L Hoeven 3090 T .445 Name THE JEWISH DE· mg pellllonr·s name 01 17200 Jemboree Boulr.llfd
Condominium PIM l'ICOtdld ~ Cahtorn1a 92626 Novembl'r 4 11 1986 • tnt> Ftclllloua 'B~1tne11 10 P Arnsen Blake. cllang· 11. 1986 at 6 30 Pm 11
111es & brallea. auto pts, 1211158 IMlll9 1821, • !nOl9 The ~(I) Pvltman Street Costa Mesa VElOPM.ENT COMPANY JesSlyo Blakely 10 Jesatyn For m<>f• lnlormauon call
p b xlnl concl 541( mt. luly dMc:tibed 1n· Et1hibll 'A' II (.,. ~ Cal1lornta 92626 PUBLIC NOTICE 1940 N Ac:tc•• F1111tr1on Jeao Btalt.e and cllangl(\Q Richard Masyczek II S 1500 obO 644-074 I PP lftached hlNkl and INdl 1 f!!} t<ev1n M Green 3090 Caftforn•a 9283 I peltllOnt!f 1 n1me ot D 660·379S 11 111e COmmunny
p111 ""9ol. Ll:i:!..~\•r•l Pullman Street Costn Me11 K 21345 Tile r 1ct111ous 811110111 Barton Blakely 10 D B~•on Devetopmeol Depar1men1 FORI 'l3 LTI, PARCEL .1: Unit 10 • L~ley •1 c ° C1Hlo<n111 92626 FtCTITIQUS IUSINISJ Name (elerred 10 at>qve was John Blake snould no1 be It you cnaltenge lhlt.,pro· SHO OI0.131-1113 flloWn and delll\td on lllll di ~· ten"fer Tn1s buS1ness IS con NAME STATEMENT Ith.Id o" Aug11S1 2 I 1986 In granted 1ect on court )'Oil mey t>e Um <*tain Condominium Pllf'I ~ ari~ ducted by e general p1111 lh" 1,,110,..,ng persons are :,,".~1 CFouita nNtoy OFf301r7a7n3~ Orig· 15 tS FCJATHEA OA ned 10 r11s1ng ontv tllose •I·
FORD 76 Mustang red to l'tcofdld Dlmmblt 12. 11171 • I nMD. nershop don b 5 nes Al " "' ~ OEAED 11111 o COP'f ol tll1s wes yOll 0< someooe else mi 3m Im cassette ale: In bOOll 121151 PIV9 1921, ....,. • lew, Inc:.. Barry l Hoeven ' g u 1 s 95 [)(,u\scn En1erp11sea tnc order 1o 11low cause b4' PIJb· raised 11 the OUbllc: nea11ng
dUIO 1rans sunroof Oftcilll Alcofdl o4 On1nge f>ftlr:I' I n· c/o Tn1s statement was hll'd ANATON AISOClllH 21 1940 N Acacia F11llerton l1shed 1n 1"1f Orange Coast de<;e11bedtnllltsnotic:e Olln
S 1195 Call 546•6721 Coonly.-calilDmil. PARCEL 2: !Nnt ~etlon • w1111 lhe COllnly Cler~ 01 Or ~NA TON 3 1 At>e10 Irvine CA 9263 I Cahtorn11 corpor: Daily Pilot in 01ange Coonty wrn1en correspondence de·
•-................ 1-.... ~• In ~ b ange Co n1 o Octobe 1 ,ilttorrua 9:>72o al•on Cal1to1n111 once a wee• tor t1verA .. to Ille Cory Cieri! 11 ,.., "'~ ·-,,,,.,._ ~! '9r rive 8 u Y n r How,11d B Jones Ill, Tiiis buSlness was con-~ ~u to loC 1 ol Tiw:t No. 10023, ~~ ae.l&i; 19 6 TruSll'f' ot tne Band K Jones ducted tty e-.cor~allon tour '"CCt'SStve wee.ks pr1or or prior 10 Ille l)l.lbflc llear·
the ~ ~L~ ~,., .... °"·blos .. ·" OrangeF3C22
08
1"s• Ae.ocahlt• Trust 518 Emer T 10 1lleda1esettorhea11ngon 1nq_ .., ----.., :w .,, r u ,..,.. n1s atalemenl was hied the oe1111on CASE NO 86-CP·0729
• per "'tlP F"~flC., • H•• Da11y P1101 October 1' 21 aid Bay l agun.i Beotcn C h· ""''" thf' County Ctefk ot Or· Dated Oct 01 1986 Puotosned Orange Coast
booll 425 pegea 29 1 -.-l: ~=· 28 No .. emt>er 4 1986 10"''.i q;>551 ange Coun1y on Septembe< Da11v P1101 Ocrober 28 11186 o 30 of ~llOUI mepa. llfor"6ef4el3 ' T431 David M Whitney 19173 23 1986 HenrJ T. Moore, Jr., T4S&
ol 0rw1ge County, U Robert E. WOotley, c/o ca~llebJV lane Northrodge. Deu1scr\ Enterp111t1 Inc Judge of Iha Suptrlor
, logtlhef with Ill l\lted SvlM 0.YeloD-PUBLIC NOTI CE Calltorn111 913:>6 Lucy Dt'\JISCll Presld~I , Cowl F IND lrHp1«l'Ollef-mrw11n1...,.1 lhlrton. ,nent ~loft, 52\5 Fullerlleim Partners Lid Pubhsned Orange Coast Pubhslle<I Orange Coas1 ,..,.."""lllxe99'11Q tl'tlr9*'om ~ • Svlte K 21243 8 Calile>r1t1n hmired partner-Daily Pilot Octobe< 7 14 21 Da•ly P1101 Oc1ober 14 2 I
--------•• ....,,.. Ct 1om1a 'l:?no , T 23 through classified • Unill 1 ,......,...., .. "r., ~rYlftt. ~=x.· FICTITIOUS IUSINESS snip 11 Al>t>IO trvme Clll· <'8 !986 • 28 November 4, 1986
• ~. loc8led thereon. '1{.o Itel NAME STATEMENT T n1s buson!'ss 1s con· 4 T 436
Excapllng thtl9ton, ·.,, fol~s'!f'.W = .. 1 I Nor· The to11ow1ng persons are dueled by a hm11e<1 partner· I r 04e10e undMdld on.hi/I lnl.,. In eaurornl• H40Js.n Mateo. doing business as As· snip l'tBllC NOTICE Pllll.IC NOTIC£ PUBLIC NOTICE
NOTICE Of' Ill oil. petroltllm, nlllu,., 911 Tiii• bual..U 11 con· soc1ated Hellllh Care Pro· Anaton Associates. 8 Call·
TRUSTEE'S SALE elld mlnef8I ~ In, Oii dud9cl by a feftlr•I pert· IHS•Of'\AIS I 731 Santa Aoa tor ma L1m1led Partnersll1p NOTICE Of PREPARATION
TS NO 31 .,.1 ... 1•• under Ille 11bcJY9 deactlbf>d nerthlp. Ave Cos1a Mesa Ca1tlo1n11 D.ivod M wn11n-General · AiFFERTY.._ ..., tend, • l9lllVed by Aichlnl R09ERT I!· 92627 Pat1nt>r ~,
YOU ARE IN DEFAULT H. C~. Ruth M. tlulbWld WOOl.8itE~N • JE F Assoc1a111d Cn1roprac11c 1015 s1atemen1 was hied
UNOER A DEED Of TRUST and wilt, by dHd Recorded This ite~!~~-ril Group Inc a Caltt corp w11n tne County Cieri! ot Qr.
DATED SEPTEMBER 22 Mey 18, 1950 In boo1c 2012 td wltfl the County c'l;k same ang<> Coun1y on October tO,
1980. UNLESS YOU TAKE PllQe 523. Olllcial Racordl. ~noetea County en Tn1s ous•ness 1s coo-1986
ACTION TO PROTECT y PARCEL 3' M a If'. lfl6. dueled by a corpotahon f3i2547 PROPERTY, IT MAY .BE _,,.,,. IC>l)lll1tnll'll 10 aecll hi r19f1h'en1(1) com· Associated Clltropracltc Pu1>hsnP<1 Orange Coast
SOlD AT A PUBUC SALE. IF unit tor 1he UH~ OOCllPlilflCY menctd to tranNC1 Group Inc Roger Ga1 ry Ddtly P1lo1 Oc101>er ;:> 1 28
YOU NEED AN of lhoH portionl ot 11\e ~""'IMl:i= ,:.~":.; Chief F1nanc1al Olhcer NOvemb"' 4 11 198f'\
. ..... .... Decler•tloft .....
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN th1t the Board of Olreciora of the MeN
Conaolld1ted W1ter District wlll, • 11 lta Regular Meeting to be held on
Novemt>er 5, 1986. con9lder the adoption of Negative Oeclat1tlon atra
et1rrently under preparttlon, fOf the followlng:
EXPLANATION Of THE Alelrlc:led common at Nmet lt1ted above on Tilts Sllllemenl W<t~ lllM 1 ·'48 979·2500 NATURE Of THE deligf11ttd in Ille Dadarallon Marcll 23. 1'M . w11n tne County Clerk ot Or
PROCEEDING AGAINST ol A¥tridl0nl rtc:OrClecl Reflle Fiie No. 2527$3. ange County Of'\ September
PRO.le CT: ()p«atlng Flcillll•. Well No.~7
CIP 1517. Ale No. MC.848
NABERS
CADILLAC
YOU. YOU SHOUlL Decllfnbllr 12; 107'8 in boolc 25 1986
CONTACT A LAWYER. 12958 P1i09 1863 Oltlaat ~ Sftow !!:!!J...• F320t51
eor.Jnenllll ~XlliltV Rtc:Ordl ot Mid COl.ny elld ~ ~C:,.~ PubhsMd Orange Coa~I
Compeny, a 6-lllom" •flown .>11 11\e COlldomlnium £,f;; J65 Phoenix. Daily P1101 Oc101>er 14 21
corpolllllon. TMIM. und« 1111 Plan tor Mell unh. For Arlaona •1': Atm: AUen 28 November 4 · 1986
LARGEST SELECTION above Deed of TMI will set. information only: Code: 15087, Keltbelk. Esq. . T430
of tale model low mileage 1he property ~ belo. AP No. 938-33-010 Or r--
Cad11tacs '" Oraoge on Ncw9rnbllr 21.1Sl88, 11111:or The add<... or Olhef Pttotanee 1A7~1 Dally POOUC NOTICE
CO<Jn1y1See11s today• A.M.. th• 81h ~ enu.nc: common·deslgnlllOn. ii llllY.• ol Oct 21. Nov 4. 11, 11 I----'--'.;..;..;.;.;;__;;.;;.. __
5 01 111e ,_ County counttoua:' tn. real 'PfOP9l1Y deecribed K 213'3 40-9 100 700 cMc c.ncer Drive WNI llbcwe ls purported to be: 1200 PUBLIC NOTICE STATEMENT OF
2600 Harbor Blvd formerly known • 700 w..i Lii Artnu Way, Costa Meu. ABANDONMENT OF 8111111M1 Santa Me, CA. CA 112927 USE OF FICTITIOUS COST A MESA The ui. wlll ~ rn-.» IO 1119 The Tru•M ~ Mf K 21241 BUSINHS NAME
•77 ELH LOHH ~ bidder for c.h or 1 lelllllly lof ""I lf'\CIOf'**1IM ot A:::~~:'.:1~~" The fottowmg persona • CMhltt'I ctl9Ck PllYllblt il -Ille add-or °"* commoo t1.1v1> l l>andoned the use ot SIPERI lime ol Mia In a-fut ITIDn4ly Cltaignetlon, If Mf, anown 11'1 USE OF FICTITIOUS 111r F1r1111ous Bus•nf'ss
Lru1'I" control am/Im the United& .... of America. 11\it nOlice. If Iha above BUSINESS NAME Namf' JIM S PLALE 2418
la(JP 6 wdy seal tea Iller Thi check must be drawn on a proj)lrty 1111 no l ll'Ml lldd,... The lollowing persons N Glrt\\4'11 Orange CA
A c. 1 ownef ntsmllr •Ill• or natlonal bank. 1 •lat• Cl! Gitter common ~Ion. Mvr .111 •ndoned Ille uSf' 01 926rc,
NP"" 1JJ 1nt Snowroom or ledn Cfldll union. or e diradlooa for locating 1111 "'" r, 1•1tous Business Tne F1c:1t1tous Business
Sha•(J' 657ZVM $3950 ltlllt or tedenil Mvingl and proj)lrty mey be obtained~ ~arrP 5·1~"~9f, ESIBlels • Namp relPHed IO iJbOvt' was
pp 5 s to.II IMOCilllon domialed In lhtBeoeficletyundlttneDMd •;t!r~o<11' "' o<nia •m· hlt>d 1n 01ange Counlv on
_ .J 1 u n 1E11 e California. The lllt wlll be of Trual wno '-~ed •led P,111nen1n10 a1 1108 M,iy 29 1984 F246857
I 11~1675·7957 made wiltlool ccwanent or that Ille Ille be held. Arty Wt>~I <;~venlPPnlh Street. Jame' A Jensen. 2415
l ast youngster stathng W9tTWlly axprtu or implied rlCIUlll lor Ille directions S,ml,I An.i Cahtornia 92l06 Aue le CnJrlenl' Aancno
scnoor> S1an a new JOb or regardlnQ the 11111 ~ion shollld be made In wnling, fhp '°''"Mus Business P.11~ Vi>relt>s CA 9027•
llobby by IOOkmg tllrougll or,__ ' wllhln lttl days ol 1he tn•ill Namt• "'1""t'd 10 above was flus llus•ne~s was con·
class1l1ed Cominental .& • ....ri-. public:CJon of lllll notice, 10 Ille hied 111 Coun\1 °0 July 25 ducted lly an 1nd•vldual .._._, • 111 lilt • 1984 Oranqe Couoly
PUBLIC NOTICE
K 21)47
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
NAME STATEMENT
The tollow1no persons are
d .ng t.u~·nes~ as Century
21 A Nt'•QnbO•hOOCI Em· r •um ,i; 1;:>Q Brooknurst
,. Fo1in1.111. Valley CA
92708
A Ne1gnt1orhood Em·
poroum Inc Call101n11
to•o. 16129 Btookhu<sl A
Foun1.11r· V1111') CA 9<'708
T '"~ """'""~~ 1! con ducle<I tiy J corpo1Jl1on
A Nl••QObornood Em
r.o,,um inc Louise
C.h•avt'rn V1<P P1es•dent
Tl11s ,1Jt+'0>e•·• ... as hied
w•lh ll'P Cqunty Cll'tk ol Or .mew County on October I
1q66
F321570
Publ•\hPCI Oqnqi> Coas1
Da••r P1lo1 Or1n1>e1 21 28 NO•f'ml)pr 4 11 1986
T 444
LOCATION:
PROPoNENT:
Approxlmatety aoo· S/O Sunflowef
Avenue end 816' W/O Hatbor Blvd.
M..a Conadldated Water District
1985 Placentia Avenu.
Costa MMe, CA 92827
Tei.phone: (714) 831·1291
Coples of lhe lnltl•I study are on flle and avallable for Inspection 11 the
office of the proponent.
The November 5, 1988 Regular MMtlng of the Board of Olrec10fl wlll begin
at 7:00 p.m. In the meeting room of the M ... Consotldated Weter Ole1rtc:1
office localed al 1965 Placentia Avenue. Costa Mesa, California.
Ou.tllons and/or comments lhould be directed to the proponent on Of
before November 5, 1986.
OATEO: October t5. 1986
Generel . KerlKlfft=
llllA C ATID WATIR DtlTIUCT
Publl•hed Orange Cout Deily PHot October 23, 28, 1986 ThT189
GAME RULES
Gemn "'' .,,. be PUblllMd Mell Tuttdev. Malle Your Pldl1 on ,,_ entry blenll, cut OYt,
men or C1141.-er lo Tiit D•llv Pilot, X>CI w.1 .. v
St. Cnte Mete, C• '262'. • Elllrlta '"'41 be
-lmer1ltd no 1111« 1llen S P .M. ThuncleY,
.,tcedlno Ille SundeY oeme Lele entries wll
not be c°""1eo. If more lllen -wlnf'\tl', • tie· Dt'Mlltr wtM lit dtlt<ml""c:t Winnen wlN be
llUblllntcl Ille lollowlno Tll9MleY. Winnen fNlv
Plclt ~ PfhM el Tilt Dellv P1lol ofllct Frlav
AFTE• 2:00P.M. lolowlno -· ..w.
Nllltd In IN -· I entrv ---· DllPllce11oft of entrv form not ~.
Emlllovws •NI ltmlllft of Or-Cotti
Pulllllhtno Co. not tlfolblt, Mu•I lit II or olltf
to-. conlflt
Friday's High School
Games, Oct. 31 (().Your Envtlopa)
amNTK>Na Wlftf'M1 cim.
a
"'"T PLACI
LOUii M•lo
18-3
llCOND l'LACI
Dorothy O'Btyen
f &-3
n.mPLAca
CMryt 88m0r•
18-3
r}J 0 Woodbridge
0 Corona Del Mar
0 at Costa Mesa
0 at University
Saturday's College Games, Nov. 1
0 USC 0 at Arliono
0 UCLA 0 at Oregon Stcmt
0 Walhington 0 at Ariiono Stcmt
D Ohio Stcmt D at Iowa
D Mt. Son Antonio 0 at Golden West
Sunday'• Pro Games, Nov. 2
0 Atlanta
0 Buffalo•
0 Cincinnati•
0 Clevelond •
0 Dallen•
0 Green lay
0 Houston
0 ICClnlOI City
0 MtfHlllOta
• 0 New Yof'tt Jett
0 Philodetphlo
0 Son Frandtco•
0 at New E"91and•
0 at Tampa Bay
0 at Detroit
D at Indianapolis
0 at New York Giants
0 at Pltttburgh •
0 at Miofnl•
Oat San~·
0 at Wolhlngton•
0 at Stattle.
0 at St. Louis•
0 at New Ort.om
TM Doily Pilot
330 WMt loy St.
Cotto Mtto, CA 92626
I
t1.JF.SDAY, OCTOBER 28, 19M 2S CENTS
OUI WIHI ON.Mr
TOOAY'S~ONA2
-Sellers intended rape _D.A.
Jury to decide 1f circu mstances qualify
suspect tn murder for death penalty
__,.
1J TONY LU ftDllA ...............
J uron wtn told by a proeecutina
attorney Mond4ay to ute "common ' eeme" in detenninina wbetber .tb'e
texual molestation of a corpee quali-
fies u ra~ -a 1ep.1 ·dilemma that
could mean tbe pa chamber for
accwied muraeter Robert Uoyd
Sellen.
Sellen, 29, it chlrled with strana1-ina 22-year-old S&vannab Leiab
A.odenon and retumina later to
enaqe in texwil intercoune with the
betiered body. If coavbed of h
depee murder u wl1 u a speci.a
clrCumllance of rape. Sellen would
be ~ble for tbe dea1la --'*". Duiias dol~ -( 5'»-
perior Cow\ ~ At-
torney Rick K.i:'l~ Sellen in-tended OD rapina wben be went to ber lrviDe apanment iD W.y
1979. Kiftl uaued it made DO
difl'ereDci that seucn may not bave
committed the eex 8Ct until boun
after the victim WU dead.
••T'be law is common .._ la db&
cue," Kina laid. .. He wu .,._.to
have intercoune wida 1IW woman
-bctber lbe wu alive "" demd ... to Wiafv bil monid ......... " Oefeme auoraey Jeuik K.cllcr
mainWned tbat Sellen ... JDIDtally
unstable at tbe time of the kiDina and
did not plan to rape Aadenoft While
she wu alive.
Keller added tbat even if Sellen
. wu attemptina to rape Andenon, 1be
ac:t wun•t conaumated until after the
woman bad died-raisi• questiom Andenoc lived, bacoa ..... dlal lie u to whether the &tu.ck fitt the lepJ killed tbe ~......., Md ._
ddlrutioa of rape. moated ae ~-
KeUer disputed Kdl°s llatemeaU How.¥•, it G tr Md 11'-•"9
tbet an attempeed rape wu 800d al10l'Deyt dillct• oa llii IMlhe Iii ~ to convict Sellen or tbe ~IOlbeWOIDM•lilPll'SRt toecial circumstances that could tend Kella' aaid Sellen....._... by a t&c~~ttodeathrow.. . lack oClleeo and u •mptMrnr. JC..ina II .Kbedulc:d to delav~ bit babil, kncded OD Aadel10a11 door ~ttal µii• JJ?onuna befon JllTOlll infendillf 10 mmaore lier. Tiii •
besindebberauon. . torney, m outier ••1111. mid
1 Se~len, a former. Marine mooa-. Sellen flew into a violeDt -..._
liahUn& as a secu.nty paard where· (Pleue-m.l~/ASJ
Cancer
center
at Hoag
OK'd
_ _QC pilot group:
Crowd danger
exaggerated
New York Meta catcher
Gary Cater la llfted In t he
air by rellef pitcher Jeaee
Orosco followtng the
Meta victory over Boat on
to win the wortd cham-
plonahlp./81
Callfotnla
Former Air Force man la
arrested on charges he
attempted to pua
aecreta to the Soviets out
ofaplte./AI
Nation
Hoetages In Lebanon
po191a dnemma for the
U.S. In Its reaction to
Syrian terrorism./ AS
World
Leaders of the world re-
llglona gather In Italy to
pray for peace./ M
INDEX
Advice and Games
Bulletin Board
Business
Ctualfled
Comics
Death notices
Entertainment
Opinion
Paparazzi
Police log
Public notices
Sports
Televllion
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A7-8
A6
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A7
A2
BJ STEVE M.AR.BLE °' .............
Plans for a state-of-the-art cancer
center at Hoaa Memorial Hospital in
Newport Beach were upheld Monday
despite objections from nearby resi-
dents, some who complained the
medical 'buildina would impair their
cherilbed views of Newport Bay.
Tbe oenteT, which is expected to
become the leadina cancer treatment
facility in Orante County, won the
unanimous approval of the Newport
Beach City Council.
Hospital officials and plannen said
they toiled to meet the concerns of
res1dent1 in the nearby Villa Balboa
comdominium complex by redesip-ina the three-story structure and
claimed it should not block views.
~ut DJ>t everyone asrecd on that
pomt.
"My parents saved their whole life
to aet a place with a view and away
from the co~tion," said Wayne
Lamb, who saad his parents's view of
the tumina basin in Newport Bay will
be losL
"They have no alternative. It's too
late for them to save up api_.n and buy
somewhere ebe, •• he said. ·
Ottier critics of the cancer center
c~ that the new medical facility
will increase traffic and is only the
tint step in a massive hospital
upansion.
Another resident, Paul Buller, said
that the cancer centeT will be bur-
rowed into a bluff and asserted that
such a procedure could result in pave
consequences for residents and the
hospital in the event of an earth-
quake.
"The buildinas will start sliding
down like so many dom inos," be
charsed.
City officials, however, said geo-
l<>sical surveys reveal that the ground
under the proposed centeT is no less
stable than that under the existing
hospital or even the condominium
complex.
The cancer center, which will cost S 13.S million to construct, will be
located below the existina hospital on
a brushy hillside situated north of
Pacific Coast Hi&hway and west of
N~rt Boulevard.
Michael Stevens. president of the
hospital, said the canc:et' center is a
lonJ overdue addition to the hospital,
which be said is literally trcatina more
cancer patients than it can handle.
"It's well past the time to expand,"
be said.
Current radiation facilities in the
hospital are desiped to'trcat up to 30
(Pl ...... CANC&a/A•)
........... _, ... ._
Jaime PacU.Ua. an •:tlo,ee of Plaoton &ntertalnment
lD J'oantaln Valley, •aim wttb a luer lD tile arena.
Adults
battle
in laser
game
In the modern version of cow-
boys and Indians, the cowboys
have traded their six-shooter1 for
infrared phasers to bettle Indians
~cad' hi&h-tecb space helmets
ins of headdresses and war
painL
The wild frontier has moved
from the suburban landtcape of
sidewalks and backy~ to a
fut!lristic bettleficld w&re laser
beams, hiab-tech Dd9etrY and
electronic sound elfects eoUide
ROBERT
HYNDMAN
with computer-tallied conse-
quences.
The basics of the game, how-
ever, have remained unchanged.
It's hide-and-seek, run-and-gun,
kill-or-bo-kilJed all rolled into one.
Dana-bang, you're dead.
"We've taken a classic child-
hood pme and put it into a new
conteitt," says George Carter,
president of Photon Entertain-
ment, which celebrated on Mon-
day the opening of its newest
center in Fountain Valley.
(Pleue Me ADULT8/A2)
Official says FAA· s
rules too costly for
private plane owners
By LISA MAHONEY °' ... ..., .......
Concern ovCf air safety bas been
blown out of proportion since the
deadly collision between a small
plane and an airliner oveT Cerritos in
Auaust. says the president of the Orante County Pilots Association.
Reactjn& to new restrictions
prol)Oled for private planes by the
Federal Aviation Administration
Monday, E.R. "Sandy.. Ablott de-
fended the safety record of private
and commerciaJ aircraft alike sayinf,
"We have had very few air-tcr&Jr
crashes. This thins has become a
political thins and the airline pilots
areaetlina(in)on it because they want
the air space."
The FAA's new regulations, which
still must 10 throuah a formal rut~
makinf procedure, would apply to the
nations 23 busiest airports.
Amons them is Los An,eles, where
potential air spac.c safety problems
were examined in a special JO.day
FAA study folJowinJ the Aug. 31
crash of an AeromeXJco DC-9 and a
private plane IS the jct descended
toward Los Angeles International
Airport.
Accordina to the Associated Press,
the FAA's new requirements would
impost a minimum 60-day licemc
suspension on any pilot~
on restricted air space ~ caW
terminal control areas -witbout
authorization.
They would require that all plua
operattn1 in a termiDal control area
be equipped with a device tbat
provides air traffic controllcn with
the plane· s altitude.
The ~lations also amplify and
standardize terminal control area
boundaries. a respon1e to aviation
critics who say some bouodariet are
so complex that pilott miabt wuder'
into them unknowinaly.
Ablott said he does not object to a 60-day licente suspenlioo for terioua
violations or to a redrawina of
terminal control area bocmdaries,
thouah be does not pcnonally find
them hard lO undentand.
But the veteran pilot aid the
county's 4SO-member privaic pi.Iott
association does not ICf'eC that
altitude monitorina devices are
necessary in terminal control uaa.
Ablott said the rule requirina
private pilots to pwclwe altitude
encodina. t.ransponden it an &nanpt
by the Airline Pilots Allociatioo to
sqUte:ze small planes out of the Mia.
04They'rc lfldually stakina out
their own private air lanes~... aid. Altitude monitorina · are
beyond the means o( m private
pilots, Ablott said. And b pnxlicted
they would not spelJ the end to air
1CC1dents sinc.c much still depeodl on
(Pleue ... PILOT9/A2)
Victim in alleged
Krishna slaying
from Costa Mesa
By Ute Au.elated Presa
The Costa Mesa family of a man
who disappeared three years 110 from
a Hare Krishna commune only
learned last week from a Seattle
newspaper story that authorities have
charged two men with his murder.
"He's my son and they say he's
dead and I don't know why," Sandra
Duperroy of Costa Mesa said Mon-
day.
West Virginia authorities have
been investigatina the disappearance
of Mrs. Duperroy's son, Charles
Saint-Denis, from the sect's Marshall
County commune since 1983. accord-
ing . to county prosecutor Thomas
White.
"No one has notified us. Nobody
has called to tell us anythina. •· Saint·
Denis' sister, Chrislyn Saint-Denis,
said. "I thought they were supposed to
notify the neu oflcin when somebody
dies. My mother is devastated. How
would you f eelr'
White said officials had tried to
locate Samt-Denis' relatives, but were
unsuccessful.
The family learned of Saint-Denis'
fate when lus mter's ex-husband
spotted an article last week in a Seattle
(Pleue eee llOTB&a/ A • J
Irrine'•Rose
Parade ent;ry
remahJ• afloat
Irvine Co. vows it would build road immediately
IJ PAUL ARCHIPLEY ................
Plansarc still afloat for Irvine's ftnt
entry in the Tournament of Roles
parade on Jan. l. .,
Members of thcr Irvine Rose Pua&
Aoat Association met Monday and
decided to continue their fuod-railiaa
(Pl---•oe&/A2)
By STEVE M..Al\BLE °' ... ..., ........
The Irvine Co. has plcdaed to beain
immediate construction of a S27
million bypua around Corona del
Mar if voters in Neweort Beach
affirm the developer's plan fo1 eit-
pandina Newport Center.
Pelican Hill Ro9d could be open to
traffic within two~ said Irvine
Co. Vice Olaimwl Tom Nielsen
durina a press conference Monday.
The road, which would ..tna
around Corona del Mar and
presumably offer motorisu a shortcut
around that commuity, bu become
the most controvenial point in the
Newport Center expanlion projecl:
Tbe plan for ex pandina the CU'C\llar
shoppina and businesa centeT with
office towen, residential tnct1 and
res11urants will be put lo a citywide
vote Nov. lS.
Nielsen said if voters do not
Hunt for lion that mauled
boy at park resumes today
., aoauT BYNDMAN ..............
A ~h is expected to resume
•• today at Cu~ WUdemett Park for
the moun111n lion that bas eluded
bl&Dten lince auactina a S.~-old
HllDti"l'Oft Beacb boy Oct. 19.
Wantena and doll from the State
Dtpuunent of Fllli and Oame wdl ..a the Bell canyon area of the
part fbr lips of the ld\&h mountain lion \hat~ Julthl Mellon. lkat !art l..auppe, the depenment'I wildli• manaeement supervieor. said
the main thrust of the~ will be to
determine bow maay mouataia lioat
are at Caspers Part ud aunoundina area and which tpeCific areas they
are active in.
"We want to tet an idea ol'tbe lion
activity u a whole." Lauppe taid.
"But if they do come acro11 an animal
that mecu the iafOnnation that flu
the one involved in the attack, they11
try to captu~ it.··
If the mountain lion is captured,
Lauppe aid it wdl be ecnt to the San ~ Zoo (or study before further
action f s taken.
support the expansion plan, which
appears on the special election ballot
IS Measure A, the bypass may not be
built for eight to 10 years.
"It will ultimately ~ built, that's
true. But we don't know when or
under what circumstances;• said
Nielsen. eitplainina the consequences
of an election day defcaL
Opponents of the expansion con-
tend that Pelican Hill Road wiU ~
built with or without the upanaion
project and that in the long run, it will
not improve traffic conditions in
Newport Beach.
'Tm sure there will be a brief
honeymoon hke any new road or
freeway when its nice. clean. white
and uncongested, .. said Allan Beck.
an opponent of the expansion and
was instrumental in placina it on the
ballot.
..But in the long run, traffic will be
worse.•• he said.
Nielsen said he 1s surprised that
anyone c.an claim the new road will
worsen traffic and suuested that
"Mr. Beek JUSt doesn't undentand
traffic analysis.··
The stepped-up plans for construc-
tion of Pelican Hill Road were
announced by Mayor Phil Maurer,
who wrote to Nielsen and asked him
to clarify the development firm's
position on the road.
(Pl---PSLICAN/A2)
LB board to review
suspension of coach
...
The Laauna Beach School Board
bu ICbeduled a cloeed ICllion today
to review itt sua~nsion of Cedrick
Hardman over bas SepL 20 amst for su~picion of cocaine poueuion.
South ~ Cou.nty Municipal
Coun Judie Richard D. Hamilton Oft
Friday .JllVe ffardl'n8At l.aluna Beech
Hiltt School's heed footbell C'JOeeb.
permitlion to enter ad,,,._ dJvenion
propam. The judee will review
Hardman·s propaa in January and
lbea IPJD in another three month&. lf
Hardman completes~ .eropm the
felony drua chal'ICI co\lkl be dropped.
The former All Pro defensive end
J
for the San Francieco •9ets is alto
faona ' miJdcmeanor raiaial anat cbarle ID CODDCCtlOn with the 5ept. 20
arrest. A Jan. 1 trial date bas been aet
for that cbarte.
Some ~nts have been Ullltl"ed by
the boe.rd•s Wlure to fiR ~ •
I001> •• it WU 1t.amed M ... ..,_d.
Jenniftt Yellud recat)y R~d
&I the chairwonllin of IMPA.-a J a drua education .....-.. to ma a
rcca1I dfon it • tioerd .... 10
rehire H&rdmu.
The ICbool baud-:=:.::.: at 7: 30 at the dil1ric:t
offices at SOS Blumont A~.
.. ADULTSPLAYCOWBOY
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&am IO llt.ield die~ wtaile .. W..U.IM wriannm upUid
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... blunt wl -.CUODic ·-orpami. bc&c lbc .. PliocoD pierce tbe .. that abroudl die entire center opCoed in O..UU la April 1984.
playiat area. , Since tben, 13 trucbi• bave opeeed
It'• a Ii~ video ,.me with acroll lbc couocry wl in TotODIO,
pla_yen ..,, o( lbe action. C.ud•, with dozeDt IDOft plan.Ded to
Partici.,,.au. divided into a pien open in comina montba.
and a red team, lttap on a belted But Caner wull lbe 16 centen
blucry pKt. a helmet with bead-planned in California IO be compuf-
pboaes that transmits vviout ~ owned. The fountain V=ter 11 tronk IOU.Ddl 10 tell you the accuracy tbe tint, with 1even more for
o( tbe lbotl fired from your phucr the Lot~ ty area.
pistol and a ebett module that lleteatch lw foUod that ·the
computa bow many times you.strike Photon pme c:ao be quite lucrative
an "opponent and how ""'°Y times for the operaton, ajven the proper
your are bit younelf: martetina behind it.
Tbete totals are fed to a master Participants pay ID initial fee of
computer that tallies personal u well $7.SO for• .. PIUPort.'' then SJ.SO for
u team scores. each pme they play. On the av~.
ROSE PARADE ENT RY •••
From A l
drive for the S l l 0,000 float.
They are about balfWay to their
1oal with SS7,000, said anociation
president ~ Mathis. She said tional COfPorate spoit-)
sonh.ips may be forthcomina in the
walceofaS l S,OOO&ift from the lrvine-
bued Taco Bell fut food chain.
"The outlook is aood and it's
•ttina even better," Mathia said.
1'here•s a critical hump in fund-
raisina. and I know we've aone over
the bum~, .. she said.
She wd the usociation needed to
UlesS its prospecu and beat a recap of
the profits from a recent benefit
auction to dttermine whether jt could
continue its drive. The auction netted
n~ly SI 0.000.
l Ralph Rod.beim, fund-raising co-
cbainnan, warned last week the drive
was in jeopardy if more corporate donatio~1 couldn •t be raised.
He said if the drive failed "Irvine
would probably never get a float in
the parade ap.in. I think it would be a
black eye for the community."
Two payments have been made
totalling $30,000 to the builder of the
float to be called "The World of
Prehistoric Wonders:·
SELLERS MURDER TRIAL ••.
Prom Al
his advances were rebuffed.
Kina bas lflUc:d that Sellen
climbed throuah a bedroom window
.-with rape on his mind -.and
waited for Anderson to act ofT the
telephone in the next room.
While leavina ~n the possibility
that Sellen may have raped Andenon
before w died. Kina (ocused on the
anaJe that the defendant killed the
woman and mumed two to three
boun lat.er to "finish the deed.••
But, he aid. the delay wu a moot
issue because "there wu no disrup.
lion" in Sellen' intentions.
Keller, however, urged jurors to put
uide emotion and stick to the letter of
the law in deciding the rape issue.
although they mar feel otherwise.
She said spccia circumstances caJI
for a murder to oa:ur while the victim
1s beina raped.
Keller (eh the case qualified only
for a judgment of manslaughter
because of Sellers' purported mental
state at the time of the killina. But she
instead called for a verdict of second
d~murder.
The emotions in this case are such
that I don't think people are going to
want to 'o with involuntary man-
slaujllter, ·she told j urors.
First degree murder. without the
special circumstances, carries a pen-
aJ ty of 25 years to life. Second degree
carries a penalty of 15 yea.rs to life.
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percieat are malt, IDd 1beir •Yel'llle
•" 19.
Cuwlaid-~olllle ...
-... ::.-~ AJld -=-~ .... ol :-=. ~ue md ia aome o( die more -rati••• PbOIOll Cemen. .... pla£91oped.
.. tome limilaritiel. Caner
•Y' bu little la commoa wf.. the war pmes played in dae
wilderneu witb would-be
mcrceurin ftrins~ It eech other IO rec:reate wrire.
··Tbil 61 not m 'larilcic:," he mys.
0 We're delliaa more wilb lbe tuwy uaecta. lbat'a wby you adopt ID aliu
wf>en YC play. 5.,.ce ... that fiantuy
I
playen are nol ~
Rambol.
•• 1 n Dallu," Carter poi.a ti oul, ••our
bige1t cu1tomer1 are church
sroupt."
Students wear
ribbons t o say
no to drug ~buse
ly JftVS MA..UU:
Of .............
A campeipl to eacowqe Cali-
fomia 'i youth to .... y no" to.drvp
and alcobol wu lallDCbed in Newport
Beach on Monday when a sroup or
students puled out red ribbons to the
city'• police force.
The red ribbons arc beina worn this
week u a statement apinlt drua and
alcohol abute.
The ceremony, in which red rib-
bons were distributed to Police Chief
Arb Campbell and other Police of-
ijcial1, wu one of many public
ptherinas throuahout the state.
More than I~ students from
Oranae County hiab schools attended
a two-day "Reacli America'' work-
shop in Tustin earlier this month to
become versed in the war apin1t
drup.
The students who attended the
workshop have volunteered to speak
to student aroups this week. One
aroup of 1tudent1 from Corona del
Mar and Newport Harbor hiah
schools, for instance, wu lo addreu
all students at Newport Elementary
School on Monday.
The workshop wu sponsored by a
coalition of pamit sroups called
Oranae County Parents for Drua-
Free Youth.
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IRVINE CO .• VOWS TO BUILD ROAD •••
homAl
"There has been so much m iain-
fonnation on this. I've heard so many
different version that I decided it was
time to get out the truth," said
Maurer.
In the expansion plan approved by
the City Council last Jul!L~ Irvine Co. was rcqui red to comp1C1C the road
before any new office towers a~
occupied .. But there was no specific
date mentioned.
The lrv10e Co. exoc utivc ack.nowt-
edaed that the bypass is a condition of
its country-approved plan to build
homes and hotels aJona the Irvine
Coast south of Corona del Mar.
But Nielsen said construction
could be as far ofT as 1 decade and
hinges on further aovemment ap.
proval of The Irvine Co.'s develop-
ment plans for the Irvine Coast.
"They're goina around tryina to act
across the point that Pelican Kill will
be a benefit to us and that's just not
true. They ought to read the en-
vironmental reports," said Beek..
The pledae to build the road as
quickly as possible mark.s the second
concession in a week The Irvine Co.
has offered lo voters. Last week, the
company qrecd to donate land and
arrange financing for 1 teen center
near Newport Center if Measure A
passes. Nielsen stated that the develop-
ment finn now i1 willina to ID beyond
that requirement and could probably
beJ!.n construction early ant year. He
said it will take rouably 18 months to
build the road, wlticb will stretch
from East Coast Hiahway to Bonita
Canyon Road.
"If we lose this it will be a great
blow to the city," said Maurer.
"Without the bypass. traffic in this
city wiJI increase within five years to
1he 'point where it's intolerable."
But Beek chided Nielsen and
Maurer for not reading the en-
vironmental data prepared for the
expansion plan.
Beek said the moi.iVes behind both
announcements are "transparent."
"I'm &lad The Irvine Co. is
interested in our teens," he said. "But 1
I find 1t troublin1 it is willinf. to
punish them if the measure fails.'
PILOTS CRITICAL OFF AA RULES •••
From Al
the pilots ~nd the air traffic con-
trollen who monitor them.
··vou can put all the aearon board
an airplane ... you want and y,ou never
reach the utopia of no accidents,"
The Piper had no altitude monator-
ina equipment that would have
signaled its presence to an air traffic
controller.
necessary.
The FAA has established terminal
control areas at a.irpons in Atlanta.
Boston, Chicqo, Dallas. LosAnaeles,
Miami, New York, San Francisco,
Washinaton. D.C., Oeveland, Den-
ver, Detroit. Honolulu, Houston,
Kansas City, Las Yeps, Minneapolis,
New Orleans,· Philadelphia, Pit-
tsburgh, Scanle, St. Louu and San
Dieao.
Ablott said.
Investigators looking into lhecau.sc
of the Cerritos crash detennined thal
the small plane. a sinaJe-engine Piper
PA-28, had encroached on restricted
air space used by commercial planes.
FAA officials said Monday they
want to improve procedures for
track.ina planes that improperly enter
controlled skies and evaluate the
terminal control areas apin to see if
additional restrictions miAAit be
°ci~~~E llily Pilat
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