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TUESDAY, NOVEMBER JI, 1986 TS
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TODAY'S NUt«1S
Day·-l&borer report uDder fir
Dissenting members o task force say panersomcia1rccommcnda1ionswi11 unlawfully aid illqal 1mmiaran1s in !!_COmmend~ions may aid illegal aliens c~~:1~ciryioaidandabetthemis
.. • ~ , a vtolatioo. It's not rishf. · Dolan . "T~ bottf>m Ii~ is .e ther we aet uid, in a haU*ly out ide t~ council
... ...,,.. 111111 rid of(ll~l 1mmivants) or they will study scuion ... , feel we're bc1n1
Di . · ·be f . C · surcly drq. C?Ur cny down to their · n!P.t1vely ioipe(ted by ao iovasion nerru'?l tnem rs o .a &Slj le~et.." said an opposint.nport tub-of1llepl aliens.•.
Meta wk •fo~· on Latipo day • .mtttcd to;J11e City Council by task . Othtr members of· the ta k force Work~n cha~ Monday that the force members· Pat Dolan, Jeffrey also complained that the . officiat
aroup s. offte1;1I rcpon lS slanted Evans, Ava Readdy and Dawne Burt. repon was inadequate and in·
toward lllesal 1mm1arants. Dol-_n sajd the dissenters feel the complete, but they were reluctant to
Stephen Conway of
Rohnert Park used the
numbers from jerseys of
well-known athletes to
wtn $10.8 mllllon In the
-Callfornla lotto./ M -
Nation
U.S. wllf abandon the
SALT II treaty llmlts In
mid-December./ Al -
Sporta
1 / Ptoneer teacher end
coach Ralph Reed Is
honored In ceremonies at
HarborHlgh.IC1
Entertainment
A llzztlng ''Chorus Une"
1trut1 across the UC
Irvine stage.I Al
2h1tby
gunshots
atpark .
li;i Niguel
BJ PAUL ARCHIPLEY ·oe ... ..., ... ...,.
Two-prcnrctccrs-suffe-rf"d 1unsnot
-wi>UJMh Monday Ourini a dub
ptherin'"1n wuth Qranie Count
Both unidcnufied male v1cums. a
I S~ycar-old and a 20..ycar-old, ~at
Laauna Niauel Reg.ional Park when
the shootings occurred. said Orange
Coun4LShen1rs L.t Russ EJ ncr.-
Tbe VICtJms were part of I p1CnJC
pthenna orpnued by several county
hiab schodl ana colfeac cnapten or
the China Club '
About 100 &iudenls were at the
park at 28241 La Paz Road when the)'
heard at least one. Junshot at about . 2·30 p.m., Elsner said.
The IS.)car-old was wounded in
his ngbt calf. Elsner said. He wu
wen to M1$$10n Community Hosp1·
tal where he was treated and repo~
in fair c:ondjuon. ·
While hcnffs deputies were m-\.~t1gatinJ the '\hootina at the~'
they received a repon of another
shooltnl victim who was in nta...._
Ana Hospital. · :
Deputies went to the ho pttal and
1ntcrv1ev.cd the 20..)ear-old who con-
firmed he had ~n at the China b
picnic.
He had ufTercd a uperficial
wound in the left buttock. EJ :ncrsaid.
He was treated and rclt'ascd.
Elsner didn't know how the second
S.!Jppon Dolan'utron1ly-worded ver· s1on.
T~ councll acceplcd the official -
·and so-called unofficial -~n1.
w1thoutgrtting to take aet1on on any
of the l"ttOmtnendauons. :
T~ t 2-membn .,_.nel was formed
lut May to deal with ~111ntt
f,bout_ .the : larae l"fOUPS or
predominately tairno.mcn ptherina
on local street corners 1n hopes of
bein1 picked up by potenllal em-
plo)ers. Many of thctc men con·
World
v1ct1m ended up in Santa Ana with a
1unsho1 wound without the other
p1cn1clters knowing he had been
injured.
Palm treea don •t bend
"If he was anything hke me he
probably ran all the way," Elsner said.
Officials said no suspects wcrC-!ll
custod) and the in vesugat1on was
cont1nu1na.
A palm tree dmtinecl to be planted OD the cliffa ln Newport
Beach'• Cb.lna Co•e la tranaf:rted -carefully -around a
bend on Ocean Boulnard Newport Beach. Landtcaper
Ron l"eltet.on will be pattfnC one of them In a planter box
atop a aa.race. ·
Addicts taking longer
than bugs to shun crae_k
Vyacheslav Molotov, the
right hand of Stalin, Is
dead at age 96./ AS
INDEX
Advice and Games 87
Bulletin Board A3
Bualnea B 1-5
Clualfled C4-6
Cornlea 88
Death Notlcee C8
Entertainment • A8
Opinion 86
Paparazzi A 1
Potlce Log A3
Public Notices CS-6
Sports C1-3
T•vlalon ~8
WNther A2 _, .
Originally an insecf repellant, it draws
20 million people into a great epidemic ---.... -
By JORN A. BARBOUR "*• r ••• .. """'
In the ironic and contradictory
world of drup. 1t 1s worth nouna that
the active pan of coaunc, from which
crack and Its le ser cousins come. wercdev1~ b) a mount.am plant as a
means ofkccpina insect J)C\ts away.
The insects 101 the me\sage. Hu-
mans arc stlll wor~ing on 1l.
More than 20 million Amencans
have used cocaine aod some 4 m1lhon
art using or abusing It now. Sc1ent1sts
say 11 take an average of four )Cars
from the first use of the drug to the
time when 11 1s interfering with a
normal life, and finall y to add1ct1on. a
s1a1e 1n which there is no normal hfc
So the Sttds or a ivca1er epidemic
.arc already planted in the society. A
aradual. nsc 10 cocaine 1dd1cuon
m1aht have been expected ~ven i(
crack had not shown up.
The purity and potenC) of crack
and coca paste and the fact that they
arc smoked rather than sniffed aives
users a much quicker. '"higher" high
which IS add1ctin1 1n I few,.rnonthS,
thereby making the four years 1t takes
w1thcocameseem hkea very long and
old·fa h1oncd enaaacment
nifTcd cocaine tal.es
minutes to hit and the h1
half an hour. A drq of
the bnain m ~ondsand the ta t
le than 10 minute • inv1hna re-
peated performance .
Hence. the binac
Second In• Serl••
addicts cluster lO buy hit after hit of
crack in one great splurac 6f rcpctJt1ve
hi&hs. sometimes lastina for day\
belorc exhaustion take!! over. And
hence, the arand depressing low or
crash that comes when crack wears
ff
Cocaine has come a Iona way in 1he
last I 00 )Cars.
As early as 1860. a few )drs:aftcr llS
introduc11on in Europe, the first
bottle was sold in the United States.
for .SO cents. It was put in everything.
In (ac11t was no1 un11l 1903 that 11 was
dropped as an 1n&rtd1en1 in .• son
dnnk called Coca tola. It remained,
ho"-ever. 1n many patent med1c1ne
in comh1nat1on w1th alcohol. It
~cmcd harmless. even beneficial.
Not an~more.
In 1983. the 800-<0CAJ E hot-
hne WI w-t up and 1n the fu~t I a
.
-. ptptc at l 1on'J Park an west Cosia
Mesa.
The panel. cons1st1nt of M1dent1.
bUlincss owners, charit) wotkeiJ and
city otr1C1als. wa c~faed only with
malona recommendation on the day
worker problem and not w11h 1he
la!JU issue of 1Ucpl imm1aration. ·
The officual report's r«ORlmen~
da1ion$ caU for police to estabhih foot
patrols 1n area whm worker con-
verse. The men ha"e bttn accused of
httcnna. defacing public property •
and unnauna an public at the~
patk.
TM task fOrtt alto~ me dly IO
ptomov cuJiural •• ....,... ~· \M SS.rush medua and IDcial ~
orpniJ.ations CO.U .._ .. .a.a
newsletier aa well eduaatioul ViM 11~1 could be uted IO. inlQnn cite
... orlten on city ta ... s. the ~·Mid. Mort0ver, the poup 111ap1&y ,._
ommenckd the ~uoa of a .. bi6 ..
h II." where v.-otktn coUld 10 IO fiDd
(PltM't-DAY/M)
Traffic measuFe
electiOn delayed
two years in NB
Initiative· s petition -
.results only qualified
for eneralelectton
non•ofthe required 6.810 names -15 percent of tbc city's rcaistercd
... voters -to qualify for an immeclia~ 1mtmto .
By STEVE MARBLE °' ... .,. ..... ....,
A proposed Ncwpon. Beach uaffic
initiati\lc that faded by SS ignatum
10 qualify for a special election early
nexr yeu 1nsteac:twtll be put to a vote
dunngrqularC1tyelcct1ons t"'O)ean
from now •
"That's pathetic," ~1d Paul
Ryckoff. a former Newport Beach
mayor and orpnizer of the 1mt1ative
dnve. "People v.on't even remember
It tn two >ea"."
The initiauve, submi\tcd to city
officials last month. felt 8.S 1anaturcs
Despite the short!all. the 1rutiat1ve
easily quatified foram~Jdcrauon in a--
rqular city election with more than 10 percent of the city's reailkftd
voters.
An initiative i&ned by morc than
IO perccn of tfte c1ty•s voters must -
e11her be adopted by the City Council
or plll to• Cllywidc vot.e...m• rcpa!ar
munte1Jll&l election.
The next rqular election in New·
port Beach 1 Nov. 8, l 988.
"l think whenever we can, we
hould l1) tO JCt the ta.rant Voter
turnout pouible," said Co1.1oclman
Bill Agee. JU ufyina the deci11on to
wait neart)' two years to put the
(Pleaee ... TRAmC/ A2)
(
Car-poQl lanes lead
to more accidents
BJ ROBERT HYNDMAN
Of ... DllllJ ........
}he Co ta Mesa frttWay s car·
pool lane may have ent.tccd more
motonst 10 share riqcs, but l1 also
•may bC leading ta more accidents.
state and local transportat1on experts
said Monday.
In the nine n1bnths the trial
program has been 1n effect. the
a-vcrage number of occuptnts in each
car climbed from 1.17 to l.25.
revers1na a downward ~nd t~t
CRACKING DowN
months over 450.000 calls were
received. ~melt me\ more than 1.000
a day I f . While pro' 1<Jmg ad\.tte. tt also
pro' 1ded a "indo"' to coca1 nc abuse
Alm~t half the nllcr1 v.ere dail)
users and the a,cfiae the) "'ere
pendm&a week wa~ O\.er $635. some
as high a' S l 1 SO Thrtt quarters said
they had lost control and two-third
\lid the) felt addicted A large
maJont) ~id the) c:ould not ~~ no
when 1t "'a' available
The large maJOnt> had lcep prob-
lems. chronic fa11aue. ~vere head
ache and bleeding and SOrt' nasal
passage Ps)chologicall~ the lartte
(Pleue eee llA.llflACAL/ A2)
bepn 10 19 2 CaJt.ran .,rojec1
roorchnator on KJusz.i told the
Oranae County Transponauoo Com-
m is ion.
The oceupancy rate on Route SS t1
now the h1ahe t in the LOI Ante&e.
Oranae County area with the excep-
tion of the sttctch of the San
Bernardino Frccwa)' thal accommo-
dates the El Monte busway, KJusza
said
But Cahrans statistics, as welt u
those from the UC Irvine Institute of
{Pleue eee CA.R·POOL/ A2)
·Newport
tables
worKer
drug test
City officials cite
legal concerns.--
reliability of tests
By STEVE MARBLE
OtlNDellyNet .....
Ncv.pon Beach cny leaders qrccd
on Monda)' to delay con idenna d":'J t~ts for cuy v.or\;en _,,d job apph·
cants because of concerns over the •
rchab1hty and lcphty of the tests.
Drug trsts. on the averaac. arc
1naccunate nearly 60 percent of the
t1met according to a national 11.lrvey
d1stnbu1cd to the O t)' Council. ·
Judge dis __ misseslACLU suit Parades, reburial
The council. hoW<:"er, did approve
a more tempered dru& mcaturt 1n
"'h1ch supcn 1sor and manascn will
be tramcd to rteOJnitc symptomt
and behavior con 1 tent with dNS
and alcohol abu • . .
allegingJ~il inistreatp:ient
BJ PAUL AftCRIPLEY ... ...,,,._..... ~
A federal Jud'c ha dismissed a
lawsuit a11qina tonurc and mistreat-
ment of On nae Coun(1' pri410ncrs and ~tcd the pta1num take part of
their cue to state court
U.S District Court Judie Witham Otay Oft Mondly srantecf I ckltn.c:
mouon '° d11mi 1 complaint flied
by the mcncan Civil" Libert~ Union for two Juvende hall inmate •
· 10 adYh male inmates and a fcm1tc:
lnlMtc at the m&1n 111l 1n nta na
Gray totd ACLU 1t1omcys the ca
for the two JU\'en1les should be heard
in •te couna.. • lolb sides clauned v tot')' CQnow•
U'I IM JUdle' d«1 aon
1ntct\'cnhon would be improper.
Herman ta id 1 u11 for the JU Yentl
v.ould be filed 1n ta~ court.
The ACLU c:ha{lcd that tv.o tttn·
t,cD 1n Juvenile hell, ident1fird as 15·
year-old Matt and I 6·year-old C hff
X, had been tied apread-caaJc to btJ for 17 hours as pun1ihmcnt
Guud" Uahtened their bond\ rtr
1odteaJI)' "to cut blood cirtulation ..
and to trctch their hmbs, 1 on a
medic, at tack," the u1t '81d.
"fhc 'uit f urthcr alqeJ the \ten·
en wt'rt mothertd -.111\ ptll ·
.. to tht point of un on 1 u ne ••
wh(n tht c mpla10N
dull 1nmat were: beat n and ~ n1cd food, toilet paper. cleat\
cl the and bed hncn for th da\ .
(,,_. ... .JAIL/ A2)
t
of unknown soldier
mark Veterans Day
.. .
TM city also will promote partici-
pation in an employee a 1 uance
· proaram de 1ancd to ~lp worken
"1th a ranic of penonal problems
1ndud1n1 dn.i& add1ct1on .
.\bout 7.S ~rc:cnt of the cu • wort
fore no-. ta~c advanlqt of tbc
a '1 tance pr()lram. thoual\ the ma-
JUrlt)' turn to the prosram for lcp!
htlp or f1m1ly ~ounscling.. said Duane
fun~on. the Cltf penonncl djrec ..
tor. Mun a id lMtt i no to
'\u ~tthcrc1 adniaproblanwilh1n
the Ctl\' labor fotet.
Count1I mcmbm indicated they ~ be w1thna to adopt a dnaa
tc ting propam When Pd 1( 1
tro \ c:nial . bill that cal for ~
t 1nauappro\td bytbc Lc:lilllturc .
The bill;" wnttcn by 5"' Jahn
mout, R·Anaheim. woukt .11t
t.altWldt tandatds for ~ aid
kohol l Ul'\l lft lht Wor\plaoC,
(PMue-DaUG/AI)
.. ..
CAR-POOL LANES LEAD TO ACCIDENTS .••
fmn po1-
t:tt1\tt~'~ on
\\l"\'\..dn' :trt"llknt '•luring dr)
"\·;11lll'1 'hm' an m1.:n.·asc l'\C'n
~\u11J the cn-:nal lrcnd.
lklker. ~h(I '<UJ lhc1 ~ I\ a Ill'
b..'t\\1.'\'ll ,,\,·11.knt ,r.itl'' aml 1i.11tk ron~1.·\1ton al'u lu\ind inl 1\\1\1.''I 1n
thl' propon11'\11 of ~ '
• t{,•11r ·end :inJ \tJc~" 1pc Dll •·
dent
• \n 1dcnl\ 111\ oh mg mo1o'n I in
thl· l:uw l\IJa( nt 10 thr (<U·1l<x1I
l.1n1.•, •
• \, 1tk1m 1.;iu~d b' un k lan1.· (han1w~ • • ·
• Mulll·' eh1d1.• an·1dcnt<. • •
Officer sentenced fo"i: adultery
Lill LE RO< K .\IR FOR(. [
BA E. rk. (AP) -.\n \ir rorce
ofTw.:er faces d1\m1~!>nl from the ser-
V!C( fo}lo~lt'li her <:OO\ 1cti1>n Orl
1"<'harac he had affairs w11h two men
• who \\OrkC'd \\1th tier 1n l 11an 2 .mis lit' 110 . ,. ~
·The iu•lb 'crd1c1 and Si:ntrncC' thlPQ'k~ on ~nd Lt Naon'11 lfa)C' b~ a
• 10-member m11t1ary JUI) Monda)
• will ~ auloma11call) appealed 10 a
m1hlaf1 mun in Washington
The JUI) found Ha)c. 29. of Ne"
York. au•h)' oft~o count\ of adultcl)
and one of fratern11a11on M1ltlar)
Judae Lt Col J Jeremiah ~ahone)
'let aside on of the adultcr) chargl·c..
S3)tng II was redundant lo l·On\tl'I
Ha.,.c or adulte11 and fra1ern11a11on
tor lhe ~me wnduct ~•th one.' m n
fhl' guilt) 'erd1ct came.' after more
than ~" hou1 of dch~r.111on. The
JUI"\ \\Orked ttno1lu·r 41, hour 10
d«1dc on the ~ntcnce Of d1sm1ssal
~1th fmtc1tun• of all pa) and ~ncfil\
HaH·rnuld haq~ ~'en ~n1cnced tons
mi.Kh J\ thrl'l' H'31"\' 1mpri\Onmcn1 .
l-ollow1ng thl· \crd1u, Ha)c\ Cl\·
1han a11urnc).J Morgan Wekh .. !I.ltd
shl' had I•' Jn him a messa·ac to
1.·on\c.'\
Thai mcv~a&l'. he <i4td. 1 that "1f
\ou arc .1 female officer on a Titan ·
ml\\lk HC'\\ \OU should C'On tdcr
gl'llin& out no\\. because to do
01heol'\\1~· J\'JH\ \OU open to se"ual
harac. mrnt and uf11mate proscC'ut1on
1f ~ou don't pul out."
There llUi\ tx' d r~ ~. hO\\l'Hr.
1n thr numb.:r of cc1denh m ~h•cl\
molornu arc 1nJurcd. Rt'\kc1 1J. f)r,,,,,. tor H1Jhwa\ Sakh.
grouri Ol'f)osed tu lhe <'.ii-pool lane,, ~)'"'' to thl' ~Wl'1dcnt m1c nJ other fo1.: 1nr~ •l"I h a'tmv to Oix•n 11 "'fuur
lanes 10 all moloml\,
"h 1\\ !car the HO\' th11h·, ,·up.1n· ·
"' 't•htl kl l:anl' " un..ak lticl'BU'lt" of thl' a111tinal d1tkrcn ' m 'fX~ ...
<,;lid grnup \pok(\lllln Hill \\ •ud.
"I 1ndm1 uut ~mcthina cJoc:' ooi
\\c11k ,., no d1\grucc." Ward told the
lt1mm1won in urgina them tod1\(0f'I·
ttnuc: thl' proaram. ·
C O'lta Mc n fom Reitman 1d h•
\\as oppo\C'd· lo the C'lr·pc>ol tancs-
bc\'au\C ol thr "1dc!>prl"ad '1ol;uiun'
he has ~11m· \t'd,
• Hcc\t1ma1cd that mort than hall of •
.thl' l.Jr\ 1n 1he lane.-arc oct·up1c.-J b)
onl) u dn' ~·•. The~ also do not follow
the ruk\ fo1 l'ntt'nng and cx1t1na !jlc
.lanl'. lw \aid
Caltran\' Ron 1tluc;1a ~1d• '1ol-
a110M are more prc,alc.-nt dunn& the ·
morninal·6mmutt-·IO 4 ~rcen1 of
thr rttom1ngdm ersarr U'>1rti the lane.-·
1llcgal1). '6,4 pcr('Cnt -0f the cyenfng
commuter\ :ir.: v1olat1ng the law. (A
)tUd) b) Dmcr!> for lf1ghwa) alcl)
claim!> lhl' tiaurc 1s closer 10 :?5
pern~nl)
Tran\pomu1onComm1 s1oner Jim
Beam agr~J that enforl·emen1 1 a
problem and <.aid the H1gh\o\a) Patrul
sho'uld !>tep up •h effort) to be more·
'1s1blc in t•nfomngcar pool lane lawc;.
TRAFFIC INITIATIVE MUST WAIT~·· From A l ·
inat1a11\c on the ballot.
Cal} .\ttornc~ Robert Burnham
s:ud a S<.'hool d1'ltnct elect1on nc\t
November doc!. not. 1n his op1n1on.
·,.qualify as a regular mun1c1pal\•lrc-
11on. Nc11hcr does the June 1988
primal) clcc11on. Burnham said
Councal member!> hC'dgcd 1hc1r bets
shghtl> b) resen ing lhc right to hold
the ekct1on soollcr
The 1n1t1at1vc. promoted h\ the
a1.·1n 1~1 group "-c"pon .'?000 could
haH· pronounced and hm11mg effect'>
on dn l'lopmcnt in Ne" pon Beach. If
adopted. 11\o\Ould11c future growth to
traffil·. rnat..1ng de,elopmcnl 1mpos\·
1bk m '><>mc ca~s
R)doll said 'le~1>0n 2000 could
demand a rccoun1 of1he signatures or
e'en launch a St"lond tnl\t.,ll\e drnc.-
to forc1.1 a pel·1al cleetton hcforc the
schC'dul~d I 1188 \ otc
"But m) hunch 1i. "c'll probabl>
JUSI h:ivc to llv~· ~•lh lh1s for t\\O
)t'ars." said R)ckoff. "It's lo.ind of
1ckl'n1ng. bul I ~oul~ .CX(X"'Ct no le'ls
from tht'> C'tl) C'ounc1I."
But {"Oune'lt members c11ed the
c\pcnsc and confusion, of special cat)'
elrc11on. such as 1he o~c set for Nov.
.'?5 on The In inc Co.'s proposal for
eoxpaqd in& l'\l'\\ port Center.
MANIACAL BEHAVIOR~ COCAINE TIED .••
•
Cooler tern peratures along Coast
I ' .
Soutnern CalltOt!Ma COMIAI ., ... Witt be tunny WtdfMlldlY
with sonwhigh cloudineu In the'°"'" portion• Loc:•I n()(thea t
tot HI winds to 30 ml)h9re ••s>eet.ct below lh• cnnyont, but will 'HU.. rly 1on1ght •
1(' will be c~ near the coast Wednesday Highs al th
be11Ch•• Wednetd•Y Wiii be 68 to 7 4, w1thJOW' tQriglll mostly 42 to"'32 Highs 1n the v•l!9y112 to 88, and lo11111 tonight 42 to 50.
from POIOt COncep1100 to the Mex~n Botd -If¥*
wllett Smell crelt ldvitory from P0tnt Conoei>h<>n 10 POllll
Dume for local northeeat wind• to 26 knot• belOW the canyon•
·wilh 4"toot che>PPV , ... cumin1th1ng by weannday. •
Eltwhefe llghl v1riebl4* winds n!Qht and motnlng hours
becom1rig southwest 10 west a ·to 15 kn,011 wilh 2 toot ".. '
Wed,,.sday afternoon. Wnt tw.tl 2 IMt Fair ak'"
•• --..
Gt 01 .,
......... 1·> ...
1 .... 1 ,_
, poot
t ,.., •
1·2 '°°'
1·2 -
DRUG TESTS CONSIDERATION DELAYED •••
From Al
k1.kral Ccnta for Dl\\'U\\' C lllltrol m
\tlanla
program tor drug tcsung labs. Thal
docsn'I mean · there arc not labs
capabk ot producmgaccuratc ~uh\,
he ac.Jdcd From Al
"We ha\.c to \\all and ~e about the
lcgalit)." ..aid Mayor Phil Maurer-it
wouldn'l make much sen~ to 'ilan
somcthm& and discover \\1.··re 1)l hot
-"\i.atcr •· .
In Orange Coun1). only Fountain
Va.Itch Tusun and LosAlam1to ha~
appro'cd an) form of drua 1es11ng.
C >n te\I\ tor the prco;cnn• ol tcx111nc
thl' ·'' erage lab ~ i~ld'> tn3lt urale
re\ult\ 68 pert.ent of thl· llml' On
amphe1am1nc'I testing thl· result"'
~crl 1nac(.'uratl' 70 pen:eot ol the
11me
majbnh complained of depre s1un.
anx1el~. 1m1ab1hl> apath). paranoia
irnct"d1Jlkult) m concentrating.
Onl) about half of the teen-agers 1n
the helpline \amples s:ud the> \\ere
dail) users. They "~almost equall)
male and female The a\erage caller
was an I I 1h arader \,\ho had been
using cocaine for 15 months at an
a'eragc.· monthl\. co!>I of S440 In
add111on to the usual symptom<, the)
report1.•d dclu!.1011,. c~aueratcd
susp1c1on'I. compul\t\e bcha\ tor
such ascomb1ng their hair. or 1app1ng
thl·tr fec,t The} had 1roubk \\llh
mcmor~ lo\t tnterrst in ln1.·nd'> ·· \n
alarmin" .!U ix·r,1:111 rq.>on1.:o tir.un
'ir11ur\''I "'11h lo\s of c.:on'>C1ou)ncc;c;
indun-d h) cocaine.ff the repon said.
T'H'nl)-e1&hl perccnt had ac11ve
thought\ ofsu1c1de·aod seven tnrd it.
.. The paranoid thought mode
almu..t tn\ anabl) seen In COJlSI lenl
u~r.. h.t'i IC'd to accidents and
horn 1<:1dcs ·· \3) s Dr. Sid ne) ( ohen of
l '( l .\'\ 1'1,1europs)ch1alr1C lns11tu1c
.. Once manifest the p!i)chos1s lends
to recur on <,u~quent C'OCaine ex·
posureo\ Mantt ~> behavior. an'luffi-
cicntl>-~\qnuont'd 1n connccuon \o\ Ith
coca1nc1 dbu~· I\ tommon 1n the
·rn~c h4•ad.' ··
( ohl.'n u1~ \ tlw l'(X':ltnt: paraJo\.
what '>tan"I out a"I elation and eu-
phoria end up as the blues and.
fot1gut. .
··Hav·e we reached the apogee of
cocame use'>" C'ohen asks. "Probabl)'
not 'upphes are plcnuful and prices
arc down. T reatmcru remains dif-
ficuh .. It 1 true that strong stimulant
ep1dem1C's have a record ofdyinaout.
pcrhap because the user's plight 1s
h1ghl) "1c;1blc and serves as a deter·
rrnt 10 those in 1he user'!> v1c1na&y."
Nc\enhclc.,.., hr sa,s. the future 1s
in doubt ·
EXT: IH1l1nlog deslgn~r dru11
In Fountain Valley. all JOb apph-
canl'I mu'it <,ubmit to dru& tests and
firemen in that ell) have agreed to
\ olunt:iry testing. Tu!>tin tc t5 pro-
spttll\ecmplo)ecsand LosAlam110
aareed Monda) to tc t new and
current emplo)ecs.
Mun!l<>n s:s1d he is r('luc1nnt 10
proceed "1th drug test mg now be·
cauo;( the labs that do the 1e .. 11ng ure
not rc-julated
On an a\craae. labs that conduct
drug ll' tin& ha'e an ab)'smal track
record and produce 1naccun11e results
nearl) 60 pcn.:cn1 of the ume. accord·
··The real "Orf) 1s that b} adopung
drug tl'\110$. no\.\. \\C C'auld he t rl'ating
rc.'al turmoil ·· ~·d \tunson
f,en 1fthcut) \\ere 10 -.ckll a lab
that ha\ a rcputa11on for produl·1ng
al·curat1.· re'>uhs. an afTet:tcd emplo~l'l'
"ould ''''"d an excellent lh.lnu· of· challene.1ng the te\h 1n l·oun
.. .\II '' pla1n11fT ~ould ha\ e I<> do 1s
sho\o\ a JUr)' the document that slates
ll'Sllnf 1\ 1naccuralc 60 pc1~cnt of1heo
11me · \<ltd Munson "It m1gh1 nol
C\l'n matter that the lab \\l' u~ \o\3S
correct 100 percent ol thc lime.''
JAIL .•.
From Al
the \Utt .ill~gcd.
\\'hen the) ~ere fed. th meals wt'fc
wld and infested w1th cockroachts
and human hair. according to Lhc uit.
I krm~1n ,;ud the CL ~ould
au·cpt an 11we~t113t1on of 11s charges
b' ~pc<.1al Mauer Lawrence
Crro 'm:in a former pnson warden
\\ho "as appointed b) Gray to
o' crwc compliance ~uh has orders
on 1a1I conditions
~ mg 10 a wrvey compiled b) the
\fon\on ~•d the problem '"' lhat
the '>tatl.' J oe., not ha\.C a minimum
'ltandard t'c:nilicntton or hceMinA
Grnv !itded wtth the AC LU on
\1ondi'1} rcprd1n1 telephone pr;ivi-
k-gc\ for inmates and recreation time
tor u·rtatn prisoners.
f lc Jcn1ed a count) move lO hmll
rccrl'al1on pcnods on the J:t•l's roof
for h1ah-mk prisoners.
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"'Oman') body. stab~ repcat1.•<Hy.
wa found 1n South· Central l.m
Angel~ today. and a task force was
summoned to dc1crm111e 1f she 1s the
18th "1c11m of a killer who stalks
prosutules.
PohC'e l.t. Dan Cooke \011d no
de1l'rm1nation "'as made 1mm1.-d1-
atel) "'hc1hcr thc South\1d1.· h:.1ller,
who '>tab'l or stranlles his v1e11m\.
had struck ap;un.
\mong the plaint1fTs in the ACLlJ
suit "'a' han Von "ta1ch. a cony1cted
il.•lkr \\ho \\IHJplured thl\ year afie~
a ~pcctacular escape from Che jail's ~
roof ~here he and another pr1'$0ner
\\ere en JO) I ni& I rttreat1on pcr1~.
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They are tailored of a most
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· Westem IN chief
at GOP meeting
Harold [zcl. &hf Wtitcm Rqional Com·
m1ss!uncr for lmm11J{lt1on and Naturah1at1on
"1 "'· v.111 be the aue\t s~ker 11 a luncht'on
fhursda> hostrd b~ the Nclo\p()M Harbor Re· pu~hcu Women.
rhc event will be staitd at the Qalboa Ba)' Club
nart1n1a1 11 a.m. 11,·kr1urr S 12.SO ptr person. For rc~r\1lt1ons call 67l·lSSJ ... ·
CIJ«mber meeting •late~
1 he Nev. port ti arbor Arca Chamber of Com-
merce "'ill hold 11 annual m«tina and election 9f
dire\: tor Wednc\da) 11 tht' Newport Beach Marriot~
Pcu:1 Vidmar a 1984 lOld medal winner as a
member of the US Ol~mp1c t>mnasuc team. will
bl-the sue 1 pcakcr ror re5er~ation. call 644-8211.
~uthor to talk at LB Library
. l·nend of tho Laauna Beach l.:lbrary wiJl ·h•ve
. John Weld. loc'al nthor. lcc1unna at· t~ Laauna
Beach librar). No\, 20 at 7:30 p.m.
Wcld's late t pubhca11on is ·an auto-
bi phi I. "Youn Man 1n Pan ," pubh hed m
· n1'1n,.h J9~S. He has 'IHltlcn bOth novels and stones
about ( ahforn1a hmorr,.· such as "Don't err, for
Mc:·· The M1~~1onar). ·and "The Pardners. · He
h:u. been ed1tur-tn-ch1ef of Ford Motor Company ~ublKat1ons and editor and publisher of the Laauna Ne"~ Po\t ,
The proaram 1s fr« artd open to the pubhc. For
funhcr mformauon call 497-1733
Family Health Days to start
free hcahh sen ices arc officer Friday and
Saturd3Jdunna tht-Fam1tyttcalfh Days at Wilson ~frd1cal Cen1er. 3S7 W. Wilson St .. Costa Mesa.
Pilrt1c1pants will be tested for cholesterol. vision.
bloOd prei.sun:. slon and colon cancer and tubercu-
lom. free nu. dtpthcria. tetanus. poho. measles.
mumps and ru~la \~ccinauons will be given.
Hoursarc9a.m. to4 pm. Fnda} and 9a.m. to I p.m.
Saturda)
Psychic fair starts Friday
The Omni e u.,1nc-;s C lub of Fountain Valley
"Ill hold its fifth nnnual ps)ch1c fair and auction
Fr1dJ'I at L1ahthou!>t' Lane Hall. No. I lighthouse
l;1nc:Founta1n Valle) Tickets a~ SIO in advance
and SI:? at tht.: door eand admm1on pnec includes a
ps)ch1c rcad1na. dinner. cntcrtaanment. door pnzcs
and a brddma number for the aunTolf. Proct'eds go
the Bnght Light (enter 1n Santa Ana. . .
Holiday Faire ln Irvine
rhc ( tt) of In ine's fourth annual Hohda)'
f aire tn fnda) and \aturd:sy at the Irvine Fine Arts
( l'lltcr Thl' fair benefits the fine rt Cent« and offl·~ handmade crl'allons for sale 70 locaJ aFhSIM.
.\ct1\ tt1cs 1ndudc musical groups. children's clay work~hopo, and face pamung. food booths and "'slls
v..11h Santa Hou~ arc 6 10 9 p.m. Friday and 9 a.m
10 5 p m Sa1urda'
Great Decisions discussions
vrcat lklt~IOn\ and the C:oasthnc Chapter of
the l n1ted Nauon Y..ill hold a fret pubh('d1scuss1on
Frida) ··1 .. roeland the United talcs Fmndslupand
Discord II · 1 he aroups each month publtc
d1~u<i\1on~ on current affairs and foreign pohc}
Top1"s r:ansc from tcrromm and human nght\ 10
dc1cntc :ind l pohr> an Nkaraaua. The 7 30 p.m
mcc11ng 1~ ;at &he Park Newport Apanmcnts's spa.
Those intcrc~ted m r'-'&ISlertng for the m~ung must
call 64.&-4664
Philanthropy, Day honors
Carl Karcher. chairmin 0(1be board and ~h1ef
C\cc:ull\ c ofliccr ofC'arl Karcher Enterprises. will be
ma<itcr of ceremonies at the auon Philanthropy
Da) brcakfa\I Fnday at &he Irvine H1hon H1ghltght
of the mcct1n1 will be the ~ltct1on of the county's
uu1~1and1n& founder\. volunteers and donors in five
Ciltl·goncs Arts and rnhurc. c:ducau on. wc11I
~ 1l·ncc religion a"d hcahh lnforma11on on aucnd-
ma the breakfast, v.h1ch I\ 7 10 9 a.m . 1s available by
calhna Karen Brov.n at New Directions for Women.
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Tuesday, Nov. l l
• 6.30 p m , LqUa Beacll Entrl)' aad
EavtronmtatCommlttff, Laguna Beach Commun•·
t)' Center, 384 lqion St
• 6:30 pm .. lrvlne City CoucU. CH) Council
Chambers. 17200 Jambortt Road
• 7 p m , HutlDftOD Beacla UDJon Hl&b Scbool
D11trtct Board. School D1stncl hcadqu•rters, I 02 51
~rktewrw\vt -
Wednesday, Nov. 12
• 7 p.m .. La1ua Beacb Plalulin1 Co~ml11lon,
Cny Council Chambers. 505 Forest Avenue.
• 7:30 p.m .. Lapu Beacb Recreation and
Social Services, Recrcauon Conference Room. SOS
Forest Avenue. ·
PoucE Loe
denies_guilt in twi11>d
• l y dM AIMtMI .... p,.._
A mothtr whose J.mon1b-old tw1,.,-dted
ol appef'C'n; hf11 ~troke When ttf\ 1n 1 car
la t ummer pk'adcd innocent Monda)'lo
chafld of involuntary maMlauah&er and
felony chtld end.Interment. Oe\crl~ Jean Ernst entered tbt pleas
befott Suptnor Coun JJMlll.-Luas
Cardenas In Westminster. who ordnta·a
JUf), 1ri1I Feb. 9.
. Emst, :?S. remained frtt on htr own ·
VETERANS· •••
From Al
Tnncme)'cr is ma.kins a ttnea of bteycle
, rid« around the state to raj1e public
1 awareness of tho~ unacwunted for.
At lhc Vietnam Vmrans MemOrial in
WaShinaton, D C , an Ammcan fl.a& made
of red, white and blue ftowen -one for
each.of the ss.2oo·namcs of war dad
inscribCd on the m~moriars blaci wall -
was to be unveiled this roomina. · • ·
"Tbc Movina Wall," a 2SO-foot-long.,
haJr-scale replica of the Wuhin1ton mem-
onal, wu oo d11play in Westlake Villa&e.
and another replica was erected at the
M1chipn State Fairarounds Coliseum in
Dctrott.
A 24-foot-lona aran1te monument with
the names of 139 Wyomina veterans was
to be dedicated tn Cody.
Plans were advanced th11 week for new
Vietnam veteran memorial an Illinois~
West Viratnla and New Jersey. An 8-foot-
tall bron1c statue of 1 youthful, battle-
weary soldier was to be unveiled today at
the ded1cat1on of the Oklahoma Vccerans
Memorial 1n Oklahoma City.
Defense Sccrctuy Caspar W.
Wc1nbcrser spoke at ceremonies at Arlina-
ton Nauonal Cemetery in Vtl"IJnta, where
"rests the soul of our natJon." The defense
secretary, an Army veteran of World War
II, paid tnbute not o nly to thosc who dJcd
in battle, but al~ to the m1ssang and
wounded • '
.. We honor those whose fate 1n
Southeast Asia sdll 1s not finally resolved,
countrymen whom we wtll not foriet. We
remember those who suH carry the
pb)s1cal and mental scars of war, and we
try to give to them the comfon they have
courageo usly carped and Justly deserve ...
President Reagan pla.oncd no .public
act1v1t1cs for Veterans Day, bur mm
Amcncaos to take lime to honor the
nation's veterans, whom he called -111e
heroes among us."
In a statement. Rcaaan said "1t as nghl
that we should mcdttate on the pnnciples
for which so man) Amcncans have fought
-peace, freedom. the sacred and tn-
v1olable d1gnaty of all men -pnnciplcs
that gi ve hope to the nations."
In M1ch1gan, the body of a C1v1I War
soldier was removed Monday from a
nctlccted ifll"e in Grand Rapids for
military rebunal today an Ban~ Creek's
Fon Custer Nattonal Cemctcl'). The
rcbunal lo\-as th.e culounauon of an effort
b). a handful of people who discovered the
grave and fou&ht for his recogn1llon.
The soldier Y..as a mclJlbeT of the
predominantly black I 02 U.S. Infantry.
and his rtma1M had bttn marked by a
small he9dstone beanna only the tn'iCnp-
t19n "Unknown 102 U S. Colored."
Reprc\Cntat1ves of Great Bntain.
France.'ISl'ael, Mexico, Bel&>um and Italy
were expected for the 27th annual West
Cbast acrcd Torch Ceremony at Foren
Lawn Mcmor:ial Park 1n Holl~ood Halls,
hononna soldiers who have died for peace.
Female veterans were featured in plans
for the Gcorg1a Veterans Day Parade an
recoan1iantt afttr 1hc hear na.
T"ins m R•Y and 'hley Rachelle
died of a.,-~1u Wat mokt last Julyatltr"
brina kf\ 1n11de a car -.here empt"raturti
could have reached I 20 deareei,
autnorilies ••d.
~ Gatdtn Grove divorcee 1n1t1•lly fold officen she ltft the tw1nt unanended
for about 20 muu.uts while she went into a
Jtftllonal aupply nrm to tee a friend.
lkn dunna a Jive-day preliminary hear·
1na that roncl'*d t"'O wetkt •· Dtpu1y
hbhc Ot<tndtr Oauus O'Connrn did DCM ~ wbta 1ht prottCUuon dauned IM
t.bits Mtt kft •• U.C car for 1bou1 -five
hours
O'Connell 1Ue1ed thac Ern11'1
bo)friend, ScO\I ~. was lo blame
b«1uw be con viftdlr'her lht 1hould &AU a
nap wtam he Wlkbed t~ infants Monow
hvtd in a room ~lund;11tt JAn•tonal lh_9p Morrow, )(); tct11(Jed IMI Etntt ran
Vietnam Tete.ran John ••noc" 8orrell90n of Staunton, Va .• wt pee tear
~rom hi• eye while rialtln& Vietnam Memorial.
Atlan1a . .\bout 100 women. mo t of them
World War II veterans. were to take part.
Some \eterans said interest in the day
which commemorates the s1gnina of the
a rm1sttcc that ended World War I. has
declined tn recent years. cspec1ally among
non-veteran\
Emil Sorol<a. C'ommander of the Vet-
cranso(Forc1gn Wars po~11n Turr.cr<1~111c
J • said ll is difficult 'o recru11 ncY..
mcm~l'.S, as veterans of 1he Korea and
Vietnam eras. art less interested than
World War vets.
"I find that VFWs still matntatn lhe1r
acttvestatus mostl y through workman hip
of older veterans. We don't las& fo rever,
you know," Soroka said.
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David 'Jacobsen's firit full day back in
California af\tr l 7 months of captivity in
Leblnon was spent quietly 11 b11 soo'1
Huntfoaton Beach home.
Jacobstn. who returned to California on
Sunday afternoon, emCf)td from his ton
Eric'• apartment Monday to tell reporters
he wanted to ,ct reacquainted wsth his
family and would hold a news conference
later.
Jacobsen wa5 director 'of American
University Hospital in Beirut when be was
abducted May 28, 198~. He was freed Nov.
2 1n Btirut and then taken to West
Germany and Washin&ton. where be met
Prn1dcnt Rcapn la t Fnday.
Family members held a pnvatc eel·
cbration Sunda)' evenfoa; Public cel-
ebrations ~ere being planned in Southern
Cahfomtl for later this week or nut.
'Neigh boraid'
raises $3, 600
for crash relief
87 tM .UIOda~ Prest
The promocer of a weekend fu_nd-ratser
for fannbenn cenTtMwhose homes were
damaged or dcsuoyecj ~the Aua. 31 crash
of an Acromexico OC-9 sajd 'he'll aave
about $3,600 to city officials.
Richard Santana, wbo had hoped the
event featunng a number of local bands
INOUld f'll~ $40,000, said Monday that tbe
event drew a d1sappointin1l)-small crov.d
because .. too many people would rather
visit the crash s1te than come to somethin1
positive like a benefit."
Ten homes wett dntr0)ed and seven
dama&ed by Lhe . fallina jc\lincr after it
collided. th a mall plane. kil1ina 82
people - 6 7 people w~ on 1hc two planes
and IS were on the cround -
Santana. 2S, a catcttr and a band
manaier who li vcs near tbc ":TCCkcd
home crca1ed .. Neia,hbota1d" to help
raise money for disaster v1C1ims.
He said he "ould gjve 1he city's Cerrito
Afr 01S1ster fund about SJ,800 from
uckct sales and about the same amount
from the sale of SIO T-shirts sold at the
concert. In add1uon, he'll tum over checks
&hat people pve him at the event, which
chaf&ed S7 SO adm1ss1on
The amount to be given to the clly ts that
which will be left over after he deducts his
ex~nscs. which he estimated at $5.000.
Air traffic radar knoC·ked out last week
By $lie .Usocla'ttd Prt11
LOS ANGELES - A power failure
knocked out radar controllinJ htgh·
altllude commercial air traffic from the
Texas panhandle to Southern Cahfom1a
for-40 minutes 14st lo\Cek, the Federal
Av1a11on Adm1n1stra11on u1d
A separate pawcr failure knocled out
another radar fac1hl} near Phocm~. Am ..
lcav1na11rtrafficcontrollers without radar
for three da)s as they au1ded flights over
western Anzona - a smaller region. but
the bus1e t air route for Southern C~h
fom1a.
The blacko uts. which v..ere reported an
today's ed111ons of the Orange County
R~jaster, were under an vcsugatton, FAA
officials said Monday
No accidents were reponed a~ n result of
lhe radar outages. and the FAA also
matntatned that the blackouts ne\Cr
Jeopardized a\ 1at1on safct}.
W1lhe Hams. the FA~ sec1or manager
an Albuquerque. N \.1 . said the po"er loss
was the firs1 he had e"<penenced an 18 )Cars
at lhe Albuquerque Center one of2 I high·
ahttute atr traffic centers nattonWT<k
A breakdo" n resulttng 1n the los~ of all
radar for an air traffic control sector 1s
almost unheard of. said Fred Farrar. an
agcnC) spokesman in Washangton
Neverthelc s. Farrar said. "We have
well-defined procedures for non·radar
separatton of aircraft, and we use them to
route the aircraft to o ther adjacent ccnteri
that do have radar surveillance ...
Such procedures call ,19r controllers to
I
separate aircraft b> using the la'lt a' a1lable
computcnzcd flight data and the pilots'
own estimated location, then 1no,truct1ng
aircraft to 01a1nta1n a 20-mtlc ~parat1orf
mstead of the usual fi"e miles.
Holo\cvcr. air traffic controllers said
such procedures arc used so rarel~ that
the} are cumbersome to implement.
-i n hnworklng m Brad~ .. satd Larry
._llrcd. a controller tn Albuquerque In
effect. he said. controllers v..ert blinded b~
the radar loss and "couldn't see a thing ··
"Non-radar (control) is cffet:uvc. but""
have more traffic to deal wtth than we u.scd
to." Allred said. ·~~nd because )OU don't'
ha~e an On&Otng practice Wllh non-radar.
it's extremely difficult \\ e'rc radar 9Q
perctnt of the tame "
As an addtttonal precautton, Ham'i \aid
commercial flight departures were
grounded unul the Albuquerque radar was
at lca~t pan!} back m opcratton. Hams
~1d l ~ commercial n1ahts were crounded
for an a\erage of 15 minutes each 1n
PhocntA. Tucson. Anz • Albuquerque and
El Paso. Texas.
Hams i.aad the first blackout struck at 10·0~ am. Thursdi). when a po~er
mterruptton knocked out the Mount
H umboldl Radar on a mountaintop about 20 miles north of Phoenix. The faoltt) "
one of tll rt"gJonaJ ra~r sates used to guide
air traffic throughout the Southw~t. and
pro\ 1de coverage from Phoenix to inside
the ( ahfomta border
The po" er outage damaacd a motor that
rotatc'l the radar
Valley school holds drills
to counteract drug sellers
• • • The car alarm on a Volk~agen
con~eniblc "ns inucred and when
the owner went outside to invest1pte
he dtSCO\trcd the stereo had been
stolen.
La&una Beach
m1scellaneou' paperwork "a' ~tolcn
from a Trmple Terrace locauon. th<'
~acum ~1d Monda} mom1n1
C08ta Mea
Huntl~on Beach
LO ANGEL~ (AP)-Admtn1s-
trators at a Sin Fernando Valle)
elcmcnt~f) school are forttd to hold
. · pohcc alen drill, because of the cvcr-
gro"ina \Olumc of 1llcpl trttt drus
~lcs neat the in t11ut1on.
1t 101n1 on •. but there's nothma )OU
can do about 1l. ll never stops.
"We get cvcrybod) into the
Cll rOOm\ ntht 3Wa} \\hCn thert''I
any trouble:· said Gottlieb "If ll
happens dunna lunch. the) tca~e
their lunches .ind run in:·
Thr o~ncr of a lt&hl blue I Q72
Volkc;"agrn Rua reponed the cat
~tolen MondJ) on Laauna Can)on
Road.
~ pa) roll l hcd; and a ~rsonal
ched.bool v..crc rcponcd '1olen lrom
a car at 307'' Brmol St . betlo\ttn 9
a m and b p.m Sunda) Ent I') .,..a., h~
mashing a "'ndo" lhc IO'i'l \\'a ~I
atS2
Rurslal'\ \truck at the Ocean View
\~hool Dmnct tralllportauon center
for the \CC'ond weekend 1n a row and
caused about S l,000 1n dam~e. The
culprits broke into several small
truck\ and \tole tool and pray.
painted \Ulprwordson ~hool bu
otl1nal \11d. ••• Vandal 'llolc tY...O telephones and
cau~d damage an e"<Ctss of S 1.000 at
Park Vie" c;;chool. 16666 Tun talJ
Lane.
PohC't' SI) coc11ne. 1nclud1n1 the .
popular rod or crack cocaine. man-
JU.ilna and various pall\ are sold. o ·
street • our a day. seven days a
Y...etk near Lanidon Avenue Elemcn
tnf) School in Sepulveda
"We're b\:tlo\CCn a rock and a hard
rln e " 11 Frank Guarino ~1d
Mond.a>._. • 11' ~1c .. crun1 when )OU sec .,.
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"I'm talk1na 5 o'clock on Tuesday
momma -)OU can come do'll-n here
and buy what )OU nttd."
About half the SO suspected drua
dealers arr~ tt'd-~ekly along t:in~on A venue come from areas
outlide-~.n--Ft-r na ndo V11 Iler, said
gt. Mano Mascola.
The sttuafion l\as forC't'd Lanadon
school pnnc1pal Gerald Gottlieb to
take the precautionary ,tcp of c tab-
11sh1na ~ICC olcrt drills ~ )OUOI·
sters can ttach safety if trouble tarts
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"That's become more 11nportant
than canh~uakc or fire dnlls." wd
Debbie Kina. who~ 10-)car-old
daugrncr anend the Khoo!.
The lJn1tcd Teachers of LO$ n·
&Cle . Ma)'or Tom BradlC) and fir t
lady Nanc) Rcljln have been tl kcd
to do somethtna about the drua 1c&e
an a letter 11ned b) 70 of the 9:?
teachen and atdc al the hool. •
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• • • Plants \lhJcd at S'\00 "ere ~lolen
from a La Mirada 1r«t locat1on, the
'1cttm told police Monda~ • • • T"o doas attacked the chickens
belonaana to a ·Wendt Terrace rest·
dent ~onda)' afternoon namal
control officer'\ were called to the
~enc. but the Joas had lcf\ the l.trtn
prior to their arrh I • • • An C'lttmated $40 m ca h and
Knlfe~\vleldlngrapl t
attacks I IB woman
man brand1 h1n a knife broke
intoanapartmcn11nt c blockof
8cn1am1n Orhe in Hunt1naton
Be h ttaboul h .. m todayandn(K'd
a 21 .. yar-old 1tt1m, a police poKCS·
man 1d todl\.
l ht' ' t\°11 m 'I T'C'I 5N rom
Hunu 1on Humana Homital flcr a
c am10 Hon.
The u 1. ~ho rtronc<SI had
curl\ bn n h t. and re tan
"' itct and llo" \h1tt, w141
btl1C\Cd to be tahnut I yt'IU old •.
• • • .\ S4 I 8 radio "I\ rtpontd tolen
from a car in an ap;artmtnt cnmplc~ at
1330 Bmtol c;;t bctwtcn Saturda)
and ~fond:I) • • • \ ~v.-fhg machtnc and cuh Y...Cl't'
rrponcd \tolcn trom a home 1n the
260 hlod. of 22nd <;t . betY..een Q;30
a.m. $Ind 12.10 pm \.1 ond:l). Entry
\113\ b} brclJk1ng a "tndow. .... . ..
.\ \ 1dcocQ.,~t1c reconkr wa.. ~
poncd stolen from a home 1n the '100
block of l.ark.,pur. bet" n IO 10
am and I 'Op m Sund1 • The lo'
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• • • \ rohbcr grabbed a puN ltom a
'11.ttm at the Men')n·s parkm& lot
and \pcd ofT with an accomplKc on a
motort)clc. The blad:. kather pune •.
vatucd at $30. contained about$~ in
ca~h. the victim said, • • • A man who hada 1a~1ooon has neck:
that ~·d "Dave," \tole SI. 747 from
ari Savin s 8 nk, 7552 Edin er ~t l ht man produ"'td a note. o
"'capon wa'I sttn •
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M * Orange Cout DAil Y PILOT I Tuesday, November 11: 1988
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Two Orange Coast couples -1rorn Irvine ono Hun11ng1on Beocri - won the seventh week of the
Do1lyP1101& TWA Wn.Gocon•esr.
Poul and Mory Coulter of Hun11ng•on Beach c.on't believe their lucr.. less than a month alter they
got bock from a free trip to New York -lhey won the trip from a reo estate firm -their number
come up for the Win -Go contest.
"The lady from the Pilot asked me ii I nod been ploying the gome ond I 1ust g.ggled," said Mory
Winning two trips 1n one year is unbelievable. ·
"Maybe we hod beller go out ond buy some lottery t1dets," said Poul, the operations manager
for f osh1on Island. ·
Although their dest1no11on 1s still up 1n rhe air. 'we kind of hove our eyes on the Caribbean," said
Poul I wont to go d1v,ng.'
It would bP nice to 90 to Egypt too,' Mory said.
'We've been to Europe," she said, but that was 15 years ago They were both school teachers
at the time arid they took a SIA·week tour wilt\ a group of teachers
They ' re nor sure when they'll toke the Wm Go trip "It would b~ nice to celebrate our 19th
wedd ng anniversary 1n September in some wonderful exotic place,' said Poul.
Once they decide where they' re going, tney'll stay until the money runs out," sod Poul with 0
laugh ..
Lyle and Catherine Tefft of Irvine hove 1ust the opposite plans.
"We've beer. to the Caribbean," said Lyle, on lrvme real estore broker. ,,Probably, we t go to
London 1n lhe spring . friends hove oil said 11's a nice ,,iace 10 v1s1t 11
Although they're both ovrd golfers the golf clubs wrll probably stay home this trme. ''When we go
to Carmel or Howo11, we toke them with us," sord Mory who started golhng about nine years ago.
"It makes rt nrce for the two of us when we go, and our children ploy too 11
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Bot .,,f I went to Europe, there ore so many things to see," said Catherine. ---....._
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$10.87·M for Rohnert Park man
Stephen Jame. Conway
ACRAMENTO (AP) .::_
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fhe first pcrwn to correctly aue the \ix
numbtts 1n a Cahfom1a lotto game i a Rohnen Park man who won $10.87
million. Stephen James Conway. 30. ~id Monday he used the numbers from the
Jerseys of ""ell-kttown athletes: Football player rch1e Griffin for the 4S; former
New York Yankee Mickey M ntk, 7: former Boston Cel tic· Bob Cousy, S.
Boston Celtic Kevin Mc Hale. 32: former Pitt$burah Pira1e Roberto Clemente,
21 , and fol'mer Pittsburgh Stecler Terry Brndshaw.12 A few hours later, spon fan bepn calhng The Associated Pre saying
Cousy's number was 14, no1 5. Conway, at a brief pre conference at tate lottery headquarters, said be
fell "pretty good How would you feel'r' he a ked re~rters. "I'm nappy."
Conway, who works for a computer compal)y checking the flatness of
computer discs, said he hadn't d 1dtd 1fhe would keep his job. "I don't know
t~et,'' he said ... I'll have to think about it It's a nice place to work."
He will receive $434,960 a ycat for the next 20 )ea"-The lottery deducts
20 percent of tile pnz.e money for ftderal income ta~es. • -.
Conway was venfied a the winner Monday momina after.nJmmJ m his
ticket t...<».to games started 1n mid-October but no one: had won a weekly Jack~1 ·
unu1 Conway did at a arocery store la t week • • . l:.ot~ry s~k9Jll11n 8Qb ..,a)4Qr said Cbnwa attended high scliool tn
Martins Ferry, Ohio. and went t()'two }Cars of collqc m Ohio bcfo.rc mo.vm to
Cahfom1a kve }cars ago.
The second-place pnze 1n last ..-.cck's lotto drawing. $860.000. wtll be
rolled o' erto next wcck'sJad.pot because no one selected five of six numbers
plus the bonus number, 13
There were 255 tickets with five of the 1x numbers and each wanner wlll
get S 1.738. The 10,090 tickets wuh four of the SJ:\ numbers are 't\Orth $39 each.
Ttrere were 181.00l 11ckets with three of six. worth.$5 each.
Camarillo blaze continues; ·wind
prompts extreme fire dariger alert
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CAMARILLO (j°(P) -A 10,000.acre blaze cor\-
unuro scanng df'), brittle brush today as Southern
California fircfi&}lters bractd for more of the hot desert
wind that prompted an alert for extreme fire danger.
prevented firelighters trom seeing how effective their
efforts ~ere The} planned to fly over the area 1h1s
morning.
"There's a good pq~s1b1hty t,hat citrus groves could'
ha\e been involvtd because that's all that's out there,"
Ms. Matthews said. Althou&h several homes were threatened late
Monday along a ndge JUSt north ofCamanllo. firefighters
said none were damaged and no evacuatJons were
ordercd;accord1ng to Ventura County Fire Department
spokeswomen
Billow of reddish-smoke could be seen throu&hout
Ventura County after the flames erupted 1n dense &rush
near South Mountain Gusting winds. low hum1d1ty and
the parched fuel hampered the efTons of more than 200
firefighters spokeswoman Dana DcDlana said. Wind austing to 50 mph drove the flames Monda}.
consuming as much as 1.500 acres an hour. Wind also
fanned fires that burned more than I 00 acres this morning
near Los Angeles. 15 acres Monday at La Habh and about
l,285 acres of the L..os Padres National Forest since
Thursday.
Santa Ana wind was howlmJ m from the cast, she
said. "It 1s really whipping through here:·
Nauonal Weather Service forecasters pred1cttd little
change m the... wind for Lhe next !cw days. said
meteorolog~st Mark McKmle) • • The total area burned. al)out I :!.400 acres. 1s nearly
20 square miles.
Fire officials had hopt'.d to contain the Ventura
County brush fire by m1dn1ght. But Shonna Matthews, a
fire department spokeswoman. said smoke and darkness
Fire offic1al11n Lo AnJeles ·~sued a "red-flag" alcn,
mea11U)g that water-dropping city fire helicopters stay
aloft 10 look out for fires and depanment strike teams are
dispatched to the San Fernando Valley headquarters in
Van Nuys
March ':ong. Eu beat~n
by ax-wielding robber
LOS ANGELES (AP)-California
Secretary of State March Fong Eu was
beaten and robbed by an u -wieldmg
intruder who broke into her home
and draged her throu&h lhe resi-
dence. beaung and kiclcmg her. a
pokeswoman u1d.
Eu. 64. suffered facial cuts and
bruises. but was in satisfactory con-
dition this morning. The four-term
secreta ry of state was described as
deeply traumat1ztd by the assault.
and will have 10 undergo plastic
surgery. said her pres secretary
Caren Daniels-Meade.
Police said there was no reason lo
believe the attacker knew who his
victim wu, or that the assault was
pohticaUy mo(1vatcd. Dan1els-
Mcade said.
The assailant beat Eu wnh the
handle and broad side of the axe. but
not with the blade, while drag1ng her
by the hair through her home and
demandini money.
Daniels-Meade .said Mrs. Eu gave
the robber "a small sum." and the
man fled.
The attac,lc occurred at 10:30 p.m.
Monday, said Lt. Ed Henderson of
the Los-Angeles Pohce Department. March Fon• Eu
Unruh under Astrononiers charting ..
treatment new Dla]i of northern ·sky
for cancer By~eAs1oclaledPrffl " •
SACRAMENTO (AP) -State
Treasurer Jesse Unruh confirmed
tht5 week that hu been under t~t
ment for prostate cancer, but he said
the reason he has been out of public
view recently 1s not illness. but that he
has JUSt remarried.
"I'm on my honeymoon now,"
Unruh said ma telephone interview
with the Sacramento Bee, ofTenng no
further details.
Friends said Unruh surpnscd them
at a pre-election party last week by
1n1roduc1na Chris Edwards of Los
Angeles as his new wife.
The 64-year-old Unruh, who was
elected last Tuesday to his fourth
four-)'ear term as treasurer. has been
divorced for more than a decade from
his first wife, Virginia, with whom he
has five adult rhildren.
"I have cancer JUSt hke the presi-
dent has cancer, and rm being treated
Just hke I presume he 1s being
treated . . . I have becn under a
doctor's treatment, 1rs true, bu1 I am
a Iona way from bcina dead or dying,"
Unruh told the Bee, responding to
questions about rumo~ that he 1s
dyma of cancer.
"I've had cancer for ihrce ye~rs. We
watch 1t very closely,'' Unruh eddtd
"It's very tou&h for me to talk about
11, because I'm definitely not dytng. as
you can hear from my voice."
SAN DIEGO-In a method reminiscent of that used by Ma~llan and Str
Francis Drake, astronomers have bqun chartmg the heavens to give stargazers
for years to come the most definatJve map ever of the northern sJc}'. The sky s-uf'\'~, which wtn be comprised of 11 least 5,000 time-exposure photographs
last mg about an hour apiece, IS expected tO take five 10 seven rears 10 complete.
Weather permitting. the photograph will be shot every night during the two
weeks of the month when the moon 1s the darkest The resulting celestial map
book then will be made available to observatory librancs around lhc world.
ruppeteer Vlrglnla Austln Curtis dles
Veteran puppeteer Virginia Austin Curtis, who created Clippo and Oown
and sculpted for Ed~r Sersen the puppet that became Mortimer, Charlie
McCarthy's prime fail<ttas died. She was 83. Mrs. Curtis got her start in the
puppet business in 1913. She was running a tearoom on Olvera Stteet
downtown when the eanhquake hit, and the resultant falloff in tourism
prompted the Olvera Street Marionettes to 10 on tour. They invited Mrs.
Curtis to )Oin them. She returned to Lo Angeles three years later and destgned
Chppo the CloWf!,,_ which she sold to local department stores and later to
MarshaJI Field in \..nicaao. The demand was so areat that she sold the nJhts to
the EfTanbec Doll Co. In 1938. he and her puppets toured on the vaudeville
and theaterc1rcu1ts. but tl)en he returned to Olvera treet to c tabluh a puppet
shop.
Mahony won't debate health clinic luue
LOS ANGELES -ArchblShop Roger M. Mahony has turned down an
offer 10 debate the 1 ue of ofTen"' b1rth~ontrol services at high schools after
issuing a pasro~J letter UIJJTII Roman Catholics to opp0sc such services.
Father Joseph Bauag.ha. director of commun1cat1ons for the Los Anacles
Archd1ocesc, said Monday that Mahony will not take the 1 uc any further than
his call urging Catholics and other "who value the fam1l)" to pre ure school
officials to drop plans to open campus chni . Batta.aha added. how~vcr, that
neither Mahony nor the archdiocese will organiLe any protest over the Los
AnaelC1 Unified School Dlstnct board's plan 10 offer birth-control counseling
and contraceptives at three high school clinics scheduled to open next year.
DAY L~BORER REPORT UNDER FIRE •••
From Al
day labor. The ta k forte also urged
the copnc1t to a k the Orange County
Uuma-n. Relation\ Commiuion to act
a a hat50n between Launo worken
and matn\trcam l'C$1dcn1 .
DOian, and the unofficial rcpon. accu~d tuk force chairwoman and Vic.c Mayor Mary Hom buckle u well
11 other city official of stcamrolhna
their '~' pa t panel membcn. Hombucklc did not attend tbe
~ '.Mn on Monday b«ause of a death
1n the fam1l).
Tht oppos1na report portni)~
1llcsaJ 1mm11~n1 I\ d1scasc-nddcn, 11.effa~pendent cduuuonalh·
cnppled peopl 1 ··111ep1 ahens in o 11 are
hand1cal'Ptd -cdu t1onallJ. cul·
turall • mo\1 11t1on•I ,""' 1d tht
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unot11~1al report, wh1th w11~ m1u..,\:u tealina ..-.heels off a Porsche.
with ml, pcllinas. "lllcpl aliens "The recent Gallardo -.hooting 1
carry many di~a~\ that had t>Ccn anolherexampleofthe now common
virtually eliminated in this coun· • public claim . of racial bias .... while
1ry .... Typhoid, AID • hcrpc , vcneral ignoring the en mes committed •\said
d1S(UC and many others art charac-the dissentina repa11. '
temlic of 1llcpl a hen ." Dolan called for the c1ly to cooper·
The nval report added that racial ate wit~ federal nfficiah in 1p-
tcns1on in Co ta Mcu ha turned to prchend1na 11le1al 1mfT1iarant,,
violence. • rurth rmorc, he urgtd lhe city to
-There is a dtfuutc anger and adv1~ churchc anJ other IOCial
resentment toward 11lcpl ahen "the . orpni1at1on~ to top aidina anyone
d1sscnt1n1 report said ... There hu here 11\epll).
already been a...ac• t one 1n tancc of Counc1lm.n l.>Q HaU Sfid thcie ~vml anon C'>mm1tttd apsn t may be some cttac to thcsausucs
illcaal alien rcs.1denccs." 1n Dolan''. rep0M. HoY>'Cvcr, he The d1s1tnt1n1 document also d1~ with the present1t1on
protested chaf'lf of rac1 m in ttht "5°omc of his ~tltem nts may have
hoot1n1 death of 1 l.S.)'ear-old been made for inOirnmatdry
Latmo bOy who wa alltlfdly caupt ttasons." Hall said.
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Presl treafftnD
U .s. policy against
deals witll terrorists
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Ex-hoS~es 2 l!ench ho tag back, oppose
release deals government than
WASHINGTON (AP) -Two
former h0tt.11Ct in Ublnon differ on DAMASCU • Syria (AP) -An 8S·year-old ~tired wa tti1ed 1n 1 west Beirut u-cet M1y 7 and he could not WASHINGTON (AP) -Pri 1-whether the Unl&ed Saaia lhould car dealer and a bu 1ne sman frmt 1n Lebanon by hutc hear "!'tit
cknt Reapn, while ofTenna no denial r..a .a • ...... d'--'e'• make dHls for capcjves. wit.b one Moslem kidnappers left for Paris b) plane today, and tht Asked afhe ante~ lOJO baclno Betrut, Sonia.a kt · of ttp011ed arm~for-hostqcs swaps. &A..,. -.. .,.. ~· .-cnticmna any wnpons shipmen&& 10 f rtl'\dJ ao.vcmmcnt thanked yrta for hs role an the loudly; "Mc? Me? Nevci1"
ln1i1tJ that oo U.S. laW1 have been .I• . .-.J , Iran an4 the othtr suppon1na f>reii. /ttclte. • • · · . · • v•O!ated and t.hat the U.S. pblicy 60wl to p1:~80D <!mt Rcapn's rtPQrtfit actions. • The two f-ttnchmcn, Camille SQntia and Marcel Coudan, mipina sin«" February, ctWn moked
apinst deaJs •1th terronm remains The Rev. Lawrence Martin J•nco, Coudari, S4, were rclcaStd '° Moslem t.icst 'Beirut on Atncncan ci~rcttes. tallun1 ron tantJy m Arabic '4-1lh . .. Mond ... t t S ffi Synan official antact. LOS ANGELES (AP) -A man aformcr_hos•--,wdhe~any ay na.,, o ynan army o 1 tt$. so~emment The Pf'tlident, accordina to hi who. admitted scndana parts for arms lh1pm;;:ls to Iran ~~ukt sources said .. It v.as Hry sc.af),·· he said. -1 wa
pokesman l:.arry Speake • also a ked military radios to Iran has b«n have pttferred 10 remain capCJvc had Two ~tatcmen" signed by.the Revolutionary Justice th tuTJe." · w •
his adviKn on Monday to keep silent sentenced to three years an pnson by a he known weapons miaht have been Oraantz~uon, a pro-Iranian iSh1ite aroup, had promised He added:" yna did eve!') thins for me and I'm \iC
at;out the matter bealuse "hostqie federal jud dcspne a p1a that the the price for hi freedom. the imminent release of ~me host,aan arateful... · '
lives arc at stake." . Re•n adm1nistr1tion had violated • "The tridina of arms symbolize) h J:hetwo Frc~h!f'en -.credriveo to Damascu dunna In Pam the French &O\iemment abo thanked >ri•
peakcs, •.n a statement issued lal't· Its own prohibition on arms deals violence.:· Jcnco said Monday. t c night and Jtven clean cl~thc and a bath . at a .. The &Q\icrnment, which rejoices very vcatl>' over
Monday. ~ad R_capn huddle<twilh with Tehran. But J~my Levin· the fonnir rc emme~t fPcahty. They arnved arty today at the this happy_ outcome and thank the Synan authontact for
b11 ~P a1~ . U\ an Ov•l Office • U. , District J'ud&e Alicemaric Beirut bureau chief fo} Cable News • orea'1l Minmry, where they remained for more tl\an an the part thty have pht)Cd mat, contin~ tne efron 1tnas
mceuna carh~r 10 \he day • totter also l>laccd Jf ormoz Hezar Network, said he has Iona btlieved it hour 1.n an anteroom and were turned over. to French undertakeo since its formation with a view to the qu1ck~t
The • meet1n& came after oon-SI. of Beverly Hills on five )ttrs: · probably ""ould like "some kind of envo~s. · · · · · • pos ible release of our other coun~m shll detained -
· Jf"SS\OnaJ ltaders said they v.iould · probetfort a nee. he 1s fr~ from oeaotiadha. some kmd Qf dcaJ'! to Coudari ·said Son111 had been held watb • ~n \be Frcnc!l Forc1cn M 1n1,try 1d in .-·saatemcnt.
1nvcstJple whether the Nat1on.al J)mon He was ord~ to stan his spnna the Amer)carf hosiaiea: · unadentJficdJmhman~h<tfourocherWcstemc:apM·e an • Se\i'mtccn . fott1gMn. utc:l~ina sill ~mtricarh.
Secunty Council skirted \he law· in prison term Dec. 8. 1 • • Levan, who spent ~ I months in an. urydergro-und pn~n in Bc1rut. 8nan. Keenan.-~ t~c~r .. rem.tin miuina an Lebanon and variouf' IJ'OUI"'. have
etn:umvcntan& Congress, the Sta~e Hcur's public defender, Brian capt1v1ty before he was frtcd an L';~'"' since last spnna, 1' the only lmhman m1 s1na 1n claimed rt1P9nsibthty for the abducuo,iu. The most
Depanment and the PcntJaon in Robbins, araued durin_a sentencin-& Fcbruaty 19 S. said he hoped any non. , · ~ent prev1ou release was that of David Jacobsen of reportedly arrangina arms sales tq Monday that it wouldn't be ap-deal '4-0uld not cndanacr Americans Thet'4-ofrcnchmenweretreated"vcry"'ell"by.thelr Huntinaton ~b. ~ho was frttd Nov. 2 by I lam1c
Iran 1n exchanic for U.S. hostascs. propnate to send Hear 10 pnson an the future, and he said be would' captors ahn~ ""ere Cheld separately in what they believed Jihad, llnothcr pro-Iranian hi1tc Mo Jcm croup. •
Reports surfaced last week tha1 because the Reagan administration have ··preferred that arms were not WH sout •rut,. ou<Un wd. . • Coudari and Sontaa a~ shaken when a warm
such Jrms ~tripmcnts m11ht have itself reportedly violated the arms the apparent quid pro quo in this h Sontaa, who lived in i:;c•rut for 40 years, sa! QL!,•etly at o( pholOIJlphcn and television crc~s ·~pcded into a
been involved in the rclea~ of three embarao ah efforts to frtc hostqcs pan1cular situation: h c t'"15~r:Y·1 51Y;f1 not '"I and slowly wnniana has chandehered room in the Foreign Min_mry durina the
U.S. hostages. 1ncludin1 David Tbe Reagan adman1strataon has But he said Rcapn responded to an 5 on as ap. e appeared well, but confused. ceremonies 1n which the) "'ere turned over to French
J1eobscn on ~v. 2. declined to confinn reports of arms the outpouring of -sympathy from d.~.e ~~re a aray ~~ bandi..;hadh~nhunk.emp~ beard. He diplomats. The crush sent sccunty men scurT)1n1 tQ save.
The .Washington Post, quotma shipments to Iran. Americans for the hostages. saa 11 1 nappers ro .. ~n is eanng aid when be valuable vases. ·
un1denufied ~urces. said in today's
edauons that Nat1ona1--Secunty Ad-•
v1ser John Poindexter told key mem-AttendmJ the · ses ion were Va~
bers of Congress that the White President George Bush. Secretary of
House made "a m1scalculatJon on State George Shultz, Defense Sec-
who it could trust an Iran" when at rctary Caspar Weinbcfier, CIA Di-
secrctly established contacts there.· rector Wilham Cuey, Attomey Gen-
Po1ndcxter said U.S en\ioys ••wtrc eral Edwin Meese, Chief of t.afT
find1n1 opportun1ues" to worlc.w1th Donald T. R'11n and the pr"1dent's
some clements of the govemment of nat1onaJ stcunty adviser. Vice Adm.
Ayatollah Ruhollab Khomeini .. as _John Poindexter, the spokesman
Iona as they "'ere not expo~." the saad
newspaper quoted Its sources as Speak~ said Reagan asked .. that 11
sa)'lng. be ~mphas11ed that no U.S. laws
The White HoJsc behevC\ "we have been or will be violated and that
nUd to keep the channels open.-one OUT pohcyof not mak10g concess1ons
lawmaker told the newspaper. "Pub-to terrorists remains intact ...
lie acknowledament of rclauonsh1ps Despite rcporu that hultz and
would.make what is already fragJle far We10bergcr have upressed reser-
worse, panacularly 1ntemall> in va11ons about the alleged anns swap,
lr1n." =-'-Spcakcs..sa.a_d "there was unanimous
Speakes. following the pattern set support for the president" at the
by the adminastrauon since the meeting.
stone appeared last week. offered no hultz told reponers earlier this
direct denial of the rcponed arms week that he was not comfortable
swaps. And although the statement with such orders for silence, sa)'lna. "I
said no U.S. laws had been broken. 11 hkc to say what I thank about things:·
made no mention of the ex1su.ng U.S He also said "the pohcy of not
embargo ap10s1 arms shipments to negotiating -for U\,th1s as the nght
Iran. pohq ."
Bombers: Paris blasts \
prate.st Botha' s visit
PARIS CAP)-The Jcft.winagroup
Dar«l Action claimed responsibility
foT plantina bombs that exploded at
three office bu1ld1nas today and said
1he action was to protest South
Afncan President PW. Botha's vasn.
The blasts occurred almost simul-
taneously and slightly wounded one
person
Botha. who amved Monda). today
dedicated a memonaJ to South
Afncan war dead dunna Arm1soce
Day ccrtmonacs an Longeval. a val-
lqc nonh of Pans
The ccremon) was disrupted twice.
once by an an11-aparthe1d demon-
str1tor and once when dozens of
people jeeted as the French aovcm-
mcnt reprtscntauve presented a
wreath
Hundreds of pohce were deplo)ed
1n the Somme Valley woods for mil~
around the area where the ccn:won1es
took place. Several dozen demon·
strators chanting ''Botha Assa sin'"
were kept behind police lanes about
two males away.
Direct Action claimed responsi-
b1ht)' for the bombinis an a statement
deli vered to the news agency AacnC)
France-Press.
Pohcc said the first blast occurred
at about I a m. at the Peugeot
bualdmg., JUSt WCSI of the Arc de
Tnomphe. and was loud enough to be
heard' for males around. F1refiJhters
rcponed one person was sltdnly
wounded and the building was dam-
aged
Two more blasts followed mo-
ments later. both at the suburban
office complex La Defense west of
do"' ntown Pans.
Firefighters said the explaston
damaged the Total Tower and the
Mantr.man Tower. which are some
distance apart in the huge complex.
causing no 1nJuncs.
Burial planned Wednesday
for.Stalin's prime minister
BJ die Associated Preas
MOSCOW -Fonner Premier Vyacheslav Molotov wtll be buncd
Wednesday at Novodev1chy cemetery ofter a pm ate funeral. an keeping with
the obtcurity of has final years. The death of JosefStahn's right-hand man drew
scant notice today 1n the state-run media. A Foreign M1nistry spokcsm~n
ttfcrrcd to the late revolutionary as a "pensioner" whose burial was not a
matter for officials. Novodev1chy ccmetef). while prestigi ous. as second-rank
to the Kremlin wall plot where some fell ow Bol<1hcv1k leaders art interred
Cemetery workers said Molotov would be buned alongside his wife. Pohna
Zhemchuzhnaya Molotov. who died 1n 1970. Molotov, 96. died Saturday.
Iceland t1eeks arrest of suspected aaboteurs
REYKJAVIK. Iceland -Iceland says 1t will seek. the arrest and
extradition of an Amencan and a Briton named as su pcclS in the weekend
attack that sank half of Iceland's whahna fleet and wrecled the nation's only
whalH\& station. Thorstein Getrsson. permanent secretary an the Justice
M1n1 try. on Moncb} 1den11fied the su peels as Rodne) Coronado of the
Untted States and David Howard of Bntain. Their hometown were not 11ven.
Pohce said they had information hoklna tbc two with the Sea Shepherd
Conservation iet}'. a North Amencu ant1-whahna group that has claimed
responsibility for the "'ctkend attacks .
Bqloslons hit •hopplnl arcade, court
JOHANNESBURG. South Africa -Explo ions rocked a courthouse and
1 hopping arcade an the Natal minana town of cwrutle toda • tnJunna at
kast Sill people. police 'i.81d The South African ~ss Association rcPorted 19
i11,Jurcd. quottna an untdcnufieJ spokt woman for the prov1nc1al ho l)ttal 1n
Newcaistlc. "Nobody died." sn1d Ncwca 1lc Pohce Col. F.M. Venter. He \41d
one officer wa nou h hurt . .
Dellberatlon• begin In Ha.enfa• trial
MANAGU "· N1caniaua -· A three-member rcvoluttonal}' tnbunal bqins dehberat1on~ today on whether mcncan mcn'tnary Eu n Ha nfu
1s 1u11ty of terron m for 11d1na ant1·1ovcmmcnt Contt'I rebel · •the 12-day
period for submauina evidence e~p1red 1ondar: •C11raauan defense la")cr
Ennque Sotelo Borscn said he pctilloncd the PcoPlc's Tnbunal for another
chance to meet with hi\ client. Sotelo Boraen said he had not en Ha~nru
since the meric:11n's last court appe~ranre No • <4, There"" no 1mmtdia1c
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S.A.~T 11 trea1:Jlimit
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Report on federalism
urges shift of power
Court showed "10d1fTeTence" to the
principle of federalism 1n 1973 when
1t guaranteed women access to
abortion and limited the states' power
to regulate abortion.
The federal government. says the
report. has used an expansive 1nter-
pretat1on of its constitutio.naJ power
to regulate interstate commerce, an
area of law that has been settled in
favor of forceful federal intervention
for the past half-century.
At a news conference, Assistant
Attorney General Charles Cooper
said there is a ".kind off ederal pincer
movement on state sovereignty."
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group that issued the recommen-
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oflegisJation or the executive branch
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Bitterly cold temperatures
following killer snowstorm
By &he Assocla&ed Press
Eitterly cord temperatures chi lled the nation's midsection today. and a 13-
year-old boywanull missing in more than 2 feet of snow in Nonh Dakota in
the wake of a snowstorm that killed eight people. As snow fell this momina over
the northern Rockies and from the middle Mississippi Valley to the Great
· Lakes,'rCCQrd low temperatures for tl\e date were broken in eight cities in Iowa,
Nebraska and Minnesota. The temperature dropped to 10 degrees below zero
in Norfolk. Neb .. which was one of J 4 cities in the oortl\em Plajns to set new
record lows on Monday. "We are heading into the ume. of year we all hate -
cold weather," said a National Weather Service forecaster in Colorado.
A l rborne unlt to l eave for Slnal
FORT CAMPBELL, Ky. -Eight hundred soldiers from Fort Campbell
tcavc this month fMTJ,>eacekceping mission in the Sinai l l months after 248
of their comrades died in a plane crash returning from the same post. "l guess
it takes a lot of coura1c for the men to go back over there af'ter that plane
crashed," said T""8 McCrc~ry, whose husband will be amon1 those spending
six months 1n the Sinai. The Dec. 12 fatal crash at Gander, Newfoundland, was
on everyone's mind when the troops started training, but all .. tried to
concentrate on what we need to do to complete this mission." Maj. Gen.
Burton Patrick said Monday.
H unt goes natloaal for snatched baby
SELLERSV ILLE. Pa._:: A nationwide alert has been issued f<>r a woman
who posed as a nurse and kidnapP.fd a day-otdJ>aby from his-moth«'nrsnr-M
least J 6 police in vestiptors an Ci the FBI arc working on the abduction of
Ph1lli1> Worthington, who was taken from has mother. Barbara, in her hospital
room Friday. The woman was described as in her 40s. stocky, wub curly blond
hair. Police said they are also lookfog for a silver sports caf seen spccdina ftom
Grand View Hospital. A reward fund has topped $35.000.
McDonald'• off en exchange of toy
WASHINGTON -Parents of tots who received Lego building sets w1th
mc11JnrMcDomlld'ntrouldl'eturn the toyslor replacement bCCiusc of the nsk
o~children swallowing the pieces, the governmc·nt warned. jl'hc safety warning
was issued Monday by the ConsJJmer Product Safety Commission a couple of
weeks af'tcr its chairman, Terrence Scanlon, noticed the tO)'$ beifll distributed
white he and his children were at a McDonald's. The toys, included in the
Happy Meals, should be returned for larger Duplo replacements 1( gtvcn to
children under age 3, the agency and McDonald's said.
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conun1taets or the OraDet Gounty
Ptulharmc>nic SoclCty JOtn hands
ontt a year and combine tbdr ,«oru
an prnentina anannual fashion Jhow f\and-raattr. They:ve bttn doi'la 1J for
27yan, . r .. It'• really • lot or work. I m1y
appear calm, cool and collected, but wt•s becaute I became numb t•o
da~ ..,, .. •.-ttd chiarman y.,..
• ~ dun"' the event•s cocktaal
reception at the Anaheam Hilton and
Towen.
Thele women were orpnaud, In
no time at all, an.&al lcMr and her
committee had checked in the coun-
tnride C'l"Owd·Of~ women and a
dcixn'ouo ttntlri\d ..
J oan BJDHn and Chrlatal Schar check in
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CALIFORNIA
Fans li ne u p for S pringsteen's 10 years of 11\r e cOncerts
' LOS ANGELa (AP) -Bruce
Sprinastecn's Iona-awaited fiv.c-rc·
cord re 1rospect1ve v.cnt on sale
Monday, tngcnnaa buyina binge by
Californians. but some stores said
they didn't get their shipments in
time.
Larry Kinaoif ov.er Rccorduaid a
dozen people camped out ide his
Sunset Boulevard store ·an hour
before the 9 a.m opening.
"We've even had people offer to
leave a deposit to make sure the)' get one:~ King said. .
"We v.'On't sell out today" King
said. "We have albums stacked to the
cc1hng.. We have more than 1.000
aJburm. I ,000 cassettes and ~
lt's going to be a madhotJ!Crllll day'\ Tower .sold the "Bruce SJ)r1 ng\tccn
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Oeorp-Plcado of Loa A'D&elu-sboW1J hi• excitement-~ h
1• read to purchaH Bruce Sprlngateen '• lon1-awalted 5-
record retroepecti'Ye album. ~
& The E Street Band Live J97S-8S" album, "Born in the US A ," has sold Kathy Kuntz, 21, of n Dama , a JCt m hne:· she said Monday mo
album and cassctt.cs for $19.95, more than 11 malhon copies na-Spnnistccn fan who flew from New an&. •
compact discs for Sll.33. Sua&ested uonwadc. Mciuco to Los Angeles lastsummerto Kuntl, manaser of the Mounuia
retail pncc oflbc album as $2S. The ''Live" album received ad-attend four of the 1in1efs Cohscum Green Pct Cehtcr in Upland, said she
E · van,.... orders l'or more tL:an -. -..r~m,-aid she.too bu wa.o1Cd t.o or.-.J .. y c....:_._ on~•"'--.. ,_ " "cry third call in the past week ...... 11 11 be th fi"'t to h••r the )'' n .... .,... .,.., .... _~.. ~ "'., .... has been about the pn' n•ctecn ma I hon copies. the largest dollar ..amona e 1'"' -
12
• stereo. album .. Kma said. -volume of bu iness for any album in hour. 40-~na collccuon. "No. thert's no response from the!
history. "I'm aoina to 10 out nght now and animal ." he sal<L
However. salesman Danny r-----------------------------------------------~------------------------------Levinson at the Whercho~sc an
Westwood said although he didn't
r~i\ c has fits1. shipment until the
afternoon. he was besieged by Spnna·
stcen fans nonetheless.
"The> (the distnbutors) kept say-
ma Nov I 0, and ttns 15' such a b11
thmae ... cryoneassumed we wouJdict
, them in the morning,'' LCvinson said,
addlna he had about 60 1nquincs in
the first half-hour the store was open.
A sign outside the Tower store in
Westwood sa14t "Spnnistecn album
will not amve until r:ioon."
But at r.tores where shipments
atnved. cash rqJstcrs kept a steady
beat
"Some people were buying all three
formats -record. cassette and com·
pact disc " said Mark Lanaton. 33. Jt San Francisco Eumioer staffer who
saw a steady stream of buyers at one
n Francisco music store Monday
momanJ.
omgtn. a bunch of Spnnss
fanat ic arc aoma to get together at a
friend's house and play the disc."
Lanaton said. "We've been on the
phone about this for five days "
The Columbia album. a career
summary recorded over a· 10-year
period 1n clubs, concert halls and
stadiums na11onw1de, comes with a
3 I -page booklet ofJyrics and pictures.
l he unprecedented wor amves111
the pca'k of the 37-year-old singer·
o;onawnter's popularity. Has last
D
Fate olcondemnedklllers may
blnge on flnal days of Blrd Court
• LO ANGELE.~ (Al')-Fony·t~o
death-sentence appeals remain un·
• deCidcd by the tatc Supreme ourt.
ind ckfensc anomc)s hope to act as
many decided as po able bcfor~
Chier Justice Ro Bird and two other'
vo\er-ousted colleaaucs leave the
bench Jin. S.
But pro ~u1ors ore hupma to delay
the rulings unlit aOer Bard and
Aasociatc Justice Cru1 Reynoso and
J<>teph Grodin arc rerlaccd. since the
coun has reversed al bul a couple of
'he 61 death penalty CD5'~ that have
come before It, . "With adilfcrl'nt court, I hope we'll
ha\IC a SO-~O chancr of v. 1nn1ng when we 10 an," id Lo ntclc Deputy
Di tncl Auomey hnsunc Franklin.
"In the put, we ere just lo in "
uccessors for the thrcr JU tll't •.
•ho suffered unprte~nl~ d •feats
an their ov. 4 reconfirmation bid , win be chosen hY, Republican Gov. Georae l>tuk me)aan, a \taun h ad·
voc:atc of'tht" dtith penalty.
The uprcmc Coun hu 1d 11
won't hear argument 1n an)' n w
CMll Yntal January Mule 11 focu oo
dlcid•nt pend1n1 one If the oun ioeia~• lllue ~n1on Jn the pending
caen. the new N>urt w uld ha~c to
rchar taeh one
m na the ca
thr~ capital J>Unash· Gerald Uelmen, dean of the nta
hcdulcd for this wcrk. Clara crsit) School of Law.
"Death pen: h) cases arc the mo t
timc-consuminJ. most tedious cues
to handlt. I thank. if an)th•A&. this
will \low lhe procc s down."
Most of Cahfom1a's 201 con·
dcmned prisoners arc on Death Row
at an Quentin The last cittcuuon in
the tate'sp c.hambcrcamc in 1967.
v.ith the death of Aaron Mitchdl. who
killed a cramcnto policeman.
1 he court has dct1dcd only 1it
death ~nahy ca ~ far this )car.
When the new justices are a~
rxnntcd. "It seems there will tx-an
c:normou' amount of pre\ urc to \.Ole
1n fa\ or of the death penalty tO there
wall be cu~uu n qwckly." Yid
1oni a ·Knoit, chief l\~\tant talc
publ11.: defender.
But a 'pokcsman for two of tht'
aroup chat opoo~ Bird d1saarttd.
"We don't c:~ptet the nc" court to
romc dO\\n and affirm e\:cry deatti
n t> •they har;· 111d Lee
lilt n ra r, chief <10n ultant to
< rime V.cum fi r ourt Reform and
Cahforn1an\ to Defeat R~ Bird
''t8ut) dearly, we Wlll ha~e a coun
that docs n t go lo th I urd I nath
the 81rd <' un dad 10 l'C\:c death
1(1 pen IU ...
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"OnC' sinsular sensation" -a musical." presenting a smallaroup of hfe director of the production.
ftttina dcscnpt10n of U(' Irvine's • proplc in a setting that permits each With the '(X~pt1on of effcift)vely
• production of" A Choros Linc.'" . member to share his or her back-u~d mirrored walls. the stage i~ void·
The Mtchacl BcnAen-Marv1 n· arol.lnd and peoonal problems 49 part . of stenery. ~tmiuing the enwc foe as
Hamlisch-Edward KJcban work. per-of a dancing, stn&in& and speaking of the evemna to be on the 17 young
hopefuls aspiring to eight pos1t1ons in
the chorus. and the pulsating tension
created rn the exp~s1ons of their
strugales with hfe and its unfulfilled ,
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7•15, 9;30
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"STAND BY ME" (R)
8. 15, 9:50
"TOUQH GUYF (PG) 1.00
Sl.00 TUES l WED
•JOHN Cl.EESE-
"CLOCKWISE" CPGl
8:20, 8·15, 10'.()()
12.00 TUES l WED
"JUWINJACK
FLAIH"!R)
7:00. 9:15
12.00 TUES 6 WED
"QUIET COOl" (R)
8 oo. 8:00, 10 00
SUI Tll.S a. El
•MELANIE GRIFFITH•
"IOMfTtlMG WLD" (RI
1•1B. 9;30
12.00 TUES & WED
"THE COLOfll OF
MONEY1'(R)
5 15. 1'30. 9·45
12.00 TUES & MO
PAUL.HOGAN• ucaocoou.,..,.
9·00, 8: t5, 10.10 (PG-131
HO 8AAQAIH PRU
.C. THOMAS HOWEU.•
"IOUL llM" (PG 13)
' 5 45, 7 41. ' 45 S2 00 TUES & WED
12:00. 2: 15, (:15, 8: 15, 8:30.
10:20
1.00 TUES & WED
DUNDEE" (PG-13)
1:15, 3.30. 5;45, 8:00, 10:00
' ... ; ( . . ;
HUNTINGTON T\'J lt~
8·l8 OJ8H
•ROY SCHEIDER•
"52 PtCK-uP" (R)
•ROSANNA AROUETIE•
"MOIOOY'I FOOl" (POIS)
8.00 ••. 15. 10:15 $2.00 TUES & WED
11N...-OF
THER08F(A)
1'.()0. •.30 1u1nna•
"JUMPIN
.IACK A.ASH" (R)
5:30. 7:30. 9:45
$2.00 TUES & WED
0 . THOMAS HQWELL
"SOUL MAN" (PG-13)
8.15 ... :30. 10;20
12.00 TUES & WED
PAUL HOGAN IS
'QOCODU IMIDll"
1:00, 1:00, 10·00 (PG-13)
NO BAAGAIN PRICE
•MEL.AME G'""'°'H-~ ftO" (A)
7:15, t40
12.00 TUES & WtO
1IAm OF THI llOIE'! (R) 7:00, 1:30
--THI COLOR
OF lllOlim'Y" CA>
PAULN!WMAN
TOMCNJllE
5:00 7 t:41
tta AU llATI -. ...
"STAND IV IE" (R)
8:00, 10:05
"TOUGH GUYI" (PGl
8:15
HARBOR TWIN
~l1 3')01
PAuL HOGAN lS
CltOCODfLf DUIDH"
(PG-13)
8:15, 8:30. 10:20 NO BARGAIN PRICE
C. THOMAS HOWELL
"loUl. llAH" (PG· 13).
8:00. a:oo. 10:00
$1.00 Tl:IES & WED
TOM CRUISE
"TOP OUN" (PG)
7:00, 9:15
11.00 TUES & WED
•JAMES Cl.AVEU'S•
''TAI PAM" (R)
7:15, 9:45
NO BAROAJN PRICE
WF ST BW)()I(
., l(l .t .. (J 1
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QU.tms Ill SOTS SI .•
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"TOP OUN" <PG>
7:15, 9:20
11.00 TUES, WED. THURS
"DUDlY AIEI>" (RI
8.00
'4QUET COOl" (Al6:20. •US
$ 1.00 TVES, W£0, niURS
C. THOMM HOW£U.
"IOUL MAN" (PG)
7~,11.45
S2.00. TUES l WED
"ITANDIY ... (R)
8:15, 10:00
.. TOUGH GUYI" (PG) e:oo
12.00 T\JES & WED
•ROY SCHEIDER•
"52 l'tCl(-uP" ( R)
7.15, 9:30 sue no am
"PIGGY IUE
OT MAMIED'' (PG-13)
8:00, 8:15. 10~10
12.00 TUES & WED
•'C .. LDREN OF
A LHIER 000" (R)
7 00, 9•15
12.00 TUES l WED
U."".TOU,Ala A HUI NIO
•JAMES CL.AVELL'S•
"T Al PAN" (RI
7;00, 1130
NO 8AAOAIN PRICE
•MEL.AHif GRIFffiH•
~ Wl.D" <"> 1:15 9:40
. 12 00 TUtS & WED
di~~~sc characterizatlOJlS arc UC l"lne'• ··chona• Line" coes throu&h lta pacee with direct~r
!iUpcrbly ponrayed b> A1isa Hay-' pcrforman~ worthy o,t praa!ie, excit-more ~motional moods of the work. evening -tbc enure cas1'1 presen· ·
ash1da as the insolent and .spiteful 1ng the 1udJence-w1tb has vocal and Rebe«a Milne is dcli&htfu.l in her taCIOn of the finale, '"One:• stimu-
Sherta 11nd Came Mlldseninltie-rotc-ance-talems: Scott Monon fit~ ~s-entation ... df Krnttnc. a Jittery laung the audte•lff to thu~f'OUJ
of the returning s.tarlet -Cassie-naturally into the role of Bobby, a.. airhead who; with husband AJ. pJaycd apptau5e. · ' · •
whose reodition of "The Music and yoUJ'\& man admittedly "weird." yet b) Ric · Galcgo. add.s bum.or and ·
1he Mirror" gre~tly enhanoes the strori1lyptrson~blc-an9therprom-charm in lhc.dcverduct ".Sing." · "A Cflonn Linc" is a· mos.t cn-
quallty of the evening. · . i5lna vocahst. . · · . . The only costume chaJlgc Qf .. the · jo.>'abJe evemng .• ft conunut$ ·'
Sorely disappoin\inl" is the cmo-.. • VaJ and Judy. pla)'Cd rcspc_c'tively evening. a 'dazzling statement . in Tuesdaysthrough Saturdays at 8 p.m ..
tionarty dcmandina monologue of-by Robin Groskopfand SlUy Harret. 'cre;im-colored satin and sparkling· until Nov. 22 m the Fine Ans Vlll,.e
fered by FrcdericofloresJr. as Paul. a suppl} the perky, preoccupied s1lh-gold tram, provides the atmosphere Theater on the UCI campus. c.au
piece known for its ability to elicit nt''l" ni-r"'<"•~· "' h:ilance the heavier. f"nr-th'" thr11ling costclu ion of the 856-6617 for ticket information.
tears of empathy from the audience ·
when performed effectively.
Also, Sandra Herrera. the character
of Diana. though a charming and
energetic personality and impressive
dancers, seems to struggle to stay on
pitch in her first Jsoio, "Nothing."
I TV LISTINGS
. However. the major_ blight of the
production is the liberal and un-
necessary use of vu lgarity in an
otherwise classy, Broadway-type pro-
duction.
Terrence Carev as Richie delive~ a
lalSleaREPORT
PMMAGAZINE PMmTHELON>
DMKltW>OWS
NfNEWI
PANA CHASE
MOYE *** ''Padre PIClrone'' (1977) Om-"° Antonutti, Stv'lrio M1tlont
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CARO 8HAll<S
INlWGIOGET EYE OHL.A.
HOU.YWOOO 8QUAAES w·A·s·H a JE/)IAl'IJY
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8 9 WHO'S THE 8088? I~ mNEWS mMOYIE
"Hold The C>rtem" (1988) (Pllt 2 of
2) JentlY Seagrow, SWphen Coalns
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Joe.th W'lllttma.
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Howard E. Rollins Jr., Adolph c.. ....
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COMPLETE NYSE eotmt08ITI
' Professioncils' packages.eXpressed wit~ style
. ,,~ ........ -----~.._~~~ When t~s cltents ex~ct the impossible,
eltvery service beats t raf le hurdles
By ILENE SCHNEIDER
O.., ..... C..111,tV-..t •
Take a~ ambit1o~ouna.wan with a de~ire to meet imponib1ethallenacs
and a belief that Nc~port Beach is the
ideal place for a.co.uncuerVLcc.. Blend
courtesy and efficienc~ to service
• chentS such IS advert1sin1 agenc1es1 accounttn& firms. escrow companies.
real estate firms and law firms -
iomptnies th"at need documents de-
livered in a hurry.\ Add a $0phisti·
catcd computer S)~tem that can track
a packaie from p1ckOp to delivery.
provide pfQOf of dehvef) and ~ve
1mmed1atc pnce qyotes ·
In keep1n1 up with the fast pace of
the Oran1t Coast, Executive Express
has done some irow1n1 of its own
From a on~·man: one-motorb1kf\
AerOsp,ace Unit
tells promOtioiis
Group President Roben Rau atinounced recent promottons and
ttass1gnments at Parker Bertea Aerospace Groap in Irvine. a sector
of Parker HaulUo Corp., which manufacture the v.orld's broadest
hne of motton control systems and components for industrial.
automo1ive and aerospace marketi.. Tim Htcmaa has been appointed
vice president, finance and admin1strat1on. Parker Benea Aerospace
Jlip Sabha ts the new scneral manager, control s)'stems d1v1S1on and
Jee Mclteoa is now general manager aero pace h>draultc d1v1s1on.
Al~ usumina new-J>O'lt~GM -ar Jlm-Ryder, pr-odueuon -ttne
manager, electromechamcal actuauon and Frank Briney, markettng
managCT, control systems d1 vis1on. Parker Benea Aerospace designs
and manufactures pneumatic, fuel and hydraulic S} tems and
components for av1atton. space. m1ss1le and manne market . • • • Jolla J . Maper and Micbel P. tub have been promottd to
vace presidents of the Balboa Bay Clab, according to Tom Decmc-r,
president orthe BBC. Magner, director of member ttlations, has b«n
with the club for three )cars after a car~r 1n the medical
instrumentation field . tanko, director of food and beHrage at BBC.
joined the club in 1979 after manquct management roles with Hilton
ttotels, The Mamou Corp. a.nd the U.S. tr Force 10 Colorado
Spnngf. . .. . -Jeffre1 MUDes of Co ta Mesa IS now director of food and
beverage for the Westlta Sootil Coast PJau, according to Rohen
RYDER BRINEY MAGNER
Seddelmeyer, general manager of the 400-room hotel in C os41 Mesa. -Mttnes ovem~enl'le eotlnary operations. banquet, stewarding and
room sen1cc departments. three cocktail lounges and two
rntaurants. including the award-v.mning Alfredo' • • • Trixl Snyder of Mis ion V1eJo has JOtned Robert Borders &
A11oclatet as director ofbus1nci.s development, announced Robert
Borders, president of the Newpon Beach-based architectural firm .
Sht will be re pons1ble for the com~n)' 's marketing. generating
poten11al client leads and crea6na collateral pn:sentallon matenals.
Snyder prcv1ou I)' held a 1m1lar pos1t1on at Tamuucr Con!>trucuon
Co. in Costa Mesa. • • • Irvine re 1dent J. Peter Folkln has JOtned Meann1er
llvedmur Co..in Irvine as a prOJCCt manager. according to Wilham
Messenger Jr .. pre 1dent of the commercial reotl estate firm f olkms'
first responsibility will be management of Arrow Bu inc-ss Park. a 22-
acre mdustnal/commcrc1al real estate de,clopment 1n Rancho
Cucamonga ·
J • • • Albert J. NoceJlj, Jr. has been named vice prc\tdent of
ps)Chtatnc and addtcttvc disorders at South Coast Medical Center in
South Laauna. Hospnal pre 1dent Paul J. McQuade said Nocella will
be responsible for mana&Jn& New Image. a clime forcat1nad1 orders:
GENESI . an m-and out-patient chemical dependency unn: the
STANKQ...
• • • tre Unit, an acute m-p:rnent p\)1.:h1atr1c pro ram. -and P ~·
urc:e which 1s a f rcc referral and con.,ultat1on "ice.
RCJoinin1 the a count c\ccutt\:r ranks at the Co ta Mc':t offi"e
of E. F . ftttto• 6 Co. lac 1 MlaaeJ L. Roberta of Hunti_niton Bca(b
who joined the fa~ ~\:en }tars. 10 and wa mo'>t rt'(ently ~
manaaer for Hutton s La Jolla 601cc: Robcns co·ho tcd the Orint
County Pcrform1na n Center' pres rt tph n at F. HuH n l>n
openina ni&ht.
PCM/J.U11owa Arnerlcaa hi.1\ named David B. Pl~rc~ \:1c1.·
president of apartment and commcrtt:il management to O\C™'C' the
firm 's actt\Lt\1 1n thn cateaon throughout Caltlom1a Head·
q~rtcm! 1n El Toro. r< M/Johnsto"An man • ap..utmc-nt
& complc~c\ an Pomona. R1\cn1dc. Lo Anaclei and l rc:~no. and
currently has more than I million square feet \.lf \Ommcrc1al propcn)
1n 1u minqtmcnt ponfobo. Pierce 11 a cctt1fitd propcf1) man et
and 1 li~nlCd rut ntatc brolcer. -• • • • • o..N a.. CMa ... tlo-owner of t.o Anacles-bucd il\on
\ ...... w paQllOTJON8/IM)
. .
,.
• hu in~u nf'Creted out of a one-H1lh delt,cry .1tr\ICC he "as operat·
btdroom ·apartment, the comp.any 10$ with some friend . He ran a ·
·has arown 10 employ SS i>cople and ho0m1n1 ·bu ineS'> \\hale auendina
utilize the Krv1ccs of 600 aacnts Oranae Coa t Collqr at ni~t.
nationwide and 300 aaent) \\Orld-With a small loan from ha father he
wide. ·• opened Exccwme faprc s 1n 1981 .
ubpotn1 to a hot~un ~anna .to' be dch..,;~ ~bttt actoM &ht' ec1pient • ' • <"" ,.;.,, n..,~rmim• rrui ,.,," ~
To M)en the challen make tM rclc•sn ma) have to be ddavft'ed eo
bu men ~'Onh\\hllc.. .. Los n,atlCI tele' 1•1on siatioal b) 6
When people prc-scnt and e~pe t Pm. tn pate of ru h·hour traftk. By
the ampo .iblc, fa~uuve fapre s undtrstandiaa how the chcnt1 e>prr·
look for~'lyuround time and traffic ate, Executa\.C faprn can 11ve thtm
burdlC'S Omen, who are posted at _pccuahzed service.
Office space near John Wa)ne )Car later he enrolled as a pan-1ime
Atrpon recently tripled to S,400 stud~nt in USC's Entrepreneur Pro-
square feet . The compen) has its own aram and 'put my newfound knowl-
flect of trucks and .. one of the most ed e direct!) into E"'ccuti,·c Ex.
. sophisticated mnStnJ(r's ~!>mputer · ptt ... he sa)s ~ystems in Oran1,e Count>, .-t«Ofd ''We~rvellvital pul'J>O\C":-1\0ld
unous locations around the county M11nt.11nin1 a profns1onal ~ atthc~nntnaofthe-day,arctraincd 1 · another element of Myers'
to know tht rou~1 lh.al \\ill ,e1 the •(osoritly;.....prjven ~ tics; ~....,.. ...... +-'I
oeh"ery to the dc1ttnati0n on trmc. • cau!ioC ""'c th1nkJt's .1m~nt 101ook .1ng to ptt11dent Jim Myers. as Pony Exprtss and shtp, bnn&ina
M)ers, who sa)'s that "ifs excmn1 ·goods · from the mother country·•
to know.that you're the ~httls th~t · M)ers sa)s. ·•we ma> be makina
are aeuina documents to ~ch des11-hi tory happen oursclv~ by lrans..-
·naHon to help profesStonals act p6nina some of the tr11ngs we do:·
through their daily· tasks," is the videotape~ that have 'fo be rused to
en&ine that makes the wheel tum. the 6 o'clock new , documents for a
The 26-year-old entrepreneur dis-controversial merier. e\.en advertis-
covercd the courier bunness and the ina Jingles set 10 break on a radio
Newpon Beach area when he was a stallon."
ht&h school student in Los An&eles. Myers has had has sharC of unusual
,M yers dropped out of UCLA tn his orders. He has picked up ums from a
freshman year to move to Newpon crematory. delnered designer dresses
Beach and open an annex ofa Bcverl) to Zsa Zsa Gabor and .ervcd 1
~ for our chcnts. · We're an faecut1\. c E~prcss alao provides air "tensaon of thctr comP.aft~· to our
·courier uscn1ces.· B> brokenna dn"en shol)ki look profn1tonal,
through. al rmlJOr co~rter\ af\.d v.orll.. • tqo.'' he clauns. • :
101 on volume, t~com~ny_can get .. ·fattuti"c faprcss 11 t.cstina a ntw
packages delt\.ertd efficiently and o"erniaht service and olannina to
pah on the ~vtnJS to the customer. open 1 LOS Anlt'les office earl> in
Efficiency I) only pan of the 1987. M)en foreten a nationwide
£1'ttuti"c Expres stol')'. Fam1ltant) operation within five )Carl
with the specific needs of Oransc Curttntl), the company bas a base
County comp;rni~ is equall> import-of 3,000 clients.. includin& some of
ant. accordin.J to M)ers. Oranae Count)·, larpt firms. ''The
Tbc couner service emplo)CCS · little JU> 1 just as important to us as
know that lepl documents may have the bi& (U).' M)ers SI) •
Bullock's Home St9re opens
Store's expansion Is
most expensive ever by parent company
By G. JEANETl'E AVENT
After nine months of construction.
the Bullock's South Coast Plaza Store
reopened its thtrd floor Saturday wtth
enough pomp and pageantry for
royalty.
. A mustachioed doorman dressed
in a black tuxedo with red cum-
merbund. matduna bow ltc and
whne gloves &rC(Jcd Costa Mesa
Mayor Norma Hertz<>&, incommg
councilman Pcler Buffa. coun-
cilwoman Arlene Schafer. Floss
Schumacher. board member of the
Orange Count)' Performina Ans
Center, Bullock's Chairman Allen
Questrom and a host or other &uests
for a pnvate ~ept1on and nbbon-
cumng ceremony
_tlill vlllCS. i ocluded a $.100.000 gifl
to the Performma Ans Center, a
calypso stttl band and banquet tables
laden with fruit, cheeses, pastnes.
coffee and JUICCS.
.....,,..,.....,.,.. .........
CloSC'd to th"' public smct Febru-
ary, the new third floor marks tbe
CQmplcuon of the firsJ phase 1n an
amb1t1ous three-phase renovation.
Work on the first and 5eeond floors of
the 13-)ear-old store wtll extend
through November 1987.
When comple'ted. the s1ore will
ha ve added 90.000 square feet 10 22·
Bullock'• Chairman Allen Ques~m and
Sue Graha m , general manaaer of Bullock'•
South Cout Plasa admJre Home Sto.re
dlaplaya after rlbbon-cutttna.
months -an increase of SO percent Although us aoal is to sta} ahead of
mott selling space -for a total of 1he compcuuon 1n the h1ghh com-
277.000 ~uarc feet petmve Oranae Counl) retail market.
Althouah they're not saying how Bullock's ma ) have succeeded 1n
much the massive remodel will coSI. carving out its own spec1al niche.
General Manager uc Graham dtd Remodeled in seafoam green
say ... It's tht most expensive ttmodel carpet 11nd Italian marble the enure
everauthonzed b) Federated Dcpan-third floor revohes around a central
ment lores:· hub 8) walkmg around the hub
The C1ncinnati-bascd parent com-formed b) the escalator... \hoppers
pany also owns Bloomingdale\ of can see at a glance "'hat each
New \ ork. Foleys of Houslon and de~rtmenl has to otTer .. .\II 1s open
Southern Californta's Ralphs 10 the e}e:· said Jack Mc< arlc~. \.ICC
Grocery Co pre 1dent ofpubhc affairs
"We had tn mind to be the premier Much of the noor IS de\ oted lO the
store 1n the United tates and build a 52.000 ~uare foot Home ~tore. The
store to cater to the needs of the South Home Store has increased ns 'itafT h}
Coast.'' s.a1d Que trom. the com-35 people. not includm& hohda)
pany's C.EO. ht rec.. and added more merchandise. -wntr lr thrrd uf--Yt+rbc...-.S'"to ... r .... c..,d+>o""n[Jlc.-. ........,sa'"t.,..d ~Los ~mtlffl)!t.
.. we're into an exc1llng new era:· d1" 1\1onal manager
Managers '
immobility
hurts rise
By JOHN CUNNIFF
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l:xtendin& !1rom rnc hub. ltke
spokes on a wheel. each department
in the Home tore caters to a specific
need. The first thing that greets the
e)'e as a shopper steps ofTthe escalator
1s a da111tng d1spla\. of Waterford
Cf) Stal
China collecttons. 'itl~er scrvina
planers. bnght collect1on'i of lamp\
and colorful d1spla}s of towels and
linens encircle the hub
.\lso pan of the circle 1s a 9.SOO.
square-foot Children's Department
lt'i merchandise include camel hair
coats and Polo and Chmuan Dior
dre s shins for bo> and a co .. e
devoted to ,iris' holiday dres 1ni
But b) far. the crowning ach1e\.C·
ment of 11\e Bullock's remodel 1s the
nc"W"1JC3Tc "DCs1gnCil 1n-housc.The
2.000 square foot care 1s St) led in
Viennt~ and fin1 h~ in black and
"hlle lacquer.
The old ~t>lc tea rooms were nice.
but they also came with a 30..mmute
wall. said Mike Osborn. vice presi-
dent of opef'i1t1ons pcc1alwn1 an
gourmet foods. the 8 Cafe 1s &eared
for the worlang woman. he said
The menu includes 10 d1fTeTCnt
salad . sandw1ches.. pates, small
ptzras. de sen . an assonment of cofT~ and a take~home iourmet
secuon
The cafe Wlll al$0 offer a selectton
of wanes b) the bottle and the case at
pnccs competitive Wllh hquor tores.
said Chbom The selections will be
rotated ever) six months
\\1th the hohday season Just begjn-
nmg. Ba:lloc:k's ttnMAS couldn'
better
$8 billion in
Bof Aassets
on the block
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NEW YORK--Why is it that so
few fa t taners in the corporate
v.orld -"orkers age 35 or )Ounger
making roughly $100,000 a )Car -
manage to sustain the same 'growth
•rate as they become older'?
Because of their personal values,
sa) Eugene Jennings, a M1cb1pn
tate Un1versit)' profe sor. Then'·
inherent mental 1mmob1hty. he says.
impedes the route to the top for some
managers.
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BankAmenca Corp. plans to sell its
Italian subs1d1ar; and other assets
'alued at up to SS btlhon dunna the
ne>.t few quancrs to help boo t the
comp3ny's capital, the company's
pre\1dcnt said Monday.
Thomas Cooper. preStdent of the
nation's second-largest bank.in& con-,.
ccrn \ltd the a.~t sales would boo t
Bank .\menca· capital b between
The phenomenon of quick stan
and slov.er proarc is bccomina
pronounced today. says Jenning~
who has studied executive and cor-
porate behavior ~•nee the m1d-19S0s.
Jcnnina.s offm this observation In
the 1960sandearl) 1970s,oneoffive
named corporate officels "'ere age 39
or younger. He calls them earty
amval!I 1 oday. le than 10 percent
of new officers qualify a earl)
am~al .
Thal bc1na '°• and becau,c there
are more fa_ l stancrs today ~•t appears
that a arowina number of )Ouna
manaatrs are aettma de"ilcd. nd
Jennm11 1s confident that the ba\1t
rtwM>n 1n,ohe a matter of per·
\Ona ht)::.
To be a mobile manqer )Ou Tnust
ha' e a moMc Ptnonaht), he :>
You must feel If ea pr1tt1c1na
"fenenc mob1ht~, .. whach a a pattern
o bcha"·ior that 1n 1n antlni.:) and
continue throuah 1fe.
"It •~ an abilit to stparate anJ
11t.aeh;~ he • clpla n1111 that me
people learn ~•th mcnc C'HC than
othtn to ~rate from old idea , d
hl'IHC\. a \11nmcnt\ and
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Animated ralalne atrut · to .. I Heard It Throu.gb the
Grapevine" ln TV ad for Callfomla Ralaln Growera.
S" ~O m1lhon and SI billion.
( oopcr's remark were made to 1
news conference follo\\inaa pccch to an international bankers conference
CommerCial rSisin
fruit's popularity
1n London. ( f .\ltho ugh fin•nc1ally-pres4ed •
Bank \menca has been .heddu\&
By KIP WOLLE BERC.
• "' ...._"""' 'IA
, f.\\ \ORK -Oon't ac.k d
""rater ~ th Werner ho"' he kne\\,
He ju-.t (cit a commcic1al ~ 11h a
conp ltne of hip ral'llm \trutuna to
tht' sona "I tleard It 1,hrough tht
Grape" int'" \1,.ould h •Ip 'mpro\C' 1hc-
1m gc o(a food that people had bc&Un
to thinL of u dull, unint.tr tint -
e\"tn 'lol.lmp .
"We do a lot of. &ht b) th s;c:at ot
our panb .. Wtrncr ronHcJcd 1n 1
rt1.ent mtcl"'\ IC\\, "'h's f)ka,urt to
c sue ;scd niht ••
The commcm21l C'allcd "Late
Sho" • first broad st pt. 14
and 1 hcdul~d to run a a pan ofa
1. m1llton c1amra•&n thruu h
March. \nothcr J 1s bcm pres» red
that w•ll d ut n n t•mt tel "' ion ,..
a set tor omc time in order to l'l.l
capital. Cooper' remark marked the
tir\l ume Che company outltned JU t
ho" large the sale~ would be.
. Bank \mcnca curtentl~ has about
SI 10 billion 1n a set Cooper said, com~rta with aoout -St 18 s t>tlhon-..--~ •
at )C-lrtnd 19 5.
B nk \mem:a' effective-in rca
1n pnmaf) nptlal 110¥-in the asset
sale "ould rcn t both tbe reduction
in a,..;c1 and he-nee a ~uctd capitaJ
rcqu1":m nt, and capital pins on the
ll\':io('t uk , he said.
lbc oompan~ h\;el would 11 1t
Banca d' men ca e d' ltaha Onlt 1n the
urrent quancr or 1n lhc 6Bt Quantt
of IQ 7, cx1pc1 said. He dechl'\ed to
!'I c a pnct ta& on t'hc ptofitablt
uM1d1ar). •IJhouah anal~• have
utatea the pn could about
S mtlh n.11vtn&Ba"kAmcnc:a1n
aflcr·la\ ptn of a muc1' n S
m1lltoa-
.. Tlu • a unique tamt IO
f\l there, .. ·ODOIM:t
awmaker to S&Ls: Solve . . .
pI'oblems or: Congress will
AN FRANCISCO (AP) - 1 he <:huirman of the 1n such arras H coniumer prottttLOn •nd investment
House Binkina Comm11tt't' told mtm~" of the nation' de\'1sions ou1side of traditional loan arru
•vanp and loan anilu5lry on Monday that thty must ·~here art" b11 ~roblcms in the thnft tndustt) that
cleaoupthtproblcms1nthe1rindu~tl')orCon1ms"'11ldo have to be rnolvtd,' he told tht 7.200 delqatcs ··vou
1t for thnn. can•t tum your back thtm. They aren't aoina to 11t•>
House Rankin& Committee hairman Fcmand t hidden.'' 1 Germain. D-R ·I., also thrcv. cold water on industry hope t Germain said the Ls nttdtd to act 1oae1her and
for quick passaae of l~slation nt't'd~ 10 pump more • "either ~tart self-policing or we arc aoina to come up with
mo~)' mto the ba<Jly dtpleted fund that insures 51\ en' olut1oos" •
del)<>tats at 3.2000 s&L\ natt0nwidc. ' • Officials of the kaauc said Monda> that Co~s · "It NII well and &ood to pump more money into the must act quickly' in the next ses ion to pa s a FSLIC
insurance fund, but unless we act to the cause of the rtfinancingmcasure. ButStGermamandScn.JakeGam
datrase 1t is a bottomlc pit." t Germain ~1d. . R-Utah held out little ho~ that wall occur
The federal Savin15 and l.Oan In urancc Corp. S~akina to reporters after their s~hes, both St
insum individual deposiis up to $100,000, but 1t~ Germain and Garn indicated the maucr would only be
reserves have hi'unk: dramatscally in recent years ~ausc taken up again after heann1s were held
of widespread failures ofS&Ls. Reserves in the fund may St Germain said any future bankina legislation w1M
dapas Iowas SI b1llton by the end ofth1s year even though also have to address such consumer issues as the amount
the FSLIC could need a~ much as $30 b1lhon to deal w1th, of time financial in titutions can put a hold on check
hundreds'lJftnsolvcnt S&L!. in comm& year . • . deposits. ~ .
St Gcrmajn, speaking at the opening session of the "We are no lonJer aoinJ to ICIJ late JtlSt for the
U •. League of Sa, in lnstltuuon oonventton. Siaid tM 1nsututions. wcarea01n1to lqislat•fonM.<x>nsumer.'• t
industl') needed to step up efforts to police its own actions Germain said. .. . . . .
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organization will happily take your gift, but
few are -qualified to do so You need to know
the facts:
1. How doc" the donation proces~ work exactly?
Wh o will be· rcc..ponbihlc for all the paperwork ?
2. How have previous donor\ been treated by
the orli{an1zl!t1on you're con~1dcnng? Could you
talk to "omc of them'
3. What will happen to your bo<>t once it'~
donated? Will 1t he handled tn accordance wit h
tax codec..? le.. the oq~anizat1on an actual "uc..cr"
chool with a honaf1dc marine £_ro~ram'
4. Doc!t the organization have the per onncl, focil ·
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and operate your boat' What's happened to pr-c
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Establahe(l JU5t two ~earl qo th -.h. <Xto~ Ill "Costa Mesa-bated Resort Co · rou.,. '· revenue PIHcnatr · Olt~ma1 atctroaies lac., hnd· pr0\'1 ion pnnc1pall) for an) poten· • • • .. Airhnes bas 1 dcd /tirutcr m1le1 were up 18 6 perttnt to ).8 The law u1ts, whi h ~re filed 1n quancrcd an 'c•po,rt Ilea h, an· lial achtne 1ai1 a m nts Theboardof'41twnonoU • ...,M
cement,., ~nc ~ an 1 l iauo1t .... b11Ubn and available 1tat males Apnl 19U 1n 1hc lJ S 01Jtm1 Coun nounocd that net ale$ (.JI' he founh • fit"Mllt'h ~ ta lrvtM • i• ~mt to T~ ~ ~;rd chanacd !ls towed 3.4 billion, an ul(rcalt' or 25.5 for tht Central D1striC"t of llhno1 , quarter ended pt. o were ssca:l-ytar .ales dtclmcd .t Jl('fCent ~Jn& Thundl) dedMed u ••till
., ~r~. pcrcent.l;oidfactorw11S37pttCCnt aro~ from da putcs amona the .S1,91A.000. ll percent hilh r than fromS8J>63.000toS7,746.000 ho•· quaricrly dnidetad of 10 ceatl'PI'
. A,Trans World F.•prc s, the a1rhnc apmst 56 8 percent and pa St"nttr ·pan.es rclauna to an mdipcndCnt the comparable pnor·)car pcnod <ellcr. lhc order cldog ofS I I 0.000 1hare on •he rommon 9'0c9' Pl>abll
will provide arcatly improved fc der 00.rdinJS •ere up l 2.3 percent to outl)lt•cnt m~cutwCM)nance 1m11· htcau\C of 10 rcascd market acccp. 1scurrcntly 4 percent h1&h nhan 1hc ... an. 2. 19 7 to tockhokkn of ft'COl'd
te.rv1cc to Lot Anaelc~ International 4, 169,386. Comp1n5005 arc to the m1 center located 1n Urbana. llf\C'c of the compan>it' new ttricr· poor;> car pcnod I he company an• . Dec I. IQ 6
Au:P.!>rt from. nu.merous Southun (il"$t ten months of 1985. S Lew11 Meyt'r, pre fdcnt of~~~ ttion of pr~ud . • · turrcd a 1986 net lo , of S642,000. ·
Cthfortna c1t1es. includma Oxnard 1 Htal•'" Care·P~rty' •-vn•o:. Center.1 u1d that the con'1dcrat1ori P t 1 n 1 ha btt corn1>mdw1lhaloc; ofSl.61J4 OOOan rmor II Producu Cqrp., whidl and Palm Sprinp. It already carries .. ·-r-.. ' ... rtceiveo by the company in che • re •It o~a 1 1a 0~~ s n ·1985. · bea,an uadana •n tbt. ,QveMhe-
morethan .SO~ctntofallpa ~nacrs lle.ofCosta Mc51 announctd Fnday scttlcment was valued at appro~· "'~\Juoe-d from $488,000 in the prior c·u ho.ian l-tronic~ manu"-• Counter market on Oct 2. 1986,
frol'J'l John Wayne Airport to LAX it ha" acquired four Iona-term care 1mately S2 m1lhon. The compan)'.hu >C r t«? S 190.000 bttau of h•ahcr """ "' ii :n rkct rmor AU Prol«'tlnt, the accordina to company prt •dent fac1htics with 462 bed\ and one no plans to rnume openition Jn salC$, 1mprov~d arois margin. and turt rad teit and maint(nan~ lcadin utomotive and appearance
Dann H Lt"'i' an1 ted li\·in& center with 108 units . Urbana lo~rr operating CJ(pcnsn. The net equipment and telephone tc t 1nstru-. product in the Untt~ Statts and · · for an aqrepte acqu1 1t1on pnce or · • • • lo s of S:?9S,OOO 1ndudtd a SI OS.000 ment\ <1 nada ·Tue TWA arrangement allo"" it to ieppro•imatcly $20 million, exchanae pa $tngers and maintain
joint faret 1Nilh mo~t nauonal and
· 1ntemat1onal camers. Passcmsc"
--ma) ~ ttdteted throUstr to finat
destinations. with bauaat tran\fcr
handled automatically at LAX.
T~o of the Iona· term care fac1ht1es
arc current I)'. in escrow and the
compi.tioB of purchHe i' 'ubjttt tJ"t
"ccrtJm' cios1n1 cood1tions. The
properties were acquired from mde·
pendent owners ahd were leased to
Honzori )iealih Systems, L;.P. on a
Iona ttrm ~sis. Hoti:lon is a newl)'·
fotmed provider of health care tcr·
vices based 1n Tacoma, Wa h. The
propcn1es ai:e located 1n Kansas and Oklahoma.
·~e UreatAmeriran SeniOI en .. ~ .
... • • • • Newpon 8cacb·ba5CdAtr<::11 Mon.'
.daY' rcJ)Qf\cll October traffic of 198,1
!f\•llion rt\lcnue pa.sscnaer miles. an
increase or 24.8 percent over Oct 198.S.
·~
• • • Avaifablc scat miles totaled 401.9
million, up 33.4 percent, and the load
factor was 49.3 pcrccnl compared to
Oct. I 985's 52.6 percent PasStngcr
boardmas for lhe month increased
13.3 pcr<'cnt to 430,68.S Com-
NMR Centers loc. 1n Newport
Beach announced Monday that 1t has simultaneously settled outstanding
ht1pt1on betwetn NMR Centc~ and
Tcchn1care C-0rp .. Solon. Ohio, and
between NMR Centers and the Uni-
vemty Park lmaaina Corp., Urbana.
parisons arc to Oct J 985
For the ten month\ ycar-t<>-<Jate
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Boulevard. P~VIOll~l) Scbwllrfz v.as raocrana DC\ eragr il1rcctor al
tt)e AnahetJTI Sheraton; has 16 years m the hotel industry include
J>Qsitions 'tiith touffers orp. and Hilton. Jo1nmg his u~ff arc
· assistant managers Mlcbelle'Woolley-A111eles, Kini Ke11ler, DJte
• Mtf'P'Y and Da.v.ld Verduzco,. •.
• • .,; • • • ... • i.
DaaieJ E. Lobaa, C.P.A., v.ho wa fonnerly assbc1atrd with a 811
8 accourfting firm and ha'i nine years e .... penence as a certified public
accountant, has associated with WeacleU M. CbUds Accout.ucy
Corp. m the Huntington lkach Industrial Parle. His c~penise is fn
taut1on and management ad .. ~ry services for the mongaie
bankina industry. • • • -Nitau Motor Corp. la U.S.A. has announced the appomtment of
RouJ4 D. Cablbl of Santa Ana as vice prcs.ident, human resource
and 1dm1n1stration·. Cab1b1 JOined Nis~n in 1974 and was named
director of industnal relations m 1976. . • • • Joule FLyu has been named pubhc relations manager of the
Four Seasons Hotel 1n Newport lkach by Klaus D Tenter general
· manaaer.
• • • • Sylva.a "Ham" Hamberger ofln •ne lS now senior vice pre 1dent
at Yamab Motor Corp. U.S.A. ~~d an Cvprcss Ben Watanabe.
corporate president. announced the promotion of Hamberger who
has been responsible for gu1d1ng the mannc d1v1sion since the
mtroductton ofYamaha Outboards to the U.S. in Scpt~mber 1983. • • • Tiiie Cl1tom Clotbler has announced the appointment of Yvonne
Alnl1 to operations manager of the company's fi!"it walk-an tore 1n
Santa Ana. A former showroom fashion model and cloth an& buyer for
The Mart in Los Angeles, Alaniz co mes to The Custom Clothier from
the Old American CourthOl:se restaurant where she seved as director of the Bamsters· Oub. • • • Wanter Youla and Charles E. Gelger have started Western
"Pacific Ea11aeeria1, IAc. an the Coppertree Office Park an Costa
Mesa. Both men were vice presidents an Costa Mesa and R1 vers1de
for a large engineering firm before the} opened their own busmess. ~ • • • f
Etahtecn physicians have JOlned the medical staff at the Kaiser Pum~e.au-JtopllaJm Anahdm. Those from the Orange C'oa tare
On. Moummed Fayul, Marc K.laa and Lake Ya of Irvine; Robert
Kruzer, Laguna Hills, and azait.De Ackley and Deborah Levlcb,
N~wpon Beach. • • • Allu L. Slmmon1, personnel manager at lBM's Costa Mesa
service headquarters, is spending a second academic year conducting
a number o( studies that wall asSlst the UC lntine student affairs
d1v1s1on in expanding services for students with special emphasis on
affirmauve act1on. Simmons as one of IOt IBM cmplO)CCS
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How to get t~rollgh mortgage maze
Gcmna a monaaae -whether }OU
arc financ1n1a new home orrcfinanc-
ana an ui"m1 hiah·rt~ mortaa&e -1~ a m.;ur d«·1 100 that calls for
s.enous plann1n1. ·
The goals of this plannm1 should
be to evaluate thorouahl> ihc vanou~
mortpa<' altcrnati\·es and to speed up
tht' monaaac 1ppro,•.a1 prOCCS$. Mill•·
m1zing <klays 11 ~pec1ally Important
rtJht now. because lower mtcrcst
. rates havr trigercd a flood of loan application • and it oncn tali.es
lenders lonacr than u u I to obtain
appraisal and crroit reports
l\lso, the 1986 tu rcfor.m act could
give a f urthrr boost to mortpge
acuv1t)' if homcowne~ rclinanct to
pay off consumer loans. Under the ·
nl"W ti' . the deduetion for 1nt~res1 mr
c-0nsumer loans will be phased out
over the next five year . However,
monaqe interest on fir t and ~ond
homes wtll ~nuin deductjb\e, sub--
. JCtUO certain hmits. "
The first step m your planning
~hould be to get an idea o~tes
currently offered on 'anous types of
mortgages Stan by checking lenders'
advenisements 1n the real estate
section of your Sunday newspaper.
You may also be able to evaluate
loans available rcaionally or national-
ly by consulting computerized mort-
gage shopping services, availa6lc
throuah full-serv1cc financial firms
and some rtal e<itate hrokers.
MuY
RUDIE
means bi~er monthly payments
f han a Iona· term loan, but )'Ou'll Pl} e s interest over the late of the loan
4'nd build equity an )Our home more
npidly.
• Other monwe variations mclude
a 30-ycar filled rate schedule plus an .
• e\trt $100 monthly. and a bi-weot~ly
paymeht ·monpa~. which rt uhs in
the equivalent or 13 monchly pay-
ments, rather than· 12. Both build
When comparine mortaaae term • cqu1t)' fa)ter and~\(' inttmt costs .
p3y attention 10 the date the interest Some lenders can "prcquahfy·• y~u
rate will be set. Many lender de-for credit even before you· began
term inc }Our 1ate on or JU St &fore the houschuoting. f>!equahfication . is a
loan dosina date If you think rate aood \\I}' to a\ Old ~clay arid d1sap-
will rise before th<'n, many lenders pointment because It tells you the
will allow you to lock. in-for45 to90 pncc range of hou~s you can afford
da) -the rate prcva1hna at the umc ; -based on your·1Jlcome. d~t>t and ~ou apply. Shouf<fyoueboo ro locle-th?do~enl you p{JTI10-mak~.
1n a St't rate, find out what will happen A rulco'fthumb many lcnderJ use 1s
1 f~ou haven't closed when that pen,od "that monthly payments for monpgc
e.11p1rcs. • • , , principal and inter~st. horncowncr:S
Also consi~er.tbe type of mor\gtlgc 1nsuratlee and proprny tue5 should
that mi&ht be best·fot you, Your two llOl· exceed 28 percent of your tross
basic decisions arc whether to take a mcome. Anothfr common au1dehne
fhed-rate or adjustable-rate mortgage as that month y hou 101 expenses
(ARM}, and how Iona a loan to coupled with other debt should not be choo~ The usual tcnns arc 15 years more than 36 percent of your aro s
or 30 years. income. Ho\\ever. thcst ratios may
AR Ms 1cnerally offer lower 101t1al vary, dependmg on the type of loan
interest rates and monthly payments, you choose.
but rates on ARMs vary with the Most lenders charge two types of
general d1rcct1on of interest rates. fees -or points -when making
However, most ARMS have "caps," mortgages. These arc known as the
which limit the amount that rates can origination and discount fees. A point
fl~ctuate. A short-term mongage equals one percent of the loan
amount, anJ )OU may be at* '° ~urc a tov.cr antcrcat rate if you .. Y
cAtra point~
The ora1anation f'CC to buy a home ls
fully tall-deductible in the yqr you
Pl> tt, and as a aeneral rule. if you
plan to live in your home mott than a
few years. it may be id van~ to
(>a)' more points and receive a
reduced Interest rate.
The lntcmal Revenue Service n;-
ccntly ruled that poin1s paid to
rtfinancc a mortpat cannot be
deducted m full upfront but must be
dedU<'tcd over the rcmainina life or
the loan. However, rather than peyina
pomts out of )Our own pockd, you
can often finance them by eddina
them to the amount ortht mor1111t.
Points rcprc~t only-o~ ~ ol
your cJo 1n1 com, wh1ch also tnchMk
loan apphcatton and appraisat fees.
survey and insP,CCtion ch&IJCI. ~tle
insurance. monpae recorchna taicet
and 1caa1 fees. Closirta cosu.'can be cons1detablt -sometimes up to 6
percent of the sales pnce.
A monaaae probably represents
one of the largest financial commit·
ments you will ever mak.c, so 1t can
pay to shop for the loan that •uiu your
spec1ficat1on'I
Mary J. Radle 11 vltt prftwe.a _. .•
maaa1er, coaHmer lllftrmaU. Mr-
vlce1, at Merrm L)'ltd, Piette,
Feuer It Smltb, JJac.
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MENTAL IMMOBILITY IMPEDES MANAGERS ••.
From Bl
rcspons1b1ht1es. and auath to new
ones.
The mobile manager - a term
Jennings coined and used as the title
of the first of his many volumes on
execuuves, corporations and leader-
ship -"intuitively knows what to
hold onto and what to let go of."
A crucial turmns point in careers is
whether an elecut1ve with five or su
reports -or subordmates -is able
tOToresake the idea that he or she has
to be the mo t expert technician or
functionary, and can become a man-
-ager rrrstead.
Those who cannot, waffle between
being technicians and managers,
often faihng to delegate properly, and
·railing to develop competent
subordinates. "They end up carrying the whole
department on their shoulders be-
cause they think they can do every·
thins better than an»one else," says
the professor.
Scparatang6f°or old roles and at-
taching to new ones lS JU.St one
e~ample of mental mob1hty. They
must also separate from old pohc1es,
pracuccs. solutions, and friends and
relationships.
Jenntngs, who often coins words
and phrases to idcnufy and com-
municate his research. puts a heav )"
emphasis on the "APO" triad.
"Mobile managers know how to
APPROACH a new assignment 1,n
such a way ffiat 1t assures h1ah
PERFORMANCE." he said. ''They
know what 1t means to be an
intelligent immigrant in a new pos-
itio n surrounded by natives who
know more than they about what 1s
going on.
"And they perform m such a way
that on their DEPARTURE they will
/
leave the pos1uon '"better shape and
move on to a higher position ..
l\mong other thmp, the departure
requirtment includes leaving the
morale and product1v1ty of the
natives higher 'than It had been. But
the APO tnad also e·oends beyond
the job and an to one's personal hfc.
''You mtist excel 11 mak1na food.
quick, temporary rclat1onsh1ps.' says
Jennings. Many fail to meet this
requirement. know matter how tech-
n1call) expert the) arc He suggests
)OU COruJOu lhJ.1 fJLct:
"If ~ou're JOUlg to be a corporate
officer or d1vmon pn:s1dcnt by age 39
It means you have IS to 17 )'tars to
make the grade as an early arm al - a
prrson age 35 or younger making his
or her a~e tn thousand of dollars.
"Typ1call}. that means 14 to 16
assignment changes. five to seven
posmon changes and two to three
geograph1cl changes .. •
Dunn& this ume. he conunucs. you
must behave so as to attract corporate
sponso~. or those in the compeny
possess ma power to affect your carier
goals. "Sponso" are absolutelX
necessary to become an early anivaJ. •
Upwardly mobile manqen mull
1d~nufy the sponsor, or person taJUna
a personal interest m their career. and
attach to tttat person. And they must
~parate, at l~st mentally, from
others who claim responsibility (or
thCIC SUCctSS. Cltl'lttY."ISC. J.hey may be
tied to faulty alhanocs and rela-
t1onshtps.
It's a larae order, cspcaaJly 1n a
world 1ncreastniJy populated with
dual-<al'C'tr mamagcs.
.. Pracucma generic mobility can be
a horrendous and painful acttvit~
And few fast t.anen arc in any way
preparedr" said Jenninas. •
ANIMATED RAISINS BRING CUSTOMERS BACK ••.
From Bl
San Francisco, to find out why.
"We found that people understood
what raisins were good for. but that
people didn't have al positive emo-
tional image of them," said Veronica
KludJian, who supervises the raisin
board account at Foote Cone. The
absence of an emotional connection,
she said. was hurting sales.
The growers wanted advertising
that would make the connection,
particularlY. with people who have
tned and hlced ~ISlns 1n the past but
quit buyinJ them.
Copywnter Werner and his on-
et1 me partner Dexter Fedor. "ho has
since left Foote Cone, considered
using a celebrity. but decided apinst
tt. ··we thought why not 11vc raisins a
personality of their own," Werner
said.
He said the song was a natural fit
RalSlnS are dned arapcs, and
"Grapevine" captu~ the essence of
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List American Bank
"Pride 1r1 Amencan E.ntefl>nSe"
Announces 9/30/M unaudited results:
Totel Deposits . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . .. .. $59,795,383
Total Loant/lrwfftmenta . . . . . . . . . . $51,738,478
Totel CapltaVAeaerves . . . . . .. . . . . . S 4,890,722
Net Operating Prom . . . . . . . . . . . . . . S 181,873
the recent movie "The 811 Chill:
UPHOLSTERY 111C. Werner wanted clay animation. a n process used in films -and music
...,.. Yw .... c...r. ..., videos. But It was cx~nsive, al\d the
1122 -•• .. CISTA IUl-54'-115' agency had to sell the idea to the raisin 1----------------igrowcrs.
MERICAi GOLD EAGLES
MOIATf DEJ..IUY A~AUIU
JOEL D. RETTEW
A•r• Coln lnYHtm.nt•
1000 Bristol St. North #9
1 Newpo<1 Beech
With a tape of"Grapevane" playina
and Werner dancana the part of a
"supcrcool" raisin. the admen pres-
ented their idea to about 40 arowtrs
last spnng "They took. a vote and
said go do 1t," Werner recalls..
The admakers turned to Will
Vanton. an ellpert in a process called
riiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii1 "Cla) mauon " V mton s 12-year-old production company m Ponland CONSULTING
SEMINAR
Ore .. has created clay animations for
commcmal! for Domino's Pizza.
Nike. 8eneffc1al Fmanc:c and Ken·
tucky Fned Chicken.
Stanang last July, Vmton created
HowtD lluld& H11., '4bur0wn 25 to 30clay ra1S1ns. each 7to81nchea ~uae-n.. C..Uh"'9 H gtri bo •••• delsal1199d by Howatd L.. • wc1 n1 a ut 1~'1 pou00$ and
et-__. -.......o ..._ &11NVl Sporting C)eS. e)'ebrows. arms. lqs
'111111.,., •ow WWI .,., ..........,+ and mouths Aside from whlte .. a....v-coneu"8ne8 & pl'Ofa111onaJ pnictl-..... ~.., ...._ INdt Illa .._ .... lllftllf Oita .,... 1111ce tionera _..be conducted on no two arc alike They wear sneakcn ~ ~ ~" H~~!::.C:Cc• ~~ mo~~~ Fe< complete lnfOfmatlon call/write ofthd1ffcrchnt colors Some arc fat and
11u 11"" 1!w1 : 11u 1940 •'ll• 111•11113300 o ers t an: some bemused and 7WM1~1• othen sm1hn1; wme with sun•1 ... -. G:t ~ -IDCIJll ~ roe ~ ~U:,:,'1t0Ufl and others without ...-.• ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!~~~L~o.s~ALA~Mf'T~oa~.CA~to~1~21~~~U V1nton's crew also created an ~ ensemble of am mated snack foods-
Here is a coupon. It can save you money. But
before you go wildly clipping it out, it may be smart
to consider your tactics. You could take your sweet·
heart to MacArthur Park for an exquisitely romantic
meaJ, partaking of the likes of oakwood· moked
baby back ribs, a dry-aged New York steak·, live
Maine lobster or charooal-grilled fre h wordfish.
Then you could tell her about how· you have thi
coupon, and that's why you could bring her here, etc.
This, we think, is a bad idea. So we suggest you
lie. Or at lea t keep quiet about it. AnyvJay, do what
you have to d~. But do it soon ... thi offer i goOd
for lundl or dmner any unday through ThurSday
only until ovember 27th.
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1 an<! Warner Avenue, at Pttt( Landina. I Thi coupon i good for lundl or dinner, any unday th~ Thursday I .
I untd ~r27.1986,andpa)'! forlM expen ivec1twomain<nUt'9eS. I
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boggle~ycd prct1el twists, rippled
potato chaps. chocolate<h1p cookies
and a boit of popcorn
Everything an the commercial was
made of clay -from the man and
woman on a sofa to their floor lamp and bookcase.
No one ~ill say JU~t how much tl'us
cost. KludJian will say only that it was
more than averaac for a )()..second
commercial, which she said costs between $125,000 and Sl7S,OOO.
ShOC?t•n& an animated spot is excruc1atmgly slow
A sttll camera records a sin&)e
frame. and then characten are moved
into another pot1t1on. An eyebrow
may be ra1\Cd, a mouth may be
opened, arms and leas are rcposa~ uon~ to 11vc a sense of movtment.
Then the camera records another frame.
The commercial was hot at a rate
of 24 frame per ~ond. mcanina 720 such scenes had to be arranaecs by
hand. ft took about five -wttkt to shoot.
The ad •acncy filmed profesaional
dlncen 1mprovmn1 move~n&s co
the \On~ and then rcphcaced thole
movements ~•lh the rai in
The m~ 1c \tarts slowly' and "
,...atch from a d1 lance as raisins
mart.h out of their box and acrou lhe
tabk. Then the nmm moves in close.
n •nnounC"Cr arurOduc:es them
umP.IY: ··ca1trorn1• raisins from the
C1hforn1 vineyards " •
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1 Veterar:is Day · ·~ay of peace
By REP. JOHN McCAIN ·
•
... • . MaybetheGOPwlll ~allze(Cranslon}m ke hlsownluck. even In
the fact! of adversity. • ·
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, . THOMAS &LJA8
eo1 .. m.t
/
W11.T£I
Bu11ouc1s
We won't .
honor . .
At l I o'clock this morning. our nation will officially
commence our yearly tribute to our veterans. Veterans Day
ceremonies at rlington National Cemetery and celebrations
elswhere around the co~ntry commemorate the commitment
nd sacnftee-0fthosc inOI\ iduals.who ha¥e.sencdoor nall0&1---'.._ .... war, But~ as members of the armed services. ~
Veteran Da> iu da> for all Americans to remember rhat
the pnce of fr'Ced6m can be "ery htgh indeed. It 1s a da> that
rekindles f!'Cm~ries of our glonbus but c9stJy hist or). It i.s ~
day that serves to r~nt;.v the dream and ~mv1sorate the spint'
'that carried our great natton through more than two centune~
of struggle. But., and this we must never forget. Veterans Day
is really a day of peace.
This day. Nov. 11. is a day that in its initial observan<;e
was marked as a day to celebrate the end of the war that would
end all wars. Although this promise proved to be fault) and
the prophecy remains unfulfilled, the idealism that advanced
this notion must, and does endure.
John Foster Dulles said "The world will never have
lastini peace as long as man reserves for war the finest human
qualmes. Peace. no less than war. requires idealism and self-
sncrifice and a righteous and dynamic fahh."
Veterans Day is a good day to highlight these ideals so
lhat we may nurture and build the foundations for a lasung
peace of noble and universal dimensions. To work to this end
will not be easy, but then preserving our personal freedoms
and our democratic way of life knows no pric~.
As I reflect upon the man) feats if heroism displayed b>
American serviceman and women on and ofT the battlefield.
we cannot help but collectively remember the more than one
million ind1v1duals who have kept burning the flame of
freedom and held ~pen the door of opportunity, with their
very lives. The willingness of some to give their lhes so1~hat
others m.1ght lave. always seems to evoke in us a senr:-of
amazement and .respect.
Today we wall pause to reminisce and thank all the men
and women who have ened our nation so well. We \\Ill ne\.er
know the doubt. the loneliness. the hardship these 1ndiv1duals
felt. but bravcl} faced. However, I believe I speak for all
Americans when J sa} QUr veterans' commitment .. and
devotion to dut> and country is appreciated more than the}
could possibly know. ,.
President Abraham Lincoln spoke at Gettysburg of
dedication. commitment, sacrifice and of the " ... unfinished
work ... thus far so nobly-ad"ance." Veterans Da> ts a day to
remember our unflnishcd work and to renew our commit-
ment never to rest until we have achieved our dream .of
everlasu ng-peacc
M cCain, R-Arlr., wbo wrote Ibis for tbe Freedom Foundation,
-------. ... rnd ID tbe U.S. Navy and wu a prlsonerotwmn Vlemam.
The price of pride and
glory was paid in full
£()/TOR NO TE This wlumn M-ntten bi former OJt/1 P1/ut
c11_1 l'J11or Don ( anrrdl. first appi.·arrd at Vt·rt·rans Dai in J 968 aftl'r
thl' II (/fl'/ karm-d of the dcDth om )OUng man Tom Gabcz ofCasn
Grandl'. \ru . 11/10 1,as k1/h-d in \!ictnam on Mai :!7 of that ll'Dr c .
By DON CANTRELL
Dear Tom:
Although"''' nt.'' 1.·r had the opportun1t) of meeting. 11 would be
surpt 1~1ng ho" man~ time'> your fal-e has pas.">ed bcfor1.· me while
flipping through ba1. k ed1t1ons
Less than two months have elapsed smce the 10k dned on the
bold headlines announcing your death. And yet each ume I'm
confronted with the ta~k of rcfemng to old news stones (or
background information. I know before I stan turning the pages that
you r face will fla'>h before me again. Thus. 11 will always seem hke
y<"sterda). but time becomes meaningless in the spmt of man
because that lives on through eternity.
Yes. we never had the opponunaty of meeting. But then I can't
help but wonder 1fw(' haven't met somewhere before. Tom? Could 11
have been ( oncord Lc\'.10g1on or Bull Run? Or maybe ll was No
Man'5 Land Ho" abut th~ Libyan Desen. Normand). Wake island
orC-orrrg1dor'l Poss1bl~ I'm thtnktngol the Yalu River. Seoul or Pork
Chop Hill
It's cas~ to get them m1\'.ed up I ~it's cas Tom, becau<;e
they'r(' all S) mbQl1c of the \llme thing In which YOU gave up your life
Let's not call 11 freedom '>IOC:e this word has been so abused Rather.
let's sa) it's..,~ mbol11.: ul the "fltnt of free men who have made a choice
not to mk losing their integnty. nobility and hberty under a
dictatorship .\nd 1h1'>. 100 1s eternal m the hearts of free men.
But there\ no m1\tal..1ng your face, Tom. J've seen 1t too many
times before and in all those places. Forgotten'? How could anyone
forget them" The) \\Crc )Ou and me, our brothers and next door
neighbor'> and we '>tood united in the rcspons1b1hty of defending free
men from tho<,c "'ho would enslave them.
Toda> the\ lall 111.ommun1sm. And yet 1t doe~n't require much
tntelltgcnce to d1<;c11vcr that it's nothing morec than a totalitarian
d1ctatorsh1p under a ne" guise Glance quickly at those vain faces
and )ou'll find a 'ltnking '\1m1lanty of an evil desire for power in the
thousand'> of tac.cs wh11:h came before them.
Ye., t"-o monthc, ha\e elapsed ince I read the account of your
death It came a<i I was departing to interview a couple who owned a
pet dove. which. iron Kall).'" a c;ymbol of peace.
It happened a\ I \\as getting mto my car when I heard my nume
ring out aero.,., the parking lot Was it your face comma towards m<'
wme 30 'tard<i a"'a""
It was hard to trll unlll a )OUnf boy about your age humed'up lO
the car H<' "a-; holding an air ma1 envelope. and seemed <''ltremel y
anit1ou.,
But h<' wa\ couneou\ as he handed me the letter. a ked me if J
would read 1t. then introduced h1m~lf as Manuel Gahu Jr .. your
brother mall ~ondcr that the face was familiar He knew I was late •
for the appointment. but he apologized. CX{>la1nina that he had to
return the letter to )Our mother in the morning. •
I nodded and proceeded to read tht contents. It was letter or
sympath) from (apt J.H. Binford Peay Ill. o·nc of the officers. in
your battery He related the fateful day when the Viet Cong
hammered your camp with tho c screaming mortar and rocket
rounds. and how the final moment came as you were trapped m1i1dc the bunker. .
He spoke ha&hly of yo u Tom. and informed your mother ot the
res~ you_)lad commanck'd from men 1n your ballet'), and the c:ouraa~u ellcmpl1ficd
Upon a,cntly fold1na the letter. r looked into the face of your
t:5rothcr and saw immense pride. R<"al pride. Tom. Noth1n1 could
have held more valuc for him at that moment than see1n1 thai letter
published.
It would tell &he world about hi brother. No. n would tell more
than that. Tom. Jn Manuel'~ h<"an 1t ~ould banner h~dhne the
tremendous lo-we one brother had for another. And you can't buy that
forany um.
Not wantint to hear a n the rcsPonsc. Manuel asked: "How
much w1ll 11 cost to act 1t in the flllpcr:>°
I 1lmost 1m1lt'd at that. Tom. but I qu1ckly'crucd an) doubt b) •
1tatin1 that 1t was ltttumatc n nd I ~ould return the lcncr to
him the foUow•na day. ~ou would U\C betn tQuatl) proud 10 ha' e 5:CCn the &Jory and
the tr1umpt\ an h11 eyn.
Ha'c we all not kn<nrr'n uch a face'!
How 1"udrwould tt C'OSt'!
You pe1d tht full POCC r alJ of u~
•.
·.
.Race turns out to be big
factor in· political races
The New York Times has for the
third lime now pubhshe<fa "Portrait
of the Electorate," a bnlltantly con-
ceived and cosnprehcnsiv~ly 1m-
agmat1ve study of who voted for the
Democrats. who for the Republicans.
An cxP.lanat1on informs us that the poss1b1lity of error is given by
stausuc1ans as not greater than plus
or minus a single percentage point.
One hundred voting components arc
examined, ) 1elding a remarkable
pan1culant)' of response
Here arl' some of the poll's lindin~
•Women arc more hea .. 11) Demo-
cratic (b) 3 percent) than men But
the four-year trend favors the Re-
publicans (b} 4 percent).
•Among whiles. Republicans beat
Democrats Just slightly (b} 1 percent)
t>ut the trend 1s R<"publican (by 5
percent)
•Blacks are over"-hclmingl}
Democratic <86 p<"rce nt to 14 per·
cent). though the trend 1s ever so
shghtl)' R.cpubh can (by 3 percent)
• H1span1cs arc almo&t as hea\ 1ly
Democratic (75 percen t to 25 per-
cent). The trend shows no movement
of any sort
•The age of the voters matters very
httle. though the highest d1.,paruy 1s
amon& 45-to-59.ycar-olds. who vote
Demodranc 54 p<'TC'Cnt to 46 pcrct'Tlt~
b> compari son . young people 18 to 29
vote Democratic. but only by a
marginof51 percent to49 percent In
CHI) age grouping. the trend 1s
Republican. most pronouncedly
among the )Oungcst voters (59 per-
cent voted Democratic 1n 1982. 51
percent' oted Democratic in 1986).
•On the whole. the more education
the voter has. the ltkeher he 1s to vote
Republican. ranging from 57 percent
to 43 percent for non-high school
graduate' to ~I pettt'nt to 49 pe1 cem-
for college graduates.
•The most sohdl). Democrallc
region con tinues to be the South (56
percent to 44 percent); the least. lhe
West (51 percent to 49 percent). Only
the Mtd~est has moved in the
Democratic direction during the pas1
eight years (from 49 percent to 53
percent); by contr~~t. the East has
moved toward the GOP (from 35
percent to 41S percent).
•Democrat are least popular with
\\hltC fundamentaltsts Or evanaelical
Christians (31 percent). most popular
wtth Jewish voters (70 percent).
White Protestants prefer the GOP ( 5 7
percent). Catholics th<' Democrat\
(55 percent)
•There 1s surprisingly ltttle dif-
ference in pan) preferenc<' between
the poor (under S 12.500, 56 percent
Democratic), and the nch (over
S50.000. 47 percent Dcmocrnttc). But
here there 1 quite emphatic move-
ment an the past four )Car . In the
lo,Hncome group, ant1-Dcmocrat1c
<(rpm 73 percent Dcmocratte suppon
to 56 percent suppon); m the htgh
income. pro·Democrat1c (from 37
percent to 4 7 percent).
•The un<"mploycd and govern-
ment employed arc heavily Demo-
cra11c (63 percent. 62 percent). while
homemakers and professionals arc
cuctl y spht (50 percent to 50 per-
cent)
•Union households are Demo-
cratic (63 pen::ent to 37 percent).
• First·11me \Oter'> went (narrow-
ly) Rcpubltcn n ( 51 percent to 49
percent).
• Mamc:d \ oters were more nar-
ro" IY Democratic (51 percent) than
unmarried voters (56 percent).
• outhcm blacks arc more over-
whclmingl) Democratic than Eastern
blacks (93 percent to 87 percent)
•One-third of Democrats approve
of Reagan (36 percent), whale 64
pcrctnr or Republicans approv<' of
him ,
The figures arc all interesting. but
probably in respect of black" and Jews
WILLIAM F.
Bue KLEY
they are most interesting. even 1f they
arc dismaying. Whereas in four }cars
Jewish enthus1asm for the Democrats
reduced from 82 percent to 70
percent. black loyalty to the Demo-
crats dunng the same period mo\Cd
insignificantly (89 percent to 86
percent).. Moreover. black affihatton
with the Democratic Pany proved
much stronscr than an> putat1\e
black affihat1on for other blacks •
This was made most starkl) cl~ar in
M1ch1gan. where the Republican
nominated a black (W1ll1am Lucas)
for governor. who opposed a wh11c
Dcmocrauc incumbent (James
Blanchard). The white Democrat
defeated the black Republican by a 69
percent to 31 percent margJn.
Indeed. the blac1' monolith 1s a
factor of critical consequence. Races
1n Alabama. Non'1 Carolina, Lou1S1-
ana and California would have gone
Republican. a\ would the orpmla·
taon of the Senate. if the black vote
had been <'Ven 20 percent more
Repubhcan. The headline wanner of
the whole election· was New York's
Gov. Mario Cuomo. The maJOnty of
white voters. however narrowly (51
percent to 49 percent), voted against
him.
Which ceruunly demonstrates that
the Republicans have a whole lot to
learn about how to talk to black
ot.cts..-and-thal black. ¥()tCfS ha\.~ .a
whole lot to learn about what 1s be~t
for them.
Wllll•m F. Buci/ey 11 a 1yadlcated
columal1t.
Maybe the GOP will realize
Cranston makes his own luck
In the end thi~ one wall be
remembered as JUSt another win for
Alan Cranston, the septuagenarian
senator with the incredibly good luck
who al~a)s ~m to draw nobodies
for opponents.
And it's true that Ed Zschau. once
hailed a a witty and charismatic new
face on 1hr poht1cal honzon. now
appear doomed to be remembered a
httle more than the answer to a tnvia
que\llOn the auy Dcmocrat Cran<tton
bcatinJ96
The only trouble 1s that it wiun't
ea~y. h1 ( rtn!tton win was very
different from 196 and 1974 and
1980. when he waltzed to wide
marains over Republicans Max Raf-
ferty, H L R1chatdwn and Paul
1Gann.
This ume Cranston was in trouble
elmon from lh~ tan. Earl> 1n the
year. he wa pronounced the "mo t
vulnerable Ocmocratic incumbent"
and the nauonal Republican Pail)'
made him a prime taraet. pump1n
S 1.6 m1lhon into Zschau·, war chest
ORANGE COAST
llilyPilat
' President Reagan raised another
$1.5 mallton for Zschau, de p1te the
46-ycar-old's frequent dcv1auons
from the pany hne tn eonares 1onal
vote
Cranston was ~en a\ .. ulnerablc
bcuuse of th<' 1984 pres1dent1aJ
campaign. in which he cmeracd as
clearly the mo t hbct41 ~mocrat an
the running unul he bombed out in
the Np Hamp h1rt primary.
'"'Ac utd a lot of things then that
people will remember.'' $11d one top
Republican official. "And 1f they
don't, we'll remind them.-
Cranston aJ o had to face down
prominent potential GOP candidate
like u-Prcs1dent Gerald Ford,
baseb;ill commmaoncr Peter Ucber·
roth and actor Charlton Heston. all of
whom ac11velycons1dcred u1kin1him
on before dropping OllL
nd then CraMton was handed ~me b d luck to go along with his $2
m1llion°plus crunpa11n debt from
1984. Earl)' an the )rar. GOP can·
d1datrs 8obb1 f1edle1 and Ed Davi
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THOIAS
Euas
became involved an a contretemps
which ~w Davis aecusana FtedJer of
U')'•na 10 pay him off for stay1n1 out of
the race.
Fiedler was exonerated w1th1n.a
month, but lost vital f und-ra1s1na
momentum, which ten Zschau as the
onl> monaed candidate in the GOP
field ' Zschau was onl~ the only moderate
Republican runn1na. and when he nn'atlyfllc~d ofTwnh Cranston. 1rwa
the first tame the senator had run for
reelection apiost anything but an
extreme conservative,
Cranston faced th1 new problem
dutttly. He bepn au1ck1n1 Zschau
the cU) after the pnmal")' eltctton,
focus1na on the numcroui in·
(0M1stenci 1n ZJc-hau's votma rt·
cord.
But ZKhau fired back "1th com·
mcrc1als calhna Cr1nston JOR on
drup 1nd lUfot1snl ~bau actually
outspent Craruton by 1hout S2
m1lhon to S1 million dunna the
month of ~tembcr. the first tame
Oranston had ever b«n ouupcnt
durint • n&tcal prt.e uon Ptnod
n.liat &w u • seaa. M-'f:•·
NIH tWflfrullfr • '"''e 11 wt.
its.end
TQda) 1S' \ctcr.m's 03)' -once ~olled V (for victory) Da)' an 1918 to
mark 1hc end of World War I.
This was the most grievously costly
war an history up· to then. Two
hundred btlhon U .. dollars was the
e~tamatcd direct cost! Economic costs
were more th;ln double that amount.
r'rc~1dent Woodrow Wilson, a one
umc univers1t) professor. agreed
wuh other statesmen that "wmethina
must be done•· to stop a rtpetlllon of
war Wilson suggested a .. LcaJue of
Nations'' which all alhcs JOaned
except 1he L nited lau~s. A homble
affront to an honorable man of &ood
intentions.
We got the 1n1ted Nauons at the
end of World War JI but. unhapp1I)'
that appears to be a flop. too.
\<>. toda} "e ha.,.c a nothing called
Veteran's Da) It 1s perhaps. a day that all ·
Amencans are happ) to agree 1s
wonhwhalc to honor lhe brave
c1t1zens wt.u fought two fru1tlc-ss
wars But cenainly not now or ever,
should we be co1ened into hononng
the wars themselves In World War J days -only 72
years ago -ther<' was no wa)' for the
c1vll1an populallon to follow crfec-
ll\ el~ the: progress of the fighting. We
d1dn J have 1elev1s1on or radio broad·
casting or the intense nvaJry among
them that v.c have toda)'
So far as I know we had nothing but
newspapers to carry the news to the
populace We had some nvalry
amona 1he three l Inned Statc5 "ews
str' ice~ that SCf\.ed the newspapers.
V.e had Associated Press and United
Pres and lntcrnauonal News Scr-
\ ICe
".SSOCJatcd Press. as toda}', de-
pended on "lUrno .. cr .. news. which
means news supplied by 1U members.
Each major member had a tele-
grapher in its office I "ell remember.
even Iona after that the newspaper J
"-Orked for had an operator who had a
chckang kc} .,._,h1ch he tapped to send
news to the central Associated Prcs.s
office and to transcnbe the chcks he
got 1n return. At our small daily paper
United Pres5 n<"ws cam<' by messc:n·
ger from the railroad station which
received ne"s as a W<'stern Union
telegram.
I don't kno" where As'iOCi.tted
Press got us war anforma11on Prob-
abl) from Reuters We didn't have
the foreign corrc!P()ndents from bag
newspapers that we have now so any
"cxclu'1ve" news that appeared in
any paper came b) mail.
News from Europe or from London
was quite frankl) a mess.
When the first news of th<' end ot
World War I came out m m} home
town our famous Scot Angus Rogers
and has pipe band humcdl) 101
togeth<'r and led a parade down
Pacific .. e~ A bunch_ of kJ.ds
including me. who usually hunt
around the Roacrs· abode followed
him downtown and hclpcd lllm form
the parade. Kids. and grown-up! too.
Joined the parade which lasted for a
mile south on Pacific Avenue then
made a U·tum and went nonh. When
we got opposite the newspaper office.
one of the editors came out and told Mr. Roge~ 1t was a felseabnn.
It really wasn't completely false. It
was simply that the Germans and the
Enghsh-Frcnch had 1101 offio1ally
s1ancd the truce
ome of you may have had fathers
or uncles or kin of wmc kind who
were in the army. When they got back
home they had some homfyana
stone to tell about trench warfare. (n
the trenches the troops seldom came
out e'{ccpt to attack. The rest of the
tame they hterall) laved in the
trenchc aJona with rats. fleas and
mud
Otherwise the troops never aot out
of the trenches except to attack the
German trenches, or as wounded to
be led out of the area for tnaae. That'~
the s)stcm whercb)' wounded soldien
arc classified mto three catcaones~ I)
hopcJe and lef\ to die~ 2)~ot bMJy
enouah wounded to bt wonh carryina
out. and 3) able to ~lk out •
Ye n was a stranae war-stranaer'
in many ways than World War 11
There were no fl&huna a.ircran. On
our i1de lhcrc were a few -a very few
-biplane but these wett used
mcxtly for "spotters." The same was
true with the Germans.
There were a few &ood develop.
ment' a5 a mutt of World War I as
was the ca~ aR~r World War lJ. aOth ~llmulatcd patnousm,
Veteran' Da)'. todly marks the end
of a temblc war -more terrible in man) v.a), than World War II . So 1
sometimes tAronder. ••wby do ""
celebrate 11'>" •
I 10mct1mcs wonder h) nh
such a homble ha tory do we 'find 11 wonh • national holiday to ceJebraic
But, 1( wt do, I'd lake 10 think thAi after each •'Ir holiday, 11 causn our
c1t11en to 1h1nlt a hnk. Is that 1 vain
hope? ,,.,,.,. . ...,..,..,, " . ,.., .. , ..... ,..,, ...
'George' for porters
occupational handle
Q . My granddad says -a11 the
Pullman porters on the old trains
wettcalled Oeorgc. Was it Jame sort
of racial tag?
A. No. not the way Rastus was
racial An occupational nickname,
George. Like Buck ~or a cowboy. Or
Sparks for a telegrapher. That the
car's . desj&ner was George M.
Pullman had something to do wnh it. . . ,
· L.M.
~.BOYD
~
7.810 )"Cars. Far older than other
mummies. (Tf you want to get cult'
about .. mummy'sagc'' within earshot
of your mother, be careful.} Chile's
oldest, in fact. is 3,400 years older
than £aypt's oldest.
•
DEAR ANN LANDERS: I read the
letter in your column from the
woman who had her chin fixed and
told you what a gt'('al improvement it
made-m her life. -A11
WDEIS .
I wall scream 1f I read one more
letter from a woman bcllyachin&
about her imperfections. 1 have
straight. hmp hair, crooked teeth, a
jaw that snal)S every ume l chew.
stretch marks on my breasts, a fanny 11cmsarcalready10 the bag and I have
that is much too ta11c. flabby thighs. to hunt for what isn't theirs. ·
and r wear orthopcd1~shocs. • Af\er I've deducted the items I have
I aJso have many friends, a loyely to call fo r the manager to examine the
husband, a good JOb and numerous tape and sign it. By this ume the
·interests. I enjoy hfe. customers who have been de1ayed arc
An.obscs ion with phys1cal appear-seething.
Soqth
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We are frequently ;, .ked what
we think 1 the most commong ma.s-
take .made by the average playt>r. It
is not even close· the failure to
count tricks wins hand.1 down. We
saw this dt>al played aboard a r~·
cent Royal Viking Line bridge
cruise.
South 1s perhaps a little· light for
hie. rebid or three dubs, but the
alternatives-two heart!l and two
no trump-also leavf' som('thing to
be.desired Certamly, the final con-.
tract or thrtt no trump l5 hard to
(ault.
West chose a top-of-nothing dia-
mond as his opening lead Declarer
saw the opportunity to set up a ten·
ace In the suit, so he playOd low
East won the queen and shifted tO
A PP1M M~l.l\8Uf0 l[JTERS IN I ~ THESE ~au~•Es
UNSC.tAM~l! AaO!a. lEJTUS TO en ANSWE~
C111w
Git£1 :
•
lhe ten or dubs Whether~declarer
duC'kf'd or won, the dan,\age had
bffn done and h~ did well to
emerge wiU! e1ght tricks.
The hand"'is almost too simple to
write about. After the diamond
o~ning Ind declarer 11 entitled to
nine tricb: four 'pades, two
hearts, one diamond and two clubs:
All he has to do 1 guarantee he gets
them
The way to make sure of that ii
to win the ace of diamonds at trick
one! Thereafter. declarer rumpl7
cash s the ace·kang of spade •
comes to hand with a high club and
leads the jade or spades to force
out tht> quttn. ·
Should West wan the queen an4
revert to ·diamond , declarer can.
assure.the contract by playing the
nfne of dJamonds from the tabl
East can win, but dummy'!l guard•
ed ten prevents the ddenders frorq
running the suit, and declarer can
cash out as soon as he regains th!P
lead. . ----: ~-·---i .... ••••,
"Shrift" is ano\her word for absolu-
tion.. The condemned prisoner of
medieval time was~~nted a little
time tor same with his priest ~fore
execution. And We wound up witll tbe
term "short shnft."
Chances arc pretty fair you got your OOn 't know what the great homed first JOb at a McDonald's. One out of
owl d~s to show disbelief. It can't roll every 15 people nationwide did so.
its eyes.
Q. What was the last year that read
the same upside down as right side
up?
ancc, short of true deformity. is a Another pet pcc'e: People who buy
psychologJcal problem. Why don't bananas and say. "I ate one. Here's
you tell these people to-&et the the peel." We have to weigh the peels
INSIDES of their heads fixcd1 That's and guess how much to charge.
where the tro1,1ble is. -I AlN'T Anothel' r.ripc: People who buy
PERFECT, BUT I SURE AM cookies and ~ve IJlC a half-eaten box
HAPPY! to ring up. 1t seems incredible that
DE.AR HAPPY: Not everyone has adults can't wait until they get <1ul of
your capacity to rise above pbyalcaJ the store.
Imperfection.a. Why accept them If I don't intend to do this forever, but
they can be remedied? I ace nothing 1fl've m~de hfc: a lmle easier forthosc
wrong lD makln& an effort to lmpTOve who do. it'll be wonh the stamp. -
011e'1 loob. For example, yo a can do WORKING GIRL DOWN ~UTH.
TODAY'S-
.CROSSWORD PUZZLE
Q. Ask your Love and. War man
how manr bndes today arc what you
ml&)lt cal utterly ineilpenenced?
A. One in 13. says he.
Your mind constantly processes
the true from the false, evidently.
Memory tests show people tend to
rccall what they believe to be true. but
for:sct what J.hey_think.J'> fulS(. Ifs
automatic.
Client wntes: "Four U.S. prc<>1·
dents served terms 1n which they
either f.lvc or got highly publicised
"Deals• -L Teddy Roosevelt. "The
Square Otal." 2. Franklin D. Roose-
velt, "The New Deal." 3. Harry
Truman, "The Fair Deal." And
oiehar:d Niiton-, "T~ R"-~ Deal. ..
A. 1961. something about your straight, limp DEAR GIRL: Your gripes •'>und ACROSS 56 School text
balr, yoar large fanny aJHI flabby legitJmate to me. Glad to g!ve you a 58 Loose-leaf
thighs. If you don't want to, that's eballff to sound off. Am11ln1 how l Get gomg book cover
A London horse trader of the 1700s your business, bat please don't crltl· eblldlsb ad alts ean be, Isn't It? 6 Get together 60 Bargain event
decked out all his animals in bnght clte those wbo make an effort to 11 Enf .. ble 63 Oynamte
checkered blankets. And gave us the Improve tbelr-loo• ".•·. DEAR ANN• •L•ANDERS: My 1
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n1 66 Mature elver word for such design. Has name was _., 67 Attractions
Richard Tattersall. DEAR ANN !,..ANDERS: Please boyfriend and I are planning to be 16 Blue moon 68 Pam1-plam
allow me to sa y something 10 every-mamcd 1n December. The only dates 11 Roof part expert
Pri1cfight records descnbc_a _bo-ut-=o=ne who s ops 1n grocery stores. --we-could g~he.ballr.oo~ 1&-Sefor.e 11~· ----09. w.a,4ome
an 1hc t 870s between the English I'm a cashier at a checkout station 8th or the 22nd. 20 Sinus 70 Big meal •
champion Jim Mace and an unnamed and my JOb is not easy. Ever tried If we choose the 22nd. 1t will fall on Arableus 7 1 Outrage
Th l'. gh l'. h s·--~·011 J·n the same place for eight the second banhday of our baby girl. 22 Stopover opponent. ey 1ou t 1our ours WUlU,I ,, l'. • h 23 s bble hou...., ""th two 15-mi·nute breaks-if My question 1s. would 1t be 1a1r to er qua witho ut hitting each other even once. ,., ... , · hd '> 25 Terrier type
How could that be? you're lucky'! if we got ma med on her b1rt ay. 28 Goll items
Our store supplies wooden sticks Please reply soon; we have to set a 29 "Good King
Q. What book of the Bible makes that plainly say. '"Please plac.e this date now. -W.T.H. IN WJSCON-
no m.:n11on of God'> between orders." I check the items SIN.
..\. Eo,thcr nul I rcach...onc of the.se.stic.k.$.--The-DEAR-WlSCONSIN!-ClloosLltt.. 30 New Jersey
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1 Container
2 Queen of
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4 Key
Oldest mummy known was found L.M. Boyd Is • syadlcated
not in £aypt but an Cbilc. Goes back · coblma/11.
customer.. don't pay attention. Five Stb. Yov dau11tter'1 birtHay sboold
or six stems later they holler. "Those be HER day. Alao, tbe Und is too
~eren't mine!"' Most of the time the close to tbe holidays.
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T Glacial
Nancy Reagan cited fordrugfight
By tM Alaoelatcd Pre11
NEW YORK -First lady
Nucy Rcac-.s received a stand·
ana ovation and a $50.000 award
for her crusade against drug
abuse, but asked that the money
ao to the cause
Mrs. Reagan was one of the fil'1t
nine people to receive aw:aras
from the CharlC'<i A. Dana Foun·
dation for their work 1n health
anocducation. he asked that her
SS0,000 bonoranum be used as
sttd money for the Nancy Rcaaan
Drua Abuse Fund. "We have to do e\Crything in .
our po~cr to stop the flow of
druas into this country." the first
lady said. "We mu l have ade·
qualc treatment centers for th~~
Jettuna to overcome t~c1r add1c·
uons . But mo t of all. we must
ed1.acate people to the threat that
druas po~·
StockiDIUP
NEW YORK -cw Yor'"
Stock 6'ld•~nar Chairman. JoM 1 ....... Ir. ha lcf\ for Chana lo
help aive officiab 1n that com-
munist nation 1<>mc 1n1ide infor· mauon on ttad1n1 uocb and
bond . •
Phelan 1 thr httd of a de&.
John J. Pllelaft Jr.
rgauon of20 US executives to a
four-day >mpo ium, which
optntd Monda) in f'ckm
The Amcncans, who wtrc in·.
vattd b) hina, plan to tca<'h
banktna and indU!tnal official
tMrnbout t<tUll) markets, <'rtd11
market • urat~ rt&ulat1on and
d1ffcn:n1 tyl'( orlinan 1al 1n tru·
mcnt
Paultng cited
() \ ON, Otu<l-:r~o-t1m(
Nobel Pti1c wanner l.Jllet PHH•a
and W. E4wanl Dtml•s; the
managtmcnt con ultanl whQ
helped Japan an "' 1ndu mat
I urp:ncc. "ert indu cd into
the f:n 1nC"Cnng and 1enct tcnll
of fame
In thefr acceptance speeches.
both men wame-d that the United
States as makma some grave
mistakes.
Deming. 86. said American
managers are headed for a col-
hMon with . growina trade an~
budget deficit that wtll mak~1h1s ~
nation a bad crtdll risk.
Pauhng. 85. who won Nobcls
fot peace and chemistry, said
all,uana that more money for
m1lita11 rc-;carch provide civ-
ilian benefit~•~ a m)"lh.
Accept• rl•k•
\S VEGA -Jue Scobee,
""1fe of the late \huttle com-
mander Dick Scobee, ""'>~ the
C hallcnicr dt 'tcr taught her •
new mc;,1nmg of cour e and tht'
need to take nsks.
''The greatc!fit mk ·~ to take no m atall," Mf':'I .• obcetold 2.000
mcmbersofthc a11onal A. \oc1a-
t1on. or Oiftcd h1ldren. "If there
re no n\k_ there 1\ no .. nc""
lnowlc<Uc."
Ml'!I. SCOl:>CC. an cducatqr nnd
member of \tic asWt1a11on'i.
board of dtttt10D, poke at the
organ11ati n·~ annual c nvcn·
t1on.
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author
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match
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Juncture
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......._. even if you didn't!"
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Robinson remains firm :
He'll inserlquarter back Ever-ett-
6nly w·h ·n Ii · sure limei-s-Figh
From AP dJ1palcltes
Despite the Ramf dismal offensive show1ns 1n New
Orleans Rams Coach John Robinson sa)s Steve Dils
probabl) will tart again this unda)'.
The Rams. st1ll lcad1nf the bunched NFC West b} a
~lf·aamc O\Cr San Francisco despite a 6-0 loss to the
Saints. ho t New EnaJand Sunda) Both the Ramsand the
Patnots arc 7-1.
Asked Monda> 1f Dils \\OUld nan against New
England. Robinson replied· "I h~"en't decided. but I
thm~ so. Remember that teve's win-loss record as a
starter for us 1s 3-1 ...
So the question of when rookie quancrback Jim
E-.crcu will sec his first pro action remains a questton.
Rob1nM>n has wanted to bnna E'crett along slowly.
inscn1ng him 1n a non-critical situation. but he hasn't
used him at all ince the Rams haven"t been in any one-
s1dcd pme .
"I'd truly hke to ha"e put him in for seven pla ys 1n
the first half of a game. 14 1n the next to act him to a level
where we'd feel confident \\e can play him," Robinson
soi1d.
"We're going to go each w.ctk wnh the gu) w.e feel can
help U!. W IO ..
Cheetah
as-sumes-
lead· over
Christine
Cal n1er winds outh
of Guadalupe Isl an d
ti~h le n up Cabo field
By ALMON LOCKABEV ...................
D1m10sh1na w.1nds along the BaJa
C:ihtorn1a 1:0Jst outh of Guadalupe
I land r..tond:>\ IO\\l'd the Los n-
aclc to C :il'lo· San Lu a race but
tt&hlC'nC'd up the race far line honors
1mont the ( la\ .\ leaders
Die Pennm11on's Pctc"'on-66
The Rams were coming off a ~eek 10 which they both
soared and slumped. as the shutout 10 New Orleans
undil)_umeon the hctlsofthc Rams' 20:.LJ v-1ClOr)'..OYCr
the defending uper Bowl champion Bears 1n Chicago on
Monda) night
Although he threw for JUSt 137 yards in a 6-for-25
ou1m1as-i1nst Ch1ca,ao. Dils came up wuh a couple ofke)
wmpkt1ons \pms1 the Saints. Dils completed 16 of 34
for I 3.J ) ~r<h.And Lb rcw an tn t.crccplJon la1c_ 1 n the pmc
when lhl' Ran~ had a first down at the New Orleans· 21-
):ird line •
Robinson. os he had defended quarterback Dieter
Broe" 1n I IJ8S. now defends Dils He said he thought Dils
had on~ofthc bclll'r gamesany quanerback"s had against
the Bears recC'ntl). commenting that. despite 'lhc
quarterback's un1mpress1vc stallsttcs. "Steve dtd CAcactly
wh;it we wanted him to do On the bas1sofwmn10g. hed1d
a great JOb.°'
The coach said of the loss to New Orleans. ··we
didn't get the ball in the end zone and nobody can escape
that (CrtllltSm) -the quanerback. the coach. nobod) ...
E'en thl' Rams· usually produc11ve ground game was
inefTec.:mc. a!. Enc Dickerson was hmued tojus1 57 yards
on !I larrte!>
"I think the game Monda> n1gt\I took something out
of him:· Robinson said of Dickerson's imprcss1-.e rn > ard5 on .29 curie against the tough Chicago defense
"Uc had a great game against the Bears. that I I I
):trds doesn't rcall) describe what he did lhal night··
Angels add
four player~
From AP Dl1palcl1es
The Angels announced four
additions to the roster Monday:
Outfielder Dante 81chcttc and
puchers DeWa) ne Buice. Mtke
Cook and Da-.1d Maptnc-z
Buice-and Cooi had thru
contracts purchased from Ed-
monton. while Man1ne1 and
81chcttc ~ere acquired from Mid-
land the Anaels" Double-A af-
filiate in the Texas League
Buice. :?9, pla)ed 45 pmes in
relief for Midland in I 986, com-
piling an 8-6 record with 14 saves
and a 3.45 ERA.
•
TUESDAY,~ 11. 191
' agul
h&:vcrturned . .
Vikings' ship
.°""'~.C-1 .S f I . •
. l\i the time, everybody who saw
Marina Hi&h runnina back Stan
Ma&ula's Sf.yard run ap1nst Edison
wou_ldn't araue it wa~ a bia play as far
as brg pla>s 10.
But what they, mcluc:hn' Mai11ta
.and Vikinas Coaob Chns Ramsey.
didn't reaJize at the ume was the im~ct that that one touchdown
would mean to a floundcrina team
Prep Player oltbe Week
. that earned ·a 0.S non-leacue record
like a picture of an uaJy sister.
• Marina has since climbed to a No.
10 ranking 1n Oran&e Copnt)'
'Tm an opt1m1st. but 1 have to be
honest an4 tell }OU J didn't expect us
t0cbe whe~ we arc naht now;· said
Ramsc)" "When f look back. Sean's
run asamst Edison was the turn1n1
point in our season." .
lf the Vikcs can win their rcaular season finale aaainst FountaJn Valley
this Fnday, Manna wall have 1t.sfirsl-
ever outright Sunset Lcaaue lltlc.
R'Jht now the Vikings have secured
at least a co-championship with
Edison and the No I lcaauc seed by
v.l!lUC... of t.hc l7-7 win over the
Chargers fueled by Maaula. .
"That wm over Edison was our
biggest ever," said MaJula. who
rushed for 127 yards and two TDs on
22 cames. "We had never beaten
them before and it's JU St ca med over
to the rest of our games."
With last week's 14-11 win over an
always touih Westminster. the V1kes
arc 4-0 10 l~aue wtth a pocket full of
momentum and a guarantee of their
first round CTF pmc betn& played on
home turf agarnst 11 No. 3 team from
anotht.r.Jcaguc..
Magula was 'his punish1n1 best
apinst the Lions, as he ran for 169
yards on 24 camcs alon& wu.h a 40-
yard TD ramble.
For that performance, Magula was
named the Daily Pilot's Player of Tbc
Weck.
Just a t)'J>1c.aJ week for the S-1 O.
190-pound senior. who eclipsed the
century mark 10 rush1n1 yarda~ for
the founh straight week ll s no
comddencc the Yikes h•ve won all
those games ..
If you want to retrace the pro-
gressive steps of the V1k1ncs to sec
how they have put themselves m this
cat bird's scat, you don't have to look
any funher than Magula
He suffered a spnined ltgament in f
Manna's non-leaJ,ue opener with
Esperanza. The V1lungs went on ~o
lo<se that pme and the next four as
Magula missed three games aod ,
pla)ed 1panngly in. another (th~ •
cames for 16 yard ) as "Manna :
tumbled to ~S. · •
All this after the Vikings came off a
league co-champ1oosbip and a CIF
semifinal round finish last }CIT ...
Then came tM return ~u
and the leaaue opener against Edison.
·•Sean's presence makes us a better team " said Ramsey ... Not ooly does
he do the big thinp v.hen be has the
ball. but team ha v'"t to play him e\lery
play or he'll bu t one. That frees
thinas up for othcT people."
In rhe other l~l> league win
Mqula ran for 126 yards qajnst
Ocean View and 11 S versuJ Hunt·
ington Bcad1. ·
That !eaves.tum and the n:sl of the
Vtkes hoping for a repeal per-
formance of last )car's effort agains1
the Barons. ·
"I ran for 100 yards when we won
35-0," said Magula. "But ~·re the
• (Pleue Ne MAGULA./C3)
Cook. 23. played for both
Midland and Edmonton in 1986
and appeared 1n five game, for the
Angels. The n&ht-handcr was 4-6
wtth a 3.SO ERA 1n 15 starts wtth
Midland. t s tt Bichettc 22,opencdthc~oo-+-E~--..ros CO nam~....--wtth Palm pnncs of the Cah-
fomia LcaRue NL Cy Young winner
1-r ................. c.....
NEW YORK (AP)-Mike Scott of
Houston. whose no-hmeron Sept 25
clinched the Astros" first National
League West D1v1son title since 1980.
won a narrow victory over Fernando
Valenz11Cla of Los A ngclcs to become
the league·s 1986 Cy Young wanner
toda}.
In voung . conducted b)' the
Baseball Wnters l\ssoc1auon of
America. the Houston nght-hander
received 98 points. IQ more than
Valenzuela.
Scott was 18-10 with a maJOr
l~ue-leading 306 stnkcout and
2.22 ERA 1n becom1n1 the first .
Houo;ton player lo win the Cy Youns
award Valenzuela. who woo the
a\\ard 1n 198 l. had a 21-11 record for
the Dodgers.
Mike Kru.kow of the San Francisco
Giant • who had a 2().9 mark and a '
305 ERA. was third with 15 points.
Three of the next four pitchers on the
hs1 w.crc from the New York Mcu.
Bob ~eda of the Mets was foun.h
with nine poinls, followed by team-
mate Ron Darbng.and Rick Rhoden
of Pmsbur&h tied with two pomts,
and New York'sDwighLGOoden with one.
Plun~ett to start Sunday
EL EGL'NOO C 4.P) -Coach
Tom Abrn of the Lo Angele
Raiders ha long maintained that he
\\ouJdn't gel drawn into a quar-
terback contro"eny and that when he
made a change at that po ition. 11
would not be temporal).
He backed up that philosophy
Monda). a da\-after rcplacina \1arc
Wilson at halftimeofh1 team's 17-13
win over the Cowbo> at Dalla •
when he named Jim Plunkett to tan
Sunday's game qa1n t the Cleveland
Browns.
kO Van '01(' and n Dlcgo wide
receiver <. harhe Joiner. w.bo turned
JQ la t month.
In his 16th NFL season. Plunkett
was relegated to backup chores be-
hind W1lwn this )car, althouah he
had hoped to ha"e tht chance to
compete for tht startma JOb in
training camp. C"h~t:ih. L onf Beach Yacht Club.
snatched the c a())Cd time lead from
Fred Prc141o;' 84-foot <iloop Chnst1ne.
P.ic1fic 1arincn Yacht Club.
( hcctah wa JU miles fcom the start
and oncmtlc ahead of( hnsnnC' Dick
Daniels· 65-loot Jo was two miles
a tern of < hmtinc. All arc in the
Performance tland1cap Racina Acct.
Traffic wu b•YJ at the •tart of Cabo San
Luca• race Sunday with a 38-boat field ln
Loe Allaete• Yac ht Club e•ent. Slow wlncla
bave aent Cheetah to tbe bead of tbe pack.
Plunkett.who tum 39 ne,tm nth
is t~c third-oldc t player in the FL
behind 40-vcar-old Atlanta center
When W1I n· fonune continued
to sag at Dallas. Flore$ made a rare
mid.game cha~. That Plunkett
completed sc"'en of 12 pa st for 119
yanh and two touchdowns in tcadtnJ
the Raider comeback \\a ob' 1ou I) a
tactor m Flore • decision.
Ro) D1~nef'I clson-Marck 68
Pnm:i. L \' C appeared to ha\ c
found o <slot of wind and carved out a
he:ilth) ll".ld in the lntema1ionol
Ofl'i hore Ruic d1\ t 10 P.nma had
loaa~d 1 lS null" from lht• \tan and
was 16 m11cutu:oad ol John Reynolds'
N M ·68 \y,1fl\url' Ill. e\\port
Harbor \ ac ht Club. Tra1hn1
Sw1fl\urc Ill b} lhm• m1l('S wn the
C\antll C'rul-70 Kathmandu. \~tp
ix·rctl ll) John naon. san Diego
Y:a, ht Club Un :i report b) am raJ10
Mond:l) maht Rf)noldoa1d thce1nd
h3d fn.· hcnt'd 'lh&htl) and ht had
y,1fl~ul't' log1n1 ·10 knot">
On thl•torr«tcJ time t'tlc. Ppma
• ~ lrathna IOR o' era II and 1nOa
• and< h<'<'tah "aua' 1nahcr11mc 1n
PftRf". O"'tall anJ C Ian .
urm;tOO 11mc leaden 1n other
cl:n\l' IOR·R Stridrr. IOR·<'.
Whit Kn1 ht . r URf ·R, Hana H .
r llRf (. ~IO.
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Hoaaton•a Yeoman to reel&n Prep football players of th~ week
HOUSTO -Btll Ye-om1n. •ho
butlt lh<' llnl\cr "' ol ttouston into a
football pt>""'r 1anJ kd the Coujpr\ 10
lour S\\C title , ~1d Monda\ hl' \\Ill ~ aan :u the c.-nd of the currcn i st"awn •
'\ c-oman. 1n h1~ 1~th ~•~in at tM Hou~ton
huol. ~1'1 hi.' "uulJ rt'ma1n at th<' SWC '1Chool 1n
another po!t1t1on to hunor th1.• rcma11un1 th1ce l'O~
ol his 1:ontr"Jl't,
Yeoman made th d1sclo11.urc-to port~a 1cr
l 1t11g Rl)lx'fh. \\ho hm1s Ywman's ""-ell} tek-
' 1s1un ~ho" on sl311on KPRC. The coach said he
~ould become a 'iP\."Clal a\\1stant M the' uni' cr">m chan<.·~for and \\ould c0tl~cn1ra1c on fond n11<.i na
anJ publll' rda11oh •
Houston alrc:W' ha) a nauon" 1dc search under
":.' fo1 ail :uhkt1l' dir~tor.
• ''com.in "'1U ~ Mcpprng t'lu.lc "'1th the entire
I h>u\ton athlct1l' proaram surrounded b' con·
lrO\er\\, T~o former pla>e"' haH·claimed that \'com n
and his st:.iff p.mJ pla)e~ and allo,,ed them to pla)
"h1lc 1nd1g1lc T"d'c pla)er'i flunked out of ~hool
Jblro"ing la'it \Cason and 10or-hi)18 recruits from
I 9R5 \\CIC rukc.I \<.'hOl:l\llC3lh ineligible .
Doi:lgers sign Patterson ·. -
'\.. • "' t
LOS NCi(LES -'Thl· Loo; An-· •
&l'rl'!> Oo<lger!> ha' c 1ghed 1.1\-~ear fn-C •
ugent pitcher ·ou Pa11cr~n to a
rnntrat:t '"'h their .\lbuquerque form
dub of thl' Paulk Coast I cague. 11 "as announced
MonJa).
Patterson. :?8. p1ldlcd an the Ne" ) ork
) ankl'C).. organ11a11on an 1986. sphtllng the season
bct\\Cl.'O \lban} or the Eastern League and
( olumbus of the ln1crna11onal League ·
.\ right-ha ndcr. Patter on was 0-0 w11h one sa 1.c
and a 4.73earn1.·d run a'cragc 1n 15 game'> at Alban)
.and 3-5 \\Ith "sa'cs and a 5 I '\·ERA ID 38 games
for ( olum bu'!I.
Quote of the day
Bob ValHHt~. Kansa5. footbJll coa1. h.
bcforl· his 11.•am faced 'f)O\\erful Oldahoma
.. From a wa,hing \tandpoin1. l'\c prepared for th1s t) pc ol tcam before. But 1ha1 "'as when
I \\3S n>~ching an the NFL .•
Honors to ex-Mona~ch Locy
' San JoS\.' talc quanerbad. 1 On) [i]
Loq and r re<ino tatccornerback Greg •II•
\\ llhanuon haH'. been ~lcctcd as the
Pa<.·~ (oast .\thk11c .\ssoc1a11on foot-
ball plaH·rs of tile \\eek
Loe). a 6-0. 187-poum.f junior from Mater Oc1
High \,\aS sl'lcl:led the orfcnsl\ e pla)er of the \\CCk
lor his pcrformann· ID San Jose tate's 48-24 ''ICIOI)
O\er Cal State rullcnon Saturda\
\\'1lhami.on. a 5-I I. I 84-p0und senior from
Long Beach ''as n:imed the dcfcns11.e pla>cr ofthl'
\\Cd. for his dTort 1n Fresno tatc's 36-7 triumph
o'er !'lie' ada-l a\ V cgas t\\O nights earlier
r1lhng m tor the IOJUrcd Mike Pcwz. Loq
wmpktcd ~:? of 33 passes for :!.78 yards and three
touchdo'' n\"' 11h no 1ntcrccpt1on saga1ns1 Fullerton
In P~K-10 circles. Brad Muster or Stanford and
D;i' 1d Rill ot \\ ashmgton both stars in ~•clone\
"hll h lt.cpt 1he1r teams· bo"' I ho~\ high \\On Pl3\ er
of th-: \\-cci.. a"arils _,_...
M ustcr. thl' Junior follbal'k. "as singled out for
the \\l'elt.cn<l s best 01Tens11.e ix·rformancc
Television, radio
TELEVISION
l\o e' l'nli. Sl·hedulcd
RADIO
7 ~Op.m -HOCKEY \.\inn1pcga1 Kinas.
"L~C 1570) •
7:..30 p.m -PRO BASKETBALL: Deti,cr
at C hppcf'I. KMPC (710)
•MATT PATT<80N
Coroaadelllar
A 5·11. 19.S-pound Junior run·
• n1na back, he t'11n for I .S6 yards on
.21 carries, uppi~ his ltque
'a"cragt to o'er S.0 yard' a c·arT) r. 33·0 \\in over E\tanc;11,
SHAH TALBERT
Coetall-6-.S .• 210-pound JUnaor. he
' ·caught thrtt plsse for 62 yards.
JJVJng him 10 for I SS }ards. He
also blocked exceptionally \\ell
against Trabuco Halls.
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MARJ( HARTLEY
ltetancla
A S-I 0. I 6~p0und sophomore
wade-receiver, he caught S passe'i
for 67 yard (21 catches for the
year), A a defender. he had S una&si• tc4 and 3 a t<;tcd tackle
• • ••
SCOTT MORENCY
Ne~rt Harbor ·
A f..9. I 7~pound JUmor. n's a >.
back-to-back honor after lead1na
Harbor to a 17-14 victory over
Uruversity. rushing for 195 yards
on 33 cames. and I TD
·------------BROCK STEPHENS,
BRITT YAMAMOTO
La.iu.na Beach
_ ··T1 "as JU'il a super clTort b)
l\\O or our ol'fcn~l\l' linemen."
\Ju.I .\rti!th rntenm coach Llo)d
Cotton of Yamamoto. n guard.
• nnd <itcphl'll'i. a tight end
Game-busters
Last week's big football.plays
of 40 yards or more for preps
•94--G;,in SmaR'(Vn1vcr II}-). lt.H:lt.offrcturn. TD
•SU-Ton~ Pena (M:itcr Dc1). TO pass from Mark
RJm'itad.. •
•48-Jim O'Brien (Mater Oct) pa s from Mark
RJlllSt:l('i..
•46-Jim <rRncn (Mater Dc1). pass from Mark
RJ111'>tad
•4':1-Scan Woolse) ({ orona dcl Mar). TD run
•·U-"c1th Boothro}d (Woodbndgc). field goal
•40-Viuor Gut1crrc1 (Occ:in View). run
•40-~l'tln Magula (Manna). TD run
Last week's rushing leaden .
I Jonathan Todd <Laiuna Beach). 36-241 2 \cott
\1011 .. lll~ (Nl'\\POrt Harbor) 33-195. 3 Sean \1agula
(~IJWlJ).14-169. 4. Mau Patterson ({ orona dcl MarJ.
21-l'i6. 5 Slt.1p Murra) (Huntington Beach). 15-11 9. 6.
J:i\(11\ McGrhcc 1Hun11ng1on Beach). 18-11~. 7 C'ra1g
Bclldl OIH'r'>ll\) 17-95
Last week's pas Ing leaders
I \.111.r { ro\\l' (Costa Mesa). l"'!-36-1. 194 yard~. 0
TD.~ A1Jrl. RJmstack (Maier Dc1J. 9-:?7-2. 184 yards. J
JD. ' C.rtl· Brougher (Woodbridge). 9-23-2. 10:? )ards. 0
lD 4 Todd Brookl.([stancia). 10-:'.!2-:?.102)ard!> OTO.
5 l\.11l. Summl'.r' (Ne\\ port Harbor). 6-13-0 99 ~ard( I
ID
Last week's receiving leaders
I ~11!.l' Rlllhll (Costa Mesa). 6-93. 2. Mark Hartle}
({ \IJ llllJ ). 5-6 7
Last week's leading scorers
I Juna1h.1n Todd (Laguna Beach). :?4. 2 (t1l') Mike·
< "1mH· ({ osta..\k\J). Jim Kn1c11t (( orona dcl Mar). I:?
Hockey lege~d Clabcy dies at 83
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TORONTO (AP) -King Clancy.
a member of the Hockey Hall of
Fame. died Monday. He v.as 83.
Clancy, a v1ce-pres1den1 of Maple
Lcnfs Gardens, died at 2:50 p.m.
EST.m Wellesley Hospital following
comphcauons from su rgery.
He had his gall bladder removed
Saturda> and "'as in cnt1cal cond1t1on
in intensive cars: 10 the cardiac unit.
He \\Cot into septic shock JUSt hour!.
after the surgery which was com-
phcated by diabetes.
Clancy beg.an fcchng 111 last
Wcdnesd:iy while watching the Tor-
onto Maple Leafs Lears play 1hc St.
Louis Blues. He 111s11cd Wellcslc)
Hospital as an out-patient Thursday
and was readmitted Fnday.
ERJCTRAT&R
&dleoa
tlis '\ 1-~arJ field aoal wa the
J1tfcrencc in a l·Odcfcns11.c battle
apuut fo\lntaan V1dlcy. I hc .S-9
senior has also con\ened on
about 99 pe~cnl of his PATs. ,
D&FltNS&
Fouataln Valley. Baron~ Coach Mike Milner
could. and would ool, separate his
defenders in what he called .. The
be 1 defensht effort in )tar<.
Many pla)cd thcit ti nest pmc."
·.,.-~-,-~------~~---
JODY PfltAL
Saddle back .
A 6-1. 185-pound senior who
has worked his way into ·the
starting lineup. his offensive
blocltin' at center \\as the Road··
runners be~ Item in a 9-7 lo s. • * -~,.,,....._...~ ...... ~--
S 'Kl P MURRAY , Huntin~on Beach
The 5~. 155-pound Junior
tailback was half of lhe Oiler
backfield duo which gained over
100 yards. Murra) got 119 on 15
c:imes. including an 11-)'ard TD
·~~-----~-~--
JEFF KEMPER
l.rvine
The 6-4. 230-pound senior
ol'fcns1ve tad.le missed Silt sames
this year with mononucleosis, but
has returned to perform solidly. Is
finally back in top form.
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JON DANIELS
Woodb~e The Warriors' l~d1na tackler
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by his coach for his standoul pl&)'
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GABE JIMENEZ
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.sdection as pla).er of the ~1.-c~. . ....... .;....~~~~.:.-~~-
MARK SMITH
Weatmlneter
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out 1dc hncbacker-11~1 end. kd
the Lions defense w11h Silt lead
tackle (three for losses) and five
assists. He also blocked well
·--~~--~-~~-~
VICTOR GUTIERREZ
Ocean View
The 5-8 Junior cornerback
ubbed for anJured stancr Mike
pence at QB and completed 1 of
19 for 78 yards. while scrambhng
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KlNTBURY. England (AP). S1r
Gordon R1ch1rds, who was the first
JOCkey 10 be kniahted after dom1-
natmg Brill h horseracing ~tween
I 92S-S3, died at his home Monday at
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R1ch.ards. wbo was a champion
Jockey 26 umos and rode some 4,800
winners 1n a 3S-year career, set
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Bntasn's most famous post-war
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eastly the best b) 1 Bnush Jockey and
his 2~9 wmmng ndes sn 1947 also
remains a record.
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then and lqH missed the title only
thrccumcs. MAGULA •..
From Cl In 1933. R1ch.ards won 12 con-
secuuvc races but despite his many
"1ctones, had to wait unul his final same type of team we were last
champ1onsh1p }Car before win01ng season. We're not as ph1s1cal so we
Bntam's mo t prcs11gious race. the rclv more on tccbruquc.'
Attorneys continue to jockey
Ent.Jrsh Derby. "He has JUSt areal balance," said
Padres pitcher LaMarr Hoyt
in middle of settlement issl)e Ais popular victory on P1nza over Ramsey. ·•Snn 1s very h.ard to knock
the famous Epsom course came siit off his feet and has a way of malcmg
day\ afier he was kni&htcd. h was his! defenders mt s him. He's not flashy. o\N DIEGO (AP)-A thrce-da) continuance was
28th attempt to _win the race and he but the more you sec him the more granted Monda> rn lhe federal drug case against an
never won 1t ap1n yo u appreciate him " Diego Padres p~tchcr LaMarr Hoyt. 3.Jlowmg auorne)s
Rich ards, famed for an unortbodoit When the Yikes take on Fountain for the go"cmmcnt and Ho)t to conunuc worktng toward
ndsngstyle as \\-ell as for hJS successf~ Valle} they'll ~ facing a team that a settlement of the case.
record. retired as &Jockey following a had a mirror 1mase st.art. gomg 0-5 in .. We're in the ~me pos1t1on "C "'ere last time we
fall m 1956 and became a trimer. He non·leaguc play ~fore tumma 11 "ere sn co urt:• Ho) t's attome). Howard frank. said
gave up full·t1mc trainina m 1970. around to stan 2-0 1n league before outside coun .. The same opuons that were a\a1lable last
His wife died four yars ago and at dropping two straight. ttme arc still a"ll1lablc we·11 ~ prepared for the court
the time of his death he hvcd alone. "Fountain Valley had a slan ltke ~s proceeding.··
Piggoll, who-wu a champion and then, like I figured they would. '\ss1stan1 U.S Attorney Pat Swan said he has met
Jockey 11 umes before rctmna last turned it around," said Ramsey. t" ice~ 11h Frank and would mttt a"810 to Ir) and rcsol"e
)'Car to also become a tnuncr. paid "They've made a commitment to the case. which current!) 1s a s1nalc count mminal
tn~utc to Richards. some younger players and tt's paying complaint alleging Hoyl 11lep11y smuglcd three krnds of
St1'6ordon watthe-best ofh1ttnt:" offnuv."----ntC'g:I1 'Pt11s-rrmrttre tfmtM States from .
He had the strongest will to win and 'Ramsey thinks the game wtll be "an Ci wan said if no agreement 1s reached he will take
the best balance of any Jockey m my alley fight" and if it 1s. Magula's tough e' 1den~c before a grand JUI')' Wednesday seeking an
11mc "PJUOlt said. )'ards rrughtprove lhcdiffcrencc. 1nd1ctrltcnt. M.man) as thr=.drug·rclated charges could Geoff re)' Summers, secretary of the ''l'm not a speed runner:· said result. one for each kind of pill taken from Ho) t dunng an
Jockeys' ssoc11uon,descnbcd Rich· Magula. "I'm more ofa power ms1dc inspection at the San Ysidro Port ofEntr) on Oct 28
ards as "a true acnllcman, nghtfuUy back. Once in a while, thouah. I'll Ho)t. 31 .a formcrC) YoungA"'ard wiqn.crw1th the
admired throuaJtout the racing start a run inside and break 1t to the Chicago White SoA. remained free on S25.oo6 bond and
world." outside." "as ordered 10 ~gin taking drug tests 1mmcd1a1ely U.S
Mag1mate Roger C unrs McKee seemed surpn~d 1.1.hcn
told that Ho) t had not ~en t~ted in the 12 da:ts since his
1n111al court appearance Drug testing "Aas part of
~1cKee·s ord~r.tl'I ~t11ng bail
··1 "ant to kno" 1f he ha a drug dependenc:t
prohkm:· S"lln said
Ho)fsarrc~t was his third this )Car In Februal). he
\\a\ dc1aancd at the border whtn he tncd to smugle pills
aaoss and paid an adm1mstrat1\e fine -\lso 1t1 Fcbrual).
he "Alls arrested b> San D1<~go police and charged "1th
pos11cn1on of manJuana and carT) 1nga sv-nchblade lnift".
He pleaded to a public nu1sanct" charge and was placed on
s1' mon ths probatton
\\.>hen Ho' twas arrested last month he "as found 1n po~scss1on of ·322 Vah..l'ms. I 38 propo'' phene tablets "ho~efTcctsarc !l1m1lat'to the pa1nk1llcr Da~on ;ind 30
antt<on' ul!Mlnt '1;1trazt"~m tablets 6 .\ rnn\lct1on for illegal posses ion ofpropo~~phenc
bfmg a me111mtHtt pnsen "Knlt'n« of I~ vce~ and a S~50.000 fine Th e other drugs cam a · ma,1mum
St.'ntcnle offi"e ~cars 1n prison an~ a S2 SO.OOO fine
~\\Jfl ~Id 1f he goes to a grand JUI). he could prcS(nt
C' 1denc.e ofsmugghng. including Ho) t's signed statement
adnrnt1ng that he hid the pills 1n his pants to bring them a1:ros<1 the border · ,p
"But we'll probabl) ad'dreso; 1h111 as a drug ca~ ... he
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BQn~taHigh
football star
W~T(OVIN~(AP)-A 8on111
H1sh hoot football pla)cr who had
been otl hfc·suppor1 s~stcms sin«
suffering ~\ crt head snJuncs 1n a
gJme last "eek died carl)'i:Monday. <;.im Bonl!nno. 18. a stansna run-' •
n1ng back \\hO "'•s mJured last
Thursda\. died at 4 2711.m. at Queen
ot the Valle> Hospital said nursing
supen 1~or Bille "rnce
Bonanno·s death was the second
tn' oh 1ng a Sou them Calsfom1a prep
pla}er in the last two ~eeks. .
Bonita .\ss1S1ant Pnncipal 8111
Bnnepr disputed rcpons that
Bonanno had ~en IOJUrcd when
tackled b> lhr<."e pla)crs from Gahr
High 1n Cerritos and that he may
hJ' e been ·· pcarcd" -11lcplly
butted b' a Gahr pla)er's helmet
On Oc.1 31 Hawthorne guard Jeff
C ha1 died aflcr collapsing on the field
during a game against Culver City.
The l \ Count) coroner's offiet said
he died of a form of hean di~.
Kosar's 401 yards
too much for Miami
in 26-16 triumph
Prep f ootb&ll lo~g
<·~IM~•me>
('LEVl L" ND ( \ P) -Second-year quarterback
U..:rn1~ ~ssed for..arnc.crJugh_4{1.l)-ards Monda.>
night and O\cteame thrtt drop~ touchdown passes b}'
Clc,cfanJ rece1Hrs to direct tlle Bro"ns to a 2~16
\ 1c.1or. O\erthe M1am1 Dolphins
t(osar completed 32 of SO pasSts without an
1111Nccp11on -and "sthout a touchdown pass. H 1s
p1npo1nt pll'i'ltng. ho"'c\cr1.sct up four hon Matt Bahr
tidd gual'I and touchdo""n runs of 16 )lrds b)' Harry Holl
,1nJ 13 \ards b) Cunis Dicke)
The 22-)car-old . quarterback had nt\cr before
1hro" n for more tlmn 300 yards in a pme.'H1s prtv1ous
llc.''>t wa~ a :?~3·yard performance in n loss to the
( 1n~innnll Bengals 1n Scpttm~r.
The Bro" ns. 1.1.ho 1mprovtd lo 7.3 oner their smh \I~ tOf\ 1n the la t S(\ tn aamc~. lead lhe C1nc1nna11
lkngai'> b> a pmc rn the AF( Ctntral 01\ mon.
C k\C'!anJ led onl) 16-10 at halfirme despite
dommJting the half ~11t1 t1cally:outgammg the Dolphins
HI ) :ird\ to 176 yards. The Browns fin1s~cd with SS8
~ard\ ·
·Dodgers add 3 field
managers to syste~
LOCi \NGflF (4,P)-The lo Angeles Dodge~
announ cJ \1ond1} ihat they havr appointed new
manager 1 thrc of their minor lclJue teams .
K.:' in Kenned> ~• appointed manaacr al
Baker field of the California Lcaaue. John hocmaker
w;iupw1n1eJ manaacrat Vero lk'a~hofthe FlondaState
Lea uc. anJ Jim c;10«lcl was appointed manager at
Gr1:a1 f"all J.>f 1hc Pioneer t caaue.
Kcnnrd). 32. manaatJ Grtat falls to a division title
1n I 98S. He \u~·~cds Don tcJohn at Bakersfield. LeJohn
"111 a \umc a ouuna po 1uon.. near his home 1n
Penns' I an1a hoc maker. 30. ~r' cd as a coach at Vero BCa'h for
'1hcp:ut\1 .)\:arsundcr tanWa 1ak."'horct1mtth1s}car
ancr 37 )Cars u a minor I aut manaatr. Denni l~"alhn 'f\111 be: a 'p11ch1n1 coach at Veto ~ach.
10cckl'l \4, ~111coach11 Vero Stach and Sara ta
(ll 1ht' c.utt l oa t Roolt1e t: aaut bcfort J< inina Grta1
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Al'l.li I ~··· Cle•elann Kerin Mack plcka up yarda,ae.
1BA adds Boston
LO ..\NGfU~ (-\P) -The ln1emat1onal
8JSkctball ..\\\OC'tatlon. a pro lcyue ror pla)ers 6-4
nd un<J r lo tx!11n opcrallons in the ummer of
IQ 8. "ound \IP a J-da) orpnitational meetina
Mond:a) 3lkr apprm 1n1a ninth k-.auc franch1~ in
80\ton. .
Btn Hat<ikin. chairman of the board of
d1r«ton said the o"ncr oflhe Bo ton franchise 1\
Ra' C'1l"Cola. a bu\1nc mlfft formcrl) 1n\ hed in pro 'Jl0r1' \\1th the Bo ton LoMtcrs of World Team
1'cnns\.
8ob COU\)-. pro ha\ktth'all tfall or Fame mcm~r .,..ho pla)cU ~tth the Bo ton Cehiel "
du1:'Ctorofba kctball operation for the ne" lcaaue
ind helped rnnduct the "'ctkcnd rnttt1n dcahn
"'th pla)'Cr rrcru1lmcnt. arena roo1ract nur cl•
rna,. tdcH~1on naht and other ura.an11at1onal matter,, ~
U1tsk1n said the I uc \\l>Uld t1c11n aper·
attoM "'1th an 1n1rodu tor \Our m I 9 •
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have a question about Lar~ or small I dO it ft! *'-1--* NICK & Son's Plutetlng &
'"-19Q&hty of • "'°""9t, Cltaalat Strrict Pal 531-5579 or •~ m1g CLEAN & EXPERT Stucco f:REE est Ins &
Call P~ Ulilt• Com.. Houwleenlng•Wtndows ·••HANDVMAH•w 0..25yearse.panence SWe UC. 771-1269
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f'Ul9rton CA
714 ·880 6300
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a.~.a.1-aJ ,._.1,na; £11~1se HouMdHning •GEN HOME REPAIRS Quick & C.rell.ll T138048 •Allpf\lm.....,.l hMI""". _.....,...,...,_._ ....... ....._1 _.,. .. .,... Alt tuPPIY• fvfnithed. r• Paint e>rywan c.r~try LO RATES 552--0410 V".. ...., '••------•! M@itOWR OR PA EB heble, caJl ll(llty 841.-.970 etc Gary 845-5277 PTL 2 HI _ IF DRAINS cleat lrom 115 1'
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842-0405 0< M2-1881 & lotc '~ '47·2328 Stud nt MCM!ft lnau1ed
LIC T1!4-43$ 841·1427
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IN U.S.A:
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Pl&JC NOTIC!
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n. '°4lowing '*"°"' -doing bUaineee .. Century
21 A NelQhbomood Em·
pc>flUITI, 1C"12t aroo.thurlt
u, Foun~ Veiley, CA
92708
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POf•um, lne.. Calllornle
corp , t6129 Btooill'lurst •A,
Founta.n Valley CA 92708
TI'oa bUl•MU ,. COft-
ducled by • COtpot•lion
A Neighborhood Em·
~~~~~ p or1um 11\e l~l•• l'il .......... = Cllt1~1111 Vice Prestdent
TlliS II 81..,,.,..1 WM flied
--------Wllll ,,,. Counly Clerit of Of-........ Ol TUN 11191 COU!'lty °" October 1
ltht Int, 1mmec cond, • .,, 19&6
w n 511,7SO 842-1772 n11m
• P\ibilst..o °'9"98 Coeel OLDS 71 De111 88 Roy1le. Deify PltOI October 21. 21
4dt, 1r pwr lockt, cruise '°"O-"ber 4 11, 1Ne
•tc . 1 owner gd cond. T-4'4
$1600 840·5068 • ...,
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PllllC NOTICE
FICTITIOUa -.-.a
NAW IT A ftllllllfT
1 ... foClowing pel'tonl •
dolrlQ b.ltt.,... .. s~
I 702 ~ CArCie &lit9
0 Senta Ana CA t2705
Rotilrl Vranf Cllrlt·
tlansen 550 llt1ula11no
H·102, C09tt MeM CA t262S
Thia l>vtiMU It ton-
0\ltted by at\ indMdull
Aobett • Ott ..,,...,
,... lta191'1\tN --flied ._, l'l IM County Cltn ol Or·
~ COUtlty Oii S..,.em• 2t t
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PllOt Octot)er 2t, ....
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M UC M>lta
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LAST WEEK'S WINNERS:
FIRST PLACE
Debbie Mauas
19-0
SECOND PLACE
Sylvia Cohen
•• 15·4
THIRD PLACE
___ ,,,.M.,..a.,,r~g VetcoY:..:-...=--=--c~-
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The S1nta Ana Mountain• County Watw OlatrlGt "(SAMCWD") It preparing a NegatlY9
0eetarat1on fOt the project d.ac:rt~ ~. A .. Or•ft" NegallY9 Dtciatatlon It on flle at the
Olltrtct omc. and la avllll~ for public ln1P9Ctlon A N9gllllw Declatatlon wtll ~ conlidwad f«
app<O¥al or dtupprovll by the Board of Ow9Ctor1 of the Oiltrlct at thia meeting to ~ held on
Nowmbw t9, 198&, at 7 j() p m. at the Oiatnct otttoe located at 30575 Trabuco Canyon Road.
Suite 200. T,.buco Canyon, California 92811_
• The: project e0n1lat1 Of the fOl'°"nO' . .
PrOliCt ._me: RHllocat101l"ot wat« cap11elty • . '
Prof.ct Location (apeclflo): ..
AeaJIOC9tlon will occur within the Olatrlet boundart.a A map deplcttng the Oittrlet
boundarlel 11 attached hereto•• Attachment "A",
SANTA ANA MOUNT~INS COUNTY
WATER DISTRICT
Project location: (City) unincorporated (County) Orange
Description of ".'•tur•, PurpoM and a.n.ftclariff of Protect:
T~e Olstrlct wlll reallocate Its available. non-committed water capacity In order 10
provlde, and have available, aufflclent watec capacity 10 serve the need• of t~
District and Its cuatomera.
Nam• of Agency Undeftaklng Project: Santa Ana Mountains County Water District
Contect Per.on: Generel ~ -Mr. J. Fred Sim.
Area CoOt: (714) Phone: l5l4l'77
-Mitigation m ... u'" to avoid pot.ntlal atgntncant en.eta: None.
Robert E. AMlow, Stan IMmbef ~atbfle for Preparation ""---Wtnlam J. Kadi, Aul9tant Secretary
November 7, 1986
·Pubffshed Or~Coeat Dally Pilot Novembw 11, 1986
Friday's High School
Games, Nov. 14
0 Marino -r 0 at Fountain ~
0 Corona del Mor 0 at Newport Horbof
0 Woodbridge 0 at loguno Beach
0 Tustin 0 at Uni .... rsity
AAUUI ..__.,~&ha R.
0 0 N 0 V A N Burihatdt of Sou~
G I L M 0 R E La~=~· 2 ... 1rand· f\AKHUS, dWd No· du . Heidi ind
vm\ber 10, 1986. He Phahp Burkhardt:
1s eurv1vfd by h11 brother. Htrold
beloved w le, Bprao ~rv.cea wW ROAI>el~ or Irvine; be held on Wectne.-
•od hia 1n, l:lonOwn dlay. Nov~~r 12, 10
E. dauah~r·in·l4lw. A.M at Paciftc Vtew
Ka1bleef\, arand· Cha~I Wnh ln&er•
l'h1ldr n. Katie and ment to follow •t 1'<:1·
Etac, all of Belboa Nl Law.n ,M~I
Island; s1l!tcr,.'rhelrna ~rk, Glt>ndalt'. P•r
KC>ll•ur of Mlri• cihc.• View Mortuary,
n upoha, Mrnnaota. •Directors: 644-'2700. ,r.
Prumment NewJn.'t -ROMANCHUK .
Bca<'h bus1Ma.~m•h MARY MARGARET
for 22 yNrs, born in ROMANCHUK. born
MinMapults, Manne-January 27, 1&17.
aota, movrd lO Cali· ~ aw•y Novem-
rornaa 1n 1941. bt>r 9 1986 an New-
Fuunded Udo Doors port Beach. CA. She
lixuporatt'd m 11151, 1£ sw·vwed by her
in Newport Beach. husband, James G.
Rl't1ri.'d altN 22 yeal'I Helwia. son, ~e~
.. m bu.1 Memtser Romanchuk of Mans-
o( St Andre~• Pres-field, Ohio, daUChter.~--
byter1an Chureh for Beverly Romanchu'k
'Over ~ ye rs Mem -Brown of Oakland:
onal ~• wall ht> CA . 3 gnndchildren, ·.
l)t>ld . l 00 P.M. MarkandValeneRo-
Thunsday. Novembt'r manchuk and Lana
13, •t Padhc View Garbt>rich: 2 great
M em o r 1 a I Par '< grandch1ldttn. Bl•ke
Chapel. Pac1f1c View and Chad Garberich;
Mortuary, Directors stSters Barbara Ann
6-&4 2700 Mc Kean and J•ne
STEIGERWALD tie n n in g_a n. •
A L l t E J nt>phew, Tony Mc
STEIGERWALD,,._ a Kean. VI talion Will
r('S1dent of Newport be Wednesday. 12
Beach for the past 17 noon until 8 PM
years. died November Rosary will bt' 7:30
9 . 1986. Sht> 11 PM. Mass oC The
survived by her son. Rewrreco<>n will ht>
-John Steigerwald of Thursday. 9·30 A M
Cart>fft"C, Aruona; 9 at S\ Joactums Cath-
grandchildren and 4 olt<' Church. l:OSii
great arandch1ldrm. Mesa. ln~rment will
She was a tl)('mber of be Saturday, Novem-
the Board and past of-ber IS at St M•ry'•
flC't'r of The uttlt' Ct>metecy,_ Oakland.
Balboa Homeowners CA Harbor Lawn-
A.s:,oc1auon. Serv1t't'I Mt Ohve Mortuary.
will ~ helctWli<fnes-Dlredonc MO--,:J~
day, November 12, at
2 00 P M at PaC1ftc
View Mo rtuary
Chapel m Newport
Beach. ln lit'u of
flowers, donations
may be made to The
Amencan Luns A&-
soc1at1 on or the
American Heart N -
PACIFIC VIEW
MEMC>ftlAL PARK
c.m.tet)' • MOrlU9')'
Ch•pel • Crematory
3SOO Pacthc VleW Drive
NewPQd.,Beach
6«;2700
HARM>R LAWN-
MT. OLIVE soc:ialaon.
FRENCHc INA B. Mortuary • Cemetery
FRENCH. passed Crem•tory
away November 9, 1625.Gts!er Ave
1986 In Newport! CoataMesa
B e a <'h She Is ~o-5554
survived by ~
• American Heart ft
Association v
GAME RULES
• (',-... .. ~ Mdl fundlly
MMe YOV .ickl on '-.,.,.., ....,._ CUI eut,
me.I er -~ lo The Delv Pllo4, 330 Well a.v
St. Cos,. MeM, Ce m2' • Enlrlft ~ M
_lme,__ecf no laler 11\M S ,..>A. T'tlundlv.
~ec.dlnt IN ~v ..,.,. Late ~ ••
not be eoutl*I tt mote IMll -wt_., e lle-
lltNlltr ..... --mlMd W'llWIW'I wll ...
llUOGll»cl IN ,_.. ... Tllftdev W1Mwt mev
.icti ._ ~ll• el Tiie 0.tv ""°' Clftllcie Ft1clitv
AHElt UOft.M ~ ~ ~·
""'" In Ille --· l 9"1rY ----C>wkallon Of entrv foo'm !IOI ecaiM .....
EmtllO-•lld lemlllft Of Orel!H COHI
ll'ullll.iilfto Co not ellolllle Mutt be II or o•
to tnlet COll!fll
PHC>Nf
(Ori Yovr E""91ope)
AntNTIOH1 w_,, Cwde
The Dooly Pdot
330 West lay SI.
Co.to MeJo CA 92626
Saturday's College Games, Nov. 15
0 UCLA 0 at WOlhington
0 Orange Coast 0 at Polomor
0 Cerritos 0 at Golden West
Sunday's Pro Games, Nov. 16
0 New England 0 at Roms•
0 Cleveland 0 at Roiders•
0 Chicago• 0 at Attant•
i l 0 Oollos • 0 at San Oie9Q
0 O.trolt 0 at Philodefphio•
0 Houston 0 ot Pithburgtl •
0 lnd1onapoli1 0 at New York Jm •
0 Konsos City 0 ot Denver•
0 Miami• 0 ot Buffalo
0 New Yortt Gionta 0 at Minf*oto•
0 New Or'-ons 0 at St. louit •
0 Tom po &oy 0 01 Green lay• ----··Tie Bieak·----~ ot Cift<innOfi• ----------------------
OVEMBER 11, 1986
SEE A2 FOi
TODAY'S NJ~
e11arges fty-_.OVer 0
I
Costa Mesa task force split on policy
· for.dealing with Latigo day workers . --
BJ ~ONY AAVEORA · :....C; ·The ~.)\lorn hne 1s either we•get ..... ...,'!ll'f...., ·rad of(1lkgal 1mm11rants) or they will
---·-~01sscn11ns members .of 1 CCHta wn:I) drag our Cll)' down to their
Mc\a task force on Latino day lc,~1:· said an oppo)in1 repon 'u~
worlt;ers charicd Monday that the ·n)1ttcd to the Ctl} C"ounpl h) ta ~
1roup'.s officull repon ,; sl-nt~ · forn-..mem.bCr'.Pat Dolan. • . • .
toward 1lk,al 1mm11ran1s Doian \aid he rep~nts thr~
Vyacheslav Molotov, the
right hana -of Stalin, Is
dead at age 96./ A50 •
Eugene Hasenfus' fate Is
In the hands of a
Nicaragua trlbunal.iA5
California ·
Athletes' numbers add
up to $10.8 m illion for
lottery winner .I Al
Nation .
Winter arrives wit haven-
geance in the northern
part of the nation./ A4
Sports
Pioneer teacher and
coach Ralph Reed Is
honored in ceremonies at
Harbor High./C1
Marina High' s Sean
Magula is the Dally Pilot's
prep football Player of the
Week./C1
Mothe r
denie s
guil t in
tot deat hs
By &Ille Associated Ptt11
~ mother whose 3-month-old
t\\tn) died of apparent he-at trokc
"hen lcfl 1n a car last ummcr pleaded
innocent Monda) 10 charges of in-
\ Oluntaf"\ man laughter and felon)
child endangerment.
lk'erl> Jean Ernst entered the
pk-a( before uperior Coun Judge
Luis Cardenas m Wn1m1n)t(1'. who
ordered aJUf) 1~1al Feb. 9
Ernst. :!S. rrma1ncd free on h~own
rcrngn1zancc .. ncr th hearing .
T"tns .\dam Ra) and Ashley
Ra chclk died ofaeparcnt heat stroke
Inst Jul) after being left inside a car
where temperatures could havt'
rearhed I :?O degrees. authorities said
The Garden Gro,cd1v0fett 1n111al-
I) told officers ')he kft the twins
unattended fur about 20 m1nutC's
"h11c she "cnt into a1anitonal su ppl)
firm 10 ~'C a friend
--But-dunng~Nia-f prei•minary
hearing that concluded two "eeks
ago. Dcput) Pubhc Defender Dcnm
0-C onncll did not object when the
pr~cut1on claimed the babies v.crt'
kft in the c:ir for about fi ,e hours OT onndl alleged that Em fs
bo\fr~AJ >tt ~forrov.. ·wu 10
blame bcl·au~ he con,1nccd her ht'
-.l~lte-a nap "h1lc hl· "atched
the infant\
\1orro". 30 1e~111iC'd that Ern\t ran
from the shop 10 her car when he
"oke up after ~hl1ng him wh) ~he had
kt hero' erslcep.
The O\.\ncr of 'he hop. Lcon:ird
Wo-.1c. 1es11ficd lha1 Ern I talked wtth
~1orro" for about IS minutes after
"aking up and before walking out to
hrr l·at to ("heck on the children
other nwmhcr'l \\ho feel that the.
p.incf ... Oniet:ll fl.'('OMmendallOO\ Wiii
unla\\IUll) u1d 1lleaal imm1srants 1n
C<n1:a \1e1~.
.. FortheCH) to111Jandabct them is
a '1olatmn It'll not nlfn." Dolan
s.;11d. 1n a h.11l\\a).outs1de the eou.nc1I
\tud~ ..C'>\ilon. ··1 feel v.e'rt bcins
nl·~1ncl) 1mpae1ed b> an invasion
or ilk I :ihen~:· ·
• Other mcmben of tbt' 'task force
al'>l> compl;uncd that the ,ofTk1al
n:po11 "a) inadequate and in·
I
complete. but the> we rt reluctant to . bcina picked . up b) potcnual cm· labor.
suppart DUl~n·s \C:n1on -whteh plo)trs. Man) of thCSC" men con· l.)olan. and the unoffiC'1al re~.
the) con\idcted b a~ in the otht'r &r"'3te ta \\et.1 side park. ch:.iricJ thut ta r.. fo~ l'h1u,.om1n
d1rect1on. • bJonh task force rt"lommen· and \'kc Ma) or Mary Hornbuckle a\
J he coune1l acetptcd the ofYkial -datmnH-:ih for police 10 c-$tabh h foot "'l'll 5 other cm ofliuab team rolled
nd )O~allcl!I unoffi~ 1aJ -rcpof'U. ~trol) in arc ~ \\ httc V.Ofk.tn COn• thc11; idC!l\p,bl Other ~l mcm.bcB.
"11hou1 aar~ma to con,idcr an) of · 'el'll', H1 rnbpcldc did not attend tht
the rccommcnda11on~ ., MOJcq, er. the paneh•ratd the <'tt~ scs.won 1o,nda) bc\-:auat of a ckath 1n
• l hC 11-mcmbcr panel 1u• fotmtd to promote cultural awarcneu the fanul).. · .
• la'>t 1a) to de I v.uh compla1nli throush the '}panish·med1aand soc.al ihc oppos1ns Tt'J'OC\ jddcd that
llbout the ljtrge •croups of "' o'rg:inwn1on The group 1l'i0 called~ . ra 1:11 tension ~11lun LO'>ta Mt'D ha.~~
prcdom1n:11d) La11no men pt~nn& for the cr~-ntmn of a ... hinnJ t\111... turrii'<l to\ mlcncc. • : · • •
on local strl~\ comers In ·hoptos of "here -workcr5 c.ould so 10 find '2a~ ("'--Me ALl:&Jl9/A2} •
Newport delays
drug test pla~ :
for employees
Concecns raised-
over accuracy of :-
testing meth~s
By STEVE MAR~LE
Of .. 0.-,,... ...
Newport Beach ell) leaders agreed
Monda} to· dcla) con 1de:i.na dru&
tests for O t} ~ork.cr~ and JOtf.apph·
c:ints· because of concerns O'er the
·rehabiht> and lcgaht> or the ~sts"
Drug 1c ts. on the a'craae arc
i!l<lccurate ncarl) 60 percent of the
time. according to a na11onal surH)
di tnbutcd to the (°lt) Council
The couhul. howc,er. did apprO\C
a more tempered drua meuure in
"h1ch upcn 1sors and managers will
be tra1n(-d to rcc<>Jntle S)mptoms
and bch:i' 1or cons1sten1 w11h drug
and alcohol abuse
::the l: ti) al\o "111 promote pan1c1-
pat1on in 1n emplo)cc au1stant '
proeram d~gncJ to assist v.ont'r
Wl~h :t ranv of pcrsonal prob4nns
1ncludrn Jru& 0tdd1ct1on.
bout 7.S percent of the Cll)'·s \\Ork
for "' 111.lYl tale a~anttfe of; th~ hSI l:tm:e program. thougll tM ma-
JOrtl~ turn 10 the progra~ for lepl
help or famil) rnu~~hng. ~1d D~anc
Mumon the c1I) s personnel dircc·
tor
iuruon saill there~~ ra~n lO
su~pcll that an) cit) emplo)ce ha a
drug problem
< oune1l m mbcr!i. 1nd1c.a1cd the)
"ould be: \\tiling to adopt a drug
tnlin& program "hen and if a
contro"cr!o1lll bill that call\ for drua
te~tina 1s :ir.proH·d b) the lcg1slalUrc.
Th(• b1I . .iu,horcd lh Sen. John
., mour. R-.\naheim. v.ould S('1
state" 1dl' standards for dru& and
alrnhul tC\ting 1n the v.orkplacc
{Pleue ~ DllUG/A2)
2 picnickers shot
at pai:k in Nigu ~I
By PAUL ARCHIPLEY
Of .. 0.-, ........
rl·poncd 1n fair _nmd111on.
Palm trees don't bend T\Wl p1cnrckcrs sufTrrcd gunshot
wounds Monda) dunng a club
a,ather1ng m south Orange Count).
\\h1k .. hcnlT\ dcputi~ \\Crt in·
'.:1111g.a11ng thl' \hooung al the park
lhl') r\'\l·t~l·J a repon of_ another
huo11ng 't{ltm "ho "'as Yn Santa
.\na I losp1tal A P.1m tree d estined to be planted in th e cllffa of bome. ln
La&una Beach'• China Coye la ttan.ported -carefully -
around a bend on Ocean Boale.ard ln Newport Beac b .
Land.caper Ron Felteleon will be putttna one of tbem In a
planter box atop a aarace. , .
Bolh un1dent11ied male \.ICttms. a
f 5·)car-old and a :?0-)car-old. "'ere at
Laguna 1':1gucl Rqronal Park when
the shoo11ngs occurred. said Orange
Count) henff'> Lt Rus El~ner
Dcpu111:~ "'~ 111 to the hosp1Lal and
1nten ll'"cd the :?IJ.}ear-old who con-
firnwd hl had been at the China Clull
PllOll
America II ls embar-
rassed by New Zealand
entry In Ameri~a·s Cup
trlals./C1
E n tertainment
• .A sizzling ''Chorus Line''
struts acros5 the UC
Irvine stage./ Al
Federaljudge rejects l\.CL~
lawsuit on jail mistreatment
The \ 1c11mc; "ere J!l<ln or a pKntc
gathcnngorganlll'd b) SC\eral count)
high 'll hool and college chapte" of
the ( hina ( lub,
.\bout IOU students were at the
par~ at :?8~~ I La Paz Rood when tht')
hc.-ard at lca'it one sunshot al about
:! 10 pm .. flsner said.
The IS-,ear-old "a\ "-OundC'd 1n
his right calf. Elsner said He wa\
transported to \11ss1on C ommuntt)
HOSJ»tilk.n..ve he "a ~rcatcd and
He had sufTen.>d a superficial
\loound in lhl' left bullocks. Elsner
~•d tk \.\3') trcatC'd and released.
L l\Ol'r d1dn·t J..no" how the S«ond
'tl ttm l'ndl·d up in Santa ~rra v.11h a
gun)hot \\Ound \\llhout the other
JlllOll l..er<. J..now1ng he had been
tnJured
.. U he "a" an)th1ng hke me he
prubabl~ ran :ill the \ol3)". •• EIWler said
Offil Ii.II'> ..aid no U\~tS were in
, U\lod~ and the 1n,csug.at1on was
INDEX
Advtc. and Games
Bulletin Board
Business
Clualfled ..comJca
Death Notices
Entertainment
Opinion
Paparazzi
Police Log
PubUc Notices
Sports
Televlslon
Weather
87
A3
81-5
C4-6 ea
C3
A8
88
A7
A3
C3,6
C1-3
A8
A2
By P AUl.-ARCHlPLEY
Ol .. 0.-, .........
A fC'dera l Judge d1,m1sscd a lav.su11
alleging wnure and mistreatment of
Orange Count~ prisoners Monda)
and 'iuggestl·d thl.' plaintiffs take pan
of lhl·tr c:i~· to state coun s
L .S D1stnc1 Court Judge Wilham (ir~ranted d fcn\C motion lo
d1'im1ss a complaint filed b) the
mcrican ( '' 11 L1bcn1es llmon on
behalf of t"o Ju,en1lc hall inm:.itcs.
and 10 adult male inmate" and one
femalt' 11\matc :n the main J31I
Gra) 1okl .\(LU :mornc)' theca'IC
101 lhl' l"OJU\en1k<; should be hl·ard
tn \l:tll' lOUrt~
Both sides cl.11med 'ICIOf) follow-
ing h1'i dl·t:l\1on
··\\c·rc l'i.·s1at1l :· \.lid Dcpul)
( ounl~ C oun'4..·I (d Duran ··w e
hofK"d tnr half1l1at. Wt d1dn"t e'tJJ«I Thl' \( Ll C'h~ that a pcur-of
tu gd 11 all ·· teen-agers in JU' cnile hall. 1den11ficd
·· \Hll) pH.al tor Cira). he gave uu , as I S·)ear-old Malt X and 16->ear-
httll hl· iJ'l' lhem a little:· counter· old( hlT'\ haQ,bccn 11cd spread-eagle
cd \( Ll att~lfne) Richard Herman 10 tx·ds for 17 hour.. as punishment.
Of "ll'"por1 Beach Ciuard!i. t1gh1rncd their bonds per-
Rcgarding the complaint for the 1oJ1call) .. to cut blood c1rculat1on
,1dult 1nmate!i. Cira) said he "anted and 10 stretch their hmbs. as on a
an' Jrte\ an<:es handled throuah ml·dtl'' al rack:· the sutt .dcclared.
guiddrncs cstal> L!. c t n Stcwan 's. 1 1\e !i.u11 funhcr 'llllcgcd tire,~
C1Jtl''· a rnw 1n which he ruled on ager\ "Cfl' smoth ered with pillows
o\l'll lll"ding at the county·s Jail "'to tlw po1n1 of unconsc1ousne<ts ..
fJuh11e' "hen the~ rnmplatnl'd
.. (,ra) ha<t 1nterprctc-d that case to .\duh 1nmat~<; "'ere beaten and
Oll'Jn J.111 lond111on in general... dl'Otl'd fooJ. toilet paper. clean
I krntJn "11J t lothl· .rnJ bed linen for three da)'S.
Rell;lrding the allcJcd tonure ol thl· u1t alleged
t\\OJU\en1k\. Cira) s.i1d federal court Y. hen the~ "erl· li.'d the meals were
tntl"rH·n11on \\ould be improper. wld and 1nfe<ttl'J "11h cockroaches
Hl·rm:in 'lmd a <tUll ton he JU\.en1les .ind 1 ..... man hair. :l(C'ordmg to th~<tu1t
\\OUIJ tx· likJ In \tale eoun. ·.. (PleaeeeeeJAIL/A2)
t"rtnttnutttt;
Veterans Day rites
to honor war dead
By tbt Associated Press
Parades. ceremonic~ and deJ1-
ca11on\ ol nl'" monument\ 10 the
na11on\ "Jr dead e pcoc1alh 1ho'4·
l 1llcd 1n V1ctnelm "ere 5'heduled for
wd:l\ ·, Ob)('n .ltlon of Veteran-, Da'
:11ounJ the lountll.
l h~ ~1th \n1\ual \.\-e\t Coa\t
\.lul·J Tordl ( eremon~ Ill r,,rC')t
la" n \kmo11al Park in l ahforn1a·~
lloll\\\Ood Hill\ \\Ill include rep·
'''"'nl.111\ C\ of8rtlam. Fran c I rad .
~k\l~u tklg1um and Ital) hononn1
,11hllrr\ \\h11 haH d1C'd for peace.
On ~~ke , quiCk high ttirns into longer low
•· 1 h\ :\1 m 111g \\au :· a .:!~(}.tool·
h•11g h.111·' Jk rqlhla of the\ 1ctnam
\, '' r.in, :\kmonal 1n \\a h1oiton.
"111 lx· un dl\pla' in \\'c;r,1lakc 'v1lla!C
in \ cntu ra < ount' \\here a pcc1al
\l'n ,,,."planned ·y w'9da)L The "all
bt·a1' 1h, nani,·,ol ... ~00 .\mcnran
"holhl·ll n \ ,,.t.,am 11r were rcponed
t..
Originally developed to r epel insects,
it now attracts-and addicts-people
BJ JOHN A. BARBOUR _ ......... _.,...,
In the ironic and contradicton
v.orld of Jr~ 1t 1\ wonh notina 1ha1
the Olll\I.' ~rt ofrcx:ainc. from which
cr~tk anJ 11' ll'\~r cousin come.
v.ere de' 1\Cd b) 11 mountain plant u a
nwan of kccpina in\Ccl pest\ 1v.1y.
The 1ns~cts got the mc,\lgt. Hu·
man\ are till \\ork1n1on11.
tore than .:?O m1lhon Amenc.-an"'
haH' uK'J l a1ne and some four
nlllhon :ire u'1na or abus1na 1t now.
1cnum ~> 1t 1a~c~ an l\Crqt of
no1m.1l lil"-
So the ~edi1 uf a Jrenter ep1dem1c
:>fl' al~JJ) planted in the -;oc1et) • .\
araJual rt\4.• in CO(."lJIOC addtCllOO
m11h1 h:l\e hcen l'\J>C(led eH·n 1f
l.'rad; had not \hov.n up.
Thl' ~)Unt~ nd JlOtcni;~ of crack
onJ me~ ~''"and th~ f1tc1 that th • a•~· 'lnrnkl'J ~\hl•r 1h1n n11Tcd l"t'~
u •1 .i nH1, h qu1ckcr ... ;;h1ahcr" hllh
v.h1\h •~ .iJJu.tina 1n a tcv. month,,
th 1~b~ m~t.:11\& th" lrtur }C'lr\ 111 kc
"llhlOC':l1nr ~m hkca \'t'I') Iona and
old·f:i hi n'-d cnp "'~nt
Smff~il UK"lllne ti I U( 10
m1nu\\'S to hit unJ the h1 h la h1bou1
h:llr -:in hour \ dru of a:a k ~tril
th\' brain in on,1 and the h1sh la~''
I ,., th:in 10 nunut~ 1n\ 1tmg n:·
pl,'at,·d perform n ,
U n~. th in " h u i;. 11rh
11dd1 I\ \1u~1cr 10 bu) hll af'tt'r h11 ul
l 1n on" t iilm fft'l"\'lll1 "
CRAC KING DowN
..
y car pool lane .
creating more accidents Cooler wea t h er a nd ele ar s kie s
CtMr lklM • ~ ttwoueh Wedl...O•y
Local ... t to '*1,_ wlnde ol 20 JO 30 mph we IOtecMI
th 1 motnlfte. deal~. T~ .nernoon ~ C0Gtet W~ey a.ac:t.~hllhttodey14tolOendW~70to
75 LOW. 50 to M Veleyt. Noht Tueed•Y 71 to 15 Md W.cmetday 7' 1012 Lowe" to 54.
,8y llOBERT HYNDMAN ....... ,...~ .
The Co\ta MC'\a F~cwa> \ C'ar p00I
lanc'I ma) ha\c pc11uaded more
a>1otumt\ to share rides. but ll also
ma) bl-leading 10 more accident .
talc and l<X·al 1ranspona11on c'pcns
u.I Monda\.
In the nine month the 1rial
proaran has been in effect. the
,a,c1:ig numtlCrofoccupanu 10 each
t-;ar d1mlx'd from 1.17 10 I 25
rC"n·rs1na a downward trend that
· bc,.an 1n 1981. Call run prOJC'Cl
coon:hnmor Ron l\.lu'>Ja told the
()ranae Count) Transpor1a11on C:om· .~mi\!>1on .· ·· ·
~ TM upanc) ..-ate on Route ,55 ,.,
'no" th1..• highest m 1h11 Los .i\naclcs-
'Or.ingc Count~ arc::i "''h the e"'ccp-
tion of the s1rctlh of the \3n
}krn:mlano FrcNa} that accommo-
dates lhc El Monte buS\\a). Klusza
~ad.
But ( altranl statJSlacs. as v.ell as
thO'll' from the tJ( In.inc lns11tuw of ! Tr.10spona11on 1ud1es. rnd1catt' an
o'er.ill trC'nd of increasing acc1dC'nts
Stn<.·c earl) tn 1984. The la I et~ht
months arc follo" 1ng that trC'nd "1th
no s1gn1ficant increase or decrease
1 The Tran!.portataon C'ommissaon.
"h1ch a kcd for an update on thC'
program Morn.la). has )Ct to decide ~" hethC'r thl' car pool lanes "'" be-i)
.
ix·m13TICOl feature ol the r·o,ta Mt'\:I
f l'\:l'"Ol\. Will R1,.'l ._l'r ol' tlw l 1( f 1ran,por-
1a1mn tn\lllutl'. 1d \Ulllst1l·~ on
"<'l'l-\l;I\ <in1lkn1~ during dr)
\\l'athl·r \ho" on ln\'rl·a~ \'\l'll
I),.~•· ;I Ill\' 1(1.'ll\:t.1l 111•n1I .
,. Kc\._cr. \\ho ~td therl' 1~ a II~
tx·t"wn :>l'\'1dcn1 r.m· and 1ra0ic
wng'"· 110n. oho found 1n reasc\ J
thl· proporuon of: . "-.
•RC'ar-cnd and \1dcs"1pc '-'''"
tknt\. •
• .\~utkni tn' oh •I'll mo1omts in
thl· t.tnl' :illµu:nt to thl' c:tr pool lanl''.'
• \n:adl·ni.. tJU)l'd b' un~fe hlnl'
<.l"IOI ngt'> . ·
• Mul11-\~h1cl1..· :m:1dent'l .
l:mr tK• UM: ul the "1dC'\prc-:ad ~ 101:11100" ht' ha "1tnc st'J.
\bout tht\C ou1 (.If tht" fht dmcr1
1n th(' l~n • h \aid, Jo not ha'c
f'3''l'tll\ '' I he} du not follo" the n1k ... forJ,'nll'llO nn1.h \I Un& the .li.nC
( ahrun~·., Ron "lu 1a 'laid ., 101·
at1011' 111 \' moH• Pfc" aknl 10 thC'
1111111w1a rnmnH1tc -I 0.4 pC'r~enl ol
1lw lllllt ntngdnH'r' are u 1na 1hc lanl'
1lk~ll}. 6 ;I fl\'fll'nl of the C\c.'Oln&
Lommu11:r~..ar\· '111l;u1na the la" ( \
\lUC.h h\ l>fl\ r' '°' Ht&h\\a) ":af,·t~
dJUtl\
0 lh\0 ligur\' '" do r lo 25
JX"H:~OI) J r.rn po11atton l omm1s 1oner ~1m
fk.101 ;igll'\'d th;,t l'nfofC"l"'fllent I\ I
pll1hk01 :rnc.l \31J 1hc H1&h\\a) Pa1rol
,huulu \tcp up m clforts to be mo1 ~ . '1 1hk rn l'UlOH'tl\JC"'.lr pool lane Jaws
. rlkr~ m:n he J d~lrea~. hO\\l'\er.
111 the nuntbcf of ~tl"l·tdcnt!. 1n "h1eh ~ From Al
moton'lb arc tnJurcd. Rcd.t'r ..:itd HL•rman· ...aid the ACLU ~ould
011\l'f\ for H1gh"a) ~fet). a aln'pl'.ln 1n\c,11ga11on ofl4 charge
group opro'4:d lO the rar pool lan1..·~ • b~ Spl'l 1al Ma tcr Lawrcm·e
point\ to 1h,· au1dcn1 rate among (1 ro'>~man. a former pnwn "ardcn
otlll'r factOl"I a\ rl'3Wn\ lO -open all \\ho \\J\ appo1ntl'd b) (Jra) 10
four frcc"J> l<anes to all motomts 0 , cr\cc compllanu· "''h ll1~ orde~
It 1'>dc:irthe HOV (h1gh-occupan-OllJ.ltl wndi11on'I.
l \ 'l'htdl') larw ,., un\.lfo bl-cau~ of (1ra) \ld1..·d "11h the ACLU Mon·
tlie a11tlk1<1I d11Tercncc.· in peed." da} n·gardmg11..·kphont'prtv1lcgc-sfor
!>:ud group !>poke man Bill Ward. inmates and rc,reation tame for .. r 1nlf1ng out c,ome1h1ng docs not certain pni.onl.'r\.
''orl.. ,., no dl\gracl·:· Ward told thC' · He dcn1ell a <."ount) mo'c to hm11
Lomm1ss1on in ura1ng them todrscon-· rooftop reHcation period for high·
111\ul· 1he program. ml.. pmonc~ al thl' main Ja il.
l osta ".1l''3 rcsidl'nt Tom Rc11m:an \mong thl' pla1nt1fTs'tn the AC'LU
'Wtd he "a" opfX'~d to the t'ar pool -.u1t\\a')hun Von 1a1ch.acon,1ctt'd
From Pc*lt Concieption to the M4t•~ l«der -lnMJ
water• Smalt cratt 8dvit9rY Point Concept!Ot\ 10 Point Oumt due
10 '°'* r.0ttNaJt -. of 20 to 30 k!'Ott be6oW CW)yc>n• tt111 "'°'~'"'l"O tNs •ttemoon £.....,• Nght ~wiable wind• this morning *°"'•ng W9et 8 to 12 knot• T.-ci•Y •flttnoon aod •vening a.as 2 IMt tMlt toc.ity up to ' ,_. 1n windy .,... Soutttweat ,._.,. i. to 3 feet, Qeet th~ tonight.
Outer watera Potnt Conception to Sant• Aou Island north 10 northwest wtnd• 15 to 20 knot• With 5 to 8 toot te•• tod•Y· South ot S1n11 Roll Island n0tth to northe .. 1 w1nd1 I to 13
knots 19<1ay. Seas 4 10 8 '"'
U.S . Temps
I '
74 n u Calif. Temps. ..,. .• c.rwi .. 40 ..... _u ........
... 41 ...... '°" ... 2• ~ 9flCIWlt ., s."' ...... MonlCe
. ~
., ,.
:; : AppleV..., -.u 27' llOdtlOft
ft ao leli•lf• 1t 3t T"-v.-., ...... 70 .. fllftanc:. :~ r. • ....,..,,_ 70 41 Y-1• Vlf
<l&'•U ..... ti ff l
S1 • t3 ...,. .• !! !! • . 1' ~ 05 ' 07 ~. ,. .... s f t . ., n Cal-· ;: ~ u r repor
oM u <:""-°"' .. .. . 40 27 1...... 1.. -LOCATIOM ,. .. ,~-·-z-
•2 ,, 1..--... .. 2t --· Moftlca 2t '' l .... IMdl .. ... M S3 Loa~ ... U ::c:..
17 71 • ....,.~ 1S ai7 011t100ll lllll•
71 .. ~ .. .. ~-IO
"
-aw
8W IW ••
40 2S Molv-...... !! ~
Tl 47 ........... ... --..,..--------.. ,. Mor>tora,i n 47 :~ ;~ :=. e..c11 • ~ : Tldea Oeli~ 13 ..
Ontttlo 14 IO TOOAY ' .,....,. IP'lnft ... " ,..,., ,. t-ot 4 m I'
... .Md9M u .. flrWI low 12 \4 p "' 1 4 P-~ Tl U ~l"lfl IUpll'I. 4-1 "9111Mf u .,
"9dwood ~ 71 47 ....... y "'-tlOa I IO 43 ~low 12.0l .. IO\.
·--•• 72 17 ""941'11111 tM&nl ..... 11 40 .__..... 12Mpm
IM...,_dlolo 12 .. 9-'Clll!lllll tUp111 a.no.... • u
• Ot
It oe 4f
..,.. '•at.a.Go 74 u ""',.... ..., • t:22 ll 11\ ........ .. ,,_ 71 ... M4Upl'I ~i.Me .. .. .._,.....,.21\p..m --:•-------------------------•-ldllC'n' ho \\JH"aptured this rear afler a SPl'l·ta,ulare!leapc from the Jail roof . DRUG TESTING DELAYED •.• "here he and another pnsoncr "ere
l.'njo} 1ng a recn:auon period.
._........ n • ... ..,.,, .. ,4,•m .
;From A l
.. ··~c ha\ e to "a1t and sec about the
h,'J.aill ),:: ~1d Ma~or Phil Maun:r "It ' 1.----"~ouldn't make much sense 10 sta n
,somet~in& and d1sco\Cr w(re 1n hot
'"a11..·r. In Orange Count). onl) Fountain
Valle) and Tu'>ttn ha ' e appro"ed an)
form of drug 1es11ng. In Fountain
..,.. Vaill') all Job applicant., mu"it 'iuhm11
, to drug test'> and firemen 1n that ci t>
, h:he :iirccd to 'olun1ecr IC\trng.
'tu!.tin also ICSIS prospectl\e erri·
plO)el'!t
•1 Mun on said he 1s rduc1an1 to
proceed ""h drug testing no" be·
,,,ausc tht' labs that do drug testing a<c
not rl·gu lated
On an ;neragc labs that conduct
'>dru& tC'st1ng ha\C an ab)smal track
rnord and produce rnaC'Curatc re ult<>
ne:irl~ 60 pcn:cm of the time accord·
·ma 10 a sun C) compiled b) tht'
fl·J eral ( <.·ntcr for Dt!>easc ( ontrol in
:11;nna •
<llStC'SI\ tor the pn:..cnrc of coc aine
tlw aH:ragl' lab ~ 1C'lds rncrnratc
. II 68 per .. 111 ol the t1mt' On . \tturnc~'I representing Sta1ch ~~1~~h~tanunc.•\u tc ting. the rc'iuh-; • araued h1-s l'!ICa~ "as motivate~ by
\\l'fl' inau·uratl' 70 ~rccnt of the · his poor 1rcatmcn1 tn the count)'ia•I. VETERANS HONORED TODAY •..
I lnll'
··The real "Orr) 1!1 that b) adopting
Jrug ll''>llngno\\ \\ernuld-becrcatang
rl·.tl 1urm\>1l ... ..ard Munson
l 'l'l'I 1f 1hl' l'lt' ''cre 10 select a lab
1ha1 ha'> a n:pufat1on for producing
'1l l uratc rel.ult!>. an afkcted emplo>cc
"uulJ stand an l'\cellent chance of
l halkngrnit thl' tc~h 1n mun.
·•\II a plarnufhH,uld ha' e 10 do'"
\hm' a JUI) that document\ that
\l':lll'!I te<,ltng ,., 1nacrnrnte 60 percent
of the 11me." ~1d Munson "It might
nut n en math:r that the lab "e used
""" rnm:c1 100 pcrlcnt of the 11mt' ..
\1 un'>on !Wiid 1hc problem 1s that
lhl \late doc\ not ha'e a m1n1mum
c.1.indard ccnifica11on or hrensmg
program for drug tc\ling lab• at
,Jfl\'"l°l rnean thl'rl' arl· n9t bs
(.tpahk of pruJul ing.icc uratc rC'sult\.
hl added
From A l
• OL.lahoni:i ( II) COCAINE r emak '"'crans "ere to be honor-
•• • cd 1n the Georgia Veterans Da)
From Al Paradt' 1n \tlanta "1th the marchers t:oca1nc abu'4:. is 'ommon in tht' 10 1ndudc about 100 "omen. most of
·co._c hi:ad · ·· them World \\.ar II 'etcrans
<.. phl'n c111..· thl' couine paradol: "It's about time ~hey sho"'cd
"hat starti. out a!i elation and cu· thcmschc~ to society ... said Ltl)
phona end\ up as the blues and .\dam\. chai rnoman of the parade
fauguc O\\OC1Jt101f\ Women VeteJ1inS Com· ··Have "c reached the apogee of millce
COl"3 rne U\l .. , .. C ohcn asks ... Probabl) A aroup of sold1ers wi ll lca\.e Fon
not upplrl'!i arl' plcn11ful and prices c amptx•ll. K} .. Jor a peace-kccpanf
arc do""· Treatment remains d1f· nmsion in the Maddie East. I
ti( uh ... It " 1ru1..• 1ha1 strong !.l1mulan1 month after ~48 oft he base's sold1t'rs
cJ')1dem1\') haH~ a record of d>•ng out. diL·d 1n a plane era h in Gander.
ix·rhap bclau'IC thl· user's plight is '\i:" foundland. on thetr wa> back
h1ghl) '1o;1blc and ~~cs as a deter· hom 'lUt:h a m1s!i1on an the S1na1 rent 10 tho!.4: 1n the user's vic1nt1) " ~r..._ _____ _
cnhct~ he sa}s: the future, The first of about 800 members ol
1ndoub1 thL' 101 \1 \1rt>ome Ol\1s1on "'ere
'>lalc \' 1etnarn Veterans Memorial
design contest
In e"'" Jcr~). • 'omm1ttct an-
nounced Monda) that a memonal 10
rnmmemoratC' the state's Vietnam
\l'terans "'II be built at the Garden
SIJll' \rts Center. It will bear the
name"' of the 1.443 New Jerscyans
killed rn :m1on and the 63 lmcd as
nu:.s1ng
.. Their braver) and' alor should be
mcmonal11ed appropriate!>." said
Mate Sen Ed"ard O'Connor. chair-
man of the commtlll'c. -
In lfa"a11. both the Amcncan
Ll'gton and the D1~blcd ~mcncan
V1..;terans planned bneT ceremonies at
the "'•lllonal · Memonal Memonal
( cmeter. of the Pacific on the Island
of Oahu·
In lpd1ana Warren Township
grad1..· s.chool teacher .Harry F Wal-
ltam pl•mned 10 cncourair pupils
tod3) 10 write leners to vettrans. an
annu:il l.'\en t He will deliver the
k11er!.10pa11cn1s1n lnd1anapohs" 1wo
Veterans .\dm1n1strat1on hospitals.
·-r,e 101 some lc11ers back that arc
unbclil'' able:· ~•d W1lhams ''I've
:u: tuJll) seen M>mc veterans ·chan~
their mind\ about toda)°s children
ALIEN REPORT AIRED •••
NEXT: 1Hsl1alag-4~1IJ[!'u dr_1111 ~ heJulcJ 10 leave toda) T"'o more
~~---~----------------~-------~~~-----~---~group arl'tolca'e~tcr1nthemon1hp From Al
·· Th\'rc is a dl"lin11c ani"r and
r\'\l'ntmcnt to"ard 11lcpl ahcns:· the
n·pon 'l"31d _..There ha-. alread) ~en
:it 'f~nc incident ofo;cveral arwns
rnmm1 1tcd aga1n-.1 1lkpl ahem rcs1-
tknn'' ··
the d1'i)Cnt111g report.
Dolan <."ailed for the ell)' 10 JOin
fon.:l'!I" 1th federal officials an hun11na
do\\n and dcpon1n1 illegal 1mm1-
grant<i f urthermore, he UrJed I~ Cit)'
10 ad' a!IC rhunhCj, and other social
011-1n11a11ons to stop a1dm1 t~oK
here tlkpll).
'I·
. ...
·' . ,,
..
I
.. In < hark~ton. W.Va.. whC're
upath) nc.·arl) doomed last spnng's
~frmnrial Da) parade. orpn1ze11
tned 10 &•"-' nc"' hfc 10 Vettrans Day
Ill!\ llil'!>.
00\\'e"re tl)JOg 10 get back 10 the old
ll:i~ \. "hen the} "-Ould ha \e a b11
p1~ Oil" c:tth } car." s:ud orpnazrr
\\ am·n ··~fagoo"' McG1nnt A C•I)'
pu.rUl'" as planned folio"' mg a down-
to\\n parade
West V1rgm1a uov. Arch Moore
"111 il';id a cerl'mon} f~atunng the
;innount:l'nwnt of t~e winner of a
MAIN OFFICE
'i¥ ""'' ~ ·~CA J.' • ~ Cosu IA!'M CA ~a
The d1swn11ng documtnt also
protl·sted ai:.unst shoot\ of rac1 m 1n
th'-" '>hoottn& death of a I 5->c•ir-0ld
l a11no ho~ "ho ""as alleged I> caught
'!h.•ahng "hcl·ls off a Por he .
"The rCLeOt uallardo hoottn& IS
another ellamplc of the now comr:non
public claim~ ot racial bias .... wh1le
1gnonng Lhl' en mes ('omm1tted." said
00Ulepl alil'n~ 1n our school are
h:.ind1rnpped. t''1ucat1onall)'. cul-
turall). moma11onall)." said the
unomual report. "hic h was markc.'d
"11h m•~Pl·lltngs 00lllcgal a hens
carr) nrnp) d1l)('aM:s that had been
'artuall) eliminated in this country."
Delly Pttot
Deltwery .
.. Guer.,-teect
O.u.!oO IOa 641 S618 --.. 911>\0r .. t41 011.
C<lpJo'll't 1 •!)Cit• "J" Coe\I P\illfN""O ~ r No Just call 642-6086
~, fflOa-1 ""yOu 00
not -"* '(Ofll -~ !> 30 p m ul DOior• 1 P "'
*1CI 7QUr ~ '"'' OI --eel .. PDfo(!j __,., •• ,'°"' "d.Hi<• .... " .. OI 9#V$l!M 1nent~ he<edl •nllr ~ tefWC><lolC"" .. .it,OoJI tC~I f;er
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