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OVEMBER 25, 1986
Pri probation
DA wuted prlsoa for mo~estatloas
ly llOBDT HYNDMAN 1mna ~t special treatment. kotki •id. "Tbi1 man damleed that
... ..., .... ... ' ~ the hearina.. Koski uped in a very, very sipifacant way:•
The Roman Catholic priest con-that whale compuuon and for-The f'anulia, he said, .. have seen
victed.of molcstana four altar beys 11venH1 have their place, .. punish-their rel~• roots npped out of~
should have been 1ent to pnson, ment and deierrent1 are also import-around.' •
accordiria to the deputy district ant components of the justice sys-Judie Carcksw decided apinst a ·
attonvy who prOKtuted ham. .tern... . • pnson term ror Andentn despiae
• Instead, the Rev •. AndrewChri1tian By . K1?d•na Ande~ to prison, findina him 1uilty of 26 covntt of
Anderwn of Hunt1nston Beach's St. Koski sa1d, a mesaqc wouJd be tent child molestation dat.in1 t.ck to
Bonaventure Church was 1entenced out that people in • position of trust 1983.
Monday to ftve years probation and will be punished if they violate that· But Cardenas was critical of St
ordered to com~ a paycholos.ical trust. · Bonaventure Church parishional
counselina pr'Olr'tm. ..Unless ~he court metes out some who wrote doz.e~of letten to him
"I am not p6lued with the laCk ofa son of pun1shment; the court hasn't ufJina ltniency 1n sentencina the ;.ii sentence," protttutor Mike Koski done its job," he 11id. . pnest. .
aid followina the tentencina by Koski said the altar boys, all about Nearly aJI the letter-wnten, he Mid,
Superior Court Jodie Luis Cardenas • 12 _years <.!Id, aod their families haye refuted to believe th•t "Father Chris" .---~inWestminster. suffered immeasurably because or· commmed the crimes despite
Koski, who had asked for a mini-Andersen "-· Andenen•s admauion of piJt and
a, llOBUT HYNDMAN ........... _ .
Tbt Rev. Andrew Chnst1an
Andersen's fututc•• • priat WJd not
be decided until ht completes the ps~I counwhna he was or-
dmd to undeflo Monday.
Bishop John S1e1nbock. adminit-
trator ror tht Roman Catholic
DioceK or Oranee. ·Uid all that is
certain about Anderttn'1 future as a
priest is that he would never be 1n
contact with childrtn apin.
mum Kl\tence Of One year ID jail if "ls there lnythina more imponant virtuallyianoredthepliptofthealtar
probation waspnted,ttopped short. or essential (for an altar bo_y) than his boys who were victimized.
....... ,......, ... ,.,.. Andenen. senienced to five years
probation Monday for molestin1 four
altar boys. will repon to th< Villa
Martin Foundation House 'in Jemez
Sprinp, N.M. laier thisr week for however, of accus.ina the court of faith. his belief in _.the pnesthoodr' ll'leMe ... UNTSNC~/ A8) Tlae Rn. Andrew Cbrlatlan
ADdeneD ln coart. counselin&.
It's officlal, Reggie Jack-
son and the Angela are~
through after a fJv&-year
tour./81
Coaat
County planners delay
llCtion on an envtronmen-
taf Impact report for a
1,581-bedJall near
Anaheim Stadium./ A3
California
Judge halts the deporta-
tion of Illegal aliens who
may be ellglble for
amnesty under new legls-
latlon./ AA
Wo rld
PhUlpplnegovernment
reports progress In peace
talks with Communist r&-
bela./ M
Reagan _
ousts2
security
fficials
By TIM AHERN
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WASHINGTON -President Re
apn, say1n1 he had not been full:
informed on all details of h1s sccre 1 Iranian arms d eal, announced tht
departure of two White House aidel ·
today as it was d1$dosed that milliont
of dolla!S' 1n arms money had bttn
diverted.
The shaketip came amid mountina
controversy aver Reqan's decision
to sell anns to Iran and the disclosure
b)' Attorney General Edwin Meese
that as much as $30 million an arms
money was transferred to Cen tral
Amcnca.
The president. look.ins lf'im, an--
nounced that • Vice Adm. John
Poindexter, his national security ad-
viser, and Poindexter's chiefaade, Lt.
Col. OhverNorth. had been "relieved
of duties."
Jn making the announcements,
Reagan added, "I WH not fullr, Compacted car awaits tow informed on the nature of one •
clement of his secret pohcy. Drl•er Loretta Coffman, 54, of J'oa.ntain
Meese said $1 0 million to $30 Valley ..tfered only iDbaor taJa.rt• bat her
m1Uiort obtaiocd from the sale of K1-aD Meztma wu totaled Monday when
weapons to Iran had been diverted to 'abe awer.ed to a.old a.a 18-wbeeler rlC that
(Pleue eee 81tCURJTT / A2) palled lnto her eoathbomld lane on the 405
freeway at Harbor Boalnard ln eo.ta Meu.
She loet control a.ad her car went mader the
traek'• trailer where it wu -draaed to the
aboalder. Track drl•er WUllam-0.m, 30,
of San Dleco wu not lnjarecl.
.
H11 tltof8')', Williui MllNlt
said wtuk tht ~ • ~
the conditioos or AllCleneU ,.....
hon. his fyture ••~ willll ...
the Roman CatbolK' dMlh*.
, While Aodmen uodc,...·co.-
sehna, his manislerial dYuet will • u pe.,dcd, Monroe aeid.
Judie l.u11 Catdenai'I eer-o/
probet1on did notaddrae ~'s
. 1tatus as a priest altho~ 1t Plohillill
him from comina in contac1 wldl
youths under 18 without a ~
ible adult accompanyina him .
Jn a prepared sta\ement i.ued
Monday, teinbock Mid t~ dioeem
is deeply saddened by tht Anda•• ca~. · -•
(Pleue w PUTOU/M)
Special
election
especially
uiCK .___
Newport voters need
about 10 seconds ---to cast their ballots
By ROBERT HYNDMAN
Of .. ..., ........
Newpon Beach voters are takina
about l 0 second today to help decide
the faie or the proposed $300 millioe
expan ion of 'cwport Center. .
That's about how Iona it takes a
voter to duck mtoa votina booth. line
up the ballot card and pancb either a
)CS or no for Measure A, the only
'l uc on the card. Beau~ of lhe quick itH.nd~ut
votina.; few lines were ~peeled
outside the SI polling stations ICal·
tercd throupout Newport, Balboa
and Corona del Mar.
(Voters have untJI 8 toniaht to v1s1t
the polls. To find where to vote,
phone 834-2244.)
''The only line 'WC had was the one
this momina waitina for the front
door to open," said precinct official
Barbara Fults at the Lido I le Yacht
Oub "There were about 10 people
w11ttn1 to vote when we opened up at
7 o'clock."
Wnhm the first 90 minu\tS, about
70 voters had already stopped by the
)ICht cl ub to cast their votes o~ the
upan aon plan
ll'fDEX
Advice and Games
Bulletin Board
Business
Cl•satfled
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A3
A7-9
88-9
87
OC considers worker drug testing
"Wc'"e always had a aood turnout
hereon Lido.'' FuJtssaid. "Dunna the
last election. we had a turnout of
about 76 or 77 percent. I thint. that's. bccau~ofmorc-cducated votcnwho"
take their responsibility to · vote
scriou ly."
Comics
Entertainment "'
Opinion
Potlc49 log
Public Notices
Sport a
Tetevtslon
Weather
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By LISA MAHONEY
Of .. Olrllr .... ...,. •
Saymi that their employees arc
"not exempt from society's drua aod
alcohol problems.'' Orange County
supervisors ordered a study today
that could pave the way for employee
drug and alcohol testing.
As proposed by Supervisor Har-
riett Wieder, the study"will use the
heed for testm1 and identify is~ue
surroundina the establishment of 'an
employee te uni pr()lf'am.
Ov'cf the next 90 days, a task force
led by the county personnel depan·
ment will attempt to quantify on-the-
JOb drua and alcohol abuse within the
county work force and determine
whether some kind of testing prosram
should be established.
The task force will eon sider pnvacy
assuc surroundana testi.na as well as
the cost of conducting a testina
proa.ram
At the insa 1encc of three uper-
vasors. an cmplo)'tt rcprescntat1 ve
wall be part of1he ta k force.
Wieder said an use' ment of drua
and alcohol use amona county cm-
plo)'ees 1s nttded not becau~ of any
obvious substance abuse problem
among them, but in order to respond
to the na1lonw1de concern over drua.s
1n the workplace.
··1 thank it's incumbent on Orange
County government u one of the
la11est employers in this county to
address it. We can't tum our back on
it. We can't sweep it under the n.g
"There ~s to be an as s ment
of what the facu arc," she said.
-Oranac County employs about
I 2,000 people mcluding firefi&Jlters.
shentrs deputies and other public
safety personnel who arc mo t often
subjected to testina.
£mployeedruause b«amean 1s uc
(Pleue Me COUNTY/ A2)
Low crime r ate raises-neighbers' apathy -Jilm · ·
-what if you pve a Neiahoortfo~
Watch meetina a.nd nobody came?
That's what happened last week in
Fountain Valley. but police think
they how 'Nhy,
According to Fountain Valley's
new Police Chief Elvin Miali, the
reason is 1mple: rime in the
bedroom community ~ low, there-
fore, apathy is up.
Holiday alters
Pllot delivery
The Daily Pilot w1ll iwatch It$
publishina tchedule thas ,.eek
because of the Thank.,vina
0.y holiday.
WedntJday's editions 'Mil t>t
delivered as usual. But the
reaular Food l«taon wdl not
appear \lnUI Fridly.
·On Th1nk111van1 Day and
... 1n on Friday, the Dady Pilot
will be published and ckhva'ed
an the momlna. u n is on ~
"'The chantrS Wiii allow many or our em~ more time to
fnJO}' the hOl1dly Wit'-their
•mlhes,-P\lbti*" ~ wn. .... Mid .•• ,.... .. you .. ~r
...,..nd1ftl ud have • ~ TMnkisi •ftl."
That is also the opan1on of Laurann
Cook. president of the Neishborhood
Watch organization in Fountain Val-
ley. Cook said there are mort' than 430 active watch member$, who
represent I 8,000 re idential homes.
Last week's Netshborhood Watch
citywide meetin1 wa an eumple oh
community lulled into apathy by the
city's low crime rate. Present at the
meeting were Mllli, a politt tlcµt~
ant, four tudents from Fountain
Valley Hiah School. one reporter and
about 14 midt'nts.
"People reel safe in this communi-
ty ... she said. "But as evidenced by the
lack of interest in a mectina hke this.
with a topic entitltd 'CnmcAnd How
It Affect Fount.am Vancy,' we arc
rtally trying to combat apathy.
People arc. ha ppr_ here. but not w1lhnJ
to act an~olved . The only way we can
keep our city safe ,, by community
involvement "
The Fountaan Valle~ ciah-
borhood Watch, accord1n1 to Cook. is
a community crime prc,.entaon pro-
sram endoncd b> the local police
depanmcnt and 1dmm1~tercd by the
resident Incepted nine )ta~ ago, it'
BoDLov1cH
NEW SMAKERS
purpo is to create an alen net&h·
(Pleue tee CRiii:&/ A6)
Laguna school trustees fa~e recall
CURE to serve papers tonight against
four who supported retaining Hardman
By LAU&A MEil& ..............
A roaht1on of parents oppoted to
the retention of hap tchool football
c:oech Cedrick Hardman followana
his amst on dn.11 Cha"t!Q plan to
1erve four IC'hoOt tna1tea with rteall
PIP" al tonipt' rnftllftl. nae: "®P 1han1 Un ted for Rapon11Me EdU('lllon (CORE). ha
been olanniftJ the renll dl'on s.nce On. 21 when the IChOol bolrd voted
4-1 to reinstate Hardman, Who wat
lm:tttd ID ~cmbtt for ~.ltOn
or S.S aramj of cocaine and mntan1
ltTt t.
The fi ur rd member\ tartttCd
for rtt1ll arc Jan Vtcken. ChartcM
Raptz. Susan Ma and C•rl Schwarz.
The onl tru ttt not •na x~C'd
'With rttall pepcrs '' Hany 81thell,
who Cl t the d1 nttnt 'Ole.
In kttp1na •1th the kphu of a
rteall, the lfOUP Plan to sicnc ttit
four with a 20().wOfd tcment that
bfoldly outlines 1t roncttn dunna \he"*''"'" '7:3011 SSO Bhamont While the bolal' dcds1nn on
. .
At Newport Beach City Hall, poll
worker$ helped about a dozen resi·
dents cast \'Oles walhin the fint bour.
"The only problem we've had is
people are unsure where exactly
they're supposed to go to vote,'' one
worker said. "Some prcCJncts have
been consolidated."
Whale precinct workers arc re-
quired to avoid d1scuss1on of the
ballot issue It the pollina StatlonS;
voters themselves voluntarily de-
(P1_.. Me IBAS~/A2)
·Newport
t r olley
may roll
t o a halt
'I' ..
QUITUKDB FIRE •••
..... Al
die "1btca tn nual merQ. ..
presumebly U -bKR<J K'lll''llUln
rebeb.. He said. "tht onl ptnOn Who ~ly kM'f' about lh1 Colonel
Nonh.".
Mcnc id Poinck:"'"· •ho has
---bteft htl pOtt iPtl tns than • >-.,, wa ltfttf'lll) flmahar •ith
Nonb' actiOM. but "°' 1n dc-taal .
The Iha nap brouit\1 prompt mic-·
tiOft on ptol Hill, ~here 'Re·
pubhcans and Democrab haJ bttn
cntol of the adm1n1stratton.
Sen. Robert B)rd. 0-.W. Va. the
anromina m-.ority trader. said. 'Tm
w1llina to say it tS a me s and that
me i hHn't b«n helped by tod.t)'s
rc\clJtions." "What this say i~ that nobody
Sttms to be rail) an t'harst of the
forc1an pohcy of this country. It says
that t~ Whitt' House i in a chaotic
state of afTairund the be tthina to do
would be to wa h 1t all out. let people
see and hear. and admll that 1t was a
mistake and pack up from there.:· he
said. ·
Scnale M~ority Leader Bob Dole of Kansas said Reagan wu totally
fortbcomina in briefina congre 1onal
ICldm on the Iran initiative.
"It wu otmous hr 'Wit ~
d1 turbtd at the mfonnauon ht had
Ju l l'C'Ct•'C'd <from Mttte)and 1t Wllf ~uall. ob' 1ou he was dc~muntd to
do -what nttd to be done," Dole said an a \Hmcn tatcmcnt.
Ncat•1tanon1 bl'pn m l91,-for the
te:(rtt arms deal. wh1 h Rt111n sa)'•
"• antc-n<kd 10 1m~ve relation' 'With Iran. Hc-has denied he mtendt'd
the ~l as a tnaJc for mencan
h°'taaes in Lebanon.
Reqan continued to io1111 tuda>
he had not made a nmtakc by
approvina the secret arms sale.
"No," the president rtplicd a\
rcportel"$ shouted out que tions. "and
I'm not taking any more q_ucsuons."
SourttS told the Associated Pre s
that Poindc-xter and North had both
been ask(d to resiJn this mornina.
although · Reapo insisted. "They
chose to go ....
Asked whether North faced poss·
1bk legal action. Me~sc said. "We arc pr~otJy lookina into the lea,al
aspects of it as to whether there was
any cnminalat~ involved."
Reqan dethncd to answer houttd
questions 'from reporters Lry1nf to
learn whether Secretary of tatc
MEASURE A 'S FATE •••
1 FromAl . ~
cided to keep thetr hps scnled.
About 12 voters were asked their
position on the Irvine Co.'s proposed
plan. While about~ half offered that
they had voted in favor of it, none
gave explanations and all of them
declined to 11ve their names.
Both supporters and opponents of
the plan have predicted a close race.
There arc 4S,OOO reaistercd votel"i
.in Ncwpon Beach. The county Rcai~ trar of Voters office S.tJd a turnout of
up to 20 percent could be expected in
. a spedaJ election.
. Jn Ncwpon Beach. specaa.I clcc·
tions in the past have drawn turnouts
of8 to 2S percent ofreai tcrcd voters.
But because of the importance and
wide publicity Measure A has aencr-
ated. officials say the turnout thi
time could be much higher. -:...
Measure A would allow the lMne
Co. to add offices. restaurant • hops,
and rcs1denuaJ tracts to Newpon
Center while securini zonin& for a
teen center. a day-care center and a
larger an museum and library
As a tradcofT. the Irvine Co would
be required to pend about $47
milhon in road construction or im-
provements. The biggest chunk of the
road work would come in the form of
Pelican Hall Road. the touted bypass
around Corona del Mar
Geors Shuhz' jab was tn JtOPlrd).
But :Meae, Who ipOke to m>Mcn a~ Rftlllln Ifft the podium. aid
Shultz would remain an has post.
The controvmy has mushroomed
into tmc of tht mutt damaaana of his
pr81dfncy. Stlufti. Sffmlry of l)reo.;
fenw Caspe~Weinbe~ and the
membcn oft Joint Ch~f of Staff' all
ha"c mack clear their oppoi1t1on to the \C\'.rtt arms sale.
Reapn t.aid he plans to appoint a
board 10 conduct a "special review of
the Nauonal S«unty Council Stan:"
Bomb~lanted
incarinHB
pipe bomb was planted in a c.ar
belonama to a Fountain Valley police
dispatcher while it was parked m the
trttl in front ofa Huntinaton Beach
re idcnce, police said today.
But 1hc explosive device, di~
covered by the owner of lhe 't'lr, wu
disarmed Monda}' by 1tre Oranac
Cou nty Shenfl\ Depanment bomb
'Quad before It could e~plode.
Police. who evacuate4 residents at
the site m the 16000 bldck of Kellog
Circle near Golden West Street and
Warner A venue, acknowledaed the
incident, but they refused to provide
details.
It Wl\S learned. however. that the
cnr. a green 1971 Pontiac Ventura,
was ·registered to Janet Martin, a
dispatcher with the Fountain Valley
Police Depanment.
·Manin discovered the device when
she left the house Monday morning to dnvc her young son to school,
according to reports.
he first nouced what she believed
to be 1w115 h4ngang down from the
bonom of the car. UponacJoser look,
she found wires and clips.attached to
a thrcc·mch pipe .
Police refused to disclose details
about po able motives or suspects in
connection with I.he incident.
COUNTY ASKSDRUG:TESTING STUDY ...
From Al
this ycu.-whcn Pre 1dcnt Reapn
declared war on illegal drugs. In
Scpletnber. the president called for a
"drug free federal workplace," and
directed federal agencies to establish
testing programs for employees.
Responding to the president and
their own cone.ems over drug use on
the job. increasing numbers of bust· nesscs and local governments ha ve
started-. tcsuna employees for substan~c! abuse.
Sc\icn Oranae Count) c1t1c ha ve
some form of dru& testing. They arc
Hul)t1naton Beach. Fountain Valley.
Fullerton. Cypress. Tusun La Habra
and WMtm1n<>tt-r
:
l.
I
John Sibley, director of employee
rclauons, .said he does not belrcvc
Orange County government h11s a
sagnaficant drug problem among its
employees, although some have been
disciplined for using drugs on the job.
Sibley said be supports a study of
the issue, however, even 1f the end
result 1s simply a pohcy that con·
ttnues current drug education efforts.
John Sawyer. aeneral manager of
the Orange County Employees As·
soc1ation. urged the board to discuss
the approach the study will take with
au employee rcpccsentauvcs. "The
danger as tha< the employer aocs
ahead and reaches conclusions and
then comes along and wants to talk
about at.'' he said.
The assocaauon represents the bulk
of non-management employees.
Robcn Macleod, generaJ manager
of the 800.membcr Association of
Orange County Deputy Sheriffs. sa1d
he would not obJect to the drug testing
study, but he believes the county
would be wise to delay implementing
any kind of tcsung program until
con t11ut1onal question rnave been
settled by the courts.
A spokesman for Firefighters Local
1014 could not be reached for
comment.
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TROLLEY MAY BE AT END OF ·LINE •••
F rom Al -
slum." Dchno. "The council mar,
now see this as an e'tpens1v.c luxury. '
The council referred study of the ·
irolley sy tem to an off-street parkm&
committee and agreed to begin con-
s1derat1on of dasconunuang the scr·
vace an January.
1n mad-November. To date. 44,043
people have ta.ken ndes on the trolleys.
ht an @vcraae m'ohlh. n costs about
$33,000 to run the service. Fares and
spectal charter fees acncrate about
$7,000 per month and advertising
accounts for a mu1mum monthly
figure ofSJ0,000.
"WcJtvcn 11 more than aaood shot.
we've IJvcn 1t everything -plenty of
money, plenty of publi~1ty. But It
burft ~HtOetim>:---..r-•.• /14 ~ ' .
The trolleys. which run from
Balboa to Corona del Mar, bepn
operation in June. The city agreed to
subsidize the service up to a maxi·
mum ofS 180.000 but wuh hopes that
ridership and advenisana would
make the trolley self-supporting.
Eastern, TuasAlr
merger approved
Accordtnl to an accounttna
throu&h the first half of November. 1\
hasn't even been close. The trolleys
have co t the city about S 16,000 per
month.
Delino said continuntton of the
trolley through June will cos._t . a.nY-
whe~ from $16,000 10 $25.000 per
month.
The trolley seN1cc docs over a th 1 rd
of its business on weekends and the
most consistent users of the colorful
cars arc senior c1t1zens and tcen-aicrs
dunng afternoon hours.
NEW YORK (AP) -Eastern
Airhncs shareholders approved the
S676 milhon merger with Texas Air
Corp. by a 70 percent margin, Eastern
official$ announced today.
Ridcrshrp reached a weekly h1ah of
3,668 in mid-August and a low o1'930
The Jllost popular stops arc al
Fashion Island and the Balboa Pier.
John J-allon. chairman of the
e"ccu11ve committee of Eastcm's
board, said that 70 percent of the
shareholders approved the deal. but
he declined to elaborate further on the
VO le
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College preparing
woi:kshop at UCI
A proaram adv1sinapartn1, how hey n help prep:i~ their C'htldren for colleae-ltvef wor'k in
Enahsh mathematic~ ind science will be held next
Tuesday from 7 10 9;'\0 p.m 1n Room Fl 10 of the
Medical ~1cncc 8u1ld1n1 at UC Irvine .
Rev:ieW,ofjail site report delayed.
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By LISA MAHONEY
Of .. ~ ........
........ Otlnit County's nu,,.Y or Jiii Sile
a 11\lit)' was ~lowed ~mcwhat Monday
when· the plannina commm1on delayed
a~l•On on an environmental 1mpac1 report
for a I Sii i bed Jiii near Anaheim
Su1d1um
The report ma1nt11n that the etto~d
medium•n1titimum KC"Unty J•1I would
have little adver\t environmental impact
on the favored site at the 1n1crseca1on of
Katclla Avenue and D!)ugl) ROI<! 1nrc
the locauon was formerly a tt'I h uan fer
,tation.
county"~ rapon s to be ure they are
comploe It'-. •
lht commas i.on·s recommcndauon
was to 10 to tht board of su~rv150f"I for
ttOn Wcdnc~a:y.
ballot mcasurt aeetina "0ltt 1pproval IO
1 ~ l apuon bondJ to covet the
estimated S 1 •U mat hon c:ost of the new J&d.
Propos,uon 46, approHd lut June,··_
allow local aovcrnmcnts to i iuc wfh
bond with • tw<>-lhtrds '"O\C of the
tlC<'tOratt.
The workshop 1 de 11ntd for parcn1' of
students in e•fhth aradc and nbovr and'' ponwred
by UC l's ProJtcl Rad1u"~ an clion to encourage the
c11changc of ideas and 1nformat1on between faculty
member\ and the community
. . Comm1 !t1oners po~1poncd mak1n1 a
· recommendation on 1hc ad~uaty of the·
~talc·requircd rcpon 1dent1fyin1 en·
,·tronmcntal concerns and proposed
m111pt1on to Dec IS to ''ve them time to
review county plannma dcpanmcnt
rc-.ponsc:~ to pubhl' comments
The Staff respon\H were not av11l1ble
pnor to Jhc Monday m~tma becau~ of
the larie number of comments rea1"cd
and the short pcnod of time bc1wttn the
Nov. 14commentdeadhneand Monday·~
Tht thrte-~tt1' dela) in ccrufyina the
environmental documtnt will havt h1tle
impact on the Jlil proposal Uptf'V1M)f1
had ICl II\ awes JVC lime I.Ible for
approv1na 1hc pro,ect ~use of over·
crowdtna at tht coun1y·, 01itm1 maiu·
mum ~cumy jail in Santa Ana
ThtCOUnty1•prevcntcd from USl.OllUle
bond money for a J••I near Anaheim
Stadium or D1ineyland under 1n unusual
amendment to 1 bond allocation &ill. ·
rhc co'it 1\ S2 per pcts<>n or S 3 50 per couple.
which include p rk1ng. refreshment sand handout'i
Call the ProJect Rad1u'i onicc at 856-5922 for further
1nformat1on
Stop-smoking cluses set
F-re,h'itart, a proaram to help smoker\ kick the
h1b11. will be offered four four day'i 1n Ottember by
thr Amrncan ( ancer oc1ety at 1u offices. 1503
South Coast l)nvC' Sullr 110. Cos(a Mesa
The coursew1ll~conductcd ~c I , 3 Sand 10
from 7.to 8:30 pm and a S IOdonat1on 1Buggestcd
( illl thc 'itK'tel~ ·, rducauon drpart'rnent at 75 1-0441
10 rC&JSICf.
OCC appllcattons offered
Appltcat1ons for ftm-11me '9udcnts planning to
enroll in Orange ( oasl C ollcge next spnng arr now
ava1lablr 1n thc colkge's adm1ss1on<1 and record~
office
Springe l,t\'IC'i begin Jan 12 and rcg1'ltra11un will
\tan Monda)' The office 1s open MondC4y through
1 hur'ida) from 8 a m 10 7 lO pm and Friday from
!lam 10Spm Call4'2-~772 formore1nformat1on
on lht' ()( C ~pnng ~mc'itCr
Dlsneyland talk set
J.Jdr. M)cr'>, dtrel'tor of marketing for D1\·
nnland International. will d1\Cus.-i 'D1s.nc\land tn
Eu.rope· al \.1onda' ·., mecung of thr World rrade
\entt'r \<i'iOC1at1on of Orange ( ounl\ to b<' held
lrom 11 lO am to~ fl m al the lr\tnC Hilton and r OV.'t,,_
lht" l ll\I '' S20 for WTC >\members and S2X for
non ml'mt~:r\ ( all \uc;an l..cnll or< tnd\ \.1om~ .it
551J. I~ I fi lur furthrr 1ntormatton or rc'iCn3t1onc;
Marketlng talk ln El T or o
Roger L dll.·I from the \.1onl') Mailer will dtSt use;
markcttn(! t·o n<,ult1ng at \.1onda\ ·., lunchron m~t
tng.of lh(' Bu\1ne\'i Reforral -\\\C1<.1at1on at noon at
1he ~c,entti Floor Rc\tauranl.ln thl.' Home 5a'1ngs
liutldtng on f I Tom Road tn Fl Toro
Meetings arc open to prolc\1,1onal\. bus1nc\\
ownt.•r\ C\Ct.ut1vc\ manager\ and sales pcopk
1ntcrctcd 1n 1nuca\1nti their hus1ncss The coc;I '" Sii SO and 1hn~· 1ntt·n•,tt•d <,hould t.all hem Hu: <it
~Ml-1 llJfJ
Flnanclng semlnar slated
\ \t'mtn.H t.k' ntccl 10 lhl· financing alternat1' <''i
a\ c11lahll" Ill thl' 1,m.ill hu<,1ne\\C\ 1.1.111 he hdd nc\I
T ut.·\d;n at " pm 1n lhc \ton;m h Bank. '\OfJC!p
Trnv.n < cntrr llrt'c.'.' l aguna "'•gucl
h·.1tund 'JX'.ika\ v.111 be Teri'\ J \1('tm\1Ch
prl''>ltknt 111 \.1 on.trl h Hank r homa\ Breen \ICC
pn•\ldcnl o l Pa1n1 \.\ l'hhcr. and ~leH· \\ addcll
manager ol thl Orangt· ( nunt' offi t.e of the l C.,
\mall nu,1nc" \dmtnl\lrat1on. Ther~ •~no chara,e.
hut <,p;in· '' ltm11t·J and re\ef\Jtmn' ma) he madc
h' rnnlal 11ntt <iv.en< a\tl'lda at .i~~-'\ '\00
Injury cllnlc ln Valley
T hl "r \ \R \rx1n\ Mrd1nne ln'itllUIC ... nov.
prm 1d1n~ .in 1niur, t'' aluat1on cltn1t a~ .i lrel'
com mu nm '>{'f\ Il l' \aturd:n o; from q to 11 a m at
the \outh end of 1hc FountJtn Valin Regional
H11,p11al and 1ed1t.al C l'ntrr propcn'
f \,1hMt1on1, h\ ,in 11r1hoix·dll/<ipon\ mrdtltne
'fll't iall\t JnJ ta11licJ t1thkt1t 1ra1ncr!I an· ~can·cJ 10
twlp <,< h11ol·agt• a1hk1c\ who "U\flCCI 1hc} have
rt'lt'nlh lx·l·n 1n1url'il ~11,1ppotntmcn11<, necco;c;ar.
hut pJrt•ntal rx·rml\'>ton " rc·qu1red C all M2-1111.i
lor rnt•(t' 1n torm.11111n
CALENDAR
Tuesday, Nov. 25
•ti"' pm lrvlnt' City founril C 11' < ounltl < ham her.,, 112r 1 Jamhorcl Road
• 7 p m lfuntlnl(ton Bucb llnlon Hlgb School
Roud of Trustt't't dt\lm I ht•adquaner' 1112~ I
\ 11rktov.n \\l'
Wednesday, Nov. 26
• 7 p rn . Laguna Buch Planning Commlulon
( 11~ Council ( hamhcr,. ~05 f orc'll ""e
PoucE Loe
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mcct1na. •
(omm1~~1oncr decided they could not
determine whether 1hc report was ade-
quate without carefully '1udyin1 the
Christmas cheer escalated
The po'Stpopcment will not prevcnl th<'
board from nctina on a financana plan for
the Jiii today
Supcrv1M>" an: t~pcc1cd to authon1c a
Santa Ciao• ride. the eK&lator at the new area of
Huntington Center a• he begin• hl• aeaaon·long
atay In the area between Montaomery Ward'• and
Mervyn'•· St. Nick arrived at the •hopping center
aboard the .. Screaming Mimi'' bellcopter aeen on
TV' a "Riptide." .
Author Iiioves tobalt MacDCJnald',s -.
royalty p ayments from 'Fatal Vision'
10\ \'\1(1111\ l\PJ -(on\lltrd
ktlle< fr.fir<'" Met ()onal<l ,houlJ \top
rt'CCI \ 1ng ro~:.ilttl'\ from lhl· hook .. fatal
\'f\1on' '° :.1\ not 111 enu1ura~l murder a
lav.,cr tor autho1 ltll" \1c(11nn1'' 1,;uJ
\fond.i\
Thl· 'munl.'' \hould hi.· d11nat~d to .1
, 1< um.,· cumpcn!Wllon lund. atturm•\
D.in1cl Korn'>tt.·1n 'k.ltd in l11un
\.\. l l ann111 allu"' \omcone to prolll
lrom thc:ir ov.n "'run~dotnll Mr \.1c( •tn·
nt\\ \cl\\ IUIUrl' flil\ mrnl' 'h1111hl ht
'>l<>PJXd . .ind n:a~d \o .l'> nol tu cnt•11u1 .1r,r
murder "1 r "1d 11nnt\!. '·"' \1 ,1
Donald'' 'prof111, \h1111ld nirt go 111 him
l\.1e(11nn1<>sl hut 111 .1 'll llm 1d1t'f 111
cnmJX'n'iat111n tun<l ·· Korn,tt.·tn \.l td
fhr hook 11\o m.1dl· 1n111 a ll'k' 1\111n
mo' tt' tell\ )hl' \toh ol Mal I >onal<l ,,
l11rmer(1ret•n fkn·t ptl\ \ll t.111"""'1c:llcl ol
murdn1n~ hi\ v.1k and t \Cl \11l111g daugh·
1cr<,
\\I' m1ll111n d.tmagr lav.1,u11 hn1uKhl
h' \1.1c I >onald 1n < 11\loth at a h-1kral fl""'" tn Ba .. 1r11p Tr'a' l la1m\ th:u he
.UHi \1 d 1tnnl\'> alll'l/.Cdl) (•ntl·n;·d 1nt11 .1
ontralt 1n v.h11h Mt<11nn1\\ v.3\ per
m111 J 111 lw.11 thl' con' it lt•<l lt•lon·,
nl 11 Jll' 1huugh1 .. 10 v.r11t• a ··po\111\e
.1l 1 mt ol \.1.ic• >onakr, fi1thl a11,<11n\I thl" mur<lt'Tt:harg~ ~t .\k{ 11nn1\\ (c111c hulr\
in hi\ hon~ th;tt \facl x•nald '' 11.u1h\ 1111he
11170 murder'
The )()-Called Mickey Moute Amend·
mcnt WIS pushtd by the City of Anahtim,
the Rama and the An&Cls ball teams to
d1tcouriat the county lfom bu1ldina a jail
tn the .. Hub of Happiness ...
Wake held
forHB'S . Sal ari Sam's·
Mu\1e1an' pha)cd a funeral march, and
pall hearer\ canted a cardboard coffin
which thry c~matcd on the beach in a·
ceremony marking the cto .. 1n1 of ~fari
m·, in Hun11ng1on Beach. a local rock
~nd roll club
Police had rcrnmmcnded dosure .ilter
compluints of no1~ and \'3ndaltsm from neighbor~.
"W? didn't JU'1 1.1.ant to dt!kippear We
wanted 1C1 let ,,eoplC' know cx<1<:tly what we
wcrr doing .. Safari Sa m·., co-owner Gil
Fuhr('r ..aid ~unda't of lhc 'crcmon,.
aucndC'd h~ alloul IOtl lo)al fans
l he ca\kl't made of heer ca\Cs and
\pra~·painlt"d hlack rnntatncd phot~
araph.. of rod hands and othtr
memorah1lta lrom the.• mJhtclub
Owner<. f uhrer and S..m Losnn1 \a~ the}
could no longc.·r atlord lo pa~ rent on the
bu1ldingaflercnterta1nml'nl wa\ h.tl1ed io
'x:ptember when Cll) 11tlic1aJ\ refused to
grant a new entt·rta1nmcn1 ltcen!)e.
Crystal Ca thedral
c~metery ape~oved . ~ ~. 8) tbf' Auo<·latd Pr~u
fx,p11c 1h~ 11hJcc.:11uns of ncarh 100
nr1ghbor.. thr C1ardl"n (irovc ( 1t\ C nunc1I
nurrowh appro\.cd plJn\ for a I 7-atrc
u~mtten 11ro1ln\Cd h'\ thC' < rv\tal ( .i·
1ht•dral
T hr lo11n111 .iprruHd lhl' pro1nt Mon·
da\ n1gh1 h\ a \oil' of '\.2
T hl' ( 11) '11pula1~ that inc." cathcdnil
mu,1 U\t' grJH' markt•r.. llu\h v.uh lhl'
gr11untl in'1all land'>{'afllnll l hat rre'>('n e\
i:\l,t1nt1 nprr .. , tree' and hu1ld a \e\t·n-
loot·h1gh 1.1.,111 ar11und lhl· cc mctcf)
f hr Cl.'ml'll'f\ I\ Ill ht,• C'!otahlt!>hcd nC\l IO
the I ()..<,tof\ ( r\\1 .. 1 ( ;tlhl"dral and I\.
'Inn T ov.cr 111 H llf>'' <tnil e hu 1 ldtng ov. ned
h\ lhl' chur h
News accounts of murder arrests criticized
By PAUL ARClHPLEY
Of -0.., ,_ lteft
Rt'dland\ law l'nfoncmcnt offit. 1al\ on
MondJ~ a\kl·d the rrcc.' fnr 'lolcrancc" in
\n•k1ng nc.-1.1.\ on 3 touplc \U\flCt 1ed 1n
\t'H'r.tl 'iouthl,1nd murder\ and flO'i\thl }
nlClll Jlrll\\ lhl tllUO llV
V.\ rt• .1,lr.1ng for \our 111lcrancc not 10
tn thr la\t' in 1hc ncw-\paper'> .. -;.i1d \an
tx·rnard1n11 ( 11unl\ Dt\tmt \ltnrnn
t:knn11, l\.ullml"tl"r dunng J < ounhou\t.'
Pft"" l on krt'nt"t"
I hl' prt''>'llinlrrt·nn· v.a H.tllt'd todt\pel
··111.1llUf,tl1n" n•pc1rtl·d in thl· media 1n
tht• r.t\I.' o f J.iml'\ < 1rcgof\ \1Jrlnv. and
{ \O lhtJ I \nn ( onm.in v.ho ha\,(' lx·l·n
lhargl·d v.1th 1hc k1dnaJ>p1 ng and murder
ol ( unnna Sent\. 20 nf Rt'dl.ind\nn ~o"
7
f he rnuplr Jl\O l'i 'U\fll'l tl"d 1n tht•
\lrangula1111n ktll tn~ 111 l \nrl M urra~ 19.
111 11 un11ngton fk.tl h and lhl' \l,1\lng ol
\,tndrJ \nn :-.il·an \~ of ( Cl\IJ MC'\3
l\.11ttml'H r \atd.Rl·dland' ullil 1.111, v.ho
hJ' l' \ u\loch nl < ollm.u\ 24 and \.1arlov..
Ill "·•nll'll 111~1\l' tht· ml·J1.1.1n nr11or1un1
I\ 111 dl\11 up th<' gru1.1.o1ng numtx·r nl
tlt'fllltl'll l.tl 1' <,urruundtn[! thl' No'" ra\t'
I k ll"fX'Jlt•cl lh<ll ,, \lor\ 1n 1hc I O\
\ngdt.•\ lkrald r ,,1m1n('r IJ\I W('t'k W(I\
1naltu1ate "'hen 11 quntcJ l)(•nut' r>1-;1nc1
~11ome) Ra.,mon<l "C hip.. I la1~ht Ii\
saying ( oOman h.1d nnl lx•t•n ad' l\t'd 111
her nghl to remain \llcnl altt•r 1ht0 lt1upk '
"lo\ 14 arTl.'\I n<"ar Rt~ Rear l al.t·
< <1fTman lrd 1n \.C'it1ga1<1,... 10 """'.
\hallow gra'c 1n a Fontana "lnl·~.ird
"l he Red land\ Puliu· I >t:p.1n nwnl op
t•1t1ted 1n ant·pll'd ~1liu• prott'durt'\ .ind
thl' ra\e wa\ nnl Jt·11p.irdt1t'd ·· 1\.1111 mt·1n
... lid
k.011mt.'1l'r \.t1d .1 ""'r' 111 lht '>.1n
Bernardino \un r''P'•rttn~ the coupk·,
lingl'rpnnl\ h.111 ~·t·n l11und 11n NCI\" tcH
also wa., 1nall Ur.1tt'
... ,,far a' I kn111.1. ti 41 trut 1h, ,,. "'l'fl' 1111
ftngl·rpnnl\ 11n lhl l•ir ·· \olHI ~cdl.1nd'
Pohl<' ( htd l{n~·rt Hrn k ll'
"Aul 1h.i1 doc:,111 till•'" '-'C .111111 h.l\C'
t'\tdl·nce tn \lllllll'( 11nn 'Atlh llt1' l .tl
Bnl kll'' 'kltd rohlx·n rx·r,on,11 ~.11n .ind
"'11ual gra1tf1t atmn '-'t'rt' tht· t11uph'..,
mott\t''i 1n their .1llq1nl rn11rd1·r ol tht•
Rcdland., v.omun
Tht•rf wa\ ".,,,.. "'"'u.11 tir.111ltl.t1111n
and "'l' ha\l· t'\ 1tl1•111t' 111 1h.1t Bru klc'
\<ltd
Ht' <i<lld "'" 1" "'·" 1,1ndum1' '>du lnl .11
a ltXal mall
\,1n Rcrn;.11d1nn < 1111nl\ ( 111nm•r Hr1,1n
l\ik( nrmtt.k \Jtd .tn .111l11fl\\ .. hnv.rd
"10\1~ d1C'd ol ~1<,\1hh 'tran11.ula1111n nr
.,.ufTorallnn
' \\l' don'1 knov. 11\ht•1.1.<1\ J ll\" or dead
v.hrn .. he 1.1..1, tlum·d:· he \dtd
lluwl'\t'r 1hn-dtd ltnd l'"tdcn1c 1hat a
"l1ga1url"0
-\uch a\ a rope -w-a., u~d on
tht' \tCl1m·, throal. although lhrrc wa1, no
•llhl·r trauma l'' ttknt on •he hod' r ht llri'lt" nt dl'31h m.,n nnl ix-t \l.th
lt\hl•d hCl,llJ\C lh1· hci<l\ 4'd\ rt•p<1nl'dh
hunrd on '\i11\ .., or X .ind v.ac;n t
unu"ned until '\lo\ I'> .1flt•r <,c>nl('
dr. ompc1\1t1on h.1d •11.l urrt•d
\.1t C orm1ck '-'Ouldn't commt•nl llO
111her lind1n1t' from thr au1op''
V. r don't l hnoc.t• 111 .. rx·cul;ilt' .1nd mak1•
1lt1\ 'rn 't·n .. 11"1 l.I'<" in111 ,, ctrlu\ l'"' 1ronmt·n1 ·· hr -..11d
Ko1tmt·•N ,.ttd ttw llnh prohlrm
l<l·dl.1mh nll1l t.il' iHl' ha' mg 1n hu1ht1 1111
11ic1r a\t' Im the T>..-c ~ prcltm1n.1r.
hr.iring 1" thal then:·, .. omt· tnal( ur.H.' 1n
the:' pn <,\ \lllh J.., \IOrtl'\ .1ht111I lhl '""fll"C 1,· con,111111wnoil nghl' tx-ing ilr
n1l·d
lfolh I 11llm:1n ;.ind \1.1rl11v. \•lH' ad
"·' t\t'd t•l lh1·1r · \ltr.inJa Jl(lhl' 10 rt•rn,1111
"knl and h.1\(' .in .11t1•rne' Ix t11rr < 111
Im.in Int 1nq·,11~t11r' 111 the 11.r.1\C.-,.1111
fi1tl k In
• V.r l11mpltl·d v.11h .111rlir0thl1 1 ·'"
l.t'~ • he \,11d Hr \\n1tldn"t "" 1.1.hrthrr
1·11hC'r nt th1• "l"P<'rl' dnltnrd 111 h,I\ 1•
.1ttnrnt''" n·rn \l'nt tht•rn hrf11n· 1hc'
tall.C'd 111 pnliu: ..
Ha1~h1 ..aid 1hc· tlernld n:p(lrtt'r v.ho
4u111rd him on lhr Miranda qul'\lton
011\undN\tood 1.1.hat he ~a .. ~)'t ng ·
"lhrre itrc 'omt' ~1randa 1s'iucs that
IAtlt l'C ht1gaH·d lv.hcn 1he Ulk g~~ to
wun> · Hat(th t \1t1d · I ha1 "'i-all I told th~
n·ponrr
"I did nut \a\ 1hc pulttc dtd not
M1rand1tl' thl· \U\fXll' ..
I la1gh1 "4J1d hi\ m1'>1akr wa\ 1alktng to
lht· rc pc1ner 1n th<' lir\t plarc
·1-.aida 101 le\\ t<• her than v.hat wa'i in
lhl· n('v.1,p;tpcr antclc •· he ..aid
I ht.• ~fr raid 'aid 11,11.od hchtnd tl\ 'ltor,;
II II ~t'f(.' trUl' (oilman'\ \latt'ment\ to
pOllt (.' \oHl\llJ 0111 he• Cldnll\\thle ('\ tdence tn
{ uun
Bm kln "'''d <.1l11c-1al' Imm acros'i lhe
nalton ha'c (a lied m -.cnt people to talk to
h~.il tn\t'\t1µ1or, \1mc \.1arlow and c 11ff m.in 1Acrt• arrr\t('d and stones bepn
circulat1n' Jhc1u1 a J1C'"'1blt" cnme sp~
Imm Kt•ntu1 i,., '" < :.iltlorn1a
llun11ng1on fkath poltn· pcrhap .. hop-
111g 111 .1' 011.i 1ht• media prohlcm'i tha1 ha\lt
'u1ru1inJrd the 1'011\1\Ca\C. haH'.dt<iC'lo~d '<'" hlllt 1nf11rm.1t1nn ;ihout lhc Murra)
1,la,1ng
f hr C >rangt• C ounl\ 1)1o;lnl'I -\llomey'\
11flttl" ... 11d 11 1.1.111 file lh,.rJtl'" ag.atn'it the
tnufll<• 1n shat l :"l\l"
Tots playing with lighter
set HB bedroom ablaze
lh11 )!I.ii" pr ll'd 1111. II .1 h•d l'd lr1111f
dnl'I 111 t ltc ,,1100 hi• >cl • 11 \ 1 \l,1 .111J
'loll' ,t I IJOO '1th'11 \ l"'Clll fl'l1t1d1•
.ind ,1 $~00 1.1111rr .1
\ \\,tlkt ln111.11n1ni.: t \\,1\ 1.1l1 n
,ti Ill!.' g\ Ill .al ( •C:l1:l'I! \\ l''I ( 11llq!I'
\ rn,1 n "·"' 1.1 t•n 111 1 tl\I011\ Int
Cciata Mesa
\ u 'll'" n11r1111 .inti •il hl ' tun'
H•t.1 It Ill? <. \1 1 rrr .. r.1; ll< •r!rd 'tnkn
lr11111 a l 'll p.irli.t•1I ,1lnng I 11n H'\\
~o.1<J r n1n "'"' m 111l b\ I run
11111..'n tht· ngltr pa~·nitt•r """'
c ,1,1 l'l.11.1 1 ... 11.1.een tn rm Mon·
ti~' 1nd \J 1 m l•1<.lt1\
\ 111,111 t1dp1n~ ,, v.11m,1n c.:'1m
itrou:n" .11 an .1p0trt ml'nt c ornpl1·' at
H t r 11r fh t\C !wiped h11ll'4.lf to th('
't1nl 111 'pur\t' .1hc•ul '."! I'm \11nd.I\
I hr 111~" ".1, l.'\l lmDtl"d al \I l)(l . . .
By ROBERT 8AR~ER
Of N o.lp ..... IWI
\mall ch1ldrc11 playing w11h a
l1 ¥Ml'llC lttthtt•r '>{'t 1hr1r lx:drnom on
fin· 1n I lun11ngton Fkach Mnndll)-
rnorn1n1 hut e\lapt"d 1n1ur) fire
tkpartmlnt <,pokt·<,won\an Rtrgll
l>ll\I\ \Jll.I
While 1hr<'l' youna t·h1ldrcn and
1hc·1.1 motht•r wrrc un'iC'othtd. the
1tr1,t floor l>el Kn .ipanmt'nt un11 31
\I ~J llctl \1tt' 'u\ta1nt'<l ahout \ io ooo in durnwin an ordina to
l>J'" I O\\l'\ tn lOOlt·nt\ w('r(' pu1 al
Laiuna Beach
r•oltn· arrC\lcd lo..1rk l>ura n D.tvl\
\~.for allrgrd p<\\\C\\1on of n. r\Cltll \
lnr \Uk .ind f'lO\\C'\\H>n ol <langrrnu\
dnrg'i In :uld1t1on N11nt 1 \nnc-
Ntl hol\ "'"' arrC\t('tl l(u llll' c<I
p<l\\C'\'ilon of narlOllt: floth arrc\t'I
v.erc mltth MnndA) nr1 ( yprt•>'I
l>fl\(.' ••• r hr 1hd1 nt S.2.1 no 1n c 'h ~•
rcportcd Munda' 11 \outh ( oa\t
U1aJl~'I) lot lion ••• A r1>hbrn vu1Hcin1m11t d Mond~y ·
momin nn ()(<an '-CnUt' ~•th
S2.S00 tukrn, 1hr 'tet1m toM pol1u·
J hr \U\P<'Ct " ' de r111' •ta\ m le
s 15.ClOO
Davie; \atd the apartm<'nl "'a"
rented 10 Kenneth R Towno;cnd 2 '·
and his wife. ('her1t'' "l'll(' v. ho h,1, t'
lhr~ children undcr ' year\ old In
add1t1on. Mr., Town\t'nd wa' hah\
~t1t1ng another toddler
Wh11t' 'he wa'I coolong hm1kf.1\l
for them. two of thr youn1'1crc; wrrr
playing 1n the h<'drnom w11h th c door
closed One set ~omc 1oy~ on tirc and
name\ ~pr(':ld to othrr part~ ol lhl"
apartmtn1 Davi~ ..aid
M" Town\Cnd .ipp3rcntl) WR\
unaware of thc potcnttal dt..a'iter until
l at1no. 25. \tund1ng 11hou1 ~ ft'<'l l't&hl
inche' tall. • • • Poltct' arre\lcd M1l·harl \ \'aldt•t
~.i. of .\nahc1m !ln \U\fl1C10n nl
dn\ 1n1 under lhc mflucnn~ of I·
cnhol Va ld.;i "'•'' '>loppc-d :11 2 fl~
u m \fond-:() on \t \nn·, l>n\t'
Newport Beach
The ownl r of a t..H t);irkt•1t Monda'
11 2 th \tm:t and Ball'\c>.1 Uo1tlr\ imt
told police "iomeonc had \ml\hrd thr
front p "i\CngC'I'., w1nd(\w nf lht' :o-.;1,.~n
four-door . U\tn an l'\t1ma1c,1 S~<XI
dama" • • • \ v1\1tor tn R1rch \trn•1 1;inn1ni
'>hc v.cn1 10 gct the lhtld rcn tor
hrt•etklJ~I \moke almtd> 1.1.a\ filling
lht' r<ltim and 1,hr wac; ahk 10 ru\h thl'
'tnung'>lt'r\ oul'Kk 10 ..af<.'t\
1 hr ht.·droom and hallv.a\ IA-l"r<'
d~\tro)l'd and \mnkt· clamagt• 1.1.a'
rcportt•d 10 ht· hl'J''
( I\ I.' fX'Clpfr IO ,\ \t'C ond \ton
apanml'nt 14-('fl.' l'\ll1 11Jtt•d 11u11"g tht•
lire.' l>J\I\ 'i31d
f hl' 1 own\Cnd\ Wl'f(' \( hCdUlt•d ICI
'rwnd 1hc n11ht ~Ith rrlat1vt'\ Red < rn.,, nfltt 1nl\ \tlld thl.'\ pro' te11.'c1
monc' In the \ ll'ltm\ to hu\ 1r0< ct u·<,
and 1 lntht•\ wh1rh Wl'rc all dl''>lrn\ccl
\.tlnn lt,ld p<ihlt' 'hr lcfl ;i S900 rinv
1hc•rt' '-'htlh "'•'' nol rl'CO\crtd Mon·
"·" • • • \n 11nt1q11t' • rrnr.h-nl;idl' t Ill( k.
made' :ihfml ltlO 1trar'i (I nnd "·llurd
at S 1.1100 w '' rr pc1nrd c,tokn lrom 1 ~\1<lrmr nn \ 1<1 l1h11 ~. 1hc 'tl llm
told polt<, \lnntta' T hl' thl"fl "
hchr\l'd 111 ha\(' oc1 urrt•il O\fr th1•
""ttkrnd
Huntlngton Beach .
Someunr t 111 1hrouih the tt1p of i4
lctnH•nthle l tr at \1a1n ,1n1I P.1 1hr
< oa~t IJ•lh""':i' anc1 \lc>lc' dutkl tlaR
l llOIUtntn )\ 14t'lr\ •••
1 I
• 1lh'gulh 1ntr1g t• I<' ii .1 ,\2'11J I.I.,
".1tc h .11 thl' Hrn11el \ ·" 1frpar1nH·n1
Burglars snatch
$20,000 in loot .-'
I p 111 ~ll.( H ,q 1n 1t•wrlr ' '1.1.dl';i .. ,1
h.1111ly11n 1.1.t•n• 11·pn1tr1I "1nlrn trnm .1
{ 11\l,1 \1< ... 1 Jl'"l'lt•r' !\1 nndn\
l'oltu• -.:11d t ntl\ '~•" m.uk h\
hrt'.ll.1ng lhrn11)lh u 1.1.1111 tu \ch o11wt
lt'\\t'll\ ~ l~4 1'rv.f1<ul Uhd I hl'
\Ion• <,:1ft• h,1d "'-'t"n 1.11111'.te'11·d li'llh
hut '"' not llJl<'nt'd
I he m1 .. ,111g 1_(11n "" °' ~~ <'••lth-..•1
.1111nmat1l lliiltl 1c1'<1ncd
Valley rn a n die ..
in tow tru .k fall
\ I uuntiun \ allt•\ tnan d1c'l1 ol
ht' t.I 1n1ltr1c' \1 on1tt1 aftrr h1 tdl
fwm n tu"' truck 'h1k Ir tllf. to
t1gh1cn tht• line' 1h t v.ere h1lhh11
u•r ,ord1n 10 lh(' Ofll(ll't'"' nflrcx
\\ 1llrnm H.11lrh Kll'h' .i • d1C'<I at
\hulln I uthrr tin\pllal in nnhr1m
.1hc1111 n he1111 after ht~ I ... \ p m tlill
1n lh!.' \ IOO "loci. of c 1ranr.r1horrc
\' cnut tn I ulkrton-
t
. . ~
( .... h .ind 1l.11h ll"lt'lfll' 1.1.0rlh
~7 02 ~ \\Cit' fl'f"1ltl"d \lnh·n Imm thr
I 1n 1 l l·r ,101htn1i!,ht•ul1q11c .11 ~ .. 11h
\ I\ 1.1 h·1 ''·" tl'pclrtl"d .. tnkn
Ir m a molmt H II .11 I >.1111t-' night·
1h ti'\ ''"port HI\ l1 • hclv.<"en
m1dntr.ht .inti l 11 I'll ~undct'
Coast man sentenced
in bank, plane heists
l'll<H ''' I \1'1 (\ne (•I two
rnc n v. h ' ph .ukd 1111111\ 111 rnhhlllf.
h.1nk .. in \11111n.1 < al1h•rn1 .1 .md ,
~l.',,11111 in. 'fnt't' d11r1ng \\h11 h tv.11'
a1rplann ''('"" \tnkn 111 mMlo.r
(!C'l.1 '~'' '"·'' \C'nlt'n\l'\I \.1 ontl•' In
~~\('.tr-. tn ft•t!rt11I ru1,11n
I 'i (>1 .. 111, t lutl l' Paul Rc1o,c
nhl.111 -...·nll'flC-C<I Rpn,1ld lohn'-<ln .~
111 l lana Point 10 I 0 \t'ar' eill h c,n nne
count r. dt ol 1trmt'll rohticr of~1nh
1n l t"rnle\ :'1.t"\ l o' \n lc,aml~,ll
Dir o and 10 I ~)rnf"i ftor r1hhcf)11nd
"''n :i c1cad1' \\t'l'lpon ,tMnntp.:.s cttm('
1nthclkt' I\ Ill~ 'ud..up~f
1•rt'~~111 h.·rnk .
l ht' 1,·rm" arc lo ht' c,c: n ed ron
't'(Ull\cr, f{o'<'nhla11 .... ,c1
\1 ~;trt\\ h'lk thr ltHIJ1<' rr,rl
"t'nt~~ tn ot I )U\ td \tMhrt I 1n
('\( 8f"I('(' "11111 I \tal'' p11\0n I rt \\ tl\h
lnlllOn -.t.ltl' "ho I {"' the \l.nl('
'·
Judge orders depOrt&tion ?r~g:;~~t;f:O~d
of illegal aliens stopped
SAt RAMENTO(AP)-A fedemlJudae hasordemt Karlton aho ordtred tht IN lo et1her f)<Nmel) a halt to the drportalion or tllepl aliens who ma} bt' dc1crm1ne the amnt'''> nsht~ ot e:.u;h 1nd1\-1dunl alien
eltaJblc for amnesty under thr bill s1aned earlier 1h1'i arrested m the I Jnrted Suuci;. or post "'in'I in Enghor;h .ind
month by Ptt ident Reaaan. • Spaoa<h at t'\ICh I N~ center adVJ'ltng ahcfl~ oJ thcu
. The ttmporary restraining order aga1nsl 1he U.' amnesty riaht~. ~ '
lmmiaration and Naturalitation Service resulted from a Thc.amnc'lt} prov1\loni. of the new 1mm1grat1on bill
suit brouaht by ~veral altcns rights &roups. p10' 1dc temporary legal SU.Hu~ to aliens who ran prove
ln 1ssu1na the ord1r Monda)(, U.S. District Judge the} hnve·ltvcd in the l ln1tcd State continuousl} s1m:r
Lawrence K.arlton said, "This 1i.n'1 ao1na to savc tht• Jan I. I '182. or before. Those granted temporal') statu'I
world. h's gOlfli to address some of the problems (of the v.ould then~ cliiible tu apply tor permanent l"i31 alit·n
1mmigratiop law)." status and. e' cntuall} cit11cnsh1p
The Qtder 1s 1ntcndrd spcc1ficalh to protect the The amnc'it~ pro"i'i1ons are rons1dcrnhl) more
1mmi&rat16n amnesty nghts of illegal af1rns who left the ltbcral for aarn·ultural workers. who would ha' c to pro' t'
country voluntanly without bt'inJ informed of their onl> that thcv wor~ed QO da)'s in 1he fields of 1he t n11cd
pot,ent1al amnesty nghts afler Reagan s1ined the States dunna 1hc I:? months prior 10 Mn) I. I 986
1mm1gral1on bill Nov 6. It P'""lTlllS them. 1n rfTect .. to Karlton dcla}cd for fhr days the porllon ofh1s order
return aod claim tho~ ngh.ts proh1b111na fun her deportnt1ons, in order to g1 \C thr IN\
The bill provided that 11legal ahrns 10 the eountf) at 11me to get instructions to all ol 11411 office\ aod agents
that nme would bt' rltg1ble foi; amnrst} froll) deponnt1on Other portions ot the order require that the.' 'ilgn' ~
1fthe} mrl certain work and rc~1denq minimums. but the ~>Med v.1th1n 10 <.la)'s an.d th.nt JN · gu1dcltnec; IQr
amnesty v.ould not appl) to tho5': who rntcred the. 1mplt'mcnt1nii 1he new 1mm1gra11on lav. ~ published
country illegally forthe first time afirr pa sage of1hr act v.1thtn JO da)'s 1n the Federal Reg1'>ter .
Vietnam Jn U.S.
l OS -\NC,l L '°I CAP) More than
2(XJ Monta"nard tnbe\men. who
&ttded \inem:an ~pconl force'! dunn"
the w111 rn Vietnam have bc<.'n
1clu<.·a1cd to heitn nl'"' hVl'' 1n 1hc
\outhcastcrn lln11cd late._
Wcunns wc~tern doth1na und cur-
l) 1ni hand lup.gngc. the Montagnard~
-Frcnt.h for "mount11n dw<.'ller~"
-amvrd 111 Lo~ i\ngelcs Inter
na11onal ".1port Monda y before hl·ad-in1 tor nc"' home' 10 Nonh C nroltna
I hr Montagnard'i. who ltv~d tn the
h1ghlandrnfVictnum. bct'amedo~I}
3\'iOoated v.1th l \ \pcc1al Force\
durtn¥ the v.ar .ind fh c former
.\mencan m1htnry personnel and
\omr 1Q V1e1namcsc re 1dent) of Los
.\ngelc ~hoM·d up at the airport to
grl'cl them
'The c0ect the\. had On mt• tn thO<iC •
IC\\ )e3r'> I v.111 nc~cr forget.'' aid :in
cmot1onul M1'-.e Little. a former
.\rm} 'IJX'<:1alt-.1
Checking account
interest dwindles Meteor lig·hts skies across California
By tbe Associated Press
SAN FRANC! C 0 (AP) -Calt-SAN FRANCISCO -I\ hnght hght that ~avl' off a
fornians are paying higher fees and rainbow of color as 11 flash~ aero)~ the ( altforn1a Sk) and
earning less interest on their checking was seen from the Oregon oorder 10 l.)outhern C'alt forn1a
accounts and in 'iOmc ca~s ma> ~ probably was a metror, according to authonttc). Amateur
better ofT puunuheir mone\ into a astronomer John Hewitt wa\ at thl· l awrenlc lfall uf
non-i nterest account. according to a Science in Berkele> Monda} night when thl· ohtl'l I
nrw survey. streaked through . the sk} "It pJohabl~ \tarll·d out
< orn:c11onal (enter ( randall 'iatd u Border Patrol
helicopter pilot wa'i on routtnl' pJtrul when ht• v.;itne\)Cd
the dumping o l lht• mall'rtal from two Prn1e't lrut'k\ in an
isolated area 20 m1lr~ "l'\t ol thc C'al1lorn1a bt1rdcr u t\ of
( ale),tCO in lmpc.'nal ( ount\>
Desert movemetit theorlzed
-i ~ORLD ~ ------
:l>liilippines peace
talks progressing;
announcement· set
MAN ll A ( \P)-fhcJovcr"mcnt
)a1d· submmtsnl proarcss wn~ mudc
today tn peace talk) with Communt\I
rebels but thnt nu agreement wt\\
rnncluded However. officials on
both s1dt", stiu.I an annount'cmcnl wn'
1mnuncnt.
"Thr) !thl" negotiutol"\) \ttm-to b\·
rc101cing.'' said a soun e do\t" to tlw
negotiators. "It look' ht..c tht·y·H· "01
a cease-lire." -
Sut govl"rnmcnt ntgot1ntor
Teofisto (1um1ona. u'kcd ii nn Jgrcl._
mcnt had bt'cl,\ rnmplctcd ~•d ""lo
not )Cl Wr haH· 10 iron out \omc
que Hon.-. ..
\noth(r goHrnmcnl negotiator
Ramon Mura. ~•d thl" teams m. de
··su6stant1al progre,, .. 111 eight hour.,
of talk., toda) but th.11 "mn han1l·al
things .. such a-. phra\1ng of thl' at·t·ord
had }Cl to bt' v.orkcd out bdcm· .111
agreemcnt could Ill' <,tgncd
Hc sa id he thought c h.tnt'C' lnr an
agreemcm \.\ere .. , t'I") ven goo<l"
but added. "Wt:. did not lin"h' thl·
accord. J
.\mo Snn1dad. 3 hlW)cr for the
( ommun1st-dom1n:H1:d Nat1onul
Dcmocr:it1c f ront, would sny e>l'\I)'
"Rmh part1e, ·•~cd they will makt
,in announcement. the finul an·
nou nn•mt·nt •
fht· front t\ nefollulln& on behalf of
lht' N.:"' Peork s Arm> which has
rarnrd out a 7-year an~urgency
Mam D1okno. a 11tafT member tor
1ht· IO"ernment team \Std an an-
nounccmrnl would be madr tomot-
rov. but ~vC' nu funher detail\
foda) s mcc11ng wu the fim
bc.•tv.een the t"'o '>Ide\ since the
"Ja1111nal De m onarat Front
\U\JX'nded the Ullt.. ... t"'o \H~ci.., a10.
The front \a1d then 11 felt unsafe aflcr
tht' murder of leflt\I labor lradcr
Rolando C >laha
l t'ltt\I'> blamed thc murdrr on
l>dcn'iC M1n1\tcr Juan PoncC' En11le
·who has crtttelled ;\9u1no as not
twin~ tough enough against the retx.·1 ..
\quino fired Ennle ~unda\ aflcr the
~oup wn\ foiled
Fnrtlc'" rok 1n thn·oup 1s not dear
hut oflicaal'I ha\e 1nd1t'ated that thl·
plollcr\ 1nl'luckd oflkers hoked to
f nnlt'
Prc<,atkn11al 'ipoke\man Teodoro
lkntgnu dt'>Clo.,cd toda\ that the
plolle'"' ma) havt· f)lannl"d lo ll\
o,a,c,1natt· .\~u1no "Morr than rver. " pays to shop extreme!} hot and bluish green or grcrn1or;h .. 'klld I lcw111.
,-around for a checking account.'' said v.ho added that he 1houg.h1 the oh1rct was dl'lin1tely a Sheila Kolenc. a surve) coordinator meteor
for Consumer .\ct1on. which released
P'\ ADf 1" ·\ -MO\ emcnt\ ol huge plate<, of ~anh\
cru<,t along the earthquake-prom· l.!an -\ndrca\ fault oncl"
made a brg chunk of ( altfornia'<, Mo1aH· Dc\cn rotatt•
cloclo.v.1se. <,<t\'I a '.\\.\ ~rud' Thl· rotation. \\ht<:h
<><.·curred tictwttn 16 m1ll1on and 20 m11l1on \CJf\ ago.
tolaled tv.o dl'grec~ or ruughh thl' '><!ml· 3\ turnintt a
phonograph n·cord turntJhlt: nnl··lourtt'l'nth t1I a lull turn.
'><.lid \latthe" < 1tilombl·k .1 8l'ol11g1'1 ut the '«1t1onJI
.\l·ronaulll., and \pall' \dm1nt\trat1on·, frl Propul't1un
Laboraton T hl' an·a that m1.1tt·d l ll\ l'f\ hundrt·d, ul
\quare mr°lc\ .ind anlludl'' lhl' l"ntm· \ntdof)l: \. Jlk~.
Fd~ard'> .\tr f-orl't. Ba\t' and thl· nllt'\ ol I anc-J\ter.
Palmdak and \1oJit\l' ( 111lomtx·L. 'w.11d \lond.1\ J hl· arl'3
'lrl.'llhl'' c11 ka<il J\ far lJ\I .... I \ ll1ghv..n N'i .ind
l)i:rhap' a' tar ,1, H:t r\tm' hl· .tddl·d
Negow1tor-. for Prc\ltknt C ora10n
.\quino's go"ernmcnt 11nd thc < <•m·
munt!lts'ha\C ml't 1ntrrm111entl)
<;incc Augu<,t ~unday afkr'the m11t-
1ary foiled a coup tn'>l'Hrcd 1n part h)
oppos111on to her pc.'act· poltuc\,
Aquino !.Ct a deadline ol No' \(I tor J
truce to be reached
J
11s third annual 'lune:. of chect..1ng
accounts toda). Charges filed ln to.rlc dump Thr survr> found that ear;11ng<; on
intrrrst-bt'anng checking al·counts -S..\N DJE(10 -.\n cmlO\Cl' of thl \ll'\ll.tn oil
are falling al thr samr 11me hanL. monopol} Prtroleos \1cx1cano\ 1\ 1n c U'>t<><.h in ~an Diego
'it'n ice fees are nstng diarged \\llh dumping up 10 X 000 gallon\ ol hJ1ardou\
.. .\n):one who oprncd an 1ntcrc\t· "'aste 200 feet nonh of the blmfcr a ledl'ral pro<,t·cutor
beanng chcct..rng account 'it'' era I sard Franusco Lu Jan Mac ta'> ~6 "a' .trrc~ed la\I
)ears ago should look \.Cl) cardull} at fuc~a} b:-l S Bordt'r Patwl age1m and '' t·harged with
rhe wisdom of continuing Chat 3l'-'1ola1111g l .S Burea1.1 of Land Mana1it·mcn1 la"'' l \
counr." ~•d Ken McEldov.nc\ n .\t1orrr<1 Charle' \ Crandall 'iilld Monda' Ma ua' v.a., cru11,ed1rec1orof(onsumcr-\ct10~1ng_..hrld on \101100 hnnd .11 thl· '-ktropolttan
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PER M oNTH W1R E RtrAJR PLAN
1•
~1gn ;and ma1l 1oday to Pmhc Rdl 11'10 (lranJ Avt· 7rh Fl ( >.ikl.inJ LA 1J~l2·
THE CHOICE IS MINE. AND l'M MAKING IT' I w,mt the "4.'{Urtty nf Panhc &-II \
Per Month Witt Repair Plan. I unJr"'1anJ I will ht hilled SOct>nttilmonih per hnl'
IS1 00/month per lme tor hu~mMS I* ht-rmnrn$? m l'arnmv-l~H1-.md-r'JV·mrumr
lharres whenevtr phnnr wmng rt'pair m,1d1· m~ homr 11r 11ff1u· "nerJtd
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bomb'i <;t•vcn houl'\ ht:lore John Pa~il
'l"llc:d thl· t.lov.ntnv.n hu1ldine
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Ron Redmond \atd 1hc nun '~·"
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WASHINGTON (AP) -The 1«ond-rankina of-
fkaal at the State Department, in a virtually un·
prcccdenied attack on the National Security Council,
<kplored lhc White Houte unit'• to-it-alone policy of seem contacts with Iranian officiala and arms shipments
to the Persian Gulf nation.
At the same time, Deputy Secretary of State John
Whitehead told the Hou1e Fort'ilfl Affairs Cbmmiuce on
Monday that the State Department ha. qualms ab6ut
usir)I the National Security Council in any role but that of an advisory body.
And in testimony that left aome committee mcmbcn
stunned, Whitehead, who said he didn't learn until 11
· a.m. Monday he would bt !Cnt to testify at the 1:30 p.m.
-hearina, challenar<S President Reapn's assurances that
Iran no lonaer is involved in international terrorist
_ -1 activities. ·
"I don't like to have to differ with my president, but
I believe there ia aomc cvideftcc of Iranian Involvement
with terrori1t1," Whuehad said.
Reapendina to related qunaioM Wb1tcbad laid:
"There conunun to be terrorist 8CU an Iran of the type
that we find to be reprehensible."
He did not elaborate or aive specific tx.amplel.
In his Nov. 13 nationally broadcaat speech from the
White HouK, Rc•n aaid that since the U.S. aovcmmcnt
opened contacta with Iran, "t~.re ~been no cviM~ of
Iranian aovemmcnt comphcaty an acts of terronam
aaainst tht United States."
In the 1nteraovtrnmental Ila~ over the pre,..tivea
of the State Oep.rtmcnt and National Secunty Councjl,
he said: "We in the State Depanment flnd it dtfrlC\M'"to
cope with tlac National Secunty Council's operational
• lctlVJttet," ,
Buckley was BeirUt chief for CIA w:hen captu~ed in '84
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Jimmy Caner, and 19M>s activist · Honma were= 60 PIOllle amiped today on charlln stemmint from a lit-ta to P"Olelt A C8111fP
recnutina. About 7S 1t..atnt1 in the counroom bunt uno ..,,.. .... • i.._
Carter, 19, a junior at~-Univena!l_, and fcM!r ocher l&udeoll lllp\a~ .. lrrdll
innocent to ctwwts of beina ditonler1y. Tbcy MTC llcculed oftr)'l!91 IO~ POiice from pl8ci1!f other ~ removed ~ the Uruvenaty
Musachutetu buiJdina at Amhent anto buees.
·WASHINGTON (AP)-William
Buckley, one of the Amencans kid·
napped in Lebanon, wa the chief of
the CIA's Beirut opcrattons at the
umc of h" 1984 capture, The Wash-
ington Post said today.
SoloJY di.pee oa Alu.ta oU plai
find and free the Amcncan hostaan, American hostaacs. ··Buckley became a crusade for th.e CIA w ASHINGTON -The lntenor Depertmtnt'• draft p&an for ~vdap
the newspaper reported . . . After torture and a Iona J>C!lod ~f a~. a preoccupetaon of Dl~tor ment of Alaska's oil~.rich, environmenaally 1en1nive Coutal Plain &cel
The Post quotin& knowlc<tacable medical nqlcct, Buckley dacd ID Wilham J. CAKy. AemcY of'faciaJs out,._t hostility in the Houte and a wait-aDd-tec attitude in the Smatc. R~. u.s sove~nmcnt sources, said Beirut, apperently in June I ~SS, the never felt confident that a reacue Moms Udall, 0-Ariz., Cbainnaa or the Hou1e lnteri°". Committee •. will •
Buckley was one of the qcncy's newspaper saad althouah his death m1ss1on would suc:cecd, and_ finally sponsor leaillation bennana development there and dedarina the l.S malhon
lead in& expert on terrorism whose has not been officially confirmed. obtained what .the Post saad was acre tract alona the A('Cllc Ocean 1 federal wilckrncsl area, an aide says On the
capture..Prompted the CIA to spend a No~e of the ot~cr U.S. hoslaJCs has "irrefutable" evidence t~t Buck~y Senate aide. Bennett IJohn1ton, 0-La., says any fonnal PfOP!>SAI to ope~. the "small fonunc" on informants, satcl-any duut or ind1~t connections to_ broke ~own a~cr torture and das-Coastal Plain to oil and natural dcve ent will be vlewed wath_ the
The CIA tried for a year to find
Buckley. SS, and his rtponcd death
after torture led President Rcapn in
I 98S to~ order intensified efforts to lite photographs and other measures the CIA, the Pos~ said. clC?Kd information about CIA..:o.:.pc~r--&rallCSll...CJJl:t..l.lllOQUtiQD" b)'. lbc.b:w~d.bJ~CILllaOMfCCJ.QllrlUJ!~;c,;_-441 in hopes offinding ham and the other The Post said the search for at1ons.
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to &he leUn'of in1Cn& at t~y 10 cboole.
If and when the ~trar Of voatn
rcttavn tht boerd'a ttbuttaf. CURE
has 10 days to submit a drat\ oi it ~tition to countv Rt11strar Al Olaon.
CURE orpn11cra hope to bc&in
printina the petit1on1 by Dec. 12~
There arc 17,SOO rqaslcrcd voters
in the Laguna Beach Unified School
Di11rict boundarit1. The .aroup mu t
pthcr sianaturcs from 20 percent of
the rqistcn:d \'Oters, or J,SOO ~r
sons, Jor each of the school board
Bandit g~ts $505 in bank robbery
A Mission V1CJO bank was robbed
ofSSOS Monday by a man with a note
demandina money, pohcc said.
The man, wearil\I a dark blue
baseball cap, walked up to a Bank of
.\merica branch teller at 2S9S2
Muarlands and displayed the note at
11 :4Sa.m.
He indicated that he ~ad a weapon,
althouah no weapon was TCVCaled,
police said. The man wallced away
wjth the money. Witnesses did not
notice a getaway car.
The r.obbcr was dcscnbed 45 24 fo 25 years old, I SO pounds, w1th sandy
t,a1r and a moustache.
membtrs before an tl«tton can be held.
Actord1n1 to Rosalyn uvcr, chief
of tltttion o~rations with the Rcai ..
trar of Voter$, the aroup has 120 di)'
to collect the nttdcd sianatures.
l~cr sai<I a special election com
about $1 .20 ptr rqistcred voter -or
about $21.000 for t.auna Beach. Election costs an: levifd qainst the
district.
CURE orpnizers ho~ to raise the
money to rcimbu~ the district for
the ex~nse of the special election.
;·we would like to come upw1th the
money so no one accutn us of
misus1n1 funds. We want to maJce it a posithe effon and don't want to
Jeopardite school funds," said Jen-
nifer YeJland. chairman of the
finance committee.
Accordina to Yelland. over St.800
has been collcctfd,' includina $1,000
from last week's mcetina. One man
plcdaed $2,000 once tt\C first 2,000
i1natures arc obtained while another
pledlcd SSOO con11n1ent on the fi~t
"If· YOU WANNA WIN,
Daily Pilat & TWA
FIND OUT HOW GOOD WE REALLY ARE.
SOO ••naturn. ~~-~-~ Fund·ralten will scMaulf<t by
CURE tJeeinnint 1n Januarv.
The community has been in tur·
moil since the board voted to allow
Hardman. 37. to continue co.china
on a voluntary buis and aarttd to
reinstate him in Auaust 1fl\c com· pletcs a coun-ordcrcd dru& prosram
and· pessn random dn11 tests. On
Oct. 24 the coun aarttd to d1sm1Ss
felony possession characs 1fHardman
completes a six-month drua di:
version protram. ·
The former All-Pro defensive end
for the San· Francisco •9ers has been
underaoana rehabilitation since his
Sept. 20 arrest.
Hardman 1s scheduled to ap~ar in
coun on Dec. S for a pre-trial hcanna
on his misdemeanor rcs1st1na arrest
charic. A tnal has bttn set for Jan. 7
at which time South otan'e County
Municipal Coun ludJC R1c)'iard 0 .
Hamilton will also review Pfardman 's
proaress an the d1 ua d1vcrs1on pro-aram.
borhood by tcarhina simple crUne
prevcn&ion sk~ and to provide ~ral and JPeClfic information,, oa
cnmc in eath nciahborhood.
"I am conv1nefd that the best wa~
to combat rnme 11 throuah anformfd
citizens involved in prevention cf·
forts." Milli told the small aroup of
cihzcns in attendance. -
The aood news, Miah said, is that
compared to I 98S, residential bur·
alary is down 13 ~rcent. The t.d
news is that commercial buralary ls
up 26 ~rccnt, auto theft up S8
percent and service calls are up 13
~rccnt. · "Our crime rate 1s low, but we are
not cnme free," he said. "With the
new preventative crime proarams and the comtnunity's involvement,
we ~Ian to cha nae those statistics "
. Since Mia Ii has only been the city's
top law enforcement officer for three
mon ths, he wanted to share some of
the new police proara.ms with the
'Neighborhood Watch' residents. One
he described was the new Law
Enforcement Apprehension Pro----------.
aratn. a special task force of officers
assiancd to stake out problem cnme
areas. "Every weekend we ~ave made
four to five atreSI (or either auto thcf\.
auto bu~at) or 1llcpl possession of fire~rms, • he said. "There has been a
reduction in auto thefts and auto
bur&Jaries sjnce the wk force took
effect. Also we conduct a door-t~
door check on commercial bu1ldinis
to combat bu!Jlarie1."
Miali also discussed the cuy's drua
problem. not onl)' at the h1ah school
level but also in clernentary school.
"By the number of kids..arrested for
drugs, we know there is a problem,"
he said. "We have drua and alcohol
proerams. not only to educate the
kids not to do druas and akohol, but
also to educate the parehts. After all,
who do the kids look up to? It 1s
important for the parents to set a good
example."
The new chief aJso told the smaner-
1
inJ of residents to beware of cenain
cnmcsthatoccurdunng the holidays:
•Don't carry cash. Shop with a
credit card or checkbook. •Be especially can:ful at the insant
teller bank machines. More and more
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A cash honu8 for you.~ A~ for n~ children.
Come in now to any Bank of Atnerica office ·There's also a second bonus. When you open
and we'll make your Christmas merrier with your accounc we11 make Christmas merrier for
a ca h bonus. For each $10,000 you invest some needy children with a donation co
in a Personal Choice Time Depo it for one year Toy for Tots.
or longer, you '11 receive a $20' cash bonus. Or Bur tn re aren't a lot of hopping day~ left
mve t for 6 month and you 11 receive a $10 ca h for thi off er. So hurry into your nearest Bof A
bonu Over and above regular interc c. It's branch now . .Ikcau w want to wi h you a
a pecial gift frqm 8-0f A now when you can 1i". Merry Chri tma and how you why it' better
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•Always. keep packages in the
trunk: people won't be tempted to
stcaJ what they can't see.
•Don't display the family 's
Christmks presents in front of a large window with curtajns open.
SENTENCE •••
From Al
"For you r own peace of mind, you
ought to accept his guilt." said
Cardenas. who also rebuked par-
1sh1onm forcau 1nadisscnsion tn the Huntington Beach pansh by defend-
ana the pnesL
As a requirement of the probation.
Andersen. 34. will rcpon by Fn.day t()
t.he-lHtla .M•rtJn Foundation House
in Jtmez Springs, N.M. to pa.nic1pate
in r coun-ordercd cou.nschna pro-
aram. The pr<>&flm, which could run
from seven to 36 months. is run by a
rcli11ous order of trained doctors and
counselors for clergy with personal
and social problems, accordma to
defense attorney William Monroe.
Spcak.ing bncfly with rcponcrs
following the hcarina in Westminster,
Andersen asked for healing and
fo'Jivencss, saying, "We have all
suffered."
"Exactly what hes an my future, I
don't know," he said. ·
Andersen was found guilty of the
molestation charges Sept. 29 after
waivin& his riaht to a trial and
aaretio& tO throw himself It the
mercy of the coun.
During Monday's hcarini, Monroe
u.raed compa sion and forgiveness
and wd probation would be in the
best interests of 1ust1cc, the pan sh and
Andersen himself.
He aJso denied Andersen was given
special treatment by the coun be-
cause be is a priest.
"What Father Andersen has aone
throuah 1s ~n1shment, believe me,''
Monroe said. "Now 1s the-ume for
forgiveness, now 1s the time for
hcalina.''
Monroe said St. Bonaventure par-
ishioners have been split painfully
and arc lookina forward to puttina the
issue behind them.
FUTURE •••
From Al
"The church above all i.s a ~om
munity offaith that speaks of the tove
of God in our midst. That messqc a
areatly obscured tbrou&h a matter
such as this,'' Steinbock said .
.. Our heans &<> out full of com-
passion and concern both to the boys
and their families as well as to Father
Andersen himself. We pray~that the
therapy and counttlina he will be
rece1vin1 will help him deal with ht
psychol01Jcal problem .
"IUther than simply bein& in·
carecntcd, he needs psycholQlicaJ
help." --
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Corporate raiders: Are they good gq.ys or bad guy
undentood. Unfolding drama ts not likely
to becom~ master;ptece of art
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Corporate ra1den are a symptom of the b1antts and
fintncial conqntrat1on that has dtveloped 1n the finance
world over tiht pest two decades, and which is capable of
funnehna billions of "action" dollan to agrcsson. ~lled Juhk bonds1 or bonds iuutd to investors
itekina hi&h returns and w1lhn1 to incur attater riik to act
them. have been the key to the financ1na efforts of many ·
raids. But other funds also have been made ava1lablt> to
stocks or bonds themtthn, isn't fully know11. Without q~oon, Ont factor" me bdid-not (uUy supponed b)' fact -that profnsiol\Als, such as mutual fulWS ponfoho
manqrn, tan do betttt than \bey.
And, as Buliness Week stalH in an editoriil, many of
these fiduciaries holdina much of the country's private
capital .. have farmed out vast sums to middlemen who
promised 1empt1n1 returns." Some of this financed
able when 1h9nnbut oaCOllJy ,._'ld,.~dlll
delay immedaa1e proli11 but __. 1 .-;:r • Al this"~ ume. many IOClnd cqmpna are ~....,.,
Addina to their vulnenbihty • • the ,_a · ..-.
shareholdtn U>day ~n·t lo)18) uwhviduall ~..WU.~
tions prnsured to show proftts. The wmpcauon •lftal IO
ae«pJ a ratder's biper-than-tl\aRd o&r.
TbC threat of a takeover does do IOIDt IDOCl-
Pcrbaps most amponaady, II ma1 force ma&•••at ..
NEW YORK -While there i1 a tendency to do so,
the story of corporate raids and raiders cannot be told in
terms of the aood auys 111inst the bad or the predator
them. .
These other sums represent a curious'C'hange that h.u
occurred in the investanf public: A willinaness on the part venus the prey. of individuals to forao direct investments in ihestockand
• The play ss more complex thaf! that., . . bond markets in favor of fiduciaries.. ·
Thert are as~ts of the hero 1n the vrllain and the . The latter includinJ mutual and pension (unds have
raiden. ,
Thouah well·financtd, the ra1dcn miaht not have
been able to play their rme Without the a 1stancc of
another ph~omtnon o ·American business life: The
arowth of supcrl~ bµt often inefficient and badly
manaacd companies.
to cut cost1. improve tfracitncy, put idle lllftl 10 W01t.
and ~ll offintftiective pertSof'thecompuy.
1t can cause sreat, even tat.al. dunllt IOO.
Confronted by a raider. manaeemen• milht dia 1n
and write itselfluaative job contl'ICll Of pemioat. some
villain in the hero: The aood that is done on either side town enorm~us.ly over the past 20 years So have'other
may be marred by conSiequences. The evil often attributed 1nancial institutions. includin1 bank trusts. On almost
totheagresJOrordefendercan pToduce beneficial result . nyday, tbeK institutions do most of the trad1n1 in fisted
It 1sn'tJust the characten that add complexity to the tocks. .
The corporate r11der's most likely ta11tt is a bi&. v.eaJc
comp&n)' -often one setkina b•&ness for its own sake,
which is burdened with layers of bureaucrats manqin1
for their own rather than the company's aood~ which ha
underutili2ed its assets, ahd which otherwise has grown
take sho11t.term measures that immediately taite pcr-
barc pncn but da~ the company f'or tht fut&&R. One such tactic 1s to dismembe'r tht company by •
sellin& parts, even thme conSidcred vital. for cub.
scene. The beckaround from which they emerge is also ·Wh ind1v1dual investors have ehosen this 1nvest1n1 complex, unique to the marketplace, and probably little approac( rather than investina directly in corporate 1neffici~nt. • •
· But well-managed coaipanies too mt&ht be vulner·
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Newport Beach
e lection antics
shameful .
Voters ought to be just about fed up by now.
Disgusted. exasperated ~and nauseated should
accurately describe the range of emotions voters arc
experiencing a~er being subjected to yet another diny
e~1on campaign.
Measure A, the si>ccial election issue Newpon
Beach voters arc deciding today, has been obscured in
part by the campaign around it.
The merits and drawbacks of the general plan
amendment have been blurred by some of those
working so feverishly on either side.
The Irvine Co.'s plan to expand Newpon Center
was all but lost amid accusations that it was trying to
'"buy" the election.
Well-meaning citizen groups' concerns that the
expansion would h.un the city were diminished by
charges that they had threatened the livelihood of
merchants of the opposite point of view.
· . The half-l!Uths, simplistic generalizations and
twisted conclus1ons that voters have come to expect in
elections were only exceeded this time by the excesses of
vandals, liars, sneaks and bullies.
The fever pitch of emotion surrounding an issue
that hits so close to home is understandable -even
welcome.
-But the meanness, the degenerative hatred that
win-at-any--0ost mentalities breed is out of place here.
Theft, slander, economic blackmail and boycotts
-all over a g}oti~ shopping center? Such behavior ..
should be anathema to those posing '10 represent the
community's welfare.
What happened to the time when opponents had
r~spect for each other, ';Yhen a man was only as good as
his word, when reputation was valued over results? .
Obviously affluent and supposedly intelligent and
mature people arc theoretically above such low-down
t~ctics as defacing or stealing the opposition's campaign
signs.
Newpon Beach ought to be ashamed of itself.
·Election promises on drugs
should be carried throug:6
To the Editor:
In the middle of dcct.10~ the
politicians were screanuna "eradfoaJe
dope," "death sentences for the
1)Cddlers," "place lhe anny at the
borders" and who knows what else.
Has anyone sat down and tried to
enalyze what is ' going on? The
President of the United States now
wants to spend m1llJons of dollars to help, but not put an end to the ever-
... 1lowina river of dope that enters our
.country by every conceivable mode
of transportation known to man.
Where were these "&rcat" politicians
years aco? Weren't they aware of the ever-m~untmg battle that was 1oin1
on ttyma to stop this problem'
Election time tends to bnna the "good" out in some people.
Want to know how we can stop this
flow of 1llcpJ dope into the United
States? Want to know why the United
States government will qree with this
Idea but will not put 1t 1n force? Well. here 1s the answer The first thing the
United States 1s JOlni to do with or
without the sanction of foreign coun-
tries is to destroy each and every 11lici t
(.cld where drug-makina plants are
arown. Completely remove them
from the face of the earth. The
aovemment knows how to do it and
has the manpoower to do so. But. this
is only the stan. At the very same time
this is being done. the United States
.,overnment wiU chana.e the color of
all its paper currency. It dOC$n 't
ma\tcr what color or what size the bill
ustas Iona as the color changes What
have we acco mplished by doian this?
First and utmost the maJOr traffickers
1n dope are now for all intents .and
purposes "broke." There 1s no way t~y will able to launder'all their cash
that they have in safety deposit boxes.
houses, warehouses, car trunks,
trucks and God knows where else.
The JOvemment will only allow a
ocrtam amount of cash to be turned
over for new currency. Bank accounts
and such wilJ be okay. but across tlie
counter cash will be limited.
Now where do we go from here?
Why won't the government do this?
Let's ask tb.t.s question. Who else will
have currency "stashed'' that the
aovcrnmcnt thinks so highly or>
Major business interests? lndustnal-
ists who have that "little" ne t egg valued at su fiaurcs and above? The
organlzatton known as the Mafia (or
is that a figment of our 1ma11nation?)?
Foreign countnes who for one reason
or another have large sums of ca h
wt thin the United Stales. We could go
on forever. The dope business alone
does one half a tnlhon dolla.rs a year'
The answer to the influx of dope Jnto
the United States is not manpower
alone. It is· as stated, cut off the dope
producing fields, cut off the cash
supply and we arc almost home free. I
care more about my children and the
children of others than I do about
those that are stockpilina money.
So Isa)'. to you, Mr. Pre ident, "Get
off the dime and put this idea into
motfon. Lip service is cheaP.· results
arc what we arc looking for. ·
HOWARD D. SUBNICK
Huntington Beach
Thurston thankful for phone
To the Editor.
At the first PT A meeting at
Thurston Middle School. Principal
Ann Becker expressed her concern•
over the lack ofa pu~lic phone at such
an iso.Jated sate as Thurston is, used
frequently durina off-school hours by
• larae number of children involved
in sporu act1V1t1cs. Not only do
chtldren who arc left behind, aJone,
followina thnc actlVlties ,need to
contact parent but also stranded
motorists need to u~ the phone to
obtain help ..
followana the meettna. an
1ncerested parent who was present
contacted the Lquna Beach City
Manqtr's Office and in tum Mr
Tom Facon, manqer of the 1.quna
Belch ofrttc of OCneral Telephone.
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He was mo t sympathetic and help-
ful. Within days a phone had been
installed at Thurston at no co t to the
school district.
ThJ5 is just one more example of
the support and icneros1ty that the
busine s community in lquna
Beach has shown toward our 'IChool
d1stnct Prev1ou to this General
Telephone had .. adopted" the hi&h
school and among other thin
donated a larae quantity of furniture
to the campus.
The n.tdcnts and the PT A of
Thurston School thank you.
ANITA ANOS
Pre ident
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,-WASHINGTON MERRY -GO.ROUND
Arms deals through Israel
should be ilo great_ surprise
WASHINGTON -It should have
been no surprise that Israel was the
middleman used by the Reagan administration for its secret shipment
of weapons to Iran. For years the
Israelis have been up to their shoulder
holsters 1n the murky world of
international arms traffic.
Purchase orders. bills oflading and
other documents obtained by. our
associates Corley Johnson and
Donald GoldbelJ relating to CIA
. ''front" corporations show a mys-
tenous Israeli th.read. woven through·
weapons deals conducted br the CIA.
Herc arc some of the deta1ls of this
complex. clandestine trade in
weapons of war-
1 n 1969 the CIA set up a front called
Associated Traders, which funneled
millions of dollars through the first
National Bank of Maryland to pay for
huge anns shipments. Two weapons
brokerage finns, Sherwood Inter-
national Expon Corp. and Shimon
Ltd., handled the transactions for the
CIA.
h1ppin1 papers .show tbaLscvcral
of these arms shipments originated in
Israel. Sherwood has had a close
working relauons~ip with Israeli
defense officials, our sources report,
and several former Israeli mihtary
officers have worked for the com-
pany.
Shimon 1s a Cayman islands com-
pany, believed to be associated with
Sherwood, but httlc is known about
1t. Michael Kokin, president of
Sherwood. did not return our tele-
phone calls secK.mg information or
comment. .
One interesting ClA arms ship-
ment handled by Shimon in 1982 can
be traced from the Israeli Meditcr·
ranean port of Ashdod to Lagos,
N1gena. where the trail ended. The
ClA reportedly operates an air catJO
service out of Lagos. and may have
delivered the $4 mJllion worth of weapon to U.S.-supported rebel
aroups, tncludina those fighting In
Angola.
The Israeli ~h1pmcnt was part ofa
$9.4 million tral'lsaction in which
Shimon sent weapons to Lagos from
several locations, includini Portugal.
the former colonial power an Angola.
Portugal is o major trans-shipment
point for arms; some of the U.S.
sh1pme,nts to lran , in fact. went by
way of Portu&al. accordina to our
sources. The CIA paid the money into
Sh1mon•s bank account 1n Luxem-
bura.
In another CIA arms deal, the
agency's front c9mpany, Associated Traders, received 57 radio trans..
ceivers manufactured in Israel. The
units, which cost a total ofS 128,250.
were purchased by Sherwood and
flown from Tel Aviv to Washington-
Dulles International Airport. The radios were the standard backpack
type used for combat in rugcd tcrram
-such as that in Central Amenca.
In 1984. Sherwood and an Israeli
shipping firm. Mcnco, were involved
In a littlc-pubhci7ed incident after
ll@lian OffiC'la)s sei1.cd the Merico
fre1&hter V1kina. which was loaded
wnfi WC2pons th.At they feared were
destined for the Red Bngadcs tcr-
roAsts.
Menco lotd the Italians that the
ship's deadly cargo wa$ headed for
Brazil in a deal arranae<f by
Sttcf'\Vood. Brazil at first dented 1t was
1mportin1 the arms. many of which were types that Brazil manuTactured
and exported itself. But the Brazilians
later changed their story and said they
had contracted with Sherwood for the
arms. According to court papers.
Sherwood was recently stopped by
the Bureau of Alcohol. Tobacco and
firearms from importina 17,000 frames for Browning •.30-caltbcr ma-
chincguns. The seller was the Israeli
Defense Ministry. Sherwood ex-
ecutives said they wanted to assemble
the machineauns for sale to "friendly
foreian aovemments."
It's against the law to 1mpon fully
automatic weapons without valid
purchase orders from the federal
government or local aovemments.
BA TF officials sa1d Sherwood could
provide no proof of the machincguns'
ultimate destination. Our sources
said u 1s doubtful that the Israeli
aovernment would have sold Sherwood the suns without knoWJng
where they were aoina.
UNDER THE DOME: Dunng his
successful re-election campaign, Rep.
James Howard, D-N.J., told the
Asbury Park Press that we lied in a
column that linked him to a North
Dakota billboard baron who was
scckina special-interest leaislation.
We did not~.
As chairman of the Public Works
Committee, Howard · allowed an
amendment to the h_..tiway bill that
would have compensated the North
Dakota businessman for billboards to
be tom down by state officials-even
thoUJ.!l the s~ were erected on the
specific cond1tton that no compensa-
tton for their eventual destruction
would be sou&ht.
Undcntandably. Howard didn't
offer any details on how we supposed-
ly hed. We stand by our story. But 1(
Howard thinks he can show where "'e-
made an error, we'd welcome the
chince to COtTCCt it.
On the subject of prevarication.
however, we can report there is a
difference of opinioa on the Of'i&in of
the special provision, Howard aid he approved It at the ~uest of North
Oikota's two senators, Democrat
Quentin Burdick aad outgoina Re-
pu.blican Mark Andllews. But both
senators told us t~ never asked
Howard for the fav~ •
The bill died in coaferenoc over the
biUboard provis10N and other dis-
llfCCments between House and Sen-ate. Butit11 be back. •
MINI-EDITORIAL: Nillon 1s
back! Really back! The latest evidence
of Richard Nixon's return is a bizarre
one indeed: An opera called "Nixon 1n China'.' wtlJ premiere next yar in
-f:loustdn. ac.cordina to reports. Sk~ ucal, we called the Houston ~ co
venfy this shocker and were ... ured
that it is true. No. at is not a Mel
Brooks production, and yes; ff
IGstinaer is apparently ponnayed ~ as the former president. Tbie
music is "quite lovely and v~
abstraet1" we ..verrlekt. 1*6 .a.t w~ l)f'Oductaon is "very dlallnlike. '
That's what we'd expect or an opera
about Nixon. Dreamlike. b:ruzzz ....
Jad AllthrHll -Jotepj ~ are •1Jldk•IM colmul111.
Initiative process perverted
long before Proposition 64
Lon4 before \'Otcrs had thetr op-
portunatr to decide the fate of five
California 1n1uatives, one of those
measures had begun to raise serious
doubts about the way such "by-
popular demand" issues qualify for
the ballot.
The que uons stemmed from
Propo~111on 64, the Lyndon
LaRouchc-in pared measure aim1n1
to i\Olate camers of the AIDS virus.
lnve uptors for state Attorney
General John Van de Kamp tc llficd
In an October legi lative hcarina that
at least 20 of the petition circurators
who gathered voter ~1gnatures to put
the in11i1t1ve on the ballot came from
out of tatc.
What'~ more, the attorney scneral
ha t>csun coopentina wilb the
federal iovcmment and aulhonues
in other states invcstiptina some of
the l aRouc;hc or1a11111oon•s fund·
n11 1na t«hn1quC$.
The rc~tlauont abOut h~ P.roPo
M1t1on 64 wasQuahfied-arculaton
Yrctt alltltdly recnmcd 1n five St.Ila
-raise Sttiou doubts about the
antqnty of the enu~ 1n1tilt1ve pro.
f htx arc not questions to be &&km
h&htly: ncr 111, Cahfonua·s most
1mponant laws of tM Ii t 1' ~mea urcs like Proposition 13 1n 1978
1nd the 1972 oastal Act -were created by the direct oooular process.
And the idea behind the initiative is
that people who care about issues, arc
affected by them and are dmausficd
with wha• elected officials do about
them can take direct llCtion with help
from their fellow ci tizens. Not only
does 1t take vahd s1anatures of
California voters to Quahty a ballot
measure, but those who cu·culatt ~t1tions arc also . ~u1red to be
Californians.
But the process was perverted Iona
before Proposition 64.
far from belonain• to can na or concerned citizens, Initiatives in re-
cen1 yeaf'I have of\tn become the
property of larte companie,. Exam-
ple. The initiative dnve that created
the California lottery was 1>91d for m
laflC 1>9rt by com~n1es hkely to
become the lottery's biaest 1upplien.
That kind of fundinc has crtattd a
new fimtly of compen1cs whkh hire
• ._ptuuon ca.men for whoc~cr is will·
ma &ope)'. C•rrim often Ft bountJcs oflbout 20 cnu ptr lipltutt.
Elpcaably, th11 has ltd to numer-
ous fcqed Sf&J\llUttS. .. Forwmn art common on 1n-
itiativn." 11Mt Elkn Petn-, thtdtputy auomey tennal hdd1n1 the 1n-
ve1ti11uon of the LaRouchc
mmu"'' q_uahMna. "The teCfttal)
of state's omce lacton that an when
dleck1na over the peut1ons and
valtdatina thtm."
I
Van de Kamp hasalreadycalled the
allqcd 'ftolations ••a danaerou1 c:om·
promise of the initiative prooe11."But
this is merely the most flaarant
compromise of a proc that bas
been perverted for yeaf'I.
It's useful because it makes the nttd for rcfonn Ct')'sll.I clear. The new
law lbit's obviously nttdN is one
that ·bent any peymcnt to pet1t1on
c1rculaton arid dasallow i11naturta
aathered for peymenl.
C>nly SU(h a wecpina bin can
return the •nidattvc to the people.
whtrt it belonp, and prcvtnt the
f\aerant abulCS that have bttOme
commonl)la«.
And DC>W. at a time •hen no ~or
in1t1111ves arc yet beiRt mtulateidfor
tht 1_9U ballot as problbly thf most
propettous time to work on that kind
of reform.
,......~ .. ,.. ......... ... cMI..,,. • ,,.,. ,,,.,..
waTSaBUWUO• CUl•••W
Anxious
to get
filial ·.
results
This was special elc<:t1.ori day in
Newport Beach and I, a Iona with a lot
of other Newport Beach property
owners, will be anxious to &Ct the final
results.
Reprdless of how you voted. you
may be interested 1n a little histOf¥.
You should be. for the lesson 1t
teaches j uit m.iaht be worth rc-
membenna the next umc a aroup of
citizens with 1953 or 1955 mentahue
blocks a worthwhile proposal.
As I'm ure some of you must
remember the ridiculous propapn-
dizi na ofa few Newport Beach people
a very few years bade is entirely
re ponsible for the htdeous predica-
ment in which the Irvine Company
has found use If today. Let me remind
you. Or would you be more com-
fortable 1fl didn't? 1.
Fact 1s that a sroup of competent
tate highway en&inccn prop09Cd a
two-level "freeway" between "old
Newport" and Corona del Mar. This
would crawl up the bluff aboye Coast
Highway.join a high level bndge over
the channel to the upper bay. From
there it would go down the coast east
AJI of which would be paid for by
aas tax funds, not city taxes.
That would have nicely relieved
the · traffic problems t.hat the "snd-
lock" aroup cited bd'orc the election
as one or the pnncipal ttaSOns for
votina down Proposition A.
Yea~ qo when Joan Irvine per-
suaded The Irvine Company to 11ve
1,000 acrH to the University of
C,a!Jfornia tn order to bring the new
branch of the University here, she
saw the arcat {>OS$1b1ht1es not only for
the community but for The irvme
Company.
Joan saw that the presence of. a
vcat u01vors1ty would bnngfabulous
results for Oranae County as a whole
and for all of the .. cllJes" ad1accnt to
1t. The Irvine Company sma.nJy
studied the effect on traffic and real
estate va.lues of placmg a shopping
center combined with a civic center at
the confluence of two high-speed
freeways.
Well, you old timers Ii.kc me.
remember what followed.
Proercss? A terrible thing 1n the
opinion of the lamebrains who op-
posed 1t. So now, their successors
have worked out a campaign to
perpetuate the dumbhcadcdncss of
those years.
Result fash1on Jstand has not
wotkcd out profitably. With the result
that two of 1ts la11t stores have
opened second stores in South Coa t
Plaza 10 Co ta Mesa.
The result of the success of South
Coast Plaza 1s that. to everyone's
surprise, Costa Mesa has turned out
to be the most prosperous city
aovemment m Orana.e County be-
cause or the saJes lll aeneratcd by
South Coast Plaza that accrues to tbe
city as a very effective amount each
year.
So The Jrvine Company, very
properly, has spent according to tts
own report. nearly half a million
dollars to try to make the CillZCO'S or Newport Beach understand the
simple arithmetic mvolved 1n Prop-
osiuon A.
The fact that Fashion Island, alona with the fine busines\ buildiogs that
arc projected, will create traffic 1
undemable. But only until it is
possible to complete future hi&hway
developments which arc implicit an
the plan voted on today. How will it
come out?
W.J~r BarrM6it 16 ~ Pllo~1
IHetll• lldlhkr.
TODAY IN His TORY
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BJ tlM A1Hdtl&t4 Prett
Today is TueJ<lay, Nov. 25. the
329th day of 1986. There are 36 days
left in the year.
Tooay's highli&ht in h1 tory.
On Nov. 2S, 1783. the Bnttsh
evacuated New York. their last mili·
t.al')' posahon in the Ut\ittd St.ate~
durina the Revolutionary War.
On this date:
In 1758, 1n the French and Indian
War, the Bnti h captured Fort Du-
quesne at what 1s now Pittsbur&h
Jn 1811, Pope John XXlll wasbom
Anetlo RoncaJh 1n a villqe near
Btrpmo, Italy •
In llM, John B MC}enbcra of l.
Loult petenttd evtporated milk.
In I US; Vttt President ThomaaA.
Hendricks died at the 'llC of 66. eiah t
months aftu taluna off~ •
In 1920, rldiQ itauon WTAW of· olltte tat1on,"Teus. broadca t the
f\ni play-by-p'8y dtltript1on o( a
fOotbell pine, beiwee:n the UntVCf·
uty ofTnuand l"uat AAM.
In I 9.S7, Pmidau DW1aht O
EJttnhowcr ulftftd a ll•&ht trot
··-
McMahon doubtful for rest of' 86 UCI runners
LAKE FOREST I • . . . -. 11th at NCAA , II . (AP)-Quar:terbeck Jim was at rest and. he (Martin) came tn and too~ Lbe "I did the wrong thing, ~e enou~. and they
McMahon could be out for the remainder of the quarterback. p1cked .. h1m up and stuffed him," took me out of the game for 1t,'' Marlin said "I TUCSON UC 1 · . •
NFL season after his shoulder injury was Markbreit said. think I _got a little too rough. · -rvioe s m~ •
ag&ravated when a. Green Bay lineman slam'!lcd McMahon, making his first start in nearly a "IJUSt took him down," Martin said. "J wasn't .cross country team finished l I th 10 a
him to the turf, Chicago Bears Coach Mike Oitka month because of a rotator cuff tear in his right thinking of shoulder injury or knee injury or Cfield of c22
1 bhcre bat CNaCnaAdafiH11
1
11
said Monday. throwing shoulder, landed on the injured shoulder. anything." . ou~try. u at t . c A ma s,
"J dc;>,ub~ 1f we ~ill ~ave bis services the rest of . . "I'm. sure the Oagrant foul affected ltilT!." Green Bay quarterback Randy Wright de-with Junior QusQutn~nC'l pacing the
the year. Ditka said. He has shoulder d1scom-Ditka said of the play, "but he was having fended Martin, saying, "The first interception I Anteaten W1tb a 32·08.3l over a
fortJ\'.s all.up to the doctorsln.LosAn~tes...:._ problems bc!orc that.It threw, (Dan) Hampton did the same thing to me." tough l0.000-met~r CO"!_rsc. •
McMahon was schedutedr-to1eave for Los Unava1labl~ for comment Monday,· Ditka said backup quarterback Mike Quinonez was JOmcd by Richard
Angeles today and sec f>r. Frarllc Jobe, an McMahon had said after the pme that the Martin Tomczak would start Sunday against Pinsbura.h Graves (43rd), Rod Cuny (SOtb),
orthopedic doctor who specializes m elbows ·and foul "didn't help .. the injury. adding, .. We've 1ot to ~t Doua F1utie rcldy to pfay Ralph Garibaldi _16 ht), Steve J mlay
shoulders. -· NFL official Dick Maxwell said Sunday niJllt in the next two weeks.• (88th), Rick Wilhelm (lOlst) and
. In the second quarte;of~unijay's 12-tOhome l~e l~ague automati~ly reviews ~lays involvmg Autie was acquired by the Bean from the Los Greg Houlgate (145th).
victory, McMahon was tossdi to th~ ground by eJect1on~, and Mamn faces possible a fine or Angeles Rams for a sixth-round draft choice last Graves clocked a 32: 10.22, fol-
qrcen Bay nMe tackle Charles Martin, who was suspen11on. . . . . month and bas been busy lcamin& the system. The lowed by Cuny (32: 17.64). Gariblldi
CJeClcsi fcom the ~·for the personal foul by "But .wcwill.awaimvtcw."heaid.. _ ac.rs'fourtbQuarterback is..YC.tcranSteYc .. Fulkr. .(.ll..35.52.)._ Jmlay (33:01.46),
~feree Jerry Marlcbreit. ' Martin said Sunday that bu hit on McMahon .. J already know what Steve c.an do and I know Wilhelm (33: 17.84) and Houlgate
"The ball had been thrown, the quarterback was~ mistakt. what Mike can do," Ditlca said.of his quarterbacks. (44:59.0~
Reggie,
Angels
split up
Jackson to pursue
another .. team, but .,....,
only_wlth ~~ignity'
From AP dlJpatclaea
Rewc Jackson was officially re-
leased by the Angels Monday and the
40-year-old slugger satd that if he
doesn't SiJJl with another club, "I'll
step aside with di101ty."
After meeting with Angels' Vice-
President Mike Port for I Vi hours,
Jackson released a prepared state-ment that said: .. Things just didn't
work out for 1987. As to what offers .
there will be in '87 depends on the
other clubs. "I'm prepared to play baseball
physically and mentally. If it doesn't
come aoout. then I'll step aside with
dignity."
Jackson, who served predominant-
ly as the Angels' designated hitter in
1986. batted .24 I in 132 sames, with
18 homers and 58 rufltted in.
Jackson played five sea90ns for the
Aogcls and 1986 was the final year on
his contract. He had said durina the
season that the Angels. had told him
he would not be offered a new
contract for 1987.
Recite Jacbon and tbe
AJl&el• depart.
tendered him in the months ahead,
then J'm certain he will ap_proach the
season with the same worlc: and d~ication he has provided us the
past five years:·
"The situation is easy to accept
when Mike Pon says to me that I'm
part of the Angels family," Jack90n
said. "We d1~ussed the possibility of
post-baseball opportunties with the
Oll'nizatio}'\ and aJ!.CCd that time wjlJ
dictate that possibility.
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Iran's loSS becomes
Warrlor~ '-blggaln
Woodbrtd e defender PrepPlayeroftl:Je Week
tormented Beli-.Jeff
With six QB sack in s
By JOSEPH DUDEVOIR ......... cw ....... .
President Ronald Reagan's ·arms
deal with Iran may have drawn
criticism. but no one, especially Gene
Noji, is complaining about the de-
fensive weapon that came ltere from
Iran ei&ht years 140. Sam Dehdasht1, an Jranian·born.
17-year-oJd football player for Wood-
brid&e High is that weapon.
And Noji, the Warriors' coach. has
been unJeashin& this quarterback-
sccking missle at oposing teams this
season with hopes Woodbridac can
blast its way to a CIF title.
Jn the Warriors' first-round Desert-
Mountain Conference CJF pme with .
Bell-Jeff, Dehdashti found his way to
the quarterback six times for S3 yards
worth of ncptive sack yardage.
"Six sacks for one auy, that's the
most I had ever seen since I've been a
coach," said Noji.
W oodbridae (9·2) wmLo.n to a 14-6
win to earn a date this Friday with
Atascadero H~ (8·2· l) at Irvine
Hi&h.
Dedashti had three sacks in the first
half and three more in the fourth qua~ when he and the rest of the Wa rs knew Bell-Jeff had to ao to
the rways behind 14-0.
-intensity. He goes 100 percent on
every down."
for Ms demolition work on 'Bell-.
Jeff last Friday, Dehdashu was
named the Daily Pilot's Player of The
Week.
"Our entire defense played well
that game," said NoJi. "And Sam was
the spark that got everyone going."
The Bell-Jeff Guards were held in
check for just 64 net yards of offense
by the fired-up Warriors.
"We knew they had a aood quar-
terback, so we decided the way to beat
them was to put pressure on their
quarterback," said Dehdashti.
"We stunted on almost every play.
I was takina outside rushes and 1 nsjde
rushes. All of us were getting in
there."
Woodbridge ended the game with
I I sacks for a minus 7.8 yards. Bcll-
Jeff quarterback Ke ith Fiugerald
must have thought the dam broke the
way the Warriors poured through his
offensive front wall .
The next team up for Warriors wilt
&ive Dehdashti Ind the Woodbridge
defense a whole new set of problems.
Atascadero runs an option offense.
"Kirk Harris (defensive coordi-
nator} acts us ready to play," said
Dehdashti. "I think we'll be ready for
Atascadero. Coach Hams is also the
guy who fires us up.''
. ..., ............... "Because of the friendship and the
great player he has been, the con·
versauon w1th Rqgic was ptrhaps
the most difficult I've ever had," Pon
u1d after the meeuna. "He handltd
the decision with tremendous class.
"I appreciate Mtke's honesty in
lettina me know my ~rv1ces could be
beneficial." In five 5eason-. with the Anscts,
Jackson batted .239 w1th 123 homers
and 374 RBI as the club won two
divi ion titles
" m makes the most out of his
nat ral ability," said Noji of his 5-10.
I 7St00und defensive end ... He's not
very\ big, but he's quick and com-
pcn,.tcs for his lack of size with
Woodbridae will not only to have
to match its defensive effort\, but win
have to do a little upgrad1na on
offense.
(Pl ....... D&HDA,SHTl/83)
Sam Delut.Ubd led Woodbrl4-e Blab'• clefenclen wttb ab
quarterback •cb &Caiftet BelI-Jeff"BJcla ln a 1•-6 Ylctory.
"I explained that while our ~itu
ation and direction for 1987 doe$ not
include him, his battball cuctr
remains Rq:g1c Jackson's dcclSion. lf
ltc111e 1s $11tt~fi&t· wtth an ofter
He hit his SOOth career home run at
Anaheim Stadium on Sept. 17, 1984.
becomina the 1 lth m-.ior lcaauc
player to reach that mlleston.-.
Puente, Se&ura fight tonight
The final boll in& proaram of the
yair for the Mamon Hotel 1n
Irvine 11 set toniaht Yt'Uh 1uptr flywc,JJtts CJTq Puente and Fran-ca.co 5qura headhnuw the caril.
ctton bqin at 7:JO and 400
llCkt were available Monday.
1c.kcts may be purcbaled in the
Grand Ballroom of the Irvine
Mamon.
TonJtht's Puente-Staura fi&ht
i& for: the vacated tate cham·
p1onship Puente. from El Monte,
has a 10.1 r«ord while Scaura,
from Coechcll1. ts ~I .
In another bout, Hununaton
Btach's John Armuo tttum to
the Mamou a~ 9ft I I-month .
absence The Huntinaton Beeeh
hkauard will take on Troy Bleck
1n a ~ix-round midd~wtilftt bout.
lt.0 toni&ht the All·,tar boll·
ina 11rl of the )Cat conttSt w.U
condudt. -
Bolllnl v.lll return to the Mar-
riott Jan. i6
...
·~ ,... Are Warriors just an AtascaQero bus stop?
Greyhounds favored by-6 :
Saddleback, Lancers vie
BJ ROGER CARLSON °' ...... ,... ....
Woodbndae H1Jh'1 Warrion 10 for No. 10
Friday n'ibtH the l«Ond roundoftheCIF 0ctcrt-
Mounta1n Confettnce playoffs 1tt under way at
lrv1nc H1&h
The :Wamon\ No. 2 1n the Plciflc Coast
Lcquc. arc up qa1n t a fonnidablc opponent a
tasadtto. a school with • nch football hi tory
and the No • teed as the Lm hdra u11ue
champion, cntc a a 6-potnt tavonte.
WOOdbfidae. with a IC'hool rt\'Ofd nine
victories in 11 ttana. doet Jt wl\h a t0lid and blsa(
&>Ian. A tateadtro 's Grtyhounds. on theothct hand.
nave. rcpu\ltion for sprcidina w defentH.
Atasc.adUo 11 a 'pit\ blti, veer team," said
OJi .. We haven't playtd any ptton 1 am a
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BtJFFALO. N.Y. -Gilbert Per· (ii
reault. no lon&Cr the Buffalo Sabrt"S' star \ a~r 17 season marked by has rink·lona sconn1 nashes. retired Monda)' with more
aoals than all but 10 playen in NHL historY.
Pttttault, 36. met with his tcammat~ Monday
motqina after conferrina last weekend wnh Sabres
manqement, said team spokesman John Gurtler.
He added that Perreault, who spent 12 weeks
startinJ last June l 7 retired only to return, was not prcssur~ by Sabres management to quit.
However, Perreault needed just 20 more pmes to
qualify for a $180,000 pension bonus at aae s~ un<ter a
new NHL Players Association agreement. When ht
returned following his first retirement, Perreault
insisted that money wa not what motivated him.
Rebels top Oklahoma, 90-81 ·
. LAS VEGAS -Senior guard Freddie . m·
' Banks scored 24 points Monday niaht. ·
leading fifth-ranked Nevada-Las Vegas to a ·
90-81 victory over No. 1 Oklahoma in a quarterfinal game of the preseason National Invitation
Tournament.
The R_ebels, ·2-0, will face Temple at Madison
Square Garden in New York in a semifinal a.ame Friday night. Temple advanced by beating Villanova 80. 73
earlier Monday night.
Western Kentucky and Memphis State will square
off in the other semifinal game. The winners will meet
for the championship Saturday night.
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GOURMET SEAFOODS
.
All·Pac\ 10 to 3 area prodiaca
WALNUT CREEK-John Cooper of • Roa Bowl-bound Anzona Stitt has bten • •
named Coach of the Year in Padflc.lO
Conference footblll,and Player oft.he Year
• honors wcnt to Stanford fullbeC"k Brad Muster and
riLona linebacker Byron Evans. ·
Coopct:, in his serond ttaJQn at ASU. productd th(
school's flnt Rose Bowl team. The Sun Devils clinchtcl
the conference title two weeks qo and were unbeattn
until bc1n1 upset l>y Arizona in their final regular season
pme.
Oranae Coast art~ J>roducts aainina eecood·team ttcOPition include use lineman O.vtd Cadipn from N~rt Harbor Hip. Stanford lineman Andy Siaclair
from Edison Hiah and Arizona place-kicktr Gary
Coston from Mater Oci Hi&h.
Muster. the Junior who bas NShed for 94S yards and caulht ptsses for S38. won the Offensive Pla~r of
the Year award. Others reccivina votes were taalbtack
David Adams of Aritona and querkrblcks Jeff Van
RaaphorsJ of ASU and Chris Maller of Qreaon.
Evanl a ~nior. leads an Arizona defense whkh
has yielded on y 81.S yards per pme Nshina. He is
averaging 17.3 tackles per pme. Otben who received
votes fat Defensive Player -of the Year were tackle
Regae Rogers of Wuhii\gton and linebecken Marcus Cotton of Sou them Cal and Dave Wyman of Stanford.
Those eamina All·P~IO honors fo.r the second
ume were Muster, Evans, Miller, Roten. Southern C.al
offensive auard Jeff Brqel, USC safety Tim McDonald
and UCLA nose auard Terry Tumey.
· T1le Pac-lO head coaches voted. •
Quote of the clay ,_
· Llo;d Cota.., interim La&una Beach Hif?
football coach, on his plans for next year. 'I
' auarantee I won't be tbe head coach. There's no
amount of money they could pay me. Not in
Laaunatics. Too many n•tiv6. Not for 10
1 times what they paid me (this year)."
• •
Bftilel, 11Cbo•d on W..t 11 au l'raacl8co brlap Tyler..., .,
SAN FRANCISCO -Runnif'll blck -REDWOOD CITY -Tbe Sin f,.. t>.J. Dolitr .-u..-..n Ptnn S&aae anCS 1 l C11CO ttm All llltmin&~t.Ci Wendel other playen from bowl-bound coUcae Tyler, the former atartfna uffbiek teliiled
footblll teams were named Monday u die thrtt weeks aao. and may ~ even ~
first eelcc:tions for the 62nd annual Shrine Ea1t-Wtst runnina beck http. COlcfl Bin Walth·~ ~onday . Oamt. ••At th as point. with four pmes remaan•nt. we need
The. pmt' will be pla¥ed Jan. 10 at Stanford all the expmtnce we can ttt. •• Walsh said. 'Hc'a the
Stadium. • · · • · man to ao to. . Two other Penn Sta&e J)layen. NnninJ beck Steve "And we definitely need a nannu'I bide, becautt
Smith and hnebecker Don Oraham. willjo1n Oozier on we may have lost both nannjna ~~· i~ th~s last~·"
the East 14uad which also will include center Grq Walsh said Tyler accet*d has 1ovatauon to re-.join
Rakoay of No. I Mwni. Penn State's faesta Bowl the 49ers and plaMed to arrive in the San Franc:atco ~nl. .• area on Monday ni&ht to siln a conltlct. . ·
The other early Ea1&·Weat etltttiona: Jeff Van Rambia oat •or at 1-•t a --~, Raaphont. -~. and Dinny Villa, oft"eftsive &1 .---~
lineman, AiUoaa · Slate· Paul Jokitch. tiabt end,
Michipn; Mart Munfofti, tineblder, and Dale Klein, JNOLEWOOD -Forward Kun m
kicker. Nebralka; Sonny Gordon, defenaivc bllck, Ohio Ram bis of the J.:os Anseles Likc;n suffered
Staie; Jeff. B~. o~n11ve lineman, and Tim a dislocated and lacerated n&ht index McDonald. safety. Soumenr'Olt. ftn&tt 1w-J11"11crite-Monday-1nd -wtt" 1t-ee--.---f
sidelined for at least a week, tbe NBA team wd. Twl.na name KellJ U mane1er Rambissufferedthelnjurywhenaban;arrimedhis finttt and will miss a minimum of four sames. Dt.
MINNEAPOLIS -Tom Kelly, whO • Sieohen Lom~rdo, the Laken' team doctor, said,
replaced fired Minnesota Twins Manqer addina that Rambis requirett silt 1titcbes to cl<* the ·
Ray Miller on an interim basis Sept l 2. on wound and that the finaer was immobillted in a splint.
Monday was named manqer for 1987. The 6-foot-8 Ram bis has started all I 0 games the
Kelly, 36, the Twins' third-btase coach since 1983, . 9-1 Lakers have played this year and is avera&ina 6.7
becomes the first native Minnesotan to manqe the. points and a team·lcadina 8.4 rcbo?Jnds.
team s.inoe the franchise moved ftom Washinaton in • 196~. He is the.11th manaaer in Twins history. ·TeleYlalon, ra~o
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7:30 p.m. -PRO BAS&.ETBALL: Atlanta at
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7:30 p.m. -PkO BAS&ETBALL: Clippers
at Seattle. KMPC (7l0). • deficit and defeat the Toronto Maple ~fs 3-2 Monday nipt in National.Hockey Leque action. Elsewberc~p t'he NHL, Pa .. RelMar1 scored the lame's
first three aoals and J• T...nl added three assists as
the Calpry Aames defeated the Edmonton Oilers 6-S.
• 7:30p.m.-BOCKEY: Kinas at Vancouver.
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WARRIORSEYEN0.10 •••
J'romBl
exception of David Townsend's strained ankle. .. ...
Townsend carried Just 7 times for
31 yards before exitma the victory
over Bell-Jeff. For the season the tw<>-
time all-league standout bas 72 1
yards on 160carries, an average of 4.S
per carry. He has scored eipt touch·
downs. five on the cround. tllree via pass receptions.
H -n:ceiver Towntei'>d hin::aUJ,hr
28 passes for 342 yards, but just 3 for
23 yards in the; last four games.
Friday's winner meets the survivor
of the Blopminaton-Calabasas game.
Blooming(9n (II-OT is the Sunkist
champion and the No. I seed.
Calabasas (6-4-1 ) is the Frontier
league champion.
S.Uy BUl1 (lt-1) vs. Sa4Wleback
(10-1) at Suta Au Bowl: All that is.
ball in a lot of different ways.
"I think we match up physically.
They're not very big compared to
others we've played."
Saddlebaclc is favored by 7 points.
The winner waits until Saturday to
find out whether it meets No. 1-
secded Valencia (9-1-1) of Artesia
(8--3).
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NEW YORK (AP)-Oakland A's
outfielder Jose Canseco, who hit 33
homers and drove in 117 runs, was
named Rookie of the Year in the
American LeaJl.le today, beating
Wally Joyner of the Angels in a close
vote. ·
Canseco received 16 of 28 fint-
place votesand 110 pointsto 12 first-
place votes and 98 points for Joyner.
Twowriten from each ofthelcque's
1'4 cities participated in the selection
for the Baseball Writers Association
of America. •
Toronto Blue Jays reliever Mark
Eichhorn finished third , with 23
points on a 5-3-1 basis, while out·
fielder Cory Snyder of the Cleveland
Indians toialed 16. Danny TanabuU
of the Seattle Marinen wound up
with four points and Ruben Sierra of
the Taas Ransers aot one.
Canseco, who was born in Cuba
and lives in Miami1 Aa., is the first
Oakland player to win the award. The
last A's player to win 1t was Harry
Byrd in 1.9S2. wh~n the team was
based in Philadelphia.
Though he hit j ust .240, the 22-
year-olcf Ca nseco tied for fourth in the
league m home runs and second in
RBI lo Oeveland's Joe Carter, who
had 121.
Canseco led · the lea.Jue in
strikeouts, however. fannma 17S
times. He also had the longest battina
slump in the majors. an 0.for-40
drouaht that ended in late Auaust
with a pme-winning double that beat
f'iew York's Dave Righetti.
Joyner started strona and bad 16
homers by the end of May. He wound
up battina .290 with 22 homers and
led the Angels with 100 RBI.
Joyner also was tbe Jcaaue's ul-
timate spoiler, brtakina up no-hit
bids by Charlie Houah of Texas and
Walt Terrell ofTexas with two outs in
the ninth inning.
GaQ.J.e-bii.$ters
Last week's plays of 40 yards or more for ~
Oran e Coast area prep football players
~ •90-Nate Primous (Saddleback), int;rception return
· •49-Josc DcSantiaao (Saddleback), nan . .... , ................. "
l. Andy Mycn (f..aauna Beach), 29-144. ....................... "
I. Mike Hendtnon (Edison)~ I 8--3~3. 188 }'ards, I TD; 2 Sean
Therien (Saddleblck). 8-10-0, 139, 2 TDsi 3. Danny Lane (laauna
Beach), l 5-22-0, 136 ,yards, l TD; 4. Jeff Bailey (University), I 0. f 6-2
l 32 yards, 2 TDs; S. Eric Brouaher (Woodbridae), t 0.19-0, ll '4 yards 1'
TD. ' ...... , ...... Neel ............
l. K.aleaph Carter (Edison). 8+61 ; 2. Andy Myers (Uauna Beach),
6·38: 3. Zack Su.bes (Edison), S.M; ... Chris Ch1asaon (Wcitminster). I
~l . • Lut ..-·, ......_ eeeren
I. Ctiis Allton (Univenity). Natc"Primous (Seddleback), Hector
Santa CNZ (s.ddleblck). 12 each~ Zack Suk.cs (Edison), 8.
Coaaf cral1e9 to 50-32 will ·
HEMET -°'8811 Coat COlJeee'• Mue's IS points, followed by Ch.:k
unbeaten Pinea mum to the c:hlm· McOavrn wtth 12.
eioftlhip wauftnall ol the. Hemet Cout "' never an trouble )UftlP-• R~TiDO«'.,...WtoUt'Mllleftt 1ntto1 ls.,ointMJftlme~111Ha,18d
10Di1hf 11 a it Ml"'!lif'Jldlno CalS. Coilldne in whit die I ).;poiat IPft!ld,
tbll0Wi1'1.' a '°"" Yictorj over Mw ..w.d 6 ..__and • Palomar an Mondly"1 ftnl roUfld. ...._ hinl .. 7Of10 &om the Reid.
TM P.irJa-. ~ ~ ft llob Mt<JavlU WU 6 fbr IS.
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DeBUSk Gpes to-
revitaliZe Harbor ·
After year at OCC,
he returns to Tars
with young team
By ROGER CAR~N
OfllleO.., .........
Jerry DcBu'lk.h 'ltrlurnedasco.ach
of N"cwpon Harbor H11h'\ baskelball
team afler a one-}car hiatus as an
Oran~ ( oast ( ollciie au1stant
The Orange ( aunt} ( oach of lhe
Year in 1985 afier toac:hina hi"
Cia1lor\ to thc ~a View League
chaml>1on41h1p and a 24-4 overall
record 1t'~ Dc8u'ik's 40th team at
Harbor
facep1 for the 85 club, a\ ~di ~'
the 1980 ~un<;cl Ltaaue cham
p1onsh1p ~uad it''I usually a dogfight
for Harbor D1:Busk'' other ..even Jerry DeBuak
Other returning lettermen are Jun·
1or Drew heward ( S. I 0) and Junior
Jim Gccrh ng-. (6-1).
Up from a 5-ISJuntor varsity arc
scn1on 9111 C'.ilea~on (5· 10) and Ian
Donald (6-1). •• well 3$ JUntor Erik
Drageset <S· I 0)
Tyler Koon (6·4) 1~ conMdercd one
oflbc bcucr Juniors on the ~uad llfter
lead1na lhe ~phomore 1eam to a 9-14
record
Al•mom and Gttrhng.s are con·
c;1dered Harbor's besl shooters and
defender\, with heward backed up
b)' Oraacset and S-9 senior Al
O:thbour at the point
"We're hoping to get things
toiether by Jan 14," saJd De Busk. rdina to the ~tan oijcasu.~ pla} We ~ surpn~ some people.
N•WC*'t Hirt»« Hl9h ~ T.,., Dec t et El TOl'O 7 4S O.ITI
De<. 10-1~• lnvllaliona (Flt\t round teams ha"e mm piled a QI· 1c; record
~•th 10·12h1-.wor\t,andonh lo\ang .. If" going to hurt u\' admit\
record DeBu~k "but I havt' 10 ~1th the bc'>t
'' W~10CM. I P m I Toe• OK 16-Sanla Ana va11e11 lhOmel Dec It 2l-at San D•toU•IO tnvllallonat Dec 1' '1 ?t »-at On"91t lnviletiOMI S.I Jen )-WOOClt>r•CIOe (home) DcBu\k pmtrmc~ n'll bc at lea\t a ~ork habm that r ve ever had When
dogf\aht we It-ave pratucc wc'vt' accomplished WMI Jen 7-at Oren~ 1 IS om Fr. , J1n t-11 Co\la Mew Wad Jan l._al E•tar>ela' Fie-ha\ one re turning letterman and · somt'thing
not a lot ol \llC or quickness, and "Thi<> isn't the mo'it talented 10
before the season ha\ begun ha\ r,e evn had, hut we work hnrd. I'm
already received a \Cthnck w11h the , ¥oang to he playing a lot of them.
loss oft.-6 Mark. ( ra1g, who avemgcd 1.t-bccausc they deservt' at from 1he1r
F" Jen 16-Unlvar\1111' rr.omel Wad Jan 21-Sad<ltat>ec:~· rr.ome> Fri Jen 13-11 Tu\lln ' Wad Jin ?t-<orona det Mar' l~J Fr• Jin lO-E~anc:le' lhOtneJ
10. I points in league pla~ on 1hc wa} v.ork habm. We'll bego1n3alk>u1 and
to all-league hono~ a~ a 1un1or we'll be de\ eloping somt· depth •
Wtd Ftl> 4 al UnlVtt\llY' Fro Fto ..... , Sa~l>aC:k'
Wed Feb II -Tu,hll' (hOmtl
( ra1g. an All-( IF wide rC'C'eiver ha'I John .\l'itrom Ch·"\) 1s the lonl'
ldt lhc 1eam reponedh because of a returning starter and I\ tht" 1eam'<,
rrl F11> 13-at Corona 04ll ~r· 'Oenot" S.• lllew Leaoue 01me
de\lrc tr1 conll'ntrall' on football laptain
High school
football stars
of the week
SCOTT McGLINCHEY
Marina
A 6-4 ~10-pound \l·naor 1n.,1dl'
l1nehatkl·r he wa' one ot
Manna·, kad1ng talklcn aga1n'>t
Lo~ola kcl·ping 1hc \trcak of
alto" 1ng ont 1 D to h \tra1~h1.
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ZACK SZAKACS
Edlaon
\ fi.(I ~00-pound \t•n1ur t1gh1
end . h1: <.autiht 5 ~\'>C'> tor X-l
~ ards 1nduu1n11 a I >., ard \c11nn[l
pas\. •H "di J\ J {\\ll·P<llnl
COn\Cr\tCIO pa<,<. ag.i1n\I ( fl'~O•
ANDY MYERS
Laguna Beach
\ 1111<-pound Ci 11 '>l'n111r "'1th
a 4 Ogp.i 1hcl\\ I l'Jgunand1<1Lt'
ran for 144 '.ird' nn 21> 1:arnc\ aml
caught f1 pa.\\C'I for 1X -.ard., in the·
An1\I'> \l'.l\11n finillt·
JEFF BAILEY
Unlveralty
•\ fl.' I 71) pound 11101or qu.11
ll'rhad.hnumpktcd t<lof lt1for
I'~ \imh and ~ toulhdo"'n' an
thl' t r<IJUn\ ,., ~ 111\\ Ill I l
Hahra 1n the·< If < l'nlrnl Jlla\lllh
DAVID COHEN
Woodbridge
~ 4i 'J ~110-f)(lUOd '4..'ntor ~u.trtl
and dl'lcn\1\t' tad.Jc ht· pl:nt·d .1
strong gaml' aga1n\t lht" run and
pa\'i gclling 'nl tht• \\ am11r..' 11
quancrhalk \:lt'k'
RAY SMITH
Weetmlnater
A two-time .\II \un\t'l I t•aguc
sclec11on,· the h-CI. 1 lCi-pound
1un1or hncha<.·kcr wa\ thl' I ion,·
leading tac kier .i1tc11nc;t lll\hop
\mat
NATE PRIMOUS
Saddleback
f hC ~·J \It"~ I t'3(lUl.'0
\ ( )f
fenc.1\{ Pl11,cr of 1he Year. he r.m
for a 1 -~ ard Tl>. \'aught a ~~·}a rd
TD pa~c; .ind ran 90 -.a rd' v.1th an
interlCJllton ag;iin'>t "orwalk
I~
.,
A" "o•Heaoue •"Cl ,.eoue oame\ 1>e9on at 1 X o m un .. n l"Cloe:ete<I
Goodman Apoetle
He'll be hard
to move out
H B's Goodma n (6-7 . 300)
will tak e up aJot of r oom
8) ROGER CAR~'" 0t1.,..,...,,...,..,.
\1.mna High·, \1lan"" m,I\ hJ\C b-10 \1arlr.:
(1eorgl·\on Jnd I Kl'an \. tl""-ma' ha..,<.· Ric i..~ Huller. but II
ma} he .-.ak 111 '>a\ not>f1</1 "goan~ tn he throwing thl'lr
we1gh1 around 100 muth "'11htn the lluntin@ton Reach
t..c~
\:111 \\Ith t•-" "-.>(I.pound l>on Ciondman ol 1h1·
Otkr~ there. al k,1,1
"I lt"ll tJkl· up ,1 lnl ol room 1 n the paan1 · \cltd
Hun11ng1on Ht'.llh h<J\kl·thall rnach Rm Miller .. \nd he
h.t\ .1 '"'' 111ut h Imm 12 kl'I and 1 n and " 'cf) ~.irong ' < lllndman ''uni: of a rorp' ohn en "'htl h figure' to
gl\t tht• Olll'r\ a \oltd \hot at "lo '1n the.' kaguc behind
tlw On~an \ 1l·~-Manna \lranglchold at the top
It'' a wnmr onl'ntcd dutt but 1un10r John Apo!.Llc
lfl-~I m.n he thl' Oller'> lx•\t 1n tl'rm\ of pure athletic
.1hd11\
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C unn1ngham .lrl' all romang oil l'Xtl'O\IVl' foothall dut't)
'•·' tnrnard ll'nlcr Jl'llflnr\. fl-4 fl..e-.m Hra1cll ti-.t C1rcg
C 11lhn~er and 5-4 Rodnn \.1.in.
··(unninttham I\ .in cX<dknt 1umrx·r lor h1' 'Ill' ..
\dill Mdkr "'ho tx·gm., ha<. ninth \t'a\on a' tht• 01k1'
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\\e had a <iurpnsingh good Ciummer ·· nolt"'> 'v11lll'r
"~ l lo\I our lir\t thrl'c gaml''> "11hou1 Goodman. then ~l'
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MINN!:~TA TWINS Named Tom ltetl11
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0 "111.'lllOUfH-Annovicfl'O ·~19"•''°" ~
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Jets humbled ·
by Miami. 45-3 Big Ten top-heavy with experience DEHDASHTI ..
From Bl .
"I htipc "'r get OJ \IJ lo" n'cnd
halt.. hl·u1u''° hr rould makC' " ht&
dtlkwnlt'. .. said O<-hda,hl1 of the
~ arrn1r' nannina tia{'k ~ho rt•n1u~d
h1"' ant..k hl\t ~eek
\11 \M l I \Pl Pan Mu11no 1hrl''' By A'!IOC'lated Preas
fm 21\~ \llrt.I\ and four tom hdown.. C 111< \( 10 -Thl' M 1d""''" ~.\\
and l tlren/O I fnmpJon run for 148 nlltl' tht· pow\•rlul I fcartland o l
\.it\1\ nnd c.rnrcrl thrcl' 11ml'' a .. the cnllt'ge hn\ke1hnll But in the ln\t "'
1111m1 Dolphin\ heat thl' Nrw '\ ort.. \CM' onh l\\O M11.l"\''it tcom'I -ll'''"~ \Monda) night and l'ndrd 1hc lndaan.1 ,·n I QR I ond l\Jn'-1" lu'll
kt\ ninc·pmc winning \trt•llk \1Jr\ h -ha\c mn<.k at to the C \ \
Manno rnmpkted 2«) of 16. in ,10 T ournamcn1 Final Four
un< h.ual 1cn'lti1.: 'hnn·p.1C,'i10g h.111· \1H1"C'"h'mc"arl" hopm8 IO return
lontrol pme that krrn thr hall Im ICl 1hn\I.• ~IOI') da)is of the late I '>70,.
almo'it tv.o-thud~ nf the s;imc.· unll ~hl·n lnd1.rna. \1arqul'ttc and M1l'h·
kept ihe c"pJo'it\e New York olkn~ 1pn \1:i1c ~l'ln the national cham-
olT the t'icld I It h11 Nat Moore ~llh • rimn,hap
.?2· and 21·yaroer' anci lhrl'" for 1-In ahc R11 Ten '" t<'am' man.he'd .
\arJ ~ort'., to tlamp1cm and Rrule into the ~C \,\ 1 ournamcnt 11,t ~lard 1, 1tt1mi \Cnrtd o n "n o f II\ 'Jlrin -Indiana ~1ch1gan ~lute
liMt ti ht po"'e\lon' Purilut'. llhnm<, lov.a and champion ~1ach1pn -.ind the \.1ml' numhl·r
That pH him "• 1011chdo~'n ha\l" :a gilOC.1lhanl'<'1h1 a'on. ~\ "' ma kin& him thl" lir'\t NI I f 1ghtl'C'n nl tht, onlcrencr'\ 1' lop
c.tuart th.1C'k e"trtn lhmw for '0 H~ ~tUl'l' .arl b d.. 1ndu1l1na \II·
1n lhrtt trai ht l'ari. \men, an \h 'C' \lfnrll "h" p: H'<I
It w-a\ thr fiDt I (Xh1r<l pmr h" 11 I nd1an.1 \\1th ~ ~ ~ poum ,1 g.,mc
M1am1Nd1n ti w.:ic" d.uina h de \lford 'hould ~mt' mnrt th"
to .Oct t4. IQ84, anti th« fi"t tha.. s,(I c1n bl~~ nl thr N< \ ,-., nc~ \.
~·a\On ~'"'' thr Jrh p(llnt 'ruk nn '1.hnl' ~\11nd I 'I ll'<'l 1.1
i •
• \ .
inc ht'\
"'' a 'ihootcr 11 tlehn1trl't' c'c1t<''
\.OU .. \f ford \l)td
( oa(h Rnhhy Kn1gh1 \tarting hi\
I hth \(',l\nn at Indiana. al\o rrturn<i
lnrwnrd R 1< k C allowav and rcntl'r
I >.m I Thnmn\ from ·1a~1 \ettson '
""'J'l11\lna ~ 1-R t<.'•lm
llhnc11\ and \11eh1a.in • rc among
othc•r Ria T t"n team .. dC''ICrv1na not1~t·
I 1)11 Hcn\On, 1n hi\ 12th ~., ~n ..,,
llhn1 ~ ooch. rctumc, rcnt(r Ken
Norman. thl" conkrtnt't .. , top rt·
hounder and fidd oal ~~entagc
'hootr1 an IQl'I~
\l'\4.) retumini 101 the llhni • r,·
auard 1 on~ W \anger. who d1 hcJ
out J<)h a\\1\1\ and baa&C'J In pcfltnl
of hie. lrec throw' bl.l \Ca~>n . •nd
Doua \ltenbrr1cr. the team·,
19 4 S MVP~hosatoutmo,l uflit,I
~a,on ~llh a linec tn}Uf\
Ma ha n i.hoot\ Im 4l 1h1rd 'un·
~ utl\ c Rig l en t1tlr hut lo\C~ Ro'
T11r11k)' nd thfC't othrr playt" who
ha\t he1rcrt 1hr WolH•nnt'> to• Q1,. '2
Third in a aerlea
rC'wrd \tnrl' IQln Rul rt'turning for
thr Wnh\·nnc~ nrc to p rated guard"
\ntoanc I nu hen and ( 1an· Ci rant
\mune 1ndepcndcntc, "lotre
Dame \l,1rquct1c and tlt'Paul 'hould
Ix· <,trong Jp1n.
'l<ltrt' f};1mc'\ hope' rnuld dl'pcnd
on ho~ 'oon guard (la, 1d R 1vc"'·
r«uf)(·rnt1nR Imm a \us ~4 ' r
anulcn1, lln rrturn to lnfl form
R1\C'r' a\cragcd 11'1 JlCllnl\ and 41< a'"''" -h(lth high' lor thr ln\h la't
-.('a\t)n
\1, tllUrllC' ln\t lhrrc plta\t'r,"who
nmh1nn i lor 1~ \ pc)inl\ 1 pmc la'lt
\l'a <1n hut ,·1001 rcd\h1rled
ll"l'\hman Roman Mulkr hl":id' a
pad~ of 1all ncwcnmcr'
••t'm nc"', hut I'll 'f'C'al th~
lan1ua l , and th(~ kid' undc"'tand
l nghi.h " nc~ Wamo~ C ~·h Rub
f)u~ICI '3)\
f)C>Paul f'clal h Joc>" Mt)M' -\ltll
It\ ing u1 •t , pturc tl\r lllut Dt•\ 11 .. •
t
glof) da~!t under h1 .. lc(endaf) fathl·r.
Ra~ -will bc looking for great thinl('
from (tntcr Dalla~ ( omC'l\H and
au. rd Rod Str1ck land
In thr Rig f.1ght C onkn·ncr. IOQt·
hall 1\ c.1111 lmg. but the la'itrr tylc ot
N\lttball at Kan\ll'i Oklahoma and
lo~a ~tatc I\ \tan1ng tA hc.-a1 the cJrum
for the e.11e <,pon
Kan"' C h larT) Rro"n "
811 E1ih1 tram~ u\Cd tn .. ..,.:ilk 1he II
up the coun l\nd pla\ 'Cl"\ .. 10"' ••
BroY..n "JI\ hawk\ t<' It'd h\ po-.-.rr
fo""11rd T>ann\ Manning. 1&ir • Rig
Eiaht'\ Pla)cr of the' ("~I la\t A\On
""ho ha\ the ohiht~ to pla' all phaw' ofth~pmt -.ell. But k.an\I\ foNard
n;h1c Mat'\hall " 1d hnc"d \\1th a
knC'C' IT'IJ\lf'\
lo~"I State will h ..,~ lhc nu ll'u'
back ol lhc o nh 811 1gh1 tram to ~· .. t
tht' Ja, ha~._, la\t sta,,.on "'htl\
Oklah<lma ha' Tim M eh\ttr l~•
r)I Krnncd) end Da\'1ti John"'" -
thrtt of &he l<'P rated pla,cr' in 1hc
n.111on
' •
l>thd • ..,h11 ll-t-"C tht· 111Ten~ a 11n
l;i,1 ~··ck "hrn hl' f"t'\:(I\ l'tt'd a tumble
to 'rl'I up\\ oodti11dft\' ,11 th\· lkll-JefT ~.i.,ud1l1nc .
Thu1 l1d1'd th<'\\ :imol"\ 1n wl.:ma a
7 0 k :ul an tin· \('\l1nd quoar1t'1
l hrn 1he < 1uaril.. 1hrntencd to
~111 • J'"' ~fur<' lhC" hall. mov1na tu
\\ oodbrid r\ .i I ·qsrJ hnc:
Hut tht'H' "'•" f)!.·Jha1oh1 , dr<>ppj
I 111 raid at th(' RclhJcff 4S on fif".'t
do'-' n. and th(n ruin to him
l,Jh<' n('\l pla to pu h the G Wlrd
io their tl'An 2 ·udhnc
Then 1m the (1uarrl,' final
lhC' night hrn the needed c l
JlQlnh lc.1 tac. lkdha' u dr ppt'd
Ft11 raid 1v. 1 m(lrt umc lo xaJ t
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Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/ TUMdly, November 25, 1988
Hollypark handicap
WIDNHDAV'S I NTIUU ')
111• ., >1-•v llltir~ IMfflntl ,.,., ~""I ._m.
P'NUT •AC•. I Milt Purtt •19 000 Me dtn
"""' & '"41rtl l l'Hrl oCd & uow•td 1 ltotd T~ Jov IP•1l•t1onl 111
1 Cont S•\ltr CMIHI 1 It
3 Le Alht~ IP~•vl 119
4 ltHCI Tht A ...... (Pellon) a 114 s s"""'""' {Hff'l\elldtrl 1n 6 ICI~ I 0. t hOUntvel I It
1 I tut Stclollif. c StlMn'I ...... ' ' "
3 fM CM I l..•CI CMfl•I 11)
• Crimeutlt c!oltvtn'l 114
S H•C'-1 lCa\lllllOfll 11'
• OIOH Ott l~lbllltl 116
7 Ftl1110rc>t Mariner CWl'l I" t 11' Nt•tr Dul CPtll.,\11111 11' t Mttrll 'N ltO\tl IOt P\CNnavtl 11•
10 01! Ot el IVtitnrut•tl 11'
11 Pe•le~tno 10. lttel I 16
7 Jav-1v CP1Mh ) \ • , ..
I l olel Bravo CM(Har(lt.lf) 11t
BRIGHT TOM () I) Orouo•l!il '°' '"' IO(lay
afltr faCll'11 101111 .... , (aMot t>t l11no<td •• '"" ,,,,., MISCHtlV~S M•n C7 21 won o"''
v•rv talllY for ""' '''bi. n•ct cle•rn \flOuld te '
we11 todav. toLO tltAVO '' 2J ltunner uo "
OOOCI effort "'"' In ....0 ol '"' •act 1tron11
conltf\IW LONCiSHOT '"YENEZY
SIXTH ltACI I M It Pt¥lt '1~ 000 J •HI Old fill .. , Cia .., ...., Cte,..,~no Prio 11 000 l0,000
I Aauon To CounH4 IFtr11a nci.tl llS
2 Arc he Lt nel CSttvtn•I II S
) Aochalft C.trl 1v1 .. n1ufl•I 11S
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rott •1 & mert\ >,, .. "Old & uo-ro Al!owa'IC a
I ~an M 1t V11 Ver I~ billtl Ill
, Nt•lllhlV Maoam IVtrot rtl 11) J Mn 0 8 E COt!tl\OllUaval I I)
4 BOid N \l't< t CS•htntl 110
\ (OM1>1tabu1lv ((O•l • 110
• WllCht•Y V11tnr.,ala ) 110 ILUI SA~"""" 17 IJ Lonv ove•dut tor me•<Mn wlU w fdom hlld tu•..-\POI terrn ,,..
u q, LA AP'P'~IO I~ 71 Vffrtd Jl'.11 11 Int
tltrl '°'11111 ottclol.l1 urouncl, wldt tl'lttrlnt tllt
llrtlCll· orovlne "fCOl'ld btll, writ lltfd bt11
ICINI MA (7·t l Wtto mtanl In tall racln11 wtdt
'"'°"°~' Jot•no l>ttl <"•nu. l10<>d ,001 10 mei.e t mtnd\ LONGSHOT SW~ETNE\S
CtUMAUtUI 11 11 \low 10 tel rOll "II 0..1
lol\tlll•nt lttl._I of 111 11 ,,.. Wirt. ll>O<.llCI 100-
IPl•l I~ w•lh reOMt HACHI C. 1' FrtV• trom ""'111'1•"0 ~' ecrou 10 .. n o.twf111ne lrom O(lc)CI lrlp tormieleb .. loe, IN HATUtlAL P'O'tM 16 II
E vtn tttor1 In la"· ll'IOvlll•bt n1c1 ortte 1oe1111
LONGSHOT• OM DAO , 4 EHltrn Ci1•m11ur ISl'IOlmaker I 111 • WITCHMY 17 11 \l'IOutd confr04 lllll llt•CI
from odvanteut OOl•llon '" 1h0rt '•••d, ltvon lh" oval COM~AltA811,ITY 14 II ~4000.d vo ti t~t
''"' rec•no OOOflv •tlt••••ltr • .., Jet• 11 Ot1 Mir,
.. o•k•"o wttt •"Cl w t>t 11ro"• CO"•tnd# •ooev
BOLO H Sl'ICIAL C> 1l Stt~t' "''""e' al Ott
Mar on road btO •o••l 1no1C1•• in' one ,.adv s•CONO RAC• 6 F'i.rl0<>11t Pw•H l l1 000
Ml •Otf' I •H 1 vet " Old C•t ·ml"ll Clt om no
Pr "t 31 000 ?I 000
I Lt vrtnl••n IMertl
2 Lttltedttn Strtntdt CVt 'fnt v•••I J Hoofer'\ Brew CH•o111r11
4 Allllll'' F I VOfllt (SOIOJ ~ 0.ltfmln• Mour (Ptelroial
6 PYlnceu ICall CMcHeroue/
7 Mv TurtJultlU a.au IOflal!Ovn1vtL'I •
I l tlt't !.ong IStevt t!ll
t C'"9fOllM Glad~ f Ptnc:tvl
10 One Luclt\I llloao IW1rre11l
11 Ooultnt Stvlt CStlOtmei.tr> •
12 &aware 01 Mvlh1 1s.11mat
• Alli II .....
...
111
111
111
111
'" '" 11• 111
111 11• ...
P'OUtlTH RAC•. • rurlo!lgs Pur;a 111 000
Nla•Cltn ht11t1 1 l'ttrt olel C'la·ml1111 Cla•m no
Pr>ct n.ooo n .ooo 1 JI '•t>le cv1i.i.1uei11111
1 "• F'rorn C.IOr., 1~•""''°"1 J Nttvr._1 Srtr Ultllllll
• Strewo.rr ... POl'I tP•nc••I
~ Al'I Plevmate (81t Ct.J
• MfOiCll C.111 CSttvtn\I
1 Mavtri fG1b10111 I Ot l Mtr Aotlt CPtdro111
9 Foo1too1t F' erreh COrlt01I
10 Or Socll JI lo Me IMtral
11 0111 11\f B..ccant1r C!.•t>ol•t /
11 C.10w1no Sun !Bon "a l
Alttllltlbll
Ill
Ill 111
"' '" 116
"13 111
I II
Ill
I 11 Ill
IJ l'et11 COIKOIO<a V1!tt11 ... i.t'1I 111
h Tel>lt Btv Baa 111 I II
~ Cl11b C>anetr 10tb1onl •I 10
6 Ot "Ge HaN Huuv CM<"Harguel llS
1 HOI S'ale CPtnc:a vl "~
I Sno.., CrHm (Ptdrolt l Ul
t FOOi\ H I ltral Ill
10 Vttvtletn C8•a<t.I II~
DAHCI HALL HUSSY t 11 C ••"'4'<1 " ast
"""'" lrO..bltel t11r•..,0110ut •hOUld toortc••••
et long ttre1c11 " '"'' m" tv1111 ARCTIC LANO S i 1 In conlent•on 111rouol'IOul d1awtno
('far for easv "'"' ltg"'" one 10 Mal
VliLVlTl.N " II O•ODPlng from \40.000
comotn'Y ott lorm of late but \hQuld l>OUnc•
Dack In '"" ,l\tal l ONC.SHOT HOT ~II.A lE
S•V•HTH RACE M It furl P.,".,
UJ 000 ) vter Id\ A. owaro Alln•¥en< •
I Ha<m" Belt I 19
1 Lu • Motel CS o tal · 116
l uu.maie PIH'"'' CP N avl 1 ltt
1 r LONC.\HOl MIS$ 0 I F:
NINTH ltACI 1 I I M ll\ lv<t P ••H
U• 000 F H•tl & tr>Aft\ l vra!\ Ol<I & v1>w1ro
Atiowance
1 Vivre E'n P111 tluat
1 Arzelle l(Hllnon)
) lt•vtrtowtr t\tev•n\I
• • Ke,.., no t8tac• I
S P umotlre tO<tve•ttl
6 Morn1n11 OtvOltOft COett'>OuU•vt)
1 C.Old t Ht"'" (P N"lvl
I e Mtvo. A ~ u IPa11ont
9 Ju••t W• ltr ITorol
,,.
116
Ill
1 IJ ... ...
I It
"°' t 16
II l
11) 13 S.v.a Hot Bacon ,,,,., I 11 •
STitAW8EltltY l"OltT J 11 ~ to \trtlCI'\
1>tl<><e 11r.no Peoro11 to P1ncav could orovt Cl•fltr~nct JILTA8LI It?>• Bred IO 0. Qul(t.,
Wiii l>t •ld<ltn bv t1ctl1tnl o•lt '1dtr p VII, '" matdtn tllorl AL'S .. LAYMATE l&/11 Caoabtt
lratntr has thl' dau11hlar of ()~At on tOQ•
H>ol\ hit run~" """"' lhtv t an ''"n LONC. SHSOT MAGICAL GAL
• Over Tl\t Doan C !>ttvtn\I I It
S S~jO Oul Frc:>nl COt•1n0vueve1 116
10 011\ aw\•n"t (\l\Otrne.,.r)
11 8av Ft.no IM.,1.nt
•-Howe•o B I< ~.v E' """ .. Wror>o B•d IC.lb'o"I • 11J
MY TUlt8ULIHT 8&AU (4 ,, W•<I• ooar.
r1t11 of ma tdfn IHllH loo worltlno wtll et!CI Drto
10 1>t ovlel< CHlltOICIE GLADYS CJ 11 F'e11t0
10 run 10 worH drop, notcll end Pon<•v rtla n\
mount llF IE'S SONG ct 21 !>tconel l>t'' tn
••"'ll•"O" race rtotal '"°"IC Q vt \llert ot ,...,
"'"''• ONGSHOT PlttNCESS KELL
THIRD RACE M e P""' I 1) 000 J ••er
n1C1' ~ uowerel C 1.m 110 C a "''"II P•.c• ., soo 10 soo
1 tn Neturat Fc•rm Ot•v•••U
1 C.eiot M M•nelt!CI Vtrgarel
119
116
Coast's Rochow
gets MVP awar d
Orangt• < oa\I < ollege" "'ni
Rocho"" ha'i lxen n.im~d Mo'I \ alu ·
ahle PJa,er and ht.·r lOat h Jani·
H1lgcndo.r1 tht" Orangl' lmptrl' <on
ftrenct"'<; [ uach of tht.•' car loll11v.111g
their <.h;tm pt11n'lh1p \l:a'>On
···~t-lft'IJIW• c ...... tftU
Finl T••m
" '"' R0o no.. fOCC An'I Javau• OCC
~ trwl\.,N•c••• OCC Ml(,.fllf) lt1cnare1 C t• ,,
• m M '" C'·••u\I J•~ ",, .. , ''''"'' r,.r H 091n\ R1vef\1d•I Meti'•• Lo~1 t R1vtu'\•O,_,
St<t19111' .. m
C·"Ov n~ ..... , occ' c,,., 'n.."'•·d' occ-i
Ht•CI We•z \add tbtO· ... JoM1Qn
Cv11•tnl T• v •a \attn IRa'l<"O Sa~lt• 'it•"• Sc.,v., Ranc!!O !>a.,•eool Bon•e
F"v.,ell C1tr .. s Jt~eu. ~mon C trull
GOLF ...
From Bl
ton\tructmn v.11h ll'lllJ"ll•r<11> ll'l'\,111d
grl·en' \.\~ 111 rwl v.ork <•n nwrt•
thJn thrt:i:or lour hok,at all\ 11m
t1nll'Onl·1thncour\C l '>l'ntuJll\
lht.•rr ""111 hc:.ill nl·v. tt•f\OJOd grl"l n\
for hoth t.our\c.·\ ''1th addt·d hun~l'"
No I on L o'i Lagm '~111 al\o hr
\hrntl'nt•d to a par·4 v. hl·n v.ork "
finl\hl'd
· '-' l Ml' nov. 111 t hl· wl 111ttl ph."t• ol
our u~radmgol tht• t1.1.n(riltr\t'\ '1th
thl' third pha'<.' ~ ht.•dulC'd 10 \l.&rt 111
\1arl h •·
l"IF'TH ltACIE I M1t Pvrw l ll 000 I YU'
Cl\ C•e •m no Clt •m.no Prk t 62 SOO ~7 'IOO
Ag•11tt ' PYIOt fVtr ara l 116
1 Br gM Tom ISttvtft\1 116
l Urba~ CowbOv ISOto 116
4 HOU\a Sc»t<1111v 1G111'°111 • 109
~ IMartnl Kat COtltl'I011navtl 116
6 M•\CP'lltvou\ Mall 1\111anrvata) 11&
6 Pri1ma11c Mtiel 116
1 Ju\lon.c>flhtDOYl I !>Oh\ II~
9 Cot\IHntr !Htrnenelel I 16
VLTIMATe ~LIASUAIE !S 11 tmorovtd
r .. ,,., "" 1oe.C1 10 ua•n \Ir ''"ii PO\•llon tor
\lrtlCll w II not bt Oen .a todtv LAST MOTEL
1 11 ~tv tor ""' '~''" •\to rt•ax tartv "' I Ot O> ul»t towt> I et>ot to Oo wmt OVER TH~
OCEAN 9 11 H•Qh•v rt111rdte1 1moo<1 otvt taor
"'''"no Nov 11. wori.1n11 le\'tn tvr!O"O' '" I 26 2 1;"' the turt *"'O'' 1mDOfl\ l'tfed one out on th•\
•,rt LONC.SHOT JUHONFOl'THE80YS
IE IGHTH AACI 6 F ..,rtoo11' Pvr\• U~,000
PLUMPltTRA 10 II Sc:retu,.CI trom :'>vn
elev ' oroor em tor •th!\ \OOI "'" '"°' tor uO\tl GOLDIE HAWN ~ IJ Bvmoaq l'\trel •n Inf
\tretrh Pon< ev 011ng 1111 lrO<' 11r.o t it Cllentt
f•oura\ prom .,. 1llv ,. 11; •n ' '·• d MOit HING
DEVOITION • 21 Tl\ ro over '"" COUf\e ., II '
Cl \ltr><t! w Ila• <.1'11 tntrt LONC.,HOT JUL I[
WA TEA
BEST llET Nlf(HERV Sir; Rta
PRICE PLAY OANC[ llAll HU!>!>f 611>
Rore
How Mesa Linda plays now
Costa Mesa course
has new look now.·
with 9Tiew holes
lkn:\ a Lap\uk run-Jo"'n of 1h1·
\,fr~ Linda lllUr\l' al ( O'ita ~c\a
(mll and ( ountn Cluh "'"n~ 11 "'a<,
n·orxncd \o\llh ntnl' nl'\\ hole\ r<.'<:t:nt
h ( D1'itanll'' ll\tl'd Jrt: 1n order ot
l hamp1on!>l11p a·gular and v.nml·n '
tl't:\ I 'o I IPar-5 456. 447, ~';I.-'\11
hangt:\ arl" a'f\part:nl J1thc m6mt:nt
hut plan' tall for a nt·v. tl'l' and nt:v.
gn'l'l1 Th i\ one v.111 ~·<.hanged from
.1 p;ir-' to a par-4 w11h the tl't.' OHl\l'd ·'"a' from lhl• l luhhousc and thl·
ttrt.•t·n movl·d l lo\<.' 1No 5 hand1t.ip
hole
l'.o 2 cPar-3: 131 . 121. 1081 1 h"
int v.111 tx· knythl•nnJ Y.ht.·n v.ml
tx·g1n\ 1n \1.irt h 111 Ol'\t \t:Jr It "•'
h11n pitr \ .11 lhl· monwnt :'l.11 I'
handtlJJ'l
"lto.31Par-4 !22,213.2051 l h"
'' om· hok thr lontt h1it1..·r' l'nJ11\
tx·t. ilU\l' J good tt.·t.· \ho1 Cl\ er the lrt't.'\
ra n rcarh thr prc\ent ~rcen \ nt.Y.
t n·l•n 1c. 1n plJu· and gt:tting !l.rn nl'r
t.•H•n da\ It " l11ca1t.·d v.h1:11• lht.•
lounh l(•l' Y.;J\ tx-li1n· r hl' nev. ta~out
"111 be a <iharr. dog-kg right and v.111
tx· a longer dl\tantl' than tht.• prc\t'nl
222 ~anh .\ numht:r of }oung trt.'t.""
ha' c tx.·cn plantt.·d lo keep tht.• long
h1ltl'r\ lrom taking a \hon cut hut no
nut-ol~hound\ \take'> art: plannt:d at
the present time The trec1; v.111 takl•
· se,cral \Car\ 10 maturt: '" 11 handicap -
No. 4 !Par-4: 289, 28!, 2751 ,l .. ~
tt:c!>art: 1n plal·l·and planted but al the
moment a <emporar) let' ·~ lx'1n"
uwd Thl' let•\ ha ve hcl·n moH·d
farther lO thr kit and lht· nc'4 ~rn·n
that ,., al\o 1n plan·. v.111 tx· around ,,
dog-leg kit C um·ntl). lhl· old grl't.'n "
hctng u..ed The h>rml'r par-\ tilth
hok ha\ tx·l·n rllm1natt·d. placing thl'
fourth hole: gr<.'l'n \I.here that on1· U\ed
tn be "Jo 9 hund1<:an
No 5 IPar-5: 453, 444, 427 1 -I ht.•
lir\l ut n1nl· \Ul'll'\\l\l nn' holt·' on
th\: \k..a l 1ndJ u iur\c \ fa1rna' trap
to lhl nght "'11 l alq a dnH ii \ou hit
11 In thilt d1rn t1un or ha\l" a \l1t1hl '"ll" The-grt:t.'n "rolhng anti l)pit.al
of arch1tcu Ron f ream "ho "
rt.•de\1gn1 ng lhl· lY..o u>Or\c\ frt·am"
al\o work1nK v.ith lfun11ngton \t•il
d1ff ( r 1n l'hanging \({ml' hole\ on
that wur\C '\o 'hJnd1cap
1'o. 6 f Par·J· 1%8, 110, 971 -\
\hon holt that rnn tx· h1rd1 rd a\ lWr
YO
ON
our <,rnrl·canl nn a
awund !Ill' l"llr\t' It
grt.·cn v.llh ll'\' ll'"d
handu .. ap
rccrnt dmp
ha\ .i rolling
'P<'" No 7
No. 7 1Par·5: 5111. S07, 46Q1 -Th"
u\ed to ~ "11 K .tnd ha\ thl' h:a,1
amount ol t. hangt' ol an) of the nt•v.
\.1c\,1 l 1nda hole' It l'i tht• lonir~•
hok on thl· uiur\I· v.1th J lah• lo thl'
nght 111 the ttn:cn hul not !Clo t lo-...· !11
the la1 f\.\a\ \ \litt.' 111 a la11"'a> \h111.
hov.nt:r u )llld lind the watt•r '-11 I
h<10d1lap
"\o 8 I Par-3: 117. 9'.l. 711 -f Im
onl ha' l h.ini:inl dirn.1111n l1ut !ht•
lak<' "\llll tht·rl It 1111' 11.1\ .1 lt'l' ,11111
tov.ard Har~•r Unuln .ml .inti "nuv.
'Jo X The t1rnn " n;.irr11'4 ·•l '""
f lrom t hl· ll'l' I ,, ntl \lllJ"ll'' 111 1 hi' "".11t·r
at tht· Iron\ n llH' "Ith a hunk1·1
tx·h1nd \ good \hort 1r11n l hip \h111
that mu\I hold .1 n.ur11" l!fl'Cn '\11 I
h;ind1lap
;io;o 9 IPar-4· Jn. 33:!, 3471 """
.1 p.ir-.t in'tt. 1cl ti a pJr ' that rum
p.irallcl lo I l.irh11r ttoull'\ .1rd I Ill·
grn·n " nnl a' undul.i11nl-' ,1\ '""w
other.. '\o 7 h.inJ1rnp
No 10 f Par-l: 147, 122. 90 > -<>nc
ol thl longrr par-' hole\ 11n .\k\J
l inda lrum till' l h,1mp1nn\h1p Ill . ., l.L
, .. IUlked aV.J\ IO tht.' lllrf1l'I Y.llh tlw
grern lo<.atl·d olJ)pm\tmatd\ v. hl'lt'
1he old 10th pumng 'urlall' v.a' :-.11
I .t hand1t.1p
"io 11 f Par-5 46H. 46'.J. 414 I f Im
one °"a' ,, Ion~ p.u .t tx·t11r1· 1hr
~ t.hangc'i hut " nnv. ,, \hortl·r J)M 'I
v.11h fa1r.\,1\ .11111 P,ll't•n\ hunkl r\
(omtng 1n111 phi' '\11 .i hand1l.1p
"io U I Par-3: IZll. 116. 911 1 -
\uorc.J1ng 111 lhl· l'\J"ll'rl' th1' " thl'
ca\IC\I hok 11i1 tlw t••ur<,t hut .11la-
n11on v.1n1h t oultl l dU\I' rrnhlt•m, t.11
ii v.a\ "'ard \hot \ largl' hunkl'r ''
located on tht• nght \ttlt: of tht• gH't'n
11\,jo IX h<1nd 1Cu p
No 13 I Par·4: 321. 299. 21121 -\
'light dog· kg kit that t.1n ht· h".11 hed
v.11h a goo<l dn\e and a v.t•dgr 11 )Ou
takt: the \hort l ut and an· \hon ol J
dump of lrt"!'\ 111 tht k it \ latr"-8\
hunkn u1uld ·"'" t au\t.· prohlt'm\ at
lht• lx•ml Om• ol tht• l'et'itl'I putting
grt.'t.'n' N11 fi handtl .tp
No 14 ( Par-5, 473, 446, 392 > -r hl'
d1\t1ngu1i,h1ng feature of th" holt-,,. a
long narTOY. dgrt.•cn "-Ith undula-
llOn\ I 1 I\ I lO ft'C'I '" Ieng I h .tnd '()
ln•t \\Ilk with kv. lc't'I <ofl<>I\ Pin
plau·mt.·nt rould makt" pu111ng very
d1tlitul1 C"H·n though th<." hok· "
\honer than 11 wai, hl'lorc No )
h.tnd1car
"Ito. l S I Par-4 ZSO, %41. ?UI \
n1·v. green" 1n plat( hut no11n U\t' \
lt·mporan grct·n I\ .1 l-v.,.ood from th<.•
tee for tht• aH·r:igt• hitter Thi\ one l\
ad1<1u.•nt 111 the on-,our\C.' <,n;wk
\had. 'n I 2 h.1mht ap wht·n rom-
pktl·d
No. l6 1Par-4.270,262.2501 rh1'>
"om· ol the lhH't' finl\htng hok' th:tl
v.111 Ix h.tngl•d nr\l H"ar \ t\:mpor-
.H} grl·t:n "''II ht· u\t•d "hen t.h:intt<.'\
ht·gm 1n \t.irth No Ill hand1{ap
No 17 IPu-4: 2111 , 276, HZ> -
\.\hen 1 h' l h.10g1·' un· m.idl· ""'th .1
n<'v. g1l•t.•n .ind tct' lhl\ '4111 bcurnw ,,
par-1 hnh: °'4<1 K hund1rap
No. Ill I Par·3 132, 126, 117) Tim
one "''II b\: \lr<'tdwd nu1 to ;i p;1r 4
nnl H'ar v.11h lht• tt•(• moving had.
into the turrl'nl I 7th fa1rwa\. Nu lt1
handicap ·
Los Al, Hollypark
racing results
La. Alamlto.
MOHOAY'S RUULTI Ulftl 9f S6 • .., _,,_ ..._... ~I
fll•ST •AC•. HO Yard\'-a.1111 COIClrtO\fN
Si>lcv S~ rlt IC.,fll
1!1\ tt L o-CC•••~' flmt 0 1101
610 uo J•~
11 "° ~10 H O
n a.XACTA l•·•I Pll•CI '7• 40
NOit lttmbllnv '4111" hfled "'""'e 8eftt11r11
iv "'" ftvortel
SICOHO RAC• 400 Y1rd1
llllCI\' 8•d aov CL•Cl<tvl
Jt" 81dv1110 A111 " Betdilttrl
CarO<S Ct1ar11• (ltvl1)
T .me 010 00
110 409 llO
640 h O H O
i2 UIACTA Cl 61 ot'd U4 ?O
THl•D RAC• .00 Vetd•
II.tot M•U Ct l IEOwerO'I
f" •• llen"tf l~unll Oanelv Marv Marte ICarOoral
Ttmt 02046
400 JOO HO
HO 160
2 "°
U EXACTA II 101 Nil.I \1100
P'OUltTH RAC• •00 Y11•CI,
\vrorltt' Sterttt IFluutroel I 60 I 40 190
1 oo no ~ 40
Ct1emo1ont Pe'f DIY ID•dfrlcl<,~nJ
M Am 00 Monn l100•"9l
T ""' 0 10 49
l"IP'TH ltACI )50 Verelt
Jt l 0 Mtvt tG•lll
J•"• Young If" wt•o•I
, Big• 5,, 11.aOtvl
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race entries
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St. Louie Cardlnala relief
pitcher Todd Worrell waa
named National Lea1ue
Rook.Je of the Year MonClay
by the Baaeball Writer• A•-
1oclatlon of America.
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171
171
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177
127 m 119
0 900 7
Irvine's Webb
on first team
South Coast
I" 1111· l1 1gh\ 1),,, 1d \\ehh " ,,.,
:!fl~-ruund 1un1m ll'nter. L'.trnrtl fir'it
l<'an1. \II \<1uth C 0.1\1 I t"JllUl' l1>oth.1ll
honorc,
Course comple ted ln two years
f I f 11rc1" lhrt lohn\on ,., 1h1·
OfTrO\l\.e l'l.l)t"r or lht: Year and
\\olt l{o\\ t\ Lhl· lkkn\1\.l' Pl.i\.N 111
th(• y ('ti!
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t=1t1D OUT HOW GOOD WE REALL (ARE
WGHIS AVAllA611 1' O A'.J(jl COUNl r 10/A{
Vi • GOtOlN STMf AllllN(S ,, '·
< osta \.ley < 1olf and ( ountn
C lub1; two cour~' I O'> I a&n'I .rnd
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ht:mg rc\lructur<"d v.11h compkt111n
'>t>mC' two )'car-. ahl·.1d. Jccorcl1ni 111
courc.t" 'IUP<"nntendcnt Roh \htr>ln
8 111 Tarr. the man in c hargc: ot
(.OUrl;C OP<'fOlllOO Jnd th(' OllC: who
direct\ 'llAncr~. mar'lhall., .. nd other'
work1na 10 make pla\ enJn\'uhlc for
the acncnal puhlrl, ha\ rC"tcnth
mO\('d hi\ unite\ lo thl' wuri,e
Cirel'n fee:\ ha"<" hc<'n r.mcd rcn·nt·
ly ro S 10 on v.,.cc.-k d3)\ (Monday
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2.9'/o !!O
through r nda) I and S 12 on wrl'kl·nd'
and hohda>' forhoth Mcc,a Lint.la and
I o' l .oagm cour'i<'\ Rcscrvat10n\ m.n
be called 1n onc v.cck tn ad van{('. c all
7C\4 5:!h"'
f II pl.I ) ntnl' hOll•\. thc fl'C\ Ml' \ 7
on v.ct.·k dnyc. .ind \R 1n tht.· mornmjl
onl> on ~aturda). "iunda) and hnl
1da}\
\ -.cnmr r,11c .1pf)ht"\ 10 rc-1i1denl\ of
< 11\t,1 ~fr~ uni) One '>t'ntor per
lourc.omc pl.t)\ for \5 with t"XCl'plmn
of I m I ago' OCl"-Cl'n ff and I 0 a m
on v.cd: daH A monthly ~n1ur < nrd
1\ al\o a'>ailanle lnr \CIO for thu't' who
play ultcn r lcdrte'<lf \(. ll\nfl."3"1111.1hlc fur
both rnur\C'\ at S 14 for tv.o P<'OPh:
dn' ing ranac and full) et1u1r>ixcl
pro 'hop art al~o availablt" alona w11h
a 'naclt h3r and small rc!>tlurant and
bar fot brt'akfa\I, lunch or dinner
If r1 y <1rtcn l\ prc\1dcn1 o l tht"
corporattnn tn cha11e of thc\t' opcr·
1(1(10\
Spc 1al banquet\ \l 1ll be <.-:ttcrtJ fm
up ro 800 people 1n the d1nin1 room\
up uur, 1n thr clubhouse. f o r further
1nform111on, Cllll Cath) Ha ll al ().. 7.SOO
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South ~oast Repertory took us
Youth Con5ervatory PrO&fllm "up-
town" over Jhc weekend -actually
acros the street to the new Orange
county Pcrformina Ans Center -
and the entertainment was fitttna to
the occasion.
The fim YCP production in the
new quarters was "MIJic Theater "
an adaptation of the onainal fanwy
show by the late Saundra Mathews
Deacon which helped pioneer tlle
children's acuna proaram m the
1970..
Adapted and sta~ by Y,CP direc-
tor Diane Doyle, with onainal music!
by Dtane Kina. the show was a
lavJshly produced series of eJtert1ses
1n crcat1vity which deserves a lonser
run than its sin&)e-weekend, five-
performance s\Jnt .
P~nicularll •m!?fCSSivc 1s the oos-
tumina by IJwt&ht Richard Odle.
which prbs each younistcr 1ndmdu-ally as 1 specific chararactcr (clown.
'A big hong·ten, he<Jd.rush
romp ci a oood nme. • ...... .,.;; ..
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TM-MR~ SHOWS AT 1• 0 (4 40) 7 120 .,,l
STMIO 8Y -ta) (l 100) (l.OO) S100 7·0Cf .. t 100
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picture.
LOW TEM PO OOF.SN~ MEAN BETTER 81100£
(March 21-April 19). Con~
U'ktual obliptions SUflt to forefront.
Law is on )Our sade. stand tall. ac«pt s
challcnae of addC<l re pons1bility. YDIEY Einphasts on marital status, cooperative
tft'orts. Relationshjp intensifies. Watch OIUI Capncom. ·
TAURUS (April 20-May 20). If •••••••••• diplomatic you win fncnds and influence
pt<>ple. Focu on basic 1 sues, pct ,
dependents, employment. You'll meet obligation and gaan plaudits from pcerl.
Nies. Libra play dominant roles.
GEMINI (May 214unc 20): Good lunar aspect comctdcs with phys1caJ
aQradion, aeahv1ty, fresh start. ability to get to heart of matters Stren
indepen<kn~. courage, determination, and realize relationship will arow
irona.
CANCER (June 21-July 22): News ~ived conccm•llj property, future prospect~. basic. ~u1;1ty. Focus on family, home, reunion, purpo~ and
d'lrcctaon. Intuition rings true -follow it. Leo, Aquanus fiJUre prominently.
LEO (July 23-Au~ 22): Key is to reach beyond previous ,expectations.
Display humor, vcrsauhty. Short tnp could involve vi 1tin1 rcl11ivc. Message
deserves attention -ma.kc that call. Oemmi, Sagittarius figure P.tominently:
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Read between lines., check detail connected
"1th personal possessions. S<lmeone would prefer not'lo pay debt -you can
oollcct 1f determined. UnorthodoJ1. procedures are hkely to succeed.
UBRA (Sept. 23-0cL 22): Moon tn your sign highlights personality.
r.barisma, ability to make successful new start m new direction. Numerical
SCORPIO(Ckt. 2~Nov. 21): Famil) memberhas~ret, wants tore"cal tt,
and you are the "choS<'n one." Be attentive. s~mpAthettc, but refuse to 11vr up
somethina for nothina, Meanings will be clanficd, you·u k.now c'actly how to
respond.
SAGln ARIVS (Nov. 22-Dec 21): Define tcnns, avoid self-deception,
maintain aura of alamour. Cycle 1nd1c.atcs you can win friends, inOuence
people. You'll have lucl m matters of peculation -stick with number 7.
CAPRICORN (Oct. 22·Jan. 19): Accept challenge of deadline, realize
more will be ex peeled of you but you could also htt financial jackpot. Lunar
position highlidus career. achievement, added prestiae. C'anccr narive plays
outstanding rofc. -
AQUARIUS (Jan. 2~Fcb. 18): You could finish important proJcct. love is
part of scenario, you'll reach mort people and you'll be rehc"cd of "fooli h
obh4!'tion." Lunar pos1t1on h11hhghts education, pl\llosophy. rcliaion,
po ablejoumey. · • • '
PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Be direct, slt~ss onginality. di& deep for
information previously "classified." Sccnano could include news of possible
inheritance.. Partner or mate confides "financial sltuation." . .
IF NPVEMBER HIS YOUR BlRTHDA Y yo4 wor.k ~ell Ondcr pressure.
you accept respons1b1hty, you arc intense, loyal, sentimental and seldom do
anything in halfway manner. Taurus, Cancer, Capncom people play 1mponant
roles an your life. You are fierce competitor but seldom attack underdog. You
are spiritual, you travel more than most persons. your fa ther 1s apt to have had
more inOuencethan did your mother. Love could play maJorrole in December.
September will be memorable for you in 1987.
¥\bout kissing~ her lips are sealed
No one ever talks about 1t. but the forward at an alarm mg rate to the overlaps and ll'Y to figure out what
evolution of public kissinJ has gone point where Henry Fonda's young ~ of the body is being shown.
from a comatose encounter to a full--grandson-to-be referred to it in "On (Elbows arc hard to figure.) Even sex
blown aerobic exercise. E Golden Pond" as "sucking face.·· and violence arc becoming red un-
i wiis watching an old Western on Ill I've talked with a lot of the viewers dant. One night I ran into the room
ttlcvi ton the other Sunday wrth John of the '80s who arc not aroused by because I thought I was missing some
Wayne. The movie was about 40 BOllECI. looking at kissers anymorc .... but actioo, only to discover the heavy
years old. Nothing romantic hap-rather bored. There's nothina for brcathin• was from a husband c:any-
pened until the end of the film when them to do while they sit there fortwo ingon an illicit love affair. I can listen
suddenly their tortured eyes met and or three minutes watching the kissers to the same thing when J ask my
you knew something was about to ahead with the times. get from lust to censorship. husband to move the sofa.
toppen. It could be stomach cramps In the 'SOs. kissing became choreo-Since it• all pretty predictable, I It isn't a questiOt). of whether the or they were aoing to kiss. graphed, addmg first the movement busy myself wondering where all of passive kissing of the '40s was just as
At prtttsely the same moment. of the hands and then the ti hang of the Joan Collins' hpstick goes .... if one of bonng as Donna Mills buminJ up to
they swiftly came together. Their hps head from one side to another much them has a bad back .... do they ever I ,SOO cal ones in one kiss. The issue is
almost met. His were JUSt under her like the removing of a tree stump. get the chance to cat hamburgers wttb not whether youfeclgwlty forloolcing nose and hers were ii;> the middle of This was followed by a real sexual onions .... if they have a game plan for in on something that should be as
his chin. They fr:o~e th~rc for five revolution-thepartmgofthelips-nipping and bitmg on ears to pnvateasraaeedyunderw_ear.
seconds. It was a bving tnbute to Mt an event which made the pan1ng of memorize like maJor league football The point ts .. ktssan.g 1n whatever
Rushmore. It wasn'tutillaung. It was the Red Sea pale by companson. Sometimes I watch all the fuzzye. form you want n to take. was never
more cerebral. The industry moved The an form continued to move fade-ins and fade-outs and obscure meant to be a spectator spon.
His pen pals really conned
DEAR ANN LA.NDERS: I con-
s~eT you a crusader for good c.auses.
Please open a few million eyes to a
racket I read about in the South Bend
Tribune It bums me up that a
convicted murderer can make more
money than the executive staff mem-
bers ofthe Indiana State Pnson. Here
arc the facts:
Don Lock. age 39, spends several
hours a day wnttng letters from his
cell. Last year be made $36,000 and
expects to do as well this year. Lock is
serving a hfc sentenc.c for the 1978
murder of Nina Wallas in Fon
Wayne.
A11
lMDEIS
Lock has an outside post office box
m someone else's name. He also has
several bank accounts in his own
name and pays taxes on his income.
He gets the names and addresses of
his "pen pals" from newspaper
articles and mailing lists of lonely
hearts clubs.
year-old girl about the paan she was
fcclina bee.awe of her parcntS'
djvorcc. I, too, felt her pain because
my children voiced s1m1lar com-
plaints.
Several years ago l contemplated
divorce. My husband a.nd I argued
and fought constantly. When I told
our eldest daughter, she begged me
not to go through with the divorce.
l obeyed her wishes. The argu-
ments became more frequent and the
fights turned into violence. r had
man y black eyes and black-and-blue
marks and some missing teeth. When
my husband started tiling has viol-ence out on the children. they beg.an
to sec things 1n a different light.
Coyo te
ugliness
the pits
Q. Whal do the pickup-truck"boys
m,,can when they say a woman is
"coyote ugly''.?
A. A roughbouSt reference to the
coyote that chews off its own leg to
escape a trap. lfa man who wakes up
with a woman on his arm says she's
coyote uaJy;h"?means he'd chew off
his arm to get away rather than wake
her up. Gracious bit of vernacular,
what? It could be a unisex term, buf
women arc less inclined to phraSt it
th.at way.
Neither vulnerable. South dtaJ
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PHI PH• 1·0 Pus
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Opening lead. Two of t
The U S. did more than JUSt dom·
lnate the 7th World Olympiad 1n
Miami Beach Unfortunately. sev·
eraJ American pairs gained a repu·
talion for Inordinately slow play
The French showed that you could
play at an ac~ptable tempo and
still achieve good re~mlts They
started on both offense and de·
tense i,n this hand from their match
against a Dutch team.
The declarer was Paul Chemla.
one of Omar's favorite partners
He reached four hearts after hts
partner) thrtt no trump rebid,
which showed a balanced, strong
hand with four-card heart support
Chernla won the opening spade
lead tn dummy and played the ace
of trumps, learning about the 6...()
break. He cashed the remaining
spades, ending In hand, then led a
diamond to the ten.
ln with the king of diamonds,
East could do no better than return
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CHARLES
Go1E1
OMAR .
SHARIF
the suit. Declarer won ln hand and
led a club, the kinS winning when
We t ducked After ca.'lhtng the ac
of diamonds. dummy's high di&·
mond was led Ea t ruffed and de-
clarer O\erruffed West won the
Jack of clubs with h1 ace to take
ht partner off an end play, but II
d1d not help Has torC<'d club return
w&i ruffed, and though Wa,t could
overruff he-then had t1> give d
clarer his contract by leading Into
thf' table's A·J trump tfnace. The
hand wok under a minute to
play
In tht> other room South Wa."i
again declart>r, but this time the
<'Ontract wa.<1 three no trump We t
led th(' ten of d ub!!, dummy played
low and East, Machel Lebel, played
low without a Otcke~ Declarer
could sun have made the hand had
he too ducked. but how wa.' he to
know'> He won the jack, but ended
up two tnck short when the heart
fme ~e failed and Eal t returned
the club
For Information about Charles
Goren'• new newalett~r for
brt4Se · players, write Gottn
Brtiige Letter, P.O. Box 4428, Or·
lando Fla. 32 02-4.426.
He said 1t 1s not unusual to send out SO letters a day to people all over the
coun\J'Y. Sometimes he hmts that he
could use some funds to feed his cat.
Otbert1mes heoffersitems fora price.
The items arc key chains, wallets and
purses he makes m prison. Lock said,
"When you ~nd SOO or 600 letters
out you're sure to run mto at least .SO
or 60 people interested 1n fcc<iing a
How about warning your readers
about this character? Good people
can be awfullyrllible. -NOTRE
DAMEJUNJO .
DEAR J UNIOR: Here'1 U.e wan·
ln&, wlda u added '1 told ya IO" from
me.
My I S-ycar-old daughter stood up
to him one night and .said, "If you
touch any one of us one more tame, I
will kill you." That made me ask
myself. "Whal have J done, not only
to myself, but tom)' children?" There
was no question 1n my mind as to
whether or not she meant it. J bad to
face the fact that my daughter mi&.ht
one day be a murderer. l filed 1or
divorce shortly after that episode.
Q. Cult recruiters on college cam·
puses use a technique called "love
bombing." What's that?
A. A weekend of affection wnhout
much food. hardly any sleep, and a
whole lot of u~ent conversation. A
TODAY'S
CROSSWORD PUZZ LE
ca•."
The inmate admits that his scheme
may not be ethical but insists there 1s
nothing illegal about 11. "I'm not
conning anybody." he said. Actually,
he skins the law because he doesn't
ask for mone .
Now do yoa readers uderttu d
w•y I refu1e to laave anytllta1 to do
wJtJa lonely laeart1 clabt? For tlle
ompteentll tJme: Straasen cu be
ctu1eroH. Stick to people yo. bow. • • • DEAR ANN LANDERS: I read the
letter in your column from the 12-
Honey8aked bntnd ham•
Maybe 1t d1dn t happen this way but. with
a HoneyBaked brand ham at Thanks·
g1vmg your guests will agree 1t taste
great. And sulOe we smoke our hams
for no less than 30 hours. then cover
with a unique honey glaze and spiral
sllce for easy serving 1t mal<et less
work for you
This year for Thanksg1v1ng
try a Honey8aked brand
ham the results will
speak for themselves
• lmokM for over 30 hourt • Honey Olazed • Natlonwtd91Npplnt
Thank you for letung me tell my
story. -WOKE UP IN MIAMI,
DEAR MIAMI: Tbak yoa for
telling It. '
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student who 1s lonely, insecure and
unfocused makes a fair candidate for
a "love bombing." The message: To
be happy at last, commit /ourself completely, your body an brain,
your purpose and possessions. Only
love has value. Abandon all else.
Then you will have the only thing that
matters.
Smokey has. radar to ~tch speed-
ers. Some speeders have radar detec-
tors. Nothina new. A bat has sonar to
catch moths. Some moths have sonar
detectors. Ears able to sense a bat's
sonar so prompt those moths to take
evasive action. It's remarkable.
Q. Penaums could hveat the Nonh
Pole. Polar bears could hvc at the
South Pole? So why don't they?
A. They can't survive the swim
across the lrop1cs.
ACROll
1 Hide
8 Puntsh
11 Flsh
14 Mlsali.
15 Tablewar•
18 F8Ve(OUI
17 Oppoelte
t9 By vlrtu. of
20 Unvarytng
21 Stature
22 Onion•· kin
24 Look for
bargain•
26 Stow.
meani.
27 On a ll81'1t
30 Snape
32 AblOl'b
33 Renog1me
34 Charged
partlcle
37 SotM\n word
38 Grace -
39 Br.ad type
40 Through
4 LGym .Xef'CIN
42 Weapon
43 Doted upon
45 Wa1wld9
46 Aecec>hon
48 Month: abbr
49 Ga.,. light
50 Club charQe
1
Consider bow much bl&&cr you arc 14
52 Hawtcey9
State
56 French coin
57 Family head
60 Letter
61 Weirder
62 0r ... ·~yle
63 Golf•'• Item ~Unwanted
growths
65 Mlnl1ter1 to
DOWN
1 Nasty en.,,.
. 2 Operatic
highlight
3 Stuff
4 Ru1tlc
5 Lamb'• kin
6 Throw IWIY
7 Watered-
down
8 Haystack
9 Santa -
10 Temporary
bed•
11A~ta
12 S rrular
13 86red
18 Walked over
231
th.an a hen's ca. Clearly, 1f out there ..
in specc were an animal that much ... 1 ... 7--1~-+--+-..... --
bigcr than the earth, said animal
could smash the earth wlth a nick of
the wrist. Thecarth'scNst in propor-20
tjon to its sjze is thinner than the shell
is to t.hecu,. " Travelers say the Yellow River o(
China is loaded up with so much silt it
~as t~e con istcney of runny oauncal. ""'3-2--+--+---+--t---
The hibernaun1 around ~uirrtl
wakes up every two weeks 1010 to the
bathroom. act a bite to cat, check the
mail, whatever, then ac.xs back to
sleep for another two week
If ,>:Ou wn tc 60 follo.,.ed b 27 zero,,
thats ho many ton of water are in
the ocean .
The b11 pad:inahouses m hinq
more women. In fact, lldy but(~l"I
lhttrin ha-.e increased bya more than
1h1rd since 197Q.
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slang
26 Run eaS1ly
27 Stttk•
28 Disabled
29 La Scala
30 Arrogant
31 Instrument
33 Animal's
home
35 NOt Oft9n
36 Compul&lon
38 lmpltcate
39 Lozenge
4 1 Of\41 way or
anothef
4 2 BllCk talk
44 " -Car1os"
45 Harmonize
48 a.tonging
47 Pronoun
48 Foretetlefa
50Buu
Brummell
51 Un-new
53 NorM deity
54 Go
55 M1htant gOd
58 Lyrical work
59 CerMI .,..,..._,,__-9'"!~1
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0 Pocifk
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0 Auburn
0 Florido
0 Georgia T~
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0 Tulane
0 Utah
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0 ot l°"9 lecKh Stat•
0 ot Son Diego State
0 ot Alobomo
0 ot Florida State
0 ot G.orgio
0 at Hovs.on
0 ot LSU
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0 HoustOn
0 NeW fft91ond
0 P'rttlburgh
0 Son Diego
0 Tontp0 loy
0 Woehinefon /
0 ot NeW Yortt :Jett
dot Raiden
0 ot Kont0t City
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SEE A2 IOI
TODAr.5 NUM8E1S
Admitted iµolesting alter boys
11 ROBERT HYNDMAN .............. Andersen's 1dmi11t0n of 1u11t and
vinually ialM>ted the pliaht of the altar
boll who were victimized.
followin& the hearin1 m Westm1n11tt1 Andrrsen a ked for healina ana
foflivenen. 11yina, "We have all
suffered."
Dtoce~e says Andersen ·s
future as priest undecided
A .Roman C~thohc print from
Huntinaton Beach who adnutted to
molestint four altar· boys was
tcntenced Monday to five years
prob.hon and comp&etion of a
psychol<>Jical counseUna ~m.
Superior Court.-Judae Luis
Cardenas decided llllftll a prison
term for the Rev. Andft. Christian
. Andtrsen despite fandina him auilty
' of 26 counts of child molestation
datina beck to 1983. ._
But Cardenas was critical of St
Bonaventure Church parishionen
who wrote dozens of ktten to him
ufJina leniency · in , sentencina the
pnest. . .
Nearly all the letter-wnten. he said,
refused to believe that "Father Chris"
comnuned the crimn despite
lt'aottrcTaf, ReggleJaclC-
aon and the Angels are
through after a five-year
tour./81
Woodbridge High'• Sam
Oehdaahtl la the Dally
Piiot's prep football Play-
.,. of the Week./81
California
Animal right• group as-
saults ranches, II berates
turkeys./ A5
Coaat
Driver who was rear
ended by motorcyclist
was arrested In Coat a
Mesa for allegedly leav-
ing crash scene and felt·
lng to render aid.,_/"" AJ"-~=
Na don
A top-ranking State De-
partment offlclal bluntly
contradict• President
Reagan, says Iran In-
volved In terrorist acts
against U.S./ AS
Flood Ing In Washington
prompts evacuations,
stands skiers.I AS
World
Israeli government under
pressure for role In arms
sales to Iran./ A4
For your own peace of mind, yol.l
oupt to accept h11 au lit," said
Cardenas, who also rebuked par-
ishioners forcausintdissension ID the
liuntin1ton Beach parish by defend·
ina the priest. -
As a requirement of the pr~tion,
Ander:sen. 3-4, ~tll report by Fnday to
the Villa M1rt1n Foundation House·
!n Jemez Sprinas. N.M. to participate an a court~rdercd counsehna pro-aram.
The prOIJ'lm, which could run
from seven to 36 months, is run by a
reli11ous order of trained dOC1ors and
counselors for cleray with personal
and social problems, accordm& to
defense attorney William Monroe.
Spealtina briefly with reporters
Newport
Center ·
.election
today
81 STEVE MARBLE °' .. ..., ........
The proposed expansion of New-
port Center-debated, dissected and
danaJed before voters as either the
salvation or ruinatjon of Newport -
Beach -will finally be settled today.
The $300 m11J1on project aoes to
I.he electorate ID Newport Beach"'
the most expensive and most hotl y
11JUed ballot ISSUe of the decade.
The Irvine Co , which owns and
manqcs NC'9-'p0rt C'enter, has spent
more than SS00,000 irt campaian
costs. mclud101 personali.z.cd lctten.
from company chairman and owner
Donald L. Bren.
.. Newport Center must be more
thin jutt a 1bo~na enter and
business compleit,' wrote Bren. "h
should be a special place. With special
mcanina for all of us in Newport
Beach."
Other aroups supportina the ex-
pansion. includana Citizens for a
Better Newport and the Newport
Harbor Arca Chamber of Commerce,
have unloaded tens of thousands of
dollars on their own campaigns.
A newspaper ad paid for by the
chamber predicts that if voters do not
affirm Measure A, traffic will worsen
to the point of andlock.
.. We ha ve another s11 alert an the
Newport Beach area," the ad states,
askina readers to 1ma11ne a traffic
report of the future. "Traffi~ as-el t-
(Pleue eee K&WPORT/A8)
"Exactly what lies in my future, I
don't know," he said. •
Andersen was found auilty of the
molestation charaes Scph 29 after
wlivina his riaht to a" trial and
aa.rttn11 to throw himself at the mercy of tbe court.
I;....,. llYNDIUN ............
The Rev, Andrew .Chriataan
Andcnin'1 ftiture u 1 priest will not
be decided until be completet the PIYChalolical CIOUDldiaa he was· or-
dered IO ....... Monday. •
Bilboo Jolla Sleillboct. ldmiriia-
tntor ror &lat lloman Catholic
Oiocae of ~· Mid all that II cenaia aboutnen'1 future at a
prietl i1 that be would never be 1n
CODUIC't With chtldreft apin.
Deputy Dtstnct Attorney Mike
Koski uflCd Cardenas Monday to
sentence Andersen to a pnson term in
addition to probation. Koski arped
that while compassion and for-
aiveness have theic place, "pun11h-
ment and deterrent1 arc alto import·
ant components of the justice sya-
tem."
By sendina Andersen to pnton,
(Pl ....... PIUS8T/A2)
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Andenen, emtenced to fi~e years
probation MO!'dAy for molestina four
altar boys, will ttport to the Vdla
Martin Foundation House in Jeme1
Sprinp, N.M. later lhis week for counselina. Tlae Rn. Aadnw Clarledaa
A.a ....... coart .. His attorney, William Monroe,
Car take. a beating
Drl•er Loretta Coffman, 54, of Fcrimtaln
Valley fared better tban laei.Ka...:a Madm•
wlllci wu totaled lloaday · wlaea alae
ewened to aTGld aa l&-wlaeeler rte tbat
ptalled lato Mr lalle WlllJe drtftni 80atb OD
tbe 405 freeway at Harbor ~e•ard.
Coffman loet control and ber car went
under tbe tnack'• trailer wlaere It wu
draged to tbe eboalder. Coffman bad to be
cat oat of tbe car, bat ea.ffered only mlDor
lnJarl•· Tnek clrher William DaYb, 30, of
~ Dleco wu aot t..qturecl.
. ' News stories on murder u ,nder fire
By PAUL ARCHIPLEY
OflNO., ........
Redlands law enforcement officials
on Monday asked the press for
"tolerance" m seekina news on a
couple suspected in several South-
land murders and po 1bly more
across the country.
.. We're 1skm1 for your tolerance
not lo try the case in the newspa{)ers."
said San Bernardino Count y District
Attorney Dennis Kottmeier duri.Jla a
courthouse pre s conference.
The press conference was called to
dupel "anaccurades" reported in the
medta in the case of James Gttaory
Marlow and Cynthta Lynn Coffman,
who have been charged with the
k1dnappina and murder of Connna
Nov1s. 20, of Redlands on Nov. 7.
The couple also arc suspected an the
stranaulauon kilhn& of Lynel Mur-
ray. 19, of Hunungton Beach and the
slaying of Sandra Ann Neary, 32, of
Costa Mesa.
Kottmcier said Redlands officials.
who have custody of Collman, 24,
and Marl9w, 30. wanted to aive the
media an opportumty to clear up the
srowin& oumber of disputed facts
surroundina the Nov1s ca~ .
He repeated that a slory m the Lo~
Angeles Herald Examiner last week
was inaccurate when 1t quoted Ocpu·
ty District Attorney Raymond
"Chap" Haight as sayms Coffman
had not been advised of her nght to
remam silent after the couple's Nov.
14 arrest near Big Bear Lake.
Coffman led investiptors to
Novis's shalJow arave in a Fontana
v1ne~ard.
"The Redlands Police Department
operated 1n accepted police
procedures and the case ~u not
Jeopardmd." Kottmc1cr said.
Kottme1er said a ~tory in the San
Bernardino Sun reponma the cou-
ple's linierpnnts had been found on
Novis's car also was inaccurate. "As far as I know. it's true there
(Pleue tee lf&WS/ A8)
said While the c:ounlll1 .. it ..-.
the conditions of Andenen'• .,..-.
lt0n. h11N1Uftu1 ~ wilf be up IO
the lloman C'.oathohe churdl.
Whale Andnlen underpl co.an•
telina. h11 m1n1.1ttrial dullel wtll be•
tuspended, Monroe u1d. ~ • J• Luit Cardtnas'.1 tmnl •of •
probation did not add.a. Ander'MIS '• 1tatu~ as a pnat a.Jthoush is prolubiu
him from comina in contact witb
youths under JI without a rnpon-
11b&e aduJ\ accomP1ny1na him. In I prepared tat~ent 1twed
Monday, Steinbock said the diocae
is deeply saddened by the Anderwtn
cue. · ·
"The church above all is a com-
muntty offanh that speaks of the lo\'e
of God m our midst. That mes19F 11
(Pl--... DIOC&K/A2)
Laguna
·parents
launch
'recall
Hardman retention
one of several issues
mottvattng coalttton --
By LAURA Ml!!R~
Ot .. ni.-. ........
A coalition of parents opposed to
the retention of h1ah school football
ooach Cednck Hardman follow1na
his af'TC'St on drua char:JCS pl.an to
serve four memben of the achool
• board with recall papers at toniaht's
mectina.
The aroup, C1tazcns Umted for
Re pon able EduQtion. (CURE) has
been plannana the recan effort ance
Oct. 28 Ythen the school board voted
4-1 to reinstate Hardman. who was
arrested an September for po JOn
or S.S arams of cocaine and rcs1 tint
atTCSt. -The four board memberi taraeted 1n. the recall effort arc Jan Vickers,
1 Charlene Raaatz. usan Masand Cul
..Schwarz. The only board member not
be1na served with rec;all papers is
Harry Bi the II. who cast the dmentma
vote.
In ltccpina with the legahti~ of a
recall. the JCOUP plans to serve the
four with a 200-word statement that
broadly outli •t ec>nam .
While the board's decision on
Hardman has prompted some mem·
bers of the community to orpnize a
recall, 1t u not the only i ue that
CURE members arc concerned with,
an 1stcd Nanc) Krcder, pubJicity
chairman for the group.
Last week, about 70 peopfe listened
to CURE orpntze rs explain some of
the i sues on which the r~ll effort as based .
ln etTcct, those involved in the
recall efTon believe the board ha
failed to support commumty-cn-
dorscd pohc1c and codes of behavior
rqard1n1 substance abuse, failed to
adequately ipend district funds, fail-
ed to re pond to community anput on
important dec1s1on • faded to aive
academic excellence top pnonty over
(Pleue Ne LAO~A/ A6)
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Advice and Games
Butletln Board
Bullnes
86
A3
A7-9
88-9
87
ewpa~-Trolley proving cos escrappeif
Clualfled
Comics
Death notices
Entertainment
Opinion ·
Potlce log
Publle Notices
Sport•
Teeevteion
WNther
810
85
A10
A3
89-10
81-4
85
A2
BJ STEVE MARBLE
OflNO., ........
The Newport Trolley-hurtina for
revenue. riders and respect -ma y
have reached the end of the line.
The trolley service, sub 1dllcd by
Newport Beach in it rookie year, has
to far cost the city about $96.000 or
sJiahJty more than S2 for each person
who has taken a nde on one of the
nt5t·rcd cars. "It's been very upcn~avc," q1d
Ken Dehno, the uccutave ai 1stant
.J'
city manager who helped bona the
city's lonatimc plan for pubhc trans.-
portationto hfc.
City Council members, mcctina
Monday. took no formal action on
the ultimate fate of the trolley service
But council members p ve no ians
that they wall conunue the trolley
service when its year·lona run end in
June.
"It's fair to say the mood is pretty
aJum," Oclino ... The council mar, now \tt this a. an expensive luxury.'
The council referred study of the
Neighborhood Watch apathY
blamed oil low FV crime rate
Few turn out to hear new police ch let; :n~t·;:u;cr::u~::~· ~~~~~~~~~
:;a ~ d Valley Uiah hool, one rtponer 1nd rcstuentta uurglartes own 13 percent •bout 1• Ta•dtnt•
'----"-.------.:::;_----------"'"-.----.. Pcopte f; I safe an this commum·
What if you pve a Neilbborhood
Watch mett•na and nObod"y came? That's what bapPened this week 1n
Fountain Val&e , but Police think
they know why.
Accotdu'I to Fountain Vallds
new Police Chttf EMn Miali, the
rcat0n 11 1mple: crime 1n the
bedroom community 11 low, Jhae-
rore. IPllh IS up
Th1t isalsothcop1n1on ofl.aurann ty," hesa1d. "Butascvidenced by&he
Cook. president of &he Ncapborh<>od · lack f 1ntemt 1n a meet•nt hke th1 ~
Watch oqan111t1on 1n fountain ~al· with 1 to1>1 entitled 'CruneAnd How
1C11 Coot uid there art more than It fT«t Fountain Valley,"we att:
430 llC'Uvt watch ~emben, who rcall tf)int t~ comblt apathy. ~nt 11,000 res denual hom ~ ~arehappyhcrc. but not wslhrw
Last week's Nc1ahbnfbood Wat h to IC' involved. The only way we "
t)'Wicte met11na wa an cumplc of a k~ our city sak " by c:ommanny
comtMin ty lulled ant •Pith b •the, an,ol' men\. ..
aty'J loW cnmc rwt Pttsent at the The Fountain Valle
trolley system to~n ofT· trttt parking
commmee and -asrecd to beam con-
s1derat1on of disconunuma the ser-
vice 1n January.
The trolleys. · which run from
Balboa to Corona del Mar. bcpn
operation an June. The ci ty qrtcd to
ubs1d1te the service up to a mui-
mum or$ I 0.000 but With hOpe\ that
ridenh1p and advcni ina would
ma~c the trolley self-upponana
According to an accountma
throuah the first half of November. at
ha n·t even been dose. The trolle
JOYCE
Bo1L1vte1
borhOod Watch. accordina to Cook."
a community crime prevention pro-
1t1m endorsed by the kul pohrt
dtpenmcnt and admma tertd h\• tile
residents. foe ptrd nine ca~ 'O, ats p~rposc '' to create an 'altn nc11h·
bor'bood by tCKh•n.& 1mplc crime
~ ent1on tcPJ and to pro 1
~.neral and sptttfic inform Uon on
cnmc in cad\ nt•ah rhood (.._.. ... APATHT/A2)
have cost the {'it about $16.000 per
month. R1dcrsh1p reached a weekly ha&b of
3.668 in m1d·Auaust and a low of930
in mid-November. To date 44,043
people have taken ndcs on the
trolleys. . In an averaac month. at rosts about
· Sll.OOO'to run the ~rvacc. Fatt and
spe-c11I charter f«S acnerate aoout
$7,000 per month and advenis1n1
accounts for a muimum. monthly
fitUtt or S I 0.000 · Dehno said continuation of the
Crollc} throuJh June will co t any-
"'hcre from S 16.000 to S2S.OOO per month.
The trolley ~rv1ccdoc over a third
of its bu inc on weekends and the
most con 1s1ent users of the colorful
cars ere n1 or ci11zens and lctn· Cr!
durina aOcmoon hours.
The mo~t ~J>Ular top_s _ arc at
Fa hion I landand t Balboa J>1er.
"We s1vcn 1t more than a ood hot.
"'e've 11ven at c~cf)thina-plcnt of
· monc). plcnt of puhhetty. Bu1 II
haotn't taken off," \lad Dclino
County to consider
drug testing study .
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.. llill. •mu r would be eent -....... -.--o1.,., ... I IE 181 f if' IMy YiOllte dalt -.
"U..._ lbt court me'" out 10pne
1m1 ol P1°Wt1DtD~ &a.c court hasn't ---~"IM.uct. K°*i ..W dwallal ~all about 12 ~ okL and their families have
:::.-UftlMUUl'lbly becaUlt of ...
·"la dMn aayUMaa more imponant 0111111Ml(liraaabar~> than bis
.laitla, -...... in lM pnathoOd?"' ~ ..... --nil ..... delNltd ~t
in a very.~ lipiftcant way." 1'.'he ~1be1,. he said, ••have seen
their rd~ roots ripped out of the srouacL But dtfente attorney William ~onroe urmed .compallion and for-
flVenete ana said probation WOUid be
10 the bell interests of justice the
plrilh and ADder1n1 himldf. '
~ allO denied Andttten wu aiven
spec1al tr~tment bY the court be-
ca..se he is a priesL •
"Wba~ fa~ Andersen bas a<>nc thfOUlh 11 ~shment, believe me,"
Monroe wd. "Now as the ume for f~ve~ now is the ·tame for ·healina. . Monroe uid St. Bonaventure par-
ishfonen have been split peinfully
~nd an lookina forward to puttina the
ISSUC behind them. '> -
DIOCESE •.•
ProaAl ·
peatly obscured through a matter
such as this," Steinbock said.
"Our hearts ao out f uJJ of com-
passion and concern both to the boys
abd tht1r famjhes as well as to Father
Andcnc.n himself. We pray that t.lle
tberap_y and counseling he will be
rtceiv1n1 Will help him deal with tus
psr.cbolosical PToblem. 'Rather than simply beina in-
carcerated, he needs psycholo11cal
help."
Oely ......... -. u....,...
The Rev. Andrew Chrlatian Andenen la hu&ed by a
partahioner aftei: beln& .entenced to 6 yean pro6itton. .
COUNTY CONSIDERING ... MacDonald shouldn 't
receive 'Fatal Vision·
royalties, court tpld h omAl
Reqan declared war orl 1llcpl drugs.
In September, the president called for
a "drua free federal workplace," and
directed federal qcncics to establish
t.cSt1n1 proSfamS for emplO)'CCS.
Responding to the president and
their own concerns over drua use on
the JOb, ancrea 1na numbers of busi-
nesses and local ,ovemments have
started testina employees for
substance abu.sc
Seven Orange County cities have
-some-form of drua testing. They arc
Huntin1ton Beach, Fountain Valley.
FuUcrton. Cyprc s, Tusun. u H abra
and Westminster.
John Sibley, director of employee
rtlauons, said he does not believe
Orange County government has a
1an1ficant dru~ problem among its
employees
1bley ~d he suppom a r,tudy of LOSANOELES(AP)-Conv1c1ed
the issue. however. even 1f the end killer Jeffrey MacDonald should stop
result 1s s1mpl) a pohc)' that con-rece1v1nr ro)alt1es from the book
tlnue current drua education efforts ··Fatal V 1s1on .. so as not to encourage
Roben Macleod. general maoaaer murder. a lawyer for author Joe
of the 800-membcr AsSOClatJon of McGmni-.s ..aid Monday.
Orange County Deputy 5hen ffs. said f he money should be donated 10 a
he would not obJCCl to a drua te ting -v1ct1ms· compensation fond. a1-
tudy, but he behevt1 the count) tome} Daniel Kornstein said in
would be wise to delay 1mplcmenung court any Jund of testing program until The book. also made into a tclc·
constituuonal questions have been \.1s1on movie. tells the story of
settled by the courts MacDonald a former Green BcTct
Spoke men for the Orange Count) ph)s1c1an convtCt.cd of murdcrina his
Emplo}ces AssocLatlon and fire wife and two )Ouna daughters.
Fighters Local 1014 could n<>t be Kornstcm said MacDonald has
reached for comment Monday received $80.000 toS90.000.
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From Al · r · ~
• "I am convi nced that the best way the new pohu proarams with the druas, we know there is a problem:"
to combat cnme 1s throoah mformed Ne1ahborhood Watch residents. One he ui4 "We-have drug_and alcohol
ci tizens involved 1n prevention cf-he descnbcd was the new Law propams. not only to educate the
fons." Miah told the small aroup of Enforce ment Apprehension Pro-kids not to do druas and alcohol, but
c1t11ens in attendance. aram. a s~al task force of officer also to~ucatc,the parents. Afterall,
The ·aood news. Mtah said. 1s that as 1gncd to stalto-9Ut problcinCif mc . ho do ~kids look up to? h is
compared to 1985. re 1denual bur-areas. 1mponant for the parentsto seta aood
glary 1s down 13 percent. The bad "Every weekend we have made cumple ... new~ 1s that commercial buritary 1s fourto five arrest for either auto theft The newch1cf alto told the smatter-
up 26 percent, auto theft up 58 auto bu!l!•ry or illegal posscssaon of inJ of residents to ware of cenain
pert:ent and service calls arc up 13 firearms. • he said. "There has been a en mes that occur durina the holidays:
percent reduction in auto thefts and auto -Don't carry cash. Shop with a
"Our en~ rate_ u.Jnw....hut we ar buritanes since the task force took cttdJt card or checkbook.
not cnmc free," he said. ··With the effect. Also we conduct a door-to--Be espccaally careful at the
new preventative crime provams door check on commercial build1n,s instant teller bank mach1tic . More
and the community's involvement, to combat bu~anes." and more crimes are occunoa thctt.
we plan to chan~ those statistics." Miah also discussed the city's drua -Park )Our car under a haht at
Smee M1ah has only been the city's problem. not only at tl'le h1ah school niaht
top law enforcement officer for three level but also an arammar school. -Womt n should shop in pail's-at
months. he wanted to share .some of "By the number ofk1ds arrested for night. .
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