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WEDNESDAY, DECEMBF;R 31, 1986
F~at a ----:""'.~---~-s' :·t~ ~ystery . .;
Wouldn't have put 2-year-old daughter
t ro_ugh ~uch_mlsery, neighbor says
BJ TONY SAAVEDRA l'ark apartment.
.... ...., "".... Chnstmas carols blared from the
The week of his death.Steve Neary Eighth Street residence-where he had
appeared to Ix filled with Christmas moved a month ago from Costa
cheer, neiahbors said Tuesday. Mesa.
He whistled as he decorated a large A large window was festooned wtth
Christmas tree and hung a wreath of · a cardboard Santa Claus. and a
f~sh pine on the door to his Buena doormat proclaimed "Sc.!sons Greet-
Gaston Green gained 266
yards io propel UCLA to
Freedom Bowl win./81
Nation
The U.S. announces re-
taliatory trade measures
_ againat the Common
Market that ls likely to
drive up prices on some
-1mported goodsJM
ings" to visitors. ·
Neary did not appear to be a man
Whose wife was mysteriously killed
two months earlier. much less a man
who would meet his own death within
days.
But Neary's body was found Satur-
day in a bathroom with a vial of
narcotics and syriqtS nearby.
Police estimated he had been dead
three days. His 2-ycar-old dauahter1 Reb«ca. had been in the lockea
apartment with him the entire time.
She was found in the mast
Mind and Body
Cancer victims accen-
tuate the posit Iv~ -and
extend thtMr llves./IM
Boldin& back the tide _ r
8arrJ' dd lllcllell! llc:plar of lntne _watcll tile mm, dde
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bayfront TaeedAJ illondna wben tbe MCb tta. riaclled 7 .2
fMt. Tile tterl• ~f -...i blah ddea .-. tile Jallbeet at 7 .S
bedroom apparently sufTeriqa from
shcXk. dehydration and malnutri-
tion: '
Neary's nei&hbors said be did not
ap~ar to Ix the type of fat her who
would intentionally put his ctiild
throuah such an ordeal.
4f be didn't care about himself or
hi id. why would he decorate for
Ch · tmas? You show me a auy who
Ch(istmas shoppina. dec-0ratcs-
1s me. has Christmas sonas ioina
commi'lS suicide." said Teresa
T1owbridgc. whose "front door is
about five feet away from Naary's.
An auiopsy Tuesday showed no
obvious sip1 ofvioknce or foul play,
police said. Ho~e'1er. the findinp we~ in-
conclusive and police were awaiting
the results of a toxicolo,ical ~ell to
determine whether Neary did indeed
die of an overdtse. said Buena Park
,Police Officer: T~ Branum.
However, the question Of lui.1 how
Steve Neary died remains. Was 1t an
accident. suicide or murder?
Branum said the drug appeared 10
feet at 8:30 a.m. today -forced tempn=cloMare •ell ......... of a nortla..._. Padftc Cout wa lane bat
failed to cane major ftoodln& or damaae ~e Ora.Die
Cout.
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By ROBERT BARKER
ot .. Oelly .... ....,
Rl·preSt·ntallH'!> of the C II } of
Huntington Reac h will dchh·r a
check for S 1 mil hon toda> to A.( .
Manon to bnngan end to a nearl) 10-•
year-old skirmish o'er his propert}.
The mone} 1s the down· pa) ment
on IOacresofland that Manon own!I
on Ellis Avenue and Goldr n We'll
Street at the southern edge oft he JOO-
acre Central Park .
The Cll} officials agreed to pa)
$3.19 million tu hu y the propcn~ and
add it tu' the rurrcnt park. keeping 11 .. arc from de' clopment.
But the financially strapped· of-
ficials. ''ho couldn't afford to.pay thr
total purchase pnce at one time.
"orkcd out a deal to bu) two acres of
land for $500.000 each \ear fo r thr
nc\t fou r ~l·ars. · ·
The> also ~1gm:d to pa > a 71 1
percent rental charge to use the land
thr> ha,en·1 paid for yet.
Manon reccntl} indicated he "ant-
ed 10 build condominium!> on the
propcrt~ :tftcr pre' ious ncgo1ia11ons
to sell the land 10 thl' di\ bro~c do" n.
But when his request · for a 1oning
change 1cllx·rm11 the construction of
rnnc.Jom in1ums "as turned do"A l\\O
\\l'Ck' ago. m·go11a11ons rc,umcd and
cl1 ma\l'd in the agreement.
In till" deal. the c11~ al'o get!>
po.,Se\\IOO of a "ell on the propert >
that produces about $25.000 worth of
oil c.ar h · }Car. according 10 Cit}
.\dmin1s1ra1or Charles Thompson.
Horse lo"crs. who feared that
residence!> would infringe on the
· adjacent equestrian center. had long
urged cit) oflic1als to bu> the prop-
ert). The) feared that if peopl e bought
nn' homl·~ built on the propcn>.
the> ·d t:omplain about 01e~ :ind odors
from hor~·" and prcssurl' oninals tu
close the n·nte r.
Ix a srnthetic anesthetic uted in
mcdica su,..ery and COMidered
lethal. even in very small amounu.
He didn't know wh~ or bow
Neary rnay halve obtained the drua, or
whether the man was a known drua user .
Thc'.-Ncary'. family had reponedty·
moved to Southern 1California from
Sacramento in September.
A month later. Sandra Neary was
dead. Two months after Iha~ Steven.
(Pl ....... f'A~JISR'a/A2)
Allred,
Schmitz
suit not
s .ettled
Panel reverses stand ----in libel case a ainst
farmer NB senator
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By Tiie Atsoclaled Pre11 ·
SACRAMENTO -In a bizarre
twist. the Senate Rules Commtlttt
reversed 11selfTuesday and refused to
pay S20.000 10 settle a S I 0 million
libel suit filed against former state
Sen. John Schmitz.
The suit. by Los Angeles attorney
Olona Allred . stemmed from a 1981
press celease wntten by an aide 10 the
Ne~n Beach RepublicaQ that
harshly condemned Allred and othen
who opposed an anti-abonion bill
Schmitz earned.
The Rules Committee. which
-ear.tte-r had agreed to pay Schmnz's
• legaJ fees. voted 10 accept a S20.000
settlement at a closed hcanng this
PflSt summer.
But on T ue\da~. at an open session.
the panel deadlocked 2-2 on whether
10 pay the settlement. Roben For-
s th. a spokesman for St-nate Presi-
dent Pro Tem David Robcn1. D-Los
.\ngcles. said the vote amounted to
rcJec11on of the se11lement and refusal
to pa) 1t.
..What hapixn~ back an August
"as an an fo rmal agreement.·· Fors~ th
said ... Toda~ "as a fo rmal agree-
ment ··
.\llred told the committee that she
wanted Schm111 personally. and not
the state. 10 pa) her. sa ying state
payment would amount 10 a "subsidy
for b1,gom :· If paid. she said she
"ould donatl' the-mone' 10 abon1on
nghh. &ii>' nghts arid "omcn·s
groups.
Sen'>. John Doolittle. R-C1trus
Heights. and Nicholas Prtns. D-
Oakl.and. 'otcd to accept the sclllc-
mc nt. Sens. llenry Mello. D-Watson·
(PleHe eee SENATE/ A2)
Pilot on.holiday
d~livery schedule
· The Dall) Pilot has sw1rched 1ts
publishing schedule be<.~ause of the
New Years· hohda}.
Drivers get free dririks
By G. JEANETTE AVENT
Oe11yNelCerr11J1 Allll I
. 4 and reused at Thl' R Ill-Carlton hotel 111 Laguna N 1gucl.
Th~ RitL and Thr Cannc~ Rr\tauranl!I in Ne"port
Beach. all Claim Jumper loca1ion'> 1n the count). The
Red C'>n1on restaurant chain and 1hr.ln mr Ma rnott.
Scuba diver drowns
in rough Laguna surf
· Toda) ·s-paper ~as deh verl•d this
morning. and the Food section will
not apixar unt il Fnda~. ·
On New Years· Da} and again on
Friday.Jhc Pilot will be published and
delivered in the morning. as.it 1s on
weekends.
The changes" 111 allo" man) ol the
Pilot's emplo~ec'i more lime to enJOY
the hohda} "1th their fami lies and
friends. Puhh-;her Karen Wittmer
said ... Thank ~ou for your under-
standing and Happ) New Year ...
The fledgling Designated Orn. mg Program for
dm crs who abstain while their friends dnnk "Iii o;h1ft
into high gear tonight after its first successful
Christmas project. say sponsors. ·
Janet Cater. a spokeswoman for Mothers agamst
Drunk Driving. said se"cral Orange Coast restaurants
and bars that signed up for the program arc alrcad)
reordering Designated Dm er pins.
Businesses panicipatang an the program ~n e free.
non-alcoholic beverages to <fr" ers who agree to dnve
_tw_p or more fr~nds home. A dollar donation co-.crs
the cost of the identifving pins. wni ch can be pur<.·hascd
For hohda) re,clcrs "hu don't ha' e? good budd~
to dmc them home. MADD c.;o-o;ponsors free ta\i
rides home for people who have had too much 10 drink.
Sponsdr~d localh b) MADD and Cardln11.
CarcCab provides free taxi ndcs from bars and
restaurants th roughout Orange and most of Los
.\ngelcs counties.
"'Wh ile "'c·re here to treat people "llh drug and
alcohol ahuse prbblcms. we fC'Cognizc that people still
(PleaM He DRIV£R8/ Ai)
By PAUL ARCHIPLEY
Of t"9 Delly ..........
.\ \ISllM from ( onnect1cu1
dro" ned off the ·coast of Laguna
Beach Tue-;da) v.htlt' scuba di\ 1ng
with his broth~·r. ·
Richard S Frans. J:!. and h1 <"
brother Ran dall Frans of Santa
.\nawerc. wading into the surf at Moss
Street Beach at ahout :! p.m. when
they were hit b) a large wave. safd
Laguna Beach Pohcc Sgt.Greg Bartz.
Randall Frans fou~ht his way back
atmosphere helps recovery
Hospitals <.·an be prctt} grim.
They·ve ~ot a rtputat1on for being
cold. sterile and unfru:ndly.
· fSatientsarc sick. scar«t and hun-
ang -just when they need a warm
smile the most. ..
In many cases. though. they're not
even known by their names -the)
can be the hip replacement 1n Room
36 or the hean bypass in Room SO.
If this 1s true. then. one wonders
·what in the narffe of Florence Night-
1nple is going on at Pacifica Com-
munity Hospital in Huntington
Beach.
It's bt'en called the Pacifica Hilton.
for aoodness sakes.
Patients can push a button and act
room scrvict. They can get per-
ma~nts and haircuts 1n their room.
Someone at the hospital will do
thcic t>.nkina and pay their bills for
them. They'll find out-of·town vis·
it0t1 a place to stay and arranac for
transponat1on for family mcmbcl"\
and visitors.
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ROBERT
IAIKEI
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On Christmas and New Year's.
patients receive a complimentary
dinner in their room for a relative or
friend. The) get a c•~e on their
birthdays.
These art' some of the Krv1ccs
offertd by the hos1?1tal's ne"' aunt
relations prosram called "You'rt'
Someonr Sp«ial... The bt'ltef that
patients will act ~u faster if they're
happy and their needs arc met
inspired the proaram, officials Yia.
"We trtat oet1ents as trmpornr}
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auests "ho ha\ c medical problems:·
Pac1f1 cB >\dministrator Phil
Gustafson said.
··None of them come because they
want to be here:· he said. "We want 10
reduce their anxiet y. They really do
.act better" (when an xieties are re-
duced).
In charge of making the prdaflm
cltck 1s Pat ·Zcbal. "'ho·s performed
public an formation stints at hospitals
an Costa Mesa. Newport Beach and
Fountain Valley and prcviousl).', at
Pacifica. a 109-bcd acute care fac1l1tr .
Zcbal isits each patient. And she s
the one who takes care of all the
patients' non-mcd1cal nC't"ds.
··Guest relations rc.Oects a sh1f\ in
the lanaua'e of Malth care deltvery
where patients havt traditionally
bctn v1rwcd as clinical entities and
hosp1l&IS as phys1ciaM' 'WOTkSti'Ops."
she said.
"(il.lc•t rclatt0ns views patients as
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A San DeYll pata die n.1a111aa tMoi• 0. lata bot d ... nae
Arbona State Unlftnlty team la 1ta7'!11 at Weeda -.0.tll
Cout Plua ...... wlalle ra ....... ,_ ..... Bowl.
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10 \hore hut lllUldn·t see h1!> brother.
Bar11 said
Fran' ran fo r help. and four
lifeguard~ launchl·d a search 1n
1hc~n·n 1l hut rreachcrous c,trctch of
\\3\C(
..\l1cr ahout 'O minutes the" found
the 'ir11m lloa11ng some 6 )ards
off,hore
Fran\ wa\ pulled onto the beach
and hfcsa, 1ng measures "crcat-
tempted
(Pleaee eee SCUBA:/ A2)
By ROBERT HYNDMAN °' ........ ,... ....
C n ef Maur1110 Banotto ha a sure
wa} 10 cakulatc how many mul1 to
prepare for the <\nzona tile footbell
team -<:oun t the numtxr of players
and coat·he$. then multiply by thrtt.
"On th<' averaae. he's found each
guy 1s eating cnouah for thrct
people." says Cathennc Boire.
spokes"'oman for the Wtsttn South
Coast Plaza hotel 1n Costa Mna
where Anzona State's foo1blll team,
coaches and dozens offans are •tayina
this week.
If pstronom1c faculty 1s any in-
d1cat10" of tt"ldiron ability. t~ Sun
Orvils are a surc lxt to beat the
M1t"h•pn WolvcrinH 1n t~ R0te
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-' Sptrttµalfsts to heal planet
today With Worldwide prayer
BJ JOYCE ICllUER BODLOVICH
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At 4 p.sn. today Oranec County
rnidcnts have the opportunity to
partake in a planetary healina -a
worldwide meditat'on aimed at
,.
Dow said a positive unified fe>tte-
ficld will be crtlled by the hour of
cooperation. A ·sufficient number of
peopleb:usinaonan im19tofak>bal pe~ and harmony can chaSWt t.M
consciousness of our plaMt for the
benefit ofall livina thinls. Dow said.
thcir ftthnp about peatt Oft C8f'IJL.
We will ha'"t' ~ afta tbt how tt
completed. aftd eod our time~
at the bac'h waldai• t19t ......_
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Cloudy skies expected to clear
. '\ ' . ~ ........... Mr -°' ... Coelt toeieV .... ....... • • .. _ .. c.t.111a NIW Yw'a ~ ~-
Ta ........................... boet\ ~In tM "'6d l6a
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~,.._. ___ ac-hievina world peace -wtlina WhcntM4p.m.~1'itsat tht
Edenic Cen ter. loc.ated on Pacific
Coast H iahway. Dow said bttwecn SO
to 100 ~oplc Will join hands and
recite a dtdication prayer-the same
prayrr to be repeated throuahout the
world by the participants.
.. T1'i1 is our oppcwtnit) as illldt-
vidual• and as a •'Oftd bod lo bt&sn
to heal and brina our plaatt t.k 1n1o bamwQ)' aM twl•D('(':· Dow ilJd.
Oow uid the c:on«pe fOI an laour ol
univeral plam-t heaJi'tOl'lllnated 111
1984. John R. Pri«. ~ndef of \be
Quartus Foundation baicd in Tuas.
Ol)lntZcd the PlancUI") Com-
m1ss1on.
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to Jane Ann Dow of the Edenic Liaht
Center ill Corona del Mar.
··on Dec. 31. i986. millions of
people around the world will unite in
spirit and simultaneously send out
love and light · for one hour in
meditation. prayer and song.·· she said. ··A planetary hcalin& will be held
throuihout the world at noon Green-
wich tame. In our time zone. it will be
4p.m .··
. "We wall probabl)' follow that time
with quiet meditation. so people can
concentrate on their own · idea of
peace ... she said . "Tohen. towards the
end of the hour. people will shaft'
Tht· comm1s1o n. accoi-d1na lo
PnC<'. as s1mpl~ an umbttlla undn'
which malho ns are encou,...S lo
•a,.;.ther and spc-ak for gJobaJ hnhna.
Part1c1pants do not ha''<' to bclona to
thl.' comm1ss1on.
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Ten O rangl.' Count) Transit Dis-
~ tract bus dnn·rs undergoing d1s-
c1plinar) hearing~ this week fo r
allrgl'd m isconduct dunn~ a two-
wcek strike should team tht•1r fa te late
toda). according . to a d1!>trict
. s~kc.swoman. · · •
Rather than drlav a dcc1s1on ovt•r
the Ne"' Year's ·holiday. district
hearing officrrs will ti') to dispose of
all 10 cases of alleged ''1olence.
prooeO) damage and interference
\\1th hus sen ic(' b> 4 p.m. toda~. said
Joanne Curran.
··we'd like to get this wrapJ)('d up:·
Shl' said.
Under rules sovemtng d1sc1plinal)
hearings. the district has 48 hours to
.decide whether a driver's actions.
warrant a warning. suspension or
dismissal, Curran said.
The last hcarina was scheduled for
this morning. she added.
The 10 d riven have_ been
suspended withput pay since Dec. 22
when lbcy a nd other members of the
United Transportation' Union re-
turned to their Jobs aft<"r a.n unsuc-
ct·ssful walk out.
The dutnct docs not "''ant to kttp
them under a cloud an~ lonctT" ahan
necessar\. Curran said.
Heanngs are being rondUC'kd ~
'd1stnct supen 1so~ pcnonM'I and
~prcscntatives of the dtstnct0 s
human rt'lataons de~L
Drivers are permitltd uruon rcp-
~ntation but thc)TIUY also plead
their own case. she said..
The district hasdcdincd to tdm11f)
the suspen~ drivns or specific
characs apinst them.
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FATHER'S DEATH ADDS TO MYSTERY ••• w » 17 ........ lftd'.::'m Low47IO~ S-19lt-1 71 ,.. lltcwpoft 2 • • 11 a V ............... IO 14 tldcy ... It to a.. Ctw to 41 ... OleOO Cnly 3 $ • 41 • 70......., ... llMdcr.Low)tto.. ... ..... 70 » CMlooll lot T""'9dey untl cNr9 41 n From Al
Neal) was dead. ka' mg the child
orphaned.
Littk Rebecca was kept unda
observation at Ch1ldren·s Hospital of
Orange C'o@t) before.' being released
o n Tuesda~ to Stl.'\'e Nra ry's sister.
Linda McCro11. of Nonhndge. said
Branum .
Mc{"ron obtained a court order
allo\\ ing her to take rustod~ of the
child until a formal hl.'anng can be
held .
Neal') 'i. death adds another piece to
the puzzle that began wtth his wifl''s
disappearance Oct. 11 when the two
lived in Costa Mesa.
Sandra Neal). n. went to the
market on an errand and never
returned.
Her body was found three days
later. strangled and dumped on a
Riverside County road .
Costa Mesa police art still working
on the case. but have failed to turn up
any leads.
Steve Neal). as well as others close
to the woman. were considered
suspects. but police couldn't find a
prime suspect.
At one tamr investiptors thought
Sandra Neary's death could be linked
to James Marlow and Cynthia Cof-
fman. two transients suspected in the
slayings of a Huntinjto n Beach d i')'
cleaning clerk and a Redlands in-
surance clerk.
But that theo11 soon fell throuah.
Meanwhile. Neal")· "'°''cd to ahe
fashionable. pied apanmcnt com-
plex in Buena Part whttt RC1ghboB
Tuciday pondered his death
OM resident who asked no t to be
identified deicnbed Scan ll a happ)-go-luck~gu~ whQ •as ·&OM (or
davs at a stretch.
:.Hr was q uiet. <\ night-lime ptr·
son. Hr had a good flo• of pcopk
coming in and out of the apanmcni.-
he said.
Oth~r neal,hbors said the link' gut
stayed with Neary off and on.
Buena Park police said tM\ arc
treating Ste' e Ncary·s death as
SUSPICIOUS. I
SENATE PANEL NOT SETTLING SUIT •••
Fram Al
nlk. and Wilham Craven. R-stat(' audatonum were filled with a sea
OceusKk. voted no. o f hard:!ewish and (arguably) female R~i. the committee chairman. fan·s ....
abstained. Fonyth said Roberti re-The relca~ referred to Allred as a
fwcd to \Ole bKausc he had been the "slack butch lawyeress."
target -0f a slander suit and had Evans sajd in a deposition that
aMtai ncd when the Rules Committee Schmitz had not seen the release
\'oted to pay his lcpl fees in that case. before it was sent to news agencies but
-1 abstained in m) own case and I had told him to write a statement
•anted to remain consistent until a blasting Allred and other opponents
rnpcctabk t ime had lapsed." Roberti o f his measure who appeared at the
~id in a statement. . hearings. The senator later told the
Schmitz co.uld win the suit. But
Ruston defended t~ settlement as
the cheapest way for the state to act
o ut of the legal tangle. He estimated at
could cost $50.000 if the case went to
tnal.
He said the law and earlier court
rulings indicated that the state had a
legal o bligauon to defend Schmitz
because the press release was issued as
part ofh1s role as a sena tor.
Hut i\llrcd disagreed . sa ying.
DRIVERS GET FREE DRINKS •••
Fon) th dcnied that Roberti's Orange County Rcgistertha1 fte stood
abs&nttion had anything to do with · by what Evans had written, Allred
the' possibility that Allred might run said Tuesday.
for hi.s scat in 1988: Allred said she The release and an earlier state-
has bttn encouraged to run against ment by Schmitz about a milital')
R~1 b) women upset with the coup prompted the Senate to formall} St-na~·~ dtt1sion to pay Schmi.tz's reprimand the ultraconservative
kpl kn and with Roberti's opposi-Newpon Beach Republican in 1982.
t1on to abonton. · Donald Ruston. a Santa Ana at-
Schmitz'scasc was covered by excep-
1tons an the law and that state
pa~ ment of the $20.000 would
amount to a "subsidy for bigo t!").'' From Al
drmk-too much around the bohda~ s. ··
.said Donna Stewart. manager of the
CareUn11 at the Costa Mesa Medical
Center Hospital.
··New Year\ E\e 1s the night we
im: the bulk of our rides." !>atd Elaine
Wogensen. the nataonal coordinator
for CareCab.
··We're ant1cipat1ng g1' 1ng close to
15.000 ndes across the nation. It wall
probabl~ be our b1gge t ~car ever ...
she said .
Local!\. the CareCah centl.'r has
received.72 calls. including 38 from
• O range Count~. thus far. said Pat
Dillard. the call center direc\or. There
were 358 calls last year and "we
expc('I to hit 400" b)' Jan. 3. she said.
··w e find that New Year's Eve as an
incredible ni$hl. We'll have a lot of
people manning the phones."
CarcCabs wall operate until 3 a.m.
on Friday and can~ reached at (800)
42'.!-4143. Rides cannot be given
from private parttl'S or rc-sidences.
and the nder will bt· taken home -
not to another party or bar. said
Stewart. If the nde home is more than
20 m iles. the rider will pa~ the
diftc rence.
Funded b} the <·are nit ne~\\o-Ot'.k
nation-wide. the program began in
Oraflge and Lo'i ~ngel~ count1~ m
1980. said Wogensen.
Since then It has spread to 45 c1t1es
and has provided some 45.000 rides
to would-be. drunkl.'n drivers.
· "WI.' reall) expeC"t a lot of lives will
be sa' ed and inJurk·s pre' cnted . ··
~id Dillard. c-.rcC'ab callers dunng < 'hnstmas were really drunk and
often had a bartender call for thl'm.
)hesaad.-~
Other rrce ri<k P,, , ' indu&
the l..a$una Beach T1 Ta\1 and the
Safe Ride Program for tttns
Sponsored by the La&una Bc:.Kh
Pohcl· Oepanment. T1pi1 T'u1 I\ a
}l'ar·round sen ice for Lagu.ru 8eac"h
rc!.1dents who drink too much at a
private pan~ or bar v.nh1n Cit) hm1u
Tht-number to call as 49 7-3311
On Nc1A. Year·s E\e. Huntington
Beach tt•en-ager\ can call the Sa(e
Ride Program from 10 p.m until ~
a.m at 847-RIDE for a frtt. s.afe and
t·onfident1al ndc. s.aid Ed Juh~.
president of the Huntington Beach
chapter
Safe Ride operat~ o ut of the
Pac1fka < ·ommunll) Hospital and rs
a\atlablc: to teen~ e\Cf) Fnda) and
Saturda) night dunng the \Chool ~car
-Out of respect for many of the . tomey hired. by the Senate to rep-
IJl'Ople wtlo have called I canf\Ot rule resent Schmitz. said he thought
·11 out at this tame." she said.
''It 1A.ould encourage other senators
an thl.' fut1,1re to defame. other mem-
hcrs of the public." she said.
She pledged not to Sttk any funds
from the state 1f she could not get the
money from Schm atz.
The Schmitz prns release. wntten
~ Schmatz aide Br.td Evans, dealt "'"h heanngs that Schmitz. then the
chairman of the Senate Conslltu-
taonal ..\mcndmentsCommittee. held
m Ot-ccmbcr 1981 on legislation that
•ould ha\•e dcfmed J1fe as beginning
;U C'OOCl"ptlOO.
SOOBA DIVER DROWNS P'romAl • •••
He was rushed to Hoag Mcmonal
Hospital Preshyten an by a Lifeflight
helicopter out of Long Bc.ach. Bart1
said. where hr was pronounced dead.
A county official said the surf at
Moss Street Beach is hazardou!I
because of the rocky sea bottom and
the tendency of waves to break close
to the shoreline.
moon and EarJh has crefltd a 20-ycar
peak Ill' high and low tides. The low
ltd<.· dipped to nearly 2 feet below
mean sea level Tuesday afternoon an
hour after the accident. exposing
much of the rocky bottom near the
shoreline.
At the same tame. big waves were
bringing in sets ranging from 6 to 8
fe<.•t on west-facing beac hes Tuesday.
HOSPITAL OFFERS HOTEL SERVICE •••
Thc re~. which was written as a
\tatement from Schmitz. said the
committee was greeted at hcanngs in
San Diego and Fl'('sno by ··pre-
orpnll<"d infestations of 1mponed
lnb1ans from anta-malc and pro-
abonio n queer gro ups an San Fran-
C1\C'O and o ther centers of deca-<kncc. ~
.\t a Los ..\ngdcs heanng. the
release said. ••the front rows of the
"With the large surf we're ha"ang
nght no" that area is even more
dangeroui.. I'm a diver. and I
wouldn't go 1n there now:· he said .
An unusual alignment of the sun.
Frans. who was visiting Southern
Cahfornaa from C'onnc.-cticut for the
ho.hda~s. leaves a wife and three
childre n . . 1romAl
customers and ho'lpllals ai. '11.'n 1n·
anst~tutions.
"The hospital"~ purpo~e i~ healing.
The hcahn$ procc~i. 1s hindered b)
fear. isolation, loss of control and
dignit)' and thl.' absence of human
touch and concern. Healing ic;
augmented b) nurturing and a sup-
portive. rcsponsl\e en' 1ro nmen1 ."
-Kerrie Salerno. Pac1fica's director
of human services. said more than
JOO hospital e mplO)l.'CS -an all J<>b
categories -ha'e completed the
guest relations training program.
"Its major thrust.'' 'ihc said. "is the
Golde n Ruic. You treat others as
you'd like to be treated.
"The patil·nts art· impressed about
the canng attitude. But that's not to
say that there haven't been commr nts
(not comphmental')) about the
food." '
.J_asa C uoninltham. 48. recentl>
<;pent a couple of da) !>at thl' ho~pnal
fo r tests.
hi.' said she a'a•k~d herself of a
room scrv1cl.' Scvl.'n-upand seeml·d to
be pleased about the hospilal l'O·
vtronment.
··Thtngs were much._ nicer then
when I came herr before." said
Cunningham. an ollicc manaicr for a
trucking compan} 1n Paramo unt
"The onl~ thing thafs missing 1s the
h ttle mint on the ptllO'-' at night:·
Zebal ~•d thl' program was dl··
\eloped after a lot of re!>t'arrh into
how hote ls operate.
Each patient gets a packet conta1n-
tng thl.' room service ml.'nu. tnfor.
mat1on about services. stamped pm t
card~. a pen and a glossal') of medical
terms.
Thl'} rece1H' a fl o wer and a
newspaper each morning. It doesn't
add anythtng to the cost of a private
rvom tha t nulA. run\ S36~a~' "
rate that Zl'bal said 1s l·ompc11i1\t'
"'11h other hospital!> 1n the area
Pacifica has been in buwnns at
187'9.:! Dclaware St.s1nct' IQ71 h •'3\
bought an 1984 b> i\mencan Hcahh
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<.1roup lntcrnat1o oal ba~d in ~
t-.irkland. Wash. Thcgroupalsoo•ns • · •
hul>p1tals 1n Palmdak-. Sun Valle~ 41nd
Ponab. N M . ~ :.
pans1un 1n 1987. con' <"r1mg thc-
Pacifica plan" a S 7 malhon eA· 1 . ;+-
"1nsle·!!>lof') hospital into a thrtt-j ' ·
stor) structure and ei.;panding th<'
etnl.'rgl'nl'' room . labor.atOf"\ and J -
1nten!tl\e ·care unit fac1httn and I
malung all the rooms pn'att' _.-
Tht· hospital lobb) -decorated ,. ~•th . tlo"'ers and soft chain and
patntcd 1n mau\C'S and la\cn<kn _)
instead of 1n!ttitut1onal grttn -" I
loc:atl•d 1n the 1 1 -sto~ Pac1ftea To~crs bu1ldintt nut door. f ~ --ARIZONA PLAYERS EAT LIKE CHAMPS ••• 1 P'l'OJDAl
Bowl on Thursda>.
Si nce 'they hit town Dec. 22. the
Pac-10 . chan:ips have intercepted
kitchen staffha\c thrown their way.
··They cat even m ore than the
Rams. who sta > hl.'re the night before
e very home g.am.e:· Boire said. "The
first day. we nearly ran out of food ...
1.000 eggs. Boare said .
For lunch. the caloric intake jumps
to 30 gallo ns of milk, 20 ~l<?ns of ice
fullv stOCked buffet tab t that in-cludes~lads. hot dogs, mon-than
500 p ieces of fried chicken. 200 roast
beef sandwiches and about 90 pounds
of pasta.
Should the) ~in -and th<') full)
intend to -the •~rn is pbnninc a
celebration.back at th<' WC11tjn h<>kl.
behind them. the) an cat al the-)
want.•
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Juice. 350 Danish and more than •
TooiatnJor Jll.LJm_dan ner before
the Rose Bowl. the Westin w1
serving them 14-ounce T-bone
steaks.
"Thcf ve t.ake.n ovt'T the cnurc
hotel," boarc said. -Ofthe400rooms.
they have about 330 and tbcR·s T-
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We are wrapping up our Christmas Fantasy for another year
and have ornaments, centerpleceaLglfts, decorating Items
and more, on sale for you.
' All Chrlstm•• Items •I l•••t 10% off!
Wt ndudll plMt -mw •Sele llldl January 7 (W~ will be da.I for New Ya r's Day.)
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~eofW.omen
Voten to meet f
The ~blic i1 invited to a meetina of the Leque ofW~men Voters of Oranae County on Jan. lO at 9
a.m. an the a udiovisual room of the LA Times
Buildina, I 37S Sunflower, Costa Mesa.
"Who's at fault? Who Paysf' will be the topic oftbc forum.
1'tfc panel wil include Gary ovall. chemical
cnai.nttr and environmental attorney;. Tom Conftr,
env1~nmental health manqer for BASF structural
mt:terials: and Susan Tra1tr. hazardous mat~rials
attorney. Undcrstandina liability in the area of
hazardous materials will be presented.
i:he Leaaue of Women Voters is a non-partisan
orp~zat1on open to all citizens of votina aae. For
more information. phone S48-7117.
Audubon Society to gather
·The ~outh Coast Audubon Society wi ll hold its .
first_ mce~ing of the ~cw year Jan. 7 at the Marine
Institute an Dana Point at 3SS02 Del Obispo.
A bird identification program will bqin at 7
P.:m. and a film dcalinf. with the f.owin& need to
protect the bald ~gle will begin at .
The_public 1 ·welcome to attend.
HB Art League meeting .
The Huntington Beach Art League will hold 11s
monthly meeting Jan. 7 at the Edison Community
Center. 21377 Magnolia Street. Huntington Beach at
7:30 p.m. The center is located at Hamilton and
Magnolia Streets.
Phyllis Biel will be the featured artist. Her
painting wi ll be donated to the scholarship fund. The
meeting is open to the public.
S.a•one to •peak
Newport Beach Ci ty Councilman Phil Sansone
will speak on his agenda for 1987 at the Jan. 8
meeting ofihe Bouzy Breakfast Forum.
The meeting will be held at the ,Bouzy Rouge
Cafe. 31 lO Newport Blvd, Newport Beach. at 7:30
a.m. Cost 1s $6 and includes breakfast. tax and tip.
For re~r,at1ons. phone 673-3440.
ConversadonalJapanese
-A dass an practica l conversatie nal-Jaf}ftflese will
sta.rt at the Japan Cultural i\ssoc1ation Ja.n. 8 at 7:30
p.m .
The class. aimed at cult ivating a student'~
speaking and listening ab1li t). will meet eHf)
Thunda} night for two hours. The association JS
located at the Norths1dc Church of Christ. 2130 N.
Grand •\' e .. Santa Ana.
For rcg1slorat1on and further in formation. pnom.·
638-6906
Aadu~on field trip set
Th1.· puth Coast Audubon Societ) will ha' e an
8 a .m. lield tnp on Jan. 10 to Hununglon Beach
Tht• area 1s one of the be'it birding location!> '"
the countr).
Tht.• .,()(·1ct~ wi ll make a -.crnnd field trip on Jan.
14 to Caspers Regional Park to sight m1gra11ng
winter birds.
For more information. phone ~94-100.l or
495-0IOi
Welght loss seminar slated
(!olden West Medical/Nutri tion ("neter "ill
hold a fret· "-·m1nar presented b) radio personallt~
Robert C I \nch. M.D .. at the Irvine Hilton Hotel
onJan. IOJli IOa.m.
Dr L> nch. the foun<k·r of Golden West
Mcd1cal/Nu1 n11on Center will present a seminar on
how to improve we1~ht loss and at the same time
improve )Our financial s11ua11on through "Nutrient
II Weight Loss Program:·
No rt''>Cf\ a11ons 'arc rcqum·d for the seminar
Th1.· In inc Hilton is located off thr Jamboree
Exit ot thl' San Diego Frc1.·"a).
Ronnle Brown to perform
Ronnfe Brown, a pt'an1st who was trained 1n the
classics at the New Engl.and Conservatory of Mum·.
will bring the Ronnie Brown All Stars to UC Irvine's
Fine Arts Village T heatre at 8 p.m. Jan. 1.l.
Brown has performed an cl ubs from New York"s
&1S1n litn~ct East to the Kul m Hotel in St. Montz.
The Nt·wport Beach resident n.-cc1 ed his bachelor's
and mac;tcr's dl'grees in music from the prestigious
Boston rnnscrvatof).
Tickets for th e performance at S 10 general
adm1s's1on. SS for U('J students and S8 for other
students. senior citizens and UCI affiliates art•
available at the UCI Fine .\ns Box Office.
For telephone. mail and credit card ordc".
phone 856-6616. ..
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An Aerommdco DC-9 (left). phm&ee a,.lde down toward tbe
1round .econda after colllclln& with a llClat p1-ue oYer Cerrttoe.
wlalle tbe wrecuae ~ tbe •mall plane wbtcb collided wltb tbe
jetliner la remOftli from eclaoolyard in Cerrttoe.
Supreme Court rejectiQns, Cerritos
air disaster Yoted_ state' stop stories
' ~ -By Tiiie Auodaled Presa balloting was the Aug.-3 I coll1S1on between planned shuttle pcm proJect at Vandenberg
an Acromexico jc1hner and a pm ale plane Air Force . Base. po'ltponement of ad-
The h1s1om· voter rejection of Chief
J ustice Rose Bird and two other Justices of
the California .Supreme Court. and the
appointment of Malco'1i Lucas as Bird's
successor was \'Otcd ~ ibp C:a hfo rn1a
news story of 1986 b} newspaper and
broadcac;t mrn1bers o( The Associated
Prc!>s.
Thl· No'. 4 hallot-bo' ou~ter of Bird and
Justice'> Cru1 Re} noso and Joseph Grodin
"as the fir'it 11mc members of the high
courtha"c been \'Oted out ofoffi ce 1n the 50
~ear'I Californ ia has been holding non-
partisan retention elec119ns.
· The campaign spent S 10 million on both
stdl'S. a national record for a 1ud1c1al
election. It "a" dom1natcd b) attacks on
B~d by a coalition of conser' atl\ e groups.
prosecutors. businesses and Republican
leaders. "'ho stre'i~d her unbroken record
of' oting to overturn death sentences and
said she was thwartin~ the will of the
· people liupportl·rs of B1rd argued that the
death penalt) .)'AS being used as a
'imokescrecn for poh11cal and economic
l'iSUC'>.
She.wa., dcfeat1.·d b' nearh a 1-1 \Ole
margin. The defeats of Grodin and Re-
) noso-le.,..er-1.now n fdlo':' appo1n11.·1.·<; of
former Go'. Jerr) Bro" n -b) about J-2
margin'! apparently wen:' due to opponenr,·
~ucces~ 1n I) ing them to Bird.
The elcrnon ga \I.' Cio' C. ieorgl' Dcu-
kmc11an. who oppo~d all three JU"t•Cl'~. a
r hancl' to :ippo1nt a maJOrtl~ of the <JC\ en-
membcr court. He has nominated ht\
former law partner. Just1\·e Lucas. to
succeed Bird. but has )Ct to fill the threl'
'acanc1es on the court.
·Placing second 1n the anr,iual .. tall'
over 1hc Los i\ngele., 'IUburh of Cerritos 1n d1t1onal shuttle: and related PfOJCCIS b)
which 82 persons lost their liHs. Caltforn1a compa nies and dela)S 1n JPL's
hortly before noon on I hat sunny Labor unmann~d probes to the sun. V<.'nus and
Day weekend. an errant P1~r Cherokee on J up1 ter.
a short hop to Big Bear knifed into the tail 5. Ed Z~hau emerges from oblicunty to
oft he Mexican OC-9 a~ 11 >Aas approfichin~ wan the GOP\ I ' .S S..·nate nomination.
Lo\ i\f\ieles ln1erna11 nnal i\1rpon 1n later losing the general election to Dcmo-
rc<slrictcd airspace. • crat1c incumbent \Ian ( ramton.
· Roth craft sp1rakd hclplessl~ tu lier~ ·6. To\lc ""a!>t<.· rnntinut-s to be a hazard
doom amidst tree-lined strcl'h and 11d) 10 C'allforn1ans. 1ndudang ground'Aater
homes. killing all 6~ people aboard the contamination from TC E. PC 8 and other
airliner. three people 1n the Piper and 15 Roee Blrd Malcolm Lac:aa dangerous sul'Ktanccs. the d1sman1ll ng of
'reo;1den1s on the ground • the Humboldt atom11. plant. and numerous
T.he Piper crashed into :l school ~ ard and might one da' be tre:itcd following prom1.,. tm:ir spill!> from commercial trucks.
the Jel shattcr~d a q uiet neighborhood 1ng prelim1na11 te\llng of .\ZT and other 7 .\proliferation off aliforn1 a p~ cases
nl'arh). destroying I 0 home<, :ind damag-· e).pcrimcntal drug' ~nenttsts also are capture thl· headline-;. including the con-
ing ~e,cn others. tr)1ng to dc,dop a ,acn ne to prc,cnt 'trll On!> of Jern Wh1t>Aorth an San Fran-
ln the >At.•eks and month., that follo\.\ed. \IDS. but aut1on that it's too earl\ tu ci..co and R W ·Miller 1n Los .\ngeles
the lra h triggered mass concern about air predlct succes\. · M. Ille) Republican Gov. (Jcorgc Dcu-
~f('t~ 1n the congested skies aboH· the Los Acquired 1mm\Jnc ddie1en-c.') sy ndrome kme11an 1s reelcctl.'d to a o;ccond term 1n a
.\ngek'i Basin. re'luhing in change~ 1n some cnppks 1h1.• bod)·, disl·ase-figh.ting im-landslide v 1cton O\ er Demo1. rat 11.
F .\~ 01ght rules. clo~r examination of air munl' s)stem. lea\'1 ng m v1ct1ms vulncr-challenger Ma) or· Tom Brad-11.·y ·of. Lo.,
tranir control procedure!> and increa!oed able to a vanet) ol lifl'·threaten1ng 1nfrl-.\ngcles follu>A 1ng a rnslt) and often bitter
reporting of near-misses b) priva te pilots. 11un-. and certai n cancl·rs. 1.-ampa1gn -.
Four da~ '>of investiga11ve heann~ were .\JOS. which "'as , otcd the state'<, top M1 lllon\ con11nue tu take a chance on
held into the cause .of the (em to' d1<sastcr. \ton in I Q85. 1<; cau\ed b' a , 1ru'i he lie' ed the o;tate lollel) g.ames and< alifo'rn1a Lo tto
the \.\Orst crash in Los .\ngcles .\1rport 10 he passed through biood and semen fi . .iq l'i introduced at nearh 5,()(XJ outlets
h1s1011. and federal offi cial'> were expected (1roup' at highest mk for getting A IDS are \tate>A 1dc So fa r SI 2 b1illon ha!> been
111 relca!le the result'i of thl·1r findings b) male homose\ual\. 1ntraH·nou!I drug u .. 1.·r\ a"'ardcd. indudingS 17 9 million to a Lotto
l·arl) !lummcr. and ren pients of contamrn:ncd blood win ntr-.from <x:ea n\1de
Californn1·, AIDS cm" "'a' \Oled third. produn~. , Ci Th1.· I lnl\Cr\ll) of ( alitornia d1.,,e .. t!>
..., th1.· drl·ad d1~·a'e continues to take an Kound, ng uul ( alifornia\ Top I()· liout h .\fm·an holding<. aftc:r month~ of
rnrrcas1ng toll. '\s of No' l'mber. -\I OS had .i. De~tructl\ e Ooo<l'> strike Northern dehate a blood~' o;tudonl protc't at L C
hccn diagnosed 1n 27. I 9 people 1n the t ali lornia la-.t "'inter. fornng the C\ acu-Bcrk~lc} and a pre-dl'ctton turnaround b~
l 'n1tcd 'tatcs and da1med 15.445 ll\es. at1on of 50.00CJ people and causing S400 (,o, DcukmeJian
at.cording to the Centers for Disease million in damage. 10 Fe.,~cn'h ac11' 11) Pl'I'adcs (ahfom1a
( ontrol. \.\1th unusually high conccntra-5 (tic) Januaf) ·., explo!">1on of the spa n· buo;incss. in cluding the acqu1,111on of
t1ons in Lo' .\ngelcs. and San Francisco. 'ihuule Challen~l'r oO Florida ha'I a ma1or \.1 1d( on ( orp. b~ Ocn dcntal Petroleum.
On the brighter s1d1.'. stat1.• rcc;earch ha\ affect on California ·s , 11al :H.·rospaCl' 1he \lashing of4.()()(J Jobs at Che Hon C orp
ra1sl'd !>Onll' hope that the dead I~ d1sea!>c 1nduo;tl!. 1nclud1ng -.uspen .. 1on of the and• 1ed 1 urnl't·, punha-.1.• uf MC 1M
Safe AIDS va·ccine said to be yeiJrs aw8y
LOS .\NC.iE LES (A P)-Human lt'Sllng '\t;Htt·d \ID~ 'a1.·1.·1nl' ll'\llng. the Time\
of c perimental .\IDS 'acc1nl'' \\111 tx-gin \aid
an IQ~7. but <,cveral \t'ar'i ofr1.·~arrh "111 be < h1mp~1n1cl'I. arc thl' onl) 'lpecies other
n•qum·d to de\Clop a -;afc and dli.·l'tt\I.' th.in human' that 1.'an he 1nfel'h'd "1th the
\J\'t'IOt'. '>''lt'nttst'i pred11:t. ~I D'i '1ru,. but onh I .h<>O of the animal'>
"l lnder the 1x· .. 1 of nrrnm,tanl'l''I, large l'\l\l in the l mtt·d· ~tate'I. about JOO or
trial-. to dt•t<·rm1nt· \.\hl·thl·r Jn .\IDS "h1th ar1.· bt·1n~con'l!dcred for .\IDS
'acnn1.· \\orks arc SC\l'ral \Ctlr\ a"a':· Dr ll'\llng. anurd1ng to 'a rl'P<>rl m . cptl'Ol·
Jonathan· Mann. director of 1h1.• ·world hn·, l'i 'Ul' ofSncnr1.· magu11m'.
Health Organ11at1on·s i.\IDS program. 'laid It' a 'acnne for acquired immune
rcccnth at a WllO confen·nte 111 Gene' a. drlincnc~ '>) ndrome 1., ~ucccssfull~ tl'stcd
S"111erland 1n ch1mpan1ce!.. rc~archcrs "Ill '>ollnt
"Hut \.\C nng,ht hc able lo -.1gn1ficantl~ human 'oluntecr'i fo r testing. screening
accelerate \3Ceint· de,elopml'nt 1f"e stan thl·m ftro;1 \\llh hlood tc~h 10 make o;ure
planning no\\ for these trials." 'laid Mann. 1h1.·~ arl•n't al read~ lar~ 1ng the .\ID~
His 1.·omments \.\t're puhlished in T Ut.''I· '1ru,,
da) '!> cd111ons nfthe Lo<i .\ngd1.·" T1mc'I. '' 1if 1:1,1 \\l'l'k. 28.405 ·\ml'rll·ans had
Thl' Food and Drug .\dm11mtra1ion·, lx•t•nd1 dgnn\l'd"11h .\IDS.and l~.229h:id
appro' al 1<:. needed bcfort· human 1eo;11ng nl died. 1>1-.u>' t'f\ ol lht· .\IDS \lru~ "'h1t·h
t.'\;pt·nml•n tal 'al·c1nr-. can hl..·g1n 1n th1.· Jttack' lhl' h<)d~ ·., immune S} 'item and
United State'i. lca'e' an 1nd1' 1dual more o;usn·pt1hle to
Most re~·archt•r; bchc'c thl' protection mfcctu'n' ;md tumor'>. "':l'i announcrd an
offered b' an np<•nmcntal 'acn nl' !.hould _ I 9X-'
be confirnu·d 1n ch1mpan1ce'\ fir!>t. hut no Thl' tif\t human tl''>l'I "'1 11 focu~ mo!.tl~
successful test' haH· hcen repont•d b} an~ on a \Jl'cine's safct) con"daa11ons ra ther
of the several rc:s1.•arch grnupci that recl·ntl) than protc:ction 11 oOcrs from the dc:adl~
dl\l'a't.'. .. aid Dr. Rohen (ieret\. d 1rer1or of
the '1ru'i" and cell tnolog) department at
~krd. \harp and Dohme 1n Wc!.t Putnt.
Pa "h1d1 rl'll'ntl~ 'tarted an .\ID~
' .ll l'I nc prugra m
f h11"4.' ash ·ll tn '11luntccr likel\ "'II be
hc.tllh\ indl\ 1duaJ, JI "ab'\OIUll0I) /l'rC1
m l.," 1it a(quinng ·\II>~. \\hKh pnmaril~
-.tril.,1.·, homm1.•\ua1 ... hl·moph1liac!> and
11\ll a\ l'nl'OU\ drug U\er,, ( •l'fl't~ \aid.
.\I OS 1<; ca u~cd h' a \I ru'I hclic' ed lo he
pa<.o;('d through hlood and 'ICmt·n. hut not
through ca'iual contact
In the 'it'cnnd ph.l\t.' ol human tt·st1ng.
'11lu n 1crrs "ill tx· g1' t:n 'an om do,age' of
th1.· 'ac1.·1nc 10 't'l' h11>A mm h 1\ r1.·qu1r1.•d tu
hulld up nn adcquall' 1mmun11~ lc,cl.
Mann o;n1d
\'olunll'l'r'> 111 thl' 'l'l1>nd pha'l' "ould
indudc 1nd1' 1dual' nlll rrn iou-.h t'\·
p<l'lt.'d to tht• '11 u' but "ho n11ght lx•nt·ft1
from an' rmlll't'll't.' l'lkct'. li kl! l ' I\.
ml'tlical stulknt' nr ;u.ltik,<.l·nt<. in \fnca
\\ho aren't \l'l 'l'\1talh .tl ll\l'. (1ercl\ ..aid
I h1.· lina·I '"18l' 111 hum.in .1l·~11 ng >Adi
111 ,nhl· l\\o .. grnur' of 1nd1\ldual!> at
mOderatc 10 n1gn r"" '" unt·iorn ng \ll J~.
hke male homo~\ualc, ur 'f><>U'><''I of
hl·muph1hal'\. one group 11! "'llll h "ill hc
gl'l'n plan·bo!>. ~tann 'i31d
But rc~archer' alrt•aJ~ .ill' dl·h.1ting
"ht>thcr 1t'\ eth1l·al tu allo" pJ1 tll lpJnt' tu
cnnt1nul' l'ngag1ng 1n at 11' llll'' that
heighten thl·1r n,t... nfacqu1nng \ID"I "'h1:n
health 1.·1hJt'at111n rnuld rt·ducl' 1h.11 lil.,e-
hhnod
Thl' 'olunll't'r' "ill ha ' l' to tx: trat 1-l·d h'
rt·,cart·hl·r-. tor 'l'' l'ra l · H':tr\ .11 ll·ao;'1
tx·<aw.e of lhl• long anruhauon pt·mJJ o l thc
\IDS \trU'\. ~urh 1c .. 1ing also "rn nrl·d to
hc n induC'tcd \lmultancou'lh 1n ':mou<.
part\ nl thl· "orld. \1ann \a 1d.
L1ab1lit\ cunrc:rns al'io will be a la<'tor in
.\IDS ,afr1m· tl'\11ng in the l 'n1tl·d ~tall''
panh hl.'l·au'l' 1)1 \.\1dc.,,prrad ka1 111 th e
dl'>Cll'l'
\ nt.'" C alilMnrn la" hm1h manufa1. ..
turer'' liah1llt' tor -\I()~ 'an int'' l'''a~
11\hl·d .1 \late claim., funo 10 pa' for
'acl lnl'·n·l;Jt l•d in.1 unt'' and prm 1dl'd $"
million 10 'llh\ld11c d tnKal trial' 1ll an
FD.\-apprn' l'd 'an·1ne .
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Outward Bound USA turns 25
.Groups of diverse amateurs learn fast
how to become a team of near-experts
..... -\forl· than 15.000 \tudenl\ a ~car thl· 'oung \a1lor..· rnntidcnl'l'. I l1llt
knrn rappt•ll1ng. cross:-coun.tf) 'lk11ng · '"'"ll'<.l 1t lx·callcd Ouh,ard Hound. a
;ind "h11l'-''ater raft1~ COUl"S\''i nautical l'\prC'i\IOn referring 111 thl•
1a .. 11ng .1 ll''~ da~s to a le" months. mumrnt a 'hip lea\ CS sali:· hail;>\>r tor
Hut till' .,i...111 "not thl' moo;t 1mportant tht· Ol)l'n 'l'a . {
By DAGMAR OBER~IGNER
DENV£R -Outward Bound. the
rigorous program that participants
say dcvl'lops inner strengths 85 well as
outdoor o;k1ll'i. opened its fi rst U.S.
hool 25 )t'ars ago in an aspen 1rove
above the Colorado mountain town
ofMarhlc.
It was an offshoot of a program
found1.·d an Wales in World War II to
help mcrt'hunt seamen survive Ger-
man torpedo attacks b)' teaching
them lcudcrsh1p. teamwork and sclf-
confidcm·e.
When O ut"ard Bound took root an
the t ln1tcd States, the emphasis
remain® th\• ..:imc. but 11'1 the rugged
Rockic'I the program took on a
distinct!) .\mcrican character.
Fi ve U.S. 'IChools now offer the
basic outdoor courses. But Outward
Bound toda) al'I<> h<'lps high school
studcnt'i an Nl·w York C'ity learn to
read bctt<'r. troubled Vietnam vet·
erans and nlJX' v1C't1ms to rope with
their painful memories. and canc<'r
p,atients and their families to find
more strcnath.
Outwl.rd Bound " us1na 1t~ 2Sth
ann1 vcrsar) a a time of rc-cvalu·
at ion. Enrollm<"nl has douhll'd but fu nd
ra151n1 has laaaed ou~o; co't about
u war un as a m1 c-c ass
Ju, Ur)'.
Striving to return to itso·nginal gonl
of being affordable to all. Outward
Bound Inc .. the not-for-profit btxl)
based in G reenwich. Conn.. that
c hartcl'1 schools and oversees thl'm.
has launched a drive to raise mon1.·,.
aiming fo r S 11.3 million over li\'e
\Cars.
· And while Outward Bound ino;1st~
its primary aoal still is t~n-agers. th e
median age oflhe students is now· 12.
In the summer of 1962. 100 teen-
age bo)s signed up for three 26-da~
mountaanccnng courses held near
Marble. 20 miles 50uth~st of A pen.
The Colorado school sen .:d 'itudent
No. 50.000 this summer.
The five U.S. schools ha ve mor('
than 160.000 1dumni. Rcs1dc'l ( olo·
rado. the schools are in Maine. NMth
Carolina. OfCfon and Minnesota
The alumni include. Dcput) LI S
Sccrctary of State John Whitehead;
.\rthur Le' 111 Jr .. the head of the
.\menean Stock E:\chanac: NO
News Anchorman To(!l Bro kaw. anlt
dau&hters of entertainer 8111 Costly
IBM. ·Xemx and Burgt'r King arc
amona the corporation'i that ha~c
'l<'nt employees to Outward Bound
courses.
thinlt. r h1.· 1,tudrnt'I \lly lhe course In Out" ard Bound"-; fit'lt H'ar on
forrc th· 1 •
to dl't'O\ l'r H''>l'rvt•s of strl·ngth and
shad1.·., 11 t:C'h:irar1er the) never knc"
the' hud . .;It n-.tlh doe-.n 't matter to an
1nstrur1nr 11 hl· runs across thl' tx·'lt
natural nwk d1 mber e'er to h11 lh• "01.U'-ffiroHment ha' doub . u
-ptlml'l on rm course-." says Ste\ c." <lur cndo\' ment ha<i not doubled.''
Trullt. C ulurado Outward BounCJ's "31d Out"artl Round L'Si\ Pre 1dcnt
d1rl'l'tor of de\ elopment "That's not John Ra' n11lds.
Out''"urd Bound. He !W.lld ll•en-agcrs remain Out\.\ard
"What'' more Outward Bqund I' Bound'' pnma~ focu~. But he 'i31d its
the student that struggk' up the cliff t~volution rnto an 1')l'&ani1a11 on that
and that ha'> to focl' 'lom1.· real ·c an I alsu -.en1.''I adults was only natural.
makt· 11'1• 'I "ant help.' ·1 ('t nw do'An ' "You don't "top changing and )OU
kin~ of w n01ct." don"t 'ltop gfO\\lng Jll'll bt>t·ausc
, Out"ard Round 1s the hra1nch1ld of ~ou're not a tl'<.'n-agcr "
Kun Hahn. an O xford-edul·ated Jc" Wh1tchead. who ha-. hccn \lft IO
\.\ho "a' arrl'(fUn1tional p1oncw an Outward Bound trips. agn·c11. Cit•rnian~ hcforc hi s 11nt1-Na11 '1ew., Sp<'nkmg at th<· C.:olomdo Outward
forced him out. He oix·ned the Hound 25th ann1,crsaf) dinner in C.ordon~toun 'l<.'hool for l"'<l\' in I km l'r. he nott'd that -.oung pt•opk
Scotland 1n IQ \4 h'l ~tud{'nto; haH oth·n 'lp<'al. of profound per~onat
1nclud<·d Prince Philip. the current change~ afler a course.
Outward Bound patron 1n l ngland. "Wcll.-~1 the adq1nn·d agc of 4.
.and Pnn e Charil· . Out"ard Round hangl-d mv hfc. 100.
In World War II. Sir La\\rl·nce "II k t me feel the e"<h1larat1()1l or
Hoh. head of a 8rit1'lh ~hipping ti rm hard ph\.111~·.1 work. t~l' JO\ of a~kNI for tfnhn's htlp ufler J1'1<.1.n er-dl\\O\crin1 ho~ Quickly a grou p of
1n{l tha1 >A hen h1' \hlf)!l '1"Cfl' h11 b~ dl\C'l"ie :i ma lt'\ln can bec-omr a team
torpcdl'C\. mrin) you nger ~amen of ncar-t•,pcrl\. h 'ii retched rTI ) mind
"ti\' d 1ng "h1lc "'luting m life rnfi.. and m~ hodv to do thins~ which I
for rl'-'l'll\' thOUJ,ht I l·ou\d not do. It re tored m} I tatin rrnpo~d a program tO hoo~t <nul ·
•. ~r,v-.,L11119a R
Penny Brodear. Pl'OlfUD dit9ctor for Celondo O.twud
aoand. didn't let llerina:E'" ··=~~!et 1a ta. • way wben •be demOWlltl• Mr ra ••d ..
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M qr,.. C.. DAILY PILOT/ Wedneldey, December 31, 1188
C' .
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Par&de
crOwd
gather~
elltly
PASADENA (A PJ -Rosi.' Parade
carl)'birds staked out prime 'Viewing
spots Tuesday. starttng theil'turbside
campout two days before the New
Year's 0a)' parade in cheerful de-
fiance of a police ban.
.. We're j ust here savin~ a spot for -
thc teen group at church. · said Matt
Mace. 17. of Powa\. "ho sat on a lawn
chair next to · Orange Grove
Boulevard. "We''e got a little TV, a
{portable) stC'reo and someone tn our
group has a .relall''t' that li ves near
here. so we can go there and takt' a
showt'r.··
Onl} a ft.~ dOtl'n people sat on
la"n chairs or !>ldC'''alks along the
parade route Tul·sda' morning. But if
past )Cars arc an} ind1ca11.on. their
numtx·rs should swell int6 the
thousands Wcdne~da} morning.
Poltct' sa id ea rha the\ wouldn't
allow parade spectators· to gather
until noon WcdncsJa). but. as in past
years. the ban ''-a!>n't enfo rced rigor-
ous!-. .
.. .\s lunK :n tlwre an· no problems.
thert"s nothing wc·rt' concerned
abou1." police gt. Mike Vandergrift
said.
-U.S. announces
~ trade retaliation
against E.urope
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PALM SPRINGS (AP) -Presi-
dent Reapn, retaliatinaaaainst Euro-
pean trade policies that the Unft~d
States says cost American farmers
about $400 .million a year, .. will
impose duties likely to raise U.S.
consumer prices for imponed gin,
brandy, inexpensive white "~nc and
cheese, it was anooun'ced Tuesday.
The decision was d isclosed as IJlc
president and first lady Nancy Re·
agan vacationed at the home of
publisher Walter Anncnbcrg. wh~rc
the) will attend a private New Year's
Eve pany on Wednesday. They will
return to the White House on Friday.
The trade action followed lengthy
n~go11ations between thl' nated
States and the European Economic
Communit} over compensation fo r
high tanfTs imposed by the EEC on
U.S. ara1n fttd imports to Spain.
which formerlv was a lucr.ui ve mar-
ket fo r American corn and sorghum.
The retaliation. likely to be met
with European . action against U.S.
farm products, takes the form of a 200
percent U.S. duty on European gin.
·brandy. white wine. assorted varieties
of cheese. canned ham. endives.
carrots and olives.
Duties on most af the products now
are about I 5 to 20 percent, he said.
If exporters and retailers choose JO
absorb the higher dut).'. the prices of
the imported good wall 10 up. If, u
c!xpected. they do not. prices would
still 10 up because there would be less
of these goods coming ioto the United
States.
"The intent.is to stop the trade dead
in us tracks." Yeutter said.
-The higher duties arc to go into
effect at an unspecified date but not
later than Jan. 30.
Yeuttcr said there would probably
be further talks with the EEC. also
kn own as the Common Market,
be tween now and then but the two
sides are far apart.
The United States is demandjna
full compensation for its loss and
Ycutter 'said he estimated the EEC's
latest offer. at about 30 cents on the
dollar. •
Higher barriers against U.S. feed
grains were imposed on Spain and
Portugal when the Common Market
was enlarged to include those nations,
bringing the number of countries to
12.
The paradl'. "h1ch starts at 8:20
a.m. Thursda' "1th .. .\ World ot
Wonders" theme and soccer star Pele
as grand mar!lhal. "111 feature SQ
flowt'r-o' l'red tloats and will be
follo"cd at~ p.m. b} the Rqse Bo"I
football game bet"een M1ch1gan and
.\rizona tatc.
Edith He.el~l'th, left, and her &rand·
mother, Holly He.elbarth, play carda on
South Orange Grove Boulevard ln Paaadena
UL.1111tii•1
Tueaday a• tbey •take out a vlewtna epot for
the Tournament of Roeee Parade. Holly I•
vielting from Penneylvanla.
The biggest items are· the doty on
gallon containers or less of white w~ne
costing less than $4 per gallon. on
gallon containers or less of brand}..
costi ng more than S 13 per gallon and
on gin in containers of one gallon or
less.
Yeuttcr said the Portuguese bar-
ners ha vt' been negotiated separately
so that U.S. farmers are no lonser
losing their markets in that country.
He said the retaliation apinst the
Spanish trade.barriers were chosen to
hurt as many as possible-of the
original I 0 EEC countries. which the •
United States holds responsible for
the barriers.
The Tournament of Roses Assoc1a-
uon sa~s 11 c\pects I m1.lhon curbside
spectators and a "orld" 1de television
audience of 350 million f~r the
parade. mu h higher than thl.' original
cst1ma1e of 125 m1ll1on TV ''1ewcrs
because of an 1ncrcase'in the number
of nations \\here the parade "~be tC'levised
Hundreds of 'olunteers ado l'd
the tloat' w11h more than 6 mil n
tlO\\l"rs from around thl' world Flo s
depict g1an1-s11d:I n·plac:a'> ol
dinosaurs. the Loch :--:css Monsta.
1he Little Old La d' from Pasadena
and King Kong. \\ho \\Ill lift a real.
scrcamin~ actress 1,nto the air during
Thursda) s parade.
"Th1ngsarcex1remel~ !>US). but "l'
Jon't seem to ha\'\.' an' cn'>C, ... '\tlld
tournament spokes"oman Kn,tan
~1ahr~
~labr) said the paradl· "'II l":
broadcast in the l lnated ~tates.
People's Rl'pubhc of Chana. Pul·rto
Pollut.ants in San_.Diego B~y
contaminating se~ life, food
SA:" DIEGO C..\P) -Fash and thl'
orsanasms· on "h1ch the) feed arl'
being contaminated ·with chemical
pollutant~ that ha' e 'w\Orkcd their wa)
into the marine food chain in . an
Du:go Ba). a federal \<.·1ent1s1 said
Monda'
In a federa l '>tud' that l'\amaned I~
coastal en' 1ronrr1e:nt'> from \:in
Diego north to .\lasl..a. scd1ml·n1
samples sho"t.·d ~an 01cgo Ba) wit h
the high est ·le' cl of pollu tion from
pol~chlon nawd haphcn~ Is. or PCBs.
as "ell a11 aromatic h'drocarbons.
and to"n' '>U<. h a<, "coppl'r an.d
chromium
The ~tud' ·a1..., found that 23
percen1 ol thl' barred sand bass caught
and anal) tl'd b) biologists suffered
from tin ero\1on. a pollu11on-rclatcd
disease 1ha1 break" down tin Mrul."-
turc <.aid Donald Malins. principal
1n' cmgator and author of the Na-
tional Oceanic and ..\tmo<;phcnc ..\J-
m1na..,trat1on report.
"There arl' 1.:karl~ probkm'> 1n the
San Diego area:· said Malm'>. direc-
tor of the en' ironml'ntal di\ l\1on ol
the North" est and ..\laska· F1sha1(''>
Center 1n ~l·attk
He· sa1cL.ttia1 "hilc thl· stud) gl\ cs
snen11sts an idea of the le' cl of
pollution. 11 as unclear ~hat the
1rnphca11ons might Ix' to people
rnnsum1 ng mannt.· hf<: t.·ontam1na1cd
tn thl' IO\IOS
·"Looking at all tht.·se pollution
prtiblems. tht·rc 1s good reason to be
lool..1ng into 1mphca11om to htaman
health. spel·1ticall} in regards to thl'
con<;ump11on of (contaminated ) fi sh
and shellfish ... ht.• ~1d. "But the
stud1~ ha' e Ill'' a lx'l'n conductt.'d
that \\Ould g1't' U'> that kind of
-rnformat1on . and 1n m} opinion
the' arc needed
· "The ~cncral pattern "l' founJ in
this l8-s1 1estud\ wan ,hernou ha'c
peopk and mdustrlal aCll\1°lleS. )OU
arc 111..cl ~. to liCl' a buildup of toxtc:
rhem1rnl ' and thl' fi'h ,,,11 pick thl'lll
up 11 thl' conl'l'ntrat1on' rcal·h a
n·rta1n k\cl. and we don't knm' what
that k' l'l 1s \Ct. tht.'n I think 11 could tran.~latl' 1ntr1 serious h1ulogKal Jam·
~l&l'
~lalin-. 'a1~ thl· ~an D1l'go portion
of the \IUd} 1nH1hcd sampk<; of
\l'd1nwnt. fi.,h and 1nH'rtabratc or·
g.<101\m\ w l..en from the ha~ la'>t Jul\
300-4(X) feet oltshorl' lrom thl' 28th
St reet pier. amples also "ere takl·n
from JUSt outside the ba~. That
allo"ed $<'1Cnt1sts to romparl' sam·
pies tal..cn from a Siil' near an urban-
industnaltzed area and one morl·
rl'mo' ed from ci' 1li1a11on. ~1 ahns said the ~0.\..\ 'IUd\
begun an I 9!S4. l'i ongoing and ,j.,
obJeCtl\ c 1s tu detamine "hcthl·r
there arc corrl'la11ons between high
lc'els of pollution and d1sea es 1n
marine ltfc
o\ccnrd1ng to th e report scd1mt·n1
\ample' takl'O from the urban sill'
near the pier contained 5.000 pans
hl'r b1ll1on of aromatic h)drocarbon'i.
"h1ch arc ix·trolcum deri' at1' cs
Ou ts1dl· the bay. the figurl' was ks~
than 20 parh per hill1 on.
PCB's. banned as a '>U'>PlTtcd
l'anccr-cau">ing agent in 11.174 bu1
rcs1'iten1 10 brea k dO\\ n 1~ the
l'nvironment. \\l'rl' present '" thl·
\Cd1mcn1 at a rate of 420 part<, pl'r
bi llion 'rrsus sc,cn parts ix·r billion
outsu.Jc San Dll'go Ba~.
Tran·'> of mt.'tals surh as rnppl'r and
l hrom1ul'n. "hKh arc toxic to marinl'
hli.·. al'io werl· found
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WOMAN AWAH DIAGNOITIC CINnR, I prewenttw medk:al
ollnlc, on.. 1 ecrMnlnl progrem for Ill ......., In oon·
tonnenoe with the Aillerfctin Cer.oer --~=•llMe tor ~.,n,:-omen Aw.. wtlo d do • COMPL Te ..,._, exem"""°" for a OM. y• to 111
wemen with 1 brwt complelnt. ·we oover the t1l1wjng~ ~""" (LOlr Ooeet ~-tied Ultfwund ... (~ .......... w--Aw9N)
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Rico. the 13ahamas. Tri nidad and .
f obago. Japan . .\rgen11na. the Dom-
in1l·an Republic. Mala}Sla. Panama.
Singapore. No"' a). Finland. the
\il•t hcrlands. C.u,embou~. Costa
Kirn. Ecuador. France. ~tc,1co.
< iuam . (1ua\emala. Ital\. outh
Korea. Yugo'>la' 1a. S"ed.l'n. rkn-
mJrk. l:kl g1um. We'>I German) and·
..\u,tralia
Claims in
molestation
case suit
disallowed
LO\ \:"GELE ( ..\PJ -Three
formn ~kMart1n Pre-School
molntatwn defendants lost a bid r Ul'r.da~ Ill 1ncludt.• false-arrest all ega-
11110' in l:l\\'iUllli. hut their attorncv~
'><I\ thl' hl·nrt of th e cast' again.st
proc;el utor' and others sllll 'itands.
Separate la" suits contend the
nghts of V1rgin1a McMartin. Pegg)
..\nn Rud.e~ and Ba be tte . pitier wt'rc
'1olatcd \\hen the} were proscClltcd
on charges of ma~' child abuse at the
Manhattan Beach preschool. Tbc
'011-. wek $1 0 m1ll1nn 1n damages for
t.'ach "oman from the c11' of Man-
ha11an Beach. th e· cnunt\ of Los
..\ng<·lc ... K ..\B( -TV and other defcn·
dan t'
..\II u1m1nal l'hargec; against the
thrl'l'. and ·against two other teachers
at the 'l'hool were dismissed' in
Japuar} b~ thl' Los .\ngelcs D!stnct
\ttOrn\:~ ·, otllce on ground c; of insuf-
ficient l'' 1dencc. Onh· '"o of the on~1nal '>l'' ('n defendant' remain.
I m ..\ ngl'll''> liupl'rior Court J udgc v. arrl·n Dcl'nng un Tucsqa~ dis-
m1~'l'd thl' la"su11s· accusations of
1:.il.,l· arre't and fal~e 1mpmonmcn1.
I k ruled that tht.' da1 ms should have
OCl'n tiled "11hin I 00 da' s of the
d rrL''t" in I IJ84 •
lh·ma1ning 1s thl' central conten-
tion that the defendants' nghtc; to due
pn.>el''>' \\l'rl· '1olatcd in a pros-
l'ru11on ba~·d on allcgcdh un reliable te'it11non~ of )Oung children \\ho
tko;cnh<.'d moll'<.tat1ons. death threats
anJ animal mutila11on'i at the !>Chool.
"~\"re r,1111 left wi th the meat." ,
'>aid f:l"en (iauna. attorne" for M ...
Sp1tlt'r ··\\ l"rc ga thering e,:1dencc of
their ml\rnnduct every day ...
L '.S. Trade Representative C'layton
Yl·utter _said the brand} and wane.
mosth from France. would account
for s~so m1lhon of the $400 million a
)Car. and the gan. from Britain. "ould
amount to S70 m1llton of11.
"Clearl) pnces "111 nsc." Y cutter
told reportt-rs. He added that he could
not sa' ho" much. hut "11 "111 be ~1gn1fican1.~·
Much of the cheese. for instance.
comes from Denmark and The
Ne therlands.
Yeutter conceded that Reagan's
action could prt-cipitate a stepped-up
trade "ar between the United States
and the EEC ifthe European retaliate
1n return .
Adoptive, biolqgical
mothers say unusual
adoption works well
MARSTON MILLS, Mass. (A P)-Nine months after the "open
adoption .. ofEnn McGarve) became final. the biological and adoptive
parents of tht' 3-)ear-old retarded child' agree that the unusual
arrangement to shart' her is working well.
Erin's b1olog1cal mother said she hasn't seen her daughter for
about !>I\ mQnths. but finds comfort an knowing that when she wants to
sec and hold her she can. ·
Her husband. Erin\ b1olog1cal father. takes E.rm's older sister to
'1s11 the child about ever) sa' week . Erin's two fam1hes li'e a few miles
apart. ·
In her adopll' c fama l}. Enn has four older sisters. including one
"ho was also adopted. an older brother. a dog. a rabbit and three cats.
··If!> 'Cl) advantafeou) for her to be an a famil y with other
ch1ldn:n. "hich 1s exact y what her parents wanted for her." said her
adopt1 \'e mother. (arol McGarvey. "She be~ame-so animated because
there l'iJUSt so much goang on."
When she arrived at the McGane)s' home 10 this section of
Barnstable on Caix· C'od. Erin. who has Down's syndrome.~as unable
to sit.,up. Today. she has begun to walk and talk and has the
de' efopment level of an 18-month-old.
Her biological parents and 8-year-old sister form part of an
extended famil y. according to Mrs. McGarvey. "They're there for
financial support. The) 're there for emoti onal support. They're there if
we need 11." she said.
Thq na \'e brought 0¥,Cr some of their older daughter's clothes "as
1f passing do" n 11cm.s from one child to another like she's still in the
famil~ ... Mrs. McGarve} said. The) also have brought Erin birthday
and Chmtma11 gifts.
"Yes. 11\ "Orl11ng out ... said Mrs. McGarvt'y. "We're stall really
glad "e did 1t."
Enn's adoption attracted nationwide attention when 1t became
final on March 14. although the surrender papers had been .signed in
June 1985
Hen b1olog1cal mother said she decided to give Enn up for
adoption after keeping her for 14 months because the child's needs
overwhelmed her.
"I feel that I'm her mother. There's no question an my mind." she
!>lid. "But I don't forget that I'm not her first mother."
·1 feel I've sa id m) goodbyes." said En n's biological mother. who
kt·rps a lock of her daughter's hair together with the ashes of her dead
son.
"There" 111 be a need for me in another six months to sec her. I can
feel it building." she said. ''The special kind ofbond I feel for Erin won't
die."
RUFFELL'S
UPHOLSTERY HIC. ... , ..... c..s .....
1122-•w .. CllTl--Ml-UM
~ Oek I Bra!JI PrOmotlonJ'
Your share
of public
debt comes
to$10 048
WASH INGTON (AP)-The aov-
emmcnt debt burden for every man.
woman and child in the United St.ates
JrtW to SI 0,048 in 1985. a 14 percent
increase over 1984, thUcnsus Bu-
rc•u said Tuesday.
The amount every tndiv1dual in
the country would have to cQntribute
to eliminate the combined debt of the
federal government and s!te and
--IH~M-toVeA\f:RIAll h11 """ II double-digit rates fo r the ~sl four
·.CAPTURE THE TREASURES OF YESTERYEAR
Thursday JAN. 1-Sunday JAN 4
'"'' edmtnlon '"'' pertltftt
..
years. '\
Three-fourths of the I 98S com-'
bincd debt. $7.655 for each A\ncri-
can, was owed by the federal ao~m-me-m. -----
Local government accounted for
IS percent of the debt. S l.S06 per
~non. State aovemment debt was
S888 per person. or I 0 percent of the
total.
Combined state and local debt per
rtsidcnt was bipest in Alaska. al
Sl8.960. followed by Nonh Dlkota
with a state and local debt burden of
S6.060 per midcnt.
R~sidents of Idaho had tht lowtst
non.federal ·debt level at S 1.140
followed by Mississippi with a state
and local dct>t burden of S 1.240 per
person .
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NEW YEAR~S DAY . .
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FOR EVERY 100i00 IN. . . . . .
PURCHASES YOU MAKE!*
·-GIFT CERTIFICATE
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dav Free cen1loeates must be redeemed lo• me1chlndrse ov Januatv 31
1987 Otter h Cludes purchases of lone ,...,..ry and liquor gourmet items
STOREWIDE SAVINGS NEW YEAR·s DAY ONLY
DOMESTICS
--=-=oo~=-;,~~.~~.~~·~···'~·-~·~·~·--·,.. ... .. Discontinued oomf()ftetl, bedlP(uda, pillows, curt.Hw 8nd .c-
c111cwill. Dept. 10. Orig. 29.99 to 249.• ...................... 14.11 • 1IUI = ~o~.r ;:,~:' :.~~ ~. ~.r~ •. ~.~. ~.~.tti:· ...
...,. _. to ""-: Our entire selection of comforter ..... Dept. 10. .
Twin to king. Orig. 120.00 to 420.00 ..................... , ..... to ,..
• ..... ""-: Our entire collection of beach towels. Dept. 23.
Qrig. 16.00 to 20.00 ................................................... ... ..._ ll'li: Fame>Us ,maker embellished towets . Dept. 23. · _
Orig. 8.00 to 16.00 ~ .............. _ ........... : ........... : ~ ..... I.II to ...
._. ll'li: Pavlova swan design sheared jacquerd towels. Dept. 23.
Orig. 8.00 to 16.00 .. : .........•... · ............................ 1• tD ....
...,. ""' Lustre Saxony bath rug by T owrihouM. Dept 266:
Orig. 10.00 to 34.00 .......... : ........ '. ..................... : . I.II to ...
...,. .. Finesse shag bath rug·by TownhOuM. Dept. 266.
Orig. 18.00 to 40.00 ............................................ 4.11. tD... . .
...,. ""'=Cannon swan or shell bath ru99. Dept. 296. Orig. 20.00 ........ 1• ._. a. Auorted sten~jl cotton rugs. Small or i.t'ge. Dept. 286. . . •
Orig. 18.00 to 30.00 ...................... : ............ · ................ 7.llt
-~ ::-:t:~oo~·. ~~~j~~~~. ~~~~ .t~ ... ~~·. ~ ............ , .... ....
___ .. HOUSEWARES . .
...,. .. Lifetime 8-pc. Tristar cutlery Mt. Dept. 194. Reg. 40.00 ... : ......
...,. 2l'Mic All WearfNer open stock cookwtre. Dept. 143.
• •• 1 .. TW Md Ren glfla by Dena. Dip(. 2Dt. \,-._.,... .... Al,.. .. dint..,.,.. Dlpt. a . . . . ...
· ..... Al Vtllrvy Ind Boch -. ....... Dept. 433.
...... Colony M1l111 crystll _,,._,.and ...,._.,.. Dept. 38. . .
Reg. 20.00 to 25.00 ..... ~ ... -. ............................... 11.11 .. 11.11
._. 2Ri: M't-Arlbelll crvsta' mbleware. Dept. 412 .
Reg. 14 .• to 24.• ......... : ............................... 11.M .... ,..
• ... Mire 0Ur entire Hl1cdon of barw8re including ice buck-.S, g!ll I II, ""WI' .:
MMt more. Dept. 70. Not at WestchestM. Reg. 14.• to to 62.00 .... •.M.11
... .. Our SOuthweet inftuence tntuf9Cf is. Dept. 71 . Reg. 71.0D .... ..
..... Our teed cryst.8t able lamp from Crystal O..r. Dept. 71 . · .
Reg. 100.00 ................. _ ................................. · .. , · ...
.... .. Our dd bf.a functionll ~. Dept. 71. Reg. 120.qo-....
.... • ..-_.. Off the tick~ price of our Gold Tone prints from ~ a.tow. Dept. 31 . • . .
... .. Retroneu Jame1town 129-pc. 18/8 stain.._ fl9tware tet. Dept. 58 .
Orig. 121.00 ...... · ........................................... ·.· ..... ..
~:~Too ~t~. ~~~~ ~~~. ~~·. ~t:. ~~:-"r"·•..; ii.. . ~ . ,,, .
........ ELECTRONICS
...,. ,._ Brother electronic tvP!'W'iter. Dept. 13. Reg. 1•.00 ........ 1all
.... 11.a Record·A·Call ~ machine. Dept. 428. Reg. 79.99 ..... ..
.... .. AT&T corcl111 telei>hones. Dept. 428. Reg. 129.00 .......... : ... .... tea O\ar Expn 1111n. telephone. Dept. GS. Reg. 29.• ............ ..
._. .. z.,tth 19" ~ untfied remote color pon.ble. Dept. n . .
Orig. 429.00 ........... : ..................................... : ..... --.• , ..
... .. Megnawx 25" diagonal remote cok>r coneole. Dept. n .
Orig. 11 .99 to Z7.99 .......... : .................................. tD. &Ii
-· HOME ENTERTAINING
.... ,.. Al bo•ed ChMUNs cerdl and wrep:-09pt; 15.
Orig. S..00 ........... : ........................................... ....
.... .. Shetp HO.:wit•I-remote VCR. Dept. 236. . . ._.,ft tD .. All Leno• dinnerware except Chineltone. Dept. 11 . Orig ..... 00 ............. : ...... ·' .. \ .............................. ..
.... _.. Zenith HQ hi·ff stereo Dept. 235: • -_. to -. All Royal Ooutton dinnerware. Dept. 11.
OriQ. •.oo ............... _. ....................................... :-.. ...... Christmas dinnerware by Spode, Lenox, Royal Doulton and Arita. •
Dept. 11. . .... --Zenith VHS-C c1111tta camcorder. 0 . 235. Orig. 1299.00 .. 1 ..
.... .. All ditcontinued ~ ~ porUb6e stereos'systems. Dept. 447
...,. _. All discontinued 1udio rack systems. Dept. •· . . . ...
...... Francitcan 0eMrt ROM ~pc. Mt. Dept. 11 . Orig. 150.00 ..... ..
...,. .. to~ All Norft8ke dimww1re. Dept. 203.
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SPORTSWEAR, SE~ARATES, COORDINATES, COATS, ACTIVEWEAR, ORRiii, IWEATIRS, BLOUSES, SKIRTS"-PANTS, 'TOPS AND MORE .
.---LIKE BELTS, JU~l9f' ACCESSORIES, JEWELRY, HANDBAGS, SMALL LEATHIR GOODS, IELTS. SCARVES, HOSIE"Y· BOOYWEAR, SLEEPWEAR.
M>BES. LOUNOIWEAR, THERMAL UNDIRWIAft, IHO£S ANO SLIPPERS. . .. .. .
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DRESSES, PLAYWEAR, SPORTSWEAR, SWEATERI, TOPI, 'AN'TLSKIRTI, OUTBMIAR, l~ •• ACCESSOIUES ANO LOTS MORE.
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Irvine float: ...
Perseverance
on.parade
When Irvine's ent ry in the 98th Pasadena Tour-
nament of Roses Parade roas do\li n Colorado Boulevard
Thursday morning it's sure to get its share of ohhhs and
ahhhs'. but it won't look like the oddity that it is.
The 65~foot $11 0.000 float lives up to its theme -
The World of Prehistoric Wonders --because it was
almost financed by an ex tinct method ..
lrYi ne's float is a Rose Parade oddity because
unlike most of the other floats it never had solid
fin ancial backing. The city of Irvine endorsed the float
but prudently offered no money. Some of the prime
corporate co ntributors also said thanks but no thanks
when they were asked for big donations. /
The project was nearly abandoned several ·tfmes
beca use contnbutions never seemed to matctµhe Irvine
Rosr Parade Association ·s enthusiasm. The'association
never fou nd a sugar daddy willing to pick up most of the
tab.
Rut tt d id find sponsor~.
Some business contributi ons were measured in the
11housan.ds of dollars. others were. ~plied from piggy
ba.nk s -one elementary s<:hool cttncfpve $1·2.32.
The story of th e Irvine fl oat may or mav not be part
of th e tele visio n commentators· chatter as It $,lides past
the judges' stand Thursday. The-float may ~ singl ed out
fo r an award. or could be just one oft he many spectacles
in Pasadena's annual New Year's Day extravaganza ..
It could be argued that the time: nw~ey, worry and
hope spent on Irv in e's first Rose Para9e fl oat could ha ve
been better directed to loftier cause. ·
But after the tloflt'S,tlowers ha y~ wilted. when it is
nothing but a memory, the people who made it happen
·will ha ve proved something.
They refused to q'uit when it seern ed ev~rything was
against them.
They accepted the fa ilures and disappointments.
then kept t n ·i n-g. · ·
·Even-the best of ciilendars
Can't stop passage of.time,
In I 4Xfl nl\ des~ <:akndar "'a' one
that "a'h<>und at the top and )OU tun:
the pa)\n off om· b) om'. \IY.:.t\!>
before 1·,e ~ad a t·akndar 1n hook
forrn and ~ou 1 urnl·d <t'pagl' c<wh da ~.
M' I Q!i6 cakndar wa~ what " k no,\ n a' a "cull'.. cakndar In
11dd1t1on l<' a '>P3Cl' tn Y.rJll' d<l\\tl
1mimr1<1111 and un1A1portan1 1nfur-
mation.>t gavr }our horoscope forthl'
da}'. th(' naml'!i of cekbnlll'l> who'il.'
h1rthdaH were on that .da\ and thl'
numhcr of da,-. lcft unul Cim<1tmas.
In 1h;i"lrst "l'l'K of Janunn I do not
need a rC'mindcr of hOY. man\ da\~
arc lt'ft until. C:hnstma!>. I am· not
1ntl'rt'\tl'd 1n cckbritJc'>· h1rthda~'·
Nonl' 11f thl'm l'' er remrmhcr m inl'
and \O I'm not about Ill M'.nd thl·m a
rarJ .
nwmrnt
When ~uu np oil .1 p;>', ol ;1
rakndar :rn(j threw. 11 a~ay. 11·,
almo\I likl' th r11'-'1ng awa~ a da) ot
Hlur Ilk ~omt·t1mc\ I l041kt•d at "1'
(1ld l·akndar ;.ind n·al11ed I h;idn:t
l·hangl•d 11 tor o;t·,dal da~'> It \\a'
dl\lOnrcrllng to tear off thrl'C or lour
hl>ink page' at a llmt· and fl rup tla·m
1n the waste paper bai.ket
ANN
WELLS·
I had no recor'd-of "'hat had
happt:nt•d -I fcl t I "as not 1n control. ol<kr. I llStl'nl·d and nodded, but I
.\nd ldadn'tllke to\t'ncH'ralda\'of d1dn·1 .. tx-hc'c her. When 1t'c; weeks
m, .:: Ii fl·" tu'>w<l a" :l\. · lx·t"' l'l'l1 ~aturdal ' and vcar<, bet \\Cen
.Thl' homw<>fl". hit I l an tal..l· or
ka'l' l hl'rc arl'·otha 'inurc·e, ot
a\trolt1g1c-al foreca\h . and I ''<1uld L-----------------------------· ratht•r haH· th e c;pare to '>r nbhk
The lrvine lloaL wtllch was still$ L 7.000 in debt -
Mondav. will parade down Colorado-..-Boulevard
Thursday becaus~ its backers never accepted the .fact
that their dream was impossible. They kept tryi ng until
1t happened.
\u 19tS7 1., gomg 10 tw twtll'r L.:ich Chmtmasc-,. there A no ''a' 'ou can
pagl.' wall tx> filkd '"th i.111 thl' hu~ Lhl' u.ka that ume passes qu1l'kl }.
produrtl'l' thing'> I will tX' doing. If Latd). I ha\l' noti et·d that the
ainonl' qul'~t1ons that -1 ha ve hcen \\l'ekend~ arl· more fn.'qucnt. or St'l'm
pr0durt1 vc. all'I hav·l, io cfo "fan bad. to Ix'. -\nd Christmas doesn't lake as
th rough the calcnd;u and gl\ l' thl'm a lung 111 ~l·t hl'fl' l'1thl'r. hut I rl'fuse 10
1 un-dm' n tx·lil'\ l.' 11 ha~ an~ thing to do "' 1th agl'.
' .\\'t wn thr tulip' an· blooming in l 1nw J)a'>!>t'' rrnm• . q u1ckl} for
"'.iarl·h: I crn peck hack at Janua~ Pl'1fpll' \\ho an· produl'll'l' and bu'\}.
ami rrmemtx-r a ·1 wdfth Night part} nut f)l.'11pk ''h<}<3rl· -v.dl.-matunng.
I attcmkd. On a hot Jul\ cla) I l·an l'H·bn·nlookingonthq><1MllH·s1dl'
P:fivate pilots: \oo much
bla~e . not enoµgh· credit
l o 1h'1· t d11c11
) !Ill ti.1\1· .1g_.11fl \h<t\\11 \11111 \hJI-
_;, lu" h1.1,i:J, n.1 r111w-11111H lnl a p-
.ill111dnl ~011 11lw m•w\papl'f) ~nu
dion'l' 111 1akl' \ul·h a nl.'ga t1' l'
1)11\lt111n lll'>ll'all nf appr£qating am.I
"r 1t111g a hou l t hl· good I h 1 hg' I 1rn·1
l!\l'itinuall) n<..rur hcc:au\e ol grnl·ral
a' 1;1111111 ;ind thl' pnl·a1 t· pilot A\I..
\flnll'OOl' ""ho ha' had a\ ital organ. or
l urnra or thl·m!>t:ll c .... for that mat-
ll'r 1ra11,portt•d h~ ·pr-1\;fll.• a1rt."raf1
w11)1 a pn\atl' rnlo1 at the rnnt rol,.
11 hl· I hghh ti1r lift'\ 11tuntrn group
ol Phnl'nl\. ·\n/ . lllr l'\ampk )
phunl.' numtx:r' and rl'mind<..'"' lo
m\'iclf y-,l·:alrc.td~·hought m~ 19!Pl·alcn-
dar. I'm going back to the book form
11 'ou nl.'cd tu chcd. C1p on !.Oml'th1 ng .. ~l;u r<.tn 1urn hark thl.' pagl.'' and find
Y.h\11 ~ou'rl· look1ng klr.
If a Y.l'l.'k or month bcforl', nr n l"n
~1' month\. something C'<Clttng ot fun
· ,1m1k place. you can rell\<..' 1t for u bm•l .. . .,. ~
· rdl\t' a firl'\lck \uppt·r '-'Ith th(' \lnlT I figurrd th1'> out. ·nl·ighhrir~ So 1 llfi'7 wtll pa!>) H'r) qu1ckl~
I c·an l'hrrk h1'rk and ~t· "'ho I had tx·cau~ l'' l'r~ wi:ck all of u' v. 111 Ix·
lu11c:h \\Ith ~111, da\ ofthl' H'ai. "'hen m0rt· prndut:tl\l' th an \H' ''en· lht•
111) t;1<>t dc:ntaf app0111tmc1i1 \\a\. and \\l'd tx·t!1rr Y.ho~c b1 rthda} l''l.' forgl11trn. \11 hrrl·\ 111 .1 ll app~ and Pru-
Wht•n I "'a' a child nn grand-dul'11\l' Nl'" Yl·nr mnthrr usl.'d to tdl ml'. 1hn1 t1nw Colµmnist Ann K't'lls livt's Ja
pas~d much· fa<.1cr Y.hl·n )OU grc" -Laguna NJ1ut-I. . .
Khonieilii is the· world 'S
inostdangerousperson
• pma1 h w p1nl·n1tng ,111 1n1l'll1gl'l1I
11 111n111n <If lhl' nev.' 111 lhl' vJ1tort.il 1n
I r1d:1\ ·, ();11h Pilot rnt1 tl nl "I f1gh
I 1ml'· 111 '"'\I I 1alli1 1:1111 111 tlw
')k' .. You h:t \\' ,1.1n1krt·d .1 group'cil
rx·opk ~1\\1 ol\\ ICllJ 'I~ i..no\\ hllk II
an) thi ng :1hrn11 h~ •ll'r)ttl~ 1ng. \'\ l'l1
,omc of tlwm ,1, "f111>lh!'lrth p1 1,,11t·
pilot,'" \nd lot'' l'n \Uggl''I g.1ou 11d
ing of all p11,,111· J11pla1K'' and hand
o'er .111 ;111,pau· 111 u 1mnH·1 11:1I
ltu:lllll:.\ I!. J..kll\ Ult HI\ \.\ h;1I .!rt' \Ollf ~------rlan., for tlw 1111tarn1' a1111afl 1l1a1 al"'
Ll\1' lhl' :i11 \\a',.,
l't(Jpk mah· m1\tal..n . Mr
K ranwr madn1 rn l\la kl' c >' t·r C aritu~
In l'n lA'r1ng an area hr \houl(I not
li:tH' ~1w· captain nJ \a omn 1cn
flight -!')>! al'o madl' a 1111\talfr h).
f)l·1ng oil\ our\<.' '' 1t1 IHI\\ 11 appear'
1h'a1 had l'ln<..' 01 thl· othl'l lll>I crrnl
tlwn· Y.11uld ha 'l' hn·1\ 1rn an·1dl.'nt
B 1J1 a' lung ·" rwopk ~In all~ thfng.
'-'lH'lhn 11 1' t ~ 1n1t lhl'lr 'rhrx.·h1c·c:' or
pilo11 11p an :11rpl.11w thl'\ "'II ruakl·
n1 "1.1 kl·' Sonw l'lf 11r' hu' l' t rag1l'
111n\l'lllll'nl'l''>. \f\flll' <111 not D1>e\
1h.1J nkan 1ha1 hl'l;!U\\' \Of11l'th1ng
.1d i.l'l'\l' might hi: thl· f'l'\Ull ol nnl' of
11ur 1tl't1nn\. Y.C \hould all Ix-J)t1\~1 ve.
do noth111g and hilH' ;1 111t:l'. safe.
tontrnlkd c1o">ll.'nn·'.'
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onJ con'l'l utlVl.' \car, Wt' nom1nall'
thl· me'i\lanl(' "mullah of Iran .
•\\Jtollah Ruhollah Khomc:1n1. '" thl·
Y.(1rld's moi.r dangernu!i lc:ad'cr.
rl'a ll} '·afra id ofU.~. m1htaf") wrath ...
"°l' wrote on Jan. J2. When hi'
prov1Kat1om start rou!>1ng .\m<.·n -
rnm to ac11on. Khumt•an1 qu1t:kl>
\l'Ck' to heal! off the con,c4uc:ncc~
th rough quiet ncgot1allons. On two
l>Ccai.1 o n,. we rrportt'd . he
"scrambled 10 end a h<i!ltagc situation
when 1t became rkar that tht· United
~talc~ had \Cl m1l1tar} 1111rrvcnt1on in
mot ion ...
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On<.· rear ago· Singer 1<1ck~ Nelson.
hi\ tianc('e and fi ve othc" were killed
~hen Nl'l~on ·~ private plane caught
fire hcforl' making an rmergenq
la.ndrng nl·nr ()(•Kalb. Te ,ll'I.
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I\ yi·:i r ago. world attcnt1on -and
..\rncr.1q 111 in· -was focused on
L1bva·, Moammar Ciadhafi. We fired
otl ·,, fu-.1 lla<lr of nine columns Ja,t
Janu'ar). warning that Khomeini. not
< 1adhafi. wa!i the real threat.
"Khomeini " our puhhc encm ~ ·
~o. I.·· "e warned. We l'hargcd 1ha1
he v.a<, directing an "undeclared war"
agam!)t the U nited States -'-a lo""-
scale. low-cost. low-risk underground
war against Amcnca n!> everywhere.
We reported that the Ayatolla h 111
training profcs<iional tcrron!\t'\ in the-
deadl) art!> ofas'a's111ut1on. 11ahotuge
and subvers ion. Wl' named the
Iranian leader!> who are responsible
for the kllhng11 and kidnappings o f
>\mencan,. Wl' provided explic it
d1·1a1I'>. indudang the locations of the
flrn'it important terrorist nests ..
Wt> -t okl-l:l-0w-1~i:.orislS.-aC-t i.ng. o.n
1n<1truct1ons from Tehran. had
bomhcd thc U.S. Embas!ly and
M'annc Corp!> barracks in Lebanon.
We chargr d· that the same terrorists
had kidnapped and tortured Ameri·
mm. p'art1cularly CIA official Wil·
lwm 6J.Jcklcy. who died from the
..avagc treatment. We dci;c:ribcd the
terrorist headQuam·rs -a for mer
')Choolhou~ in downtown Baalbek --
wher't thei;e outrages were .planned.
We ci ted intercepted messages as an 1nd1~putablc ~ourcc of our tfrfor-
mat1on.
W~ charged that terrorist\ arc
maSQ uerading as Iranian d1plomab.
with diplomatic crcdcn11als and 1m-
mun1t)'. No less ttlan Khomeini's
ambassador to the Vat1t:an, Ayatollah
Khosro"-Shah1. "believed to direct
terrorist operations 111 Western
Europe. Finally. we: warned that an
"underground Iranian network of
potential murdercr11 and sabotcul"'l i11
being built up in thi:, country ... wi th
"at least I 00 trai ned Khomeini agl.'nts
already in place."
To stoke the fire' in the belhC1 {)f
has radical follower<;. meanwhile.
Khomeini keep up a constant cam·
pai1n of defiant g(·sturc\. public
blaC'kguardings and terrorist attack<; .
hoping thal tht United States will
continue to be a tolerant punching
baa. ~·ct he hai. demonstrated that he's
JACK
AIDEISOI
and DAL E VAN ATTA
But Prl·~1tkn1 Reagan fol lowed a \'1nn·d. we rl'portcd. "that an eOort
palll'rn ot\elcr11 vc prudenCl'. making m lt\t tx· mudl' to establish relauons
1110\l''> that o'tH 1atcd the nel'd for w11h ..\}atollah Khomeini-."'
arnon. We wrote on Jan. 19 that Meanwhile. the Ayatollah con-
Khomein1·s anti·.\mcncan animus t1nu('s to sulk contentiously in his
was "as ·vii.ihlc an advance as a hol) cit) of Qom. He is a ·Strange
!>andstorm • whirling on a desert protagonist: anc1r nt. cheerless.
horizon ." Yet thr policymakers in decrepit. with glowering black eyes
Wao;h1ngton. we complained. seemed and a long. white. patriarchal beard.
to have "a ~choolboy's t·rush" on h1!. face darkened into an angry cast.
radicals like Khomeini. with a classic condemnatory scowl.
Wr learned that the White Ho use H(' as a dctf rmined religious zealot
was making secrc:t ovc:rturcs to fran~ri vcn at 9nce by idealism )nd
and "poke to the pre'lident about our hatred. a usurper who Justifies
concerns on •(:b. 24. We agreed not to himself as"lhe a venger of All~.h. He
publi-.h h1!1 reply until the. hostages. has uirred up a mass following at
were frl.'cd. but we don't th ink ·it home and craves~ one throughout
violates tlw agreement 10 say he Islam.
defended th(• necessity of appea!iing Thu!. he rc:mains our candidate as
Iran. the world's most dangerous leader.
Appur(•ntl°>. the president hoped to MI NI-EDITORIA L: Has Shirley
holstl'r the "moderates" around Kho· MacLainr .been visiting Vermont
mein1. m•utraliLc Iran and prevent a incognito? Larry Carrara. the cl.'1-
dangerous escalation that could JCop-.cbratcd farm.er wh~se c~w. Jessica .
ardize the Western world's 011 supply: ha!I had a thing going with a young
He feared Kftome1ni had created a bull moose fbr the last two months.
crescendo that. given one final spark. reports that a woman who came to
rould ignite a conflagrnt1on that look at the dynamic duo SUIJested
would sweep the Islamic world. that the moose·., interest tn has odd
Still. we remained unconvinced surroundings had nothing to do with
:ind broke the story of Reagan ·~ scnet lus\ for Jessica. but with reincarna-
"lllt toward Iran" on April 2$. We tion. Shuaid the moose was probably
reported that "Washington ha's ~en so~eone close to him,. and C~rrara
4u1etly conc1liatory tn the llchind-said by goll y_ maybe 1t was his ~Id
the-scene!I ne.otiations with Iran granddad. who bought the family
over the Ammcan hostages held b) farm and died 12 years ago. Said
pro-ltanian terrorists" but that "thi" Carrara: "This thing 1s so nai ). I
dramatic. suhtcrranean shif\ in poliC') thin~ anything's open for dis.-
toward Iran J<><'!I beyond the fate of cus,1on," Ayup.
the hostages into th(• realm of global J•d AIHI~,.,.,, •IHI 0.1~ Y•• Alla
gcopolitiC's." The president 1s con· •tt 1ylHllc•IH col•1Hl1t1.
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DEXTER'
AaaWella
~l•ma~t
It's tim·e
to hea~
from the
I • -
reade-rs
I havt the rcsponsib1llt) ~prov1d·
mg a program speaker for the Fort
Sutter L1oni. Club. I am a regular
rcader of }our column and enj~y both
the M"nous and humorous subjects.
,. We: at Fort Suncr arc .seeking
antercsting speakers: and after read-
ing some of your recent columns. I am
-;u re you can be of great assi~tance to
.us in t,his..endeavor. Could you please
put ·mr an contact with Mrs. Peter
Dc~ttr. I am sure that she must have
!>Uflic1cnt ·interesting anC<'dotes to be
an oum anding program of 1987.
"'Thank }OU for anticipated as-
s1stanc<.· in m} effort!> to enga~e M.rs.
D<.·xt<..·r as a future program tor Fon
.Suttl·r Lions Club.
vcr} truh \ours.
Kar mond J lh1ckn
Pa5t President
Our Mo110 -··w e ~r"l'.. -
Dear Mc. Th1dcn.
Thank \ ou /Or vour in' 1uwon. I
n :pn•ss<'<f _1 our inti'r<'st to m.\ ~'1/c.
nut sh,· "'as h-5.~ ''/Jga to ht·com£• "
ti.llurt' progrnm for tht• Forr Sutter
I.ions Club than 1 ou wc·n· ro have her.
Not rhat she 1sn 't ont· of rhc boys.
In t?Jct .. I think I could haw: talked
hd· into it. <'.'<cept for an unforrunare
lnCldt'n l which OCCur'red SC\'Ual years
ago -bcfort• she was Mn . Pcter
Ot'\tcr. I hasrt•n to add -rhar
In' o/\ t'd a group of Liuns and a
bmhda.' and a cake sht' was suppo~
10 ,·rncrge .from in a professional
capacit.'.
Shr "1// nc' t'r forgn c tht• Lions.
M r Th1ckn. and ha\'/ng no~ bt't'll
a<l<lrcs.~cd b> the-pusr prcrnknt as
"Rob ... I'm not .rnrc-I can ,·11hcr.
"'ould w u bt· tntt'rt'slt'd 111 m_, dos
M c<iuirc? Ht· rdls hcrrcr stom·s
an.1 ".'.1·'·
Dear Mr Dex tcr
I rtad \Our !X'cl·mbt:r 1 'lth rnl umn
( nott•: conce rning a ktd whC>St' \mall
motorncle had been stolen. then
rl.'co,crcd bv H1~t Auto Wr<.·ckcrs.
'' hOSl' charges came to $135 for
bringing the bike an . and S 1 0 ada~1'or
i;torage) \\Ith special interest.
I am thl' execullvt· darcrtor for the
State .\ssocia11on of Auto· Dis-
mantll'rs. (a nd) without discussing
the mcnb of the instance addressed
111 )Our column. I want to let you
knov... that the dismantling indust~ is-
an ac-11 \ e participant 1n charitable
and community-o riented events.
·\s }OU may be aware. abandonrd
'eh1cles on public strrets and public
lands rnrve become an extreme prob-
km in manv of our urban areas.
In 1he instanrr of stolen vehicles.
thc problems arc compounded. In
thl'l>C case!>. we add thl' distraught
v1rt1m of the auto thdt having their
'd11clc towed to a yard whu.:h was not
of their choice. Their rca·ct1ons range
from unrestrained jo) and apprecia-
tion to despair because the vehicle
ma) be worth less than the charges
incurrt'd. In either event. there is the
emotional strain of the theft and the
hours of work ln\Ohed with a
n:covercd vehicle.
Sincere!\,
Patrick Mclaffert}
J>c.·nr Mr. M claffi:rt>.
The pri~s mentioned in the note
added 10 , your letter do not reflect a
charirablc spirit or an intuest in the
community. What thl'.V ma)' reflect is
thr .1moJLIJJ_ofJTJoncy that insuranC<·
companies will come up with to hs vc
somc·rhing rowed.
In thi' case. we had a high school
kid who wor-ks wct"kends and after
school at minimum wage. and whose
hike -which was nor worth niorc
than l1 cuuple or hundrt•d dollars -
was not insured.
If you rrxall thecolumn. Hirsr A uto
Wreckers later agreed 10 take $I()(),
and in one of the m ore promising
days ""''had in this town. 17 people
called offrring w pay all or part of
that. '\nother woman called t9 offer
rhe kid a scooter. • •
lkforr I even got into the. oflin·.
however. someone had sonc· to Hirst
and bailed the bike out. That. of
roursc. says some good things.. but
this does not strike me as the time to
celebrate.> the charirable nature of the
towing industrr:
Dea.( Mr. Dexler.
TwQ q uestions I am dying to ask:
-Did you find out what th(• Vcnus
Qutterfly 1s?
-Dtd you used to li ve an M1am1
under a dtfTcre"t' nal'nc'? I knew
~omconc there that looked like you.
only he had llmger hair and he \\'all a
~1n-l·r. Srn~c:rc:ly.
.\ndrea Mason
J/)(•ar •\ ndl\'11,
r>on•t dll'.
I found our 11 11.11 rht· Vt·nus
Butterfly 1s. and tht· 1w<><I nc·w.s 1.s 1h11t
it "11~ ncvt•r a c-a1erp1/lor
Pder Outer 11 · • 1yadk•letl
col•m•l•t .
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French rail strike StUdent unrest oD Cblnese telerilloD
disrupting holiday-Topoff~ctal ~a~~toleratton has limits Panythettw•11 ~no~China." many.df'monsamon, .ho Micl ~ . • • One poaa, repeatu• • mM''tf dentun,thc UpPef clHiet ~worried . . . _sa_y_s_c--:ho--"'="11=---g--t------1-..:t 1 f t ll from the dliy befort, called on that participation ift ~could
·PARIS (AP) -France's na-Travclmof\enarriveatthes .. tion a en e 0 COmffiUfl S ru e U e students to prepare llotan1 for a affect their job 11sisnmcnt1 1fter
1ionwide rail ~trik~, in its 13th day thrtt to. four hqurs nrly, then Stire • demonstration in Tiananmcn lflduition.
Tuetf sl di&ruptcd holiday_ rclcnalculy ,I t the desi'nuJ'd-.Mlr4 _!EKING (AP) -NatioT' tele-fi'.aves of march~. J t showed two rt the cen I PekifLland • Not 0 IJudent has btt rreiaed.
1radve , . 1owtct maTil and held up hopina another notice will appear. v!SJOn shf owed ·vivid 1 m uesday ~tohry wor cfrs "'I bt°oulJ't t0 trial on cw ears Day. T cit)'. has c 111 .
in ustna carao. he debt-ridden Ne:> ~eservatlons are beina liken, n1aht o areat student qit1tion in on c aracs o damaaina cars during stated demonstrations are protubitcd
raifroad is alJO losina more than S 15 and 1.1 11 every man for himself. The Shaoahai, and a top Education Minis-the D«. 19-23 demonstrations there. at the Great Hall of 1hc People, which "Theb believe they know a lot but
m illion a day due 10 the strike. reacuon ranacs from &ood humor to try official said student. protcstm Thai. was followed by a woman is next to the square. in fact f ey k.now hule." He said.
Coupled w11h a 3-wcck-old strike res1gnau6n to anacr. must realize that attemptina to veteran of the revolution preaching The official press kept up its He added that educa1or1 need lO
by seamen and" dockworkers and a The state-run railroad, the Socicte challenac communist rule i1 futile~ , the values of publ ic order and a 10-• wecklona blitz Tuesday. blasuna put more emphasis on political and
resumed ~lkout by some employees Nationalc des Chemins de Fer Fran-Senior Vice Chairman He minute editorial o n the illeplity of thQK .who think "only the capitalist 1deolog1cal studies. which have acncr·
of the Pans subway. the Christmas cais, is overwhelmed with telephone Dongchang. the first hiah·lcvcl of-"bi& character" posters beina put up world 1s...,. 'human paradise' while ally been cut beck by China's present
season frequently has been less 1han calls for information. Officials at the ficial to talk to reporters about the' by pro-<temocracy studenu around socialism is'hopeless .. and cautjonina pragmauc aovernmcnt.
merry for the French. Perra'che station 1n Lyon ackoowl-unrest, estimated at a news con· the country. The po$ters a.re rou&hly that democracy cannot be realized "God allows youn' peoP;&c to make
"Ifs normal. 10 strike. you have 10 edge they arc able to answer only ference that 40.000 students this akin to banner headlines on big sheets '.'by relyina on disturbina acts and mistakes," the official said. but be
defend yourself." said a youog about a third of them. . month joined protest& to demand of paper. . sh9ut in1 slopns." · added that the government will not
traveler waiting at Paris' Austerlitz Radio stations have set up ·democratic reforms. • Al Peking nivcrs11y. more than ·He, the senior vice chairman, said tolerate th~ who mistakenly think
train station. "Bui to choose !)umbers where listeners can caJI for His news conference, 1n which he 100 s1uden1s stood in sub-zero "no more than 2 percent," or about the)' can overthrow the Communi.i
Christmas!" . in~ormat1on. and newspapers publish said.the government's present toler-temi>eratures Tuesda) to read new 40.000ofChina's2 million univcrsit) · government.
~ A minimum sen ice of about 25 daily schedules. But connections are ance toward protesters does not posters pasted where the previous student~ have joi~ protests con-He said a few students influenced
percent of normal has tx-en main-not assured. aod there arc often extend 10 \hose who repudiate com-day's signs had been removed. Scv-firmed in at least 10 c1t1es. · by "unhealthy trains or ihou&ht" feel
tained throughout most of the •nrikc1 delays, some of them caused by · munism. came as the government "era I read the contents into tape Most arc "patrio tic students who -''hina should adopt Western democ·
by management and non-striking strikers taking over switching equip-added a new twist io its propaganda ·recorders. 10 be transcnbcd and have shown enttiusiasm for reform raq
employees. Train<i I hat arc running me n I or blocking tracks. war against the students. passed on to students al other and arc willing 10 de' ote themselves
arc packed. Bus companies arc Opcfllting al The TV nightly news ran segments uni\ ersiues. tO lhe modcrn1zauon of China." He "This cannot be practiced in
maximum, adding services around showing wrecked cars and uprooted ··without democracy loMre's no said .. · ( hina ... he saJd. "Without the leader.
At the St. Lazare s1a1ion. a train for the country. Ski resom are running trees in Shanghai, bicycles strewn China." said one. 1n imitation of the He \aid most arc firo;1 and second ship of the Communist Pany. the
Normandy was full. people were special shuulc services to handle 1hc across street~ and buses stuck in great ~ old slogan "W11hou1 the Communist year students. Tb1s was confirmed b\ country will d1s1 ntegrate." stand1ngint~a1~~o~~ry~~and thousands of q~t1o~rs who Ira·~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 20 to30 morccl u~e~at every d~~ d1tionally nock to the Alps and the !~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
II)••& 10 W<dg< '"· Pi rcnecs fonhe hohdais.
1 Shiite group claim• Jewish hostages killed
By Tiie A11ociate4 Press
BEIR UT. Lebanon -An underground Sh111e Moslem group claimed
earl> Wednesday that ll killed three Lebanese kws kidnapped 1n wrst Beirut
almost two years ago in retahauon. for alleged hraeh.'ihclling of southern
Lebanon. A $roup calling itself The Organ11.ation of the Oppres'led on Eanh
made the claim in a statement 1ha11dcn1ified the v1c1ims as Yo ussef Yahuda
Benesti. Henri Menn and Ehe 5rour. Its claims could not be indcpcndentl}
confirmed. The statement was dd1vcrcd in a \.\h1h' cn,elopc to the
independent Beirut ne"spapcr \n-Nahar shonl>-afler m1dn1gh1 along "'11h
photographs of the three men "'h1k the~ were all\ c .
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AAIES (March 21-April 19): What appeared moribund is now alive and
kickint' Vicw1 are -vindicated, circum-. -
stances take sudden turn in your favor.
You'll make new start. you'll be "lucky" ·
in matters of speculation. s ·
TAURUS(April 20-May 20): Change YDIEY
of scene could ~rk • wonders -sea
journey could be part of unusual sct'nario. Ollll
You are tensitive to feelings of family.
you comprehend financial pliaht of one •••••••••••• cloSt' to you. Cancer native plays role.
GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Study Taurus message for valid hint .. Be
sympathetic toward one who confides problem. but refuse to become
inextricably involved. Look beyond the immediate, make inquiries. accept
social invitation. Add to wardrobe. ...
CANCER (June 21-July 22): What you havt' been seeking is close' at hand
-with patience. you Cl.,Tlerge a "big winner." Stand tall. di& deep for
information. You'll receive com·munic.ation which verifies views,
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): You r~ei ve unusual offer. could lead td travel.
special assignment that includes writing, publishing. Articulate feel ings in
connecuon with rom\nce: Favorable publicity ~uhs from recent endea vor.
VIRGO (Aug . .23-Scpt. 22): Accent on health. employment, basic issues.
maJor change on ho me front. Kee p resolutions concerning rest. recreation.
nu1n 11on. Funding comes from surprise source. Libra. Scorpio figure
prominently.
LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22 ): Define terms. avoid K'lf-deception. look behind
children, variety. charismA.Qbysical attraction. Pi . nat v lays rok. _
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 2 1): Empha•is on fut.we prospects, real estate.
home. family. elimination of safety ha:rar<Js. Love relationship intensifies. East-West
responsibilities increase and coincide with chance to hit financial jackpot. deals.
Watch Capricorn. -·
vulnerable.
NORTH
•Qt814
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South
SAGlnARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21 ): Key is fulfillment-you tum comer.
you reach ptak. you cam t>laudits from peen and superion. Short trip may be
nccHsary to complete "mauion." You no lo"4Cr will be bound by restrictions.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. l 9): Take initiative, make new start, realize
that recent discovery could lead to profitable enterprise. Accent oriainality.
refuse to be intimidated by o ne who 1s envious. Leo. Aquarius play roles.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20..Feb. 18): Eccentric individual seeks special favor.
Cycle hi&h. you'll make riaht m ove andjudJment will be on tarset. Trust initial
feelinp. Formt'r teacht'r stands by you. Canct'r. another Aquarian figure
prominently. ·
PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Lona-distance comn,unication. relates to
special social event. possible journey. You'll be invited to join unique group or
special interest organization. Scenario also highlights creativt' endeavor.
flirtation. . -
• IF JANUARY 1 IS YOUR BIRTHDAY you are prqmatic. sensual.
sen ti mental. o riainal and can be sclf-indul,cnt. You are capable of overcoming
obstacles. you have some t'motional setbacks. but you arc a survivor. and
vic1ory is within your grasp. You'll meet som e very important people this
'\'Ol}lh -could lead to romance. profitable venture. Leo. Aquarius people pla y
1~portarit rolt's in your life. You'll reach more people this Yi!!· all stops are
OU\. previous limitations arc lifted. August will be memorable. you in 1987.
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2 • PH• 4 • Pus &• . Pua Pua Pus
Opentng lead: King of \/
Teen pregnancy can der~il your life • Before playing to the first trick,
pauM? to <'onside~ your plan of cam
paign. The n take another few m(l-
ments to see if there isn't a better
strategy available. DE..\R ..\~N L..\NDERS: I lind
\.Our column very helpful · and
interesting. I'd like 10 share some
thoughts on teen-age pregnancies.
I am 21 years old and got pregnant
"hen I "as 16. I d1dn"t thin'k of an
:ibonton and when I told my parents
11 "a~ 100 late. I refused to put m~
baby up for ado ptton although no" l
know 11 would ha' e. hcen for the
better.
I ltvcd with the bab' 's father for
four' ears and had another child Ri ll
drank hkc a fish and ran around nn
me. I was a h~gh school dropout. stud ..
with two kids. and I was not a trmfir
mother. To be honest. I fl'lt trappcJ
and hatcd 11.
•• LAIDEIS
stupid and crazy. Ask me. I knuw. •
PHI LADELPHlA. .
passengers.
When you ran that red light. you
put your life. in m¥ hands. We were
incredibly luckv. I m not a drinker.
My eyesight and reflexes are good.
rm a callt1ous driver. I don't panic.
Thank God I saw you in time and was
able' to stop. Yo u sped b y inches in
front of m ) car and never even slowed
down. It was bone-chilling.
Had I bet'n tired. or in a hurryor a
less skillful driver. we would both be
dead now. It has been half an hour
since we almost died and I am sull
shaking. I hope that close call will turn
you into a sane and sensible driver. -
THANKFUL IN CAMBRIDGE.
It's tht' father of the groom. We had
the wedding reception all planned.
just as our family has dontr1t for years
-punch. coffee. wedding cake. mints
and nuts -but thl"· groom's father
insisted on ordering lunch meat.
beans. potato salad and coleslaw. He
said. "Don't worry. I'll :pay for it."
Our daughter picked out the
flowers she wanted and he weht ahead
and changed the. order. He wants
bigger corsages and ·roses instead o f
carnations. Again. he said. "Don't
WOrT)'. I'll pay for II." .
We arc not poor peo ple. Ann. and
wo uld prefer to do thin.JS OUR way.
How can we keep this man from
imposing his will on us? -DA VEN-
PO RT. IOWA.
North-South conducted a reason·
able auction· to the ir best spot.
West made his natural lead of t he
king of hearts and declarer took
stock. He had a loser in each major
suit, so to bring home has «ontrac·t
he. had to establish diamonds with-
out concedinl( a tr:ick there.
He • came up with a reasonabh•
tine of ,.play. He won I he ace o f
hearts and tried two rounds o f
trumps . fad the adve rse cards tn
the suit· divided evenly. declarer
could have ha.ndled a 4-2 diamond
split. With the 3-1 break, however.
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derlarer net>dt-d to ru ff two dia-
monds . l lnfortunately f.ast over-
ruffed the third diamond -down
one.
South•s problem was Lhat he
tried to ruff the wrong suit. llad he
lookt>d d eeper into the position. he
mlf(hl have seen that he could
. tradf a dla!Jlond ruff for a heart
ruff
After winning the ace of hearts.
declarer should cash t he k ing-ace
of diamonds and lead a third
round. When West follows suit de-
clarer s hould not ruff and ris k
being overrufred. instrad. he
should d iscard dummy 's remaining
heart! This loser-on-loser pJay
guarantees th<• contract .
The de fe ndr.rs have no recourse.
l'\o matt.-r what West rc>turns. ·de-
darer will always h1tve time to;uff
one heart m dummy with a low
trump and one diam"nd with tht.>
king. That sc>ts up th~ fifth dia-
mo nd in his hand. and hE' ('oncedes
only one spadl' triek a nd onP
diamond
I linall~ got fed up. \\Cnl tor
couns\.'ling. lcfLBtll and mlnl'd bad ..
home "11h t"o kid' and no l'ducn-
t1on. I had ne'er learned to· dn' c.
never held JJOb. am.J I had 1o appl) tor.
welfilrt•. No" I am starting m~ Ille:
over and I"\(' karned 3 lot. fkl1C\ l'
me. 1t 1 not l'3S\ 10 IX' 21 and ha' e
DEAR PHILADELPHIA: Tltere's
a big campaJp •rP.1 kids so say DO.
I tlaiak it's sreat, bat I am aware o.tt
you've 1aid "yes" lt"s Dot lllkely yo.'JI
say no. So. -taie realistic approach 11,
if yoa'vl' been seHally active, or plan
to be. be prepared. Contact Plaaaecl
Parenthood for ialormatlon ud
counseling ceDters. Write lo taie
~tional headqurters, 819 Seveatll
Ave .. Nrw York, N.Y. 10019.
· DEAR THANKFUL: t'lae oaly way
to stay a live bffbad tM waittl oh car
tllese days 11 to drive defe111ively.
ASSUME taie otaier fella l11ota1 lo._
.tbe wrong tlti•I· Be alert aDd ever-
ready to protect yot1nelf a1ata1t Ills
1tapicllly, iaeptae11UMI carelHHHI.
• DEAR DAV: ne way to" lkttp
people from lmposla1 taielr will OD
yo. 11 to1~ply 11y, "Sorry, taie plus
·are exactly taie way we waat ihm.
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PLE..\SF. ~nn. tell tho\C \..ids out
lhl·re 10 U!.(' 'ome form of c·on1racep-
lt\t' at :ill 11m1'\ f akrng r hancc<> "
-I • • • DF~K,\NN L'\NDERS: rm ~nd
ing. th1'> kll<'r to you bccau~ l can·t
reach thl' appropriate pcrsorrd1rcctl).
I'm su.re hl··11 ~~ 11. Evet)one r<'ad'i
~nn Lander<, .
Dear Fo11I: Tonight )OU nl·arl~
~tlkd Oll'. ~l1ursclf. anJ ~oui: two
• • • DE..\R i\NN LANDERS: O ur
daughter is-marrying a line )Oung
man. We arc delighted. So. what's the
protilem'!
Please stay "' of It."
OltvioHly yM were uable so •tter
ttiese two aim~ seat~. I ••uest
yom reaiearse diem for tM aut tlm~
someon tries to ru roapslaod over
yo11. ··
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low to for"' lov• ,..,.,oi. wetd• I R u N T E A
1 • I I 12 I
Don 't share childhood f allies with .the.folks
I TUPYT I
Ha'c '11u·tol<l 'our m111 ha or dad
about an·) of1hc ~c1rd .1nd dangl·rou!>
\tunt'i \UU pulled a' .1 'oung'itl'r" If
not. don't T rul'. n1m th;it l'\l'r\-
oody"s gro\\n up. thl'rl'0
\ pk;i,un• In
nl'" fnrnd~htp "tth lhl' lol~~ Bui
their uld Jll\ll'ttl'' l'3'n he rclt,cd. 'kl\
the ad' 1'>ur'i J hn ·11 h(· happier 11
innou•nt ot "OrrtSOl!IC rn cla111m'
Tht• ""n.tut" in 3\tnm:iut mt·a n'
'"na' 1ga1nr ..
Tal({'S 1u~1 llff\•l• m1n ull''-'' \CC·
ond\ lo 'tnp a '1n~k hl'd. turn lhl'
mattre<..<,, and rem.1 \..c 11 1Allh dean
<.heel'>. one hloin~t:l .tnd a u>'l'r ·\1
least. that's ho" long 11 tuok the
'pced1e-;t of sc' t'ral · Brus\Cls "'omt'n
1n 11ml'd compe11tio n 0Uf Lo'c and
War man \a) s onl~ on'' rule go' l'rns
th!\ prcx:t'durc:.lt should nl'vi.·r talk a'
long tnmakl' a hcd as 11 1akl'' 1.0 nll'"
II Ufl
lilc flammgo SJls dcmn 10 balhl'.
\nJ to ne'it What makes this a
, urn,<1tl) I-; tfta1 the flamingo docsn·t·
''' dm' n much lt''i on 11s feet. or foot.
"htehevcr. more than an) o ther otrd.
Hardi) an~ 'l'r~ has inspired more
'ana11on' ''"u' Voltaire "rott tht'i
"lhc other da' b\ a ltttle lake .Jean
f-raon "a<.. ti"11 h}-a ">nake ... Whal "a" the '>('quel'! Nccdle!.s to
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L_M.
Bou.
..say.: .The snake. not Freron. passed
away."
Q . Wha t l)pc of wild animal kill~
the most bears?
..\. Po rcupine. If its quills suc k in
the bears tongue. the bear can starve
l<> death.
In that pidgin paradise called Hong
Kong. a discotheque 1s a "d ixie-go ...
Some mt'dtcal scientists seriously
report their recent research convinces
them that the color of rour eyes
uggests certain personality traits.
People with light blue eyes tend to
sho" patience and stamina. they
ontcnd, wb1le people with dark
brown eyes. though impulsive. are
inclined to react better in crises.
If you know anybody who·s into
drugs. consider whethtr this apphes.
Acco rding to a professor at the
U niversity of Kansas Medical
Center. habitual u~rs tend to fall into
two catcgo nes -the angry and the
lo nel ).
When 1ra1ltng a rabbit. rl·membt.•r.
1t'~ the hind feel that make the front
tracks.
.\n a1rplan('''i <..hadu" " thr ...ame
\lie regardle'i'i of altitude.
.\mong w1do"s and widowers. tht'
men arc far more lt kcl)' than the
women to talk about their romantic
histories. C'llent asks our Love and
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War man tne why of this cunos1ty.
Sa)s he: Maner of early training.
Many men. whose significant secrets
have to do with their work. learn to
tell those secrets only to women.
Many women. whose significant
secrets haye to do with men. ·lejlrn to
tell those !ecrets to nobody.
Pf I NI NUMBfQEO U IHI S IN
' IAUl SOUAIES .
• UNSCIAM9H A80V( I( llflS
TO G(T ANSW(t I I I I I I
North Carolina's Southport has
three parallel roads named aftt'r early
British gt'nerals and a founh named
later by clever locals. O n the. ma·p.
they read: .. Lord." .. Howe." .. Dry."
··tam:·
Nobody yet has come up with a
satisfactory explanation of why for-
mer governors generally have ltved
considerably longer than any other
group of politicians.
TODAY'S
CROSSWORD PUZZLE
Q. Do oranges grow wild?
A. Some. In the India foothills of
the Himalayas. Where.they first came
from.
urel) )OU.\l' heard of that China
c11y called Kashgar. It's fanher from
an ocean than any other city on earth.
Q. How long can a grown turtle go
without food?
A o\ year. about.
Q What kind of maple 1s that
maple leaf on the Canadia9 Oag?
· A. Looks more like a stlgar maple
than any o ther.
Yo u've read &hat the French
stuntman Blondin in 1859 crossed
Niagara Falls on a· 1.500-foot
ti ghtrope. But did you know he took a
cook stove out tht'rt' to tht' middle and
proceeded to fry a couplt' of eggs?
Come5 to mind because a client asks
how he dtt'd. Ric h. In bed. Of old age .
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1 Chiffonier
6 S0<ghum
to Mining nan
t4 Hermit
15 In a tine
16 Aalan priest
17 Worked up
18 Mullcal
timbre
20 Stopping
22 Ru .. out •
23 Lad! of body
tone
2• Plumes
25 Hurry
28 Noticed
29 Curved
30 Roared
35 Crulte port
36 Significance
37 Exlet
38 Unequaled
41 Fabric
43 PeruM
\ '4 Eaetern
45 Certify
· 48 Unartful
50 Ertrontery
51 Kiiter•
Would you bLtY a newspaper that
dt'vott',d . its ent1~ .. front page to 1 advert1S1n1? All Bttush newspapers
65 Radio fan•
57 Proportion
did so 100 years ago. And most
American newspapers. too. Tht' Lon-1'4
don Times d id so uniil 1966.
2 3
17
Q. The most famous movie
Dracula was the late Bela Lugosi. 20 Name the idiot who decided to bury
him in his Dracula cape?
A. Lua<>M himself. It was his last
wish.
No. "Jerry's Nose" and "Ha Ha
Bay" arc not TV scripts about drua
addicts -they're villages in New·
found land.
In our national forests are places
called: Toe Jam Cttek, Tin Cup
Ridae. and across a canyon from each
other. Drunker Hollow and
Sobervillc Hollow.
Some lizards have adhesive pads
on their toes s0 they can walk upside 50 down.
Andirons are called "fire dop" an 55
58 Being: Sp.
59 Approx-
imately
60 Distress
61 Orchestral
Instrument
62 Existed
63 Advances
DOMt
1 Attired
2 Sharpener
3 Ga. Tech.
grad•
4 Arranged In
eucc...ion
5 Met MCteUy
6 Morning In
Maraellles
7 Mockery
8 Ofawn-out
9 Be in hock
tO Yugoslav
language
11 Stakes
12 LlfeleSs
13 Pu~ acttvlly
19 Wal anxious
2 t Cargo unll
24 Monetary unit
25 Sabotage
26 Met song
27..Gaet
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30 Ptgeon--
3 1 Hof OHMS
321>ro -
33 Tara site
34 Notch
36 Local chart
39 Peaked
40 German •t•t•
.. , SOme
•2 Ordinary
44 Cover
8 9
<t6 Better _
qualified
•6 Threefold
47 Tang
48 Hoepltar
WOfk9r
49 Felony
61 Pure
52 ""-lhade
53Hutti
5• Alien beans
56 Tott
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Bruins' 31-1 O win
tn Freedom·ups
'80s mark to 5-1
As it happens ever:r year at about
this time. the UCLA football team
made a bid for a loft y national
ranking on Tuesday night. This bid
would be for a ranking in the 1987
pre-season polls but that's what
happens when you save your best for
last
With their 31-10 win over BY U 1n ·
the Freedom Bowl before 5 U 14 at
Anaheim Stadium. UCLA improved
ils bowl record in the f980s 10 5-1. If
only the Bruins could begin every
season that wa) wishes UCLA Coach
Terry Donahue.
Instead UC'LA \\aS crushed b'
Oklahoma. 38-3. in the season open"-
er. then failed in defending 11~ Pac-IO
championship. settltng instead on an
• invitat1o.n to pla> 1n the Freedom
Bowl.
··w e weren'1 ternbh e:\c11cd about
playing in this gamt' b~t 11 turned out
to be fun."' said Donahue. \\ hOS('
I 5th-ranked Bruins finished at IS-J-1 .
BYU fintsht>d at 8-5.
touchdowns and threw fCll. aoodler
touchdown to Karl Dom!ft as he
made an early bid for next yeafs
Heisman trophy.
··1 feel it (the Heisman) is definitely
within my reach;· said Green who
was named the Jlme's most valuabk
player. "Ever since I've played foot·
ball· I've dreamed about winnin, it
and no" that I have the c~ t's
great.". JL
Green. with quick feet, was quick to
stan. running for I SO yards in the first
half. · . . .
But true 10 st' le. UCLA as a team
was 'Cr) slow ·to start. The BruiM
held a 7-3 halfti me lead ·t>efo_re they
"ere able to take · advantage of •
Green's performance.
· UCLA outgained BYU in total
~ards. 518 to 294. But 11 was not
reflected on the scoreboard until the
1h1rd quaner when UCLA scored 17
points to ta'k.e a 24-3 lead.
In the end. Orecn had.-$corcd on
runs of~-I and 79 vards and thrown a
13->ard halfback· option pass to
Dorrell for a touchdown. David
Frane) kicked a49-)ard field goal and
the UCLA defense did t~t.
There was more to th me than
Tbe &ndna• Outoa Green breab looee from ari.ham
Y oa_ni•• Tbor 9alan~ia tbe Ont qaarter of UCLA•• S°'l -10 Freedom Bowl Tictol"J =. Green flnlabed with a major colle&e bowl aame of 266 yard•.
The gamt''"as no· more tun for
anyone than UCLA's Gaston <Jreen.
The junior tailback rusht'd for a
career-high 266 yards and 1hm·
Green and defense. howe"cr. The~
"as UCLA fullback Marcus G reen-
wood "ho rushed for I 04 yards.
incl uding a 7-)ard third quaner run.
.\nd there "as the "home agam" treat
and 'iv.eel amends for gu) s hke Greg
Bohn and Mau Ste' ens, the former
Fountain Valle) High starS who had
(PleueeeeUCLA/82)
-·-·F1era-··goal at. gun
lifts Iowa, 39-38
·Holtqay lives up··
to tag off ootball' s
most exciting bowl
S.\N DIEGO (AP) -Rob
Houghtltn's 41 ·)ard field goal as time
ex pired TueM!a~ night gave 19th-
ranked Iowa a 39-38 victor)_' over San
D1C$0 State in . the mnth annual
Hohda)' Bowl. ·
an Diego Statt"'s Ke' 1n Rah ill had
k 1cked a 21-yard fie I cl goal v. 11h 4 7
seconds left to gl\ e the ALtecs a 38-36
lead. But Kevin Harmon ran the
kickoff back 48 )ards to the Aztecs'
37. Two running pla)s sandwiched
around 11n incomplete pass mO\ ed
tilt" ball to the San Di1:go State 24 with
fo ur seconds left.
Houghtltn th(•n k1Ckl·d the winning
ti1:ld goal. capping a fourth ouane1
that "'1W thl' lead change hands thrc.c
11ml''l.1n the last 4:26.
Thl· gaml.' was 1n keeping with the
Hollda) Bowl's 1rad111on of close
finishes. SeHn of the eight prev 1ou~
game!> also had bcl.'n decided b\ seven
"points ot less. ·
San Diego State.\\ h1ch lea::? !-13 a1
the half and ::?8-::? I after three quar·
ICf\. tooka 35-2 I lead on the first pla)
of thl· fo unh quarter when Chris
Hard) ra n s" ) ard for a touchdown.
on the extra-point attempt, and
hofder Chuck Hanlleb hi! Flagg for a "
1wo-point con' ers1on 10 ma kl' 11
35-29.
Vlas1c I hen h11 Flagg·w11h a 3., ard
TD toss with 4.26 to pla'. ·and
Houghtltn's con,crs1on pui lo\\a
ahead 36-35.
But San Dicg'o State rallied. as
quancrback Todd Santos. ~ho had
three first-half touchdown puses.
connC('ted with split end ~lfred
Jackson. '<fho made a cm:us catt:h
\\1th two lov.a defendersdraix'tl O'l'r
him. for a 45-yard gain to the Iowa 9
Three ru~ning plays mo\\~d the ball
to the 4 before Rah1ll kickrd what
looked ltke the game-\\ inner.
Iowa. 9-3. was making · 11s ~l\th
straight bowl appearance. \\hlle San
Diego Statt' was makM'lg 11s lir!>t bowl
tnp since 1969. The ALtrc~. \\ho
finished ~-4. \\On their fir'il Westl'rn
i\thlct1c Confrrenre t1tk ~1nrr10101 ng
the WA(' m I rf76.
Leading ::? 1-13 at the half. lhl'
Alll'CS madt· 11 ::?l'-1 3 whl·n fullbark
Core) G iimore do' e tnln the end
zone on a fou rth-and-tnl'ht''> pla)
m1dwa) through 1hr third ix·mxl . .\
2.\-~ard pass frnm..5antos to t1gh1 end
Roben .\wait had put the .\11l·rs a1
the lov.a 5 four pla)S carher.
lo\\a got back in the game on 11!.
nnt possession. v.1th fullback Oa\ld
Hudson sconngon a 1-~ard run to cap
'4:'en-pla). 47-~ard march.
uins:-
rolling in
th·e Green
By JOSE~H DUDE.VOIR
o.IJ .... C.1 0 ta I
There·s 'itlll a da) left on the I 986
calender. but that hasn't stopped
Gaston Green from getting a1ump on
the race for the 1987 He1sman
Troph~.
Green 1s seen plastert'd across
nearl> all the Bruins' press guide-. and
releaS<'S and already being touted as a
leading candidate.
"We always feel that 1f a pla~er ts
good enough for .\II .\menca or the
He1sman that's fine \\Ith us." said
Brutns Coach Terry Donahue
.\nd Green doesn't ob1ec1 to the
idea either
··w1nn1ng the Ht>1sman 1s some-
thtng r \e al\\a)s thought about." he
!Mild ... And then "hen I stant'd to do
well at , UCLA. 11°s become more
rt•ahsttl ·1 can sec m\selfas one of the
pla}rrs 1n 1he running."
. .And wh} not? Green. who will be
se"n1or m·xt ~ear. closcd out this
season 1n st'lr 10 Tuesda' · Freedom
·Bo\\ I agatn.'il Brigham "\ oun·g L'n1 -
' ~rs11~ h~ setting 1wo UCL.\ records
tk rushed for 266 yards on .\3
camcs against BY L' and finished the
sea,on "11h I .405 'ards 10 break
freeman Mc~(,'il'o; standard of I .J%
He al.,o \rnrcd three 1ouchdov.n., on
run\ol "'Q. 'and 1·,ards
Thai more than ·made up for the
la<ol 1imc he faced the Cougars. \\ho
held him 10 54 'ards last vear
B.lJt quanerback Mark Vlas1c
rallied the Ha" keycs. connect in@
w11h Mar' Cook on a ::?9-,ard sconng
pan o n a founh-and-4 pla) \\1th 8:39
left. The H.iwkr)e'I tht'n faked a kid.
Vlasic complt'ted a pass 10 Rolll:rt
Sm 1th for,thr two-point con' <:rs1on Ill
mt an Diego Stall"" lead to :?!<-:?I
UCLA:• Guton Green la cradled by team-
mate Willie Andenon after acorlng bl•
.econd of three toacbdo1'D• In the Brilhaa•
Freedom Bowl win at Anaheim Stadium.
.. , "a<. tust lookin~ for ·100 ~ards ....
(Pleue eee GREEPf/82)
Dlckerson selected NFL
Offenslv~ player of yea'r
LOS· .\NCIELES I '\Pl -Rams
running hack Eric Dickerson.
who \\a\ named the NFL's Of-
fcn s1H' Playrr of the Year Tuec;-
da.). docsn '1 nced another aw·ard
to l'mbelltsh his reputaL1on \\'Ith ·
the coaches ar_ound the league.
All he hd'i 10 do 1s carq a
football.
··w hen D1clt.erson gl'ts the bal l.
) ou JU St hold ~our breath ...
Miami Coach Don Shula said
earlier this $<.'a on of the lcttgue";
leading rushl·r. ' ·
D1cker~n. 1n n1s fou rth )Car.
led the NFL with 1.82 1 yar~s
rushing. the third time he's gone
over 1.800 yords in his four years
in the lrague. That represented
37.6 percent of the Rams' total
offense. of 4.837 yards as Los
.\ngcles l.'arnN.I a pl:noff hcrth
"ith a 10-6 rrcord thl' Ra1m
\\ere bl'atl'n b) Wa\hlf'.lgton 19· 7
•Sunda~ 1n thl· NF · "tld card
game.
Dtekl·rson l·dged Miami quar·
1erback Dan Manno. who came
on •.trong 10 nearl) duphr atl' h1'i
rccord-'ietting srason of 191(4.
27-~5 in 1he 'oting of sports-
wntcrs and broadcasters co' en ng
warn-. 10 cacti of the NFL ci11cs
W1Qt.rcce1Ver JelT) Rin· ofSan
Francisco rc;cel\ ed 13 vo1ec;. run-
ning back Joc Morris of the Ne\\
York Giants seven: and quar-
terback John Elwa) of Denver.
tight end Todd C'hnstensrn oft he
Los Angeles Raiders. and quar-
terback Ken O'Brien of the Ne"
Yori Jets had one each. Erle Dl~kenon
Mission Viejo wins Cla~sic
They down El Toro in 5 OTs:
Edison garners third place
II was calll\._d a South< 0.1,1 ( la'"r <.hO\\do" n .tnd 11
\\ii' nothing bu1 I Ul''da\ n1gh1 as M1ss1on \ 1e10 ll1gh\
D1abloo; pulled out a fi,c-o,crttmt· 75-"'I ,1uon O'l'r
arctJ.n,al El Toro to "in lhl· 5'.'l'Ond annual \ou1h l 11a,1
( "hnc;tmas Classic in ' 1l3J1onal ba.,lt.t·tball hamp11>0,h1p
at fatanc1:i H 1gh.
Tournament M\ P Jeff llen.lmon kd \!1"11111 \ ll'l1•
\\llh 18 potnl'i.
In Tuewa~ ·'i othl·r game':
Edison 11 , Irvine S7: \II-tournament l·hotee \ltj.,r
Hl·ndl'r\On hll a <iea\on-h1gh 29 points in paung 1h1.·
( hargt•r, I 7-61. \\ho had an 1.·dge Ill 1hr race forth1rd plJl1.'
\\1th thl' ab\ence of In 1nt"s 6-5 point guard \ltl..l'
I lcrnng. ~ho m1-.,1.·d •hf game hecausc of a rontusiun 11n
111, i..nl·r .
In ine trailed throughout gett ing as close a') t-.i1' 111
thc fourth quar11.'1 Jll\t 1rnce
. .
\ll·1t1 u.rn.1mi:n1'h111l1.' \fall. i";onon 'cnn•d 12 of h1'
I~ 111 lhl· tir,1halt10 kl·1•p In 1m· dose
Fontana87.l'niverslty76: 1he'l-4Tr0Jansga\·e 11 -2 ~
) tintana a 1.liluhk do,1.· ol \Q-prnn1 outbursts. but sllll
,.i11 ldn·1 pull it 0111 <.I, lhl· ~tedcr\. brhind all-tournaml'OI
,,·k1. 11on \1 1"-l' fh nn I::?!-. J)tll nt' I ,ind n-10 ~an Rook' I 26
rnint\I caplull·d tilth plare
-..tol111t1 lnl all '1.orl'r' "11h J 'l'a,un-h1gh .ll points.
.1nJ (1la"1.·n had '" 1.'Jrrx·d h' a trec-"hcrhng fourth
quartn
Co rona del Mar 14. Estancia 4~: The Eagles." 1th .\11-
\l'.t \ 1e" L ~agUl' o;elc 11110 I\.~ ll· Moone). s1deltnt'd w11h a
kg inJUr' llllm Munda'·, los' aga1n"1 L"ni,el"'i1t\. fell
t)l:h1nd al a-rnn~1\tl·n1 rate a-. the 11-4 Sea Kings: v.ith
1ht·1r oul\11.k 'honllng l°>(>\\l'r and 'ic1hd press. method1-
,·alh put the 1.1amt• av.a' ,.
\lt-1ournamen1 ,1.·ln 111.1n Markus Mullcr-~tarh . a'
u'ual il'd thl" wonngullumn tor the" inners. dropp1n& tn • 2~ 1101111' tn it"e him a ~'i ~ a'l'ragt• for thi: tourne).
Edison downs previously unbeaten Diablos
Dari1.·n ~lllrr" \\a~ al\o 111 double figu res for ( orona
"11h I\ f 'rnnua·., Rnan Tift. nl\o an all-toumamcnl
,1.·k, 111rn kd 1hr 4-1! Fagk" \\Ith 14 i:xiints.
Glendale Hoover '4. Huatln~lon Bue~ 1%: The
I <11 nadm» hl'ld 1.'n 1n 1he final sccond'i a, Huntington
H1.·alh. ''1th a t1mt• 0111 and four <.cconds left had the la'it
\hill . .
The Edison 11rls' basketbaJI team knockro nfT
prcv1ousl) unbeaten Mission Viejo S 1-4S Tuesda) to
capture the Manna-Edison Tournament title game at the
C'haraers' g) m.
Tournament Most Valuable Pla)er tknise Ogburn
hit I 0 of her 14 points in the fourth quaner l'l"ld kns11
Smith added 21 pointS and eight rebounds as Edison
( 13-1) overcame a J0-23 halftime deficit to down the
l>iablot ( I I • ll
"Aca11n1 Brea and beating M1ss1on. we've got to be
No. I 1n tflt' count). at least for now ... Edison Coach Da~e
Whhe said. "J'h1 first half they couldn't do al'lyth1oa
wron&, The fi rst 11alf the owned. and the second wt
owned. I gul'S" "' JU~t owned the sttond half a little moTC ...
M1rhrllr Hcnnn'IC\' ln1l'I' '"~i4't'I) and Staeet
Johnson (eight reho11n1"l 1.·urm·J :ill-toumnm1.•111 ll'am
honor'i for the < har~J'r'
In a v.omt>n·,. l·ommunit' rolkgc 1ournamt·n1
Goldt'D West 10$. C'olle1e of t~t Desert H : I htr
Rtlstlcrs continued 1lmr unMem1,hed season. running
their rct•ord to J 1-0 Ill 1 :iptunng the champ1onsh1p ot 1h<'
De'lcn Round-Roh1n l 011rnamcn1 o'er thl' host Road-
runnrn.
Jcan1nne B!lltagh:i 'u1rcd '1 Jl(linlS. 27 l"OTTI1ng 1n a
~conJ half that \3\\ < 111ldcn \\ rst come l>Qck from n
dcfint to turn 1he ganw'1n10 a rnut.
HU')' Ra rne" pcrlkd do\\ n 1 '>n.-hound\ IOI'>" llh her
14 Jl<lints for thr Ru\tk "
In othrr high 1.4 h1\1ll a1111111
Palo• Verdfll U. Cos•• Mtsa 40: 1 he • a l!:.ings fl.'
l'omho of Ht•:11hl'f .ind I fc1d1 Burg pro' cd to oc too mu1.·h
'""dr Im th1.• l\1 u't:1ng,. \\ho reCl'I' t'd 14 point' trom
1cphan1l' S"nn,1rn but rdl to -4 entering toda~ \ litth
rial"{' ~·m1final\ nt lhl'lr ()\\1\ lnumamenl ..
·Estancia U. Sddlebacll 311: Enca Goodman poured
in IR point'> and Shawna Nev.hero added another 16 a'
the fagk' muted C\addtchack 1n 1hc1r con'Olatmn
quarterfinal game . •
In a "omen·,. college game •.
llC •~!H H . hbe Stalt 3t: atalit• fr3~Jord
rl•turm'tl lo thr "taning lineup (or th(• fil'\t t1ml' 10 lour
ganw' 111 ~'llrt 18 point-. and lrad the \nt('att.•r-. (4-6) ~'t
l\01'il'( 4-~ l 1n thr Marriott Tournament rnn'lolatwn gaml'
M { r;1" fmll I I a II
Hut l >l:an C unnmgham·, penmetrr 'i'hot at the
blllll'r hounu·d olTthl' nm and the Oiler\ <5-7) fi nished
I ~lh "Ith their third <.1raight loss
I lun11ng ton\ KC\ in Rrancl. an all-tourne) cho1~.
'l'Orc·d 2Ci potn~. grvmg him a 27 0 average for the tmirm·~ fac \ 1.'la11quC1 srortd 2.! for Hoover. I'' ing him
a I q 7 a' cragc tor four aames ,
LcMI& Beac~ Je,..H It, Cy press H : Fred Wilson (2 1 l
and R1lk R:inholomev. ( 17) It'd the Pantht'rs to the
coft <.olatlon 1111r -.11h a .0-10 foumr Quarter ""°" to
m cl\ omc :1 .$4-40 dC'fic1t.
J¥trtholom1.·v. finist\cd v.i1h the four-pme ~t with a
lh n 4'rmg<' I ru.nt1 Re c~ ll'J C pres~ with 20 points.
.J
..
v
.... -Or ... CoeM DAILY P9LOT/ W......_, Oeoember 31, 19U
'
Kini • roll put P~delpbla
Dtfensemen Steve lhldMI-and Ja1 ~ Welll teored fint·period pl1, and pl· '
kndeT llelu MelaHll made 22 llVH U
lhe KlJlll rolled lo a 4-1 home ice vic1ory
Fitch'• reblrtng
• <.J mee amlclplayer
. dlseenslon re~rta ov« PtiUadelpbia. bandina &M Ryen w ir fourth
m1iabt loss •.. wa,_ G......, scored lwo aoall..the
KCOnd of which moved bim ahead ofO.J Laft•r:into
10th platt on lhe all-lime NHL lisl with 520. as
HOUSTON - The Houslon Rockets m Edmonton whipped Vancouver. 7.3 ... Stne LartDer
extended Coach Bill Fitch's contract for scored two aoals as Chicaao defeated the New York
three yean Tuesday amid published re-Islanders S-3 ... J ... TmelU scored~Joals in the
pons"that two of his playnr,--Rall'h Sampson and finaT~~lualnathepmewinnerwith23sec:ondsto
Mitchell Wiuins. wcrc not aivingthe1rbcsteffortsinan play. as Calpry rallied ptast New Jene)'. 4-3 ... Walt
attempt to act him fired. Podd•bay scored his second aoal of the aamc with S:S4
A newspaper repon quoted a source on the Rockets remainina as the New York Rangers dealt the Pcnquins
sayi 1 the two players want Fitch replaced by their eighth straiaht Ion. S·:f .. _11ormer Washinaton
assistant coach Rudy Tom-Capital Dea Evasoa scored late in the t1nt ~nod to
janovich. suan Hanford on its way to a 3-1 win over the Capitals
"Ra lph and Wiuins hate ... Mtdtel Gftlet scored twice and added an assist. and
Fitch so much that they've gonr rookie Trever SUH1M1r1'1 firs> NHL goal proved to be
into the tank until theJuf s the winner as Quebec skated past Montreal. 6-3 ...
fired." the . report quot 11s Brtu Jlee•'~: Cla&J'Ue Bou&eola and GIH Cavalllal
source as saying. scored for St. o uis in a 2:09span of the first ~~iod, and
Fitch. in the fourth year of a the Blues hung on to hand Boston its fifth straight loss.
five-)ear contract that pays him 4-3.
an estimated S2SO.OOO per year. · l 1 h •ldbt
now has a contract through the New York w na &OUrt . •tr--.
19~9 I season.
P'ltcb Sampson has spoken cn t1-
calh of Fitch's gruelling workouts in past seasons but
Rockets General Manager Ray Patterson denied then~
"ere any conflicts between the coach and player.
··This 1s something that's been in the flopper for
some time." Patterson said. "We wanted to have a news
conference but when all of these unfounded rumo rs
about a coaching change surfaced_ We thought II best to
let l've ryone know where the franchise stood with
regard to Bill."
Both Fitch and Patterson defended the players
against the a llegations.
"Hrst o f all. I ta ke 11 as a direct insult to the
plaver-5," Fitch said. "Those are serious charges because
there 1~ more in ol cd an a situation like that if it were
true.
Quote of Uie day . ,
.Larry Guest, columni!lt for the Orlando. Fla.
Sentinel. on the fact that Auburn running bad.
Brent Fullwood has not attenl1ed classes since
earl) in the fall. yet was eligible to pla> in the
Florida Citrus Bowl against USC'::· Auburn 1s
giving Citrus Bowl tit kets to Fullwood's prof!. so
· thei ll finally get to sec him 1n person:·
Gerald WllkJ•t scored 12 of his 29 m points. in the fourth q~rter and BllL-·
Cartwrigbt added a season-hiJh 27 points.
powering the New York Kn1cks to their
f4>unh consccuuve victory, I 03-97. over the Washing-
ton Bullctl> Tuesda) night In other NBA games ...
Clluc:k P e"oa scored 23f°ints and Waymu Tlldale
added 21 points and I rebounds as the Indiana
defeated ("tcveland ,1 11 -99 for Jack Ramsay'• 799th
NBA coac hing victory. Ramsay goes for his 800th
Friday. when the Pacers host the Clippers ... Akeem
Olajuwon's ti e-breaking free throw with 17 6Cconds left
capped a career-high 44-point per:formance and helped
lift Houston over the Clippers. 105-102 ... Adrlu
Dantley scored 25 points to lift Detroit over Milwaukee
I 03-99 for its t~ird straight victory ... Center J oe Barry
Carroll scored 25 points. and guard Cllrls Mulll• added
~3. leading Golden State over Chicago I 02-99 ...
Mycllal nompson's season-high 29 points. including
14 in the final period, helped San Antonio snap 11s s1x-
gamc losing streak wi th a 11S-109 win over Utah ...
Jllillus Ervin&, playing his last game in Denver after 16
seasons. blocked a potential game-tying layup by
Den\\:r'~Lafay Ue Lever with six seconds to play,
allowing Phil elphia to defeat the Nugge ts 11 I· I 08 ..
. Larry scored 12 of his 27 points in the fourth
quaner. including a 15-footjumpshot with two second!>
r'·ma1ning. boo!lting Boston past Seattle. I 04-1 02 ...
Klkl Vandewqlae !>cored 12 of his 34 poin1s an the
. • fourth quarter as Portland whipped Phoenu. 120-105.
Georgetown ~al~lee past 49ere Giants' Tiiylor wine NFL MVP .
Regie WUUams scored 27 points and m NEW YORK -Lawrence Taylor of EE s arkcd a second-half rally Tuesday n ight t~ew York Giants. who bounced back II
a s . hth-ranked Georgetown re mained from off-season treatment for substance C •
unbe en with an 86-72 college basketball abusetohaveperha ps 1hebest ofhis s1xAll-
over t..ong Beac h State _at the Arena Tuesday. Pro seasons, has been named the NFL 's Most Valuable
Tony zone led Long Beach State's scoring with 15 Player by The Associated Press.'
points. a om three-point range. In other action The 6-foot-3. 24S~pound pro toJype for an outside 10\olv1ngT 20teams ... GuardTroyLewlsscored 19 1 b k ~ points as second-ranked Purdue earned the consolation ine_ ac er as o nl) the second detcnsive pla~er to
troph'. of The Dallas Mo rning News Basketball Classic acb1c.vc that ho nor. Tackle Alan Page o f Minnesota won it 1n 1-97 1 with a 9~-58 'ictory over the T owson State Tigtrs ...
Jeff Lebo h11 a pair of three-point shots in overtime to
t·arr~ fourth-ranked North Carolina 'i)ast Southern
Methodist. 88-86, 1n overtime in the finals of The
Dallas Morning Ncws Ba1ketball Classic ... Freshman -
forward Derrick Coleman scored a career-best 22 points
a s No. 7 Syracuse routed Boston University 96-6 7 ...
Resen e forward Stanley Braa dy came off the bench to
score 17 points and grab 10 rebounds to spark I 5th-
rankcd De Paul past Pepperdine, 92-75 .
Hack ett to stay with Cowboys
LOS ..\NGELES -Dallas Cowbo)s EE
assistant Coach Paul Hackett. regarded as •II•
one of the leading candidates to' become the
next Southern Cal head footba ll coach. has
Y.1thdraY.n his name from consideration for the JOb. a
nc:.•y. spaper reported Tuesda).
-The Los Angeles Herald Exa!J>incr said Hackett
informed Southern Cal Athletic Director M ike McGee
on Sunda~ morning of his dec isio n to remain with the
Cowboys.
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College , prep bas etball scores --,
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D!!Paut 97 Pei>oerdlnt 1S
ominoutz H11i1 St 69 MalOni!
New Mt• co ~1 Winthrop 66
Sa~ Jose S• 59 Hav1111ard SI 53
Sonoma SI I IS Sen JOH B11>1e
w Ntw Mt••CO 69 New Me••CO
\I 66 OT
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BO\IOf' Coll 90, Lalevtlle 14, OT
E "'1ern 68 Ruto11rs·Newer~ S6
F11irl1elo 63 New Hamo'"'" 60
Iona 67 Mar''' SJ
Monmou•'l N J n Cooo1n SI 61
l'lnolle l\land 101 Brown 61
S• Pe1er'\ 93 N1eoara 11
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UCLA ••• !
From Bl
'not won in 1heirlhree.snviou1pmcs
played at Anaheim Stadium.
· ''At\er losina to'Edilol\ twi~ in tht
CIF finals here. 1 .think \be jlnll is
finally over:• sa.id Sttven.s. uq .. A•s
flf\h.year senior quanetbeck. Stevens
had IOll\C rocky' uma thi1 ICUC)n bu&
closed OUl bis CAl'ftf' by .SiJuti~ wins
over an:h-rival tJSC and BYU. ·
• 'Bolin. a linebfck.er convened from
a tiaht end. intercepted a peu lO kill a
BYU drive, .
"I cauah•i tOUCb.d~D JJ!M 111inst
Edisori here but we lolt. • Bolin said.
"With all of my friends hert. tonlaht
was special." . . .
Curiously, BYU elected to kick otT
to start the pmc. It proved to be a
aood decision u UCLA "~k-up
· quarterback Brent 'McCracken ·
fumbled at the UCLA 30 as ht"tried to
ellJ<lc a rush on a third-doVo'Tl play.
McCracl.cn was often insened for
Sjevcns on third·and·shon ya~
this season because he is considered
tp be a good runner. But this fumble
set up a 32-yard field aoal by BYU's
Leonard Chitty. • . .
BYU had driven to the .UCLA 3-
yard line . but .on third-and-goal.
q uane"back Bob J ensert was dropped
for a 12-yardfoss b) noSt guard Terry
Tumey. .
BYU couldn't get much going
offensively the rest of the way.
Meanwhile. UCLA had no trouble
moving the ball. ScorinJ, however.
was another story in the first half.
The Bruins' o nly score or the half
was set up by a 49-yar.d run by Dorrell
on an end around. Dorrell· took the
ball from Green and ran through two
lackles before he was brought down at
tile BY U 3-yard line. Green ran
around left end Wltouched on the
following play for the scor;e. •
BYU moved the ball to the UCLA
38 on the next series but an offensive·
pass in,erference call killed the drive.
Another aYU drive ~as stop~d in
the second q uarter when cornerback
M<\fcus Turner intercepled a Jensen
pass intended for Richiwt Zayas in the~end zone. f'
Then it was UCLA's turn to be
turned awa' at the door. The Bruins
m o' ed to the BYU 37 but came awa)
em pt~ as Ste' ens ovenhre"' Dorrell
on fourth down. Earlier. Dorrell
dr9pped a sure touchdown pass as
Strvcns hit him at thr goa1 line.
The Bruins dro' e to the BYU 16
w11h time running out in the half but
David Franey's 33-yard field goal was
blocked by Richard Hobbs.
Green had rushed for 150 ~ards b~·
ha lftime. A ti.me bomb? Indeed.
After Marcus G~nwood ran 70
yards around enO.Tireen scored h1?>
Second touchdown of the night on a
one-yatd run.
··11 seems they ha\'c somebod~
cven \Car who can run the ball." said
BYU coach Lavell Edwards. "UCLA.
has something for bowl games."
Green's Simply o utran the pursuit
on his third touchdown. dashing up
the sideline unto uched .
GREEN • • • From Bl
he said. "I was surpnsed we were able
to run o n them· like we did. BY
eame in ranked sixth against the run."
Jn the Bruins· 31-10 win over the
Cougars. the) piled up 423 yards
rushing with Green leading the
charge.
Green did 1l all. even throwing a 13-
)ard touchdown pass along the way.
He had I SO yards by halftime as
UCLA built a 7-3 lead. Then-Green
broke the game open with two TD's,
the second being his 79-yarder to g.i \'c
the Bruins a 24-3 lead. .. t
.. I cnJoycd the running mOfe than
the pasS'.'" he said. "It felt good 10 get
outside on that 79-yard run and not
get caught.''
He wa!I sclcctl.'d UCLA player of
the game a nd could end up being
picked collegiate player of the year 1f
th1 s _keeps up for the 5-11 . 190-pollJld
1a1lback.
"Green 1s a outstanding back. I'' e
nL'' er seen a guy with quicker feet or
greater acceleration.'' said BYU
Coach LaVell Edwards. "I'm glad
(UCLA) isn't on our k hedule next
\car.
· Relax Coach 8) thr time BYU
faces UCLA again (1991). Green will nc long gone.
This season Green earned sccond-
tcam All America honors for his
I. I 39 vards o n the season with 14
TD'scoming into the Freedom Bowl.
Whale rushing for over 100 yards
for the seventh consecutive P.me. it
seemed the only record he didn't set
was a UCLA single game rushing
total. He would've broken the 274-
~ard standard , but had a 36-yard run
called back for a clipping penalty.
"nd after the Bruins were leading
handilv. Green was taken out. He
came back in for UCLA's second
series in the fourth quarter in an
attempt to get tbr record. but he
ended up throwing the TD pass
inStl•ad.
··1 went back in when we found o ut
how dose I was to the record,': said
Green. "We tried to go for 11 but it
didn't ..,.,ork out."
Green sho uld emerge as the Bruins'
all-time leading rusher before the
halfway mark of next year. He is
currently 562 yards behind Freeman
McNeil in tha1 Mpartment.
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TUllDAY'S 9tlSULTS
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SICOND 9tACI. Ont m ite lror Pun e 12.00C
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Time 21M.1
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Rowen CreSI (K.utlJfer I 2.'1
Time. 2:02,J U IXACTA C4·Sl oeld sl020.
l'OU.TH 9tACE. One m lle i>ace l>Ut'4
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N D IEGO -W1nn1nl' the 111lc
for the third 11me 1n five tour-
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men's basketball team got 23 points
and c13ht rebound~ from Rob Ma~
and held ofT a late Imperial Valley
charac to win the c ha m p1onsh 1p p me
of the San Dieao Mc~ Tournament.
69-63. Tuesday.
Matt bit n ine of I S shots from the
field. and tome key. frtt throws ~own
the smich a.Iona w1lh Brad OaY1Lto
l>oo$t the Pir1tct to 16-3 overall
Chuck McOavr1n added 13 point\
(or Onlngt Cou1.
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Atteno.nc-sS,411
TEAM STATISTICS
IYU UCLA Fltll dctwns II 1'
ltulllft\varo\ '3-ll 49·'21
P1Hlfte ??I tS
lt1tut11 Y 1•0$ 11 >S
C-·Att-lnt 2S·O·l 1·21·1
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Fumt>4-\-L0\1 1'-o 1-1
P-ltlfl·VarOl )·45 S· ..
Time ol PolMUlon 33,, 2':31
tNDtVtDUAL STATISTICS
llUSHING-<Brlo"-m Young, Helmull 11·40,
B Han .. n 1-3', P1rktr 7-27,' Jen .. n 10-t, Yount
7-Cmlnus 3') UCLA, Gr"" 33·1'6, GrMnwOOCI
S· 104. Dorrell I ·49, B1H S· 16, Prlmul 1-4,
McCrecken Hmlnu11 SI. Sl•v•n• )·(mlnut Ill
PASSING-Br1oh1m Vouno, Jlnten
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Tedlv
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noon
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Brtcham Younc'• Tlm Kntcht colUdee with UCLA pa.nter
Harold Barkate ln the eecond ~-::er of Tueeday'• Freedom
Bowl. He WU called for roUC the punter OD the play.
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0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0
?31 11 49
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6 6 ) II
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0 0 0 0
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H vt!. Klein 10
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TDll l\ 76 ' 11 60 Total\ 76 1 11 54
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Sin .t.nion•o I 11
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10 9
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C..,tral OIVl\\en
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San Anton·o 11 S Uta n 10'1
Pf\1laatl1>l>·O 11 I Otrt•I'• 108
Portiano 120 Pnotn t 105
8 0!.1011 104 Su 111e 107
No 11eme11 ~cntouteo
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CliPOtn at lno.ana
Pnoen1• "' Ltltlf'l New Jeruv 111 Oetro1•
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10 0"'
Slturdlv, Jen. 17
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(II Miiiie, All.I
Norlh v' Souln 10 1 m
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Pn1•aot101\1a at Uten
Sacremenlo at GolOln State
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scerw bV Oll•l1W• tit S100llt>ICk 1 I 12 12-lt
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Norton (lnrlnel. Mike F lvnn (Fon11nal.
Laue Gt1uen (Universllvl. Mlrku\
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Beach I
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7 0
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4 9
4 10
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11 7 12 49
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c...--.MllM!lfllll As.ecll*" SAVANNA H SPIRITS-S1Qt'llO Ctaric Hen·
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Ml.IC NOTICE PlB..IC NOTICE P\alC.NOTtcl -rtalC NOTICE • Nit.IC NOTICC
NO)'ICI tW COfdt Slid OrenQI County •1-GMO T O T H E C 0 U N T Y provided In Slid not(t l plu1 ptoperty, • generll o.tp. '9Cnnou8 .._.. "'9llC NOTICE Telbert St , Huntington
TRUl'na'I IALI The air"' IOdrns end TAC....... COURTHOUSE, 700 CIVIC cosrs and any edvencee of llOll of wtWCtl le • fololwa. 11AM1 eTAftmWT Publlc 1ucllon of ab41n-Beach. Cell! 926•6
Product Group of Cellf0fn11.
14 MOH Glen, lrvlne. CA
92715 NO. L·1'171 OIMr common deaignetlon. Published Or1nge Co111 C ENTER PRIVE WEST, $2,599.33wtthlnlerest Ettl· lo·wll °'Y CIMnlng (quip-Tl'le lollOWlng pertons ere doned tu•nlture wm be held Tiits bu11neu 11 con.
YOU ARE IN DEFAULT If a ny, of the real ptoperty Dilly Pilot December 2•. 31. SANTA ANA, C A Ill flghl metlO 8ICI $ 119.775. 10.· menl and' loclt9d et 2700 doinQ bu11nM111: on Ja nuary 11 1997 .. 91 2 00 ducted by e n lndtv1dua1
UNDER A DEED OF TRUST d .. c r I bed • b 0". I• 19116. Januery 7, 1987 lllle and inleretl con~ The beMflclery under Mid WHI COllt Hwy.. City °' 0 l p ANDRA ·s MASTER pm by MRW Inc The IUC· Irene J M1rtyniul<
DATED MAY 30. 19". UN· putpo<&ld..to tlW W [)el W507 to end now held by It under .Deed of Trual heretOfOfe ell· Hewpon Belctl, Cllltom4a, HANO CARVI~. 1S5 W [ t\on '"''" be IOC lled 11 11 Tht1 •t•lem,nt WIS llled
LESS YOU TAKE ACTION Mii' Ave , Coste Mete. CA IMIDll( MftflC( .. ld"9e<I ol trust In Ille ec:uted end dellYered to I.he end tllal Uld .... Inf Mlc.,lllur • 11. Costa. fQl>tp0rate P1aza, Newport with Ille County Cler .. ot Or·
TO PROTECT YOUR Tiie unOertlgned Trut1!9 rUDL nu ptoperly auuated In Uld undersigned • ~lllen Dec· IMMbec:tl trlll'INC1ton II lo Meea. Cell! 12127 Beech 1t1ms 10 be 1nclu0ed enge County on Decembet
PROERTY, IT MAY BE SOLD dllclalml eny ll1blllty fOf eny County and Stele deecr1bed leratlon of deflUlt end De-be con9Ummeted on ttle ,._.,u Andra l George ere 2 Olk !tie ubfnets , oa11 24. 19M ,_
AT A PUBLIC SALE IF YOU ~OfrKIMl1 ol Ille ti,_. H--1 at m41nd IOI' SM. end I wrHten 1211\dayof Jenuary, 1117. et A"dre. Htl Cerrlloa . O.Sk 1 cnarrs 2 MC•elarlal Publiahed Orange Coatl
NEED AH EXPLANATION eddrns end Olflet common T~~ ~. LOT 11, TRACT 11$3, IN Noliu of DeflUlt end Elec· 10 00 • m ' ., ... offtce °' A'**'1. P8"' 12804 cn1irs mt~l•neou• pie· Deily PllOI December 31.
Of THE NATURE Of THE dellgntflon. II eny, shown. MWT THE CITY OF COSTA tlontoSell Tlleuildef8'gl.S Colonill Finltlclll L..... Tiii• l>U'"-' .. con-turet IBM s.ietlrte Ill tyi>e-llM Jenuery 1 "· 21
PROCEEDING AGAINST herein IONA MESA. COUNTY OF OR· ~Md Mid Nollet~ De-11 2$0 Golden Cr Or . SW. due:t«/ by•~ writer lf'd 111ogte llne touett fH7
YOU. YOU SHOULD CON· Sald .... wtMbemede.but ANGE. S TATE OF CALI· tauttandElec:ttonfolelto 100.CllyofSlnteAN.C. ,._.N~I tonepl\Olle W-523
TACT A LAWVER without 0011$1anl Of war-T.a . Ne. m1 FORNIA, AS PER MAP AE· be recorded lri tM county fornll Thll et...,_,I .. flled P11bf11Md Oret191 CoMt ---------
On Jenulrf "· 1917 •• , renly e~ptHIOf Implied. r• YOU ARE IN OEfAULT CORDED IN 8001< 37. wher9 Ille rell P'°'*1Y .. Dated 111112ttfl day of De-with ..... County C"'1l of Of· Delly POOi Oeciembef 24. 31. rtalC ll)TIC(
• 00 A M c .. , .. Loan Ser gerdlng tllle, potlMllon. or UNDER A DEED Of TRUST. p A G E 1 0 . M I s . loclled. cember. ltM ... CcM!ty on Dacefl'lt>er 1186 __ ;...;;.;;.;.o.~;.;;.-..;..;,,,,;~-
Peut L Luztus. 1• Mou
Olen. lrvlrie. CA 92715
This butlnfft 11 con·
ducted by 1n lndlllldUal
Peul L LUllllS ™• ... ..,,..,,, ... flied
with the Couniy Clerll of Or·
.,. County on ~bef
17, 19M ,_,.
Publllfled Orange eo.1
Dally ~ Decenlbef 17. 2• 3, 19M, ,,_,.,., 7. 1tl7
W50e ""*· tnc:O<pclfeted,. Cell: eMumi>fenoel. 10 pey tlle DATED D.f.CEMBER 29, CELLANEOUS MAPS, IN Date: Dacefl'll>9f 23. 1tM c-.-.,....... "---2• ,... W511 '9Cnnou8 MIMllH
fOfnle eotpclf•tlon ... duly rem1tnlng ptloclpll tum of 1983, UNLESS---VOUl~l~i-QfFICE OF THE GUILD ADMUlll.'-.... er: ...... .,.....,, . ,_ IUMl ITAT'lmWT ·-ec Ml\~
T d9f tlle not .. eewred by Mid ACTION TO PROTECT COUNTY "AtCOROEA OF TRATIOM COW • _.. ......, ,.,.._ Pllbliehecl Or eo.a 1'18.IC NOTICE The follOIMnll '*'°"' -. r-. nu•~ ~:en;u~~ .. o.: of Deed of Truat, wtth Intern! YOUR PROP~RTY, IT MAY SAID COUNTY ,, ...... ·-•·-;:;; ~ Of•• Coell Dally Piiot 0.:., 31~ dOlnG l>ullrl ..... Mr Toy ___ FtC_TmOUe.;..;,,,,; __ ..... _______ .. __
Trutl recorded June 20, tl\efeon ... ptovlded,ln Mid SB~lEsol;oYOU,..,NEAEOP..UNBELXIC The sir•• lddr .. 1 end Dme, .. ~Ce = Piiot December 31. 1tae. JlnU9fY 7. 14, 21, .. ..!O~!.!!To Enterpt ..... ,. MOii Glen, ..... --.. -
1 No noln, et11v1ncee. I, 1ny, " ,. ,. • other common "-'-'"110n. Publlttled orenge Coelt 1 •t11 ~ ..... ,..,.. Irvine. CA 127 IS -•••••-• 'IH. U nsH undet thet1tm1ofllldQeed P LANATIO N OF TH E If eny, ot the ,;;-p;~y Dilly PllOI 09cember 3,, W527 ' W-521 -MLL. ALCOMOl.tC Hll9I M Lu11U1, ,. Mota Tiie IOllowinQ P9nOM ere
te-2eoi10 . of ~Ill ... of Truat ...... °'*OM end NAT u R E 0 F THE duc r lbed lbove la 1Ht. Jenu8ly 7. "· 1N7 •WAAOll Glen. Irvine. CA 92715 dolnt ~ -Vttll
COfdt, =1~ by p= expenMS of tM Truet• end PROCEEDING AGAINST purl)()(ted 10 be 2ll LILIAN WS27 P\11.JC ll)TIC( To WhOm It May COll<*n Thia butlnetlt 11 con· Verde Motlile HOll'le si-, = e.Mle. llutOlnd end of Ille trutll etNled by Mid YOU. YOU SHOULD CON· PLACE COSTA MESA CA "8JC NOTICE PICTrnOUI ..... P\11.JC N0TIC( LA TORTILLA OE OAO IS dueled t>y en lndl'llOual l7'1 Pomona Al4. •M
................... t tenltltt .. Deed of Trull, for Ille TAOnCT A 1.AWY(R 7 12127 ' ' ..... --a-----.. epplylnt to lhe Departmenl Hll9I M LUllUI CosJ ,, ...... ,!~7 w ...... .;;'"ti.. oMoe oi o. .mount re•!IOf'll>ly ""· Jenuery 21. 118 · •I -•• ·-· .. _ .. ,...,.......-of AloollollC ee-age COl'l-Tllct stet""9f'l1 ..,.. llled "'* ... .--let OOClt . ~'A.cor.at~ meted lo be S22.1MN 10001m OUILOADMIHIS· Tiie wndetliOMd TNtl .. -"·...,.···-The~....... MAmlTAW trot 10 sell l lCOhOllC wltll tlle Coun~Cter•~Or-,,., Pomone A .. •U C()Ullty Thet>entficlltYundarllild TAATIOH COAP , A CALI· dl.c:la1ms1nytla1>111ty t0feny ,_,_ __. ldoincil>ullftllell: Thefolowtlle.,.,...,_.,.. bellef199t1 11 1l12t •B 119 County on NoWmber Costa ...... ,CAt"27
CcMlty. Sllte °' Deed of Tf\llC ..... °'°'9 ... fORHIA COAPOAATIOH .. inconec1neu of IM "~ ftUIU• MID I oAou, IM,ACT. 330 Oolftt ~ -"D. lroallhurll. F~tein v~. 17. ,... ,_,, Tl'lls l>utlnele II con-WUCILLTJ..~~H~Hts~~£ acvted and~ 10 tt1e d uly appointee! TruttM *'dfess 1nd ofllet COfMIOlll LIA-•CK Ptrll Aite. _!.!.:. Laf"nl CO NITAUCTION. 31H CelltONlll 12708 wttll ··•1" PutllieMO Or .. eo.tUlucted by en lndMctuel
A M (~ uftdet"li9Md 1 written Dec· under end pufMll\t 10 Deed delignetlon. II 811Y, "-! Nocict It '*etly ~ thM 8Mcfl. Celt RM 1 a.n11 CWa Cir., Co9t1 On S• 1eef a WIN l~tl Delly PllOI December 11 ?• JllNe C Woodt
OIA FOA CAI~ "'°'et ler tlon of Defeult eno 0. of Trut1 '9Corded Jtnuery 11eN1n flt1e f°ft*'PtlMI. Trllftt· lrvce V. ,.,.,,. '"°· ......_CA nut Eat Pl l llcenM l l ''" JenulfY 7 1N7 ' • Tllll ,,........,, .. flled-
tlme ~ ~Siii•) ~ m~ IOI' Sele, end 1 wntten 11. 1tl4. 11 Intl ~. Slid sele wt1 De"""· tlUI •0t. of M,1 llnle Montee 31130 7ftl Ave.. Soutll ~ Joe ~. ""'"""*' Oret191 Coeat · ' ' WS06 wtt11 t'1e County C.. of Or·
of the .,..,._, ~lee of Dallllf1 end Ei.t· 1•·023171. ol Otflclll ,. wltf!out cOY9"1n1 Of ...,. ltvd •200, Otey of W•• Hol· "'8gune. Cellf. t2177 3411 Semi Clere. Coet1 1>a11y
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PllOt Oec:ambef 31. -----------119 Couft1Y on 01.....,. rneln et1trenoe to CellfOmil lion 10 Sell The uftdet"tlgfted c;«dt 1n tlle omce of tt1e r1nty. ••Prtu 0t implied, re-tywOOd. Cellfomla, 1ntende fhll t111tlMM le COfto Meea. CA HtH 1ttt ...alC ll)TIC( 5, ltM
Caal*. Inc;., tocer 11 t.01 ceuted Miid Hot~ of• 0. County Aec0tders of Orenge 09rdlrig 1111-. po11e•1on, Of 10 Mil WMft pertOnal P'OSI-ducted by: lfl lftdMdull Tllla l>ullMll I• eon-W511 • ,_ H lrOOll~t~ ,!!1 11:; '"'"end !lectlOn to Seti 1o County. 91111 of CalltorNti en~vmb11nc11, tncludlng etly lo. COIOftlll Financlll 1ruce V '"'°"' duGtlld by. aft l11d1Jlltwel PICT1nout Wll ~ 0r.,... C...
AMNim• r..,.. · be .1'9C0tded tn the county eaeculed by ALFREDO S ...... chergn Ind l llpeMM l.Melftg, lflteftdecl Trent· Tllll et~ .. tlled "9My M ~ P\&IC llJ11C( ..... ITA~ ~ PllOt Olcernbar ,,, '"·
end lntefet~ con~ wf'lere the rtel ·property It SOAIA ANO 8 DIANN Y. Of the Tru1t" end of the ..,_ 1""-'~ of HO OolCI· -"" t'1e C°""'Y C.. of Or-Tiiie ........... , .. ttled n.e tOllOwlnf per80ftl.,. J1, '"'· .,._., 7. ttl7
end '::.t of Tl>~ .. , In ,.,. localed SOAIA, HUS BAN1> AND trvels crHled by Mid Delid .., Cf.°'"·._.... 100. City .,... COUl\ty on Oell11Met """ .... '°""'Ya.ti of Of. PtCTmOUI ..... ' 901"9 ~ .. Tiie "'r WI04
Nid ~ 'v• MICt Oete OecemMt 11~ 1118 WtrE --. of Trust. 10 OIY tN ,....._. of..,..,•Aftl..ClltOQu•enCI ti.,.. ...~on~ ..... ltATW ' o 4 t-~~ ..::.: ~ltled .,C .... &Aafl .. <IHI,.,._ WILL Sill AT PU8LIC Ing Pftnc••I turns of ttle tlllt Nici .......... y,_ -~ Or-~ 14. ,... -~ = .. '*'°"'.,. ....... •• 1 • •. __.... • .,.,.,,.,,, ctt,erate~. ee 1114' AUCTION TOHIOHEST ll(). ft01411tl HCUfed l>y lelO ,., .. lLeelOf), Cotonlel rvv>lf90_, -....... .,._ r-••• -I • •• __.. • -
'\ 1 1 Trecl ll63. o• ,,...._,., '"9ftr ....... OEAFO"CA$H 1pay1t)le et 0..d ol Tru " IO •II rtntnclfllLM1M9,lflt«\OllO Oeily Pitot Dacilmtler ,,, ~Of ... ~ \MNS ANO "OS, ••1 ....... ....
O 8 tMreof ,._ Mft, Prtllflllt, .. , M. lime~ .... 1n lllwt\14 money S10t 1•6 19 wrtll interest le1seb~ lo N ld E1t11 1986 Jenuery 2, 1'. 21. ~ Piiot Dacemller 24, 31, 1422 Ttlbel181 , Hunttnglon ...... 1 I IC. • .. "'°::,: ~t Page 10.' ,, •• _...,.,, •••• , ... of IM """Id St•l .. 1 •t THE tl'lefeon hOM Mey , 1986 II E"terprltH , Tr1ntfer6f 1N7 1 .... J~ 7, "· 1111 IMcfl. Clllf t3"t I I ••••
:'ISoefllneovt M~. ,_.. AMMMt, CA_, (1Ml ~THfl~ENTAAHCE I 75•\ _o~' 1 nnum H (L ..... l, t"9 Mid ll'll'90llal W·S20 Wl11 .,..,,. J ... .,,.,,.,... t4n _ -,
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CaDcei'.Conqut;rers accentuate the positiY-e
. , -~ -= . ~ ~---------··crys..-nla L"' .... +_i...,,,.,,.iral 's· sh~ar_.__ea.e~.~ _ence~ ~·motion ·--som~ne w 'a Iced in your LdJ ctttt-~ AH~r! Other choices arc a \'ailablc. You same shot'~ ... "" f-' i---h --t t ' · rh~r ~our t·motions by choostng According to both Louise and program 0 1er ngnew Ope, 0 pa fentS . .~ourthoughts . .Li.:t·~isc:\~u .Change Anderson. thr canc"·r patient's sup-
\Our rmot1oni"'t>y t'hangine· } our pon person or peo ple are vei'y ihought~ / Fl't'lings of happiness. important.
By JOYCE SCHE RER BODLOVICH
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For three ) ears. 59-year-o ld Edna
Louise lived with an incessant pain in .
her lell houlder. Doctors d1agnoS\.'d
the :11lmen1 as bone dt1e·1o ratwn:
c:o.act cause unkown.
In Muv of 1986. d0<.·1o rs at thl· l ISC
Kenneth. Norris Jr. Cann•r Hospital
1n Los ngeks d1 co' l'red th(• rl'ason
for thl' Hun11ng1on Beach woman's
pain
.. , had a bont• ni9ps): the rcs.ults
shov. l·d brl·ast can ca "h 1ch · had JTl~la,tas1zed:· !>he sa'1d. "S1mpl)
Sta.11.!.d. thl• CaOC\.'r. had sprt•ad 10 the
hone ~
Lou1w was O\ l'rwhl'lml·d b) thl·
shlll'k1ng m·ws.
··.\II I \\ an11:d tu do was go homl'.
pull 'hl' co' l'rs 0 ' l'r Ill) head and
quit Fonunatd). the doctors did not
f>a' forcl•rtain the kngth oftinit· I had
lcf't Hl Ii' e. If I had been told I had s"
m o nths. J probabl) v.ould haH' died
in"' monthf. ...
-Lou1'i~ recel\ed rad1at1on treat-
ments and ps)cholog1cal counsl'ling.
Tht· rad1at1on seemed to work -thl'
coun<;eling did not.
"Bas1call)~ thl' counseling I rl·-
cel\ed at the hospital taught nH' hov.
to d1C'." shr said . "I was so '>cared -I
kept thinking. l am not read} to dtl'.
The counselor was not reall} bad. but
I "anted to knO\\ I had cho1n• of
II\ ing a quaht) hll· and doing thl· tx·st p
I could:''
Louise. \\-ho writl:s and publt!>hl·~ a
hm· o f inspiratio nal card\. bl·gan a
ride on an <.'motio nal see"'a''
"I cried a lot -m) emotions w~\I
cra1):· she r('{'allcd.
.\II that changed for Louise 111 latl'
J unc. Shl' attcndrd thl' Sunda' m orn-
111g sen in.· at the lf'! staJ <. 'ath.cdral 1r1 < iardl·n G ro' l'. The bu llct 111 inS\.·n
anno unc·ed thr forma11nn of a Ol'\\
'upport .group. 11!> nanw . Canlcr
( ·onqul'rur!> .
·\l'C'Ofdtng to Gr(•g ..\ndl'r'>on. d1-
.rn·tor of Cancer Conqul•rors. tlw
non-dl·nom1nat1o nal organ11atHHl ·g""" hoPt' to cancer pat1l·n1s ;ind tlh'
patient"s !>upport group. It ,., a
'oluntccr. shar<.'d e>.p..'nem·l· p1 ,,.
gram di.'ahng "1th tlw "P1ntual. ps~chological and emotional a sp..-rt'
of thl' 1llnes!>. Thl· org<in11a11on puh-
ll\hl''\ a mo nth I) ncwslrlll'r. produl'n
auJm l·a ssetll' program' and cstab-
• h<,hl·s support group~ for the 'haring
ofroni.'epls and tl•ch niq Ul'" '>Ui.'t'l'S\I u l
to othr r' tn thl'lr fight against can . ·r.
"Emo11o nl> arl' chOtl'l'!I and tho!>
l·hotl'l'S affect our bod':· hl' ~aid
"Emotions' haH' a greai dl·al to do
"1th cancer. both its on'\el anti
rl'l'O\Cf) Thernnn·rpa11cnt 1\ rad.l'd
""ha wide 'anet) of hug~ S\\1n~ 111
hill l'mo tions -\II arr JU!.ttflcd : all
mu~r tx· t'\Pt;l'\\ed. It· 1s OK to ha' l'
'and l'\prl'!>S m·gati'e emotion~. It ''
nut OK to ding to those negallH'
,,·arm th. JO} arc )Ours. Simply ~lated. "M } support person. who aul!llds
I hat I\ th(' ~tan Of a positiV(' emo-. the meeting With me, is m y longtime
tt0m1I 'tall'. ·It b continued bv fr~nd Art Flanagan." Louise said .
d\\l'lllng on 'uch a thought and othe·r "He looks forward to the weekly "n11larl~ JX>Slll' e thoughts. O n thr gatherings as much as I do. T he
othl·r hand. !>ad thoughts lead to warmth of the people in the aroup is
dq)\.'rl'!l~ton \\hir h can slo \\ dowr'l thr like a·n extended family. The support
1mmum· ')'>t~11, encoura~ing ill-person is comforted along with 1he nes~nd 1nh1h11ing rl'CO\'l'T) ." cancer patient.
..\ndl'r'ion si:x-ah fro m cxperienn•. Anderson said the organization i~
In I 'II(~, hl' had a \ancero us lung not a hospice group.
rl·nun l'd I hl' d1sl·asr sprrad "We don'tdeal an ho" to die wilh
1h1oug.hou~h1 • mpl'l !>}"temandwa~-dignit}. although we don't deny
111operahk. O<.'tor~ ga,'c him a onr-death." he said. ··we em~hasi1e how 111 -~ll l·han l' ofll\ 1ng for a )ear. to li'r witl'I qualit)."
··1 am happ) tu hr celebrating I 9N7 The age in the group rangrs from ·
\\1th no "gn of ranc<.'r.'· he said. late teens to mid-80s. Andl'rson said a
"\\'hat I d 1J "as fOl'U!> m' r fforts·on few of )he group members have lost
lhl· onh ''de ofthcd1sl'a~·o, cr which the cancer batik.
I had · rnn1ro l -thl' emotional. · "Wr did ha ea death'recentl\ :·he p~ Sl·hulog.tl'al and !>p1ntual a.S('ll'CtS. 'Said . :'The group mC'l IOgeth<.'r and \\e
I hrough 'tud~ and practice. I found had a memorial service filled "ith
"hat lllll' thought could cont m l how positive memories about thc pe·rson."
onl' ti.'lt." In kreping with Cancer Con-
l oUl\l' .id1111tll·dh "as afraid to querors posiuvr philosoph)-cancer
attend thl' fir'>t <:"ann·r Cof\queror-s patients and their _famih<.'s from
01l'l'l1ng across Sou them California will gather
''i thou~ht I \\Ould sce so man} at thC'Cr}Stal Cathedral Mo nda} fora
1x· lplc 111 bad .. hap..>. I would take Crlebratto n of Life.
ho hl·1r prohlcrns." -;he 'laid. "Our featured speaker is D r. Carl
"ln'>tl·a . "hat I \\ttnesscd "as a Simonton. well-kl\O\\n co-author of
rutlm It of rnuragco u.. people ... 'Getting W r ll -\gain.' and 'Strt>ss.
Wtll'n ~011 gr1 canra. pcopk haw a Psychological Factors and Cancer.'
hard 11nw under\tand1ng you. The~ The afternoon wi ll includ<.> semina rs
ma} a .. i.. all .-.ort"i of qurs11ons. or none and worksho ps for cancer pat1r nts
at .Ill. Thl') ma~ rr~. or not er). or and families. If an~one needs more
m.11..l' )OU rf') It 1s important 10 ha' l' information . the) can call 97 1-4 1.H .''
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Oe#y Nlet pfwMe ~ l .. "•"'"
·Cancer conquerer Edna Louise with Greg Anderson,
dlreetor of the aapport group In Garden Grove. ·
Public resolutions
more liable to stick
Resolve to gain health in 1987
JULIAN
·WHITAKER
l hl'\ 1<101..l·d 11 1..l· C'hrt'>lll1:t\ light\
h11ni..1ng , hut the~ \\l'rl·n't fhc
!lashing hghh \\l'rl· on top ofJ patrol
l.lr !lagging m <.' dov. n for sp..TJ1ng on
l~Jn lil ( oast H1gh"a). · _
··Dill I d11 '"ml'I h 1 ng \Hong. n1-
licd1" I a,h·d.
··n l1 \OU I.no" h11\\ fJ,t ~ou \\l'rl'
gotng""
·· \h11ut 55 mph ... I !!-Ul."l'd • ··sti mph." hl' ~.11d.
"That"'" h~ ~nu pulll·J 11\l' m rr''"
Hl· 1nl11m1l•d that till' 'f>\.'i.'d hm1111n
thJI \trip ut road "a' .1 l1>n'>i)1 l U1'U'>I~
po\ll'd l:i mph.
.. Hut I "a' g.<•1ng ng.h1 ;llnng "11h
thl' trutlic ... I argun..1
"That\ trul' ·· hl· '~11d . "hut \OU
"l'fl' kad1ng thl' park... ·
l''l' ah' a~' 1hough1 of m~'l'll a' a
kadr1. <.o I madl' him an olkr ··Ho''
ah11u1 11 ~nu don ·1 g1 \ l' meat 1rkl·t and
I p ronlL,l' to lead tratlir at·a pnll'rt
'fll'l'd liu lhl· rl·,1111 Ill) trip''"
Hl' IJughl'd. hut hl' tool.. 0111 h"
hl.td. h1111I. a n\\\J\
I. 1 r1l·d Jg:i..i n · .. tlm' .1hout 11 I
pr111111w 11111 111 hl'at 111~ ,·htldrl·n hll
l\\11 \\l'l'"' 1f I pmll11\l' 111 l'\l'rltW
n·gul.irh Jnd IO \lil l. Ill ll1) dll'I ..
,"\urn ·· he ,,11J
lk "'i'Jll'I dt11ng h" 111h. and I "J'
ti\ 1ng 111hnl'lt·111111"11h 111\ ll\\ n '-l'"
) l'Jr'\ ll''!llll llclll'
\ l.1!..1 11~ n:.,ulu1111n , 1hat \lll·i.. dtl(.''
u\uall' ll'qum· 'unw I.ind o f puhlll
pmm1'l' -II not to a rolicl' o tlicn
) our Ill'" "th" H·ar I v.111 \\tirl.. out
thn·l· ltllll'' a "l'l'I.. .. program" nu1,t
111..d\ 1<1 ht· 'lilll''>\lul ti \!>Ur pntll11'l'
1nl fudl·, .• l(lll1111111lll'l\I Ill .1n11thl"I
pn \1111
( .1111tr.1l I II >Ull \\ tll. Ill g.11 111 thl'
c' m rarh \1onda' \\\·dnc,Ja, and i nd.1\ hul mah· ,j lll'JI to d111 1 ~'1th J
lnl'nd '-lulll''" t'llllll'' l':l'>ll'r 11 \OU
t'rnd 'omr "a) 111 mal..c ~11ur·,l·lt
LINDI
Aa.uz1
. 1li.c1untahlc tiir 'our rr\olu11nn~.
I rl'llll'mhl·r till' lad' "h11 told nw
IJ'I J:.inu:ir). that shl: "oulJ \\l'1gh
hl·r,l·ll in front o f her frtl•nd onn· .1
"n·I.. until '>ho had rc·ar hl·d hl'r go.11
"l'tght I hl'lrx·J hrr l'l'khratl' hl'I
'urn·" t1n !\larrh I ·. 111·, a H'<Jr l<ttl'I'
and 'hl' ha'n ·, g111 ll\.'d morr I han a fl'''
r>ou nth hal·l..1
I Jl'>o renwmhl:r dotl'll\ of othl'r'
"hn made Januan -rl·solut 111n' 111 lo~· ''t'tght. but rd used 10 gl·t '>1X'rtli1
ahuu1 ho" -or with wh'a1 program.
and "ho ha,l•n't done ncarl~ ;...., "di
-\,l111oc;1 C\ l'n tllll' has somt: 'l'n'l' o l
"hat" attrarti'l' and hl·altln h' till'
l1ml' till') arr 'i )l'H(' old. · ·
) OU k lllJ\\ If~ OU \hOu Id tx-I h In ncr.
'tru nga. littl·r or lx·tter organ11l'd.
) o u I.no" that tohacru '"nut good
tor am hmh .ind ti :iln 1hol and/or
J1 ug' ~rl' n iu'1ng a r rohkm 1n \ou1 Ii ll• •
Hut had hah1t'>. 111.l· rnm lurtahk
••Id lnl·nd' arl· hard tngl\l' Up\i111
"'u·rl' 11111 rl·all~ read~ ti>1 thl', h.1n~l'
l h.tlknge thl\ ~\l'l'k. do \lllll,dl .1
I.I\ 11r and ~kip mai.. ing an} "dl''11n1·d -
t11r-ta1 h1rl' .. pronll,l''·
Dr. Algazi is a marriagt' & family
ther apist in Cor ona del M ar. She
welcomes your responses. If you wish
a rt'ply, pleas1 enclose a stam ped.
self-addressed envelope. Write to
Linda Algatl. Ph.D .. c 10 Dally Pilot,
~.().Box 1560. Costa Mesa 92626.
PACIFICA
. COMMUNllY HOSPITAL
COMMUNllY HEAL TH FORUM
The hospital otter!> lectures. clinics and seminars on current healthcare 1!>sut!>
This winter ·many new programs will tit ottered to the oubhc
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FREE
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PACIFICA 'S INSTITUTE Of SPORTS •DIClf€
/January 7 19876
7.00 9.00 PM
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'YOUR r.tJSCLES • USE Tt£M OR LOSE no
.. Peter Reynolds. M 0 .
Orthopaedic Surgeon
A d,la•ltd d1\<.u\\ttin ot muS<lf tune llOn and ~nalom1 lypn
of cond1t1omng. aerobics. isometrics and lhe complft' 1oror~out
HAPPY NEW YEAR!
from th• S t•ll •t
P•cili~ Community HoaP:t•l""'
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Pacifica Towers 18800 ~._~St.. Huntington Buch. CA 92648
Community Room,(2nd Floor) ·
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F 0t fllf1h.-r , ,,lorm.ic.on ' .tll
(nmmuruly f d\IU IQ'I (notd"~
Dun·1 \UUJU!>t lo'l' a r-.il'\\ Year . ..\t
lhl' l'nd of t:ach ) ear. l'\l'n the good
one!>. I al\\a)s fel'I beat up.
Thanl..~g" ing. Chnslma~. and thl'
hO\\ I g;inll'!> usua11~ lea Vl' me broke
arid fi,e pound~ ~l'f\\<.'tght. Januar)
2 1s a reprirve. a ~eb1nh. wipes tht·
~lat<.' clean. and begins several peace-
ful mo nth' to grove ne" habits and
act I\ atl' ne" plans.
To me. Ne"' Ye·Jr's rrsolu11on' a rl·
mo rl' C\nllng tt-.tn Christmas pre'>·
l'llt'>. JU~l thir K what \OU l'Ould
anomphsh in .t wholt• )Ca·r. "
..\'>)OU ~rt gt als and makr priorittl'S
fur I 4lP. makl your health numtx·r
unl· Onll' }OU 1·a,e lo!.1 11. not hing
l'l\l' malll'N
· l kalth 1\ no m)!>ter). nor ·,, 11
!!ll'l-rnC'.d h) luck. It is determinl·d h~
llll' thing' ~ou du da~ after da). Hl•rt•
.Ill' '"ml' tip'>. some old. soml' Ol'\\,
PAPARAZZI
that "ill hrlp to make I t>l'.i7 'our
hl·a Ith tl'St 'ear \'('I. •
I. Stop 'smoking. Confront what-
C\'rr 11 1s tha1 krt'ps this in !<Our hti:'
and rl'OlO\C 11. Smoking i<;· hcalth
e nem) number I. bringing on l'ann·r
heart disease. and. perhaps the \\Or'>l'.
chronic lung d1sea<>e that makes )OU
ga'ip for each breath . .\nd 1fthat 1sn·1
rl·ason l'nough to stop. reml'mher. 11
\Htnkle!> \Our face.
:!. Stari an l'\rrc1sc program and
Slll'k 10 11. ..\t lrast four limes a ''ed ...
walk. Jog. '>Wt m or bic~ cle for aho ut 0
hour. [\rrct!>l'. trains and stre ngthl'n\
)our hl'art. tones )Our mu~des. aids
1n "eight cnntrol. l'le' att'S) our mood
and more than a n\ o thl·r acll\ It\
kcrp,s ) ou ~ oun~. · · ·
~.Eat kss fa t 1n 'our d tl'I Thl' JUr\
1s out ·<>n fatt~ foods. the' t«IUs~·
d1 '>Cast· Eat more 'cgetabfr·~. and
-· l·arhoh\(J(atl' ftxxh. ~,., th~·arl' 1lw
tno<.h that lit )Our bod~\ tks1gn In
u lh<.'r "ords. sto p putting llll in )Our
ga' tan!..
4 Chl'l" } 11ur blood tholl',tt•nil •
and hlocl(.f pre\\UI\' r,egutarl~. \\ ould
~ou gu a )l'ar" 1t hout l·hl·t:._1ng the Oii
in) our .1:ar'1 Tht'\C' l\\O mra'lun·ml'lll'>
arl' the mo\t an·uratl' prrd1rtor-. o t
hl·an attack~ and !>lrokl·'· and both
l'a n hr l'hangl•d a' 01d1ng the d1sa\ll'f
Practice '>Oml' preH•ntl\ l' med1e1m•
h' l..l·"·ping thl· l'holestcrnl hc:km ~l Kl
and thl' blood pn!\surr bt•lo" 140/'IJ! .
'i. fat morl' fibt·r. lr1'1'>1 nn ·" IHlll'
grain breads. and other unpnKn!.l'd
'l'gl·table food.-. Fiber 1 lhl' txxh·\ '~ll uum dt'anrr. and aids 1n \\l'1ght
l'ontrnl. rholec;ternl rontrnl ·\
·pld,ant \\a} to add fibt·r tn \Olli' d1l't 1~ to l·at l\\O apples ixr J a, ·
h ~ta~ .l\\a, from 1lw ~i11, lood'
ChariotChampions cheered
~ .
at"'Babes in Toyland ,~brunch
l m '11ld1er\.Jad .. -1n-1hc-bo:<.l'S and
u "'1r l ll',tl'r" dcl·oratrd the Ne" ponl·r
Rc,ort lor thl' "Batx·s en To,land"
hrunrh hosted b' the hotel for
< h:m o t < hamp1on\.
..\lll'lld1ng the fi nal actl\ tt} 111
'-l'"P<ffll'r'' -.cril''> of reopening
n l'llt' \\l'(t' about I OOchtldren. mam
11f whom \\Cn' en \\hrrlchair!> and
: .... onatcd with the Chariot Cham-
p111n' v. hrckhair Tcnn1s program<>.
mrn1tx·r' ut the CC and friends.
"11 "a" o nr o f thl' most trrasurl'd
nhHlll'llt\ of Ill) hi('." ·sa id ( ·c ·
prc\ldl'llt Nora Jorgensen, d1stUS!.tng
thl' part) a fl·" da~s latrr. ··11 was a
mo't ~.lonouc, -part of m) ho hda)
('( m~·m her"> l'arh .. po nsorl·d a
child and cal·h o nr of thrm thl'rl'
rccl'I\ l'd a E•ft
..\ Rrun· ~pnngstcl·n and a Madon-
na lool.ahkr atte nded and pr.ov1drd
l'lll\.·11ain111cn1. <>then. 111111gli11g "1th
thl' l·h1ldrl'n and gl\ 1ng out auto-
graph' "ere .\ngrls P11chr r Don
Sutton. forml·r LA Raidrr Lyle
Alz•do, actrrs\ 'Pa tricia Crowley
from f \''r, .. (), nast\ .. and Sbalane
McCall and Omrl Ka tz from "Dal-
la.,.··
In addition . Mieki:y Muu~c .
m1rnt•<,. musician'\, strolling carolers.
a "al~ing Christmas tree and Santa
\\tlh his ll\e re111deer \\Cre thl'n' and
gl·tt1ng thlV share of attention ,.,,
.\lso. · a hit at the part) "'""
c,\ecut1H' chef Ted Gray \\ho
preparl·d the brunch m enu of fruit
salad 1n pineapple halve<,. quiche
lorraine. bacon and sausagr. au gratin
potatoes and yule log drsst'tts. served
up with spatkhng t·idrr. (There: wrn·
even home-baked goodies to tal..e
homr.) ·
· "These kids and this evrnt hav<.'
rl·Jlh put tht· ·l>plrll hall.. 1ntu
< hn,tmao; for ml'. The) Mt'I JUSI \O
apprl'll::tll\ <.' of l'\l'r~ thing:.. '>~lid
h1Hl'I managing d1rl'l'tm Mac
Ma«-Neill.
Other\ att<.'ndrng \\ere Tom and
E mma Jane Riiey. Pilar Wayne and
Allee King uf Corona d d Mar. who
hclrx·J brrangl' tht' party with .lor-
lll'n"-'ll ( ac:rnmpan1l'd b) hl·r hushand
Vin) and Larrle Parks (v.llh husband
Biltl
l arm• and 8 111 are parent' of Brad
Parks. founder of Chario t Cham -
pion~. Brad and h is \\tfl' Wendy \\l'rl'
111 ·\ustraha spending tht· hohda~'
\'1th hl·r parcn1s.
."Our n~xt C\'Cnt to <at'>e fu nds .for
our Junwr Wheelchair S~ns Camp
'program "ill be In March~Wc arc
planning a reall~ nice blark lie ('\ent
at the Mrhd1en." said Nora .
PaparHd I• HllH by Dally PJ/ot
Style editor Vida ~aa.
pJrtll u l.u l~ 'altl'U nu1' grl'a~~ potat
l hip' and mo' It' hou..e . porx·orr
l \n'" 'all 1mrl'll\t'' \Our bloo
prl'"Url'. 'train' \Our · l'll·art an
mall'" )OU1 ring'> tight
hnalh . bt· COll'>llOU'I. l>o no t"'
a' 11 'mi .ha' l. nn n1ntrnl o' l'I <>la tr r
\our
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lfaPP' "l'\\ Yl',ar
Julian Wbitakt'r , M.D., is dlrec to
of the Whitaker Wellness lnstltut
located In Huntington beac h. Pleas
address any questions to blm In car•
of tbt Dail) Pilot. Box 1560. Cosll
Mtsa 926%6 .. _
Mac acNelll abowa of
certificate be recel•ed from
Anthony Lara and
MlckeyMo!'ae. I
Bnace. SprJqateen look-a -Ilk• entertained bnaaclaen. LJle 'Al•d' •ttn• aatotra~b• for children 'at Cbarlot Champion• ~naneb. . /
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rush of
mergers
~ NEW YORK (AP) -Many of ~all Street's h1&h-pnced law)ers are
spending the hol1da)S skiing m C'olo-~do or-sunning an 1he Caribbean.
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John D'Alamontc 1sn'1 with them.
O'Alimonte. a panner an the la"
firm Willk1c. Farr & Gallagher.
specializes an helpin$compan1es with
meraers and acqu1s1t1ons. And nJht
now he has link ti'me for his fam11\.
nrver mind a ,\sca11on. ·
0' .\limonte, -'3. IS not alone.
Oouns of ta'kco"cr la" )l'rs. '"' cst-
mt'nl bankers and 1hc1r staffs have
been toiling up 10 20 hours a da)
recent!) to complC'lc a rash ofdt•als b~
mi~t 1onight. "'t
That s when the ne" ltderal in-come 'tax law takes dTect. a law that
'makes man~ l y~s of mergers more
cxpcns1 vc. 1n terms of ta \CS. for both
hu)crs .and seller$. So co511pan1es
have been making deals at a frenzied
pace to capture 'the current la" 's tax
ad vantagcs. and it's up to 1hc la"~ers
and bankcrs 10 fin1!.h tht' deals before
Jan. I.
Grub8take Enterp
oak •eneer cabin ets to
Huntington Bea b manufacturea
old campera' food and equipment.
• "E\'en though we a~ a suhstan-
11al backlog of proJeCI!> an to ne\I 'car.
\\Ith the ta\ law 1here has tx·cn 3 real
focus on ~car-end clo~mgs." !>aid
Willard J._Ch crlock Jr .. who manages
the merge~ and acqu1 s111ons di.'pan-
mcnt at the mH•stment banking firm
Grubstake came-
f rom sports show
Goldman. Sactis & C'u ~
. D'Ahmontl' "as. abk to cnJ<l~
C hn'itmas at homi.'. hut l'' l'n thi.'n a
pending 1al..co,cr rl·qu1rrd hl' '>pend
two hour\ on the tdi.'phonl' Thl' ne\I
Huntington Beach
fir"m b u il ds cabin ets
fo r cam p ing supplies
da~.andaga1nSunda}.he\\ashal·kin "lf1t ''3\~I for the l:iud. ~pom
the office until m1dn1ght. Sho". I wouldn't be in hu\1nl'''
The in\'~Stmcnl hanker'> pnmanh toda' ... sa\' Boh Seu fcrd ut
ad' 1se companies on lhl· merm 1)f . (1rubstah · Enter:pn'>l'!> 1n Hun11ngwn
acqu1s111ons and hew arrangl' the Rcarh. one of 61>0 c\h1h1tors 111 tlw
financing . .\nd the ba~rs· "ork I'> ~2nd annual .\nahi:1rn Spons. Va-
mostl ) done for this year's dl•als. l3t1on & I{\'. ho" tx·1ng prl·<.entl'U at ·
"The big "orkload ocrnrred 111 1hr .\nahl'1m ( 11nH·n11on ( l'nta
earl~ to mid-December _::ind 10 1hat \)aturda~ through Jan 11
cx1cnt 11 1s now do"°n to a lncl..k ." T hrl'l' ~l·ar\ agu Crruh,tJl.l'
!Mild Daniel· J. Good. a managing Entapmcs didn't l'\ISt :ind Scufea·r
dire<·tor and head of merchant hanl.-and ms hrotha-1n-la" H'ruu'
1"t for ~twarson Lt•hman Brotht;r\ \kDan1l'l "erc cmplo~"d h~ Proctor
Inc &. (iamhk a!. ml'than1l·,
. "\1o,t o l thl' maJor ad' Kc ha' hl'l·n Both "l"rl· ardl'nl cam~'r' Jnd tm·d
Sl'l'n and taken:· C1o<l<l ..aid. "and 11f rart1ng around all thl· too<l am.I
most o( tl'K' senior JX'opk ha' e utl'm1I<, 1n Oo\l''> "hl'rl· "hJln a lhl'\
dec1di:J lu go soulh or ,i..11ng and the ".antl'd "a" al" a~, at the h\mom '\u
1un11ir ix·oplc arc left lo ckan up lhl' lhl·~ (k<.1gned and hu1h thl'nl'\l.'" l'' J
details:· da-.s\ "<xx.kn l':thlnl't Ill '"'rl' Jnd
~·uti:rl'r. "that \\l' .. old\'\ l'~ thing "l'
hrought HI thl' <,hO\\ anu tool. ordl'rS
tor morl· f ha1·, wtll'n "l' Jl·clded to
ll';s\ l' our rt"gular 1uhs and '>tan 1lur
11" n huc,1 Ill''>' " ,
In lhl' pa .. t t\\ll \l'ar<.. ( rrUh\tal.l"'
..all'' at the \pt1n' .. hn" h:J\e 1n-
l'fl':J\l.'d h~ 250 ix·rccnl ix·r \t•ar and
thl'' no" marl..l·t at nlhl·r ">1mdar
'hn·,\, 111 111hrr part~ of lhl' \'OUntr~
fhl' 11rl'St1g1ou' Ollllh>1lr 'tore.
\lx:n r1:1mh1l' & htl'h. i~ n11" lar~ 1ng
< 1ruh4'lat..l· hn\l'' and thl'' .11\l1 Jn.'
.1, .11lnhk at thl· t"t\lcman· l ha111 111
'!Jl lr\ 1 l)g guod<. '>I Ort'"·
L<t<.t 'pnng thl' cumpJn~ mo' l'd
1ntn J m:iufal·tunng tacd11\ 1n Hun1-
1ng111n &.ll h "1th a l·ap:ll 11~ 111
pniJUl'l' up to '.1100 hll\l'' ~·r ~l·Jr
Thn l urrl'nth ntkr eight m1.xkh and
tour morl· Jr\;111 the oiling Pnl'l''> tor
thl' oal. 'l'lll'l'r c:ih1ncl\ \\llh hrJ''
hJrd\\ Jrl-. \IJrt at S411.
But at thi.' la" firms. Si.'ntor and l'iHf\. their food and c4u01pmcn1
1umor anorne~" conuhue 10 fl'l'I thl' Thl'~ "i.'rl' so pfca'>{·d "11h fhl;·
I 1111g rnognlll'd J'> thl' l:lrgl''I
tr.I\ \'I .rnd llUldoor rcl'fl'J\1110 '>IHI'\
un lhl' \\ l''t < 11.,1. thl· .\11ah\·1m l'' l'nt
1' rl'.111\ thfl'l' <ihO\\~ 111 Ol1l' -,1
rl'l reJ1111n.1t 'l'hldl· <ihtm .1 lam1h
'.14.1t1on 'ho" and an uutJoor 'P\>rt~
.tl 11\ llll'\ Jnd l'lfUl()ml•nt .. 1111~
pressure 10 l'nsure Uiat takt•u,er re .. ult and fl·llo" t·a mix-r' \\Cfl' .,o·
documents ::irl' 1n ordl'r before 198., l'n' 1ou\ tha1 lhl'\ knl'" thl'tc "l'rl'
arnvi.'!\. ..~ 1111!0 ,omethlng ·
Such a harnl·d paCl'. 1f susta1nl·q. al The m·\t '1cp rn lhl· n olu1111n 11!
best threatl·n~ a tl•am mi.'mlx-r\ their hu ... ne'I\ "a' tor hl>th ml·n to famil~ life a nd ::it \\llr<;t can kad to tal..l· a ninl'·\\l'd· l la" .11 l oa!>tlllll' ··~urnout." at·knowlrdgcd Kl·nneth ( nlkgl' lln h0" to \IJrt a hl1\llll'"·
Bialk1n. l'IH:ha1rman ofW1llk1e Fan -f hcn Lhl'~ began hulld1ng h<l\L'' 111
D' .\limonti.' a$rCl'd "You can'1 do tlw1r g~iragl' anu s1g1wd up lllr a h<il\th
th1'1 1 f ) our fomihl'!I arl'n 't support" r . .11 H Wl·rna Au\·t.. ~ ntapn'l',·
In man' \\a\.S. 11\ toughl•r for the \port,. \'al'alwn and R\' ">ho". famll~ ~ l' grt 1he 1ntl'lkl·tual \<.Ill\· t..m1\\ n a" thl' natmn .. , 'l1 I 'h'''\ h11
fnl·tton. thl·~ don't gl·t that." fH' '31d. uutl.111111 rl'rrl·a1111n
"I'm not done '''t." ht• \aid "I ha' l' -\ 1hc' \a\, thl· rnt "hl\ton "I lh·
t"o more deal.,· to dtl\{' hi.'forc thl' rnpon\l; to C~ruh'>lake ramp hc\\l'' at
first... thl' sports 'hu" \\3'> \ll grc:it.'' '·'"'
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It katUrl'\ ITI\lrl.' thJn ('llMI l'\h1h1i..
1111 'al .11111n' .ind 'POrt\. rlu' ~I 5
1111111\ln \\ (lrl h Ill nl'\\ rl'L0rl'J 11\\11,ll
\ l'llll k'' .ind thl' hlg&l''-1ti,hing13l t..k
rO\\ 111lhl' 22·\C.H hl\lllf\ 1)1 lhl· \hm\
\dnw .. ~1011 1, ~" "" ri.11 .Hl11lt' anti S2 111r d11ldrl·n <•· Ill i '\·\l·ar\-11ld
'i 111111gl'r d11IJl\'l1 .trl' ad111 1ltl'd frn·
'\h1m h11ur' at lhl' ll'lltl'I .1t MHI \.\
1\..11\·ll.1 -\ \ l' 1u<.1 .1no" 1111111 [),,.
nl·,L1nd \\111 Ix· nol111to 111 ...,aturJ:i,
n1•11n 111 ., '\und.t' anti 2 rm to Ill
p n' \l1mdJ\ 1h111u~h r fld,I\
NEW YORK (A~ -The foll~wlng fist 10 PSEG 11 62PI 121 ... 7 , UP ~5 ~uane11 J,. -• Oli 1' lhows the New ork Stock 11e111nge 11 KanebEgv n * . + ~ UP 64 6 Qu IKFn 6~ -l Ott /) stocks end werrenls 11111 heve gone UP Ille most •nt. oown 1ne most 1>1seo on f:"'9f'\f of e noe reoerdless of volume or ~ev No 1eeurltlH tredlng below S2 are incl· -~. Net end o.rcentaoe el1anges are 111 di erence t>etwin 111e brevlo~s Clo,ino Pr ce e nd ue,dev's o.m p r I e e
" u..-s Name LHI (Ilg Pel. 1US1-tome ~1' t 1'. UP ~~:~ j WnUn ''f' I • UP tonnslCR n 11~ 1 UP ,J
4 emro:lJrWk 'r111+ J. UP ,.0 S Mexico d ."°' t • Uo .7
' ~omnMtv. wl • UP F ermtan \ t lt! UD .7 J Trlcentrl • UP 67 Verllv + '. UP 67
11 UnStkvO pf + ) UP S9 7 Ente-.E~ 3 • -• gr: 1 1 I Navstr wtA 2111 + • UP S6 8 NVStaE 31 -2 8 64 14 ~vinCp 1~ + --tto S6 9 Transcn Inc 1~ -) Off 6) lS tec l Auoc .,, f • 1, Hll11Retieb n• 19~ '1 EnterraCP 5 • . 11 C11vron 5' • '. 1 lllPW 7 56Pf ~'· t 2 20 LaQuinla , ) 21 Measuru 41 ) t "· 12 Am Motor\ 3 ·+ 8 13 USPCI s 14 • i 1 24 Wurlitzer 3 ~ 25 BancCtrl ••• ·~ ~11. ·~ 26 Knogo(p DOWNS Name Lu i Cl1g
16 • -2 1 NlagM Pow 2 HouOllRov 3 Rar,tecll
4 Ga vstHou
K.emo \ U 7\ K1n-1M1 111 lO • 1(1nQlnl fl • o • ""'°'" • 7 I 16 7 S l7 H SO> ll'• 11;• , '• 1 • l' • Jt •
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UP 5 4 I 10 Oalaooinl )'11 -111 011 60 Uo ~· 11 AmCenlCP 4 . 011 59 UP . 1 12 CenHud Gas 30 l'e 011 S9 UP SO 113 Ideal Buie 2 e 8fl H UD 4 8 1' Pa n Am 4 UD 4 4 15 Varco 2of 8 l Off 59 UP '' 16 T1dewa1r 4 • . 011 56 UP H 11 CCX Coro 4111 -• Ott S4 UD 'S ;P 1n$ s IS'• -'s Off p Uo 1 Lear eirt 4111 -81: UP 4.2 20 viTowle 2 • -.3 Up 0 21 Berkev inc 4J .• -. 8~ .o 211 :.... I ~ , 22 BundvCe> l8 Pei.
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23 KanebSvc 2~ -8 8fl Off 11 O 2• FairCom 7111 -~, :.1 §" 10.! 2S V1L TV~p AA 2'"l -e &~ fl 8 26 Pa11en P s 17 ', -111 •• If 8 O 27 wvnnslnl 197'8 -1 011 4.1
OTC UPS & DOWNS
NEW VORK (AP) -T11e fonowino llsl snows 111e Over · the -Counter stocks and w11 rran1s 11111t 11ave gone up 111e mosl end down 111e mosl based oh oercen1 of c111n~ tor Tuesday No ~urllies trading below S2 or 1000 shires are Included Net and i>ercentaoe c11anves arA.the oifference De'"""" lhe previous do~g or lce and Tuesdav's last or bid Price . UPS Name Lnl c1111 Pct SPI Suio · 2)'1 t ~ Up 17 I WesteTcn 2;\• +-, UP 2 Precs11Resc ''" ~ 1e UP 1 Adve nlnst 3~ + ~ UP J'i Heettl1plex un l ' • + , Uo 1 . MICTblo 41/t i l , Up 1 ~oenAmer s 11 , IJ_. UP I 1rtt10ld 7'. 1 uo J6.0 T&E Coro 11 1'1 uo SI Ra~p 2 1· j6 S· 16 Uo 14. Bl le w1 19-6 !S-16 UP 1 ~CCU av 44\'9 s• 9 UD l . H~Klnc 3' • •'-UD ~A~st~~t~" ~:'; 1 ; ) ~: l :l lllinFlnl ,, 'J + ', UP 1 . s Intel 3~ I ~ UP 1 . decTcl1 l 1·32 UP J ren\nel 25·16 '• UP . Nall FSt l ''1 "II Uo I . F1ememw s 2~ t . UP 1 u Grlff1111 7' • '• Uo 11.5
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xrl:r'ne s L•I' _c11t ~llnCre -1 Int I 2 17· 1-, -2 1 ·~ ~Cl .\.< -t 1noeo g. -1, ~~te~i=r;v ·ir~ ~l-g
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unamt Inc •• l ~:um':tnev l'l.li -•. Ullr)(I I 4 anners Inc t Hosoos wt •. L1ncotnLOQ.. n • ,1. Mevnefd Oii 4 ... ~eoybS.vng 4 • 1 UldDCOAl'k 7 t ,
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may not Work t"morrow
Tax-shelter. benefi s change
along with re a l estate values
By JOHN CUNNIFF '*.............. \.;)
NEW YORK -Once upon a time wise -\mencans
$tud1cd thl' n·onumll c)clc and its componenls. mainl)
1ntcrl'\t f3 ll''> and infla11 on. to determine whetht'r the)
should lkl\l' and 1n' l'!lt or borro" and spend.
If anflat1on
"a'> a1T11l 1pated.
on)unkr'i and
prudUCl'r\ trndl·d
10 hu\ 1n ad\llnlt'
OI nl;Cd l'\l'n 1f
thl'> hJJ to h<,ir-
. J O\\ to d11 '4l 11
1nO:it1e)n · \\3\
hl.l'I' tu h\·1.11mr
,-ln!I vf a ll1l'ndll' tht•~ tended tO deJa~ purchases.
'uv. 11 JrPl'M'>. thl') ha' l" ~ded tax changes to tht:1c
h!.t. tur thr l ll·Jr rca-.on 1ha1 t'3>.t:s seem to change ~orr
c>fll'll thun th\· crnnom1c qck lmpor:tant changc~
rt'gard1ng t.l\l'' ha'l' orcufred 1n t'ach year from 1981
thmugh llJl'l.i ·
In i 91'1 I thl• l:lunom1c Reco\C~rv Ta:i. -\ct. or ERT .\
It>" l'rl'J loll" 1J uJI ta\ rati.'s b~ 2 5 pt"rccnt. Social Sel un 1,
tJ\l'' \\l'fl' rJ1~d 1n 19 I and 1983. and broader tax
tl'll rl'J~.,· '-'l'rl· l'nal'tcd 1 n I 982 and 1984.
'u "onJ\·r "an .\mcncans.alread) are cond111un1n~
thl'Ol\l'h n tu thl' (a\ Reform .\ct. although 11 dOl"'>n ·1
hl·u1ml· l'llnt1\\' until Thursda' That's thl" official datl'
bu'i Jn l'Ollrm uus impact al read; 1s e' 1dent
Bl'\JU\l' thl'lf ta\·Shelter benefits ha,·e been redUlCJ.
lhl· 'Jllll'' 111 '><lllll' rl''i1dt•n11al and commercial rl·al l'\tatt'
ha\ l' fa I k n
'un·rl'\1dcn11al lOns1ruc11on Spt"ndmg 1<; do" n mun:
thJn SJ11 h1ll1ttn tor tht• )l'ar. in part tx'<'a~~· 1•f kss
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I' &enl'rous qcprec1auon schedule$ for plant and equ1pmnt
'¥•n)' companie' ha'c delayed their durab&c aoodS
~chase~.
In the stoc1' mar.ket, 1nd1v1di.iats with la!Jt unrealized
profits are ~tlina shares an order to avoid nu t )tar•1 •
cap11al PJl\S th increase. While the muimum rate ritts "onl~" ftom 20 percent to 28 percent. that isn't {rue for
leuereamers. Some who paid 14_puce'nt 1n li)6 wiO pa)·
28 percent 1n 1987. C'onsu m~rs. though alread~ dttpl) an debt. ha\'t
~pttdt'd Up purchases o( b1g·t1CkCt Items, includinl
autombiles and apphanc~. Sales taxes incurrt'd th1s·ycar
arc ta\·<kduct1ble NeAI )tar the~ arc not
Borro"ers arc lool..1ng elsewhere for credit. because
the income la-' deducuon forintc~st on charge-card loans
"111 Ix-pha~~ o'er se'Nal )Cars bt-g1n'n1ng 1n ·198?. Man)'
ar-c gu1 n&. l'' en fun her: The~ art· borrowing on their
hu:JM''> and rt'ttnng charge<aro dcbl
In l'ITl'l.'l. Congress turned houS<'hOld equ1t) Into a
t hl'l l.111g act·ounl b~ makrn&,hOmi.' mongage interest tat
dcdul't1bk . .\nd banks. !tome on the' erge ofbankrukptc).
.trt' offering 10 lend mone~ up 10 the houSt' rafters.
Tht• magnitude of this re' olut1oh 1n the attitude of
.\ml·ncans to"ard the hou!i.t' tht'" hve in cannot be
undt'rl'!lllmatcd. ,
~ot mor~ than 1"0 decades. J.go. the clear~t. (irmt>St
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m1gh1 ha\e, been forg1,t'n for being indtbt~ to .
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"erc 'll""l!d a e' 11
It 1sn·1 so an~ more &cause ufta' pohc~. 11 might
altuall) profit ~ou to borro" on ~our house -th~ profit
assump11on being· made on the poss1b1lit~ thal )OU might
find an 1n,t•stmt'nt returning more than thc loan's cost
Thl'rt' art· man~ dang<"r~ a'> "l'll as potcnual benefits
1n ~Ul h respon'K°'> to changes in 1he frderal income tu la"
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Blond Puppy 6 wtlt old.
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HUNTINGTON BEA~H
FOUNTAIN VALL Y
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Deli ve r 1 day a week . No
collecting . no soliciting.
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-es1ate auell "' ot the 11911. FICTITIOUS IUS4NiSS with the COunty Cieri< 01 O.· NOTICI Of 1.na, matertels. perfor~ ah.ii be new and aflell not of Trect No 4M. In the nort"-"erfy 11.00 .... of
NOTICE Of' uons"' accounts mentioned NAMI STATIMINT enge County on Oecenlber NOMOISC-.TORY ch•racterlttlea end price h•YI bMl'I Ulllld In o.motl· Counly of 0r.,.. Sl-1• of thl IOUthWel~ helt of thl ~ OIATH Of' In Section 1200 and 1200 5 of The tollowing Plfton• •rt .17. 1996 l'OUCY Al TO quoletlont wl" bl anllyred atratton 0< <>'her aervtce. C•llfornl•. Plf m•p , .. northwesterly helt Of Lot 130 PASHLEY AUCIMCNULTY lhe CalllornlaProbettCodl. doing buatnua .. A). ,.,.. sruo.NTI by competent City All equipment and IC· C0tdedln&oC1.cH,P~tof of NrlCI No. 10I, pet !NP
ERVIN !::) P AS llLEY AND Of' Pl'.Tl'TION Mary T Mc;Nulty. P111· ST A. A CENTER L TO Publllhed Oraf}gl Cont Hilltop Perent Partlcl· .uthofltlM end lilt equip. ceaSOtlel aNM bl lnat.itld Ml~ M•. the recorded In lo<* 21, P ...
JR N TO ........... Tl. lloners (SPORTS TAAU""A·ACCI· Oa1lv P1101"---.._.24,31, pallon NurHr" School, mtnl wflteh In their oplnlon endcomptywlththerequlr• office of the County ,.._ 25ofMlaclllaneoulM-.ie,ln .it rt'l>I rn C'Wpt>n -" HINRY K. WOMMAN, ... , . ..,.._..,..,_ ..... s , F bell --the lnter .. t of """" of eppl~l>le c... corder of Mid County. EJC. the office.Of the County ... Beat·h Mo ndav. De•· EITATI NO. A1.-Z DENT REHABILITATION). Bl 19116. January 7. 14, 1987 1ovo5 ent• Yner. ountain the City wilt bl purChHed. tomla Codtt end Flderll CEPTING tlllftlrom the corder of Mid County
L _ 2 98i:. H To all heirs. beneficiaries. I~ .. SUUIVAM, WORtC· ST A A HEAL TH CENTER W514 V .. lty. Ca 92708 eclmlta llu· The Cltv ...-me ..... re· SU-ty a-. .... tlOna In fOfCI. aootheeatetly 195 lllt. Said pr()plt1y commonly tl'm 11<.'r !:I I •1 US· ~editors and contlngtnl MAN a Dll, An....,a lef L TO . (Cl ST A.A HEAL TH denta of any rect. c:olor, na· , ....-•1 'Qu • ....., ... -PARCEL 2 A I 202tt SW llr band n f Aud r<• y edllQ~ of ALICE McNUL · tt.ttttofllf; 12"1 "81f, -GROUP l TO . 2043 W•tcUff .... IC llftJll'[ tlonal and 11hnlc: Oflgln to ell MfYll the right lo reject any allty, construction de-. n....,,,., Sknown P · · c:fl louftl ,.._.. ltfMt, Lot Or ,, 108 Newport Beecn. ii,'"~ nu N Ille , hit. prlvllegll. pro-0< all proposal• and wal\'I ta<ls. matttlatl. perform~ fOf lngr111 Wld ... lo be tr"1. Santa Ant Pas h lc-y o f Curiind Ol·I 1i and ~rsons wno may bl A,....., CA ..-,7 , CA 92660 grams .cilvltltl gtntr· any 1nforme11t• c:h8fac1er1111c1 and price uMd Tn Comtn()fl wtlh othlrl Pnce 10 be~· l 1IO.OOO l
Mar Falht:r of l...iura htrwlM Interested In ,,,. Published Orange Cq•at Robert A e.ooer Man· tennous ....... Ill ace 90 Ot m.O. ...... 1. 0.vltll rom '""' quotations wlH be ~ OY9f lhl aout1'Mtterfy 15 Name of Seller 0.Veul w, G f S 0 Ill and/or estate of 0111lw Pilot Oeolmbef 22. 2~. G ral Pa .. ~ 2"'"'" • NAME STATIMINT la~le to udent1 •1 the apeclflcellon1 oncernlng by c; om p 111 n I C 11 )' lllt of lhe norffiwllltrly 135 Brklgea, It U•.
OM' 0 ·an it>go A ~tot•on Iles~ filed 31. ;986 ~r~a:1'Costa ·M~ CA The lollowtng Plfse>n• .,, echool 11 oes not di•· ,IC>IClfled dim nalon, H · aulhOritlea tind the equip. tMtofLol 19ofTr.ci4St,ln The Bolrd of SupetYllOrl
and J1Jhn D Pashley by Mary T Mc;Nulty In the MW52 t 92626 .1 . dOlng bualneaa aa c;rlmlnate on the bltlt of paclty, quell 'f or per-ment wflleh In '""' opinion the Counly ol Orenge, St ... will meet on .i.nu.y 7. 1M7.
of Corona dt•I M ar Su~rlor Court ot Orange Thia b StntH 11 con· CLIFF ISHll ANO AS· ,_101 cOIO( n•tlonal end formance may be con· beat ..,..... t~ 1ntlf'Mf or of Calltorn .. pet "'flP r• •t 9 30 • m . In the loetd of
Brothl'r of Juhn H. C<>unty requesting that Mary "8.IC NOTICE' dueled b u • llmlted W1ner· SOCIA TES. 2207 W Balbol 1111nic Of!Qin In eclmlnl•· lldlred unill• llPICific or thl City wtll be purc:haaed eotded In 8ootl t7. P-oe 9 of Supervltor9 HMting "°°"'
P f '""k R T McNulty be appotnted u lh• Y P Bouilv1rd. Newport 8"c:h, tratlon 01 lta ~tlonal mu""um requlfemenl• .,. The Coty epeclflcllly ,... M~ M•. ln the In the Hiii of Admlnl9tfetlon,
ashlt'y fl V-J idge personal repretentatlve 1° FICTf'POUS ., ... ,, ~o~t A B·.. Calif 92663 • oll<:llt aclmlaalont poll· 111, 7~ provided 11111 the ..,..... the rlgflt 10 reject.,,., orrie. or the Oounty Ae· 10 CMc Cenler Dia.a, Swtt1 TennC'SS<'\' A native adm1r1,111er the est•t• of NAMI ITATIMINT T .,..,, ..... ger 1.._.. W Clifford lahll. 78111 P,_ • .: ..... _ .. 1 ._:. •-~ menvflltturer aut>mia>tllff cs. or all',_,_........_.,, end wtlYI eordlr of Mid County EX· ANI C~tOConaum· ·L•CE ••cNULTY . hll atatem.nt ... ...., L I l L ft I c..... ..... .......... p ...... ....... .. . ..,.,.,_ T G f • =:t' of Ch1t.'agc1. ag<' 73 " '"' The fOllOwlng p1r1on1 are wllh tl'll County Clerk of Or· OUM 1n1. • .-•ma, program•. and •tlllltle and ecr1pt1on •nd 11tpl~t~ of any 1nf0fme1111et CEP IN tll•rt rom 011 mete IM ~ f m I The petition rtquHIS Oo1ng butlnlU •: r~. ,.___.._ C.itt 90623 ' 1.._. hlM>t edml~erld 1111 (uatlftcetloll -Lor 0tv1•t1on1 from 111111 aouthwee1erfy H2.5. Detect· 11, ltll
years u «-ra ser· a.tlhorlly to adm1n11tr Ille EOINBOAOUGM RARE ~~9Hnty on ..,.......,..,... Thi Hill Partnerahop. Inc . op,'::.,.:, Pfop<>Md Otvi•tlon ~ apeclflcatlont conc.,nlng PARCEL 3 An UHIMnl 8Y O•Dllt OP TN8
Vll'e5 will be held al estate un~ Ille In"-*"• COIN MERCHANTS LTD . ' ,191a CalllOfnla. 115 T_,ty Sec· ~bll•hld Orenge Cout on~t•ble tnginHl'tng ·~lflld dlmenalon, CB· of 1ngr ... Mid ...... to be 80AM) °' ...... ...
2;00 pm f'rida y . dent Admln1strat1on ot Es· 3941 'B" •318 S Brlttol. Publllhed Or•n-Coeat ond S!. "W#port Be•cll: Dall Pilot 09cembtr 31 pr11etlcel • . paclly. quellly dt pee· uMCltncommonwl1tlottlert OP C>aA .... OC)WlV,
January 2, t 98i at St utan'!!. A1:~ :!1
1h lull authority S•nta Ana. Clllf 92704 o.tl' Pilot Oecem~ 24 31 C•lll 92663 ,.J. " ' N. o quot•tlona wltl be con· form•nc• mey bl con· OYer the nottl!Welt~ 15 CM.•oaMA. LlllDA ._,,
c-I """ ,..., -Met di FC>fd. 3,.1 "8" 1.,.. J • 7 14 1....;7 · Th11 bu1ln111 la• con· • · iif ..... 1 lielerld wNch 1n eny manner lidlfed unlele 9"ICIMIC OI fMt of tM ~ 1H awRT8, Cllfl ef ..
Marks c.piscopa T11epe1111on1u~IOfhMr· •316 s &nMol, Sent• Ana. '"'· ~u ry • · ;515 ducted by • ~ Plfl· ~ dlct .... t11eque11ty0< wort. maximum~ .. "' of L ..... of Trect de. In ...., .. , ... .,,..., .. Of.
Church. 600 Colorado •ng 1r1 Oec>t No 3 at 700 C11tr 92704 -ahlp "8.IC NO!Jjj( petf01menc. of Ille equip. 111, end provided 111e1 the the County of Orenge. StN -.. c..,, c ....
Ave Palo Alto fol-Civ1e Center Drive w .. 1 This bu11n1u ta con· Mt.IC NOTICE W CtL""'d lltlll • -· ment dftc:tlbld In .,,... fNllUfeclUflf 1ubmll Ml 0. of Callforni.. pet me, ,... Publllhld 0r.,. 0....
I _:_. b l Santa Ana, CA 9270 1 on duc1ed by: en tndlvlditl l Thta 11atement wu lllld NOftCI 1ptCJliG•t10n1 acrlptlOn W'd uplenetlon of corded lfl'9ootl 11, '-I of Od)' Pilot Decelftbet H. 24,
OWt:U Y intern.men Jenu1ry 7. 1987. at 1.45 PM Mel cs. FC>fd '9Cnnou9 ..-s1 w1111 the County Clerk ol Or· •mlNG llDS Bid Openine. J--.y 1. th• 1ua1lfloa11on for Miletllalieoue Mtlpt. ln the 3t. ,,... . •
at the Alto M esa IF YOU OBJECT to the Thit ·~'"""' w• lllld ~STA~ ange County on Otoernbet Otte o.c.mber 4. 1tll 1917. Pfopoeed de¥1atlon baaed offtc9 of the County .-.. · weo1
Cerm'tery The farruly granting of the petition rou wtth the ~ty Clerk of Or· Thi lolloWlflO ~· .,, 24, 19116 ~l<>n• No. 16-5-.,.. fl *"'14tl~. W918f on ~tetlle tngl-1fl9 cordlf of Mid County. EX· r b •hould .. ,,_ ecSPur •• the ange County on Oecenlbet OOlng bu---.. Tu111n ,_ PW ~..... pr.clic.t Cl,TINO IMftfrom th• ....: NOTICl pre ers rontn ~ons hearing •nd atat• your ob· 24. 19N Aaeoclll• !Of Hum1tt o.. l ubllslled Orfl'\ge COMI Otvl11on. Publlc L•nd-Ill" . · No qllOtetlonl will be con-.tOUltlwlai.tly 332.J .....
to the Ame rican iec11on10<fli.wr111enobJec· ,,_..~I. 14742 Newpor1 0111)' Pilot ~ 31. ac..,. PublllNCI Orenge Coaet lldlredwNclltntinymenrw s.ics property commont~
H eart Assoc1at1on or oons with the court blf0t1 Published 0r.,. COMt Ave , Sult• 207. Tuatln 1~. Jwiue~ 7, 14, 21. Speclflcatlonl kif oHE (1) oa11y . Piiot Olclrow 31, _,.._the quM!y or~ known• 2021t Kllli. om..
your (avortle~anty the hearing Your llPPll'· OaHy Piiot Oecenlbet 31, t2tl0 1917 NEW 50· AERIA L BUCKET 19H ~ of the equip. a.till Ant The fOllOwlnt ,.,_. .. RoU , H oOd & anct may be In~'°" or by 1988, January 7. 14, 21, JoAnnt Johnl Ttaon. 54 W-525 l 1 FT TA UC I< WITH · W501 ment cs.tcrlbld In tN1e PfiCI lo bepakl. 1180,000 OOlnCI ~ •:
er, apg ~, att0<nty 1987. Seton Ad . lrylnl, CA 92715 CHASSIS ANO CH~PEA apec:lflcallont. of ....,: Tomia A .. IRICAN MlDICAl
Tinney, 980 ~lddle· IF YOU ARE A CREDI TOR --w -524 • Thi&, bu•ll"'" 11 con-BODY . flta.IC NOTIC( Bid Opening: .i.nu.y I. P9rller CONT,..CTOM, 3201 w
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field Road. Pa1o Alto °'·'• c:ontlngent creditor ol dueled by ., lnd•vlduat rta.IC NOTIC( 11 11 the intent of lhlM 1"7 PA~l GA·l121·79-10: Werw Ave., IMta AN,
in ctw;4, e of arrange· t rdc~m·~1 ... You1 ..... ~·,!. ': "8.IC NOTIC£ JoAnne J Ttaon _,r ___ .,.... sc>eetflcatlon• "In It~~ ._, tttnte, .. !_. ,,.. fl ,...,., .... ...., co-,~ .. • ..... , ~wta C.W....:..!.t.7CM~ .._._,,. -·~ ., .., " , ... """"' Thia ll811men1 W Ned ""''',.._ Wlttl the polle ... of the.,..,, .,...,, _. 18' I llR ... ..,,...._. "'-" : ,.,. nontl· _,...._ ·--... menta. reM/11 II to thl pertOMI P1Cnn6ue Mlll•M with the County C11r11 of Or· MAMI STA~ of Fountetn 'l==o obtain Dall Oecenlber 4, 1tll Ill" . eHl.ttly fl9"e Of 1ht HoeMI, tt I .._ Lene.
,AClftC Y11~•MONAl 'A Cemetery • Mol't ary
C1'1 I • Cr'em1 ory
3500--C:c1f1C View rive
NewPO<I Bead!
6•4-2100 I
H~MOft LAWN·
llT. OLIVI
MQl'tuary • Cemetery
CremalOr'f,
rep~1111.,. ~f'lted by MAim STA~ •"9' County on Otcember The fotlowlng petaor11 at• a YlfliClt tul\af* ..,. Specllica11ona No. M·t-Publtlflld OfMge c..t ~ llal of .Lot lit Hvrltlngton lhedi, Cellf.
thec:our1wllhlnl0urlN>fltf11 Thtfollowlng peteon1.,1 9.191~ dOHIQbullMel•: vtcldemaNltOl'the • '1W Deity Pilot ~ 11 .,.,.,...,..,.,.,,,.Of t2f.4t·
Jlom the d•I• of flrat le-dOlngbullnt111t· ' ,_,,. OIU.MAN 'S AES · rntnl lmolVef. All...,.._ 0 1v111on Pub lic 1... 'ltle.ilflw•~halfOfl.ot n.. A. • ltl11
1Uance of 1111.,..HPl'ovlded C LA SStC S INT EA· Pub411Md Orange Coael TAUf'ANT, 801 E•t 8.it>ot tlonl llNll befftede In aneet WorllllEnginwlng WIOI t30 Of ffl!Ct No. 708. In 1M KaMCIM Lene, ............. "
In Section 700 of ,,,, NATIONAL 18032-C Lemon Oeif'f Piiot Oecenlbet 24 3 t ltvd .. Newport Blectl. Cellf W'<I ~· lnaf\I* ~lonl fClf ONE ( 1) County of <>Nnge ...... of leect\, c.w.
Probat1CodlofCllffornll. Or , Yorba Lind•. C•lll 19".Jan~7,14,1N7 'tzte1 M1S 'i110omponenttof'1NHIWCANOVAN ('.+-TON) "8.ICNOTICl ClllfOfnta. l*'INP r• Tt11111vt•• II 11oft·
The time for fttlng clllmt wlll 92ee6 / W512 l•lbOI Penlneull Co., equipment llflall be a, 119"• 11 II .,. lfMftt of tflW cordlc!Jn 8* 11,,... H Mted by. I ....., pert.
not• ••Pll'• Pf10t to tour Seem Naplet. 10.0 W -l~c • 1t1lorn1a, 6120 dard '"~ M woni ~'°"' lft 1tMPlno _,.. • ~ of ·t111•1'1'Hut Macie. In ••:::.,t
month• from the d•t• of the MM:Artllur 1143. S*'t• "*.IC NOTICE St . Simi v....,, Md IMMftal ~ llNll With IN pOllclee of the C"Y OJI ftll ~ tM oMDI Of 4'11 C°""'Y""' A, WWI
nt•rtng nottced lboYI An-. Cellf t2707 Clllf. · be lut>l.ct IO 1nepec-. n of 'ount*" V...., to oc.tllll'I • •rn • TO conllr ohald Coufl'Y, Tflll •••• "-1111 Ma tl..i
VOU MAV EXAMINE "'° r.• "'"-It oon· 1'1C,__ To;• ......... lo <on· -" ... -.. , ___ ...... _ .... ,,_..._ '"'"Clll f , .. HH-• -..f'°"" ..... flle leepl by Ille C0ur1. "you due11d by. Ml lndMdual ..... tTA~ dlletld by·. COf'l)Ofl llon ll\IOllo WOftl,, Tflla,...... '4CI ~ICll of .... daC*l· PWh '°' ....,. llM 0"9f .,., .... °" 0... ...
·are a perton lnt-.. led In &con PMdlar '"'-folowlng S*'IOM WW MICtlMl K Vie.ftrealdlnt ment W'd .. Ml~ IMftl Ill~. M ..... NOTICI II H l aY acnMI tM ~~ 14. 1
the eat ate. yOu may ..,..,. Thlt ~ w• Ned dOlng tll*""9 II' Cailfonlle TNt ilatement wet ,.... 11N11 be new n 11N11 not tloM lflel M "*" lrl I MM OIV!N tflet the Oflftte 1100 .... of IN .,.._ ' .._ upontheexecutorOt~ wtttltheCouflty'CtatlofOf· ~Co., 21211 lenff, wtlfltheCountyOer)(OfOf· ._. b9I u..o 1n ""*'-MCt w-.-. fMMlf County loerd ... ~,.. ot .. ,... Or-.. C..
•lr•tor, or upon the et· enge COUft on ~lmNr Hunt1n91on leecfl, CA at1f1 County on Q6clmber lltr .. lon °'other_.. and II CC1191=•!11 Of the ""°"' In_. o ~ NW of lot t30 of Diiiy Du ,.. i1. IOf~ for tM neQltor OI '· l... .... 24. 1M6... A• """""*" .,., IC· .. .., ... M • ...,,.. IN fOllOwlftQ ""' trect No. 70I per IMP ,.. ,_.... ~ 7, t4. 2t.
t625 Gillet ''"'e
Cos.la Mesa
540 5554
ldmlnlltretor, Md Ille wtttl ,.,,M PtltrlQle l . lfland, 2t21' ~ Clll90flet Jf1a11 be lnabled datd ~. M WOfll prCIPlftY 7 eot• w, .._ 21, P8ll II 1 7
the couf1 """ proof of ..,. ""*"*' Orenge Coea1 ...... H _. • CA tll4I ~ Or COMI and'°"""" Witt\ the,..... .,., ~ ._....., .... PA.-C:<El QA ttl ,. 7'-1: .. .-.: 1 •1 C" ...... lft 'llliiiiw;::rw::;::~i!~ \ *• ••~.,...,... ..... o.11y f'llot o.c.nMr 21, •TIMI.-.... Ii eott· Delly Not bet 21, ..,.._of 1ppnc-. Qll. .. ..._.to...,....n~••.._pet~tlNofftDlof ~,...., , • lr'f INt you dlalft ~ 1 .... ~ 7. 14, 21. M1ed.,.. en IMMtl'llJal ,..., ~ 1. 14. 111 ....,... Coo. n ,_.,.. ~ ot the Olr9dOt Of ,Al'Ch 1 Thi of .... c...e,. -••OeaMr . a
notlceof ftlnootanlft. 1M7 ,atrtdaL...._, 1111.IJ 11i911Y"""'9tloMlrlflotoe. ~ Wof'll ,..._ .... to•oflM...,_; 'MOiL 3:All ,_ •1• ...... ._.,_It ..,.,OfY and :iori!Mment of w.m Tflla .....,,_,, "' fifed w.m COMtNdtOfl -. _...,.. • "'GCMlllOI•"• ., , ._of Lot 1t ,_ roeci -..
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