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FRIDAY, JANUARY 8, 1988 25 c·E~TS
Gas· bills triple ·f OJ9 cou'ntiaiis
Cold weather. outdated billing system
blamed for sharp boost in heating costs
By GREG KLERKX °' .. .,.., .........
Orange County resi~ents can ·ex-
pect to pay up to triple their normal
gas bill for the month of December.
but utilit) officials claim consume~
ma) find relief this spring when
Coast
Church officiAls object to
Sister Mary Elizabeth,
once Navy Chief Petty
Officer Michael Clark,
creating her own religious
order./A3
California
The Senate passes bill to
outlaw employment dis-
crimination against AIDS
victims./ A4
State attorney general
bars st ate crime labora-
tories from obtaining
"genetic fingerprints" of
suspects./ A4
Nation
Bush says voters not
interested in media ques-
tions about his Iran-Con-
tra role./ AS
Business
Panel recommends crea-
tion of a new high-level
regulatory body to over-
see the nation· s financial
markets./84
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changes an the current billing system
take effect .
The huge December gas bills are
sure to heat up Orange County
residents. said Rick Puz. spokesman
for Southern California Gas Co. Puz
said the high bills can be attributed to
a combination of record cold
Small
plazies
losing
ground
Flights down 6 .1 % at
J ohn Wayne Airport:
trend c?lled baffling
By BOB VAN EYKEN °' .. .,..,,... .....
Small aircraft seem to be o n a losing
'itreak at John Wa~ ne Airport, a trend
that has baffled some · pilots and
a"1ation officiaJs.
.\ccording to recently released fig-
ures. airline and air taxi flights were
up substanuall~ last November com-
pared to No' ember 1986, wh1k the
number of flights b} small planes
d~reased.
Airline operauons showed an in-
crease of 7 .6 percent a nd air t.aJu
operauons logged an increase of 9.1
percent
Small aircraft, or general a' 1auon.
operauons de('reased 6.1 percent
from No .. ember 1986 to November
1987. according to the figures.
The number of general av1at1on
flights from Januar; to November,
1987 sho"ed an even larger decrease.
11 .2 percent. compared to the same
period 1n 1986.
Airpon offic1aJs could gi ve no
reason for the decline in general
aviation. although one official sug-
gested that mo re tightly restncted
airspace might be one reason.
.. Sinct' the C'emtos air crash there
have been !Jghter controls on air
traffic." said .\Ian Murph). assistant
general mananger at John Wayne
Airport. "For pilots flying north of
here. the ceiling above Los Angeles
lnternauonal "as raised from about
st~ o r se' en lhousand feet to 12.500.
.\ lot of small planes have trouble
getting up that high."
Murph) said the trend has been
do" nward 1n general a viation
(Ple&H eee SMALL/ A2)
temperatures and a complex billing
system that charges a tripled rate for
gas consumptio n over a baseline
amount.
"If you use twice the normal
amount of heat, YOltr gas bill doesn't
j ust double. 11 triples," said Puz.
~·December bills will be considerably
higher."
Southern Californians consumed
11 5 billion cubic feet of gas last
month. the most gas ever consumed
dunng a w1nt~r month. and the gas
company shipped out I billion cubic
Bicycle ballet
feet more gas last month than 1~
December 1986, said Puz.
The obvious reason for the JUmp in
consumptio n was the unusuall> bitter
December "Cather. but Puz said
Mother Nature alone can't be blamed
for the high bills Because o f an
antiquated billtng s~stem. consumers
are charged tnple for an' gas used
over a baseline amount. he said.
"The "holi: baseline rate S}stem is
vef) troubltng to us. because we're
well aware of ho"· hard 11 is on
consumers.'' said Puz. who said the
In a eort of ballet de blcyclette. a youth perf orma on his two-
wbeeler at Huntiniton Beach Pier on Tbanday. Police
arrived and rang clown the curtain on the pu de deus;
b~cycllng ta illegal on the pier .
procedure 1s state-regulated .. Once
you g!? o'er the baseline. ~cc
soars.
Puz said all Southern Caltfom 1a
Gas Co. customers are allotted a
baseline amount of 7~ therms o f gas
per v.tnter month -~O\t~mber
through ;\pnl -at a cost of 35 cents
per therm .\ therm 1s a unit of heat
equal to appro\lmatel~ 1.000
calones. he said.
When consumt"rs use more than "2
therms per month the pnce crunch
sets in. Eacl.-therm u\er the baseline
amount costs 95 cents. nearly triple
the baseltne amount. Dunng the
a verage wmter month. Puz said most
consumers use an average of 82
therms of gas. but last month many
consumers used 150 o r more therms
to stave off the record chill.
The result: Gas bills that are mo~
than tnple the norm.
.. There's (IO reason for this huct
Jump." said Puz .. It doesn't reflCC1
our cost to pro' 1de gas. It's reall}
1nappropnate ··
(Pleaae itee GA8/A2)
Signal will .pay
$12 million to
restore wetlands
Move may trigger
developmentin-
Bolsa Chica area
By ROBERT BARKER
Of ... o..17 .........
Signal Landmar~ Co. has agreed to
guarantee SI~ m1ll1on to restore 915
acres of "etlands 10 the Bolsa Chica
marshlands. officials said Thursda\.
The accord "'as \ JC\.\ ed in some
circles as a breakthrough for legis·
lauon that "111 !.<'t up financing to
start construction tn the marshlands.
located soutl1 of Warner .\'enue and
adjacent to Pacific Coast H1ghwa).
Ftnanc1ng the wetlands reslorauon
has been' 1e"ed as a major stumbling
block to the IC'glslauon be1ng sponsor-
ed b) Sen. Manan Bergeson. R-
Newport Beach.
Bergeson's legislation would estatr
hsh a special assessment d1stnct to
finance about SDO million in stan-up
costs for the mull1millton dollar
development.
The bill wa5 approved by t~ state
Senate last 'car but was w'tthdra"'n
from the ~se.mbl) in August as
concern m ounted O\'er several late·
de,efop1ng amendments
.\ de' elopment plan. approved b)
the Orange Count~ Board of Super·
\ISOrs and tentall\el~ approved .b~
the C'altfomia Coastal Commission .
allO'l.\S Signal to build up to 5.100
l.\ate-rfront homes. a 1.600-shp
manna and porn bl~ a na' 1gable
channel to the ocean. ConstruC'uon of
the channel 1s dependent on appro' al
b~ the L".S . .\rm~ Corps of Engineers.
Juhe Froe~rg. c hief of staff for
Bergeson. said Thursda) that
Bergeson "pushed.. ignal to reach an
ayttment on a plan to deposit the
S I ~ m1!11on for wetlands restorauon
before 11 can start residential or
commernal conslrucuon.
Signal has agreed to the plan.
Froeberg said. and the pro posal will
go before the Huntington Beach Cit~
Council Monda~ night.
froeberg said that about $5 million
ofthe's 12 m illion will be provided by
an S 1.800 assessment fee on each
home built on the mesa: The remain-
ing S" m11J100. Froeberg said. would
come from Signal as well as from
other sources of environmental
miugauon
Fr0;eberg said money 1s provided as
a form of m1t1gauon when develop-
ments affect en' iron mental areas. ,
The agreement, "'h1ch Froeberg
said she 'ie"s as .. a significant
breakthrough,''also 1s being" p~
ented to consultants an Sacramento.
"We pushed St~al to come up with
the offer:· she said. "We made it real
dear that 11 had to be there ... Hearings
are expected to start later thts month
in Sacra~nto.
The financing of the wetlands
restorauon has long been a major
obstacle in legislauon and develop-
ment plans for \he lo"1ands. which
are surrounded b} Huntington Beach
Cit) limns ,nd the ocean. The Bolsa
Chica land is localed in unin-
corporated Orange Counry tcmtory
and 1s expeC"ted to be eventually
anne'ed to the ctt} of Huntington
Beach .
Environmentalists. who have
banled Signal Landmark for nearly
t"o decades O\'er plans for develop-
ment of the en'•nronmentallv
senstti' e area. have vo1~d fears tha.t
loopho les an the legislauon could
permit the compan~ to make rcs1den-
u.al and commercial development
first. "1th v.etlands restoration com-
ing som(llrne later.
The State Depanment of Fish and
Game put the S 12 mil hon pncc tag on
the wetlands restoration.
C11' Councilman Pe1er Green. an
. (Pleue eee SIGNAL/A2)
State budget boosts transportation Barricades
will slow
smu~glers
of aliens
Goverriorproposes
$44. 3 billion plan
to.keep status quo
By DOUG WILLIS
Ail' ... , .. , .... ,._ ....
no new taxes. but ll relies on more
than S4 billion 1n bond issues later
this year -all debts to be repaid in
SAC RAMENTO -No special future years -for major state
interest group is jumping with joy programs.
over Gov. George Dcuk:mejian's "This budget is a positive and a
$44.3 billion state budget for the responsible spending plan for a
coming fiscal year, and nt' group is gro wing state. a state that's buildipg
crying too bitterly either. for the future and that's determined
That's the case so far bee~ the to meet the fierce competition that
spending plan for the 1988-89 fiscal we now face from o ther state.s and
tear that Deukmejian submitted other nauon~ ·• Deukmejian totd
Thursday to the California LcgiS-reporters at a briefing. •
lature is basically a status quo The budJet would raise and spend
budget which eliminates no major St.575.96 in state taxes and fees for
programs. adds no new ones. and every one of California's 28 million
lce~ps most cwrent budget items at citizens, up from $1 .520.06 in the
or near this year's levels. current year.
Overall, the Reeublican gov-Jn addition to the proposal's
crnor's proposal, which the Demo-$44.297, 163,000 in state dollars. it
era tic Legislature bas five monthsto ' also allocates $17 .23 million in
review and amend, would increase federal funds. for a total spending
state spcndinrby 5. 7 percent over package of $61.53 biJlion. That'i
the $41.9 bilITon budgeted for the enouah money to run the entire
current year. federal aovemment for about three
Every major item and prosram in weeks. or the the State of Nevada for
the current budaet is in the 1988-89 60 )'tin.
plan with an inctcase ranaina from a The proposal would increase state
hi&h of 1-4.-4 percent for prison" for funds for ~ubhc ichool f~ndin& by 7 which the staff would be increaled percent: 11v~ welfare rtt1picnts S.l
by 2,200 emplo~ to a low of 2 pctwll arant intTCUH; boost
~rccnt for the fu.nd fOf state money for AIDS research, eduai-
employee benefits and salary raisa. lion and treatment by 8.2 ptteent. 1ht plan alto cootaint a SI.I and provide eno"'*" in a pay
billion merve fOf Cft'ldltncia. a peck.qc to live state workers a 2
toppriorityofQfukmcjian•sfiQlly pc~nt raise 10 July. or• paunt
ponservative adminiJU'ltion. ud is stanina balf-way lhrou&h the new
balanced just $24 million below tht fiscal ynr next January.
state "Gann Limit,·· the t'Onst11u· Deu1tme.i1an also pro])OICS put-
tionally mandated IPtnd•na c:eilina ti.na Qn the JUJ\t' and November
which tristed .... ~· S1ate tu t>allots more than s~ billion '"bond
rdJata. lltiCaue lM budiltt II below IDUCS to. eaY fur tcbool. coll.£F.
the sptndiftl limit. i\ P"Ovides for no prison, bi&bway, sewtt, water SYJ-
additional w ~be~ Ibis yeer. ttm and toxic cleanup projects.
The plan. fof the ftlCal )ur Dcukmcjian·s Finantt OitU"tOf'
bcainnh\a neit July 1. allO 1mpotc1 Jnsc Huff~ t.he bond ux.
califomia Budget
EXPENDITUAES(wherellgoea) ·c::v~
• Education. 45.3°/e
• Health and welfare: 27.4%
lIIIl Local government aid: 5 9•1.
0 Corrections: 5. 1•1.
O Buslness, fransportatlon and
housing: 5.8°1. 0 Other: 10.5%
AEV~NUES (where it comes from) · . ~ -~
• Personal Income: 36.5%
.Sales tax: 29.2%
(Ill Sank ~nd corp. taxes: 12.8%
~ Dnver ttcenses & ro.d taxes: 10.3~.
0 Insurance tax.: 2.9%
Q Other: 8.3%
.,~ .....
sayin" "It sounds hkt a lot. C'ah-ofl os Angeles. sa.rd the propoul "1s
fomia ts well below the national relative!) acncrous 1n terms of
avn'llt with its dtbt... fundina for the status quo." ettina
One preuina re.ason for the school. health and welfare fundina
irK'ttUCd use of bond funds 1s the inettata
sta•c's oormitutional spend int 8ut he wd the budact bas on)) a
limit. the Paul O.nn 1nit1at1'-e modest IDS fundina increate and
paSICd by the voters in 197~. It no sipi6cant tna-e&~ in homdas
limits )uri~ tnaeues 1n ,ovem-prosrams. And he wd ll conia1ns
mcnt 1Ptftd1na to ec>PUlat1on and "no effort to ck:al creatively wit&
inftation incra1C$. Bond funds are Califom'8·s health cart crisis. ..
not counttd toward the hmit. mbty Spta.kt-r Willie Brown
Alt1'1<Hlll\ 1k ~ proposal <>f n franCJtcO, lbc Democratic
sttb no tu i~ at docs call for leader of lhe lo""'r houte. described
fee iDCTC':lln &om Ua~1t)' of the budlct as "far superior to tbote
CalifOnuaand Cal&IOmiaSla~ Ua.1-he has put toaethtt in the put.·· but
'·enitr "ucko~ 101ac 1WHtc said ii .. st.ti( ~um ~ .. and ~~and~ finns.. lea' room fOr 1mprovetMGt ·
Tht Smate'' aop Dcmomt, By t'Ontml. Atatmbly MinoriD
PsaMknt Pro Tem O.Yid kobenl _ (Pia ... -81' A 1118/ Al)
'
Caltrans'
11.8% hike
will help
QC office
From st.a.ff ud Witt reports
Cnllcs "ho contend Go\ ~rgl'
DeukmeJ1an has been asleep dunng
the gro""mg transportation nlght·
mare that 1s overloading Caltfom1a
"ere ple.asantly surprised Thursda~
"hen the governor proposed an 11.8
percent increase m the t 988-8q
Department of Transportation
budget
The increase 1s el.c:ttded in the
govcm or'5 rccommcoded state
Focus o~ THE NEv.s
budgoet onl)' by a proposed 14.4
pnttnt inCTCasc for the ~partment
of CorTCCtJons.
More than l .SOO htahwa:)' con-
struction Pf'OjCClS and S°200 million
worth of mus transit programs were
proposed 10 the go'\'em or's spcnd-
~mej.an called for a total of
S3.S btllion for all transportauon-
rclatcd projects. raf\llna from 1m-
pro,cments tn lt&ht rat! systems to
f rtewa) connn>ction. bndgc rcno-
vataons and road Wldcnanas. The
bud&iet includes SI.I bllhon 1n fcdualfu~
lnc:TUSCS atdiq ~Count)'
would U\cluck SlO mill1oa in lm· pro,-eme.nu to the Los ~let-San
Otqo mtnk hnt' and ru..a, for the
ncv. 0nSounty c:atuu.s office. . To im t the uusponation
~ 1lan propoeed htr-
'"' I. I S6 new cmok>)ttt. H i.s staff aMS lns proposal rep-
(Plaaaa .. BODOST/ .U)
Bl LANCE IGNO!'li °' ... .,.., .......
In an efTon to reduce h,gh-specd
pursuits of suspected smugglers. the
l ' S. Border Patrol plans to upgrade
tts checkpoint south of San O emcnte
"'hi le awaiting construction of an
enureh nev. facihh
\\ 1thin SIX months. lhe federal
agenc~. in cooperation with the stale
Department of Transponauon. is
schl'duled to beg10 constnJCtion of
t"'o sr>ee•al extt ramps that would
help prevent dnvers from racin&
through the checkpoint and on to San
Clemente and Cities beyond.
.. It v.-111 not stop all hi&h·sPttd cha~. but 1t will help, .. said 'Em-
manuel tccnbakkcr. assistant patrol
agent 1n cha~ of the checkpoint.
The San Clemente checkpoint i5
one of the nation's busiest.
Stecnbakker presented the pkn
Wednesda) night to the Sao
Clemente City Council, wlucb bu
b«n pan1cularlycon~edabout 0-C
chases s~ last month when a car
dnven b)' a suspected illepl ale
smuaJcr coll!Ckd with a tni o.n the
San Thcgo frec•-ay. ~!though the w i driver-was uni•
JUrcd. the suspected smug)cr's ~
bade careened off the roedway, ,._, ••
'f\$ aH I 0 occupants. Steenbakkier
wd.
The plan. which would cost abc*
SS00-000 and take fWO months to
complete. c.tllt' for two fPCCiaJ alt !'Imps tbtt would du~ ~'°a
'P«l•I •n~aon area. Thr ~ WOl.ll<I be bordered by CODCftte ...
that would ~t motonm &am
• Swtftll1'1 ~ oato the fftewly.
( ~t.. border 19C"b dl1'WCt
\;chidu to an ampeaion &rea oa ee
f:itt"'lfS aboWckf ju.st put ei (Pl•••• -MltltlCADD/ ..
..
•
'
* ONl'le c-.. DAil v Pll.OT/ Frtday. January a. 1988
17 billion for schools
estol!es 2 ,-ea.fs of cuts
-il&WS OBllllNGU a. 1 ea .... Prw wrtaer
• SACRAMENTO -Gov. Geo~
:J)eu.kmejian's proposed $17.S8
:tillioo schools budget essen~~J)'
:waiora public e lementary and ltiah
:tebool spcndina to tbe level of two
l qo, before a dip in support
a bitter battle, education
s sajd Thursday.
1988-89 stale budget proVldes
thcr $7.32 billion. an average
...,~•-of 7.1 percent over the
:nt fiscal year, for the Univcrsit)
California. state university system.
munit)' coUcges. Student Aid
mi55jon. and the State Teachers
tiremcnt System.
· In unveiling the budget. state
Finance Director -Jesse Huff said
Ocukmcjian has increased spending
• kindergarten through 12th grade
..scbooJs by about SI. I billion. or 7
pcroent. over tbe current fiscal )ear to
continue academic reforms begun an
1983, handle enrollment increases.
and cope with inflation.
Oeuk.mejian. who appeared bnefl).
said rus budget proposal provides
.. the highest recorded level of per·
pupil sup port, $3,666, in California
histo:ry, evep after adjusung for
inflation." With more than half the
Budget stetches long way
SACRAMENTO (AP) -The $44.3 billion which Gov. George
Deukmejian has proposed spending in the coming fiscal year to operate
California state government is such a big fiaure it's hard to comprehend.
So here are a few comparisons to put it in penpective: ·
• You would have to spend $84,279.23 per minute to use up $44.3 billion
an a )Car. That's SS.OS million per hour, or S 121 .3 million per day.
• If you laid 44.3 billion SI bills end-to-end, they would stretch to the
moon and back eight times, . 1
• $44.3 billion is enough to operate the entire Nevada state government
for 29 years and seven months, or the entire federal government for about 24
da)S.
total state budget going to cducauon
overall, schools remain his highest
spending..pnont~. he added..
.\ state hnance Department
anal\s1s sho"'s the budget. v.hcn
adjusted for 1nflat1on. translate-s into
an estimated S3.55:! of spending per
student. That 1s JUSt S4 higher than
the level two~ ears ago, in the 1986-8 7
fiscal \ear, of $3.548 per student. In
the current (iscal \Car. spending
dropped to about 'S 3.$00 per student
State Supenntendent of Public
Instruction Bill Honig said after the
bncfing. "We're back to two )Cars
ago, v.1th a httlc more left over for
reforms. It will take care of cuts (last
)Car) and provide some money for
ne"' directions.··
California School Boards Assoc1a-
t1on President Man. Anne HoWl said.
.. His (DeukmeJian's) proposal clearly
re-establishes public schools as a top
pnonty ...
California Teachers Association
President Ed Foglia said, "I view the
budget proposal as a solid opening bid
for this year's budget negotiations."
But he added that school• need even
more funding to meet all gceds.
STATUS QUO $PENDING PLAN ...
From Al
Leader Patnck Nolan. D-Glcndalc.
called the budget ··a v1s1on for the
future. It shows his prescription for
California works. Keep taxes lo"'.
keep a healthy business chmate and
the expanding economy "'111 allo"'
us to pay for the state's programs
without a tax increase."
Oeukmejian's bond proposals arc
a huge increase over those he has
'upportcd before. General obh-
ption bonds. which are sold to
banking S)nd1catcs and repaid v.1t h
interest b' state tax dollars. haH'
been used for decades to finance
expens1,c. lone-term proJccts such
as school buildings or pnsons.
In pre' sous elec11on ~ears. Deu-
kmeJian has limned the total
amount of bonds he "'ould appro' e
for the ballot to about $1 b1Jlion
This ~car, he 1s baclung bond
issues of S 1.6 bslhon for public
schools. S700 m illion for state
colleges. SI b1lhon for highways.
S:!OO million for toxic cleanups.
S:!OO m11lioo for water plants and
S:!OO m1lhon for sewage plants. He
also wants a prison construction
bond issue. but has not decided the
amount .\n $850 million prison
bond issue 1s before the Legislature.
Huff said he suspects the total will
be she highest ever before put before
'otcrs an one elecu on year.
BUi>GET BOOSTS TRANSPORTATION ...
From Al
resents the largest mcrcasc in 20 years
in the number of new workers for
highway con~truct1on. It would bnng
the Caltrans workforce up to 16.645
But the governor's budget does not
include~the S2.3 billion 1n add111onal
highwa)-buildmg dollars he hopes to
get b) putting a S I billion general
obligation bond on the J une ballot
and S 1.3 b1lhon bond on the 1990
ballot.~
His effons 10 boost the Caltrans
staff and budget should help blunt the
btistenng cnt1c1sm from Dcmocrauc
lawmakers. the Little Hoo,cr Com-
missjoo and some members of the
business commun1t\ v.ho ha'e at-
tacked the depamnen1 for length~
dela)S in h1gh"'a) 1mpro,cmcnts.
, By proposing s uch large increase
m employees at Caltrans, the Depart-
ment of Correct16ns and else"' here.
the governor hasn:t kept his promise
to put a lid on growth an the state's
workforce. finance director Jesse
HufTadmitted. ·
Overall, the state's payroll would
&ro"' by 8.765 emplo~ees an Deu-
kmeJ1an's budget pro posal. said Huff
Even so. some Dcmocrauc la.,...
makers cheered the go,emor for
backanga111.a~ from his past promises
Assembl) Transportation Com-
mittee Chairman Richard Katz said
the go' ernor"s budget sho.,..s Dcu-
kmeJ1an final!) got the message that
Ca It rans needs more emplo' ees to gt>t
its work do ne.
.. He's bttn hstenmg to the things
we ha'e been sa~·1ng. to what the
business commumt) has been sa)ing
and to v.hat a lot of transponat1on
e\perts ha\C been sa) mg ... said Katz
·-rm JUSt glad the go' emor 1s getting
aboard the transportation program
It"s long o,erdue ·· ·
The budget proposal calls for S3.3
billion for h1gh"'a) and roads. and
S:!OO m1ll1on for mass transit and
light rail projects a q percent increase
O\Cr the current 'ear. the admin1s-
tra11on said ·
The budget includes S 1 ~ million
for h1gh"'a~ maintenance. $51
million for 1mproH·ments to com-
muter tram S\ stems on the San
Francisco Peninsula. and S:!O m1ll1 on
to upgrade the Los .\ngeles-San Diego
.\mtrak hnk.
The spending plan also includes
SI"' million to establish S\Stem traffic
operations centers 1n Los .\ngeles.
San Francisco and San Diego to help
clear free"'a)s .,..hen traffic accidents
OC<'ti1'
In Orange Count). Caltrans plans
to shift personnel and equipment
from the Los Angeles office
Other sections of the transpor-
tation budget include
• S 14 million for h1ghwa~ main-
tenance. including the use of ne.,..
plasuc stnpes on mountain h1ghwa)S
to replace the standard painted
stnpes The plastic stnpes are better
able 10 .... uhstand "'inter damage. ure
chains and sno.,.. plo"' 1ng. according
10 the dcpartmcnl.
• Round-the-clock tov.ang sen ice
on hea' 11\ tra\'cled San Francisco-
arca road~a\s.
• $4.5 m1lhon for computers and
de(tron1c sensors to coordinate frec-
"'a~ f1mp meters. message signs and
other ~qu1pment.
• .\nothcrS 16 5 million to finance
thr e"<pans1on of Caltrans' tclc-
communicat1ons S) stem.
• .\ S6.8 m1lhon h1$hwa) research
program to develop improved con-
strucuon techniques. better highway
design and 1mpro,.ed se1sm1c safet)
prOJCCtS
.\mo ng the h1ghwa) projects sched-
uled are:
• .\ SS million storm damage
repair on H1ghv.a) 70 1n the Feather
RI\ er Can} on .
• .\n S 18 rnslhon w1denm.g of the
Interstate 80 causewa} an Yolo Coun·
l\ "'est of Sacramento.
· • .\ S30 m1lhon "'idening of Inter-
state 80 throu~ Auburn in· the Sierra
!'Jc, ada foothills.
• .\n SI I.:! milllon widening of the
Santa J\na-Long Beach freeway inter-
change
• S35 million to 1mpro'e the
Interstate 5 O-H1ghwa) 238 inter-
change an .\lameda County. east of
San Francisco Ba)
• S36 million interchange between
H1gh"'a)S 10 1 and Interstate 380 on
the San Frant 1sco Peninsula.
Tbe Associated P ress. Mc:Clatd ay
News Sen•ice aad Daily Pilot re·
por ter Paal Arcblpley contributed to
.llals story .
GAS BILLS TRIPLE FOR COUNTIANS ...
FiomAl
used about tnple the amount of gas."
said Tembreull. "Fo r the size house
"'C'·ve got. I didn't think 1t wa'>
outrageous ...
"If )OU heat )our home with gas.
~ou'rc probabl ) going to sec a
\1gn1ficant 1ncreasc·· 1n the December
gas bill, said Krct1er
J...rctzer )aid rnnsumers who feel
Northern storm to s~i p Coast
A ttorm ... to~ ........ " ClllOl'Na _. .... CIW OI
the touth .. let~--.. in ..... .......,.,,.. and -
continued high doudl. ._ ...ao.• w.1'91 ~ ~
Hazy tunthlnt epottecl by hlgt't obld8 .. be IN Nie In mott
of Southern~ wtth loW CbHle and fog expected at the
beeehee dutlng the night and "'°''*:d. hours. Along the Orange COMt tt.e be vwtable high doudt
tonight and Saturday With loCel tog or low ~ dunno lat•
night and early momfna hc>Urt. OvemlOht loW9 moetty In the 40&.
Highs both days from the upper 50 to mld-eoa.
From Point Conception to the ~ ~der -w.
watera: Wind• light and vartebte tonlQbt and 8'tUtd91 except
toYthwett to weet winds 12 knot• wfth 2-foot .... Saturday afternoon. w .. t 1we11 3 feet.
llll09S. U.S. Temps Mllweull .. 12 .OS
~I P8UI 10 02
_...._._ ___
-c.w ......_, ~ 23 ,. ......... -.. La New Ofteena 50 35 All>Uq\WQUe 43 21 ..._ VOf11 City 22 15 Anc;h0teg9 31 22 ~: : Calif. Temps
I
Atienta 32 21 OllWlolNI Olly Surf Report Atlllntle City 22 18 °"*'-Qnendo 75 17 Auelln 3t 27~ 22 18 :·--lor24haur9Wdfte•6-1..CK:Al10ll -IMAN lleltimOl'e 22 17~ es 32 _.., M M ~ ..... ,.., ..
80IM S4 : Plttliburgtl 1t 15 ~ N .. "'-J91'1 . ...., 14tllr
Boelon 20 ~ '4 40 4(191 ,.,_,_ Nllwpor1 t-3 ....
9ult8lo 20 10 PoniMd.Melrie
30 Pot111110. 0.-•
11 -ot u.~ a .. 22nd ..... NewCIOt1 1-3 llllr
' 1 ,.. 09lkllncl 52 .. 1-3 -~on.SC 35 ....,.-..
AaMlgl'I 21 11 ,._~ SS 40 i...,,,. ..... 1·2 -Q\el1e91on.W Va 21 11 Allpld Chy 24 43 ~ 4S ., .... ~ 2-3 • CtiWlott•.NC 24 11 Aeno 4t u "-'-Od Clly IO .. W_..,,., II
CNeagO 14 ~~Id 25 11 Seer-.. .. ._. dlr9CtlOft w•
Clnolnn•t• 17 a.-11 ..
~ 20 12 SI LOUlla 17 03 IMO!aeo 11 a2
ColumOUS,°'*> 11 1. Seit Liil• City 32 17 .... kwldaco 57 50 Tides 17 Sen Antonio 41 30 .... .._ IO 51 [)ellu-FI WOt'lh 30 SeMtie .. S2 Stodtton 51 44 o.y\on " oe Spoil-2t 22 HIOf'o,-.Jor2'"°'"~at5pm TOOAY
0eri-30 01 Syr~ 02 ....._ 51~ 13 •• 0.MOIMI 18 07 Tarnc-51 Pt,.l>Q a.-nont 12 1$ a-.dlllgll 10:51 ..... 80 65 ._.._ " 17 S«orldlbW 1~1p m oa OelrOll 17 °' T~a 21 03 ...._ 44 1) ()vlulh 02 • 12 Tue.on UT\lllDAY M 32 ---... 11 EJPuo 55 2t TulM 11 .02 c.e..... 51 45 FntNgfl lt':Na.tn S.t
Eti. ~ ~ Weehlngton.O C 22 17~ 51 31 A-911ow 5.u ..... 21
F al<t>enlt1 12 42 SecON!hlCI" 11 21Lm •.a
F19g9tllf 41 11 Wic:tllta 11~~ 65 40 ~~ 1-tt P-"'· 01
Grat\d Raptca 11 ·13 Moo11b1lc 65 42
HQnOlulu 71 : Smog Report ........ .., ,. s.in ... •15.00 p "" .... Saeutoey M ~---66 44 •ST a m and..,.. aoMt • S;OI PA Hou1ton 38 Oft\atlo ,, 37 ..._ .... 91 • .14p m-. ... ......,,
Ind~ ,. 05 P011AM1 -d -~ o-50 Pallft ~ 17 3-4 .it!IO•m and,.._llOM'M10-1tpm..
Jack,90n,Mlu 34 23 good: 51·100 moclWat« 101-IM un-P...o.na 13 43
JKk.IOllYllle 51 35 '-""lul: 200-2" _.., ~ soo ANwwlcle ,, 31 Extended .iu-23 13 Md ..,_ hUardOu9 ""' .. .. a..r-to SI 42
KansUCl1) 21 °' ~ _,., .n.ln9d 1194. 8-ld It Sall.a 51 43
32 !Oda(• P91 loncMI.. San a.-,, 40 Laa VllgM 5e
11 S...~IO~ei..d-.. ~ ::i~ ea 40 lnCnMln9,. dol.ot ~ • .__..
Uttle Roca 11 ... 44 ... ~~..._,,.,. "~~
L~ 11 15 IMrie.IMd'I~ V..., ............ 2$.60 Sanla..,_,a 12 31 T~ s-..... ...,,.,......_
Mempflia 21 15 U,.-9'ec:fl I~)... ·---4.2 Santa""°'*-51 47 .... lft 1"9 IOit IO lo.-71)a, Lo. hm
M.i.ml 8-dl 74 ee Loe "'--Alrpot1 ... ··-17-100 T--12 44 Iha ..... aot '°..,..,, 509
Heaaless body spur_s probe. in Riverside
RIVERSIDE (AP) -The oper-
ators of a company that freezes the
dead for future revival refused to
BARRICADES
From Al
ched.point. which g.t' es them a better
chance 10 make a run for 1t. Stecnbak-
ker said
The new ramps would not be
foolproof. however . .\smuggler could
still race through the checkpoint ifhc
were able to dn'e past the ramps.
Steenbakker said.
But agents ho pe 1t will help.
'"This will cau~ a lot of smugglers
to think twice:· Stccnbakkcr salcf.
The plan also caJls for the anstalla-
11on ofh1gh·po"'ett<I hghts for n1ght-
t1me inspections .
Funbcrmore. all trucks and buses
"'111 be required to ciut at a weigh
station before rtachmg the ch~k
poi nt and re-enter the fttewa) after
the checkpoint. This will IJ ve agents a
better vie"' of cars normal!)' obscured
b) truck~ an<i hu~~
cooperate with offic1aJs tr)ing to
determine 1f an 83-ycar-0ld woman
was dead when she was beheaded.
•••
rherc have been several bad acci-
dents an the '1cin1t) of the San
Clemente checkpoint. On Sept. 24. a
tractor-trailer crashed into traffic less
than a mile from the station. killing
three Dutch mus1c1ans and unjunng
.::!2 people.
Wuhan fi,e to 10 \Cars the U.S.
Border Patrol expects "to open_ a new
S:!.::!-m1lhon fac1ht) at Las Pulgas
Road, five miles south of 1ts pres.ent
location and I 0 miles south of San
Clemente.
In 1987. agents atthe San Clemente
checkpoint arrested 47.952 1llcgal
aliens and 1.095 people suspected of
·smuggling illegal aliens. narcot1C'S
trafllrlu ng or -stealing cars. Stcenbak-
ker said. Narcotics \alued at more
than SS.5 million were recovered.
authonucs said toda ..
Coro ner"s 1nves11ptors continued
to search for the head toda~ after
failing to find 11 Thursday at the Alcor
Life E'(tension Fo undation lab. said
Dan C'up1do. supervising deputy
coroner for Rl\ers1de County.
"The anves11ga11on 1s continuing.
We are attcmptmg to locate the
head:· Cup1do said today.
Six people ~ere questioned and
rclea~d Thursda' after a search of
the lab unco' ercd· cache of guns and
explosives. s1it heads and one com-
plete bod~ frozen and stored.
SIGNAL ...
From Al
en' 1ronmcntahst. said Thursday that
an offer 10 guarantee the S 11 m1l hon
1s "encoura&Jng." But he said that the
v.ord1ng of the legislation still needs
to be "'orked out an order to ensure
simultaneous commercial and
"'etlands development.
Signal offi cials couldn't be reached
for COIJlment toda).
SMALL PLANES LOSING GROUND ...
From Al
throughout the nation.
.. It's been getting more expensive ...
he said ... The cost of an airplane has
reall) skyrocketed. and the cost of fuel
ts prett) high ...
Eleanor i odd. a pilot and member
of the women fl}'ers· organization
The 99·s. said she could not sec an)
reason for the decrease.
.. It doesn't seem log.1cal,'" she said.
"We ha,.cn't lost an) tie-<iown
spaces. In fact. I have a letter from the
a1rpon general manager saying that
the) arc planning to develo p more t1e-
downson the nonh s1dcofthe tower."
But another pilot. Beverly Allen.
said she detected chanJCS in the
atmosphere of general a v1at1on.
Thinp have not been the same, she
said. since John Wayne officials
moved a large number of general
aviation tie-down spaces from the
north end of the airport to the west
end and raised the t1e-<1own fee .
'"I kno w I've not bttn fl ying as
much. both because of the higher cost
and because it's not as convenient an)
more," she said ... All the little planes
used to take off on the short runwa).
Now they· re shunhng them off from
the long runwa). And parkmg isn't as convcnicntov~rthcrc. You definitely
~t th't feeling that you're in the way
over there. Nobody likes to have that
feeling."
Joe lrvme. chairman of the Oranie
County Aviation Council. also said
he did not sec an) reason for the
dcchne in general aviation traffic.
'"I don't know how to rationalize
it," he said. "You sure wouldn't get
that impression looking at all the
general aviation outfits the) have
o'er there."
O ne general a' 1a11on operator !.Std
the de'C'rease might simply refl.ect a
change in accounung.
.. Ma) be it's a difference an class1-
fi cat1on," said Marvin Tuomala.
president ofMansn .\viauon. '"If you
look at air taxi operations, there's a
huge increase. Ma) be that used to be
rons1<kttd part of general aviation.
but now IS counted separately. I
couldn't reall> say. othervllsc. There's
been no ind1cauon that our oper-
ations have decreased.'"
)Murphy said. however. that there
had been no change m the way types
of air traffic v.ere classified.
General aviation accounted for 84
percent of total aircraft operations at
John Wa) nc A1rpon dunng No' em·
bcr 1987.
The current billing S)stem grev. out
of the mid· I Q70s encrg)-consen a-
t1on legislation known as L1fchnc.
said Puz. The theon behind Lifeline
was that a higher therm co-;1 abo,.e the
baseline would pro' 1de consumers
with an incentl\ c to con sen e energ\.
Tcmbreull said a companson "Ith
her December 19 6 gas bill shows an
increase proponionatc with the
home's increased gas consumption
this past December She said her
December 1987 bill probabl) .,.,.ould
ha'e been C\'en higher wnhout a
special thermostat that automa11call)
shuts off heat 1n her home at 11 pm
and turns It on again at 6 a m
the~ have been O\ercharged or who.-------------------------------------------
"It got a little o ut of control." said
Puz. ··The difference u~d to be much
smaller:·
Changes 1n the billing S)~tem are in
the works. said Puz. and a ne"' s~ stem
should go into effect \1a~ I On that
date. the baseline measure wlll de-
crease -"'h1ch "'ould thcoreucalh
mean higher cost for consumers _:.
but Puz said the co<;t per therm over
the baseline amount v.111 decrease.
Puzsa1d ullht\ officlQIUrccurrcnt-
ly working on the ne.,.. b1lhng system.
and should ha'e 11 finalized some-
time nc:\t month
Meanwhile. con~u me rs"' 111 have to
deal with their December bills.
Huntington Beach resident Bunn)
Tcmbrcull said hcrb11l "'as more than
,... 111ple what she paid in November. but
$-he said she was eitpct11ng a h1Jher
~ll.
.. It IS high. but then again rm
mlisllC 10 know that we'\C probabl '
-~i:,.~~E Daily Pilat
··w e sa'e about s1' hours of gas
.,..1th the thermostat. and rm sure 11
sa'ed us some mane~:· she said
Corona del Mar resident John
Earnest said his bill "'as also tnple the
normal rate. "But v.e did use a 101 of
gas last month. It "'asn't une\-
pected. ·· he said.
Carol Kretzer. spokcs~oman for
the Southern California Public Uul·
1t1es Commission. said her office had
received inquiri~ about higher gas
bills. Kretzer said officials arc at-
tributing higher bills to increased
consumption due to the cold spell.
and advising consumers to check
their past ~s 1'ills for a companson.
ha' c questions about their bill should
call the comm1ss1on·s consumer af.
fms branch at C21J1620-:!570.
fhc Orange Count) Commu~ll)
DC\ clo pmen1 C ounc1I. which
pro' ides financial relief to low-
sncome residents. has been flooded
"'Ith requests for asmtancc "".ith ~s
bills. said intake technician Denise
algado. She said the winter months
arc typ1call} the busiest for the
program. but said r~ucsts for gas bill
assistance ha' e increased sign1fi-
cantl} o'er the past fc"' weeks.
··we·, e got appointment hnes
open from I 0 to 3 and we·ve bttn
constant I) bus) ... said Salgado. "Dur-
ing the wanter months. csp~cially
no"'. these (gas and clectn c bills) will
be our greatest expenditures."
Salgado said the council's Energy
C'nm lntervenuon Program will
pro' 1de up to S300 in cne'lY bill
assistance. For more information on
the program. call 979-412:!.
Oellr Piiot
o.tlvery
11 OuerentMd
Justcall 642-6086
\\hat do ~ou hke aboul the Dail) P1lot'> What
don't ~ou hkc'> Call thl' number abo't' and )Our
mt~~Jt \\111 be record~ tran\C'nbcd and dt-
lr\~ to tht 1ppropn1t~cd11or
The s.ame 24-hour an)v.tnna S.Cf' 1~ mJ) be
used to rrrord lctten to the <'dllor on an) topic
Contnbutor'} to our l('ttCT\ rolumn mu'it include
thcst name and telephone number for \Cnlka11on.
Tct1' u~ .,..h:tf\ on \our mrnd
I '
Capture the natural luxury
and luster of sillc in separates
by Import Image.
c1a~ I( ilhouerres wirh a
pul1~hed \ t:Jr-ruund appeal
f\lfade Of J \I Cl> e/silk blend
in a ul( h,1Je of ea foam.
l ined jackec. H-16. $100. Lon~
s/ee\·e blou e wirh inreresrin;:
~houlder derail. 8-16. Sl ..>~.
Lined ~nr wich side ela rn .
10-16. SI !5.
'c.•wPorC Bt:J<.h
Wesrcl1ff Pl:tn
1062 ln int A'~
(71./ I 6-'6-55! 1
5'0f't Uovr~ Mon.S.t I~ 1.111 1 J.'
Gknd•k • Pu.dov • Manno• urm Hrlb
P.lrri pt•rtp • 5nl IJn,rh • ~f'ChO IJnNtdo •Sun C"CJ. A7
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Classes in karate
being offered at
W . County YMCA
f<:arate classes for people 7 years of age and older ~re bemeofTered by the Wtst County Family YMCA an Hunungton Beach.
Gary Pitts. f senior black bell h'o lder who has
won numerous medals in international competi-
tions, is the instructo r. Students will meet Wednes-
days from 4:45 to 5:30 p.m. at the YMCA's Harper
program site in Foltntarn Valley.
The cost 1s S20 per month, with dtscounts for
YMCA members. Registration is taken at the Y '
office, 7262 Garfield Ave., Hunt ington Beach. and
funher information is available at 847-YMCA.
SenJor talk slated
N~I Buel, the local senator from the California
Senior Legislature, will speak' to tht' Anhritis
Foundation of Orange County's Mission V1eJO club
Fn da) at 10 a.m.
The club meets monthly at Western Federal Savin~s & Loan. 26980 Crown VaJley Parkwav, near
the Mission Viejo Mall. Call 66 1-5981 for additional
informauon.
Walking group forming
Po wer walkrng. a new fi tness class. is being
offered b) the Laguna Beach Recreation Depan-
ment this winter. beginning Tuesday at the
Recreauon Building. 51 S Forest Ave.
The class 1s geared for the beginning to
intermediate exerciser and wilJ meet Tuesdays and
Thursda) s from 8 to 9: 15 a.m The cost is $43 for I 0
cla~s. and more information 1s a'atlable at
497-3311 . ext. 20 I.
Stop-smoking class set
Saddleback Hospital and Health Center will
offer a FreshStan sm oking cessauon course. a senes
o f four '11h-hour ses1ons .. starting Tuesda) in the
auditorium of the hospital, ·24451 Health Center
D nve, Laguna Hills.
Remaining sessions will be held Jan. 14. 19 and
21 . all from 7-:30 to 9 p.m. The cost is SI 0 and fun her
information ma) Ix obtained by calhne the
communu~ relations depanment of the hospnal at
770-3727.
Women's network to meet
The Professional Women·s Net...,o rk of O range
Count~ will hold a dinner meeting Tuesda~ at the
Airpon er Inn, 18700 MacAn hur Bhd .. Irvine.
Antomette K.Jllam will speak on "Becoming
Irresistible" at the 6:30 p.m. event. Call PW~ at
559-4480 for addiuonal informauon
Marketlng talk set
Dr. Loma Gailbra1th. a nationally known
speaker and marketing communicator. wlll talk on
"Marketing: Trends. Tactics. Strategies" at Tues-
da) 's d inner me~ting of the Sales and Marketing
Executive of Orange Count} at the Hotel Mend1en
in Newpon Beach.
The 6 p,m . dinner will be preceded b) a seminar
o n "The Commun1cat1on Ed ge" at 5 p.m. Reser-
vati on!> arc required and ma} be obtained by calltng 740-1 56~.
Hospital offers classes
The Mission Hospital Communll) Health£d
Center will offer several classes dunng Januaf).
beginnmg Monda) with "Laving O ptions." a cancer
suppon group. from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m.
Succeeding sessions "'ill be on bab) sitter
tra1n1ng. Tuesda~ from 6 to 9 p.m.: a diet program
Thursda) from 9 to I a.m .. a diabetic support group
Jan. 25. 7 to 9 p.m .. and a class on pa~nting skills
Jan. 28. 7 to 9 p.m. Call 364-1770 for registration
information.
Friday, Jan. 8
•No meetings scheduled.
Monday, Jan. 11
• 9:30 a.m. Oruge Couty Transportation
Commtnlon, board meeting room. Hall of Adrm ms-
lration. I 0 Civic Center Plaza. San~1 Ana
• 1:30 p.m. Oru1e Couty Plaanlag Com-
mluloa , board meeung room , I 0 Civic Center
Plaza. Santa Ana.
• 4 p.m. Cott.a Mesa City Cou cil Stady
Session. Cit) Hall. fi ft h floor. 77 Fa tr Dnve.
• 6:30 p.m. Cost.a Mua PlulliJlg Commission,
council chambers. 77 Fair Dnve.
• 7:30 p.m. Lapu BeacJl Arts Commlssioa.
council chambers. 505 Forest Ave.
PoucE Lo e
Orange Coast DAIL y PILOT /Friday, January 8, 1988 * AS
Church not recognizing
transsexual's sisterhood
By JUDY FARAH
'IJ to ,,._....,
Sisier Mary Elizabeth, once Navy Ctfitf
Peny Officer Michael Clark. said she wall
remain the only novice 1.11 her Episcopal
Church religious order e ven though
church o fficials have not sanctioned her
status.
Dunnf a candleltgh t cere mon) at St.
Cleme nt s B}·the-Sea Episcopal Church 10
San Clemente. the fo rmer Michael Clark
became Sister Mary Elizabeth after taking
vows of poven). <:hasttsty and obedience.
The I 90-pound. 6-foot-I -inch trans-
sexual wore a blue-a nd-whtte habit she
designed for the cerem o ny Wednesday.
It's been a strange JOumev for the fomier
Nav} m~n who fle.,.. bombing missions in
Vietnam and fathrred a -son before
undergoing a SC\ change operatton at
Masc·ots
to help
airport
tra.Velers
By GREG KLERKX
Of .. o.llp Nee .....
Travelers making thetr "a) thro ugh
John Wa~ ne .\1rpon ne,1 month .... ,11 be
greeted b)' t"'O ne" publtc relations
representatl\e'.). but don't tr: askmg them
an} quesuons because the) won·1 be ablt'
to answer. .
Airport tra' elers .... 111 soon tx in-
troduced 10 0 C. and MacAnhur. t\.\c O
canoon characters de' 1sed b~ a1rpon
officials 10 inform travelers about a1rpon
cons1ruc11on act I\ 1t1cs The c haracters .,.. ill
be used 10 ad' en1S1ng. airport s1gnage and
direct mail programs to ad' 1se passengerc,
of chan~es. panicularl) in parking and
fees. ansing from airpon construction
a~ll\ llies.
O .C. as a dashing .. barnstorm1ng a' 1ator
Mac.\n hur 1s has trust~ canine compa-
nion Their first assignment "'II be
ad' 1S1og pas~ngers of the permanent
clos1ng of1he term1nar-,ex1sting long-term
parking lots as of Feb. I . said Sharon
faterle}. communal)' relations manager
for H P\'. construction managers for the
JWA 1mpr0 Hment project.
The characters "ere conce1' ed b\ T ht'
Allen Markettng Group. a Ne"' pon Beach
public relauons firm retained b~ HP\' The
final character dt'~1gn "as selected in a
competition among 11 Orange Coast
(olk gc 11lustratto n design students
The \.\inner .... as Enc Ch:mentt. :! !. an
11lustra11o n design maJo r in has s.eri1or !ear
atOCC
Stanford Un1vers1ty in 1975.
"'My earliest memory was at 2 or 3 'ears
of agt. 1 felt I was female." Clark'. 49.
explained dun ng a \elephone 1nten iew
from her parents' home m San Juan
Capistrano. whert' she lives.
.. , was born male anatom1cal1' but
female gendered .• When )our famal) and
peers tell )OU you re a bo), )Ou don"t run
and sa)'. ·No wa~.' You go out and h' e
your life and accept 11." she said
So Michael II\ ed a bo) 's life and sen ed
m the Navy for 12 )ears . .\s a chief pell) offic~r. Clark flew 1n P3 Onons during
bombing missio ns in Vietnam.
Indeed. she is belteved to be the onh
person to have served in the U .·S m1 lnar)
as both a man and woman and the onl\
person to cl\ange gender .... ho has taken
re ligious 'ows.
"\1 ~ toremost thought v.as that O.C
and ~1al .\nhur must be likeable and
rdkct the sp1nt of O range Count~ ... said
Ch1mcnt1. a Tustin rts1dent "'ho recel\ed
a S500a"'ard for creaung the characters "I
sought a D1sne~ ·t ~ pe feel. malong_ them
both "arm. fnendl~ and rol~·pol~.··
"We approached OCC and o ther local
colleges becau!>e "e kne"' that a "'eahh of
untapped talent hes in Oraryge Count~ 's
students and \I.anted to g1,e them an
opportun1t~ 10 contnbute tu the cam-
However. Clark's religtous status was
que$t10ned b> church officials.
··1 do kno"' a nd can say wnhout an) fear
of contradmon that "'hat has happened as
neither the formation o f a reltgious order
nor a reh~ous communll~ w11h an~
standing \I.1th in the Episcopal Church ...
.\l'llng Episcopal Bishop 011\~r B. Ganer
Jr. said Thursda'.
Clark \\as mamed for 11 \ears then
married again for I 6 months arid fathered
a '>On. no"' 27
.\fter his "Vietnam sllnl. Clark t'.nrolled
1n Stanford's sex-change program and after
a ~ear of coun!14:1tng. under-....cnt the
surgeT) in l 97 5 that transformed \11chael
Clark to Joanna Michelle Clark .
She re-enlisted in1he m1lataA. this 11me
JOlning the.Arm) resep e She sen ed tor 22
months before her secret .... as dJ~o'eted · TSlater Mary Ellubeth
pa1gn.' said Estcrle~ ··in creaung O .C
and ~tal .\nhur. "'e "'CT'r most aware that
these charallers had 10 be mstanth
recogn1zabk ''11h enough pcrsonal11~ to
last the duration oi the airport construc-
uon ..
Dunng the long-term lot closure. pass-
engers 1.·an par\... at the '.'.:onh Parking and
:"'orth -\nne\ lots on \tam Street bet~~n
\fac-\nhur Boult'' ard and Redhill in
In 1m·. ;ust 3,·ro~~ thl' 5.an Diego Frl'('WI)
from t~e a1rpon . .\ frt>l' shu11lc bus to the
tam1nal tea q:s the lots appro,1matel)
e'ei: I'.\ minutesbetwt"en 5·30 a.m. and tt
pm sc,en da~s a "'~le
Par\...mg fees at the short-term lot will
1 ncrease tu $I '.\O per hour or S 15 per d3)
effeUI\(' Fl'b I
t onstrucuon of tht' ne-.-. terminal and park1n~ structures will ~n this spnng
and the fi~t ne" parking structure "Ill be
completed and opened b) the end of the
\l'Jr The ne" terminal 1s scheduled to
open on .\pnl I 1990
Democrat could win Badham 's seat
By PAUL ARCHIPLEY
Of .. o.llp ,.,. ...,.
Wb1le conventional w 1sdom rests on the
assumption that Rep. Robcn Badham·s
successor .... ,11 be another Republican. the
Democrats .... 111 field a candidate 1n the
No'. 8 elccuon.
o\t least o ne commun1t\ leader is
senousl)"considenng a run for tht' Demo-
cratic nom inauon. and some pan~ leaders
see a scenano in " h1c h the Democrat could
Wtn. •
Laguna Beach Cit~ Councilwoman Lida
Lcnne\ said this week she ma\ seek the
Democratic no minatio n · ·-r ,e been thinking a tout 1t quite a long
time." Lt'nne' said. "People tell me that as
an elected oflic1al I ha ,.e a good base.
"There are a lot of issues I feel strong)}
about and I "ould li ke to aniculate those
issues," she said .
.. At this point I'm thm lung running
m ight bc helpful because of the chan~ of
bringing attention to those issues:·
.\mong the issues that concern Leone~ as
the high cost of running fo r office The
pvtent1al for a megabuck Republican
pnmar: 1n the -lOth Congrt'"'>s1onal D1stnct
bears her ouL
.. People ha'e lost hope in tht' demo-
c ratic process becau~ the~ feel 11 costs <,o
much to run." Leone' said
··1 think that's preit~ sad. because onh
people" Ith mone~ or access to peo ple " nh
mone) are 10 office I think I can change
that~ · .
Lenney said she will probabl~ de<'1de on
her cand1dann b' the end o f the month
"hen the Orange Count~ Dem ocr.wc
Con,ent1on IS -;lated
.. Ifs a 'er: scaf) th mg to make a
dec1S1on hke this because 11 invohes not
on!} me but m~ fam1l) as wc11:· she said
T hat's ano ther issue that ma.Ices Lenne'
"mad." She remembe~ how Geraldine
Ferraro·s farn1h \\as thrust into the
ltmcltght. and ·hl·r husband's business
dealings ~ru11n1zed "hen she ran for \IC'e
president.
. he as reluctant 10 blame the media
because she reahze-s-nnatueto a candidate
running on a li mned ~udget
-..:e,enheless. public scru11n' of e'en
facet ofa polllrc1an·s public and pn' ate h(e
""111 ><=are a" a ~ potential leaders Leone~
ll'Jr>
.. Fore. democrac~ to "'ork. peopk .hJ' e
g1.'I to be able to run ·· she said
Lenn!.'' and other Democrau leaders
n:ahze the odds against t.hetr pan~ in the
state's most Republican congresr.1onal
dt~tnct
But some think a gloves-off Republican
pnmar: rnuld boost the Democnrnc
.:and1da1e·s chances .
"Because 11·s a pres1dent1al 'ear. 1t'c,
easier to beat a Republican "'ho 1sn 't an
incumbent.'. said count' Democratic
Pam chairman John Hanna "But 11
"'o uid be an uphill battle do"'n there"
Brucl' Sumner. the Democrattc nominee
1n I 'i6o minks n1s pan) ·s hopes are
d1min1shed b' Badham's a~
.. \h '1e" · 1s that It would be m0tt
d1flicult. be-cause m I Q86 l think there were
enou~ Republicans "'ho were d1s-
t.'nchln1t-d "llh the incumbent that
t'athan) Rosenlxrg "as able to &et 35
pcTC'ent of the \Ote fin the pnmai;):·
umna ~ad ·The phenomenon as that he
did 1t as a' anual unkno"'n "
But other Democrats tlnnl a bl~
GOP pnmar: l'Ould tum off enough "otm
that tht: would cross over pan~ Im~ 10
the general elecuon. .
-\nd . Democrats a rgue. the best can-
didate should be elected no m arter what
his or her pan~
.. Jn the general electio n I hope tbr
people "111 recognize the pnmanes ace
"'er and thetr decision should be made on
the basis of the be-st candidate." Sumner
~Id
··v.e desene to ha'e a real leader of
nattonal stature ··
Sean Penn changes image,
makes a citizen's arrest
.\ man e\posed himself Thursda~
afternoon near the la~ndf) room of a
com pk A 1n the I 7000 block of San
Bruno Street. o\ "oman told pohct she
sav. hi m ouu1de. apparent!~ n ppang up
his pants. She tu med to do her laundr:.
and "'hen 'ihe looked up the man's
pants v.ere around his knc-es and he v.as
mas\urbaung.
\\ oodstream Circle said that telephone
Ian~ v.erc cut when someone ~tole
about SI. 700 in ,ev.-clf) • • • Thrtt pu™'5 ronta1nang about S~5
t'ach v.erc stolen from a !'~.,., \ 01 .....
wagen Rabbit parked off an allt'' near
Delav. arc Strttt. • • •
Lapn&Beach
Je.,..elf) valued at $800 .. 'll reported
c,tolen at 1:28 p.m. Thunda) from a
res1dt'n~ 1 n the 3 I 000 block of S. Coast
H1g.h-.-.a~ • • • \ black ~fo-aui mountain bilcc was
reponed stolen at 3:56 p.m: Thunda\·
from the 400 block of .\ster SttttL · MALIBU(AP)-ActorScan ~nn
took on the role of peacckecper when
he made a citizcn·s annt of an
Anaheim man who allegedly. crashed
a truck through his pte. officers said.
Steven Stillbower, 32, was booktd
at the Malibu sherifrs station Thwr
day for investietion of trtspauinJ.
said Deput)' 8111 Wehner. He said
Stillbowtr was being held in lieu of ssoo ~I.
Wehner said St11lbower all
drovt' his pickup r ah a
closed gate to the actor's es • which
he shl1'C$ with his wife. pop star
Madonna, then ran around the
crounds befott acnina io the truck
anddrivin.gaway. NoontW1$iruured
Newport Beula
Pohcc ~ to a Keet Onvt
residence Wednnday where a 62..)Ul'o
old man, reponedly des=t. had apparently committed au • by teaJ>-
int head first off his te(Ond·'10t)'
ba)cotty. • • • A woman who vuiltd berchiroonc-
tor's Birch Str«t off'ttt a.st month told
pols« this ~ t.Ut s.be hid ~ htt
SI ,000 pearl~ tllln't. WMtl tk caikd tater, >t could not be band. ••• Golf clu.,._ a Pf bit. a can. P>~u
and other items ~ ~ stolm
from I pftr Wbo bad left the CIQUI~
in the mc1dent.
When St11lbower amvcd at a
sister's home in Mahbu a short ttme
later she called authorities. Wehner
said.
"Shl' ukcd the dispatcher 1r'thn-t
'tllCtt any problems in the area:· he
58 id. ~she said, 'He aJways comes to
my hou~ when he's done something wrong.• ..
Deputies who had gone to P-enn's
house to take a report o n the incident
were contacted. They· then drove
"pcnn to the woman's home~ where he
plaCC'd Slillbowtr under eiu.ttn's ar-
~t. Wehner said.
Penn. the sw o f "Fut Times at
ment unattended bneOy Thunday at
the Ncwpon ~ch Golf Coww on
lrviM A,·enuc. The loss'"' estimated
at S1,16S.
c... .....
pto•ltt •u tt~ed shonJ)' after
10 p.m. TbWllday sn the 900 block of
West 19\h Stn:rt. • • • Somconr took S6SO from a cash
dtaWf'I' Saturday tn tht K Mart store I\
2200 Hatt>or Blvd. ~ • •• • COA& Mc. .oman dcdtJ\cd to snss cMl1n IPIMl her roomrnatt
Wednadl alkr tbc roommatl' al-
Ridgcmont High.'" .. The Falcon and
tbe nowman" and '".\t Close
Range:· .... as rekaseJ frvm Jail in Los
Angeles on Sept. I., after sef"\ mg
more than half of a 60-da' senten~
for violating probauon b~ punching a
movie extra.
He had been on probation for
fl$ht1ng .... uh a man he accusc-d of
tr') in.g to kiss ~fadonna at a Los
Angelts nightclub in 1986.
Mado nna. who rocketed to
stardom. with such hits as ··Maten al
Gari" and .. Papa Don't Preach," tiled
ford1vofC.'t' from Penn last month but
v.·ithdrt'w the pct1uon two weeks later
in an appucnt rte'Oncihattop.
~ly slammed tht' woman's head
into a 'ilt""lll Tht' '1com told poh~ the
l~'O had bttn uiu1na o'er who v.u aoinc to do the dishes • • • Someone broke in101 man pickup
tr\llCk Monda)' a.ftrmoon and stoic a
SICJ eo Ind cmncn. ~tatal klSS In thr
theft. •'bJCb occumd ID the l 100 block
of Hart>or &owcvani. -.s estimated at
Sl.<M
P-tala ValleJ
Someone stok a cu llCftO mtem
WcdoeMi.1~' rupt or Thunday momi"I
ftom & Cll parked ID the 17200 bkK't of San Strttt. •
• • • Someone pned the lock ofh v.ooden
storage ronuuncr tn the I 7 200 block of
Sewhopc Street. takrng $..a25 "'Orth of
tools. • • • .\burglar took a S I .000 stereos~ sttm
out of a p1~kup truck pa~cd m tht
I 7000 block of San Bruno Strttt. The
,·icttm told police he thought the thef\
occurred between 10:30 p.m. Wcdnes-
da~ and i-30 a.m. Thursda~.
HDDlinetoll Beach
A resident 10 the 20000 blocl of
Bu~ Stt'ttl rcponed that a woman
translent, 1111 ho he allow'Cd to 'J)Cnd a
fe1111 da)s at bis home. locttd ~lf an
his roommate's room and ref\ltts to
ka' e The man aid he cook the woman
an b«ause she bad no "-here to ao. • • • .\ (tt) emplo)'tt satd he saw 1 ~ woman lhrov. a bq of prtlqe OU\ 01e
doorofher white ChtYTOJet lilattr Ht
brou~l the baa of p.rt>qir to ~ pohce
front dt~ as t\1dcntt and P'c police
.l.bc woman's name. • • • .\ wo man said that her """ ~ remo,~an pptrt'1nh m1sptaad
1d1t n $.he t to Huntn'StOn Hum.1na
Hoso-for trtttm'tnt tn Novunber. • • ~ rn>dcnt sn the 1400 bk>c:'k o t\rcb
Lane ~t a S().Ql bulkl to the
polttt station tOr disposal . • • • .. """dent 1n tht 16000 block of
~ .
-\woman who said she lost her banl.
teller card at "'on s~ud the card had
bttn used in V .cntura carlter this v.ttl.
There were two .. i thdDwals ofSSO. she
said. • • • Ju,em1les On Wteboards allegcdl)
dad about St.000 damage to raih111sat
the ~''"C Sa' 1ngs & Loan build·
mg. 19900 Beach Blvd • • • .\ student at Ocean Vtt• High
School asked pohtt to C'Ut the lotk of
b1c)cle that bad be-en stokn a da'
earlier
lrri.De
-'. burglar entered a_.,.. in th( 10
blod. ofl.ake' 1cw thro\Ch an unlocked
side door sometime Thund&y and nole
a S "'SO racini bike. • • • Someone forttd tbctr way 10to a ,
bus1ntss 1n the 2100 bk>ct ofl>upoot
l'.>nve between noon and I p.m.
Thunda' and ,;tole 91C"\'ffll flies .,.,. a bntf~· Poh~ believ~ the ~f'lla.r
ma~ be an e:11~mploytt of the buStMD.
..
Judgewon't delay 'Stalker' tri~l
LOS GE LES ("Pl -•• 'llht
Stalker .. <kft-ndant Rtctwd Ramirez
lost a bid to deJ.a)' his tnal on 13
murdtt charat1 stemmint from a
strina or random. Satanism·tinie<I
attacks that terTOnicd CaJifonuaru 1n
198S. ~or Court J\ldet Michael n nan den~ a dc~n• mooon Thursday to de-lay tM tnal . ..-hich is
tt'hcduled for Ftb. I.
toun dtft aid tbc Jucite al
turned do""n a motion 10 bar \be
ttst1mon) ofa 6S--car-old Montcre
h r\'. ~oman ,,,.ho ~uf"·1vtd a Sit:11.uaJ
a~uh an one of the &Jht t.tlktt
attacks
Oll"I that tnVCSlifltton~• pn-t n al ~rauon had C0$1
.\narks Count) S940.000 to
Tynan had at a previous
chided defense attorneys A....-0
Hcmandb and Dame) H~
for Sttlona fun.her dell)'.
R.a.autti.-..ll LS-cba!9Cl1-U~~nadcs Countv ""1th 13 munkniilld
30 oth« felon·~ Remmir-. ~ 1
senes of sadast1c lulhnp. rapes IDd
~na.. mostl in tht summttOf
Ramuu also as cbaf'l!Cd an Or1111mP
Count)" v.i th rt.pt and anem
m urdef 10 ID l\UIC: o.n M. Oft
coupk
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State bars premature use
of genetiC fingerprinting
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A bM;n 's BillbOards lose
c u laces i d i i bias charge -zon ng ec S OD
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Cali·
fomia•s attorney acneral has bamd
siate crime laboratories from obtain-
i111 ... ICf'CtiC fingerprints" of accused
l.llwbn:ak~ until prosecutors arc
ftldy to prove the ~volutionary
crime--solvtng technique is accurate.
•But John Van de K.ameatsosaid he
wants California to consider creating
theworid•s first computerized system
to-match suspects to crimes by using
tlllll inherited code that makes each
AflllOO unique.
Oenetic fingerprinting. the
nickname for DNA analysis, has been
UICd in only a handful of criminal
CMeS since it was developed in 1985,
exonerating a suspect in a double
rape-murder in Britain and linking
rape victims to their assailants 1n
successful prosecutions in Taco ma.
Wash .• and Orlando, Aa.
The method is widely viewed as a
ra~or advance over convenuonal
fiqerprinting or companng blood
proteins. It matches DNA extracted
from blood. semen, hair, skin or other
human tissues found at crime scenes currently prepared to meet the
to DNA from criminal suspect.s. necessary leg.a! standard (of scientifi-
DNA. or dcoAyribonucleic acid, is cally established reliability) for DNA
the molecule in livinJ cells that serves analysis to be admitted as eviden~ in
as a Jenetic bluepnnt for inherited coun.
indiv1dual characteristics such as sex, "Therefore. I have ordered the
race, and hair and eye color. Except )tureau of Forensic Servic.cs (wbtch
for identical siblings, every person's operates 13 state crime labs) not to
ONA is unique. A genetic or DNA submit samples of blood, semen and
fingerprint shows selected pans of other biological materials to private·
that bh1eprint and looks like the laboratories for DNA analysis," Van
black-and-white bar rode on grocery de Kamp said.
packages. The state crime labs don't conduct
"DNA analysis will revolutioni.u the tests, which arc performed b)
the invcst1ptton of sex crimes of three private companies: Bnta1n's
eve!) kind.· Van de Kamp told 125 CeUmark Diagnostics, New York
police officers, prosecutors and crime state's Lifecodes and Cahfornia's
lab scientists during a Thursday Cetus. officials said.
seminar sponsored by his office. Because genetic fingcrprinuog
"A single hair or drop of blood at potentially offers "dazzling•· crime-
the scene of a crime could tell us .fighting opportun11ies once it 1s
whether to look for a blond, blue~yed proven .reliable. "I propose that
~ h1te male or a black wo man with California explore the possibility of
bro~ n e)eS and black hair." •· creating the world's first automated
But. he said. a standard method of database for 1dent1fication (of crim1-
gene11c fingerprinting must be nals) through DNA analysis.'' Van de
adopted. and au\hont1es "arc not Kamp said.
LOS ANGELES (AP) -ln a suit
filed by the city attorney. tht ex-
tlusivc Jonathan Oub has been
accused of sex discrimination by
all<'.'-edly refusing to allow women in
its library and bar. ·
the city's action Thursday came
one day after the club filed a suit of its
own chalJen&ing a municipal law that
went 11)(0 effect last June forbiddfoa
sexual discrimination in business
clubs.
The city's suit, filed in Superior
Court. contends the club violates the
new law. which prohibits discrimina-
tion b) orµcuzations that aren't
d1sunctl> pnvate.
Clubs and organizations covered
by the ordinance arc tnose with 400or
mo re members that provide regular
meal services and accept payment
from or on behalf of non-members for
expenses incurred at the club in
funherance of trade or business.
The suit also contends the club's
pohc1es '1olatc the state's Unruh
Cn 11 Rights Act.
SAN FRANClSCO (AP) -The
state Supreme Coun has unani-
mously voted to prohibit counties
from approving h1aJtway billboards
on land that was not zoned primarily
for business.
Thursday's decision requires an
advenising firm to tear down five
biUboards tt put up in 1985 near the
San Bernardino County town of
Baker. and affects other desert lo-
cations and open land around Cali-
fornia. said a state lawyer.
.. If they want to allow outdoor
billboards they have to specifically
zone" for commercial use, said
Melvin Dykman of the Department
of Transportation legal staff. .
He said a number of counties have
approved billboards without the
proper zoning but the department has
nearly always kept them from going
~p.
Hugh Coffin, lawyer for United
Outdoor Advenising Co .• said he was
surprised at the ruhng. which re-
versed two lower-court decisions in
the company's favor. The company
also won lower-<lOurt approval for
nine billboa'rds at Yermo, near
Barstow, a.rulina that apparently wiU
be reversed by ahe Supreme Coun
decision.
Thouan the legal issue was rela-
tively narrow. this was the fint
environmentaJly related case decided
by the court since it pined a
conservative majority with three new
appointment.s by Gov. Georse Deu-
kmejian last spnng.
One of the new appointees. Justice
Marcus Kaufman, had taken pan in
the ap~ls court decision favorina
.the billboard"' firm and did not
participate in the Supreme Court
ruling.
The opinion by Justice Stanley
Mosk said the coun~ had approved
the billboards throu a P.,.SS that
did not require pu lie i•t or a
dec1s1on by elected officials. and did
not compl) with the policy of state
law to locate h1&}lway billboards near
other commerc1al developmenL
Maravich 's death illustrates seizure risks
LOS ANGELES (AP) -The sudden hean-However, medical experts said the
·attack death of basketball great Pete Marav1ch has preliminary findings point toward two medical
focused attcnuon on what doctors sa' is a far more conditions. both of which claim the lives of
common fatal cond1t1on faced b~ men past 35 than surprisingly large numbers of young Amencan
most want to behcvc. males each year.
was 23.9 per 100,000.
Women in those age groups rarely suffer hcan
attacks.
Men's and Women's
Sportswear
The 40-year-old Marav1ch. who died after The experts sa} Marav1ch could have had a
taking part in a pickup basketball game at a kind of early. apparently undetected. blockage of
Pasadena church. appeared to be in perfect health the arteries sul>plying blood to his hean. Or he
up to the moment he suffered his fatal seizure could have suffered a sudden disturbance in his
Suc h conditions make it aU the .more
important for rccrea11onal athletes of 40 or olderto
"arm up carcfull} before exemSIDJ and to cool
down afterward. said Dr. Jere Mttchcll of the
Universit} of Texas Southwestern Mcd1caJ Center
in Dallas.
"If you start suddenly. )OU can have an
arythmia and if )OU suddenly stand stilJ and stop,
your heart vessels arc still very diJated and you can
have a drop in your blood pressure," said Mitchell.
former chairman of the Amencan Hean Associa-
tion's task force on exercise and heart disea~.
Tuesday afternoon. heart's electrical system.
ANNUAL JANUARY Sui the Los Angeles Count) Coroner's office Together. the conditions contribute to an
reported · Wednesday that prelimma11 autopsy eight-fold increase in heart attack deaths in men
results indicated Maravich. the all-time college over 35.
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basketball scoring leader and a I 0-year star of the In I 985. the last year for which full figures arc
!':ational Basketball Association. succumbed to available. the American Heart Association re-
heart disease ported men between '25 and 34 suffered the most
Offi cials said microscopic tests ~c1ll be needed commo n t} pe of catastrophic heart attack,
to determine prctsel) what kmd of hean disease myocardial 1nfarct1on. at a rate of2.9 seizure:; for
took Mara' 1ch·s hfe , It e'cry 100.000men. But the figure for men 3~ to 44
In Maravich·s case. although he appeared to
be in perfect health. he ma~ have had some
warning signs but either ignored them or didn't
recognize them. experts said.
AIDS iob discrimination banned Gasfumesldll
J 2 circus chimps
Sciturday, January 9th
Open Daily 10:00 'AM to 5:00 PM
SACRAMENTO (AP) -In a last hurrah for said. ·we·re JOing to recommend that the governor take a
Assembl~ man .\n .\gnos. who is leaving the Legislature senous. positive look at the bill.' That's not something
to be ma~or of San Francisco. the Caltfom 1a Senate that has happened before."
re' ersed melf and approved a bill to ban JOb d1scnmma-The measure would put into statute a dcc1s1on by the
11on agamst . .\IDS \ICtlms. state Fair Employment and Housing Commission to
Thursdll> ·s '01e on Democrat Agnos' o\887 was onl} class1f) 3'tqu1rcd immune deficiency syndrome as a
21-13. the bare passing minimum. But that was better ph~ sical handicap, bamng employment d1scnmmat1on
than last Sept. 11 . during the last day of the 1986 against victims.
DEL MAR'(AP) - Carbon mon-
oxide fumes from a faulty gas heater
filled a circus caravan tnuler parked
at the Del Mar Fairgrounds. killing
two chimpanzees and injuring a
trainer and another chimp.
.\ Circus Vargas employC'C dis-
co' ercd the four unconscious at 9
a.m. Thursda} T~o of the primates
died before rescuers amved, fire
offi cials said.
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leg1slauve session. "hen 11 fell three votes short of It would also create a California Comm1ss1on on
passage. AIDS to advise state officials and rally public support.
The bill returned to the o\ssembly for action on And 11 would allow AIDS test results to be pas~ on
Senate amer.idments. to c~rtain medical P._Crsonncl without written perm1ss1on
Republican Gov. George DeukmeJian has vetoed from the patients, 1fthe patients had ini11all y authonzcd
similar legislation. discl osure.
Agnos. scheduled to be sworn in today as mayor of An earlier version would have barred housing
San Francisco. to ld reporters. ·Tm opumist1c about the discnminauon against AIDS v1cums. But an Agnos aide
governor's reaction because I've worked closely with the said that provision was dropped at the admm1strat1on's ~ go' ernor's staff. .. (and) have ~n encouraged .... The> request.
Firefilhters pulled the assistant
trainer from the trailer and adminis-
tered.treatment before trying to save
the sun t\l\ng chimp. said Jim Baker.
deputy chief of the Del Mar Fire
Department.
Gaza Strip protests
er~pt after slaying
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Newpoft H1l1 FIOrltt •Newport Hill~ Repair • NewP<>tt Hflle Tr9vel • R&lph'tMarbt •
KllfllWlb B Scllwwz. 0 .0 S • Sp1rkhng C...,,.,.. • Th11 Touch • Thafs Enteiuinment •
Tr.dltlonal,,...,. •Union 011 •Un~ Sa~nga • What"s Cooking
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GAZA CITY. Occupied Gaza Stnp ( <\P) -Violent protests erupted t<><h)
afier noon prayer ~rv1ccs on the Moslem Sabbath and .\rab reports said a
Palesunian was killed 1n one clash wnh lsraeh troops.
The Palesune Press Servi~. an
Arab-run agenq based in Jerusalem,
said 22-)ear-old Khalid Awadeh was
killed in the Burcij camp south of
Gaza City and that four other Arab's
were wounded in nearby Khan Yun1s.
A hospital staffer who s~ke on
condition of anonymity said about
six gunshot v1ct1ms had been brought
for treatment. He said one was dead
and another was in cnucal condition.
.\n Arab reporter who spoke on
condttion of anonymity said the clash
1n Khan Yunis broke out after
worshipers left a mosque and began a
silent march to the downtown area.
Soldiers amved to break up the
demonstration. using ,tear gas and
then li ve ammunition. he said.
More than two hours afier the
re~rts. the army spokesman's office
wd It was unable to confirm the
shootili. Army rcpons on incidents
normal take several hours.
If con inned. the death wouJd brio$
to 26 the number killed by lsraeh
gunfire sin~ the unrest began Dec. 8.
More than 180 have been wounded.
Pnme Minister Yitzhak Shamir.
speaking on national tcfevision, said
the nots were part of a strategy
designed to provoke -Israel into a
violent response. Shamir said he
would not meet with U .N. envoy
Marrack Goulding. scheduled to ar-
rive today to study the situation.
The West Bank and Gau Strip.
which Israel captu~ from Jordan
and Eg}pt ill the 1967 MiddJe East
war. att home to l .S million Palcsti·
nians.
The latest violence flared aft:er
Thursday niaht clashes in which at
least one Arab was shot 10 death in tht
N usei111t and Muah&ti refuaec camp$.
Hospital officials said 10 othcn were
wounded, $Orne by arml martc51DCD.
U.N . spokeswoman Oinsttnc De-
bagh said I S..year~ M&Kn Zaki
Mussalam was dead When be was ,
Violence upsets
American Jews
WASHINGTON (AP) -Ameri-
can Jews arc profoundly djstrcssed
0 ' er the ''IOlcncc m the West Bank
and Gaza and d1v1dcd ov~ what
Israel should do to end the crisis •
communit} leaders and others said m
interviews.
Jews feel a "great sense of.pain and
anguish .... an embarrassment" b)'
scenes on television of braelis shoot-
ing Arabs. said Hyman Bookbinder.
head of the American Jewish Com-
mittee.
They also think it is "tcrribl)
unfair" that Israel 1s taking all the
blame for a situation that stems from
the failure of all sides to d~I with the
Palestinian IS.sue, he s1ud.
The d1sturbancn -the worst 1n
Israel's 20-year occupation of the
territories -have ~mptcd an
unusual dCJfCC of pubhc criticism of
Israel's actions by American Jews as
well as a public airing of &heir
differences.
Leaders of mainstream Jewish
organizations insist the riots have 091'
caused a major schism in their ranlts.
but they acknowlcdtc many Jews are
upset and confused over the situ-
ation.
Bookbmdcr and Olhcrs said the
disturbances 1n which Israeli troops
have shot and killed at least ·24
Palestmians since Dec. 8 have not
weakened Amcncan Jews' attach-
ment for the Jewi1"h state.. bom in
1948 as a haven for Jews from around
the world.
brol.\lht to a United Nation"'°"'"
clinic in the Muahancamp. Tbeanny
confirmed bis dalh.
Killer snowstorm
closes capital, cuts
powertothousands
.BJ 'ne A11ociaced Preti
A major winter storm moved up
tht East Coast today, vinually closing
the nation's capital. after blanketing
the South with more than a foot of
snow that collapScd hundreds of
poultl) houses and left thousands
without power. .
The snow and cold "'ere blamed for
at least 45 deaths.
Snowplo'>'sAnd salt spreaders roll-
ed this morning an Ne'>' York Cit~
and Ph1ladclph1a. though forttastcrs
~rt' unsure how much snow would
fall. .
.. I guess n's a little questionable
whether the Nonheast will get the
brunt of the storm or"' hether 11 will
mo\ e off the coast and end up grazing
the Nonheast sector," me1eorologm
Hugh Crowther of the Na11onal
Weather ~rv1ce's ~\ere Storms
Center in Kansas Cit). Mo .. said this
morning.
Snow stretched from eastern Kan-
sas to the Atlanuc coast. with 10
inches in pans of Alabama. more
than a foot in Tennessee and M1ss1s·
s1pp1. 16 inches an Non~ Carolina
and GeorgJa. and 18 inches in South
Carolina. More than a foot of snow
fell by .this morning in sections of
Mal)land and Delaware, and Wash-
ington, D.C.. had 8 inches on the
ground b) 7:30 a.m . with another
four inches forecast. Up the coast.
pans of New York City had up 10
three inches b) m1d-morn1ng.
Federal agencies"~ closed 1oda~.
watb some 340.000 federal workers
given the da) off. but' the Supreme
Coun was open. Municipal offices 10
the Wash 1 ng1on area also -.-ere closed.
President Reagan cancelC'd an ap-
pcaran~ a1 a dC'd1ca11on cercmon'
for the recent!) renovated Ann) and
Nav\ Club two blocks from the White Hou~.
Cold affected an even broader area.
At least 11 c11ies shivered with record
l o '>' s Thursda). and today
temperatures felt below freezing
along pans of the western Gulf Coast.
and below zero in Oklahoma and
northeastern Arkansas. Corpus
Chrisu. Teus, fell below freezing the
first time this winter.
Reco rd lows today included 13
belo-. zero at Grand Rapids. Mich .. 3
belo-. at Muskegon. Mich.: 4 below at
Oklaho ma C11v: 5 belov. at Tulsa.
Okla .. and 4 abo\e at Wichita Falls.
Texas
Pans of the South looked forward
to "'armer "'eather after a night that
left about 61 .000 Alabama residents
sh1\Cnng in 1hc1r beds without elec-
tncll\ due to dQ\' ncd po-.cr lines
dov.n from 75.000 Thursda~ Some
pans of the state had the most
sno"' fall in two decades but
temperatures toda~ could hit 40
degrees in nonhem Alabama.
Secuons of maJOr h1ghwa~s y,erc
closed in .\labama toda). including
Interstates 65. :!O -and 59. said Sam
Pamsh of the state Emcrgcnc) Man-
agement .\gene~.
ore than 200 pouhf) houses 1n
Arkan!>as collapsed under the weight
of snov. and ice. said Don .\llen.
executi' e d1rec1or of the Arkansas
Poultf) Federation. He said the
houses contained 3 25 million
chickens. most ofv.h1ch will die.
"I talked to a gro.,.,er at Texarkana
v. ho had SC\'cn houses and the\ all colla~d. That's a S350.000 loss· and
for him. that's the end of the -.orld."
-\llen said.
Man) Arkansas residents coped
"'ith the state's most SC\ ere v.1n1er
storm 1n )Car\ b~ sta~mg home and
'-"Itch mg' 1deotapes.
"We had to beat them off v.-11h a ·
stick." said Wallace W~cth. manager
of Goodt1me Video m Lmle Rock
Flr-eman Ste•e Cllnke nows
eff ecta of cold in Cicero. m.
"\\'hen "'C began 10 run out of the
ne"' hot 111les. the' weren't really
ChOOS\ " .
The Oklahoma Dcpanment of
Transportation estimated the storm
-.ould add about S:! million m
emergcnc~ e'pend1tures to its budget.
.\ record·breakang 12 inches fell an
Oklahoma C1t\ In Tulsa. the storm
depicted most of the c11y's street
matnlenancc budget for the fiscal
~car.
tale offices "'ere closed toda} an
South Carolina. and in Richmond.
\'a
South ( aroltna Go\'. Carroll
Campbell dedarcd a weather emerg-
enc~ Thur!>da). al10"'1ng ham to free
the state's :--;auonal Guard to assJSt
the Hagh"'a~ Patrol m helping
strandt.'d motonsts
The a1rpon at Raleigh-Durham.
)': C .... as clo~ at madda} Thursday.
and man~ flights v.crc delayed or
canceled in .\.tlan1a. Memphis and
~ash\ 11le. Tenn .. :"\onh Carolina and
W1chna. Kan. Dalla~Fort Wonh
I ntema11onal .\arpon remained pack-
ed toda" v.11h stranded tra,elers. and
thou!l.lnds of tra,elers "'ere stuck
O\Crn1ght at -\tlanta's Hartsfield air-
pon because of canceled flights.
Z2 L
Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Friday. January 8, t988 * A•
GOP candidates square off~
Hart top Democrat in Iowa· ..
By T\e Auod aled Pre11
The GOP presidential candidates
gathered 1oda~ fo r their first bag
debate of 1988 "'II" George Bush's
campaign lashing out at n' al Bob
Dole for "drooling at the opponun1-
t)" 10 bnng up the Iran-Contra affair
The Iran-Contra affair 1s causing
Bush to come under fire from the
Democratic camp as "'ell Gan Han
suggested the perwnal problems that
forced him 10 spend se' en month~ on
the sidelines of the Democratic race
were tnflingcompared "1th the errors
of the \ice president and the rest of
the Reagan admin1Strat1on
··1 "'ould lu'e to run 1n a race
against Vice President Bush on JUSt
that issue -"'hether m~ persona l
and human m1sta"e 1s on the same
scale as the m1s1al es of the last se' en
'cars that can saddle this countn
with debt and "'rong-heaikd policae;
abroad for the ne\t 10 or IS \ears ..
Han told student\ at Dan.mouth
College
Han in 1um "as attacked b'
Democra11c m al Bru'"c Babbitt "'ho
faulted him for "arrogance" in his
attitude to"'ard thc other candidates.
Han said last month one of his
reasons for re Jui n 1 ng the fidd was that
his ideas v.erc not bean_g ad\anccd b)
the other Democratic contendc~.
The former CololildO ~nator. \\ho
left the race o'er repons of his
relat1onsh1p with a M1am1 model.
said Thursda'. "I think 11's time v.e as
.\mericans kind of gro"' up and
instead of expecting our leaders to be
perfect. we arc going to ha' e 10 e'pcc1
them 10 be human ..
-\ poll md1ca1ed Han "'as running
"'ell ahead of the r~t of the" Demo-
cral1c field 1n lov.a a month before
Democrats begin picking nat1onal
con,en11on delegates at the state's
precinct caucuses But ~ 1 percent of
the hkel) Dcmocra11c caucus-goers
suf' e}ed had an unfa' orable opinion
of him. according to the C"BS-"-e"'
Yor" Tunes sune~
The same poll said Dole led Bush in
lo"'a b} 12 perc.entage points -l l
percent to 2'+-percent v.11h the rest ol
the field running "'C'll behind them
Kemp. ho-.e' er "'arned Bush and
Dole not 10 com1der 11 a tv.o-man
race. tell mg reporters 1 n In"' d C 11 ~
"That's "'1shfut thinl ing •Jn their
pan.. .
Dole said ot Bush 'l th1n l. 11 "'ould
be an his interest anJ 1n the interest of
al l Rcpubhcam 10 tell u~ prec1..cl~
v.hat he kno"'s (about the Iran·
Contra affa1r) .... I think now 1s the
lime 10 la) 11 out. ..
The arm~for-hostages deal ~
peared 10 cast a lengthening shadow
o'er Bush's campaign He v.as pep.·
pered "'llh questions abut 11 v.hatc
campa1gn1ng 1n Jo ... a. amid a spate of
ne"'s repons about his role in tb.e
affair
President Reagan has said that
v. hale he ne'er intended to trade arms
for hostages held in Lebanon dealing
"'Ith the Iranians detenorated into
such an arrangement
· 11"'eerred 1hcpres1den1andl u
"'as on the side o f human hfe It was
0 ' er-concern about frtting -\men-.
C'itns ·· Bu!>h told reponers Thursda~
in lo"'a
-\ Bush spol esman Peter Teele~
said Dole v.as "drooling at the
opponunll~ .. to bnng up the issue at •
tonight's Rcpubli1.an debate 1n Deos
~101nes. sponsun.·d b~ . the Des
~tomes Regmc.-r
Dole "'asn·1 e\actl~ "'1ping his
chin but he made 11 clear he "'·as
indeed eager 11.1 ra 1~ the topic "I get a
feeling 11 might e'en come up in a
debate some"' here ·: the &nate min-
ont~ leader said
Riverfront towns closed by oil slick •
STEC BE'\\ ILLE. Ohio 1 .\Pl --\ fuel slid. senkd there "'as still no 1nd1cauon "'hether treatment el1o ns
1n the ice-clogged Ohio Rt\ er. causing a v.ateremergenc' "'Ould "'Ork "'ell enough to malce the n'er "'atcr useablc.
that closed '>Chool'> and most businesses in 1h1s n"erfru'1t "'ater supenntendent "•c l \hninm s.a1d
Cit\ 1oda' "The n'cr 1s at a complete standsull." said
· Dov: nstream in \\heeling. W. \a . authonues "'ere teuben\llle Cit~ \fanager Bruce \.\ 1lhams after declanna
poised 10 shut do"' n the cn~ ·s v.atcr treatment plant d ! the a u' ii emergenc~ ··\\ e ha' e to "'all 11 ou1:· ·
first sign ol contam1na11on Williams s.a1d all Steuben' 1lle businesses "'ere
Ohio '\auonal Guardsmco v.ere ordued to ca~ ordered closed toda~ e\ceptlood stores. gasoline st.auons..,
"'ater b~ tru1;l tl.l help Steuben' tile's 26.-l!Xl residents hvspttals and other health care operations. drugs1or~ and
cope "'Ith the shutdo"' n of v.ater-antale 'ah es along the 1ranspona11on s~ stems Soetal actl\ 1ues hle bingo a lso
n\t~r The 'ah es v.ere turned off to a,01d contaminating "'ere cuna1led
thecm's "aters,stem "If all el se tails "'eat least ha'e some dnnkang
Th< >I><> reoTiaon<d 1rapped <h<> rm-1n_g_b_~_'_c_e _a_n_d __ "'_a_•e_r._ .. _~_1_,n_1_n_n1-sa-1d------------,
Meese' s investments in Bell com panies._investigated STORE-WIDE
CLEARANCE WASHINGTON (AP) -Attomc) General
Edwin Meese Il l's an'estments in the regional Bell
telephone companies are undercnminal in\esuga-
uon b~ the same independent counsel alrcad~
looking into his lies to scandal-plagued Wedtech
Corp .. one of Meesc·s attorne)s sa)s.
Meese and has wife. U rsula. held telephone
stock "'onh S9.600 a }ear ago "'hen Meese
appro,cd Justice Dcpanment recommcndauons
to ltft some restnc11ons o n the businesses in "'h1ch
the regional Bell companies could engage.
Meese has refused 10 re mo\ e h1 msclffrom the
Jus11ce Dcpanmcnt's ongoing efforts to super\ 1sc
1ts breakup of .\.mcncan Telephone & Telegraph
Co.
MttSC's much-re\·1scd finannal disclosure
form 1s in a state of limbo "'ithin the Jus11ce
Depanmcnt because of the potential conflict
'"'oh 1ng the regional Bell stock!>. The torm "'as
re' 1cv.-ed last month b' a career Justice Depan·
ment a110me~. "'ho spotted a possible conflict and ,
contacted the office of 1ndependen1 counsel James
~1cKa'
But la"' enforcement offi c1als speaking on
condition of anon\m1t\ and one of~eese·s ov.-n I
anome's. James Rocap. said that .\1c~~ 's suff
had alread~ been in' esugaung the matter
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Jobless at
lowest total
since 1979
W~SHINCHON (AP) -The na-
11on·s c1v1han uncmplo)ment rate
dropped to 5.8 percent an December.
Its lowest since Juh 1979. the Labor
Dcpanmcn1 ~1d tOda). as the econ-
om~ created three million new JObs
last )Car.
Some 235.000 Amencans found
work an Dcttmber. raising tot:al
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Nlion olMervn 75th
birthday Saturday
WASHINGTON (AP) -Richard
Ni.Aon will be 75 ~an old Saturday
The 31th prnident will observe the
day at home with his family in Saddlt
R iver. NJ .• and feast on ltahan food
prtP,&rcd by his bodygl.!ard. Mike
Endicott.
"Groups of f nends and collequcs
both io Wash1oaton and New York
approached him at various ti~.csend
wanted to throw a pany. satd
Nixon's aide. John Taylor. "He
thanked them and said he prcfemd to
keep hi,s birthday a private family
milter."
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Stanton fails
leadership test
by ducking fig~t
It must be hot in LAFCO's kitchen.
Th.is week Orange County Supervisor Roger Stanton
became the second mem0er to resign from ttie Local Agency
Formation Commission in the past two months.
Stanton, whose"district includes Fountain Valley, joined
Supervisor Tom Rilev of Newpon Beach in fleeing the heat
being generated by the ageoc} that oversees the fo rmation of
new cities and their boundanes.
The fuel that has the fire blazing under LAFCO members'
feet is the controversial battle being waged over a strip of
south Orange County coastal territory.
At o ne end of the rope is the proposed city of Dana Point.
which tho ught it won the tug-of-war when LAFCO voted ~c.
2 to allow it to annex the prized parcel when it incorporates
later this year.
But the folks on the Laguna Niguel side. who were at the
end of their ropes after the surprise December vote. won a
reprieve this week when the agency reversed itself and said 11
would reconsider. The fight will go on.
It is a classic no-win situation -the kind that taxes the
abil1t1es of our political leaders.
' When Riley resigned his pos1 on the agency two mQnths
ago. he blamed the harsh crittcism he had received over the
coastal parcel issue as one of his reasons.
Riley simply didn't want to take it an) longer. And at his
age and stage in poliucal life. he doesn't have to take it. Riley's
constituents would hardly fault him for such a decision. Rile~
has served Ion~ enough and ably enough to have earned the
right to step aside. ·
But Stanton apparently thinks he can't afford 1t. And that
·is unfonunate for a man who fancies himself as.something.
more than he is.
The Democrat-turned-Republican has asp1rat1ons of
being known as a county supervisor-turned-congressman.
When Re p. Robert Badham. R-Newport Beach. announced
his intention this week to not seek re-election to the 40th
Congressional District. Stanton had to hurry to catch up to his
feet , which were already running, for Congress and awa~ froin
the coastal crossfire.
Supervisor Harriett Wieder said she understood Stan-
ton's mottvation. explaining state laws place tight restnct1ons
on campaign fund-raising b) comm1ss1on members. But
Stanton denied that the need for political bucks prompted
him to pass the buck.
:\ political analyst provided an equall~ .troubling
explanatton. The reasoning was that Stanton. who "ould
ha\ e a tou~h time winning the congressional race. didn't "ant
to Jeopardize his chances b~ alienating potenttal 'otes with an
unpopular LAFCO dec1s1on.
The political anal} st may be right. And Stanton·s dodge
might be considered a sound poht1cal moH.
But from our perspecuve we would rather ha'e
candidates who have been tempered b} the flame of ban le.
Leaders kad and statesmen nse to the occasion.
Voters "ho place their trust in fast-talking. quick-footed
politicians too often get burned. .
School daze
Popular Amencan culture ts strewn wi th fi ctiuous
schools. ranging from Room 222 to The Harrad ExperimeQt.
Now. along comes Education Secretary William Bennett wnh
his vision of James Madison High School. home of the Ideal
Curricula.
Bennett unveiled his lean. mean educatton machine last
week, in an attempt tc encourage high schools to strengthen
their graduatjon requirement with more academic subjects. It
includes such requirements as four years of English. two of
foreign language and three of science, math and social studies.
The model Bennett proposed isn't much differe nt from
the actual slate of classes taken by most college-bound
students in the past several decades.
The significant factor, he said. is that "this curriculum 1s
for all students, not for an imaginary class of teen-age
wizards." He estimated that only 15 percent of high school
students complete a program such as the one he outlined as
.. the kind ofbas1c programs most Americans want." ...
Bennett seems to underestimate the financial problems
his proposal might create. His program assumes that students
will attend seven classes a day although man) districts
provide only five or six ....
Bennett suggested that students unable to complete all
the courses he outli ned might have to spend an extra year or
two in high school. Imagine what TAA T could do to a
district's financial forecast! Tbe Joo,.,,.J-Amerlco, Bellevue, WH i .
Bennett on target
Even though Education Secretaf) Wilham Bennett
recommends 1t. our liberal Bennett-bashing friends shouldn't
reject 1t out of hand.
The model core curriculum for high schools he
recommended Tuesday (Dec. 29) is a useful one. Few disagree
that toda> ·s .\merican high school graduates are apt to be
undereducated. Not enough has been expected of them .....
The core curriculum Bennett has prescribed is a
civilization process: nunuring the thinking. verbal and figure
skills of course: but also providing the information of which
so man) )oung Amencans have been deprived -where
things are in the wo rld. what happened in the! past that made
the present. ...
We don't want the feds imposing such a c urriculum
nauonw1de. We do hope school S) stems across the nation will
take their cue from 11.
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t>\C'..K U? 1\\E.\R \~e ...
You can't turn back the
. -
clock, even in Laguna
Ho" man\ of vou have alread\
broken vour New Year's resolutions;!
Well: I am about to break one. I
resolved 10 take it eas) on the
residents of Laguna Beach when It
comes 10 ~guna Can~on. But keep-
ing that resoluuon 1s not going to be
eas)
The protest against The Irvine co·s
Laguna-Laural project 1s too upse.1-
t1ng to go without comment.
First. let's place this project Into
perspectl ' e. The Irvine Co . proposes
a lovel) de,elopment -including
fin e res1den11al unns set around a
275-acre golf course. Open. Leisure!).
In keeping \.\Ith the setting.
This is on land owned b' The
In me Co .. in m 'anous o"ncrsh1ps.
for more than I 00 ) ears.
In de\ doping the: ~.150 acres along
Laguna Can)on Road bet\.\een the
San Diego Free"a) and El Toro
Road. the dangerous Laguna Can)on
Road "ill be \\ldened and straight·
ened.
.\las. the Laguna-Laurel de\ elop-
ment is being protested . .\nd repons
of thl· protest 1n the ne"spaper
reponedl: '· ... had the fervor of a
quKkl) called pra)er meeting ...
So "ho "as protesting? "We're
tembl\ concerned w11h the runa\a.·a,
de\ elopmcnt that threatens us on ail
sides . ·· ~1d a Laguna Beach resi-
dent. That res1<1?nt lives on Skv-hne
Dm e. Who developed Skyhnc
Dn "e'? What g1 ves this resident the
authont) to liH' in a home high up on
a hill and complain about runawa)
de' clopment"
I have been on Shhne Dnve, and
that IS the ~St example Of runaway
de' eloprpent into the hills. What The
Ir\ me Co. i)roposes 1s to place tts
La guna-Laurel development
sens1tneh 1Allh1n the hills.
".;nt protest came from someone
"ho said ... I \.\Ork on La Paz and I
"::itched them rape the hills one after
another." Who "Orks on La Paz'? .\
protester "ho reported!) drove up to
the meeung from.her home in Laguna
~1gul.'I.
No..-. "all a minute. Who said she
co uld \\Ork 1n the lovel) hills along La
Paz'? Whoc' l.'r deq~·loped that area
apparent I) did the protester a fa\ or.
. he found a JOb there
.\nd she h'es m Lasuna Niguel.
.\n~onc remcmberthe hills of Laguna ~1guel before the) "ere developed?
Or ··raped ... as our protester "ould
ha\C~ us bellc,e. But she ll\eson those
.. raped .. hills Personall). I think she
has made a good choice. Laguna
Siguel 1s a beautiful communll).
Ln ing th ere 1s all nght in m) book.
.\nd "orking on La Paz 1s all nght too .
This as perhaps the classic ex.ample
of the tnte phrase of .. dra" bndge
mental'lt\ ·· Yes. I mo\ ed into
Laguna ~1guel. and I loH the place.
Yes. I \\Ork on La Paz. and that 1s
con,enien t to m' home. But I don·1
"an t am one else to mo,·e here or to
v.ork here Too mam ofusalread\
;-.;e,t up was a lad~ who 1den11fied
herself as "an environmentalist and
peace act1\·1st." She also . s,a1d she
hates to see the rape of the hills.
Ladies and gentlemen of Laguna
Beach. the hills of Laguna Beach were
MARTIN
BROWER
de' eloped ~ t'ars ago. and you moved
into those homes -or buih them.
And that 1s tint'. Yours is a lovely
commu111tv. Those of \'OU who are
nauve to Laguna can protest with my
blessing. Those of you who moved to
Laguna ha' e no nght to protest .
The plans for The Irvine Co.'s
Laguna-Laurel development are far
mon: sensitive to the environment
than tht' plans for de velopment of
Laguna Beach ever were.
Laguna beg.an changing the mo-
ment you moved 1n. Stop more
change? Tum back the clock to when
)OU moved 1n'? That cannot be done.
Just g1 ,.e thanks that the undeveloped
land 1s owned b) The Irvine Co. The
Laguna-Laurel development will re·
spcct Laguna Beach and Laguna
Can)on Road. In the years to come. at
"ill be regarded as one of the finest
developments in Orange Count\.
The only negative is that the (uture
residents of Laguna· Laurel will come
to meetings and protest develop-
men ts b) other developers for "raping
the hills."
MartbJ Brower ,.blide1 tte aew•·
letter "Marfia Brower'• Of'U6e
County ~port."
One d~unken pilot is too
many, so don't celebrate
WASHINGTON -The .\ar Linc
Pilots '\ssoc1a11on didn't like our
recent report about the problems of
drunken pilots. A federal investiga-
tion turned up 30 pilots working for
major airlines wh o had at least one
conv1ct1on for dn' 1ng whil¢ mtox·
1cated.
Only JO of the 40.000atrhne pilots?
That's a mere .075 percent. "I th ink
that any profession you can name
would be delighted to be able to ~Y
that 11 had such a low rate of closet
alcoholism ... responds ALPA Presi-
dent Henn Duff\
Well. isn't thai comfon ing? Duff)
1~ .. delighted" that only 30 of his
pilots "ere caught in a major error in
Judgment. Drt " 1ng -.-. hile drunk.
Ne\t time )OU fl). why not pl&) a
l1ule game and guess whether one of
the 30 1s 1n the cockpit of your plane'I
Duff) should curb his dchght long
enough to remember that flyina 1s not
JUSt "an) profession." If your
plumber ha'> a dnnkina problem. it's
un fonunate. but 1t ~n't keep yo u
from getting )'Our drain unst~pped.
Plumbc~ have a ria}ll to be delighted
1( on!) .075 percent of their number
arc convicted drunken d rivers.
.\t the risk of soundina rabid, we
would foci more comfortable if zeeo
percent of our anline pilots had a
dnnking problem. And wc arc sure
that Duff) agrees. The admirable
m:ord of ALPA tn helping to rehabili-
tate its alcoholic pilots speaks for
·itself. ·
The point 15 not that 30 airline
pilou were caught with their judg·
ment down. The point is that the
Ftderal via.tion .\dministration has
done a lamentable job of policina
pilots with dtinkina problems -not
JU.St airline pilots. but anyone licensed
lo 0\ a private or commercial plane.
That tS not our<onclusion afone. It
1s also the conclusion of a study
conducted b> the Department of
Transponauon's Inspect< r General.
rt\'.iewed b> our rt90rtcr f-n11k 8)11.
As we rtportcd. the inspectors looked
at a samphnaof 10.300 pilots, pm•att
and commcrt1al. who lost their
dnvers' hctnSts for drivmg while
1nto\kat'1S.
..\chilling 7 .850 of them lied about
the con v1cuons "hen the\ took the
medical nams required penodicall~
b) the F .\A. and the F .\A never kne"
11. Instead of1ndependentl >' checking
drunken dn"1ng records. the FAA
thinks it's good enough to take the
p1lo1~· IA OTd for II.
Wl'll. ll 1~n·t good enough for us
sweat)·palmed fl iers and it shouldn"t
JACK
AIDEISOI
and JOSEPH SPEAR
be good enough for ..\LPA either. the) quit because. they were being
The f..\.\ has no uniform eased out of the skies and into the procedure for rc,oking a pilot"s office.
license to fl,. C\ en "hen it does. bv M h l · chance. find out that the pilot has a eanw I e, the pllOtS who replace those promoted to the desk arc grttn. dnn!..mg problem. The GAO found 1ha1 5 I pe~nt of the
The Dcpanmcnt ofTransportation F-15 and F-16 pilots at strategic air
1n\es11g.a11on only scratches the sur-bases art inexpenenccd. The Air
face. Inspectors d1dn 't look al cases of Force tS now considering an all-flying
drug conv1l't1ons. nor at use of career \rack for its pilots.
prescnpuon drugs. WHITE COLLAR v MO LS Remembcrthe Delta l\irlincscrash A.... A -
in Fort Worth in 1985 that k1llrd 137 lnstc~d of sp~y-painting walls or scnbbling graffitj, today's eolleae people'? Recent testimony in a lawsuit students arc dabbling in h~-tech
stemming from the case alle~es that hijanks. College libraries with ex-
thc pilot had a prescripuon for tensi ve computer s~tems tell us that
tranquilizers. There ts no evidence he "computer viruf' is the new van-
took the drug on the da' of the crash. dalism. The •·viruses" art codec.on-
but the FAA didn·t even know he had figu rations put into library computer the prescription. Use of the drug h J I ....... , ~ould have dlsqualified him from systems e at sow Y erase or .... v e
0 . data.
>101· Each time a computer file is called Wcdon't mean 10 pack on pilo1$ for up. the "virus" 15 activated and 1 bit
maJor a1rhncs. We arc concerned more of the file as destroyed -hence
about an)one who makes the mes the 11ame "vtrus" for this .......tual, more dangerous. Even 1( )Our own I I J .. -pilot is cold sober, it is no romfon to ma evo ent pique. A 50 Uke a viru1,
be sharing the landing pattern with ii mar be contqiotl.$. Some univer.
another plane if the other pilot as siucs feat that brilllant, but desiruc. drunk or hung over. uvc. students arc U$ing reciprocal
In fact. at is nocomf'on to be on the computer privllCJC$ to ft«f lhe virus
around. knowing that 10.300 licensed in to cemputcrs tn hbraries s>tthaps thousands of miles way. pilots were fou nd untie to drive a car MINl·EDlTORIAL _ You've
FL Yt G A DESK -When the Air heard by now. no doubt. that preach· For~ "promotes" m pilots tb a de\.k eMumed-prcsldcntial.Qndidatc Paa
j<?b. it ma~ not be do1ni it.elf or the , Robt-rtson has qreed to take s. ~
pa lots any fa ".ors. A.Ge~na1 ACt'Ouflt· mithon in fedcraJ funds for ttis 1na Office. 1n,•est..,auon hu con-political campaip. ~viously, Rot>-cludc.-d that the Air Force policy of h d · .. _ .... ,.~-1 fi ..i. f training 1\S pilots for 1dministfatt,·e enson a vae .... QU 1QK1• unwna o campaiins IJ a poU tie&l sin. lhdttd. Jobs ma> be causing a shon.aat or he doesn't even chttk the box on his
combat-ttad) pilots. penonat tu returns that allows St '°
The Pcniaion considers a move be uJtd fOt political p~rpotCS.. funny from eht plane to the desk as a h b. · ne«Mat') step up the can:cr ladder for ow am •Lion can optn 1 pnon'scyn
the .. toal offittr:· Bue tht majorit) of to tbt lord's m>1 tmous -.ys.
p1l<>ts .... ho "a"e the Air Foree say Jld ....,._ 8114 ,__ s,.r u.. sptlbml celutakU •
Ll TTE RS
--=----~
Principal
swap
makes
no sense
To the Ed nor. It seems that just another official is
abusing his po"er in· the case of the
"Newport Principal Swap." Super-
intendent John Nicoll has annou nced
his plan to switch Corona del Mar
Princi pal Dennis Evans and Newport
Harbor Principal Tom Jacobson .
So far. he has been able 10 execute
this plan without the consent of the
school board and without giving an}
proper reason.
In the Trident. CdM's student
newspaper. the staff as ked Nicoll ifhe
thought the principal switch would
change the schools. Nicoll responded
with a "no.:· But. why then would
Nicoll want to swatch principals? lfhe
didn't think Che switch would change
the high schools in some wa~. wh}
e\en bother. Both CdMHS and
NHHS have earned reputations as
two of the best schools tn the state.
With so man~ other schools faced
"ith more difficult problems. wh)'
mess with t"o schools th'at are sound
and stable?
In almost all of the questions the
Trident staff ~sked. Supen!\tendcnt
Nicoll refused to answer. It seems
almost ine' Hable that there hes some
altenor mo11'e dct:"p inside the hean
of Nicoll. Wh > else would he leave all
of the important qu~tions un·
ans"ered'?
For now. 11 seems that the answer to
all of the ques11ons on this issue can
be ans..-. ered b\ 7' 1coll with a ··no ... a
"" h> no1:· or a "I did not ask them:· • BRIAN SHEEHY
N ewpon Beach
Cpl. Hill
should get
a medal
To the Ed 11or.
Your editonal supporting Cpl.
l<Jrk Hill was a ··spot-on" statement
supponmg his action. The contrast
between our democratic moraHty and
the stupefying abust'that wrongdoers
in communist societies endure is
dramatic. .
We "free" people 1mmod1ately
circle the wagons to protect the
"Tongdoers by trying to destroy their
accuser's cred1b1ht y and their life-
St) le. The "communists" also protect
their bureaucracies but often with
severe personal penalties for the
wrongdoers involvrd that exceed just
penalties.
Neither is jUSt but let us not kill the
messenger because he brings bad
news that really needs to be told. ut
realisuc American moral values
guide Cpl. Hill's judges. not archaic
laws that have been dredged up to
silence his apparently well·antcndcd
cnticism.
I propose that Cpl. Hill be awarded
a bonus of protection from harass·
mcnt as well as a meritorious service
medal fo r !tis Yahant effon.
MARTIN F. O'TOOLE
Newport Beach
Golf coverage
not up to par
To the Editor:
Obviously you arc not golfers -for
the past ~n1or golf toumamen ts there
has ~n "no" mention of these
tournaments.
With 20 new aotf courses being
built in Orange County plus all the
seniors (your major users of golf
courses) you should at least repon
them in 1988.
The last tournament last week was
the tournament that the senion work
all year to play in -for $850,000 -
not a word 1n your paper.
Hope you correct this for 1988 ...
ALAN G. HOSKJ NS
Coron• del Mar
TODAY IN H1s10R v
Todai as Fnday. Jan. 8. ehc ei&hth
day of 1988. There arc 358 da)'S Id\ in
the )e3r.
On Jan. 8. 1935. rock 'n ·roll legend
Elvis Presley was bom in Tupelo.
Mess.
On this date: ~·
In 1642. astronomer Galileo died
1n Arcetn. Italy.
In 1798. the I Ith Amendment to
the Coose11uuon was dcda~d rali·
lied. It sa)s ... The Judicial power of
the Unttoo States shall not be con·
strucd to extend to anv suit in law or
equity. commenced or prOKCUted
apinst one o( the United States b)
Cit11ens of another State, or b)
CLt1tens or ubjccu of any FOl'ei&n
State.-
In l I~. U. fon:es led by Oen.
Andrtv. Jackson defeated the Bntnh
in the Battie of ew ~nJ. the Int
cnga&cmcnt oftM War of 1812
In 1918. Prcstdt'nt Woodrov.
Wihon outllMd his 14 po1nu for
peatt after World War I.
Tboupa for Toda • ··TM mttt
$hall inhmt tbe eanh -if that's all npt •Uh )OU. .. -Anon~rnous •r ne AMac·•iH Prw
Be pa~ient with WWII vets
DEAR ANN, LANDERS: This 1s a
pica for compassion for the 71-year-
old bore who turns every conversa-
tion into<an opponunity to talk abo\Jt
World World ll. He deserved better
than you gave him.
I am not ob~ssed with the subject
but l f~t as he docs. Nothing an m)
life v.as as important as m y part1c1-
pauon an that war. Although I have
ratscd a fine famtl) and owned a
successful busm~s. my serv1~ in
that war v.as m) only lasting con-
tnbution to the country that I love
I talk about World War II. but.ant)
wuh those who were there. They are
the onl) peo ple who would under-
stand. Forty )ears later. when I knelt
amo ng the crosses ii\ Normand).
tears streaming dov. nm) face. people
asked. ..Did )OU knov. him~·· I
replied ... Yes. I knew them all.··
Be pa11eni '"'th us. Ann. O ur ranks
arc becoming lhmncre' Cl) da~. Soon
there v. 111 be none left of a genera11on
that thought frt"edom v.as v.onh
d ) mg for
If )Ou pnnt m) lcllc:r. ph~asc
A11
liiiDEIS
wuhhold m ) name. I am -A
VETERAN I N ROCKPORT .
TEXAS.
DEAR FRIEND: Yoar geetle
message was rtceived and dilly
recorded. I'm sare Ill bt more
patient wilb World War II stories
from now on. Tlaull yaa for a lessoa in
compassion and anderaiandlng. • • • DEAR ANN L~NDERS: I was
deepl) disappointed with )Our
ans"er to the mother whose son·sdog
died and he v.anted to kno" 1r he
"o uld see his pet an heaven.
Wnh a ll the fine theologians
around" h) did )OU go to a la) person
"ho happens to be on the board of
otre Dame to ask 1fpetsand masters
are reunited in heaven? Would you go
to a hardware store for information
about a hean transplant?
We don't know much about the
ne>.t world but people who believe
rhat -heaven 1s v. hatever you want tt
to 'be" perpetuate the nouon that
heaven 1s oothm&,
You arc going to get a lot of criucal
mail on this . .\nn \.\'h1le )Our batting
average is phenomenal :rou rcall)
struck out this time -REV NED
W. HA WBACKER. First United
Methodist Church. Beardstown. Ill.
DEAR REV. NED: I thought Andy
McKea.na's response was comforting
bat tlle clergy didn't care for it.
I iapl)ff one of tlle country's most
disti.Dplslled lbeologJus, Dr. Martin
Marty of lbe UnJversity of Cllicago.
and tbis ls wllat lie said:
''No one knows what beaven is like
bat you must believe lbat wbat God
bas in store for yoa includes every·
tbing you love. Trust him. He will not
faH you."
TV L ISTING S
rtdenrt K. Pnte
n'j\ •• " ~Ont m ,Mr. d
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ARIES (March 21-Apnl 19) I\ .. blind date .. could
uras J ae..., 700 Clue ~cunt). mon~. pou1bk ~qu1\1t1on of an o~~t or -~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~N~t~n~M~1j~§1~~~~~~1n~~~~·~i~H~~~~Ju~~~·~~~~~s~~~=
lu\ur) item. Judgment. 1ntu111on con11nue on target PvDIK Pobq Coelertact
lead to something -------------
serious. Emphasis
o n ne" rclat1onsh1p.
fresh stan. ab1llt' to
get lo heart of mat·
ters. You'll attract
people "'ho share
)Our1dcals Emplo~·
ment picture bnght-
cns.
LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct 2~ I Define terms. stud~ \' irgo uiouun OTV Omt Mom
message. look behind scenes for ansv.ers Subtle clues arc Spl(tlllef SpontDOt S~1Ce11Jef
SYDNEY
DMARR
present -ke) 1s to be anal~11cal w define terms. to
streamline procedures Secret 1s re\ealed -to )Our
ad,antagc.
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-No' 21 I 't o u asked for ccna1n
f?pportunnies invoh 1ng 1nHstmcnts. business
procedures. and nov. ~ou get them Circumstances s"1ng
1n }OUt fa, or. populanl~ 1s on nsc linanc1al picture
TAUR US ( ~pnl 20.Ma~ 201: foltov. through on
hunch. realize~ sense or d1rec11on w11l clanf~. will include
famil) member Share knowledge. team b) teaching.
kno v. that lo ' ed one 1s smeuoe. dedicated la~ grecn~)ed
monster
bnghter than usual.
SAGITTARIUS (No' :?~·Dec 21J ~hat begrns as
:·tacklustcr performance" v. 111 ulttmateh be ddrned as
ha' ins "an1suc ment. ··Focus o n promotion production
pan1c1pat1on 1n communit) or chantable pro1ect
CAPRICORN CDec 22-Jan 191 't ou·ll make ne"
stan. tra' cl poss1b1hties increase lo ng-range prospects
come into focus Gam 1nd1cated thro ugh publishing.
GEMINl(Ma) ~t-JundO) D1 ,ers1f~.ut1hzescnseof
fitness and humor. ~nswer: You are on m ore solid
emot1onal-financ1al gro und. Older 10d1vi dual 1s an
quanda~. seeks solace. oc1al acu' 111cs increase along
\\1th populant).
CANCER (June 21-Juh 2~): Rebuild, rev1SC'. rev1ev..
study poss1b1llt} o f relocating. Close relative. perhaps
bro tiler or sister. does ha "e construct1 ve suggestion. Shon
tnp ma) be necessal') to complete m1ss1on.
AQUARJUS (Jan. 2()..Feb I I Publi' accep~nce ol
efforts. products strong!~ 1nd1cated Femak all~ helps put
across unusual concept. Dig dt.'t'p for 1nlorma11on uultze
mantle ans. sciences. Cancer nail' e pla~ 5 role
LEO (Jul~ 23-.\ug. 22): Count ~our change. Focus on
personal pos~s1ons. payments. collecuons. receipt of
ro)alt~ check Someone wants something for nothmg -
)OU could be pnme target lk av.are of accounting
procedures.
VIRGO ( ~ug. :!3-Sept. 22). MaJor domcsuc adJUSt·
ment, long o"crdue. takes place Emphasis on fam1l ~
PISCES (Feb tQ.\tarch 201 Oppos1t1on "Ill meh.
)ou'll gain descned 'ICto~ ln\ohes pnnc1plcs. la .....
dispute v.11h one .... ho attempts to 1ake a1hantage ol
unusual ctrc umstances
IF JANl:ARY 9 IS YOL'R BIRTHDAY l Urrent <'de
highlights tra' el. enlaf'lln& of personal honzons. ab1111·~ 10
reach people in dramatic fashion ~nes Libra people pla'
important roles 10 ~our life 't ou are creal1\ e )) mpa1het1\.
to underdog ..... 1thng to fig.ht .... hen \OU fccl .. au~ 1~ n11.h1
Divine intervention foils diet
I knev. 11 v.ould happen .\II dunng
the hohda)s I ps~ched m~self up for
this da) ll v.as to be •he beginning of
Erma·s meltdov.n I v.o uld no longer
··,,-aze .. at the table I "ould .. nibble ..
\ cggies v.ould be m) 1tre rd reach
m) goal to look so drav. n and rotten
that people "ould think I was sick.
Dunng the n1g.ht. I received a sign
from God. LEfTL'CE WE~T L' P
TO S 1.49 A HEAD ..\SI SLEPT'
Wh) am I no t surpnsed? This 1s no t
the first lime fate has intervened an
m' march to emulate Bnnkk'
(Ch m11e. )OU foot. not Da' 1d) E'er)
lime I am on the bnnk ofreno,aung
m) ··temple:· something btgger than
m)sclftdo n't sa) tt) 1ntef"\enes.
I\ fe" )ears ago they built a park mg
garage near m) fa,onte department
store I had been o n a diet for six
v.eeks and v.as domg great Then.
traged) struck. Right b) the elevators
1n the garage. the~ opened a baker) I
made a bargain .... tth my~lf. tr the
ele' a tor door v.as o pen when I
walked m. I v.ould ~ypa.ss the baker)
a nd suck to m) diet. On the other
hand. 1f 1t v.as on another level and l
Both vulnerable. Nonh deals.
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had to "all. I "as destined to bu~ an
elephant ear or a Jt'll)-filled cro1s~n1
to gc1 me home I ne,er kne" "h~
God ne'er v.anted me to be thin
\\ hene,er I v.ent to a fat farm.
e'enone there v.as dedicated to
changing her eating habm and taking
vov.s o r st.anauon I v.as alv.a\S
paired v.11h the o nl) v.oman there
who had Reese's Pieces sewn 1n the
hn1ng of her windbreaker and "ho
used a hair dner to heat contra~and
chocolate befo~ she v.ent to bed
..\ lot of ix-ople don't behe'e fate
has an)1h1ng to do v.11h )Olfr hfo
The) sa) )OU make )Our ov.n desttn}
I alv.a' s belte' ed that too until I
mamed. We planned on ha' 1ng
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rate.d tops
by 'Skins
Quarterback holds
key to Chicago's
success on Sunday
.
HERNDON. Va. (AP.)-Winning
1s the statistic that means the most in
the NFL. and that 1s exactly why the
Washington Redskjns rank Chicago's
Jim McMahon above au ihe other
quarterbacks. ...
The 28-year-old McMahon has had
only one 300-yard game in his career.
but it isn't his arm that concerns the
Redskms most as they prepare for
Sunday's NFC pla)ofT agamst the
Bears.
.. Three-hundred yard games are
not significant when It comes to
Lalk mg about a great quanerback."
said Washmgton linebacker coach
'Larr) Petcat1ello.
"It's Mc~ahon's ability to mix his
running game and to capitalize on the
passing o pponun1t1es that makes him
an outstandlDg quanerback."
In other words, McMahon does
what 1t Lakes to w1n. In his last 30
stans. he has lost onh once. and that
setback.1ron1call). came agamst Den-
ver this season in his lone 3()()..yard
passmg efTon.
"CertalD gu)s have the ability to
lead and gt"t tht" most out of a team.
and he's one of those guys." said head
coach Joe Gibbs. "I think they ha~e
extreme confidence an him, and
because of that he lifts tht" whole
team."
The ~ tn-a1-aJl~osu style makes
McMa.t\on stand above the rest.
accord_ing to defensive tack.le Darryl
Grant
"I don't thlDk }OU can compare
McMahon with anvone." Grant said.
"His style 1s unique: he does even-
thing he ha.s to do when he ha.s to do It.
"He gets po1Dts on the board and,
most of all. the Bears Jusr seem to
ha'e a bum of hfr ~hen he's 1n the
game."
The Redsk.Jns are not relieved
because McMahon. due to a hamstr-
ing 1nJur.. has not thrown a pass ID
competition for a month. Gibbs said
the s1x-}ear veteran has proven that a
layoff means nothing to him.
"If ~ ou look at his past h1stol).
when he's been out he's come back
great.'' Gibbs said. ·
The last time McMahon quar-
terbacked the Bears against the
Redsk.Jns. \Vashrngton was dealt Its
"orst defeat in :24 years. The
Redskins haYen't fo rgotten that 45-1 0
disaster in 1985. when McMahon
thre" for three touchdowns and
caught a pass for another
"He v.as all o' erthe field ... said A.11-
Pro cornerback Bam Wilburn.
"Once he got gomg v.e couldn't do a
thing to stop him ..
The &ars v.ere \\1thout McMahon
an last )Car's ~FC semifinal when the
Redskins harassed Doug Fluue in a
::!7-J J ,·1ctol). Wash1n~ton expeC'tS a
much tougher battle this lime. simpl~
because Chicago has Its leader back.
"When McMahon is out the' lose
something." said Pro Bowl-bound
defensive end Charles Mann.
llilyPlat FRIDAY. JANUARY 8, 1988
Geettl turns down Dodgers, signs contract with Twins. 82.
Marl'.'• girls overpower Edison In Sunset League opener. 82 . ...t
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Fullerton
An teat s sizzle in 81-73 win
with 80 percent second half
By JON FERGL'SON
OI .. 0.-, ""4 ...,.
..\fter L'CI fell three stra1gh1 times 1n a sea~on ol
spum . .\ntea1er basketball coach Bill \1uthgan came
do\\n hard on his club after Monda' 's loss to l 'C Santa
Barbara His team "as facing a 'must-"in s11uauon
alread\
The prospects of an 0-3 stan in the PC.\.\ season
v.asn 't all that far ofT. but the AnteaterH·ame through wnh
1he1r most consistent effon of the ~a!>on
parked b~ bhstenng 6.., percent field goal shoo11ng
for tht game. IDcluding a school record ~u pertt'nt ( 16 for
::!IJ 1 in the second half. CCI gained a I:\ 1."' 3 'ictor;. o'er
Cal State Fullenon Thursda~ night IL· e\t:n the st'nt''>
re(ord at T11an G~ m to 4-4 under \1 ull1gan. including tv.o
straight" ins
.. \\ e needed a "' in and the~ net"c!ed J "'10 and "e got
11 .. .\1 ulligan Satd "\\ e JU St v. ant to get hl.-nt:r e'er;. game
This v.as the first time v.e put tv.v gvvd hahes together
\\ e d1dn '1 ha' e hard!~ an~ dead spot~ ·
Titan Coach George \kQuam v.nu s.a1d he·s seen
fi,e L'CI games. one h'e. added "I thoug.ht the~ pla~ed
great. pla~ed outstanding. That's the best f',e st>en the-m
pla~ this ~ear The~ outpla~ed u~ at the dcfens1'e and
offens1'e ends ufthe floor··
The offensi' e end one v.ould e\IX't.'t But 11·s a tnbure
to LTrs "orl defenmel~. companng the defens1H'-
pla~10gTnans to the defem1,e-educated .\nteaters
"\\ e "ere do" n. losing three 1 n a rov. t""spec1all~ after
a tv.o-v.eek breal to sa'or the losr,es ... said guard \11le
Hess "The ·v. 1n feels great
··The coach reall~ came dov.n on us aftt'r games of
&l' 1ng up 116 and 140 points I in Decemben ... he added
"The last game "as close. but we "ere out of the game so
long . .\ lot of 1t 1s our defense \\ e took a good look at the
last game o n film 1\\ ednesda~ 1. and the rnaches picked
out mdtvtdual 1lungs v..e v.ffe u1d "eren i derng
"He reall~ h1111 on target L'suall~ ~ou hear about 11
ID practice. but 1t doesn't al "a ~ s sink m \\ e all had to sll
and agree It "as nght there for us to see··
· \1ulhgan <M11d he countered a hea' ~ v.orkout on
T uesda~ ".Ith a 90-minute full-bore prarnce \\ ed nesda~.
accomplishing e'ef)th1ng qu1cll~ then 1um1ng to the
film room for "mental preparation ..
UCl'e Chris Creawell lo.ea hi• footing while
guarding Cal State Fullerton'• Richard Morton
during PCAA encounter Thunday at Tl tan Gym.
Anteaters came away with 81-73 victory.
~1ulltgan admmed. "The intens11' v.as dam good
both offensively and defrnSJvely ... \\as n what he .... ants"
"Yeah. 1f1he~ ·11do1rcons1s1entl~ ~ov. v.c 'e got t0 Stll
(Plea.ee eee ANTEATERS/82)
.UNL V stunned by UC Santa Barbara, 62-60
Johnson ·s three-point
shots key PCAA upset
From The Assodat~ Press
L'C anta Barbara Coach Jem P1mm ma'
ha' l' been thl' onl~ person not surl:>nsed b} his
team ·s 62-t>O up~et of:"<o 13 "~' ada-Las \'egas
Thursda' n1gJH
"I hone,tl) Jhought.com1ng in that "c half
a charn:e to v.1n " P1mm said after his team
handed l SL\' 11s first loss tn 12 games "That
ma~ sound l raz~. but I thoughL "1th good
dcfensl· Jnd 1ns11.k ~ork. "'e could v.rn ...
SJnta Barbara helped b) 1"ocruc1al 1hree-
po1n1ers b~ Bnan Johnson. o pened up a seHn-
po1nt lead "'1th tv.o m1Dut~ left. then held on
despite m1ssmg le~ free thro"s.
"This "'1n has to rank up there "nh the
best." said P1mm. "'ho~ team "on for the first
time in 1-games against the Runnm' Rebels.
"E' Cf) bod~ 1s hungr;. to beat L'SL \' ..
The loss "as the first in nearh t"o 'ears at
home for L'Sl \ and snapped a ii-game
regular-season Paci fic Coast .\thletic .\ssoc1a-
11un "inning strea~
··The' deser. ed to "'1n," UNL \' Coach Je~ Tarlan1an said "The~ pla)'ed a ~I good
game. \\ e got a chance 10 wm because the~
couldn · 1 hll I -and-I's dov. n the stretch ...
In handing L' ~ l \' onl; its third loss in 51
games. the Gauchos improved to 10-1 o'eraJI
and 2-0 1n the P( .\ .\ L'"l \' is 11-1 and 2-1
Johnson's tY.O three-pointers "'ere hisonl)
baslets of the gaml· but came dunng a run that
"'1pi..·d out a 5.J-50 L · :"\L \' lead v. 1th about nine
minutes left in the game.
Else" here 1n the PC .\ .l.:
L'tall State 8.>. Long Buch State 81: In
Logan. L'tah .. Ke\ln S 1·wn scored a season-
h1gh 26 po1Dts to lead the .\gg.1es past the ~<lers
T he .:\gg.ies mo\ed to 3-0 an the PC A..\ and ,
.J 0' erall. "'htle the J9ers fe ll to I-:! and 8-5.
:"1'on helped 10 seal the "1n b~ making
t"o free thro" s "11h six seconds left and L'SL'
up b~ three The t" o points cappt'd off a 16-
potnt second half for the senior guard.
l 'tah State took the lead for good "1th
I:!: I 0 left. 55-54. on a :-..; u.on la~ up The A.gg.ies
bu1ll a i 4-68 ~ead on a ktT .\nderson basket
v.1th 5:30 lefl.
Tht' J9ers cut n 10 I-"9 as \forlon Wile'
hit a three-pointer and a I 5-footer at the top of
the le~. but could mo' e no closer
Nfw Mexico State 76. Sa.a Jose State 'S: In
San Jose. Wtlhe Joseph score<t.::! I points and
Virgil Hams htt SI\ ke: free thro"s m the final
minute as ~ev. \1e,Ko tale beat the Spanans.
Hams and Johnn~ Roberson e.ach chipped
1n l ~ points as the .\gg.1es upped their
con ferrnce record 2-1 and 9-o 0 ' era II
Tht" part.ans· Rieb Bern scored 2.i
points. but San Jose State suffhed 11s first
conference. loss ID three games and had their
record dropped to r:>· ~
In Pacific-I 0 games.
Oregon St.ate 6S, lT LA H : .\t Paule~
Pa' 1hon Gar;. Pa~ ton h11 a 15-foot Jumper
"1th I 5-left to pu1 the Bea' en ahead for g~
en route to a '100~ oveT L"CL.\. sending the
Brums to their "orst Stan in ·C seasons.
The Bea,ers· hawn Freeman added a frtt
throv. "nh I 15 leit to put the Bea' ers ahead
65-6::! l'CL.\'s Charles Rochehn "ho led the
BrulDs "tth I::! points. scored on a dunk with 4 -
seconds kft to pull the Bruins v.1th1n one point
L'CL.\'s Jerome ".Pooh" Richa rdson stole
a Pa~ ton pass "11h 25 ~ond~ left and CCL-\
v.orked theclocl . bu1 Da'e Immel missed a I:'·
foot JUm per "1th three ~nds left
O re-gon State moved 10 1-0 in the Pac-10 •
and .. _3 o'erall. Defending conference cham-
pion l 'CL.\ feU to 0-3 and 4-'8. llS v.orst o'erall
record s1Dce the Brums staned the 1045-46
season "1th a :!-I(\ mark.
Before the game. Greg Foster. LCL.\'s .,_
(Pleue .ee COLLEGE/82)
_Elway trying to get
read on defense
Boitano nears
fourth straight
skating title Oilers have mixed
man-to-man with
zone coverages
DENVER (AP) -John Elway's
1:yes lit Ul> when the) told him the
Houston Oilers pla}cd mostly man-
to-man defense.
An} quanerback who thnves on a
· challenge the wa> Elw.a} docs rthshes
having rus rcc:c1vcrs go on~n-one
with defensive backs.
Trouble is. the O ilers' defensive
reputation St"Cms to be a misconcep-
11on.
"We thought they played a lot of
man coverage. but after looking at
fil m that's not n~ssarily the case."
Elway said as his Denver Broncos
prtparcd for Sunday's AFC playoff
game against Houston.
"Ag.amst Seattle they were in a zone
70 percent of the.time on first down."
Elway said of last Sunday's con-
f ere nee wild<ard pme. "The week
before apinst Cincmnati they were in
a zone ihe whole pme. That sur-
prised me.
"They're actually a game-plan t~
defense. They use whatever the)
think will stop you that day."
Coach Dan Reeves said: "Houston
uses a lot of bumJHJld-nln and they
have the repuJ,at1on of bcina a man-
to-man team. But they don't do lhat
exclusively. Thi:~ up tbci~. cov-crqcs and they u1se 1t well
Elway, then, must polilh up his
rcadina aJwes -the kind that
d15ClCm defcnsrve covenp..
"Not.htng about their defense pa.r-
t1cutarty stands out," Elway said.
"They·rt physical, they Mb the
pmrr well and their blcb are
~ve.
· "They sctn of remind me of the way
the Raiders uKd to play. h's a team
that clearly bas a lot ohalent ..
Elway'' \I.lent is not lost on the
Oilers tither.
Asked bow his team immded to
contain El•ay, the lape'a MVP who
bas been ~nown to beat teams -.th
-
•
his legs as "ell as his powerful arm.
Oilers Coach Jem' Glannlle said. "I
don't think \OU ca·n. He's an eJ1.cellenr
football pla~er.
"But don't fo'let'. He:s not b)'
himself Denver 1s a well<oached
team wllh a good quanerback who
has been surrounded b) good players.
lt's nom1stalcethatthe) wrn IOgames
every ~ear."
Denver. 10-4-1 dunng the regular
season. 1s a 10-point fa vorite over the
Oilers. 9-6 before their wtld<ard
'icton over Seattle.
The.Broncos have won six of their
last .seven games, and Reeves said he
1s pleased Y.1th his team's health and
its tendenC) to pla} hard. But just
how good are these Broncos?
.\pparently. Reeves is mystified
"I really don't know," he said.
"Evel) week it's like a Cracker Jack
bo~. You open 11 up and there's a
surpnse inside. You just hope it's a
good surpnse.
"How good are we? I don't know 1f
an) coach hasa3ood feel."
U.S. poloistsopen
year with Spain
LONG BEACH -The Uruted
States water polo te.am, which has not
pla)'ed a game since last Au1ust, will
meet Spam tonight at 7 at Belmont
Pin.a to OJXn tts Olympic year.
Tl1' U .S .. which def~ted Cuba to
wm the gold medal at the Pan
Amencan Games in Indianapolis in
August. 1s coached by Newpon
Harbor Ht&h Coach Bill Barnett and
has four cx-UCI pla)'Cr5 on its rosttt,
In the last mCClJJ\I between the
teatn5, Spain edJCd the U.S. 9-7. in
JuJy. The U.S. v.:on an earl•~ match
in ~Y at the World CUp. 8-7.
Meanwhile, Doug Burke.. a mem-.
btr of lhc tum smce 1978. an-
nounced tus retinmcnt Tbunday
and aid he Ptans to pursue his bakina
business. 1'bc »)car-<>kl Burte "
mamcd to Cindy Cos he. a s)'nchron·
1zcd ,_,mm« v.ho won a aold medal
1n the 198' Ol)mp1C$.
.. ._ ....
8...ane Seaalllelt and Scott ware SbtiJll Cl•b perfona dmt.llC
Gna.y ol tile UDlftndtJ of Dela· daaaploaaklp ~ co.apetltt..
• I
He becomes fi rst Ame rican to get
8 perfect marks in a co02p-etition_
DE:-.1\'ER (A.Pl -Bn an Bonano "ho 1s makmg a
habit of semng hmo~. ~e1"ed e1~1 ;x-rt"ect scores for
his ~ban program at the L' S Ftgure Skating Cham-
p1onsh1ps Th ursda~ mg.ht
Bonano. headed for his founh straight national mle
1ot the 6.0s for pn-senta11onc Last fall. at Budapest.
Bo1t.ano became the first sk.ater to recc1'e perfCC"t marls 10
a shon program in 1ntema11onal competlllon "hen he got
four 6.0s.
The e1g.h t b t..ls "ere the most e't r for a man tn an~
Amencan figure sl ating .:ompeuuon
Hts o ther mar~ for p~ntauon v..as a 5 9. For
required elements. he rece1\ed sc'en 5 Qs and t"o 5.8s
His snnullaung pertormance 10 "L~ Pauneurs"
(The Skatcrs1. "as highlighted b) a superb double axel.
one of tht required Ju mps. and an e'ccllent tnple uel-
double loop comb1nat1on 1um p
Bo1tano. ::.i. of unn'' ale. also "o n the com·
pulson~. v..onh 'K ~f'l.""ent of the tot.al sc-ore The shon
program rounts for 20 perttnt and Fnda~ night's frttst~ le
1s "onh 50 pe~nt
Chnstopher Bowman. 20, of Los .\ngeles_ who was
~ond 1n the rompuJsones. also finisht'd SCC'ond tn the
shon program He was follo"'ed b' Paul "yhe. 23. of
Denver, who v.'35 third in the compulsones ..
Earlier. an angr) Debi Thomas tu med ~1,·e,and
~on the wo men's rompulsof) figurt'S
Tho mu. the 1986 naoonal and world champloo.
struggled on tht first figure. a counttr. and wound up
second behind Caryn K.da'~· But Thomas. 20.. of San
Jose. 'cntC'd her a~ •1th hen.elf b~ perfomung a near--
perf«t puagraph bracket and pangra.ph loop on ~ OCJlt
two fi&urn to take fint place ··T got mad because I was kmng the ntt'\'CS takr
O\'tr:· she said. "l JUSl got mad at myself ...
Altl McGowan. her coach, also got anno)'C(l with
Thom&l.
"I told her shews sbtin& lttce a JCllY bean ... be said.
.. Her leas ~re rubber). like Jdlo. I wd. 'Go out and eiet
a.nsr>' ~uSit rm ansry. t doo"l •'ant a •i mp out &here.
Skate like a skater. oot a wimp.· · .. And she ctid. ••
Thomas. .-boalso Jed after the comJ)\llsona last )at
an Tacoma. Wash .. before losa"& tlw title lo Jill Tm\al')'. as
bca.lthaer and bas a better atutude this )"C&f. •
... don't feel any different e cept I'm more
pttpettd. • aid Thomas. tM second-rankei wo~·s
sbttt 'n the ~d "r"e been sbun ,.,ell all Wttk and tl'W'~ ~main cl1fferenct from la t )~l."', ..
.. I
---<>r.,.. COM1 DAILY f»tlOT/ Ff'tday, ~I. 1tel
\
COLLEGE ••• ...... ,
bM ~«nm', temporarily left the team for ~ reuoos. c.o.cti Walt Hazzard announced.
He was replaced in the staniog lineup by 6-7 xnioT
Kelvin Butltt. air...-U. UIC tt: Bren Coffey iCOm1 l 4 points and &Jae OrqOn Duck.s held USC scorele$s for 1 l mmutcs in
&Jae 9iCCOOd balf u they came from behind to beat lhc
Trojans at the Spons Arena.
Anthony Taylor added 12 points for the Duels, wbo
moved to 6-4 overall and l..O in the conference.
Ronnje Coleman had 12 points for USC before fouJiaa out with six minutes lcfland Cbris Moore had I 0.
The Trojans fell to 3-9 and l-2.
The Trojans scored the first 11 points of the pme,
including six from Coleman, and led 24-l 9 at halftime.
AriJou It, CalUonla Sl: In Tucson. Sean Elliott
scored 23 points and Tom Tolbert had 20 as third-ra~ed
Arizona, which held California to l 2 first-half points,
cruised to a victory over the Golden Bears.
Arizona, playmg its first pme since a 61-59 los~ at
New Mexico that cost the Wildcats the No. I ranking.
J used a 21-0 run·m1dway of the first half to blo" the game
open. The Wildcats led 43-l:? at the half.
Arizona improved to 13-1 overall and 3-0 in the
~10. California is 4-7 and 1-2.
Ariuu State 19', Stallfonl 80: In Tempe. Anzona
State, with a balanctd sconng attack led b) Enc
Holloway's 20 pomts. broke away in the second half for a
victor) 0\1er Stanford (I 0-4. 2-l ).
The Sun Devils (9-3. 3-0) had se' en pla)ers 10 double figures in scoring their highest total smce beaung
Manhattan. 106-66, last season.
Elsewhere: ·
hnae 84, <>Mo State '17: In West Lafayette. Ind ..
Troy Lewts scored 22 points. including four as the
Boile rmakers held off an Ohio State run in the closing
seconds, as No. 10 Purdue beat the Buckeyes in a Big Ten
match up.
Melvin McCants added 16. I 0 on free throws. for
Purdue, 11-1 ovcraU and 2-0 10 the Big Ten.
Dl1Ml1 '5, Mipaesot.a '1: In Minneapolis. Kendall
Gill scored 15 points. including four in overtime. as I 9th-
. ranked Illinois held offMmnesota in Btg Ten acuon.
Gill made two free throws Wlth :!:25 left 10 overtime
LO put the llhn1 (IQ..3, 1-1) ahead for good at 59-58.
Iowa State H , Gnmblia& 81: In Ames_ Iowa. Jeff
Grayer scored 35 pomts and Lafester Rhod~ added ~9 to lead No. 17 Iowa State to a victor) o'er Grambling.
Iowa State improved to l 2·.:! while Grambling. which
bas pla)ed all of its games on the road. dropped to 2-10.
PeppenliH 91, Teu1-ArlillgtoD 89: In Mahbu.
senior forward UY) Middlebrooks equaled his carcer-
bigh pf 28 points as the Waves beat Texas--Arhngtoo.
Tom Lewis added 26 potnts and Craig DaVJs scored
24 points for the wa,·cs. 8-5.
Uta.la ll, Su Diego State 5': In Salt Lake Cit~.
Walkins Singleta1') ·s 16 points led six Utah pla~ers m
double figures as the tJtes (9-3) )beat San Die-go State (6-6)
in the opening Western Athleuc Conference game for
both teams.
Saa Fruclsco 17, Loyola, Md. 51: Keith Jackson
scored 19 points and Marie McCathnon added 17 to lead
USF (8-5) to the non<onfercnce ,·1ctOT) at home over
Loyola o( Mat) land (2-1 0).
UCl'a Wayne Encelatad flnda himRU aand-
wlcbed. between Fullerton•• Vincent Blow
Half-' contest
wbmer collects
used car, tickets
Fnm,... A.IMdalell Preti
to slap a boek.ey puck 90 feet lhrou.gb a tiny '
PEORIA, Ul. -lfit's worth a new car ri.1
hole, then what's it worth if the puck lodges .
halfway lhrouah the hole? In ~ria. half a
puck is worth a used car a.nd some hockey tickets.
David Westphal Sr.. co-owner of a Peona car
dealership which sponsors a frce<ar promotion at
every Peoria Rivcnnenbockeygame, doesn't th.ink half
a puck should be worth anything. But Westphal wants
bring an end to the local furor which he says has
prompted threatcnina phone calls and vandahsm
agamst his family. .
"I feel bad because I'd love to give that car away,"
Westphal wd Thursday. "But the rules say the puck
has to go 1hrough the hole for the shooter to wrn the car.
I bu~ an insurance pohcy which payi off 1f someone
shoots 1t through. Unfortunately, the puck did not go
through so there is no prize."
When Tom McCormack of Marquette Heights
heard his name called to shoo11 hockey puck for a fr~
car at an International Hockey beague game Dcc .19. he
was onl~ v.omed about being booed off the ice.
To..,..10 the new car, McCormack. 41 , had to fire the
3-inch-v.1de puck through a 31/•-incb-wide hole cut in a
board co' enng the hockey goal. And McCormack had
to accomplish the task standing 90 feet awa) at center
ICC. '
.. .\II I wanted to do was hll the board:· said
McCormack. who never played hockey, ··1 was think10g
'Please. dear God, let me hit the board.' I didn't want tq
get booed," ~
Instead of gemng booed. McCormack became an
instant hero to 8.600 hockey fans who were stunned
"hen the puck lodged inside the hole.
Whipped mto a roaring frenzv bv the Famous
Ch1cktn ma$COl. the crowd stood and cheered as
McCormack struck the pose ofa triumphant boiler. his
arm raised b~ the Chicken.
...
Quote of the day
Keuy Ri«, spons director of WTVQ-TV 1 n
Lexington. K~ .. after Georgetown Universit\ ·s
basketball '1cto1) over Maryland-Balnmore Count~< "Loolung at the first month of their
schedules, 1t 1s difficult to d1ffercnt1ate between
Gcorgeto"n I K~.) College and ~orgetov.n Unnersjt~:·
............................
and Van Andenon. but manage. to 9C1ueae
throqh on bJ.a way to the bUket.
MacPhenon Coach of Year
ATLANTA -Dick MacPhcrson. m
who had a ~36-1 rm>rd in his fant six •9• seasons at Syncusc Univenity, reached
wba.t he called "the zemth or m)' ca.reet"
Thursday when he was named 1987 mtjor~&cs
Coach of the Year by the S,SOO memben of die
American Football Coecbes Association.
"I had no ada what it meant when people said.. •My
cup runneth ovn: It never had until this year, and at
certainly has now, and I know I'll never be this hiah
again,•• said MacPbcnon, who led the Orall$Cfnen to an
11-0-1 record and a No. 4 national ranking.
..This is probably lbe most presti&ious award in
coaching. and also the mos1 cherished. This football
award. this football team. belonas to Syracuse
Univenity. I'm very, very proud to accept it under
those terms ...
MacPbenon was honored Thursday nil.ht at the
AFCA's annual banquet along with Coach orthe Year
winners in three other divisions -Marie Duffner of
Holy Cross 10 Division I-AA. Rick. Rhoades of Troy
(Ala.) State in \he AFCA's Collqe Division I and WaJt
Hamellne from Wagner College of Staten Island. N. Y ..
10 Colle-ge D1v1s1on 11.
Leibrandt agrees to contract
KANSAS CITY, Mo. -The Kansas • Cit) Ro)als will kC"'p frcc·.agent pitcher
Charlie Le1brandt. announcing Thursday
he had agreed to a two-year contract.
Terms "'ere not disclosed. but The Associated
Press learned that Le1brandt, a left-hander who was
16-1 I "1th a 3.41 earned run average last season. will get
about S I.:! m1lhon a year. He had been uking S 1.3
m1lhon .
Leibrandt's agent. Steve Fehr. said he bad talked
\lotth the Angels. New York Yankees and Cleveland
Indians ibout Leibrandt.
Vancouver moves past Kings
unassisted goal early in the third period ,
Dave Sauders broke a 3-3 tie wifh an ~
Thursda) n1g."it as Vancouver snapped a
SC\'en-game road winless streak With a 6-3
'1ctoT) over New JerScy. The victon moved the
Canucks past the K.mgs and into fourth place in the
NHL"s Sm)1lhe Division ... In other NHL action.~
Tocdtet and Brtu Propp each scored two goals as
Ph1ladelph1a defeated St. Louis. 6-4, extend.mg the
Fl)ers' unbeaten streak against the Blues to 34 games at
the Spectrum. The. Flyer's arc 31-0-3 at the Spectrum
smccJan. 6. 1972. when the Blues won. 3-2. for their last
'1ctoT) in Ph1ladelph1a ... In Pittsburgh. Gord lllu.ak
ctnd Rudy B•rridce scored shon-handed go~ls 23
~onds apart late 1n the first period and tk>ston
extended us unbe~ten streak to five games with a 3-2
\lo ID over the Penguins.
Clemente aets course record
CARMEL VALLfY -Uflnic C1e-!I mcnts set a Cannel Valley Country aub
cou.r1t record Thursday with a 9-uodtt-C*'
62 to &ate the ftnt-round lead in the •
Spaid.in& Invitational aolf t~umam_ent. . .
The JO.year-old San Diepn, wtnless 1n sa years on
the POA tour, had rounds of 31 and 31 in a botey~less
round that broke the coune record of 63 set by Bot!bY
Oampett in l 981 . His sco~ also ~t a Spa)dana
1oumame.nt sinale-round record. betW~ the o[d mark
of63 held by Cfampett and .Rotrr MaJtbae.
Howard Clark of England.. a member of the
winnina European aeam ·an last year's Ryder Cup
matches .tlot a S-under-par 65 at Cannel Valley Ranch
for scco~ place in the opc~ina round.. .
Jan Stephenson. one of six women pros compeuna
for prize mo. oey with the men in the only tournament of
its k.ind. bad a 4-under 67 at Carmel Valley to top lhe
women. Tbe women competing 10 the tournament get
distance advantages off the tees.
UCI volleyball team debuts
UCI o~ns its first season as a NCAA m men's volleyball program tonight when t~e
Ante.atcrs host Loyola-Maf)·mount 1n
Crawford Hall at 7:30.
After going Q..13 u a club team competing apin_st
NCAA sanctioned teams Last season. Coach 8111
Ashen's club opens this season as UCl's 19th
intercollegiate sports program and an andependent
competitor.
Returning to lead the cl ub arc outside hintt Dave
Penkcr, middle blocker Alan Watson and ~ner James
Davis.
Television, radio
TELEVISION
Noon -CBA BASltETBALL: Quad City at
Rochester (taped). ESPN.
4:30-PRO HOCKEY: New York Rangers
at Washington. WOR.
5:05 p.m. -PRO BASltETBALL: Lakenat
Detroit. TBS (dela)ed on Channel 9 at 6 p.m.).
6 p.m. -BOXING: Sean O'Sullivan vs. Luts
Santana in 12-round N '\BF welterwciJht title
bout. from 4.tlanuc Cu~. N.J .. ESPN.
7:30 p.m. -PRO SOCCER: Soders at
Minnesota. Pnm~ Ticket.
RADIO
6 p.m. -PRO BASKETBALL. Lalcers at
Detroit (dcla)ed). K.LAC (570).
6 p.m. -PRO BASKETBALL: Clippers at
Ph1ladelph1a <delayed), K.RTH (930).
6 p.m. -PRO HOCltEY: K.mgs at Detroit
(dela)ed). KGIL CI .:!60). K.MNY ( ~ 600).
ANTEATERS TOP FULLERTON, 81-73 ••.•
From Bl
them on doing 11 all the time··
Speaking to Hess. one "ould accept that the pla)ers
recognize the need.
.. ..\ lot of the things "e have to do arc JUSt desire ...
Hess said "It's not a lack of ab1ht\ We know what -we
ha' e to do. but "'e can't v. in consistent!) 1f we don't keep
doing It ..
Defens1,el\. the .\nteaters cut off the lanes to the
basket much bCtter. so much so the amount of la) ups
could be eas1I) counted on one hand mstead of an abacus.
While Richard Morton more than reached his :!3.6
points per game a' erate With 38 points. Ke' in Floyd -
the third defender to attempt guarding Mon on -hmllcd
him to a smile basket from the 18::!5 mark of the ~ond
half to the }55 mark. Mean..,..h1le. UCI turned a 38-34
lead into as much as a I S-pomt ad' antage
Monon scored 14 ~fter that. but 1t mattered little
since his teammates had contnbuted onl~ a I 2-for-38
shooung performance.
"He was getung It and he has such a quick release he
could still ~ the nm when I was on hii:n ught:· Flo)d
said. ''Bet..,..een the thrtt ofus I think we did good. He had
18 at the half. but an the S«ond half we shut him down
when we had to have him covered. People think he did
good. but I think "e took care ofh1m when it counted."
a hule cock) gomg into the Santa Barbara game. He rcall}
got on us for not showi ng leadership.
"We know ..,...e have to set the pace. The wa) we come
out and pla) 1s the wa) e' CT) bod~ is gomg to come out
and pla~ the game ··
Basketball scores
VCt 11 Ce1 Stett Fu ~IOll n
UC S.nte eart>ere 61 ttt"eoe·
l.H VtOe\ 60
•S
IO
Ntw Mu.co St 7• Sa" JOM St
Oreoon s2 use .a
Or~ SI 6S UCL A 6..il
~O•nt 91 Tto •·Ar1'"9tOll
N••.O.·llteno 71 e W•.,.•tlOIOll sa
San Frel!ChCO 97. LOYOia M(J Sl llOCIUas U•e n SI M Lono e .. cll St 11
Arlzone IO Cer•!Ofnle S 1
Arlione St I~ sientoro IO
8ooM SI .. Morlle,.. SI SI
9 YU t7 Heweu 6'
UloaDo "'-.N Amone SS
MonteM 60 w.-SI S7
Vtell 13, s.n Oieoo St S6
SOUTWWt:ST
Lamar 14. c-St 12
Tuu ·S.n AntOl!oO 60 HOUtlOI'
9,e()ll\1 S0
n
Mon lie,.., SI 6..il T-IOO 60
N<llOO'\ St 62 SW TtaeJ Sf St
0.0 ()om,n..., 71 Sex.Ill FIOl'ICSe
Sol.Ill C¥OI•"-IO V"V no e TK l'I n
S1t1.on 79 ~Ce<' 67 w Cer0t ,.. Ill F..-rum 19
EAST 0.C•w•r• n William & ,.,.n ..
Hervero IO. HolV Crou 71
Lrl'llVll 102. 9rown '2
Monmourh N J M FeM"le.9"
0.c•unlOfl 60
Jll!OOe ~no 13. P.nn S• IO
S• eone,,...•Vf't n ltu•~n 61 v ... rnon, eo. "l«tnea\ttrn n
Veit H ,.,.nl'la!lan II 12 ot)
TOUltNAMIUfT
c Flftel)
McUlldlft 'Tt"~'" Sf W. " fl •nol• 1iJ (l.r,tt
L.oYl)le. I~ 11 Ill ·Cl'ltCa90 67
(11'\•rOJ
~ftQuarn. who has been searchmg for suppcrning
offense to take some of the load ofT of Morton and Henr)
Turner. still hasn't found ll, and the 1ndefin1te suspension
of Bobb) Adair Thursda) for -disciplinary reasons"
which McQuarn ..,...ould not "elaborate further" on does
h I NIK>WEST not e p. Puroue 14 ONo S• 77
H"" KftoGf beV$ NON·LEAGUE '
San•• ,...,. Vetlev '2 E\le ncia Sl
"Richard pla)ed 40 minutes tomghL" McQuam 1 "°''" MIMHot• •1 ot
said. "Richard has to pla) both ends of the floor and it's a w KOi''"' 71 M~n s1 nu
numbers game. The) had more people pla) well at both 0' -· s1 ,. G•.moMt s• 11
ends." Ari.en~-. $1 7S Mo KAMu
At the offens1 '6e end. the Anteaters were atypical and c ''Or!. 6ol ll>O a,.. St Sot
outstanding. The) didn't attempt a three-pomt goal and sw m.i.our• s1 .... s• Lou,. "
got the ball inside well ID the half<oun mode although w tll'ftol\ ., cr-ic.oo $1 .,.
Fullerton's pressure defense forced 17 turnovers. C.-v·• 59 ~ma s7 Power forward Frank Woods hn 7-for-8 from the s M.,.,,.,"°' ,. uc 1t _....,_
floor and 5-for~ from the hne for 19 potnts and grabbed 79
4iaoe..,... st 1~ Aiao.me .UM
seven rebounds while center Wa)ne Engelstad hit 7-'°
for-14 and 6-for· 7 for 20 points and grabbed six boards. It Bal>ff\t coe1 •t w on•fVoo ooo
was a sharp contrast to the UCSB game where the \Oung '"<>&'e...ooe1 et N c ·•'1Wv• .... 000 Gaucho 1ns1de people dominated. ·
"It ma) be 10 the attitude." Woods said of the
contrast. '"Everyone's been a little too happ\'. The coach
ma)' have brought us back down to canh. (The difference
is) an the attitude and hopefully it's the nght attitude.
•"<>• CalnllOd n. l. D*'lv •2
FlorlOe A&M lOS M4 ·E SN>rt .. Furme" fl. Cll.o.i ... ~918 Soulhef" IO ~ ... SI
60
Hero1"·Slmmon• ft Cen1-rv "Me and Wayne. all the inside guys. dip,n't feel we
pla)ed too good (Monday)." Woods said. '(Mulligan) 11 Loui.i.,.. Ttct1 n M1001t Tenn
stressed posting up.hall goes back to we m ight have been 61
C ..... wemen
KA.A
Ce1 S1ei. f'.~Otl SI. UCI •
Nevade·Lu v _, 9l F'rnno
SI " l.°"9 6MCl'I St 96. s.n JoM St
l3
.. AOF'IC M
UCLA 6' Oregon SI SI
cemmunnv , ..... wem.i
MON• COfU' Pl ENC ll
0r8"9t Co.it 71. Mar"WI S6
Hltl\ scMet eirt1
SUMllT L.EAGUE ,.,_.,IN 61 EOilOfl ll
F-talft Velln 60. ~ 1/-Sl
Hurmnvton e..cll SI. Wftt·
m1n\ler 0
AHGEltn l.aAGUE
Mater CHt 63. 9lstlol> Montvom·
torv ll
NOtf•LEAGUa
Unlft"\ltv 46, 1rv1n1 45
San Clement• .o. u~ 9eec:1' JI
SoccER
blast Edison in Sunset opener Edison ·girls
earn 1-1 tie
with Marina MJNNEAPOLIS (AP) -Gal)
Gactti. the Mmnesota Twins' Gold
Glovc~W1nnmg third baseman. said
Thursday that he turned down mott
money from the Dodacrs to rc--s1gn
with the Wqrld Scncs champions.
Gaetti. the Most Valuable Player in
t.be Amcncan Leaaue playoff$. signed
a three-year. $4.l million contract
Thursday. Twtns Executive V1~
President Andr MacPha1l sa1d.
-Evttytb1ni s areat." said Gaett1.
who hit .257 watb 3 I home runs and
109 RBI an 1987 .. rm very happy~
Weft able to work sometbing out with
the Twms. rm vel') relieved. I JUSt
want to concentl'lte on playana ba~I. acn11~ an shape and defend·
ln&ourcbampaonsh1p m Mmnesota. ··
"We couJd.o·1 be more deh&hted.""
MacPbaal wd.. "We've added somc-
«ie •ho as 29 )nt"S old and has had
t.ck·«>-beck 3()..bomer. I 00.RBI
~ Bur -whit is equally 1mpon-
ant. we ba\re a real leader That as
anct.hma that as hard to obtain. We
8tC very udled to f\ave b1m hett
&Oday.-
Ci8cftl wtlJ ttee1Ye S.I mdhon this ~· Sd ,000 1.0 1919 and SS00,000
in 1990. tus lfCTil., Jam Bronner. said..
Gee.tu camcd more than S900.000
lft 1911.
t
Marina rolls by 30;
Barons, Oilers alSo
earn league wins
Manna H1gh"s Y1k1ngs took a big
step toward the Sunset League cham-
p1onsh1p 1n their first start of the
season. downing v1s1tang Edison.
61-31 . Thursda} nigJn at Manna
Edison was no JT\alch for the Yikes'
inside Slttngth of Dawn Charro1n.
Kathy Stuppy and L1beny Brewster.
Chanoan. at 6-1, K'Ortd 17 points
and had eight rebounds, while Stuppy
and BreW$tcr. both at 5-11 with the
advantage of no one from Edison
O\Cf S·IO. dominated IS wtll.
Stuppyscored 11PotntUndhad10
rebounds and Brcwttcr had C\aht
poLnt1 111d 11 rebouDds as Manna
dominated t~ boards to the lu~ of
41-.ll.
Edison. now 12-S O\tttal). wu
forced to send its best. Wendy
Saod.stedt. ouu1de an hopes of dra•·
lDI t.bc taller v W:s out of thw nest
"Under lM lmttt. but she could onJ)'
manlflle 3-for-19 from the perirnetCT
and finlshed ""'h s11 points.
Manna. with a 10.potnt VM:tor)' o~er Edison 1n tht Manna-&hson
Tournament finals.. 1s 14-2
Elsewhere 10 the Sunset League:
F._ta.la Valley M. Ocaa View SI:
On the Barons' floor. Kami Bigler
scorut 17 pomts and YvettC' Ybarra
had four key pomts down the sttttch
to lead Fountain Valley (9-6) past the
Sea hawks.
Down five at the half. ~n View
(S-9) rallied to tie the game in the
third quartet' and the g.ame ttmained
close until lhe final moments. B•~ 8adl 11. Westm.luttt
41: The Vlsitans Oilen went on a 2()..5
tear in the fourth quarter and Tami
Chick scored a pme~high 16 points.
10 in the first quarter to power past
the Lions. •
The Otlers saw a 36-24 halfti~
..
lead melt to thrtt m 1he fourth
quaner. but Stefanie Pcmper. who
scored 11 po1DtS. halted the Lions'
stretch drive with 1 three-pointer.
Jennifer Amrose. a S·l I center.added
14 poanu.
In an ~lus L.eque opener:
Mal.et~ U, B..._, M•&pmery
Jl: Tbe Monarchs led from st.art to
finash an improvina lheir overall
matk to 11-S. KelJy O'Brien ( l S) and
Oaudaa Morris (10) were the lcad1Dg
SCOttTS for Mater Oei.
In non-k.que pmes:
Su tleaMw&e ... Lapu &.adl SI:
The Artists c:ut a I ,).;point half\amc
dcfiC'lt to one in the founb quarter but
a key foul out stopped tbt comeback
Estancia drops 62-52.deciaion
Estancia Hl&h's final tuMup ~
neu wed's X. View ~ue opener
wun•t •hat COKh T im 0 8nen was
looki111 ror Thunday ~t -bis Elcki fdJ bdnnd by I 0 1n the first
quancr and llC\cr rttcXJpcd as Santa
Ana Valley held on fora 62·52 Vl~OfY
ID the l~s J>m.
Mak.c C urtas "''U close LO htS 18 I
l\C~ wnh a 17-point effon.. but the
flC1 he. a 6--1 JUn1or. v.as the tam's
J~din rtbounder with e1pt didn't
bode well for the Eaa)cs, •ho dropped
10 10-6 overall.
Noone cite ICorcd an doubat f1Prft ror Estancia and. the ~ ~ not
abk to on the defaat to less than sa:~
dun ft1 the ICICOftd bal(
Santa A.oa Vallc} •a.t kd b)' Jbc 2).
Potnt sconna of Breu Beak.
E.st.aooa returns to tctton on
Wcdnad.ay when O'Bnen. Tuwn·s
C'Olch la t )ear al.kn his Eagin to
Tusttn
al Laguna Beach.
With t..aauna Beach t6-3) tl'IJltng
26-25 early 10 the fourth qua.rttt, LlZ
Stal. who srorut ~~n point$ a.nd
grabbed nine rebounds, fouled out.
and San Oemente v.~nt on a 14-6 run
the rest of the way.
Ualvenil)' 41, Int. n~ Laune
Sato made a techn1caJ me throw with
23 seconds left. and the Vaquieros
missed a free throw and tumed the
ball over in the final seoonds as the
Trojans won the cross-town n valry at
Irvine.
Shelley Da\u ~ Un1vttl1ty (S-5)
With 18 pOtftt,1, 13 10 the lttOnd half.
and also pulled down Sievcn tt-
bounds. v.hlle Sandy Johnson lidded
14 point
On &be c:ommuruty coUe,e lc\et;
~ Ceut 11, Marta M; For·
v.ard Gilly P~ll. a S..10 fresbman
out or w~ H.P., scored 2'9
potnts and bad fi"c rd)ounds tl'l the
non<onfernce pme to te.i the
P18lCS (9-10>.
In coUqie KUOn:
Cal ..... hDet'tMM, UCI d: The
T1tan1 Jumped 10 a )().17 halftime
lead 1n me PC pme as UCI
conDCC\ed on only 4 Of 24 first-Mlf "'°ts. ua·s k.ad1na ICOftf' lhtt
lea50n. atal.e Crav.10l'd. ICOftd jus\
tv.-o points an only 19 minutes.
Kendra Wb1senband's goal early 1n
the second half helped the f.d.ison H1ah 11rls ~ team pin a 1-1
deadlock with Marina in a Sunset
L.caaue ope.Ml" o n the Chargcn" field
Tbunday.
Manna had taken a 1.() le.ad over lt\( defcnd1D1 Suruiet champion
Cha.rgrrs midway throuah lhe first
half on Melanie Frakes' SoaJ.
Goalk.ttpcr Chri"in Rouman
stOf?pcd l 2 shots for the Vikinp,
..-hale 1kki Tumtt and Nikki
Wuh«in combined for 10 saves for
Edjson.
Manna rt'lums to Suntet ac:tJon on
Tunday, hostana Oc:ttn Vaew. while
Edtson will vt1it Westminster. ·
In another Sun.ttt match: 8•~ ~ 1. WesmlMwr
t: Lisa smith IC'Oftd unassisud on a
follcnwo\l_p a.hot mtdway lh~ the
first halflo f ~the Oden the '11rtory.
Ooalee Gtoa Cott>t.D bad four Sl\·c:s
to ~t !ht wtn in J)OM1ria l\cr
fourth .tlutout of t.hc sea n for
H tanllftltOD 8eacb ( 1-0-0. S-l-l)
The Otkn wiJJ travd to Fount.aln
Valley 1n the.r M'at m11tch on Tua.
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SOAldinG lnv~hONI
Jordan
wins .it
for Bulls
Last -minute jumper
gi\'e5Chi cago 100-96
victory over Nuggets
From Tbt Assoc:lattd Prtss
\t1chael Jordan hl'ld to 15 points
in the fir\t thr<'<' ~uant'rs. hn a fadea"'a~ JUmpt'r to brl'ak a 96-96 uc
v.nh 56 ~"-11nds remdtmng ThuMa~
night to lead the ( h1..:ago Bulls 10 a
I 00-96. '1cton 0' i:r tht' '1s111ng
Den,er 'uggt:I\
Jordan "'h•1 Ii n 1~hed "'1th ~8
po in a had lour '"il0<: l'd shots and s1 \
steals a~ the Bulh r< \led tht'1r third
s1ra1gh1 'tl IOn
Lafa\C~lle Le' a kd ~n' er "' 11h 31
points :ind .\1n EngJ1'h had 26
(h1~agu tU<.1~ J 'f~-1./t 1lt'ad"'11h 3 0
left before £An,n \lor\.'d SI \ straight
point\ un a 1hn·t:·p<11ntcr b' Le't'r. a
~t1chad .\dam\ tn:l" throv. and a
dfl\tng la~u p h~ Ja , \ tlent 10 mO't'
ahead %-% Bu t a blod.ed shot b'
Jordan set up lforau.· f1rant"s gam~
t~ 1ng ba<.l..1."t \.\1th I :~1d1andJordan
ga' r the Bull-, the kad b' grabbing a
ddemt'e rd\11und .ind sconng
Ro~ ')pam1"' bt .i la~up '-'Ith 11
s.econd'> kll t•J end the ..conng
In otht'r '8.\ gJmt'\
Rocktcs l?O. Warriors 113: In
Oakland Pur' I'> \hon camt' back to
haunt hi\ old team b' sconng 13
points in 'I-it' final quant'r as Houston
defeated C.1 1ldt>n tal<'
.\ket>m OJJ U'-' on sparked tht'
Rex eh '-'•th ~' points ~C rt'bounds
and s1' '"'lud.t'd shots hon finished
'-'llh ~-point' n tht' tirst mc-eting of
the l"l ti: am..: \lnlt' tht' [)('(' 1 ~ tradt'
that sent Ralph ampson 10 Golden
~att' 1n l"\1.hangt' for lc-ep~ Flo~d
and Joe B.Hn ( arroll
Flo'd had 15 points. but Carroll
mJ.nagl·d •1nh l'-'O pomls
ampson '>tl.lr~d I~ points 1n thl'
seconJ ~.JJner 10 rail~ tht> \\ amors
from a fo-:~ deti1.1t to a 59-5.,
h-altt1m<' k ad But '3mpwn. v.ho had
I ~ rdx1und'i and lour blocked shots in
thl' g.amc "'a\ held r,corel('SS in the
~cund )1Jll and iint\hed '-'Ith _iust IJ
point'.>
Pacus 114, Backs 108: In In-
d ianapolis tn e 11pano' 1ch scored =; potnt'I including the frtt 1hrov.s
that g;i' l' I nd1ana the lead for good.
and thl" Pau:r' hit their final I°' roul
• c.hotc. to de teat \I ii"' aukct'
Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Frida~ Januar; 8 1988 8 3
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lS·l-t-6• footer b' Tt'rr: Cummings . ..,..ho
~:tt::: fin1shl'd v.11h '2 potnts But \f1l-
J•·»-e• '-'Jukec '-'OUld lOm<" no clo~r as tht'
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Phocnl\ [krck Harp<>r scored -,-
point<. anJ '\am Perkins addl'd :3 as
Dallas <,napped a tv..o-game losing
strrak b~ Jdcat1ng. tht' Suns
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Th<.> game mar\.c.'"d the rt'tum to
Phl>t·n1\ ot fin.Hear \ta' enc ks
Coa1.h John \lacl cod, v.tio "'as fired
b' the un' IJst Ft•l-~t-m h1\ I Jth
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pars 1 U . Ktngs 119: In "'1..-ramt'n-
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high "\O p..11nts w k;iJ San .\ntonio
past the "'-1 ng'>
\\alter Bern addeJ ~-= points and
.\h 1n Roocns.-:>n ~ as the purs
c;nappt'd a thrt't'-g.lm<" losing streak
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Sports on TV for weekend ·
Saturday
TELEVISIO!'li
~ 30 am -PRO FOOTBAU .\FC ~m1final
lnd1anapohs at Ck,C'land. Channel 4
'\oon -MEN'S GOLF Spalding In' 1tauonal Pro-
.\m from Carmel. ESP!'
I pm -PRO FOOTBALL. SFC ~m11inal -
~tinnesota at San FranclSco. C'hanrKI ~
1 pm -COLLEGE8ASg_£TBAU FiTSno Statcat
Panfic. Channel 56
~ p m -COLLEGE BASg_£TBALL tanford at
.\nzona. Channel ~
~JO pm. -BOWLING: Shov.boot In' 1tat1onal
from Ul.S \ cp.s (dcla~C'd). eti.nncl ~
~ JOp m -PROBAS&ETBALL Wcrsatlnd1ana.
Channt'l 9 •
5 pm -COLLEGE BAS&ETBALL .\ubum at
"'-t'ntud .. ). ESP
5 pm -COLLEdE 8AS&.ETBALL. St John's at
P1tt,.burgh. \\OR
., p.m. -COLLEGE FOOTBALL: Japan &v. I ust·
\\ rst .\II-ta.r Ga.me. from Yokohama.. Japan. ESP='
., .30 p m . -PRO SOCCER: La.ten at Sodt"n.. Pnmt'
T1d .ct
8 p.m -FIGURE aA TING: U.S. Ch1mpt0nsh1ps
mcn and •omen. from Otn\·er. Colo. (tapC'd). Channel ..
p.m. -COLl.BGB 8ASKE"l'llA1L: UCl at
-..;,,adai-Las Vcps. Cha.nnel 9
I.ADI()
9 30 a.m. -PftO ~AR:' tem.Lfinal -
lndlanapohs ll Ck'dand. KNX ( 1070).
I p.m -PIO f'OOTBAU.: f(' senufioal -
M 1 n nt""SOtl at San Fr&nedC'O.. ( I 070).
~ p m -C'OLLEGE BASKETBALL l ' I
'-e' ada·L.h \ .. g.1) "-PZE 1 J l llOI
" ~I r P' -COUEGE BASKETBAl.L L1. ng R.
tale at \an '"-.c.' 'tatt' Jt"l3,C'dl "'-~f:-.;) I I"-':• ..
Sunday
TELE\ lSIO~
<) > a rr -PRO FOOTBALL "f( "<'m1t10al
\\ a~h10gt~1n a• l 1' 1..1~ <. anncl :
' "oor -PRO GOLF ~pa.ldin~ In' 1tat1onal Pm-.>.n-
from (Jrtn(• f'•P'
I pm -COLLEGE B"5 ETBALL G<'oryt<''" n .i
CXPaul Ch.t"ne-:
I pm -PRO FOOTBALL .\FC ~m1tina
H~"'U h.1n .at f'>l r' er <. har""'t' .:
J pm -COLLEGE BASKETBALL ()rqM ot'
l C L.\ ( h.lnni: :
5 p m -PRO ROCKE\' 't'~ Jt'N'~ :at Ph1laJ.-•
ph1a. ESP' ~pm -PRO H
Buffalo. \\OR
5 30 pm -PRO HOCKEY
Pnmt> T1d.t't
RADIO
Rani<'" JI
ngs at C hi o .
9 30 a m -PRO FOOTBALL. '-'Ft \Cm1tinal -
\\a h1n.gton .lt Cluago. ~' '\ 1 tO"'Ol
I pm -PRO FOOTBALL .\FC ~m1tinal -
Hou ton at [):('n~tt. k~'\ (I 0~0>
4 pm -COU.EGE 8 KETBALL 0
l 'CLA. KM PC (''10)
S 35 p m -PRO B
K. c (5 0\
~ ., Cl\1~· o.
"~m -PAOBASU:r9AU.:C1\ppm1t Wasbina·
ton. ..: ™ <930> Anauh court correction .a 30 p.m -PftO aASKJ:TBA.LL: Lakcnat Indiana.. ~
(5'0), rtecnt Spcxts stOI) 1n the Dail Pilot \nt'Of'TttUv
4 30 Pm. _ COL.LEGE IAS&.ETBALL: at statt!d that tbt DCYol)-OJ>tnt'd L °'''tmt) ~thkuc 0\1 fn
Ore&on tate (ddl)~ lJrM a-~1matc after footbell >. ·~,,on Bc.ach has the onl\ 54\allh coun in KNX c _.-Count). (10 0). ln fact. '1d. 'lcunckftnulnhc hmcoun1nOran
7.JS p m. -roLLEG£ &A.UE'TaAU.: nta Count) 12 ~o.n ,\kundcr'\ clu~ '' locattd
ButJara ll 11 lite Fullau>n, KMNY (1600) Redhill \tnuc In '"''""
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Orengie COMt DAILY ptLOT/ F~. Jllnuery 8, 1911
Panei to recOmmen·d daily limits on stock price s
Wall Street analysts say some expected
post-crash proposa ls are too restrictive
WASHINGTON (AP)-A presi·
ckotaaJ commtSSJon studying 1hc
Qaober stock market plunge rec·
ommcnds crcauon of a new high·
level resuJatory bod) to oversee the
nauon's financial markets, admm1s-
1.rat1on officials SI).
The officiaJs. who spoke Thursday
on 1hc condiuon of anon)'mjty. said
the panel headed by fonner Sen.
ABI, Home Savings
reinforce contract
ABJ Amcrtcu BulDcsspbonH he. has ag.recd lo suppl) telephone
equipment and~'"' ice to 100 of llomc SaviJlcs •f Amcrtca'1 branch
offices. 11 was announced b\ Frank J Fcuz. president and cha1nnan of
the board for the business phone firm w1th hcadquaners in Irvine.
The ag.recment reinforces the 1wo-}ear relat1onsh1p between the
companies and standardizes man~ of Home Sa\•1ngs' branch office
telecommumcat1ons S)Stems. W11h this agreement. ABI v.ill ha\C
inst.ailed 126 S)Stems nauonaJI~ for Home Sanngs.
The IN'indalc. Calif.-based 5-a\ ings and loan associauon plans to
utilize the TIE.commumcauons CK 1648 S\Stem as a new standard in
their branch offices. · • • • I.\ g.roup led by Vcatvc Growth AnodatH sold 70.000 common
shares of Comp•tcr Aatomation h e., reducing !IS stake from 6.3
percent to 4.6 7 percent accoraing to a filing v.1th the Secunties and
Exchange Comm1ss1on. (
The g.roup said 1t sold the shares betv.een S o' 17 and Dec l 5 at
pnces ·ranging from S6 to S9. l 666 each \'enture Grov.1h 1s an
IO\C'51ment panncrsh1p based m ~tenlo Parl.
The group oov. holds 93.000 shares of Computer .\ssoc1ates
Investors James R. Berdell and Wilham H. \\ elhng. v.ho both control
Venture .\.ssoc1ates. own 16.000 common shares.
With headquaners m ln ·1ne. Computer .\utomauon makes
microcomputers. • • • In :--;ev.pon Beach. Resdcl t.dulrics has entered into an
ag.reement v.11h Clapper Ir Co. Ille., a pn' atel~ held com pan) in
Fullerton. for lhe sale (subject to lender approval) of the telephonic
repair d1' 1s1on of Sa.abar Corp. in Garland. Texas for S2.850.000
pa~ablc in fh e )car notes:
The selling of this division 1s in keeping with management"s
turnaround cffom to realign Sanbar Corp. and bnng it to a profitable
basis. The proceeds from the sale v.1ll be deplo)ed to Sanbar"s other
products.
Resdel lndustnes 15 the parent corporauon to three v. holl~ ov. ned
subs1dianes. Resdel Eng.meenng Corp .. Sanbar Corp and Resdt>I
Electro--Opucs s~ Stems Inc. San bar Corp. IS a major su ppher of
telephone equipment. digital microv.a' e equipment commun1ca11on
s' stems. and other ad' anced commumcauon equipment to the
tclecommumcauon 1ndusl.r\ 10 the C.S. and mternauonal markets.
r • • •
Far West Fiu.Dcial Corp.'s .. Dutch auction" tender offer expired
as scheduled at m1dn1ght Tuesda~ in accordance v.nh the pre' 1ousl~
announct>d terms of the offer
Based on a prchmma~ count, at the lime of e.\p1rauon Far \\ est
shareholder\ had tendered 3:!6. "46 shares I including shares subject to
guarantees of deh'er} and shares subJect to rett1pt of addition
document.auon) at 'anous pnces up to SI 0 . .50 per sha re
~ewpon Beach-bast"d Far West has accepted for pa~ ment at
S 10 . .50 per share all 'ahdl> tendered 1n accordance v.1th the terms and
condmo ns of the offer • • • Jn Jn me Compater Consoles he. has e'\tended m ongmal
equipment manufacturer agreement v.11h l"llisy1 Corp. for the sale of
CCJ's fam1I~ of high-performance supenntOICOmputer S)Stems
re marketed b) L' ms~ s as the Sen es 7000 computer S) stems
CCI estimates the ,aJue of the three-, ear OEM contract 1s S 100
m1lhon. near!~ double the amount of defi,enes under a concludmg
agreement executed in late 1984 v.1th the former Spe~ Corp.
L. nder the c>.tended contract. nev. CCI computer products and
communicauons equipment v.111 be made a'a1lable to L n1s~s For
eumple. CCl's Pov..er 632 MP a multi-processor 'crs1on of CCl"s
po"-erful 32-bn. L·nl\·bascd s~ stems that performs at 15 m1lhon
mstrucuons per second (~IPSJ. v.111 be added to the L n1s~s product
lme.
Nicholas F. Brady, R-NJ .. alsowouJd
propose dajJy limits on stock pncc
swings and tighter requirements for
buying sccllritaes on credit.
The fi"e-member comm1ss1on.
named by Prcs1dent Reagan in the
aftcn:nalh oflhe Oct. 19 stoc\ market
collapse which saw a record 508-poml
drop in the Dow Jones mdustnal
avera.ge. was to release llS findings
toda} at a White Hou~ news con-
ference.
Even in ad"ance of the repon·s
reSc.st-. Wall Street traders and
anaJ)sts ponra)ed some of the e'·
pccted rttommcndat1ons as O\erl~
restncu"e.
"PCf'SOnall). I think 11·s borderline
lunac~ to tamper v.1th a market that ha~ functioned. with rare exceptions.
as v.ell and as cffic1enth as this
market bas. b) imposing ·11m1ts on
stock mo' ements." said John .\
C onion Jr .. executl\ e 'ice president
and director of institutional equ111es
Insurance
fir1ns merge
servicing
In a land01arlc ag.recment. tv.o of
the nauon ·s largest hfe insurance
companiesJla'e announced 10 ~cv.
pon Beach that the) ha'e agreed in
pnnc1ple to form a separate admm1s-
tra11' e sen1ces compan~. Emplo~ee
Benefits .-\menca -\dmm1strat1on
Co . to handle the adm1n1strauon and
claims sen ice management of both
firms· group insurance businesses
SubJeCt to respcct.l\C board and
other appro1.als. this nev. st"n·1crng
arrangement became effecl1\e Jan. I
The agreement betv.een The
Mutual Life Insurance Ce. of ~e"
Yorl l ~tO:-.:Y Financial Sen1cesJ
and Pacific Mutual Life Insurance
Co.. relates solel> to their group
opernttons and does not affect an~
other areas of their rcspccttH busi-
nesses
""Our JOtnt arrangement v. 1th Pa-
cific ~t utual 1s a creall\C solutton toa
problem 1mpact1ng man> companies
toda~ generaung fa,orable
financial performance in an .e\lreme-
1> d>nam1c and co mpet1me market·
place:· said J;imes .\ -\ttv.ood.
chairman and president of MO"\Y.
.. Joining forces v. 111 put us both in
the best posn1on to respond to this
rap1dl> changmg and chaJlcngmg
en\ 1ronmcnt m lhc group business."
··\\ e '1ev. this as an e:1tc111ng and
rnno,au'e mo'e b' both Pacific
Mutual and MO~Y· F1nanc1aJ Ser-
' ices and the beginning of a nev.
commitment to pro' 1dmg more com·
pem1' e ~n ices in the group in·
surance mdustn ." said Ham G
Bubb. cha1nnan ·and chief cxecuu' e
officer of Pacifi c Mutual
L"nder the agrttment. the nev.
compan) v.1ll perform adm101s-
trall\ C and claim sen1ces for both
MO'\Y and Pacific \1utual b~ acting
as an "affiliated adm101strj!tor'" for
the: group insurance business
B~ combining these ~n ices. the
tv. o panic1pants v.111 able to enJO>
greater economies of scale
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No secur •es r·ao ng DelOW S2 o• 1000
thares are "<:luMd Net t l'ld Dercenta9e cl\anves are rrie d fference oe•ween '"e ~evlOUs c1os•"9 i.r oce al'ld T"ursdav s 1as• or O·d or ce
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11 I 11 1 11 I 111 11 1
of tkko Secunues Co. lntcm.auooal
1n Ne" Yo rk.
Man) traders wd they doubted
that the concept of pnce hmi'ts could
be applied succcssfull> 10 stocks.
v. here the a bi lit} to buy and ~II
qu1ckJ~ is a maJOr inducement to
in' es tors.
··ifs a nice gcMral statement that
v.e"rt eoing to have pnce limits. but
hov. "11111 be done.,.. asked Robert N.
Gordon. president of Twenty-First
Secu,nues Corp. !n New York.
The comm1ss1on calls for closer
regulation of the -.anous sccunues
markets, cla1mtnJ lack of unified
O\ ers1ght authont) addt'd to the
confus10n surrounding the chaos in
financial marketS on Oct. 19 and Oct.
~O. 1he sources said. •
II proposes lea' mg in place the
present Secunt1es and Exchange
Commission. which regulates stock
transacuons. and the Commodit}
Futures Trad mg Comm1ssion.'wh1ch
oversees the sale of finanaa.I fut um.
the officiaJs said.
The panel reportedly reJccted
proposals tbaf the two regulatory
bodies be merged. or that the SEC be
gj'cn expanded authority over all
markets.
Instead. the sou~ sa.ad the com-
m1ss1on as proposing a new umbrella
panel. made up of government and
Wall Street rep~ntativcs, to over--
sec tbc operation of all mariccts.
The Wall SUttt Journal which
published dctaHs of tbc commission's
recommendauons on Thursday. said
the Brad) comm1ss1on would rec-
ommend a ""radical overhaul" of the
regulauon of stock and other
financial markets.
-\dmmistration officials later in the
da> confirmed that the Journal stOI')
pre~nted an accurate account of the
comm1ss1on·s kc) findings.
Pn~ movement limits. which cur·
rent!\ eu~t on the Tok)O Stoel
Elchange. li.kdy would be opposed by
Wall Sttttt tnders wlto l&Y limiu
wouJd simply dnve tradin& to Euro-
pean and other (orei&n mancu.
Critics also say limits ""'OuJd Pf"C'"
'ent the market from immediately
reOccting rttl declines 10 value and
could have a ··grav1t.ational effect. ..
the theol) that once stocks lpProeCh
the hmit they would keep fallina unlll
they hit 11.
Proponents. however, say limits
could bolster investor confidenoe b)
cushioning one-day lo~.
Prnidenual spokesman Marlin
Fitzwater, while declinina to reveal
the contents of the Brady rcpon, said
the Reagan administration will move
slowly on whatc,er recommen·
dat1ons are offered.
""We'll look 'at 1t ... stu~y it in a
detailed v.a' ... but v.·c will not be
ha' ing an~· immediate respontc or
an' immediate course of action. .. he
said
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Orange Coast DAILY PILOT1Fnda1 Januat) 8, 1988•*9i
NYSE COMPOSITE TRANSACTIONS
FRIDAY'S CLOSING PRICES
Stock prices plunge .. . ..
'EV. YORK I ..\P i -Stocl pnces plunged lll.
moderate trading Fnd.a~ hammered b~ tn vestors!•
\l.ome\ about the econom\ and the possibthl)' ol
stncter rC"gula11on of the financial marke~ •· :
The marl efs prec1pno~ drop snapped a f~~
da~ ad' a nee and pushed the Do..., Jol'les avuagr 01
~ industnals btlo\I, the 2 : point le\'el. ;
..\f1er a lo\l,er o~ning. shart"S declined steadily
"Ul )Wb1hzed around m1dd.a' at a dcfiClt ofaboui 3:-p(..lOts on the Do"' a\~. Pnces turned snarpl~ lo"'n-in the late afternoon. and t.radersw4
the decline tn the last hour of t.radtng was
a celerated b~ .. omputer-On,en .. program•· scU·
ing,,
..\naJ~sts sa1d tnt go,emmenfs repon carty
tod.a\ tha• Cl\ than Jnemplo~ment dropped lO S.I
~r.:-ent 1n Dttembe· its lo"'~' rate StDCC Jutf
I q-4 "'as '1e"'ed u an indJcauoo of a SUOn&
econorr' That fueled coocnn. lb~ said. that lbt
Federal Rescr"e c.ould ughten crcdn and audit'
interest rates higher to 1o1.ard off 1ntlattonat')'
pressurt'S
Rising intert"St rates geoerall~ put d~""Dward
pre-ssurt on bond pnttS. and the prospect of a ~
ught~ing pushed bond pnccs loWtt Fnday.
Traders said the stock mark.et took 1ts cue from
bonds
..\I~ dam~nmg share pnccs w'lS a OCW$
repon published toda~ outhnang cronomlc f~
.:3\t~ b~ e\~rts outside the government 1be
pm ate forecasts predicted th.at the federal budget
defirn could JU mp to S 16-btU100 10 the oext fisca1
~car. S3 I b1lhon 0 ' er lhc onhng set b) law.
WHAT AMEx Om WH AT NYSE 0 10
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DATEBOOK
FRIDAY, JANlJ~RY 8, 1988 25 CEl TS
Bolsa wetlands· funds offe-red
Signal to ante up $12 million to ensure
restoration before developing project
BJ ROBERT BAR&Ell
or .. Dllt:,... ..
The Si&nal Landmark Co. bas
agreed to put up S 12 millioD in -up
front-mo~ to fina.ntt the· resto-
ration of9l 5 acres of ""Cl.lands in the
Bolsa Oiica manhlands. offtetals said Thunda_):_
Secretary of State
George Shultz says aid to
Afghan rebefs could end
prior to withdrawal of aJI
Soviet troops./ AS
California
The Senate passes bill to
outlaw employment dis--
.crimination against AIDS
victims./ A4
World
Syria convinces Iran to
de1ay offensive./ A4
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Advice and Games
Bulletin Board
Business
Classified
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A8 Comics
Entertajnment
Opinion
P~arazzi
Police k>g
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Sports
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81-3
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The offer was vicv.ul in some
etrc-les as a major brea.lt1hrou&b for
legjslauon that will set up fin.aQcing to
start construction in the marshWlds
south ofWarner A veDue and adjacent
to Pacific Coast Highway.
Finaocmg of the rcstoratioD of the ~etland.s has been viewed as o~ of
Small
planes
losing
ground.
Flights down 6 .1 % at
John Wayne Airport:
trend called baffling
By BOB VAN £Yg_EN or .. ._ .......
Small aircraft Sttm to be OD a losing
streak at John Wayne Airpon. a trend
that bas baffled some pilots and
aviation officials.
According to rcttntly released fig-
ures. airline and au taxi flights were
up subslanuall~ last ~ovembcr com-
pared to No,·ember 1986. wtule the
number of flights by small planes
decreased. .
Arrhne opcrallons sbowed,""~n in-
crease of .6 perttnl and air ta.x.i
operations loggtd an mcrcasc of 9. l
percent.
Small aucraft. or gmaaJ avution,
operations decreased 6.1 percent
from !'lo'"ember 1986 to No,·cmber
.1987. acconiang to lbe figures.
The number of ceneraJ a,,auon
fltghts from Januat) to No,·embcr.
198 sbov.'Cd an e'en larger dccrcase.
11.l pcrttnt. compared to the same
period ID 1986
Eleanor Todd. a pilot and member
Of the 1o1.omen flycn' orpniz.atioo
The 99's.. said she could DOt sec any
muon for the aecrcasc.
-11 doesn't Sttm logK:al. -she said.
.. We ha'co·1 lost any nc-down
spacn.. I don't kno~ v.-hy then v."OUld
be such a decrease ...
Bot another pilot., Beverly Alkn.
said she <ktcrud_dWlJCS in ~
atmospb~ of grneral a\"tallon.
Tb1n'5 ha"e not been the same. she ~1d. Since John Wayne offica.ls
mo' ed a ~ Dumber of grM1al
ana!io~' lle~v.11 spaces to the far
(Pleue eee Sii.ALL/ A2)
the ma)OT_ stumbµn, blocks to the
spcaal legislatJon bein&sponsored by
Sen. Manan Bcrgnon.. R-Ncwpon
Bach.
Beracsoo's measure would set up a
spcoal assessment district to fioancc
•bout S230 m1ll1on in start-up costs
for the muJtimilhon d~llar de\'do~
ment.
The bill was approved by tbc Slalt
~te last )eaT but was wiihdrawn
from t,he ~mbly iD August as
concern mounted over severaLJalc
Bicycle
de' eloping amendments.. Jkr&eson -pushed-Signal lo reach an
A ck' elopment plan. approved by ~ent on a plan to depos11 the
the Orange Count) Board of Super> S 12 mill.ion for 1o1.rtland.s restorauon
visors and tentata,el} approved .b) before 1t can stan rcs1<knt1al or
the California C~stal Commlllloii.. oo'mmcrcial constructJon.
allows Signal 10 construct up lo 5. 7<?0 S.ij.na.I has agreed 10 the rccommen-
waterfront home~. a l.~li p . dations. Froeberg said. and the
manna and possibly a na'tP~. proposal will go ~ore the Huot-
channel to the ocean. The plan IS Ulgtoo 8cadl Cit\ CounoJ on Mon-
depcnden1 on studies b) the U.S. da\ night. · '
Ann) Corps ofEngioecn. -) The late de' elopment. whtdl
Juhc Fr~berg. cb1ef of staff for Froe~ sa1d she v1~s as -a s1grufi.
&rgcson. sa~d Thursday-that cant brealahrough.-also 1s bemg
p~oted to consultants in Saa>
mento. she wd.
-we pushed S1P.W to come up wu.b
the.offer.-.. sbc said. -we made it real
ck.ar that u bad to be lhctt. .. Hearinct
a.re expected to start later thisdD()IJtb ID~!(). •
The 'nnanong of the wetlands has
loDg been a major obst.ack in legis-
lauoo and dc'ek>pmtnt plans for the
lo~ lancb.. whach arc surrounded b)
Hunungioo Beach Cl() ltmits and the
(.,__ eee BOl..8A/ A2)
Mesa plaza area
employers unite
to reduce traffic
Un\·ei l coordinated
fl ex-time. car -pool.
mass transit program
l;rafger. director of o~ ~
DWlagemnJt for South Coast To•n
Center.
~ of t.be fim-,ear aoais is to
mcn:asc the pcrttntiaie ot cmplo~us
shanng ndcs from the CWTmt Jcvd of"
I 0.1 pcrttnt to l 5 pm:::cnL Employers
By GREG ILERll •'ill be encouraged to offer vu.pool °' .. ~,...... and bus subs1Chcs of S l 5 per moo th.
.\n elaborate program of ndcsbar-as •~ll as reduced parlrinc fees and
tng. flc1-ume and pubbc tran$lt prefcrcnual parlciog for ~ in c:ar-
des1gned to make communng a bu pools and '·an-pools.
easier for emplo'ccs io the South The program V.'111 also sect to
Coast Plaza area-v.=as un,·ctled t.bu ~1..bc.pcsttn.._ of cmplo~us
v.eck.. '. am~ng du.nn& the busiest peak boor
Offio.als of the South Coast ~etro -:30-8:30 a.m. ~ys -fi:om
A.lliantt. a grouptn(Ompasslog more 49 to 45 pc:rcenL Pilot flex-mne
than 1.000 firms in and around South programs •'OUld be unplemcnted at
Coast Plaza. called the ocw transpof"-St\ CT'al busl ocs.scs.
tataon ~ment plan a .ground-The.boldest segment of the~
breahng actlle,·«Jlent. Tbc plan v.>a..s ponanon rmmgrmmt progiam will
re, ea.Jed at the group's annual meet-be launched on Jan. 18. A commuter
1og held on Wednesda~ at the Ccnttr scrYttt known as F~ wtll offer
Oub in Cost.a ~tcsa.. cmplqyecs an .\mt.rak ride from San
VIC Bo)d. prc$ldtnt oft.be alliance.. C\cmcnt.c or San Juan ~to
said the South Coast Mmoarc:a is the Santa Ana.. ~ ~ ,,.;u be firstmuluple-ov.nerslupbus:lncs.sd1~ transp<>ned to •or\~ prwatc "'&JU
trict in Orange Count) lo voluDt.an~ pro' tdcd b~ L.w.c Transponauon
implement a romprcbensJ\e lJ"aru.-~,tt.
pon.atJon program. One d:a) 's round-mp fare is S 12..60
-Transportation LS 1mponant 10 from San Juan C,aptStrano and about
cmploycn and tbetr employees, -said S 1 S.60 from San ~LC. lndudu:ia
Bo~ d. pan owner of the South Coast ''all. transportauon..
Metro E.xecuti'e Center. -we fttl Sip.ups began ~Onda). and
this program and allJaDCC mmiben · Traeger satd offia.a.ls .. ;u consMicr' the
in,·oh-cmnlt will benefit our tenants program a. suc:ccs:s if they_ F' lO
&pd set a posrnve eumpk for other people to rcgmcr. Traeger said hedJd
orpmzauons and areas m Orangr not kno,. bow man~ cm~>us had
Counn.-SJg.ned up for the first Fasuu ndc.
TM-t.hrce-'ear plan v.111 be a JOIDt .\ v.orhr •-ho uses ~ CVC'.)
undcnaking of the alha.ott and w da~ from San Juan Capistrano will
Orangr Count' Transit 015l.nct and spend $252 a moDlh oo ~
-.·ill cost approxunalel) S:!00.000 a ~uon. and emplo)tcs v."ho bvc ro the
\-cat. The cost •iU be spln eq~ San Oemcntcacca will~ more ~ the a.llwK:t. •iuch v.ill pa~ than S3 I 0 to take tM tram-van each
for its sban through developer fees. da~.
ID a~ of ballet de bicycletie. a yoatb performa OD hia two-
wbeeler al 111mtblaton Beach Pier OD Thanday. Police
arrtftld &8d ?DC 4own tile curtain OD the pe de deu; bkJ'c1blC la Wepl OD th~ pier.
and OCTD. •tucb v.ill use fcdttal Tra,-ebng aJooe by car woWd cost
grant mo~. appro~matc11 S 194 per month &om
The program· s goal 1s to reduce tJx San Juan Captstrano. based on a cost
number of solo dm n-s on frcc:v.-avs of ~cents per mile and a dJ.staooe of
dunog peak dm,ng hours.. said San (Pleueeee ~/il)
G_Overnor's $44.3 billion
budget a ·' status quo' plan • ~income. 36.5%
• Sales tax: 29..2%
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Scramble
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shelter
site on
BJ JENNIFER~ .......... .._ __
SACRAMENTO -Gov. Georgie
Deukmejian un'-ciled a balanced
$44.3 billion stalt budlrt proposal
Thursday th.at ~ says plans for the
future but which relies on mort than
S8 billioD in future debt.
1b.is budget is a positift and a
rcspoD.Slbk spmding plu for a
powi na state. a state that's buildin&
for the future and that's dc1enni ned
to meet the 6ttce t0mpe'lition that we
now face from other Nies and other
nations.-lbc Republican SoYCmOr
lOld~
Tht budlct ror the t 918-89 6.sc:al
year that \Jclios J uJ~would UlCleDC pubbc scbooJ fv -. by 7 percent
and AIDS fundina by .2 pacenl
The spcnc{ina prooosa.I. I 5. 7 per-cent increase o~ the current $41.9
billion budeet for 1917.U, in~
is a -swus quo"' plu., dimjmti• DO
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School •pending reatored
to 1-.a'Jlenl. S-A2..
major prognms and adding no new
ones.. and keeping most .programs at
or near CWTCnt kvcls.
Ocukmejwi also proposes putting
before votcn on the JUM and
O\-cmber ballots more than S4
bilhon m bond issues to ~Y for
school. college. prison. highway.
KWCJ. •'ater system and to~
cleanup projects. Such bonds wouJd
be repaid by future tupa)"Cr'S over
SC\-erai decades wilh inttrcst at nearly
double their ~ \·alues.
Dcukmeiian 's Finaoce Du-ca.or
Jesse Hutf defciided the bond use.
sa)'ln&. .. It sounds likt a loL Cali-
fornia lS wd1 below the national
l\'CQle with its debt. ..
One snssinl fQSOn for the in-
cn:ued ~ ofbood funds is the Slate's
constitutional spcod:ing limit. the
Paul Gann m1tiati''C pa.S1Cd b) voters
m 1979 and hmiting yearly increases
rn go,·emment spending to popu-
lation and inflation inac:.ucs. Bood
funds arc not counted towards the
limit. ..
Ocukm~jian ·,proposed budget is a
scant S24 million under its Gann
limit. o~tenlh of one petceot of the
mtirt budlet-Any LU reveDues
collected over lbc limit cannot be
spent. but must be retumecf to
t.axpaycn. The state is just firushtng
sending out SI. I billion in rd»tcs
because the state cxcuded its limit for
1986-87.
lbe ll>Cnd.ina plan cn"'isions no rebates for this-rear cw not. It also
includes no tu iJllCleaes. The only
ftt i.naemes arc for Uaivenity of
California and California Seate Uru-
vcni[)' snade:n&s. t<Wc WUlC
produccn and imuraooe firms.
The ~ the siXlb for ()cu..
(Pl ... -8UDOIST/ A2)
1II1 Bank and corp. taxes: 12.~
~ Driver iec.w a roed taxes: 10 ~
0 Insurance tax: 2.ft
0 Other: 8.3%
llIIlLoait gc>¥91nfMllt lliCl: 5.9%
Ocon~5.1%
D au.-. trwfllPOtUtioc I 9fid
houSing; S.ft. E Other: 10.5%
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\ udget for scpool restored·
to '86-81.fevel underpla
Badgetste~cheslongway
SACRAMENTO (AP) -De $44.J bilboa whidt Gow. Geoqe
~ Im proposed ~ m the com•• fiJCa1 year ~ .,.lie
QJ.i.IOrnia stalle 90V!nllDCDt is sucb a bis .-.we it's bard to ~ So~ are a few com~ to put it in po spectivc
• You-...ad ba~ to~ Sl4.279.2J ptnimle to me ap S44.J blDIOll
an a ~-Qr. ·Thai's SS.OS million per hour, or Sl21.3 m1'lioa per day.
• lf )OU 1aJd 44.l billion S I bills cud-to-aid. they would wetdi IO t.be
moon a.ad bec:k acbt times.
• S44.l btlbon 1s cnoagb to opcraLC the entire N~ siatt 90vemmcn1
for 29 )can and ~\m months. or the clltl1'C fcdcral ID"-enunmt for about 24
days.
~ dirccti
Tbcbudgtt
lhc current fiscal ear for an extra
100.<XX> students ·a bndcrpnm
through 12th grade schools and U SO
million fon 4.l pttttnl cost--of-h·mig
·adjUstrntnt l1l 'anous areas.. mdud-
LD& pre-school and chJld am pro-
p-ams.
It allocates an add1 tional S I 2 S
million for msuucuo1W matc1'Uls..
Sl.S million for unpro,,cmeou to the
U.Jifomia ~t Prosram of
acadtm.ic t.esU ng. S I 0 milhon for su.ff
~'clopmcnL S20 milhon for ex-
panded summer school offcnngs.. and
Sl2.9 mtlhoo for morr mentor
teacher s:upcnds.
The spending plan also pro'\ tdcs
extra mOOC) for increased monn.or-
ang of SC'bools" use of funds and
teacher aS'SC'SSmenL
Gifted and T akntcd E.ducauon and
othcf" spcaal Or -c:ategoric:ar pro-
gnms.. larlel) designed to help ecoo-
om~ diahantagcd studc1l~. att
funded m DCh as the-\ wcrc I.ti w
CU1TC1lt ti.seal )Ul •• accordtng to
H orug and ad.nun.istranon offioals
Some S86.6 million bas bttn
eamwt.cd to help d isath·aotagied
cb.Udreo in ~ citJes under' the
ongoing Urban Aid program. But t.be
OlOOC)' has been set aside while a
Oeukmc:jWHppointcd commission
e-urrunes ~ program. . OCUkmeiia.D also 1S proposing ~
second $800 milbon bond for schooJ
construction. Both bonds -ouJd a~
pear OD 1918 SU~ ballots.
Despat.c t.bc suppon m t.bc
proposed ~ Homa said, the
state still bas muc:b to do. Uli.fomia
bas the. la.rJiest dass sizes of any saaae
and spends a per Sllldeat than w
,states it con.siderseconomic:ally com-
pc1JU\-C.
U ndc1 W JOYernor'S budee't. W
Cru"crsit} of c.atifomia would ~ , m,~ S2.4 btllion.. a 6.7 pcrant
increase oYU t.bc cunmt year.
The SDC'Ddim plan would provide
an extri SJl.f million for faculty
salaf) incrasn of l pocan a.ad an
addiuonal S 19. 7 million and 161 mfr
po5JUOm to baodJc ioctcated studmt
enrollmcoL
The bud&et abo cal.ls fOr an a VeJ1111e
ancreasr in enrollment fees ofS60 per
studcnl.
CAL TRANS BIG WINNER IN BUDGET ...
Fram Al
4nd to •ha.I a k>t of trmsportatJOn from tbt Los .\.oge~ office
ex pens Jla, c be.en sa)-mg. .. said Katt. Olbt-r sccuons of t.bc tra.nspor-
.. 1' m just glad lhc goYcrnor is grtllnC tallOD budgie'l tncfodc:
.. ::JtDJd t.bt uanspon.atioo JX"(Jlr.lJJ1 • Sl4 milt.ton for b.tghv.-a' nwn-
1l s Ions 0' crduc.·· t.cn.a.ncx.. ux :luding the ~ ·of oc-
Tbc ~proposal calls for S3.3 plastic stripes on mountain htghwavs
lbon for h1ch•>a~ and roads. and' to ~ IM standard pa,intCd
• JO nullJqn for ID3SS transit and smpcs. Tbc plasuc smpcs a.rt bttttr
''It rail proJCCU,.a 9 percent increa.st abk to •llhsta..od •1ntcr damage. Urt
• u the current )caf. the ad.mm.rs-clw.m a.od snov. p&o•1ng. aa:ord1ng
l-.. 11bo saJd. to t.ht diepa.nmcnt.
The bud&et tndudcs S l~ mtlhon • Round-the-dock 1o•·u1g stn 1cx
• r h1gh•a~ mamtet1tllC'C. S5l on hca\tl~ tra,catd San FranClse<>-
::.. lltoo for 1mPfo' emeots to com-area roadv.'ll'S..
rn utcr tr:lln s~stcms v::: I.he San • $4.5 m11hoo for computers and
·~1sco Perunsu.la.. ands~ millaon clectroDJC SC1lSOO to roordmatc frtt.
.. u~ 1M Los -\ngtles-San Otego "'a~ ramp nxltn. mrssage stgns and
.,.-nua.k IJ.n.k.. other cqwpmcnt
T br sptnd.ing pb..o al.so mdudts • .\.notber S 16 5 mdl1on to financt
~ 1-m1Uton toesubh.sh S)Sltm tra.ffte the npaDSJon of Cuuans· ttlt·
"tf'3lJOO:S ~lC'n 1n Los ~ commuruc:auoos S))lrm..
_n Franosco and San Diego to hdp • ~ S6.8 m1lhon h•gb•'&\ rnca.rcti
• ~M frtt""'a~s •hen tn:ffic 3CC1dcnt.s program to dtvdop 1mpr0'cd con-
.. ~ ur. W"UCU<>o l«hmqucs.. beucr tugh,."3~
Jn Oraagr Cou.nl). c.atirans plans dtslgn and 1mpro'cd snsnuc gfC1~
sh1fi pcnonncJ and cqwpment pro,tcts.
-\.mong lhc hlsb·-a~.,projCCb sc:bcd-
ulcd a.TC'
• -\ SS m1lbon storm damagr ~r on Ht&tiwa) ""'() 10 the Feathtt
R1'er Un)on.
• Ao s 18 mtDIOO •ideniN of the
I nla'Slatt 80 c:a~'a) m Yolo Coun-
'' •est of Sacramento . • • A 130 mllbon •'>dcning of I Diet"·
SULC 80 lhrough .\ubum in the~
~t'ada foot.htlb..
• .\.o S 11 2 million ·~of ,the
Sant.a "1la-Long &acb frttwa} mtcr"-chansr • SJS rrulboo to 1mpro,·t tbt
lntcrsult SSO.Hl&hwa) 238 tnltt·
dw\lr Ul "1amech Count}. cast of
San Franca.sro e.a,, ...
• S 36 m 101on I nteT'C'b.angie betY-ttn
Ht,gh,.-a~"\ IOI ~ loLCrstak 380 on
tht San Fnnosco Ptrunsu.la.
..,_ Aueda&e4 Presa, Mc<la&dy
News Serritt ... 0.0, Pllec r-e-
pert.er' PMI AJ4t!,ky em~ le Dis stery. I
SCRAMBLE FOR SHELTER SITE ON •..
F rom Al
Bnidy said that 1f no aJtemalt s.itts
art found ~ Ja.o ~S. tht a~ must
forfrn t.bc fcckral grant and could not
appl~ ap10 uo uJ October.
Ctt~ offietals h.a't stated that tbt
proposed shchtr •ould provldc ltm·
po~ homes fOf fam1hcs do•-n on
their luck. but thost opposed to tbt
wher said ll -..ould au.ract dangrrous
dt'fdJCU lhroughou l lht COU.Dt'-
Tbc most 'ocaJ oppoocn~ ·of the
wlttr 3JT rC'Sl<knts o( t~ Or-angttrtt
neighborhood. locattd about a th1rd
of a m1~ av.'a~ from tht anama.I
shchtr Thcu oppos1uon mcludcd
thrcaa of a rouDC'll recall and a roun
lnJUDCUOn to block the proJCCt.
.\.ccord1q to Jn,nc Temporal)
Housing C'Sltm.ateS. l.4 to 30 &.nulin
m lf',nc art m nttd of tempo~
housing and USIS\.a~ each da).
On1' about fi ,c of tbnt &.rruhcs ca.a cunn~ be accommoda.ted or Olhcr·
•1Sot ass&Stcd
SMALL PLANES LOSING GROUND ..•
From Al
.)f'tb md of tbt airport and raised thc
-<fu•D fee.
-1 too-f ,c not been O~mg a.s
dtd1ix m gtnenl a' 1auon traftk.
..I doa·t lno• ho,. to ra,uonahzt
1t ·· he said -, ou w.rc -..ouJd.n·1 srt
th.at 1mprns1on loo mg u all tbt
gmtnJ avulJOn outfits i.bn bavt
0\eT l~ -•
couldn · 1 rca.11) sa) . 01.bcrv.1~ TbcT"t • s
~n no tadJouon that our opcr-
attt>ns ha' c dccmascd -
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BUDGET ASTATUSQUO SPENDING PLAN •••
•"'lthout a IU tncreasc... . Dnlk.mcJ.wl ·s bond proposals art a
buaie tocreasc over tbott bt has
supported before Gmc:nJ obhpuoa
bonds. wh.idt arc sold ao banbna
synd.tcatcs a.od repaid ,.; lb lD &ant b)
Slak IU doUan, have bem med for
decadn to finantt aptnSa.-c. ~
LCtm prOJCCU such as school bwldtnp
orpn.som.. ,
1n prcvaous dccuon )un.. Dw-
ktne)i.an bas It mt led the tolal amOWlt
of bonds hr would appro,·c for the
ballot to about S l btl.l.ion...
nus ,-ear. be 1s blctlnc bond a.macs
of S 1.6 billlon for public scbooh.
$700 million for statt coUcacs.. SI
btllion for btah•'l)'S. S200 million for
touc dean ups.. $200 million for walt'r
planu and sioo million for sew-acr
plants. Ht also .,'t.DLS a pruon
consuucuon bood lS5UC. but bas DO&
deCldcd the amou.nL A saso mtlhon
bond iswr is before lbc Lepslatutt.
Huff said be suspecU lk IOW .,.,u
be the hi,abc:st ~-er before pu1 bcfort
'oun lD one dc.ctJon yeat.
Deu.kmqi.an ~-.ou.sl) lurutcd
bonds because a re.. )'Un llO .. M
•ut ta1bn& about a stalt still lt)'l.QI
to ~ IU fin&neW cred1btlll). It
was \er) WUC to be QUtJOUS and
prudcn1 about the amount of dtbt •--c
ran out and put on the balloL-Hu.ff
sajd. ~.
But oo•· the SULC bis UIC tuabest
rauog pombk 1n New Y ort 6mnc:W
Oa:its and lS reiaU \-d\ cktJC•frec. he said. •
lf \·otcn appro,·cd aJ.J S4 btlboo-
"'~ an 1911 and the same amount an
1992. '""'wt •-ould JUSl about~ lhc
n.auonal a"tf'lllr ID tnms of per
capita. .. he wd
Payi111 back curmit bonds takes up
only 1.8 pcnrDt Of ft'\'C1UlCS. be~
Appro,-a] of aU S4 btllion-plus
raiJc that to under 3 pm:nt. be
added.
The bud&iet en,,'lSJons total spmd-
aq ors I 7 .6btlbon for pubhc schools.
.nclud.Jnc Sl2.8 bt.lbon in sta= cral funds.. General school
pc:r pupd I~~ S 166 to SJ .
School d.tstncu w.i.U &Ct a 4.37 pen:eot
cost-of~lt\ log I ncreasc. &S mqw.red b)
lav..
· Huff.'. said spttial dlool procra.nu.
such as ~ for pftcd and chsadvan-
tagcd stuckn ts. arc maint.11ncd at th.as
year· s k' ru. Speaa.J cducatJOD v.'OU.ld
siet a S64 2 mall t0t1 mcrcasc.
The health a.od wdfart budFt
tola.1s S24 I btlbon in salt and
federal funds and mdudes Sl. I
btJhon lt1 sutc fuDCb for the Medi-Cal
program of bcalth ~ for l mtlhon
poor. Wclfut bmc'fiu would ancreuc
S.l pcrttnL as requmd by la•.
The budgrt tncfudes DO ~ fc.
wtt mspcawn of pnntt wor1cp&aocs
under the Ultfonua OmJpet>Onal
Sa~ and HcaJt.b ._ct propa.m or Cal-OSHA Deukmtjian ,,-etoed the
proc:ram 1n this )ear·s budlrt but an
appc.ah court has satd he cannot do
tha.L He ba.s appea.lcd to tbt nat.c Supreme Court. .
Hu.fr wd Lb.at 1f Deukmeµa.o loses
Ul t.be h.cb court. ~ C&D be added to t.be~ &o rntorr the C»OSHA
~bud.rt proposes that most of
lhc SU~;, TSo.<XX> •'Ol'ters would Fl
a 4 pcrctDt sabr) tocra.sc. dftet.1,,~
ont Jan. I
PLAZA COMMUTER PLAN UNVEILED •••
P'romAl
44 miles round tnp to South Coast
Plaza. -\ rompa.rablt JO~ from
San Clemente. roughh S2 :rules
round tnp, •ould cost Si.29
In approactunc rmpioyecs about
Fa.stra.k.. T raqi:T said all a.an« ~
gnm coordl.J\ators ... -.11 pb) upon tbt
commu1er·s need for 5lrCSs-f'Cductlon
and COO\nllcntt. OOl cost
1'k •"~ comrnuaer as f"Tm-
tratcd... and .,hen br siets to wort be
ISO 0l read) to do I JOOd )Ob. -Slld
T~. 1br prop-am 11 not dt--
gpcd to U\ C monc,. The prostam lS dcslfDC"d to 1mpro"t t.bt com.mui.en·
qua.Ju, of bk -
l n t.bc k>n& ru.n. albaocc offioah
saJd tM Pf'OlnJll rouJd sa ,,.e iDdJ \'ld-
ual busiocun moOC'). ln Dec:anber.
lht OCTC a,ppro\cd a plan rcqw:nna
all a>uDI) ~ Wllb 100 or
morr ~en 10 ha\·t at least lO
pcrcau of ibctr employees paruc;..
Pltan& t.n c:a.rpoob or otbtt uaffic
reduct.ton prosrams •ith&D Lbttt
)un.. The prosram stJll RqlW'tS
a.ppro,, aJ of the 0ransie Count) Board
of Suptn"'IJIOn.
m trlt. both bcausit of the b.aghcr cost
od beausit n·s not as convcrucnt an~
rri«c." sht said -AD Lht httlt plan~
vscd lO taU off OD the short tu.D11i"J~
• o• t.bt) ·rt sh u nhng them off from
'JC long run•a~ -'nd pa.rbng isn't as
'-411 \ C1ricn I O'\ C1'" t.bcrt YOU driint Leh
~genera.I a' aa1100 optrator \a.id
tbt decrcas.t might s1mpl~ ~fleet a
cb.angr m ~evunung..
To m Bttktn. the a1rpon·s
fina.noal offittr. added his V010e to
thOst v.bo •tte ba.ftlcd by the ~10 ,,rntraJa,'Uuoatraf&c_ r:r=====:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=::::::;~==========:;:==:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:::=:::=:=:=:=:=:=:=::=:=::l Oth('T' aupon officials whom 11
tbc fttbng that ~ou·rt 10 lbc ..... ;
O •C'I'" ~ ·obod, bk.rs to ba,,c WI .. . ~·wg.-.
Joe In me. dwrman of the Ora.ngt
' l .mt' "'uuoo Counctl. also sald d.d not sec &n~ rasoa for the
·-\1.a, bt ifs a d1fT('T'tT)a an dass•-liauoci.. -Silld tan,n T DOma1a..
prcgdeot of Ma.run ",,uuon.. -1r you
look at au ta.kl optnuoo$. thctt·s a
b Ugt I ncrcase \I a) be lbat used to be
consldtrcd ~ of gtneraJ anauon..
but no• 1s counltd sq>arald) I
pmnJN,e compa.n) lO ma.kc rtS>dtn-
ua.J and com mctnal dtYdopmcn1
first. •-.th •rt.lands restoration rom-ms sometunt bt.tT
Tiar fuwxin& of the rc"Storauon.
cuima.lcd IO cost S 12 nuibon b) the m~ Oepanmmt of Fub and Gamt.
abo bas rmwncd ~'ed. Cat~ Counalma.n ~ Gnm.. an
Bccktt saJd might ha\t some 1nsaaht
mto the stausuo "crt all cnhcr out of
lO-'D or otM-rv.ut u.na,,-ailabk for
comnxn1 Tbunda\
Grntnl aHauori accounted for 14
perttnt of total .aarcnft opcn1.on1 at
John \\ aync .\1r-pon dunni No'cm· btr I -
CO'\U'Onmcnta.list.. sa.>d Tbunda)· th.al
an offer to dtposit a.be S 12 millioa lS -cncouragrna. -BU1 be wd that
•OJdmg an lqu.latton still ncedJ IO be
• or\.cd out 1 n order to cm:arc
s1muftanco us commtrcw 1Ad
•nla.nds dt\dopmmt. StcnaJ ofr1C1als couJdn~a be reacbcd
for comrM"D t Tb ursda}.
Ju.tcall 642-6086
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C.,,tare tAe utaral Januy
ud later of slll IJJ separates
by 1-port baate.
Class1C silhouerres wirh a
Polished r ear-round appnl.
Made o( a ''isco~/s1/k blend
in 6' soft shide o f ~a foam .
Lined Jt'Ck~. -16. SlOO. Lon$
/~·e blou~ w1rh inceresrin~
houlder dtta1l. -16. S I Z,.
Lmed panr with side elastic.
10-16. Sl1'.
·e"Porr lkach
\X'esrchff Pfau
llXJl lnine A,t'.
( I 1646-n.!l
Q +L e "'p f£N •-~•~llA ,_...,.s-1 ... •aMdiel '•J.Cirr.AZ
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ASljimmer1ng
'South Pacific'
If ~our response upon ieanu ng th.at -SOuth Pao fic-•ouJd open
the s.erond fuU 'ear of musical lhcatt"r at the Orangt Count)
Performing Am Center was. -oh. oo. not mo~ ~-armed~v" R~
and Hammerstein.·· 1hcn a '1s1t to lhts tounng producuon bet~ttn
no,. and Suoda~ \l.lll pro'c an.cspttiall) pleasant surpnsc
The l.ates1 'crs1on of thas 1mmcnscl) popular and often-reposed Broad~-a) classic -headlined
------------b\ Robert Goulet 10 c:urllcnt vOia -1s. a 5hov. bnmmmg
•1th merg) and '-n.ah t}. )(
T ,·ou·,c SttD a fC"llo productions
'ou·n nott~ some subtle
embcU1sbmcnts from dtrcctor
_1~11 <>r if bcf~ (and v.ilo hasn't".').
•••••••••li••I Roo Flcld. v.ho bas mounted as spartJ1ng a -SOuth Pacifte .. as
)OU're C\Cf hkcl) lO Stt.
Played against the maan1fittnt. almost lhree~imens1onaJ island
s.cmng.s ofGcrr) Hanton and V1ck.J Baral thlS thud (and from thts
corner. t.bc finest) CQ.Jlaborauon of Rodgn-s and HammerstCln is a lhrngofbCaut~. lfsa •onhv.b1lecxpencn~cvcn 1fyou'te)ust thttc to
re' cl 10 the aural splendor of the fam1har score. and the silk} smOQJh
pcrf ormanccs become a boo.us.
Goulet is a ocar-perfcct Emile de Beque. hlS matinee-idol profile
sull stnlung at S4 and bunch singing ,·oacc bcndiung from matunt).
\\"hat ma) su:rpruc the pla)-gott 1s the skill •1th •'hicb Goulet bandies
his dramauc mo~nts. not to mcnuon t.bc wmrunc touches of humor
..,. 1th ..,. bacb be endows his French planter charactCT" rouning a flight)
Sav' nurse in the midst of Wor1d War IL
All lhtS aside. the sw of the sb09--as '\l.Tinen - 1s sull NeU1c
Forbush. the nunc torn betwttn her ron5a'aU\e .-'rbnsas
upbnngmg and her '°''C for the Frenchman. who bad fathcrcd two
children with a Pol) ncstan wife (granted. a trivial matter Loda). but
this 1n hc earl) 1940s)
Rebc:cca AndR"V> is a d.azz.hng.. hyper-ani mated !':clhe. pounng
her hcan into an ex~uonal perfonnancc. Her-\\ ash That Man Out
cf M) Hair-and -wonderful Gu~ -numbers are panK"Ularl~
delightful. If the Center rould harness her enc~. It could sa' e on its
e lcctnc bl II for the ni n of the sho\I,.
Close )Our C)CS and listen to Paul Kcnh romping through the role
of Luther BiU1s and you11 s~ur Phil S1hers bas been reincamatrd.
Kcnh dominates his SttnC"S as the \I, heek r-dcaler Scabee -but the
smgk camng h"c wears 1s an '80s touch that would ha\C been ndkuJcd
11fnot fo rbidden ) m the m1hta~ of the 1940s.
Scott Wa.ara plays the Manne lieutenant Cable With a fine ~ outhful 10tcnsll) and a superb singmg vo1~ .\m) Jo Ph1lhps· Blood)
\ia~ n prctu~. a ~n1u~ 1nterpttiat1on. and her «~1ton
of .. Bah Hat-1s o ne of the sho~ 'speak moments
Other 1mprcss1vc supponing performances arc delJ\crcd b)
Hugh .\.Rose as the SlCm island comrnan<kr. Jeff~ Wilkins as bis
c~ecuu' e offi~r and .\ndrca Pen) as one ofNclltc's nurs10g buddtcs.
T he danong skills of L)onell Grqo~ as one of the Seabccs and the
d1m10uu'e Helen Tran as the island beaut' L.iat also ennch the sho•
cons1derabl). ·
ThlS csumable -Sou1h Pao fie -\l.1ll gi'~ fi,e more performances
-tonight at 8 p.m .. Saturda) and Sunda~ at 2 and 8 p.m. -at the
Center. 600Town Center Dmc. Costa Mesa. Call 7~2000 for ticket
1nfortnation.
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(<l1wrlom Tau
f>;11t't•t10I. Fd11or Sam Blacl \lorll
CreatH't' ~rvJCn: Rex Babin
< "' ul.211on \fan.lp-rGu) Ft"rraro
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LPS FROM HOME ••••.•..••....••••••••••.•••••..•• 13
By JOHN ROOS
Two 0J1lnge Count) mus1c1ans -one veteran and o ne
aspiring -have nev. albums o ut that offer appealing.I ~
diverse styles of sound. Knov. n for his raucous live sho""s in
nearbs bars and dubs, Huntingto n Be.ach·s James Harma.n
has finall) JOlteD his long-av.ailed .. Those Dangerous
Gentlemens LP released on Rhino Records.. Far apan in
st) le from the roots rock of Aannan is the soul searching
Ann De Jarnett. former leader of the locaJ band Mnemo nic
Devices.
DISLDUNG· •SEPTEMBER• •..•...•••••••........ 8
\Ve have new critics and a nev. \\'ood> Allen mo,~ie. \\"hat
better match? T~ Godzilla and Bambi. ApparentJ). "'e·d
much rattrer laugh at Allen's neuroses than take lhem
serious}), as he does in .. September." He·11 be ba r
Meanwhile. somehow "Three Men and a Baby·~ escaped ou1
. re,·iewers when first released. and us _ontinucd populant~
(currently . o. I ) merits a look next v.rek.
CHASING PAVAROTTI ...... -..................... 9
By VIDA DEAN·
.. He isn't going to be here?:· excla1me8 Zee Allred Sunda'
morning on learning that Luciano Pavarotti would no t t>e
aboard the Hornblower for the crui~ and brunch planned
~Y .o~ra Paci~c·s Impresario .Circle. ..I brought m~
u:~vat.att<?D for him to autograph: Evef)bod~ learned the
disappoantang ne~-s as general director David D1C h1era
came forward
THE REAL TRIN'G ••••.•••••..••.•...•..•.... : ..... 14
By J UDY CHAMBERLAIN
I've never met Amie of Arnie·s Manhattan. but I feel as 1f
be·s given me a Vet) special present for the ev. Yea r.
Arnie·s Manhattan is brand-spanking new, and about as
modem lookingasarest.aurantcanget-}Ct formeit bnngs
back memories ew York Cit}' when there was still a ~nes
of elevated trains. the Dodgers wrre at Ebbets Field and
there ""'35 a deli on every comtt .
CALERDAR ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• : ••••..•..•. 4
URCLE 001'. •...................... •• ••• • • • • • • • • • • • • • 1 O
GALLERJU •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••.••.••.••.••. 12
a, JE~~IFER 'll.~EBER
Of d>t Duh Pt!oc Su.ff
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Th~ ..s Die~ He ·ts ro 1.slen co
C!.liui.i musl(
Th:.s :.s )ant Sht liMs ro v.&rch tht .
baJ~ or. ~tit\ .slOO
D.< an.:: J2nt .a:e tht ms B_: Die
l!'~ J..r.e <!Of~ ·'1ov.-•!~\':"l.ng :~· .. ·1u ... \
•:>v-: :'"t vptr•. :.r:e ~to: v-· :~e
S\mpr.on;
DK' m~ )ant r.ttc ne.~ P·e. r.ttil ,
rt mtdi.a. fJll'.k :o rhe a.m
Opera
B«1uS( ot mt mghbra.. rrp..~mo·.::
r.J..S .r mi.s co~r.m and spoofs (W(.J or.
\\ ifrit run e~c~s. mam peop:t sh~
,,,.,, horn tht Oper2.. &u< :rost :T.·
prtss:oru sh01..ld t>e wt~ bff t. t s..tt
•lCOhl~ co Open Pacific spo tS•'Of'U~
Lt &nd1t
P'°f>'t snooia set a 25 g0ve rr -> ...
t~~ -~()( ·~ . Oh i.:\ Goe. = s
oprl' It s noc :o -oh. m\ God -0t
c .cured b·, 1t s co etlJO'\
Good cptn lS mort dur. food m ... SI{
1: s •food StOfJ Btndtt said a good <>pe~a
LS t 1 gooo ~p oP0'1 •uh .n rmru of
emoct00.. ~t and dt:iih m common
ditmts Good <>pm LS also good amng.
5tt S tnd Cosru.mts..
Ont of t:ht mort IDWil..idaring asptm
ot tht opm tS that 1 is gmmlly noc sung
in EngUsh. Bat wt's chmgmg. Mort
food trWlat&OOS m com.mg uudt>pm
comparucs rtptnoirts. Foundauon.s m
gt\lng tht COOlpl!UCS grints tf thtJ ~
to paform half ttlCir opm.s m English.
&ndlc gMf. W1th a.sis as good as when
tht opm is paformtd in anocha
language.
.. t,;ncil many of dlt opm.s m sung in
f.oglJ.sh. i 's DC?' going lO bec<>rM I
common housthold diing.·· &odlt said.
(Pleast stt OPERA{Pagt 121
earts=
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The Symp,ony
O.as.s.o. m... c CC""os :C' K~ .. r-.:) ·"'
OCiltr Mt'15 of cht irr '1C.i..dlf • .:: .. :tr.tart.
pawing and~ accordu:f co
f.nch V ofuncr. U KUCJ\'t dJttCtor of
fit Orio.gt Counrr Phtlha.nooruc Socim
Likt chost ocM l rtlSOC lI'ru. d awa)
mUSJC can ht dnidtd anro ptnods
ckscnbmg t.ht musaJ stric.
PERIODS
Rmi.imncr. -Music .mm t,r.
tWttn HOO and l<al. Coocmgom art
mos.: . th ro "tar :.~.~ :1 :If o• -: :.sJC n
some en •·or~
&roqi.e -\'en fo·-..-·1-Ct.-rtJ
muSK. This 1"15 a nme 11. ~ (Ofnt>OSr.S
v.-oukl noc ~urt frorr. Ct""<4:. ro•~ s tn\J
scruaum.. Tht baroqi:e pmoc .s ~.
' drllotd as runru:ig from 1 to i -
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pmod mduck Johann ~ Bae
~ Frtdcnck H1n<kl and A.minaro
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i1 5 p.m.. meetina 6 10 9 p.m.. S5.
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WBEEL OF FlUENDSlllP Singles
over 45. mcc1 for dinner at 7 p.m.. at
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'September': Woody's neuroses closing in
-Mo' .es ue )OW' best tnta\a.U)-
JDC"Dl-\\' dl. lhc fdlow •"ho couxd
~ ~ midi ban s.ltpc ~ throucb "°Sqlumber'" -a alO'\Y ,.n n.ea a.od dlrcaed ~ V. ood. ~
a.od ~r;':bolm Elboa.. ~ts.a FUT'O' and Stn1cb.. Jc seems bU t' et) oor Ill tbc SlOI') tm a probkm. a
.. La Ronde ··
Man '°'cs gut gu1
'°'·es ~ bo'
lo' cs anolha prl
nc
S o oor seems tc
&Cl 1hc1 r act
toe.ttber c~cept
Jack \\ uden and
EbloeStntd
.\ dcprcuaag
WW' as fu a.s I •'li rot:itt111Cd ~' ~atcd bi\ some mcmonbk ianes ~ -\\ nai1l I Do. -
-~t' ldeaf" and -Mooopr. -
Jack w udcn and. Ehloc Sundl.
'o.o ""' pros. pro'idcd the on~
cnhgblmtn& mo-
mcnl.S.. Omholm
Elbou·s 'Ottt ,.-as
appcah Q&. C\CD thoogb be d.adn .,
~'\C much 10 do
~ &r u Ma Far-
ro-a IS COtJ(lf'I oed..
bc:r type of roles
and K'Unl ~ Sitt •one.not ~
The barn was a beautiful barn. bat
~ °'" ot' ct got to sec n.. Tbc lake •ti ~uful too. bat ~ou don., Sitt '°sec
I! C1tbcf \\ ftal )"OU do F'\ 10 ~
thrOl.tgh the .. bole tDO'\'lC u a.a
C1.&cncw of &D o6d fzrmbomc wtucb
kJoks hU a mo''Y tn aad is a m<nY
~ ith 11.'l.Ddow., and doon •11xtl
~OU doo 'l gn to loc:* oat CJC nx pbolop2plr) ~ cmo o.
Palm tS .,c ... cdrtmg by-Susm
~toonc could be bmcr &Dd c1uuuoc
IS ooh as P>Od as \Ix SlOI') ..\ fuwiOal bn n am ·L Ma)-be ~.
should ha'~ cut dow'll oa tbtasl aod
amed t.bcu o-.TJ audJcocc.
Bea critic
Dear V.'ood\o.
I 'er) mYch ..-ant IO COUii atabcsc
\-OU 00 tbc Olrtll o( )'Om pcnoml ~ clopnwt:tltt.d an 'oar lasl 6.bn. -Han.uh I.lid Her Stuen.. -la ow
IXllO'-.C )'OG were able 10 p~ .us
dmaacn of depth. warmth. coo-~ aiuxt}. loTC and afJccuon.
Peapk wnh •ilom ~ C:aJ1 rcQte.
I •lD la). ~-er. l.ha1 )our OW'D ocor osts coo·
tmoed 10 doam11~
some of tbc more
C'OCDCldJc ~on. a.odl~I -~ SiO mom lool-
... fcln-an.1 co lhc
opct:WIC of )lX:J'
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t.cmber -based 00
that last C1.·
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prO" crlu.l banam peel
Goat ~ tbr breadth a.od depth o(
cbaracvrizaUOft.. kJst US S1*Je ff . OU
•ill W&tett1ns th.ts mo'Y c::aldCS me
lO uk ~OU OOiX IP1J:l \,\ ood}. don't
• OU loo• all) pcoplr who aJT not
m.adt out of oudbboatd"
.... OU1 stJbcd duunoa o( Jack
Wardaf' prooocma mntl. comu:a
from a pb)~ as u docs.. •'11.b lhc w
md authonl} of rr:scaidt... as one
mqbt ~ IS I ~nt ~-out'
rT>C""aV fOf tbt IDOYlC: 1-ik bas DO
raJ mcan•aa and DO ~ C'VCOt IS man or kss impon.a.nt \.be aJI) otha"
a;ad ~ caa coant ounr.frcs ~ a.od
ampon.&.at If~ sunpi) hi'~ someooc
W bold \£$ We ~ ru&ht. LC lhc •'21'CJ lb
of our o--a bed
TbaT 1$ losl an ~our ~ a.a~
sc:me of pr OCJ CU lD
W>Cltt) t.hroop lhc
dloru o( m:atlbod
and c:team )'OGJ'
d:aaracttn ~r ~-M f2a , 1oral
\n.ll.S.. Olber lha.o
t bc m o 11
pramord1al ,. u•~..._
tbnr rdu.aonslnps
•1th cada Olhtr.
Ed of us -in
•Tr.St.lie n •pow older wnh om own
pct IJOm.l °)1D and JUii. -If )-out )'111 IS
lht camc:dlc Side and )l)llf JUI IS this
dart sack rdJec\cd Ill u ai.mkss
-..ortd filled .,tb peas* ambk 10
mate t.Dtdlirn ~dim pkae.
ta &hr. funare.. mmp yuar ~
atha >U or>~ to I 1D8Y allald lk
JU ad s-u 00 &hr.,....
Real 'Broadcast News' peoplf? like movie
• Olly Ptoe 0111t~1 fftdllr, ~8. "'8 ·
Our r atings if a;I
t.JCLY
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Famous tenor is bothered by f attgue.
but parties and performance did go on
a,. \'lD.& DEA.."\ ar_.,_,.. ...
-H~ 1m·1 '° be ~~ -
e~ l« AJlnil ~' ::xx'l>-
l:J& o:1 lcarl?UI& that lecine h.-.nc-
tJ .-ocld DOl be aboard tht
Hor-...tJio,.er for tht ~ md bruncb
plroed ~ Opera Paafx's lm-
pnszno Cudr -1 brous!:t ~ 10,,1ta-
U0C1 b LO~-
hcr)boch. lcarocd tbt dlsappotm-
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DiCJi6era amt fora"1ni. -1 DOI DO
fdt lb1 ~ of tbt O"' Cn:as:
•'C&lhu •• •oWd be the bmtt
poruoa of w ddoui DOt M> be OD boiln1
Ht bad a I !-boar fbPt from M t.b.n.
L"tl\ ~ LAX bst -e.a.mrr. OIOucn said -Ht loot.s
~bot ht"' \CT) W'Cd after tht ~
fu.lbt and be bad a '~ bad ttmt
C'OID.1DI throusb CVSlOlm.. --It tS onfonww.t ~t ht tS DCM
aboani. bat •-ou.Jd br wont tfbt got I
dull and couldD "t Slnl at tbr mottn..
lk docs •'3..01 to mtt1 'OU. -said TilMr'...... ~ Pa'-aroi· t ., ibows...
-y oa a.n lD'HLCd &.CU rdaca3 gJ dan
&hmaooa &ad a rurpbOO LOC!&f:tL
~. WC ~ J1.ISi aacodma tbt i-t>.-JObd Radn So. .-imoaa tht ~ the ~
•ftit oa wimout a:1n mart hdcbe\. o.. me io.r ~d · ot tht n-1oo1
~¥11L tbcmdc mcmbcn wen ta' ed
bot ban cf'OW\TIS &Dd oraz11t ~
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LO tbt llpptt dec:t •ilcft tbt boJJn
...ncd.
Clbctal chJOD,. S&U$lllt &Dd ~
dM:at &Dd mus.broom omdcn and
herbed pouaocs and aab bnoc:k
weft tcnUI aioa& With salads.. frun
&Dd crocssa.Dts. (Al~ coated op LD
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sunpborucs. called ~ poems.. ~ dr.a•'D from h~ •'Orb.
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OF THE WEEK
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Opw> Y~ II~ S ambnte:t«
oC good • &o •••por'i. The rest..-. does his best to QMt Soulhem
cad~ the~ of ui>er•ICrlg the~ oC l1IS r18lllWe country ••
The 8illl:>Oe That CaM. snal. eAeg8nt and runate.
SU~ on/if 40 Mn'ors. kJtus ftowws and tr"!8 cdors ol
t>&ack.. ... .,.., ~edd ~ ~ ~ig doO'>-
draped~ eods baa\ aound proofing..., • romll'1tJC
fWe.. The 81Ze ..,,_, ()pMc> lO mast• his 9llils In ttle
k.rtdW\ a ... a 11pend1 ig time to meet the dnws..
()pMO IS boCtl a masler of charm .W:S a master of the wail
~you neve the opportundy to c::hal wtth twn. you
... -~you ..... rn9de. li9tlme fnend. ()pao •
SI IOCeSS is not OfMt/ ck'9 to his out:sQndlng ~ ~
atso to his h&.-ntlle appi ec:iation of P8QCJle.. He is the kjnd
of penon wt.a ....., ,,... m.m._ He said ••. , .,, so
gratelul tt..s ~ ~ come to c2a'1ie here _.., Nl¥8
let\6ned "*" umee..."
Lai ~·it..-'*' ()paso , mother nitumeo lO
Thaand. "-lrMled 200 do9e fnends 10 say fa ea al A
crowd Oaal SG9 would n6¥6r ft1 '"U"8 ~and....,
~ buft.c ~were set up in the par1ung tot more
~-needed ~ a doe6 "*'° of ()pa:so s wtX> owns the cam of ·' 7 bar next door. dosed his est.at>ast• • oent tor
the day to pr<Mde more l!Pece fOf 0pao·s guests
c.v.t OOOrS beta-• the bua 111:1 s were opened and
buf'lllb...,. •••98d on~...,_ Opaso ~
agM1 how tNr*M he ... om so rMl'IY peop1e ~
twn honor ,_ meet. by attending Iha par1y
The lood........, at the Balboa That Cale 1$ aulh6nbC
and eedi dcst'I IS pwson9ly a.led by ()paso He
suggestS ttm clr...a ,,.. to n. CUSln8 onter
~izers. '°'4> .W:S entree to en,oy a Mde assonm. •t
of llwtood. ~!Z9"S •• fta¥orful ..,., ckta'ldrwe.. Beel sate
C014ists of *-of be-'~ on a Ill ..... mannated'"
c:oc:onut cr.-n. brOlled p:terl brawn and 9IWwd wnfl
Thal~ uuc:e. The~ sauce Ras to be tasted to
be t11lrz'9d
Po pie lod is fned n. egg roas 9IWwd ~ hOney
pbn S8JICe. Fod mun pta IS one oC the most famous Thao
dllt.a and perMpl one of °" tawmes -mn::ed t'ash
alk• kneeded 9'tt'I c::hli pelle.. deep f'Md-end ~
With • 1:p1cy pickied wc:urnber sauce. The mldly l'iOt
seuce blends c:tlopped c>W'UtS· c:t.-peppers .w:s ~ The le¥ors tJlel lded 1fi.ttl the 06icale fisl\
c:a. are out:st.ong
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a.Jboa Tfaa1 Cale.
SIY1mP c:hdlen end c:nspy ~ 9IWwd WS1n ()paso s
hOmernede ~ ~ Slllads ... pr'ICed ln:l6r $3
The mihu inc::btes t2 emr.as E8Ch one IS a
ftayor1ul end 8'tJStJC tlter"ld of Th8I ~ tor •
memorabte expei • 1CS.. Ope9o l\aS mattl.ed items on Iha
menu wnfl astensks to Indicate the degree of heeL One
saar ~ moderatety sPICY wtllie r.o stars mart: 12"l>9e
dtshes that .. sp.cy end l'iOt
A:. cflSheS can el90 be preoared to ~ the taste oC
the d:lner A:. entrees we ~ W'th steamed noe ano
fT9Stl tnJrl ...
A ,_ of the noc.a.b6e entrees ndude'" Baiooa Thai
feat (• comblnatJOn of SIV'lmP. gw1lc: and stelit sat.e~
UewpOrt llQ\ads (ttws hot and ~ dlsf'I c:ombll 185 tender
squid Mth fr99h ~Ind OtllOnSt Balboe WW11g$(~
but not 9IPCY srufted bOI !0 I I I ct.::ken ~ .-e 9IWwd
• ...-hoMy pa.n sauce~
The beef or c:tOen o..ry ddhes blllltd sp.cy curry •
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styte bllft>ecued Sleek. mannaled 11'1 coconut c:rMm and
~ Mth ()peso I famous TNI ~sauce. EntTees
range "' pnce ff om S6 7 5 to S 13 SO
DesMrt IS not to be misMd Three~ tterns are
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.ay to end• Thal re.st. Then.. soull'fte cs lllgtJt made
'Mttl • bt6nO"' egg -t~ • ~ vanlb sm end sic:ed .,..,. Ids. The~ Expo m combines
choc:date ~ witn nc::ono c::hee96. The l"iOl'ner'MOe
c:oc:onut ace o a .,..oy wrrr to coot oown ume buCS
warmed by n..--=-.
0pao I 8albo9 Thal cate CS kx::aled at 209''t PSn
S1t'e8t at Bay In 8alboe.. .-.ng dlstanOe lrom the
Balboa terry e>ann. • _....., mitt Uaipt Tuesdays
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OPERA APPRECIATION.~.-,/
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opera ·s oripnaJ iangi-. -typically
Gnman or IWian -more and more comparues an using -supertitles.. -
proJCCtJng a transbuon of tht lyrics
aOO\'C t.bc Slqe.
P8.EPAJllNG
The most impon.anl t.biog to do LD
gtt l,lDg re.a4Y for a m&bt at t.bc opera a.s
t'o lcain the story and be familiar wit.b
the music. This u one of those cases
v.ilcre famtliarit> breeds comfon.
8a.ndk said.
To JiC1 ready for the stOr). lake a
look at a book of opera S)'DOp5CS or
v.atclliliC opera on tdcviSJoft.
Get to know the music try l.istcning
to a rccordtng. or public radio su tions
KF.\C or Kv SC
TERMS
L1~uo -~opcra"s lyncs.
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Overture -The music pla'>cd
lxforc the opcrung of the <>Pera
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Lanc:a.sler has been repbced b)
Gregor) Peck a.s tbc male kad in J&M
Fonda's ~ film ~Oki Gnngo.-
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Io a bod sutemcnt..Columbla said
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on rondluoo llut her cwne not be ustd..
'lo 19~ ind 19 5. Spn~ made a •t>rid ~for I.he ··Born c the L' ..S .\.. -album. 'A'bcn bC'ktU •cnl oosak for 1n11 tou:r·sCOOC'n'U u: Gar.~
S~1um tn E.as1 Rulhaford.. :--. J "~ J~ 8d.I rtpOrted uw 6 -m1.lboa
ca.lb-24 rrufuo11 men than oo a ~l*21 da~ -·~made~ &m Sttling
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NOW!
The Orange Coast's
Finest
SeafOod Restaurant
Has -
OPEllm FOR
SUllDIY BRUllCH
..• ON 7flE OCEANFJIONT
THE REX RESTAURANT
2100 W. OCEA.'ifllO!n' •~~'PORT BEAOI
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1 4
Real chopped liver at a real delicatessen
-rn t.aU .\fnhanan. w Brotu aDd
Staten Isl.and. too. ..
11·s Jo,·c/) strollm1 'tb.ru TM Zoo . ---rn T ak.e Manhattan ..
tht sttnt of noodle pudding batlna 1D
&nanlt 0\-nll
Otd men on -~ -dicu bmt
SlJcntly 0' CT dis.bes ot blucbcn) Of
JUDY d\CCK blinttes with round doDops of Just a fev. weck.s ago I •~t to Nate sour cram: t.bt )OUJlltr ~ opled for
and .~rs 1D ~,ffi~ Hills for lunch. I fl...... chcn) bhnaesandscoopsofc:bopped
stuffed mtYlf fuU ofbsha vamubs.. "'9Aml£1LAll h'-cr made wnb cbJcken fat. bud-DOOdk pudding and modc:ratel~ good boiled eas a.od p&cul) of carrndmld chopped Li vcr ocuons.
And t.btn I med all lhc •-a) back lO E veryth.ins,. of cou.nc. ...s washed
Orangr Count} h'cr wasacdJcnt. ~'tl WJth coptous bottles of Dr.
The ~xtda). on the nldio. I ranttd Seconds lata. J made tracts for Bro•'D·s Cd-Ra) Soda. this bnnc a
and raved about tM lack of <kb food Bristol Suect 10 Cosu Mesa. tum ,..1xn -ddi" meant .. kosher~
-and I'm not ta~ ~ about r,·c ~n met Arnie of Anuc's and meat was nt'\·cucrvcch·-it.h milk.
\OUT a'eract roast sand""-,cb -~anhatUn.. bur I feel as ifM·s ll'·cn "'1lic's Manhana.n tSn't kos.bcr -
in Paradlsc-8,-Tk-Sea. I t.lunl I me a 'CfY SJllCC:la) pmieot for the s~ lhu I Imo-bcaUK I can pbinJ) ttt
e'en iuucd oix-of m~ polnc httk Y.ear. I.bat ~·5 twn on t.bt mcou. Butn u
challcnJ:CS for someone tO open a real Am.r's Manhattan u brand-spank-absolutef) perfect. as sau~ as tbc k~Mt\leckh 1nthcbcartof8cac:b 1ngDC"a ,andabootasmodcrnlooklnc ddu of m) most ros)-tl remi-
Blanut Bingo Cu~. Wu.fun minuta. as a resuunnu:an tr=t->"et for me 11 ni!ilttmc5.
thctclepbonehncsattbcradJostat1on bnnpt:.ckrncmonesNcT. YorkCny Ifs an hcff at Armc's Manhattan.
v.crc nnging. One ltstener ca.lied in to v.1'cn 1Mn was still a scncs of matzO ball 50Up with deeply Oavored
tell me about the ~t.ella CXh 10 elevated tra.ins. the Dodgers ~ at broth: brisket of bttf. chopped b\'ef
Orange. and rm co1ng to te'l there Ebbrts Field and then was a dd1 on wtlb all of tbc c:baractiler--mabna
soon. I prorru5t C\'CT) ~mer mgredimts used in Just tbe na:bt
Anolha ca.II •'2S about a place in Husie bands of ptctk:s ·~ an quanntJCS.. CTUDCb) potaJO pe~-
Costa ~ ··1 lbink lhc name oftbc m,,tauon tocbubb) bancb..andcascs SCf"\cd .,lh sour cream and applr
dcJi 15 ~m1e·s. -sa.id my informant. filled •1th •tuefWi. sabk and carp saixx: bomnmdc blucbctTy and ~as to wbelha "1ruc's ·~a spart)cd in the ptt-bruDCb bsbt of chc!T) bhntzn. pota&o. meal and
dch (bot prasuami on a roll) or a Suoda) mornu!p 10 tbc dd.JaJes.stn$ b.sba kJusbn. ooodk kuFJ made
debcatcsSCn (matzo ball soup. stuffed of my men>or). Mimaron Darush. v.1t.h cinnamon. rawns and brown
derma). tbc calla nwnWncd 1t WU &ood f)C bread and loa~CS offiahl)-s.upr. •hJtcfuh Wad; fla.nken With
t....lhc __ 1ar_aa_._addJ __ Dl..:;_tba:_1_t.bt_cbopped_~--bmd--Cballah---addcd---their-· _aro_mas __ to--, barlq an beef broth. Nova Scoua lo' .
•'\lb C'\"tt) laAd ofbqd u.odcT the sun
-~ tbc ~find smoked
sable. klppcted salmoa. carp. Cl. aJ
Sanct-'lChcs arc mc:kcd dan~::St htgh wtt.h ~ beef. roast
• pasttatn 1. salamt. turk~. bnsket
and. ) cs.. c' en tongue -~tofort untno-~ as a sandwich iN;redimt 10
this part of the W1)d WCSL
There Sttms to ~ some kJnd of
Hunpnan influence at •ort hcTc It
$bows up in a pn1bsb with onions
and fresh 'qctabks scn-cd O\ er
spactzk and -•ondcr of all •-onden
-lbc "Cf) best ·stuffed cabbagr I
ba\·e c"cr bad 1n m) bfc. 1ndiad1ng
m) owrq -and I make ~ pttlt)'
sacrosanct stuffed~ ifl do sa)'
so m)-sdf.
Armc's ~ lS .,~ two
wa)"S: pla.ln or with a J';llout and iour
sauce. f d ddiDJld) m:ommcnd opt-inc for lbc sauce. lh'dy and ltut}
Hunpnan with plumped up rlJ.SUU
and a glazed tc'turc obwncd ~
bkndlng tomato sauce. two-11 supr.
do'cs.. lemon JUI«. lemon nnd -
and mon: -unul IYP5) viohm arc
ncarl' aud.ibk 1n the bed:ground. SpCakma of bacqround. Arn~·s
·~ murals.. done ~ Uptstra.no 8eac:b arust Wt.llwn Limdlrook.. arc
mougb tO make m) bnk New York
bean beat f.utcr Surrounded b) a
buet )~Dow Cbccka-Cab -area
I 9S S -and some t:arrultar gbmpscs
of Central Part and tbc subway. I
bask tn the comforuna rrilcction that
a 3.000-milc pp has been bndgrd
e\ t"f so shghlh y OU can taU IN "r1
out of the al). but..
So. \OU ·~na ~ bo""' much
I.his alf cosu"
.\ barp1J1 al a.D) ~. hotlC'}. but
the sand9"ldx:sat ~·sMC.m t.bc55
l"l.Dgle. a plate of cboppcd lJ' CT ""111 ~t
)OU bract a peJtr) SS. 75. krusbcs and
potato pancakes cost S3. SJ SO
~~-KAW 'urusbs .arc S:! SO Cu )Ou afford to cat at va~·s" Fult-
on diAnen.. s.ef' cd •1th soop or Qbd
aod potato pancakc-s -and al nt&bt.
)~t -arc aJI on IN menu for less than
S IO. Hu, luncheon plancn top out
at S6.95.
E Vcr)~1ng -and I stress EVERY-
THl NG -1s homemade. up Lo and
1ndud.ing tM 'Cf) autttcnoc. cn-
dntOnal Hunpnan appk st.ruck!
~olhing comes out of a can or lbc
frcncr
Other rcstaunots 10 SurfCn) ma~
ha\t loJ. -C\al blcd.s. I'~ ~
matzo ball soup nght in South Coast
Plaza.. aJona •1th a rubber) chopped
h "CT pa:ste that I sccr«I~ think LS
mack &om ground up s>IY"Aood.
But nobod~ e1sc has managed to do
.,. bat t.lu.s SU) •\nuc bas door. Dr
Brov.l>·sc(l-Ra,<SI :!Sandall. TM
81& .\ppk 1s al~ v.~11 and lm na
1n Orana:t Coun~
Amit's Manhatt.an.. 2831 South
Bnstol Cosu Mesa ( '"• milc south of
South Coast Pl.aza) 64 l..9.ll O.~ cs tatt brcak&st. luncb and dinner~~
d:a~-s. Mon.-Fn.· 10 a.m to 11 p.m
Sat. and Sun. IOa.m tO I a.m ~a,or
CTcdlt cards. Lot parting_ T akc~t
a,-aJlabk Pnccs.. Mockrateh ino-
pc-nsa'e to 'CS) ·~'-c.. ScrVl«-
Hunwu.stK. profeuioul.
Mast er Chorale auditions Saturday
These two t.m fresh egs teamed with two sausages and
• four pancakes are ~ so quickly and coorteousty that
It wtli not Oltky open )Qlr eyes but bnnc a smde to your
face that'll last me wtlOle day. Senled ~tnil 11:30AM.
A ~VC>iid-of good taste . .......... .....
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Chorale's sublcnpuoa tcncs. TbC')
also will perform at other area cvmts.
i.ndudi .. a COCKlr'l1 Jan. 24 at tbc
Cl)'SUI c.atbcdra.I in Garden Grove.
for t.bt ti~ aod locaboos of auditioas.. call 49J..I034 or tbe Maslcr
CboraJic offl« at SS6-6l62. •
Royal PIJIJ.IJarmoalc replacement
Tbc Royal Pllilbannoaic Orchestra
cance1!cd \k Ututed Staa ~t
o( Its s.-tb and NonJa A.ma ian tour
inA ...... ~t.bc~IC
Society .. eot oma.a, MCi6ed o(
&be ca....0.,.0. UDtal mrfJ Du:lrm-
btt.
OlitOitlbeTown·
CAYE LIDO
Cafe Lido is ~_.pon C~ \ II1acoe ·~ only supper dub 11 • s
locaud on Balho. Peoimu.la. Cafe
Lido js_wdJ ~ few na fresh
-.food ~ a.od COii~·
~ cws.aM. pt'f'pa1ed by Cbd rranc:is. nw ....n:i.. intim&t~ and
cozy ambiancif al dllR)' rGlle and
burgundy d«OI ere.au a pufect
al~ for )·our ciuwli n.·
pet woce Cale Lido is aL._, lhe
rKiptfllt of the Prestipous
Soulhrrn C Ahfornia Restauranl
Wn~· ~ih~r A•-.rd CasuaJ at
Utt Omner nqh~ unuJ a:ud -
nqhL we ,a:n n.gt\lf) Call
0. 5-2968 !or reH'\ auoM
THE CA.X~EBY
n us lustonc ..-.tnfn-.nl La.ndmn
lD :-.;-1>ort"s c~ \'il.IA;ie ft:a·
tu:ra fresh local seafood a.od East
ere beef ComtneatJ)· pJd ~:
nee. ~ f()l Umdl. Dmner Sun
Brunch and Cham~ Hubo~r
C ~ Enan.&lnmt>ot rugti~
a.nd Sun. aftrmoom f..ii~ l~
~ fovd p&~ -superb dam
cho•der' 3010 Lafa,tttt
0.5-57.
CRAZYBORSE
STE.AIUIOt;SE
Country d io1n~ ~1th cla ,·
Authenuc ~tern dttor res-
taurant and saloon. featunnr
prone nb. !rffi1 ~ och. and
tbnr f&tl:IOOS pan yulftd ~k.s
Lundi Moo-F"n Ot.nner ~r
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ln"f' mUSK rn t ~ sa.looo.. ~~r Rd
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PARKSIDE RESTAl"RA~T
RdlV'e ftS&.erda\" at the Par ~t
Resa.aui.nt.IonDerl:l> ~ Casqut
debg:hunr,: loca1 dtiwn for 01.er 1-
'~ Parbadr· fatrt mdud~ ~k'3b. pnaw nb and f~h ~•·
!noel ~ Ouil!ir'r -pt<ia.h art
wn"'ed al ooJ~ r ..95 >--p m Oaih
Lunch Speaah 5UJ't a~ onl~ ~ ~
Rn"fd in 8 qwn_ IDUmaLt al·
mosphere. ~-mah (or a perfect
lunch mettmc with A.ti a.mport&Dt
~L « a nla.unr ah.ttnc.oc1
brtal .,th a speaaJ someont
S.poru no~ rn ow ~t·
t ateUrt.t da.bes and a la.."l!t"
§CrftD . T. ,. Rams &'. R.a.dtr:
Ca:n:lft an M"t>r bl.cbd ...it.. "IM
Par~ e1u-nch &.Mu Liii\ .tac.....c.
to "U'l'OOe (or theu bo11ctn ban· q~t ~ Croups ..I up l4 l;.
ptr.iOm. ~l&b \Oc.11 bobda~ put\
rew1'-a~ earh (, mrn..rc:.h
k>cated Ul f wntaJo \'a.ik)> at
165.Q Broolthtin: .n ~I.~ "<tuue
Pl&Z&. f or ~atl' n.. • r a:...rr m!onDAUioo c:aU ,-u -,,.. -,r~
THE REX REST Al'.RA.'tT
Located OCl tbt ~ront .c,_,,, r rom Uw ~ewpun Bacft ptt-r. 11-..r
Ru u tbt Oranit C'·.ast i ~~ etth.tSn~ St"Bloua nsuura.n~ Wdl
koo..-n !nr frr b Hasai1an
courmrt fi~h ~ltcteons and
• '<pttWi:unc 1n ~ Owiniei
Wand -~ l~tl ,-eaJ and
prune me.a~ The &i Restaurant
15 the ~ ol h:ah &S -~u as
\'Ultor'S. Rttlpmll • the pres·
tqxius TraHI Hullda.\ a ... ard.
f a.su.al rlt'pnt aUU'f Lwxh.. dm
Dt'1' Call 6'7 ;. ~ f r ~r
\'attc>lli. \' .J.rt per k.uu:
REt:BE~"S
SOL'.TB COAST VILLAG E
If ''OU ha'"' an appetite i · veA1 focXt and n cfi1rnt !it'f''ltt in up
. ~ surroun<ill1'" th -Rr1.1t>t"n'•
~for' "-' Grnt I~ ~I .. "' lhru
f n 11 :>I). i S..1 1 '.! l Ele-pnt dtn·
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Sat -4·1•) pm ::;un Outraz"'-~
'unoa' br.Jncr uua,azanu ll•·'.!
Super fun Happ' HOUJ 5 r ~ p m
16-41 Sunn •-rr u:,,., fr.,:r '4 :
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:iatl Loft Bar & l.nJI fNtU~
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t'1:1P~ OCl fresh s.ea!c..ocl •• Lr.
bu ls\t t'lllt'11.6JrulW1'It • Ln
Lbe bar ana ·Open for dir.~r lllfhtfy from • p.m Wtt~
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REST..\t:RA~T
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TBf.JiA.'iNEJlY »1• -~~~ .• Se.food I UJl6..S IS.96 M !6-S&..95 Sil ~SIU!! ·~ • • 14> ro * ".'$
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ORANGE COAST
ANEidCAN
THE BAB:"
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l:l~r _ :;·n~ -t••.d. BBQ \In
cu ~--!'le'-Lnd'-.A1 sa..-d bar
~ c:;. ..n \ f" urn cbam:. .a.nC
cv~·" i.."nDalX" Brf'&ii~· '.\l·f'
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f I ~cc~r~ L"-f tntfrtaJru:>e-n: a.'>od
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Rf'dru. •. T ~t.r. ~-011.S
THE ORJGISAL BARS
fAR~ER STEAKHOL'SE
Ye--Tr-.e:-Ut ";..')f '"IJll.&.I F~
: • :ht • -and a-wf pound
P rtt~t:: A.5f ·Lt'~ and ff'atu:mi
C •pU)o ~ .hn., PrUJCil'.' ~f',P.Z
f r • .: :~an '.\I. -.,_"IJ and cro-,ni
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n A.~ ~ 0ttf t~ rllW'tt
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f.-. 'lot-a. a.nd ctucill' TM luwn
c "'tr~~ and~ and fresh
r ""t""' add to :.I» ~ Wltll
••• ·lb and hu:h t.cll dwn for
pr"~ fbcbnni Lani.HM ana
, ....,.. "-~' ltl<.lNC caplUTf tM en.arm
1nz &no .-um al.IDOl5pbttt ~o
< t 1undl and dtADtr Eit.fmt'f
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BRISTOL BAR A GRILL
0..., ~ milhoa tf~at.-i ma.lr"'
u. a loc:a.I f .\ \'ORIT£. .;;peaa1
dnn.k pnres and da.il) luOC'h and
dtnl'le'r ~ att our spfC'l<~
Ol..r !W'I) Cftllttd IMftUI ~-.cl~
a •l<k ,.arw,, ol tasl' mtf'fe.
0 J)fn ~ 6 a.m to 10 p m
Brnkfast ~fd aU ~ En~·
~at-ul ...s.• r1umpanct Brunch.
w.1tb "'f p&a.IX ber n>un.ammHI\.
J I 1 ~tol • C<6tl Mesa :;s· ~
.IOLL \' ROGER
G mt . .\J:>enca.a food and It Uw
be<.t pn<'f'Sc 11w Joli~ ~ ha
a]. •>-s btto known a rood Cami) ..
,.Jllf restaurant llw mf'l\U fea·
turf5 bna.kltil. tu.adi and dmoer
f rom ~ dishes. rnddAe c:akft bwtr~ ~ u.i.ds '°
0>mpiew dumen ol SNfood.
Slab. dllcbcl and cHbcolA dn-
wru. f a:m.h' ~ for ~ r-n
W1tJl u.r r~ ..,..,._ 111
~ -C.oasi H->-1..astme
Bach. 84-31 :r.
JIB'l"ROPOLJT~~ GJlJLL
8riilp lht tnditiaa ol fim sual ..., lot.&« ...,_. w Orup
<Aunty. wida ita heact..-E.i
Coma ctecic. .cl .......... __.
Cmtariilc 3 to I 1b. ...._ aad
No-. Soaca I ' Gem U... prime
:,t. ! ~ l 'f"A '1Al •~ a.ad
RE..\ L 't-" \' a d)ttWcab
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THE -"f"CC HARLES HOCSE
~ gTaC> pett ' UNt~r fr_.
ma~ bt !ounct in l~ \·K't~-nan
ch.arm of tlw '.\!nh.arib H~ .n
Tusun (""mp~h l"f'nf)'\lt.ed ~
c:ieconud LD &nt..q~ lt d;LD(UC
Tt>t '.\lcCt&a.t~ H~ otf~ a
mfcu 1 Od fam .. , ~pe$ rucn
~ f tM ..p ,.... I tUi' "Of:"lCa
Wftttflt d~r Hi<reoes pttpa.nd
~' e-ac.11 f"'fnmt RK1p1~nt
vi ~llwro ( al1fomu R.tsautant
\\~~ff' Prr rntSmc ~f•ro~r
-'.war<I l..unct'I d1n~r afttmrocr
tea. ;.a.:t <.1t \I ~ ~ I: l'i. Tb-Sa·
: l ~ afttmc.. n l.fa • 69m 3.1.';
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TifE .SEWPORT OY TE.R
BAR A.SD GRILL
B~t and ~ th a ec;Joriu.
~ \ llC'tOn.all f1&u 1bf ~"'".
pon ~ ltt Bar ane GnlJ casua.
-.food dtDUlf a1 1u ~L Ru
~ •bu aJ:sc> T1lf Ru
Restawant.. has ettaud a fun ~
tc np an .\nchor -Lttlm t>ttt ~
spic: sbnmp and m~ uqu.isu~I~
p~ fish. h ~ ol t~
•orld·, best lincwni cl.ams Opt'1l
all d.a.. from 11 '¥J a. m tu llr..J(•
·pm ·v, ll pm oo f'~ and
S.t~ 1111hu... ~· (' \"u.a.. A.E..
Dlnen-Localed ~ fmm tlw
~twpon Pttt 21 West Ocean-
front. :-.;~ 8eecb. l).S-~
Ql.IET WO~AS
Thu ioC>Call) popular ~taurant 11
proudh Ul IU 22nd ) eat ol ~f''1Clf
oa Penfic ~ H1n 1.11 Corooa d~I Mu f~ f;_ meqwu
broiled nrordfJSb It I unail. in·
u:ma~ al~. tJw ~
Woman w"~ lunch M-f 11 ·1
clinntt nc:b ll) .S I I . LI te a.igh I
a:wnu uU I ;JO Lm nitenauuneat.
ftnf w-uw I coctlal!5. satdbte
doh can for ~ about ~
cit'"'~ 171-4 E. C H•~. Cor· ~ del° Mar w .. -4-40
THE WBJTEHOt:SE
REST AlillA..~T nm ~ rataurant h.
been lln'1.QI Amn1caD bocDf cool·
lftl for DNriy 90 )'Hn DOW and Lt 01
~ bec.&.tt all t.be tU.e: Fredi
~ saW landwdles and boczw.
~eDUftl.~~
luncb dumtt " ftal.l.Znail full bu and ~ f:J~L I .ocaied
~ dab UI lhit ban ol l.Acuna
Bncti at 340 So C~ HW)
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ZUBIES I
P\lft and --... JUll Lib lalC.btt. s
~ ,.,. a-.r'ft 10 --lobK.tt t.aa. Sn ...... prime rib. nt.
ud dncba u I.I» IDCJll ,_..,..
... prias iD eea. w... n.e-
d.iltaen lefWld _...,a.ow -
opaa 7 aiidre&. Ce.er...., pound ,
pntt cinnb. ~ C'\JSU>C:Dfn
haw bttn roawic t.ck .a:ace l ~
Locatfd ., 1-1! Pattntia Ln c ta
~lea Ddt l 7th & <:.all 64.>-""~I
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Zl'BIES
GILDED CAGE
R ~bt kr · • ;,c-·i.r~: (rl.>(t. z... e" ~~ .... ~ ... ~ ·: -:kd
c!llc~tt1 bek bed: nbs ..od !i ..-1 '
..:>tt .\IJ d 1nl'Jfr< ~ 141tli ...a.lad
bUf'C! ~t:i. ro..'ll OD t~ C' ~
pi ta ~ -ud bu< roL Lune.
peaab ~. r f roci i9< Tbt Gt.ldfd
C~e b • ~ ol (uo for tlw _..,..
femJ.. ~ dance-Ooof Wilek
.>Cfffn pl..u T'\"'s (ex sporu sptt
~t£Jt" A JTNt ,._. from all ~ ~
.r:..:1ud~ CM ber Call ~'>-~1 ~
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.SEWPORT LA.~DTSG
REST l'R.'-\.ST
11w '~.rt ~ Restaun.ot ptrleo.:t.~ •tlJoltfd 00 lhr beyfroot ~ ,a.ct:it t. thf Ba.lhos f un ~
r. ~ .... ~ ~ f .nest loc:aJ -.food a!
.. ~.1 ,.., • ~t prtSt~ locauon
f U)f (, .. Jd and • man f U1UDC
klo.JflJt c ) ~-et casual JOUl w
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Pf1h.ap. 1~aun and cocha1!a
! : Cl I hf ..., ltr bar 1lw bftatn.
Y.& n;( \ >t.,. l<'C'ecu.eci wn.h tnl~
c•1nmfnt Tu~tdav-S.turda'
tucbl ht.fd ~ tttl Drum wunci<
f ~ht f'anbbfan c..n 5uncU)' afu-r
1)1.>U(b from ::l-~ pm. 1lw s~
Land1oi ~ de<uuu local fll"-ontt
()pf r. 7 da' ~-auom pk&w
ul1 •-l U .).!>·!~-; \.aid par\JQt
t'~ni.nc>
Rl':MPLESTI LSKISS
Ont ol Uw best ~ept ~ ol
:0...t"a-p..irt t.bf (~at Um~
W n.Pt d .. b U ~OU '°'t ~ t~ Uw pi.-e. ODJ~ tht cbotcftl
1aettd.ena&l'f ~Ill ow ·boaw·
madt saucn ~ NdJ dis.b ·
pttpe.rtd tn tlw l and ~
t~1i..o Ji California C'WSlM n,.. wuqur -chalkboud-llleml
• h..c h cbuica dail~ a.llcJiws rou CD
c~ poruoa v:rn to fit your
•PSJ!fl ltf I and yolU ...net' OOH.
1 and~ suc-b fS'-onLtS • Spe -Pt«1. Cla.ea 6 Unsumi and
Scampt Alfredo aloac with -ol
.NI --crea1m lib \Anican
Uuina -U<bwao ScaJlops
Swwdfab ~ic:nttt'1' and ~
IDCTf CC11Dplfu ~ IDftN
and dooo "t aua ow (rah 1--
~ brad" c-~to ....t
tbf law o,.ht aw:itb or Rd
around and danct to --ol tlw
best mtenatDmelll U. ~ ()pm
11 JO LJIL ~:e:--~ 11 <JO p..m. 114 Md' ed.
cka ~ ~ Be.ii fat u.
~l'Of\ Pini 67l-5025.
CAaMELO'S n.. Ulb.n--..rt ~ ol nc:ep-
uonal I LabaD and Caatimol&I
CWHZW ii._ ol tJ.r more rewu'Cf.
inc plac.n '° cli.m. Preab .,..ia and
lperial -liP,-MIDCa .... ~
~ 1')< ~ of Uw fmest
lt.al&an ckCs.. Piuo bu mtm.ain-
IDf'Dl CDm~l$ l!w fun •t·
cfosphut Alfrnco din1ac
1.-ut.bn PfrmrtUOC.1 Op.a fot
IUDC'h '.\f • f 11 2:.30 Oinntt 7
mpu from ~ ~S?D E. C'~
H11n . Corona dt'I Mu 67> 1922..
MAaCEU.O"S
1lua ewvd W'UIDef oil.as &D H ·
~ 1-llQ ~ Ul ~ ..., ~mo -mad l!ieir r---. bmd.,.. pizza. FAc.ab-
tiaMd llDCl9 1973 tlUs c-ilJ
owwl r"8 I 1 US bm capc:und
&.be -.n. o1 LL&lia rood to.uL
'.\~•!W'S al.Shes r.a\t bttn addtd
to tbCo alttad) fntmf' ~ mfftU pl~
all .. 0'1 ca.a rat l:wxb buff rt Lwich • ~on Pn. Dim:ier ; ~bu a lltc& :-:..ir: Beach 11 :::..ittr Ht.Jnt1·rttJ1C1
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!. ·~ t!"f"'.,.,.. 1ncrf'd •nt.•
~-no p·-"'atC\~ ~ •. t :a•
or nt'f'S"" t.-.i ~ ~ '1nr~
Co!Andn-a o! B .. IHl r~·
" ..... u r~ r · ti.a•1:w Tht
Best Paza m Onnft f" o.;..1m "'
Tiw Grui Paza Hunt ?00 E ; ·1r.
5L in Cr~u MfS& ·?.! "~
\.ILLA SO\'A
A bfaut.! .l! be\ nt-• c~tr-:ht
rom.atic '>ftlllllf! that ba.1' t:Mdt-t/Jt
\ Illa ~..,..,. a spe<U• k nd "1
pl.ac'fft fw ,.,,.tt rft\ H·AI"' '"Pf""
C'Cl!tDr fr'OaJ r~ a!"'fl ' !"' ..
cm I I.al'\ ~ri. ~ :i: \. d \\
C'harm £n-,,t•lM t [ ":~
OJCbtl) PW>O bu r u.I mt OU ;i
I <w) a.:n ll ·I \\ e"~ r~ t Hw.'
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LI' REST ACRAST
H , "" .... t le~ f '(.id ' ou rt
~f r... fll'°" d1111nr bf~f ti u • ~ U'Uh auttwouc C-iu-
food 1bt nw11U olfen a~ •&1·
!ft) ~ U~JC ~. from I I.a
C&ttt LC• C"N'Cbtnat .. m 1..-iduch.-.
r antr·r-& :iudluan 'l'k 8ffaUu.alu~ dttO< in 1 ~pttrMI)
bfauufuJ •UDt.6P~ff T ropoc:al
dnnk to QIWD<h )•A.Ir lhll"t. ()pf.n
W'fn da\"ll a .,.~• f, r J nch .a.-,d
dmnu · ·1 '<dams H.in•.r.(".,.r.
Beach I '!'1 1:,
TBELOT l."S
Eotf'r Ow Orwnt and ~1p.-r .. nc ..
thf u~ ol \I.a~· r. are
Sucb~un c~ .\J\~nhc
Ch1otsf dt4bf4 t•pr 1111-<
p~ b) ma:sttr crwf Liu T~
Locm can olftt cuJma.1" masttr
peK'eS to )"OW' lJkr.ng n.~ kl\ ~i.. duunc Al'f'.I ts d(.>aunat.fd ~1th pi<
lures cl lhr Lotus ~" · :ht
5)-mboi ot purit) in Chanf".t cul·
Ulm. Ea..,,. fuv (~ d IGll'\l ~
~U II! llfuw ipU"IU and b. "P' ~
ft) u tlw Lot t.i.L Loca~ r.
Harbc.c Cmttt a1 -, Haro."
Bt..lf 1n Cosu M~ re11 "' JI
CAUFOR.SlA BEACH
CahforD&a ae.-b Reua.urao1
oat o/ s~·· moat CClllt'CI
para.1)" ~ r.°"'81 ti·
quialu .. ~ di.ams indudiDJ
walu.. ta.food ud SLeA.b. make
Um a uv.ly pleasunbW di.JUDI H
~nmct. Locaud at ™ \' aa Lack·
lD Scwpott 8exb.. Lunch bourf
Moo.-Fn . 11.30-2:30. d1ontr
~11:00 ';' days • Wttk ~
bow JpKia.11 5:J0..6;.JO All map
crtdn cuds acceptt'd Call
67!>-06 i 5 (,. mlormatioa.
CllOWX BOVSE
'1"bn ~1) C~nmtaJ ,....
'-lnAl aitua1ed at U. t'Clt'IWf w PCHud C~V.U..,.Ph) t..
been • eoanan·s ~ ror GI'~
15 )-..n GOW fine dtmDf.
C'OChailil. .t...m.. ~ murw.a.
meat..~ t.r . ....,.,,. boar. .
quit r..ms in limo aerrice. n .
'-"" wim ..._ 32.802 Peaf11e
C.-Hwy. Soith I...,.. ·~
499-2112l6.
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A tradn.nal ~GtJIW1lt&I f'K·
t.awant.. suak lM\at spi.n.ach
w.d llambf. ~ Wad. aD
~ ta~.dt ~ a bidl.I>
qua ltlflec ufr Trad1uonaJ
C<"~~l ~ • X h a., hr ._ beUf a
La RttHW..:. \t.a.I I &a f "~"'
r:>C) Lor. I· nd due 1m:
01c:•r .~t :nt,q :..1tt h~niled
·pecul· niJh•h .S l ! .. SI: ~;
4',~i[t..ilib iull '"llW l..wlch
: ; • '! .• dr., ... r • • ~
tl"-.:wn• .. f".ttd ~ r.; •
L..cattd edJAiCtllt i..u dw '~ \\~ ln.n ~-'e-ap..n Bku .
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~EDITERRASEA.S ROO~
Airpor1er Inn Hotel
C ooretUL and WC ucf~ '""°' UW
ll ..oe\ 1,rp -r1 •UIT•JUnci~ Tlw
\ltd :uranutt R,..,m offfn
• Jpt'"~ C 41UMC1.al for
• :: r_ :!uu~r And ~nda\ bru:.ch
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T • t • ~ f(A dlt4QC -' bot..n.
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,.. t"i'.•:-~ .~1.rutt at piw-rf u
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1-:.cf Rr!l.Ard ~~. ~mtt
. ~ "flu~ '"'•rd nmni ~
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1:no.&n~tueb and llua~ ~
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:: m • p c-; E•t~llf'nt b&nqUf1
f1<"'1 t-• '"'fd ;:our. and bnl i<a,.. ~~ i. ~ Bn.,1<.,. C' ta \t~
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rn:s a • ll'\lf -~ :::w.imt ~'
.• i\at:t «ardf. lvn tha1 11°$
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\\ ~1~.,: Rutttmano ~ CUtltn~
p . .. tnaut • '-" a.n lADll"•"'-f and
.-~·~ .. i.sitf' ~•f'<"'.ited a.:stbnlunt'
.\r. .. nc l'w:l11nc ruu.nuy FfftM'b •ri·
:~r-r ~an Old '4orid bm.pitaJ.
1i. •utl\ f u.rld thee dan fulfill
t~~ e1pectat)'lftl f""l'l~ b, tlw
L'-undmc cu.ww Optu Taft
th.-......V. ~.a; for J\lJ'IC'b and dinott:
lhur 5unda\ brunch ta. talk ol
.Lbr t...niuLW \ . .a Lada. ~
Beach. 0. ~ ''""
~I CASA
Thet.r food bu a t.np 1.c> Mnico:
H• ... pil.lht> coe band .,, baad
•1th thftr QJO(ta. -Ma C.-.a es Su
C ~ -<.1 m~ bouw • your boaw.
f:stabbs.htd tnor !972._ rt'I DO
1o«ttt lnmds m~ diniJil btre.
C)pe1i dad) ,,,.. 11 .... l«
Lwach. Dmorr .-d C or\taih.
Ent.trt.aJmDC'Dt Wed. ..pu
ID the Burro Roca. E.. I ith
~t. C4AU Ma.a. ~ 16'2&
BOBBY MeGEE"S
Our huw.t '9fC<) • ....a.
f'\-n) DllNl • tpec:W tQ .. '
Y ou11 •-anl a CIOGl roe ... t f« dw
food and ran ., BobbJ ~
.-heft tJ.r mt'IMI latura f.rrerita 1tu pro-rib o1 bel'f .., Jiii. .ty
' • tlw [mtQ ~ ,,.... 61.b.
l"~OA cbaU W.W. ud
Ca8alei&i.. IO dimw E"'7 ....,_
mciudes 0\-eD-frala tn.d.. frail
'~mdeuipco..-....S· . . ulad bu-&ad .,.., ....
na, J'GU am dw. wt ron DP •
llw "·--c .... -....... aichldub.. f ora DiPt .. ..._...._
or~._.. il .-W wtdi
the ...pc_ la Ne ~· _.... w Em c.-~. r. ,_.
ftbaal call (i. 4, fn.UID.