HomeMy WebLinkAbout1988-01-14 - Orange Coast PilotTIIURSDAY, J U ARY 14, 1988
Irvine testS ·soil contamination . . '-
High levels of industrial solven~ found <kt~rm1"e no .... ~OU) l~ pr~m
IS
at former storage site: water check due -~ did do some soil and •ater
tests but tf) not r('al!,.dcar v.hcthtt th~ go• t~"" hok picture ··said ~un
Bcr .. ht d ~r. or en&Jnttr v.11h t~
board·~ •e-g1una1 olli~ tn R1,tTStdc ··\\c·,c aslcJ them to put 1n a ground
v.;uer mon11or1'l! ,.e1 "h!Ch 1s. the
nghl v.a~ to d t ··
By BOB \'AS En.ES ..............
.\. pot~ttall~ cbngtrous soi' and
'-'<lier conum111auon an In inc 1s
brlng monttortd b~ the Orarxgr
Count\ En' 1ronment.al Health
On 1s1on and th~ state Water Qual11~
Control Board. Off IClals said \\ <'Ci nt"S-
ch' T•o months a . tn't'Sllpto~
Costa Mesa H1gh's Greg
Ertel goes up for a
basket. but 1t was Laguna
Beach scoring a 66-53
Pacific Coast League
basketball victory
Wednesday night./C1
Nation
Cocaine use dropped
sharply in high schools
last year J A&
found high conttntra11on$ of the
1ndustnal sol,cnt tnchaor~h~lcnc
susptttcd of causing C"30C'l'r. a t a
former storagt tanl site on \ta1n
rttt
J The tt"Sts •ere cond~ b' ron-
sultanl's on bl-half oft~ snc·s o•Mr
Rotx·n ~Uebom but v.atcr quaht~
o~" 1.i s nov. •<lnt more tcsu to
Beach maze
C on.ent rar •o ns o f
1n,hlorveth,kn<' ~ to llm('S
higher than °lhe allo..,.abk k\Cl ""(f('
ii u'lJ ,. 11 ar-~ •ater \am pin near
the no ..... :i .. n: 11e
lllclaael lil.llla. 2 -,.,, emeriea from a mau of sand fences at
Ha.atington Beach'• Mai.a Beach. About t 1h miles of the
Tt-c s ie ·•.:'> •urm<'rh .ca~ b\
C'onuu o puncnts ·a Rancho
Sanu \la.rganu lirm v.h ... h.mal ('S
~wrc -.unt~ol ,3J.~ .
~le 'ct" .>:ro~s ·~.:1~ the shut·
ung do v.n o• J"' dnn 1n1 "-atn'
sourC\' foun..i · • r ;.i .., rh e pans ;x-r
·bill. n or mo:;: t • e \v1' <'"I
Pr 'I :l~L-= •• \~ )~ •e • t'13i 1('\ e1 0:°
con..c .. ;n;1°'" -:i\ ~:-i icr.,n.j lo
'""re3~ the,..,\.. • .::i:-.cer a,"ord1ng
to ll:\.n \\ :li--J\~ star.t d1r«tor oi
en\ 111 "w.. -::..: i..C'al:t: to:-the .. ount'
T'-'"'>:\ ~ ..... c-.: .... entrallOM o~
.. VJO Po)r1 ;x-· t.1 h -n ~11 ; the tant.
site and : 10 pans ~· :')flll(Jr. 1n
adJot. ... cnt ~ounJ ... at<'T •-1.o•d n~ 1
t~ En' 1ronrn(>ntaJ Heahh 01' mon
The so.•en1 h3~ ru r • • :-·
umirwt<'d Jnnt..1::" _ v.a:N 1n the a-"3
and v•li,.a \ Jr~ .:h~ ... l:l! '"c-ar'>•
-.('I[,. llJ m•lt..c .... rC' ·t-t., '".:\~ !'.' ~ ..
aff"-ct<'d \\"n ~rJ · ·
'--1~ • ._ a ""<'II iit'I ... • • "\Un;:"f
m1k av.a \ anc •C' l'Ja"e ! ~-:.! :-o ~~--..~ Of i.t:~ ~!°k. T \.3 "': , ').l. ..:!
\\ mi. .. Tnc L rljm ,..at10 ,.. J:-oca,..,
I• h.: c-onti~d • • .,.,_., • .. • ··
nylon fenclna ls laced acroea the beach to keep sand off the
roada. The wfnter barricades will come down in apri.Dg.
Boating
The Cahforn1a Yacht Club
will hear New ZeaJand's
side of the America·s Cup
hassle /83
Overpass impasse goes.to court
Entertainment
A new chamber music
group makes its presence
felt m Orange County./84
Index
Hearing planned over Irvine residents·
· request for an injunction to stop project
~ .... C..u J P
The ctt~ o f lninc and .l group or
~•dents a re C\pn"t("(f to square o ff r
,ouno,crthc, '' \dccaiontobu1td
t~ '\ ak \\cnuc r.ulroaJ O\crpass
Follo.,.1•~ .:i • ""-~ r""<"t"l'n~ .. 11 -
l:'L • ; Jt: ··.--c, ~ Tu~~ the
In nc(J.1•\. un ... 11•••ted.'-21 1ight
tht.. )u1: 'Jthcr tha., prC'pare J '>UP..
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pvt1 ,..c~t.. 1(°\j [>~ the rniJMl'
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(Plea. Stt IR VINE I A2)
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lo.! ..i n "'e" e~ !~.11 d,. nl. ng v.ctn'
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11th\ T .,~ 3s• ~~! of aJI ...,dis
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\ :e "'-' .u:tJ 1,;,:C\! ~ Scpl.Cn'1ocr th<
• { ;:iv-~me"\!
f• t:'.'~:' .vmirr.i llle hazardous
rn:er.1~3:r .. n tnc ov.ner
\,o , ~ to:.! :o X1 q_r .. &.h to ck-an up
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Educator
gets·27
years for
murder
Judge turns do~T n
motion to grant
Da \VSOrl ne\\r trial
8y BOB\ A.'i EYKE~
Of -°""' ,_ ... ..
.\ upc-r-0< Coon Ju.dgt' lO(U~
t-:-:-.<-.: .: ... n .: =nut.on •or a ~ tn.:L
"' .o-\ cud mu~ DnnaJd Dav.~" .ind kntcn.:t'<! the fvrmer
:" .~ •.!,.,... ,... St:-3! • : :-~ea~ 10
h'!' r: .,~ •• r ... sc-
Da·~ -~ .l ' ~ US Slant
dean a· '1-:.!k'oa .... C ~and a one-
11m< n-a-~c vur.:\ Shcnfrs dcpul~
\.hvt .l-.! ' <"C "' s e'-·• ic Donn.a
Dav.<>e"' o· :-.. •
He •as .l~~e-e \ti -..,, a:-ter !he
!Jloo< RI ar.: ~v-" .:'cd ''-\ ' ...
• <:) ..,f tif';«£rC'<' mur~ "' th the
~ a c1r, ms:ar e · h1n, ri •an
03• .. s •~tu~<' .. ~~.JC'd ih.lt l.~
"OOtH'! • S , "1m<' ' pa.SSJOr
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rC"COOCliC •1tn h1rr
H rs r.10\;on 'or a 't''~a ~ based
on: \.\~1m t~· .,,, •orm('f an()('D("'\.
Ro ruki 8:-o•r.--~ .<'d to h.a\C rum
j:X~-7h:atr "a • e\.l"Tl r.cd soon
C':lOUgJl lOt'S~ l!>Ti a '2SC wi·empor-
.li' mc-r.u "o:r.;x·en-..'C
Ir nn-Jc-r.u '·~ m ~...)r J~
).Jthkt'n O'lr.1-. ~.~ lhc '""'ord
md ,,11cd tri.a• 9 ... ""CT d.d no• ~'e
s..fX".:-ic•" rr-a r · '1Ulc a stro1g
.as.:" .-'Tr !T'C""":31 1-rom~t'n\°\
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B• "'e· "'a' .:-on..."C"med ~l \Ir
[)a ... -...~ ""l -o: e't:it-:m2 the nds
o:· s,-;-11.irn' i...'1.at de'c"'si anom~s
h ~ :o !>("(' s~ ~·~ D:J-v...._... a w m.aJc ~ mouon to
[Pleue .ee DAWSO~/A2)
Advtee and Games
Boating
&Jllettn Board
Business
Class1f1ed
Comics
BS
B3
Bl
A7-8
CS-6
86
C7
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Teen describes initiation rite in sex·case
Death notlGeS
Entertainment
Optnt<>n
Pohcetog
Pubhc notices
Sports
Weather
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8 ) JOSATRA."\ \'OUKE
°'-~ .......
'\ oung ho'~ -v.ho 101nC'\'1 a S('Crt't
club organutd b~ a formC"r ph~ s ica l
cdu,-auon tea her at an C"\cl us1' c
(' orona de \tarp~ school •-c~ told
to use a' 1brator 1n the tcachtt·~ offict'
as an 1 nat1~11on ntc. tv.o bo's in the
fratC'fll '' 1~11ticd \\ edn~' ··H (' t .J u\ ..... h3d :o ~'< :nc
'1bra10r lo> t uit ... lhc ..iub.. l 1.:.
'ca•-o J too' calmf\ •nd ... ear' : 'J i~ C'Qun not I ·in at ht<, i, rr.)c·
t~ ~r scat<'d 1n front i him
Th(' t~3'7hcr -Uan Th"rn3< Ra~._,
is a.:nrscd f ~I mo~~tat or , u-·~
tn\olnng 1-~oun(t tttn-oigcn 'T\an'
oi 1 • --,, ... ~e~ ' · "" ' ""~ " .is..s ~t
H.:i·"'-• [}_ • " .\ :-r: m•na""
~ -... :.:i= R i.::· xu..-\\ !dnesda" -,,~~ fk. .... -,. ~-\l..in.:-·p;l'
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'°X \ l"J J : ...... -1"°""..: ~I'"' ·~ ~tn! ~C'·~ -5 • ti t.'lal. I .. Oran~
Co:.~:• Ja He :ou ..i ~ ~·ucllC'td 10
Puttingtogether'cityhood puzzle
Mission Viejo CitY"Council-elect busily
preparing f orMarch 31 incorporation -
~ Cll) bt' 1t Rome or \tu.sion \i ~JO.
LS not built 10 a cb'
So ti's probabh 6"110 bt' palK"Dt as
the lcadirs of Dnnit Count):s nt"tJ"·
m c·u~ -orl lO mnC" MLUJon ~JO
an indqxndcnt munKlpaht) Aftn-
all c"' C"n ~ugustus ,..~n ·1 &ad ,.-.th
findma habtht> ansuranct'. contract· ing for tandsca~ manuc-nance and
Dt"gollattn"' v.tth thc state Board of
E.quahu1ton o'er saks w rc'niuo.
T1M>SC arc amona the usb tbc
~•> dcclcd Cll) C'ouncd must lmd
to an the •ttks lcadmc tci ofTlClal
tncorponlloo OD \Un:b J I
.\Jthou.gh M 1s.s1on \ tcJO '01cn
dcadC'd las1 ,o,cmm to btromc a
cit' in thc mtdst of tM 'ast unm-
roil)oratcd area an south Orangr
Count,. the action allo"~ for a fi,'t'-
month· traru.1uoo ptnod
Vtetona Jaffe. OM of the fh-c
mcmbt'n ckctcd to the M' rouDC'll
has found dlltanct ad' a.nt.agtS 10 SUC'h
an 1ntcnm penocl
-'4('·,c bttn abk to ~t totrtbtt for
•on.shops th.at mabic us to ldmuf}
UQS of concttn btfott ·~ Ktuall) bcco~ a nty. Tbcft·sa kM of•ort 10
bt' done.-Jaffe S&Jd.. -our fim
mttung v.•n Jan~n ~th Jn<1 v.c .g .. ·11
nght dov.n to the nuts Jnd oo l~ ·
Tllc council. ho•<'' er 1s not r-c.i' t"
sa.art1ng from scratch
Tb(' mastrr-pbnnC'd rommun '' ot
tract ho~ dozms o( pa \ .lnd
65.000 rnt<knu had bttn ~"cd "'
~'cral ~can b~ a \tun1cip.1 ~d
' 1so~ CounC\I. ~n da"'t<'d bod' ttm
met rqulart~ anJ rcrommcod<'d
action .to tilt rount\ brd of ui>«·
\Ison on ~ afT('("tlrtg \h~J(}.,
\'tq0.
M0tt ~ntl~. t~ Communit~ ~K'n Dutnct -•1th ~n tk'ct<'d
board -~ .1 ount~ -fund<'d budcrt to ult catt of PQrb strttt l'ttpl~ urttt hghung .1nd othrr
publJC matntcn.antt sc" tttS. -1t·s m h ~ romphcatt'Chhnl
•ouh4'\<'to-.. n a ":' bt.itl for
;"e tr3~'-tl''"'" :o ( 'c" smoothl~.
'1 d ('"~"'-' m.ar \\ I iam Cra,craft
.\,-cord1rg 10 Jaffe t~ transluon to
, ,,, h~ ... -;ills :I)• \I ss.ion \ 1(')0 to
t.J <. ra.nncr ... untr':)j o'n-lhC" com-
r.-h.~ n ti\ tunng J suff sen
P'-°lh.. ... nt nu1rg to pro' 1<k pubbc
St'1' 1C'C" and -perh.aps most 1mpon-
.l'lt'' -1.1-.e "hargr of .i bud&rt
gt'IK"r.11\.-J "'~ ~-al ~'('\.
"I th"' l • ~ Jo ha'~ lb(' R"SpOr."sa-
t>.i ht\ 1, t~ .:-omr:iunu' to !J, e •1thu:i
our 'mans -Jaffe wd -r ascal ~
SP\)nSJbtht\ 1s the blsc of tht optt·
ah"ln -
fd)o,.. Coonolnwl Bob Cwtis
q:rttd Q \1 -~c ha'c lo .toCM a
prudent .1nd ronstf'&U\(' ~ fis..
calh .ird d 1uuadC" tbl fan of~ ~!
mo:-(' ~?-w-,,..,, ... ~ -c.. • ... """-<.."""~ ,.
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ROBERT
HYfl>MAN
Focus o .. THE NE\\S
pnt't'Ol 'A \ ~r~ -~;I\{'!\ •N'
1~11on tu the cor.. "' -<' <V ~ i' • "n-ne'\1
'ar u rommm<"t" ·~ ""t!'""' ... , "'
l ~rd bu &d in, '°IC' !\ '"~ ~J"('
Jaffi Sobd ~-our... me""~" • 11
.. 11111 lh r<'pn'SCT) tau' ('\ fT'()l:" l he
SUlC" Boud ~· Eq..o.J.1at10,., on t!i'K'
CX'\.~ p.lp('"N " l~l l)n ~f."OI
I tht cb' ! •1 '1ff'.° ~ n-
C'Of"JX)nt )Of\ S.l~ t.I \ I'°('\"""~ ('.~
'1UK " ~ '"td1rt\."\N into t.bt .:11\
(Pleue eee CITY I A2)
Parents face trial in child's drug death
ltwlak.
Gil!m Ddpdo t.s fTtt
(PJI 1.-Paa&lf1'9/U)
;.,J~ J -..; -c,-:· ""II HC' ~~:he
a-.c ...at o-... -•ne .. , .,dtetl\t""CSS
'•::'I .l:J;' Ol~t"UU\~ Jndblamcc
-,~:rµ~c!"\ :e< 't•'l ting and con-, ~' -f '"e .!-1J.:~n
R i t-• f<"'t2:1C"d 1.-. m Harbor ()a,
... ~ n \far..... "C"ponC\11~ b«a~
... :, .... "' .. '!> ~' nt~ HC' -~
[Pleue -.e VlllllATOR/A2)
NB coach
arrested
on sex·
charges
By GREG 1.L.£RgX
Clf .. ci_.. .......
~ •sh~ ba C"tball roach bas
" ~~·cd on \...spc1 ::\ that ~
~ ~\ual rrb uons •1th f'o female
tuJcnt\ "'C"r the p;i t 'nf 1n school ctas.s ms and at hts ~ Island
home
Chn _tophtt 'f hxt Bratt Ltt. 41.
•a\ arTC'S\~ T~~ t'vnunc at
E~ptn~a H in -\~m..
• ~ hc bttn an E tc:adk-r
and l of thr ''s° ' ,,
bli ~t 11 tam for l rtt ·, nn l tt
•a.$ .i~ on ~· o( )
ora. ropubuon •1th a miOOf rid
~nnnulOn •1th a b'r
& "'i\l lnaDOf COQDt th
uh. 5.llld 8'Ta Pobtt LL Doe •
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DAWSON SENTECED TO 27 YEARS •••
.... &1
...Wdlc~ia ........ a re
d 'n 1, '-fll"I dial lie Md..-eo hit a-wife I 00.. ua Lake Foral IO
Wk to btt, not lo kill her.
O'l.ar) ckrucd thc mouon. The weitht of ctttumsunu.al e.,,-idcnc:e
pOin&ed -o~bdmin&Jy" lo lhc
conctusioo tbal O.wson had ~ to
hu ex-•ife's bou2 with the antenuon
ofkdling her, she sa.id.
RdaU\ cs of rhc v1cum said after
OC man faces trial
Jn Sean Penn case
MALIBU (~P) -'\ man placed
under ciuun·s arrest b> actor Scan
Ptno for allesedJ> crashmg a pickup
11Uct lhrouch the gate to Pmn'sestate
has pleaded inn~nt to s1~ misde-
meanor chargt"S.
Steven Sllllbowt>r. 32. o f ~e1m
pleaded mn<X't"nt Tuesda} to t~o
counts of pro"'lmg. o ne rount of
unautho nud entn and t'40 counts of
'andaltsm ·
Penn. the husband of rock sUlr
Mado nna. told shenffs deout1cs
Sullbo"er dro' e the truck thro ugh
tht" closed gate to the est.ale. got out
and pro"lcd the grounds before
dn' ing av.a}
IOdly's twan,. thal they •ere plcucd
trilb the nahna.
-we're lhnl~ that JUSbCX lS
final.I> brine 5n"ed. .. wd Ma.ril)n
Siddall. stster of Donna Oa9.son.
-The mu murdered my ~uuful
sister and now he's IOU\l lO pa) for tt.
rd have hkcd to S« him get the death
sentcnc:e. -
Saddall d1smu.sed Daw-son's claim
th.at the rnmt stemmed from a
momenta') loss of mental com-
petence.
-He's not mental)) 1ocompetrnt.-w saad. ··He's just a mean bastard.
He v.as mentall) cruel to hl"f through-
o ut their mamage ..
Dav.so n's a u orn e~. James
8N$Ullan1 said he •ould ~ ~
sentence.
Btustmao satd he would PfOblbl)'
not ~~t Dav.son m the appeal.
-Frankl). the don't pa) very
mu h. and m ) O\crbcad's Just too
high," he said. Oa'"°n's ftm at·
tome) was appotnted b) tht C'OUn.
He satd 0a~.-son took the Judar's
ruling v.~U. but maintams that M did
not mean to loll bu "-1nfe
··He's a rcahsuc gu). He knows n 's
an uphill baule," said Brustman.
-e ut an bis op1n1on It v.'llS a mme of
pas.sion •·
Dawson 1s schcduJcd to hr trans-
poncd to Chino State Pnson on Feb
PARENTS FACE TRIAL ...
From Al
Debbie Delgado "as released on htr
o.v.o recognizance The t"o are sched-
uled to be arraigned Jan :?:! 1n Orange
Count\ Supenor Coun.
\tean"h1le. Fountain \'al!e~ police
ha'e no ne" leads on a case that
shares ~'eral common features
\far) Che)ene \\ alker. :!1 : months
died March 17 "hile she "as at her
babH 1tter"s house in Fountain \"al-
le}. · .\s in the Delgado case. police
iniuall\ behe'ed the child suff~·
sudden infant death s~ndrome.
But tO\Kolog} tests f'l'\calcd that
the \\ all..er bab} infa nt had ingc-stcd a
··,er"\ small amount .. of cocaine.
poh'c Sgt Lam Gnsv.old said
ln,cstigatof\ "ere not able to
determine ho" the child angestcd the
drug and no arrests "ert made in
connecuon "1th the death
NB COACH ARRESTED ON SEX CHARGES ...
From Al
Police also reponed that some SC\ual
acts aJlegedl} occurred 1n Yorba
Landa. but Rogers "ould nm confinn
"hether the ads tool place in euher
of the '1ct1ms· homes.
Brea police Jre handling the cas.e
bee-au~ Yorba Linda 1s patrolled b~
the Brea Poh .. e Depanmen1. said
Rogers.
Officia ls at the Placenua L"n1tied
School D mm:1. v.hich encompasses
Esperanza H 1gh S\:hool. "ere ap-
pnsed of pending chargeugainst Ltt
said .\ss1stant Susx-nntendent Tim
\an Ede Lee "as remo'ed from his
teaching and coaching p0s1t1ons ··in-
ddin1teh ·· aiter his arrest and "as
placed 10 a non-teaching posiuon
said \"an Ee
Van Eck said Lee's arrest 'a me as a
surpnse to district otlictah. and
teachers.
-He 1s no" in an assignment that
docs not in'ohe students."" said\ an
Eclt:-R'1gh l no". ,,e·re JU St "aittng to
Stt "hat happens.··
\an Eel said ~was hired to teach
and coach at Esperanza thret' ~ears
ago. Before coming lo Esperanza. Let'
coached sem1-profess1onal basll.etball
in Europe and "as the coach o f the
\\ t'Sl German national team during
thC' I 9 3-.i season.
Esperanza athlC'llc director Jim
Panerson and former 'arsih 1:oac h
.\talc \1oore "'II take O\.Cr Lel"s
coaching duues
Teachers and administrator'> at
bpaanLa High ~hool !>31d the~ "ere
in)1ru\.lt:d nut to comment on Lt"e "s
arrt:'>l
The 'ar~ll' ba ske tball tea m
lc::irni:d of the 311e-gauo ns against Ltt
\\ edncsda' morning a nd ~as
··stunned·· ·b, the ne'-'~. said Brenda ~a~ mother or Esperanza star for-
"ard Rob ~;l\ ··\\e'"e ah~~~ hkcd ~r Ltt H~·s al"a~s been a ireal coach and. from
"hat I understand. a fine teacher:·
she said. ··r m sure the "hole team 1s
d1stresSC'd.··
:".a' said her son has been ··~f"\
qu11:{· since learning of t.tt· ... al'Tt'5t
.\n arraignment d ale hu no t ~et
ocl'n set for Ltt. "ho could not be
rea1..hed for comment this mom in~
CITY PREP ARING FOR INCORPORATION ...
From Al
coffers of \11-,s1on \ ie10
.\ commllt~ has ~n formed to re~arch th\.' in)urance n~ds ol the
ne"bom .it, .\.nd another commit-
tee "111 "o·r-. "'1th arch11e-cts and
planners on the \1 1ss1on \ 1e10 C11~
Hall. an enlarged iac1ht~ of the
current Commun11' ~n ices Distnct
staff office at L.1 .\lameda and Cro" n
\"alle' Parl"a' Th~t C\ tra si>ace "i 11 be needed to
a commodate a ell' Yaff that 1s
C\pected to gro" 1'rom the current
dtsln, 1 staff of eight \o about 2 •
emplo~ecs .\t somt' point 1n the nea·
future. the (II' Council" 111 h ire a ut'
manager. a 1.it~ auome~ and other
officials to run the da~ ·to-da~ oix-r·
auo ns of \fission \"1e10
··\\ e·re ti: 1ng to build a ,urse"'ISu'>
o n ho" ocs: to go about 1l said
Councilman Chns k eena ·one the-
or. \a\S "'e should select an intenm
manager tO ser\ e U"'llll ~e find a
permanent unC' The othe-theo~ sa' s
to Just go ahead and ~in the proc~s
of sele\'."t1ng d .it: manager and let the
urren1 dt'>trtd manager se"e m the
meantime:
\11ssion \ ieJO "' I. ~ontra.:t "' 11-
the ~ount~ fb• polt,e and tire prate.·
11on and for an1mal<ontrol Sc:r' ices
Council rnemocrs also arc loo~1ng
for ideas on forming 'anous c1t1zen
1.omm111ccs b~ tooling 10 the or-
ganizations of other 1. ilies 10 O range
Count\
··1t"s· rtall~ Just to get ideas ·· satd
Jaffe ··\\ e·re loo~.rg for nc" a~
p·oa1..h1.' and alS<. "'a~s 1h;-~ :ti1gh1
ha'e mJdc rr sta e' tha• "e snoulo
J\Otd ..
Despite the consultauon "llh
neighboring llU('JiClp3hllCS ~ltS.'>100
\" ieJO 1s no• ~' ng modelcd a ft er other
c ti .. ~ ... u .. ".i :T'cmbers said
··\\c"re d...>1n.z 11 ba~d on our "'r
undt>rstanding -ot \fission \ te• ··s
~n:.e .Ji dir~uor. "h1ch "'c·rc all
.-ami .J•"' :"i ·Jaffe ..aid \\ r .: ;r,, ( '.: ( Ur\. I S I t.c-\ :
•c,..,a -i1.'\! "' ~ '.:d r •-reattn2 a .. 1:,
bureau .. rac' :or x:' ~ral m"nth .. io
,, me :he fi,c -:i.:m~:~ also "ti! tind
:h:m')(: 'es ~eir "! t shape the
P' , :•, ~ I w .. : ~ ()•ar:gt ( u~nt)
·\\ c'·e J -...J\') 0<.' ng for 1.-
UOM t tram.PtJrtat on problens and
I :~ ,:-i "'c·11 ha' ca \tr':l:-tger 'oicC' as a
.. n, ·· ._et' na !>a td
Other -,.,ues 1ha; ;ire 11· ch to till
.. our.di mcelln£ aitendas cf1n('c .. r.
funhcr de,clopment. s:~·t.r
pohc-c eniorC'Cmenl and d1i;cussion ot
th1. IJll.'ofthe ~1."gean Hillscom mun1-
t~ .l neightxrhuud oib.OOC resident'>
that "'as k it llUt oi \l1ss1on \ rc1o·s
in-.orporatton but ma~ still~ pan ol
th1.· dt\ ·., f1..turc
BL.I ' e'"3" I :t. d ~ P•C I I..: •h1.•
, • ,,.._ .\3\ it 'Jr.d arc ou n~ ., us
to ·i.. .. ·e~ t ·!..,at ·'J:··· said ( '"l. craft
·'ho. lt t..e other<i nten ie"ed preqic·
te~ no' t!>1bk .. hang~ most r~s1dents
"0uld null\.( J'> .it, hood ar"t'e'
·· 1 th nl th~ n ' difference 1( the'
"or : ha';:-t lrJ .: ... p 1 • rtJ ~rJ
w tJ~e 1. are IJI bu\iness. l ums said
··Th~ bure.iud.l,' "111 I'll.· , •oser 10
h0!:"~ J-id ~Y( hab1 ~ mor.. n~ix n-
Loun.:-i '11.rcx'"" agr1.·~J ·:i.i: ~·
":ape, ·he r"'l 'I n-:p... nant cr1 •• n gr:
no" '' :o" r , !"'pat bh ·' .... .:a.:-h
lh~r
,. ··t.1 •her(' i' ;i ;:i·io• i: i: 'nu .J ng a
~ ""C-., • pr-.. • .. .,.! or J91~ • r~f'\SU~
tt\J! •'e »ti •\t f " iL'f•'lh,·r d'J a
cound. JJ ll.: !..l J ··rr:1 -iin•ident
"'· , .. "" p ... t --~r' -a ;-retaenc~
Jn..! -.. ·-,.:.,..!,• ··"cg>C>d,i1he
"''.:
IRVINE TO FIGHT OVERPASS SUIT ...
From Al
v.as mad\." Jrd ·he m.:d. did "'>"
1nclud'-th~ IT' pa.:1 L • 1 he proix ~d
San D1l~v F rC1.'"' a~ -'t ale 0' erpas'>
The su11 rnntl·nds. rha1 ticcau~ lh('
1.1t\ ·~ informa tion 1s outdated th<.
re?on dcx'\ r••t ad.:quatel~ ana 'u
the effCl.:: th, p· • e-n "Ill ha'e "
traffi .. saf..-1• Jnd 'OC1 al ,')nd 1t1um
\uch as nui'>'
The conth.I' er<,1al pro Jet: I "h11. h
"ould e\tcnJ 'tale \\Cnue from
\\alnut .\\l.'nue 10 Ir' ne Center
Dr1' .... Jn:" J ·c"'J 01 n.:-arl~ I ~ •
resident to a marathon C'lunu
Sc:ss1on at the Fl uor C Llrp cafetcna .>n
'u' tn \l.ir' oi the resident\ oppo~-d .. onstru~ :1 n ol the bnde.e
I) ... ~"~ Iha: m1.·•:t1:'lg_ :h<.' , u~
' teJ ; __ -"'1:~ .\g:-J:'l a--: f}.._ ·-,,-' ~.n. fl -ILi J~d~·p· •'"
'trunmentJI 1mpa .. ; ;._po~· ... , .. -'f':
pru' r: thl· :vn,:ru, 11c " ( ' · t ~ ~
rn1ll1on prOJ•·~ 1
Dunng ;h, <.l\··1.1v ·,;:-.:.· -!-J
""C'lbl-• o: J ~rO~tl ,.s • .:! ( • r~ -,
\g.:tlO'>I l Os.Ji( T·J·:·' • ~. ,,,gh-
oorhoud >Jid lh.ll ~n r;: 't .J !or
u'>'-· b\ Jn ... :1:-:i:ii.-: • , ., (''a
Ja: ..,.· uld pul cnt u't'n "'1•l.an~nd El
c .i:-l -R,J E, -1.n·a~ n IOI at
r ~ ....
Coun, ilma-RJ t .i:j Jni. ar~u\.·J
1t:at th .. · rrnJ\'.I ' u u .u' lhc numt-<-r
>I .:i-.hknt'"' • .. d .... mg the number
The ,:-..oi. nr-v.h .. h "uulJ 1,.0nnc\.l
-: .•• \ ~ l;f El l.110100 R~al " 1h
Tht Ran("h and Ottr1idd com-
-·"" • .. ~. "'111 al~ redul'e the numt":r
o• r,-,1J,·nts drn ng un ( uht'r Dn't'
anJ Jcff,.e, R "'Jd to get to shoppmg
01hJ\ ( atalanu ').ltd He J1 puted
.. IJtm~ th.st th .. a .. 1.:cs<o "ould hnng
trJtli .. lrom i>ther 1.ommun11 l'' lfltn
the neighborhood\
l).i, ld Flint pn .. ~1dent JI the CA·cr·
fidJ Homco" O\:r" .\s~ 1at1on said
traffi.. ··\.'Ond1t1un~ n our m·1gh-
bum•.JOd arc.• alrc.-J:d\ \ti"\ J1tli'-uh
\\\.arc.· not C'\Cltcd ah..lut t~:i.l1m1n2 ;J
sJ°' "1\.Ul for-10 HI \Ch1d~ .. -
$23 million lotto prize won
.\.fr.an "ho 1'J,ored an H\.'r·
cros tn! tor htt. h 1s1r, pC'~tn~ns
and cmcrgcnn 'c.·h1dcs onh \aid the.•
bnd • -'Ould cr.:.lt\.' mort 1raf'i~ • n
JclTrc' and Cuht•r and iuel lurthC'r dc,el~1pml.'nt .\C R.\ \IE' TO I ~P·-ffiCl I")('
"ho bought J lollo llC C't n 1he ~r
J o~ area"' lhl· "1riner <•l an e-st1ma1ed
S23 m1l11 n pnu lo11e~ o•T ..ials \aid
loda\
Officials ~1d tht un1dcnt1fied v.1ri-
Mr h;1s 't't ro1.:ome forward andcl.l1rn l~ pnie. v. hid· unollic1alh 1s S.:' i J
m 1rhon
Tht ...,,nning numbers p cl ed
9."cdMSd.t~ mght f\. r the ,,..,~.
• C"Cl h · Louo tr-.i9 .. gam,~ wn~: 2
.a 1 lj 11 I) J..i ~nd the bonus
MA.INOfflCE
nur.i:-.C• ::
T"lu'-•• q· ;' .. i.'I.! ,-.,~ num~r<,
>" w' '", Mn .. \ nu m~r v.111 \h~re
S.: m I 1u'" ti•c oi sn SI 1,:
~ h n lui;r 11 .,, ' S .: ma hon
ThR--c 1' ' ) ,,.orth an automattc S5
The num~~ ~ere \.hos.en~ lotto
mact>1nl· Junni a 1tk' 1s1on br d-
cas~ on~inatinf in S3cnmt'nto
The ~le., Irom \\ td~~ ntsht to
SaturJa\ ., dra•1ng aerC' S.:O . .l
m•' on
( atalano argued that 1t "'ould ~ I
.. absurd Jnd fi nancialh H·
rnponsiblt ·· 10 \~nd thnt mul h
monC'' for J t-l e ~ndie
'ounr tl'>3t the propo~ bnd.&e
has bttn a pan of the CU) 's gC"nt1'31
plJn .. smct da' one ·· C'atalano said
-\\ c mu!>t ha' e the courage lo do the
best for all 1hc rt'>1dcnts or Ir" me -
The.· dati: tor .l upenor Court
bt'.:mngon th(' rcirdtnu· requtst of an
inJunLt1on ha not ~ ~l ~ct
Ju•t call 642-6081?
Wut do ou bite about ~ Oa1"-Pllot~ What
don't )OU btc'? Call ~ numbrr a "e •nd )"OUr
~ •ill be ncotdcd. trarumbcd and dc-
li1>oml to lht a~op ~te editor.
TM sarM :.;:hour answcn"I stf\ K't' ma) be
used to rttOrd ltnm 10 tM cdttor on an} topc
Con1nbuiors to o ur Lcn ers column m u 1 indU<k
thdr name and ttkp M number or 'l'nfta11on
Ttlls us •hat's on )out mind --~ .....
.
Rat ~ to spoil waffitiag.trend
U .S . Temps .....St ..... 09 -'3 ,.
,...o..,.... eo 33 .. L. ,,._'rCIRCol) ... oe
A•~oue '1 22 o.,.,_o.., 34 21
Nat0tag9 27 21 Or-. 31 ,, ....... .. 20 OtWooo 74 47 "C
~c.1, )t l3 p-.,,,.,,.__ 43 tl ,,,,,,,.,. •9 ·33 ~ • 43 " ..,.,,,,_. •S ,, ~ ... .: Calif. Temps S-"'-C8 • T--~ .. lt ~Ml 43 19 PQtUeNS U -., , __ n " ... ~°'· eo-3• )4 •9 . ' . ,,_~ 50 ,.
9oetOt' ., 42 ....... 45 20 ~-tor n...,.,.....,..s ....
10 llekt ...., M U lul!&o 42 ~ Fl..oCT) 37 Surf Report · ,..,., 6'.u 57 SI ~·O"SC SI 32 F,_. SIS> St 31
~'"""" .. '1 15 ~ .. ,, l.w ~ f5 Sl
~ ... ~c •• 20 St~ 27 •5 ~~ I I 2t LOCAT1ml 91111 MAN
~ 20 00 SMui.e et.f 211 33 ~ so ... ........... ...,, 14 .. s.. "-'!on.a 35 SI "-'-Oo c.t, ,. Cl """-...,, -..-, \..,) ... ~· ., 01 •7=--SI .. .,.,s....._, ,.., -~ 42 12 S..ltie 3' u •• ~s.-.~ •...J -eoiv-~~..c ., 05 500"-25 )4 S-0..., ., .... ..._~ 4 ,_
°*'U-~· .... ~ .. •2 27 Sy<acuM 13 40 Sea Frar>OKO 59 .. ~...,._ '-.1 poor
'4 72 s--•• .. S-0....... l...J ... 0.,."tor 'Cl CM l8'"09°$1 l>ltSOQ
a-.. 31 20 T~a OS 37~ .... --~57 71 """' ... ,.-.....~.1501T1 $Mill~ 0es U ;>r-<• ,, 07 TUC30t> 39
Oetto-1 31 06 r-. 14 37 a.-., 31 ~ztended ..._.. 11 •2 0..,1"'; .Q• .25 v.~oc 31 45 9"'8-St •a v.c._. QJ El Puc eo 28 2S ...._ S3 ,.
&oe ., 10 .,... u ,. --. _..,,.s-:.,-_ ·-· ,,_...,, 05 -03 Tides c...i-.. .. ~._, ____ ,_
1..-$1 2'l ~ er'ld ~ -.-COCllar -Fl9gstMtt •Ii 1' LO"ga-a. u ... ..... _so.'° ....... '--"'-Gt-~· 2• ~ _.,_ S3 q .,. • "°""' 90 ) ..-..... 14 6e TOO.A' --·s q
"o.d!"" S3 3' Sconc~q. 1 11 :i"" ,,~ ;"'3 .. Smog Report " ~ 2'• CM ll =: u • s.c-•O >lo .. &3 ., ..adlsOn uu ,, 23 ....._,a-:r-&1 .. ........... -..... 0-50 ~son.. .. 66 30 FM>AY °"1l£no 10 • 1JOOC. $I· t00 ,......,._ 'IO~ ttl ...,_ -3• 26 ~ "91 "'9" s:n ~ ... Si p-~ 73 '3 _.....__ ~ ..,. ........... )00
~c;.,., 35 11 C...,IOa 1 'OP"" O S~ n .... ____ ,__ ,.....,....
LM veoas • SS 33 S.C-19 7 ..Sp"' l • ,...__ n ll -~----s-.o· wlue Roca 31 15 Secofto -1'6SP "'-2 1 s...a..-•io .. • ~·" ...... '3 13 s-~ ti •l LOUISY' S... -• SJ>S o ...... ,_ F.-, • S-. Nie n ... s-..... ~-.0 11-41 -"""-... ~·---~-~0-5-da~ 15 l6 "-. s • v-., l7-4J Ma."'.'W 8-c:I> JS 61 .._. __ o-. -FnOtr s.... OWi .. •1 u,...---~ Q .. -,. 00 •~30ua --..-• 1.30..-. a........,,. 7• .l' ~.,,.... M'PO'\ lf-40
VIBRATOR RITE IN SEX CASE DETAILED •.•
P'romAl : .-~
JrT('Sted after partnts contacted
~ hool officials. Some of tht charges
I xiged apinst him also in'ohe
~it.dents tro m another Orange" Co un-
'' ~hoot. but authonu~ ha\e not
1Jl'nt11ioo that facil m .\n of the allegfod "ictsms arc
.-., lkdulC'd to tMttf~ 1n R1gb} ·s
prd1mtna~ heanng. C\SX'C'led to last
atx)ut thrl.'e "c.~ls
\\ cdnt"sd3' the 12-,ear-old "it-
n1.· c, thl' prc~1dcnt of R1gb~ ·s ~'en
r-crnbl:'r ··r ups·:.dub. 1den111ied 1ht
' br • .1tl1r hl.'-w1d he used in the coach's
.... 1..~J ofli,t \Jo hen l'Nputj D1stnct
~ll rn,., LC'"'I~ R~·nblum sho"ed
him .i. J,., 1.(' lound 1n R 1gb~ ·s home
Th('"'' ...i1d Rigb' hJnded htm the
1t-r~· ,1 ... •he l·' • "ere n thl
•lj,.: \' 1t"' J , •• r..! ;.,,, and th.ii the
• w • ~ ::-..ilkd J, ,, ~ " ., p.i-·s anJ "'eid
: ... JI." .. c 11 h.m a<. :he R tgb~ turned
1: '"I<• Jt'loul 31 "-· lnd~
T!1.: •"' .. d(nt tO.> place" it"llO" ng
:;rn afu:r-<;(hOO ud'"I practice the !'lo'
J ~
Earlier 1n tn, -...h1X-1 'ear. "ht b0'
\.J1c! R111'~ >hm:d h im .:i short
m<H 1c 1 n "Ii ll h .. hula da n.·cr 1-.)l) off
n r: ·P
The D.." .: "' ;r:': •· .J :ha: hi: '>l"'
·n,• : ... ·ach('· 'l'J'Wrhdttng n his lqi.:li.:cr
r \)ffi,, I
B1.1 Deput' Pubh, Dett'nucr \\ 11-
J .. "'' .. -w1o.1 he dou1'ted "hc1hcr , "J·g .. , : \h "'ing i:w ... , ... !'aphr,
l'T'.lt.. ..... ;i,., :l; J minor and inJc .. ent
t \P'l\wr1. ~ ulJ 0C !>uSl.tineJ. ~1..JU'K'
the topl~' J.inlcr 1ilm "as ··a JO~e ··
T h1. llJ,hl'' as..., did not 1nten11onalh
npo...: ~ l!'~·ii:o thl' studen: -"ho
'>.l" the t~J\.her through an otlicc
"'1nJo" frnf11 inside the locler room
Kelle\ cloSt'h q ucsuo ned the \Outh
about tV.o occis1ons in '-'h1ch R1gb~
rcpn manded the bo} about campus
incidents. in anempts to shov. the
tt'1:n-agcr might hold a grudge agamst
Rrgb'
-He did not chc\\ me out I was
upset at m~sclf. not at Mr. Rigby." the
'outh s:ud.
· The ~outh &JC"" .,tated b~ Kelle~ ·s
e\3Cting quc-st1ons and asktd the
1udgc for a break. dunng v.h1ch he was
comfoned b~ his mother and fat_ht-r.
His paren\S sat in the front r()" of
the nl·.ul~ t'mpt~ rounroom The
father of an I I ·\Car-old •ho l~tcr
ll."">tificd<Sat bestdc Rosenblum at the
auome\s· table. "h1le the ~outh"s
mother ~l ne\t tu him o n thC" '-'ltness
stan.!
he 11.cpt her head do" n dunng
most o f her son's tC"Sllmon' and did
not k)(;,l at R1gb~ r The~ 1Junger ~ outh rc-sufied that ht'
too" as told that he "ould ha' e lo use
l ' br.llor to ;otn the .. Tops:· and
~td h(' ":is approa(hcd b} the first
v. 1tn1.--ss and told about the club
··ffhl' bo~ 1 told me that \tr R1gb~
":int'I h' '>tan a nc" club. and about
thl' '1brator. but h(' said tt "as \tr
•Rigo~ ·s 1Jea:· the ~oungc"r bo~ s~ud
Kelk' also tneJ to find a foun-
dation !or an~ anger the ~outh m1ghl
hold against the former teacher
quot .,ning the bo~ about a Judo
mat1.h h~ lo!>t.e,cn 1t,ough Rtgb~ "as
the reter« 1n the match
··1 cried. and I told ranother bo~ J
\tr R 1gb~ changed the rules.. but I
d1dn"1 'ell at him ·· the bo' said.
unshalen b~ i...elle~ ·s quesuons
The bo~ also \aid he h.ad not
Ahn Pa.ine · Allen Edmonds · Byford
Brannocb · Barry Briden ·Corbin
Cole Hun · Kenneth Gordon
dis.. us~ his stor. v. 1th an,one other
than his parcnt5 and authonllcs..
although the earlier ~11ness said the
clutl met after Rtgb~ ·s arrest to .. sta._e
out our stones··
-It sounds hke collUSton to me ··
Kelle' said dunng a break in the proc~1ngs .. But this 1s the first umc
r \(: gonen to spea .. v.1th th~ .. id s
l"m doing halfofm~ \.\Ork b~ the ~
oim) pants··
.._elle~ said the )Oungsters d eclined
to speak to defense 1n' cst1ptors..
bu1such rcfu5'11s arc not uncommon
.\uthonttC"S said R1gb~ ·s o"'n son
has also rcfuSC'd to speak to police.
R1gb) tn 19~Qpkadcdgu1h~ tofour
'ounts of '-hild molesu ng. m c,.
change for a reducuon in the charges
to disturbing the pea~ The' 1ct1m 1n
that molestal1o n ~ has not been
1denuficd. The 19~9 molestataon
charges v.cnt und 1sco,ered v.hen
R1gb~ began v.or .. ing for the Harbor
Da~ School 1n 1986. although has
tingerpnnts "ere checked through
stale computers
The error has 'et to ~ fully
C\plained b~ authorities
Bork leaves bench
W ~Hl'IGTOS I .\Pl -Federal
appellate coun Judge Robni H. Bork
has res1gncd from the bench. tclhn1
Prn1dcn l R~n he "'•nts to ··pub--
hcl~ respond· to the charges that
d oomed his nomina uon to the Su-
preme Coun the \\hue HouSt' an-
nounced toda~
Sautia Sero · ih1erfem · SperT}· Top-Sider Sportif . Talbolt
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Orange Coasr DAILY PllOTl'p)Ur9day, January 1•. 1988 * A3
POLITICAL NOTEBOOK
OC Democrats
help shape
party's future
LB development foes organize
Th<' v.orld 1 m de up of gnpcn and d~n
m" or us arl' panscularl~ d<'pt at gnping oncC" tn
a v.h1k "'do ~mething about ll
\ "oupk of hundred membt'f"\ o f th<' Dem~
Cr:llt\. P.m~ \\ho fe-el thrrt·s plent~ 10 gnpt" about
h:i' c 1um1:d into d()('rs this past v.cd. Th~~·,<' ~n
:it pl.in I.. h"·3nn~ in Oran~ C"ount~ 10 panso pat<' tn
thc.' proce-s~ that kads to form311on o f th<' nauonal
p.m~ ·., pl~tform JI m .\ugust con"rnuon 1n .\tlanta
PAUL
Alc11Pl£Y
T o p 11:s
h3\C' incluJ\-d
criminal /u"·
t1~ and av.
the econom'
equalrt~ and
o pportunll\
small bus1n'-'''
labC\r. and
•••••••••••••• ron.-1gn poh"~ and d('fC"ns.;
Da' 1d lJJrncr l ha1rman 0 1 the platform
commlltl'\.. '-lid panK1pa11on 1!> up "'er both thl'
I~ J .ln.f ~"' rlat1orm hl·anng'
··\\ ,··r'-rinding thl'f<' s j lot 1)1 J1\..at1sfa.i111n
lr1lm roll..) "'h1• 1n th-: pa't "\.0rl'n ' part1< ulJrh
pt•I 11,:.i · C1Jrn..-r ''ud
<.1.ir""'r ·h nl) J lvt ur rr ,..,krat('\ "'h•J "'a'\.'r un
thl p-•ht!,~l ll·n"i.: .lrl ··darrn v.d lunn•mC"J . .:1hc1ut
thl' l '\.'OI\ ut thl· PJ'>I "-'' l'O ~c:.i~ under R.:-ag.an '
k4J\.'r\h1p -p..ntt.bldrl~ a' '~' rc.'l~le to tb.:
<"l.onum' "'.\I~ th('' ri.: "K"('tn{. thl' num,k'' 1n Oran~"·
( 11u"'I' J'ltl • , 1.1 lr 1rcm JN, 1o. .. h\ w11.i ··11 ~'-'l'>
a lillk rnghtcn1n~
\\ hJ I \ 1n~h1c:nlng lllO I\ lhJI mOfl" ~·pk
arl·n·1 tJ ing •he opptmun1t• lU hc:l p lurm 1ht
Di:ml, ra11, Pan\ '> pla llor'TI
Tht·rc"<. Jn1Hhcr ,hanll· "' ~lurda' "hen thl"
la\I ..ii thl p .101.. d1" U">'>IOO"> art -.1a1cJ T op t\. .. .lrc:
ethll '> .lnJ ,amp.ugn rl'hlrm gro"' 1h and c:n' r~'n ·
m l'nl hl'.'.11th .tnJ ')Ol..131 ">c:f't"'-'\ "'omen .ind
N u,at.c n CJ IA.·11' ... rat1l Pa'1' hl'.h.1..:iu.H1''" at
))-51: tor um~ :llld l0t..tt1on-.
P Jlh •m , r·""" tin"' "' • t.ll..l '"' npu• ;snJ
mold 11 intt > lmc.' ind 0 1 uin~·n<;u> h.1 prt~nt .11 th.:
Or.mgc ( 1un1' l~:moaati... ( nn,c:nt1on 10
.\nah-11r l 'l JJr ~---!
-\n• r\g \lt'f('\l Ot-m11HJi I the lOUOi\ I\
v.l-i" Ml· I PJ':, PJ'l J' rhc: • r cnt1 n J"> "c:l'
\l,m:. vi II, ~J'I' ., 'I.lit l·Jdcr .i. II h( s~al..1ng
1ndudsng l 1 C' " L.·\.) \h( anh' .iOJ .\It 1m<.''
v<'naat J .,,.. \ J, J. "-.srp
< un."cntt• nl'l'f'...l' " ·~l' r; J .,•~a" pt I 1n
thl p.lr.~ ·, rn.-de:-·13 ,.1nd1.:Jatl-.. l . OJIC
canJ Jain .:in~ 1'11. \.llUI"' • ., .. Qu.i '" '' L11t···
101llJt ......
'1r: .:in •lhc• a•cnJ an .J.<.-.c.·mb 'ma; •rom
Tht•U'Jii..! < 1.i"' I' P~'h.nf "'':wl m grt ht' ,a l·d a
l)u.:il 1t~ •I [).;a'." "Ill 1nJ! '40.Jld ll"'gt">la1C'
c:,.,ut.<•n .. h. kth.t' l"'IJ'-'dll•n rather than 10 the San
Q ul' nun ps. !'J rn °'c.'r 1 tia• hJ' 't >d idle.> IOCt' I Q6"'
\,x·r.it. mJ!l T m \I C 1nt•i.. '3'~ dc:a!h h ,
ktl'.J .... , ..... n 'J!,'.rlJ' l""'Pfl't"mlnl •\Crthc:~'
(hJr""lxr \lu n t Ji.··
'" m.111\r h11"' h du,,., t'll r lr ml·" 11 I'
in1.umlxrtt up"n ~Xll"I' 11• l'O\UrC' 11\.11 1h<:1r J<'dth<.
°'-' .,r 1n lhl' m .. 1 '°lumJnl .:inJ ~·n .. ...,, 1asn \ n ·
\Id. 110 1.x ~ w1d v: .:un• , 't'd !T'>urdt:rl"
\le( tntl'I(\.. "'.... '\h ... t..uj that 'PP' n.:nt'
d un l thin ... '>•X•d' ~h .. •uld @.''l' -nurd"·rt·r. •h.: '-l'O.
l 1nJ I pJ1n l."\JL Jth t" 1ulJ .l'l~IJ 1arn1(. ~·t T h1.·
bill \I.a<, ~hl'' ·JI"\ a \.omm1ltl~' 1h 1 .. '"t'l'\.
•ml· 1ppnn,nt'> \\Jnt l'\C\: ull •n~ tn tX" J"
gru m<: :J\ f'O\"l">k ··an ord~ to .i,h·c\t> -.m ..
p.11111\.al <.tJll ..,, nt .ih.•ut till· J.:Jt':l ~'"'IJh• 1n •
gcnl·r JI ·· hl' ...i J
··1 J t• n t h...ht"\l• rn' •nc,-., 'hL•u J 1:-t: 1t•rl1.·J •
mJ·c-..,. m .. ~,t;'l'"' 1 .i ":a1~·~· 11 ~ •ri 1r
IJ\t "'rl.Jth.
Bn 1Jt.''> \l,t .,. ., JJJnl :'t"-.i :r. nl r '
lhc.tr .. 8 \ ''l•r h m.>Jc:rn1L1ng L•ur m\·t'i,lJ, '"l'
lan l .11'1· ••U' th. .... , t lhl' f'l'"Ple \I.Ith at'lclut S I'
V.\ nh 1 J•ug., .1nJ 1.·~u1pmC'r:t ·· hl '-lid
CXath ;x·n;ilt~ .iJ \l\\: Jlt'' I lt..c: \l.~11n• x m ttzh·
bea~k ll '"-i::rtx·ttt"r n~"'1ngthe' ,.eadm n1.;1c:~ n~
tht• ult1ma tl ~·ni.:n\c.' 1n J , ' huJ ta<.hmn But II
thn 'rl' J!?Ul'1g le <,nuffthc rc~nd ~um ' I ~"lllel\ ,.,,.,
rlJI : •ugh~ 1 " "'' J.:r •ht. grU<''-' m1. .. rnull'
Tl'l\.'rt" J rl' th,· , hc:.ir Jl"d relJt 'l' ' pa n ,.,,
\1.3• !> IJ g.. tt> \ f >i;d old l.1<.h •ncJ l)angsng ., l.J\!
"'hc:n dvnl ri~hl J nJ 11 'St•~'1ng ll x·l' \IJ'" I
v.ould tktt"r a luture murdrrer -or drath pt"nJlt'
ad\ \)\.;)I(
The Fren1..h ullht\"\1 lhl' n-al' t"nhithtenl-d
m <'thoo 3H'\ "gJ 'h>ttne unlll Lh<'' turned-v.1mp'
and abohshC'J th"· 1,kath penal!' BeheJd1ng 1Hh.:ap
p:unl~s and .l ll.'1 more hl..c."I> w d1:tcr a "')uld·lx'
murdc~r 1han a pkasanl 10J<'Cl1on
.\nd lr1·s male thoS(' e't'\:utrOn'i pubhc The
d(lalh p:nalt~ 1sa pohucal 1\ ~ -as \!.Cll a a mo r.ll
one II propon<"nts san.:'t'rd~ ~lte' e in 11 the-~ 'ihould
be v. 1ll1n~ to IJ1..c aL .\ lc1hal tnJcctaon on a gum<'' tn
a Nck. room 1 a ropnut b' death pt"nah~ ad,o..:itC"
"ho don·1 \\'301 to ta« the reahl~ of th<' acL
PoucE Loe
Bf~IGSOS
Of .. OlllJNle ...
~ mo' ement founded last month b' a
tundtul of t"n' aronmen12hsts to halt
dC',dopmcnt in Laguna Can}On has
sv..:llcd into JI d1,crsc group of about 90
~"Opk
.\uome)S.. hou)tv.l\C"S tea her\ oom-
munu~ .ictn aus. laborer\ en~ ofTi~tals ~ n tcl"\ and ant\ls all pledged 1hc1r lime:
a nd 1n one ca~ mon~~ to the nev.I~
formed group at a mreung this ~t!'t'l
""Ifs hl.e a '>no~b;JJI \\<'''" pacl..rd 11
and 1Cc, ~1nn1ng to gather m o mentum •·
~1J ( 11~ Coun 1lv.oman Lid~ Lt'nnl''
\!,ho organized the group
.\hhough no o ne · had an' trouble
agrectng o n the group'<; goal coming up
"'1th a name prO\t'd probtemattc
lt"nne~ had (Jllt"d th<' group Sa'e Our
( :.in~on But ~' ('ral people said the nifmc
""''uld :il1rnott· f't·opfe from other 1..om·
OB ITUARIES
muni1te) and \!oould ma1;e the m.>,ement
sound ehll!>I
One per50n •arned apanst ch~ng a
n:imr I hat sounded h._r the mm emcni v.a-.
mad'-· up of h~ral en' 1ronml'ntalish
··Thafs v.h;u "''an.· .. a c. 0r1.1., or ,0 , c:'
H.'\pond cd
.\bout! . hours,m~r thl" m:.-1.':ln~ ~n
th, il'>\<mbtag .. · .1ppr n c:d .1 ~omprnm1~·
namt' Laguna (an, on ( l"'x·r• •rn \ "'llh
··Sa \\· the: CJn ~un~ b(omg 11' ,(o~n •
••\\c; '-'301 tu k J \t.' II the \\;), 11 lthC
\.30~ on I 1\:· Lt:nn,-~ 'hl•d '>umman11ng the
mo,ement°'> l"tl'nt V. c: n.:cd tv rt"t3H~
that \.an}OO f" .I\ n.i1ural '>lJle :i' mu.h J'
ppss1~ l' as J pr1.:<,c;•.Jt1on o· uur '.1" 1
But the conxr•.lnc\ l<t•t' JO .;pht I
batik
Grading nas .sla Jd~ X i wrl .• I"' J"
Joaquin Hall'> T r.1n'>l)l.lnat11 n c r: ... • -
">Omc.'th1ng the , :: 1 r LAg-"';s fka.h na,
cortcndl'J 1!> 1 l'g.J ll prcP-i.1a:·~ 1r. : ..
l.t"'>ull Jg;:11n'>1 •he \.Oun1 -.1nu -'"':it
Richard Ferncase,
Ted von Hemert, die
]{1,harJ Jo!>eph f-:m\.-.1" " t><,. .. .lO.!
m.1~11n, put>hsr ... • and : ... ,,.J, ·.,1Jl·n1
ult ur1..1'J Jt• \fJr Jiu! f• 1.J J.: .. • •I
-mrh'"'mJ
h rnca'>C.' -:. "".l'bo!•r:1 :'ll.:!<1•.J~,, I I
H, gr.idUJ kJ 'rum lhc I ~1 ..... •• ,.
\I -.-..1ur1 Jnd ..... r ~·J .s., ..! hl'Ull n.1.,· n :n1.·
l '\J ·~ Jurin~\\ •rd \\.1r II H.: '-1,,._
a.i n n th<.' PJ..ilil indud ni tia:i n
lv.u Jun~ .ind o .. 1na~a.
Ted von Hemert
f,Pl\.:J~!"l\\,J' {.I•••~'
·' l':.r.. "h' put-'>rllll ........ .J n.. " .Jnu
rr . .i~1 n...-, 1~, 1..J r.t' "\t ~. ·~ r 1.:•...:. •
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H .. '\Uf\ 1\1.'d ... ., ' ,\ I .!' ·~..tf\
L.1'1"'• "-i:ndn·,lo. F ~·.,,a-< · < • "J ..::
\!.1r .1nJ ruur J.Ju.Zhl;;''> L ·n · !·. -...
R rn 1.. u l E '11. -i~t.1' \"'C' • i
B· (•~ '(.'"-luunJ1a-• .: .!".:: p_ ..
B· ,,..,~ C ul..1mh•a
.\1-..»ur' -1n~h r .i•c;., ,. -, R _. •
( .>~t.1 \k..a JnJ \I d:a.: · 1
\1Jr l .\•l 'Ster) h·_ .. F:."~.J .... 'l .. n
and '"I \1,"-l.'l":'J '" L:! l .:--.::..: -~.!
Sl.''." 1tr.inJd11ld•c•
Fan11 ml.'mt"t."r'> ._..,_.~~· ·.;! ft'.~ • .1-...
a!> .. an n.,p1ra11or llf •am . J:'lJ .. ,"hh J
Iv' 'l!! l'lu \bani.l a'lJ. JJ!hc~ J .,J·.!·'-' •• ".:
pr \·J1.rJnd.iJv.·;·•-eJ ;-· -· •· · •
\ "T:,·mcr J \fj<.' '·''3~ '3..: .J' 1-· L.J~·.
()u<. I' '' \ '"g• , t :i .,;\ -.. '\ ... :'It ,..
&.1, t-HO T ul."'>JJ\
Ted von Hemert
Ted ·.on Hcrier J .c-.1.! ~L -·r:-i • .:k~·~"d .r. <>r J '1!-l ( uun·' · • -; • '~ .. ?r
d11:J T ..-_..J;;i Hl •J' . '•""i:'-r &J,~
'1l .... '"1~J ;
(~I.IOI)
He fim ~pe-att'd tn Laguna a..at.:h
dt.' elopml 01'> art:' 3 reaJ' pvpp1n~ up un
E1 T oro R J
The ~la~ 1ranspo:u11on .. omdor I '
c:'pc 1t·J 10 run cUl·"<"\I acr°"' ~he
0• nhar ·nJ ot Lhl 30\ r: '
Tti. Ir' 1nl· Lo hJ, ak:.-:iJ' ~l~t"~ llJunt~ .tppr'-•,.:tl lllr ur to'>: 4 home.-' in
11\ L.Jiun-l au rd lit'' dopmen! in ·h\'.
nur.n \'.'nd •1 thc, mvn a Ion~ bo.lln' c;i:' .. • L:~unJ < ..in~ur. RvaJ -
Thl: Jc,\·t. ... pm\.'rM 1 r "'h d; n gr .!~J.
br.:d 1ng '131. ha\ bctr c ta!lh.,,tlC"-1 ... •1.. l!
.,[ tnduJ..: .r :--;i.r\· f t .... r : .,, mt"
, mm~hl-dt••d ·~mr"'I .! .. , e1C'mt"r•.,,·
x h 1o.\I .and J •irl: ,:.111 'i
Bui If\ 1n. < ' r• . .l .,
Ric hard J . Ferncase
Mesan settles suit against Schuller
8~ Tk Assocu1t~ Pr"s
.\ SI m1 I l n 'J '1..-.i..11 .1µ1ns1 Robi..·n
J,,' \l1n"tr11..' "'' -( ona \I~
.. • ... r ...... , .1 .... "·.! 1"• rpmlaHon ol
-..: In~ '"'1.H Jin~ ... • "'' '''"'"ul ":lm ng
t": . ntJ n."<l .l .. tx,1 ' ........ ~n x'll l'd
t ut I , '"rt
Ku txn Ka\. :k' .1t'•vnc' inr bu\d
[) r : \l.s ' ~1J :nl mi.n1,tf' hJJ
r .. :1unJ.~ ·-. ~ur ... n.i"' pr ,c: bul rdu-.c.-d
\\,-d:i1.·...Ja~ 10 r<'\c;il o ther d<'U1ls oft~
'>t.'tt ,:-,, nt
Thl' ,a~ "·H ""~wdult'd ii~r trral 1h1'
\!ol"I.'
\la " i I l l 'l.t \k...i .. · • J :h· 'w : 'o• ,·'1'1 ~· 'l°'l .1 c:tl-d · ~ J; ~· -•·
J tt\.1rn\.' ('"'-• T .Jd J~._ ·~-:..:-·.:i
( h~ t('r Tul~n ;,.1IJ ha "C \ .. • -.i~~~. -·
b1..1ld1ng\ ril'J r th• Rl'' R ~ .. : H
_ hullc:r'!> l!'\~L.ll l.ltht"dr.i "' l•J·..: .. ~
( onl\ l but •ailed Iv tt> I he· : ~r ~-~ .. ;:-.
-:Or.IJ ...., .. ~ i.lt'k. .. ,.-... _ ' .. !-.t"'-~'" ,
Ttt.._ ,..,. I~ ,I-. ~ .... • ..... ""'u ...; -f' r
-.. . -. ... -..
··-fi ~-·~
...... ~ .... i.: ...
J --f '•.! .jo;; ;:
'
2 local cities to obser1'e King's birthda .. ' ~
8) L \ '\CE IG '0 '
Ol ... O..,.._._
<lnh 1v.u Oran~,· ( >a<it ct11~ v.111
\.•~r'l' t'-1. t-1rthJa •' \la111n l uthc:r
"-in~ Jr bt..t ...,h )l•h and, iunt'. sqt(' Jnd
kdaal •fli,'-'' thwugh lUI th(' a~ \I.Ill
, ,1~ C'tth.:r f nct.t' \lf .\1or.da' in memon
11 the: !>latn 1..1\ll riihls ~ader
<. 11\ llllkt·' :n Hunungt\ln &ach 3nd
Ir' mt "'ill tx· , IC1\C\i \h,nda' But c1t'
1'ff ,l . ., 1n < )'tJ \k..a f , untam \ allt'''.
-Laguna &"'a, h a nJ '(' "pon &ach "ill
n:-m:ur c ix·n T hl , ''Urt°'> "'111 not aff<'\:t
If J)t" fl"-i..up
\ \.VUnt\. \Ul" a"~ \ .. ~'" ... J •. · ..... ~
"!\. , ~-d \tond... J... '
IC:d\.•J , un \l..i ,. 11 "•' :x
l'n \t,1nJ.i,
-hl)\)I" n Llgu "lJ Be. J, h '. -' ;-.. ·•
&~3, h .a nJ ( 1..ht.i \ h-...a ~ "\. "'.:
f}nJ.a, OLIO\,., f, Ul"U1'1 \ J '-'' H1.o"I·
ingiun tkJd" 3nJ If' •n<" v.11 ~ ~
\IL ,,dJ
Thl' th n.~· ,ampu~ o: :r, t .s':
Commul'l1:' l 1.•lk~t" 0 1sind -I "1,;• ,.:
G "IJc:n \\ ,.,. Jl"J Orang<." (OJ'' -~
d v"''d \lvrJ.1 > J\ v. 1 I '" n. \ .1 .-J :id
,.. .
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• fl ..
H, 1i... "'J' .-_ ... \..,),,"'' "w l.' ~' ..
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Body found in park lake
identified as Costa Mesan
,.,..JnJe lo"'"'' J11I .1~ l':i' , .. -, ForJ
~h,1<..t.iOJ 1mr<l111'Jc\1
' 1n.:Ll ; "r'f2~ • N ~ 1C'd f'K' utt'< .inJ •Of'J\ ," l is1,l .,.a •f a rr-sNk:kY :.ti
~ : t... "' l m:k \ •c~l\ ITf')r!C'd
finJ1n1 ti-< 1-"JIT l \\ c:J~, at:J ,lo.Id
rt""'~ t ,...,d nappn1C'd SOfn('ttm~ 1&'1
"'l"(' • • •
P ':'ll1.l ... fw
The "'"'")n.; • .,
fir •' ' . """'
By JONA mAN VOLZXE
Of .. Dmlt""' ...
" ,;t• ~t:·N '"llutd ll SI ) .,,J S"~
Costa Mesa
The :non1tunum ... ommtttt"t' mcm~r'>
pbn to .a'" lhl ( u~ C oun.11 1v postpont'
"4.:lhn~ h '),,amOf<' Hills propt"n~ ;don1
L.1guna ( .in n Ru3J hJ th~ count~ to
J. -. n,•ru I •n or tht" tran\p. ruuon
....
·•nl\~ 1<, tll'dul<"J 10 P-l" (l\C'f
Jr; Jnht ... ho l'lJ-.
".1 ;:>t.lu'C' I 1ne ;lO\llO
rJ·r.:, g <l'l'C: !:>' dOl'i;s:1!'1fo
"t ~ ar•' :n~t a~ n ..!'
< t Hall ~ounl
Irvine OKs
plan to
eliminate
prejudice
8 \ G. JE·"ETTE .\\ E'"T Ol _O.,.._._
·.i -~.
..., ... -..
Irvine
\ ..
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.. -... r-
"' .. nt" '"-a' no1 .. oo,. n Joo ·
!'\..: nr1~1l" ount\ ( ~r. ~··
r"' .... '
Coroner's 1n' est1gato rs on
"edn<"Sda~ 1dent1fiC"d a :~·~t'ar-0ld
Costa \1~ man v. h~ naked boch
v.:is found floating 1n a small Ille at
Tc\\ an .. lr Parl. but an au1ops) failed
10 tum up an~ signs o f foul pla~ in the
dt-:ith
11 v.as tO'-'C\l and 'itOl"l"d b' authon11~
"'ho had no rea.son 10 ~h<'' e the
man's bcxh v.a to the lal..e
, -\\"hat ~ere v.e gomg to do. drain
the b e.,.. Cordero 5'1d ·Thm v.as
n\l U~IC'IOn hC' .... ;is In lhC' la.Le •.
fam1h o n Cbnstma.s.. he to J them h(.·
"'3S ··going ouL -Cordero \J1d
Johnson said prelimuuf' 1n1~r·
"cv. of Pon1llo's fam1h b' JC'tc."\.·
ti' cs Jtd not PfO' 1dc an' ·dues
... ,,,,., • "~wi'C'\S uu~' ·~ ~C"!'I
\\ _.J~ 1·orn 111 :.tYtomobd~ parltd it
' c-u H,,.cnJ11 ~'e Tlx 1fl~r 'ma,hnJ a "'lnJ ,.,. 1n IM I'> ~ H' undl 1 10 ~ b....:n(" • J. I \ • \.I -...,.,_
[)q>ut) Coroner C ulkn Elhnbul'lh
said tn\cwplors rehed. on fingcr-
pnnts to 1den11t~ the bod> as that of
Franlts.ro Pon11lo v.ho v.as reponed
massing b> his fim1h o n Chnumas
Bui the IUIOJ)S} faded 10 hov. H~
reason • h~ Porullo ended up m the
10.foot-dttp. man-made la .. c 10
Cosa \tesa. v.htre ol\ mam1cnanC'C -.-onm found h.1m Ooa1tn1 Tucsda)
Funhn t<"SlS v.ere scbedultd o n the
bcxh. bu1 1hest mutu •ttr •ttb a•~). authon 11n Yid.. Stt m C.ordtto.said Port111o·sar
:u found11C21 the part Ott. ~1. bu1
•'
~fter dctnmanmg Ponallo's 1dC"nt-
1t) and n:ahzang thal his car ""U
found near the la~e nearh thrtt
"« . pohtt ~ no" foe.Us.ma on
the pos.slbtht~ Lbt' dealh ·~ an
attldcn& or e'en :i w1ock
.. \\'e're goma 10.. v.np a r~ loose
t'nJs -tan. 10 hi.s fa.mil) and f~nd
-a.nd th.ti\ SCI It uMk I f" V.'&S •
su1nck or l«'tCknLll. tMre LS no ftC'Cd
for funher rnrtu~I 10\esttpuon."
said LL Rad. Johnson. ~1r the lt'SI
re1 urn and thtre"s an)lh1n1
USptOOU5.. "c can reopen tlw O!C'. -
-1cs pro \ 001 hkel) c'n-to be moh cd..-ht~.
P-ortillo • cml)to}cd at a , 'e•-s»n Beach car •as1l. '\\hen he ~ bas
•
··\\e hl'e no m formatton about
despondC"OC) thal v.o uld indicate
ru1c1dt so that add\ 1he pos.s1b1ht~ 1t
ma~ ha'<' ~n 41C'C'ldcntal .. lb<'
htulC'IUOl said
EU1nburgh. Ullllall> esumtted the
bod~ "as m the chrll~ lake -.3tn-s for
as long as a "« hut added the rokl
"'*ltn rouki hl\C' held at brio• lht
s.uriaC't' for a mu\.h longer pt"nod
Bob 8ourdtC'u one or thC' •o ri.en
"ho found thC' bod' said lh<' ~
nottced thecorps.c 1n °lht mtddleofthc
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industry in ttie Soutliland
Abortion OK
law bolstered
A FRANCISCO (AP) -In a
mo' e that apparcntl) "111 sculc the
muc for the )~r • .\uorne) General
John Van de Kamp asked the state
PUC will probe separate
local, long dis~e bil~s
he• Dally PUea wire services
SAN FRANCISCO ( .\P) -The
head of the En' iron mental Protec·
uon gene) fonnall) d1sappro' ed a
carbon monoxide and ozone arr
quality plan for the South Coast Air
Basin Wednesda).
Under pr0Hs1ons of the Clean .\tr
Act. the d1sappro' al "111 automata·
call) impose a ban on construction of
major new mdustr) and modi·
fka1ions toeX1st1ng rndustnal sources
ofpolluuon. The ban will not become
effect1,e. ho"e'er. unul the end of ~ugust because or a fittie on Clean
Air Act sancuons that Congress
adopted late last ~ear
The e>.1ens1on "as adopted 1 n order
to pro\•ide Congress ume to adopt
amendments to the Clean .\1r ct tor
areas that conunue to violate ats
standards afier its Dec. 31. 1987,
dead I me.
The EPA's noucc states the con·
s1ruction ban will apply to cenarn
la'le industriaJ projects whose applt·
cation foraconstrucuon pcnmt 1s not
completed b) .\ug. 30. 1988.
In s1&,nmg the dasappro\'al order
Wednesda). EPA Administrator Le-e
M Thomascomphed with a No, em·
ber dects1on b) the 9th ~1rcu11 Court
of .\ppcals. The coun. rn dec1d1ng a
198..i case. determined the EP .\ had
no authont) to dela) disappro,al of
the 198:! plan for the South Coast .\rr
Basin because the plan ackno" lcdged
that the area \\OUld notach1e\e ozone
and carbon monoMde standards b)
the Clean Air Act"s deadline.
The South Coast .\Jr Basin includes
Orange Count) and the urbanized
areas of Los Angeles. San Bernardino
and R1,ers1de counttes.
The EJ>~·s ronstructaon ban regu·
latrons affect ne" wurccs em1ltmg at
least 100 tons per )ear of \'Olaule
organic compounds. which are
prel ursors to ozone. or carbon mon-
oxide
The ban \\Ould also pre\ent con-
struction of modifications to eustang
pollu11on sources 1fthe modifications
\\Ould mcrca~ net emissions b\ 100
tons ~r )ear of carbon mooo:ude.
uprcme Court to.allo" enforttment
of the sta1e·s part'ntal ronscnt law for
minors· abortions.
Tbe la" "ould ~uu'C an unmar-
ned "oman under 18 who lives at
home to ge1 the con~nt of one parent
or a Judge for an abonion and has
been blocked b' lo"er courts an a suit
1ha1 rn,oles the nght of pnvaC).
If the high court reJects Van de
'°'"amp·s ~uest Wednesda) for a stay
of the lo"er<ourt orders or other
1mmed1a1e a 11on. enfor~ment of the
la" apparent!~ will be barred until
·etther a trial or a full-scale appellate
hearing. La" ~ers sa~ etther event
"ould probabh tale a )ear or more
Cali fornia w ould gain four seats in
Con gr ess unde r r eap portionm en t
W.\SHINGTON (AP) -If Con-
gress had to be reapponroned no".
Cahfom1a. Flonda and Te,as "ould
be brg "inners. "hile major losses
\\Ou Id be felt b~ M1ch1e,an. Ne" ) or!...
Ohio and Penns} lvama.
C ahfomia. "h1cb gre" from 23 "'
mtlhon 1n 1%0 lo a 1987 estimate of
2 .. "' mrllron. "ould get an e\tra four
scats 1f reappon1onmnt occurred
no". boos11ng •1ts delegation 10 . .iq
members. accord mg to Bracc·s calcu·
la11on The Golden Staie had added
l\.\O '><.·ats tn IQ 0
·ah tn the House must be shifted
about folio" 1ng the 1990 nat1ornil
census. ba~d on state popula11on at
that trme
But at least some of1he trends to be
e\ix-cted then can be estimated b)
cakul:urng l hangcs 1ha1 "Ou Id occur.
based un thl' most recent population
l'Sl1male'>
.\nd those shafts. "Ith .\mencans
~ontmumg lu mo'e 10 the Sun Belt.
hJ'C been compuled b) Kim Brace.
prl· tdl'nl or th..:\\ ashrogton pol111tal
consuh1ng firm Elcc11on Data Ser-
' rcl·s I n1..
&'\.au~ ( ungress has mandated
that thl' Hou~ be lrmrted to 435
mem~rs. gain b~ one state retiuires a
lo'>!) b~ another
SAN FRANCISCO -M1lhons of telephone cu tomen in Caltfom1a can
e>.pcct to be billed separately for local and fong-dastan~ calls someume in the
nc>.t )ear. despite the state Public Uutnics Comm1ss1on·s plan to 1n,t'St1ga1e
the change. The P C \Otcd Wednesda) to look into mencan Ttlepbonc &
Telegraph Co:s plan to start ma1hng its o"'n b1Us 10 all but the smallest long-
dJstancc customers.. But Commissioner G. M11chell \\ilk. "ho sponsored the
mo\e for the 1nvesugation. said he saw no reason to oppose the separate balhna
and thought it \\as probabl~ mcvnable ... A T&Thasa legHtmate claim to being
able to control such a substantial ponion..of 1ts business as balhng and
rollect1on:· Wilk said in an intcn 1c\\. With the breakup oflhe na11on~1de Bell
S)stem three )ears ago. he said. ··AT&. T "as supposed to become compctttl\e
and gain a greater degrtt of control over its O\\ n costs·· . Dealers face fines under recycllng law
ACRAMENTO -.\n estimated :!.SOO be'erage dealers state"1de face
fines of up to S 100 a da) for faahng to establish RC)chng centers as required
under Cah fom1a's ne\\ refundable be\Crage container la". officials said.
Wcdnesda' state officials an noun~ a crackdo" n o n '1olators. sa' ang 400
notices o( noncomphance had been mailed to supermarkets siate"1de
SupermarkC'ls and con\l'.'.ntence tores or bottle shops" 1thrn a 'half-mile radius
of a grocer) store "ere required to establish redemption ~nters for bottles and
cans b) Jan I. or fa<:e penalties. The) also must post signs "1th locauons of rec~cl1ng centers .. E, ef)one kne" "hen the statute "as signed that there "ere
lots of opportun111cs for cheating. .. sard Leon G \ ann Jr . ch ref of the tatc
Department of Commerce's rt(')chng d" 1s1on ... The real 1m~tus of th rs
(crackdo"n' rs to tr) 10 la~ the ground rules that "<' "'" be aggres.sl\el~
enforcing the statute:·
Prof will plead insanity in slay ing
FRES1'0-Former Cal tate Fresno prof~sor Ma'\ B. Franc 1s ( .. <peeled
lo enter an 1nsan11~ plea "hen he goes on tnal Jan 21 for the murder of a
Holl~"ood male pros11tutc Franc pleaded 1nnocen1 after his ams1 an .\ugust
but no" tntends to add an allemiill\"t plea of mnocnu b~ re-ason of.'n.san11~
said authonnes close to the case The former pol111cal ~1encc profc.~sor has
bt-en l'\aluated b) a ps)chaatnst hu-ed b' hrs attorne~s but also faces
e'am1nat1on b) a ps,ch1atns1 for 11ie prosecutton "hen the tnal opens rn Los
.\ngeles Prosecutor Sterling "loms sard \\ ednesda~ he "as ph:ased lo learn of
the planned rnsanlt\ defense .. lt"san admrssron ofgurh ··said ...;oms a depu1~
d1stncd attome~ (or Los .\ngeles Count~ .. It helps us tthe prosen111on1
because not doo man~ people behe'e rn ps~chratnsts ··Franc. Y'. ts accused of
fatal!) shooting 18-}ear-old Trac~ Lero~ :--:u1e on .\ug :!Oat thl' professor"s
West Holl)"ood apartment and usrng a chain sa" 10 cut up the bod~
Elusivecattrav~ls 170,000 miles on plane
LO .\'C...ELE f.\P1-FC'l"tht•lh1ngtd1nc
logged mon· thJn 170.000 mrles 10 the arr aftt'r !)hl•
c~aprng from ha l..ennel 10 tht' 1..-argo compan·
mcnt 1.it J PJn .\m Jetliner and "andereJ
unJ1..'lt'lll'd rn lht• plane for ~4 da~s
.. To ml· rt"s a miracle." o"ner Jan1lt.: i...utx"X"l..1
sard tll<lJ~. Jddtng that ~he tht"ught hl.'r 1..a1 "a'
dead .. , JUSt "ant to sec her. I "ant to ht1ld her ··
Fell\ sht' added. "as a s1ubbom l Jl
Tht• thing feltne \\JC:. tound d un n~ tht•
.ur~raft"s s1opo,er 1n London on ,'..:e" Year"s Da).
01.'Jrl~ a month after 1he kenneled cat "as plaC't"d 1n
tht' heated. prcssunzed cargo compartment of the
J1..'l. sard Pan .\in spolesman ~Ian Lotlm.
l n1tl•d I.al~ and uth .\mem:a Felt\ -six-n1
mort' than 35-hours tn the air
• The 2-,car-old cahco "as aboard the Frank-
furt-lo-Los· ~ngelcs tl1gh1 Dec 3 But "hen thl.'
plane arTl\l.'d rn Los .\ngeles. the cat's kennel "a"
l"mpt)
··1 JUSI ha' l' no eanhl~ idea 1f 1hc ca1 ate
an' thrng:· sard Loflin. adding that the g.allc~s arc
nul ni:ar lht• t-argo compartment
The cal." htl h "as rn good health" hen found
ha t'll:en 1 n quarJnttne rnce d1S4.·o, er) and 11 "111
bl.' returned nc't week 10 tts 0 " ners. Janrct•
Kulx·l l..r and her husband \\ 11l1am Kubedr The'
"en.· berng transferred to Ed"ards .\rr Force Base
Bet"een then and Jan. I. Lotlm said. the plant·
t"t" l.'rl'd I -o 261 miles on 59 flights to Europe. the •
Israel holds"ranking
Palestinian leaders ..
JERL .\LEM t .\Pl Israeli
troops detained 10 prominent
Paks11nrans toda~ 1ndudang J ne"s-
pa(ll·r editor "ho promoted a cam-
paign o f"'' 11 drsolx"C.lrcnce 10 pro1es1
lsrad-., tracl..do"n on not'> rn the
OClUpll'd ternlOfll''>
Four \\est Bani.. Palestrnran<t de·
poned b~ Israel "ere handed O'er
1oda~ to a \1af\rst Pales11n1an guer-
nlla facuon aligned ""h )rra.
Lcbanl'SC poli•:-c said The~ said that
the Ll·ban1..-se Jrm' had planned 10
return the four to Israeli-held tem-to~ rn south Lc-banon. d~prte a
ref>')ned lsra\'.'h thn~at to shoot them
on s1gh1
Bui arm~ officials 1.hanged 1he1r
mrnds after lsr .iel shut all crossings to
rts s.clf-d1..~1gnatetJ '><.'( unt~ zonl' along
tt nonhcrn border poltce sard
.\ lop L n11ed :"oat1ons official
toured a refugee camp near Bethle-
hem to gather rnformauon on Palesll·
n1an It' rng cond111ons. Paul Hunt of
.\mnC"SI\ lnlernauonal. the London-ba~d human nghts organ1za11on.
also bl.'g.an a fac1-find1ng m1ss1on 1n
Gaza
.\lso 1oda,. an ~rab 'outh armed
"rth a l..ncticn kmfe attacked a ~2-
}C3r-old soldier as he v.alkcd past the
counhousc rn i...far Saba. a to" n rn
c\'.'ntral lsra~I. police sard
The \Oulh. from the \\est Banl.
tnc.-d to ·grab the sold1er"~1"'eapon. ffut
thl' oldrer fought him ofT. helped b}
passc~b~ pohc1..• said The ~outh "as
arrested and the soldier w:.s not hurt.
\;o n\'.'" '1olen1..l' "as reponed
toda~ rn th1..· occupied Gaza lnp and
\\'c.• t Banl. "hert at least 34 .\rabs
ha\e tx.-en lilied an fi,e v.ecks of
'rolcnce . .\ commercial stnkt con·
11nued an Gala and a1 least t"o \\est
Banl to"ns
Sm e the noung began Dec. .
more than 200 Pale 11n1ans ha' c been
"o undcd and 1.100 are being tned an
mrlita~ courts on noting charges_
bracl captured 1hc ttrritones from
Eg~pt Jnd JorClan an tht 196, Middle
East "ar 1
The arm) Oev. the four .\rab
Arafat ap peal s f or
tru ce with I sr ael
B.\GHD \D Iraq I .\Pl -PLO
k aJa ) Js~·r .\rafat sard toda' he
"ould r1..-cogn11c lsraers nght 10 ~~1st
rf Israel and the l nttcd States agreed
to an m1erna11ona l conferen~ on
\l1ddk East pc:i'-l'
.. .\s thrs\.onrn..:nce "ould be under
l ' Jusp1l"es that means the full
kg.i.ltt~ .ol all L :--.t resolutions.
rndudrng 14~ and 338: .\rafat sard rn
an tntcn re" 31 the Palestine Lrbera-
tron Org.an11a11on·s m1hta~ hcad-
quancrs 1n a Baghdad suburb
. 'l urlt\ C o uncrl R~lutron 2.i:-
pasS\'.'d :<o, 22 1%-after Israel
conquered .\rab tcrnto~ m the \\est
Banl the Sma1 De!.en and the Golan
Heights of 'na -called for lsraers
"rthdf3"31 (rum .. lemtones of recent
conOrct .. and lhe nght of all states 10
I" I.' "11h1n ~ure and ret"ogmzcd
boundancs. an 1mpl1c11 rttogn111on
oft h1..· state of Israel.
Resolution 33 halted the October
IQ"') ..\ra~lsraeh \\ar and called for
1mpkmentatron of 24:!
deponc.~ 10 southern Lebanon
Wcdnesda~ &3' e them SSO each and
put 1hcm tn l\\O passmg ta\ls. \\hrch
took them to the 'S)nan<ontrolkd
Belaa Valle)
Israel v.as crurc1zed "Orldv.1de for
thl~ 1..•\pulsron':> The l ntttd tat~
said 11 regretted lhl· action
The four ac11,''rsts wrre handt'd to
ucorgc Haba!>h·s Popular Front for
tht' l 1bcra11on of Palestrne "hrch
opf>')scs ) asser .\rafafs leadership of
lh1..· PalC"Sune Lrberauon Organrza·
lion. polict' said.
The front"' Bckaa spolesman.
\\ ahd .\bul..O, oun. told reporters the
d\'.'ponees "ould be lodged at the
group's base 1n Jlala. a' 1llage south·
\\CSI of Zahlc the pro,anc1al capital
of th"· Bekaa.
We ·sma11 DeDlocrats hit Reagan's
Central Alnerica actions
til~rac es C\eQ1 ~ At Coastal Communities Hospital,
the wonderful is a way of life. And as
~pie throughout the South Coast
Metro area are discovering, that's what
a full-service community hospital is
all about. C.OOstal Communities. Health
care born of commitment.
7101 • 8 .
WA HI GTON (~P) -Tht Re-
agan admin1strauon treat<'d four
(cntral .\menC"an nations hlce
-t>;inan:t ~pubha ·· v. 1th a demand
that the) C'ritaeizc 1caragua on tht'
t'\t' of a l"t'g1onal summit mttung.
House Democrats s:I)
. The dcm.and ln h1gh•lc\el Rf.\Pn
adm1nt\trat1un ul'fi\.1als dunna a Crn·'
1ral .\m<.•nc;in trip last "'-ttk •rf&trcd
.. more than one .. of lht coun1r1
Hou~ MaJont~ Whip Ton~ oelho
1J :if1cr m«una \\ednnda> v.nh
~g.ion:slambauadoDan \\ashrnaton
:\"' 1s1~n1 n~••r> Q(Cit1tc Elliott
\bram\ and Lt Gen Cohn Po"dl
Rca~n·~ ~uonal S«Unt~ ad' 1K<T.
told th"· pn..~1ckn1 of E1 hador.
t fo ndur.n. Gutitcmala and O\ta
Rt\3 1h~1r crit1 1\m of 1nraaua "'°i~
O\.'\:d\'\J 10 1rn;n::i"' pre urc on tht
nJ1n1 u '°'""'mcnt to ma r rt'-
•
form~
Coelho D-Cahf.. said admm1s-
trat1on 1ucmp1s to tnOuenC'C the pl"C'-
summ1t dialogue are -dtmcaning ..
and 111'\propcr
The pm1dcn1s of the fhe nations
m<'tt an n-Josc. Costa Rica. Fnda
to as~~ pr~ on lhcir regional
~Jct' pl.in and d«1de •hat further
\le~ to talc :·t ohn Pov.di goes dov.n theft' and
trcah th\.-s.: four cnutJ .\mcncan
n lion~ hlc bana~ .repubh and
C\~'\l~ them lo sa) •• ,.t'.'1. rr.-
Codho said m tin i nltf" lC" after be
3nJ Huu~ \faJonl} l.tadtr Thomn
Fol~ 0-\\ ash .. met "11h lM am· ~~u~
( lhosa1d the 1nt'1dcn1 \tlo"~ lhit
adnuni 1111100 offi tab ha'c .. ,hear
hand 1n 1h~ c: u! 1ar. dehbt'fatrt
"'"''to top the onxn ..
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Michigan
presents
first test
for GOP
By Tile Associated Press
Th<' GOP geared up 1oda~ for 11s
tir\I test of the campaign' H·ar an
\I 1ch1gan. "11h a legal bank thrt'atcn-
ang 10 cloud the ~uh. "h1lc Demo-
c ra11 pres1dent1al contt'ndt'r uar'\
Han edgC."d to"ard lhc m1lhon~olla·r
man. 10 ft'<kral matching mont'~
\kan"hak. Pat Robenson lat the
fu)Cof1hc tobacco 1ndus1~ b) calling
for ~n end to tobacco produc11on.
c111ng 1hc hC'ahh problems 1t cause~
··rm on 1he side of 1hc angel on
this Ont·:· the formC'r tclc' 1S1on
C' angeh'>l said an South Carolina.
\\hl'fl IObJClO ... the b1ggC"SI ca .. h
crop
..\nd Democrat Ric hard Gephardt
"ho ha' made trade •'>sue'> th<'
n·ntl'fPll'\.l' of hi'> campaign to4.ll
Japan h.> ta'>L \\ l.'dne~a~ a\ Prl·sadent
Rcag.an ml't "11h fapant'~ Pnme
\l1n1s1er 'oboru Taleshata
Thl' ti nant cs of I I of the prcs1d~n-
11al campaigf\s looked brighter
\\ cdnl·~a' after the Federal Ell'<.'llon
<. omm1ss1on 'otcd 10 relea~ anl,11her
S.J 4 mtlhun an federal matching
funds
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President Reagan listens as Japanese Prime Minister
NoboTU Takeshlta announces easing of trade restrictions.
Retail sales show biggest
increase inf our months Han. "ho has been bad an the ral c
a month got the biggest shcc of the
Dl.·mOll.llll pie. The FEC t'armarl ed B> T11ie Assodated Press
Sbr 3~5 for him. bnngrng has 101al
matching funds to SQJ"'.325
On the GOP side. \"act' President
(1eorge Bush remained the leader 1n
mJtlhang funm. \\llh an add111onJI
S3% 5 3 allocated ~ ednt''>da'
bringing ha'> tutal to S6.2 m1lhon
~ ..\ Hl\;G TO' -Retail !>ale'> ro'>t: -~r1.t•n1 r l.)\.·,lmrx~ ;h, t>1ggl·<,1
1ntrcaSt'. an four months on the "trength "' .1n an\.'lJ'<: n Juto "'11l"• th.:
go' ernmrnt said toJd' The Commerce CA·pJnml·nt ...i d rl·tJal ,·.,1.it1lhhm.:nh
sold SI ~6 -b1ll1un "onh ol goods an [x·l,·mtx·r up 5'• • m1 I 11n tr••m
'o,c·mtx-r Tht.> ligur~ are adJU'>tl"d ll•r , . .1.,.•nal .JflJl11Jn'> bu· not 1or
1ntla11on Tht• Dcl.:mber gnan l11llt1\l.l"d J '1.Jr.t rx·ru·n1 lnlr.'.l"'-' an 'o' ember anJ d rnP'> ol<J " pcrccnt an 0\t11lx r .1nJ I -f'\: ru~nt 1n ~r1i.-mber Buc,h and GOP n' J I Boh Dvlc "ho
both ~1d 1h1s v.c-e l 1bc' v.antcd to
1one dov.n personal auat11.!'. teetered Reagan colon exam said routine
on the bnnl of another pubhl dust up Iha\ ont' 0 , er personal ftnann·s \\ ..\ H I 'G TO' -Prc,1dcnt Rt."ag_in ., t ·11 •\\·•JI' \.sm I•'. h,·," 1,1r an~
B h d d _.. rt'lurrenle ol lolon lann•r as rou1in,· anJ h.a-. "lo:hin!-1 J '" th ha-. C'\.\ut 01 us eman t~ ag.aan that ha'> h .. h H .. h I' \I I n'alHdcasc1he1rta,return'>-e'cn stomach up!<.el. t c n lie uu-..: '>J'' '' ll' •• . .Ill~ "P'> ,·,man ar n
th ugh Doi · had said a da' ·aria •r h, • F1lL1Aater said ~ l'dnt'sda' the II Mc ha_J , '", 1,1• an•Hht·r 1: \.trn n.11 n tur
didn't ,,ant the , tel· pre'>tdl~nt t~ an~ Rl'agan. "ho had ,an{ er '>urger: n ,, ., He -.J1J 1n, l \Jr "a'"'' 1 rt JllJ tu
10 impose a tamctablc 1he !>tomalh \ltL~~s that Lt"pt R.:Jg..an up mu,h ''' T ul.''lda' n~ght and c.1rl~
.. , "ant to ~e all the ta\ rl.'turm out \\ cdncsda~ Bnehng rt'pon er<. at the \\ h1tt' H 1u~· Fllt" atcr <..:i J 1h.11 dunni
h .. B h sad F n DoJ 1he 'l'>ll to fkthl.'~3 '-a' al Hn\p!lal FndJ\ lht• prl'\ltknt " I ha',. a \0~~· ~1~-., c~m~agno s.aad 1~t'e colonoscop~ to l hc,l for ~.return •I canu~r and JI'>•• "111 ha' t' J C .\ T ~an a "-an~s !>Cnator "ould relea~ 13, ch1..~1 \.·ra~ and \tr~s tcst !h1se\am1na11on ~J'> prt'\ 1ou~h ""-hl·~.ukJ and .,
fl'lOrds b' the end of the "l't'L nut rdatcd lo the pr~1den1' morning ,·plloJe nl µ<;tn~·n1,·ri1" F•t/1A.1t.:r
But DOil· campaigning 10 ~pqn~--.aad Gas1nx·n1en1" as an 1nllamma1wn n1 thl '" m.1, h JnJ the nt, ,: ne-.
tidd \lo .. v.amc-d Bush that he
"ouldn 1 .. 1and l'l' 11he 1('1t hl' v.J\ 1hc State of Union address scheduled
• target ofunfa ar anatL\
·rm preparl"d tu mt"C on to lhe
l">'>UC'> but 1t"sa '""""a) str~t ··[).,le
\.'lid
\\ ..\ Hl ~(1TO' -Pre'>1den1 Reapf'>\." JC'I 'C"r ha., \131,· n• th•· I n1un
addn.-.;~ bl-fore a Jll nt ~'>\llln nf \ongrcv. Jan .:'.' 11 "a" an"' •un\.,·d
~ edne~a~ Thc-na11onall~ tiroadca'..t addres" "111 tl\.-g n a• h r :-:i ~ T
'Type A' shouldn't change after
heart attack, study concludes
BO TO:--1.\PI -Pt'1•pll' 1At1h ·T~p.· \. i:x·r-
\1rnalat1'l''> shouldn't If' IO l hangl" th('lr 3Uf"l~SSl\l' \\a\'> I!
th<.'' ha'e hean anacls bccau~ their hard-dn,en 't'k ma~ alluall) help tht'm h'c long<.'r according to a '>tUd'
publtshcd toda~
The stud~ n:ached the \urpn'>mg conclusion th.11
Jltl·r hl"art da~ase 0t·cur<. T ~pc .\'>\Ur' 1' c almCl'>t I"'' e J'>
"cll a'> T' pe Bs. their laad-bacl rountcrp.ln"
\Ian~ people belu.~'e that T~pc .\ per.onalata.:c, rut
p:opk at h1g.hcr nsl of hcan troublt' \\ h1lc thl· ~tud'
d~n·1 nt'cessanl) mean that a T~ix· .\ pcrsonalat\ ,.,
health' 11 d~ cast doubt on tht' ad' tee 1ha1people"1th
the d1s.pos111on should slov. d'o" n aftt'r a ht'an attai:~
.. From our data. 1he sugg~11on "o uld be that
changing T~ pe .\ bt'ha\IOr I'> not going 10 m<.r('a~
flt'• ('It '"Jr:,,. r~un1\Jl \Jl\.lDr Ru:hJrdJ fi.-.ind of
thl I ,, ,·r, t 1 ( J at •:i .1 Ek• cln
\\ l lt>unJ that thl· rl'lat nn,h1p \\l'nt Lhl· vtl'.l'r "a'
Th, T ~Pl" .\) Jl IUJ ' \\Cre \Ur''' ang. about I " llml·s
t"tcttl'r than 1h,· T' f'l R'
Tti, ,11.:J, 11u'"'I 'hl-d nth• 'l'" f nglJnd J11urnJI of
\kd1l1n.: ' 1h,· IJh''' •11 ,ha 'l~t· th.· T 'Pl' .\ 1hl't•n
...,.,,,·rJI .,rx·r" r rl'\lnt ,,·.ir• ".i·l ._.ul''I incd .... h,·tht•r
p.:. ipk ,, a:h tha' rx·r'''"'-'hl' m;.i~ JI' art trut~ m1•rl' la ~ch
h.> ,..,1kr heJrt :r 'Uli,
I ;im ,11n11n~ r.1vrl' :.1 th, l pan "r th.it T~~ ..\
~ha ' llf ma. n •t h;i\c mu~h :1 du" th luronan h~.:in d1~J~ r tht~ ,· ra Jn ah'•' ·'>.ltd Dr Da\ d R Ragfand.
"'ho .. ond ut1,·d th\.' Li1c,1 \lt:d' \!,1th Brand
Everything you "1ant to kno"'
before you get pregnant.
If you're considering the pros and cons of
parenthood or are think ing about ge tting
pregnant. thi s se minar will answer )Our
questions.
0 Getting in shape for pregnancy
0 fertility-Making the most of it
and when to seek help
0 Genetic hazards and screening
0 Sex pre.selection strategies
0 Consumer choices and costs in
maternity care
0 How lo combine motherhood with
a career
Speakers:
Lawrence Werlin, M. D.
Director
H0c1g ferhlit) 5<.'n ice ·
Robert S. Greenburg, M.D.
Obstctncian /G; nrcolog1st
Hoag Hospital
Nedra Rodheim, R. N.
Instructor
OB [dulal1on
H0c1g Ho p1tJI
Mon~, January 25, 1988
7 p.m.-9:30 p.m.
Sponsor~ by Hoag Hospital
fir t Chrisltan Church
4849 Alton Parkway
Irvin~ CA
To register, call the Hoag Childbirth Information Line (714) 760-BABY.
Thm? 15 no admass100 char lim1lcd alms a\'a1labl
,.• •• •
Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Thu~. J.anuary 14, 1988 1t Ali >.
• Japan's trade concession
criticized as 'not enough •r
\\ .\\Hl,f 1T0'\.1 -\Pl· L ">Trade
Rcpr ... ~nl.at1 l c la~ ton 'I t'Ulltr \aid
tod.i~ 1hat J1P<1n., pl'om1Sot' to open 11\
(On'>trudwn marl..ct~ 10 -\mt'ncan
lumpitOll''> Jon no1 meet our
nnd'> · .1nd that r•·talaaton sanC'UOns
might Ix ampo~J ·
Y t:Ultcr\ .. ummcch 1n " radio
anllf\ • ' tJO'..' J ,fa, .11\,·r Jap.ln~
Pnml \tar .. 1.· ' •tlc1ru Ta~e)hlla
pkJ~l·d 1 Pr-' ..i,,.,. Rtaµn thal he
v.ould Ji J nl· ll u J I rl' .. ohl' the
tmpJ'>~ •r. th .... .in-.:ri.;..iaon marL,·t
l'>'>Ul
Both Rl·JgJn ;.inJ Ta c'h11..1
pkdgcd 11 .J"-" ·tr Jdl· tr1e 1111n'> b\'.·
l\\\.·...-n th, Ill! n;it.on' ,•hall'<tnnuunc·
ang .l n\. \' pl..in 111 Ul•ll'Od th<' I \
dull.1r Ir• m lunh.-r dl·, hnl''I
I "i 1-u1ld~ .. , ...ir. 'l'l·~mg Jlll"'>'
ant• th, ~1u •1.t--111 1n·dol!Jr Jap;inl''M..
pul'l11t •I.IHI>.'> r:-Jr~.• hut ,I.tam th•H
Jap;in, .... r.,in.t11n' haH· madl· 11
n..:;irl, 1mn-" l', '11r them 111 ,, an
t .I '>
-\ JJ~Jnl"...: p· p. '-1 ~rl''>Cnlcd thl'
''"" ~-h dl a..J 1n1t1all~ hn-n
pra1~d b~ Rlag.in adman1\tratton 'I cu11i:r al~ l nt1cued tht' th~at b\
o fficials 1\ ah 1'agur-1n t('rm'> 01 .aJapane-c,cagn ... ulturallooperall'<'IO
"h1ch pub! l "or~'> pr· •irams are rt'dUC't' II'> 1mpon!<. of L grain to
going to~ · •P'-nl'd up · 'I l'UllC'r );lad re~1 !>ll'r II\ d '>pkasure 0' er .. hat 11
The prupv<wil d°'·' n )t ma._c cl~r ll·mm.J c,,l.'>'>", L S tradC' de-
" hl•thcr all JJpan1.: ~ proJt'CIS "ould nwnd'>
b(: open to I ') bidding and al..o If th<' Japane'><. gu,ernment as
v.hat Japan mean"> 1n '>ugg~ung the unabk to f\fl'\l'nt 1h1s 'I C'Ullt'r said ·
bads he madl· 1hrouJh 1oan1 .1:n1ure-. ·Iha' v.ould ~· J1 .. 1rnsmg andttd for
\\Ith Japanl....,• tirm' 'I l'Uttcr said an u' and ""uulJ lt .. d. pro,ole ad·
an anten ll'" 11 'a11onal Put , JP nal fl''pon..c .. trum us·· ·j
Rad1u T J~l'>hll;i '"J" ta, ng que~11ons ··our prehmuun u.Jgmt"nt ,., :hat ln•m rq:i<1rtt·r, J' a 1unC'ht'On toda\ at•
thl prOptl'><ll Jo~·, not mei:t our :hl '.111' na p._.,, ( ub and meeting
nc,·d'> and 1h.1t 'A1.."r1e going lu ha'e at.-r ~ 1"" al \la1ont' Leader
-.ome tough hard nl"!Ol'at•11n\ R ·~n ( 8 •J D-" \a Tak~htui .
Jhcad ·· 'I eunn ~ml k u • ' 'llr ( ~nJda F nda'
H om t;}ll..'l "'"h JufX!Ot"'><." llilla' l<,J;._in and T .ih-..hlla disclosed in
in Tal..t"'>hllJ·, pan~ ... andtlJtaon' arc ~ 'l' '-l;11l'ml·nt \\l"dnesda} that ·
thl· pnml m1n1s1,·r de1in1tl'I~ d .._.., t l • !" •, •nml·nt' .. ha' e de,elopedi
"ant 10 tn to rl'\(lhl· 1ha1 l'>'>UC" "'"h Jr>..inf.:..:TK'nt..'" !(•r pro,1d1ng ad..f
us:· 'I ~ult.er !>.111.1 ..: .; • ,.mJ\ ll..• 'uppun thl' battert'd
Bu1headdl·dth;i1· "'l'd.·n:i1nl. .:~.· ' -r'l'O•'
J "a~s apan .ind ..,.,.·11 +,j\l' :o J:..J l" r r, JUlnt ... :;:1temenl al~1 ~Id th
l•ur o"' I' JUd~m.:nt "ht i r.!'· ~-. R ~ • hp.1 ~. 'Juld male e-ffon'> t j
1ahatun J• llun ..., I ~. :i,-.·dtt! t 1 ..J • " m ~~\,· 1.kd1n1ng shon·tt'rtnf
alhlt'\\.'.that u~ ,·._:1.l :i·.·-·t ra:l' an that \.uumn 1
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:\-.~ abou1 our Cryst.al CJub Plan an
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Lett to nght·
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ROB INSON'
J
~igh school stud_ents' use
of cocaine reduced in 1987
W HINGTO (AP) -The senior class of 1987
sharpl) cun:ulcd 11s use of cocaine. according to a federal
sur'e~ thaul\o ho\\s 40percent ofAmenca's rttent high
school graduates o penment \\Ith the drug b~ the tame
the) reach :?7
Tht stud) of some I 7:CX>O students. released
\\'l'<fnesda) b) the Orpanment of Health and Human
Ser\ aces. also sho"ed a c-0ntanued decline in manjuana
u~ ttut began an 1979.
Llo}d D. Johnston. who directed the 13th annual
sun c) at the Unt,ersat) ofM1 ch1gan. called at a cooling of
"the unheahh) roman~ bet\\rett man\ of .\men ca·s
)Oung people and 1llic11 drugs." ·
"But at \\3.S not until 1987 when the latest and perhaps
most tro ublesome drug -cocaine -ga'e e' 1dence of
tx-ganntng to tum down\\ard:' Johnston said at a ne'-'S
lOnferenct.
A.lthou&h there ha' e btt1l thrtt other occasio ns "' hen
there \.\3S a slight drop an cocaine ust among thost
sun e)ed. those earlier chan~s dad not ha,·e the stausucal
sagnarnnce of the 10 pcrttnt decline rtt0rded 1n the latest
stud).
"Orspate the lo ng·te rm do"'nward trtnd for most
1lhctt drugs cocaine use in each of the past 13 )Cars has
either increased or rtmaaned esstntaall} stable." H H
·St~rctar) Ous R. Bo"en said. Bowen s:ud the 1987 drop an cocaine use among
'oungsters probabl) was due tn pan to pubhcit~ from the
cocaanc·r.:latcd deaths of college b3sketball star Len Bans
and professional football pla)er Don Rogers.
.. It 1s indeed 3 shame that the deaths of man~ talented
\Oung people: tool place before the dangcr of cociune use
\,as "'1deh behc,\.-d b' our 'outh." Bo"'en said.
ManJ'uana use stan ed dechnang after a 1978 peal in
"'hach ncarh 11 percent of htgh school seniors said the}
smoled at daal~. Last }Car. the figure "'as l.3 perttnl.
Students prefer mOney to philosophy
W.\ HI NGTO (.\P) -This \ear"s lolkgc
tn:shmcn arc more concerned about stnl ing 11 nc h and
In'> "OmcJ abou1 de' eloping a meaningful phalosoph~ or
Ilk than an~ ot thl"ar counterpans in the pasa 20 ~ear ...
JllOrding to a sun l'~
fhc .innual L <. L.\·.\mencan Council on Education
sun l'.~ of n,·arl~ 2QO.OOO freshmen. rel{'ased \\'cdncsda~
al\o tound a r,·l'orJ number planning to maJor 1n bustnl'\S
I 24 b J)\.'rcent ). a rc!lurgcnce in tntert>st 1n h.·aching. and a
u1n l1 nu1ng. -.lump 1n 1n1,·n:.,t in ,·ngint·cnng and lOmruta
\ ,lfl'l.'f'>
Uadcrc, ol l .( L.\'s Haght>r Education Rt'sc:lrlh
ln)lltutc Jnd ll\1.· ,ounlil '-'l"re holding a nl""S 1.onta,·nl·l·
11)\jJ' JI th1.· '-at1onal Press Club to d1St·u\s the \ur,·c,
fl'\Ufh
l h1.• repon 1s the 22nd annual sun c~ on 1.ollcg1.·
Ir, ,hm,·n\ Jllltud.:s ponsors \:ltd the <,un ,., \Jmpk
"J') adJuStl'd stat1stKall} to g1H' an ind1ca11on of the' 1e"'"
of all I b million c,1ud1.·nts '-'hl' cmbarlt'd on rnllegc
l Jrl'Crs IJ~l tall
.\s usual. 1h1.· irl•shnwn a1 .\mi:nca·) t\\O· and four·
H'aflolleg1.·> and uni' crs111cs ._., 1nce a cu nous melange of
~ 11.'" ')on .,01.1al and pohucal issues and perwnal mor{'s
For instance. 53 I percent .said the~ supponed ··La"s
proh1b1t1ng homoSl.'\ual rela11ons." But 5 . .., pc:rccn1
support1.·d legal aboruon. "'1 8 percent opposed inal'aSl·d delen~ '>J)\.'nd1ng and .S"' b percent said colk'ges sh?uld
n1111n'1.''>I in lompan1cs that do business in uth .\Inca
The ~un C} repon "The .\mcncan Freshman.
'J11onJI 'orms for Fall I q ~.-~1d that. -desprtr the
\\1J1.»p1cJd pubhlll~ aboul the threat of .\ID . the
-proportion l)I lrl''>hm1.•n "'ho air1.-e that ·1f t"o people
r..:Jlh la~n'J' h olha 11°'> all nght lorthl'm to ha't' ~' l'' en
11 1h1.·' hJ\1.' ~nl>"n 1.·a,h other for onh a shon time· rl'J~ h~·J J lh'" h1~h ot ~I ~ pcrn·nt 1n 19;-··
ANNE KLEIN
SESTO MEUCCI
CALVIN KLEIN
·CARESSA
EVAN-PICONE
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ESPRIT,MIA
IMP0 , 9-WEST
GLORJA VANDERBILT
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Ong S2Y 9<> SI<X> $1 4 .99-$99.99 The best tyle ol the
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• \'il r• m \\'omen: Shoec;
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-ROBINSON'S · . .
• • • \
COMPLETE NYSE COMPOSITE TRANSACTIONS, AS
OC unemployment rate hits 3 % BOMA
honors
Moriarty,
Pickett
November's figures show that nation~l
percentage is nearly double county's
By BOB VAN EYKE~
Of .. Ollllr .........
Unemplo>ment 1n Orange Coun-
t> con11nucd 11s dov.n"ard trend 1n
:"\oH·mbcr 19 7. according 10
sta11St1lSJUSt rclea$Cd b) th~count~
Emplo) mcnt Dcn~lopment Oepan-
mcnl.
'\o\ ember's unemplO) ment rate
"as 3 ix-rccnt. compared to 3 3
Pl'rcl.'nl II\ October and 'q ix-rcent
1n \:oHmbcr 19 6. accord ing 10
labor a nal>st Dan Johnson
~at1on"1dc. the Joblessness rate
I!> ncarh '" 1Cl' that of'l"·Orange Count~. at 5 percent. according to
the L' S. Labor Dcpanment
The total number of Orange t ount~ residents seeking \\Ork but
unable to find 11 "as 40.000 in
~o' ember. an·o rd1ng 10 Jo hm.on.
In October thl' number of un-
emplO\cd "as ~3 100 and lh~rl'
"-l'rl.' 50.000 JX'O plc out of \\Ofil. 10
thl' \.OUnt~ 1n 'o,1:mbcr 19 6.
John\on \a1d
JohnM>n ~1d most of tht' changt:\
1n l.'mplo~ mcot figures from Octo-
ber w :--.o,embcr Y.e1 ~ t)p1ral
~·asonal adJustmcnts
··Emplo> mc.·nt 1n tt'tt: v. hok~k
tndustn "as up sltghtl~ and 1n
rl tJ1I thl.'rl· \\\,'re ~.UOO more l·m-
plo~l·d 1n 'u,cmbcr than in O..to-
tx·r ·· h, ....:11J .. Those lhange., arl·
l~ Pll JI lor thl.' prc-hohda~ seaso n
Rl.'ta1I had tht.• largest gain thJt
month ;inwng thl 1ndustne-. "l'
rcrnrdcd ··
4>oml· inJu.,tnl'\ \hO"l"d ded1nt's
111 'mplu. m,·nt ahodut' to \t'asonal
la\.l ur\ Juhn.,vn \aid
"( un\tru, I 1111 ,Jg,·d Ju" n J bll ·
h,· l.'\pla innJ l '>UJI." JI that ll ml"
ol ~l.'~r thl''l "J li11k mnrt' ram and
llJll ">•'\.lUl'O' .• J Ilk lo'> "Ori.: going or
()nc of tht.' larg~'>l ..ipparl"nt 1n-
U\.'J'>I.''> 1n lmplu,mcnt \.\J'> in the
lhl'l'llC JI'> n<l u'>tn "'h1rh atl·ord·
• 1ng 111 ~hl· m ,.,,· rcu•nt tigures.
.\no1hcr 1ndustr: shu"ing J n gJ1n1..<l: 11111 ,, irl..l·r, irum <>ttu~r
IOlflJ'>• 1n cmplo~mcnr "'3'> pnn1-I '\11\,,..1hi.•
ing and publ1'>h1ng Thal tnlfl'J'>I.' Hut John\1..r '>Jll.l thJ t tnlfl'a'>c.' "3'> Jbo t~ ptl al ol thl· Sl'J\on Johnson ).)1d ·~.i' h...,Ju,, 'J ,..,JO~l· in d J'>!>t·
ttc~t =-' r ..1 ..1dual 1:hr\.·a .. ..-1n .. \10~1 ol lhl· gain ''"" pn babl' in 1 ,m;l 1 ,.m.n:
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Tht' Bui lding O"' ncrs and Man-3~l'~'\ .\\'>(X 1J t1 in ·s Orangt ({,unt~
chJ;'lh' ha\ '<-'it"(!~ Eurnc Monar-
.: l-''nl·rJI man~r o Segerstrom
l . r 1,·1 n '>J ntJ .\na as Its mem~r of
1h, ,Jr Jnd Beu~ Packen . pnnc1pal
' ! . P l io..l'll P.u nung in Fountain
\.Jill .J'> .J"""' 1Jte member of the ..
\I •n.Jn\ J B<J\I .\ member for ~O
, .J ' ' ;.i ·~, ~ mi:mber of n ume-rous
k< t\I \ I: h ·nJt onat l ommllt~
.1nJ "1J, tx·l n lhJ1rman oithe 80\1 .\
E , , ... : Jnd E\,hange Repon
• n llC't : 1r ,·"-''ears He has also
·,,:\,J .J'> .:du\.Jtion arid program
• .!1'" ,1r. It r 80 \.I A-0( and
p· 1JlJ ~..i1JJnll" tor the chapter in
t~ 1 r".Jl1'. \ear.,
l ..irr,·•nl\ pn:-.1dt"0i of thl' Orange
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• m:x·r ul thl' Santa .\na
T r-11'\;>.):IJ11ur. ( ommmee former
,:iJ ~ osn : :h,· '!>an:a .\na \1a~ter
P .J,. l omT1:tcl Jnd pre!>1dent of1 he
...~.J .\:i::i 81d.•nt('nri1al CommltlC't ...-'· -..
P1. -. ... ::ha' ~·,i:J ori BO\! .\..QC'\
• ":.;im P'UJl"•: J'1d ml'mbt-r>h1p .. :om-
.\n ~.-11' t." member of P:unung &.
[')..'(ora:1ng CortrJetors ol .\menca.
'"' '.Jrr."th O\Ohed ""h The \\o~ • .:·, T·Jns 11onal (enteT in Or-
3:'1~~ ( uiit M ::;.l-hour Jo5-da\·3· .e-;ir ,r , , int....,. entton center · for
b-::. · .-. --~ -"u~ "Omen and ,:-11c·.,. ... ., oi r('!. .Jent of Hunt·
1ng:o,. !kJ,,.
Bt 1\1 .\·< >rangl' Co1..nt~ ""h more
:han ::;-;; ....,l'm bers 1s an inter·
natmnJ fl'.l c'!ltatt> u:idustr: organ1za-
uon ~ mpn~d 01 ,ompan1es in·
'ohc-l! n lhc o~nc~h1p. managt·
:':"IC':'lt and o~rat on of commt rc1al
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Stock traders cautious
NEW YORK (AP) -The stock market
dnfted in a narrow range Thursday, continuing the
neutral trend of the past few sessions.
Trading 'Mis quiet.
.\nal~sts said traders remained cauuous while the~ a""a1ted Fnda> ·s scheduled rcpon from the
Commertt Department on the nauon's trade
balance for November.
There arc hopes. but less than widespread
confidence. on Wall Street that the figurn will
sho"' some 1mpro' ement from the record trade
deficit ofS 17.6 billion rcponed for October.
In Thursda) 's economic ncv.-s. the govern-
ment reported that retail sales rose 0. 7 pen:-cnt 1n
December. That figure came in a btt bclo"'
cxpcctauons.
The Do"' Jones a\eragc of 30 induwfals
droprcd 8.6:! to I. 916.11.
.\dvancin& issues outnumbered declines b)
about 8 to 7 on the NcwYorlcStock Exchange. with
.,73 up. 685 do~n and 464 unchanged.
Big Board 'olume totaled 140.57 m1lhon
shares. against 1 S4.02 million 1n the pre' 1ous
session. The ~YSE"s composne 1ndell edged up .O:!
to 137.97
Your flrat pet,
your ff rat Job,
your flrat car,
your ftrat home
cla .. ln.d'• your flrat choice.
WHAT AMEX Dio
NEW YORK (AP) Jan ,,
Advancec
Declined Unchan9ed Toiat iuue\
New '1i9'1\ New lowi
I AMEX LEADER S
Prw. ~l 213 2U
134 I
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NEW VORIC (API -S.lft, 4 om
T'1vr'6av l>fOCe ano net c;_na~ of '"' 10 ~st active American Stock E11cna~ •nues. trad•"9 nalionatlv a t l'TIO'e than SI. H.ww V Last ~ WangLabB n7 , 14lt lrjl; Viacom of IS, 2•"" ~ ECf\oBa'LO\ '1, 22 '• '> Lon marTel 199, 10•1 te~re 163. 6~ -1 Cominco ISS, 10'• Arndallt 143. l3 • + 1~ Teu,A1rCo n. lo->. Wl'le<MeEnr '8,000 131. + , F tAvslPr 97 SOO 7~1
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rftOfltll Wed
L.-· 31 cent. 1 pound
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NEW YORK IAP) .Un 14 ~.
Adva'leed Oe<lt~ Tiw"!H rl I~ ¥ncllan~ ota• lnues ff~2
N.,._, ll:0'1' I New lows 9 11
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Dow JoNE S AvERAG ES
Nt W Y(Jkll. l A .. J -~irntl Dow JOfte'S ~1[' t:lfu';~ ~1!:1 Ull ~ n nn; m~ 11,n= •
6 St H SS 711.22 701 M 709.JS-•
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UlllS 2S m.soo 6S Stk 4S',20CJ,400
NASDAQ SUMMARY
NEW YORK CAPJ -Mo,, achve OVJ!• ·tne·counter \toell\ suoe>tieo bv NASO Last w
Name I Bid Asat.cf ~ lot•t , 3~!?0 2'l• -I • F1rGo \ 3,.-~ • +11 • Maacr_t. 1 3 -• EC>P'e<:" \ I • ,2. • + • MCI I , 10l. + ~ Asl\ton 1 2,~. -2ll•
Genetc s 90 , 43 • -• ~vs s 11S.SOO 2t -I '> Mic 1)6,lOO 364 + , ~'' 615.'°° 16' • + ,
Oil engineers facing
inside trading charge
rrEW"YORK (AP)-Thc Securi-
li~ and Excbanac Commission filed
a c1 vii ms1der usdina Kt ion Wednes-
day againsl t-.o pe-trolcum cnsineen
"ho aUqedJ)' bouaht stock in a
rompa_ny before P.ubhc disclosure
lhat 1l had &truck 011 in Eaypt.
The SEC action filed in U.S.
District Court allescd ~ foscph
Ktthcrvt and Adel d1b RifTat mack
nearly S27.000 an lllqal lndlna
profits on Teus lnltmational Co.
stock.
U.S. DtstnC1 Judet Kc' In T. Duff)'
granted an EC request for a ttmpor-
•') mtra1n"'• or<kr. frttzina iM
pact's assets
Tht rompla1nt uatcd KtTtacrvt. a
French (ltLKO lava ...... c .. ro.. and
Adib. an£&) puan. were ~s*>>ttS of Scblum~r Ltd.. the tJtint 1nttt· n~uonal 011 and pi f~ld ~rvitts
com pan)
The com·pan)' wai ~t.a•ncd b)
;ft\U lnlttftltJCft.al. an Ott.homa
Cit)·blxd rorpontt0n, to hdp aai 1
silt i ft f:a>'pt'' wnicm de:Kn '°' Otl s part of"tht' rontracL tm results
"ere to be ~held in stnC1 oonfidt>ntt'"
b) Schlumberger cmplo)tn. nuk1n.a
them "temporary insidcn.." barnd
from tradina on confident .. 1 1nfor·
mau<1n. 1crord1n.a to tht' complaint.
But after Ttus lnlemational
struck oil early 1n 1985. the en11neen
ordered their brokm lo pun:h.alit
10.000 shares each of Tttas Inter·
national common tock. tht com·
pta1nl stated.
The transacoons ~"tre compltted
Feb. '4. I 98S. less then an hour bcf0tt
Tcus lnttrnat1onal announced tht
od slnkt. Ytd the SEC.
Thccompan) 's5\0CkJumped more
than lO pefttnt that da)' and climbed
lo Sl.lS per sba.t by Feb. 7.
d 1b told h11 W.ru on Feb. 1 and
made Sl7.747. said 1~ SEC but
Kerhcnt . who wailed a day. ~
on)) S9. I S6 bccautc lk stock bad
dropped b\i then. T'he~SEC IS ittll1n, Ct~ll pcnMin
amou•l..._ '°dint tunes d9r .,.._...
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Get the
new year
off to a
good start
Ever suffer from post-holiday
blues?ThatsubtJe. unsettled feel-
ing that something isn't quite
right. no maner how bard you try.
Usually the blues come from
unfulfilled expectations. some-
times they'll come from the
letdown of the busy holiday
season.
I have my own way of dealing
with post-holiday blues that may
work for you too.
Try lookinJ forward to the new
yca r withanucipation. Thiokof
all the exciting things that are
bound to happen. Imagine the
challenging new wa) you can deal
with old problems.
For staners, make some simple
changes around the house. Do
something that adds newness to
an old environment. move
furniture around. clean out your
closet or add wallpaper to a dreary
room.
Most imponantly, re member
to be thankful for the new )'car
and all it brings. lsn 't that what
life is all about? • • • The new yearforthe Natural
Histof) Foundation of Orange
Count> in Newpon Beach finds
them in need of volunteers for
fossil preparation.
The foundation stresses the
need for patience and an interest
in leaminiabout fossils for the
person doing this job. Go<>d detail
skills are also vitally imponant.
The operation hours for the lab
are Tue\(iay. Thursday and Satur·
day from 10a.m.to3p.m .. and
Thursday evenings.
For more mformauon on this
and other openings foTvoluntecrs
call the foundation at 953-5757 or
582-31 76. • • • In Dallas, Maril)"D Hold ea of
Newpon Beach was awarded the
use of an Oldsmobile Firenza b)
Mary Ka) Cosmetics. Inc. at their
VIP(Very lmponant Performer)
Club meeting.
Holden was among more than
1500 Mary Kay independent
businesswomen who are mem-
bers of the Club. • • • Seventeen-) ear-old Amy Jon-
soa,daughterofMr. ud Mn.
Roser Jobsoa ofNewpon
Beach, has been selected to com-
pete in the I 9880rangeCounty
Miss TEEN Pageant to be held at
the Marriott Hotel in Irvine this
April.
The pagcan t recognizes girls
between 13 to 18 years old who
will be honored for their achieve-
ments in school and in their
communities. •
To participate. contestants
must maintain a Bgradeaven14c.
and are required to participate 10
the .. Volunteer Service Pro-
gram."
Contestantsarcjudacd en
scholastic achievemcnts1 volun-
teer service, speech or talent,
personal interview. and formal
(Pleue .. nw /82)
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THURSDAY, JANUARY 14, 1988
De 'ooµi 's term off with a bang
Newport-Mesaschoo boardpresident
welcomed with protests, recall threats ,.
By JOYCE BODLOVJCB °' ................
In early Deccm~r w.he n Jim de
Boom was insllllcd as £rtsident of
the :'llewpon-Mesa Unified School
District Board of Education. the
meeting room was not filled to
capacit) v.uh v.ell-v.1shers. Instead.
an&J1 tcachm came in mas.s to
protest the terms of their present
contract nego uauons.
The second meettng. 100. was no
bed of roses for de Boom.
Commun1t) mem~rs incensed
o'er the dec1s1o n to swap Corona del
Mar anti Newpon Harbor High
School pnnc1pals Jammed inro I.he
rilt'eung room -some armed with
1hrea1s of recall.
•· 1 "Onder "hat 1s fOi ng to happen
aa m~ 1h1rd meeting?.· de Boom said.
.. T he e' en1ng I was installed as
Irvine businessman
finds time to build
a successful career
By JUDITH F. DONNE.fl °' ................
In me businessman Severin
Wunderman has done all n~t for a
man considered 10 be a .. difficult"
tee a-ager.
Wunderman said that he wasn·t
what you'd call a bright saudent. ·· ...
lcfs JWSI 53) a Harvard MBA I'm
not ... 11 wasn't that I didn't like
school. 11 "as more that school
d1dn·1 hke me I sp«1altzcd in
girls.-
Because of this. Wunderman
spent his high school )cars h"ing
v.11h his sister in the lJnued States.
rather than in Europe.
Fonunateh. he said. he had ahe
makings fo r a successful busi·
nessman from his own formula.
··Se,en n Wunderman be-came
successful bccau~ of 80 percena
luck. to be at the right time in the
nght f.lace and at the nght moment.
and _o percent gut feeling. I v.as
brough t up. as &ht') 53). an the
st~ts and there are ccn.ain de·
c1s1ons )Ou·,e got 10 make b) gut
feel mg.··
Wunderman said thaa his ··gut
feeling .. 1s rartl~ "rong and 11 was
that which brought him back to
Europe after high school and land·
ed him a JOb "1th the small but
mno' au' e "atch manufac-tun ng
firm . .\le"s Ban hela'
Banhela) 5J>C'Cllhicd tn pnvate
la~I w-..1ches for the F~nch mar-
Se.atn Wanclerman
ketplace.
··one dav we came out with a
sterling p1cee that we couldn't gi ve
av.a). We decided since v.e
couldn·1 ~II 11 1n France. to ·1"
selling 11 1n G erman):· ·
Wunderman Sot"le-caed sat~ ~
cause ofh1s muluhngual abilit~ He
speals French. German. ltahan.
Dutch. a nd Spanish.
.. 8) &ht' lime I'd traveled 1.500
m iles r d sold :!.000 units, and that
be-came the export business for the
com pan) that later ellpandcd to the u.s.:· he said.
He v.as on a anp to the United
States v. hen ht' met Aldo Guco and
the t ~o la a er became dox personal
(Pleue .. TJIB/82)
Irvine Council votes
tokeep 100%payhike
By G. JEANETTE AVEJl.'T
In me Cit) Counetl mem~~
"oted Tuesda> to hold t~ hne on the SJOO per month pa) increase the~
appro' ed for 1hemse1' es last Febru·
ar). keeping their m onthlx com·
pensauon at S600 per council mem·
~r.
Councilman Dave Baker was alone
1n opposing the new ordinance.
Last year. counetl mem~rs voted
ahemseh·es an extra $300 per month
tn pay for their role overseeing the
city's pubhc facihtin infrastructure
authorit). The authorit~ was estab-
lished to oversee the bu11din1 of the
civic center and child care center. and
the city's perform ins ans theater.
Council mcmbcrsalsotttt1veSJOO
oua of the city's General Fund for
their role as council membcn. Com·
pensation for the fi ve council mem·
bcrs. not including expenses. }low
tot.ab $36.000 -an S 18.000 iOCTUsc. ~nning July l , the entire S600
will come out of the ett) 's General.
Fund. according 10 Nancy Lacey. the
cit) clerk. The counc1l 1s scheduled to
rescind the S300 1n pa~ coming from
the infrastructure authorit~ at the
authont) ·s ne.itt meeung. she wd.
Lnder &he Cahfom1a Government
Code. c1t1es v.11h 75.000 to 150.000
populauon can compensate their
council mem~rs up to S600 per
month. Irvine's population is 94. 100.
wh ich qualifies council mem~r5 for
the fuU S600 per month.
Counc1lmem~r Baker opposed
the new ordinance because the P9Y
ra1st cosas the etl) an additional
S 18.000 a )ear. and also. because
pt'Ople don·l run for council positions
for the mone~. he said.
"You don t go to the trouble of
raising man) thousands of dollars for
a campaign and running for office to
get a S300 a month job. or even a $600
a month JOb ... Bale.er said. Baker first
voted for the increase last February.
but tned unsuCttSSfully a month later
to get his colleagues to rescind the
increase.
president m} "tfe d1dn'1 lc.nov.
whether to offer congra1ulat1ons or
condole nces.··
ThrouJh 11 all tho ugh de Boom
has maintained v.hat he calls a
pos1tn e attitude.
.. , waso·\ a"are v.e "ould ha"e
contro' ers~ around these 1ssu~." he
said. -SOme of the leuers and calls I
get a rt from 'el') thoughtful people
and a fev. ha' e been personal!)
atta.dcani le.ind of stuff. But . I am an
opum1suc -)OU discuss probJems
and usual!~ things "orks out:·
De Boom v.as first elected to ahe
school board in 1983 and ran again.
unopposed. in 198.,
.. This 1s m) first ti me as school
board president and probabl) m~ last
at the ratt' I am going.·· he JOlc.ed
Accord1Qg 10 dt Boom. a Minne-
sota natl" e. his interest 1n pohucs "as
sparked b) lus parents
.. M} folks alv.a)s discussed poli-
tics:· he sa1d. ··M~ vandfather "as
founder of the farm labor pan~ in
Minnt'sota v.h1ch ga ve H ubert
t-!umphre) his sum I v.a.s probabl~ a
Junior in high school v.hen I became
acu'e in Repubhcan.pohucs ··
The !':ev. pon Beach resident at·
tended the L'n1"ersll\ of M:nnesota ~fore gradua11ng fro·m Geo rgt' \\ 11·
(Pleue eee DE BOOM/82)
ALLET RUSS
One of the woru at the'Se•erln Wanderman FOG.Ddation, an
lD-ofOcc mueam that fcatura the work.a of early 20th
Centa..ry artlat Jean Cocteaa.
UC/will
unveil
anteater
tonight
By LORELEI YACONO
O., .... C..1 S •1 i
What weighs 430 pounds. is 81..-: feet
Ion~ cost S50 000 and eats ants"
L CT s bronu statue of an a nteater.
"hich v.111 be un,e1led tonight in
front of the Bren E'ents Center JUSt
pnor 10 the basl etball gamt' bctv.etn
LCJ and l tah tate
The anteat('r 1s the gift from t:CT s
class or· ~ -a gift that has not been
v.11hout contro'e~"·
It seems as 1houih tht' class of '87
out-shopped themselves. Their total
pledges for the class gift amounted to
S 3 5 .000. lea" mg a sizable cost to ~
p1cl ed up b~ the L Cl Student ~ffa1rs
That gro up also had to shoulder &he
cost of 1nstalhng the an v.ork on
campus
~so. lhe statue v.as to ha'e been
comm1ss1oned b~ a former or current
LT I student anast Ho-.e' er. officials
from the Fine .\ns Depanment could
not find an~one from CCI they
d('Cmed acceptable. so the) looked to
:-.;e" ~1e~1co for an applicant_
. The anist the) scnled on, Bill~
Fnzgerald from Tesque. N M .. con·
structed the statue b~ using an old lost
-.;u method
The 1mpress1,e stat~ v.e1ghs 430
pounds. 1s : feet long. 3 f('Ct b&&h.
(P1e&ee eee OCl/B2J
City appr·oves plan
to pciy for ambulance
service to indigents
Da...eBaker
Mayor UrT)' Agran argued. hov..
ever. that the compensation 1s .. en·
llrtl) consistena v.-11h the size of our
city. Th~ art councils that ~1,•e
much more. and I doubt 1ha1 there 1s
one an)rwhert that works harder ··
By G. JEANE1TE A \.El'\i °' .. .,.... .......
The ell\ of Ir. me has set aside
S6.000 as · a financial safet~ net for
resuknts unable to pa~ for eme~enc~
ambulan<-e scr.1ce
To ~ administered b' tht' Public Safet~ Depanment. the funds are
reset' ed for residents " ho v.ould not
~ co' ered b} their medical in·
surantt. Med1catt. Med1Cal orCoun·
t~ Indigent Medical r. ic~ and
could not mal.e monthh pa~ ments to
an ambulanC"C sen 1C'C to pa~ otT an
ambulance bill d111e to hardship
··\\-'hat v.e·re tail ing about 1s a
small num~r of peoplt'.'. said \ta~ or
la"! ".gran. The~ ma~ bt' singlt'
pa~nts who cam SI .000 ~earl~ but
art not co' ered b' an msurance plan.
and for ~hom an ambulanc-e bill
-.ould ~a hardship. he said
The Cit) Council set up the speci.al
fund for a one-, ear tnal ocnod after
&ht' count\ noutied the Cll\ that II
v.ould no iongt'r be able to transpon
1 r. int' n-s1dents to area hospitals tn an
emergenc~ for free
L' p unt1l th1s month. If' ine v.as the
onl~ c11~ in Orange Count~ sttll
rettl\ ing public ambulance service
from the Orange Count) Ft~ Depan·
ment
The cm and the count' Fu-c
Dcpanment agrtt'd last Jul) io con·
'en the count~ ·s onl) emergcnC)
transpon 'eh1clt' into a third para-
medic unit for If' me L0 ndcrtbc plan
put into t'fTC'Ct Jan I. count) para-
medics v. 111 ronun~ to ~pond to all
emergcnc~ calls.. but Doctor's Am·
bulance Sen ice of Laguna Hills will
ac-tuall) tal e the IOJured person to
Tusun Memonal. the nearest bospt·
tal. acrordmg to Frances Winslow.
tht' ett~ ·s emergenC) scrviccs coordi-
nator
(Pleue eee AllBULA.JlfC&/82)
Friends of Newport Bay off~ring free tours on Saturday
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Free. auided watkina to\lrs of U J>P'r Ncwpon Bay ,. .. ~ •• •or.'k•IJon •lated Bvnnot1Jerap1v talk planned Romance writers to convene will be oft&ed by the FrXftds ofNcwpon ~Y Sltwday. ·--.-r ., r ., sw1iftt at 9 a.m., at the comtt of East Bluff' Drive and Maniale and family therapist Jeanne Nelson will Mdod) Gordon. a l1ttnsed d1n.ical hypnotherap1sL The Orangr Count) chapttt oftM Romantt Wntcn
Beet Bay ROid. conduct 1 teminar entitJcd .. Handlin& Anatr in Rdl~ will speak at the 1nstallauon mttt1na of lM Ora.nse of .\menca will meet Saturday at~ SIZZkr Restaura.nL
Tow pops will leave every IS minutes or'° untd bOftSbi .... Sltwda) from 9 1.m. to noon at the lrviM Covnt) chaptttoftbe Amman Astoaation for Medical I I ~ Harbor Bhd.. Fullcnon. to htar senior editor
10:30 Lm. The nut tou.r is schedWed for~ 13. Hcn\llC Partt Youth Services Cenier. Trarucnpt1on Saturda)'. l..nhe \\ a1naer ofSilboucnc Boon
Food drive .et bJ Me.a
The prosram is geam! to illustrati~ how to UK l"Ff The mtttm& tS schcdu1cd for 91.m. at Martin Luthtt The non-member vtSitors' ftt 11 SJ and lunch bqins uadoorwaytosreater~lf-understand1na. TuitionisSIS HospitaJ. 1830 W. Romnc)"I Dnvc. Anaheim. Gordon at 11 JO am. followed by the prosramat 1 p.m.
for 10 1nd1vidual and S2S for a couple, with f'elistration will ~ on mobiJizina lM body's natural healing
&ak.m it 660-36)9. processn. pain alleYiation.1ppeti1ec:ontrOl and &>rocram·
min& healthy reactions to strut. Lecture on trill• •t occ
Lapidary MO• tld• wrede.ad
The OraQair Coast Mineral and t .1S*ilr'Y ~t} •tll
boad us aMUal sbo•. ''Proec>t<tors Panduit.. -this
•ec:ktnclat tht Ekctncal Wcw\a'a' Hall. lill W. F1nt St..
San\IA.na.
Hounol\Mablbe&ioaartSatunlay&om 101.m. to
Ip.-. aad S-.f. from IOa.m. to 6'p.m. Adnrillion 1s
ht aecJ pua wtll bt 1...-S., Call Janet °"*"" It S46-4Jl9 IOr mort Ul'°'1Mtion.
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.\nomc) Charles Mc Ktt wiO speak on dra.,_,. up
v.11ls and trusts for a manaUy 111 adwt al Slt\Uday's
mttuna of the Soulh Coest Alhancc for the Mentally IU at
Ora nae Coast Collete 1n COAA Ma&.
The prosnm •ill be prelC1l1t.d ftom 10 a.m. to nooa
1n Room 108 of tM COUl!di~ a.net Admiaitarnoa
8uUd11 •.
Tutorinl tralaJa6 offered
The South Cout U\er'K)' CCM&Dcil wtll besin its I 9U
uaiA1R1 seuioas \Im moeda, mna .. ~ at 1M •
Lut.Mran Chumt of tht 0oa tD l.apna Hills from 9 a.:m.
to DOOa
O\ber' dlSRS will ~ Ju. 25 1t tht United
MetbodtSl ('but'Cb in INine. net at Vtlll dd ~ ia
Sin J..an CIC>tstrano smtillrl fd>. 20. The ICIAoes lft
hdd weekl) for comttuth-c and f\anbtt
infbrmataon lS 1\"&llablt 1149 -11
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Piano's art mi:lseum design
expected by moSt to be grand
By VIDA DEAN .................
Italian architect Renzo Piuo was
the star last week at a reception in the
Balboa waterfront home of Judy and
Ro«ae Hemlev.
Close to t"OO supponers of the
Newport Harbor Art Museum
gathered (and v.a11ed for more than
an hour due to a scheduling mix-up)
10 meet the man who will desi~n the
museum·s new S20 million fac1l.itv at
MacArthur and Pacific Coast ·High-
way.
Fortunately. hors d·ouevrcs were
plentiful during the period th.e crowd
anxiously awaited Piano·s arrival. ··1
met him last night at a dinner in the
museum. He·s ver. "ice.·· said Pam
Goldstein, who was on the architect
selection commiuee. "When I saw
the De Mcnil Collection Museum he
designed in Houston. he had m~ 'ote.
The building is exquisue:· she said .
.. Fo r contemporar) art. he·s a
genius." said Bob-McLain.
.. The comm1uee choice of an
architect was brilliant. I thin!. ... said
Pat Neisser. "I ne,er miss going to
his Pomp1do u Centre ~hen r m 1n
Parii.:·
Comments on P1ano·s past '-'Or~s
and hopes for the upcoming one here
continued until "He·s here" "as
announceo.
Piano arn,ed w11h companion
Maria Teresa Toffano and collaborat-
ing archnects Sbuoji lsbida and Mark
Carrol from has Genoa office. and
engineer Peter Rice, who has worked
with him on many projects. They
were aCC'ompanied by museum direc-
tor ltevlD Couey and wife Sau.
"l'v-c been looking at other
architecture in tbis area today. We
were in San Diego to see the Salk
Institute and La Jolla Museum and al
the library in San Juan Capistrano
(designed by Miclaael Graves)," said
Piano as guests gathered around. (He
said his name 1s pronounced j ust like
the musical 1nstrull).ent and adm·itted
people often make jokes about it.)
l,.atcr. standing on the staircase.
Piano said to the group. "1've been in
Ne" port Beach for ttlree days and I.no~ I Mil be doing something
d11Tcrcnt than I have ever done before
bt:causc of) our ~real climate and the
bt:au11ful. great sue. It looks like a ne\\
chalkngl' for me ...
.\ftcr his last statement. the stereo
(turned on b) mistake) suddenl~ sent
out a fanfare of music bringing a roar
of laughtet from the listeners.
Following P1ano·s introduction by
Rogue Hem le~. president of the
musc:um board of trustees. and tl1s
talk. thOSl' at the reception had t1le -
opponun1 t~ to chat with the
arlh11ec1.
.\lso the opponuntl) to '1s11 the
buffi·t for hot soup served in bread
bo'i' Is. steak d1ane. chicken breasts
and a 'ariet\ of salads and fruits
catered b) Turnip Rose. <The~ have
thl.' neatest serving tra) s for stand-up
dining -hca') plastic travs "'1th
convenient cutouts to hold gfasses.)
.. We had a dozen people on the
architect selection commjttec and we
visited m any places -lxtapa in
Mexico. Santa Fe. Houston. DaUas.
Los Angeles before choosing Piano
from seven architects." Hemley said.
.. I'm very excited about our choice."
Selection committee members in-
cluded Jack •• (with Marlon) and
Jim Pick, who were there along with
Sandra Bei1el, J•die Aroros, New-
port Beach Ma}or Pro Tern Evelya
Hart. museum chief curator Paal
Scllimmel, Lacille Kuen, Siie Jarvie•
Joanoe and Warren Fix, Jeane and
Dave Tappu._ Slaaron and Jlm Beo·
wood, Dr. Gerlando Buttl of tfle
Italian Cultural Institute representing
the Italian consul general. and Pegy
and Robert Sera1•e, who arrived by
boal-tfrom the11~ home across the bay,
Bob McLain and Pam Gold·
stein.
TIME PLAYS PART IN SUCCESS .•. From Bl -·
friends. Wunderman also collects the works
"He gave me a substanual order to of ot)ler 20th Century artists. such as
be manufactured under the Gucci Pic-asso and Chagall. appreciating the
label. My boss said he couldn•t make influence that Cocteau had on his
such a large order." contemporaries.
Wunderman approached Gucci .. I bought m} first drawing b~
and asked 1fhecould manufacture the Cocteau 30 }ears ago for SIOO. Back
order himself. then 11 was a month's salary. I went
"He said he"d have no problem home and showed my wife and gave
with that 1f 11 was the same quality her the remainder of mv check. I still
and the same price. But I did have a ha' e the painting but I don't have my
problem ... I didn't ha,·e the mone) to 1w1re:· .
make the pieces. Gucn found the Wunderman said that unfortunate-
offer so hilarious that he took out his h . his fascination with Cocteau has
checkbook and ga\e me a check for created a monster.
payment in advance:· "We·ve created a market for
Thal "as the beginning of the Cocteau. This was something we had
Severin Group which now has posted no intention of doing. We wanted the
expected retail sales for 1987 of more world to recognize Cocteau but not to
than $140 million. the point "h·ere something that used
The 1mpress1\.e offices are nch "1th 10 cost SI 00 now costs usS I 0.000. It's
original 20th Centul) an . .\ g1ao1 out of our ball park too."
golden statue b~ Dali commands the : '\ccording 10 Wunderman. a man
upper loft and an enormous Jean 1s only as old as he feels. A da1I~
Cocteau tapestl) is suspended from weight regime helps keep the spf) 49
the ceiling. . year old in shape. ·-rd like to stay the
The Sevenn Group still cames wa\ I am."
Gucci watches as its main brand but The Sevenn Group has several
now also offers Fila. and An 2 Watch. offices worldwide including New
an interesting con'"ergence of York. Dallas. Canada. Switzerland.
Wunderman·s fascination wnh the the United Krngdom. and soon in
an of Cocteau and watch making. France and German~.
It was the Sevenn Group which was 'Wunderman said that a com pan) 1s
instrumental in the creation of the onl) as good as the people 11 has
Se'erin Wunderman Foundation. an working for 11 and." ... I have a vel).
in-office museum that features the 'el) good crew:·
works of earl} 20th Century an1s1 "\\'e·re a good compan}. ask an}-
Jean Cocteau ( 1889-1963 ). one who works here and they·ll sav
.. I admire ~ucce!>s and I admire the} ·re pleased 10 be here. The
somebod~ wtto excels in what he working environment is very
does. It has alwa}s blown m~ mind pleasant. wc·re relaxed and we're
about Cocteau that he excelled in so financ1all} stron$. we·re also not 100
man) different ans. poet!). choreo-percent profit oriented."
graph}. novels. paintings. drawings .\hhough the compan} 1s success-
and filmmak1ng . .\n}thing he did he ful in the "atch 1ndustr).
excelled tremcndousl~ in." said Wunderman foresees no plans to
Wunderman. dl\ersif}
"I believe 10 doing o ne thing very
well." he said.
Wunderman said that the Foun-
datipn has receiving an enormous
amount of local support and that the
Cit) oflrvine has been very cooperat-
ive with their efforts.
.. l feel that (the museum) is my
contribution to Orange Count) and
to the "orld. We are a world qualit}
museum toda). What we want to see
1s a free standing museum with the
suppon of the community:·
Wunderman chose Orange Count~
as a welcome alternative to his
office·s pre' ious location in Severi)
H ills. He said that the company had
grown so fast that they needed to
move from 2000 square feet to 50.000
square feet of office space.
··Have }OU C\Cr priced office space
in Severi) Hills?" he said. ·
Current I~. he's begun construction
on a new home in Laguna Beach on
the previous slle of Charlie
Chaplain·s old beach house.
UCI .••
From Bl
and is made of everdern alloy bronze.
It was cast in Santa Fe, New Mexico.
The anteater sits on top of a 3-foot
traertine marble base. which weighs 6
tons .
The unveiling ceremony will take
place at 7 p.m. at the Bren Events
Center on the UCI campus.
Present I) the statue stands cov.cred
in blue canvas. since the insta11ment
made last Frida).
In the future the statue and base
will be adorned with three plaques
ackno"ledging supporters.
Robert and Peco &piape chat wttb Gerlando Buttl.
• DEBOOM~TERM OFF WITH A BANG ••• From Bl - -
• .
Iiams College in Chicago. extension of m y interest in youth and
.. Whi1e 1-was at the U niversity of service to people:· he said.
Minnesota. I was trca~urer of 'Stu-; De Boom. who has two daughters.
dents for Nixon'. The organization hasJust begun his22 year as a YMCA
was a st~tewide,student group trying director. currently he head s up the-
ta encourage high school and college Newport Costa Mesa YMCA:
kids to get involved in the political "Ever since high school I wanted to
process." he said. be a YMCA d irector:· he said. "I was
While alle!lding George ~illiams. always involved in Y programs."
de Boom said he was president of However. de Boom . who also is a
students for Goldwater. licensed marriage and family coun-
"ln 1964. I counted ballots in the sclor. said he conte mplated becoming
:-.lo' ember elccuon:· he recalled. a m inister.
"Democrats said it was the first "I saw the ministry as a little bit
election that the) d1dn•t have to fix in limiting because I would onl) be
Chicago. Goldwater lost by a land-working ~tlh Methodists:· he said.
slide:· .. In the YMCA we work wtth people
According to de Boom . he dosen•t of all creeds and religious back-
scc the school board as a polit ical role. ground s.·w e arc able to help people
.. , see the board as more of an gro"' to their full potential."
AMBULANCE PLAN ...
From Bl
"We didn't feel ·(the changeover)
was go ing to have a large impact on
the finances of our residents:·
Winslow said. because 't5 percent of
the Irvine residents carried by Doc-
tor's in the past ha\.e had some kind
of'lnsurancc.
Winslow said the old system re-
sulted in some 1nequit1tes. because
some residents were charged for
ambulance service. while others who
"ere picked up by the county·s
emergenq tradsport were not
charged . Under the new agreement
"ith the count). all residents will be
charj!,ed eQuall).
Bruce Herren. president of Doc-
tor's. satd the average ambulance call
isSl 74. In lnine ... o nl) one-tenth of
I percent were indigent adults"
unable to pa} the fee when billed ... In
all cases. howe' er. residents will be
provided emergency ambulance ser-
vice "hen requested b) county para-
medics. regardless of their ability to
pa). he said.
To apply for the special fund to pay
for an ambulance bill. residents
should complete a signed statement
of need that includes net family
monthl) income and expense infor-
mation. according to Winslow.
The program will be evaluated 1at
the end of this year. If approved for
1989, the Public Safety J)epartment
• will request approximately $1 0.000
be included in its budget for the new
program. accord ing to Winslow.
Accqrd1ng to de Boom. he is fairJy
satisfiecfwith tfle d irection eoucatiqn
is going in the Newport-Mesa Unified
School District.
"I see a strong curriculum going on
and a good partnership with faculty
and administration." he said . "O\Jr
district is a leader in California. Arid.
even though \\C are currently stalled
in our teacher contract taln. tbe
salal) matrix that fouses on continu-
ing eduation is a real plus:·
And in the m1cbt of the present
contrO\ crS} Stalking the board. a e
Boom said he will continue to have a
positive outlook.
.. A sense of humor gets me through
a lot of stuff." he said. "Even among
rain clouds. I can find humor." .
NEWYEAR ••• :
From Bl ··
presentation. ~
Prizes awarded includea$500
cash sc holarship, a round trip ~
flight. i ncludingex~nses, to •
compete in the Cahfornia Miss
T.E.E.N. State Pageant and more
than $3000 in scholarships and
prizes. • • •
Jim E,. lngman, 17. ofTroop
330oftheCoronadel Mar8oy
Scouts is amoog 13.000 youths
from I 00 countries attending the
XVI WorldJl mboreetobe held n~rSydney. Australia. '
lngman is one of the 2,500
young men chosen to represent
the Boy Scouts of Amencan in the
quadrennial event.
Krishna finds a home in Laguna
After 20 years. religious movement has
finally become a part of fhe community
While the devotees offer literature
and ask for donations. Kosa said the)
don•t try to make a Krishna out o t a
Catholic .
By LESLIE E ARNEST
Of IN De11J Not .....
If the Hare Krishna reltg1ous move-
ment. much maligned and snickered
about. was likel) to find a niche in aO\
communit) west of New Delhi. It
seemed reasonable 1t would be in
Laguna Beach.
And. while the path has been
sometimes paved with controvers}.
Laguna's tolerance for alternate hfe·
st~ les has helped the chanting.
pon) tailed Krishnas ass1m1late:
In fact. over a 20-year period since
the .ficst devotees _claimed B patch of
Laguna Can)on Road. the organiza-
tion seems to ha\C carved ou1 a
corner for itself.
.. Because ifs such a tolerant com-
munit). we were able to start out here
and meet with success even from the
vel) beginning ... said Kosarupa dasi.
wife of the temple president. How-
ever. Kosa. who JOined the move-
ment in 1978 at age 17. admilled
man) residents were leery 1n the
be-ginning.
.. At first 11 was branded as a cult
· and something to be feared." she said.
But all that has changed now. she
insisted.
.. Most people really apprCC'iate our
ro&c in the cGmmunit) and even
IDDl•ud 1t -som~~:· Bnidn. lk added. t~ Ha~ Kn$hn1 fOl-
lowen have been around Laguna fora
loi.=now. •• · ba vc aoucn used to ha vma
us around. .. she said simply.
~ is• certain irony about the
Krishna community in Laguna
Beath. StnctJ~· adKflQI to an Eastern
philosophy ovenly 1nco"!patiblt
w!th IM Wftlml n y of bfe. the
dtvotttS ha~. an dlc1r own way.
come 10 flt in cp1itr ~ly.
WMn Kritltu tlllr'luaJ master.
Snla PtabbapiiidL ramt to the United
States 1n 1966 he had no intention Of allo~ ing thl' fa 1th or way of life to be
diluted b~ Western ways. according
to l\.o!>a
··He transplanted this culture from
India '-'llh its essential tenants. the
culture. an tac1:· Kosa said. As a
result. th<' hfe and organization
w11h1n the temple walls and for the
de' otces who live nearby. is sharply
out of step with t~ beat going on in
the c1t\ around them.
The.devotees rise each morning at
3 30 or 4. They pray. study and sing
from 4:30 to 2 .a..m.. .. b(fore having
breakfast and beginning their a1ly
du tie!>.
"Ifs like the old schedule of people
.. If someone·s a C hristian. we JUSt
encourage them to be a belier Chns-
tian:· she said. "We·re one of the few
religio ns that docsn ·1 go out and try to
convert someone."
T h e o rganization survive s
financially due to donations. the sale
of religious books and money earned
by its vegetarian restaurant.
The temple where the Knshnasand
members of the community who join
them to worship. chant and eat was '3
Baptist church until the K.rishnas
moved in in 1980, Now it serves as
ho me for 12 full-time devotees.
o~rates as a vegetarian mtaurant
and provides a (ull-blown feast and
worship service each Sunday from
5:30 to 7:30 p.m ..
.
''Everyone·1aes to slng and dance, but
most people pay and go to a nightclub to do •t •• J •
li ving on farms:· Kosa said Wllh a
laugh.
Knshna devotees vow not to use
.. intoxicants ... including coffee, tea
and c1prcucs: not to eat meat., filh. ~
qp: not to pmbk~ and to ·~ ft'Olft .. etJid(" MA (MtJ 1" not
intended for procrauon). Mose
nights. according to Kosa. they are in
bcdby9 p.m .
trlh1s air sounds dreary by Western
standards. K051 said. ii IS not IO.
.. h .s so much fun too." she 11id.
Especiall}. shes.aid. those tnps to the
atfpon. The time spent dlncana and
chant1n1 in public iu very important
a<'t1v1ty for the devo1ecs. accon!ina to
Kosa. Important. and fun.
"E"cryonc hkes to $1n1and dan~"
Kosa said ... But most people pey and
go to a nightctyb to do 11."
-Kosarupa dasi
The temple is ador'Md With life-
sized hand-am"cd dK't1cs 1mportf'd
from India and a la~ statue ofSnla
Prabhupada. who died in 1977. One
room in tM bui ...... ii ...t • a
ltitchm whm KrilhM ~ • cludj"I Tmtt* pa 0 r I. NC •ri
dMI. prepare v.....,.n dashes S«h
as dal (legume soup) and C\d'ried
"~tables. It as no accident that IOod ~rvitt
has become an intqnl part of the Krimna·s function wnhm the com-
munit)'. K~ c~plained 11 she
~•lked throuah the temple. located
on l~ion and Glenneyt! strttts.
food and its preparation 1s kty 1n the
rchgion.
"Our cookina is 1 form of Yop.
actual!) ... Kosa $Aid. ··The)'"rc med1·
ta.ttni, p~pannf this food to offtrto
God for his pleasure:·
"You are what you ea1:· Kosa
added. "Consciousness can be
elevated or degraded by what you a re
eating:·
As priests stirred a wok of stir-fry
vegetables in the kitchen. two monks.
one seated on a •cushion facing the
alter and one constantly walking. held
pra}'er beads and chanted Japa -a
sort o f Krishna rosary. The monks
wear yellow dhoti (loose gathered
pants) and K1rta (shirts) made of pure
cloth -either cotton or silk.
"This is still the daily dress in
India:· said Kosa. who with her
husband spent six months in 1986 in
the eastern country ... In the villages
a nd towns especially."
The shaved head sponed by
Krishna devotees is to Increase
cleantlness and to decrease vanity
and the tuft of hair often tied in a
~nytail at the crown of the head
,identifies the monks as devotees of
Krishna. ·
.. In our ancient tradition it is a siJn
of renunciation of lhe matenal
world.'. she said.
lntenwincd thrt'ads of renuncia-
tion and itwotvemcAt seem to define ~
the Laguna Beach Krilhna move-
ment.
Besides the Sunday feasts aad
worship sc:rvicft from 5:30 to 7:l0
p.m. and the thrivinarntaurant opea
daily for lunch and dinner. the ~-·ion ia ~ ..,. .'9 ....... ---· ...... . "--... ·~,-....... -effon to help feed the bomdcss in the
community.
Their COftlleplton has ~
to approAimatcly 500 wonbipen.
Actordil\I to Kosa. about balf att
men and wo~ in t~r earty JOI
with ch11d~n. In facl. the music.
ct.nci9'11nd chanll"I tbal ps oe in
the temple and on tM struu •'-1n encn.1t, not vet) diffeftnt from ,,.,.
other form of wot\hip. attordi"I 10 Kosa ... That's _.hat we·~ c1otna 1n 1he
1rtt1s. ··me satd ... Jlorifyina the hol>
namtofGod.0
,.
..
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Delf Pllo411Mto bf~ L---.,
Kew SCY A Commodore Roter WUaon pre9enta predeceuor Peco Grecory wtthja.DJ&r ataff commodore nag.
Wilson takes helm
of yachting group
BJ ALMON LOCK.ABEY ..................
Roger C. Wilson of the California
Yacht Club was installed as com-
modore of the Southern Cahforn1a
Yachting Association at the associa-
tion's annual dinner at the California
Yacht Club.
More than 300. representing
SCYA's 77 clubs. attended the meet-
ingat which Peggy Gregory of the Seal
Beach Yacht Club surrendered the
p vel to Wilson and his 1988 team of
officers.
SCY A is the io-veming bod)' of
yechting ac11v1t~ in the Southland.
·. Installed as vice commodore .,..as
John Ballew of the Balboa Yacht
Club. and Burton Jay. San Diego. was
installed as rear commodore.
-• Other officers for 1988 are James
Oark. set'retary: Jerr)' Olson.
treasurer, William E. Dysart, j udge
advocate: Dr. Alan V. Andrews. fleet
surgeon: Dick Goodman, fleet cap-
tain. and Cec Hubbard. port captain .
.\s retiring comodore. Grego !")
holds the tllk of junior staff com-
modore.
Members of the board of directors
are .\ndre.,..s. Margie Brown. George
H1vel}. Terrence Mulligan. Gene_
O'Connell. Dick Ohst. Ra~ mond
Prell. Gene Proffitt. Bill Steel and
Lonn Weiss.
Special presentations made in-
cluded:
The Warren E"'an .\.,..ard for
outstanding sen ice to SCY .\. Gail
Hine. King Harbor Yacht Club.
The Jim ~ cbster Troph~ for
outstanding contnbu11on to~ achung.
Harlan Moore. Long Beach Yacht
Club.
The T ranspac T roph~ for " inner of
the 1987 Los .\ngeles to Honolulu
race. Don A) res Jr .. Ne.,..pon Harbor
Yacht Club
Coast clubs listed
Thinecn yacht clubs compnse the
roster of the Association of Oran$e
Coast Yacht Clubs -10 of them in
Newport Beach.
List o f AOCYC c lubs 1n
alphabelical order are:
Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club. 1601
Bayside Drive. Corona del Mar.
Balboa Island Yacht Club. 41 0 S.
Bay Front. Balboa Island.
Balboa Yacht Club. 1801 Bayside
Drive. Corona del Mar.
Capistrano Bay Yacht Club. 34555
Casitas Place. Dana Point.
Dana Point Yacht Club. 24707
· Miami-Montego
·race scheduled
Dana DnH'. Dana Poml
Dana Wes1 't acht Club. ~4001
Dana Dnve. Dana Point.
Lido Isle 'l acht Club. 701 \'ia Lido
Soud. Lido l<ile.
Ne""pon Harbor Yacht Club. 720
W. Ba' St . Balboa.
:--:c"port 01.'.ean Sailing ...\ssona-
t1 on. P 0 . Bo' 425. Corona del Mar
(no clubhouse).
Shark Island Yacht Club. 1099
Ba~s1de Dme. Newpon Beach.
South Shore Yacht Club. 2527 W.
Coast H1ghwa~. Newport Beach.
L'CI Sailing .\ssoc1ation. Ph~s1al
Educa11on Dept.. UC ln ·ine
Vo~agcrs Yacht Club. P.O. Box
11 I 7. Newpon Beach.
The Huntington Harbour Yacht
Club is in OrllJ)ge.Count) but is hsted
in the Los Angeles-Long Beach <\s-
soc1at1on of YachrClubs.
Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Thursday. Jarfuary 14, 1988 83
.
CYC will hear New ZealaDd 's side
The California Yacht Club of Mr. Fa) and those who are intt>res ted ckarl'r 1ns1ght into this.rather confus-
Marina del Rey will jump into the an hearing his vie.,..
Ame.rica's C up controversy in a big .. .\hhough .,..e are pro' iding that
way in earl> March. A forum ..... e .,..ant to be sure that 11 1s
ing llta te of affairs. ·
··~e .... Zl'aland 1s a small count!)
but has sho.,..n tn\l~nll'e approaches CYCwill be host to Micha.el Fay of LIOI made clear that the California Yacht
New Zealand. challenger for the Club 1s lo\al 10 the ·u S. effon 10 tu 1h1: .\menca·'> Cup as well as
enhancing a lung 1rad1t1on of produc-
ing e\cellcnt ~1lors 'and boat
hu tlda<. ··
Amenca's Cup. who will pre~nt Lo defend the cup. We are suppon" e of
.. New Zealand's Approach to the CUIEY the San Diego Yacht Club 10 11s efTon
America's Cup." to successfull) k.eep the cup 10
Fa)I will bring with him pictures of America at both the· 1988 and 1491
his 90-foot v.aterhne yacht which will challeoge;s."
challenge the San Diego Yach1 Club that ··there are some 10 our rnuntr) as
and the Sa il America syndicate al the well as mam 1n other countries who Chairman of the eH~nt is John
September series. -sa) that compe11ng for the cup 10 12-~1aclaunn. Said he:
Fa~ will appear at two meetings. meters 1s ~nuquated and that Fa) has ·· .\llo.,..,ng the airing of an
Checks for tht' SI 0-per-person
mn•1ing should be made 10 the
Cahfurn1a Corinthian Foundation
and mailed to the California Yacht
C luh -Uo9 .\dm1ralt) Wa~. Marina
The first. March 4. will be at a -black brought the compe1111on into modern enormous!) charged issue 1s bas.1l to
tic.· SIOO a plate dinner for club .times "'•th his 'slipping through the fair sportsmanship and to sausf~ thl·
members and guests only. The follow-. .,..1ndo.,.. of opponun1 t~ · pro' 1ded cunosit) of ~ achtsmen about a situ·
ing night. Saturda) at &-p:m::' Fay will ham b) the I 00-~ ear old deed of gilt. auon which ma) lead to eAC1t1ng ne"'
appear al an open forum for the '"Others feel that phasini out the appoaches 10 future .\menca·s Cup
public at .,..h1ch admission will be a I ~-meters 1s thl' right d1rec11on to go. competiuon. No one cl~ has ofered
SI 0 dona11on to the California Conn-but that 11 should be done 10 an to pro' ide thal forum and .... e fell that
th1an Founda11on. an organization Qrdcrl} manner and "llh consider-b~ hosting this e'ent our members
'hld1 pr-O+l<ic-s -fo.ndtng-fer leea! -at-ion-for lhe enorm~_fi.naru:taL arullhe. gfn.eral..nubhL.v..a11ld µm .. a
~kl Rn 90:'9:'. attention Fa) Forum.
.\dm1~~1un "'ill be on a tirst rome.
fir')t -.en cd basis. .\d' ance rescr-
' at ion~ arc strong)~ suggested as there
1s d lim1110 the number of people the
club can accommodate Tickets will
tx· on "ill l·all Latest reservation
information ma) be obtained b)
calhng("YC a112131823 ..... 56+-------= sailors In Ol)mpic and national investment undenaken b) an Diego
sailing events. Yacht Cl ub and Sall .\mcnca.
"There has been an enormous .. Sult others feel 1ha1 12-meier
amount of interest in the e'en ts boats are fine and that technology " ill
lead10g iO the September America's make them faster. JUSt as the Austral-
C'up match at a ~et undisclosed iansd1d1n i983andtheK1.,..isandthe
locauon:· said Frank G leberman. United States pro,cd 1n 1987 -not
CYC commodore.. to mention the 10no' auve approach
'"Members of the yachung com-taken b) St. Francis Yacht Club's
muntt) and the public at large have eliminated ent~
close!} follo.,..t'd the issues raised b) .. We felt that there are so many
Mr. Fa~ dunng his unexpected and unans .... ered questi ons surrounding
controversial dnve to change the this contro,c:rs) that there was no
rules of the game from what 1hey have better "a) 10 get some of tho~
been for several America's Cup ans"crs out to an 10qumng ·public
challenges ... said Gleberman. adding than to pro' 1de an open forum for
MBS t..:P~ A WONDERFUL TIME AT THE MOVIES ...
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Th~ Windward Passage Challenge
Cup. donated by the late Robert
Johnson of Newpon Beach and
Portland. Ore .. will be at stake Feb. 5
when some 30 sailing craft get under
•way in the 16th running of the 811 -
mile Miami to Montego Bay yacht
race. ..... ekidsrun ...... home. • .. '
Th~ Wind)"llrd Passage Cup will be
awarded to the yacht breaking the
race's best time of three days:. !hru
~urs and 40 seconds set by wP in
-1971.
• Known as the peatest test of ocean
• l"Kina. the Miami-Montego Bay race
: · «retches the seamanship and navi-
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_ )luc water sailors.
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.... theaupiccsoftbeStorm Trysail Club.
.. the Moniqo Bay Y.ad\t CJub and the
: Jamaica YacbtinR Association.
• Southland skippers interested in
.. ~ lhe race may eontact Audtty ~~· 2017 NE I Sth Av!, Fon ~~le, Fla. for additional infor-.. tion or entry forms. Tc~one
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•
\\e \:e all heard about the tragedy of
nussmg duldren. But there 1s anoilier,
quieter childhood tragedy just as serious.
Teenage depression.
Depression makes teenagers
withdraw UltO their O\\TI world , away
from the someumes overwhelming
pressures of adolescence . interest in
school. relationships and the future can
vanish. and along \\ith it the child you
once kne~\:, _ .
That's why it's so important that
parents learn to recognize the signs of
depression and substance abuse that
often a~compani,es it. and to seek
early. professional help for the child
ha\ing difficulty coping.
To find out more about teenage
depression. call the Child and Adoles-
cent Mental Health Senice-s program
at the University of California, Irvine •
.. Medical Center. Vk'D be pleased to
send you our free booklet, "Is Your
Child Crying for Help?;' which details
the many wars in which troubied teens
_J .
can beliin to find dalln9eMs l(Plin. Cal
today.And ... dib ... ~~~~bW~
depreSSIOO. Child and Adolescent
Mental Health Service~ University of California, h n~, MedK:at ,_,_.....,,.., ____ ..-.....,_.,
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NBC scores eight
offirst lOshowsin
!he Nielsen ratings
NEW YORK (AP) -NBC put
seven comedies and the movie ''The
Ann Jillian Story" in to the top 10 last
week to rack up the network's highest
wccklY.t'ielscn ratillg this season.·
"The Ann Jillian Story" had a
rating of 23.8 and a 35 share. making
1t the highest-rated TV movie of the
season.
The NBC Thursday comedies that
usually occupy the top spots in the
rankings were usurped the previous
week by holiday foot&all games. but
for the week ending Jan. I 0. "The
Cost>) Show"wasbackat No. I with a
rating of 32.8 rating and a 47 share .
followed by "Cheers," "A Different
World" and "Night Court."
The rest of the top 10 were:
"Growing Pains" ABC. "Golden
Girls" NBC. "The Ann Jillian Sto ry"
NBC. "My Two Dads" NBC. "60
Minutes" CBS and NBC's "family
Ties" tied with ABC's ''Who's the
Boss?"
· The rating is a percentagr of the
nation's 88.6 '*ill ion households with
televisions. The share 1s a pe rcentage
of sets in use.
Herc are the prime-ttmc telev1s1on
ratings as compiled b} the A.C.
Nielsen Co. for the week of Januar)
4-10. Top 20 hsungs include the
week's ranking. \\tth full season-to-
date ranking in parentheses. raung for
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still tops at
box offices
By JEFF W~N
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HOLLYWOOD -"Three Men
and a Bab}:· an unexpected bundle of
JO> for Buena VLSta studios. kept
1urns1tks spinning vigorously despite
the bitter weekend cold that gripped
the nauon to remain atop the box
offi ce heap.
'T hree Men ." focusing on the
camaradcne between bachelon Tom
&llcck. Steve Guttenberg and Ted
Danson. earned SS. I million las1
\\CCkend. bringing its scven-w~k
tal.r to near!\ $95 million.
The surprise performance b) the
Bue na Vista pictures release
surpassed the cxcepuonal gross
tallied a )Car ago at this time when
"Sta r Trek IV: The Voya~ Home" accumulated $87 million m its first
sc'cn 14eeks of release.
Despite foul wealhCT Friday and
Saturda) through most of 1he roun-
tr). the TOP. 10 fil ms took in more
than S35 million in a heavy weekend
of movicgoing.
John Krier Of Exhibifor Relations
Co .. which computes the box office
tall>. also suaested .. people are
picking up pictures they hadn't had a
chance to sec earlier." There have
been no new ent ries in the Top 10 for
three weeks.
"Broadnst NeW$.." starring Wil-
liam Hurt. Holly Hunter and Albert
Brooks in a movie about romance
and careen at a Washington tele-
vision station. was the nation's No. 2
tums1ilc hit with half the take of the
bo>. office leader. The film took in
$4.3 million last Wttkend.
Eddie Murphy's raunchy concert
film "Raw .. was third. lurinJ Sl.9
million fora four-week totaJ of nearly
$40 million. while di!Utor-star
Dann) OcVito's .. Throw Momma
From The Train" took fo unt? with
$3.7 million .
Steven Spielbcra's "Batteries Not
Included" and Michael Dou&).as1
... Wall Strttt" were fifth and sixth.
respectively. with the Spiclbcr&
movie takma in slightly more than tht
$2.81 million tallied by "Wall Strcict. ..
The Milt three positions in tht
weekly box office~ -··Ptann.
Trains. and Automobiles.'• "'Over-
board " and ''Fatal Attraction .. -
po~ted similar srosscs of about Sl .64
mil hon.
Roundint out tht TOJ' 10 wn .. Empett or tht Sun·• with SI I
mil hon
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DEAR ANN LANDERS: The. let-
ter about repairmen who come to the
house i ot to m t' like few letters have. May I speak my piece?
I am a Navy wife. We do not own
our own home. We rent. The landlord
is responsible for repairs. My hlls·
bat:'d 1s ~Cl) handy and doesn't mind
fixing things. but It seems as ifthe day
he leaves. everything falls apart. ~hen I call the landl~rd about repair
J~bs. the man acts as 1fl am bothering
him. .
•• l.MHIS
fa, or to all the wives of servicemen.
And if )OU have any suggestions on
how to avoid Jhese slt'azeballS I'd likc-
to hear them. -VIRGINIA-BEACH. A few weeks ago the refrigerator
quit cold. I had about S 100 worth oft
meat 1n the freezer and was frantie DEAR VA.: ~. YM are expect·
that It would spoil. I called the ing a repalJ'maa· make 111tt tlaat you
landlord and told him 1t was an are fully ctre11ecl wlaa lie arrives. Be
emergenc). He sent a repairman who cordial.bat b11lnes1Uke. If lie makes
showed up after dark. any improper suuest1oa1 or belaaves
Th fi . inappropriately, ask llim to leave 111d _ · _ . e 1 ~t question ou~. 0£ th~_o_oJlfy bJs. HJ~Hi9nJmmecliate~o
. rei:rairman s m~~tn was. Is your \Voman should laave to p•t up witla tlle
husband home. W~en I told him garbage you described. that m) husband was 1n the Navy. the
• big ape said "You must be loneh.
How would ~ou like to go into the
bedroom'! ...
• • •
DE..\R ..\NN LANDERS: rm 30
~ears o.ld and my fiance is 31. Our
"edd1ng is planned for Februar:
I 4M . It JUSt burns me up that "h1le m~
husband 1s out there risking his hfe for
his country, jerks lile this try to get 11
on with his "-lfe. "Frank" has met se'eral members
uf m~ fam1l~ si nce ""e started dating a I hope you will print m~ letter as a ~ear ago. I ha'e met his fam11\ -
everyone eitcept h!s mother. When
our meeting was postponed for the
founh time. I began to suspect that
she didn't want her son to get
marned. but I was wrong. Frank
finall) ellplained that his mother has
a phobia about lea ving the house.
Also. she refuses to be seen by an) one
other than _.the mem~rs of her ~mmediate famih . ,.
Ye'iterda} I heard Frank speaking
to his mother on the phone. He made
a comment to the effect that 1fshe did
not attend our wedding he would feel
\.Cf) hun_
\\'ould 11 be possible for her to
attend a gathcnng that would include
15 people. man} of whom she had
ne'er met before"
I am trulv baffied and need \OUr ~u1dance.-.:N.Y. DILEMMA ..
DEAR LEM: Frank's mo&ber bas
agoraphobia. Thia can be a severely
disabling illness a.ad keep a person
bousebo11Dd permanently. U site is
unwilling (or waable) to go for
counseling, I recommend .two books
by Dr. Claire Weekes: '-'Pea-ce From
Nervous Suffering" and "Hope and
Help for tbe Nerves." Check tbe
library and bookstores.
Friday, Jaaury lS be read} to re' IC"-. rebuild. to consider relocauon. Mone}
ARIES (March ~ 1-Apnl 19): Dreams will ~ m1~take b\ one close to \Ou should be taken in stride.
transformed into re-SCORPIO (Oct. 23-No'. 21 ): Accent on change.
al11ics -current tr.l\el. variety. flirtation. Gain indicated through written
C)cle highligh ts min-word . Foc~s on payments. collections. abilit) to locate
gling o(fantasy "1th s lost articles. Gemm1. Virgo. Saglltarius people figure
actuality. Spotlight YONEY prominendl}.
on creativity. rcr SAGl'M'ARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Major changes
ma nee: intensified 0MARR occur at home-: most prove fa vorable. Timing. judgment. personal rel a· intuition arc all on target. Moon m your sign accents
tionships. Journey is indiv1duaht). charm. sex appeal. Taurus. Libra are in
ahead. picture.
TAURUS (A pril 20-May 20): Study Aries message for CAPRICORN (Deb. 21-Jan. 19): Mamtam aura of
valuable hint. Individual. previously indifferent. will m}stcf). glamor. Be discreet. realize that contident1al
provide key to profi t. Love relationship intensifi es. Lunar . mformat1on must be kept that wa~. A" 01d temptation to
position accents mona~ of others. possible inheritence. do othel"" 1se. Visit 1nd1v1dual confined to home or
GEMINI (May 21-June 20): You'll break new hospital.
ground. favorable pqblicit} will attend efforts. Spotli~nt AQUARWS <Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Sudden surge of
on unique agreements. contracts. legal affairs. mantal populant) highlights sctnario. Your ser." ices are sought.
status. Take initiatl\e. highlight originalit) and danng. 1nv11at1ons are received , special "-!Shes arc fulfilled. I
CANCER (June 21-July 22): Stud) Gemma message Utilize po"-ers of persuasion. Mone) p1ctlU'e bnght. )OU
for valuable hint. ract1cal methods succeed if combined could '.l.tn contest.
w11h innovative procedures. lmpnnt style. articulate PISCES(Feb. 19-March 20): What had been a burden
feelings to "special" member of opposite se,. Displa) 1s transformed into an asset. Focus on career. asp1rat1ons,
courage. ab1ht> to deal successfull y with people 1n pos111ons of
LEO (July 13-Aug. 22): Follow through on first authont~. You'll ga in added recogn111on. possible
impressions. Focus o n intuillon. family reunion. char-promotion.
1sma.personality.~llappeal. Y.pu'llhave opponunity to .. IF JANUARY IS IS YOUR BIRTHDAY ~ou ha'l'
display unique talents. showmanship. Cancer native in unu$ual '01ce. possess charm. can be self-indulgent. could
picture. ha'e "s'.1.CC I tooth." Taurus. Libra. Scorpio people pla~
VIRGO Aug. 23-ScP.t· 22): Highlight versat1ht}. 1mponant roles in )Our life MaJO r domestic ad1ustment
humor. style. design. ab1lit) to communicate ideas m takes place th'is )'ear. could include actual change of
enten a1 ning manner. Long range prospects come into residence or mama! status. Mone:) comes frpm surprise
focus. could include propen}. Gem1n1. Sagittarius pla~ source. fina ncial picture-\I.Ill be brighter than onginall~
roles. ant1c1 pated. Special tt"rms due to be defined 10 Januar:.
LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. :!:!): Relati ve is sincere but Februaf) and ~o,ember will also be memorable for ~6u
could be misinformed. Plans sub1ect to rev1s1on. Know 1t. this }Car.
Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Thur1day, January 14, 1988 -
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EB Dwi911t Thompson
~ Compu·
1etwons
m Mr Ed
In basketball, nobody's No. l
Q Why don't any basketball pla~-·
ers e'er "ear the numerals I or 2-i
..\. To a,01d confusion. OffiC'1als
use finger signals -one fin ger or t"-O
fingers -""hen the~ C'all fou l shots.
Or~ o ne npcn te lls me.
..\trainer of cats sa' s it's al\l,a' s the
female cat.ne'er the 'male. that ~tans
a fight.
Q. In ~our llSI of beauuful state
names. 'ou left out Ha'.l.a11. ~1assa
ehuse11s"and ~labama
}.... Too man~ mainlanders sull
antue about e\acth ho" to sa~
Ha\l,a11 To dell\er 'lassachusens.
\Ou need a lifetime of pa1not1c pnde
plus practice_ ~labama requires a
drum roll and at least SI\ C'heerlc.-adcrs
to gn c tt the 'en e 11 desef'~.
Q \1~ granddad !Ml~S he "'as a
gro1An man before an)bod~ ner
crossed the Sahara in a motor' eh1cle
Is that nght"
..\.If he was gro"n b~ 1922. it's
nghI .\ French C\pe<l1t1on aboard
Cr.l'-' ler tractors that 'ear went from
.\lgena to T1mbul1U 1n 20 da~s. l 'nul
then. T1mbu~1u had ~n thought of
general!~ as the: most inaccessible
place 1n the \l.Orld.
L'sed to be people bothered b'
cigarette ">moke ch(}SC not to com-
plain :-..o\.\ people n'Ot real!\ bothered b~ cigarette smoke choose to com-
plam am\l,a\ o~r.·es a student
of human beha\lor. who sa-.s .. ..\
righteous cause 1s more sattSt) mg
than nicotine. and about as addic-
11, c."
Q When co" bo~ s out \l>'CSt "'-ere
getting SJO a month a cemur: ago.
ho'.1. much "'ere labort'rs bacl ea!>t
malmg" ·
..\ <\bout the same
It's war us against the machines -UMitmm ..... -------
If there is one thing that all
Amencans share. 11 1s their.' frus-
tration \\ith maC'hmes. Tcchnolog}'
has become the catal) st for our anger.
the obiect of our ~iolence and the
bane of our ven existence.
·w e get a busy signal on the phone
-wt' slam the phone down into the
cradle. A cup fails to fall from a
vendin$ machine and the coffee 1s lost
-we kick it. A parking meter refuses
to rejtister our di me -we take it by
PSYCHIC BEADINGS
Coeta MHa.
RMdinp by Kry1tal celebrated a
,rand e>penina in Co.ta Mesa th.it
week. The paychic card and &>elm reedins store opened at 2138 f-lew-
port Blvd .• just north of Bay Street.
A pe_ychic ~ can rive edvice on
all matten or life, 1'-'Ch .. Jove.
marrieae. buaine.. aucc:eea, eccord-inc to l<ry1tal, you can no ~al
the peat. pteMnl. and future. Call
(71{) 548-9564. ADV
~·
E111 W. •·
B11•e1 i~w
the throat and ~f) lo pull it out of the
ground.
And machines deserve every bit of
abuse they get. They don't kno" their
places and they're getting out of hand.
Just last "eek a woman pushed io
the edge wrote me. "I'd love to jom
you at a tax-free seminar on a sandy
beach -a nywhere -to discuss my
stove. The clock controls the heating
clement on my stove. This is the
THIRD time it bu mt out. I do not
wish· to buy a founh one. I have a
-frying pen. I have an el«tric' skillet. I
have an hibachi that I use a lot in the
summer.
"If I had the mon~). I would have
the oven removed and put in shelves.
After a hard
day at.
work ~ ..
The cupboards are much too small
and too deep_ The sto-.e 1s made 1n
Los ..\ngeles and the hel~ w11h them
too." _
This letter makes a lot of sense to
those of us "ho ha' e dealt with
machtnes. Wl· once came from the
cemcter) and \\C're following the car
carf)tng the bereaved fam1I). Whe-n
the line of cars came to a stop. \l.C
realtzed the long black limo had
gotten a flat -on the wa) home from
the cemetel). We put up with a lot
from machines. but I fo und that
absoluteh tasteless.
On another occasion. m' mother ~nt to one of those automatic bank
tellers to cash a check. The machine
chewed up her check be'!ond recog-
nttion and refused to gh•e her the
money she had asked for. This is m)
mother '.l.e'rc talking about. La ter. 1
marched over to the machine and
beat the butto12,s out. of 1t and yelled.
"Wh' don"t '1>u p1ck on someone
BRIDG E
:-..onh-outh 'ulncrablc. \\ e't
Jcah
~ORTH
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Ea~ So41th
I • Pa
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5 • 6
Obi hM
) our O" n age"··
Onl· more stor;. and I promise I'll
make m) point . .\ research center in
Nonhern Caltiom1a ac-tualh housed
a group 0f an1hropolog1s1s "ho "ere
stud~ ing thl' 1nteract1on bet'-'cen
humans and mal·h1nl"5. \\ c're talking
sc1ent1fic ix·opk hert" '.1.hO ha'c ~en
11 all. Hu""l'\l'r. "'hen their 'ending
machine malfunctioned and had to
be remo' ed from the lab. it was noted
that 11 had been licked thrtt times.
M ) point 1s that o'erpopulating the
earth does not bring about v1oknce
and unrest -machines are doing
that. and ~et the~ ~eep coming out
\I. tth ne'.I. ones. me machines are
actualh mobile no" and t>fh1'rs ha' e
the abilat, to tall bacl
As God 1s m~ \I, 1tne-ss. \I, hen the da>
comes that I put a quarter an to a coffee
machine and 11 pours scalding coffee
all over m~ foot and begms to laugh.
that 1s the da~ I ""111 test the jud1C1al
S)stem to its l1m1ts.
CHARLES
Go1E1
ACROSS
1 Rhythm
6 Lumps
10 -and cons
14 Otd-woman1sh
t5 Pod's ktn
16 Ftnntsh poem
17 F 11n ny Pfl(SOl'1.
18 Reserve
20 Lamb's mom
21 Adjective
suffix
23 Furniture
wheel
24 M&N! animal
25 Spanish
artist
2&-Contraption
30 Scores
3-4 Moctt
35 Of p'8tleS
37 -Mar. CAiif
38 ~was Lat
39 Peoe
41 House part
42 Rtver l$te
43 Front « Color-ed
46 Shoplitt
48 Hawaiians
50 Radicals
52 Malady Sllf1
53 Separator
56 Gal6ey mant
57 -SIStef'
60 SaVOfy
1 2 3
I
62 Frencl'I nver
64 Uninteresting
65 -Horsemen
66 Frutl
67 Ce<emony
68 Sfladows
69 Afterward
DOWN
t Staf1
2 Plenty obs.
3 OuratiOn
'High pnest
5 Narrated
6 Kind of sale
7 USSR Cit)
8 Onll part
9 Segment
10 Really Quick
t t Small one
12 -in a wtnle
13 Prophet
19 Fre.ght
22 Recovered
V\taltty
24 Incise
25 Footprint
26 tnspirwtiOnS
27 Deserve
28 T altt silty
29 Monldters
31 Proverb
32 Pea119Y
33 Sledges
36 Alternate
40 GoddeSS of
dl$0()(d
5 7
41 Remnants
43 Naval unit
<l5 Arst
47 Penny -
49 Metnc units
51 Induct
53 Practice tor
a flgtlt
S. Equal: pref.
S5 Touched down
8
19
56 e».den pest
57 Neit to Aug.
56 Heraldic
bMring
59~
61 Reptile
63 Resort hohll
10 11 12 13
16
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THE
PAlllLY
CIRCUS
by Bil Keane
"They all ran after the farmer's
wife! She cut off their tails
with a carving knife!"
by Brad Anderson
l·lf _____ .....
"It's odd ... you're the only one of the
Winslows who takes taxis."
PEANUTS
INSIDE OUT by Kevin Pope
The magnetic field
DENNIS THE MENACE
by Hank Ket cham
~I
t> C>Kr "1t)J PRET'ENO THAT OLU VAg;.
IS A JIG~W PUZZLE ?'
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by Charles M. Schulz
----~----. ~OWEVER IT1S
NOT WITJ.WUT
RISK ...
COCONUT ~ BLEAM !!
'
BLOOll COtm'TY
GAMIN AND PATCHES
A PICKET
l-ltJE! LETS
JOttJ tT,
PA10-'E5!
FOR BETTER OR FOll WORSE
Essay Quest.on
~L
IT our-s1oe.
What in -pJr opin1Dn
is the ~st Ja,h,r.
savu~ device ever invented. 7 .
IF '(Q(..1 SIT B'<IU E
CURB LOOKING SAO
50METIME5 SOME800V
WILL COME ALON6 AND
TOSS '1'0U A COOKIE ..
~~-~ -·~~~-..... i JUDGE PARKER
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GARFIELD
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TUMBLEWEEDS
DRABBLE '
.
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by Jim Davis
WHO'S PLAYIN(;s?
l'M PlCKINC$ our Vl'TAN\IN'E>
by Pat Brady
ACfoAU..'J, 1 iHINK1 KIND
OF 6£T-OFF Qt.J BEJN6 AL.OijE !
DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau
by Berke Breathed
by Addison
by Lynn Johnston
HE HRl:S1b
et\!A< Wllfi 1'ft)c'TTON.
by Jeff MacNelly
by Harold Le Doux
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Shooting
by Lees
keys win
Woodbridge wins
PCLopener, 68-62
over Trabuco Hills
Despite rcce" 1ng JUSt 11 points
• from leading scorer .\dam Keefe. host
Woodbndge against received strong
performances fro m Rob and Robb
Lee and v.ere in command thro ugh-
out in the Pacific Coast League
opener for a 68-6:! \ 1ctol') O\ er
Trabuco Hills H 1gh Wednesda}
night.
Keefe m 1s!>ed practtcc the first tv.o
da}S of the v.eel \\Ith the nu. but st1[I
mam:igcd 13 rt'bounds and five 1te11l1
a ltho ugh fo ul trouble hm1ted him to
lO minutes
The Warrior., (9-5). behind the
sharpshooting Lees -Rof>b had five
three-point goals for :!O points and
"Rob no tched I:! -manufactured a
:!0-point lead near the end o f the third
quarter at 58-38.
But Trabuco Hills (Q-6). u ttl mng a
trapping defense. v.as able to tighten
the fi nal margin b) r o nH·ning 22 of
2., free·throv. chanrcs 10 the game
Senior Garth .\nderson took up
so me of the slacl for Keefe's lack of
pla) 1ng umr b) contnbuting 11
points
.\lso in the Pacific Coast League·
Lapna Beacb H . Costa l\1~sa Sl:
T he Mustangs held a 35.30 halfi1me
lead. but the .\ntsts outs.cored Costa ~1esa. 19-9 in the third quaner tq)\'an
the league opener at Laguna Bea~.
Senior foNard JcfT Sn' der scored
21 points. 1nclud1ng fhe ·three-point
goals. a nd John McKeov.n added I~
as the .\ni,1s (5-9. 1-0) used Pete
hm1tt's rebounding 10 the second
half lO o utscore the Mustangs 36-18.
Schmlll fin1!.hcd v.11h I ~ rebounds
and John Trl'' ino (I:! points) !Mink
fo ur 1-hrcc-po1n1 goals as Laguna
Beach had rontrol of the S(Cond half.
The M us1ang~ t 1.1 I. 0-1) v.crc led b)
G reg Encl's ~I Points Pa ul Ko s
S<.orcd I~ points for Co'lta Mesa v.h1le
(Pleue eee W ARRJORS/C:l)
~una Beach'• Jeff Snyder (left) and
Job Trevino apply presaure to Costa
·.
lllly PHii THURSDAY, JANUARY l4, 1988 1 (ii
Steve Garvey announces retirement from baseball. C2.
UNL V struggle• to defeat Cal State Fullerton, 63-57. C2.
~ l'llol P'*• Dy Nie* a.a.
Mesa's Paul Ko• during third quarter of
Wednesday's Paclflc Coast League game.
FVdefense
burns Oile-rs
(29 percent)
Barons roll. 71-50:
Ocean View. Lions
top Marina. Edison
8) JEFF SMITH
0.-, Not Cor'etf I .0.fft
Lns than a ~ed. Jg• Hunt nl!: n
lk dlh High C l1Jd1 R1n \I II." t111;,J
onh ~' h1'> llJOl plJ' J Ol' , 1 '"
~.;)~ gam.t .. ~Hf 111"1 •
\\l·dnl·sdJ~ n1th1 \It il·r "J'> un,l'
agJin St'Jfl h111g lur '' nrd,
T he 01kr'> "h11 J11m1n,1tnl \un,c1
Ll·J gUl' fJ\ Unll \\ '\lnltn\'l" JJ\\
v.n:I... fuunJ lhL·m,t·h L'' "lit "' ttw
g:.tml' OllLh''J' th "ugh thl' th1rl1
q uJ rtL'r ~ L'dn,'>JJ\ n.ghl J\ I •un-
tatn \ :.tlln druhtl\:J , .. ,, Hun11nct11n
B,·alh. -j.51 r. .1 ~ ' hJ,~l·tti;ill
g.lnll'
T he numbu' tu th, ''"r' Im th1·
01kr\r--l11. I-\I l1a''t'Jfll,h111
lint~ 211 ix·rL.-nt 1· " ·I), ,·, J t 1-111
5 I tOmIT'lk'd ''u"' ''r' Jl'd
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lir\t I} min .. :.·.,
That\ J dra,:11. t:.H'l tron J ll'"
n1ght,Jg11 ,, .. :-IL:111n~110 &·J.h
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f'IJ~ .. \I tkr '>JIJ . \\ l L.1" t '>h • ti :.J'
poor!~ .i-. \\t" J 1d JnJ thr " thl hJll
J\\J\ J'>mu,hJ"''L'd1d o
"'\\, \l l'ft U'>t lbt It \\:.J\n I jU\I
Onl' or t\\ll rl:J\l'r' nff It \lo J\ lhl'
"h11k grnu p nl ti' t: •
.\nd FountJtn \Jill'\ 11 :.: 2-• 11
ll•nl.. a1.han1agL' 111 H un11nl!ton
Bl .id1·s ··nae· pla~ 1u n11.>' t: into '>ok
puS'>l.'')\IOn ot tir'>I plJU' 1n lhl' ')Un'>l'l
League The 83ronuan upa 12-2 leJd
.:ifllr th.: tir-.i yuana :inJ e\lendcd 1t
tt• :.<--l m1d"J~ through thl' '>t'Wnd
\.lUJr!l-r thJn~' t" 1-..l·, 1n .\nJL·N·n
Thi.' r..) 1•~1.pound \l.'nt\lr .L'!Hlr
buril·d th.: Oiler<. " 1h an arra' of
lurn:iruund 1um!X'r'> J"Xiunn~ in .l t
Sunset standings
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I 11unlJ1n \.silt•\ < PJ,h l>JH' Bro"n
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111,n!<'l .1 lh (.\ndl'r"><.·nl hap-'
:'1.ll,J :1 Ix· th. ~U\ pt1pp1ng ..
\lld th:< lHn\ ll)Ok lhl'1ronh k JJ
,,, 'lll· night .11 2-• "n l\\ll Dan \!ilkr
:1. l thrl''', I .. urtJ1n \ allt"' put the
I J t1:1 :hl' Hun·1n~tvn !ka,h !>lOnng
Th,· BJ• n' rJn L'ff IJ stra ight
P.•lllt\ \\ th .\'1dt."f\Cn \Inking a I J.
ILIVll.:r l ')IJr. th" '>l'.l.und quaner
l>J' 1d B nJpJfll' lht·n ~ored thdirst
() k. r· ~ t\ ll'l ..,, ·rl' than e1gh1
r. tnult' 'tL'JI ng th,· r>.il .:ind drl\ tng
1h1; kn~ " I thl· t.."un ti..ir a la~up to
" "' • .: • .1 F 1v'tJ r \ alln
\ntJ1.r,,n prr .... l·ldL·d to !><..o.re '>I\ o f
·~, BJ' ri' Ill\ r.ine point\ and
I u'1'J r \ Jlk' t.Jjtt~lfa ~.'-J lead
\\, !iJ' l lo 'tJrt pla' tog lil..1.· "'e-·n.
Jr.1h1l \lilkr '>.lid .. ,,) matkr
\\ hJI ~11'1..f' •II 'i • t \\l' hJl.1 ~l JU'>t
, 1u1Jn"1Ju11
Hun11ngtt•r l:kJ,h d 1d narro"' tht•
pp in th. lh rd yuJr1l·r ~hind Jeff
L 1 ng. Jnd R11. h II Jg.he' Long. .,,:ored
Jll '1' 1111i1, pt)tnl\ 1n thl' g.a ml in the
urx·n111g m1nutt \ Ill lhl' quarter and
llughl'' "'J' dl·ad'' irnm thret'-point
·.ingl ,Jn-mg '''l Oi thL·m anJ
tin"hin~ lhl ~uJrk · "1th 1 1 01 h is
11.·am·h1 ~I 2t. !)l•tnl'>
(Please~ SUNSET /C2)
Tustin holds off Eagles; Tars upset CdM Basket
elusive
for Bucs
All uphill for Estancia:
tough zone lifts Harbor
Lt•o Parl l·r Jr kd Tusun v.11h lb poin.-.
a nd the Tiller'> Ol''er 1ra1led 10 a gaml' "hllh
"'as fi lk'd v.11h m1s!>t'd opponu n111e' on both
\ldl.'\
By ROGER CARLSON
Of .. O.., .... IWI
··\\e pla~l'd ughl thl· "huk gJml· ·· ~1J
Tu~ttn (oath Tom Md 'lu\l e' "-\Int ol 11 "J'
'>1m ph l'mo11un "'llh Tim n)m intt hJl k hcrl'
and ml· here for thl.' fir'>t 'ear ··
It began in an uphill manner "1th th<:
realtzauon the> v.ould be pla)ing v.1th a shon
deck for the rest of the }Car after Junior To m
Sam pson. "ho hasn't pla~ed a second 1h1s
season. rc1n1url·d his !..nee in practice Tuesda'
night
Tu~ttn . no.,.. 13-3 O\Crall and 1-0 10 ka~Ul'
pla ~. "as 100~1..· enough to rash 1n on 16 ol 3 1
from thl' field ( 51 6 percent ). including four
1hrt..'l'·r o1nt 'ho1' outside o f 1hr Eagle.,· 1Pnt•
.\nd. thl· Tilkr\ nlJd l' IOot I:! at the li nL·
And nothing changed for T im O'Brien and
his Est3nc1a Eagles at Tusun High Wednesda)
night as the~ pla~cd an uphtll'battle througho ut
10 a 46-39 Sea \'1ev. League basketball loss.
()'Brie n\ 1:1gh1-man !.quad manJgt•J 1u,1
1-l of• .. fro m thl' fil•ld I'.., 8 pt·rn·nt I and n1Jlk
onh I 0 of I from the hn..:
O'Brien returned to his former grounds to
m..:ct the team he had de ' eloped O\ er the past
t" o >cars and 1f no thing dS(. 1t v.as ob\lous he
did a good JOb at T ustin
· ··\\l• lo'>t thl• game 10 lhl' tirst quant•r ··
~Id o ·s m·n ··~ t' d1dn"1 shoot V.l.'11 and free
thro.,..s hun u\ ··
Esta nn a. "h1rh nr,rr led a nd ued the
pm.: onl~ OOll' at 2-~. missed of 10 fro m the
ltdd and I o f 5 at thl· hne 1n the first quaner on
Mulligan continues
search for intensity
Engel stad may start on sidelines as UCI
battles PCAA l eader
still the guards and Frank Woods
holds a low PoSt spot. but there arc
d ifferences. Ste-ve Florcntine's thrtt-
game stint as a stan1ng fo rward
should come to an end. Former Point
guard M ike Labat. or possibly
freshman Jeff Herdman. gets the nod
By JON FERGUSON on thr wing. · Of............ Morcnotewonh) 1sthein senio n of
It's back to squar6one. in a way. for Mike Doktorcz)k at the other mstde
the UCI men's basketball team. power position in heu of senior
wh1r h hosts unbeaten PC AA foe Utah Wayne Engelstad. v.-ho has staned 51
State at 7:30 tonight an the Bren straight games dating back to the final
Events Center. 11 games o f has sophomore season m
After last Saturday's humbling at 1986.
the hands of Nevada-Las Vq;u. Mullipn was not ha.pp) Y..1th
Coach Bill Mullipn 1s searching for Engelstad's effon an the Las Vegas
the means to obtam the desired game. plus Engelstad was knocked
intensity every pmc. e' cry mmute. out, literall). of Mo nda) 's practice
"In practice this v.eck. we'll match earl) v.-ben a blo" to the mouth
player apinst player. ~s1t1on for dunng a pick dnll left him wnhout
position.· Mulllpn said Monday. one o f his front teeth and a cut upper
"Whoever comes o ut of 11 on top 1s lip. The removal of the ~t of the
going to start Thursday. We get mto tooth and 10 stitches on ha s hp rost
this deal of wt can't win unless •1im Tuesdafs practice.
someone in panicular who plays wtll Utah State 1s led by 6-1 senior point
is performi!\4-" guard Kevin Nixon ( 16.2 pomts. S.S
Thal decision came on the heels of rtbounds. 6.3 assists. 3.1 steals). who
a 31h hour team meeting SUnday. the earned ~AA Player of the Weck
longest Mullipn recalls.. which in-ho nors and is joined in the backcourt
eluded a Iona tape vicwina session b) 6-5 junior Reid Newty { 14.0
and even a vote on the starting lineup. points.. S.0 rebounds).
··we don't run the o~nsc pro~ The fronlline consjsts of 6-9. 23().
erly." MulJipn said. "We Jive them pound jltnior center Grq Hous-
too many opuons. We're taking some keeper (8.8, 4. 9). a trans~r from
ofthox awa). l wanllo be ablctos,y. Rteks (Communtt)') Collcae'. 6-7.
when wt look at the tapes. you'rt 200-pou11d junior forward Oalbcrt
doin1 this wrona or riaht. U ntcu you Pete (8.2. 4.S) and 6-3. 216-pound
talk about 1uu or sc•, nobody hears junior forward Dan Conway ( 1 ll,
you. If you meet 100 k>na. they shut 4.3).
you off. • F1nt off the bench as Marp-
"'I can lttt'eP' mna 1flhey'rc d<>ina shootina sen1or pard Jeff Andcnon.
-'hit ~ want tM!n 10 do. We bad a who tw hit 4S ~t o( bis tb.rft-
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in I l pmn. 19ut UCI bolds• I 3-7 f'dlt 1n the
Kevin Flo}d a1'd Matt Has arc teria bt1Wtth the two •ms,;
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th1.. \\J\ Ill J ( .J-fl J l'lil 11
l u'>lln "1d.:n~J the margin to 'I· I ... ~1th
~ 5 .~ kft in thl' third quaner l'lc fore thl· E:agk \
m.1Jl J run tutting 11 to .io .. J -11n 0sm1n
< Jlllf'•,.,· 1hrn:-J"X11nt '>hot "' 1th~ ~5 ld t
C JmfX" tuukd out mo ment'> IJlt'r hn.,.. ·
n :r .1nJ thl l 11la' pulJt•J a~a'
l Jmpth "J'> in luul trouhk from 1h1: '>IJrt
and nll~'>l.'d .; tut.11 u t S 5 ... of pla' 1ng ttml· 1" t'r
thr last thn-e 4uJrter-.
~like c. Urtl') \1000 OUI lor lhl' f.igk' II•· -
f'.1 'l'nnng 12 ix11n t~ and , n.'Jling f.1ur ,,,
l m11n", I turn1"l'r'> "llh '>tl'Jh
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hrr~ lx Busk·., "ia ilor'>. p1t..kl·d tor la-.t JL,r11,·
ea rning 12 n1in-lcagul' \ u:toru:~~. 1mrn" l'd t"
I :l-4 "'n h lhl'lr s1 \lh tra1gh1 (OnQul'\l
Tra iling Jlrno\l the e nttre ganll 1"l '• J
King'> rut 11 iv 4o-.J5 and got thl· t'<.i 1 • .. l
v.aning scl.'onJ., Jitl·r 1hr illlr' hll I ,,. 2 JI tt\1.'
ltnl l• tJ la .i -.~; 1..:ad
But "tth no ttmeout~ kit t Jl'Oll Prub~t
J:'J'wJ off 10 ~farl Lue~bnnk. "hOS<' thrlY·
poin1 J lll'mpt ~a' in and out
"..\n,11me 'l'"port anJ < llfl•nJ gl·t
ltl~l·thl·r ~ o u ca n thw" scouting fl'Jl\)r\\ 11u1 thl'
\\I nJ\t\\ .. ..a1J ( d \I ( OJL"h Paul nr~., . Thl'\
h,1J th.: Jddl•d buo '>I uigo ing 1n ~ith11u1 J l(lt ll
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rl''Pl'll being picked SI\ th
··\\l• ~erl· so ft dclensl\eh a1 the rn1n and
"hl·n 'l'"Port go t ahead thr) ~t~d to 1he1r
gJl11l' pl.in w 1he1r credit
'Bd1e\l' 1t or not 1;"' the tir-.1 t1ml' "'C.\l'
'"a J iunl· ddl·n....-lhl'> 'n-ar l'\l t"Pl tor hnelh
Je-J n.,1 wgunJ Hills ..
T' kr l\.L11..in had the hlll hanJ l(ir thl
·'tnnlr'> ''::h It> po1nt'i>. JnJ Jim C..1l'l'rllng<.
, hipped in\\ ~th I LI po ints w hand the .i >--1ng'
th \1" \ln lhl·1r O" n rloor
E1gh1 lll >--l')1.>n·s I• '>l't •nd·hJ l _.,untt·~,
,J.,,l. in thl.' 1h1rd quaner J' thl ">a1lt•r'
(Please see SEA VIEW /C2)
Lakers'
streak
halted
OCC h a ngs tough .
but Cypress wins
OECopene r . 60-53
B~ JO!\ FERG l " 0 '
Of -0.-, -• ..,.
\\ h1k 1he1r 1nten~1t\ lc:ft ntlthang. to
tx Jl'<.1r,·J ( h"J'lg~· <.OJ': <. 1.lllt'!!e·s
,h,1nu•ll'llli!' rrl 'l'J ldtJI in the
"'' •nd 1 a l 1•t J t> ... -..1 Or.rngc Em pire
\ n1l ·1. nll. ,,,rx '1tn~ dtl1.'JI a1 the
t-J.,d' '' l 'P't'"l • kgl \\ednt> ... Ja~
.., ~f.:
rrl'l' ·hn•" \h<.l\.lllng.1()(.(.'s 1-l of
~ 1 ' l ( rrl· .. ,· : "'' ~5 and depth.
plu' JO un .. harJl tL'rt'>tt1. poor shoot·
,.,~ n gh: from the ftt'IJ cost the
I' rail'' f I '·ll\1 thl.' Je1ea1 their fi~t
Jprx·Jr.in .. l' JI h,1ml "nu· the \tile~
Ltt1.rn ToumJm.:nt 1n c.>3rl\ Dt"CTm·
Ix'
l 'prt'') ran l ed Sl\\h in uthern
( jltlt•rn111. 1 mpn~l:"d t~ i-:.·5-
( )n thl'tr \\<lr\t ~hoo11 ng night of the
'l'J'-4.'n t I h·52 tor '\4 ti percent). the
P1r.llc'> got thl' sho ts the~ v.anted. but
m1.,.,cd numerous la~ups and v.ent
ltilJ tor a fi,.e-m1nute stretch an the
''-'' l'nd halt "here C} pres tu med a
,-_ h d rfiut into a -l5-r ad,antage.
The' ''l'rl· gelling all kinds of 'h''" 1ht'' JU$t ('Ouldn"t male them:· ~1J <X C. COJch Tand' G1lhs "T he~ pla,~d good inough to win
tl 'l'rl'"l changed the defen~ on us.
~ut I thought "e handled 1t v.ell The~
pla'ed [)a,e I ~ttlcsl man~10-man and
l'' l'I) one else z.one.. We got all linds
, 1 "1ots ··
\\hill' \hie kd the "a~ 10 typical
'J'h1on for thr Pirate v.nh ~~points
JnJ \t il e \k ,ers add ed I:! ofT the
tx:n .. h m J strontt pcrfonnancc.
Da n'll C r.inc v.ho has a'e~ 16
i,x11n1<. v'cr the last nme games. l11t
1.rnh I of -shots and finished v. n h thr~ points
In a ph)s1r al game 'll>herc the
rl'fert'e-let both teams pta~ a ruacd
g.-amc underneath the bas~eL the
dl·pth ~ tor tool.. its toll eventually
on Coa t. ""h1ch had stant'1"$ Reid
Lul..rs t 1 :!:O ) and ~rck. Johnson
t 13 30) limited dcfenswcl) b) then
fou n h fouls ~rh in the SttOnd ha.I f.
Lui.cs. the Pu7itcs' blue<01lar man
inside and Johnson. who had $hut
down ()press guard Jim mmon
( 13.S points pcrpmc) lD the first half.
\\Crt not US) to rtplacc. Sammon bit
13 in th<' S(('Ond ha)f to tinish w1lb l S.
"\\ c \\Crt ph ~ct.11> outdont ...
G1lhH;i1d "Then cidtct h1 founh
f~l "llh 12 mtnutcs to~'· •
"h •111 a.lwa\S be a ••r •ith c~ PftSS ~ th i na hl&h !t.hool ._uk
d n't undcntand tS this pmt 1 a rn h m ph~~ ... he
tmuid ~ ~k~~"1ftlliiiift"ftllliii·;~..-lllli:~
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,. Garvey announces. Super tickets out of reach?
AN DIEGO -Profiteers a_nd 1 • his retirement mallcr 1tad1um have combined lO dnvc f-t u1>-the marlo.et {>f'\CC of Super Bowl ttckets. after 17 seasons =~~!~~e::,r.umna them out ofroch of.the
An end zone seat is going for about S800 and 1 scat
on the 50-)ard line t'osts up to S2.000 at Murray's .. ,.. ne Anodated P~· .. Tickets in nahetm. said the firm's Mak(' Crowley. I
LA JOLLA _ /Steve Garvey. Ill ··ti's unfortunate that the price of the game has
ba5Cbal1'$ quintessential good guy and Ont' blown it o ut of the average Joe's hand It's onl> the
of the o!lme's oNO<>\ clutch hitte'"" retired corporations. the high-rollers or the gamblers that can
-.. ~.. '"' alTord this." Crowle> sai d. Wednesday af\er 17 years In the major The Jan. 31 game is being pla)ed at San Otego Jack
leaaues. He spent the last fi ve with the San Diego Murph) Stadium. which will seat about 73.000 people.
Padres. well below the capacll) of the 100.000-seat Rose Bowl.
"This is in many ways the toughest day of my li fe. site oflast )Car's Super Bowl.
In other ways, u's quite exciting. .. said Garvey, a first
baseman who sta~ 12 years for the Dodgen before 600th NBA win for MacLeod
----. ~oining the Padres as a free agent
in December 1982.
He hlld been qn the disabled
ltst since May 30 w11h a torn bicep
tendon near hi s left shoulder. an
IOJUt) that required recons1ruc-
t1 ve surger).
A hfet1me .294 hmer. Gane~
balled ?11 wi th one home run
and nine runs baited 1n 1n 27
games last season before being
~;......-....,;o;;,__......_. sidelined.
Gu'Tey Gan-e\. a 10-ume -\II-rtar
"ho enjO}Cd a tremendous fan· follo .... ing because he
.... as ~o obliging 10 fan and chant} requests. said the
injuf) that cut shon his 1987 season also influenced his
decision lo rcurc:
"It's a reurement that 1s decided upon almost
in,oluntanl7 txcause of the se,ere tnJUr) 1ha1 I had:·
Garve' said. "It's an inJUr) that has taken much longer
to hcai than I r.J1.pectcd. It's an inJur) that over the last
four or fiH: weel..s has. come along ver) slowl) ..
Gane' .... asn't offered a 1988 contract b' the
Padrrs and.lx1.ame a free agent 1n November. ·
Hl· had hoped 10 pla) one more season and hrld
sc' eral prchminar) d1scuss1ons "tth the Dodgers as
"ell as 1hc Padre~. "ho 1n' 1ted him to spnng training as
a non-roster pla)er. But the slo .... ness of the rehab1h-
tat1on forced him lo change his mind.
"I d1dn ·l 1hink 11 "ould be fa1rto the Dodgers orthe
Padres -the t\\O teams I "anted to pla~ for -or the
fa ns ifl "ent out thc:re at less than 100 percent." Gane)
said.
Quote of the day_
Bill Mulllgu. l Cl head basl..etball coach.
summing up references b) former 'oluntl!er
assmant ~nd' -\ndreas. "'ho sened under
Indiana Coach Bob Knight . 1n compansor 10
ho"' he rcal·ts 1n practice to "'inning and losing·
"(Knight) has the ab1ht) to go in and be an
e"el') da) of practice. "hether the) "1n or lose .
After our Y..tn at Fullerton. I \\-ent in the next da'
and "asalmost nice Then the) don't respect )Ou
After hearing "hat -\nd~ said about Knight. 11
sounds 11 1..e )OU can't be happ~ e'er. That"s !..ind
of·hard on m} pan. not to be ha-pp~ ...
Five perfect scores for Witt
PR-\ul E C zechoslo\al..1a -East
Gt'rman' ·s Ka1anna \\Ill eamc:d Ii' e
perfect scores in her shon program and
So' 1c1 \.\Orld pairs champions E~tenna
Gordec' a and erge1 Gnnko' "on the first gold medal!. ~ednesda' a1 the European l..a11ng Champ1onsh1ps
\\Ill. 'the 19 4 01' mp1c champion. turned 1n a rcrnrd·br~al..1ng performance 10 a medle) of Broad" a'
songs. "h1ch included .. Hello Doll) ·· he earned one
perfect marl.. of 6.0 for required elements and four mort'
for presen1a11on 1n her program. \\h1ch included St'' en
mandatol") basic free sl..a11ng mo'l'S.
Despite the fi,e perfecl ~ores. \\m 1s )!Ill 1n
sernnd ochind 1hr o' ll'I L nion·., Kira I' ano' a But
Wm 1s. the stronger tree sl..atcr and has rnmc from
behind more than once to beat ha no' a 1n the long
program. "h1ch counts for 50 percent of the swrc
Rasmussen signs with Reds
t I;\( l''-\TI -The' Ctnc1nna11 Ill Reds signed kft-handed pitcher CXnnis
Rasmuc;Sl'O 10 a one-~ car contract \\ ednec;-
da~ tha1 "'111 pa) him SJ5-.5no
RasmusSt·n "as one of eight Red-> t'llg1blc to fik for
salan arb1tra11on before the Jan 15 deadline
Thi.' pill her lame 10 the Reds from the :'\1.'" \or!..
'I anl..el.'s 1n Jn Aug 26 trade for right-hander 8111
Gulh1.l..)()n
Rasmussen had a 9--record\\ llh a J "5 ea med run
a' t.>rage 1n 2t-games for the Yanl..ees and he "as
credited "11h J '1cton in his one appearance for the
1e:im·sc lass~-\-\ farniclub.1hcColumhusChpperc;of
thl' lntl.'rna11onal Leajlue
Defending cha!Dps advance
MELBOL RNE. -\ustraha -Defend-~
ing champions tefan Edberg and Hana ~landhko'a castl) mo,ed into the third
round of the .\ustrallan Open Tennis
Champ1on-.h1p~ 1oda) wtth straight-set' 1cton.es.
Edberg. ~eking his third consecutt,·c mens singk''>
t1tk 1n tlm Grand lam tournament. defeated
-\k'\ander ~l ronz ofW<.·st German'. 6-4. 6-3. 6-1
\landhko\a. "ho is seeded fifth in the "oml•n'c,
singles. romped to a 6-1. 6-l triumph o'er Hellas Ter
R1e1 of the "'1ctherlands
Other sredt-d "omen "inning !.<'cond-round
matches to<la' included No 4 Pam hn,er. "o Q Lon
Mc'.'le1l. and No. I J Catarina L1ndQ' 1s1 of ~eden
Mark Aguirre scored 35 pot.nts and m
Roy Tarpley rab~d a club-l'C'Cord 23
rebounds \\ e3nt'sda\ ni ght as Dallas
dt:feated \'IS1ting Indiana. 110-108. giving
\1a' encl..!i Coach Jolul Macl.eod his 600th career BA
'1ctor) Macleod became the eigHth NBA coach to
reach the 600-' tCIOI") plateau. Cleveland Coach Leuy
Wikllos h11 the 600-' 1ctor) mark Tuesda)' night. Red
Auerbach is the all-time leader" tth 938 career vinones
.. In other NB-\ games. KevLD McHale, Larry Bird and
Dauy Alnge i..e,ed a 43-point third penod as Boston
brol..t.' open a '>l'C~" game and rolled to a 143-105
'll'ton U' l'r Detroit at Boston Garden . . . Cliff
Robinson -.corl'd 2Q points and Philadelphia. despite a
32-12 spun b) "'t'" Jerse) that "1ped ou1 a 20-point.
margin. l..cpt the Sets "'"less on the road th is season
\\1th a 104-'JS 'lltOr) ... In San .-\ntonio. Dominiq~e
Wilkins scored a sc.:ason-h1gh 48 points to pace Central
D1' 1s1on-kad1 ng -\tlanta to a 120-110 victor) over the
Spurs In ~alt Lal..e Cu~. Karl Malone scored 31
points. hm1ng I' of 19 from the free-throw line. as Utah
defeated Portland. 116-104 .. Jay Humpbries scored
11 of his. Sl.'.Json·h1gh :!o points dunng the third penod
and Larr) !'\ance had I 0 of his 19 in the game's fiJlal
8:0b as host PhOl'OI\ defeated Houston. 117-106 ... In
Seattle. Xa\ ier McDaniel scored 19 of his 30 points in
the first quarll.'r :ind the uper onc1s rolled toa 144-11 S
'1cton O\ er C1olden tate ·
Kings' Robitaille voted starter
:"'\EV. 'I 0R1-.. -Leh "ing Luc
Rob11allle 01 lhl' 1-..ings has bt'en '01ed to
the sl:lrting hnl.'.up for the Campbell
(onfcrl·n1..e in thl' 'HL ~II-tar Game a1
I Louis F1..·b q
'\lean" h1k. lour Edmonton Oilers -goalie Grant
Fuhr. u~nt.:r \\a) m· (,rctA) nght "in~ Jan Kum and
dcfenseman "-e' 1n Lo"c -and delenseman Doug
\\ dson 01 thl' C h1cago Blad~ha\\l..S complete the
C ampbl'll '>tJrta'> as chosen b~ fan balloting and
annoum.cd b) the league Wednesda~
Ho"e'er \\ ll~on "111 miss the game and the
remainder of the -.1:ason aftt.>r undergoing shoulder
surger) la\I \\l'l'i..
Washington blitzes Kings;8-3
Rool..1l' Y\on Corrh·eau scored t"O "1
goJb 1n I\ \l'lund~ during the first period '
tu ,par lhl· \\a .. h1ng1un Capttals to an .3
'H l \Idun ll\l'r the Kings V. ednt•sda'
n1gh1 at the Forum Com,cau·s se-cond arid thtrd goals
ol lhl· '>l'J.,on l..l·~ed a fou r-goal first P\'nod for
\\ a\h1ngton Els.e,,hen.· in the '\:HL Jim :'\ill had a
goJI and thrl·e as!i1 ts as Detroit e\tended 11s "inning
<,trca J.. to four game\ b) beaung the 'e" York Ranger...
-.J JI \l;1d 'un l.juare Garden Peter Stastn} scored '"ll gual' and '>et up another as Quebec l.'Ompt)unded
'l''' Ja'>e' ·., rl'll.'nt '-'OC~ JI home b~ defeating the
l>l'' lls ;. I Thl' IO'>'> "as the founh straight and St'\ en1h
in l'1gh1 gaml''> JI hl1ml' for the De' 1ls . In \lonireal
Claude Lemieux and Mats Naslund each seored a goal
.ind a pair ul J\S1!>t'> 1n helping the Canad1ens tal..e the
.\dJm~ D1\1~1Un kad lrom Boston \\Ith a 5--1 '1cton
ll\l'r lhl' Bru1m In ( h1cago teH Thomas tool.. 3
Rick \'ah•e pJs5 .ind '>Cored on a 22-foot shot 10 hft thc Blall..ha\\~'> O'l'r Hanlord 2-1. e\lcriding their
unbl';Jll'n \lnrig 10 four gam1..•s Mark Osborne had a
gval Jnd t" u JS\1<,ts and Jeff Reese made 30 58\ es 1n h1'\
~l'll.>nJ gaml· for Toronto as tht.> \1aplc Leafs o'ercamc:
a ~ -11 Jdicit tn earn a ~-' uc ''1th host ~linnesota In
EJmon1un th1..• 01krs SlOred three po"er-pla~ goal'
1ndud1ng thl' \\toner h) teve Smith, to edge Calgar:
S-'· Jnd tJi..l' o'er first plan· 1n the ·m~ the D1' l\1on
In\ JOl'llU' l'r. Ton) Tanli scored four goals and Petri
kriko I" Ill J\ lhl' Canud'> atoned for blo"' ing a lead
thl.'. pr,•\ 1ou\ l'H'nrng b) routing W1np1peg. 2
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PIRATES FALL, 60-53 ...
From Cl .
45 .. 3q "llh JU~l under 10 m1null'S 10
pla' The Chargers e\lcnded thrtr lead 10
ninc. 48-JQ on amrn.on·s IO-foo1
jumper and fr1:e thro". and main·
ta1ncd 11 on another Sammon Jumper.
Bui Ml')Cr\ had a pair of la)Up'i
'>and"1ch..-d around \I'\ pointc. b)
Da'e \11lcc,. the.: last thrC'Ccomingon a
steal and le ngth of the coun doublc-
pump dm..-. in a 10-2 run to pull
"11hin one. 52-51 "1th 5· 15 10 pl3).
Then the Pi rate~. \.\ho ha\.e shot 5 I
percent from the noor but o nl) 62
perccnt from the hne. sulTcrt'd
through costl ) free-lhro"" shooting
Jo" n the ~treteh The) hit on!) 2of6.
including the front end of bonui.
\llua11ons '"' c ()press' Jeff G reC'n. v.ho ~orcd :i
tl'3m·h1r.h 16. sank a 1hrcc-poin1 goal
\\1th 1..5°2 lcft 1hat a•nc 'he \harac~a
'ommand1n1 9·51 lcad
C)pl't'u Coach Don Johnwn felt
fortuna11:. "'C03 1 ran their offense
El..c" here
El Camtno 84. Gohlea WHt iZ:
An thon} Ho .... ard s.corcd 16 points.
mdudtng t''0 three-point goals.
Markus \1uller-tach added 14 and
Eiben Da' 1sch1pped in with 13. but 1t
Y.:l!in't enough a.s the Wam ors '-"On a
uth Coast Confo~nce game at
Golden \\cllt.
The Rustle~ (I 0-9. 0-3) tied the
Wa m ots\ 46-46) \), 11 h 16:38 lc(J in 1 he
~ond half. but El Camino "'ent on a
I :?-0 run as Golden We~t went dry for
fht minutes.
Dan WC$tmoreland had scHn
rebound forGolden Wcs1.
LAKERS •. , ,.,_ct ., .
' UC'Cl.'Uton on th~ uti~· nc•t tnp do"n the noor ~nd Daile\ sank tV.0
ff\'\' thro"~ for a 96-90 lead
bc.aut1fuU ):· .he said .. We didn't ·•11 n n hgpprn to &l'l)One:· 111d
appear to be read,. but v.e did come Johnwn. "ho!lttll manaacd 10 r«Ot'd
out dJfli..> irllb more ltMtit} and .;.b11..~l\·•~ubltofttic.sason
1ou1Mt''" the~~ halt1t ._'U I ··Jll1'Kll l'li,171ftowti1f ltl ftlUlll'~
scX>ct •1n 1n an •ntr ap1nt.11 aood pf:I> "'""I I rctiOvn~and IJu '"' t~m I .. ~ T<lnd' 1 probabl} .. \\c J11~d1dn'1makt-1~PllYJIHhC
d1 ppoin1C\I bc use k1s kid pl:n cd l·nJ ul the pml· Th() n mc out ~~--M_:t_ ~ hnk' trnanc:r \ha" -.c 11td " f!f;i, '" di nd •t" didn't tt<tpond!"
From Cl
Tim IU)Cn added 10. The losers
m de $t\ en thrce·potnt aoais.
' I.qua HUis u. Oraqe 4': Mike
mtcfn scored 21 points and Chris
hcff added 16 points and nine assists
as the Hawks C 10-6. 1-0) won at home
qainSt the Panthers (3-10. 0-1 ).
Laauna Hills ~eld a 39-2S halftime
lead before scO(ina the first eight
points of the second half to start the
rout. The Hawks outscortd Orange.
2 1-9. in 1be third quaner.
In the South Coast Leaaue:
Dua Hiiis 39, lrviH S7: Junior
center John Llo)d dropped in two
free thro"s with l'-"O seconds remain-
ing as the Dol12hins edged the Va-
queros 1n the South Coast League
opener fo r both schools at UCr s Bren
E\ents Center.
W11h the score deadlocked at 37.
Dana H1Ui eained poucssion tn the
final minute and worked the clock do~n. The 'ball was then passed into
tht' post to LJoy~ho dropl)td it but
"'as foult'd in an ensuina $C1"1mble.
AOer the successful frtt thro'Wl.
Irvine had one l~st ('hante to tie or
win the game. but a shot from thrtt-
point range misfired as the buu er
sounded.
The Vaqueros (7-9 overall) had a thr~-point edge at half\1me and led
by one entering the final ~riod. nut
the Dolphins netted 9 of 10 frec-
throw anempts in the founh quarter.
Irvine. which was led by David
Ballantyne and Raphael Molle with
l I points each. hi1 only 13 of 38 li eld
goal attempts.
Guard Chns Delfs scored 12 and
llo)d notched 11 to lead the
Dolphins.
In the Angelus League·
Maa.r Del ff, St. ~ U :
Ke\ln Rembtrt took a lcn&th or the
('Oun pau fi'Om Malt Ramstack.
$pun and '8nk a 14-foo&er with no
ttme rcma1mna to lift the bos1
Monarchs.
With the pmc tied at 44. the
Vikings (0-2) had the blll out of
bounds. but a St. ~roard player
dribbled the ball ofT his foot. MateT
Dc1 ( 11 ·4. 2-0) then elected to throw
the lohg ball without calling a time·
OUl.
D>·lan Rigdon led the Monan:hs
wi th 10 points. and Remben added
e1Jht points and nine rebounds.
R1,don converted two crucial thrte-
po1nters in the founh quarter to ketp
Mater De1 in the game.
The Monarchs trailed by as many
as 11points1n the lirst halfand 23-18
at halftime and 29-26 after three
quaners.
GWC women ·breeze; ~!!~SET· • •
Orange Coast falls
Jeannine Battaglia poured m U
points and Kath) Wenh added 17 as
Golden Wrst College opened the
game "1th leads of 12-0 and 24-2
beforr blo" ing out El Camino. 89-63.
in \.\Om('n's community college
basl..l·tball al'llOn Wednesday night at
El Camino. ·
hawna Arms1rong scored 14
points and Lon Totosz and Meg
~I 11chl'll grabbed eight rebounds each
as G\\ C'. "'h1ch e~tended 1ts-rttord to
19-1. remained undefeated (3-0) in
the outh Coast Conference.
tephan1e "anson dashed off fou r
ass1s.ts for the Rustlers "htle Kim
Fields led El Camino w11h 18 points.
Golden \\est. "'h11;h led 51-32 at
halftime. tra,eb 10 Pasadena City on
Fnda' at 7 30 for another South
Coas1-Confercnce game.
In an Orange Empire Conference
opener:
Cyprus 70, Oran1e Coan S5: The
host Chargers went on a 14*0 run in
the second half 10 blow open a close
ga me and cruise past the Pirates ..
c~ press ( 14-7) was leading 49-45
"it h nine minutes remaining when
Beck) Wa) land scored six points in
the spurt to gt' e the Chargers a 63-45
ad,antage. Nanq Lux's free 1hro"'
w11 h 3:40 10 pla) snapped the strcal...
but b' that time. the Pira tes were out
of coinentton.
The l\\O teams had met earlier 1n
the consolauon finals oft he Fullenon
Tournament ""ha s1m1lar result -
C~ press. 88-65.
-\II fi,e s1aners for the Chargers
reacht'd double figures. led b~ Vtd)
Saha "Ith 15
For occ (IJ-1 1 ). Gtlh Po"ell led
the "a' "1th 14. but tt .,..·as almost I 0
belo" -her 23.9 heragc Po .... ell also
hauled do" n 13 rebounds.
SEA VIEW LEAGUE ...
From Cl
1mpro' rd on a~ -2~ halftime lead 10
tai..l' a 39-32 margin into the final
P\'rtOd.
Mau Hernngton "as Corona's
onl~ pla,er 1n double figures "Ith 14
potnh (il·otT Pru~t "as held to JUSI
)l''en point' J\ lhl' .l'a "1ngs fell to
<l-6 0-I
addleback 64 , l 'ni"erslty 5 7: The
RoJJr unnl'r'> I J.' I-Cl turned ll on
1n lhl· th1 rd quam·r Ill re' ersc a 26-2 -
hJlftinll' dl'lllll Jnd mmc out to a J-_J( kild
··v. e kt them pla~ their game in 1hr
tir'>t h.Jlt:· said Saddkbad CoJch P:it
(.)umn .. \\ l' J1dn·1 pla) much pres~
i;rl' .rnd "''frll'd at-out m1s1a l..l'"S But
"l got into uur game tn the third
4 ua n,•r" 11 h pn•ssurl' c' en" here and
furl l'J J lot ul 1 urnl" ers
.. l nl\l'r\11~ I\ gm1J at a half-\'."oun
g.Jnll' •.
(i, Ian Oo111n \l'Orl·d I fl ofh1s 2 I in
1h, \l•rnnd halt .1nJ ( ra1g \larshall
had 10 of his 16 1n the last '"o
quancrs as the Roadrunners nailed
14 of 20 from the-fi eld do" n the
Stfl.'tl•h.
.. The) 1us1 shot lhl' lights out.''
c\plainl·d l'n1\\~rs1t~ Coach tc\<.'
(oggin. "ho \\3S not entirel) unhap-
P~ dei.p1ll' thl' loss ··1 thought "e pla~cd reall) "di ··
'>:lid cogg1n ·· addlebacl.. 1\ JU\I
rl·.iU) gQOd The.:) tool.. all the shots""<.'
'':inted thl'm 10 tai..l' and the) JU\I
made 1hrm The' dl'\l'ne to be 'o I
tn Cl F.. .
~oggin Y.as espcc1all~ plea~d "11h
th..: pl:i~ uf guard Da' e \\ arren lonr
1urno,l'r)andJl'ITBa1k' ""hostaned
Jnd s ored Ill points an·d grabbt'd SI\
rl·bounds
te'e S1olzoff lcd l n1Hrs1t' \.\1th
In point' \\ arrcn had 15
~lso in douhk ligurrs for addk-
ba( I.. \\JS \lalru Down "Ith 10
points
Hughes brought the Oilers to
"11htn 48-34. and after a Fountain
Valle\ turno,cr "ith 2:32 to play in
the quancr. Huntingto n B'tach had a
chance to make 11 e'en closer.
But the Barons stiffened. holding
1hc Oilers "fule runnins off 11
s1ra1~ht points to Settle the issue.
··-. ou ai"a)s hope to be in this
pos111on. You'd ra ther be 2-0 than
1-1." Bro" n said. ··we·re trying to
build confidence. Obv1ousl). Hunt-
ington Beach 1s a good basketball
tl·am. \\'c did a prell) good JOb."
Ocean View U , Marina H :
ophomore Greg E' ans pl~ycd tough
defense on Manna's Steve Guild.
although Guild finished wtth 20'
points. and Ocean Vie" 's full-roun
press final!) paid d1\'1dends in the
s.ernnd half as the host Scaha" ks (6-7.
1-1) rolled off an upset o'er Man na.
..\\'c led at halftime (30-28) because
of Our defense ... said Ocean View
Coach Jim Hams. "Guild 1s tough to
stop. but ""c "'ere real 11gh1 with him
the "hole game. Our full<oun prcss-
urt• staned to make a difference in the
third quaner. We mned-ge111ng fa st
breaks out of1t."
CXean \'1e" outrebounded Man na
I 11-5. 0-2). 30-18. a nd outscored the
\'1!..1ngs. 28-17. during the second and
third quaners.
Westminster 70, Edison it: Chns
To"'crl1' ed up to his credentials with
a ~8-po1n1 effort as the Lions. \\1th
l'ITt•cu' e pressure througho ut. kept
the host Chargers off-balanced all
night
.\h 1n Loftis sc-ored 2~ points. but
14 "'ere in th<.' founh quaner. 1nclud-
1ng thre(' straight three-point goals as
the C hargers. 1ncd to pare a defici t
1ha1 "as for thC' mo'>t pan. an 8-to-12
point edge
Edison "as 1n a catch-up s11ua11on
almost the enllrl" night leading onl)
bril·n~ in the H'I"\ earl) going.
Do" n b) a 46-j6 count entenng the
fourth quarter. Edison was forced to
disband its sagging t'ffons on Tower
"11h lull<ourt pressure. and "hat-
n er gained "as lost.
Ed1~on·s frcc-thro" shooting fa iled
thl' Chargers in 1hr first halfC6of14)
on thl' \\a) 10 a 31-24 detic11.
Fullerton puts up a struggle
But UNLV's fast finish puts
Titans away in 63-57 victory
From Tbe Associated Press
'\nthOn) Todd's1umpshot and dun!.. tn the rrnal l\\(l
minutes kd 'u. 13 Ne' ada-Las \\-gas O\ er Cal \1a1c
Fullerton. 63-57. \.\ednesda) night in a Pa c11ic ( oa"
Athletic -\s~onat1on basketball gaml' at Tuan G~ M
Todd made a Jumper with I :47 lefl that ga'e l "!\;l \
the le.ad for good at 56-55. He then had a steal and dun~ \\ 11h I. I 7 remaining for a 1hree-po1n1 lead.
Fu llerton's Henr} Turner scored off an offens"c
rebound "11h a minute to pla) to makr 1t 58-57 and the
T 1tans got the ball back with 12 seconds 10 pla) "h1:n 1hr
45-~·<.·ond ~ho1 doc!.. ewrred o n the Rebels.
T urner'<> 15-fooi Jumper bounced out of bound\
U~L\'') Clint Rossum made two free thro"s "tth three ~·conds to go and teammate Ka rl James stok the
mbounds pa<;s and hit a three-pointer at the buzzer for the
li nnl scor1:
UNLV mo,ed to 13-1O\eralland4-1 in the PC A-\
Fullenon lost its lifth in a ro" and fell 10 4-10 and 0-5
In other action 1n' oh ing top 20 teams·
Provlduce 78, Georgetown 74: Delra~ Brooks
scorc-d a ...cason-htgh 28 points. 1nclud1 ng a dec1sl\e
se' cnth thrce-po1nt field goal w11 h I: 17 left. as
Pro' 1dcnce upset 11 lh-rankcd Big.East m al Gcorge10" n
Georgeto" n < 1-1. 11 -2) had o'creome a 66-57 delicn
"''h 8:55 left to go ahead 74-7! on Pe"1 McDonald's
la) up" 1th 3· 14 remaining.
D"'a)nc Bf)ant missed the front end of a one-and-
onc foul si tuation "1th 2:32 to go. Then Brooks ga' c
Pro\ tdencc (2-1. 8-4) the lead for aood with his thrc-e-
P<>tntcr from the top of the circle.
Plttsbt1rp •t.Couectic•t H :C:harles Smith. hela to
one point bcrorc halftime. scored 13 stcond·half points.
1nclud1ng a clutch turnaround Jumper with nine seconds
lcf1.au1'\th·rt1nkcd P1usburgh edged Connecticut 1n a Btg
East onfcrcnc-t aame.
Freshman point auard Scan Miller scored 16 poinu
and made lour conset'utiv' free throW$ after Connecticut
\oach Jim Calhoun was called for two ttthn1cal fouls
"1th stA minut~ left as Pitt <2·1. 12·1) ratlt~ from a
SC\Cn-potnl deficit.
I••• State U , &Mias 71: Elmer Robinson ol'cd 20
po1n1s to lead fh e Iowa 5'atc playen in double fiaurcs as
the 14th·ran~ed C)c:lontt ronunU«I their mastci; of
Kan~s at Hilton Cohttum. bnt1na the 16th-ranked
Ja)ha~ls Cl ·I. 11'-') in a Bia Eep1 Confettnce prnt. •
10•1 sate. lim11int Kansas , .. r Danny Mannina to
one ba~cl 1n the lit\t 16 minutes. bolted 10 a 17-pcunt
kad in 1tsconfcn.-Mt" •ner. t~ held olT a C'Omt'bat k b
a~ Ja>ha•b to 1m.r.o'e 10 14-:?. Manning kd the ~II>
and fimshcd with • point
to put 11 a"a~ until the fi nal m1nu1e. "hen .o\labama
m1s~d t\.\O chances to pull .... 1th1n a basket
Kl·ntul·I..~. l..nodt'd out of th e No. I ranking after a
5J-52 lo~~ k> -\ubum on Saturda). 1mpro\Cd 10 11 -1
o' era II and 4-1 1n the EC .\labama. losing ns third
~1ra1gh1. fcll 10 --and 0-3
Georgia 87. Aubum H : Tone~ Mack and Patnek
HJm1hon scort'd 2J points apiece and ke)ed a latt' :?8-10
run to spark Georgia to a Southeastem#Confertnct
\11..tor) o'er 19th-ranl..t'd A.ubum.
G,•org1a. I 0-6. e\.encd ns SEC rec~rd ~t 2-! and
-\uburn fell to 9-3 o'erall and 1-1 in the conference
W)'omlJJg 81 , Air Force &I : Fennis Dembo had 28
points .is No. 12 \\ )Oming rebounded from t"o straight
los~s b~ beating Air Force in a Western .\thlet1c
< onference game
Dembo sa nk three of four three-point shots m the
fir'.>t half as th e Co" bo) s jumped out to an 11 -2 lead and
rolkd 10 a 46-18 hal(ume margin. .
W~oming improved m record to 12-2 overall and 1-2
m the W-\C \l.htlc ~tr Force fell to6-7 O\erall and 0-3
Basketball scores
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F ~ ~'O" S1
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ltOCKIU
WvOf'I" 110 II A·• Foret 61
M>VTHWUT
It u 14 TCU '9
Ar~en.-\ Ii SMU ll 1011
Tne\ Af.M SI a ... o-S7
O'i.l!Ome Si 7S Nt .. ()r1penl
S.m HO..rn)ll SI I) Pr•t11t
Vttw '' h •H s&,1.,.rn 6t Sit°'* F
"~''" 67
A 9 .\le 7tl E ftf'nn\tt St '1
Cooo•n St U 8elnune
Coo.,men .,
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60
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ProvlCMn<t 11 Georntown 7•
P·tt\O;Jr9t\ ti c-:•.cur SI Fo•Oflem 60 ,,,.,.,,.,.llen St
St Ptttf' ' 11 "'"'" S7 L•levttte 96 E.st Stroucnout'O
s-6' Vtf'monl •S
L0119 l\•1'0 U 9' Hohtr• IO
()eq,wert • Oftllei IS a..u""'" 110 WHll>ft910ft MJ
Cemmunitv < ..... men
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C"°''" '°· Of•nee Coe.i S> SOUTH COAST C°""ltllNCI
El Cem•1'0 14. ~ldtn WHI '1
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FoR THE RECORD
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WESTERN C°"'IRENCI
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S&c•a~n•o 9 73 711
EASTERN CO N,EAENCE
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Pn aoe•on•a
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19 t)
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80l'Or 10 D•••O•I IOS
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CLIPPERS 1110) -Ca ge 1-tl ' 1 n
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hooo\on 1 12 S 6 '9 O•ew 7· 1 S 0·0 14 Woll
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Orange Co ast DAILY PILOT /Thursday. January 14, 198' CS
" Sant~ Anita,
Los Al results
Santa Anita-
WEDNESDAY'S llESULTS
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W IOHISOAY'S RESUL. TS
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Santa Anita entries .i
•FRIDA Y'S ENTRIE S -,, -• • , f'C S: <' , ·~
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TONIGHT'S ENTRIES
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BDTBIREVEN
tar Pitcher for the
W>rld Champion
Minnesota~.
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Wieder right
' and wrong at
the same time
Harriett W t.eder has launched her term as ch:mman of
th~ Board of S~rvisors with a state of the count~ address
that incl1:1~ed points that were right on target and off hast> at.
the same ume. , .
During her speech. Wieder talked about tranic rongt•,_
tion and the slow-growth initiative circulating th rou~huut tht'
count:. She adm iued the obvious. that the super\lsoro; hat!
emb racedgro,qh and the economic prosperit' that came \\Ith
it. She also proclaimed tha t traffic congestion and o\er-
cro\\ding arc problems that need the immediate at1cn11on of
elected officials.
The first half of the statement is right on target. but thl·
last fiH' "ords are an o,·ersimplification. Elected oflic1c:1h.
especiall) the supen. isors. should haH' been looking into
pre,enung the pro blems of o,·e rcro"d1ng and traflit
congestion years ago. .
Wieder also took a s,.., ipe at the ix·ople "hu ha' t·
embraced the slo"-growth mo' ement b~ cnuc1ztng go\t'fl1·
ment b) tn1tiat1 H·: Sile c~lled the initiatn e process a 1: pe ut'
.. shopping-mall go' ernment.. that 1s .. ofte n a countt'f·
product•' e process of misleading slogans a nd emouon and 111-
conceived responses to complex problems:·
(n some respects she·s right. But the same thing L'an be
said about the program:;. policies and \Ot1ng records uf..,omt'
past and present elected oflictals.
Wieder said the count' and nation are bcuer o ff .. " ht•n
elected officials effect poltc~ in response to their con st 11 uenl·~.
ratherthan the re' erse:· because ··representatl\ ego' ernmt·nt
is m ore efficient and effecti' e than sed ,ing decrees through
ba ll ot-measures.··
She's nght. but pan of the statement ts off base.
· Federal la'-' does no t pro' 1dc for the in1t1at 1' c pron:s'\. In
fact. onl~ the ci tizens of about half of the statt'" ha' c that
priv1le$e.
Wieder was correct v.hen she said go' crnmL·nt "ork'> Ot''>l
\\hen elected officials represent their consutucnts. but that\
not al"'a's the case.
Caltfomians and residents "'ho Inc in olht·r states that
allo" in1tiati' es are fortunate. The proce"s comes "1th
responsibilities that can be abused. JUSl a s the r n"l'r'> ol J n
elected representatn e can be abused.
Go\l~rnment \\ithout in111atl\es might OL' mnrt· cfflt·1t·n1.
but \\e don·t think 111s al\\3\S a beuer s' stem ln1t1at1' c'> t·Jn
pronde a good balance bet\\een the. polt11rian and thl·
~opk. and the process shouldn·1 he attad.cJ becau-.c tht·
slO'-'·grO\\th moHme nt is mal..ing ltfe d11li cult lor t·btcd
offic1als.
· Like Supen isor Wieder. ''L' hope Orangt· ( ou nt~ cJ n
continue w gro"' and prosper. Ho"'e' er: that gnrn th and 11'
efTerts need better planning and tontwl than ha' hl·t·n
demonstrated in the past.
The rights and responstb1ht1es o l de' elo per.,. ou-,int''>~t''
and industr: and residents' quaht~ o t life ha' t' Ill he c4ualh
considered" hilc planning for gro" th
That IS. and has oeen. the rt'Sponc,1h d1 1 ~ uf t•kcted
ollic1ab.
.\s 1mpoftant a'i the~ m3~ he gn"' th and traflit
congestion ma ~ not be tht' nws1 important 1s,uc t'it'Ctcd
ollic1ais need to look at 1h1s 'car.
So me belie 'e the slO\\-gro"' th mo' cmcnt and 1n111a11' i.:
ares~ mptoms of a bigger pro blem - a gro" 1ng m1stru't and
d1ssausfact1on ''1th elected offin als "ho so mcho" lo.n ·r
getting rL·-ekcted after neglectrng to pro' 1Lk roJds. '-Lh ool -,
and '>i.'f\ ices demanded b~ that gro'' th
Fighting AIDS
This m onth. couples who apply fo r marriage licenses in
He nnepin County (where Minnea~lis is located) are walk mg
away with an unexpected dtv1de nd: ··his .. and "hers ..
informa tion packets on the lethal AIDS virus. ·
Such an unusual parcel might seem an indeltcare gift to
offe( a carefree bride and groom. But count~ officials are wisel~ risking indelicac~ in hopes of sparing a few
unsuspecting sweetheal*ts from gaining personal experience
about AIDS.
The county's three-month pilot project 1s a health}
alternati"e to mandatof) AIDS testing. for which some
Minnesota lawmakers campaigned last summer.
Yet.just as the AIDS e pid emic does not no"' ment forced
testing. neither can 11 brook ignorance. All people must learn
about the disease -to protect themselves. their partners and
their c hildren. "'
H ennepin County"s prem arital AIDS primer will prove
its \\Orth if it saves even one fa m ily from the AIDS scourge. If
recipients take a moment to read it, the county's wedding ~1ft
will render an indispensable lesson in the facts of modern·hfe.
Tbe Sur Tribune, Mianeapolis
Banning A TVs
The recent agreement halung manufacture and sale o f
three-" heeled all-terrain vehicles hardh cures all the
problems associated \\-tth use of these m achines. but is better
than nothing.
lt will keep tens of thousands of the three-" heelers in
dealer inventories from getting into consumer ha nds. But ll
lea ..,es more than a million of them still churning awa} in ofT-
road locations. put ling life and 'limb in jeopardy.
The agreement between the Justice Department and fi ve
manufacturers. four of them Japanese. allows the companies
to continue making and selling four-wheeled ATVs. These are
mo re stable than three-wheelers but still arc risky. especial!}
when )Oungsters opcs:atc them.
OA~NGE COAST
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Crystll Wl-bd
s Ol"'t M.tll"ltf
-··ro~aythat morehoustngdoesn't brin!{morepeople: tllat more people
don t brlngmorecars: tllat morecars don 't brlngmort!trafflcwoests ...
voodoo thinking.,.
She lives in terror while
he hunts for her again
-.,.\CR .\\IE:"TO-The \\Oman 1s
2.1 \l'J r s old . hl'r son 1s 5
l n11l '\:o\t·mbcr she \\Orked as a
nur'>t'·, J')St.,1ant at a con,alescent
hvmi:. put .5he doesn·t go to \\OrJ..
an' mvrt• HI.' ha~ bc:'cn there at lea!>t
1 \\ i, l' loo I. mg 1or her.
fht• man " )4. and he has b<'cn
l1,1ng ''llh hn . ·on and o ff. for SI\
't'Jf'> ·· He·s n1t l· on the outside:· said
il nl'1 2hbor .. ht· 1.ilks nice. but inside ht··~ cr:u~ lk\ taronzed this girl.
.i nd n i:r: bvJ~ "hu tned to help her··
Sht· '>J td ·-r ' t'r' f1me he beat me
up I g.1 hJ1. k I'm ,~, at raid ofh1m. He
Jh'J~'> ... aid ht going to usc a gun on nw ..
Bat I. un :--.o,. 21. hi: did. 1n fat.t. U'>I.'
:i g.un It' bt·at h('r up ... He hit me: 1n the
arm -." tth 1~ ... she !>aid. "not m\ face
Ht' mi: 1 n the face"' 1th his fists. He
sJ1J \t 11 me he wa ... going kill me··
A\ t · \\oman·, :iccount. 11 "'as th r ~lltti urn n..;i t1rnt• he had bca1en her
"Ht put ~ in the hospi tal t''O
11m1.·'> ·· '>ht• ~id ... broke m' arms
"lwn ht· got mad I ne-.. er '"en·t 10 1he
ht•'>p11al for nothing d'>C ··
.\lta she haJ <\een the gun. though.
'>h1.· 1.alled 1hc \hl·nffs depanment "I
JU'I \\Jfllcd him J\\J~ from me and
m~ 'on ''here I could c;top being so
~1.ar1.·d ... sht' '>Jld
Thi: man "J' Jrrc~tl'd and pu1 in
JJ il "I t'Jll thl' c,hcn!T department 10
ti nJ uul "ha1 "ould happen 10 him:·
shl' ~1d. "and the' said 10 talk to the
d1'>tnct auorne'. ·and Y.hen I called
lh t•m tlw~ said ch:irges been d ropped
1u J m1 ">demt·anor. ;ind hi<. bJ•I tx·c.>n
n·ducl·d 10 $ '.000. -...:obo<h e'c.>r
J'l..i:d m1.· nothing about 11 ..
fhe "<'man "ent w roun and got J
n·<.tra1ning order
·Hi: gut bad. out 11n bail thrn.'· 'iht'
,,uJ . ··.,t:irtl·d co ming o'er thrt'at<:n ·
ing ml· Ht' ..aid 11 I, all thl' WP'> aga1 n.
he'' gu1ng 1t1 hunt mt• do"n and 1..111
nll' I 10IJ him I i.hdn·1 "ant to itet
bacl.. toget ht•r "1th him. that I was too
scart'd ht• "as going do the same thu~g
ag:iin . and sometime "hen he did 11
ht· "a" going 10 kill me. Thtn last
Thur'><la' he comt· O\er and said he \\J~ mo,·rng bacJ.. in. and I couldn·1
stop him ··
The \\Oman h\c~ in :i $218-a-
month t'\o-bedroom apanment.
··1 '"en1 to we m~ g1rlfncnd. and he
follo"cd me 0,cr there:· she said .
··ttc said he "a'> going to sla) and he
\\oulJ hunt me do"n and cut m'
head ofT 1f I c:illed the cops. He had a
l..mfe in h1~ podt•t. he madnurL' Isa"
11. I said I \\:isn't go1 ng to call the cops.
I ~td he could sta\ ··
Tht· man spent ·Thursda~ night at
tht· apartment. Frida~ morning. he
got up and '"-Cnt to \\Ork .. I called him
at \\Ori..." shcsa1d. ··1old him I "anted
him It• mo\ c out. rm too scared to tell
him an~ thing\\ hl·n hc·s thfr<." I satd ·I
\\Jnled him IO leaH' me and m\ son
al one Ht· "as begging me to lei him
sta~ I said. ·tf I don·1 get a .... a~ from
~ou and I do an~1hing to mal..e ~ou
mad. \Lrn'll 1..tll me ... .
Frida\. after \\Orie he "as bacl..
"He come tn here. said I \\JS Stuptd."
she s:ud ... He !>:lid an~"hcrc I go lf1
anamcn10. ht"ll hunt ml' Ht• ~1d
ht"d hire a pm :ite 1n' est1gator t~ find
mt'. and then' hc·d l..111 me. He kept on
talking. I "a" too scared to sa~
an~ 1hing bacl... I kno"' he·s going lo
l..111 me.
··1 tell him he can sta\. and then he ..a~ s lo make him som.ething to eat.
r m too upset to cook an ything more
th:in a T\' dinner. he said that'' all
·nght. .\ftn he ate. he started tall..ing
again ..... hat he·~ going to do 10 me.
tinall~ I said. 'Pkasc. let's JUSt go to
sleep_· and \\e did."
Saturda~ morning the man \\l'OI to
''url... The "oman railed him again.
"I told him I "'as going to lea\C. 110
mJtlt'r "hat he done to me. I can·t
stand this being so scared. I 1w1 a'>
.
PETE
DEXTER
much dothes 1ogether as I covld and
\\Cnt to m' sister's house in J\1ar~~'1llc I d1dn·J ha'e time tp get
much. tx·caust· I l..ne" he \\JS on th <'
\\;)\ O\i."f.'.
On ~und;l\. th<' "oman \\ent bad.
tor mQrr of h.l'r dutht·s. ~ht' found the
JpJrtment manager fir~t. and askl'd
him 11.1 romc \\1th hn tu her place.
.. ,, l' \\COi in tht·rc together.·· '>hr said.
"and all m\ furn1turt· and d ot hes and m ~ ~hoc:·.' ..ill tort• up E''-·r:th1ng
nr~·d or t ut nr brvl..t• Tht• rop-. came
IJtl'r. the l:id' officer '>:lid c;hl· \\Ould
Ul' "h:i1 shl' · u iuld to help ITIL'. and
tht·~ 1001-. a re: port
.. Toda' I called the d1c;wr1 at·
l<'rnn ·, ot1in: IO find Out \\JS he Still
out . thn said thl'rl· \\3Sn·t no \\arrant
\Cl for hi\ :lffl''il. I calkd the
urnnhou\C th1'\ <klld lhC're \\3'> ft'<, lo~t 1n th e '' 't~·rn some" ht"re :"'>o-~>d~ '>t'Cm t11."ant to do noth ing no".
1.'\tt'Pl him Hl· "ant!'> to hur:t me. I
!..mm ht' \\JO I' 10 hurt me had "
Thl' \\Oman told ml' that on
~fonda~. Shi: spcn1 the n1gh1 h1d1nga1
a fr1t·nd·s house :ind Tuesda\ he
found her ag.ain "The dcpuues got
ht:rt• nght a"a~ ·· lht· fnend said. ··and
)a1J thl.'' "ould detain him Rut tor
ho'' lung 1' 1h:i11 HL· doc~ "hat he
'':int. I 1hrnk somd~h Y.ant him to
ket·p h1\ JUb. 1s "h' the~ don·1 l<x J..
him up·-,
I asked about 1he \\Oman.
"Sht•'s gonC' \Oml'place t'lsc no"' ...
her fnend !>31d ... (jon~ someplace and
\\.llling fur him w tind hn there··
Pete Dexter lives ia Sacramento.
Let Reagan gallop into the
sunse't, tall in the saddle
l 1.·t·, m.11..,-.1 't•\\ '\ l'Jr'' rt·,ol ut1nn
111 '1np tJ l..111g, dw;ir 'h111\ Jt tht·
p1t·,1do11' I IJ\11.I h1.· 1.1~t·n 1:n11ugh
\hill\ lnr u' .111 l'.ld\ '
\\ htn ll11. h1.·JJ llf thl' l1"lh1.11n
Jq)Jrtnh·n1 JI I ( I Dr l nu1' C 101-
h t hJll.. r,·" nlh rdi:a,,·d J •knt·
gr;111ng l 1.i1qu,· "' 1lw rrt'~llkn 1"· l~1 J1n ,1fkr 'lud ~ ing lhJt d1\~1,1w11'
11r.,1 Jd1.1h' "llh \\.1l1n \lnnd;ik I
''Jnt1.·d tu 11 ,,.,, up < 11ulun·t (1l1t·
hl hJll.. h.1 ·, ,11 k,1,1 lno~l'd JI h111h
1.kh.lll'<.''
l hl'I I\ l\Plt al ,,, !ht• lOUnlr\ \
l'llfft'Ol .. , u llllfl Olt'lllJlil \ .. "\h
hJ ' 1h1.\ -..i~ "lkrl·«, a 1u.1L·' IJmt•
dut I. l 1.'1·, Ill"'\ 111 lnr !he ki ll'"
\\ h\ Jon't \\\ 111'lt'.HL lOUOt the
't•l' 1 t•al hi, ~.,1ng' \\t' .\mnitan\
l'OJll~ r11m thJnl..., Hl President Re·
agan\ t\\O 1crmc. 1n otlk c'1
Ronald Rt•agan came along al th<'
l)l.."rrt·c1moment1n l ~ h1ston . In a'n
earlier dl'L'Jlk Prl.'s1dcnt Jilhn F
Kenned~ t·nl-rgm·d a d1spm1ed coun-
tr~ """ h1\ ~ou1h and <"nc:rg\ .ind
c.'on1ag1ou) belief 1n .\menca ·
No'' 11 \\3~ agc·s turn and 1hc: John \\'a~ nc '1~1on of .\menca that cap·
tured the n:lllon's 1magma11on
.. ta nd t::tll' .. our hero told U\
"We'll gt•t 1)u1 hostage~ back No
•( omm1es· arc going 10 push us
around Ha\I~ fotth m 1od and the
good old .\mcrican ~av ...
.\nd do ~ou kno-... what happent'tl')
\\\· t'll.·lic' cd' ~o .... ~;an't \\e please let him finish
h1\ term "11h the <,pcc1al gracr. &ood
humor and po\111\e dmc llc brought
to tht\ h1'h office'' ·
I'd Ilk\.' to share \Omc of m' 1rca~u1cd mcmoncc; or ftonald Re·
<1&an
Fir t Ofilll. h1 bd1cf 1n-<iod IS \Cr'\
rt•al and n61 a manuforturcd polluc;it
plo~. \\\· hl!l\)ngcd to the s.amc
churd1. Brcnt"ood Prcsb\lcr1:ln. Ila~ l in 1hl.' • fl<;. He ~·n 'Ron:lld
Rt'.lg.1n mo' re \tar JI 1h1~ 11mc 1n h1~
hll' \\.hJttornpet1t1on hc~a forour
m1n1\lcr. I 1cmt•mber on(• unda~ he
h.1d m o~t ot thl' congrt·g.a11on cra"' l-
ing .iro und w1 tht' lloor t ~ ing 10 find
hi' lo~t t'Onlat I kll'I.
I'll lx·t ~ou on,· ,1fthe tir\t thing'> he
d•K'\ upon h1\ n.•turn to ( ahforn1a "111
tw to taJ..t· h1~ '>trung hantone 'oKe to
tht· RL'' Donn. \luuma\\ "; Bel .\1r
P1e'>h' tt·nan { hurd1 10 than I.. God
for :ilfo\, 1n~ him tu \Un I\ c 111, latest
tnal tif !31th
Then thcrt• ".l' 1ht• occa'>lon ofthl'
.. d:is5 .\ .. fart"\.\l'll lunc.'hL•on 1n Lo'i
\ngdt'S JU'>t pri or to hi'> 1naugura11on.
It· \\3'> !.\aged b~ Panfic \lutuari.
prt·m1t·r gtncrnmcnt relations 'ltt'
prt·<,1dL·n1 (no..,. rct1ri.:d) SteH' ()3, 1n
E H'h n llar1 and I. a!. \ICC ma' or and ma~or of Newport lkach· "ere
among lht• fc"' Orange ( ountiam
10\ itl'd. We "ere in a"'~ as "'c
hohnoblx'd "'1th the likes of('harh<.m
Ht•ston. Frank Sinatra. the ~tat<''s
poll11cal fat cats (also kno"n later as
thl' Kttchcn (ab1net). and some real!\
hl':t' ~-dut~ poli11c1ans ·
E' ch n "as ahead of mr as \\C
mo' c.·~f through the rccei' ingli nc. She
e' 1dcnt1) had more assertiveness
1r:11 n1ng than I did bl•cauS<' "hen she.·
'-':l'> presented 'ih\." stuck up her face
and ~1d. "I \\ant a k1 ss.''and pointed
tu her lcO C'hcck. I "as aghast. D1dn'I
shl' 1..no'\ that John Wa> m: I~ pcs onl) k1~~ 1hcir hol'le!>°! Howc,cr. he JU~t
chuckled and bent do"n and obliged.
No\' the fir\t thing vou lcam as
ma, or. tf \OU "'ant LO sun he. 1 not
\l> ict ~our \I~ ma) or get ahead of ~ou. c;o I s1url.. up m} face and said
"Mc t~):·
If loo~s could ~1fl. Nanc~ Reagan
Mluld ha..,e .. nul..l'tl" the 1"0 of u~
On another occa~1on. I was in' 1tc.-d
to a pcc1al PrC\1dcnt1al Cab!"'.''
bncftng at the White House.
&fore t.he bncfin1-the pr~1dent
1Jrtl'\J things off on a humorous note
He pn:wn1cd •c.rctan oft he In tenor
J.1mc\ Watt "'"h ., ··~hoo11ng \our-~lf 1n th1.' r oot \~aru .. for \\au\
lall'\l brouhaha Thal morn1n \\all
Jrrnoun~'d that he "ti~ Cimtthn the
JACKIE
HEATHER'
Jpix·aram·t• of tht' fkarh Bo~s :it the
r:i1i11:ir .. r outth of Jul ~ cekbrn11on
lx•t·au'l' ht• (dt tht· group preM'ntC'd a
poor 1magt' for tht· nation's )OU lh.
I hrnl'' er. lht• &ach Bo~ s \\ere great
f:i,onles of :--.anq Reagan and sh(•
loot. sin.mg cwept1on 10 1ht!i burt'au-
rrallc banning.
The Wh1Je Huu!>c got 111\ ol' ed and
the J\\ard \\:JS President Reagan\
"'a~ to ~ttk thc i'><\U<' 10 ht!i gcntl)
humorou) fashion. ~ftcr the bnding. the pm11dcn1
opcnl'd the session 10 questions for
ht'> cah1net o Okcrs
l 1dc1\ttlkd m'sdl ;md ~lid I had a
QUl"'ll1on for Sct·rctar) Watt.
"I n:m<"mlx·r \O U... Watt said.
··01dn't Congn·ssman Badham bring
~ou to m~ olTiC'I.' to talk abqut the
olTshorl.' 011 lt'Js1ng plan'>"
.. That's nght. M r. &t'rt'lnf). I li:OO\\
the Bea h Bo~'>. Would ~ou tX' 1.1.1lhng
to drop~ our plan .. for pu111ngo1I \\Cll
off our bcac:hc\ 1f t patch thing..'I up
"1th them''" I nego11a tcd.
"No\\ Jim ·• tht-pre~1dcn1 intC'r-
J1.'\'1cJ .. Sorel) ~ ou·rc not going 10 put
oil \\t'lh, olT Nc\\port Beach. ore
\OU""
· .\ V.'att \trugglc.'<i to C\plain the
compht:11l'J lcJ\l'ng plan. the Prc\t·
tknt 1111nrup1cd one more time ·
·· :141). Jim " he ~•d "I th1nl.
~ou'rl· a1mina tor thl' othN foot "
lt~hten up \1111."nca. Thi!> man dc~n c., l<i ride off into ·the \Un\Ct
\lll1n, tJll 1n 1hc 'iJ.Jt.l le 'en ht\
m'\101,'\l t'rllll.\ ~OU\\ ht Ill.Ill be :I
tou h •11. t h' follO\\.
J1dJt' llealMr I 1 fo.rmtr ·~..,.
port 8u~b m•1or.
Jack Kelly
should be
quiet and
listen up
To the Editor:
On January 4. 1988. a citizen of
Huntington Beach addressed City
1 council members on issues that some
of the memlx'rs. apparent I). dido 't
\\ant 10 hear.
Councilman Jack Kelh stated that
thl' council shouldn't hav·e to listen to
that kind of "crap.. (his word).
Perhaps he \\Ould like the Soviet s~ stem wht>re go' crnment o ff:icials
onl~ ha' e 10 I men to.,., hat they hke to
hear.
Whether tht' c1t1zen's "·~ews ~re
kg1t1mate or not is beside the point.
Our elected officials are there to
hstt·n. Jack Kdl\' ·s acttons and words
ha\CdraY>n enough fl1eSSO that he. of
all public offi cials. should ~ carefu l
about his choice of \\Ords in charac· ~
tt'rlLlng the '1e'H of those he re~
rcsC'nts . His SY> Om dut). as an elected
otlicial. 1s to listen 10 the opinions of
all c111zcns.. "'hether he agrees with
tht•m or not. and then render his ~st
iudgmcnt . Bui in Kelly·s case. per-
hap~ that 1s asl..1ng more than he 1s
1n1ellectuall~ capabk of gn 1ng.
REL'BEN A. ORTEGA
Huntington Beach
To the E 1tor
.\manng ho" s r peopk uSt'
ama11ngl~ \\Cird arg ents to t~ 10
JUSt1f} an unpopular 6 ~CCII\ c. John
Ersl..inc. l'\etull'e d cc1or of th e Oran~e Count} Bu1I ng .\ssoc1a11on
said, "\fan~ peopk behe'c that
add111onal construction tone su ~
posc·s he means housing) kads to
add111onal trafli c \\OCS. (That pan's
right. \lost pc.·opk do. thank good-
nt'S!>.1'"But1t s1mpl~ 1~n·t so:· he goes
on
To sa} 'that more housing docsn·1
bnng more peopk: that more people
dun ·t hnng more cars. that more cars
don·l bring more traffic "0CS 1s not
'oodoo econom1t·s. It's 'oodoo
1h1nl..1ng .\lmost l'\l'f\ 1ra0i1.: stud\
I'\ r ,,-en tinds fn:-c"avs attract cars:
It', <. att h·.;~ for the open space
fufJ..., Puh11c1am !>cclung \ otes from
tht· bu1ld1ng.-dl·\eloper clique l..eep
:i u1hon11ng nt''' housing prOJCCts in
u 1x·n l:inds. .\nd rnlhng for ne"'
lrl'l.'' :i~ ~ preaching the more free·
''a''· th l' hcttcr !ht· traffic flo"' Hoh \\O~' •
But one cannot blame the bu1ld1ng-
dc' eloper cro"d Or their helpers·
So me poht1c1ans. \\hat ~ou·,e got 10
undcmand is that their drumbeats
are '"Po\\er .. and .. Cash." ~ot l·o.,.,s. 'M \\tldcats. trt'e~. sJ..un ks. co,mcs.
r11ad runners. or open skies. ·
But sull one "ould "1sh the
huild1ng people (for the sake ofscnsel
"ould p1cl.. a more plausible argu·
mcnt than .. houstng docsn·t make
1 r J flic .. II dcx·s.
TO \t ~LEXA~DER
Laguna Beach
TODAY IN HISTORY
Today is Thursday. Jan. 14. the
14th day of 1988. There are 352 days
left in t~e year.
Today's High light in History:
On Jan. 14. I 784. the United States
ratified thc·peacc treaty with England
that ended the Revolutionary War.
On this date: ·
In 1639. the first constitution of
Connecticut. known as the .. Funda· ,
mental Orders." wa s adopted at a
m~ting in Hartford.
In 1742. English astronomer. Ed·
mond Halley. who observed the
comet that now bears his name. died
at the age Qf 85.
In 1898. the Rev. Charfcs L.
Dod~on -bener known as author
Lewis Carroll -died less than two
weeks ~fore his 66th birthday.
In 1914. Ford Motor Co. greatly
.1mprovelj its as.sem.bly-line operation
by employing an endless chain to pull
each chassis along. ·
In 1943, during Wo rld War II.
President Franklin D. Roosevelt and
British Prime Minister Winston
Churchill began a conference in
Casablanca ·
In 1952, NBC's .. Today" show
premiered. fcatunna Dave Garroway
as host. with Jack Lescoulie a.nd
newsc.astfrJim Acming.
In 1964. in her first public stat~
mcnt since the assassination of her
husband .. Jacqueline Kennedy ap-
peared on television to thank the
800,000 people who had sent her
mes~ of sympathy.
• In 1969. 25 crew members of the
U.S. airtraft earricr Enterprise we~
killed when an clplosion ripped
throu&h t~ ship du.ring mancuve.n
ofTHawaB.
Ten yean qo: The body offormcr
Vice Prnident Hubcn H. Humphrq
lay in state at the U.S. C•eito[, one
day after his death. Former Prnicknt
Richard M. N11on flew lO Wuhi!'f·
ton to pay tribute to Humphrey on h1
first \ 1s1t to tbt Mtion's CllJ'tal tincc
he rcsiined from offitt an 1974.
Thouaht for Today: ... l'be justifi.
cation of m~onty rule in po11t1n u
not &o be found 1n its ethkaJ
supcrion&)':· -Walttt Lippmann.
mcncanjoumaldt 0119-197<4)
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lot. $875.000 BURR relrig No Pets S875Jmo age, frtg. w/d. frpk:. 2 pets S 1050/montl\., Quiet pool Carport, micro d ·w skylltes encl GA TEO COMMUN TY 675-4704 otc 675-1853
WHITE RLTR 675-4630 South SJde or PCH on decks. pnme sunny lo-309 32nd St 650·0389 lndry lac Pets ok 1884 nar SlOSOmo Alan 9_5 SPiC•O s 2 & 381 on 0011 F I I (7 14 759 906 catton o pool No pets°' --Monrovia 548·0336 ,. u Small ~10 for rent In llST Slll' ern ea I ·1 Y BAY Frontage pter, Wnlf _ 634-8000 673-7576 e-.es COUfse "rPIC moCto o '# COM 5465,mo Call
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Ffplc w/d Walk 10 Quiet secure beach area 3 -2 h N. Edgewater 871 -2866 locale 1470 859 W 191h mi 10 oen . clras No Sorr1 "'0 pets 644-0509 1 · bl'. ba tise+guest M --St Costa Mesa beach. 1145,000 Robin mature resp sng1 etecl Laguna walk 10 bCfl fp4 .co· & 25· Boat ll•P Balooa __ pets S950 631· 1211 Hotels/Jllttels %711 1•
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3Br. 2..-o.n $2200 Agt hse on t~ north end C1putna1 ltacll gas paid. secvnty gate 63l-2l67 ron1 Pf~ w/mlCf'o W"ly rentals $155 & ; 'liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimm Jeri 640-48681496-4868 Close to och Frplc Zill parking 979. 1911 1BR pvt pauo poo1 caoie ISllWUher ~ P""91 uo Wkly Color cable rv ,
I• S 1200/mo tse. 494-7079 lV & gas pa d rets 8<I Cl • garege 1ree cottee heate<J Pool 1 IEWPllT IUCI llaACIUTl 3H 21& BLUFFS 2Br 2Ba Apt Sparlthng clean 2Bdfm P 55; r maid svc g Sleps to OC1\ 4 1134.,llO Completely refurbished ltwrrt ltacla 21'9 Ocean Hatbo< v-No I .ea $730 All ullls pd 1~~ F1~er 6405-~6' ALSO 280RM S1eo5 K1tcns avt 985 N Coast I
Private 2nd l\oOf condO 1n Lg bdfmS nu crpts lloor· 2Bdfm 2Ba nae. den. frplc. _P915 S lOOO Frig g.at Sorry no pets - -MIT llft llT'U ~wy Lag Bc:ti •94-5294 • pcpular Villa Balboa 1fl9 appliances & ceramic spa Frenci'I doors. dee--STUDIO $500 661-33131 1960 WALLACE Lg 28Clrm 181 couage ...,,, ... ,... ,._.11
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ll.FFS-uFI_,, RIW" lncd t>eh 1st time offered ton"ircn ;;;., !, lncJrys 48drm 2 ~ea fam fm. 760-1713 or 857-1776 landscaped gfound5 trees & 1a111sn •and-SH c: "Mano-5•8-2682 -eorrace condo resoon
••• In 35 yrs' Mike. Bk' ur 2•00 s1. grnblt. pool. -Pool&spe pa11os decks sca;>•f19 18drm Ike new • BAY & LITES VIEW 640-7000 Of 645-7521 gatage patio trplc ~Cl S18001mo Agl 6«--0195 BACHELOR apt•sml 'm garage Of carport Sorry w pri111te b ack yard 2BR 'Ba garage prkng M "25-40 $460 mo· '
Remod w/uncompromtsed $1300/mo 960-6483 I • wlbath 1 'lblk 10 beacf'I no pets Frl)IC carPC><t P<>04 soa space "Id') rac Se.a-u• s 548-90-43
Qlty "Nottllf19 like tt' 2124 * llEITALS * clearT Quiel & P"1 trig & *SEVERAL LOCATIONS •nelry rac $685 mo Min sno•e 0< S900 ""0 • sec Catalina~--lat-ge-.,..B-r .-=-B-a
Huge mstr suite•guest llPlD II Olm 2-5 Bdrm S900-S5000tmo micro no kit uttls incld '~room S660 S500 sec S49·2447 oep 2131696-•~78 SS25 Ga•age ava~ble ,
rm·soac1oos (1900sl), apt Cuatom built Duple•. 2 ee<iroom 2 Ba. tncd Ma-11 Agt 673·9378 F · n-smk S500mo 28dfm 1'.Ba $775 ll-M •too 1arge .. ai1r. ~-i C?oset. sec>· •
lev end unit S410,000 OWne' occupied both TRIPLEX yard. garage pet Ok . -------I 673-4388 2Bdrm 2Ba S8301 llWU IECIUnl * •n • * arate emraneej 722-8362 1
Has11f19S & Co 640·5S60 unit 38dfm 2''>Ba upper In Corona del Mar Com-S 7 7 S 1 ";~5_50~~ 7 1 · D •OTn~h:lu::y ~:;· ;re'..~ BELOW tf'le niway Beaull-2250 Vanguard 540-9626 2Br 1• )Bl wigar crpts F;~~I ~~s;;:;:s;:~_ .. 8s~~ve t~I-! Sty •tlb 1
A lllUlllER cw THE 6 & 2Bdrm 2Sa lower 2 pletely renovated. all 2 Wanace lrpl new paint paper & lul hke nu 2br 2ba hvge - --- -- -drps omns fnc:cJ pa ho • t'
SUM ANANC&AL NETWORlt Ffptcs. Qutet location. No bdrm units. llT)maculate * 'h IHTll fllH * cari>ets $2350 mo No rooms. frolc. blt·ms. pV1 2Bdrm 1 •Ba $750 636-4120 Cao 1-5PM * lllRI $100 * 2 bll.S to tx:n• 8·35 n-
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$539.900 E'Lynn Kemp t1le.t1•tures,windowcov-1 orhvgepvtydshall Sml I S13SO/mo 673-1181 -------2619S•ntaAna L $735 inc No pets5'4S-4855 E StDE C M 2Br o•r
720·11740<760-5000 efl ngs & carpet I pet Ok Pool 64&-2846 anucnvt•llltst CLEAN PRIVATE DUPLEX ;~r~B ~~~ 667~1CIOf•I F" S720 pool 182 Clean Q\MI
I $485.000 631-1400 2B l B h 1 3bf 2ba. new carpel paint 3BR 2Ba lrple porctl 2 161 r;' ,8;h ;, 642-0356 NWPT HTGS area 2Br *UL Pll LC 211l 2U •es;> Pi or M F smlu o k
" r • ae on ot pool $ f350tmo 631-5866 c•' 0., s l450t mo 1 1ba 9araoe ~paint N~ cJecot gar $.995 ""o $400 -, uttts 646-2923
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Tne best oceanl,ont prop-lfW OIST•-,-•E SID£ 3B'* ~i~ ~ ~2~~n: 1 pool tennis !<Ids & pets 151 E 21 St 5"8-24081 ICW Ylflr.?! 280rm uix>e< $900 'T'C '~~t~ti~3-~~5av1 $425
erty wtll'I VleWS of !Mw· C0<ona Hlgtllands w/hllts I •·J Sif191e lam hOme lg ylfel I .... e1come $950 900 Sea 1BcJrm w loh & ocean 8i.r 675-AO'C
POf1 harbor C1111ma & & ocn vu •BR 3,'tBA n .. 1 n-pets Sl200mol Lse 8ayndgeCondo upe>erC2 Lane S«-2611 CllPlnlaE•IHL I view S895Nooets 21s1 •Dtu• Quoet & cor~ ,8, _.o.G BEAC'"' •oom l0t
ocean coastline 4 BR. $685.000 873_7362 ~HUltCH.tl . BtOker 759-1234 Pian 28' 2Ba I p dbl Cettl •tn-2,24 Pac1hc Av 631-610' 8ac1' Piel S<>g ga•age ·er>• t:"' 9<\tr & oatf'I 1
milds Quarters. pool ZlOZ gat sec pool no pets I Rent t:>rand ,_ '°' less• PENTRtOGE COVE 1Borm a.y1ront P•~• ,,., , :;,.o. lro,., ocean $450 MO
cabana ICW YllW au1 3Bdrm 2Ba pert furnished I $ 1400 mo lse 675-9460 Beaut 1-28' ~lS ready for conoo ~ lvl ne-$695 1 De"~" ~2·9666 494-8532"' messeoe
14'-tolO A Spyglass vtston ot SYbtle NEWPOAT BEACH ';tt 0~·~~~r ~h~~Lt ILIFFS-UY·YllW ~lFM!ld move-in As iow as S550• carpet x1n1 .,,._, 01 1a•1s• LARGE sruo 0 APT l>Yt MOVE IN ,;jow 3B• 2ea elegance' 3Br 2Ba mslr W Nwpt Bachelor $600 642 ~610 Must see Jhe d tt~ $850 • $500 min sec No 51905 10 oeacr>' SAC>Omo IHI llWI PAflflTl suite w/antiQue bit-in Bacti furn CO"do S735 · Super dean twnhse. llke •Fenced pool oets 549-2447 I oeac:n area 1 '' ~aw , 2 4 3 4 t,, N B
We'll give you the down In dresser in bath Formal W Nwpt 28Cl $900 4SR 2BA house family nu 31>< 2';Ba comm pooll 1'Altmm •Large rec; rOOfTI S?OO rno a•~;• no• •630-279'•
excng 10< a share of own-Or lam rm. mirrOfed w Nwpl 280 $ t200 room JIC. ga,age. lenoed no pets $2200/mo 1H Latge atlr.ctlve apts in a •EJevator STEPS Tl ICW * 646--0931 6 5-~ ------
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mthly pymts & we snare pool & 59a $875.000 No Baytront condo 28d s 1 852-9472 EASTSLUFF condo 1mmac Poo11spe guage or •Garage avatlable I y e I r I y A 0 en I 20r 10. pvt ~ho pool & SN IO 38r 2•,ea oondO'"
app,ec You fece1ve opens, can 10< private Nwpt 38d twnhse S1525 BRIGHTON SPRINGS• back oay .,_ lBR 2 _ carport SO<r'f. no pets •Blk to ma'°' sl\OpOtng w 64S-3683w carport adults no pets Not Crst pj 1ac: ten .. 10
100-'o lbbeMfitsMust v1 ew1n g Ca ll L eeOcnlrt•8cJFR.$2000 : 11 3 2B 1 4BA $16 00 •mo •SEVERALLOCATIONS •3 M1lesto beac:tl "--~p · zs-S950mo675-2520 co• $450-s dep ''" nave clean credit "gt 721-0798 /962-8891 BackBay38dpool,2200 ~.•u811 ~ -siory180 r. 6n-3078017eo-3504 2Bdrm 1 .ea $765 Nopetsptease -.. ttat ---ut miUd svcs Bus prof•
497-8757 Dys. Ev. Wknds CENTURY 2t BERG Lido Isle 48d 3Ba $2S50 • • spaclOUS rm -2Bdfm 281 S800 w ... am F"BULOUS VtEW• lmmac: Nr Ho.g spac;tOUS l8Clrm I pref Cl Mlio:e 646-7275 ----------r---==------=-r~ Penn Octrt 4Bd den S.COOO lBa condo loc •n a Quiet EtBLUFF Twnhme Lux 398 w Wilson 631-5533 • 1g 2B 2B den ocean ~ pool spa. -' lllW IEWNIT IUOI tltl .... 1 4 WA TE AFRO NT HOMES watefscaped complex 6bf 488 fr Sh pnt. carpi -- ---722-90 {2s:_ ~?2~603 upper r. ~ . secure Oldg $875/mo I N E w P 0 RT S H 0 RES
LISTI.. REALTORS 631-1'00 Fpl. w/d f'lkup. pool, 1ac llp v-close to bell. 1 ~room $630 "' -frpk:, bale. gar -pets. Agt 759-8389 I WARM ENVIRONMENT
Large.I model 2 atory •E'SIDE• -$750-$11501$48-9186 pool S22501mo 4S8-2 108 2Bdrm 18a $750 2BR S750ongroundnoor N-smkr Xlntrefsa rmistf I $400 Linda W ork
townhome In the de· LIKE NEW'* laJMa lllu• 21H CISTA IEU IUFFS f)(e<:ut1ve V11ta Balboa 18r 301 Avocado 642·9850 nu pa1n1 'car pe Is I $900 549--8386 548-6216 ICIAlflllT 21r'21a 60-3450 Hm 64>5806
slrable ~•led community • COZV 2Br front tloute. Spa~ious 2B, 2,~Ba 2 c~Clo ""ean 1tiew. w d ----dfapes d/w patio. end Baat. t..clt Z'40 S132Smo Yr!y Agt PROF F 25-35 10 Sf'lr 20r .. .• ~· ""' "'~ $655 a QU e t Days • I 722-6 111 ,75.43351 1oa nouse pool 1.c of B•Y' dg8 3 bdrm, 3 Spac10Us 38<. 2Ba widen gar . sunny porch & patio, story twnhme Higf'lly up-rng $950mo 631-6052-1 --..room 0673r-<>275 E1
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bath. ooe bedfoom down & laundry rm, EJ!tensive new carpet. no pets. yrJy graded incl wl d ''IO 2 0 786-7070-N •28drm 181 $755 ves 1-4 garaoe 'waSflef & dryer YEARl Y RENTAL Nwpt Hgts S!75 ·~ ur"
stairs convertible to den f emod e l e d added $1050 (818)842-6396 car gar Pvl compl.--El..., C 1241W Wilson 631-0960 pool & SQa $845 mo. l 1100mo 2Br 1ba 548·5396 °'613·2507
Built 1n etectflc kitchen w/master suite Will no1 Spaoous 48drm 2.,88• ""'pool & tennis Pet Ok F0<°'Le~ ~.;;a':,o!n~°:2 126 8 Broadway tBR 118• CASA 11111 $650 dep<>Slt 848-2454 carport n-pets across P•ot Fem 25--35 to stu 3BR
and 2~r attached O•'· IHI long at $217 .000 new paint & carpet A11a11 now $1200 ~1l~Bdrm 4Ba w/pool cant First last Plus s.-You dnerve from oeacn ~•8-5682 28A ., same 1 , l>lils to
age $279.500 IH•·Ftr,.,.Ml.l. Soulh bay view ' YILUIEITW & "'ew "vail •mrned cvrityeleposit $500 •ALL UTILITIES PAID •2STllY SMALL 2BDRM t BA sand Reson-srmr $390
MARILYN TWITCHELL 850· f220 52500,mo 675_8255 Ill •• 12 SSOOO 6'0-5324 756-8558 •Lg spacious hke new 2Br I 181 encl gar * d OCEAfl.F"RON-646-a789
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C8fl)ett/pnt. "' ocean/ 1BA $710 638-0405 daY' upgraded 2Br 2Ba 2 car 740 •LaTge prrval• i>atlOS t>eacl'I a~• ~an 1 •STIPS Tl IUCI* lite temi s,.90 Marya downtown $249.000 OCEANFRONT 2br 1ba °' 731-7528 eves gar $2500 Ca.ff '°' aopt 642· 4 •Furmsl"f19' available $650 . ut 960-86" 1 Yrly 38• 281 frplC Xlnl 213_597:..,..68 650-6534 Tm .. -• Tll Owner/Agt 559-5959 gar • smell yd. Quiet. cute. 640-5324 28R 1 BA E Side aot II-Ftnel you htestyie'" °'1' ol Cond1 s , 175 6 73-2507
I . ........ $1100/mo. Gr .. t ., .. Eutslde town~ 28r Harbor R,.,.,.. 2Br 2Ba tractive l09ht ••') ''"'' our 37 Cllooc:e un11.s wr.y s1o•e • '""w ....... wo 1-• •.rwaaa T •ay Qu iet Cl'OI non-smlcr 25-35 WTIDUI•• LITS mat _, Yrly No pets 675-7420 1'i8a. garage. pool. spa 1900 Slf ';;;sauna MC cond garage fence 1emstns*1 .. 1er"AC-~-rrut .... r.w -to snare 2BR 2BA ......... lnHart>ofR~.~acu· ******* Oceanfront hm cozy 2Br ~'~':tr~7~~rryt gate comm Pooiitenn•s patio avt 1 23 $750 mo 365 W WILSON •'• 9ar~•sa~ ~r•ass-2B•2Ba Nr ~t Cntr-JW port Beach condo ~..:UnPI~~ & :!Zn'~~t TllTlE llll HLRl 2Ba wl cJ.,, 1g yllld very . ' ' • _ vac: $2300 Agl SS4-9693 • deO S48· 1709 142-1111 • eo S89"' l'llo pets SAO-136' f450 rno 646-5001
USted at $1 100 000 BeautlfUI"' 48' 2'~8a (18' p vt. no pets. yrly E Side 2~bt' HM h\'99d yd. HARBOR RtOGEESTATE • • • "" S 1700'mo 675-'630 P"1 in new ec0< w/converted loft) POOi. needs 0 aide paint, 2S' 2Ba condo fOfmal
spa & pan0<am1C city and adults, n-pets. $805 din rm. fam rm prime t'--Jt--::=:--/1.,-~~i~~~ mountain V1ews! Xlntfam· * 642-387 t * loc View of Newt>ort & lly nome w/AC. 2 frplc:S. ocean $3850 per mo
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m1t Call Patrick Tenore Condo. garage. pool, spa 631-12M °' 760-8702 $1000 End of 19th St HMbof Vtew Portolino Agt 498-1980 .car 2',<,Ba, tam rm Nr
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pets 549-2447 New carpet.ng S2100
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Mon-Fri. M ztll talion. J p Enterprises lnllolved 768•8500 M-F to grow. NMd ex,p'd front Nan h ~ Need & fringe bena. 1145-11582 STOCK HELP TEMPOR-Ing & .oftware. Rent to Jeep '85 CJ 7 Repo,
19 !J' 4 has several immediate ofc pe<son. Gd t>eneflta 9 FIT PfT t al • 1 1 Retell Satea FIT eel ARYfOt' annual blow out own! (714) 21,·24t& $7500 OBO Call S Stoll
'1 15% ANNUAL RETURN Oj)8nings for thoM 18 PI T lata C.lfrtl Cltrt package &40-1122 ..,;... call ~th "1':::8~11-:· tlonel .. ....-. store cc:· sale! Weekday mort1lng• r &... ' 22 81 Am Interstate Bank
320 (40'x8 ) Storage Public Co wants to t>or· and over in our marketing Prepare magnetic tapes in•u -s 1._1 Educa~' · ~ & early afternoon pref'd. '" •• ta . tor IT\Ole info 640-S 100 contllinef. 24 "' ace.A, row $250.000 from PfVl d 1111s 1 0 n No Ex. lor olf-a•t• storage re-•~" n .-ISUll AmllllT ef WIU aln.~S6a0 Jan 20 thru Jan 25. Con· XbORXBL.E blk cock•· y 9040
xlnt Coate Mesa loc. For-lenders in $5,000 Iner• PERIENCE NECESSARY quires stooping and utt-For Limousine Service. FfT or PIT exp'd or wtll Pf · tr 55 • tact· Joe or Mark pooh Fem. Smos.1.;.;;1;.;;•;,;;1 ___ ~!""!'~-
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nr 405 at Hart>or/Baker Autuemtlb ACClllTlll CURI AVCO FllAIClll Full time Drahe</Oesigne< mecl\antcal competence For Gourmet COOk . . I J!111r•t1t 104-7
•9'-0802 Of 494.-4•29 futuC .. lltl ffB FIT, entry level accounting SERVICES with 10 yrs experience in r~ MK Gr~ Yaohts. Shop APf)ly at Kit= YmllUJIY HCIPT 22"r=c1 ,as; ·~. o.k ~=~:;::::;=:;::::::::::::;;::;:;~
•l'lea lrllt4 •• clerk For t>1lltng & misc mecnan1sm design re-osta Mesa 2-6830 Things. Carrouset exit, Busy large prKtlce FIT, cl'lalrs $300, •2x•2 for· 'sc. Vt~clH tMO
900 11 ofc. 1560 Superior. PSVCHIC READINGS In El duties. 10 key & typmg 81 3349 Micnetson Irvine quired by Irvine based MEllCAL , Soul I\ coast Plaza. Pit Incl wknds Exp mica utlhty table w/teal &
CM $855 Ant 642•9666 Toro& Mlsak>n Viejo, San must. Send resume 10 17141553-7993 EOE medical de11iced manu· FIT F 1 & Back ffice 545.9975 fOf interview req'd Irvine 551..0304 5 chalra $115, 95•~.2 lneh NAlllCAPPED1 • Clemente. ADVICE IN M F 1 tacturer Send resume to ron ° table $75. one 20 RCA 900• Ill located on New-ALL MATTERS 472-0808 f uentes or •PP Y in DECORATE Mr Brown P 0 Box Assistanl tor Podiatry 01 SALES WARIESS/WUTll color TV $100 CASH Tjftlll ti w1l•l1c13
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prlmg, snrt term tenan 14725 Alton Parkway for color to decorate oppty 0 ice e~p Customer Service Reps ll11ery service. Eat•b· p •-· _, 1049 I tri '"' rt 4 I only $1100mo 770-4358 Irvine CA 92718 homes and ott1ces Own DRIVER person •<>wpm 1YPl"9 Cn1llenglng posi tion llshed routes provided. ttl Alllll .. I t ff 1 ti 1 11
· transportation. will train Local M/F PfT daily Must Call 760•6907 working wi1h our cus-8am-1pm Mon thru Fri CHINESE Sher Pel. cbamp )atttritl I ohrctr.
IUCH ILYD AIDE-LIVE I~. F prel non-tie~ hrs P/Fli 964-4311 have sm car 557-7660 MO<Jel mature 111ract1v• tomers and service teen-$50-$60 CASH DAILY lines. mfl. fawn. Stud avt 1100
Great location in Hunt· smkr. ASSISI disabled orL1vr"y DRIVrR DRIVERS N£EDED outgoing model with nicians Order desk or LORI'S llTCHE• Wrinkles! $750-$950 Hl·HlJ lngcon Beach Medi'· teacner. PIT, no exp nee E E E sales 1ncent111e for similar experience and 364-3620. 831-7212 1..----::---...,,-.T'
cal/Profnslonal space $300/mo 645.-2357 I For F•orist •n C M FIT For Fund Ra!Sef Must lingerie 631-1224 good telephone, manner 979-4747 --A1tt1 laf1rlH 9100
available Immediately. EARN EXCELLENT Call 650-2250 _ 11now South County --------required Call or apply 1n WOR" OUTDOORS M11ical l11tr1at1t1 -
70011300111 FREEpatk· MONEY 1 H A I Area Cash Paid Datly MIDUSFOllPHIS person Barden's Pest " 6055 ACURA
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sp-eclal Call David Avail CALL TODA YI peo~le and sec ty skills working ··oN CAll' 8 to status or want lo become Ask fOf Linda Buss Pilot is IOOklng for an ciever/2 speakers $40, Just bring us yoyr lowest
213461·9•83 days 1-518-459-3535 (Toll-Re-Must oe neat welt ap-16 nrs per week Alt shifts one & start from top call SllES/MARIETI•& energet~~~ 10 as-CALL &42·21173 t>onafloe Ac.ura deal and
2tJ..828-9598 eves lundablel Ext B-291211 pear1ng mature and available We need ea-(213)271-2540 ~s~our d rlC u!n:• r u 6HO we II beat II
Ott1ce space available C&~~~E~~i~~E T~ 24 HRS. _ mot•vated Join our great penenced Office 1 need GO G~ERI Dem· ~:nd~r~d l\ohdeys lCff I GUARANTEED• ~'tt ~~~,~~s •;~!, Exp CPA Tax Prepare<~ WTlllR-WAml· stall •n ~ewport Cent~ HCEmOllm :~~at~~Vld~ t$a;~'.~: Apphcant must l\a11e re-JIM SUllH AOIRA
pa11t1ng, x'llnl Slgnage reasonable fees Dave WATIESS OOMIO Call Ann 714-640-0 llCS/IDT Full Time fnendly pleasant Call Ed CO<* 894-2949 liable car w11n vahd CA 1001 QUAIL ST .. NB
Chamber of Commerce Smith CPA 54.4-8352 For prvt Club PIT. FIT DISTRICT TYPESETIER ott.ce busy ~he>nfl no SALES PERSON FIT Elec· drivers license prooor ~! * * * 152-2112 lHOHA days 545 1401 eves F 7· d 1yo1ng lull company ben· insurance and M" 1-,;;;;;;;;;iiiiiii;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iij t>ui4c:t1ng Call 6«-82 t 1 • Apply '" person Wed· " Musi type 0 wpm an etits ltnov..ledge of Costa Ironic pans knowledge pnnt-OUI Starting P•Y IS 5 s,.,4 SCHWlll Tl . I p t -2-5pm, 1601 Ba)'Slde Dr MANAGEDS nave excellent grammar Mesa & Newport Beactt desirable but not re-s100 per hour plus gas
•-trCll , • .,., ' Ltst I r.... 2925 aum SIPPU Cl '! and spelling Skills area nelpful Costa Mesa quired Call Barbara tor allov.ance liktl 1114 ------~~2'!""7-7~1 Seeki ng 1n d 1111du11 The Orange Coast Oa•ly PROOF RE'DER APPiy Pennysa11er. 1660 appotntlT\t9rlt. &50-200l Come in to apply at C114ititl
RARE Laguna e;;c., find' w/beauty supply exp for I Piiot 11 looking tor too • Placentia Ave . Costa Sales • Telemart<eting S 100 Fir•!*
Owner/uMI' or invest-FOUND ADS retail d1viS1on Full· Time Quaflly Managers willing Must be detailed onented Mesa Na11011 Wide Adve<11smg Wl'ft ll'lfl--
ment property North CALL 770-6608 I 10 work nard managing and have excellent • No COid Calllng Put your DlilJ Pillt 141-7114 141-1112 m 111 llW f&eaLJn
Coast Highway retail ---youth and adult carriers spelling skills Apu~l,,.oTl•EveRS HELPER good commun1ca11on * * * Tn••dH• SktiMe buJldlng 3600 slf ARE FREE B1lhngClerkrap1dlyexp1n-We otter an excellent •" skills lo work in this •
M 50.000 ing nation wide Co in base salary plus over I PASTE·UP ARTIST FIT some exper tlelpful beautiful Irvine locatJon et'" .... , le''" REAL0:~~-1;7~;0RP Call•. :~·~a1~1~..!~~~:~~s $300 00 in oonuses avail-Oe1a11 onented wllh a gOOd i Benel11s C M 549-8209 FIT • benel11s Call a FtW ll.UIPUI If
X'hnt bens p~;kage Call able every month gen-1 sense fOf des190 and ex-I PART TIME Mariann at 714·476-5010 M ,.1-IWIO .... ,
..... trial 2711 142·1171 Mariann at 71 4-476-5010 erous gas and phone al-perience in high volume src•n••y FI T Srdi 11 GeM1 IMS towances and the op-production * * * * E " •" --Light Industrial Ware-Boating I portunity for advance-I $7/HR ForYacl\IClub Type50-M ll&Ssp~!~m
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Placentia C.M 631-3035 BIT on 116188 llicinity of, 675.2550 of Distr1c1 Managers you • ,. • • * * * * 1601 Bayside Or CdM. ~ J25t !>~ IOIOed ;>CAr~~
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spare time assembly work Found Young female Ger· F II T C~SM~H,G i 1Etog10•'•l1 alter tyq WORK FOR INFO CALL JOI• TM£ HRIE• TUM flee atmoso'lere & ben-•
electronics. cratts otners man Shephero touno Jan u tt. '";e as ~er e~era So 11 you tti·n~ you ve got 50.4-646-1700 Termite inspector Exp el.ts willing to ;rai~ Sales -Service
lnfo 1~5041 &41-0091 13 88 1a11en ·o Orange 0 ice or oor 0511 esa whit l takes ca 1 Bein at Dept P-357 Branen 3 inspector H1gn Hours 8 30•5 30 Laguna 110011""" Pine primluve Parts _ Leasing EXT 1160 Open 7 de , · 1oca11on Good pnone 642-4321 e.r.t 205 or, _ M Beacn 497·5003 °"" Y _ Co snelter personallty oependab•e send resume to EXTERIOR plant care oe<· pay & bens ust have gd -----turn Oak mano0 inl>Q TV SttrH EltctrHi CI
Ladles ConSlgnment Shop LOST• 10 mo 10'\g white Musi speai.. fluent Eng-son to maintain plants on driving reco~f: re~ For SECRETARY P /T 30 s Barber cnair many r ' 60IO
tor sai41' For info 1869 nair Lasa Apso male hsh Appl)-1n person at I ·1y p·1at rou1eflleh1cal supplied inter~•ew ca T O)' eiersl For growin9 C M prrnt fi~items• ~ 1·7025 RlVlE
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Newport Blvd, PO eo.. puppy reo collar Re-our main oll1ce 1n a1 I gooo driving record no or ioyo Otten at Sf'IOP LOIS of variety RCA t9 COIOrTrak llble
105, CM 92627 ward" 549.5744 Anane1m Monday-Friday e•P nee S61nr 631-6340 7P14•5C46•557
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5 Serious people needed rusl/~~;~ J~~ 1grey Re-· · • CURICM. ' I Fair Dr C M 5'6-3288 1 res1den11a1 Real Estate relin di. oak span1sl\ 8 -835-3171 1mmedlatefy Major Nat't ward • FfT Admin C1er1<1 Typing Applicants must nave re-FOllEMAI Property Manager Ex-• 1n1a10 tbl· pads 6 cnrs, Ctrtll •el Illar 6122
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Sale Mgmt exp nelptul block or Caorillo CM S 12251mo Contact Caro11 and valid California Oriv· _ _ PRODUCTION starler patient •n· 1ty w 1m1c cna11 Chd· 100·1 or plants & baskets 55 Frwy at Edinger
Call Mr Lanten673-9491 Rewardl650-4794 644-7333 EOE' ers L1cense ,E.EllALOFFICE lell•gent molivated torobe $2900 Radio. 25c·S'5 SAT ONLY 1116 OPEM l .... ,$ -Computer e•p wtword desk 960-6381 " .,. Tyo1s1 50 wpm. neavy PennyS1ver Produc11on '"I processing & oook-8-2 512 Ina CdM ' Serv•ce Hrs Mon.Fri
p'1ones Call 17 141 Laguna Niguel 1s looking keeping Pleasing votee & F11raitart 6014 Beats Swap Meet Prices 7 30 am 10 10 pm
995-7t62 IC>f aopl 1 tor qualllled ind1v1duals phone si..111s Command • Estate Safe E11eryth1ng
General Office Your ver-1 for 1ne lollowing of Eng1tsn language. IWS lfl 11cl14ts must go Furn & icces .. ~~~~~~~~Q~~
satthty IS needed 1n lhtS pos1t1ons I Good memO')I. well-or-neadt>~ard. foott>oard, Oriental ple<:H 18 15 Ster11·nw clerical support pos111on 1 ganized & deta11 oriented side rails '195 6"0·8733 Tahuna Terranoe Fri 12·6
by rapidly growing na11on PROOFRUIER I Preler e•P .,..,property 4 PIECE IMng rOOiTi set. I Sat & Sun 9-6 BM
wide company Good I Will prool display ad11er11s· management S 1700/mo Never used Earthtone C --.. --6124 typing skllls f1hng tele-1ng X Int spelling re-Non-smo1te1 675-49121 colors Cost $700 sell tlll "'tll
phones Gall Mariann 11 1 Quired Day & graveyard Leave Message $250 Calf 969-8215 FlllH la•·''* Of NEW-• .., ... ,....,.
714-476-5010 ~shifts 111a111bte ------ --• rvn• ~"
SECT'Y n• OFC 7 It floral sofa $100 6 f1 O.tratr 111 ltarHaa BEST DEAL -----------------------~------~HOLIDAYBLUES nsn~PHTIU ~N-S~KER ~RE w~S~~~~lF~~~~M~~ctt~~& CltHiat Semct Ba.. II Paiati at dresser w lmirror desk & 'Noman s clothing & 140·1444 ;---=---iiiii 1Hou·~1-sn1nn/O ... ~ 10 Hou-~-•d r-alrs "•tnl •••TOl "NP'INTIN;:: BUSTER" IOeta1l-oriented w1tn a Mgmt &Oevl•rm Alfportl Chill S300 56 in oval l\ouseN>ldtreasures• 5.,'J BOA"' ROD .....,... ••• ,...._ '""""" .,,.. ,... """ ,. ,. \7 . '1 " good sense pl desogm & Area ~bmtt resume & dining rm table w/20 1n -1 ..., AM ~E A
$2 56 d yrs exp Reliable, bonded refurbcstling carpentry Oua111y R Soecialty Has me Chr1Stmu cruncn experienced 1n l\ign vol· salary 10 PO Box 2271 tear 6 cl\aJrs g custom,RHt. ltack 140 Open 1 days a week , per ay he 1nsd Jenny548--0621 Orywal!etc Gary645·5277 L1c=288597 631-9295 goty<>udownagam.,Wny ume produc11on W1lhngl NBeach CA92663 pads a llnt cond M OO A 1 l\J tOOI 1 nk E:xtendedSerVl<:eHours
Tnat s ALL you pay for • HOLIDAY SPECIAL• 11tHUSBANO FOR A DAY !MICHAEL cox PAINTING worry about having to Hain highly mouvated Sec ly l11e bookkeeping mlCfOW $50 760-8530 ~e':U:Off;:igam! ta'::ia 7 a ':!:1 •1~m Mon-Fri
3 lines, 30 day minimum 11 you t1a1e dirt call me! Door/window lenoes Re· S 10 Hr -MATERIALS enough money to OUi indiv•Oua answer phones Full Of 1---clothes toys g more• BMW 3101 \982. e•cellenl
in the •unda 750-830~ paJr/Repl'ment 962-9915 Rete<ences 67>4006 nice presents lor your part 11me Sa.lary depend-l ' SIFA 1400 l~t SAT 11-4 Alabam1 & I COfld sun rool aic
SERVICE Prot Hsclng FREE est 7 AMERICAN HANDYMAN Pa1nt1nn • Wallpaper Re-family and friends again 21041 C1,t Ir. •no upo., exp Exp ~pful GENU I NE I • a 1 n er Adams-follow signs am Im red Must Sew
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L1c Ins 842·5053 Drywall Plumb1rn;i Batn· 1promp1 reas 642-5937 ~~~~r ~•t~~v~n h!11~ ;~ or Call (114) 112-1441 Glass Tinung 957·846!_ Blacll vinyl couch aueen !WP!' •dC• J' l~IATSll •71110 Carpentry -0111 • sleeper coucn xln1 con-2 r.mi'ty Garage Sale• Sat Concord radio S HJOO is Lord VESCO QUALITY worry aoout !tie money Ht 2 v ftr lift Sec ty Sales dynamic and dlllon $90 Cail 848· 71111 ea m . 1 2 2 2 3 3 Port obO 760-83 tO
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Free esi 9682409 $6 00 • an hour 1ust by PRIVATE HST IFFICE has 1mmed opening for or · t>!,t! l\~ol~n~ltc 1 FOii •71 Wa&H
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1N B P1peri11 experience needed For Start SS hr M·F, 9-2 30 and re111ed tunc11ons trylo-.eseat Yellowt wttll• GREAT SALE Orlental $1600 Call 631-3725
642-7206 FARTHING INTERIORS more 1nlorma11on call Sam. 6'2·6262 NB Good bens package Call pnnt$375 Also matching rug. gas dryer, guitar. --
AN• HANGING/STRIPPING * 642-4333 * DELIVERY PERSOI Mariann at 714.476-5010 fabric 720-3912 l~rn . misc $AT1 ~~LY . ME=':Z
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Carpen-Strip-install. advice to the HOSTESSES 1"675_1353* port Beach seeks or-oeacn o-.erscufled Johna knits. Fila. Ann ,.,.,..._....,_,
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limo's & cl\autteur'a print Cont Lie •432223 8111i11 .,, yrs e•p 18 ~s in area tor details Good phone & wlsohd oalc waif unll & en.st. Chalts. mllCI Alf -==========
their TCP number in all FrM est Bob. 472·7861 L f HAULING SERVICE L•C "'09035 9 4-8919 SUCLIFF IOTEL I typing skills ()ppt'y tor armou $1500 760~8271 xlnl cones• SAT 1-4, 222 PHIEm TH 11111
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Public llt1fllet Com-tor priee Paul 54a-8860 I ww•cut P1yc~ics matble/glau cott" tbl, g*IM• & bc>dts SC·S250 IMSI If lMHITS
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Orange Stell ol Cellfomla. CAU.JNO fOlt _,. ,...,,.._In Wt'/ b'OI or In NOTICE IS HE"EIY IN convect 11 llWll'ded. end _., -... ...._...... Thie bullMN Is con· Putllllllled Orange CoMC MAim ITA~ South 8t111ol 91Net. eo.te
REAL ESTATE SECURITIES Sellool Ole1rlct: Coe.et the ... ~~-_.............._ GIVEN "'9t IM ·~ utMNt eny eubcontrectcw ..,..,_..,.,.. ....... ducted tty..~· Oalty Piiot Jenuery 7. "· 2t, The folloMnG per'ION.,.. ...... Calf t2t2t
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pc><ll•on as duly appointed Bid DMdtil'I« 3;30 o doc* ~ ..:.n:i:. "':. ~ OfMOD County, ~ to~ not ... tt1M IN Mid ,,_. -..._ ..... ,.. °""""*'I ,.,_.... ~ KARL·IRVINE FILMS, Mein StrM1. Suite 20t,
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m .. My Property reeorOed Avenue, C09ll ....... ~. rate Jorlnholdey t11e ~ Pf'Otect. • A ~ llJond end e ............ .,. 191?. JanuDI)' 1. 14. 1M8 L~MAN 8EVE"AOE c0ri>0retlon, 3800 EHi enge County on Decen.O.
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SIMO County .., Record« a Name Orange COMt Colo-be performed tor Mdl aeft end eMll be oS**' end of ttle contreC1 end IMll be 40t •..a CM-~ "8..IC M)JIC( HDn19Y E. Miier, 32t5 Thia butln.t I• eon· PubllMO Orange COMt
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1au11 n paymem or per-No 139& (Pleneterlum: Sd-r •.,..on • plliee. ~t to Section 4590 ..... • .... ..,... "*'* T. Brunette. 17422 o Stuan Kan Jr Tb-352 lormance ol 1ne ot>hg111on1 ~Classrooms; Arc:Nteo-TRICT offie. loceted •1 There Wiii be a l 10.00 cl9-of tM Oowrnment Code of u.. _.. • -...... MAim ITAW Zelder Ln .. Huntington Thae steten'W'l1 wa 111ec11---------
secureO meret>y 1nctud1ng lure end EnglnHrll\g; Ptlylieal Fadlfflee Ptannlng ~AlqUlradtoreec:ll•of the St9te of Caltomla, IN lDl&hJllH • .......... Thefolowing~.,.. 8Mch.Callf.92647 .wlttltheCoun1y()ertiof0r· "8lJC NOTICE
lhll !>reach or oelaul1 NO-Cenkller tor Applied Sdence} :Y~~~~ oocumentltoguenntee contract wlll eonteln ,,.ut111l1 : • 11; 1 ~~=--~IATES .. c. Tfi"Y ~elDIC01 A · ~~1 enge County on Dec.mt>et .,......, l•Ge or v.hiCl'I was rll(;()(Qed t>u1 uigs -........._. • tt!W return In good con-provlelons permitting the ................... 2125 • ..iegno • • ne • m, 28 1987 --
Sepremt>4W :;o 1987, as R• Place Plena 111 on Ille: Of· Adami A\19. Coplee ~be Olt!Otl within t9'1 (10) 0ays 1ueeeuful b i dder to •••'"' Hll tee l•r· Coet South r.::o1 St..-. Cellt. 92804 ' ,_,,-ACTYT10UI W M coroer s 1,,11rumen1 No lice of Director. E. F. HllTle. obtained on requett A c:opy efter IN bid opening dale. tub9tltute eec:urltlee tor My •elltl•tl•• 1•1•••• R 1 ......_ · 92iS21 Thia -htl,,... 11 con-Publllhed 0rll'Qe Coaat ...-nATllmWT
85-551719 WILL SELL AT Coast Community College of theee,..... .n.ill be PG91· Each bidder eNJt be • mon.ys wlttlMIO ~tMOIS-• 1010. I........... obett T ....... 212.5 dllcteO tty. join! \lllflture ~ PMoCJM'Ul/'Y 7. 14, 21. The followlng pertOnl.,.
PUBLIC AUCTION TO THE OISlrlCt, t370 Adams Ave .• edllthe)obllta. llcenHd contractor TRICT 10 eneure per· .. la_. ....... •~~'!.!~· ca.ta tt.rwyE.Millf 21 1M8 dolnobuSinellee: l'<IGHEST BIDDER FOR Cotti Mesa. CA 11262e . ltlNMbemendltory~ purauant 10 ,,,. ~ fOf'l'l\ltlOI Ul'°9r the COi\-..... _ ....... _ ... _¥ Tllll a!a'ement ... Ned • Tll-354 MCV Ill ASSOCIATES. 2
CASH 11,..1u1 money ol the (714) 432-5707 1111 CONTRACTOR to wtlOm 9'ld Prot.elons Code end tr-=t. • • _... •,,,_Ille .. P.-J. Koetting, 2925 wltll lhe Courlty Cleric of Or· Corporate Pent. Sui1e 210.
Untied S1a1es or a cUl\18" s NOTICE IS HEREBY thecontreet Is awO.CS, end be lloenled In the foloWlng Prebld Welk ttwu: Jen. 19, rllJI ntu 1 ....... ,.... Souttt 8tit1ol Str•. Coete enge County on December Irvine. Celit. 92714
checl>. drawn oo any bank. GIVEN that the et>ov•· upon any eubeontractor elullflca.tlona: 1"8. 10:30 AM ,....., ....... J .. ,..._ Me9&. Celt. 92'21 30, 1917 Pt8JC ll>TtCE C0$>1ey Really . Income
crt!Orl union or tlYl"QS end named SchOOI Otttriet tor under ~ CONTRACTOR. Warm-AK Heetlng., Vett-Gewer•,.. .._ti, I J ....., • ....., • .._. AoOet1 'K. Brizlua, 2925 P-..n:1 Partners 11, A •Uml1ed PWI·
1oar1 usoc1a11on dom1C11eO Orange County, Cllffomla. to PIY not._. ltlan the Mid 111D1lng & Alt-conottlonlng . C9'a•c•tf•r, Dewltl A. J etrH ceDH tie H ==~·Cotta Publltlhed Orange Coee1 fltCnnout IU..... nerslllp, A M~
.,, this state all payable 11 aeOng by Ind lhtougll 111 tpedfledrat•to .. wottlen C-20 •••... . ,.iglldsf • ..._... Thie · Oeily'"°'~7.14,21. MAmlTAl'WNT Mmlt9d pettnwlhlp, lff
1ne ume or sale all nghl 1l1le Governing Board. her em-~ by lt.n In the~-Eac:tl bid ""4t eonfoml PuOlletled Orange Coee1 ....... ,., ,.,.. •la..,... butlneel 1• eon-28, 1M8 The f~ PeflOt\I we Boylston Str-.1. Boston,
ano inre<esl neld t:>y 11. u •"" referred to .., .. QIS-ecu110t1 of the conll9Ct. end be reepoollw to Ille Daly Ptlot January 7, 14. ,.....,. ..,_ 11 q d nu OUct.o by: • oenetal pert· Th-359 dolno buelnell u: M-...ehuMtll 02116
Trustee .,, rhat reel prOQe(ty TRICT", win reoeilve up ro. No bidder ~ wlttldfew conlrec:1 documentt. ttl8 ........ ,.... .. ...., ner9Np •-II' ACCU WELO, 789.C W.-1 Trl-Plt1r4rt. • Celltornil
5,1.,11e 1n satd County 11\d bur nor later then the•~ any bid fOf •period of lixty • Each bidder atlllll eubmlt. Th354 .-. ._., 1 ....... Aooet1 T. 8ee1 ,._ ll>TICE 1ttll Streat. Cotta M-. general ~. 2 Cot·
s1at• OffCl'lt>ed as 1a110-stared lime Mlted t>l<ls for (60) days .,,., Ille date ... on 1111 form fUfNllled wt1t1 Ir "' i dlilti w u tl • ...... _:..Na ~~-or~ ACnnoul WM Calif 92t27 porete Patti, Sult• 210.
Lot 1 or Trac.1 No ~93 u the award of a contract tor for Ille opening of tMda. Ille contract OOcumenta, • PUBLIC fl)TIC[ -• • a a•* ,.... ~ .. , o.c.n · ...-naw 0..... Wtlilm Lu9k. Jr · IMM. C... t2714 shown on . Map tl'le<eol r• ,,,. •t>ove ptOjeCI A payment bond end • lilt of Ille pr09Qeed DUbcon-...... -............. ange ty 91' bet The 1302 South W• Street. T'"S butl-ii eon-
cordfl<l ti\ Boot< 223 pgs 26. Btds Shalt t>e r-veo 1n performance bond wlll be trec:1ora on 11111 project • P'ICTrnoua WM ........ • &a 111 •11 • e 29• 1917 ,._ doing= pertont.,. Sent• Ana. Ce&of 92707 ducted by • general pert·
27 & 28 or M1scelllll90US the pteoe lderltrfled Dl:>OYe. rltQUKed prior 10 execution requited by the~ um.ITAW -..._tie..,...._. Publ&f'9Ct Orange Coat (l)lRITON w~ PAO<>-Tl)!I bual-.a 19 con-nership
Maps 1n the ottice ol Ille and Shall l>e opened end of= c;ontr:. ~:: end Subcontrecilng Fetr The folowlnO per'ION.,.. (wee el tllNct.te ... o.ly PloC Jenuety '7. 14. 21, UCTS (b)TAITON !NOUS-oucfG~--~ 'r~ St~ I· Mui* . ..._
County Aeeorde< or said e>ul>lody reed ~ 11 thlt 1r1 onn PrllCtlCel Act Oo¥ernment doing buelnele er. EYE ...._,_ 2t 1W T'RfES 2940 A Newport _,,, • .._, aging Gerw.i Pertrw County at:>ove-st11ed lime end conlrlci doeumen11. Code Section 4100 et Mq LEVEL STUDIO. 1seo Su-' ~1 8tlld ·Coate ......_ C.iif Tn.t 1111-Mnl wu Ned Thia statement wu Ned
Tr.e strMI adoreu or place Pursuenl 10 Seett0n 4590 Eaell bidder muS1 IUbmlt perior Ave. •A~. eo.te C... •· lfm 92627 • Wllll 1he County c:.11 of Of. with the Countt Oer1l of Or·
otner ~ommoo designahoo There Mil t>e a $10 00 ~ 01 lhe Government Code of with lld'I bid certified Of Me9a, CA t2t27 The name end eddr.a of "8JC M)TIC( Cllar1el J o. Groo01 enge County on December enge County on OecernOet
01 the real propef'ty hereto-POSll.reQutred for Nd! set ot the Stele of Celtfomla. lhe eutller'a etl9dl payable to AonlllO Andf.-lup, 1M 1 the c:oun ~ (El nomt>re y · ' 30. 1917 14 1917
at:> ove o esc r t>•d 1 s Otd oocuments to guarantee contract wlll contain the DISTRICT 0t 1 bid bond Fuller1on Ave. •4. Coeta dlreccion de ID cone lie): MOTICI 0# 9~~ ~ ~c:le~t· . ,.._ nlG1'I
ouroooecl to t>e 2077 Swan tt~•r return 1n good con-ptOY\StOftS permitting Ille in Ille form ... tonll In the ....... CA 92&27 MUNICIPAL COURT, North Al'Pl.JCATIOet TO 'i!at H 'Mceue 1643 Pvbbhed Orenge Coat Pvblltlfted Ofange Coati o,,.,,9 Costa Mesa Cah· d1hon wi1h1n ten (10) days succeuful t>ldder to eontrlci ooeumentt In en L.orTy Ann I.up. 1te1 Fut-Orange Judlelal ~trlet. MU. A&.COMOUC N ~ ~ • e..t;;n2 Oalty PllOt J~ 7. 14. 2t, Daily Plk>t Dec.mt>et 24. 31,
rorn1a a"« the blO ooening date substitute MCUrttlel tor any amount not._. lhen 10% of erton Ave. •4. Coet.e MeN. 1275 N Berk-.Y A--. .-vDA•I Celcf 90742 . 28, 198& t917. January 7. 14. 1981
The unders1gneo 01s-Each t>ldder Shell t>e • moneys wtlhheld by the DIS-Ille maximum amount of bid CA 92927 P.0 Box 5000, Fullerton ,_... Thia buslneu la eon-n.-.35e ~
cl11rT>s all 11at>thty for Vly in· 11 c ens e d con Ir 1 c Io r TRICT le ensur• Plf· u • guwen1• that 1111 bid-Thia tM.11lne11 11 eon· 92e35 To W1'10m n May Concern Ouc:ted by 1 general pert· correct~ "' said aooress pursuenl 10 ,,.,. BuSlnCISS lormanc:e under I.lie con-der will enter Into tll• ducted t>y: husband 111\d wife The name. Dddr..., end KAPOOR, Anju la llPPfYlnll nerthlp ~c11111d or omer eommon oesig-and ProlesS1ons Code end Ir~ propoeed COl\11ect K the ~A. I.up t~ number of plain-to the Oepenmenl of Al-Cllar1el J De Gr0001
na11on t>e hcensecs 1n the fotlowtng re«>IO Wlltl '""'· Jen l9 • ...ne ii llWDtded 10 lllCll This statement wu flied tifr• attorney. 0t plalnllff c:oholic: 8e¥Drege Control to This 1111~1 wu Ned ca.J. ,_;cM, witA Said sallt w111 t>e made c1assil~h0f\S 1988 • 9 em. Orange CoU1 bidder In the_,, ot flllufe with the County Cler1I of Or· without .,. euomey. la (9 Mii D6col'lollc beveraoea et wllh ,,... County Clel1I of Or·
wtlhoul warrenrv express or Warm-Air Heating, \/en-Colltge 10 enter 1rt10 Ni<I contrect. enge County on December nombte. ID dltec:cion Y el nu-1835·0 . Newport Blvd, County on oec.moer
"" "" ill cllu'l/ie" imphe(I, regardino !Ille. PO•-111a11ng & Alr..Cond11lonmg • Governing ... ,., •r suetl MCUrlty wtll t>e fOf· 14, 1987 mero de ttlefono del • tS&. Coete Mela 92t2t :'T987 ses110,, or 9"CUmt>ranca. C-20 Chance llor, DH Id A. , .. ,Id ~ e.bogado del demaodanll, o with ··41·· Orl-S ... Beer I , naa7
to sausty fhe unpaid obll· EDCll t>td mutt conform 9f"ownel The btSTAICT r...,..... Put>bhed Orange COMt 091 Oemlndent• que no Wine (Pub. Eat. Pl)~ Publilhe<I 0rll'Qe Coast 842-6878 ge11oos secured t>y said end ~ responsive to thlt P\lblishld Orange 7Coaa~ the rlgfl1 10 rejec:1 any or ell Oeity,Pllot January 13, 20. liene.DbogaOO,•~RlcNtd Pubtllhed Orenge Coast 0111y'"'k>1Jenuery'7, 14, 2T. Call Deed of trust wilh lntlfesl contrec.1 doouments Dally Pilot January · 14• bids 0t to w .. ve any It· 27, ~ 3, 1M8 0 . Jonea, HO South 9'• Dally Pilot JWM>#'f 1', 1M8 28. 11188
and other sums as provtdeO Eaefl Otddet lhall tubml1. 1988 TI\3541 ragulantlel In any bid• or In W92t Blvd • Bree. Cellfornle Th3ee Th-3«l
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I am always in awe when I sec a
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an a suffocating tense moment of a
spelling bee an<!_gi vc a staggering-
ly perfect spellingoTa word like
xcrophthalmia. For those ofus
still grappling with whether it's
cor\ venible or con ve nable,
there'salways the te mptation to
dash to the dictionary in an
ign~ble urge to prove the prcr
digious upstan wrong.
But now it's time to put those
petty differences aside and extend
humble congratulations to the
winnersoflast month's ninth
annual Santa Ana Rotary Club's
Oran~County High School
Spclhng Contest.
ThiJty-six students fro.m 36
public and private high schools
participat~ in the fi rst phase of
the contest. wh1ch involved 15
written words. Thetop 15 spellers
went on toa final oral spcll-0ff at
Saddleback High School.
When the last letters were
care full y in place, two south
county teens were standing in the
winner's circle. First-place winner
wasjuniorKyugMofrom Capo
Valley High School. Taa TooclliD-
da.a ninth-gaderfrom Dana
Hills High. was one of the 11
finalists. ••• At a very tender aJe my mother
sat me down and, with all serious-
ness. ex plained that I might not
grow up to.be a.great cook or
seamstress but that I should at
least know my way around a
poker game. This information
came sh only after Chuck. one of
my grandma's big-heaned
boyfrie nds-surely as a tactical
maneuver to get in her good
graces-spent countless hours
with me playing canasta at the
kitchen table.
Well. Mom was was close
enough about my cooking abili-
ti es and rightas rain about my
skill with a needle. And poor.
bene volent Chuck was long gone
when Grandma and I were still
shuffling. but the point is this: I
know the meaning of four red
threes and I can spot a fuJI house a
mile away. Even more imponant,
I know without apology the gritty
fun of a f riday night card pme.
And so, I can sympathize
entirely, although I have never
. played a game ofbridge in my life. ·
with Lydia Stela, the Huntin.gton
..Beach brid&e enthusiast wh o 1s
detennincdly trying to fonn a
brid&c aroup. 4dia, who.said she
is wi1Lina to take calls from players
of all ages and from all over OrarrJt CCnnny:--w1ncno ca11 a
mtttang to discuss where and
when to play.
Bridac lovers unite. Call Lydia
at 969--8083. • • • We blvtte yH &o selMI ••
lafermatt. • cemmaJty laap-
pelllqs.SeM to Dally Ptlel, P.O.
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THURSDAY, JANUARY 14. 1988
•
Krishna finds~ ho111e iii Laguna
ter 20 years. religious movement has
finally become a part of the community
•i'y LESUE EARNEST ...............
If the Hare Krishna reli11ous move-
ment. much maliped and snickered
about, was likely to find a niche in any
community west of New Delhi. n
seemed reasonable it would be in Luuna Jkach. _
And,' while the ~tli bas been
sometimes paved with controversy,
Laguna's tolerance for alternate life-
styles has helped the chanting.
pon) tailed Krishnas assimilate.
In fact. over a 2~ycar period since
the first devotees claimed a patch of
Laguna Can)On Road. the organiza-
tion seems 10 have carved out a
c-omer for itself.
··Because 11'!) such a tolerant com-
munity. we were able to start out h~re
and meet with success even from the
ve11 beginning." said Kosarupa dasi.
wife of1hc iem.ple....prcsidem. How-
ever. Kosa, who JOfoed the move-
ment tn 1978 at age 17. admitted
man) residents "ere lcny in the
beginning.
"At first 1t was branded as a cult
and something to be feared." she said.
But all that has changed now. she
1ns1sted.
.. Most people real!) appreciate our
role in the community. and e ven
applaud it -some people." Besides.
she added. the Hare Knshna fol-
lowers have been around Laguna for a
long time now
··People ha\e gotten used to having
us around:· she said simply.
There 1s a cenain irony about t.he
Knshna communit) in Laguna
&ach.
Strictl) adhennf to an Eastern
ph1losoph) oven ) incompatible
"nh the Western WiJ) of life. the
devo tees have. 1n their own wa).
come to fi t irl qu11e nicely.
When K.nshna spintual master.
Sn la Prabhupada. came to the United
States in 1966. he had no intenuon of
allowmg the faith or wa) oflife to be
. diluted b) Western ways.·according
to Kosa.
"He transplanted this c-ulture from
India "uh its essential tenants. the
culture. in tact." Kosa said. o\s a
result. the hfe and organization
within the temple walls and for the
de' otees who hve nearby. is sharply
out of step "1th the beat going on in
the Cit) around them.
The devotees rise each morning at
3:30 or 4. They pray. study and sing
from 4:30 to 9 a.m .. before having
breakfast and beginning their daily,
duties.
"h 's like th~ofd schedolt or-people
living on farms." Kosa said with a
laugh.
Knshna devotees vow not to use
"tnl0'<1canu:· 1ncludmg cofftt. tea
and cigarettes. not to eat meat. fish. or
"Everyone llkes to
slng and dance, but
most people pay and
go toa nightclub to
do it."
-Kosarupa dasi
(gs. not to gamble: and to abstain
from ··11hc1c· SC'< . (an) sex not
intended for procrcauon). Most
nights. according to Kosa. the} are in
bed b) 9 pm
lflh1s all sounds dreaf"\ by Western
standards. Kosa said. 11 Is not so.
·•ifs so much fun lOQ ... she said.
Espec1alh. she said. those trips to the
airpon. the time spent da ncing and
chanting 1n pubhc 1s a very impon.ant
aC'U\ II) for the de\lotees, according to
Kosa. lmpon.ant. and fun.
··E\Cl)one likes to smgand dance:·
Kosa said ··eu1 most people pay and
go 10 a nightcl ub to do 11 ••
While the dn"otees o ffer lnerature
and ask for donations. Kosa said the)
don·t tr) to make a Knshna out of a
Ca1hohc.
··1f someone's a Chnstian. we JUSI
encourage them to be a better Chns·
11an:· she said. ··we·rc o ne of the fe"
rehgions that d~sn ·1 go out and tr: to
convert someone:·
The o rgan1zat1on surv1Hs
financ1all) due to donauons. the sale
of religious books and mone) earned
b) its 'egctanan restaurant.
The temple where the K.nshnas and
members of the community whOJOtn
them to "orsh1p. chant and eat was a
Baptist church until the Knshnas
mov~ 1n in 1980. Now 1t serves as
home for 12 full-ume devottts.
o perates as a vcgetanan restaurant
and provides a full·blown feast and
worship sen ice each Sunday from
S:30 to 7:30 p.m.
The temple 1s adorned with hfe-
s1zed hand-caned d 1et1c-s 1mponed
from India and a large statue ofSnla
Prabhupada, who died in 1977 One
room 1n the building is used as a
kitchen where K.nshoa pnests. in·
·duding Temple president. Badahan
dasa. prepare 'egetarian dishes such
as dal (legume soup) and cumed
vegetables
ft 1s no accident that food sen 1et
has become an integral pan of the
Knshna·s function "11hin the com·
munll). Kosa ewlained as she
"alked through the temple. located
on Legion and GlenneHe strrets
Food and 11s preparauon Is ke~ in the
religion.
··our coolong 1s a form of Yoga.
actuall} :· Kosa said ··The' ·re med1·
ta11ng. preparing 1h1s food io offer to
God for his pleasure ··
··You are "hat \OU eat:· Kosa
add ed ··consciousness can be
ele' ated or degraded b) "'hat~ ou are
eating:·
As pnests stirred a IA.Ok of st1r·f11
vegetables 1n the lnchen. t"o monks.
o ne seated on a cushion facing the
aher and one constantl~ walking. held
pra)er beads and chanted Japa -a
son of Krishna rosan The monks
wear )ello" dhoti !loose gathered
pants) and Kina (shins) made of pure
cloth -either cotton or silk.
··This 1s still the daily dress in
India:· said Kosa. "ho w11h her
husband spent six months 1n 1986 1n
the eastern countr:. ··in the 'lllages
and to" ns especlall~ ··
The sha' ed head sponed b~
Knshna de' o tt'es 1s 10 increase
cleanh ness and to decrease 'a nit)
and the tuft of hair often 11ed in a
pon)tail at the crown of the head
1den11fies the monks as devotees of
Krishna.
··tn our ancient trad111on 111s a s1sn
of renunc1a11on of the matenal
"orld:· she said.
lnten"tned th~ds of renunc1a·
t1on and 1n' olvement Sttm to define
the Laguna ~ach Knshna mo' e·
ment
Besides the Sunda' feasts and
"orsh1p sen ices from· 5:30 10 7 30
p.m. and the thn' ing restaurant open
dail) for lunch and dinner. the
o ritanizat1on is ·.$C'Cktng way~ to
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A group of Kruhna followers pray ln temple adorned with
life-sized hand-carved d.letiea lmported from Ind.la.
fu nher comm unit\ 1n' oh ement
.\mong their fi,e-~ear goals 1s an
efTon to help f~d the homeless tn the
communit'
Their congrep11on has e\panded
to appro\1ma1el~ SOO 'tl.Orsh1pers
.\ccord1ng to Kosa. about half are
men and ~omen in 1he1r carh 30s
"Ith children In facL the mus1<;.
d:incmg and chan11ng th.at goes on 1n
the temple and on the streets 1s. in
esscn~. not 'e~ di.fferent from an)
01her form of "orsh1p. according to
Ko!)3 "That"s "'hat "e·re doing in the
streets." she said. ··g1onf) mg the holy
name of God ··
LB woman discovers spiritual fU:lfillment
Koearapa duJ
By LDUE EARNEST °' .. ...., ........
In 1976 when ~n Tonti was a
straight-A student at Laguna &ach
High School. she became interested
in the Hare Knshna temple in her
neighborhood. '\s her interest in the
religious sect grew. so did her parents•
concern.
But. the Eastern philosophy - an
offshoot of the Hindu religion -
pull~ strongl) at Tonti Every da} -
before .and af\er school. she went to
the temple -lcammg the culture.
language and songs of the K.nshnas.
Soon. there was no gomg back.
In 1977. on' her 17th b1nhday and
wnh her parents' ret1~nt consent.
Tonti packed up her clothes. her art
supplies and her musical instruments
-a guitar and a dulcimer -and
mo' cd into the temple.
She began a }ear of stud} that
culminated 1n her ··first 1n1t1at1on:·
dunng "h1ch she took the Knshna
'ows. accepted a spmtual master and
"as gi ven a ne" name
Fade o ut K.aren t onu Fade in
Kosarupa du1 .
Now. at 2". Kosa (v.h1ch means
treasure) 1s mamed to Badahan dasa.
the temple president. She speaks
comfon.abl~ -re'eahng anecdotes
punctuated "'1th eas~ laughter -
about her past and her p~nt
··From the time I "as a httle gJrl. I
used to pra~ that I "ould bttome a
saint:· said Kosa. "ho spent eight
\ears in Catholic school. But the
Somber hfest~le ofCathohc nuns did
not appeal to 1hc ~oung Kosa \\hen
shl' watched the Hare Knshna de' o-
te<.>s dan ing and lhanting. she "as
e\Cllt'd.
··rmmed1a1el~ I Just Jo,ed 11 It .... as
such a 10~ ful C\penence:· she said.
Seated at a table 1n the Knshn'a
temple. dressed in the 1rad1t1onal san.
Kosa reflected about a Ii fest\ le left
behind and said she m1s~s none o f II
She said she·s been able to transfer her
dreams of helping v. 1th social causes.
SI' ing spm1ual ad' 1St" and designing
clothes. to her ne" hie
·-r' e been able 10 do all of those
"'11hin the mo' ement ·· Kosa said
Her marna1e St'\Cn 'cars ago 10
Badahan. 10 'ea~ her ..en1or. v.as
"arranged ·· Badahan 1trev. uo 1n
Torrance a~d gradua1ed from USC
"11h a maJor in music compos111on
He v.as 1n,ohed "1th the Los .\ngeles
K.nshna temple before mo' ing to
Laguna The main auracuon bet"cen
1he llA.O. according to )\osa. was that
1he' "ere senou and dedicated 10 the
religion
"In our rd1g1on. mamage 1s for the
purpo!.t' ot spmtual advancement.-
Kosa ..aid
The tact that her fam1I~ e' entuall)
camt' to 3(lept her hfest~le and
rehg1on has tit-en a happ~ footnote 1n
i...osa·~ life Before her m other died a
~ear ago t-...osa said. she had a changt
of hean .
·· he gre" 10 re.all~ Jo, e the
mo,{·ment:· l\.osa said
Area students beefing up for annual Orange County Fair
8 JOYCE BODLOVICR products. about "J;; as a 4-H leader. she to manufa tunng lite·sa\lng med1· field and one man) people are not .~....,....... H1rt,1V1lla Parkres1dent.1sone of v.atchec?;~~ngs1ers face the trauma cine along "1th common grocenes a"areof~et ··
_ the nation's most authon tall' e o f paning "1th an animal at sale ume. and household 11ems ponsored b~ the Oranage County
1 1e art ts prepared to a nswer speakers on tne sul)fcct. e as The 4-H and F'Utu~~ farmcf'S" of Hart has made count\ la1~ and Fair Han "•IT tra\fl to the Youna
the question ... ··where's the beef?'. traveled throu&hout the Southwest .\menca (FF<\) ~oungsters' projects 11,estock sho"s her pnma~ ta rget for ponsmen Club 1n Irvine ne"tt montb
In conjunction with the 1988 gi ving lectures and visiting local fairs include spending seHral m onths informing the pubh' about the su~ w educate the 'oungsters on ti\(
Orange County Fair in Costa Mesa. speaking on the importance of b)'· each }ear canng for a steer. lamb or JCCt. ~omprehensne ·bert'efits of tM
this year tiJled, "Bttfin' It Up." Hart products in q ur everyday hvcs. Her pig. ··11ove the fairs bttause one has animals
will visjt local schools and orpniza-work has also been at~ in the ··1t 1s hard for the )Oungster to the o pponunt1l) to come 1n contact ··~1~ goal is to re-educate the public
tions cducatina r ounrters o n the Con~ional Record. accept his animal IA.Ill soon bcromr with the consumer and share v.1th on the \3lue of thest animals and
suprising uses o bee by-products Accordina to Hart. her dec1s1on to hamburger or steak.·· she said. them th.e fantastic hst of ti~ -product!. l'' entualh ~ the government briQ&
such as phannaocuticals. household educate youna pcopk about the Han said she bqan teaching her 4-that come from beef shttp and 11 into tht: C'ducauonal s)'stem " she
items, electrical products and rubber benefits derived from livestock came H members ho" cs.sen11al h"cstock 1s swine." she said ··11 ·~ realh 3 ne" ..aid
South Coast Literacy Council sessions set in Laguna Hills
The South Cot.U Lit.ency Council wiU bqin its 1981
ll'linina aasions this month, startina Saturday at the
Lutheran 0.W'Ch of the Cron in IAauna Hills from 9 a.m.
10 noon. Other c1aues will bqin Jan. 25 al the United
Methodist Churdr n Irvine, and at Villa del Obispo in
San Juan Capistrano swtina Fd>. 20. The sessions are
hdd weekly for sill conKCUtive wetks and funher
infonnation is available at 497-113&.
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I f ' J '-· 111'1 Q ltt.
will speak at the installation mcctina ot the Orange
County chapter of the Al'Mrican Aaociation for Medical
Transcnption Saturday.
The meetina is scheduled fOr 9 Lm. at Manin Luther
Hosp.tat. 1830 W. Romney1 Drive. Anaheim. Gordon
will speak oo mobilizina the body·s natural healing
processes. pajn alleviation, appdite control and Pf"OIJ"&m-mina healthy ractio to s~
Food drive set ln Metta
The Pacific Ch1ropract.1C Center wtJJ sponsor a food
dme Saturday to benefit 204 need~ ~ Count)
agencies served b} the county's Food Oist:ribullon Center
Dr. Larry M. M&50G and Dr. Kun Joh nson w1ll
pro\ 1de complete chiropractic IC'JVla:s 1.n exchanae for
two cans of food at the OCJl.ter. 2360 Newpon 8h·d. Call
646-2200 for more 1nfdhnauoo or to sthcdulc an
appoin tment
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The program ·~ gea~ to 1llu trattna how to use lnJrf
as a dooN~) to greater Stlf-understandmg. Tu1uon is S l S
for an 1nd1' tdual and $15 for a couple. v.1th rqistratton
ta ken at 660-3t139
Needlework. talk for DAR
··w omen Untied Throuah Nttdkv.·ork" wllJ be ibe
topic of a program to be prcstnt~ Saturday by the Cara
Barton Chapter of the DauJ,hten of th~ American
Revolution.
Martha Hulcy, tate rqi~trar for the oanonal
~ty. v.111 conduct tM scmon 11 9·30 &.m. at M~ Sa"' np and Loa.n., 7811 Edi~ ",·c .. Hu nti.naton Beec\l·
Call 897-9 766 for adcht1onal 1n onn111on
Lecture oa "'111• at OCC
Auomc Cb&rtes Mc Ktt wtU speak on dn~11f! ·•ills I.Gd U\aAS f<M' 1 mcnt.all) ill adult at Sa a
mtttJ"'of the Soulb Coast Alll&Dtt for the Mcinally •• Orantt Coast Co11 .. in Costa M
The Pf'OI""' ••II be ~nk'd from 10 a rn. IO nooe
in Room 108 of the C'ountidina and dm1nitlntiaa BwJdtna. •
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-CHAIRMAN OF THE SOARO
PRESIDEN1 cHIEf El(ECUTIVE OfflCER
TbB old aJCiorn of ""WDa'i goes up rnust corne down' ba.6 b00ll p~ to be trUe at san Diego Gas & "Electric. For \lie past~
yeal'S electric rates nave oeen co~ do-WU. Recently, \lie -publlC
utihti.es cornrrussion apllroved an average eiectric rate redUction of
io.2% effective JanuarY l, l9BB· TbiS iS uie 1.al'gest one-tiJI10
redUcti.on ill our 107-year biStol'Y -wnat does thiS rnean for you? 1n l9B8, you'll be ll~ abOUt \lie
same for eiectricitY as you did ill 1982. It's that sinlP1e-
cutth115 costs, con~ rates and provirong \lie sa1rl8 nigh qualltY service you'~e come to ezPect nave oeen our on-gouig p"}edge
to you. Arid ~ uie llast seV'eral years we nave been successfUl
at acbie~ tbfllU· ,, we re~e tj)at, at tifO.es, nigh rates nave created dllficult
situations for you and we're -wor~ llJU'd. to roaire sure it d~'t nappen ill uie fUtu1'0· on behalf of snG&B ernP1oyees, I -want you. to
know that we allllreci.3t0 your in1Jerest. concern and SUJ?port as we
continue our efforts tO cut energy prtces.
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CYC will hear New Zealand's side-!
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Rew 8CT A Commodore Roter Wl1110n pre.en ta predeceuor
Pegy Gre&ory wlthjunlor Staff comniodore flag.
Wilson takes helm
of yachtinggroµp
'91 ALMON L<>CIABEY ...................
Rogtr C. Wilson of the Cahfom1a
Yacht Club -was installed as com-
modore of the Southern Cahfom1a
Yachung ..\ssoc1auon at the associa-
uon·s annual dinner tl the California
Yacht Club.
More than 300. representing
SCYA's 77 clubs. attended the meet-
ing at -.h1ch Pegg) Gregor) of the Seal
Beach Yacht Club surrendered the
pvel to W1ls0n and his 1988 team of
officers.
SCY A ts the JO' em mg bod~ of
)achung act•' 11~ 10 the Southland
Installed as 'ice commod0tt -.as
John Ballev. of the Balboa '\ acht
Club. and Bunon Ja~. San Diego. 1.1.a'I
installed as rear commodore.
Other officers for 1988 are James
Clark. secretaf'}. Jerry Olson.
treasurer: Wilham E. D)san. Judge
advocate. Dr Alan V <\ndre-.s. fleet
surgeon. Did Goodman. Oeet cap-
1ain. and Cec Hubbard. pon captain
..\s rcttnng comodore. Grego~
holds the 111k of Junior staff com-
modore.
Members of the board of directors
arc ..\ndre1.1. s. Margie Bro v. n. George
Hnel). Tcrrt'nce ~ulhgan. Gene
O'Connell. Did Ohst. Ra~ mond
Prell Gene Proffill. 8111 tcel and
Lonn Weiss.
pec1al presen1a11ons made 1n·
eluded·
The \\arren E"an ..\1.1.ard tor
outstanding s.en ice 10 ( Y .\. (Jail
H ine. King Harbor'\ acht Club
The J 1m \\ ebsu:r T roph~ for
out~tand1ng contnbuuon to ~achung
Harlan ~toorc Long Beach '\ acht
Club
The Transpa Troph~ for" inner o f
the 19 -Lo~ ..\ngcles w Honolulu
race. Don ..\~res Jr . ~ev.pon Harbor
Yacb1 Club
Coast clubs listed
Thtnttn )aChl clubs comrnse the
rosier of the .\ssoc1at1on o Oran$e
Coast Yacht Clubs -10 of them tn
Newpon Beach.
List of <\OCYC clubs 1n
alphabcucal order are.
Bahia C()nn1h1an Yacht Club. 160 I
Bay.side Dn1,-e. Corona dcl Mar
Balboa Island Yacht Club. 41 0 ea, Front. Balboa Island.
Balboa Yacht Club. 1801 Ba~s1de
Om e. Corona del Mar.
Capistrano Ba) Yacht Club. 34555
Casiw Place. Dana Point
Dana Point Yacht Club. 24707
Miami~ Montego
race scheduled
Dana Om e. Dana Point
Dana \\est Yacht ( lub. 2J601
Dana Dr1,c. Dana Point
Lido Isle'\ acht Club . ..,01 \'1a Lido
Soud. Lido Isle •
:-..e"'pon Harbor Yacht ( lub. 7~0
\\ Ba\ S1 .. Balboa
'e" pon Ocean ailing ..\ssocia-
1100. P 0 Bo\ 4~5. ( orona dcl Mar
(no clubhou~).
hark Island '\a ht Club. 1099
Ba's1de Dn,e. i":ev.pon Beach
uth Shore '\ acht Club. 2527 W
Coast H1ghwa~. Nev.pon Beach
LTI Sa1hng ..\ssoc1auon. Ph)stal
Educauon Otpt.. UC In tne
\'o~agcrs Yacht Club. P 0 Bo~
111.,, Sewpon Beach.
The Hun11ng1on Harbour Yacht
Club 1s in Orange Count~ bul 1s hsted
in the Los ..\ngeles-Long Beach .\s-
soc1a11on of Yacht Clubs
The Cahfom1a Yacht Club of
Manna del Re) v.111 Jump mto &he
Amrnca·s Cup controvers) in a big
wa} If\ carJr March.
CYC wil be host to Michael fa) of
Nev. Zealand. challenger for the
America's Cup. v. ho will present
.. Ne1.1. Zcaland·s ..\pproach to the
Amenca's Cup ...
f~)' will bnng wnh him pictures of
his 90-foo& waterline 'acht v.hich will
challenge the San Dqo Yacht Club
and the Sail .\mcnca syndicate at the
S(ptembcr scnes.
Fa} v.111 appear at i-.o meetings
The firsL March 4. -.ill be at a black
lie. S 100 a plate dinner for club
membcrundgllcstso nl). The follo-.-
mg night Saturda) at 8 p.m .. fa) wlll
appear at an open forum for the
public at "'hich adm1ss1on y,ilJ be a
SI 0 donation to the Cahfom1a Conn-
1h1an f oundation. an organ1zat1on
v.ht(h pro' ides funding for local
sailors 1n 01) mp1c and nauonal
~1hng <'' cnts
··.There has been an enormous
amount of interest in the e\ents
leading 10 the September ..\menca's
(up match at a ~ct undisclosed
lcxa11on:· said Frank Gleberman.
( Y( rommodore
··~1<.-mbers of the ~achung com-
munit~ and the public at large ha'e
clo~h follo1.1.ed the ISSUCS raised b\
Mr Fa~ during his unexpected and
contro\Cmal dn'e to chal)gc the
rules of the game from -what the~ ha'e
been for se1,-rral ..\menca·s Cup
challenges:· said Glebcnnan. adding
> Au.oil Locuan
that ''there are ~me in our counll"\ as
v.ell as maO\ 1n other coun\nC's ~ho sa~ that competing for 1he cup an I 2·
meters 1s antiquated and that Fa) has
brought thelompet1t1on into modem
t1mes·v.11h his ·s1tpp1ng through the
"'1ndo1.1. of opponuntt~ · pro' 1ded
him b) 1he l (iJ..~ear old deed ofg1h
··01hcrs feel that phasing o u1 the
12-mctcrs 1s the ngh1 dm~u1on to go
but that 11 \hould be done in an
ordcrh manna and v.1th Lons1der·
at1on ·for thl.' rnurmouo; financial
tn\l~tment undcnakcn b~ ~n Diego
'\ ;'.ll h1 Club and J tl -\mcnca
·· ull 01hcrs kd that I !-meter
boat\ are fine and 1ha1 technolog~ v.ill
make them faster JUSt as the .\ustral-
1ansd1d in 14 3andthcK1v.1sandth~
l ·n11ed \tatl''> pn.1,ed 1n 19 i -not
to mention the mno,a11,e approach
1akl.'n b' St fra nltS Yacht Club.'s
ehminat.cd l'nln
··\\ e tell that thae an: ~ man)
unano;"'ered question\ surrounding
this contrO\\.'rS\ 1ha1 there 1.1.as no
better 1.1.a~ 10 ·get \Ome of those
ansv.ers out to an inqumng pubhc
than 10 pro' 1dc an open forum for
-1 \\0 THL \.1B. LP' .\ WONDf.Rfl L Tl \.1E AT THE. \.K)VIES .
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The Wmd-.ard Passage Challenge
Cup. donated by the late Rohen
Johnson of Ne~ pon Beach and
Ponland. Ore .• will be at stake Fe~=·s
when some 30 sa1ltng craft gel under
WI) in the 16th running of the 811 -
milc Miami to Mon&ego Ba> yacht ~
race.
~ekidsrun '
The Windward Passaae Cup will be
awarded to· the yacht breaking the
race·s best time of three da)s. thrtt
hours and 40 seconds set by WP 1n
1971 .
Known as the palest test of ocean
racina. the Miami-Montcao Ba) race
stretch" the seamanship and uVJ-
ptional skills of c' en the most cx~n
blue water sailors.
The chal&cnasna race as held undtt
theaupicrsoflhe Storm Trysatl C1ub.
the Mon&qo Bay Yacht C1ub and the
Jamaica Yacbuna A.Poctauon.
Southland skippen 1ntnntcd 1n
the race may contact Audrey
Arbuckle. 2017 NE Uth Ave .• Fon Laudmla~. F1a for additional infor-
smtion or enlt)' forms.. Telcphont
(305) 564-5165 .
Oaly 2 tel•ttu
.etlor..eeke.ad
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Mr Fa~ and tho~ -.ho arc 1n1ert'sted
:;-; heanng his' 1ev.
c karer 1ns1&hl into this rather confu"-
mg \t.ite o(afTa1~.
·· ..\hhough 1.1.e are pro' tding that
Torum. -.e 1.1.ant to be sure that 11 1s
made clear that the California Yacht
Club 1s lo,al to tht" L" efTon 10
defend the cup We arc suppon1H' of
the San Diego Yacht Club 1n m dTun
10 successful!~ lt'ep the cup in
..\menca at both the I% and 19~ I
challenges ··
· ,._."' Zealand as a' small counlC)
but ha\ sho1.1.n in'enuve approach~
to 1he -\menca·s Cup as v.ell as
enh.anung a long trad1t1on of produc·
1ng n ccllent sailors and boat
hu ldl·I"\ ··
< heels tor the S JO-per-person
nwl 11ng should bl· made 10 the
C Jlitorn1a ( onnth1an Foundation
J'ld mailed to 1he Cahfom1a Yach1
C 1 Jh JJ69 -\dm1ralt' w,_,. Manna
dl· R ' QIC42 atten1ion Hi~ Forum
Chairman ol thr: e'ent 1\ John
Maclaunn. Said he
·· ..\1101.1. 1ng the amng ot an
enormousl) charged 1so;ue 1s bJ'>ll tu
fair sponsmansh1p and 10 sa\1\1 ' lhl
cun~ll' of 'ach1smen about a situ·
allOn Y. f11ch ma~ lead to C\\. ll1ng ne"'
appoaches in future -\mema·s (up
w mpe1111on :"io one els.e ha'> olerl·d
10 pro' )de 1ha1 forum and v.e kll 1ha1
b~ hosting this e'ent "ur member\
and the general public 1.1.ould ii;un J
\Jn l\'>IO'l "'111 be on a lirst come
fir ... 1 ~n ed basis ..\d ,ance ~r
' ii' in<, Jrt.' ~rongl~ suggested as there
I' J 101111<1 the number of people the
dutl "an a"" 1mmoda~ Tickets -.111
bl. ., v.111 "all Latest rcscnauon
1nlormat1on ma' be obtained b\
lall1ng ('\Cat I ~·13 l 82.3-4567. .
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\\e\t' all heard about the rragedy of
nussmg duldren. But there 1· another.
quieter chtldhood tragedy ;ust as senous.
Teena~e depre,s n.
Depression makes teenagers
v.ithdra" int o their O\\n worlQ. away
from· the ... omeumes o,·erwhelrrung
pre ·~ure~ of adolescence. Interest m
school. relat1on.tups and the future can
'-a.rush and aJong \\ith 1t the child you
once kne"
lnat·:. why it's so unportant that
parent learn to recognize the signs oi
depres ·ion and ·ub tance abuse that
often accomparues it. and to eek
early. prof es ·1onal help for the cluld
hann!il difficulty roping .
To find out more about teenage
depression. call the Child and Adoles-
l'ent ~tental Health ~ nices program
at the Unh-ersitr of California. Inine.
Medical enter. We 11 be ~to
send rou our free booklet ... L YoJJJ
Child Crying for Help?;' which detall
the man • ways m Y..ilich troubled teens
an begm to find themseJ\-es agam. Call
today. And help them .. 'Ilk away from
depre . n. Child and dolescent
Mental Health Services. Unaversrty
o( Ulifomia. In-me. Medical Center,
~iM) 937-7 ~ Mond~)' ~Rh Friday •
1: AM to . PM. 9. AM to
5; PM Wffk n<L
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. ~~~ YORK (AP) -NBC put comedies and 1he movie-"T~ ~n Jillian Story" into the top JO last
•. Mek to rack up the network's highest
~Nielsen rating this sc~n.
,-.. ~ Ann Jillian Story .. had a
J ratingof23.8 and a 35 share. ~king
~ the highest-rated TV movie of &he
season.
The NBC Thursday comcd1rs that
-usual}) occupy the top spots in. the
,. rankings wctt usurped the previous
• week by holiday football games, but
(or the week endina J•n. 10 ... 'fk
Cosb> Show-was beck.at No. I witba rating of 32.8 rating and a 47 share,
followtd by ··~ ~A Diffttcnt
World" ~nd -Night Coun. ..
The ~ of t~ lop 10 ~
.. Growing . Pains" ABC. "Golden
Girls" NBC, ·'The Ann Jillian Story"
NBC. ·'M} Two Dads" NBC. ··60
~nul.CS" CBS and BC"s "family
Tics" tied w1th ABC"s .. Who's the
Boss?"
The rating 1s a percentage of the
nation's 88.6 mil hon households with
televisions. The share is a percentage
of sets in use.
Here are the pnme-1ime television
ratings as compiled by the A.C.
Nielsen Co. for the "eek of January
4-1 0. Top 20 listjngs include the
"eek's ranking.. with full season-to-
date ranking if) parenth~s. rating for
IM Wttk. ~nd LOI.al homn. An -~· in
pa~nthne-s deno&cs one-tim~ly
presentation.
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debut in county
A Sunday afternoon propam. 11-
tmded by an audience of 32 (21 after
intmnission), provided the settina
for the premic:rc performance.. in Cills Oranae Count)' by the Southwest
Chamber Music Societv. in worts of
Debussy. Britten and Vazzana. , ... The program opened with two __ _
works of Debussy. which served to •••••••llliiliiliilllii introduce us to the exlraOrdinary
chambt't-music acoustics of San1.a 0om· Ana Hi&h-School. and some excellent was joined by pianist Alben t-
mUlicians. qua and tmoc MicWJ Seth. Tbc
woric opened .with born and lenOf A solitary ftute, played by Dorothy solos which sounded forced.
Stone. performed ~ssy's ·-sYT-.... _ fi inll. •• Recently. ~ beard a per-Later durina """ •.I'll movemmt. fonnanc:e ofth1s woric which utilized both soloisu relaxed and provided a mo~ natural~ pieasins sound. The a rc.verbcnuion device to give the remainina movements .~ distinct
nutesoundaddcddepth. Thiswasnot in styk . with moments of put necessary Sunday. as the haJI at Sanla u s · Ana High School provided a na1ural beauty. As thi_s ~the · · pmn~ · f · iti of the work. tt 1s new to your muc. reverberauon o sign 1cant propor-and it would be~ to hear it lllin. tions. ~ cd
Next up ·was Debussy's trio for After intermission, we~ treat
Oute. nola. and harp. in which Stone to Anthony Vazzana·s .. Wbi~~nd · ed b 1· J Kart' d Chants,·· with ~no Anrue Kim. was JOin ) "10 151 an in an flutist boro1hy1 Stone. violist Jan harpist Amy Shulman. The ftrst movement provided some interest-Karlin. hupist Amy Shulman. ptt-cussionists Karen &vin-~in& ing tex1ural combinations. in which and Tom Raney, and conductor Jeff
the flute and viola (in unison and von der SchmidL ·
l)arallel passages) took on the com-Vanana·s work was t.scd on the _
po$ite.sound of an English horn. wit · · and ffcred the lo'i\;er flu1e r:eJistcr mimicking the poetry of Jacob z.cithn. o ·
viola. In the third movement. tcx-tnlernlmg feats of rflythm and or-
tural in1erchangf'S between the harp dtcstration. thou&h one had to strain
· to find ettdiblc relationships between and Lhe viola (using a bounctng bow) the music and poetry. For example,
pro' ided another iltusory ayer-the music grotesquely distorted the lapping. . II f The first half of the concen con-flow of the poetry's hoes. A sense o
duded with Bnn cn's .. Hean of lhc meter was lost. Tbcrc WU. howcva. an oocasional moment when the Matter: .. based on the ~try of Edith music would manor an isolated word
1--S_n_" ..... e_ll_. H_o_m_i_st_J_e_ff_,_·o_ri_d_e_r_Sc_h_m_id_•_ or thought. It would be interesting to
read about what the composer in-RUFFELL'S tended. but 1he program notes told us
only to keep in mind lhc photoeraphy
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HAtWAU WINIOFF
--"Fer KeeJI"
It~ about Jtidrini around, no ~ff-.....,_
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professionals can become so ab-
sort>cd in the cso1cric that they lose
perspective on wha1 requires more
than a single hearing to appreciate.
Better program notes, or a ptt-
conccn lecture might have g.i~n one
a perspective from which to ap-
pm:-iate this work. but the South-.-cst
Chambc-r Music Society-chose not to
gi ,.e the audience the tools with whteh
to enJO) this obscure and bizarre
work.
By JEFf: WR.SON ._ ... , .... ,..,.,... __
HOLLYWOOD -"Three Men
and a Bab).·· an uneApectcd bundle of
JO' for Buena Vasta studios. kept
turnstiles spinning' igorousl~ despite
the bitter "-'ttkend cold that gripped
the nauon to remain atop the boA
office heap.
.. Three Meo... focusing on the
camaraderie bet~ttn bachelors Tom
Selleck. Ste~e Guttenberg and Ted
Danson. earned SS. I million last
~eockend. bringing its seven-~ttk
take to near!~· S9S million.
The surpnsc performance b) &he
Buena Va~la pic tures release
su~ssed the exceptional gross
tallied a )car ago at this ume when
'-Star Trek IV: The Vo~ Home~
accumulated S87 m1Uion in ns first
se"en wttks of release.
Despite foul weJther Fnda) and
Saturday throu&b most of the roun-
ll). the ToP. 10 films took in more
than S3Sm111ion 1n a heavy "ttkend
of mo' iqoina. • Jo~n Krier Of E.xh1b1tor· Relations
Co .• which comp\itn the box office
tally, also suges.lcd -people arc
picking up pictures they hadn•t had a
chance to sec earlier:· There ha'e
been no new entries in the Top 10 for
three weeks.
-Broadcast News.-stamng Wil-
liam Hun. Holly Hunter and Alben
Brooks in a movie about romance
and catttrs at a Washington tele-
vision station. was the nation·s No. 2
turnstile hit with half the take of 1he
box offi~ leader. The film took in
S4.3 million lfst\~cckcnd.
Eddie Mu.tl>hy"s raunchy conc:cn
film .. Raw'· was third. lurina U .9
million fora four-Wttt total ofne.ar1y
$40 million, while dircct0f-$tar
Danny DcVito"s .. Throw Momm.a
From The Train .. took fourth with Sl 7 million.
-stcvni St>edbcra's .. Batteries No1
.. -
I ncf udar and M ic'*'I ·DouaW ·
-wa11 Stlut •. ·~ fifth and sixth.
rnpectiveJy. _.lb lhc ~
movie tak1na in shabtly ~than the
S2.81 mallion tallied by-WauSout ... ..
.,
E bl• •••• -· ,.., ..
+
The nut t.brtt posiuons ia the
•'ttkly -oftitt deTby -.. Plues. Tmns. and AU10m0beln.." "'Ova-·
board .. and .. Fatal Attraction'" -
posted similar p-osteS or about Sl.64
million.
RoundJQI out the Top 10 wu -Empe~ ~ tM Sun" wit.a. SI.I
million.
• The box ~ P'OI& n ddcrmiocd
b) the unou11t of lictma l90Yic It.th dun ... tbr wtftad. ....,. .......
IUOnltt '*' Pri"iod .... Ille ""' of the wed. Stildiol ... * weftend boAoftlttao~-.wda •
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She didn ~t need fixing
DEAR ANN LANOEJlS: The let-
ter about repairmen who come to the
house &Otto me like few kt\Cn,..vc:
May I speak my piece?
I am a NaV) wi~. We do not o't'l\
our ov.-n home. We ~nt. The landlold
is rnponsibk for repairs. My hus-
band 1s very bandy and doesn't mind
fixing thmp. but it ~ms as 1fthe da)
he leaves, evcrythln& falls apaJL
When I call the 12ndlord about rtpaJr
j~bs. the.man actsas 1fl am bothering
him.
.. eV~r)OOC CACept his inotbtr. \\'hen
our mecung was postponed for the \
fo unb time. I began 10 suspect that
she didn't \Aiant her son to get
mamt<t. but I was wrong. Frank
final!) h plainfd that his mothe r has
a phobia aboot lea,·ing the house.
Also. she ttfuscs to be sttn b) an)one
other than the membcn -of her
immediate fam1h .
A few weeks ago the rcfngerator
quit cold. I had about S 100 wonh of
meat in the frttzcr and was frantic
that h -.ou:ld spoil. I calkd the
landlord and told him it was an
cmcrscncy. He sent a rq>a1rman v.ho
showed up after dark.
fa,or to all the "'''·cs ofscn·1~cn.
And 1f )OU haH aoy suggestions on
how IQ avoid these slcazcbaJtS I'd like
to hearthem.-VIRG IN IA0 BEACH.
Yesterda} I heard Frank speaking
to his mother o n the phorie. He made
a commef)t to the effect that ifs}le did
not attend our wedding he ~ould feel
\Cr) hun.
The first question out of the
repairman's mouth was. '"Is )Our
husband home?"' When I told him
that m) husband was in the Na'>· the
big ape said .. You must be lonel).
Ho v.°""wauld lOU_ like to go into the bedroom~
DEAR VA.: WM11 , .. att es,ttt·
lq a repairmu make •re tbt , ..
are fw.Uy •ruM4 WM9 ~ arrives. Be
cerjla) ~t IMut.asllke. U ~ makes
u y impreper n&lfttlea• ... ~YC:S
laapProprtately, alt Ide ao leave ucl
80tify ~ ..,aien imme41a&ely. No
womu s._.. llavete,.t sp will tk
garba~e YH clacribff.
'-' ould It be possible for her to
attend a gathcnng that would include
75 peo ple. man~ of v.hom she had
ne,er met befon:"
I am trul\ baffied and need )Our
guidance. -~ Y. DILEMM..\.
DEAR LEM: Fraat'1 met.lter w
agorapllobia. n11 cu be • severely
disabliD1 Ulaff1 ucl keep a persoe
"91eboact pennuntly. If die is
mnrilU.& (or uableJ a. go for
conseliag, I rtt0mmailA two books
by Dr. Claire Weeku: .. Pe.ace From
NervOGs S.fferiag" u4 "Hope ud
Help for Lite Nerves." Cltttt Lite
libra.r) ud boebtores.
• • •
It just bums me up that while m)
husband 1s out there nslcing his hfc for
his counlt). jerks like this try to get it
on -...th his wife.
DEAR AN • Li\ DERS r m 30
~can old and m) fian«' 1s 31 Our
"eddmg 1s planned for Februa~
1988.
I hooc )Ou ""ill pnnt m) letter as a
"'f rank·· has met ~'eral members
of m~ fam1I~ since -.e staned daung a
~ear ago I ha'e met his fam1h
FrWay, Juury 15
ARIES (March 21-April 19): Dreams will be
transformed into re--------------
aht1es -current
cyck h1&hhgh\S min-
aJina o(fantas) v.i th $
acuality. SpotJight YDIEY
on crcat1v1t). ro-
mance. intensified OUll personal rela -
tionships. Jou~·1s ••••••••••••• ahead.
TAURUS (April 2~May W ): Study Aries message for
valuable hin.t.. Individual. previously indifferent. v.111
provide key to profiL Love rclauonsh1p intensifies. Lunar
pos1uon accents monay of others.. possible 1nhenten~.
GEMINI (Ma) 21-fooc 20): You'll brnk ne-.
sround. favorable pqblictty will attend efforu. Spothght
on uruque apccmcou, contracts.. legal affairs.. mantal
status. Take 1ruuauve . h1&Jtli&ht onpnaht) and danng.
CANCER (June 21~July 12).: Study Gemini message
for .. aluablc binL racucal methods sucettd 1f combined
"11h 1nnovauve procedures. lmpnnt st) le. anicu~te
feelings to ··special" member of opposite sex. Displa~
cou~.
LEO (Jul) 23-Aug. 22): Follov. through on first
impressions.. Fotus on intuiuon. famil> reunion. char-
isma. pen.onality, ~x appeal. You'll have opponumt) to
d1spla) uqiquc talents. sho-.mansh1p. Can~r nat1 .. •e 1n
picture.
VIRGO Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Hlghhght ,·ersauht~.
humor. st)lc. design. ab1ht) to communicate ideas in
cntcrutnin& manner. Lona ranJt prospecu come into focu~ could include propen) Gemini. Sagattanus pla~
roln.
UBll.A (Sept. 23-0ct. :?2) Rclatne 1s smcert but
could be misinformed. Ptans subject to tt\ 1S1on. Knov. 1t.
be read) to tt\ 1e-.. rebuild. to consider relocation. Mone)
m 1stal e b> one close to )OU sho uld be taken in stride.
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-No'. 21 ): Accent o n change.
tra"el 'anet~. fl1ruuon. Gain 1nd1catcd through '4Tltten
word. Focus on pa) men ts, collections. ab1lit) to locate
t aAJCles.. Gemini. Vargo. SagJttarius prople figure
prom1nendJ~.
SAGmARJUS (No' 22-Dtt-. 21): Major changes
ocrur at home. most prove fa,·orable. Timing. Judgment.
intu1uon a« all on target. Moon in your sign accents
1ndiv1duaht~. charm. sex appeal Taurus. Llbn arc in
picture
CAPRICORN (Deb. 22-Jan. 19): Maintain aura of
m .. ster). glamor. Be d1scrttt. realize that confidenual
1ntormauon must be kept that Wll). A.\Otd temptation to
do otheN1~. V1s1t 1nd1v1dual confined to home or
hMp1tal. .
AQUARIUS (Jan. :?~Feb 18> Sudden surge of
populant) h&ghhghts Sttnano. Your Stn'tces are sou&ht.
an' 1tauons are rccc1 .. ·ed. spenaJ v.1U!es are fulfilkd
t:uhze po1o1.ers of persuasion Mone) picture bnght. ~ou
could "'in contesL
PlSCES<Fcb. 19-March :?01· What had bttn a burden
1s transformed into an as.set Focus on rarttr. asp1ra11ons.
ab1ht~ to de.al suettS.Sfull~ v.1th people in positions of
authonl). You'll pm added rttogn1uon. poss1blt
pro mouon.
IF JANUARY 15 IS YOUR BIRTHDAY ,o·u ha'<'
unusual' 01ce. poSStSScharm. ~n be sclf-1hdulgent. could
ha\C .. sv.eet tooth.-Taurus.. ubra. Scorpio people pla)
important roles m )Our hfe Ma1or domestic adjustment
takes . place this )car. could include actual change of
res1dente or mantaJ status. Mo ne) comes from surpnsc
sou~. financial picture "111 be bnghtcr than ong,inall~
anticipated pec1al terms due to be defined m Janua~
Februa~ and :"ljo,ember 1o1.11l also be memorable for ~ou
this ~car
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Complete te6e¥talon rtattnga In Sunday'a TV P9iot-
In basketball, nobody's No. ~
Q \\h~ don't an) basketball pla~
crs e'er v.ear the numenls I or :r
\ To a' 01d con fusion OffiC1als u~ finger signals -one finger or tv.o
fingers -v. hen th~ call foul '\hots
Or so one e\pen tells me
A trainer ofca1s sa's ifs al"a's 1he
female cat.ne'er tht ·malr 1ha1 Sta ns
a fight
Q In ~our llSl of beauuful ~It
namt>s.. \OU left OUI Hav.a11 \la.ssa-chu~ltS0and .\labama
.\ Too man' mainlanders sllll
arRuc Jbout e\acth ho-. 10 sa'
Hav.a11 To d~h,er \tassalhu~ns..
~OU nC('(i a lifetime of patnOllC pnde
plus prad11.e .\labama rrqu1r~ a
drull'l roll and at kast s1 \ chet'rkadcrs
to g1,c ll the 'Cr'e It d~f'~
Q \1~ granddad sa\S ht "'as a
grov.n man before ""~bod~ e'er
crosst'd the har.i 10 a motor' eh1cle
Is that nghf'
.\ It he -.as grov.n b~ 192~ 1t"s
nght .\ French e\ped111on aboard
cra"'k r tradors that 'C'3r -.~nt from
.\lgend 10 T1mbuLtu 10 :Oda~~ l "ntal
then .. T 1mbul..t1.1 had be-en thought of
gcncralh JS the m(l'\I ma~1ble
plac-e in the "''-~rld
L ~ to be people bothered t-'
uµrttte \m"l..e lh~ not to com-
plain 'o" people not rcall~ bothered
b~ u gartth: smol t ch~ to com-
plain an,v.a~ So obsef'es a st\lckm
of hum.rn lxha,1or 1o1.ho sa's -.,_
nghtC'OUS \.3U~ IS more sa\;~ lfl!
than nico un<' and about as addtC"
ln e -
Q WMn co"'bo~s out 1o1.nt •tn:
gcumg S31 a month a centu~ a .
hov. much '"'ere laborers bad. n •
ma I.. mg"
.\ .\bout tht !Mlme
It's war • us.against the machines
If there 1s one thing that aJI
Amencans share. 1t 1s their frus-
tration ""1th machines. TechnolOI}
has become the cataJ)st for our anger.
the ob!cct of our ''1okncc and the
bane of our vef) eA1stcncc.
We gel a busy signal on the phone
--.-c slam the phone down into the
cradle. A cup fails to fall from a
vendi ni machine and the cofTtt LS lost
-we kick iL A parking mc-ter refuses
to ~stcr our dime -we take 1t b)
Mow
the throa1 and tr) to pull It out of the
ground.
And machines c:kstne e'en bit of ab~ the) ~t. The) don't lcno" their
placnand the) ·re ~n1ng out ofband.
Just last v.ttk a v.oman pushed to
the cd~ v.--rotc me. Mrd love to join
)OU at a tax-free ~minar on a sand)
beach -an) whtf"C -to discuss my
uo~c. The clock cont rols the heating
clement on m). StO\'e. This is the
T HIRD time 1t burnt out. I do not
wish to bu\ a founh one. I ha~ a
fl) ina pan. 1 ha\c an electric skilkt. I
ha\·e an hibachi that I USC I lot in tbt
summer.
-ii I had the m~OC). I would ha .. e
the O\"en remo"ed and pUt .in sbdvt"S..
After a hard
day at
work ...
It'• Tia• To lteli1; Here'• boW:
l . Sit .... iD your IMortte dMair.
2. TU. off '1f14ll .....:
& ...... =. 4. IAt it out. 6. &&mt ..... Dmly Pilot.
Call TCMIQ for
B•••Dell"'7
842-4383
. . \-
..
The cupboards~ m uch too small
and too dttp. The StO\ c IS made IO
Los .\ngrles and the hell v.n h them
too.-
This letter makes a lot of sense to
those of us ""ho ha'c dealt -.uh
mach1nn. '-' c on~ came from the
ccmetef) and <Acre follov.ing the car
carn.1ng the berea'ed family. When
the hne of cars came to a stop. -.e
realized th~ long blad. hmo h'lld
gouen a flat -on the wa~ home from
the ccmeter\. '-' e put up wuh a lot
from machine-s. but I found that
absolute!~ tasteless..
On another occaswn. m' mother ~'Cnt to one of th<>K automauc banl
tellen to cash a check. The machine
che'<'ed up her check beyond rerog-
mt1on and ttfuscd to gl\'C her the
monc} she had asked for This 1s m}
mother "c'rc talking abouL Later. I
marched O\ er to the machine and
beat the buttons out of 1t and .. clled.
-Wb) don't \OU peck on somrone
B RIDG[
"orth-South ,uJnerat-1~ \\ t't
deal'i
'ORTH
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l. hit .... ...
Plil ...
... hit
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Optniej leld: J1ek of • •
\ E\'CD ~ ctiMlrft about bo•.
10 bid a -...ct .nt• a loQa. uront
sun. ~ ~ i• aumna tM -ca. la edie•ct, -4 biddt•
~. OllMn fawr ~*91
..cit • PGIRHI M tM r1r11 OfPOI'•
~. Md llill GCMQ at..i0CMt I •
illl ilt ... • .... as IN •1t ia the liM9Pt Of • ... tM ~K1.
®ubltd.
\10k\t • , •h •
)Ourov.n .igt".
One mon:' '>IO~ and I prom•~ r 11
make m~ point .\ r~arch C'Cnter 1i"i
:-..onhcrn C aJ 1ium1a actualh housed
a group of anthropo1~1,ts ~ho v.ert
~tud\lng tht' 1n!l·racuon bet\\ttn
humans and ma.-h 1nc\ \\ c'rt tailing
sucn 11 fie people hae \\ht' ha' e s.ttn
11 all Hov.c' t"r, "h~n their 'ending
malh1nt malfu~t1on('(l and had to
be n.-mo' ed from the lab. It -.-as noted
that It had bet'n l 1cl ('(l thrtt 11mes
• \1 ~ po10l 1s that o' trpopulating the
tanh doc~ not bnng about ~1olencc
and unr~t -ma.-han~ are doing
that and \Ct the~ l~p coming out
"1th ne'"' on~ · rne machines arc
actualh mobile no\\ and others ha'e
the ab1i11' to tall ba.-
.\s God 1s m' \\ 1tnes~. "'hen the da'
comes that I pu1 a quancr m10 a cotTtt
mJch1ne and It pours scald mg cofTeoe
all 0' er m) foot and begins to laugh.
that I'> the da~ I v.111 test the JU<hc1al
S) stem to its hmll~
CHU LES
GllEI
ACROSS
1 Rhythm
6 Lumps
10 -and cons u Old-woman•Sll
15 Pods kin
16 Fuvush poem
17 Funny pwson
18 Reserw
20 Lamb"s mom
21 AdJ9CbYe
suffix
23 Furniture
wt*9I
2• M* an.ma
25 Span.sn
wtlS1
26 ContrapllOn
30 Sc:cns
3' Modi;
35 Of p(anes
37 -Mar .1:al1f
38 He was Lal
39 P.::e
'1 tb'9e P9f1
Q RiveriUe
43 !=ront
~ Cokwed
~ Shopll11
'8Ha lii1 IS '50~
S2 M.a.dy IU'f
S3~0f
56 Gale)'~
57----60 SaYory I
2 3 '
17 \.ll h< alter "l'>Ol'I \\ha~ huk
~~'UI the .lUd!Qn .lppt"al\ t\) "'"IC\·
ef\,..,n<' t-1J a' 1f th<'~ ""n-e too an1 at 20
an a1.:t' m'-'re 1h.10 tht'\ htldt. tht
'm.al out"°'"'mc 'a r .. :u1t~m1 lof
ulh . .ahh,..,u gb M dcHlopcJ a ft"'
'f.1\ ha.Ir" until h< ~Ot a hm~ or
Jumm'
[~,, ... on the •iN m, uh t t
a..Y "'f •rad~ .anJ 'h1t1eJ m club
Dc\.luer on ~J ,~ hnJ tt.c t' I
trum~ to (&nJ \'Ut .at'Ou1 l~ ~-0
brca • LN•m_ nc 1rump t~md· a. dt\:brer ~ tht' a~< ol d.ia ·
m'"nd and narfC'J a:,\fi.amOnd high,
fdlin the quttn. fler mtmna
'1.lllDID) b:\ o'cnalma t~ ~en t'f
'Nm •lth l~ ccn. d«tam ruf'Ttel
uoct-tr diamond, thi' u mc drop-
.,.... atw k°'8 UJ ~una up tM
JK •
h wai uaw to kaJ the \-atttul
Pft1it!\~ tbrtt ol tnunP' ta the JA·
62 F rendl nver
6' Urnnteresting
65 -HOI semen
66 Fn.111
6 7 Ceremon)'
68 Sh41dows
69 Atterward
DOWN
, Staff
2 PW\ty Obs
3 Duration
4 Htgl'I pnesl
5 N.,-rated
6 l(lf'ld ol 5*
-USSR at}
8 ()nit pw1
9 Segment
10 Reali)' Q\10.
11 Smaff one
12 -II' I -1'1"8
13 Prophet
19 Fr-of'll
22 ReccMlired
V'1'181lty
2• tnose
25 Footpnnt
26 ~tions
27 ~
28 T• Iii)'
29 Montdters
31 Pravert>
32 Peevey
33 ~ •
36 Altems&e ao Goddess ol
dlacOJ'd
s
bk' f r. That pro~idcd t~ mtey .tn:-4'--t--~
fOf ct«larC'I' "> ta t '" do d1,.
canh on tht Queal ol \pl<b and • ~.....__a...;.._.__
s-;k f 4jjbi t male h1 !lam.
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56Gwden~
57 Next to ...uii;:
S8 HerWdic
beenng
59 S..•ege
61 AlptiJe -
63~h01el
10 , , 12 3
by Bii Keane
"They aJI ran after the farmer's
wife! She cut off their tails
with a carving knife!"
by Brad Anderson
"It's odd ... you·re the only one of the
Winslows who takes taxis:·
PEANUTS
-...
GARFIELD
I I I I . ~
DRABBLE
R08&18R08E
1F '{OU SIT Slf T'-'E
CURS LOOKIN6 SAD
SOMETIMES SOMESOO'r'
WlU COME ALON6 AND
TOSS VOlJ A COOKIE ...
•
UfSWEOUT by Kevin Pope BLOOM COUllTY
GAMIN AND PATCHES
-....... ~,'
,,. PICKET
U~.'LEIB
JOffJ IT, p~S!
The magnetic field
DENNIS THE MEN:ACE
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NOT wrnwor
RISK ...
by Haok Ketcham
l
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by Charles M. Schulz
COCONUT! SLEAM ! !
'
FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE
~ rr oor-s1c:e.
-'t JUDGE PARKER
,., IT'S ONE THING TO LIE TO ME . BUT'
DON'T u e ro YOURSEL~ !-:~RA I I 'M
CONVINCED THAT YOU \...>\N'T STOP
ORIN KIN6 WIT HOUT
by Jim Davis
WHO'S PLAYIPK:f?
l 'M PtC.KJ Hu
OUT VrTAMI~
by Tom K. Ryan
by Pat Brady
PROFESSIONAL JEFF, I KNO W
HELP' I CAN I
. .
ACf<JAU.4 I 11HtNK I fQND
OF 6£f-Off ~ WN6 Pl/)~!
DOORSSBURY by Garry Trudeau
'
by AddiSOfl
by Lynn Johnston
t£. tfll:S1b ~•<lAXlftTfW)CllC»I.
by Jeff MacNelty
by Harold Le Doux
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THURSDAY. JANUARY 1•. 1988
~~ B(Jom's ter.m off with a bang
Local ~
students
·-letter
perfect
Asonc whoisa1osec ... lousi ...
IOUS) speller.">¥ hat is off to th~
winners of the ninth annual Santa
Ana RowyClubOrangeCounty
High Schqol Spelling Cont~.
!be 36 students representing
public and private high schools
first panicipatcd in a'prclimina:ry
contest-Of i-µTiuen words.. Ibr_
top 15 students then v.ent to the
final oral spell-off.
K,...MeLeeofCap1strano
Valle) emerged as the first-place
v.i nnerb) successfull) spelling-
lasque and d)'speps1a.
Local finalists to receive kudos:
Dori Beelef',£'osta Mesa High
School: and K.u.DPllamo(
Huntington Beach High School. • • • The Screening Committee of
Newport-Mesa school board president ·
welcome with protests. recall threats
By JOYCE BODLOVICB °' .. ..., .......
In early December whtn J im de
Boom was inst.ailed as presl(knt of
the Nev.1>0n-Mesa Unified School
District Board of Education. tk
mtttiflg room was not filled to
Officer's .·
dedication
pay s off
")
By JOYCE BODLOVICB °' .. ..., .......
-sieve ~milh's volunteer •·ott
has pa.id off.
He no.,.. has a plaque wtUcb
reach. -cost.a Mesa Polioc Depart-
ment Rese.-..tOfficerofthCYcar ...
for Outstanding and Dediated
Sen ace to tht Costa Mesa Police
Dcpanment.'"
apaot) wnh .... cu-.... 1shtts.. Instead,
angn. ttachcn came in mass 10
prottst the temu of thc1r present
contract nqot1atfons.
The second mcct1n&, too, was no
bed of roses for de Boom.
Communt1) memben incensed
O\ er the decision to swap Corona dcl
.. 1 am stiJJ a lmlc btt in awe. -said
Smith. a 6-year rt'SCf'Vt offictt with
the deoaruntnt .. Therc are prob. ab!~ 12 gu)s more deserving than
mt. To me n's a pan-umc job. a
communtt) sen ace Job. I never
upttted 10 set an}lh•~ out of 1t
exct"pt personal sat1sfactJon.--n
·The 43-)car-old Smith. a fonntt
Costa Mesa resident wbq.now lJvcs
m Trabuco Can)on. 1s a fuU-umt
product design tnpnccr for a
computer com pan) an Orange. But
for tM last 10 )ears he has
\Oluntttrcd hundreds of hours.
.. 'l thout pa). as a re-serve officer
first v.1th tht Orangt Count)
Shenffs Department and curttnll)
V.'lth the Costa Mesa Pohcc Depart-
ment His ..... 11tngncss to •one 1n
time of nttd pushed him to lM
forefront of lhe selccuon process.
-sit' e put 1n ipproximatel)
1.000 hours in 1987.-said Costa
Mesa Pohcc Set Dick Dcfran-
Mar and ~~pon Harbor High
School pnnc1pals Jammed into thc
mttttng room -somt armed .... tlh
threats of rttall
-1 .,..ondtr ""hal 1s f 01ng to hap~n
at m) third mttung". ·de Boom satd
"The e'ening I .... as msi.alled as
Pf't'S1dcn1 m~ v.1ft d1dn·1 kno.,..
..,.hctM1 to olT~r congratulauons Of'
condolences ··
Throupi 11 all. though. de Boom
has mamtamed "'hat ht calJs a pos1t1H~ at\Jtudt
··1 wasn·1 awa~ .,..c .,..·ould have
contro,·crs) arou~ these 1ss~.~ M
s.a1d .. Some of tM letttn and calls I
gtt arc from 'tf1 thoughtful pcopk
and a f~ ha-.c bttn ptl"§Onall~
atuclung kjnd of stuff But I am an
opum1suc -.)OU discuss problems
and usuall~ Lhmg.s .,..ork.s out -
~ Boom 'U$ first dttted JP the
school board m 1983 and ran again.
unoPP<>SCd. m 1987
··ttus 1s m~ first tunc as school
(Pleue .ee og BOOM/82)
Fountain Valley
hospital expansion ~'.
right on schedule
Project designed to
offer area's seniors
best in health care
By JONATHAN \'OLZltE ... ..., .......
ConstrucUon ts on schedule for
Founwn Valle~ Reiional Hospital
af'd Medical Centers SS S m1lhon
txpans1on that will add a fourooSto~
I S~bcd slt1lled-nurstn& faohl} to tht
med1caJ center
The project 1s expected to be
comp1eted 1n Janua~. but .... ,11 not
alter current opcrauons at the :28~
bed hosptt.al spolleswoma.n Sheila
Holbda).
Holhda) said thc addmon wiU be garcd to treat lhc Orarl!t Coast's
grov.,ngcommunll~ or snuor ouzcns
and pro' idccon,alcsttnt care. ph~s•·
cal thcrap~. occupauonal lherap} and
~lhcnp).
•
slulled-nursmg beds 1n Fountain Val-
le' b~ that ~ear hospital offinahsau1
.. Ha' ing the slallcd-nursmg faoht}
on sue &I' es lhe hospital a means to
channel tht flo.,.. of pauent.s and 10
control the qualn~ of care provided:·
said Ptter ztL.rcn' 1, ctuef exccuu' e
officer .. Fount.am· Val~~ Reg>ooaJ
Hospital and Med1caJ CcntCT ~
com maned 10 pro' 1dmg the highest
qualn~ health care a' a11fbk -
Holhda' said lhe add1uon WJll
make Fou'nt.am \ alle) Reiional one
of the "'1dts1-rang1ng medical facth-
llts in Orang Count)
"\\-t art dcfinneh full sen,ce for
JUSt aboufr, ~thini, •· ~olhda~ said
··" e handk 1t all n~t for bums
anc organ transplant~·:
Holhda' added that Fountain Vai-le~ has no plans 10 pull out of the
suut's trauma ne1..-.of'k for cnucalh
tnJurt'd pautnts.. as SC\ cral Los .\n·-
gtlcs Count' hospitals ha'e ~n
forced to do because ofdccbning st.alt
fund mg..
the St.ate Board ofEducation
selected I 2 high school juniors
who will compete for a one-year
appointment to the board which
begins in Jul). The commmec
members re,·1ewcd more than 200
applications submitted from·
around the state. The next step for
the I::! sem1-final1sts lS the Annual
Conference of the California
School Boards Assoctauon next
month. The students will be
judged and tated b) their peers
v.hoarcstudcnt reprcscntauvcs
on local boards of education.
Through this process. the I l
students will be reduced to six
finalists. The students will then be
interviewed b' the full state
Board ofEdueauon. The board
members "ill select three stu-
den ts -and Gov. George Dcu-
kmeJ1an will then appcnnt one of
the three finalists to the board: the
appointment issubject to con-
firmation b) the Senate. The
srudenl member has full voting
and panicipation rights on the
State Board foraoneyeartenn.
(Pleue w SlllTB/82) 8teft Sm.ltla pn.dly dlmplaJ8 Im atranl.
~cconhng to the Orange Count~
Health P\anrung Cou0C1l. more than
30.000 ~mors arc e7.pcctcd to reside
in Founwn Valle~. Hunungton
Bcach. \\ cstmmstcr and Seal Bcach
b~ 1990. The COUnC11 has projttted a
nccd fo r more than 360 addmonaJ
Fouown \ allc' RegJo~I •~
ph) s.u.:an-ov.ncd. So llS fuodJq
comts from the o""ne~ -not publ"
foundauons.. as art man) faobucs
The enurc cost of the npansion is
being paid for b) tht ph)~at..ns. as
v.ell
Fountain \all~ RC"gJon.al o pcncd
tn 19"'1 '
('
Local semi-finahsrs include:
NoraLiqeois. Manna High
School. who ea med a stra1gh t-.\
record.and recc1ved dis-
tinguished scholar recognition in
both her f rcshman and ·
sophomore )cars. She pursues
student go,·emmenl, 10 pohtjcs to
athleuc-s: Meluie McGee, Manna
High School. has been an honor
roll student since 1979. She has
received special recogniuon for
her effons in science. foreign
language and performing ans. • • • A ITENTIO all USC faM.
County fair
beefing up
proniotion
By JOYCE BODLOVlCH
Of ............
Btlhe Han is prepared to ansv..cr
the questJon ... ··Where's the beef:
In COnJunct1on v.1th the 1988
Orangt Count~ Fair in Costa Mesa.
this ~car ulled. ··ettfin' It Up.-Han
.... 111 '1s1t local schools and orpnaa-
llons educaung )OUnfters on tM
supnsing uses of bee by-J)f'oducts
such as phannaceullcab.. housthold
items. electrical products and rubber
products..
Queen of Networking
has become guru of
prime-time palav er
BJ J OYCE BODLO\l CB ... ..., .......
\\ t ha' t w Quttn of England. thc
Quttn of Denman -and the Queen
of. tt.,..or1cmg.
-Someone once said I v.as ubi-
quuous.:· sht laughing!) recalled -1
.,..asn•t sure 1fl had bttn insulted unul
I lookC'd up lhe "'Ord and found out at
meant 10 be e' ~.,..he~ at the same lime.... ·
Mark your caJcndars for Jan. 24
for the second annual scholarship
fund-raiser fo r local students and
friendsof USC. The intent of the
gro up is to suppon academic.
cultural and a thletic programs.
The cvtn t will be held at the Red
Onion Restaurant located at •
PC1cr's landing on Pacific Coast
Hi&h wayin Huntington Harbor
from l to 4 p.m. The activities will
incl udc dancing and a.Jive concen
from mcmbcrsofthcTrojan
Marchi ng Band.
Han.a Vall~ Park rn1dent. isontof
the nauon's most authoriiauvc
speakers on the subject. She has
lrl' clcd throughout the Soutb•-nt
IJ V1 ng IC'Clures and vuall ng loc::a.1 Catn
speaking on thc imponuoc of b)-
;>roducts in our evef')'da)' lives. Her
wor1c has also been C1ted in the
ConcrcssiooaJ Record.
Blllle Bart. abown wttla a pie ftl•e ued ID heart transplants,
will be rialtiDC local c1umOoms da.rm. the nut few mon tlaa
to promote tile Oraace Comity Fair'• tlac;me ''Beefln' It Up ..
Susan ·-Lmn. a 't"'pon Bcach
rt'Sldcn t and frttla nee pu bhc rela · uons v.ntcr. saJd she v.-as dubbed lhc
nct"'ort queen because ofthc SO to 60
group funcuons sht atttnds monlhl~
.. It 1sa fun win lOcrcate \ 1sab1lll\.'.
she saui ··~e1v.orkt0g iS the
buzzword of lhc 1980s. It 1s thc most
d1rttt and tffcctl't' v.-a\ to makt
bu.si'OC"SS conlaCU.. su' 'Currenr on
1ndustr) trends and ~nerall~ ~~P
~our ear to the ground ~et.,..or1cmg is
the Sm&J'l ..,. .. , to do business because
people deal .;"llh lh~ tht') ltnov. ..
(Pl••-81'11DSJll'T8f91)
Accordiu to Han. her dcc1Sion to
educate }Ouog people about tM
benefits ckrl\ed from h't-stod camt
about •lxn. as a 4-H kadcr. shc
•'atcbcd }Ounasten facx the trauma
of i:-n11~1 wilh an anunal at sale ume.
The 4-tt and Future Farmm of
Amcna (FF A) )OUOpters' projCCU
include spmdjna several months
c:Kb )ear cariq for a steer. lamb or
pig.
.. It 1s bard for the )oungstcr to
accept his animal v.111 soon become
hamburgrr or steak," she sald.
Han said she bepn teach1n& her 4-
H members how csscnt~l fi\'CSlOCk ts
to manofactunng ltf~sa~·mg med1-
cme along w1tb common grocencs
and household nems.
Han h.a.s made count) fam and
h' ts tock shov. s htr pn ma') targel for
infonning the pubh\ about the sul>-
j('("t
"I lo'e the fairs bccau~ one has
the opponuntll~ to come 1n conlaC't
v.1th the consumer and share with
them the fantastic hst of b~ -produru
that l .. ome from bed". sheep and
S""tne -~ht said .. It IS reaJI\ a OC"
{Pleue eee r AiR/82)
Lino has h,·C'd up to hc-rrcgal 1m•
b) publishing an 1nformall't'
netv.orkina book v.1th more than
aroups and assocuuons llut m~t
Sua.nLlDD
rcgularh m Orangt Count\.
Inside its bnght red ·co .... n-tM
·· Dut-cto~ of Oran,e Count~
...;ttv.orlmg OrpntZauons.. has a
(Pteue eee gug&1'{JJ2)
Mesa food drive to benefit Food Distribution Center
Tbc Pacific Ch1ropnctic Center ,.,u spomor a food
dmc Saturday to bencfi1 2°' needy ~ Count)
11Cncies terVed by the county's Food Oi.suibulJGD C.mter.
• Or. Larry M. MQOft and Or. Kun Johnson will
provide com~ dliropnctic terVica in csdwwe for
two ens of food at the crater. 2l60 ~ •vcf: Call ~2200 for lborc inbmatioe or to tc:Mduk an
eppoint:mmL
Needleworli ta& for DAR
-womm Urutcd Tlll'ollb Ne 1 A: wcwt .. wil be tbe
topic of~ IO ht pmmleCI Saturday by the Clan
8anoo c....., of die 'llqa ter• ol tbe AtnenQn
Revoluuoa.
...,.. "-lry. .-....,_. ror lbr •Uonal
toeiet)'. will~ die ..... at 9::JO LID. al Mcrcw 'f
S.viap ... Laa.7112~.A~.Hwa ..... lmdl.
Call 197-9766 tor addi•·a iMl ldJnnatioa.
Am-·
Graduatt Records Eum1nalioo (GRE) 111t1l1 be presented
Saturday at National Unffcrsity in l1"·1nc-.
Eliubdh Stebbins. a past 'itt pntdent of an
c1ttutiv7e search firm,,. will conduct lhc forum, enmkd
"'GRE Test Preparation." from 9 a.m. to • p.m. at the tdH>ol. I E.&ccuu~ Orclc. ~ siemina,I' will assist
pmtlcit'91l1S _tn_ obwnu .. the muunwn Int 1COrcs that
rcGcn ~.com~ and still
For more an formauoa and dctal ls on ft1J.5lration. c.Wl
the un1vcrs1t) 's Department of'ContJnuin& Education at
2SO.S292.
WA VBS nteran• plO potluck
Golde9 West U nu ll ofWA YES Nauonal.a womcG
vctaw• orpDaz.abOn. wall host • poc.lud b&Dcbeoo
Satwdly at lbr Seal 8e8ch la.aft Wond CommWlit)
Rooa.
Tk cwat.is ~DC'd *I l:lO ._..and all fonDcf womca ~,of the Ka ~as -NaV). Coat o.rct alld w.incs -aft UtvileCI. can M-..e Colben.
PftllllClnt.119)7..0 1 n b mfOnnabon llld rat:n'lrions.
Upper Bay tour -1•ted
Frtt. guided "aJklng tours of Upper , ewpon 8a)
•111 be offered b~ the-Fnmd.s of ewport Ba) Saturda).
stamng at 9 a m . at the comer of East Bluff [)riq and
Back Ba' Road
ToUr grops .,..111 lca'~ e''tt) IS minutn or so until
IO: 30 a m. Tlfe nc' t tour is scbcdWed for Fd>. l 3.
Wooden boat panel forming
The comm lltee for the secQDd aanual Newport 8ead't
Wooden Boat Fcsu.. a1 ts C'WTCDtly bri111 fonMd. Those
1ntCTCS\cd should calJ Joe l)'DD at the ~'POI' H.arbof ~mba or Commctte. 644-1211. or ManMll Slttk 11
67S-1 J7.
•
\
bold 1is annual sho ..... -t"rospcctor·s ~:· Lhts
•'cd .. t>nd a t thc Elcctnc:al Wo~en· Hall. 3221 W. Ftrst t
Santa -\na..
Hours oflM exhtb1non arc Saturda) from I 0 Lm to
8 p.m. and Sund.a~ from 10 a.m 10 6 p.m . .\dmtSS1on 1s
frtt and pnzeg .... ,u be a•'Vdcci Call Janet tkydrn at
"'6-43 9 for mo~ informauon. -Tutoring tral.nlng offered
The South C out l.Jtcrat'\ C OU net I •'ill beSi D tlS I 91
traimng SCSSK>ns this month. stan1na S.turda~ at the
Lutbcnn Church of the Cross 1n I.Acuna Hills from 9 L m
to ooon.
Otbct classes •1ll bqJn Jan 15 at the Un.ned
Met.bodlSt Church an lo'lne.. and at t11a dd Obispo m'
San Ju.an Cap.stn.no ltattlQI Feb. 20 The • llWGS arc
bdd W«kJ) for SU C'OOSC'C'Ull\~ Wftb and funbet
mformauon tSa'ailab6t at 49 -11
1Fomea'• traaaltlon taD Mt :·
"
Plano 's aft museum design
ex'pected bymilst to begrand
a1 VIDADEAN ... ...,...... .
Italian arrl\1iect ...._ Plue us
lbt mr lasa v.eek at a rttept1on an the
Balboa waterfront home of, .. , ~nd ....... ,.
Oott to iOO supporter$ of lhe
Newport Harbor An Museum
plhtted (and waaed for more than
an hour due to a scheduling m1Jt-up)
to mttt the man "ho v.111 design the
mUstum's nc-w S:?O m1lhon facdtt~ at
MacArthur and Pacific Coest High·
V.'a)'.
Fonunatel), hors d·oueucs "'ere
f*ntiful dunng the penod the crov.d
an.uousl) awaited Piano's am, al. ··1
met him last night at a dinner 1n the
.museum. He's v~ nice.-$Cl1d Pam
GeWswJa. "ho "as on the architect
sclectt0n committee. ··When I sa"'
che De Menil Collecuon ~ustum he
designed in Houston. be had m~ '01e -~building is e\qu1s11e:· she said
··: -For contempora~ an he'!. a·
:-· n ius.. •• said Bob MeLaia.
• S. -nc commmee choice ot an
rchitcct was bnlhant. I thml." ..aid
•.Pat Neissu. ··1 ne,er miss ~01ng to ~is Pomp1dou Centre "hen I'm in
·'!Paris." ·
: .. Comments on Piano'!. pa~t "'ork!>
·;and hopes forthe upcoming one here ~continued unul .. He'!. here.. "a~
>announced. • f Piano am'ed "uh companion ~MariaTettta Toffuoand collaborat· 1 u,g archnects Shoji lsllJda and Maril:
<Cami from his Genoa office and ,.,
enganttr Pe&n Rb, ~ho bas v.Ott~
v.1lh him on man) prOJCCU.. ~ wcre att0mpanicd b) musrum dartt·
lOf ~· C-., Ind •ife S--.
.... , e b«n lookina at othtt
arcllitec..1utt in this area toda). We
"ere in San D1qo to stt t~ Salk
Institute and La Jolla Museum and at
the librar) in San Ju.an Capistrano
(~1gned b) Midael Graves) ... sajd
Piano 3S guC'SlS pthered around. (He
sa1d his name 1s pronounced JUSt like
1he mus1caJ mstrument and admitted
people often male Joke-s about 1t.)
Later. standing on the sta1~.
Piano ~1d to 1he group. ·-r,e ~n in
\;c"' pon Beach for thrtt da~ s and
knov. I .... ,11 be doing something
different than I ha,ee,erdone before
be\aUSC oh our ~rcat clunate and the
beautiful gttal site ll looh hke a ne~
challenge for me··
.\fter his last statement. the stereo
(turned on b~ m1stale) sudden!~ SC'nt
out a fanfarl' of mu!>1c bnnging a roar
of laughter from the listeners.
Follov. mg P1ano·s mtroducuon b~
Rogue Hemlc~ president of the
museum board of trusttts. and his
tall . those at the rC'C'Cpt1on had thr
opponunn~ to chat "'tth the
.irchitd't.
.\lso the opponun11~ to '1rn the
huffct for hot soup sencd 1n bread
bo"' Is. steal d1ane. chicken breasts
and a '')net~ of salads and fruits
catt'rc.-d b~ T urmp Rose !The~ ha' e
thl.' neat~! sel' 1ng tra~s for stand-up
dining -hea' ~ plasur tra' s "Ith
COD\ en tent CUlOUU to bold~)
.. We bad 1 doz_en pec:)pk on the
archnca sdtttion commit&« Md •c
'is1lt'd man)' placn -btapa 1n
Meuco. Santa Fe. Houston. Dallas.
Los Angelts before choosanJ Piano
from st\ en arc'hne-cts," Hemley said.
-rm' eh e a ted about ourchottt." ' Sel«t1on comm1n~ membtts tn·
eluded Jack Ska (>A1th MariM) and
Jim Pict. ,.,ho "'ere thett alona "-1th
~ra kicel, Jltltie Arons. cv.-
pon Stach Ma)or Pro Tern Evelya
Han, museum t'hi~f curator P nl
~-~•. Ledlie l.aella, s.e Jarvie,
Joaue and Warttm F is, Jeame and
Da' e Tappu. Slaarea and Jim Rn·
wood, Dr. Gertude 8.ni of the
Italian Cultural Institute rcprcscnung
the ltahan consul general. and P#ll)'
and l\*rt ~~ who arri ... ed b)
boat from 1hetr hornt"KTOS$ lhc ba).
Bob McLain and Pam Gold-
stein.
~ .~ ................................................................................ .
<" ~SMITH CM RESERVE OFFICER OF YEAR •.•
) P'romBl
~ cisco. ··ttc did a lot of traffic 0' en·1me
'.and patrol O\enime. He "'orkcd ~ special e'en ts hke the amp1theatcr. ~ the fair and the s"'ap meets The gu~ s
~ in the patrol knp"' 1 f the~ need a da'
: olT for an .emergenc~ or to b..-"'1th
~ their fam1h for a special occa~1on
:. the) can rail Ste' e He has done
-;, outstanding "Ork."
: According to Defrancisco the
:· funcuon of a rcSC'r' e officer 1s to
: supplement ite patrol d1' 1son.
• .. Most of our rese" e officer. "'orl
. ·on the v.eekend ... he said ··The' ndc :~"1th a regular officer -that "'a~. 1f a :~;tall comes out "'e~nl~ ha'e to ~nd
.· one car instead of tY.f) .. .\fter a
• re-sci' e officer ha!. ~n "'llh the
depanment for a ~car and met all the
rl.'qum~ments. he becomes a senior
rl·~n e olllcl.'r ··
.\ccordmg 10 DcFranc1sc0: a senior
olliccr can nde b\ h1msell and fill
o'enime. emergenC\ and 'aca11om.
shift for reyular officers
··1r 1he' fill 'acauon shifts or
something Ille that. the} do get paid:·
he addl.'d
m1th . the lather of thrl.'e teen-age
dau~htl·rs ~1d as a ~oun~tt'r he
'>Cnou~I\ con-.1dl.'red t>cco m1n2 a
poltn: uhica ~
··1 stanc:d out in that direction a~ a
l..1d -but I had a mind change
be\ou..eofthe bad e\ptnences I heard
:·~STUDENTS ARE PERFECT ...
*romBl
.. :: The cost 1s S20 per person
· .~hich mludes a scholarship dona·
iaon. hosted bar. appetizers and
chance LO win a great door pnze
Fort1cketscontact the alumni
offce. (2 J 3) 743-::?JOOor Brace
ud Diana Peters I:! I JI 59:!-4 I ., I
• • •
Humana Hospital H untington
.. good .. blood. Fnda) at the
Lutheran Church ofResurrec-,
tJon. 981 ::! Hamilton H u nungton
Beach. SPonsored b~ the .\men-
can Red Cross. the bloodmobile 1s
open from :!A5 to -.30 p.m . To
make an appQmtment. call
540-491-. ••• ~n~ bndge pla~ers outthere?
about from an uncle who worked for
the Sc"' York Police ~panmenL ..
he said. ··Hov.e-.eT. as I gamed
matur1\\. I realized the pohce ba'e
more or'a communit) sef"'1ce Job thao
a shoot-em-up JOb. -
math said his role as a rewf' e
offirer has reinforced his basic behef
that Q<) percent of the people in the
"'orld arc good.
.. , ou ~all s1de-s -but m~ o"'n
bchcf 1s pcopk arc bas1call~ good.·· he
said ··<;omr:11mes people get them·
sehc5. in '>1tuat1ons the' can't handle
and that bnngs out th~ black side If I
can help b~ acting as a sounding
board or coun~lor the' tend to tale a ~ond lool and s0met1mes get
thr:oisch es OUI of II .•
Bui m1th said 1herl' 1s also a do"'n
s.1dl' to his pan-11me JOb
.. The o ne.> thing I don·1hle1s losing
pc:opk .. hl· ~ud .. , ha\C had to
pcrform CPR o n traffic accident
... 1cum!>. and losing them alwa~s
huns ··
FAIR ...
From Bl
field and one man' peopk arc not
aware of\el." ·
Spons0red b) the Oran.age Count)
Fair. Han "Ill tra,el to the Young
Sponsmen O ub an If'\ me ne~t month
to educate the ~oung.sters on the
comprchensn e benefits of the
ananuls.
Beach has named three ne"
members to its Board ofT rustees :poa P.l.Jlllard. The Pankhard
AgenC). Jim Orr, admm1strat1-. e
assistant for Assembh man !'o lan
Fnzzelle: Boasbaag Moayeii,
· M.D .. H untington Beach on·
• ocologasL
Lydia Stein. a bndge-entbus1ast
from H untington Beach. is eager
to organize a group of men and
"o men" ho enJO~ pla~ mg the
card game. L~d1a. v.ho sa~s the
groupv.ould be open to all ages.
v. ould be glad to host an m111al
meet mg to decide o n a con' ement
night and time for the group to
pla~. Jfmte~ted. call 969-8083.
-M) goal ts to rc~ucate the public
on the 'alue of these animals and
e'entuall~ Stt the government bnng
1t into the educa11ona1 S\stem." she • • • Blood d o nors can share their said. · ..
DEBOOM'S TERM OFF WITH A BANG •••
From Bl
board p~1dent and probably my la.st
at the rate I am going.-be joked.
.\ccordmg to de Boom. a Minne·
sota nati,e. his interest in poliua was
sparked b) has parents.
"M~ folks alv.--a)S dtscussed .poh·
un.·· he said. -M) grandfathtf' was
founder of'lhe fann/lllC>r pa.rt} 1n
Manne-so..a-acn pve Hubcn
H umphre~ hiutan. I was probabl)' a
Junior in high school when I became
act1\e in Republican politics. ..
The cwpon Beach resident at·
tended the Un1,ers1ty of Mmne-sota
before graduaung from Geo~ Wtl·
hams College in Chicago.
-while I ~as at the Unl\Cf'Sll) of
Minnesota. I was treasurer of ·s1u·
dents for 1xon'. The organazauon
v._-as a statewide student group U'}1ng
to encourage high school and college
kids to get '"'ohed in the political
proces.s:· he said
While attending George W1lhams.
de Boom said he v.as president of
students for Goldwater.
"In 1964. I counted ballou m the
?'o' ember electio n:· be rccalled .
.. Dcmocra ts s~ud n "'as the ti rst
e lecuon 1tun·1hC\ didn't haYe to fix an
Chic.ago. GoldWater lost b) a land·
shde:·
Accordmg to de Boom. he d~n·t
Stt tne sd1oolboard as a P<>litical role.
-1 Stt the board as more of an
euens1on of m) interest in youth and
stf\-Jce LO people:· he s.a1d
~Boom. "'ho has Lwo daughten..
bas just begun hts :!:! )ear as a Y~CA
director. 1Currentl~ he heads up the
~e"'pon Costa Mesa YMC .\.. .
-E,er since high school I v.-anted to
bea YMC.\ dtl"CC"lor." he said. ··1 was
al"a~s tn\Ohed in' programs:·
Hov.e,er. de Boom. v.ho also 1s a
hcenSC'd mamage and famal~ coun-
SC'lor. s~ud he contemplated becoming
a m1n1ster
.. I sav.• the manm" as a lmle bn
hmitmg becJluse I ~ould onl~ be
v.orkmg v.-1lh Methodists.·· ~ wd
··in the YMC A we "·ort with people
of all crttds and religious back·
grounds. We att able 10 bdp peopk
gro" 10 their full Po1tnuaJ."
~('('()rd1ng to de Boom. he 1s fauh
satisfied'' •th iM darttt1on eduauon
1s goani 10 the Nt"Yt'J)Ort·Mcsa Unified
School District.
··1 Stt a s1roni cumculum &<>tn& on
and a good pannenhip ••llb facult)
and adm1mstrauon," he sa1d. -0ur
d1stnct 1s a leader in California. ;\nd.
e'en though v.e art cu1TC'11ll) stalled
in our te.acher cont/act talks. the
sala" matn\ that fouscs on coounu· mg eduat1on 1s a ml plus ··
And in lhe midst of Lbt ~nt
contro'ers) stalking the board. de
Boom said he "'111 continue to ha' e a
pos1t1\e outlook..
.. .\ sen~ of humor gets me through
a lot of stuff." he said. ~E,·en among
rain clouds. I an find humor ...
-'
QUEEN OFP~ME TIME NETWORKING ..•
-,.l"OIDBl
list of 1rade org.an1u11ons.
leads/nct"'ork!ng groups; •omcn·s
o rpnizauons= chambers of com~
me~: and computer users groups.
The mformauon includes the or·
ganizauon·s meeting ume. the lo-
cauon. the mailing address. a contact
phont number and a bnef descnpuon
of the group.
Onl~ "I n ~ts firsl month of pubh·
cauon. Lann said mort than 160
copies of the book ha\'C been sold.
··People 5ttmed hun&r> for the I)~
of mformauon in this book.. .. she said.
·· .\s a v. nter of SC'panlle net•orklng
colums m tv.o local business nc•-s-
papers. I had bttn collecting deuds
about these organ1z.auons for ~veral
~ears. I found m)sclf constant!~
sharing these groups "'11h people" ho
often v.eren·t av.are of their ov.TI
industi: organizauons . h became
ob' 1ou.s a thorough book of network·
mg groups m Orange County was
needed -
According to unn. the book can be
used b~ sales reprcsentauvcs and
entrtpreneurs looking for business
cont.arts. speakers Sttklng places to
lecture and b) Job bunten or lhosc
contemplating a carttr change.
"It as also helpful for new trans-
plants to Orange County. or people
•ho ftt'I out of touch ..,.,th what's
happening 1n the business v.-or1d and
the count~:· she said.
unn 's -OtrtttOl)"OfC>ranJt Coun-
t~ Setv.-orkmg OrpntZauons.. as
a'a1labk for Sl5 plus S2.40 for tn
and shipping. Wnte to ~etv.orkulg
Otrtttof). 3334 E. Coast Hv.') .•
191 . Corona del Mar. CA 92615 or
call 720-05 7 5
:··-Krishn~ finds a home in Laguna
After 20 years. religious movement has
finally become a partOtthe community
\\ h1k the dnotees offer literature
and ask fordon::11ons. Kosa said the'
don·1 If'\ 10 mal..e a Knshna out ot a
Catholic --
By I ES• IE E A.R.,'EST
Ot .. a..,,......,,
If the Hare Knshna religious mo,e·
ment. much maligned and snickered
about. "as ltkel) to find a niche man~
communit' "'est of :--.;e.,., Delhi. n
Sttmed reasonable It Y..Ould be tn
Laguna Beach.
.\nd. v.h1le the path ha~ ~n
someumes pa' ed "'1th contro' ers~. ~una·s tolerance for alternate hfe-st~ Te-s has helped the chanting.
ponyt.aJl('(j Knshnas ass1m1latt
In fact. O\CT a 20-}car pcnod smct
the fim de,oten claimed a patch of
La&una Can}on Road. the organiza-
IJQn sttms to ha,·e a" ed out a
comn for usrl(
-Because it's SUC'h a tolennt com·
mu.nit).·~·~ able to stan out here
and me.rt With success t\ en from the
'"a) bcpnnmg:. .. SIJd Kosarupa dasl.
wif'e or the temple pres1dtnt Hov.-
C"'f·a . Kosa. •ho JOlncd the mo"e·
mrnt ID 197 al • I""' admlllN
man} ressdcn ts •"ett lttr) 1 n the
...-nru.aa. .. Al 6ist 1t •-as branded as a cult
-S tometbJng lO hr feared ... she sa1d
... all a.baa has ch.a~ no•. sht
iDF nrd .,._people really a~te our "* • ~ <'ommurut) ~nd t\m
.......... d -~people -Besides. rfW Mded, the Hare Kmhna fol-
lown lllDw bttD around Lacuna for~
·-.~--· -People-~ pten Wl'd to ha' mt
• • •G t •*laid sampl)'. 'T1IE« • a (Cflain iron) about tlw ltrilllliD ~mtty 1n La1una ......
:--:::r~= '°1..:m~= ' ..... .., Of hfr. d'it
..... MW. ill .. OWft V.'I)'. .......... i•!?·. Wkll KlirMD ..... •· masle'f.
SrilDPUU 0 t cw••Uru~
tatn"m1966. ht> had no mlenrion ot
allov.ing the faith or v.a~ ofhfe to be
diluted b~ \\ estt'rn v.a~ !>. according
to Kosa.
"He transplanted this r ulture from
India "'"h m essential tenant!>. the
culture 1n tact:· f...os.a s,a1d .\s a
resulL the Life and organ1zat1on
v.ithin the temple "alls and for the
de,otee!> "'ho h'e nearb~. 1s sharp!~
out of step "'llh the beat going on in
1hc cll) around them
The de .. otees nse each morning at
3:30 or 4. The~ pra}. stud) and sing
from 4:30 to Q a.m .. before ha,·ing
break.fast and beginning their dail~
duties
"It's hke the old schedule ofpeopte
··1f s.omtone·s a Chnst.ian_-"':C.-Jlilt
encourage them to be a ben~r (nns-
t1an." she said. ··w e·re one of the fe"
rehgaons that doesn't go out and ti) to
con,cn someone ...
The organ1zat1on sun 1,e~
financtalh due to donations. the sale
of religious boob and mone~ earned
b~ its' egetanan restaurant
The temple" here the Kn~hnas and
members of the com mun it) v.-ho JOtn
them to "onh1p. chant and cat was a
Bapust church unul the Knshnas
mo'ed 1n in 1980. ~o_w n serves as
home for 12 fuJl-t1me dt\Ottts.
Opn3tes as a 'egetanan restaurant
and pro' ides a full-blown feast and
•orsh1p 1erv1~ each Sunda) from s· 30 to 7;3() pm ..
''Everyoneli.kes toslngaad dance, but
ipostpeoplepay andgotoanlghtclubtodo •t '. J •
lmng on farms.·· Kosa said Wllb a
laugh.
lvuhna 'de .. otccs \OY. DOI to ~
~mto1t1can1s:· mc1ud1n1 cotr«. lt:a
and c1p rtttes: not lo cat mcaL fish. or
qgs. not to ~mble. and tO abswn
from .. 1Umt • sex {an)' ta noc
sntended for procreauon). MOil
mghts. accordma to Kou. the) a~ 1n •
bedb} 9 p.m.
If lh1ull sounds d~ by Wcstc:m
st.anda.rds.. Kog wd. II IS not IO
.. h's so much Cun too ... shr said.
~_y. sM said.~ tnPI to the
a1rpon. ~ tJmc ~t danana and
chanll nt 1n publ i( as a very 1mponant
.u"ity for tht ~Ottts. lttOrdins to
Kosa. lmponana. and fun .
-E' C1')-ont I iUs 10 sins and da.ntt:·
Kosa sa.id. -eu1 m<Kt ~pie pa) and
., t.o a mghtclu.b io do 1l -
1
-Kosarupa dasi
The ccmplf 1s adorned With hfc-
s1zed hand-caned dJeucs imported
from India and a lartr sutue ofSnJa
Prabhupad.a.. 9.hO dted an 1971. OM
room 1n the bU1Ld1nc 1s used u a
k.ltchcn •~re Krishna pncsu. 1n-
d9di111 Ttmplc prCsidcftt. a.ct.hari
dau. ~pare \qttanan dishes SUth
as dal (qumc soup) and curried
"qr'llbln. · It is no Kridmt that food m'VlC%
bas btcomc an intqral pert of che
Ksuhna·s fUJKtJon •1thin tlw com-
munit). Kma e•plained es she
•,fked thf1>ulh tht lm'lple, located
on Lqjon and Okn~'ft .Arens
Food and its snperat10n as key in tbit
ttliaioR. .. Our cookl• as a foma of Y Oii.
anuall) .. OY saJd '1'hef.rc med•·
tallf\&. Pf'tPlllQI this food to otrtr 10
God fornis jlfcasure.-
-You are v.hat )OU eat.-Kosa
added ··consciousness can be
ele,ated or degraded b) v.hat ~ou are cauJlg.. .•
-'s pncslS su~ a v.ok of star·fr)
'rgetables m the knchtn. tv.o monks.
one !.Cated on a cushion facina the
alter and one constafltly walking. held
pra1·er beads and chanted Japa -a son of Knshna rosar) The monks
"car ~ellov. dhou (loose pthcrcd
pants) and K1rta(sh1rts) madeofpUtt
cloth -either cotton or silk.
··This 1s stall the da1I) dress an
India.-said Kosa. "ho ,.,,th her
husband spent six months 1n 1986 an
the ca.stem count') ... In the 'allagcs
and towns espcctall) ...
The shaved head sported b)
Knshna de\'otees is to 1naca.se
cleanliness and to dccrcasc vanat)
and the tuft of hair often tied in 1 ~nytaJI at the crown of the head
1den11fics lhe monks as dc\:Ottts of
Knshna.
-in our anocnt trad1uon it lS a•
of renunClauon of the malttial
"orkl -she said.
Jn1en•1ned threads of Rnunoa-
lt0n and 1n,ol,ement seem to define
the Laauoa Beach KnJbna move-
ment.
Besides the Sunday feasts and
•onh1p KTVt<'es from 5:l0 to 7:l0
p.m. and the thnnna rt'll.aUJUt opm
daih for lunch and dinntt. dlt
orpn1zauon LS ~k•nc ways ID
funber communst) 1n,ohemea
Amon& tbrtr fht-·)ar,pb is aa etron to belp feed tht homeless in me
rommunet)
Thar conpcpuon hn c\~
tO approlUmatd) SO() tw0nbtpe"5.
Accont1ns lO Kou. about M1f •
men .and womea ta 1hrir catty 30a
weth chaldml. I• ilc1. d9t ntaic. da""•• and C'hanu•.,.... .-~ !11 1tw tcmi* and on 1k ..,... a. • meme. not \itt)' ditlant .... My
ocher form of 90tibip. ICC~ IO
KOi& "Jlaaf1•bat~'~doi.tt11ht
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.._ 8CY A Commodore Roeer WU.O.n presenta predece990r PICO Greeo.ry witllja.Dior iltaff eommodo~e o.,.
Wilson takes helm
of yachting group
BJ ALMON LOCI.ABEY .............. .._
ROFT C. W1l.son of lhe Cahfom1a
Yacht Oub "'as installed as com-
modatt of the Southern Cahforma
Yacbtins .\s.s6ctauon at the U$0C'la-
tion's annua.I dmncr at the Ca.hfomia
Yacht Oub.
More lhan 300. re-p.rntnt10g
SCY A's 77 clubs.. attend~ lhc mC'Ct· inaat wtuch Pcg) Grqol') of the Seal
Beach Yacht Oub surrendered the
p\·cl-to W1lsnn and his t 9U team of
offlCCt'S.
SCY A 1s the JO' em1ng bod~ of
yachting act1' tt) in the Southland
Installed as 'tC'C rommodo~ v.as
John Bal~ of lhr Balboa Yacht
Oub. and Bunon Ja}. San 01ego. v.as
inS\lllcd as rear commodo~
Other off'IC'Ct'S for 1988 •~ Jam('s
Oark. Sttrelar). JerT) Olson.
t.rcasurn: W1Jham E. Dysart. Jud&<"
ach9('2te. Dr "tan \' o\nd~-s.. flC'Ct
surgron. Die._ Goodman. flCC'l ca~
taan. and Cec Hubbard pon capt.a1n
.\s reunng comodore Gttgol")
holds the lllle of Junior staff com ·
modorc
Mcmbcrs of the board of directors
I r( .\ndrews \.fargie Bro" n Grorgc
H1,el~ Terrenct' ~1ulhgan. Gt'nc
O'Conne-11. Dick Ohsl. Ra~ mond
Prell. Gene Proffitt 8111 StC'CI and
Lonn ~t'IS'i
Special pre!tt"nt.auons made 1n·
eluded·
The ~ arren. Ev.an .\v.ard for
outstanding sen Ke to SCY .\ Gatl
Hine. Kang Hamor' acht Club
The J 1m ~roster T roph~ for
oulStandingcontnbuuon to ~achttng..
Harlan \1oore Long ~ach 'acht
Club
TheTranspac Troph~ for "'tnner ,f
the 198-Los .\ngrle\ to Honolulu
race. Don .\~res Jr . 'ev.pon Harbor
'acht Club
· Coast clubs listed
Tb1nem yacht clubs compn~ the
roster of the AssoC1at1on of Orangt
Coast Yacht Clubs -10 of them in
NCT>-port Beac-h.
List of .\O C YC clubs in
alphabeucal order are.
BahtaConnthian Yacht Club. 1601
Ba}sadc [)n,·t . Corona dcl Mar
Balboa Island Yacht O ub. 4 10
Ba} Front. Balboa Island
Balboa Yacht Club. 1801 8a}s1dc
Ori\"C. Corona dcl ~ia.r
C.aplSt.rano Ba} Yacht Club. ~555
Casiw Place. Da.na Point
Dana Point Yacht Club. :!4 o-
Miami-Montego
race scheduled
Dana Om e. Dana Point
Dana ~est 'alht Club :'.160 1
Dana On' t._ Dana Point
Lido l~Je' acht Club. "'01 \'1a Lido
ud Lido bk
~"' pon Harbor ' acht Club .... :'O
'.\ Ba' t . Ba lboa ~c~port Ocean Sailing .\s.soc1a·
t1on. P O eo, .s~5 Corona dcl ~tar
Cno clubhouse I
hark Island Yacht Club J09Q
Ba~s1dC' Dme ~<'"l><>" Beach
South ho~ Yacht Club. ~5:'7 W.
Coast H 1ghwa~. ~t"·pon Beach
L'CI Sa1hng .\s.soc1a11on. Ph)Stal
Educauon Dept . L'C If' 1~
\·o~agers Yacht Club. P 0 Bo'
11 1.,. ~ev.-port Beach.
ThC' ffun11nglon Harbour Yacht
Club 1s in Orangr Count~ but 1s hsted
in the Los .\.ngcJ~Long &ach -'s-
S0C1at1on ofYac-ht Oubs
The Caltfomu Yacht Club of
Muina del RC') "''11 Jump mto tht
mca·s Cup contrO\CB) in a bt1
'U} 1n ca•h Marth,
CYC Wllf be host lo Machad Fay of
't• Z~nd. dwlCJIFT for t.bc. mcn<.'3's Cup. ~ho v.-i JJ p~nt
-'ew Ztaland's .\~roach lo tbe
Amenca's Cup."
fay.wtf~tth hHn ptClUF'C$of
his 90-foot water1me yacht •htch wtll
challenge the San Diego Yach! Club
and the Saal .\m~ra Sl nd1cate at the
Septtmbcr St'nes
Fai ""'" appear al l•O meetings., T he first \1aJth ~ "'lit bc at a black
tte. S I 00 a plate dann.tr for club
members and gucsu onl~. Tl1t folio"·
ang night. Saturda> at8 p.m .• Fa~ .,11
appear a1 an optn forom for the ·
public at v.h1ch admission will be' a
Sir donation to theCahfomta Conn·
th1an Foundauon. an org;am~uon
v. h1ch pro' ides funding foT local
sailors in 01~ mp1c and national
sa1l1ng t' en ts
··There has bttn an enormous
amount of interest in the e'ents
trading 10 the Septembc'r ~enc:a·s
(up match at a ~cl undoo~
location -~1d Fran._ Glebcrman.
CYC commodore
.. \1cmbcrs of the )achting com-
mun11~ and the publtc at large haH
clo~h follo"C'd lhe issues raucd b\
Mr F'a~ dunng his u~xpcct~ and
contro' crs1al dnH 10 change the
rules of the game from ""hat they haH
be-en for St'' craJ .\mc:nca's Cup
ctlalkn&t"S:· said Glebcrman. adding
Aa.1101
llCuan
that "thcrt a~ some in our countn as
v.cll as man~ 1n olht'r countnes ~ho
sa~ th3t lOmpeung for the cup tn I~
meters 1s anuquated and that Fa~ has
brought the compe1111on into modem
times "'"h h1\ ·slipping throu&,h thC'
v. 1ndov. of opponun1 t~ · pro' 1ded
him b~ the l('.>-~ear old deed of gift
.. Others fC'CI that phasing out the
I ~-mete~ 1~ the nght d1rt'C't1on 10 go
but that 11 'ihuuld be done in an
ordcr1~ manner and v. uh cons1d('r·
auon for th\° tnormous linanoal
JO\estmC'nt unde-ru.,cn b~ San Diego
Yacht Club and Satl ..\menca
·-sull others fC'CI that I ~-mC'tcr
boat'> arc tinC' and that technol~ "111
ma._e them fast~ JUSt as the .\ustral·
1ansd1d 10 I Y 3 and the K.Jv.1sand the
L n11ed tatc'i pro' t'd in 19 ... -not
to menuon the in no' a11' C' approach
ta._en b~ t Francis Yacht Club's
ehm1nat\·d entn
··\\e fell thai there are so man'
unansv.erC'd questions surrounding
this contro' ers' that there "'as no
better "'a~ 10 ·get somC' of tho~
aos"ers uut 10 an 1nqumng public
than to pro' 1de an o ptn forum for
\.1B LP' .\ \\Q'\'0£.RFU Tl\1E .\T THE \iOVIES .
OiER IS l\BSOUTIIY BR.n.JJA'I
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Cup. donated b) t.M latt Robcn
Johnson of NCT>-pon Beach and
Pon.land, Ore •. ""111 be at stake Feb. 5
Whim "tome 30 saih na craft flt'l u ndcr
way in the I 6lh rwuuQI of Lhc 811 •
mile Miami to Montcao Ba} yacht
ntt.
~ekidsrun
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The W1nd.,·ard Pusaat Cup will be
awatdcd to the yacht 1na.km1 the
ratt's best umt of thrtt da)S.. thrtt
hours a.nd 40 scc:ond.s set b}' WP 1n
1971.
Known u the pa test test of ocean rxins. Lbc Maa.nu-Montceo Bay ra«
stmcbes Lbc teama.mb.Jp and na Vl-
ptiooa.I wlls of ,,.m Lbc most "-pcn
blue waler wJon..
~ cballeQllna ratt u ~Id undtt
t.beaupec:csofthe Storm Tl')'S&ll O ub.
the MonteF Bay Yacht Oub and tht
Jamaia YachtJna Auoaa.llon.
Southland skippers 1n~ an
\ht rxr may contact Audrry
A.rtNctle. 2017 NE I SU. A"~ .. Fon
:· l.Miderdak. Fla. for addJuoaal aofor-:_, ..... °' entry fonm. Te:lq>bone :~ (J05) "'6-S76S.
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Mr. Fa' and thos.t "ho art internted
1n ht2ring his '1c"'.
cteat'C'r 1nst&ht an.to this rather confus.-
1ng stale o(atTan~
•• "'1though ·~ arc P'O' 1d1ng that forum. v.c •·am to IX' sure that 11 1!>
ma.de clear I.bat the Cahfomta 'acti1
Oub IS IO)ll to the L' dTon lo
defend the cup ~ca~ suppon1' C' ot
the San Diego ' acht Club in 11s etTon
to succnsfu II} ._ttp l hC' cup 1 n
Amenca at both lh.e....19-" -and 1 %:..
ch.aJJcn~ ··
.. ,~ Ztaland 1s a small country
but has shov.n tn\CntJ\C approachn
to the "mma·s Cup as ..-ell as
1.'nhannng a long tradmon ofprodu<"-
ing e'cC'llcnt sailors and boat
huildC',..., ..
( ~ for-tht ~SHl&-~pc~,....~~,---
m~\°llng ~ould be made lo IM
Ch.auman ol thC' e't'nt ,., John
Ma Launn Said he
C a111om1a Connlh1an Fouodanon
and mail~ to the ('a1Jforn1a Yadu
( lub ~Q ..\dmtra.I\\ ~a\. Manna ··.\1Jov.1ng the ainng of dn
cnormousb d1.al'gl:d ISSU(' IS b.!\IC :
fan sportsmanship and IO ~t .,f, thr
cunosll' of 'achtsmcn about a s1tu··
auon v.fuC"b ina~ lead to c-..ourg nc""
appoaches in future .\menca <.. (up
comptt1t1on. ~o one-t'ISt' has 1ercd
lo pro' 1<k that forum and v.e le.11ha1
b~ hosting this <''<'nt Qur membcl">
and the ~t'ral public v. 'luld µin ..
de' Re' 90~q~ atlt'nlion Fa~ Forum
.\dm1ss1on "''JI be' on a first romtt.
fir.,1 sen~ bas.i Ad "-ancc ~
';i: onsarestrongl~ suggcslrdas~
1!> J 1m1t \0 the number of pro~ lhr
' ul-t can alcommodatc. Tide.cu •·ii.I
~ lln ""111 call . LateSt l'CICJ"'\·auon
inturmauon ma) be obta.t.ned ~
calling CYC a.1<213)823-4S67.
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\\e ·' t' ail h~a.rd atx ut the tragedy of
rru_sm du1dren But there is another.
qwete:-childhood tragedy JUSt a_ senous.
Teenage depre~~ion
Depr6.10n make5 tet.-na ers
9.1t.hd.ra" um tht.>lf ov."Tt world. awav
from tht' ~ume!' o\·erwhelnung ·
pres UTt'!-of ad• 'it.'~~oce lnterest m
school. rt-iauon~Jup ... and the future can
\4lllsh a..'ld aJonc "1th it the child you
once k.'k' v.
That' .... "~~ .1·.... UT1portant that
parents learr to rh"'OgJUZe t.he sagns oi
depres n and ~ub:.tanct' abuse that
often accomparue_ n. and t l ~eek
earl~. profes~tonal help for t~ duJd
ha\-m dJ..B1'.-ulty coping
To find out man-about tet.'nage
de~s.SK>n. call the (tuld and Adoles-
cent ~tental Health · n'lce-5. program
at the Cru\CrSJtY of ahfonua. ln-me.
Me<bc:2J Center.· \\e 11 be pleased to
send rou our free booklet, ··1 Your
Child C rym for Help?;· wtuch details
the man · wan. m wtoch troU.bJed teens
can begin to find themseh·es agam. Call
today And help them • av.-ay from
~· Chdd and Adolescent
tal Health Sen"ttS. Um~~ ot Uliforria. IJ'\ine •• tedicaJ Ced.er. • ••
( il4) 93;., Mmda · throuab Frillay -
i : .:\M to : PM : 9:00 AM to ·
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NEW YORK (<\P) -BC...,ut ·1e~ comedies and the mo'-.c '"The
Ann J 1Uian Ston • into the top I 0 last
wut to rack up the nctwon's hishcst
Wttkl) idstn raung th.ls season.
'"Jhc Ann Jillian Stor) .. had J
raun& of23.8 a.nd a 35 shart. making
it Lt,c hlghcst-nted TV mo' 1c of tilt
The ~ Tbursda) comedies that
u:sua.11) OCXUP)' the lop spots LO the
ra..nkl~ 11\ffe usurped the P~' 1ous
~k bl bohda~ football pmcs. but
for the week mdias Jan. I 0. ..'The
CO!lb) Shotw-was beet .. No. I witll a
ratJn& of 32.8 mt1t11 ud a 47 ~
folkw-"ed ~ -~ .. -A Dtffrmu
Wortcr and -s .. 1u Coun. •
The ttst of the top I 0 •'ttC';
'"Gro"i"I _ Pains--\BC. '"Golden Gttk-• i:ec ... The .\nn J 1Uaao StOf) ..
1 BC -h Tv.o Drlds.. BC. ·60
Minutes .. CBS and NBCs -Fanul>
Tlt'S-t~ v.i th Bes -\\'hQ's the
Boss"!""
The raung 1s a per«o~ of the
nauon·sa .6malhon houst'holdJ ... -ith
telC" iSJOOS. The share tS a ~ta&r
of sets to use.
Herc are the pnme-time tdcnsion
ranngs as compaltd • . !'i1e~n Co for the wed o( Janua.J')
4-10. Top :?O hst1np include the
•~k·s rank.Jog. •1th full scason-to-
datc ranLog in parcnthcsn.. ra.un.g for
the 1illttl. and 101aJ homn. An -x .. ID
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A Suoda)' afternoon propam.. al-________ _.. __ _.._.
lenckd b) an audlme'C of 32 (28 after
iatnmm.ion). PfO' idcd the teniQI
for the Jnm~ ptt(ormancr 1n Qra.Qlir Count) b} the Soutbwnt
Chaniber MUSK Society. 10 •'Orb of
Dd>osS). Bnutn and Vazzana.
Thi prop-am opened with two
v.oru of Debussy. •1nch sen·ed to
introdutt us to tilt" e~~
"na "t&h School~ and some cxcdlcot .;u JOU~ b)' pwlisl Albert Daei-
musicwu.. npcz and atoor Mic:Md SdlL Tllit
A sohW) flute. pta.__vtd by Dorothy •crt oocncd wftb bona ud letlOf
Stone. pcri"onncd Dcbu.ss)•'s -Syr-solos -.fad soundlld forced.
tn -Recent)). wt beard a per-Lala dwillls the 6nl movanellt.
formancc of this v.orlc •inch utilmd both soloasu rdued and provided a ............._ • · ... _ matt natural plt.asi .. .....ct. Tk a ~v~n.1•c-..uon de\ ace to II e Wiii; rema.inu,. movements ~ dislmct
Outesoondadckddcpth. This•'a.Snot in st)le. ,.;th mornans of -• necessary Sunda). as the hall at Santa ·'--.. -Ana High School provided a natural beaut). As this ~-as~ U.S. pmn~
rt) erbtrauon of sipuficant propor· of the wor1c4 at as new to your CJ"lbC.
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JO lJI 711 NIC 115 6 t "-,,..._ Ann JIJ.UaD -uons. and 11 v.ould be ,.:>Od totlar it ...aa.
Ii ft.tt 1ntennission. ~~baled tll up wu Dcbuss> 's mo or to Anthon) vazzana·s-~nd
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flute.' 1ola. and harp. m v.bxb Sto~ Chants.• v.itb soprano Annie Kun •
11\3.S JOlncd b} \lOhSt Jan KArlin and fluust Dorothy Stone. viotisa Ju
barpm Am~ Shulman. The first Karlin. harptst Amy Sbuhnu. per-
mo,emcnt pro' ldcd somt interest-cu.sswnisu Karen £rvin..P'ershiJla
mi te\tural combu1a11or.s. m ~tnch and Tom R.anq. and conduc1or Jdt
a.he flute and 't0la (m unison and , on dtt Schmleh. paralkl pass.ages) took on the com-
posu.e sound of an English horn. v.11h Vazzana·s •ork WU hued oa the
the lo"e' flutt ~Sitt m1m1ckmg the poe'lf) of Jacob ZC'itlin. and offered
'iola.. In the third mo,·emenL tex-interesting feats of rhythm and or-chcst.rat1on. th<>Ulh one had to straJn tu ral in tcrc hanges bet v. ~ the harp to find C1Mi blc rdation.sbip$ bet .-ccn
and the 'iota' uSlng a bouoong bov. >-the mustc and poetl). For exam pk.
PfO' tdcd another ill~ 0 '"tt· the mU11c grotesqud5 distoncd the la pp mg. f The fi"'t half of the conccn con-flo\o\ of the p<>nf) ·s lines. All smst o
cludcd "'Ith Bntten's -Hean of lbc meltr \o\-U losL There was. ~vcr . ~tatter -based on the pottr) ofEd.Jtb a n ocnsaonal moment •hen tilt"
S1t"ell Hom1st JcfT,on dcrSchm1dt mUSK" v.-ould mllTOran asobtcd word 1----------------. or thougbL It v.ould br intttnllng to
n-ad about v.b.at tilt" c:ompostt' m-RUFFELL'S tcnd('(j. but w program ootn told us
o nh 10 keep m mtnd the photopapl'i) UPHOLSTEIY llC ofEd\o\ard \\eston.
1:oe 1 ~•.-en • This "'as a concert v.hlCb dcmon-
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prof('S.S1onals an bcconx so a~
sorbcd 1n the ('S()tcne lha1 \ht) losr
pcnpcct1'e on v.bat rcquun ~
than a srngk beanng to apprccutc
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~IICIID I\' JR G. .t'IUIB
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&1 ter program notn. or a pre·
ronc-cn kct urt mrght ha' c " 't-n l>M
a-pcrsJ>(C"tl\e from •bK'h to ap-
preciate thts •ort.. bot the 50Lth•'CSl
Cltambef" Muste Society chose not to
'" c the aud~tt the tools wilh •iuch
10 Cl\JO~ this ~ a.nd btza.rrc'
v.or\
'Three,. Baby'
still t-0ps at
box offices
By JEFF WILSON
HOLL 't WOOD --Th~ Men
and a &b' -an unc'-pcctcd bundk of JO~ for B~na \ lS\a Sl~KIS.. krpt
tumsules sp1nn1.D& , ... ~ dcsptt
tilt b11tC1 •ct'lmd cold that gnppcd
the nation to remain atop the bo1
offi~ heap
-Thru Men.-fOCUS1ng on l.hc
c-amaradene brt"'~ bachelors Tom
SdlccL.. te'e Guttenberg and Ted
Danson. earned SS. I m1lhon last
\o\Cd,cnd bnnpng Its st"rn-v.ttk
taie 10 ncar1' S95 mtllton. Th~ SUrprlsr performance ~ the
Buena Vista plc1urc-s rein~
surpa.sscd the n.crpoonaJ sross
t.allte'd a 'car ago at lhtS unx when
-Sw Trik I\'. ~ Vo~· H~
xcumulalcd S 7 m1llt0n 1n 1ts first
st\-n'I -~of Tetcasc.
Despite foul •-eathtt fnda) and
Saturda) throuab most of the c:ou.n· ~.tilt T~ 10 films took 1n m~
than S3S million 1n a hca'V) v.uk.tnd
of mo' aqo1n1-
Joho Kott Of hb.ibttor Relations
Co . •tucb rompu1e5 t.M bo~ offitt
tall\. also sugiesttd ·pcop_k ~
p1cl1ng up ptCtureS lhC) hadn't bad a
ch.an« to sec carhcr. -There ha' e
bcrn no~ cntncs in the Top JO f«
three •ttks..
-Broadcast ~~ -St.amn& Wil-
ham Hurt. Holl) Hunltt and AJbn1
Broo an a mo' ic about rofJl&Dtt
and carttn at a Washtngton ttk--
'mon st.auon. •-u the n.alioo ·s o. 2
tu m~u k h 11 v.1 lb half t.bc aakt of the
bo\ office leader. ~ film look 1n
S4 3 m1lhon laSl •ttlmd..
Eddtt Murph) 's rn.ncb} ~
film -.u. -•-as thud. tun-. Sl 9
m1lhon for a four-~ lOtal ofllCatt)
S40 mdlton. v. b.ilc dJrtct«stear
Dann) DcVno·s -Th'°"' Mom.ma
From ~ Train-lOOk foun.h WJth
SJ.7 malhon.
tt" m ~lbcris .. Baucncs ot lndudcd-and Mdad no..ps·
-w a11 ~-wett fifth ud sulh.
rcspct'll\d), •1th u.c •1>c•1 mo' lC &aktnc 10 slip&!) lnOft .._the
S1.I I m11Jt0a talbcd b) -Wal Slrett. -
Tht llftl duu poullan ia the •tttl> box olficr ~ -""flwws. Yra1m.. ud A~ .. "Oftr. ~
boanr and -FQ Atlndim--
~ W!lil&r POS1CS of abo.t S2.64
nullioo.
llouftdi .. out tbc ·Top 10 WU
•£.mpift o( the Suft .. wttll SI.I
m11tioe..
Tk boa Oftii:r POii d dictimai9ed ~· amouat of udzu a mcmr tdls d .... lk~~·-.ct. WOlllE!! ~ prriaid .... lk ml o(
the tll'fft. 5'.tica mr dW ~
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•• 1.cw--t••d r
·sb.e didn't need tlzing
DEAR AN LANDERS: The let·
arr about rrpaarmeo • bo come LO &ht
~got to me hke ~ k'tttts ha,·c.
Ma) I speak m) Diett~
I am a Na'·> •i fe. We do not ov.'O
our own bOmc. We rtnL The landlord
l~ ••
band 1s ''Cf) hanch and docsn·1 mmd
fi:.;ingth1ngs.. but 1i Sttmus iftheda)
he lca'cs. C\etythiQ& falls apart.
Whnl I caJJ the landlord about ttpair
job\. the man acuas 1fl ambotbmng
him.
CH'f)One cxttpt has mothn'. ~bm
our mcet1ng wn postponed for the
founh ume. I btpn to susptt'l that
she d idn·1 v.ant her son 10 gt
mamt'd.. but I 1J.1U v.rong. Fran~
finaJI~ explaanC'd that his mothtt bas
a hobta about lea' an the house.
so.s crc ses to be~SC'tt>~~b~'~an~'~o~ne~~~~if=:..._==ii;;;;--_:::;!!.::::~~~:t;~~liil~~~1J.~~~--~~~~~--~~i.iiiiii~-1~iiiiii:-i othc-r than thl' ~cmben-o( her .._.
immediate fam1h ...,
.J ---r "' fa, or to all the v.,,cs ofscn·ittmcn.
And ,r \Ou ha"e anrca5!'::!~ions on
hO\I. lO a\ Old these S r d hk~
'r estn-da~ I heard Frnk speaking
to his ~othC'r on tht' phonc. He made ..._,
A fCVll •tth ago t.Hc rdngtrator
quit cold. I had about SIOO •-onh of
meat m t.M frcczcT and •-as frantte
that It v.ould spo1L I caUed the
landlord and told him n •-as an
emcrgen~. Hr sent a repairman •ho
sho•~ upaJkrdaTk..
The first q1.1est1on o ut of the
repairman's mouth v.""aS. -is ~our
husband home: When I told him
that m) husband v.as in w !':a,,_ L~
big aix satd -You must be lond~.
Hov. •ould }Ou hkc to go into the
bedroom.,...
to hcarthcm. -\'IRGIS LA-BEACH
DE.All VA.; Wka JM are aped"
iq a repa.inDaa ·.u~ Mtt lkt T"
an fa.Uy •resse1 wM9 lie ~es. Be
Nf'4iaJ Ml ........ ift Uk 111.&bs
u y im~r segestiea er M*an:s
iuppropriat.dy, aa Wm .. 1ea.e ...
•tiff kis ~n iaunetiately. No
•omu dtoeW U\"C .. ,..., wiO De
prbage yoa deseribH.
• • •
DEAR .\~'\ L.\KDERS: rm 3f1
'ear\ old and m ' fianc-e 1s 31 O ur
9.cddmg as plan nC'd for Februai: 19 . It JUSl bums me up that \I, hilc m~
husband 1sou& tber-c nsktr.gh1\ltfe for
bis rounlr). jC1'k.s like thu IT) to get ti
on ,,.,th his v.1fe. -Frank .. has met SC\eral member<.
of m~ fam1l~ s1oc-e \l,e staned dating a I hope \OU •1U pnn1 m~ lctl.C'r as a ~ear ago I ha'e met his fam1h -
a commC'nt to the dTC'Ct Lhat 1fsht dtd
not atteoo our 1A.edd10g ~ v.ould feel
'e~ bun
\\ ou1d 11 be f)O\s1ble for ht"r to
attend a gathcnng that •ould aoclude -~ people. man' of 1A.hom she had
ne'er met beTort "'
I am truh baffled and need 'our
gu dance __:' 'r DILBtM ~ -
DEAR LEM: Fran's motkr w
agorapllobia. niS cu be a ~J
disabliJl& illllH.1 U.. keep a pttMe
.. ODS~ penna.HlllJ)'. li Pe b
a.a.-illiag cor aablc> le ge fer
coanse-liag. I rtt0aunal4 tw• bMks
b} Dr. Claire Weekes: "'Peatt From
Senou S.fferillg'" ud .. Hope aact
Help for Ute Serves... Cltttk Ute
libraf') and book.stores..
f'rWay, Jaaury ti
AJlJFS (Mardi 21-Apnl t9t; °"'2m5 .-rll bt
be read~ to re' 1eiA. rcbu1k1. to consider relocation. Mo~
mistake t:f, one cl~ to 'OU should be~ m smdc.
SCORPIO <Ocl ~l-~o, . .:!I ): Aa:eru on-cb:aav
tra'et 'anet~. Oirtauon Gain 1nd1cated through v.-nncn
11>'0rd. Focus on pa~ mcnts.. collect1ons.. abaln~ 10 locate
lost a.nicks. GemmL \'trgo. Sagmarius people figure
promancndl~
rransformM m10 ~ ----------.......... -
ahues -current
C)dC hiV1hghlS mm-
gJrng orr.an~ v.11h So""•n actuaht). Spothght
on C'fQlJ\,~. n>-
mantt.. mtmstfied o personal rela -1111
uonships. Journc) u •••••••••••• ahead. 1
TAURUS(.\pril 2~Ma~ 20): Stud~ .\ties m~sagr for
·vaJua~flt-lnd1,,,ad11al prcuousl) 1od1ffercru ..llllL
prondc k~ to profit. Lo,·e rd.auonsh1p rntcns1fics.. Lunar
pos1uon accents mooa' of othen.. possJblc anbcntcncc
SAGJTTABil'S tS o' :!:!-Dec ~I t Ma10r changs
ocrura1 home. most PfO\C fa,orable. Timmg.JudgmenL
antumon are air on targtt Moon m ~our sign acttnts
tndt'idtitlllt~. charm. se' appeal. Taurus.. Ltbra--aR Ill·
picture.
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·. •. ' GE'llllNI (Ma~ it-June 20): Y ou11 break ne--
ground. fa,·orablc pqbltot~ v.111 attend cffons.. Spoth~t
oo unique agjttment.s.. contracts.. legal affiurs. manta!
sta1us.. Take ao1uau,c. b1ghhgbt ongmaJu~ and danng..
CANCER (Ju~ :!I-July:!:!) Stud~ Gnn1nt mcssag
for ,aJuable tunt raC"Ucal methods succtt.d 1f combined
'lit.1th 1nno,a11,e procedures. lmpnnt st~lc. amculaac
fedmgs to .. spc'C'lar member of oppos.atc sex. Dtsp.b~
courage.
CAPRJCORN !Deb. :!~-Jan. 19 1: Maintain aura of
~glamor Be d1scrttt. reahzt that ronfiden11aJ
mformauon must be kep1 that v.-a~ .\'01d temptauon to
do otbc:1'1s.e \ 1sJ1 1nd1' tdual confined to home or
h~pttal.
AQlJARJUS (Jan ~Feb. 18t; Sudden surgi of
populant~ highlights sctnano Your sen 1~ arc sought
'"' 1tauons arc rcccn ed. special v.uhes art' fulfilled
L t1hze pov.~rs of ~ua.s1on Mon~ ptcturc bnghL ~ou
coukl ,.. in con lt'St.
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In basketball, nobody's ·No. ~
LEO (Jul~ ~3-.\ug. .!:!): · Follov. through on fim
·1mprcss10ns. Focus on mtwuon. fam1I~ reuruon char-
isma. pcnooa.ht~. ~.X appeal Yoo•U ha\e opponun1t} 10
displa~ unique talents. showmansJup. Canttr natl' e an
~~we. I . VIRGO .\ug. 23-Scpt. 22}: Htghhght '~uht~ ..
humor. St)k. design. abiht~ to rommu.ntcatc ideas 10
cntcna1ning manllCf Long range prospccU come-into
focus.. could include propert~. Gemma. Sag.ttt.anu~ pla~
roles.
UBRA <Se-pt !3-0n 2~): Relau 'c 1s sinttrc but
rouki be mwnformccl Plans sub}CCt 10 "'' 1s1on Kno.,,. Jt.
PISCES(Feb.19-Ma.teb ~Ot What had bttn a bul'Ckn
1s transformed into an llSCl. FOC\IS on ca~r. aspirauons..
abtht~ 10 deal successfull~ v.n h people an posn•ons of
authont~ 'I ou·n pan added rccogn111on. pos.s1bk
promouon
IF JA.'tl'ARY Ii IS YOCR BlllTBDAY ~ou ha'e
unusual \OK'e. pos~~charm can besdf-1ndulgcnL could
haH -sv.eet tooth .. Tauru~ Libra. Scorpio pro~ pla~
1mpoiunt roles an ~our hfc ~ta.JO' do mesuc adJu~cni_
t.al('S pla c this ~car rould include actual changr ol
I'('Stden~ or nuntal status \.1one~ romn from surpnse
wurce. Gnan1.1al pt tu~ v.1H be bnghtcr tnan ongmal ~
anuopated.. pcctaJ t~rms due to be defiMd in Jantlll0 .
Febru.an and ='o,embct •Mil also bt memorable for \Ou ~~~ .
Q "h~ don·1 an~ basketball pla~
~ CH'r v.ear the numerals I or~
.\_ To a'o•d confusion Officufs
use finger signals -one finger or T•o
fingers -'"'hen th~ oil foul shots
Or so one npen tdl'> me
.\trainer of cats !>.l\S1t 'al"'a ~ tne
femak ca• 'le' er t:1e
0rrullt' that ~u-;s
3 fight
Q In ~our ltst o i ~ut.fu state
na~ .o ... lc;'t ou: Ha,,.,a Jt \~chu~m·and .\-lb3ma
.\ Too ma o' m.amlanden s11 II ari~ about e\aclh ho~ to sa~
It's war tis against the machines
If there as one thing that all
Amencans WR'. 11 1s then fTU$-
trat1o n v.1tb mach1~ Tcdlnol~
has become I.he catal) st for our angr.
1.bc object of our ,,<>krltt .ind the
baM of our 'en custC'Dtt
We etl a ~ signal on the' phone
-v.-c slam the phone dOV>-n into the
cndk. .\ cup fads to fall from a
,-mdJagnl3Chme-tnd thccoffttu1ost
-v.c kick 1L .\ parun,g mcaer refusn
to ~ OUT dune -V.'C We It b~ ...
The cupboards ilI'C much too small
and too d~p Tilt sto' c 1s m.ack an
Los .\ngc~ arid the htll v.ith them
100..-
Th1s &euer mak.('S a lot of sense to
1bose of us 11>bo ha'c dealt v.1th
machines.. \\ c o nce came from :he
ttmetcr) and v.n-e follov.1ng the car
carf)10g I.he bcra'ed famal~ ~ ~n
1hl'-fTM of ~ ~ 10 a ~p W"('
Lilt throat and tn 10 oull 1t out of the reafizcd tilt long blad hmo had
ground. -gon~ a fl.at:-on ~ v..i~ home from
the cnnetcr)_ We put up v.11h a lot
.\nd maclu~~don~ ":~ ~L~: from machines.. but I found that abusr t~ ~t. • 1K~ l r..uOV. ui.;:u absolutch tastdn.s..
placn and thC1 . re grttmg out ofband. Oo another oca.swn. m' mother
JuSl 1asl •ma -.oman pu:s.bcdt<L.._nrt to one of those automioc ban~
the ~ •rote me. -r_d lo,·c to JOtn tel~ to cash a check. The mMh1~
you at a ta..x-frtt sc1mnar oo a sand~ rnc.cd up htt C'heck ~ond ~
beach -any•hcTe -to ducuss m~ muon and rcf°us(d to gt'l' her the
sto'c. The dod controls the bcabng mooc' she bad ~ for. This 1s m'
ekoxnt on m~ stove. T1us JS the mot.hir ·~·re talking about Later ·1
THIRD umc tt burnt out. l do oot marched o'er to the machmc and
-aub 10 bu~ a founh one. l ha,-~ a beat the buttons out of at and '~lk'd.
fr)mg pan I ha\"C an dectnc Wllct. I -wb, don·t ,'OU PKft oo someone ha'e an h1badu that I USt a lot an the
summ~r
-rr I had the mollC'\. I •ouki ha'e
thco ' en rcmo'ed a.nd pul m shehes.. BRIDGE
'or.h-Sou1h ~utncnt-t' \\ ~t
Jc al-.
'ORTH
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JW .a ? After a hard
day at
work ...
It'• Time To Betas. Here ·a, boW:
l . Sit down iD your faYOrite chair.
2. Tab off your aboee.
3. Inhale~· 4. Let it out.
5. Start ,.amc Tbe o.ily Pilot.
Call Today for
Bo•• DellTery
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lo bid a bud • a lo • wona
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aucoo. n c tinctv .ct · •••f>» OitMb f A'\w w-n 1
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wy. A.-d doat.m•a :w t~
.. ia ••a loille • IH rrtic ia tbc
lllopt of •eillll lk comao.
~Ob\lOD~.
~our O"'n ~~
One mvn.· >10~ anj I prom1~ I l
mal e m~ p l"li .\ ~:ci: :ntttr 1r
'.\o.nhe;n (. _ _.:...m.u..a.:::uail~ .bfr...5Cd
3 gfOJP o' a'110'0~~Sl~ ~hi) .. ~
~tud~ ing t:il nt~, uon ~l""<'«"
hur.lam a"lC r-a, ti n~ \\ t'·rc taJ~J~
~ cnt.'c pt>1.-p 1e h('ft' 111ho ha'e-~
11~1 ~''" "''-\(. -•r.c-r trte>r 'C'ndtn! m~~~ ~n:1 C'7'"t'd and had 1u
l'C' "'~C." N ''"Om U)(' ab 11 v.as notC'd
that 11 "ad ~~ l..1: ed three umcs.
\t~ po.nt 1s •ti.at "' c-popola11 nz the
nnn doe-snot bn~g about '•olence
and .. rt~ -ma.. •un~ are d omg.
t~L ir:d ~ct !hl' t't'P commg ou;
.&:.th. nc.._ ~ ::-e ~a b1nn are
actu.iJI . mob1k no"' a:-d OlMrs Ju,e
lh.:-JOil I\ Ill ta. ba:"
.\sGod 1!orr. v.1t~ v.hcnlhcda\
~om('S that I put a q~1cr1otoacofftt
maduOC' and n pc>ars scalding coff~
all O\C'f m~ foot and be'gms 10 laugh.
that 1s the da~ I "'111 test the Judtcul
s~stcm t<' llS ltmtts
o' •
CHARLES
GOIEI
l '' .,e t-i.:: "' 1 ·he' • ... r<" 'lC ~~ ~·
:ar. ;"c iTh ·~ 1n.1n :M ~1dl. 1ht-
""a out .. "•me ""~' pal h n1 t
Sou;n. <iil:n ..... u~ri ._e JC'dopt'd a fe""
i· .t~ :U.f' unl "'< ~'"" a ttnr'>C a
durnm\
ija'ol.a11 To deh,er \1assachusnts
'ou ntOd a hfC'ume of patnolJC pock
plus pracuce -Uabama rcqwrcs a
drum roll and at least sn c~eaoers
to p ' e 1 t 1 he ' Cf"\ c n de-sen ('S
Q \1. granddad sa~< e was a
gro ""n ma:i ttiore an~:xxl~ e'er
cros~ the ~narc :i a r..otor 'eh.ck
Is that nght''
.\ If ne ..,.as grov.n b: !<>:: t'~
nght .\ F~nch e'.lpedJU<m aboard
~ .... c-r tracton that 'ear •t'flt from
.\1gi:na 1.:> T1mbul:tu 1n :-Oda ~s L nul
thnl T mtlul tu had bttn thought of
gt'nITal1' as t~ most 1~bk
.. .,
::-
L \CC to ~ people bolhcre<t ~'
ci.g;;i~t-'>mo e ~ not •o (pm-
pi.am. 'o• ~not rcalh ~tlk-"C\! b~ ~ltr smo c C'~ to Qot"·
pbJn an~--a~ obs.cnn a stt.lkr:
vi h-man ~ha,>Or ...,b o sz,s:_ -\
ng.htet.uS ca.._s,e IS more sausfi1r,!
u·.an mc0t ne and about as ~he.
11,C-::
Q "'her co•bo·S OUI Y.CSI ;&("IT
grmng SY a month a ~lun -·
o" m och "'rn:' Laborers bad . Us! ma.L..mt., •
\ .\bout Ult sa:ne
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ACROSS
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6 t.um;>s
10 -anc cons
,,Old~
ls Pod s ""'
16 Mnnlsn~
17 Funny oenori
la AeMll ..
20 Lam.I> s mot'!'
21 Ad ,ec:tr.oe
suffD
23 Furrw!J¥e ...,...
2• ~-.,..nal 25 $oillnist>
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26 ConiraQtl()n ao Scores
3' Mock
3S Of .... 37 _.,.. Cald
38 He..-L.i
39 Pace
41 HoJ9e pw1
'2~--43 Front
... Cc:mred
46 ShopM\
'8°tf& BSIS so Rdc*
52 ...-or suft 53~or
56~mmr1' 57--60~
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62 ~rencn~
&t \Jol'1-n<~
65 -!"jQC 9erf191 •
66 Fn...•
6~ Cer e ''°"" 66 Shadows
6S A.~erwllrO
DOWN
' Sta1"
2 Plent) ~
3~
' H91" pnes-S ~ec:
6 IC.no "' salle -l.JSS~ Cd)" a ::n par
9 Segmen:
10 ~OUIC* ,, Smal one
12 -• ..,.
13 C>rophel
1!i~
22~«!
~ 2•~ 25 fi>OQ>C •••
26~ll
2-~
~-Tall
29 Monica ..
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32 ~
33 S1eOges
36 A.l:erna!e '° Goddess ct dclcord
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45 Mrs:
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•!f t.tec71C ~
51 lnOJct
53 ~kl'
• fagN
5'~~ ;s T oucneG OOWI"
566-a.rl ~
57 Nat to Aa4J.
58 Ha.-tk:
be9rW1g
59 Be4•ega
61 ~
63 Amon hoemlt
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by Bit Keane
"They aJI ran after the tanner's
Wife! She cut off their tails
Wfth a caMng knifer
by Brad Anderson
!·If c __ .__""'
"It's odd ... you·re the only one of the
W1nslows who takes taxis.··
PEAl'fUTS
INSIDE OUT by Kevm Pope
;;4 -
T e magnetic field
DEl'fl'flS THE MENACE
0 by-Hank Ketcham
by Charles M. Schulz ______ ___,,, __ _,
cocc, .. -8LEAM ! !
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GAMIN AM>PATCBES
A PICJ(ET
UtJE!LETS
JOC~ tT, p~G!
FOR BETTER OR POR WORSE
~
ti cvr-s1oe
What 11'1 -pr opimor.
lS the. ~t Jah:,r.
saving ~-.ce ~
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't JUDGE PARKER
GARFIELD
TUMBLEWEEDS
~ 10ff"1MER
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DRABBLE
R08EISROSE
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by Jim Davis
WHO'S PLAYINU?
, l"M P'ICKIH<S
OLJT VrfAMl"4!>
by Pat Br8dy
IT'S ONE THIN(, TO L e TO ~E arr
OON'T uE TO YOURSE L~~RA ' : M CONVINCED THAT YOU ~ 1 STOP
DRIN KING VIJITH()UT
PROFESSONAL HELP I ,-Y:::'"lr":""=....,.
DOOl'f'ESBURY by Gar,.Y rrudeau
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THURSDAY, J ANUARY 14, 1988 .... 25 CE~TS
s .teil ·of: 'rites·' . -. ID ·S .eX'
Hearing begins for former coach of CdM
prep ~c:_hool accused of molesting teen~.
JUSt an front of him
The teacher .\Ian Thomas R1gb\
1s acruscd of 31 molestauon counis
In\ oh mg I"' )Oung ttt'n-agcn. man'
of them students of his Judo d as,s a~
Hart>or Da\ ~hool -\ prehm1nan
heanng for ·R1gb~ ~n ~edncsda;
in 'e.., PQn Beach before \fonc1pal
C oun Jud~ Russell ~trom 10
dctcnn1ne v.hc:ther enouzh C\ 1<kn<'C
C'1Sts for him tu stand tnal
BJ JONA TBA." \'OLZU~
OI .. ~ .......
Yo'ung bou ~'ho JOlned a secret
club orpntlld b~ a former ph)-sJClJ
cduauon tcac~r al an cxdushc
Coronadcl \far JnPSCbool v.n-c toki
to USC' a\ 1brator 1n the tcachc·r'soffiC"C
Costa Mesa High's Greg
Ertel goes up for a
basket,_b4.0t was Laguna
Beach scoring a 66-53
Pacific Coast League
·basketbaJI victory
Wednesday night./C1
Nation
Supreme Court gives
school officials broad
authority to censor stu-
dent newspapers./ AS
a.s an in111at1on rite. t'll>-0 bo)S an the
frat,C°rmt) tr-st1fied Wednnda).
.. He told us v.~ had ·to u~ t~
\lbra.lor" 10 gt'l 1ru.o tbt dub. a I:!-
)ear-01d bo~ ealml) and cl~rl) told
the court. not look.mg at his former
teacba seated al \be auonx~s· table
Beach maze
R1gb~. ~.the fath('roia 9-\GU-Old bo~ and a ~-month-old gu1 ·1s tx-mg
lllcll•el llllla, 2 lh. emeqa frG1D a maze of aand fences at
Baatta&ton Bacb •a llaJ.D Beacla. About l 'h miles of tile
l
held on S II .J ~ ooal in Or.lng.t."
Count~ Ja1 Ht ~o ... 1d ~ ~ntcnttd to
more thar 5.., :<'4~ 1r pnson 11
con' 1ucd J, a t"l cot.mis. v.n1~h alk~dl~ ... t .. ~c.:1 t.c-tv.ttn 0..tc.ocr
1986 and \farcti 1.,. -H 1s v. 1fe did
no1 att('nd \\ t'\.l"l~a: s p~ings
In a .a1 l':v1..~ 1n·t""°' 1ev. allcr his
· ·ptemtx • ., •. "'. f<1go' demed the
cha~l"\ -..:• n, r.a' n coun -and
s.:i1d he ··r., 'lr lJi..,ht"O a child b.e
that and n_ . :r .. I · Ht" ol;,imed the
3L,U~i ur,, :-. !hL · \1l'ldtll.\Cn~\
from a couple o: :-oi.ms .. and b:amed
sn'c-sugato~ for ··1w.1sung and 'on·
f JSI~-the hudrcn
Rig~ re~gn«i from Harbor Da~
S...hool m \fa.nh allc-gtdl~ because o•
vtht-r 11~ cons1ram1s He .., as a1-
flrst('(i a ftt"r CO'lC~med pa.rems ror.·
taC"Ud !.C'hool offic .ats me vf tlil'
~h.:irges lodged iiplOSI hur-a~
in,o1'e students lrvm anot~· ()r.
ange ( ount~ s...hool but au1r.-:>rr:1~
t;J\ 1.· not ,d('nUf•ed 1ha1 •a..i!n'
.\JI oi ttk· a1 C'gf'C • ic:1;.s .n·
~h~-.! .... c-d 10 ~ur~ m R1gb~ ·s
pr~1.m na~ hcanng.. v.h1ch 1s C\·
IX"· :c.-c! :u tas1 about thrtt v.C'l°ls
The :-\ear-otd v.u~ \\edfl('S-~~ :he pr~ident of Ragb~ ·s ~\~·
"":1:-rbC'~ -Togas .. dub, 1den11fied the
..,~a•or M ~1d he used m the C"Oa< ·s
"'" .. ed otli e .,.ncn ~ut~ O.su1ct
.\.: -:il • Le~ s R~nbtom sho"'ed
•· 'T ., .:? •• "l •ui.nd 10 Rt~ ·s nome
T ~ ~-'' ~.d R1~ handed h~m UlC
• ""·.:s:v· .. h ..... tM !>AO "'<"R' m tne
(Pleaae eee BOTS/ A2)
School
recall
threat
wid·ens
Group to target all
7 tr u tees for\·ote-
on pr incipal S\\·ap
8\ GREG KLERKX
Ud JOYCE BODLO\lCB
Ot .. Ollllr .......
.\ .:i112ens grot..p .... 1 anem·~t to
r~ s,e;.~ , ....... st~ oi tM 'c-v.-
po-.\ks.a L ra(jed School Dtstnct
i1..-! V.4'1g :ht"1~ U!la"llm~"S 3PJ)1'0\ aJ
of r:. ;:--.:.'\, pa sv.ap O('lv.ttn Corona
Ct;• \tar ar-..d ,t".,.;>O"": Harbor high '~~._ ·S("noo;s
nylon fencin& ls laced a.crou the beach to keep sand off the
roada. The winter barrlcacles will come d own in spring.
Bnan Tncnvt t"ad~ o• ar ant ·
s-.-ap gr0t.p .a1k0 Blue Pode sud
\\ N'"'~~ ~h.::~ his g,.roup •s ~ng
-Li ll steam a:-::-3.d-"1th a ~1gn
to m.411 the t"n:u~ Xlard follo .. i ng its
de\: s1on T 1..~~ to uphold ~pe-r
.rte~de•· hhr 'icotrs ~!>Jon 10
sv. t.:r. C vrona ~I \far pnnopa.
De-:ln.s E'-ans and 'c-v.-pon Harbor
pnoc1pa. Torr J~n
E'ans an<! J3'.obson ... ,11 track
SC 00 S De'gJO"llllg In Juj~
Democratic hopeful
Gephardt gaming m Iowa
after faltering start.I A& . Body in Mesai. park lake identified
~"lOt saJ<! tne ongmal plan v."2S
:o l't'\."311 board ~dnn Jim ck
Boom and me~~ Judnh Franco
ar:d T 1.1m \\ 1J ia":U. ~t Tucsda' ·s
nttung C'OO\ 10~ B ue Pnde rnm-
ben that tM entm~ ~rd IS -obqous-
h 'lO: :> tOJCh v. Jt~ lht' C'Offiffillnll' -Index
Advtee and Games
Boat mg
Bulletm Board
\Business
.Classified
Comics
Entertainment
Optnion
Pohcelog
Public notices
Sports
Weather
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8 1
A7-8
CS-0
B6
83-4
C4
A3
C7-8
Cl-3
A2
Bt JON.ATHA.--: VOLZ&.E · °' ............
Coroners 1n' est1gators on
\\cdnnda' 1denufied a :!S-,c.u-old
Costa ~tesa man v.host na~(.d txxh
v.as found floaung 1n a small laU a·t
TeWsnltlt Part.. but an aut~ fuk<I
to turn up an~ s1gns of foul pla~ in the
ck-alb.
~ut~ Coroner CuJlcn Ell-
1ngbu~ said '"' cs11pto~ rehed on
fingerpnnts to 1denuf) the bod~ as
that of F rancl~ PoruUo. "'ho v.-as
rcponcd ma.s.sing by btt fam1l~ on
Chnstmas
BU1 lhe alJ&OJ>S) fa1l(d to sho• an~
rc-.ason "'h) Pomllo endC'd up in tltt-
1 ('-foot d~ man-made lale in
Costa Mesa. v.hcre CH\ mamta~~
v.o r\en found him flootmg T~~
Fun~ tesls v.erc ')('heduled on the
bod~. but th~ rC"StJlts • t>re v.~\.s
av.a~. aulhonues said
Sgt. Sam Cordero said Ponauo·s car
v.as found near the par\ on Dec ~
bu1 1t v.as tov.ed and stored tn
authonues b(au~ poh~ had nA
reason 10 bt-he'e the man·s bod\ -.a~
an the !ale ·
-\\-hat ... ~~ 1-omg to do. dram
the tall~.,.-Cor<kro said .. ThC'fe v.as
no SUspK'lOn M was in lht lake -
·City buildin.tt no easy task
for Missiori Viejo' s council
<\C1t). bt-ll Rome or M 1ss1on Vltjo.
1s not built in a da'
... So ifs probabl~ ix-st to tx-pattntt as
the ~ers of Orangt Count'y·s ~
est en~ w.oO. to makt' M1sS10n \'1CJO
an 1odCJ)l"n<kn1 mumC1pal1t~. After
all. t'' t'o -\ ugustus v.'aSll •t faced .,.. uh
ftncbng hab1h1~ insu~ntt. rontrac1-
1D& for landsca~ mamlenan« and
negouaung .,.1th the Slate Board of
EquaJaauon o~.n saks &;u re~
Those arc among the tasks t.M
°"''~ ekncd Cit) Counol must-t~
10 in the \l.ttU leading to offioal
1ncorponuon on March 31.
..\Jlhough M1ss1on VtCJO ,·otcrs
d«l~ last . O\embtt tQ become a
at) m tht' midst of th( \'aSt unin-
corporated· ·Ma m south Orange
Count'. the acuon allo•'Cd for a fi,e-
month tran.smon pl'TlOci.
Vsctoria Jaffe. one of the fi, e
members ckctcd 10 tht' ft<""' rouncll.
has found d1s\Jnct ad' ana.agcs 10 such
an mtmm pt"nod. -v. (' t' bttn abk to Jlel togrthn for
~J>S"th•t ma~'US-to-ldenltf).
areas of ronc'nll bdott •-c an.uaJh
b«omc a nt~. Tbctt"sa k>i of•-ort to
tx-do~.·· Jafft gid. "'Our first
me«aog "'-as Januaf) 5th and •'C got
nght do.,..11 to tht nuts and bolts.. -
~council hO\l.C'\Cf 1s not realh
s1anmg from scratch ·
Th( master-planned rommun1t\ Qf
tract horn~ dozens of parl.s and
65 ('00 rnJdcnts ~d bttn SCf'\ ed for
SC\t'ral 'ca~ ~' a ~funacipal .\d-
' 1so~ Counc1l.'j'n elected bod~ that
met rqul.lrl~ and J't'C'Ommt"ndt-d
acuon to the count) Board of upcr-
' 1~~ on 1nUt"S afft'C1mJ \11~s1on
\. t('j<>
M~ rtttnlk. tM Communll'
Scn1C'l°S OtStnct -v.nh an elt"Ctcd
boa,rd -ma.nagrd a rount~·funded ~· to tal.,,t catt of pa.rb. sHttt s~ttprng. st~ bghung and olhn
Huntin ·on school officials
expel 7 or alleged drug sales
\\ th the .:1s..t \(':> ot Pomllo·s
1J1.nt1t' an.: ·.:J. z.a11on th.at his .:ar
"as found -,J.. :ne .aLe nearh thrtt
"-et" sago ~ ,care nov. focusing on
the poss•b 1 ·, . ..,e-death w.as suK'1de
vr an a,, h)l·-
.. \\ (' n. g"' :-f ' •--a p a i~ oo~
t"r.ds -~a ~ • ... '·a-n h and fnends
-J"'..:l :he ~ ....._: · .... J{' Ii : •a<. a
s ... 1. ,Jl 1• _,_ ·.:~·:-::i there 1s no nttd
; r ,_-r .. -, ..... r:J. -,~Hi.atlon
'-1 d L • R , • J r -;-i • • 1 • the t~a
·c . .., • .., .s~.: '""e ·c.-s af'~ thini
!> .. sp, ~' ~. ,,lr "l'"()~r the case·
P~:-:."1~1 ... a .. -=-~·o~rd zr a '~
~H1 Bcad'l ''* •av \\hen ~ left h1S
tar. h on Clm!>~Mas.. he told thew ne "'a~ ··~1rng out·-Cordero said
John!>On said prel m1r..an intC'f-
' e--.s cf P.>:'1.1llo·s fam1h b\ dctec-
:1, es dtd not Pf'O' tdC' an,· cl~ as to ~h the man m12..,1t ha'e "antC'O !o }; tf h1mse ' -
-\\ e ha' e no informatton aboJt
d:sponden0 that >A Ol.'d .ndK'llte
su .c1de. !>O that adds the poss1b1ht~ 1t
ria' ha't' bee"l <kClGCl'lta. •· the
I ~litC'nam said
EJllngburgh ~.naa. ' e-sama<ed thC'
bod' v. l!> in tn~ .:-·•, Ilic -'aten from .a!> I-Ong •s a v.ccJ.... hot a~ the
{Pleue .ee BODY f A2)
said Tbnot . -n»e C'Oltlmuntt~ 1~ not w.1Jhng at
prl°SC."n: to R"Cal' one 1•0 or L'1rtt
board mcmt>en. -said ThmoL a
C ><.ta \fesa -es1dent w.ho ran unsuc-
ce-ssfulh .. or that C1l'\ ·s counol m
I c.ot-·-~ fC'Chng 1s ·that the rnurr
~.a·.: sho ... ld ~ rl°Cal~ .\od b\ God
.,,.err g 1rg 1c recaJ a.l! st' en-·
BU{' P..de mcnbcn rl('('d to gather
appr \1Matd: 13 :c s1gnawres -
~ ~·,cm ot ~ d rs:nct's -~
'Ott'~ -1 "I OfW 10 pbC'(' the f'C'Call
or. a ~IOL said Thmo• The group IS
(Pl~ eee SCHOOL/ A2}
ROBERT
HYfl>MAN
Focus o ~ T~H NE.-.s
Ferguson won 't~n
for Congress: Mesa's
Buff a considers bid
j'.'ut-!1'1. fll21n\Cnanct' St:""' I~
ti's m..ch mon~ ;:-omphcated '1>ht"n
\ l 'U lu' (' 10 n..n a (It\ oot I loo for
,h( t"3n~11on 10 g~ ,:"~ smoothl~.
"'1 d ( l'unn.ma., \\ 1lh.im Cra~rraft
.\,'1.ord ng 11. J.sfTe the trallS!l1on to
, t\h,~~ ,all io· \1 1~1on \"~JO to
u t., • .. nhi:r ~ontrol O\C'r the rom-munn~ t-~ hmng a safT. setting
~IK', ('or.unumg to P">' tdt pubhc
~·f\ 11X'S alld -perhaps most 1mpon-
(Plee.ee .ee CJTT I A2J
By JE.'l\"IFEI\ nBER
or ............
Sa'\1ng he did not v.~t 10 ea'e
CaJ1(orma .nc:t •"&Dted to be pan of
the dn~'"'l° for a Rcpubhcan m•]Oll t~ 1 n
tbt' stale ~~ Gil FttgJ5oOn
announced on Vo cdncsda\ tr.3t he
ll-ill not run for~ co.~onal seat
Rep. Robert Badharn IS \ac;allng.,
Mcan•h1k. Costa '1~ C11'
Cebnnlman Peter BuJb sud be is
lh1nl111g of \hrov.'lng his hat into the
nng.. ,
-11\a\m't mMk 1.n~ droS>Ons 'ct..
Soil, water toxic
at Irvine tank site
By BOB V:A.. '\ E\rg£S ._..., .......
.\ potnuall) ~.,.,and ... ._icr C'OGt.anuoauoo m If' 10{ ~
tict monalattd ~ the Omit Count) Eo~1ronmtouJ Hralth
D' mon and 1.ht sate \\at.ft' Quabt) Control Board. offiaah ~
Vo C'dncsd.1\ .
T•'O months ID\ntwalOn band b'&Jl C'OOC'mlnlloru oftbc
1 od\lllnll soh'U\t t.neblorortb)kw. ~ ot C1US1fl& c:anctt. at a
~ sior.-Wll w~ OG Main Stmt.
TM tcSts •ett cood\IC1cd b) (OMQJ ts on bdWf ohbt satc's
o-ntt. Robcn .\1lrbanL but._ .. "' qualit otr.aah ·~ D'Mft
srus to cX1cmllllit tao. ~ * probkm -~ did do toent JOiJ aDd wain' tfttS bw 1t"s not rcall' ckar ·~ ~ l'J4 t.bt -1* pin~ .. sud • Bttdnold. ·W'lllor
eqJncef •1th lbt' bcmcf, rqioa.aJ otrK't' 1n Rt'enidt ·\\~·,~asked
&km lO pit lft a ~'Dd ,.,tier IOnJll ,. ic'h IS lhr rilbt •~)
' don.. • <*'C'lltJ1lltOmof tric'bJotodb km '° tunes ~ tbU t.ht auc>•1tCMC k~"d •-cn foUDd m soil aad •attt ~ aear the oo•
\'X&Qt Sile.
•
~ut I am ~l in~ 'C"~ scnou.sl~.
Bdb satd
~ Dcm~t 1.mul JUSt aft~ htS
e C\.:1011 to the Cn,. Counol an
''" \l"mbt-r IQ-6. Buffa said he has tal~~ •o h1ssuppont"nand toOraugr
Co .. n•-.. Repubhcan P'a..n') chtt"fTom
fU("Ot~
Buffa saJd M ""111 mal e b1sdros100
r ut-fK nnt v.Tri.
FerglliOO 1~ llK' SttOod ma)«
pl.l~cr on the states~ to tum 00-"'D
.? sno1 at Badh.a.m • s chair tn '-' as.bing-
(fteue eee l"UGU90!1/ A:J)
2 local cit ies
t o observe
King holiday
..
.... , l•O OCCMIOllJ J8 IUcfs • ...,
~ W bo) aboot CMIPlll ,.,n::::~!!~!=~~::--::·:nu.:: ID &lLrmpU IO ibow lbr II •• •rmisbt bo6d a .,-..apiDSt R!tle dJd ncK dlc1I> mt OUL I was
uPf(11tm)sdf.oo&at Mr R~.-tht
t:.tier • lk ldiool year. lllr bo) )outh said. said. ~, ,.a.o-ed twn a lhcwt Tbc)oulh~ .. wedb) Kd~·s tnenv iil-,.fbdt a bula da.nctt took olf CUC"tJQ& quesuoos and asked l.br
her &op. • • Judlt for a bra.k.. dunns •Jucb ht·~
Tk boy aha 1.t'ltlfird U..t hr sa• comfoned b) his molhn-and Catbn".
.a.~ ....-rt.tJ .. lD am 1ocVr ths-parmu the from 1'0W' C1f
,_. cill"ltt. &Ix oearl} C"IDpt) courtroom. ~
But Deput) Publ.c Defrndt1" W al-Calbrr of an 11-)ear~ "ho lalr'r
-__ .chalh~~~?lir)-9;-::Uuid~hc•-ifficloubledr wbrthtt aes&ificd YI bcsadc Rostnblum at tht
1 pomo,nplnc-m~~-•hrtr ~ )Outh's
maJeria1s lO a manor and indecent mothn" \31 ~''to ham on tht •1tness
exposure •ou.ld Ix swaai ned.. becaust st.a.nd ..
I.be aopkss dancn film ~-a .IOU -SM ktpt bc-r had' do-an dunng
Thr&eacbaahodld.noc1n1n1110Mll) mosa ofhtt"son"s 1011mon~ aod dtd
oposr bnnselflO tbt studtnt -•1'<> not Joo at R.~
sa• ck &caC'hcr lbrou&b an offitt The 'oungn .outh t~ufied that~ ~ from uwde I.be lOdt'I-room. too,,. n told ttui nc ,. ould ha' c tous.c
K.ri~ dosd) quni10nicd w )OUth a '1brator 10 )Oln the -ToCli and
saJd ~""as appl'<>a: hcd ~ tM fi~t
•11tlC'U and toid abi>ut w d ub
SEVEN •.•
From Al
coid W.'31tf'\ COUid tu\ t" hrid It bdo-
t.bt surbtt for a much longn pcnod
Bob Bourdetu. OM of the •odtn
•ho found tht boch Yid lht C'ft"'4
notteed we~ in the middle ofiM
· take Monda\ but d1sm1s~ n ~ a pt~ offloalini dc-bm.
-\\ t" savl 1L but"'' thought 11 .i.as a
loc or somcuung.· Bourdc1u s.a1d -_il~}) thtte •as no doubt n ,.as
a man. -
Aulhont1~ said ""hat appearro 10
Ix a log on ~1onda~ "'as Pon1llo"•
bro""n ba.ar ~has head bobbro to the
~
-1Tnc bo) 1 totd rm lhat \fr Rtgb~
,.ants to slMl a M"Vo club and at-out
the '1bra1or but ht" satd ll 'li'U \tr
R1gb~ ·~idea -UK-~oungn bo~ Yid
Krl~ a.lsu incd 10 find a foun·
dauon 1o r an~ an_ rt~ ~oulh might
hold aptDSl the iomler teachtt
Qut"Sltonmg lh<' bo~ about a Judo
rnateh ht losLc>en though R I&~ ""as t~ Rfttce 1n 1~ nutch
-1 cned.,.;rnd I told CanotMr bo"~ 1
\Ir R1gb_ ~hangt'd tht ru~ but I
d1dn·1 ~cll at him -tht" bo~ said
The .bo) _also ~d be had not
d~ bu sto~ •sth an) Ont otht-r
than h1s parents and autbonllt"S.
although tHt tar11t"r "'lln~s sa~d tht"
~I ub met after Rig~· s arrt"St ao -nal.c
uul our stones. -
-it ma.ts coUu:sioo lO ... -
K.dk) said dun. a bR:at 1n lM
PIOC"cecbap. -au, 1lus is ck tint UJX r, t 1Dnrn io ~ wtllt tbc9r lick. -
Kdk) sud lht '~dtdnxd
to speak lO ~ in\nlepton..
but such ttfusals att not unrommon.
ulboriucs sud R11bfs oa-o soo
has abo ttfwaf to speak lO pobtt.
Ra&b) 10 19 .. 9 pleaded gu1Jt~ U> four
counts or ctuld molesung. m t'· .
cha• for a rcdtJCUOn tn l~cha,..s
IO d1siurt>inc the J>t3tt The ~ K"Um an
that mok'suuon ~ has not bttn
lckntifted The 1979 molestation
dwp Am.L " Ra~ be-po ""ork1ng for lM Harbor
02~ hool m 19~ although has
fingrrpnnts v.ttt ch«ked throu&h
sutt computen
The ttror has >~ to Ix full)
t"\platncd ~ aulhonlJ(S.
"BODY· ..•
From Al
pnn..1pals\.3~ that it's '\Ol St"'ttt" hn'r.
\\ t"·r<' mal1ng pl'ogtnS •
Pohcc Lt Ed \hErlam •ho of-
fi 1atC'd n\ct 1t.e umkrro'a ~
auon. said a1 tbt" lltnc ahat IM
rtJ.at1\t"h small numbcT of arrt""Sts ~~I~ rcfl(Clcd .i.cll on Hunt-
ington lk-ach
Ht ~1d m~t transac11ons '"'oh cd
onc-fo unh to one-half grams of
cOC'3mt or manJu.ana at pn«"S of S~5
10 S5V Sour~ Pf"l"' 10Usl} said ~ a.rresq
1nohcd ma~ stu<knts at Ocean
\ h.-'4 a nd Huntington Bcacb high
~hoof\ Officials ha' t" dtt'hncd to
~onfirm that repon
SOIL, WATER TOXIC AT IRVINE SITE •••
P'romAl
The salt" •as formcrl' leas.rd b'
Control Component~ ·a Rancho
Santa ~tvpnu firm •h1ch maLt"S
pres.sure control 'ah t"S
State rqulauons require tht" \hut·
uni down o f an~ dnnksng •alt"T
soutce found tocontam fi,t paru ix-r
btllton or mort" ofaht" soht"nt
Prolonitd t"\~Urt" to that le,cl oi
conctnllauon has bet-fl found 'to
ancr~ the nsk of canttr aC'Cordsng
to SLC' m ~ ong. usistarii d 1tcc1or of
t"fl' 1ronmrntal health for tht" count~
T esu shov.t'd concentrations ot
.;..'X) paru Pt"f bllhon in \Oii a t the tanl
mt and ~I 0 pans ptf" btlhon m
adJa~:rnt ground "'3lt"f accordmi to
l~ En" 1rc,m~'1t.al Health D '1sro n
Tht" sol' en t has )() far not \'.'On-
ummatt'd d~n ~ ng ""3ttr r tht area
and offt 1als ;r: heel ing nr.uri.
wdls to ma· es..i·<' t~ ha'~ not Ol.~n
afTtct.C'd. \\ ong ~·d ·
-Thcff 1!> a ~e I about a quarter
mil<' av.a' and "'t ila't fou~ 'lu
trace of tht-~h-::'mK31 in 11 · S3td
\\ ong. -The 1.omawma uon "'p~.:I"\
10 be confin~ It the Slit··
.\n en' ironmmtal health press
r\'.'bst' said.. hov-t,cr. wt drinking
w.;ilt'f '4ells aR. onh chect.td oner
t \ tn \ ' months nlc last LesL of all
.... w.clJ~ v.1th1n one m1k of lhr ron-
umuutcd stlt. •ti rooducted io
'x ptl'mhl:r the pR"SS rck:asc said
I.. tc-\ts ~onfirm lhc hazardous
Jc, .:Is ot con~trauon. lhr o v.ntt
... 111 t>.· told lo a 1 qusctl~ to dean up
the IO\I .. hcm"al
"'It a de.an-up s ~-tilt
~:lier t-.o.lrd has as ed W O'llont"'T lO
, ~..-,,1p1o1. th aproposal~t.btmdof
lh s mc 1nth \.aid \\ ong.
FERGUSON NOT GOING TO RUN ...
From Al
ton D C Badtum announ rd last
•ttk that ~ 1.1.ouk! not ~ rt'-
cltcuon
talc ~n \bnar &rge..or: R-
~t""' pon ~t: ,.as general!~ cor-
s1dtred lht m~t h ch candid.ale fo· ~ham"s \dt bu1 \ht a"nour;td
.Monda) ~ w.anltd to Sta: r
Sacramento
Ferguson sa1d he -\t'Tlousl~ con·
s1dt"rcd-running for Congre-ss. but
has dnirc 10 h't" an California and a
-rcncnt dn1rc-to continue righting
for a Republican maJori1~ 1n the
.Uscmbl~ kept him from doing so
-.\It.hough I ~ould ha'c been 'en
proud to rcprest"nt lbas d1sln 1 1n
\\ ashangton I ""ot.1ld also i..a··<'
~.'l>'K'd tcnOI: no; ix :-g AH'" m:
•3,...., • anc ''"" !ie-r m (ahtc.ri a
tr. • .s~mo1~i'1irr w 1d 1n a press
't"l • .i~ ··Ha• ng ~"'t"d 1r tht \\ash-
"li:ll -:!':!'.2 ~;,-~ 4 rt"S as a \tarne I
~=-u ,. no ... ., C'I• :0·1orn and n me~.~
a Cah~o-r.;1an ~an gel .-or the good hfe
and r;:a! prop!.· ··
F :rgu~n R-\.r-ro pvrt Beach h•d
..., d nf1 ::r that an '"'~llpttor
... ndc~ .-.a, r... tnc Fair Po t.C•
P·4d1 ........ ( ... mm1ss10'1 r.to poss1b l
1.a:--pa1gr • olaaom ""ould not affe1.1
nis.1~ ~ion or. rur.n.ng H e could not
Ix r.a .. h..-d I rtommc!lt \\t'd~" Fer~.. n·\ dJm n s1ra1 't" as.,1S..
·3~· Ek er ars said tl'le -..
\l·~: ~L r ·nothtng v.hat-
~\.r .. :o ~o .i. , .. r1s 1s1on
~<'.!ha:r-s dc-.1s .,r. n to Stt"a. R'-
t"1t.' r.Jnd &~n·\lu mgdoa11
1 I'\, • nos:'h t" 1 'l..., has thrG"' e &.:al
Rcpubl ~an P.sr::· into dis.a ~ as
,.md.d:itn.kr.tmb.e for the ~l
\.cv. pc·n Bea'n businessman
\.ath,m R1.i"<nbc"rg as •ell as In ine
( un~ 1mar D:l\ sd Ba er ha\t an-
,u1..n .. t.·d lhl"· ... r_n for Badilam·!> ~·at ~u~n i> • R gcr i.a-:w n and
'>('\\;fJ lhcr' w·c 1.ons1denng l"'ltc."r·
n~ 1hl" ra.C'
SCHOOLS, 2 CITIES TO CLOSE ...
From Al
Fnda'
Sch.ools in Fount.air \ allt"' Hunt·
mgton Br.lch and I~, ·i.. v.111 be cle>St"\i
\1onda'
The ihr~ campuS<"> vf the ( oast
( ommunn· < er ~ Dmnct
( OHth~ (...olden \\ ~1 and ()ra~c
coa~t -1411 ~ ( M"d \londa:_. as
.1.1 , In i;e \ alk·· and ')add rroc
.O"'!""luOll~ lOfl('!~
l--.1ng. born Jar 15 1"3<• v.a' the
m~: prominent '01ce oi t'°'e 1' 11
.,ghts mo'tm<'nt an the 19~ )\
Hn hfr "":!~ nn shornn IW.>'1 Cl' an
as\:i~ft·\ bttllf1 as he stood un •
rnotd l'lakon~ in \lemphts Tenn
He -..i.o uld ha,, been ~ .rare. old
Fr da•
Prts1d enl J1mm' ( aner 1n-
•r1 '1uc~·J I~ 'lauur. ,· '><'t aside a d4.
o f n.itnna1 obc.<nan~c tor t-..1n~
P"~ldent R~ag;in appro'eo the
mca""1a~ sn I" 3 and ll 1.1oen• ."UO
d)C'll In I 1V
SCHOOL RECALL THREAT WIDENS ...
Fr.om Al
hof)\ng to pb~t" ane rtall on the June
ballot but The not \aid 1f that fails he
hopes to call a speoal e l<."Ct1o n this
summer or target tht" '-o,cmber
ballot
Thmot said 1he group v.h1ch
<0ns1sts of appr0'11Jl3tel~ 50 "c-v.·
port-Harbor parents and suppont"rs.
"''" mt"CI T utsda' to discuss fi nanc-
ing for the campa;gn Thcnot said ht"
did not knov. t \acth ho"' much the
rec-all campaign 1o1.o uid CO\t
Thl" group • 1 I not St"n t" r<."Ca II
paper. until \f,.r,h bttaust \Omt
board mem~r. \lot"f't rranstatC'd in
,o,cmbcr Stale la• rcqun~ \l!lool
board mt"mbers 10 be in office at lea'it
9' da~ s before 1hc~ art t"hg1ble for
recall said Thcnot
Oppos.11100 to the s..,,.ap "as 0' tr·
w.hdmmg T~' night as an '°'''·
mated ~J peopk packed Haf'!X'r < ommunll~ Center sn Costa \1C"\a
Ka~n Ken<bll a member of the:
Commntu T o R etain Tom
Jacown. said a poll oft 350 fam1h~
\ho•C'd --pc"rcmt oppo~d the
pnncpal s"'ap v.hslc less than 5
~nt supponed 11 The commllt('('
is ~tc from Blue Pn<k
Wednesday's Lotto picks
BJ Tiie Anerial.M Praa
H~ arc tM •1nnm1 numlxn
ptektd \\ t'donda) nrght for tht
CaJ1fon21a Lottcn ·~ t""ttt·•~ h -Louo649-~· ~o 4 1 1.s. 10. 1 s.
}4 and the bonus numbn. ~2.
Pb)tts •ho corrtctl) gurss.C'd all
M\ numbtn ,.1U Wrt" a pnu pool of
S~3 4 million. k>Ren ofTlClal' \aid
ThOSt" picking fi,·t" numbtrs plus
the bonus number .,111 share s: I
mtlhon. fi,t" of si~ SI 1: m illion
four ofsn. SI O~ mtlhon Thrt"t of~"'
1s •onh an automatic S5
The saJt"S from \\ td.Msda' night to Saturda~"s dra•..,ng •ffc SW 4
m1ll1on
Both <AhCl\)h an~ "'inner<> Thi!>
sh •uld nut be: o,. rru.·•.,•r g tampered
.i. nh \a1d J~·\ eloper John \\arm·
r~t ~ .:ino1hl0' • Mm1n~ member
"Thcrl0
\ .:in o'e~helmang pa~nt
~pp<tn tu ka' e th1np alont" ··
8 111 Pa~al a c-ounsclor at Corona
J \I.,• H1gt \31d ··s1ab1ht~ ~r·
11• :in' Jcd1ca11on att not
4ual1 t1t' .. ti1l h ar1: fO\tered b~ pnnci-
p.il ruta• r, al th' \ttonda~ Jc,cl r :i,.ulh 'IJ1f and students hkt" lO
tr.in ... ut J r ri r, pal a!> a pt'f\()n "'1th a
"'"1.'C 1n:. r •. , d ni-ttrm comm11-
m.:r;i 1 th •m
··11 :hl·: ""-"l:' .i pr nctpal as onl~
·~ :np.,:)rlr;. ~ou I 1\C the quahUt"S I
"1l 11' "'l'd ..
In supporting \.1 oll Truster Rod
\la .. \I IJ1an told the cro""d that 1~ ~4
\Cir\ of SC hool boa rd SCf' ICC he had n.:O\' r -..:en th<' SUJXOOtcndcnt°S &5'-
S1fn"'1.0ftl rttommt'ncUUOnS O\~-
tumld •
·1 ht"St" thinpdon·1 c1>me ou19flhc
hluc ·· \bc\ltlhan said
\lac \l1lltan aho called the pnnci-
pals t11.o 1ood mt"n do1ng t""o SoOd
Jobs ·· add1nc mat t~ "''" -. polcnual mo' e ah~ for lhe pcoplt
con,t"mcd ·
Ju.st call 642-6086
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CITY BUILDING NO EASYTASK .•.
From Al
anlh -talc clwjt of a budgn -on hov. lxSl 10 &O about it.-said poll\. cnforttmt""nt and d1scussaon o f ~;..ted b~ local La\t'S Cou.octlman Oms Kttna -Ont~ the fatt"Oftht" .\epn H11tscommuna-
-1 1h1nl ""t do ha't tht rcsponst-on sa's •t" should wltt1 an mttnm " a Mtghbotbood of 6.0CX> rn.idents btltt~ 10 the communn~ to fi, t •11htn man.a._gn-to ~e unul •-e find a tbt ,.as ld\ out of Mission \·icJ0°s
our mnns -Jaffe said -Fiscal .~ pcml3.Jlt'nloM.Tht"Olhcflheor)sa~~ in~orporauonbu1nu~s11ll bepan of
spons1b1ht\ u 1he ba.St" of tM OJXT· tOJust go a.head and ~n the prottSS tl'i .. Cll\ ·s fuaurt
au on •· · o( sclectmg a cit~ man,aair and kt tllt ·Bui O\ ttall. I lh1nl. people hkt tht"
Frllo"' ( ouncilman Bob Cunis currntt dtSU1C1 maugtr st'r't' m tllt l ll' ttw> v.a' It ts and an-looking to us·
agrl.'t'd sa~ini ··~e ha't to adopt a meanumc..-· 10 ._c:"tp tt that v.;i~:· \31d Cra~craft
prudent and constt'\at1\t" \Lance fis-Mw1on \ •tJO .... 111 contract 11.1th ""ho hl t otht"rs m1en1t\llro. prcd1c-
ulb. :.nd d1~\UOl<k-t~ kan.of tM 42 t~Ol\ f~pohcc a.ndJicr pCDltt· Wd 00>•1sabltdlanges mOSVC$ldents. _
JX"fccnt v.ho \Olt'd nrpu,el~ ffor 11onand t0ran1mal<0ntrol scnicn. "'" 1dno11ceaso 1,hoodam't"S
an1.._rporat1on 1 •• CoullCll membiers a.lso art ~·na ( o ul'\etl mt"mbcTs agreed that pc'f·
lar th<'counc1l-t"l('Ct h.as formC'd for 1dt"li on forming 'anous ottz<'n h3r'\ the mO\l 1mponant tifon nght
'3r vuStommlltttS to t>tiin v.orlmr lOmm1t1.ttS ~ loo mr. to tht or-no .... I) to 11.011. c-ompaubl~ •Hh each
t uJ Ntkhng tht" c '' strudurt gamutton!> of other " 1t1<'\ in Onngc olhC'r
Jaffe said ,ounc I membtrs ""1TI C-ount~ ··If lht'f't s a pnont~ it's bu1kiing a
'40r '41th rtprt"St"ntat•'~ from the -1t"s rcall~ JU5l to ~t Ki<-as -~ d '-(-'>< ,, .. llvpcr.u :on and conSt"nsus.
~•atC' Boa·d of EQ.u111a11on r the h!Te .. \\ t 0 rt" loo mg :or nt'T. ap-11\3: ,...e v. 1 v.o'ri. t~I~ as a r;~~SJ: papc~o· :'"ta• n .\pnl :r wadit.~ .:nd also 143~~ th~ m1g1'l t ,o :Jn.il · Jaffe said -rm confident
I t~: da~ iod ~ang ffi,..al n· r:::'c m3de mist.al~ ;?:a t v.e \hould v.. , r. put uur pt'f\()naJ prefettne't'S
rorpu.rauon sak-s l41\ rc,cnues can 3\0 d -an.:1.on e•osas1de io:-1hr!£>0doflhc
qute h tic-rcd1rec1td into the or~ [)nplte lM con~..ilt.at1on ""ll:t "'!~
l otT1.:I"\ ,-\I s.\1 n \ 1c -~· iti~ -1'! rr .. r .ipahllt'\ \t1)s. on
.\ co:"'lml'lC't' ll\a~ bttn formed to \ k."J01\n0l~rtgmodt"ltdaftttot~
•. -.c:4·~ i-thl" 1r.,_.rar,e f'C'C'd<o :>f th~ , ~ c-s , 1,;n~ ..,e11btrs said
Type A · more likely to
u rY1,·e h ea rt d isease
n.-... bum ~It\ .\n\J anolhtr .omm11--\\e·rt" do nt: 11 ba~ on our o,.;n
: • .: .1.111 .... c)r .-. th archnms and un.JtrSua,danE of \i1sSJon \ •t"J0°s
planO<'r. c.n th~ \t 1~\ "'" \ 1t10 C-1!\ scr~ of J arc .. ·on v.hach •c"rt all
tfa .rn 1: n Jrtl'O •a, Im 1 :nc ··amll1a• ":th ·Jaffe sa d BO T()\. .\ P -Hard-dn' en
.... :-r~ni Commur 1. r\lcts D1s1-d \\h1 c the ( t' (ounc1l 1~ hleh to 'Tlc:r ""th T •P<' .\ perso'1al1t1t"S are ,:~ff r1i~c Jt Ll .\fJrncJa .ind ( rv .i.r r~Ma ncd 1n ol\t"d in sealing a ~·t~ almo'>t '"" •<' as 1lel~ as lt"ss ag-
\ :i.l"c\ Par ".1' "'·m~a ... rac' for '>('\eral monlhs lo gr~Sl\c ix-o ple to ~un 1"t" bt".an
Thate\lraspa .. t"1.1.11lbtnc:t'dcd10 ,omc 1hef1,tmemt'lt"l"\also 11.11lfind d1'>('asc a .. ~ord1ng to a stud~ tha1
....... 'Tl modate a , 11: staff tha~ as the ms.ch e-s ht"lpini to SfiaJX the 1. halknges the ad' ice th.at heart attack
,\pi..-... ·~·'1 r.o Yv"" i•om th~ ~---rent ;:>ol111Csof<.0uthOranicCounl~ 'ldtmsshouldslo1o1.do,...11andrcla\.
u .. 1-d '>tatT 11 <'tg.ht to abc>u: :-··Wt"re atv.a~s lool 1n! for solu-Tho; rcsar .. h also cas.ts ncv. doubt
, '11p ~ • l:c .\\ S<1me point in thi: near t ons tc. 1rans.pon.at1on probltm~ and on the theo~ th.at T' Pt" .\ lxtu' 1or
:utur<:. the ( " ( ounol v.111 h1R a cit~ I 1h1nl ,...c·11 h.a'e a stron~ '01ct a~ a puts pcu plt at higher nst.: of gt1Ung
~ar.agt.'r 3 d i\ auomr:-and other .. t~ )...ccna s.a1d .. hc3n d 1 ~St" if'! the ftnt plaC"t Ttt.t
ffi al1 to •1;r the d.a~ ·to-da~ Pt"""· Other 1ssut'\ that aJT h el~ to 1111 1dl'.'.1 has alrcad~ been qut"Suontd b~
at ns Jf \I 1\s1 :>n \ i: o ~ouncrl ~m«llng a,endas con-.t"m ""' l'.'ral thcr rcvarchcrs 1n f't"'C"t"nt
·\\c:.rl'.' lf\ rig tc build a con~nws funher de,clopmeoL stepped-up •tan
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Alan Paine · Allen Edmonds · BTford
Brannoch · Barr)· Briden · Corbin
(.ole Hun Kenneth Gordon
Sautia ~ro Silverfem ·~,Top-Si~· Sportif Talbon
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