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TUESDAY,.JA UARY 19, 1988 25 CE. T
RB lost gamble on pi·er -insurance
City declaring coastline a disaster area
to recoup costs from state, federal funds
BJ JONATll.AN VOLD.£ ..............
The decision to go without 1n-
1urance for t~ pier-and city~•'Ded
End Cafc·was a pmblc that Hunt-
inJton 8cacb lost. Cit) Administrator
Paul Cook said today, addJng 0the loss
of 250 feet of the struc1ure -wasn't a
Crowds
watch
ocean's
wrath
By PAUL .lllC8IPl..EY · ..............
Thousands of spectators flock.ed to '
H unUJlllOO Beach Monda) to scc
fimhaftd the destructive pooaa-of an
&nl')' ocean that caused miluons in da~ aJonc the 0ranst Coast and e~hcTc.
Spawned by a Paa fie norm· that
bkw Lhfough.'tbc Southland cartxr
Sunda). the towmn1 waves ,,.""I.Shed
a•-a) the last 250 feet of the r .I»
foot·long Hunungion Beach Pier late
Sunda).
Combined With a btgb ode Monday
morning. the huge waves crashed into
tt)e pier and up on the beach. flood1nt
concn.s1orr'nands and wasbma awa)
the shoreline.
Freed b) a national holiday com·
~oraung the binhda)' of Dr
~a.nJ n Luther Km& Jr .. students and
v.orkm alike traveled to Hunungton
Beach to Stt the Mother aturc
extra,apnz.a.. The) wcrcn·t d1sap-
po1nted.
total surpnsc •·
-It ,,.ould have been tota.IJ) ndteu-
lous (to insure the pett)." Cook sa~
-h v.-as a gamble that 11 may.co dowri.
bu\ 1ftt would ha"e lasted four )-can.
v.e v.ould ha'e .been ahead of the
game.-
Cook sa1d be lS unsur"e •bcther the
l*'f ... ,11 be rcbutll to its on11nal
l .l»foot lcnitb and P...,.md that
do10& so m1&ht ~-um tins disas1.er ...
Fire Chief Ray PICCald. aho t.bc
Cll) 's awst.ant civtt dcfco.sc_mordJ-
nator. said rompkted aueurncnts SC1
dam.agr estimates to the pier and End Cafe at S4 million. In addltJon, the
cosu of the damqe to the city beach
v.crc csumatc'Ci at S50.000, be said.
State beach damages totaled S4S,OOO.
-TM ctty beach rctt1ved most of
the dtbns from the ptcr and t.httc v.-as
some damage to concess1on-
(stands) .... Piccard sa1d He esunuted
It v.ould cost wot' abeut S 10.000 to m~re the saft'I, ·or t~ hoards of
onlookers v.ho pt~red at the beach
-whKh was tt0pened along v.nfl
pan of the pier toda~
The cit) •as also npccted to pa) a
consultant S25.if ~ to eununc the
pier and submerged pilings to de-
termine the c~tent of structural
damage
Cook wd recouping some of the
cleanup costs froni federal and st.alt'
sourtts v.111 be 1mp0rtan1 because
b1"1 prcm1unu and deducubks led
lbe Ctt) to lca~e the pu.'I' uninsured
,,. hen 1ucopn1c'Ci in 198 S -1·1.-0 ~-ears
wr a storm tore a chunl from the
end oftlw SUUClurc
-1nwnng the ptCT v.-as cost-
protublu,e.-Cool sa1d -\\ c ~
(after 1983) that a storm of grcaleT
~mt) could haH dont n again -
v.rucb tS v.-hat happcnc'Ci ·•
Insurance pr«n1ums and the
proposed <kduct1b1e g>Hn lhe ell~
after the I 98S rco~ning v.erc not
a'a1labk
The dtt1s1on on v.bct.her to rri>u11d
the pier v.11! be made b) the en~
counc11 afteT the consultant's f't'POrt.
s.asd Coo
-1 v.as on the pier tv.o \can ago
v.1th hfquards dunng a storm and I
v.as scared·· Cook s.atd -vou get~
uneas~ feclanf that ~ou'rc JUst out
thert' too far I m not totall> surpnStd
II hap~ned ..
But ~'eral ofthedozensof cunous ·
people anractc'Ci to the coast loda~ to
Stt •h.st v.as left 1n the storm's v.ale
(Pleue eee UBUal>DIG/ A2)
0-.,.. __ ., ,_ .. ,... -11 makes )OU respect the poYtn of
the sea.doesn't tr': said Lee V OW'C'ler
of Humtniton Beach ~ he and his A towel'l9C waft tlmDden •• t die Mattered end of die Raat:IJICto11
~ -caowoe/A2) Bwc• ~ oa Moeday. A.bollt 250 feet o f pls-..k lDto the ocean Sunday
aJ&b t. t.ak':a\ t.H Elld Cafe down wltb It. afta tile stonia~
b rea.ken Wi ened tile atJnc pier. It la cloeed ladeflnltely.
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Nation
Court rejects an attempt
by Lt. Col. Oliver North to
block an investig'atlon
into his role in the Iran-
Contra affair by indepen-
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Nicaraguan President
Ortega's agree-
ment to talk with the
Contras and restore civil
rights Is called a ploy by ·
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UCI basketball standout
Frank Woods Is fea-
tured.181
Entertainmen t
SCR's ''Prelude to a
Wavesattac.k
homes, hotels
alpng the Coast
By llOBEllT BY1'1>MA..~ .
... PAL"L ARCllIPLE). °' .. ..., .......
Masstve storm-Jenera led v.-a' cs
pounded me Orangt Coast \tonda~.
funha v.ttken1ng the dama~
Hunungton Beach Pler unde'm1mng
beadifront tiomes in Laauna Beach
and fomng the closurt" of Pacific
Coast Haab"•> The powcrfuJ storm snasbed res-
taurants. bokls and dozens of homes an aJon.g the coast from SAn Otego to
Vmtura..
Rcsidc'nu and JO\"Cmmen: of-
flCllls •'ttt' ptt'pa~ for a ~ond
PCB may open
Oil ThUrsday
Commuten v.111 be detoured
1round a thrtt-m1k slretcb of PaClfic
Coast H1gh•-a~ until at least Thun-
da~ as road ~ .. s dear sand and
&bns that •ubcd over the COU\.ll
bt&h">'i\ \tonda\
Storm~otratcd ~'-cs rombtned
v.1tl' a high ude to pus.h the ocnn up
lO ;and 0 \ CT the htghv.-a~ along Bois.a
Oia tate Put
Stonnmo..seut,forclng "~r ~~~~a~~~
9Chool ck»u,... AS . tr('C'\ IS t'\~ed ro be rro~ned late
Thursda~. a .. "C'Ord1ng LO Cit) -'dmm-
91o"a\•e of destrucuon th ts morn.ng 1stra1or Paul Cool He said n will cost
.. hen a 7 I-foot h1g)l t1de v.-as J1.;e at about SI (X'() to clear the road.
8:30 a...m.. but toda' ·s calme· ~as (ommutcn v.111 ~detoured onto •
~edJ) cauwd {lo add111ona' dam-\\ a~r and Gokien West and a.re
~ • :id' 15ied to w lltn"tUlt' TOUtn to
-11 v."'a;S prem qu~t for us ~ l'Otd funhn de~~'\.
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lndez · Cafe owner counts friends, not· disasters
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. SQutlipark back.er& raiSing the stakes
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of the pier. Gustafson dido 't blame
an,one
.:.Ifs Just one of lbosc t.b.inp.
E \Cf) bod} did lbc jOb be ~ SU~
posed to do and somC'\hma ll c \hat
comes aJoaa. -hr said.· -h Ju.St
~"S that • hrn t.bc o&d bo)
upswrs dcadn to do somcthms. bc
just docs 1t -
Gusa!soo Wd hr ~ •bcn ~
nqoua ted t.be lease tbat aDC>C.ba
(Pl 1111 -nJSllUJe/ .&I)
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tan injur ed1n fire
COAST BATTERED BY HIGH WAVES •••
...... • e
.-r;• Sheriffs spokaman LL Dick
OfiDm aid ioday. '"Tbctt doesn't
.--ID br any_.., problems," .. h .. qWle I bit roU&htt ~~-aid 8ttt Corbin dfff unbnatoo ._. mas monun& as he surveyed ... .., __ the damaacd City pier. 't(
~ o.r to lft what it would be like ..-.,. llua ifs not so bed." .
AP"Mer indication tbar the worst
91!J br over was the ~ of a JP •Ainlri•co~pm>tur' who was
• dDwatowD Hu1111n1ton Beach
, "' ~ nilbt scllioa T-shins that lmd: SUrvivcd the Huntinaton ... Pier Disasler '88, •• I
Lomlly, tk storm b1 I the C'IUCS of H-'"'81oa Bacb and LaJ.una Beach
......: 1lle city couoals in both
mmmuaitics wiJI meet tonight to ca s· der dedarin& a local state of
~as Hamett Wieder, cbaJr-. wom•• the Oran&ie County Board
ol Supcrvison., dicl Monday after ~ the dama,e along the ~COUL
1llC county's ckdaranon permits
its C'IDaFDC1 sen'lCel ~es to commit all penoond and resources
IO s&orm wort, said Patti Ranee of the OruF Coury Fire [)qm1mcn1.
SbOuld the a ties persuade Gov, ~ Dcukmcjian to declare a state
olana1tncy. theJ!Ofllmun.itiescouJd
beaNm dipDlc for fedm.l funding
Mlistance.
County officials have yet to de-
tuminc damaaie estunalCS. but Hunt-
inaron Beac:h officials say thc storm
caused about $4 million .dam• to
the pier and the End Cafe restaurant
wlricb fell into the ocean. · 4 Sand berms ~ in place along the
beK'b today, but the hJab tide did
link m~ than lap qains( them,
In Laguna Beach. six mulu-millioo~ homes, in the Blue,
Lqoon community bung precarious-
ly this momma at the edge of a
bcachfroot bluff cnxkd Monday by
the pounding surf. Tbrcc of the
homes remained evacuated.
C m1o"S of Oran1t Count} jail in-
~tes. fireficbtttsr police and resi-for thn:c boun Monday momiftl,.
drntS worked ,,nually non-stop In other areas of the OraQllC Coat.
through llic night at Blue Lqoon mmordaJnaee was reponed.
Bc:ach.fillingsandbqsinprqmation Aliso ~ in South l..apna SU5-
for this morning's high tide. tained some damlaie,
Jn addition. the -0wnen of two Newport Beac-b sustained 4&lly
luxury homes on Lagunna Place minor. ~nuisa~ damqe. sa1d City
trocked io· 350 tons of boulders Manacrr Robert Wynn,
Monday and toda). The bouldcn Some beachfront homes in west "'~ lov.'Crcd to the beach with a I~ Newpon sustained some Roodina of
foot crane and piJcd at the ba5t of patios, but then were no rq>ons of
QCh house to help protect the homes, water in homes. be said. Some wata
Erpic Chapman. owner of a S 1.S Oooded Seashore Drive u well. but
million home in Blue La&oon. watch-not eoouah to close the street,
ed as tM work ~ntinued thu mom-There was plenty .of~ o!'. the
ing. .. Yesterday, 1t was up for sale real . beach, too. includiog paer pib:nas
cheap. .. be said of his Spanish-style from Hunungton Bead~.
bcachfront home, The storm was parucularly cruel
While no damage estimates arc yet nonb of the Orange Coast on west-
availabk for the Blue Lagoon area, facing beaches.
Police Chief Neil Purcell noted that Ei&ht deaths were blamed on the
one of the homes on Lagunita now powerful stonn that moved across the t~tenng on tl1c edge of the bluff was state Sunday. four in a plane that
for sale last ·v.ut for more than S2 crashed 1n the fog and rain.~ who
million. died in a car buned by snow drifts.
Building ins~ors have yel 10 and Skid ,Ro,... tranSlcnt who ap-
detennioc whether the house can be parenlly succumbed to the coki
saved, M said. In Redondo Beach.. seven .people
A bathroom of one Laauf\ita Dnve were inJurcd Monday by Oying glass
home dropped into tlle ocean. and 16 when wa'"es ccashed through the view
coodommiunu in the complex at v.1ndov.--s of a seaside restaurant and
V1ctona Beach.Just to the north, were an Arm> Corps of Enginecn worker
fl<>O<kd. suffered a broken leg while assessing Also o~ V 1ctona ~ch. two houses damage around the pier.
lost port1onr or their front >atds. The stormcauscdanestiamtcdSIS
including one owned by develoixr m1lhon da~ to publtc facilities at
David Stem, Redondo Beach. ·
Throughout the Ctt). offietals esu-Rocks v.eiJhing more than a too
mate the storm casued bet~un wtte patched into the haibor from the S l~.000 and S200.000 damage ~o breakwater.and 13 restaurants.;about
public proixrty -mostJy _at Mam 40 boatS and a tv and private piers Beach where a I 5().foot section of the were damaaed, · popu~ boardwalk was damaged by Dozens of horn~ 1ncludi~th~ towcnllJ V.'3VCS Monday, ed b I b 2 • J 2 2 b II ~Jte the extcnsi\•e ~'!la~. the own Y c~ e nu~ ona t: e
storm eausc almost no tnJunes, A and Don Rickles in Malibu. ..-ere
La&una Bcacb firefighter, Carl Klass. damaged.
suff'C'rcd a $pnUned ankle Sunday The worst damait was rcponed in
night when ·a walkwa> conapstd Redo nd·o Buch "'here the
beneath him. harborfront Blue Moon Saloon was
The storm also blew off the doors at destro}cd. one end of the three-level
the Hotel Laguna and forced the Ponofino l{ln-hotel colb.psed and
dosure of a portion of Coast Highway SC\ eral rcs1'brants v.crc damaged
REBUILDING OF PIER UNDER STUDY •••
,.,._A l
sa.id the pier sbouJd bt rebuilt ..
-It's pan of Hunungton Beach -
they've got to rebuild 11." said Sharon
UWT'C'nC'C of Fountain VaJJC). v.<bo
stood 1n the beach parkJng lot talcmg
phot~phs of the destruction. -h's
sad. I d hate to sec the loss of the
I pier."
Bill Mcleroy of Buena Park aJso
said he was saddened b) the darnag.c.
He said tt surpnsed ham that the cafe
would be so quickly lost to the sea
again.
··After the last storm. I thought they
built u up,·· he said as .he walked
across the dnft'Wood-litttred sand
-with bas wife ... But 1t doesn•t seem to
be able to stand up to what Mother
Nature can dish out.··
Mayor John Erskme said cn~
offiaals also thought the pier v.45
sturd).
··we spent S 1.2 million on repairs
and we obv1oush felt the structure
was sound. but lhe scvent) of this
storm 1s "C'f) surpns1ng. -Erskine
said, -\\-'hen I was out tbcrc with
some police officers.. ... e walked out
d~ to the spot v.-here thnc·s no
more pier. The v.ilole Sll\Jcture would
mo~e under )Our fttL.. ·
EnLne sa1d the -Oamaic -rajsn
somequcst1oruofthe repairs.. but that pal~ 111 comparison ot questions on
the soundness of the rest of the pier ...
Offictal.s for Broman Construction
Co. 10 Long Beach defended the v.-ortc
the compan) ixrformcd. and said no
construction could stand up to -an
act of God"
Piccud sa1d ett\ offioals would
-10,e-to rebuild the entire structure,
"'h1ch "-'aS built an 1911. It was
repaired -a,t the same pomt lopped
ofTb, the •cc'lcend storm, in 1939 ind
198j,
··There has always been a public
de11rc. to replace the pier LD us
cntiref>, -Piccard said ... But not the
fu nding.·'
Pu/ A.rdlpl~y c.rribetftl to W.
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FRIENDS HELP OWNER •.. F-romAl
storm could wreck his business. He
JUst dJdn•t expect it so soon.
-we lmC"tV going in 1t was possible.
although u badn·t happened' smcc
1939. ft Look 44 >ear5 tbc first ume.
then JUSt 2'n )~ so ~ou can·t
predict th~ thmgs ... he said.
E,·en if he rouldn·t count on the
v.~thcr. Gustafson lcamcd he could
count on bis friends
Throughout the da)· the> were
coming by to sec what they could do.
Of count. there was nothing to be
done. but n cheered him 10 Imo•• so
man) cared.
··A lot of fnmds, customers and
former emplo)ccs have stopped in,"
he said. "The support w been
1rnnendous. ...
SOUTHP ARK BACKERS LEAD IN FUNDS •••
J"romA l
nent~.
-E1ghty-e1gh1 dollan isn't a lot 10
do much with:· Smith said, ·• .\nd I
don't e"<ixct to raise a lot more. We
plan to be effective with w~1 we
ha\"C, ..
Smith's group paid more than half
ofjtsdo nat1ons to the consultant firm
o(l("ubJ~nn and Associates. and an
addJtional SS43 to Bel inda Blacketer,
a l..aplna Beach attorney aiding ID a
COUJU)'Wide slow grov.rth measure.
Tbc proponent poup paid $2.000
to O.vid Vaporan, the consultant
ovenccm& tM effort for Nathan
ROKDbetg. a Republican candidate
i• the race to replace rctinng Rep
lloba1 Badham. R-ewport Beach.
• -wc·re JttUn& fa1rl) Mdcsprcad
Enterpnses Inc supported the CH>
officials· contention that 10clud1ng a
retail center would be financialh
beneficial for the cit). Fo untain
Valle) offic1als-cla1m the 1978 pass.-
age of Proposition 13 eliminated
proixn} ta'~ as a maJor re,·enue
source. forcrng the Cit} to rel} o n sa.Jes
ta:\ to mef!t the nei!d5 brougJ11 b' the
area·s gro\l.th ·
To lure the Pnct' \lub from its
Santa .\na location and move tM
shon d istance to Fountain Val~.
c11' offio als offered a deal that would
allo\I, the store to bu~ the property at
SS 5 a square foot -m0tt than half
pncc through a rebate of its saJc tu
paid to the C'lt~ ·under a 21-year
agrtttnent. \\'hale that acx:ord ~
fire from opponents of the mail
center. 11 was supponed by the
economic ana.l)JU.
Wa) ne 0 : Wedhn, ~dent of the
analysis firm, ~wuh all of the
guaranten mvolvcd. • this devdo~
men 11s a 'cry good ccooomic deal for
the Cit) of FountaJn Valley and _
should result 10 a combined benefit to
the community after all costs of
appro.11ma tel) .$46 m 1 lhonduring-tbc
21 -)ear pc'f'lod.'.
According to the documentS filed
b) Moss. George M. Sakiok.a. the
oWntt of the propaty -where.
wa•be:flj fields now sn -con-
tnbuled J 1,000 lO the campaign that
would aJlov. .&be retatl cnta.
But Snuth wd rcprdlcu of who
supporu the rctatl ccotcr. orc\'Cft the
outconx of the decuon. bis .,.ou.p bas
accomphshcd one 1m~1 aoaJ,
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CROWDS VIEW DESTRUCTIVE WAVES ••.
P'rom Al ·
>A;fe .\ngie watched from the ~101 ~me. .. ~ Brown. -1 hope he v.-as
loL l.icemed. •
J.
said as sh~ watched the other. V1olcot
SJdc of the PaCific. ··1t loots ltke Mother Natutc"wantS .. It seems hkc somebody wnb an
to take back what was hers. .. said Frm ~ocmng dq:rcc ought to be able 1q Akkn McGrqor, also of Hunt-
1ncton Beach. agreed the city should
rebuild the pier, Brown of Fountain Valley. figure it out ..
E'en thouab tbc newly rebuilt end Linda Bagdasarian of Huntington
of the pier had been open only two Beach and her daughter Juhe said
}cars followtni a battering in 1983. they spent many happy times vil1un1
everyone expressed hoix the city the pier.
··0n1y thu ume, do it nght., .. he
said . ~ Beach stood up. All "the
others stood up. Wh) not this oner
would tr) agajn, ··tfs sad ... Julie said,
· .. The likelihood' now lS we've had -1 sure v.-ould like to S« them ~1cGrqor sugnted Clt) offioals
might e\plore the same route Seal
Beach toot when its pier was de-
mo)ed 10 the 1983 storm,
our 2~)car storm," "said Ltt ~build'ii.·· said her mother -vou·d
Voumer. ··The) should rcbutld... think they would've built 11 better
··1f the) ·re going to do aU that , than the last time. ..
rC'de,elopment downtown. 1t would She and hCT husband often waJted
be nice to have the pier:· said Angie out to the End Cafe for brealcfut. she
.. The} toot donauons. hdd fund-
ra1scrs. raised moDC')' an~ •-ay they
could... he said. -The} can do the
same th10g hett.
\'oumer, saJd.
-1 th10t the) ought LO ID\'CSllple -11ovc it out here.Just enjOyang the
v.h) It v.\sn·t done nght the first calmness of the beach:· fb&dasanan -1 don't VrllJ to sec our pier go."
State justice will
speak at Planned
Parenthood dinner
•
California Su~me Court As.sociate Justice
· John Arsucllcs will addrea Thursday's annual
dinner mcctinc of. OraQ1e County's chapter of
Planned Parmthood at the Beverly Herit11t HOld io Costa Mna..
OffJCCn and dtrectors of* orpnization will
bt dccted at tbe 6:30 p.m. event. wbicb will mart the 23~ anruvasary of Planned Parenthood io Oranac
counni.
The . tioa ofJen mc:dic:a.I.. eduCational
and ~f:iuy planninJ lerVices for men and
women in Cosu Mesa. -Mmioa Ytejo. Santa Ana
and Ga.rdct> Grove. It is affiliated witb" tbe Planned
Parenthood f.ederatiOo of Amaic:a. tk COWltJYS laJJat ~of family planniQs laVica.
Women meet bJ IrrizJe
Tbe Newpon 8eacb ChritliaD women·s Oub
wiD bo&d a lwacbeon~Wed•rw:tay .a l l:lO a.m..ue
Airponer loo. 18700 MacArtlaur Bvd... lninL
Author ~ Erbe will bt the pest spcakt:r.
anchbe propam also will include a~ sbow~
soprano Sbcri w~ suest IO&oist. Tbc ~ d
SIO and ~lions may be: made by callioa
854-9122 or IS7-68l9.
Nlgael art groap meet.8
Martin T <>bias. an ctchina artist. will be the
pest demonstrator at Wcdnc9day's meetina of the
Nipd.ArtA1sociauoa aa dac Dua Point Y outb and
.Grou_p Faality, 344SI Emcnada P18ce. Dua Point
The event is scheduled for 7:30 p .m. and the
publ.ac is wek:orM for a SI doutJon, Call 499-4331
or 8»-07S3 for addJtaonal information.
NanliJ6·coane mated
Rancho Santiaso Collqe's spriog semester
nlll'W\l &ssiStallt count -ill bqjn Wednesday, The
ciabt-v.uk das "&ppro\'C'Jd by the Slatt Depart-
ment of Hcaltb Senicn.
GraduataqualifyforcertJficdemploymeotasa ·
ouniqawiswu in a hospital or for private day care .
Call 667-l40S for further. mfonnation,
. Teen t1p11 offered
A worbbop for parents entitled -Raising a
Responsible Adolescent" -iU be presented Thurs-
day &om 7 to 9 p,m. in the la&u.na Beach Hiab
School cafc1eria. ~ Sponsored by the CSP Youth Sbdtcr. the
propam is otJcred u a community !CfVIQC.
Reservations are bt1na taken at 494-9604.
Gardea club to meet
• The nex1 mtttmg of the Newport Hills Garden
Oub Wl.11 bt held Thursday at 9:30 Lm, at the
community dubboust on Port Carlow Platt in
Ncwpon Bcacb.
Taesday,Jan.19
• 6 p.m. Lqw Bad Qty c .. dl. council c<hambcn • .SOS fornt Ave,
• 7 p.m . ......._ leeda at)' 01 :U,
council chambers.. 2000"Main St.
• 1 p,m, OHaa View SdMel Dhtrkt hN el
Trutea, d1s1nct doard room. 16940 B St .
Hunttngton Beach.
WedneSday, Jan. 20
• 9:30 a.m. °'MP. C..ty ....... ., ~
riMn. board bcanna nxim. Hall of Admuusua11011.
I 0 Ca'te Ctnloe:r Plaza. Santa Ana.
• 6:30 p.m,,C.la Maa Tnftk Ce-• .....
council chambers.. 77 Fin Dnvc.
• 7 p.m •. i...-leeda Ota lfett C..-
......._ ~JXlJ cbaalbcn.. SOS Form Ave.
• 7:30 p.m,. a..,_ a.d ~ 1'nlnk
... ~ c..illtlM, council chambm. sos Forest ~'c.
• 7;JO p.m.. ....... .... lfatll ' I
SaldJ c-.a~ pol~ deputmmt library. 505
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.-nts for the proponents. ··~e
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~ oa the outcome of the cl~-~ Aa iDdcpmcknt economic anal) sis
~ for the cit~ by Wedin
~0n IM cit) sldc of tbc equation •
the t.ransacuon also P9,_ ford of' its
costs and s11ll returns a Albl&antial
general fund btndit of at lalC SI
million P"f' .year to tk city ... said
-w tnntni the dection js very
1mpc111ant to us. but another key was
1tttinc it before the residents of'
Fountaan V~ and lc1ti"I them
make the decision ... Smith said, 11!!!;!!!!!11!!1!!!!!;1111!11=111!!!!!!!~ ··nus is JU5' too bis a decision for tbe fi
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S.torm 's s1.:irf,: higl! tide
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The ~·at 11ain Beach in La&~ collaptied mader tbeatraiDof tbebl& .uf. ~
Orange Coat OAIL V PILOT !Tueeday, January 19, 1988 ;It A.3
A bathroom addition hanC•'bY two ropes
after h eavy surf undermined the cliff at
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Victoria Beach ln r..acuna Beach. ··where
aeveral other h omes were al9o damacecL
Surr~ up for a courageous few
By GREG KLERKX ' ' . °' .. °""'.,....-. Bercham'ma~ ha'e made the undernatem~nt oftM
Th · ~ month The storm dumped more than an inch of rain
e '1c1ous v.mter storm that lashed : .. ~ Orange alo ng the Orange CoasL and v.inds gusting up to~ mph
Coast meant m11!1on.s of dollars 1n damage. considerable uprooted 1~ and dov.ned pov.er Imes. The end of tl'le
tra,ehng incon,en1ence and. for some. the loss ?fa Hunungton Beach Pier collapsed. St"nding about ~50 feet
business or pa~ of a home. of the structure crashing into the storm~ ocean
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But for I -~e~~-old Ted Luna the storm meant ~~t area beaches v..~re closed ~tonda' but that
ou:.ageousv..a'es • .. d1d n"t sto pafev..d1e-hardsurfers h k.eLuna ·
It v.as .. ind of sea~· said Luna a Lale'l.\ood "\\ e v..ent out for about an hour then came back 1n
resident 'l.\~O tested the rough waters offHunungton tate and paddled around.-said Luna. "ihO ,entured out v..ith
Beach on · 1onda~ afternoon. tv.o fnen.ds .\Jbert .\le1andro and -.\ngdo Santa .\na .. It
Luna v.a$amo nga handful of J)C'Ople v.ho 'oluntanl~ v.as gett.ing tough to catch an\lhing wn hout ~mng
en tere-d the v.ater af~er the v.cekend storm tha~ tlooded kn.ocled out ·· ·
streets. eroded building foundauo ns and sent I )1J to ~'(I Huntington Beach v.as among the beaches closed
feel of the Hunungton Beach Pier crashm& into lht> ocean \tollda\ due w n ce-ss1, e debns high v.inds and rough
Most v.ere cont~nt to v.;nch the spe:ctacle of'\,\ hne v.ater surf \\"hen asked 1f he felt .safe surfing unoo such
from the shore. and there v.as a cam1,al atmosp~ere as condnioM. Luna said .. not realh That"s v.h' .,,. hundre-ds flocked to the coast to gav.k at the dancrng m · · e ome
v.a\CS.
• -1cs prelt) mcrcdabk. all n.ghL .. sa.Jd Ell~n fkrcllam
of !'ev.pon Bc3ch. v.ho JOaned a crov.d near lhe
breakwater at The \\ ed.gt to v1ev. the pounding surf "'I
knov.-It messed a lot of things up. but ifs preu .. beautiful
nov.:· ·
CloSt"T to Hunungton Pier. lifeguards roamed the
beach m Jttps. usmg loudsparers to l.eep'-cunous
onloot..ers from stra~ing bc~ond poltce hn~ ~ o,i,a,es
oonunued to pound the beach. bulldoz~ scoopt'd up
pile's of umber v.asbed ashore from lM shattered pier
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Rllbble &ma tllie. de•••.t B.atiJaltoa B•ch Pier on wrecka&e wu ataewn for· mila ·aJoq the coast and drew A prepared resident takes to ·Illa bo9t at Paclftc Coat
llonday plla ap on t1ae beach at Beach Boalennt. Tbe plen" of 91Cbmeera. · 111&1awa1 and Anderson Street in Bunttncton Beach.
Appellate coU_.t orders
delay.in StaIJr,er trial
LOS ANGELES (AP} -Attempts Patt~ had been ckn.icd by Supmor an 1985. .
to att the Nt&ht Stalker trial unckr Cou.n Judlle Michael Tynan. He facC'S a ~parate tnal in Orancic
..-.-ay nut month have blm tbwantd But on l=rida). Tynan was sand Count} for attemptJd m unkr and
byanappdla.ttrourtrulU.in fAvorof with papen ordcrina him to rcvcnc rape.
defense attornq1. who want ti!M to that rulu'I-• oms said a rcbeann& of the
examine a sheaf of police records.. -1 can't control this. .. said Tynan. a~llatc ruhng had been soucbt..
The appeal's rourt rulina could who had planned to ,et the trial under .• , dcla} triaf procttdiap mddin.itdy. •-a} ne1 t month. -if s out of m y . \\~ anttct~!<' taluqg 1t to ~
said Dtputy District A\10l'WY 5'er· Mod5 now:· Supreme Court. the prosecutor said.
11,. ~orris. · llidaard Ram.Utt.. 27. awaits trial He said the defense request •'OUld
DefmK n:qoesu for ~ to · in Los Anlrlcs Count on t 3 murder ~ hard to ~mmoda~ because coun~ politt records of crimes cbafles and 30 other. fdonia 1n poli~ agtnctcs don't catq_onK spanna~ sa~ months before tile to-conncctJOn Wlth the stn.QS of bftak. cnmcs by how the} ~ commatied..
caUcd Niabl SW1ref' 1tria oflnufdtn ins and nilbnune ~ I.bat Irr· oms called IM-ckfcmc requesi a
bepa. and witb lk w crinuaal rorilJed Soatbcrn Calibnia ,.,...IS List-m inute tnal«laril'll t.ICtJc..
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and SI 5. ·v.ere reponC'd stolen Mon-
da~ along.the 900 blocl ofCl1 ffDm e. --.--.--
;\ radio. and other m1~llanC"Ous
lteQ'ls v.ere ~ned sto~ ~tonda~
from a car paned on Catalina. the
nct1m told police The loss was
estimated at S 1.000. . ~ ...
In a ~parate incident a car stett<>
was stolen from a car parked Monda~
on Santa Rosa Coun
lrriae .
A man-a.rmed -.uh a .!2 nfle
•talked into the Fu11· Kan Restaurant.
14376C'ul\er Om eon Monda) nl&ht
and opcMd fire into the kitchen.
httung one emplo~C'C tJl the toot The
g_unman and another suspC"Ct fled •r> a
)'C ov.l:>atsun B-~ t(I after the sh\.X"'t·
mg a.nd dtd not rob the resuuraP.: l"''
an} patron~ .The emplo'et' Iv.a~
treatC'd al a local hospital and re·
~ • • • Som~ne pned o pm the front d0\.'r
to a home in the 40 blocl of 'a'a~
sometime bet .. ttn noon and m1d-
o~t Monda) and stole assoned
Je"''Clr') and t"'O men·s watches.
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. .\ Votk~-agcn Jetta parl..ed 1n the
t ~soo block of Jordan ..\'enue •as
·t'.hc tal)ICt of thae-ves Sund.a~ morn inc
Mesanjailed after attack
on tavern !s security guard
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v..ho bro ke into the 'ehtde and stoic
11s sureo ••• The ltx."l v.a$ punched on a vehtc:k
p.irlC'd in the 1300 block of Mc<A•
-\' enue be1-v.een noon and m adrugbt
\1o nd.1' The \Chtde ·s stCTCO was
stolen ·
Woman , 82, . .
hitby truck
Byt.ANCEIGNON
Ol .. Dlillr .......
.\n 81-ycar-old •oman from
Laguna Beach v. bo v.as struck by a
truck fnda} •htk Ct'OSSU'I South
Coast H&&h•a} v.-as hsttd an~
ed .. condluon .toda) at South Coasi
tcdlcal Ccnttt.
.\ 19 .. 6 F«d packup truck dnveft
b' Bnan Coppola. 20. of San
demcntc hat -'lytt Fraztt at 9:3S
a.m as she •'ll crossing the bcbwa
al Blucbtrd Canyon Road. pobcc
sa.td. .
Muec •-U ID the cross-ialk and
•alk1na 1nland across tbc h..,....,
•hen she •'U bu b) the truck as tt
mack 1 nah& t\ltn onto the 8"111wa)
from Blucbud.. Slaid OfrK'tt Bob Van
Gonkr.
Van GonJtt said· the tNd was
ovcfrna DO mOtt than & ~ mUcs
Pf! hour. Frute cocnplaAocd or c-in LD ber
kft d . kl\ butlOC'.b.. left ao-a-
bK\ and k.f\ q. ~n Gordn' Aid.
C~ -.-., is.sutd • a11t1on for
faahna to )1dd ~ n&bt of wa).
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.... ercraah ~China Nicaragua schedU1e's ·cease-fire talks
~ tal to 811108 aboard ~AGUA~ N~ (AP) -the Interior Manillry as under in·
., .... Ill......... · Praidnat ~ICI ~ 19id . tbe vesaiptionforthrirrolt intbcalleeed Democra._..., .... more"aatraald
. . • IDVcnunatl will bold Ill r ... direct CIA plan. ... ., --.. """' airli:U~~~~~~~~~~;~~1~~~ :-::.::=..=s.~=..-:i; M!:c..~~~ woaldacelatewaroatofcoatrol
.,.... .....,.., 1ndud1111 three Japenar and a Briton. The crash Monday take tOUlh masum if Coasmt Obeado "1 ... VOt..~..,.,..... ao nilk h miles shor! of tb_e ~~Y at Chonqina~rpon in Sicbua~ provi~. apP"Ova more Conan aid. have a.eked off f'roip iJ: .eltie, w ASHINGTON (AP)-Laden of the ~mocraaic f!abt apmst ~ Wll~ollht;wont tn Ch!na s hlSIDr)'. The official news llC1'CY Xanhua ~id . onep aid Monday nilla• that ttfU1a1 '° include in an amnesty aid to Naniaua·s Conan rebels said 10day that a new aruu11on or mthwy
,a.he Sovift..cksic.ned llyusb1n 11,J I. a.four~~ t~ ~son a~"'' Cardinal Obando y Bravo. wtto former uaioaaJ pantmen who ter-1Upplies would ctcala~ the Central American conftact •·with rnults wt could "--
aPPloedl when at went down.~ Southwest Chui.a AarhMS flight from BetJ•na mediated two previous indu~ct ved under Anastasio Somoza. neither predict nor control ..
carried 91,.._qm and a crew of 10. . ~firt nqoliations. wiU bold Tbe auardsfMn ~jailed at the Rep. ~Hamilton, O.lnd .• predacted that the Feb. l Ho~ vote Wlll be 8 8 earth----.. e rennrted bJ CIJJle prelimjnary talks with the Contns in end of the Sandinisu rtvolutlon that close because Prnident Reqan .. wilt pull out every stop to wtn. • .,..__ r-· Costa Raca Thursday to prepare for overthrcwSomou in 1979. ~vious-Rrp. Tony Coelho, ().Calif .. tbechiefvo~counter for House Democrats.
W AS.HINGTON -A strona earthquake struck along the coast of fatt-to-facc talks Jan. 28. ly, the Sudinisw had qJftd to said the marpn for the showdown vo~ rtmaans razor-thin, with a group of 30
nonhnn Chile early today1 the U.S. Geoloskal Suo·cy repon ccLThe tremor Also Monday. the Sandinisw re-include in an amnesty cSnly prisoners to SO rnemben c:onsidned crucial. ·
was centered aboul 70 males south of the coastal cny or Anlofapsta and leased K vm opposition leaders ar· captured after 1911 , when the Con-The Reapn admini.stration bas announced its intention lo rcquesl a
oc:cuned at 3:3 1 a m. ( 11 :31 a.m. PST). said USGS spokesman Don Finley. rest~ ~uri!'I the weeke~d for in-ans bepn fighlina. renewal of ajd on Jan. 261 and &op administration officials have d asm iSS(d
USGS earthquake monitors in Golden. Colo., said &hey rcrorded the tremor at ve,taptaon an to wba& officials alleted Obendo y Bravo said Onep told Ortep's promises at a weekend rq.aonal summit in Costa Rica~ a ploy to f~I
a macnitude of 6.6 on the Richter scale. They said they did not receive any was a CIA plan "to cause con-him the amnesty would apply to Conpess and undercut the rebels, who have become Reapn s top forelJll
immediate rcpons o n whether there were casualties or damage. The spiratorial and tem>ri$t actions" 1,500 Contras and 1,800 · fonner policy priority. .
earthquake was the strongest m that area of Chile in almost a year. On March again.st Nicaragua. guardsmen. The clcrs.Yman sajd he At the same time. Sen. Christopher Dodd. 0-Conn.. said the s. 1987, a magnitude 7.3 earthquake ~uhed in one death. dalTlage in 1hc Onega wd five others. who re-would ask American cardinals to administration has decided to sit out the peace process because of the
Antof.apsta area and a small tsunami in the Pacific Ocean. pon edly attended a meeting with request that the United States accept pre.sident's p l of eliminating the Sandinista regime from Nicaragua. Rebel.leader captured in ... rdentina rebel leaders in Guatemala. would be the Nicaraauan political prisonen. ' ... 6' detained when they ttturncd. At least includina the former 1ua_rdsmcn. • -
fo ur were: taken into custody when Onega said the Jan. 28 talks will M!~ Ms:~ ~:i~ei~~e:~~~~
they arrived today at Sandino Inter-deal With a cease-fire. disarmament of Ortega•s statements and said Con&ra
scstion that the United Slates aaxpt
Nicarquan political pn'sonen. she
said: ··rm really surprised. "that the
cardinal said that. I won"t make any
comment on the cardinal. ..
BUENOS Af RES -President Raul <\lfonsin said Argentina assured
democracy and ··put our house in order again"' bycapturinga rebel army officer
and peacefully ending a rash of revolts by has supporte~. Lt. Col. <\ldo Rico
surrendered at an arm) compound to loyalist troops Monday aftcmooft. ah rec
days after he escaped from house arresi.wherr he was awa1tmg tnal for leading
a nother militar) upnsmg in Apnl. Rico. 43. and about I SO backc~ laad down
their weapons in the town of Monte Caseros, 325 m iles northeast of Buenos
Aires, after nearly thrtt hou~ of sporadic fighting with 2.000 troops rqu1pped
with Lanks ind art1lle11 .\lfons1n ~rsonally intervened to end s1m1lar
rebellions la.st Apnf.
nataonal Airport. the Cont~, a general amnesty and a leaders would comment later today.
All but one of the 12 were named by return to;civilian life for the rebels. Regardin• Obando y Bravo's sug· .
Aquino candidates win; six more people die
American couple defect to Moscow
MOSCOW -Tv.o .\mencans who came to thr So' iet Union as 1ourists
ha'c ~n granted political as) lum. a Soviet official said toda) Foreign
Man1stl) spokesman Gennad) I. Geras1mo' 1dcnt1fied the .\mrncans as
Theodore Branch. 43. and Chrl") I Branch. 40. of Penns) h ama. and said 1he)
were granted as) lum b} the· Pres1d1um of the Suprcmr So' 1et. the nation ·s
parliament. It ap~ared from Geras1mov's remarks at a go\t~rnment ne"'s
bncfi ng that the Amencans "'ere mamed. but he dtd not sa) "'hether the) ha' e
children. Gcra~imo' 1dentafied them as ··expens 1n the field of mass
commun1ca11ons. ··but gavr no other details of their Jobs or lives in the L' nited
States and did not &!' e their home town.
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.\qumo·s candidates appear~ headed today for a
'1rtual sweep of mayoral posts ip the Manila area.
and the milital) reported six more deaths related to
the regional elec-tion.
Candidates cndor5ed by Aquino or her
··People Power .. coalition also were leading m
other ke~ races as Monday's votes were bemg
counted. Bui tv.o of the president's rclauves fared
poorl). apparent vi cu ms of a public backlash over
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Two cand idates charged or implicated in past
coup anempts appeared headed for victor)' m
gubernatorial and vice gubernatorial contests..
while candi4ates of ousted President Ferdinand
Marcos· New Society Movement fared badly.
except io Marcos' home province of llocos Norte.
In the Manila subjJrb of Makati. police
arrested a soldier and two civilians who barged into
the town ball, whereworkenwerecounti ngbaUots..
and fired a shot The poll work"ers fled but came
back and resumed counting after police rounded
up the assailants. There were no inj uries.
CALIFORN IA
--rhi military also sa1d communist rebeB
snatched about 4,000 ballots from poll clerks and
burned some of them north of Manila. Counun.g
also was disrupted in four districts of suburban
Quezon City and several other places for reasons
ranging from power blackouts to replacement of
allegedly parnsan poll superv1son. the go,·crn-
ment-run Philippine News Agency reponed.
In General Santos City on the island of
Mindanao. vote countina was stopped late
Monday when the local poll chaannan d1sap.
pea.red.
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Handicapped mother
vows to fight to get
her· babies returned
SAN JOSE (AP) -A wheclchair-
bound cerebral palsy patient who has
had two babies taken b) welfare
officials said Monda} she'll fight in
court to get back her c hildren ··1f 1t"s
the last thmg I do before I die ...
them. bccau.sc sometimes I have
ID' ol untary movemrnts:· she said.
··That could be dan~rous for t.hr
babacs..··
Although wcJfare officials say the}
are tr) mg to protect th~ babies. she
called thr S) stem that is keeping her
children fro m hrr ··the pus..··
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T1fTan) Callo. 20. ga ve t-1i1h to her
sccon~ health) son Fnda~. but lost
custod) ofh1m the neJtt da) JUSt as she
lost cust<xi) of her first son shortl}
after his birth last March.
.. rd lake to· go m there one oft~
times wuh a couple of t"rates of
dynamite and blow the whole place
up.·· she saad. ··s ut "the onl) reason I
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Santa Oara Count} welfare of·
ficaals 53) Callo. who ltves on $533 a
month from Social Sc-cunt). as unable
to care for the children and can't
afford to pay for help.
The first son. !~month-old .\n-
tonio Da \ 1<1. was placed with a foster
fam1I). Callo has not bttn told where
the famil) h'cs but she has ~n
allowed to '1s1t her baby an hour on
Saturdays at a welfarc office. The
S«o nd SOfl. Jes~ Roben. was placed
v.ath the same foster famil).
.. Ifs so unfair. 1t isn't right." Callo
. said tearfully ... I love the children. Tbechild~n are my pride ~nd my JOY
and my hfe and I fed lake they're
taking a pan of my life away ...
She said she·s bttn prom1~ b) the
foster famil)'. 1fthe) are able to adopt
the bo) s. she v.1JI be able to ''tStt v.tth
them SC\ rral tames e.ach week. But she
said. "lt"s not what I want. I reall)
want my chLldrcn back. ..
Callo said she docsn"t want to be
too hopeful about that. ··t>ccausr I
don't v.ant to be crushejl. ··
"ft v.-oukt be.nice if they'd Just gne
her a ·chance to take care of her
children. evc·n for a tnal ~riod of s1'
months..·· said Roben Callo. 42. "ho
raised Tiffany as a single father since
she was 3 months old.
CO MM UNI r y HOSP/ r AL 18792 DELAWA RE ST., H UNTINGTON ·BEACH "l thank it's 'cry unfair:· he saad."
She said she"s convinced she can
care adequately for heT children.
although she knows she would need
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ consjderable help. r .. I have a quest ion about a few
things, like bathin& them and lifting
"Th<') ·re condemning her because of
her handicap. l'\C never had a
problem ·v.1th her except for her
stubbornness.··
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Many ~sile1:1t suicides• of
SF AIDS victims believed
SAN FRANCISCO {A P) _; O J!ly
13pcoplein San FntnciscowithAIDS
were lasted as suicide victims in a
recent five-year span. but some health
professionals believe there ma) be a
deeper. darker secret.
··So man) su1c1des are silent ... said
Dr. James Dilley. director of the
AfDS Health Project at the Univer-
sit) of California at San Francisco.
.. The) occur w11han a context m
which it"s 1mposs1ble to te11.··
··1n the past three months. 14
people have asked me. •How can I
trclp a friend die'!"-.... laid-David
Matthias. a fonner nurse who .has
AIDS. "Of those. I know 10 have
actually do ne it." ~
Thrtt men were quoted in Mon-·
day"s San Francisco Eu.miner in a
' .. -.
rccmt Castro Strttt ronvcrsataon as
discussma plans the) had made with
friends to help them die pcaccfull) -
talk that has become rommonplace an
the communal\. the newspaper said.
Only 13 ~pie ID San Francisco
with acq uired immune defic1enc'
• synd~mc arc listed an official records
as havmgrommitted suktde between
1981 and 1986. according to Dr .
Joseph Engkman. a Cll} researc her
H.ov.-e\Cr. some hralth pro-fe~aona.ls contend the figures arc
m1slcad1 ng.
attnn-smrth~ ~OplCW!;o lia(f"
approaC'hed b1m used 'arious drugs..
some ~f them a combination of the
mcd1c1nc the>· were already getting. a
fact that may make suicide hard to
detect. . .
Storm heads East
as Western states
assess the ·damage
By ne A11od ated Pttt1
A storm tttat/lundercd the Qh-
fom1a coast an packed the Rocky
Mountains "'llh snow rolled across
Nebraska and Kansas today. bnnging
near-blizzard condiu ons and closing
schools eHn 1n hard) Western ciues.
At least 20 deaths have been
blamed o n bad v.cather thLS week.
Winds gusted 10 40 mph rn western
Nebraska lhas m orning. and blowing
sno"' with dnfts of up to 6 feet madt
roads impassable. said Dean Costan-
t1nou. a meteorologisl ""Ith the Na-
tional Weathtr ~n let' an Omaha.
• ..The s1orm as mo' ing throu~
central Kansas this morning -1\d v.111
mo' e into sou them lo"' a tonight h's
mo' 1ng to~ard the nonhust at about
20 mph.·· headed tov.ard M1ch1gan b)
Wednesda). S;8•d L>I~ o\lexander. of
lhe v.eathcr se" ace· s National ~vere
Storms Center an Kansas C it). Mo.
Tht storm v.asn·1 the strongest or
the fastest-mo' rng of the-season. he
said ... h's1ust a good hef\y storm:·
Winds gusting to 40 mph Monda}
night blev. snov. dnfts onto Interstate
25 bet"'een Colorado Spnngs and
Castle Roel . Colo . tnggenng a ~nes·
of a ccidents and prompting the State
Patrol lo cloc;e tha1 ponaon of the
rnterstate
.. Ifs all 1Ct' under the snov. People
dn"e hke a lot of banshees. then ifs
v.ham. bam, alalc.azam," said Patrol
Sgt Larry Tolar.
Sr\ow tOtaJs rangt'd from 41nches at
Dcn\'e(s Stapleton lntemauonal "•r-
port to 25 inches at Purgatory k1
Area.
An IS-inch snowfall Monday 1n
Durango. in Colorado's southwcst
mountains. shut the airport. left can
looking hke 1gjoos and prompted
pedestrians to wear skis For the first
time in 20 )cars.. Durango's pubhc
schools dosed because of v.ea1hec on
Monda).
Truckers hoping to kttp ahead of
the storm roared through
soutbeastCTI\ w,oming on Monda).
... It seems lei me that the) ·re all
tl)tng 10 lca,·e." said Katana ~asat
.\n·s Truck Terminal outside
Che\ennc ... The) don·t v.ant to gt'\
stuck here:·
The storm dropped :! to 5 inches of
snov. on .soullrcm W)om rng and 10
inches on Lhe state's sou them moun-
tains Monda). School officials in
Che\enne canceled classes for toda'
..\inS\lo Onh. Neb .. had up a foot of
ne-+ snov. and !'onh Plane had .,
incht>s b~ {"arl~ toda).
More than :!O inches piled up ~fonda' al M onticello in southern
L'tah. i 7 inches at Flagstaff. .\m
and up to 2 feet fell 1n the Sierra
:'\c,·ada in :-.lonhern Cahfom1a.
Simon a ttackst a x law;
GOP hits delegate snag
By Tlte Associated Press
Dcmocra11 pres1dcn11al contender
Paul 1mon lool aim at tht' nev. ta\·
o' erhaul la"' loda}. asking' oters 1f 11
had s1mphfied their chorts. while a
GOP spolesman 1n M1ch1gan said
chalknges of delegates elected 1n
count' con,<'nllons last v.eek mean1
thcrl.' could be l'Ompettng stale Goa
con' cnuon'> ·
One da~ t arher. Republican pres1·
dcnt1al rn alf> Bob Dole and George
Bush tangled anev. 0' er pn'11~ and
personal v.cahh. v.h1lc GOP oflic1als
1n lhe b1gges1 uper Tue-sda~ state
tnt.'d lo case a T c\as-s1zt headache
o'er forged ballot pc1111ons
\hchael Dulal 1s. and th~ rest ar
single d1gns.
But the margtn of error v.as plu~ or
minus 5 percentage points, so the
numbers did not point to a clear
front-runner.
Simon. m .\mhem. N H. toda'
steppe'Ci up his attack on the 1986 ta\
o'erhaul bill. sa~ing ..\mencans are
finding as the~ begin to fill ou1 IRS
forms lhat lhe measure did not
s1mpltf) their ta\es
The-senator from llltnoas sought lo
lum his 'ote against the bill "'hach
cut ta\ rates "'h1lc l"t'mo' mg or
reducing man~ deductions 1n10 a
pol111cal auet
.. Those of ~ou v.ho are f~hng ou1
'our ta:\ forms, I "'as on<' of the thrtt ~ho \Oted against that bill." he 1old
•
Cheryl ~no.a
Abused woman
com pletesterm
fordad'skilling
RI\ ERHE..\D. :-.:.Y. (AP) -'\
)Oung v.o man v.hose plot to kill her
abusa' I.' father drew nationaT atten-
tion lo tncl.'st and child abuse walked
out of prison thts mommg after
~n 1ng 31: months for manslaughttr.
.Chef\ I Pierson. 18. left lhe Suffolk
Count,· ( orrec11onal Fac1lll\ shonl) ,
aftl.'r 1·a m. and walked to a "group of
v.:i111ng reporters. ·
.. I v.ant 16 !Ml\ thank \OU to all the
peopll.' y, ho supported· me. It v.as
rough Lut I made tt. ·· she said.
She v.as met b) her bo)fnend.
Rohen Cucc10 Jr .. and her brother.
James Pierson Jr. The') got in ll v. hue
hmous1ne v.-tth blacked-out wmdov.s
and loud rO\.l music pla) mg inside
and hl.'aded for Cucc1o·s home. where
hts fam1l~ had planned a belated
Chrmma'> pan'
Sean Plea. the gunman an the
con1ra t lalhng,. also pleaded guilt) to
manslaughter but v.as sentenct'd 10
e1gh1 lo 2-' 'ears Cucc10. 22. "as
sen1enct>d lo t.,e ~tars· probation for
passing \11ss Pterson'sS.;ioo payment
10 Pica
Orange Coast OAILY.PllOTI Tuesday, January 19. 1988 *AS ---.
Clan still High court"rejects
barri cad ~d North challenge tO i~R~2~.::p?1~. Iran-contra probe
bamcaded clan of a n-bel pof)pm1st peaceful!~ obscf'ed 1he ninth an· WASHI GTON (.o\PJ -The u-
"'' ersal) of his G!eath v. h1le refusing preme Court toda) rejtt'ted an at·
to tallderectl} v.tth the I SO surround· tempt b~ Lt. Col. Olt\.'C'r North 10
1ng hea' 11~ armrd lav. officers block an 1n,es11ga11on 1nto-h1s role 1n
. \"1d..1e S1ngl·r v.1dov. of John thelran-Contraaffa1rb\ todependent
Singer. and her husband and son-in· counsel Lav.rence E. \\'alsh
lav. ..\ddam Sv.app are v.anted 1n th<' The court. v.uho ut comment. left v.~lend bombing ot a \1ormon intact a ruJmg that ~nome~ General
chapel au1hont1e) 1.J1d Edv.1n \1~ Ill proper!~ authonzed The~ and 12 other\. including SJ\ \\ alsh to conduct the probe
children v.ac 1n their founh da' ~orth. fired n a "1auonal ~unt' toda~ holl'd up in a log hou~ C o unc1I aide after the d" ersaon ol
belonging 10 \l rs Singer as the local. funds from Iranian arms sales 10th<'
stale and federal office~ enc1rckd the ~1caraguan Contra rebels v.as re-
2 .-aue homestead ,ealed. 1s a target of a grand JUI"'
..\bvu1 a dozen nearb~ rrs1dents of 1n' es11ga11on rnnducted b' \\ al~h
this ran1..h1ng an:a blJ mile) nonheas1 Walsh v.as '''en dual a u1hon1' w
ofSall L1le( It\ v.c:ree,aluated The cam ou1 1he probt-
clan has 'ov.ed tu l •nllnut' the s1~e He v.as appointed b~ a S?t°llal
until tngl·r I'> ri: ... urre\.led · lhrcr-1udge coun under lhe Ethll\ 1n
.. \\ i:'rl· )1111 fl''•oh l'd lo ~ttk this Go' emment .\ct a iederal la "
peau:fulh ·· \.mi l tc1h Publil afet~ enacted 1n the aitermath ol tht
Dm:uor John T 'idsen '\\ e're \\ atergate s.landal lu Pt""rm1t 1ndc?t"n
v.1ll1 ng to "a1t d'> lung J\ 11 t:i~es. · dent '"'~ligation l'I h1gh-r.in 1n~
Thl' \t.indotT bc~.in aturrun after goq~mmen1 otlinals
challenge last .\ug 20.
The appeals court upheld Ment's
au1honl\ 10 delegate pov.er to WaJsh.
and ruled ll v.as prtmatu~ to decide
Nonh's challengt' to lhe tth1C'S an
G o ' ernmenl -\cl
The appeals coun thus upheld a
ruling b' l D1stnct Jud~ .\u~)
E Robinson thai Sorth as m con-
1emp1 for fa1h ng to C'ompl) "'ilh a
'>ubputna issued b~ the grand JU'1
1n' e\llgJttng him
In the appeal acted on tod.a).
'unh .. lav.' ers said Meese dclcpled
h" pov.cr~ ·to .. a team of attomC}s
rc.-l ru11ed trom the pn' ate SC'Ctor to
lOr.Jud a v.1de-rang.mg mmmaJ,1n-
•l'>t1g.i11vn into mall<'rs 1n,ohmg
th1~ nJt1on·s most sensitl\e affairs
"1th1..•u1 an' al1..ountab1hl\ to or
u>rllriJ b' tht' l htef e\ecu11\e or the
Jtt Jrnt'' general ··
The ~ons111u11onahn of the Ethics
1 ri <•o' ernment '\ct 1s being
, h.ilknged in a separate case pending
t:l(:fort• a federal appeals coun in
\\ J!>h1ng1on
Th<' ca!.t' 1s 'orth 's Walsh. -. M
1'0 pounds of nplo-.1' es "ere deton Because the cons11tuuonall1' or
atcd an a \1ormon C hurlh a halfm1k that la"' ts under attal ~ b' 'onh and
av.a}. l3U'>lng an i:'>l1ma1ed SI others. ~1eese also separatt'I~
mil hon damage ..\-,pear kft at the s11e authorized \\ alsh 10 1..a m uut his
burt· .i nute mi:n11on1ng the an-'"' est1ga uon b~ dek·g.aun·g tht• .it·
nl\c:r\Jr. 111 ">1ngi:r11 death Police tome~ grnerar., l.n~ entorlemtnt \ I
cun,l·rgt'J un tht• rnmpound but the pov.ers to 1hi: mdt•pcndent coun'\C I Classified 's a gre a t Pace
<Xl upant~ rcfu!M:d to comt' out 'onh anacl ed bo1h sourn•s of ,
1
t o advert ise your
inger a memb.:r ol the Hitler \\ alsh·s au thorn' The l ( 1rcu11 home business. 't outhin pre-V•vrld \\ar ll German~. Coun of ..\ppeals re_1c.-\.led 1he·t"1n
had been e \rnmmun1 ca1ed from the ....-----------------------------
Church of Jesus<. hmt o f Latter-da'
J tnt'> for ad' ll\.Jllng pol~gam,·
He hJJ d\.'ric.-d au1hon11es b~ leep-
1ng h1., ~ hildren ou1 tll ~hoots sa~ mg
the~ "ould <.'\pose the children to st'\.
drugs and teaching of racial equal11~
..\itl.'r rt'fusrng 10 appear in coun o r
subm11 to arrest he "'as shot b' la"'
enforl.'ement otlkers nine ~ea~ ago
\l onda~ ~e aimed a gun at the
otlicers
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On the Dcmocrauc side-. a poll
suggested Rep Richard Gephardt
was maL.ing s1ndes in lov.a The poll.
b) Boston lele\ ISIOn Station WBZ.
pul Gephardi's suppon at 19 percent.
compared 10 16 percent for Ga~
Hart. 15 perccn1 fo r Simon. 13
percent for Massachu~tts Go'
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the economy
Watching the economy and trying to ~gure out how to
react is worse · than attempting to have dinner on a roller
coaster.
The dollar's 'alue has dropped enough this month~ to
boost foreign trade. but as good as that sounds the ex pens say
the trade defic11 v.111 still be the worst in history.
The sv. mgs of WaJI Street are even worse. Ever since Oct.
19 when the market took a record plunge. the onl) thing
depend.able has been sales of antacid tablets to people trying to
figure out what will happen next and why.
Advice 1s ever) where.
Some so-called experts sa) the worst is yet to come. Their
counsel 1s for businessmen to reduce inventories. cut costs·
and prepare to v.eather the storm. Individuals. they say.
should bu" gold and gei out of the stock market.
Other financial and economic pundits take an o pposite
'ie-w. The\ tell an' one who will listen that the time for
investing is nov. because the market is at a low point and a
richer econom' 1s JUSt around the corner. They tell
businessmen that the consumers are cautious but read} to
spend. ...
Dagmar Zauels at ~Cllon TRACS in Irvine recent~)
offered to share some ad' ice v.1th a:i~one in an economic
informauon daze.
The ad .. 1ce 1s in a tattered clipping that reads:
·· ~ man I 1' ed b' the side of the road and sold hot dogs.
··He v.as hard of heanng so he had no radio. He had
trouble v.tth his e\eS so he read no nev.spapers.
"But he sold good hot dogs. -
"He put up a sign on the h1ghwa~ telJmg ho~ good the~
were.
··He stood b' the side of the road and cned. 'Bu' a hot
dog, Mister.' · ·
"And people bought.
''He increased his meat and bun orders. He bought a
bigger stove to take care ofh1s trade. He got his son home from
coll ege to help hi m.
"But then something happened.
··His son said. ·Father haven't \OU heard the nev.s.
There·s a bag recession on. The unemployment s1tuat1on 1s
terrible. The energ~ situation is v.orse.'
"Whereupon the father thought. ·Well m~ son has been to
college. He reads the papers and he listens to the radio. and he
ought to knov.:
"So. the father cut dov. non his meat and bun orders. took
dov.n hisad\C~rt1sing signs and no longer bothered to stand on
the. h1ghv.a~ to sell hot dogs.
··His hot dog sales fell almost o'em1ght.
···You're nght. son: the father said to the bo~. ·we are
certamh in the middle of a great recession: ··
Zauels. has kept the clipping for so long that he can't
remember v.here he got H or who v. rote 1t. ~either of those
unkno"'ns detract from the v. isdom of the message.
Tough principal
Jt's not hard to sec.wh} ~e" Jerse~ high school pnnc1pal
Joe Clark has become. as U.S. Secretar) of Education\\ 1lltam
J. Bennett put 1t. a .. folk hero ... It's also not hard to see \.\h~
Clark as in trouble.
There's no den~ mg that Clark. pnncipal ofEasts1de High
School in Paterson. S .J . has pulled off an educational
miracle. 1 n SI\' ears. he has transformed a class1calh troubled inner-ci t~ high school into a taghtl~ d1sc1plined · hou!.e of
learning
Clark dad 1t b~ pla} mg the role of pnnc1 pal as tough 1.op
-an e\1.cedmgl~ tough cop Hts to ugh stance stnke-; a
chord"' 1th parents and teachers "'ho feel d1sc1 phne has been
lost "'1th an emphasis on student nghts.
The problem 1s that he 1s dangerouo;,I~ close to
becoming a l:rn unto himself
The Tacoma 1Wasb.1 ~e"s Tribunt
Hail Head Start
. With so man ~ repons raising doubt'\ ah11ut the quaht) of
thl' na11 on ·s schools. tt·s encouraging \'hen an education
program pro ' cs successful.
uch a pro~ram 1s Hca9 tart. thl.' fedl.'ral t.'tl un to prepare
poor children tor school.
Children nr{·d a \Olid foundation f11r ~1..hool. such as
offered b) Head tart and other.preschMI programs.
Tho e "ho tatl to get pro per help belore stanmg M:hool.
especial!~ poor c hi1dren are unhkd~ to tx·nefit from more
rigorous high s1.hovl (Urncula or other improvements.
The Wichita 1 Kao. I Eagle-Beacon
Win7win deal
President Reagan called the trade pact that he and
Canadian Pnme ~tmaster Bnan ~fulrone) signed a .. .,,m."''"
d eal ·· He's no doubt nght
~pcc1tic m&ere ts on b<)Jh sades of the border might be
harmed b~ the agreement tha1 in the cou~ of I 0 ~ears "'ill
eliminate tanffs and lower trade bamers. Overall. ho"'e' er.
both nauons should profit.
Free trade among the 50 states has helped create the
enormous prospent) of the United Slates and the gradual
eh mi na uon of trade bamers among members of the European
Economic Communlt) has rtsulted in increased prospent) in
Western Europe and Great B~uain.
There·s no reason" hy the reduction of barriers betv..een
the l 'n1ted tatt~s and Canada shouldn't ha,·e a similar effect.
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"/feel the decision of the school board and Dr. John NlcoH on the Issue
of principal swapping was deplorable. · ·
) Principal
flap is .
out of
·control
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So wh~t's the principle
behind school recall?
\.
It's suit Janual) but alread\ the up. for .the mttung and despite the
rogues' gallcl) is filling fast . There's 1mpass1oned picas and angt) threats
E'an Me<'ham. Jimm} ··The Greek' from the crowd. the trus1tts unam-
Sn)dcr. and 1n Ne"pon Beach some mousl~ appro\ed the swap.
people think John '.'1coll should be But 1hat wns exi>C"led
added lo the Im. The neitt da), I picked up the
Nicoll. the stoic school super-newspaper and there on the second
intendent. crossed the loca1 populace page was a photograph of Nicoll.
late last \ear when he decided -out sitting silentl y at the meeting. Maybe
of the blue. it· seemed - to swap it was just my imagmauon but there
principals at Corona dcl Mar and seemed to be a half-smile on his face.
Newpon Ha rbor high schools. A look of confidence. A. look ot
Dennis Evans has been the main bemusement. A look of power. Nicoll
gu) at Corona del Mar for 17 years. knew he would prevail.
Tom Jacobson's tenure at Newpon Since Nicoll refused to provide a
Harbor 1s 12 }ears· So. if nothing else. flat-out reason for the S"ap. rumor
one gets the idea that swapping high took the place of fact. "\sample:
school pnnC1pals in this to~n is • The someone-must-ha,c-donc-
hardl) standard fare . something-wrong theol). In other
Sull. Nicoll could not have braced words. Evans or Jacobson mttst ba'e
himself for the fircsJorm of emotion goofed up somev. here along the hne
that ruptured after the swap became and Nicoll 1s s1mpr~ balancing the
puhltc Students. teachers and ledger.
parents clamored for an e~ planat1on. • The notxxh -messes·"' 1th-me
and for N1rotrs head. thcol). This one springs from the fact
.\ group threatened to recall the that both E' ans and Jacobson
school trustees unleS'S 1hc) turned prc\IOUSI) applied for admin1stratl\ e
back '.'11cotrs .rccommcnd.~uon or at posts in other d1stncts and Nicoll 1s
least ga' ca plausible explanation for no" punishing the two upstans.
the s"ap • The lct·them~t<ale theon.
E"en the tv.-o men a1 the center of N1roll has gone cra.z). ·
1he controvers} expre.ssed a • The 1t's-t1me-for-a-brcath-0f-
measured amollnt of mdignauon. fresh-air theOI)'. That 1s. Nicoll feels
E' ans called the swap "shocking" E"ans and Jacobson arc long overdue
"'h1le Ja£obson summed it up as "a for a switch and that somC' new
surpnse ·So much for bucking up the scenery might prevent two valuable
old superintendent. emplo}tt-s from leaving tM d1stnct.
Times ha'e obvious!) changed. Of course. 1h1s thcon isn't sinister
S"app1ng the pnnc1pal at m) high enough for mass consumption.
school would ha,,e been met "'"ha WC'll, ma)be we'll never know.
collectt' c )av. n -that as. 1f an}one Ma" be the entire school board will be
had nott~. recalled. Maybe the s1udents at New-
Evans. for one. picked up on the pon Harbor will learn to love Evans.
emotional o'ersp1ll. Ma' be Jacobson will be a hit at
.. , ou normall) ha\C 10 dJe before Corona del Mar Ma\ be Nicoll will
'OU hear all these nice things said retire and take the d~p. dark S«rct
about \OU." he O~f'Cd v.1th ham. Ma, be.
The· uproar o'er :"i1coll's decision Some thanp are clear. hov,,"Cver
reached a pitch las1 v.ttk when the Had 1he school board not backed
trus1ccs met m regular session. Down up ~1colrs rC(:ommendat1on. then
a v.a's on the agenda. 1n small print. , the) m1gh1 as v.·('11 ha'e tired the gu).
was i~c business of swapping pnnc1-If the trusttts can't trust Nicoll 10
pals :"lo matter. halfthe town shov.ed male a basic admin1strau'e dcc1s1on.
STEVE
MARBLE
then the' arc left Wlth no alternative
but to find a supenntendcnt the} can
trust
That's the position the trustees
v.ere in.
Two months ago. there was a
school clectton and notxxh shov.ed
up Yi ell. not man~ Th r~ of 1he
SC\Cn trustees ran for rC'-elC(:t1on .\II
v.ere unopposed.
One has 10 v.onder "'here Bnan
Theriot · and the other rC'call
enthusiasts ·"'ere 1n November
Thenot clai ms that his group has
al read) mce1' ed pledges of more than SI 0.000 for 11s rcall effon That's a
lot of mone} and kttp 1n mind that
the mone~ "'111 be u~d to disrupt the
school s~stem. not ncccssanl} 1m-
pro' e 11. There arc people. good people out
there in the communit" who ha,e·
spent )ears trying to raise funds for
the Newpon-Mcsa Unified School
Distnct. whfrh 1s an) thing but
wealth). On their own. these people
have attempted to restore somC' of the
basic programs and classes that ha' c
been cut over the )'cars as the dist act's
cash has dwindled. One group tned to get local resi-
dents to give all or part of their s~tc
refunds to the school d1stnct. In a
month-tong push. the group raised
several hundred dollars.
But Thmot and has fnends can
reuse S 10.000o,ernaght for a pohucal
fight.
That's the most obsc'Cne thing
that's happened m this whole affair.
Stelle Mar&k 11 u •m1rur dty
editor.
'The Greek' is returned to . .
the street where he belongs
First. )OU find out that ~ou'rc rot "'1th his big v.oman. so that he would
fasL Then. \OU find out ~ou're ne'er haH a big black kid. That's where it
going to be big. Then. Pll)11isucorgc all stancd:·
quits CBS Spons to stay home with ow. luck1h for the sla"c owner.
her husband. the former go' crnor of the South lost ihc C1' 11 War Because
Kcntuck). and Sunda} afternoons are 1t 1urns out 1ha1 at the same ume he
ne,cr thC' same aptn unless ~ou v.u brccihng big children. he v.as
happen to be the ex-iovcrnor of 1nad\Crtentl) brttd1ng 1hem Wlth
Kentucky. · .. hid\ thighs that go up tnto (their)
And now. after 12 }cars of pickrng backs ... (allov>1ng them to) JUmp
fa, ontcs to beat underdogs. J1mm) hi&hcr and run faster because ofthetr
.. The Greek" Sn)dc:r 1s gone. too. biger thtgh~. )OU sec ..
There have bttn a lot of stones Which means. of course. that they
through the )'Cars about J1mm} the v.ould have allJumptd over the fen~
Greek. of roursc. Look101 back and run ofT anyway. Genetic cngi·
throu1h the newspaper clJps. you Stt nccn°'" as I am sure the 'Grctk 1s
him ~.ailed "the legendary od-bqinmng to understand. 1s a tricky
dsmaker .. a loL Jack Andcnon used business.. ·
to so to him to hahdiap presidential At any rat~. the South lost the war.
elections, the w1re scrvicn would call time paucd and Che ovcniz.ed btacks
h m to k wh wa wng to · the hne found their way onto the .t.1cadc~~ A ~ard!.-·Therc wi~crc basketball courts and football fields
rumors that he was tied to the Mafia. of mcria. where &hey pntetict
and rumon that he would some1imes harder than whattt. .._o are .. lazy."
bet half a m1lhon dollars on· a and ha\·e taken over the sporu.. "If
Saturda) ofcollcie football. )Ou find t~ wtu\t! on a .baskctbeH
.... If'. 1 ...... -~ · coun. )OU re Jud~y_. · he 11KS. • ·~> ov.n 1tt '"' 1s that t~ ~~ He aho said. "The only thina left gambler rumor\ about the letieDdaty for the nun 1s 1 couple of C'OK'h•na
oddsmaktt C?tne from the •!UY ;.. .. and trt.tn black• move 1n10
oddsmalcerhJmstlf. Myfedinsasthl& that ara _ ~n. 1 pea there will
the man made lumsdf QP. al•'a)"S~MMMthinafonwtu~pyat
But pmblull. of count, isft•t tWtmt C8S.
1s lqendary about the Greet aow. lu1 maybe D04.. Ooc hour after the
o. what we att kJot.ine at now it Gftd Md put lhe curmn ....naJ
somcth1na rul Stupidity. · AM• of spans into ltil10riCal pcr-
Ycs. on Fndayaftcmooe. in Walt· spectave..upok.cs-otW forCISwaJ
inaton. O.C., on tde~ilian. Jil'Dmy calli• has rmwks -1tP1cknM1k:·
"&hf G~-SnYdn hckt fonlll °".,... .. ," no ••Y· .. she md. "do tlwy tame~ and lite vanish.Ina wllile rcfl«t tblt vic'W\ of'CBS ~l"'
man. fl tetms that hen in IM Civil Jimmy the Grttk. for has si.n. Md
Wa. Lhc 111,,c o•'OCT. ~iously n0t 1lrcad) ~ltthcbrttttchaneeaodwu
kmna the war ,rt an the -a)' of pullina 1n sa.slL .. I didn't mean for my bu$!~ would ··bfetd his bia black rcmatts 10 come out t.hr •Y ~
Prn
l>ExTER
dad." he said. "I was tryina to
emphasize ho"° much harder so many
blac~s work at bccomina brtttt 1thfc~ than wbuc athletes..·· But
lbcn.-ith those well-bred &htlhs. why
-'OUld they have to?
Tht$ is not to suaesi. by the way.
that e\'cty great Jumper m the NBA
isn't black, or thal 14 of the IS fastest
men an the National Football Lasue
are not also black. Snyder's mistake
was not m noticm1 the obvious. h
was -as always-in tryina to kave
the impression that he knew some-
thina about at.
At any rate. as eloquenl u Lite
Grttk's apolOI)' •-as. n dtdn-'t hdo
him. Various orpn1uuons. anc:W.
iQI ttvaal cbaptm Of the NAACP.
bepn WliQI for his removal: OM o(
lkm, •ith I kttn ttftlt of pier·
sptttJ\·t. said tbC Gftft•s mlWb
could tet f1ltt rcbitiotfa beet JOO
)eaft. • nc a.-·,...-."'* w--cas Evmi, NrWs .. aad •N9("s Nie'dy
~ Md..,_ oldlt local •DOM in* coatry. ADii ._Sit .. ...,_..,.,. .. ,y. dw omk ._ ~bfmtd(
Tllr f'unta) llli1la ."' ,, t.e•d -~11.,.-.WhittatMl!mwn
IUy .... WOUid ~ bml'"' ...
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To the Editor:
t am a student at ..Ncwpor:t Harbor
. High School and I attended the school
board meeting on January 12. I fttt
the decuion of the school board and
Dr. John Nicoll on the issue of
pnncapal swapping was deplor9blc.
None of the offiC'lals came to the
meeting with an open mind and. in
tum. everyone w~o spoke before the
board spoke 1n vain.
Yet. what I foun d equally
deplorable ~as the wh101ng and
hming of the crowd at the board
members while they· v.-crc uyina to
present their v1e'N1. Now. I felt )'Ou.r
frustration, and I will admit that the
board members did not follow the set
rule of keeping. an discussion. to the
topic at band. but they still deserve all
of) our rcsi>C"t no matter how much
vou disagree with them.
· The) arc elected officials. You put
them 1n office and )OU may decide 1f
the> arc allov.ed to conlJnue at their
posts. But. 1f )OU decide to recall
them. then do so promptly. If noL
then please accept 1he decision and
commit )Oursehr-s to the continued
success of both schools.
.\lthoug,h I am a senior. and will
graduate before the chan1c or recall
take~ place. I feel that the under-
classmC'n and future high school
students de-sen ca s~y settlement
and can onl~ suffer from prolonged
bickering.
MA TTHE\\ S. McDONALD
Newpon Beach
Whatabout ·
teen center?
To the Edttor.
.\ta 11me when many communities
arc v.athout an) cultural centers. only
1he affluent ctt~ of Newport Beach
v.ould consider putting 1n a new S20
millton art museum
.\lthou&h the land h.as been
donated b' The In inc Co. (the an
museum "111 bC' on the comer of
Mac.\rthur Boule' ard and PaC1fic
Coast Haghv.a) ). couldn't the mon~
being used bC' spent more WlSCI}
else~hcre"
The cit~ has a full) funcuonal an
museum that has sen·ed the com-
munll~ in the past. With this in mind.
co uldn't The In me Co. find a more
~onhwh1k cause to donate the land
10. such as a teen center or shcltc~
E'en though the museum seFVC1as
a form of enteruanmcnt. can it be
C\pC!('ted to till the needs of the wholt
rommuntt\"
It seems to me that lhc CXISttng
museum ts an imporunt part of the
commu ntt~. ~o is.it n«cssary to take
av.a) from the needs of members of
thC' commun1t' to build a nev. one~
I think ci tv officials need lo fCVtC\\
1he poss1b1ht1es other than a museum
before mo~ plans arc made.
JE.1';~1FER CRAFT
Sophomore
Corona deJ Mar
High School
T oDAY IN HISTORY
Toda> 1s Tucsda).Jan. 19, the 19th da~ ofl988. Thcr'Care 347 da}s left in
the year.
Today's highlight an h1stol):
On Jan. 19. 1937, millionaire
Howard Hughes set a trans-
continental a..ar record by fl ying his
monoplane from Los .Anadts to
Newark. NJ .. in seven hours. 28
minutes and 25 seconds.
On this date:
In 1736, James Watt. &he inventor
of lM steam tn:gtne. v.as born an
Scotland.
In 1807. Rohen E. Ltt. the com-
mandcr-an<hkf of the Confederate
armies. was born in Stntford. Va.
In 1809. author Edpr Allan Poe
was born an Boston.
In 1825. Ezra Dlllrtt and bis
nephew. Thomu K.cnsru. obtained a
patent for their procns of J1oriftg
food in tin ans.
In 18H. Verdi's opera .. II
'rrovatott .. pmnattcd rn Rome.
in 186 l, Georsia ~ from ttle
Union.
l.n 195S. a prcsadcntial news eon-
fercnct YwlS filmed for tekvi5ion for
lht first tune. ~th thf pmnisaon of
Pmldmt Eisenhowtt.
In 19n, an ooe of his lut official
M'1S of offu. Prelident Gnild ll.
ford pardoned Iva TQIWi O'Aq.ano.
1n Ammcan wt.o Md IDldt wnmc
broMtcuts for Ja.-• Totyo Raee. Tm ytars •: ;.........,, C.nrr
ddawtmt a Sc* ol tbe Ullion .-zn~' n. Wllilcb he MW °"' o-t prom1tt of i"CMIC IU aats iw 96 ~of lht llllioa"s -..yen.. M=1r;n...z:o J;.c:::_ "::
duded two ..,. ol talb wia. Mii·
dcalle1 i11Wah..,.aa9idc ud ... -. Al:c S:-l:'a:X:r:: ..,'::..: .. ,.,. ..... .._ .. 6it.
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• Orange Coat OAILV PILOT/Tuesday. January 19, 1988 AT
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Love in Twilight Zone at SCR
Tberc is so much IO 11y about
.. Prelude IO a Kaa.•• Crail l llCM•
laJCSt play in its world premiere a1
South Coast Repertory-and so link
th.at an be said.
Much like a thriller in which tht
aud.ieooc is l!<JOCSted not tQ reveal
I.be end ina, this haunting suspense
fantasy would be tainted for futurt' aud.ienm if the crux of iM plot itself
were disclosed.
Lucai draws us into bis ''what if'
world. m uch as be did in "Reck.less,"
the fint of his four plays to be
presented at SCR. with one notable
exception. Whereas "Reckless" was
bizarre and se emingly un·
coordinated. "Prelude to a Kiss" is
carefully structumi, calcuJatcd ·to
spin its unobtrusive web aro und the
playgoer until. Ii.kt it or not. he is
enthralled.
"Prelude" is not without its scnpt·
ing wcakntsst'S -some of its
vipettcs ~ tossed in like red
hcrring.s in an Agatha Christie mys-
tery -but most o( its early triviahty
serves a distinct purpe>K. which
becomes apparent as the story ~
~l can ~disclosed without
compromising the enjoyment of fu.
turc playgoers is that .. Prelude"
begin$ as a conventional Jove story
which takes a sudden and somewhat
terrifying tum after the wedding
which closes its firit act. While many
men can complain that their brick
"isn't the same woman" after the
knot is tied, Lucas' pi:otag~niil. Peter,
has a lcgjtimate $fievancc in thataru.
How Peter stn ves to rep lit the Rita
he fell in love with -and the
significance of a strange old man who
ptantsa hearty kiuon the bride a1 the is presented by Frank Hamilton in a
wedding-is the 5Ubstance of Lucas' 1ouchi~ perfonnanc:c as the old man
uniqucstory.wUfullydim:tedbythc whose kiss scu the wheels of ~wy
playwriaht's frequent wllabotat0r, an motion. His is an expect.ally Norman Rene. difficult cross.<baracterizauon tp
Rqular SCR pla)'IOCf'S wbo ha~ convey. and he does so with aft'ecttna
tasted· Lucas' earlier worts ("Reck· skill.
less, .. "Blue Window ... 1"bru POfl· eataoocd apmst the surrealiruc
cards") will ~ize the play-plot arc the ultra-normal per-
. t's tantalizang style and formancesofHaH.andonJr.andTcn
lection for forays into the Twi-Ralston as the bri~·s upwardly
1gh Zone. ms characters are not as m obile parents and Michael
richly detailed as lh<* of "Blue Can.avan's fine work as Peter's some-
Window;i but his plotting machi-what blunt best friend. Art Koustik.
nations arc m·orc srpoothly activated John-David Keller and Mary Anne
than those of the other two works. McGany also offer strong suppon 10
Mark Amott as the perplexed Pettr fringe assignments. '
bring.s)Us cba.racter e.ffcctivdy from a Loy Arcena.s · settings bear a str®g
sort of engaging eccentric (Robert rcsemblanct to la.st season's Lucas
Hays in the " Airplane:· spoofs comes premiere, "Three Postcards." with
to mind1. to'. the paoic-itricken de-the exception of a sliding wall that
tenninauon required by bis second · c uts off one Sttne and opens another.
and third act scenes.· It is this· This and the rotaung shcc of ctnter
lighthearted setup th.a t brinp his later stage arc the key elements in a stnking
mood into such sharp focus. technical backdrop. d ~Arnott la • Pre1 de to As his chameleon of a bride, Lisa ''PrcJud.e to a Km .. the t1tJe 0f · l"ra.D.k Hamilton, LJ.aa Zane &D Mara · Qi
Zane has the difficult wk of~rtray-which was taJcen fro~ an old Duke a IDM0 at 8oatll eo..t Repertozy.
1ng a subtl) altered personah ty ron-Ellington tune. conunu~ on the mam
,~ vincingly before her audience should stage of Soulh Coast Repenof')'. 655 'K. t ' 'D . ' ,. • be aware of any difference. Only in Town Center Dn'e. Costa Mesa. n 0 S . ay,s Wl n -retrospect do ~ appreciate the i~~r-through Feb. 18 "'llh performances
7 ~ prttallon. yet her lengthy plot dis-Tuesdays through Fndays at 8 p.m ..
d cou~ in the final scene remains too Saturda)s at 2:30 and 8 and Sundays Soap O'Pe' ra A TI Tali s ~in"gra'~J· n~ed=in~lh!e~d~is~pass~~io!na!tc!m=o~ld!.~a~r !!!2:~30~a~nd~7::30::. :Ca:ll:9:57:-40~33~fi'1or ..{ j VV ~ The key to the strange twist of fate ticltet informauon .
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Stephen Nichols taking the top actmg
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BJ f AUL AJ\CHIPLEY ..............
Calvin Coolidft once said. "The
\Hmness of Amena is business."
Walter Gerten, one of the most
SU<XeSSful busjnessmen of. today,
mi&bt take exception to that limited
view.
Gerken. who recently retired as
chairman of Pacific Mutual Life
Insurance Co.. has long ~heved
business only flounshes in a health)
society.
And because of the diversity and
~itude of society's problems. busaness people must take an active
role in dealina with those problems to
help ciutc the·ticaJthy climate they
in which to succeed.
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Gerken discussed that role at UCl
during an address sponsored by the
Graduate School of Management.
""In my business career r devoted a
large part of my energy to external
affairs; that is, those that don't rela1e
dil"C'Cll} 10 running the company." he
said. ,
U nckr his tenure. Newport Beach
based-Pacific Mutual pracuced "hat
Gerken preaches.
It was and conunues to be at the
forefront of count) businesses in
educating the public about acquired
immune deficiency S) ndrome. •
.. AIDS could become the most
cntJcaJ disease of the 20th centul") ."
Gerken warned. "And the only
weapon we ~ to figh1 AIDS ts
education."
Pacific Mutual sp0nsored an Or-
ange County business leaders task
force for AIDS education in the
workplace and has offered grants to
fund AIDS-related education.
Over the holidays Pacific Mutual
P' e a SI 0.000 arant to the Costa
Mesa charity Shaft' Our Selves so that
some 100 families would have food
and shelter at Cbri51mastime.
Whether those kinds of non-busi-
ness efforts have aided the business
s1dt-of Pacific Mutual is d ifficult to
assess. but there is no doubt about the·
com pan) 's success. •
It 1s Cahfom1a's largest life in-
surance com~ny and the nation's
24th largest with $5.5 billion in,asscts.
Gerken argues that kind of success
will disappear unless the busjness
community helps tackle the problems
that could cripple the nation.
Besides the threat of AIDS. Gerken
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~lie G. llcCraw
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New presid~n~
named at FIUor.
Mccraw and Kontny
promottd in changes
prepartng for 1990s
Auor Corp. has announced the
election of Leslie G. McCraw as
president of the international engi-
neering, construction and technical
services company based in Irvine.
Former!). McCraw was president
and chief executive officer of Fluor
Daniel Inc.. Fluor's principal
subsidiaf').
Vincent l. Kontn). prev1ousl) a
group president in charge of Flttor
Daniel domesuc operations. will
replace McCraw as president and
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chief executive officer of Fluor
Daniel. Kontny abo w~ elected to
the AuorCorp. board of directors and
executive committee.
David S. Tappan Jr .. chairman •!"d
chief executive officer of ~uor said.
"The s,gnificant accomplishments of
Fluor Daniel in 1987 ha,•e been a
result of the teamwork and combin.ed
leadership of our group of ~n1or
operations execuuves.
··The promotions of~ and V10~
arT important steps in secunng the
conttnu.at1on of the momentum es-
tablished in 19 7. Their reassign-
ments. ate a part of Fluor's managCo
ment su~ss1on proeram aimed. at as~mbhng the e\ecuttve team which
(Pleue eee FLUOR/ A9)
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firill filing
fraud suit
· ln Lquna Hills. Jack Farley, Sr.,
J>residcnt or Farley Transpon.ation
Co. Inc .• bas charscd that fraud was
·perpetrated by Sante Fe lndustnes
and the Los Anaeles law firm of
Gibson. Dunn and Crutcher. Farler is
in litiption with Santc Fe lndustnt1.
after bavina been awarded a multi-
million dollar anti-trust Judgment
ap.inst Sante Fe Trails Transpor-
tation Co. on Jan. 30. 1984 before
Judae Richard Gadbots in Los An-
aelcs Federal Distnct Court
In April l 987 Sante Fe Industries
and their attorne)s Gibson. Dunn
and Crutcher announced that Santc
Fe Trails Transpon.auon Co. Inc. had
been in bankruptcy since Jul)' 1985.
Farle)'.. as a major creditor ofSante
Fe Trails Transportation. was not
listed asa creditor. or informed of this
bankruptcy.
Immediately after Farley filed 1h1s
anti-trust acuon the FBI and the
Interstate Comme~ Commission
investigated Sante Fe. Trails Trans·
pon.ation. and 31 firms and md1\ 1d-
ua1s for violations of the Interstate
Commerce Act.
The penalty 1s fines and/or pnson
terms. All of the shipments moved b)
A TSF Railway piaJrback. Tesumon)
at the Farley tnal confirmed the
violations and mvest1,.aat1ons which
the FBI and ICC turned over to the
U.S. Attorney General's office in Los
Anaeles for prosecution.
It 1s Farley's contention that the
failure of the U ruled St.ates AttomC)
Gcnenrs office to prosecute these
firms has cost Sante Fe Tnils. Sante
Fe Radway and Sante Fe lndustnes ~iod_holders more than S60 m1llton
over five years.
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1990s."
McCraw, a nauvc .of South Caro-
lina. holds a bachelor's degree tn cavil
engineerin& from Clemson Univer-
Sll). He joined Daniel Construction
Co. as a division manager in 1975
after 15 years with the E.I. du Pont
Co.
Subsequent to Fluor's acquisition
of ~niel in 1977. he held ~v.eral
senior management posts before-·
being named president and CEO of
Daniel lntemat1onaJ in 1984. That
same year he was eiected to Fluor's
board of directors. In 1986 he was
named the first president and CEO of
Fluor Daniel.
Kon.tn) JOtned Fluor tn 1969 as a
prOJCCt manager in Australia. After
sen 1ng tn senior management pos-
mons for Fluor in the United St.ates
and abroad. h~ was named group vice
prest.dent for Fluor Engineers Inc. 1n
198:! and became its pres1den1 and
CEO 1n 1985. He was named group
president of U.S. Operations of Fluor
Daniel in 1986._
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Orange CoMt DAILY PILOTITU81day, January 19, 1988 U •
CLOSE-UP
·aM sales lecid.1again in Ward's dii:ectory
8ELM9NT (AP) -General Moton ap1n
scored the hljhcst sales volume of the top J .000
publicl) held companies jn America in 1987 with
SI 02.8 billion. the new edition of Ward's Bus mess
Dirtttory reporu.
At the same time, the 27-ycar~ld dmctor>
said Apple Computer led in revenue ~oducuon
per employee among the lop 1.000 industries and
service c-0mpanies in the information field. with
S339,600. The cateaory is new for Ward's.
IBM. S51 2 b1l lton. No. 5 in 1986: Mobil. ~44.9
b1llton. No 3 in 1986: Scars Roebuck. S44.l
billion. No 8 in 1986: General Electnc. S35.2
b1ll1on, No. 12 in 1986: AT &:T, $34.1 billion. No. 9
in 1986: T exaco. S3 l.6 billion. No. 9 in 1986. and
E. I. duPont de Nemours. $27. l billion. un-
changed
Cra) Research, $149,200: Amdahl. $134,20<>.
IBM . S ll~.000: lnteriraph. $106,300; Pri«M
Compulcr. S99.800. and Controldata, $97,300.
In the beverage industry, Coca-Cola led in the
same revenue-per-employee calqory with
$309.300. while its nemesis. Pepsico;placcd No .. 10
v.11h $43.400
In the top 10 saks voJume producers, Exxon
came in second with S75 billion. rank unchanged:
follo,.ed by Ford MotorCo .. $62.7. No. 4 last 'ear
Chevron slapped to 11th plaa w11h S24.3
b1llton after placing No. 7 for 1985 saJes volume.
Ward's noted last Monda).
Afler .\pple. in the categol') or rcvenue-pcr-
em plo,ee Commodore International was o. 2.
v.nh S296.400. Compaq ComputeT. S284.200.
ln gram and mill product.s. Riceland Food
topped the list wtth $271.400. In the dru& indusuy.
Bnstol-M)ers led ,.tth S 138.600.
In the foods hne. meat packcn ~Yt
posted the highest per-employee r11urc. with
Golden State reponing $500.000 per worker. •
SOCIETY •••
Prom AS
Sl)'S one of the most prcssmg prob-
lems tn the U.S. 1s the declining
education S)-Stem.
"f or the first ttmc, the educational
skills of a generation won·t surpass
those ofthe1r parents." he said '"Nor
will their skills cquaJ or even ap-
proach thelT parents."
Gerken said the Committee for
Economic Development -of which
he 1s a member -has conducted
studies that found 25 percent of the
s1uden1s in public hi&h schools don't
•
graduate. and two-thirds of the na-
tion's colleges haH to provide re-
medial reading courses
huns econom1caJI} 1n other v.a)s. lim1t1ng campaign contributions and
100. Gerken said Fo~ instance. e'en expend1tu~ for. state office races.
SI spent on 1m munizauon of children forbids 1he transfer offunds from one
saves S 10 in taler medical cos1s legislator 10 another and outlaws oon-The business comm unll\ has
found man~ nev. I) gradual~ JOb
applicants ill-prepared for the wo rk-
place. Gerken said
"lf ,.e dcpn,eour )Outh as ~e ha'e etn.·t1on )Car fund-raising,.
been. I ttunk we're going to be tn deep "Business has a stake tn Jhc
trouble:· he said. 1n1e-gn1~ of the democrauc pTOcess ...
Netthercan the business comm~m-Gerken said. A poor educauon also leads 10 big
tabs f9r soc1et) to pick up. such .as
welfare.
t) ignore pohucal 1ns11tut1ons. He also has been and conunucs to
Gerken said. be actt'e 1n chant) v.ork., such as the
Noting the u .S. has the highest rate
of teen-age pregnanC) among all
developed countries. Gerken said
over 50 percent of the v.elfare checks
go to unwed teen-age mothers.
1n 1983. be joined the Cahfom1a L nued wa,
Commission o n Campaign Financing It all cornnbutes to the health)
that unanimous!~ adopted a ~nes of · soc1et) Gerken bclte,es 1s necessary
rccommendattons aimed at cleaning for bus1~s success.
up the system. . "Cap1t.ahsm and the frtt mark.ct
The group qualified an 1nit1at1\e system can onl)' work in a society of
for lbe June baU01 that calls for JU Slice and relative cq~~ty." he~ Failure to take prevenuve. actio n
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The 1987 -88 Edition profiles more than-S,600 flfms wrth
name. address; phOne number.1t:ey personnel and number
of full t1rM employees in Orange County
These are grouped alphabetically by prOdlJCt or service
ottered. This Directory hS1S businesses With 10 or more full
time employees m Orange County
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able co help! •
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Breathing and heartbeat have srop~
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arnves! ·
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cram your employees in CPR-Cardtt)·
pulm nary Resuscirarion. a first aid
method that sustains hfe.
It just one of che ways rhe
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heahhy and safe.
Conract )-Our I I Red Cross
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St~cks rally. t:pen fall _
NEW YORK (AP)-Stocks fdl late Tuesday
after a bnef rail). capping a nervous. see-saw, low-
volume sns1on that tn\.~tment strategms de·
sen bed as I) p1cal of a post<rash bear market.
"The mst1 tut1onal communn~ in panicular
docs not seem to be read} to pantc1pate in any large
v.a> m the marketplace." said Phthp C Puccio,
senior\ ice president ofD1llon RC'ad & Co. m New
Yorl... "It Sttms that the)°re looking for an excuse
not to d~ busmC"Ss unless it's kind of a special
s1tuat1on
Theda)' was marked b) an earl~ sclloffblamcd
on nev.s of a v.1dened Japanese trade surplus for
December m the U.S. market dam~ning
enthusiasm about improved l\mencan trade
figures for November rtponed last Fnday.
ln,estorsalsosold on news that IBM's founh-
quaner earning.s. while SO percent higher than a
) ear earlter. v.ere inflated largely b~ a rdat1vely low
t3~ rate and the dollar's protracted deprct'1ation in
'alut.
Dccltn1ng issues narrowl) outnumbered
gainers on the Nev. York Stock Exchange. with 756
do .... n. 742 up and 449 unchanged:
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TUESDAY, JANUARY 19, 1988
llllnol1 football cOKh Mike White quit• amldat probe. 82. •
Ohio State upaeta Michigan In college baaketball. 82.
Pounding down the hard(W oods)
Anteater Frank Woods
maktngsome believers
but his effort on the baske tball court pushei. thc
needle to its ma,x1mum.
"~e works hard every day 1n practice:·
Mullipn said .. "The guys with the best work
ethic we·v~ evef had were Tod Murph)' (Albany
althou&h lhe reasons for the slow stan were
Alier he fin.ished his sopho more )car at
Seward County Community College in Liberal.
Kan .. earning mention as one of the Top 25
two-year pla)ers in the nauo n by Street and
Sm ith's Bas!cftball Yearbook. he comm1ted to
UCI. But he spent the summer in his
hometown of Ind ianapolis. working lmle on
his game.
lhe problem was Wit h hlS highly tOUled rCCfUll.
He lhou&tlt a~1stanl coach T im Murphy had
made a classic recruiting mistake by lunng this
guy from halfway"across the nauon to pla) for
the Anteaters.
Bf JON FERGUSON °' .. ..., .........
He's not panicularly flashy on the basket-
ball coun, doesn't draw a circle of repofters
with eloquence after p mes.. nor did he make a
quick impression on C oach Bill Mulligan his
first couple of months at UCI.
Frank Woods has •ot th<>K sleepy eyes -
not like Droopy and Drippy. the basset hounds
of the Bugs Bunny-Roadrunner Hour, although
he al\l@)'S seems to show up wl\crc UCI ntt'ds
~ Patroons of the CBA) and Ben McDonald
(Golden State Warriors of the N BA). Frank's
not like those auys, but I'd say he's 1n the top
1hrce or four we've ever had."
His moves on the coun look "Cr)
deliberate at first. secminsJy luring opponents
into a false sense o f sccunty beforc hc takes a
step and springs by a defender.
It took its toll when he amved at UC I He
wasn't read) for the fast pace and hard
workouts of basketball at the un1Hrs1t} level.
so his ability to go hard I 00 J>(rcent of the time
suffered.
"I thought he was a screw-up." M ulligan
said. "Murph) recruited him and I kept
Jumpinf on him . .sayinf.'. 'He's an (uplett,e).
ht "-On t work hard.' I d never had a JC' \od
ou1s1d e of Califom 1a befoR. I put him in the
staning line up and I discovered he wasn't what
I had thought."
"'His back "715 bothenng him ~)bod)
can sa) he's got a bad back. but }Ou ha' e to
believe he has a badback. lfagu) has a sprained
"nkle, )OU can tell when he's running. but a gu~
wuh a bad back. somet1mC'S )OU can't tell ..
"He's not a arcat athlete." Mulhgan said
~1-te gets a lot of that o n his work ethic Tha1·s
no hlqative considen ng what he's do ing for his
Size. and I don't think he ... s 6-5.-
··1 was real 1nact1,e dunng the summer."
· him, but more the kind that say, 'I know
something you do n't.'
His deep: unassumin& voice might not
move the needle past one on a ded bef meter.
Like o n the court. Woods' m111al impact
on the big picture at UCI was slo~ to emcrge
-until he bum onto the scene as a kc) scort'rand
rebounder. This season was no different.
Woods said. "I di-dn't pla) that m uch .\II of a
sudden e verything \\-as so fast a pace. I "'asn't
read y for lhat. I was kind of o ut of shape The
pace was so tough. m> lo"'er back couldn't take
ll."
What "'as Woods thu1k1ng at the lime.,
"I had a repui.auonasa prett~ good Junior
college pla)er and a thlete,'' Woods said "Hc
(Pleue eee UCl/82) Mulligan thought he kne"' c>.actl} ~ha l
. . ,. . ..., ........ .-
Frank Wooct. (23) and Wayne Enge19bld (30) like to dominate the bouda. At rl(bt. Woode zeroa lD on looee b&l1 u Anteaten &et ready to break.
PCAA .honors
to Engelstad
UCI center Wayne Engelstad
and Nevada-Las Vegas auard
Stace) -'\ugmon bave been named
Pacific Coast .\thleuc Assoc1auo n
basketball co-pla)ers of the week.
the PCAA announced Monda)'.
Engelstad. a 6-8. 250-pound
senior from Rosemead . scored 35
points and grabbed six rebounds
m UCl's 87·8 I victory o ver U tah
State last T hursday night and had
29 points and s1 >. rebounds in the
Anteaters· 98-77 win over San Jose
State Saturda) night
h 's the second ume this season
Engelstad has been singled o ut b)
the PC AA for ho nors.
Augmon, a 6-7. I 9S-pound
freshman from Pasadena. had 21
points. 10 rebounds and 10 assists
m UN LV's 92-72 win at Pro'i·
dencc Saturda\ afternoon. On
Wednesda) n1iht. he bad nine
points and four steals in the
Rebels' 63-57 tnumph at Cal State
Fullcnon. ·
Broncos' Reeves pays tribute to Browns
He knows his Denver unit
made it 1?Y a razor's edge
DENVER (A P) -The da) after his team's
~ 1ld 38-33 -'\FC' champ1onsh1p v1C1or} O\Cr
Clc,eland. Den,er Bro ncos Coach Dan Rec,es
paid tri bute to the losers. sa)ing the) moved the
ball against his defense in a way J>(rhaps no other
team has done.
··1 "'as much more impressed with
Cle' eland's offense this )'Car than last )ear."
Rec"es said Monda). "I don't know that aflyone
has done to o ur defense what they did T he) scored
on four straight possessions in the seco:-.d half. and
most of the credit has to go to (Bro~ ns
quanerback) Bemie Kosar."
Taking advantage of Cleveland tu m o' cf\. the
Broncos jumped o ut to a 21-3 halftime lead. then
~atched almost helplessly asCleve~nd drt~ into a
31 -31 tie early in the final penod. °'
• But the Broncos surged ahead again on a pair
of 26-}ard passes from John Elv.ay to rookie R1clo.)
Natuel that set up Elway's 20-)ard touchdo~ n pass
to Samm) Winder wtlh 4:01 left.
Still, Denver needed one more big pla} to
clinch it. and backup comerback Jeremiah
Castille~ cut by the :rampa Bay Buccaneers 1n !he
pre-season a nd claimed by ()(nver on ~an ers.
pro' 1ded 1t. As Earnest B} ner appeared aboul to
sco re on a run from the 8-yard hne. Casu lle
s1npped the baJI fro m B}ner and fell on 1t at the 2-
\ard hne ~1th 1:05 remaining.
· Rather than risk ha' 1ng a punt blocked. the
Broncos took a safet) 1n the closing seconds.
"E'cf)bod~ sa)S turnovers ~111 be the
d ifference 1n a big game. a nd that turned out to be
the case." Ree, es said. "We feel fon unate to wm
the wa) we d id. Jeremiah knocked 11 loose and
recovered. Without quesuon. that was the biggest
pla\ of the game."
· Castille declined to talk with reponcrs after
the game. and RccvesJokingl) referred to C'arnlle's
dosed-mouth st.ance when he said. "He's not
tal1'.1ng to \OU gu)s" What arc you do ing 10 m'
pla)ers., He "'as a nice gu) when be came here ··
Rec ' cs said the Broncos became interested in
C asulle after com erback Louis Wn ght's sudden
retirement dunng training camp last summer
"He had stan ed four or fi,•e years for Tampa
Ba\.. and had led them on e year m inten:cpuons. so
"'e· put a claim tn for him," Reeves said "\\ t'.
thought he could pla). He's been 'Cr) unselfish
He's a natural left comer but ~·ve used him at
nght comer. and he·s never comphuned. He·s been
beaten some. but that wtll hapJ>(n at that position
He's a sound pla)cr and he·s sman. although he
doesn't have that much size. He's helped us this
)ear:·
Rec\ es sull v.-as l1)1ng to come to gnps wuh
his rclatl\ el) emot1onless rcacuon to Sunda~ 's
\-IC'lOr'\. "i wanted to be excited. but I was kind of
numb." Rec' es said. "I didn't ha'e much of an'
kind o f feeling. I think I was JUSt· drained b) th~
~hole situation ...
Reeves said the handful of Broncos who
suffered minor 1n1unes· in Sunda) 's game sho uld
all be rcco\ercd for the Super Bowl o n Ja n. 31
against the Washington Redskins. who defeated
Minnesota 17-10 o n Sunda~.
T1gh_l end Orson Mobk~ has a bruised
shoulder. but sho uld be able to resume practice b~
the end of the week.
Ree,C's rcmams most concemC'd about ~1dr
re-c~1,er Vance Jo hnson. ~ho ~as rrleased from
1he hospnal Monda) after being treated for
1nta nal bleeding - a result of a bru1~ groin he
suffered on Jan. 10 against Ho uston
"We'll let nature take us course there:· Ree' es
~1J. "We want him to rest as m uch as he can Thr
J cX1ors 53} 1f the to m ane~ heals the ~a' the~
thinl n will. the~ "'11l be no problem But 1f1he tear
•~ "orse than the) thin k .. ·· •
He ind icated that Johnson ~ould be llSled as
probable on the team's tnJU r) repon
· Ru nning back Gerald W1llh1te rt'C'O' enng
from a broken lea on Oct. 15 and hoping 10 return
for the SuJ>(r Bowl. ma) not makt 11 bad .
Redskins
~et boost
1nM0Iik
Wide receiver gets
the green light for
SuperBowl rune
HERNOON. Va.(AP)-Redskins
Coach Joe G ibbs said Monda) that
~ 1d.: re«1\Cr An Mt>nk should be
rtad) to pla} against the Denver.
Broncos in the SuJ>(r Bowl
\1onlo.. who missed being selected
lO the Pro eo~1 this vcar after thrtt
straight appc:arances. suffered a
panial tear of the medial collateral
ligament 1n his nghl knee in a game
against the St. Louis Cardmals on
Dec 6. and has been on the inacu ve
lt~t since.
Gibbs said Monk told him Mo nday
that he was "read} to go ... The coach
said Monk. who has bee n working.out
on his own, ~.ould pracuce with his
teammates v. hen Washingto n begins
on-field workouts for SuJ>(r Bowf on
Thursda}
"I think he's read' 10 roar:· Gibbs
said. "I told him not lo tn 1l unul hc
feels he·s I 00 J>(rttnl. and ·11h1nk he is
no"' ..
Mea nwhile, Redskins running
bad. Timm' Smith said Minnesota's
defense 1s suJ>(no r to Den' er"s unit.
The Redskins ~ere limited to 11
first dov.ns and nine pass comple-
tions Sunda' in a 17-10 v1cton O\er
lhe V1longs·in the N FC utle 'game.
Smith. a rookie. claimed the Wash·
mgton offrnse ~111 fare better against
the Broncos.
··1 don't think their defense 1s as
tough as Mmnesota's.'· said Smith.
who rushed for 72 yards Sundav. "I
don't think lhe Dcn,er. Broncos'
defense 1s as aggressi,e. so that's
gomg to &l' e us a lmle edge "
The Redskins could also have an
edge 1f the) ha' e Monk. who set an
N Fl. single-season record in 1984
wnh I 06 catches. .
Monk has been working out on his
o~ n for the past fe~ weeks. Gibbs
said he~ 111 assess the cond1t1on of the
eight-) ear 'eteran Thursda~ and
Fnda) before deciding "''hether he 1s
heallh) enough to reclaim his st.art mg
spot from Rick) Sandel"5 for the Sul>(r eo .. 1 on Jan. 31
The w t time the Redskins faced
lhe Broncos. in OeC'ember 1986,
Monk had s" catc hes for 129 yards
and a touchdo"'n But Den'er es-
caped ¥>Ith a 31-30 ''lctOI') at Mile <-
H igh Stadium after " ashington kick-
er Ma>. Zendejas missed a con' ers1on
and t•o field goals.
ZcndeJas· J>(rformance has not
escaped the memo~ o f Redskms
center Jeff Bostic
··" e don't ha"e Ma\ Zendejas this
lime <\t least Wt' do n't have to go in
there ~1th a left-footed kicker."
Bostic said Monda) ·• Actuall). he's
right-footed. but might as well have
kicked left-footed ...
The Redskins' cu~nt placckicker.
".h HaJ•· he1l h. has come under fire
because of his o"'n inconsistency.
HaJ1-She1kh missed field goals of 38
and 47 )ardsSunda~ to help make the
game closer than 1t might have been.
"I m issed ·em. J>(nod.'' HaJ1·
Sheikh said. "The first one I didn't hit
as well as I wanted to. and lhe second
one I ntt'ded a J>(rfcct lack and didn't
get It -
Weeks ago. after 8-)1-She1k.b
mis~ a pair of field goals •1n the
regular-season finale .. nst Minne-
sota. Gibbs pitted HaJi-Shcikh and
J~ .\tkinson 1n a competition to
detemune the Red.Wns' kicker for
the pla)offs
Lakers sizzle early
(.18 straight ~hots)
·Prep leaders face
tough ~hallenges
Magic (39 points)
. leads LA past
Rockets, 121-110
Said Laker Coach Pat Riley: "He
~as read) t9 play -coast-to-coast.
finding guys on the break. He defi-
nite ly pla)ed one of his better games
of the season."
The lakcrs, whole 28-7 record 1s
tops in the N BA. had their best half of
INGLEWOOD (AP) -Back m the season. shootiog 60 pc~nt and
November the Los Anaeles Lakers toteling 24 assists in the first two
~-ere nine points better than the old periods against the Rockets.
Housto n RO(kcts. It was the first mttt1n1 of the
On Monday they were I l points Western Conference n vals SJnce
better than the new Rockets. Hou.ston tr1dcd Ralph Sampson to
Things could cha nae. the La.ken Golden State for Carroll and Floyd in
say. as Joe Barry Carroll and .Eric December. LosAn&cJesbeat Houston
"Sleepy·· Aoyd blend in with Hous.-101 -92 in tht second pme of the
ton. season.
But the La.k.m weren't waitina for The Lakers have won 27 of thcar
the transformation, Jumpina ahead last 31 regular-season mtttinp with
early and winnioa 12 1-110 for their the Rockets.
17th victory in lhc last 18 pmes. But \ht ckfendina NBA champio n
··we wanted to act off to a Sood takers didn't ovtrfook the filct that'
start." said M.aic JohnlOft, who dkl the Rockets have won both playoff
so by scorinal6ofhitteaOD-hilb 39 ICries between the two clubs. 1ncllki·
Points in the first half and finilhina ii\& the 1986 Westttn Conftttnet
with 17 us11ts, tyina h11 .eason-bp. ftnal.
.. You don't paay caldi-up ..-inst "It was a bia PfQe for us." Raley
Houston:· Johnson 9ddcd.: .. we•ve said of Monday afternoon's 1MC1ina aot thru or four more bltlles with at the Forum ... They u'8dcd to .-in a
them. and they are aoina to be bcn~ cba.°!~~'ship. later... "I · the tM& stilt Slunaed tbeln..
The Laken mA&.J~wai&ht field On« lhty SW1Cd •IO .opaalot they
aoals in tak•"f a 4f-22 ftnt~ outpla)'fd and-outseoftd us. n.o.
lead. They maintained a dou 'Ill two JU).S (Canoll and Floyd) and
teed the rat of tht .. y. even daoucti P\ll" as (Short I :k!:: vital to thml ... lheRockcuou~eechor Scott. the ·tr.di._ IC'Oftf.
tb( lu1 thl'f1Cquanen.. Md Jama Worthy .... 22 poiatl
Johnson f\ad IOauisuby half\Jme. apieceandKarmnAbduJ.Jabblr,dle
when the Lakm '-I 7~$4. NBA ·s Ill-time tc:on• aider, bad 20
"l'vt feh hit for the last few JKM.DU IO put him OYU tht 37,0QO.. -~~ •Npmes. .. J-....tiU4 ... .,_I '°'"' t'Mltl in hiscereer. ~cd IO ftab bec:al.&IC Byron (Scott) "We were all ia. -. ud really
· bu bttn doint 10 much lhat I've h1runsourlh0b.udof'coune Mimic ~laid bid I titt~ biL 1'111 jUM -UtiYtftl \ht bell IO I~ ia tk
playulC my pmc now." ,,_, pllca. ·· Abchal..:J.lbblr aid
l
Barons take 3-0
Sunset record
to Westminster
BJ llOGBR CA.RUO ... ..., .... ~
t..eacue leaden in eVCf) dtr"C'ClJOn
1Cta bca V) ~ofreaht) Wednesday
niabt in terms of ma1ntamm1 their
rq>utations in prep basketball as
Founwn ValJey (SWltet). Wood-bri• and l..quna Beach (Pacific
Coast). Saddleback and Tustin (Sea
View). and Capistrano Valle) (Soulh
CoasO risk unbeaten recoro All
pines have scheduled 7:30 stans.
Fountain ValJey Coach Dave
Brown takes his Barons to West-
minster "here 6-10 Chris Tower and
the Lions., a tQm which has been in
and out of the Ora nae County top 1 O.
awaiu with their coll«tivc baC'lcs to
• tht wall. .. w~·vt tten teams with bei&bt bdott, .. said Brown. alludioa to his
tam's tournament ,·ictory over ~9
Adam Kttft and Woodbndlt, as~
asOlbers. 1l9t rat of the~ is 1a a ca tell up
11tuauoa .. 1\h Ocan V~ (2·1}
ilaol11~ £4\SOD and HunlittC1on
lmcb ( 1·2) at Manna (1-2). Woodbridlc. meanwhdt. is on t.bt
rOlld ~ft$& l....l&u.na Hills. 1 team con~ thc'."'\\'amon' t~
burdk. ahboulb t.bt Hawts -~ ~ w&:rea a ddta1 '° l..lp.u ~-wtd-. K.d. \he OF l -A P\a)U ol lhc "••••---.Vta1: and an AD-Sulk Kkttion as 1
J\lfttOr, is a.vtrlliaa lS. 9 PQtnts •
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pme and 10C$ up IPJllSl one of the
bttter shot-blockers in the letpe in
Bann•!\& tran.sfer Kyte Roberti (6-6).
Laauna llcach. meanwhi~. is
favored to mate 1t three straieht -1th
a road a wan me nt with winless
Ora nae.
John McKcown. Dli.n Blanton and
Jeff Snyder ha"'C p>tlen a.rccc1lt boolt
from t~ rcbou.ndinaof Pcte Sdunin.
l'"lftl th~ rt1SlS I betler bl.lanced
attack. I > •
Tusttn and host s.ddkbeck ~ 1n
tbt Sea V1u. lho wdown. e9Ch JPOr1·
1na 14-) o verall and l-0 lelsue
rttOf'd.
Tbote two ha~ been expecsed to
blttlc tt out for fint and accond wi\b
third place •'ldt ~~Uai~ty
(()..2),ll at N~ Hancw Cl·I) l8d
Em.nci.a ( i-1) is at Coroea dd Mar
(0-l).. nivcnit) andCoronadet Mar
Ob\ilOUslj M¥t m•·"1n lit\aatioe.s
ki.111 Wm. ~ Valkf·s unbeatct\ re-
cord lft lM South C'out 111"1 I tell
1111nst lntne (l·I~ a teem wtridl b~ San Ocmta~ to just I 7
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PRO BASKETBALL
CO.ch 1narooned
••plte winning
record at Chicago
UCLA'• Foater la off to UTEP M . i k 1 • .. LA
ELPASO-Sevtn-(ootccnterGrq Rm a••er ~ s c lp ~err:.Ju~~ill transfer to Teiw·El ~ •~ " •
Foster, who said be has been unhappy •
with his rok at UCLA .this sca~n. said he p!ans to Dallas has·no trouble taking
.,__,.. A...m ... Preu
CKJCAGO -A winnina football EE
wh)' and students are sianina petitions 10 · 9
1tt him reinstated.
enroll thts wetk and wall be eli&ible to play for the
Mlnen after the fall 1988 lemcslef. care 0 Clippers in 99 87 in "UTEP is exactly the type of school I've bttn -W
CCMICb bas been let to. the coUeae won't say 4 t loOkina for," he told the El Paso Times Monday. "l'm
going there because UTEP has a winning program.
Also. I know Coach (Don) Haskins really cares about Frem TM AsMdate4 Prftl
his players. • -Ro)'. Tarpley scored 12 of his 20 points in the fourth Ohio State? Notre Dame7
No, it's the University ofChicaao.
The bookworm ~hoot that brought the world the
fim nuclca.r chain reaction, numerous Nobel Prize
winners. and two recentJy failed Supreme Court
"I know it's a prestiJious school. but as far as Greg quarter Monday night. leadina the Dallas Mavericb to a
Foster is co~erncd. UCLA wasn't helping me in m y 99-87 National Basketball Association victory over the
basketball life," he said. "I don't think m y abilities were Los Angeles Cljppers on the loser's noor.
being used to their fullest. I wasn't developing as a After the aippers' Benoit Benjamin hit a t '7-footer
• nominees, has told football coach Mick Ewina they oo
lon,er nted his services.
player." that cut the Dallas lead to 75-67, Tarpley scored eiaht of
foster. whoave,...ed 11 points and six rebounds at the Mavc~ck.f last 10 points during a 14-6 run that gave
Why would they want to get rid of a coach whose
team went S~3 last season and who in 1985 had guided
lhe Marooos to their first winninJ, season since t 929?
UCLA this season. will have two years of eligibility DaJlas its bi91est lead of the game. 89-73, with 5: 19 to
remaining wilh the Miners. · ·ptay. The Clippers never got closer than 10 points after
"This is an internal matter. · said David Rosen.
associate vice president for public affairs. "His contract
was up for renewal. An evaluation was made.
Technically, it's not a firing."
The Oakland product was one of the nation's most thaL ·
h1ghl~ recruited h11.h school. centers in 1986. Mark Aguirre scored 13 of his 26 points in the third
··we're reall> happy to get Foster." said Haskins, quarter, including a three-point ptar with I: 19 lcft in the
whose Miners v.erc ranked No. 18 in the latest period that stretched the Mavericks lead to 73--6 1. He set
Athletic Ocpanment Chairwoman Mary Jean
MuJvaney,aJsoa mcmbcrofthee,•aluation committee,
said Monday that Ewang's dismissal was "'a faculty
evaluation and we never discuss (publicly) a faculty
evalW.tion."
Associated Press poll. "Greg's a heck of a player. It is so tt up wuh a steal off rookie Manin Nessley. who had
hard to get sc' en-foot players who arc this good." grabbed a defensive rebound. lost the ball to Aguim and
Fostor a"eraged 22 points and 13 rebounds per then fouled him on the ensuing tayin.
game dunng his senior ~ason at Skyline H igh School The Clippers. loscnof J4oftheirlast IS games. were
and made Oakland's 4.11-Cit y team. led by Q uintin Dailey. who came off the bench to score 27
Maple Leafs nudge Olympians points. and 21 by Benjam in. The univers1t) didn't even give Ewing a reason
when he. was told the bad news last month.
• "What have I done? lfl've done something illegal.
immoral or dcstrucuvc, then r shouldn't be in this
prosram. But I ha' en ·1." said Ewing ... They treated me
shabbily.''
Many pJayersand students feel the same way about
the matter.
''They really think he's been treated unfairly.'' said
former player Matt SChacfer. "Forty-three players
signed petittons to ha' c him reinstated."
Ewing said, "I wasn·t a~are of the petitions. I knew
sonte people has ~ritten letters for me early on."
But, Mulvaney insJSted. "We haven't heard a word
from the students."
Schaefer was a quarterback in Ewing's first
recruiting class in 1983, when the Maroons were 2-7.
"The team was 0-9 the year before," Schaefer
noted
In Ewing's five years at Chicago. the Maroons have
a combined 18-26 record.
"Winning at U of C 1s second to academjcs -
which I agrtt wnh -but he's still won within the
system. He's let players skip practice to attend labs. ..
said Schaefer •
Quote of the day
.. , don't think there ~ 111 be an~ maJOr
provocations. But we arc prepared for an}1hing."
Seoul organmntt committee head Park Sell-Jik,
on the possib1ht" of a disruption at the t 988
01} mpic Games b} Nonh Korea.
Three sign to play for Titans
signed national letters of intent to attend c II• Three Junior college standouts have Eil
Cal State Fullcnon and pla) football for the
Titans next season. the school announced
Monda).
TORONTO -Wally Schrcibcrs ~
third goal of the game with 53 seconds ,
remaining 1n the third penod gave Can-
ada's Olypk hockey team a 6-5 exhibition
victor) o'er the U:S. O lympic squad at Maple Leaf
Gardens.
Schreiber picked up the third rebound to score lbe
game-winner after shots by Sc,_e Boisven and Brian
Bradle} were stopped· by Amencan goaltender Mike
R ichter.
Ken 8ctT) had swr,pt his second rebound inlO the
net at 4:33 of the third penod to tic ital 5-5.
Bcrry·s goal. the fourth time the Canadians tied the
game. came less than t~o minutes after Brian Leetch
snapped a I 0-foot wrist shot-past goalie Sean Burke for
a one·goal .\mcncan lead at 2:54 of the third period.
The Amencans outshot Canada 48-37.
Candelaria inks Yanke~ pact
NEW YORK -·Free-agent pitcher Ill
John Candelana signed a two-year contract
with the New York Yankees Monday.
Candelaria. who fin'ished last sea.son
with the Ne~ York Mets. has a career rccoro of I 51-95.
He ~as 10-6 ~11h a 4.81 earned run average last season
with the MelS and Angels. who traded him to New York
Sept. 15 for pitchers Shane Young and Jeff Richardson.
Candelana. a 34-ycar-old lef\-hander. spent I 0
seasons With the Pittsburgh Pirates before joining the
Angels in 1985. He had his best season in l 977. when he
v.as :!~5. led the National League with a 2.34 ERA and
made the NL All-Star team.
The New York nauve is the second free agent
signed by the Yankees this ~car. The} signed former St.
Louis slugger Jack Clark to a tWO-)'Car contract Jan. 6.
Terms of Candelana 's contract were not disclosed.
The Yankees also signed shonstop Bobb)
Meacham and catcher Rick Cerone to onC·\Car
contracts :'v1onda} · ·
Red Wings gain 4-3 decision
The three are quanerback Dan Speltz of El Camino
College. wide rece1\Cr Rock~ Palamara of Glendale Petr Klima scored 1140 goals and ~
College and ught end Buford Halto n of Southwestern assisted on Joe ltocur's lie-breaker late in ,
College in San Diego the second penod Monday night to lead the
Spelu. a 6-3. 115-pounder. completed 166 of289 Detroit Red \\ ings to a 4-3 National
passes for 2.342 )ards and 25 touchdowm. v.11h onl~ Hocke~ League' 1cto~ o'er Toronto. The Red Wings.
e)ght 1ntercepuons in leading El Camino to an 11-0 .J.J in their last 10 games. increased their Norris
record this past season. D1' 1S1on lead 10 I 0 points over St. Louis and Chicago.
. Palamaracaught86 passesforl.2i8)ardsinan 18· The ~1aplc Leafs sav. their v.1nless streak reach 12
game career at Glendale ~ollege. Halton v.as a first· games. going 0-8·4 in that pcnod. In the o nl) other
team M1ss1on Conference ~lecllon for Southv.estem '.'HL game Monda} Stepbant' Rieber scored two
College. third-period goals as the host Montreal Canad1ens held
fullenon ~111 lose 21 pla~ers from its 19 ., team. on to beat Edmonton 6-4. snapping the Oilers' se' en-
wh1ch had a 6-6 record and tl~d for second place m the game unbeaten strcaL The Oilers had v.on four and tied
Pacific Coast .\thlct1c .\ssoc1ation. three 1n their last SC' e n. but the} ne\•er caught the
·This completes our signings of pla~ers eligible to Canad1ens after Bob Gainey's goal. n seconds into the
enroll for the spnng semester." Fullenon Coach Gene game
Murph\ said. "We are bnnging in St'\ en and the~ all fill i • h f. d $5 000
immediate needs." .o P stons Ma orn 1ne ,
High school pla~ers can begin ~1gn1ng letters of · -
intent on Feb. 10. NEW YORK -Rick Mahom of the m
Two Ste~ler veterans retire
Detroit Pistons v.as suspended for one
game and fin ed S5.000 b~ the N BA
Monda~ for knocking do~n Michael
PITTSBU RC,H -John tall~onh [iJ
and Donnie Shell retired Monda~ after 14 •II•
pro seasons. leaHng center ~like ~cbsttr
Jordan and tnggenng a bra~ I dunng a game against the
Chicago Bulls.
Mahom grabbed Jordan around the neck and
tossed him to the floor dunng the third quaner of
Saturda~ night's game at C111cago.'causing both benches
to empt~ and prompting a fight betv..een Maho m and
Chicago's Charles Oa~le)
as the onl) remaining \elcran from the
Pittsburgh Steelers· four uper Bo" I champions ..
Stall~onh. a three-ume Pro Bo"I ~1de receiver.
and Shell. a punishing hiller and fi,e-ume Pro Bov.I
safet). "'111 be honorl.'d in ceremonies Fnda~ at the
Steelers' offices
Bulls Coach Doug Collins tned to intenene. but
v.as throv.n into the scorer's table b) Mahom.
.. \\ e'rc going 10 mlSS them ... Steelers President
Dan Roone' said "It 's ob' 1ous v.hat the) have meant
to us:· Television, radio
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Stallv.onh and Shell J01~d the Steelers as rookies
in I q;4 and qu1ckl~ helped them become the N FL's
team of the decade Their retirements were expected.
since had hinted afte r the 24-da) players' strike this
season the' v.ouldn·1 be back and Rooney said some
'eterans v..ouldn 't be offered 1988 contracts.
4:.30 p.m -PRO HOCKEY: Edmonton at
Quebec. ESP'\
5:05 p.m -PRO BASK.ETBA-LL: Chicago
at Atlanta. TB . •
"It has been .,.,onderful. But it's time. It's time to
mo' e on ... S1allwonh. 35. told The Pittst>urgh Press
from his Brov. nsboro . .\la home.
"All I e\er wanted 10 be v.as a teacher and a coach.
but football turned out to be m~ calling in life." Shell.
3;, 1.old The Press ·T m real glad."
7:30 p.m -PRO HOCKEY: New York
Rangers at "-.1ngs. Prime Ticket. SelccTV. WOR.
9 p m -COLLEGE'BASKETB~ SMU
at Houston (delayed). USA.
RADIO
Srn II~ Orth and hcl I C'a me to Pfttsburgh-dlunn.--
pcrha ps the greatest one-~ car talent grab in NFL
h1S!Or)
7.30 p.m -PRO HOCKEY: New York
angtt!-at K1np. K:L-.\C tS~•·
White r~Signs
as Illini coach
He quits in wake
of investigation
into violations
.. We are fully committed to com-
pliance to NCAA rcaulation'-" said
interim chancellor Morton Weir.
"The athletic association board of
directors. and I believe that Coach
White ha,s respond.ed aJ?Pr<?priately
b .. tendering his res11nauon.
·wbitccompilcda rt"Cord of 47..i41 ·3
CHAMPAIGN. Ill. (AP)-llhnois dunn,c1ght )tatUs Illini ht>adC'Olch.
football coach Mike White ~1gncd and hlS 1983 team won the Bi• Ttn
Monday, follow1na an 1nvest1aauon championship and finiJhed wnh 1
b) the NC into allqed rcmuting 10.2 record after a Joss 1n the R0te
\tiollllons. a un1vcrs1ty spokesman Bo 1 --~.. w . --llhno1s wu placed on ,robet1on 1n
Judith Rowan.assoc1atechanttllor 1984 after other C A rule \·101·
for public al&1t'1. Jlld Ont' o( the ations.
allqations tn,·ol\led payment for ··Coec:h Wb.tte was called upon 10 loc9i• 101 pro1ptt11ve athlete by an undc'T'take a Vt1') d1fTtC'Ult talk 1n 1979 •-•t c:o«tt. "hen our football propam .ai ..,_.Mid tM 1thktc enrolled at enJoyrn1 ,cry hnlc succus:· Wt-ir
....,..,... ui¥ff'ltt) and tM aili1tant said. "Hts tC"Jm.s broQlht cxn~t
c.c9' Mt no lo~ at Illinois. he back to llhno1s footblH. tledi-to idtntif)'.~llha of them. .. Wc dttpl} rcartt thnt inff'IC'tlOl'IS
• l.09lift laid tllt °'""'btt letter and intend to continue our c._ems.,e
-• ~AA ~:J.1"~~· · efforts to ensure thal t.ht kvtl of ._. ia68c1ow.. two .. """"''' trK inwtnt) in our spona Pf'Ol'a"' NC'AA •id d.id not 8PP!»r 10 be matchC$ that 1n the ma Of Che
trriout unJ\Cf"S'lt\.''
.R~"lf\ •id that 1n tllt coe1n1 of its
o.,n 1n\tst1puon 111d replar
fntt-mal audit lt'nal pollibtt iaht·
11on~ wcrt' dttro\l'ftd Al or *
fincknas by.lhc unn en1ty hive bttn
tumtd O\Ctto the CM Comm1ttft
on Infraction which 1s ~to
rr' ic• ahem Feb. , Rowan Mid
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Elsewhere in the NBA Monday:
Balls 117, B•llet1 lta: In Chicago, M ichael Jordan
scored 33 points andC"escrvc Sedale Threatt had a scason-
high 26 as the Chicago-Bulls defeated the Washingto n
Bullets.
It was the Bulls' sixth victory in their last eight games.
while the Bui Jots lost for only the SCCQnd time in six games
si nce Wes Unscld took over as coach.
Threatt, who played more than 10 minutes for the
first time this year last Saturday. hit four baskets in a 14-7
Chicago run during a 5:5 I span of the founh period as the
Bulls opened a 99-85 lead. SO.ton•• Danny AlDCe 8talllbl• OTer" Gold-
en State pard Wlniton Garland llODday.
Kaleb 11', Hawks lH: In New York. Gerald
Wilkins scored 28 points and Patrick Ewing had 20 as the
New York Knicks overcame 45 points bv GeraJd's
brother. Dominique. to beat the Atlanta Hawks.
with. 5:25 to play before the Pistons staged their
comeback.
Bill La1mbccr. who had 17 rebounds. hit a l~foot
jumper and Isiah Thomas added three frtt throws to att
the Pistons v. 1th1n three. .
Dominique W1lk1 ns is nowaveraging38 points in his
last six. games. but his performance was not eno ugh to
prevent the Hawks from losing for only the third time in
13 games. ·
An 11-0 run by the Knicks wiped out a 75--73 deficit
and gave them the lead for good at 84-75 with 2:36 lcl\ in
the third quaner.
Soaks 115, Pacers lU: In ~attic. Dale Elhs scored
29 points. Tom Chambers 27 and Xancr McDaniel 24 as
the Seattle SuperSonics won their 15th consecutive home
game. over the Indiana Pacers.
Sonics guard Nate McMillan had his first carttr tnple~ouble. kc)cd b} a career-high 16 points. He added
IS assists and I I rebounds as Seattle won ns fourth game
ma row and ninth in its last 11 games.
Celtics 1%1 , Warriors 101: In Boston, Larry Bird
scored 26 points and Kevin McHalc added .19 as the
Boston Celtics took a big early lead and coasted to a
victory over Golden State handing the Wamors their
17th consecutive road loss.
It was the Celtics' fif\h straight victory a nd 15th ·1n
their last 17 games.
Nets 117, Sau 113: Jn East Rutherford. NJ., Ro)
Hinson scored I 0 ofh1s 22 points in the founh quarter as
the Nev. Jcrsc} Nets rallied for a ,·1ctof) o'er the Phoenix
Suns.
Pl1ton1 lU, Nu11et1 l ll: In Denver. Adrian Dant le\
scored 32 points. including nine down the stretch that
helped rally Detroit from an eight-point deficit to a
'1ctof) over Denver.
Ja~ Vincent's basket put the Nugg_cts ahead 107-99
Hinson, playing h1~ first game for the Nets sin~
being acqi.ured from the Ph1ladelph1a 76crs. had a ba~el
and two free th.rows in a 14-4 founh-pcnod surge. The
spun earned the Nets. 8-27. from a 94-92 deticit to a
I Q6..98 lead,
UCl'S FRANK WOODS PLAYS ROLE . • • homBl
expected cenain things out of me was prett) lenient to~ard the pla)crs.
when I came here. but I was out of prett) much do ~hat )OU "anl."
s}nC. I think he v.as more d1sap-Woods said of Mulligan. "But 1f
pointed than an~thmg." )ou·rc not do~g II the ~a~ he "ant~
And 11 wasn't Woods that earned a )OU to. he's not going to pla) ~ou.
spot in the stanmgJmeup but another v. h1ch is something I d1dn 't rcall~
pla)er v. ho pla)ed his wa) out. realize.
"Coach (Bob) Thate pushed me "Ever) one feels the} ·re pla) mg
into 1t. .. Mulligan said "He said. hard and )OU might be doing thtnJS
'Wh~ don't )OU go ahead and get him nght. but n's not the wa} he wants 1t.
into the lineup.' because one of our It was kmd of an up-and~ov. n first
o ther kids ~asn't pla}ing ve') ~ell. half of the season.Just hkc 11 was this
He·d been pla) mg like 15 minutes. )ear. The main thing 1s to be on the
but hadn't rcall) shown much. (The same ~ctfc length as him. That was
start) ga'e him confidence." ma} be the hardest part, to find out
He staned two non-conference exacth what he wanted from me.
games but was again coming off the No" that I kno~. I JUSt tr) to go out
bench for the stan of the conference and do 11:· .
season at Ne' ada-Las Vegas. But he lnJunes have taken their toll on
staned the final 17 PC'A.\ games. Woods'bod>.Hecrackedaknee cap
a'eraging l ~.6 points and 8.1 re-his first year at Pon crv11le College.
bounds in conference pla) returned ho me and was lured to
While Scott Brooks shined and Seward by his brothers.
Wa} ne Engelstad emerged. Woods .Jn addition to his back last season. a
became a sohd contnbutor and an pulled hamstring anda tom left knee
4ntegral pan of the squad. ligament required surge') 1n the o ff-
But 11 took him a "h1lc10 get used season. They've reduced hiSJUmpmg
to a ne~ role. a •ne~ St)lc. He abilit) that earned him the nickname
nourished 1n commun1t~ college (25 "Air Doc" at Sc~ard. although he can
points. 11 rebounds) by penetrating still get up for the alle~-oop and slam
off the v.ing. and chose UCI ~use at t1mes.
of the freedom Mulligan offered his He worked dthgcntl> last summer
players ofTens1vcly. something while living in California with team-
fore1gn 10 him. mate Mike Labat's parents ?.1d
.. We were a d1 sc1phned JC team," v.orked diligent!) to prepare for his
Woods said. "'W e took the break senior campaign.
when 1t was there. but the coach was But again .. Woods was left figunng
set in what he wanted done. (UCJ) out what kind of player to be this
recruited me as a small foN-ard type. season. After grabbing u ro rebounds
to pla) outside. Most of my game last last March in the opening round
year consisted of pulling up and PC'AA tournament loss to Cal State
taking the open j umper. That's not Fullerton. MulliJlln tho u&ht it might
the way I was brought up. be back to ttle wing for Woods. So he
"I was always told. 'On the fast worked on his dribbling and shooting
break. take it to the bucket. If touch during the summer.
somebod> 'sin froru of you. take it to When camp started. Mulligan put
them and draw the foul or run over Woods on the inside.
-.hem:-But 1hat'T'""nnnott-<w..trh•111tt-f•-'81'11tt"""--Aftcr the-fim few games ( thu
"When I fint met him. I thou&)\t he season). mentally I 'v.-asn't rcau> tn
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pla~ 1ns1de," Woods sa1q. "I was out
there. but I ~ouldn't bC doing the
"things J v.as supposed to bedoins-so I
figured ma} be a change of position ...
~tulhgan said. ··. . all of a sudden
he tells Thate he wants to be an
outside gll). and I said }OU might not
e'en pla) 1f)ou·rc an outside guy.''
". . that v.as kind of hard to
accept.'' Woods said ... But I dealt
w1th tt. I wasn't ncgau"e."
· Bu t Mulhgan quickly decided.
··~ou don't even get a ~hoict' any-
more.'' again primanly because of the
lack of inside production other than
Engelstad. He staned against Bradley.
sconng 25 points m the final non-
conference game.
Woods handled things m a sclness
manner.
"Now the main difference is I
realize that's where I'm going to have
to play:· Woods said. "It· s con fertn~
lime and "'e ha,en't got time for me
to be tr) ing to fool around with my
o v. n personal beliefs on whett I
should pla). That's where he wants
me. so that's v. here I'm going to try
and pla)." "' Since Bradlc). Woodshastveragcd
18.0' points and 4.8 rebounds in six
contests. ·
Mulligan couldn·t be happier With
his 6-foot-whatever forward now -
as a pla}er and a persQn .•
"'He's a great kid. a heck of a penon
," Mulligan said. "And he's tryina ro
be a leader. He's trying to do what we
want. We're goina to keep him
around next vear to get his degrte
because he's not •oing to graduate on
time. A lot of his J C credits didn't
'come over ...
After all. how many times does
someone move cross country and
inside of two years ha~ a Californian
(Mulligan) -transplanted o r not -
come ouf and say, '"f'rant'n bin:hin ..
kid.'' ..
Ohio ~tate nips·W olverines
• p,.. ne Atteeta.., Preti
Grad)' Matecn'sdunk wtth ~ven s«onds rema1nin1
ll't Otuo ta(t a 7().68 Upset o( No. 7 Michipn in 811
Ten Confc~nce play Mondly ntaht in Columbus.
Syracete N , ... a. C.llep M:·I n Syracuse. Stephen
Thomp50n SCQrcd 21 pomu, .even durina a 24-8 5pun io
the second hair. as No. 14 Syracuse fou&hl off Boston
Collcac's btd for a Sttond uptet ofa ranked Btg East team
In thrtt day~.
The vtetory marked Oh1os..a~·, SCC'Ond victory over
a Top T•'Cnt) team 1n four days. last Thursday. the rJt:.;lr.vt>r1ll 1nd 2-2 in the Big Tt-n.defeated No. Ba•~etball scores
The loss enckd Michipn·s I J.tamt wmn1na streak
and left the Wotvmnn It l..._2ancf3-1. dropp1na ahem .... • r::::' 1119ClllC ..
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• \1ELBOL'R'E .\us1ralta 1 .\Pl -
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a g1 ' 1ng mood bu1 u.on't olTer a hint
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u.orld and ~edcd ll'Unh 1n 1)1e ~C'ar's
first Grand lam nl'Ol 'Wttd 1oda~
after a 6-1 t--.l t>-~ \l\IOf"\ o'er
M1ch1cl hapcr<, l.11 thl' ~etht.rlands.
"I treat l'\l'I"\ m atl'h 1hc same
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u.in l'3Slh I don't C\Pl'd LO "''" al all.
I do'n ·1 e\JX'('t an' 1h1ng ..
But Cash \.·an l'\PfCI one thmg. that
Expires 1 /31 /88
hC' has an C\l'C'llC'nt ~han~·e a~1nq
LC'ndl. "ho rn he defeated la\t 't'ar in
the semifinals of 1h1\ SI "'·mtllwn
C'' ent and at \\ 1mblcdl'n in :ht' finall'
.\nd Cash refuses 10 mJl l· \l'm-
pansons bC't"een Fnda~·, 't':ti fna'
and the W1mblC'don tina
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the coun. e' c~ thing .. " hi.' "311.l
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6-2. 6-1. -.tJ quanerlinal \ld\lf\ tha t
ousted the final Amencan ·n 1hc
compet1t1on -Todd \\ ml l·n -
holds a )-:'. carffr ad' an1ag<.' \" <.'r
Cash. But the Cz~h has b111er
memories of those iu.o los~"'
"It hun me reall) bad losing I-at
and at Wimbledon apins1 him .. \.l td
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Atrium CQ\lrt/Fashlon Island
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*Indoor Speeimen
Plant Sole
*Bo re· Root Roses t
*New Gorden Room
-~n~
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HIS·~.~ 640a5800
LC'ndl u.ho heat (a<;h in straight sets
tn tht'1rlas1 mectmg..1n thC' final ofthc
'd nc ' indoor l'' e n 1 las1 OctobC'r
Bu t· hape-~ \31d he fC'h Cash "as
'ulnl'rable 1n C'C'n.ain a~s
"I sav. Lendl pla~ and Cash v.111
ha'e to pla~ bnlhanth 10 beat him:·
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7 11'1 Silvtr IStevon•l 117 e Haweilen &oi.nl'tl CS.ncn.t l "112
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NINTH •ACIE. l 111 mlle\. Pur-. Sll,000
• ¥H f olOi & UI> , .. lminQ Prick. $ \6,000-lJ,000
I F•lf S.llOt IH!o~•l 114
1 Ml>fa Bev (Oelo"°'4Uv1l llS J Pol0\lo9f io ICu tenonl 111
4 FOl'IY9' 81ut Joans CSlwmonl .cl01
10 Rowdv Rt11""'" llA YonkM TH e·L onO N Arnoto·owl\9CI ontrv
TH•D •ACE. Pace I milt Purw '1.100 Cle1mlng wk;e M 000 "'"
1 8VT'dll'\ Pet
Abe ...... 10 1. .. 0 V-Sier
sotTtt RACE. Trot 1 m11e
1 Kntv Merkeni ...
2 c-Crown > lnvwneu
1 In!~ 2 FlarnKrUI
3 Wede Hv
4 Tor~t s E .... Oeft11tv
6 Fire ANJ Ra"
1 SOie E •oectthon
~
0 '8f'len·MorWI
SECOND •ACE. 6 l 1 '"'IOnll' F>urw Sll,000 4 w.r OIO\ & <>0 8rto on C1lllOl'n°e
Claim.no PrtCI I 10 000
I e-COU<t To.wn 181.C• 117 11 w,,,, O•Mlain (Stovonsl 117 S 011fT\l>iC 81noo CSlt \flllll 11~
6 AIO•e NO•~ IGrv~l xllO
1 Amelll e.oot ..
3 Luctw L11111v
4 ~Ylne For Tltnt
Salo~
SMlll
Purw 11.tOO ~Ion Clft
Andlnon Mei,t'
Lacllft' LltMhll
P:hco
I Stnoolll Merl H
IOU
4UOM Sf
COllfNI'
Alldlr10f\ G,....,.... '~··u1<11 1 Ca..rnno E•Glt Ct:H••non·1> l .. l Rook..Ol CHeWllYl I IS
4 Poly~\ !SID•M llS FIFTH RACE. 1 lunonG1 Purse SJI 000 A o0w1nc.t hll~ & m¥n. 4 veer QIO\ & 1.11>
7 Pn"' IH.,.1ll1rl llS
I G..rn F!Mt IMcCerrOfl) llS
4 Tulk
S I.Ill S11aren
6 l<..e»'' Stanel
7 L.ov R Doi ~ E ....
10 Sl9rOtCI StllloOll
5 F•vt Pertne<\ !Patton I IS 6 LQ(d\ Pet Or toll c 110 1 F•v'"9 Hit ($10tlltl 116
1 Of> Marte !Pattonl I IS
1 Ano•l\lr eioom ·~·•• 111 I L'Werroo< 1v111nt"''e 111
t Grev Holl (FernencHI llf>
10 Pentotl'lel IGrvoer · 21 • t 10 11 W1n<n Of Wono\Or 1 ~rm1n •110
) Mo'IYOOOnt IOellnDu\HYt 114
4 At11ett1rm (S1evt11ll llS
5 F"li9f\t AOovt (81aC1<1 115
6 ll•ilf»rl (Snoemar.lfJ "' 7 GcMoof> Gala av (Vilteftlue!IJ II 5
Monday's horse racing results at Santa Anita .. 11 Fent.she 1t .. 11en IMCHergue• I IS • LI S1~re I HewleY I 1 Is MONDAY'S •HULTS Al\o Eli9itlM 9 S'Noco (lll'ialOl.ltrJ 117
Fomonin1 $oirlt CSltvon\) T1mo 11]1.2 uo Per-100 l...o.. (SIOollo) ~ 1:4'.l
SIEVENTH •ACE. 6
J•moke IGrvOWl
'60 '"9oceful ''-" (09'1u»vt) l I '° uo l..60
I) Oowo CenvOfl IGrvoe< • 11 I ( ltwl .. t l ·•V tMI 111 ...... M ,,_...) U EX~A 13-ll N ici UUO
FOUtlTH •ACE. 6 lur1ong1
Etectrte Motftoftl (Sotl.sl I.AO 5..20
14 Pvram1dl1111 <Ca\lenon I 1 IS 10 5.,rv1vo IGr110trl o 109 FIRST RACE. 7 tunonG1. 1ur1ong, C'-lv Friend (1-ftl°') ._.
15 Terrofllf' CF1.1r10<!111 11• 16 •·NoteOll Holl IS1tvtn1 1 It.
I 1 tmag1'1lng ISoll1I l l•
12 A~ron IMcCarronl llS
Aht•ll IMcHargue l 1120 11.00 660
4 60 3.60
S.IO
Er"'° Kong (0.lanousw 'tlt l
Qom¥1 Megut<•ote (F1'""9ndltl
Ne~kerom (Pelltf"\Ofl ) 2160
Cervtr Roeo ISteven1I 7 IO S.00
4 60 3.60 • 560
Fw o IHe#ltYl 1.tO )00 2.«I u o 2JO
2«1
nme 1n,
IS EX.ACTA ()·I) oolO ~ · 1
a·Garv W e.,r;.e t ntrv
THIAO RACf:. 6 1.,r10"9l P"r11t S 16 000 MetOen hUitl, l veer OIO\ Brto 111 Ca1otorn1a Cteomong Proct '32,000·28 000
SIXTH RACE. 7 f1Jrl0nil1 Purse S 19.000 ) vtar 04dl Ctelmmg Price SSO 000-45 000
T•me I 2S
SECOND RACE. 6 tur10ng1,
God Knows W"O (Hewltv) Tlmo 1111
FIFT.H RACE. 6 fl.tflonol
Suooro Momeni 1S011,)
Trlolt S.C (Velll\QUll)
TWN: Hlf.3
IS EXACTA (2-SJ N ici US.SO
U f"ICK SIX (4·1·M'"l-J) oeld ....,17.AO .. 1111 J wlnnono 1~111 1111 l'IOt'Mll; Pelcl snuo
wl111 131 wlnnlne llcill.tl\ (fl\'I "°'*l
1 Ja~t'\ Fotlv (Grvoer-1 x 112
2 Prom11t Brolltn IC•U•nont 111
J Jan•t'\ Gaoaoou• IPettont 117
1 AovenctO Fti9nt 1So4•sl 111
1 tn1tinctlvt RU\Otl 10<"11rl • 111
l Gentleman's Honor (Va1tnz..ote l 111
4 Faor 8ov (Meza) I II
5 Ma.or Qofft (Grvdtr! a II I
Swift Vlcrrt11 IC\OflOll) 6.60 4..20 3 60
Feo~ Tl'lc M1.1llC ISIOlllO) 6.20 U O
A~lll IH•wlt v) S40 T1mt I 11
U DA.IL Y OOUaLE 13-10) Plld St°-20
4 Yanltff Ma;f\IV IS10tll1' 21 117 6 SMvor ClfCUl CSttvens· I) I 16 THIAD RACE. I mti.
Qulo Ster (Sltven\)
Loed TM Wegon IMua)
Tlmo \oQl 4
uo 400 l.20
SIO l lO
4 20
U EXACTA 11·1) peJd '71 SO
SIXTH RACE. l 1116 mllff.
aeGHTH •ACE. 1"-mllft. Min Allo (DS.llCX.tu ... e) lS 00 4 60 2 IO
TCH> tona.111 IS.'1t0il 3 40 1 «I Mv Vlrgi!M RMI (Soll1) ? «I
Tlme: Ut.1 ~ IEXACTA (M ) MIO lf.00
SI .-.CK ...... ll ·lO-l ·•·l·l-2-)-))' oold \l,'61 20 wllll Mveft Wlfl#l9 tiCIO.e•• lMv9fl
11orw1l. H id SttlO wllll 112 wlMlnll t!O.eh C1lx llOtlft) Tod.v't PICJl N• Cer'f'YOV9f
M7,72Sf0 Tolol P.cll Nltll NII CA1Novet
\409,6SH2
S Canon Oro111 C81ac1r.1 117 ! Givtoeaceactwlnct 10elene>un•n·2• 11• Ptlllt Ftmm1 CHewtevl
T v r .. n11 COli¥ert\) 100 u o 3.40 u o ~60
Ravel TrQUbador (Grvdrl t .«I SOO JIO
UO S.IO
U DAILY TitPLIE (1-1-)) N ici "64 10
NINTH •ACIE. 7 fut'lon9l. AllONSetic.· 41 672 '
6 Nutv N""" ISolo\ 117 I V•90r\ Commanoer IH.,.•llvl 118 Hjgr> K•cto.or IS.ntCK) Mulutl H.,,_ $1,1'4,4l4.
P\8.IC P«>TICE PlElJC P«>TIC£
0112200
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
DS 1393 f11/ll)
PlB.IC P«>TIC£ PlBJC ll)TIC( PtBJC ll)TICE MUC ll)TICE PlBJC ll>TICE
'"Mcwttl A"*9clfl ....._.. not ui>lr9 prior to four Probllt• Code Is jOlnted wltll ...._, .....,,., ..,.... or ~ OF MA.II
hee r 111 c...., It'•.-.. to monltll from the d9te of the !he petl110t\ to admlnisler the • ..... eN .-. ~ Ill AND MGULAnoMI moo ...,. Cert•~ No. heating notice eboW. •tale "'9 ....... Meet), OF...._ 9'AMCH
J50, Coeta ...... Ca'9f•• YOU MAY EXAMINE the A '-ling on the pet111on 0..... ...... --WATIJt Dean.er rt.cOH Now•,.Mr JO, Ille k9'>t by the court H you will be l'leld :>n FEBRUARY er...-.... ._.... tit-f<>R WATIR, IEWIR.
. 1911. .,. a per900 lnler-.d In 10, 1988 11 1 •5 P M In .-dJt ......... •..... AND MCI A9PD See'8d proposals wilt be rJCieiv9d at the office of Plant Operations, FalMeW Put>tish.o Oranoe Cou1 the eatal•. you may MNe Dept Ho 3 el 700 CMc • • DIA8 CALIM>AllOI WATEI' IERVtCC
DeYelopmental c.nter. 2501 Harbor Blvd.1Costa Mesa. CA unttl 2:00 P.M. on Fri. Daily P!lol Jonuery 8. 9 10. upon llle .. ec:u1or or edmln-Cent« Orrve Wost Sa.nt•1Par• pr••••hr •11a Mc:nc:>N 4.tU
Jan. 29. 1988. at wtlich time they Wiii be publicly opet*1 and read for P«formlng 11 12 13 t• 15 18, 17, 18. 11trat0t, or upon the •I· Ana. CA n '' 1111i _.. • -The Boerd of Olr9ctore of
wor11 to tumisll all labor. materi.ls. tools. and equipment necessary to Install floor 19 20 21 22 23. 2• 1988 lomey for tn. ax.c:utor 0t IF YOU 06.JECT to the,.._• .... ..,... tn. lflld:M Rfr'Cfl Water oi.-co...nng In Bulkllngt K T end u CQmplete with Yinyt bue a1 FMWP# F432 aomlftlllrat0t. Ind fie with granting 01 ,,... petition. ycu u... oeru • -..._.. tnc:t. a) a regular meeting o.. e1op1 at Cen · d ·with .... _ and • ....-...11on thenlfore llle court with r><oof of --lhOuld •ii'* appow at the t 1111 J 1 • • .....,.. held Oecemtlor 21. 1987. by ·~t tee. In KC()( enee ,,,,_ •• --·-s . Pl.ml.IC MnTIC£ -• Mitten ~ 1111-~ and IUt• ~ ob-.. Oii a a111 ... , .. , u .... edoptlon of Relc*ltlon No
Bidden for this pro+ec;1 must possess a current C-15 claaillc&tlon llOenM(s) "" Ing thot you deJire epedJI Jectlon• °'file Mitten OOtK-wttee • ~ ........ 1987~ 1 rl'Med the ruiea
Issued by the ConrK1ora' ~late LIOel\M Board. Ally bid receiYed wtlefe the NOT1Cl Of' nohce of the filing of an In-uons witl\ 1n. eoun before cu111,11r ca11 laa tor-and ~ttoN of the DI.-
bidder is not lioenMd as apecttled win be disregarded. JOlnt Venture bidders must DEATH OF vent()()' and 8'>Pr....,,_,t of tl'la tieenng Your ~-"'a I I'•'•• I• 1 a I•• tnc:t to add See11on 4 15 3. ~a JQ1n1 Venture ucense ._.. 111. HEMON •l•t• UMts or of the pet!-aoce may be 1n P«90ll 0t by • •1111 du II •e.d....,.. u tolows:
Pre'-ence wm be granted 10 bidders property approved u .. Small Businea.. •a -.A M. cox hons°' accounts mentioned YOUf atlorMy ... ta oorte MCUd'9 au •. 15.3 Obstruction of or
In 8CClOfdanoe with Section 1896 et MCI . Tltle 2. California AdlT\jnlstratMI Code. ANO OF .-NOE> In Section 1200 and l200 5 of IF YOU ARE A CRl;OfTOR -· Oec>otlt of Material In Meter
a.......iatlont fOf preterenc. mu.1 be tubmltted to and apprOYed by the Small and "I 11 '°" th• CeJHomie Prob.It• Code °' • contingent credttor of II _.... "° ,,--u .., Boxea or Hydrants · ..,....... . ""---•--TOAWl1"1Jt L Euaa. MAU.ITU>, the o.ceaMd. you mutt m. r1111J11aa a............ NoPOf'IC)nshalpleea,cb-Minorlty Business Procurement Assistance~. 1812 14th Street. Room 200. EITATI NO. At'71t7 Atlorner ,., 1tetltlet1tir, your Claim wtlh lhe court Of ,...,•-· r .. ~ poee, Of depoli! 0t permh
Sac7emento. CA 9581' To ell heirs ~anes 11111 9-" lllwd. lutt9 P<eMOI It 10 .. tl'la s>«t0nall....., au ..wto. au...,. tr.. piacMlent. dilpolel or
Requests for small business prefwence In the award of tl'le conlract tor tl'le ~redllC>fl arid contlngeni 10:S. HuntMtton 9Mdl. CA rac>r..,,tattve ac>9C)lnt.o by r •Ira• ca"' d• HI cMc>oslt oJ oll, toxic, haz:atd-
abOve mentioned project ta mede by submitting a com'*'1ed form STD~ 11 with or.Oltors. enc l)e?OnS """<> IZM7--Illa court within tour months Pf lllh d1• alft -'* .._ ous °' eontamlneted liquid
the bid proposal No preference wtll be granted unless the bid Is accompanied by I may be oth41tW!M onler•t.O Put>llsNd Orange Coast from the oate of first • doMI P9f ...,_de la COfW.. 0t •est•. trutl. dirt. buildlno
the STD 811 . In tl'la will end/Of •lite ot 01111}1 PllOt January 18. 19, suanceoflett.,.,upro\llded E.-.... ..,_ r1•' nae meterle ll or oth er
Bid pr~ ~ be tubmltted for the entire wor1I. ~ !Mrein. ,NINA M M£RROH •• ..19!8 ------In ~ 700 of tn• ....................... IUbSfanees. oOjectl or 00-M COX MT202 Prob••• Code ot CeJHornla.. ....,.. ....., • llfl ...... 1truc1ion "' on or around
Deviations from plans and specifications wm not be consld«ed and will be cause A ~ouon hat DMtl hied The lime t0t tl4lng ctlllms wl1I lrlrn1al1......,.•.ll•ce. maier bo~H 0 111r1c 1
for rejections of bids. The Oepanmerot has the 11ght to waive any 1rreou1anty in a by JENNIFER Fl.ANDI.ES •n PUBUC P«>TICE not •xPlr• priOf to fouf -• "" 1l 11Mo, ...... hydrants or ot'* 0tt1r1Ct t•
bid or to reject any ol an bids. -Itri. SUC*10r 00(,,, of Of-1 monttis from \tie date ol the ...._ 1 • _,,.. de f9f.. e 111 t 1 as . Any 1 u eh
No btd will be eonsidered unlesa It Is made on a standard form tumisned by the artQe County req~t>ng that NO~ Of l'IMrlnQ noca eboW .,.... de ll 111d11 • • ll.lbstaoc:.s. objeels or oo-
Oepartment and Is maoe In eccordance With the "lnstrvctlOns 10 Bidders .. JENNIFER AANOLES be (Ip-DEATH Of I YOU MAY EXAMINE the ......... .,... ..... ltruetlOnl anal ti. r""'°"'9d
ProspectMI bidden may ex.amine and obtain plans. 8')9ClficattOnS and bldll>Olnt.O u parwona1 rep-OOR<>TlCY a. CAITI.E. hie kec>t by Illa court If you ~ .. direct.no tale-and aean.o by tr.. ~
forms by calling (71•) 957-5213 reMntettve 10 admtn111« the '*8 AUii.A DOROTlCY are • C>er10tl inter•l.O In ). • e.nt. owner or cu11om. at
S 50 of estel• of 1r... ~I CAin.i., .-i. the estole. Y°" may ..,.... C.. ..._ tu own •iu>enM The ~ A payment bOn<I. 1andll!d Form 807 1n an lllT\OYnt not less tttan percenl Tiie pelltton requH ls DOROTMY IEU upon 1,... •11.«:Utor or 90mln-....a e.nt owner or oustomer et
the contract price must accompany every contract onvoMng an expenditure In auth0<•1Y 10 aomlntster tr... CAITI.E 1Stra10t or upon the at-The name and lddr.a of tts own expenM. lflall at9Q
excess of $5,000 'OSIOI• under ::-.. lnd4C>ln-AND Of fl£TITlON ~ I()( the Uecu1or ()( IN court II (El nomtlre y be r99C)Onll* tor C)rl'Yel'll·
The sucoessful btdderwl*I be required to enterrnto I contractural agreement In deot AdrninlStratlOn Of Es-TO.Ml•llTO edmintSlratOt. end ,_ wltll dtr.ccoondela~•l"SU-lngme!er boxas. hydrants or
the form of 1 "Standard Agreornent, lorm STD 2" whlefl shall be binding upon lhe tales Act EITATI NO. 4Mt'M7 the COuft with P'oof of Mr· PER.JOA COURT OF CAU-otner Otltnct lec:*tlea lrom
State of Callfomia only upon aoproval by the St•te The contraci is not binding on' A '-ring on tl'la ~111on To M l'lalrs. ~ vtea. • wrtttan requa.t m t-FORNIA, COUNTY OF OR-becoming obltrvcted or oo-
elther party un._. end untll It ts apprOYed by appropnate authofl29d state _.be held on FEBRUARY 3. ereo11~ and contingent Ing ttlet you 0911r-. IC>eQal ANGE. 700 CMc Center ~ed by tr-. lhtubl,
egeiic:.. lncfuding the Department of General SerAc:es rf required 1&aa et 1 45 P M 1n Oep1 creditors, and l*SOflS wtio noooe of the '*"II of an In-Ortve-W•. P O Box 838. p&antt or in any other ~
PE1ERSEN
LESLIE TYROLL
PETERSEN. former
M etro-G ol dw y n
Mayer m ovie and
teleV1St0n exeeuuve
died F'nday. January
15 , following a
lengthy illness at
Palomar Memo r ial
Hospital an F.arorudo.
CA He was 77 years
o ld .He was a S«Ond
generatio n Cali-
forruan. born in San
Jose, CA.. son of a
carpenter At the age
o f 12 he was
diagnosed with JUV-
erulle ~tes and
became one of the
flrst Amencans to be
treated w ith the then
new drug lnsultn He
dropped out of htgh
school to ~Ip support
has fam1lv and
w orked an t~ movte
theatres m ~ bay
area Begiruung as an
usher and evt"n t uall y
promo ting m ovies
and relebnty appear-
ances In 1932 he was • · I Ho 3 •• 700 CMC: <Antw may be otr.erwiM 1n1wested _,,Of)' and ec>of'....,,,.,,t of Santa Ma. CA 92702-4838 ,_.SOM to Impede their UM All nonexempt state contracts or $5,000 or m<>l'e are sub,.ct to sta1e Or,.... Wost Sant• An•. CA In,,... wll and/Of es1ota of •t•t•.,.. Of of !tie petJ.-The name. ed<Jre1S. and or access to u.n 0t make discovered by Ho w -
contr9C1or nondlscrlm1natl0n anct comc:>llanoe requiremenls pursuant to Govern-IF YOU OBJECT 10 the DOROTHY B CASTI.UKA toons °"accounts "*'tiOnad t~ number of p6aln-~ toe.lion dlf'llc:ull to ~ ard Stncklmg MGM
ment Code See11on 12990 and California Administrat1Ye Code, Tltle 2. 0MSK>n 3. gr-anting of,,.,. pet'111on. ycu ALMA DOROT~Y CASTLE. 1n Section 1200 and 1200 5 of 111r1 attorney, 0t p6elntm term1ne I Pubua ly He~ Mr
Section 8201. A bid PfopoNI or ofter for I contract f()f publle works. good•°' lhOuld either apQeW ., IM AKA DOROTHY BEU CM-theCalltornla Probate Code witllOut an attorney, is (El II IUdl klt>ltanoea. 00-p .___~ '-·-
NfvlceS wtlieh Is tubmllted by a Contractor whO has been deoerttfled from Mw1nQ end 11011 ~ oo-TLE T1tcMftae C. ICl"f, At-nomt>r•. lad~ y el nu-jeel• 0t obstruction.I•• not etersen ~·~ nu
IUbcontractlng with the State by the Department of Fair Employment and jiaCUonl or flle wrtn111 objec-A pelrtlon hU bellr\ filed ..,..., foor ...........,, ft.O. mero de 1•l1tono del ~and r""'°"'9d or•• ass&Stanl and for the
H""-'-shall be deemed to be nonreeponalve and shall be rejected tlonl wt111 '"-COUl1 Mtor• by John T Catte In the !Xi-... tl8, ....,, ... ....,. .._., abogado Oel demandan1•. o permttt.O to obaCuN or tm-next 25 yean partlCI·
..,...._,"'' . tN hMr1ng Y04K appMt· perlor Court of Orange CA•• 01tl del dema.ndent• qua no ~ auc;tl lac:iltlel. the Oil--In accordance with the provtslOns of Sectj()O 1773 of the Labof Code. the ence may be "' par.on or by County r~ing !hit Jolw, Pul>bMd 0r.,. Coast ttence aboaedo. •r RICH· tTlct mey. aft• prOVICllng pated in Hollywoods
Department hu ucertain.d that the general ~evaJll09 rates o1 wages ~t>te your altorney T Castle be -i>Pomted es Dally Pflot January 18. 19, ARO 8 MACGURN, At-reuon•l*I nottca 10 the ec>-glory· years and he Ip-
Vlctof •l•lltrc, Chief of PWtt Operation. Ill ·
in the county in which the wortl tt to be done 818 those rates es1abllstled and tF YOU ARE A CREDITOR personal repr~tall\18 10 25. 1988 1ornay at L•w. 10 tS pMC;arlt. owner 0t CU9tomec;. mg to sh ape has most
published by the Olrec:1or of Industrial Retatlons CooteS of the wage rates Ille on or a contingent Cf'edlt0< ol odmlntS1er the •l•le ot tile MT201 0-tnut Avenue. !X111e E3. aecomplllh the~ and glamo urou s stars
fl.le 81 the Office of lhe Chief of Plant Oper111ons FaJrview 0.-.elopmel'ltal c.t\ter. tlla dec:lee.9M. you roost Illa dle9dent. Cerllbad. CA 92008 (8191 rornov~ and c:flar~ the 11P-••
Site Inspection will be held Fri . Jan 22 1988. 10 oo A.M. Fairview 0.-your Clllm wtth the court or The P•tlllon r1quut1 .. -IC MnTIC£ 729-7182 plic;.aht. owner or cuet-from ,,Cone With the vetopmental c.nter ~I It 10 tr... per-tonal authority to edm1nlst« ,,... r~ nu DATE. (F«:t\aJ NOV 13 tor Iha COit of doing 10 1 Wand • Atlantic
repreeentatlve 8')9()1nted by •t•t• under tr... 1~ IC l7'GI 1Ne D•l•d De cember 31, Prenuere " to per -
lhe court wtthln lour mon1h1 dent Adm1nlstr•t1on of Es-SUWONI o.y L ~ Ctorti. 1987 sonally gwdtn.g the from tr... date of lirlt • 1•1• Act ., ....,.. V ...... ~ IMtr J.. .......,, leo-suance of 1etten as prov4d.o A pelmon !0t communtty (CfTACK>N IUDtCIAl) '1 ,..._,el IM Deaertct careers of such actors
Published Orange Coast Daily Piiot January '1 12, 13 u . 15, 18, 19, 20. 21. 22. 1n Section 700 of lh• property determlnollon' NOTICE TO OEF£NOA.NT PubllNd OrWIQ9 Coeal ~ Oranve eo.t as M ackey Rooney
1988 M1n Pro«>ete Code of Celrtomia purwuarot 10 MCtlon 650 ot AVllO a Acusado) CARLOS Dally P11o1 Jen.Mr/ 12. 18. Dally Piiot J-.y 12. 19 Judy Garland and I The tma for tiling ctelfN Wll the Met.Ion 850 ol tlle S A N 0 0 V A L C ' A 26 F*'-Y 2 1988 1988 PRODUCE AN O DOES I • . T046 T042 Ehzabelh Taylor He thry~ ~R~ SUED worked uredlessly for
BY PlAINTIFF (A Ud 1o osll the s tudio never rruss-
at UCLA TV Pro-
ducuon He was
named the f U"St ~GM
exea.auve m charge of
t elev as o n and
prod u~ his lint
show . ··M G M Par-
ade". 1t featured h1m
clips from the ~
t.ensaw library. a.nt.er-
views. eic. And was
h0sted by Georgt>
M u rphy who was
eventually rephced
by then ac10r Ronald
R eagan . when
Murphy left to make
a successful run fOf'
the U.S. Sen.a~ F'ol-
lowmg h.&S early ~-
tire men t Mr
Petersen began • aK"•
ond career in benlung
m Orange County. -He
ronunued to reside ln
Newport Beach and
Leasure Wo rld an
Laguna Hills. Bec-om-
mg active m the Boy
Scouts of Anwnca..
Orange Empt.re c.oun-
cal, he received the
S1Jver Beaver Award
for his 9COUting ef-
forts. In addition he
Wa5 a Sh.nner and a
55 year bfe time 32
degree Ma.son He ts
survived by his
daughter. Kare n
Kntt.er of Poway. 3
sisters and 2 grand-
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prefeslioul Hip. · • • • • DEAR ANN L>,.NDERS: I have an
8-ycar-old daupaer wbo wets htt
pents at school, at play, at home -
any time, any place. I have tried
everything I can think of to get her to
stop.
First I thought it might be medical.
-Th~ is only one pediatric urol~st
in this city. so I took her to see him.
He ran several tests and the results
revealed no organic problem.
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DEAR ANN LANDERS: We enjoy
your column and often discuss it at
dinner with our children. aaes 17 and 9.
The problem is this: Our 1.7-ycar-
old son bas been asking for per-
mission to invite his 16-ycar-old
girlfriend to ihe house after school so
they can study ,together. "Tom ..
thif\)ts :tLe ~~old-fashioned because
we have told him to study at the
library.
The doctor recommended counsel-
ing. so I took her to a psychiatrist. My
husband and I make approAimately
S60,000 a year. Even so. $100 a visn
put a crimp in our budget. After six
months. with· no improvement, we
terminated the ttferapy.
I'm deeply concerned because I feel
myself ac1ivcly -dislikiQ& my own
child. Tbe an~r rcaUy mounts when
she has an acetdeht. I never scream or
spank. I just say, "I'm disappoint¢:•
but I boil inside.
Arc we bemg too untrusting? Are
we square? We will discuss ,-our
advice at the dtnrrer table and let you
know the results. -SANT A
BARBARA MOTHER.
This problem is driving me nuts.
My husband says the girl is j ust
laz.y. I'm not so sure. The kids are
startinJ to make fun of her and I can't
stand It. I know what it's like to be
made fun of and it hurts. Children can
be so cruel.
Please tell me what to do. -·NEAR
SACRAMENTO.
DEAR NEAR SAC.:· Ba• it oc·
curred to YM daat tH cbJld'1 wetti.Dg
may be a pa.idve ploy directed ·
agaiut y0ta?
I HUtlt dlat YH a.lally lpor.e "e
wettiag aJMl set tome f.amlly cousel-
iD1. YOtl ud yar da.,atter aeed to
get tM tlab Ht of yMr relali•ulp,
alMI I doebt tJaat it caa M d•e wiiMat
DEAR MOTHER: I &IJ"tt daat
.. Tom .. ud bis 1irUrieed ...... llOt
be ~rmined to 1tll4ly ht dte t.oaH
wbea tbere · is no parait ,,.,._,,.
Althap tbere may be M W...
ageada, It 11 uwhe to overlMd dte
clrcuJts. All IS.year-old pit no.Jd
know tbat 17-year-old boys cu be
laaurdoaa to tllek" lleallll.
We tned the reward system. It
didn't work. She wall wet her pants
and then say something like ... Well. I
didn't want the doll~nyway." Ann.
Wed.Hsday, Juairy H .
ARIES (March 21-April I 9): What had been withheld
wiU be released -
results in added
popularity, more op-
portunity for social.
professional ad-
vancement. Focus
on wardrobe. ap--
pear an ce. b od y
1ma~. Gemini plays
sian1f.icant role.
SYDNEY.
01111
TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Yotfre on firm ground. ·
mist1lke has been rectified, you'll have excellent chance to
recoup loss. <;on tract or agreement will be renegotiated in
your favor. MaJor business or career opponunity is
~tu~. ·
GEMINl (May 21-June 20): Do some investipllve
reporting -means gather information. synthesize it.
write it and p~nl it to key person. Spotlight on chan'-e.
travel, variety, excitement of discovery, more than mild
flination.
CANCER (June 21-July 22): Money figures promi-
nentl), mystel') is solved. domestic adJustment takes
place. family member acquiesces to requC'St concerning
budget Individual who groks is merely seeking sympathy.
loan.
LEO (Jul) 23-Aug. 22): What had been ··sculcd"
could come apart at sc~ms, ~!'Ylrio ruahJ1&hts re·
construction. rebuilding. perfecting of techniques .. review
of actual meanings. Sec others in realistic light. avoid self·
d eception.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Scpt. 22): You'll '"have more
responsibility. pressure of deadline is part of scenario.
SpotJi~t on employment. health. pets. dependents.
intensified love relationship. Cancer, Capricorn figure
prominently.
LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): What had been held m
L
abeyance will be acu vated. Lunar. numencal cycles
highlight creativity, distance. language. communication.
romance. Project will be completed. you'll get credit.
Aries is involved.
SCORPIO (Oct. 23·Nov. 21 ): Fresh start provides
optimism. F~s on secunty. family, basic issues. ability
to get'to heart of matters. I\ void heavy lifting. Feature
showmanship. design, quaJ11y. display. Leo is in picture.
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21 ): Intuition is on
target, family member seeks reunion. food will be subject
of discussion with "spedaf' member of opposite sex.
Emphasis also on panncrship. cooperatio n. money and
love. ·
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22·Jan. 19): Relative helps you
extricate yourself from situation which you never asked
for in·ficst place. Message will become increas1ngJy clear.
Focus on cooperative effo11s. home. securit). marital
status.·
AQVARIUS(Jan. 20..Feb. 18): You arc in drivers scat
-steer ,your own course, imprint style, take greater
charge of your own destiny. Cycle contjnues high. refuse
to be discouraged by one who lacks talent, faith.
PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Focus ~n motives.
vanety, travel, character analysis. Secret as ·revealed.
glamor 1s featured, you'll be invited to attend unique
social event Stress originality. charisma. pcrsonalit). sa
appeal.
IF JANUARY U JS YOUR Bll\THDA_Y current cyclt
highlights marital status. propeJty ownership. greater
sccunty. rcuniort with loved o ne. Spcctal attenuon
focused on diet. nutrition during th.as month. In Febf'Uar).
you'll review. revise. rebuild and possibly rtlocate.
Cancer. Capncom ~pie pla} important roles in your
bfe. You arc sensitive. moody, p~ient. :You have
gourmet appetite and possible digestive problem. Ma~
will be productive. profitable. memorable for you this
}CJlr.
-Orange Cout DAILY PILOT!Tuesday, January 19, 1988 87
Complete televlelon llatlnga tn Sundey•a TV Plot.
Pickpocket picks_.slaw·victims
1n talk: .about the professional • won't run. ublcss he has to. Still. he
pickpocket. much ts made of adroit never selects a mark he thinks might
hand spee<l but not of foot spttd. be faster afoot than he.
Accordm~ to a longtime police detcc·
tive. the pickpocket usually 1s a break·
away runner . .\ woman may serve to
d istract the v1ct1m. but it's in vanabh
a man wbo lifts the walleL True. be
The la-.-. in Loumana's Conon
VaJle) make-s 1t 11legal for an} horse or
cov. to sleep m a baker) there. but
does not so o utlav. bakel') slttpmg of
a sheep. goat or chicken.
says. "Color in m y pan! ..
A.m told fewer than lla.lf the
members of the Rodeo Cowboys
.\.ssooat1on have ever worked on
ranches
· -Month" used to be "moonth.-
She's a spectacle without spect a c les Notes our Language man: ·'Tecbn1·
calh. she·s not a VlOlator. He's a
'1oiator. Sht"·s a '1o!atra."
EH·n as fict1on·s whalers )ellcd.
·ft> that! It wasn't Johnny Marts
but Robert L Ma) who wrote t.M
"Rudolph. The Red-Nosed Rein-
deer .. stof). please nol~ Jn 1939. it
"as. For a Mon1.4omef) Ward hous.e
pubhcauon. May s friend Mam later
wrote the music. Gene Aull) cut the
firn recording in 1949. Marn owns
the song. The late Mays' famaly owns
lhrstOr).
As I was cleaning the batbroom last
week. it came as a shock to me to
discover that for the last three months
I have been spritzing my u~nderarms
with hair spray.
h only serves to reinforce my
suspicion that without m y &lasses I
"have become not only a threat to
myself. but to everyone else.
I can no longer be trusted to put gas
in the car: dial a pho·nc number, take
medication or pick m y mother out or
a crowd. You don't want to hear what
I do with a TY. channel tuner.control
in my hand. If the volume doesn't kill
you. the flashing subljminal pro-
grams will.
For those of you without a sh~ of
compassion who say ... So. wh).' don't
you wear your glasses?" I will only
~·
E1u J. •·
BOllECI t -=:-~
offer this uplanation. ·
There's a larac group of people like
me who roa.m th~ earth too chicken to
put in contact lensq and too proud to
wear Jtasscs all the time. Every day of
our lives, we begin anew the great
glasses sea ~h.
We arc a pathetic tribe who. 1f we
could see to find ourgJasses in the first
place. wouldn't need glasses in lhe
second place.
Some of us store them on the top of
our heads. but usuaJI) the mind toes
at the same time Ole eves go. so this 1S
unwise. Others hang them on a stnng
around the neck. but that's like
labeling false teeth. so I su~ribe to
t.he theory tha t rhe more &)asses you
own. the better your odds are of
stumbling over a pair. l bav~ found
c.xlra glasses as bookmarks, o n the
back of the commode, m sewing
baskets. m the car visor, on top of the
mailbox. in coat pockets an'd in m )
husband's spon.s coats where be has
stored them for me.
Had I planned better (or not
panicked). I would have married a
man who dad not possn.s the same
astigmatism as I. I am now at the st.aJte
WEST
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-.-..here I ask. "\\'hat am I eaungT and
he sa)s. ''I'm not sure Did ~ou take
)Our ~pkm out of the nflg..,..
_:·Yes."
··Then it's asparagus at q o'clod. ··
The other night I d1sungu1shed
something mo' ing 1n the room and
said. -Hov. nice of~ou to drop b~ ...
My husband said d~I~. "Who are
)OU talking to""
.. J thouf:bt someone JUSt came into
the room ·. ·
"A plane JUSt v.ent 0 ' er the house
and cast a shadov. ... ht" said
Somehov.. I find no comfon 1n the
fact that r \ e be.at the inu1cs under
m y arms and that"' hen 1 ·' e run out of
gas. the curl is suit holding, I only
know ifs going to get v.orse
CffARUS
Go1u1
"Thar she blow-s. -and storied loggers
yelled. "T 1 m ber. -so. too. did the pulp
periodical gold prospectors yell some-
thing. SUL what? A literary: historian
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61 Conoec:>ttons
1 Scr.-iy 62 Mar1tetplace
6 Torrent 63 Entity
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14 Breaks tn underorttds
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20 Cornbread 1 Degree 21 Agitation 2 -Alto 22 Ugtit -31ttS90 24 Flower 4 PllS'S catc:ner 26 Wamtnos 5 East Fr 27 Esnes 6K~ 30 Tens city
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PJa::>BASLY
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TUESDAY, JANU ARY 19, 1988 25 CENTS
Sarf ~wrecks hav.oc o·n Coast ;
OC declare~ emergency; Laguna homes
lashed. pier damage may hit $5 million
Residents and government of-
ficials were preparing for a second
wave of destruction this momina
when a 7.1-foot high tide was due at
8:30 a.m.
to storm work. said Patti Range of the pier ct.masc alone could reach SS
Oran1e County Fire Department. million. The last 250 feet of the pier . "If there is more damage tonight. or collapsed Sunday evening. ta.king the
1fthe damage turns out to be extreme. · End Cafe down with it.
.. When I was out there with some
police officers we waLked out d()S( to
the spot where there's no more pier.
The whole structure would move
under your f cct. It was sort of
sicken mg. BJ PAUL ARClllPLEY °' ............
Mammoth itorm-senerated waves
rocked the Oranae Coast on' Monday,
further · weakenina the da~
Huntington Beach Pier. underminina
beachfront homes in Laguna Beach.
Cafe's
owner:
It just
happens
B1-PAlJLABClll2LEY._ ,,-°' .. 'ti-,..... .....
Friends. customen and former
emptoyecs offered their condolences
and a helping hand to John Gustafson
on Monday after word spread that his
livelihood was washed away by an
an&TY sea Sunday nif,ht. .
Gustafson operated tbe End Cafe
that went down with the last 250 feet
of the Huntington Beach Pier when a
towering wave toppled the weakened
structure. The violent. storm-spawned surf
prompted lifeguards to close the end
of the pier earlier Sunday as a
precautionary measure. so no one was
lost when it collapsed.
AJthouih the city owned the build-
ing in which Gustafson operated his
cafc, the contenlS were his. He
estimated the loss at S200,000.
He also operates a s~k bar at the
entrance to the pier, but he said the
bulk: of his income came from the
cafc.
Should the cit)' decide to rebuild for
the second time this decade,
damaging a landmark hotel and
forcing closure of Pacific Coast High-
way.
· The powerful Pacific smashed res-
taurants. hotels. and dozen\ of homes
all along the coastline from San Diego
to Ventura.
Harriett Wieder, chairwoman of
the. county Board of Supervisors,
declared a local state o~mcriency at
2 p.m. Monda) after surveying dam-
age along the coast. ,
The declaration permits tlhe couo-
ty's emefienc) services agencies to
commit all personnel and resources
it could be referred to the governor's Mayor John Erskine said he was
office for.an emergency declaration." saddened to see the extent of the
Range said Monday. $magc so soon after the pier was
"If the governor were to declare a·n rebuilt following damaae in a 1983
emergency. we could become cligjblc storm.
to receive federal assistance.!' · -we spent S 1.2 million on repairs
Co.unt) officials had not yet de-and we obviously felt the structure
termaned damage estimates. but was sound. but the severity of this
Huntington Beach officials guessed stonn is very surprising.
Erskine said the damage "raises
quesuons of the repairs, but that pales
m companson "to questions oo the
soundness of the rest of the pier."
The owner of Broman Construc-
tt<;>n Co. m Long Beach. which did the
(Pleue .ee 80llF I A2)
.Gustafson isn't ready to say he'd A towerlJaC wa•e tlumden .,., .. die abatterecl end of tile B11nt1.DCton
CPlelM eee CAFS/A2) Beach Pler·on Monday. Aboat 2SO feet of pier Milk Into the ocea.a Saadat
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~t. ta~ tlae End Cafe dcnnl with It. after tlae etorm-&e:nerated
breaken ened tlae .,.., pier. It 19 clci 1 e II tndeftaltely.
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flrdl&laten watcla helple.ly, au.ble to
protect tM~. llaliy of the a.alt. were
Oooded by tile waYee ..
Spectators flock
to seashor·e to see
PCJ.cific ·' s power
BJ PAUL ARClllPLEY ..............
Thousands of spectators flocked to
Hllnti .. on Beach on Monda~ to S«
firsthand the destructive power of an
&nary ocean that caused millions an
damaac alona the Orangt Coast and
el~hcrc.
Spawned by a Pacific stonn that
blew through the Southland
earlicrSunday. the towering waves
washed away the last 250 feet of the
1,830-foot--l<>OJ Huntington Beach
Pier Sunday OlghL . .
Officials estimated pier damage as
hiab as SS million.
Combined with a blah tide Monda)
momina. 14-foot waves and bigtr
crashed into the pier and up on the
beech, f\oodina coocession stands
and wasbinl away the sbor:cline.
Freed by a national holiday com-
manontina t.bc birthday of Dr. Manin Luther Kina Jr., students and
workers alike traveled to Huntington
Bcacb to see the Mother Natutt
extravapnn Tbey weren't disa~.
pointed.
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CoalltHlahway ·
detour plaa~ed
forrestofweek :
Commuters Wlll be deto~
around a three-mile sttttch of Pac;ific
Coast Highway tlus week as road
crews clear sand and debris that
washed over the coastal hi&hwat
Monday.
Storm-icneratcd waves combined
"Aith a high tide to push the ocean ut
to and over the Coast Highway alo°*
Bolsa Chica State Park.
Tbc bagbway will be closed for the
rcmain<kr of the week betwcet
Warner Avenue and Gokien W~
Strttt while Caltran.s CttWS clear it. ~
Commuters will be detoured ont~
Warner and Golden West and are
advised to ~ alternate rolilCS ~
avoid furthcrdelays.. ' • f I •
Delighted $U~fers find_ waves 'oUtiageous' • • 2
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BJ GREG D.Ellll .............
1be vicious winter storm that
lasl\cd the Orante Coast meant
millions of dollars in dafMte. con-
tickftblc tnvefi.. inconvenience
and. for some, the k>ss of a business or
s-rtofahome. ·
But fOr 17-,ew-old Ted Lunia, the
stonn-wt ""outr111om waves."
""It was kind of ICafY," •id Luna. a
Lakewood resident who llelted the
rough waters off Huntington State
Beach on Monday afternoon ....
mean. the ~-aves weren't really bia
anything. but man. ~ they c
py."
Luna was amona a handful of
~pie who entered the wa~ aftertbe
weekend storm that ftooded smets.
-eroded buildins bmdatioas and 1e111
pan of the Huntiallon 8mcb Pier
crUllina into the ocan. Most~
CC?Olcnt to waK'h the ~ of
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white water front the shore. and there v•as a 1val atlnospbcrc ak>ns tbe
as hundreds flocked to the COISt
to wk at t~c dancing waves.
.. t's pretty incredible. all rilbt. ..
rd Ellyn Bcrcbam of Newpon
llcach. IS she pthered with I lfOUP of ~pk off the bfcakwater at The Wcdlt to view the poundifta surf. .. ,
know it messed a tot oftbiftlS up; but
it's pretty beautiful now ...
Bndlam may hue m8dr the
undcniatrmcnt of the month. The
storm dumped more than an inch of
rain ak>n1 the Qfanae Coast and
windspastins up to 40 mph uprooted
U'ft:S and downed.power lines. The
end of the Huntinaton Beach Pier collas-d. tendin& t SO to 200 feet of
the structure -a1ons with The End cart -en.shin& into the stormy ocean. .
Most ·area beadtcs wett doled
Monday. but that didn't stop a few
di~rd surfers like Luna. 1
-we went out for about an h°'4'
then came beck in and peddled
around, .. said Luna. who ~tumt
out with two friends. AJbcn Alejanf
dro and Aftldc> Santa Ana. .. It wa$ ICttU. te>up to catdl u)1.laifta
wit.bout tmina knocked out ..
H0nti11ton Beach was amoas the
beaches dosed MOnda~ due to ex-
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....... ~ .. inal A:i-tukovic
BcLORADE 'u,osla,ia (AP> -
\nJnJa nuko' 1l ~ho ~~s e11tra-
1ted frorn the Unued t.atts and
'"' i, ll-d or ordenng tho usands of
pn ..incr-.. t1tlN in \\ orld \\ ar 11. has
1\;d in ~ail at the -age of 8 , 1t w35
• ~ported Monda~. ' Kno~n as the "Butcher o( the
.:slbn :· .\nuko' 1c bad bten ~nten~ to death b) finng squad 1n
Ma' IQ86. bul h1H'\t:'CU llOn had been '~tJ>0nl-d rnddin11ch because ofh1s
1U ht"alth .
~rtuko' 1c. entrred the Unned
Mc' 1n lul) I '148 and settled in Seal
8<•,• h R\.'g10n1n11 1n the 1950s he
tnt;1.•J J Ion~ 'truggle against e'tra-
d11. '" :1> 111u ~ar l nme~ charges in
Yu&• !J, 1a
\nd.o' 1. om1~11:n1h denied 1n-, ,,h ·•twnt •n ~oncl'nlra11on camp
1ll1ng~ carrrt"d out ~hen he was an
u goslavRrision
" official of lhe ...._111 puppet state in
Croaua.
Heanng of the death. h1s son.
RadosJa, said 1n'Los Angeles be ~as
proud of his fa ther and ~ould
con11nue to ll') to clear his name .
"He 'Was not m chars.e of lhe s«rct
police:· the )ounarr o\rtukovic said .
His fat her's c.-:t1rad1uon 1n Februar)
19 6 and sub~>quent tnaJ consUhlted
·an atrocm that e"en American
should be ashame\J of:' he sa1d
The offiCtal nc") aienq reponrd
thnt he died aturda} in the Jail
hospital rn the 0-oauan capital of
Zagreb. but did not g1vt' a cause of
death. ·
.\nuko" 1c had been su ITenng from
general and cNebral scleros1$ and
temporar: !.Cn1lil) TanJug said.
In postponrng tus e~ecuuon an
..\ugust. th\· l3gn•b coun said a
..
medical ltalfl had found Artu\:ov1c
suffered from 1rtenosclero11s.
cardiovascular d1seaK, ~n.ility and
Other ailmtnts. Yu,oslav law don
not permit cxccutaon 1fthe convict 1s
ill.
Anukovic lef'Vcd as m~or mini ..
ter a nd securiJy chief in the Nm
puppet state in Croatia during WOl1d
War II and oversaw a grisly network
of concentration camps.
Born Nov. 29. 1899 in Crwua.
nukov1c rose to prommel)ct in
World War II and was pronouRccd a
warcnminaJ an 1946. But he had fled
Yugoslavla on May 5, 1945. initially
spendins time in Ireland. where his
son was born to him and hisAustrian-
bom wife. Anna.
·The Yugosla' government accused
..\nukovic of being responsible for at
least 7-00.000 dtaths,
SURF WRECKS HA voe ON COAST ...
From Al
r("pa1r ~orl :oil .1.1.1ng 1he IY 3 storm.
)31lJ no \lrudurc \an 'land up to
Q.11ur:il d1\J•.t\'r
• · ~ t>u,IJ 1l ~~ it"• \uppesed to
.. . .. '-'td .\rt Br >milo "If the old man
t1P"la1r"> Je'-1dn l•> tall· the pier thl'n
•t.,l!l•ni.:. I! '•Hlild 1IC 1<xi You1.an'1
11 anHh1ng a hot.I 1h.:11 '
' t ing 1hec1t~ ''J' unabl't-lJ tind e1
11:" n ..... n:r alter the .:t\l 'l'pa1r.
BrnntOJn '>cl11.f "l hl· 1muranu: LOm·
pan' ' prnh3bl~ '>iTlar\t'r than the.:
ixop:l n 1h~ Lil~ ·If Lht:) "ouldn't
1murl' lt. thc lH' \hould ha"~ though I
r1t.1Ut ~h\ ·•
f r,a,inc ..av. a r1tck: running lrum
tl1.: foot 01 1he p1t.'r t>Ut to "ha~·s no" t>. end ·
··11 v.e get anc.thcr storm li ke th"
ont" \\l' ma~ not get to Sil bad and
decide '~hat to do he said "Therl' ma.) not be an~ pier left. ..
Rl·!.1den~ and cit\ ~orkers 1n
l ;.ali!una lk-at·h v.c re equall} womed
:ll•ou1 <,a.1ng \tructurl~ there-~1on·
d::i
A I \tarn Beach 150 feet •>(
boarll·Aalk \\3'> wit~hed awav b' the
CTU'>hmg break.er... v.hKh alsO de·
po"lc.:d ~and and.dl.'bm onto Pacific
Co<a<ol I l1gh"a' Police closed the
h1~h\\J\ ior about three hours Mon-
<L.1\ m• r 11ng
.\ Lagund Ek4Lh lircfrghter Carl
1' .l'\ •..ifT= r~cf a <ipr:unl-d anlk
~unJil\ ni~hl \\ hi.:n J v. au. v.a} col-
!Jr .. ~J n.:..Jth him t...la'>'> wa\ the
onh n.7ortt"d 1nJu~ · Tt.c r,1 1rn1 .1lc,11 hk ,, ntT:ht> d•J1•r., al
1 h~ I net! lio1d La~unJ
\; ,I\' '\tic,:,\ hl!UI\\ hl ml'\ di 0~
B l n '-.,;J h '1\lJtnec h.a,·.
~ : · I agun !J IJrt•l'
• ·~ c oc:.!n and If
thl' com.pie' at
v rctona Beach "ert•' noodrd.
.\lso on V1etona Bead). tv.o houses
lost ponions ol their front )ard~.
including one ov.ned b) dc,eloper
David Stem.
Three houses were C\ acualed at
Blue La~oon aftt'r the pounding \urf
undermined their foundations. ·
Ba.rr: Miller hired a I ()().foot.crane
to lrft ttiree trucli..loads of boulder'\
O\ er has three-stol) house on
L.:iguo1ta and drop them on the beach
rn lront
He also had \\-Orkers set up search-
lights and hired a buJ!9oLer to pale the
boulders and other debns up as a
proll'<:liH~ "'all.
The Orange ( o unl\ Fire Depan-
ment \I. as SUf)l:f\ ISIOg a crew Of 48 Jail
inmJ11.:s along Blue Lagoon v.ho v.erc
lillrng large: plastic bags v.nh Sand to
build J 2' -1001-h1gh retaining wall.
Ot:fiuals v.erl' prepanng for the
"o~t "hen thl' high ude re.turned this
morn mg
.. \\c.-cannandlc 111f theocean's not
too n"ugh ·'>.Id LJguna Police Chief
"e1 Purcell
.\liso Pier also sustained some
damJge but 11 "a.,n't considered
>eor1uu\. said Patlt Range of tht'
lOUnt} Fire Depanment.
'°licv.pon Beach sustained onl)
minor ··nu1sam:l'·· damage. said Cll}
\tanager Robert \\~ nn
~ome bcachfron1 homes an w~t
'e" pon <,UC,talned '\Orne floodmg Of patio~ but there \\l'fC: no repons or
v.aler 1n hurne'> he ~1d
\11m~ "d ta 11ooded Seashon:
Dr 'l ..s!t v.cll but nut enough to close
th \trl·l.'l
There ~a' pknt~ ot debris on thl'
ix-..sd· • • .r uJ ng pier p1hng-.
•· r• H•.1'l1.ng11.. r lkal'h
£LWJ1:" ·':.t'-·da11,c.:h minor 10
\ J Br,,~ \Jld Pnl1Ce ( apl Gan
Matten. Mmor floodmg was reported
1n the downtown area, but no evacu-
auon was necessary. he said. The city
pier lost one pahng a nd pan of the
ra1ltng, and also sustained minor
damage to several cross-beam s.
··other than that. the pier as stable
and doing very well." said Maiten.
The storm was panacularl} cruel
no nh of the Orange Coast on ~est·
fac 1 n&. beaches.
Dozens of homes. including those
ov. ned b-. celebnues Jona Mitchell
and Don Rickles 1n Malibu. were
damaged.
The worst damage v.as reported in
Red o ndo Beac h where the
harborfront Blue Moon Saloon was
destro)ed. one end of the thrtt-levcl
Ponofino Inn hotel collapsed and
se' eral restaurants were damaged.
.\bout 50 people were rescued
Sunda' night from the roof of the
Pon otlno Inn b' a KNX news radio
helicopter. ·
"It was harrov.1ng. We Wert' unable
to ~ things"' h1le "e were landing."
helicopter pilot Bob Tur told .\s-
socrated Press ''The people "'err
tembl} panicked .
"The wa ves v.ere tremendous and
the) thoughJ the) were going to die.''
Tv.o married couples. aJI em-
plo~ccs of the Los ..\ngeles Count)
hcrifl's Office. \\.en.-1den11tttd as the
'1ct1ms of a small p1ane crash near
"'\ev.hall on unda\
T ht: 1den1111cs v.cre being wnhheld
of t\\O men and a v.oman who~
bodies v.erc fou nd 1n a car buned an ·a
sno" dnft on ..\ngdes Crest Highv.a)
on ·unda'.
Also contributing to this story were
toe Marble, Dixie Redfern, Lance
lgnon, Bob van Eyken and Greg
Klerkx.
CAFE OWNER C HEERED BY FRIENDS.~.
f rom Al
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I e .
n ·nt L!J••l!l.'r I: "\ h..sdn't had those:
• 1dl" It hug1. -'J\:., ••('\.! h-1~n toda~ ..
\\ \ Jth r' \\Lrl' 4lll''llonin!! 1he
l.juu '> ~·· \\ r~ •Jn thl' rr"'urlt o,ecuon
''' lnl p1!,'r. <1u'>tatc,on d1Jn'1 blame
:in•\ n ·
"It's JU'>: one <.I 1hosl· thing\ r ;J\ dtd lhl oh he \1.3') sup-
-;' t; ;11 do and wmcth1ng lt~e 1ha1
n Jlong ·· hl \JU.I ··11 JU\I
.1rr--ns
• "II <ihov.., that v.hcn the old ht1•
.r,:.:i1r~ dectdl'' :11 d11 something he
jU'>~ Joe'> II ..
l rustafson \J1d h~ ~ne~ "'hen the\
nqmt1Jll'd tht: kJ\l' that ano ther
':l1rm luuld " ll ~ hr'> business Hl·
JU\' J1dn't l \P''Cl ,, \(} 'tOOn
\\ c ~Ol'" going in 11 was po\s1ble.
.ilthough 11 h..sdn't happened -;1ncc
l4N It 100~ ~~)Cars the first pme
lhl·n JUSt ~ ! )Cars. so )OU can't
prl'dtrl thc<tC things." he ~1d
E'en .1f h.c couldn '1 count· on the
v.cather. Gustaf~n learned he could
lOunt o n his fnend~
Throughout 1he da} the~ v.crc
coming b) to see v.hat the~ could do or course. there "as nothing 10 be
done. but rt cheered him to knov. so
m.:i"' carect
"..\ lot of fnends. customers and
former emplo)ees ha"e sto pped rn ."
he said. ''The suppon has been
tremendous ··
SOUTHP ARK B ACKERS LEAD IN. MONEY ...
from Al
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J I
ikJ,t
~ e'rc ~l·t11ng 1airh "1dec,pfc..sd
., rpp ,,.., lrom 11! Jrl'J' of the Cll\ •
said Jt:an ''°'' "ho likd the docu-ml·na for thl rrnponcnts .. People
\\'l'nl \t\ rt'al11t• thl l It\·., future I\
11dint! on tht 11u1u 1mc ot the ek t ·
t111n ·
C'Conom1c anahs1s
.. On the Cll) side or the equation.
the transacuon also pays for all of its
costs and sllll returns a substanual
general fund benefit of at least SI
mtllton pcr )Car to the c11y," said
Wa, ne D. Wcdhn president of the
anahs1s firm. "Wtth all of the:
guarantees 1nvol\led. this develop-
ment asa '?"good economic deal for
the Cll) of Fountain Valle} and
should result in a combmed benefit 10
the ;communtl} after iJI costs of
appro\lmatcl) S46 m1lhon dunng the
: I ·~1.·ar penod ...
SURFERS ...
\n 1ndqx·n1.knt c1..uno m1c anal~Sr\
rr·p.1rl·d lor It'll tit) r~ \\ed1n
! n11.·rpn,c-, ln1.. '>upponcd the Cll'
otfir1Jh. t"nn lt""nlmn that mclud1ng a
rlt..111 \.l.'nlcr \1.11\Jld l'C financial!\
hl·n1.•ti1 1al tnr the Cit\ Fountain
\ ~k' 1111it 1al\ da1m th·e 191~ pas\·
,1gc \ti Prupo.,1111>0 I J eliminated
pmpcn) ta'~" as a maJor re,enuc
'"uru!. Ion.mg thcl'lt' 1o rtl) on saks
t:J\ 10 m~t lhl' needs hmugh1 h\ the
Jr1.·;i· ~r '"th
.\l'Cordang to the documents filed
h~ \foss. Qcorge M. Sak1oka. the o~ ner of the property -where
strav.herr) fields now sit -con-
tributed S 1.000 to the campaign that
v.ould allo" the retail ~nter.
from Al
r II lure the Pm\' ( lub IU abandon
"' ~anta .\na lucatton and mo .. e the
'hort distance to Fo untain \-allc)
lit\ officials had oflcrcd a deal that
\\CJUld JllO" thl SIOrt' to bu\ the
propcn) at S5 15 a \quare foot -
mort than halfpnce through a rebate
of 11<. ~k ta' paid to the c11y under a
~ 1-,car agrccmcnl Whale that accord
drc'4 fire from opponents of the retail
lC'ntcr 11 v.as upponed b~ the
But m11h said regardless of who
~uppons the ~tail center. or ~ven the
outcome of the elcctJo". his group has
accomplished one 1mponint goal.
.. Winning the elect.ion is ver:
1mponant to us. but another key was
getting at before 1ht residents of
Fountain Valle> and letting them
mali..e the dCc1s1on." Smith said.
"This as Just too b1aadec1SJon forlhe
Cit~ CounC.1 to make alone."
Justcall 642-6086
I · \\hat do )Ou h1ce abo¥t lhe1:>a1l)' P1lm? What c::::::::-:::'.'.===~~-.Jt_d~o~n.!...·!..1 >~ou lrke? Ca.II &he number abo\e and ):Our
message '-'Ill be rttorded. U'1nscnbtd an<f de-
ll\ rrcd 10 lhe appropnate ~ttor.
The samt 2._hour ans"''tnna S(f"it"( ma} be
u~d to re ord lttttr\ 10 1he edt&or on en\ topic.
Conln utur\ 10 our Ltu.e" column mu t includt
their name and tdephonc number for' cnfication.
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SPECTATORS FLOCK TO SEASHORE •••
From Al
"It makes you respect the power of
the sea. docsn 't u?" said Lee Voumer
of Huntington Beach as he and has
wife Angie watched from lhc parkina
101.
Vourcier. "I love 11 out here. JUSt enJoymg the
.. , thin.k the) ought 10 In\ est1gat'e · caJmness of the beach." Bagdasanan
wh) it wasn't done 'n&ht the first said as she ~atched the other." 1olent
time:· said Brown .. I hope he ~as side of the Pacific .
licensed. l\lden McGregor. also of Hunt-
.. lt seems hke somebod) "llh an mgton Beach. agreed the city should
enginttring degree o ught to be able to rebuild the pier. .. It looks like Mother Nature ~.E_ts
to take back what was he~." saio.pd
Brown of Fountain Valley. figu!'C if out." "Onl) this ume. do tt nghL" he
Linda Bagdasarian of Hunungton said ... SeaJ Beach stood up. All the
Beach and her dau~ter Jult.e Slid others stood up. Wh~ not this one?" E'en tho ugh the newly rebuilt end
of &be pier had been open on.Iv two
)can. following a battering m ·1983.
~eryonc-~'lpttsscd hope !he cu~
"ould II) agam
~~~) P~~n1 man} ha pp) limes' 151ung ~cGregor suggested· cit) officials
"It's~·· Juhe s~ud might explore the sa~ute Snl
•. . . · Hearn tool.. "'hen its pier was dt-1 sure .. "' ould hke lo see the!" stro' ed in the 1983 storm "The hkehhood nov. rs we·, e had
our 200--.ear storm.'' sa.i.d Lee
. Vourcrer. ·"The) should rebuild.''
rebuild rt. said her mother. "Youd · . ·
think the) ~ould've built 11 better "The) took donations. held fund-
"If ihe~ 're going to do all that
rede' elopment downtown. 11 "ould
be nice to ha'e the pier:· said ..\ngie
than the last 11me... raisers. raised mone) any way the>
She and her hu<ohand often walked could." he said. "Th~ can do the
out 10 the End Cafe for breakfast. she same thing here
said "l don't v.ant to sec our pier go.''
BU LLETIN BO ARD
State justice wi~l
speak at Planned
·Parent hood dinner
California Supreme Court Associate Justice
John Arauelles wJJJ address Thunday's annual
dmoer mecun, of Orange County's chapter of
Planned Parenthood at the Beverly Heritage Hotel
1n Costa Mesa. ·
Officers and directors of the orpniz:.ation will
be elected at the 6:30 p.m. event, wh.ich will ma.rt the
23rd anniversary o(Planned Parenthood in Orange
county.
The o~niutioo offen medical, educational
and counseling family planninJ services for men and
\A.Omen m Costa Mesa, M.iss1on Viejo, San~ Ana
and Garden Grove. It is affiliated wilh the Planned
Parenthood Federation of America. the oounuy's
largest provider offamily plannina 1CrViccs.
Women meet In Irvine
The Ntwport Bcacb Christian Women's Oub
Will bold a luncheon Wednesday at 11 :30 a.m. at the
Airponer Inn. 18700 MacArthur Blvd., Irvine:
Author Matsie Erbe will be the pest speaker.
and the program also will include a fashion show and
soprano Sheri Woodworth, auest soloin.' The cost is
SI 0 and reservations may be made by callina
854-9122 or 857-6819.
Nlguel an group meet.
Manin Tobias. an etc~ arttsl. will be the
guest demonstrator at Wed )"s mectina of the
Niguel An AsSOCtauonai1hel>ana Polnrvtrath and
Group Facaht), 344SI Enscnada Ptacc, Dana Point
The event is scheduled for 7:30 p .m. and the
public is welcome for a SI donation. Call 499-4331
or 830-0753 for additJonafinformation.
Expedlted trial• •tudled
The Oranie County Bar Auociation wiU
present a seminar on the expedited trial prop-am W~nesda) at 7 p.m. in ()nJanmcnt 1 of Oran,e
County Superior Coun. 700 Civic Center Drive
West, Santa An.a.
Judln Robert Knox, Hcftr)' Moore Jr •• Judith
Ryan and John Woolley are tebedWed 10 speak. The
cost is S25 and teatJ.ai tt limned.
. .
Nurslng course alated
~nch~ Santiago Collqc's spring semester
n.ursin1 assistant course witJ bqJn Wednesday. The
eight-week class as approved by the State Depart-
ment o f Health Services..
!Jrad~tes q~ify for.certified empl9yment as a
nUl"SlJll assistant ma hOSpttal or for pri vale day c.are.
Catt 667-340S for further information.
-Teen tlJM offered
A workshop for parmts entitled "Raisina 1
Responsible Adolescent" will be pracnted Thurs-
day from 7 to 9 p.m. in the Lquna Beach Hiah
School cafetena .
Sponsored by the CSP Youth Shelter. the
proaram is offered as a comsnunity service.
Reservations are bcina &at.en at 494-9604. . G~ea club to meet
The ncAt mecuna oft.be Newport Hils Garden
Oub will be held Tbunday at 9:30 un. at the
community clubhouse on Pon Carlow Place in
Newport Beacb.,
Taesday,Jan.19
• 6 p.m . Lapaa Bffcla Ctty Ceacll, council
chambers. SOS Forest Ave.
• 7 p.m. Bud81toa Beacla Ctty Coucll,
council chambers. 2000 Main t.
• 7 p.m. Ocu8 Vtew Sdteel Db&rld a.a~ el
Trutttt, d1stnct doard room. 16940 B St..
Huntington Beach.
Wednesday, Jan. 20
• 9:30 a.m . Oruce Couty B~rd of s.rr-vtson. board h~nna room. Hall of Admini.strat1on
I 0 Civic Center Plaza. Santa Ana. ·
• 6:30 p.m .. C..1a Mesa Ttalflc Cem•Jnlee. ·
council chambers. 77 Fair Dnve. ,
• 7 p.m .• t.ac-8-cla o,e. s,.ee C...·
al91iell, council chambers. 505 Fof'C1t Ave.
• 7130 p.m •• Lqma Bea~ Parlllq, Traffic
... Citta1all• Committee, council cham bers SOS
Forest Ave. '
• 7:30 p.m .. t.aa-a llacla P,,...,..._&aJ
Safety C...11a.. Politt des-nment hbmy, '°s
Forni Ave.
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