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TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1988 25 CE T
Development pacts ch·ailenged
"" City of Irvine considers legal bloc kage
of th re~ agreements passed last week
to _r h('ck into 1hr pm\1b1llt) of filing
suit to hlock tht 1hrce de,elopment
agrel'ffit'nh apprm cd last Wcdnes-
da).
Those pact~ guaran1n· developers
the right to huilt.I more than 20.000
homes in -.outh Or~1 nge Count ). a
prospect ( ala la no 'aid conflicts with
a ci t ~·'>pon\un:t.1 dlort 10 keep the
de n!>1t~ uf dnl'111pnwn1 low 1n the
San Joaquin Htlh Jrt'J
By BOB VAN EYKEN
CMIMD...,Netllelt
The cit)' of ln ,1nc's legal staff 1!>
lool..1ng into the poss1biltt) of a
la\\sull aimed at blocking three
de' d npml·nt agreements appro' ed
las1 , \.\Cl'~ h) the rnunty Board of
Pirmin Zurbriggen flies
down Mt. Allen on his way
to an Olympic golp
medal./81 ··
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Supcn ~Qrs. an Irvine ( ll) (oun-
ctl man '>:11d Monda).
The contro"crsial development
agree ments haH' al read) come under
firl' frum !>upporters of a c1ti1en-
\pon .. orccJ \IO"' gro\\lh 1n111a11ve
Counnlman Ra) Catalano said
that hl' had asked the CJI) 's legal stalT
Garages ruined
Last Tul'\d:J\ ln1nl'<1t' Council
mernlx·r'I g:.i't' prd1m1nar~· appro-.al
to a tomomm1-.l' l.111d-u'lc.agreement
A Costa Mesa firefighter douaes remalnlng hot spots after a
garage fire at a Valencia Street apartment comple~ C&\lsed
an estimated $20,000 ln damage on Monday. Sixteen
wnh The II\ 1nl· < 11 "'hath "'"uh.I
prescnc morl thJn '11(1(1 JUl''> 111
o pcn.spall' 111thet1t ~
··.\s a <:II~ lOUOl ilmcHI .... h11 'IX nt
21 ~t·ars negot1Jt1ng an •ix-n 'J"lill l'
~gn:cm~rtJ .. "'1th fhl' ln 1nl'' •• l'n
ver) angr~ thJI thl· nnt d.1·. 1h\· li•1J rJ
of Super' 1\11r\ "'"ulJ 1urr1 .tr iunJ
and a ppm' l till• t 1h "1·1 .. pment
agrcem<:nt'> 1mmtd1Jll'h ad1.itt·n1 111
us." ..a1 t.I <. atalJn" I ht"• rt 1hurnh-
1ng their no~c' .it '"
ln1nt· \l.t\o' I .1rr. \g_r,in JnJ
others on th1· t•h•thil -..11J :lil'' hJJ
hopnJ thnr land·u'>l' agn·t-mrnt
\.\uult.I '>t'f\l' J'> a model lor dt·\dop-
ml·nt 1n tht· foothill rqp11n nt ~·111Vi
< lrJngt• < oun t~
.. , >ur 01x·n span· plan dra<.ltldll'
ft.'tlt1tt"'-tht" 1ntrn'i1f\ nfdcH·tnpmt''1 \
111 1t11 '°l.Hl Joaquin to111hiJI," 'J1d
-\gr Jn .. I " hJ\t' th\ hoard IJ~1· th!\
!..ind• •I .1l \1lln "n Jlh 'u 1lat1' • • 111h1•
'>Pirtt of our plan · . ~
-\ rlooJ .,r "m ilJt d '1 h •111111 nt
Jgr1·t·nw111 .... "-h11.h l11d 1n h w ld1ng
plJn' 1n rt·turn lt•r pr .. 1111\l' "' r••.1.!
1111l'>lrU4.t111n nion,' hJ,111riit f)< '"rt
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·firefighters were needed to entngulsb tbe blaze that 'started
under su~plclous circumstances, said BAttalion Chief
Ronald McMlnlmy. No injuries were reported.
Orang<' ( (lUnt ~ 11fli clals lft rece~~ .• ' . '...-
mumh\ Jnd '>t''''ral ha'e rece1,e(t· , ... ·
ririal .Jppru.' JI .
Mean" h1k hu...,n er, !>upponers of
tht" ( 1t11l."n ~ ~·n"ble G rowth and
Traffi1 \f\1Hrol ln1t1dttve have sub-
, m1ltc.·d ix·1111v11\ "'h1ch could get the
grn"'lh-lim1 t1ng rnl'a!>ure on tho.June
dn 110n ballot
l nunt' ll'µI offinals say the re-
lt·nth Jf'lf'l"" l'Li c.kHlopment agree-
mrnh '"'uld tal..c.-precedence over
th1 'I"" gm\\ th mt'a!>ure, prompting
.(PleaH eee PACTS/A2)
Me sans
toially
against
project
Des pite one defeat.
reside nts continue
Me tro Pointe fight
By JESNI FER WEBER
Of .... Delly Nol ......
Resident~ in ( o'itJ ~csa'i. Green-
broo\... tral t ha' e all hut gi' l'n up hOPt'
that th''' l Jn \top .1 h1gh-nse from
b\:1ng hu1lt '1nuJll' tn thetr bad
\,trd'
· I hl'' .ire hitter and angt'\ and sa~
1h1·11 nl 1ghborhl\{ld '" tx'tng turned
''"" a · i~l'ltt:!+-nbrnd-"' but th(-~
Jlt '! I',"' 1ng. lo gu to 1on1gh1'<, (11~
t \Jn,, mn·ting It• ralh atuimst the
pre p< "l'J ' 2 2., -.:i, rr '-l:Cond phase of
1h1 \h 1r P 11n1l' dl'\elopment
Parents: OK if wo~en lead.Boy Scouts
.\~ .JPP'"t'J h' the-Planntng
< Pm m "' • r 1 hl· pl'nJert could 1 n-
1 I udt _ "' and lnur-ston hu1ld-
1 ng\ 'iJ 11g I ht: I >'tOI) 'i~) serapef , ..
toe h ~r· h,lr thr nt1ghborhood
1h11ur.h 1\ic rlannin[l depanment ha!i
rt:t 0111nu·ndl·d 11 Ix rnod1fi~ and
lh.tng.t·J t • l\'" '"·'tnr: hu1ld1ngs
By GREG KLERKX
Ot .... 0.-, ..........
I • '\ rl·ccnt dcns1on h~ Bo> Scouts o f
Amt•m a to allo"' "omen 1n kadt.'r·
ship fXl\l t1on" drc..., m n l·d n·ac11uns
from IOQ!I parent-. and cout1ng
official'> ''ho ..aid the changt.' 1s
nc<·cs.-.<ir'. "ul mar~l."d the t.'nd of an
.\mcnc.i·n 1rad111on.
Growth
control
measure
OK seen
By 808 VAN EYKEN
,OtlM~"°'llMt
Supporters of tht• proposctJ .coun·
t}>' 1tk slo" gro" th tn1ttal1\C ~) they
expect a thumbs-up signal Wedncs-
da} from the count~ Re-g1s1rar of
Voters.
A stamp of approval from the
registrar "ill Sl'nd the growth control
measure to. the Boa rt.I of Supc1> 1sors
nnt week.
The board could then adopt the
m(·a~urc as an ordinance or pla('c 11 on
the June 7 clcc11on ballot for \Oler
appro' al
I n1t1a11' e bade rs had been gather-
ing signatures stn<'C last October for
thc mcnsun:. which would block
de\ clopm<'lf)I tn ar~as where roads arl'
inadequatl' to handle added traffic.
In order 10 qualify for the ballot.
supporters needed 65.110 valid signa-
tures on their tnit1a11 ve pct111on.
Last Tuesday. slowgrowtb activists
deln-ered pc11t1ons bearing more than
95.000 signatures 10 the registrar for
re vie"'
A final count by staff membtrs at
the registrar's officc placed the tally a1
96.401 signatures.
Registrar Don Tanney had said
before the pcutions were submitted
that staff membe" would scrutinize
evcl') signature hccausc .of the Con-
troversial nature of the slow-arowth
initiative.
Oficials at the rcg1s1rar"s office were
estimating two weeks ago that the
criflcaITon proce,ss mfallt take tht't'C
or four "eeks.
But Tanney told in111at1vc bickers
and members of the prns last Wttk
that he belic"cd the ~titions prob--
abl> had CJ'IOUlh vahd MJnllUrts 10
qualify for the ballot.
Tannt) said late 1'11 wttk that
problbl) onl) S ~rttnt of the
saanaturcs would actually bt chttkf'd.
which would mean the verifkat1on
wuld be fimihcd th1$ wtek. ,J
Tom Rottti. <'o-IDthor or tht
initiative. uad Monda that M had
· r!tth cd word that t.M prospttts for
~11:!!.!M !!1"9'N/AIJ
fhl· Ho\ \t1>Ul'> .mnountt•d 1n
In 1ng. I 1'\J' on SaturtJa ~ that
official' J1Jt.I 'Otl'tl to Jrop the
n.·<.inc11<1n' Jtk1 12 't>ars ol '>urc"'>"-fu ll~ J l'frnJ111g 11\ polir~ in t0urt
( \lu rt 1 hJllrngn had lx•tomt· too
<'O!>ll~. thl' Bo} "rnuts 4'a1d
\\oml'n Imm Jl\Cflm1na1mn h'
grvu p'> \Ul h a., thl' Bo~ \tuu1' J11t.I
betJU'>l' "e put lht' Au·~ \cou!\ on
nullll' 1hJt "-l' \i.ould tight th!\ ba11k
until \tt• ~·in 11 .. \JIU <ilona -\llreJ. J
prnm11ll'nl tr1111nl\t .11tornt·~ rl·r-
rr'icntmg Ph~llt\ (11hson of Goleta
.. It \\J\ \\On h,· u'i because Calt· G1hson. ~Q a <;rngk parent \\1th l"'l'
fu rn1a u\ ii nghh ia~\ dearl~ protect<. ~on<, 111 thl· S1.ou1' likd a la""Ull
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RepablJcan Pete da Pont (left) an.d Democrat Bruce Babbitt
ahake handa at a rally In ~che.ter, N.H .. on primary e•e.
agJtll'\I 'hl Ho'' "!;.out' ut \1m·nlc1
and 11' \lt">lllll t 11unul ''' "anta BarharJ 11n <\. t I J 4S ~
( 11h,1in "lPmmtttt•t' l·ha1rmJ111lir
th1· u1u111i1·, fr .. 11r I:" '" "h1l h h1•r
~un~. l hJJ I b .tnJ Rlm I • hl.·lnng
hl' hJ<. hl.•t•n J\,(}l'lated \.\Ith lhe
lftl{>p "nll' ( l)"'.,
lJ\l \Unlllll'f (1d1,un hJJ lint•J ur •
thrl't \\11mt'r Jnd thrl'l' nll'll ·, 'l'P l'
J' :idtftT ·~u ix·n l'••r\ h•r :hl' ·r., •P'
.JOOu.1 " '" I•• 1ht 1un.if', l<J'11h1•
\lq:rl \\h,·n J 1rg1on.JI B'" ...,, •u t'
t'\1·,ut \ r1 m1ndcJ her 11f J nJt1110.:11
p11l11' th.:11 JJult gr· 'UP k ada'>h•P "J'
h•r ml'n onh -\llrl·d "31d
f hJt \\J' "n .ll.nt 12 Ill -'"'"
(Pleue ffe WOMEN/A2l
Tht ha1 \... '11.lt 1t 'outh ( oac;t
Pl.11.1' < ,..,,1.1 11 •un l00mc; (ncr th<'
CJ\l r,! 111 'tht rt 'oldt"nllal hOU'iln[l
trJ•, I" 1 'r J 1)tlicc '1u1ld1ntt~
hu'I\ • t r·nm "outh c oa.,t Dn'e Ill
thl' ,.it 1 10J.1min1um<. ri~· ahc"e
the \\C<.t '1dc
\.\ 11h a h1,tl'I Jn,d more h1~h-nc;("'; on
\ht' dr .1·., mg roard-. tnr the t111al phase
(Pleue .ee MESAl'fS/ A2)
It's Bush 11, Dole 6 in first
votes from Dixville Notch·
Dukakis banks on 'favorite son· tat us
in Ne w Hampshire. first U.S . primary
By DA vm ESPO
......... ..._ •rttow
C'O ('ORD "°' H -Boh Onie."
dueled Cieorgl· Buc;h for Rcpuhhcan
advantage w<la' 1n 'I.le" Hampshire·,
kickoff pres1dcn11al pnmal). "h1lc
Massachu sc tt'i Gov . Mic hael
Dukak1s bid for a dec1s1"e '1cton in
the Democrat1r struggle for · su-
prcmac~ and \Uf\ ''al
fhe hrst return . as alwa\ . ca me
from 1111~ D"' Ille :'-lotch. "ti1ch gaH
I I 'otes of hope 10 Vice President
Bush and st\ to Dole. Sc:ven Notch("f'
"ent Democrat. spill 4-to-3 bet"ecn
second-place contcndtrs Rep Rich·
ard Gephardt and Sen. Paul Simon
Pre-electi on polls said the GOP
race "as a to sup. \\1th Kansas Sen
Dole propelled h\ "1ctor: 10 fa c;t
\\eei..·, ll•".i 'J"' ~' rnd Au'h \tru~ltn~ '•• rl·..,.,~i J '' ~ .1 dt'clp-
prnn ung. thirJ-p .i. (n ,') ·hnt
Rcr l J, ~ i-.., .... :> .1 ·i.i · ·nin Dda·
"'lrl { "'' I' ·t, Ju !'>ri· thnr
cand1J.,, '"' J: '"n, h,J t .. r third
plJtt' J~.11n,1 l '.ll R t"'l·.,"•n n the:
fir"t 'l''' '' r 1h1 i,,.l"H'I :rk' '"''n
e\ J11(tCI•\' '1 J r r1n1Jr\ det \I 1n
T·• .i m.tn thl " ,• 't'" HJmp-
'\h 1rc 'ntn' \\1•u1tl 1h Ii\ er .1 'urpn<;c"
"It\ f• llf 1 'I. .111 1'1lt''l'\llng
1'tint1·,t · K htr•,,r "1"! dunng a
l han"· l' 1·, 1 ''"" ·• 1rn ng •'n, l'Unter
· v.1th '-1mt1r · I 1 1<1 1hr('( "' 'cm th!Jt
, 1•ti>d tnr ·11l· , .1· ' • I h 'Clt' that
hold' [)ult.,J~I,· II\ ,Ii' , ,1n,t"dl•d htm 3
\tl ttir' 111 J•'' .1111 · I tin \!Cd f0r
~·,ond :•',hr .tn,! h1•rx-d I<• Jc:n\ thr
Ma'~l ht.,ctt' e1n:rn11r a 'iU!lt' ~11
!on th.JI "••uld ll''' him a boost for
the Jck g.itl' n1 h tllOtests ahead
\en .\lt'<:n { •11rc-Jr Jesse Jack.w n.
one-t1ml' ir<"nt-runner Gary Han and
Brutl' Bahh111 w1·re bad. 1n the pack
1n the 'e"' HJmp~h1rc sun-eys, with
Baht't111 and Han hoping to a 01d a
druhhmg that "'uuld doom their
\Jrnpa1gns
(1ephard1 and "1mon. v. ho finished
onc·l"'O 1n h"l\1.3 and JUSt ahead of
Du~alt..1s engaged one aoothtr in an
angl) fight 01 er some 1mon TV ads
lnlltal of Gepnardt"s 'ot1ng record.
"\\ r rc:_ gonna run vef) wC'll:·
'1mon \31d Tue~a~ morning.as ht
aimed to upend thr "11swun con-
gressman and funher scramble 'the
.,. ,J c-open Democra11c race.
Dult..alm caU11oncd. ··Anything can
ha ppen. !'le"' Hampshtrt' vottrs are
'~!) 111dependcn1:· but he "'1lS tonfi-
dent cnou~h to talk about his plans
for \\arch v.hel\~Ostates. includ1ni
14 uthem or border states.. wtll
(Pleue eee PR.DIARY I A2)
Land sale may bail out school district
Financially troubled Ocean Vie~ gains
$5 million when money most needed
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With children d1saJlpean ng h\...e the
Pied Piper had JUSt pa~scd through. 3
new s<'hool "a dcfin11cl~ nut re-
quired. and 11'11.· pmpen) was Jcdarcd
surplus.
Financial rescue may be at hand for
the Ocean View School District in
HunttnglOn Beach.
Plagued b) years ·of plumm~ina
enrollment and sta.ggorina fiscal dcfi·
ells. d1stnc1 oflic-1al rtttntly sold an
unused St'hool site to Wa.mt1"St0fl
Homes of Costa MC$1 for "wt'U in
t\ccss ofS5 m1llton ..
Warmington. "ho outbid m-.,or
dcvclopc~ from across the country.
wall build about SO homes pnccd at
abou1 S .CXXl cac:h at ttle I 0...C.re.
site near Slattr enut In the' 1c1n1t)
of tht-8ol ClH('l maf5hland
In an unu ual J01nt "Cnturt ~
mcnt, Warminaton also •ill "'•re
profits from thc sales of the hom"
~•th the d1:.tncl .,
SchOQI official had alWll)'J ~nncd
to budd on the-~hool ~
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P.rotubatcd from pu111ng the mon<'>
into the general fund, hool otfa1ab
plan to use h If 1hc sak pM c for
rtpe1rs Qnd cap1taf c,pcn I."~ and pul
tht rtma1n1n1 $11 ; million into an
intert t-cam1ng rl"S1.'n e a~unt
The idea 1$ nol to. touch the rcscr' r
acrount. 1f at all pos~\hlc .tnd kt the ''°"'" mtu somcthH'll big -1 plan lfl1fs also rcc'Ommen~cJ for
•o~crs plannina their m1rtmcnt
"We don't want to loll the aoo~
that la the auld<n ~ -"<' JU t
w-.nt 10 (C"CJ 1t." board prr 1dcn1
Carol n Hunt said.
Ot$tnc• o ffic1als al art 1tt10J on
anotfR'rn_nt~t ~ 1+.trc-d• tn<l
headQuam·r \tic on 8 trcct near
\\a mer .\' cn uc and Bca \h
Boule\ ard
Las.t ) car \\ hco the> propoSt'd
lea~1 ng th<' land to the Pritt Club for a
50.000 squart" foot store. the\ ran into
a cascade of contro' Cl'S). Parents and
rc<11dcnt \tt)m1cd C'ih Coon 11 chambc~ to l"Omplain about potcn-
ttnl tr.iffi nightmare • and offic1nfo;.
ooc~tti ;lwa' frnnrth:n proposal
The hoot dmn t hn"bquane"
site on ulcred to bf somc of th<'
m"' 1 pnmr bus1A~s1 pro~n 1n
lUthcm Cahforma. 1s l'()ncd for
ml\\'\! u~. and hoot offic'llls art
'llld) !OJ Ol"\\ aht'm&ll\'C for II' U~
Hunt 1.<~nowlcd&e-thouJh. that
tow lfO"th 1n1111tl\"~ dn'n in
0 n e Count and Huntlr\ltOn
~a h n1a put a (hmp on plan, Rut
prn~I for W rm1n11 n to buard
the SO hlmln on rt'K' 'actnt -,chool "'<" near Bol\ll t('a hould he
unalfmc4...sbc..saa4. beQQK • un
RoaltT
BAIKEI fl
Focu s ON TH E NEv.s
~h,10h h'-'P'cN .:hed 1n affi1,1cnt west-
ern <.t'l.11on' 1..1fHunt1 ngtoo Beach. thC'
d1-.t1 ll I lilt..c mat\\ others in tht area.
hJ' tound 1t'>l·lfto\scd u('IOn finanrial rod.,
Home!. ha\,e he-come too c"<pcn 1vc
for fom1ht\ "'th )OUng children
.\' trJ,8e 0 .111) tfcndanC't' rrvenuc
from th<' 'talc -ba~ on the numbtr
of pupil' 111 thc d1c;tr1c-1 -1s curtailed
prnporttonateh "'1th the Otaht of tht
} llUf\PtC'I'
I!> \UtT()U nJ,~ ~\ Smglt--famfl rt'<il· ()c(-an \ IC\lo offi Ill~ ha"e clostd
dt"Th c' Jn,! " m.lMt-r planncd lor th<' hoof,, <'Ut busing and-t-urac:ur-
h11nw' n ular. pTograms and ttahtencd tbr
OthN than almnst ~>ing hrol..<' On<' heh ':' hcl"C'' er thcrr 1s ~ notch. Bul 1t
"nuld th1n l. that th<' Ocean \ 1c" ha'\n t hC'lped :or Iona.
h°''' 011itnd ha-. C"' C'l'\ th1"J going The d1!.tri..:1 rtCt'Otl hu been
rot ti -hn ithl l id\ \U(lt)()rtlTr ~.u dcfi U Of he p:ut"·nt~ a tOf' notch \Ofw-nn1cnden1 car {'\I ·caf'n look 1ku deftat
n l1:1k' ( n and dC'dK"ltcd • tll tK' ahoul SS , ' ' an Vic• hoot had an tft...,._
tea• twrc; lmcn1 'of I ... 000 1n th( la~ 1960I.. bit "'
But tht're· bttn one un onunate 1t nt.\scdt'cd to .SOOet Wstanoflllt
finan 1 I Ot-'d pmt'nt at\er lftOthff 19 "J. )ttf Otftttat. ~ C-..
and thcrt hasn't httn en uah mont ~1>. hoolund havt f'onMd a__,
ao around for ou1tc awh1lt 'Wn comnutttt to Stud) .._ *"•
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~~Y8BA80NOPENSASNB VOTES ••• ......
MM .,_ :r ... y prinauiel or
cmc 111 "We"-9oit11 to COlatlll every OM ol thoee Slain... Dubkia said. .. ,
tbint we'ft aolna to IUl'pri1e some
people lD tM ~th,'•
In terms of delelalel. New Hamp-
shire WU amalJ Slaiel iDdlld. ~ cnu were allotti°' 11 of their 22
delqatet to tht nauonaJ convention
not summer, with 23 spots 11 stake
on the Republican side.
But it wun't deleptea that drew
the candidates and their television
advertisina dollars 10 1 sparsely
settled state with 1 reputation for
upsenina front-runnen and elevatin&
upstan.s. IJ was the prospeot of
momenturri and the abihty to attract
campaian funds needed next month.
Then apin. as New Hampshire
boosters never tire of pointi na out, np
one has ever won the White House
without a victory in the first-in-th~
nation pri mary smcc tht Granite
State started goina fi rst in I 9S2.
There was every reason to believe
that for some. the first primary would
also be the last.
Babbm conceded that New Hamp-
shire voters had power of life and
death over his quest. Others were less
direct, though Kt'mp and du Pont
Wt'rc locked 1n a strugle with each
other and Robertson 10 emerge as a
conservative altcrnattve 10 the front-
runners.
Dukakis, the finonte son, had a
difft'rcnt concern. His aides pointed
out that tht' largt'St margin in history
for a contest of this sort was 11
percentage points
And they '.\Orned aloud about
winners in past Democrattc primanes
in New Hamp hire being viewed as
losers because the)' did worse that
cxpecte~ -L) ndon Johnson in 1968
and Edmund Musktt' four years later.
The 1rad1t1onal New Hampshire
marathon became a spnnt this year 1n
the eia,hl days follow10g last Monday
night's Iowa caucuses. Iowa jumbled
the field somewhat. semng up Dole's
confrontation v.11h Bush here and
giving im~tus to Robenson's hope
lo outfast Kemp and du Pont among
conserva11 ves.
Within days of his Iowa '1ctof).
Dole gobbled up Bush's once once-
commanding lead m the New Ham~
shire polls and said a follow-up win
ht're might all but assure htm of the
nomination.
The vice president retooled his
style and his campaign message in a
bid 10 reµin his footing. Scrapping
the trappings of hi s office. he largel y
abandoned formal speeches in favor
of campaigni ng in a ski parka and
driving a forklift around a
P--r=lma.J!Yroad leads
south after NH vote
Warm weather for Coast again
., ,,.. A...c'jatH Prete~
New Hampshire's survivors tum
soulb Wednesday for the next major
battlqround of the prnidcntiaJ cam-
peip, with Tennessean Alben Oore
Jr. hopina 10 waylay the front·Nnners
on his home around but Northerner
Mtchael Dukakis sayil'\I he is conced-
ina notbina.
Amons the Republicans. Georae
Bush is countina on s'4&)Crior or-
p niution in the South 10 hold off
Bob Dole, and Pat Robenson is
bopina a strona showing in South
Carolina can • give bim a boost
~illf into the Super Tuesday
pnmanes.
Jesse Jackson, a Southerner like
.<Jore, was wclcomina the chaDJC of
scenery to a regjon where he has been
at or near the top in polls of
Dctnocratk voters. His support is
particularly strona amona Southern
blacks.
After New Hampshire. several
candidates were heading 10 South
Dakota and Wyomina where lower-
stake contests arc scheduled between
now and March 8.
But it is on that date, known as
Super Tuesday, that more than onc-
third of the stales will vote, including
most of the South, in the closest thing
ever to a national presidential pri-
mary. And most of the candidates are
responding by turning their attention.
time and money southward for what
Gore called "tbe main event" of the
campaign. .
What they will find is a massive
territory where a thorouah television
campaign means buying airtime in 20
or mon ....,..ee TV matkeu. That••
an enormous ea~nlC and obttaclc,
e.articularly fOr tbQee such u Richard
Oeobardt and Paul Simon who are
saddled witb debt.
On tbe Republka.n aide, Robenlon wu poiati111 to South Carolina•s
OOP COGIMt on t.be Saturday before
Super Tueeday. The expectod low
turnout of that '-'1mary, combined
with Robenson s constituency of
fundamentalist Christian voten
made. that Bible-belt state a likely spot
for another suona sbowina by the
former televilion pracber.
Wbilc Dole ~ Bush in the
New Hampshire pnmary. the vice
pretident was said to have a far
superior orpniution throuahout the
South. It was a strona Southern
orpnization -in a much more
limited reaional prima_ry -that
rescued former Vice Prcsidena Walter
Mondale's nomination hopes after he
fell short in Ne.w Hampshire in 1984.
Still, BiU Brock, Dole's campaign
manaacr. said of the Bush campaign's
claim to have a "fircwaJI of suppon"
in Southern states: "It's made of
straw. Straw bums pretty fast."
Gephardt, the Democratic winneT
in Iowa's caucuses last week. seemed
a likely candidate to-OppOSe Gore for
the mode rate-to -conservative
Southern Democratic and indepen-
dent vote that Gore has been trying to
appeal to since layina out relatively
conservative stands on defense and
foreian policy issues last fall. ·
Dukakis has a strong Southern
organization and was seen as ~nicu
larly strona in Florida_
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F.., _,,_ ThuBdey through S.tur·
O•y with 10ce1 ply .... 10 ,_,,..., winds Mio. ca-
nyons Higfle mlef, 70. lo low IOe
and conscrvattve hero Barry Gold-startli ng claim that there arc Soviet
water. nuclear missiles in Cuba-..And he was
l)ole. riding the crest of his Iowa peppered with questions about state-
wa ve. tried not to offend. "I want lo ments he made over the years from
be nice to evef)·body this week." he has TV ministry.
WOMEN LEADERS OK'D FOR BOY SCOUTS •••
From Al
d E h Id ·1 · 1 ' da)S before the lrtp was to ........ n. The sa1 · ven so, e cou n rcsis 8 iew Dukak1s ben-fited 'rom h1·s d..,..-""'., · b t B h h d · h th " 11 "" outing had to be cancded. Allred said. Ja s a us as e vie "'1l e vice ade's ""rvt"'" as governor of n'"1·gh-G b · I ti · d ' h f R · "" "" .. 1 son s awsun. 1led 10 Santa presi ent ior 1 t' support 0 eagan s borino Massachusetts and ht's long-B .... _ S · r admirers. v arv.ara uperior "oun. alleged viol-
" He did what I did in 1980," Bush standing opposition 10 the unfinished a1ion of Cahfom1a's civil nghts lav.
said early Tuesday of Dole. "He won Seabrook nuclear power plant. His proh1b1t1ng sex discrimination by
in Iowa and came in and talked about aides watched anxiously to see businesses, Allred said.
momentum. I did what President whe.uicr Gephardt would develop a The sull seeks a preliminary and
R d.d H (R ) · d tidlC'I wave of momentum following permant'nt inr,unct1on rt'straining the eagan ' · e eagan came '" an his' Iowa wa·n. but 1'1 n·cver ma-Bo Sc tan d t lki th · I' be y outs rom excluding women s e a ng e issues as ve en 1cr1al1zed 1·n th• polls. ' d I I d · · · d d I h k · · k' .. " 1ro m a u t ea crsh1p pos1t1ons. 1n-01ng .... an t in 1t s wor 1ng. . . Kemp brandt'd Bush and Dole as Gephardt dcltvcrcd the same anti-eluding superv1s1on of Boy ~out
involved in (Scouting) .. h's designed lcadcr'>h1p pos1ttons 1n Cub Scouts
as a man and boy proaram." said and Girl ·ouh. "M> personal feeJ1ng
Sonja Price. a Hunlinaton Beach 1s that it's '<'I) pos111ve."
resident and Cub Scout pack leader. The G irl outs have allowed male
"But 1f)ou don't have the men lo do troop lcad..-rs "for a long time," said
11. )OU stand 10 lose tht' program, E'a Sachs.d1rectorofpublicrelations
which is much worse." for the Gi rl Scout Council of Orange
Price said there isa need for women Count}. Ench Girl Scout troop has
Scout leaders mainly because fewer t~o leaders. and 1f ont' leader 1s a
men arc getting involved in the mall\ the oth l'r must be.a female, sald
prof rnm . Sach ...
.. t's hard to find men to do it "I thtnk as long as people arc
-----tum beryard
He pleadt'd gu ilt) to the faults of
poor orator) and lack of passion on
the stump, but said that shouldn't be
mistaken for lack of concern. "Herc I
stand. "ans and all," he said. recall-
ing Abraham Lincoln's ~ords. If he
"'asn't embracing President Lincoln.
11 "as President Reagan, and Bush
t'nded his Ne v. Hampsh1rt' effon in
the same Nev. Boston, N.H., town
hall "'here Reagan ended his tn 1980.
Ct"rta111 tax1aiscrs. a~ll~~~stabhshmcnt message that earned camps It also !>eeks unspecified
a "no-tax pledge" in front of Dole him tOhisTov.a 'ktor;. butncfounct ~ an) mon·." s:ud Price. "They're too qualified adults. take the training <tnd
hus}~ too carcce:oncnled. thC)' ar~~oo<l J>l'Ople. then there'~ no t~e dads at home an} more. It's JU\t problem ... 'ktld Sachs.
ff Reagan "ere not coattail enough.
Bush campaigned Monda~ with New
England baseball hero Ted Williams
during a dt'bate and demanded that himself ti) 1ng to fend off attacks that , Bo)' Sco~ts' attornc} s said th~.t lhe~
he sign it_ (He didn't.) he had 01~0opped on numerous began to C\plorc settlement and
Kemp. unable 10 afford a founh-issues OHr the ~cars. and ft'll into a "be(·ausc of our case, this (pao;t) week
place fimsh behind Robertson. at-nast\ baulc wi th Simon. '<>led 10 ehminate the men-onl)
tacked the former minister for .. dt'-"When \OU sa' in a TV ad . 'who do nattonal pohC) fro~ all 'oluntcer
liberate d1stort1ons .. on his tt'lev1S1on )Ou trust'): ,0u'rc reall> bringing into lcaldcrsr•P pod!>ilions
adven1singand in pnnted Oycrs. pla) mot·1,es. moti vation and . oca re ' cnts '"'ohed ·'" the
Robenson. whose second-place whether or not somcbod) is rchable program said the> had m1xt'd feelings
fimsh was the surpnse of lo"'a. said and I think that goes over the hne." a~ut the ru~t~g.
Nt'v. Hampshire might be stanhng, said Gephardt. "hose campaign de-I think 11 s ideal 10 ha ve mt'n
too. But he found himself embroiled manded 1ha1 Simon "'1thdra" his
m an eleventh-hour contro,ers) commercials
when tht' Wh11e House denied his 1mon refused .
kind of a shame. The program will G1b\on said she doesn't believe
take .Q9 a change. I'm sure... there 1s an) rl'ason why a woman
Bernt<' Rothcrt. anothl·r Hunt-can't be 1n a Scout leadership pos~
1ngton Beach C:ub Stout lead<.·r. 111on.
echocJ Price's scnttments. ''I'm "Cf) happ' that other -.omen
"Ont<' m> kids "'l'nt 1010 the Bo> "Ill ha\C the opP<>nunm." she said
Scout'i. Dad took t)\er." shl' said of the Bo) Scouts' pohcy'rc t'rsal. "I
"But a lot of single '.\Omen do n't ha'f ha'e cnJO}Cd "'orktng with the boys.
that option:· ,., c been a good mottvator ofbo)s. I
Dc'on Doughc.·rt~. d1r<.'ctor of Boy th inl. it's 'e~ important for bo)s to
, outs of ..\merira. Orange C ount} be around men and womt'n."
( ounc1I. said ha' ing women in I Irr son Chad also saw no rt'ason
leadership pos111011s might actual!) for '.\OOll'n tu be banned from
increase enrollment. lcadcr\h1p
.. ~II that will happen 1s that 1n ·· omc of the older Scoutmasters
MESANS B4 TTLE METRO POINTE •.. From A l
Biden improves
from surgery
WASHINGTON (AP) -Sen.
hard-to-reach areas. wht're there ma> <:arc.' but none of the kids care," he
rtot be mnlcs to lead troops. a woman said
can M<.'p in and fill that role." said "I think v.Qmen are full y capable of
Doughcrt). "I think we'll probably doing th<.' things men do ... her son
se<.• an 1nn <.·ase in enrollment because added of Metro Pointe·\ development
arross from C:n~'al <.oun. L\nn
.Kanaga "umc'\ · aoout his neigh·
/ burhood being turnt•d into a "re\1den-
11a' island ..
~ neighbor 1al._s about the area
hnom1ng "tlu,,n1u"n Orange ( oun-
1 \ ..
"Th1'i 11\ \Uflpo..cd to be 'a rc'i1den-
11al area Jtid 11 11\ turning into a
ml·galopoh., .. \.lid one "'Oman "ho
as.,ed not 111 IX' 1tkn11ficd
lksp11e 1ht·ir lt·otr' Jnd their anger.
hn"cq·r re\u.knt'> ha'e resigned
thl'm'>d' C'i to lu\1ng their battle It 1s a
l>a\ Id Jnd (JUl1.11h hJttle. thC\ 'ill\
hut 1111, < 111lla1h I\ 11~1 f)()'.\Crful an'd
'"" \\1 .il th' ll>I thl.'m to topple:
\\ 1 '1· fought 11 Jnd fought 11 hut
\\IJ\ t-.•lhl'I" "~ctl JI '·'car resident
l'h11.l\ll·d 11111t11 he1den.11ficd "This
"n 1 gll\l'rllOllnt ~~ the pc:ople and
l11r thl' ix·opk Th 1\ I\ go' crnment h'
th1' dn l'lnl'l\'" .tnd tor thC' de-\ dt •ix f\ •.
·Echo11'\g the '!cn11mcnts of scH·ral
of her neighbors. the woman said.
"The C 11~ Counc1l 1s corrupt "
\\an and mistrustful of the coun-
cil's ,c)11ng rt:cord. sc'eral residents
alkgcd pa)offs from de\Clopcrs to
somt· council members
"Tht' things 1n the paper )OU read
about ·most ofthc c1ttzcns want 11' 1s a
bunch of mala rk).. It's the golden
rule The one "' 11h the gold rules." she
said
"ThC' httlC' gu) has no chance
against the dc,t'lopers." another 15-
~car resident said ... The little people
don't ha'e a sa ) in the matter. That
should be capitalized ...
Like his neighbors. Kanaga said the
council d~s not care about residents.
"The Cit) Council, in mfr Judgment.
is not representing lht' people 10 a
general way. The) are representing
the peoplt' the~ feel are the most
influential." he said.
"Costa Mesa's ruling out home-
o~ ncrs, .. one woman said. "The) JU St
"ant rumml.'rl'1al people."
The ~oman said mo' ing 1s out of
the question Bu) 1ng a new home 1<;
s1mpl) lOO eXJ)l'nSl \l", !ihC' t''plaint'd
omc neighbors accused the cou n-
cil of cssent..ill) rubber-stamping the
projl'Ct
"They'll Just do 11 It docsn't matter
what "'c sa)." said rcs1den1 Roben
Ellis.
"(Ctt} (. ouncal members) g1 'e
momenta!) a11cnt1on to rhc people
and then \Ole the "'3) the) want 10 ...
Kanaga said
The meeting begms at 6:30 p.m in
the Council Chambers. 77 Fair Drn·c.
Corrections
Joseph R. Biden Jr. of Delaware
con.ttnued to improve fo ur days after
surgery to correct an aneurysm in an
artery supplying blood to his brain, a
hospital spokeswoman said.
fhe 45-year-old senator rematned
1n intensive care at Waller Recd
Army Medical Center but was listed
in satisfactory condition. said Dons
Nutt.
thcr(' \\tll be more a' a1labk> leaders." The -.awsu11, howc' er. will not be \~mer . Escher. a formt'r Seoul-dropped un11I there 1s a sculement m~tcr. said he "'as unaware of the that nol onl> l'11m1na1cs the previous
pollC) cha nge. but felt it was probabl) pol1c} but conta1ni. a legally binding
for the better. commitment that the policy will be
"I can't sec "'h> a woman couldn't SC\-Ol'utral 10 the futurt'. Allred said .
be llJ,\O hcd '" Bo) Scouting." said nr ,4HOd•IH PttH ., •• coe-
Eschcr. "'hose w1 fc has been in lrib•tcd to l./ais rrporl
.
GROWTH CONTROL ...
From Al
"Senator B1den conttnu6 lo im-
prove," said Nutt. who read a
prcpa.rcd statement issued by the
hospital. "His condition is listed as
satisfactory and hts physkians arc
pleased with the pr~s he is makina." ccn1ficat1on of the 1n111at1'e pe1111on "llhout them
Doctors have hm11ed B1'd~n·s v1s-looked gcxx.I . ti~"' here, in Huntington Beach. '" "We received some signatures 1n sunportc.•r-1 11· a 1 t h ltors lo fiam'.ly m'"mbers only, Nutt h " t c1 ) in1 ia11 vt' t e~ " t c matl aft« the d~dhne tha t were turn"d 14 l119 said. Biden and his wife. Jill. have postmarked before the dt'adhnt' and ' '" -u S1Jnaturrsto lhe c1t) three children. clcr~ thi\ morning. To get the
Biden, who heads the Senate Ju. ' -,row measure on t e we were wondenng v.hetht'r we c1t)61dc •lo" th h
d . . C . should submit them fo r possible ball tin Hun11ngton Beach. 9,435 of
.\ stor) puhh11hc.•d 1n Sundav's tciary ommtttec. had been com-1nclus1on," said Rogers. "The reg1s-the signature'\ nct'd 10 be verified as
D I P I t .• ' • plainina for several weeks about neck t t Id th t Id ..._bl a1 ) 1 01 wu 1nwrrec1 in1ormal1on rar o us a "'OU prou.1 y not \ahd b) the l.'ount)' Registrar of com.ern1ng the.· upcoming Measure A pain he thbual\tto bea pinched nerve. ~ ncc.·essar). that we would qualify Voters.
ekl t10n 1n f-ount;iin Vallt'y. In order --------·-------------------------~-------
to 1ndudc a rl'ta1I center in Fountain
\':illt·~ \ ':>uuthpark development. . '( .. -. .,, ' ·,,.
PACTS CHALLENGED ...
'1lll'f\ on f l·h ~3 must cast a 'yes·
'011'. .\ ·no' 'utc on the ballot ~ould
dl'frnt tht• propo~d rC'tail center. The l)u1I~ Pilot regrets the error. YOU'RE IN VI TED!
-
From Al
t hJrge' from me~hurt• 'iupponers that
Jndopcr' .ind 1ount\ ofli 1als are
tn 111& to cm um' ent the citizens'
111111at1' c
\km be rs of the en' iron mental
grou p Lagun.i < 1rcen &It. which
ba, 'th1• sin" gr o\l.th in111a11,c. say
the' intend tu file \Ult challenging the
lc'6llll\ ur the lil'\ clopment aarec-
mcnt\
Grt"Cn &It members say proPo~
de\ elopmt'nt agreements 1n $0U th
Orang!' ( ount' do no1 contain safe-
guards agatn\I traffic. conacstion.
.. fhC) ·, C ,llread) filed a hsl o( 4()
ob;~·t1ons to the airttmcnts wi th the
cuunt). Ph1nn1ng ( ommtssion," sajd
fom Roeers. to-author of the slow
jtrowth 1n111atl\ c 'That will be the
OA~NGE ... .....
COAST .... .....
MAINOPPICI
basis of their lav. \ult ..
Rogers s.atd h1\ group, Orang..-
Count) Tomorro"'. v.h1ch spon!>Qred
the countyw1de 10111atl\e. v.ould be n
pan~ to the lav. u11
Fears of "hat th e la" suits would do
lo the prospect of bond financing for
south count) roads led membfrs of
the Board of Su pen 1sors 10 postpone
dcc1S1ons on thre<" other development
qrcc:mcnts last Wednesday.
The thrte that v..crc approved were
not connected with the bond financ-
tnf plan. but 1n1t1attve supponen
said they had hoped all of the
development agrttments would be
postponed so that nca.011ations could
take_place between developers. coun-
ty officials and 1nitiat1\e supporters.
••• \ i><•n1on of the anicle 1n Mon-
da} ·s Dail~ Pilot on the SI Valen-
tine·!> Da) pan) at lht' Mc~ Com-
munit) Center "as inadvertent!\
omitted ·
Herc 1s the omitted pon1on in m
origninal contc\I
"Nunez knows first-hand about the
an\lettes that accompan) adoption.
he and her husband have fo ur
children. all adopted al birth.
"Nunc1 once had a real estate
foreclosure practtct'. "I used to thro w
people 10 the ~trect." shr s:ud.
"She didn't much hke 11.
"In 1981 . when the Nunezes
adopted their first child. ~he changed
the focus of her practice. n
The Daily Pilot re,rets the error.
Ja•tWl &12-6086
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don't rou hke' Call the numbtr abo'\rc and your
mnsqe will be recorded. tran1mbcd and de-
livered to the 1ppropnate editor
J&mC 24-bour anJ~nna ttrvK'C may bt
uted ruord lcttm 10 the editor on any topec
C but<>r1 to our Lettm column must include
their name and telephone number for venrte1t10"
Tells.us *hat's on )our mind.
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demon trati on of neckwear
crafting by,
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You wi ll be able
to observe
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Date: Thurlday, Feb. 18
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Orange Coatl DAILY PILOT/Tuesday, February 16, li88 * A3
Bull fl 1~ Bo~R u
Stock ma1=ket -
se111inar slated
at Golden West
Kirkpatri<;k: World is getting sinaller
Stockbro ker Jerry Hays, who believes the stock
market will rttover after the November election.
will present a six-part seminar o n investing at
Golden West College, bc&innina Wednesda)'..
The Wednesday niaht workshops will meet.
from 7:30 to 9 p.m. in Room 224 of the colleJe's
administration buildina. It will cover investing.
information sources. mar&in buying analysis o f
securities, price forecasting. financial statements.
interest rates and tu.es.
The cost of the six programs 1s $37. and
add111onal 1nformauon and rcg1stratton ma} be
obtained b) callingGWC at 891-3991 •
Soviet talk set
Dr. John Whtteley, professor of social ecolog)
at Cl, v.111 share h1 expcnences on two v1s1ts to the
Soviet U nion at Wednesday's m~ting of Educators
for Social Respons1b1hty.
The meeting will be held at 727 BelJ1s m
Ncwpon Beach at 5 p.m A SS dona11on includes
dtnncr. and rcservauons are available at 760-169 1.
Drug workshop planned
T he Staning Point Commun1t) Advisory
·committee will hold a free educational "'orkshop on·
the dfl'ch of alcoholism and drug addiction
Wednc~day from 7 10 9 p.m at the South Coast
Village Mercanulc Building at Bear tn."l't and
Sunflower A H~nue. Costa Mesa
L~nn Brennan. directo r of 1he outpa11ent
program Path"'ays to DtsCO\CI). "'111 conduct the
. session. (all Brad Leathers at 64~-3505 fur more
information
Water talk In Valley
Roben Potter dcput) director of tht State
Depanment of Water Resources. "'ill !>peal>. o n the
future ofCah(orn1a v.ater Wcdnt>sda' at 9· JO a m at -
the Orange Count) Water D1stnct office. 10500 Eiits
A'c .. Fountain alle)
Thl' ·program 1s sponson:d b' the !\l umnpal
Water D1s1nct of Orange Count) (all 963-5601 for
dc1a1ls.
Little League meeting set
l-ounta1n Vall(') Regional Hosp1cal anti Medi-
cal Center" Ill host an open mccting for 1hc board of
Fountain Valle)'s L111lc League Wcdnesda) at 7
p_m_Ln tht: hospital's confcrencl' room
Stl''C Odgl·rs. a strength and cond1t1oning
consultant. "111 addrl'ss parl'nts and ans.,.cr their
question' aho ul lra1n1ng Call Pam Koloso" at
a~-tJ"~5' tor morr mlm 111a11o n
Dinosaur talk slated
Mark Rocda. a palcon1olog1s1 and consultant
to the an D iego l\;atural H1stol') Muc;.cum. "'111 ~
pn:M'nt an upJatc o n reC'cnt d1'>(:0\ cm~s of d1no..aur .._
fossils Wcdnc,da) at C I') 'Ital ( O' e Park in Laguna
Beach.
The C' ent 1\ 'i4:hedull'd tor"' 'O p m and 3ll'CS'>
1s gained from Pac1fil· < oast H1gh"a) hehtnd El
Moro ~hool C a11 .i4.i. '5 W for fun her 1nlormat1on
Seamanship course in NB
l '. <.. oast Guard .\u'<1han Flotilla 2-1 of
Nev.pon Beach \\Ill om·r a ha\1C skill~ and
seaman'ih1p course \taning Thursda\
The cour'c 1s open to the publ1<: and "111 be
taught Thursda)\ from 7·)0 to 10 pm. at the \·a
Scout Ba1.c. 1931 Pacific Coast H1gh"a). Nl· .... rmn
Ekach ('all thl' au \lhar) at 6 r -1582 for dt·tail ..
CALENDAR
Tuesday,Feb.16
• 6· 0 p m. Cosca Mell City Council, council
chambers. -7 Fair Dn"c
• 6 JO p m Costa Mesa Planning Commission.
stud) SCS!>IOO. ( II) Hall lirsl noor conference room.
77 Fair Dn'c
• 7 p m HHllnJton Beaeb City Couitc ll.
council chambers. 2000 Main St
IVednesday,Feb.17
• 6:30 p.m Costa Mesa Traffic Commission.
council chamber!>. 77 Fair Dme.
Ex-U .N. ambassador
says next president
must be more flexible
By PAUL ARCHIPLEY
Ol ... O., ...........
While making no pred1c11on~ abou1 .... ho
will be the next U.S. pre5t1dcn1. forml·r l1.S.
¥.mba~~dor lo lhl' l ln11 ed Nation\ Jeane
Karl>.patnr k sa1CJ hl' "'-'" necd 1mag1nat1on
and nl'\lbtht) to ac1 1n an 1nrn:a'iinglv
intcrdepcndl·nt ""orld •
In an intcn ll'" al the In inl' H ilton and To.,.,cr~. follo"cd 11) a L.e}notl' addrc'I\ at
the annu..il dinner ul the lndur,tnal I cague
of Orangt· ( uunt\. K1rkpatrll'k u1d lhe
nc\t pre'>ldl'nt "ill fotc l hctllcngl'\ and
opponun1t1l''> being Ht·a1cd in an 1ntl'r-
dcpcndenl Yoorld •hat ha\ 11h\lUrl·d
bordcrr, Jnd d1m1na11·d 1~olat1<HlA.\m
That tntl'rdeprndt'nll' •~ C">JX't 1..ill~ l'' 1-
dl·n110 l'lt>nomtl'>
··\\.c re trul~ "' 1ng 1n J gluhJI 1i,1al
S)'>tl'm 1ha1 ·., morl· 'l1lat1k m11n-tr.1g1k
mt>rl' manrpulJll\l' ..ind morl 1n11·rJlll\l'
than an) thing \\1'0 \l' l'H'r l'\fX'ri1·n11·d
'hr \aid
la5tt tatr., \101.L. marL.l·t 1ra\h -··tt1.11L.
f\tond:i ~ •· -"·J' J \)mp1om ''' th.11 .,~,11·m K1rf..patnl·lo. s.i1d '-' h:it 11 llll'.tnl
and ho\\ 11 Jlfr1 ll'd thl' \\orld\l'tt1n11m' ''
Getting spiffy
Jeane Kirkpatrick
<;til l unclear.
.\nothcr e \amplc of "or ll 111t1·r-
dqx·nd1·nn· can ht.· found 1n lhl 'J1r1.1d 111
'1oknlc.
.. T t'rronsm is a dirn 1 rnull ii 111r
'ihrunl>.l'n "-Orld ... \ht.• ..aid II ' ,,,q "''l'
kind of J nc"'. untarn1l1Jr '"" 11·,
ohl11er;.i11ng the: boundanl'' ht l"n 11 '·"
and pc;icc"
La~e"I'<' 1Uc~I drui 1radin1 "o~n~k
auo\\ 10tl·rn.11 mn.sl honkrs a\ 1f thl''
"eren't thl'n· ..
"Pro bkm\ 1ha1 ong1nnte 1n remote
plat:c\ gel tr;in.,plantnl 10 the \trcl'I\ of
Pan .. and ...,\ . .,. '\ orL. .. K1rl>.p<Hrtl •..aid
"and \H' lt·arn 'omc:th1ng about thc
porou\nt.'\\ of our horde~ "
Thl' l n1tl'd \tall''> lind' itM"lf t''>lllrl1ng
oil t.inlo.cr-, 1n 1he Pl·r.,r.i n (1ull. not 'o
mulh lx'l Ju~· ul 11\ o...,n dcpendt•mc· on
OP[ ( 011 bu1 hl·\Ju\e trf 1t\ allil·\·
dt.•pcndl'llll' ,fw 'aid '
"'-' l' ...,ould kd 1hc 1mpJt t 11 thl· tlUll
"'l'fl' dl'\tabil11n! 'ht \:lid
\\ h1k• rrll rt.'.."rng 1n1crdept'nden~t· \\.Jll
prl'\\ nt J 'J\I ran)!l o l pmhkms to th\· Ill \I
prl'\tdl·nt Jt lc:.t\t onl' '''ue could l'J\t h '
ta\I>.'> -that 111 tht· \.1\ tl'l I n1on ' 11•"
"i;l.l\no\I · poll,.,
"'1rl>.pa1nl h1:li1•\ 1'\ \o, ll'I 11!111111•1
'l.t1L.ha il < 111rhJ, tin " nlJ 1n~ JI tu 111'''
t'll11rt 111 l':J\C' 1na·rnJI r1·pr1·""'""
I thinlo. h\ und1•r\IJn1h 11 ' 11 1
I l\l1•n 1.1n r OlJ lll J J)<l\\\'f \ll lht' I I It,,~
uni. 11 th1 '>o' tl'l l'u1n11m. •" ,,.
111 J rn tHI · 'hl· -.aid
\11J1< J1t1hJI hl'l'\Jhtl'\hl "1 ltlJ 1 I•
"'' lhl· 11~1H 11:in' 111 -..t'nlrJht.11 ' 11 .ii
h.1 Ion)! \ltllnl l't unomtl pr11gr1''' t,
II '"Pl r in11·1 n.i l di.ing1•, J111 1 •ll
.11 1111· .1 n \u\ 11·1 1 n ten\lon' h I\ I ,,
lltll I O.ilttlfl.1lh
< 111rh.h h1•\ " "'rnl'11t1n~ • • 11 ,I
J 11 (\'flt. lo..irlo.pJlrtl ~ \.lid • 'I I I "
.11 ti k'' JJngcr .. u~ ·
Tim Gardini and Jeff Wallamtth wash a repro-
duction of a 1935 Mercedee 500u in preparation
for the e.~tJc car expo last weekend at the Orange
County Fairground•.
Champion surf er ridt;'s wave' s
crest to su·permarket shelves
OC[.\"1<i1Df 1..\P) -R':uhl'r . than
..ah l''> Jnd 111ntmcnt 10 sooth the hlistcnng
\un \Urfrr -cntrcprencur Do n11ld
1 al>.J\Jm.i " ,p1a.,h1ng around 1n lhl'
hu\ln.1·,s ul marinad1·s •
l hl· 1hr1·r-t1mr l ' surfing champ10n
and "'urld-rt·no" n1•d surlboard ma~l'r
boardt•J J JCtlina 1n hts nall'l' Ha .... a11 J
4uartl'l ·ll'ntul") ago to mal>.c a go ot 11 on
thl· mainland
H1~ surfboard bu'>inl'SS llo un hl·d Jnd
h" 1!tland-'>t' ll' on-lhl'-..and hartx·1 uc' ~lame lcgl·nd.ir~. hut 11 "'a' onl~ a ll'"
~l'ar'> Jgo that he decided to mine doll.1"
from the !IC'\.H'l larn1h rrurx·' 1u .. L.t•J
10\lde h1' hJ&gll''>
f-cllo" ··tirah\" "'l'rl' alreJd' tilling up
peanut hultl'f J.11' .ind rolTcc l Uf" \I.Ith tht'
rll'h homcmJlk \JUCl'' ~oml' ofh1\ "Ja" n
p.itrnl" h11dd1c~ l'' l'O Junl>.cd doughnul\ 1 n
thl' stuff:
"P<"ople put 11 on their ha\h bro""" ..uid
thl·1r l'&gS. couagl· l hl'rSt' e'en thin{l. The
rJgl' flO\.\ I~ rx·anut huller J\\X.JdO a nJ
h..inana sanJ,q._hl'' .... 11h m' l hunlo.\
pineapple nunnadl' ·· T alo..n.ima <.a1J on
tfil' h.·ach fast "l'CI>.
I hl' tang~ ~ucc QUll 1..1~ laugh1 on 1n thl'
'urting communit\
.., \\aS sending II ..tll 0\ l'r thl' lOUOlf) in
l111k hollies. tht•n thl·~ "'anted gallo ns o t
tht• '>IUIT I \.\J ~nding pint v.h l\~l''
~mk' of thl' stuff to lnrn~ I drank the
\\ h1sf..l'' rirst. of rnuN: .. T Jf..a,ama said
The J1m1nul1 \l' .i..i.\\·ar-old fJl>.a,amJ .
thl· na111m'<> '\urtcr lhamp 1n 11.1"'~ 11.1 .. ,
anJ I t.l--l then tanl'd 1-<'ttltng h" tcmaL.1
,,,u,e' Jnd \old them at hi' \urt \hop
< 1•m n1'·r(1al proJurt1on Jnd J1c,1nhutu)n ''·I' lhl· nr\I \lt'p
l nda 1ht· '>urt'cr' < h1 Id' .11\\• :111
mouth-\\.tll'rtng '>u•ln' < •111 l 't"l\.1~
andlhunlo.~ pinl'Jppk n .inn.iJc hl .1r1n~J
logo ol J n11'><-'·rtJ)n~ Ta .l\J:lt.i Jrl
\Urrl'nth J\Jil.1hk Jl I\: 'U:X .. , ;>f •d'
c:1nJ nlht'f \It>~ b;i-:t''l'.' -· , .. _"~
tnll'rl'\I
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T h" th .,~ ' '\.'J ll
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\\ tien a' ,·J 11 '1 '
Y,uUld t11· h1'l' J11" '1 I J k'•
un hi\ JJ1h '11rt'1n1t rt'u.i t "a' I JU'it tdl 1hrr.· I"
mc1.•t1n g ..
Hr ha .. n11 1nll'l''H•n ,,. J"'.i
surt~1arJ fo, h•r..
"I ll"l' fo.1m a11,1 ._., r 1•.
h~\dld "ll,tn'tl1.I\ 1h,l1 \,
the h\l,lflf\ hr '·'~ \·.1~1·,
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1', \.~flhl'le .. ., ~nwnca -,hould "okom,
111, 1hJn~e~ ho"l''l'r mod~l ' r ttr1UOJll'I\ \1111."rlCIJ\S 81C good 31
Jdapt1 ng tu lhan11~" hc ~1'-' "'-'t rt
lllU\ h le" 1ouJ JI "'·llllO(I. \\ (' Upt'f'Jll. in J
\\'I\ 'hon t1nh lr..tml ..
But 1ht• 11n1 l \ prl')1\lent and Ill\
Jdm1n1'>trJ111111 ...... 111 h.Hl." to learn 10 t'>l'
pJt11n1 J ' lhl'' d1·.il ''"h the nc" prqhkm'
tl1 ..in tnt1•rdl'J'X'Od1•n1 "'orld
··\.\ l' l Jll Pll'PJfl' t11r u mon· rum
J)l'llll\ l' f)\11\u•nll H ,ind HI m<111 ~ "'ti\\
m orl· 1ntl·rn11ng ""rid .. t-..1rl..patnck s1ud
.. \ nd ", 1 J 11 tw ~ u 1dt'd b' our <m n
l'\fll'111·m l' "h11 ti ll'Jl h1' th.ii ln:eJum ... Ill".. . 'u"' a" nd1l.ill·d 11lu111nl\I and tllghh
a·~.irdn.I h1r hl 1 l'\JX'rl1'>(' 1n lore1gn polH'
mat1l·r-.. l\.1r J)Jlrl< .,_ ''"" 1 '"1) "'hcth\·'
\hl \\oUIJ I\\• \.\llllllj! It plJ~ :I part 111
'"" ini; 1h11~ pruhl, rrh J\ J rnl'mtx·r 111 1h1
11, \I prn1d,·n1 ~ Jdn r l\lra11cin
I J\t IJll \hl' ortn1 nor tn enta thc-
prt, ,1< 1111.ll rall· \IJ '"""' hupc)h1·v.11l
J ll pt .111'"'1IJl1<•n h1 n1n tht• Republtlan
111ir1 111\',.' l1l lo.\·t ,1, th: 'l(l' prcs11.kn11al
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' 1 pr '"h 111' "lht Jh\olutt''"nr't 111h 111
n11 111 t-.1rl-pJtr11 lo. \.11d 'T' '-C'"f(I\,, JX''\Cln v.ant\ ll "Cl \rnriU\
II\ • ' • q, I d1•"' 11
t-. I ~ p,1 •fl\~ "J\ lhl' f..t \Olli\' '>p1:.1f..l·1 ,II
II 11 ! ••\'I.ii I 1Jgu1·"· annuJ I 1.1 "1[1\'1
Two held
in ·bank
robberies
B~ ROBERT HY'0'1A~
Ot th9 o ... , "'°' Ii.If
I"' • r lrJn~t· l 11J\l rn1dn I\ JnJ J th1rt.l
m,I! 'k" r t't:J j\ J lf.Hhll'O\ hJ\t !x't"I
a1" ,. ,1 .. r \u\fll• lllll ,11 11mm11tr ng al
l .1' t'JllL. rohtx·nl'' lhrtlUl!hnul
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I .... \nitl •t' \h1·riff, dl·pultl'' Jllln1t11r
J I "I •II m11u\ I p .trll'\ll'd thl 1hrl'l' ffil r
l.111 '\urh.l.I\ tn th< lll\ •)f V. c1lnul '3tl1
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\• ri:,ln.I \o\l 'l IJnll '> BJ'll ght 1" •·I
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ll un•rrw· n l~.1 h JnJ Dc:nr' \1,( rull
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Vista View
teacher dies
I h1•ntJ' I 1.11, ,, < 1rt "h111. c•' llur-•
•1.•: •n H .1, .. IL.JC 11t' "'h•• hl· pnJ "'"·'n
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\ •~"" \ " [>r,lril I .t1l·d 'unJJ1 'I
•Jh II, \J' \J
\h 1111 11,tl 't ' l'"' ~· 'ldd JI l r Ill
Vo ·d11,,,j3, ,11 'J1nt' '•mon .ind ludt
1 111 , Ir. r tiu• r Hun11n~h•n 1i<'J1. h H1'
1. , r '" 'u~ ·ql·J th.11 .i•ntnhu1111n' ~
1, .. lt I• 1tw \.J\1o1n,1 I 81c1tha;.ip\ ( 1111up
h 1 lf•,1•tal K1JJ \.q 211" '<''\f'<•'I
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\\, ..... hrr • .·• J t1'J ' hn I fr I .1.I
.. •nth .111J tll'OU 1\1 1.Jrl' IOr th1· L.i.I\
'-' l'1 n, ql..tl PJI '' L. \1 •n.1hJn ··11 ,1 .1• • . -.-r··" "::It p;I:-1. ('t '!.~" rhlt-M 1\h ~ h
II • h, \\J\ 1ti l '• I. r '.Ill' di\ l\\\J •
1' 1 I\ llh till l'TI .
\I n.in.1n ,... .-<' l" 'h""'~ 'pup1h ~nl'""
'' •1 ' ll ri.." ·'' ht had '1\lll'd th<'
,IJ"'<' l~ '' 11'tJI 11n'l"' n rC\.ent month'
.ll''I'''' h" '"'1 ·1~ •-. .1 11'! Th" m lfntng.
1111.· pr1n1. •i .1 .inn11un1.l·d nr.-v.' •I, th<'
11•J,hd,,h.11t 1 :• ,rtldrl'O
( tll \,ht°"i.. '>• \ \1J ~\ h' \\Ill'
1 •lll,tt' .111,! '· l\·1 ·r Jnd '\tl 'rn,
J'Jldll' (), 11.1,1 '"" 1.,11 <•rt''"h<x l>. h1\
mJ <•""J ~rJnJ 111th< \nianda \1.inlino
.1nJ ~wthrr' \1 1d,JC'I Jnd IX-.nald
(•fl >\h11'\ I..
Worker.won't call for help
as man stabs wife, daughter
bla~ lo. I 'lhh \. 1\...in 'tlO/ \ r;irL.l'J
\und:l\ night oh < n ~tal ..\ '"t'nu~ 1he
\ 1\1 I nl ll1IJ P\>ltl l' Victims of car scam
LO ANGELES (>\P) -'-' h1k a bing<i lrom his '3ntagl' point and "'11' l:x'\.au~· ~kncn1..l1·1 1kn1ed 1tirm cntl')
woman and her )-)Car-old daughter afrJ1d or robber\. 10 his l3\hH.'f\0 l.lgl' I k<>\°hn \ C'r ...-i1d
\.\CfC being stabbed rcpcatcdl). a ga\· "It IS \Cr) un~fr lo kl 30)00(' M s ffia, Jnd the l0 h1ld v.crc taken
station a11endnnt refused to admit 1n<11tk hcl'l' bcc:iu!le "c h:l\r money:· to ( cmnt\ l \( \kJ1,.-.I <. c:n1er
frantic w11nrsscs to summo n help ~knendez ~1d. "I v.as v.orking and I "hrrc thl'1r,nnd111un"'en' UP'-r:idt'd
becauM' he \\as afraid ht' might t>e had lO "'3tcn m) v.o rk I roufdn't t:ikr tu l'nt1t ;11 hut \1Jhl1. 1.•'nJ111on on
robbed. police said.· care of what was go tng on." Mond;n a nur'lng 'upcn 1"1r "ho
Their alleged attacker. the v.oman's Thi." a ttack occurred unda) after n'QUl' tcd an''"' n111' <>J1J wJ.i,
common-law husband. stabbed Mana Ehas. 27. her daufhter. C'arla Thl') ht.llh 'iutlcrl·<l mult1 pil' \IJh
himself in he neck and "was standing .\lhanez. and a female fnend pullC'd v.ounds 10 the nc\"L. .ind upper hod)
with the knife to his throat demand-into the Thnfl) ~s station near Ehu' Blanco ... a~ booll'IJ for in' c .. uga-
ing th:u thr o ffiCt'rs kill him" when ho mc. police said. t1on of :mt'mptcd murder 1n tht• JtHI
police arrived. said Sgt. George The mother and girl wert s1tun1 in 1i1.ard :11 thl· '·'"'" how1rnl Hl· "a~
Dcschr)\Cr. thcir car when Ms. Elias' e'itrangcd hs1ed in ~111,f;i1.ton lond111on toda'
"It looked ltkc a ho rror movie.::._ a common-law hushand, <hear Blanco. v.1th multiple: <itab "o und' Ill tht'
gas <1ta1ton emplo~ee who asked not 48. ~~cgcd_I) attacked them with a n~k. s.'.lld 'hmff'> Dt'put\ l>cn1M"
to be 1dent1ficd told the Los ~ngelcs hunung lm1fc. Jacquez . lictllld Examiner .-Blan..co allqpdl~!!.Labbcd Ms Eha.s. ----1) b\lo mal c-s u allcgal ta u•tusc
"The-girl had blood from t he top or at lea st twice in the neck and upper lo arto" an cmcrafnn \.lit on a
hcrheadtothcbottomofhcr(ttt The bod~. 1hcn walked around to th( bu'itnc' phonr CXS\:hn,er<>atd But
lad was drenched m blood and the • pas.scngcr's stdc and dtd tht" same to he :iddrd that the lav. applic onlt to
man was drenchC'd 1n blood. too." the chtkS bu~me« phuncs 10 .irca' of Pl.IPhC
Cashier Marco MeMndcz said WttnC$SCS had to cron the 'itrc-ct 10 a , sc..l 11 ma' no1 rnunt tn 1h1~
Monda) he rould not stt the ta~ a Pl> telepho ne to summo n pohC't' ca\C'"
lntae
bla k t 986 TO}Ota MR2. It en
number IRIK616. ~ 1lotcn ~mC'·
tune Monda from tht 80 block of
Lakrptnc • • • Tool •"Orth Sl.630 Mtt stolen
from a bu.sinn) 1n tht 9 block of
Jeronimo Road bt'tv.ttn 6 p.m
undanmd 8 a.m Mcmda). • • • mt-one pned open the S<'rttn and
opened the v.1ndo• at a home 1n the
20 blOC'k of Madrona bt'tYlttn 4 pm
and m11!n1&ht tonday and stok 1 v1~Jttte :-rtt<>fdn" and SlO ·1n
rotn • • • l v.o urt and 1v.o nmi •trt stoka ..
on a 19 I Dauuu ' Z.X per\td 1n
the 14~ bl ~ of "ton \Cnuc
mC'ttmC' Monda)
.,._wport81aclll
a&as.s and metal T ·t<>P roof pend
u1u<'d 11 S v. t ;\en from a
' -'
. . .
.\n t'\l1mJted s ~ noo in cash "3"
r('porll'd ,11,kn ~hlnda~ lrom the safe
of .i df"\ , ll'.1n1ng 'lhor on Eas1 Coast
H1gh"J' . . .
\ \om \..lr \ll·r<-o 'alued at S' II
\\JH<'pt'nt'd'itolenfroma"hne IQ '
\ \\ Rabb11 parl ed unda~ night on
\ 1J l Mla The thief app:1rt'nth
remn' ed the dn' l'r's side rt'3r "in-
dov. 10 ptn rntn into 1he 'eh1r le
Fountain Valley
-.\ U -\car-old mJn v.u arre-..tcd
Monda~ on su p1 ion of shoph(hng
"'hen hc-. a'i allc,t"dh C'flUIJlt II') tn& to
-..1cal a pu~nnd hairchps from adrui
stMe at 16141 Harbor Bhd usJ)C(t
na\ 1d C1ut1erre1 \\85 CllC'd and re-
k<i'>l'd Ur ""ac; "'eanoa a "h11c
blou • pm._ ._m, b lue pantie and a
pant) -filled bra. authonttn satd
• • • Tv. o mm ptM 'aluC'd at S v.~tt
ta._en from Fountain Center Plua.
1 .io "Broolhu .. m PluL TM 4-ioot tl~ "-foot ptM v.en-"lilt \(I be
1nstall('J at tht' plaza •hen tht\ v.crt
talen \fonda)
~ ...
.\ rd1rro 11 • t'&r~lci •oman tt-
poncJ Monda~ that her car 1tert0.
'11lutd ••SI.. . "' La.lu from ~
1:01Qta (rt 1d& ulhOnltCJ •> tbc
('nm( IN) hue bttn commuted b\-
~nc v. 1th 1 pa \kc • Tht (f'C'O
•U La~cn \\.btlc the 1;: r vo i pa,rkcd I\
a a :-en \tort ai lb-t Harbor Bh d
..
criticize NB police
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,0, h ca• <:lie' \ndc r'<~n I"" ~1<"~ h'
hJ \t lkJ th, l l>lllll1'
\~'UI 2... ' """ .tn• ha"ny
11 1uhl< , 1111<' t1n)t 1n,ur Jn1. C' mone\
1'·1.at1'><' fX'li<r .ue ""' 1n·a11n tht •:H' .1<. \llll('n \31tl R1l\ llcinc "h••
Ill 1 ~ I~'\" \krl('Jc, Brn1 "'uni
: '1 lilt I \' 11h1111t J '1111l n-car re(l<in
mjl\\ 10\Uranl l 'llnlfl:lOle' ~·11n 1
r'·l\ he \alJ
l ~te-ndtn th1 J)l'hll' I l\·rut\ t>i~
tr1' t "-llom n \1ar' \IJn \<'' 1gn'
'-ltd th~ r-.. I r<' Ol'l lt'O\lcit"f\'tl \tOICt1
~4JU\C th<'' "'en.· 'nld h• 1nn<'ICC'nl
fX"''l'k 1 hl bU\('1' h,1d n11 "'<I\ t>I
L.n11 in~ th<" lln&Jnal ll\\ nu' \\Ctl' nm
rC"1mhur'\C'd hC' \lid
r oJtcc.i.n.d ~nl \l4 llm\~h..-Juk'J
.,,.J'3r;Ue ne"'' l 11nkrt'm"<'' fflt bte1
ttltf.a't-
400 .000Bahamas dru bribetold
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Mill ~ T ..... y .,,...-« a a 111 ""Wne .-. '°a.-e¥WJ.,. of ......... o..bkit ..... ,
think we·re aoina 10 llll"plilc 101DC
people in ahe South.••
In *"'' of delelatet. New Hamp. lbire was tmall saabt iDdeed. Demo-c:nu were allotti~ 11 of I.heir 22
delcpttt 10 the nauonal con~ntion
DClll 1wnmer, with 21 apou at stake
on the Republican aide.
Pilmaaroadleads
south after NH vote
But ii wasn't delepaes that drew
the candidates aod their television
advenilina dollan to a ~nely
settled state with a reputa11on f'br
UPtCatina front-runnen and elevatin&
upstans. It was the prospect of
momentum and the ability to attract
campaip funds needed next month.
Then apin. as New Hampshire
boost.en rtever tire of pofo&ina out. no
one has ever won the White House
without a viC1ory in the fint-in-lhe-
nation primary since the Granite Sta~ mrtcd ao•na fiRt in I 9S2. ,
There was every reason to believe
that for some. the first primary would
also be the last.
Babbitt conceded that New Hamp-
shire voters had power of hfe and
death over has quest. Others were less
direct. though Kemp and du Pont
were loc;ked in a struaJe with each
other and Robertson to emerge as a
conservative altemata ve to the fropt-
runrlers.
Dukakas. the favonte son. had a
different concern. His aides pointed
.out that the largest margin in history
for a COQtCsl. of thas son was 11
percentage points.
And they "Omed aloud about
wi nners in past Democratic pnmaries
in New Hampshire being viewed as
losers because they did wo~ that
ellpteted -Lyndon Johnson in 1968
and Edmund Muskie four years later.
The trad1t1onal New Hampshire
marathon became a spnnt this year 1n
t~e e1S}lt days following last Monday
night's Iowa caucuses. Iowa Jumbled
the field somewhat. ~ttlng up Dolc."s
confrontation v.11h Bush here and
·gi ving impetus to Robertson's hope
to outlast Kemp and du Pont among
conscrvauves.
Within days of has fowa victor).
Dole gobbled up Bush's once once-
commanding lead an the New Hamp.
shire polls and said a follow-up wan
here might all but assure him of the
nominauon.
The vice president retoolro has
style and his campaign message an a
bid to rep an his foou ng. Scrapptng
the trappings of has office, he large!}
abandoned formal speeches an fav or
of campaign ing an a ski parka ·and
driving a forklift around a
lumberyard ·
He pleaded guilt) to the faults of
poor oratol) and lack of passion on
the <1tump. but said that shouldn't be
mistaken for lack of concern. "Herc I
stand. "arts and all." he said. recall-
ing -\braham Lincoln's words. If he
"asn't embracing President Lincoln.
11 "as President Reagan. and Bush
ended has New Hampshire effort an
th e same Nev. Boston. N.H .. to"n
hall "here Reagan ended has in 1980
If Reagan "t:rc not coattail enough.
Bush campaigned Monda} w11h New
England baseball hero Ted Williams
., ne Alue .. s.4 Pm•
New Hampshire's survivors tum
10uth Wednesday for the nut m.;or
battltp'ound oftht presidential cam·
peian. with Tennessean Albert Oorc
Jr. hopina to waylay the front-runners
on his home around but Northerner
MichKI Dukalds sayina he is conced·
ina nothina.
Amona lhe Republicans. Gcorae
Bush is countina on superior or-
pnization in the South to hold off
Bob Dole. and Pat Robenson is
bopi~ a strona showina in South
CatolioA can Jive-him a boost ~illf into the Super TuHday
pnmanes.
Jesse Jackson, a Southerner like
Gore, was welcomina the chanae of
scenery to a region where he has been
at or near the top in polls of
Democratic voters. His support is
particularly strona amona Southern
blacks.
After New Hampshire. several
candidates were heading to South
Dak.otLand Wyomina where lower-
stake contests arc scheduled between
now and March 8.
But it is on that date. known as
Super Tuesday. that more than one-
third of the states will vote, including
most of the South, in the closest thing
ever to a national presidential pri-
mary. And most of lhe candidates are
responding by turning their attention.
time and money southward for what
Gore called "the main event" of the
campaign.
What they will find is a massive
territory where a thorouah television
campaign means buying airtime in 20
and conscr.all\e hero Barry Gold-
~atcr.
Dole, riding the crest of has Iowa
wave. tried not to offend. "I want to
be nice to everybody this week." he
said. Even so. he couldn't resist a few
Jabs at Bush as he v1ro wi th the vice
president for the suppon of Reagan's
admirers.
.. He did what I dad an 1980." Bush
said earl) Tuesday of Dole. "He won
m Iowa and came in and talked about
momentum. I did what Pttsident
Reagan did. He (Reagan) came in and
started talking the issues as I've been
doing .... and rtfiink ifs working."
Kemp branded Bush and Dok as
certain tax raisers. and du Pont thrust
a "no-tax pledge" 1n front of Dole
dunng a debate and demanded that
he sign iL (He didn't.)
Kemp. unable to afford a fourth-
place finish behind Robertson. a1-
t3cked the former minister for "de-
liberate distortions" on has tclev1s1on
ad venasang and m pnnted 0)ers.
Robenson. whose second-place
finish was the surpnsc of Iowa. said
Ne" Hampshire m1gh1 be startling.
100 But he found himself embroiled
m an ele\enth-hour contrO\ers'
when the While House denied his
0t mote ...,.,.1e TV mutets. Tbat•s
en enormous e•pease and obstacle, ~nicularty for thoee such aa Richard
~phardt and Paul Simon who are
aaddled with debt.
On tbe Republican aide, Robenaon was poinliltl to South Carouna·a
GOP coolell on the Saturday before
Super Tueaday. The expecied low
turnout of tblt ?1mary, combined
with Robenson s constituency of
fundamentalist Christian voters,
made lbal Bible-belt siate a likely spot
for another •trona sbowina by the former television preacher.
While Dole~ Bulb in the
New HampdUre ...pnlJW)';-thc vice
president was said to have a far
superior orpniution throuabout the
South. It was a strona Southern
orp.nization -in a much more
limited rqjonal primary -that
rescued former Vice President Walter
Mondale's nomination hopes after he
fell sbon in New Hampshire in 1984.
Still. ~ill Brock. OOle's campaign
manqe.r,aid of the Bush campaian's
claim to have a "firewall of support"
in Southern states: "It's made of
straw. Straw bums pretty fast."
Gephardt, the Oemoctatic winner
in Iowa's caucuses last week, seemed
a· likely candidate to oppo1e Gore for
the modcrate-to·conaervati vc
Southern Democralic and indepen-
dent vote that Gore bas been trying to
appeal to since layina out relatively
conservative stands on defense and
foreian policy issues last fall.
Dukakis has a strona Southern
organization and was seen as particu-
larly strona in Florida.
startling claim that there are Soviet
nuclear missiles in Cuba. And he was
peppered with questions about state-
ments he made over the years from
his TV ministry.
Dukakas benefited from his dec-
ade's service as governor of neigh-
bonni Massachusetts and his long-
standing oppos11ion to the unfinished
Seabrook nuclear power plant. Hi s
aides watched anxiously to see
whether Gephardt would develop a
tidal wave of momentum following
his Iowa win. but it never ma-
terializ.ed in the poUs.
Gephardt deli vered the same anti·
establishment message that earned
him to his lo"a victor). but he found
h1msclftl')ang to fend off attacks that
he had fl1p.fl opJX'd on numerous
issue) O\ er the )t:ars. and fell into a
nast\ batt le "Ith 1mon.
"\\hen )OU sa) in a TV ad. 'who do
~ou 1rus1"' }Ou're reall~ bringing into
pla) motn es. motn a11on and
"hethcr or not somebod> 1s reliable
and I think that gOC'5 O\er the hnc."
l>ald Gl•phardt. "hose campaign de.-·
mandcd that Simon "llhdra" h1!.
commercials
1mon refused
MESANS BATTLE METRO POINTE ...
From Al
l.)f Metro Po1nll''\ J nclopment
across from C r ) stal ( ourt. L) nn
Kanaga "um c:\ aho ut h" neigh-
borhood being tu rnn J an to a "rcs1den-
11a ' 1c,land ··
...\ neighbor ta lk\ Jbout the arca
~·l nm1ng ··Jp\\ntu"n Orang{' ( oun-
t ~ •
"This 1s suppo~c.J w be a rt:\ld<'n·
taal area J nd 11 '' lummg 1n10 a
me lopoh<, .. ~•LI une "Oman "ho ___ a_s,_,e~d · nut 111 he 1dentdi cd
Dc\plle thl'1r kar\ and 1hc1 r angcr
ho" l'\l'r rl'\ldcn t \ h:I\ c resign ed
them\cl' l'' tu h"1ng·th<'lf ha ult-II 1~ a
Da' 1J JrJ (Hila.1th hattlc the' sa'
hu1 thl\ < n11!Jth " 101.1 p<>"crtul and
too \\t-.dlh\ lot lht'tl\ lo lopplC'
Echoing the scn11mcnts of sc'cral
Qf her neighbor'>. the woman ~1d.
"Thl' < 11) f'ounc1l 1s corrupt ··
\\ 31) and mistrustful of th e coun-
c1rs '011ng record. sc' eral rcs1dC"nts
alkg,·d pa)offs from developers to
'>omc tounc1l members
··Tht· things 1n the paper }OU read
about 'mo!tl ofthc c1t1Lcns want 11' 1s a
bun( h of malark~ .. h's the golden
rule The: one" 1th the gold rules." she
s:ud
.. ThC' little gu) has no chance"
ag.a1ns1 the -Ot:\ elope rs.'' anothC'r I 5·
~car rt·sadent said. ··The httlc people
don't ha' c a sa} an the matter Thal
<,hould be cap11alized. ··
"ant l ommcrn al JX·oplc."
The woman !.aid mo' 1ng as out of
the question Hu) mg a ncw home ...,
!.lmpl~ 100 e,\pcnSI\ C. she ewlaaned
Somc neighbors accused the coun-
cil of esscnt1 all} rubber-stamping the
prOJl'Cl
"They'll Just do 11. It doesn't maucr
v.h:11 "c SB) ... ~11d re!>1dent Robert
Ellis
"(Cit)' Councll members) 8•'e
momenta~ aucn11on to the JX'Ople
and then 'otc the "3~ the) want 10."
Kanaga said
The meeting begins at 6:30 p.m in
the Council Chambers. 77 Fair Dn'e
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WOMEN LEADERS OK'D FOR BOY SCOUTS ••• From Al ·
d3)S before the tnp was to began. The
outang had to be canceled. Allred said.
Gibson's lawsuit. filed in Santa
Barbara Superior Court. alleged viol·
a11on of Cali fornia's cavil nghts law
prohibiting sell d1scrimma11on by
businesses. Allred sa id.
The suit seeks a preliminary and
permanent injunction restraining the
Bo) Scouts from excluding women
from adult leadc~hip positions. in-
cluding supcn 1s1on of Boy Scout
camps It also seeks un'ipt'C1fied
damagl·-..
Boy outs' a Horne) s said that they
began to ··explon· settlement" and
"bccausr of our case. 1h1s (past) week
'oted 10 chm1na1c the men-onl)
na11onal pohC) from all \ oluntt'er
leadership pos11ions ..
Local rcs1dcn1s 10\ohed 1n the
program s~ud the) had mixed fechng.s
about the ruhng.
"I than k 1t"s ideal to ha ve men
in volv<'d in (5<:ouung). It's desianed lcadcrshlp pos111ons 1n Cub Scouts
as a man and bo)' proaram." said and (jarl Scouts. "M) personal feeling
Sonja Price. a Huntin1ton Beach 1 that it's 't:f) pos1t1ve ."
resident and Cub Scout pack leader. The Girl Scouts have allowro male
"But if )Ou don't have the men to do troop kadcrs "for a long time." said
II, )OU stand to lose the program. E'3 at·hs.dircctorofpublicrtlations
which is much worse." for thr G irl Scout Couoeil .Of Oranac
Pricesaidthertisaneedforwomen Count} Eat'h Oirl Scout troop has
Scout leaders mainly ~ausc fewer t"o leaders. 3nd 1f one leader 1s a
men are getting involvro in the malt:, the other must be a female. said
program. at·hs.
"Ifs ha~ to find men to do ir "I thank as long as people arc
an) more.'' said Pnce. "They're 100 quahfic.·d adults. take the train in~ and
bus). too earcrr-om·nted. the) arcn 't arc good people:. then there s no
the: dllds at home an> more. It's JUSI problem ... said Sachs.
kind of a shame. Tbt' pro,ram \\Ill v1b~on said shl' doesn't believe
take on. a <'hangc. rm sure.' h thc:1c 1s an~ reason wh> a woman
lkm1c Rothcn. another Hunt-can't be 1 a out leadership pos-
angton 81.'ach Cub &out leader. 1t1un
echoed Price's sentiments "I'm '"Cl) ha pp)' lhal other women
"Once m) kids "ent into the Bo> "'II hJ'c the opportunity," she said
out!>. Dad took o'er." she said. of the Bo} ~-outs' policy reversal "I
"But a lot ofsmglc "omen don't ha\C ha'e rnJo~cd workanJ with the boys.
1ha1 option... I'\ c bc:rn a good mou vator ofbo}s:I
Dc'on Doughcrt). dircc1orof 80~ 1h1n l it's 'Cl) important for bo)s 10
outs of .\menca. Orange Count\ be around mrn and "omen ...
Biden improves
from surgery ..,,,.,.
Council. said ha' mg womt•n 1n I kr ')on Chad also saw no reason
leadership pos1t1ons might al·tuall) for women to be banned from
tnlrt'asc l'nrollrnent lcaJ{'rsh1p.
".\II that "ill happt'n 1s that an "Some of thc older Scoutmas.tcrs
hnrd-to·real'h areas. where there ma} {'arc but none of the kids care:· he
not Ix· males to lead troops. a woman said. WASH INGTON (AP) -Sen.
Joseph R. Biden Jr. of ~laware
contin ued to improve four days afier
surgery 10 correct an aneurysm in an
artery supplying blood to has brain. a
hospital spokeswoman said.
fhe 45·ycar-old S(nator remained
in intensive care at Walter Reed
Army Mroical Center but was listed
an satisfactory cond1t1on. said Doris
Nutt.
"Senator 81den continues to im-
prove." said Nutt. who read a
can step an nnd fill that role, .. said "I thank women arc full y capable of
Doughcrt). "I think we'll probabl> doang the.-thing<; men do." her son
sec: an incrcaSl' m enrollment because added
there will be mun• a'aalahle leaders.. The law'iull. however. will not be
Werner Escher. a former Scout-droppt'd unul there ·•s a scnlement
master. said he "as unaware of the that not onl> eliminates the previous
poliq change. but felt 11 was probably poliq but contains a legally binding
for the better. comm1tmcn1 that tht' policy wall be
··1 can't sec v.h> a "oman couldn't se\-nl·utral 1n the future. Allred said_
be IO\Olvcd 111 BO) Scouting:· said nr AHod•lftf Prr•• •l•o <'Ofl-
Escht"r. whostr WlfC' nas bt'cn In trib•tftl fd ttl• rr,,.rt.
GROWTH CONTROL •..
From Al
prepared statement issued by the
hospit.al. "Has conditio n is listed as
satisfactory and his physicians are
pleased with the progress he is malting." cen1ficat1on ofthl' m111al1\e pt't111on "•lhou1 them
looked good Lise" here. 1n Huntington Beach. Doctors have limited Baden's vas· "W,. recct\Cd som" s1gnatu"~ an 1 · ~ ·1 be I " " ' ~upporter\ o a nt) an111a11ve therr ators to 1am1 Y mem rs on y. Nutt the mail after the deadline that ere turnl'U m 1 ~ . .289 ~•gmaturcs 10 the cit~ said. Bidcn and has wife. J ill. have postm3rkcd befior-· rhe dcadl1n" and I 1 h ; h h.ld .. " l' l'rr. t is mommg. To get the t rec c 1 ren. wc were "'onc.Jcnng wheth•r we 1 c.J I B.d h h ad h c-" c1 '" 1 cs o" ·srowth measure on the
\\ r 'l' lrna1.hl 11 .ind lought 11. hut
"h' h111h,·r' 1\l..ed J I ~.,earr<'s1dcn1
"ho .1\1..t·d n1111t1 ~· 1dt•n111ied ·· 1 hi\
1,n·1 ~'"t'rnmln t h the i:x·oplc and
1~1r tht• pl'11pk r ht\ 1\ gcH crnmcnt h'
lhl J l'' l'lflf)(''' Jnl.l Im the dt'-'\°11tpl'I)
L1~c has neighbors. Kanaga said the
lllunc1I does not care about residents
"The C11~ Council. m our Judgment.
is nut representing the people m a
grncr31 wa}. The) arc representing
the people the) feel arc the most
mflucntaal.'' he said.
"( 9sta Mesa's rulinJ out home·
m' ners." one woman said. "The) JU<;t
• en. w o e s t c ~nate Ju· should submit them for possible baflot an Huntington Beach. 9.435 of
.\ stof) published an Sunda>"s diciary Committee. had been com-1nclus1on." !Mltd Rogers. "The rcg1s-thl' signatures need lo be ven ficd as
Dall> Pilot haJ mrurrect information plainina for several weeks about neck trnr told us that would probably not 'alid b) the rnunt) Registrar of
l'lll1l'l'fn1ng thl' upcoming Measure A painhethoua}lttobeapinchedncrve. be nettSSU). that we would qualify Voters.
elec tion 1n Fountain Va lley. In o~cr .~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
tu indudl· ;1 reta il center in Fountain
PACTS CHALLENGED •••
Valk~\ !)outhpark development.
'01ef\ on f eh 2J must cast a ')cs'
'oil· ·\ 'no' 'ote on the ballot "'ould
dl·ft:at the prupo5(.•d retail center. The
Oa1I~ P1lo1 regrets the error. From Al
l hJrgc\ frnm ml·:i,un· \U pponcrs that
dn eloper' Jlld roun1' offin al\ are
tr~1ng Ill UrtUITIH'nt the Ul17C'n \' IOlllall\ ('
Member\ ul thl· en ' 1ronmcntal
group LagunJ < 1rl'l'n Belt "'hllh
bJl l..\ lhl· \lo" gro,\lh 1n111atl\C ~'
lhl·~ mtcnd to file su11 t hallcng1ng the
kgal11~ uf tht· dl''<'lopmcnt ·agrer-
mcnl\
Green lklt members sa) propo~
de\-clopmcnt agreements an south
Orange Counl\ J o not contain safe-
guards afl'"" traffit congestion
''The) 'c alrcaJ) filed a list of 40
obJt:l'l1on'i tu the agreements with the
count) Plannma ( omm1ss1on:· so1d
fom R er\. to-author of the slo"
1t1ow1h 1n1t1Ull\C "That wall be lht
ORANGE .........
COAST ~·· r•I
MAIN OFFICI
basis of1he1r lawsu11:·
Rogers said his group. Orange
C'ount) Toriorro". which spon~rcd
the count) wide 1nat1at1ve. "ould be a
part) 10 the lawsuit.
Fcarsofy, hat the lawsuits would do
to the prospt'Ct of bond financing for
south county roads led members of
the Board of~ upen 1sors to postpone
dcc1S1o ns on three oth~r development
airccments 1111 Wednesda)'.
The thl'tt"that were approved were
not connected w11h the bond financ-
inJ plan. but m111at1ve supporter\
saad they had hoped all of the
development agrcerpents would be
postponed so that negot11t1ons could
aakeplace betwecn developers. coun-
ty officials and 1n1t1at1ve supponers.
• • • \ pon1on of thc ;1r11cll' m Mon-
da}·.-. Dall) P1lo1 on the 1. Vakn-
t1ne's Da) p<lrt) at ahc Mesa (.'om-
munll) Center v.as inadvertent!)
omitted
Herc 1s the orn1t1<'<1 portion 1n ats
ongnmal lOntC\I
"Nunc1 kno"s first-hand about the
an\lelle$ 1ha1 nnompany adoption.
he and her husband have four
ch1ldrcn, all adopted at birth.
"Nune1 once had a real estate
fort-closure prn<'llcc. "fused to throw
people in the \trcct," she said.
"She d1dn'1 much like it.
"fn 1981 . whcn the Nunelcs
adoptt-d thc1r fint child. she changed
the focus of her practice."
The Dail y Pilot regrets the error.
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Contnbuton to our U'ttCf1 column mutt andudt
their natM and tele'phonc numbtr for venficatton.
Tell,. us what's on your mrftd. -
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YOU'RE INVITED!
Joi n us fo r a unique
demon tration of neckwcar
crafting by,
Ferrell Reed.
You will be able
to observe
neckwcar manufacturing
from start to finish .
An elegant collection
of fi ne si lk
fabrics will be on hand.
should you choose to watch
the ncckwcar of your choice
being made
-Dale-: Thul'sd•y. F• . 18
Tlme: 12:00 Noon to 4.-00 p.m.
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.. Orange Coatl DAILY PILOT /~uesday. February 16, 1988 * A 3
Bulll r1~ Bo~H u
Stock' market
seillinar slated
at Golden West
Kirkpatrick: Wol-ld is getting smaller
Stockbroker J erry H ays. who believes the stock
market will recover after the November 'Clcc t1on.
will present a six-pan seminar o n investing at
Golden West College. beainnins Wcdnesdax.
The Wednesday nit.ht workshops will mctt
from 7:30 10 9 p.m . in ~oom 224 or the collc$c·s
administration building. It will cover i nve~ung.
information sources. marain buying analysis of
sccudt1cs. price forecasting, financial statements.
interest rates and taxes. ,
The cost of the six programs is S3 7, and
additional information and reg1stratton may be
obtatned b > calling G WC at 891-3991 .
Sovlet talJc set
Dr. John Wh1telc}. professor o f social ecolog)
at Cl. will share h1sexprncnces on two v1s11s to the
Soviet Union at Wedntsday's meeung of Educators
for Social Responsib1l1ty.
The meettng will be held al 727 Bellis sn
Newport Beach at 5 p.m A S5 donation includes
dinner. and reservations arc a vailable at 76().1691.
Ex-U.N. ambassador
says n ext president
must be more flexible
By PA UL ARCHI PLEV
Of .... o.llr~ .....
While making no pred1rnon!> about " ho
will be the nc>.t U.S. pre~1dcn1. fo rma l .S.
~mbassador 10 tht• lln11ed Na11 un\ k an.:
K1rkpa1nci.. \a1d he \\111n(•ed1mag1na11on
and flc\lb1lit} lo al t in 81\ 1mri.'a)1ngl}
1nterd1:pt>ndl'nt "orld
In Jn 1n1c:n 1c" .it tht• In.inc Htllun a nd
;ro"l'r'>. follo,1.c:d b) a ke}nOll' addrc'>s at
the annual dinner of the Industrial Lt•ague
of O rangl' Count}. K1 rkpa1m k \aid the
nc>.I prci.1den1 v.111 face Lhallcngc' and
oppu.nun111n being t reatl·d 1n an 1 .. ntl'r·
dcpt>ndt:nt '-'Orld 1ha1 hJ., o h\c url'd
border-. J nd d1m1 natt·c..I 1::.ulJ t111n1'>nt
That 1n1crdc:pendt·ncc 1\ l'\pt•u.ill~ c' •·
dent 1n'\.'conum 1l ">
··I,'. r 'n: trul) 1,, ing 1n J gluti.il li'>lJI
)~'>lt'm that''> mort· \l1la11k morl lr.1g1k.
murl· man1pul..tll\t' am.I murt· 1nll'r.itll\l'
than an)th1ng "l!.'t' l''t'r l'\l>l'rtrnll'J
\hl' \Clld
Jeane Kirkpatrick
'>1111 unck ar.
.\no thcr nam plc o t ""f\J 1nll'r
dqx:nd1.:n(I.' l·an h\.' found 1n thl 'f''' ,1J •11
\ 1uknlc
Like~ l'lt' tilt-pl drug 1rading "OJ'.'.<'r.llC'\
BlW\\ tnlt'rnJ11on.il borde~ a' 1f thl''
"-l'rrn't tht'rl'.. ·
··Pwbll'm'> 1ha1 orisina1c 1n r~mc11c
plall'\ iC't lramplJnll'd 10 thl' \trc:ct\ of
P.im <1nd ,, • .,,. 'I orl.. ·· ll.1ri..pa1mk \a1d
"and '-'t' ka1 n '>Omt•thtn& about lhl'
poruu)nl.''>'> ol 11u1 border.. ..
The: l n11nl 'ilalt'\ find' tl!M:lf C'\lnr11ng
011 1a ni..t•r\ in Ult' Pl'r\1an ( 1ull 11111 '"
m ulh bnau~ ol ti\ o"n dl'pt>ndl'nn· un
O PE( oil but tx·cau\r of II'> allll'\0
dl'pt>ndrncc \hr \atd
'"t' "oulcJ it'd tht• 1mp;H1 11 thl· ~ult
°"'l'fl' dl'\lilbtll/l'J .. '>ht• \atd
\\ l11lc 1n\ft'J\lng 1nt1:rdcp<•ndt•ntt' "ill
prt·\4.·nt 3 'a\I r;ingl' o l problem\ I\• 1 hl flt' \I
prt''lttknt at k3'>1 onl' l'>\U\' could t' .. l'l h"
tJ \l..'I -thJl 111 thl' l.,o\ ll'I l 01011 ' Ill'~
"¥IJ\llt!\I . polrl'
i...1rl..pJtntl.. h\.'11nn \o,1ct l'•l nllt'r
\lilh..i.il Gurb • .1Lfu.' t~ m.1 ~10¥ .in hont'''
t'Tf11rt 111 t J\\' inH·rnal H·prt'\\11111
·1 th1nl.. ht undl.'l"\tJnd' the 'n' 1r1
I ntltn .. .in n·mJtn .i po"rr 11 thr '"'' rJn
uni. 11 th, ~I\ ll'I n11n1Hll\ ,1r. ~·
IJ I J1. flll/1.'t! 'ht• \31d
'l \ l'rlhl'lt':i." \menca Should '-'Cllllrtll'
1h, 'h.ingc,. hO'-'l'' n modt:i.I
F11r1un..all'" \mC'ncan:i. a•e i ood ..it
oidJ pt 1n1 tu l h.in¥t " hr \aid ''" t rt·
muth ll">\¥11o<l JI "a11tng "cuprralt' tn J
'r•' 'hun lllllt lr.1mt ··
Bui thf nnl L '°I pn."\td C'nl a nd h1'
adrn1n1,1r.111un .,,.,11 hdH' to learn Ill h.
pJll\'111 ... , thn dt-.11"1th lht• ncv. prubkm'
uf Jn tnlt'fUt'IXnlh Ill .,.orld
"\\ t' tan prt'P•Ht' I •r J mClrc: com
pct1ll'l' r11l,lt n11 it Jnd 1n ma n~ "a~'
mor,· 1ntrrn11ng \\111ld · K1ri..pa1r1ck said
.. \ncJ .,.t. 1J n ho.· ~u1dt•d h\ uur u"n
l'\flt'flt'nu \\hHh lt.ithn 1h.1l frt-eJom
"Ill "\ . "o" ..a'' nd1n11,·d .t•lumnl\I and h1~hl~
rqtJrdt·d for lwr l'\ rx n 1w rn turc1gn pollt'
m .1 11,·r, i...1r!..patr1l ~ "'"" 1 \.3) "he'tht·1
\ht' "ould Ix-""'"'°~ '" pla'-a pan 1n 'oh 1ng 1h1..1~· prubkm' ... , a mc:mlwr 111 tht •
nt ,I prt'\ltknl '.1dn 1n1<,tra1111n
I J\l IJll \ht· 1 ph J n 11 111 C'nln tht· •
rrn1Jt nt1JI r~ll' \t,ir' no ... hvpr )hl' "'II
.i tt pt .in 1n' 11.11111n 1<11111n tht' Rc:publltJn
111111 lfll'l'' lll'~l.'I .J\ 1h1.· \!Cl' prC')llknt1JI
,, '" I 'h.'
I I I h.1 I \hl' k .I\ (.'\ I h1 door u rx·n !11111 I
J r J '
"\1 'landard Jn'"l'I In that h thJI t1H
' 1 p 'd, n • "tlt1 .1h,11lull' v.1ir'' J"I' 11
r r• !II l-.11 \..f'Jtrll I.. \Jtd . ..
Drug workshop planned
la!>l lall·) ~t0<..I.. m..arl..ct lrJ\h -·HI.il l
Mo nda) .. -"'J' J <;~mpt<>m ol thdl
S)\lrm i...1rl..pat1 It'!.. ..a id "hat 11 mt-.rnt
anJ ho\' II Jffl•ctcd lhl' "'<Hid\ nunonl\ ,.,
··Terrorism is a d1rl'\I rl,ult 111 1111
'>hruni..cn "'orld :· shl· !>aid ·It'' l'Jlt ""l'
k1nt.I of a nr". untam1li.1r ·'·'' It'
ohhtl'r:n1ng tht' boundann lxtv."11 .•.ir
Jnu pt'Jt:I.' ..
\n<l 111 Ju !hJI ht• rt·J111n h• •'Ill h.t t' 1
l J'' tit' llttht rl'IO\ ol lrn1ral11.1t • •t .1'
h.1', lonl! \t 1lkd CCl)nnm ll prn~rC''' I !'1l'r
If 1\\t\~d lllll'fOJ lthJng{'d •r 'Ill "
,,, I mrJn \tH 11."I 1nll'll\111n' h n, t .... ~ •
1111\ 1 n.11111nJlh ,, ,,.,II., f"t'''"" v.anl\ ti 'ti"'' •HI\
J P< 1, '' ' 1• "' I do" n ( 111rhal ht·~ 1\ .. ,.,m,·thin~ · ,,
.f1lh n·nt ·· K1rl..riJ 1r1d, \J1d · n• 1 r
.1111. k" Jangnnu' · T he Starting Point Communtt) i\dv1sol)
Committee will hold a free cduca u onal workshop on
the e ffects of alcoholism and drug addiction
Wedne<;day from 7 10 9 p.m. at the South Coast
Village Mercanttk Building at Bear Street and
Sunflov..cr A \t~nue. Costa Mesa
L)nn Brennan. director of the' o utpat1l'nJ
program Path"'ays to Discover). will conduct the
session. Call Brad Leathers at 642-1505 for more
informa11on
Water talk ln Valley
Roben Potter. deput} director of the Staie
Depanmcnt of Water Resources. v.111 '>peak on the
future of\ah forn1a "ater Wed nesda) at 9-30 a m. at
the Orange Count) Water D1s1nct office. 10500 Ellis
A,c., Fountain Valle)
The progra m is <,ponsored b' 1hc \fu n1c1pal
Water D1stnct of Orange Count} (all% '·5M>I fo r
d eta ils
Llttle League meeting set
f ountain Valle) Regio nal Hosp11al and Mt•d1·
cal C\'nter "ill host an open meeting for thr board of
Fountain Valle} ·s L111lc League Wedncsda) at 7
p m 1n tht' hu'>p1tal\ confl'renn· room
Stl'\l' Odgcr'.>. a strength and cond111o n1ng
consultant. v.111 addrl'SS parent~ and ans"'l'r thrtr
question\ alx1ut 1ra1n ing. ('all Pam Kolosn" at
8-l2-9 55 kir murr inlu rm a11o n'.
Dinosaur talk slated
Mark R()(•da a palcon1<1log1\I and rnnsultant
10 the 'an l>u:go "a1ural H1'itnn M useum. v.111
pn.·Sl·nt an upt.latl' on recent disco' cries of dinosaur
fo..,s1ls Wcdnc<.da) a t (')'ital ( 0'<' Park in Laguna
Beach.
Thee' en1 '" ~ hcdulcd fur .. '\Op m and au·css
1s gained from Pacific Coast H1gh"a~ behind El
Mo ro . hool (all 49..i-1539 for fun her information
Seamanship course in NB
L.: (. oJ~I (ruard .\uXlhar\ Flot1lla ~-I ol
Ne"' port Bl·ach v. 111 ofTl'r a ha'i1l skills and
seamanship cour~ <.taning Thursda~
Thi.' courr.c 1r. Opt·n 10 the puhlic ant.I "Ill be:
taught Thursdays from 7·30 to 10 p.m . al thl· Sl·a
Seo ul BaM·. 19JI PaC'1fic Coast H1gh"a~. ~t·"rof}
lkal'h. ( all the au \Illar) at b 7 5-1582 fo r dt•ta1h
I CALENDAR
Tuesday,Feb.16
• 6.30 p.m. Costa Mesa City Coa.ncil. t:ounol
chamlxrs. ~ Fair Dme
• 6 . .10 p m Costa Mesa Planning Commission.
stud) session. ( ''> Hall fir-;1 noor ronfcrC"nce room.
77 Fair Orl\c
• 7 p m HHC1a1ton Beacb City Coa.ncll,
council chnmbers. :?OOO Main St
Wednesday,' Feb. 17
• 6:30 p.m. Costa Mesa Traffic Commission.
council chambers. 77 Fair Dn'e
Getting spiffy
Tlm Gardlnl and Jeff Wall•mJth wub a repro
ductJon of a 1935 Mercede. 500a ln preparation
f9r the exotic car expo last weeke nd at the Orange
County Fairgroun<h.
Champion surfer rides wave 's
crest to supermarket shelves
0 < E .\N~ll>r t -\P) -Rather than
'>.llH'' Jnd 1>1ntml·n111> sooth the bh~1enng
\Un 'urfcr-cntreprcnr ur Do na ld
t ..al...1\,1n1a " 'Plil'>h•ng around 1n the
bu'>lnt·~~ o l m.innJdl''>
f h,· thrt't'·llme l ' lo) surfing champion
and ""rlJ-rc:m1.,,.m·d sur1board nlJi..n
ho..art.lc:J a Jt'lltm·r in his nall\l' HJ,•a11 J
4uartt·r-tt'ntu~ ago 10 make a go ot 11 un
thl' mainla nd
H" SU rfuoard hu\I nes noun \hnl Jnd
h1' 1slant.l-'>I' k on-the·'iand harbl.' ... ue'
ht.·t·a nw lcgl'nd.i r) hul 11 v.as onh a It'"
)Car~ :igo that hr dcc1dt'd to m ine dollar'>
fnim the )('l.'rl·t lamil} rectpt'' lUl l..1.·J
tn\lcJI.' hi\ hdg&IC\
Feliu" "tirah<." lltrc: alread' tilling up
ix·anul hullrr 1ar' Jnd lOITt't' cup<, -.11h lht•
n ch homcmadl' \au e<. . om c of ht<, "da" n
patrol" hudd1n n en J unked J 1)utp.hnu1' ·n
thl· ... 1ufT
"People p ut 11 un their hao;h hro"M ;:inJ
1ht•1rcgg' cu11Jgc ... hl·cse C'\l.'f'th1ng !hr
rJge OO\\-'" pt>Jnut tiu11er J \f~Jdll JnJ
hJnana s..anJ"1lht'.., "llh m' l huni..,
plnl'3ppk rnJnnadl· .. Ta!...i,JmJ -.aid on
the beach IJ'>l "l't'l..
The 1ang} sauce QUll h laught o n tn tht'
"urling com mun11~
.., v.as sending 11 all o'er th1.· 1.ountf) 1n
ti11k boltles. tht'n thl'' v.antrd gallons o l
the slufT. I \\JS !>ending ptnl "h1sJ..e~
tiottk\ of lhl· stun Ill lricnd' I drani.. thr "h1~l..n fir~t. of cour~ .. T .li..a, a ma said .
1 hr J1m~u1" t' ..i+, t'JH1ld 1 J ka\ ama.
thl· nJt1un's \U rfer 1.hamp 10 Ill.,~ I~.,,
anJ lll--l. thl'n staned ~llllrng ha<. tcm al..1
\.tu1:l''> Jnd solcJ them Jt ht' 'url <,hop
< Prnmt•rual product1<ln .1nJ J1<,tn hu t1on
\\,I, thl' Ill'\ I '>IC'J>
l ndn thl \urkr ' < h· "l .i~· lhl
mtlU\h·\\Jlt'r•ng \u-11'' I h I,,. 'l'tl\J~
JndC'hunl..' p1n .. :Jpf'lt n'J'rn.iJ, rot.Jr rh J
loso o l J n,1~ .. riJin~ T J J\Jr. J .1·~
lurn::nth J\JtlJhk .J: ,,. 'C~'T"'.Jfi..l'I'
and 01h1." '' 1'•'' i-: .. ' t' J "' , • '"' .!
lllll'fl.'\I
· Tht·' rt.' ,j1 1n~ _, I , ·
Thi~ th ni: ' HJ!(. ~
T ;ii..a,am.J 7-.i"
"hen ... .,1..,·..t 11 ~11' nt \• ·
\\OulJ lll.' han-. Jt'" n l .1 JC'"
,,n ht' J Jrh 'urli11~ 11tuJ h
";n I JU'l tdl tht•m I 11
mt•t•11ng ··
He h.i\ nt1 1ntt•n1i.1n ll .1~.1 ~
su rlh 1a rJ fol h in
"I lo\l' foam and 'l'' n ,. f ~ .. r•
he o;a1d "I CJn 1 lr<1H' that ' I
the hoard~ T ~·ma~ "'t:tkl'"
lo.. r ~pJl't \.. "'·'' thl' l..n not!.' 'J1t'.1l.1 1 ,11
l11Ju\t J I \'.J~Ul'.\ Jnnu.il J11ne•
Two held
in bank
robberies
B\ ROBERT HY'\OMA:\
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111.111 ll,.,..ritxJ ·" J tr;tn\ll'nt hJ'l lx>t.•f'
.111~ -.•,·J •n ,u~f'll 11111 11 1..nmm1111n~ Jt
It .1 l •• t\Jrl.. r.1hbcrt<"' throughnut
\ •I 11 ( J I HI 1,1
I ., \r ~ti ,\hu1ff,dC'putlC'\ JdlO~•"
JI\ I' •II\ ln11U\ I 1p JfTC'\ted th't lhrt't mt 11
l.t'l \l1nJJ• 1 thl '''' nl "JI nut ..;i1d '~ •r, I krut\ K 1g.~r Hon
\ '''ll'd "'t rl· IJmt·, R.1,"lt~ht ~l'l "'
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th1 I Ill •t • I ' \\J,..:1oh.11"' ff~' ind
!'kt • 1 I J tlJv..1 1 lr.i~~t·Jnu P.i\Jtkna
Vista V iew
teacher dies
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11~ , H ·' • .1 :l·.11 t1l • "h,1 hdpt·d \ "·'"
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1.J• , Hl ''"' ~~
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V. ·di, ,J.l' J 'J "'' \11T'nn Jnd .llldt
1 1it, , < t> .r h • H unt n~t.rn fka1.h HI\
I, . t ,,, 'U~\,llJ th.ii "'n1rihut111n' ~
n .id• '" lht '\.1·1nn,1 R1othcrdp\ (1rl1ur
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\\ ,,. ., ni ,. J ·ca1. hi.:r lk hJJ
J ·' th Jlld ~l·nutnL latl.' tor the: l..tJ\. .
'-• l'r 'hlj'IJ P1•11, \.. \11 ,,Jhan ·It J1d:i I
• 'f)Jt ;i.1r• ••I 1hc" rd the l.h.h"' • -
11., I. ".J' 1t'>ll h LfC'Jll Jr '"'"~'
,; • >lll1 I 1,01
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I h ' tlln," .l' ht' h.id \ 1\llt'd lht'
, l."'1•'••"11 'l 't" J t mt'\ in rt:1.C'nt monthl
,k\f'lh •11, '.11 nt: h,·Jlth T'il\ mnrn:n .
1h1 rr n, p.1 .1nn .. untt"J "ll'v.' '' th<'
tt·;t, h, 1 'J~Jth l• lhc , h ldr1,·11
( •ll \\It,-....._ ' \U' \ ·,! "' h ' \'Ill'
1 111m11· Jrh! ' •'' Prtcr and ''l' l'n.
r.111. •ll\ () !lJ. t'1d lc.ir ( rr('\\hncl.. hi\
m.111.1 OJ ~ranu lh1.·1 \ m.rnd.i \ta nu no
.1nJ hr,1thl''' \It, hJ d .ind Oonald
(If .,,h1X\..
Worker· won-'t call foi' help
as man _stabs wife, daught.er
blad. I '-'M' '"""11 \\Xll \ p;irl..t•J
..,unda' n1gh11ln ( n~t.il .\'cnuc thl'
' '' 11 m ll•IJ poltt t' • • • \n ,·,11m=itcd ~'i Ono rn ca h "35
rcpon,·J <,tnkn \h indJ' from 1he salr
of J dn ..... k.rning \hor t'n Ea\I \03 1
Hitth" J\
Victims of car scam
criticize NB police
LO ANGELE ( P) -Whtie a
woman and her 3-}cnr-old daughter
\\trc tx-1ng tabbed rcpcattdl)'. a gJ\·
s1a11on a1tendan1 refused t-0 adm11
fra ntic witnesses 10 summon hr lp
tx-au!.C ht• was =ifra1d ht m1gh1 be
robbed. pohct• said.
Their alleged a uacker, the woman"•
common -law husband. stabbl'd
himself in the nee!>. and "was standing
with the knife 10 his throat demand·
mg that the offici-rs kill him " when
pohce amvrd. ~1d gl. Grorgt
Dcschf) ver -
"It looked hkc a horror movie," a
ps statLoo cmplo}ec who asked not
to be 1dcn11ficd told the Los Anaclcs
Herl!td mmcr. ..
"The 11rl had blood from lhc top of
her hrad to the bottom of her ftt1 The
lad) was drenched 1n blood and the
man was drtnchcd in blood. 100 "
Ca h1cr Marco Mc:Mnckz said
Monda) he: co uld not sec the stab-
IMIM
black 19 6 To)Ott MR2. ltC't~
numb(r IR I K6 l 6. was stoacn some•
time Monda> frot'n tht ao block of
Lakrp1nts • • • Tools •onh Sl.630 we~ ''otc:n
from a bus1nt ~ tn the 9 bloct of
Jeronimo Road tx-~·t'Cn 6 p m
h1ng!l lrom hts 'antagt• p<>int and wa"'
afraid o f robben.
"II IS \C'f) un!>afe IU let an~onc
1no;1de here because "e ha'c m one):·
Menc-ndez said. "I v.as v.ork1ng and I
had 10 "atch m' "o r!>. I couldn't take
ca re or what "is going on."
The auacJ.. OCC'urred unda} after
Mana Ehas. 27. her dau,htcr. Carla
Albanez. and a female fncnd pulled
1n10 the Thnft~ ~s station nea r Ehas'
ho me. p<>licc said.
The mother and girl were s1tt1n11n
their c:ir "'hen Ms. Elias' estranged •
common-law husband. ~ar Blanco.
48. allcgcdl} :ittackcd them with 3
hutning lmtft.
e~-.1~1,..._,1abbnt-M~ Ehas
al least twice tn 1hr n«k and upprr
bod}. then walked around to the
p;as'iCnacr"s side and did the sa~ to
the child. W1tn~5n had 10 cro\ tht 'trttt to
a pa} tclcphont to summon pohC't'
SwAd~ aAd i am. MoMI)'---• . .
mcone pncd o~n the KTttn and
opened the v.1ndov. at a t)omc 1n the
lO bl l ofMadrona ~t•-ttn 4 p.m .
and> m1dl\\Jtn Monda) and t a
\ 1~ucnc recorder and SlO tn
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Nobel physicist,
A-bomb pioneer
~Feynman dead
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Nobel
Prize-winning physicist Richard
Feynman. who worked on the de-
velopment of the atomic bomb dur-ina World War II and helped in-
vestigate the 1986 Challenger space
shuttle disaster. has died of cancer
complications. He was 69.
Caltech president. recalled Fe) nman
as "a towering figure in 20th-century
physics" who was "always curious.
always modest. always ebullient.
al"a)S will ing to share his deep
in~ights "'ith students a nd col-
leagues."
Engineer. pleads guilq in
train crash that killed 16
TOWSON. Md. (AP) -An cn&i·
neer attuKd of running a slop si,nal
and drivin& thr~ frei&ht locomotives
into the path of a speeding pas~n&rr
train pleaded guilty today to o ne
counl of manslaughter in Amtrak's
deadliest crash ever.
The state agreed to drop I 5 other
mansla uJhter counts against former
Conrail ef\&inecr Rick L. Gates in the
Jan. 4, 1987, crash, Baltimore County
tate's Attorney Sandra O'Connor
told Circuit Court Judge Joseph F.
Murray.
impnsonmcnt and a $1 .000 fine.
Gates was operating three Conrail
l()('omotives that prosecutors say ran
the stop sianal in Chase. and wound
up in front of an Amtrak train
traveli ng about 120 mph.
Federal investigators have said lhe
H -year-old Esst\ man failed to
notice the stop flgnals because of
marijuana and possibly alcohol use.
Gates has denied smoking marijuana
while operating the train.
the train.
Chief Pubhc Defender Donna
Shearer said that defenK attorneys
will try to discredit Cromwtll by
pointing out that he ran from the
scene while Gates stayed to "help
save Jives."
Gates' auomeys said they will
present evidence that the track signals
often malfunction. contrary to of-
ficial statements. The county grand jury's indictment
announced Ma) 4 accused Gates or
gross negligence. A professor of theoretical physics at
.J.hc California JnslilUlC oL Tecb-
(l OlOg)' since 1950. Feynman d ied at
,-----~ t' .m. Mo nday at UCLA Medi-c enter rom comp 1ca ions ue
Fe} nman was a member o f the
atomic bomb project staff at Pnnce-
LUo m~l and 1943 and at Los
AlamosScienttli Laboratory in Ne"
Mexico from 1943 to 1945. Oaring a commmt'.c-~1-u~, e-s ..... 1-1p-110n
after tht' Jan ~ I Q86. e\plos1on of
the space ~hunk Challenger. he
emerged as onr of the lead mg cnues
of thr :-..auonal .\l·ronau11cs and
Richard Feynman
The crash k 1 lled 16 people and
injured more than 170 others. The
names of tll Qt her I 5 victims will be
added to lhe single count of man-
slaughter by locomotive.
Testimon} had been expected to
focus on drug use. warning whistles
and lights in the locomotive cab. and
a ~eries of ~'(g~~ach signals to the swu ch whCIJ ua_ck..s_.cony_erae to
two at th!! Gunpowder River railroad
bridge.
Gates. who worked for Conrail for
14 years. has said signals mdicated he
b.o.ulcL slow down and proceed
through the swi tch. -recurrent abdominal . cancer. said
hospital spokesman Rich Elbaum.
In 1965. Fe}nman shared tht'
Nobel Prize m ph)sics with Julian
Schwinger and Shi n1chero T omonaga
for developing an improved theof) of
quantum electrod)'namics. The three
men work-ed mdependenth m the
1940s and arrived at the sam'e-t-hean-.
which allows sc1ent1sts to predict the
effectsofelectricall) charged particle
on each other in a radiation field.
"In the death of Richard Fe' nman.
the world has lost one of its greatest
intellects." said Lee A. DuBndge.
president emeritus of Caltech.
Man 10 L. Goldb<.'rger. director of
Princeton Universit) 's Institute for
Ad,anccd Stud) and a form<.'r
pale .\dm1n1,.1rat1on The t'\plo'iton
took the ll'l'S of all SC\t'n rrt'''
members.
Fe\ nman accused r-.J .\ .\ of errat1r
attt>n.t100-10 S<tfet' rnaucr~ that he
llJ...ened "to pla~ 1ng Russian roulet-te ..
Born in Far Rocka"a'. !'le" 'l ork. on \1a~ 11.1<>1 '.h·,nmaQgr~uated_
from Mas$3d1u,l·m l n'mtu~c ot
Tl•thnolog) \\1th J Bachelor of Sn-
ence degree 1n 193Q. He recel\ed a
Ph D. from Prim·l·ton in 194::!.
Fe~ nrnan's sr1cn11fic leanings de-
' doped t•arh \\Ith the aid of his
fath~r. a clothing salesman. who
taught him elementary mathemauc-s
and read his toddler son sc1ent1fie
)tud1es.
"I gre'' up "Ith him and I knc"
him throu~h man~ !>tages and he "as
JU St n ll'rrthc gu): Fe) nman'scousin
Frarll'C'> Lt'" inc said early 1oda).
The ~oung srholar JOtned the
Cornl·ll l nl\ er~1t~ facult) in I Q~5 as
an a!)so<.1all' professor of theorcucal
ph~ ~ll''-and rem:11ned there un11l
mo' 1ng to Caltl'C h 1n 1950_
It \\3!> at Cornl'll that Fe' nman did
1hc "ork that kd 10 his Nobel Pnz('.
Dl·spite fw. staturl.' as a profe>sor.
h1.· 1.on11nueu to ll'ach freshman
ph~ strs classes o'er the ~cars and to
lklm11up1ns hoolola~s.
The agreement "as announced as
JUf) sclec11on for 1ates' 1nal was 10
begin. O'Connor ~1d the state has
rtsen ed the right to ask for the
ma\1mum sentence of five years
Former Conrail brakeman Edward
CromweH has been granted immuni-
t) and had been expected to testify
that he and Gates fabricated a story 10
cover up their marijuana smoking on
New Orleans revels
on Mardi Gras day
But the National Transportation
Safet\ Board concluded that Gates
failed lo no11 ce track signals or
emergency warntnJS m the cab be-
cause he was 1mpa1red by marijuana
and poss1bl} alcohol.
Boy, 5, hero,
saves cousin,
3,. from well
~
NEW ORLE.\NS C .\P) -Mardi
(.,ras. am\ l'd m all its irre' erent
splendor tOda) "1th Jazz man Pete
Fountain stepping o ut in full clo"n
regalia. black men in black face
rolhng in the 1rad1t1o nal Zulu parade
and hard-drinking reYelers parading
nearl~ naked 1n ihe morning cold.
ahead of toda) ·s pres11g1ous Rex
parade. "h1ch is led b} the King of
C'arn l\ al.
Thousands of re,elers packed the
main parade roull·s as the morning
sun S\\ept the O\'Crn1ght chill awa}.
The forct·ast called for clear skies.
temperatures 1n the 60s and at least a
m1lhon people in the streets.
POUGHKEEPSIE. N.Y. (AP)-J\
5-)ear-old bo) grabbed the wnst o(
his ) ounger cousin 10 keep her from
fall ing into a dr)r well and held on for
fiq.• minutes 1n freezing w-eathcr
"h1lc the) screamed fo r help. their
grandmother said. :~Parole control bill JudgeOK'd
huge fee for
DC lobbyist
I : would help victims Fountain and hi s "Half Fast Walk-
ing Club'' left Commander's Palace
Restaurant "1th his 12-H"ar-old
grandson Gregor) Harrell 10 to" in
"'hat mafl'hers said \\as a 1ra1ning
Sl''s1on for the nnt ~em·ration.
The chill seemed to cut down on
the number of costumes along the
parade route. although the usual
famil) group<; "ere scattered about
"'1th lines of ladders chained in place
for eas) \IC\\ tng.
"Sean's the one who saved my life,"
3-~ear-old Case) Rose Bradfo rd said
Monda).
Sean Kmgsle}. "'ho weighs 48
pounds. and his 35-pound cousin
"ert· pla)ing her )ard Sunday in the
IO\\ n of Wappinger. said the ch1l-
drcn 's grandmother. Rua Bradford.
During a snowball fight. Casey
crashed th rough a foot of sno" and
an~ther foot of soil co' enng the well.
Bradford s:ud
SAN FR.\NCI CO I .\Pl -The
sponsor of a bill to bar thC' parok of
'1olen1 felons to counties where the
• crimes occurred sa}s 11 would protect
the' 1ct1ms and th~1r fam1lt6aga1ns1
thC' "ternf~ ing" poss1b1ht~ of another
encounter.
Sen. Quentin 1'opp. I-an Fran-
cisco. said Monda' the leg.islauon
would gl\ e parole· ot1ic1als grl·atcr
d1srret1on 1n "here to release a
prisoner and J' 01d contro' ersu:)
sul·h alt thl· one last ~t·ar tn\Oh mg
rap1ltt-muula1t)r I a"n~nce Singleton
"Thi,. t>n't going Ill n.•mo' e the fact
that ' 1oknt criminal) "tlkonttnUl' to
be n:kascd so ml'"' hcrl' in 1 he state ot
Cal1forn1a:· 1'opp '>.lid at a prl'c;\
confen·nrl· "But at lea\t ll g1,es the
Board of Pris.on T l'rms "'1de-open
d1scrc11on 1n "'hen· 10 relt'aSt' them ..
Kopp. v.p u plans 10 introduce the
btll Tucsda'. said hl· 1s "reasonabh
1..unfid..-nl" it \\111 pa-., the . nate But
he acl..no" kdgcd 11 1\ llJ...el~ 10 fa1:e
oppm1t1on in the .\s~mbl~ 's Com-
m1ttre on Public ()afct, v.h1ch he
.:alkd no1orioush un<o)mpathe11 c 111
'1c11ms' nghb kg1~lat1on
"I ''ould hOPt' that 1ha1 comm1t-
tCl'. "ould see the "1sdom oftl")-tng
to sa' c people who ha' e al read~ been
'1ci1m11l"d lhC' add1t10nal kmds of
agon~ and anguish resulting from
s.t•cing that the person "ho cau~d the
hurt and the harm and the tnJU~ 1s
bad. 1n the 'er. ~me communll\
"hl'rl· thl' crime OClurred.'' he said ·
J...opp denied tha t protests o'er
1ngk1on's rclca,.e r rompted hi m 10
take the anion . s~~ 1ng he wa s rl'-
~ronJing to rcqul·~t~ h} members of
.JuSlll'l' for ~lurda \'1 11 ms 1ha1 began
prl•, 1ou I~
Harnet Salarno. president of the
\Jn Franc1sco-ha.,cd organ1za11on ot
\1rt1ms of '10lcn1 u1mes and the1r-
fam1hl·s. said the proposal addresses
thl· "forgotten 'Kt1ms of '1olrnt
lrlnll' ..
~larno. "ho!><.' daughter ~as
murdered ~1d '1\.l1ms' fam1h mem-
bers "don't wan t to !>ee the cri minals
e'er again .\nd "'h~ 'hould the~ be
I Offed to put their homes up for sale'"'
SA1' FR.\ Cl CO ( ~P) -~
JUdgl' Jppro' 1.•d a huge a11orne~ ·., frt•
for \\\•dtl'Ch Corp 'candal figure E.
Rohnt \\'all..lch jfil'r asking him to
lobb' the White Hou'>e on h-1s behalf
tor a· frdr1al JUdl',l''>htp. a ne\\Spa~r
reported
upenor ( oun Judge Eugcnr
l~ nch granted \.\ allach and his
partner a $ I m1ll1on fel; 1n September
1981. during thl· lime Lynch "as
being cons1dnnJ for appo1nlml'nt to
the l '_ . D1,1r1n Court. the San
rrann!l.:O Chron1ck s.atd lodD ).
L ~nrh. ''ho "as appointed to the
d1\lrtll l·ourt 1n an Francisco 1n
Jjnuan IQ 2. ma' ha' e \IOlated the
s1atl··-. Jud1ual C o<k of Conduct b'
appro' mg thl' flX' for Wallach. ac-
Fat T ut'':>da' 's ft·s11' 1t1escnd a four· da~ "cd..rnd ·for most working folk-;
111 thr Cit) That ( arl· Forgot Parade.,
rolkd n1gh1l~ for l\\O Y.eeks un
"orkda's -th tre or more on
"t.'drnds -l'3l h attended b' cro" do; ofthou~nd'i ·
The Zulus. ongmall~ a 'Satire on the
pomp of e~clust'e social CJrnl\al
clubs. or KrcwC's. ''ore grass skin'
<tnd blaci.. fan· Tht ir parade rolled
Thl're was a band ofnanr/1 bees. a
string of bu1tl.'r01es ""h (_gossa mer
\\ 1ngs and :i famtl ) of ~n
boogies" touting thl· '.'le" Orleans
a1nts
In thl' Frtnrh Quarter hundred of
T ulam· studl'nb grci ted the dav.n
"Ith hcllowsof" tl'lla. tella." 1m1ta-
t t0n~ of Marlin Brando in •• .\ trct·t
Car Named De~m· ..
Bradford said ~an ran to his
cousin and caught her wnst in ume to
prn rnt her from falling the fi,e feet
into the v.cll
"He's got strong muscle<;." Case~
~aid.
Abortion advice ban rule blocked
cord ing to kgal l'\pt'ns DENVER (AP) -~ federal Judge has temporanl} tx·fore ft·dcral 1uJges in Boston and Ne" York .
"You could reasonabh conclude barred enforcement of a ne\ federal rule that pre, en ts Filing the su11 against the gO\Crnment were Rod)
that ·hl' should not ha' e panic1pa1ed federal!~ funded fam1l~ planning clinics from ad ' 1s1ng Moun tam Plannrd Parenthood based in Den' er. Planned
in appro' mg the fee for the lawyer." pri."gnant "omen on abon1on. The ruling applies to thrCl' Parenthood of l ltah and the Boulder Women's Health
Preble tolz. a l 'n"ers11' of Cali-organ1za11ons m Colorado and Utah that brought su11. C lin11:. The ruhng ti."mpora rtl) bamngenforccmC'nt of the
fom1a la" profC'ssor. told the C'hron1-l ' .S. D1 tnct Court Judge Zita L. Wcmsh1enl granted role applies onl) 10 those three organ11at1ons. WC'1nsh1enk
ch: the mouon b~ the three bi-nh control ser,·1cclt grou~ ~1d .
l 'nch. in an 1n1en 1ev. v.11h thl' <,n-king a prelimma~ inJuCl1on against the ne" rule: The suit claims new federal ruling '1olates the
pJrx·r Jl'kno" kdgl·d that he sought \l hedukd 10 go into effect March \. Fl·dcral T11k \ ~tatute and the intent o fC'ongress. censors r ---_ ----~-------~--~-~------, heir in ''inning tht.' federal rnurt "The order Just sa~s the go\ crnment ran not put 1ht·~1.· free six·ech rights at fam 1h pl anning d101cs and '1olates _ appointmen t thro ugh Wallach. regulauon'> into effect until "e ha' ca chance to hC'ar 11 in thl· rtF,ht of pm aq uf clinic., and tht•tr oat1enu ..
T ~ "hum he dl''.)lllhl"d as an old friend. a fin.ilhca.nng." Wcm~luenluold Thc .~atcd Press. -\dnnn1~1r.a w'uLufficial.s. ha'e said 1~ tulc l1-, I Hl· said he kn'-'" 'Nallach had a close The Judge '><ltd she e'pcctcd ne" hearing dates to bl· intrndcd 10 ma i..e sure federal funds arc not used 10
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By The Associated Press.
.\n infant wit h a newly trans,-
planted heart "'as 1n scnous con-
d111on but gro~mg stronger toda).
t\\O da's after 'iurgcn. a spoke<;man
for the.Loma Linda. ·callf .. ho~p1tal
said.
The infant. 1dent1fied onl} as Bab~
Christoffer. the son of an Air Force
fam 1l~. re c1-.cd the heartSunda} in a
fi ' e-hou o ~ration b} Dr. Leonard
Baik). the urgcon "ho trans.planted
a bahoon cart 1n10 an infant girl in
1 98~.
.. He 1s sull serious but stable and
he's making 1mproH•mcnt." hospital
spokesman Dick Schaefer said. "He
"as upgraded )CStcrday from cntical w ~enous and he's 1mprov1ng."
Thr bah' was bo rn w11h h ~ poplast1c reft -heart syndrome. a
f:11a l underde' clopmcnt of the lcf\
-;1de of the heart He was m Loma
Linda's nl·o-natal mtensl\e care unit
for sl\ da)s. 1hrl'C of them on life
support. pnor to the transplant
Tht• famtl) rl·questcd that no other
1nformat1on be released. chaefer
said. There was also no 1nformat1on
released about the donor bab'.
In Penns) h an1a Monda~. surgeons
transplanted a hean into a 3-week-old
bo} "'ho also was borr:i with
h) poplast1c left-heart sy ndrome.
.\t Children's Hospital of Pit-
tsburgh. Jonathan Stov.e "ent into
surgt'f) around midnight and emerg-
ed at 10 15 a.m .. said hospital
spokes"oman uc \ar$11llo. He was
in cnt1cal cond1t1on
Jonathan. the son of Tabatha and
David Sto"c of Bea,·er Falls. was
born Jan_ 25.
Christoffer "as the I Jth bab}
under four months of age to undergo
human heart transplant surgef) at
Loma Linda Of the I~ other infan ts.
nine ha,e.surv1-.ed. including Bab)
Renn). "'ho undt'l"\.\ent surgery Jan.
31 at 20 da)s old.
Schaefer said Bab} Renny. the onh
1dentificat1on released by the hospi-
tal. "as 1n good cond111on Monday.
Bab} Renn) ·s operation was also
performed b~ Batie}. the surgeon who
became kno" n "orldw1de .in 1984
"'hen hl' 1r:insplan ted a baboon heart
into the infant known as Bab\ Fae.
"'ho died 20 da) s later. ·
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near misses over Gulf
WA HINGTON (AP) -The
nifcd State!. will )end a team of
m1htaf) offic1al!o to Iraq this week to
discuss the men-a.sing number of
close CJ1Countcr5 bclween Navy ships
and Iraqi warplane~ i n the Persian
Gulf. a top Pentagon offi cial said
todl'l).
T he official. Richard ArmllaJC.
told reponcr\ that 1he Reagan admin-
1str1uon trad-foun troubfina' an
1n 1dcnt O\Cr the "eekcnd 1n which
an Iraqi jct fiahter launched a mis •le
that passed cloSt to a Na v) de lrO)er.
Arm1taae also formally announced
the "ithdrawal of some American
"ar hips 1n the rtaion. sayina the a'> ·s suC'C'e s 1n <'Onducuns convo)
operation and hun11na minC1 ~as
allt>"•na m ' fint•tunin or t• . forte~
rm11aac. the as 1 tan1 dcfcnK
sceretar fo~ international scc_.nt)
1ffa11"&. s61d the banl~h•P lo"a and
'"u of •t~csrorts "-rtt now Y1hn1 for home and -.ould not bt reptl<'C'd 1n
the northern .\ta.bi.an Sea and tht
C,ulf of Omttn.
The helicopter earner Okinav.a
and its load of mine-hunting helicop-
ters "111 lea' e the Persian Gulf before
tile end of the month, Arm1tqe
added. The Okinawa and the
amph1b1ous landing ship Ponland.
also bcinJ v.1thdrawn from the Per-
51an Gulf. v.111 be rtplaM by a int)e
amphibious landing ship. the Tren· tem. rmita&e ~•d.
The "eekcnd·s encounter wuh the
Iraqi fi&hter appt"ami similar to the
Ma). 19 7. a1tack by an Iraqi JC\ on
th( tark. whi<'h lef\ 37 11ilon
dead. h also raised quesuon5 about
the suffie1cn of safety proccdutts
v.orkcd out t>,, t~ two countrin 1n
the aftermath of 1ht St.ark attack to
a\ old future 1ne1cftn~.
"You·re atKolutcly correct 1n that ~he fl1Jhts of tht Iraq i ~rs ... pve
u a ,~at deal ofronC't'm,' rm1t11t
$lid ·tc "ju the fll<'t oft ht finnaoftftt
m1 1k and the ranee of the finna that
w1 troubktomc 1bout the l'tttftt
C\Cnt.
,.
..
Arabs call 'Day of Wrath'
to protest Israeli vioten·ce
JERUSALEM (AP) -Israeli
soldiers "'o undcd three Arabs d urin&
clashes with d emo nstrators today and
Palestinian )Ouths stoned cars and
torched buses to enforce a general
strike in the (){'Cupied West Bank and
GaLa Strip.
Stores were closed thro ugho ut the
occupied terntories aner leaflets call·
ing for a .. da\ of wrath" urged
residents to stage commercial strikes
and sta) home from their JObs.
PLO vows to attack Israeli
targets around the world
NICOSIA. Cyprus ( i\P) -The Pl 0 1hrea1cm·d 10 Jtlaclo. lsrat'li targets
around th~ world to.da)'...l.Qa~c.oge the lo.1lling of1hrt·e gu,·rnlla rnmmanders and
the bom bing of a fen) being readied for a prute<.t ,u,age b' Pak<.11n1an
deportees. · ·
The Palesune L1bcra11on Organ11at1on ha" blaml.'d lsrad lor the <,la' ing!t
Sundot) and the explosion aboard the t>I Phn nl' ltm 'lunda' ·
.. Israel knows that the PLO as not handculled f ht· blood ol our man' rs
Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Tuesday. February 16 1988 * A 6
Waldheint
calls Nazi
role nornial
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In Jn llll"I rn~ ,,n .\RC l \ '
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V. Jl..lhl'lnl '' hr rt,·d that ht• hJJ
\ 1, JI , 111,, ll llll .lllJ "ould n111 \l\T
J• '" n J' prl \IJ\·n I J\"\PllC gro" 1 n~
11pp11\lt1 .. n '-'•tl11n \u\lrld
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n11l11Jn .Jrl·,r fll \J1J ··t th in~ thr'
"h11k J\ J'>J't n "u11l1•un<ll·d
In the West Bank vi llage of
Kabati)eh. 35 miles nonh of Jcrusa·
lcm. 1roops opened fire to disperse
_protesters, and l\\O Arabs in their 20s
"'ere. h11 1n 1hc legs. the Arab-run
Palcsunc Press Service said.
Soldiers sho1 and "'ounded a 1h1rd
Palcsun1an during a pro1est an Jenin.
north o f Nablus. the agcnc) said
Doc1ors at Jcnin hospual confirmed
the) "erl' 1r ... a11ng t"'o Kabat1)Ch
men and a third from Jen1n for
gunshot "'ounds.
"'Ill no t go unavenged.'' said a statement 1<,<,ucd 1n 'llO\la ·
l he PtO officers -Col. Ma!""an Ka,~aTi Lt Col \lohammt'd uha-n-f'~-==--
and Lt. Co~. Mohammed Buhe1s -"CH' lo.1111.'d 1n a lar 0omh1ng in L1mas5.0I.
on C'}prus southern coast. apparent!~ aht'r arranging the ..ale ot the ( 'PrlOt
ship 1oa PLO-affiliated firm fort he so-called ·· h1p ni Rl'turn", o'agl' 10 israel.
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··w e had adher<.'d to the C:uro lxdara1mn I\• hJh m1li1.ii) o perations
against <.'nem) targets outside the hordl'f\ o t our t11un1r' 1 h rat•ll:· the
statement said "It l'i not logKal or pu<,<,1bk tur th\· hJlt t11 11n11nul· unllatcr.1IJ\
Th as 1s a double-edgl.'d "'capon ... 11 added ·
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.11'1• ,1111 t\ ,_.f\l'l.l '-'Ill IP I'll
H ~ ' J' J t •l'I '11Jll .srm ' Ill lil
Arm) offi 1als said troops shot and
"oundcd one pro1es1e r 1n Kabat1ych
after he tried to wreo;tle a gun awa\
from a soldier. but said they did not
ha' e information abo ut other shoot-
ings.
Jn Arab east Jerusalem. po lice
dispersed Arab )O uths who thre"'
stom:s and crl.'ctcd road blocks 1n
se' era I loca 11ons.
battled about 50 protestl'rs. ..\\·
soc1a1ed Press photographer !\la\
l"ash sa"' police chase a ~ou1h ut
about 14 upa hill and detain him Tht•
bo) 's barefooted mother pkadl·J for
his release. but to no a' all
[ht• JrrJ\\ 1mp11\l'J J t Urll'" on
h.ln.1 11\Jr I kh11,n Jlll'f prntc\ll'f'>
dt'\lrti\t'd J 111il11.1n \l'h1dt· "'th a
lirl'homh l ht Jfnl\ \JuJ no om· ~J'>
IOJUl\'d .
Happy Chinese New Year .11' \\ J ,lht• 111 "'' \.\•11~\J • .H II\ t'I
I in 1 ..ii I " p.1\1 ltw p.inl'I n·
l' ,, ' d
In the ~nata neighborhood. police
In the Gaza Sinp . .\rab ~outh'i
stom·d l·ars and placed nail\ and
metal snaps on roach to prn l'nt
workers from lea' ing fur tht·1r Joh'
\1ml· unrl'\I tx·g.;in Dl'l 8. Israeli
hulkt' hJH l.illn.1 '4 \rah'> 1n tht•
\\ \''' B.1111. ..tnd < 1J1.1 \trip ;icnin.hng
111 l '-tii;ur,..,
A pair of Ch inese Lion Dancers cavorte before the White
Cloud Temple in Beijing on the eve of the Chinese New Year
the country's most important hoUday . The celebratio~
ushered in the Year of the Dragon.
111 n1' 1ntl'rl1t'"' "'"t \H<
\\ .ddlH' j','l "l.11n!J1nnl th.11 tit t" r.
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British deny plan ·~£<'.;~~·-~~-;~.·-> ~;t-;#~ ·
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LONDOl'I ( o\PJ -The Bn11sh I 1 A · d 1 ~
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w1del) published rcpons todjly that l 1 i f rr1 ~
the go,ernml·nt was abou1 to make a n S ay ng O Ou. cer r · A t_ con1ro,crs1alan t1-1c rronsma~·1rntoa 0 I ~ -~ "
permanent la" L NDON .; ~P l -W1ll1am .Uu bL . . ~
"All the 1n lorma11on "'h1ch has Quinn. an .\mcncan ntrad1tl·d 1n 1 ----
been published so far 1.., "rong." Bnta1~ aOt•r a fi\C·\car kgal battlt· , ..
Northern Ireland Sccretal) Tom "-as scntl.'nccd to life 1mpnsonmcnt , . . • l/tf
Krng told reporters before attending a tuda~ .formurdcnnga Lo ndon police· I ' San Joa quin H ii Is Rd. at MacArthur
meeting of thl· .\nglo-l nsh Inter-m::in in an lmh Rcpubhcan .\rm'
Go,crnmen1al conference 1n Belfast-terrorist attal'k. HRS. 9-'; Daily 640-5800
'The Bn11sh Broadcasting Corp.. .\ JUr) con' ictcd Quinn. ~O J
the T imes of London and other former IR.\ member after a fi' ,·.da'
papers said Prime M1n1ster Margaret tnal JI "'h1ch he pleaded rnn<x'cnt ·
Thatcher" go' l.'rn men1 plannt'd to Passing -.entl.'ncc in Old Baile'
turn thl' al·t into a f>crmant'nt .te" lflm1nal coun. Judge ( hrmophe·r I
instead of rene"1ng 11 t'alh )Car in Ru'ic said the anaclo. "as an "appall·
Parliament ing. cold-blooded killing un11nged h~
The repons prompted ou1c~ en~ remorSI.' on ~our pan and
amo ng oppos11mn la"makcr'i. '"'' mo11,a1ed no doubt h' tht· terronc.1 hbcnanan~ anl) n:prcsentat1,es 01 attl\llll'S un \\.hKh at th,-11 11 me \tlu
Northern lrdand'<; Catholil min-"'ere rng..tgcJ ··
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.. Ormnge Coat DAILY PILOT I Tueedey, Febtuery 1e. 1Me
Pulitz€i: wen 'twin any RF izes from Palm Beach
"I
Ex-wife of newspaper heir tells her side
of sex-drug scandal t ha t r ocked Florida
)DAN SEWELL
• , 2 ,..._....,
cocaine use and stxual fHtasies and
realities. She says that the first tjme
she slept with publishina heir Hcrben
''Peter" Pulitzer. she fantasized about
makina love to O.J. Simpson, the
former star running back for the
Buffalo ~iJls football team.
The a uthor. 36, is surprisingly
favorable to Pulitzer.
WE.ST PALM BEACH. Fla. -
Roxan9e Politzer. whose version of
hfe in exclusive Palm Beach hit the
New York Ti~s best seller list this
week. says she feels no bitterness
towards her ex-husband fi ve years
after their tawdry. well-publicized
dtvorce. ..I married him because he was the
''This is my Vale nune's Day pres-se~iest. smartest. funniest. strongest.
ent." Pulitzer said of reaching No. 10 most intriguing and interestina man I
unday on the na11onal non-fictio n had ever known," she says in the
be$t seller list wi th "The Pnzc book. They met when her first
Pulitzer: The andal That Rocked marriage. to an upstate New Yorker
Palm Beach -The Real tor) ·· "1th a home in Palm Beach. broke up.
~-....,T=he book. "hich on I ts first page -tn-an-intcrv1ew. -shr$aRtshe :ind
calls Palm Beach a ··Bullet Soc1et) Pulitzer. 56. no lo nger have an)
Babylon:· 1s fu ll of gossip abou t the personal co~'ersa11ons. She says she
nch and famous. from Al fred Bloom-once loved him and does not bear him
ingdale to Barbra tre1sand. an) bitterness.
There also are descnpuons of her ··Sadder but" 1ser. r ve learned that
the rules are difTettnt in Palm Belch.
just as the rich att difTettnt. Both are
more ruthlns. My story is about that di~rcncc and my failure to ap.
prttiate it. whether out of foolishn~s,
love, pessaon or all three.'' she says in
the book.
At the 1982 d ivorce trial. Pulitzer
a nd other witnesses testified about
her cocaine use, afT•irs. occult ex-
perimentation and in srn-eral, "1ross
moral m isconduct ... in the~ words of
C ircuit Judae Carl Harper.
Harper awarded custody of their
twin soos to her husband. Roxanne,
who has visitation rights. got to keep
her Porsche, Jewelry and some other
items. and received Sl.000 a month
alimon) for two years.
Stunned by the ruling and o utraged
by the ponra)al of her as. she ~lls
in her boo~ ·:a g <.razed cocainc-
add1cted disciple of witchcraft."
Pulitzer rrfused all interviews and
boo~ offers.
Her mone) gone. she posed nude in
"Pla)'bo) .. in 1985. received more
calls from publisher$ and changed her RoullDe Palltser
mind.
"A lot or it had to <So with the
headlines of 1982, which left a
~tive taste in tverybody'1 mouth.
It JUlt anawcd at me cons&antly that
that was a neptive situation I hadn't
taken care of," said Pulitzer, a native
ofCassadqa. N.Y .
KJeenex heir James Kimberly,
whose former wife Jacquie plays a
prominent role in the book as the
third person in an allqed menaae a
trois with the Pulitzers. says the book
is "garbage."
"Do you eat prbage? It's utter
prbagt. as far I'm concerned,"
Kimberly told the Palm Beacl'i Post.
Pulitzer. who has remarried. has an
unlisted telephone number and could
not be reached for comment.
Other prominent Palm Beachers
have said the book is just another in a
strina of attacks on the hiah-society
enclave that prides itself on exclusivi-
ty. ancludina "Doonesbury" canoons
by Garry Trudeau comparing ID
requirements to South African laws
that enforce a~nheid.
Pulitzer said she has written "an
upbeat book that's not revenae-
orienaed" for Villard Books with help
from Kathleen Maxa.
She also says she wanted ao provide
a set-the-reco rd-straiaht 1eeount for
her sons Mac and Zac. now IO. and to
present her araumentJ for joint
custody in divorctt, althouah she
admitted few people are buyf na the
book for her opinions on divorce law.
She saves her venom for Palm
Beac h. Althouah she lives .in .an
apanment here, across a sh•PP!n&
channel from her old stompana
arounds, she still shops and aets her
hair done in Palm Beach, w says.
The reactions she receives vary
from insults to conpatulations for
her courqe. she says.
"Palm Beachers as a whole have
always tho uaht of me as an intruder,
that I married into a lifestyle I di~n't
deserve, that I didn't 10 to the naht
board in& schools ... she said.
··in Palm Beach you have to ~
Episcopalian; you can't be Cat~ohc.
you can't be Jewish, you cant be ..
black. I find that all to be very wrona:·
she said.
Prop. 65 warnings readied as sta.te lawsuits looming·
SACRAMENTO I ~Pl -Eh:•\t•n
days before Propos111on 65's first
"arning rcqu1rmcnt 1x'g1ns. the Deu·
kmeJia n admm1stra11on is fina ll:y
read} to 1ssut' the regulatio ns that tell
businesses how tn "arn people about
the toxic chcm1\·als that arc e\eT)·
where .
prompt lawsuns from both sides.
o me induStT) groups plan law·
suits aimed at getting their e ntire
initiative ovenumed. Environme n·
talist groups that backed Proposition
65 are read) ing lawsuits to challenge
rcgula11ons issued bv Go\. George
DeukmeJian's adm1nistra11on. which
has already been sued once. that
backers fear will weake n the in-
1ua1ive's intent and effects.
Proposition 6Ys fi rst warning re-
qu1rmrnt begins F{!>. 27. It requires
an) o ne ca usi ng pe~e to be exposed
to an) of. 2Q chem icals that cause
cancrr or b1 nh defects to issue a
warning.
Tha regulati ons will spec if) the
kind of "arn1ngs that are acceptable
and hst an} e>.emption!>. Several
industries ha'e asked that any food.
rosmet1cs. drugs or medical de' ices
The regulations. scheduled to be
released toda) b~ the sta te Health a nd
Welfare Agenc~. arc almost sure to
IMPORTANT NOTICE
MESA CONSOLIDATED WATER DISTRICT
is proposi ng to charge an IMPACT FEE on new development in our water
distribution area. Th is would also affect redevelopment. In order to consider your
views on this matter. the District invites you to attend one .or all of the following
public hearings:
Thursday, February 25 at 7:00 PM
Thursday, March 10 at 7:00 PM
Thursday, March 17 at 7:00 PM
All meetings will be held in the Djstrict's Board Room at 1965 Pl acentia Aveoue,.
. atdoyoudo withachec ·
account
c syouan
mmanlialeg,
doesrrt pa:v.
inte ,wont ndyouc ·t
and won tletyou
doyom-· . .
overtlleph0ne? .
.;I•
, l'
manufactured under current federal
or state re~ulat1on be exempted from ·
the warning require ment. at least
temporanl).
The Enviro nmental Working
Group. a coalition of business. indus-
t~ and agricultural trade assoc1a-
t1 ons. sa)S ind1v1dual companies arc
"a1ting for the regulations to make
final dec1s1ons about the warnings
the\ \\111 ISSUe.
For compellll've reasons. many
compa nies are keeping quiet about
"hat kinds o f warnings the~ will use.
"Companies are all over the map ...
said John Hassell of FMC' Corp. and
EWG. "Some companies are O\er-
"arning. ome companies are under-
"arn1ng"
o me firms have their warning
s1gnsalr<.'ad) printed . wh1lepthcrsarc
waiting for the regulations to d<.'clde
"hat to do. said John Jervis. an EWG
~pokesman
The in1t1at1ve's authots. including
the 51e rra Club. the En.,..ironmrntal
lliE AMERJCAN HEART
ASS<IlATION
MEMORIAL PRCERAM.
Defense Fund and Campaign Cali -
fornia. said in a recent repon that the
warnings should be ones that are
··prominently displayed and whose
text is clear and easy to understand.
"The state's reg_ulat1ons on warn-
ings should (I ) insure that the
warning is clear and reasonable. (2)
promote the methods of warning that
provide (a) the best insurance that the
"arning will actually be rtteived and
(b) that the burden for providing the
warning is placed as early as possible
in the production chain." the repon
said.
Propos111on 65. known formall) as
the Safe Drinking Water and Toiu c
Enforcement Act of 1986. was put on
the November 1986 ballot by those
groups and was overwhelmingly ap-
proved b) voters.
It required the governor to issue. by
last March I. a list of chemicals
kno"" n to the state to cause ca ncer and
reproducll\C tox1cit).
Last Feb. 27. DeukmeJian issued a
hst crf 29 chemicals. incl uding
as1estos. arsenic. benzene. chromium
compounds and lead. He also ap-
po1med a 12-member Scientific .\d·
1, 1sor) Panel and asked it to examine
more than :?00 othrr r hem1cals to see
1f the} should go on the list.
Thr in1tiat1ve·~ backers. main·
taming the 200 chemicals should
ha'e been on the 1n1tial hst. s ued
DcukmeJian . .\Superior C'oun Judge
agreed \\Ith the backers. but Dcu-
kmeJ ian appealed to the 3rd D1stnct
Coun of .\ppeal. "h1ch has not ~et
issued a decision.
The Sc1ent1tic Advisory Panel has
during the past year added ~!most.all
of the other chemicals to the state hst.
The 1n1tiative also requires any
business w11b 10 or more employees
to issue a "dear and reasonable
warning" before exposing anyone to
chemicals on the list. beginning one
year after the chem 1cals go on the list.
Therefore. wa rnings for the first 29
chemicals m ust be issued beginning
Feb. 27. The warning dates for the
other 200 chemicals are July I and
Oct. I. 1988. and Jan. I. 1989.
The 1mt1at1 ve states that a warning
1s not required 1f the business "can
show that the exposure poses no
significant nsk assuming lifetime
e'\posure at the le' el in questio n. ..
The in111a11 ve also prohibits an) of
the listed chemicals from being
discharged into dnnking water
sources. beginning 20 months after
the chemicals go on the hst. This
sectio n goes into effect for the 29
chemicals Oct. 27.
One aspect of the initiative that
concerns businesses is what has come
to be called the "bounty hunter"
sectio n. That allows any private
citizen or group to go into coun and
claim the law has been violated. if the
attorne) general. d1stnct attorne) or
cit} attornC) has no t acted on a
complaint 1n 60 da) s. The complain-
ing person or group could collect 25
percent of the Cl\ 11 penalty levied.
which ca n be a ma,1mum of$2.500 a
da~
Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Tuesday. February 16 1988 A 1
FAODLL·POW&U
Linda Susan Powen ofHunt1na1on
Beach exchanged wcddina vows with
~ler Van Valkcnbura Fa&rcll of
Mexico City in a Nov. 29cercmony at
Valley Presbyterian Church in
Portola Valley. A reception for 150
tuesls wq held Jan. 2 on the Pavilion
Queen in Newport Harbor. ·
The bride is the dau&htcr of Mr.
and Mrs. James C. Powers of Hunt-
in11on Beach. She wore a princess
style gown of white satin with an
illusion neckline and a fitted bodice
of scbiffl i lace. The sleeves were inset
with matching lace from ·elbow to
wrist. '
The bndegroom is the son of Mr.
and Mrs.. Truls Munter Fagrell of
Mexico City.
Honor attendants for the couple
were Kelly Powers. sister of the bride.
and J ohn Futscher.
After a wedding trip 10 Half Moon ·
Bay. the couJ>IC arc residents o f
Berkeley. She 1~ a senior in the UC'
Berkeley School of Architecture and
he is employed b y a commercial real
estate brokerage firm in San Fran-
cisco.
THOllPSON-WltlSSMAN
A Nov. 14 ceremo ny in the Beverl)
Hills Hotel linked m marriage Andrea
Weissman of Los Ange les and Steven
Thompson, Costa Mesa . .A reception
for 200 guests followed at the hotel.
The bride 1s the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Marun Weissman of Los
Angetes. She wore a full-length fitted
gown of 1vol) lace with long satin
sleeves and a detachable satin tram.
The high necked bodice and sleeves
were trimm('d with 1mdescen1 se-
quins. Her bridal veil was cath('dral
length. JA....
Sharon and 01an~e1ssman , sis-
ters of the bride. were maids of ho nor,
and Kim Co'ltn, Margie Rubrns and
Sharon Jaco bs were bridesmaids.
Mr. and lln. Fapell
WATTSNllBRO.WB•TBR
Mr. and Mrs. R~n E. Wauenbtra
of Yorba Linda have announced the
enaaaemern of 'hear dauJtHer.
Shauna Teresa Wat1enbtra. to Robert
8. Webster Jr .. son of Mr. and Mrs.
Roben 8. Wcbs&er of Hun1in11o n
Harbour.
A May 28 wedding m Tnnit)
Episcopal Church. Orange. 1s
planned.
The brid~lcct is a graduate of
UCLA and is employed by ARA
Services in Los Angeles. Her fiance. a
Huntington Beach High School alum-
nus. also is a gradu~e of UCLA and 1s
associated with Peat Marwick Mam
& Co. in Los Angeles.
BORUCKJ-GAllBLlt
Mr. and Mrs. No rman H. Borucki
of Laguna Beach have announced the
engagement of their daughter Trac)
Ann to Timoth) Brian Gamble of
New Orleans. He 1s the son of Bush
Louis Gamble and Jane Leach
Claiborne of Nl·w Orleans.
They will be married Aug. 13 1n 1.
Catherine·s Catholic Church 1 n
Laguna Beach.
The bnde-elect 1s a graduate o f
Laguna Beach H igh School and
received a bachelor o f ans degree rn
.llJ.au.na Wattenbera
P'>> cholog~ /bus1n{'ss adm1n1s1ra11on
fro m l 'C'L.\, when· she "as affihated
"1th Kappa Delta soront' She l'i
emplo)c:d b) l 'nited Per'io.nnd <;~\·
tcm'> 1n Torra nce
Her fiann: 1s a gradua1t of De la
Salle High <;chool 1n ~e" Orkansand·
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1 a.s possible. .
Tracy Bo.nae ki
fl.'ll'l\c:J .1 bJthd11r •11 '><.1t'ntc tkgrn·
1 n l I\ ii l·ng1 nen1 ng tr11m Lou \fJO.t
Stall' l 'nl\C'r~ll\ 1n Raton R •utit'
whnr hl "J'> .i!TtliJll·d " 11 IJ. '.1
"Jpp.1 Er1-.11n lratern1t\ H\· , r·
pl11\rJ t>\ lht• \h·trorolitan \\ .1
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MALAIS·ACOST A
.._.tth\ Jt, \IJ IJ9'1 •I Hun11rp1 •
lk Jch .1nJ "l·nneth [) \,11,l.1 1
\\ e'>t mir1,lt'r hJ' e ,rnnuunll'l.l tt>l •
pl.1n ~ fur .1n .\ug :t1 v.l•dJing n °"l'
'1m11n .111J JuJl· C .1t h111i\ < hur.r r
liuntintttun Beath
l hl' hm.lc:-eln I 1s thl' dJ ughtl r '•1
Fred JOd E:.nn \lal.m 01 .\ppk \ .illn
The bridegroom is the so n of M r.
and Mrs. Tom T hompson of Co~ta
Me~. His brother, Teri) Thompson,
was best man. and ushers were Blain('
Ro m inger. John Doran. Felipe
Bascope and Doug Dahl.
After a w~ddi ng tnp to Bra11I and
Argent ma. the couple are residents of
West Holl) \\oo<L The bndc. a gradu-
ate of L1C L'\. 1s a media manager at
Warner Bl'others Studio and her
husband 1s West Coast sales represen-
tative for Video Re view maga21ne m
Los Angl'les. He 1s a graduate of Ca l
Sta te Fullerton.
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HUNTINGTON BEACH SENlOR RESIDENCE
HILLGREN·R-AGSDALE
Patricia Mane Ragsdale of "lew-
port Beach becam\' the bnde of
Warren Ke \ 1n Hillgren of La Canada
rn a Juh 11 ccremo n) 1n the La
Canada Presb) tenan Church Th('11
n•cept1on was hl'ld at the .\thaneum
at Cal Tech.
The bride 1s the daughter of Mr'
Fred Truman Ragsdak of Ne" port
Mr. and Mrs. Thom peon
Beach and the late ~l r Ragsdale ~he
worl' a gown of whitt: taffeta "1th an
.\kn con lace bodice emtx·thshed "11h
pea rl" an<l sequin~ ..
She "a~ att\7nde<l h\ Debbie
Rag~a k her twin 'lister and She-tla
~mi th. another s1~ler
Thl' hn<ll·gruom 1\ the son of Mr
anJ \lr\ O \\ .irrt'n H1llgn:n H is
hrnth\'r'. < 'r~ .rnd Rra<l H 1llgren.
\~l.'rl· h1' atll'ndant'>
l hl· loupk .trl· rl·,1<lcnt\ of Hunt-
ington H..rhour Jltcr a \'l'ddrng tnp
tu ~l:.tu1 \\he 1s a fifth grade teacher
JnJ lw " \ice rn.·s1de nt of Secunt\
!'Jufil ln1nnat1u nal Merchant Ban ~.
c;n.'at Aml·ri('an mtrndun•..., . .\dn ull ag1·Plt1..., < 'lll'cku1g Tiw
ftrst ehed<ln~ acn>ull! th;ll de it>..., t'\l'l')1hmg .rnur" th w~n·1 .\11<!
mun'. It saws you from h\U1k hrn•..., ;u1d Prtdlt•...,..., d1t•<·k \\Tillll~
And it !:,tl\l's you mnrv ;uh tn1ag1•..., tha11 .\1111 l1<1\I' fi n~1·1' 111n111111
them on .
THIS l llEt 'Kl\<; Al 'l "( H "\T ~lAKES \)(>RF. ~H l\EY.
Ad\'anta~t·Plu~ ( 'hl'l'k:mE! pa~" lil'rl.·d m tl'IV...,t. ~ht..., no
minimum halanct· And giw .... ~nu H11m1..., Hl'~'rY1 ' • m1·nlraf1
coverage up tn $:!.000.""-
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gN a 1t.t°'1 inlrrPst bonus on ~·our halan«1 ·. Th1·1\'\ nn .... ,•n 11T
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. balance. th<' higher your intl'rt~..;t r.ilt•.
DISCOVER NEW AD\':\STAt;Es TC) IL.\\ l\l; ,\ Pll O~E.
Rather than g('tting in a hank lin<'. you ~t·t on th1• phnrn'. < ;n.~~u
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You pay all of your hill~ tight in your mm honw. TI1ink nf all tht'
stamps you save. An d all th1· way.., to hm\k. All !·1111 111·1·d 1:-a
tou{'h-tone phone.
And as an intnxlurtory off<'I', If )"till pay fiw hilb a month \\l lh
our bill paying S<'n ie('. wt'll cn·dit your a<'('nt111t s2.:;11 pach
month for six month.'.
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Advantage Plus account wtwn you fill out the loan application.
Get a new car. Your own hoat. (>ran R\' for a horn<' away from honw.
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countjng all thrsc ad\·1U1tagr~. yotfre probably running nut nf
fingers by now. So saw om• to OJX'l1 your Advantage Plus ac<·owlt
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and her lian(·~ " lhe wn of We~•
' m inster re'i1dc nl) John and Jtnnir
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... The couple a re gn1du.ate$ of Golden
We\t College 1n Hun11ngton Bt'ach.
he I) al~o a graduate ofEda~on High 1
School and he as an alumnus of Bolsa
Grandl' High hool.' Tht~ arc~ e m-
plo"ed b\ \)outhern California Edison ( 0 l •
POWERS~MJLHOU8
Mr aQd \1r\ .\ "1lham Powers of•
Laguna Bec:H:h h4 'e announced the '
engagl'mc:n1 uf their daughter .
~mantha '\nn P4>"'ers. to Ocmck
D-J,1d \ftlh11u' 'l1n of Mr and Mrs.
Rolx·n r \1ilhouH)f"Jewpon Beach.
\ L..igun.i Beach High School
graduJtt· thl· bride-elect will receive
hn de~r\'l' fr •m Pnnc1p1a College in
Jllinus'> tn lunt Hl·r future bride·
grutom 1<. ~ gr JJu.tte of Roben Lo uis
\1l''l'n• .. 1n ')di.1111 Jnd 1~ a student at
c JI ~tJlt l on~ Bt•a.t h
\n .\ug 11 v.l·J<l1ng 1~ pla nning 1n
till'< ongrc~ul l\>nul Church ofC'hnst
1n ( •rund dd \1ar
OLIVER-EGGLI
I '•rmt'r '-c" port Beach resident
J •d < 111' t'r of ~an ( arlo<. and Jo hn
~ gg Pl Kl'Jv.oo<l <. 11~ arc planning
.t1 \L.~ ~ "l'Jd1ng 1n the Menlo Park
f';,,b-ru1an < huHh
I hl l1r1<lt•-t.'kll 1' a graduate of >
'' "P' rt HJr~or High S<.·hool and
I < fkr de~ Her parer1t!> an: M rs _
K, •t'X'n I nl hot \an C arlo~ and Denni\
r ll1 \ t: ul \n11hl1ml\h '-''a'h
I h r li.tmt· J graduate 11f ·an { arlos
II 1gh \\ h"l•I I'> th!.'. sun of \1 r and
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Huntington Beach cadet~"c}ins Air Force Academy ranks
Cade& Mw9" L. J.U.. w. son of
Mr. and Mrs. E.L Juline II of
Hun11ng1on Beach, has been 1ccep1ed
mlo the Air Fon:e Ac•demy's Cade&
Wing as a memberof1 heclissof 1991
J uri ng Lhe annual acceptance parade.
fo llow1Jlg six weeks of basic cade1
t11un1ng at the academy in Colorado ~nngs. Colo. Juline is a 1987
grad uate of Huntington Beach High
~·hool • • •
Arm) Pvt. IH D. GM1Ja1, son of
Manon Mul veney of Huntington
Beach. ha\ complC'led his basic train-
ing al Fort Ll.'onard Wood, Mo. • • • '\la,' Pl'tl\ Ofiker 3rd Class Jeff
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W. sae~ ... son of Fred and Arlene
Stevens of HuntiOJtOn Beach, was
recently stancd a Slll·mo nth deploy-
ment to Bermuda with Patrol
Squadron . S6 from the Naval Air
Sta1ion in Jacksonville, Fla. He is a
1979 araduate of Edison H igh School. • • • Spec. 4 Geerp M. Clapp Jr., son o f
Georae and Loraine Clapp of Costa
Mesa. participated in the NA TO.
sponsored exercise-Return of Fortts
to Germany (REFORGER). Clapp is
a motor traspnort operator with the
498th Support Battalio n in West
Germany. • • •
C pl. Tr., L laweJ, dau&hter of
Robert and Harriet Stein o1 Hunt·
in11on Beach, recently was awarded
the Marine Corps Good Conduct
Medal. Savoy. a 1981 araduate of
Edison Hi&h Sc hool. currently is
scrvina witfi the l nd Marine Aircraft
Wina at the Marine Corps Air Station
in Beaufort. S.C. • • • Army Pvt. Daalel M. Gates, son of
Sharon Tower of Huntington Beach.
has arrived for duty with the 558th
Military Police Company in West
Germany. Gates is a 1986 graduate of
Hunti ngton Beach High School. • • •
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Army Pvt. DuieJ An••••••, son of Rita and Bob Lot oya of Fountain
Valley. has arrived for duty with the
5th Field An illery in West Germany.
Arcndondo. a food services specialist.
is a 1986 graduate of Ocean View
High School. • • • Airman I st Class Leeunl R.
Kolalaclaml4t, son o f M iyako
Kohlschmidt of Huntington Beach.
has ~raduated from the Air force
precision measurin1 equipment
course at Lowry Air force Base. Colo.
He i a 1979 graduate of Fountain
Valle> High School. • • •
Pvt . ..._.. I. Mdllllter daqb.
terofSlndy Morris of Costa Mesa, fiat
araduatcd from the wheeled vehicle
repair course at lhe Army Ordnance
<;enter and School at Aberdeen
Provina GrQund, Md. • • • Petty Officer 3rd Class J .. M.
S.y4er, son of Dr. and Mrs. )erome
Snyder of Costa Mcu recently par-
tlc1pa1ed in e•ercise National Weck
88 while servi na aboard the destroyer
USS Caron. home oorted in Norfolk.
Va. • • • Airman James A.B. Bene•ye, son
of Terry Bcrzenye of Huntington
Beach, has aractuat.cd from the. ~r·
craft armament systems spectahst
course at Lowry Air force Bue, Colo. • • • Sc.man Recruit Bria ~-...,.i
son of Gary and Diane Rh~us . or
Cost.a Mesa. has comp~ted his tt11n-
in1at the Recruit Tra1n1na Command
in G reat Lakes, Ill. He is a 1980
graduate of Costa Mesa Hiah School. • • • Sgt. Wa,.eW. Y•,sonofH1~Jon1
and Hae Sun Yoo of Hunt!naton
Beach has arrived for duty wath the
506th 'tnfa ntry Co. in South Korea.
Yoo is a 1980 graduate of Fountain
Valley High School.
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Netwdrking pays off for
referral service,clients
The End Result ts a monitored liaison
between p roperty owners, refurblshers
Pauker. 11) an agrl·ement with the
founder of the l os .\ngclec, referral
bus1ncs!o. o pcnl·d thn:e O range Coun·
t) branchl'\ four )Cars.ago Herchent
list 1nduc.k-. l 1()(1 propcn) owners.
"'ho u~ thc rckrral sen ice for free.
and I 'i5 "'Cll ·,ln:c ned trade~men
"'ho pa ) a \mall k l' for an) JOb they
land through PJukcr\ help.
By JOYCE BODLOVICH
Of .. O., ..........
Bonnie Pauker's questio n ·~
simple: Ho w does a propeny owner
know whether the plumber. roofer or
painter he hired 1s .. Jack the Ripper"
or .. Jack the Ripoff'"
Pauker. ofNewpon Beach. says the
ano;wer 1s equally simple: You don't.,.
And that l!I ho w The End Rtsult
referral business "as born
"The End Rc!>ult was staned nine
)Cars ago b) three Los Angeles
wo men ... said Pauker. ''The) bought
fhcr-uppcr houses and then faced the
awesome task of finding competent.
reliable and fa1 rl) priced tradespeople
to refurbish these propen1es. The)
realtzed e veryone goes through the
same unccnaint) and decided there
was a need for a good referral
¥'n ICC."
According to Pauker. the Los
Angeles-based branch o f the firm lim
suc h famous clients as Lo ni
Anderson. Milto n Berle. John
Voight. Pamela M ason. Bette M1dler
and Mariette Hnrtk>
c. ··w e rckr l Umf)l•ten1 fa1rl) priced
traJe,~npk 111 h1Jmeowhers and commc~c1al pru1>l'rl) owners.'' she
said ··w c don'1 t.ike an) monc) off
1he tradc\men ltJ Jflln our !.(•nice. We
"'Ork ofT a SnlJll lumm1ss1on when
the tradl'\nll'O "flJ1J
··\.1) d1l·nt-. .ire JX'<1plc "'hose
prupen~ 1\ 111 •ll'l'<l oi ;i repair o r
remodeling trum 'pnnl...l ers to an
(Please see SERVICE/ A 10) Bonnie Pauker
Nude Beer ruling could double sales
Judge a llows Irvine company
to sell produc t in New York
By ROBERT HYNDMAN
Ot .... O., ..... IWI
A recent court ruti'ng will allow an Irvine·
based firm 1hat markets ··Nude Beer" to sell its
produr t 1n the state of New York. ""h1ch could
do.ublc 11s total sales na11o nw1de
The Manhattan Supreme Court ruled that
Golden Be' erage Co .. a pubhcl) traded com pan).
could use 11c, beer bottles "1th label ~ featunng a
model 1n a b1kin1 top made of a scr.uc h-oIT
material
Judgr M)nam .\ltman ruled Jg.a in't lhl'
Liquor .\uthunt) finding .. the Nudt lkl·r lahel
cannot be rCJl'Ctt d mercl) bccau!.(' 11 olknd' ltood
taste .\nd kids ~c far "'orse at 1hc local l .tnlh '""l'
where adult magaL1nes are on prom1n en1 d 1<,plJ'.
"This opens 3 market for our beer thl· \Ill' 111
all other states where we are sold comh1m·d .ind
should double o ur sales 1n I 9t<8." ~aid F u~l'Ol'
Pace. president of G olden Beverage'
\ccordmg to Pace. Nude Ben " 1111"'
appro' ed in 25 Mates and. by the l'nd of I IJSI\ "111
bc markc1cd b\ I .SO distributors 1n '5 \tall'\
T he compan} 1s e~pccted to begin produun~
beer at a n East ( oast bre"'er.. "'h1ch un11I no"' ha'
been 1mponcd from one ·of "1e\lco·, k·ad1ng
brC\AoCrleS
In add111on Pau· \aid(,. IJl·n Bnl·rJgc la\t
\\Cck tomplc1ed II'> fi r\I ruhll, \!11;. \. ,>lfl·nng
r.11s1ng ~ "'00.llCJ(I \dllng 1..i m11l1 in \hMl'\ JI '\
n·nts per \harl'
Pa(c \aid the S6 'O.llO• • nl·tlcd h' tht· lompan~ "'II be used 10 ('\pand d1stnhut111n 1hr11ughout th~
I n11cd late\. l urope a nd .\<,1:1
When Pan· in troduH'd '\u1.k lkC"r in 1986. he
defl·ndcd thc usc..· u ftht· \tan11h ..laJ rnmkls o n 1he
ocer label
··'ro u rnn't '>l'e 1h1.· IJ!x·I, unit"'' '"ll dllUJll\
lami:x·r '"th lht• pJd,Jge '>t' n11h<"h n .tll\ nught 10
hl '>l'0\111 \l' Jll\1u1 11 ··he \duJ Th" "n 1 nud1h
until \OU mJlo.1.· 11 nuJ11' "
Orange.Coast DAILY PILOT/Tuesday. February 1! 1988 A"ft
f
ri Peck-Jones opens
OC branch office
in Town Center
'
Ped t·Joet'I Coutruetloa Co . uni."
of uthC'rn < .ill l1.1rn1a·, largt."'>t gl."n·
eral con1rar lor\ hJ' upcnl·d an
Orange( uunl ~ uffi1.t• in C <''>tJ ~fr<,a',
Tu .... n ( c:n1cr r he l o\ .\ ngc k \· hJ. -.cd fl r ml."J
fo undc:dm 14111• n1x-11,1ohJ\('J 21
per'>on \tJft m 11\ C .1·n1l·r T1ml't
OflilC
O pening J hrJnl h 111l1 n c lr..11 ~l"
<. u unt\ 1\J \\J\ 111 Ill. ,1."1. '' • nh
m the JH'J J1.1.11rd11 g I ' ...,, r , r \ ,
Prl''>ld1.·n 1 \ 11 l' R.tnd11 ph
"O rangl' C 11un1' " .1 l11n~ 11.-rn1
gro"' th ..irt>a l11r >1ur hu\m1.·,, JnJ '-'l'
det 1dt-d 111 tlJll:n J nt""' nlllt r hl"fl'"
bc1.a USl' "l' ".tntnJ .,, hJ \l' J \tr11n!!l'r
presence' 1n the 1.11un1' ·, c11n,1ru1 ti.•n
1ndu~tn ... he ..:11d
Pcd .:Jun1.•\ "'.t' 1h1.· g1.·naJI ,nn
trJUor 1111 < l Olli ( rn.t.\'t J\ \\di J'
M''eral 11thlf '"ulh C 11J-.1 \11 ·w
building' ...
~e"' i:x•rt 81.J< h·hJ<,(_·J mitb lnt~r
oational IDC' hd\ umrleted 1he
pre' IOU'ih J nn11un1.C'd Prt' ate plJu."·
ment ol i 2 1mtlho n 111 prt'lerr~ \11)(. \.
"'llh an atliliJll' 0 1 one o f II\ m.:iJor
shareholdn-. lod11uri1I Equit) f Pa·
cifie) Ltd.
Pending 1ht• l1\11ng on the 'l'"'
Yorio. c:;io().. F \1. hJngl' ot thl· 1.ommon
\tOCL. \\hit h \A.11uld tx· l\\Uatik U~1"
COn\l'r\lt1n 111 Jnd In r.1\m1.•nl 111
di\ 1J l·nJ' • r •O\l'r11~k prt'k'lt-d
'""'"' \m11h '"ued \IJC t 1111 \hJrt·\ }I
J Ol'"' das' l>I par\1Jll\ pan1l 1PJl1ng
n111!l 11nq·1 11hlC' ,5 percent
prckrrl·d ''"l L.
\rn11h hJ' .igrel·d to eAchangc an
l'qual numtx·r 111.,hare ofcon\Crt1ble
prl km•d '>llll li.. l(H 1h1s stock prompt·
h Jlh·r \Ul h ll\t1 ng 1s obtained
induding '>1.·d.1ng 'hart'holder ap-
prm.d 1frt•4u1r«I h\ tht' ?l.e"' Yo rk
\tci... \. r \\ hJngl'
I hl 1..11n,~n1hk preferred tock
"'11ulJ lJrn .i l umulatl\t.' d1"1dcnd of
.. , ~·ru·111 l)l"r Jnnum (based On llS
lllpm!J1111r prcferem:e o f S'.?5 per
,II.Ill 1 "'•111 h during the first thrtt
\l'Jr' ,11ulJ be paid. a t m11h's
.. ,,11o•n 1n -..m 11h common stoc:t..
\,1111.·d al Sti If" per '>hare
I ta 'tod, "'nuld be con venibk
'flh• 1.11mnwn 'toe\. at an 1n111al
, .. o,1.;r\111n prn.e of U pu sbarc.
wh1n 1 111 Jnt1-dilutwn adJUStment~
Jl,11 II• .t fl'dUl tllln in the COn\C~IOO
prl·1111un II' thl' e' ent of a change of
t•IJtr ' •" ddined The <>tod. IS
•J Jhll Jltn 1t t fnurth 't•ar. but pn o r
11 th '< \ 1.·n1h H'J rt>nl\ 1f the market
pri1.l' u! thl 1..ommon stuck ts at
'fl\ 1 lil·d k' d ' Jh<" t> the con' e rs1on
[H I
I he 'II"~ hJ'> lull' ot1ng rights w11h
tht· 1.•1mn10n '10\.li... ba\Cd o n the
numlx·1 "' 'hJr1.·\ ut lommon stod .
1''uJhll1 ur<1n u 1n\ c.-r,1on. etas~ 'ot-
11~ r ~hi' ur•1n the l\Suancc of senior
111 pJr11. '"i...~ .tnd the nght to elect
'"''' JdJ1ll1•nal J 1fl'\°l1.•rs upon Spct'I·
lieJ J11. 1,knJ Jm:JrJge\
Cost of living forces corporations to look elsewhere
Gold Coasts of Califo"Fnia, Co~necticut
face consequences of commuter c rush
By LINDA STOWELL ,.,......_.,_
ST AM FORD. Conn. -Two dec-
ade~ 3$0. affordable housing and a
good high"' a~ ~)Stem lured d o1ens of
maJOr companies to Co nnec t1cut'!I
c.uburb'i of Nc"' York Cit) Toda)
h1gh"<'W• ar1.· dogged. SS00.000
homes arc ronc,1dercd pt"dC'itrian. and
a corpora1t· e '<odu'> ma) be o n the
horizon
The "'a'c" ot gro"'lh from ~e"
'l urli.. 's global mark~t. which onct•
brought 1rea1iure-, to C o nnecrn:ul''>
"Gold ( oast." no"' threaten to erode
sumc of ttc. mo'>t prel'IOU<o economic
gains. (),er the past )car. at least a halt
do1cn b ig u>mpan1c\ haH· an-
noun1.l·d plan'i to clo\c or relocate
their Fa1 rfil'ld C ount\ opera11ons and
Top provisions of
RevenueActof'87
affect deductions
On Dec 2 ~ 198 7. Pre'i1dcnt Reagan
signed 1he Rc,cnue .\ct of 1987 The
intent of the la". "'h1ch will afT~ct
ma1 nl) corporations and wealthier
ind1>1do31s. 1s 10 · 1 ncrea~~".v------111.-LPff
Sl 3 billion over a twO·)c-ar period
Here are so me of the m ore S
notewonh) pro\ 1s1o ns of the la"' corr
• Bcginnmg in 1988. interest on
home aequ1s111on 1ndeb1edness up to
SI millio n will 0c deductible The
interest deductio n on home-cqutt)
loans "'Ill be hm11ed 10 loans up to
S I00.000 with no concern for how
loan proceeds are used. lntcrtst on
refinanced mongages will be dt'duc-
tible to the extent that the loan
balance doesn't excC'ed "'hat 11 was
1mmed1atel) before refinancing. In·
debtedness incurred to substant1all)
improve a quahlied residence will
incrca~ acqu1s1t1on indebtedness.
• Pe~onal scrv1Ct' corporatio ns
will be taxC'd at a Oat rate of 34
percent. t'1Tec11 ve for tax )cars beg1n-
n1ng after 1987.
• Perhaps tht most important
provision for businesses 1s the onc
that allows partnerships. corpor-
ations and personal service corpor-
ations to retain or elect fiscal years.
The 1986 Ta~ Reform Act required
many of these entttics to shift to a
calendar ta:< )Car.
The t 987 law will enable these
ent1t1es to keep their previous fiscal
years. and It"' ill allo w new enm1t'S to
adopt fiscal )Cars cndina no earlier
than ~pt. 30. Panncnh1ps and
corporations w1sh1ng to rcu11n or
ado pt a fiscal year under this
prov1s1on must file an election to, do
so and must make "rcquu'Cd pay-
ments" 1n the tmount of the tax
deferral result1n1 from the u se of the
fiscal year. The word1na of 1h1s
prov1s1on 1n the new law ha created
1<> much confu ion that the Internal
Revenue Service 1s un<kr pressure to
quickly publish clanfy1na n.ile .
• More wain wtll be subJ«t to
Social ~unty (FlC'A) tnes bet.an·
ntnJ 1n 1988. Emptoyers mu t pay
FIC A the oo all their cmptoytts'
cash ttps. Wa1cs pe1d to one' o wn
spOusc and chlldrtn over 18 att
aubj«t to A laxC1. Alto. tbt ltttS
for ddttnuntlll .vMlhfr farm w-.n
arc subJ«t to FICA taxt5 arf chanted
When compared to the swttpu\t
chlntn made b) ,._. 1916 Tu
Reform Act. t.he pron1aon1 of the ~---.C\'CnUC C:l orl917 tttm minor
The change in the limits on deduc-
t1b1ht) of home mortgage and ho me-
cqu1t) loan 1nte rc'>t '" perhaps the
most important pro \ 1'\10n for ind1-
v1duals.
Among the law's o ther pro' 1s1o ns I
are the followin2:
•Mutual fund shareholders "'ho I
itemize deductions on the ir 1987 ta\
returns ma) deduct their share of th<'
fund"s t \pcnsc without appl) ing tht'
l percent Qoor o n m1scellaneou'>
1lem1zed deductio ns
• The top estate ta\ rate. 'IChedulcd
to d rop in 1988 to .SO percent. remain'> I
at .SS perct'nt for ano th<'r liH ~cars.
1
• Estates O\'er SI 0 m1lhon "'111 losc
the benefit oft he graduated estate and
gift tax rates and the unified e"at(' I
and gift tax c redit.
• The prov151on of th<' 19 6 Ta'
RefQrm Act that allowt'd estates to
sell stock to an Emplo)« tod
Ownership Plan (ESOP) and deduc1
half the procttds from the ta~ablc
value of the estate has bttn changed
• Estate valuation fr«zes art' hm-
1ted. ·'
• Dcakrs may no longer use the
installment sales method of rcpon1ng
incomt'; non-dealers may still use this
method. There arc sptt1al rules for
obltaat1ons over SS m1llto n.
• Somt rules •ovemu\1 pubhcl)
1raded panncrsh1ps arc chanard
Gtntrally. a publl(ly trackd panncr·
ship will bt treated as a ~fl)Oratton
under l~ new law. hems attn bu table
to cch publl(ly trackd pennast\1p
m u$l bt treated wperattl) on a
panncr's 1nd1vtdual tH return
losJt1 from one p1nnenh1p. for
example. may not bt apphtd ••Mt
pasS1vt tncomt from othtr activ111c
• Corponi11ons are requu't'd to
tettlnate tMer peytMttt of ttumated
ta•cs
• family farm t'OrpOl'lbOft mu t
ow the attnlll IMthod "'~"''"' af ~ _aac.omc t~ SlS •lllioa.: ,......,,,,•m•11,..
ac"'••IMf II ,1\ltwp:wt-._
..
man' nWll' Jrc \JHI II hl· n m'i1dt'nn lld1c 1.h1l'l,11pt'rJ11n~ 11llil1.'r ot the ~ ut h · mu' ,·;l-~..Ll........_,._........._..J-1-.........,'-"...,.._-_.,._,~.....,.__..>.......__._........_ 1'!> 111 c .ro m P·' n ~.
IO\.JI manuf:11. tun·" l11unJ a 1hird "'h1l h ha' I;, llffil1'' 1n < on net 111. ut
l.tnd 1n c 1n•l'""''lh -1"'' d tam1h V. II J'1 " v.. -..J, dt turmcr ~~~1 1111i 1t.Jd' · -r-halrm:in 11 Pi m1.·ri,.i r1>fll -...id 11
u1ns1denng pJrtlJI or 101al relcKa· .. \o 11 1hn ·r~ loo\.rng Im a In"' r·
lion\ lll'>I Jrl'J th~,·rc hound to mu\l otT
The main gripe Tht• '\uhur~<, thl [J,t C 11Jc.·1 ..
1.'hllh U\l'J IP hJ\l' th1.• ICX:allon !IOU\lng rm.1'\ flJ\C '>oan·d \0 thJI
'.'tthlWI thl' l'll'>I nt th~ Big .\ppk m Jn\ homes are uu• of thc r('ach ol
ha'c gro,~n 'o dogged "'llh ix·opk C\l·n \Orne t'.'o-incomc fa m 1lu.·s In
H11"'.ird l O"'l'O' a \talc '-t'natur '>llml' .. 11t l"-'rl·nJ, J rt·n l \tt•mmcJ
lr11m ~r1Jgl'pt1n JnJ t..hJirmJn 111 the f J ttit.. 1,1 ( llUl"I\ lllUIJ hnumc :ii
(,l·nrral .\'>~·mbh ·, I ran .. pona11on pJ,tur,· h 1 tor ( '~1ut1\l'' v.1th li11k
( omm111cc: dc:'-4.nbn the s11ua11on uimn L'h.l' lx'lJ U<.(. fX'l'Pk "ho ~ur~
on lnfrrsta1c '<'i and thC' \krnll 1r. l!ll' ''Jd<'' r \laurant'' Jnd othC'f
Par\."J~ -:-thc a·gwn' major h gh· · ~u' 'le,~·, "-1.•n 1 tx· .tl"lk t11 all11rd 11
"'a\\ -,1\ "ab .... >luteh ho rrendou' II\, hl·r l
and l'3" thJ t life hcrl .• ,, no longer a < 111.·cn "'1ch. the c1,eragc pn ct· of a
bargain huml' ha!> nscn from $~6."'30 1n 1<ro
.:It°'> gr1dlOlL. trum ti 311 am to \\n,Jd\11.lc ~h .. mt"tJ l'nm('nld '
att(·r 30 .\ nde Imm Bndgq>on Ill hl'JJ~uJ rtcr' •·• < 1ft'(O\Ao 11..h 1n 14"0
-..1amford 1h.i1 <>hnuld tal..c 2 ~ m1 nutl"' ''ht·r• 1 , ... J, \nw11c1n < .sn <. 11 "
taL.rs mnrC' lhJn one ht>ur and ii '11.1irmJ11 • "' Kq.t111n.:1I PIJn .\\
t''l'f"\ .:i,ro.·1.1 ,,, ma" 1ran,ri•MJl1on ,, , .1' ••n .i~ ' .,t m1, plJnn1nF or "cl' u...,·J '"'' 1h1 \C.:lf ~ o "'c:'d ,1 111 µr11.1t1~n 1...r ihc Ir -~w tt· rer.111n •I
hJ1.l' hufll.·k<.'> itridli"'·L.. Cl"'''"" c,a1J (Pleaee tee CORPORATE/ A 101
··M ost people"' ho ma\.l· J moH· dn to ~ .,06.150 la\t vu r said \tank '
a lo1utlookingand1l thc-.·re aftnh1g "lun. pubhshcr ut th1.· (1r('('n\Ao 11.h
cm1 difTcr1.·m c' thl·n··, no lunger J Rl'1..llfd ot Rl·.il E .. 1.lll' Jk~
b1g ror,1 difTerC'ncd.,1.·t"c.-t.'n 't.'"') ML. lie ~1d 1he .. .\rnl'rl\dn Drl·;im·· -
and f Jirfil'ld < nunt\ .. <.aid Pe1cr J h•ur-hedroom hl)ml' •'n 11nl' JCrt• nl ..
Can Your Trust
Handle Real Life?
The rcalit\' hcing,
nothing st8\'S the ame.
Famil y situ<1tio ns change
con st anth" :\ot to men,
•
don e..-xternal c onomic
conditio ns. \\'hat\' )U need i a Fid uL~i:1 r\' cxrcrr \\'h l'
understands this and can \vork \\'ith \'l )ll ~1 nJ '\ )LJr <Htl 'r
ney to establish a tru t that i.. fl exjhlc l'n l )ta~h t\' J cal
\Vith these cver,ch anging fa ts of life.
At The Private Bank at Banker~ Tru't, \'<. 'll ,,·111 ha\ t'
a full,timc partner \\'ho~e experience "·111 lea\'C ,·nu "nn·
fident abo ut the future. \X'hile ma kinµ the ffl <. )~t <.l t<. )d ay.
To find )Ut nl re a ut the tru~t that\ n ght (l)r V<.Rl,
\vritc or call: Mr. David P. Cattrell, Din.~tl)r, Ra nker~
Tru t Cotnpany f California~ 1
./\., 1l\ .,.uth Gmnd
Avenue, L Ang les, ali~ rnin 41... \Y(l.
Tel. 213/62 2
nfE Private Bank l" Bankers Trust.
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CLDSE-UP
Is time rigtlt for home buyer~ to.take up ARMs?
~ . . ,.
~dJustable rate mor1p&cs (ARMs) Most AR Ms bavc caps or limits on In addition. you have the option to you may be charicd a hi,tler rate than your monthlyl)>lyments that would
&r\: once igatn capturinj the attention their adjustments. For mstance. the switch to a fixed rate~toan with fixed prevailing rates for fixed rate mort-result from risina interest ratCJ.
or home buyers. mtcrcst rate on many one-) car AR Ms monthly payments if inte~t rates gages. If you don't foresee a steadily rising
Interest rates on 30-year. fued·rale cannot be raised or lowered by more drop. subJCCt to stated fees and ttme income or you couldn'1 afford to keep
monga.ges averaged 10.8 percent in than 2 perttnt.agc points each adJu t· limits. The Federal National Mort-An ARM may be a lood choice if your house if your mOf'tPIC costs
J.inwil).,so one-year ARMs '1 in-ment period. and 1he most the aaae Association (Fannie Mac). you plan to own your home for only increased. then a fixed rate mortpae
trodu tor) rates of 8 peroent or so intcrcst rate can rise or fall over 1hr which buys mortp&cs from banks three to five years, perhaps because is better. because the monthly pay-
loot.. appeahnghto many profiSP«ed uve term6 of the loan 1s generall) \percent and thrif\s, pve the ·convertible h~~!~~~~~tot !~:!: t~;~;.J.i'ft;! ments will never va~. A f''"ed· rate1 borro\l,ers. "t t esc rates. a 1x rate or percenL monllllae market a boost in 1987 loan is also 1he sol ution 1or pcop e
f S 00 000 Id _,. lower initia rate on an ARM will save f mongage o I . wou c.rry a ·To take an ARM w11h no 1ntert>t when 1t announced it would buy who Just want the security o ~0~1ng monLhl) pa) ment of $937. while t.he ratc.cap...cven 1f 1t camcs a lo"er rate cooven1ble ARMs tflar. me:ct its you money in the short term com-exactly what their mortaaae pnnc1pal
monthl) pa)ment on a one-year than an ARM \I.1th a cap. 1s a H~f) period. even 1f1he index to which the quahfica1ions. pared to a fixed rate loan, and those and interest payment will be each and
.\RM would be onl}' $734. nsky propos11ion mongage rate is linked docs not rise. savings may be more than cnouJh to every month they own their home.
The tntcrest rate that lenders If interest rates drop . .\ RM s &•' l' Some lenders ha'•e introduced new The conversion feature ts conve· compensate for any increase in rates Choosing a monpgc is one of the
charge on l\RMs 1s ba~ on a specific )OU the potenllal to decrca~ ~our I) pcs of ARM des11ned to reduce the ntent. and convenipa should cost overt he time you own the home. most 1mponant financial decisions
1nde"t. such as the yield on U.S. mortgage rate and ) our monthl) risks of adjustable rate loans. One of much less than refinancing from an An ARM may also be appropriate you will ever make. and there have
Treasuf) sccunt1es. plus a marg.in of pa) ments w11hou1 refinancing )our the: most popular is the convertible adjustable rate lo a fixed nue mon-for borrowers whose income is cur-ne ver been more financing options
one 10 three percentage points. The monpge. But. 1f mterest rates n~ )0 .\RM. which combined some of the gage. rently not high cnouah to qualify for a available. A mortgage loan pro-
1ntcrest rate on any ARM ma) vary could your month!) pa) men ts mo t attractive features of adJu'stablc But there arc hm1tattons to con-fixed rate loan in ihe amount they fcssional can help you select the right
rcnod1call) -for example. t vcry In comparing AR Ms. )OU should and fi.\ed rate mortgages. Like tra· ''eniblc AR Ms. You may pay a hit.her want. But keep in mind an ARM is mortga&e 10 su11 your needs.
one. three or fi1,c ~cars -based on also be aware that some inst1tu11on'> d111~rnal AR Ms. convertible ARMs initial rate than on a reaular A~M. not advisable unless you art fairly Maq Rlltlle If .. ice JH"Hltk•t UHi
changes 1n the base tndex. Generali). offer low "teaser'" rates at th e out'>t't t' p1call} offer a lower ini tial interest and there is no guarantee that interest confident your income will climb m ... 1er, COll,.ater 111/.,.,,..u.. 1er·
1he longer the adjustment penod. the That means your interest rate "111 ra te and lower mon1hl) payments rates will drop and make convening over the years so that you can .-1ce1, •I MerrUI Ly.ell, Pierce,
l'll1ther the inittal monµac rate. increase at the first adjustmen t than fi -.ed rate loans. worthwhile. Also. if you do conven. comfortably meet any increases in Teuer Ir Smltll IK .
Airlines
intensify
rivalry
SERVICE SCREENS HOME REPAIRERS •..
PHOE I . .\nz. 1.\P) -Ther('
arc a 101 of s1m1lan11es bel\l.~n
.\mcnca Wtst .\1rhnes and ulh·
"est .\1rhnes. bu1 the b1gd1fferencc 1s
M, the balance shcc1
.\mcnca West lost S45 7 million
l.•61 'car. "'htle ou1h"est had a net
r rotl1 ofS20 2 m1lhon
The Tcmpe-based .\menca Wtst 1s
•utting bad. on operations 1n a
dt.'lcrm1ned push to rrturn to
profitabilm .
B\ March I . Amcm:a West plans to
diminatc nl·.irl> Io percent of 11s
nlgh ts. rt•ducl· the·s11c of llS au-craft n~ct and to reduce 1he size of 1t!>
"orkforcc b} 500 JOb through attn~
11on and 'oluntdf) lea HS
.. , n our opinion this 1s the corr('('·
t ion necessar) for u<> 10 be a profitable
mpan) ... said Ed 8t'auva1s. cha1r-
m:i n and foundt'r of .\menca V. c<;t
"\\ ~· (3111t.l lc\ ehng off.'" Beau\ at\
"1td · \\ c''l bl-en d1mb1ng stead1h
t.-r almo'>t ti~)car'i and no" "e·rc
gorng w k' l'I ofT and make a profit .
and then conunuc to chmb ··
Thr numbt'r of da1I~ depanurco;
.,.111 be cu t \.1 arch I from 54., to 51
· Eighteen flights ongmatmg from
Ph0tn1\ ~111 be C'anceled. lea' 1ng tht
<11rltnc: w11h 155 datl) departures
The cutback m operat100'i 1s t.'\·
pectc:d to S3\C ~mcnca West ahout
~i,Q million to S 70 m1ll1on in IQ oul
,1fcs11mated re' cn ues ofS 700 m1ll1on
11) $800 m1llton
Hclane Becker. an airline anah\I
"Hh thl' tn'estmc.-nt firm of \hl·ar\on
l ~hma n in Ne"' York. \.ltd the airline
ma} tic doing too little. 100 la1t·
Thl· a1rl1ne 1s faced "1th the
problem of fi lling not onl~ It\ 122-
t•f· I ·13-scat Boemg .,J'., am.raft bul
.tbo 1h1: ~H·n I 90-seat Bo<:1ng .,,.,s
1hJt pro' 1dc scr' Ill" trom Ph<Xn1't
J'H.I Las \"cg..1!. to< h1cago. 'c" ) ork
< 1t' and 8alt1morc-V. ash1ngton \he
\..tid
~he said an un1.cnain eumom'
, vuld damp1.:n u10,umer <>pending
.1"ld furtha d.irkl·n 1hc com pan~·,
•l)tlook
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ut h.1d, opcrallPn'> tind the re' cnue
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. PRATT BRANDT RUCJt
Avco Financial
elects Bukow, Fite
Directors of Avco Finaac:laJ Services tn In tnc have elected
.-1\onfld Bukowas exccull ve '1ce.pres1dcn1 and chief finanoal officer
-and Gary L. f'ite a'> C'tccut1 ve v1ct" president and controller. Bu1to~
,1,ill bl-n:~pons1bk tor .\FS's global finan cing acti' 111cs. ha. biltt
management. lender and 10\t·stor relation\. cash managemel')t an
the 1n'C:lllmcn1 ac t1\lllCS rm .\f "i\ profit-sharing plan and 1t~
1nsurancc ~ubs1d1ancs • • • Rudolph (" Baldoni. chairman of the board for Tbe Buk o
Oraace Coeatv. announces the appointment of R01er W. Pratt as th
CAMPBELL BRADB URNE OLAFSON
o<:" prc-s1dcnt and l h1cl <:'te<.u lt'e offi<.cr for lhc commercial bani..
hascd in Fountain Valle\ • • • Ray Brandt of( nrona dcl Mar ha~ bn·n appo1ntl·d <;ale\ manager
ot the .\nahe1m oflit:l' of Coldwell Banker Commercial Real Estate
Se rvices. • • •
EmHleBC) Power Engineering has appointed Kenneth A. Ruell
a\ president and chief e'ccutl\e officer Hans Imhof. founder and
pres1dtnt. assumes 1he pos1t1on of chairman of the board. Ruck"' 111
be responsible for all operations of the Co~ta Mc~ compan~ and 11s
substdiaty ED PAC in Horsham. Pa "'1th combined sales expected to
c\teed S8"5 m1ll1on this }Car • • • Joining Grubb & Eilis's ewpon Ekach lOmmernal brokerage
office arc David H. Bradbunae ol 'le"'pon Beach as an industnal
propenies spt'('i.altst and Fruit R. Campbell of ( osta Mesa as an
office propcn1es speo ahst and Gregory J . Olafson of Seal Beach as a
retail propcntes o;peuaho;t • • • Jaaie Dnlff. consumer loan officer at the Huntington Beach
office. has bt'en appo1tcd an a\~1~tan1 'ice prc"dent of Liberty
NaU.UUluk..
Fr omA9
enurc cus1om -made home.'' she
added.
Pauker said each craftsman must
pass a co mprehensive screenmg
before he becomes a pan of her
referral business.
Rick Beaudl) 1s the owner of
Bcaudl) Carpet Care ba~ an Hunt-
ington Beach. His service tncludcs
carpet and upholstef) cleantng. wood
floor upkeep and flood restoration .
He "'as referred 10 Pauker by his
brother-to-la"' three )'Cars ago.
~ccording 10 Beaudl). Pauker's
screening procedure docs not stop
once a tradesman 1s accepted into 1he
sen ICC
"It 1s on ongoing screen mg ... he
said. "She constantl} monitors each
)Ob. You arc only as good as your last
JOb.'"
Beaudry said teaming up with
Pauker has made a positive financial
impact on his bustness.
"II 1s best thin' that has happened
to m} business.' he said ... When I
ad,cn1sc in the Yellow Pages. 11 cosl
around SJOO per month. I may get
fi\C or SI\ l'alJs a month: I may land
t"'o or thrrc Jbbs from that
"In Decrmbcr Bonnie ga ve me
kads "htch turned into a profit of
SJ.000 Her'fcc "'as only 10 percent of
that amounl ··
Beaudn said 1he amount of
net\l.Ort..uif Pauker does 1s the key to
the rcferra scr\ ice.
.. he rubs dbo"s \I, 1th professional
people." he said ... Bonntt' calls me
"11h leads and I close 1he maJonly of
thl'm occauSt' \h(' hai, alread) talked
me up so mulh to her cltcnts tha1 lht')
arl' <>old on me I think the world of
her··
According to Pauker. a woman
"11h seemingly endless energ} and
enthusiasm. her marketing skills
allo" the craftsman to concentrate on
his trade rather th.an after-hour pubhc
relat ions work .
.. The tradesman puts advert1se-
men1s 1n 1hc Yellow Pages and then
after a long day at work comes home
and stans answenng messagts.'' she
said ... What I do for the tradesman 1s
markel my service through a number
oforgan1za1ionsand through massive
amounl!> of d1Stnbu1ed fliers ··
"I delivered 37.000 fliers mvself
last )car at doors throughout Orange
Count}.'' she said. "I have heard sad
stones "'hen people call me after my
flier lands on their door. The) say the
tradesman (lhey had hired pre\ IOUS·
I~) took money. disturbed the famil y
or did shoddy worlt."
Pauker sa)s 111s not uncommon for
her 10 dchver a free 20-minute Lalk on
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"Tricks of the Trades ... Be Sman Or
St-5oIT) ... to womens' clubs, new-
comers· groups. business groups and
service clubs. sometimes 12 times a
month. Brochures descibing her re-
ferral service are available after her
talk.
While Pauker said the craf\smen
consider her a "counselor" because of
the leads and encouragement shl'
provides. the propeny owners call her
the ··sleuth of Orange County ... for
her abihl} to find the nght craftsman
for the nght JOb .
Gary Gra). "'ho owns Orangt
Coast Jeep Eagle in Costa Mesa.
·1carned about Pauker last year
through a Newport Bt-ach business
club.
.. , th ink my first need was someone
to do some pamting in our Costa
Mesa dealership... he said. "She
supplied a painter that did an excel-
lent JOb. He showed up on time and
did e'artl) what was expected ofh1m
-which 1s sometimes tough to find
1n a tradespcrson ...
In the last year Gray said he has
used Pauker's ~rvice tn all -three of
his dealerships and at ha~ residence.
"E'el)onc she <;emcs up w11h 1s
super.'" he said. "I don't have lo waste
m} time prcscreentng 1he person -
she has done all 1hat for me ...
Gra) said Pauker's tradespeople
ofTer fair pnces on JObs contract~.
"I needed repairs done on 1he roof
of m} bcac~ house:· he said. "The
person I contacted bid the JOb S 1.100.
The guy Bonnie found for me did the
JOb for S360. The roofer even called
me after the last big rains to ask how
the roof held.
"I have come 10 rel} on Bonnie. She
1s the first person I call whenever we
need a repair done ... he added.
For added 1nformat1on about The
End Result, call 720-3969 or
5~6-6008.
Elaine Redfield heads
OC interior designers
The Amencan Society of lntenor
Designers has elected Elaine M.
Redfield of Fullerton as president of
the Orange Counl) chapter.
Educated al Wellesley College and
lJCLA. Red fit>ld has been an ac·
credited designer srncr I Q73. She 1s a
charter member of the society's
count~ chapter and has received
se' eral awards for professional
actue\ ement.
Redfield was a founding member of
the Orange County Performing Ans
Center. Orange Count '.t' Philhar-
monic Society. Pacific Symphony.
Fullerton Civic Light Opera and
Volunteers for Kids' Sakes. She
served three terms as a 1rustcc of
South Coast Repertory and currently
holds board pos111ons with the Per·
forming Arts Ct'nter. Newport
Harbor Art Museum. Opera Pacific
and UCI Foundation.
According 10 Redfield. today's
professional intenor designer 1s con-
cerned with much more than
furnishings and ornamentation or
household intenors.
"Our designers are co ncerned w11h
low-cost housing. energy con sen a·
t1on. desi gning offices. hotels and
restaurants. increasing worker pro-
duct•' II}. 1mprov1ng effi c1cnc) of
pubhc buildings and planning bar-
rier-free fac1hties for the handicapped
and aged.'" she said.
"M> goals for our chnpler arc lo
develop a resource hbraf). establish a
greater pubhc presence and continuc
our service to the community:·
She noted 1hat a co nunu1ng obJCC·
11 vc of the ~8.000-member national
society 1i. 10 license design pro-
fessionals to protect consumers and
the mdustr) -
Serving on Rcdficld's board arc
Andrea Holte of Orange and Lynn
Smith of Costa Mesa. vice presidents.
J. Trent Harmon of Ncwpon Beach.
treasurer: Mane Chan of Laguna
Hills. secretary ".bby Menhenett of
Corona del Mar. na11onal director.
and Pai StampsofM1ss1on VicJO. past
president.
CORPORA TE EXIT ...
FromA9
C'onnccttcut. Ne"' Jersey and Ntw a"'a}' and ha ve no need to be tn the
York. command center of the global market
He said that when companies arl' finding other loca1ions and betng
moved to Connecticut 1n the 1970s. in a sense pushed out or at least costed
housmg was affordable. land was out by those who have to ha ve that
plentiful and an ample labor pool was location." said John Keit h. president
a"ailablc. of1he Regional Plan Association.
"The county has changed dramati-A survey b} the Southwestern Area
cally already.'' 'he said. "Greenwich Commerce and Industry Association.
ha' closed schools in 1ht last I 0 yea rs a coaltt1on of business groups and the
1md thev do that becau~ they no state, said last ycarthattwice as many
longcr h·ave enough kids 10 use the manufacturers moved out of Fair-
schools. No young people can afford field County as moved in during th r
to hve in these c111es... past fi ve years.
Evidence of a possible corporate Manufacturing generates S 10
rxodus cropped up in 1987. when at b1Miion in revenues and provides 36
least si.l companies pulled out of the percent of the JObs in the county. said
area: Al Petnkas. president of thl' Wilton-
• Gcor1ia-Pac1fic Corp. an-based V1tta Corp. and chairman of
nounccd it would move most of its the task force that directed the survey.
regional opera11ons from Darien to its Bui John Mitov1ch. president and
corporate hcadquaners tn Atlanta. chief execuuvc officer of SACIA. said
The Fortune SOO forest products he doesn't believe "the bloom 1s
company employed 320 people in completely off the rose" in Fairfield
Darien. makina tt the town's sina)c Count)'.
largest employer. "When people look at the rc11on
• Revere Copper and Brass Inc.. and Stt some traffic patterns. some
which had moved from New York 10 people like to attribute the erosion (of
Stamford about two years aao. said it businesses) to traffic or cost. but that's
planned to relocate 1u hcadquaners not completely it. There's a ranac of
tn the Midwest. thinp h1ppcn1na." he said,
• Penn Central Corp. said it would Milovich said some of the com-
move its headquarters fro m Green· panics that moved to the rqion in the
wich to Ci ncinna11. 1970s arc no longer here because they
• Stauffer Chemical Co. an· bAv..L.tx:tn m__c~tb . others or
nQunC'ed it would closc its held· bouaht out.
quar1ers 1n Westport. Its three main orporate executives at comp1ntts
blHincues were split up and the that hive not annou~ 1ny plans to
headquarters are movina to Shelton. move d«hne to discuu the poui-
Conn .• Wtlm1naton, Ott. and Ctu-bihty of rcloc1t1n1 bca'4se it womes caao. , their cmployttt.
• El«lrolu.x Inc. said it would 5h1ft But w~n Louis Hams and AI-
its hndquancrs from Stamford to ~1ates. the survey ttKan:h firm in
Atlanta. New York, asked chief' c7.CCVtivc
• lomqa CC>f"P. returned to Utah offi~o narnt the bnt ~ only. 1 yar aftn movina 1t1 had· mtt nan ara 1n -'tkh to locaie 1
quanm to Stamford. buttw. OOM of the 403 na:wti'fft ---
Most cued I.be nttd for "c:ontohd• ranked any Connttticu~iua.
tion" u the l'U.IOn for aNvi ... but .. Oventl. the New Yon atta.
oM knowlcdetablc obtervff met the •hich indudnConnecticut, doaert
bilh COii ofs&a)'•• •n t.bt ara was 1 a ptttty bid rap," uid Mat llUf .
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80. TO ( >\ r 1 -Poor manage·
mC'nl. an 1nati1ht' 111 ~'1'<>perat(' and a
prton uplt1on v.11h "hofH('rm
profit arr anwnJ rra,.on' \m('11, an
b\ls1ne ' 1\ lo,ing rnund to ft)rY1&n
romp('11tor. ...,, ' the lin t rt>pon ol
t~ \I IT C omn11 \ton lln I ndu\tnal
ProdU<"tl\ ,,,
The l ' S N'onom' 1s st1ll 1hc mo't
f)'odu tt\(' 1n the "'"uld bu1 roulJ ~
1u.,,.SJC'd b' oth('r n111ons that art
p1n1na on 11, tht-,omm1~\lon rt"
ponC'd M onda' at th(' annual mttt1n&
ofltlf' "'"~·nc·ua s ioon for the'
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1tandard on" '"I tn IM l lnitC'd latt'
and C'nhanc•na 1t. ..... sa1d M1 hl(I l
(}(f1oUZ dtrtt10f of tM l..abortt01')
for omputcr • K'n« at the \ta "'
chUYtU lnstuult of Tcd1no)o& and
•chairman oft ht commtUaon ··ln that
11ensc. "*I thtnl prodlK'l1V1t} 1 1m•
pornan
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C>rttmbtf 10 6 b) MJT P1&idtat
h•t Gna , lti 11 MIT tMna.-,
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dt't('rm1nc I~ <'8U\('<. ol thC' Wl'lkn~'
in l produ "' 11\ aod to makt ~un'\mtndauon\ to mdu \t). uni·
\('1";1t1t\ and IO'C'mmtnt ronctm•"I
v. h. t mtJhl be donf "' ("()nTn 11
In 11s intC'nm t'Tpon Mondi}. tht-
' lmm1 s1on hnC'd v. hat 11 bdtC'"'n to
hr th(' fh(' pnn 1pal causo of thr
d('(hnt 1n .\m('ncan product•' tt}
ThC'\ &l'T
•E'(nS)"t ancntion to IC'ttHttn
and •n"~t~nl\ that•~ pirofi1.abtit tn
1h(' \bon run 'mcnHln,C'nlt'd thr
1ran 1 tor radio. rolor kk>vm<>ft and
lht '•dto cassC'ttt recorder.
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qu1C'kl~ lolt antcrnt 1n proch.Ct"I
thtm. ho•<''C'f'· and to~ t~ mar·
kc~ to J1P1n
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Congress should
redefine role of
Post-al Service
The gro using and grumblingabout cutbacks b y the Postal
Sc.·r \ ll'l' last weeke nd were as pred ictable as the rising sun.
:-.;o one likes to think he is go ing to get less ser\'in.·.
e per1all} "he n it's something he ho lds as sacred a s the m ail.
Rut cutback was the o rder of the day. and post offices
throughout the natron began doing j ust that •
Wrndo\\ service at m a n) post offices was eliminated o n
·a1urda). Sunday mail pic kup suffered the same fate.
Other reductrons in ho urs and services are taking place.
hut the "ceke nd mail e rn ce sacrifices arc the m o l
nolll'l'Jble to the public. r he reaso n?
Otlicrals blame a $1 2 b11l1on c ut Congrc s made in thl'
Po tal 'en rn··s appropnat1o n. That cut and "hat "'e expect
o f the.· po:.t otlin.· cause a lot o f frustration.
The Postal Sen ice lS a strange_ creature. Its employees arc
u \ii wn ants. and its operations are panially financed with
federal funds. But the Postal er"ice is not a government
agc.·m~
Thae are other rnntradtctr o ns created b\ the Posta l
c.·n 1u:\ status. but there's also'a realit) that can't be denied.
\\hen the monc~ to run a business o r a go' ernmcntaJ agenc.·~ 1s not there. the managers ha,·e to do o ne of two thr ngs:
The\ lcJn find more m onc' to main1a10 the leq~I of sen rce or
thl'\. c.Jn rc.·ducc en llC to.absorb the cuts.
I · It the post u llice coulJ do e plants. the budget cut could
hJ' l' been cac;1h mad\.' But that's not.the case.
Bc.·t·ausc th.l' pc.1'1 u tlicl' 1s a sen ice 1ndustf} and can 't
reduc.·e produ1. t1c.>n . the.· uni~ thing managers can do 1s rl.'duce
t he.· le.'\ c.·I of Sl'r' 1t c.· c.1r get rid o f e nough cm plo~ ces to make up
the.• c."UtS
It's no big l.'trc.'t that thc cost nf a fir t-dass stamp "111
soungotu ~5u:nis ll1.l\'1.''1.'r.th1.·Po tal cn1ccand C'ongn.•s<;
mu ... t -.uon\.'r or IJter tac.c.' thl' fort that tht' l'O!.t of mail sen ice
1"> incrcJsrng lc.t\ll't thJn 11 'hould \\hen c um pared tO o ther
ck men ts of th1: c.'lonum'
The Postal Sen Ill' ·.,.,as l rc.·ated as a guarantc.·c that tht·
publrl \\Ou Id ha' c dq>endable mail scr' ice. hut thl' Postal
c.·n Kl' ha<. gro"n 10 he much more. It ha'i C\panded a nd
o ffl'r'> more than guarantc.·cd mail dell\ c~ tu l'\ a~ l It~. to" n
and \ 1llag1: in the.' l . n1tcd tale">.
Ta\pa~crs hJ\ l' pa1c.l dt•arl~ to help the.· P11'ital "icn itc.'
kcc.·p up \'Ith the prr' .1t1.· hu,rm.·s'>C'> that ''l'rc.· allo\\l.'d tn
lUmpcte "1th the pust ufTtlc
0\1.•rn1gh1 package dcl1,t·r~ 1s ~n example. The roncept
began" 1th parcel post but rap1dh expanded 10 documents. so
the.· Po4'tal Sen Kc.' gcarl·d up to protect its market
In the.' future.· thac.· ''111 ht· more tompct1tron
Tht: 1.·4u1pnwnt anc.l ielhnulog~ no " C\rst tu 1n,tantl~
scnJ lop1e"> of dol umcn11., <l' a telephone linec; ur h' -.a1dh1e.
<. umputcr trammi...,1un ol business lcucr\. bills. l.'tc has the
pott·n11al 10 1ai...1.· a hugl' hllc out of the monopol~ mar~ct the
Postal ~c.·n Ile.' ha .. c.'nJO)Cd
The luture of the Postal . er' ice. and "hat "e pa) tor 11.1s
a political qucstron that \\Ill not tx· settled b ) the forces of the
el o n o m rc market plan· Prl\ a tc 1 nd ust ~ can be sclcct1' l'
about "here 11 offer' J l'n ice and balance the.' profit against
the.· c.O':tl. But ( u ngrl.''i'i ha to guarantee some form or mail
dl.'ll\1.·r~ lllC\t:r~ ut11t•n no matter "here.· that pcr<,on lr'l''i.
Congress could Jo 1hclf ana thc.· ta\pa~rrc; a hrg fa, or h)
dt'Crding "hat thl' P11,tal 'icr\ rre 1<. and "hat rt "tl l bl' rn the
f uturc
It'<. lud1t rou' 111 hl'l11.'H' that a 4ua\l-goH·rnm1.·ntal
agcnc.' run b~ J hurt·JulrJl'~ lan lo..t·c.·p up "ith the.· pn\ate
~c.·rtor unlcc.s rt ~W'' J lut m11rc mum·~ than \\l' arc.' \\lll1ng to
PJ~
OTHER VotcEs
Acid rain
If th~ i:H.lm 1n r.,trat1<1n ront1 nu1.·s to drag 11s hrcls on doing
<.omething lomtruCtl\ t about ~ud rain. President Rl'agan·s
1.·nt1n· 1rml· rn offic.e i" going to pa<ic; "1thoul real actio n on th1:,
t'n' 1rnnmt•r1tJ I thrt'.11
. I ht· rc.·1.1.·nt un\<tll<.factor} m eeting with ( anadtan
utlrt 1dl' 1n \\ J '>h1n~tun l'i a fresh indicat ion that 1h1-; ma\
h..ipf>\.'n •
It 1-; true that a 'irnr<lgin ot apparent progrc!>s "'J' ma<lr
f he .\mt•ncans agreed that an a ttempt sho uld he.· made to
negotiate an and rain control treaty with Canada.
But the rr "a' no po'i1 t1ve U.S. respons~ to that countf\ \
'r>c.·1.·rfic pro pmal' for rl·ducing the "olumc of aud r:trn that
mo'c' nwthc.".l\l\A.ard J lro\c, the l J.<i.-C anadian bor(kr
\ 't rt·nt1tit ton1.,1.•n,us c;a" action 1'i nl'l'<kll Our
go\ c.·rnnwnt <.houlJ \ho" more signs of he1ng "rllrng 111 do rt\
parl
Wesler!} I R.1.1 SUD
Baby M decision
Thr ('\few Jcrse) Suprem e Court I found t h.1 t th(• Raby M
lOntrac.l t on ... 11tutcd an illegal bah' 'ak he.·( :iu'l' 11 prtl\ 1ded
for t"ompematron.
The quec;t1on for the Legislature 1s· \huuld '>uch contrac111
~ o utla"cd as bei ng. in thr mun ·, "m<l\. inherent!~
"loath ~omc" and leading to "the e \plo1ta11o n ol a ll panics""
Or should they be rccogn11ed a'i uscf ul and. m fact.
inc' 1tablc ~nd sho uld the state'-; dut' then ~ s1mpl~ to
regulate the "on1rac1c;"
(The Legislature) hall alread~ aratl'd a panel
1dcall) equipped lo make such recommendations.
that IS
. o m e la"'makers don 't \\ant 10 "'all ... We kno" as
muc h abo u t rt a we need to i..no\\ ... .\c;scmblyman Walter
~rn. R -Bergen. says.
T hat's a dub1o u-, as<.umpt1on The Legislature ho uld
hold off until 11 hear from th~ rnmm1\MOn .... thtn accept or
reject thrs mfortnt:d coun~I
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.. Skinflint Republicans, not spendthrift Democrats. arecontroll1ngthe
pursestn~s ofCaflfomta and If anything. thelr numbers are
Increasing. ·
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Du Walt..
Cola•nlat
· · ·· Terrortst·s · · · · ··
could steal
U.S. missile
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By BARRY SCHWEID
WASHINGT ON -David Aaron.
bureaucrat tumed authQr. says he's
worned the U.S. nuclear arsenal is so
unmanageable that one or two
weapons could easily get lost 1n 1he
shuffie and find their way into the
hands of tr rrorists.
Aaron was President Carter's depu-
ty ass1s1an1 for national security
affairs from 1977 10 198 1. and a
mem ber of the U.S. arms control
team that negotiated the 1972 SALT I
treat) with the o' 1et U nion.
He also l!I a best-selling author
"State Scarlet" beg.ins with a call lO
the White House fro m a man who
claims to ha\e stolen a .S. nuclear
wc.·apon. E\el)bod) thinks he 1s
cr.izy. But the president takes the
threat senousl) and insists on an
inventory.
·11 Gann Limit is a bad bill, it
/"-
The m1lltal) discovers to tts dis-
may that 11 cannot locate dozens of
m issiles. T he 1errons1 threat rs real. It
\'ergcs on touching ofl' nuclear war
bc1 v.~n the n1ted States and 1he
SO\ 1et lln1on
F1ctron. of course.
should be repealed, not fixed But ..\arun. 1n an 1ntervrew while rn
town to plug the paperback \ ersron of
hr~ book. d1~cussed some rcal-lrfc
problems.
.\CR.\MENTO-There's an old
and 'alid sa) 1ng around the Capitol:
don't amend a bad bill.
In other \\.ords. 1f leg1sta11on 1s
poorl~ (Onu·1H·d in the fir'il place. no
amount uf 11nh•nngcan correct 11 and
the fi nal produ t mrght be worse than
doing nothing
, Ir"\ an adagl.' 1hat some fol l-.s 1n
puhltc cdura11on might heed.
The manm•r 1n which budgetary
anc.I focal poline~ are made in
( aliforn1a 1Hlt~torted be\ond ra11on-
a llt' ·
The 1.'Ssen11al na\I. rs 1h:11 the anti·
ta' and anll· pending measure\
cnac11.·c.I 1n ( aliforn1a during the last
dcL·adc. b~ imposing ng1d ltmllS.
cnrnurage fu nn) -monc~ mt•thods of
financing go\ l'rnment.
Proporn11>n I I. for instance. did
enact ;in 0' crduc.· cut in propert)
ta\t'S, "h1th had go11cn out of hand.
But b~ frec1~g·propert) tax rates a'> a
re' en..uc-adJ us1men1 1001. Prop-
os111o n 13 has the perhaps un-
intended side eO'ccts o f concen1ra11ng
pohq-mal.1ng po"er in arramen10
a nd nudging lo<:al officials toward
adoptron of outl.ind1sh fee schedules
and land de' dopmcnt policies 10
mal.e up for tht· lo'>I re' enue
Tht· Gann I rn111. "h1ch c.ime along
a \Car later but didn't take efl'ect untrl
last 'car. ha'I like"1se distorted the
pollc)·mal.1ng 'i)\tcm II creates
artificial tompct1t1ons for monC'~
v. hl'r<' none should t'Xl\I and en·
rnurgc'> pollt '-mal.cr'> 10 look for
loophok\
Gov C1eorge Dcu~mCJ1an. to r in-
starice. 1'> pr11motrng a qucsuonablc
scheme 10 finann· h1gh"a~ construe·
11on from honds mostl~ -although
thL' admin1'>trat1o n wo n't adm11 11
public!~ -bl'cau~ hond spending I'>
exempt from thl· G ann L1mrt.
The go,ernor and the Leg1'>l~turc
should bear and exercise the rcspons1-
b1ht) for 'determining both the le\CI
of public spending and the level of
ta\C'> to support that spending. The
onh C\tenor barrier should be 1ha1 ~penJ1ng and rc,enucs sho uld be in
balance. except for the Judicious u~
of bonds to finance certain kinds of
capital v.or~s proJCCts without inde-
pendent re' enues.
If the) arc \\ 1lling to spend the
mOl_ll'~. thl') should be "1lling to
1m p'0'>1.' 1hc 13\l'~" .\nd 1f1hc) arc lex>
c;11ng' w11 h \Orn e programs. the)
should 3n'"l'r potr11call~ to the
ad,OC31C') of tho.,c programs
The Gann L1m11 should be rc-
peak d It's unn~cessal") because the
ta\ burdcn 1n Cahfom1a 1s not
nu\h1ng. nor arc there an) 1ndica -
t1on~ 1ha1 thn'>e v.ho control ~hq
\l.3nl tu 1nncase ta\eS. krn01n1
Republicans. not spendthrift Demo·
cr3t\. arc controlhn~ the purse stnngs
o f ( ahforn1a and tf anything. their
numbers art• incrcasmg.
Pohq -makers can C\'ade respons1-
b1ltt> for their actrons b) blaming
thl'm on the Gann L1m1 t. thus the
'ital poh11cal conncc11on between
1a,1ng and spending rs broken
If tht· blanket of spending and
ta\lng rcstrarnts imposed on Cali-
fornia makes h11le sense. however. 11
cannot. hke a bad bill, be rmpro\C~d by
tinkvri ng. ''h1ch 1s exactly what a
l'Oah t1on of ed1.1..ca;ional groups 1!> propo~1ng thrs )eUY
P1oposrng a rl·peal of Gann. they
lx'lrl'\C. would be polrt1call) 1m poss-
1bll' rhe) arr . therefq rc. proposing a
~light t•asrng of its hm11 s. which wrll
be on the June ballot. and a wholh
nonscnsrcal measure for the Novem'-
ber ballot that \l.<Ould tic the hands of
polil) ·makt·rs c' en more
It Y.Ould. it enacted. guarantee the
schuol) a Ii \Cc.I <;hare of the '1atc's
DAN
WALTERS
The gray hair. horn-rimmed glasses
and prn-stnpc '\Ult conceal a zan)
sense of humor that a fe" years ago
produced one of the funnrest parodies
e'er v.nttcn about Hen11 Kissinger.
for " ho rn ..\aron also wo rked.
But .\aron doesn't laugh aboul
nuclear ~tratcg) or about 1erronsm
He 1s alarmed that 11·s become
cus1o mar) to thrnk in terms of general fund spending and then limited nuc:ll·ar war. <\aron call~ 11
wo uld d1\Cn an) revenues in excess . "posturrng ··
of the lim11 back into the schools. ·
rather than rnto tax rebates. as the "This thcon that \OU (·an ha'c
Gann L1m11 no.,.. pro' rdesand as too k h11lc escala11on boundaries. and
errect last )Car bargain in the mrds1 of nuclear v.ar
One rigid and rllog1cal constrarnt v.hcn ~ou 1.outdn"1 bargain ~fore the
\l.OUld be compounded by another .... ar ~ems 10 me to be c~lctel)
and if the school people -includrng foolish ... ht• ..ard
state schools chief Bill Honig -arc
suc.·cl.'ssful. onl.' could expect the
ad,ocates of h1ghwa~s. welfare.
health and other spending programs
to demand spending guarantees for
themselves.
The federal budget <tpparatus has
degencratc.-d into gridlock because so
man) parts of the spending program
ha\C become "en111lements" that
cannot be changed . O nl> a Un) part of
the federal budge t 1s. rn fact. con-
trollt'd b) the 01Tic1als who arc
supposed to control 11. •
This latest proposal of the educa-
ti onal communit) would take Cali·
forn1a another step toward that kind
of gridlock b~ rcmov1 ng even more of
the fkx1bil~l).
If the Gann L1m1t 1.s a flawed
concept. and It 1s. 11 should be
repealed. B) proposing this measure.
the state·!> roucauonal leaders arc
sa) 1ng they believe the political
process cannot work -a strangely
n m eal a11itude for those 1n' o lved in
training )oung minds
Du W•llen I• • 1yadlc•t~
col•m11i1t 111 S.cr•me•to.
"If "'C plan on that basis. I think
"1."ll onl) ha~1en the li kelihood 1ha111
actuall> could come about ..
N ucll'ar "capons . .\aron said. arc
not gunboat'>. \l.htt'h the United
tatcs used in the age of 1mpenahsm
to force troublesome sm all countries
10 bad dO\\n
"Thrcatc:n to use nuclear .,..capons
and prelt) soon Y.C take each other's
thr"•at scnou\I~ ... Aaron !Mild .. <\nd
the \\Orsi sr1uat1on is when both srdcs
_think the other 1s going 10 a11ack
That's wh<'n )OU have.' this ternblc
n sk of surpme a11at·k."
Tht• United States and th{' So-.1c1
nro n togethc.·r ha\c .about 25,000
nuclear wl'apons Keeping track of
them ob' 1ousl~ 1s a severe problem.
That"s Onl' reason .\aron support\
the current nl'go11a11ons for a 50
percent O\Crall reduction in long.
range bombers. land-based mrss1les
and nuclear submarines. And why he
think' the N .\ TG deciswn in 1983 to
scrap 1.400 of 1he oldest tacural
....eapons wa'> smart
Fame and Oly111.pic athletes
share a fickle relationship
"They arc old. but they arc even
more dan~crous because the) don't
ha"c the kind of controls over them."
.\aron said .. omc of them JUSt have
padlocks:·
The former diplomat 1s cnucal.
ho"e'cr. of what he calls foot·
dra~1ng b} the N .\TO alltcs on
funding a program 10 guard nuckar
.,..capons against theft by terron sts
I he rJdru s;ml 11 "ould be ovcrca~t
anc.I cold fht·rr had tx't•n sno\.\
fl urril'\ and the.' nlUU nta1n IA:l\ t'\·
pectl'd to hl· 1q 11'> run'I 3\ $moo1h a\
poli~hl·d gl,l\\ ·\ rx·rfc:n da~ tor 11111
John,on
John~on hJd hl.•en w.aggenng
awund \,1r.11\·, 11 '\ ugo..,la' 1a all \l.Cek
hragg1ng 11e11 11nl) th~ll h\· "ould \I. In a
gold ml·d,il hut that Im Europl'an
compet1t rm1 n('l.'c.I nnt l''c.·n sho" up
lk \\J\ .1 hknd ol tuhammad .\Ii
a nd John ~hlnrnl' l k v.u'>cOCk).he "a' rue.le -h1· d1c.l n'1 \<.'t'ITl to care
"hat an\ofll' thnu11.ht
l ht·""'"' '"ll'r' madl.' fun ofh1m.
anJ tht· F1cnt h ,i.1l''' u1d he.• v.as an
un"on h~ opponent Johni.on. smrl-
1ng all 1he "hill' rc1urncd the insult'\
He "a~ J media darling: u~
poll\hctl anJ na1' 1.• hut so full of
hra,adl1 that mt•mber'l of the prc\'i
corps trippt:d o' c:t one anothtr to get
near hrm
He had grown u1> 1n Orcl)Cl~ been
1n trouble \I.Ith lhr law and had a
d""'pllnc probkm 1n S('hool. Bui
~mchov.. hr had 11c·ntcd h1ungcr o n
the mountain!I around Ponland.
Ore . 1m.trad of ~1ct' Over and
O\Cr during 1hc ca~ o( his 1roubled
)Outh. John50n rode the c-ha1rhfls to
the "inov., ~ak!.. pointed his slc1s
dov.nh11land then attacked 1hcdown-
h11l LOUrK5 "'1th de' 11-ma)'<are
blinding spc<'d
In 1984 hr atr111cd in Yugoslavia
poised to do ~omcthing .\mcncan"i
h;n c nc' er karncd to do in 1\ world-
cla"i m~nner -W"•9 l~O piccc"i of
F1bt·rala 10 thcir-fret and throw
th m hes dov.n a mountain
Thc--Oownh1ll linal ""ere dcla cd
for SC\Cral da)c; Whtie • "itorm raitd
O\Cr Sar.aJC' o Johnc;on struurd
around the lod c brag1n1 louckr
th:in c\cr His c h and 1c1mm1trs
-·
apolog1Lcd fur hie; bcha"ror.
\ftcr the sto rm had spent 1t~clfand
tht• c.l1H\ nh1ll rnursc "as read\ Rill John~on -almo~t tucked 1n a 1~131
f>11\1 t ion -ca me scream 1 ng dov. n 1 h<'
nwunrain He "as ngh1. no on{' \I.a!>
c.·' t•n du'r.<' to the times hr po\tcd
I k v.on tht• gold medal
\\ hen a reporter asked h 1 m \I. ha1
th"· gold medal meant 10 him. John·
'>On pJuscd and gnnncd.
"~1 1ll1ons." he said. "M1lhons ...
But. fame 1s a funm thing. 11 ha' a
"a' of p1d..1ng pcr~on~ up likl· a giant
rolling .... a,c. car111ng them on the
l'fl'\t and thl·n '\mashing them a~
Qu1ckl ~ as 11 picks th(•m up.
.\nd ~o 11 1'\ in Calgary 1h1s week
"here the \\'inter O lympics arc now
unfo lding The Swrss and French are
agarn po~rt1oncd as the v.orld'' best
d o" nhrll '>l-.1<.'~
I he >\mcrn:ans ha\C rc\Crtcd to
thl'lr prC\ IOU!> rorm. and Rill Johnson
1sn't l'\Cn in ( anada.
.\ftcr winnmg a gold medal 1n
S:ira)C''O. Johnson trtcd to turn 1t 1nto
mrlhons. But 1hc "'orld ha' o short
mrmor) o Johnson returned 10 the
slopes. 10 1hc one thing he'd hcC'n able
10 do ~ell He fared poorl) He huri
himself. rcrn,ered and hun himself
aa;a1n
Carly th1~ month the hottorn ftll
out He "3~ cul fron\ the (')l)mp1c
tc. m
"I 'uc ' I JU'll d1dn'1 ha ve the time~. • he \lllJ dunna a trlcvmon
1n1t'r' 1cv. from h•' Orcaon home on
lhl' 'first full da) of compct111on in
Cal1.ar).
Durina the 1ttlcrv1cw Johnson
ittmrd sulkn. ''en confu\C'd. t hrrc wel\' lhc 1n;un6. he said.
Thcrt ¥." a I l of aood now in
EuroJ)l'. he added He C\.Cn Ull"tcd
th:U lhc: dcfcndina totd mc'dlJ win·
nc'l sh ulJ bt au1om111rall)' in~lkd
baC'k •o 11\c 1mc.-1
.f
STEVE
MARI LE
Then he shruagrd and laughed. but
didn't seem li ke much of a laugh
"Well. IA(' hope to SC'C \OU back out
there soon:· said Ke11h Jackson. v.ho
was co nducting the 1ntcrv1cw.
Johnson paused. nodded and said .
"Thank \Ou." He didn't seem to
mean thai c11her
And v.11h that 1hc camera cut baclc
to C'alg:n) and to Or. Ruth. who was
standrng at the foot of the do wnhill
run babbling about .. ~~ual frus-
tra11on'""and the athlete.
From 01) mp1c champion to radio
v.eirdo 1n two seconds flat. Draw your
own conclusion.
I 01pped off the TV and thouaht. if
onh br1r O). of the 1980 Winter
01)0mp1C'S v.hen a tcam of Amcrical'I
hockr) pla)crs turned the spons
world u~1de down by beat1n1 the
\ LClS and I Olf\I on tht" Wtn the sold
medal. I ~mcmbc~ 11oahc named
Jrm C'ra a ka11n1 slowty tC't'OSS the
1ec. an AtMn('ln n.. wrapped around h11 shoukkn. His cyn
scarthcd th<' stands for his father .
Then ht' wH 1one j ust like 8111
Johnson four )Cl" later.
ndy Warhol utd that cvcryont
will bC Famous for S m1nuttt; It
t<Hlndcd like 1 •ally thin~ to say but
t~'i u :cna1n truth to 1t.
Btll Joh1'1Qn had JUI l.S m1nult'S -
now tM> 'IT all uted up That's j&m
th<' .-&) th<' ..onct .-Ofks
"'"MlrUr .......... dq ........ DaJ'1,,,,.,.
"The military bureaucracy JUst
doesn't put a large degree of emphasis
on something hkcguarding igloos and
li ttle huts." .\nron said.
But o n 1crronsm. he said. the albc~
ha'e cooperated v.11h the United
States. eS"t>cc1all) 1n shanng rn·
tc lhgcnce.
( ould 'talc Scarlet happen in ~al
lrfc"
'Tm afraid so:· Aaron said "I
think we'\C been very luc'lc ."
B•rry Sclureld, lle•d of tit~ AP'•
Stal~ IHpartmat 1i.lf, b 1 cov.rH
dlplomacy 1l11tt 1118.
Dally Pilot
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Woodbridge High'• Adam KHfe ls the area's No. 11corer. 82.
Final Orange County, CIF ba1ketball ranking• releaaed. 82.
Be's still
growing at ·scc
Vanguards· Dixon
realizes his niche
as top point guarc!_
By JEFF SMITH o.-,,...ee;, •• ,., •• ,.
Todd Dixo n gre\lo up with basket-
ball.
The Southern California College
po1n1 guard remembers -.ccing a
p1c1ure o f him holding a basketball
\lo hen he "as Just eight months old
He later went 10 powerhouse Ocean
View H igh. where he staned for 1hc
freshman l\nd <;Ophomore squads
Bui while Down's loH for the spon
con11nucd to grow. his bod) stopped
The 5-6 guard found himself seeing
a lot of ar t ion as a varsit) pla)er -
from the Ocean V1c\\ hcnch And
upon graduation. 11 appeared his
pla) ing da) s were 0 ' er.
But 01,\on had something to prrH c
.. , nc' er thought o f qu1111ng."
01\o n said .. , hkc lo prove m )sclf
When ix·ople sa). 'You can·1 do tha(.
I ~) 'We'll sec' The Lord blesses ~ou
wtth talent and wtth a bod\ "
His bcxh seemed to IX-the onh
1h1ng ho lding him back. so much so
that 01\on spent his first da,, 1n
college at Cal Statt' Fullcnon "-Ith the
idea oflx·coming an acco un1an1
F1nd1ng that to be \\anting. the
5-10. I 0-poundcr made the m o' e 10 TC . "'hcrl' hi.' pro,ed 10 Coach Bill
Re' nolds that hl' "as a basketball
pla.}cr D1M>n. no" a · JUOl<_lr. 1s
a'craging I '.8po1n1 s pergamelorthe
Vanguards 10 (1oldcn tale A\thlct1c
Con fcrencc pla}. and leads the con-
ferenet• 1na'>s1SI'>"1th '>l'ven per game
"Quite ho nest I). \\he n he first
sho"ed up I thought he \\as a high
Sl huo l \Ophumorc." Re) nolds ..aid
· "When he told ui; hl· "as going 10 (al
~talc Fullenon. we thought we "as
l idding at fim ··
01\011 <1hO"l'd up for n l'f") pick-up
game. and tinalh \\{1rkl·d hi' "a)
o nto thl' iu n111r 'ars11' squad. the last
H'ar SC ( lidded .:i JV tt'am His ~uphumorl' ~car he madl· thl' 'ar\11~
bul o nle again hi'> pla~1 ng llmc.>
looked limited
.. Last ~car I l nl'" he \loa' going to be
on the 'ars11~ tc.im ... Re) nold'> said
"I felt hl' "a" a third \lrlng point
guard \\ c had !\.(.'1 th \\.'atanabe. "ho
\loas thd tr 2-\ Pla,er of th<: 'Har at
(Pleaee eee V AifGUARDS/82)
The upe and down• of Czechoalovallia 's
7 -5 hockey victory o•er the United Statea
ls reflected by the •truale of Stephen
Leach and unidentified Czech (upper left),
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"'U...-10
the bl&b atlck of Corey Millen (10, below)
after acorln1. and the ultimate reaction of
Czechoalovakian 1oaUe Jaromlr Sindel
(abo•e rtcht) u clinching goal ls scored.
U.S. -hockey-i
fades in 7-5 I
' .
Czech:.:.111a te I
Ame rican s see 3-0
lead vanis h . medal
round jeopa rdi zed
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Special to tb~ Dally Pilot
. ..\N JO. F -l\.n1n f l"'d '>Wrl·J
I., ix11n1' tu k.1J l ( I 111 11' llr'lt "10
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g.1me ~1omlJ~ n1gh1
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of ~.i frcl' th1 0"" and lo\t 1hc1r fifth
\tra1gh1 game hdorc a 'Pa"<' cro"d of
I o .i The la\I llml' thl' Spartan' h.:id
a fi, c-gaml· lu\lng \lreak "as 1n I 984
l he h1gh·'l•'lirlO@. \nll'atl'r\ I ~-10
ll'l'rall and "·fl 1n lhl' P< -\ \. \\l'rC
hl'IJ "di hl'll>'' their 'e~'on a'cragc.
hut that d idn't SCl'rn 10 lall' I '('I
Coach R1ll 1\t ull1gan
"Peo ple will look a t the sco rl· and
1h1nk San Jow held the ball hut we
''ere patu:nl on ofTl'O'll'. .. \1ulltgan
-.:i1J. "Thi\ "a~ our gamt' \\ e "o n
pla ~ingthl'''a > \\l'"aotrd tn pla' ··
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lcJd. ho lding San Jose's Rich !km
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h.111. '"th \11l l' I 11" '>lll~1ng '111h1n
thl· final I Ot..
\\ oods .llkkJ 11 p11111t\ .inJ c1gh1
r\'l)ound' for 1h1· ·\ntl'Jll'r' Buth
ll'.tlll\ '>hn t -i2 Pl'rl°l'Tlt from thr fidd
(l C I \\.:t\ I !1111-'.'· '-an Jmr ~2 ol '2l.
hut thl' d1ffl'll'IKl' 1n thl' linJI 'u\rl'
"·l'lklr rrrnm·ll al th1· frl·l· thrn" l11w
The SpanJn' ronnl'1 t1·1I on ooh ''
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l '( I ~nl ~'i 111 l.i t~.i 1x-ru·nt>
D1ctr1C'h \\ tlll'r' kJ thl' \p.1rtanson
thl hoarJ\. "11h l S 1duding 10
01Trn'1' c rd~wnJ, "'n ,. 11.lnl''
added l I point'>
He. Floyd
PCAA standings
Conf. Over an w L w L
Uta" S• 11 1 •o 0
Ne. ll\ vt?11a\ 10 }l J
UCSB Cl ~ 11 s
LO"ll 61'.J ~ S• s 5 14 8
UC 7 0 12 10
Nt' • ., "''' \ ~· I) 8 l.i I)
F•P\.,O S•a·~ s 1 8 IJ
S -)C\1' '>' " s 10 11
F ,.,..,.., ... ,1 Cl 0 lJ
P.Jc f 0 17 s 17
Mondav'\ Sc0<e UC Irv "l' 6J Sa-Jt>~t? S•are s~
Thundav's Games
F"rl'v'O S•a•e a• UC •
S4n Jo\e S• a• F ul e•tori
Pac • < a • uc Sa Ma Barbar a
• U'3" S• a' UNL V 8 OS om
Saturdav's Gamu
Pac I c a• U(I
~an JO\e ')r a• Nev La\ Ve9as
F •e\"O S' a• UC Sa.,•a Sart>ara
l O"ll Bttac" S• a• New Mell SI u•a» S• a• F"., ttrion
~ 11ame\ a• 1 JO unten nofed
.·
Eagles to host El Toro in CIF
Six quintets get home games
in first rou.nd of eliminations
tc-am. ( ilp1,tr.1no \ .1lln Thl' C 'o ugar.;. l -t>. "111 host th<'
I :.I) I m1an\
T hl' . un\t'l l l·agm· rut lhl'\'C' teams 10 CIF -'·"
pla)ofT<.. "1th l\\l1 gl•1t1ng homr game . League champ
Fountain \ Jllc'. 16-11. "111 be.' at home again'lt Lo n&
Beach Pol\ 21-o .ind Marina <20-5) hosts the Pa 1fi
•Compktt' pamngs. 83. LeaaUl"'> No 2 tl·am. Muir t I 7-5) L1~ McNamee and V1C'k1e 1mpson "'ert teamm:uci. . 1:1 r) llasal.i. "' l'f8i10g I 6 p<>1nts per game. kad!o
on the 19 0 tanc1a High girls bacikcthall team that Fountain \ alk\ \\h1k Da"'nn C harro in and Det De\·
ad,anccd to 1he C IF finals. 'upr hn pc 1n lJrt) \fanna into tht' S«ond round
Today. the) 'rt still teammates 1n a 5ense -harTotn I\ a\C'r.igrng 15 point\ and 10.b rebounds per
McNamtt IS tht Estancia head C"Oeeh and 1mpson her rontttt. and "t1g11r 1., 1oss1n1 1n 11 2 point an ou11nf
-.s t1tan1 bul a ~nr.ue l~ Cl F AAal4' wlll ha' f 10 thm~1n1k>n Bc<k·h I ~-i ""111 tra' el to Foothill. > .
10 throuah El Toro. 1n a fint round -l-.\ µme The 01lcn art led I'" Tami
The "biles ho t El T oro. o ne of Orange Count} ''1 IOp Chi k 11 7 points per gaml· ) rrbounds) and • tcfan1<'
team~ all season. 1n a first round IF 3-.\ girl~ blsketblll Ptmpcr ( t.lO. -0)
pl1)of1' Saturda . ~h 1lc fh•e other Omngc C'ou t teams Pac11i oa 1 Lt'l$U<' champion \\ oodbndgt". 11 ·S
alJO drtw ho me o~ners. "'Ill pla) tht' v.inncr ol thr n lu1' Otmpo-Montebl'llo
Tht acuo n atts.undcrwa) Wedncsda n11h1 a t 7 30 "''"' carJ 11mc Kath) M1llat lead oa n n Banas'
"''th t.aauna Beach. l 1-10. hosun1 La anada. 13-9. in a ~uad •nh 16 6 ~int\ and nine rebounds a pmc
'('tf 2-A wild card pme. All first round pmcs v..111 be htld Ltbcny C. hn$1&1n. 17· I 1 the stt0nJ ittd 1n the
Saturda). mall bools d•' 1s1on and •tit fect tht v.1nntr of
Estancia.. 11:s. ~1nncn o(thc a •e't' LcQ&ut ~111 Wc:dnnda} • v.1ld rard ~rne bctv.ttn ctTd Hl'an of
have a touah t htUtnte 1n tht C1ilflCTS. Ei Torn n the Jt'SU'I and Pllldfna Pot The' Minutemen arc ltd b)' l 1~
South C'oHt l.ta,Uf• o rt~nta\1\e but spon\ • WlutM) a~ haron ro\K'h
21-S O\erall rteotd c•pon Otn tian. 12""· U'l\dS to Ptonttr Bapu t
Untvt'ntl)'. which had 1u bnt t\t'f leque rte0l'd _ and h~ to tt-1) on Btth Dahlin (1' ppt} and Bed,
w1tha 7 mark 1n lbcSea Vaew.abodrc" a uth a. l lkr~etHlc (16.7 ~bounds ptt .. mt)
-
Mulligan following
the bounc ing ball.
waiting for payoff
l C l ha\lt•thJlllllaCh B111 l\1 ulhµn
1urnl·d 111 J\\l,lJnt Bob ThatC' 10 a
rc1l·n1 htiml' g.rn\1.' Jgatn t Cal State
Fullerton anJ ..aid .. I hoJX' Juc;11n
.\nlll'r\<lO lan hit ht'> shots to night
hel .:tU\l' hr·' gl11ng111Ix'10 thC'rl" ..
Th<. -\nll'Jlcr\ ''t'rt' lannga \\ n-
droml· tht'\ ·11 \l'C .i lot ot through th<'
t:nJ lll thl· ,l•a,110 v. 11h the cn11rr
dclcO\l' ..au1ng lo tht' IOSldl' 10 CUI oil
thl· PJ'' "' \\ J' Ol' t:ngelstad l ( I
nc.>rd•.th<' \lUl\IJl'\hl\l IO OJX'O 11 up
IO<>ldl'
.\nder\11n "ho \lulhgan ra'cd
ati..iut \\ ht•n hl· "~nl•d him a'> the top
pla~n lr 1•m ' 111h Daloia lac;t ~tar
ha hJd h" 'hJrl' ,,f prnblt'ms gttung
hot\ Ill tall
Prrhap' thl' h·' frl.'\hman '5 mo<;t
O\ crloo~l'd ahiltl\ 1s his passing.
since hr rarrh handle\ the ball. But
h<"' had .1 fr"· \\loC{'t passes that h ave
rtther tx'unlrd off a teammatr's chc t
or tx·cn dnipl)\'d out of she-er surprise
\nd.:ig.a1n't ~ulknon he pen-
etrated 10 tht· ha'4.·hne once a nd sanL a
t•1gh1-foo1 )umrcr bcl\\ct'n two d<--
frndl'r'I Joli\""' rrtrJ a thrtt-potnt
pfJ\
"\\.-hen '-'<' rt'crull<'d him, hr had
the n:putatwn J \ a penctraung pla~cr
and n o-looL P3''<'r." Mulhpn '31d
.. But ~ ou hJJ rn S('t' "ho ht' pla) C'd
agn1n" \1a' bt' \\(' rc<5tnctt"d him too
much \1J\ ti..·"" ought to g1 ' t' him a
hnk mor<' kc a' ··
But \U lar 11 ..\ndcrson's ho ts v.1th
the basl ctrull "rrc a pinball. ho'd
brca~ t hl' mal h 1 nC' rttc>rd. The sha l'J>-
shooter." hose shots dunng the
PC~-\ ~a~on looL hkt'thoK huk
st<"cl balls ranhnai between bum~rs
be fort com1n1 out, has had his
p roblem
>\l\t r hmina Sl ~rccnt from bonu
ranae 1n non<anfcrcnttpmcs..
ndcrson had htlJust 24 ~nt
before the gnmc v.1lh lht Titans.
But h,c rcspon~ b) h1tt1n1 thrtt of
the thrtt--po1nt attempts for 12
pomts 10 his bl' t out ma since sconng
I ·hp1nst Bradlc 1n OttcmhcT
··1t v.a o n l a matltfoft1mc:·
<\n<krson said "Tht we~ cl<*
TM~"'" noth1na m«ban1call)
wrona,. l <'alk-dho mtaftnthc cp
pmeand talkeJtOm)'dad.. wbo'u
coach. He 1us1 said 'ha~ pa~nct •
Hua1d '1t SJUSll manaoftsrM • ·•
4'ndcnon knows •hafson
Mulhpn'sm1ncl -He sud. 'If iOU
don't shoot.. l'tt take )OU out 'It fttb hku•~a&htotfm thoukkn(to
finally tut tOrM). ••
~haps.1t'sa wri,ht oKMu11ipn's
b ukk'n'too
Mulhfln saidaftnward,, .. M pa)·
check'' tn his mouth l W1Jh ht'd
makt' m(' ..
But turda ••n 1 U\ah lilt hC'
\ulkrcd 1hruu~h .s I lor--i 1hr('l"·po1n1
n1gh1 Don 1u1un1 •n tuint1nu1ng.
Thl·rc.· ·' J 'I Jr 1n ih:_mak 1ng
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'h11\1.J11" n lur tir..t plJll' 1n 1h1
f'( .\ .\ an unhl·ard-1•1 <XC'UrTC'O<.l
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~J'<."' an ' --/'I' Jt 1'"'' J' lht
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l nh•nunah 1'' • t~ .\~ l'' h~,
Jrr la<. ing.a \ cga' x,u.1J •n thl ~l"t
ofa home lo<,<, 1 .. rdJ' '' ·..,
dC'fca1a1 the hand' 1t \11~' •un
JON
FERGUSON
COLLEGES
Onh f\)ur 11nes in ft, e 't'.ars has
\ 1·~' 111\I at tht' Thomas& Mack
I l fll('f Jnd th(' Pf('\ IOUS Ihm' llmC!i
r'i\ R~nn1n ~chclsca mcbad.\lo 1th
11 ll•rtl'\. t"no11hem b' ,~and J~
f'<l !)\\
T hr la'>t t1 mc \ cps lost I~ o
(Pleuie eee UCl/83)
Kandalaf t holds on
to preserve 8-8 tie
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platr \nJ 1n tht• lPth the 1'.I~' '4 l'rl'
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-tnl luJ1n :i 'o''' homtr 1n the
founh th~t lln'u ht l Cl ICI ~11h1n
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the. '<'D.lh "' ~·n th( lead h\al l t t coiinrcr,-Jv."ilha """ 1n 1ht1opnf
\ht (' hth
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• ''"·': ,uu ... " ''"' f"c tx·fon.· bcaoa
r\ ,,.,111 lhl tillh
l\,11 '•'' ~ "" "'-'1lh thrt"<' RBI
"' t \II
In '1 hrr u'lll'll<' ac11on
Collt'tt~ of Idaho~. SoCal College S.
Rl'IK' C't l\.'IT Rr\ ant thl't'" b' 'tnni~
•1 1, ••• -h.1 ,hu111u1 hall and ldah<' •
'd"' 11,ur 11nH'' 10 the eighth a' thr
1 ,,, \ :inguJrd' dropped tht ll
,, •111 ~Jrnt• 10 n1nC' outin(tli
'' 1 um pc.-d tl' J '-ll l<'a\l tn t hdi n1
1111 n~ "'11h \til l' I 1T1 d<'I" C'n"l a
'"'•'run ""~k Frl'I \\COi 2 for 4 on
th J..t, .tnJ lNrnmate Jeff Mo t11;kr •
".1, : tor '
IJ.iht' I 1-(1) "-Of<'ct a \1n&lr nin 1n
th, 'nonJ. but thrn got to • ,
\I.HI('! l al'f) J:i~IOIO tn the l't&hth ;
J,,, ntn \\ho p11 hrd ~.,innings a nd
.1ll1\1H•d 1u't four hus. rr11f'C'd the fin t •
hattl't "' 1.1 c him. hut th('n g.ave op !
t'IJ, l t(•-ha. l Mngk\ .\ thl'OWU'I,:
{'f'H"lr "orl."d a run. and Mark Dfu :.
\hanc L.lm<' 10 for Jacinto
·:
f..-ftt AtMN~ Pntt
CALGARY -The secretary trneral •
of the U.S. Olympic Committtt said
Monday the Unittd States miaht be shut
out of sold medals for the fint time in the Wfnaer Olympics.
Baaron Pittenger. the No. 2 official in the USOC~
said American athletes faced an uphill battle to avoid
their worst showing ever in the WN\tcr Games.
After six events on the first two days of
competition, the United Sanes has yet to win a medal
Pittenger said the situation would not improve quick!}.
"{think that it's possible, although I hope it doesn •t
occur. that we won't win a gold medat:· Pittenger said
in an interview with The Associated Press.
Pittenger said a lack of winter spons facilities and
tradition. along with the pull.of professional spons.
bun U.S. chances whenever the Winter Games ro ll
a round.
The United States has won at least one gold medal
in each of the previous 14 Winter Games. The worst
U.S. medal count was fo ur. with one gold. two sil vers
and one bronze in the first Winter Games in 1924 and
one gold and three bronze in l 936. There were many
fewer events then. too: 14 in 1924, 17 in 1936. a's
opposed to 46 now.
Pittenger said the United States stan s at a
disadvantage in the Winter Games.
Only a third to 40 percent of the Wi nter Ol)mpic
spons are practiced in schools and colleges. and athletes
in some of those -especially hockey -go into
professional leagues. Other countnes develop national
teams which retain O lympic eligibility.
"You look at the opponunities that exist in the
United States for luge; and bobsled versus thost• that
exist in Europe. Or you look everrin the ski events. Even
though we are catching up we probably arc behind the
rest of the rest of the world in the development of sk11ng
as a spon ... he said.
Quote of the day
Ed B~glue, assistant basketball coarh at
Niajara Universiyt, reflecting on the Purple
EaJ!e( 3.9 record; .. Coachin$ o ur team 1s like
being 10 the Nav). It's not JUSt a 1ob. it's an
adventure ..
Fresno State's Cole honored
Jervis Cole. who has ke\ed Fresno m St~tc's current thrt"e-game win.streak. "as .
named the Pacific Coast AthletiC' Assona~
tion Player o'f the Week Monda'.
-Cole . a 6-6. 205-pound 1ur11or for,\ard \\ho I" a
natl\ e or-Fresno. stored a cateer-h1gh 301>0ints. ma kin~
12 of 19 field g~als. \O lead the Bulldi gs to an 88-75
'1ctor) O\er Long Bt.'ach State on Thur$Cla} Hr <.1l~o
had 10 rebounds.
In Saturda) \ 60-SO ''Ktor. ma Nl'" :'l.tnu:o
Stale. Cole had 15 points, sax reb\)unds. tv.o blot·k., and
t"o steals.
.\mong the PCA..\ scoring kadcr\ ""h a I 'i '
a ' erage. ( olc has h1t 6U percent from tht• ftl'IJ in hi\ IJq
~'en games.
... On the Pac-IU lc'vd. Californ1a·s~R,an Ori.""-."' ho
totaled 42 points in t\\O '1ctones. ,.:as na.med PaC11ic-IO
basketball ~la}cr of the Wt'ek and Ix-came the ftr1;1
freshman rn TWl.'> \ears to "'in the :rward
Stanfo(d's Ho"ard Wright won the: a"ard a' a
freshman in Februar}; I 986
Dre"'. a 6-2 guard fro m \Vood1n' 1llt•. Wash .
scored 27 points. his collegiate high. in the Bt•ar~· 84-2
v1c.·tol) O\Cr Washmgton 1n o,ert1mc He had 15as< al
beat Washington State 82-76. <\gainst Wac;h1ngtnn.
Drew shot I U-o f-1 7 from the fluor including 5-of-IO o n
3-point attempt~.
Celtics fly past Suns, 107 -106
Larry Bird S<.'Orc<..I 14 ot his 49 point<; m
in the fo unh period and Dann~ ·\1ngc \Jnk.
two free thro" ~with three \('l onds remain-
ing to g1'c the Boston Ccl11n -<1 IO"'. HJ6
victory over the Suns at Phoenix Monda\ night l he
score was tied ~ven times 10 the fi nal quarter. tht· la•;i at
J02 on Bird's layup "'1th 42 <>econds fl'mJinmg.
Elsewhere in the NB<\ Monda) In Seattle. Rolando
Bl•cllman scured nine of his :.'S point' ir1 mat1mt'.
leading the Dallas Ma' rrickc; w a 12~-I ~2 'it ton O\ t'r
the Seattle SupcrSon1n . . Michael Jordan '\Ulil·d l:.'
ints and grabbed l' n·hound\ \l11nt.ld\ leading tht•
C h icago Bulls pa<;t tht• <\tlanta Ha"'!...~ 12fi-107 in
'Chicago. Jordan al\r1 had eight 3\\l't' ,,, 1hc Bull\ dl·alt
:Central d1v1~1on-lead1ng \tlanta ll'i \l\lh loc;c; 1n ntnt'
pml'S In Lando,er. ~td. J ack Sikma scored '27
poin \~ and the \lt1l"'aukcc Rud,., hd d nfT a fourlh-
.quancr Washington rail } tor a I 14· I I()' 1ctof) over the
,Bulleti. ... In R1lhfield. OhJO. Brad Daugbuty ~orcd a
.\Cason-high "' !>\lint<. and the < le' dand Cavaliers
.utilized a solid founh-4uartn drfrn-.t• to dcft•at th<'
,Sacramento King'> H14-Y5 In \an \nton10. Chris
M•lliD scored 27 point<; and Rod Higgins 26 as the
Goldt'n State Warnor'> rall1t•d from a 25-point deficit
.and won for the third llmt• 111 24 road games. defeating
!the San <\nton10 Spurs l ]h-122 In 'kw York. Muk
:J•cllMn scored 12 o f hi' 19 po111t<> 1n the fourth quarte r
;flJ)d the New York Kn1l k' 1.Jmc b.11.k from a 14-point
•third-period deficit tu hafMl thl' Nev. JerS('\ Nets their
23 rd loss 1n 24 road g;imr' q~ 'lfi In Pon11ar. Mich ..
Dennis Rodman scored 15 nl h" l 11point<;1 n 1hc second
half to le ad the D1:trrn1 P1,t11n' past Philadelphia
I 02-95. the SI\ er'· I ~th u m\t't utl\ c road defeat
. .. ......... it ANGUARDS' DIXON.
.,om Bl
KID&• abMrb 8-1 NHL setback
the season a nd assisted on another as 1hc ,
Sien YlttlDU scored his 4Sth goal of fi1
Detroit Rtd Winas defeated the Los '.
Anaeles Kinas 6~1 Monday in National
Hockey Lcaa.uc pla¥· The Winp got ao~ls from six
different playtr'i while dominauna each period of tht
p mc. Yzerman netted a 20.-footcr at 8: 17 of 1he first
period to give De troll a 2-0 lead. The Red Wings led ·O
ancr the opening penod as dc:fcnscman Mike O'C~U
and Tim Hlqlna also had first-period goals. H1111n~
scored on a I S--footer afkr Kings' rookie JOiiie Ole.a
Healy had put a clearing pass right on his stack with 8: M
kft in the period. Kjogs Coach Robbie Ftorek decided
he had seen enough and replaced Healy with Rtlalld
Melu1on. EJscwberc in N H L play Monday ... WfJt
Poch1hy anu Micllel Petit scored second-period goals
and Don Malomey added one in the third period as the
New York Rangt.•rs beat Montrt.•al 3-1. handing the
C:a nadiens their finh <itr'a1ght loss ... Dan Brown's tip-
1n ~oal fro m the cn.'ase at I :25 of overtime gave the
Ph1ladelph1a Fl)ers a 5.4 victory over Hanford. the
Whalers' first los) after two victories under nt'w coach
Larry P leau.
McReynolds takes $975,000
NEW YOR" -Kl'' 10 McReynolds. Ill reacting to rt·cent Sl'ttil'ments of players in
arbitration. abrupt I) softened his contract
demands and agreed to a onc-yeai:.
$9 7 5.000contra~t wi th the New York Mets on Monda).
Three: other pla) ers also 'ettled Monday. Mel Hall
agreed to a tWO·)car contract for S 1.55 million w11h the
Ckvt·land Indians. Neal Heaton agreed to a two-}ear
rnntract for S 1.275 million with the Montreal Expos
and Jim Prt·slc~ agreed to a one-)ear contract for
$5:.'S.000 "'"h the Seattle Mariners.
F'ourtel·n pla)t·rs remain in arbitration. induding
Gt·orge fkll oft hr T orpnto Blue Jays. wfaose request fo r
$2.105 mlllwn 1s Sl'heduled to be heard Wednesday.
Met~ 'KC president .\I Harazin said the d uh
offered $950.0CJO last week and increased the proposal
b} S25.000 Mnnda) morning The Meis had offered
$875.0001n arb11rat1on anti Mc Re~ nolds had requested
SI 05 m1ll1on.
Mc Re~ nolth and h1i; ngt•n t. Tom Selakov1ch. had
bl•t·n demanding a mult1}car rnntract. Selakov1ch sail!
agrcemenlli.rcad1ed 111 thc last week by Al vin Ua\I).
K1rb) Puckrll 11nd Juau amuel hun his C'ase. Da\'1S
se11led "1th 5cattk fo r $887.500: Puckett \\1th
Minnesota for $1 .09 million and Samuel v.1th
Philadelphia for $1 Oo million.
.. ..\h 1n Da' 1~rnuld ha\e wa1tt'd 48 ho urs and ha'e
had a much lxttn offer. Da' 1!> has hun us three years 1n
:i rO\\. t\\(1 da)~ hdorc the-case each )car." Selakov1lh
'>aid
Purdue bum1ps off Iowa, 73-66
Troy Lewis scored 20 points and m
sc:cund-ranked Purdue pulled a"a' 10 the
fi rst 10 mrnutl'' of the c;crnnd halt' to beat
No 13 lo"'a 73-M:i Monda) night and
maintain sole puc;se!.s1un o f firc;t place tn the Big Ten
( onk rcncr . U\\IS h11 ti\t: J-potnt basket<;. his J9th
"1ra1ght gam(> \.\Ith at lea'it on~ 3-poi-ntff. as Purdut>
uppcd1tHl'l"Ordto IO-l 1nth<.·B1g f enand .!1-2owrall
lu\\3, "h1ch struggkd \\1th 11'> shooting throughout the
game.,., 1-4 and l "'-8 Else"hen' in collt'ge ba.,ketball
~londa) night. 1n Pl'ona. Hersey Hawkias t1pix·d rn
Luke J ackson's missed free thro" wi th two !M.'l'Ond'>
fl'm:un1ng for the last of h1<, JR points. gl\ 1ng I 7th
rJnk<:d Brauk' an 8 5-8.' ~ti .. soun Valle' ( onft·rcn1.t·
'll lor~ O\ l'r Drakt• Jat k'>on had tied the gaml· t \\O
\t'lOnlh t'allil·r \\hl'n he made the frunt end 11t a unl'-
anJ -onc His Sclond to'i\ hounced off the nm and
Ila'\ Io ns urckd awund I> rake"• Bart Fn:denck to grah
thl· rebound and put tht' ball 10 . . In Raleigh. N.C ,
Char..te.s Shackleford 'hook.off a first-half ankle lnJUf\
anJ '>i.urcJ I ti lll his ~O po1ntc; 1n the 'ccond halt. lt•ading
No 14 Nonh ( arohna State to a 99-77 '1ctM' o'er ~Jar~ land-Ralt1mure <.. ount) ·
Yanks add Bay to front office
"l LW YORK -Riel Ba'. "hoqu11 :'I\ Ill
athkt1l d1rl'l h>r :-it Ohw tatc folio,, mg thr
firing <'I tuothall u1arh Farl<' Hrurc. "as
named on Monda) a'I <'\l'('Ull'e. 'IC'C
prc~idt'nl and d11d oix·rating offin·r ot the Ne" York
) ankl·c~
The ~5-~ear-nld l:Ja ). ''hose background I\ in
\\restling and toothall. \a1d he \\tll 1n111all) "Ill tit·
rl''>pom1bk lor the admtn1"1rat1'e opcratmn o l the
tram. a pos111on that has rhanged hands numerous
t1mrs in the 15 ~car'> that George Steinbrenner has been
the team's (lflnupal O\.\nCr
Rut he added 1n n tclephom· con' crsauon from the
Yankcco;· training ha!>t' ir1 Fort I audl·rdale. Fla that he
l"' l'n tuall) hoix·'> to gel into pcro;onnel dt'n\1on" "1th
"ite1nbrcnnrr. &l'ncral manager Lou P101ella and
rna na~er B1lh Martin
Television, radio
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7; 'O p.m. -PRO BASKETBALL Clippers
at Lakers. KL.\<' (570). KRT H (930).
• •
anna. coming lo us from 1hr
ljjivel"$ity of Redlands. Wr wc1c: r~lly aroomina ham (Watanabe) ..
::But Watanabe had to \1t out
because of transfer rules. and h) the
t'-'1c he wascligible he decided to g1' c t-4' basketball. That opened thr door
for Dixo n.
sa" him play I thought ab<>ul how
smart he "as. He had all the
1ngred1cnts. lie was JUSt "'a1tmg for
ph)sical maturity.
··Whereas a lot of auys maturr latt .
he never ga ve up, Ht '<; proH·d
himself."
·He started as a bac-k-up to Tomm>
Conadon. but by the founh game of
t!f. season Dixon was a staner.
: ·1 think he (~eynolds) was 1m·
pPucd with me. I had improved rRO~ than other pla.Ym in that shon of time." Dixon said. "The lo)ola·
Marymount pme was pr<>bebfy the
c•nchcr that said I was a stancr. ··
Reynolds said h~ ('Ouldn't keep
OiAon o ut of the Jtanln• hnc\ap af'cer hk performance apmJt · loyola-
Merxmo unt 1n a eaJly tcason p.me
1.-_ytar.
•Tb&s year he burned 20th-rank~. ~ta~Marymount. tcorins 21
Pifntt off C0tty Gaines. And Dixon. , .. Vant"'rd.t' only ntumi!lJ starter
'1 a year •· hU led T into a
WI)' c~ for fits• in •he OSAC
· a 7.3 ('Oftmntt ruon1.
uiaHy. the first th1na I thouaht
._ ._.,.. tin)• he was.•• <Xian
.Vu~• ('~di J im f brri~ "id .. fter I
Todd received encouragement to
co ntinue playing after high school
from his dad. Gary. and brother-1n-
faw. ROJer Holmes. They told Todd
, about SCC. and Dixon's amu~1ng
meetina with Reynold\ \honly fol-
lowed .
"Q uite hones1ly. I was noJ necess·
anty posith •t about ham pl'lty1n1 in
collcat." Reynold• uid. "But he wH
fro m a aood proaram. We really
tho ul)l( he m!Jbt bt a JV pla}er. But
he kept show1na up. and in time we
thoutJlt he m\lht be a member of the
'ars1ty team.' D1~on has proved himself on the
collcac level. but ne?Ct year may be hi~
final ~ason u a pla)'er -unle s the
opponun1t)' of ptay1n1 professional
sn Europe arisn; Othel'Wl~. Dt~on
has hlS liahti Jtt on btcom1na a
coech.
.. He had such a ~reat atthudt-."
Herris Mid of Dillon 'days 11 Ottan Vi~"' 'lie v.a\ alv.3)\ v.orkint h:ud
..._ ............ "-.....
Todd~.-bopeal ...
Ht w1J •"cry touab competitor ...
O nl}' $1ze 1«med to hold Ouon
back. That'• no ton~r the cHe.
··1 w111 l1te bloomer." 01•on said
"Ol.'ffo11cl , a late bloomrr "
Keefe at head of the class
By ROGER CARLSON °' ................. Westminster High's Chris Tower. whose 24.2 Points is a
final wi\h the Lions missing the C'IFflayoffs.
Adam Keefe, Woodbridge High's Player of the Year
in Cl F Southern Section 2-A circles a year ago on the way
to leading his Warrior teammates 10 the state cham-
pio nship (Division II). leads the way again in the Daily
Pilofs. prep scoring derby for Orange Coast area
basketball teams and kagues.
The 6-9 power-finesse center. headed for Stanford
followi ng his senior season at Woodbridge. leads all
scorers with a 25. 7 average. having scored a ~igh of 36
three times.
Keefe's totals -59 1 points in 2 p mes -fiaure to
continue for a wh ile.
The defending 2·A champions await their first-ro und
opponent Friday ni~ht with hopes of duplicating last
year's searing finish 111 which they won eight post-season
games in annexing the state crown.
Amonf others in the 20s. high teens and games of
significance arc Leo Parker Jr. of T ustin (20.3>. Steve
Stolzoff of University ( 19.6). Steve: Guild of Marina
(19.4). Paul Kos of Costa Mesa (19.2). Cmig Rice of
Ocean Vi ew ( 15.9 ) and Geoff Probst of Corona del Mar
( 13.5 with a high of 29). The only other player remotel) close to Keefe is
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Final CIF rankings
for prep boys, girls
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS .
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F'o) scr>oo1 Lu11ue
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& SI Bernard. An!IJ!tus
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Oranf e County
big school
basketball
Dally Pilot •election•
(final)
1. Capo Valley (22-4)
2. Santa Ana (23-3)
S. Woodbridge (18-5)
4 . SadcYeback (22-4)
5. Ocean View (15·7)
6 . Mater Del (17-7) "
.
7 . llarlna ( 18·8)
8 . Sanny Hill• (20-S)
9. ltl Toro (19-5)
10, Tutln (20·5)
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51 s of the Hunl1ngton and interest convey11d to located al 601 Sou1n L-•s s1 Beach Union Hogll School and no.., held by 11 und&r Sireei Orange Ca•Hornia Sealed proposals will be received at the Ollie~
62 01s1ric1 said Deed ol Trusl 1n 1ne 92668 ot Plant Operat1ons-Fa1rv1ew Develop mental
7t Bid form =669 with spec•-property here1naller de-Al tne 1rme ol 1ne m111al Center. 2501 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa, CA unll> n f1ca1tons and •nd1c111ng sc11oed publlcauon of 1111s notice. 2.00 pm on Thurs .. Feb 25, 1988 at which time ~~ •aCI 1oca11on of items may TRUSTOR TONI A Ille total amount of the un· they wlll be publicry opened and read tor per·
11 oe 001a1neo lrom lhe Ocs11cc1 MOKEOE BENEFICIARY paid balance ol 1ne obh· forming work 10 furnish all labor. materials, tools.
Purchu•ng Oep1r1ment. CAROL JEAN GRANT OR ga11on secured by Ille above I s7 10251 Yorio.town Avenue RUTH M BELL. Trustees lot described deed 01 trust and and eQu1pment nece$sa.ry to re-t le Kitch.en and
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~1 localed during reou1a1 JAMES w M INETTE. 11me of sale 11\e opening bid Bidders for 1h1s project must possess a currenl
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10 meni B•d •669 ad· No 87-063367 01 Ortcctel tain4!<1 by calhng tile follow· disregarded Joint Ven1ure bidders must possess
63 dresseo to Allyn E Rowley Re<:ords 1n 11\e othce of tne mo 1~p11one numoers on a Jo1nl Venture License ~ Purcnas1ng Manager Hunl· Ae<:order ol Orange County. the day oefore 1ne sale 17 14) Preference wtll be granted to bidders properly
1ng1on Beach Uncori H•gn sa•d deed of trust oescrioes 385·4837 or (213) 627·•865 1 appro ved as Small Business"' 1n accordance with
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&I wnccn 11me and place beds the Olfic:t! of the County Re-PANY. ..."' er Clftdr D1v1s1on, 1812 t41h Street. Room 200. Sacramen·
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n read •n Bldg C rOOfl'I 361 YOU ARE IN OEFAUL T r•IMJ, I01s-tttL-1911.. Requests lor small business preference in the 71 All e.penses o1 cartllQe UNDER A DEED OF H'ISUT Orente. CA t2MI (714 ) award of the contract for the above menhoned 61 and removal are lhe r• DATED I 09 87 UNLESS ~700 o• ss spons1b•hly oflne successful YOU TAKE AC TION TO Put>11Slled 0 1a119e Coa.st pro1ect is made by submitting • completed form
J7 b•dd&r(S) Sales Ill• wtll be PROTECT YOUR PROP· Daily P1k>I F'e1>1uary 16 23 STD 811 With the bed proPoSal No preference Wiii ~ addeo 10 all 01ds unleuvalld ERTY IT MAY BE SOLO AT March 1 t988 be granted unless the b•d is accompanied by the
&J retail s11es 1171 pem11 A PUBLIC SALE IF YOU T-062 STD 811
SJ number •S subm111ed wtth NEED AN EXPLANATION Bid proposals must be submitted for the entire
l9 b•d lorm OF THE NATURE OF THE work descr1bed !herein Oev1at1ons from.plans and
SI P1ymen1 in lull lhall be PROCEEOING AGAINST spec1t1cat1ons will not be considered and will be
$8 made wtlh1n seven days of YOU YOU SHOULD CON·
" 1nt" award•no of the sate. end TACT A LAWYER IMIDt IC NOTICE cause lor re)ecllon o f bids Tl'le Department has
21 lhe m111erra1 slloall be re· 1062 Sanla Cruz c11cie r ~ the nght IO waive eny irregularity In a bid or to
$8 mo~eo lrom 01stric1 p1op· Coste Mesa CA 92626 111 a NOTICE re1ect any or all bids
5' e1ty al 1ne time 01 lull pay· s1ree1 11ddress or common INVITING etDI • No btd will be considered unless 1t 1s m ade on a 11 metn des1on111on 01 properly is Sealed b•ds may oe re-stand ard form furnished by the Department and cs ~ The Board reserves the snown above no warranty cs c:e•ved a1 the office ol the made in accordance wllh the "'Instructions to
right lo re1ec1 any and all 91ven as to •ts complereness City Clerk, 33()0 N-port Bidders "
J1 F'ec l~La Ou1n1a llQme• b•dS or to warve any 1n>or· 01 conectnessl · The Boulevard, P O Bo• 1768. p mahty or 1rrec;iulatlly m lhe t>eneltccary under said Deed N ewport Beach, C A rospect1ve bidders may eKamine and obtain .,
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'2 makes no guar1n1ee w1111eo f\ere1ofore eae<:uled and de· oods shall be <>Ptrled and amounl not less than 50 percent o f the contrac.t
69 01 1mp11eo as to the con-hlrered 10 1i.e unders1one<111 read lor price must accompany every contract 1nvolv1ng an
•S 0111on ol any •lem tlems may wr111en Oeclaratcon of De-TIU• of ll'rofect: CON· expenditure rn excess of $5.000 41 t>e w1t110rawn l1om sale 11 re-t11U1t and Oeomand tor Sale STRUCT CLASSROOM AT · "' quir4"d p11or 10 l>id acceo-and wrtHen nottCe 01 defauii OASIS The successtul b•dder will be required to enler ~ tance and 01 etec1ion 10 cause the COfttrect No.: 2663 into a contractural agreement rn the form of a
11 l '9t1ed A I . f'-ler. undersigned 10 sell said Engft1eer'• lttlmate: '"Standard Agreement. form STD 2"" which shall
6s fturclla•l"I Meft..., prope<ty 10-uusty sa•d obit· s 136 eoo be binding uPon the State of Cahforn1a only upon
Tue_, so Publ•s~ Orange Ca.SI gal•ons and lherealtt't' ltte Approved by the C11y approval by the State The contr act is not binding
60 Oarly Pilot Febru•ry t6 23 undersigned caused said Council this 8111 d1y or Fat>-on either party unless and unhl It IS approved by
69 1988 T -06 t notice ol delault and of elec· ruary 1988 appropriate authorized state agencies. including
H lion to be recorded Novem· WANOA I . f'AOOIO. City the "'-artment of General Sen1ic:es 1t required 61 •-----------O.. 10 1987 as Instr No Ctenl .....,., ' SJ Pla.IC NOTICE 87-636811 01 Ofhc;ial Re-Proapecllve Otddera may All noneHmpt state contracts of $5,000 or ~1 cords 1n tht office of Ille Re-obtain one 5411 or btO dOCu· more are sub1ect to s(ate contractor non-~ NOTICE Of' order ot Orange County men ts al no cost at tne oltte• d1scr1m1na1ton and compliance requirements
91 Tf'UITll'I IALl Said Sa1e w111 be made. ol tne eibli<: Works Depart· pursuant to Government Code Section t 2990 and
$8 loan No 891-0 1/ bu1With0\/1covenan1 or war-men1 3300 Newport Cautornle Administrative Code. T itle 2. 01vlslon 3 .
61 MOKEOE rat11y express Or tmphed. re-Boulevard P 0 Bo• 1768. Section 8201 A bid proposal or offer for a
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1011ow1no described deed ol deed ot Trust ...,,111 1nteres1 neer at 544.33u the Department of Fair Employment and Housing,
trutl WILL SELL AT PUBLIC as 1n sa•d noce provided ad· Published Ornng• Coas1 shall be deemed to be nonresponsive and shall be
AUCTION TO THE HIGHEST v1nces II any under tne Dally Pilot February 16. 1988 re1ected
BIDDER FOR CASH (1n Ille terms of said Deed ot Trust. T06• In accordance with the proviscons ot Section
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, ollc ball confercn c'" the state. Norm Abella (6·0) returns to start
the Pirates had finished firsl four at scncr after seeing hnlc action
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wet bar n@w carpPI Jllrviae 1044 n,,.1~'"'10 ... 20 •Lrb • '',I'. APA•TIEITS •. v•se '•pc,..."' ABOVETHEBAY :. .... ' •;.o.. -~~·. =-.:.~£ "' !:A.BO"' catc.on1e!. great sunsets QC, 2BR 8 ., TOW•MDllES I.•\ , n <.l" ..... 11'a• "'-="'"P: ->"'!"'~ !fWS p1>.·1·: ~on1e1mporary fee11n9 I llA•CNO S&I JOAOlll S ,,. 0 ,.,,,..1
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a pp rec You receive 2BC1rm 2Ba Bavt1d Qe' ' O•'' ; 11 ".".' ~~1 3 88 ~Bl• 10. B,.act-+ " !Eld•..,.. .::oroo ''~e new 'Q • ... ~ Sf"" ~ ""'' ., A F 2 st" CC v "Se ,. " •'
100• tax Dtmef•ts MuM ,.,nan MJ"• UPQfcl!.1<!5 I ': 1.11 J 'J·\.I ', c "'dr Br cond • POOi 0 1• k 1aro frplc gas e .. ,,, .. ' SS'iC '.l ,1nor 5413,;:F.t<~ -"' ' ".; ,a•O ~· ,,. _.
l'lave clean cred't Agt poo~ spa ,9'-'t" Quaroed i, 141 8(11.J940 ''""'::'~ .-;~ur '~ S6 5 apols w d """'" i).' • 9 ... ,1·~0"" S640 T•,. '\it\t pe•s t. .d iG ";:; (' E" ~ 'i '"'
497-8757 Dvs Ev Wknds $20. 500 '60·9176 LarQe 2Br 1ea Nice bac~ ,c:itl t>b I 8 24 I ;> 21 S600 S500 Se< :'80•m I .aa s7:ior ---------.. , PARK NE\X/P()RT $Ji:, m.: ;;o: d'.>b·L·.. • ,, ... p .. , ... CPf'lle• a•el'
• • DOVER SHORES p.lt" ·~e.1r PJrlo. t"•e to HARMtN II. •O D"'ts "'"'" , • • 1 h 1 h (7141 L..fl..a._1900 .,.. w Female "On·vn•• , s., 1e., ''""' c;oo 10 lOO<
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F..tt>utous oac• tlil" \ ~"OWi OeJc.I'' r OI l@ase ,.1 .. 2br 2ba frplc minutes t t I I 111h-""'~. ' I Shar~ ;:>BP .SA PC •J .. ''(' < ... •' s--.... ..., ,r' •• c •••• rcl.IL.t r < 0'0 ; 8~'i (""'"'"' >.4;? •4,;>41t"teres 1"Qt 1ngs Ovv> .............
ocate tn ewpor C.JopeO moulllil•" voewsi 644 9060 i'::'t 04 c. !torr beach b ... 1ow mar-S595 d asslfied ..... _~ .... • ... )'-..OP" P(I Ni .,. •· ' •· 'iQtl L d N I , 8 5' ata' 'sa ,..,.eev-.,u "' .<r«:>-....• _..... ~
Beach Complete Wllh hom lhlS 4 bdr<n l'l('l'T'e "'I lo.oJI •Pl"ll bPCa /Se sethng I lto1 Cld~IWI ' ~r ...... ·-• ""SS~ rT'(\ 5-• 81>'.
plans for 4500 SQ II o'·I Dover Sl'\Qre<; F'1ow•ng OCEAN FRONT $675 mo Jnnn675,4140 11 ~ 2606 • 9e<r -··-" S6688106
t1ce Pis ca11 645-1791 pian ...,,1h ,,,0,~0, ""Y ~-•-•,.•-•----~-,, 1 E '13'" S• "~·-
i.ghtea pent & play room * ESTATE * Hunt. leac~ 2140139R 28A vPslairs rro1r Sl50 TOTAL MOVE-II
llE"SSfSSEIMOfllES .v•t'1 wet bar.BIG reduC· W•lll PRIVAlf BEACH 31 1Br 1Ba pool enc ga1 ,.~n.,r 9 er 1 c.ir q1r
Frt• lov't ,, ... Sl.00 ;;o,, tn S49Q 000 bO "'"" l r' U"t' ()I '"1!1 0,.1.),,, .~ Gar ••elC NI" pets unl..,r r •'' 19H" :'90'"" 1Ba Qaragt> 1a•d
Ju"' •• "~ E'iO 6.Q4 or p lus r epair s/taxes 631 1400 I DPsl \lews ' lr .. il ~I QM S700 Day 819 J')4.365Q $"15(1 ,....,, ')68 s-89
Throuohout CA1Na11on -• 1 OPE'll SA' •l•N ti, .1~~1 t•" W•PrO 9-4.3·54
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2 16·453-3000 Ext H22 1 I tr 1~1" In• 48R '2 •BA E•ec Fdm '' •p1r ""'' o,ul,1ng '""'' Rl Al! C..1 A1l Snq1 ram••• t>•f>C hnme I home "1Jr0NOOO flCK'rs ~· ,...,c 1r•) lease ~f\J
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l1llto1 lsl 111• loot ~ :: ~ 0 n s 1 ' 'J 'I Y• 2 f1reotac;es a•gt> pat o <:;1, r h•ri' 970.211;
· '" •urb,.,n .. l .'\ •ut .. ~O PETS NPar L•••C 4Br 3•,ea ·2Br 18a 1n-REALTORS SY'•)O mo Agi ... .,Q B'l8C! CE>nter s1500 .,..0 Afl@ B 1l bo1 P enia sah
come unit Completely l·Sllr "OIHS 60m 111, '"'· 1" 14 2601 remodeled 1nclud1no ~ v ·
Spa $659 000 Broker 2 ~dos Ir'\ Orleans Com-MARINERS WALK l•Ql'>1 2BR 18A UP!.lrS Opt, nt'w BA" T•MBEPS 19~ ''t''• at t' D<'OI l pa'« ,;i.J• °'IC' DelS 399
W Bav S· S6"" 650-6357
c.ooperat1on 645·3366 Pit!\ 2 Br 2 Ba and 3 Br t ••QM a••• i l•"' 1 '""' : , • ·c ')fl "'a1er '<jo
ovs. 673-7565 eves 8111 2 Ba Both llsted at 1 1oco~ '' ,,,.. •he t>,.a r ,, .~-e M.ir.us S900
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On the sand -newer bldg .
only 8 years old Has
3Ddrm· 2BA up & 2
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JACOBS REALTY lllOlflY tlSlllEt
675-6670 675·0586 TIWlllllSE
Coroll ••I •u 1022 011er1ook1ng Back Bay N1cejv appointed Italian
3BR 3BA pool. spa, ocean marble. beveieo mirrC»s,
view All this· for unner etcheO glass •our1h gen.
$600,000 Dee Mites erat1on Sta1nmasier
Agent 644,85•9 . carp(lt 1<.1tchen teatures
GEORGE ELKINS CO. DleacheCI oak floo1s &
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•ESTATE*
With PRIVATE 'BEACH 3
bd den 3 ba One of 1he
t>est vtews rn area I 9M
OPEN SAt1SUN by appt
645-7521 or 640..7000
cabtne1 Pvt brick patio
E'lynn Kemp 760-5000
or 720-11 74 RE/AW I
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641-5671 '
for information
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ftrel)laces & •dullt>\l '"'· mgs wa~l"tPr \ Jr,pr "O•''-JJ;. ~ 841 t.11•1
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2144 movP .n A~ '"" 1s $040'
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JBR 2BA a t odrile"er " ''" • I ' •n ..,n1ur AU MOAIA &,TS. 1 No c:ie1s Nortr-,..oc-a $" ''"1'"' •1•1 yrly 530 w Wilson I
A•a•I ; 22 S IJ~O mo Q• ,,., "'~" smkr 673-558(1 tSL t,.IGM•
496· 'i"O, or ~~-='66 IAYVIEW STltlO , ... ,~ QI~ O• 6'42 1603
* SPICUCUUll * F•r:"c "e"''' decorated 19 COTIAGE n,£ ~._,191 COLFCOlllSE LOC&TIH "~"" s55o 675•9650 Eas1s1oe 28• ·ea 9arage 1
544: Pretty crochet
pmeapple pattern
do1hes 20x13 .
15x20 . ex 13",ovals'"
No 30 cotton. larger
1n bedspread
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OFFER GCXX> THAU
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Ntl6S Ml •91~000
Pr1nl Nam~ Aoort u
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llrep1ace :'or .;iar S•400 Ir.~;: t'<l D«:i.. .... BAY .JP $' ..... rn
Laraine a91 854.4306 \d[W 1 ca• gar $1300 25'44 Orang,.
C•C, 16'1 TSL MGMT 64'-1603
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Furn Ooll House Loo~s Corou •el Mar 2622 t MISJOe Oup•e' 2 Br pat.
Ii. odel .n p ·n & • y1d gar w o hkup $800 11 ea m ea.. 2BR-VIEW $1500 mo 646-Sllol 213.592.1574 blue Lg 2BR 2BA D~ I Wair. to beacn Orrve D)
pool 2 decks Many ~tr as 2422 First St Ocean side HSTSltf
S 1250 mo 72Cl-J9 l 2 ,.,, c:>(H -so 6263 WC'nt ta!!' 2Dd 2 " ba
LlfaH lt1e~ 2141 A\/A LABLE March 1 18R W Cl~ 2 car gar ENO _ uNIT 1 mile 10 ocn
•No Laguna• 3Br 2Ba O•P• gJ•aQe car~or~ P•tr:1' No oet5 S1025 • ouestcot1.igewa1~10 q c.e 1•01c 0311211 • t>eacti s23001 Mo s~ .. ., ..... 5~' 34 1s
-tB•roM apt lB• 181 sa·5 E Side $675 Mo 280 ,
ltwprt ltlCla 21,I mo Ga• w D HU No 1B-' lrpl ~nc patlO gar-___________ .,., pets' HrdwO hrs •~I 3 1 age Cat-0 I( can 7.\m to
Ill Clllfll HST • lq , Peppy 613~8S Qpm 631 4036
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..,el D.ir w d llkups 2 pa•ntf'CI :?Bdrm 2 Bell\ PRIME L0C 4'T10N I
patlOS Obi gara~ S 1875 Un.t "''th n-c&1p..tt09 $19~ mo
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2BA 28A den lrpl SP& otace $, t~ p..r mo SL MGMT 642· 1603
f:tenCh OOOIS 1111 1n lll•440I lftef" 5 30 ~ l_.168
wl\lle No Pt!" $ 1400 mo ...... IUL TI iMMEO Newer' t9.A I! rs
Oetio 760.5000 om ,., St tf l_wJ mo 2BR S715 mo PQOI.
rtr ~.A..V Av! 3 1 $825 mo AgMI fac d tObCI\ 167W 19'1t\ Kl:'6r1"l\ • 7S9-8389• MQf' .,,, e4So-1140
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y•rty $ t300 Wallo. 10 S78S mo. •
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Cal: cour•g•d to apply. HOONKHPIHGJLNORV ..aATll.., Looking'°' fflendly, lllde-alto Otlentll rugs IEST IUL • AITI •HIW _1tl50--0255• ••llT •I 11111 • • C>ptNno, o.y ='=~ ~ .:,~~ Be et bMCh by noon •(HO 1173· 1'117•
WMllAllQnment ..... DRIVERS CIOP country, -C>P«•tor, ••P'd pref'd •E·Z Houtt JOHN WAYNE TENNIS ••••••• Tt1LMMM• 1800 af.COt wtU dtVtdel
301 1-3023 Harbor Bf._d
CM. ~t No of Baker 125
11 •gl (ll10) 726~9MS
142-llll NEWPORt T.llAE~ CENTER No·~ n«:. CA lie req'd ..... ~~.... bul w/lraln Newport c etlon et Newport *No Nlgtltl/Wtendt CLUB FAMILY MEM· 15AOJAMBOAEE ROAD .. ,..8022 MecGrtgOf Yachts 1631 • .,..,.........,. Bffcltl .. 4.7050 Futllon llland II you are •17/Hr trelnlng +comm BERSHIP Altfll"O $550
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-J rW9l eat &.tty MA a ASC ~ Cun paid dally. VFW The Ofange Cout Dally denllal. Ctun _,pear-Atrium Court. or c.11; SAN CLEM 361-1572 toman, ntWf uaed. earth· I·--------. T., LH.tftl * proved .......... ~,hard speci., projects Beeut P1to1 is lootltng for an ance own 1ran1pOrtatlon (714) 680-1102 Teleptlone WOf11 -tones, Scotchgarded, & 1llOO •I (or wttl dlVld•I _....,..j ~ lag Ben office on PCH energetic person to as-548·08181t . 11ft.U $250 Mt·8215 3011 ·30~3 H1rb0f Btvd working relable mteh-Please caJIBob•IH-6553 J1stour Otstrlct Manager1 --.... 11111.. II-SI/• CM. just No of Baker 125 anlc. C.M. 9h0C>. Jacque• 3 days during the weelc. Part .time position av11l f0f -·•••-·• SalltY + t>onus. Pan-Tl~
sf Agt (714)650-33&6 or FOUND PET BIRO In BolM 931...()683 DRIVER weekends and hOlldays fle••t»e 1nd1vldual 10 help ll•mt fWllll Evn & WM1cend1 setting
(619) 728-9665 * Chiea State Beach, 2112. ••• PlllH WAllMSI Ap~t must have r• OYI with variety ol dutlfl Pim Appia No selling. Santi
C -FIT SS so hr bring OMV ll•ble car with valid CA for small onlee In COM EOE/M/F An'1Tuslln Otc. Call Mrs talHltlal Prt~ty CaJI 10 Identify 8•11--4767 Co•tume Ber In c M printout Apply in person drivers uoense. proot 01 Pleuecall Meg67S-1173 JenMfl 1162-(1328
2'171 FOUNO---;ml dog. Short Female prefd. no e11• at 760 No EckhOff. Of· insurance a,,d OMV PAYllOll ClCRll ll'l·lYl'l I IA'S Wllmll/WllTll
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1900 sll retail store ~~'~oar~acha!n c~laa~.bVl<:o; -IUTI .. , llYS (NO OF ORANGEWOODI S7 00 per hour plus gas Direct Mall Actverllser plaoe to WOik. Enl<>y ~ Hvery iervlce. Elllb·
Great lcxat 1 bl "' d ,,,_ EX-CELLENT INCOME allOwance located •n Laguna NfOuel liberal ,,..,..,son plan life ion ava1 a e s48-l283 Fl prel' Don J0$8 .... st Come in to a.pply 11 nas an ""ening tor an••· ...... . Ushtd routes provided nowl 646-0645• ---909~ E Adams, Hunt Bch FOR HOME ASSEMBLY v.. Ind me<llcal/dent1I In-8am-lpm Mo,, thru Fri
HLIST lfWAllSI WORK FOR 1NFO CALL pene,,ced payroll clerk. If surance Some education $60·$60 CASH DAILY J~~tt~·H~~::dMa~u~~; Sll"lt wht P~le (Speooerl .... HIPIH 5o•-~6-l700 Illy ~ ~':" ;•~::r~d ::1: ~:! =~,,110f F~!; llll'S llTCIEI store S""'Ce avall from Area Westclllf Dover Restaurant QttiQe e•P a OEPT p.357 r... ed .._ m 511 Able to ork undef w111l a compote<tz pay-locations Days, eve-979..0747 $1200-5000 •qlt for teas-Shores 2111 631·3330 u .,. UlllllEI FI T rr-'I ioll and are 80C\lrate & I k d F II --------
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ST•E e• IFFICI M/F no" smkr to shr 2Br Beach community Call offer e1tcelle,,1 working Call 241 ·11348 * lllYEI " 2Ba apt in Mesa Verde CASlllEll 760-0919 btwn 8-5 O..ta llffa, CA 12121 con d It 1 on s M ed I· 'c15~ s .. q tF5t4 ~-85073W2 19th area pools 1ac many FI T & PIT. for mature ie-betwten9am& Spm M-F cat/Dental & Liie In-Sllllll* Must have current OMV ,..g tac S470tmo 751·7960 IEllULlfFIOf Or call Beth at 642-•321 surance and a com· report Appty lnperson f .. aatrial 2711 Ptrsta•ls 3002 tia~~em::'!~1~~.~~ppfyay We need your typing. Iii· e111 205 pet111ve salary Call llSTllCTll 2004 narHe St., O. M.
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Ulterlettil
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WANTED II you're mov1no
1 need 3 rooms of good
used lurniture tor my i
Bdrm condo Also Audio
&. Video equipment 10<
same Call or write P 0
8-011 956. Balboa. 92661
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6.9 :.P.R.
on sel~t~ models ,,. ....... ........ ...............
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14 l 1 Ii s~. INIW om°' IS J?St SSOd ININ 1005~
M J?St avto IOllW IMllll 13 Slit HIO loacled liall9 •'Jn s,,..1 .... ZOHI094 11 llSc 5slld io... ?fWlA
17tn & Ptacenlla c M AV 10 1 e oty pmt. 2950 Harbor Btvd C M Mueti vanety-good ben· Person to mam1 plants on •rfl · :: ••SAILING CLUB -9rOW1ng, lun. Costa M ...
1----=i.u.umc...Awauahle now Ho~ Spirit you ~ ...... ~ el•l!. Call Mar1ann route, ven1c1e supphed. seeks PT office hetp Co Student prelered ~;;;1;;;;;1-;;;;;;;;;;ft Wl(days 646-t 164 ':1n11d W~ho showtwerrr.'e"m th"' v-v • ., • 17141 476.5010 gd OMV'rec . no exirnllC PIC9tl•f FUl11I etenca.rrsamno exp a Flex hrs $6Thr 722·8060 " ' e Servers. FT/PT. up $6 hr 631·6340"C M ••n . " plus Call 675-7100 la ct• t pro J er t 1 way to reach my ideas. prel'd Flex hrs Benell ts Full-Time. exp prel d Ben--• la •i * IAC PllS *
SaleS • StMct
Parts -L .. llng
13T-3fl1
•
You Who give me the 2305 E Coast Hwy •t GeMral Janitor Part Time Evening el1ts 548-4511 SALIS NI• F /T trC aa If • 1500 Auto Mall Or.
_________ 2_7_9_0 d1111ne g11t to torg1ve and MacArthur CdM p••n-IP work lmmed111e nire lllA Salary, lull beoelils Call Lti.... All 2nd disk drive modem Santa Ana •211 h torget the M ong tnat is -Fountain Valley area Barbata 650-2001 -lmagewrller printer. soft-55 F t Edi
• •• donetomeandYou wno CRlllTCLIRI Pu te-uppersonwith one 714-447-3118 2-31AYSPllWHI -.-.--11~Wt4ctwff4tW ware Neartynew $2,000 rwya nger Large 4 pie• in SB 2•2 are •n all ll'le instances of GMAC has a credit clerk of the fotlowlng ad· s IO·S 12 oo PER HOUR Sec ly/Pe<son Frtday & bowl, humm1dor, pitch· OBO * 960·2639 * IPEI l IAYS
Call for set-up 261-3633 my hie N1th me I in this pos111on available d1tion•I skllls cam-NEWPORT BEACH Small growing Ad agency er. & misc. •95-8238 ---------111 Service Hrs. Mon-Fri
la1i an1 l Fiaaacial snort dialogue want to Respons1bllllies include era/strtpping or type-JOURNEYMAN 548-S029 Or 645-4705 needs & energetic sell Stelnwa--iano Black -up J -. /F 1·-· 1.00 am 10 10 pm tnJnlo. You tor everything handling insurance IOI· setting/mark-up Mu•t starter. Skills lncludff Y p di • ... fJ all IU I.II..... • PRESS Ml.. llEAL ISTan nm. COfTl"'•ler typing phones rtghl excellent con 11on 1:.025 and conl"m once more tow-up fifing & mis· be will•f'\9 to work ntg.hts n ..., · , ' $3000 Or Best Oller Call • _ __ __
aaitie 2904 ln.ll never wana to oe c;ell~neous typing Elle<:· & weellerlds Ablllty to do REAL ESTATE ASSIST great or~anl1atlona1 ablh--ROLEX nulne ladies 14k StoP by Jacobs Really at ~ .... 4Po .... -----1 ~epos ated from VO\J no !Ive oral & written com-quality work ur\deir the The Orange Coast Daily oP produc1,,g Agt seeks ties 650 0999 A r 1111 /stami~ steel watch 2919 New90rt Bvd NB ' l~::I Eus~~!"& ~~::~~~ l"".)!ler ON great matertaJ mun1ca11on reQutred pressure ol deadlines Pilot 15 seeking an ell· strong aggressive per-SEMm lfFIOIH n 1a1cn $2000 OBO call Judy Che<:lo. OUI a t>eaulllut "82
Loans Free inlormallOn I Ot>s re~ may be I want to Previous business ex· Experience is essenhe,I perlenced 4 color Ollset sonal secretary Rear Es-PAYDAY EVERY FRIDAY PORTABlE Dlsnwasher 547-9191 or 548·3839 light ivory 380-SEL
415_342_6073 oe w•tn You and my loved pe11ence preferred Ex-Newspaper experience Journeyman Pressman Idle exp pref d Salary • (71417,._3737 Call 645·0627 eve or w custom tnm·whls & nt.>~ .n Your perpetual cellent benehts offered preferred l:lterested We ttave an excellenl bonuses ALSO Real E~-642·•32 1 X3 16 days p t I hi.a I &049 new tires S27 .900
**Interior Designer q•or, rr.ani..You lorYour Ouallt1edapp1tcants part1es maysubm1ta re· bene fits pacllage tateAss1s1an1 Musthave SICY/CIST:SllYICI MAl<E OFFER• ti &I 675-6670 675-0586
COM Address Fasruon .... e •owaros me and my snou10 contact T Maguire sume or come •n and 1111 S 12 21/Hour Contact 1 yr m1,, selling_ el(p in Growing boating firm Retr~old works' $40 * •AKC Got<;n retrtever MBZ 83 380Sl 381< ml
able Showroom Avail .Po "PS Ame" -.t418Sl~4703 ou1anawrtea1100.a1 (ll•)1•2_ •• 2111t oc. t>ehcensed Mod-seeks resp person w/ 3 I 6P pups8wffks ctwnpJon ·
tan c e Co r Pora I• on 3•3 IA fer Trey est salary • commtss1on ol1c. computer. type & *Ill-ti 1 * wormed S300 963-6825 ...,,,..11 records itlnl Mov· Now•7L>t-.C020• MP General Motors Accep-llilyPill( . ,. ,. ... ·9 I tal m lines OFA cert Snots & mt'tbrown/lanint,chrme
N B WATERFRONT HAIR Em,loymeat lGMAC> IS a equal OP· "' Send resume to p M T cu st skills to grown 1ng• $31 900 497 -3588
STUDIO M UST SELL Domestics ]Oil portunity employer .. 0 W I St ~.~~~7;ai1 ~~:,~ 1 ~~;~ "{;'1c~ 1 f;~-~b5~at exp Farai•art 6014 Masini lastra•eat1 ~...-......u..-. -NOW Reduced to S7SOO . •• • IJ • e Pu • &055 --.
oeo Call 71416~5-5363 •HOUSESIT ER • Cou-
1
l11t1lb1ist11t I Ctst1Mtt1,Ul2121 <1<'627 SllPNll/lllCllYH UWIHiuW.s •--r" J~d •o prvd 0"•"9 Perteet part-ttme 1ob llECIPTIHIST ileadb1 Antique S1e1nway ,Upnght IU.11111 Money To Loia 2914 ca•e •rr ~ts pints .\ prop ~ ... es Wed Thurs Leam MacGregor Vents 1631 hea poard. footboard. pcano black X hnt cond ••pr••• .....
A. Casn Loan 10 !16 ooo• 1n fr aose.,ct-6"3 3971 wriile you earn 642-7998 GET PAID-for reading Plac;':_ntia, Costa Mesa side~lllS 5195 840·8733 must see to belle"e' C.,,_ANt.llllllllPWt
'lo CrMit 0 , Emp•O)ment • or 646 531 t books' S 100 00 per 11tle Typing bookkeeping ell-111,,111/MAIL IHM I llllHI SIT $3000 080 673-354 I ·~·1!!'==' f
t•t-t>Oed tor New Program•1lfOUSElEEPUI Wnte PASE 2591 t61 S Pt'"ence nelptul call * Full/Part-Time Ship-Oak 11 !Sh never used, Ga-:! i la
i" '31662-4,17 24HRS needed Own c~r live out DISTRICT Lincolnway N Aurora, IL LEll!AL &98·4727 • p.ng/Ma11 Room No e11p S 199 40·8733 rift~· ti ,., .. y .. lt1 ¢ ll'I ...., T •t's-Sa• S2 S w• Rel-60542 • --' . ~ _...
Widow nas MONEY ror t'•"'nc.es •eQ 6 ·s 3500 MAMAGERS Business It firm seeks Recep11on1s11Secretary ne¢ $4/Hr to start Carol 2 oueeri beds One llke Tru1~rtatioa ~· 111 •••••1•1•1 ~0s• StOI< u~ -.o crPd•t n GOVERNMENT JOBS secy w 3 o more yrs 111 Front otttce pas for NB or V1rginia 6'5•4079 new $\15 One hke usedllP""'-~---~--"'""',. 1•10uelk-:Te.8. 1
.,,, no pena t~ Ca ~-Em,loyaeat 5530 The ange Coast Daily 1000 s or Openings Now• i e11per Ea:p r wt word Real Estate M gmt TUClllS Pll-SCHtl S50 Call\Chrts 650-02•8 '""' ts 7012 (lM)---
"'son Assoc fl73-73 l I * FHillll MIHLI•& Piiot looking for top All Stares & O..erseas All perfect sol! are con-~:!ur!o~•~n w7;:,:· New non-proftt chlld care Can deliver l WLE~ att
Mort911es, T.D. 2911 18 A up earn S150·S2500 ~ua~~ M~;r~g~n~m:;:o cxcupations For current gen11a1 n-sm offices w 1P e•P pref Non-program opening in * •Capta1~s Bed Cot cabin sips N~wpt Bct'I P.AYMlllTS TM 11111 -=t • oa111-Part-time photo 0 g g fOb into call 15o21·overlookoce end re-smker Ca1t644-1526 Laguna Niguel in earty Size .Stor ge Under-60dysperye . 95 mO. {ooml)(;hcashdown-'?
?"".A 1a• Y1~10.?o·~L/V m••dehn~ voe~per•ence 995.-0682ext 804 . sume to Call Clayton & • -April We are lorming a neath Shor Ladder S7S 67$-7100or 7~ 811 Leese ·~nfWref MBZ 1 S OOO ' 3
5 N •'!e N orld Talent HIRING' Goverment fObS· Jl'nsen 6 10 Newport RECEPTI SECn ream of diverse 1nd1v1d-549.t3•5 Sli,s/Declrs/S•or ff Compareoarturgese1ect ,~00 """ ' J•::. ...c ~.....ceased b.:i.oaed.. 4t<ee-$Hi oo Center Or ste 700 New· Entry level position lo• uals who stlare a c;om· "I · o AC $900~ 1st ·o ~CC 1 * 818.086·4316 • $68 000 Call 16021 part Bc.h 92660 760·8711 NB ins Agency Gd mon commitment lo •Brand new HENREOON 7 22 MOISE If IMNITS
J Tc s . dr,. :>Jc: c ontl"I gen-838-8885 ext 398 MAINTENANCE TRAINEE phone typing & 0tgan1ZQ· ouahty c.t11ld care W11t11n king ' poster bed lra'Tie *II" sro•a~ ·-dial MERCEDES ~ ·"' d ',, _€-' ='' • •AT TE Ill :::> ANT • 'or erous gas a ptione at-110,,al si..111s Knowledge J ph1losoph1ca1 Ira me golden brn Asian style • naw '""
.aqu•d &ch Hull ~ Fold 10.,,..:int.es an the OP· Hospctat JOllTllEIUIEITEAM 01 Memory typew,,ter .,..orlo, based on tile 1118. Designers cost St897. IOATSLIPS t213'714)637 2333
Announcements ""' .. ce FT "'"' train I port unity tor advance· EXPEll. llSMWASMEll Fac1hty & equipment main-neiprut 756_073? ories of Erickson and retails S2300 121.8857 5 .. rv.y near Beach Slvd
A 2920 !:>4? 1)922 ment tenance man mecnan1cal P 1 W 11 .,, Id a De Anza Bayside Viii e in Buena Park nnoaacements Snould you tOtn ur team Full tcme Mon-Fri Knowl· apt tude. & goOd dr1ving Restaurant •age e e w1 ..,u1 SOFA loveseal. chalf OI· 300 E Coast Hwy Ne Pl
-:: .. e::ie, C ·..,,.,,, Ctu't F r T-SllttUL HELP* 1 oi O.st•.c;t MaA s you edge ot diets necessary ~~~d req 0 F()f inle•-P-T osta M.-sa Dell mull1-cullural .program toman never used earth· .Ben Call M F 9am 4'1 PORSCHt: 76 912E
1•s V<i•.,,r "~ef\ r•,,. RP"la ot;lr•e in(" •.4 ~f'4"li,S w•ll beeltg1ble lor Apply in O('rson 661 view call Lloyd Totten Mon-Fri only Must be re· that rl!'Spects and cares tones SCOIChgarded 1 (71.CJ67J.t33t edtta,, 1ttr 5 'Pd loeal
F Co I Center St Costa Mesa ~ tor c;Mdren between the S250 969-82t5 Qaraged ctan1c Sl2K • , .,~ n oa, .: .. .t "' •F "l" ru1 dl'Clf'' dab le . uu Medical ver ge or call Alan 548-5585 t 7 141 SJ6-55, 0 liable & English speak•"g ages ot 2-months and 5 33 ollsnore moor1ng 1us' 6<16 1264 O< 6•2 9666 •.•. ,.,,.. v.,, ~ • • ,...,,.,, .. , , .... " 1" .,,. • • ~n ·Dental Pan Barden s Pest Control Call 432 0670 M-F before years Ouahll~ Teachers GIRL s bedroom set $210, overnauled Make otter
• ..,,C READ '<GS , E 01.11 ,,.. and r yard E1191b•hty alter 90d Sl J HOSTESS1HQS T Cash•et' I E OE l 1AM or alter 2'PM only and aids w•lh approprtale love coucnes & colle"W Owner 619 564_3778
"1•1l l. '·~ 'l01 I\ Plan Torltlla Flats Laguna " d end tbls 962-7027 • • ' .. ""' •"Ir 5-Jn .:.;-p, 1Q)0 NPwoorr 'Credi! union Days and evenings sn11ts I IEllCAL f•IT OFFICE Retail PI T Sales needed education and e x. tbls chrome/glass & oak UI K 78 KVL,_ K ' dr
~,..t-nltP .:io .11cE N 1E11g1b1hty alter lyrJ Beach 494-6588 IMMEDIATE opening Or Strong sates background peroence shoUI submit • Masc. Tr1a1,.rt1hoa all pwr om Im 1 owner. ·~· •J:. • ·e~s .t '? ~F-08 ACCOUITUI& So ;ou 1.111nk. )'.01' ve QO Olf•ce 1 1 e•P '" b.thng ~ and h1gh fashion knowl-resume 10 ZIGGUART OUEEN SIZE MA TT RESS I $1500 OBO 6•6-1087
.......... ASSISTHT M•ar ,, takes call Beth ui MOISHH,fll r typing benehls Scllary edge a must Apply in C~ILO DEVELOPMENT & BOX OUIL TED '••• 9040 •
F 64?-432' e•t 205 dlf'Prol housekeeper to run negolttlble Call 847 3771 pe•son ~aute Rocks CENTER P 0 Bo" 6772 BRAND NEW' $155 CAI CPI lfYILU 13
Income ·~~· .. a";a :~e~~~;ble5 seno resume 10 ~Quality hSehold in ~as111on Island 720· 1981 Laguna Niguel 92677 FOf Call 846-4293 •14 Ftrtl Y1• I· 1IO Eacellenl cond1 $6800
' & assisl female buSI· Mttlic1I more 1nlorm111on call Air Power Stee<1n9 Auto· 1 ALL Les 644-S263 ~~·:'~;/:,·'''\:U~~ou;~~; I a11·1y Pilat e~ec in all phases ol F/T ge,,eral 01t1ce duties I Molly Of David 643-4258 SOFA matic 'Int cond Must
t . II 'lo ... iousP 'O·i<ey&type l c1111111es Sday week Busy medic al lab RECYCLE SCASllPAlllAILYS h19hQual never used sllll sell (211338381 NABERS t~onw~. l'1TS ,5 8 Full-1 330 W la St hve 's}ut Live m when Pleasant worl.1ng con. I wrapped worth S 1000 Sl,ttl
• ,..._ :-os . 0" w•tl" some • 1 • owner travels Must like d111ons Catt in AM through the Phone Sales-Fund Rais· sac S250 (2131862-6588 CADILLAC
..... ~ .. ·-.u••l'd GOOd c ......... C&t2121 dogs & have car Top 640·0l 40 DAILY PILOT ing-Taps Avl Noe•pnec, Walnut bOOllcue 2 Im· "
5 .. ulce ti• ~·. a ·s. 2 t60 Ath: ..... ·~,. salary & ~ns Must have Medical Classified Pages but pros welcome 1.que swag lamps t t>rass BEAUTIFUL SELECTION ... I :. . '.., r. '" l NOrk related •els Write .. •sTIC su•111tY I qam-9pm 7 Days/Week & I iron Cltlles & etc SS-ot late model tow mileage
Apphcants must have re-stating previous e•-.. ~. Cllltc" Turn unwanted Laguna Beach •97-6553 S50 675-0335 Caoiltecs 1n Orange ••••••••• A "· • c " ~ D"'' no" hable car. proof ot 1n perience & salary req to items into County' See ustoday1 ~.. :. . d·Sab•ed surance OMV print-out I B JoMSOh 3151 Airway IF ront and back oll1ce Wtll money today.I lsn 111 llme lo let someone Walnut knM "Ole desk-& 540-9100
$2.56 per day
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SERVI CE
DIRECTORY
r Al r <;A /
ASK FOR LOIS
".">t"'' ''\ +-CJ t"" t ,
R"'"~ rP • t l''"'
642-432 1 ut. 310
1 ers Lic;ense 92626 or call 5•8·8162 ment 722-BO<H; Call 142-5678 It 1 no _,10 hire• helper sole stereotttntble·S 100 2600 HarUor Blvd
'P and vahd Cahforri1a Ortv ~venue c 2 Costa Mesa train Call 1or appoint I eise 1_11, the yardworll? tamp-$225. Walnut con·
thr hClas1llted Microwave w/cart-$325 lhti•••~r COSTA MESA
CUSTOMER SERVICE REP
2 positions available in
tomer service dept.
our cus-
Must have pleasant phone per-
sonality; typing a plus. Learn
valuable office skills and earn
$5.00 an hour to start.
Hours are 11 :30 A :M . -8:30 P.M .
and Sat. & Sun. 6 A .M . -10:30
A .M.
Call 642-4321 ext. 207 to sched-
ule an appointment. Ask for
Llolands.
Motor Routes
available in
Co1t1 1111
Huntincton 811ch
Fount1in Y1ll•J
NO COLLECTING
NO SOLICITING
Deliver One Day a Week -
Must have dependable car
and proof of Insurance.
112-1•••
Ask for Joanne Craney
-~,
, Clamcs 9045 'll·'lt SfYILUS
19•8 MG-TC 15 to cho<>Mt from GOOD
Fully restored w11t1 o"g in I setecuon Financing avail
tenor under 30K m1 Call OAC 898-4645 .Ptr 111 5<18-7 18 7 tor appt
70 MERCEDES 280Sl
Mint cond 46K m1 I
ownr a c; cloth & hard·
tops 548· 7187 lor appt
Misc. Ve~iclts 9090
Can you buy Jeeps. Cars,
4 >. 4 S Seized In dr~
raids for under S 100 00 j
Call tor tacts today
602-837-3401 Eitt 808
Aatn l•!!rtttl 9100
19'7 Mercedes 30oD E11-
celle111 cond1hon all OP·
hons $6500 OBO days
S79-192• 637-•826 eves
AC URA
HST &Giil YAl.11
JuSI b"ng us your lowest
t>onahde Acura deal and
we'll beat 11
GUARAN TEED•
Jll SLE•HS ACllA 1001 QUAIL ST , N 8
llt-Hl2 lllCIU
Need• ct11mf1i!Y sweep? O• •snow ih<>,,...,? How at>out
~ 10 tune your piano
c>r-teact! you F'IOw t ci play 11 '>
Lots ol specallty servtees are
ad119'11Md 1n CIUllfled
Adminlstratlve
c
L 6 A 4 s 2 s
I -
5 F 8 I l E 8 D
·A· 1 POSITIONS
' Work In the ever expandtng
Newspaper Promotion field. If
you are self ·motivated and like
working wtth teenagers, thl.s may
be the oprortunltx, you've btten
waiting for.
$400 PIR Wiii<
(To Start)
• With Potential
to $1000 PD WllK·
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------=Ora Coa~t DAILY PILOTlfue.day. February 16, 1988
NI.IC M)TIC( ,_ICM>TM:l
NOTICI ILICTION
NOTICE 18 HEAHY 0111£H 1Na o ~ ~ hM ~ e.ieoct Wld w411 be held on the , .. ~of
...,., , .... Wllill* ellM*oft""' ... lift ....,,...., bllot-...cttoft COflductect ........ to hollOft tJI 11 •• or the Diction. Code of the ttet• °' c.Mofnla, wttNn 1mpr~ oe.trtct No. -. oe tM !MM "--w.-Oi9trict 1or -IMPoe9 °" .. bmmtl. to --~ °' the """'0\4111 .... l*l1tct ... pt Oii i-Aii of wNthet °'not oonoro1 Obleation '**°'the lfnCWO'llement oe.trict 1n .,. ~t o1 "2.seo.ooo .._.. be
outhor'-d end lleued, tor !fie putpoee ... ,ed In !fie pt~ion Nrelnefter .. forth In thl9 notice, wNctt
bonds lhell be peyebee "°"' 11111 IMtlto to be lellted Wld colact«I ~ upon *'dt ~ the lmpt0"9ment Olatrle1
The bOnda lhell bMf lnter•t 11 •rate or rat• not to axCMd t-...V. pwoent ( t2%) pw ennum, the actual
tlmee of payment to be oetwmlned upon the l#e th«.af. . .
TM ballot• UMd It the "9ctl0n 11\all be 1n the form preecrlbed by S.CtlOn 35 toe of the Wiler Code Of
the Stet• ol callfonw1
Oft the bellot110 be UMd It the electlon,ln lddltlOn to any oth« matt•• required by tew th«• 11\alt btl
printed tubtltantla~y the tOllOwlng:
Of'ACIAL. 8A&.LOT
-.OVl•WT DISTRICT NO ... CW
eRVINR RANCH WAftR DteTRICT
INCW. 90MO ll.ICTION
lllAllCM 1, 1tM
To vote. •tamp 1 ~oee (+)ln tn.votlng squere...., theWO<d "YES""' after the WOl'd "PW". All morJI•
otf'lenrlMe made are forbickten All dlat~ merit• we forbidden and milk• the balot VOid
If the wrongly m~rtc. tMt, 0< o.teee thl1 ballot, retur11 It to the R901Strat of Votwe end obtain enoth«
BONO PROPOSITION: Shall the Irvine Ranch Water Ol1trle1 Incur an
lnct.btedneu and luue Qlf*ll oblloltlOn t>ond1 f« Improvement
011trtct No. 2M lh«eot In the amount of $92,590,000 at o maximum
lntweet rite ot twetYe pwoent (1~AI pw annum, to acqulra end
construct wont• Md flcillt• for tf'le coltec1ion, tr•trnent &I'd dlapoul
of eewege end the 1toroge end dlltrlbutlon ot recJOlmed w1ter,
lnc:tudlng dams, reMNolra. 1torege tanks. tr•tment lacllltlM, plpes,
pumping equipment end alf neoeeeary equipment end property th«•
tor; KQotring funds to ftJHlll comreetuei c:omtonttmema to eairy out Ule
powers and purpoMe ot the Olltrlct contained In contracts. Including
contrac:11 with oth« agencies, all In aocordanc. with the Plan of Works
f0< Improvement Dl•trlct No 2M?
YES
NO--
Bal10t1 must btl recel...O by 5:00 p.m . on tllectlon day, elthef 11 the Office ot the R90i1trar of Orange
County, 1300 SOI.Ill\ Grind Avenu.. Santa Ana. Celifornla, °' 11 P O Bo)I 1 t2i8, Santi An1. C1lil0fnl1,
927t 1.
Said Improvement Ot1trlct lhell constitute a llngla election P<&Cinct f()( the purpose of hOIOlng Ille
electlon
- -To btl qualified as e vot• Md to be entitled to vote et the electlon, a P«IOn mull tie a hotder of title,
as <Seflned ,,, Section 3402& of the Wet• COde of the State of Clllfornl•. to land In the Improvement
District. Each voter lhall ha .... one ( 1) vota fOI' MCtl dollar's worth ol land to Wfllel\ he 0< she h<>'da title. TM
Int equalized .......,,,.,.., bOok ot the Olltrle1 11 c:onclullve evloeooe ot ownerlhlp ind ot tf'le value of the
land IO owned axcept thlt In the .....,,t an .......,,,.,,, for IM District ltlell not hi..,. beer1 made end levied
10< the year In Which the election 11 he6d. the 1 .. t equalized a1 .... ment roll ot the County of 0r.,. It
conc1u11.... evtdinee of owner9hlp and of the velue or lend eo owned EYaty votw. or 'hlS l9Qal
repr...,,tatl ..... may vote either In petlOl'I or by a P«IOn ®ly appointed .. l'ril P'OJIY. "legal
repr...,,latlva" "*"9 en otftdol of 1 eotporltion owning lend. encl meen1 1 gu•dlan, execut0< 0t
admlnl1tr1tor of the •tll• of the ~ or title to l&l'd who· (•I la eppolnted under the lewt of this Sta1e:
(b) 11 entltleCI to po....ek>n of the ~ate'• lend: and (cl 11 authortzed by tf'le eppoln11ng covrt to axerclM
the p1rtlcutar right. privilege 0< Immunity wttlch he Meil• to exerclM. 8ef0<• •legal rec>f...,,1111..,. may
vote at the e1ec11on. tie muet preeant tQ the Bo.rd ot Election• certified copy ot .. Id authority. wttldl shall
be kec>t and flied within the returns of'the electiOn.
No appointment ot 1proxy11\all tie velkl, ~led, or 1 vote llloWed thefaon unless II mMll all of the
tollowtng requlrem.nt1· (•I It 11 In wrltioOt (bl It la executed by the P«ton Of legel repr...,,tattva of the
person wtlo, In eccord111Ce with the provll\Of'• of s.ctlon 35003 °' 35003 1 of the Water Code ot the State
of Ctijllornla. Is entitled to the vol• for Which the proay la given; (c) It Is acknowleelged or certified In
eccordln<la with Section 2015 5 of tf'le ~ ot Clvll Pr<>e*'ure ot the Stlle ot Callt0<nla; (d) It epecillel the
electlOn 11 wtildl It la to btl uMd end la uMd only 11 11\e election epecilied, and I•) It Shell be on • f0<m es
specified by lhe County Clerll meeting the et>ove requirements
E~ appointment ol 1 proxy la• r..,oc.ble It the pleuure of the person eicacutlng It at any 11me before
the perlOll 1ppol,,ted 11 pro11y lhlll hive cut ~ballot repr...,,tlng tile votes lor wnlen the appointment
wes g1van • · \
ti two-thtrda (2/3) of the vote1 cut at the electtofot favor the 1sauaooe of the hate!,, described t>Onds. said
bonds lhlll be ISSYed and told for the purl)OM set-forth ne<eln ·
Except u otherwlM P<OYlded In the Callt0<nla Wa\er Otstrict Law. Otv1st0n t3 of tile Water Code ol lhe
Stlte of Calllorn1a. the election ll'lell be called. held d conducted 1n tile man,,., provided 1n the Uniform
District Election Lew of the St1te ot CeJlfOfnla ' This notice 11 given pursuant to a rasolutloo of the rd of Otrect0<1 of Irvine Ranch Water Ot1tr1C1
adopted on Jenuary 25, t988
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that • epeclal election nes !>Mn
Maren, 1988, wf'lletl .i.cuon lh•ll be an all·malled b1llot electlOn ucted pursua,,t to Section 235 11 t
of the ElectlOn• C(oda of the State of Collf0<nla. within lmprov I Otltrlct No 182 ot the Irvine R1ncll
Wet« Otltrlc1 tor the purpoee ot IUtlmlttlng to the votws ot the I provement Otatrlct the propo91t1on of
wneth« °'not ~al Obllgatton b0nd1 of the-lmprOYetnant DtJlrlCt~f'le amount of $74,653.00011\all be
autl\or12ed and lslued. t0< the purpoae 1t1ted ,,, tf'le pr~tlon her naft., Mt forth In 11\11 notkle. wtliCh
bonds lhlll be pay1ble from UMMment1 to tie levied and collac:t e11clu11vaty upon l•nds within the
Improvement Ot1trlc\.
Tl\e bonda Shell beer l,,terest at 1rate0< rites not 10 exceed twelve percent I 1~.r.1 per annum. tne actual
times ot p1ym4tt'lt to be oetwmlned upon the sale thereof
TM ball0t1 used 11 the election ltlalf be In the form preecrlbad by Section 35108 of the Weter coa. of
the State of Calil«nla
On the ballOta to be uMd 11 the elec!IOn, In lddltlon to any othef m1tters required by law ttlefe lhall be
printed tubltanllally the fOltowtng:
OfflClAL 8AUOT
...-ow....r DteTNCT NO. 1a °'
9"VINR RAMCH WA TW" DteTNCT
INCIA&. ltOMD ILICTION
lllAACH 1, 1-
To \IOM, ltamp 1 croes(+) In tf'le voting squere after the word "YES' 0< alter lfle ~d 'NO' All mlfka
othef'MM rnao. are forbidden All Olatlngullhtng matlll are l0<bld<Mn and make the bellOI VOid
If the wrongly mark. t..,, Of oetoce this ballot. rsturn It to the RecJ1str1r ol Votets and obtam 1no1nar
80NO PROPbslTION• Shell thaJMne Rlllleh Wat• Olllrlet Incur •~
lndtlbtednea end leeue general oblgatlOn bond• '°' lmprovern«1t
Otstrtct No 182 thereof In tf'le amount ot 174,&53,000 It 1 maximum
lnt••t rote of twefW per<*'lt (1~) per annum. to aequlra end
construct wortc1 end toc:Mtttea tor the oc.qujeltion. oollectlOn. storege
end dtstrlbution of wet• Wld weter rights, to at1ob6e the lrvlne Ranch
Wit.,. Olatrlct to utllln • wetef ~ lumWied under the Stet• Water
Reeouroee ~t Sy9tern (commc>f\ly known u the "State
Water Project"._ lnciUOlng dame, ~a. 1torege tenk1, trNt"*11
tacltlt•. pipee. pumping equipment end all nee 111ery ~t and
property th«efor. acquiring l\lnd9 to fUlftll contrectuol commlt!Mflts to
c.ry ou1 the pOW9tS arid ~ °' tf'le Olat~ QOnlelned tn
eontrectl, Including contrect1 with otMf ~. all In accordanoe
with the Pt•n ol Worf(a tor l~0'<191nent '*1rlct No. 182?
YES
NO
Ballot• mutt be reoel\oed by 5:00 p.m .. on election day, alth« at the Office of the Re;i1trar of Orange
County. 1300 South GrW\d All9nl.le. Santi Ana, c.lffornla. or at P 0 8o11 11298. Senta An1. Celltomla.
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,_IC M>TICE ,..IC NOTICI I NlJC M>T
NOTICE OF ELECTION
NllC NOTICC
NOTlel 18 HIAlaY OIVt.N 1'91 a ~ election hM ., c-.c1 and Mil t>a t*d on 1M ttt day or
Mel di, ..... ..._ Ill• .. •• ..... MM II PR 1" 1 IS bllot e6eCtiOn canouc;ted J>',!rsuant to S.Cllon 235 t 1 1
of .,. E.tecttone ~ of .,. ..... of C•on,.a. wtthln ~~' Oletrlet No 282 of the lrvlne Ranch w... Dliltriot tor "'-~°' .,.,.-. • ..to 1M VOMr9 o1 tM ln\PfOl4IMl•t o.tnot tne t>tOC>Oettlon of
wNetw or not"'*"'~ bof* oft'-lfnCWO¥efl'IWlt OltMrlc:t In ttw wnount ol S59, 10 t ,000 lhelt btl
eutnonlied arid.....,..,, tor IM pwpoee 9'ae.ct In tM Pfopoeltion hereineft• MC fonl\ ,,, tni1 not~. WfllGll
bOf* ef\11 be peyeble trOfft 111111 '** to be ~ Md ~ eitdu91¥91y 1.1pon l&l'ds wrttun 11\e lme>"owment Oie1~
The bot1d9 lhell Dellf tnweet et• rew Of,.... not to ••Geed t-...V. percent ( 1~·J 1>41r annum the ac1u11
times of payment to be dMetmlned UCKJf'I the .... thar90f
The ~ ueed et the 91ee11on lf\oll be In the form Ptema•bed by ~oon 351oe of th4t Water Code ot
the State o1 Ca1HotNa.
On tN bllots to be ueed It the electlOn. In addlllon to any other maner1 required by law there Sl\al* ~
printed tubtltontl*ty the follOwlng·
~lAL8AUOT
-.OVQmJIT DteTNCT NO. Ill CW
9'¥9119'AllCH WAft" DteTNCT
... ClAl 80NO IEL.aCTION
MARCH 1, 1 ..
To vote, 1tomp 1 crOM (+)In the voting tquare 1her the WOfd · VES 0< •Iler the woro NO All marlo;s
oth«w!M made are l0<bickten All dl1tlngul9hlng m~• .,. forbld<Mn Ind make the oa»ot vOtO
If the Wf""'4'/ mlB, IMI. Of oefeee tN1 b911ot. return 11 to the ~1Stre1 of Yoteft 11'\d obtain al'\01~
BONO PROPOSITION. Sl\111 the lrvlne Ranctl Weter Otstrlc1 incur an
lndebtedMU end luue Qlf*al obllo•llon bond• f0< lml)fovernent
Ot1trlct No. 282 th«eot In the wnount ot S59.10t ,OOO 11 a mu lmum
lntwe1t rite of twetve perc.nt ( 12%) pw ennum. to acquire and
construct WO<lta end flcilit• lor the COllectlon. trMtment •nd d15'>QMl
of aewege end the 1ton1ga and dtstnbutlon of reclaimed W9ter
Including dam•. reeervoll'I, storege tonlla, tr.atmen1 fKtlltiM. P'P"
pumping equipment end Ill neeeaury equl""*'t end praperfy lhert-
IOf. ~g_ul.d!!g_Lundl to tulflll contractual commlt"*1t1 to carry ovt the
power1 end purpoMe of ,he 011trlct eontilnid In contracts. including
eontrocta with other ~. Oii In accordane. witn the Plan ol Works
f0< Improvement Olstrlct No 2827
YES
tlO
8al10t1 mull btl reoel...O by 5:00 p m . oo election dwt either It the Office Of the Registrar or Orll\QO
County, 1300 Sovtn Grind Avanu.. Sa,,11 Ana. Celllorni• 0< at P 0 Boa 11298 Santa Ana Cal1t0tn1a
927 tl
Said Improvement 0t11rlct 11\ell cooallt ule 1 single etect!On precinct f0< the PUrP<>M or not<l•"9 1~
election
To be quallfled u 1 vot• end to be inffilid to vote 1tThielictlon a pWSOn mut1 oe • .,eieer e1 ""-
u defined In Section 3402& ot the Watw coa. ot the St1te of Celiforni•. to lend 1n the lmptovement
Otltrlct Each voter lhall l\ava one ( 1) vote'°' MCh doller'I worth of land to wniCh he 0< lhe l'I04ds 1111e r~
lut equalized......,.,,.,,, bOok of the Otatrlc111 conc1u11ve evt~ of ownersn1p and of the velue of 1ne
land eo owned ellcept th•t Ill the ewnt an ....ument f0< the Olstrk:t 11\all not nave ~ meoe alld levied
for the y.-r In Wflletl the election 11 f'leld, tf'le last equalized 11.MStment rolf of tf\9 Counry of 01•"9" 1s
ConclU9l¥I ~ice ot-~ end of ~he ...iue ot ~ IO owned_ E._~ .Oler Of l"llS legll
repreaentatlve. m1y vota either In pwson · 0< by 1 P.,son duty 11P9<>1nteo as Ills P'O•Y l eg•
repreMntetive" means an official of 1 c:o<PQfatlon owning land. and ~ 1 guerdlefl eicacutor or
ldmlnistrator of the aet•t• of tf'le holder of Utle 10 lend wno 11111 ~ted unoer tne laws of tn1s St11e
(b) 11 entltleCI 10 poeaeulon of the eetata'1 lend, Ind (c) •S autn0fl2ed by the eppojntlng coun 10 extwClte
the pertlcutar right. Pflvllege 0< Immunity Wflleh he Maks to nerclM 8ef0<e a legal r9Qfesenta11ve ma)I
vote 11 the election. ne must Pt...,,! to the Board of Election • cert1tled copy ot said autn0<1ty wnicn tr\elt
be kec>t Wld flied wltnln the returns of the 8"9ctton
No ~tmenl ol a proxy lhall be valid. acc.c>led 0< a vote •llowed lnetlOfl unleSS 11 meets au 01 tne
lolk>*ing req'Ulremantt (a) It 11 In writing, (bl It 11 eJCecuted by the person or lagal r9()1'eeenlltive ot tne
pwson who, In acc0<d1nce With the P<ovtlion1 ot Sac11on 35003 or 35003 1 of tne Water Code ot the State
of California. 11 entltled to the votes for Which tile pro)ly 11 given (Cl •t •• lcill'\owledQed Ot cer11hed 1n
acc;ordanc. wtll\ S.Ctton 2015 5 of lhe coa. ol Cf\111 Pr<>e*'1.1re of the S111e of Celllomie Id) 11 spec1t.es IN!
election 11 whietl 11 Is to ba UMd end Is used only 11 tne elect!Oti speclfled end le) 11 Shell be on • IC>N'n u
specified by tne County Clerk meeting the at>ove requirements
E~ eppoinlm4tnl of a proq 11 1 ,...,~bkt et the ~lure of the~ e11ecuting rt 11 eny 1.me before
the parson appointed u pro11y 1n111 nave c111 a ballOt representing the votes 10< wnldl 11\e at>e>omtment
w11 given
If two-thirds (2/3) of the vot• cut at the eleetlOn favor the 1uuanee of the hefeln described bOnds M»i<l
bonds Shall be 1QUed and sold f0< the purpose Mt forth herein
Exe41QI u otherwtM proVlded 1n lhe Callfornla Water Dt•lrlCI Lew Ot\litlon t3 of !he Water COC)e of tne
State of Calrfotnl1. the election 111111 be celled held and conoucted 1n the manner prov\0«3 •n the U"'IOfm
Otstrlet Election Lew of the S11t1 of Ce11torn11
Thi• noUC:. ta given purSYant to a resolution of I~ Board of Otrect0<5 or ltv1ne ~anct1 Waler Dtstr~
adopted on January 25. t988
NOTttE IS HEREBY GIVEN lhet a spec1-1 electtOn has been c:.fled and W'lll be Ml<! on tne tll day ol
Marci\, t988, wttlCh election snall be an •ll·mall.o ballot electlOf'I conoueled pursu•"' 10 Sectr0n 23511 t
ot Ille Electlon1 Code ol IM Stele ot Calll0<,,la, w1tl\tn Improvement Ots1rict No t84 of tne lrvtne Ranct\
Wiier District f0< the purpoM of tubmlttlng to the votars of the tmorovement DistrlC1 the propoalOon of
whether 0< not Qlf*'•.1 obltg1tlon bond"' of the lmprOYerneflt Otstr1C1 1n the amount of S79 065 000 Sl\atl be
authO<IHd and 1uueo, k>r the purpose sl ated In the P'OOOS1t1on '-atnaf'!er .9et fortn "' tn•s no1t0e ~
l>onOt Shalt be peyable from 111111ment1 lo t>e leVled and collected e•clus.vety upon lands wttl'un tl'W!
Improvement Dl$trlet
The bonds lh•ll bear 1ntereet 11 a rite Of rites not to exceed twelv• percent 112• .... 1 per annum 1~ actue
times of payment to be detemilned upon the sale thereof
The t>allott UMd 11 the 8"9ct1on Sl'lall C>e 111 the lorm prHCrtbed by Section 35 toe of the Water Coo• or
the Stat• of ca11f0<nta
On the ballot• to be UMd at lfle e1«11on m add1t10t1 to any other me11ers reciu~ by 11w there S111ll be
printed substantially tne following
°''tCIA&. 8ALLOT
IMPROVI_,.,. DteTNCT NO. 1M M
MltVINR 9'AllCM WATI" DteTittCT
... ClAL 80NO IUCTION
MAttCH 1.1-
To vote. ttln'IP • croas C .. Hn tne voting square •fl« the word ves· 0< after the word NO AN mar~ s
otherw!M made ara lorl>lddan All dlstlngv1atung marll1 ate f0<t>t0oen ano make ,,,. ballOt •Ot<I
II tfle wrongly mark, IM r. Of defec. this batlot. return It lo the ~111rar of Yoters and obtain anon•1iw
BONO PROPOSITION. Shalt the lrvlna Ronctt Weter Olatrtct lnc:ur an
lndebtedneu end lave general oblloltlOn b0nd1 '°' l~C>Yemenl
Otslrlci No 1M thereof In the emovnt of $19,085,000 at 1 maiumvm
1n1ere11 rll• of twefW percent ( t2%) par ennvm, to ecqvir9 end
eon11ruc:t wor11s and fadllt• '°' the ecqvttttton. ooMacllon. •oreoe
Ind 011trlbutl0n ot wat• Md water rights. 10 enat>'e the tNtne ~
Weter OtslrlCt to utllln 1 wet• supply furnished undet the State Wat•
RetOUrces OeYe!oprnent S)'91em (comfnooly•known u the "Stat•
Weter Project"). lnc:Milno dam•. reearvOirs. 1t0<ege tanks, treetment
fecllltlel. pipes, pumping equipment and all neceMery eQUIC>mllnt Md
P<operly t"-efor. acquiring fund• to tulfMI contractual commitments to
carry out the pOW9tS and purpoaee of the Dlltrlct contained 1n
contracts. Including oontracte with oth« egenci., .. lr'I ac:cordancie
wltn the Plan OI Wortc.1 tor ffnpr~t District No 1M ?
YES
NO
S.UOll mull be r9Clllwd by 5 00 o m , on electiOn day. either at tl'ia Otftoe of the ~rar ot Oteng•
County 1300 South Grand Avenue Sent• Ana. <Altt«nta. or et P 0 Box t t2M. Santi Ana c.t1torN•
92711
Sold tmpro....,,,.,,t Olttr1c1 ahell constitute a 91ngle electlon precmct lor the purl)OM of hOldlng the Se.Id lmpr0¥emel\t Oletr1c1 "'811 constitute a llngle electlon Ptecinc:1 tor the DUfl>OM 01 "<16d"'Q •r.e
elec tlOn election
To be quollfled .. 1 vot• end to e>e entllted to vote et the electlOn, 1 pweon must be• tlOlder of title, To btl quoHfted .. e vot• and to tie entltleCI to vote at tfle elect1or1. a penon ITIUSt be • hOlde< of till•
.. defined In s.ction 3402t of the WMer Code o1 the State of CelltOma. to land 1n the Mnpr0\l9ment u defined In s.c:tlon 3402t ot the Wet• Code of tM Stet• of Celttornl&. to lerld 1n the lmc>fOvtiment
Oletrtct. EACtl YOtw lhell l\e¥9one(1)110te tor Mell c1o1er·1wortti'Of tend to~ he Of atle hokte thte The Dlttr\C1. Eacfl voter INll l\e¥9oneI11 v<>t• tor MCfl dolw'• worttl Of..,_, to wt'6C:tl he or IM no60I t1t1e TN!
1eeteqiee*rect 11111ment bootl of the c;8ltrtct 1e conc:1uetwe evtdllice of ownerlNp arid Of the V9lue Of tM 1eat eQUollZed 111111"91t ~ ot the 0tatr1C111 conduet\19 ...._ioe o1 own.Ihle> ancs ot the .,.... ot ,,,.
lend eo owned •~CIPI that In the ft9nt on 111111 ,.,. tcw the Olatr1c1 shall not M¥e ~ mede arid~ land .o °'"*2 OCllP' "'-' tn "'9.,,.,.. en 1 meot tor • '*""1 .,... noc ~ beer'I m.o. ...o '-"
I« the yw In wNdl the electton II he6d • .,. .... eqt Ihid 1111111•1t rol Of tf.19 County of Ofange 11 tor the yw In wNdl the election II Mid. the llllM eqt...._, llllM n••t rol of the Court~ ol 0-ftnge •I
conctuel¥e evtdlllOI or OWi• ... arid °' 1M --Of lend IO °"'*'· E*V YC>ter. ()( .. tegel ~ ..... ice Of OWi ..... end Of the --Of lend IO OM'9d Ellerf '!IOI• or 1\11 i.o•
repr...,..totlve, m9Y vote ...,.,., In S*W cw ~ • S*'IO" dAJ/to/ lpPOlnt*i • Ne proxy "Leval ,...,, .... ,totlve. may YOt• '*"* In Pllroon or by • C*'90n duty OCIC)Oltlted • his o-o~ lagtll
repr....-.totlve" tMOne an offtrMI Of • corpor.aon owM'fl !Ind. end .....,. • guerdlen. eaocutor or ,...,,...,,t•ttw" mMN an ~ Of • corpcwotion OOM'linO i.no. end "*lnl • gu11rolan ••.cvt0t 0<
admlNetfetor of the ••Of !fie hotOor of ... to *" wt.o: (o) II ~,._. ""°9r "'9 .... ol ltlle State. admin'atretor ol the ...... Of the ~ Of thte to ..,_, ""° (o) le OllPOln*' und9r tf'le lawt of thiS Stete
(bl 1a~1tledto p0111111111110f t'-...... 'aa.nd; end(c)la ......... ~~·•••coun to•erdee (b)leentltled toper 1111·~ ol the..._ .... lend; onct fcl ie *l!Mf1nd by theeppo1nting coun to •...oee
the l*'flculer ngflt, ptt.;t191 cw '""""""Y wNdl ._ ...... to..,.,.... o legel 1ep1-1tOIM "'9Y "'-pottJc:ulor ngflt, prNlofO or mmuntty wNdl he..-. to~ letot-. •legal rtlC)f-.ilAIM ma.,
vote at the 91ee1ion. he """' ..._,. to the llOetd Of fJectton • oertffted coeiy Of M6d ~. wtMch lhell ~ et tM election, fie lftU9t preMnt to the loet'Ct of bectlon • certtfted OOfl'I of Mid ''"~'" ~ "'9ft
be kept and fie.ct wttNn tt1e '9UnO of the oe.ctton. be kept ones flled wltl\ln the returns of the e6ectton
No lpPOint"*'1 Of • swoxy lhll be Ye¥· occoptecl. or a ¥0t9 llowed tMr.on untw It "*"' II of "'9 No lpPOlntment or• proacy ll\tll be \191d, ~. or • ~ Olllo..o fhereOn ~ 11 ~" ell 01 the
folow4119 requlremente. (0) ft II In Mtetng; (b) It II ....,_, by "'9 C*'90fl or .. ,..._,,t~ Of the ~IQ '"'**'*"ti-!•I It II II\ .nttng. (bl It II ~ -., h ~ or lefal ,..,,_.,,1a1M or the
pereon-"O, In eccord9nol .. tNP'OAI6ol• °' lectton 35003 or 36003.1 of thew.-Codeaf the St... per.an WfM), In OCCOldellCI-the PfO .... •of 8'dor\ M003 •MOOS 1 °' ... w ... Coo. Of the St•t•
o1 Cellfomle. 11 ent"9ed to .,.. votee tor ...,.. .,.. proiry II oMn; (C) It la oc:t1no•1 lfoed or cenMed In of ~ II enttttect to ... ~ tor ...,.. ttle P'OICY le ~ (C) • .. odlno••• ~fed or ~1-.a "'
eooontonQe wttt1s.c:.ionao1UOflNrCMI OfCM ~lllf IM 9-. Of Oelltomte.;~)lt .,.,.......,-+ eooor•• "4t\ ~ 1011.1 at ... c.... Cit CMI...., w at ... .._ o1 ~ ldltt eoeclftea "'-
election at~ it II to be ueed onct II weed oNi/ '!:J.:::: ~: onct (e) It.,_. be on o ~ • ~at~ It II to be ~lfldli wiM ...... B I 4 -'Ibid: 9'ICI f9l It tNll lie°" e ilOm' •
mpeclfled by'"'~ a.tt ,,_....,. ebO¥e "**"9d by "'9 OOunty Oft.,.._...,.. .eo.,.., a =•
Ewry 1P9C*1t111eot of o proicy 11 • rau a~ et the.,.._... of the'*"°"~ It at any time before f~ oppo111111•1t of• P'OICY II• t ...o MIMI• .. ,....,,. Of the PW90fl PecMt~ ll at ..., ll!'N beifOr1I
... P990f1 ..,.,.,., .... • pt011r ....... ..i e MloC '•-·· lfle ¥0491 tor wNdl the appointment ... C*'90t\ lpPC)lnted M P"*Y lhll .._. _ 0 M9oe ftlPIW•ttne "'9 .,.-. 9ot l1'e ac>OOl"llWI -"""· -.. ...
If two .... 4211) of h ~ ..i • W.4111Cttof1 f9'fOr the llali I ioe Ol "'9 ~ deaelll..t bOnda. Mtd "~tNr'OIC213,cl tN ~ C.-lit .. ~ ll9lllor IN llali ·'Cll of IN,_.. ClaeOl!bed ~ -*' .............. "OOld '°' ... ,_,,,.. ... fiof'1ft heraift ........ ~ ....... 9'ICI...., tor -...,,... • *"' --
.......... ,, ...... ..-... c • • ... w ... °'1llrtcl~Otwtlllft 13 ---Coot of ... l•of~1M ........ ._ ...... ._~001jdt1Ctedln.,_IMNWPfOt?t1Ctrl ... ~
OIMltct bac'doft t.. °' -....... c ... ....
TNa ~. ~ ........... ,...,.., °'.,...,.,, °" f»ectou• of ltw. --w... ~
...,...on....,26.1ta
..,.,, ..... 11 ........ .... ~ ............. ,
(tJti Ulhlf Or-.. eo. ~ ~ '*'-Y ), I 11. 23, llll TOii
~ ~~~~~~ ....... _.. ..... ~~~~~~~~--
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~COUWTY •·-S~NOA CCMMT Aue.._ el CAM NO t1 ... IM Ab.Mldo ,., ,,._,.,..,
'l AINT"' UNITIO Mllfcn 8 t I at tOOO
At"4Al T CO INC I "' 11 ,45 FllChet A'19nUe
0 E ~ I N 0 4 N T Su•ttt 0 7 Cos:ta tfftl c .. 1
U....UTJZR COflllT1'UC· !0<nta 'fP>e fOllOwlf!O 4hltlfbe -
TION co INC • IT Al aUCt l'Jf'f'(J •• put>l.c ule
NOTICE M )(•..-dtl\\I mM.none 4 ~ I MA.RIWAL'I IAU OlflCi .. a 3 lo•oe '"" 1 Ir ,,,.t.,. ot • w••t 111~ (""'•• nan<Str~11 oiua 1>1tl0
Of' Ju~ \ 1991 n I,_. •DO,,. CIOO< 1nct 000' 1•"'b rOll ot
0•''9' .;""' '·""'' uPQI'\ • 1Uut1••""' sllfft•no ,.,..ding
iuoO"""'' f!nter•a APA•L JO I'""' PVC. SW 40 , 1ow 11187 n lavC>f of 1uo;,,1ent vofltOt! ll(l()dl'91111 ""811
t' •Cl" , , " u N 1 r E O "'°' •u11c 1•c~ cone.rel• A'>PHA f CO IN( 41nd 1agt laOCl•r p1p1 r.Clt •O•'""' rudqm('tll Oet>IOf'fS• O••moncf aaw oiao.s ,,,.,1 •
'AANUTZfA CONSfRUC· Ou\ 1-1••1
llON CO 11\1C -"d TM Of · PuOhan.CI 0.1"99 CoN1
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As Ro!>e·s stl:'adfast manager·
bo)fm:nd. Ro n Lance al'° 1s t·alkd
upon to subltm:ue ht<i character
through mulh or the shov.. bul hrs
brcalthrough seems more aniftc1nlh
contm l'd Lance pro\ld('S sohd up-
pon. ho\loC\l:r. and e'en do ubles
cfTcctt'4:1} as thl' 011~ lodd1e sho\\
host 1n thl' opening scenc.
Valene Eltna Brown sparkles as the
gro" n-up J unc:. v. h1le) oung hannon
Bar~ro and Jt>n n1fer Se1fen are well
cast a' the \ounger June ;ind Louise.
n:spcctr,cl\ James Reiss 1s line m
I\\ l) grufT cam~os JS Ro~·s father and
~hotel manager. •
..\ h1ghhght ol mo\t product,.ion~ of
"G1.ps' ·· rs tht• rend111on o l .• , ou
G oita C1et a G1mn111:k'' b~ the 1hr~
'etl·ran \\ teh1ta stnppen Tan~a
Franl..ltn\ hard-t·dgc:d Tessie. Debbie
Wright's gr.n el·' OKed Mazappa and
Pr ppcr H:lmllwn°\ <,uga~·sedul'tl\e.
Electra pru ' tdl.' the rcqu1rrd wuch ol
CUnlll SPfl'l'
.. (,, P'>' ·· '' onl· tif thl.' t~:ttcr
must ·a1., ·ol the '>C:l\on on an) le' el m
Orangl· Count' Its linal per·
formanll'\ an· · fhur~a~ through aturda~ 31 pm and . unda~ at '\
p m rn thl' Do~ k \kK1nnc~ Theater
on \jddkbad Colkgc·s \ftsc,1on
\'IC'JO campu!i (all SM:!-465fl 1or
uch•t tnform..ttwn. • • • BACKSTAGE -The ~C\lofhm
lhl·;uer -\n' { l'nter "'II stage a
lx·nl'fit ix·rtuim.tncc of its current
'ho''· ··"'o \tothcr But Jan." Thurs·
d.l\ lur J111.: ')"sit. J rarna l·oach and
te.il ha .ll ( orona dt'l mar H 1gh
·r hool. "hll hj'> been sufTenng from
h mphum..1 \" 1ft "'1~ a leader 1n tht'
c j rl , Jnl'lopment o f thl·
thejtcr ulntnhutron!> ma' be: mall·
l'd tt) '-l -\( at 2 'ill I ClitT Dm c
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THE EXERCISE
ALTERNATIVE
Gets you into the slim of
things at
"Inches Aweigh"
Newland Center
19746 Beach Blvd ..
Huntington Beach
It'• Flnally Here ... an
exciting way to sh\td those
unwanted inches without
strenuous workouts .
starvation dfets & hours of
frustration.
Only eight mlnut"
on each of our six toning
tables provides the same
benefits as hours of tra-
ditional exercise.
We also provide the
new & unique European
Thermal Wrap for eUmlna·
tlon of stubb<>rn cellulite.
_ _...1.--------------~
Lingering life Do blessing ·
DEAR ANN LANDERS: After
havaog been I OUl'$C an ~riatncs for -0 )ean I iot.roie·a make·believe lt'ttt r
that is' try clo"° to beina a real one: m
fact it could ha' r bttn written by any
one of the dOiens of peoplt I have ca~d for in the past t-..u d«ades.
Please prant 11.
DEAR CAREG IVER (wife. hu~
ban<t: son. daughter. brother. sister): rm SON) )OU ha\C to go through all
this unpleasantncs~ every day. and I
regret that I am the t·ause of it. I hate
not being ablt to do so man)' things
for m)self. h 's awful to be to1ally
dependent on someone else.
•• Llllos
burden. -NIAG>\RA FA LLS.
DEAR NIAGARA FAUS: Yffr
"make--~Une" letter ia M rnJ &Ml
It brHpl tears to my eyes. I
remember 10 well llaow my dear
molllaH aad llaer sJster tooll t'are oJ
tllaeir eldHly falMr aa4 wbt a
demanding job it was.
bnghl. with one: nt~pt1on
>\ fc" "eeh afkr"'e returned from
our hone) moon. Ll'C suggested that
we ha'c an open mamage. I didn't
even lnow "hat thl' term meant. He
expJaincd 1h:11 coupl('s get along
much better "'hen the} give one
anoth1:r frcl:'do m I was shocked when
he suggested that "'t'. i.wuch panners .
through a swinger\ dub Reluctant!}' I
agreed. although 11 \oundcd very far
out 1f not do"'nnght "e1rd.
I dtd not CllJO\ m~ first c11penence
and told Lee that 1f ht· wanted to
swing to go ahead hut I'd JUM as soon
not. He said singles a re not allowed. It
has to be both panic\ or nothing and
he \\anted to cun11ntH'
•.
I feel ashamed that I can't go to the
bathroom u n m) own. It's frustraung
to be (l'd by another person. I'm
absolute!> d1~us1ed that lam unable
to get a tissue up to my face so I l'an
blow m) nose. Seang old and helpless
is much ~or~: than any illm·ss or
disability. It J ocs thangs to one's
feelings of personal worth.
I'm sare a 1reat muy peoople cu
r-t late to wbt Y" bve •rittea -aot
only tllae elderly wlllo feel &Mt tllaey
bav~oetllnd ~1raetatHnaMare
ready to go, IHI& llla~ir car-etaken wlllo
feet &•illy for wlsllalag IMy co.Id be.
Ann. I hall· thl·~ gt·t-togcthcrs. I
am afraid of .i.rqu in ng o.\ l D and t;;;::ti~'.:=~~~~~ii4irtli;iQ1fi"ii~~;_;:_;.:.:;...:._-jtJiiiiiil-----±J~~:Jei~=-1i~=::::==-rr.il'ililr1 lord kn-O\\\ \\hat t'~ r ti l)UI t-t--H1Bt4""=---f'""""'·-~
blu n ti~ . I du nut CnjO\ \C' WI I h r~M;;r.==-----tCi=1c-t=.r---+s:::r:7.e~:::.---1fic:r:-=-r::::.----h~--,rra-Tii.io---1-a==-+a~-1 stranger\.
Wo rst of all 1s knowing ho" )OU
hate being m) caregiver. I see the
resentment an } our eyes and I hear it
m }our \Oice. I k.now that deep down
~ou wish I \\Ould die and get it o'er
with so you can get o n with )Our lift-
and not be bothered \\Ith me.
free of tllaem. -· I feel chc:ap and dirt\ alter these
encouniers and m:c:d to know 1f I am
rc:all) square and cra1~ as Lee sa) s or
"'hat? Help me: -JACK-
SONVl LLE. Flo.\.
Wbt lroay tbl so muy people
wo.Jd &i\le u ytllalag for a few mort
yurs of life wllaJlt otllaers are 1ruled
years tbl tllaey ael&kr wut aor
enjoy. More evldeaee tbt lift caa be.
.afalr. DEAR JACKS01"VILLE: Your
basbaad sounds lik~ a fo ur·door,
brass-plated creep. Well. I "1sh the snmc. Surpmcd'' I
ha'c no cho1C'C. howt'\lt'r. but to h'e
out the \ears that havt' been allotted
to me-. r·m sorry that the job ofraring
for me has fallen on }Our shoulders. I
"onder which of us cames the bigger
• • • DEAR .\NN L.\NDERS: I am 15.
M } husband 1s J.'?. We have been
marm•d lhn.·c \t.'ars. "Lee" 1s wonder· fu~ an almost ever) "a~ We are
staning o ur o" n business and things
arc going "ell. The future looks
Tell bim Uiat you are tbroocla
1wia1i•1 aod if bt isn't, yoa are 1olag
to stt a lawyer. Tben do it. Belter to
ff aloat than witb a warped, world·
class weirdo.
Wf'Claesday. Fe-brury 17
ARIES (March 21-April 19) New moon pos111on
h1ghhghts friends.
ho~s. aspirat10.ns.
speculation. po"ers
of persuasion. se' s
appeaL Budding ro-YONEY
mann· could be on
horizon You'll get 0MARR to heart o f matters
Youn&J2tl.$0n 1s fra-•••••••••••• turcd. . _
TAURUS ( . .\pnl 2(~Ma) 20)' Career o pponunit}
highlighted. ~k"i ab1hty featured along "llh sho"-
·mansh1p. Reunion with fam1I~ membt-r tops scenario.
Elaborate dining on tap for )OU 1on1gh1. Cancer.
Capncom pla) rolt>s.
GEMINI CMa' 21-June 20): l unar. numencal n des
h1ghhgh1 dners11~:. humor. cunos11~. ideas that ca'n be
transformed into nable con~ts. Edncauon a nd tr3H:I
continue to be fea tured L'nonhodo'\ approach due to
succeed.
CANCER (J une 21-Jul} 22>: Information gleaned
throu'h unorthodox sources. lndt' 1dual who once
misinformed )Oil wall now attrmpt to re-c:'stabhsh
t"rectrbthty. ~prive. but Jouble-ehl"<'k matenal.
Scorpio involved.
LEO (Juh· ~3-1\ug. ~2): Scenano h1ghhght" rom·
municatlon. reading. wnting. tlinat1on that could
dc"clop into meaningful relat1onsh1p. New moon accents
special agreements.. comrtll tments. aw:nt1on 10 rnantal
status.
VJRGO(.\ug. 2~l. 22): LO\.\·ke~ approach bnngs
desired results. Be diplomatic in contrast to forcing 1ssue<s
Play \\31t1nggame. espcc-1all~ 1n connection" uh tinam.·1al
arrangement. Taurus. Libra. orp10 people m picture.
UBRA (Sept. 23-0cl 22): Focu"' on '<.cnsuahl'~
exchange of gifts.. t•mot1onal comm1tmcn1s in connection
"1th almost 1mmed1ate future Emphasize glamor.
intngue. m~ste~. disnetaon. Refuse to show hand unul
chips are on table.
SCORPIO (Oct 2J-No\. 21): You'll ha'e more
rcsponsib1ht}. relattonsh1p antt•ns1fi1.·s. ~ o u learn more
about basic ' alucs and propen~. You have opponunll} to
take greater c:harge of ~our O"-n <lt.''>lln ~. Capncorn figure~
prommcntl~.
SAGITTARllJS <Nov . .'?2-Dcc 21 I. o.\ss1gnmen1 "''II ·
I>\.• rnmpktcd. \Ou"ll receive a<.'colade lrom peek. Short
tnp m'olves (elat1~e. burden 1s ltfled. 'ou'll streamhnr
techniques and be nd orun.necessaf): exi>ensts.' --
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): You aredueft>r fresh
start. ~ou'll locate lost article. financial picture hnghter
than origmall} thought possible. Be confident. ta~e
1ntt1atl\e. state case 1n direct. d~nam1c fashmn.
AQUA RIUS CJan 20-Feb 18): Ind" 1dual who "a"
"rubbed the \\rong "'a~ .. no" concedes, "You \\Crl· nght
all along.~ Be gracious 1n nctory. agrt.'e _1Q nublil
stJlemelft or appearance Cancer. anothn .\quanan
tigun: prommenll).
P ISCES (Feb. 19-Marrh 20) You could be central
fi~urc 1n .. surpnse part) ·· Secret arrangements are
h1gbJ11hted. your views arc sought 1n oblique manner
Obsequious 1nd1\'1dual is acting. and~ o u·11 be a"' are of 1t
lF FEB~ARY 17 IS YOUR BlRTHOA Y current
C)1.:lc h1ghhgh added recogn111on. tra-.el. ab1l11 ~ to rea1. h
more people. ccessful u11h1a11 o n of !>O"'l:'rs of f'l\.'r-
suas1on You rl' d)nam1c. S('nt1men1al. swbhorn
intense. seldom o an) thing an half"a) manner Tauru~
Cancer. Capricorn people pla~ important rol~ 1n ~ou1
hfe. Populant) increases an March. monr~ p1cturt• \\Ill be
brighter. social actl\ 1t1es will accelerate. Dunng -\ugus1.
\OU ha\C more rcsponsib1ht}. romance tluunshes. }Ou
ha, e chance also to hit financial Jackpot.
Our left side mofe emotional
Emotjons that show up on one s1dr
of your face aren't exactly the sam<.·
emotions that show up o n the other
side. Or so says one authont). Test
this. Find a mirror and gel emotional.
fhl· kft side 1s said to be more
rc,ealing than the nght.
Q. Ho" come a ca1 can purr
cont1nuall) \\ithout stopp1ng be-
'.l"eevee '7eieNac1
Country Gifts & Collectibles
Ths llla.tt~ saf~ou·At speciai,"
'Till ~MQ ob ~."
"I ~e tpJ" ... c,.lle a
C)bt bAOtl.
&~t.
1884 Harbor Blvd.(a<:f<* from Courtyards) 650·SS36
L.M.
Bo YD
t\\e1.·n breaths')
A . T"o vocal cord~ One purrs on
the 1 nhale. tht• otha pum on the
e~hale
With penned characte~ that 'look
hkc the tracks of a <;mall rodent -
that's ho" the Japanese wnte
-·~fo:ke\ Mouse:· Or '>O an e'pert on
m1C't" rei>ons. frust hc"s also an Cllper1
on Jap:meSt·
'\s for food. whn1 lods s:t\ the\ hke
best •SJ US1 talk. I susix'C't I Spaghetti.
~ Cookies J Fruit 4 Cand} 5.
Steak. fh:u·., "hat 1hc\ tell the
pollsters thr} prder But· that's not
what the) bu)' "1th their own monc-~.
At le-ast. not spaghetti. fruit and steak.
Fruit stands. steak houses and spa·
ghetti restaurants "o uld go out of
business 1fthe} had to rely on the teen
traffic. But sho ps that sell burgc-rs.
frcnch f nes and rolas miaht make ll,
East-West vulnerable. Nonh
deals.
NORT H
•• 7 6 s
-AX Q
" J 7 6
• Q J 10
~T EAST
+A 3 + 2
J 10 9 • 7 -6 s ' 3
3 10 9 • s ' l
+164 )2 +A9
SO UTH
+ K Q J JO 9 4
-l
AKQ + K 7 S
The bidding:
Nortll £.all
. 1 + Pass
3 • Pass
5 . Pus
PU1 Pus
Soul II
2 •
4 NT s •
West
Pus
Pus
Pus
O pening lead: Three of :
Former world champio n Eddie
Kantar is not only one of the
world's most pfQlific (and best)
bridge writers, he is also one of the
country's foremost teachers. He has
now prepared 18 of his lesson series
in the form of 16-paie pamphlC'ts.
They cover bo th biddina and play.
and include such subjects as Count-
ing the Hand; Discarding; Placing
the Opponents' Honors; Signalling
at Swt Cont.facts; Common Errors
in Bidding, Play lllld'Oe-fen.se; and
more. The lessons are available a t U
ea ch, plus 50 cents for postqe and
handling (SJS for all 18 lessons)
from: Eddie Kantar. P .0 Box 427,
Venice. Calif. 90291-0427.
This hand 1s from Slam Bidding
at Suit Contracts. So uth 's hand
clearly qualifiC's for a j ump shift.
After North raaes spades. South
has visions of a grand slam, but.
North's disappointing revelation of
only one ace bnngs the a uction to an
abrupt halt at the five-level.
Since he has trump control, West
tries for a ruff by leadina his sm.1e:
ton diamond. South wins and. if be
is unaware of the danger, he miaht
try to sneak a trump lead lhrouah by
leadinJ the queen. However, West
Feed the
----t
711-..
-tJ'lll ... c.... -...... , -...... 0..,
llodylr.Soul
P Join Priealtey CbitOprKtic ~ S.O.S. (She,. Our
Selws) In eufatlng the needy of Ore19 County.
Thursday· Fet>tvary 18 t988 From 7 30 .. v to 'f 30 ~
Adl)Mltment
•
I(~ art I dwop-.a • pat~ Of n.wt' ~ I
,twqnc1or hrl l~ past nx-nt °"' CM\ d
bod al ~
, ___ c.n,·11 ~don
I • If ,o.i ~~beer' ro •~and &!"t
~~ 2 c.n d txxs ., • ~tt
• eii:,)mAlber\
.,... ........... -.......... ,...-.. ___ ..,...,......1. ... ... , .. ,.. . -.':'
...... ._._..., ..... 0. ............... ..-C..IOI-.... _ ........... .......,, ...... ~~
Compl9te tea.vlelon llatlnga In Sunday'• TV Piiot.
wins the club and gives hl$ partner a
diamond ruff.
But South need not submit him· .
self 10 that fate After winning the
-~-----diamond lead, he shettld cash dum--
should not fall for that ploy. He
should fly up w1lh the-ace and re~
turn a h.Jgh club, denying interest in
that suit. If East is breathing. he
AC AO SS
1 Intended
6 V9f11Cal
11 On Soc Sec
14 ASslgnee
15 Ra1a's spouse
16 UI< river
17 Kid's
"vehi<:le
19 Speck
20 This Sp
21 l(ICk out
22 The neare<
ones
24 Omtment
26 Olelc acid
ester
27 lnfanc)
30 Dts1ract
32 Streaked
33 Stndes
3• Coarse wool
3 7 Exclamation
38 Rise high
39 Slu~ltt
40 Adipose
•1 HMtthy
42 M«211enanean
ISland
~ Asti.-eallng
mammals
45 Most pWntul
46 Four-t>aigoers
48 H<><*ey IQOt"e
49 SuPP<>M
50 Big knl~
S2 Achl
2 3
37
.. -
56 Min segment
57 Tending to
conclude
60 Dtamofld s1a1
6 1 Demand
62 Ranee's garb
63 'My Gal -
6' lndicat~
65 Olsarra)
DOWN
1 81stiop s seat
'2 D159us1s
3 Trench
4 Proffered
5 Tincture
6 Arrogant
-Large (jogs a F1~ed amount
9 Ott 0' Allen
101~15
11 W ort .. '>8Vtn(l
aga•n
1;> Are
13 Wtgwam
18 A(jdf11ona1
13 Pronoun
25 C1V1C VIP
26 Athwan
27 Mu$1C symt>ot
28 Baltic 9u1f
29 Of the body
30 Sun-ups
.31 -tea
33 FIOod
3.5 Cudgels
~ Troublemaker
5
my's tu_gh hearts. discardina ~e
high diamond5 from hand. Now the
two black. aces are the only tricks the
def erue can i.et
Kanw's o ffenng 1s hke getting
one of the ~orld's great bridge
names to t each you bridge at a nev-
er-to-be-repeated pnce. ·
38 0191ts
jg ShMr tae;.ri,
• , Elon9a1e
•2 ~81•1f!
44 l<O covn·
45 Sh0r11)
40 Gare)ef'I ;iflar
47 MuSK:al
•8 Eyes sranc
SO Brunen lo«J
, :. 1 Disregard
53 C0tn lor .•he
tovnialn
C,4 Declaf•
55 CloM a
hawtl'$~
58 ~tgl'\ prMst
r,.:a Pack antrnel
THE
FAMILY
CIRCUS
by Bii Keane
Hl'll show you how I can dance.
Grandma. You sit down and clap."
MARMADUKE by Brad Anderson
.. Are you trying to tell me you
want them warmed up?"
PEANUTS
EVER'f TIME THEV ALL
60 INTO THE MAL r
6ET LEFT ALONE
IN THE CAR .
GARFIELD
TU MBLEWEEDS
SOME T1MES PEOPLE
PASS 6V AND TALK
TO ME
F~R '<OV.M'Wv,l'P '&..IMI
~s ~l(n4~1 MOLJ/'\tf'AtN! •..
DRABBLE
ROSE IS ROSE
SNAFU by Bruce Beattle
"Which expensive Caribbean resort dtd
you tell your co-workers you're
going to this year?"
DENNIS THE MENACE
r l.
by Hank Ketcham
~
2·lb
'1 SAID ... WHEN '!'OU LEARN ~TO RlUE.. ARE.
'lt)tJ ~NA 6 E.T.A REAL BIC'<CL~?. -·-
OTHER TIMES THE't
JUST LOOK AT ME
LIKE l1M DIFFERENT
by Charles M . Schulz
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by Jim Davis
t WAS MEASO RIN& TH( RE~RIC:1ERATOR
FOR A Pfl" POOR
by Tom K. Ryan
by Kevin Fagan--
1 eoo.oN'T LU"AT ~~'5t ~ ?~
by Pat Brady
BLOOll COUNTY
GAMIN AND PATCHES
tx:>N'T~Y,
PA~£5, I'LL
GET You~E
FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE
SHOE
')tl) SEE..~ ?ff/IRIS ~y i'6 WAIT R:>R US 1b HAVE AN
ACCIDENT,AND IF WE.ex>, I THINK THey HA\IE 1H1S lHtNG 1H'fT""
WE CAN GErr ANOTHER Cfft &Rf CF,l)N'Til •
IS Fl)(ED.
llHINK -
by Berke Breathed
by Addison
iHE~E,PATCH£5,~
">"aJ'RE LE6AL
by Lynn Johnston
by Jeff MacNelly
o by Harold Le Doux JUDGE PARKER
~WAS GOOD TO MEET YOU.
DAVID, .. ANO I WANT YOU SAY HELLO TO ABBEY FOR ME
TO KNOW THAT l 'LL TREASURE
YOUR PAIN TIN (7 OF
THE OLO M ILL'
FUNKY WINKERBEAN
••·H6 is rr ! l"Ot.lt&f-ff'b (((..) oort wr-rH ON~~·'
DOONESBURY
/i1J.oNt A~ "!Ht ~ .
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.. NJ() BIUNGUAL.
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I I I I I J
T UESDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1988 . 25 CEN TS ..
. Developm.ent pactschalle~ged
. . c~ . Councilma n says fire from supponers of a Cltllt'n· o~n spac:l' 1n lhi.' (II~ kin~ ofac11on IS r.~alh \ 1olatl\ t' of the de\<elopt'rs and count) officials a~ basis ofthC'lr l~SUll ..
sponsored slow growth 1n111at1ve. As a cit~ mu nu Iman who spt'nt spnt of our plan tn ing Lo cir( um' ent the ciuicnf Rasers said his croup Oranse
I i Councilman Ra) Cat.alano said 21'2 )Cars nl.'go11a11ng an opt'n s~ce A flood of 'i1m 1lar de,elopment in'1uatl'<' Count) Tomorro". which sponsored TV n e may SUe that he had asked the \lty s legal Staff agreement \\Ith Thi.' ln 1ne Co .. Im agrtt~ents. wh1lh lod. 1n bu1ld1ng the count)\\ldC 1n111atl\e. would be a
t to .check 1n10 the poss1b1h1y of filing '-Cr} angf) that thl· nc\I da) the Board plans in return for promises of road Members of the en' 1ronmen1al part) to the la\i.sull over aareemen s SUit to block the three development of Supcn l'iOn \\OUld tum around construction monl.'\ haH come group ~na Green Belt which ~ -agreements approved last Wcdnes-and appro' I.' 1h rel.' development before Orangl.' c uu.n1, officials 10 back$ t~ slov. gro" th 1n1t1au ve. sa) fears of what the lawsuits \\Ould do
da). • agrceml·nts 1mmt'i.l1a tel ) adjacent to rttent month~. and ·se, era I ha' e the) i,ttcnd 10 fik suit cha lleng1n1 the to the prospt'Cl of bond financinc for
Those agreements guarantee de· us:· $aid Catalano "The) 're 1humb-rttc~ved final appro' 4 1 legaJlt> of the de' etopment agree-south coun~ roads led mem~I"$ 0~
\ clopcrs the rtJhl 10 build more than ing their no'>l·~ at U'> • Meanwhile ho.,.,n cr suppone~ ol men ts the Board 0 Upt'n ison to PoStpom
20.000 homes in south Orange Coun-lr\IOl' \la,ur l arn ~gran and the C"it m~ns ~n\1hk (,m.,.,th and dec1s1onson lhrttptherdt,elopment
By BOB VAN EYKEN
Ol ... IMIJ ..........
The city of Irvine's legal staff 1!'.
looking 1010 the possibility of a
lawsutt aimed at-blocking three
development agreements approved
.last-week by the county Board of
Supt'rv1sors. an lrV"me city coun-
cilman said Monda).
t}. a prospect Catalano said conn1cts others on thl· u1u nul 5a1d the'. had Traffic Control ln111dt1\e ha'e •u'-Green &It members sa) propo~d agreements last "~nesda) • v-de' elopment agrtements in south \\1th a Cll)·sponsored efTon to keep hoped 1hc1r land use agreement mitt~ pt'l1t10n\ "'h1~h rnuld get the Orange unt~ do not contain 'Mlle-The three 1ha1 "ere appro'~ "'ere
thedensit} ofdt'vclopmcnl low in the "ould '>\.'f\I.' J \ J mr.>del for develop-&rowth hm1t1ng nll'J'>ure on 1hc June guar 3 nsl tratlit congestion not connern:d ""llh the bond financ-
an Joaquin Hills area. mcnt 1n thl' lt1t11hlll region of wuth election ballot ing plan. but 1n1ua11ve supporter5 la~S.L 1uc$d!I Y Jn inc Cit.) Council Orange lou.111) _Co_uruy l~I uff 1.ili ~>-lhc re.} _Thc1·, 'alread~ tiled a lts1 ol 40 said thc' had hoped Ill of the
members gave prehm1nat) apprQ\al "Our open 'PJll' plan drastically cently appro,ed de l'lopmt'nt agree b1ect1ons l lhc agreements ""h thl· de\efo pment ~ements would bt'
The controversial deHlopmcnt
agreements ha'e alread) come under
to a compromise land use agreement reduce~ thl' 1nten\1t~ of de"clopmt'nt ments would tJl l;' prt'cedcnce OH:r 1ng C"omm1ss1on .. <.aid l)(?Stponed so that negouations rould
"1th The In inc ( o. which would in the San J11a4u1n foothills.'' said the slo.,., gro.,., th nw..1-.urt' promptigg 1..1~e place bel\o\ttn de,elopcrs. coun-
pre~en e morl.' than 5.{)(X) acres of ~gni n "To h.1' l' thl' board take this charges from mcalure supp<>ner'i 11\31 '' otlic1al'i and in111a11\ e suppon('n
Neighbors plan
fight against
Metro Pointe
By JENNI FER WEBER Plaza's ( r)\lal ( oun looms over the
OllM!Mlr,... ,..,. east end of thl' tral~I Two !'.mall office
Residents 10 Costa Mesa's Green-buildings bulTcr 11 frum outh Coast
brook tractha,eallbutg1,enuphopt' Dme to thl' \Outh. Condominiums
that the) can stop a h1gh-nse from ni.e abo' e the ''l''>I '>Ide
being bu1h , 1nually m their back \\'1th a hotel and more high-rises on
)ards. the dra" 1ng board<; for the fina l phase
They are bitter and angl') and sa) of Metro Poinie·~ de' clopmcnt
their neighborhood 1s being tumed across from \f)stal Court. L'nn
into a "res1den11al island." but the) Kanaga \\Orm•c, about his nrigh-
arc s11ll vo"' 1ng 10 go to tonight's ('it) borhood !x-1 ng tu med into a "rrs1dcn-
\ouncil meeting to rail) against the 11al island."
prnposcd 12.27-arrr second phase of ..\ nt·1ghhor talk'> ahout the area
the \<ictro Pointe dc,l'lopmcnt Ix-coming "d1mn10 .... n Orange C oun-
~s appro,ed b' the Planning I~ ..
"Comm1ss1on. the pro1cc1 could 1n-"This is suppo'>l.'d to tx· a res1den-
clude t 2-. SI\· and four-'itOf}_ build-lldl area an~ 11 I'> turning 1010 a
ings. ~~mg the 12-story sk)scraper is-" ml~f:'11opoh'>. '>Jt~ one "'oman \\ho
too high for the neighborhood. asl..1.:d nol to be 1drnt1fied
though. the planning depanment has C)csp1ll' their kars and 1hr1r Jn[ll'r.
recommended it be modified and howe\cr. r\.·\1dcnLS ha,c_ resigned
changed 10 1.,., 0 st \·SIOI') huildinjs. themsch C'> tu lu\1 ng 1he1r battle It is a
The barls1dc of South Coast (Pleaee .ee A NGRY I A i )
California
The death of a newlywed
aboard a cruise ship is
suspicious. coroner says.
A4
Nation
Bush and Dole are run-
ning neck and neck as
New Hampshire voters go
to the polls today.A4
Sports
U.S. hockey hopes suffer
severe blow af1er
Czechoslovakia over-
comes 3-0 deflclt./81
Entertainment
Two oldies but goodies.
"Forty Carats" .and
''Gypsy," are revived in
Orange County./B8
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ROBERT
~BARKER
Focus ON THE NEw s
Ocean
View's
rescue
Sch ool snares its
s h a re of money
fr om developer
'\J"~
F1nanc1al re\Cu l' ma' be JI h:rnu tor
the-Ocean \ 1cY> \rhuol 0 1\tnr1 in
Huntington Beal h
Plagued b' \l'ar or plummettng
enroll ment and \taggcring li <,l'al 1.kli-
CllS. district otlic1al'> rC{'enth solu an
Unused School \Ill' to \\ arm1ngt11n
Homes of ( osta \k..a tnr ""di 1n
C\C'eSs ofS5 m1llton ..
\\ armington. "ho outti1d mJJllr
de' c-lopcr~ from acw~ thl' lOunt~
"'111 build about 50 hllmes prll'ed at
about SJ00.000 eal'h at tht' 10-am·
site near latl.'r .\' cnut• in the' ll'IOll~
of the Bolsa C'h1ra ma~hlands
In an unusual JOIOI "entul'C' agrl.'e-
mcnt. Warmington Jlso "111 shan-
profit s from th<.' ~lcs of tht home~
""11h 1ht d1stnct.
Schoolotli 1alshadal""a~splanncd
to build on the ~hoot propt'n~ But
(Pleue eee OCEAN/ Ai)
Students hope fake ow ls
will foo,l gullible gulls
By ROBERT BARKER
Ol ... !Mlr,... ....
ijununcton Bea h Hiah hool
stulk nts art planning to fiaht back
qainst a fl ock of mtss)'. food-fikhina
scaaulls that launch htt·and-m1s.s
raids at 1hc outdoor catina 1rc1 on
campus.
1udent Bod) President M1kt
costt rtC'Cntl 1nrormt'd school
~ members that the students
ha\e adopted a blnlc plan that's bttn
put 10 USC It OI ('OUpfe Of ot)\cr school
Acosta said the owls art natural
1>rt'dators and fnahtcn a-.·a)' the J.Ulls
The Sludcnts hope the bu'ds will he-
aulltbk enouah 10 fall for the tnd.
Tflc hoot' act" 1t1es du-cc-tor.
0.rr)I t1Jl•aao n \atd that tudents
scarthcd throuah nunt'nc for the
owls. ~
T~ students aJT mo t uncom·
fortabk . he S11d, b) the aull . abtht
to tnfll! 1n fu ll bodtl} funt'ttOn
'4-hlk 1n fl\&ht
T•o other hools 1n IM ll"CI -
Vista View 1n Fount11iaallc) and
pnna 1cw hool 1n .,ntt1\aton
Beach -ha' c enh1tcd =flatabk
owls to fi&ht the M"llUJI m.
-"nd omc1als It both tdtooil Med
the ., t Jtopped tk UllU ot
I
A C09ta MeN ftreflCbter douaa -remaining hot spots after a
garace fire at a Valencia Street apartment comple.z cauaed
an emdmated &20,000 ln damage Monday. Slateen fire-
,
fl&bten were needed to ~b the blue. wblcb atarted
under aa.aptcloa.a clrcu.mata.nca. acconUnc to Batalllon
~blef Ronald McMtntmy.
Slow growth back9rs await Registrar
By 808 \'A~ EYK ES ing <.1gna1u r'-'' ~inn· last Octotler tbr that stall memtx'r!> .,.,oulJ scru11n11t' .,., h1lh "'oulJ mC'an the 'C'nfi,·a11on
011Mo.-,~••.,, thl· ml'd\Url· "h1l h "-Ould ti}(ld t'\Cf"\ )1gna1ur<.' tic-~:a u~ oi the \On-\.OUI~ hc tin1\ht'd th!\ "C'C~
·uppont-r-; 01 the propo ed coun-dl·,clopmrnt 1 narl'JS "'hereroa~an-~f~'~rs1al nature ol the sJo.,., gro"th Tom Roers lL")..author ol the
inadequatl' 10 handle added traffic 101 IJll' t' m1tJJll' c Solid \ll1nd.t'. lhat he had I~\\ Ilk \I\)\\ ~f\l\\ th IOlllall\ e <;a \ lht:\ e\f>l'Ct J thumb-.-up signal eithn In order 10 quJltl\ for thl'.' ballot fici als at the Registr.ir'\ ollice reccl\ t•J "ord thJL the prospt'('t' tor
toda' tir \\t•i.liw'><la' from the count' o;uppona\ nel'U t>'i 110 vah<Y'>•gna-"-<.'re es11ma11ng 1"0 "t'el..s ago that cenifit"JllOn t1 l 1he 1n111atl\t' pe1111on Rl·gi~lrJr lll \ {llcrs · tu re., on their 10111atl\ e pl-111~n thl' \enfica11on proct'SS m1gh1 tal e loo~l'd good ~ stamp 01 approval from the Last Tue~da~ \10"' gro'-'tly'acll\ 1s1s three or fo ur "et·ls "'-' e rece1 ,t'd !>Orne s1anatur('s in
Registrar"' lll \t•nd the gro"' th control dclt' creJ pc11110m hcanng more than But Tannc~ told 1nit1atl\e backers the mail alter thl" dcadlmt' that ""t'rt'
measurl· to thl' Board of upen ISOf\ Q) 000 s1gnaturt'' to the Registrar for and m('mbers of the prns la t v.ccl.. pos1marleij tit-fort' the deadline and
nC'\I "ct·k rl'\IC" . It that he behe,cd the pt't111ons prob-"'e u.ere 11.ond('nng ""hethcr 11.e ~ linal u'un1 b' tatT members at abl~ had enough 'ahd \1gnatures w '>hould '>Ubm11 them for possible The board could then adopt the the Rl-g1,tr.ir·, ol1iu~ placed the talh quallt\. for thl' b.11101 1ncl..iLwn. sa id R00e-rs "The R...,1~-meal.url' a\ an ordinance or place 11 on "e 'e the June 7 election ballot for ,01er di %...1111 .. 1gna1url''> Ta nm·~ sa id late la\t "'l."'t' that tr:ir t ild u' that "-Ould probabh not
appro,al Registrar Don fanne~ had said probatih onh 5 pen:-ent ot the tic rw~t'<.<.an 1ha1 "c .,.,ould qua hh
lnitiall'C backa'i had been gather-before thl' ~·1 1 1wns v.ere subm111ed s1gna1un:o; u.ould al'tuJll~ hc 'hc.-t lC'd "llh•'UI lht•m ·
Women Boy Scout leaders OK, parents say
By GREG KLERK.X
OI -Oellt ,._. ltefl
.\ rcrent dt'U\1on ti' Bo' outs of
.\mcrl\.J tu .illo'' "omen· in leader-
ship po\11100\ drl'" ml\ed reafllOns
from lcxal parent'> "ho sa1a the
change 1<. nl'll'\\af"\. but marked the
end of an \nwrt<.Jn trad111on
The Bo' St·ouh announced in
Ir' 1ng. T l'\,I\ nn . aturda~ that
otli\ 1..11 h.1d 'oted to-drop the
restrict ion' .iltl'r I~ 'ears of success-
tull~ Jc1i.·nJ1 ni its pohc~ 1n coun.
Coun l halk nge\ had berome too
rnsth. the Btl\ outs said.
"It ''as Y>on b' us because Cali-
fornia Cl\ 11 right law clearf) protects
women from d1scnminauon b~
groups suctt as the Bo) Scouts and
because "-C put the Bo)' Scouts on
nollcc that "e ""ould fight lhts battle
unttl "t' "on 11." said Gloria II~. a
prominent ft'm1n1 t attorney rtp-
rcsenting Ph}lhs Gibson of Goleta.
Gibson .. N.a single parent with two
sons 1n thl' '-l'ut<;. filed a la"su1t
dga1nc;1 thr Sm \ ·outs of .\menc•
and lhl· Sl 1u1,· \liss1on Council of
an ta Bart-Jr J 110 Ckt I. I 9 7
(i1h\l1" '•••mm111tt chairman for
tht· counu ' T r<"•op I ~9. to wtuch her
sono; Ch.iJ It-and Ron. 18. ~long
She hJ\ tx·i:n J'\()('latcd with the
tftll'J1 \lnu l 1> ~ ~
Last )umml'f l11bl.on had hn~ up
1hrrl' "'llml·n jnu three men to scne
J\ adult 'u~·n 1<.ors for the troop'
annual '1\1' 1t1 tht' C'ouncll's Rancho
~kgn: "h\·n .1 regional Bo) Scouts
t'\l>t:Utl\c r,•m1ndcd her ofa national
pohq thJt Jdult group lea<knh1p was
for men l>nh \llrcd ~1d.
That "J' <'n June 12. 1917. two da~s befort· thl' tnr "as to ~n. T~
outing had I\' t'l' l·an1..'Clcd . ._tired said.
G1Mon·, IJ"-SU tl. filed m Senta
83rbara upn1or l oun. all~ '1ot-
at1on of(. .tll torn1a· Cl\ 11 nahts law
proh1b111ng ~' J1K'nminauon b)
businc.·~St"' ·\llred s:ud.
The i.u1t St•cl ., .i prehminan .rnd
permanent 1nJUn\·11on rc,tram1n~ the
Bo~ Scouts from e\ lud1ng. ""mer
from adult lcadt•rshtp po.,1l1t.1n, 1n-
d ud1ng \upc.•r, 1 wn ol 8',_,, out
camps It al'K.1 '>t't'l \ un'>fl<'• i'1eJ
damage\
Bo' ~outs' attomr'., <.J1d that 1h1..' began to "c\plort' ~11lemen1" anJ
"lxcausc of our ca!-C' 1h1 \ lf\3\1 1 "'C'cl
'Otcd to ehminatr the men-onh
nattonal polt ~ from all 'oluntecr
lcadenh1p pos111ons ..
"lthouah 8o' ·ouh orlil'tal'
could not be rt"arhC'J for .:-ommen1
Monda". local rt!.1den1s 1n,ohed 1n
th(' pr0gram 'Wi ld the~ had m1\l"d
f~hn~ about th<' ruling
"l think 1t'' ideal to ha't' men
1n,ol'C'd 1n 1 outingl It'\ des1Jncd
a~ a man anJ txn pr ram .. '41td
So.nJa Pn(C' J H unttnJtlm &ach
n-stdent and ( ut't ~-l,UI pad. le~d('r
~eut thou J,,n 1 hJ't' tht men to do
1t. ~ou tanJ ll• ll'-<" tht program.
"ht\.h "mulh "•'f'-l' .. Pn,l \dlJ lhC'rt •'>.l n('('d tor ~l\lll('11
, .. 1 k.idu' ma1nh bc\.a u~ te""er
r1c~ .ire tit1•1n~ "' nhC'd n the
prngr;.irn
"I; ' harJ t11 rinJ mC'n t du 11
JP\ m.11, · '-lid Pr1,c "Thl'' rt' too
'1u" "" • ..1rl"cr nr t'ntC'd lht'' an.-n't
thC' JJ,1' J: h11m{ JO' more 1t·, 1us1
~1nJ 111 ..1 'h.imc 1 he pr~ram \\Ill
t.ilr •'" J, h.in~, I m 'urC' · lk r'11t Rlllhl·M another Hunt·
ingh'n R.. .i, ~ < ul' \u lUI leader
l\h(>\.'J P•I\( \ \t·~t Ml'OIS
"On\l· rr' 1.J' "'C'nt 1~10 the Bo'
ouh DJJ 11-.1>. •'' C'r ·· \ht' ...aid
"But a ltit <•I \1n~11 "'''mC'n Jon't ha'e
that opllllO
G1tison ..aiJ 'h\ doe~n·1 he-he'e
thert' 1<. an' rt'a'"in "h' a \\Oman
can·, tx-1n ..1 "',1ut eaJt'r,ti1p pos111on
'T m 't'f"\ haflp\ that ,11her -.omen
\\1!1 ha'C' tht' oppoT1unrt\ .. she said
ol tht' &' OUl\0 J'(lltC) rt'"ersal "I
(Pleue eee WOMSJlf? A2)
Kirkpatrick: Time
to end isolationism
87 PAt'l. ARCHI PLEY ...............
While mal1n~ no prtdl('t1on ab(\ut
-.ho \\Ill ~ tht' ne \I l Pft$1dent..
former l ~ \mbas.Ydor to the t' n1tt'd · alll\n' Jeant "'tr\patndt
~d he "'II nC"C'd 11naa1nauon ind
f\t\lb1h t> 10 a t m an 1ncruwnal
1nttrdcpt'ndent "'-orld
In an 11fttr\ 1c-" 11 the 11'\i M Htlton
ind To•-ef\, ollo•"°Cd b} 1 l t')1'0te
lddrNS al tht' a.M.ual dinntT" of thf
tndu tnal lQ&l.K' ofOrarwr Count .
Of "'-11'\ptilnd; Ytd t~ Ml\ pm.I·
dbtt ••ll fl<'t' cha.I~ and op-
potbmlttn bt'1n1 <'TfttN n\ an tnttt·
ckpc-ndt4't "'orkl that .. obtcuttd
bonttts a.nd chm1nawd tlO&atton1sm
e' 1den1 in C'C'Onom1c
..\\ t'·re 1ruh "' "'' tn a aJobll fiKal \Stem that'' mott ''Olattlc mort f~1le. more man1pul111Vt" and mort
1n1crac11' C' lhan an) th•• 't'·,e tvtT
e\ ptnenl'Cd. •• w waid.
Last fall' toe~ martc-t cruh -
.. 8111:k Monda •• -•U I mptOl'ft
of that s ·*m· Kartpetnct IMd.
What u meant and bow 1\ afftaed mt
111oricft. C'C'Onont) ts lbll undear
~nothcr e\amplt of wodd in•·
diepc..ec-ntt " bt .. "' • sptted of \ i*ntt.
''Tcrronsm "1 d•Na ra.h of o.r
thNftltft WOftd. •• .. llid. .. h.t,...
ndttndof1nc-. • r' ""::t II"•
obl1tent1ft1 tht ba a II ia-
They purtha~ fh t or m; plastic
owls that wtll be slattont'd around the
lunch t1bl6 and on top of the
c-afttena. The rtmed)' his Y.i>rktd at
othtt tcboob and rated 1 M\ot on the
Otltt atmPft. Aro1U uad ......... ,,..,_ ....... ....... ul•••·o:.-....!'.:--=:n. ia1dtpc:~ w ••• dllly (Phan-• EM W M)
1
•
CaJIUDle Brewer. a 61-year-old cement.,.._
tractor from Sparks, Nev., Illa.-bla wife -Jo
,,,,~
after be W.. awarded a cbeck for a record
88.8 million jackpot.
Winner of biggest jackpot
plans semi-retirement
R f:-.Z() :--.c, c ~Pl -Rl·no lOO\'n.'te contractor
( Jmlllll' J Brt'''l·r lnol.ed unrnmfon4ble \1 onda) amid
c.jmera\. Olll rophunc., lla11h1ng light' and crowds of
p..:opk "'a1trng for him to an·ept J S6, m1l11on chcd for
h1111ng thl' "'orld'<, largt•\I Jalkpol
chines hnkini 54 d11Tercn1 casinos across Ne,ada.
.. , figu re 1fl'm going 10 pla). I ma) as "'ell play for the
h1gJollars:· Bn.·"'er said of Mcpbucks. billed as Ncvada·s
3n<.~cr 10 1he Cahfom1a loncry.
On Sunda) he ate his 99<t'nt breakla!)t ~•th his 81-
)l'ar-old fo1hrr-1n-la"' then pla)ed about s~o before h1.' hll
1h1.· tuur ··1., . .\ltn lhl' third reel showed a 7. he pointed a
lingt·r at the founh red and remember.. sa~ 1ng "coml' on
let'' hit the olhl·r onl· ..
"I J on '1 I.no"' "'hat lo \3) .. lhl' hall.ling. bl•spcctaclcd
b I·) l'Jr·uld tolJ J nl·"' cunlcrcnll' .11 tht• < al-:--.e, a Club
1n do"' ntu\l n Rl·nu "I !..nu'' I ha'<' lhl· monl·' no"'. It feel~
prct 1 \ good ·· ·
bn.·"cr u<,ua ll) fed<> at hom1: al thl' 'l01all ca<>ino "hert·
ht: bccaml· an in~tanl ~uh1-mtlhonatre on 4i!Jnda) "'hl·n
hl· linl·d Ufl four .. 7s .. on o n1: of the tour \.icgabud
progrl'\\IW .. 101machines1n thl' dub Brt•"'c.·r and hi\"' ife
fo h3'C bc~n regular!) 'l~lllng the< al·"l'\a <>incc the~
mo' l'd from < Jllforn1a to Rt•no 1n \la' I 4fl~ a month
Jlll·r thl duh 11P1:n1.:J
"I think I humix·d the chan"c i1rl "'aving m) arn1.,
around "h1:n that lounh Sl'ven fell into pla..:c:· Brt·"l·r
said
Bre"'er "'II rcce1,e his w1nn1ngs in annual S680.()(X)
p.i~ nwnts ti\ er thl· m•\I I 0 ~ca~ H1: ~1d he 1s going bacl.
to "or!. on 1 uc~a~ but plan' to ..cmi-rc11rc and spend his
11111nl' on h1'1 11 g1 Jndrh1ldren trum h" 1h1n· l h1h.ln·n
Hll\ll•r "11J h~ ,.iml'' In llw <JI 'l''J nlJrh ''l'r\
\um1:T\mllttHng tr• ,·at 1he duh' 44-c.\'nl hrc.•Jl.l:..t\I Jnd 1u
pl.1 th,''"'' \1nl,. 14 ., hl"" bcc.·n nu111ng h" mom·~ mill
\lq:..101.i "' mJd11nt:' rnorl· lhJn 2'"' nru~n:""''l' ma·
< lur gr JrH.ll..1J, Jrl' go1ng 111 h.1, l' J hall BH·" n ·, '4
\\ .ir 11ld \\lk \all.I ·1 JU\I u1ulc.ln'1 tx·ltC\l' II \\ hl'O thn
l J llnJ nw 'l'\ll'rdJ~. I JU'' \l:tnn J \h.11.ing anJ l f\ tnil-tlwn
1. .ii k d a in \I 1 o gel d<"' n t hne ..
Eastern jet turbine shatters
\ti.\ \II 1 \l't -\ 1urb1n,• hlJdl
trom JI I ,1\ll rn \1rllnl.'" ll·l ,hJ1tcr1.·d
"n 1.1l.1.11t' \l1 •nJ.1' Jnd \pJrl..l·d .1
hn"h ti" IU\I •llhlJl lhl' JlrfXln hul
I hl· pl.ml· fl'I ur nl J \J lcl) ,ind nu OOl'
\"" mrurt"d .1uth1intu:' \.1td
I l1~h1 'I 11 .. 111 \ltJml le t '-l•\o\Jrl..
' I "·'' 1.1~1r1~ 11rl lr11m \11:>m1
lllll'I 11.1t11111JI \1rpon .1h11ut 11 am
\\hdl thl.' lflllJlnl 01.lU rrt•d \JIJJ;:il l..
R:u h ·r rq~1on.1I 'pol..l'\mJ n tor lhl'
I l'Ja.11 \' tJllon \Jn11n1,1ra1111n
"Right J ltn 1.1l..l'111l the pilot h.id J
prtthk m "1th lhl· '-11 ~ engine anJ
'hut 1111fT .. \J1d HJrl..a .. Part\ ol lh~·
1urh1n l' hbdl' l Jml' 11u1 and lanJed on
a1rp11rt pror>1:n~ anJ '''me ot them
IJnJ1.·J 111 J pJrl..rng lol ··
ri., td .t '"'n lllllllll' l urttfX'.111
b111lt "•lllhud' \. '1111 \irhu\. l Jll th
\.lll h un 11nl l'ng1111. JnJ lh1.· pil111
r1.1ur11l'J to lhl J Hport Ill rninuln
IJlcr "'11hou1 1n, •<knt \Jld Barl..l'r
\k,111"h1k lhl' hul ptl'll'\ 111 thl'
eng1nl· h:..tJ 1~n111:J J .. mall fire 1n J
\\OIKkd Jrl'~I CJUl\llk tht• .1irpon. hut
no hu1klinl'' \\l'rl' 1hn:.lll'n1:J
KIRKPATRICK SPEAKS IN OC ...
From Al
"' t• JOd f'\'J t
I l ~l'"" I l tt.1 drug trJdintt 'op-
l'f Jl1.' J "'"' 11h1nJt1o nJlhwdcr\J\
II the' "'l'l1.'n I thl'll'.
Pr1>hk111' lltJl 11r11~una11: tn H'motc.:
plJll., l'!l'I llJ Tl\fllJntt:d 111 lht• \trCe1'
.. t Par!\ Jnd 'c'' \ 11rk · K1rkpatnl k
\.11d • Jnd \\t' k Jrn v1rnt'th1ng ahout
lhl po11111\nt" •I 11ur b<trdt'f\ ..
I ht I • ' ·J \IJll'\ find\ 11\t.·lt
v ..... vr 1 i• . 11 Jn l..ef\ in th<' Pcn1an
( 11111 n1 '\II l'l~l h ht•1.JU\C nl II' fl"'O
11• 11t•ntll'nc l' 111 0 1'1 < nil hut lx.'lllU\e
~I '"all l'' ,j, f'\'IHkm t• \he.· \aid
\\ l '"uld 11.·r1 thl 1mpJ<t 1r the
~ull .q·n· tf l·,1.1 hil1tl'd · \hl' ~•d
\\ 11111 1n1.1l'J\tn~ intl·rcll'1>1:ndcnte
''di rlr1°\l'l1I .1 'Jc.t rangl· ol problem\
111 till n '' f''l'\ltknt .11 ka't one 1\\UC
11111ld .l\l lit' IJ\I..\ -thjt of th1.·
'"' u·1 I nt1111 ' 111•"-"j!.la\nO\I" pol·
t\ ' "1rl..pJ!f1 I.. hl'lll'\<.'\ \O\lel
Ptllllll'r \l1t..h,1I <1orbalhl'' "mak·
1 Olf. jO h '"' ,1 llun 10 ca~· intt'rnal
r Jlfl'\\11 n
I lhinl.. hl· unc.l1:r\tando; lht• "im 1l'I
l n1•H\la111nn.11n J pc>"croi the fif"'lll
r.in~ lfnl) 1f1hc \o\lel t'Conom) can.
Ix· 11ir1tlu n1 1ed ... \he ~•d
\nd 111 do lh3t. he rcal11e" he will
h.1,<· 10 ca"l' th<' 11gh1 rc1n'i ut
l1.·ntrah1a11on 1ha1 ha'e lon-g \tined
t•1.ono01K progrc.''>'> tht'rc
tfm'"l'' er. internal change\ don't
tll'U'\'wrtl\ ml·an ~"' lCt 1ntcn'ilOO'i
ha'l' chuts<..-d 1n1ernat1onalh·
c r{trh, t.he' '" '>omc1h1 n~ ne"' and
d11lcrco1 · t-..irl.p,unclr. \31d, .. not
nt•n attl)' 18., dangr-rous •·
'l' 1·nt1dl•,o; .\mcrka \hould "cl-
OAANOE ..... ....
COASf ........ ,
MA .. OFFICE ·
tonw the change\ ht>"'C'l'r modc.•<;t.
·fm1una1d~ -\mencan' Jrc good
Jt adapting 10 change ·· ~he o;a1d
\.\ c."rt: mu{h le!>) good at "a111ng. W e
11ix·r.11c 1n a 'en \hort 11ml' framl· ··
But the next l .~ prc\ldl'OI and hi\
admin1!>trat1on "'111 ha' e 10 learn to
be patient a' thl.'~ deal w11h the new
problem' ut an 1n1c.·rdeix·ndcn1
"orld
"We can prepare tor a mor1.·
u1mf)l'tlll\ c. p<>l)c.cntric and in man~ "'a'' more inll're\llng "'orld ..
"1rl.pa1nck ..aid
.. ~nd "c ran Ix.• guided b) our o~n
npcm·nn· v. hKh tea< ht·'> thdt lrl'l'·
Jum "orb ..
l'ou"' a .,,11di..::11c.·c.I uilurnnl\t J nd h1ghl ~ rcgirdcd tor hn C\J)Crll\t' 1n
fur1.·1gn p<ihq matter\. K1rkpa1nd.
"'on'I sa' "'hl·thcr \he \o\<Ou ld be
"'llhrtg tn.pla) a p.1111n -.oh1 ng thO">t'
r m hkm\ J~ .1 mt·mN·r of lhl· ne\t
" prl·s1J l·nt'., JJmin1,1ra11nn
L JSI fall \hl· 1.1ptl.'d not to enter the
prl"\ldential ral e ~1Jn) no"' hup<' '>hl'
\\Ill Jllepl J O tn\ltal1on lo 1111 n the.•
RcpublKan norn1ncl"~ ti cket a~ 1he
'•ti.' prl·s1den11al nominel'
To 1ha1 ,hdc.·a' l·c, thl:door open. II
onh J u al l.
···"1 ) \l.rnll.11J an\wcno that 1'i tha1
thi· 'tll prntdl'"'' '' lhr ab'tulull'
\\Of\I J••h 1n go' crnmt•nt ··
"irl.patnC'I.. \~Id
''-o \(.'r111u' 1>1:r'lon "'ant\ 11 '"
'' rlllU\ fX'r\110 1Urll\ 11 dO\o\ n ..
1-.rr l.pJlm I.
\J)\.'a lwr J t I ht·
annual J1nnn
rll:opk
l.'a\ thl' l..l'\Ollll'
lndu'ltrtal l <'agul""
"'h1t h dn·"' !<50
:--.iearl\ l(lllJ indu,tnal anJ wm·
nwn1JI ·firm\ l'mplo\lng IJ0.000
ix:ork Ill OrJngt• ( OUOI) belong IO
lhl· 11rg.1n11at1on
WOMEN SCOUT LEADERS •..
From Al
h:l \C l.'OJll~\'Cl \o\llrl..1n~ Wtlh the h<l}''i
l''e l>l.•t•n J good mo11 ... ator of ho\'i I
1h1nl. 11 ·, \l'n tmpc1rtan1 for OOH to
tx· t)ro11nd m1·n :'ln1.l "'omen "
Hl r \On C h<id ,,11.0 '3\A.' no rt'a'ion
tor "'omen 10 hi.' hanned lrom
leadcf"'>h1p
"!x>me ot lhl· oldl·r 'iCou tma .. ta'
care but none of the kid' care:· he
\31J
.. I 1h1 nk "'omen arc full\ capable of
doing 1h1.· 1h1ng'i m1:n do:· her \on
added
The law"1u11. ho"l'"t'r "Ill not he
drnpl)('d unttl there 1\ a st·t11l·ment
lh<it not unh d1minate\ the prt•, IOU\
polil) bul ton1a1n'> a lcgall) binding
C'omm11men1 that lhl' PohC\ will be ~C\-n'-"utral 1n the: future. llred said
Tk A1HdaW4 Prus alM coa·
tit1Htte4 l• tills re,.rt.
What do you hkt about lbc Omb ~WM&
don't you like" Call the number abovt Ind your
m~ walJ be rtcordtd. trantcnbed alld ct.
hvrttd to tht appropnate e<tuor ·
The Mme 24-hour aMwenna 1toi1~ may be
med ao record It ltn to 'he.editor Oft any eop1c.
('ontributon to our Ltutrs column mutt 1nduck
it.cir name and trlcpho ne nom~r for vmftcaoon.
Tclh u' •hit's on your mind
<>renge eoe.t lldel • • .., tMer ..,cs w~ ~t tor Pllaf'Y morning ooeetll fol. °'*Y ~d• 10 21 .. --. w. .-noon In the oanyw. ecCompen6ld ...._In the uppet" eo. to io.. 70t e1ong the bNctlel 10 neer
lnfilnd. Lows toNgt'lt w11 be In the upper -to lowet' 50e W.t to touthweet wtnde I 10 12 knot• wtll blow lhrOUQI\ the inn. coeatll wJl.,. thlt efternoon end ewrnng, but wtth 1oea1
nortt\wl wtnd9 15 10 25 knoll be6ow lhe canyon•. S... wlll grow to 4 fMt In windy ., ... Ihle aftefnoon, with • 3-tool
weaterty ......
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OCEAN VIEW SCHOOL'S REW ARDS ...
From.Al
with children disappcarina likt the
Pied Piper had JU St passed throuah. a
new school "as definitely not ~
quired. and the pro perty was dttla~
surplus.
Prohibited from pu111ng the money
into the general fund. school o fficials
plan to use half the sales price for
rl·pair!> and capital expenses and put
thl' remaining S2111 m1lhon into an
interest-earning reserve account.
The idea is not 10 1ouch the reserve
account. 1f at all possible. and let the
assets gro" into something big -a
plan that's also r«ommtnded for
"'orker.s planning 1hc1r ~11rcmcn1.
.. We don·1 want to kill the goose
1hJ1 IJ~' thl· golden egg -"'l' JU \I
"'JOI l\l kl·d 11 .. board pn.-\ldcn1
( awl'n lfunt ..aid
Ol\0lrll"I Ol1il 1a!\ aho arc \llllng On
another nc'>t egg at 1hc 14-acrc district
hcadquancrs .,,ti: on B Street near
W.irnn ~' c nuc and Bea ch
Bnull'\ Jrd
I a'>t ~1:ar "hen the~ proposed
ka .. 1ng the land w thl' Pnc(' < luh tor a
511 ()()(hlj uarl· foo l '>tore thq ran 1n10
J l J\lJlk u fu mtroq·r'I' Parc.-nl\ and
rn1lklll\ '>lornwd ( ''' C ounul
l hJmlx·r, 10 u >mplain about p<>ll'O·
11JI 1ratfa n1ghtmarc11. and ofliual\
hJll.l'J J"J~ from that propo~I
Thl' '>t hool d1'>tnc1 hcadquancr'
\Ill' llJOSt<ll·rl·d to be 'IOme of 1he
ml>'' prime bus1m·.'>~ propcn~ 1n
'ioulhl·rn < aliforn1a. l'I t oned for
ml\<'d U'>l-. and sl·honl ll fli< ial\ arc
\IUd) 1 ng ne"' ah1:rna11' c~ for lls use
llunt al l.no"lcdgc'>. 1huuJh that
\ll1 "' gro1.\lh in111a11' e dr" cs 1n
Orangl· { ount~ and Huntington
lie<uh ma) pul a crimp o n plans But
prupo..als fo r Warmrngton 10 build
1h1: 511 home!> on the 'acant 'iot'hool
'llll' near Bol~ <. h1ca should be
un. ITl'lled. she said. hccau~ the area
" \urroundcd h} singlc-famil) rn1-
lklll'l., and ,., m<l\tl·r planned for the
homt'\.
Other than almollt going hrol.e. one
"'ould think that the <><can •<'"'
\\ huol 1)1\lrll 1 h.l\ <''er) thing going
1111 ti -hngh1 kids. \Upportl' l'
~J1C11l.k .1 top notch )upcnntcndcnt
tn l>Jk C oogan and dt·d1rn ted
h'Jl hl'r<.
Rut therc·o; been o ne unlonunate
li11Jm 1al dn dopmcnt after anothl'f
and thae hasn't b<'en enough monc)
to gu around for quite awhile With
Sthools hops('ut<hed 1n affiuent west·
l'rn Sl't·t1on'> u l lfun11ng1on Beach. the
d•'>lml. li ke man} others 10 tht' area.
""'has found 11Sclf1ossed upon financial
rod.:i
Homes ha ''e become 100 expensive
lor famil1c\ \\Ith ~oung r h1ldrcn
\' cragc Dail) ·\ lll·ndance revenue
fr1im 1h1: ~tall· -h:!'>l'd on the number
of pupil~ 1n 1he ll1 '>tnl'I -1s c u nailed
pruport1ona1el) "'llh the flight of the
~ ou ng~tt·n .
C)('c-an ll'"' otl1ualo; ha't' closed
schools. cut busing and extracur-
n ular programs and tightened the
b<'lt "',here, er there 1s a notch. But 11
hasn ·1 helped for long.
fhc district recently. has been
running up deficits of S750.000 a
)Car. Nelli )'Car 11 looks hke the d~fic11
"'111 b<' about S500.000.
Ocean Vic" M:hools had an enrol-
lment of 14.000 1n the late 1960s, but
11nosedived10 8.500 at the stan oft he
19 7-88 )'Car. Officials have closed
six schools and have formed a master
comm111ec to stud) more closures.
ANGRY NEIGHBORS .••
From Al
Da' 1d nnd (iohath ha Ille. they sa}.
hut th1'i Cic.lh3th is too powerful and
IOO ''l·alth' for them to topple. "~c. .. ,c fough111 and fou ght 11. but
"'h) ho1hcr·1•• 3\kl·d a 15-}'ear resident
"'ho asked not 10 bl' 1den11fied. "This
1sn·1 go,crnmcnt b> the people and
for rhe pcopk This 1s go,emmcnt b~
the dc,clopcr~ and for the de·
'dopas ··
Echoing the \Cnt1mcnts of sc'eral
of her neighbors. the woman said.
.. "fh1.· Cit) Council is corrupt ...
War) and mistrustful of the coun-
rrl''> 'ot1ng record. \cvcral residents
alleged pa} um from Jevclopers to
'>omc council members.
"l h1.· thing~ 1n the paper you re.ad
ahout ·most oft he n 111ens want 11 ' 1s a
bunch of malarl.\.. .. h's the golden
rule The one "' 1th the gold rules.·· she
..aid
··Ttre hute gu} has no chance
again.,1 the de' clopcrs ... another 15-
~l·ar fl'S1dent ~aid "The little people
don't ha'e a sa\ in the mauer That
sho uld he cap11ahLed:·
Like his neighbors. K.anaga said the
council does not care about residents.
"The City Council! in our judJmcnt.
1s not rcpr~nung 1he peoplt 1n a
general way They arc reprc~n•in&
the people thq feel are the most
1nOuen11al." he said
"( osta Mesa·., ruling out ho me-
owners:· one "'Oman said ... They JUSI
"'ant w mmerc1al people:·
Thl' "Oman said moving 1s out of
the question. Bu ying a new home 1s
i.1mpl) too expensive.
Some ne1Jhbors accused \he coun-
cil of cnen11all> rubber-stamping tht
prOJCCI.
"They'll Just do 11. It doesn't ma11rr
"hat "'l' !>a):· said resident Robcn
Ellis
"(City ounc1I members) give
momenta') aucnt1on 10 the people
and then 'otc the way they want 10:·
Kanaga said.
The meeting begins at 6:30 p.m. 1n
the Council Chambers. 77 Fair Drive.
SEAGULLS BOTHERSOME ..•
From Al
gulls Ha~ 11 "'orked'1 •• i\bsolutely:· seagull problem 1s prc n y bad at all
area ~chooh at lunch time durin& the
St hool >car.
~1d on1:..offlc1al. •
In each case the~ put the owls on a
~11l'k and ch3ngc their lc><:a11ons so
1ha1 the ~agullo; ""on·1 become wise. ..You rcall) ha'c 10 he careful
One' ctcran \Chool official said the "hl·rc }OU step ... he said.
YOU'RE INVITED!
Join us fo r a unique
demonstration of neckwcar
crafting by.
Ferrell Recd .
You will be able
to obse rve
neckwear manufacturing
from start to finish.
An elegant collection
of fine si lk
fabrics will be on hand,
hould you choose to watch
the neckwcar of your choice
being made
Date: Thur1day, Feb. 18
Time: 12:00 Noon to t:OO p.m: ,.
56 1
Gentlemen's Clothina
Newport Center Dr.. Newport
Beach
640-8110
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