HomeMy WebLinkAbout1988-03-07 - Orange Coast PilotVice President Bush ls
riding high as Super
Tuesday nears./ M
World
Six killed when Arab
guerrlttaa commandeer a
bus In Israel./ A5
Coast
New ZeaJand' s challenge
of the America's Cup has
taken the friendliness
lrom the competltlon, a
member of the New York
Yacht Club says./ A3
California
Scriptwriters call a strike
today against the movie
Md TV Industry and pre-
dicted viewers wllt 188 an
Immediate dlfterenc. In
tetevtak>n programs./ Al
&porta
Woodbridge Hlah'a boys
Md.._b•ltetW ,,_. .. ut1ctedto
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r rises against Mesa Speeders
Saturday crash on Oriole Drivecalled-
lates~ example of dangerous condition
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.... ldt two parbd can and plowed Into a tree. Bome-
owacr• •Y tiaef•re fed ap wttll apeed.l.aC on tlaelr iltleet.
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By PAUL AJlC'lllPLEY ...............
Some ( osta ~1na homco_.~
v.ho-,.e Sln:'l'I IS t~ucnted by spttd-
ang dn,cf\ ar<" fed up v.-1th ,..hat tht~
conu<kr 10 be 1 nd1ffe~ b) C-11~
HaJI and 11\c Police ~ment
R~1dents on Onok Dn"e nonh ot
the Costa \1~ Count') Club arT
Clrcula11ng .1 l>('lltaon and conS1dcnng
a la"''>Ull 10 prompt ell) acuon
Thi:1r fru.,ITJl1on "'as aan\alcd
Sa1urda' "'hi:n J motonst crashed
anto tv.o parlt.cd lars and pl~ed into
a tree on the-wandint m1<kn114l
street
-\llen Chmond 41 of Costa "'11'.'sa
~as ru\ht'd to Fountain Valk'
Trauma ( l"nllr an st'nous cond111on
follov.1ng the 8 .is p.m accldent
~ mond v.as arrested at the hosp1
tal on suspte1on of dn' "'I unMr the
influence and released prnd1n1 rnm-
pleuon of blood tests. saKi Lt ( '1fT
McBnde
Residents on Sunda\ al~d ~ mond "'as amoni lht drnen tfte,
ha'e complained 4bout who dn'l" at
e\c~1,e spttds on tht1r strttt be·
tv.cxn the golf courv and Esu~ 1.i
0n\C
TM' ba \ e takco lbttr c::ue lO the
Cat\ Council. onh lO be lOld to so'~
1 hti r o"' n probltms.. said f'CSldtn1 J 1 m
Gau be
ta} or Doon Hall ~ ht •-as not
.. "'-art' of tbr prtauon dn'e. but said
h< v.ould rftlunl tht COUDC'll to take a
do~r look at the problems on Onok
Ori' l. at 1on1gtlfs Cat~ C'ounetl mtt1-
ang.
--'n~ ~ucsl for traffic m11sp11on
v.111 not be o' er'loOktd b) this
rnunc11:· 1M1Ki HaJI He saKi st~
up poh~~ patroJs might http sohe lht
probkm
C,aube said the cny Traffic (om-
m1\\1on dad lool at tht IS.SU<' and
po-,.1c."d ~5 mph spttd hm11 and radar
"'arn1na s.ans..
ThoSt acltOM ha,cn·1 slo"'ed the
<,pet"dt"n. rnadmts sa4
· Prople ptd up spttd and ti') to
nqo1~1c those turns.. and lhttr·s no
v.3, the\ can -Gaube saad
fhc rnult IS parted cars art h1t.
ua-,.h cans~ crushed and spttd1na
la~ t'nd up on front ~WM
R~a<knts U') •QI to bad. out oflhetr
dn,ev.a\S ha'e bttn rear~ be-cau~· lID come up behind tbnn so
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(rs.. .. POLIC&/ A2)
OC due $1 million for toxic cleanup
Supervisors' approval of pilot program
would result in Cd era , state f undtng
ly BOB VAN !!VIEN .............
Oranar County officaats will srt S 1.06 million in fcdttal and state
money to oversee the cleanup oftoA1c
chemical leaks if the Board ofSuprr-
vtSOrs approves a proposed pilot
prop-am T unday.
The l S-montb prosram would. for
the first time. gi ve the county Junsd1c-
11on over to.uc cleanups .
Respons1b1ht) for cleanups no"'
rests w11h state and federal agencies
which. according to county officials.
do not have enough staff to rtSpond
quicltl) to local emergencie-s..
Kobcrt MeIT) man. dutttor ot en-
vironmental health for the count)
Ex-DEA agent says
drug use at work
too costly to ignore
By PAUL A.RCBIPLEY °' ...............
Ted Hunter can ~inemba sruina
excited about drua busts 1n the 1960s
that Mlted 2S kilos of mariJuana. "
Today. fcdttal couru won·t even
~rosccute cases anv~vin& less than
-· SOO pounds.
Ifs the lt1nd of eumpk that
bolsters Hunter's behef that law
Satuauon Manaaement Inc de' aStS
drua pohcaes. pro\1dn education
programs and consults "'"h em-
plo)ers and employen on inter-
' enuon and rehabilitation
The )ear-old Tustin-based firm has
clients ranamg from muh1m1lhon-
dolLar corporations to local shops
The btgtSt hurdle SMI fatts as
con' 1nc1 "' em plo) ers the) ha' c J
dru,probkm.
•• us.inns can no longrr sa) in
denial fashion ·1 don·t have a dru&
problem: If )OU emplo) proplc. )OU
have a drua problem:· Hunter said
How m uch" In \lrtuaJI) even-
store. e"Cf) factOf). ever) office.
about one-rounh or the emplo~~
have a dru& or akohol problem.
accord1na to the National lnsutute of 0rua Abuse. In the construction trades. esta-
mata of df\al abuse amona workers ,,_..a biab as 40 prrttnL .. e>raner County is that htp or
lliahcf because of its affhK'ntt and
lifestyle. .. Hwtta wd..
Over t.k cowx of tb.rtt dtcadn..
Hunta "8s bccD fiel'ttna the powina
and e"e-r-dausi.as earmy from
metropolilan iuu<itf strttts to 0raner C~rlty'S necuta"C SWtCS. He woRed San fraamco·s Haiaht-
Ashbury district dutUlllthe be)da) of
the ~ c:vltlft W1t.b its manJuan&.
halhmnoaens.. stimulants and
bartMluata..
In * 19705 8-e was pan of a wk fol't'C ID ()aeeas. N. Y .• that bettk'd
corrupt S*Wc o«iaals.
In fac\. he wrat to ~I on a trumped
up dmF ud pUd a ~tor S 10.000 IO .. ,.. tn tlR fix..
Uhimaldy. die opcntioo was com-
procnilCld by a lift nuipziw story
.. We wett a Mit'l Wadt1-awa' from
coavtctiac a a , uicw court ;ixtat:·
HYMn-...
1llil DJlllH• -dllc MS&s of a-.n Dllll:n MM. •PMce of w ....... _.Aa/A2)
Health Care -'&enq. has hailed the
propo~d pilot pravam. which. he
~ad. -would n:duce dela)s 1n tou c
themacal cleanups
One supen asor has ex~ sJtei>-
11c1sm. ho"'l"' er ··rm s111l re' 11:-wang 1t ... saad Suprr-
' 1sor Gadda \ asquez .. ....,e·re assum-
'"S a Iona-term respons1btht~ with
thas and rm not sure ... ~ ha\e the
financial means to bear 1hat mpons1-
b1ht\ The state has a habit of ~tablash1 n1 a program and a funding
mechanism for It. and then. -.htn
pnontacs shaft 1hat funding mechan-
rsm dnes up ··
There" an~ 350 sates an Oransr
Count) wh<!re soil and aroundY>ater
are kno"'n to Ix contamanalCd due to
teals 1n underground chemical
storage tanks. acrord1na to Mer-
~ man
fht most l"Cttnt caw was dt>-
ro' ercd rtteDtl) 1n Fountain 'V allc~
"'here a psoh~ leak •'&S found
beneath a Thnft) ps station
T ~u of sround•'&ler near the
leaJung storacr tank found conc-entra-
uons of benzene. a component of
p.sohne behe'ed lo cauSt can«r
.............. ._ ......
Cllmblal hl&b
Patrick 8 •• 8. fll Jltew; Ht ·= ...... a ~-~ .. _.. ••11•1 Wa ...... --. a reel clJ 11-b ll1a .. afs711ttllla ....... ifMomt••la.•
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"'h" h v.as mott than 20.000 urnn
higher 1han t~ state·s hmaL
Health officials sa' lhttt ha"e bttn
no ~no• n casrs of rontam1nauon of
dnnk1n& "'at.er althou&h siem...annua.I
monatonQ& ~ the Sutt V.ater Re--
sou~ Control Board ronunucs at a
number of sites that arc near wdls..
T~ ha" e bttn ca.sn clscwheft in
( ahfom&a • ~ icak:s of touc
chemicals ha"c contaminated dnnk-
1n1 •ater su.ppbes and bttn llaked to
1 ncrcasn an cancer and btn.b ddttts..
l nder "lht nriir. pdot prosram. the
(PITT TT W CL&AJllUP/ A2)
Officers'
uniforms
dopated
to Baja
Huntington police
ship 300 tans after
switching to blue
.... , ... rt;:' c;_;.,y Cuapbelt ._ ........ ..,....... .. ....... :,., ...
SSJO• IJOO•-....... dlplndPta oe incoaw Ud 1ypr o/ room.
.. I lee no reason for us to move just
bttausr some l.o$ Anacles en-
&rqnneur wants to make a few fast bucks... said Grady, whose wife.
Carmel.~ July"· I 98S. after beina ~ with cancer. They were
married SS years.
ML Diablo Mtdical Center and
The ,...... bave raiMd plua
by IM cnw to IMk ~
to lllO¥e llM:la iato a ..,.., tkility in
COllCGld.
"TheY're WOftdafut ...,.. ... l9id
Councirwoman Terri · William*'
afttt visit.ial tome of the rnidmas.
"With lbetlld popu&atioa we baw in
Pleau• Hi'I. • Mlft i.ve a need re. a facility like tML,.
The muon •Y Iba& movia& into a
250-taidcat IMMnc wwld des~
their IC1\IC of familY. They mo -
lhal the new buildina could no&
att0mmodatc lM 10 peopk in w~
chairs and that the Iona balls and
three MOries would be overwbdmina,
IC'C'Oldi• 10 0..-dy.
.. Tba1'111aeir bome1 and I.bey don't
want to be uproowo, .. said Marc>!
Paul Coo~r ... I tot the feelina they ve
formed a new family amona them·
selves.."
Police in LA declaring war
.on teen-agegangviolence
~ANGELES (AP) -Despite a
weekend police crackdown on Pill
activity resuhin& 1n 270 arTtSU and
&he dosina of two allqed rock cocaine
houses. street violence continued
with the death of a rcputtd teen pna
!Mmbtt.
Poli« were holdi°' two people 1n
connection with homic1M mvesup-
tions. said Officer Larry Judd.
Meanwhile. officers said I 39 pna-
rclattd arrnts were made Sunday.
followina I 3 I the day before.
A force of 200 officers swept
ltlrouah inner-city neiahbomoods in
&he early houn both days in response
to the i~ pna warfare that has
rtttntly spread from poor ne1&h,
borhoods into some affluent com·
munit1ts.
The pna problem was h1&}1ly • _----lHlblirizcd in Jan uar)' when a 2 7 -ycar-
okl Lona Beach woman was killed in a
pna crOssfirt while strolling in the
Westwood Villa&t entertainment d1s.-
tnct near the UCLA campus.
.,We'rt goma to do whatever IS
necessary to curb &he violcntt."
polttt S.L Wilham Sweet said of tht
weekend sw~ps. "We're JOIDI to Jet
a handle on this pna problem.
wh.ateVH It takes ...
Tht tw<>-nid\t cffon rcsuhed in the
~izure of nearly three OUJKa of
cocaine and 38 pains o( marijuana
that had been ~U.:CS for sale.
Nearly 140 vehicles utcd in drua
transactions also wett lei.zed. u were
nine auns.
Judd said raids at the two nxk
houses also netted SS.'°° in cub..
Many of the annts were for
1nvesti~tion of drua violations. but
519 tra.ffic tickets also were issued and
21 people wett arrested for invcsiiP7
tion o( drivina under the influence of
alcohol. Celli said. Dun,. the sweeps. task foru
offic:ttS were paired and sent out on
random patrols. said ~tective Hal
Schwabe.
The o~rs "so to known pnl
locations and look for png activity.·
Schwabe said. "They look for people
that arc dressed down in Pill atti~. It
doesn't take Iona to find what you're
looking for."
Meanwhile. a Lynwood tecn.qcr
was added to the hst of more than SO
casualues of png,relattd violence
this year.
Jose LuJS Jimenez.. 17, who poli~
said was a known pna member. was
shot in the head by two assailants in
front of his home in the 3100 block of
El Squndo Boulevard shortly after
m1dniaht Sunday. said sheriffs
Deputy Roeer Hom. He was ~
noun«'d dead a short time later al St.
Fr11nds Medical Center.
Also Sunday. 1 IS-year-old pna
member and an adult were annted in
Lennox a~r allqedly attackina a
coupk in lbe uninco~r11ted area of
Athens. authorities said.
The teen..qrr. who was not ident,
ified becausr of his Alf, and Gcnkl
Trabue, 24. were arrested for in-
ves&iption of kidnapping. rape and
robbery. said sheriffs Lt. Anthony
~nis.
The two altcardly apf>"oachcd the
woman and her boyfnend as they
stopped their car at the woman's
home. ~nis said.
Trabuumasbcd the window on the
driver's side with &he butt of 1
shotgun. then drove the couple to a
nearby alley. where Rodrisuez was
pulled from the vehicle and robbed
the lieutenant said.
He said the suspects then drove
away with the woman.
~nis said Los An~les police later
spotted the tccn~qer 1n the stolen car
and chased him un&il he crashed near
121 st Strttt and Budlona Avenue.
POLICE URGED TO STOP SPEEDERS •••
From Al
Residents arc even afraid to kt
their children play 1n their front
yards. "~pk art totally ftd up ... Gau be
said.·· At the rate 1t's io1ng. sooner or
later somebody's ioing to set killed."
Police also h.a vc been oflittle help.
residents said. They've told homes
owners the slrttt 1s not a h1~ pnonty
and the department doesn t have the
manpower to constantly patrol their
street. LL McBn<k. whose duties include
ovcrs«1n1 the traffte division. said
the first he'd heard of the problem was
Sunday when he overheard some
officers talkma about the Saturday
ni&ht . accident and the residents'
complaints.
"I can understand their concern."
McBnck said. ··we'll sure look into 1t.
"1 hope we can help these people
out as much as ~e ~n. and we will.
We.11 lry lO &Cl II handled."
Gar) fena11 who has hvcd on
Onolc 15 years. said the problem isn't
new. He was outside Saturday when
0) mond drove by.
.. My son yelJed al him to slow
down... Fena&1 said. Seconds later.
they heard him crash.
Dymond was bein4 followed by a
woman who was 'riaht on his
bumper." Ftnati said.
Residents wanted to make a
citizen's arrest of the woman. but a
POhce offK"tf said they wtftn't quali·
f'ied to Judtc her speed, Fenati said.
Y ct. an off ictt said it was obvious
Dymond had been spccdiq and the
woman was aiven a sobriety test.
She was allowed to leave. but an
officer warned her not to drive or she
would be arrested for drunken dnv-ina. Fcnati said.
Rnldcnu said many of the speed-
1n.driverurecom1n1 from the" 19th
hole" of the iolf courw.
.. They act drunk at the golf count
CLEANUP FUNDING •••
homAl
count)·, Environmcnlal Health
D1v1s1on would hire IS new workers
to test soil and water and monitor
cleanup operations
The nev. personnel would conduct
tnts any ume a storase tank was
remo~ed in the county. They wou&d
re view company repons and
proposed cleanup prasnms and then
monitor the actual cleanups.
If the Oransc County prosram
proves effective. It will be put into
effect throughout the Slate. Mer,
ryman said.
No one wins lottery jackpot
SACRAMENTO (AP) -The $4.9
m1lhon JKltpot went unclaimed 1n
1bc latest drawina of the Califomaa
Lottery's IWICC·WCCkly .. M9" pmc.
incrcasins &he p-and prize for
Wednnday's upcom1n1 drawina to
an cxpttted Sl2 million.
, Six .. M9" pla~rs did pick five
corrttt numbers and the bonus
· oumber bdOrt Saturday's drawina.
a;vu.,acla a Sl29.949 pnn. Ariotbef
169 p&aycn p.cked fi~ conut
...... c •
numbef'I and won $4.206 cactl.
The numbers drawn~ 14. 17,
34. 12. 41. 2. and the bonus number.
2S.
Four COITC(l numbcn ~ s*ked
by 11.291 Dlaycn. whocacb won SS7.
Anotkf 211. 991 tkkct buym oided thra ........ .oa SJ ada.
The ..... -.cy hlft s.wr..,·. dra~, .... led to Sl.129.41it.
while 14.lM.349 "'I awarded to
schoob.
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and 10 down this street ... Fenat1 said
Todd Fullerton's home is s1tuattd
naht on the curve of Oriole where
many of the accidents occur.
"We've been )elhnf. about 1t for
~rs.·· Fulknon said. It's almost as
1fthecopsdon't want to deal with it. It
takesa lotofproddina to set them out
here."
Fullerton said his father has actu,
ally stopped speeden and yanked
them oul of their can in fury. Other
rnidcnts have chased driven into the
aolf course parlung lot.
His Jirlfricnd was threatened by a
moto,Ast who raced up behind her as
she wu bed:ina out of the driveway.
Fullenon said.
RCSMknts have even talked about
taltins on the e•~tc of a pted
community to pttvcnt the uic of their
street as a thoroughfare. he said.
"It's a tou~ situation. My mom's
even turned in two or three cops for
spced1na down the street. .. Fullerton
said. ··11 ).ust shows it's a universal problem ..
DOGS •••
P'reaaAl
prosttssive. feltJnJ more expensive
with successive dunp.
Spreinc did not know tuctly bow
much the fines woukl be railtd. only
that they will be in line with what
o~ area cilia and the county
C ... !JCS-
••Tbey're really lo'W now," Spttinc
said.
~ comminee Nied that a man-
dat°'l 9"00ptr law wu not ap-
~~ll«qMd al'"°" all of the commiuee's ~ IM couocU
rejcC1ed a ._.lion to allow dop to n.m on l~IOol --.
II allo llid lhat the ~
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WAR ON DRUGS SHIFTS TO WORKPLACE •..
Prom Al
Ci& ... ~unter went on to ovencc the
DEA's Far East division as heroin
and blah grade marijuana bcpn to
noodm.
He became the special •nt in
charar of the Los A•ie1 division.
which ovcnccs most of Southern
California. Nevada. Hawaii. Samoa.
Gua.mand other U.S. trust tccritorin.
JUSt as cocaine became the drua of
ChOIC't.
In all. U.S. law enforcement qcn,
c1es at all levels spent more than $6
b1lhon last year on drua enforcement.
Yet. that impressive sum pales in
comperison to the drua trade. which is
a SSO billion-per-year enterprise.
"Throuahout my career I've view-
ed a problem we seem ill-equipped to
deal with."' Hunter said. "It just runs
from o~ drua to another.
"We had halluonoeens 1n the '60s.
then the heroin problem. then the
cocaine pr-oblcm.
"Ifs like deahna with pressure
points. You use all )our resources on
one problem and up pops another.
"I think my peers and collequcs
realized we nttd t>ro.6-basc:d ~
arams. not just law enforcement.
"The drua problem is supply and
Mmand. We create our own prob-
lems bl Med;' he said. "If the
Colombian cancl ~iztd thcR
was no Mmand for cocaine. n would
stop ovemiah'1 ''
The roaune demand also il-
lustrates the imponant differcntt in
the dru, w;c of today compared to a
scnerataon aao when Hunter btpn
his career.
-The people ~ arTtSttd when I
staned ~ prctt) .. much the un-
employed. the Mrthcts. the thieves.
Today. drua abusers arc mort' often
employed;' he said. "And they don't
distinauish necessarily between
where and when they use and deal."
Law enforccmcnt's inability to
handk the situation has be'Cn
emphasized by Oransc County
Sheriff Brad Gates as well. who
rerommcnded Hunter to SMI.
Gates. who is on SM rs advisory
board. o°" threatened 10 publicize
the names of bus1neu leaden who
failed to join his campaian apinst
drua abuse. He remains a staunch
advocate of drua policies and educa-
Immunity rejected for
Mecham trial witness
PHOENIX. Anz. (AP) -State
senators hearin1 Gov. Evan
Mecham's impeachment trial de,
c1dcd toda~ qauut putina immuni-
ty to a w1&ncss who is accused of
making a death th~t qainst a
former top Mecham aide.
Attorney General Bob Cort>tn load
lawmaken &hat panti~unity to
ltt Watkins.. former of s&ale
pnson construction. coukl wind up
protectin' him from prosecution for
allcaed comes .. you have no way of
knowinaabout today."
Senators were conllderina whether
to .,ant ·•use immunity .. to Watkins
to force him to say whether he
threatened &he life of Donna C'.ar1lon
last November. whidl would have
mean& his testimony coukl no& be
used apinst him 1n criminal court.
Impeachment cbaJ'tes •inst &he
63-year-old Mecham. 1 lint-tmn
RepubliQ.n, included 1 cha,.e &hat he
tried to thwan an investiption into
Walkins' alJeeed threat
Friday Watkins invobd the Fiftft
Amendment riabt •inst tclf,in-
crimination in reAtti"I to tC'Stlfy
bef'cn the Senate. Watkins said today
thal if the sta~ pandjury probe were
over he would have no problem with
tcstifYina. "These are the people (the attorney
acnnaJ's offic:e) that 8R out'° eet the
90vcmor." Walkins said. .. Anybody
that f_tls in tbe middle is .,. .. to ett
hun.
t1on propams 1n the wottolace.
··The main thrust of SMl is to help
fill 1n the pps. .. Gates said. "first.
they have lo ,et compnies lo admit
the) have a problem.
Pnusina SMl's effons in tducatina
the business K'C10f. Gates said.
"They've doM an out.aandinajob 1n
the past year and I think that•s auc to
Ted Hunter."
Probably the stroneest sdlina point
SMI can make to business peopk 1s
the bottom line assue -drut UStrs
cost them money.
"Our mnsaae IS lhal business has
to do more," Hunter said. *'Thcrt'0S
no controversy: for lelal and econ·
om1c rnsons.. busu~u has to develop
a drus policy in the workplace.
"We sit down with ~tions
and develop 1 rorponle philosophy
sayina nxntaally that drup attn't
acttptabk and won ·1 be tolenttd.
''Employees and supervi1c:>n know
their rnponsibilitics. to c~one
buys in and unckrstands it's for the
common wefl,tJeina. ••
Employers learn how drua,uscrs
caut£ more atttdcnts.. art absent and
tardy more often and fUe more
worker's compensation claims.
They also learn &he courts will look
at mJuries and invcstipte neaJieicnce.
askina what employen are 3om& lO
protect workers ftom drut 1bu1e.
It's too expensive to ipore..
Or. u Hunter eoled. "Some
216,000 Oranee County emplo~
arc throwina another drua pany 11 wort today.
"Gueu who's picluna up the tab"'.
UNIFORMS •••
Pn.Al
tometrist who bad been 1 reserve
officer in Huntiftllon Beach.
Acrontina lo a S&of'y published In
the Brcnr. 1 bimonthly newsklter for
city employees. Duran is a former
Oranee County raidtnt who works
with Mc.an police in opnatina the
children's million.
Wbea tbt abudontd infants att
dnentd o. the suecu.. the police take
them to Dwan.
Golden West Collqir wiU host more than )()()
11udentJ from 10 local hap tchools at its Hispanic
Educational Day Wednadly in the colqe's
Hispanic Education Adv1nC1C1Mnt Center.
··overcomi• the Obltades in Job DilCrimina·
tion to Reach a Goer· wilt be tbc topic of a key~
ssach at 9:30 a.m. by ~ Martina, former
parliamentarian of the Laaue or United Latin
American Citizens In CaJi(ornia. The day-Iona ~m will include a video pretentation ... All You Can Oram."
For additional infonnation, call Dr. Americo
Lopa-Rodriaues. HEAC director, at 89'98926. or
the HEAC staf at 89s.1299.
BOtlpltal vol1111teen meet
Everp-een, the volunteer suppon aroup or the
South Coast Medical Center maternity unit. will
bold its annual membership mcetina toni&ht at 7
o'clock in the hospital boardroom. ·
Everarcen volunteers raise funds for the
maternity unit and assemble sift packets for new
mothers. Call 490-1311, ext. 2740. for reservations
and other information.
Tnde talk •lated
, l~nc Fischer, rqional manaaer of Soulhem
California for lhe California State World Trade
Commission Export FinanceOfTi«, will be the guest
speaker at Wednesday's meeting of the Balboa Bay
Republican Women. Federated.
Fischer will discuss international trade at the
noon meeting at the Airportcr Inn. 18700
MacArthur Blvd .. Irvine. Reservations can be made
by calling 646-6101 .
Voice .emlnar aet
"Your Voice: Do You Sound as Good as You
Look?" will be the topic of a training seminar
Wednesday from 1 to 10 p.m . in Room 12 of
Coastline Collest's Huntington Beach Center.
20661 Farnsworth lane.
Brenda Blackman. who heads a communica-
tions training and consulting firm. will conduct the
prO&fllm. Call 241-6184 for further information.
Health aeml nar In NB
A free health and nutnt1on seminar will tk held
Wednesday from 6 to 1 p.m. at Whipple's Healthy
Foods in Newport Beach.
Jane Nalhan, a nutritional counselor practicing
in Irvine. will djscuss "Keeping Cancer Out of Your
life." Call 786-2664 or 644-1733 for further
information and reservations.
CIUldren '• art cJaBS
A .. get ready" an workshop for children in first
throu&h sixth arades will be offered Wednesday and
Mardi 16 at 3:30 p.m. in the children's primary
room at the San Juan Capistrano Regional library.
3149.S El Camino Real. San Juan Capistrano.
No rqjstration is needed. but due to the
volunteer stalus of the instructor. space will be
limited. Call the children's desk of the hbrary at
493-1752 for more information.
Volunteen wanted
The Oasis Senior Center an Corona del Mar as
seekina volunteen for 1u Employment Placcmcnl
Service. an o rpnizat1on to place senior citizens in
jobs in the Newport Beach area.
The service will be available on Thursdays and
Fndays. Call the Volunteer Center of Orange
County at 953-5757 or 582-3176 for details.
Monday, March 7
• 6:30 p.m. c .. aa Mesa City C.UCU. council
chambers, 77 Fair Drive.
• 6:30 p.m. Colaa Mesa Plaaalq C.mmlaaioll
study session. first-floor conference room. 17 Fair
Drive.
• 1 p.m. Special mcetina of the Lapa.a Bead
Recrutlea Committee to discuss des1an alterna-
tives for Aliso School Parle council chambers, 505
Forest Ave.
• 1 p.m. Baw..i-Bead Ctty CoucU,
council chambers. 2()()(f Main St.
Tuf*Jay, March 8
• 6p.m. ....,... Baa o,e. Spac. Com·
_...... 11141 s..ai. Luma Sfedlk Plu a..n ••
Review, 32331 Coast Ritbway, South l..quna.
., ~ LOCU.aBY ' ..., ........ _.
'1'hit cup is donated upoe the condition
that it shall be pmcrved as a pttpetual
challe• cup (or friend!}' competition
betWft'n foreip cou.ntrits.
Those arc the words or tbe America's
Cup Deed of Oift as dictated by Georse
Schuyler of the New Yon Yacht Club
when he donated the cup in ~rpe1ui1y I 00
years.,.
The bitlest violation oflhe eked of Gift
in this )'car's match between the defend.int
San Dleto Yacht O ub and the chaltena,ina
Mercury Bay Boat Club of New Zealand is
that there wtJI no frie ndliness between the
two competiton.
That much was made clear at a "media
alert" at the Hyau Rqency Hotel in Lona
Beach Wednesday ni&ht when dnisn
manqer John Marshall. spcakina for the
Sail America Foundation. manaaer of the
San Oteao Yacht Club's defenSt'. told a
packed audttnce of pnnl. radio and
tckvision rcpont'r-s·
"We are losm1 res~t for Michael Fay
as he dod~ honest compet1t1on and ia
tryina to wan by l~I shortcuts that would
replace creative sJulls of yacht desian."
Fay as the Nt'w Zealand merchant
banker who found a loophole 1n the Ottd
of Gift thal would allow him to challence
San Diego Yacht Club. current holdtt of
the cup. and forct' a match this year in
yachts with 90-foot waterlines -almost
twice lhe size of the I :!-meter class which
has been used 1n cup competition sin~
1958. SDYC/Sa1I .\mcrica had planned to
hold lhe defense 1n San Diqo in 1991 in 12
meler yachts. open to all comers.
To counter Fa~ 's move. the San Diego
Yacht Club and Sail America have come
up with a plan to defend the cup wilh a
high-tech catamaran and move the venue
from San Diego to the San Pedro channel
off Los -'*let and Lons Beach. an area
-ith winds better suned to catamarans.
faY. 1s protnUnJ both tbr ust of a
mul\ahull l'lthl tnd the t'h•ntt or "Cnut'
•nd ws threalt'f\ina.to eo midi: to eoun to
ap1n Jtall tht dt~nder
"What ~c·~ say1n1 to fay 1s that we
have acceplcd >Our challenar. Qun ~l.111-
lf\S. fOflt'l tht' lawyen. and let's ~t oul on
the watt'r and St'ttle this match... said
Marsh.all.
Manhall said lhere 1s nothing 1n tht'
Deed of Gift that proh1b1ts a defcnsr 1n a
catamaran as long as the craft meets the
~nmeters ora waterline between 44 and
90 feet.
But Fay conlends 1hal a ract' bet""'Ct'n
two such w1del)' d1ffrrent craft could not be
called a "malch ..
Manhall said Sa1I Amenca 1s bu11d1ng
two muluhulls. one a wing mast cacamaran
and another which he dcd1ned to 1denufy
Mcan""'h11t' ~nn1s Conner. skipper of
the 12-mC"ter Star-. & Stnpes in which he
beat Australia +o to ~over the cup. 1s
now pracl1C'1ng sailing a catamaran. a crafl
in which ht> has no e•penence
ConnC'r also 1s sounding off against fa).
calling his controve"1al chaJlenge an
'Instant millions ' notificat ion
only another disappointment
81 PAUL ARCHIPLEY °' ................
Robert Reid thou&ht his train had
finally pulled into the station.
The official-loolung cnvelopt in the
mail contained what appeared to be a
ch«k and notification that Reid had
become a milliona ire.
It said. "We arc pleased 10 inform you
tha t you have been designaled to rcceivt
certified bank checks from United States
Pur c hasing Exchange for
$2.064.459.33 .... your cash amount in our
multimillion dollar sweepstakes subject to
your selection as the grand prize Wloncr. ·•
Of course. the subtk wording "subJecl to
your sclecllon" sugnted Reid's tl"lUn
hadn't amved after all.
But lhc come-on was such that some
recipients lhouv._it they had. indeed. be-
come instanl m1lhonaircs.
An Ohio coupk who lhought they had
won $2 millio n from the same company
wcnl oul and bought lwo new 1.:ars and
almost qun their jobs, lhc Associated ~s
reponed lasl week.
A M1ch1pn woman reponcdJy quit her
JOb and vacationed in las Vegas before
learnina she had not won SI. 7 million. as
she thought.
Reid. who 1s on d1sab1ht) and r«e1ves
Orange County Housmg Authomy as.
s1stance. was wary.
.. I've aot dreams. but not the kind where
rd run out and spend the money before
I've gol it." he sa1J .
'"It looks hke a cht'Ck. but 1t doesn't sa)
'Pay lo the order of.' ..
But. thinking he might be a wanner. Read
look lhe ··check" and no11ficat1on inlo the
Housina Authom ) office. They were so
convinced he'd won they were ready to cut
off his assistance.
"Evcrybo<h was congratulaung me:·
said the Hunungton Beach resident. "I
said "don'l take me off housing unlil I
actually set a check.· ..
................ "-... ~
Robert Reld of B1lll~Oll Beach wu amon& tboaaanda acroee tbe
co1llltry wbo recel•ecf' reaHatie loo~ cbecb aad notice. tbat .eemed to atate tbey bad already won mllllona of dollan.
Reid called the U n1ted States Pu ~has-
1ng E"change. the Los Angeles firm that 1s
sponsonng the sweepstake-s. and learned
that nobod) has wo n anything ~cl. .\
drav. ing as slated for Dttember
The-U .S. Postal Scf\ 1ct has rt'Ce1ved
complainB. about the compan~ and has
fo~arded lhem to the Federal Tradt
Comm1ss1<'n for 1n ves11ga t1on
Rt 1d framed lhe bogus cht'Ck '" a
reminder ofhts brush w11h "'ealth
"h v..u li kt m't dream "'as ansv.t'red ..
he said "But lik~ C'\C'~th 1ng. m' bubble:'
got poppt'd "
EPA chief says use of autos may be
curbed to meet clean air standards
WASHINGTON (AP) -The head of
lhe En vironmental Protection .\genq
warned local officials today the) might
have to restrict auto use to mcel federal
clean air standards.
EPA Administrator Ltt M. Thomas told
a mcetina of the National 4\ssoc1auon of
Counties "the easy days arc over" in
pollution control.
More than 70 c1t1cs do not meet federal
standards for ozone. a constituent of smog
that worsens brcathana pro blems.
penalt1t·s against non-complying areas
v. h1le 1t cons1dt'~ ~visions to the Clean
.\tr .\ct. but "in the Ion& term we'll be n,tll
bad. at making the louah choicn about
hov. v. C' are goa ng to mtel thoSt" standards.··
To reduct ozone formation in urban areas.
sc1tnll\ls belie' t reductions 1n
hydrocarbons must prt'Cede rcducl1ons in
nnrogcn O'-ad~
Thomas noted that Conaress has 1m· 111111111111111•111111111111•"•11•11•• .. --A posed a moratonum until Aug. I on
Ozone 1s tormed b) the interacuon in
sunlight of cenain h)'drocarbon and other
compounds "1th nitrogen O\tde-s. a prod·
uc1 of combusuon in motor vehicles.
fa ctories and pO\o\-('r plants The
h)drocarbons can be unburned g.asohne
from cars. other compounds from ind~
mal sources and e' ('0 aerosol propellants
Thomas told the u soc1al1on. ··1 can't
ha't' full respons1b1ht) 1n Washancto n of
t'Slabhshing a uniform S)Sltm of r'CJU·
lauons and controls v.hcn In f~ct r .. e &Ot
such a d1' erst" sroup of sou~. v.htn the
smog problem ma) v..ell need 10 be dealt
v.11 h b~ redunng the numberofc~rson 1k
slrttt, b' telhng people the) can't dn'e
ncarh to the ('"tnt the) have 1n the pest."
ambush and vowrnt to ckfeat the KJwis u
i.oundly IS he dad the Ausues.
Since tht mOiSt recent "':::t it bu been annqunccd that l..Ofw will_be~...:..._,..,......,_
tht" ho5t ~1ty f0r dU,,a.r'aAIMl'ia• -.-............
The d.tt1s1on was made afkr a Krin or
mttt1np between Tom Ehman. ~nt
and ch1ef operaun.a olf ic:n for Sail Ameri-
ca. and Dack Saf)Cftt. chttf eucuuve
officer of Lona Beach•s Ccntenn1al com-
mtU~.
Sa,..rnt called Lona Beach the .. satb"I
capital of the world.'' pointinaout lhat 11 is
the homt of lhc Conpusional Cup match
racan1 scncs. the sne of lhc 1984 sa1bn1
01} mp1n and wveral other m-.,or sa1hng
t"'ents. 1nclud1n1 the 1nauau.ral of the
World Cup match1ng,1COCS scheduled 1n
.\u1ust
Said Ehman: .. The Lo~ Beach area is
1he closest place 10 San Dieso Wlth &ood
"ind for tht super-hip performan~ craft
C'Xpected to compelt for the Amenca's
( 11p "
As 11 stands now. lhe best of three r-.cc
ma1ch 1s S<:heduled an m1d-Apnl at a datt
1ha1 "ould not ronflict with the start of the
Oh mp1cs 1n Pusan. South Korea.
Chicken
facing
extinction
By 11lle Auectald Pttu
Sanford and Lmda Simmons' Sturd
Chicken rt'$t.aurant has run afoul of
Orange County·s Stgn codt. and the
mcch.an1cal ducker ma' be bound for the
choppin1 block. ·
<\count) offic1al wants lo knock the bag
bird off its perch -on top of a l't'Staurant
drne-throU&h Sllfl -~here the 6-foot-lall
mechanical chick.en beckons customers 10
cross the:' Pan fie Coasl Haghwa) at Sunscl
Beach.
The Simmons ba\le been cackhn1 ever
since.
"We"vt' &Ota lot of money ucd up in this
ch1ckC"n . "'°we're' tighuna back.'. Simmons
said
The couple st.attcd a ··Sa,t' Our
Ch1d.en" petition dnve and sa) the) ha"e
pined about 500 Sl&JUturcs. The) ha"e
planned a "Save O ur Chicken·· prolesl
march for toda)
The 1ssut 1n,olves an ordinance
proh1b1un1 frtt·Standmg or temporaf')
s11ns in unincorporated parts o( the
counl). said Gary ~ncher. the count~ 's
enforcemenl manager
··v.c·re tr)ing to 1mpro't' the '1sual
aspects of Sunset tkach. and 1f e'er) bod)
did this 1t v.ould promote a gansh amagt ..
Elinor Davis
dies of cancer
Eh nor [)a, 1s a longtime Laguna Beach
~•dent. pott and acu' 1st. died cart~
Frida' a1 South Coast ~cdacal C'C"nter afttr
ha11hna cancer he •as 80
03, 1s "'a' a rn1den1 of La1una Beach
for more than W "can. and made her mark
on that Cit\ an a ·,-ancn of wa~ he was
acu'e 1n t·he la_guna G~nbClt .\ssoc1a·
tion and local TLC group. and hJtd man)
art1cl~ published 1n local ne .. spapel"\
dealing "'1th ecolog). 1ransponat1on.
senior issues and pohuc&I topics Sh<' 1s a
former Da1h Pilot columnist
Da\tS als0 v.as an award-~·inning ~t
and -.n ter. and slud1ed piano and vo1~ at
the Cinu nna11 Conservator) Dunng
World V.ar II. she was amon1 the first
rt("rulls to the \\omcn·s Ann) Corps and
helped orpn1ze that vaup 1n 11s earl)
da)S
She 1s sun 1ved by her only child.
Dtborah [).a, 1\ Mcmonal itnacn will be
held at 5 pm Tucsda~ at the pzebo m
He1sJcr Park 1n LAauna 8cach Some of
[)a \Ill. p<X'mS V. 111 be read It the SCJ'Vl('t'
Her bod' .. 111 be donated to 'iC'ICl\CC' F~nds and relatives att asked to nule
a memonal donation 10 lht .\mencan
C3~r Soc1et)
-way driver causes
illing four people
parl cd in the I 000 block of Santa
Rosa somcttmt 1n Jamal) • • • wmcone broke IOtO a home 10 lbt
from a home in the I 0 block .,of
Hamsburi bet'lo\>een noon and mi&
naaht Sunda~
Sunday and 1 a..m thas momma and
stolt a com~t dttc player and ~' e-ral akms o( C'Jot.hJJll.
II
By PAUL ARClllPL&Y ... ..., ......
An ll-year-okS Anaheim man lw
been identified Q the wrona-way
driver who killed himself and three
Loe An,eln County residents on
their way to a church terVice Sundly,
coroner'• officials said.
Tbe 9:20 a.m. 1«ident doled the
10utbbound Onnac freeway for
about fin boun. authorities said.
Joae Solis-T taorio alqedly drove
bis Clicvrok1 Celetwity nortll oa lbe &eeway •ut 75 mpb be~ the
Mlddtnt. Tfhidl Illa killed .. Hoh.: 19, of'Lo~ 8-b;, ~Stone, 61~ of
I
Hacienda Heiabts and Joics Stone. and slnlet an Oklsmobile Ocha 88
60, also of Kacendia Heitbts.. cor-c:arryinatbeS&onesandHohbcad--0n
oner's officials said. The Celdlr'i.,-ca•t fire. but lhe
Seven nbicln ~involved in the blaze was immcd.i.a&dy exltf\lu1shcd
11«ident. ahho"'lb all of the fawjties by a witnas. Clem said.
were an two cars. A Mada and Mercedes ~
All sout~boufM! lana of the frt.e.. darnaeed b)' ftya.na dd>ns. wh1~ a
way were 1m~1.1tdy doled at the CbeTI'Okt M&libu s~rved but was
Ktidcnt ~ jutt touth of Ball unabte to avoid 1 ... ncina blow off
loed, said Hiabway Patrol dis-the teft rear side oflbe Otdsmob1lc
patcher Jane.lie C'km.. Traffic was A Toyoca pickup tnKk also
Meted up to tbe Ri~ Freeway. swerved \0 avoid lbe tollision and
Accordina to Wllnetaea. Sobs-was ANCt tM. 1 n....t-van Clem T~ -.a drivill nonh in the aid.. vz .._...... '
~ sa.ouJcln ol tk hcway AD IOUtbbound Ues mnained
wMi IN swen-td into tbe 6nl lue doled •nl ~ 2 p.m , she laid
I 000 bl od of 'l\d.tms ~' enue e.ar1) Saturda~ mom1nsandtook SIOfrom
a purst'. hul nothlf\I elK
lrrine
( ash. JC'well) and a aun wtre ~toltn
'
• • • .\ 1987 Vofb"a&en Fo\, li«nie
number :!EVC414. was stokn from a
homt' 1n the 10 bl<X'k of Wtntcf'Jl"ttn
tx·tv.c-en 9 and 10 o.m Sunda~ • ii •
SomC"one N'oke into a home an the
2!)1 Mock of lkrlttle) ~tween 7 p.m
Armed man arrested
after death threats
'
Thal gu_ilty
ofniarder
over foot
•
., DONALD II. ROl'HBEBG ...........
Republican presidential con·
tnden Bob Dok and Jack Kemp
invoked Prnidcnt Reqan's name
today tryina to stem a Gcorac Bush
tide on Super Tuesday. as the Demo-
crats foc:uted on Tuas the day bef0tt
the most dcltpte-nch showdown in
polita.I history.
Gov. Michael Dukak1s of Massa-
chUKtts. the leader 1n polls of Texas
and Florida Democrats. met with tnior citizens at a North Miami
Btach condom1n1um development.
On Sunday he campa11ned 1n
Spanish as he appealed to H1span1c
voccn in Tuas and then flew to Georaia where he met with former ~nt Jimmy Carter.
GOP candidate Pat Robertson was
in Texas and told an audience in
bilene. "The frontier that beckons
us today is the ene'I¥ f'ron11er."
The former t<"levasion evangchst
got the endorsement of Diane Den-
man. vice chairman of the T<"llaS
Republican Party. who said she
knows all the cand1datc-s ''but without
a doubt. I've got more confidence that
at is Pat Robenson who wall provide
the unsWCTVina comm11mcn1 to the
conservative beliefs that art needed
to Stt America into the 1990s ..
Dok told a news conft'rtn~ 1n
Atlanta that -pons do demonstrate
that I beat all the Democrats. H<"
(Bush) doesn't beat any of th<"m.
We're try1n• tocontinue to RcaJianiz<"
the Republican Party. to let it irow."
Kemp. stl'Ulllina to survive after
finishing no better than third 1n any
contest so far. told an audience at
Louisiana State University ... , think
the Republican Party wants a Reqan
Rcpubhcan propcssave conservative
to M nominated and frankly. GcotJC
Bush. Bob Dok and Pat Robertson
don't qualify."
··we arc 1n the race... 1nsasted
Kemp, brushins aside questions of
how wdJ he had to do on Tuesday to
sur"1ve.
Whale DukaJus met wtth Caner.
~n. ~lbert Gore Jr. of Tennnstt
picked up backing from another
1nnuent1alGcorgian. Sen. Sam Nunn.
As the Georgia senator left for a week·
long tnp to the Soviet Umon. his
office released a statement sayinJ he
had cast his absentee ballot for Gore
bttauS<' .. his views come closest to
my own views as to the steps our
nation must take to meet our
challenges at home and abroad."
Four of Dukak1s· rivals -JcsS<'
Jackson. Gary Hart. Rep. Richard
Gephardt of Missouri and Gore -
wer<" in Texas toda_y. as was Rob-
enson. Bush wuendana hiscam1>1ian
day 1n h.is hometown of Houston.
Teus.. which votes with 19 other
states on Tuesday. offers a trove of
183 Democrauc delcptcs and 111 on
the Republican side.
Dole conceded Sunday he was
involved in -a long. hard fiaht" for
th<" GOP nomination and he had little
cause for optimism about his pros-
Swat with h~nal quiets
gunm.an .. after 1nan killed
ly TM Auocta&d Prt11
1 EMPORIA. Kan. -A worshiper charied at a gunman re-loading a sem1-
automat1c pistol and htt ham with a hymnal to help end an attack that killed a
flan and wound~ four others at a Baptist church. the pastor said. The
$unman, who was tackled by churchgoers Sunday moming but not 1nJUrc.d. was
!!led. and a prosecutor was expected to fik c~ today. Police Chief Larry
lomenkamp said. The suspect was 1dent1fied as Cheunphon J1. 29. of
ac1enda Heights. and no mouve was known. Blomenkamp said. He said J1
lt'fi California wnhin the past week and amved in Empona late Sunday
morning. dn' 1Dg up to Calvaf) Baptist Church ID a Cadillac
Major Alaskan qaa.ke prompts evacuation•
Al"llC HORAuE. A.laska -Th<" third st\ert carthquak<" 1n th<" Gulf of
.\laska ID four mo nths prompted bnef evacuations along the coast and ~as felt
hundreds of mil~ awa~ but no damage or inJUr) was report<"d The quake
shook bu1ld1nas and led to tsunami warnings that forced hundreds of coastal
r<"s1dcnts from their homes Sundav afternoon
Warm weatber tJlows Idltarod leaders
ANCHORAGE. Alaska -Fighting warm temperatuml3nd wet snow. the
leaders an the ld1tarod Trail Sled Dos Rae<" w('rc out ofFingcr Lake and on their
wa) to Rain> Pass early toda) Thanttn teams left the F1ng<"r Lake checkpoint.
193 males from the I.I S8-m1lc race's starting hne. ID one hour lat<" Sunday
fwent)-thrtt otht'r team~ had am"cd at the checkpoint. La"on Barv(' of
Wasilla and Jerry Austin of St. Michael pulled out at 7.39 p.m They were
followed by DeeDee Jonrowe of Bethtl. 1987 champion Susan Butcher of
Manie). four·tamc champ.on Rack Swenson of Two RJVers and Tim Mocrlein
of Kasalof. Barvt' and S'4enson had declared their 24.hour layovers. then
canceled the la)over All mushcrs arc rtqu1red to halt for one full 24 hour
penod dunng th<" rac<" to rest themselves and their dogs
S•aggart say s , 'I t wasn 't 11.ke that at all'
BATON ROL C.,E. La -Evangelist J1mm) Swaggart accustd the m~1a
of dastoned repons and promised his followen he would tell them someda>
~hat sin he had confessed to ··one da). when it's time. )OU who have stood
with us for so loni, we will tell you v.hat has happened. what did happen:·
s~aggan said Sunda) on has p"'recordcd 1elev1s1on program .. It wasn't hk<"
an-, thing > ou read about in the papers or heard on tcle" 1s1on or radio or
~hate' er .. v..agart <>t<"ppcd dov..n from his pulpit at the 7,50()..scai Famil)
Wor\hap ( t'nter ht'r<" after a t<"arful confession Feb 21 Has co.pestor. th<" Rev
Jim Renu has been deh"<"nng th<" sermons Sunday's show included the music
from the pre-.1ous wet'k·., sc:n1cc as usual but Rt'ntz's sermon was rt'placed
..-.11h Swag.an talJung to his follo"'ers.
petll on TutSday when 17 Nees h06d
Republic.an primaries and 20 hold
Dmlocra tic contests.
Thttr arc 712 Republican and
l .307 Democratic delqates at stake.
includin1 the four to be scleeled from
American Samoa.
Southern and border sllte:s dom1·
nate the day and William Brock.
Dole's cam1>1i10 manqcr, said Bush
held a "2· l or a l-1 lead in vinua.lly
every Southern stale."
The vice pmident demonstrated
his strength 1n the rqion on Saturday
when he overwhelmed his rivals an
the South Carolina primary and
swept the state's 37 delcptes.
On the Democratic side. Dukak1s
looked stronacst with leads in surveys
1n Tc.us and Aonda. the two bignt
Super Tuesday states. and a lock on
his home state of Ma.ssachusclls.
which also votes on Tuesday.
"llcould be he'll come outofSupcr
Tuesday the froni.runner." said a
Gephardt aide of Dukakis.
Jackson's support 1n the black
community gi ves him the biggest
Southern base of any candidate.
Interviewed Sunday on the ABC
program. "This W~k With David
Brinkley." he said. ..I'm running
strong in the South ... but he refused to
predict how many deleptes he migh1
Win In the rction.
Gore appeared on the same pro-
gram and conceded he needs to win
more than his home state of Ten·
n<"sscc on Tuesday. He predicted he
'4-0uld carry "several other" statn.
but ref used to say which ones.
Robenson was 1ntcrv1ewcd on the
NBC show" Meet the Prns .. and said
that 1f he doesn't grt 200 to 300
delegates on Tu~y ··11 will be
d11Tteuh.''
..ks p I
Tiie dlolr at EbcM•r ....... Cbuda lD ... ..,.. .. 0 tlaaabe •P0 for tlM -· c I z of
AtlaJlta. Ga .• ..-. ..... y u _,._Jack-Illa Democratic preeideatlal c:aapalp.
Judge dlsaJisses Robertson's libel salt
WASHINGTON (AP) -A fcdttal judge today
dismissed Pat Roberuon"s$)5 million libcf suit apJnst a
former congrcMman who questioned bis war record aft<"r
the GOP prcs1dent1al candidate qrccd to pay the court
cosa.
U.S. Oistnct Judge Joyce Hc-ns Grccn SIJlled a bnef
order disnussing th<" case ~with prejudice ... which means
thaC former Rep. Paul N. McCloskey Jr .• R-Cahf. as lqall)
the victor in lh<" dispute
Robertson acccp~ the cond1uon the judF impost<!
on Friday an a onc--scntcnce letter from has atto~)'
DouaJ,as V. Rigler that was delivered to the Judge's
chamben by mcsscngc-r
Under terms of the dismissal. Robenson must pa)
court fen. pnnungcostsandcoun reporters" fen.. but not
Mc('loskey's attomcv's fttS Mc('Joskey said in an
inteni1ew Saturday that he would file a motion or a
separate suit 10 recover has lcpl cxpcnsn.
Th<"Judgcgave McCloskey's lawyerslOdays to fik an itemtz~ list of coun costs to be assnsed on R~n
The) range between SS.000 and $20.000. depcnd1ng on
conf11ct1nK esumates g1v<"n by lawyers for both sacks.
If Robertson had rtJCCted Grttn's dismissal. he
would ha"e had tu go to court 10 Washanaton. D.C.. on
Tuesda) to bc&Jn the tnal. which was upected to last
about thrtt '4-ceks
Roberuon said the sch~ulcd start of the lnal on
Super Tuc'ida) -when 20 states hokl primaries or
caucuses ..-.11h a hons' sha"' of dclqatcs at stake -
unfair!) forces him to ch~ betWttn campaipuna for
th<" GOP nom1na11on and v1ndacaun1 his personal honor
Sex ex perts: Justices to consider reinstating
~IDS 8.l?read death sentence of Florida man
JUSt es ti mated WASHINGTON (AP) -Th(' Su-
NEW YORK (..\P) -Two noted
sex experts who cnuc1zed health
authorities for failing to stress the
C,\tCnt of the AIDS epidemic said
toda> that their own ('St1matcs of the
spr<"ad of A I OS ..-..ere based on beliefs
and cstamatt's. not sc1t'nt1fic
e' 1denl'e
~we did not project our own
databa5(' on to the general popu-
la11on .. said Roben Kolodny. c~
author ~Ith Wilham Masters and
V1rg1nia Johnson of ··cns1s· Heter-
Ost.\ual Beha' 1or ID the Age of
<\IDS."
Kolodn> said a1 a press rnnferencc
th1i. morning that the authors· asser·
uon that AIDS 1s "no..-. running
rampanl in the heterosexual com-
munll) .. was an csumate based on
analysis of u1suns studies that have
appeared in Ktenufic journals. It was
not based on original rt'scarch b) the
authors. he said
Master!>. asked for his JUSt1ficauon
of the cta1m. s~ud ... I simply believe
It.••
Tht authors cnt1c1zcd health
authorities for fa1hn1 to strns the
threat of AIDS 10 heterosexuals. and
th<") have tht'mselHs been cnuc1zcd
by an AIDS expert for making
rccommendattons that might alarm
th<" pubhc
p~me(:ourt toda) aarecdtocons•dt"r Court refuses to fr ee church es from n:1nstaung the death sentence of a
Flonda man convict~ ofkalhngan 8-fin a n cial discl osur es in campaidn )Car-old &Jrl in I '>78 0'
fhe court as ellpected to use the
cast' 10 stud) death row inmates' nght
to raise: new 1ssun when they tum to
the federal courts for help and to
decide whether AondaJuncs ma) be
told 1he1r life-0r~eath recommen·
dat1ons arc subj«t to the tnal Judge's
appro"al
Aubre> .\dams. who on« workt'd
as a corrccuons ofTi~r at the Manon
Correctional lnst1tut1on in Ocala. wu
con\ 1cted of the Jan 23. 1978
strangulation ofTnsa Gail Thornie>
His com icuon and death sentt'nC<"
ha\e been upheld thrtt times by the
Flonda uprem<" ( oun The nation's
h1ghe\t coun refused to "" •<"~ his
case twice
In th<" second federal coun ap~I.
.\dams in earl> 1986 challenged
'itatcm<"nts made to the JUf) b> the
1udr. 1n his 'itate co un sentencing
tna .
Under Aonda law. a JUr)' rec·
ommcn<h hfe or death for con1tacted
murderers in capttal c~s. The
presiding JUdgt as free to folio~ or
du.regard the recommenda11on.
-'dams ll'Jucd that such JU'Y tn·
strucuons run afoul of a I 98S Su-
orcme C oun dcc1s1on 1n which the
WASHINGTON 14\PI -The Su~mc Court toda) refused 10 free
churchcs from ha"ing 10 compl) with state financ1al-<hsclosu"' la~ when
waging pubhc referendum campaigns
The coun. citing the lack of a "substanual fcckral qunuon. ·· turMd a'4a)
a challenge b) 13 churches from Jackson.Tenn • to a law they contend v1olat~
tht'ir frttdom of rcl111on and frttdom of spc«h
The Tennesstt law aJso affects other non-pohucal orpn1zat1ons that
dcc1d~ 10 campaign for or against ass~ that appear on el«t1on ballots.
The controHrs) arose dunng an .\UJUSt 1984 ekc11on held in Jackson to
determme whether mabhshmcnts w1th1n the Clt) would be allo~'cd to sell
liquor b} the dnnk
The local option r<"f<"Rndu m was defca~ b) 40 votes -6. SI 4 to 6. 4 7 4
The 13 area church~ ni~ of them Bapt1st.afTihalcd. took steps to make
public their oppos111on to allowina on-prnn1sc hquorconsumpt1on 1n Jackson.
The churches ~nt SS. I SO. mostly for advenasana. 1n opposat1on to the
refeRndum But the) fa1k-d to rq1ster as .. polmcal campa1an commuten" as
required b) tht' Tt'nnes5tt Campa1an F~nanc11l Disclosure Act of 1980.
The law <kfines such comm1tttts as any combmauon of two or mo"'
people .. malung t'\pendaturcs to support or oppose any candidate for pubhc
offic<" or measu~ .. It requires that the committees dcsapatc a pohucal
treasurer and file campa1gn-d1sclosure statemcnu.
1usttcC\. culin1 in a M1ss1ss1pp1 cut.
said a death St'ntence 1s 1nvahd 1f a
JUf) 1s misled about its role an
determining whether lh<" defendant
actual!) ..-.1lld1e
In the case. a Mtss1ss1pp1 pros-
ecutor had told Jurors they should not
'1e"' thcmsehes as <kt<"nn1n1na hfe
or death bcaaUJC thear scnteott would
be re\ 1ew~ automatically by an
appals court.
The Supreme Court u1d such a
statemt'nt misled the JUr}. and
rt'ndcred the sublcquent death
~nteOC't ··cruel and unusual punish·
m<"nt ..
MISSION llOSPl'1' AL llEGJONAL Mesa. IJrl Ftt.nary 7
MEDICAL CENTER Bnsette and Doualas Fongc-allaz. Ahtt and Cra11 Szczel)lmuk. Hunt·
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Pet.nary U Fountain Valle). boy inaton Beach. 11r1
Denast and Ball Caras. Dana Point. F._,., f P._,, le
11rl Shelle) and Raymond Sanchez. Chnstine and Stephen Hood. Costa
POlJNTAIN VALLEY REGIONAL Huntm1ton Bach. twins. 11rl and Mcsa.11rt
BOSPRAL bo> Stephan~ and Wnle} Ytt. Hunt·
t'dnary I Deborah Maldenado and Harvd m11on Beach. 11rt
.\nna Romo and James Mastt'rs. Fisher. Hunt1n1ton Beach. boy Ilana and Dan> Ra). Hunt1n11on
Costa M6a. bo> Manaand Andrew Wan. Costa Mesa. Beach. bo)
J'dnary % bo> ,. ..... ry •
Ying Jaana and Zhen Zh<"ng. Hunt· ,._,., 5 PhSClllaandGat) Monttllano. Hunt·
1n1ton Beach, boy Jennifer and Robert Adams. Costa anaton Beach. a,irl
Tonya Ho bkirk and Anthony Mesa. 11rl M nd Pct Bo N
Fcmandc'z. Fountain Valley. 11rt Lon and Michael Bissonette. Foun-aryann a tt nan. c:wpot1
Mary and Paul Thompson. Hunt· tain Vallc'y. boy ~\.~ and Thomas Lynch.
1n1ton Beach. 11rl Laura and l.tw1J Webb. Foun&a1n Ccma Meta. boy
Da..-n and James Cnm. Fountain Valley. &Jrt Ktll)' ud Andrew Rudd. Hununsaon
Mr and Mrs.. Ptulhp Barron. Irvine.
ft~ and Mn. 0.VJd Poaner. Corona
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Mr. and Mn. Jolm Part.. Llpna
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Pdnar)' J Sandra and Mechacl Cktt.. Hynt· Mary De la Roa and Jotan
Nancy and Kurt MarbofT. Coua insJOO Bcacb. boy McC'ullah. Fountain Valley. boy • lr-;::::==========================:;i c11hyc anc1 Emn• Mc-raenthaler. Com Mesa. &irl Law Offices Of
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PANAMA CITY. Panama (AP)-
Hundreds of irate rtllmn rallied in
tM strens today as local banks
remained shuttered. and Panama•1
ousted vu president uf'ltd his coun-
trymm to tau up arms qainst Gt".
Manuel Antonio Noriep if tM mill·
taJ)' leader didn •t step down.
Meanwhik. a spokeswoman forlhe
Panama Canal Commission said
ships were passina normally throuah
the .w•!c~ay despite ~that the
nat1~n s cns1s was holchn& up pusqe
of ships throuah the canal.
About 300 retirtts,.chantina ••Ju~
ticc," were joined by scorn of
younger supporters who cut ofTtraffic
on the city's main Avenida Espana in
front of the towcnng National Bank
of Panama building.
.. We little old people don't have
that much strength, but we'll hold out
here as lonf u we can." said Violeta
Sancha. 6 . a retired secretary.
. At least 200 more retirttS.pthercd
an front of the Treasu ry Ministry to
dc-monstrate.
Nonqa·s rcgJ~c. under increasing
pressure from th'C'U nited Stat"-tried
to assure the country's 60.000 retire«
over the weekend that they would be
able to cash their pension checks for
the first two weeks of March. But it
did not say how or where. and the
pensioners were indianant.
Rafael Arosemena. president of the
National Bank. came out of the
buildtnJ to try to placate the retirees.
and ... surrounded by an an-
ta&onistic crowd. He told them they
should'° to another branch. but they
ref used to do so.
Later in the mornana.. the aovem-
ment radio station said the Nattonal
Bank would set up two payment
booths in the afternoon to cash
retirement checks.
Banks fcanng a run because of
political instablrity closed last week.
The aovernment blames the
closures on lack of funds resulting
from the frttzina of Panamanian
1ovemment money deposited in five
U.S. banks.
Panama's official currency as the
U.S. dollar. and the government
periodically receives shipments of
tender from the U.S. banks where 11
keeps an estimated S50 m1lhon on
deposit.
A request for such a shipment last
week was rejected bccau~ of leg.al
action taken on behalfofEnc Arturo
Delvalle, who was ousted from the
presidency Feb. 26.
Panama Canal Commission
spokesman Willie Friar said the
rumors that ship traffic through the
c~nal was being disrupted bcpn with
unconfirmed reports that Pan-
amanian port aulhont1es -which
have been independent from the
Canal Commission sin~ 1979 -
were acceptin& payment only in cash.
Protester restrained
A yoaa& Tibetan wll allo9ta aatl-Clllaae 8lotana u
bullaa pollceaea rwtrala llha. At leut ODe pollceman wu
llWed and 28 wae ~ la TDtet ct.a die weekend ln
cleebee between police a.ad prote8ten clemanclbl& Tibet"•
ladependence from Cld.aa.
JERU AlEM (AP)-Pllesun~
prot~ten hurled a Jttnack toda)' an a
clash wnh Israeli troops 1n tM
occupied West Bank and Arab 1ucr-
r1lla~ commandttrc=d a bus in
southern l&rad. tM army u.d. s,,.
people died in 1~ bus a.ttaek.
Pnme M1n1sttt Ym:hak Shamir
blocked a Cabinet d«is1on on t~
lJ.S. Maddie East peace plan Sunday
and t~o Arabs ~ere lulled by Israeli
arm) aunfirc dunn& a West Bank
protest
In ubanon. lsrach IOldters and
Israeli-backed m1ht1amen 5hot and
killed SI\ g~mllas over lM weekend.
including three who were on a
massaon to infiltrate lsrxl and carT)
out a terror attack.
In the bus h11acking. A.rabguemllas
hdd the bus for three hours before
'>Old aers and police stormc=d tt. lea v 1 ng
thrl'l' gunmen and th~ c1v1han\
dead. th<' army satd.
.\ special antHerronst unit and
hurder pohce were used 10 storm the
bu-. nc.-ar the .\rotr 1unc11on 1 l mil~
'>tlutheast of Bttrsheva.
Hu\p1tal officials said c1Jht womcn
'>UITercd gunshot wounds.
~hamar hnked the infiltration from
Eg) pt to lhe noting an the occupied
Wn t Bank and Gaza Stnp.
"'These arc the same people who
inutc \lolenct' in the (occupal'd)
temtoncs. WC" shall not tare from
<>r.,.COMC DAILY PtlOT/Mondlly, ~ 7, 1 ... • M
ftabtins 1~m ... ~Id ham1r.
In the lft'nade attack. ont soldier
was shJ}ltl) ~ounded when the:
de' ice v.a~ thrQwn <It troops m ldna.
20 mal~ south~est of Jeru~m
The) soldiers v.ere movana through
th<' West Bank '11laf, 10 arrest
.. rioters and 1nc1tcr' o no11ng.." an
arm) spoll.esman ~1d
The arm) \lad )()ld1ers sho t \C\en
Paks11n1ans as the) fired in the
d1rect1on from v.h1lh the grenade
came The .\rab-run Palestine Pr~s
~n 11.c said eight lo\eft' ~oundcd 1n
the da~h
The incident 'A<il!> the: third time
sincr lht• unrest bcg6tn Dec 8 that
Paks11n1ans used \.\Capons ag;unst
lsrad1 wldicr\ dnp1tt' orders by the
P.iksllnl l ibt-ra11un Organwll1on
nut tu do \o
In tht· d ct!>ht''> Paks11nians ha' c
hurled \lunn hull It·-. and homemade
ga..ollnl' oomh\ al soldiers armed
v.1th automctt11. nflt-s. and an t'~la
t1un u t thl· '111knH could cost the
\rah., mulh ol thl' '>~mpath) the~
h.i'l' carncd cthruad
In thl CrJta ~trip 38 of 40 local
1.·mplo~ccs ol the taA <kpartmen1
\1gnl'd a k!ln 1f rcs1gna11on. Sundet'
.ind m.rn~ iurnt:d in their emplo~ce
l Jrd'I 11.Ja, a{(urd1ng to -"rab re-
porta\
Th1: me'' l' thr<"ate ns 10 cripple tu
lulkctu>n LO (JaLa where 600.000
• Pllksuneans h\-c. Jt w tn lfllii04I•
to a caJI for rn1anatJont from flC'tioM
of lhe PLO and l'lamte runc:tamn--
tahm an a lrallct dastribut.c'd in the
tcmtoncs last week.
But a senior m1htary official. who
insisted on anonymity. 1a1d none of
the rrs1gnauons wett ~·official. and ~•d th<' worken had been under
pre)surc to quit. He detcnbed tht
res1gna11o n lctter as an attempt .. to
release.-some steam."
Shamir wud Sunday he woutd only
permit a Cabinel vote on the Amen·
can peace 1n1t1at1vc after he rcturlll
from a v1s11 to Washanaton later this
month Shamir saJd that durina t~
\ 1\1t h<' ~ould tr) to persuade the
Reagan adm1n1strauon to adopt
change\ in the plan.
Fon:1gn Minister Shimon Peret
demanded a ckc1s1on beforc Sham1fJ
dcpanurc for Wast11n1ton. But
wurct's an Jerusalem. who ~kc on
cond111on of anonymity, wd ~rn
apparenll} lacked the n«cssary sup.
port tu pu\h for a \·ote
Pcrc:s a1dc:s uad U.S. Secretary of
\t<ttl' Georac P Shultz asked for an
1,rat'la dc(1•1on b~ March IS. a day
aftc:r Shamir <1m"cs m Wash1n1ton.
The .\mcrn:an plan calls for an
1n1erna11onal con(crcnce to launch
bdatt:ral talks betw~n l~I and a
Palesunian-Jordanaan deleptaon.
U.S. copters dodge Iranian machine gun fire
MANAMA. Bahrain (APl-U.S. Navy helicopters dodgt·d
heavy machine-gun fire an the Persian Gulf. and Iran cla1mcd
rcspons1b1hty today for the attack which came after the
hehcopters ignored a warning to stay clear or an ··1ran1an zone:··
Tht· -.hi~· appearance off Dubai tnggcred \pt:l ulauon thJt
thl' l n11c:d ~tates \A,oas planning to retaltat<' for the \h11011ng
~jlurd.n
11 did nut \a) v. hal kind ofhelacopten ~re invohed or how
man~ therl· ~l·rl' 'or dad the statement mentio n an) warning by
thl· lran1am before the) staned shoot1na.
The account earned by Trhran·s official ls.lam1c Repubhl
News AgenC) C\'ldcntly referred to the incident Saturda) night
reported earher by U.S. officials.
They said l\mencan helicopters took .. cvas1v<' action" \A, h<'n
fired on from an 011 platform and several small boats an th\."
central gulf about m1dni&ht Saturda).
.\II .SI\. including a m1ss1lc cruiser. three m1ss1k lng;ilt:\ a
1.umoot \1t1r1.·'> \h1p and a chartered Na\) t.anker \A,ac pan ot
"r11u1tnt· mo\Cm<"nt. not connected wtth an) other recent n t·nt\
1n the: gull. .. \31d Lt Col. John Head. a spokesman for the l \
( 1.·ntral ( ommand.
The platform 1o1.as not 1dent1fied b)' name or C'UCt locauon.
although the statement said 11 was not the Rost.am platform.
Ro~tam 1o1.a\ \helled b~ L' S dt'stro)ers last October an a
rl'l.ahatof) raid after an Iranian Silkworm massik hit a L.S.
11.igged Kuv.a1t1 tanl..cr. the Sea hie (it). ancho red offKuwaal.
Meanwhile. U.S. olrLc1als said there was no connc:llwn
bctwttn the helicopter incident and tM movement of"" l ~
warships up the aulf today
~turda} ·s helicopter 1nc1dcnt occurred a\ the a1rua1t ~ere
~outing ahead of the missile fngate S1m~n returning up the
gulf afta a con'o~ e1Con m1ss1on.
The Iranian acco unt said "T\A.O U S hehcopten attrmpuna
tu approach an Iranian zone in the Persian G ulf earl) Sunday
1o1.crc f()rct'd to Ott h\ I~ an11-aarcraft fire of na' al force~ of tM
1-.lamK Rt'pubhc of iran ..
.\ l ', -.Latcment said the helicopter\ took c' 3'>1\ l. action
and did no t return fire when the Iranians '>hot at them
Three IRA guerrillas killed while
planting car bomb in Gibraltar
G IBRAL T ..\R I J\P) -Brtt11h soldiers and police
shot and killed three lnsh Republican ~rm) guerrilla">
afterthe) planted a car bomb set to goo fT dunnga mal1ta~
parade m this Bnt1sh colony. offioalsand secunt) \Ou rec\
~Id today.
But Foreign Secretary Sar GcofTrc) Howe dcn1!'d
Bnush news rcpons and said no bomb had bttn plant<"d.
Stall. Howt' told the House of Commons that a ··dreadful
terrorist act has bttn averted" b) the shootout Sunda)
He said a second car linked to the unarmed guerrilla ..
and parked in Spanish temtof) near border ~1th
Gibraltar. a Bnt1sh colon). conta1ned thrtt fal\(:
pauports and other equipment. 1nclud1ng an alarm clock
an\ulatang tape. gJO\CS and wire
Bnta~h nC\A.\ reports said the two men and a ~oman
v.l'rl· killed after authon11cs unCO\Cred the plot to set off
th1.· 1.ar bomb Tue~a~ The rcpons quoted un1dcn11ficd
~lUflt) \OUrCl~
The reports said bomb-daspmal c'pcrt\ defused +w
pounds of nplos"~ an a Span1sh-rcg1stered car parked
n1.·ar < 10\ Sar Peter T cm ·s official rM1dC"ncc an Gibraltar
on thl· -.outhern tap ofSi)ain
Bnt1\h ..\rmcd Forces \1an1\lcr Ian Stt:\A.:in ~ad ··an
1ntclhgence 11p-<>tr· led to information about the thret'
ml·mhl.·r.. ufthc ln'lh Republican ..\rm" v.hac h 1<> fighting
a gunnlla war 10 drt\ c the Bnll'ih out or,onhcm lrel;rnd
Prottf&t against draft in
Nicataguan city quelled
M ..\S<\ \ .\, ~1caraaua I .\Pl -C.,ovcmmcnt suppont'n chanted
.. pc:opk po.,..cr'" and hurled rocks as tM) broke up a protest march b'
1.000 people calling for an t'nd to thr mahtan draft and ne1o1. au\tent\ m~u~ --
.\t lcast four people. anclud1n1 t'll>'Ooppos1t1on ftgu~ were 1nJur'(!(j
dunng the am 1dcnt Sunda~ an ~asa~a. :!O males ">Outheast of the c-apnal
o f Managua
h could not be determined 1f polttt had made an) arrests
In a \tatement rt'lea~ 'iunda) night. the Interior M1ni'1f)
c hargt:d that oppo\1t1on protnten pro,oked the me~
0ne go' cmment supponer "'as inJun'd when his own collcqun
mmakt:nl~ took ham for a demonstrator and hat ham repeated!) w11h
clubs
LOSANGELES(AP)-Scnpt wntenstruck mouon
picture and television producers (oday and the union
predicted viewers of talk shows.. pmc shows and da> lime
soaps would qu1cldy begin notmng a difference 1n
proeram m anJ. TM W nten Guild of America rejected a final offer
"Viewers will begin Stt1ng the C"ff('('ts on thow
proarams rel) 1ng on scnpts on a da1l) basis Talk sho1o1.s.
game shows and the soaps wall Stt a d1tfercncc nght
a .... a>." said au1ld spokeswoman ( hef)I Rhoden.
The stnke slows down lM production proccs"> and 11
prolonacd. "1t tinall) comes to a haJ1:· sht said . .\ threc:-
month stnkc dcla)ed the fall telc' 1s10n snwn thret' 'ears
aao.
.. The longer lhe stnkc goes on. tht' more rauns ah ..
puhh1. 1o1.ill ~:·!>aid Bra.tn Walton \\ (,.\ \\ nt c'nut1h
dir1.-ctor and ch1t'fn,-got1ator "It's a 'en tight ra11ng.s ratt
and unfonunatcl~ for the n(tworks 11 1o1.ill 1mpau them ··
Ht' said tht' network that would Ix hard~t hat 1o1.o uld
be fir-..t-placr -..;8( v.h1ch aan ·The Ton11ht 'iho~
Stamng Johnn) (anon:· ··s.aturda~ ''&ht L1,c .. 'Thl'
Da,1d l..tttcrman Shov.:· and \ttcoms andud1ng
"(littr-..." and th<' top-rated ··nie Cosb' Shu1o1. ·
Th<" \tnt.c v.on't 1mmC"d1atcl~ efft'C't NB("s "Ton1p1
',hu1o1. .. 'Late '.ight \\uh Da\ld l.ettC'rm.an" and
··~1urda~ '•ghl Lt' e .. The Carson shov. featurn a "Best
of \a™>n .. rerun \1onday<> and a guest host takes over
Tuesda\S. the uuerman shov. was on vacation and "Saturda~ '•ght L"c" had a planned weekend off. tM
nl·t1o1.u r1. \aid presented Sunday by the Athan« of Motion Picture and
Telcvtsaon Producers and called a walkout for 9.000 of 1u
9,600 members. The 600 WGA ncwi wntm arc exempt
from this action.
"We don·t want to be on the strttt ... Rhoden ..aid
.. Wr want to be an tMre ~orlung and cnt<"rtam1ng. ..
The 1u1ld's contract e'ptrcd at midnight f<"b ~"and
union officials were unsure ho• Io n& the \tnkt' \A.Ould last
But Herb ~lranberg. a spokc-;man for tht• all1anu.-
sa1d a stnlte 1t11as ian11c1pated and producrn had stock paled As the strike bcpn at 9 a.m .. wntcrs wen prq>ianna
to walk picket hon at Twentieth Cmtury Fo• studios.. ~npts
Pete Wilson kicks off re-election campaign
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -U.S. Sen. Pt-te
WillOn's re--ckction campa•JO as formall) under
way today strnsina cnmc·fiahuna. environmmtaJ
and social 11sun of "a compassaooatr con·
Krvative."
Takina advanlqle of the luxury of runn1n1
without any known competition 1n tM June 7
Republican pnmary. Wilson focused on moderate
tMmn wnh btpanasan appeal in lM ""'011tmbcr and agm uhural theme<> dominatt'd toda~ 's cam-
~cral e1«11on as ~ fomall) declared ha\ p:ugn \Chedulc \A.hach staned 1t111th a Juinl
candidacy in a SC\'en<lly tour Sunda) and toda\ appear.anH in the state Capatof .-11h Go' George
Wilson put spcaal emphasis on his suppon o f Dt-ukmc1ian
ant1-dru1 and other law cnbttmetu mcasu~ "lam proudofm) rccordbrcauK I ha\cmadt'
plus less tra.diuonal GOP IUUCS such as arov.th aJafTcrenC'c '"\\1lsons.a1d 'T\e madead1fT~rcm.c
manqcmcnl and environmental lq.lslauon m has 1mpro' 1ng our gol<kn state's mqn1fittnt quaht~
Sunda) appnranccs. wtuat pro-businns.. dcft'n~ ofhfr. \ ollnl forclean v.atcr and nttdc=d h1ghv.a\S ...
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ARTS IDGH SCHOOL~
Edv.ard 4.dl~r prntdrnt ofWG~ East, said nine soap
opera) un the ust Coast ;and ti"'e m C ahforn1a would be
.lfTC'l tt'd
.,.. alton ~ad \OaP opera fans .. 111 notice the quaht)
dl"llanc tn d1alocue 1o1.nttt'n for IM dayttmc drama~.
Sexual Addiction .
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NEW YORK -Dancina clay
rai1ia1. party animal Spuda W.~ and a hamburarr chain·s
..__. WCrt stars in some or 1he w ...,....,. television campeians of
lMl. a comumtt researcher says. ~ tbe list wu I.he campaian bc.litiail raisins.. which used clay
_.... ol raisins ctancinc to the
..,.... of Motown music in a
• t'OMlnlC'tion worker's lunchbox and
ICl'OM the kitchen counter.
Tbc Ids took top billina despite
mativeJy modest SPendin& of SS.4
miltion to put them 011 television.
Tbc survey by Video Storyboard
Tnts Inc. SI.Id otbtn plact"' in the
top 10 spent as much u SJ.4.t million
(McDonald's Cotp.) on television
Pl~menlS.
"We seem to be headina into a
period when we tee more created
ceJebrities. not ncttUarily h\lman
beinp. in commerdals." said David
Vadehra. president of Video
Storyboard.
He said that may be partly dut to
arowinJdissatisfaction with the costs
and nsks associa1ed with usina
cekbrities.. It also runs counter to
another trend that has seen ldmatcn
for cars. office phone systems. rom-
pu1ers and insurance try to replicate
rulistit situations and dialoauc in
Ultrasystems tells
fourth quarter loss
VhruJa&emt i.c. in Irvine expects a founhquanerlossof$2.5
million due to a combination of events, including recent adverse
rqulatory rate charges involvin& 1he company's micro cosenera-
tion activities: losses penainin' to ccnain proprietary signal
processin.& hardware contracts of us defense and space operations.
and expenses relatin& to the company's planned merser with
Hadson Corp.
As a result of the foregoing. the company expects net income of
SI 00,000 to $300.000. or 2 cents to 4 cents per share of common
stock, for the fiscal year ended Jan. 31. 1988.
During the fourth quarter two Southern California utilities
were pntcd approval by the state Public Utility Commission to
modify electrical rates. which adversely impacted the company's
existina and planned micro cogcneration projects. Considenn& the
advcnc impact of these regulatory and other changes. the company
provided S 1 million for losses relating to valuation ofinvcstment in
micro rosencration projects. and wrote off $1.9 m1lhon of
previously capitalized costs.
As for defense and ss;>acc act1v1ties. the company wrote off
$900.000 relating to cenam products being developed for signal
processing hardware systems under fixed-price contracts due to
technical and management difficulties. • • • S&arteJ Corp. of Irvine has acquired the assets of C. ltoll
Commakatia Sy1tem1 i.c. for $180,274. according to a recent
Securities and Exchange Commission filing, • • • MSI Data Corp. reports that the Costa Mesa company's
directors declared a three-for-two stock split effected an the form of
1 stock dividend with l"C'Spect to the company's common stock.
The record date for the stock dividend is March I 7 and the
payment date is April 7. In lieu offractional shares. the company
will pa) cash in settlement of fractional share interests resulting
from the stock dividend. The amount of cash to be paid will be paid
at the rate ofSl6.42 per full share.
•BIANErS 'E11POHT
··s·1·. l'J\'l,RICK ·s DA, .••
Join us March 17th for
T. PATRICK'S DAY FESTIVITIES
Enjoy Imported lriah Beer
630 LIDO PARK DRIVE•NEWPOIT BEACH
(714) 675-0100
For 1'e 111mi. P11lnrhlll
EUROPA
rom~
Video SIOfYboeld. a New Yon·
beted COftS\uncr raearch firm. bated
ill 10th annual survey on inlen'iewt
with more than 25,000 peo~.
~ond to the dancinc ra•uns was Bud Lj&ht bcercommcrttals. many of
which (eatumi the Enalisb bull teTricr
Spuds MacKenzie. While othtts of:.
fem' numttaus variations of whit
can 10 wrona if you simply order a
"light .. without spcc1fyina the brand.
The ad campaian for ~1 soft
drinks placed third. and Mifler Lite
bttr commercials were fourth in the
rankings announced last Thursday.
Ads for McDonald's res11urants
came in fif\h. The campaign included
CM store ended,
not warranties
When Davis-Brown. a family ap-
pliance store, went out of business m
January. Ott Dubois was left with a
extended service contract and lots of
questions.
Mostly. what would happen to the
five-year contract she and her room-
mate boughttwo yearsqo. They paid
SI 00 for the warranty when they 1ot
their television set. and Dubois didn't
want to lo.st her moMy.
The s10re·s owner. St.an Brown.
says Dubois and his other cus1omers
left with long-term service contracts
have nothina to wony about. thouJh.
Most of the contracts -including
Dubois' -were backed by bigger
companies and were not tied 10 the
fate of Davis-Brown.
"There's no problem with anything
as far as that goes. .. he said.
Dubois said that in looking at her
contract. she found it was under-
written by a St Louis firm.
Brown suu cstcd that customers
with 1he contracts call a toll-frtt
number ajven 1n the contracts' texts.
NEW YORK CAP) -The followlfHI llsl shows the New VOf'k Stock Ex~ stocks and watrants that have gone UP
Ille most •ncl down •he mos• t>aM<I on percent of c.1'18 noe r11Mrdless of volume I<>' Frldav
No securities tr.C1"9 below S2 art '"''-·uded. Net and Def'cent"9 ~ are the difference e>etween the Ptevlous dOslnG
Ptice and Frldav'\,tis om. Of'ic•.
Name l.ast c.. ftrt
l LIL Co ~ + 11\ Uo 13 t Cl'IOCltFON 7'1 ~ Uo . J HandvHar 16~ i 1112 Uo Ii . • GenO•I• •• , ~ Uo . l S PattenCo 6 11> uo 1
6 Cmotr~a k 10'' + "' Uo f 'I 7 Harnl . 21~ + l~ Up .
I Amtx n ~· i l 'Ji Uo . t EQUlmrk Co ~ ''• UP 4 10 !Iowan 1-112 Uo 'j
11 ·~· IA n 1'"> Uo 7.
12 ~l:Wlf.fln • + '• UP t 13 . 1blick Ind 2 + '·• Uo 1 i. vca"°"' 6 + ~ uo .7 ls etecomco 2 l '"' UP 6 7 6 horte< I 112 Uo 1·7 l7 Walnoco ~ UP ·' I Fluor D 1 I I I'll VP • it FMC~ n It''• "a Uo '-I i tn.tentS.C ~'l4 + ''1 UP '·· anex ~ + '"> Uo enR ~ 11> Uo . ~blr~o '• i ,,.. Uo U Vallev Ind •1, ..,._ Uo t Arvin l'I• Uo ContrOeta 11. lVa Uo DO NS l=~ ford j Nt wt
• Oivri"! S rNiOSI t~~ 'Yr.'n~pFn 10 Wstn Union
11 s!~'-'"'" 1~ ROM\:l:.1' , l. F,oo inc JS ~HI Grou
16 · avstr wl~ 1' ~~~gi· 11 ~letdcil ~ c.n1r New" Inv Tosc o ~trvMte ~:ct~" fhorlncl
Uf!"' -°l\ ~.2 11i: -2~ .1 ~1' -IM 8
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I
IOfnt COIMMftWs eMa lillwed I pieno.~cMrKw ...... lik a
l9C>OO nmnt wt.o ntolled dinner•
Md>ouW•a to tbe 1..-hm "Mac ttac Kni~ ...
The httoloflixdHubd ~•
Jaymes wine cooler Ids are a pair Of
amateur actors who PGIC a the
brand's ownas. Adi fOr Coca-Coll
toft drinks. which pMced ICVft.O..
include SOfM witb tbe compuett·
lfMraled Mu Hadroo.n.
Roundina oat t~ T~ 10 ~ads
for Isuzu automobiles. DuPont
carpetinaand Domino's PW.a. which
featurC$ an animated clay character
called the Noid.
Consumers dKln't tum completely
M u1~,.: F-,
IOUt on ~aebrity-fiUed ads. JtU.O
deWrt llds Wta.b 11Ctor liJJ COiby Dllad 1 ldl. But Cotbycoua.ln"l kttp kOdak film from droppina oft' die list
o( the 2, Most popular taM{lll!CnS.
Another casualty in 1917 wu 8wltt Kina advertitlna. whi(h ftll
out or the top 25 fOr the fine lime lri
five yan wiU. advenilinl billi"I it u -rk ltst Food rot FllC TimtS.. ~
chaia tecftl\!y dumped the tbtme,
cha.,.ed Id •nan and is pitchina
the wae of 11J flame.broiled ham· bu~ ia new ads.
Ano1hrr hamburaer chain.
Wendy's, placed 12th with a.n ad
campiilJ' that spoofed caste tests by
having customen pick• pre-cooked
hambu,.., over a ftaaaly cooled
Wendy'sbufFrfor some~""•
rea50ns.
Next ftrt campa~ fOr Levi's
jeans. Kibbles 'n BitJ do& food.
Seqrams wine cookrl. Michtlob
bttt and Oscar Merer mats.
The Partnmhip for °"""F~ America. a campeip aimed at dis-
couraaina illqal dn11 ~ .,. tht
first public SttV~ c;-m~tlD 10 plact
in the 1op 25. fin1sh1119 lltb..
Round1n1 out the 10P 2S were ads
for Chevrolel can. L~y Dos dos
food. Antel Soft tissue. ~zer
batteries. Spntt soft drinks. Tender
Chops d<>a food and Lona John Silver
restaurants.
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Prices take slight drop·
NE~ YORK (AP) -The stock mart.ct
drifted a1mleuly in quiet tradana Monda) amid
concern o"er tht 1Mernt·ratc outlook.
Pnccs dtchncd shptly an tht bond martd
toda). pushana yields on Iona-term Trcasut) bonds
up to the ne1ihborhood of 8.S perttnL ~
menu late last Wttk raised conttm that the drop••
interest rates $in~ last fall had about run nscom..
Rates rosr sharply on Fnday after the Labor
Dcpanmcnt rcponed much stro"ICf' powtb in
cmplo~ment than expecud_for February.
If the ccooom)' as robust e~ to support a
big 1ncreue an ,obs. cmtit-matket tndcn reaoa..
the Federal Rntn1e as unlikely to take any fwtbcr
s~ soon to rclu. 1ts credit ~lC")
G1..,cn th.Al prospect. 1nvcs1on Sttmed to be
focusina their attcnuon ~101) on numerous
stod.s 1n\·olved in t.akc<>ven and other deals.
The Do~ JoMS ave~ of 30 1ndustna.ls
slapped 1.49 to 2.0S6.J7.
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Mobil Corp. to sell
Montgomery Ward
conttntratc on au C'Oft buli--. ··v. c hdd dl9tUlliam .. •
number of olbcr 111tmuaal .........
satd Jotan Lord. a 'fM'k"'"M .,
\tobd. but he dcd.tned to dlrbola-.
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Ro.8ted Uld tauted Tom l'lleatee and wife Jolene. 1987 winner Jadle ArO•oe with Leona Bell. Emcee 8lll Bell and cbalnroma.n Peca Reinert.
Tom Fuentes honored at a hearty, non-partisan party
BJ KAllBN REED ...,,...ew, s , ,
Hean Award selection com mittee
chairwoman Peqy Relaert said they
.. try not to make 1t political."
HowC"ver. when Republican pany Ho tel as the Costa Mesa Chamber of
chairman Tltomu Feeatet is the Commerce presented Fuentes with
honoree. political innuendos and· the fourth annual Heart Award for his
comments are bound io creep in. volunteerism and service to the
Such was the case Thursday eve-community.
ning at the Wt>stin South Coast Plaza More than 250 chamber members ----..,-------------;;__-----------~ and friendsoffuenles gathered to pay
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S-aAaA.aV .. , ""'' .. .,., ... Not lncludeel (..0)
homage and participate in a good-
natured roast. Master of ceremonies
BUI BeU, attending wi th wife Leona.
keP.t the spirited evening moving.
sk1llfull)' managing the roasters who
included Costa Mesa City Coun-
cilman Peter Baffa, Monsignor Job
SammoDS, State Sen. Maria•
Ber1esoa, Dr. Sammy I.ff, Du
Harvey and columnist Jerry lt9bria.
The Hean .\ward is presented.
accordina lo chamber presjdent
Artllar Kiclmaa, to "a special person
who hasg1\en from lhe he,art." and he
c11ed Fuentes for his numC"rous vol-
untary S<'rv1ces to the community. in
add1t1 on to his involvement with the
Republican Pan}.
ln\oca11on was offered b)
Archbishop Tomas Clavel who
cheerful!) e>.plamcd that Fuentes had
cont1nuall) requested he do the
invocauon at various Republican
events-bul he had declined. "Tom
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DCUY
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tned (lo gel me) to convert to
Republican -but (it's) too late."
Wllite Ea1le, an American Indian
and reaular vocalist at the Crystal
Cathed ral. treated the p therina to an
a capella version of "America the
Beautiful" pnor to dinner and ~
turned following the meal for two
additional offerings from his power-
ful operatic 'oice.
Half of the 1987 Hean Award
honoree team was on hand -J~
Arpros (''Geor1e 1s in Florida trying
to purchase a couple of inexpensive
outfielders.··) -who cited the cntena
for Heart .\ward selection. The
honoree musl be an Orange-County
resident. in volved in different areas
of voluntcensm -not paid. have
lead(1'Sh1p ab1hl). and a definite
concern and interest for mankind in
general. Harriene Wttmer and Rtb-
ert Cliffortt received the Heart Award
in 1985 and 1986. res~tively.
Organizations which have ben-
cfiucd from Fuentes' support include
the Food Distnbul1on Center of
Society of St. Vincent de Paul: the
O range Count) chapter of the Ameri-
can Lung A.ssoc1a1 1on: Big
Brothers/Big Sisters of Orange Coun-
ty: the United Way. and Saddleback
Comm unity Hospital.
A sixth generation native Cah·
fomian and a senior vice president
with Roben Bein. William Frost
Associates. Fuentes was appointed by
President Reagan as a member of the
U.S. Scl~tive Service Systems Ap-
peals Board for California a nd is a
member of the Republican State
Central Committee ofCahforn1a.
Said Fuentes lo the gathenng. with
wife Jolt11t at his side ... It kills me to
see this many people in a room and 11
not be a Republican fundra1ser "
As a further honor to Fuentes. the
Costa Mesa Chamber presented a
check forS2.500on Fuentes' behalf to
the Food D istribution Center.
Guests enJO)ing t~ five<oursc
i ourmet meal and the spinted roast
included the Heart Award Selection
Committee. Dan Ball, Pul Brecllt,
Doll Bath, Wener Escller, Kea
Fowler, Bill Jacoby, Mart Lener,
StepUaie Ricunls, Malcolm Ross,
Arteae Seufer and 89b Std·
delmeyer.
In closing. Fuentes acknowledged
all his friends in the community. but
especial!) Job and Doaaa Creu ,
who "have always been there and
pro' 1ded me wi th the inspiration to
continue."
John had gone fishing. but in spite
of his choice of activities, said
Fuentes. "Donna. I love yo u - and
John. too."
NBC adding
3showsin
01idseason
LOS A.NGELES (.\P) -NBC IS
introducing three new telev1s1on
sho"s this month and shift several
current programs 1n the first phase of
a mid-season programming change.
The ne\\ sen es are "In the Heat of
1hc N1ah•:· based on the 1967
.\cadem) .\\\ard-w1nning motion
picture. ".\aron·s Wa)'" and the
returning .. Bronx Zoo."
Carroll O'Connor and Howard E.
Rollins star 1n the new version of .. ln
tht' Hc:at oft he Night." which tells the
s1or. of the grudging cooperation
between a Southern white sheriff and
a Northern black dete<:u ve.
The two-hour preview of the senes
was presented Sunday n1Jht. The
regular ~ries will make its debut
March 15. in 1he 9-10 p.m. time slot
behind ··Matlocl :·
.. .\aron·s Wa) ... stamng Merlin
Olsen as an .\m1sh fa rmer who moves
from his Penns)lvan1a home to
California's wine country. will have a
l\\'O-hour pre' 1e" Wedncsda)'. The
scnes will 1:>e11n al 8-9 p.m. Marcfi 16 .
.. The Bron\ Zoo." starring Edward
.\snn as a tough high school princi-
pal. will ha' e its premiere telecast
March 30at 10-11 p.m.
In other changes announced by
Brandon TamkofT. president of NBC
Entcrtainmcnt. "Hunter," current!)
tek cast on Tuesda)s. will move to
10-1 1 p.m. Saturda) on March 12. it
will replace "J.J, Starbuck." which
will rl·turn at a later dat<'.
.. .\Year in thr Life .. will move back
one hour to I 0-1 I p. m. from March
9-23. returning to its rqular time slot
of 9-10 p.m . .\pnl 6.
"H1ghwa~ to Heaven" will move
back one hour to 9-10 p.m. Wednes·
da~ from March 16-30. then return at
a later date
"St. Elsewhere .. will be telecast
March :!. the n lea'c the air until a
later date This is the final season for
"St. Elsewhere."
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DEAR ANN LANDERS: I have
been rcadina and heanna a lot about
bow takina an aspirin every other day
rnipt help p~vcnt a hcan attack
Siner heart attack 1s the No. I killer in
the United States. this 1s wonderful
newsihrue.
Will you please answer some q~tions., I'm sure many others arc
wondering' about the same things.
How lq1t1mate were the n pen-
mcnts? Who cond ucted them? It
occurred to me that this might be a
wonderful promot ion stunt to get
people to buy aspmo. Nothing was
said about women. Will this work for
them as well? Could othrr painkillers
such as T ylenol. Nuprin and -\d v1I be
taken as substitute)) b)' people who
can't take aspmn because of sto mach
tro uble?
Thanks for the information . .\nn.
We trust you. -DR .. MITCHELL. S.D.
DEAR MITCH: Th upertment to
•etermille If on aspirla every otlller
.. , woaN recl•ce tllle lacide.ce of
llleart attack was CODdDCtecl by tile
P'y1klau Healtlll Study Gro1p 1t tlae
Harvard Medical Sd1ool wltlll a bi&
a11l1t from tllle American Medical
Auedadea.
Tk experimeat beau lD 1183 aDd
U~t'Jl male pllysiclau parUdpatecl.
OH 11Mf ** u asplrta every otlller
.. Y _. tl9e otlllen toolli plattbos,
t&Mets Git io.ec1 tllle aame bet ud
M acdve lqreclleata.
TM ttaalta were 1pectae9lar. ne
rid: of Ille.art attack was Hbttutlally
HoRosco PE
lower amCNll tlllose WM ..... Ck
asplrill. ntre was .. ~ '8 dw
sroep takill1 tile placebos.
Tlae bra.M of aspiria necl • tile
experimut wa1 Bafferta. TJte.I,
Advil ud NupriD wm Mt wort for
this purpose becaase tlley ~tala DO
asplriD.
ne experts say .. aspirla every
otlaer day may work a1 well for
women bit since ao womea were
lacludecl ill the experimut .. ~cu
yet say for certain.
AlllMt•1• aapirhl 11 tM safest talMI
most widely aHCI) dng t. America, it
sllould not be takea for tlllb pupose
without couulting your doctor. Aad
remember, aspiriD will not HbtUhte
for re1ular exercise, e11ttla1 M,wa oa
fat la your diet aad not 1motJac. • • • DEAR .\!'IN Ll\NDERS: I'd hkt to
comment on the letter from the
"'oman "'ho was propos111oncd by the
repairman. He inquired 1f her hus-
band was al home When she told him
1hal he was 1n the Navy ht' asked 1fshe
"ould hk<.' to go into the bedroom .
I'm \Ure Such lhings happen. but
there 1s another side tO that story.
My husband is a serviceman who
works ci1h1 to I 0 hours a day. The
first week on tht' job he was met at the
door by a woman who was wraooed in
a dish towel. Soon after. h( en-
countered another seductress who
was wcarina a ~throuah baby-doll
ntahue. Just last week a woman
srce ted him v.eann& f'Olhing but
perfume
Please understand. Ann. scr-
\ icemen doo 't JUSI drop in uncl-
pcctedl) They work by appointment.
Almost alwa )s thc:K dames ptttcnd
that the) arc surpnsed.
I hope )OU will print this ~ttcr and
suggest that this sad specimen of
Amencan w1fehood sha~ up. -
MARRIED TO A REPAIRMAN IN
S.\NT.\ CRUZ.
DEAR WIFE: I ._., ffed to
suuttt Hytllliaa. Yoe IDMe iM polat
very well ud I tlaaak yoe.
• • • DEA R .\NN LANDERS: What
should a grandfather say to his
grandch1ldn:n when they ask him if
hl' ll> so1n" 10 leave them anything in
ha'> w1ll'l
I am not wealthy but I am well·
fi,\ed. M ~ response unttl now has
been (with a smile) ... You·11 have to
watt and see.·· Is the~ a better onc?-
W 1 N N I PEG. MANITOBA.
DEAR WJN..: A kt&er auwer ll
tlllls: .. Ooe't coat• aaytldq. U JM
waat money, I Hllftt dlat JM set it
tM old-faalllloee4 way. Ean It."
'haMy, Mud. ARIES (March :! 1-1\pnl 19)· .\ttcntton centers
rclall\l''>. '1')1ts. shon tnps You·11 receive communaca-
11on whalh w ulJ 1n,olve unique soc111I occasion. Oatte~
around possessions.
basic values. mone)
decisions 1n,oh 1ng
.... .... ....... ....
()) Cll
close associate or s
mate. More inten·st JDM£Y
1s shown in 1he oc-n
cult. }OU.II be IO· 01111 tngued by recent
UBRA (Sept. H-Oct. 22)" Em phasis on mpons1-
b1 ht). deadline. 1ntens1fied lo\l~ relatio nship Cycle
accenl'> mone). personal possessions. ab1ht) to locate
item that had been lost. m1 ss1 ng or stolen. Cancer native 1s
in p1(·ture.
SCORPIO !Oct. ~3-No' 211: Moon in your sign
emphas1te'> indl\ 1duahty. original concepts. sensuaht).
personal magne11sm. SC\ ap peal Pro1ect will be com-
ph:1cJ. ~ou"ll recel\e accolades a nd could be rewarded
"1th cash.
'Er ma' perfume makes no scents
.. strangt occur············-renccs." .
TAURUS ( .\pnl 20-Ma) 20)· Focus on populan t~.
travel. Oc\lb1l11y . legal dec1s1ons "h1ch could affect ~our
immediate futurl' ~ receptl\e to man~ ideas '-'hill·
avoiding the S(a11enng of forces Relall\ e relates gooJ
news.
GEMINI (\ta' 21-June 20)' Dela' need not ~
equated "11h defeat Regard t'\tra 11me a .. blessing.
enabling }OU to 'enfy facts and figures Taurus. Scorpio
play outslanding roles. Rules ~•II work in ~our fa, or.
CANCER (June 21 -July 22): ~ ready for change.
tra'el. 'anct) and rclataonsh1p that could be ··senous."
Lunar. numrncal C)cles emphasize ~nsualll). disco' c~
and unique commun1cauo ns "''th )Oung person
LEO (Juh :!J...\ug. :!)). Basic domestic ad1us1men1
featured. could '"' olve Taurus and Scorpio people
Aucntaon centers around family. sccunt). propen~
values. long-range financial I prosp«ts. Tran.-.ac11on 1s
completed. VIRGO ( .\ug. 23-Scpt 22): See others an rcahs11c
haht. be open-minded without being gullible. pothgh1 on
SAGITTARIUS (No' :!:!-Dec :! I> Stress indepen-
dence. creall' II). w1lhngness to get 10 hean ofmattef"i. ~
d1"4. rcl.'t . t•spec1all) 1n connec11on w11h ··secret lo' e ·
'ou"ll be tn' 11ed to attend unusual fes11' al leo in
pll IUrt•
CAPRJCOAN ( [)e(-2:!-Jan I 9) Puzzle pieces come
toge1her fall into plaCl·. ( ircumstances tum in )Our fa, or.
"''sh 1s fulfilled. )Ou'll "In friends a nd influence
1mpunant peopk '.takt' plans puhhc 1m pnnt design and
SI\ le.
· AQOARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb 18)· Dl\erstf}. com-
mun1ca1e. cht'Ck wean ng apparel. keep rHOlutto ns
1.oncan1ng "'l·1ght. nu1n11on bod) image. Lunar pos1t1on
alcenl'> al h1c,ement. pro mo11on. prestige. career
Gemini pla)S rok
PISCES I Feb I ~-March 10): .\cccnt communica-
tion. cduca11on. publishing. opponunat} for travel
Memberofoppos11e ~'finds )'OU 1ntngu1ng. challenging.
Stand tall for pnne1ples. refuse to be cajoled into foolish
argument.
~Water? We '11 take Manhattan
What city has the best dnnkmg
water 1n the U nited States'> An outfit
called the Waten cst Corporation
~portcdl) claims New York Cit) ·s
Boro u&h of Manhattan menu that
distinction. Remarkable. 1f true
Many a prth1sto nc beast 1s JOne.
and I'm glad. u ~ to be a m1lhpcde ..
ano FACTS
LI.
Bon
as long as 3 cov.. for instance
Therc·s a theof) that people Stt
somethin& ofthemseh cs in their pets.
"Some women lake ca ts:· sa}s such a
theonst. "because cats tend to be
independent" This sa\ant conttnds.
"If men could afford the pets the) 'd
rea ll y like. the~ ·d all own
Cl}desdalcs."
8 RIOCt
March through May. that's the best
time to lose weight. accord mg 10 those
"'ho make a stud'< of the human
bod} ·s mctaboh'lm ·
Q. lf1<knt1cal female twms mamcd
1denucal male 1wms. would the
children of one couple look exact!~·
hkc the children of the other couple
.\ . .\II the ch1ldrtn might look as
though the) ·d had the samt ~nts.
But )OU knov. ho w d1fTerrnt the
children of the same parents can be.
In old Rome. a man w11h a mamed
son could d1\0rce that son from the
son's wife. 't'1tho ut e"en ask1n1 said
son. s1mpl) b~ sending the wife a
letter of d1\orccmen1.
Sweden's clerg) are unionized
.\s '<OU ma' ha' e noticed k'-' of
the major e\ COi) shaping the CUUIY
of h1s1on an our countn escape me
For )(;ml· ume no"' I ha'e bttn
mon11onng the debuts of ont fra-
gran(c after another bearing the
names of ~·, .,, mool\ ( ~mt'llC
counters arl· lined '-'Ith the perwnal
sccntsofL1nda E' an~. Jo hn Fors~ the
Catherine [A.·ncuH· and Sophia
Loren Last war Ehtabeth Ta' lor
dispensed P3s~1on 10 the an,iou'>
cartobes of.\menlan 1.1.o men coast to
coast. and thl\ H'ar \farlo Thoma~ set
Oul 10 IOIO\l~atc \.1 1ddk .\ml'rll3
v.11h her per\Onal pt•rtume
I calkd m' agrnt and said 10 him
"h 1s clear w me"" 11 must be to' 1'U
that Smell Sell\"'
··\fake ~uur po1n1. .. ht' \aid
"\\hen am I comin&o ut "'1th a line
of perfume rdkcung m~ perwnal
St\ le" ..
···Lysol v.all never pla~ .. he said
"You ha'c JUSl put \Our fi nger un
th<.' problem.·· 1 said flath "\1) image
nl·eds '-'Ork .\ SC\~ perfume calle'1
"Lust at Dusl ' or \Omething lake 1ha1
v.ould dn 1t ··
.. You don·\ unddrstand .. he raid
.. Perfume is d1fficuh to sell .\II ~ou
can do 1s to create a fantas\ that 1f,ou
bu) the perfume. ~ou will lool iikc
the person selling 11 ··
··Ma' be v.e could ha .. e one of tho')('
an\ campaigns v.here the camt"ra
foe.UK'S on pan s of the human
anatom' that no one can rC1:0&JllZC -
lt ke the\ do "'1th the perfume called
Preoccupa11on ..
"That'sO~'>ston .. he 'la1d t1rcdh
"Same thing ..
"Look. )Ou·rc not lasten1na, ',,u
don't haH· the aura the m)st1qu1· -
the mHtcn to sell perfu me ··
"Hov. docs Interlude '\o ..a
ANSWEltS TO WEE.IU. Y U IDGE QlJIZ • 1 AJtsot A.17 • 91.32
The biddina has proceeded: A CLEAN SWEEP
The kft noectancy of ttie n era&e
N!f ol Wtndshtefd wipers is IC)pfoa1mate-
ly orw yur. Tiie aver~e motorist.
llowtftl. only r~Kes his at ot n1bt>tf
**'about evtry two and t-halt ye~
In fact. a set of wiper blades could netd
r~tmtnt atter Oflty SI• months of -.wre to the tltrMnts It as exposure
to weathtr. not how olttn they"' used.
thlt ctellflhle$ the kfe SOlfl of wiptt
tNdts. 8ladts are very susceptible to
.. rlAhon by ozone. 1 prnnt fKtor 1n
• polutJOn Ozone reKts with rubber
~ to rob 1t of 1h suP91tMU. A$ a
fllllt. 1t ln1J Slrtal ecrOSS lht Clisl.
n.is ts "' 1ndlcatt0n tllit a Ill* hlS
f'IKW1tstnd.
• ....... wiper tlladts IS I small
.,.... tut c1n pay bit davtdencls in
..., Tlle bltttf JOit tin Mt '" ..
.-. tht llOf1 tiN ,.,.., "'"'lo
.. ftlSm KhOn 11 nttdtd Al caF. • '* catt ol your tar Wfl tuM 100' w °' VW so it runs Ilk tM prlClSIOft
........ , 11 1$ Wt • •leaded ..... -..,. Wt'•• at zogo P\lctstbl
°'9lt '' llf yovr con..,._e. and wt _....., cr•t CM8 M_"9l0. ..........
BJ CBARLD GOREN Q~Both vulnerable, as South you Soetlll Wm ~ortll East
... OMAR SHARIF bold: 1 p 1 • p
Q.1-As South, vulnnablc, you •"3 -Al "ltQ7W •A6 ~
hold: The biddina bas proettdcd: 'hnat do you btd no w'?
•13 . AQ'7 ') lttl3 •AQ'76 s..tll Wat NorUI Eat A.-The one tluna you l:An·t do 1'
The biddina bas proceeded: I ¢ hit 1 • Pus rebid two hearts-that prorruses a
Nortll FMt Soe* West 1 v ha 1 • hu six-card suit. Tbcrdore. you ha'e
,_ 3 • 1 ! to choose bft'AUD one no trump.
What action do you we? What do you bid now? with your sinataoo spade, or 1.-0
A.-Bewue. cvC'r)'lbina is apinst A.-AJ&bouah permcr is not show-clubs, wit.b your ronco wit. Suw:c
vnsa.1 Th• vulnerability is unfavor-in• ... wilh his rebid except a SlX-,__ " • w ._ plltDer ll\ipt pGS )'OQ.f t«OOd sW'
able. you have the death holdina. a card IUit. YOW' band has become with only three-card support. we
doubleton. in the enemy IUit, only mormou. Your prime corurols and think one 00 trump is the~ t'Vll . thr~d heart support with no three lTWDPI an aU aold. so much
intermediates, and pu1-is a so that we U.iak a rabe to thr«
passed hand. Act. oab ii money spades is an 'llDClerbid. We would
means nothina to you~ otherwise jump to (our SS*ks·
pass.
Q.4-Ndthcr wtncrablc. as South
you bold:
•15 Q UI OAQ'*l •U
Q.6-AI South. ~ulncrable. )OU
hold:
•I ;") A&"61 v m • .UJ
The biddina bas procceoed:
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S Q ,._ 6 0 ,_
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W1* IClioa do Jo. tal•
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ClJM111Cl. -..... " tMa .. ......oftlle totukt
1 pQdlk . hll. If JICMl'rt ..,.... ....., ..-.s ,.n-.r ....
..... • •wood bMWcr .. of
tM .....
S<1und" ..
·Like a hu~ \\ h' don't 'Ou JUSt do
another book.,...
.. , got II Ho"' about Fat.al Mist r·
"II sounds like something ~ou put
in an aerosol ,,rn to kilt w mt'th1ng
under lhl· sink ..
The~ "a) ~m~1h1ng in m~ a~nt"s
tone that toki me the dlSCUSSIOO W8I
at an end That and the fact he bUJll
up .\couple of da"s later. I picked 111>
the paper to read 1.1. herr a ncv. co'°lfte
for men and v.omen called Canu
~ being 1ntrod~ 1n Las Vcps.
.\nd promo t1n1 the f~ncc ~ -.
arr \OU read~ for this., -(ieorair
Bums and John ~n"cr I dtalcd m )
agent
.. .\bout l.M pertume and the m)-s--
uqut' ··
··rm JI~ )OU calk-d.-He mtc:r-
ruptt"d ·T ,c bttn thlnk1ns about It
and 'ou·rr nght Hov. do )OU fed
about Bombeck's Sa:nted Dusi
Balls"·
I hung up first th1~ lime
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ACROSS
1 Kid
6 Repeet
10 So ,. Grub
15 Cl'IQlgO area
16 Jonctur•
11 &otenc
18 Debut
20 WoodS 8'WN11
21 Half uwbudl
22 Of aCSMI
23 Oownoour
25 Cavtt ..
2 7 Kldl t>aCel
30 Road IT\Ktl•ne
31 Roundish
32 Runs
33 Nligllbof ot
Mia
36 Rodents
37 Salt mB
38 Mou1h. l)f'llf.
39 Moo99'1
r.iattw
"' n,. -..-Utmy
4 1 Section
•2 Coestl6ne& " °"teno an. 45 o-tty =.:t.
47 Fruil
48 Ewefik•
49 Cont--
50 P8dfic
~ MlllQINt
57 Tnnut sa instruments
59 OesKous
60 FONITI
61 Spw\dfl
~-62 c;.,.pet piec.-
63 ASUll
00...
1 Glded
2 ~urvt
3 French n"9r
•>.ppr .. too
~ 5 Outtylng
6 Spnt••
7 lml91t
8 81b69 peeti
9 CoNor1 or
Sa tum
tO Condrtt0n
11 Koe>' MY'nQ
~~~
19 Aml)t1ibl9nS
2 1 $Nrne WOl'O
2•~
25 Wildt
2t TOf9• &Ml\
27 NY dty
21 Pwtic>Oul
2tAdVV 30 a.g.,-.
32 ,__,<M
34 "--SS Solemn word
37 unrooed
l8 E.-, lab 40 .,...
4 1 Poll# ....
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57 Wl*lll
-every time the President talks,
why do a lot of guys hafts come
on and teH us what he said?.
by Brad Anderson
'1-7 c-----
"I tokt you Ma""'duke loves
everybody ... even girlst"
•
PltA1'UTS
HI. CAARLES . .i'M VOUR
NEW RIGHT RElOER .. l'VE
~EAIW TAAT VOU AA'fe
SO«T OF A WEIRD TEAM ...
OAltftELD
TUllllLBWBBD8
DllAllllL&
"Well, the arthroscope shows no sign of
ligament damage, but what do you make of
this, Floyd?"
•
by Addison
WMEN A KJN6-6'ZE ll2lJCX
H rrs A Ktt-.ki-SfZE fUTl.Q.E'
EV&RVBODY PAYS . . ~ !~lllfp) ~
Dlt1'1US THE llB1'ACB .. s_-1 _ __... ______ _. L------.._...,.._,,,,.
by Hank Ketcham
~ I I
by Charles M. Schutz
J -7
by Tom K. Ryan
~ PUGNJ...~AAN&soor
L.IPWlt\lPOF~ ~
by KeYtn f 9P"1
by Pat 8'8dy
URC£NnY IN Neeo OIF CASH.
DAVID DelJGORT DECIDES lO 9eLL
ACC>UP\£0f'
1 HIS PAINTINGS
\ IN A L0C>-L
TAVERN'
1~
DOOlU881JJlY
by Lynn Johnston
by Harold Le Doux
by Tom Batluk
by G•ry Trudeau
Orlif9 C.... DM.V lltl0T!Mond9), MM* 1, 1• Al I
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Great refreshment in ilte FliflOll box. .... ___..
ar om
LIGHTS
LOWERED TAR & NICOTINE
•
A sad reminder:
Not buckling up
deadly mistake
There's a touch of sad irony to last weck·s story of a onc-
car wreck on a Los Angeles freeway.
A 31-ycar-old man d ied on the Long Beach FrttWay near
Washington Boulevard shonJy after 11 p.m. Wedfte'5day. His
car hjt a guard rail. The impad flung b1 m from the car into lbc
au. A chain-link fence stopped bu fljght, and bis life. 35 fttt
from the point of impact.
During their investigation. California Hiahway Patrol
officers discovered the man had not been alone m the car. In
the front seat. held firmly by a scat belt. was a teddy bear.
Investigators will never know what ca~ the wreck..
Maybe the dnvcr lost control of the car. He could have fallen
asleep at the whttl. All they know 1s that the car swerved
across the freewa) before binin' the guard rail.
The tedd) bear adds t.hr twtst to the stof).
If the dnvcr bad taken the same safety precaution for
himself that hed1d forlbcteddy bear. he probably would have
survived the wreck.
The man's death is a stark reminder that seat belts save
lives. Ifs a reminder that more people should httd.
Dunng January, according to a CHP repon. almost half
of the people stopped by officers were not weanng scat belts.
That's better than January of last year when onl) 42
percent of the dnvcrs of cars stopped by the CHP w~
weanng seat belts.
The Statistics for rvuengcrs are worse. Last month. the
CHP rcpon shows on y 40 percent of the passengers in ca.rs
stopped for traffic violations were buckkd up. Thafs a httk
better than the 37 percent listed in the JanuaI) 1987 report.
but ifs not good enough.
The only bnght spot in the report was the percentage of
children who were wearing scat belu or in a child's car seat -
76 percent.
The figures show that more people are using scat belts. It
also shows that not enough dnvCT'S and pa~ngrrs are
complying with the state's scat belt law.
Each }car. automobile wrecks claim thousands of hves
and cause untold pain and suft'crina. The sample process of
bucklinJ a seat belt dramatically improves a pcrson·s chance
of survival and the odds that injuries will be less se"ere.
BuckJang a scat belt is such a simple thing. but the altematn·e
can be a dcadl> mistake.
Pat Robertson
(Pat) Robenson has a lo ng road ahead of him The dual
nature of his background and cand1daq can ne,er be
o' erlooked.
And while skeptics cafl him .. a preacher m pohtacian's
clothing." his career suggcsu that he may be more like -a
politacan in preacher's clotbina-..
R obenson's real challcngr is to convince lhc mass of
\Oters "'ho are not Cbnstian fundamcnlalists that he would
no t allow his rehg10us views to intcrfCR with affairs of state.
whale at the same time holdina on to his .. in' is1ble army."
But 1s Amenca ready for a president with a ··p1pehne" to
God. as Robenson boasts? Perhaps 1t 1s.
R onald Reagan proved there's pohucal capital to be
mined on the rchgious nght And. like the president.
Robenson does ha'e a wa) v.1th TV camaas.
~ Ashry Pvt f N.J.) PttU
Social Security
Is ';oc1al 5c.·cunl\ stnClh a retirement acc:ounl or 1s 11 an
annu1t) that ta~esdTect "'hen a part1c1pant reache~age 65 and
1s e hg1bk lur lull benefits. o r rc<K h~ age 62 and 1s eligible for
reduced benefits"
That's the argument that has flared in Washingto n o nce
again as the l'ffort t'i launched to el1m1nate the SI!. .i-00 a ~ear
earnings l·ap
Tho~ "'ho support the propo~I argue 1hat (the (3p)
pum~hl's th"· ddcrl).
( nttl\ tn'>l'it lhl· original 1n1l·nt of Social ~:c unt) "'as to
pro' tdl' intomt.' after retirement The' tread on unccnain
grounds hU\\l'\ l'r \\ hl'n the~ bnng Up the ma tte r of the
original tnll'nl ol ~K.1al Sccunt)
Original 1nl\.·n1 "'a" <:hanged in a"' holcsak manner b)
n~' l'>ton ' .\ norable namplc of that 1s that "'1do"'s of
IJrml'r'> "'ho nn e r paid f.)oc1al \ecunt} ta\CS '°'l"fl' granted
txndll\
.\lso the earnings~ ~n<l\ at age 70. If l'arnmg.\ arc a ,
l .. u:tur bet"'l'\.'n the agC'\-of 65 and 70. ~h~ not alter "7(~
Rl·pcal ufthl' earnings cap 1sclearl) 1n the pubhl tnh:rest.
Botl'-6 f Pa. I Eap
Reagan's budget
1
Prest<knt Rcapn w submitted a SI . I tnllton feder.11
budge& to ( onsrcu for the fiK"al )ttt bqjnnang RC-\l Oct. I.
Reagan campa.i~ for the prf'Sidmc) ~tght )tan aao
with a promise to -bra.lana the fcdttaJ budart--
Ht has fa11ed to providt the kind oflcadcnh1p that •ouJd
en ouraar C onpns to an 111 a fnall) rcspomabk f.uhtoei.
Asa ~ult. e an npttt annual ~s of m°" than SI
tnlhoo and conunu.cd srowtb of tbc mtio.W dcbL no•
somc-.httt around S2.S ariUioo.
To the mmiom of ~'i:le'ft'S •bo bad looktd to ltnpn 10
cLampOO-n on tbt bit••~ in Wadiinlton. tus u~o terms
in lJw Whilt HOUK ba~ becaadismal fiDlUR.
,,.., ' .... IN.ILi ~ n..
ORANGE COAST
L11ngren gives up career
in Congress for legal limbo
SACRAMENTO -Whithtr Dan
Lunvcn?
Hu oom1na11on as state treasurer as
1n lepl limbo. ha\ tnl bttn approved
b> the statt .\sscmbly and ttjected by
1hc state Senate.
Ht could ha\t withdrawn Wlth
honor. returning to his carttr an
( ongrc-ss. But Llst Wttk. hC' an-
nounced 1ha1 he wall not Sttk anothn
term rn Congrns from has Long
Beal h d1 stm t 1h1s )atr And an doing
1hal. he mtcratcd that he will flght a
lcial bank to take the unsurer's
omtt. .
Lungren and Go' C,rorgr Deu-
k mC'Jtan. v. ho appointcd ham to thC'
pos111o n thrl"c months ago onl) to stt
a fit:ne b:mle erupt O\t'r confirma-
11on contend tha1 11 v.ould take
rcJClllon b) both houS("S to den~ ham
thl· treasurer"s office
CXmocrat1c ltgaslatl\e leaders.
v.ath the backing of .\norne~ ~neral
John \"an de K.lmp contend that lhC'
SP\.'t 1al const11u11onal ~nguage go'·
ern1ng confirma11on S:.)S he ~
apprO\ al b~ both houses. that rcJ(C·
lion b' one -an 1h1s caK . the Snlate
-v.a~ sufficient to block ham.
Then.-as h1tlc or no case Llw on the
subJ\.'C't. since 1he const11u11onal
pro' mon as onl~ a dtcaM old and
ne\i.'r has been tested in coun. Plain
language reading of the tonurtd
\Crbaagccan lead toc11her conclust0n
and legal scboLl~ d1sagrtt
L lumately, 11 v.ould be left to the
state Su~emeCoun -a coun whc>K
ma1ont} "'as appomtcd b) Dcu-
kmcJian -to d«ick which inta-
pn:tatton 1s corrni.
That could take months and bd'~
11 can bcgm. lu~n and Dna-
kmt:Jian must wuk on a stratCI) to
pl3<.C the IS.SW btf~ the C'OUrtS.
Thq 'II dectck. tht) say. this Wftk..
DAN
WAl.TEIS
Lunvcn coukt s.mply have himself
sv.om an and atlempt to lake control
of the off1Ce. T~t might also compel
him to rni&n from Congress and it
'-'Ould rnuh tn an immediate suit
from Democrats. It could also cloud
the lepht> of bond issues and other
trea~urer's office business.
Or he could Sttk a SO<allcd
"fncnJI> suit .. that '-'Ould allow him
to pursue the issue an the courts
v.11hout g1' ang up his congrcss1onal
k'at One sccnano being c1rruLl1cd
v.ould ha\C him suing DcukmeJian.
but the !~hues arc track).
.\ special lqal foundauon may be
crcatC'CI to pursuC' the case
W~te,er lepl 'chicles arc uKd.
Lungrcn's announcement last Wttk
makes It ckar t~I he's giving up has
dcade-okt COn&Jn51onal carttr and
placing his polittcal fate an the hands
of the rouru.
And the announcement careful!}
dtd not prom1~ anyone that hC''ll
serve out Lhr rcmamdtt of bas ~nt
ttrm in Co~s.. which leaves ham
with the option of rnipina either to
be s~om in as uasurcr immediately.
or perhaps kavins Conpess to pursue
his lcpl battlt as a pnvate citizen.
One sourtt close to the Dtu-
k mcJ ian adman1stn1tion says that an
op11on 1s for Lunven to rcsip from
Conarcss and pn a SacTalMnto law
firm -perhaps Lhc Rcpublican-
pnenlcd firm 1n ,,.hach Oeukmcjian
ad'•ascr St"'ve Mcrksama is a partner
-so that the battle could bt fouaht
from California. rather than from
Washinaton.
Having already de-ctded not to fik
for ~kct~on to Consrcss. Lun~
has no particular rnson to remain in
Washington. If he loses th·e legal
baule to become state 1rcasurer. he
almosr cert.ainly would be remaining
an Cahforn1a anywa). either to take
another appointment from Deu-
kmeJian or to practice law.
The J.Overnor's office inslSls.
meanwt11lc. that there arc no con1-
inge nc) plan~ to appoint someone
else 10 the treasurer's office. Never-
theless. the uncenaanty over Lungre n
aut omaucall) 5t'ts poh11cal circles
bu111ng ~•lh <;p«ulat1on o\Cr whom
DeukmeJ•an might ha'e in mind as a
bad.up
It won'1 be Ken Madd). 1he
Republican leader of the stale Senate
who was fa,ort'd b) many Demo-
crats If nothin& else. ~ war oHr
Lunsren has po1sonrd that poss1·
b1ht}: at one point. tn fact. Lun1ren
had an angf) c\chan~ with Madd) in
v.h1ch he accused the lqislatorofnot
doing cnOuJh to win Senate approval.
The Capitol rumor mill. however.
has popped up with a new scenano. If
Lungren can't take the office. so this
SIOf) goe$. DcukmeJ1an would ap-
po1 nt Los Anarlc-s County Supervisor
Peter Schabarum. a former state
legislator who has displayed some
signs of hav1n1 stattw1dc political
ambitions.. and then name lunarcn as
Schaberum·s succ:euor on the Board
ofSupcrvlsors. which doesn't ~uire
legislative approval.
And. in fact. a slot on the LA Board
of Supervisors may be just about as po~ctful as btan& state treasurer.
,.. "~ ,. • 1yatllald
cWz ·fs• .. s.en.. ...
Consumer groups protest
uses of the OMB's blacklist
tar bc)ond punishini chronic abuscn
·of federal aad. The 28 agcncin
oventtn ~ OMB a~ pttplRd lo
impkmcnt tht rqulauons. bqinnans
in M.y o(th11 year.
Tbr ruin would u1le offenders
from fcdcnl assistance for as much as
th~ )can. Only ~nonal ent1tlc--
mcnLS such as Social Security and
welfare payments would M
~otttttd.
The blacklist coukt be about as
sccrctnc as a pubhc spankins: OMB
has ~cd t~t the hst bt ac-
cnsiblt via a toU-frtt numbtt. Evm tbosc v.ho .. do business .. with
someone on the last would bt subjttt
to blacklistin& themsclvn.. wbcthcror
not they knew tbc o1Jmdin1 pany was
on tht list.
Whm mcmbcnofCo..,-c:s.s bcpn
ractins to tht 10.0.. .ct of rep.
lat1om.. OMB off.aa& teemed tuf-
pnted about the fusa. In a lctier to
Brooks. one OMB official Hplained
that 1ht nala for auspendina private
C1tam1 from federal aMt werr simply
modtkd after csisiina rules imposed
on C091nc10n who rqaatarty do
buliwu v.ilh the ftclcnl 90vcm-
mmt.
.. , a ~-tide anatytis of the
t-.o tets o( ruin slllowi ti.at coat1W-
10ndnJi• with h.,: sums of rnonry
It' licss scrutiny tban that ~
fotai.t'--:Tortbuludmt ••• Wmlloaa.
A COMnCW bas to wtltfulty r.il to
~M-IObta.ml"...._ .. ..,.a IM .._ ... a
Cililrtl Qa ., ........... fDr --~ ... cOlllld ·-f18'11 ..... C a10n C9 "'.C hh it only for .......... Wrralp.,. ... e: ~· -11411~• coeld '~ tN ....... ~ ......... .... -.g:•. • ... rt •• ........ ., ... ..... «rm . IO ~~ ~ dw ~"!"!!,,,,..,
""11111 .oA-ttriHl 'WillUDn .. 4:1
., oe tllir !ill -• • •n Ill Clli .. en ...... lJIDO .
.. , COMV•fr ...... aft 90I IO
sure. Gary Bau. d1rtt'tor o( OM B
Watch. a non-profit poup cnticaJ ot
the ~ncy. says OMB "wants to play
God. ·and he fcan tbc hst wall be used
b> tht po~uf ul for POiiticai lcvftlle.
The bt!Qaucn:d farmers may havt
tht most to lose from the new ruin.
Howard Lyman. a lcaislative analyst
fol lbc Natio"" f'armrn Union.
ntimalCS that the ruin would bw
6S.OOO family fannas out of busi-nns.. farmtrs DOW It' lbcMlt JO
pct't'mt o( their livdelw>od lh~
f'cdmlJly becked ,,.ams. ••Brirw on
the blldlis&. ~ou'd be bom dald.'.
Lyman said.
Wt asktd tbc inspec1« .Jencral't
of'rltt in lbc [)qiertlM'ftt or Aaricu ..
turelMJw IM.~~ alk1 '-nnnL A ~~tinedcotn
mcnL ..,. .. die ....... WM ~
r1w" 1aid dlaa theOMldidll' want it
bandied about i• &he~
l. r • . ,.
'
Enforcement
of zoning in
S.Laguna
To the Editor.
You live in your chosen FOtAphic
area for. amonaothttlhjnp.~iticaJ
stability. One day a nci borina
government takes control o tbc 1rea
you live in. The)' immediattl)' notify
you. and many of yournei&hbon.. lbat
)OU are in violation of one of their
laws and that they intend to search
)Our propcn) to. amonaotha tbinp.
make sure everyone is for one family.
They also tell you that if~ fail to
cooperate. you will bt put an jail.
France. 1942? Afahanistan, 1982?
Try United States o1 Arnttica, 1988!
More specifically South Laauna.
Calif.
In the mid-'70s when lookina for
property to build our dream home on,
pan.icular care was taken to avotd the
city o( Laauna Beach as the political
views and method of city manqr-
mcnt were not compatible with ours.
A location was found in the county
area k.J\own as South La1una. In l 981
wt purchased a second home for
ttnlaJ purposes in the same area.
OveT the past I 2 years this bas been•
wonderful communuy to live in. The
county or Orangt. while providina
excellent community scrvicn.. has
had a live-and-let-hve approach in
the management of the area.
Around I 984 a petition was
circulating m the South La1una area
that would put 10 a public vote the
idea of ha"'"' the o ty of Laauna
Beach anncA South Laguna. This idea
was apparently so repulsive to the
rc&iSlcrcd 'ottrs of South Laauna
that the pctttion did not evtn pan
enough sisnaturcs to act on the beJlot.
Throughout last year we had heard
rumors that the county of Oranat
intcndC'd to encoura,ae many small
county communities under thcircon-
1rol. 10 consider annexing wuh their
larger incorporated ne1ghbon. We
felt. as dad most of the people we
know m South l..a&una. that an issue
1h1'i senou$. an issue that would have
such a far-reachin& impact on our
hH'S. -.ould ~rt.aanly be Mterm1ncd
al a general election
The ctl} of Laguna found a WI) to
c1rcumven1 the popular vote and was
successful an an unethical land arab
and took control of the South Laauna
area as of January 1988. The rqi~
tcrcd voters. the taxpayers and resi-
dents of the commun11y never had a
chance to 'ote on the anneuuon
ISSUe.
Before the end of our first month
under the new rqime wt rettivcd
notice from the Cll) of Laguna Beach
statm& that thC) had received a
complaint rqardtn& our rent.al prop-
erty. and that thC') intended to search
same to amon& other tbmp. de-
termine if the 1cnants wtrc of one
famtt). I rcquestC'CI a copy of the
complaint and rttrived a doc:umcnt
which. ifindccd 1t 1s valid. Slates onl)
our name, the address and "con-
version to two units." 1110 a date in
1986. The rest of the document is
blank. no complainant.. no inter-
v 1e"rer. no code sections violated.just
blank.
Some 2SO propcn) ownen and an
estimated 600 tenants arc the victims
of this vicious attack on our com-
munity. The rcaion is simpk. the
Laauna city manaaement is
motivated by economia. Their at-
tack on South Laauna. if sU«USful.
will ~ve the fOUowina financial
impact: tbc eliminaoon oflO percent
or the population means )() pnttnt
fewer calls for public scn'ices. JO
pcrttn t lcss city dollars will bt M:f:dcd
to manqc tbc arca. Many, if not the
majority. of the rental propeny
owners will bt forced to sell their
propenics. which woukl end up on
the ta• rolls al curTCnt market vaJuc.
The 1naascd l't'Venuc to tbc city
woukt be substantial.
lncraJC l't'Venucs. dccreasc eJl-
ptnKS and to hell with the hundreds
of people who will suffer over the
yeaB to come.
The cily may think lhey arc q.Jly
corT«1 an enfomc:. a 1936 R-l
zoninJ ordinance. which has vin&&ally
bttn ilJ'Of"d for S2 )ears. by w that rn(orcement in 1911. T1te
1ty of that is qumtOMblie ud wil bt
decided by •~ couru lhoukl the)'
continue their pursuit. What is not in
question is the morality and dhin of
thtir .ctions.. They spnk (of tlattn·
selves.
If my speculation "'8rdiaa
.Laauna's motive far this uaaiccep. ui.-aC'lion is ....._ thta I and
~-Howevtt. 1 c~ the
Laauna ldch Cit) Council IO live 1
reasonable eq,tanalioe for Gc:ir
vkaous attact °" Soua Lailalu. PA\JLMUU bdt~
I
25 CE TS •
ns up in arlns over s ·peeders
Say Oriole Drive crash latest example of
dangerous condition in neighborh~
By PAt:L ARCHIPLEY a. ... a., ........
A group of Costa Mesa home·
ov. Ol'rs "'hose street 1s frequented b'
speeding drl\ crs arc fod up v.11h v.hat
the\ con'>1dcr to be 10d1fft'rcncc h'
C-11; Hall and the pohtt depanmcnt
Res1dl·nts on Onok Orne nonh of
thl.' ( osta Ml.'sa Countl) ( lub art'
c1rcula11ng a pc1111on and con'>1denn~
a lav.<,u11 io pro mpt cit) acuon
Thl·1r lrus1rat1on v.as aggra' ated
Saturda' "'hcn a motorist crashed
into 1v.o parked cars and plov.ed into
a trl'l' on the .... 1nd1ng rcs1den11al
strel't
i\llen 0 ) mo nd. 41. of ( osta \.k~
v.as rushed to Fountain Valle'
Trauma Cenler in stnous condition
follov.ing lhc 8 4S pm. accident
D) mood v.as arf't"Stcd at tht hospi-
tal on suspicion of dnv1ng under the
influence and rclt"astd pending com-
plct1on of blood tests. said Lt (hfT
Mc Bruk.
The) have taken their case to tM
( 11\ Council. onh lo be told to solve
thl·ir ov. n problen;s. said rt'stdcnt Jim
Gau be
{Jaube said the cm TrafTic Com-
m1ss1on did lool at· the is.sue and
pos1cd ~5 mph Spl'Cd hm1t and radar
v.arning s11ns
Those actions ha' en 't slowed the
'>f)C.'Cdi:rs rl'Sldl'Ot'> said
··Prnpk p1d up spet"d and ti') to
nl·got1ate those turns. and there's no
"'J\ thl'' can." Gau be said
thl result 1s parll'<i car; arc hit.
tr J\h cans arc crushed and spttdin1
c ;Jf\ l'Od up on front lav. ns
l<l'S1dcnts l~ 1ng to back out ofthe1r
Jn\l'"'a's ha'c bl-en rear-en~ed be· lau~· ra·rs come up behind tht'm so
qu1rl l)
Rt"-s1dcnts are e'en afraid to kt
thl·1r childn:n pla~ 1n their front
~ ards.
··Peo ple arc totall~ fed up.'" Gaube
~1d .. .\t the rate it's go ing. sooner or
latl'r somebod~ ·s going to get killed -
......................... ..,
Residents on Oriole Drift In CoMa Meea lnapect tile
wrecJlaCe Saturday after Allen Dymond loet control of Illa
•aa. bit two puked can and plowed lato a tree. Bome-
cnirnen •J they're fed ap with speed•n& on their etreet.
Rcs1<kntson Sunda) said D) mond
v.as amon1 lht' dnvers 1he} ha'c
complamcd about "'ho d m c at
e>.C'C'SSJ\ e spttds on their street be-
tv.ecn lht eolf COUrst and Estancia
0n\C.
Police also ha' e btt-n ot httlt' help.
residents said The' ·\C told hornc--
ov. nl'rs the Str~t IS not a high pnont)
and 1hc depanment d~n't ha'c the
(Ple&ee eee llESAJllS/ A2)
Nation
Vice President Bush is
riding high as S4per
Tuesday nears./ A5
Another big quake rocks
Alaska./A5
.. Sports
Woodbridge High's boys
and girls basketball
teams are selected to
compete in the Southern
California Regionals./81
Mexico's Martin Mon-
dragon. an ex-soccer
player. wins the Los An-
geles Marathon./81
Index
Advice and Games A9
Births A4
Bulletin Board A3
Business A6-7
Classified B6-8
Comics A10
Entertainment A8
Opinion A12
Public notices B4-5
Sports Bl_.
Weather A2
c
Former U.S. drug
_ageuJ ~~~es Q~ttle
into boardrooms
By PAUL ARCHIPLEY
Ot .. 0., .........
Ted Hunter can remember getting
exc11ed about drug busts 1n the 1960s
that netted ~S kilos of manJuana.
Toda). federal couns v.on"t e'en
prosecute ca54.'S '°' olv1nc less tMn
1.SOO pounds.
h 's the kind of example 1ha1
bolsters Hunter's behef that l:sw
enforcement alone can't beat .\men·
ca·s lo'e affair v.1th drugs
He should knov.. A )Car ago.
H untcr retired from 16 )cars 1n la"
enforcement. the bulk of 11 ~Ith the
Drug Enforcement ..\dm1n1strat1on
But he behc' es there 1s a solu11on
It's in ..\menca·s boardrooms
That's wh}. v.hcn Hunter left tht
DE.\. he accepted an offer to head a
nc"' compan) tha1 spcc1ahzes in
d evelo ping dru~ ~hc1es and pro-
grams for the nation s busint"-ss sector
Suuauon Management Inc. de' 1scs
drug policies. pro' ides educa11on
programs and consults with em-
plo)Crs and c mplo)ttS on 1nter-
vent10n and n:hab1htat1on.
The )Car-old T usun-bascd firm has
chenu ran11ng from muh1m1lhon-
dollar corpora11ons to local shop-;
Thl· biggest hurdle S~I faces 1s
con' 1nc1ng l'mplo~ers the) ha'e a
drug problem
··Bu!lmess can no longer sa~ 1~
denial fashion ·1 don't have a drug
problem.' If )Ou cmplo) people. )OU
ha'e a drug problem." Hunter said.
Hov. muc h., In '1nuallv c\Cn
store. l'' cf) fac1on . even· ofTicc.
about onc-founh ot the emplO)CCS
ha\C a d rug or .ilcohol problem .
according to the National Institute of
(Pleue eee W Aft/ A2)
Friendly yacht race
takes turn for worst
By ALMON LOCKABEY ....................
"This cup 1s dona1ed upon the
cond1uon that 1t shall be p~f"cd a~
a pcrpelual challenge cup for fnendh
compeut1on betv.cen foreign coun-
tncs."
Those arc the words of the Amcn-
ca 's Cup ~d of G1f\ as dictated b)
Gc<>fF Schuyler of the New York
Club when he donated the Cup 1n
perpetuity 100 years II<>·
The bif1CSt violation of the Deed of
Gin in this year's match betWttn the
dcfcndinc San Dieao V acht Club and
the challcQ&inl Mercur) Bay Boat
C1ubofNew Znland is thilt thttc will
no fncndlioess bctWttn the two
competitors
That much "'as madl' clear at a
"media alcn·· a1 lhl' H ~att Rt"-genq
Hotel in Long Beach last 'Wednesda~
night ~hen design manager John
Marshall '>peaking for the Sail
i\mcnca Foundation. manager of
SDYC-s defen~. told a packed au-
dience of pnnt. radio and tele' ISIOn
rcponcrs
"We art losma respect for Michael
fa) as he dodacs honest compcuuon
and 1s lf>IOI to Wln b) legal shoncuts
that ~oukl replace crcati"e skills of
)ICht dcs11n ...
Fay is the New Zealand merchant
banker wh found a loophole in the
(Pleue ... A.IBRICA'8/A2)
.............. TWDIM9ee Climbing high
Patrick Hotao. 8 . of Newport B•cll ecalee a peak -no
doubt became lt'• tllere -d1ll'blC a roci cllabla& demoutradcua 8GDdaJ at t.M ooeata. 01 A«heatue 18. an
outdoor ud tra•el oadltten atOn la~ lleea.
Iran
fires
on U.S.
copters
By IUCRAJlD PYLE .................
MAN"MA. Bahrain -"rnencan
hchcopters on a rt"COnnaus.ancc fl•&ht
escaped Sund.a) after drawins beav)
machine aun fire from an 011 piadorm
and SC' eral unidentified boats in 1hc
central Persian Gulf. L. S. ofT1C1aJs
said
The attack came about .:!5 hours
after a L' v.arsh1p. on patrol fanht'r
nonh fired at v.hat were bel~\cd to
be Iranian spttdboau mov1n1 toward
one of the 'a'~ ·s offshore supply
bargt'!I
The t"'o encouniers shattered o ne
of the longc-sl pcnods of quiet in the
aulf ~·nee the gulfs so-called "tanker
"ar" bl>gan four vea~ ago. There
ha' e been no rcponed att.4Kks on
sft1pp1 n& b~ either Iraq or Iran i.1ntt
Feb 1:
But the two wamng nauons con-
tinued unda} to trade savaac m1ss1le
atlad~ o n each other's cities. The
Iraqi ~ev.s ..\ac~ said Iraq firui five
lona-ransr rockets into Tehran and
Jt't fia,htcrs bombed I 0 lran&a.n cnics
in rctahat1on for Iran's "cnm1nal
atlaC'ks on Iraqi Cl' 1han areas."
Iran said 1t launched two m1ss1lcs
into Ba&hdad and four into otMr
Iraqi cities. 1nclud1ng Basra 1n l~
sou1h. v. hale Iranian 9-&rplann
bombed four cities o r towns.
Bolh sides rcponcd ctVihans killed
or v.oun<kd in the missile and
bomb1n1 attacks. but pvc no faprcs.
The na') did not sa) who firui on
the l '.S hehroptcn on Sunday. but
there appeared no doubt 1t was Iran.
.... h1ch controls many of tM otl
platforms in the ttntral sulf and uses
some as suppl) and siaaana bases for
the armed boau that 1>9trol the waicn
and attack neutral shipp1na.
l officaats d«hncd to Kknttfy
lhe 011 o~tform involved other lha1'
(Plaue ... lllAR/Aa)
Laguna warning
signs on dog poop
not pretty picture
W AIUfDfG 8101'8 ••• .......
pets. The nnn would alto be made
prosrnsivc. ,rttint mott Hpnsive
with suettnivc cit1ap.
Spttine did not know e-:!l how
much the fann would be ra' • only
that they will be in Unit with what
other area cittn and the county
Cha!JFS.
.. They'"' reaJly low now." Spmnt
said.
The rommitlft nded tblt a man-
ll allO said that t.bc ~
dationt will not apply to ScNelt Llluna W'ltil ~ts from ik.,.
Uve I Chan« to di1Cust tht illllf.
WAR ON DRUGS SHIFTS TO WORKPLACE •••
Pn.Al DnaaAbuse.
.ln a.be construct1on trades. cs11-
main of dnaa abuK amona worttfn
raQF as hiah as 40 percent.
"Oraner County is that h1ah or
hit.her btcaust of its am~n« and
lifestyle," Hunter said.
Over the coune of thrtt decades.
Hunter has bttn fiahtina the arow1na
and ever-<hanaina enemy from
metropoht.an inner<lty strttts to
Oran,r County's elccuuve suitca.
He worked San Francisco's H11Jht·
Ashb\ary d1stnc1 dunna the heyday of
the bi~ cuhu"' with its manjuana.
halluc1noaens. stimulents and
barbituatcs.
In the 1970. he was s-n of a task
fortt in Quttns.. New York. that
battled corrupt public ofYkials.
In fact. he ~nt to Jiii on a trumped
up dw:lc u4 paid .a prosec•uoc
S 10.000 to "put an the fa•."
U lumatcly. the operauon was com-
promiwd by a Life mapzinc story.
"We ~re a hairs brndth away from
conv1ct1nt a supcnor coun J'-Ml~."
Hunter said. TedB-ter.antbMDllA~lll•••---... JtMt That opcra11on was the baSIS of epectall 11 la .......... .,.. ........ ,_ bd= 111 Robert Daley's book "Pnn« of the
C'ity ...
Hunter went on to oversee the
DEA 's Far Ea5t division as heroin
and h1&h arade marijuana bepn to
Oood 1n.
He b«ame the spcclal •nt in
cha~ of the Los A~lcs d1vasion.
whK'h o'er1ttS most of Southern
C'ahfomaa. Nevada. Hawau. Samoa.
'Guam and olhc-r U.S. trust territoncs..
1ust as cocaine became the dru1 of
choa~
In all. U S. law enforcement aacn-
c1n at all levels s~nt mo"' than S6
b1lhon last )e&r on dNI enforcement.
Yet. that 1mprcss1ve sum pales in
com pm son to the drua track. which is
a SSO btlhon-pcr-ycar enterpmr.
"ThrouJh<>ut my carctt I've v~w
ed a probkm ~ 1ttm 1ll-cqu1ppcd to
deal with.·· Hunter said. "It JUSI runs
from one drua to another.
"We had hallu<'inoeens 1n the 60I.
then the heroin problem. then the
ccx-a1nt probkm.
"h 's hke dnlin1 with prnsurc
points. You ust all your rnouf'C'es on
one probkm and up pops anothtr.
··1 think my IX"Crs and colleaaucs
rcahzcd we nttd broad-bated ero-
arams.. not JUSt law enforttment. • he
said.
"The dru1 problem 1s supply and
demand We cffate our own rot>-
kms b) need:· h<' said "I the
Colombian cartel recosnized there
was no demand for cocaine. it ~
stop ovcrniJht."
The cocaine <kmand abo il-
lustraln the important di~rnce in
the dfUJ use of today corns-red to a
1tncrat1on aio when Hunatt bcpn
his carttr.
"The pcopk ~ amsted whco I
started ~ pretty much the un-
cmpts)ycd. the dcrdicts.. the thicvn.
Today. drua abusrn "°' more oftm employed.'' he said ... And they doft•t
distinauish n«CSSanly ~tW«n
where and when they use and deal ..
Law enforttrMnfs iaability to
handle the 11haauon has bttn
cmphasued by cm. c ... nty
ShmfT Brad Gain as ~IL who
recommended HuntD to SMI.
Gates. who is on SMrs advisory
board. OftCt thratmed to publicize
lhe names of business laden who
failed to join his campaian tp.insa
drut abust. He remains a staunch
advocak of dnta policies and cduca-
tiorl proarams in the wortplatt.
"The main thrust ofSMI &a &oMtp
fill in the pps. .. Gain uid. .. Fint.
they have to ,et comean~ &o admit
they have a probkm.
Praisina SM rs effons iD educatina
the bu.sincu 1«1or. Gata said.
.
"They've done an ouwandinajob in
the s-st year and I think that's d~ to
Ted Hunkr."
~Y the stronaest stllina point
SM I can make to business people is
the bottom liM iss~ -drut UJtrS
cost them money.
-0ur mnsaee is that t.siness has
to do more:· Hunatt uic1 .. There.,
no controvcny: for di and econ-om~ reasons. bu11nns &as'° dc'Vck>p
a drva policy 1n the wonplace.
.. We sit down with ~lions
and <kvclop a corporate pilik>sophy
•Yint CSKnlially that dtup amt't
aicttpeabk and won't be toleralicd.
-Employees ud supeniton know
their ~bilitin. so evuyonc
buys in and undersiands it's b the common weU-bcint."
Employen learn how df\11 _,.
caux ~ accidtnts. are ablent and
tardy men o~n and fa~ "'°"
WOfter's compmsa&joa da.ims.
Tbcy also learn lbe courts will loot
at if\iwicsand invacipee neal~.
askh'I what employers are doint to
proeea worllen from dnta abuK-
lt't too u~nsive to ipore.
Or, IS Hunkr noted. "°Some
216.000 Ora.nee Count7 employees
arc throwina another dr\11 peny 11
work today.
.. GYnt who's picki.na up the tab7"
MESANS UPIN ARMS OVER SPEEDERS •••
Prom Al
manpov.cr to constant!) patrol 1htir
strl~t
Lt. McBndc. whosie dull« 1nclu<k
0' c:rsc:c1n1 the traffic d1v1S1on. said
lhc first he·d heard oft he problem was
Sunda' when h<' u"erheard some
officers talluna aboul tht' S111urda)
niJht accident and th<' rt"S1dents·
complaints.
··1 can undcniand th<'1r concern ··
McBride said ... wc:·11 sure look into 1t.
··1 hope v.l' can help thcsie pcopk
out as much as "c ~an. and we will
Wc.-.11 Ir) IO &Cl II handled ..
uar) Fcna11. who ha\ h-.ed on
Onok 15 )l·ars. said lh<' probl<'m isn't
new. He was outside Saturday when
Dymond dro-ve by.
.. My son ycUcd at him &o slow
down ... Fenate said. S«onds latcf.
they heard him CTaSb..
Dymond was bri"t foUowcd by a woman who was ., ..... on his
bumper," Fcnali said.
Rn.dents wan~ to mab a
citizen's annt ol lhe wat9Aft. but a
PC>lttt ofTtttr said ta.ty MN"a~ quali-ricd to judlt hn speed. fnlli ..w.
Y C'l. an olre«r said it Wll obvKMll
D) mond had been spttdina and the
v.om:in was aiven a ~ty test
She was allow~ to leave. but an
CONTEST COME-ON •••
Prom Al
··1t look~ hkt' a chttk. but 11 doMn't
sti) ·Pa) to 1hc order or· ..
Bui. th1nk1n1 he m1~t bt a winner.
Reid 1ook tht ··check • and noufica-
t1on into tht Hou11n1 l\uthority
ofTK'c. The) were so conv1n«d ht'd
.-on the) •ere rt•d> to cut off his
IUISlantt.
-Everybody was conp'ltulauna me:· said the Hun11na1on Inch
resident "I said don't take mt off
hous.na unul I attually 1tt a c:h«k. ••
Rt1d called the · United Lltn
Purrhasina Ellchan1t. the Los An~
~--...... c. uo ..... I• '°91.t ...... c" _,..._ 9'• •UO • ._.. C• •Jt;
,Cin firm that IS sponsorina the
'"'('('pstakcs. and leamt"d that nobody
has won anyth1n1 )Ct. A drawina IS
dated for Dcumbcr.
~ U. Posa.al Srrvttt has rc-
cc1vt'd complaints about the rom·
pan) and bas forwarded them &o l!w
Federal T'1dc Commm.on for in-
vest.lion.
Reid fra~ the bops chttk 11 a
mnilMkrollus brush wnh -ahh.
.. It wu hkt my dram waa
answm'd.-ht said. .. lut hltt every•
thina. m) bu~ aot poppnt.. ..
~-w .. ,. ......... ,...., ..... ,,.,,,
ofr~cr waf'Md her"°' &o drive or she
would be amseed fot dnantn clriv·
1Q1. Fenau said.
1tesidtnts •id ma•Jr:!:be _..
int drivni arc c:omi• tk .. , ,.._
hole .. of \ht l!Dlf c:ounr.
"They tr' dntnk at tM dc:o.w
and IO cto'Wn ~ ltnit1, .. Fctllli llicL
T:kt F.alknoa's llo.w ii ...... riabt on tk c:urn OI Ori* ....,.
many of tlilc-acrilkou .ca..
.. We've ~ ydli.M ...... it fOt ~rs." Fulltrton ~It'•..._• 1fthccopsdon't wanttodal with it. It
take~ a lot of prodd1 n1 10 ,et them out
here:·
Fullenon said his father has actu-
al!) stopped sprcc:kn and yanbd
them out or thcu can in fury. Olhtr
residents have chased dnvcrs into the
101( courx parklna lot.
Hrs Jlrll~nd wu thrcavMd by a
motons& who rlC'td up behind lwr u
s.hc was bed:if'I '*' of ttw clrivC'Way.
FWknon..;ct
leWall "9ve even t.llked aa.o..t
takina 0ts the taptMt ol a ..-.
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AMERICA'S CUP NOT SO FRIENDLY •••
homAI
Deed ofG1f\ that would allow bim &o
challener San Oiqo Yacht Ollb.
cumnt hokkr of the cup. and bu a
malch this year in yachts with ~foot
waterlines -almost twitt the litt of
the 1 l·metcr class which has bttn
used in Cup competition sintt I 9S8.
SDYC/Sail America had pfanacd to
hold the dcfmse in San Die9o in 1991
in 12 meter yachts. open to&Ucomcn.
To counter Fay's movt. San Dieao
YC and Sail America have come up
with a plan to defend he Cup with a
hiah-tcch catamaran and move the
'"..-C.O-..S..-~ lO &M Su ~ tlMannd otr Loi Mi9*t and Lons~ .. area wi&ll wi• better
suited to catamarans.
Fay IS prolcstin1 both lbc Ult of a
muluhull racht and the chaner of
venue and 1s threaten int to ao beck to
court to qa1n stall lhc ddendn.
"What ltt·rc SIYlftl to Fay is that
we have attepted yow chalac..
Qu•t staJhns. fotFt tk lawycn.. and
kt's ,rt out on the watc'r and ICltle
this match ... said Manhall.
Marshall said thctt is notb.int in
the Omt of Gift tbat prohibits a
dcfcnte in a catamaran as '°"I IS the craft mttlS the paralMttf'I o( a
wattr1inc between 44 and 90 feet.
But Fay contends tbat a rate
between two such widely diflermt
craft could not be called a "mak'h ...
Marshall said Sail Ammca is
tM.tildina two muhibulls.. OtW a •ina
mast catamaran. and another which
he declined to idmtify.
Meanwhile. Dtnnis Conner. s.lli~
per of the I 2-me1ft S&an A Slripn 1n
which be baa Australia 4-.() to rttovcr
the Cup. is now practiri"I sailint a
catamaran. a craft 1n whidl hr hM DO
cxperientt.
ConDC'f as alto sound int off apiMt
Fay. callina bis co•trovenial
challen,r an ambush and vowina to
dcfal the Kiwis as soundly as be did
the Aussies.
Sinu t.k most rctt11t mtttint. it
has bttn an.DCM&Dttd lhal Lotle leacb
will be the bast city for ~ year's
Arnma's Cup. Thr dccUion was
IRAN FIRES ON U.S. COPTERS •••
hem Al
to say it was "1n the centraJ aulf."
They said. ho~ver. that it wu not
the Rost.am platform. the taratt of
wllina by U.S. ckstroytn in Ottoba
in a retaliatory raid for an Iranian
m1u1le strike that hit a U.S.·n..ct
tanker.
Reportrn 1n a PenLIFf' MWS
media pool aboard the U.S. missik
friptt Simpson quoted the skippc-r.
Cmdr. James McTipc. IS sayint t.k
helicopttn ~ on ··routine re-
conna1ssa°"" over the plfwhen the
firinaOC'Cumd about l:lOLm.
McTia* said the helicoplen. Ry·
1n1 ahead of the northbound
SimptOn. took evasive action d .. rina
the thrtt-m1nutt incident and did not
return fa"'.
He Mknufied one belicop&er as an
SH-608 Scabawk. a C'l"aft bued
Coerd wanbipa. U.S. bus in the
1uJf ~ suPOOtled by an array ol
aircraft. indudi• heavily . armed aun~ip1. o,riatina from ..,....,..
or of&borc .,_... v
,
Rolling along
Warrior
teams
chosen
Each draw road
assignmen{s for
SoCal Regionals
By ROGER CARUON °' ... ....,,_ .....
lknhs in thr ("IF ::!-.\ finals pro"ed
''' be.' l"nough C)unda} -\\ oodbndgr
High·., bo~l> and gJrls baskt"tball
lcJm\ dt"\ptll" fin1\hing No 2 1n thr1r
rt.''IPl"Cll\l' lltk gam~ hJ\<" ~n
"4."k\ t\·d to lOm~te an lhC' \outhrrn
< ahforn1a Regionals bt-g1nn1ng
Tul·wa'
8111 Shannon·s bo,.-. tl·am lht·
dd<"nd1ng '>1311:' c hampion\ 1n
!>1\1\1on II ha H. dra" n a road
""''gnme nt aga1n\I ~n D1t•go i...earn~
Jnd "111 mct•11he lauer Tul:'\da~ n1gh1
J 1 J \Ill' to ht· wlecwd near the." Krarny
campu\
fhr girls under l OOl h l-m Bangs
mu'il tra,el to ~ngrr High located
\Omr ::!O mil~ cast of frt•\no. on thr
"a> 10 Kings< an)on alw fucsda)
n1gh1
··w r got r'e~ team hut one
IC ap1st rano \ alle~ 1 1n10 thl" pla~
ofT!> said t IF \ou1han ~11on
-\\\0< 1atrd ( omm1ss1ont:r Dean
< ni" k> rt"femng 10 Southt"rn ~-
11on r hamp1oni.h1p tinahsts
( ap1s1rano \ allc' v.a\ tht· onl)
linJh'>l 10 m111s -1hc Couga~ 1n thr
' 'l'n \trong [)" 1\1on I class1ficat10 fl
"'hl·rl Lo., .\ngclrs C II\ champio n
{ rrn.-.ha" I ::!b-<l> I'> '-o 1 -~ed and
.. 11, runner-up \-1anual .\n\ I::! '\-31 1s
'><"t·dt·d 'o \
Ocfending st.ale champion Matt"r
Dt-1C1-11 the C IF Southt"m Sccuon
5-.\ kingpin dre" the fifth Sttd. a
road assignment at Frt"Sno Hoo' C'f
1::!t--11 .... 11h thC' d1s11nct poss1b1h1~ of
mt"t:l1ng ( rensha"" 1n the ~m1finals
on Thursda' 11 \uccessful Tuesda,, to
the thagnn ofVlater De1 coach Gal)
\h. i...mgh1
··1t looks hl e L.\'s in control .., ,_ _._ ~ -· -...u apin .. ..a id a heated Mdo:.mght
··Who did Hoo" er pla)., Dtd thC'\ pla)
TCMlrla& IJUla laWD bowlen from Nortltern lrelaDd competed with the lets one roll (left). Pbyllla Fruer follows th.roq)l (upper fiC,bt). Victor Hull
lleadowa-lrrine Clab ID lnlDe Satarday. Jack lloore from tbe lrlala team pooden b.ls oezt ahot (lower rl&Jat). and trio of bcnrlen watch abot.
Tol('nttne "e"' 'l o rk" Or O hio's
\tar1un" Or Ocean \IC'"" Or
(Pleue Me W AllRJORS/113)
·Lakers
outgun
Dallas
DALL.\S (~Pl -e .. ron Scott
§COrcd 18 points to lead t~ LakC'f'S 1n
S<'Onng for the founb rons.«utl\('
pim as t~ sna~ Dallas' I 1-
pme "1nn1na strak un<b) •tth a
108.-97 'KIO') over the Ma, encl\
James Wo11h) scored 23. ~m
..\bdul-Jabbar added 10. and Mag.ic
Johnson had his eighth tnpk-doubk
ofthescason-..nh 14potnts.16au1sts
and 10 ~bounch
Mark .\gu1m: led Dallas v.nh ~7
pomt~ Dtttk Harptr scored 15. and
Robndo Blad man added 14
The deft'nd1na -.ortd champons.
who ha"c the best rtt0rd 1n the NB.\
al 47-10. took Dallas out ofthc pmt
earl) brhtnd Scott's shoottni.
The Wen.. -. ho had •on I 5
rons.tCUt•' c pm~ cart.er 1n the \Car
outscored the Ma\cn ks. H-1~. 1n
the sccond penod to take a ~::!
halfiuM lead It 'Aas the m~t D:illas
had traakd at the intcnn1won 1n a
p~ this se:a~n
Scou had IS pomts m the first half
and r\bdul-Jabbar adckd 12 as the
Ma"·mck.s fdl far brb1nd 1n the pmt"
by shootiq onl) 36 pnttnt from the
fdd.
Dallas. -be has now losl aU thrtt
of its pnws to the Lattn. this )tar.
cut the ckf.c1t to ~n potnts 1n the
third pmod but could M'"tt ,rt
dostt.
Big 'Cap
toAlysheba
MondragonrunsawaywithLAMarathon
Mexican runner
shatters event
mark with 2 : 10.19
LOS ANGELES (.\Pl -Running
at ~a ~\d ma) ha'c earned an
01) mpt<" ~nh for Manm Mon-
dragon of MoK"O. a former soccn
pla)cr .... ho ran a .... a~ v.1th Sunday's
Los .\ngclM Marathon
The '\4-,ear-old Mondragon .
'Ahosc ~'ious brst time was 2 hours.~-m1nut~ 2~ sttondsat h1ah-
alt1tude in Mc'ICO \it). slashed that
time and the Los .\ngcln rourw
rerord "'uh a cloclung o f 2: I 0 I 9
C:ompct1na as pan of Me,te0's
OI) mptl tnals.. Mondragon had set
the patt s.intt the :?Olh mile and
dueled -.uh Mar\ Ptaat~ a fonntt
South .\fnaan ..-ho has bttn granted
political as) lum 1n the llmtcd St.atC'S
But ~t,n dropped off the patt 1n
the 15th mik and .... as passed in the
l.ast 50 meter\ b'> Je-sus Ht"ITl'rll. also of~kuro. ·
-At tblS allll\Mk It is an achantaiC'
compared to runn1na an Mc~tro ~
Mondraaon said thf'OUlh an intcr-
~tcr -It ftth rail) good runnma at
~1c~1.··
MC>ndnaon obhtttated tht old
routW rttOnJ of:!: I 1.S9sct 1n 1986 b)
Ric Sa)"t'r of -'shl.and. Ort. ~k'ico 'A'as one o( wvC"f'al coun-
~ usina tht 26.2-mtlt ra« as us
Ol)mptequahfatt. Mtiuco·sOl}mpte
team .,u not hr C'hoKn until ocher
runntn ha'c roml>l"Cd in \anous
marathons.
Hcnaa finished in 2: 10:40. btauna
Plaatjn by OM srrond.
Monclnieon satd he bas bttn run-
ni• marathons for Just fOur )tan
and bas onl) compctcd fht umn.
Pnor to that_ ht said ht was tra1n1na
to bttorM a profftsaonal soettr
pla)n.
MocadrlFn said be bad bttn
hamptml b)· lht hiah alhludr an the
rqioft wl!lctt ht trains. Pluun.
meanwllik. bad nth 1k world's best
' llutla 11oD4raCon of llulco ralw bla baada lD .tctory llaratlaoa (left). At tlae •tart. aa eett•ated 17 .000 n•z •• a. ... y u lie cra11ea the flnlal:a Uoe at U.. Loe Aneel• ~d acrw dae •tartln& llae on ~don~
marathon at h~ alt11ue a ~ r.i -'' 1n
198S 1n South Afnca
Ptaat}n. :?S. v.ho rC"Centh 'ur-
~nckttd his fam1I) 's p;nspnm in
bopts ofbcC'om Ina. L' ('111/e n had
v.on ?S of tht )() marathon' he ran
priof to Sunda)' • s e" cnt
\\ ht•n I challcnacd ham I nottC'ed
hl· \ho"t'd s1ans of fat'l\K." Mon-
drason wild .. , kMV> he ~ould fall
bal ~ and not rontinut at m~ P3C't' ••
\tondrason's umc 11 the '"th tasll~t 1n the '41>f'ld this \-Car and
makc-s him tht No 2 Ptrformcr 1n
\tc"l·an hist<>') behind na11onal
n.~ord holder Rodolfo < 1ome1
Bl.Ina Jain~ ol ~1e\lco < 11' took
the kad 1n 1he ~omen 's l'ompct1t1on
1n the last m1k and finished 1n
::! 36 I 0 Maada llands of Btl11um.
Yoho had bttn in lhe lead 1hrouih
most of the race '41th Chnsta
\ ahlt'n\u.·d. o t \\~1 Gcrmanv fad('(i
and finashl'd "''c-o nd 1n :'! ~ 42
In ma\ll"r'I u~mpt'lltton for run-
ners 40 or oldtt. Robert hlau ot
( harl~ton \ C heat 8111 Rod~n of
Do\ er. Ma.»
Angels shut out by Padres, but Moore sharp in relief
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INDIANAPOLIS -F°""" Navy Wkd•rH..., David lolli..,., ldKtld ..,,__........,_~'i! Prftl pla~ -~ =
another to his lwt of 1CCOmplilllmenu ~t
whm lht Sullivu Award is prexntfd to tht nation's
top amaatur a .. tttt.
.. BltADENTON. Fla. -The m.Vor
. lncun lit a dtea• ao mmi ~nasacn. To
Ian)' Bonds. anythana shy of the bis . inl*S would have been 1 disappoint·
• lnCDL
lobiftSOA W tiiillled -''" tht San Antonio Soun. However., (~ Jllavy S«ftwy lama H. Wfbb dirll~ his NM career by rvli"' that the 7-1 center
mus& ltr'Vc two,_,.. active duty an the Navr bri>ft ht
&Wts (Offtblt ·lllimt t.k liltn of Patrick Ewina and
Karttm Abd~r.
Maay k~ am to pla}' by l01$1na a bill in the
bet'kya.rd, With ~ndpa. Barry Bondi thttW in Cand~k Park with Juan Mlll(bal. tot hittina tips. : hm Wilt~ Mc<"°"cy. took bltli"I pnc:ti<'e witlt his
IOdfathcr, a &UY named Will~
Ma)'1.
. ~list ot I 0 final1su fer tbe award ai ven taeh year
since 19l0 by 1ltf Amaeevr Athlet~ Union inchldn hunt~r G"I f011Cf, wrntler Mark Schultz. bour Ktktt BanU. aymnasa Scott Johnson and swimmer Janet Evans.
h's different wbtn you'iT the
ton of a stat like Bobby Bonds.
~anticipate more and toltr·
ate lt$s. aJthouah tht succns rate b tons of famous players is not
Spretacular.
The other finalists att s>ttchcr Jim Abbott
volleyball) K.an:h Kiraly, synchronized swimmf;
Tracac Ru~z-Conforto and wrestkr John Smith.
. Fi~asts (~ lrKlt and field have won tht award
34 uma. anc:luchna last yar whtn Jackie Joyntt-Kttsft
was ~ed after nlabtishina world m:ords in the ~h ... 5e':en~~l hcD&athlon twice in I 986. Sht will
amnd the din~r an the lndi.ana Convention Center to
Pft$Cnt tht trophy to this year's winner. Remember Roberto
Clemente Jr.? Mickey Mantle Jr.?
.. TMIT's only a smaU per·
ccnt.a,r of us. but the hnle
..... percenlllC that there 1s. you're
"Ptttcd to be like your father ... or better.·· said Barry ~the Pittsbuflh Pirates' left fitldtt. "You U)' to so
tn thctT and make your own mark. So~t1mcs 11
happens and sometimes it doesn't."
When Bonds when a kid -and sintt he's 23 it
wasn't that long ago -ht thouaht he'd bt a ballpla~r
because ever) aduh he kMw was. He didn't know his
dad and Mr. Marichal and Mr. Mays were idols in the
eyes of others.
.. When )ou·re a kid you don't ever thank about
those thina,s. )Ou don't ever notice them," ht said.
"You don't really know who those people are until you
st.an arowin, up and rcaJizina what they do. And when I was htllt. probably only watched about 10 games
because I was roamin& around tht ballpark.
"To me. btina a·ballplayer just happened. None of
us want_ro to be a ballplayer JUSt because of our fathers.
h was Just something we did when we were young.
because we were always around it and when you get a
bead st.an like that 11 helps.
. ··e.ut if )Ou ha"c a kid and stan playina baseball
with ham when he's youna and then be becomes a ~llplaycr because he got an earty st.an. ifs no different''
Bonds. tht Pirues· No. I choitt an tht June I 98S
frtt ~n.t draft. made 1t to tht majors with Ins than a
year s manor ltqut upenencc. ust snson. flashing
that combination of both speed and power that f:~nified has fat.her. ht hat 2S home runs and stole 32
dcspttc usuall)' batting kadofT.
Now. the expectations arc even greater. The
P1ratcs. founh a )ear aio in the National lea&ue East.
arc "'P«tcd to be much better and so 1s Bonds.
"I'd never h11 more than 16 homers in a season
until last >,car. now everybody 1s saying I should be a
JO.JO gU) 'and hat 30 homers and steal 30 baS('S. Bonds
said. ··But I don·1 haH a b11 power hitter 1n front of me
or one behind me so it's a httle bit different.··
Quote of the day
Alu Greabera., columnist for tht Hanford
Courant. dcscnb1ng one of lhe events an the ~inter O l)'mp1cs. "Nordic combined? Sounds
like a tryst in a Bcraman film.··
. No records at European meet
BUD~PEST. Hunpry -Tht Eu~ m pcan indoor track and field championships
wound up Sunda) wathout a single world
record havina been ~I over the two-day ~cct despite one of the stronanr fields an the 18-year
h1stof) of 1hc compet111on.
~ Th~ ~orld be-st times this year WCtt set dunng
Sunda) s 18 finals. all by women. The)' were set in the
-.omen's 60-meter dash. 200 meters and 400 meters.
Nella Cooman-Fiere of the Netherlands edged
arch-nval S1lke Moeller an a thrillina 60-meter race.
winning an 7 04 seconds. four-hundredths of a Sttond
outside her own world indoor rtt0rd. Moeller was
second m 7.05.
Ewa K.1spn)k of Poland won the 200 meters 1n
20.69. the best time this )car b> ant-hundredth of a
second. '
.\nd Petra M~llcr of East Germany improved the
pre' 1ous 400-meter best indoor time. scorching to
victor) 1n S0.28.
Player'• death rat.se. questions
BUFFALO -Jeff Tayan. the m
Canisius Collcac basketball player who
suffered a seizure durina the school's pmc
Satu!'da> n1p1 apanst Niqara. died of
cardiac arrl'St Just as ht entered a local hospital's
cmcracnc)' room. accordm& to the team physician.
But questions about delays an ~tllnJ Tag.an onto
a stretcher and out ofMemonal Audatonum and about
wha1 caused th1: fatal hean attack surfa~ Sunday as
the small Ca1hohc school attempted to cope with tht
tragcd).
Dr. John Gabbe) said confusion led to a Kvcral·
minute dcla) between when ambulan« personnel
arnH-d at couns1de a nd when the) aot to the C'anasius
bench and began rcmov1na lhe stricken player from the
building.
Becker ato1>9 Sanches In final
. INDIAN WELLS -Third-lttdtd 113
loris Beder Mfeated No. 8 lttd Emilio
S.nchcz. 7-S. 6-4. 2-6. M . an a &nldina
three-hour four-minute final match in the
Champions ('up on Sunday.
Becker. a 20--.ear~ Wnt German. won his first
«fcnsc of the thampions Cup title.
Sanchez. ranked 18th, won two stra1Jht upset
victonci comana into Sunday's final -tht tint apinst
ICC'ond-teedcd M1loslav Mttsr on Fnday and tht
S«OOd apanst No. 4 seed Pat Cash an Saturday's
1em1final.
Crenabaw rallla to gain title
.. ~ .. carM from four strokes n back with a bo&ey·frtt 66 and K'Of'ed a OM--
shot victory Sunday in the PGA Tour-
nament in Miami. Crmshaw nailed down ~ ~4lh ''ictory of his I S-yttir career with an 18-foot
bardtt putt on tht finaJ hok. But. with Mart Mce..aier
and a.,~ piayina behind him. ht d«ln't ltnow it
was tht winner: Ht could only prowl ntrvouslr while t~y follo~ ham to the 18th. each nccdina a birdie to
tic and fortt a playoff: McCui:nber left a Iona birdie pull sho~and Bttk was wide on h1slon1attcmpt to tic ... At
lndlln We.Us.~ M_., ~i~ied six ~ftht last eiaht
holes to wan tM Vantqc lnv1tat1onal with a closinJ 9. under-pa~ 63 that pvc him the lownt total ever an a
PGA Senion tournament. Moody finished at 2S.undcr-
par 263. tbt lowe-st score ever in a four·round seniors
event ... 8eaJ Kill& shot a final-round }.undC'f'.par 69
and took advan&aec of leader Bed! Dulel'1 botc'Y on
the 18th hole for a one--,.rolte victory in the Women's
Kcm{>CrOpcn on thclfawaiian island of Kauai. Daniel
led Kana ~Y one stroke ioin1 into the 18th. but bocryed
after puttlftl her approach shot in tht water. Kin& two-putt~ from 40 fttt for bird~. King earned S4S.OOO for
the vtCtory. tht 12th of her carttr.
Jackson perfect for 3 Innings
Left-hander DuaJ Jac:a.. pitched Ill thrtt perfect innings in his first st.an for
Cincinnati as tht Reds defeat~ St. Louis..
2-1. in exhibitio9 baseball Suriday. Jack-
son. acquired from Kansas City in a trade last
November. struck out three and didn't walk a batter ..
. Elsewhere. ~ Mwn.1 hit a Iona thl'tt-run home
run as Baltimore completed a wttkcnd sweep of the
New York Yankees with a l-2 victory ... Rida ~hit
at w0;-run d<?ubk to help Philadelphia beat Chacaao. S-2
. . . Pinch-hatter~ Lead! drove in one run and Jlm
lteUJ scored on a wild pitch to lit\ Toronto over a
Philadelphia split squad. 2-1 ... SW Bram hit a tie·
breaking single and FeU.1 FenaJa followed wath a two-
run si ngle as P1usbursh scored five runs in the eighth
1nnin1 lo beat Texas. 6-1. Texas came beck to win the
second game. which was a makeup of Saturdav's
rainout. 11 ·I ... Montreal's Rea ~N SinJltd ~ome Jeff H•1H with. the go-ahead run in the sixth
innina as the Expos edged Atlanta. l-2 .. Du Gla4Na
and C\rls Ptuan homered as M1nnnota defeated tht
Chunich1 Draaons of the Japanese Central Lcaaue. 8-3
. . . Bo Jadtee hit a home run to lead off the sceond
inning and drove in another run 1n tht third to spark
K.1nsas Cit) to a 6-:! vactof) over ~tro1t ... Catcher
0...... BerrJllUI, a Laauna Beach H1&h and Oran~
Coast Colleac product. hit a two-run homf run in tht
c1&hth manna to lead the Chicago Cubs pest Milwauktt.
5-4 ... J• MMH' run-scorina doubk with one out in
the 11th innina broke a tie as Cleveland beat San
F ranc1sco. 9-7 ... Mille~~·· infield sin.a.le with two
out 1n tht bottom of the I fth innina pve Seattle a 7-6
' 1ctory over Oakland ... The New York Mets-Bos1on
came was rained out.
Lazen trim San Dle&o ln OT
INGLEWOOD-ZoranSavictcorcd m
his S«ond aoal of the prM S:41 Jnto
O\cn1mc to 11vc the Los An~ln Laun a
3-2 Major Indoor Sotter Leaaut vktory
O\ er the San Diqo Soc ken at tM Forum Sunday niaht.
Savic's winning pl came on a pass from Chico
Borja deep an the San Dicao zone. as the Sockers had a
sc,·cn-pmc win streak snapped.
BorJa assisted on all three Los Anacin pis.
andudina Michael Collins' score with 2:2S ten an
regulation to lac the contest 2-2.
Television, radio
TELEVISION
4 p.m. -COLLEGE BAS&ETBALL: Sun Belt Conference Tournament championship -
(N.C. Charlotte \S. Va. Commonwealth). from
Richmo nd. Va .. ESPN.
~:30 . p.m. -COU.EGE BAS&ETBALL:
Hardan-Sammons at Notre Dame. WGN.
6 p.m. -PRO B4S&.ETllALL: Lakers at
Ph1ladclph1a (dda)ed). Channel~.
6 p.m. -COLLEGE BASKETBALL: Mctr~Atlanaic Athletic Conference Tour-
nament champ1onsh1p -(Fordham vs. La
Salle). from East Rutherford. NJ .. ESPN . ! p.m. -:-BOXING: Felipe Canela vs.
Dt-mck Kelly an a 10.round wcltcrwei&bt bout.
from lndcwooci PnrM Tacket.
8:30 p.m. -COLLEGE IAS&l!TBALL:
West Coast Athletic Confcrrnce Tournament
championship -(Sant.a C1ara vl. Loyola
Marymount). from Santa Ciara. ESPN.
RADIO
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Ph1ladclplua (delayed). KLAC (S70)
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Bruins-turn back Cal
UCLA to meet Washington State
in Pacific l 0 tournament opener ----------
Frem Tk Asaeclald Prftl
Tttvor Walson scOftd 20 points and Kelvin Butler
added 15 and UCLA broke open a claw contest late in the
S«ond halftodefcat Cahfomia at Pauley Pavilion. 74-66.
Sunda) an the regular-season finale for both teams.
UCLA finished the regular season at 16-13 overall
and 12-6 in the Pacific I 0. tied for second with ()yqon
Staie.
B)' v1nue of the Beavers' two regular-season\ 1ctont"S
against the Bruins. UCLA will be Sttded third an the
conference toumamentand will play Washington State in
a quancrlinal pme Fnday n1aht 1n Tucson.
Cal's defeat dropped the Bears into a last-place tte
w11h Washanaton and USC. Cal will be seeded ninth in the
tournament and w1ll face the c1pth·Sttdcd Trojans in a
fim-round game Thursday napt.
..\fkr Cal tied the pme at SS on John Cany's basket
"1th 6:4S to play. UC'LA scored ciJht straight points 10
tak1: a 63-S5 lead with S:37 ttmaaning on a thrtt-point
pla~ by Wilson.
From that point on. UCLA was in control of tht
contest and Cal wa.s unable to come cl~r than fi ve
points.
In another Pac-10 prM:
WasMll ... S&ate 11, ArlMM S&ate M: Bnan Wri&ht
sank a three-point aoal with 41 Stt<>nds remaining and
Washanaton State held on in tbt final SttOnds to beat
Arizona State an Tempe in the battle for sallth place an the
conference standinp.
Washinaton St.ate. finishina tht rqular-season 12-15
overall and 1-11 in tcaaue play. earned a first-round bye an
the ~c-10 Tournament. Arizona St.ate suffem:t its eiahth
strai&ht loss and stands at I l-1 S ovtnill and 6-12 in the
conlcrcncc.
In the WCAC Tbumamcnt at Santa Clara:
IAJola Mary.._. 1•. ~ IM: Loyola-
Maf) mounl utendtd the nation's k>nlest winnina streak
10 23 pmes by rallyin1eu• hPPCfdine an the ~mifinals.
The 18th-rank«t Lions will mttt ~nta Clara for tht
championship toniahl The Waves dropped to 17-12.
Loyola (26-3) rallied from a m -point MfK'il with a
pair of three-point baske&s by ldf Fryer and Bo Kimble
for a 100-100 tic with 4:27 ttmainina. The Lions took tht
lead for good when Mark Armstrona hit one of two free
throws with 3: 13 ttmainina after Pepptrdme's Tom
Le" is. who scored 32 points. was called for a technical
foul.
S..&a Clara U, St. Mary's It; Center Dan We ass led a
Ortlz,Joaes
balanced attack with 12 points as Santa Clara (20-9) held
off St Mary's ( 19-9).
In other prnn involvina top 20 teams:
Temfk 11, D1411w S1: Mark Macon. the Atlantic
JO Conference's Freshman of the Yttir. scored 28 points
to help No. I Temple beat DuquesM in the quancrfinals
of the lcaaue tournament in Morpntwon. W. Va.
The Owls. 27-1 and the winners of 13 stra11ht
advanced to a T unday semifinal qa1nst Penn State or s1:
Joscph:s.. which mttl in a quanerlinal tonipt. Du-
quesne s season ended at 11-21 .
In the day's 01her quanerlinal. Wes1 Virgln1a
dcfcall-d St. Bonaventure. S7-40. to advantt to the
semifinal round.
BnwikJ 111, Crelp ... 77: Hersey Hawkins scored
38 points and &rytbbcd nine rebounds.as No. 14 Bradley
(25-4) beat Creighton (16-16) for the third umc this
season to advantt to the final or the Missouri Valley
Confcr1:ncc tournament in Peoria. Ill.
The Braves. already rqular ~ason confercnC'C
champions, will face Illinois State Tunday naaht. llhno1s
State. "h1ch Sunday beat Wichna State. S9-S I, 1s the only
1cam to beat Bradley this season at home an Carver Arena .
the ioumament sate.
Plt....,_p U, SJnnM 14: Jerome une scored a 18
first-half points and foul-plaaucd Pittsbuflh survived a
late Syracusc surac to claim the Bia East rqular-season
tllk with the road victory.
. Pittsbuf"ah. which shared the ltque title last season
with the Oranacmen and GtoflClown. finished wtth a
12-4 record and will take its 22-S ~rd into the Bia East
tournament nut wttkend as the top Sttd. Syracuse ended
the confcrcntt season 11 ·S. 22-8 overall.
DekeH,NortllCareU..11: In Durham. N.C.. Kevin
StnckJand scored 24 points and Robtn Brickey 17 to lead
ninth-ranked Duke (21~. 9-S) lo an AtlantK' Coast
Conference victory over No. 6 Nonh Carolina (22-S 11 -3). .
NeirG CaroUaa State II, Wab Fetts1 IZ: Charin
Shackleford scored 12 of his 16 potnts in the final t O
mmulcs to spark No. 16 Nonh Carolina State (23-6. 1()...4)
to an ACC victory over Waite Forest (10-17. 3-11) in
Ralcaah.
~ M, a.wa II: Nick Anderson scored 23 points ~olc~llhno1s(20..9. I0-6)pestNo. II lowa (21·8.11-S)
in a Bia Ten same m Cbampe11n.
. Xaw~r, Ollie 11, lhder 1t: Byron Lark an scored 20 of
his 2S ~ants an the Sttond half. includina two frtt thro~s
to pro"idc the wannma marJin as No. 20 Xavier (24-3.
9-1) edacd Butkr ( 14-13. S-S) in a Midwestern Collqiate
Conference same in Indianapolis.
~!~~~tors New Jersey knocks
--;:~=ts turned out Sun-Flyers out of lead
da> for a chilly first race of Newport
Harbor Y~ht Club's fivc-rac~ Sprina ,..._ Tiiie........., Pnta
Scrin for kttl boats. Etchelll-22 was
the laf'ICIL dau with 16 entrift.. the Patrik Sundstrom ICored two
StarCla.u had 11 . and the Solina four. powa--p&ay pis Sundar. leadint the
Winner in the Etchells.22 class was New kncy Devils l_)ISl Pl\ilacklpe.i,a,
Gaston Oniz of Balboa Yacht Club: 4-2. in East RYtbtrford. lo knock the
Ed Jones. NHYC was the winner in A)cnout offirst place in the NHL's.
the Star Cla . and there was an PatrK-k Division.
unbreakable tic in the Solina clan Tbe victory was the S«Ond for
bt1Wttn Grq ~. NHYC and Canadian Ol)mPK' aoalie Stan Bur\e
BiU Manins. BYC. an nmany stans walh tbt Devils. who
Summary of rcsulu: now have sole posscs&ton of founh
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::.rove S JO C •01"••no V•lllY •' Foufltaln V•lln 6 IS M"• Coll• 11 M.ar•na. 6 .S, Oceen 'I••• •' Et Toro Tournament
WtdnesdaY
COLLEGE -.._Oi11t 11 UCI, 1.30
COMMUNfTV COLI.I CE -Lone S..Cll et
Orenoe Coe,1 1 GO!Otfl Wfll 11 Palomar. 1
HIGH SCHOOL -Co\11 Mew at Footlll•
S JO ECl•l>On at San C1eme111e 6 4S. Ma11na er
LA9un• H1h\ '4S WOOOO<l(l9e 11 Fou1H1ln
vauev 1 Del\.t H•"' •' L•llUfl• 8eac" 1
HU11hng1on 8e•cP• •' Corona de4 Mar . 1
ThunCS.v
HIGH SCHOOL -Touanu e l Ocean V•ew
Colle Mtt.t •• lr•1n1
Frtcs.y
COLLEGE -UCLA 11 UCI 1 lO
COMMUNITY COLLEGE -P1iom1r 11
Or1noe Co.,1 1 Ml Safi AnlOfl•O 11 GOiden
'INttl 1
HIGH SCHOOL -C0\11 Mfl.t 11 L111una
Bl.tell WOC>dl>r 09t! •• T•el>uC.o H1M1, L• Quin••
al Mar.,,. •IS Hunt.noton &eacn •' NewPO<•
Her DO< 1 E ,11nc 1 •I San Ctemenlt 7 EO•M>fl
51 Co•on• ~· Mar 1
S.turCS.y
COMMUNITY COLLEGE -Atumfl1 11 Or ,,,ge Cou • 1
Jlen'• track
WtdnelcUY
HIGH SCHOOL -E 111nc1e at Mann.t. l
TllUrMMY
HIGH SCHOOL -WOOOOrlOlle at CO'ona Oii
Yt•r LO"V Be•<" W•f\Oll •• EO•M>n S.OOlt!Oac-
'' •r • nt M.t11no<·a •' Cotta Mn.t HUfllol\OIOfl Bt•c~ •' NtwPO<I Haroor Et T0to 11 Foun••'"
Va h San C........,,, •' LlllYtla 8eecn
FricMv
COMMUNITY COLLEGE -Oranoe COl\I
t • ~ vtr\•~ 1 lO P•~• Cerrito\ 11 Go<otn
Lllwu bo•lhV competltloa
The 1op h11h school ~n1ors 1n Sou1hrm
Cahfom1a will m«t 1n 1wo all-star iames on
Saturda). March IQ at C\1 Francis H1ah in La
Canada
The 'llc"'pon Harhor Lawn Bov.hngClubw1ll
ho\l a '1st1a11on ~tlh Enkalon Lawn Bov.ltng
llub from .\ntnm. Nonh Ireland on Tursda}
Thm.· v. 111 be 70 bowlers 1n drns whrtrs
C'"ompc1111on v.htl h 1s opcn 10 pubhc Spt'('lalor
\ll'\O,tn1-bl-g1nsa19 ma m andrunsthroughlhc:
afternoon . .\t 6 pm . pla)rr .. from the~ 13 area code will
pla) 1ho!>C from thl·., 14 .\t 8. 818 faces 805. Thr
~oaches art" Warn·n \hounian of Muir (8181.
.\nd~ Stha ofS1m1 \'allr} (805). Mann) Toledo
of Bm1-0hnda (114 I •nd \.1ichael u1herland of
L3 \.11rada t~J31
T 1ckrts arc S' The \Chool is localed at 200
Foothill 81\d
0)J'Jllaa.tlc. meet la 'allerton
W orld clan I~ mnasl\ will mttl United Stairs
1n1crna1tonal \lars 1n lhC' KIPS l61h ~nnual
G' mnas110 In' 11at1onal 11 Cal S1a1c: Fullrnon Fnda~ throuah ~unda)
On Frida\ thr~·m;an rnmpc1111on "Ill be
held .11 II JO am I pm and 1 pm On
Sa1urda~ s"·m.ln lOmpc111ton 1s at 11 15 am
ind I lO pm "'htlt" 1hr 1nd1' 1dual cham·
'lloMhtJX v.111txhdd1111 noon on Sunda'
T"'l'nl\·thrl"I.' na11onalh ranked teams from
1-l \t31l~·v.tll J ppc;ar 31 the mttt T1cke1 pncC'\
1rc fnda) ;a nd \aluTda) -S7 for aduhs and S'
for t'h1ldn·n I: Jnd undu \unda' finals -Sii
for aduh' and \h for children ·
.\ 1hrl~.Ja) Ill 1'.l'I 1s S 12 for aduhs and SI O for
• h1ldrl'n Tit kel\ arc a' 111lahk 11 1hr door
For lld.cts or 1nforma11on call T1c1>.c1 Maslt"r
al (~l)1 .i8~J~l: or (714) 7~2000
MllC ROTICE
(
The club 1s locatt"d at I S50 Crown Dr1'c
Nonh rn C'"ornna dl·I \.1ar
Rama Bo<Mter Clab e.-enm
Tht" fiflh annual Rams Booster Club Cclcbnt)
Golf and Tl·nnt\ C l1t\M(' will be held Monda).
March 28 a1 the Lo' Co)olcs \ounll) Club
ho\ll·d b) co-l ha1rmcn and Rams pla)C:I'\
Johnnie Johnson and Leroy lrvm.
Thl· name will hcncfi1 thrtt chanttl"S -thC'
Orange Count) Trauma Society. the Rehab1h·
tatl()n Institute and the .o\merk an Cancer
'>octt"t~ Tournamt"nl appt1ca11ons arr due b)
Marr h IS
( hcclt-1n 1s al Q a m and al 11 a m a sho11un
s1ar1 "'''h :i scrambk formal for aolfcrs bcg1nus
doc\ lhl· u:nnis rou~ robin doubles.
The t"nll) fc:c for aolf IS s 175. while 1rnn1s IS
SI 00 .\ lt"C. gr'--en or roun sponsorship coslS
SIOO
Entry fee includes mun or 1rct"n frr\. golf can.
lunch. av.ard~ d1nnl·r. 11ns and wu,cnir
pho10&raphs Thl' c11\I for dinner onl) 1s SSO
Cdebrll) pl:i)cr\ for golf will be au11nt'd 10
:nrl) pos1m:irkcd l'nlrr~ on a lirst<omr. firsl·
\Cr\ t"d basts For more 1nforma11on. phone
974-SOJO
lie.a'•~
HtOH SCMOOt. -CIF .... .., ~ 11
e.tmont ,.._,. lfl Lone IMcll. 2. Woodllrleltoe
•' ~ Gr•ncll. 3, 1....-8Mch •I E11enci.. l IS. Wet1M•nll41' 11 La Qulflle, J:IS
WeclnndaY
COMMUNrTY COLLIGI -,_,,,. Mofllce
11 ~·nee Coetl. 2.lO MIOH SCHOOL -Marl111 e t COi'-Cle4
'lo\at. 3
TiwndilY
HIGH SCHOOL -CIF ltMY PYllH'n' et
8e4monl .... la In L0119 8HC... )
FricMY
COMMUNfTY C~LIGI Fulllf'ton.
Pe~ •' GOICl*fl wetr no HtOH SCHOOL -FOUlllaln V ... y 11 El
Tll<'O, )
S.Md9Y
COMMUNITY COLLIGa -GOidin Well et
SedelltOaell Pefltalhlon 10 • m
HtGH SCHOOL -CIF ltMY Fine!\ et
Umofll PIH• In l.Oflll a.acn. 1. UnlYlf'l ltv •I'd
lr¥1ne ., WOOCIC>r!QH. Colle MeH •• lrYlfll "'"''•'ionel
IVomea •• •'flrlmml"I TuetaY
HIGH SCHOOL -Ocfffl vi.-•I Getoen
G•OYa W0000<•09e •• Bolw Gr•ndl )
Wedl'9sclaY
COMMUNITY COLLI GI -Sen11 Montee
11 ~•nee Coelt. 2.30 HIGH SCHOOL -EeliM>fl 11 Lot Alam1IO\,
), M1nn1 •• Co<Ofl• de4 Mar, l
Thursday
HIGH SCHOOL -Ocean View 11 LOllQ
hacn Joroan
FricMY
COMMUNITY COLLEGE
Puaoena a • c.oioen W•'' 2 lO HIGH SCHOOL -FOUflleM\
Toro l
S.twdeY
t
Fu!M<IOl'I.
ve11ev •' Et
. COMMUNITY COLLEGE -GOidin We\! 11
s.od•to.c' Pen1arr1-10 • m
HIGH SCHOOL -l\l\4rine 11 Hac•enoa
Ht!!o"'' W•IM>n lie•••\ t am Un••er,11v Irvine ti WOOOt>riOQt!
COLLEGE
B••Of>•m You"9
Cre•
FricMv
UC I 1n ,.CAA ll191onai' 11
•nro.,on Saturoev I
~turCS.v
COLLEGE -UCI v\ UCLA 11 Nortll L•OO
:"•""'' n Ne•PO<' BtlC" I JO • m
Tllree-man IMUetball
wnerldee
Mon . March 7-EllllflCla. S:JO. Wed., Match
9-et Fountain Velie•. S JO, Fri. Mercft I I-el
Trabuco Hillt • S JO, M.oto • Matell l~
Ctem411\te, s JO, WICI • Mere.II ,.,_., c°''• Mfla ••
) IS. Fri Ma•<" It-at La-'• Hilll'. S:JO, Tut1 ,
Marc" n-.at (or-Gel Mat S.lO, Sal . MatCll 1'-<>r•noe C0urtlY Tour,...,._, WtO All"~ .-Trebuco Ht1s•, l IS, Fr>. ~II
t-<011• Mfla', UO. Wed . A9'11 l>--L.e9UN
HlllS" 3 IS WICI . Allf'il 10-'•t L--IMcll"
) IS. Fri, •or~ 12'-•I Traouco Hilb•. S.JO. Wed
Aoril.17-1 Cotti Mne•,) IS, Fri . Allf'<I 79-11
1.IOU"a HUil' S JO, Sal Aa<ll »-lteCIOnOO
lflY•tettOflal Tourney
F" • M.., 6'-Ll lUl'I 9HCft•, S.JO
·ClenQ••t Pacific COHI L•a9UI Match
Sea Vle• L ape
lilhlMNI
Moro Marc" 7-1 WOOObrldol. S JO. F r1
Marc" 11-a1 Sen Clemente. S.lO. ~Id Marc" l6-We11m1n"t< S JO Set MarcY. ,,_Sant•
8arb1ra Tourn1 m en1 Wea Marci\ n-c."''"•no ..... .,. ... s JO. Se• Marc" 26--0r.
•-Countv Tournement Tuet All<'•I S-11 Tu1llfl' l IS, Fri Apnl
t-NewPO<I Harbor• SJO Tuet APr•I 12-at
CorOf\4 Clel Mar' l U. Fri AP<•I IS.-••
Un••IPf'\•I•' s )0 fuf1 A11<'1I l9-Foot111n· ) IS
Fn All<'11 n -Tu\0of\' SlO TU*\,Marcr.2.-11
NewPO<I H1roor • S lO Fri Mate" 19-Corone
Cle• Mar• '30
Tue\. May l -Un"'"''v' s lO. Fri M••
&-a• Foo•"•"' S 30 Corona dtl Mar
WtO M.arc11 ,_HUflllnoton 8•ac". • Pm •
Fn Merell 11-ECl•l>On. • pm . l'n Maren
tt-a1 Miu'°" v11io Tut1 Marc11 n-wooo· or•OH • Pm S.1 M.an11 16"--0t•n~ Count" Tour,..,.,.,,,
Tue\ April S.-Ne ... oorl Haroor· 4 Pm Fr
Apr1• I 11 FOOlll•M' 4 om Tuel Apr•
12-Es•anc•I ' l IS F•• April IS.-T.n11n• 4
pm T"'' AP'• lf-11 Ull•Y41'"'"' l IS Fr
Aprol n-11 Nt!wPO<I He•llO'• 4 Pm T..,t1
Apr.1 26-Footn 1• ) IS Fro Apr11 ~11
E\ten<•a• •Pm r...,, M.aY l-•• Tu''"" 3 IS Fr• Mav .-.un•v•"\•tv•
NewPWt tuirtMlr
I' r Maren 11-HuntlflgtOfl 8eacn. 1 p m
WtO M11rc11 l•-•t E01\0n. Ser March 19-0o\
Putblo\ Tournamelll Tun , Merer\ 27-e•
Marona Sa• M••C" ?•-<>r1nge Couni. Tournament
Tue\ AP'" r-<orona Cle• M1r• Fr Ao••'
l-111 E"•"' a' Tutt Aclf1t 12-Un•Yt!f''''"" T"ur\ Ao• 1 14 L •11vn1 B•acn Fr Apr•
IS.-Fool"·"" TuH •or 19-•I Tu'""' Fr
Apr I n-<oro"• Of• ,.,..,. Tut' •or·
26-£\le"<•I" F'r AO••l 7'-al Un.vt n 111r· Sa•
Ao•· :JO-Qtoonoo B••c" C •nic
Tve\ Mav ) •' Foolll·H' F• ,..,, ..
f,-T .J\I ,,.
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Tuet , Mardi t-<N!ltr-V,,.,, WM .
March ~Woetdlwldet. S.t., Mllfcfl lfl-Oot
Plleblot T-~t; TllUr\., March 2~e
Olilnll , Sit Marett I~ C-IV Tour·
~I w.o . Allf'll ~ v••• Fri., Alltll t-.1
Huntlfttton ee.c11·. wee. • .urll f>-Edhofl•. "rl •
AJ>rll l~t WntmlMtw•; W.,, Apr~
10-MM.ne•. Fri , AIW• n-.1 OcMll view·.
W«1 All"• t1-Hut>tlflt!Oll 9e«21•, llrl , A9t"
79-11 ECl·Mn· Set . A!llfil ,._.edDNo T-
1\Amoef!t Tuet .. May >-Wnt!Tllfttl••, Twt , Mev S-•• Marina• E•Mft
Wed • MMch ~· Sell c...,._,., Fri. MMch
11-11 COl'OM CMI MM, WM., MMdl 16-Hew
PQ<I H1roor, Set MMcll lf-Ool ll'weiot
Tour,,.ment TUH . Mardi 22-et !Nine, Tllurl
March 1-E• Toro, Set .. ~ i.-Orll!Oe
County Tour111Mefll
Wed , April .-a1 Maflna•; Fri , AP.II
t-W•&tMlnller', WICI , AorN ,,_., FOUfltel11
..... ,...... Fri Allf'•I lral 0c-View'. w.ci
All<'il 10-HUflllnoton 8fect1•. Fri . "'°'" n -Ma""•· w.ci Allf'i• ,,_, w..1m1M1«·
Fro AOf'tl 79-F-talfl VelltY'
Tutt M.ev >-Oc:_, vi.w•, Tll\lr1 May
~II HUflltftQIOll BeKJI•
"""'"' ...... -..0 WICI MMCll t-er COi'-cNI MM. Fri
Ma•<" 11-11 N«wPOrl H¥110r, Fri, Marc" 11-11 S.n Marco,. Sat • MMdl lt--et 0o,
Puelll<K ln••lat-.1 Set • MWcll 16-0ranoe
Coun•Y Tour,..,...,., WICI . April .,_.., Wetlf'lllflS!et'. Fri, Apr••
t -F0urtre111 Valley• WH , AOf'll l>-Oc:tan
V•ew• Fri Apr1l IS.-MartM', Wed , AOl'll 10-11
EO•wn· Fri All<'ll 12'-WHIMIMlll'', Wl<I
AP"' 11-•t Fou11111n Valley'; Thurs . AP<'•I
?t-C1n1C111n Ctul> Fr•.. AprU ,._., Ou1n
Vltw'
T 1141l . Mav l-11 Ma"fll'. Tl!Url , Mav
S.-E cMCWI •
Marina
T "'' Maren t-M.tre CH ll . W*CI • Maren
9-a• L•ll""• H "' l'n Mardi 11-t.• Qu.n1a Fr• M.trcrt tt-e1 S.111a .. ,~. Set Marc"
19-Do\ Po;el>IOl lnv•l•loOftlf, Tut\ Mate rt
?1-NewPO<I Herl>«, T...,,s , Merell 1-11
I"•"• Sal M.arcrl 2..--0.-County Tour ........... ,
WICI April 6'-Ed•Mn" Frt . Aorol t-11 Ocu n
l/otw" Weo A,o<1l l)-W"lmlfl"lf• Fro , AOl'U t~-•' Hunt•no•on Bt•c"• WICI , Aor11 »-••
Fount••" V•Ha v• Fr·. APl'U n-11 Eeltl>On"
Wto °''"'' t7--0C•1n View', Fri , AP<tl tt-11 Wt\lm1n\lt• •
T Ufl Ml• l -Hunt1no1on 8ffC11•, Tllun
M•v S.-Foun111n Vatiey•
OcMn view
Tut\ M1rcn t-11 Et T0<0 Tllurl Maren
I~ Tor••nct ) Pm Tun Merell IS--•• Dana
H ' S JO 111.,r, Maren 2-•• Curv4t' C••• S JO
Sa• M.a•c" , .. --Or•noe County TOUl'netneflt
WtO 4'or•• •-11 Foun•llfl VI iie¥' Fn Apr,
t-11114• n.t' WICI Aortl 13-et Huntlf\OIOfl
8ncr1• Fr Apr~ IS.-Eclllon' WICI All<'1I
1<>-Wf'I""'"''*'' WtO Aoru 27-et Meron.t•
Fr. Ao<•I ,._Hun111191on Beac"•
Tuu M•v )-Al EO•l>On• T"°" May S-11 Wt\lm1n\lt r'
WHtmlMtw
Fr Marcfl tt-11 Un1...,\Uv l IS Sat
~re " 19-L111una H•"' Tournam.ent Wao
Mere~ 1) \•" Cttmf<llt . 6 Pm
Wto AD' •-el Hu11111191on Beac"• Fri
Ao• t a• EO·\on· Wao Aor11 ll-11 Mar111a•
Fr Apr l~Founla•n Vllilv• WICI . Aor·•
~•' O<tan v ,., • Fr. April n-11 Hun111191on
8tlC"" 'NtO Ae>< t 17-EO•lOft" Fro Aor I
1'-M•r•n•'
T uH M.a v )-el Fount•·" Vl 'llv'
'Ot"Olf\ S~nwt L tl9"' mate II
Raa aad Gaa tlrl• IMUetball
..\pphrations arc lx1n1 acttplt'd for 1hc
Foun1a1n Vallr)' Commun tl) Scrv1crs
O" 1\1on's Spnna 3-Man 8askr1ball Lcque
v. h1ch bc11ns on i\pnl 5 and 7
The Run and Gun 11r11 basketball leaauc for
pb}t"r\ ~11h h11h school rh11b1ht) l'\'ma1nin1
(lfldt'\ 9-11) SCIS under v.a) v. tlh a frtt IV.<Hia)'
chn1l· al Es1ancu1 Hrah v.11h a top hll)I school
roach on March t 9 and 20
On Sa1urda) 1he IQ1h. the chn1c starts at 10
a.m. and on Marc h 20. lhe chn1c will beJin al
noon .\n) pla)t"r who allcnds will play an thr
lcagut" Team rosicrs and fl-er. arr being acccptC!d on a
fim<omc. first-\Crvl'd bas1.s at lhr Recrca11on
C-cnlcr al 16400 Brookhursl St throuah March
18 at 4 p.m
Fen lrt' S~ pcr team and musi be submllled
1n tht" form ofa monr) order or ca.sh1er's check
madt" pa)abk 10 1hc Ctl)' of Fountain Vallc>
The lcasuc ~•II be d1v1ded into 1v.o dl\·1s1ons -··e .. 01\ls1on on Tuc1da> nrahls w11h hc11h1
rM1rtc1ro 10 b-O and under. and ""A " D1v1S1on on
Thursda) n1Jh1s v.nh no hC"1&h1 rcs1nct1on . .\II
pmcs ~ 111 be pla)ro at the RC"Cttallon C"cnlrr.
and roslcl'\ arc hmttro 10 six playC"rs. 18 years or
oldt"r
For more 1nform11ton. call the Recreation
C'"cnlt"r at 839-8611 .
Goll abootoat. toarney ~ GTE Classic Shootout. featunna .e.mold
Palmer. Chr Chi Rodnautz. Bob Charin and
Dalt" Douatau. will be htld Tue~)' 111hc Wood
Ranch Golf Club.
The shoo1ou1 is followro b\ a pro-am
tournament on Wednesday and l'hursda) and
1hc GTE C1auK: Frida)' throuah Sunday.
Tht" club is loc:Ucd 11 lOt Wood Ranch
Park""a) rn S1m1 Vallt")
Lcaauc ac11on beams Apnl 9 and runs throulfl
Ma) 14 v.11h pnws on Saturda)'s and Su~ys
onl) . .\II pla)t"r\ will Ix put on equal leams (nine
or IOpcrsquadJ Saturdaypmcsarcfrom9a.m
10 I pm . and C\unda) pmrs arc from 11-l .
Gamt"S v. 111 cons1s1 of 20 m1nu1r runn1n1
halvn.. No pnK'llCCS arc allowed and t~ will be
on!) man·10-man defcnK 1n pmcs
The cost 1s S6S and incl~• frttpairofN1kr
leather baskl·lball shoa 10 lnauc pmn.
1nsuranct" :ind a T-sh1n uniform For more
1nform.a1ton. phont" S1c:vr Kavaloskr al ( 2 ll)
434-4376
Onr-TIJe-LLae 110ltball
The r11h1h annual HunttllJlon lkach ()prn OH:r· Thc·L1nc Sof\ball Toumaln("nt will be
held on March 26 at Hun11na1on State Beach.
The entr) r~ I\ SlO pcr team and all team• II'\'
auarantct'd to pla) at least four pmci 1n the one·
d3} lOUfnC) r lay \tans 11 9 a.m. tn both the
men's and v.omcn·, di\ 1s1ons .
To rcscr"e a spot in tlw touma mrnt. phone
I 21 3) 866-8685
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STARTING A NEW BUSINESS?'l
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2BAlt400/moyrty. briQM, liry a ;u.t • or iono term• poea. -------• .. .....,IU·llll 1v1 511. 1470 111111t • 28r ocn w condo, $1800 b6odte from the bW:t'I lmmed occpy. Ooug 1 Bedroom sass 119\111 mlln 111 IU. '""11 1175dep. cnrta 175-9774
.., .... .,. 28' a 38' Townh<>mM Herb•',.!...8~00 or 241 w. Wllleon 131-0MO ~pts. ~ bttlns. end l'IDlll-* Room tot rent In dbl Udo
e75-4e30 Y1tdslpatio.. g1tagea. REN&_..._, l mllll ·-Rent bfllnd,,.. tor -.i get.'*~ 1750 + 1100 38'. 2ba. get. ~ mot11e.---~ ~~·
NEWPORT BEACH "'..,.._ & veuited c:.1-I ... ,. 8elu1 281 aipta reedy '°' oep No pet .. 54()..4464 s 1150 Yearty Agent .. ---.............
W ....__.... 2Bd ...... inga, wUher & dryer " ITlll'm AT 11111• mcl,W!:lfl. lie low u "401 •6'5-3el3* '400/mo. 173-5100
Beyt~~2Bdi'1375 ~-uos640-S870 \r\\'J\.1...'T I~\ 'II WlllMIT•HUll Muat ... thedfffwenc:e. Ull"'llTmlTI VERSAILLES Full MC. Stlf3BrHBheew/2,,,.._
WATERFRONT HOMES SECLUDED AREA Condo REALTORS e 2 Swimming poote &LI WI IPJI. CloM to bctl. BeautlNI llfge 181 $750 LMM. ~ Av! lmmed. Hr Magnola
REAL TORS 131-1400 2 bdrm 1 blh. ger encl CloM to khooee & $hopl 530 W. Wiison apaclou1 t & 28R Aptl pet Agent NO FEE. & Adwn8. l350 +'Ai Uth.
--pel10 w /d . UOO Sm• .,.C. eccepted TSL MGMT w/pvt patlot, DIW. mlr-•&«-7211* 875-931()
...... 641· t341 * ftllll l ft VILLA MARSEILLES 722-9012 Of 642-1803 rOf.cl cloMtl. celllng YMI IN, 2 hOUW to sand. lntaJa ...... hUanla 2117 ifriM 1144 1: =· ~·,~~50tmo 3to;s~1::,11o1 llTT&ll nN lens. Ind POOi. ;.c & rec 38R 2BA. trpte. pvt patio, AE!POASit'.Enon-.emolt-
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petlo, lndry. no pet•. ........ 2SOO slf. poolljm VILLA BALBOA latge 2BR ~:= cl~A~0~::~°!: SS~ 1~ USTml ~5 ,m!~-~~;1! ~~~~ ';.,, ~~}~: {~~i !%.~-:'ee~r Hey at ~~~7;7 ~ sMtng. ,•enn1s,900 AYI "'~!· ... _,1~ p2BOAOl lwl condo Comm wld hllup, -lu• c;rpt . t '*''· no pets. IS7-19&5 * pool, view, ltfNm, etc.
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0 -'""" spa, H Curtty MIO/mo ll~-7592 Pool Pvt petlO C.t>le, ~ •---L -JI· lrplc.w/dN!up,aec.gete CflmltlftlaJ
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e..utlfully ~ •eR pet• se50 832~ 11l FOR LEASE ..._ 3BR ._. __ .. Eve/Wltnm 759-5464 49 ... 5 '95 < a11• Spm ' • 494-eeas • n• na;,aoamu ;n 1 pvt
38A pool home with BEAUl ,,.. Point 0e4 Mer 3BA. 2 cw garage. ell ...... ... 2BR 2BA lrplc page No --WTW ....... ..... •t f" I I Y F 0 RM IS HE D ofc. Grncl fir. A/C Pro4 °' ~ TOGI qu8lity Home 3 bd 2 ., be. av .. 1 .tvte m•ble. upgraded .BlvFRONT tBR v;;t; Peta. ll50/rOO. tat. lut. Wont IUll 2bd 2 .,., ba -=:,.oom:~ pr9!ia: Med. No. CM ,., 405.
throughout & only 2 ..._ t $2900 873--9013 * thru-out' °"8rio<*1 pool. Peril.1.ng. lireplaot, d/w. Nalnty 679 W tilth St widen. 2 cat gw, END a.-••-._ .J:s, ·~2 H•bor-8'k• 484-4429 COLDW<.?U I
BAN~e.R U mlnut• to gcJtl courM. CUTE butcozy2BR tBA t S2200tmo MQ..S324 no pefa or smokers 631-1213 UNIT. t m11e to bCh • xcl'U$~E"~'u':'A• now mo 1300aqttatS11aq ft-tnpe ~ 1~ 1~ -;:.,~ cat garage Fireplace Randlo S... Joequin 2SR S l0251mo 673-6640 extru No pets S 1025 GATED COMMUNITY NICE, Nr Oen, HB Furn net F~ flnWled baa.
IOnel ~ Ortve by 5 t4 Jasnwne 2''t8A lrplc. wet bar. tBR lBA wtlh ~ * •2BR. new pein1 & • 631-12 t t * s 2 & JBr Apes on Refrtg. T.V Micro, Utu ment, carpeted. tire
t C'~ the a...~: only 1-;;::,'8o Anne r.., unit. S9501mo ""'• view. pool, ,_ Yr IM rNr ""''· pe1111ng. lnclry e«pet. gMege, lg pvt E Side 1Br am eott--golf COUtM Frplc, mieto. Emp6oyed mlle N-M* apttnklers. Grut CdM IC>-__ _J
~" ut: ~ 1-1266 Rent ... 875-4912 S 1400 No pet• &45-1756 850/mo yrly ie... 204 ~W~',':,o P~•ll Frplc, petio. lndry rec~ di•, wet bar. •Id htiup, 2 21 + WNllly. 536-1511 cation. 64$-8505 llllLI-FURN 2 bd 2 ba 3 mo Sapphire. 970-2177 petl 1550/mo •aec: tll7 car gat From $1175 .........
t •••.-:~o~~:,;on1~''<':fe~ ===• 111•11 Puianl1 ••llUNll•• E 2111.645-7234 Sorry.noPet1&44-0sot •t•b/•teh flll AJC.Arnpteswttg.1475up ~t.mtyhomelnhlgtl-331-4731l or (7141 Frplc. getege wetbar ale 2117 ln~be;u~~ =-f /.Wthlatl ..... 2iACHELOR APTS Avail UUW9'Tll 2155 ECltHw'/l75-HOO
ly cs...-.,.. located 721-S780 * $t400 llS.-430e t BOAM & BATH. ARE-A loYety quiet eomplex 281 ,.,.,Ba. patto. llOO now Acrou from bMcn. ~~~7 ~'!':a": ~~~ •• 1111. n ~ end o4 d c:ul~NCf 1WI JAS Cr_.. 3BR conaO WOODBRIDGE WILLOW PLACE. $S50.tmo catl nestled ~· tall pine 25-41 Orenge &42-2520 1450 873-ll793 afler S u.-t Blvd. CM 641-7445 1117 WESTCLIFfDRIVE ••rge 1•r · 011 0 2BR 2BA 2 S ..... Too,........ fr"" tenrus .......... ""led & 1 h 1 d ------873-8340 deya ,,_., a-.. "" ,._ h-~titul -u • --..-...,... ..-O.tae~ home. 4BR anut1me 64S-41lll4 or trM1 ev • tn -Gerden Apt, specious -_ --Nwpt """'" Ag1 .... 1-~2 -r · ._.... -to be true' Ont, St ~.soo S2200tmo AYI nowo Ag1 • • t&dnn Ide ...__ 751-5000 SELECT BH&G 67~t95 or ~9060 3BA frplc AtC grndr. 67S-8990 IQPtnO • ,,._ 28R peno. dtw. wtw 281• tea twn. 98'891-Vacalita ·It ala&. FIRSTCL.ASSamc .. pace
i;;i--alrlUl'l'I. pool spa & leke 2BR Iba w/pvt pellO o< balcoo1 crpt1fdrp1. encl gar Winter S900 fllJ •t Metro Pointe 3 Mt•
rse property• 1 S S 11ftrJ11t .... lMt lnllJU LUii S tll50 (619)934·3710 ly ~. 2 :~t,:::-Frplc, c:arPQft. pool. spa, 1720 No pelt 645-5577 r BioE e--~--fyom 519 to 1032 111 IOf ~cru! Flatl 4 lerge Newbedford . 48R lndry fee No pets S68S • ----.,,. ~...,....,_ U low M S950 mo. Full ~-12 padde>c:Ut * * * * * * * bonu•. 3 fuN BA beaull· l.atn1 .... 2141 No off-street periling. no MC. Call V .. ma S.-9-2447 lllTllT •t /Aspen Spring alliing •t aervlce. Cell 241-5005
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bam'l258.()()()I Bel-o.q-perfect lg 3BR Gulledge 720-91l00 or view 4 Bdrm 1 ~. ba. g111, 2BR tBA upstra [)pl•. new dwnltrl. locked garege. Spacloue 2812Ba. veulted bd Condo tot 8ch eru •GARDEN OfflcH In
HomH & Ger-3BA model home Re-760-5000 fp $1200/be 643-2S41 paint 7S' off weler No wUl'ler h61up New decor <:elllng. d/w lndry rm, (303)923-4362 * Tu.lln/P-11 Center lrN
John o.tw. Relfty treet oft master .,.t• 3 ~ .M.A.V °' c.ell 645-6412 gar 3408'1 Marcut S850 $725 No .,.c. 640-2495 cloM to ell. 111y In et 28118a petlo d/w. stove a &lit• from SOO to 2000
5111 157-1433 trplca • FULL ON ~ / -mo Adult• 673-7353 $745/mo · S300 sec des> cwen gM & waler paid ltatlh tt l~llt Ill for 11 low M SnSmo
&.MS-4e\t •H334 OC:UN BAY & CJTY \t"'-\"J ...,,._,1. 1,1 _\ l I ••rert IMQ lHt Peninsule. 1 bii to bch ...... UITW 203S Pomona NNt lido ltlOP9 '900 -•... fuM MNiee. 241-5000
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... ,.--• LIGHTS VIEWS Pvt spa. \\ -~ ~ *•IL-•* Recent"' IOdeled St Lg pvt 2BR College. TSL MGMT &42-1603 •ll73-0GA3 • .,... Susan l.aVUMUt '* ,_.,, otf 1Mng rm. GUARD REALTORS• _.r• .,r~ u-buuhf\11 P8llO & ylfd S4&-5091afterS30 1 tem ntamkr. ltlf 3BR SMALLomc:.tpect,groea We'l~youttledown1t1 GATED community Lg 4BR . tamifyr~ ~::te~r:.~~W relrtg. WID. micro Adults only --•1-llM• 2BAbNutCdMhm Ffl>j, ..... Eut 17th Street. ~tor 8 "'*•of own-wtPOOL & TENNIS A ,.__,,_ ... 2124 welk 10 EMtbluff ter -·---14195-No pets 642-8760 lllTAlf •• Frig, di1hwe11'1er. stove ahr BA wllem 1450/mo fully Improved $375 AM =~':an::•.!': velue el SU9 900 ~-~~~er~~': Ctr-. UJ lar 2122 Brend ,_ ultra nice 2BR 2Br 1'.'tBI Townhouse 1nc:I No pets S.S-485S ~ '.\ utll Brian 72().. 15ee for 8lfl 645-33ee•
91>prec Yov receive w!TERMS• To -· cal fm llllH lllT · 1BR. MW li9PI•. wld. frplc. 2BA From S7SO Ne., ~,:~zo~':"'io~~~~-* 2 ... 1111• BEACH Life folks Mell• Wutdal II =;;.., ~ ~ 13~~t~:. ~=~2 ~ ~ ~--::.~ Ill can• UST petlO'~ ~Ml9S ~w,~:,~rh 960-M 10 S71l51~71l Thurm F;~ :·=~~s~ve r,:: ;::::;: ~:-~~ •'•Vcty 17ttl I ™"'
•7-1757Dys Ev Wllndl pet otl Pool 64e-2846 EXCLUSIVE GUAR 819-~/72&-0112 •Ouiet & clean 2Bdrm TSL MGMT &42.1603 _ blwn 12-2 PM• Cotta MeM. 1775 Sq Ft.
*•MESA VERDE•* GATED COMMUHITY 28a ,..~ Dlhwahr *•Luxury 2BR 2BA SISOlmo. Cell WMlldeys ..... fJE HIWLef Borm 28atnTown.'lome **""'** ...,1 ,_LARGE blc'*°' w/large upper trplc quiet., .. CM-lhrnice3bf2bahM. •146-1164'*
Located 1n Newport 3BR 2BA Apt PY1 petlO, MIClo frplce 1n LR a BR SOUTH Of PCH dupleJI deCor garege. lndry rm. pellO Good locale FOf 1 Eastb4utt Pool DIW 1350/mo 111/'lst req call 1,,,...._.,...--~----
9wh Complete With w B.1 ... 1 dbl oar new Cfl)tl. paint --bit, W/d .... 2br t b• frpl, new 1795 No pet• 640-2495 person, $470/mo ll59 w S99S No pet• 122.ao11 . Scott 549-2423 Of Tim hdw I fiulldal
.. tor 4SOO aq ft of-& epptl •1050 5'1-SUO paltOS dt>f04tege 1187 c•rr•llpnt . deck ' 3BR 2BA CONDO. lrp~. 19th St .. Coet• Mae •OC:"""N FRONT• S.S-37Sl evlil now. ,:z=
lice P1s cal 64S-1791 FM> 920 aq ft. matr ate. -••• Sotr . no pets 644--0,.,,,.. 11"51 '" ""' -fplc. wtwtpl tub. ax 12 c:t.1. * * -* * .,.,., gar .. mo .. gt * pool. petio t get. Avail MESA VERO£" 2BR 28A F nlahed t .. 481 38a COfone Del M . ., ahf 3 bd ., s;a111n ...
• .. Deluxe ISi •it 48'. 38a 4 Bd 2 ba 119 fem H~ 759-eeoo * tmmed. 164S Anehe&m Av. very large Immaculate $,500 ':: t · I Condo. FEM ~' l~~-~"~-~iii-ftiii~~"'1i> FR. Format°"' study. lantaatlC loC'n. Frptc:, lrg 2BR 2BA. Oen. f'lJC, spa. 2&.1Ba,frplc.dedl.relrg. SttOOtmo S.t-8707 lower nOO, Cinn~ 650-~ on y prof nu Butt>ur etpu, ft in•emat £Gr1Jkt u.--3800 sq " pool Owner yerd 2 cat gar New Frenctl OOOfs -.. In 1 car ger 1 °' 2 P90P4e $495 -dep 18' MoO!le Ave S650/mo 873-M32 --. . --furn leOO/mo ~9_..,2 Ing MMUtlCt\lter a..ct-
GMed COfl'Wl'IUnlty. 2 bdrm S650.000 722-tlOI pa1nt Tra.oed pet Ot< wtm~ P917.: I 1400/mo S 102Slmo NICE AREA IW>fM No pets Mature --BAYFRONT 2br 2be. fem Cor 0.. Mar arw 3 _ Ing bulldef/d .. ler In :r b• With lir~e s 127S /mo 846-6634 .._ vw-5000 ., .. _by t 67" 103" . MESA VERDE 1wO 2BR rm IOll. ape. Ip db6e get ona .... IOfM °'*' .,.... .....,. Lows C p19n Lovely HARBOR VIEWS BDRM r'Jll!. .MA.V ..,..,.., app .r " Aduf',!;_~~ !!973
1 New-2BA. 1 up & 1 doo#n. Ou°1et 'fHrly, $1495 Condo. FEM non-amllr, Pottnu.t profit In·~ ~ ~ poo1 for 3'..tie lg yd ..,.. bar. Ip 38R tBa larn.ty room No ~ ./ S 16 •., Ina 381 28a, lnOry port ... ""' ............ wlget. newly redec. bit-646-1264, 642-9&6& prof nu 8urt>er crpte, fl growth 1ndu11 r y
op•n lee11ng Well Need buyer under S470K Peta S97S Wutsi<M • rm. new carpeting. ,_ --BAY TIMBERS in.. weter turn. 1750--turn seoc>tmo S.9--«12 WedgCor Acceptence
tocateO for grMI pen.ing Cott,._ & Co Rutlora On\19 by 2t39 Republic '\t~1\...'1Jf r.t-< l p81nt St500mo •Avail 1BR. frplc. cat>et, pool, l8001mo days llS2-ll512 ..... llmfl Cottage-type 1W>fM w/get Corp. e800 E. Hampden,
1215,000 i.~76 Oianel8f0ker S41-9024 Of S31-0362 RE~TORS • lmmed 720-8791* pello. gar. No pets 399 Of Nighll 75'-9370 2Br. 1Ba. unfurn. gar. neat Bec:tl Bay. Quiet EZ-Denvw. Co. 80224 Cell
111-11• faU M lllJ 3 BR I "• ba Elec RIO NeW 2Bdrm-28a. tatge W. Bay St 1655 IS0~57 NEAR SO COAST PLAZA 112S month going MIF 1385 +'A utll. 303-759-3200 EXT 2403
2BR 28A condo wlCOtnlTI cov pellO c:pts & drpt 21111111 •ID CIOeetl. petJo. fyplc , dl9h-IUl1'Wa UITW 3Br 28a. yd. frptc:, get• 142-?122 ~ =-•111•11 ".':. f IJ R (, E f . f( 111\j s pool ape&guardgeted -OIW Ho pets 231ll weaher . m1croweve 2Br H~B• lownhouH ege. lndry hook-up FEMALE ahr NB -••-•••
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FREE RENT T()()I FP. gar.• 1~.3 bd 2 2817 Orenge 28' l'~Be \f/get crp11 • utll + dep 722-1651 1987 Venture ~
38' 38a condo styte. lnpte * ILlffl * ba. lower lrnt 111141. LM TSL MGMl '42-1603 drps. bttlnl, fncd 'pello ' ... -Fem n/amllr 1f1r 38' CM .. one of the~ ptoflt-
matra tip mlerO. 2 Cat 3BR 2'~BA. Din rm. lrpl, 2 720-9668 Of ~ ... 033 * CLEAN l•rg• -,-Bdrm 136-4120 c .. 1-5PM 2... ,... ...!.'!'!"'y..,1y nm E-Slde. $200/mo • ~.~ H~ ~ lhe
gar 1nOlvldual wld Ind 2 Clf gar. comm pool No wtgarege No pell l800 2439 Orenge 'A' .$750 -· -"""""'" ......,., hrllwtt uellt tc:tir ~. .,,.. •""'""9 ...,,en-
wtla Ir• St250 432-6723 pet-. 1 yr lie St450 DUPLEX So of Hwy on _.......,. 1964.B Anaheim 2819 SenttAne'D' .. 1735 ltlOOmonth lnwntctw,64s-2357 ..... °"9r90010catl0ntln 6h.rntn0 ciMn 2br 1''>b• 640...eeoe Of 835--1232 Acee•• In Olde CdM -·-S.S..3229 . &87 Vlc10fl• 'L' $720 operation now. Trelr*IG Charming badt UNI, 2Br __ __ FEM lo lhr Apt. unlum. and manaoem-nt H ·
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MCdep 243 E nnc1St beft.newfydecorated 1pec1ou1 1 1300/mo pr. l9301mo ee&-..o. 19 get. $61l51mo • dep. no l•l-9714 aft 2pm 1-IOOl24-7113oreol.ct
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If you're 10 or ofdfr, a job as a newspaper
carrier might be just your size. Just send In
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available now! ..... ~ . ., ....
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CUSTOMER SERVICE REP
2 positions available in our cus-
tomer service dept.
Must have pleasant phone per-
sonality; typing a plus. Learn
valuable off ice 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
Llolanda.
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Motor Routes
available in
Costa 1111
Hunti1cto1_ l11ch
Fountain V1ll1y
NO COLLECTING
NO SOLICITING
Deliver One Day a Week -
Must have dependable car
and proof of insurance.
Call 842-1444
Ask for Joanne Craney
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THE ... STORE
SERVING OUR COMMUNfTY SINCE 1921
Modern Sale< Service Parts Body Paint & !.:e Oeo::.
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SERVICE BODY SHOP
2600 Harhor Rhd
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540-9100
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NEW LOCATION!
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119 A.-... Df .. ._..AM 135-3171
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2850 HARBOR BL \~D., Cotta M..e 54().9640
HO D IOTOll CARS
2860 HARBOR BLVD., Cm&a U-. 640-0713
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2600 Harbor Bl \'d., Cost~ Mesa 540-9100
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213/921-1511
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Santa Ana freeway at Beach Blvd
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