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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 9, 1988
Pounfy mliy not defend initiativ
Bae ers o measure not surprise that
8J IOB VAN E'RBN ........... _
County supenison miaht not de--
fend the Sensible Growth and Trafric
Control lrutiativupinst a lawsuit by
developers. a county anomey said
Tuesday.
Last Wttk the Buildinl Industry
Astoc:iation. the Oruee County
Chamber of Commcrtt and the
Industrial Development Astoc:iation
announctd that they bad filed a
petition for a courtiajunction apinst
the initiative. which has been placed
on the June 7 ballot by tbe Board of
Supervisors.
Sporta
Jason Young's home run
lttts OCC past Golden
West In baseball./D1
World
a.raet refuses to endorse
a U.S. plan designed to
end vk>lence tn the oc-
cupied lands./ M
Inda
AdYk:e Md Gemes 83
eunettn Board A3 au... es-e
Clautfted 04-e
Comics 84
Death notlee 06
Entertainment 82
Food C1-6
Mind & Body B 1
~on A8
P.,.,az;D B 1
Police log 83
PubNc notk:ee oe
Sports 01-3
Weather A2
Three in BB
facing teen
sez cliarges
.
t developers· suit
(
The petition names the supervisors
as defendants.. even thouah the only
choices board mcmbcn had were to
ptacc the measure on the ballot. adopt
1t as a county ordinance or delay a
decision on the maner for 4S days.
NoM of the board mflnbcn has
ex~ any enthusiasm for the
initiative. however. and backers of
the measure said they did not expect
the county to put up much of a fight
q;ainst the developers' petition.
Deputy County Coun~I Edward
Duran confirmed Tuesday that 1hc
suj)Cf"Visors would prefer to stay out
of the fipt.
.. We've written a letter to the
Mother,
goose
savoring
Victory
BJ ROBERT BAUD ..............
It surely Sttmed that her aoose was
cooked when Chns Rodriaun made a
last-ditch plea to the Huntinaton
Beach City Council last June.
Allergic to doa.s and f~uendy
alone with her 1wo small children
while her husband was at work.
Rodriguez had aone to uausual
lengths to find peace of mind at niJht.
She aot a youna 1oosc to scf'lt as a
sentinel.
The aoosc. named Stormer.
honked and raised a commotion
when stranacrs approached. Evcry-
th1na worked fine and Rodri&ua and
her children felt secure 1n their beds
unlit a ~bor aot upset about the
bonkina noasc and complained to ci1y
officials. It seems the city had an ord1nantt
that prohibited hav1na acesc and
other farm creatureus beckyard pets.
Bureaucrats told her the law 1s ~
law and that there was nothina they
could do. She had five days to 1rt rid
of 1hc bird or fatt prosecution.
Rodriauez took her case to City
Council and found some sympathy.
The council told zonil\l-(OCk en~
forcers to try to find a way for
Rodriaucz to ktt. p Stormer. ,
With Rodriaua tinina up htr
ducks and applyin& a aentlc nudaie at
opponune times. a so-called l009'.
duck and rabbit ordinan« was
drafted over a period of e;pt months.
The City Council &PP."oved it Mon-
day. It permits residents to kcci>
(ftHM ... ooc.11/U)
parties 1n the wit sayina that if they will beck off from tryint to tet costs and anomeys fees from us. we will
remain neutral." Duran said. "lfthey
~· thm -~won't confu~ the issue
with any additional ~ts. We11
just abide by the coWt,.SckclSion. ..
AD at10r'ney ~tin& the c1hes
of Irvine &Dd Lapna Beach said
Tuelday that his clients will lrY to pie~~ fi&bt if county o~ fail to the slow-powtb 1n1tiauve
tpinst a lawiuit by developers.
"We hope to int.crvme as a defen-
dant." said Mark W~nbcrgrr. a San
Francisco attorney who represents
the two citin.
Wcmbcrler wd he exptt_!cd to
make a motion this week in Orange
County Superior Coun to bttomc a
co-defendant in the lqaJ action.
(.-..eeeBOAaD/A.2)
Another project pact C)K'd
By BOa VAN EYIEN .............. build their proJCCU rq;arclln.s of ch...,.s in~•
rqulauon~
Lake dtlqate counts 1n a pnm&r) elect1on campa11n.
the numbtt of l\C't\ homes tuarantttd ~ dc\cfopmtnt
apttmcnts ronunucs to chc UEM'Ud as luM·s baltouna
drav.s near.
The PKtS often extend the paara1nees few l 0 ~ la
some agrttmen~ the bwldina plans att locked• fOr •
Iona as ~O \cars
In return. builders l)p&eall) asrec to pay Rn toward e~pen'-•'e 1mpro,~nts. such as perks or rc:.ds for One more aarttment 11.on appro'al from the Oransc
Counl) Board of upen1sors today. add1na a proJC'C'led
618 ncv. homes and bonging the tall) 10 nearl} 50.000
Units of au.arantttd rcs.idcnual COIUUUCUOn 1n south
Oranar Counl}
Consideration ofanolhcr agrttment. for 4.600 mon-
homes. v.as postponed until March 23.
11.h1ch I'>' ernment funds arc lft short SUPPiy. .
The acr«ment appro'ed today. RobinSoe Ranch. as
in 1he foothill rciion of south ~ntraJ Ora.nit County alld
the de, eloper 1hc \\1lham L)onCo .. willpey itesunot.be
Foo1h11l C1nulauon Phasina Plan. a S23S miJl~n roed
bu11din1 pr0&1"8m that county officuls are "*" .. • a m~I for coun 1,v.1de srowth manqrment aad iraftk Ot'elopment a,arttments arc lqall) binding docu-
ments that assure builders that the) v.-111 ~ aHov.ed to control ,...._._COONlt/A.i)
Bush closer to
nomination
after big sweep
By DONALD M. R01118EAG
Via President Gcorac Bush stood
.-1th1n reach of the Republican prcs1-
dcntial nom1na11on loda) afkr a
Silt.'ttJ> of Suptf' Tucscb) pnmancs
Dnnocr.ns Michael Duk.aJus and
JCSK Jackson split a nch hannt of
ddqatcs v.1th .\then Gott Jr . ""ho
ckctattd toda} ·· ,fsa thrtt-man ~·· attn thrashing Richard Gcphardl in
the South.
.. h uettdcd m~ fondest e~~
lions.. -e'\uhed Bush as he sune~cd
hlS lfH> pnmaf) shutout Tut"Sd.a~
and looltcd ahead to an llhno1s
shov.dov.n nt'\t Tl.Inda' v.hcrc
anolhff '\ 1ctof'\ o' tt Kansai ~n Bob
Dole v.ould ai'e his nom1nauon an
aura of inc' uab1ht'
White H~ ch1et of staff Ho•-ard
Baktt. himself ooa a candidate. said
~ Bash. -1 think It •ouJd ~Jte a
major e'ent to den} him the nom1·
no:ahvn •· But thtre v.-.s no siar.
Prntdent Rcapn 11.as read} to en-
dorsc him or anothff candtdatc.
Super T ucsday spelled disaster f«
Dole fcllov. Rcpubhan Pat R~
enson and Gephardt. all three tecter-
1na on the "'l'f'le of chmination after
re1«11on in state afttt state. R~
enson did v.-1n the party's caucu.ICS in
\\ashin11on state T~z·
.\lmost cn'lam to 1t 1n was
Repubhcan Jack Kemp. who was
mtCllf\I v.1lh ad-v1scn to sec 1f ~
v.u an\ point 1n C'ODUDWf\&. K.tmp.
v.ho 1oi no ~ttenhao 7 percent oft.be
'Ole 1n an~ of Tuesday's pnmanct..
scheduled no annou~mcnl today
about bas plans. but a spokeswoman
said he v.-ould ha'e a ~conmn«
Thunda)
In Nash,tlktoda). Gottdtsmmed
the chan~of~ -1fsadtrtt-
man race no q_untt0n about it. .. Gott
said on BC-TV. 1lllC T enncsstt
St"f'lator v. ho ""on has own state and
four ot~r Soutbcm pnmancs. Slld
-all thrttof us arc p>angaU the way to
,..__pwlMUY/d)
Lungren sues to ta Ice job
S..\CR~M E:-. TO 1 ~Pl -Rep 03n Lungf'('n asked the state Supreme
Coun toda' to rule that he has bttn confirmed u. state tttasurn. even tbouah
the sune sinate fl'J«ted his nom1nauon
Lungren ·Hutt names c,o, (1corge Otulme11an. v.bo appointed Lungren
to sucrttd the late Jesse l 'nruh as a defendant but 1he Republican &<>'cmor
said bis attomc' v.ould suppon the Republican cong:rnsman's posmon.
Deukme1aan sa'l"I he 11.-as con~ed at the -fi5Ca.1 1mplic:ations"
stemming from the polmcal dispute O\Cf the confirmauon. said be will not lf)
to ha'~ Lunircn sv.om 1n as trcasurTr before the roun enc 1s dcodcd.
He said ha' ang the Lona ~h congressman lake offitt ~fore the roun
rul~ 1..ould lea' e a~ cloud 0 ' er Lungrcn·s acuons as trc:asurn
The Republican 10 ' emor \aid Lunvcn "'h<>it confirmauon •u clouded
b) a \pht 'otc of1he Lcg1slatufl' v.as lcplh en11tlcd to take offitt·
HB wheelchair champion
pushes skills, also inspires
BJ ROBERT HYNDMAN °' ...........
Bob Mobnatt1 ro'cttd more than
26 main in less than tv.tl houn to
fimsh first amona 9) COmpetllOB In
the LI\ Marathon The fact that hc
rattd 10 a ~httkha.1r. be ~lte\CS..
shou.ktn.t dctr8ct from th.at athlette
aduevcmnit.
-The pot Qt l tr)' lO dn' e bomt Umt
and tnnc apin 1s that I'm an athlete
aJ50. -he sa)-s. -1 want to~ lhou&bt of
as an atbktc first and an 1nsp.rat1on ICC'Ond.-
~ •nth last Sunda) 's •in.
Mohnatti car.d a &nOCT prom1DC'11t
fonam from •tuda 10 speak tm muwi -r,e wanted to address tlusat.hrlt
's. uuprahOn l1'.u:ll.-the Hunt~
1nctoft 8c:Ktl raidrnl saMI Wtdftn.
da). -V,'Mft ~ ttt a •hcdcbatr
atllktt. die)' tbi 'Oh. ~t an
uaspnbOn k ~. But they daft.,
always itt tMI. penDft as an atMnt.-
The ~Q...,ear-0ld ~"'Cr act•' ch
souiht out ·med~ 1nten 1cir.~ 1n the
t11.o •ttks pnor 10 the race to
~a frnh look at •httkha1r
athletes. He appeared on it'eral T\
ncv.-s bro9dcasts and "-'&~ a •-ilhna
and coopttaU\e sowtt fOr ~i,.
pa.ptf' rcponcn interested in a ~
an&)c on the thud annu.al race The
fact that~ happened 10 .,.'ID amoaaa
C'Ompc1Jll\"'C f~ld of en v.bcdd\aJr
athktcs made bis ston that mud\
~appcah,._
-6JJ \bcm tfttet"'IC'-s and Olhn
romautmcnts bdottband probabl)
put~~ Oft RX to WlD. aad
dttp UI tll) bean I felt I wu IOI "I to
v.1 n. I •-as coa.6dcnl. -t.c •) s.. -And
of COUnt It •'&S wooctrmal WUUll"I
the ratt It's the stuff that drams arr made of-
The v.-1n -hn second.. hav1na won
the 1nauaurat LA t&ratbon in 1916
-also ma)' help h1m ~ anoct.er
dream Mohnatt1. •ho has a ~
casuna dcPft from Cal S. Loa&
Beach. 1s punu1naa po&ibOD ua TV
rommmmor W1tb ins expatia: cm
""httkhatr spons_
.. Ma} be GCAt )urinsleadofnci•
in the L~ Marathon. nt be ck>i ..
com men tar) on 1t for TV. -he says. .. ,
kno-the penonalina of tht ...::cn.
tbnr stfC'Q&t)ls. lhnr ~ ud
I can talk ahout the straupcs P'!I •
dun• t.bc ratt and wbo is ''Utf to ••a. That's not bet• dorDC ,.._
~ ...
It's aa ambitJOUS plan ud a ts CfJ
from the Jciea moot.Ills ol dtp; 11 ri • rouowu.. * ttaffic ~· .. (ft I -WM ft' CS•-• ..
The Bear may come out of hibernation
s toxic cleanup
project, will get U.S. funds ., ............. ................ ~--.;·-."~,....,,.'"""'"'""'Tlliiii ~ )'4) .... •• Oiiiiii
County wlllim llOiJ and ~ watcf
lft UoWD to be coa•inaled due eo
lat.ts in ~ ck111ical
llorate tanks.. ICCOtdi.na to Mtt·
ryman.
~ CcMiaty lilelltb ~will
1Ct St.06 milliOa i• ~ Dd 1&11e
~ tO OYCflClt lht cleaoup of toxic
chemical leaks Oder a pilot Pl'Olf'lm
1ppro~ Tuaday by lbe bnl of
Superviton.
The IS-month propam pves the
county juri.tiction over tollic
cleanups for the first tiJM.
By law. ttspOMibility for dnnina
up chtm1cal leaks an soil and water
rnts with tht State Water Rnources
Control Board.
Under the pilot pt'Oll'am. ho~vtt.
the county wiU USUlM rnpf>MJbihty
IS a subcontractor.
"In a sense ~·u be actina as an arm
oflhe state," said Robt-rt Menyman..
count} d.Jrutor of envtr0nment.al
health ... There's bttn no cbanar an
lqaJ autbority. but I lhank this
contnK'1 ispng to make It possible to
deal with these chemical leaks much
more quickly."
Ckanups ha~ until now been
ditte1ld from tbe Wattt Resc>4lfftt
Control Board's rqional offices 1n
.Rivenide.
.. They j"51 don't have the staff to
handle the problem." Merryman
said. "Ground Wlkf contamination
can spread very quickJX if it is not
dealt with vny qWd.ly .•
The most recent case was dis.
covered las.t week in Fount11n Valley,
whtte a psoline leak was d1scovertd
bcMath a Thrifty ps station.
Tests of ground water near the
leaking SlOf'lllr tank found concentra·
tiom of bctuene. a component of
psoline believed to cau~ canett,
m~ lhan 20.000 tamn higher than
lbc state's limit
Health oflkials say t~ have bttn
no known cases of contamination of
:a;iiiiiiii!°ii••i... ........
null moail«i11t "1 tbt Wala lt.e-
IOUl'ca Coerrol 90lnl eoatiaua •a
ftUJDbtt of lites that ~ M9t 1fCils.
TbcTe bave bun aua dlrwh£n tn
Cahfomil wbcte lab of toaic
cbcmic:als have COA&aminalld driak .. 1• walltf aupPics aad been tiDkrd to i ncrcnes in caftClef IOd berth ckfeets.
U ftder the MW pi.lot PfOlt'll'D, tbe
county's Environmental Health
Otvision wiU h.in IS worken co lnt
soil and wa&er and monitor cleanup
operations.
~ new personnel would conduct
tests any time a stof'lllC tank was
removed in the county. They would
review company rcpons and
proposed cleanup prosrams and then
monitor the actual cleanups.
Menyman Sl1d experieottd En-
v1ron~ntal Health personnel also
would be asseaned to the propam.
The p1lut prop-am is beina put into
effect an Ora• and nine other
Cahfomaa counun.
COUNTY OKS PROJECT AGREEMENT •••
ham Al
Fees for roads and other amprovments from the
Robinson Ranch qrccment will total about SJ. I milhon.
accordina to county officials.
An additional. and as yet undetermined. amount wall
be raised for school construction.
Robinson Ranch asrttment that could not have been
guaranteed under the normal development approval
process.
Terry Watt, a San Francisco land planning consult-
ant reprcstnuna the citin of Irvine and I..aauna Beach.
said her clients also opposed developmmt ~nts. An official with the Saddlcback Unified School
District said the Lyon Co. had qrttd to raise the amount
of money that would becquavalcnt tothecostofproviding
classroom sc-ce for students from the new development
"We don't know yet how much it's aoina to be. but
the company has aarted to form a district to raise funds for
any.additional students aeneraled by the project.•• saad
Mary Lou Smiah. facilities planner with the district.
.. The overridull reason for opposition ts that this is
one of a series of aarttments whose sok apparent purpo1e
1s 10 circumvent the proposed citizens trafTac control
in1t1at1ve:· said WatL
Whale the qrttment approved today is among lhe
smalleroncsassocaated wtth the Foothill Plan. it stiU drew
heavy fire from aroups which oppose development
aarttments an atncral.
Groups allied wath Citizens for Scnsable Growth and
Traffk Control o ppost the agrttments because the)
woWd circumvent a &roW1h and traffic control ininative
that qualified last month for the June elecuon ballot.
In defense of development agreements. Supervisor
Hamett WaedeT derided the San Francisco area. w~
Wau·s firm 1s located.. bccaust citizens thett ha~
appro'\ed tax increases to finantt road construction.
"We don't do that hett," Wieder said.
Supcrv1sor Thomas Riley said he could not
understand the oppos1uon from the city of lrvane. whlC"h
has made ex tens1,·e usr of development qrttments in its
land use plannan&.
"As far u I'm \.Onttmcd. these development
aarttments are simply to aet around the anauative." said
David K.tdd. an Irvine rcsadcnt who supports the
initiative.
"The density of development isarcatcr in Irvine than
an the unincorporated county," Riky said.
Super"\asors Don Roth and Gadda Vasquez also
spoke in fa vor oft~ Robinson Ranch apttment. sayil\&
the $3. I m1lhon 4evelopment made It 1 aood barpin for Elisabeth Brown of the environmental aroup Laguna
Greenbelt Inc. said she opposed the agrttments because
the) traded awa> the right of c1t1zens to restrict
de,elopment.
"This airccment. like the others. casts an concrete a
development that may very well be-come a pubhc problem
by the time ats 2Chear term expirn. .. she said.
the count}. '
The agreement was approved 4-1. with Supervisor
Roger Stanton casting the lone nqative vote.
Stanton has voted against m.ost proposed develop-
ment agreemrnts thJS year. He said he as concerned that
lawsuits b) development foes miabt jeopardize the bond
financana ncccssary to carry out planned ro.d improve-
ments. Brown sa id there were no public benefits in the
SCHOOL DISTRICT MAY FIRE TEACHERS ••.
homAl
Nicoll said the d1stnct must nottf)
thow who are beana considered for
potential term1nauon by March 15
Under state law, the temunauon
decisions have to be mack months
before the d1stnct knoW1 what ne.1tt
year's budart picture wtll be
··1fsJust ndiculo us." Nicoll said of
the temunauon procedure.
Accordina to Nicoll. maantaanana
the current personnel and pr<>&tams
could leave the dastnct with a $7
million deficit. The finnp would frtt
uJ) approximately $3 malhon.
.. We have sent out this many
termmataon notices before -but
never had to follow throuah on at." he
said. "I don't anucapatc under any
circumstances all those people wdl be
terminated . an fact I know they
won't."
Accord.Jn& to Nicoll. 1t 1> un-
fortunate the law rcqu1rn teachers to
hve with the employment uncertain·
I} until a final budget 1s determined.
He said fi&urts for ne't ~ear's budaet
ma) not be determined unul July or
.\uaust.
The stat.e increased the amount 11
allots school d1stnC1 by onl) 2 5
pertt'nt last )ear. An increase of 3.9
percent 1s npectcd this year. In the
past. the d1stnct had received annual
1ncrca.ses of S percent
"We won't know our mo ney until a
couple of months from now." he said.
-The teachers will knov. a few
minutes after Lhe detcrm1na11on 1\
made. It 1s brutal but 1t as the law and
we ha"e to follow 1t."
The 125 teachers who will be
nottficd of poss1bk tttm1na11on in-
cludes 86 full-time anstuctors. >\mong
those affected might be elcmenllry
music and physical educauon
teachers as well as I 0 special ass ign·
ment teachers 1n grade schools and
sc' eral part-tame teachers.
At the high school level. 36 full·
lime teachers could be br termanatC'd
The areas more greatly affected
include ph)sical education. foreign
lan1uaaes. home eco nomics. math.
soc~J SClence and economics..
Nicoll said proceeds trom the state
k>nery. now used to fund 12 Eaalisll
lot<Khers.. thrff m~lh tcachcn. rour
scientt teachers and one social stud-
ies teacher wall instead be applied to
the c1crac11.
-This as thC thma I ~ most or
what I do ... that and e•pdlina kids. It
as a temble morale factor for the
teachers-one that I don't know how
10 beat."
Teachen 1n the Newpon·Mcsa
d istrict an" workina without a con.
tract. Th<'y reached an impuse with
the distnct last September. primarily
over the iuws or pay raitn and
dcpmdtnt health COVCfalle policies.
Two bombs explode i n Spain
SANTl.\GO DE COMPOSTEL.\.
Sp;un ( .\P) -Two bombs explockd
earl) 1oda~ outs1dt' the poh~ ~d·
quancrs an this nonhwcstem Cit).
damacing tv.o pohc<' buses and a car
but causing no mJunn
The spokesman sa.ad the blasts
occurred Just before~ am. o n a street
tha1 runs past one side of the national
pohcc \talion
No croup 1mmcd1a1ely claimed
respons1b1ht}. but police suspttted
the small. radical nataonahst aroup.
the Gucmlla .\rm} of the Free
Gahcaan People. which seeks inde·
pendcncc from Spain for the four·
pro' incc nonhwestem l'C'g.lon of Gal-
1c1a.
WHEELCHAIR CHAMP PUSHES SKILLS ••.
Prom Al
ren<kred him a paraplq1c I U years
ago.
.. Ah. the tragic ac-cadent," he says
when the subJect as raas.ed. ··Really. I
don't dwell on at much anymore. But
for a Iona tame. l aucss I ~lly wasn't
too mtcrnted an hfe. Ifs not that I
wanted to commit suic1de Of' an~
th1ng. but I was Just Stttana around
and ,ettil\& faL which 1s eas~ to do
when you're in a whttlchaar.'
Mohnattl. then 19. was an the
Anny, SCAt1oncd 11 Ft. Polk. la.
FoUown• a m1ht of drink1n• with budctics. Moatnau i fell asl«p 1n the
bKk aat of a car as they beaded
home. While dnv1ng thfOUl)I the
rolhnt hills. the car caJM quickly
upon a slo<lw·movu11 vcbK"lc and was
unable to avoid the rolbS1on.
""The not thi~ l knew. l was btu'I
aittifted by btl9L'OOtCr to tbr bospt-
........
UI_.., .. C:-.WM GA ..,....... C:...Mne CA
c-....ea..,.11--•
tal." he recall$. "I was asleep at the
umc. so I didn't even see what
happened ..
A broken back left Mohnat11
-.uhout ftthn& or control ofh1s lep.
··The first five ~rs afierwfrd werr
prett} scdcntal). ·be says. .. My sport.
or what I would probabl} call an
obsnsion now. was rcally JUSt r«·
rcauon to ~ then ...
But •hen a fellow student 11 Cal
State Lona Bcacb ofkrcd to loan
Mohna1u bas racina whttkhatr an
1984. Mohnan1 -.as hooted.
.. It was an 1 nstan t release. -he says.
.. The fcdt.na of'°'°' fast was the bn1
ftthnc I bad npmencuj su~c the
accadtnt It was ao1na from a ftthna of
beana confiMd 10 a fed.Jn& of frtt-
do •• m.
The fonncf htah Khool lf'Kk star
found that his compnmve sptnt •as
ttlunc:Ucd and he wu enarnna rKeS
~ 11h1n a few months.
"What I learned from track and
cro!.s-<ountry as how you tolcratc
p.ian That'\ really what marathons
arc all about. handhna the s-in." he
U) s. "To push your bod)' is to
undcntand the concept of pain."
trona finishes an manathons and
10-kalomcter racn throuahout the
country encouraar<t Molinatti to
train harder and Kt h1s sapu on rxes
hltc the Boston Marathon and the
upcom1n1 Paral)mptcs. to bt held
followina the trad1tt0nal Olympec
Games 1n Seoul. Korea thes fall.
··Thas ipol1 IS JUSt now SCArtll'I to
pow: ifs sulJ in us 1nra~ and l want
to be part of it ~loPlftl. be ays. -1
want John Q. PubllC, who ~
bas DO idea •bat I wbttldwr atWcte
ii. to undttAand .. bat ec>es on ud IO
1« us as athletes. not ooly a aa
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THREE FACING TEEN SEX CHARGES •••
PnmAl
suspicion of oral cooulahon with a
minor.s-ndennaand pimpiaa. Bias
said.
The apartment is in the path of
redevelopment in downtown Huot-
incton Beach and is in 1he area of
bu11dinp &hat was sin~ out by city
ofTtcials recently as be1n1 unsafe and
for allegedly v1olatin1 safety and
health codes.
A third person. Neal Doua1as
Blumberg. 48. Laauna Beach. was
arrested Sunday on suspicion of oral
copulation and unlawful sell with 1
manor. 81MS said.
Reports that Taylor 1s a n:tared
former Cahfomaa H1ahway Patrol
officer with the name of James E.
Sutton WCl"f be10f mvnt1pted today
b) CHPofficaals an SaCTamento.
Set Luis Ochoa said today that the
apartment occupied by Taylor was
equipped With vadeo cameras and
alarms. allcsedly 10 keep a tiaht
control over amvals and departures
in the buildinJ.
The anvesupuon bcpn Feb. 22
when a Huntinaton &ach patrol
officer. Mike Christ. learned that 1
known prostitute with an alcohol·
related arrcst wamnt was frequent-
ing Taylor·s residence. Bill-' said.
Thc name of the alleged prostitute
was not disclosed.
The information was turned over
to officers in th<' department's Special
Enforcement Bureau who went to the
apanment Thursday to serve an
arrt'St warrant on the alleged prosti-
tute.
While there. officers spoke with a
airt. 14. who allqedly was hvina with
Ta) lor. They beheved her to be a
runaway.
Baas said the runaway status of the
11rl. bel~ved to be from Sai:i.
Bernardino. was not confirmed until
sc,·rral hour'\ bter when the officer
returned to detain her.
As th<' runaway airl -who also was
wanted on 1 theft charae -was being
detained. Taylor arrived home ind
was arrested for contributina to thr
delinquency of minor and for carry·
1n1 a concealed weapon. allqedly a
small-caliber pistol.
After be1n1 detained. the girl
provided information that Taylor
alleacdly was involved with supply·
ang drugs to under·ased females 1n
return for sex and for supplying
under-aaed females to olhcn for
sexual actav1t1n for money. Much of
the 1tt1v1ty took place in downtown
Huntinlton Beach at Taylor's rcsi·
<knee. igs said.
Based on this information. a search
wamnt was obtained and served
Fnday. The 1nvnt1ption continued
throu&h the wttk.end and additional
wetnesses were located and inter·
viewed. he said. The information led
10 the arrest of Blumbera Sunday and
the arrest of Johnson Monday.
BOARD MAY NOT DEFEND INITIATIVE •••
Pr-Al
Othen involved With the 1n1tuattve
have also said they had not expected
much action from the county in
defense of \be initiative.
··we·re Pff1111rina our own de-
fense. .. said Russ Burkett. co.author
of the slow...,oW1h measure.
Burkett said initiative support.en
havr formed 1 non-profit corporation
and tea.at defense fund.
Laauna Beach attorneys k hnda
Blacketer and G~ory Hile will act
on behalf of the m1t1at1ve committee.
Blacketer also said she was not
surpnscd that the county was not
defendma the an1t1at1ve.
Known offic1&ll) as the Cauzens
Sensible GroW1h and Traffic Control
lnat1au"e. the measure would tac
future <kvelopmcnt 1n the county's
unincorporated areas to traffic am·
provemen~
h would prohibit development an
areas where tMte " traffic ron1nuon
until measures were taken to improve
trafTic flow
The initiative 1lso contains
prov1S1ons callin& for adherence to
Oood control standards and maxi-
mum response times for police. fire
and paramedic vehicles.
Attorne}'S for the builders,' aroups
sa) the measure is illcpl because it is
vacuc.
The opponents also cha11t that the
m1t1at1ve 1s unconstitutional because
it would make builden responsible
for &he effects o f previous develop-
ments.
A hearina on the developers' peti·
tion is schedu~ for March 23.
GOOSE ON GUARD •••
From Al
either one ~· one rabbit or one
duck an their yards 1 fthey ,et a S I 0
rnidcntial animal pmniL
The action was music to
Rodriauez· can. She and heT husbend
and a small aroup of fncnds waited
lhrouah a toni City Council mcctina
to aet the JOOd news.
"We went home and had a small
toast." she said. "It was too late to do
anythina else. We'll celebrate this
wce~end."
Rodriaua said she hit on the Idea
ofhavinaa aooar for a wa&chdoaafter
readana an art1ck about the U.S
military usana the feisty fowls 1s
sentries at ovenus military bases.
Dop would never do because w
breaks out in h1vn and has breathina
problems when w·s around them.
she said.
Roctnaucz bad Mr 32nd binhday
Monday. and tcttina to tec.p Stormer was a pcrf«t birthday ptttent. she
said-even ifCi1y Council chambers
wasn't the ideal surroundinp for such
a fn&ive dly.
Home remodeling
s how opeltlng a f
Anaheim Stadium
Tht Home Rcaoratioa wt ltemodcti111 !MW
""'111 bt s>rntrued Tb1.rlda ... __ .. ~ •• .-.. · Anaheim S·-.....· 'I .... ..,..... ~-'I 1" -nam. .
Hundreds of tllbibi&s h •wina the llant
crca11on1 for .•~side and outskk aht home will be on
d11splay. Exh1b1t1 will .cover.,... llaailll systems.
c ose1s. floor coven,._ roofh'f. tiles.. doon
lwinddo""r lhuntts, plumbina, muTor&, kitchen~
an scape• and chimneys.
Show houn art Tluntday and Friday from •co
10 p.m .. Satu~ from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. and
Sunday from 10 Lm. to I p.m. Admitlion is S4. 7S
ror .ldul~ and $2.$0 for children aiMI aenior citizens.
,.,h1le child~ under 6 are admitted he.
Ber6e11aa dae boaon
Th Sen. Marian Btf'IC!O" will be tht paat of honor
unday at a rtteptlon hosted by the Ora
Counl)' Tus-ycrs Association at tht Center o':f.
650 Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa. ·
The ~vent. from S to 6:30p.m., &190 will include
taxpayers ~vocatcl Paul Gann. Jod foll. Kirk
West and Richard Simpson.
Single. NmJaar .et
.. Lavinaand Lovins the Good Sinalc Life" is thc
title o.f a seminar to be held Thursday from 7 to 10
p.m. in Room 102 of th~ Community Center of
Golden West Collese in Huntinaton Beach.
Author Brenda Blackman will conduct thc
proaram. which will present techniques for meeting
new people and enjoyina life as a sin&le person. Cati
the collCJC at 895-8738 for further information and
regJStrataon.
Trade meedng la CM
Membersand1unuofWomcn in World Trade
will hear Jane Beseda. a manaaer It Price
Waterhouse. speak at the aroup's breakfast meetinf
Thursday at 7:30 a.m. at t~ Holiday Inn. 313
Bnstol St .• Costa Mesa.
lkseda Wiii talk on the harmonized code of
tanfT class1facat1ons now pendma in Conareu. The
cost 1s SI 5 and reservations may be obtained by
calling 968-3868.
Harbor crulae •lated
Nataonal Unavenity's Student/Alumna As-
soc1at1on wtll host a moonliaht harbor cruise
~t~rday from 7:30 p.m. to midniaht Space is
hm11ed to 110 people and rnervations must be paid
by Thurs<Uy.
Captain Tim Eksted will pilot the Bourbon
Cowboy yacht around Newport Ha rbor while guests
enjoy dining and dancina. Call Rendell Drew at
2~S230 for mo~ information and ~at1ons ~ .
B'nal B'rltlJ to meet
Dr. Allen Miller. a chiropractor and nutn-
tionast. wall address Thursday's meeung of the
Samcha chap1er of B'na1 B'rith Women. to be held at
11 a.m. at Prop'CSSivc Savinp and Loan. on
Brookhurst Strttt at Adams Avenue. Huntington
Beach.
Also on the propam will be Lo~ttl
Modclefsky. who wtll discuss plans for a Jewilh
home for the aacd an Oranae County. Call Ao~ncc
Waldman at 96().4556 for rncrvauons and ad-
dittonal information.
Ka7akln6 cJw Jn HB
. Roy Robinson of <>Pen Passaae will preKnt a
shde show on 0ttan kayakina Friday at 7:30 p.m. at
the Sport Chalet. 16242 Beach Blvd .. Huntington
Beach.
. :rhe pr:osram will offer information on kayak-
'"" 1ncludin1 classes and local tnps. Admission 1s
frtt and more information is available at 848--0988.
1Vednada7, Jlucb 9
• 6:30 p.m. Cetta Mesa AMne..,.at Aan-
ey, council chambcn. 77 Fair Drive.
• 7 p.m. Lapu a.d Plau1q C..mluMe,
council chambers. SOS Forest Ave.
Tllanda7, Jlarcll J 0
• 4 p.m. Lapu Beed AIDS ~U. TaM
Ferft, council diamben. $05 Forest Ave.
• 6:30 p.m. Lapu a.d a.en tf M.tat-
•ea& a.M ~ R.evtew a.en. council chambers.
SOS Forest Ave.
• 7 p.m. Mela c...IWla.I Wa&u Dlllrlct a..n tf Dlreden. board room, district offices.
1965 Ptactntia Ave .• Cosia Mesa.
p . l
.,GUG••nu ............
In a ~ public apptaranct Tuetday. Donald Beall. lhc chairman and ch~f
excam vc OMcer or Roch~eU lntn-natto!'ll· said the coms-ny will soon bt
focutant ~ on non-mihtary ~·
f'ollowina tht completion this aprina Of its
8 1-8 bomber contract.
Beall. a Newpon Beach mident. ~on
hand at ua for aroundbrcaki,.. ttr· ~monies for the unavmlly's MW enai~
tnJ center. Beall announced that Rockwell
will donate SS00.000 toward tht com&>k·
tion or lbc S4 milJion. 11 .ooo.tqua~-foot
complu and adjacen1 110-sut
auditorium.
t:nlOlli6. Beall f lddcd qunbons about \M
tfttftl reorpniut1on or Rod:wcll and
about tht coms-nf s "ature in lbc wake of ddinR budlrt cuts. He said appro111matc-
ly 60petttnt of Rockwell's bulinascomts
from tbe U.S. Government. but added that
a 1-. ponion of that con11su o( NASA
contracts rather than defensc-«imted
projects.
.. Ourcomrnfft'aal bullness w1U bt larttr
in the .rututt. larsely bccau$t of the
rompkuon of the B-18 bomber " sald
Beall who said the last of the 1tatc:.Of.the-
an bomben wall roll ofTproductaon hnn an
April.
Tbt coms-ny has a1.t" streamlined ns Nit esscntiall)' ~ out the optr-
ataons manastment level if\ favor o( a
darcct corporate to davisionaJ manqement
sysacm. The move was dnJaned for
"efficiency pin." sa1d Beall. as well as cost
reduction.
Military contracts art not out of the
picture. Beall sa1d Rockwell ~ently
landed a S600 million ~ntract to build
submanne components for the RoyaJ
Austrahan Na''Y· The company outbid a po~erful Euroeican ront0rt1um for the
proJcct an what BeaJI c:aUed a ma}Or coup.
.. lt's a VffY. very imporUnt win not only
for Rock-.ell but for the country " said
Beall. "We mack· a compet1t1vt posture" as
a \ 1s the European busaness communll) ··
Rock~ll as the la.rant non-covemment
emplo)er an Oranet County. pro..,1d1n1
JObs for 14.500 people, accord1n1 to
The center as tchcdulcd for completion
an March 1989 and will be located bttwittn
the En1inttnn1 Bualdina and the Univer-
sit) Club.
Follow1n1 the aroundbrttkina cer-
Beall said Rock~ll's semiconductor
products div1S1or. tn Newport Beach
which employs 1.600 pcopk. will play ~
btsr."?~ tn thecomPIJ'y'S laraer picture
The d1vmon 1s "100 percent commerctal"
andhasagrow1nae•port market in Japan's
automobile industry. wd Beall. compan) oflkiaJs. Donald a..n
Help from a pro
Sab&rn.eMcl by tlM 1-8 record t1ae7•11 tab lato
tbe lOdl aaaul ~tf Cop ..... tlM
Soatla Coanty te9a former tia •eat• Doee. center, to wlllp ti.em bato 81aape at pnctlCe.
......................
Supervisors give Dana Point
a big push toward cityhoo.d
By 808 VAN EVU:N
Ot ... 0-.,... .....
Dana Point 1s ofTand running.
More than 16 months after rn1dtnlS
bcpn g.atbenn1s1gnaturnon a pet1t1on for
cit) hood. the Oranac Count) Board of
Suptn 1sors ..-oted Tucsda) 10 submit the
incorporation question to the voters.
The cit) hood referendum will appear on
the June ? pnmar) el«t1on ballot
Rcs1dentsofthtcommun1t) were happy
with the news and several who have bttn
acuvc in the Cit) hood campaign said the)
hoped to nde the movement into public
office.
"I feel fabulous.'' wd Judy Curren.
chairman of Dana Point C111zens for
Incorporation. "The filinJ period for City
Council should bcaJn this week and I'm
plannina to be a candidate ...
Other community leaden were equally
en1hus1ast1c.
"We finally did at!" said Harold Kauf-
man. ~s1dent of the Dana Point C1v1c
~ssocumon. Kaufman added that he
intended to run for City Council.
Michael [Wrs. another kackr (lf th<'
c1tyhood movement. said ~ was ··99
percent sure" that he would run.
Tuesday's appro,al concludes a long
political battle that included an
acnmonaous d1sputr w11h ne1ahbonng
LaJuna N11uel o'er a s1nna of I) coastal
nei&hborhoods. One commun1t~ ac11v1st whose ne11h-
borhood. Monarch Bay Terrace. was
formcrl) consider-rd pan of La&una
Niguel. said she would also run for Cit)
Council.
"I feel elated.'' said lnand McGuire.
who lobbied to have her communal\
detached from Laauna N11ucl and added
to Dana Pomt. "Yes. I Wlll beac.andadate ..
The roast.al neaahborhoods hid been
included in the Lquna Niaucl ca1rhood
1pplicat1on, but a maJOnty of rnacknts the~ voted for union with Dana Point 1n
an ad\IS<>r)" elcc-uon last No\Cmbcr
The local -\~nc~ Formauon Com·
m1ss1on respond.ed b) K\Cnng the coast.al
stnp from Laguna ~1guel and adding 11 to
Dana Point. a dec1S1o n which was a~
pealed b~ Laguna "11gucl residents
Comm1s.s1oners re1ected the appeal
On Feb :!4. the Board of upen IS.Or\
hdd the ~u1rtd protc-st h~nng Ha'lnl
~" ed no subsanual protest to the
cm hood apphca11on from Dana Point
~s1dents. the board appro'ed the apph-
cat1on and the Junl' referendum
One dark cloud \llll hanp over the Dana
Point landscape ho"'e'er Laauna 'l1gucl cit~ hood ac11' 1st~ haH' said the~ planned
to sue O\i.·r the r~)\'> of their coast.al
tern ton
The ·Laguna "iguel aroup has ratscd
more than SW.000 for •lS legal fiaht. a
spokc-s~oman said last v.-cck
.. We're JUSI ~at1n1 to Stt ~hether
the) ·re going to tile." said Curren "\\-c're
rasing some monc' 100. JUSt in caK ..
rrponC'd stokn u ~ I 8 p m Sunda' lrom
an apanmcnl 1n the ~00 block of l Cl~n
(11fTOn\C'
.22-calibcr bandpft d\lnars a partias lot diSl)Ule wida
1everal Samo9n 111'1 members, delaibcd by pol.ice as
T onpn rivals.
.. We behe~ that O.sneyland'a teCW'iiy was noe
Mlflicieot en~ to prevent ritbcrPftl r_,..ts onctivitics
&om SoJna on 10 tbt Disneylud partina lo1. .. said Loi
Ao.Fies attorney Doa.a1d Gtecne. repescnuna me
perm
Keleti N--. 19, of Santa AM. wu convacttd ot
~ m"'*' bTu't._.a.d WM lttltcoced
IO 17 ~to life in prilO&. mo; IO ... ~ t.bc two
...,. IC ialped Oftf a ... l N.--~
~ o8c:ieh dlim .. I IO«tt put ~ pMIOled ~ ••it'I ~ tlw .... t of tllc
..... die acoad .. &a.»-,..~ ol &llio tbanc ..
Chronic
speed~ng
on Oriole
due study ..
ay J f!NN1PEll WEBEJl °'_...,,... ...
Two dayi after an al&qcdly dnankcn
dn' er crashed into t~o can and slammed
anto a treeon Onok Dnve. theCost.a Mesa
C1t) Council has qrttd to study ways of
lf!llln& dnvers to sk>w down on ~
res1dcnt1al strccL
The accident was the latest cum~ ofa
"chronic" speecStna problem. said Jim
Gau~. who hvcs on Onoic. He said
dn .. crs ot\tn reach speeds of6S to 7S mpb
on the strttt.
"We need a lasuna solution and~ need
n nov. ... he said as he pve the council a
ptttllon SJPcd by about 70 pcop&e.
dcmand1na ~heffrom speedina dnvers.
Some residents have discu.s.ted a lawsuit
as one avenue to solviq the problem.
.. I auess 1t's somcduna that's been
fcstennsand artuna worx and wone and I
1ucu people arc JUSt fed up.-Gaube said.
1ncc rn.cknts had no firm recommen-
d.at1o ns 1n their peuuon. the counctl asked
1lS stafT10 fil\ll'C out .-ays 10~dn~cn10
put on the brakes an the ntllhborbood.
Ywedaed bctv.ttn Adams ._ venur and the
Costa Mesa Golf and Country Oub.
Sut Set. .\Jan Kalt disapecd with Onolt
Dn' e resicknu' ancumcnt or the speed-
1 na probkm. When olflttn put a radar
unit an the area lul )ear. the)' -c:amc up
kind of cmpt)-ha.nded. ... be said. "ncr rt\1c-an1offictn' ~be said
ht ~ not Stt speed•na a.s a chronic
problem but as "isolated inacknts. -
Kent also d~ ~1th ne.,tibon on
the number of accidents. sayans t.hctt had
been fcv. on Onole Onve.
Since Saturda} ·s acetdcnt. ho,.ever.
pol 1~ ha' e 1 ncrcased patrols on the strttl
··w e had more poh« today than ~·ve
.had in 15 years." ~1dent Hush tuwktns
told the C"OUOCll
The ~pttdina probkm tS no1 a new onr
to the ne1ihborhood Tv.o )elr'S ago. the
Traffic C omm1ss1on rnpondcd to rnJ-
dents' rnmplaints b) postina \peed ltmn
and raJu v.aminJ "'1\S and patntana a
~tnpc dov.n the middle of the street.
But Cm Council members satd the)
v.erc unaware of r«ent ~ms OD the
strttt PollC'C Chief 0.vad Snowden also
~ad he '*<LS unaware of a speed1na problem
on Onolc Dn'-e.
·· 11 v.t thol.lf.ht lhcre was a problem ova
there v.1th s~ ~·d step up enforce-
ment. .. he said.
no-den dmnilled a ~t's allep-
llon that pohtt Mve IOk1 rcsadrltu ~area
1'> not a h1ah pnority.
"I thank somebody·s pulhQ!S somcbod) 's
le&. .. he said.. -we doe 't priontitt strttts. -
Kent wd be heard complaints of
specd1na as recody a two days bdO~ the
attadcnl but said politt could not pntVllde
constant enfor«ment because thCTC 1so"t
enouah manpower.
Rock s hatters
motorist's
car window
r
·.
reject U.S. P'&ce plan
.... olk .. etAI ..... .._,. ..
Mid xvcn PaJestinians from tht
DCatby f11U rd\.tetc camp ~
.......... with aunt.bot -ounds to
... baads ud aide.
... ~ • ....s ............
answtr, oot for our ~•.ion ud
not for tbote to come. 11 to why we
became afraid of patt, .. ..W Peres.
leader of 1bt Labof Patty ... Wby did
~ rtjec1 the ~ band
bccaux of iE'na fan?'
lariored iht t. ~ of U.~•• w•.~!!!!~'
In lht West nk town o(Halhoul,
an empty lneli-owned bus uaed to
carry Arab ~ to thrit jobt was
buf'M'd i• "hel of the mwaicifal
bulldiJla. the Palaline Preti Scmc:e
AaOdlet Palestinian from the vii-
-of Masha. U miles wat or Niblut. WU treated fOf a pnshot
woUnd to the left la. the officiab said.
Oflkials at Rafldiyeh HC)lpital in
Nablus said a Palestinian from Jtnin. 20 miles to the north, was shot in 1.he
abouldtt. Prune Minister Y1tzbalt Shamir
succeta(WJy «feated anempts by the
left-of-censer Labof Pany to fort'e a
vote in the 10.rMmbtf inner Cabinet
on a peace plan offered by U.S. ~ry of Sta tr Gcorst P. Shuhz.
Foreian Minisser Shimon Pem.
who has IC!CePted the Sbulu plan.
attacked Shamir's refusal in a speech
in Parliament
.. We miaht miss 1his historic op-.
In clashn nar atya in tbt Wnt
Bank. lsradi penonaeJ car·
ricn fired pebbles 11 detnouannon
wi1h a newly developed riot-connol
device. Israel radio said. The pavel·
farina aun was uKd for this fint time
this week. it said.
The "martyn' dly" strike doted
shops 1hrouahout the West 8anJt and
1he occupied Gaza Strip and kept
mos1 of the 110.000 Arabi who work
in Israel away from IMir jobs.. an
army spokesman and the Palestine
Pins Service said.
Army spoknmm said tbt only
exception to the arneraJ strike was the
Tulkarcm arta near the lsnidi town
said.
It aid Araba ckmouual.ed I t a
dottn locations in Gaza Strip re6-
camps and towns and shouied
Palestine Uberation Orpniution
sJopns. raised Palnttnian flap and
thf'C'W stones.
About l.S million Pakstinians live
in the Wnt Bank and Gaza Sl!i~
which Israel captured in the 1967
Middle East war.
ShulU. who brou&ht the peact
initiative to the Arab and Israeli
leaden last ~k. had asked Shamir
to brina Israel's rnponse to Washina-
ton for talks W1th Prntdcnt Reapn
on March 14 .
Protesters shot, beaten in Panama
PANAMA CITY, Panama (AP)-
R1ot ~lioe fired budshot and tear ps
to dispc1'W dcmonstraton who
blocked streets with hundreds of trash
fires 10 protnt the country's military
rule and its tottenna economy.
The demonstrations Tuesday were
the larant since Prn1dent Eric Anuro
~lvalk was deposed Feb. 26. j ust
hours after he tned to fire Gen.
Manuel Antonio Nonep.
Nonqa. chief of Panama's I .S.~
member Defense Focus. is con-
sidered the real power behind the
country's c1v1lian government.
Reporters saw at least ei&ht
protesters captured. beaten with ru~
ber 1runchcons and fists and dnven
away in m1ht.ary vrh1clcs
A photographer for the Melllco
C'1t> nt*Spaper Excelsior was shahtly
IDJUred by b1rdshot fired by pohcr.
The National C1v1c C'rusade. which
has orpn12ed demonstrations calhng
for Nonqa's ousler sintt last June.
said at least 23 ~pie were detained.
By late Tunda)'. all but two had bttn
rt leased.
··1t was another black c:b) for
Panama." said Aurtho Barna. presi-
dent of the Panama Chamber of
Commerce. Industry and Agncul·
1urc ... When the people of Panama go
into the StrttU. they ~t rcpr:cucd.'.
he 1old rcponrrs Tuctday night.
" U.S. ready to tighten squeeze
I
WASHINGTON (AP)-Panama's m1htary rqime
could find itself subject to "a whole panoply" of economic
sanctions by the end of tffis wcrk. including the
Wlthholdi• of S6.S million this month for use of the
Panama Canal. U.S. offtcials say.
Ftnal decisions on the sanctions arc expected at an
1n1cr:-19tncy rnuuna scheduled Thursday. said the
officials. wbo insisted on anonymity. A formal an-
nouncement is likely either Thursday or Friday. they
added.
The ca>nomic punishment 1s intended to agravate
an atrcady acute cash shonaae in that country and
pressure military stronpnan Manuel An1onio Nonrga
out of office.
The officials spoke late Tuesday. the same da} 1hat
the House F~ip Af&1n Commllttt UfJed president
Reagan to conllder economic sanctions qainst Panama's
military rqime.
.
White House spoknman Martin Fitzwater said 1n
response to the Housc1 committtt vote that the
administration would not taic such action liahtly.
"The thraf s still out t.hert." F1uw11er said. "The
situation is chanaina rapidly and we're still monitonna it.
But we don't want to aa precipitously.··
The administration has caned for Nonqa's ouster
s1 nee be was indicted on federal drua trafficki na cha ran in
Florida last month and for a ttturn to civilian rule.
Another sanction beina considered is the withdrawal
of Panamanian participation in a system of trade
preferencn l«Ofded to most Third World countries. the
official$ said. This would make Panamarnan products
more expensive in U.S. markets.
-\nother ~sibility. they said. is Panama's exclusion
from the Canbbcan Basin Initiative under which some
Panamanian products can be exported Co the Unurd
States without duucs.
..We arc in the ha.nets of armed
trrronsts. ··Barna added. rcfcrriDC""to
the Nonqa rqimc.
city Tuesday anernoon. snarlina traf-Other pro1cs1en. mostly rov1n1
flc and fomna many businesses to bands of youths. set lire to piles of
shut down earl). ~brisand built bamc:adesofbumina
Riot pohet v.ere out 1n force. but ·tires. dry palm fronds. wooden s1ans.
thty could no1 kcrp up with the boukknandanythin&dsctheycould
hundreds of demonstrators. many of lua into the streets.
Sama is a d1~tor of the Crusade. a
broad coahuon of bus1nns.. pr~
frss1onal, labor. student and political
organizauo ns opposed to Noriqa.
Small aroups of protesttn erected
bamcadcs across hundttds of streets
an lhr crntral and eastern pans of the
whom stepped out of their homes and Smouldmna rubbish still htt~
shops 10 hurl plut1c bqs of prbaac the streets of this tropical cap1&al late
into the strttts then quickly ran back Tunday niaht. but demonstrators
1ns1dr. had dispersed.
Soviets foil airline hijacking atte1npt U.S ., Britam ·
veto sanctions
onS.Mrica
MOSCO W -Soviet authorities fo iled an attempt to numbers of c1v1llans ... Baghdad·s official Iraqi News
commandeer an Arronot passcnacr JCI. bu1 a fl1ah1 AacnC) ·said. It said Iraq retaliated b)' finng a lona·ranac
anendant. thrcc passcnacn and most of lhr armed m1ss1k into Tehran. Iran's capital There was no
b1Jackcrs ,.ere k~. Tass rcponcd "Measures wett 1mmed1atr rrpon from Iran that the m1ss1lc had hll the
taken to render the cnm1naJs harmlns." lhc official news cu~. where IRNA said 21 civilians. "mainly women and
qcncy said. -Mose of the criminals wcrr killed. 1he others children. -were killed by thrtt Iraqi m1ss1lcs Tucsda> were captured and wtll face tnal. ··-As a result of the act of Iran claims to have fired 29 missiles into Baahdad. the
ttrronsm. an air hos1CSS and thru pesscn~"' ,.ere killed. nonhr rn Cit) of Mosul and the southern town of .\1-
Thcrr arc casualucs,'' the rcpon added. It was no1 clear Amarah since the mm1k rxchangr began Feb. 29. The
how many hijackers ~re involved nor how Soviet Iraqis have acknowlrdged onl) 24 hm.
authon11cs s1opped the h1Jackin1 attempt The official •"C> said the attempted h1jackin1 occurred Tunda).
... hich was a national holiday ID the So\ 1(1 l'n1on. Ez-W. German leader de•d
FRANKFURT. West Gffmany -Former West C.p.~tal. of Iran Inq hit German Chancellor Kun GeOl'J K1rsinacr died today at ~ ' age 83, West Grnllan 1elev1s1on reponed. The Chn11tan
UNITED NATIONS (AP) -The
Un11ed Stalt1 and Bnta1n vetoed a
Sccufll) Council resolution to im-
pose l'Conomic sanctions on South
Africa. sayin' such mandatory penal·
ties v.ould stifle chancrs for internal
reform
The mrasurt was aimed at punina
prMSure on South Afnca to end
apanht'id. 1hat country's S)'strm of
lcphzed racial sqrcpuon. It would
havt' imposed mandatory wc)rldwide
sanctions. includina an 011 qnbarao.
for a )tar.
It failed by a vote of 1~2. with
France. West Germany and Japan
abstainin1-
Pnor to the vote Tuesday. all
speakers <kplorcd white minority-led
----------------------------------------South Africa'sstatr ofrmeraency and
recent restrictions on anti-apartheid
aroups.
NICOSIA. Cyprus -Iran and Iraq said they Democratic poh11c1an died in the Tucbin~n Un1vcn1ty
bombarded each others' capitals wuh m1ss1lcs today as hospital ofhc:an failure, the ARD trlcvmon network said.
the 10-da) ··war of 1he cities-enaulfcd even more c1ucs K1csinacr ~rved as West Germany's third chancellor.
and towns. Iran s official Islamic Rrpubhc News Aatncy from I %6 to 1969. He aroupcd the C'hnsuan Democrats
said Iran fired two m1ss1lcs into 8a&hdad fi ve minutes and their Bavanan countrrpans with the lcft1st-leanin1
apart this morning Iraq said JUSt one missile cxplockd in Soci.11 Dtmocrats 10 form what was ~lied the "Grand
Its capnal. v.11h a populauon of five m1lhon. The missile C'oaht1on. ··Willy Brandt served as the coahllon's foreign
demolished housn and stores ... k1lhna or woundml minister. before iakina over as chancellor.
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But Bnt1sh ff;bassador Sir
C'nspin T1ckell a .S. Ambassador
Herbert Okun bo h told the council
manc:btory sanctions would cnpplc
thr chances for an "internal .. dialoaue
in South Africa.
The West German envoy. Alex-
ander C'ount York von Wartenburi.
p ve a similar reason for abstaininJ.
But he also warned South Afnca
that the Wcst German absttntion is
-a s1anal that m> aovernment's
pal1l'lltt is noc 1nexhaust1ble."
Better late than never
Vletaam ••teraa Bob ....... Cl'GIHI die ftalala line of tile
Loe ADMelee llaratlaoD t1aree clap after ID etut. n.e ~Wlelaaa floteleef tlM COUM In 7••At !loan, wrlJ 18 IMNn
ala•d of lat. time for Jut yeu.
Prayer as 'medicine'
center of death case
SAC'RAMENTO (AP) - A lawyer
for the C'hristian Science church.
seeking to block manslaughter pros-
ecu1ions of parents who sought to
1reat their ailing children with
pra)en . says 1hey chose a method of
1rra1ment tha1 1s accrptcd by stale
lav.
The state "has rrrogn1zrd the
practice ofC'hnstlan Science .... as an
accrptabk alternative to sttking the
prac tice of medical doctors,'' atforney
Warren C'hristophrr told the state
Supreme C'oun Tuesday
Bui the claim that 1hr parents
cannot be prosecuted for the deaths of
their chi ldren drew a harsh response
from a state la~r
.. Parents may be frtt 10 manyr
themselves but not to martyr their
children,'' said Deputy Attorney
General Clifford Thompson.
The coun will rule at a later <btr on
whether State laws IJVlnl rtt<>1mt1on
to treatment b) prayer 1n ccnain
situations allow prosccution for 1n·
voJuntar) manslau&hter based on
criminal nqhgence. the parent's de·
c1S1on not to sttk a doctor's carr
In the lead case. Laurie Walker of
Sacramento called a Christian Sci·
encr practitioner af\cr her dauahter.
Shaunt.ay. showed symptoms of the
flu 1n February 1984. The practitioner
and a C'hristtan Science nurse 111end·
rd and pra)ed for the gjrt, but she died
of meningitis 17 days later.
Other pending prosecutions in·
volvr the meninsit1s deaths of an 8-
monlh-old child in Sonoma and a 16-
month-old 1n Los Anacles.
The defense rches on a 1976 state
law 1hat was sponsored by the
C'hnst1an Science church.
11 allows parents to fulfill their lepl
duly of providina "other remedial
care" for minor children throuah
treatment by prayer alone. accordint
10 the practices of a "rcc<>Jn~
church or rcliJious dcnominauon. by
a duly accredited practitioner."
Striking TV writers won't
work on the Oscar show
By Tk Auodate4 Prnt
LOS ANGELES-U n1on wntcn turned lhumbs down on a proposal that
ttr~y continue workina on next month's Academy Awards scnpl. and CBS. TV
shrived two new shows. as a strike by the Writcn Guild of America put a
crunch on Hollywood. The Academy Awards ceremony, scheduled for
worldwide broadcast by ABC-TV on ~111 , wtll &Qon the air wtlhout 1hcaid
of the stnkina WGA. spokeswoman Cl\cryl Rhoden said Tuesday niaht. The
unio n's western unit board voted unan1mousJy Tunday n&&ht to re,JCCt a
request fora waiver from the produccnoflheAcadcmyofMo11on Picturt Arts
and Sciences. A waiver would have allowed union work on the scnpt 10 fO
ahead dnpitr the strike. Rhoden said the1u1ld'scastcm unit didn't take pan 1n
the vote bcausc the show is produced in Los Anaclcs and would only involve
members of the western unit.
Afan Indicted for frlfe '• deatlJ •t w
LOS ANGELES -An author who claims lsrach qents thmv his bnde
into the sea dunna thrir honeymoon in retaliation for a book ~llilina Jcwish
human nsJlts abuses has been indicted on a murder charse. Scott Robin
Roston, who first told authorities his wife, KaJCn Waltz Roston. was blown
ovetboard on a cruise ship by a aust of wind while jomina on Feb. I 3. chanaed
his story when authonues noted it wasn't windy that niaht. Roston was
indicted Tuesday by a federal vand JUry for ~«pu murdtt. The
indictment accused him of "bcat1na ha-. stranatina ha-and th~na her
overboard into the sea to drown 1n callous and rttk&ess disrcaard for her life ...
If convicted. he could be sentenced to life 1n prison.
OPE
DAIL
idential pack shifts
s~ge, bo"s to Illinois
CHICAGO (AP) -With the
t.ttlclroUnd ol ~he South behind
thtm. dw pftsickntial pack tu'Md to
Illinois fota weelt•loftaaimpai1n that
could be a 1M1 •nd for some. Tht candidacy of Republican Bob
Dolt stood in sudden jeopardy aner
Vice Prnidcnt Gcorat Bush racked
up hUllC wins in the Super Tuesday
states. ~. tecaHina lhe days when he ~vettd from cripphna war wounds
at a holpitll ~~. saad he as stanina
his. .. roed IO rccovtry" 1n the sta1e
On the Democratac side, 1herc art'
other con~nden w11h some1h1n1 10
prove here.
Sen. Plut Simon. who b) passed tht'
Super Tuesday cootes1s, Clllled neu
week's Illinois pnmary 1he "Super
Tuesday oflhe industrial statt'~ .. ~ Illinois senator mainta1nt'd
Tuesday niaht he can kick has cam-
pa11Jl .into pr with a strong home-
1urf w1n.
"I think we·~ 1om1 to do "l'I) "'ell
once WC art launched in llhno1s." ht'
said.
Chicqo-t.sed cavil rights leader
Jesse Jackson. who ~ur.cd to the top
11er of Democrats with 11 strong
Southern showing. wall lOnt1nue tu
court voters ou1sidt' his blatk ba$e.
TcnnC'Stee Sen. Alben Gore Jr.. fold. lloberuon, howevtr. had a
v.ho d1vv1cd up Oilf.ie wi1h Jaek10n. caucus Wln in Washint1on stale to
will 1ry lo show M has ~Oft than point to, and vowed IO f'lht Oft.
rqional appeal. And Muuchutdts Dukakh. atleftd•na • rally •• a
Gov. Michatl Dukalus. the cklepte Chicalo naptclab u Super Tuesday
leader amon1 Demoerall, will be ~ults poured in, called llhnois a kc'y
scekina to nail down his dominance st.alt where he hopes lO do well.
here. ..I'm somebody who doesn't JUSt
On T~y. l 13 Dcm~tac and talk 1abou1 cconomk ckvelopmtnt
81 GOP dek'&atC'S w1'1 be chosen. The and aood Jobs ... Oubkit said. -rvt'
rcma1n1n1 IS" will be selected at party helped to crcaic them ... and that's a
meetings. mcssqe tbal is very 1m porlJn1 1n a
Illinois sends the finh~larat1t dcl-stale like 11Jino1s."
qataons to the Democratic and Jackton·s camJl!liP mana~r.
Republican na1ion1I conventions. Gerald AUS1jn, said Tuesdfy ntaht
Missoun Rep. Richard Gephardt. that Illinois LS imponatn for Jackson.
who v.on o nl)' has home st.ate on w ho accordina to a nrtwork eiut poll
Super Tut'sda)', was hopana for a piled a 10 petttnt sbart of the whatt
comeback in the northnn industnal vote on top ofa near sweep of black
slates. Gephardt. however. was not votes in Su~rTuesday primancs.
t'\pt'Ctcd to mount a major llhno1s Austin discounted tht candidacy of
campaign. Simon.
Bush. exuberant over has sweep of "Simon did not contest 20 st.ates.
all 16 states with Republican and that has removed him from the
pnmarit'~. v.111 tr) to use strona ~ny last of ~ who arc viable as
organ1Lat1on support in llhno1s to candidates.' Austin said.
bur) the oppos111on for aood on the Dole. who won only about a Stllth
road to Nev. Orleans. as many dclepacs as Bush dad
Rep. Jack Kemp and rormt'r tele· Tuesday. has chalknp Bush to a
'1\1on c:'angt:l1'>t Pat Robenson fail·' series of debates ~manisccnt of the
ed to make their wa) to the fro nt of famous Lincoln-Ooualas duels of a
the GOP field on Super Tuesday. more than a century aao. Bush
Kcmp·s campaign looked likely to rejected the challmac.
PRIMARY WINNERS ••• rromAl
California and probabl) to lhe con·
\enuon."
Muuchusctts Go\ Dukak1s. "'ho
"'on the rwo b1gcs1 Southern slates.
Flonda and Tcus. madt' ttlc\1s1on
appearances from Ch1ca10. >Nht're he
v.as alrnd) campa11ning
"I've always felt that this "'111 go
n ght dov.n to the last primane~ 1n
Califomta and New krse)." hr said
on C OS.TV
Jackson. who v.on 1n li"c Southern
states. said at a Houston ne..-.~
conference toda) his results sho..-. he
1s a serious contender
"In these clcctao ns ..-..e arc rcmo' 1 ng
those ~oubu. Our coaht1on rcp-
rcscnn the futurt' of the Dcmocrat1l
Part) ... he said
Oukak1s ..-.on 386 for a total of
455 5. Jackw n packed up 366. iivana
him a total of 393 5S: and Gort took
3~6 for a total of 347 8 Gephardt
P•l led up 1n dcleptcs for a total of
1.i3 ..-.h1kGa11 Han faalt'd to pack up
a tklcgate
ll takes 1.UM:! to gain the Dcmo-
uat1c nomination at the party con-
\ ent1on in .\tlanta this summer.
Super Tue\da) ..-.as designed b>
~uth.:rn Dc:muuat~ ho p1n& for a
m ore n msen at1"e candidate that
lhl..') b1..'11e,cd could a\01d the disas-
ter\ ..-.h1ch ha'e befallen the Demo-
crat'> in four o f the last fiH prcs1den-
t1al dect1ons
8eD. Albert Gore Jr.
Otengeeomt DAILY PILOTIW.o~. March I , 1MI *AS
Super Tuesday results
Crllt••• ~Babbitt
M~Dukmut
Richard Gephardt
AlbertOot•
Gary Hert
Jesse Jack.eon
Paul Simon
Othen, unemmttd
Republlcen•
c .........
George Bush
Robert Dole
~re du Pont
Aleunder Ha.g
Jack Kemp
Pat Robertson
Others, uncmmttd
~ precincts reporting
...... Yole
54.2&4 w.
2.293.365 28%
1, 145.252 13•;.
2.355. 111 28%
258.430 3%
2.365.507 21•1.
170.852 :Z-1.
273.391 3%
tOUIMte
2.418, 134 56%
1.043.998 24•1.
24.352 w.
17. 9-48 0-1.
20&, 138 5•1.
~8.917 13•1.
31.174 w.
..... ...
0 e
1
5
0
4
0
0
...... --1&
0
0
0
0
1
0
...... ...
0
358
91
294
0
322
0
6
deleQ•t ..
572
99
0
0
0
10
t6
··This 1s &ong to be Bob Oole's
r«ove11 statt' ... Dole declared in tht'
Ch1ca10 suburb of Oak Brook on
Tuesda) night ··11·s going to be the
turnaround stale ··
ou~ht"S v.cak." said Ed "Au rn<rnc:
Bush is bal'ked b' Go\ Jamt'S R
Thompson. plus 9 \ of IO~ count:i-
lcadcr\ and othl'r in0ut'ntial \late
leaders
''There arc no areas v.c cons1dt'r
00.. lllclaael l)alr•lde
Bu\h's llhno1s dcput) campaign l11 ·
rector
But Dole also has a strong \l4tl·
operataon . ..-..11h coordinators 1n J ll
counties and v.ell-kno v. n Jdcg.atr
candidates. said camp:11gn d1rc.-l tor
Mark SchrOt'dcr Dole\ orp n11.it111n
began sh1ft1ng forct's to lllinvl\ e' t·n
beTort' Super Tu~>
FORT C .\MPBELL. K) (AP) -
T"' o m1htar, hehcoplcrs collided
dunna J n1itu tra1nin1 m1ss1on and
cra<;hc:d :!SO fttt lO iM around.
'>Pt'"' 1na nam1n1 "-TCCkalt' across a
v.c.x><kd area and k1lhn1 17 scr-
' lltmt'n the .\rm)' said toda)
fhe L H-00 Blackhawk btltcop1en
lOll1dcd about 9·4S pm CST Tues.-
OJ\ " m1k'> from the Fon Cam~ll
.\rnl\ -'tr F1t'ld s.aad Maj Rand~
\c. hod Fon ( ampbell public 1nfor·
m..i11on ufTicer. r ht' Blackhawl IS Ont' of tht'
mill tar. \ nev.cst ht'hcoptt'rs. but ha~
hn n grounded ~vcral times Last
'>umml·r 01Tic1als said that about 40
p•:11pk had l>et'n ltlkd an crasht's of
thl' hdllOptc:r SlO~ 1978.
\\. hot:I ..aid tM crash on urrcd
Jur1nga ·routine niaht m ission .. and
thJt .ill I, aboard ..-..ere killed
I hl hd1l11pteri. v.t'rt fl~1ng at 9:!
mph v. hrn the) rnlhdc-d crasht'd and
hurn.:J 'IX" ing v.reckagt' o\Cr a n
arlJ 1•1 H(11u 5SO 'ards Schoel \Bad
T hc a1rl raft "'t're fl~ 1n& at 800 feet
abo-.l· ""a k\t'I v.h1ch put them :!SO
abo' l' a panaall~ ..-.ooded art'a called
the ( orrc-itdor drop Lone. where
<;<1ld1l'f'> train tor parachute drops and
a ir JS\,iult~
·one aircraft'' located in the tr~s
One a1rcrafl 1s right on the cdgt of a
deanng .. \choc:I ..aid ··\\e arc still
lool 1n& throughout the area to Stt 1f
tht'\ can locate aO\ other bodies "
The accident onurrtd wht'n one of
thrt'C hchcoptcf"'i 0~1ng an formallOft
v.a~ hit b' a founh. said Wilham
Harralwn. dcput) pubhc affairs of-
ficer The other tv.o Blackhawl
ht'hrnpters landed safcl~. he said
The ~n icemen 1o1.cre from the
-\rm\ '~nd baUahon. S01nd infantry
and 1·hc copters wcrt' from the 8 and C
companies. I U I st a" aataon rci1mcnt.
5th battalion. said \llld Pt'ntaaon
spolcsman Maj Rand) Moflf'r
Robenson. at a ne"'s conferenn: in
o\tlanta toda). said "None ot u\
could ha' e drcamt'd that he (Bush I
could be so strong The mantle of
Ronald Rcapn has pas!>Cd tn C.eorge
Bush."
But. he said. "It 1sn 't o' er \t'I \till
half of the dt'lcgate<, arc 10 be
selected ..
Robenson had hoped to do ..-.d i 1n
the South but v.on onh the Wuhmg·
ton caucuses. "'hal.'.h represent an
t'arl) staac an that state's dt'leg.ite
selection. Stall. ht ~ad he bchc' ed he
v.as "maluna a profound change 1n
-'mencan pohtacs" and ht' plannt'd to
conunue his cau~ bt)ond th1 \ ~car's
clcctaon
But the massa\e schedule -20
Democratic and 17 Republican con·
tc't~ -appnred to o ffer an advan-
tage to 1he best financed candidates
or 1n the l'ase of Jackson. the one who
had the most solid base in the rq1on
\\ h1le Jackson was far outspent b)
h1., n'als. he recc1,ed more than 9<)
pern ·nt oft he black' Ott' an tht' South.
arcordang to Cll,ll polls. which said ht'
v.un as much as 10 percent of the
1o1.h1te \Ote -mort' than 1-.1cc a~
much a~ has 1984 showing among
Reagan salutes Rockne,
American will to succeed
Meese refuses
to step down
\\ -'~Hl"'CJTO'-. !-'Pl-°'ttomc)
C1rneral E.d-.1n \.t«Y lll 1s rt'JC'Ct1n1a
rt·que.,1 b~ 11 Democrats o n the
Huu\C Jud1u.tn < u mmllltt that he
1emporanh stcp du1o1.n until pending
f<"drra '°'~11gauons into his con·
dull ha'e bttn lC1mrlelcd
Dole acknowlcdaed he took a
wh1ppina, Campa11n1n1 toda\ 1n
Ch1caao. he said. "It will bc up IO
lllrno1s now to tum 11 around ..
The deleptc total dramat1rall\
spelled out how Bush do minated tht·
day.
Wnh 712 Republican coM en11un
delepacs at st1kc. Bush won S 78.
gJ vina him 70S when combined with
the dekaatcs he won in earlier
contests. l>olc had Q8 for a total of
163. Robenson pined nine dt"lcptes
for a total of 17. Kemp packed up four
for a tot.al of39 Tht' rtnuandcr..-..111 he
apponioncd as the final few 'otcs arc
counted.
It t.akn 1.139 to pin tht' Re·
publican nom1na11on at tht' pan)
convention an Ne..-.. Orleans an
.\UJUSt.
On the Dcmocra11c~1de. 1o1.1th 1.307
national conHnuo n delegates at
stake in .? I contests. tht' ratt' looked
lake this:
v. httcs
\\ 11h 96 perct'nt of precincts rcpon·
ing the popular \Ott from the
Democratic pnmann ""as Jackson
1 .i93. 700. Dukak1s 1.43Q.856. Gore
2A3 l.306. Gephardt l.20·U8S. Han
216.594. and 111100 1!> ~n Paul Simon
179 580
Wnh 93 peru·nt of the Rt'publacan
pn:cin<.ts reporting. the totals v.crc
Bu'>h 2.584.2,8. Dole l.C>9S 419.
Robc.·nson 58 2.130. and Kemp
218.130
Whale Bu~h IO\o\t'rcd over ht'>
RepublKan rn als aftt'r the b1gcst
da) in pramar) ell'ct1on hastor). the
Democrats sull v.t"re a pan) 1n search
of a clear lcadt'r
upc:r I uesda> ga \l' them thrtt and
left Gephardt on ~hak) around
Democrats v.-111 hold caucuses on
Saturda' 1n South C arohna. v.herc
Gephardt. Jackson and Gore are the
principal contcndt'r\ and tht'n mo'c
on to Illinois for nc't Tuesd•>'s
prim an
ucphardt. alread) hun1n& for
monn said he 1o1. 111 conct'ntrate
scarll; resources on M1ch1pn ratht'r
than llhnoas. "'hcrt' fa, onte son
Simon 1~ makin& a last stand
-·
50l'TH BEND. Ind. t.\P) -
Prl..'s1dent Rcapn. hononna l*"d·
·~ foo1ball coach Knute Rockne.
said toda) he sttS ··a wall to succttd
l'' 1dl·nt 1n our land .. rcm1n1~nt of
the '>Pint o f the man -.ho led Notre
Dame t n1,t'rs1t) to fivt' undefeated
football 'Seasons
Rc.i~.tn unH1lang a com·
ml·muratl\ t' sa.amp to mart th(" I OOth
annl\en.ar, o f Rockne's b1nh. rem•·
n1 -.t:ed both about Rockne's stoned
car.:er and has o~n role an Holh·
v.QOd's portra)al of 1t. ·
"The Rockne.-leacnd stood for fair
pla) and honor. but ~ou kno~-. 1t was
thorou&)) .\mencan 1n another WI) ...
Rcapn said. ··tt v.as pracucal. at
placed a 'aluc o n Jc, astatang quack·
nt'n and aiiht) and on confounding
lht' o ppm1tion v.ath aood old -'\men-
can cit"\ emt"U But most of all. the
Rockne k&t"nd meant this . that on
or off the field. 1t 1s faith that makes
the d1fTt"rencc. 11 1s faith that makes
'1t'at th1np happen ·· Re~pn said Rockne recognized
··1he fundamental clemt"nt of the
"mcncan charactt'r that no t)rann~
and fe..-. of our compc11to rs can t''t'r
hope 111 mat{h Knutt' Rockne knc.--.
and appretiated 11 The lreall't'
genius and omnipresent o p11m1sm of
our peopk ··
Rcapn al~ rem1n1~cd about h1 ..
o-.n he)Ja' 1n Holl)v.ood v.ht'n ht'
con\ 1nced a prodw.cr 10 allov. him tn
pla> the pan ol (1corae Gapp in tht·
mo' 1e "Knutl· Rockne ~ll -'men
can · Gipp ..-.as tht' Notre Damt'
football pla)er "'hose dcathbeQ rt'·
quc<>t to RIX kne -"\\ 1n JUSt one for
the (11pper'' -1nspm:d tht' tt'am to J
I ::.ti \ ICIOr) 0\ er .\rm\ 10 I Q~8
Reagan called the pan ··a ~oung
a tor\ dream" and he \.lad tht' mo' 1c
sull ha .. a me'>saF for ~mt'neans
··There's a ..-.all to sut c~d t ' 1dcn1
1n our l.rnd I happen to ha'e al-.a~<>
belie' .:J an the "mcncan peo ple
Don't e'er ~II them shon (11,<"n the
prupt'r tool~ and a le' cl pla\ 1ng
ground o ur 1o1. orkc.-rs can ou1-prod1Kl
and uut-<ompetc aO\ one an) 1o1. ht"re ··
Ht' Jdd<'d that ··there .Ut' those "tw
~\· J darl side tt1 our technofOiJtal
prugrrss · \o\1th the dc,clopment 111
mort' dt'adh v.cap .. ns
Hv..-.e\l'r the president \did
T ('Chnolcig' 1\ po1 nt1ng J "'a' l)ut ol
1h1\ d1lcmm.t· and ,11eJ his •· tar
\.\ Jf\ .. '>pal.:·ba">C.·J ml\\lk defenS('
"~tl'm
\.\ hllc Hou~ \polesman \1arlan
h11v.ater i.;uJ ·1he (11prer gOl"'
t'lal l . a'> he annuunted th<' mp
During h1\ prcs1dl·nc' Reaµn \sup
pona'l ha'e !t<11ed upon h1\ mo' 1t"
1n .. p1rt'd n1l l na me ICI ht'lp hu1ld
\Uf'P'm for hi\ po.tllllC 31 rrogram\
Th.: prcs11knt h1m\.CI r<"l~lleJ th<'
t•m,111onal mo' 1c during h1' h~I '1\1t
111,lllre Damt' '~1ulh Bend ,amru~
..-.hen hl' de 1,creJ the '1mmcn,e·
ml·nt JJdrn'> l1 n \IJ' 1 ~ I"
Thi'> 1s Jn Clld 1dt'il .i polall\all~
pan1s.in 11.lca and a thorouehh bad
idea ·· \fr~ s chief spokesman.
T t'm Ea)tland ..aid T ut"Sda' after
tx-1n~ informed o f the l"C'QUMI
The Dt•mtK rat~ said in their l<'llt'r
· \\ l \trOn@.I' belie' e that \our in·
lrca\1n& 1nab1lit\ to \pend lime on the
d.i,·tn tU\ dt'mands of )Our 1ob the
detn111ra11ng morale .it thC' Depan-
ml·n1 11! Ju\ltll' and thc \Ontinuintt
d nuJ 11\l..'f \Pur Llffttt' are undl·r·
minin~ \l\Ur .ihil1l\ Ill .Ad tfT<."Cl l\(.'l\
a' thl nalh•n ', h1l'f la"' enfon..e-mcnt ,,,1
\l<'t'-.c ha11 ht"<-n under ,nm1nal
1n ,, ~.111on h' 1ndt"pendt'nl (Ouo<.el
jJme• \h .,_a, \lnlc last \.ta' I I
\1, .,_J, ha\ ~n c'amining \.k~'SC·s
1n' 1ht'mcn1 ..-.11h '14.andal-plagut'd
\\. ,·Jtl·, h < orp and"' 1th d SI b1lhon
l rJ~1111l pipeline pro1C\.I
s18 A fuTH WrLL GET 'n.1 ThERE
Thi., 'ummt'f. 11 dl~nt lll'lt mud1 tu k1ok
Onh Sl.1\ a mooth lor 2-i month.' Sl8 lk1\\TI and 2~
p:l\11lt'nl\ nf fl~ wnh J 1; ~ PR '111 'I< ip j)\ for.dm·
guest tour
)t It! II 11 ~ ht lltt1' lh.ul t'\l"r tn J ~lhll~ "IUll lhan~
tu the hont:'!ll t"4\Jlpmt1ll .md fan.b~ Ml\ w~ k~ l lfl our
l'Ustuoneli "~~ tr..k~ 'M1m tn Jn Ohmpk· '"It-pot~
~ Wa~dt ~\rl up a S\\t""JI ill all tht· latl"'t mJLh.tno
Then tu1 !ht' ht·-.i.:h Aoo ffiakt. lllt' ~ ,~ tht111 sweat
~ lfuoo ·SA\ J-IEALru Cll 13
RI ME\ \. \ll w tE\
Buzz word may
soon become a
national roar
Privatization is a buzz word now, but it will be a roar an
the not-too-distant future.
This wee~ the president's Commission on Privatization
relcued the repon many people have been waiting1for. It
contained no surpria. but marked the bqinnina of a process
that could result in private business takina over many
tovemment services and jobs.
Some of the servicet taracted in the repon include much
of the PostaJ Service, air-traffic control, routine office
operations and mass tnnsponation. It also suuests that
aovemment aet out of the housina business and sell low-rel')t
houses and apanments to the people who are living there.
The sugestion that the federal aovemment might get
smaller and more efficient is music to the ean of many people.
Ifs also reasonabJe to expect that once the trend begins.. it will
mckie down-10-,t.ate 1nd-lecaJ..sovemments.
On w county and city level such thinp as clerical duties,
civil engineerina. transponation, data procesaina, repair and
maintenance, food services ~n6"some cmeraency services
could be contracted out.
Some privatization targets wilJ be more controversial
than others. ...
Unions that represent public employees will raise Cain
-they have blocked hundreds of proposals to contract
government services an the past -and wilt scream about the
loss of JObs and union memberL
The bureaucrats who run federal, state and local aaencies
also won't be willina to give up their power base, but
privatazauon of governmental services. where feasible.
should be pushed.
One thing that wall enhance the privatization movement
is it will make the federal budget look better by shifting some
of the cost of government to private companies. Some
observers say that even the politicians who oppose the
concept will suppon privatization because it is less painful
than ra1s1ng taxes to balance the federal bud&ct.
To a lesser degree. the same thins will happen on the state
and local levels o nce the trend takes hold.
Reducing the size and cost of government at all levels is a
wonhwhilc and necessary effon. but the conversion must be
handled on a case-by-case basis. Routine JObs such as data
processing. engincennJ services and maintenance and repair
arc a few of the obvious candidates. But pnvatization of
government functions that deal wath the public on a person-
to-person basis arc going to be tougher to handle.
It as true that contracting out services and JObs will make
government budgets appear leaner. and there may be gams an
efficiency. But there's a potential backlash that transcends
financial and political expediency.
Despite the poor track record of many government
agencies. they are directly or indirectly accountable to the
aeneral public through elected officiaJs.
There are gains that sbouJd be made by pn vatizmg some
of the government's services. but government must keep
enou&h control to guarantee that human services do not take
a bacl seat to the profit motive.
Jimmy Swaggart
So one more televmon evangelist falls.. Jimmy Swauan
1s one of the b1ucst, but the country has become accustomed
to seem& TV ministers stumble becallsc of worldly pleasures.
The only remarkable thin& about the Swaaan case is the
extent to which everyone is focusina on his physical sin. that
of consonang with a prostitute. In the eyes of his church and
his followers, that was has greatest offense. and they already
have bqun forgiv1n1 him. -
G ive Swagg.an cn:dit -he knew what he had to do. He
prostrated himself before the clden ofthe Assemblies of God
denomination. has conarqation. his TV audience and God
himself. Swasaan blamed no one else.
He admitted s1nn1na. took full respons1b1l1t> and bcgaed
forg.aveness. Most of his sympathizers were not JUSt touched.
they were overwhelmed.
Amid all this glorious heahna. 1t seems almost unkind to
note that Swaaan did not admit his sin until he had no choice
-until it was reponed by a fellow TV evangelist and
competjtor whom Swag.an had helped discredit and dnve
out of business.
He did not conf"s until his worldly empire was at stake.
Where were Swagan·s humility and repentance during all
those months or years before he was found out?
A•vJU• (N.C.J Clt.11~•
Pat Robertson
Republican prn1dent1al hopeful Pat Robenson has a
problem whh makina outrageous statements that he can't
t.ck up with fic1s.
He labeled Planned Parenthood supponcn as people
U)'iQI to cmate a master ~ JUSt because binh control
piotaeer Marpm SanlCf' dabbled in eu1enaa back around the
IUl"D of the century.
He warned us that there are nuclear missiles in Cuba and
o&Rd u proof that "no one can prove there aren't missiles
tllie1"r'. ... .... •
Now he has the pll to IUIFS • thou~~t11 he has no Dl'OOf', that the Gcorte Bush cams-ian as TV preacher :Jimmy SW119Pn·s r&ll from IJ'K'C in an attdlpt co discredit
......,.,... a former TV cvaiwelist tryina lmd to disuMC
..... from tbat pesL
Robetuon doesn't need an1onc co diteredit him. He
lf!J f "I to be dolftl I fine job Of It himtdf.
,..,, VJll , .... ) JI•""'
B1BSNaYYEE
I have no quaml=one who is philotophically oppc to Con-
paunan Din Lunp"en becomina
Califomi.a'1 nnt trcasuter. beca&a1e
one of the ptest riahts we enjoy as A~rians ts-the riaht to have-and
lO express -our own views and opinions.
I hive a serious problem. however.
with thotc individuals who 11' ~
peatedly distortina the facts about
Dan Lunsren's record in an attempt
to fuel o~itioi:i to ~i.m. particularly
amona ethnic m1nonties.
Not only lS this unfair to the
citizens of CaJifomi.a. who deserve to
know the truth. it's also unfair to Dan
Lunaren. who deserves to be judaed Qn tbe truth. Ans! for both these
reasons. it's time to set the record
straiaht.
Contnry to what his critics ~
sayina. Dan Lunsren voted for the
1980 Fair Housina Bill. He did so because he feh that overall it was a IOOd and netesSal)' bill. However. he
aid have reservattons about the fact
that 1t dtd not parant.ec dcfendlnts
the riatit to a jury trial. which he felt
was criucal to ensurina a fair bearina.
By the way. it was Dan Lunsren
who drafted the I 98S fair Housina
Bill. which included the riaht to jury
trials 1n fair housina actions.
Lunaren's opponents are also di~
tonina has record on the is.sue of
redrns for JapaneK Americans who
were interned durina Wotld War II. Ifs true, as h11 opponents point
out. that Dan Lunsren did not
support individual payments of
$20,000 to su"'ivina former inter-
ncn. He has stated that he is philosophically opposed to say1n1
that nothma is sinefl'C unless It has a
dollar value attached. and has ex-
pressed concern about esta~ishma a
prcccden1 of this kind.
Bui 11's also true that the rQSOn
Dan Lunaren has been mvolved with
the redress iuue for the pa.II eiaht
years is because he feels very ltronaly
that the internment was wrons.
He was the only Conarnsman to
terve on the Commission on Wart-
ime Relocation and Internment of
Ci viii.ans. In fact, hcro-sponSC>Rd the
measure to establish thas pend and
served as its vi~ chairman. He bas
called for a public apol<>I)' to viciims
of internment. and he supported a
$50 million fund for educatin1 the
public aboul this traJic episode.
lmmiarauon reform is another
issue where lunaren's record as betna
distorted.
The truth as. 1t was Dan Lun~n
who was rcspon11ble for ensunna that
the 1986 lmmiarauon Reform Bill
provided amnesty to 1mmiarants who amved here alleplly several yean
qo. and 1t was 0.n Lunsren who
worked to protect suspected 1llepl
aliens apinst warrantless searches.
On another matter afTectin1 immi-
arants. I w. ould like to point out that
Dan Lunsren crafted the Ref~ Assistantt Act of 1980, and later
fouaht toutcnd the provisions of this
lqjslation and increase fundin1 for
EnaJash lanauaae trainins. employ-
ment trainina and other vital refuacc
services.
Dan Lunp-en was also anstrumen-
tal in sccunn1 support for the leli~
latton cstablishu• a nataonal holiday
in honor of the late Dr. Marun Luther
Kina Jr.. and m cxtmdina the provisions of the Vouna Riahts Act.
I happen to think that O.n lunsren
will make an eiu:ellent uasu.m for
the State of California. He is honest
and briaJu. and by all accounts. firmly
committ.cd to tiscal rnponsibility.
Others are entitled to disqRC -but
instead of lryina to discredit Lunsren
with half-truths and distortions. they
should stack to the facts.
891'1 Yee & • ,,_ ....... a..t
rnMnt Utl • i.•trrJ ....._ 1-r
Llllwn&
Assembly ducked responsibility
by approving bondS for new roads
Governor's plan embraces phtlosopfiY
that caused t e huge federal defectt
SACRAMENTO -The state A~
scmbly shamed 1tsdf Monday.
And that's especially true of 32
Repubhcans who rail constantly
about fiscal respons1b1lity, but
ltnuclclcd under to pressure from
Gov Georic ~ukmeJ1an to dispatch
Cahfomaa down a danserous road of
debt.
The Assembly. after much man-
euvenna and spccchifysnf. approved
a half dozen major bond issues to be
placed before voters th11 year. includ-
1na the aove~., prcttdent-tettina
scneral obliption bond issue for new hiahway construction.
All told. ~ukmejaan and leaislat-
ave leaders plan to place so~ S6
bllhon m bonds before voters.. a husc
increase 1n the scale of Iona-term
borrowana.
There's nothana wrona with bonds
per s.c. especially for major public
works proJ«U.
Bui the scale of th11 year's borrow-
'"" and Its exten11on to hiahways. 11 not pan of a wcll<onsadered. Iona-
term car.ital works investment pro-
aram. t "· instead. • political
mponse 10 the pres.sores for new
spendma that divens. for the mo-
ment. &he nttd to ra1w Wes.
This spend-now-pay-later ap-
proach to the stale financn results
from an unwillif\IJ'ICSS of Oeu-
kmeJian and other poli1ical leaden to
fonhriahtly telt CaJifomians that one
cannot have the benefits of 'ovcrn-
ment proarams without beanna the
costs.
It's precncty the same philosophy
that has driven the federal aovem-
mcnt into huac b~t ddicits.
The transportalion bond issue is
especially bothenome because. un-
like other public works prosrams.
there is a reasonable and workable
alternative.
For decades. the Slate has relied on
psoline ta•es to finance hiahways.
There's no rational raton why lhow
very equ1tabk utcr fees could not be
ancreucd -if Dcukrncji.an and
lqislative leaden had the pts to tell
Californians at was ~ to cope
with the mcreasiq lridl«k on the
state's roadwayi ana the pu 10 tell
them that the Gan11 limtt. enacted
nine )Ut'SlllO. is irratioeal.
Gasoline wn 11 a perccn• of
psoline pri~n or pmonal income
have been ramna. not risinJ.
But since lhe Gann limit nempt.1
spendiDJ from bonds and IPCftd1na
on thetr retaremmL Dcukmqi.an
inStsttd on takina the easy way out-
easy. anyway. for the moment. He
wants to have his political cake and
eat it: he wants to spend more on
hiahways while maantainina the fte-
t1on thal he's opposed to new wes by
sh1ft1na the burden onto subsequent
acncrations.
The conceptual 1muonah1y of the
1overnor's hiahway prOlflm was
pointed out dunna the lmathY As.-
sembly Ooor debate. And some
kpslators were w1lhna to vO\C as thc'y
spoke. "Sometjmes. .. Assemblyman Make
Roos. D-Los An,eln. said. "some
compromisn aren't worth it." He
likened the first stq:> toward borrow-
ina money to build hiabways to takina that first,oh o(coca1nc. which isn't a
1-d metaphor. Ifs easy to set hooked
on "free .. money. Just ask Conpas.
The rompromite to which Roos
referred was a JJKUF deal worked
out by OtukmcJi.an and the Demo-
crats.. He would aet bis hipway
bonds and an return he would aJlow
them to set their bonds (or housina.
schools and other pet projcct.s. Compromises are necnury in
pohtin. buL as Roos said. they aren't
worth it if the price is die fitcal antqnty of the state. Dcvtmejiasa.
who has made tJl1s lt'lftlll0"81toa
bond issue a hiah =·ticar priority. leaned hard on tM icut both
personally and thro his lobbyists.
makina it a question of party soh-
darity and pc:nonal loyllty.
Most of the llcpubhc:ans c:a~ed an
DAN
WALTERS
(-rm holdaq my DOK .. was an oft-
voeccd pbn.se) but four held ouL
Ultimately. with Republicans au~
plyma most of the votn. the hipway
bOnds clcam5 the Astembly on a
bartly sufrtcien1 S4-14 count. and the
rest of the bonds pau.cd easily.
The only hopr to stop this im-
t1onal prcsnm liaan the Senate. The
Senate puted the hlfhway bonds
once lasi year. but arcumstancn.
both political and otherwise. have
chanacd since then. The administtation and othcT ad-
vocatn of the boods art claJmj111 that
this is the only pmt in town. that 1(
they arn'1 approved the yan.lona
sulcmate over transportation financ-
ina will continue and the traffic jam1 wm l'=t wone.
Giva the risn-s pralWC fi'om
motorisU ror ICtion. tltat'1 a diffiC'uh
arpmcnt to mist. h would be easy to
vote for the bonds.
But IOtftC1imn. u with ..... first
taste of drup. one musi jusi say no.
This IS CW Of thcJiK limes. 1Ji119 traltf I .. e tJ •• ..,
< O I r•t.n• 10
WlJeagarage-salemadneagrips
the aeiglJborlJood, aotblng's lllde
\
..., .... ,.._.., .... ._
.... , .. Dr. De•lel Rolla••• la 1a18 lab at UCI la a 1a1CJa . ·= eepuat. ...U q9A.11dda of aatrleata. Hollanda
pra11me Uqalcl claw...,.play system wlll.cla meuaree ym llow abllorpdoa In dae ln~e affect. aatnc.
Staying healthier longer
UCI researcher finding answers in way
Intestine absorbs fats and impurities --------
By PATRICIA PEMBROO&
........ Cow 0 2
Ammans a~ hv1n1 lonr. Some
St.a) active and hcalthfu Others
simply survive. How to e•tend that
producu ve hfe span is one of the aoals
of modem medical march.
Dr. Daniel Hollander. head of the
Dcpattmcn1 of Gu1rom1ttoloey at
UCI. 1s one of th<>K u-ytnJ 10 ansWCf
qun1ions about prolonama healthy
hfc. Hollander thanks the find1Jll5 of
htS National lnst1tu1t of Heahh-
funckd .. A Stud)' on Aa.ina and
AbsoJpuon of N61ncnt1 .. may yxld
valuable insist' ts into the prOCClllS of
huma n aaina.
So far. the eiaht-)tat study has
shown that aa.ina produttS a chanat
1n ~ absorpuve capacny of the
1n1nunc. This chanat allows more
fats and laric moletules to enter the
system. He also has found that ca lone
rcstnction ma) delay 1h1s chan&e .
T-.o s1&n1ficant find1np emeraed
from the first pan of the stud) fhe
first findin& 1s that as rats aat. their
ab1hty to absorb fats incrcaKs. A&m&
rats absorb from 30 to SO ~rcent
morr of the fats the)-cat. -Fais-
mclude fatty acids. fat-10luble vit-
amins such as D and A. and
cholesterol.
The second findma 1s that. as rats
aac. they show a dccreaxd ab1h1y 10
reJCct potcntiall) harmful com -
pounds The in1cs11nc usually reJCCts
compounds compostd of larae
molecules. Thnc include nny
1oiuns. cancer caus1n1 aacnts and
cau~ of 1nnama11ons
"We are now in a ste<>nd st.aat of
march.'' Hollander said. ··Many
studies on rats by 01her aroups have
shown lhat lowenna caloric intake
about 40 percent can increase hfe
span b> a\ much as SO ~rcent 1nce
.. c lrno-. calone m1nc11on pro!ong.s
&he hfc span of animal\. -.c arc
stud>in& .. hc&hcr calonc rcs1nc11on
-.orks by mod1fy1n1 the ab1h&) of
animals 10 absorb nutncnts ..
The stud' includes both animal
and human subjects. T .. o colonies of
rats arc being studied The first
colony 1s aging on a normal diet The
s.t.-cond colon) 1s aaina on a calonc-
res1nctcd d1c1. Most of 1hc caloncs
remo' ed arc carboh)drall'S
This rcstnc11o n bqtns ..,hen the
animals at'\.' two monthsofagc oqust
after -.caninJ. It continues for their
entire hvcs.. So far. rats 1n the calone-
rntncted colon) have hved from J to
nearl) .a )ears. or about SO ~rccnt
lonal.'r than the colony on the normal
d1e1 Funhermort. C'lllonc-tntncted
rah jppt<an:d more )Oulhful all
during 1hcir hfc spans
The natural hfe span of laboralol")
rats 1s between ~and (rare!)) 3 )cars.
Natural causes of death include
ludne) failure. tumors ... cakn~s and
infccuom 1u 1.1.hich the' bttome
1nneas1n¥I~ '>U\tcp11bk
The nut phase of the proJttt 1s 1us1
t>ci1nn1n1 ··\\c arc nov. stud)1ng the
ab1h1y of the human intestine of
normal health\ indn 1duals of van-
ous agC"S 10 filtrr out larac. potenttall>
harmful molecules. .. Hollan<kr 111d
Hollander 1s convinced that the
e vidence provided b) animal models
dcmonsirate'> 1he 1mponancc of
nu1nt1on ··"-o other single chan~ ..
ht \aid ··inc luding 'anous form .. of
c~eH I)(' rcalh prolongs hfc
··111\n·1 prolonpuo n per sc that
rm tnterc-s1cd In. but the pro&on11n1
of 1hc hl·ahh) state (Wc -.ant to} find
ho .. to help peo ple ~main \er) •<"II' e
and 'Cf) fit for the greater pon1on of
thl' life span to pmk>ng ust'ful and
)outhful l1k
· 11 oldt'r person) whu h4I H al
cumulall'd kno .. ledg<" and \lttlls ca n
be health) at 60 or 70 or more. tt\411 1\
an ad\ antagc loall of u'> ..
An alternative to gallstone surgery
CM firm· s devtcC
breaks up stones
with-shock waves
By LEI HONIG
...,...,c a r
A OC"W dcv1tt undttJ01na tcstma
could alkviatt mutt. of the pain and
d1scomfon u~ncnced by lhc
S00,000 Amcncans who will have
pllstonn sul)Jcally removed this
year.
Medstone lnternat1onal. a Costa
Mesa-based medial supply com-
P9RY. has developed the ckvicc.
whteh uses shock waves 10 break up
lhe stones.
Errol Payne. a physarisc who is
chairman of the company. says a
Gttman ph)SKUt siumbkd upon abc
concept IS yean aao ... Whtie study-
ina the effecu o( shock waves on
airplanes. and notica,. that cenain
poruons of the lllUCt~ fttC dalDll9
P ... .... , . ~ .
ed whilco1hen were left intacl. he was
ablt to postulate s1m1lar efTecu of
thne waves wh~ d1rec1ed at human
bcinp..'"
Later. 0om8". a European 1ndus-
1nal firm. 1ook these pnnc1pks and
dcvclo~d 1ht1r own shock wavt
machine. 1n1roduc1na 111n 1hc U.S. in
the early '80s. It was &hen lhat 'local
voup of sc1enl1SlS and docton ac•
ln\Ohed
.. As ~pie who had already come
l<>stthcr in lhc earl) '70s to invent the
fin• computmzed 1omoanphy sys-
tem (which cru1cs visual 1mqn of
cross s.rcuons of the human body). ~c
re-formed 10 build a homqrown
version of the Dornier product.''
recalls Pa)'M.
Mdstonc lntemauonal was bom in
19U. fintdnJ11ungandthen ~
fully 1nun1 a ludney-d1rcctcd
hthocripter (or stone crusher). and
now c•penmentall)' testm& a s1m1lar
pllstonc dcvtee.
The compan) is d1rteted by Payne
and three other Oranar Counttans.
Dr. Richard ~nfil. a board-ccn1ficd
radiokJiall and Medstonc prcs.1dcnt:
Freeman Rose. C\ccuuve "'cc prn1-
den1 in chargt of cnamccnni. and
Charles McGrcaor. a stnior 1htorct1,
cal ~:1cnt1s1 and "ICC prts1dcn1 1n
chafJC of research and development
"Our chn1caJ pr<>C'Cdure 1s a simple
one:· Payne C\pla1ns ··The pat1cn1
lin prone on a lab table that 1s
equipped with soph1stJC3ted ultra-
sound 1ma11n1 1ns1rumenta11on ~
computer de1emunn euctl) -.here
1he s1one 1s located after e'amin1ng
the 1ma11ng 1nforma11on. and 11
pos111ons the table so &hat the shock
'*•'cs arc focused npu at that spot ..
l ls1na the hean s rcstinf t1mt
be1-.ttn beau 10 \ynchron1ze 1he
device's dchvery of 11s S00 10 2.000
1mpulsn mlo the body. the treatment
con11nun until the ph~ictan '1ew1n1
the ultrasound scrttn can itt the
stone d1S1ntegra1e into a sludlC"hke
material.
Atie.r the procedure 1s completed.
an oral medic:atton n adm1m*1'Cd to
help the rcsult1na 11ud&c pus 001 of
the pllbladdcr and 1n10 the 1n1nunc.
-.h1ch usuall) occurs w1tJun 36 hours.
Poin1in1 to the added safe't> of1t11s
Ol'v. tl'chn1quc. ("Our stat1sttcs shov.
Lero monaht> compared 10 a I
P'-'rl l'nt dcalh rail· 1n trad111onal
p ll,tonl' \uracr) "1 Pa\ ne also ~
Olhl·r ad,antagn to the hthotnpt1
apprtlalh f1~t. ~wrd1n1 10 1hc
Medstune olliual. a ho\p1tal lOn-
\3lc\4.·enrc.-I\ d"01ded reducing the
IOWI C:\~nsc
·· T > p1call) suri1cal rcmo' al of the
pllbladder cosu bct-.ttn S8 000 and
S 15.ooo:· \a\\ Pa' nc: ··bu1 there 1\
alw thl' add~d C\Pcn~ of a hospnal
sta' 1hat lan run as Ions .u a ,.ttl In
contrast. our ne-. treatment lO\I\
around S6 000 and 1hc ~11ent can
usuall) return home 1mmed1atcl\ ··
The Med!olOnc L1thotnpter cur-
rcntl) 1s txu11 used for untmenl al
SI\ locauons ~ pJlstonc rrmo' al
~ arc concentrated a1 8a)k>r
Unl\cn•t) Medical Ctntcr 1n Dallas
W11h an FD.\ panel recommcnd1n1
•PPfO\aJ of the dc\ICe for k1dnC\
stones ~sl ~o,cmbcr f>ol,ne and his
associatts arT no-. hoping tor a
s1m1lar re-commendatio n on thc pll-
s&ont de" ice b) 1~ end ol th1s 'car
Ticktockers take a
gamble for charity
WEDNESDAY, MAACH 9. 1988
When 4-~ar~ld Shaula) Walker
~eloped a k'tr ~nd bcpn 'om11-
1na. her moahcttd summoned .an
accredited Chnsltan Sctencc pral11-
11oncr to pray for tht child (hcr the
next 17 days, hau1ay's cond1t1on
~orvned... she became comatotC and
died ~n autopsy revealed bactc:rial
memn1111s. a curable d1s.caS<' but
Shaula) never s.aw a doc1or
The mother -.as charged v.11h
tn\olunllf} manslaughter and ft'lon'
child end.ana.ennent The la-.C 1\
before lhc: Cahfomia Suprcmt' ( uun
This Cllt' one of three currenth in
tht courts en ,.h1ch chtldn-n ha'e
died of menina.itts beca~ pra)tr v.di.
l.lsed instead of medical treatment
points up an important d1kmmJ
p11t1n& the freedom of rel1g1ou\ e\·
prC~SIOn ap1nSt SO<'ICt)°!> rc\pc•n,I·
b1ht) to protect 11s l h1ldrcn
Regardless of hov. 1h1~ l a\c.· 1\
rnohcd 11 ..,,11 nc,er aht'r 1hc
unique!) human 1cndcnc~ lu ht:
1u1dcd more b) beliefs than rat111nal
thought h '' 1ncomptthcns1 ble w me
that-the God oC t.bc Cbru.ua.n ~)ucn
11sa would rather children d1c lhJn
take pcn1c1lltn. but thc:n I do not hold
their beliefs.
Lmle Shaula' smother d<lt"'> huv.·
e'er Thou&hshcv.ud1\lrau&hto,C'r
the death o7 her child <and lnov.\ that
ant1b1011CS -.ould ha\C.~ sa' ed her hlC'
she would do lhC' same thing again
Even 1f she 1s con' 1cted her
beh4iv1or v.ould nol l hangc
Such 1s the strength and LC'naul\ ol
belief\ The) are nc' cr 'ulnerablc to
K1ent1fic \Cruttn> or \ub1ntcd to
pcnod1c rt' •t"o\ b' tho~ .. ho hold
them
When behcfs are ques11oned b~
science o r soc1eh lf'U(' bc:he\ crs
JULIAN
W1111w1
~come more na1d. looktnl upon dir
~ru11n) as a chance 10 mnd up b
thl· beliefs \\-c gJonf) this llCtlVllf'
··He v..a., -.1lhng to die (and kt' hil
children die) for his beliefs.--yo.
m U!>t bl'l 1l' \ e tn ~mcth 1 na"'
The Ob\IOUS question. Why mua
~ou bc:lie'c 1n somcttuna.,. 1s never
a'>ked Is life .. 1th limited absoiuta IO
tartf) 1ng" Is su1d1ng your b~ and
m.al1ng dc:c1s1ons ba!lt'd on acquucd
lno-.lt.'dgc ..o fraught .. •lh ~·*'
d1\\al1~fal'l1on''
H1s10f) 1nd1ca1~ the opposil(.
')trongh held belltf~ ~ far mOft
p.:rilous than an o~n mind Hun-
dred!. of m1lhon\ M"t bttn sla . ..,.=---·•
terc4 because of the prCKn« OI
ab1oci>tlc of ccru1n beliefs
Strona behtfs are no1 confined onl}
tu rd1&1ous practices We ha\lc bdacfs
about C''Cl)thini, Often I have~
~tl·d acupunctun-to patients who
ha' e cond111ons I lnow could be
allc:' 1ated b) 1h1s ttthn1que only '4.l
ha'l' m~ effons 1h-.arted by a bamer
of beliefs ··Doctoc. do .).Ou real,b
bellc'e 1n acupuncture ·
I d o not .. behc,c" in acupunc1utt
an' more 1han I ··t>chc"c·· tn pnu-
olhn l nder CC'fU1n c1rcum1tancn
both l'an alle" 1att sufTcnna.
\\ hen beliefs arc a1 work. ho~•.
1ht' •lk' i.ation of sutlenna is never~
co ns1dcrauon
Too much emphasis~
on winning means
life is out of balance
The V.1nterOl)mp1"arco,er and
man) people an-b111.crl~ dtsa~
pointed -e'en anlf) -that the
l 'n11ed ~Ullt"\ -.on so ftv. med.:als
compared to the So' 1e1 l n1on and
East German' I'll &ca'e commcnlar'
o n 1hc rc;al nican1na of the Ohmp.c
spmt 10 the '>ports columnists f'iont-
lhckss I lan't help rctlcct on v.h) the
E..Hll'rn Bl<x. lOuntnt"\ scc:m 10 pul so
mul h e~rs~ and mo M) 1n10 prepar-
ing 1hctr Oh mp1c a1hk1cs..
.\\ .\mencans -.e SUITI) felt a surac
uf patnotlim "hen Bonnie Blair and
Rnan Bonano l aptured lhc .,ad
\\hen our ~11onal anthem "-AS
pla~l-d. more than one .\mcncan s<>t
guo~ hum~ ol pndc But "on1tdtr
the uJca th.al ~,, 1et nauonal pndc
ma ~ depend Car more than our ov.n
o n 01) mpic 'IClonn
( ommun1st Muons of .. ount
h.l'C an oflkial pohn oft~1ning and
.. upponina potcntaal a1blt'tc~ from a
\l'r. 'oung .age: I \Ubmll th.at for
.. ountnl·\ v.11h k ss frttdom fewer
\. l1n\umc.-r 100<h <and a lo-.er standard
ot le''"'-v.inneng _mcdals ta.._h on
C\traurJinJI') '>11n1l1lancc:
I ntC'rna11onal athkttl 'ictonM \ug-
&tst 1n1crna11onal po-.er -proof'
that 1n IM1r c'e~ al least 1ht' S\Slcm
v.or\.-s II also n~alcs an internal
op11m1\m .ind <1n opponunll' to look
p.&\t perwnal n('('d\ and hardships as
ord1nan .. n11cns basl 1n 1he rdlcocted
glor) o( then Oh mp1" athktt'\
Stn' 1n& tor e\u~llcnlC' is aJm1rabk
hut .. hen halan'-'<' 1n all th1np 11.
missing. as 11 1s 1n countnts Iha& arc
not f"rt"C. umquc ach1e,cmcnt somC'-
11mes can assume unrcasonabk 1m-
pona~
Take Joe. v.ho " not an Ohmpic
a1hletc. bu11sa -.~kend tennis pb'tt
.i1 the 'lt""flpon Bnch Tennis (lub
L11ch the gu)\ 1n ht\ rqular pme
.arl' d1scusled -.1th him If~ m1ssn a
\hOI or fClS v.h.lt he lhtnh IS a had
li ne call he snon\ in J1~us1. roll\ hes
e~cs. s,pouts four-letter words nd
once 1 n awtu lee' en throws his ractc
In truth. usually-morc""Plaad J•
has bttn ~'""some \ol.OB ~ lald~ His profeuaonal pe>s1uon u
bil·1ns threatened ~ an up-and-
l •1m1nf · fair-tuuT'd b<>" -at work.
Jnd hl' \ l40rl1ng long hou~ tning lo
"''mpt·ns.itc
Hr abo has bc-rn ft&}lt1ng .,..llh tn1
v.1~ mor-c than usual and -poor P >
-thl· doctor hai. v.-a~ him to CUI
J ov. n o n his l holestcrol or eltic
Joe " tennis pme. which v.-a.s
nothin& more ttuin a v.ttli.rnd d1-
' t"n1on a re .. month ago. has talttn °"
Oh mpi 1mporta n<T for him
Jue has lost his personal pet·
\pl'('ll'e -for \be moment at lc:aA.
He thinks what he needs is more
1cnn1s lnsons.. He's •TI>nJ.
Joe's tenors prnc n much tnOft
llkeh to 1mpro"(" 1f he puts a lnde
balan .. e bad into his hfc. don some
<itlf '°' .iluauo n. rc<kfinn his penoml
pis commits to pulllftl ~ ennv
into hts most 1mponant ~-uonsh1~. biles the datl bullet at lall.
and learns a hnlc sarus control
\\-hat a man he could br
T ov. .. rd that end. Jot mtabt try
confid1na 111 a IOOd fncond.. reach•
smM flclf-help boob and. tf an eta
fails.. teclt1n1 ~e PfOfnstOMI hd9.
T enna:s has b«omc a metaphor' &
Joe's hfc JU~ as produana Ol)mpic
supcl"\tan can become a ~phot' fOr
n.monaJ &C'htt"~nt. Wt nttd to
-.1dcn and hft our ~ for a l1'll
p1ct u.rc of •hat suettss rail) mcam.
Mozart CameTata
eiKpanGs i 0ts :cange
"Well, what shall we hana. &he holly
or each other?"
Welcome '° Chnstmas. 1183 A. D .•
1 n the palace ofEnaland's Kin& Henry
11. where plottina and schemina rci1n
supreme and acid-tipped rcparttt
fin ashes a close second. ·welcome. an
other words. to James Goldman's
"The Lion in Winter."
The Lquna Playhouse mounted a
superior production of the historical
scriocomedy two dttadcs a10 in iu minute and cooina sof\ ironies the
former. smaller quarters. Now. wath a next. Rowe exhibits total command
technical assist from the sultan of of his characterand. in most cases. the
setbuilding. Wally Huntoon. there's a plotters around ham. It is a per-
new "Lion" afoot an lquna and us tormancetobcetchcdinthcmemory.
fangs arc bared and ready. Marthclla Randall. who played the As Eleanor. the quccn be kttps
c.ipllvc queen Eleanor in that 1968 locked in the dunseon while he
od · d . '--rn romanct'S the French k1oi·s young pr ucuon. irects In~ curnnt e Ort and ~autiful sister. Patricia Collins
with a style bordering on lhe majestic. displays a noble bcarina and a superb
Goldman's prose is'toyal purple. and affinity for irony. Only a scratchy Randall's well-chosen company reaches for its rich inner texture. throat at Saturday's performance
The play presents a laraely fictional kept her portrayal from reach ma ats
Jl."co unt of Henry ·s three surviv1n1 potentiaJ.
Tbe royal family in .. TIM Uoll la Wiater .. at tM =.:.
Playboaae -from left. 9tnea Slawilta. Patrtda ,
0oac1u Rowe, Jeffrey 8cbllclater aad Tlaotlay eo-ta•t.
sons and their fratricidal battle for Jeffrc)' Schlichter has a splendid
their father's favor -and the throne frame of character reference. having tormance. and ~Hansel and Grctcl" -will ~
of England. Those familiar with the pla}ed both Kina Richard and Prince Scenic desiflJler Huntoon has held Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Robin Hood stories will recQJnize John in two "Robln Hood" pro. crealed _a . mulu-laycccd_nnlt at \M.Lu.una Pla1house. 606 Lquna
t \\'O of lhc ploucrs -the--steely duction~Hc enacts the younger backdrop that ranks with the finer Canyon Road. Lquna Beat'h .... all.
Richard. later to ~ called the lion Richard with a fierce defiance. and settings at the Laguna tbcatcc. Steven roles are open to children 8 and
Hearted. and his wimpy younger has actin1 power mals Rowc'Sc. Shaffer's detailed hghtina effects and older .... can Youth Theal"er director
brother. John. forced e ventually to The other two sons _ Timothy Mark Tumbulrs ori&inal score Scon Davidson at 494--8022 for
sign the Magna Cana. Constant as the schemina GeofTtty (which teases wath the refrain from "I further information.
Goldman has anJecled generous and Steven Shults as the pouungJohn Love Lucy .. ) also embellish the The Fullerton Civic Liabt 9'>era
doses of humor 1n10 what as. an fact . a _ lend excellent support and con-produc11on Company has announced auditions
'cry hca') situation. and the banter trast. Ken Perkins is coolly efficient as ··The Lion 1n Wanter" as comm uni-for the opcreua "Nauittty Mariet-
bct""een the primary adversaries. theyoungkinitoffrancc. t) theater at 1b most articulate and ta" .... dancerswilltryoutMarch20at
I kn') and Eleanor. lS brilliantly ~ demanding. and ultamatcly its most I p.m. and March 22 at 8:30 p.m .. conCl.'l\ed. The roller coaster nde The role of Alaas. the French king's f p . ~nc1'pals "~a-h 20 at 3 p.m. and
h d I H ft satas ) ang. ertormanccs con11nue lYI ·~ from corned' to drama and back sister w o 1 o azes enry . o en T . ... h h Sa d 8 a-h 21 at 7·.30. and chorus March . '----I . h h m UC:>U3)'Sl roug tur a)Sat p.m ·~
Whee ta.e Moan Cammita. ua«r
Mt.die OiRCtor Ami Pont. plays
Mozart. it is an nnt. So h is that we
wt1' Pkatrd to ett a OA of tbe muarr
as an encore on J>ont•s .. MOltl~ Not
Moan Co~" S.urrdayevenant•t
San11 Ana Hiah School.
The P!QIRmmina smacked of
COW'lllr. for an orchestra accuttomed
to the subtle1ies and niceties of
das.ta1 and beroQ~ ptrfonnal'K'C P!9(1ic'e. the addilaon of Strauu
(Ovcnure to "Capric'Cio .. -in an
arranaemcnt bl Porat) and
Tchailtowsky ( ·serenade for
Strinas") was• sianificant step.
Our firsl experience with 'this
orcbatta. two yean .,o. included a
ecrformance of PlKcini's "I
Crisantemi". another non-dassical.
non-baroq~ work. also amansed by
Porat. I recall writina a favorable
review, and we had been hoping to
hear mort of the later mastcn from
the Mozart Camerata since that time.
So, can we say that 1his orchestra
pcrfonns Strauss and Tchaikowsky as
convinciOll.Y as Mozart? Let us Just
say that their Mozart is heavenly and
their romantic playing is less
heavenly.
Several features of their romantic
playin1 were troublesome: first. too
manyptnast"S bepn-with trepidation
or hesitation; st"Condly. fast passqes
were sometimes not in synchrony
from the first notes: finally. lushness
of sound was achieved (in some
passqcs) al the expenK of an uncom-
fortable heaviness.
In their favor. this orchestra 1ener-
atcs a tremendous amount of sound
for such a small ensemble. Their
phrasn. once ~un. arc un:;.c<t and
intdh&rntly crafted. and 1beir
dynamic contl"U1s raiwe '° both
extremes of loud and toft.
Bui most important. their per-
formance -both of the Strauss and
of the Tchaikowsky -entllcd the
listener. The sections of this orchettn
sin• well toeether. 1nd they don't
hesitate to JO out on a limb to make a
mu.sacal point. Thouah there were
technical problems and I would not
qrcc with ttrtaan aspecu_ of inter·
prctat1on. the music made sense. and '
we enjoyed these works.
The evcnina was rounded out with
an appearan~ by Sidney Weiss. in the
"Sprin&" Concerto from Vivaldi's
"four Seasons". and the A Minor
Violin Concerto of Bach. The or-
chestra offered polished per-
formances of both works. and Weiss
showed us some of the flair and
musical substance for which he is
known. and which wai mtulng dur-
in& his fall performan<'C of the
Bttthovcn Conceno with the Irvine
Symphony. Rhythmic irrcgularities
~tween soloist and orchestra in the
Vivaldi were manor and quickly
corrected.
We were pleased to note that the
Moun Camcrata's audience has
1rown significantly since the fall of
this )Car.
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The C~prcs.s Cl\ ac Theater Guild
wall hold tr) outs for 11s annual vanety
sho~ March 20and 21 at 7 p.m. at the
C'} press Cultural Arts Center. 5172
Orange.· '\ ve.. C~ prcss .... singcrs.
dancers. mus1c1ans and comedians
O\ler 16 are beang sought .... call
229-6 796 for details.
series -t~o "Great Orchestras:·
consisting of ~1x concerts each. "In·
tcrnational Artists" and the new
The Oran1c County Philharmonte "Centennial Series:· commcmorat·
Societ) has slated an 1mprcss1vc ang Orange County's IOOth b1rthda)
hneup of orchestras. conductors and and 35 years of consecutive seasons
solo artists for 1988-89. for the Ph1lharmon1c Society.
The new season as split into four Several acclaimed symphonies will r"}"~~~~~::;~~~~~~~!;~~~=====~=~J make their Oranse County debuts 1n
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the Great Orchestras A and 8 senes.
and the Los Anscles Ph1lharmon1c
and Los i\ngeles Cham~r Orchestras
will make four appearances under
Andre Prevan. Simon Rattle and Iona
Brown.
Leonard Slatkin and the St. Louis
Orchestra wtll open the season Sept.
28. followed b) lhe SydMy Sym·
phon) Orchestra under Stuart
Challender (Oct. 16 ): Sar Peter Max-
well Davies and the Scottish
Chamber Orchestra (Oct. 24): Mark
Ermlcr conduc11n1 the Moscow State
S)'mphony Orchestra (Nov. 2):
Mstasla' Rostrop()vach and the Na-
11onal S' mphon) Orchestra (Jan. 30):
Daniel Barcnboam and the Orchcstre
de Paris (Mar 3): Michael Tilson
Thomas and the London Symphon)
Orchestra. appurana on the
Philharmonic Socicty llncop ·for the
first time an 23 )Cars (Mar. I 3): and
Sar Cohn Da vis and lhc Bavanan
Radio S)mphony Orchestra (Mar.
l.S).
Soloists include cellist Yo-Yo Ma.
v1ohnis1s i.\nne-Soph1c Mutter.
Joshua Bell. Oleg Kapn and Alu·
andcr Kreger: pianists Cecile L1lad
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Paanast h o P<>&orclich will make
has Orange County debut Oct 26.
opening the saA<oncen ln1cma11onal
Artists series. ~ dcbuuna as the
Berlin Symphon) Orchestra under
Claus Peter Flor (Nov. 5): the Chuna
Trio (Nov. 27): the Sistine Chapel
Choir (Feb. 5); Zuban Mehta with the
Israel Ph1lharmon1c Orchestra (Mar
18); and the Vienna Cham~r
Ensemble (Apr. 28). cons1stin1 of
selected Vienna Phalharmonac Or-
chestra mem~rs.
The Centennial Scnes. opening
with cellist Lynn Harrell Oct. 10.
features a musciaJ potpoum. includ·
an& soprano LC'Ontyne Pri<'C (Nov. 6):
the Chicaao Symphony Cham~r
Ensemble (Mar. 5): paanist Andrc
Wans ( i.\pr. 25): and lhe Ph11cklph1a
Orthcstra under Rteardo Muti. rt'-
1umin1 toOranac County af\cr an 18·
yarabsence(May 16):
Sunday ronccrts wlll be prncnted
al 2 p.m .. all othcrl at 8 p.m .• al the
Onnac County f>crform1n1 Arts
Ccn&cr. Orders from new subKnbtts
wiU be accrptcd an May. For m0tt
iab'mation. ronLK\ l~ OCPS at
642·8?)?.
That ring not the brass one
DEAR ANN LANDERS: I'm a
divorced. professional woman
(mid·30s) who rttcnily broke up with
a man I had bcc::n seeina for thrtt
YHt$. I don 'l wish to make exNscs for
myself. but I was extremely vulner·
able and accepted a dinnc:r 1nv1tat1on
from a mcc::-look1n1 man I met 1n a
cockta1l lounac.
We hit ll off beautifully. I found
him to be intclliatnt. wcll·mannertd.
conSKkrate and excitina. He said he
had JUSt taken a pos11ion with a b11
corporation and was hvina with his
cousin unl1I he could find a suitable
apanmen1.
On our fourth dale. when he said he
was in love wnh me. I just melted. We
~eredin1naand dancinaand dnnk1ng
qu1le a lot of wine. He ended up al my
place for lhc night.
The followina mornina (Saturda))
he had tO leave Vel') carry to catch a
plane so I Just Sta)ed 1n bed. A few
minut" after he left I noticed some-
thing shiny o n the noor. h was his
wcddin• ring. There was an engraved
date which told me he was married in
1973.
I am devastated and need to know
what to do. Shall I mail the rina to
him. go 10 his office and throw 1t 1n his
face o r ha\ e 11 melted down and made
into a Jackass to remind myself of
what a fool I was?-HU MILIATED
1-..i c; .\C'R ~MENTO.
HOROSCOPE
DEAR SAC: N ........ •ve.
Make a ~ktall .. ,. wltlt dae IMM,
~ Mm die rl•1 wltll M commeat,
t•H 10 llome -alOM.
• • • DEAR .\NN LANDERS: Now ifs
m) turn to hdp )OU help others.
Please pr1n1 the nellt sentence an
capital leucrs: NEVER LEND
MONEY TO RELATIVES.
~h husband's sister (I'll call her
MabCI) 1elepho ned and said that she
and her husband needed mOM)' 10
make repairs on their home. They
had 10 ha Ye S6.000 at ontt. "I'll send
a check e'er) month.'" she promised.
"Henl') (her husband) is too proud to
ask.''
We agreed to helA but did not talk
to Hcnl'). Big miSiakc. Since we
didn't have 1he money we look out a
loan ·
Thin~ da)s later a modest chtck
amvcd with a nole from Mabel
p(omisina lo .. send more nexl
mOf\lh." S1xl) days puStd and
another check came. It was half the
siz~ of the fir tone.
Three months later when no check
showed up. I called her. She cried on
tht phone and I felt gudt). Then the
truth came out. Henry knew nolhina
of the loan She had ovenl)tnt and
v.as afraid to tclJ tum that her savinp
account was gone and she had to
borrow $6.000. SM swore she would
send paymtnts rcaularly if we prom-
ised not to tell Henry. We pr~miltd.
Three months pas~. No check. I
phom.'d Mabel and we got into a
heated araumcnt. The follow1na eve-
nina her parents called to plud her
case. The next night her brother called
and )Cllcd ... Lay off Mabel. I'll stnd
the monc) :· A )Car later the monc)
was paid back.
Sance that ume m) husband's
parents haYC not visited us. nor have
the) called. We have not heard from
Mabel or Henry or her brother. The
whole family thinks we are awful
This is our thanks for tryma 10 help
As I was saying. NEVER LEND MO~EY TO REt.ATtVES. -
YAKIMA. WASH.
DEAll Y AA: Gaera0y a,eakllle,
you poUey ls a 1• OM, .. , tMall
die pe4 ~ all ttladn1 am'& lib
yHn.
T'9an4ay, Marc• It
ARIES (March ~ 1-Apnl 19): Emphasis on popu-
w1lhn1ness to make fresh start: articulate views to
members of opposite su. Shon Journey could be pan of
eAc1t1ng scenano. Lo'c rclat1onsh1p will blossom Leo
fiaurcs prom1ncn1I)
lant). mo,ement.------------
SYDllEY
OIUI
tra\C~I. commun1ca-
t1C>n. humor. c n1er-
1ainmen1 You'll re·
c..c1' c call or message
~ h1ch ele' ates mor-
ale and pr"t1gc. Ro-
m an c c f igure'
p ro m 1 n e nll )
Sc:orp10 1molved.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Creative endeavors
featured. a \Cf) ··special person" understands you. says so
and 1s con,incina. You'll learn more aboul mone) and
ho"' 1t &ets lhat wa~ Royally rett1ved as result of recent
agreement
GEMINI I Ma~ ~I-June 20) Fam II) member aarecs
to bam domesllc adjustment -could include actual
change of residence or marital status. Focus on pubhc
rclauons. contracts. cooperation ~uh one whose ideas
sparkle
CANCER (Junr 21-Jul) ~21 <itud) Gemini messaae
fon aluablc hint. Man) will sa~ )OU arc chasing a ra1nbo~
-but actuall) )OU are on nght track. Work methods.
depcndcnls. pe1s. general health -these arc featured.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22 ): Spolhght on scnsuaht).
crcatl\ It). personal magnc11sm. intensified lo'e rela-
11onsh1p. Rcspons1b1ht1es increase and so do op-
ponun11ies fo r greater financial reward Can~r nauvc ,..,
1n picture.
VIRGO 1.\ug. ~'-Sept 22) Whal had been out of
reath becomes a'atlablc Transaction 1s completed
1n' olH'S '.>ecunt). propcn~. home. poss1b1lit) of maJor
sale or purchase lmpnnt St) le. ad"en1se wares .\rt<''>
pla)) role. LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct 22). Stress independence.
SCORPIO (Oct 23-Nov 21 ): Your 1nsuncts are
com~ct dcspne obJccllons from onr with h ttlc talent or
faith. Mone) will be fonhcoming.. loss will be rcverst-d.
~ou'll locate an1cle m1ssin1 or stolen .\quanan 1s
featured. ,
SAGmARIUS (NO\'. 22-Dcc ~I ). D1-.crs1f). sat1sf~
curios1t). make inqu1n«. check wardrobe Yo u'll be
tn' 1ted 10 attend "gala afTa1r .. Judgment. in1u111o n o n
1argct. circumstances swing 1n ~our fa,or Gcm 1n1
ln\Oh c:d .
CAPRICORN (Dec 21-Jan 19): You obtain required
facts, figures. Secret rcpon is released. )Ou'll ha'e accc'\
10 11. )ou'll pin cons1derabki •.a6 result Fnend-.h1p
de,clo ps 1n10 "mcan1n1fur · rd at1onsh1p Ta uru!> pl:i'"
role
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fcb 18) Emphasis on 'anti~
d1sco,cf). e Acttement. ph)s1cal a11raC11on Clash of idea'>
pro \\:s st1mulat1na.. 't' ou"ll win friends and poss1bl~ a
contest. Gain 1nd1catcd thro ugh reading. "'nting. Virgo
1n,oh cd.
PISCES lfeb 19-March WI .\cqu1escc to rcquc)\
made by one ~ho reccntl) did you a fa, or. Emphasis o n
prestige. carter. part1c1pa11on in communlt). poht1cal or
charitable pn>JCCt. Taurus. Libra are 1n picture
IF MARCH lt IS YOUR BIRTHDAY ~ou arc
d )namu.:. crea\l,c. scn~ual. stubborn and an onginal
thinker. Yo u also are !>4."nStltH'. prcsc1cn1. capable ul
crca11naanaura ofm)Slen glamor )oucould succcc::d in
film~tt·r 1ele' 1S1on. actuall' ha\C po1cnt1al for b«om1ng.i
"i.ur .. Leo . .\quanu~ P"OPll' pla~ 1mpon.ant rot" in 'our
ltfC Currr nt c~cl~ htghhghts populant~. dome-~••~
adJus1men1. traYel, polt11cal act1\lt) Ma~ ~•II tx-
product1,c. proritabk and memorable for \OU tn JQlHI
Cab claimed first traffic fatality
Once the automob1lt -.as de-
\Clopcd. 11 ~rtainl) d1dn'1 take Iona
10 turn 11 1n10 a taiucab. lt was a New
York Cit) cab that hit the first
pcdestnan killed b> car O n(' H.H
Bliss. In 1899
Honeybtts m.a)' set anlf) but no1
anlf) enough 10 Stt mi. The) can '1
In c•..c.'.f) ountt of dust under )Our
bed -sk-ep ttght -h' e an csumat('d
4~.000 mates
Q. Was Napoleon Bon.apane a
good student"
.\ .\t the m1h1a1> acadcm' he
-----------------------------, araduatcd "'o ~~ 1n a'ctass of 58
Is 1t contt1vable to ~ou 1ha1 there
arc at least 50.000 people out thcr('
with whom )OU could find happncss
in mamagt?Thosc: who rcsea~h such
matters claim it's true Maybe you tell
)Our matnmon1al ll)ate. "You're the
one and onl) ... Bui 1f1he~cxl)trt.s arc
right. you could 53). "Give me an)'
more gufTand I'll &O look for the olhcr
49.999." Wa11. too harsh. Don't say
that
-\I practttt in all of India art o nh
15 ps,choanal)sts
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By CHAil.LES GOREN
ud OMAR SRA.RIF
Neither vulnerable. South deals.
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The trouble with a finesse is thal
it rues to win only half the time. So
an expert will 10 to lfeal leqth.s to
try to avoid rdyina on fickle fonune
for his contract. Here's an example
from tbe Bermuda Rqional, held at
the end of January at the South·
amplOD PrinC:C:SS.
With a band that revalued 10
more than 20 points after support
from partner. South, John Brom-
bcr1 of Dalla&, wasted no WM m
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OPfNING MARCH
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satins to pme. Note that North's
jad of spades was a usdess uxt;
bad be held l.M Jack of ether minor
instead. the cont.nw:t would have
been a virtual laydown af1a tbc
opauna lad.
Declarer woa tbc s'*5c kad in
band and led the nine of diamQnda.
West made a aood try by risiQS with
the kin& and shifnna to a dub. SiDc:e
the cohtract was sure to fail if the
queen was covered by tbc tina. de-
clarer ca.lied for a low dub from
dummy-if Wat bdd the kin&. the
queen would acore a trick later. Al-
ter winniq the ace of dubs. dedar-
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"C'mon ... we don't have time to listen to
the latest gossip ...
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JON P0f5N'T
MAV( £NC>06+4 TO OCCUPY HIS MINP
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MD LEFT ME
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by Addison
by Lynn Johnston
by Jeff MacNelty
by Harold le Doux
by Tom Batluk
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disk-clmc bu~ncss on which tl'le based Wtstcrn Otaital Corp. for $49
compan) was rounc:IC'd 10 lrv1ne· million in caM\ and ochtt contidcf· at1on'
Wt '<'m Ot11 tal ,. kadma maker of
co.mpulcr storqc. rommunacata<>n\. I
'iedo controlkf and losic-'Pf<>Ca11nl I unih. abo will auume about s~
m1tlt0n tn T Ii ht.n.. lnt
compan1n uid
The deal. v.rh1ch "'-3S asrttd 10 1n Ottcm~r and compll'tcd Tucsda) I
1n"ohcs Tandon·s W1nchnt<'r disk
dn'~ cn11nttnn1 and m.anufactunn• I
fxthti.ci 1n Sanui Clara and n Jo~
and Stnppore as well as platt"d I
media oprn111ons 1n »nu. Clara
Tandon v.111 hit lt"f1 '*"h 11\ flcdal
1n1bus1nl'u of manufacturtn& 11so1o1. n
hnc of prnonal computt'r\
"Tandun ha\ bt't:om<' ont' of th<'
v.orld's fastest-1ro1o1.1ng p( com
pan1C'\ and wr now plan 10 rnncrn-
U'3te our rt"sourccs on the worldw1dr
marltct1n1 of brand-name P< and
subs}Stt'm products \Old at tht rr1a1I
k1rcl," said the compan\'s 1.hilirman
Sir.iana Lal Tandon
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The acqu1s11ton ol TanJ11n., J"lo.
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NEW YORK (AP) -~ stock mark~
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to utend Tunday's rally.
Conftdtntt has continued to JprCad latdy on
Wall Strttt that the economy renwns healthy
nearly five months after Black Monday on Ort. 19.
In addJuon. stock pnces have been Ins
volauk lately than they were as recently as earl)
January. s~una that 1nveston· mood 1s Ins
sub1«t 10 sudden chanae.
Analysu say anvestina instatuttons have
srown more c-aer 10 put IOfM of thcar cash rnervcs
into stocks. an order to show in their first-quarter
rtpons to clicnu that they partacapated in the
rttcnt market rally.
Sull. many oblcrvcn wonder how much stock
m1fht ~ for sale at t-iaper prices by investors
sauana walh paper losses and waitana for an
opportune 11me 10 att out of the market.
The Dow Jones averqc of 30 1ndustnals
dropped 6.80 to 2.074.27.
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per«nt ol AmeriQn IM>mes, it's no
loqer just a P41tt for tcbeatina. Today~s ume-pftuwed cooks find
it ~ for strtamlinins ~=~---bCMan 10 ........... She
table in mi1*1A By Collilli._
c:oaveaienc'e foods with llliaowave
speed. lhete ftalt.ftlvond IMtri&es
can bC rt.dy \0 eerve ia llMwt onkr.
Tk i:>Uowiaa quidt·IC>Jla 10Ups
and s&cws tam fttsll. froln and
c:an!M'd i"8redicftts with vivid
ICUOftiGI' few simmmd-aJl-day
Oavor. New from the Quaker Test
Kitchens.. ach recipe beains with
handy canned beans and acb cooks
in Oae microwave in las than 2~
minutes. 7.esty Italian Bean and Sauaee
Soup' tS a quick combination of
lavori11e insredieots. The rich broth
takes its heartiness from port and
beam and its spicy flavor cue from
11.llian sauuae and seasoninp.
Tomatoes. beJJ pepper and onjon
add prden-fresh taste appeal. An
easy supper for a crowd. the soup
may be fiozen for even faster meals
later.
Cheesy Veaetable Chowder has a
liaht, yet rich and satisfying flavor.
The creamy blend, brimmins with
colorful-vqetable chunks, beains
with convenient pork and beans. A
simple rombination of six inatt-
dieats.. it mimxooks in only I l minutes.
Popular LOui .iana • cooki na
provided the inspiration for Jam-
balaya Bean Slew. a zesty blend of
New Orleans-style red kidney
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lesa tha.ft 200 calOrici per ICl'Viftl.
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Place sausage in 3-quart micro-
waveable casserole: cover with
waxed paptr. Microwave at HIGH
l minutes. st1mna halfway throuah
cookina. Drafo dnppings: set
sausaae aside. Using same
casserole. combine beef broth.
tomatoes. green ptpper, onion.
prlic and Italian seasoning.
Cover. microwave at HIGH IS
to 17 minutes. starring every S
Substitute turkey.
for veal in schnitzel
How long has at been since you
treated yourself to veal cutlets?
With prices so high. most people
pass them up at the meat counter
these da)S.
If you·ve a voided such favonte
dishes as Wiener Schniuel because
)OU can•t afford the veal. make
Cahfom1a Turke) Schnauel in-
stead. California-grown turkey
cutlets replace the veal in this dish.
You can bu) these turkey breast
cutlets p~packaged or you c.an buy
a turke) b~ast and shcc the cutlets
)O urself.
To make California Turkey
Schniu el. you use the same egg and
breadcrumb breading as you would
with Wiener Schnitzel. Saute the
turke) cutlets in butter and oil and
to p 1A1th a lemon) butter sauce
E .. er) thing -taste. texturc and
appearan« -wall convin« you
that )"OU a~ eating veaJ. but your
pocketbook will know the dif-
ference.
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beans. Microwave at HIGH 4 to S
minutes. or until vqetablcs arc
tender. add parsley. Serve with
vated Parmesan ch~. if d.!sired.
Eight 1 cup servings.
CHEaY BEAN AND
VEGETABLE CROWDER
3 c-.s freaea veptaltle me4tey
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BEFORE YOU BUY ...
PROPOSmON 65, a new ~omia law, requires that you be given
warning regardin& l*tlhle cancer or reproductive effects for
particular consumer products.
GET INFORMATION ABOUT
POSSIBLE WARNINGS REGARDING •••
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• BIRTH DEFECfS
• AND OTHER REPRODUCTIVE HARM
FOR PARTICULAR BRANDS OF
CONSUMER PRODUCTS
nm free phone call Qets you clear and reasonable inbmation about
particular products BEFORE you buy them.
• Not a11 products~ nw.
• Not all~ are~ in thU free phone service.
• Calf )lC;MJ hM a~ aboli cancer or~ harm from
dt I ft:als Which ~be found in consumer~
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Combine vcactables. seasoninss
and milk in 2-quart microwaveable
casserole; cover. Microwave at
HIGH 7 minutes. stirrina once
after 4 minutes. Stir in beans and
cheese. Microwave at HIGH S to 6
minutes or until vqctablcs arc
tender. Stir halfway throuab cook-
ing and apin before servina. Six I
cup servings.
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casserole. combine tomatoes.
wa1er. rice, celery. onion. PftD
pepper and prtic. Microwave at
HIGH 7 minutes. Add mnainins
inaredicnts. Cover. microwave at
Hf OH IS '° II minutes OI' untiJ
chicken is tender. llinina every S
minutes. Let stand S to 10 minutes
or vntil rice is tender. Stir bdOtt
servinc. Eiabt I cup ICl"Vinp.
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Irish with bread
With ._ la "Of die Irish ad a Resat -.rith ranaiai• <touO.
(C"w •etpfuf hints from co~cr. kt rix •• warm. diaft-fitt
AriJdama.na·s Yeas&. you can ca. platt uatil dcMabkd in•. about
ii) Cft&~ lrisb Swirl 9rad. a JO to «> miau
dcbaomly racMsl bft9d that ... a ... loaves witb bea~n ca
touch of srccn to your SL Patrict"s B:aU at l7S cka»itts for JS to «>
Day. minutes. RftnO"e loaves from pan
This httltbrul bread combines and cool on wm rack. Makes 2
spinach. powon and a SIJrinanrne loaves.
coUcction of fresh herbs tbat will -naw spinach. drain and
Surd) lhriJJ Wnil) and &ic:nds Oft squcca iD paper towd to dry.
thu fun-ftllcd da). Procn.s in dcctric bkndcr or food T~ velvet) trxturt oft.be bread processor until findy minttd.
IS derived from t.be potatoes_ tbe r-----------..::: staple of the Irish forcmturics. And
with t.be pttn s,pinach swirled
throuahout. t.hjs ~in-oar braid
creates a vlSUal bat to capturt the
spmt of lhr holiday..
For a trul) lnsh d1nntt. serve
corned bttf and cabbeet seasoned
'Allh carawa). but doo"t f<>flrt to
pass dchC1ous fnsh Swirl Bmld
'Aatm from t~ oven. Surprix your
fa,oritc lcprtthaun with a sand-
-.1ch mack from our grttn and
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add to di) •~ts and beat
'Allh eltttnc m11n at medium
spttd for 2 mmutn.. scrap1n1 bowl
occastonall)'. Add l cup flour and
beat at hi&h spttd for 2 minutes..
Remove half of battn to anothtt
bov. L Add potato to ~f of
batter. Add spenacb and basal to
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each batter to matt soft douah-
Tum douah vanations separ-
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face. Knead nch until smooth and
eta.sue. about 8 to I 0 nuoutn. P\acc douahs 1n pn.srct bowls. tumina to
areast top. Co,~r. kt me in warm .
draft-frtt ptac:e until doubkd in
size. about 30 to 40 manutn.
Punch douah down~ djvidc each
douah in half. To make loaves. roll
onc-balf of po&ato douah and OIX'-
balf of spinach douah to 8 x 14
Inches. Platt spenach ~ on
potato douah. Roll uP from short
end to shape into loaf. Pinch cdars
10 seal.
Platt loaf. Kam sick down. into
~8'h x 4V1 it 2'h-incb loaf pan.
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NEW YORK JAP) -Vicki arowth. health. learnine abihty and Ute vaa1U.11a•1111 ··~and ~ '!IVC1 :rs -.:--: for bib)' l.aMky, ...... l6 books for aeneral ~IJ..betftl. Lansky uys. 1oftauret~~-or.1U19rsna sattm~.. •uc •• ~ morebir " ~-----.... ......... .,._ _. ctlt••• ._ _.... PaleA&a. wbo.c,&!ac lbaoocn box~("-~ tbC label.:.: Lan-y ~YI,.. ~ 11). -~~~~ ..... htr.' 0 The Tamina of . the providen. nourislt l~itchhdren by To~ and i1t'ml t~ that .. ~ '~'°"~ ~~ ta c A N o y Mouatt .. 1 cookbook the foods t~ serve them. wertn•t around 10 ~ lllD .rhen MIK\1na rtt1pa"" t""" .. u,. ckids.to ctit atU ·unk food... ..The Tama .. of the C.A.N.O.Y. the book WIS fint publithcd ranee ··~.'ft thinp f!'ake foods taste t!:uy defines cJ.N.D.Y. u Mons&cr" !s u timely tc>d:IY as .it frof1? Nutra-Sw~t ~ ADD (At,. aood.; SM .id. 'aupr, uh and
.. ContiDUOUll\' Aclvcnitcd Nutri-WI when at was first .PUbhthcd an tentaon Ddku Disorder) to Tats: :-.
t.ionally Oefklcnt Yummin •• 1978. when the ute of additives in kiwifruit and boxed drinks for "I hav~ trled1 toloutc ~~'_~
. : children's diets became "'*r con-children. are consas~nt Y wet in ~·"~ She ~ys bvridred1 of mdhons of ccrns.The book has bttn revised. New recipn include Apple Snow suaar. but at has not. alway• ~ ~vertasana ~Ian ~ aim~ Linsky uid in an interview heft. to Auff. Mexicau Chili Cauerole and possible.. Some rttipes c~ntatn ~·~~ly at cheklrcn. maksna nutn· reftcct 1 new interest in fats and Almost Fried Chicken. more sweeteners than I hke to uon a 1«ret war wqed by perents cholntcrol serve but these at least have some
usina direct commands. · The book also includes suaes-nutri'tional advantaae over
camouflaee and constant auard This new edition contains many tions for school lunches. brinaina C.A.N.D.Y. -the foods they are
duty.·· . . . additions: easy ways to cut bKk on trea~ to school, nutnuo~s ~ meant to replace."
NutntJOn relates d1rtttly to fats and cholntcrol: new ways to cookana for younastm 1n a macro-She says 11.tt is only used in
recipes where she thouaht it was
i m r.ort.ant. 'I hann't been as succnsful in
reducina fats in recipn," Linsky
says. "It will~ nccnsary for you to
use your judament in the num~r
and frcquencyofrccipes you choose
to make and serve."
Lansky says her selections are
intended to &ive readen a ranae of
ahernataves from which to choose
-not to earn them "a certificate of
nutritional punty. whatever that
may~.··
She says parents must weiah cost.
preparation ume and nutritaonal
value apinst what will actually ~
consumed.
No Games ... No Gimmicks ... Everybody Wins Wrth Stater Bros. Low, Low Prices
Some of her other sugestions:
-To reduce the amount of supr
1n home-cooked foods. decrease the
amount of supr that is called for in
recipes.
- To reduce the an take of salt.
use other season a np. such as lemon
Juice. '1nepr. onion. chi ves. herbs
and garlic. •
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Wings Or Dru~= .. sr
Lunch Meats:::uv.-. .. , "°'~39-
Meat Franks ~~.. ,.oz 79-
Sliced Bacon_, .. oz 1129
Pork Steaks :::~ t• 1139
Whole Catfish.... ..99•
Red Snapper;::-, .• 11"
Cornpare these Lo w Prices
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Cool Whip Topping MIZ 89'
Heath Toffee BarS aa..w .,~'1"
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Paper Towels :~::=-~
Luvs Diapers:
Velveeta Cheese=
Orange Juice .. =°'° C-~ID
Citrus Punch ::.OWIHJ~
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Bell peppers LMQI ,.. .. °""ON"'
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As far as fats arc concerned.
Lansky says. remember th.at a
ccn am amo unt of fat is necessary
for growth and development in
youna children.
But af your fam ily's dact 1s
"saturated' wath fats. use non-stick
cookware dunna food preparation:
a bulb-baster to skim off fat from
dishes as they cook. and serve meat
less often than )OU do chicken and
fish.
Other sugest1ons: refriacrate
s:iu('es. soups or gravies before
sen 1ng (as fat cools. It rises to the
top and hardens and is then easy to
remove): broil. stew. stir-fry. steam
or broil foods rather than fryina
them. and bu y natural peanut
butter that lets the oil float to the
top Pour ofT the 0 11 before begin-
ning to use the Jar.
LansJty wall have another new
book this spnni. "fat-Proofing
Your Children .. (Bantam). She 1s
the mother of two tttnsand hves in
s uburban Minneapolis. Her
previously published books include
"Feed Mc I'm Yours." "Kids
Cookina .. and a scnes of "Practical
Parcnuna" tip books.
''Th T•.U.1 •I ,_ C.A.N.D. Y.
Moo1Ur" by Vkty [-1•1t• ne
BoH PH4Hn. JU h1n. 11.1$ •
Fish~ives
new flavor
to casserole
Beuer Homes a.M Gat*u
Y cars aao. trcnd-scnina lasaana
started 1hc la)'ered look for food
Now we're bu1ldma up the fla vors
of man) casseroles. layer by
lu~IOU~ la)'Cr.
Serve this curry rend11ton with
trad111onal condiments: peanuts.
shredded coconut and shccd areen
onion
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Fastmeals de~nd on chicken
Boned ch~ken breasts arc a cook·1~ for m1k1n11 fast meal
WMn lMch1c:kcn isc:omb1rltd w11h ~ and "'""" t~ mu 1 is a i~y main d1 h thal's compeny-
pccaal.
Microwave Chicken with Broc-
coli and Grapes has another convc-
f'llCntt for lhc cook an the form of hiah quality and1v1dually-frozcn
broccoli spears. Keep the spears on-
hand a~ the freuer to give meals an
anrac11vc touch. Arran1t' chicken an 12 x 8-anch
<2-<i~n' microwave-safe dash.
( O\ er with m1crowavc--safc plastac
>Arap or waxed paper. Microwave
o n HIGH for4 m1nutn. Rearransc
ch.ckn; place bnx'cole spcan bc-
t-ttn ctuckn brntti.
C'o"er~vc on HIGH
an actdition:al 6 to 8 menutl'S or
unul chicken ii no lot\ltf ptnk and
bfe>«oli is crisp.tender. 1um1n1
dish 11! turn halfway throuah cook-
ina. Ul ~tand. covered. whale
prepenna sauce.
In small macrowavc-sa~ bowl.
combine all sauct anpeditn1s.
Microwave on MEDIUM for 2
m1nu&cs or unul warm. stamna
halfway. Do not boil. Drain hquad
from chicken and broccof a; spoon
sauce on top. 4 tcTVinss.
c.v....... .... .areeUea:
Hat O\.~ 10 J 1S dqren. Place
h kto b«.a$u an 12 i-lndl (2.
quan) baJuna d1sa co"cr ••th foJI
Bake al 37S dqrccs for 30 m1nutn
Pbcc broccoli spears bttYrttn
ch1<.kcn breasts COH'r and bake an
add111onal I 5 manutn or un11I
chic ken 1~ thorou&hl> cooked and
broccoli 1st n\~kndrr
Meanwhile. in small saucC'J)ln.
combine all \aUCe 1n1rt'd~nt .
Cook O\er medium heat unul
~arm. su mna occas1onall~ Do no1
boll Drain hqu1d from ch1l ken and
brou.oh 'ipoon ..auce on to p
Otenoe Coat OAtLY PtlOTIWl!dnnday Marett t . , ...
A heihhf ul meal 1n about 15
minutes bqins b)' pan.ally m1cro-
w1 vans the chicken. Then altematr
11 wath broccoli to finish cooking.
Dunn1s~nd1ng11mc.comb1nrrcd ,--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!::::::=::::!!:::::=:~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!:::1
aiapcs. ><>sun. orange peel and
honey and warm in the microwave.
Drizzle the chicken and broccoli
with the l'1trus sauce and 1h1~
colorful. low-calorie meal 1\ ready
to cat.
MICROWAVE CHICKEN
WITH BROCCOLI AND GRAPES
Milk solves
youngsters'
deficiency
in calcium
By EAJlL ARONSON ., ........ _
Man) )oun~ter\ aren't gl't11ng
cnou&h calci um. e'ipec1all> 1f
they're sloppin& 1ha1 ht1k carton of
milk that u5ed to be a part of n C'')
school lunch
The ava1lab1h1-. of fru11 dnnks or
soda in man) \Chools toda-. mean<1
children don'1 have to bu' milk tu
lO with their lunche\. \a-.., Dr
D)mpk ( ook'iq. nutn111m1.\t v>11h
the Te~u .\ & \1 l n1-.er\ll\
Extension 'icn ice ·
.. According to l \ Depanmcnt
of .\gnculturc \lud1t>\. man~ )oung
people don'1 gel enough calcium
dail):· Cook'>q said "In fau.
female\ O\l'r 11 )Ca~ ol age were
reponed at greatc\t nsk of calcium
dcfi(leno. which can lead tu o.,..
tcoporosls 1n later )ear\ ..
She \a}'i parents need to know the
minimum da1I} requirement\ to
determine whclher their children
arc gcttingcnouah calcium forgo{ld
hcahh
"Children ag~ I through I 0 need
800 milligrams of cak1um a da)
This requirement can be met w11h
thrC\' \Cn mis of da1') fooch a.span
of the C\C')day diet." she \aid
"Out· to increasing bone length
and de-. elopment. adolc"':ents 11 10
I 8 )cars old need I .~00 m1ll1gram\
of talc1um. wh!l'h can be: met b'
eating four ~rvana.s of da1') food\
dail) ..
An 8--ounce carton of milk 1s one
~" 1ng ·\ I 1 -Ounce piece ofchcesc
or a (up of ~ogun alw 1'i equal to I
one <i;en 1ng.
"If your child dnnk\ milk at
breakfast and dinner and rals other I
da1') produns throushout the da~
a sweetened fruit dnnk at lunch
ma) no t interfere w 1th adequate
calcium intake.'' ( ooksc} \a1d
If children do n·1 dnnk milk al
school or ho me. offer them more
da1') produll'> 1n meals and snack\ I
she suge'ited
Chec\c \andw1ches.
chcncburgcr'>. ~he~ and cracker\ I
ChttK puza. na,orcd )OIUrt. milk
shakes. ice \:ream and milk-based
puddanp will add 'alc1um to a I
child's diet
CookK) frowns on g1-. ins chil-
dren cak1um supplements in pill
form. sa)ml this can ha'e side
effects. She sugcsts check 1 ng w1 th a
physac1an before usma such supple-
ments.
.. Dairy foods arc the bnt and
mmt abundant wurcc of calcium in
our food suppl>.'' saysCook~y. "In
addat1on. they contain lactost' and I
\ 1taman D that enhance calcium
usa,r by the bod) ··
•
Pot.nt cut 1mtet-~1 lb.
Llmlt 2 Wh11e SUppU.. Last.
--'/
Save I Looper lb.
lmlYIACI ~ ~
Ground Porterhouse or
Diet Ground 199 Sirloin =:: bc-s H ... ,. I
Chantilly Stoneware Cooted Com ~~3.99 ~!;3.89
Prices effective March 10 thru lbrch 11
•
per lb.
6pac
or Slice
Beer
....... OIUQIM
11--4.88
•
SA TISr ACTION
GUARA1'/TCCO -----DOUILITOUI
WWWllACI
24 oz. ·Ralphs
~~~read 4
SaTe .20 I
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.... Ollll DM.V N.JJT/ ........_, W.Clh I, 1 ...
en up with a salad
for Wiater Cracked Wheat
Salad. ftuffy cooked bulaur is com·
biMd wi&hwiaterpearllica. cherry II eMITJ .......... ta Wt
tomato halves. small black olivn. ~ nf .... "9d.....,
cooked turkey and a bit of old-'4 ct1f dear ~ ,...._ w
faMio9d•illCtlMIL";..':;'";',.,-;:.~-::~;::';i .. ·~~...,.• I ..._ .... u' •~=~ ~~~-~---!
WIN'l'D CUCUD
WllZAT 8.ALAD
lHf~ ..... ( ....... )
I etlfi9 Wltai wa .... , ................. ~
~ftf .......... •h11••I•
lctlfnM .. ...., ...... ...............
lctlf.....,,..,WJS.•1, di•H••
Simmer wheat in boiliftl water 1n
a covered saucepan for I 0 minutes.
Uncover and continue c:ookinJ.
stirrina c:onatantly until wheat 1s
dry (about 2 minutes); cool.
Stir lemon juice and min«meat
into wheat Add turkey, pear,
tomatoa. olives and dressina. and
tou to mix. Cover and chill. Serve
over romaine leaves 11mished with
pear sJicn. if desired. For 6 to
enjoy.
•
• NEW YORK (AP)-We cu aJI
eat our favorite foods in a more
healthful way with thete tiPt from
the kitchen of Gourmet Gazelle, a
New York City takeout shop.
-Substitute plain YOIW1 fOf
sour cream.
-Chill all 1tock1. even canned
1tock1, so that the rat layer can be
lifted on:
-Make 1tew1 in advance and
----------------------------------------------.,..-......,.--.-................ --~-------------------. chill so that all fat can be removed.
AHACtl
PAIN REl.Ef arr.
Our AeQular ' 29 Pa
100 tal>lelt or c.pi.ta
,... .... . ... ..... ..,.
"-'• ~· 1 00 ~tllso
Our Aeg~r 1 19"
AOlJA..ffiESH
TOOTHPASTE
139
Our ~ular 1 79
' 6 OI 8 .. Ol all typea
r.....••<At 1.00
;.;. .... .,, -1.0Q
'f~ 00 NIA&. COST e
Our Aegui.r 1 79
Full Of coml)9Ct na.o
all typee
'~ \ -
OBA VISION
SALf.£ nUTllN
77
FtES5E
BCNJSSaE
~.i~!
ClAR)L
LOVING CARE
~!.,!!,
roRN SILK
MAKE.UP
249
CHOICE
Our ar 3 ~ 4 39
WOOUTE
LIOUIO
18 Ol Sl'lamPo<> 01
Conchhoner all tyl)ff
Our .. r 3 77-4 69
Lohon or Moun•. AU()(t~
~
LOON Of Pr"Md Powo.r
Conc;N19f, Blush Of Liquid
Mall~p MSC>f1~ al'ladee
18 ounce cold water wun Mtlll C~olata. Almonds
199
Our Regular 119
•ounce. all types
11 count. ,.,._r or
cherry
SUAVE
Atffi.fERSPl\AN s.i...._ .. •
... ,, .. :. .· .. 4'~-: .... ~.-.,.,,
11
.. ,~ ·~~ -..•. ,, '~ .. •· ":-"::I" .": •·;~ ,.,~•!• ,,
JERGENS BATH SOAP
4PAO<
~.~ ... 212.00
~-"'; i -1,00 :+ffO °"' Regular , ...
Four 4 5 ounc. ba11
I
f&SE'S PEANUT BUTTER ~
189
e pec11 1 2 oz total '°''' "°'-~'
CHAP STICK
UP BALM
3f9A
f .. O 11 01 • orio1ra1 or cherry
GAfRTY
LfE UTE
I
1<11 l<at ANN 1 C~pa.
Mr Gooot>.r and more
CRACKER JACK
19.~
3PKll 125oz N
cara~co...o
PoPCMn & PMnutt
You'll be amazed how much fat
there is in meat 1tew. even after the
meat has been carefully trimmed.
-Foods that are marinated.
then arilled or broiled, will ban
flavor. moisture and far fewer
calones than food1 served with a
sauce.
-Look at your favorite recipes
carefully and cut back the amount
of 011 or butter by two-thirds. All
you really need is enouah to insure
that food does not stick to the pen.
-Alway1 remove the skin from
poultry before cookina. It will
brown when sauteed if petted dry
first with a paper towel.
-For ~stries and pies. roll the
douah thinly and bake it for a
shorter time. Use one crust rather
than two. It's a tremendous caloric
saver.
Gourmet Gazelle is the creation
of fin ancial specialist Suzanne
Ainslie with her partner. food
consultant Ellen Brown. Both are
dedicated to the premise that the
food we cat -especially when
d1etan1 or ma1ntaJnin1 hi&h stan·
dards of health -should afways be
utterly wonderful. not merely
edible.
''What I have learned to do is use
restraint," Brown said. "I keep
1nared1ents with a hiah-alorie.
cholesterol or sodium count to a
m1n1mum. usana thcm for flavonna
rather than as a basis for a dish."
She cites as an example us1n1
freshl y Jratcd Parmesan cheese as a
spnn~hna of flavor -just a few
tablespoons in a sauce -rather
than the cups of cheese she would
have previously used.
Smee very little. 1f any, salt 1s
added to Gourmet Gazelle's
recipes. Brown has learned how to
use lemon JUiee. vincprs and
areater amounts of fresh herbs and
spaces to he1J.hten flavors.
"I may use two cloves of prhc an
a recipe, when previously I would
have used one clove an conjunctton
with salt." Brown says.
Herc arc two recipes from
Gourmet Gazelle:
GRILLED VEGETABLE
KEBABS
l small re4 po'9&oet
% 1mall 111ee1Ual
I re4 pepper, 1ee41 ud rtbt ,. .....
I yeU.w ,epper. seeds ... ribs
remove4
% tm•ll Mloat, peeled
MariaHe;
% &ab1et,...11ralay mu&ard
i,., cep wfaiee wlae vlaepr
1 tablet,... frea rosemary
Clt,4l&ea.,....HW>
J cleve1 prlk, peele4 ...
ebepped
% .UU.ta, peeled u4 ~111ped •;. ae..,._ black ,ener
Quarter potatoes and parboil
unul almost tender. about 6
minutes. Cut zucchini into chunks.
peppers into squares and onions
into than wedacs .
Max marinade 1narcdients and
marinate vqctables 4 to 6 hours at
room temperature. or ovcm i&ht in
the refriacrator.
Thread onto skewers and anll
over coals or broil in the oven.
bastina with marinade and turnina.
Spoon lcnover marinade onto
kebabs as a sauce. Serves 6.
Per acrvina: SI calories: 99 ma
sodium: 0.6 Jr. fat.
RASPBERRY MOUSSE
I eave..,. ..navwe411elada
'4 HP C.W waler .,.."'...., I~ frala n111•1n1t1 .............. Jtdee
•t. Hf Water
I Hf ... an fat yepn
t,41 ct1f .... VJ cream . ....... ...
Sprinkle ,clatin over cold waiu
to soften for IS minu\CS. Brina
supr, raspberries and lemon juice
to a boll wtth another v. aap or
water. Simmtt for 4 minutes. add
tclatin mhnurt and atir lOtee:Ondl.
Remove f~m heat. puree in b>d erocnsor and strain out .eds.
Chait until cold. then stir in y-.n.
Beat cream and CIJ. wlaitn in
aep1raac bowls until aufl' ~1 are
fOnned. fold into flill*rrY nUX•
ture and chill '""" ICI. Sena 6. Per mvi-149 c:alorill: ~ ._.
IDdi ... ll ..... daolnecrot 6 •· ...
Leg .... man ..... .,... toflnlah mar8thon In ttveea.L
EdlMn'• Terry Carpenter hurte perfect , ..... 1n op-• ..
~ of If efe hard way
Madtto~ dn110ycd TU5li11 Tunday n1aht.
7S-j(},aftd-1U be lk hose trhool aa a sile in the
San Oiqo area. "'°" likelY-Scm Hip.
Kearny Coech Bill ~'°" made no
bone11bout 1t prior 10 lhe p~. He con1idtred
hes 1t1m the favoriae. and wtftt eo fir u 10 •y-1
think ahttc 11 a aood chance all rour San Ditto
~man dc~n . as ~tdenced b) Just 17 shols
from lbc rtcld lft lhe first half -JU .. I :K"\<en ()(
lhott finchna home on the way to a 3().1 7
de fiat.
8J llOGD CAaUON .............. \Cams win be 1n the Km1final
Ktarny's only retalia11on to the m1\ma1~h
was to 1um to 1 more ph)s1tal pme led b> 1hc
~ Rand)' Robtnson
Robinson d«ked C1anh .\ndt'rwn 1n 1he
teeond quarter and ~nder\On had to lea'c: the
pme with I kntt 1n1ury
"Nobody out11ck of San Otqo think.I wt
can play t.sltetbell down he~. I think 1 n
SAN DIEOO -For many it was Suptt
Tuaday. for Kearny Ht&h•s K.otMts. 11 may be
mncmbtrcd u 1he day t'My met Supennan.
Superman. alto known as 6-9 Adam Kttfe.
&he MVP of the Stale Tournamen1 a ynr llO
when he kd has tum 10 the stale baske1blll
championship on the Div111on II kvel. led
Woodbridar Haah pasl lhe San Oaqo qu1n1e1.
S9·49 a& Mira Mesa Hiah. Keefe had 31 points
and 20 rtbounds as Woodbridat led throu&h·
out.
01qo &elm will win O.v1s1on II 1n sllte:·
Keefe & Co. detmn1ned TLlCtday 11 w11J
notbeKnmy.
The e1&hMeam O.v111on II RqJonal was
filled with rour San D1qo re_pre~ntat1v~. the
Chns De1~n v.-as floored on a reboundtn&
shot mo~ntt later. but Dc1ben's repu1.111on
for kttptn& his n<>K 1n lhe hun1 \urfaced and he
bounced back 1010 10 the line
best of a 26--team field from San Da.cao
But 11 was Woodbndtt Coach 8111 Shan-
K«ft. meanwhile:, wa\ s1111na out the las1
3:31 of play 1n 1hc stcond quaner af1rr picking
up two homr 1own calls.
The victory sends &he 22· 7 W1mors into
Thursday na&Jlt's scmifin1I' or the Sou1hem
Cahforni1 Rcsionals apanst Mad110n. lhe San
0.qo Division II champion.
non who called 11
"The last lame <4lYOnt: around here ..aw
man-10-man must have bttn when C'abnllo
landed." said Shannon.
Superman went out w11h a 22·9 lrad <1nd
P.A. Emerson and Dc1~n helped 01cnd the
advanU1,c 10 17-9 before Kearn' made a mild
run. cu111n111 10 27· IS ·
It d1Jn'1 take Iona for the 1rend to ~I 1n
Indeed. the Komcts had no15"n much of man·
Emerson'\ ofTen\1vc rebound and tluckcl
with no lime lcfl in 1hc: h41fga"e the "-.irrior\ d
COL LEGE B ~StB~LL
OCC' s Young strikes
shottonipGWC, 7-6
UCljum ps on·No. 11 USC
as Brink pitches distance
Jason Youna's leadofT home run in lht' ninth
1nnin1 led Oranat Coast past Golden Wt"sl. 7-6 in
non-conference community collcac baseball action
Tuesda)' on 1he Rustlers' field.
OCC"s Jim Dednck (l-0) pitched the final 3111
1nn1nas for the victory. allow1n1 three runs 1n the
scvcn1h which lied 1he score befo~ shuJUn& Golden
West oul lhe final 1wo 1nninp Golden Wesl rt"llc:ver
Brooks Peters allowed Youna's home run and 1ook
the loss.
<X'C. ranked sixth in Soulhern California.
improved 10 14-8-1. while e1gh1h-ranked Golden
West. com1n1 ofT a v1ctof) over No. I Rancho
San11ago Saturda'). fell to 8-S
The Pirates bu1h a 2·0 lead in the second a-.
Denn) Berni singled in Grea O'Halloran and JefT
Brouclettc doubled home Berni Tht'y made ti J.-0 1n
lhe third on Derck Dchdasht1an·i. san1ficc fl)
Orans.c (oas1 made 1t 6-1 1n the fifth on
Dchdashuan's three-run homer ofT < 1olden Wcsl
sianer Ken Hokuf w11h Oarrrl ( onner and Young
aboard on s1ngJcs with one ou1
Bui the Rustlers struck beck to lie It w11h two tn
the s1x1h and three m the seventh. Keith Lasilo led
ofT w11h a double:. Rick VandcrR1e1 stnfied lasllo
home and Joe Aversf tnpled V1nderR1et 1n w11h two
ou1. knockma Ora.nit' Coast s11ner John KuzmK out
of the same 1n favor of Dedrick.
'lquee1c bunt 10 score Smythe
In collcac pm":
UCJ t. USC•: The An1eaten built an 1nsurmoun-
1ablc 7-1 lead 10 back p11cher C'ra11 Bnnk's fourth
rnmpkte aame in handm& the I lth-r1nkcd TroJans
onl ) their second no n-conference loss of the SC1SOn
l !Cl I I.&-I 1-1 ). v.innina for the seventh time 1n
n1n l· g.lmc., and upp1ni 11' record al home to 10.2
8H:ngcd 8 IJ.J loss earlier 1n lhC ~ason whe~ U~
I 18-4) blt'w 1he An1caters out tn the ~te 1nnin15
the ~ntcatcrs built 1heir early lead w11h four
runs 1n the first. 1hrcc of1hem on a home run by Dou&
Kline ( 2 for 4. four R 81 ). his founh of the season JefT
Obcrdank addC'd a t~o-run homer. h1\ third of thl·
~ason, 1n lhl ~cond to make ti 6-1
Brink (5·2) hurled the I 91h complete game ofh1s
carCl·r for h1 \ 26th career v1ctOI). third on the all·
11mc lJ(I lis1. I 0 -..h> of career leader Gary Wheelock
(1972-74). ~ho accomplished th<· mark al the
D1\1s1on II Ind
Oberdank tJ for 5) C\tendcd h1., h11lin& \lreak to
I I pmes. all multiple hit effon\ and h1\ '>Cason
a'craacto 483<56for 116) Oberdank whohadonh
SY hiu. in 51 games a )ear aso '" l ha.,ing the: '>ingk-
scawn LI( I mark of 88 hits e\labll.,hed b~ Mike
Hirano in 197Y
John ~burger I l for 4 double one R Bl ) a nd
Marcus Ro binson C\tended 1he1r ht1t1n1 \trl·ak\ lo
nine games.
s.cal C•Ueae 3, Real• C0Ue1e O: Mark IA·u~hane. Loren Brook\ and V1c1or \ch~ct1
lt>mbined on a \l\·h111er I\ the host Vanguard\
1mpro,ed 10 4-1 '·I w11h tht' non-lonferencc w in
••
rd111vel) comlortabk 1 l-potnt buJtt at tht'
half
~carny would not thrulcn 1n the ~rnnd
half and the pme actually became m1ldrr
almost as 1f the Komets realized 1he hand·
""una on lht' v.-;,all
hwasS7.4Q-.11h I 471ehv.hcnboth tedm\
emptied 1hear bt-nch~
"We 101 into 1roubk and fina ll') had 10 go
man·to-man ·· \.a1d the Kam) coach ·cwod
God I do n't ha"c 1nyone who can pl.i\ v.tth
him He's a lot lx-ucr than I thouaht ··
KC'Cfu.a1d he d1dn'1 mind the hca' > htttcn
ins1<.k thal 1n fact he enJo"c:d ti but he al~
added the obvious to a Iona \Ca'>on
··rm reall) \Ort " said Keele ·-rm rcalh
tired E vcr)thin1 ache\··
hannon pulled l<.tt'fc with I 2ti left and .i
S 7-42 lc:ad hop1n1 to kct'p some prt:'>'>U re offh1\
au
"The big gu> too~ .i bea11ng. \Jtd
\hannon ·· 1 don t think the pme wa-. 'rn
(Plea.M eee W AllaJOR8/D2J
In lhe scvcnth. the Rustlers' Mike Huyler and
Cnua Poiquettc hit d o ubles for the first ru n. and
11n1Jcs by Tom Smythe and Llulo K"orcd Paquette
The tyina run scored when V1nderR1et laid down 11
Dcu'lhanc \trud out n1nr hattl'f\ 1n onl~ ti'e 1nn1ng'> .. ...,,...,.... .. -.
Enc Gasner's ..arnticc 0) drn'l' 1n JclT \.1ot\kl· ~e Coast'• J aeoa TOGDC recd.a con· w lllcll lifted tM Ptrae. to a 7 -8 ........., ..,...
v.-1th lhe game· .. fir.I run 10 the ~uind a ratulationa for 1118 Dlatla·lnahlC eolo home nm rlYal Goldea West la w~ereace •11•20.
S h ,,., , 10 • ~1. ... 1 1 • Rookie ea awas -run eJg.ut.u eve sFriars, 12~2 reliever
OV. Huntington Beach
advance to Loara semis
Extra 1nn1n15 were apan the mode of
ad\anccment for Ocean V1rw H1gh 's Sca-
hawks. which moved 1n10 the semifinals of1he
Loara Tournament behind a 10.run etahth
1nn1nJ for a 12-2 defeat ofScrvite Tuesday.
Ocean View won Fnday niaht m I 3 innings
and Mo nday in e1Jh1
Tuesday. Mark Brenner led off 1hc e1ahth
innin& w11h a walk and later \Co red on Todd
Baile) 's s1nJ)e for what proved 10 be the
w1nn1n1 run. Crq Szube added an RBI s1nJ)e.
Steve Hernande1 had a two-run double. Ga"
Chnstopherson and Breu Rttd added doubles
and Brenner came up 1p1n to swat a thrtt-run
ho mer.
Ocean V1ev. ( oach Bill Gibbons said II aot
to the point v.hcrc he lold a baiter 10 ao up and
s11rin1 for a '>lnkt'out JUSt 10 assure the bottom
of the e1Jhlh v.-ould be pla)ed before darkn~\
stop~d lhe aamc
Szuba had h11 a solo home run in the
se"t'nth which ga"e lhe Scahawks a 2-1 lead
II would have bttn enou&h but the:
Scahawk'\ first baseman held the ball af\er a
around out w11h a runner on third 1n the bo11om
of the scvenlh. and t~ Servile runner. on a
dela)cd lakcofT. \C:·ored from third 10 11e 11
Dan Naull) p11<.hed the distance allo....,1ng
fi\C h1h and two runs. only the one 1n 1he
sc'cnth earncd He struck ou1 onl\' 1....,0 and
v.alkl-d four. bul improved his record 10 2-0 h\
kl-cp1na the ball down and drawm1 a multitude
of around-ball outs
Also in 1he Loara Tournamt'n1·
Hullqto• Bcacai i , El Dora4o t. Brian
~kna \tn&fc:d. ad"anced to third o n a v.1 kl
ptl kofT allcmpt and ~orcd on< hantc .\am·~ '
iinak 10 &1'<' lhl· 01lt·r .. the 4uaner1inal '1l ton
O\l.~r the Hav.~\ in thl· bottom ul the 'iot'"enth
The 01kr\ 1o1rlll face "-ie-...bem Park in the.'
semifinal\ Thursda) at Glo,er S1aJ1um at ~
pm
Dum111l .\hare1 ( ~·0) hurlt'd '>('\en in·
ning\ for the '~tlOr). \tn~ing out \C.''\Cn and
v.allung onb-o ne Onh onl' of thC" El Dorado
run~ v.a\ l'arneJ
AJnc"' v.cn1 \tor 4 -.1c na v.-ent 2 lor -l v.11h
'"'" RBI and Brian "'-nahl had 1~0 hll\
Dov.n l-11 1n the fifth the Oilers l 1m
\\ 1mb1sh v.alked ad' ancrd o n "'-n&ht'\ '>ln&k
and v.11h o ne ti ut \.1 cna tripled them both m
\kna ~·orcd on .\hare/ •un&lc In the \l\lh
tluntinaton Bcalh wo~ a~ I lead v.-hcn .\&nt'v.
doubled and s,cored o n \\ nJht's smaJe f I
L>urado c"encd 11 m tht' ~\C"nth
Fou&al• Valky ll, b~lla I \1e'e
\111n11ume~ Pll• hed a 1hrrc hitter .d' the
Baron., ~on the .unsola1111n 4uanerfinal at
&"\l'n Parl.. Thr pmc v.a\ ,allC'd allcr \I\
1nriini'>dul" 10 thl' 10.run nJlc Fountain\ allc'
v.111 host Lliun.i Hill\ 1n a wn\Ola11on
'M.'m1tindl Thur-.Jc1" al' pm
The Baron\ t 2· I I v.ere hx kcd tn a 1-1
rnnlc\\ after thrtc tnn1np htforc '4.•mn& 11
run' in the nC\t thrtt John Dal Pog&rllll led
h 1unt.11n \ allc'\ ~1th" douhlc tnplc tv.o run\
anJ 1 ..... 0 RBI
Let .U.mllel U. l 1al•enl1y l The' 1\1lm1
1 roJ.tns tell 'll ll m to 1-.u fi\t"r\Jn inninp and
lo\l 1n thl' 'on\Olat1on quancrf1nal
fhl' ( 1n1Tin\ I 2-1 J hut It a I ~..() lt'ad th rough
lour inninp \par~ed h\ I &rand \lam 1n thl
l11ur1h l n1 ,cr\tt~ 11-2) m<1na&ed JU\t 1v.o hit '
and \lOred t'loth its runs in the fifth
Dunkel standard
rates West high
UCI, Long Beach
rivalry heats up
Four top conferences
rankamon lObest
In schedule stren th
b1dd1n1communic.11on bet-.ttn or.
fic1alsand coaches I aarcc and I h1vt
said it befo~
OfT1t1al11ct hkeczars when work-
•nt a pme. I do not thank they ruhze
that theyuconlya pert of the pmc(a
VC') sm1ll part. by the w1y). whtn 1n
reaht). they h1vttoo much control
andso~uxvtty~J~~t
lnourpmut UC n\I Blrben
last Saturday n'l)\t. we went four
poi nu ahead latt in the pme and one
orourp&aycnwauuattid11«hnal
foul rot haftll ns on the nm
The N~MY1 you tnal ha"lon the
rim ao protCn youndf i(\haw is
pcMCftUalOrin)"') tll notdoinsto.
Ourpla)Cf wu in t9iM tituebelft and
yet 1t was called U I fMdr llM rtee
thYOW from tho tedtnal lout a.ad
l'-m ICORd on the casu11ti1 inbowtds
pll.J.
TIM Wtdecla .. eeo<the P.mc cltar.,cl beau• ota• oflkiall poor ~ .... Vl'Ma I lnedtodilCw
.......... tJMomt• •-1Nalt'dlillealcl«. WM11..,.._
tllti.WTI.eOftlyottwropeioe l l.s ..... °".°"the ftoair .... =~-r.=~~lfcMal TelllMlclUt
0
1-.. totlM.. °"'*''* to .,_._..... ..... .. .. _ ..... .....
I atrn1dwil•watdlc
ClllMllllll•lir "-mof'* Y• ••
COLLEGE BA SKE TBALL
the PCAA. I ho~hc mak"•t. but
probabl)' ~on't becauK or our fif\h-
plac't' finish. I don't know 1f1h1~
should bt thtrn&ena beC'lu\t' ""1thout
him. we m1aht ha'e fin1wd nin1h
W1)'nc wan pnt h•&h v:hool
p&a)er at 8otcO T cch in ltm.tmead He 1s probably the mcKt wu1h1-af\er
b1a}I IC'hool playnwc ha'\C'C~«
si&nedtoour~m Thdin.tlthrtt
K1'oolt 1n lhe Nnn1ns for him ,.c~
Anzona. hpprrdinc a~ UCI Ht
*HIOln&tovith Ne-w MP1co. but ht
comm111td tousandcanttllcd his
vml. Wa)'acdld noc e~cn allow
UC'l.A or U to \I IJI t bas houtt
Hthasbtcocncbcncrand bc11tr.
and h.u •n a pftt rtt'f'\11l<'f for our
propam ind is a ~ saJcsman fof
UC11.S tluura.
I Hai. •J-oa&lof )OU~) ~bcrduri~ 9'tt•)'1at COfOM
dd Mu•'*'Ca.d\J ltrion .
t I~ wt did llOC rtt'f'\11t out of
llilh tthool.nca.,..._ M Md bsa IOOVtlUlftlftllf~apl ywn.1: I
'*-tha.\OM .......... to •""« Tn.Maftrroer~. I
••llintto....... , ..... ...........
0. olllw rcMOaS left T~us
.. .... aiKti ............. -........ ~--"" ·-~·
t
49ers· first year
coaching staff has
Mulligan unhappy
•
rounJ of the Pac11il ( ou t "thlct1•
.\).,Ollilllon toumamenl 11 the
f orum. the third 1ns11llmcnt prom
1sn 10 be a hotly rontnted pmc:
"\\e'rc ~s-rcd for Lona &a h ·
\llld Mulhpn •• .\nd -.e·d Jo, c H'f'\
much 10 lud 1htir There's nti It)\ e
los'> bet•ttn LOtlJ Beach and us ..... uh
th<' ca.china, .. ,,., I fi1uf\' the rn1 of
lhc ronftT'fncT 1s not m uch d1fkrr.n1 I
don't thin~ tlw')'"t ct'lmc 1n and t~
lo Ft a Iona,. 1lh 1n) bod) too much ·
Ham~on. w ha\ bttn sla_pptd
on 1he •nst 1•1" f. r ridana otrte111,
ind e\.cn eJC('1fd from OftC pme I'll\
de\.docxd I \<Cf') f. nhnpt SI) k ()0
thcsidchnn
Tbt ~ mttUlll l1'ad Kvtral
1nlC'Tntina s.deh&ht\ ~
• Cl pard ~ lk HC'll and l
8airh pant ortoD VI .wnt 11 rt
the t"ftllf\' pmt. et.Cbaflll VfOf'd1
ofttn Tiie t "8\.t mc1 bttift on tht
outdoor cwrt1 an Com ctunr11
I.hr wmmcr. lktr n-.alr) •
dttptt rach1r11 roob t .\~
C'OUnl. •'Tllcft ... 1 tintr ~ oa
JS mt.-d ... W1 had •id I~ lM·
lC'C'Oftd mft't•"" ·1 tried tall eo a.im. tried'°"' tri• ,..,.... ..,. ..
•M hltftttM. l Cl . . at Mt
.. k i• '° illic '°< .. C1"rOOln ..,,. a.e 80&iad '"""'
.. l ~
MCllt ...... ...._d1111N
tr' oa thr l plsJal i• .,., ·-Gellml
ups stock
Frem 'nt Aaeci8~ Pttn
<. h1h L>a"is· t .. o-run double WU
thl· ~C\ hln" tn a fi"e-run fount\
1nn1n1 and rooluc Frank DIM1cheJk
patlhl'd thn·c s1ron1tnn1np10 further
ho l\tcr h1\ l h<ancn of eamm1 a spot in
the hullpc-n as 1he ~n1tb a S.3 vlC10r}
~1\ c1 1hc \an Francisco G11n11 ••
nh1t'l1t1l'" baK"ball Tunda-. at Scot·
t~I' \nt
Oa' I\ v.-ho pla\Cd for tht' (1Ll.lltl
l.J\I \4: J'41n had one hn 1n five '•
illA •n\t hi\ former team The
lOntn t'lull"ll to fi\C unearned runs•
nght·handcr M1 .. c LIC'ou 11t ..
lounh
·1 1h1nk <h ill Davis alto
thnrnuahl) en,oycd tht' af\emooa. ..
'l>atd .\nlf'I'> Manqcr ~ Mad.
R1aht-hander Mike Wm hdd 9c
l11.1nt' h11l~11he fim thrtt tftft'llllt
\tnk1n1 OUI SU. Jeffn}' ~
cull«led the fi"'1 h11 With 1 ~
one-out \lnak off &cn~ndn Fnisil
Dl\fahelk 1n lht' fi and 11111
C:. tan" uf'('nC'd their SC<Jn"I off'~
hanckr De-wa' nc Buice in 111111
V\\"nth
l}t\ltlhclC' 21 IS altC1ftpl .....
make the JU mp from .\ baU. wtrilft Iii
haJ 1 ~<> ~ord with Palm~·
the< .ahforn11 a.taaue .._)alt.
.. r ,c ~n mott rdued *-
thouahl I'd be Ptw my aMIAll•ll
lc'el nov. 1 \0 tup.-taid DiMidlllllL
"'ho al\O pitched t"'O lhvtocn '-!~I 1n Frtda) ., p~ ._..,... tlie
0qo Ptdrn "Pcoplt .. ~
1old mt' I had au I.hr ..--.. a
JU\11 mlllerofartJJllltalJ ! O, 0,
OtMichck hat emc1jtid •
kaJ1na c.and1datt ao II ... _. .. Ila
opnu na 1f k-1\-handcr
1nrncd 1n&o •he ....
ro1111on
.,..._"'All I I ... ,.,...
LOS ANGELES -Bob Wteland m ltantd tht Los Anslc's Mana~ SatUf•
day. He finashed T~y mornins. el·
hauJtcd but proud.
Wieland. a leaJess Vietnam vele'tan wboc:ct-Stars in
the NBC Krin "Sonny Spoon, .. covend ~· 26.2-mik count m about 74\': hours.
Usma his powcrl'ul arms to oush h1mwl alon" he
had bctl(ftd bis 1987 LA Marathon tuM by an
remark.able I I houn.
Wieland. 41 .croucd ~ finisb hoc tothcchttnof
a cro"'d of about I 00 ~H-wishc11 and reporltrL
<\s he ncam! the finish. he had sajd ... Outside of
V~tnam. lhas has been the most intt'fttt 72 hounc I
C\ cr ~nt in my mu~ hfc.
.. , asked the Loni Jesus Clmst to givt mt the
jCrtn&h to do this because lh11 toalt)' ov~helms mt. I
can hardl) bclte\'t 11 m)'scl(-
Wadand. a Httran of 1.tvcral marathons. said he
has loacd mon-than 6.000 m1ln rac1n1 ovtt tht )cars
tff" "'as tht lint 10 start the LA Marathon. a da)'
~rl1l'r than most oftht 17.040 runnen. and the last to
finish.
The pttSOnal tnumph was marred b) some bad
ncv.s It v.-a~ rc\l'akd Tu~) that W1l'land's
('Qu1pmtnt 'an had bttn brokl'n into dunng the race".
and all h1\ clothing had bttn stoltn.
Quote of the day
Mike ErnioM. a Boston rcsKknt who
starred on the 1980 U.S. aold medal bode)' team
and "'a~ a commC"ntator for ABC-TV 1n its
hockC) coH·raet in Calsary. afttt the Unned
State-\ ble" a +I Ind and suff~ a 7-S loss to
C LC\.hoslo\ alua. ··The ftthoa is tbt sarM as when
the ball "-t"nt throup BilJ Buckner's lep. ..
Candadian Dacey take. a abot
~ o.tty scored o n an C'fTOf by Iii 1Xtro11 third basmun IAls Saluar 1n the
10th 1nnin1Tu~).1JV1n1Torontoa 7-6
t\h1b1uon 'Kto~ O\l'T the T1srn Dutty.
tr)1ng to ~COml· thc Toronto Blue Jays' cmttt rldckr.
1s als.o b1dd1ng to bt the fint top Canadaan on a
Canadian team EIK'"'hetT Tunday. Demue Garda
sparicd the Bra't'\ "'ith a batn.-loadcd doubk in the
t:lpth mnins to gl\C ..\tlanta a (>..) dcctSIOft 0Vtt lht
NC"" York Mets ~J a..illadrovt 1n the only run
with a lint innina scnf)t and five Pittsburgh pitchers
combined on a fi\e-h1tttT as the Pirates stopped St
luu1s 1-0 C..Se lleU. malunt has spnng ck-but.
v.cn1 I -for-3 and scored a run for tht-Blue Ja~s split
squ..d. .... h1c h dropped C'1ncinnat1. 2-1 I.ft
Gwtkrmu. acquired from Seaulc 1n an off-season
track. pitched thrtt mort shutout innings for the
YankA.'C"\ 1n a S-3 '.cto~ O\ tr the Clucago Whne So" ..
. Pete O'Bria had thrtt hats and Mike S&aaley dro\t in
t"'o runs to lead the Ttus Ran1tn to a S-4 win ovl'r
Ph1l~klph1a Stne a...... and ~n• Settler hn
50lo home runs 1n the sixth 1nnini. pov.tT1ng K.1nsas
Cit) pout Bo\&on. 4-3 Marl McG.W. who homered
in his last at-bat on '1onda). did the samt 1n his lir\t at-
bat .ip1nst \t1lwaukte 1n a 6-l Oak.land v.-1n O\tt
Milwaukee lAia Q I 111• wnftei fl) ofT B&ll
Ca.wJ 1n the ninth 1nn1ns drovt 1n JleOeo+ aw.
•Uh the "'•nnina run as the Cl!IQIO Cubs sot past
(1c,dand +3 Ne.._ sm.-sin&)ed home Kn
Grille)' Jr. in lhl' bo11om of the n1n1h innina to lift
~Ilk O\Cr \an Dtqom f>.S
Bradley win• tournament bid
fhc 12th-ran~eJ 8radlc) 8ra\eS. IC'd m
b) Heney Rewtin with 29 points and
IAk Jan ... ""1th 16. raced past llhno1s
tall' 83-~4 Tunda) naS}lt to win tht
M1uoun \'alk) ConfC'r'l"Jl« tournament at Ptoria. Ill.
In addina tht' tournamtnt troph)' to its rqular-season
champumsh1p BraJk'~ I 26-41 claimed an automatic
!'( .\..\ 1ournc' bid v.1th tht \ICto~ TM pmc "as
b1lkd as .t l la\s1c rcmatch of crou.-stalt n \'als fe2tunng
th<" h1gh-~onng 8 r .. ,~ ap1nst a tough ckftnSl\l' ltam
in lhC' Rt'db1rd\ I I~ 121 but Bradk\ raced to a 9-0 lad
in the lir\t halt and then optn 1ht sfiond half "-Ith tv.o
4u1l l ha'\l d\ en routt to a bu11d1ng a :!l -po1nt
<tlhanta,e "'~~'a\ Ha•lun, ~ored nine points in a
fuur-m1nutl' \trC'tlh Rew~ Evaaa and lr~hman
'\'lark~ led a ~IH> run dunna the fif'§t 11 minut"'
ol th<" 'i<lond half and top-ranked Trmpk "'ent on to a
"'••·' ... '•lion O\t'r \t Jm.cph·., tn a \Cm1final pmc of
th• \11.inlll t<i { unkrC'ncc baskttball toumamC'nt at
\tor~ntu..-.n \\ \a The ntendcd Tempk run "'lptd
uul \1 J11\Cph \ l-i-l4J halftime lead and hdptd Temple
to .1\ 14th \trJ1"h1 '1llol) and :!"th 1n 28 pm~ The
O•I' v.111 mcl·I Rhodt Island. :!f>..S 1n tonight'\
chJmp1on\h1p
America's Cup field eyed
\.\'DH<,<> \ 'tv. l.l'alandvoup ~ ch.allcngin1 lhl· \.ln l>1qo Yacht ( lub for
the prn11asc1u\ \mcna·., Cup filed a
rcquc'>t "Ith ;a '<''• York court Tutsda)
that "'o uki &l\c: l)thl'f\ a chan« to ratt 1n 1989.
'"'· hacl F .. , head of tht Mt'fCUr) Ba~ Boattnl
Cluh .,~ nd1catc filed lhC' documtnts a1 tht requnt of
Nf"4 \ ori \upt"cmc { oun JuitlCt' C Btaucf\amp
Cipan1.. ~ 1n r~pon"· to a comprom11t ~ffn-cd ~ tht
cup holder last munth
f-a ) s.aid h1\ \) nd1catc *•11 aartt to i»nKtpalt in a
muh1n.t11om1I rcsaua off San Dtqo with an ehm1nat1on
tcrl\."\ bqJnnma Feb I. 1919
.\II boat1 "'oold com~ en 9()..foot W1k111nt
.inak-rnu&rd monohulb undrr fa) ·s propoyl 4'
m.atch .-.cc brt•cm tht •1nn1"1 chalknarr and 1ht
ckkndc:T •oukh1.1n Ma> I 198C1
Due 10 an unonhockn. cha.I~ from fa). a Nev. ln.iand m1lhona1~. the yxht club 11 ttbedukd 10 fatt
tht Mtteut) Ba) aeam in an ooc~-e>M match in bol"
•1th up 10 a 90-fOOl -.1.tthM
S.nctC1paodi rultd that Fa) 'Hhalleft1t •<» vaSid.
thr )Xbl dub announced tlw tht ntet •1U t.aU place in
w;au-n olf to. Bach. and that ahc'y •1n uw a 112ult1huJt. posM61) .. ,,h a hip-attb a1rl'ot1 •1na H a
ull
icials for Sail Ammca. the \}ndtak pbnnm1
t )adat club'• drfmx. ta-' tlw) woukt mttt
•'atnada) co difCU.tl t.bnr op1Jon1
Trall Bluen ran •tJ:l:ill to abr
........ &enet ltOfed 33 poin11 and Ill 07* DrriWhad 31 Tuetday •ilttt ut~ vi~tina Portland Trail 8lattrS t•tenckd
their v.ilani"I _sunk to Ii• ,.ma by r.owins OW ;aw Dilm Mevatc:ID.; t 12'-UO ill
K'tion. 0.Uu had a chance to lrnd the pflle' into
oven1~ but •••mien.. miued on 1 drive to
aht ba kcl wuh •~o second ltft ... EltfWhctt in the
NBA. S&neSU,.-vld a.nd ...... ....,each SCORd
22 points as host Indiana snapped a four:tame losi"J
streak and beat Central Division-leachn, Detroit
t17-104. Venl'lemlqaddcd llpo1n~ llassistsand
10 rebounds as the Pacers stopped the Pistons' seven~
pme wannin~ak ... Te"' C.malllp scored 27
points and y Irater added 23 to lead host
M1lwauk« 10 a 119-101 victory ovtr San Antonio. 11:!'! tM Bucks their ninth victory in 12 pmes ... De-' tH Wllk'8• scored 41 points and livt other
Hawks 1eored in double fiaurn as A1lanta snapped a
thf'tt'-Pme losing streak wish a I 4J.. I I 3 romp ovtt the
v1S1tina Phocn1" Suns ... l>a'rtd Me&~ teored tht t1e-
~ak1n1 basket w11h 36 SitCOnds rcmainina in ovtrtimt-
and added a frt'l' throw with 2S scconds left to lif\ the
\ 1s111n1 Seattle Su~rSonics to a 121-116 viClory over
the Golden State Wamon ... ~ Fley4 broke an
89-19 tic on a follow shot wuh-seven minutes
rcmamina. tngenna a 9-1 spurt that sparked tht
v1satm1 Houston Rockets to a 11 J.. I OJ victory ovtrthc
DcnH:r Nu&&t't~
Detroit shuts out Boston. 2-0
Lee N.rwoo4 and Sb .. Ian scored rii1
and oaltender Glea Kaai• recorded his ,
fount shutout of th( \Cason Tuesday night
as the host CA·tro11 Red W1nas ran their
NHL unbeatl·n '>trcal to fivt games with a 2-0 victor)'
o'er the Boston Hru1ns. Hanlon turned away 24 shots
for lhc shuto ut In other NHL action: Ju Erboa'1
soal 1::!8 into the game tngered a thrCC>-&oal first
penod bum that carrn:d tht host New York Rangers
past the New Jcr\C) Red Devils and back into fourth
placc in the Patnd D1' 1s1on. onr point ahtad of New
Jene) and Pmsburah 1n th<' ract for tht final pla)ofT
5pol Marl' Fortier scorl-d the first two goal5 of his
career and Jeff Jarboe scortd tw1et in a span of 2 12
earl) 1n tht S«onc.I period. lcad1n1 host Quebec
Nord1ques past Hanford. 6-4 to movt within thrl'l"
points of the Whalen• Breel S.Uer's goal 24 second\
cn10 the pme 11n1tcd a four-aoal first ~nod and rookie
~rd ~-scored twice as tht host Ntw York Islanders
handed the Vancou"er Canucks their t1Jhth straight
ckftat. 7-4 .. DeqGllm .. r'• power-play goal at 6:21of
the third ~nod lilted the host St. Louis Blues past thl'
Toronto. 3-2 the Maple Leafs thtir fifth conscull'C
loss.
Blues trade down to the wire
dcfcnl\.' for !>Omc offcns1 \ c help Monda). ,
The St. Louis Blues. who swapped rii1
continued to wheel and deal Tuesda)
before the National Hockey League trading
dcadhnr
One da) after shipping defcn~man Ro b Ramage
and goaltender Rick Wamsley 10 Calpf) for rookie
""'"g Brett Hull and fo""'°ard Steve 8oLek. the Blues
acquired veteran defonscman Gordie Robt'rts from lhe
Philadelphia fl)ers for future cons1dcrat1ons.
The Blue\ alw -.cnt dcftn~man Charht Bourgeois
and a third-round pick in the 1989 entr) draft 10
Hanford for thl· \\ halcrs' st'Cond-round \Clfillon 1n
1989
The NHL trading dl'adhne ""a" l pm E~T
TUl'~'
-Ai six-foot-four and 215 I pounds). C harlu: lend'>
some good s11( to our delcncC' corps. .. "81d Emile
Fancis. the \\haler'> president and atntral managl'T
24-year-old heart victim
8..\ TON ROI C1l la -Don Red-m
den a kc) member ol the 1985-86
Lou1s1ana State L nl'l'rs•I) basketball
team that ""ent to the Final Fo ur. died
toJ.t) .it Baton Rougl' C 1l·ncral Hospual He ""as 2-'
L \l \polcsman Jamie Kimbrough a11ributt'd 1he
death to an apparent hl•an a11acl But a sccreta~ at
Baton Rouge (1l'n..~ral \aid thc mu\(: of death ""a'
undl'll·rm1ned
Redden "'as dead on am,al at 7:57 am at lhc
hospital. LSl' and hospital officials said.
Rcddl'n v.-a\n't brl.'athing when ht was found b) his
g.irlfr1end thl\ morning \aid hospital \pokesv.-~man
"-nnc L"Heurcaull It wa't unclear whether he was lound
at his O"-n apanml'nl or that ofh1\ girlfnl'nd.
USC'• Maree pleads guilty
POMO"'--\ -frfT \.force. a re5ene [il
defcn\l\e ba\11. tor th~ l 1nl\ef\1t\ of • t
Southern ( ahforn1a f ro1an\. pleadt'd.guil--
t) Tuoda) 10 a m1S<kmrano r charat of
fal5C 1mprt\Onment 1n t"on nl'C11o n v.-nh an 1nc1dcn1
in\Ol\tng a formrr girlfriend last December
MarCt" :!l r ntered h1\ pica before ~upcnor ( ·oun
Jud&r Rob.·n Martinet
Marte. from M1ddk\C~ NJ had bttn charged
..-.1th felon~ k1dnappm1 after he alkgedl) forced his wa)
into lhc carol another Southtrn Cal studtnt. his former
IJrlfm·nd la\t [,)\.'(" :! and forced her to dnve him from
El \1ontc In Pai.adcna. a ncarh\ \uburb in the Los
.\ngdl'\ area ·
Television. radio
TELEVUION
4 p.m. -COLLEGE BASKETBALL -\tlan-
tic I 0 Conference Tournament champ1onsh1p-
T cm pie \'S Rhode 1,1and. from Morpnto wn. W.
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S-OS p.m -PRO BAl&ETBAU.: Lakers at
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6 pm -COLLEGE IAS~ETBALL M1ch-
1pn at llhn0t'i o r Purdue at Ohio State. ESPN
RADIO
6 p m. -PllO IAl&ETIALL. Laktrs at
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6 p.m -PllO~Y Kinas at Hartford
(ckla)l'd). KLIL ( 1260) ·
7 p.m . -COLLEGE B.AS&ETBAU. Pac1fic
( oasl Athletic ~uonauon To urnamtnt fin1
round -Cal lllt" Fulkrton n . Fmno State.
from lna,kv.ood. KMNY(l600)
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knc> at Clappm. KRTH (930)
111\JUOAY llADIO
2 p m -COLLEGE aA&rn.&U..: Paa rte
Coa.i thleuc MOtiation Tournam<n• sct0nd
round -UCt \ . Lona Beach tatr. from lfllkWood. KPZE ( 1100),
Los Alamitos harness results
Second ba.e •howdown•
C>raaae Cout'• lllke ......,._ (altoft. rlCJatf...,... toward eee•d la aa attempt
to pick off Goldea w.-bue naz• aJck
Vaaclalllet. TM a..oen Crate ~
.._.. MCl•d ..... of Juoa Yoaq •tac·
Tlaeftra ............. 7 ....
I S OFTBALL
Carpenter whiffs
16 in perfect win
Edison hurler picks
apart Garden Grove
en route to DH sweep
Edison High pitcher Ttrr)'
( arpcn ler p1C'kt'd up whl'rl' she ltft off
la\t ~il\On. hurling a perf«t pmt
and \Inking out 16 to ltad the
Chargers to a 3-0 non-kaguC' $0ftball
.,.. in o\Cr Garden Gro' c 1 n thl' first
game uf a doubleheader at Edison
TucsdJ\
The C'hargcro, (:!-OJ also took lhe
scnmd gaml· 1-0 1n eight innings
behind J)ll Pa111nson·., fi,e-h1tter
C ..irix·ntl'rallo""cd onl) one bailout
of thl· infield. a pop-up 10 left litld in
the lounh 1nn1ng Rho nda Patterson
StnJkd 1n a run 1n the s1uh for
Ed1wn .ind Kmta Eden had a two-
run \1nglc 1n the \amc inning.
In thl' <oecond game. Kendra Whis-
enand n:ach'"·d first o n a fitldtr's
choile v.11h t"o out\ in tht eighth. She
sto ic second and on a delayed steal to
third the Garden Grove pitcher
O\ crthn·"" her third baSC'man allow-
ing Whisenand 10 S4·ore
In othl'r non-league action.
Gallr t -!, Foutal• Velley t-1: The
Barons ( 1-1) pushed Sill runs across
the plate 1n the founh 1nnin1 o f the
second game to earn a spht on the
road
The C..lad1ator-;· OeOr Weiman
'itruc'-'>ut 16 and allowed JUSt ont hit
tn the lirst pml' Marn1t Sukla. who P'" up three hits. took tht loss for
Fountain Valle)
Shannon Dolan pa.ced the Baro ns
in the second pme. aoina 3 for 4.
"'hilc Ckna .\llch1n (2 for 31 and
Paula Estes 12 for 21 added offen11vc
suppon Rae Rice aot the win.
s1nlona out fi\C
La Mira• I , Otta• View t : Nina
UCI •••
PromD2 the IC<'ond half. After ques11on1n1
him. (irccnbera arabbcd his arm.
Bokosk)' uid. v.h1ch he didn't take 10
too kindly.
·it woukt havf been a good fiS}lt."
Mulhpn 111d s1ra1gh1-faced ai Mon-
day0s •-c'Ckly luncheon. edd1na some
spccincs on the stature of Grttnhtra
\ 1. the nature of Bokosky
•Late 1n the pme. Andre Puny
foukd out end IJ ht pe.s~ by the
UCI bench bc&an 1tun11n1 MuUipn.
v.-ho later rc(UJCd to comment on
whal Purr)' had said.
-nacre wrrc a 101 ortmk side dealt
IQint on b) both aams. -Mullipn
said an the pojt-pmc in~rview.
Mulhpn Sl.lllffiS the anun of
Hamnaion an<f Lona Baich ha\'e not
oru)·bothercd him. bulotherCOKhn
in the ronfcircncc as ~en.
"'(Hamnaton) JUmPI and Kram•
at fYCr) can:· M ulhpn uid. "'Their
pla>.cn M\l' bccoJM a .,-oup whldl
11n l 'ct) plca11na lo p&I)'. Aftdrc h"l 1&.-ncd >Clhna at me u be left
1h(coun1ftcrf'ouhf'10ut. Thrirhcad
COICh came out and )dJed out ... u
one o( our DlaYfJ'L
.. Tb1np likt' tbt hi¥« lfbU 11d to
tum "'°" of dw acan-. •• the conlCrt-att' 111i• tMM Maytw 111 '°"' ~ Gel •t·-...., (b .. tM> lOt'"). Mal I tlilio 111ctt•1 MON to it
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Mullens thre"' a no-hatter and allo'-\-
td only one runner 10 reach base as La
Mirada won on thl' road •
Ocean V1tw's Jtna Sansone
reached base on an error in the founh
tnmna and mo'ed lo third with ont
ou1 but could not score The Sca-
hawks ( 1-1) had pounded out 14 htts
tn their season o~ntr Saturda).
The Matadores ( 1-0) put ta,rther
t"o hm. a sacnfict and a wild pitch to
5eore their onl) run 1n the stcond
toning. Ocean V1tw ctnttt fitldtr
Jamie Walktr saved two runs with
outstandin& catches 1n the fourth and
fifth innings.
Se~ H, Suttqe tc Thl'
Roadrunners (1-01 exploded for 11
runs in tht top of thl' scvtnlh behind
Angela Vasquez's arand slam end a
three-run tnpk by C indy Salazar.
Santiago (0-2) scortd fivt 11mes tn
thr s1llth to takt a 6-3 lead into the
final inning. but the Cavalitrs walked
the bases loaded IWI~. SaJaur had
four RBI and Vasquez had ft vt-.
In collqt action:
S.CaJ C.Une '-!. Dri1t CeUqe
l"hle 1-5: st'C's Susie Hopkins
hurled a three-hitter in the first pmt
of the GoldC'n Statt A1hkt1c C'on-
ftrencc doublcheadtr at SC'C'. while
thl· Ea&ks took lht SC'Cond pmt. S-2
Lisa Napier. who wtnt 3 for 4.
drove tn two runs with a doubk an a
three-run s1llth for SC(' 1n the fint
same. Connie Braun Wtnt 2 for 4.
and 4 for 7 o n the day
In the sttond pme. Judy Lotton
(2-4) packed up the win for CCI ( 1-1 .
2-4) as Kathy Carroll. Duey Sch1p-
porcit and Gretchen Harman each
had RBI in a four-run third.
sec IS now 1-1 in the GSAC and
I-3 O\ era II.
, V oLLE~B.u L
--
Mira Costa
holds off
Vikings
Mira Costa High's boys volleyball
team held ofT a late charat by Manna.
dcfl>atma the host V1kin15. 6-1 S. I S.-8.
I S-1 I. 11 -15. I S-11 in a non-laaue
match Tuesda) n11h1.
The V1ktn15((}. I) trailed 11 -3 m the
final game btfore closing to w1th1n
1:!-1 1 But the Mustangs (1-1). lht
Cl F 4-.\ 's No. 6 team. held on to
rebound from a season-opcnina loss
to top-ranked LO)Ola.
Ron Brownina led Manna with 20
kills. while Doua Partis added 19. Thl'
V1kinp1umped to an 11-0 lead 1n the
first pme. but Mara Costa coun1trcd
"1thas1ron1start tn thcsccondpmt.
Manna htld a 10-5 led 1n the third
pmc. but the Mustangs \\tnt on a
10-1 run to turn 1he match around-
! n otha match":
Let AlaJDJ'" J, WntmJmter Z:
The Lions' senior m1ddleblocker
Tro1 Rossean had 12 kills and fivt
stuff blocks in the I S-9. 12-1 S. I S-1 S.
15-1 :!. I S-12 loss to tht Gnffins.
El Tero l, Oeea8 View t : Tht
Scahawks fell to 0-3 wnh the 17-1 S.
I S-6. I S-10 loss.
sec post-season
play continues
The Southern Cahfom1a C0Ut1t
men's baskl'tball team wdl host
C'hns11an Hentaac at 7· JO Thunda)
ni1h1 wtth a possible tnp to 1ht
Na11onal Chmttan Col~ AthktK
Assoc1a11on champ1onsh1ps on the
hnc .
If SCC wins. tht)' wall face B1ola
Sa1urda) for the n&ht to ao to
C'hattanoop. Tenn .. lor the NCC AA
final-. 81ola lost to Westmont tn tht
NAIA District Ill finals Tunda>
n1&ht. 71 -S7
• •
"We're hke a au> wnh a cardiac
arrNt on the operat1n1 table." said
Shannon. "Wt've bttn brouS}lt back
to hfc. and you don'I Ft too man)
~ond chanttt 1n hfc. •
So Madison (27-2) as Mxt.
Can Woodbndlt handk Madison
and qualify ror the rqaonal finals al
the Los Anatles Spons Arena Satur-da .,
MadaiOn rcatura 6-1 Jeff Alu-
ander and tYt'O eJ1penenced rotwards
in 6-.t Robb>' Robint0n and 6-.t
Andre Mnd~ll. bo•h described b)'
n OqQ seonswnlttl as -over tbe
nm pla)ers.
·• AlcundcT. he can block Kccfe·s
shots. -~cnturcd \ht Kearny COKh.
"But o( ~ounc he (Alcundo) will
dcfinitcl)' lft in (out troublr ...
Thal'1 Whal Shannon 1• hotM• for.
but conMderi• lht Mylt of calh that
wen• T"""-Y· hc'anotcouati•oa iL
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SALE ENDS
MARCH 13, 1988
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CLASSIFIED INDEX
642-5878-
COLDWeli
BANK.C?R ~
~1220
•HH
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PUBLICATION DeAOUNE
~ ........... la 11:30 AM
ClASSIFED OfACE HOURS
T IQto•..__
T~ ........... Mon. HO PU
~ ..... T'*'-6:30 PM
T'luldll1 .......... Wed. 5:30 PM
,,. .......... : .. Thn. 5:30 PM
a.udly ........ -... Fn. 5:30 PM
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l:OOMt.-N ~ l:OO Mli-1t:IO AM
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AUTOMOllYI
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, associated
. ·.
,l'i~OCIJted
SPACIOUS. new CS.Cor 2
1t0f)'. 28'. 2'·HSa, lrpl(;
The Bluffs .,_ S 1145 •854-n•2• ----l1Vltl-• 38r. 2ba..pr.
I 1150 Yeltty AQer\I
•MS-3683•
lully FURN IS HED
Bedroom Prof prel with
PhOne pr1v TV available
now $:M5/mo 5.46-0362
LIDO ISLE waterltont
lutchen, laundry priv1
1ege1 $550 incl viii
673-0695 9¥9"11\QS
•
•• ,. ... '9n
CASHIER FIT 40Hrs
CASHIER PIT 11 30-1 30
• aen.1111. llPe>tY .,
LIMl'sllU
9911 Adam&. H B
NO PHONE CALL' Cable TV ..,,._.,, ..,n
SS00-$2000 INI month' C~I Pr\asetl Mat11~1ng Pfltllf ... f
1602) 269-0674• Wtth good drmng '9CO'd veru111e & P9fl0t'l&b69 &
wtlllng to leatn Salary
open Lori 1 Kitchen.
97!)..()747
Cl'ARA~TEED
1400 PER WEEK
WITH POTENTIAL TO 1000 PER WEEK
LARGE INSUR£D VEHtCLE REQUIRCD
WORt( IN YOUR OWN
NEIGHBORHOOD
LOTS Of OPPORTlHTY TO
GROW WITH US1
NO INVES~NT REQUIRED
CALL MR. STEVENS
(213) •n-2110
'
N..CS.C tor l'Mdical group
ptac:toce et Fountain Val-
ley Costa Mesa or
Mission V•eto E•ceneni
P•Y ancs bene'l•IS Call
241-IMI
lfflCI lll.P ~al C•ical Slulls Full
Co benefits Bar oar 1 tor
eppl 650-200 1
IPIUT• 1mmecs1a1e o pening
Gravey11cs ooe1110•
••P d pte! d DUI "' 11a1n
Newoott Beach 644-7050
llla•sa F l U-F T 30-• 00 No
e11p nee S5 ~ "' 1'1418""
pnooe5 te l'l>P'"9 IO<
comoutet Benel•ts'
EARN
$400·$1000/WK ·
W&JTllEU W&JTH ~ ... ~ D 1''• ... r I "d' ... m ;l\ltll'I car to• 1uncn CSehv~·
"141<ldlf> , .... ,,ll 'O• ii e rv•C.t: ESIGI[) ~rie~
~w , 'F'·•' ... '' 1~tt"'[lht•ne ~ u t e !lo "'" 0 t 0 .. d
811M Ip,,.. Mo" ~. ~·o
S50 CASH DAil'
Llll'S llTCllEI
C1an1•..o ' ~ 1 tr ... , t .... ,
lr:l yCJV< '""""' """'"......,,,,
Motor Routes
available in
Costa Mesa
Huntington Beach
Fountain· Valley
NO COLLECTING
NO SOLICITING
Deliver One Day a Week -
Must have dependable car
and proof of insurance
Call 842-1444
Ask for Joanne Craney
..U•Tlll
72 9 F I ' Id S I C M ~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiimmmmmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii. •~8-SS2S•
PmTUI
F l position ava11ao1e
Mike 8adler &A,_6265
PllHIHL Tla.I
P"v•t• Scnooo HuntonglOI'
Beacri 11e1 Ho urs
2pm-&Q!T' S36· 144 I
Pnn1.ng
ltlllH
p~ .._cie<1 10< nano-""°'" Must e>e rel•&ble
17 14• 261 7•60
PMAn NST lfncl PIT no exp nee SS nr NB
M T-W F 10 30-2 30 Sii
10-12noon Sam 642-62621
, t•IUllll
~O• 3 IVS da) Wed
thru Su" Eat•y AM 0t late
PM M4s1I be ovef 2 1 &
ha"'8 good dr•.,•no record
~ Pennysa.,... 168()
P\acent ....... C M
P lllllfT&IY
TYl)lng 1ren«T1bong 1t11ngl
& ~II.pg ••s nee Hours
!tu1t>te Ca 969-4342 •
R!Cf PTION1S T
oert-11me to .o u ng .,.v-,.c COl'$1 off1Ce
Mon & V.ed &am~
LINDA ~6-1 130
CUSTOMER SERVICE REP
2 positions available in our cus-
tomer service dept.
Must have pleasant phone per-
sonality; typ ing a plus. Learn
valuable office skills and earn
$5.00 an hour to start.
Hours are 11 :30 A.M . -8:30 P.M .
and Sat. & Sun. 6 A.M. -10:30
A.M.
Call 642-4321 ext. 207 to sched-
ule an appointment. Ask for
Ll olanda.
BOYS & GIRLS
[O.IU\ ~ 1o~e~
-START NOW-
11 to 15 Ye•r• Old
WORK EVENINGS
AND SATURDAY
WORK IN YOUR OWN NEIGHBORHOOD
YOU CAN AVERAGE PER WEEK s7500
OR MOR
CONTACT Mr. Phillipe
RHONE (213) 479-3820
KIDS
Ages 11-16
eed Money No
LAST WEEK ...
R.P. earned ...... $175
G.S.earned ..... $146
J.A. earned ...... $140
W.W. earned ..... $136
E.W. earned ..... $129
P.M. earned ..... $129
WHY WAIT???
If you're a boy or girl between
the ages of 11 and 16, you can
make money NOW In the News-
paper Promotion Field. And
have a great time worklng after
schoot and on Saturday.
Call (213) 479-38
All transpor1a11on provided
by adult supervisor.
MOC M>TIC£
PAC•IC Y•W •MCWAL~W
~~· Mortuar~
C~ • Cremat0ty
3500 Pac•flc V•e• Ot•vt'
~por1 Bea«·
6•4·2700
MAMOALAWM·
MT. OUYI
MOtluary • Ceme•et~
Cremator•
162~ Gille• A vt'
Cosu1 Mes.i
~O SSS•
HIRE
through classified
PtllJC M>TICE
STIRW A D IUSllSS??
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WEDNESDAY, MARGI 9, 1988 2S CE T S
Teen.prostitution alle ed .
Police say man, womaJ:lgaverunaways
ru s orsexin owntownHuntington
•1 aoauT BA.llUll .............
Huntinston Be.ch police have
arrested a man and wo~n at a
residence in downtown Huntmflon
Beach on suspicion of a vancty o seit
and drua characs invofv1n1 youna
runaway girls. LL Mike Bias said
Jason Young's home run
lifts OCC past Golden
West In baseball./01
World
Masters and Johnson
study on AIDS assailed as
Irresponsible by World
Health chief./ M
Indez
Advtce and Games B3
Buffetin Board A3
Business BS-e
Classified 04-6
Comics EM
Entertainment 82
Food C1-6
Mind & Body B 1
Optnion A6
Paparazzi B 1
Police log B3
Public notices 06
Sports 0 1-3
Weather A2
Rockn' roll
robberies
draw FBI
attention
Tucsda)'.
Bias said that some of the girls are
bclie\cd to be as )Ouna as 13. Others
reported!) arc 18 and O\tt Thc)
altcacdl) v.crc IJ'Cn coca1~ and
other drop M an inducement to
perform sc~ for hire. 81115 said Four
or fhc airts are bclic'ed in\C>hcd. he
s:ud.
Guard
.. oose
• ap1n
BB over
BJ aollEllT BAJlIE.lt ...............
It surety sttrmd that hC'f COOSt was
cooked when Chns Rodnauez made a
last~1tch pica to the Hunung10n
Beach Cit> Council tn JuM.
Allergic to dotS and f~urntly
alone with her t~o small ch11drn»i
while her husband was at work.
Rodnguez had p>M to unusual
lengths 10 find peace of mind at naahL
She got a )oung goost to strVe as a
sen11nd.
The goo~. namt'd Stormer.
honked and niased a rommottoa
v.hcn strangers approached. faet)·
thing worked fine and Rodnsun and
her children felt secure 1n their btds
unuJ a nc1 ... bor p>t upstt about Lht
honking noise and complaJned to cit)
official5..
II Sttms the ell) had an ordana.ntt
that proh1beted ha\ 1ng lft'K' and
other farm creatures as t.d)ard pets..
Bureaucrats told her the law is Lht
la·"" and that there v.as nothing the)
could do. She t\ad fr~e da>s to art nd
of the bird or f3Cf prosecution.
Rodnguez took htt east to Cit)
Council and found some S)mpathy.
The council told zon1na-cock en-
forcers to If) 10 find a wa) tor
RodngucL to keep Stormer.
With Rodr11un hning up htt
ducks and appl)1ng a ~ntk nudar at
. Opp(>rtune limes., a so-cal~ SoOIC·
duck and rabbit ord1nantt was
draf\ed o'en ~nod of eight mont.tu.
The Cit} Council apP!O\t'd It Mon-
da). It pumus rn1dtnlS tn kttp
(Pl11•wGUAllD/A2)
oc
W1llwn Scott Ta1lor. 49. •-as
am--sted Thunda) at his apartJMnt at
2101 ! Mam St. on charan of oral
copubt10n v.ith a minor. unla•ful
sc~. ptmpm1 and pandmng. 811P
saxi.
Sandra Mae Johnson. 27. v.ho also
reportcdl~ ll\cd 1n t~ upstairs apart·
mcnt v.11h Ta)lor. •as annt~ on
susp1 ion of oral copulaoon wtth a
mmor pantknngar«t ptmpmg. B&a.\
said
The apartment 1s •m l.k path of
rc<k'clopmcnt 1n dov.-nto...,11 Hunt-
1n1ton Beach and 1s 1n the am of
bu1kbnp that v.as 11ngkd OUI b\ C'll~ ofrte~ls rcn.-ntl~ as being unsak and
for alk~I~ 'IOf:u1ng safe•~ and
hl-.allh rock~
..\ thud pen.on !\cal Douglu
Blumberg. .US. Laguna lkach v.as
am.~tcd Sunda~ on \USptnon of onil
copulauon and unbv. ful ~·' v. ith a
minor Blrgs 5.31d
Tt"': '"'l"'>llpllon bc'pn Ft'b 2~
v.tk:n a Huntington Beach patrol
ofrtn-r. M1lo.e Oinst nml'd that a
~nov.n pnntuutc v.uh an a~-
............... '--......
Clu'lll ~ ..... a ps•er at 8elDl'mer. wlilo WI ffSU a
watc' .. 1111 f• latlMla• at tM aoUtcw t.ouellold bl ............... ~.
rclat.:d am.~• v.arrant v.as fttq~nt
mg Ta~lor's rni<kn« Bigs said
The name of the allcicd prosututt'
v.as not disclosed
The 1nforma11on v.as turned O\t'r
to the ofliccrs 1n tht' depanmtnt'\
Sp..-c1al Enforttment Burnu v. ho
v.l·nt to the ~panmcnt Thu~~ 1 •
~n t• an a~t v.arrant on tht· all~t·d
~lltUtC
\\ h1k thctt. ofrtlcn spoke v. th J
gir1 I ~.• ho aUcp:dl~ v.a\ II\ 1ni ""11h
Ta~ tor The) belie' cd her to t"ll: J
runav.a~
Bigs said 1hc runav.a) suaus oftht
girl bl"111:,t•<l to be from San
&rn.ird1no v..i\ not lonfinned un11I
~·\ l·r JI huur\ IJll·r "'ht'n tht' officer
rrturnl·<l tu dt·tain her
.\., lhl runa"'.i~ &•rl v.ho was also
v.a, v.Jntnl tor a thd't charar. v.as
tx·in~ dl·ta1nl'<l Ta}lor arn'ed home
anJ "'J' Jrfl"Slc<l for contnbu11n1 lo
thl' Jd1m~ul·nn of minor and for
l J fl\ 1ng J l••nu:akd v.capon. all~-
1 J \nlJll,J .t"K:r pistol .\fter be1na
dl tJ "' d I hl 1url pro\ldt'd infor-
(Pleue eee TEEJllS/ A2J
Bush shuts out
Dole in super
sweep of South
Gephardt odd man
oulasDukaki .Gore
Jackson make gains
By DA vm ESPO ,,__.i .........
~rgr Bush v.on a spectacular 16-
st.atc pnmaf) ~v.C'\.'p on upt"r Tues-
da~. reaping a nch hanest ofcon,en-
t1on delegate<; and talung command
of the Rcpubhl-an presldenttal race
\11chacl Dulak1s capturcd Flon~
and Tc,as 1n a shov. of nattonv.1dc
appeal v.htk Sen ..\lben (,or(' Jr
emcrgit'd to spht the Dtti> South •Ith
Jt"SSC Jad. son 1 n the Ot-mocntte ratt
In a sangk o'crv.helmm1 nighL
Bush v.'li v.mn101 half the ddcptes
nccdcd for nom1nat1on nnt .\ugust
an~ Ortcans v.h1lc ~n. Bob Dole
talked br.a'cl) of .. the road to re-
ro'cn .. in llhno1s
Dolc·s ~ pnmaf) state v.as
M1S\Oun. but '-'' en lhl·re his kad &a' c
•'I) .:..... '1lttm11cd b' a Bush·s
personal cam~1gnin& .ind ""' 1S1on
achcrt1scmtnu 1n the last f~ ~'s
Pat R~son ullc.:rh unsucressful
throughout the pnman states lcd
Bush and Doll 1n thl· "'ashington
cauc:u~~
T~ Ot-mocrauc ran· 'l3\t'd mud·
died. hut ""1th J n.urov. in.g cast of
charactt•f'\ Oul.ll1s (1ofC' and Jad.·
son each l'3ml·d hundfC'd'> of dtl·
tpte<; :ind postl-d muh1pk 'icton<'S
on th~: hus1t-st night ot th1'> or an'
other pn maf) '14.'awn
Thal ldt Rl·p R 1d\ard ( rephardt
thl lidd man ••ul n tht" ll"lUf·"'3'
Dcmocrattc contest He won onl) h15
home sUtt' of M1ssoun and wu
fa1lul& to quahf) fOf' con\enUOO
ddcptes 1n 11 uates as he suffeftd
throu&}\ a \ 1nuaJ collapse of his v. h1tc House ho~
C...ort l"apturcd his home state o(.
Tcnnl',<K't' and added Kentuck).
01..t.ihoma "onh Carolina and Ar·
l an\a' to his column as he JUmp-
~tartcd his cand1dan m t~ 14
lulhl·rn and border states. He ran
\C'\ond to Jackson in Loumana.
C1l·org1a and l\tiss1ss1pp1
To go v.ith thc tv.o ~ sutnof
the night Tcusand Florida. Dukalns
al"'' "'on l\1al' land. Rhode Island
(Pleue -1RJ811/ dl
BB wb.eelchairchamplon
ln race to win, not insplre
BJ aOBERT llYNDllM\ ..............
Bob Mof1natt1 C'O't'T'ed more than
~6 miles 1n ln.s than l'•O houn to
finish first among 93 rom~lllon 1n
the L .\ Marathon. ~ fan that he
ran-d tn a • bttkhaar. he bt'IK''n..
shou.ldn ·1 dc:1ract from that at h~ t<'
Kf\K'' nncnt -T~ potnt I lf) todrne ~ tuM
and lUTI<' apan lS that l"m an athkU'
also -hc sa)~ -, ,,.,,., tobethouahtof
as an athktt fusa aed an 1nsp1ration \ttond -
~ps •1th las& Suncb) ·s v.1n.
Mohnaau earned a more pn>muK'nt
forum from w. hicb 10 speak his mind -r, c v.u~ to addrn.s this athk-tt
'cnu:s 1nspuab0n tluna. .. t~ Hunt-
m1toa lads rnidmt said V. t'dnc-s-
da) -v.i.m ~ ttt a v.httktwr
atbk1c. the) thml.. ..,bat an
amprauon he is.· But the) don't
at.~)'S ttt pc"fSOG as an atblrtr ..
T1w ~ ear~ ratTr anaqh
soUJht out mC'\Ju 1ntt·f' 1e-v.s in the
tv.o v.ttb pnor "' th<-rac-e to
eocour<ICC a fn"ih kw.'l at v.httlcha1r
a th let~ Ht appearl•d on <;t\ era I T\
nc-v.~ broadcasa and v.as a v.1lhng
and ~nltl\C S(.)urce for n<"'S»
;aapcr repcwttn mterntcd 1n a ~
anak on I~ 1h1rd annual ~ ~
fx-t that ht happened to •in amonaa
rompcuu'c fitld of <n •httlcb.a1r
athk-tcs m* his ston that mudl
more appcahns.
-.\II thcnc man" ~'S and othn
commitmcnll ht-forehand probabl~
put more pm.sun-on me 10 •in. and
d«p 1n m) ~n I fth I v.as p>1n1 to
•in I v.uron(l<km ··ht' Y\l. ··"nd
of l-Ounc It v.as v.on<krful wmnina
the race Ifs thc SlufT that dreams are
made of.-
TM •sn -has ~·ond. ha' ins •oo t~ 1~ua.ural L .\ \brathon in 19
-also ma) he-Ip him reah.tt another
dream ~obnatll. v.ho has a broed·
cut1nadqrttfrom L°"&Beach ate
IS punua.. 8 po$11100 as a n
commentator ~11h his experutt on
v.hcclcha1r spons ..,1a>bc nc\t )Car 1nsttad ofrac1nc
1n the l ..\ Maratho n. rll be doU\I
commentaf) on 11 for TV ... he SI} s ~1
lnov. the pt"nonaht1es of the rattn.
thl·tr strcnath their v.ukncsses. and
I can tall about the stratcpcseo1naon
dunn1 thc rac-e and *ho 1s hkely to
~1n That's not bc1na done rilht
nov.
Ifs an ambeuous plan and a far cry
from thc tone mont~ of ckp;tMIOft
follo~ma the traffic acadent that
rendered him a paraplegic 10 )'can,
.. .\h. the tf'llK' act'1dcnt:· ht 5a)'S•
"hen th(' \Ub}«t IS raised. "Realty. l
don·t dv.cll on 11 much anymorr. But,
for :a Iona umc. I~ I n:aU) wasn'•:
too 1ntcrntc:d in hfc. h's not that I•
v.anted to commit wanck Of aft)-:
thins but I v.'&S JUSl 5ini .. aroued
and i"tlln& fat v.t\idl is tal)' to cto• ..
~-·••LC11•WJAS1 • .
fendballot measure in court
Mesa delays action on initia"ti
(
nt incorporation
...... ~on June 7 ballot
••••i111o«wt r ' I ......_moft1Mal6aut der1uid_1MI~....-... ~ , ............ &~--= loilrd ol!uperviton ¥oe.d '° the incorporadoa •lftlioa to d9ieVCllert. .
The d 1yhood ~ will ap-C'.:' tk June 7 primary dution
Rnidia• or the tommunity Wllltft
bappy wit.h the~ Ud 11evenal who
have been ective in a.he cityhood mov~tlicl they~ to ride the
movemnt i1110 JMlbl~ office. .. , rttl fabu1ou1.•• saidJudyCW'ttri.
chairmu of Dana Point Citizens for
l acorporation. .. The filina period for
~ Council should beain tbis week rm pl&Mfo1 to be a c:udlda1t ...
o.be1 community leadets ~ eq.Uy entb~.
.. We fin.ally did it!" said Harold
Kaufman. Prnident of the Dina
Point Civic Association. Kaufman
llldcd that he intended to rvn for City CMnciL •
Michlet f.sn, another leader of
lk cityhood movement. said he wu "'99 petttnt sure" that be would run.
Tunday·s approval concludes a '°"J political baUk that inchadcd an llCT'lmonious dispute with neijh-
bonna U.una N-.~1 over a suina of
13 toast.If neiah.borhoods.
OM community activist whose
neiahborhood. Monarch Bay Ter-
~ was fonnmycon~ part of
LllYM Nis~I. said she would also
run for City Council.
··1 feel elated:' said lnarid
McGuire, who lobbied to have her
community detached from lquna
Niaucl and added to Dina Point.
"Yes. I will be a candidate."
The coastal neiahborhoods had
bttn included in the Lquna Niaucl
cityhood application. but a rrajority
of n=sidents 1hctt voted for union
with Dana Point in an advisory
election las1 November.
The I 0<'1'1 .\Jtn<"'v Forma1ion
Comm.issioa rnPondcd by 1everina
the cOu&al strip ·rtom Laau.na Nipel
and addina it to Dina Point, •
dttision which was appeakd by
Lquna Niauel residcots.
Commissioner1 rejccttd the ap.
peal.
On Feb. 24 the Boerd of Super·
visors held the reqw~ protest
hearina. Havina rcttivfd no substan..
tial protest to the dtyhood appli-
cation from Dana Point residmU. the
boetd approved the application and
Lhe June refettndum.
One dark cloud still hanp over the
Dana Point landse1pe. however.
L.aauna Niaucl citybood activists
have said they planned to sue over the
loss of their coastal territory.
The Laauna N iauel poup has
raised more than $60.000 for its lqaJ
fiaht. a spokeswoman said last week.
"We'tt ~ust watina to see whether
they're ao1n1 to file." said Curreri.
"We're rasina some money too. Just
in case."
•
New Zealander asks court
to open up America's Cup
SAN DIEGO (AP) - A New
Zealand sroup challenaina the San Dieao Yacht Club for the prestiaious
America's Cup filed a request with a
New York court Tuesday that woukt
aive otMn a chantt to race in 1989.
Micbael Fay. head of the Mercury
Bay Boeting Oub syndicate. filed the
documents at the request of New
York Supreme Court Jusuce C
Beauchamp C1parick in response to a
compromise offered by the cup
bolder last month.
fay said bis syndicate will agree 10
panicii-tc in a multinauonaJ rcptta
off San Diqo witb an ehminat1on
scnes bcg.innina Feb. I. 1989.
All boats would compete in 9().foo1
waterline s1nale-masted monohulls
under Fay's proposal. A match race
between the w1nn1n1 challenser and
the defender would stan May I. 1989.
Due to an unorthodox challen1e
from Fay. a Ne~ Zealand millionaire.
the )acht club 1s scheduled to f~ the
Mercury Bay team in an one-on-one
match in boats with up to a 90-foot
waterline. Smee C1panck ruled 1hat Fay's
chalknce was vahd. the yach1 club
announ~ that the race will take
plaCt' in wa1ers-off Lona Beach. and
that the)' will use a mult1hull. poss1bl)
with a biP..tec:h airfoil wins u a sail.
Officials for Sail America. the
syndicate plannina the yacht dub~s
d"t'ftntt, said they woukt mttt
Wednesday to discuss their options.
.. Wha, he's askina us to aive up is
our multihull and ou.r choice of
venue.·· said Sail America
spokeswoman Bccltl' Heyl. .. That's
what ~·s askina for 1n return for the
delay. That's somethina we'll have to
consider."
San Diqc> has until March IS to
aettpt the proposal. with a condition
that terms for the elimination sems
and the final match be apeed to by
April 15. Fay said.
Bystanders take money bags
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -Thrtt
people apparent!) made off with at
least $460.000 after a crate of money
baas fell off an armored car Tuesda)".
police said.
The un1dent1fied individuals
scooped up the cuh-s1uffed bap and
drove away after the crate. cooia.in1n1
more than S 1.5 m1lhon. fell out of a
movina Loomis Armored Inc. truck
when the rear door flew open in the
M 1ssion DistncL
The truck dnvcr was unaware ot
the loss until he stopped at an
intefSC'C1ion 1wo blocks away. A
motonst had honked his horn and
told the dnver the truck's door was
aJar. said Offtcer Harry Soulene. who
was 1hen ~ down b) the dnver.
B> 1he time Soukne and 1he
Loomis driver went back 10 1he crate.
a crowd had pthered around the
fallen bags. About SI million was
recovered at the scene.
Some people wt"tt pumna the sacks
back in the crate. bu1 a few had other
ideas.
'"There was a ,cntleman from the
Post Office vabb1n1 bass of money
out of people's hands and punma
them back in the (cra1e)." Soulene
said. ··At least thrct' people looked al
him and told him ~hat he could do
with his suggestion ...
The man. Daniel Higinbotham.
had moved the crate ou1 of the street
and was wa111ng for the pohce to
arn' e. Soulettc said. but thrtt people
had alread) made offw11h the mont')
.. (The)) decided they were going 10
take advanta&e of whal happened.
thre~ the bap into their cars and
left ... Soulene said
W1tnessn. howevt'r. gave detailed
dcscripuons of two men and a
woman. who each took several t.as.
Soulctte said. Polirt also have de-
tailed descriptions of the suspects'
separate cars.
It is possible a few passers-by also
took a few baas and disappeared on
foot. said Set. William Herndon.
If found. all the people who took
the baas could faCt' charses of srand
theft. pohcc sa1d.
"That's a rdony. My advice to
them i.s to tum it in:· Soulcne said.
Merchant ship picks up drifting boaters
LOS .\NGELES ( .\P) -Thrtt'
)Oun& men. tes1 dn\-1ng a 15-foot
pleasure boat. were rncued by a
merchan1 ship after 1he small boat's
transm1ss1on failed and left them
adnft. Coas1 Guard officials said
Tuesday.
James Guardino. 22. of Para-
mount s.k1pper of 1he small boal.
Shawn Walker. 18. and John
O'Connor. 17. were 1aken aboard the
Emanuel B about 10 p.m. Monda)
after one of the bulk carrier"s
crewmen spotted an Crntf'IC1'C'Y flatt
fired by the trio. said Brad Smith. a
Coa\t Guard public afTain specialist.
The Panamanian-reaistered
Em;anuel 8 is a 478.foot bulk ca~r
owned by Merit Steamship Lints and
was headed for Huntinaton Beach
when the flare was spotted.
About 2 a.m. Tuesday. Guardino.
Walker and O'Connor were trans-
ferred to a Coast G uard utility boat.
which also towed their disabled cran
10 the Golden Shores Marina.
WHEELCHAIR CHAMP RACES TOWIN •••
From Al
when )Ou"re 1n a wheelchair ... or what I would probably call an
obsession now. was ~lly JUSt rec-
reation to me then.··
Bui when a fellow student at Long
Beach State offered to loan Mohnat11
his racing wheekha1r 1n 1984.
Mohnatll was hooked.
··it was an instant release." he says.
are all abou1. handhna the pain;· ht'
says. "To push your body is to
understand the concept of pun."
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Surf For ecast
FBI PROBES STUDIO ROBBERIES ••.
r..-Al
couple of days before to ask about a
rental ~rcement. OM of the victims
told police.
The victim pve the-man and his
com119nion a tour of the Mudio,
sho<Nina them the =nt. They
teemed fairly know about the
machinery. he told Potice-lkn in
several instances they wanted to use
tM wrons equipment. a ma.cake
someone in the business would be
unlikel) to make. he said.
When 1he men left. they told the
victim the) would be back Friday to
leave a deposit and set up a studio
date.
Four men amved Frida)' and went
with the victim inlo an office. where
he staned wntina a receipt for them.
As he was doina so. one of the men
pulled a handaun from his coat and
pve a tazn-type ekctnc shoepn to
one of his companions.
The robbers. all of whom had blue
steel hand.uns. herded the people in
the studio in10 the lounge. told tht'm
to em pl) their purses and pocketund
then ordered them to lie face down on
the floor.
The men handcuffed 1he vic1ims.
and one of the robbers threa1ened to
shoot the people in the hQd if they
did nol follow has directions. accord-
'"' to police. He ordered them not 10
talk or to look at the robbers.
All the v1c t1ms bu\ 1he man who
had dealt with the robbers before were
liken into 1he s11 .. d1o 's back rooms.
when: the) were forced to their knees
facing a wall for about an hour. They
were told later to lie on 1heir
stomachs.
Meanwhile. the rob~rs stacked
equipment 1n 1he lounse. moved cars
from the driveway 10 tht' street and
backed a movin& truck into the
dnvewa). After they finished load1n1
the equipment into the van. the men
pthercd all the victims in the same
room and left.
Accordina to pohct'. several p1ecn
of equipment were so heavy that two
or three stron1 men would be nttded
to move them. I
In the Santa Ana case. two armed
men handcuffed the people in the
studio and took more than $75.000
~orth of equipment.
In San D1qo. 1hree men posina as
mus1c1ans left a SI 00 deposit to rent
M1x Masters. then returned 1he ne"t
week with four other men. They took
about S4SO.OOO wonh of acar and
bas1call) .. cleaned 1he place out of
technical equipment.'' Bolenbach
said.
COUNTY MAY NOT DEFEND MEASURE .••
From A l
Duran ronfir?Md Thcsctay that t.bc
supervisors woukt prefer to stay out
of the fiJhL
.. We've written a kttn to 1he
i-rtics in the suit sayina tha& if they
will back off from tryina to get costs
and attorneys fees from us. we will
remain ntutral. .. Duran sa.id. 0 lfthey
~. lbt11 we won'• confuse the issue
W10 any additional a!JUmentl. We ·11
juM abide by the coun s d«ision ...
An attorney rtl)fntntina the citi~
of Irvine and Laauna Beach said
Tuesday that his chcnts will tr) to
pick up the fiaht 1f county officials fail
to defend the slow-arowth initia1ive
apinst a lawsuit b) developers.
··we hope to intervene as a defen-
dant:· said Mark W1enbergcr. a San
Fr$1c1sco attome) who rcprncnu
the two citiC"S.
Weinbel'ICr wd he expected to
make a motion this week in Oranie
County Superior Court to become a
co-defendant in the lepl action.
Others involved with the initiative
have also said they had not e•pccted
much action from the county in
defcn~ of the 1n1t1ative.
"We're prcpann1 our own de-
fense." said Russ Burkett. co-au1hor
of the slow-srowth measure.
Burkell said in1t1ative supponers
have formed a non-profit corporation
and legal defense fund.
Laauna Beach attorneys &linda
Blacketer and Gre•OI) Hile will ac1
on behalf of the n1t1at1ve committee.
Blacketer also said sbe was not
surprised that the county was not
defending the in1ua1ive.
.. It cenainly comes as no surpnse
10 me." she said. "That's the way they
always do thmas. Other counties
defend their actions. but not this one.
And anyway. they all hate this
1nitia1ive so much. I don·t know whal
kind of a defense we could ha\C
e"pcctcd them to put up."
Known officially as the Citizens
Sensible Growth and TnfrK" Control
Initiative. the measure would ue
future development in the county's
unincorporated areas to traffic im-
provements.
It would prohibit development in
areas where there 1s traffic conaestion
until measures ~ere taken to improve
traffic flow.
The in1t1ativc also contains
pro\ tStons calhna for adherence to
flood control s1andards and maxi-
mum response times for pohce. fire
and paramedic 'chicles.
.\uome)s for the bu1lden' 1roups
sa) 1hc measure is illegal because 11 is
vague.
TEENS ••.
r ramAl
mat1on that Ta)lor alleged!) was
involved with sup!>ly1na drugs to
under-aaed femaks in rttum "for sex
and fbr suppl)lnl under-aJt'(f females
to others for sexual acuv1t1es for
mone). Much of 1he activity took
place in downtown Huntmaton
&ach at Taylor's rest<kncc. Btus
said.
Based on this information. a search
warrant was obtained and served on
Frida). The invcsuption continued
throuah the weekend and additional
~1tnC'5SCS ~ere located and 1nter-
v1cwcd. he said. The information led
to the a~st of Blumbera on Sunda)'
and the arrest of Johnson on Mondly.
Moltnaui. then I 9. was in the
Arm). stationed at Ft. Polk. La.
Follo~ing a ni1h1 of dnnktn& with
buddies. Mohnau1 fell asJttp in the
back seat of a car as they headed
home. While dm ma throuah the
rolhna hills. the car came quickly
upon a slow-mo"m& \.t'h1de and was
unable 10 avoid the colhs1on.
"The nex11hin& I knew. I was beina
airlifted by helicopter to the hospi-
Lal" he recalls ... I was aslttp al the
time. so I didn't e\Cn scc what
happened.··
"The fttlina of 101 n• fast was the best
fcehng I had e•penenccd since 1he
accident It wasgo1na from a fttlin1of
bcin& confined to a foeltng of frt'C-
dom."
Stron& finishes in marathons and
I ~kilometer races throu&hout the
country encourqcd Molinatt1 to
train harder and set his siahtson races
hke the Bos1on Marathon and the
upcomin& Paralympics. to be held
~~w1q I~ trad1t1oul almpk 1------------------------------------------
Games in Seoul. Korea this fal .
A broken back left Mohnatt1
without fcclina or control ofh1s lq.s.
"The first five xean afterward ~re
pretty sedentary.· he says. "My spon.
The former h1ah school 1rack star
found that his compet1t1ve spint was
rekindled and he was entenna races
w11h1n a few mon1hs.
..Wha1 I teamed from track and
cross-countr) 1s how you 1olerate
"lam. That's really what marathons
··This spon 1s Just now startina to
arow: u's still in its infancy and I want
to be part of1tdevclop1na." he says. "l ~an1 John Q. Pubhc. who probably
has no idea ~hat a wheelchair athlete
1s. to understand wha1 son on and to
sec us as athletes. not only as an
msp1rat1on ...
GUARD GOOSE FLAP ENDS HAPPILY •••
toa.sa.·· she said. "ll was too late to do
anythina else. We'll ~lebrate this
weekend"
Rodri&l.IC'Z satd she hit on the idea
ofhavinaa aoost for a watchdoaaftCT
read11'1 an an1d~ aboYt the U ..
military u.sina the feisty fowls as
scntnn at overseas malitaf)' bases. Doss woukl never do bttauK she
breaks out in hives and has breathina
probkms when she's around them.
she said.
Rodriaua had her l2nd binhday
Monday. and 1tttin1 to keep S'°'1'nCT
was a perfect b1n.hday pment. she
.aid -even if City Councll chambtn
'W&Sn ., the Ideal SUITOUndinp for uch
a festive day.