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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 16, 1988 25 CENTS
blamed in boating deaths
Civil case judge faults failed light. buoy
in Anaheim Bay accident that killed five
BJ JONATHAN VOL.BE ..............
A kckraljudac on Tuesday blamed
the U.S. Navy for a l 98A Anaheim
Bay boat WTCCk !hat left five pcopk
dad aod led to an involuntary
manslauahter conviction apinst the
craft's piTot. Virl Earles.
"There was some nqliecnce on
bchalfofMr. Earles ... but basically, I
blame the Navy," said U.S. District
Judac James ldeman. His remarks
came io response to the JC?vemment's
request to drop a S 10 million damqr
suit filed q;a1nst the federal aovem-
ment by survivors of the crash and
relatives of those who perished in the
Col.North, Simon's
Poindexter victory
i~~!?o~~~ Af<d<tal tangles
vand jury today indicted former th
national security adviser Joh n e race
Poindexter. Lt. Col. Oliver North. .I. I
and two arms dealers o n conspiracy
charges in the diversio n of Iranian By DONALD M. ROTHBERG
arms sales profits to the Nicaraauan Contra rebels. ,_,,........_
The loos~awa1ted 23-count indict-C HICAGO -The Democrats arc
ment -which also named retired Air searching anew for a presidenual
Force MaJ. Gen. Richard V. Secord front runner after the home-state
and has business panner. Albert
Halum -culminated a 14-month
grand JUf) investigation into the
arms-for-hostaacsdcals with Iran and
the d iversion or profits to the
Nicaraguan rebels at a time when
Congress banned direct U.S. m1l11ar.
aid to the Contras. ·
revival o f Sen. Paul Simon. who
declared today he has .. as Jood a shot
as anJbody" af\er has victor) o'er
Jesse ackson an lhe llhnots pnmary
Geo~ Bush won easily m the
Repubhcan contest. ahhouan he stall
had to contend wuh a battered but
dog.rd Bob Dole.
The cand1<btes went on spnng
break today af\er a gruehna month
that featured 20-odd primancs and
caucuses an both panics.
.. This 1s the state. it wtll be
Nonh was named m nine counts remembered. which locked 1t up for
charging him with o bstructio n of George Bush." Go ... James Thomp-
Congrcss.. making false statements. son said after llhno1s shattered Dole's
obstructing the prcs1dent1aJ inquiry comeback bad and brought Bush two-
anto the Iran-Contra affair in No vem-thirds of the wa) to a GOP nom1-
ber 1986. and concealing. fals1 fy1ng or nattng majority.
dcstroy1n1 official documents.. (....._ ._ SDION/A4)
Oct.28~k.
The suit contends the aovemment
is at fault for the early momina
accident bcca111e it planted the 1.()()()..
pound buoy for baran at the Seat
Beach Naval Weapons Station.
Funhermore. a navipuonaJ haht o n
the west jetty of the bay's entranc:c
was inoperabk and a rcpl.accment
naviptionaJ buoy was misplaced. the
survavon' attorneys contend.
The jetty Hahts arc imponant
because boatcn use the markers as
naviaationaJ aids to center their boat
Kicking back
an the channel a t niaht. when the
rocu arc not easily sttn.
Earles was at the helm of the rented
20-foot "'Whiskey Runner" when st
slammed into an unhahtcd moonna
buoy j ust inside the bay entrance near
Hunlln'1on Harbour. H~ was con-
victed 1n 1986 of five counts of
involuntary manslaughter and
sentenced to three years m pmon. but
1s free while the ca~ is on ap~al
His anomey 1n the cavil suit. Dana
Denton. heads a four·laW}cr team
rcprcsentina Earles and thrtt o ther
survivors and the f'.am1ltcs of the
v1cums. K.Jlled in the boatang acci-
dent were Anthony Sutton. 27. and
Ronald Myers, 22. both ofScal Beach
Kathy Weaver, 24. of uguna Beach.
Jo hn Bakos. 22. of Seal Beach and
Patncaa Huhnas, 20. of Downe)
Earles. a former professional fohtr·
man. lestafied an tht o~ning da' of
the tnal. but has not attended an' ot
the Los "'.naclcs proceed mg~ stncl' Ht"
no" li'cs m Garden G rove and 1.1.nrl>.~
ror a trucking com pan). Dento n ..aid
W hen he "as con' 1Ctl'd
Robha llllee of Garden Gro•e bub on the
back of aa obu.la.I dolphin at llarlnen
Park la Newportlleiela wlllle Ide mon playa
nearby. Continued •PrinC weather today
aad Thu.nday alaould be condacl•e to
porpobeful rela.ation.
author111cs ehaf&Cd Earles was antox-
1ca1ed ""h1k at the helm tod was
piloting the boat too fast. but Denton
contends the aovemmcnt 1s at fault
be<:,auk the buo> was u nhahted,
uncharted and the channel entrance
also unlighted
Althvugh the go~crnmcnt has yet
to mount m defen~ in the two-week
mal the attornc)s reprc~nttna the
'1ct1ms and sun nors said the) arc
lOnfidtnt ldcman·s opinion will not
be altered b\ defcn!>e witnesses.
(Pleue eee NAVT /.U)
Coast's
schools
hit by
measles
Outbrea k touch es
nearly 30 students
in Mesa. Newport
8~ 80 8 \"AN EYKEI'\
OI ha., .... I'-"
.\ rare outbreak of measles that has
h11 hard an Costa Mesa and "lcwpon
(kat h has 1nfC('te-d ncarh 30 students
and lr.cpt dOlCM o f un\ accinated
students at home. according to health
and school officials
The Orange Count) Health (arc
.\genl' has 1dent1fied at least nine
~hools ""1th d\X umented cases of
measle') most of them an Costa Mesa
and :"\e~pon Beach
Included among the schools where
mt'asles 1.ase\ ha\ e bttn 1dent1fitd
s•nlC Feb ti art· 'e"pon Harbor
H igh ~hool Ensign lntcrmcd1atc
Informant may have set up his slaying
hool ( ,udt'n Hall Estancia High
hool and )l..a1ser Elcmentan
xhool
l ount' health Jfflcsals ~) the
measks outbreal 1> unusua l The last
outbreal 1:><:c urred in Orange ( ount\
se'eral >tar> ago
By JENNIFER WEBER °' ..............
Georsc Yudic v1ch. who testified
last fall apanst memben of the
Gambino crime family in New York
and then turned down federal protcc·
uon. may have unknowingly ar-
ranicd to meet his killer last weekend
behind an In inc business complc~
Yudzc' 1ch. kno wn to some as '"Big
George ... was shot at lc~t thrtt tames
Laguna
hofdsoff
on design
of park
BJ LANCE IGNON °' .............
The need to provide add1uonal
recreation facilities and the fiaht to
preserve o~n space collided head on
Tuesday nt&ht in Laauna Beach.
Durina a marathon session. the
Cat) Council listened to SS speakers
who delivert'd tl)"lpassJOned pleas for
and apinst a proposed part on a
chunk of land in the Top of the World
neiahborhood
In the end. the five.member coun-
cil voted unanimously to postpoM
conceptual approval of an) of three
park desips.. the larant of wtuch calls
tor a I S-.acTC facility.
One of the romcntoncs of the
debate was whether the city should
build a part wtth a baseball diamond.
a soccer field and ei&ht tennis courts
o n p~y that is within the com-
munity s coveted arecnbelt.
Greenbelt advocates cxpttSScd co~ that development o( even a
small pottion of the ~ ~ atta
would tet a ctaneerous precedent.
Otbm. induclina teas drnad in
badlall unifOnns.. said the ci~ Im
dont 1 shameful job of providi•
rette1tion facilities.
Residcllu near tbt site abo a>m-
p&aincd °"' .... put would bri"I edditioeal tnffic and noite 10 dleir (PlllN~AS)
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Al
A3 •ca
1n the ht'ad \A.1th a . .:!:!<ahber hand-
gun as he !Mil 1n his nc" Lincoln
Con11nenlal. Lt M ike \\hate said
toda).
Yudzev1ch draged h1m~lf o ut of
the car and managed to stagger to the
back." he re he coOaJ>S('d and died. He
"as found dead . sprawled beside the
car. at about I ~Sa m Saturda)
The car. impounded at an In inc
to" ing fac1ht). "aHoated with blood
and ont' of the 'chicle's ~indo"s
appt"arc.-d to ha\e been shot out
Whtte said Yudzench had no
cl pparent reason to be 1p the area
unkss he '-'C.-re there to m~t ~me
one.
Pohce arc hoping for a break 1n the
case. but ""h no wnncss.es. in·
'esttgators arc su 11 S<'arching for
leads
The ~ssoc1ated Press rcpon ed 1h1<>
morning that the 6-foot-1. 383-pound
man turned do" n an o ffer for federal
protection be tu rt 1est1 f) ing last tall a 1
the tnal oft1.1. o h1gh-ranlc ing members
oftheGambanoa1mefam1l). a cord-
ing to Edward ~tcDonald. head of the
Brookh n-based Organized Crime
Strike Force
~tcDonald said 't udze, 1ch turned
do1.1. n the offer "hen he tes11fied at the
ral."lr.l'tl'enng tnJI of Joseph "' Gallo.
-6. the reputed former cons1gl1cre of
the Gambino famd). J o eph
.\rmone. -, the reouttd Gambtnll
underboss and tl.\ll uther {ramt'11no
assoc1a te'I
"\>. c sponsored him tor the prv-
gram and e'en 1.1.t'nt '-') lar a'> ll)
prepare nc.-l'Ssar: pa~~orlr. but ior
his U\.\ n rcawns ht l."hose not to enter
thC"program .. \kDonald said Tue.-\·
da\
The tnal 1n Brool..h o ~ k<laa.
u .1urt ended 1n the u.>n' 1rt1on 1a\t
Dcn·mber of all the dc.-fcndant~
(Pleue eee V1CTIM/A2l
O tlic1als ~' alx,ut -(I pcn:en1 ci( the
<.1udc'lt'i 1nlt'\.ted 1.1.1t h 1h-.-d1-;cast" had
a·lt'l'l.'d \Ju1nat1on!> bcl'.•e-<>n the
.Age'> ol 1 ~and 5 months
··\\ c are fl'\. Om mending thc11 <.1u-
den1' ""ho "'l'rt' 1mmun1zed at that
:1mc in lhl'Jr ll\C<. tit' rt>-1mmun11<.'d ··
'>JtJ Dr J11hn '11.oll su~nntc.-ndant
1•t •hl ''"~'n \k..a l nitir-<l hool
D:s·r d
R (.'(l"nt re">C.·ar. h has '>hov. n that
(Pleue eee MEASLES/ Al)
Hart labels Ferguson 'a joke'
NB councilwoman says incumbent· s
poor record drew her foAssembly race
\
By PAUL ARCHIPLE\'
Ol .. Dlllr .......
E'el)n Hart d1dn"t make a "c"
Yea rs resolution to run for higher
office She docsn 't c' en h l e to
cam paign much
But when groups of Republican
"'omen approached the Ncwpon
Beach counctl'-'Oman about cntenng
the GOP pn maf) in the 0th ~s
scmbl) D1s1nr• <tga1nst m\7umbent
Gal Ferguson. she took a look al his
record.
She was shocked b) what she
found. she ~'s
··Onl) I percent 0f the.-tame ha., ht>
\Otcd for things Orange Count' has
bc'-en v.orlr.ing on ·· Han , lcl1me-d
··" e·rc not a bunch of rad1..-als "c'rc
prett) modcratc
··E,en onc S3}S 1.1.r need to get
some.-lcg1'ila11on through. hut 1.1.c
~on 't asl Gil Ferguson becau'>t" hc's a
JOlr.e 1.1.ht'n II lUffiCS to getting l('jlS·
la11on through
··Ei1her he "on·11.am .1 tu 1hcrc·~
no v.a) ht' •an gt't 11 pasSt'd ·· 'hl <.aid
In an mtt•n 1e"I.\ at the Da1h P1ltll on
Tut·sda> Han said Ftrgu'>on·, l'°"n
lttt•rature 'hl..1.1.S ho-.... intff(.'("tt'e h1. '
t ll1ng a ;"C'\.Cnt mailer that h<.tt'd u<.t
tv.o tiills hl· has been able to mine
thr~'ugh Sa1.ramt•nto in the pa<;t H·ar
His rcuird JS a leg1slatM tcmptt"d
ha .\n F8l 1n,c .. t1ga11on 1nw alle-ga ·
t11..1n> that Fergu'>l'" tllcgalh funneled
1.J mpa1gn ,,,n1ntiut1l"\nS IC' 11.1.0 pw-
grlrnlh ( O'>ta \k~ ( "' ( uun.i
,JnJ1Ja1n drl""" her in
Tm not hinging !Tl\ \'.'a mpa1gn 'n
11 hut I h1ng(-d rulltng out m' P3f't'I'
un tame be(auc.c ,,, 1t ·· HJ11 \aid 01
the.' ln\CStlgl!IC\n
··"hat 1fhc g<lt .irn~ted 1t1m1.\rT1'"
omdxld' ., name ha .. tC\ ht· 1'n th( N llot ..
Han ha\ tlttn roundh , rit11. 11C'd t"
Rcputilil'an k aJtr\ 1.1. ho ..:'Ctntcnd h('r
cand1dal."~ ' nl-cdlcssh dra1n1ng
fund'> from 1m ~man1 •ampa1gn'
Jga1"'' [)('mp ... ra\\
Fl rg u-.(1n h1m'K'lt .i rcntN nr-d
tund-ra1c,c r l.imt'nh ha' 1ng to spend
th >'t' tund., 1n ht'i ''" n d1<.tnc1
tl•unt' Rq .luhl11.an Pan' t ha1r-
m.in T0m Fucntl'" aho ha., urgcd
Han t '.Ir 'P 11ut
In t.h 1 Han ;-ilJn' H' , 'ntrunt the
(. cntral t l•mmittt'l ll demand a
':lt.10J trl .. 1 thcm I m going teo asl af
T l'm Fuente\ 1' 'peal.mg for thc.-m or
tor h1mselt · 'iht· "11d
[)(.o;,p11c the, n11l."1sm Han ..aid Uic:
ha) rcu'l'l'd •"c~ht>lm1ng '>UPJ'On "'"'l" her dn .,,un
· T ht·rl .an la" ma I.er' ""he' .tren"t
nl'\.C\<.J ' ' 1.lu1 tront supp,Jn1ng me.
hut 1.1. h1 Jt·tin1tt"h need "<'ml· he Iii an
'3lram1. -i1,1 she said 'he alS<I
1.lam•' xal ,1tlinals haq· j 1\C'!l a
(Pleaee eee HART/Al)
Court survives ban on plea bargaining
BJ LANCE IGNON
....... Nie ...
A bttle more than a )Car aao paH pttd1ct10l'\j ~re
cirwlatina through Oran~ Count) SuP«torCoun about a beast
IJ'OwlQI wtthan the S}stem that thrntened 10 snnd JOOtt'1al
business to a halt.
The ''1lla1n was an cxpandin1 becklo& of c.vtl roun cues.
Tbt date the cues would swamp the roun ~ndar w-as dubbed
"rnancb da) ...
Many altorM)S. Judan and~ administrators blamed
the bedq on 0.stnct AttorM)' ctt11 M 's declSlon lO Oc1obc-r
1916 w prolubtt ddC'utlion of criminal cues in prw1~.
., ""' .......... Prw
'"It "as to ensure the pubh that things ""rrr ~ing d one
pm perl)." said \h1t'f .\ssastant DtStnct .\tll,me' \1i..-hacl R
Cap1u1
The edict eff«tl'c:h ch mma ted the prall 1.t' ,,j nq ot1ated
plc:u. or plea barga1n1na'. The focus of much Jebatt' throuanout
the nat1o n·s rourts, pica barp1n1na allo"s a defendant 10 plead
gutlt).pnor to go1na to tnal an n changc for a rcdul't'd §("ntencc or
redUCUOA of ChaflCS-
Plu barJ11nin1 grcatl) spttds up thC' ,nminail JUSt1ct
process and redue"t$ the n~ for costh and somt11mes k nath)
Lnals. ad\oatcs of the procns argue
\\ 1thout pk.a baJP.&nana. its ad'ocate-s sa' Judges spend
m~ tunt on rnm1nal tnals.. ,.h1ch take PfC'C"dcn« o,·cr c-1' 11
l."a~~
So " hat happened 10 ..-run..:'h da' "'hen 1udges 1.1.ould h.1 .. c tr1
start di ~m1ss1fti ca\CS because: the' d1dn "t ha' C' ttmt to tn them l
-Ba~al."alh. 11 ne,c:r happened But its potential \till <"'"t~
Ho"t''cr. sanct H1cl 's decision the c1' 11 .;-a~ har l loa. has
actuall~ de<'rcascd
~I one point in FC'brua f) I q ... -I ) '1\ ii ca~ were read)
hl be tned On fC'b I ofth1s '"°ar the numhcr ~tN'ld at 6 '<1:!
"It's bus1nc-s<. a\ u<.ual ··· C'ap1z11 u td ··The C"nn l,f doom
and J)oom "err"" 1thout basis and the courts ha'c adjusted "l'n
rcJld1h to It •. -
But the adJustment has had m ~ct
C"--... COURT/A.2)
The e\~n occiamd v.hcn a
a1us belktt ronta1nu14 tntium brole
under a hood fan. satd Jack holl,
s,poktsman for l ' Pharmaauto l
tht parent c-ompan) of IC',
8.lomcd.tCals Inc
..
0 OM WU ~paned 11\Jured 1n the
lab ltttdtnt. Sholl Yid.
T bt fPdt0eet1"-c ps uca~
thf'OUlh the hood fin and coetieued
.............. _, ... ._
Georae Y1Ube•la wu 108.Dd ala1a beUde Illa 1988 Llaeoln Continental.
VICTIM MAY HAVE SET UP SLAYING •..
F'rom Al
L>unng his testimony at the tnal,
Yudte' 1ch said he had owned a
legitimate collection aaency in New
York and described two extonion
consp1rac1es.
Joe, GrosM>. a close friend of
) udze, 1ch's. told the Daily Pilot that
) udLe' ich had met organized cnme
figures through his JOb as a limosine
dn,cr. He managing to learn enough
1ha1 the go,ernment recruited him as
a ~nness. Gro<.so said.
Mc D o nald c hara c terued
Yudzc, 1{h's 1est1 mon) against
..\rmone and the two lesser defen-
dants as ··cntirnl ··
Yudzev1ch also testified that he
had played a character part, which he
described as "a mob guy." 1n the I 980
Columbia Pi ctures movie. "Gloria."
McDonald said Yudzevich ad·
mmed to beinf an FB I informant
from l 980 to 985. He refused to
speculate about the motive behind
Yudzcvich's slaying.
From time to ume during the New
York trial, Yuduv1ch would come
out to California and work for the
now-<iefunct Mustang. a topless club
in Santa Ana. Grosso said his fnend
worked as a bouncer to cam extra
money. He said Yudzev1ch was
fearful of n:pnsals.
Yudzev1ch. who had also testified
to the Orange County Grand Jury
about his connection with accused
Newport Beach crime figure Robert
Paduano Sr., faced chafJCS here
himself for aUeeecfly bilk.ina mvcston
in a mo~y launderina 9Cheme with
Grosso and a third man.
His testimony before the Orange
County Fnd JUry helped lead to
Paduano s arrest in February on 73
felon) counts of robbery. burglary .
assault and extortion. said Deputy D1~Lnc1 Attorney Wallace Wade.
MEASLES OUTBREAK IN SCHOOLS •.•
From Al
ml'asles 1mmun1z.a11ons ar~ more
rtkc11H' "hc:n adm1n1stered closer to
thl· age of I months. health officials
~\
·!"1coll said some students had not
hccn 1mmunw:d for health or re-
ligious reasoM and that those SIU·
dents had be-en c1sl..t·d to remain out of
school tor t"o "l'd.s following an}
outbreak of ml'asle-.
"O,er the la-.1 1hrc:c weeks we·,e
had a number ut '>tudents who ha'e
been asked to sta' home." Nicoll saad
"Tht• largest number has been at
Harbor High 5chuol I believe al one
11me "e had as man) as :!6 students
there" ho~ rcrnrds .. howed the' had
not bed1 1mmun11L·d " ·
Most of those e\duded because
Multiple births up
NEW YORK f .\P) -Multiple
births incn:ased sltghtl} in the L'nrtcd
tJte\ from 19 4 w 1985. according
tu insurance: \.umpan ~ figures issued
toda)
\1 uh1plt' births "l'fl' up 6 percent
during thl· pnaod -although the>
still 3lluuntl'll for onl) :! I percent of
the 3.., mill1on reLordcd live births.
acLorda ng tu the ~1a11s11cal Bulletin. a
quarter!) publil'allon produced b~
the '-ktropolitan Life Insurance C'o
\1os1 uf the muh1 pk births v.erc
1v.1ns Hov.e' er. knalll) drugs ha'c
shghtl~ 1 ncrea'>cd thl' odds fortriplets
the report ..aid
the) t\ad not bttn immunized re-
tume-0 within a fev. days. however.
said Dale Woolle), the distnct's
director of research and student
ser\'ICCS.
"The number of students excluded
at Harbor. Estancia and Ensign 1s
back down to zero." Woolley said.
"Their parents either decided to have
them 1mmun1zed. or had a blood test
done that shov.ed the child had
antibodies from a previous bout with
the measles."
~ oolle) said there were still nine
students at Kaiser Elementar; whose
records shov.cd that they we~ not
protected from measles.
> mptoms of the measles incl ude a
fe,er of 10 1 degttts or higher, watery
e~es, white spots on the mouth and a
bod) rash after three to fi ve days.
The 1nfC<'t1on usually lasts about I 0
days and is generally not serious.
although measles ca n, in rare cass.
result in brain damage or death.
health officials sa)
County health offi cials are asking
parents who believe their children
ma) t\a ve the measles to obtain
confirmation throuth a blood test
and to refer the results to the count}
Health Care Agency.
LAGUNA DELAYS PARK •.•
From Al
hilltop ne1gh~1rhuod
This isn't the first time c11 1u'n!I
h.i~e "rangkd O\Cr v.hat to do v.1th
the prOJX."ft~ at thl· end of .\ha Laguna
Boulc,ard
For ~ears the Cll) lought de, eloper
( Jrma-Sandling ( orp and the coun·
t' <.>'er a propo<;ed de\ elopment that
v.ould ha'e included abou1 110
ho ml'\
On the prc:tl'\l that 11 needed
add111unal parl.. '>Pal'C the cit} built a
four-arrc parl.. at thl' onl~ entrance to
thl' planned de' dopmc nt. blocking
au es'> for thl· dn l'loper
W\t fall thL' lt·gal battle came 10 an
cnd "hen the ut} Jgreed to purchase
~7 1 acre!. from the de"eloper for
nl'arl} $4 m1ll1on. II 1~ on a portion of
thl' 4 I acre~ that the Cit) nov. v.ants
10 build Its larger and more intense
park
Ma}Or Dan Kenne~ said he would
ha'c trouble spend ing that much of
1hc public\ monc} and still den~
rl·crea11on facll1t1e~ on at least a
portion of the land
Man} resident'> urged the counul
to look for alternat1\C sates to build
pla} ing fields . but C'1t~ Manager Ken
Frank said such a search has been
made Hc.-said there are no other
alterna11' cs
COURT LOGJAM EASED TEMPORARILY •.•
From Al
The count' 's 54 superior cuun
1udgt''> are v.orking longer hour.. to
take care of criminal cases that
norm~ll) would ne\cr ha'e gone
lx)und mun1c1pal court af plea
barga1n1ng v. as allov. L·d. said Superior
( oun ..\dmin1s1rator .\Ian Slater
In the da~s o f pk-J bargaining. 5
Pl'rlent of all rnmanal case\ v.rfl'
d1'>pml'd at the mun" 1pal court k' cl
Tll<l3) the numtx·r 1c; 25 pl'rll'nt
"h1ch mean\ a 50 pcrlent 1ncreac,e 1n
thl· numocr of 1.nm1nal ca~cs making
thc:ir '-'J\ to '>Uper1or court. Slater
~Id
.\nd thal put'> a burden un 1h1.
'>Htl'm 1ha1 \Oml' think '>hould tx·
rtheH·d b' a return to otT-the-rernrd
ncgu11at1 nns bctv.een pro'>e'-utur<> dr-
fcndl'r'> and 1he1r d1ent\
··Th1.· amount nl pressure on tht
Judge' " 1n1.rt•d1hlc." r,a1d Pau l
\1ner J 1. nm1nal dcfen..c atturne'
and· J formL'r dL·put~ district attornc~
'ThL' Judges ro'>c w thl' challenge But
the < rum h "\till grov. ang It's going
to ou1d1s1anrL· thl' abll1t' of the hc:'\I
JUdgt''>"
Meyer ..aid there 1~ no rca,on lo
proh1b11 pica bargaining. that 1\
unkc.c. )OU 'iUSpcll dcpUI) d1~tnc1
allornc)s of using the practice to
1nt1m1date defendant'> an to entering a '
pica rather than risking a tnal
"I don't 5oeC a big difference
(between going to tnal and bargaining
a pka) unless the D.\ 's offi ce has been
seen as being untrustwonhy. and
that's never been shown in this
count)." Me)er saad
But Me) er and others do not blame
the crowded courts solel)' on an
anab1ht) to plea bargain
Jn fact. Mc}er S3)S the biggest
battle for the Orange Count) court
ORANGE .........
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C•• ,.,,_ 641 ~78 _,A .->•O-• '"~"I•
!>\ '>lcm as an inadequate number of
1udgc<> ti) rng to keep up w11h a
mu\hrooming number of ca!>es. The
1mrcasing number of attorne}S in the
lnunt\ further m m pounds the flow of
l111ga1ion
··w here la"' )l'rs arc prc~nt. cases
tnl rL·asc .. Mc' er sa 1d
-\nd final!\. lnm1nal cases toda'
<Jrl uftl'n more wmple\ than before
C Jp1u1 ~ad
.\ murder. an} murder. used to be
h1g nev.s 1n th1~ rnunt) 10 >Cars ago
T c><la) 1t often v.arrants no more than
,11gh1 media attention Me)er noted
\fore murders mean more length)
trial\
But the s)stem 1"> figh11ng back
8) Jul) I there ma} be fiH new
Judge'> an ~upenor ('oun . 51atcr said
( ount\ adm1n1\lra1ors had asked for
I 'i. v.h.ich "ould ha'e required find -
ing temporJr) l'nurtrooms for them
~·ndtn~ thL' ".>l hcdukd completion in
Jhc1ut fl\e 'ears of a nev. 60-to 65·
room rnunhousc an Santa ..\na.
In l'P"". the c.:ount) 1n111ated "s.et·
tkmcnl "Cl'li..'i ... al'>o known as "hell
"l'l'~S ·· ber~ three months the
lOurts suspend regular business for
fi' l' da' s to tn to sett le civ1 I cases
through ncgot1a11on
Last week was settlement week for
thl' winter quarter. and 11 turned out
to one of the most successful ever.
Slater said.
The acllon ended up SB\lng 1.486
trial da) s. or about what seven Judges
v.ould work in a \Car. Slater saad.
Of 1.534 cases ~t for settlement
during the wee k. 297 ~ere settled. 279
v.crc continu,·d. 179 were ordered to
arb1tra11on and :!32 were taken off the
talcndar because the) were not ready
for tnal. Tha L left 54 7 for tnal.
.\s of Jan I. courts in 11 counties.
including Orange. ha'c taken advan-
tage ofa new law that allows a1udge to
~ct '"'ohed v.11h a case shortly after
it's filed. Thl' case then 1s assigned to
that Judge. a proces'I described as
\ l'rt1cal pro!>l'cu11on The idea 1s that
the process will operate more smooth·
I} 1f a )Udge 1s fam1har with a <.·ase
tx:forc 11 turns up in his courtroom
The proccsli 1s too new to de-
termine Its suct{'\S several lawyers
said.
RADIATION LEAK ...
homAl
state health department on March I,
fi ,c da)'i after the accident
"We notified the state 1n the li me
frame that we thought was ap-
propnale." Sholl u1d.
But count) health officials weren't
anformC'd b) the state office unt il
Monda) e'en1n&, 18 da)s after the
C\plos1on. said Bob Merryman. coun-
t\ director of CO\ 1ronmental health.
The lab. more 1han a mile res1dcn-
t1al area. is near John Wayne Airport,
at the intersection of Campus Drive
and Jambo~e Boulevard.
The compan) uses radioactive
chemicals because they attach to
an1ibod1es used in d1aanosina dis-
eases. Tbe rad1oact1ve panicln leave
traceable marks on antibodies. help-
ing doctors track their movement.
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me:::Je w1U be rct'Orded, tran1C'nbed and <k·
hv · to the appropnate editor
The ta.me 24-hour ans~f\I te1'VIC'C may be
used to record knen to the editor on any top1e
Contribu1on to our Letters column muJt include
their name ind telephone number for venficatton
Tells us what's on your mend
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NA VY BLAMED IN BOATING DEATHS •••
From Al
Unlike tesumon) in county courts.
1ni11al testimony from witnesses 1n
federal court is filed an a deposition.
so the defense team in Earles' case
al read) knows what to expect. and the
attorneys said they doubted anything
would change ldeman's view of the
case.
The judge said he realized Earles
ma) have been too drunk to drive an
automobile -there are no alcohol
standards set for p1lo11ng a vessel -
but added that Earles performed
!IC' eral manue' ere; an the boat to
dL·monstrate hc.-had reasonable con-
trol of the craft.
In adthtaon. Jdeman said. the Navy
should ha'e realaLed 1nexpe nenced
and poss1bl} e'en intoxicated boaters
"'ould be using the channel through
the Seal Beach Naval Weapons
Stataon. and should ha'e taken steps
to pre,ent traged). such as rcpainng
the Jell) light and placing reflective
materials on the buoy.
"The Nav} was aware of the
ronfusaon going on wath the hghts.
01hcr boats had been beached 1n the
same area," Ide man said. "Mr. Earles
lined (the boat) up in a reasonable
Vlrl Earl•
manner. 1t'SJUSI that one hght was not
"'here it should ha'e been."
If Warren Schnr1der. the S
Dcpanmc.-nt of Justice attome>. fails
to sv.a) ldeman in his defense case.
Denton and the other attorneys will
present witnesses to test1f) to the
damages each '1ct1m should rc<:'Cl\'e
from the go' emment.
Sc henader declined comment after
ldeman·s remark 1n court on Tues-
da).
ldeman will also determine to what
extent Earles was responsible and set a perttntage of that respons1bhty.
After that determanauon and damag-
es are established. the percentage of
each v1c11m·s rcspons1b1ht) will be
subtractc.-d from the final awards.
Denton saad Earles' medical costs
alone ha ve sottted t<f more than
$200,000. A col.bstomy bag taped to
his stomach after doctors removed
some of his intestine because of the
wreck is no"' gone. but Denton said
the memon es ~main.
"He lost his best fnend and four
other young kids died." Denton said
··1 don't thank he'll ever get o'er that
Then he had to sa t through trials
where people said 11 was his fault
because he was drunk The true ston
1s on!~ coming out now. ·
"Iv.ant a' erd1ct on this case for ht !> sake ..
HART LABELS FERGUSON 'A JOKE' ...
From Al
postll\C response
Whale the Republican establish-
ment appea~ firml> 1n the Ferguson
camp. Han as beginning to gather
endorsements. such as developer
Ton> Mo1so. kr) exccuu,es at the
Mission Viejo Co. and en vi ronmen-
talist Jean Watt of SPON (Stop
Pollu tang Our Newport).
Hart said she wall cal'T) her skills 1n
problem soh ang and networking to
·anamento.
"The wa) I approach problems 1s
ti) ang to find solutions and com-
promise when necessary without
gl\ mg up principles I believe m." she
saad.
"They're not going to call me
Rambo." she said .
"I thank 1fG1l Ferguson wants to go
after Tom Ha) den he ought to move
up to Santa Monica and run against
him. Wr have problems in Orange
Count) we should address."
One of the first problems Han saad
she would address would be cam-
paign reform . She ObJC<'ts to poh-
t1cians who raise hufe amounts of
monc) -the one sk1I she allows her
opponent - and use it to fund
<. .. 1mpa1gns or cau~c; other than 1he1r
own.
he also thanks the present S) stem
g" es i;><>ht1cal acuon commmces
undue anOuencc 0' er legislators. "I
think it's obscene ... Hart said.
She expects to spend about
SI :!5.000 on her own campaign.
"One thing I won't be doing 1s
'oung against Ma n an Bergeson." she
said. a reference to Ferguson's de-
cision to oppose a Bergeson bill on
beach habilit) reform.
She would suppon efforts to find
another airpon site -preferably in
the north Camp Pendleton area -
and v.ould tight for a fair share of
transportation funds for the count~
She thinks some kind of growth
controls are needed, 100.
"I'm going to stop short ofsuppon-
ing the (county slow-growth) in-
111auve because I don't fully under-
stand it yet. but we're going to need
something."
Hart isn't a bag :.upponer of bonds
as a means of fu nding roads. educa-
tion and other pravams.
"You have to be careful on the
amount of bondin& you b.ave apanst
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Through the centurile, b wood lhutter'8 hlYe
become aynon ymoue wtth luxury end good tMte.
Today, Helnwood ~ an wy 111gance
to 11ny Interior from to Uttra Modem.
No other window c:owrtng pertorme ltl func11on
wtth such beeuty end gr--. 8hutter9 ... light
wtth en infWM ~ of atytee, reduQe ge.n,
~ out heat end c:oed, mulmDI the .. end
expand intericn wtth a.n . ...._ .,_., Unlk•
other window n.tmenta, lhuttlrl tncw your
hOrne'tvU..
With I .... wood ShulW'a you may d\ooM
Lower wldtM of 1'A, 2'A. 3~ end 4'~.
We -.ct the._ WOOdl ..... end ofW 1
a.,ge llllCUOn of colott W .-. Ind we wil help
you .......... ~'°'~-...... llldlftg gtiil docn.
Serving California since 1953
• •
)OU. because someume ~ou have to
pa) for 11." she saad
Instead, she <>uppons user f~.
including the 1mpkmentat1on of toll
road<>. She thinks 'oters might be
r(·ad) to accept a half-cent sales tall a$
"'ell to case the gndloclc nightmare
Sa) ing Ferguson's record on en·
'iron mental issues as poor. Hart said
she has been a long-ttme opponent of
offshore 011 dnlhng and has worked
extcns1 vel) on 11 as a councilwoman
and repreSt"nlall\C in the League of
C111es.
Han 1s aware her challenge will Ix
difficult. despite having held elective
office for I 0 years as a Newport Beach
Cn' Council member.
.:, was told no matter how bad an
incumbent 1s. there's no wa) you can
beat him.'' she said. "It may bl.·
'M1ss1on. Impossible' -but I don't
than k so.
"I really care a lot about the ~oplt'
v.ho live in the 70th D;stnct." lian
said. "and 1f elected I'd work ven
hard for the ~ople there ·
"I think v.e desen e better than a lot
of the pmes that are being pla)ed
nght now."
•
. . St. Patrick's Day Nurses at OC jails protest pay rate
benefit to ,;aise
food for needy
The annual St Paddy's Day Crawl-sponso~
by ·South Coast Metro area businn1n to collect
canned IOOds for the needy -will be hdd Thursday
from 4 to 8 p.m. in Metro area businesses.
Participuta may rqistcr by donatina canned
aoods a t Alfredo's Taverna, Bristol Bar and Grill,
l randon's l..ounac. the Red lion Inn and the Red
Onion between 4 a nd 6 p.m. Thunday.
Canned aoods collected durina the event will be
donated to Share Our Selves of Ora nae County. Call
Diane Cruzen at S57-3000 or Diane Pritchett at
24 1-1700 for further information.
CopJng with cancer
~ooer treatment, nutrition, body image and
sexuality arc am ong the topics covered by an
Amencan Ca ncer Society education proeram called
.. I Can Cope," starting tonight at Hu mana Hospital
in Huntinaton Beach.
The course will be offered from 6:30 to 8 p.m.
for eight weeks. Reaistration is limited and
information is available at 843-.5047.
Theater party 1n HB
The HunlJngton Beach Wind Sona chapter of
the Amencan Business Women's Association will
sponsor a special performance of the Huntington
Beach Playhouse comedy .. A.,atha Chnstie Made
Mc Do It" Thursday at Gisler School, 21141
Strathmoor Lane. Huntinaton Beach.
Tickets arc on sale at $8 each and may be
obtained by calling Helen Klussmann at 846-0982 or
Theresa Holdsworth at 968-6870. Curtain time 1s 8
p.m.
Rec plan hearlng set
A publrc hcanna on proposed changes in the
Cahfomia Outdoor Recreation Resourcts Plan w1U
be held Thursday in Room A of the Neighborhood
Community Center, 184S Park Ave .. Costa Mesa.
The proaram will run from 9:30 a.m . to 3 p.m
and will include public testimo ny
Garden club to meet
"Take a Butterfly to Lunch" is the title of guest
speaker Virginia Harmo n's talk. to be presented
Thursday at the next meeting of the Newport Hills
Garden Club.
The program 1s scheduled for 9:30 a.m. at the
Community Clubhouse on Pon Carlow Place in
Newport Beach. Call Joyce Anderson at 640-8396
for further informatio n.
Danclng clau ln HB
Ahne dancing class 1s scheduled for the Rodgers
Senior Center. 1706 Orange Ave.. Huntington
Beach. beginning Thursday from 2 to 3:30 p.m_
Dance lessons are SI per session and no
partners are n~ded. Call the club at 536-Q387 for
de~Us.
Streu talk at Edlson
A panel of experts on stress will ansv.'"Cr
audience questions Thursda~ at 7· 30 p.m . in the
faculty dining room of Edison High School in
Huntington Beach.
Part1c1pants may wnte down questions at the
door or bnng prepared wntten Questions.
Zonta fundralser set
The Zonta Club of Newport Harbor will host its
annuaJ '"Luck o· the Irish" casino and raffie night
fundra1ser Saturda) at 7 p m at the Zonta
Clubhouse. 15th Street and In 1ne .\ \enue. Sev.pon
Beac h.
The donation 1s SI 0. w11h proceeds going to
benefit the club's service proJCCts. Call Mildred
Dunlap at 64.5-7638 for rescrvallons or informauon
Wednesday, March 16
• 6:30 p.m. Coast C.mmaity Collee-e District
Board of Dirttton . d1stnct headquaners board
room. I 370 .\dams .\ ve., Costa MC'Sa.
• 6:30 p.m. Cotta Mesa Traffic CommJaaiea.
council chambers. 77 Fair Dnve.
• 7:30 p.m. Lqma Beadl Partiq. Traffic Ull
CtttelaU. Commlt&ee, council chamben. 50S
Fortst Ave.
• 7:30 p.m. Lapa Bead1 Eevil'9Ula&al
Safety Ceamintt, Police Department conf~nce
room, 505 Forest .\ ve.
Thunday, March J 7
• -4:30 p.m. La__. a.c. a.... AUain
C...mitlft, community center. 384 l..q.ion St.
• 6:30 p.m . ....,_ lleectl a..nl ef Adjn t·
._, Ull Dnlp Review ...,.._council chamben.
SOS Forest Ave.
ar .. YANSY&DI ...............
A pay dispute has mapted between
Oranac Count)' and county-employed
nurxs.. accordina to t.bc uruon Yrhteh
rcprnenas most county workcn.
The diupttmcnt concems a suppk-
mcnt of I 7 cents an how that was fonnmy
paid to licenK<t vocaoonal nurses and
nurse practitionen auianed to Oranac
County jails.
Representatives of the 8,<romembcr
Orange County Employea As.soclauon
say the pay supplement is a pen of the
Off to adventure
COtttlaCt ~-led by tk .... lad -county Kt11na employen' pey.
-ifs patd an ruop.1000 of Ille fact I.hat
woRin& at l~ Jill IS dJflnomt from
wortana an o ther envuonmnns. • said
R1C'hatd Masin. 1 staff repneetat1\e "-'llh
the association
Ma.sm wud the supplement had bccn cut
otr··v.11hou1 any oot1ftcatioc. nqouataon.
mention or hint from the county -
But a count) rq>ttSCntat.ave said that an
ent1rcl) new Job clusifialioo watb a
h1&)\er pa) scale had been created for
nurses s.cn1n1 at Jails.
A boater eajoya tbe eprln&-Ulle weatller &Joni the eo..t.
-we~·, talew oymifttaw.y ... u1d
Da\e Carta•. lhe counl) 's d11d o( em·
pk))« relations. -A nurw with the old Job
c~rlaUOO woWd suU .-i the I 7~nt
P9) ~ppkmcnt But -~ don't b.avt an)
nUf"Sn "'Ith the old ,JOb dass1fica11on
•ork1na u the Jllls.. "-'e',e estabfashed a
~w po\1taon •tth a pay scak almost S2
dollan an how b1&her "
Mllln 5.a«i. however. th.at tbe ncv. pa>
clamficauon had nothing to do v.1th
supplemeol&l pay.
··"' bcn the count) came an and wud w ..
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Speed off ugitive' scar argued
at trial in polic·e copter deaths
By BOB VAN EYltEN
Of .. .., ......
Sparks, smoking ta~. flashing lights
and h1gh-spttd driving ""l"re the \ub1«t ol
Tuesda) ·., test1mon~ at a prd1m1nar)
hearing for \ 1n"ent \\ 1lham .\ osta. the
man 3l'l u<oed o f causing the d~ths of thrtt
peo ple 1 n a lief) pol 1cl" hel 1coptn-' ~sh last
)ear
Acosta "'as allegedl) tlttin& from polia
in a stolen 'ar "'hen helicopters from 1he
~ev.pon Bea1:h and Costa '1M.a pohct>
departments collided O\er In me
T"'u < usta Mc-sa police officers and a
ll' iii.in p.usc:n~r died in the \tarch I!)
mad-air cra\h Tv.o '-ev.pon Beach of·
liccrs v.ere inJureJ
The Oran~ Count\ Dmnct .\HomC' s
Otlice l harged the .\nahe1m rn1cknt v.11h
three ""'unts of S«ond-d~ murdt>r
under a state lav. ttult sa~s ~le
l.'omm1111ng a felon~ ma~ face murder
'-harg~ 1f a dtath results dunng tht' .. 'lme
In ortkr to pro\e his case. C:Xput'
01\tnl'I .\ttome' Tom Borns must l"S:.Jh-
hsh that .\costa. I~ at the t1mt or the
incident. Jro' e red.less" and "'•tt ma·
George Scott becomes
Fountain Valley mayor
Barbara Brov.n passed the ga'el and the
111le o f ma\or to fellov. Fountain \ alle'
Councilman George Sco11 TuMda ... as
Scoll bcpn his ~heduled eight-month
rotation in the Cit}·., top spot
This 1s the third stint as the Cit' ·s leader
for Scott. 55 He sened on th~ counol
from I Q6Q to 19 8 and ""as re~l('('ted in
1984 10 the office he no"' holds
he also s.i d she felt lhc , -.un.. !i.t.:.
.. un11eJ·· dunng her rein .:\en t"'r •u~" :ht'
str~ of the tnt11at1\(' "'h .h r ttc:'d , '\
otfic1als against a u nup l.'t ti\.imc:~"' n<'p'
oppo~ to SouthparS..
Scott said h1!> l'.'h1ef oal .J<, m.a• ~r "
contJnue v.1th the utnpar'-pi-•il.·. t
v.hach i:ould pro\IJe m, r~ :1>.i~ S '
million to the '''' .mniu . :"~ Pr c
<.. lub J1~-oun1 v.,uchou~ ~~h.'"""' p .i~ ..
build a store an the prOJnl
.\lso Tu~\ Fred \O\'> ,n., .. ~,·..: :h-:
role of ma~or pro tern rTl<"anin~ "'<' ... 111
~ome rTia\Or an eight months f "lu"lt .. 11n
\ afk, has u~ J rouuon <,\<;ler"
h .. 1uu'> J1srl"g.lrd :-.•~the h\l"S .:i1 llthc:rs
During T al~\ ·s 1~1·mom three
Santa \n.i ~11 .. e vTi.;:ers test i1ed th4lt
.\, \:a kd them on a mu 1 , '' cha~ at
Hlc:'CJS 1..p :o ~ -,pt>
I oclit'e In.ti h., 'T\.'-t">S Jnd ""a":on
•· "dud H~ .. lxlJ •ha• thl" a ... \h ~ j ~ale
t .. at impu1411.on ,, "13h(e 1oa a e. rr-s
.\lo us dt"t(n~ .Ul1:>mc.-' Ot-;:iui. P...z~
'" Dcien~r \\ 111.am lo..c.-k' made ri:·
p<".ltt'd obJC\ ta-Ons Junng •he.-'l"St1Mt•n' ..,;
o'li .. ers \nthon Lt' a· .,, \\ 1.im
( hJ"'n and<. h'ls T--'":<lJSI .t ~.-l"st1\.intr1g
lhc r ... : ~ates Jfspn"d .: .. ~nf 'he ,ha~
Bro v.n \31d she en1o~ed her tum in the
pos111on . but "'as read~ to gi .. e at up he
said sht' v.as proud of her <k.~omphsh·
ments dunng her tenure v.h1ch 1n ludeJ
JU1d1ng the Cit~ throuJh the uthpa~
in1t1a11' e v. hich v.111 allo"' a retail center on
the cat~ ·s largest remaining open pan:el det<-rm1ne tts ma,l>r h:H nearh ~ m••n:h Geof1e Scott
~ lrJtautcd in neaotuahna a Mw
c-tusar1eauon and S:-J scalt. wr Mtt -llhrti to do that." Masin. ..... at no
u me did they ever brins up ti.1 thty
"'-anted to nqoua1t away suppkmntal
pa> There v.-as no reason for us to at1Umc
tha 1 the)· d take &Wll)' an)' othef' bcndh au
result of estabhsh1na a ~ clusiftca1t0n
"'uh a h1&)\er salat) scale "
Ma)Jn said the nurses ~re anl')' about
the loss of supplemental pey and woukt file
a gnoancc with tht> count)'. He said no
uther a<'11on v.as planned.
County
toughens
vicious
dog law
8~ 808 \A..' EYKEN
00-0.-. ........
..\ re' 1scd count' ordinance that gins
luug.h II> llh \ ICIOUS dogs loVOn prchmina.r)
.i ppro' al T u<"s.da> from the Orangt Coun-
t\ Board ol Super" 1son
· The rt\ 1~ la"' t1thttns that dtfin111on
of a \ 1l 1ous dog to include an~ doe that
aH4i•h or ,h,~ a person or domestK
animal t"' ct\ 11 the doe does not bate
If the nc11. ordinance v.ms fi nal approva l
ne\t v.ed. It v.111 permit any doe that ts
"C?l or tnancd for the pu~ offigbuna..
ur an' Joe v.h1ch has. twice in the same
.•ear chased or at~cked a person o n the
\tr~ts 10 bl" dt>fined as \ 1c1ous.
The n"\ 1sed ordinance also provides
sufT nl""' penallles for 01oVners of VICIOUS
dogs "' ho fa il to tal e the neceuar) steps to
prot(('t the public
\ wla11on!o v.ould be cons1dtttd m15Ck-
meanors un<.kr the ~vised law, which
means th4lt '1olators could be sub.)«t to up
to s1 \ months 1n Jail and a S.500 fine
H op<"full~ It v.on't come to that.-said
R11Chclle Hatfield. an al<k to Supcntuor
H.tmct: W1cdn "The se~CTC penalt~
should Jt>tcr people -
l nder the old ordinance. a '1c1ous doe .,.,.3., Jtfined as an) dog that had a
'propenslt~ ·• to"'ard unpro' okcd attack
In practice ho"'e\ er that meant a doc
.s. • ....ath had to bate someone in order to be bran~ \ ICIOUS
··~rr v.c~ situations an v.h1ch animal
control v.;u being called out dozens of
•1m~ but the) .-ouldn·1 issue a c1tataon
beai..sc the\ ""ercn't \('('lftg an~ actual
attac-k.s .. said h1rle\ (are' of the Hunt-
ington ~a\:h group Conc-~med Citizens
for Dog u v. Rl"' 1s1on
(are' said her in' oh l"men t t n the 1swe
v.as i.purred b.. a \Cnc-s of 1nodents
,0\01\ Ol.1 \l\.IUUS pit btJfl t~t°f In her
.-.c:1ghborhood I.1st spnng.
'eighbor\ lOmpla1ned for months
a bvut the J°' but It v.•s oot until at
attal ~ed a mail camtr that 11 v.as declared
\ \.IOU\ she !>aid
tAI'l"' said supcn asors ha'e "com~ 1
"'ng ""3' 1n appro\ mg the.-rt'' 1SC'd
rJ1nanle But \he s11ll had some cnt1·
' ~,.., ~
The!"(' nec:'d) lu be \Orne.-v.a\ forc111zens
lt n 11.ttt' ..i he.lr ng O'-er ""htther ii dog
~l)UIJ ~ Jc .. ta red \KIOUS ... sht> \aid .. '\\
·h~ rit'v. \.•rd1nance reads v.e stall ha\e a
problem 11 tht'\ J 1..n't actual!~ catch the
d a11a .. ~ing ur ~ ng aggrt"SSJ\e The ncv.
vrJ1n•n .. c.-~-~ lhe' v. 11invnttplt>1fthn'e
\ a .. •mpl~int bu: t dOC"Sn'I sa\ v.hat ,.,e, Jl
.;he a1~ ""<lnt.·d the re\ 1~ ordanann-to
u'><" :he ~r "1Jc:r Je1ini11on of .. danJC"rous
u ~ 'JI her th.in the 1enn .. \ 1ctous dot.··
In a 1ctter 11.1 the board. shl" had aslced
th•t the.-ddin1t1on "dangerous dog·· be
u-.ed for an' dog ... hach ··const1tutts a
ph su:a.I threat of bod1h hann to a ~rson .. or \lo hllh -.OnSlllUlCS I threat tO
., ... blac ~ft>l\ Jue to its tra1nan1 or
·· "lhernit nature ..
f~ board J1J not ~pt Ca~ 's
s .. gg<-Suons
Tht u~ 1)('d ord1nann-v.ould appl> tn
un1n~ted pans of the count~ u ~II
as in 1 ·nun.. including Hunln\&tOn Beach
anJ Fountain \. alle\ v.hach conlrac1 •1th
the.--.ount\ for animal control seo 1~
Witness in cocaine death
trial remains in OC Jail
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J: •rar-.. Id man •ho a<:'C'WC<I of them of
aamprn na "'"h his 'et'llck "'to 0ot •-.s
IOJUl'Td In It\< lt.."'Cldcnl '" tbt 11000 blod
vfTuhp \C>Yn • • • '1~ '~" Sto~ •-onh of~ equip. mm I .. us~ from a I Q ., N IUIUI tntek
per\td 1n tbt <llOOblodof\\arl*rU. "'" Oraner c oasi Cotlqt stadnl~ led
ti'»<-th<f\ '" fron1 of has taomr T ~
By JONATHAN VOLZKE °'_.._.. ..........
A Jailed witness in the tnal of a
Costa Mesa couplt' accused of murder
an tht' 1.-ocaane-O\.crdO~ of their !·
month-<>ld daughter 1s hkd> 10 f'<"'-
main an custod) unul tht-caK I OC'S to
tnaJ. a prm«utor said Tuesday.
should Chavez hine J 1s.appeartd
Kmg contend) (na,ez IS a ke)
w1tnns in the ~ against his sisttr.
Dt-bb1c Mane Drl~do. :!:!. and her
husband. Galbl"n .• ~ The couple 1\
char)rd Wlth murckr stemm1na from
the Sq>t. 11. I qs6. da1h of I.bar
1n&n1 d:auahter. te-phame ~ ~
also cluqrd with child endJnarr-
ment and drua J>OS1n eon
h.a'e knov.n tM cocaine •ould ha'e
lulkd the &Jrf. e~en if the~ nt\er
intrnuo naJI) p \e it to t.CT
Cha~cz. who ;allqtdl~ sJcpt 1n ha~
.. -ar for months to .l\OKI aulhont1n
"°'5 bnna ~kt on s .ooo bail bu'
hts attomC'). Patnck O'Seal. ron·
tmdrd that •-n unfair brcauw t~t'
Dclpdos arc frtt on bail
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lo.tc-rro rqua~t ; TV ud ~ '•'llC"1 11 Sil """" 1eponed ... • t a. m T unda' from a '"'*ea m dlit
1-l. of ()\u1n1•Sbed.
Even though no cl\arscs have bttn
filed apinst him. Bru~ \hncz. !S.
was taken into custody Feb. 11 and
booked into Onangc County JaiJ
because he allqedl) ducked 1n·
vnt:iptors trying to serve him a
subpoena.. said Deputy Dastnct At-
torney Rick Kina.
Wbn the babv died. authont1cs
1n1t1ally attnbutcd the dealb to mb
death, but further invnt1pt10 Q found
that the bab) had t0mehow 1qnaed
cocaine and t~t the drua had 11.1l~
her.
~ Dclpdo 11 frtt on U O
baJl wh1kGalbnt as frttoo SI .l
baal
&t upcnor Coun J~ Fran·
C15"0 p 8mcno pointed O\ll lb.It
CU' n could ha' c FM frtt b\
pumna up U . casb..1rtunc .a JOb
and prrmaDnlt raadentt md rqion-
Man suing city faces drug charges
La.st wuk. a Supmor 1:.':/udmr told Chavn be v.;u be ~ al lie
pa)'1 Sl.000 cash bail and mttU
m1a1n employment aod raidtncc
:i:1rmxnt but attOmc)I b I.he
ndants ~f\ded '° llf't'IC '°a C:-.
that would 1\a'lc deta)cd I.he cax
C"hava·s tnomon) rs 1mponant 10
the ~nst the Ot-lpdos bn:uK k ) told poha laM )"Ur tkt
bt oftcii saw his SUICf and brocbtt-io-
lllw 111e C'OCa.IM around Scephaaie n.o. sutmxots suppon Ki ... ,
IWdtl c:Mss. wlucb u bated on the
coatal~ 1iat lbe °'~ should
"" to an '""nt•&or ~-xr a lllOft lka1 I.hr $'111m plan •• cnasbed •ha
tk ~· atJOme')S faled lO 11S'tC '° fa>ltp)liit * tnal tnQU\-dy ... for Jar 20. fDr 60 dllQs d Clia'a taakd ao ...,._, K.ms t1lid.
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WASHINGTON (AP)-A special
federal srand Jury investiptina the
Iran-Contra affair deliberated today
on a request by independent counsel
Lawrence E. Walsh to return an
indictmenl in the case.
Walsh and several of his top
prosecutors made a final presentation
to the panel that has been investipt-
1na the sale of U.S. arms to Iran and
the diversion of proceeds to the
N1 cara1uan rebels.
Prosecutors later left the room
apparently to allow the ~nd Jury to
examine the proposed indictment
that Walsh had asked it to return.
Walsh rettred to a small office set
aside for him ID the U.S. Courthouse
to await possible questions from the
gra nd JUI). and court personnel were
akrted that an indictment might be
returned.
Walsh declined to comment as he
left the grand JUI) room except to say:
.. these things can take a long tame." in
an apparent reference to the panel's
deliberation.
Walth was e•pcaed to seek charaes
•inst former national l«Urity ad-
viser John M. Poinduter. his one-
time aide Lt. Col. Oliver L North and
two arms dealers. retiR:d Air Force
M~. Gen. Richard V. Secord and his
business partnc•. Albert Hakim.
North. meanwhile. ~nt to the
office of his attorney, Brendan
Sullivan.
The lona'--Awaited indictments
wouJd -be the culmination of a 14-
month a;rand j ury investiption into
the arms.-for-hosia,es deals with Iran
and the diversion of profits to the
Nicarquan rebels at a time when
Conarcss banned d irect U.S. military
aid to the Contras.
Teams of prosecutors from Walsh's
office have bttn mcetina with the
grand jury for the last week to present
a summation of the evidence that has
been submitted to the panel since the
invcstiption began in late January
1987.
Summations arc common before a
pnd jury is asked to return an
indictment, and the lenathy nature of
the Iran-Contra investiaation
nccnsitated several presentations
before Walsh was ~dy to proceed.
Last week. former national security
adviser Robert C. McFarlane.
pleaded auilty to misdemeanor
characs that he withheld information
from Con&rtss in 198S and in 1986
about covert administration efforts to
help the Contras durina the ban on
dirtct U.S. military aid.
In addition to the McFarlanc pica.
Walsh had sent out several signals
that the invcstiaation was nearina
completion.
He hired a former federal judge to
conttst any defense challengcs to
what he called possible prosecutions
stemmina from the grand jury in-
vcsti&ation.
Covert action
bill p asses
S enate vote
W A.SHINGTON (AP) -Senate
approval of a bill requirina the White
House to tell Conarcu about all
coven action1 within 48 hours after
the operations start marks a m~or
step toward avoidina another Iran-
Contra affair, say the measure's
sponsors.
"This will help immeasurably
toward preventing the kind of mis.-
takes that were made" in the Iran-
Contra affair. Sen. David Boren. 0-
0 kla., chairman of the lntelliacnce
Committee. said late Tuesday after
the Senate voted 7 1-19 in favor of the
bill.
The measure now aocs to the
House, where .. overwhelmina ap-
proval" is likely, accordin& to both
Boren and Sen. William Cohen. R·
Maine. vice chairman of the ln-
telliaence Committee.
The House lntelliicncc Committee
is considerina a similar bill. but no
date has been set for a vote by the
panel or for floor action.
Satellite rescue planned
by; shuttle crew bl 1989
81 fte As~._. Prn
WASHINGTO N -An I I-too satellite In orbit three years lonacr than
planned will bt rescued by a specie shuttle CfeW nut )Ur, ju1t months before it
would fall beck to Earth in pieces. The National Aeronautics and S~
Administration included the retrieval o( the aatellitc -the Lona Duration
Exposure Facility -in a new schedule ofniahts and caraoes. The rtteue Wat
added to a minion beainnina July l 3. The orbit of the sa&ellitc, which p~
the effects ofspacc's hostile environment on metal coatinp and on 13 million
seeds. is dccayina and officials fear it will cruh through the atmosphere and
break up if it is not reaptured by mid-1990. The new schedule makes no
cha nae an the date of the much-delayed first post~ll~nacr. flight. no~ set for
Aug. 4. There have been no Amencart manned missions an space since the
Challcnaer -the 2Sth shuttle m ission -exploded on lif'\ofT Jan. 28, 1986 and
killed its seven-member crew.
Pri.aa guard• held for corruption
PHILADELPHIA -Hundreds of prison auards here have enpaed an
corruption including drua sales and aidina escapes: the district attQmey said in
announcina the first nine arrests from a continuina invcstiption. Authorities
say seven auards. one prison cook and an inmate were charp:d as a result of
"Operation Ferret," an investiption begun 18 monthsqo. "The investiption
will potentially yield the largest number of arrests related to official
misconduct by correctional officers in th'is country's history... District
Attorney Ronald Castille told a news conference Tuesday. "We are ptherina
the evidence to present to the special arand Jury that w1ll lcad to the arrcst or
discipline of hundreds of guards over the comma months.·· Castille said.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~---.,
The 198S-1986 sales to Iran were
pan of an effort to trade arms for U.S.
hostaacs beina held in Lebanon . President. Reapn has threaten~ to
veto the leaislation as an unconstitu-
tional restriction on his ability to
conduct foreian policy.
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Climber scales
Mt. McKinley
ANCHORAGE. Alaska (AP)
An American. the first mountaineer
to conquer North America's highest ecu alone in winter, left a Japanese naa atop Mount McKinley to honor
the man who tried -and failed -
before h im.
Vern Tejas ended a month-long
ordeal of screaming winds and
subzero temperatures Tuesday. pick-
ed up by plane on McKinley s flank
and flown to Anchorage. 130 miles to
the south.
But Boren said. "That kind of
threat has bttn heard before and it
hasn't come true."
Cohen noted that the 71 votes are
four more than the two-thirds which
would be required to override any
presidential veto ... And that 71 total
as without some of our supporters
here." he said.
EL PASO, Texas -A couple collecting aluminum cans found the remains
of the sixth body discovered in the desert since last fall. and police said they
needed an autopsy to determine the victim's aae. sex. and cause of death.
However. Police Chief John Scaano said Tuesday the discovery of the exposed,
bleached bones on the outskins of El Paso wasn't cause for panic. The sixth
body was found Monday afternoon northeast of El Paso. a few hundred yards
from where the bodies offive young wo men were unearthed. No one has been
charged in the desert deaths, which police ha ve said could be the work of a serial
killer. However. police have identified a suspect who has been jailed on
unrelated sexual assault charges since Oct. 14. Pohcc took two days to unearth
the latest skeletal remains, sifting buckets of excavated dirt.
SIMON AND BUSH WIN IN ILLINOIS •••
From Al
good a shot as anyone," he said.
Orange County Fairgrounds, Costa Mesa
Ma h 18 20 in0oy 61"" 9Pf"
Durina the climb, Te1as often
tho ught about Japanese climber
Naomi Uemura. the only other
person to reach the 20.320-foot
summit in a solo winter climb but
who disappeared dunng has deSttnt
in Februal). 1984, and was never
found.
The Democrats had no luxury to
talk of locking up anyth1n~. The race
for a nominating majority of del-
egates was a dead heat between
Jackson and Massachusetts Gov.
Michael Dukak1s with Kansas and
M1ch1gan nex.t up on the calendar.
Ho.,.,.ever, Dukak1s was expecting
to pick up about 100 uncounted
delegates from caucuses alrcad> held
1n Minnesota, Tt~d Washington
state.
Jackson. in an interview on NBC·
TV today, congratulated Simon on
his victory but in almost the same b~ath seemed to dismiss it as Illinois
voters paying "respects to l\. sitting
senator" who had focused on his
home state while Jackson was com-
peting in the Super Tuesday states.
Simon said in several interviews
that his relative lack of campaian
money wasn't a big problem. thouah
he concluded has appearance on CBS.-
TV b} saying with a smile. "Any of
your 1ewers who want to send ID a
contnbution. I'll be happy to accept
11:· re -, S.,...,00y \lam 91>1" ~ """'. 61>"' ~"' Simon. on the other hand. said on
ABC-TV that has llllno1s win showed
he is in the thick ofa battle that will go
all the way to the Dcmocrauc Na-
tional Convention this summer.
"l don't believe we have any front
runners ... Dukak1s said after finishing
what he described as "a respectable
third" in Illinois. He said in his
discussions with Democratic Party
leaders around the country "there as
an overwhelming sentiment that we
should get behind a no minee ...
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Jackson fin ished second in the duel
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egates. 1s on top of the race."
In fact. 1he A110Cia1ed Prns del-
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Albert Gore Jr. had 354.8: Rep.
Richard Gephardt 145. and Sim on :
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UCI P-rofessor, NASA
panelists wam a6out
thio.ner ozone shield
•11'\e .u..a.&M Pn9a
A UCI researcher says the at-
mosphere's ozone shield 1s thinning
due to chlorofluorocarbon com· pounds.
Sance I 98S. there have been several
reports of ozone decline wortdw1de in
addition to the wcll-ntablished
ozone "hole .. over Antarctica -a SO
percent decline in springtime, fol-
lowed by recovery. Sherwood Rowland. a member of
the National Aeronauucs and Space
Administration _pane.I testifying in
Wash ington, D.C.. on Tuesday, said
the shield thinned out by about 2.3
percent from 1969 to 1986 in the
~mperatc zones of the Northern
Hemisphere. The sh ield thinned by
0 S percent to 1.8 percent over nine
years endinJ 1n 1987 in the tropics
and part uf the temperate zones of
Environmental Protection Aaency
AdminiSlrator Lee M. Thomas said
the report "will certainly be a part of
the 1990 assessment" caJled for in the
treaty. "The crucial first step. how-
ever. is speedy 1ntemational ratifi-
cation." he said.
both hemispheres. ·
T his means increased skin cancer
around the world, largely unknown
dTects on fis h and w1ldhfe and
increased pressure from environmcn·
tal1sts to go beyond the treaty ap-
proved by the Senate to cut emissions
of ozone-destroying chemicals.
But Sen. Robert T. Stafford, R-Vt.,
said, "The nations of the world
should immediately reconvene to
consider amendments" to the treaty.
and the United States should resume
11s advocac) of a complete ban.
··w e've got to make deeper cuts in
CFC emissions." said Sen. Mu
Baucus. D-Mont.
Chlorofl uorocarbons arc used as
refrigeration fluids. cleaning solvents
and plastic foa m blowing agents.
"At this point there 1s no other
culprit to blame." Rowland said. "We
ha ve taken out all the natural
phenomena that arc believed to affect
ozone."
Kevin fa). \'.>.ecut1 ve director of
the "lhance for a Responsible CFC
Polley. a group of producers and
users. said the 1990 schedule ··1s the
framework to be followed" because
unilateral reductions won't help.
A mass1 ve I 7 -month effort by more
than 100 scientists convened by
N .\SA went through prac11cally every
OLonc observation made in recent
)Cars. trying to correct for instrument
t'rrors and dnft and to remove the
(ffects of the I I-year solar cycle and
the b1enn1al osc1llat1on of high-
alt1tude wands ..
The Senate voted 83-0 on Monday
to approve a 31 -nation treaty calling
for SO percent cuts by 1998 in
production of chlorofluorocarbons.
Noting that CFC compounds over
Antarctica now were released at
ground level about I 0 years ago and
that the Antarctic hole could last 100
years even 1f the treaty is followed.
Rowland said. ··There's plenty of
reason to re-open the ... protocol."
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COMMERCE Blfll.DING • ORANGE C()( 'NTY FAJRGROt 1sos •
· 88 t·Allt OIUVE • COSTA Mt:sA. C:AUFOR.'llA
Featuring the rnlleclion'i uf th1 • follm\'lng d1•0/f'r, 1n antique~
A ANTIQUE AFFAIR
Chrtge
ALLISOH·s RELICS
R1ver$lde
ANCIEHl TIMES
t.~vna Nigllf!'
ANTIQUE AOUNO·UP
~nta Ana
ANTIQUE SERVICES
EscondtdO
ANTIQUES ANTIQUES
Costa Mes.i
AHTIOUETESSEH
LaAe EISJnQle
ANTOHET TI'S ANTIQUES
Lake Elsinore
KEN I SALLY ANTRAM
Solvang
APOLONIA VON KNOBEL
L .tguna Hills
JEAN ASHMEAD
BABYAK ANTIQUES
Hawtf'IOfoe
BAKER·s ANTIOUES I
BOOKS
R1ve1s.e1e
RICHARD W BELL
Oran(}e
RUTH BENELL
Pomona
BEA.AN·s ANTIQUES I
JEWELRY
rvstin
BONNIE S AHTIQUE
JUNCTIOH
l~vna H0#S
BROWN'S JEWELRY
PALACE
fu/lerl()fl
BUFFALO CONNECTIOH
Buena Par~
CAROUSEL ANTIQUES
&Htto""er
JOHN CARRILLO
Sherman Oa• s
CASTLE ANTIQUES
Costa M1s1
CHANOl.ER'S ANTIQUES
11is11
CHRISTOPHlR'S
DISCOVERIES
'191111i'a
CLAIAf Cl.ANCY """,,,,.
KATHLEEN CLOW
Encinitas
COlUfllalA
COlLECT18LES
Orang.
COUNTRY COUSIN
G1itnoor1
COUNTRY LIVING
Ne~t BHct;..
CRYSTAL BALL
CRYSTAL 8UNHY
R.aondO 8Hcl'I
OOLLY·s FOi.LY
t.•••wood
lANOJ
Phoe<ttc. Al
llUDfS~S
°f¥llllM
[LI SllvtMMrlltl
L• HWI
SUSAN W. ILLllON
HunMf1tO" &Nell
THI IHCHANT'lD H0UM
S..,, F,.,ic1sco
nte lHCK.llH ODm..DIAN
~~J
CM.lHl'I GOI TMOI L.d
Pt('o ~
EUROPEAN COAHER
L .tguna N19ue1
ANDREW FREOAK:S
Naoa
FURY ANTIQUES
f• e/sl()I M N
THE GAGGLE
Garaen Gro""
GALLIMAUFRY
Venice
OALLOWAYS ANTIQUES
Sdnta Ana
CHRISTINE GEGGATT
CC>tOllaOO
GEORGE'S ANTIQUES
Fullerton
THE GIBBONS GIRLS
S"~'"IJ" Oa•
EFIM GILIN
L?S Angl:'tes
GRANO AVENUE ANTIQUES
Sc111ra Ana
GRANDMA S ATTIC
Hunt•ngton Bea n
GRAYCE GALLERIES
Re-oiancs
DENISE GREY
long Beach
GRITZMACHER S
Downer
HINRICHS ANTIQUES
Spence• Iowa
MARILYN HIRSTY
S'>t1rrnan Oa H
HUAIUCANE OF HURTS
Miss.on Vieto
ISLAND ANTIQUES
N1wport Beacn
JULIA'S ANTIQUES
Y0ungtown Al
LEWlS KEISTER
L l ••t1Sber9 PA
BEVERLY KIVIAT
Los Angeles
NANCY S. KIVIAT
LO$ Angeles
GEORGE IWVATCH
San f ranc•sco
L C & SALLY'S ANTIQUES
Garoen Grove
LENA'S AHTIOUlS
WHl/11ff1$19f
L 'ORANGI ANTIQUES
Sco11sd1/e. Al
GENEMAIOEH
Newbuty p...,..
NOSTALGIA HOUSE
PAINTS
Longmont CO
ONCE IN TIME PAST
Anar-eim
THE PARKERS
Long Bea .. ,,
PAULINE'S PARLOUR
S· ana &><te"
PENNINGTOH ANTIQUES
uPf"<Jale
¥URIEL PETERSON
San ().ego
PICKERING S PRINTS
S•ud,.J C.ty
THE PROPRIETORS
V (ltO"<}C, lcl re I
RED LAMP ANTIQUES
Mesa Al
ROSEMARY S
COLLECTIBLES
EIPaso TX
S & S QUILTS
Ventu•a
SECOND HANO ROSS
"1imore
SHADOW HILLS ANTIQUES
Sante Mon<ca
SHIRLEY'S CHILDHOOD
DAZE
La•e Eis.flOle
SIDONIA'S ANTIOUES
Sea1 Beac1t .
THE SILVER MERCHANTS
Fresr>O
SOMERSET ART GALLERY
forrance
LINDA SOTOPOULOS
San Clt>mente
SUGAR N SPtCE
WM tie<
JOANE THOMPSOH
L.Ue E1s1nore
T'OMOMOW'S TREASURES
RtViHSlde
TOWER TRADING CO
LOS Angeles
TREASURES BY YVONNE
Tem~C·'t
MANSERGH & 4SIOCtATES Santa Clara KAn.AYN TUAf>IN ~Pomr
MAAAHAM FM ARTS
C•fl09ll P!Nk
MARTIN'~ ANT10UU
&rbenk
...,_., fllcOfTll
Fu/Wtofl
McGU'S 4NT10UU
SanO..OO
MUTING tQIM M01QUU
San ./Wit etp,1rano
~AlmQUQ
5'*"""' OM1
lllON•JOSlM AMTIOUll
SanO..OO
DOUCMAI•__. ,....,...
JAlllLYM tWDfTOH
LOI ~ IYIMA•'"' SM Olligo
V. NUTf'S TA8LE
Sant• 8.wt>lra
THI VICTONAJil PAAL.OR,
San M111no
VlfUXCAME
Las ""9&S NV
EU.IN WALLAU
t.os Anpllls
NUl It WANG
1r111,.,.
WUUTP'I AHTIOUU
Orange
TMI WATMOT IHnl
$ul!Cty, Al
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c;,nrrnl t\dm• ~ion SJ. 75 With th.it od any numbf.or -Sl.lS f'OCh
-.,. nu•r~ 16J ~ O'-'tr)ond jumonf ll-17) -S2 SO roch OufdrM l1ndt!r 11 fn'f'
1 .,.. Arlu1cton om-. tbodJ Goee entrone» Soturdo ojttrnoon wad Sundo)
Nudity ruled
out of play
at Chapman
By TIM .U~la&ff Presa
Adm1nmrators at Chapman <. ol-
lege in Orange say they will bnng the
curtain down on a student's play
un less he cuts a nude scene from the
final act.
Joel Moffett. 21, learned Tuesda)
that adm1n1strators at the pn,ate
Chn staan college have banned the
show1na of "The Colon ng Bo, ...
which he wrote and directed. unless
he removes the nude scene.
The scene calls for a male and a
female character to 1Nal k onstage
naked, and wash each other's feet
"It goes beyond the nude scene."
Moffett sa id in a recent inter-
view."What the college 1s doing 1s
placina their morals above Const1tu-
tion-pro1ected nJhts. It's h)'pocnt1cal
to allow nud1t) in student an clas~s
but not 1n theater arts."
The adm1n1 strat1' e dec1s1on came
after the college's Comm un 1cat1on~
Department had appro,ed the final
scene.
"We rccogniu d1,crs1t> of op1n1on
and we suppon freed om of speel'h
and creau"e "press1on. but on I occasion the nature of cenain per-
formances on campus must be re-
viewed." said ~hool spokesman
JefT) Dcrloshon
The 75-minute pla~ \i1 ofTe11 s,a1d.
centers on four people "ho reJeCt
social pressure and begin II\ 1ng their j
ll\es for themselves. The nudt' scene
was written to symbolize their re-
birth, he said
Moffett and a student ans group
plan to stage a demonstration at the
college Monday to lobb} adm1nis-
traton into a change of hean.
ANTIQUES EXPO
AT
FAIRGROUNDS
The Antiques Expo and Sale
which has become a classic
semi-annual event for the an-
tiques showgoer of Southern
California has its Spring open-
ing in the Commerce Bu il ding
at the Orange County Fair-
grounds on March 17.
The event, sponsored by
Dorothy Emerson and Don
Nolan. originated in 1978 and
has attracted national atten-
tion for authentic antiques. art
objects and diverse collec-
tor's items of the American
heritage and of European and
re mote cultures. The I 18 art
dealers selected to partici-
pate with their collections will
co me from all parts of Cali-
fo rn ia and several other
states. Their combined dis-
plays comprise the largest
and most diversified showing
of antiques regu larly held 1n
Orange County.
Many of the individual dealer
d isplays will feature arts and
furnishings in harmonious
decorator groupings that su g-
gest the way of life in other
times and places. Other d eal-
er collections will be rep-
rese nta tive of the research
and el(p ertise in limited
periods and endeavors
Antique furniture. arts and
decorati e accessories will
range from the formal early
American. European, and
Oriental to the country Ameri-
can and primitive types.
Works of art and collector's
items in silver. bronze. glass.
por ce la i n. woodenware.
china. pottery, jade and ivory
will also be offered. Special-
ized collections will feature
paintings. sculptures. Orien-
talia. rare items of jewelry.
quilts. graphics. advertising,
toys and all manner of Ameri-
cana and collectibles.
Special attractions for the
public will include a door prize
each afternoon and evening
and a courtesy booth offering
free coffee. tea and sweets at
teatime and after dinner The
door prizes will be SI 00.00
purchase certificates which
may be used for buylnc from
any dealer In the show
The Expo opens at I ·00 p.m
on Thursday and continues
throuah Sunday. March 20
Hours are l to lO p.m. Thurs-
day through Saturday and
noon to 6 p.m. Sunday. Gen-
eral admission Is Sl. 7'>.
Seniors 162 and overt and lun-
lors 112 to 17t $2 .50. and chil-
d ren under l 2 free.
Oteno-Cout DAILY PILOT/Wedneed•y. Mweh 18, 1983 • Al
New:gort ggstRgnes law ult_~
against Irvine over El Toro
By GREG ~LERO
Of ... 0.-, ........
Tht rny of Newpon Beach hu
optt:d for ne1011ation over ltttgallon
as a response to Irvine's aure~1vt'
\land on commerc1ahza11on of the El
Toro Manne Base. but Cll)' offi(lals
sa) the\ will sue 1f a compromise
t annot be reached.
The Clly Council mc1 1n closed
~ssion late Tuesday n1&}l t to d1!.< uss a
possible lawsuit against Irvine ~
cause of that c1ty·s recent stn(S ot
•Heps to ensure 1ha1 the m1h ta~ base
will not be used as a commercial
a1rpon
Last year. the Irvine C 11y ( ounnl
outlined a progressive plan aimed a1
the e'entual anne).at1on of the m1h-
taf) base in to the CH> 1Nh1ch "ould
efTec11velyg1ve the Cit~ the final s.a~
after the federal go,ernml'nt on uses
for the site.
The latest step 1n that plan wa\
taken Feb :?3. 1N hen the coun<:il a~ro,ed a 11encral plan amendment
to change the station's des1gnauon
trom "a1~n" 10 "m1htar)," a laricly
ceremonial move that could
\trcngthen the city's pos1t1on 1f the
airport. now in Irvine's sphere of
1nnuence, 1s eventually annexed
\jt'"'P<>n Beach officials balked at
In int''\ latest move. and ~1d the'
planned to \UC 1n order to sJow things
do"n Bui City Manager Ruben
\\ 'nn said he doesn't believe In 1nc."s
ge neral plan amendment will stand
up before . the California E:.n-
' 1ronmental Quaht) l\ct. and rl'c·
om mended that the cit) postponr 'he
lav.su1t
"We believe that their dcu\1 r
l 3U!.C\ numerous impacts tha1 <Hl.'n 1
tu\ered adc:quatCI)-." ~1d W~nn
Thi.' general plan amendmcn1 "cl~
P3\~d 1N 1th onl} a neptl\e de, Jr·
atiun a form of en\ ironmental rep11n
that bas1call) states that the det -.111n
not to allo" commercial use ol tht'
mtl11a11 base has no impact •>n thl'
\urrr1und1ng area
\>. ~ nn and Cll) ~ttomt'' IJ obl-n
Burnham d1sqrttd. stann1 that lM
move has a definite impact f\n the
area 1n the form of increased air traffic
into John Wa> ne A1 rpon and the
disruption of the s-lle eventually
chosen for tht.> county's ~ond air-
port \\ \ nn s,a1d the state will hkcly
r(qu1rt ·that In sne submu a full-
blo"'n en' iron mental impact stuay
before Jppro' ins tht' general pl&n
ismendment. g1' '"i Newport Beach
time to "talk thi ngs over' w1th
'\e" pon ~ach
"In the ~pint of cooperation Wlth
..iur \1Stl·r ut' 1Nh1ch we've had
t'\lellent rdat;ons "'1th "e decided
to "a1t on an> legal d(:1s1on," said
~'"" lr\lnl ( 1\\ Manager Paul Brad)
'>.! d he !')el.('\~ the negative declar-
ation 1\ .ukquatt' ,rnd said an~onc
"h<• d1-.putl·~ that "111 have a cha nce
to . halll'nge the amendment at a
)t'C1 nd C ''' C ounul public heanng
un ht· tup1l "'h1ch has ~et 10 be
\t1 tduh:d
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Traffic solution
is deeper than
ban on big rigs
' The Orange County Transponation Commission de-
serves some recognition for stating the obvious.
Thecomm1ss1on released~ studyth,is week affirming tha t
big trucks cause big problems on Orange County's freeways.
Excuse us for not getting excited.
The study presents some interesting statistics, but all t he>
do 1s add d1mens1o n to what anyone who drives dunng rush-
ho ur traffic al read) knows.
According to the study, tractor-trailer rigs acco unt for 3.4
pttttnt of the traffic o n the Santa Ana Freeway but a(e
IO\Ohcd in 8 percent o f the wrecks. Those wrecks. the stud)
says, account for 36 percent of the accident-related delays
because almost half of the truck wrecks require closure of at
lea.st one freeway lane unt il the mess is cleared away.
Theilgures for the Costa Mesa Freeway are a ltttle better.
Trucks make up 1.2 percent of the traffic but are involved 1n
3.3 percent of the wrecks. which cause 19 perce nt of the
accident-related delays.
The stud> has excited eno ugh people at t~e co mm1ss1_o n
that the) want to get together with lhe folks in the trucking
industr) to wo rk o ut a truck traffic manageme nt plan.
But before such a plan can be written, the commission
must appro priate so me money. which will com.e o ut of next
fiscal )e.ar's budget. T o make a long bureaucratic story s hon
-the money could be available in July. and the commi ttet.•
ma) be formed in June.
The process 1s a lot ltke drivingdunng rush ho ur -hurr)
u p a nd wan. .
That's not a strateg) frustrated commuters will em bran-.
but in this case tt has to be that wa).
W e belie'e that restricune truck traflicdunng rush hours
1s a v Lable step toward smoothing out traffic flo>A . Bu t the plan
~111 affect many m ore people than JUSt the truckers.
The trucking industry 1s a sen ice industf). and us
offic ials schedule the big rigs to meet customers' demands.
A grocery clerk who curses traffic during the m o rning
rush hour would p robably applaud the idea ofrestncting truck
traffic in the morning. But how will that clerk react ifordc rnJ
to go to work at 3 a .m . to check in the day's milk deli' Cf)'.'
A truc k traffic management plan should be pursued b)
the co unt' Transpon.auon Commis.s100 and the trucking
industn because it's a n important element toward better
traffic ·management. The planning process sho uld a lso
in Jude representatl\ es from the business communtt)
l f !>uch a plan ts implemented. C\ef)one "Ill benefit The
trut.ke r .. "ill make m ore mone) because the) will lose less
time stuc k in traffic. and motonsts won"t ha-..e to dodge t he big
rigs or s11 behtnd them dunng the rush-hour traOic.
D rafting the truck traffic management plan will not bl·
diffic ult. It al~ won't be difficult to con vince truckers that the
plan will help them. The key is breaking the mo ld of the
trad1uonal 8 a.m . to S pm wo rkday that 1s held sacred b>
man) employees and businesses.
Voter registrations
Last week C altfom1a Secre taf) of State M a rc h Fung Eu
relca~d the first \ o ter registration figures for 1988. to uting
the Januaf) total o f 12.31 3.848 registrants as "the fifth la rgest
in Cal1forn1a hlSlOr) ··That ma} be the news hook to Eu. but
the m urc interesting number is fanher do~ n in her s tat1st1cs.
.\ ~ uflast m o nth. Democrats account for JU\t 50 7 percent
of the registered 'oters. follo wed by Republtcans at 38 38
pcH.ent ... declined to state" at 8. 79 pert"ent. .\mcncan
l nJl.'ndeni..at I ~percent. and the L1benanans and Peace and
Freed o m a t less than I percent each. The Democratic
maJorit~ tn ( altforn1a has been in decltne -with an
atxrra ttonal J ump tn I 98(J -e\ e r s ince the 1940 FDR-era
high of 6 2 4 percent.
T en of the '>tale's 5X counties no" ha1.t' Republican
rcg1-.tra11on margirh
Bul the~ aren t the final numbers for the big presidential
cln 110 0 in "ioHmber o r e\t·n the pnmanes m J une. You and
the people ~ ou kno w" ho are n 't registered can c hange that all
the "a~ up u n til M a) 9. when registration clo~s for the June
.. elt'Ctwm If ~o u 're q n 1cal about the power o f o ne vote u n
the national le' el. re member this fact: 23 local clecllo ns in
( al1furn1a. 1ndudmg 13 school board election~. ha "c been
dcr1dcd b) JU\t unc 'ote in the past decade.
Pa1adeaa Sr.r·N~ws
Reagan's budget
Ho v.ever else he ts remembered. R o nald Reagan will go
J u "n as the b1gest spender in the history of the prcs1denc).
T he S I. I lrillton natio nal budget he propo~d recently
.... ould only increase m1ht.ary spending a bout 2 percent.
In addition. Reagan has an agreement with Congress to
run up only Sl36 billion more debt dunng the next budget
)ear. Jn fiscal 1987. the y a ccumulated Sl48 blllton tn d ebt.
Minor concessions like that will not e rase the fact that
Reagan. more than any o ther prl's1dent. has led t~ nation into
~hat Sttms hke a bottomless pit o f overdue bills
Of cour~. Reapn 1s not entirely to blame. Evcf)
~mocntic and Repubhcan representative and senator who
bas sct'VCd in Consrcss since Reagan took offi ce in 1981 must
r-sltouJdcr pan of the blame for the nation· s spend1 ng problems.
Rcapn. the cand1dak who promised to balance the
budsrt. has fa iled finanoally. He has less than a )'Car
rema1n1n1 in his term -not enough ttme to balance the budmct. ~ good news " that this 1s an electio n year. Tupaytti
and votcn have the o pponumty -and an obhpllon -to
hold praidcnual candidates acroun12ble on that anue.
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Effects of Proposition 13
have disenfranchised voters
As California approaches the 10th
ann1Hr\:ir> of Proposi11on 13. 1t
bcrnmcs more apparent with each
parnng da' that the greatest effect of
thl' .. o-calk d la\ revolt of the 1970!.
has nol been 10 impose fairer laxes. as
11s proponents prom1~. or to de-
stro} the state"s public ser> 1Ct'S. as its
lnt1cs v.amC'd. Its greatest effC'Ct has
been to so lOmphcate. confound and
lonfu'>e the mechanics and
rc~pons1bil111cs uf local and state
go vernment that 11 has. for all
pradiral p urpo\Cs. d1senfranch1sed
the aHragc \Oll:r
The lnl'qu111cs are there. of course
-sa' bct .... ccn the taxes on a house
1ha1··;bl.·cn o .... ncd b) the same famil)
since I 1p 5 and an 1dt'nt1cal ho use
auov. the !>tree\ ncwl~ purchased b)
anuthN IJmil) l ast ~ear or the )Car
bl· fore:. ur bctv.ecn the burdens on the
old and those on the young. And the
crunch on public suv1ces. schools
particularly. has been obvious
enough. But those things. imponant
a~ the\ arc. ma) be small compared to
the subtle but immense effect on
gm ernmcntal proccSS("S that beco me
e'er more opaque and intrac table and
un an eleo orate that has fewer and
kv. l•r v.a ) s of undt'rstanding how that
J'HOll'\\ v.ork<t a nd thus no effective
mi:an!I of mfluencing 11.
1 r~ to figurt' out. for example. how
'11u gl·t a nev. school built these days
-"hn fu nd'i 11. and according to
"hat formula controlled b) what
agcm) Or v. ho ri:c1ll) control\ the
S<. houl ''~tern 1n which 1t 1-; to be
bu1h oi. g"cn the fact that local
school d1~trllt\ ha-..e no authOnt) 10
rdl'><-' Ol'V. operating funds, whtther
thl'fl' still is. in fact. an) effccu vt local
lontrul o-..cr educatio n at all. Or ho"'
Ill'" ruJd'> are financed. Or who's
rcHX>n\1bk tor thr: endless gimmicks
-kn bond IS.SUC:S, de,eloper dt"al~
-"hllh ha'l' \Upplanted. and m
m.1n) re\l)\.'l I'> replaced. the straight·
Im"' arJ funding arrangement~ for
pubhl ),Cf\ llCS that most ol us
regarded a't norma11vc· the income
ta\. the ~le'> tax. tht' gasoline ta' Or
..,. h) dl'' dupers ha' c so much clou1 in
( ahforn1a I\ 11 JUSt that the) have a
lut 11f munC) to put into local poh11cal
campaigns, or 1s 11 because they're the
only ones with the money to fund new
schools. roads and parks? Talk about
pri,atizinggo,t'rnment in areas hk.e
planning and zoning, California has
fC\\ Other eff("("ll Ve Ch01CeS.
It's not s1mpl) that. w11h Prop-
os111on 13. those great const'r'all,e\,
Howard Jarvis and Paul Gann.
engineered the most sweeping assault
o n local go,cmment C\Cr ach1t'vC'd in
an American state. It's that their
"reform .. ha'> produced in lls wake a
labyrinth so complex. so d1 v1ded
between state a nd local 1unsd1c11ons.
so subjttt to comple' formulas and
restrictions -and so subJCCI 10 the
B)zanllnt' pohtKal processes 1n Sac-
ramento -that no one but a
professional lobb) 1st can work his
"'3} through 11 That 1n 1tstlf rep-
rl'M'nts a huge transfer of po..,. er from
c1t11en~ to tec hnicians.
Jan 1~ and Gann probabl~ didn't
mean 1t that wa). but dehcaq 1n
reform was never their mterest. much
less one o f their more conspicuous
talcn~. o\nd so 1t wai. inevitable that
as local d1scrct1on .... ai. shut do"' n.
respons1b1h1~ would sh1f\ to Sacra·
mcnto. tho ugh often without
authOnt) 10 exercise 11 ent'Ctl\t'I).
and that a'i nev. de' ices -wert• created
to h ''C "11h. and get aro und. the
rc-.1nct1ons created b) Propos1t1on~
I :l and the Gann hm11s of 1979. the
go' c rnmcntal process would become
1nueasl) comphcatt"d and the re-
sponsible cn11t1es ncr more d1fficuh
for ' o ters to idcnt1f) That, of cour'iC.
has been something of a boon 10
pol111cian!I who lan no"' hide far
more casil) 1n the resulting lab) nnth.
\\ho. finall). gets the blame for
shifting current h1ghwa) eJq>t'nses
into bond issues that will have to be
repaid v.1th interest b) fu turt' gent'r-
atiom"
f h1.· process feeds on 11sell T ht'
more: the Legislature. or the 'oters.
I f) to gel around the Jar\'1~-Gann
res1nc11ons. the mo re hamstrung and
d1flit.ult to fo lio" the ordinar) legJs-
latl\e process beco mes. And the more
difficult 11 becomes. the greater the
1n<."Cntnc to enact s11 1l mor1.· g1m·
m1' ks either b) leg1<1la11on or b)
PETER
SctttAG
1n11iatl\e -part1rnlarly in the form
of special formulas to guarantee
funding for one or another worth~
purpose. Thr further the C)clc runs -
the more funds arc restncted and
leg1i.la11' t' d1S<. rr11o n a11enua1C'd -
the more d1ffil·u1t 11 -.,:ill be for
go ' crnml'nl to do an) th mg. Each
g1mm1d. 1~ dno thc:r set of rult's and
rest net ions
There !M:em'> to he a grov.1ng
rr :1 l11a11on. cq·n a mong con-
s1.·r,all'l'\, that the thing can't go on
torl'' e r. The other da) the California
Ta,pa)ers As'toc1a11on recommend·
rd amcndin& the Gann spending
hmit. quoting one of 11searl> backen..
St:tn fo rd Unl\ers1 1y economist
M1l hacl Boskin. as sa)ing that the
linHls fur growth arc "too stnngent ··
\t the ~me ti me there appears 10 be
gro~ 1ng rt'\t1vcness 1n the le-g1sla1ure
.... 1th the accumulauon o( Gann·
a\ 01d1ng de\ tees.
1 hr:re are two Gann-re' 1s1on
mca<>ures on the June ballot. one of
.... h1ch 1s loaded "11h more g1mm1cks
and rc~tnc1 1on-.. the o ther of which
usdull) loo'iCns the restnctions on
ho" much slate and local govern-
mc:nh can spend. As such. passage of
the la11e r v.ould be 1mponan1 not
onl~ because 11 g1' t'S the Lq1slature.
Cll} councils and counties latitude to
e'pand scr> ices ai. personal income
gro ws. and lhus 10 appropnate runds
>A1thou1 resorting 10 s1mm1cks but.
more important. as an ind1cat1on that
the electorate 1s llrC'd of the knots into
"hu.h government has betn tied. If 11
pa'iscs. there may be hope that even
our greatest totem ofc1v1c impotence.
Propos111on I J will not be sacrosanct
fort'\t'r.
P~ta Srin1 I• • syadk•tH
<'OllUIUl&I Ill S.cramnto.
Gang of Five revolt puts
Leglslature on new course
A( R.\MENTO-A Dcmocrat1l
asscmbl)man volunteered this
assessment 11,,1onda)' as he watched
and part1l 1pated in an espec1all)
nasty Asscmbl) Ooor ~sston:
"W11l1e Brown 1s nmning thr
Republican l t1ucus and Gtorae Ot-u ·
kmcJian 1~ runnina ours."
It was a b11 facetious. but 1t wasn't
too far remoH d from realily.
The contrnu1n1 solidanty of the
"Gana o( Five" dissidm\S in the
As\<mbl). as pettily as it m iaht be
demonstrated at 11mes.. means that
nc11her Spea~er Brown nor any other
kader of tither pan)' can command a
rel1ablt' maJOnt) of the ho use on any
inuc or procedural point.
The Assembly 1s quickly break1n1
J own into at least five dis•inct
fac\io ns. liberal l>cmocnnk rcaulars.
conscnat1vcs who have not OU1Wlrd·
ly broken w11h the Brown spealrmhip
but ckscn 1t on particular iuun. the
Gant of Five. nevcMay~ie con·
scrvahvc Repubhcans ud GOP
modera•n who will oc:c:uioull1 JOin
with Dcmoerats on specific iSIWS.
There are about lO °'moc:raoc
rqulan (divided 1p1n into a cwpk.
of 1ubfac11ons) and a lake number of
Rcpubhun1 tonmlefttly lofll to
their kadcnh1p. The mnai••na 20
mcmbc-n are d1v1dtd matt Of lai
eve.I) amona the tltree minority
f1C11on1. incluchftl lhc 0.111 of Ave
In the bruedcsl tmtei tllc ii1u.at.ion
rncmbln that of a multi-pan1 P&tt'-· ~ntaf)~t)lc l}Slem in wt.idi eov·
ttnana coeht*'.,.. bmcid M may
bt d1uolved 1t 1ny mommt Oft a VOlit
or confHkntt
It maka for an llftpndana9*
atmosphere a nd one 1n which ft'"'
tlu tho rs ar<.' willing to mk the fate of
1hc1r pet bills.
But there t!> a brighter <>1de 10 the
picture
fht' effect of this sem1anarch> l'i to
~h1ttlc d o wn tht' imperial
speakership and. 1t should also ht
noted . the impenal m1nonty leader-
ship position. forcma leaders to
ncio11ate rather than sta~ their ~t
p1ccr 1deo log1cal confrontations
wh01oe outco~s can be prt'dtctC'd in
advanC'C.
pcaker Brown d~sn·t have a
dependable majontr. so he must seek
Republican votes for Dcm0Bt1c
lea1sla11vc proarams.
o nrn. he don \hat indutttl}' by
makins deals with Repubhc~o Gov.
OeukmeJ1an. One 1uch recent deal
covered not only billions or dollars in
state bonds. but such peripheral
IHUC5 u a MW affinnattVC Kt1on
proaram on state conu·acu and bond
pravams
When the affinna11ve acoon q -
men1 or l~ deal ~ the M-
Rmbly floor Monday. 1l nttdcd
Republican ... oles to pus. noccialll
Sin« the OanJ or Five had ~
the Oemocrahc ship.
GOP kadcr Patrick No'8n.
al1ho'-ah ~Uy °"°"na die
1ffinnat1 ... c ac1t0n aq;,lllUon. didn't
lry tO block it and lltVO'al ~
pubhcans voted for it -~ IMt
1t .,.,~. 0rutmc;iaft•actM1or.ew.
bood <bl lhut .. llllklcl. h ...
1am1Jar ID for. IO 5'•kW 1rowt1•1
dtttlion not to~ o.a ~·· confirmatrort a ate ....-..m. ~
~ 9-c pmoMlty •oecd .......
DAN
WALTERS
Lunarcn.
But Nolan pays a pncc for that
cooperation. Die-bard conscrvatt\les
in his own caucus clcarl) rncnt his
protcctint Brown's pos1t1on and
some bcheve be has pasted up an
h1ston c opponunity to make a dirtet
dfal with the Gana of Five to take
over control of the House. Nolan. as
someone with a stake in P':ttervina
order, IS dam~ alona with Brown
by the continu•!!J chaos re~ntt'd
by the Gana of Fa ve.
The aana'1 pcnochc forays.. man.
while. are aimed at lipahna to the
•atcbina po01Jcal worid -medaa
and lotibytlll, ~ly -that 11
remains 1 nlKt.
Brown hu done evcryduna 1m-
-a!nable. lndudi.111 punishment and otrm of pobtic:91 ttWU'd. to md their ~lion. n.e cfbu.. tao.Va",
have ililed and• lo-a a lhe fin acay
IQlttbtt and at '°"I U Ibey teprt'tCftt
lht balanC'c of powu .ttbin 1be bcMm. tk llC'llaiaaarday will contiauir aad. llhlmaleb, h will allC ..,... llit
apemr"'ip. If a lpaMr cu'I cou1n
Oft 41 VCMCI., he• I I speMer Ut namt °"')·
Diii ,,..... ,,, a O'I 0 1 IM
( n : f .. Jllci ......
•• WELLS
Allfllf .. LL8
Colamn!at
Luck of the
Irish isa
contradiction
in terms
St Patrick's Day is n&ht upon U'>
and I've been doing quite a bu of
research -not on St. Patnck -
e\t'r)'one knows the story about him
and his snake act.
My research has been on a cenam
lnsh phrase wt often hear -"The
luck of the Irish."
Being a terminal op11m1s1. l'vl'
al~ays presumed this e:cprt'ss1on
described a stroke of good luck I
spent more time than I could spare
go ing through vanous d1c-tionanes
and rtfcrcnce books 10 confirm this.
but didn't find any specific mention
of II.
Then my fnend. Ro1. told me 11
meant bad luck. l d1dn"t buv 1h1~
because Roz 1sn·1 Irish and this
subJCCI ma11er requires an I nsh
investigator
Roz shows man) of the sympto m<;
of being lnsh. and l"vc questioned her
SC'l'ral times about her lineage. Sht'
said she didn't want to check into 11
too thorouJhly because she miJhl
find a roupk of scoundrels han1ing
from the family tree -figurative!)
speaking. o f course.
I told her to go for 11 Scoundrels are
mall famil) trttS. and the Irish havc
the most in1eres11ng ones. Ali« a
K o undrtl or l\\O 1s a small pr!C'C to
pa) to establish herself as bein& lnsh
She thinks that I believe that
lx-cau~ there 1s an abundance of
R1lcp. Kell )S and O 'Sulhvans in m)
famil) She also thinks my Irish
ancestr) 1!1 tht' reason I believe' the
lul k of the lmh refers to good luck
In an cffon to con' 1nce me that her
'ers1on of the expression 1s correct
she brought o"er three referenct'
books 1ha1 I had not seen In one of
them H.l Mencken cites the Irish as
an eleme nt 1n a number ofdcrQ&atOI)
t'xpress1ons
lnsh promo11o:l -a demotion
(of\cn the loss of a JOb).
· ln\h evidence -pefJuf)
lm h bouqut't -a brickbat
lnsh kin -a slap.
lnsh rnnfctt1 -bncks tossed
during a donn) brook
Roz thinks these e'\press1ons arc
further proof that the luck of 1he lnsh
1s bad luck I think 11 ind1ca1c s that
..,.hocver thought theSt' up had a good
'-t'n\C of humor and an active 1m-
agina11on Both of which art' required
before )OU can quahf) as being lnsh
.. What about the temblc 11mc the
lnsh had \\hen the) fir~11mo11gra1cd
to th1 \ countr} -do )OU call tha1
good lul k""' Ro1 a\ked
"[\er)onc had 11 rough when the)
first came It '-'asn't a piece of ca ke for
the Pilgrims or an) ~ho followed
them -nght do"' n to the boat
p('ople.'' I told her
Then Roz reminded me that PrtS1·
dent Kennt'd). "'ho "'as lnsh. wa~
assassinated and 1ha1 "'as certa1nl)
bad luck.
I pointed out that President Lin-
coln was al~ the v1ct1m of an
asa'ISln's bulle1 and he was not Irish.
so that argument did not hold water
Not wanting to end up pulltna hair.
v.c both agreed that "luck" 1s a
'cnat1le tcrm and can have en11rel)
o pposite meanings. depend in& on lhc
c irc umstances But the word ''luck~ l'i
not "hat I'm tr) ing to defint' I'm
If) tng to ferret Out what kind or luck
o ur national asset. the lnsh people.
e'\penenct' most of tht' time .
In spilt' of all m~ research and llmt'
spent arsuing With Ro~. I wasn"t able
10 fin_d an) dcfinn1on of the t'Jta('I
mean1n& of the phrase.
Plcasc -don't tell me 1t"<1 the luck
o f the Irish c.1....i,, Au w~11. 11vn '-
u111U Nw.i.
TooA1 IN H1sToR1
Today 1s Wednesday. March 16.
1ht 76lh day of 1988. There arc 290
da)s lei\ 1n the year.
Today's H1phgh1 in History:
Twenty years aao. on March 16.
1968. the M)' u1 Massacrt took place
dunna the Vietnam War as US
troops commanded by Lt. Wilham L
Callt'y Jr camC'd out the k11linas of
unarmed men. women and children.
An official Army report later said at
least I 7S people died and added. "the
number may ucced 400. ·• The Viet·
namcsc put the fi1ure 11 so.4.
Today's 8.nhdays: The U S. Am·
bassador lo Japan. Mike Man1(1tld. 1s
IS. Former fint lady Pat Nillon IS 16
Actor Leo Mc-Kern is 68. Comedian~
dtru10f Jerry~' is 62. Sen Dlniri
Patridc Moynihan, 0-N.Y .. 1s 61.
Sen. William Armstron" R.Cok> .. 1s
.SI . Movie director Bernardo Batolucca ( .. TM La.-Em~ .. ) is
41. Sinett-cuitarisi Jm'y Jdf Walker
is46. ActOf Erik Estrada is 19. AC'l.ml
Kase Nfllipn is l?. ROC'k ~•r Na~ WibOft (of He.n) i1 l4. Oolkr HoOd Stacy IS )4,
l)oupt forToda . ''<Nrowall'tt
are ita9..S. and OM 1C1 don Mil._.>'
.._.11tl09 b nodta .... -Wi~m
1utJn Yau."'"''*" and dranaat.llt (I 16S-t9J9).
.,,., .. I FlltNftw
..
Orange Cout DAILY PILOT /Wedneedey, Merch 1e. 1988 * A 7
Raclnj!champ Thompson , California on the edge of a drought wlfesfainonlawnofhome ¥
... SAC'ttAMENTO (AP) -Some Maunce Roos, chief oflhe depart-usual. sai<t California Dcp1ftment of of normal statewide. Rainfall ha~
BRADBURY (AP) -Auto speed kina Mickey Thompson and his wife state water e•perts say California can ment'\ Oood, hydrolotY and water Forestry spokeswoman Karen Tcr-ranaed from a low of 75 percent of were ~ot to death this mom ina on the front lawn of their exclusive h1lls1<k escape a drouabt 1f sprina rainfall suppl) branch. said af\er the mceuna nll r \.. normal an the Central Valle) to 21 5
home an what authonttes said was "an auasaination." reaches averaae levels. but others say that declaration of a drouaht as The footh ills are dryina out rap1dlv percent of normal an the Colorado Thom~n. 59, and his wife were found dead at dawn by Los AnJCles the state . al~y has entered a premature because even thouah nver an California, she said. but added. R1\Cr rqion.
Coui:ttY Shenfrs deputies respondma to report" of aunfire. said Deputy Dou& drouaht with raver runoffs averaiing runofHrom the mountains as substan-"There's ~till hope for rain an Ma rch .. The Apnl to Jul) nver runoff from
Oathn. below 60 percent of .normal. t1all) below averaac. storaac in reser-L1ahtn1n,-spawned fires blackened sno~ melt was estimated at an
"It wu a double homicide, an assassination," said Deputy Richard At a pnvate meetma of state water vo1n 1s only sliahtly below normal. nearf) a m1llton acres of California averaae of 60 percent of normal 1n the
·Dinsmoor. . experts Tuesday, "Some were saying despite a dry year in 1987. last )car monthly forecast March I. but has
The bodies were found about 6 a.m. on the front lawn of the couple's we should ded~re a drouaht and .. The situation could chanac af we State water officials $81d wea1ha dropped b) I percent to 2 percent an
Woodlyn Road home in a hiah-secunty, gated community 20 miles nonheast ot~rs were sayana hold off," said get a real dry spnna. We could slip forecasts 1nd1cate there ma\ be ra in 1n the past two weeks due to the lack of
'of downtown Los Anaeles. Jack Pardee, a State Department of an to a drouaht." ~oos added. some pans of the state b) earl~ nc:xl sno~ and rain during the period.
. They w~rc shot to death. but the type of weapon wasn't disclosed. Wa~er Resources snowpack survey State fire officia ls. meanwhile. arc week. v.ater offi cials said. ·
Dinsmoor said. en11neer. . prepanna for the poss1b1llty that the~ From the bcgmnana ol the rain It ranges from a low of50 percent an
Thompson became famous as the "Speed Kina" in the 1950s when he set "Every day wnhout a storm. the wall have to request additional mone) recording period on Oct I unul the southern Central Valle) to 65
the first of his nearly 500 au)o speed and endurance records. pic ture acts worse." he said. to hire seasonal crews earher than March I. prec1p1tat1on was 85 percent percent on 1he nonh coast
Panel passes
revised cycle
helmet bill
SACRAMENTO (AP) -The
author of a re v1\ed bill requmng
motorqcle riders 10 v.ear helmets
says persistent lobb)1ng by the I
measure's supporters brought 1t back
to life -nearl) nine months af\cr 1t
was re1cctcd b) a state Senate com-
mittee.
"These peO(>IC nevc( ga ve up."
Assemblyman Dack Flo)d said Tues-
da) af\cr the Senate Transponauon
Committee reversed itself and ap-
proved the ball, 7-3 ... It was really
arassroots lobb> ang,"
The measure. A836. wen t down to
defeat last June on a 4-2 vote. short of
the ma1onty needed for apprO\ al by
the 13-member panel
But Floyd, a Hawthorne Democrat.
wa.s ai ven perm1ss1on to Sttk a second
vote. and the committee held an
interim hearing on the measure last
November.
The committee voted again on the
bill Tuesda) without taking testi-
mony or debating the proposal
After the vote. Flo)d praa~d the
doctors and rclauves of motorC)cle
accident v1ct1ms who backed the bill,
particularly Mary Smi th. who urged
ham to carT} the measure.
"Mary Smith 1s probabl> the
greatest lobb) 1st 10.A111hese halls,·· he
said outside the hearing room
Smath. who lives.in the Sacra mento
suburb of Rao Landa. said she started
calling the Legislature to find out wh)
California didn't ha'e a helmet
requirement. af\er her son died 1n a
motorc)clc accident.
Shoot ing of
three li.nked
to drug deal
LO .\NGELES (.\Pl -.\ 2-)ear-
old bo) was shot an the head and his
father and uncle "ere ~ou nded when
a roadside drug deal "ent sour and
erupted an \ 1olence. au1hont1es said
today.
Authontaes in1t1all) reponed the
three were shot from a passing car
v.-h1le they were dnvang home
.. We onganall) thought 11 was a case
of random roadwa:r violence ...
sheriffs Deputy Gabe Ram1re1 said
today ... But funhcr 10\es11gat1on has
revealed that the parent and uncle of
the cha Id "ere co nduc11ng a narco11cs
transaction at the 11me of the shoot-
ing."
Adnan Rc)es under"'ent surgel)
Tucsda:r at Children'!. Hospital oflos
.\ngcles to remoH a bullet lodged an
his brain. said spokes~oman Susan
Ret"der The )Oungstcr ~as listed an
cnucal but stable cond1t1on and was
being l cpt ah' e on life-support
S)stcms. she said Ra)mond Re)es. ~1. the bo)'s
father. "as taken to High Dc~rt
Hospital an Lancaster where he was
listed an aood cond1t1on with a
gunshot ~ound to the \houlder.
Tomm) Rqes. :!6. an uncle also
shot 1n the shoulder. ~as treated and
released from Palmdale Hosp11al
Med ical Center. the deputy said
Blood bank fi8hta
ID of AIDS donor
SAN FRANC"I CO (AP) -U.w-
yers for a blood bank plan to return to
the State Supreme Court. whic h has
refused to block an order to name a
donor whoK blood fatally infected
another man with AID .
"This would be the tint tame that a
donor's name would be rc'caled."
said Lisa T. naerer. an attorne) for
Irwin Memonal Blood Bank and the
San Francisco Medical Socaet).'.
"We"rc quite v.-omc:d that this will
dascouraac people from donatma
blood."'
Tuesday the coun refused to block
a lower coun order rcquan na medical
officials to 1dcnt1f) the man in a
lawsuit brouaht by a woman whose
late husband was infected by AIDS
after a transf usaon.
The order was asi ued 1n a nqJi-
aentt suit apanst the blood ~nk and
I.he society. The sun claims the
busbend was fatally 1nfce1ed with
Kquired immune deficiency syn-drome from contaminated blood
supplied by the t.nk in Auaust. 1983.
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Insurance firms ranked by collsumercom·plaints
SACRAMENTO (AP) -Cali·
fomia Department of lnsur1nce
stAtisiicuhow that USAA, the state's
eipth·laraest seller of homeowner
inJUrantt, had the fewest consumer
complaints among the top 25 com-
panies..
Sacramento-based USAA. or Unit·
cd Services Auto mobile Association.
had .061 complaints peT 1.000 poll·
cics. accordina to the department's
first-ever compilation of complaint
sa.tisttcs. rclca~ Monday. wt on the list was Republic
FinanciaJ Services. which does bus1-
ncss under the name1 Blue R1dfe
Insurance. Southern Insurance and
Vanguard Insurance. The corpor-
ation had 1.049 complaints per 1.000
policies.
.. Some companies perform quite
well. while others should strive for
improvement," Insurance Com-
missioner Roxani G1llnpie said.
Suu isucs reflect 1986 data of the
top 25 homeowner policy sdlers.
which togther account for 85 percent
of the total business.
Republic vice president Steve
Johnson disputed the findings and
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• American Red cl"088
said has company had new infor.
ma1ion that would reduce its com-
plaint ratio.
Gilklpie said consumers should
not only buc their decision on who to
insure with by the complaint record.
factors such as a company's fiMncial
condition. pricina structure and mar-
ketina methods also should be taken
into cons.ideration.
Herc;, a hsl of the companies. total
number of policies sold durina 1986.
total complaints, and perccntqe of
complaints per 1.000 policie1:
I USAA. 130. 795 Polic:in. I com·
S.mCorezpanda
to S.n Clemente
PHOENIX (AP) -Phoenill·based
SamCor, owner of Arizona's lariest
hospital chain. isupandin.J its hospi-
tal operations in California with an
agreement to lease and operate a 116-
bed hospia.I in San Clemente.
SamCor's aarecment is with a
physician's group. which will
purchase the hospital and lease it to
SamCor. which would operate the
facil it} as a non-profit organjzation.
according to SamCor vice president
Dan Green.
Grttn said San Clemente is an
attractive market because it has a
growin& youn&-aduh population and
because the venture has the suppon
of the physician ·s group. which is said
to account for 80 percent of a.d-
m1ssions at San Clemente. ~
San C lemente General Hospital as
owned b> Dallas-based American
Healthcare Management. a for-profit
hospital chain that has filed for
protection from creditors under
Chapter 11 of the bankruptcy code.
Green said that 1f the 58-member
physicians voup is unable to
purchase San Clemente General. the
panners have made plans to build a
new hospital.
SamCor as a holdina company with
$621 million in as.sets.
NYSE UP S & DOWNS
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NEW YO~I( (AP) -The followlng 11,1
$t!Ows the New York Stoc.k Exchange 'IOCk' and warranlS lhat have gone uo the mos• and oown the most bllMd on percent of c:ti.noe reoardleu of vOlumt for Tuesdav. No securllles lradlng be!Ow S2 are Incl· ·vded. Net and oercentaee c:tlanees are the difference betw.-n the previous Gloslno orlce and Tuesdayl.,.2 o.m. orlce.
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2. 201h Century. 61 ,109 poliaei. S
romplaints. .082 complaints per 1,000
policies.
3. Oreaon Mutual. 44,197 pohc1es. 4
complaints. .OQ I complaints per 1,000
policies.
4. State Farm. 1.386.404 pohc1n.. 173
complaints. .. 125 complaints per 1.000
policies.
S. Chubb .t Son (f~. Ins. Co .. Pacific
Indemnity, Viailant). SS,652 polteiH. 7
complaints. . 126 complaints per 1.000
Policies..
6. Cal State Auto Assn .• 195,147
policies, 27 romplaint1. .131 complaints
per I ,000 policies.
7. Hartbd Fire .l Casualty, I 16,S29
policies, 17 rompgjnts. .146 complaints
per 1.000 policies.
8. Crum A Fon1er (All West). 7&.661
policies. t 2 rompla1n1s .. I S3 rompla1nts
per 1.000 policies. #
9. CalMutwil (American Eqle). 63.133
policies, IO complaints. I S8 romp&.ints
per 1.000 policitt.
10. Farmers, l,21S.953 polic1CJ. 206
eompqinls. .169 complaints per 1.000
PohClt'S.
11. Allstate, 982.186 pohc1es.. 177
romplainu.. .180 complaints per 1,000
policies.
12. Ohio Casualty (W. Amencan.
American Fi~ .t Casually). 93,690 poh·
cies. 19 romplainu.. .203 complaints per
1.000 eolicics.
I). California Casualty, 98, I 2S policies.
20 complaints. .204 compgjnt.s per 1,000
policies..
14. Prudmtial, 68.166 pohc1es, 14
complaints. .205 complain1s prr 1.000
policies.
IS. Rthaa« (Uanod r.cific. Plue1).
72.998 policies. 16 COl8plaiata. .219
complaints per 1,000 policlel.
16. Travden (Phoeftill, C11111ntt OU
Fire), 114, 909 policic;I, ~ 2t C!OlmplraiMS,,
.226 complaints per 1,000 Policia.
17. Safeco. 225.4 77 poticia. j4 ClQm..
plainu.. .ll9 complaints l'ft' 1.000 DOlic:ia.. 18. Rtsickntt ~blue! (tt'cs4erft
Mutual). 17,MO policies. 11 complaiau,
.239 complaints per 1,000 policin.
t 9. Fil~mu 's f IUICI.. 201,4'2 poliacs.
49 compqinta. .20 compaie.11 per 1.000
policia.
20. Transamenca. 81,SIS polirin. 20
complaints. .245 complaints per 1.000
policies.
21. Aetna Life A Casualty (Studlrd Fi~. Aetna Casualty A Swfty). 110..)29
policit"S. 34 complaints.. 30I compb.iats
pt"r 1.000 policies.
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..1200 Pairs
Rossignol '808' _325.00
K2 'VO-Unlimited ' .375.00
K2 '5500"_ _ 330 .00
Olin 'Extreme· __ 345.00
Olin '900' _ _350.00
Great Recreational
Ski Package
Yow Choice Of These Sida: With Tyrolia '420
Bindings And
Rossignol '550' Mounting, Flat
Elan '935' File, Hot Wax And
Olin '671' Release Check. @Save
180.12 Total Retail V•lue 310.00
Your Choice
Elan 'Electra·S' _355.00
Rossignol '3GK' _375.00
Atomic 'FES' 299.00
Dynastar 'Vertical ' _360.00
Head 'Electra T' _370.00 •
~'725' Oynatit '3FS' 350.00_ 119.ll
Salomon 'SX 81 '_280.00_11t.• ==-99" Ski Boots
Regular 165.00
Salomon ·sx 61' 210oo_111.11
Raichle-'RX·860' 325.00 _111.11
Raichle 'RX·560' 250.00 149.88
~~JS:l Raichle 'RE·Nova· 185.00_ 89.11
Raichle 'RX· 760' L 295.00 111.•
Ra1chle 'RE ·260' 200.00 n .•
Regular 225.00
San Marco 'EX 101 ' 319.00_191.• a---------------
Special Group
Men's & Ladies
Parle a
From
Fera e Forte
Regular 93.00-1 1 5.00
SKI FASHIONS
Bogner • Head • Steinebronn
Kitex • Colmar• Luhta
40-50°1° Offl
Take 30% Off Any Parka, Pants r Sweaters
·----Not M•rked On Sale .
Kenna 'Equipe C.A. '_65.00_ 31.•
Karma 'Syncro' 40.00_ 19.•
Reflex 'Whitehawk'_45.00_ 11.•
Rossignol 'Sport' 25.00 _ 14.•
Scott 'Exclusive' __ 45.00_ 11.•
Scott ·sc Sportlite'_26.95_ 14.M
Tomic 'Power' 24.00_ 12.•
Siu Accessones
Selected
After Ski Boots
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139" San Marco 'EX 303' Ls 259 00 149.11 Geze '942 TC' 140 00 79.11 Salomon Double Ski Bag 45.00_ 29.U
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OFFI
3 1500 _199.88
335.00_211.88
__ 30000_181 ••
Goose Down
Mt. Pllrkas
And Jackets
Lange 'TSH' M 340.00 199.11 Geze ·941 · 11O00 69.18 Salomon Fanny Pac 15.00_ t .U
Lange 'TSH' L __ 340.00 191.11 Look 'XFL' 115.00 69.11 Salomon Boot Bag_22.00_ 14.11
Lange 'SPH' L __ 300.00_ 1 It.II Salomon '64 7 140.00 n .aa Oynastar Tune· up Kit_38.00_ 2A.•
Lange 'Ti1' w/Hea 360.00_211.ll Tyrolia '480 D Mint"_ 145.00 n.• Camp 7 'Cordura'
Lange 'Ti1 Team'_310.00_1•.• Tyrolia '420' 100.00_ 11.. Ski Bag ---
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Regular 1 20.00 ,,,, Cross Country
Ski Package
Fischer 'Classic Crown
Rugged Taslan
Nylon Exterio r
__ ~...,.Columbia 'Thermopolis' Goretex
Backpack
Tent
219"
or 'Crystal' Skis 120.00
Salomon 'SR 301' Boots_60.00
Salomon 'SNS' Bindings_16.00
Tomic Aluminum Poles _18.00
Mounting & Base Prep (free)
Mt. Parka Ms_165.99_10t.88
All Odlo Cross Country
Clothing And Accessories
30%0fFI
: Te lemcul< S1<1s
Fischer MetdJ Edge Skis
Telemark 'TE' 219.00_ 129 ••
Eure>pa 99 Crown Base 190.00_ 129.•
Chouinard 'Toute Neige' 253.00_ 179.•
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Nike 'SkY'eeh' 45.oo_ 24.18 Gray 'Explorer'
Avia '820' 49.95_ 39.M Hiking Boot
Tennl•
Tumtec 'Barcek>na' Ms 34.95_ 19.M Reg I 7 50
Tumtec 'La Costa' Ls_34.95_ 11.11 u ar 9 ·
~-----------~-44.95_ 29.• 49t1
TlgerGef 'Miramar' Ms_45.00_ a .II
Rlvat Cleated
Bike Shon
Regular 85.00
Tunte<: 'Quixote' Ms_39.95_ 21..• Hi Tech 'Sierra Lite'_39.95_ 32 ••
Tuntec 'Quantum' Ma_59.95_ "'-• Nike 'Ciaran' 44.95_ 32.•
TigerGet '100' 44.95_ 37 •• Camp 7 'Walker' 89.50_ ... .
Tlger 'GT II' 94.95_ 17.• Gonnex Boot 130.00-.. . ·==-------==-==I Sllr'I Marco 'Fitz Roy'_60.00_ .. .
Total Retail V.lue 214.00@
174.12 Kid's Cross Country
Package II.II
All 1987 Dive Suits
Marked Down!
Scuba Classes/
~Men 's
French Terry
Separates
Crew Neck Sweatshirt
Short Sleeve 26.00_ 15.ll
long Sleeve 30.00_11.ll
Sweatpants 30.00 11.11
Ladles
French Terry
W.rm·Ups
~ular 64.00_au
Aluminum 80 Tanks
w/t(·v.Ne 200.00_ ••
Sherwood 'Magnum II'
Regu'8tor 199.95_ 111.•
Oceanic
'Datamax'Console _220.oo_ 1a•
WEDNESDAY MARCH 16. t988
Edlaon'• Carpenter hurl• third no-hitter of young ....... 82.
Arlzon• out to change trend of flrat round NCAA defeeta. 82.
PCAA final was lesson in irUstration
•
• TOTALFRUSTRATION:Can
ou imqinc ddeatina Lona Beach
teand UNL Vin consecutive ~es. then ncedinaonly one win to
~h the NCAA Tournament and
IOlina to Utah State? ~t tht bqinninaofthe PCM
TOumamcnt last weck, I tho uaht the
cioicst team to beat would be tnt
Aain from Lopn, Utah. I under·
e!timalCd thtm and I think our
players did as wtU. Sure. we aJI
w&nted that last win more than
alll)'thina tlst but finally succumbed
l<{lhe second-seeded Allies.
T!rst let mt stale 1hatl am very
hippy for Rod Tutller, the Utah State
ca1ch~ w ho is rctirinaat the end of1he
SC9son. He isa aood friend, a rcaJ
&4tfttleman and the guy I vottd for as
Cf1Kh o fthc Year in tht PCAA.
..
I hope tht Aa.ies. alo na With
UNL Vand UC-Santa Barbara. do
wtll in the NC AA Tournament. frrry
Tarkanian abo showed a lot of cla.ss.
as usual. and said very nact things
about our team after we beat the
Rebels 1n the PC <\A semifinals. Wt
art 5-IOagainst UNL V s1nct f havt
been at UCI. I don ·1 know how. but I
will accept it.
Any~ay. lct'sget back to the tah
Statt game and tht frustration To
play in the final.) ou ha' e to win
pmesThunda> and Fnda) The
only way tortach the c hamp1onsh1p
was 10 play the staners more than I
wanted -~pcc1all> Wa) ne
En1~lstadand M ike H ess
(really feel that lhe~ were both
wo rn out ph> s1call~ because of the
deftns1,e pressure: that Lo ng &ach
and L'NLV t>.erted on us. Both Ltarn ..
press and nevtr let up I fl had rt's1«1
Enge lstad. Hcssandothtrs more.11
would ha"e helped us 1n the final
game. but we would ne,er ha' c:
rtached that game Yo u have to pla'
tournamentgamesont at a time and
ho pe thal tmot1on can carT) ~ ou
1hrou&h o n lhe third da~
;\s {or L'tah Statt nt11her ofm lir\l
twoopponentsustd muchdefens1q•
pressure. San JoSt tale and t ·c
Santa Barbara Just do not pla) 1hat
\.\a) U tah Statt shot much bttter
than \o\td1d and also rectl\ ed a lol
more free throws( I halt to ge1 un thJ t
because one of the officials 1ha1
~orked tht' final is' Cf) O\errated Hr
has lo\Orked somtofour l0ughes1
losscso\t•rtht )ears. 1nclud1nga
105·10 31oss10Jo1.11ain 19861
Bill
MuWCA1
CoLUcE BASKETBALL
f ht> Long Stach game ~a\ pmh-
.ihl' •>ur \\o\l·etcst ""''"·bee-au~ ul thl
an1m1•\ll) betl.'.l'Cn thl·Cl•a1.h1n~
\ljff\ Jnd w me oft he pla~er .. \orr.
thJt 11 happens that ~3~ hu1 mJ,1 bl it
"tll1.·,l·n1ualh 1ronu..1t "-ntn FlrnJ
J1d j \1.·r\ntlCJubdc:•en\l\l'I r
Lung fka1.h·., he'>t pla~er \t rlur.
\\ ill•\
Our UNLVpmt"-'asan un-
bd1c,abltefTon Wthad onh <"1gh1
turno' ers tht tnllrt pmt and \.11k<'
Hess had tht ball m ost oft ht 11mc:
W hen "'t" had a 20. 5 lc-ad tarh 1n the:
game.-I \,\as hop1n1 fo r a po\o\C.-r
blackout 1n tht Forum T hat did n111
hapixn and tht p me JOI to u.e,ic:r and.
h~•ught"r but v.t madt 11 1.,~ '' Th.,•
"'as from all tht good h' 1ng I ha
done O' t"rlht" 't"U'S and from h( '"I(
\u,h a n1ct"gu\ 11 knO\o\ \OU dor
hd1n c: this. but 1u oundsgu.i<l
I ha' c: ,unt1 nuall~ ~1d ho ..,, '' -~·
1he P< .\.\1s andnolo\thrtt . •n
t1:rt nl.l· t<'amsart' in tht" '( .\ \
vurne' I ft'el that I ha' e bc-t"r
\1nd1~a1ed ThePa.:-IOgo11 .... 11t-rl"'~'
jnd "''th the: \c'.l('("tlun ofOrc:g ·
\talc: t almo\t ~m.,.H 1flht"
•mm11tt"e d1d 11 to honor Ra pr
\1 1ller tht" 't"t<"ran u>ac h at 0 U . Tht
fk.i, t'~ "<'~ ,('rta1nl) o n th<' bubbk
.. rnd madl" 11
I ..,,a .. n·t sort" that t •c Santa
BarhJrj .... o u ldget 1n s1n~tht) lost
•hi:tt•mt'stol tah tatc~.bullh<'
{ JJU• h JS "'<'fl" surtl~ helped by VIC-
:t•rtC'' "tr l 'L \ (t..,, 1~ ). North
f jf' Jina \tdll ,,rnd Orrion State
0
' R PR l'\E \£ LH 1 10" t
' 1-n '> \1.Ar. I.ind Ba' lor LSL. and '''"''*~talc-nllnt'ftall~ hadgreal
fl· 1rds and \umc tt"ams that wtrt not
hu'>c:n h.id much bttter rttords.
'11.-ngth nt -.. hcJuk 1\3pparcntl~ a
......
'-t HE\\ E \J H.\,RISE' Lo,ol.11~ \t.i~, n uun1 l 'L \ l uth ~~te. CC
(Ple&H 11tt MULLIGAJIJ'S/82)
Blazers
handle
J:.,akers
~Hey states there's
no purpose in team's
lay after f 12-95 loss
OCC opens
title defense
.. PORTLAND (AP)-Terry Porttr
~red a career-high 33 points and
de Drexler added 3 I T uesda)'.
riiaht to lead the Ponland Trail
alaLtrs to a I 12-95 victo ry ovtr tht
Los '-\n1elcs Lakers.
-It was Ponland·s ninth straight
vktory and the Lakers 1h1rd dtfc-at tn
Liwcar last four games.
•• ··w e·re not pla)ing w11h any
l>'!rpose... Lake rs Coach Pat Riley
•id ... The second and third efTon (o" ltk boards) IS ho rrendous. They sot 17 offe nsive rebounds. and they must
~ve had 30 dunks on us. Wt" wtrt
~tclasscd. oulhustled and out·
QDachcd."
• Rllty also was 1mpresstd with
Qtt,ler.
• .. Portland 1s pla)ing at a high levtl
d,sht no w If there 1s an MVP in this
l!lgue. )ou·d ha'e to take a look at
cpyde Drexltr:· Rale) said. ··1 havtn't
i n him pla) at 1h1s le vel -all
inders Oying -since ht'·s bet-n an
league."
E
.,. Pont r connected on 14 of 19 shots
m the field. In a penod that
nned the steond and third
iods. he hit I I consecutn e shots to
pass has pre' 1ous high of 3 I points
tK>red Jan. 5 against Stattle
~ Po ner scored 1 l points in the first
l nod whtn the Blazers Jumped o ut
a 20.6 lead and htld o n for 5+.-l9
lft 1 me lead. ~ .... That might be the btst gamt since
e been ht're." said Ponland Coach
1ke huler. ..We wert tcmfic ~fensa\CI). When )Ou hold the Los
.&naeles to 25 points a quarter. that's
ttiat wt wtnt o ut to do. Wt got great
illby from eve!) bod> in the game ..
"r Ric hard .\nderson had 13 re-
lounds and 14 potnts to help the lhue~ build a 16-point lead \,\ 11h 2:29 rtma1n1ng an tht third ~nod
Portland'• Clyde Drexler reacha through
the hoop to atop a ahot by the La.ken' A.C .
• ~ . . MAJ OR LEA GUE BASEBALL .
u~
Green durlni the TraUbluers 112·95 nc-
tory in Portfand Tuesday night.
Bucs h ard-pre sed
to stay ~1 ith Dons:
GWC looks strong
By JOS FERGl '
OI ... 0.-, Not -
O rangt ( oa'>t ( <"gt .. 11 <>P't'n H\
dt."ren~ of the t )• Jn~c: E. m ptre ( "'"·
ft"rc:nn• ba~~l1 • :1<' Thur...Ja, t>ut
14 h1le the: P1ratt'' .... ~ ~lt('r than
ant1c1pat('d thl'> '<.i"4>r the\ mu<it
deal \.\ tth J P< ""C'rhou...: Ranchl'
n11ago team ,. t• 1. h '' strnngh
fa q1red to \.\ID :ht· "•ntl.'rt•n,c·
The Don) rJtcJ \CuinJ n tht'
wthland pta. the ho<.t Prate<,
Thur\J.i\ J l 2 ~ Rj"l, Ii •e,I." 'cd
( \ t: if th(' '• \ ' '\' r JI.(' I >t('\
( 'p•t:')'> earnt"J nt • "'C p1l ~N tor
'<.'1. nJ ..,,h1kCX< < ••~\ '1ddle-
.... .s.~:!"ld Rl\<"nak• ~..-.
\'-" ·e ()rangr < .a,; "-'-·1 .... ,
bl ".i·J.prcs<,<J !< 't'pt'al ( rn Jeri
\\ l•\t Iii.' J .. I'> '.11 '"' >mpi.-1111\t' team
1n \C\Cr.ll 'c:.ir': r.i:-•l•n'>1Jen:J a~ a
, hallengc:· 1 'T11ght' ( tmtoc, an the
1Ulh ( uJ~I l nl('rCn\.C' r3l'e Th<'
Ru~tlC'~ .. ,11 ~ ll 1n<"d b~lltrton
tht' U'h JnJ' • r team onJ \ft
<;,i n \nt .. n .s• ·-t · 'r '"reat' • t"it·
Fal,ons
The RusllC'r\ -" 'P<'ncJ "·11'1 a ''""'r\ ,,n PJ-..iJen.i TJC'..JJ J:iJ
h.i' I.' J .... ,r-n1JJt'>' ,.j,., n~ r 'di r h.
g, • .lh•ng ""llt-Jr '"en~ ..-."l ,h ~
.i' ,r.iging ; ..J J: •h. ;'a:~ l • .. k.,
\\ .''>l .,.1., Jt>fc:J't•.:: -1R.t:r' R.s", ho
'Jnt Jg\.• bL.t t'\j'" .--.. ., J"J .... -
mud· f thc n,•n-.. ..... c--t• '>< • .!, -r
!)fl PJ"'lg.
f hc:• art' t'd ..,, ar JJrn •.i" c
'>lra t '1g. • •tJl ,,n · ! ' ,.. rr .Jut:'
T m T"i1·~ -1-• ' f ll \ "---H -.r .; ; : _ .! R R..i r ~ :
·' l -i'aJ "ll '• J,~ \\l''' J. "i
rJ'l Jr: l .s--~ P,·i.. ~: ...
RHI l.s~.;> Ru. " J '-.w~
~ngels Mauch suffers only from bronchitis
anageiexpected back .... --soon in Palm Springs --.
..... Tk A..C.0Ciale4 Pren
• Anacls Manager Gent M auch. who left the
Nub abruptly last wttk an Scottsdalt. <\m .. to
~'JO m edical tesi.s. has been diagnosed as
1&1fTtnna fro m a case of .. m ild bronc haus:· the
dub announced Tucsda).
Mauch, 62. was rtlascd Tu<"Sda) aftt r-
ltoon from St. Joseph's Hospital in Orange
• He had Id\ tbt team in Aruo na o n Fnda).
wmplaanina that he hadn't been f~lina v.ell.
"'1d enttred the bospatal o n Monda)'.
• Or. Jules Rasmski. the club's ph)s1c1an. .
ll•nJut lnl tht• tel.I\ and pre\4.nbeJ mt·J1,.11111n
for \fau(h. ""ho returned 10 ht') homt" 1n
Ra n.:ho \lir.igt• to u1n11nu1.· h1\ re(ul)\·rat1t1n
\i'3u"h •'> likt'h lo return to h1' managing
dulll'"S >0me11me .ifter the;-.\ngcls '>htit tr11m
their .\nLon.i training camp to 1ht·1r .. pnng
fac1ht~ 1n Palm Spring' Fnda~ for tht· tinal I"''
\\'eel s o f1he1r nh11'i11111n \C hedule
The ~ngel man.igt•r had inform ed &l'nt•rJI
m anagt'r M 1kt' Pon . the pla,ef'i and rt·Plmt•r,
Fnda~ mo rning that ht' "'as lea,ing to h.t\C a
mC"d1"al t h1."\.~up. \a\lng ··~ince last .\ugu-;t I
ha,en·t rt•all\ fell the "3' I thinl 1 shtiulJ rm
going to find .<lut 1fth1<1 1s ho\.\ ~ou'rt" 'luppcJ<;.c:J
lO fl"el ""hen ~uu·re t>~ l"m going 10 get after II
\taut h J hc.i') .. moler often has l'>t..·t·n
plagued b~ a 1. uugh
·an.:I.' ht'> suddt•n JC'panure from tht· l lut'>
IJ'l •'\Cl '.l '>l'J-jul\tt11n'J~I..,;., '•t•.! ........ ,
IJl.l t1'J , h.: .ipp.ir1. nt ' ''J'1..:r ".: " •• •r r. ..1
n1n1• 'TIJIJJ\ ".l' .-du•nit "l'·'-
lt",gr:jl nt· ...... Jt'>'itl u'.' l' • '-' \
,,,m1. p!.•tni I """'\~.ti. t • ~ •t: , .11'1. '"J' h.1r1x:r, n11..-. \'-t• II all I'll· ., f'J ~ 'rr .,~, r .1
,. ..... JJ\') .i nd I'm ".irt· ., •''"' ".: ' '1.i".:t
l":lo •';: Ih::n -•
11·, ""t>n1.krtul nt'" ...... J \ ~l ~ ... :
( l\\.• IC' R<)j.l~. "hll ".l' \IJ ... ,t-' h ., l '"
mJna~t: the dut> J uriri8. h, Jh,, 1 .. H'
ht•Jhh h.14'.ll\o\3\\ ~t·n thl fi!J n, ~, J, .. .s•• f'
rm surt: he II t>t· ~J, ,, r· .i~ • I ·:•o.1r
I••"'' normal Jut1~
In Tut'sda\ ·s ad1t1r
Gluts 7. Aqrls l. \\ a· "'I. •cJ 11-\n~
J,1ubk'>.tnddrll\l'll'th.-•"' •" r\r.l~·,
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-rt ' i hl J1~ ~--.it " J.... ... .. " J;' ~ -~Jr ,fcb:-
E'fHH i . Dodcus 1 l'\ , \1 .. · -
h.. ·J' 'e \trong r-., "g"i .tnd '"'TlJd .C"d "" • -..·
h • .. ., , ·the -;p...,-~ • c.iJ \I >nt•c.i PJ'' ·
[) '1~. ' 't"''' ~u.iJ Pit< 'Iler 'la 1 ,. • ..,~
.!~ '-...uaJ JctrJ'•~ •he ''"" 'I • \I, '
Tbobe blanks
Pasadena, 6-0
t •· T n •ht· hur'ed a four-hit
\hut .,· i odd lJoldt"n V.tst
( 1k~t •1 .1 'I-V.tn O\ef
Pa\ddt'"J "' uth < oast Con·
ft·rn. t ...,.,'><-.°'JI "JXner T uesda)
on thr R ,,.,1.a• rit'ld
f!u [J,., ., High product
'>trud. v 1 • and v.alkt"d llo\O in
p1d. Of ... r . ',. r\t '>hUlOUt of the
~.l"-'"
fhC" Ru.,llt'"' • 1-1 I .1--61 sco red
onu: •n "•ti 'ht• +"1rst and lhtrd
.n-ng~ ~·t .. ·t." J,< .\'ersa un·
•l•r~l·J .s '" 'run '>IDgle an the
'' w ... i' < 1 IJc" \\ l."'>l ad<kd singlt'
ru'l' r '4., c -·t-JnJ t"lghth
.\it·r.,.. "'j' 2 t11f .1 v.11h 3 RBI
a nd T rn ,...,, the a w \,\as~ for 4
&1 k.offilT'dlc: JJme\ Butthen
~" h , ' g.Amc: ... ·.111nr strtak
tOMt 'l .i-,nJ g,1 ng .. for~ and
\,\al~ rig thret• • mn
h1t11n~ .,trt'.s~ l J '>\1.•kn basest Kt"tth
L.ivl1. r· tan Re"ichl"rt f '5"'\.
R . \ .inJcrR ti 'J "'l and M1kt
HJ' tr 'J' f ..iJ1' I lr.tn~l trip1r(' ,lptner
"" I ll·J ... r, J "Jll t !'x-•""tt"n the area·s
·,r~"' =""'··~·tl''
( "..1 1~. J,.' De·n. Dt-hdash·
1..:~. , .. -,. •• ~lc.-1T·1 ... (,1llege
"l..i' , .. J.!l • ~·,me run' .ind dri,t'n
-..,~, 2' g.i~e\ ""h1le
~ .i • 8, HjMc:h"l d •ransfer
L \ • _,..-h · : h,•ml"f'i and
RI~: 'W .... ' •
\I , \I '~ J J 'ti 1t1ng J~,., (,rc-g
I '.J '" ~---.... n.; OthJash11an
t •. :h; ..... ..ll J.
rt·;-~·· ~ ... 'laS'!>lumpt'd to
..,, ·l ;• ... ~ ., ,rnte· rit ld b'
"\ •I> ... J ~., M.. ,,
Gene Maucb
r'l-ojaas' Sutter goes 4 for 4
.. rojans score six
In eighth Inning
to ~lvage DH spltt
has first v.m an thrt"\" dC"Ct'i1om
fn the fi rst game. l n1\ef'S1t\ rt'ltC'I
pitcher Scott M cCorpn h11 a Ken-
nedy battn v. 1th the ba~ looded a nd
no ne out in th~ botto m of the eighth
The run was charg<'d to staner Garth
Viar (l·l). v.ho stru ., o ut 12
In the ~Hind g.imc 'lagk drl'l' l" in
1 .... 0 run\ ..-. 1th a. lnpk in tht tir't
inning a \.\ l'Slminsler .1um~ tu J
.\--0 lead But Lall'v.ood ( '..Jl t.ilhC"d J
s1ngJe run 1n the fil"'I. thrt't" run' ea• h
in the th1rJ. founh and fifth annintr'
and fi ,c 1n tht \nth
Knepper
questions
woman ump
J.. l"-.'\I \t \tH Fl.1 \ r
•h•u,wn p11, her R..1ti 1'n<'rt't'' ~
l111k \Uf'r"'n from h t~ tC'arnm.itl"'
Tur\d,l\ .tti.·r \,.!\Ing v..1m('n
sh,1uld n,11 tie Un1 J'I~ ~JU~
(1,lJ ,r1.•.i1C'\11 ht>m t,1 ~ rc:-mtn n1..
SCC stuns Azusa, 2-1,
take-a over first Place
Kenned) took a 3-1 lt'ad v.1th thrtt
runs in th<-fifth. bul th~ T ro1ans
folA&ht back an tht st\enth 1hanks to
McC'orpr) Tht T n>Jan scomt to
pull w1tban a run. and t~n
Mc\Of'IV) s1n&Jtd 1n C hm Banning
to lie the pme
BaDOlftl went S for on the n11ht
In OlbcT hiah tchool actio n
Wei' I 1111 '-J . ._.. ...... l-1$
Bnaft S.ubbs th~ a four·h1ttcr and
Jim ~ 1'it a thrtt-run homtT m
tht fitM ..... but hosl La .. cv.ood
tarMd 1 spht Wlth a 16-tnt per-
btDutt •• tlw ··~ n.c Uoes~~~~ T "'~"'the
tit' en lb. but thnt tut has mC"
nae for some lDOft bfalb•nt room
_...... alloMd a nin ia ae '°"nh as
'9t rahed M ruord to 24
lagk v.as) for.., 1n the t'<'O game
\.\ nh fh c R Bl. "'h1le Ben \1t"ndou
lo\C'nt 1 for '1n tht first pmt
M.__ Vt.je H . F.-taJa \'alky
le fohn CQlpogrtto Ohrtt RBI' and
Tom \1endon lont RBI) hat tk'me
runs for the Barons (3-\) but the
Dtab4o.. ( >-{)) ~\a1kd at home
\far\ Dodd v.cnl 1 for .a for Fount..a1n
\ .1lk' anJ pitcher Jt fllblt (0.11 too.,
the to ....
~ .. a.,cts• '~. u..rtJ Qris.
Uu ti famt"'I ah a ( \.-0) es,l"Md l~
"''n 1 4 11 as P"lo nttT 1mPf'O\'t'd to '-<>
\o\tth the •an on the \t1nuttmcn·~
J1JmonJ
l1bcn' Cl\nman I \--.) •b lcod b\
Bnan Jame"\ 1~ f; r ' mpk,and .\m1r
.\mm . •M had• thrtt-run doubk tn
the founh tor h11 fint tu t of ~
~wn
· \\ t.ir .u her .1t-1lit\ .,,.
u mp1nng, .,he Sttm'> fine hut I
dlln·t then\.. .a \o\tlm.in \h11ulJ t'IC .ari
umpm. ..._ncppt"r ~1J Th<'"T
a rc "-'mt• th1n1' th.at men
sh >ulJn I J ,1.anJ ~t thin th.at
a ,.,llm.Jn sh .. 1uldn t J.,,, I thin
umpmn1 " 11n<' lll th<'m
K llqlpt'f plll h<'J th<' 1nn1np
an\1 Put\~uflh \l,,nJ,,, •1th
female ump.rt' Pam ~ltma
~hind t~ rl.Jte h(' 1~ hl-1n1
con 1 ·l't\i for :a ':a11on.tl lt ur
Wi&nmC"nt. v. ht(h 11\\llllJ mal t
her 1h.(-ti1"5l v.oman ump.l"l" an th<
ma1on
Knc:PP" found B\"lth•na •
••th Postnna ·, ,. but ~un-
11oord bn naht to bt 1n thrt .rob
(P'l1111-WQMA•/a)
~n, l •.l'ln<'' J, ut>ll"'J h,lme \11\..('
F , "'lth the "''"n1ng run in the
t'.1t1<un of ill\-ninth inning a"'
>uth<'rn t .ihforn1.t l •'llrtt tunnC"d
\tu~ ~""'11,1fi1.. 1-1 1n a {rold<'n Ute
\ thltltt ( l.)nftft'rk(' t\l~t'tllll pm<' at
'l t T uC"'J.1'
Th< •an 1mp"'"l"' the \ .angu.an.h
h1 J. I in "·,,nt<'l"C'"'C' .anJ • I l 1.1"<'rall
Th< (. {'lup~ \.'lt .\7u~ P K1fi tall I<'
l I 1n the (1 <\( .and 1 • \ tl\ttall
l1m \bnsftckl \Untd o n the
mounJfor C andp,tu.paltaJ-otl
hllmc Nn to fa, ~r \1unllo \1an
tick! r~~ Jnl)tt\<'r hilttH ""11 thtn
h.aJ tu ttllrt' Jut to .i pulkd mu~ I<"
\tar\ Oeusttant came <ln and
p1tcht'd a rompktt pmc ~hutoui
\lnk1 out K\t'n 1n tht PftX'n Bui
11 I ('(1 as tboush Deu•nt\
Pllflhna pttfonnan« mapt ht
•W<d ti .Uu.sa held a 1-0 Ind
UI 6 \ll~ ln 1\1 np.
In l u\lb JetT\toult t oo
board oa an nTOr and a •
1,,1 \o\.t'\J l ;i ,,, '81.i;ar th<'n sacn-
t"i, t-J thl runn<'~ 1nll"' "-Onn& pos-
•t1 '" anJ hl(' Holdrn t 'ttu\ed a
~u1.'\ 1.; hunt .alll'"'tng "'401~tt to
o;.."\,.ll'\'.
"1th 1.>n<' ,1u1 1n t~ ninth Frt1 and
t •J\1ll hit h;), ~ 11.>-t\ac\.. doubles to
.,,I n,h lht• v.1n lt'lr \( (
h1,h fohn,...1n "'Cnl : for ' for tht
\ 3~1'\1 "'h11(' f"at V. \'IOCb ('for )
.and \.a'ill('f Rull 11 for 4' ~
\/uSI Parifi
•
~ Coeal DAILY PILOT/ Wedi~, MM:h 18, 1N8
~-----
rfi>Jans topple
Vaqueros Jn five
Ullivtni•y rallied in all three of ltS victories 10 dckat Irvine in
~Ui•@jiij•-~------------------------------~
~~ ... ~ ~ 16"-64. II.-'J-IS. I-IS, IS.13 Tuesday
... aivina ~ T rojans their fi rs•
wtn over the Vaq\lCf'os in fo ur yea.rs.
Arizona Should change pa~t trend
could not come at a be1\ef u~. We'n: pla)'ln&
the: best we've played all year Io na.
In 1986.. An ton11 visited Lona Beach.
losina a firs•-rounder to Auburn, 7J..63.
at Los Anatles for a fi rst-round rnee1ioa with
Ivy Leaauc cham pion Cornell. the tast·s>latt
SC'Cd in tht West.
v
Middle hitter Scott Uslie and
letter Jay Kim were the key figures in be!Pina U niversity improve 10 2-0.
Wildcats shouldn't bow
early tn NCAA tourney "If lou don't thmk you ca.n win it, you
should n 'be •here, and you won't win it if you
don't think you will."
last year. the Wildcats danced at home:.
but to 1he same tune. Tun·EI Paso came into
Mc Kalc Ccn•er and beat AM ona 98-91 in
overtime.
A year aao. point auard ~tevc ~,,.sat o ut
wha• would have been h11 senior ICUOn
because of reconstructive knee sureery. An·
l Ona started five underclassmen and thear oaly
senior was a reserve auard.
The T rojans ralhed from a 14-10
deficl• tht firs• pme, from 14-1 in the
second and fro m 11-9 an the third as Leslie c:klivered the final three points '° win the match.
TUCSON. Ariz. (AP) -Each of 1he last
thrtt )'cars. Arizona has danced the NC AA
Tournament's one-step shuflle. A q uick loss.
and o ut the door.
He said his suiff and plafers art'n't
concerned about the strenath o the WMt
Rt"&aonal field. whic h includes seven teams
ranked in the Top Twenty.
"We're no t worried about an ything. a nd
that's not to say we don't ttSpcct everybody we
pl:l), because I thmk we do." Olson said . "But re~J>l"Ct and fear. I think. are two different
things."
A year aao. the Wildcau were 18-12.
makanf the West field as •he 10th teed. This
season s veterans readily admit they were awed.
fearful or outmanncd the first two or thrte
limes they played in the NCAA Tournament.
Ken-came back this st"UOn to provide Ole
leadership ro r a team that features three other
seniors. earning a spot on t.he All-American
second team. The only underclassmen among
the starters. junior forward Scan Ellio11, was a
fi rst-team pack.
In another m atc h:
0.. llUh a. Ottu Yiew t : I he
Seahawks were overpowered by the
host Dolphins. IS-10. IS-6. 17-15.
Ch ris Tomhn led Ocean View with
six kills.
This ume. the No. 2-ranked Wildcats. 31-2
and top seeded an the West Regional. are
looking to Y.tn the dan« marathon while
doubling as a doorman and ushenna other
guests home
"We're e~c11ed. l thank. that t he 11mc is
here," Coach Lute Olson said T uesday. "and it
ln 1985. Olson's first NCAA team at
Arizona played a first-round pmt' at Albu-
querque. N .M .. and lost to Alabama 50-41.
T heysaythat's not the case now,eom in•as
the) arc off a regular season season in which
the) won thrtt to urnaments. including the
Great Alaska Shootout and the Fiesta Classic in
which they beat Michipn. Syracuse and Duke.
T his year's tnp wall bc to Pauley Pavilion
Olson said he was .. very excited" about
Elliott's selection but was "excited and sur-
prised" with Kerr's.
Identical twin scouts
throw counterparts
into mass confusion
From Tk Associated Press
WINTER H o\ VEN. Fla. -..\i. Little
Leagut'rs. Phil and Bob Rossi wore in111als
on their hats so the manager could tell them
apart.
The) stall wear the same leu ers on their l·aps. hut
no w 11's re,erse'.d Bob's ··p" stand for Patt!>burgh anc.J
Phil's ··e" is for Bo ton
The) are be he~ C'd 10 be the onl~ 1den11cal tw 1 n!>
e'er to be maJor Jeagul' sco uts
While the brothers search hard for pla~ni..
confusion ea!>il) finc.Js them.
Like the 11me San Francisco G iants scout lo.en
"Squeal~·· Parker !.aw Bob 1n Lo uisiana one da) and
ran into Phil thl' Ol'\t afternoon an ~1ar)land.
··\\hat are }UU doan' up here. tx>~ ., .. Parker asked
Phil pla~l·d along for a...,h1le before telling thl'
secret
··He got this rt•al puuled lool on his lacc ... Phi l
said ·· .\nd then hl' ~1d .. , ou look more lake him than
ht·d~·s ··
Others d1.in't get fooled Phil was at Three R1 'e"
~t.tc.Jium 1n P111Sburgh for an amateur .\11-Star game
'IA.hl·n P1ratL'' (rcneral Manager S,c.J Thrift walked past
··<irc \UU do an~thing or sa ~ an~thang. I kno"'
who \Ou Jft·' Thrift said with a smile ··1 know ~ou·re
not thl' unc "ho "orl.s for us ··
Thl' ~~-~ l·ar-uld brothers are nc' er togetht."r during
thl' \e.;t!>On Phil roams the m1d-.\tlant1C' region and Buh
I!> b..t\l'd in L llUl\l.lna
Tht•1n1mdarl\ pla' ful temixraments male 11 e\en
hard1:r lo tell "ho·\ v.ho
'x.1ml't1me!> 11 gl't\ touch~
..\ "uut tor tht• "-iew ) orl Meh ""ho lnu"'' Phil
thought he~" hi., rncnd at Fenwa~ Parl an Bm tl1" It
IUrnl'd out hl' hac.J lhl' v.rung brother
Bubb' d1c.Jn ·1 lo.nL•" "ho he "a\ and 1gnorl'd him
·1 '><I" thl: gu' l""O month\ later and he \tannl
~l:lling di ml · Phil 'did ··He a<;lo.ed ·what·., tht: dl"al
\.\ llh that !.nub 1ob ,.
··11raed W \l•ll him l"c.J nl'\Cr bc.•cn 10 Bo<\tOn and
thJ\ ht· mu'>I hJ\t: \t•t:n m) 1-...·an brother:· Phil said ··He
d1Jn 1 ~lac\ t: 11 lfr stormed ou' and "'as real hot un11I
'>omc<•nl· d-.c 111ld him I "'as telling the truth ··
\h1\t bJ...:hall people usuall~ find out the hard wa '
lklth Jdm11 huwc,er. thal \Omt:da~ the\ might
enJm tx·1ng un lhl· \.lme 1eam ~1 a' be Minnesota
'I al"a~ s 1l'll pcuple ...,e·re the t\.\ ins "o rk1ng for thl'
ReJ \o , and Par:11e~ ·· Phil \aid
Quote of the day
Kurl Stllh•'t ll. 'hon\to p tur lhl· J....an..a~ l 1 1~
Rll\JI, al\rr \ufTering a hru1~·d nght <.houldn
and bru1<,ed right knee "hllc kft fielder (rdl)
T hurman "a~ le i! "•th a chipped tooth ""hen thq
coll1dt'd during a l hase for a fl~ ball at an
t'\h1b111on game at Florida tale ··thank. (1od 11
WJ)n·1 Bo (J.il lo.'><>n I u\Jt tht."rt' or else thc>'d ha't'
had 10 p1elo. up bod~ pieces all o'er the outfield ."
Calgary•s Loob scores three
Hak.a Loob n·wrdl•d h1\ fifth thrl'C· ~
g1..1.t l gaml' 11! lhl .e.ir dnd St'u~nd an a\ '
m.tn) games .l) the ( algar~ uu1las1ed
Hanford -b IO \weep 1h~ threc·game
..ca<;on \<'TIC'> Lonb "'ho had three goals and thrt~c
a''"'' an Saturda' ., 10-4 rout of Buffalo raised his
S(.'a\un IOtak lo -it> goa l and 95 point\. both career h ighs
.\l•.<1 in the \:H I A11toa Sta1ty \Cored the '4 1n n1ng
goal on a JX)""er pla~ 1n the \etond pt:nod and
go.iltl•ndt·r \1Jra o Brune11a blO(. lo..cd ~O ~hots a \ C)Ul'lx'l
dl.'featl'd l nrontu 1-2 Kelly Klslo and ~orm
MaclHr '4.0fl"d lir\t·penod powl'r-pla\ goals and Claris
l\Oilao rnnnl'C.:ll'd 1n lh<' third period as the ''°w 'r orl
R.tngcr'> dcfealt'd Ph1iadelph1a 1-1 Herb Raglan
scored ha\ 10th goJ I 11f1 hc \C<h On v.11h: :1 rema1n1ng
an thl' third pt:nod l1ft1ng ~t Lou I\ 10 a "'· ~ 11e "1th
\-1\111ng C hal .sgu Geoff Courtaall had th rn· goal' and
Wa) ne Gretzky 1hret' a~saw. a' the\ led Edm11n1on pa<;t
Buffalo ~
from 12 Noon!
NFL approves St. Louis move
P HOENIX The St Louis EE
Cardinals' flight lO Phoenix was formal!~ •II t
appro ... ed Tuesda~ as the once h1J}ll} stable
NFL underwent its third franchise shift an
SI'< years.
The NFL teams voted 26-0 to approve the move.
.... 1th the Los Angeles Raiders and M1am1 Dolphins
abstaining. tv.o months to lht' da) after Wilham V
8 1dw1ll announced his intention to sh at\ the Cards to
1he sun-drenched southwest. an area tht' leaguc had
considered its most likely expansion site.
The club owners delayed a decision on the a mount
of an 1ndemn1t:r the Cards m ust pa) to the league
pending the outcome of a lawsuit over v.hat the Raiders
o"e for their move from Oakland to Los Angt'les an I~ :!. It v.as that transfer that began the era of what
( omm1ss1oner Pete Rozelle calls ··franchise fret
agl·nq ··
The ote o n the Cardinals followed a last-ditch
ellort b\ a l. Lo uis c1v1c ~oup. "'h1 ch offered 10 build
a .,0 <>Ob-seal domed stadium 1fthe Cards sta)'ed
f he team will be kno"n as the Phoenix -no1
.\nwna -Cardinals.
NF-L teams agreed to replace the current 30-second
clod for putting the ball in pla) "1th a 45-second
inter' al that begins 1mmt'd1atel) after the " h1stle blows
t."nding lhl' pre\ IOUS pla}S
The rule. which "Ill be used dunng the regular
season. 1~ an offshoot of a 40-second clock that was used
e).pcr1mentall) an last year's preseason. That rult' was
rcJeCtl'd after almost every coach an the league said ll
d1dn 't g1' c them enough tame to mal e changes.
Thl' teams also passed a rule that ma) encourage:"
attl·mpts lo bl()( k m o re punts.
Bui the~ reJCCled two proposals. One would ha' t'
allowl'd 1hc defensive teams to score one point b)
returning a botched extra point for what normal!)
.... ould ha' e been a touchdown. The other would ha' e
made an) infracuon b} the ofTensl\e team on a kick a
lt).)ard pcnah) from "here the ball was whistled dead
aht·r the pl3)
I he) also turned down a m o'e by the Cicattlc
"il'Jhav. l s 1ha1 l.\OUld have allowed hnebackcr Brian
Bosv.orth to Wl'ar··44 " h1'i o ld college number NFL ruk~ allow llnt•bach·~ 10 \.\('ar nume~ onl) Jn the s<>s
ur 9(~
Clippers drop eighth straight
Purvis Sltort and Akttm Olaj•won m
'>lurl'd 30 point\ each to lead Houston to a
I 16-1 111 'actor) and hand tht• C llppers
1he1rl•1ghth strn1ght loss The Rocl ets ha"e
1.1.on four ofthear last fl\e games The C'hppers. 12-48.
ha\l' lust 24 c-onsecut1\C road games. Rod.Dey McCray
aJdl·d 18 point!> and I 0 rebounds for Houston. "hale
thl' Clippers .... ere paced b) Buolt Benjamia'1 2 ~points
Jnd 12 rebounds Mlh W""°'9 had n point\ and
roolo.1e K~ Normu 21 points and sax rebounds for lh.t'
( hpfll:r' In other N BA games. Larry Bird scored 17
ofh" '4 point'i an the third quaner and VISllang Bosto n
ddeall'd I nd1ana. 11 9-1 IJ . . OomlDiqH Wlllillas
~orl·d ~6 point~ lo lead host Atlanta to a I 04-90 '1cto r)
o'er Ph1ladelph1a . "hach led b) as man) as 12 point~
earl) 1n the game MkMel Jorda• scored 12 of has '\8
points dunng an 18-6 second-quant'r run and Sam
Via ceat had a cart."er-h1gh 18 points and I I assists as
host C'h1<ago defeated Cleveland. I 08-89 Paul
Pressey and Randy Breau scored 17 points each as
~td v.aulee. using a third-quaner surge. defeated
'1'>1 lmg Sacramento 108-9 7 for lls 12th '1CtOf) an their
ld'it I h game'i Sal ramento center JawaJU1 Oldllaam
nl'l'd\ i.urgen o n has lcft knee and "111 lx lo!>t tor th\'
rl·mamc.Jcr of 1he ~a son
\Vepnersentencedforcocalne
NEV. BRl 'N WICK.NJ -Former m
lx1\er ( hucl Wepner. the "Ba)onne
Blel'Uc:r'· "ho onl e fought for 1hc heav~ -
"'l'1gh1 1111<:. "as ~ntenc-cd Tue~a) to 10
~rar'I 1n priso n after admming 10 cocaine charges
~ epncr. a liquo r saksman "'ho lost a bad for the
11tlc in 1975 dgainst champion Muhammad ..\la. wa~
arrc<,tt·d in \a~ re' 1lle an ~o' ember 1985 as pan of an
undnu>' er police an ... est1ga11on. said >\ssistant M1ddle-
'>l., Prmec ulor Ro n Kercado
1 he former bo'\er adm1t1~ in December to
l'oo<.piral") and pos~ss1on o f cocaine Ht' claimed in
wurt hl' had become add1c-1ed to lh~ drug but did not
\ell 11 tor profit
Westminster,
Ocean View
capture meets
[n, 1d Reedus won thrct' spnnts to
lead Westminster M1gh to a 82-54 w. an
over El To ro in a boy'I no n-leaaue
track mttt Tuesda) at Westminster
Lunch Buffet-All You Can Eat
The Lio ns are now 2-0 as Reedus
sv.epl to" ins 1 n 'he I 00 meters (I 0.8 ).
200 (23.5) and 4()() (Sl.9) The
Chargers took first place m onl) four
e ents.
•NED BEEF I CABBAGE
Wtth All T~ Tt1rnm1ngs
~tleach
673-5380
llllW ..... rut, now hen's the M.t. You hlM out • .....-.
In a no ther boys meet
•Ocun View·, Victor G u1tetl'Cl
also won three spnnts .;th •imn of
11.23 1n the 100 mc&ers. 2• 2 in the
200 and 53. 7 an the 400 as the
Scahawks breezed by Estancta.
Dann) Kull.th -.-u another a 1riplc-
w1nna for Oc:~an View. eapcunna the
800. 1.600 aAd l .200 meter races.
Jn aarts meets: •JuM Tafu.a won the spot pu• with
a M-a ve of 39-S'h •o pn>Vlde West-
manittr with one ofits only biahliatlts
1n a 9S.ll lou '° El Toro. -sbelley TochJuk doubled fof tlle Lions (1-1 )i
winn11l1 the~ me1Cft aod 300 k>w
bwdlcs.
•Ocean Vi"''' Kll'lty Savtll won
the 200 me~ (27 .2) anCI <400 metcr1
<I ~o 1.1),. and teammate Ocbbte o·Bncn v.-u. doubac wtnncr.
Brett. Cl.ei_"ens look in form Carp" el .. .,.el•
Kansas { ll) s GNrce Brett and Ill .&& --~ .&
Boston's Recer Clemns we~ 1n m id·
season form Tuesday 1n Wanter Haven. h •t ~oe Fla. Bret\ dro' e an seven runs with his first ..
two ho mers of the exhibition season and Clemens n 0 J s
struck out nine Ro)als in four innings as Kansas Caty
beat Boston. 11-5 ... MUt n.m,... V• Ha1e1 and
Luce ParriU had singles and Philadelphia took
ad"antage of '"o Atlanmta errors to score thrtt first-
m nang run s an a n 8-7 win ... J.a.. lldyu and Dave
Sclamldt combined to pitch eight scoreless innings as
Bahimore topped Texas.. 6-2 ... Erk Balled, traded to
Minncsota b) Houston last season. broke a SC'Oreless tie
with a 1"0-run eighth-inning home run as the Twins
won. 2-0 ... Rookie lef\-handcr Al Leiter oft.he Yanken
pitched fi ve h1tlMs annmgs and teamC'd with three Ne w
York Yankees relievers for a 3-0 wan over Detroit Eric
Davia a nd Nleli Eaa1ky h it con secutive ho me runs and
Toronto committed five errors as Cincanna ti ~at
Toronto. 9-7 Jose UIMI drove in four runs and R.J.
Re)nolds dro"e 1n three runs as Pall burgh routed St.
Lo uis. 14-2 . Chicago's Darrbi Jaeksoa hat a two-run
ho mer an the top of the ninth inning to cap a thrtt-run
rall) and the C ubs topped Oakland . 4-3 ... Alvia Davia
tripled home M1ke Khl&UJ from first base with onc o ut
an lhl' 10th annin$ to givt' a Seattle spht squad the
'telOIJ over San Diego. 5-4 ... Steve Trot1t patched fi ve
scoreless innings and Brick Sml .. hll l""O home runs as
Scali le whipped the Cubs splat squad. 9-1.
British support Budd's entry
LONDON -Bntash track officials m
Tuesda). ignoring warnings of a wtde-
spread antemauonal boycoll. refused to
keep South .\fncan-bom runner Zola Budd
from ne"t week's world cross country champ1o nsh1 ps 1n
New Zealand
The Smash .\mateur Athlcll Board saad at had
considered a request from the spon's governing bod) to
leaq: Budd o ff thC' tt'am for tht' March :!6 e'enl m
.\ud.land. ~cv. Zealand. but had concludC'd she was
enrnlcd to take pan.
The lntt'mauo nal Amateur o\thlt'tac Federatio n
quesuo ned Budd·s ehg1b1l11) following allegations that
she was 1n' o h t"d in at least one meet la~t June 1n South
.\fr1ca w h1ch as ostracized b) 1ntema11onal spons
o rgan1;a11ons fo r II!> racial segregatio n pohc1es.
Fearing bo)com of upcoming meets and" en the
Summer O l)mp1cs. 11 askC'd thC' Bnush Board Monda)
to ~ralt h Budd
Television. radio
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6 p.m -BOXING: John Meek1n!i \5
Anthon) Pearson m a IQ.ro und Jun1or-.... et-
1eN e1ght bout. from ..\tlantac C'll). N J .. ESPN
8 30 p.m -PRO BASKETBALL Ne"
'orlo. a1 Ph1ladelph1a (dela)ed). WO R.
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Tuurn.tm<'nt first round -"ubum vs. Bradle).
from ·\tlanta. Ga . ESPN
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"'onh ( arollna .\&T. from Chapel Hill. N C..
E\PN.
I· 30 p m -COLLEGE BASKETBALL r-.< \..\Tournament first ro und -W~oman2 vs
L<.nola-Manmount. from Salt uke t H,. lrtah. ES~' . .
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N( .\..\ Tournament fi~t round -So uthe rn
~kthod1st '\ Notre Dame. from Chapel Hall.
NC . ESP~
6:30 p m -COLLEGE BASKETBALL
NC ..\..\ To urnament first round -DePaul v
W1Ch1ta State. from South Bend . Ind .. ESPN
8 30 p m -COLLEGE BASKETBALL.
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6 JO p m -PRO BAS~ETBALL: C'hppe~
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H>-35 p.m . -EXHIBITION BASEBALL.
Ph1ladelph1a \S. Dodgers. K.AB(. (790).
Edison pitche r hurls third ho-hit
gam ~ of yea r to bea t Sunny Hills
Edison H igh's Terry Carpenter threw he r third no-
hmer of the young season. stnking out 16 as the Charge~
defeated host Sunn)' Hills. 2-0. an a non-league softball
p me Tuesday.
Carpenter (3-1 ). who threw a ixrfect game an the
season opener. did not allow a walk, but an error allowed
a Sunn) Hills player to reach base.
In the third inning. J yll Patunson wallc.ed, stole
second and later scored on a passed ball to g1 vc Edison
(3-1) a 1-0 lead. In the fifth. Knsta Ecken walked. stole ~ond and then was moved to third on a b unt single b~
Pattinson. Eckert scored sho nly a fter on a passed ball.
Amy Huell of Sunny Hills allowt'd only one hll.
In other non-league games:
Ulterty c..ristlaa 13, Pioeeer Baptist I: Kim
Ena.strom s1ruck out 14 of a possible 15 ballers and d ad
not allow a hll in a five-inning game at TeWankle Park
T he Minutemen (3-2) garnered onl).' four hits bu1
recl'1vcd 14 walks. Angclette George led Labt'rty C hristi.an
with a 2-for-3 performance at the plate
Lapu lkaella ~. Newport Ha"°r 4: Susan Gun·
de~n hu a two-run home run an the seventh to lead the
Anl\ts to their first non-league wan .
The Artists ( 1-2) scored once in the firstand 1w1ct' 1n
the fif\h. but Newpon Harbor ( 1-2) countered w11h a run
an the founh. In the fi fth. the Sailors turned three singles
an error and a walk into thrt"e runs to take a 4-3 lead.
~ell I, Costa Mesa I: Blanca Salva allo....,ed
JUSl four hats whale striking out six in hurling thl·
complete-gamt" '1ctol") for the host Roadrunners (4-01
o'er the Mustangs (2-1).
lrviae %-1, Maler Del 1-3: Jennifer Brundage ( 1-1 l
hm1tl·d the \1s11ing Monarchs (J-2) to four hits in tht·
C'pcner and Brandi Armstrong scored the wanning run on
a passed ball "llh o nr out an the seventh inning .
In college action.
CS Su Bcnardl.o 13·1, SoCal C0Ue1e t -3: Mama
uflcur and Kam Casey pitched complete games as the
Co) Otes swept the do ubleheader at sec.
WOMANUMP ...
From Bl
"I have a belief thal God has intended man and
v.oman to be different ... Knepixr saad. "It's a ph)Sl{'al
thing I don't thank wo men -were created b) God to be a
ph)'S•~al. hard pc~on I thank God crca1ed women to be
femin1nl'.
··in God's socact). woman v.as created in a role of
subm1ss1on to the husband.
Knepper alc.o said. ··11·s no t that woman 1s 1nfenor.
but I don't bche't' women should be an a leadership role
I d on·1 think a woman should be the president of thl·
t 1nllcll ~talcs or a go' crnor or mayor or police chief."
Astros pllr her CharlC'y Kcrfcld dasagrttd w11h
Knl'ppcr.
"I thmk that's JUSl lhe male ego talking." said
Kt·rfeld. who also pitched Monday whak Postt'm a was 1n
1he game ··1 1hought she did a good JOb. She's paid her
dues (an tht' manor leagues) and she should get he r chann ·
too"
Knepper alw opposes fem ale spon s wnters com ing
into the Astros dressing room. He declines interview'>
.... hen "'omen wn 1ers arc an the team's locker room.
"Women sports wri1crs have to go into the locker
rooms af\er$3mes 10 talk to the players and I don't belie' e
the) belong in there ... Knepper said.
"It's not a matter of abilat>. It's a mauer of woman's
rok ··
Astros Manager Hal u nat'r said he was impressed
"'11h Postema. who 1s calling spnng traanang pmes this
season.
"I had heard several good things about ht'r from
people who had seen her an the manor leagues. a nd I was
impressed ." un1er said.
··1f she's good enough. I don't set' any reason why shc
shouldn't be hared. There's a place in the Nationa l league
for good umpires. pen od."
Postema. 33. "ho has umpired four sc.asons as a
Class AAA um pire. 1s comixting with seve n o •hcr m inor
league umpires for two openinl S in 1he league's stafT of 28.
Baseball commissioner
issues first drug policy
Players fighting
rules changes
NEW YO RK (AP) -Proposed
chanaes an balk rules and the strike
zone remained on hold Tuesday. with
major leaaues players still &eek.in& a
one-year trial period.
NEW YORK (AP) -The com-
m 1ss1oner's office as.sued its first
wnuen drua policy for maJOr kague
baseball Tuesday
T he rqulations lasted an a two-page
release attn•t new. bjJt 11 as 'M firs•
ta me the romm1ss1oncr's offi« has
pubhcl)' spelled •hem out.
"We JUSt wan' to clanfy our pohcy
so rvcryone understands at." spokes.-
man Rach Levin said.
Gene On.a. associate scneral coun-
sel for Ow Pla~rs ssocsatton. said
lhe wnllen pohc) wtll have little
effect.
-h's cucnhally the same th1na
thc_y•ve adopted in lht' past." be said.
Ona satd all drut ~ arc still
subJ«• to rcv~w under the labor
11tttme nt bctWttn the owncn and
playtn. Under tha• apa:mcnt, man-
aeement must prove theft is JUll
c:aus.t for di.Kiphnary action. If the
p&al cr a1_>Pnb tbc pcoalty. the cue is
•idtd b)' Jn a.rtMtraeor.
•• one orlhat is eoi11 to cMaet." Ona satd.
The meue la.id four naks rqllrd-
int the'* o(dlcpl .. by·~
•TIM: plaWf ls subject IO dt~
cipUnary K'ljon b)' the commbuoft(t.
but .. in not bt pmaliad 1f he
voluntanly panac1pates an a treat-
ment pr<>vam.
•Any playcrcompletinaacouneof
treatment will be rcQuired 'o main·
tain an af'\crcare provam and wall
u ndcf'ao testina for the remainder of
his baseball carttr.
•A player who rcfusn to coopera'e
ma uutme nt prosram or testina will
be di!lC1plincd.
•A player who has repeat-use
probkms wall be d1sc1plincd even ifa
sccond course of tratmcnt ts undcr-
t.a.lten.
The Players Associatio n must five
ats approval for the rules to 10 mto
efTCC1 this season. If not, t.he cbanacs
automatically apply in t 989.
Gene O ru. tcneral counsel for the
union. sent a kner Tunday to
American Leaaue President Bobby
Brown and Naiional Laauc Pre11-
dent Bart Giametti, a skina lhcm 10
reconsider their position on a test
period.
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IFovnlalft v ... v 17, Lllfte a..e1t Wilen M
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100 lr.-1 N t '\tn F VI SO 15 8erg
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100 !)Kio. I Bt8tr>tdtt F' V I 01 61
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400 lrff rtlev-LonQ 8HCll Wol\O" l 3119
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100 1r-I M•bv tE 5'1 1 RoH ILO
5' 0 l l(ort nCNrg EI I 01 0
500 trt -1 l(luQmen 1LOI S II 5 2 MtNttf
(£1 Slit l Moort (E 1 S499
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100 b•Hll-1 F 1neberg E I I 17 4l 1 Stttl
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100 tr...-1 ~''°" ILQI 119 1 2
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:::Clean breaks are easiest
0£A.R ANN LANDERS: As a woman who walked out on one man
and was dumped by anotbtt. I feel
9U9lified to comment on your rq>ly to
Undecided in Montana."
Just because her hu.sbend (from
Whom* is separated) ends up in ber bedroom when be comes to visit the
kids does not mean that be still cattS
for her and that there is hope for the
manUiee. Take it from me, Ann. what il rcally means i.s that the clown wants i> have his cake and eat 1t, too.
· • • When a family man tells his wife
that be is in love with somebody else.
9ia.Dts a divortt and moves out. she
had bttter btJicve it's all over.
' • ... Undecided" should make him slick
tl> his decision. In the long run the .·&annt brea.k.s arc the easiest
In bo~e cases I was invohed in. JM men went back to their wives and l was &lad they did. It was the decent
thin.a to do. Sisn me -C'ONTE:-.:T
IN CALIFORNIA.
DEAR CONTENT: Yov •""' Het...-. are nfresllia&IY a...e.L I
~ J• laave ,,..,lae.t by wlaat JM
laa•e le&rcM4 ... --*a 1904 life fw
J..nelf.
·: DEAR ANN LA•NDERS. A Massa-
·thuseus reader asked. "What on
eanh is wrong with most rtpair
people who come to do a JOb.,.. (She
n.r.4ay, 7
said the' were 1nnponsibae. for-
getful. laz). incompetent and poorly
trained)
I would hkt' to ask her this
question Did \OU 1n to save a buck
b' hanng the local )okel do wn the
street. or the fnend of a friend. or the
gu) who works out of the back of his
pickup truck':' lfso. 1t S<"rvcs you righL
The~ arc the ones who g1ve our
mdustn a bad name
If )OU want high-grade work. call a
reliable contractor Of course. it w11l
cost ) ou morc. but It w 111 be wonh 1t.
Put stod. in that old sa)ing. "You get
what ~ou pa~ for ..
Another problem 1s those third-
ratc outfits that hare low-ballers
bccauS<" the) can tan work tomor-
row. or the' <:on the boss into
bchevmg the~· can keep costs down b)'
not carT)1ng insurance
Tell )Our reader\ "ho want Grade
A work to contac t their local trade
association5.. such as t.be National
Assoaation of Home Builders.. or the
National Assoctation of the Rc-
modelina Industry. Associated
Buildcn and Contractors.. Also. it
wouldn't hun to call the Bc11er
Business Bu~u and the Chambtt of
Commm:c and find out iftbe penon
they plan to hire is a membtt in aood
1tarlding and what kind of ptt·
fonnancc rccprd he (or she) has. Sip
me -A READER IN MICHIGAN.
DEA.ft MICH.; Y• teW it lae It Is, ......... , ... • • • DEAR ANN LANDERS: Regard-
ing the dilemma: To take the conon
out of the bottle ofaspirin or leave it
in: Take it ouL There is no -active
mgttdicnt" in aspirin. as your reaickr
stated. The aspinn nsclf lS combined
with a filler.
The conon. ifleft in the bottle. will
absorb moisture and hasttn the
breaking down of the tablet into the
two substancn from which II is made.
P.S. If the aspirin smells hke vincpr.
it has decomposed. Don't use iL -
S.M .. CHEMISTRY PROFESSOR.
FARMINGDALE. N.Y.
DEAR PllOFESSOR: nub fw
tk ~t ........... It arrhe41 .... ..-ae ......... ~
tlteoria • Gls ... jttt were llYt.I mea~~.
., ARJES (March 21-Apnl 19): Light 1s shed on area
p r e \ 1 o u s I ~ ------------
LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Tcnnapnt attempts to
fluster. confuse. 1mtatc. Keep objective 1n focus -
!>Cenano spoth&lns emplo) mcnt. pets. dependents.. basic
issues. general health. lo'e relationship will 1ntensi~. "proh1b1ted.'' You'll
have special success
m dealings with hos-
pitals. mst1tut1ons. SYDIEY special in teres t
groups Ro mance Ollll could flounsh m
.. out of "'a~ .. place ••••••••••••• TAL'Rl'S ( .\pnl
:?()..\ta) :?OJ· "1sh comes true. populant)' rises. you'll
rece1H' social'°' 1ta11on that could include travel. You'll
be more a"'are of wardrobe bod) image.
GEMl1'1 (\1a' :?I-June 20): You .. break frtt" from
restncuons. Focus on achicvem~nt. pnde. career ab1l1t)
to reno' ate. to re' 1se and rebuild. Change of location
desen es senous considera11on. Scorpio pla\S le' role
CA.'fCER (June .:! I-Jul~ :?:!>-Dig dttp for 1nfor-
ma11on. (he. I. source matenal. be a"' arc of hidden clau\e'I
"h1(h lOuld ··cost mone) .. Relationship is rock~. but
'ou·11 ~10n be on track Gemm1. Sagittanus in picture
LEO !Jul~ ~ l~.\ug. :?:?). lndiv1duaJ close to ~ou
e\pr~S<"S ·senou~ doubts" ronccmmg finances. Be
d1ploma11c but continue to stand tall for pnnClples. MaJor
domestic adjustment 1s h1ghhghtcd.
VIRGO I .\ug. :?3-Scpt. :?2): Define terms. Stt others
in reahs11c hght. be open-minded without beang gulbblc
Check. legal alTatrs. protect reputation. refuse to give up
some~h1ng of \'"alue for noth1na. Piscn 1nvnlvt'd
SCORPIO (Oct. 13-Nov. 21): What you have bttn
seeking 1s suddenl) a'atlablc. Emphasis on crntn1t~.
scnsuaht~. personal It). S<"ll appeal. You ba\'"e suttttded in
capturing lo'e -don't let 1t go. Anes in'olvcrl
SAGITJ'ARJUS (Nov. 22-0cc. 2 n: Stress indepcn-
dc:nce. creau' ll). p1onecnng spmt You'll gain additional
lno1o1.ledge concerning propert). rentals. I~ require-
ments. Focus on loQJ-rangc prospects.
CAPRJCORN {Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Synthesize mfor-
mauon. gain OHrall view Focus on abtlll) to dal "'Ith
public. cspec1all) "'omen. Trust mstmcts. mtu1tion nngs
true Cancer natl\ e ntends dining inv1t.auon
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): & aware of costs..
refuse to be .. taken in .. by obsequious 1ndl\idual. ~n
lanes of commurucauon. realize publtshmg opponuntt) 1s
.. Just around the comer:· Saginanan Wlll pla) top role
PISCES (Feb 19-March 20): Take advant.age of
1rrumstances "'h1ch~uddenl) pa'e 'WI) toward uluma1e
goal Focus on intu111on. courage of con' 1ctaons.
-lF MAJlCB 17 IS YOUR BIRTHDAY current C\cle
features frcsh stan inn~ d1rcc11on. You·n get to heait of
maltel'"\. \OU no longer "Ill find 1t necessary to pla~
.. second fiddle .. You are intense. dedicated. sentimental.
sensual. Taurus. Cancn. Capncom people pla) 1mpon-
an1 roles m ~our life. You have natural leadership.
e \e<:Ull\ c capab1h11cs.
[}'cadtwe
have a baby?·
It bUI1S when people ask uS when we ·re going to st2rt our family. Thqr
don't know we've been trying to have a baby for a long time. Should we keep
trying, or is it time to see a doctor? What about the new fertility options?
A 24-hour childbirth/child care infonmtioo line.
A public senice from fblg Hmpital, Newport Beach.
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GROWING PAJMS * .... 09y/M9w Time' ·----
8olb vulncrabk. South deals.
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Naturally. the French have a
word for it. An "imp&SK" is the
normal ftDCSSC wbue you lead to tM
lower card of a broken sequm«.
CUlllS
GllU
An ''apaw' • is where you lad co-
ward an unsupported honor in tM
hope or findina a biaba booor fa-
vorably located. T19e latta play frc--
quallly will piD a trick or two.
North-South conducted an or·
dcrty auction to a aood s&am. South
could not ua aa.ctwood because of
lilis two fall lolcn in diamgock, IO
be cue-bid t.bc ace or beans, then
made a panel slam try whm bis
pmtna showed the aa of diamonds
in respoosc.
West led a bean to declara 's ace,
md tbae was work to ~
wen losers in both pointed suiu
(sJ*ks wi dpmoods), wi bo(h
could be bu.died witb ~ hdp of an
"QpasK... Wbicb should South
choolc?
8otJa lines Deed IDOR tbaD just t.bc
''apMW. •• If South dK>ola to play
rw t.bc baa of dinioecb wit.la u..
lM l.,edc fiMw -dlo IHCCeed.
If be decu to .., Waa f m tllit tiaa
of sptda, it mma be no more ma
r..x ..-c1a1. m ckdara mm1 fiDd
dlac mltdy eombit?«• of t.bc
...-ol lillaru bcimia uiplcloa. iD
wtliida caw llM: ;.ct of lllarts will
pea.Ide • w:oed *-°'" -... from dlac dmM Iii-'.
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'Dear John 'start.ed panic
0Hr Miami streamed an atnal
banner that rnd· -1 Lo't You. John
Di'ortt Your v.1fe.-An umdcntificd
~ouna v.oman had btred the plot to
make that ft1ghL It carnt to pass that
he learned from telephone c.alls that
the~ a~ m Maami countlcs.s ,.,"cs of
husban~ named John.
Q "h1ch fourfingtf'Sdo t)ptsts use
most ..
A. Right thumb. tint fingtt of the
nght hand. first fin~r of the left..
~ond finger of the left In that orckr.
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Th~ do 63 percent of the work.
Researchc'rs sa) far more -.omcn
than men haH' cau~ to Sol), "I JU!>t
couldn't get to sleep last night." or
1o1.ords to th.at effect.
Wh.at. you've never seen a com·
pletd~ black giraffe? Such there be
Q How nun) golf balls docs the
a'eragc tounng professional use ma
\car"
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S3 Cfack• type
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545 AClquired
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by Bil Keane
"Don't worry. Grandma. Maybe
your wish will come
true anyway."
llARllADUKE by Brad Anderson
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"If you start anything, Marmaduke, you're
on your own ... I don't know how to flirt "
PEANUTS
IN THE BLEACHERS by Steve Moore
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142-5171
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... be 9'1bjeel 10 tKi1 not -to • ....,_ ~gioa ~lecl el , ... ~ Cll IN""'*° --..-u. 11 eolleet-C09t9 .,.., ,,,,.., --•n0<....,•-
l•l lat111 Fer Sale lOH Ct1t1 Jina 2124 Ftaat1ia l••rrt lt1c~ 21'9 Af!rt•tat1 CMt1 •n• 2'24 Ctltl llesl 2'24 ...,.. INc~ Jiit
•BRIGHTON SPRINGS• Valley 2134 BAY & OCEAN VIEW 1Br 111'M'. 2BR 1'18A. patio. trptc EW 21r 11111 Upper Penif\84.lla 2Br 1Ba 111111 VIEW Beauutul tn-IVI 2Br 1' 1Ba 3BR 2BA home. fr pie, tncd luxury penthoose. new bl... 268' d/w, gar $710 no pets 1 Ba. gar no pets encl patio d/w, stove & oven.
& spacious 1Br 1Ba yard 2 car gar Grdnr carpet wld S1100t mo 634Ham11ton Avl Now pat1ot W/Ohkups ,750 u l 1t s pa1cs $8 75 llMIS conClo loc 1n a qu1e1 incl s1200 Frayda Secu111yga1e 675-2995 •3BR 18AS975• 543-S.78 651-0336 2636 Santa Ana Ave •873--03~•
waterscaped complex 760-3147 or 760·5000 BAY RIDGE CONDO 2Br Lrg k•tc lrplc. new paint. 2BR 2BA. trplc. garage No Appl 645-2500 Jonn * 1-•--* IAll UTU Lii LiT Frptc. w/CI hkup pool 1ac Rf/NA( 2Ba uppet l/p dOI gll ;w:,ar A1:i1~0~,~~~~~:0al Pets S750tmo 1st. last Frig dtshwas=:-stove •SA YllM OISTtll Sunny. expanded Mon-$750-$1020 No pets I sec pool W/0 fr"' meld secunty 679 W 18th St Garden Apt spacious I ..,_ "~" ~D"5 JSR 2BA ,,. 1 ry Call Velma 549·24'7 ,, 2BR patio di wtw inc ._,pets~..--..... ... IM:O • ·v ami _ \t'''"I "'1-vi' jU-_\ 'II nopet $1300mo675-9460 •BAYFRONT 18RYearty 631-8213 crpts/drps enwcl "ar Be tu od BR rm. space tor upan&1on •WTllM• \\ _ ,._., ~ Parking ltreplace d /w " *,_ 11•* auh llyrem eted 4 $409.000 Ownerl Bkr REALTORS • lllOUY .... 211 no PllS or smol<ers 2BR 2BA newtycrptd full S720Nopets 645-S577 Frig dishwasher stove
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3eA poot ttome with Jut1a 759-55061760-5000 2B• lBa. garage wtd Ill\· 2 oa Condo Poot sec. gate s 102s1mo 673-6640 k•lcllen patio dt>I level incl No pets 545-4355
ever}'1h1ng Total quat11y ups gardener incl encl Baal. ltac~ 2140 tennis 513501544.0129 $850/mo Nice ne1gn. llSTUT ••
1hroughout & only 2 1 ~ M.A.V pati o S825 · sec HUNTtNGTON Landmark BRANO new 2Br 1Ba. borhood 213-947-1509 28r 1 ·~ea Townhouse • •3BR 2BA•• minutes to golf course Kl:"/"~ 1 646-0491or675·3432 condo. 20r 2bath BLUFFS 2BR Den, 1'"t8A, upper. 2 car parlung Laundry room all bull1 Wash/dryer hreotaoe.
Spectacular gOll course
view• Immaculate 2BR
Oen wet bar ftreptace
plush n-e<arpet con-
ternporar; design cen-
tral 11r. 2 car garage
Musi see 10 appreciate I '' " 'I I J . •EAST SI OE remodeled I S900tmo Acsulls over SS, di gar comm pool. night trplc. retrig DIW sunny *••SA PllES* * ins good locat•on 1 car gerage
Call toda~ lor your per-\ t \\ I ,..._' ·~ \ 11 2BR lg yard encl garage no pets 213/921 -3844 ~~~S~~'; N-pe~4:.~27550S deck. yrly S 1325tmo A small. quiet compleJI S765tmo 642-4387
son al showing Asking R£ ALT JR<., • Pet 0 k A .,, 1 n 0 w, 673-9098 or 863-1834 nestled among tall trees 2078 Tllurin * SllPS Tl ....
only S399,000 Anne S8SOtmo 646-4902 MARINERS WALi( ·Light aaa. ... laa111 • .._ & 1av1sh landscape Stu· TSL MGMT 642 1603 1Bdrm tBa. dlw. wet bar
McCastancs631·1266 oright airy & 1ust a tew wan -lal~tl Ptaiaiala d10 0< !Bdrm like new • S775No pets675-6608 I.I. Wutt4 1,25 3 BDRM 2 bath novse olocks trom lhe beach 3BDRM 2 ba patio bk w/private patio l rplc LG 2Br t 1Ba trple patio I
---------1 Family room large yarCI 2Br & 3Br Townhomes yrd lrptc 2'07 carport pool spa, lndry' new carpet paint 0 W 12-STORY 2 BR 1 ~. BA •n Cllll/.U no pets Water pa1cs Varos pa11os garages lllW: YRLY 2 bd 1 t>ath Upper liM: NO PETS $585 & avBJI 411 $825,mo • 089 O.Sllwast>ef wtd hk·up.
Ju11e-1>ug Good care No 818 ·338-8537 hreplaces & vaulted ce1t-Paint carpts oath 1111 watertgas paid No gar $685 · sec Call Velma 2273 MinM :: A 64~·8161 g11 compt.., up.gradedi 144-lllO
agts West Pac1hc Corp 1ngs wasner & dryer lloors oath k11 11te 3408 •,Marcus $795 S.9·2447 Lg 2BR 1BA 1 car gar $900 mo 548·0390
Jonn Asn 18181246-6366 3 Lg Bdrms 3 'pvt oa 2 nook· ps 840·5870 stove Entire Hse 111\e-,. 673-7353 * Ownstrs great ioc $650 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiml-car gar lrplC yes si35o u New Garoner & Waler '*•MESA VERDE •* No pets 2860 H1Ckory leat11a mo 151 Att>erl Pt Opn Baal. l11Mar 2142 incl No pets S 1500 '*OCEANFRONT YEARLY JBR 2BA Apt PV1 patio =A 650-t•OO Mark J
BAYFRONT 20• 2C>a tam
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Ou•el Yearly S1•95
646·1264 642-9666 ~ ••.•. tc..... wknds or apptm 645-0968 38g "'·BA TowneHome, • 645_5715 ,. 1 & 2Br tsmatlt SSOO· dbl gar new crpts paint
., "'' $900mo 111s 1nc1 I & appls $990 ~6-5880 MESA VERDE two 2BR ---i1---·---•I BRAND NEW ANO frptc carprt, pool $1100 late attn/Evens u 28A. 1 up & t 00wn. atH. ZJOZ FREE RENT T001 Avail 1mmed 891-3569 Haroor View Homest 3br *673 4928'* • '* Twnhse-type 28R w1gar. n-ly redec bit· Jll-ft.0
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apt;.ea«lnce & people r•
ai.onsn1p S1<1llS a must
Great atm~e tnne-
:ienet I Oil!; Apply In per-
50" ~52-6616 eoi.m~•
G•anr 5020 Campva Or.
WORI WITH SPUD llclEIZIE
WANNA PARTY All NIGHT AND HANG OUT AT THE BEACH
ALL DAY' FINE 111
JUST GIVE US PART OF r(IUR EVENING AND YOUR WINNING
PERSONALITY
WElL GIVE YOU A ~HA~C£ TO MAKE GOOD MONEY
REPRE SENTING AN r .\SY TO SELL WELL KNOWN.
REPUTABU PRODUCT
GUARAN TEED SALARY + COMM + BONUSEZ = SSS IN
YOUR POCKET
CALL PA TCOLLINAT 7~4 6424536EX1 430FOR MORE
INFO CALL BETWEEN j 9 PM OR LEAVE A MESSAGE
ANYTIME AND I LL CALL YOU1
Motor Routes
available tn
Costa Mesa
Huntington Beach
Fountain Valley
NO COLLECTING
NO SOLICITING
Deliver One Oa a We€',.. -
Must have dependable car
and proof of insurance
Call 842-1444
Ask for Joanne Craney
$ $ EXTRA CASH$ $
The D1ilr Piltt
b•
MOTOR ROUTES
AVAllAILE • All OUR
DELIVERY ARIAS
EARN • IS0.00 M>0.00
~·, .....
Delivering the Daily Piiot. Hours are
approximately 1:30 PM-5:30 PM Mon-
day to Friday, and 3 AM-7 AM Saturday
& Sunday. Reliable car or truck . proof
of insurance and OMV prmt-out re-
quired. Call 642-.a21 ext. 202 for ap-
point ment or apply in person at The
Dally Pilot . 330 W . Bay St .. Costa Mesa.
.... 1 .....
F\111 time Ml lhlfl and
AM/PM lle•ltMe . ._,
PIT W.-end. nlohl 1M1
Aee-llUI l L 1111111
IOA Mofl..Frl
Apply~.OIM careW':.~pon
Cent• Dr, Nlllpt Bcl'I .....
•FOOO •rJERS
• Haatltf()8TESS
I~ poeltl0n1 avail
llble ~ lrt ~son
The OriQMa1 l(aplans
3211 ~ Blvd Costa
........ 157-Ml,
REST A --...... UI
~··· For ,,.. ~ Oys1er
Bar & Ofll. A,pply ll'l per-
son ~ between 3 &
5pm • 2100 W Ocean
Front, Hewport Beacr>
Restaurant
llmPILllll
Ulll'fumt
For comm'I wlndQW/rtoor
COYttring contract°' In
N.B. Salary ~ benetlts •
mlleage L A County let·
rltory Metlssa. 673-0760 ---Sales
WINDOW WASHING Am-
bUlous young oereon to
grow w/ new Co.. Full-
p/t. Mike 548-8908
WllWlllUIO
FIT & PIT Great C>P9 tor
housewives or mature
adlts Call owner bit
1. 1 lam M-F Good pay.
250-0919
SOIHllUlll
Experienced Full time
screen makef needed for
door & window co In
Santa Ana MYSI be a..
pendable 540. t750
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Immediate Openings
•Loca•Area
•Top Pai.
•Weekly Pa)tl'lec>.s
•Free WIP Training
Call today work tom-
morow1 682.J 138 Ask
lor Laura
11 now acoepling appll-
callOflS tor llOIOllY, PIT •lttt/lettela ~ox 20 IVl/Wtl Must
•u..lt f-.4-iave oftlc;e aflltl 1,
Apply 1n P9'son Tueeday ~104. 117' tm I ,..: •
thru Fnc1ay btwn 3-S u.TllY/119f,
1111 W. INst Illy. H B Arc:Mec1 firm needs
----mature or9&1'1Zed per. * Ull ... I son Good pfloneltyplng
Please apply pec-aon skills a must Wo rd·
ltlai111W8JS starlmacrosoft exp help.
ltstMrMt fut (7 14) 894-04 14
244 , E Coast Hwy llOllTUT
Corona del Mer Small NewO<>fl e.acn taw
24-11 HST*AIT oft.at with majOf<henl
BENNIE THE BUMS bu11ness practice Mini-
llWllll•2-F/T
ll~Sllith
mum 60 wpm typing
Ideal candidate ~I be
d1hgen1 pleasant. pro-
fessronal & a non-
1mo1<er Salar-y reflects
quaht1ca1tons Call Karen
for 1n•erv1ew T:c>0.0 508
•S71Hr Training • comm
*SAM· 12 Noon Mon-Fri
Call Now • $ POlltlON Left
Alie tor L'll/COSTA MESA
5'&-6919
MJ/lAGUNA NIGUEL
582-1723
lkte, weier i. tee cll-!!!!:~ ..... ::~;., .. .. ...
11
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peneera, 1·Y' MW ll50 .
KtlMIOfe WMNr I OU
[)ryef, almond. l'lvy-duty.
te>p.of·llne. .int cond
1396/peir 7$t-Ot37
Aefflg 1175; ,,...., 1175, •111 .. 1'• •111--1••
Waehef I [)ryef 1140/M ,
Dllllt•ee!V ttt&: Tt81f\'~~~= ~ ,., ,::;:•"·-.:;: ~T:l:.O eocaoo 3£.r:.:;:. .. "'~:S";",;,, ...
oUUA silE UXttftRS under 1Yf Gr .. , ,.,,,11y :a:n!-"'°'IC:C~: 70' SUP F~ SAllJOAT
I BOX. OUIL TEO ~ti 552-6747** SlS T\l S20~3-093I 1700/MO. Lido teland .
BRANO NEW! $155 GERMAN SHEP MIX _ . . CALL 2 13-127·1511
Call IAS.-4293 or 714473-11&4
2 COUCHES I blue llorel 1 yr ..,,,., 'Pede w/f/11 ..........
w/ctw l ottoman S 100 1 Sholl. IOYlng and Of Ml -_ •.,.rt ........
new MCtlonal. tan, $3So w/lclda. 5'8-5034 ta .... 1114 Approx 40' Sellboata onty.
6415 4299 LAB AK<; *'1ale. 5 )'Ml• No llve-aboal'd US.7026 -d ..... . 11•1 ........ .
* ....... * o1 • tC>a, ..... shot•. 11ety ..... ..._
trlendty 640-aa<l
Oft ~ed models
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.....Int. I*' Me. pwr Wld, pwr dt lela, AM1'M. ....cw-, ....... ,...,
tilt. euper clean (1ECSt3t) 13.116
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NMde "'"'°' wort< Iii I DCDS ....... ~
CAOl.LAC W llUI BEAUTIFUL SELECTION RJ11•.1•1J11 ol lete mod«. low mliMge ... • • ClldlMeca In Ot'11nge lftw ... County1 Sae ue todeyl
DRAKE
FLEMISH (ec>PfOll 1870'•) Saturday Matet't 19-AN·
Good Cond $350 Please Jtwt•-;ran/Art TIOUES. Gift IMP fl11·
NEWPOAT Nllboel allp to
40'. 12' bMIT'I No ~
aboard. Elec. wale< Ind.
US.36457 leave meueoe call 6-42·3410 "1 turM, Box SPflng Mat·
•
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Ml-1100
2800 Hatbot 8IYd
COSTA MESA Ol"RCE ~CMD
TEMPORARY AND
TEMP TO PERM
POSITIONS AVAILABLE
•R«leptlontsts
•Ci«lca
•Typlats
•Secretartet
•Data Entry Opera1ors
•Word PrQC91SOfl
•A.Gcountlng Clerlls
lllllTD .. •uu . ........ * P.W IWNaJ1
•PaWVMatlHt 18400 Von Karman
Ste 130 lrvtne 474-2974
100•;. FREE to App1tcan1
EO E
Velermary Recep11onis1
Busy large practice FI T or
PIT incl wknds & eves .
elC$) pref, lrvlne 55 t-0304
WAU.PIPll ITIJPPUS
Wiii train Own transp
Farthing lnterlOf 673-1512
WELDERS·
ALUM I ST AINLESS
MacGregor Yachts t63 1
Placenlla. Costa Mesa
1'ILMI W.tder to work Part/Full
tirn4t at equip repair bus
In Costa Uesa Exper re-
QW!fted, ~746
lmmeduate openings In
For1une 500 Companies
•WANG
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Contact
APPi.i•
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_..,..,..._, 1• Upto32' $330
Oak lin1th. never Ysed, lot. IMc~ 1141 SWALES ANCHORAGE
'199 840-8733 111111110 i aMevXRbsXte• C>alty9-s 5'8-1501
l' Mfl Ult. llMlll SATURDAY 8-4. 17261 Sllp1 lor Rent
c amel-color velour S 125 Ch9')paral Lane (Warner NEWPORT BEACH • 1
Good cood 646-9734 IOI ... ......,1 l Springdale) large & 1 medulum atlp .
AHllzee!t .... ,.,.... (7 14)550-8380 8 A B V F U.A N I T U R E .
almost new White cnb.
dreN1ng table & bedding
964-9321
Walnut dining rm Ml In
beautiful cond , trg
credenza 6 upholstered
chair•. table expands to
12 selllngs 6-46-0853
LllE lllW!
12tel11 FMl'llona. Jewelry. Gifts A.lrcraft Ull
., lllT lfflll 1111.,.. ....
fri-a.t-S.11-4
•112-1111• •962-1498*
'"" Ute Ur "'" Leroy Nieman Golf Print, Ttu1rert1tiH Cunnard wlng awing seat
publisher '• pr Ic e INh ltat al llll conttols. Cuyana engine $10.000. Sac tor $3700 c r 20 Hrs flying time
Sauortes Yamaga101. ••T •W* on englM ! Aldo Luangos . .i9IO avail A--A • .._ .. Seabrlng Happy Daya NEW AND USED BOA TS _, ...-.,
Juke &ox & F'lfeball pin-SERVIC~/ACCESSORIES Will ... SJm If ..
ball mactilne 720-1322 UM Boats Wanted . Top S tr•._• 111
pa111 • LMlinQ
131-3111
1500 Auto Mall Or.
Santa Ana
55 Frwy at Edinger
IPll l IMll
Servioe Hn. Mon-Fri
7.00 am to 10 pm
•1111n11
1210
4 speed, am/Im, air -4
door 62,000 or1g1na1
miles· $1600 OBO
Wlllllll•IET
Sil (I ) hairs*
Calllorrua Maste<craft ..,
Otfict raraitart 710 N71~~5~~g· s A ~;~~s~lu~1-H12 •Ml·l1M• IS,=:• I047 Ptwtr 1Nt1 11121------1------l'llt 0H4Hital
0111 tll·H 12 1ft l iJO .,, .. ,. .. uac•*
26.foot wellcralt 168l. Tmka t13S FERRARI. 1983 GTSI. 20x40/SOx80/Secretar1al one ow~r. extra c••an. N bl If ·-.., MAZDA 1986 23.000 ml Ch&rcoat nr..,, o reasona e o er re-'\/HF. '-d. trai•~. 11_90 • -• fused 6-45-6600 .... .., B2000 SE5 C9b ~ ate. blacll Int $38,000. Jim
replacement over 201( cass. 25K 16750 McGee btwn t09m-4pm llUTITmlT $12 950 or best otter V846-2607V •1(213)617-7797 (714) 892-6651 ..... nPIWlfllll Longpre Pontiac Vtal tltl 'II ... 111111 U
OlllPUTI -l. ElectronlC Portable (Made .. k f ••1k n... .. 1 ... s or .... e """'g as •a3 liton Ood~ Cua•-Sedatl •. 4 cyt, 5 ......... air. by Brothers for Sears) " .-....... ....,... l•l llT Correction key. cassette ..., ________ ,. Van Teak Int. 89K ml.. P'#' atMrlng, pwr bl'kl.
\1 -·t I I . ~M/FM ceN, Cl'~ con-headboard. nightstand. 11bbon. maint enanc e '°'~? new trans. -man . en *'°' P~XPln) 16.495 lamp mirror. spread, agreement Very good C.1.'Y g1ne. needl ext. Wat\ • -Ct\,_'-pt. th
etec1nc blanket sheets condition $80/obo 11\ \1""' $4000 673.65e0 r...-'42-r'°"
box-springs m a11reu Mana 642-5678/day ·~• 0 -., II
Dot $325 644 1504 6.45-1933/eve wknd t '" 1U ftr4 •Ml· 1 -.Miiii '11 U
Air' Power StNfjng, Auto-1 0 K m I. 13 3 • 0 0 0 •¥1111!1 IBM Setectncs. new Mem· •• • • • • • • • • • -matte • iflnt cond Mus1 752_8972 l .30-S M-F
CUS l OM made Dust y ory Electronic typewriters _.,, t -: -9811 (2H33338)
Rose velvet 7 sofa 2 & Word Proccessors •a -
c I u b ch rs a bs t $250 & Up PP 841-0923 _,
Rose/Wilt 673-5220 or Pttl I Aaiaala 1041 675-5 102 menage •ANIMALS AVX1LABLE MUST SELL 16 TV black FOR ADOPTION Look·
llv rm table b lac k 1ng for a good home•
C\JSlltOn chr Aka1 stereo '* 644.3656 *
(7141721-0108
Dt«/teld
Marine
THEODORE
ROBINS
FOR D
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-AKC Bullmasti!I puppy QUEEN size fold-a-bed Gorge ous red fem
couch S 125 English rid· sriow quality criampion·
1ngsaddle S100 10-spd sir&d. 12 wks 371-5268
•N e 11r .. 1ne 852-8233 bake S60 646-2330 Call I
•El Torol30-9761 al1er 4pm HOPPY EASlER1 Dwart
•H Bch C.M 848-2610 1 · BUNNY blk w'w111 riose
Come by and see
our new & used
Electric Boats
2806 Lafayette In
Newport llST MIU WM.• *Santa Ana 550·010 1 OUEEN SIZE MA TT RESS S25 Incl cage supplies
-& B O X OUlLTED Ho .. TobOOllS 64 1-0514
BRAND NEW' $155
Juat bnng u1 yOAl/f lowest Pltml'TI TM 11111
bonahde Acura deal and Too much cuh down? 675-9487
South County
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MCOIMIJal ~-. wc •• tus •Oltt~ 111'1 ... --• c Ml/,.. C.."• •Otnlt-.,n ..
A C litim. ... & llilott •O?las.m. •m• A t Std .• l1 ++ lftij$1 \ti
•106090 ~" Best Selectio
Easy
Financing
~m
Buy or Lease
'11Ul'ILMW Sel/Ute, v.e. auto. air, pwr
ateerlng, pwr bttel, pwr
\#Ind, pwr cir lk1. pwr
... la, A.M/FM. wife wttls.
wtll CYTI. tllnyl rt. 4111.
crul" cntrl, super cijNn
( Hi8K437l 13'95
HB Cl'lry96er·~
.. 2~1
'IJmvMLfTr
IWll ...
6 c:yl, auto trane, air, pwr
steering. pwr brks,
am/Im ll411'ec> X'lnt '°"d
( 123595) M .895
HB Cl'lrylter·Ptym4'tn
842-0631
'M •l'IUI ... ht V-8. auto trW\t. al(, pwr
ateerlng, pwr t>rall•. pwr
wind., pwr dr lk-. pwr
...... AM/FM cas•. wire
whts, wl'll C'Yf"I, vtr¥ rt.
ctotl'I Int. tilt, cr""9 cntrl
(1KJS237) ,17,495
HB Chrylle<-Plyrilouth
a.42-0631
••nuaihan Loaded wftl'I poww equip·
ment Like MW 1751783)
$1t,995
JOHNSON & SON
L incoln M .-n ury
i'OJ'e ~., t_,,_, U· • J
Lual a Me1• '>-lu '>6J\J
~··74
Red, excellent cond
$6500 obo
55 7 ·9386 eves Iv mesg
JOlllSll I SOI
South
County~~~
•11.-1
Colony Park Station Wgn,
loaded w/pwr. l4Mlther &
more Showroom new
( t5RW;'2I)S13995
Or11&t Co11t1 \ ~lfut
~:acol1 •''"O •u4tt 1•·• '"" 108 ,.,,rt,
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11711 Bueti Blvd.
Hulia1io. Beac~
842-2000
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HOftm .,,.... ....clauiist Cati 846-4293 LLASO APSO
P '"YQ •y EVE""Y FRIDAY '1!i 1111 2 yr ma1e1neu1ered
we'll beat 11 Lease 79 or newer MBZ
GUAAANlEEOI Compare our large select VW 72 Camper -•Ill--.A O A C Eilcet running cond
JOHNSON & SON
L incoln M"" ur y
I "' "' ., &Ulf8" REFRIGERATOR S85 Paper!> While $1SO 00 17141 774-3737 XNtioue sXL£1 Brast Sofa·bed SAO King sue S.C8 5748
238LagunaAve Lag Ben SIUPPlllOLlll bed 01ne f urnllu re. bed $100 Or.sser SAO I
IMt~!ac~t CU.ttll 1001 QUAIL ST. NB --ir If ... -Clean inside and out
--• --•• SHH5 536-8573 AUN WAY FOR WEEK· 112 2112 71AM& cllal MERCEDES
le~ ~·•tb\)I 8 1.,,]
Co•le Meu ..W '>6.10
11.11•11 ...... 497-4786 '"PPLY WllH1•• Oan1c;ti qu1llt. & CO\.lnlry 631-4048 Iv mag LOST GREEN & BLUE "' ., A l\l)arm Co seeka a P T PARROl 9-am-t2Noon person tor packag,,1g accesso11es * • u1 •• 1•· itA 11
ENO Charter State-0 1· • (2131714)637-2333 '12 YW C.ewtrti~le
Art 34 Crealock Pkg ACUllA -5 Frwy near Beach Blvd Complelely rei;tored hke Pleaaalll surprlMJ PI P Call
!or det11Jis 854-7023 2304 Chtt Or Nwpt B.... ,.&M .. aMal wvl~ Hunt Bcri Pis help" ---•aoe11ng & preparing "'' H b ok 1 1 Restaurant• I sriipments of chni<.al sup SATURDAY 12 Noon • •WASHER/DAYER l(en-eart r en am• Y l&Tlllll Wlllll phes Computer ~ 'lOw I SUNDAY all da~ * mofe grt cond S2SO HWllllll
deal w/sktpper 675-7100 In C.o~I• Mt~ tn Buena Park I nu wht SASOO 841-8004
Sail IMt1 1014 ?92~ HarbOr Blvd 76 MG Midget Coov a I a... t' tl-
' ... ,1 ~ ' R g eat needs M><ne •• II -••• IC -•Tl! MA1' 111111 'IM~2i!7'JOO ~ =Y ~°'" (front lfl ten-UU..t 1..,1rtiWt
'12 PlNHTI IUllP
Sedan 4 cyl. 5 SQd heater
pwr ttMflng. pwr (discl
Orkt, AM/1'"4 Super
clNn ( 1FYDl58! 12.195
n eat P anC.. dCc.ass _]leitlJ l11'1~1s~..,.Tc Bo-~CtJIA'd& .';"'~ ~~~2,1;1 PUPPIES• Brgrit ~ayful Wilfl ~'jf 'ifd & I eQQe loHj tYPJl'O )ii.els & (In alley o.ti1nd house) MOVIE CAMEAAtPROJ 969-2905
Sam-1 . I nc ~~ nrs ~-30 Ir type 1 Regina disk 84o-3101(hm l Jane Germ Sriep cutlee 6
LO KJTCMEN New o o r t P 11 a ' ma I u ce1 cond beaut tin-wlcs 10 good riome only
f~tory ~'l. ~-... ~ _ der), has new conv top t985 low m1 nu kenwood
Days Oftl9t ew Sall· • $850 obo 722-8534 stereo. C911 548-7354
979-0747 I ceu11c.~1s. 897 w 161ri St 1shed SJ250 675 1712 4 TIUTll TllTS $20 642-4 156
~s ~s~s& A -
sails 2S -52 Maren '11 lllUI llUlm '11 lllO OllClll HB Chryalef-Ptymovth
842-0631
---1 Newport 8 each 64<'·i511 •llTAll UUS * I A 1. lltAl l So Cst Reptry,lrnt cntr liCJcltl IHO 18. 19,20, 9.5 Newport Loaded wlpowe1 equip 2 dr 6 cyl, auto trans. air.
Ott-Snore Yachts. 1010 & Uke new S 1 t.995 pwr sttlermg p""'r brakes
. 'UPl~ ... Ptl wtcO.ye & Sat 10·5Pm SIUP,,111 Jf J&actl -3 plays! 759-0309 ·=-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
Costa llHaa 557 3660 Full time M-F 8 00·4 00 ElECTAiC wi5JM!r Ii dryer *AMERICAN fnolan 11ems N Grove St. Anaheim (139502) AM/FM x Int cond
(7 f4)666-2000 IS09WVX1 S 1 795 Roof ----I No e.cp nee $A SOnr SEARS LADY ltENMORE wanMQU fUif· btlikets
ing Beoef111 Apply Wl person j Gooo cond $3!>0 080 atso dtllal n.io-
TWI llY*TIU I .. , • ''" Call 6-42·9316 •(7141673-1417• Exper n9'9$tar 1 to p 729 F d s c •• comrntulOf\ pa.id LOCAi i ar a 1 ""' G E 30 w1d~ single O•er MANUAL HOSPrT AL BED
areas Ofllyl 1 •548-5525• basic not sell c.1ean1ng S10e ra11s , easy access
I SllP/llCllYl CUii l•~e new ' C.c111 Jock oar Good condll1on
..... ... $5 25 l1r M-F 8·5 GOOCI I 640-946.4 760 8398 1 1250. 642·5334
Exoer neceasary some dme record h"Y 1rt11ng Lll(E Ne.. Q Wn111poot PLUSH CARPET good
re-roof mostly repa"• Appl, Comm LdndSGape Wasnl!• S D•yer w"1te cond 100 yds tan color
S8 rir roe.al area only' Supply 182 I ReynOlds ' Ono C.OSI 1!150 se11 •or Sell all IOI $200 Of 1>981
••• ls,.14 .....
llktlet4 o. .......
Sl.JW\W~ SNARi<
Complela '1w1a11 figging.
exell cono $200
6-44-6829
S,et4/Ski 1Mt1 1100 Fir•!*
141-11 t• U 1-U 12 ..,, .. ,."'llCl'IE"'N"'fl9E•R .. C"o"'u'!'!'N!'l~oftl!jt~' * * * 70HP Yamaha flahetma.n
•722 -753-• Ave 1rvine 4 74.e<>4~ S4 •o ~46 0067 at1 I l am otte< 759-15-40 NB ---------•
and 5111 16500 6'5-6999
or (8181 955-8382
P\8.IC *>TICE 1'1.&IC NOTICE 1'1.&IC *>TICE P't8JC NOTICE Pta.IC NOTICE P\8.IC NOTICE
NOTICE OF t1sta1~ ane" o• o• t'li' M'I I 11.)CI o ... ~ ~,., (*nl$ on an Comm College OISlllCI !he Oe(>ar1men1 ol lndustr1al Irvine Callforn11 927 13,
Of A TH OF l '"'~ ;r ;c.rr• ,nh -nftr t O••"'<I al"'•Ou"I net '"~S 1nan 10', of 1370 Ad&m• Avet1ue Costa Aelatlon• tne gener al unlll 10 00 a m on March
JEANNE 90GLE ,,, Sec toor 12')(' ano 1200 ~ ot j •ne m..i .. mum amount of 111e Mesa 92626 pr11va11mg rate ot per diem 31, 11188 al wn1ch time Ind
MOfUUSON, el90 ••" r ••••O" •a P•oo .. 1~ ( •JOe b•d as a 11uaran1ee tn.Jt 1ne Pro1ec t lden1ot1ca1oon wage\ and 1ne general place bids will oe put>hcly
llnownNJfANNE Sar a Lambart l ogle oodOP• "'"enter 1n1u !he Name Orange COIUI Col prev1111ng ra1e for 110l•day o pened 1n Coun etl
I(. ~fSON Crarne. PelltlOf'u In f>ro p•')pr,~ oM•lltt 1f ine I ieoe ReQtace Walkway Light ano overtime wO<k 1n the lo Chambefs Bids snail be
e.11.aJEANNE p.,, PO Boa tel Cotati. some ' a .. .irdf'ld 11.i su<:h 1ng Sysiem B•d ,.,412 ca11ty1n wh1cn 1111s w0<•usto sut>molted 1n 1ea•ed
M<>fU9SOM. a.k.a C•lll M~ r· ode• "~·e<·• nl ta11ure 10 87188 Staie O.terred Main t.e perlo•me<J le>< each crafl enve1oo-s marked on ,,..
J.K llllOfl".ISON. P .. c ... snea o ... ,.,. .. C..Cd\I ""le• •'>IO ~'° con Ir act tenenc41 Program • 3-273 I or type of wori.er .-Oed 10 o..it11de Bids lor Yatell-5
all.a.Jf.ANNEIC Oco r P• • Ma•c• ~ l '' '"''" ~u·h "''' ~tor P1ace P1ansara on file O•-exec\.lte1tieconlrKt Triese Embankm4!0tland~ 90Qlt:,e.ke •(J88 wnJn •ei•eo rec1orotPnyFacPlann1ng l r11esare on 1t1ea11heDtS LOC ATION OF THE
...... KAUfMANN 'ne 0 ST R1C. l •eSMves Eugene F Har"e Cou1 TRICl office localed at Ot WORK The w0<k to be per·
M>Ol.£ Mt.IC NOTICE "'"' "Q'' 10 <t'1e<.1 any Of all Community College D1str•CI llCe ot Phy l'ac Planning fOfmed n9fe\.inder is tocated ANO Of' PFHTIOH bod~ .• · • ..,111ve any .,_ T1a11e1 Fsclllly iJ70 II.dam' Tra11er FatlVty Copies may 111 tne City ol Irvine CO\.ln ty
TO ADMIMITIEA NOTICE TO r&Qul&r tit'' :>• 1ntorma11toes Costa MeM CA 92626 Tele· oe obt11ne<1 on request A 01 Orange at Yai9 Avet1ue.
llTAT( NO. A141170 CONTRACTORS r ilf'y D1<h .,, ,,, 1'1t' D1Cld1rig ptione 17141 43:?·S707 copy OI lhese rates shall be Yale AvenU41 and RooMVell
To all 1'19!rS bef'tettC•&nM CALLING FOA 1101 Pur~u1n1 IC l••e prov1S10l'IS NOTICE IS HERfBY oo.ied 81 the i<>b site 1StrMI
tr!tdt1or., a.,a er·"' "Qt''• '><:ti()<)< O.s••·cr '"'"" " :>' •ll<·l·'l' · • •·1 ot ttit-Lab<>< GIVEN IPHll ltie above I It shall be mandalor, uoon I DESCRIPTION OF WORK
credolOfS and pe<~q ..,r "e<J S<noo D·SI• 1..')(J>e I 1ne C\l<' r,1 Call· named ScnOOI 0.Slroct fe>< !he CON TRAC TOR to wnom Tne WOtk to be pe,.lor~
may be 01~..,1~ nl~«•stt'O B o o .. •-' ,. •O O ,..,., a .,.. 01<;' RIC• nas OD· Ora"Qe C.ounty California 111e contract •S awarde<I end snall 1nci..a. but nor be hm·
tl'I tl'le will ar.a co< ~· ;•!' • co • d .,. • "" , '' • 1 <, •a·· ~ ' v"' ••·e 011ec1or ol act•ng b) 11n<1 tnrovgfl •1'1 upon any subcon1rat1or 1ted to Irrigation a.no Lind·
JEANNE BOG. E ~(' /-1 ,1 Ma• ' '988 •ne l')pDdrtmf'n! nl lndu'ltnal Govern,ng Soard herein under such CONTRACTOR scape C.onstrue1t0n
AISON ALSO l<N()Wl\j AS P111c" c>I 6 r1 Rf't" IJI fie at ons tne general elle• rf!ferred 10 aa DIS-lo pey r\01 less thin 1119 said COMPLETION OF WORK
JEANNE I( MOR RISON 1460Ci :.and L•n· " l111ne P•th a111ng r.itt OI per diem 1R1C T Niii ·-·ve UP 10 IP9Clhed r811lS 10 all work&•• All work exclusive of Iha
A I( A. JEANNE M OR (A "" • •00 ""•llM 11"'0 1ne Qerter al b11I not later 111an trie above~ employed by l11em •n lhe •• item 90 calendar malnten-
R•SON Al<,. J • MO R P•,1ec1 l•ll'rlol1t l l •"jP•e-.a111ng rat .. tor holiday •111,.0t•ml' 1Mtaledb1dslor ecut1ono1tr1e con1rac1 anc.e shall be compt.ted
RISON Aw. A J(o\N...,E K NII"" J "'""',•tv '' ori and •e<t1me wo•~ 1n me lo-the ,..., ... ,o of a e<>nlr&el to• No bidder may withdraw W1tn1n 60 COOS9C\llrw days
BOGLE A~ • JEANNE S(•co0 ·~ealP• l 'l',. 110 I ca"1, ,,. wn•c" lh•\ Nor• is to ltifl above proiec1 8!'1f bid for a period ot sixty from tii. d'1e apecitled In
1<,t.u l'MAN" erv , E P 11c,. P•d~• ••ft O• ~ ,. t>e P'"'< •med'"' eacti cr•ll S.ds 'hall oe r-Yed •n i60) day5 alte< IM date Ml llwt Notice to Proc.ed The
,. Pfll·I"-r ..,,.; •·-er •11eo ••OOO So1no r ar ,o• '• ,,. or t1P'-ul work"" needed to lnl' e>•ace 1<Jent1hed ebove fOf tne ~1ng ol bids •14tm ol work 90 calendar
Dy SARA ~AMEIE"'. BOGLE _A 9r2G e .. ec~ie 1ne tC>"l'ittt Tl\eSe ano sna 1 t>e ~ ano A payment bon<I and a maintenance 1h1ll com·
CRA'f'lllf ' 'hf' S .per.or °'j(' T _[ S .. r RE 8 v •ate' a•" or.'''" 11 t~ D•S· Oub"C'v read aloud at the oerto•ma,..ce oond Wiii be lmence on ll"te day loltOWl"Q
Court 01 0• .. flQe r.,... tv re , IE'°< 1•a• ,... ..bove TR1C T oll•ce •otaled a• SOSO above "tied time end •!"Quired O"Of 10 eaecu11on the aooepta~ by the owner
ll•l'Sl r ~ 1ra• S ARA •i1me<1Sc1ioo10.strrtol Ot Ba,.an<.cl P•..-, llv1ne CA ,pla<e olttiecontr11Cland sh1llbe of all olhef 11em1 ol work
,AMBER"' BOGLE <.RAYNE angeCounty C1111c;,r111a act-112714 ror11"s may°" OD· T,_e will be a $1000 ~ •n tne lorm set tonh 1n 111e sna11 contlnU41 tot~ eod 01
r.e 11poo•n1e<1 u P"rJonal, 1ng by and 1nrougr1 '"Gov-111ned on reQuest "copy ot posit raqulfed lor eac;h set of con1rat1 documents said 90 day pet'iOd ·•1J•8~&nlMl1ve to adm1n11t8f erning Boero l'lere1n1fte< ra-these ralfl., -.hall Ill' PO•led , 010 CIOCu~I• to QYarantee Purs\.lanl to Section 4!>90 .AWARD OF CONTRACT
111" f'llBll' :>I trre oece<l!lfll !erred to u DISTRICT w\11 a1the 100 ~''" netr r•turn 1n good cond1t10rt ot tne Government COde ol The Owner reMrwa the
T"e oe1111on requells rece•lfe up to Dul not latef 11 •naJ• ~ mon<111trJ1v uoon w lh1n ten days aller the b•d trie Slit• 01 CalllOfn•I Iha fight all• opening bids to
'"''hO"'• 10 adm1n1sll'• the ,,...,, 1ne 11boV9 stated time lhe CONT~AC TOA to w'10rn opening date con1rae1 wlll contain retect any or all blda. 10
H iil!! _,.,011r tne 1"°4!0ef't· M llle<l l'>l<ls l()f lhe ·-•rd ol lne contracl •• , .... ardf'd and Eacti btdOa< tnall be a l)fov1s1ons perm11tmg the .,..,.,. any lnfa<mallly In a
OeM •a,.,,.n,s1ra1to'l ol Ea a contractfortheabOvee><o-upon aoy t ubcc.nl11tctor c e'lsed contrac tor successful bidder to Did to make ewarda In Ille
It las A.ct 1ect S.ds shall oe recl'•ved tn \.lnoet '"',, CON TRAC TOR e>urauan1 10 ,,,. Bustness tublhtu1f! secur;taes !or any 1n1er .. 1 of tne C>Mlef and to
A r.ear•no on 11'1• ~''''°" 1ne p1.ce •<lenlllted abOY9 to pay not \en inan '"' u 1d and ProfHllOf'll Code ane moneys w1ll1held by tne DIS· re~t _. olhef bid•
woll be net<J on MARCH 23. and 1111111 be opened and eoec•lle<I '''"'lo ell worlt.ers be llcenMd "' tne lotlOWlng T RIC T 10 ensure pe r· PROPOSAL OUARANlEE
t988 a1 1 45 P M 1n Oept J>l,lbhctv 1e11d alCk.ld a1 the employed by ltiem 1n !he e1· classlhcatoons lormance under Ille con· ANO BONDS: Eactl bid ltlall
Nt 3 at 700 C1V>C Centet above-stated 11me and ecu11on ot the ton1rae1 C-10 Electrical (genei-811 tr1c1 be accompanied by a
0.111e Wnl Santa An1 CA plac.e No t>oddet may w11ticraw Each Did mual conform Wiik 111ru March 24. 1988 c.rtllled Of caehlet'• chedl
1F YOU OBJECT to the n .......... oe a 125 00 oe-a.ny b•d fOf a pe<•O<l 01 forty and be reeoonalve to the · 9 00 em or l>y 1 CO'pc>rale 1Urety
granting of thoe ~otion V°" pot1t reQ\.11rfld tor each se1 ot l1vft t'Sl dey, ,r,, .. 1119 cete contrKI documents Oe•ernln9 8oerd. 81 bOf\d on the form lul'nlahed
ahoul<I .,,,,.. •Pf*I' at the bid documents to guarantee se1 l0< 1~ 008n1"9 01 t><os Eech l>ldder "'811 IUbm•t Clla1u:ellor, Ould 4 by tne Owfll!I •guarani ..
'-1nQ and stat• your Ob-lhe<f , .. "'n 1n gOOCI con A oay"'8nt bOnO and a on tne rorm tvmlllled ""th erOWftetf that bldoer ""41. ff an awwd
jecilona or '11e written obiec· d•tl()rt wrth1n 10 days •lier pertormerv~ t.ond SPiatt be the contract Oocu"*1ts a P\.lbh~ Oreng41 Coest II ma6e to l\lm In K •
nons wrtn the 0011r1 before the bid ooen1ng oaie requtred ~· or 10 uewlion Mat of tne propowd MlbGOn· Oa•ty Piiot March 9 t6 1988 oordance with the tenna of
tne '-IOQ Your 8WM'· EXh bl<ldef snatt be a ot the con1r11e1 and shall be tractor• on tl\lt projeCt H W972 his bid, Pf~tly MClUf8
ance may be 1n person or by 11can1 ad con Ir actor 1n 1119 tOfm 'ISi forth "' ll"te required by ine ~bi.ttlllQ •-IC MnfM'r Workman'• Com~tlon
your 1ttorn41'.Y pyrauanl to trie Business contract documents end SYl>C"Ontracllng F,,, ,.._. "" ~ lnlUfence and llablllty In•
IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR and Prolnaion• Code and PurtN&fll 10 Section 4$11() PrKtic.t Act 0.0-nment CITT °' ~ 1Uranci., execv1• a contrac1 °' 1 contlngetlt eree1110< of 1>1 looensed 1n the totlow1no of the Oov..-n,,,.,,1 Code ot Code Section 4100 et aeq C:AUPOMt!A In the requlfed lorm and
!tie oec uuct Y°" """' t11e ctuaillc11tons Ille State ot Calllom1a the fact\ bidder rnuat t11bft,i1 NOT'ICI l\lrnletl Mtlefac\oty bOndl
y0ur ~ w1tt1 th4! court 0< C· tO Clut1loe.at10rt Eiec-contreCI will contain wi111 eecti bid centfled 0r INVTTlllO •t tOt IN t111ll'ltul periotmanoe
~t ft to the peJaooal trleal Cont•actor P'OYlSlont perm11l1ng the c.thlet a chedl peyllbM to NOTICE IS HEREBY of ltle OOftl(fCt and fOr the
,...,...,.... llCIC)Otflled by A pr ... bld con•ence Wiii auccesstul b 1ddt r to 11'11 DISTRICT or-a bid bOnd 01'\/[N ,,.., _.., bldt _.. ~, of ~ of m6>
rM cou11""'"" IOllt mon1ha oe Mid Monc1ay the 14th or tubttrtula MC""'-tor llrlY 1n the for-m ... '°"" 1n the be ,~ by tne C.ty ewtt terlalmen and lat>ortll "°'" tne Cla1e of lwtt • Mllfcfl at I 00 AM at Un•-mQnlff !Olllthhtld by,,. Dis-conlr.c1 ~II '" an of IM CUy of ltwtne, Cell-tl'leteuncMir .. d'8dl Ot ~ o1iener111 pt~ aity HIQll &l'IOol 417 t Cem troct to IM4ire o.rt0r mence &f'IOUflt not .... INn 1004 of f«nla tot t1Hnltn1ng all '*9nt.. b6d0er0
• bOnd ~ be in en
In S.Cl•Of\ 700 ot the pue Ofiv.. lt'oMe, an tM under the oontrac1 the mulmUm _,,,, of bid .. t>Of Mrvlc.ft m•lerleta. amount of 11 not._"*''-' "Obe• CQde of C.lltOfnla mulll9UfPoll ••aoe arM 0..9''*'1 8w•......, u a guarentea thlll the bid-tOOlt. equipment, ...,.._, OO)peroeMoftMamoul\t of n.. Olft8 fOr flHlO e1a1rns wll heh bid ITIYll 'ontorm •r De'lltl I • ...._ def wlll ent• Into the ttanepon1flon, 11ttlt• and "-bid Tiie Faltf!M Pet·
ftOt .. pn PtlOr to '°"' and be r.-oonlll/e to the Pvl>tttlled Orange Coeat prOC>Qeed comraet If the all other ltemt and fedtlt• 1ot"""°8 9ofllCI .._. 1104 be
,,..,.._ trorn t!'le date of the '°"tract cSocumenl• lac?I Deity Pilot March I . 11. tlM MIN II awwded to IUCh necHaary thtreto1. H ._"*'ON llUndfed (1001
....,_. nottee aocw. bidder lhAlt l\.lbmll. on the M71 btddllr In IM 8¥11'11 of lalluf• Ptovtded In the COfltfacl l*wnt o4 W. tot# llmOUftt
"°""MAY EXAMINE the form~Mtfltht '°"' __ .,. Wlftll'C to enter Into Mild conhK'I dOCUtnenla lorY .. /loS(m-MIMbldPf'°'IW'lllllllnlfle
.. ll.,. Illy tN COUt1 n you trK'I doc:utnel'lta. a l!ttof the ,_""' -eudl ~ _.. t. fOt banllmenl Lan.ctecape OOfttf'ect ,,_......._..., ....
.. a ~ .,,. .... ac1 in P'oPoaed euooontractor• on iiOfiCi to tllftecl 1 o g e 1 her w 11 11 • p . ..,.... ~__.not .. ._
....... ~ m.ty ...,,. .. Pf'ttlCt •,.......Illy ~-Tiie OllTNCT r...,..... purlenan~a lllettto. l ft .__.,.. ........ (100)..-•
_.,. ltle ~or AllnMrt .. ...,int Md ~ C~ Ntl.. the rlol'lt 10 '9jKf ""'I or al at11C1 ecacwcMncie wlll'I !tie -" of N _., amount o4
...,..,, 0t ..-tt.a at• .,_... ,.,, ,.,.ad,._ Act ~ Otat11e1 Coast DIOe OI '° ...,. any 1c. IC*fl'leatJOns on-. 8' IN IN bid P'toe,...... In 1t1e
..,,., "' .,. wiutOt Ot O°'u' ,.,.,, Code lectlon ~t'r ~ Dletr\ct ,..,..,... 1n ~ l>lda or In Offlot of tne OfraciOf of~ oon1rect. °"" ...... ..,.., ••••etor ... flM ~ 4 tOO .. -. llcS OMdtlne· I 00 O'doc* ""'.....,,.. lie WOttca Illy Mf'W*ila "'*"' art .. cwrtwtm..,Wolaat· £.cttb!OOer"'ulllUtlf°nlt PMllfll'le 7tlldayof Aprll, ~IOlMpt~ DATIOFOf'E"llHOltOe C-.0 "A" or "Ai" In._
............ ,..,.. ..... wiff'l eecfl Did a CUt1illed Ot .... ofleettoft t17,o4•~ ..... be~ ......... ~ OuMll." ··n. Ml ... ,_ ..,. eo.-. t.Mf!W't ~ ~ to f'laol o1 lid ~' Of· Code ot .. 8'• of C.-oMcll of 1t1e CltyOet\ of 11'9 ... ~ ,... ...._ to
....... N .. of en In-IN Dl.STAICT O! a bid bOfMS lice OI Pvr"-'9 DirKlOf. ~ tt1e OllT~T W Gt>-City of WW. lo-.f • "'~ C....ny COM· ....... . ..... tn..,,,., -tor1tl tn .,.. oon-.... ..tty Kalin COMI tlllfted ffom 11'11 Dnc1or of 1720o Jamo.r.. ..OH, ........ f/lftVOl,.... In lN
MUC M>TIU ·
Fedefel ~later Circular
570. · 1984 Rev•llon (or
mosl recenr edd1t1on1 will be
accepted FalYr• to submit
acceot1ble bOnds will be
cauM ol reiectlotl o! btd
PRE'\/AlllNO RA TES OF
WAGES In acc;orcsanca Wiiii
tile prOYlllOOS OI SecttOn
1773 of the California Lat>Ot
Code. tl"te ~al Pf.-.alhng
rates ot per diem wages and
holiday and overUm• work In
the locauty In whlCh tile work
11 to be penormed hea t>ee<t
oblllned trom the dlrectOf
of the Oeppertment ot In·
oosuat Relahons. a c09y of
whtCl'I 11 on ., .. In the Ofloce
of the City Cleflt ot tne Cuy
of lf\llM and wlM be mac.
available to any lnt9festec:I
party ypon reqU41'1 The
contractor a.no eny aubcon-
tractor under him Shall pay
not less than the apecllled
prevailing 1a1n ot wages to
all workmen em~ in the
exec:utton of tne contrect
LABOR REGULA TtON
The con1ract0< Miall coml>I)
wllh ell 1119 reQutrements ol
Section 1777 S togethef With
111 other applicable requtre-
ments of the Cellforn"
Labor coo.
DRAWINGS ANO SPECI·
FICATIONS A lull Mt or Cltawfn9S end apecihcatt0n1
JOHNSON & ~ON
l 11u.ul11 M,., ,,, y
~.""O ,, ••. tJ ''-
1... Ja l a ...... ...l" ~.kl
'11 THITA TllOIL
Coupe. 4 cyl. 4 spd, po_,
btakea, AM/FM cass
1
Mvat see (1AR06121
$2. 195
HB Chrysle<-Ptymoutri
842-0631
PtalC *>TICE
is avallable tor lnapectoon
w1th0\JI charge at the ottice
01 the Dtrect0< of Pubhc
Worlls o! trie City ol Irv•,,.
Complele M IS ol Slid dtiW
1ngs apeclficattorls and b•d
documen t s may be
l)\,lrchased from lhe o.>111
ment ot Pvouc Works C•t)
ol lrv•M 17200 Jamboree
Road Irvine C111torn1a
927 13 A non-retundabte tee
ol $25480 will be charged IOf
e1Ch set of docYm•nts
Or1W1ngt. specilicat1on1 and
bid doc:u"*"'' wlll be mail-
ed. upon rece!PI ot request&
no i.ter than ten (10) calen-
dar days Pfior to tne ~le Ml
le>< ~ng bids. tor an ad
dlllonal charqe o! $5 00
SECURIT Y FOR COM-
PLETION OF WORI< lt>e
contract documents call tor
monthly progress payments
base<I upon 1119 engineer's
eat1mate ot tne pet'centag.
ot work completed The C11y
will retain teo ( 10) peroent ol
MCh PFOQf n5 peymerit as
MCUr•ty le>< complettOn or
the balance ot ,,..,. worlt At
tna request and expenM ot
the l\.ICGMllul bldO.r 11141
Crty will pey the amount '°
r•tained upon compliance
with 1119 requirements ol
Government COO. Section
14402 and the provisions of
HB Crirvsier-Plymoutn
842-0631
~ ...
l ,,, ,,,.. ·d
•q .. ~ 1111 tlO• £1 d f .... ., .,
919 7~00
~~"''· BUICK ,...,
P\8..IC NOTIC£
1ne contract documenta
pertaining to • Substitution
ot Securi11os
PROJEC T ADM INIS
T RA TION All Questions rel a·
11ve lo IP\IS pro141Ct prior to
opan1ng D•Os stiall be
d1rec1ed 10 Ms Sriawn
T Pl ompson Telephone
Numt>et 17 141 660-3691
BY ORDER ot tne City
Council ot the C11y of lrv1n41
Oiied March 1 I 1988
CITY OF IAVINf, e1:
NAN<;Y C. LACEY, City
Clwtl
Publ;stied Orange Coast
0.11y P110I March 16 23
1988
Sedan 4 cyt 5 tpd. 111
pwr steering d isc
br akes, AM/FM can
Su~ clean ( 1MJY2061
$2.995
HB Cnryater·Plymouth
842-0631
111 NINI f .. ll
'11·6, loaded w/powar
eqy1pment, & 1unroot
I I NSZl96) S 10.~
Oii 5'0. 5630
PtalC M>TICE
community TPle 1988 HCO
Orent 10 tne C•ty 19
S29• 000 Thas,. lederat
fynds are 10 oe yM<! so that
ma)l1mum Of10tlly 11 given to
actM t-wnte11 wiM carry °"' one ot the na11onal ob,ec
lives ol
1 t>enal1t 10 low and mod
er ate income lam111et 0t
2 aid 1n the prevent10rt 0t
el1mma11on or slyms or
bllght
The Community 0.veloo
rnent Stock Or ant eslabllltl
•• IS Its primary obiecllv•
the develoC>lnenl of vlat>le
urban communtties tnciud·
•ng oecent hOullnQ and a _______ ....:.;W;.;:9;,;:;80.;;.1 w lteble llv•ng enwonment
and expandlng economic P\B.IC NOTICE opporturnty. Pftncfl)&lly tor
CITY OF peraon1 of IOw and modef
FOUNTAIN VALLIY e1e 1ncom•
NOTK:f OF Aeatdents are enco..iregec
f'Ue&.K: HIARIMO to submit their td•as by let ·
A PUBLIC HEARING WILL tar IO that 111tt 111\d board
BE HELO ON APRIL 6 198& members ,, .... time to r•
BY THE HOUSING ANO ~ them Ple&M dlract
COMMUNITY DEVELOP· yO\Jr letters Of lnqUlrlH 10
MENT ADVISORY BOARD Joan Dean Houllng and
IN THE CITY COUNCIL Community Development c 11 AM BE Rs 1 0 2 0 0 City of Fountain Valley
SLATER ,t.'\IENUE AT 7 30 10200 Sr.ter A,,.,,\.19 Foun
p M 111n Vatlay. CA 92708
The pyrpoM ot the hear-96!>-4400 ••t. 261
tng 11 to obtain Input from Publlahed Otano-CC>Mt
rMldenll as to what they Dally Piiot Marefl HS 1988
l)lfeelve are the needs of the W97a
STARTING A NEW BUSINESS??
The Legal Oepartl'l*\t at the
Daily Pilot Is pteaMd to en·
nounce a n.w service now 1vall-
able to new businesses
We will now SEARCH 1he
name for you at no eictr1 charge.
and save you the ti~ end the
trip to the Court House In S1nt•
Ana. Then, of COUrM. lfttr the
search la c:ompleted -. will flle
your fictitious bulinen na~
st1tement wfth the County Clerk.
publith once a wMtt for four
~• u requited by law end
then file your proof of pubtl·
cation with the County Clerk
Please atop by to file your
fictitious business statement at
the Daily Piiot Legal Oepar1·
ment. 330 West 8ay, Costa
Mesa. California If you can not
stop by. please c:all us
a1 (7 14) 642-4321. E•tension
315 or 316 end we wlll make
arrangements for you to handle
this procedure by m111
If you should have any further
questions. p .. aae call us and we
wtll be more than glad 10 aslltt
you
Good luc;k 1n your
new business"
ho better to dlscuaa food trends and Coltfomkl cuistne
than Wolfgang Puck and ht. proti6Qe AltM lreuef, who
ha¥e been credited with NYMng Callfomla'a culinarf
heritage.
Wolfgang and Anne were recen"y honoled, along with
Ive oet. prominent chefs and"*' ptot6ges. bVIM IMf
lndultry Council at the American Culinary Legacy Awardl In New Yortl.
The awards aatuted these chefs for their accomplllhmeNI In bol\ Pf•
~ l'9 traditions and pioneering new roodl ol American culllne.
Addttlonat~ awards recognized lnftuencea that are paaled from
chef k> pro .
In tM toUowtng ..gment, Wolfgang and Anne Onsw9r questtona about
their cooking philosophy, working rekrttonlhlp and, more speclficolty,
their thoughfa on beef aa they shore their IMO«JNve recipes.
Q Tell us a little about your cooking philosophy and wnot 1nsp1res you to create
rrew dishes?
fluclt I am 1nsptred by the environment of Ca11torn1a -the easy. casual litestyle
and the ovollab11ity or fresh 1ngred1ents The quality a nd variety of products avail-
able is important to my style ot c00k1ng
lfeu9r: It's important to use the best available ingredients whteh c hange season-
a lly Every ingredient 1nsp1res new Ideas
Q In the changing world of food what d o you feel ore the most important trod1
tlonol cuhnory values to uphokj?
"'9clt How to blend trodltiOn with innovation 1n the nght wav
"9u9r. To atwovs use the freshest and best quali ty ingredients
Q: HotN do you think you hove influenced Anne?
Puck: Our working relot1onsh1p hos a llowed her to experience my influence and
still develop her own style
Q: Tell us about the recipe vou develOped fOt the Americ an Culinary Legocy
Awards?
Puck: I think Mondorln Steak Salad represents Ca lltornlo. Here \to'8 have lots ot fresh
PfodUCe. Oriental lntlue11Ces and liohter eating hObts This dish 1s almost a ne'1N
way ot eating beef -a rew way of seNing something ve<y common like a beet
1'onk steak
lreuef: My d ish. New VOOc Strip Steaks with Crtspy Vegetables. Is mode with prime
New Votk strip steokl. grllled and set\'8d 'Wtth mustard vinoigrette and critpV
vegetable chips. I pteter to grill CNe1 mesQUl1e becOU98 It enhances the tkNor ot
the beef and doesn't ~ the tklvor ot the main Ingredient
Q: Do you feature yo.JI recipe on the menu at Spogo?
Puett This recipe was on the menu Rlf some ttme and is now otten SEHVed as o
speck>I This Is a lighter way cA eating beef
~ V0$, mony people wno c ome to Spogo ask t0t steak Also. I ttllnl( they like
someth no cnspy to nibt>Mt on and it mokes It more cA a tun dish
Q: HolN hOs you Pf9t8ntation ot beet changed over the years?
PUclt Thefe ~no beet on the menu when '.Ne fltst oP808d Spogo Now people
are p6ec:ned to tee unique beet dishes on the menu
~Wit molnlV gtMI 01 roost beet cuts We ute diffeferlt monnodes ond change
the ~ Cl9S and gomlshel to moke each distl unlQue
Q Howdo you think the wav AmfMiCON eat beef hOscto--~---Oll'8f tne veonond
what do you ptedict fa Its Mule?
f\ldt I ttW* moat al the Changes hcr"'9 taten ptoce In the metropolitan Qll9QI. Mar'IV hrdl start in the bla cltl8I. wne.e ~are heant'\ and fttness conlCb.& TheV .at mote tolodl onef entcN beef in mote~ WOV1 m pat ot on o.ierae
bOkJnOed diet. ~'OJ ~ otwavs to.. o petCentoge al~ who want to oo out and ~ogood "9ak. t tNrW ~ beM la~ tNntvalceel ~oYOrtetya~
wtn'I a light Wagiette 1t 11 Vfll¥ ~o w. "V to a.ote me.. ~ ~ tha..,.
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 16. 1988
lllncl end llodr
Entert.lnment
"'7J WOLFGAN G PUCK ~ ANNE BREUER
lAJMANDAR IN STEAK SALAD lAJ ~ NEW YOR K STRIP STEAKS ~ lAJ WITH CRI SPY VEGETABLES lAJ
4 SeMngS
Preparation nme 35 minutes
Monnot1ng Time 2 hours
Cooking T1rne 20 minutes
1/4 cup fresh lemon iuice
1I4 cup orange iuice
1/4 cup red wine vinegar
2 tablespoons mondonn
or orange marmalade
1 teaspoon minced
fresh ginger
1 clove gor11c minced
3/ 4 teaspoon freshly
ground white pepper
3/ 4 teaspoon SOit
1 tablespoon e~ro virgin
olive 0tl
1 pcund beef flank steal(
2 1 /2 tablespoons peanut 0tl
1 tablespoon sherry wine
vinegar
Pinch salt a nd oeooer
1 /2 pound sh11toke
mushrooms sltceo
1 medium sno110•
m inced
4 cups mixed so1od
greens moche
orugula. a nd curh,.
endive
Prepare mannode 1n saucepan c ombine lemon iuice vronoe
Juice. red wine vinegar. marmalade. g inger genie 1 2 tea
spoon wtute pepper o'1d 1, 2 teaspoon salt Simme< gently unt11
reduced to 1/2 cup, cool Whisk 1n ohve 0tl Reserve 2 teaspoons
marinade f()( v1no1grette Add flank steak to rema1n1ng mar•
node rurn1ng to coot Cbver ono mannote 1n retr•oerofOf
2 hours
Prepare vinaigrette wn1sk togethe< 2 tablespoOns peonu· 01
sherry wine Vinegar 2 teospcx:>ns of monnade pinch of soi ono
pepper Set aside
Remo"Je steak from mannode. Ol9f hot cools gnll 5 minutes on
ecxh side Remove and let rest tor 5 minutes carve m1n1V on
dlogonal
In remo1n'ng oU soute shhtake mushrooms and Shallots t()( o
minutes Season with omch a sett and ~
Toss $010d greens with Vinaigrette. dMde greens among 4
d inner plates Fon steak shoes on one side a greens and
anonge mushrooms on the othef side
.......,.. data'*~ 35 7 colones. 24g protein. 25g tot 10g
corborlvdrQte. 3 6mg iron ( 1Q 8' US ROA). 2a.mg 90d•um
60mg chOlesterol ( Cornf:>'ete nutnent analysis avo1klb'e upon
~)
.: Serv ""Q s
Preooro • 0" • ~ ' "'(\., · ·
a •oo•esocxrs :' o ,.. ;·. e
m ustard
.3 'OD1eSO<XY's ··es" -:~.v.-
u1ce
oo•esi:x.lOns sner•\ ,.. "e
""0g0r
2 l'Y)001urr s"'O c rs ~ .,-eo
1 4 cup e~ro " rg1r "' .... ::-
2 8-ounce -...e~ 'Ve r .... s•r o
steal(S
1 medlUfT' DOI( "'1-J C"'-'.J'C
' 'T\f>.j u..,... 'AO beet
c arrot
oorsn10
• -nee ufT' ve11~ ont0n
' .:Juor oeonut 011
: • 0010SOO()r"IS flour
.3 J T 00 SCXXY' SO It
• : 'PUSP-.."X"'lr"'\ treshlv ground
0 100. oeoper
J ""'gs oors1~
Prepare vinaigrette co--c ")€ ..,....us•ora emon 1uice vinegar and
Shallots SIQWI\. wn1~ ,... 5e osioe
0"'9f hOt coois g ru1 stec .. .., :Joout ~ m 1riute5 .::Y' each side season
With salt and peopef -; e'""'---....,.e and le rest ooout 10 minutes. shoe
thinly on dK>gonol
l'v1eonwn11e oreoore C: • sch Vegefob1es 't"\ "''" ~ce ootcno. beet
carrot parsnip one on1t3T\ n a eep saucepan heat the peanut °'' to .360° ~ Deep ~ oototo beet carrot and parsnip 5'~ until
c nsp Drain Seoorote on•OI" s ~~s 1n10 .,ngs toss tn flolw and
dee(rfry Drain
To assemble sooon 1 1 ~ o o esc::>OQ(ls ot vtnoigre"e on eod't a 4
dinner ~tes Mouno a '-<lnet¥ d \1'9Q9t~ on vtnatg19"9.
arrange sTeok shces around me vegetables Season wl tt'\ IOlt
and pepper Gom1sh .,,....th oorslev
Nulrtent c:taea P9f tMYtng. 5 i i calones. 28g protein 31g fat. 29g
carbohydrate 3 8mg iron (21'\ U S ROA) Q50mg sodium:
65mg cho6esterol ( Comoiete nutnen t anotysis a.olc:Jt»e '4>0'l
request )
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ROMAINE LETTUCE ..
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Canned products
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Fruned Mexican Stew is a sreat
example of how sevttal canned
products can be used to en~nce
f'rnh i~1~nts. convemcntly
l)'odUCin& I QrTnlftl dinner With
minimal preparation.
Fresh carrots. celery and onions.
veactablts that most ho uJeholds
keep on hand. arc simmered in
canned beef broth. wnh the tast)
additions of canned tomaLoes.
kidney beans and arttn chilies.
Qrepno, ~mip and clUli PO~
add 1hcu sty spice ofM~ltic.o. so the
oaly spectal inpedient to buy 11
cubed pork. California clina
peaches, stirred in It the last
m1nule, add a surpn sina burst of
tan-sweet Juiciness. And thar,old-
en color makes Lhis Slt'W as 1ttract-
1"e as it 1s dchc1ous.
FRVITED MZXICAN STEW
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cllq pac* Mins im Jmke •r
ut.ra Hpt IJ,,., z,.....,.n .... ~
CLASSIC DESSERT STRAWBERRY GLAZE .98
Fresh -.-
YOU NG SPINACH BUNCH .25 Sno Boll
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Brown pork in oal in laflt Du1eb
oven. Stir in bed brotll aad pacb
liqu4 Brina ao boil; cover Ud
reduce Mat to simmer Coot 4~
minutes or until tmder. Stir in chili
powder, orcpno. cumin. ~
tomatoes. carrots. cdef)' and
onion.
Simmer 20 minutes or until
vcaetabksare tender. Stir in beans.
flour and 11een chilies. Cook until
milltUIT boils and thick.ens. Stir in
peach halves to heat ~rouah before
scrvina. Makes 6 serv1np.
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Mn1can. w lan ~ou Thafs tht" 1 contcnt1on of Ida Romo . "'ho\e
cookbook on \k ·ocan dtshe\ ha\
JUSI been published
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Ro mo. daughter of a Pol \r
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ned a man from Mexico and ".:i'
plunged into the v.orld of cor
beans. ch1hcs and cho rizos v.hl''
e'er she \!Siled her in-lav.s •
Guadalajara. She became so adr1
at Mc.ucan cookan1 she even osx r
ed a restaurant when w rctur.,:J
to the l "
CALIFORNIA FRESH CHICKEN
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When she first went to Mc>. ,
she felt compktcl> out of place , .. ·
said. "'I couldn•t speak Spanish. an ..
there I "'as in a houx wn h a largl I rami1) ··
In her mothcr-m-la-. ·s un'
kttchen. she learned about Me.\ll ci'l
cooking ··Mama and my sislcn-1n
i I 1a .. taught me to make economacJ'
498 I dishes from native Mexican foo<l,
hke com , beans. ch ilies and choc ~ I 'J9 I olate."' she said.
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The book fcatum food found in
Mc.\1can homes. Using readil·
a'a1lablc 1ngrcd1enu. she shov.'
C\ en the no' ice cook how to ma kt
tast) d1shn that do not requm
houn of preparation.
Each recipe 1s introduced v.1th .t
fcv. l1pson preparation s. scf' ing. or
menu suggestions 1ntcnpersc:'d with
comments about Romo's fam1 h
memben
If )Ou·vc cnJO)cd a meal at J
Mc,1can restaurant and would hkl
to re-create the fcsuve occasion at
home. )OU can do 1t with Romo\
cookbook
The book 1s a .. a1labk at book I stores or b) mail Send check w
monc) order for S 11. 9S (include~
I
postagr and handling) to Surrc'
Books. 500 N M1ch1p n .\'c
Ch1caao60611
Here is her recipe for pompano
v.h1ch 1s abundant 1n the G ulf ot
Mu1co. she said ... With its n ch and
dchcate fla vor. 1t 1s a favonte when
cooked en paplllorc." U te ~madt"
parchmen1 bap or fold perchment
paper into conn..
PAMPANO EN P APD..LOTE ,,,, .......... ... ,,.....,. , ... ...
4 fU 'I at ...... lr'llamH le' lilleMs ... ."' ...... _ ..... . "' ......... .. "'nt"*•· .... "' ...... ... ... ...... ..., ...
"'a,d19µH1WllirWP "' c•f c•••,.• c•••e4
a '•••• ~ pompano fi.Ucu ID tJeaS
Hat butter in lkilld alil mdted.
11ir ia flour. Coot over low tat.
st•rri• ~ eckl RoCk .,.ct-~. ltim .. atil moolh and
.. id. Add ah ud......., . .air. ~ eq.-MDOUlltl al uua:. ~Pudmll Uliaw:lt-~-.:c blp m 0 I .... Ot
bM.i. .... Fald ... doled .
r.nwet0a11Jpicb.llba1llS
.... wil ......... and ......_._JS mi1-.. Spi1t
...... ~ .. 1f'11 ly.
Ot-. CoMt DAILY PILOTIWedneedey, Mweh 18, ,... C3
.
Recipes for success whipped
up by this Minnesota family;.
Rea~ for success seem to run in comes from a line of winners, since prize toward the tuition. She also
the family of a Minnesota hiah her mother and vandmother art enjoys spons and 1n her spare ume
school senior and her uncle. consistent cookin& contest finalists. cooks.
Unbeknown to each other. they But this time it was her tum, taking U ncle David Van Burtn of enter~ the 1987 NalJonal Egg top honors in the1un10Menior high Willmar discovered a talent with
C_ookm& Contest and cac~ won a school division with her recipe for food can also produce rewarding
div1s1on title. Now they will share Eggs 'N' Things Rice Round, which results after winning the adult
the spo~hght at the 1988 Pacific uses on-hand ingredients in an division with his recipe for Curried lnt~f!lat1_onal Poultry and Eu Ex· uncommon manner. Egg/Chicken/Cantaloupe Cut-up.
pos1t1on in San Diego, which will be Shelia, a senior editor on her Van Buren. a supermarket
h1ghhahtcd by an awards cer-school newspaper, plans to hone bakery manager and devoted
emony. Journalistic skills at the University fisherman, says he developed this
Shcha Johnson of Lakeville of Minnesota and use her S4.000 (Pleue w Wll01ER8/C4)
Pedroncelli
chardonnay
charming
By MIIE DUNNE
-.c ............
In bars and restaurants. you sec 1t
and) ou hear 11 more and more· The
person ..-. ho ordered the ho u\C
~hue wine yesterday and was
t·ontent with a glass of genenc
chablts. 1s toda) requesung I
chanJonna). I
Long the queen of California's
white vanctals. pretty much con· I
fined to the Cr) stal of ch1-ch1 dmner
pan1es. chardonnay has become th e
fashionable and readily accessible
darling of the masses.
The results have been predict-
able With demand exceeding supp-
l>. growers are planting ne..-.
vine) ards of chardonnay or grafung
"mes of other' aneties to the grape.
wmcnes either are buying chardon-
na ~ -.1nc~ards or signing growers to
long-term contracts for the: vanet) 1
and. of course. prices for chardon-
na) arc: rising across t~ board
l o the consumer. this means the:
eHr. da' bargain chardonna'\ -
bottit's 1n the s.i to S6 range _:_ are
endangered Releases of chardon-
na~ 1 n that ca1egor). ho..-.e' er
gc:ncrall) ha,en·t shown the depth
that 1he 'anet) is capable of
pruduung. 8) and large. the) ha,c.·
bec:n dean and pleasant. but
"1thout intriguing chardonna>
character
For a buck or t..-.o more. howe\ er.
umsumers occasionall) ha' e found
a 1..harJonna) that ..-.111 compt'tc.·
no\<.' anJ nose. palate and palate
"1th releases costing much more
That ksson was brought home
again the other da) in a blind tasttng
of rec.entl) released chardonna)S
some in the S 15 range.
One of the more: 1mpressne ..-.a,
the: J Pedronu.·111 1986 Sonoma
( ount} chardonna) IS8) The
Pcdronc.clhs al"Aa)s seem to do ..-.ell
b} chardonna). producing a..-. me of
more c.harm and complC\1t~ than
the: pncC' indicates.
-~
Doaatoa1 I t~:J . 1
1
MOlll'f IA~ l -~
J I
~~!!$'!~M!ll~ x .... ·· ,f
The · 6. which 1s pnct'.'d JUSt :!'i
1.ci 1s higher than the 1985. 1s an
unusuall> <,pinted . ..-.ell-balan1..ed.
mcd1um-bod1ed chardonna'\. "1th
a perli.) n tnc smell. a pure and
dcammg fruit na \or. and a long
and 'arictal h true finish .
rhc Pcdron1..el11s are an old-time.·
..-.inc-making famll). but thq don·t
sh' from mno' at1on The · 6. for n~mplc . ..-.as kepi on its pre 1p1-
tatmg )east t..-.1cc as long as the · 5.
thus adding to its nchness.
For the first lime the fam1I ) also
has added the Dr) Creek Valle)
appdlat1on tom 1..·harJonna) label
Thi'> rcOcc. ts another trend in th1.·
trade Mure consumers are looking
for spt'ufic ..-.mes from spcc1fa
an:as. thi:~ arc asking for a Dr)
Crc.·c:l . .\IC\andi:r \'a lie'. ur a <;an ta
):na 1.. harJonna} -
ruoJ sugg~t109s \\ 1nemaka
John Pedron1..ell1 hli.es his · b
charJonna) ..-. 1th Dungent"Ss crab.
··a t)plfal nice 1..h1cken with a gooJ
Frcnc.h \auu~ on 11. or e'en a 'eal J1<ih ..
Limit calories
tolOOwhen
snacking
Beswr e .. ew a.Ml Gar*u
When )Ou·rc countinJ caloncs.
1
100 1s JUSt about the hm1t for a
snack. That's enough to quiet the
hunger pangs unttl mealtime I
without causing a calone overrun
Herc arc 40 snack suggestions.
L'NDER 50 CALORIES
-I frozen gclaun pop bar (35l I
-1 fresh medium pt"ach ( 38)
Farmer John Ham
Steaks 2 49 P91 lb
Save .80
per lb. I
Seal! SU..Fieob per Lt> ~ .. ., ScaJ>peJ Lt> l 99\
Cooked Shrimp
~ AlkmbC pe1 Lt> (Pre• 1'oa Seo lau FWet lb 4 "1
Kin Salmon Stk .
Budget Gourmet
~~.:°ishes 59
Save .20 I
4 Pack-Charmin
Bathroom
Tissue
Wbil•Onscenled
Save .42 I 89
Knudsen Cottage
~~;~"e 119
Save .16 I
Ziggys Lean & Tenaer
Ham 2 78 ~r tb
Save 2.00
per lb. I
. -,;/
i.· .. ~ ,..~ \~· . I . ., ... J ',,..e" .. • ' \." ,,. ~-~ Krcnf Macaroni
?,~:~se233 /SJ
Buy 3-Save
. ~·~--~,.
.;;P(
1 gallon~ alphs
~~t Drinks 69 Retnoerai.a each'!>•.
Save .30 1
16 oz .-Ralphs Canned
~l1~ ,ean I 69 or ,eoc bes lleo 01
L.t• eoc11 ..m
earth
l!.:l..t:-tw An 11•; 9 9 . x •..• , ·~ ~ l.
Save 301
-2 fuse dill pickks (30)
-I cup low-calone cranberT) Prices effective March 17 thru March 2'3 , 1988 at all Ra l phs and GWC! Stores.
JUICe <.:0Ckta1I (48)
-One 6-0unce can vegetable
JUICC C'OCkla1I m1xtd With a dash
bottled hot pepper sauce and a da~h
Wottntcnh1re sauce Garnish w\th
I \lalk celcr). (38)
NDER 15 CALORIES
-.) fre-sh medium apncots (SS)
-1 1 of a medium p-apefru11
topped wtth 1 tuspoon honey (61)
-6 lu~ cucumber slices dipprd
1n 2 tablespoons sour <Team dip
Wllh Fm.ch onion (S6)
-YJ oh small cantaloupe (SI)
-'">cup apnrol nttar (61) -v~ C'UP \an1lla ice milk
5P0nklcd wtth I te.aspoon chopped
walnuts (66)
-Y, cup unswcct.cncd ap-
pbau« spnnkkd with 2 teaspoons
raiiins(61)
-2j Oun preUcls (Hl
(Pl 11 I .. MACD/C4)
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WINNING ALL INF AMIL Y ••• ..._ca
out-of-the-ordinary creation while
.. jusa r.ttint thi .. tCJldhef II
home. Kis two cbddren took one
taJ&c and uqed him to enter the eon~ Iris ff,. Wftture in t'Ootins
competition.
Their recipes are:
CUUIZD BGG/CIDCKBN/
CANTALOVPE CVT·UP
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B1•ll 1r Turkeys :e~;~c>~•,.; *"
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in15. Toss with eaas. chicken, I cup
reserved diced cantaloupe, onions
a nd chopped pepper until even ly
coated with dressin&-Cover and
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taloupe wedJCs in sp<>ke fashion.
placing pepper stnps on each
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center. Garnish with ea wedges. if
desired. Serves 4.
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in rice, 1'1 cup of the mozzarella
cheese and onion until well
blended. Spread evenly across bot-
tom of greased 12-inch pizza pan
and form a rim. Bake in preheated
400-<1cgree oven until finn. 15
minutes.
Layer rice mixture with hard-
cooked eggs. piz.za sauce, mush-
rooms. ham, olives. remaining
mozzarella cheese and Parmesan
cheese. Continue baking until
heated tbrough, a n additfonal 12 to
15 minutes. Serves 8.
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-l't'l cups popped popcorn
tossed with I 1h teaspoons melted
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reduced-caloric strawberry jam (97)
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TUUSYRAllAND
C'RDSOM".sT
This aU·time favorite is all the
mOR wonderful -ud llilbtlY
lower in fat -wbeft mlde with
C.lifomia-trown turby ham and
haJia.n provolone daeae.
S.uie atic:m onioGt ud pun
pcppcu ia obvc oil until 10ft and
combiae witll slivered tUIRy ham
ud shredded provolaee. Add to
the omelet. fold over ud continue
cooki11 uaUI dwae mehs.
Add nutrition to any
dish with avocados
Aay way·you ~ them, Cali· Watettteu
fomia avocados add personality to i ""'-11•-•-~...._ a--...1-....I d'sh ~--··~-. -· any t • peele4 ... .._..
And when it comes to nutrition i etlfl .,.,..ndt teedeu
you'll be alad to know the Cali~ (•boet l larae l"fefndt)
fomia fruit brims with 17 vitamins 1 c., fretll ,..,..rrtet
and minerals. all working together Pre,.n4 1weea vlaepr ... oU
to help maintain your good health. dre11la1
Their health benefits include: Line~rvingplaucror individual
-They contain high levels of salad plates with lettuce and water-
potasSium; ounce-for-oun ce nearl y cress. Arranae avocado, grapefruit
twice that of bananas. and raspberries over and sprinkle
-"f!!cir fat content is primarily with dressing. Makes 6 to 8 scr-
;
thc monounsaturated kind. which vings.
researchers say may help prevent 1~~~~~~~~~------------------------------------------......;;..---=====:....:============================================================= heart disease by lowering blood
cholesterol.
-They are naturally low in
sodium, so they are perfect for
people with hypertension who must
limit their salt intake.
-They contain high levels of
vi tamins A and C. both are helpful
in maintaining healthy eyes. skin.
hair and gums.
To add healthful benefits to vour
diet and gJamour to presentations
try making one of these quick and
simple dishes.
WEST COAST B.L.T.
1 poudlaacon
I cro11 ... &1
'i'l C9f mayouain
14 cep 'noaaud Island dressing
I le&Ulce leaves
1 ,ada1e (I oucts I clllckeo
breast lllces
% tematees, sliced
% Callforaia avocados, seeded,
peelff ud sliced
Fry bacon until cnsp: dram and
se t aside. Split each croissant in half
lengthwise. Mix mayonnaise and
Thousand Island dressing 1n small
bowl.
Spread each cut side of croissants
with mayonnaise mixture. On bot-
tom croissant half. layer lettuce
leaf, chicken breast slice. 2 tomato
slices. 2 strips bacon and 4 avocado
slices. Replace croissant top.
Makes 6 sandwiches.
ANYTIME OMELET
4 e111, Uptly beaten
14 cep mllt
1 &diet,... ve1etable oil
J,Aa cep wedded 0.eddar d 1eett
' lablespooa sliced sreen onion
1.4 A P ct.opped red bell pepper
1 CaWonla avocado, lffded, f peele4 ud cubed
Mix eus and milk in medium
bowl. Heat oil in large skillet bver
medium-low heat. Pour egg mix-
ture into skillet. Cook eggs unltl top
1s almost set.
Sprinkle with cheese and green
onion. Cook until cheese melts.
about 2 minutes. Top with red
pepper and avocado pieces: fold
u'er and se rve 1mmed1atel~.
~takes I large omelet
BERRIED AVOCADO
GRAPREFRUIT SALAD
Bibb lettace
Main dish
mixes many
cuisines
Bet1er Hemes ud Gardus
American cooks ha ve a knack fo r
takm& good ideas from many
cuisi nes and putting them together I
to make something new and I
uniquely Last).
This recipe combmes Italian
seasonings.. Onental stir-fry . m1d-
Eastcrn bread and all-o\merican I
ground beef. The result 1s a famil :r
pleasina main dish that takes 4
minutes to prepare and 15 minutes
to cook. You can get pre-cut
'egetables at at-salad bar at a
supermarket. dell or fast-food res-
taurant.
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seuonina and prlic. Set aside.
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veeetables in hot oil about 3
minutes or until cri~tendcr. Re-
move v•tabk:s from wok. Break
beef into Jaqie chunk&. Add t<;> wok.
StiJ .. fry, breakina mt~• u~ sliaJldy.
about 3 minutes or unul brown.
Dnia beef in a colander. wipe fat
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-~-;~~~~~~=~~~~~~=~=-~=: Lack of immediate·;
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Teen s who t r ied .
moth er of victim:
·communicate·
By ELLEN CAMPBELL
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O\ crcomc she could barely speak.
Their stories and rtasons for dc--
spa1r are all different. But the mcssa~
nied out to the packed banquet hall at
the l ~ine Hilton was ckar: Tttn
suicide is a growina probkm. and
something more has to be done.
I E1ghtccn of the 5,000 U.S .. tttn-•rs
\\ho committed su1C1de in 1986 were
from Orange County. )
Kell} Hclkr "as a studentat Irvine
'Tllnevcrbea\\holcper;onaga1n High School t\\O ~tars ago when he
Pan of me 1s gone I"d ~II m) soul to aucmpted 10 hang himself. He sa)'s
thc de' 11 to get m) son bal'k again" h1<> school hfc "as fine. but his homc
The most awful traged) a mother "as hlc a ,,ar .t0ne.
can suffer 1s thc los1. ofa child When He tned 10 kill himself latcr on a
a child commits suicide. the pain. dJ~ his mother had thrcatcnt'd to
sclf-Juubt and angu11.h 1s O\ er-pal k her bags and leave home.
po"'cnng. Conn1l' ( oll1ns ol ana-blaming him fur her dC'<'1sion. Heller
mcnto 1s a mother still r('ehng from ~ll(J that this "as the "straw that
the Jan. 15. I IJlP. 1.u1rnk of hers.on broke his back .. He couldn't take thl'
Collins. along "'Ith l"O teen-agers n:spons1btlll) for his mother's walk-
who attempted \UIC•lk. took center .1ng out.
stage last ''el'l tn a forum sponsored f he lb-)car-old Huntington Beach
by Colkgc llo)p1tal'>. LI( I. the Oflke girl. -\pnl (not her real name), blamed
ofl cacher Edu1:at10n and the Orange a lack ofcommun1cat1on between her
Count) Oepartmrnt of Education. mother and hcrsdf. She thought no
The panel d1scu'1s1on was pan of a one rt..-all) cared about her l\he
da) -long seminar about teen suicide remembered coming home drunk a
cnt11lcd "A1,01d1ng the Loss of couple of 11mcs. .. , ou could ha'"
Youth .. smelled tht' booLc a mile awa)." she
Gnef and unresohcd emotio ns said. "M)' mother didn't e'en no-
wellcd to the surfa r as the r;peake~ t1c(' ··
choled batk 1car' o r openl) wept 3'1 Collins doesn't lrnow \\h) her ~on
the) dcsn1tx·d thl'lr ordeals .\ prell~ ( o~ committed su1c1dc "I ha'e a
16-)car-old "ho~· sute1dl' attt•mpt thm:-page leuerand I still don't kno"
occurred onl) last October. was so "h). I ha'e relt ... ed the la~I month of
IURPEOPLE
Coll.Die Colllna
m> son's hfc. I saw no signs. He was
popular. well IOH~d. No' drugs or
alcohol..:·
Three main ideas emerged as
pan1al solutions to lhc suicide dilem-
ma:
• Lo"e yourself. The first step to
rcCl'I' 1ng pos1t1ve feedback from
others is to accept who you arc.
realizing that some people will like
)llU and others won't That's OK.
That's h fr.
•Communicate and care. Children
anJ tccn-tlgers have to be shown that
the) are 1mportan1. loved and re-
spected. Don't Just assume they are
h,rndling things OK on their own.
•Educate parents and children
about suicide. tan \\Ith children at
a\ l'arl) an age as possible. Don't
"-Orr) about scaring them or plan11ng
1Jca'> Thl' alternatnc 1s "orse.
t ll'llcr. a good-looking 18-year-old.
mad(' his points \\Ith an 1ron1c wit
anJ 'crbal shock tactics. He said a
good self-image 1s essential .to the
..., .... .,.._., ..............
Kelly Heller
pos1 ti' e attitude he has achieved.
"Just feel OK about being yourself
and others wall p1l'k up on 11. The
c hange stans with )'Ou. Be )Our own
person."
Apnl echoed Heller's sentiments.
"You have to love yourself before
other people can love you." he did
not speak as forceful!) as Heller.
Perhaps bemuse her most recent
suic ide attempt was only a few
months aao. her sof\-spoken state-
me nts almost seemed to be punctu-
ated by questio n marks.
She adm11ted she is not sure there
won't be another suicide a11empt "I
can '1 be totall) sure I won't feel that
way again. I hope I "-On't "
Whe n she talked about her mother
ho"c'er. her "ords rang clear. "M>
mom won't e'en talk about it w11h
me. She "on't accept that 11 hap-
pened. No one e'c.-n knows 1t hap-
pened C\cept m) m om. dad and step-
brother. I'd hkc to talk with her about
"h> I did 11. I w 1sh we "ere closer ...
physlcal attractloaj
need not be fatal ·
.., like a man with m uscle defi-
nition."
"A handsome face is what turns me
on.··
·· ... Broad shoulders."
••... A hairy chest."
How much do a man's looks aff'CC'I
how you feel about him? Or is it how
much you feel that determines how he
looks to you?
Probably both. But one thina is
clear: Physical hkes and d1shkcs arc
learned.
Wnter and Ph.D. Catherine John·
son sa)s there art' thtte main prin-
ciples that influence o ur preferences.
The first 1s EXPOSURE. "A man's
looks will ·grow on )'Ou' as you sec
him more often -whether on a date
or simply at the office." she says.
So give a guy a cnancc before
moving on too fast. Over time, he
ma) reall)' seem taller. darker and
more handsome. Studies prove that
both men and women judgc a familiar
face 10 be a better looking fact'
"The second major pnnc1ple of
physical attraction is SHARED
VALUES." sa)s Johnson "S1mpl}'
put. "c find men who agree with our
"alues morl· handsome than men
who do not."
Republicans are hkel) to thank
other Republicans arc "cuter" than
an) Democrat could e'er be. Demo-
crats ob,iousl~ ha'c the o pposite
rcacuon. And it's not JUSI that
llllu
Auan
Republicans tend to hke Republicans
better. but that they think tt\at the)
arc more physically a ttractive.
"A man who shares your ma1or life
values will simply seem better look-
ing than a man who does not." she
S3)S.
The third pnnc1ple 1s SOCIAL
EQll ITY We arc attracted to peo ple
"ho "e think will be auracted to us
Most of\cn an average looking
"oman will be attracted to an avt'rage
looking man.
If you are a few P.Ounds overweight.
> ou are more hkely to forgave a
putcnual partner's paunch.
Sometimes. howe ... c r. 11 seems as 1f
some people brl·ak all the rules.
E'cf)one kno"s someone "ho was
\OtcJ handsomest or most beautiful
and "ho ends up with someone
obJl'Ctl\ cl) not nearly as phys1call~
de!.1rablc Wh_> does this happen?
SOCIAL EQUITY. whic h can alsu
tklallcd M TUALITY.1salwa)san
(Pleue eee Lll'fDA/C7 )
Doctors and patients o·ften attack the heart
Ko ughl> J~U.UOO men and women
I a )l'ar undergo some form of in~as1' e
trl'atmcnt for hl·an disease. be 11
b~ pa'>s surger~ balloon ang1oplast ~
or heart tran\plantallon. The pnn·
tag tor thl''>l' pr•.)H'dure~. 1nclud1ng all
· :J~'i<h.1atcd tl''il'>. ho pnat btlts'. ~nd
rl·hab1ll tat ion 1s about S 14 bllhon per
)Car
Howe' er. tests re' eat that for most.
tht'\C in' as1' •'procedures do not alter
thl· nJtural 'ourse of the d1seast'
Ou'' n thr line. the heart attack rate
JULIAN
WHITAKER
llo\\e1,er. the )Carl~ death rate for
both groups had dropped to between
I and :! percl'nt per )Car
The QUl'St1on th<.·n anses. w hy do
we do the~ 1masl\t' proccdures~
The ans'4crs arc actual!)' quite
simple
•Mont', . .\ny industry that ha\
gru" n tu the mult1 -bllhon dollar level
heart attack at any ttmc:· implying ~
that the bypass or. angaoplast\
pn.Kedurc would prevent this Fo.r
man) there 1s vef) little discussion of
the conscn at1"c alternatives. leaving
the patient w11h the idea that tht
pnx:cdurc 1s thl' only way to prevent a
catastroph<'
WHO PREFER
MORE PERSONltt
APPROACH TO
GWEIGHT. •• I and thl' death rate sta~ the same
In a major I Q77 stud~ of 600
palll'nt) "1th SC' ere heart disease.
h .\t the end uffi c \Cars. tbt• dcaih
rate \\3S the \amC tn °botft groups -
ahout .t Pl'r•cnt per ~car
Thi~ '>tud) "as repeatcd 1n 1983
Four hundred heart patients treated
cons(:nat1,el) did Just as well as the .mo trl·atcd "1th b) pass surg<'f!
has a hfe and force all Its own
Ho:r.p11als toda) are much more
bottom -hoc conscious than :!O years
ago. and an aggrer;s1' e hean surgC'r~
team l'an be counted on to generate
enormous funds.
•Drama. The very fact that thcS(
procedures are expensive and risk)
enhances the desire o f the pat1cnt to
ha'c them. If it costs this much and i&
dangcrou!I. 11 must be good. A
con sen atl\ e thcrap) that ma) be
safer than the procedurc scems leS4
desirable to the patient "ho despcr.
atel) ~ants to take care of tht
problem
ta ~
Presenting INNER CIRCLE :
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othl'r hJlf"ert• treated conser,att\C·
Since before the time of
written records. traditional
folk wisdom has attributed
certain properties to various
gems In our society
gemstones are worn for the
pleasure they brmg their
wearer because of their
beauty. not because of al-
leged medical value. Even so.
knowing some of the
properties various cultures
attributed t o certain
gemstones 1s fun.
llAJIYUM
•Irrational fear. Often patient'>
"ho ha' c blo<.kages in the hea n
artl·m·s arc told the' "could ha'e a ----
Emerald was considered to
have beneficial effects on the
eyes. Hematite was thooght
to reduce Inflammation and
to serve In the treatment of
hysteria.
lapis lazuli was thought to
bring its wearer strength.
Onyx was thought to have the
power to stabilize a person
under stress Quartz was
s ingled out in many cultures
as a s tone of d ivination and
clairvoyance. "Heali ng
crystals.. sought after by
some even today are gener-
ally quartz
S hortness to be
topic of seminar
Saturday a t CHOC.
"Psycho-Social Concerns and
hort Stature" will be d11.Cus<.cd
Saturda) rn a Chtldrcns Hospital o2
Orangr Count~ seminar for parents.
children anJ )oung adults
Bnan Stabler. an e'<pert in the field
of short staturr from the Un1vers1t}
of North Carolina School of Medt-
nne. will addr<'ss the psychological
1mpltcat1ons of growth dela) Tht
C ·Hoc cndocnnolog) team. led b)
Drs .\nn Kershnar Bruce Buck-
ingham. "Ill l hair "orksho ps Ofl
\anous 3SPl"t't!> of shon stature
Jana I) n Miihous of John Robea
Po"crs will speak on "dress1n~ tall .. Amber was said to be ef-
fective in relieving sore
lhroats and mmor infections
Aquama rine was beheved to
relax the body and to ba nish
fears Azun le was used 1n
ancient Egypt as an aid to
meditation
CIM f "*° QRllOlOOllT
The fact 1s people have
worn gems for a variety of
reasons over the centuries.
Today, we know it Is true that
the pride one has In wearing
fine gemstone jewelry adds to
one's overall sense of well-
being. We don't "prescribe"
gemstones. but we would be
glad to hefp you find the finest
gem of your choice.
The free program wall run from
8 15 through noon in the CHOC
education com pie\. 445 S. Main St "'
Orange
A ~m1nar for medical pro.
fc'>'llOnals. "Gro" th Hormone Ther-
ap~ -EfTc<:t o n Growth and Psych~
Sot·1al Factors." will be held at th<
same location. The fee for th<
professional seminar 1s $15 for phys.
1c1ans. and SI 0 for nurses and other
health professionals.
Coral according to Plato.
protected children from dis-
ease Diamonds were con-
sidered to amplify the
properties of any gemstone
with which lhey were worn
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CHARLES H. BARA
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CERTIFIED GEMOLOGISTS
AMERICAN GEM SOCIETY
ACCREDITED GEM LABORATORY
WESTCLIFF PLAZA
17th AT IRVINE AVE.
NEW PORT B EACH
6•2-33 10
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Pre-registration 1s requested for
either program. For information or
registration. call the CHOC En-
d oc r 1 no I og) Department at
1.N 7-3000.
Amertcanlleart
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Whale .. Aptha Christ~ Made Me
Do It" may be the alibi of m:ord for
playwri&bt Edchc Cope. one m1aht
wondtr just who madt the Hunt-
ina&on Beach Ptayho use do 1t -and •fiy?
• Orea Gnffin a1 a younc nlhoeau~
who Sttms to ha' e lost track of a full
d.a)' 1n has life -dunna which he
allqedl) mamcd two d1fTtrent
v.omen. to the constemauon of hss
s1mmenng fianctt enerieticall)
done b) Laura <;usan Black
maid.~ Coprad Apnl Yee as
a pair ofbrau} tMmbos both da1m1na
to be Gnmo·s bnde. Manin
Eckmann as a hypcncuvc hood
who'd make Damon Runyan wince
and Joshua Kaye as the novice
m\stef\ wntcr who's supposedly
maJuni u p all this stufT. h 'sa fi ve-way
draw
'"AfMM C'hriD Mtdt Me °" ,, ..
as bc•na periOnned 1n a ooeumc
Junior hllb school. wh.ch 11 ap-
propnatc SIJK'C tha~ tht k"cl of its
bwnor. The show ronunun fndays
and Saturdays at 8 p.m . tllroua)I
March 26 at G1s.ler School. 21 441
Stnthmoor UM, Huntanaton ~ach
Call 832-1405 for lick.et infonnatron Oranted, the play 1s a spoof of stagt
mysteries, which are pretty fair game.
but even the dullest Christie
whodunit is more enJOyable than this
jui«ltss sendup which tnes hke the
very devil to be witty and falls over 1 ts
own feet in the proces.s.
Griffin shov.\ polish and promise
1n his attempts tu stra1&htcn out the
s1tuat1on, v.1th the aid ofhss attomt), .------------------------------
Michael Ro\s. who Sttms awkward
and erra11c 1n h1~ us1gnment ~
most accomplished performanet of
the night 1\ ddminmert'd by .\aron
Charne\ v.hu underplaH so slutlfutl)
as Gntlin's 1m pla1.able butler that the
O\enndulge nu• ol the other\ 1s all the
BearlDCap
Nall llardD (riallt) and Alllal L-. .ar, r~m&.: •• A-t Dan aacf'Lemon'' ma tM aala ...,. eo;tta
Repertory tllroqb April 7 . Call 967-4033 for ticket
baf"onaadoD.
LINDA ALGAZI ...
PromC8
important key to love But mutuality
doesn't mean that two people can be
equal 1 n every wa y. The most success-
ful marriages occur between two
people who show a balance of power
when all of the following areas are
considered:
1. Physical power ~beauty. body.
clothes. gender. sex1.1ahty, strength.}
2. Work/profess1o n/carcer power.
3. Economic power.
4. Educa11o nal power (degrees.
cultural. attainments, wisdom).
5. Acquired skills (craf\smansh1p.
mechanical and other prac11cal skills.
such as cook1nt carpentry).
6. Emot1ona power (the ab1hty to
inspire affection and attachment in
others. independent of on.:'s own
feelings).
7. Intra-and inter-personal power
(social 'ik1lls. charm. warmth. sup-
port1 veness)
8. Natural ab1ht1es (talent, wit,
physical dexterity).
9. Character slulls (honesty. loyal-
ty, dependability, perserverancc. fair-
ness. cheerfulness. asscrti veness).
I 0 Association power (influential
friends or relatives).
So Handsome Herb's not-so-pretty
wife most likely has some special
qualities of her own which she
brought to the marriage. And it's
those qualities which account for the
way he beams whenever he looks at
her.
"In the realm of social psrctwlog},
beauty turns out to be truly an the eye
of the beholder."
Dr. Al6uJ h • m~utl l...Uy ~ •• , la c..-... ,[ti /tlar ...
welC9111H YHr ~·Uy• ....
a ttply, ~ NC'-H a tla•~· ulJ-~ ave,.. Wrl~ to
LiMa A11uJ, Pl.D., c/o DaJly Pl#I,
P.O. Box 1511, C..&a Mn., ltttl.
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more e' 1dcnt
Director Adnanc Coros. blts!ied
wi&h some fine talent. apparent!)
decided that the only way to make
this sorry satire work would be 10
encouraae cgreg.aous overacung. This
only caUs attenuon 10 the ntt<j fo r 1t
namely the 1nadcquac1es o f the scspt
"Aptha Chnsue" (whv should bt
turning 1n hergra,e) 1s a m)stef) pla~
1n progress. wntten b~ an e\<Op v. ho
keeps wh1stl1ng the arnon into tah-
leau 1n order to put his two cents 1n
The o nly murder <><;cun o!T'.>tage
which 1s something Dama .\gatha
certainly didn't ordain
Susan 0'( onncll one o f Orange
( OUOI\ ') better adrt:'S~. I!> ~ddlcd
v.11h the melodramatic rok of Gnf-
tin's mone,·grubb1ng sister v.ho
\.hanges v.1gs for ca1.h entrance To
hcr"redll '>he pla,s 1t Quite forccfvll)
SI.ult Zuc m.rn ha\ unc ol the pla~ '\
onl~ \tra1ght roles a~ (mffin·~ ~1dc·
k1l ~ and d1\l hargc\ 11 adequate!~
At the core of all this silliness 1s
\\Ing for the O\Crtoo._ed l harac·
tenLauon av..srd ol the c' r n1ng arc
Camlee Jonncr as the BS-brained
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Noriega 's troops thwart coup attempt Bl••ta 1r111 three at Belf .. t
funeral forlRA~entnaa mtmbtt Oefeftte fOfU'S and n COftsidefed to bt tbe ral~bdMadP71 m'aarilmla~
WIS.bi..-on has beat eM'.rtina PfttlUlt to
dnve him from power. Praidmt flapn said
Tuesday the Uniacd Stata wants him .. out of
thctt." The economy bas been crippled by U.S.
sancttoru..
Whitt Houte ~nman Marlin Fitrwaltf
declined com~nt on tbt troubk in Panama. "I
don't have any information to confirm the report.
We are aware there 1s turmoil in the city."
ABC News reponcd that some members of the
m1htary ~ holdi.na SMn loyal to Nomp It
tunpoint iDSldc the Drienx fOfU'S bc:adqwaneR.
t said tbt soldicn were from the Bln.ahon Foru
2000.
ABC also said that all American mith.ary
personnel and their dcpcn<knlS have been restri~
tcd to the Canal Zone.
Officials of the Pan.ama CanaJ Comm1$110o in
WubiQllon c:onfinned that 1 coup wu attem~
ud aia re.di a.di .. '° the c..al w '-"
blocked. The Driente FORU bad doled otr the
entrance &O a U.S. au hue neat the canal
adminiatrative beedquanen in a.Jboe. on the
Paci Re sick. they said.
.. The canaJ area is pretty ~u itollted. ••
WiU11m R. Oa..lli. chairman of the com·
miMion 's board of di~ «>Id the Houte
TrH~tioa A:ftopriations subcommittee.
"But 1t is hard to tel fiom heft euctly what that
means.''
Dtnnis P. McAwiftie. admini1t.rator of the
rommiuion, said be "'woukt not ,.rd (the
blocbck) u a hostile act at this moment ..
E.arher today. the Spanish news lltftCy EFE
re~ that a poup of army c:ap&ains and m.;on.
wuh the t.ddna of the Air Force, took over the
mihiary blll'TICb. EFE quoted u1udmtificd mili·
tar)' $0Urt:U.
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1£LFAST, Nana.era Ireland -Ea=ud swaftre nPfed ~a
ccmeterydT.a ftaaeral larllne lrillt blicu Anny~ ~at
leMt thrw udilUuMlaa .... a lO. llid. A ... IDI• AwldM'a Eu1era Heal ..., Soaa1 9irvbe ..w .-. ..... 23 a.uurec1. .,.., o1 ......
letioulty. A wiSMll llid ri .. were ftred ud Mad ~.anan eaploded. Tbe bluu.,..... lboul IS_. away 11 l.M coftlna of
the auenillu. abot by Mtilb UOOpl In Oibrahar, were tiiriJ11 into pnes. A police tpOkamao wbo lpoke on condition ol uoaymity Mid one
man at the tcene ... ..........._ Thoul&ndaof moumcracluttered in the Roman
CatboUc Milltown cemetery in Wna Betfaat and ftune themtelvet on the pound .. orpei.ien ~Aw calm. rue,_.._ crm.e Ulp •drift
Sandinistas in major drive against Contras
MIAMI -An eftline fire broke out today on the Scandjnavian Star,
leavina tbe cnalle abip adrift in tbe Owf of Mexico with more-than 700 ~
on boud. authorities •id. "The fare iaundercoatrohiaht now, but I don t have
word that it's out, .. said Chiefhtty Offtcet Joe Dye of the Cout Guard Miami
office. No fire irtjurin were repon.ed, but an unidentified 71 -ye.ar-old male
passen,er suffered a heart attack. [)ye aaid. A helicopter was dispatched from
Homestead Air Force Base touth of Miami to the man up. The Scandinavian
Star was about 35 milet off' Isla M~ret. a Mexican island north of the tourist
retort Cancun in the Yucatan peninsula. the Coast,Guard aaid. Coe.st Guard
spokesmen said that even thouah the fire was under control, the enaine room
had ~n scaled off and carbon dioxide had been pumped in, and the ship was
dead 1n the water. MANAGUA. Ntcarqua (AP)-About 6.000 N~uan sokllers uJCd helicoptcn and heavy
artillery an a maJor offensive apms1 Contra rebel ~ but the government denied reporu 1lS
troops had cro~ the border into Hondwu.
Mar11n F1uwater said that l.SOO N1carquan
troops ~ere aJread> 1nsa~ Hondruas and that an
add1t1onal 4.SOOappcared to be an a sta&tnaaru to
cross the border.
amounted to a "very serious bttach of rqional
borders."
Heavy fiahtina was rcpiortcd throu&hout
N1carqua s Sth Military RCSJon, which includes
Boaco. Chon tales., Rio San Juan and Zelaya South.
The Contras said Sandinisla troops had overrun
some rebel positions.
Letten to 1Jmfa6e publllllJed
H onduran officials also dcrued Contra datms
that Sandan1st.a troops tishtina an northern
Niarqua had entered Honduran temtory Tucs-
d.ay.
~ He said the White House said today 1t was
cons1denns "evcrythinJ. ... short of invasion" after
national secunt) offic1aJs met to diSC\lu a
N1caraauan a1taek on Contra rebel positions an
ne1&hbonna Honduras..
The Defcnte Ministry said JS Contra fi&hten.
seven Sandinista soldien and one civilian had
b«n killed in the fi&htina.
BEIRUT -Two Let.nese newipepen published lettcn addressed to
kidnapped American journalist Terry Anderson and his pro-Iranian capton
today on the third anniversary of his abduction in Moslem west Beirut. The
1~epcndent An-Na!'-' and the Sunni Moslem AJ-Liwa also published a
picture of Anderson s 2-year-old d.aUJ}lter Sulome. who was born after his
March 16, 1985, abduction by Islamic Jihad. In Washington, prcs1denttal spokesman Fitzwater said the N1caragUAn moves
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llOllCa 01 DEATH CW •VIT1NG mDe Qty Coat• Meile J •tr•• c• .. • M HI MAHAGEMEN1' SYSTEM t9n<lln0 LaOun& Cenyon TAY LOR, a minor lor .... .,. hetetofore doing the F9der81 Home Loen a ....ca "°91:'" Nol!Ce IS hereby~"* COUNT'f °'()RAW 2 All "' .., wor1I to b9 ,. tplt ............... INTERESTED VENDORS Ao.a b9twMn ne CWr91t CNnge of Heme ~under the ftctltloul ..,. of Sen Fr811Ci8co. IOO
eowaM tl'le &o.rd of True ... °' tN tn tM Manet ol the Apclil-C*bm9d in 8CC«~ ..... ,., ,.,.. ........... WISHING TO SUBMIT A twmlnus .. A"on P~y No. A 141960 ftnn ,,_end •lyte of W..t Celltomi• St,.... Room 310,
NilhCMFOlll Co.Mt CommUf'lil'! COiiege eationolSherH .. Bufnett wttl'I drewtngs end~ ......_..,_ .... 'a= I PROPOSAL. SHOULD llCfoteSWIDtego Cr.-.to ORDERTOSHOW CAUS~ Coeet8MllngPtul.811823L San Fr8nd8co .. C811fornta
NOeAft CW WILL O.tlrtet ot Or.noe County. on o.t14L1t of Dw\lel Pt\i4lip eatlOl\S wfltdi ere~ ........ ,_.. .. ..._ COHTACT Pfoe>OM BerrMCa Pnwey FOR CHANGE Of N.\ME 17th Ste 3 12 81 SW!t• Ana, M lot wtttlin 10 d~ of lhe a COCMCL CMlfom•• wtl r9QINll ...,_ Dutt for CMf1oe or Name tor purcl'laH e t Con· ................. MA .JOEGIBSOHOAMA to the not1h The ptopoe9d (Sec IOl4) CA 12701. County of Or· ll'l~of INenot.lce.An ..., °' "tit.,.. 94 DtCH UC> to Dul no later No A t419?0 SOlld•ted Reof09repaa. .. I« 0. I ........... WILLIAM DOOLITTLE. THE Pfotecl .. IOcated In the JANEt SIMPSON on .,.. S\al• of Celitomla.. did 8ddltl0nel 1 deye IO IUbmn
TO AC MU lllTElll ,,..,, t I 00 a m Friday ~A TO S60 WHI Fir at Street, -a • .. LS 1 , ..... W A A N E A IMne M.olceil Ind &:ience behelf of JENNIFER KIER on the 14th day of Mwcfl, comnwtC. may b9 ob&elned
aaTATa MO.. 'Maten 2S taN el the SHOW CAUSE Tustin Cellt04n>a t2'IO ...._ • • ............. GROUP/MANAGEMENT Comip6ea. bat lnline (for· TAYLOR.• INnor hel tiled• 1 .... by mutual GOMWll, If a wrttten '~ le r•
A.-'4m4 P\HcNMlng 08pel1men1 °' FOACHA~Of'NAME ('f~(7141 136-2155~ 8'w:l8 .. ttt•••tt ea CONSULT ANTS. HSO ~ r9ferred M IM IMne p«ltion In thll coun tor"" d!MC>tYetheaaidpertMt'etl"' oel"9d by the~
T 0 111 " •• rs • n d NICI COll9ge dlslrlC1 loce'9d (Sec 9064) The cost pet Ml .. llPP'0-1· -................. CANOGA AVENUE. SUITE ~ ~). vu. Otdet ~ petltlOner to Md 19'1n!Mte their r•tle>fte Agent wtthln the t().oey
t>enefld8t-oredftoo and II t370 Adlln\I A-. Stl9'I L.. Bumetl. on im.t~ s 16 00 Few 80-i~... .,_..,.. ... 800. WOOOl.ANO HILLS. l8Q9 13. etleno8 '* n-from JEN-.. pertMt'I therein. per10d.
cont•"gent cr•dllOr ' OI Coste ~-Clll!fomla et bef\1119 ol ~ Pt!llWJI Dull OlllOMI intonnahon. ~•ect ). CA 91317 (l tll 71Q.MS5 'tM *" reoon •• C09Y of NIFEA KIER TAYLOR lo Sele! buliMM In the MIK• Myotte eendlng. l)fote81
CL A A EN C E R 0 BERT •"tel'I ,.,.,,. Mid btds wHt be l'IM llled 1 l*ltlOll 1n tt\19 IN PrC)t9C1 ~. GW1n C.. .... '1C»1t• ALL VENOOAS TO 810 tile Envlronmenl•I De· JENN IF EA TAY L 0 R wtlt be con6uc;ted by Linda oe.ned 11Ubet8111lal by the
SOWERS Ind persons wno ~DltCJy OC**' &nCS ,_, c:our1 for"" order ~ o-i. et f7 1•1 7~ The name Ind~ ... of MUST A TT END CON· termln•llon (M1119eted SIMPSON Betuw Ind Bot>by A Bak•. Princ:lpal ~ Aoenl
mey be ot,__.M .,,.., .. ,94 lor ~to c:l'IWlg9 '-1Nr 3 The CIM8lflc;etl0n of Iha coun is fEt nombre y FERENCE OR SUBMIT Ne981tw DedW•tlon) 8lld IT IS HEREBY ORDERED wt'O wlll pey end dleQMrge mey requwt 111'1 Otll wgu.
"'Iha ..... 8fte2/C)t •t•te P\JRC"iASE OF MICA(). n8IM ll'om Dllnlel ~ Contr.cl0<'• lte•nM r•· dlr9CCAOn de .. con• •) WRITTEN INTENT TO 810 °''-Pfoteci Information that .. pereons lnt••ted In .. 118t>ili11ee end debll of the ment on the liPC)lieallon by
A C*)tton MIS a-. ,.., COMPV"tER HARDWARE & Dutt lo D•n••I Pllllllp qaked In !tie pertonnanoe of MUNICI PAL COURT OF BY MAACH 24. 19'8 A Bl[). .,. ...... '°' ~Ion the matter ef«eukl 8Pc>eW lll'm Ind reoetve .. moni.. tul>n'llttlng • wnnen requwt
by RUTH E LEOU~EA 1n ,,,. SOFT w A A E 0 A ANGE &urn9tt U.s Contr8Ct ... "8 ' CALIFORNIA, COUNTY Of' DEAS CONFERENCE Will •t the Communl1y ~ before ttll9 court In 0eper1. peyetlte to Ille firm to CM ~y AQ8nt Suoer>or Court Of Oranoe COAST COLLEGE IT IS HEREBY ORDERED 4 Pursuent to '"• LOS ANGELES. Alhambra 8E HELO MARCH 24. IHI ment DeJJartment, 210 I ment No 3 I t 700 CMc Funher notie. I• ller9by during the 1().day perlod
County reqves1tng tnet AU t>ods ate lo be In 11C-INlt &II~ int••led 111 Pf"OV\lllons of S.Ctlon 1773 Otv1alon. 150 Y' Com· AT THE Cff\' OF HUNT-McG-. 1~. CA Center Orl\'I W•t. Senla ~ that the undetligned For 8 prot•t to be con-
RlJTH E LEDEREFI De ao-lc.ord•nt:e wttn Ille 8ICI Oocu.. the matter 8'°'..-CS ac>c>Mt of l"9 lal>Of Code of ... "'°"....," A...,,.,.. AJhem.. ING TON 8EACH 2000 " you he ... any ~llOnl Ana. C&lllornl•. on APRIL 7. will not be rMJIC)nllble, from lidered tubellll'lt181, " must
P<Wll.CS u ~&J r~ "*'" ~ er• now on .... l>tltcw• INs CQl'1 .,. [)epw1· S •••• or CeHf0tN• th9 t>r• Celifomla 9180 I MAIN STREEl AT 2 00 PM °' Conoef"M. you .,. lnlllted , ..... , 2 4S o'doelr. p M . lhlt d.y on'°' any oblig80on be .wltten and recel¥ed on
r-tarn.e to &Omtn•stet the .,,., may De secuted In 1M ,,..,,, No 3 at 700 C1v.c &o.d ol ~-· PIM The ,_, eddrw. 8lld OH THE LOWER LEVEL IN to al'Mnd e Public HeW1ng lo and then and 11*• lhow lnOuffed by the other(I) In time. Ille r-lor the
ftt-1• O! CLAAE...CE R08-tolftce of l"9 o.r.ct0t ot Center Orrve West Senta 0Ct-.dttle991*ll~ t...,,_ _.,., ol ~ 8-8 COHfERENCE ROOM be hekS by the Crty of I,_ eau-. If eny they he .... wtly (llla)Cller}lllleif)ownneme(e) PfOl•t mutlt be eon.18tenl
EAT SOWERS vrw>er tr>e In Purcnu.ng of UoCS COli9ge AA8 Callforno&, on M.AACH tnQ ,.._ ol per dlef9I ..... tdf'a attom.y Ot p6eontlf9 FINAL 810 CLOSE Will BE Qty Council on Mardi 29. Mid p«ltlon I« c:l'IWlg9 of Ot 1n tile n.,,-ie of Ille lltm wl1fl Iha r.,ietor; N8le lot"
oeoenoen1 Adm1n1S1rat1on distrte' 2" 1M1 at 2-30 o ~ 111'1<1 !tie qenetel ~ wttllOUI 811 8tt0tney. • (El OH APRIL 1S, ttaa NO 1W et f 30 PM In tM 0tty nemell\Outd not be9'811ted DMed 8t Coet8 Meea. derll8I °' 1M ~Ion and
otE.stat•ACt E8G11 Ot<lder ""'91 -..bmft PM .,,., therl 8nd t,,.,. ratetofflolldeyend_,.,. nom0fe,18direc:c:lonyelnu-L.ATERTHANSOOPM Council Chanlt>er•. 11200 IT IS FURlHER ordered C811tornla, thlt 14tfl day ol IM j)fot ... ~be 114>-
The i:>elllion '' 1e• '°'hell I '"'t" n1s DI<! • cari ... s anow ~. 11 any tn.y l\&111 won. in "'9 locallty lcw -=ti mero de telelono det SUBMITTED FROM THE Jwnbot ... lrvtne, CA. F0t ttlel a CoCl)I of tNe orO. to MMC:h. IM8. ported by the lnle>m19tlon
11\Q 1n Oec>&rtmenl NO 3 II cf'MIC~ Certtlled CheCll or wfly MIKI petition tor C"-99 or•fl. elaUillcat.IOll °' type 8b00900 del Clemendent• 0 CITY OF HUNTINGTON in«• lnlorm&tlon, p6MM lhow UllM be~ In Francine M Pallecfl ~ In ~643 2(•1(4) ol
100 C.\'IC Center O.•.e Wwt t>odoe< s l)Qn<I mede payet>le ot .._ IN>uld not be of wor11~ r...oed to P · del oemandwlle Que no BEACH PURCHASING DE· QI Oen Jul'9 81 MC).3935 or the Ot11nge CoMt Delly Plklt, Put>lilhed 0r811Q9 COMt the "'*8 8nd Aeguiallon8
SW!ta Ana C.t0tn .. 9270• to 1r>e oroer of 11'19 Coast grent.CS ~ tt'lt eontrect from "'9 I~ ebogo8do. •I ROGER PART M E N T CI VIC Cllerle ne G8111n8 8 1 e ~ of qenefel Delly Not .... ct! tf. ttll tor IN Federal 8evtngtt Md
on -"><" & t988 ., '45 p M ~fly Coltege O.Strw:t IT IS FURTHER oroe<.cs Dwector °'!tie Oepwtrnent A MEADOWS MOOIO CENT EA 2000 MAIN eeo.-3e01 llt -Community <*eulellon, ~In""' WMS Loen System
F fOU OBJECT !O Ille Bo.,d Of Tr\ISI-. "' an that • C09Y of 1"'9 oroer to o l lnduttrlel A91etlona 17141 623-S500. Attorney .. STREET HUNTING TON 0..llOC)meilt ()eperlment county., .... once. ----.,. llftnH: YCN mey looll M Ille~
granung o• lhe peht.on rou wnount no1 lea ll'IMI 11 ... .,_ "*-D8 po~ .,, T ..... ra ... .,. on .... Wlttt l -386 Soutll Gotdot\ BEACH. CALIFOAHtA NOTE " you ~ •cw IOUt c:onMCUUve .... ,._"' ..,,~ cation 81\d .. commentl ~-t~ &p0e&ratt,.,.,percen!l~'l<.1 otrneaum0t0 tl'le Or11ngeCoastO.dyPtlOI l"-Oer1l of the 8owd of Strwt. P-. Cetitornle ~Orange CoMt tMprotecten~.youmay pnortothed.yofMld'-· Med ILt the F.0.81 Honw
lleaf•ng an<1 t1•r• y00t ot>-.. 1 ov.,.,.t .. trnit IM °"'" • new~t ot genet•• ~ COC)l9I may b9 91166 Detlly Piiot Mwcll If. 21. be limited to r8191ng onty Ing MOTIC9 °' Loen 8enlr. of SW! Frenaeco, ,ec~ ~ t.+e -·nen oo,.c det '"'" ant et into tne c~cvt&llQn put>11$1'1ed tn tl'ws OCltalned at coat 81 the offlcl9 DA TE fFect1el JUL 30 118& t'-.__you or 80fl'l80n8 JULEE ROBINSON, COM· ~~ fGa unlem any Madi lt'laleriel8
tlO<'s ""'" 11'19 court Defore e><C>P<>Md ContrKI If IP'tl county 11 i.&sl onoe a ..,....._ II GSAIFeclllt... & A.el 19'7 W9 ... elM r8'McS II Iha Public MISSIONER of the S;Jperlof "teet'"'• -.,.. _.,,..,. by law trom dll.-
tne '-tn9 Your ~ 1 ta~ •s ewatOld to lwTI In fOf l0u1 COOMC:uh,.. weet<s Pt<>oerfY O...i.k I . ~.._..I, .._ingOMcrlbeOlnlNI~ Court ,,..__..,. _. doeute " you 118¥1 eny
enc.e m1y oe ,,, pe.'°" or o. ,,,. _, ollw• to 9f'lt1< ptlOl to tl'le cs., of saecs ,_. S EKh DoOOer """" 8UC>-Cler II , _, .l•c•••ll•• MUC NOTICE tic. 0< '" W<ltl91'1 eor-P a o n •. G •no v • • •. •MeCM OlftCa(I) cau-tlone c:oncerl\lng trw
fOUr 1ll<11nf'f •nto s..c" contract ll'le "IQ '""Witt\ IVS t>.o • uu.fec· ......._ ~ P\a.tC MOTICI 1~ dell-Id 10 Cel1811W'1 McHolm& Wll'lton. ~~ .. ~ procedurM. eont•ct 1"9
"OU MA 1 EJtAr.e NE. ll'le p<oceeds of the eheCI< ...... t>e 0.ted FEB t9 !9M tory CfleCti cerl•flecl by • ,. Publdlled OrWlge Cout the City Councll II Of l)flor AllorneY9 for pet II loner. ----·-Feder81 Horne Loan .,,.. Of
.... •ec>t Oy ,,,. t.OUl'l •I /OU 1on..1ec1 or"' tl'le UoM of. JULEE ROBINSON COM .~tHe bet* or . bidder·• Oerty PMc>t Fet>rv.,., 24 ~~..'....~~a;:-to. 11'9 Publlc: HeWlnQ 19100 Von K8tmen, 1111 ....... _ ~ctr-",!.. bllc Sen Francleco •• (415)
.,. ,,,, .... ,ed •n ,,.. estet• I l>OflCl lhe lull ....., ,...,eat MISSIONER lt>OnCI made payatl69 to Ille Merel'I 2 g 16 19'1 -... • CrTY Of' ... .,..., •Yi Floor. IMne. CA 127 15 ,,_ •• 0 Mm ... pu 3~ 1000.
1ou ma1 _,,. uoon t,.,. •• .., .. De l<lf"t.,ted to sa>d cOI· Put>llSMC Orange Co.11 oroer ol the C<>unl'I' o1 Or· WIS7 •• ~ Amendment 17• NANCY C LAC.Y CrTY Publllfled 0t8nge Coul ll'la1 under Section 5'3.22 ol Publlltlecl Ot.noe Coeet
ec..tor ~ llOmtntllrllQI O' ieoe d•stnct I Dally Pilot February 24 .,. In "" .,._,,.., "°. t .. ~~ ·~ ,a:;-CUM. av....... Deify Piiot Mardi 2 .•. ''· 23. tlletor ~ endof~~ Delly Pilot Merctl 18, , ... upon,,.,. an~, tor •!'le•• "'<> D'4<1er ma; ..,tl'ldr..,. Match 2 g 16 t98a ,,..,, r.ve perc.rit of me_.... "8JC NOT1C[ "' ' · Publltfled Or11nge Coeet IHI .. -ence -· wtn
ecuroc or 1dmt11 ~1rator • '"' OtCI tor• P9't0Cl lor torty· "'960 t>od u • guaren._ 1"al !tie GA.ocMO(A) ~*'• of r• ou., P16ot M8tefl 1t 1MI WM4 tile PllClfk S.vlr9 Bltnel, ~---------I I -~ ... A-,, ~ A .. ~ .......... ~ MOTICl YlllnQ ,,,. 0.-81 Plan lancJ • wt Coet• ....... CellComie.. n.. •• ,.,.., •eques s1a •flQ 1ha1 ....... _,,, ..,.,, • ., r ....... 11e ...,..._ -.,..., onto tM •ouatT f.Ofl uM ...__.,,,tion lf"orn lf'tler· 711 •-.,. llftJitl'C ...._.... ~ ............... ,.__ ..-,._
,ou "-"e ~ noooe Ol fMl lor ,,,.~ 1ner.ot P'tBJC NOJIC( l"'oooeed eonlr8C1 If l"9 --.. · ~.., ~ ,_, -· -..,. • ......, .. ,. SELL rhe ''"nQ ot.,., .n.,.,,1ory &t>O I The Board ol '"'"-•• same rs ,_Oed """ 1n me "90f'OIAL medt&t• ~ to Mun•· MUC tl)TIC( Fed9r81 Home Loan 8anlr. of ll00'.........,1 ot H ii ie..., -vestlle0<111tl9geolreteet-IC.St ,_totteiluteto enterinlo THE CITY OF HUNT · U..,10t11f..ectlltudy 8'M MOTIC90f' 8811 Fr8nCllCO to tr8118fer ,
W lS or ll'le DelltlOf\S or K I lllQ lily and ... bod• °' to NO TIC• TO ll4iel\ eontr.cl the e><OC.O. •NG TON BEACH IS SEEK· loe.8194 on t1'e IOUlbwt .,..,.,.. COWIT oeeeoLunoM Of' MWlg 8CCOUnl8 of Goldome counts men1ooneo 1n s.c,. •-any 1rr~11ies or .n-CMDfTOfll OF ot tl'leehectl will be tortetted •NG PAOPOS Al O N eotner of 8arr8nU Pw11wey or C~a.eA, • .,..,......, FS8. autWo ,._ YOftl through cl~sified
ttO<'ls 1200 al'd 1200 sot.,,. lorm&!lllH in eny OtCI or 1,, 9UllC TRMSFU lor ., CAM of • t>Onc:I. the IUll PAOlllOING A FULL v IN· 811<1 East v ... Loop In lt'9 COUNTY OI ()RAW Publle: notice ltt her9by ~~write In laYOt
c...iom.. Prot>et• Code 1"8 tliOOlng (lea..,.., ... ,.., """1"8reof ..... be lortelted TERGAATEO POLIC E & v~ of Woodbridge Gen· In the Wener of IM Appl!-liven '"•' FrMC:lne M Of PfOMM oUte ~ 141-1111
P9l•llOC> Aull'I E L..,._ C . ..cwL W•TDl.. U.C.C ) 10 UICI County of Orenge FtAE COMPUTER AIOED _., P\81"1 Amefl0m8flt 11· eetlon °'JANET StMPSOH 8llecfl Ind Eugene~ Tlw•~ ..... beWll to ~ ... ~ .... vac.. Cit •• 9'111 II Notx:e II Mreoy or--i rol • Ti. •Keint'U tlOdder rtaJC __ .,. ~ ..aJC ..,_, ._. ......... _. -I A"'*' c... c-.._., cred•tors o• ,,,. .. tn•n "' .. o. required 10 lumlWI • NOTICE PtaJC NOTG .....C NOT1Cl ~ """'~ _.......::....::=:..::::.::.::::::.__
L9ft9 .._.. .. "'._we.rd, C ..... ~ nMneO transte<oru1 "'•' • ~ Bond on an
L8ft9 e..d\, CA~ I P\,Dh.Vled Orang.e Coast Duf~ transler '' llDOvl to oe amount eq;,81 to 100 percer>t
Publ•st>eO Or anQ<t Coast o .. iy Pi1<>1 Mwc:t-9 16 t9811 "*'4t on P9'Mln&I P'OOl'ty of !tie ~• ot l"8 con-
D•·"r P~ol ..... ,",, 15 16 22 WM61 .. ..,..rt .. <Jesul«>ecl Ir.ct and • Payment Bond
19811 Tri. ~ .,,., Duj;ne6.I WI !fie County CounMI 8110
'W'l:IO llOOte&Mn of 11'9 tnt...O.C the Ra9* Maneo« °' Orange ---------"8JC ll()TlC[ tr&naterora •t• SAL t Y County " P\&IC NOTIC( KUSTE R 1sis Mew v .. oe 1 P\,t:_. to SecuOt\ FICTITIOUI IUWU Drive East eo.11 ~ 4580 of the ao-nme11t
•.-no FICTITIOUI .u ... as
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Pu011Vl90 O•ilr~f! Cn1t~t
~ PtlOl M&tC' ; 16 23
NA• ll'An•NT Callfornt• CoOe ol the Stal• of Celi-
Tn. IOllo.tng pef'SOns 11• Tl'le IOC.&tion 1n Cllltornie IOtn.a the eontr8C1 Wiii con-
OOrf'9 o.--. M COM-ol Ille t"4I e»ecut.,.. office teon p<~ ~
P\JSolUA :i1292S Leo l -or P'inoc>ai Du-ottlCe ,,,. ~ Dido. to
[1 r.,,o CA 9.?630 ol tl'le 1ntenoecs trwi.teror •s IUC>ltltute teeurlt• lor 811y
A.cio wa.,,..., r<&9"""'"191' ~ wtt"'*O by the
22975 dlC-. ·-E Tl)fQ CA "'" om• t:NS.,_'l "--County oC OrWlge to ...,,. 926'.)I' and lddr-uMO t>y I,.. ~ unOer the eon
All'°" 11eoa "90amast• inteno.d transferor Mtl'lin tract 1~15 Leo L•ne E• r<110 CA I "'rM yHt• iast ,-~ lest I The Bowa ot Suc>er·
92&30 put IO lat U known 10 I,.,. "'90tl ,__ the r1Qllll to
T"'' Du11rns •I con-1nt9"o.d lr8nslerM ere retee1 .,,.,., or .. t>odl end 10
duct.0 D't "'-.Oancl 11N1 """-none WWW .,.., ~ Ill Wty R.c~ W IC~-.1er The ~II W><I Du-btCl ~
T"'s starement .., ... t...a 8ddrM1 ot ,,.. mteno.d BY ORDER O F THE I
"'" 1r.. County Oen: ot Or· ,,_..,. .. .,are OOHHA L 80AAO OF SUP£RVISORS
~County°" J-.wy 2S PARK(A l525 ....... llerae OF ORANGE COUNTY
19811 DrtYI Ehr Coste M*H CAUFORNI"
netOn Ca11torn•1 DATED Feoru.v 2 ... 1*
Pvbl•Sl'leO Or&t>Qe Coeal TP\at the l)•QOerly 1)8'"t• LINDA 0 •o•••T•
O••ly Pt1<11 Fec•u&ry 2• lllnl '*"O •'I O...Cr•beO "' j~ .. ... ~ ..
30 1M8 M81~,. 2 9 16 t9U gener81 M fHE THIN!tEFI ,~· .. ~ .... wt~~ W9S9 USED BOOKS a nd 11 c..tJ, C .. 1 ..
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IOcal.C II 1S25 Meaa Verde P\ltll"'9d Or8nQ11 C:O-t
D . • N · · Drive East Cos\& MK& Deity Piiot Mwdl 7 1• 1.., "8.IC NOTIC( , Calttornt& 1 MJ 14
ANGVIANO CAMCEUATIC* M Dy -d tr11t•'-''>'• at ~ P't8.JC NOllC( I
The eusi-n-u-i
FELi X MEN OOZA ~':" ~'ij ~1<~11E r ... iNl(f:~ c _,.
ANCUlANO ~ DtlAl"T l91 ·-1"-1 NOO o..Mt 11.,.,,.,., Ill •a.a away M 1'1'l'h 1-l 1988 A DAAF"l' ENVIRONMEN· lftteno.cJ le; be cc;n1Ym (C.fTACICM AOCW.)
H M T AL IMPACT REP()fH WAS mat.cs a1 !rte onice ot NOTICE TO OEFENOAHl
al oag t•ITIOrtill COMPLETED OH MARCH E.scroweont.c>ts Inc: !1()71 ,1 A~ll O • Acut•do1j Hospital N .. wpo rt t7 t91t THIS DOCUMENT Siiier • 105 Huntington CHARLES ~OTI DOLORES
&Nch Ht• wa..-. a long A~ESSES THE POSS. Beach Ca1ttorn .. 'l26'f C>t1 M FOTI & DOES 'I nme tftld.>nt I)( C.C.ta tBLE ENVIRONMENTAL IM· QI ,,,., Apr~ t 1931 THROUGH x IHCLUSIVf
PACTS OF" A tO I ACRE '"" l:N ,,.,,,,_ '' wt> YOU ARE BEING SUED Mesa He l.lt survtvt'd PROJECT COHS•STING OF J«t to C.1orrwi u"''°'"' ev PV.tNTIF'F IA Ud le •11 by tu. w ife Mana. ~ llO 0£TACH£0 :1-STOAY leotnm.Cl&I Code S«tlOtl ~·CHINO VAL
ch ildren. J .ume. ~ES IH C~T~1a1oe LFf BANK aCalltomee oor "-M 1 o -WTl'H COHTINUED OPEA. Tiie ,._ encs .ootw• ot poretlOn Aa~r. lguf' .-.cne. ATION Of 1:1 Oil WELLS lthe e>e•ton •1ln •llom Yw ..... • CA.L.amM Marco and David A,.. E)(IST•NG TANI( FARM ci..me may tie"*' .. Cla!r• OAYa..., .,.. 1 , ..
Anau1ano ~rVl('('S WOOLD BE RELOCATED l and Etcrow Concecn• ....... -........
Weft Mkt Tuesday. ~~:n~'°':''~~T~1 ~05 '°~,!;:. ~ :u:=. "'' II ..
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PUBLIC NOTICE
NOTICE OF INTENT TO PREPARE
AN ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT REPORT
PROJECT: DELETION OF UNIVERSITY DRIVE FROM THE MPAH AND
IMPLEMENTATION OF ALTERNATIVE CIRCULATION IMPROVEMENTS
'Mte Covnt1 of Orana• EnvlroneenteJ Mana, ... nt Acency hereby 1tv.a notice of the folJovtns
e nvlron.ental deteralnetlon1
PlOJICT D!SQIPTIO•h
The ,ro,o•e4 ,roject conal•t• of both deletlot1 of Ulll•er1tt1 Drive, betveen lrvtne Avenue all4
J .. i.or.. ao.4, fr .. the C:OU..•7 '• Meeter Plan of Art ert1l IS,tnre11 (NPAI) all4 t•pl.-.nt•ttoe of
eheraetho drc.Utt.. l .. rov-ftU. Prnlwe ,i.-1111 1tlMllH heve ln41cat .. tlMil the
folJovlnr ro.41 will carry the trefflc dt•orte.4 fr .. • lolot .. Ullt•er1lt7 Drl••• 1) lrt1tol
Str .. , couple•, 2) Corona del Mar Pr-..., (ll 71) ... l) Peciftc Coett ll,tlve7. A tr•fftc
•neJyah t o be c-pleted H part •f the Ill ,rocHI vtll SdentU7 1peclftc ehernath•
drcul•tlOft t99rov..-u, evdl u roe4 vldenl1111, to t. s.,l_t .. Sf Ufthoulty Drhe h
deleted.
The County ha• conducted an I nltt•l 5tudy a~ deteratn.. th.t the propo1 .. project .. , h.ve •
alptf1CA1nt •ff•ct Ofl the e.nv1ro,_nt an4 that an lnvlroneentel Japact leport (Ill) h
r equired.
SCOPING MEETING
A Scopinc Meetinc vill be held:
DATS:
TlJCli
Harch 22, 1988
Ci ty of Costa Mesa
77 Fair Orhe
CJty Council Chaaber•
7:30 , .•.
The purpose of the •copinc .. etina i• to
introduce the project and to identify public
and acency concern• related to preparation
of the Ill. The Notice of Preparation (NOP)
for th• Ill vlll be available at the
-.tine. Anyone lnterutM in recehina a
copy of the NOP ahould contacts
IKA/lnviron9ental , '
Otvhion (UP)
Attn• Mic.hell• Schreder
12 Civic Center Plasa
P.O. lox 4041
Santa 4na, CA 92701
Phone I 134-46)0
Speclal Projecu
An7 c-...u oe the llOP IN•t be provided at
the 1co,IR1 Metlnc or auti.ttted to IK4/llP
at the alto•• ad4r••• by April I, ltll at
4 :00 p.a.
PROJECT LOCATION MAP
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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 16, 1988 25 CENT
Na blamed in boating deaths
'=:"~"""."".:-----------,,-----..----.----.,.----------Civil case Jud e faults failed ight, bUOy
in fatal eras of boat piloted by Earles
BJ JONATHAN VOl.IKE .............
A federal j~ o n Tuesday blamed
the U.S. Navy for a 1984 Anaheim
Bay boat wreck that left five people
dead a nd led to an involuptary
manslau&hter conviction apinst the
craft's pilot. Virl Earles.
Wiiiie Jasper Darden,
the focus of an Inter·
national debate over the
death penalty for 14
years, dies In the electric
chair./A.7
Coaat
State Investigation re-
lease of radiation into air
in Irvine./ A2
Sports
UCI Coach Bill Mulligan
reflects on the Anteaters
PCAA title game loss and
the NCAA t0t.trney.1a1
SoCal CoUege upsets
Azusa Pacific In baseball
to gain first place.1a1
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Simon,
Bush lay
claim to
Illinois
BJOAVIDDPO
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CHICAGO -Paul Simo n de-
feated Jesse Jackson in the llhnois
primary Tuesday to win the banlc of
Democratic favorite sons and keep
his presidential candidacy alive.
Gcorae Bush won a rinaina victory.
too. but Sen. Bob Dole vowed "we're
stayina in" the Republican race.
"There was some neaJ1aencc o n
behalf of Mr. Earles ... but basically. I
blame the Navy," said U.S. D1stnct
Jud&e James ldeman. His remarks
came in response to the •ovem ment's
request to drop a S I 0 m1lhon damage
suit filed against the federal aovcm-
ment by survivors of the crash and
Youth
killed
playing
with gun
Irvine t een -ager t ook
clip out o f pis tol. but
bullet left in c h a mbe r
By PAUL ARCHIPLEY °' .............
An Irvine teen-ager acc1dentall\
shot hi mself to dca1h 1n front of his
g1rlfncnd T uesday while toying with a
aun he tho ught was em pty.
Pe1er Joseph Scarpello. 19. though•
he had empued all of1 he bullets from
the handgun he found at his girl-
friend's house before putung 1t to his
head and pulling 1he 1naaer.
According to Lt. Mike White.
Irvine police were called to the ho me
in the Woodbridge neighborhood a t
about I a.m . where 1he) found
Scarpello,'<iead of a srnale gunshot
wound to 1he head from a 2S-caliber
sem1-automa11c pistol
"Apparentl> he was JUSt horsing
around," White said.
"He ejected the chp and. thinking 11
was unloaded, put the gun to his head
and pulled the tng er.
"T here was a bullet in the
cha mber.··
Scarpcllo's girlfnend. who was not
1dent11ied. teacfull) summo ned para-
medics. He was pronounced dead at
1he scene.
"It was1ust a temble. terrible tragic
accident.' said Scarpello's mother.
"Tha1's all 11 was. nothing else"
A 1986 graduate of Woodbndge
High School. Scarpello lived wi th his
parents 1n Woodbndae. a few blocks
awa) fro m the scene of his death.
.. He wa s a wonderful kid." said
Mrs Peter S..arpello. "He's 101ng 10
be sorel~ m1~ b) his famtl) and
fnends.'
A rosary 1s scheduled at 6.30 p.m
Thursda) al McCormick Mon uat).
1795 Laauna Can>on Rd.
l\Mass1sslated a t IO a.m. Fndayat
St. John Neumann C'athohc Church.
5101 Alton Parkwa). Irvine. Bunal
v. 111 follow at Ascension Cemetery 1n
El Toro .
rclallves o rthosc who penwd 1n the
Oct. 28 wreck.
The suit contends the aovernment
1s at fault for the early momina
accident because it planted the 1.000-
pound buoy for baran at the Seal
Beach Naval Weapons Station
Funhcrmorc. a navip tional light on
the west Jttty o f the bay's entrance
wu inoperable and a rcplacemen1
naviptional buo y was m isplaced. 1he
survivors' attorneys contend.
T he Jetty hahts arc 1mponan1
Kicking back
becau~ boa1ers use the matkers as
na \lg.a Ilona I aids 10 center their boat
in lhe channel al ntaht. whe n the
rock~ are no1 euily ~n
Earll·~ was at the helm of the rented
~CJ.fool "Wh1skc) Runner" whe n 1t
'>lammed into an unh&hted moonna
buo) J U'>I 1 ns1de 1he bay entrance near
Hunt1n~1on Harbour. He was con-
' lt ll:d 1n 1%<> of five counts of
1n' u luntary manslaughter and
!>enh:n<.:ed to three years 1n pnson. but
1'> free "'h1le the cue 1s on appeal
His attorney 1n the c1v1I sutt, Dana
Dento n. heads a four-lawyer team
reprcscnuna Earles and three otbcr
survivors and the fam1bC1 of lhe
'1ct1m s. Killed in the boating acc i-
dent were Anthon) Sutton. 27 and
Ronald Myers. 22. botb of~I Beach.
Kathy Weaver. 24, o f Laauna Beach.
John Bakos. 22. of Seal Bc~ch and
Pa1n c1a Huhng,s. 20. of Downe:-
Earles. a former professional fisher·
ma n. t~ttfied in the opening da' of
1he tnaJ but has not at1tnded an' of
.................. ._
Robba llll• of Garden Gro•e bub on the
back of an ob':t:f dolphin at Marlnen Park lD Newpo,1 cb while Ilia IOD playa
nearby, ContiD•::o:J:ri..DC wee tiler today
and Tbunclay u d be condacl•e to
porpoieef1ll reluatlon.
Hart says Ferguson's voting
record prompted challenge
By PAUL ARCHIPLEY
Of-0.., .........
Evelyn Han didn't make a ...:ev.
Year's resoluuon to run for higher
office. he doesn't e'•en li ke 10
ca mpaign much.
Bui when aro ups of Republll'an
women approached the :"llewpon
Beach councilwoman about entering
the GOP pn mar) in the 70th .\s·
scm bl) D1stnc1 ap rnst incumbent
Gil Ferguson. she took a look at his
record
She was shocked b) v. hat \he
found. she sa)S.
"Only 18 percent of the ume has he
voted for thtng,s O range Counly has
been working on." Han cla imed.
"We're not a bunch of radicals. We're
prell\ mc.xkra1c
"E\t.'l')one \a~s v.e need to get
'>omc k g1s lat1on through but "'c
"'"n·1 as~ <iii Ferguson becau\e he\ a
1o~c "'hen 11 l·omcs to gc111ng ll~t\·
la11c1n through
"Either he won't earn 11 or there'\
no "'a) he l Jn get ti passC<!:· \he \81d
In an 1ntcn 1cv. at the Da1 h Pilot on
Tul·\da' Han ~1d Ferguson's ov.n
h1cr.lluIT sho"' s ho"' 1 netTC'C't1' e he ,.,
u t1ng J relent mailer that listed JU'il
l"'ll bill'> he ha) been able ll' mo 'e
1hrough alramcnto in the past \Car
His rclOrd as a legislator tempt<.'d
hn .\n FBI In' est1g.a11on 1n10 allega-
11ons 1hat Ferguson 1llegalh-funneled
cJmpa1gn lOntnbu11ons to 1v.u pro-
grnv. th ( osta Mes.a C11:r ( ounul
l and1dates dre"' h<.'r in
·-rm not lung1n1 m) ca mpaign o n
11 but I hinged pulling out m' paper\
\ln umc be(ause of 11 .. Hart \atd of
thl· 1n,es11g.at1on ··~hat 1f he got
arrl'\tcd romorrn"' ' ometx~h 's
name has LO be on the ballo~ ..
Han has bet-n roundh l rllKtred b'
Republican kadcr-. v. ho rnn tend her
.. a nd1dac~ 1s ncedlessh draining
fund~ from 1mportan1 l ampa1gm
ag;unst Democral'>
Fergus.on h1m'lelf a renl1"'ned
fund-raiser. laments ha' ing to \pend
thu~ funds 1n h1\ U"'n dmnci
( ount~ Repuhlllan Pam < hair-
man Tom Fuen1es al\O has urged
Hart 10 drop out
(Pleaae 11ee HART/Al)
I
the Lo\A.ngde'>prcxced1ngs!>1 nce He
no"' 11\es in < 1arden C.Ho .. e and works
fur a truc~1n& .. o mp.in' Denton said
When h(' v.as con ,1ctcd.
authoru1es l'hJr&ed E.arltt was tntOA·
1ta1cd v.h1le .ii lhc helm and was
p1lo11ng 1he buar too tas1 but Dento n
lOntcnds lht' gu q:·rn ment 1s at fault
bt:'l au'>t· tht huu\ v.al> unh&}l1M,
unc. hartc:'d and the l h.tnncl c:ntrance
al\11 unllghtc:'d
.\lthou&h lhc: 50' crnment has )Cl
(Pleaae eee NA VY I A2)
Second
bribery
suspect
probed
Newpor t police wide n
in\·es tigalion into
a ll eged $20.000 o ffe r
By GREG K..LER~X
Of -0.., NM ._
Restaurateur Franc1l> 'v1 Dclaae'
ma' not ha' t been the o nh b\Ui-n~~man alleged I~ prepared to bnbc a "t""' port Beach planning com-
m1s!>1oner for his <tppro' a l of a
pott'"ntusl rt"<;taurant Sitt police said
T uesda)
Based on rernrded 1ran$Cnpts be-
tv.«n Dclane' and commission
Cha irman Jamc.-s ··s uzz.. Person.
police are tn' es11ga11ng lhe poss1b1ht)
that al lea\I one other person ma'
ha' e coni.p1rt'd "'1th Octane~ on the
a lleged ufle r ot a s~o bnbe lo
Person said '-e"' I>''" Beach Pohce
Offtler Bob Oa~le'
The bnbt' offer "'as S('CTetl~ tape·
recorded b' Per\On "'ho v.as v.orlc.ing
-w ith police tn\oC\11gators. accordin&
to a lount' prosecuto r [Xian~' ti.": ot Rancho ( ahfom1a
"'as arre tl'd Fnda' on alkgattons
th.i t h(' ofTert'd a ~~0.000 bnbe to
Pe~on 1 n e\l h.inge for assistance 1n
getting a ixrm11 10 e"·~ he1g.h1
h m1t\ Pr 3 nt'"' re\taurant at UOCC(S
Llnd1ng undt'r c-on~lruC11on at 3100
.... (. IJ\t H1gh"'J'
Hc: "'.l\ reiea"<"d un S~50 (.fl() bail
.ind ' '>I. hcduled tor arraignment
.\pn '" nnl lOUnt ,,fft'IOn\ hnbef"\
l'( .ir C\l'•Ull't' lllliler
In thl tJP\' tran~ npts. Dclane'
allt.>gl'dh 1nd1latt'd that he was deal-
ing"' 1th another 1nd1' 1dual "v.ho had
.i kit ,,j mune' · ~1d <)aide' Police
arl r' e\11g.11tng 1h.11 poss1biht' but
(}J ll"' \.i d th('re are CUIT('fl t(\ no
\pt'\. f 1. \U\pt'l I\
l l,11..it·' al.,.,, ..a1J police J o not
belie' c .tn' , tha 1.omm1ss1one"
""l'rr ,ffcrl"d hnbc\ or that Pe~n
"'a' ,,ffc-red .l t'ln~ •ln a n' pre' 1ou'
II\. \.l\llln
·He 1 De.-lane' 1 probabl\ tell he
(Pl eue eee BRIB&tT I A2)
Slain informant
was 'paranoid'
about being hit
...............
-~ "9 owaed. T~ door wu open &Dd
blood wu 8Plattered acroea t.IM tnulk.
l y JENNIFEJl WEBER ............
.. New York man and lorm('r FBI
anfonnant shot Lhrtt 11me-. n the
~ad Last ~ttkend 1n an e\C'\ ut1,rn-
St)le sla)'ln& ... as ~omed a~u1 tx-ina
k1llC'd. but let\ the ft"dcral "'11ness
prOtCC•llOn proaram bc'cauSC' II .. ,ind
of cramped his st) le .. a cloSC' tnend
said T...esday.
Gcorte·Ptter \ udze, 1ch had tl"\t•·
fied laS1 }ear -ca inst memtier\ ot the
Gambino c-rurw fam 1h "'' rnend
Joe) Grosso aid 1n a telephone
inten 1~w. and wtnt into 1he go ' em·
IT'\.'Ot ' rrn1t·, Ill'" rrnttram a fter h1\
ll'\I m '"' 'udte' 1._h had \Orne into tC'ln~\:t
v.11h 11rg.i n11L·d .nme fiaures ~ a
m,1u .. 1m dn,er in "<'"' 'orlt < 1t\
l1fl•\~• 'wl1J H(' dtd one JOb for th<
"ml\0 . ( 1rll!>""l ..aid but manaaed 10
kam ln.,ugh that th(' go,em ment
rl'\.rulll'd htm a,4 -w1tnc\S
··\-.l\lrding hl "'hat he told me. he
"'d' \h.A~tnB Jo .... n a film labonator)."
~1d <. •rt.l\\l.1 JJ "'ho first m~t
't ud1c' •lh l ~ t.1 l 'ears -hen
't ud1e' •lh "'cn1 ''' .... or\. for him as a
(PSeaee eee SLAIR/ A2)
\
Michael Oukakis wu a distant
third -tra1lina Simon by a martin o f
more than 2-r -with Sen. Albert
Gore Jr. and Rep. Richard Gephardt
far behind. The also-rans looked
ahead lo the Man:h 26 Mk hipn
caucuses -the nc~t bia indUllria.I
1tate contest -where Du"bkis noted
"there are no favorite so.ns. ..
''Who says nice auys f\nilh last,"
uuUed Bush. who wu winnint ''
percent of the vote as he tacked one
mote primary viclof} onlO last
Wttk•a 16-state Super Tuaday pri·
rnatySMCp.
Court Cft:Ulch eases despite plea bargain ban
Simoo WU eainine 44 ptt'Ceftt Of
tbe Dtmocralic v'*' to 21percnt10r Jedteoe and II percent for OuUkil
in a primary that m..sdled &M alreecfy
cont\aeed conlelt for the Democratic
nomiutioft. In IM ...,.tc coatais fotconvca-
llon dcl1111ft. ..... led for rowMY
three..quanm ol tlw ll Repu'8i cat
at stake. lll9ddi11 his seemi" i-.,. mouneule a.dover Dole 1 ... ~
....... lollenloa.
Jdloe wwowed the.., .....
MIDlllf and 0-.Wil ia1llll 0.0.
... 11•-al~A?'I
IJ UNCS IGNON ...............
A little more than a year aao pave
()Rdic1ion1 were <'irculatint th~ OraftlC County Suptrior Coun about
a beutarowina within \he $)'Stem wt
threatened 10 arind judicial bus1ncu
toa hall.
TM villain wu an cxpend1na bedt'°I ot rivU coun catcs. ~date
the CatCI would swamp the coun
~ wu dublled .. maMh day,··
~Y ·~~and coun ldma...,.eon • dae '*lq oa Disvia Ananey Ceal Hectt•s
deNtoa .. Oc'°'9tf , ... '° "'°'*' clitinnlloa ol ~ CW1 re pn-
Vile. .. It _.u to ensure lhe pubi1c thal
thirw wt'T'C be1na doM ~11."
taid Oucf AY.s1stant O\ttnct "nomc)
M~I R. ap1 m
TlltcdK'tcffccu\t'I) ehm 1natcd the
pnK1ic'C ol nqollated yieu. or &>ka
barpimftt. TM focus o much dcbetc
throupGu\ lM nauon·s coun pkt
barpuu~llov..' a de~ndant lo
plead 1u• prior to ao•na to lnal 1n
CJCCMftllC 1 rtduetd ttntenc"r or
rtdunioft of cMJICS
Pb be'111n1 .. fQtt) spttds up
lbe crim 1aal jmtte"C pro<"tU and
rtdwa the need for COJtl)' and
ICM'.M\imn ~)' tnal ld~OC'lln
of I he pfOC'tSS ara1.tt
Wttboul pica bup1n1na. 1u ad·
\'()('Ile$$&)'. Juciles spend mClft tlmt
on cnm 1nal tnal wtuch take
ptt\"tdtntt 0 \ Cf C1 \ 1 I C'Ue$
v--bat ~ned to m.n<'h da).
•hen 'uded would ha't to stan
d1im1 int catCS becaute t~) dtdn'\
ha'c 11mt l9 lf) them~
8a I lly, ll IW\.V l\.tppcmd 8ut
its po1enttal "ill eusu..
Ho~HT. santt the HllC'll's dc---
('t\.IOn. the cn1I a1tt bect\Qa has
actuall) d«laxd
• t one po.n t 1 n Fdlnaar)' I .
1.100 Cl''' aun were ~ to be tMd On Fd>. I ol' this ,..r die
num~ stood at 6. l9l
"It's bus1neu as usual " ap1m
said 00TM mn of doom and atoom
wtrc •1lhout buts and the roum
ha't' ad,Justtd "CT)' rad1l) lo 11 "
8ut t~ ~USlJMftl has had tt:J
pn<"e
TM count)·, S4 upenor C'oun
Judin att •-ol'kn'I lonett houn to
take eve of m m1M I that
nom\&J1 Vw"O\lkt ot"Vet ha\.~ 10M
bt}ond munic~s-J C<M'1 1f pita
t.rp1n1"1wat~aad pcnot
Coun Admuullt'IW '"' Wt
In the da) of ~ ..... JUJll. 15
pcl'('nt ol ell cnnuul c..s· ~
..,_. •• dlit nu..Ua.,.a C"OUft ~
aseofradiation into
in Irvine investigat_ed Hazy, cooler weather expected
.,,.,..., • ......-,,.....,---, ..... ,-= ......
~ .
t lllll-...t*iMl9idTatdly
.., .. iaw p*• • npkJlioa
.._ Nh 1111 r.tioeCiTve tritiwn into
lk -.... .-cal wt pbann> w..al firm e.tiu this month. n.. llfPiClM 10 be DO lipificanl
........... risk from the rde8le or 500 mfia o( uitiwn, Slate Health
Dilector-Kenneth K.i2tt said in a
•enntnL T-ICN lab is at 2727 C.mpusDnvc. • n.e aow.kvd radiation, which was
Z..:::'1rnc.~~·~
t~ Feb. 25 and March 7, Kjzcr
said in Sacramento. A '17\all ex.-
plosAon a used lM rdcue or tritium •
a radioactive rorm ofhydroten .
The state was an vestipting the
attidml. Kizer said.
-Althou&h the information about
tM release of radioactive tritium is
not cumntly complete. we are in·
formina the surroundina community
of the incident and will work to
ensure that the pubfic health is
pro&ected.'' K1zcr said.
A call 10 ICN af\er business hours
was answered b> a SC'C'uri1y guard who
said !le -.ould rela) a mess.qt Sttking
comment from the firm about the
in"cstipt1on.
Slate invcstiP.ton and Oranec
County authonties ~ workint
JOantly to collect sampks from sur·
round in& area 10 determine the extent
of contamination, Kiter said.
Preliminary data indicates the
potential public health risk is mini·
mal.
Kizer said the California Depar:t·
ment of Health Services is "actively
pursuin& .. lepl action apinst ICN
"due to their failure tO promptly
not1f) 1he depanment of this inc1-
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lo mount its defense in the rwo-week
trial. the attorneys re~ntina 1he
victi_n;is and survivon said they are
c:o...fident ldnnan's opinion will not
be ahered by dcfen_se witnnses.
Ualike testimony 1n county couns.
iaitiaJ testimony fro m Wltnnses m
federal coun is filed an a deposition.
IO t.be defenx team in Earles' cax
altady knows what to expect. and the
an«Mys said th(')' doubted anyth1na
would cbangt ldeman's view of the
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The judac said he reallz.cd Earles
may have 6ecn too drunk to drive an
automobile -there are no alcohol
s&andanb set for palounc a vcucl -
but added that Earles performed
KVen..I manue"ers 1n the boat 10
dcmonstTate he hac1 reasonable con-
trol oftbe craft.
ln-addiuon. ldeman said. 1he Navy
should have realized 1nupenenccd
and possibly even intoxicated boaters
would be using the channtl through
t.bt Seal Beach Na,al Weapons
Station. and should ha"e taken steps
to prevent traged}. such as rcpamng
t.bt jctt} ligh1 and placing reOecuve
matenals on the buo~
··The Na'> v.as av.are of the
confusion going on with the hghts.
Other boats had been beached in the
same area." ldcman said. ··Mr. Earles
lined (the boat) up in a reasonable
manner. 1fsjust that one liJht was not
v.hcre 11 should have been."
If Warren Schneadn. the U.S.
Depanment of Justice auorney. fails
to swa) ldcman in his defense case,
Denton and the other attorneys will
present witnesses to testify to the
damages each '1ct1m should receive
from the aovemment.
Schemder declined comment after
ldcman's remarks in coun on Tues.-
day.
Jdcman will also determine to what
extent Earles was responsible and let
a pen-eniaae of that responsibfity.
After that determination and damaa·
es arc establisht.'d, the percentaae of
each victim's responsiblity will be
subtracted from the final awards.
Denton said Earles' medical costs
alone have soared to more than
S200.000. A colostomy bag ta~ to
his stomach after doctors removed
some of his intestine because of the
v. reek is now go ne. but Denton said
the memories remain.
.. He lost his best friend and four
other }Oung kids died," Denton said.
"I don't think he'll ever get over that.
Then he had to sit thro\.llh trials
where people said it was Flis fault
because he was drunk. The true story
is only coming out now.
"I want a verdict on this case for his
sake."
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COURT LOGJAM BROKEN AT A PRICE •••
holDAl
to outdistance the ab1ht\ of the best
JUd&CS." .
.. Where law}ers arc present. cases
increase." Me}er said.
.\nd finall)'. cnmanal cases today
are oficn more comple~ than before.
Cap1z11 said
through nqotaatton.
Last week was settlement Wttk for
the wanter quaner. and it turned out
to one of the most $ucassful ever,
Salter said.
HART PROMPTED BY VOTING RECORD •••
Me)er said there 1s no reason to
prohibit plea bargammg. that 1s.
unless )OU suspect deput)' d1stnct
attome)s of usin& the practice to
1nt1m1date d~fendants into .. copping
a pica .. ra1her than risking a tnal.
A murder. an) murder. used to be
big nc .. s in this county I 0 years ago.
Toda) II often warrants no more than
slight media attenuon. Meyer noted.
Mori.' murders mean more lengthy
mals.
The acuon ended up saving 1.486
tnal days, or about wha1 seven Judacs
would work an a year, Slater sa1d. From Al
In fact. Han plans to confron1 the
Central Commantt to demand a
stand from them. ·-rm going to ask 1f
Tom Fuentes 1s speaking for them or
for himself:· she said.
Dcspue the cnt1c1sm. Han said she
has rec-ea'ed O\eNhelmmg suppon
Since her dec1S1on
.. There are la-.makers -.ho aren·t
OC'CCSsanl) out front supponang me.
but ""ho ddin11el~ need some help 1n
Sacramento:· she said She also
claims local officials ha'e gl\en a
pos1t1,e response
\\ h1le the Republican establish·
ment appears firml~ an 1he Ferguson
camp. Han 1s beginning to gather
endo~menh. such as de,eloper
Ton) Mo1so. le~ e~ecumes at the
M1ss1on \'1ejO Co and en' 1ronmen·
t.ahst Jean Watt of SPON (Stop
Polluung Our ~ev.pon ).
Han said she v.111 cam her skills 1 n
problem soh mg and n~t .... ork1ng to
Sacramento
.. The v.a\ I approach problems 1s
tf)ang to find soluuons and com-
prom1~ .. hen neceuaf) v.11hout
&J' mg up pnnu ples I tx:l1e'e an:· she
saKI
"The) ·re not going to call me
~Rambo.·· she said
.. , th1nl 1fG1l Ferguson ~ants to go
after Tom Ha~den he o ugh t to mo'e
up to Santa \1on1ca and run against
him \\e ha'e problems 1n Orange
Count\ v.e should addre~ ··
One.of the first problems Han said
she v.ould addr«s would be cam-
paign reform. She objects to poli-
t1c1ans v.-ho ra ise huge amounts of
monc) -the one s~all she allo-.s her
opponent -and u~ ll to fund
campaign'> or cau'>CS utht'r than their
0'11r0
he also th1n~s the present S\Stem
gJ\ C\ P .\Cs undue influence 0' er
lqlslalOr\ ·1 than~ 1t"\ obscene ··
Han~1d
She e\pects 10 s~nd about
SI ~5.000 on her ov.n campaign
-one thing I "on't be doing 1\
voling apmst ~fa nan Bergeson ··\hi.'
said. a referenc<' to Ferguson\ d<'·
c1s1on to oppose .:a Bergeson bill on
~ach hab1ht' rdorm
She v.ould suppon dfons to rind
ano1her a1rpon si lt: -prefcrabl' 1n
• could aalk Wltb Person because the\'·d
known each other for a wh11c:· \aid
Oak'9· PolK'C abo ha'e photognph'> of
~~ mtttangs bctv.ttn Delane~
• aad Pcnon. said OaklC) 11,jo mont'~
die~ hands dunni the meeungs raid JC). but receipt of mont) 1s *" necns3f) for a bnben charge -to
be filed.
r lrdt A Rttd an assistant to
n
something."
Hut is.n 't a bis supponer of bonds
as a means of funding roads. educa-
tion and other prQ&nlms.
··v ou ha'l' 10 be careful on the
amount of bonding \OU ha\C ag;unst
\Ou. tx""Cause somcume \Ou haH~ to
pa) for 11:· she said ·
Instead. she suppons user fees .
including the 1mplcmentat1on of toll
roads. ihe thinks 'oters might be
read) to accept a half-cent sales tax as
.. ell to case thl· gridlock nightmare
··1 don't see a b11 difference
(between going to trial and bargaining
a pica) unless che DA· s offi« h11 been
seen as being untrustwonhy. and
that's ne,er been shown an this
count):· Me~er said
But Me) er and others do not blame
thl' cro~ded couns solel) on an
1nab1ht~ to plea bargain
In fact. Me,er s.a)S tht' biggest
bank for-the O range Count~ coun
\)\tl'm 1s an inadequate number of
Judgl.'s tr) 1ng to ke-ep up with a
mushrooming number of cases. The
1ncn:asang number of auomcys 1n the
count) funhercompounds the flow of
h11g.a11on.
But the S) stem 1s fi&h11na back.
8 ) Jul) I. SuperiorC'oun may have
fi,c ne'o\ judges. Slater said. County
administrators had asked for 15.
~h ich v.ould ha'e required findan&
temporal) counrooms for them
pending the scheduled compleuon 1n
about fi,e )Cars ofa new ~ to 65-
room counhou an Santa Ana.
In 1977. the r unt) 1m11ated "set·
tlement we ks:· lso known as "hell
weeks... thr« months the
couns suspend regular business for
fi,e da)s to ti") 10 settle civil CISC'S
Of 1.534 cases set for settlement
during the week. 297 were settled. 279
were conlin~d. 179 ~reordered 10
arb1trat1on and 232 were taken ofTthe
calendar because they were not ready
for trial. That left 547 for tnaJ.
As of Jan. I. couns m 11 counties.
including Oransc. have taken advao-
la&e ofa new law that aJlowsaJudac to
Jel involved with a case shonJy after
u·s filed. The idea is that tM process
will operate more smoothly ifa judlf!
1s fam1har w11h a case before it turns
up in his counroom.
Tbe procns 1s too new 10 der
termine ats success.. several lawyert
said.
Sa)ing Fcrguson·s record on en-
' 1ronmental issues 1s poor. Han said
she has been a long-time opponent of
offshore oi l drilling and has worked
extens1,el) on 11 as a cny coun·
ciJ .. oman and representative an the
League of\111es
Hart I) a .. are her challenge v.-111 be
d1ffirull. despite ha' mg held elective
office for 10~1.'ar< .. asa Nev.pon Beach
Cit) Counul member.
SLAIN INFORMANT WAS SCARED •..
the nonh Camp Pendleton area -
and would fight tor a fair share of
1ransponat1on funds for the count).
She thin~!. some ~ind of gro~th
controls arl m·eckd. too
·-rm going to stop shon of suppon-
mg the 1count\ slo.,..·growth) tn·
111at1H ~au~ I don't full) under·
stand 11 ~et. but "c·re going to need
.. , v.as told no mailer how bad an
incumbent 1i.. there·s no wa)' )'OU can
beat him ... shl· \aid ... It ma) be
·M1s~on lmpuc,s1blc' -but I don·1
th ink so ..
.. , reall)' care a lot about the people
v.-ho ll\e 1n thl' 70th D1stnc1." Han
SJ1d ... and 1f l'lectcd I'd work \Cl")
hard for the people there.
'"I think v.c descne better than a lot
of the g.aml.'s that are being pla}ed
nght no~··
From Al
limousine dma in New York. about being killed. his attorney, Ron
Durw the 11me he was tes11f)mg. Krcber said.
he strllttled betv.-cen New York and HB concern was great enough that
California C\ef! IO da)S or so to work dul\lng his prehmmaf) hcarina last
as J bounc~r at the Mustang. a topless .,..eek. YudLe\ 1ch went to Harbor
club in Santa '\na. Grosso said Municipal Coun Judae Russell A.
Grosso ~1d Yudzev1ch v.as not a Bostrom and asked for additional
partner in tht' club -he could no1 sccunt) measures
anord to be But Yudze\ 1ch. who was .. He was extremely observant
g1,t•n to boasting. ma) ha'e told about ~ho v.-as in the parking lot and
some peo ple that to ampres.s them. his who v.as an the coun," Krebcr said.
frli:nd )3id "His concern was to the pomt that he
Yudze' 1ch. 46. v.-as found dead at v.-as not interested in the case."
I 45 a m. aturda~ an a par1ong lot Kremer and Grosso described behind an lnsnc business comple The 6-foot· 7. 360..pound man known Yudze\ICh as being easy-goanc.
Mesan who claimed police
entrapment arrested again
a~ ··e1g George .. was sprawled beside humorous and courteous.
his 1988 Lmcoln Continental and had "He was a loveable auy.'' Grosso
been shot three times in the head with said. ··He wasn·1 a bad person. He
a 22-cahber handgun. ne .. er hurt anybody. He was never
pcculauon has been that has charged" ith hunan1 anybody."
connection w11h either the Mustang He became encreas1naJy womed
By JENSIFER WEBER
Of -°""' .... ·-.\ Costa \k~ man ~ho last )car
tih:d as~ 5 m1ll111n da1m .igasnst the
u t~ d a1rn1ng hl' .. as entrapped b~
puhl l' otli\A.'r\ lo\ ac, arrt'\ted again
\londa) on ~usp1uon of selling
rncaine from h1'> homl.' and business.
Richard Perlin. '~ \I.a\ arre'ited at
his automot1,c bu\1nrc,s at I "'01
rustin .\"l'. polu.e ..aid
gt Tom Bo~ Ian ..aid the arrnt v.-as
Delane}. said Monda) that Delaney
does not ov.n Lancer's Landing and
claimed tba1 h< has no plans 10 open a
restaurant there.
Person said he met Delancy an 1974
v.hen ht had an ofT.ce next door to the
Delaney's mtaurant at 730 Lido Park
Dnvc. Person ~1d he did lepl work
for Octane} 1n 1916 but had almost
no contact with him 1n rettnl }C3ts.
not retribution for the claim. but '" club or organized cnme may have led about his safet) over the ~l couple
response 10 ··se, eral complaints" in to his death. but Irvine poh~ have of weeks. the attorney said. Despite
fi f few leads. pres.sure from the FBI to rctum to the the past e'o\ months o Perhn alleged-"Obviously, there·s a lot of specu-protection prosram. Yudzevich coo-l> selhng C<Ka1ne. d h h' 1· · In a I 'ii-hour sun eillancc at Pcrhn lat1on an 1h1s case." Irvine Pohce Lt tanue to s ow up at 1s pre 1m1nary
Automou .. e on Monda~ narcotics Mike White said ... We don't know 1f heanna an Newpon Beach because
I• 1 b 1·on or hat " .. he wanted to clear his name." officers allegcdl> saw rlin meet 1 s re n u 1 w · with sc"eral people and "appear to With his involvement an an alleged Grosso said.
engage in drug transacuons," Boylan 1n' cstment scam and the preliminary Yudzev1ch )Okcd about his fcan.
d 1 b'-hcanna on those charJCS l.ast week. rt'portedly telhng Krebcrat one point. sai · ·· me;\n. this gu} was .. tant. ·· Grosso said Yudzev1cfi was open 10 .. Don't stand too clost to me. They
Perlin allcgedl> would &Ct into a car new threats on his life. might miss me and hit you." with the apparent buyer and dnve n~ fth 1 h ·· d'. •nother t1·-. .,.~ ~It _ __.
around th<' block. -.orkina out the ·fiiiiii~iiiiiiiii'iiiiaiiiiuiiiisciiiiiiiiioiiiiiiiiiiiiiaiiii.iiiiiiiiieiiiiwasiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiP9iiiiiiiiiraiiiiiiiiiniiiioiiiit iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii,..iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii .. iiiiiiiii .... ;;::""'iiiiiiiii~iiii· -~ deal. Boylan said 1,
Police arrested him at 5:55 p.m. as
he appeared to be complctina a drug
transacuon.
Perlin was arrested an February
1987, convicted and sentenced to
probation for re~1 v1n1 stolen prop-
erty. But the tool~ Perlin bought were
not stolen and the scllcn wett not
thieves -the) were undercover
police officer~ conduc11ng a sting
operation.
Perlin filed 1 S5 5 m1lhon cla1m an
~pnl. sa ) 1ng he had been coerced into
bu)ana the goods The City Council
denied tile claim. and no runher
aC'11on has been taken on at
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Yudzev1ch·s offer to go to lunch.
"What. arc you afraid of scttina
shot?"' Yudzev1ch jOked. ··1 told him
11 wouldn'1 make my day," the
attorney said.
Despite h1sjokang. however. he was
an~ious to lea\C and return to the
East Coast. Kreber said.
-He was extremely seacuve a.s to
where he was staying at ntJht,-
mo\•ang from motel room 10 motel
room. not telling even has closest
friends where he was. the attorney
said.
The two men aarccd that if
Yudzovach had stayed under rederal
prolccllon. he probabfy would not
have ben killed.
But the proaram -kind or cramped
has style: Grosso said. "He com·
plained he wasn't scning enough
money from the aovernmcnt to
suppon his family:· Gros.so s.aJd.
"I thank he felt constrained about
it. I thank he felt the propam
restricted his movement a lot. ..
Krcber saKS. "I think that if you're in
the protection prosram you have to
be in it all the way. and it JUSt didn't fit
an to his way or hfe ...
K.rcbcr said Yudzcvich traveled
frequently to the wt Coast and Las
Yeps. The fatheror1hru. be aJlqed-
ly went under the alias of Gcorac
O.Manano.
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