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Home My WebLink About1988-04-06 - Orange Coast Pilotl • * WEDNESDAY, APRIL 6, 1988 25 CENTS Decals ·may ease NB traffic jam Sticker plan gives Pentnsu a residents private ane on boulevard on two nights By GREG KLERKX Of ............... Residents and business persons on Balboa Peninsula will h1we their own private driving lane every Fnday and Saturday night through an ex- perimental traffic control program designed to help them through jammed bcachfront str<'ets. In an attempt 10 11llow people access to their homes and businesKs on tlle 'Peninsula. the c1TvorN~n Beach and Newport Pnlice Otpart- ment have started I 1sc;uing special decals for use ofa throu,h-traffic lane on Balboa Boulevard. effective the program~ 111 be The special lane. which will be ''This 1s JUSt a nc'4 approach to an created by eliminating three blocks of o ld problem." said Petn 'SOn. "We'~ curbside parkin& from 18th Street 10 still 1n the tnal stage' and we·~ 15th Street. will be oprn between 8 looking for fe(dback. N>th positive p.m. and 2 a.m. C\C~ Friday and and ncgattH .. Saturday throuah the summer Peterson said ~\l'"al hundred months. said Ncwpon Beach Police decals ha\e been 1s~ut"d thus far. and Capt. Gary Peterson. said the program !.et'rncd to run The special lane. divided from smooth!) O\ er the '4 ed..eod. T~rc -rqutanraffic tane>b) •orange pylons. -~ere a re~ 1nstant1:s of o' erzealous was. implemented for the first ume dn ,crstr~1ng1o takead ,antage of1he dunnJ Easter weekend but Peterson CAtra lane Pet.:rwn ~1d those dm ers said 11 was too earl\ to tell how were cned Snarled beach traffic o n the Penin- sula is cena1nl~ no1h1ng ne". but residents sa) the problem has worsened progrcss1\ ch 1n recent years. Police patrol~ and 1n1ermmcnt roadblocks ha\ e failed to sol\ e the problem. but "11h th<' decals. mi· dents sa) the) ma) fin all' ha' e found a solution that ~orks "The people that I talked to thought 11 was 'er) effccu'e " ~1d Doroth' Beek. a member of the Centrat°N'ewpon ~ch Commun11' Assoc1at1on. wh ich helped deVde the program. "We've had this problem for a Ions tune, and it•s ~'"I that nttded solvina. "K.Jdsdon't mind havintthetraffk stopped. bcau1it 1ht~··ve reKhed their goal and tMy'~ havina a.toe>d u me." Bttk added "The Idea is to let the people thro ugh who need to set through:· The decaJ plan doc!> not ~u1~ C ''' Council approval tuausc It as a pol;ce-1n111atcd prO&flm. accordina (Pleue .. DEOAUJ/A2J Nation Laguna <;racks doWn on illegal hO~es Michael Dukakls scores a convincing victory in the Wisconsin primary Tues- day./ AS Entertainment Thomas Wolfe's "Look Homeward, Angel" ls re- vived In a weighty New- port production./ A 7 Index Advloe and Games Bulletin Board BuaAnesa Claasif led Comk:a Death notices Entertainment Food Mind & Body Opinion Police log Public notices Sports Weather C6 A3 A8-9 85-7" B8 M A7 C1-5 A6 A10 A3 84 8 1-4 A2 Planners OK downtown project in BB By ROBERT BAJUtER °' ................ The Huntington Beach Planning Com m1ss1o n approved plans Tutt- day for a fi\e-story t ntertainment. center and condominium complex for the first major downtown re- developme nt proJ~I at Main Street and Pacific Coast Highway. across from the pier. The unanimous approval will be ----tna unless an appearis filed w1tl\ t e City Council. The redevelopment project. which includes an entertainment center with six movie theaters a nd a 3.000- sqllart-foot nightclub a' well as 130 condominium units. is a far cry from plans by the previous administration to build a 12 to 14-story hotel a nd other hi1h-rise projects in the area. The fi ve-story. Meditcrrancan- stylc buildings. haye ahout 60 t~ 70 percent less density than previous plans. P1ann1~1 Commissioner Tom livc.f1&ood said. "It's a ·aood plan. I feel confident about it." While the plans call for a ni&htclub. there was no mentio n in the Plannina Commission·s action of rcbuildin1 the Golden Bear. the popular old ~ ..... oncT/A2) South Lagunans giv_eii five years to convert properties ByLANCEIGNON °' ................. A majority of people who own '"bootleg" housing units in South Laguna were given five years to convcn their propcn1rs back into smgle-fam1ly houses. Bv a vote of 4-1 . the Laguna Beach Cit\. Council adopted a sencs of measures Tuesda) aimrd at phasing out houst's 1n South Laguna that have been modified to 1nclud<' apanments. Councilman Nea l Fitzpatn ck voted against the item. The council's decision ended three months of sometimes vicious feuding between residents who were in favor of the a pan men ts and those who said the units were fouling the community with traffic. noise and parking prob- lems. The council's dec1s1un will ha ve several effects: • Propcn y owners and tenants 60 and over will be able to main tam their residence indefinitely or until the propen) 1s sold and the tenant m oves. The prO\ 1s1on arplics o nly 10 owner-occupants who have a maxi- mum of one rental un11 The action was an attempt to defuse claims 1ha1 re,eningall homes to single-fam ily dwellinf!S would both uproot elderl) renters and deprave seniors \\oho own bootlcr properties of needed income. "I think it would be criminal for us to take someone who i~ 65 .... and sa~ that in theirclos1ng yea~ the) will not be safe." Mayor Dan Krnncv said. • Propcnacs w11h n" more than two units that have Ix-en listed as .. Lapa& Beacb realdeam picket City Hall oa Taeeday lD -~of mec.i boaatac malta wllere many of~ lift. apanments on the county tax rolls since 1950 will be allo"·ed to remain until the propen) as solc1. • Propen1es that have more than o ne illegal un11 wall have 10 be re \Cned to single-family homes b~ June 30. 1989. This als<' would appl~ to con,ened garages unless tht• propcn) included a1 l<'ast two ofT- strcc1 park mg space . • L'n11s that cannot be brought up to safe building stand:ards must be eliminated 1mmed1atel~ • o~ners of all 01her illegal units "'II haq~ fi,e )ears nr unttl the propen) 1s ~old to n-conven. The units can ~main unul June 20. 1993. e'en 1f the 1enan1 mo' es out The _____ ..., ............. ..... A Mftr•• .. m.tlal ....... 111 tM receatlJ ••• I .... dl IAp.aa uea-were-Gftea Wit wttM.tee_.,_......_ same applies for the unm that ha'e to be abated m one )car •The ordinances ~111 be utended to several ncwl> an ncxed com- munities. mcludan& a St"Ctlon Top of the World and .\II Vie" Terra~ This last pro' 1s1on '4:l'> an rt"Sponsc to :i complaint lodged aµanst Top 01 the Wo rld resident Ka1hie Rc)'nolds. who satd residents from Lafuna Can)on had turned hcnn forhannaa S«Ond unit Kenne) reacted stwngJ~ to· Re- ' nolds' claim · .. Ifs absolu1eh 1m red1blc that people in Laguna· Beach arc tumana pc-ople in who d on't II\" near them , .. (Pl_. w 'BOOTLE0. /A2) AIDS teac1Jer goes on with class Seers' future bleak Vincent Chalk learnsfrom ordea-l - aboliflove. shartng and being there_ By JENNIFER WEBER °' ............... In a number of ways. Vincent Chalk's life has almost returned to normal. .,. e-gocs to work 1h11t umcs -e wttk. He exercises when he feels like it. He celebrates b1nhdays with friends. And the media are nut as preva- lent in Chalk's life thest' days. His energy level "depends on the day you ask the question," said the sandy-haired special education t.ellCher. who sports a mustache and alastes-"There a~ som<' days that I think nothina is wronf. and there arc other times when know very well somethina is. uh. lurkina in m y bod ... • ;)'hat is lurkina an Chalk's 43- ycar.c>ld body is Al~. It is the disease that a year aao thratened to decimate his carttr ~fort 1t de- stroyed his body. But Chalk. 1 vocational coun1it&or for heanng-1mpa1red o;tudents in ln •ine, fought thc 0ranse County Department of Educ:it1on when officials reassigned him to ~ desk job. Chalk's lawsutt agamst the de-partmcn~ mad legal hiflory-in November when the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that he could not be bam-d from the classroom because he hns AIDS. The case continues 10 make its way through a maze of litiption. Last week. the eouns ordered the Depanmcnt of Education to J>llY_ his l~I fees. which topped S 160.000. ~ suit for damqes based on claims of emotional distress is pendina. Chalk's AIDS odySSt"y bcpn an Fcbruar) 1986. when he came down with pneumonia and mono- nuctcosis. He had felt run down for a year before that but Hlamcd his slugjshness on allcrgtM. When he wuhospitaliied in 198~. thouah. he tbouaht his problems m ipt be ~laled to AIDS. Vlnceat Chalk A year later. he "ent to the hospital again ~•th pneumonia. That's when doctors tnld ham he had acquired 1mmun<' dcfic1cn~ syndrome. for -.h1ch there lS no kno*n cure. and s:ud hc had thrtt ycMS to h'c Findtl\I out ""-as acwall) matt a ~hcf than a horroHtri~ ken ·oh God. r ,c go1 a fatal illness" f~ling. At least I knc" "hat I -.-.as dc.ahng -.1th. after being so s1 k for so long. .. Chalk said an a telepho,,e in ten 1e-.-. from the Long Beat t-home he shares '4 1th tus comp;in1on of s" years. Nonnall) upping tht",~alcs a1 15~ to 160 pounds. (ha'l . ., -.-.e ight dropped to less than I Jf\ He would Jookin thC-m1uor :.nd-~ the 1magt' of a conccntra11on camp refug~ stanng bad at him Shortly afkr find ing out he had AIDS. Chalk staned lll in& -\ZT and other expenmcntal drugs Chalk said he felt sorn for himself briefl ) after lcamang that he had a tcrmmal illness. ··rm not nor "'er l'ta' e been a very suuall) acu \ e k1 nd of person I tho~t. 'Other peorle arc out the~ do1n& a lot mor'<' than I am The\ -.'Ould make bt-ttt·r subJC'ClS · But ;ou can't go through hfe dealing -. ith 'Wh> mc·s.,-- Throuah the rumor mill -prob- abl) one of Chalk's fnend\, hc thinks -the count) [)(of'&nmcnt of Education found out thl\1 Chalk had ~-TSACBSa/A2) inFV By JONA~VOLZIE Ot .. a.., ....... Uttming onunete an Foun- tain Valle\ would be "a t'UTTCn\ and 1mmed1ate threat to the public. health. safet) and welfare," the City Council t>n Tuesday~ an emert- en~ ordinance banning such busi- ncs~~ The move -made ~ 1thout 1dcnt- 1f~ in& ~hat threat soothsayen miaht pose -aptn st)mtCS the cft"ons of Ted and Madonna Stevens.. who applied in Dcttmpcr foT a con- d1t1o nal use permit for a for. tunetclhn& business. Thc1r application. which would allo~ them to ~t ur shop in a bu11dtng d1rccth aero<~ from Cit) Hall. -.'3 1niuafl~ approved by the Planning Commission but C'oun·- c1l-.oman Bart>ara Bro•'Ti uidasmaJI upns1na of opposition spurred a S«Ond look Hart la$hes Ferguson for inaction on Brown Buffa quits race, endorses ·Baker "I ha"e received enoup concans. -.h1ch tells me we need to kx>k at 1t:• Brov.n said. "I have 50mc oonccms about this sanct we cannot rqulatr •l but wt can rcaullic ~ 1t is aoina to be "V we arc '°"" to err. I would rather we err on the sick of cautlOft." On tht heels of Brown ·1 rommmu. and from vocal oppo411tion to wk soothu ~rs from some tenants of'IM pf'OP(*d location of tht bmn.aa. Gr council voted 4-1 tn meet dw emcfltn<)' ord1na~ buni.. dlt mrtunetdkn for at mt ., ~ . ....... ' 1 Alldt from tomt cibllal ~ plamts. howrvn. _,_ of'd9t cc. cl mcmbtr1 •Id whet dlllerf * SecvmtQ poeed. MIY'"' Pio T- Fred V011 lltd 1i1r ..-RO...._ .... wtltlt ftO' o..-d IO~...., ... \'oted ........ -....... , .... . "1'1111w1wol,.:911 • u~=bdicf'-WtlN~ ..... IO MiW ..... 1•11•1 ... r-...... cil) ........... -'*•ICI. -n.r1rN11 F\1 ........ • • • ,"". "*-,...--.... -····-a:w••1• f -Gl•t•Ollll DM.Y Pl.OT/.._ 11ffl.A1Wi6; -• ._. -. 11ot city p"ttlUDeDL rm ...,, biil I submit eo sucb ICrious _. ••efiHe dual IO ta.e public Cooling trend due along Coast aila.." • 1llc ~ams. _ ...... -ill die met of t'OWIC'il chllalben c:oo-.... ney did 9°' tPCM ill dlrir deftw. "11ais is an vuy cksJaclilll --nere was a kt1cT writ1C'D IO tbc council tbal aid lcttin& me in ,..., lelti• a .... iD and~-c= Sltvms said atref Jani• or the new delay. ..It <'OIDCS out or l)fej~ Ull Mi~ about my wort and not undent.andin& ~t my wort inyolves.. what my bdids are. -rm just as DOflNll as anyone, (and) jusi tryinc to maier a livifts.- Madonna Stevens. a native c.ali- fomian who now lives in Fountain valley witb brr husband and l.:::C IOA, said fortunrtdliag is • . y tradition. pract~ by her mother in Santa BarlJara and her siS1er. Madon- PROJECT APPROVED ••• ..... A~ At the wpng of Commissioon Geri Onega. the com mi~ voted to satuaac the ni&btdub so that it fronts MainSUut. Pool truck ·s toxic cloud injures seven J>t;Ople Seven pcOpk ·~ iniurcd and 50 othn's cvacuakd Tuesday when a chemical raction rdeascd a pscloud that drifted lb~ an area of dowaaown Hunting&on Beach. fire off1cia.ls said. Battalion Chief Tom "POc said-a ~ppl)' truck ca.ming bromine -a deitiingagicnt similar to dtlOnnc -sent a toxic ydJow doud skyward·. in tht" I 00 block of Main Stn:ct. Poe said people ~ cvacuakd from the Slrut and basinemes in the commacial section~ doled -.plO prnrent further injuries. -it was kind ol a mdldown. .. Poe said. DECALS ••• PnmAl 0 U.S. Temps Calif. Temps Eztended _..,... 1-2 lair 1-.3 ... ,.., lair 1·3 poor ,.., poor 1·2 poor 2·3 .. 'BOOTLEG··eollES ••• .._Al '°· m city on otficials.. City Anomcy R.obcrt Burnham said br was not 6amiliar with the propam and did not want to br said. -wmt is gomg on i:n this town? This bas gotten out of hand. folks.. and it shou~ Slop tonight. - .·comment on i1S lcplity tum her in. Balboa Peninsula rt"Sidents and TEACHER QUIETLY BATTLES AIDS ••• · PnmAl . 8artJara and Paul Wntbrook said Ibey turucd in Reynolds at tbe RqUCSI of several of Reynolds' neisbbon ~ho wtn apparently unwilli• IO do at themselves. Tbe Westbrooks also turned in business persons can oblain the Buncrwict and a city building inspec-deals DCttSS&I)' to traYCI in the A.IDS before he even left the hospital. tor b having illipl units of their special lanes at tbe l.iceMi• division Offkials blocked bi~ return to ~ 50~ina that has caused the of the p~~ Department. V.mado Middlc School and Univer- aty coasideniblc embaruscment. .Newport · Pol1tt Ocputment sity High School -wtw-rc ht' admin· Joba Hinpla.. who has been a city and Balboa homcownen" a90Cia-istcrcd "ocationaJ test~. countded buildi1w inspector for ahout I 0 yean.. lions. Proof of rcsidcnc'c. such as a younptcrs on_ carttn llnd arra~ admitted tbat ht" added a unit IO bis drivcr·s licmsc or otber local idcntifi-Jobs m the pn vatc ICC1or -for the !!°~~'ti' city approval. bis caliob. Wlll be sufficient for issuance ..scst of the school year. Thty said tbcy did ii to bicblisht t they called the city"s biased rt hod of rnforrina iu codes. -we·rc sayina w (Reynolds) uld be treat~ just like tbr peopk n South Laguna.-Paul WCllblook said. -we·rc not qainsl brr or an yo~ else who bas a dupln... . • -...-· ·-· of the decal. .. AU the time I thousltt I was going lkilaawickconvc:rtcd bis patio into ~~will be sjven IO people back to &he same old.i<>t'. I was ntver a living room addition without a wbohve1nthearcafromtheN€wport, lcdtobel'icveotbcrw*.-Chalkuid. pmnit. but befott his f'eiOborbood Picr10 the end of me Pnliasula and But in the summer. department was annexed b)' the city. funk said. ~ ~ ~~ on the driver's oflkials said he would have to take -sick of tbtr Wlndshidd the desk job or .. no position would be Westbrook also nolcd that the director of community dtvdopment. Kyle Buttcrw1ck.. lived across the strttt from Reynolds ;,nd failed to Ci!l' MaJUllCr Ken Fnmt ~ ht" is Petcnoa said thfe caua laat pro. avaiJablc for me~ .. Chalk said. considmng some sort of punishment pun could be activated on holidays He had retained •n attorney by that for both employees. ~ br, where beavicr...U.IM'f"llW beadl time. and they started talking about would not ctabora1e. tJaf6c is ant.ici .. led. .,tng 10 court. claiming that Chalk BART HITS FERGUSON OVER SPEAKER ••• Prom Al I -.. ~~ was discriminated apjnst because of bis illnns. · · But that was all behind the scenes. Chalk's affliction remained a private · matkf' until August, wh<-n the depan- ment announced it would seek ~I opinion on whcttlcr·Ch;,lk should bt Ferguson and otha R<-pubhcans as last chance we get bccau~ he·n have a . the bane of their pan~··s lcgislauve . chance to solidif) his suPP.Qrt.- in Orange Count~ ignore.-she said. that I will not allowed return to the classroom. The department's decision to go to coun . he said, stemmed frnm officials· unwillingness to makr the choice thcmscl"es. program. Han also attack~ Fnoguson for He has lately bttn challenged ~ falling m his first 1erm of offitt to gict the five breakaway Dc-mocrats ,."flo a smgk bill ~otro into law. have joined with Republicans. She said the ~ue of Cahfomia against Brown's w1she<.. on certain Cities. of which shets Orangr County votes. chamnan. has bttn hiiht~ criocal of Bu t Ferguson. R-Ncwpon Beach. Fcrguson·s voung ttC'f'f'd on aty- said the 41 votes nttded to vacate the related issues. speaker's chair are by no means -He w voted agam't issues that assured. He said he and other As.-would btnd it Orangic County cities.. - scmbly Republicans wen wotking she said ... In m~ opinion. ht" has one .. day and nifhC to solidi() suppon of the ,.orst ,·otmg records in Cali- for a changic m the spc.akership. fom1a ... .. The first instant ,..e can count on Ferguson rnpooded by blaming those 4 l votes. wfll pull ham (Bro~"'' Withe Brown for his failure to pin downi-" said Ferguson .. But at the suppon for Jqjslation. 1 prcKnt umc. ifs b~ no means assured ·· . .\t Mrs. Han·s la.~ press coo- that all 36 Republican~ and the fr,,.e fcreocc. she criticaed me for not Dc-~ocrats wall vote to vacate the k1ssinguptoWillicBrownandsietting chair: Vile only have -i I votes on bills passed: now she's mticizn• ~ ecru an hmned issues_ -.,. for not bringing Willie Brown down ... Ferguson compa~d Bro,.'ll to a said Ferguson. '"She wants to have 11 rhinoceros. both V.'3\'S ... ··1f you shoot at a rhinoceros. \OU Hart "cbaracterizcd httsclf as .a betta hit him. because 1f ~ou don't. moderate Republican. llnd thncforc ht'·n kill }Ou ... said Fcf1!uson ··1f .... -c to the left of Ferguson. who bills move to rc~mo' c W 1lhc Brov.'l\ from himself as a romc:rvati,·e. the chairmanship and lo'IC, it'll be abt' ··we do have some social rooccms ~ . But as far as spmding is co~. Hart said she ~&0nsrrvativc. The N,c•port Beach coun- cih,.ormn bas bttn criticized by Rq>ublican Pany rqullln. including the parh··s Orange Cou11ty chairman. Tom Fucntcs. for challenging Ferguson. Fuentrs said after Hart's campaign announttmmt last month that btt chaUcngie will di\--crt mo~y and C1lCf'I) from the RcpuNican Pany·s effort to pin control of the state Assembly. Han said ha S2S.000 campaign fund has come principally from small donations. rather than from the county's powerful economic in tercsts.. -0evetopen., for som'-' rason. arc a little shy abOut me ..... said. She did say. howc,·er. that t-.o south county dtvelopM"$. the Santa Matprita Co. and the Mission Viejo Co.. had promised to bold fund-- raisers for btt. Han said she had budirted SI 2SJ)00 for her campaign. . BUFFA DROPS OUT, ENDORSES BAKER ••• Prom Al t · candidates. · shou.ld be. He dtdn't offer cncourqt-Buffa spcc1ficall) n tro Nathan mcnt or diJCO..,..menL Rosenberg's campaign which was ··1 wasn't pressured bv anybody alttady on track befo~ Rep. Rohen · out.side, .. Buffa said. • Bedham announcrd his rrtircmmt His derision to endorse Baker was from po~itics. borne partly out of familiarity as 1 . -obviously. ~athan ~ been ac-fellow city councilman. ~-cam~'-"'°' a!"'~ a ".CT)' In_ ~ng at tht" other c:andidatrs' job ofit.. he sa1!1-~By tk Ufll! quah~acatt0ns. Buffa felt city council we were reach mg out n was too late. ca~ntt •'IS an imponant factor Buffa saJd he made his decision which narrowed the fidd to ~ after discussion~ with . family a~ and Tustin C~ncilman John Kdly. supponers. He did not discuss 1t wtth whose quiaotic candidacy has dniwn any pany leaders. notict. if not supPon. -1 made a dtlibcrate cflOrt not to -T11Cre·s a lot about campaipi• clitcUSS this with __ y --a< that isCll~ £oitl "Aad a the~ I c~nsidcr .-ny laden -lot that isrt•t so m · incliadint (county Republican Party -1 have nm..U. Chairman) T911' Fumtn. .. he said. apinst Davt .. wc·re fiimcls.. .. , madt an almost drlibaate db1 We ·re colleapcs. His rnume stands &o avoid him. Hc·s Mver been ouL - anythi• with me but impenial. as be Bu«a said br wo.rct .divdy cam· ~= 11111111111 llWOFFK:a l)D..., &e, St C.. --CA -..-8c1o fseG. C-WMA CA tQt.29 ~·'"'""" 641 5'1111l --• _ .. 6C2 U>l ~'G"I ,_, 0r..,.. C-~ C.....,,. ND ______ ...,,.._"' _ paip for Baker. Baker said he was surprised when Buffa called him to annountt his dccision.• .. not so much that he withdrew, but that he's mdorsina me and will gi vc me his ht"h> . -He's articulate and he has com- mand of the issues. .. Baker said. The t.ckinaoffourofCOl1a Mesa's five council membcn :.nd a fOrma' mayor aho would aivt his campaip an important boost. e.ker said. -COl1a Mesa is a kn city. thin:I biacst in tht" district.. sO I apecialfX apprcriaac the other cndoncmmts, brsaid. Aslr.ed if br <lCJlllickR.d I.be &om nmnen to~ R01m~ad IUmld( Baker replied. .. A lot wnald :z. 1M1. Nadln"sbcndoillta.-· -r think we•re ~..,fall. - . Ml-M--~F-.-I,..• ............... ..... _ ..... , .. ............. __ ...., .. ,. fdlf _____ _ -Oii ~-W'lilldo ,_ ...... * DlilJ PIDl? .... .... ,.. .., Cll * .-we ... ,_. = .. ., M f f, • I &I II _, • . ... . ..... --.............. ......... ,.. ..... , ... __ "a !ft ... .,.. .., .. WLM.•• ne -iS ::::.i aiac ~.., 1.c ............. ·-----,.,_,'°" C...il lbi ... a.... ' -----1 'JI a•& I mll•t..+wJGRfE Ttl•.._.,_,_ ..... ........ Chalk's was the first case of an AIDS-stricken teacher demanding to bt allowed back in his classroom. Rcgardlcss of the coun's decision. it was destined to becoml' legal prece- dent. Even so. the media barrage that followed caught Chalk off guard. ··1 didn't realize it was gding to ' become the media event it did." he said . His~nts. who had been aware of his homoscauaJity for years, were forced to tell their frienc1s about their only son's lifestyle. Th~ fact their son had a terminal illness was bad. Chalk said. but his homosexuality was .. an additional burden ... Ne"crtbdcss. hi~ parents. his two sisters and his companion stood by hi., side. giving him the emotional support to make it through the lawsuit. TM early days were difficult. Chalk even talkro with his family about aucking tM controv°"y and taking the dtskjob writi~~nt proposals. !"1-jfll-didn ·1 feel-ri1tn abou&..doing that. Doing that would take my mind off the death sentence I'd been given. wild with it." I knew full well that hcing a desk He has bttn plagued for the past jockey was something I couldn't three or four months 'vith whllt he endure:· terms a ··massive sinus infection:· Chalk lost the first battle in Sep-but doctors cannot use ~ome kinds of tembcr. when U.S. District Judge drugs to fight it bccauS(' they arc too William Gray ruled against him. damaging on the rest of his body. ··The problem is that we simply do Chalk has taken to faahlin& the not know enough about AIDS to be disease not only with mt'dication, but completely certain" Chalk's students also with attitude. He listens to ,..ould be safe with him . Gray wrote. motivational tapes and uses visual The decision .. devastated'' Chalk. imagery· in fighting AIOS. A casual ··1 was more angry. I think. at Judge cocaine user at one time. he has given Gra) than anything. He did the same that up along with alcohol. thing the Dcpanment of Education ··rm trying to create as much did; he didn't want to make the health in my life jln~ my body as decision." ·' possible." he said. That's when Chalk and his at-Even so. there arc good days and tom ey. Marjorie Rushfonh, went there arc bad days. The !!ood days arc back to .lhe U.S. Circuit Court, which fine, but the bad day., arc harder ruled that Chalk"s illness was not because of the emotional toll they sufficient grounds 10 kc-ep him out of take on Chalk and thoS<' around him. the classroom. ..M~ entire famil y SCt'ms to be on a He returned to a hero's welcome roller coaster ride that I'm the from his sludents. He had everything engineer on," he said. but the ticker-tape parade. The hardest pan now is pacina Of his own choice. however. Chalk himself. With his surcessfuJ case did not return as a full -time teacher. against the Education Department. Instead. he works three days a week. Chalk said he is ··more aware of the He said he did not want to ~vc responsibility I took upon myscff." officials an excuse to remove him 1fhe That mo ti vat es him to "continue at a got too tired working full time. · high level, because pcof)le are watch- ··There are people who want to say. ing." But high levels usc hi&h enef'I)' ·See'! KJ:iew ¥OU couldn't do it.'". something he.docs not always have.' Even1fhe1snotcapableoffull-t1me The past ;tear has been one of work now. Chalk talks of returning to tremendous growth for Chalk and, a five-day schedule next fall. ever the teacher, he wl\nts to sha~ .. T~e\w~rlc is defini1ely the~ and that. He wants to teach . not only his mr m!_Q<l 1.s ready. but my body s not high school students, but also adults . there.. said Chalk. who used to do about homosexuality and AIDS and aerobics three ~o five days a ~k. that everyone can ~till feel pain AJthough he 1s generally resistant to regardless of sexual onentation. whatever illnes5cs arc making their And he has learned. ways through school hallways, Chalk ··even if I don't last another year said that when he doc~ come down J'vc learned a lot about love and with something, ··my body &OCS hog· sharing and beina thcrt." CampuDrlvee.atraace toJ1V A cla.ed The Campus Drive entrance to John War.nc Airpon will remain closed untal 9 a.m. Thul"'lday, officials have announc-ed. Travelers arc adviK'd to use the M.ic.Arthur: Boulcv..ard entrance which is next to the San Dicao Freeway, or to park in the Iona-term parking lot on Main Street and take the free shuttle bus to the terminal. The closure will .P.CO!'it rontracton to work on the widening of the inter- section of _.C'ampus DriYl and MacArthur. All naut1ca Jackets NOW 25°A» OFF Good Through April 30ttl • J J . • . • . 4 . • . • . :· •• • • •' •• .. . • •' •• •• •• ~ :· ' • el .. •• •. •. •• •' .. •• ~ ~ •• •• •• ~ ·I :: ~ ti_; Seminar set on business taxes at Golden West One of the most confusing aspects of staruns a new business -understanding and complying with today's tax laws -will be addressed SatuTday in a workshop at Golden West Coll*. Th~ seminar, conducted by IRS agent Mark Tracht. will cover type<1 of business organizations, record keeping. bus1nes! income llll requirements. tax forms. self-employment tax. estimated tax, depreciation and business expense. The workshop is scheduled from 9 a.m. to noon in Admtn1strat1on 137 at a fee ofS22. which includes a workbook. Call 891-3991 for additional infor- mation and prereg15trat1on. AAUW plan• lllke Members of the La1una Beach chapter of the American Association of University Women have tn\ 11ed all members. family and fnends 10 1he group's annual meeting Saturday morning at the Cf)stal Covt.> Slate Park Ranger Station . .\ slide presenta110n b) a park ranger will be followed b} an op11onal hake. The event will run from 9·30 to 11 :30 a.m. and more information 1s available from Karen Stevens al 493-7274_ Women Marines meet The Orange County chapter of the Women Mann(•s Assoc1a11on "ill install new officers for 1988-89 at a luncheon <\atu rday in the Ambassador Room of the Embassy Suites Hotel in Irvine. All members and :ill women now serving. or who have served. 1n the Marine Corps or the Reserve. arc 1nv11ed. C:ill 786-7205 or 846-2318 for additional 1nformat1on ·Beneflt fashion show Tht'.' OrangC' County unit of the American Cancer Soctet) will hold a fashion show Satµrda) 10 benefit the society's sef"\·1ce. education and researC'h prOJCCIS. , The event as scheduled for I I a.m. an the Grand Ballroom of lht.> Inane Hilton. The Farefoxes. good" 111 ambassadors nf the Orange Count~ Bum Assoc1a11on. "'all model the fashions. Call 751-0441 for more informauon. Naturallsts to meet S1even Farrar. amateur as1ronomer and pho- 1ographer. will present :i program of slides enlltled "The Beaut) of Naturt' Be)ond Eanh" Saiurda) at the month I)' mcc1ing ofthe Caspers Wilderness Park Volunteer Naturalists. Farrar. a park rangt.>r at O'Neill Park. "°ijlshow slides of Halley's Comt'.'t laken at Caspers Park at lhe 9:30 a.m. event at lh<' park's v1s11or ce nter. The pubhc is invited. Mental lllness dlscussed Chuck Braswell. a long-ume member of the Calt fom1a Alltancc for the Mentally Ill. will speak to the Sou1hcoast Alliance Saturday at 10 a.m. an Room 107 of .the C"unsehng and :\dm1ss1ons building at Orange Coa<tt college. The meeting as open 10 the public at no charge. Call 545-9078 for detail~. Mountaln trlp planned The South Coasl Audubon Soc1el) wall conduct a bus 1np 10 the San Bernardino Mountains and tht'.' San Bernardino Coun t~ Museum Saturday. The public 1s welcome and rnore tnformatron as av<ulable at 496-7686. Youth karate class Children from 6 to 14 will have an opponuntt) to karn karate as a method of self-defense Saturday in a College for Kids program at Golden West College. Black bell salver medahst Gary Pitts will instrucl the saA-week program. to be held 1n Recreation Educa11on ~18 from 10:30 to 11 : 15 a.m. The fee 1s S24. and regastrataon information ts a\aalable at 891-3991. - Wedne.day, Aprll 6 • 6:30 p.m. C.Ut Commalty CoUqe District Board of Tn11ttt1, district headquarter$ board room. 13 70 Adams A ... c . Costa Mesa. Thursday, Aprll 7 No m~ttng.s scheduled ' Otange Cout DAILY PILOT/Wedneedey, Aotil e. 1111 *Al lleadership. Tomorrow starts new year •1 GllBG llER&X __ ..., ....... . Leadenhip Tomorrow. a prosnm de- s1aned to ~Ip aroom 1he area's fu1urt busin~ss and commun11y leaders. 1s abou1 to bea1n tis second year ofac11vi1ies wi1h a concentrated effort to tap the talents of Irvine and.'°os1a Mesa Panic1pan1s 1n Leadership Tomorrow. fo.rmerly known as Le:idersh1p Newpon, will be educa1ed about a broad rangt'.' of community needs and concerns through workshops. seminars and gues1 speakers. said Leadership Tomorrow 4.dmin1s1ra1or Chns11 Gordon The rrosram mee1s for one all-da) Stss1on ear h month for nine mon1hs. Gordon said the pr<>&ram's first Stss1on. whi ch ended t'.'arher th•~ spnns. -was a area1 suC'Cess 1n educalmg fu111rt Ne'*pon Beach leadt'.'rs. Dunns this ses~1on. however. the program 1s 1arge11ng residents in Costa Mesa and In 1ne. an 0111reach effon that prompted the program·~ name changl' "We're reall) trying hard to get Costa Mesa and Irvine 1n ' olved. not onh through "'orkshops. but also ~ues'1 speakers. top1cund board memht'.rs.' !Mild Gordon. ··we reall} '*ant In 111e and Costa MtSa to fttl a pan of th1s .. Leadership Tomorr01o1. was founded b~ the Ne-.-.-pon Harbor \rea Chamber of Commerce. but the r roaram has since broken ofTand reuuned its o"'n non-profit status The upcoming lelldersh1p Ne"'port session "'hach "''II bfttin in September v. all be organized m uch hke the firs1 St·ss1on. "'1th each mon1h 's program focus- ing on a general 10p1l' surh as cnv1ronml"nt go,ernment. plann1ng.,nd de\Clopnwn1 transportation and cdura11on Specific topics rein :int 10 each Cit' .... ·111 al~ !)( discussed a5 they ariw. said Gordon Gordon saad Lcackr')hap Tomorrow is C'u rren t I> ac«' pu ng a ppl icauons for the fall !K'S'>•On Panic1 pants must be at least I a \C.-Br\ old. ll\e and/or work in Newport lk J1. h C osta Mesa or I n •i ne ~nd d~splay ··a '>tnll.'r~ des1rC' to be active 1n their l omrnun11\ ... s.a1d Gordon. Each applicant "'ill ht· inter' t('wed b' St"veral loc~l leadcrs. \hl· Jddl.'d - '\ n) one interested in 11art1c1pauna an the program -.hould call the Leadership T lln11m u" office at 644-8283. Banner banter heating up in.Laguna . City insists couple's home and down town protest signs illegal By LANCE JGNON Of .... Oellr NM ew The doctrine of freedom of e\press1on and Laguna Beach tod•· rnforcc ml'nt are butting head., again. escalating con- tro,crs} O\l.'r JUSt ho~ much po"'er the cit) has to enforce ll'> 0" n policies. La st "et'k. Paul and Aarbara Westbrook erected two large banners. one m front of 1he1r home on Laguna ran)on Road and another on Par!.. .\' enu<' The one at their home reads .. Reg1s1er to Vo1e. E' ti triumphs\' hen good men do no1h1ng ... On Park .\' enue the 16-foot- long banner reads.·· tf a rresadC'nC'\ ca n fall so can cit' hall .. · · The ~estbrooks h;•ve been a'I 1he forefront of a reccnth launcht.>d dm e to recall three offi,e Ci t~ louncsl mcmN-rs The} are also calling (or 1he resignation of Ca t) Manager Ken Franlc The c11' sa's that without formal approval from ihc Dcs1e.n Re' 1c"' Board the signs must come do~n · The Westbrooks sa' that because the signs arc an cxprcn1on of philosoph~ and are not for commt'.'rc1al f)urposes. tht.>~ arc exempt from Cit) sign cndes "If they (ctt) offi cial<> I push this 1he) ·re goang to look l''en st11p1dt.>r 1han the~ alread) do," ~trs Wcst'1rook said "We're no1 tak1ng them do.,..n." Mrs. Wes1brool.. said ~n .\mencan Ct' II L1ben1es Union attorne' re' 1t'.'wt.>d tht.> cit) 'ssign ordinance and found no grounds for forcing the remo,~I of the signs ~ ............. ._ A Laguna couple are flChting City Hall from their front yard -and the city ea ya the •ten la Wetal. Fran!.. '>atd the Cl'\ .... 111 st'el.. an 1 OJ unction m tl'i cffon II' re mo' e t hc signs Thl' \\ t'Stbrooks an· no strangers to JOUStlng '-'1th lhl' l'tl) T"o da)S beforc thl' "1gns "'Cnt up. an out-of-1.ourt settlement "as reached con- cerning a long-stand1n~ banlc o'er the Clt) ·s alleged nght Ill fo rce 1he Wcstbrooks to hnng 1he1r propcn• at 2S~S L4iguna Can~on Road up to cod e The ut~ m:un1:11ns that the \\ est brooks '1ola1cJ 1.tt~ ordi nance~ b~ enlarging their residence v.tthout apprrnal It also con- tends thc \\ e~tbrool..<. need tn pro' tdt'.' pa' cd parking for ~q~r.,I amsts "ho v.uri.. at then propen). "'h1ch douhk' as an an gatk~ Patncl.. Ra ffrn, an a· :ornc\ tor lhl' \.'I t' said the ctt~ agrt.>.t'd to Mop •h su11 11 thc \\i.'st0rool..s 1A.Ould agree to suhm11 J fl'\ 1 ~d '>Ill' pl:in of their propen~ and allln" \ 11' .:odl' cnforcc-ment offi cials to 1n-.C)t:\ t their pmpcn) \\ h1k R.iflen~ ~1d tht.> Wt.>Mbrooks· attornn dgreed to the • om promise Mn \\ csthrool.. 1s not sure" \he "111 ~ht• ~11.1 \he "ould ha\J:-l.O talk to hC'r a11~r..{lc,! dOd then "t"ll decide 11 "'e'll let tht·m 1.rn hen· •ma) n<'' er appro' e •· Nigqel grOUp sues to-r ,egain coastal strip • I By BOB VAN EYKEN Of .. ..., ........ South Orange (ount~ 's batt\t.> for the breakt·rs has escalated from a "'ar ofv.ords 10 a courtroom clash. Represen1a11' cs of tht'.' Laguna NaguC'I C1t1uns Task Force filed suit 1n Orange Count~ Superior Coun on Tuesda) rn an efTon to regain an upscale coas1al stnp the~ sa' "'as unfa1rl\ "ff~tt'd from their co'mmunil) and · gl\t'n to nc1ghbonng Dana Point. The action b) the count) Local :\gt.>nC') Formatton Comm1ss1c•n lca\'es Laguna Ni$ucl a landlocl..ed C'"mmuntl). "'htch res1dcn1 s 1herc sa} 1s unaccep1able. "We"' ill not settle for an) thing less than the coast." satd Bru l' Rasncr. onc of the pla1nt1fTs in the su11 "Tht'.'re an~ a 101 of staid. conscr' att' e pcople an Laguna Niguel v. ho art' bcgrnn•ng to understand v.hat ma~l''> a rac.11tal Residents of both L.iguna ~1guel and Dana Point tiled pctttrnns at the end ol 1986 asl..1ng that 1he1r un1ncorpora1ed commun111cs tx· JllO''l'd 10 become ctt1es Laguna !"1gul'I rl·~1tkn1s pc1 11toned for an area stretching from the Pacifi c Ocean to the San D1l'go Fn:e"':1~ But last spring. a group of restdt'.'nt~ on the coastal s1di.' of th l· pe1111on area began ag11a11ng 10 tx<-1ef1 out of1he propoo;ed c11' C'111ng drffcrcnte' t">t·1 v.cen themseh es and "inland" re~1dcnt~ tht.> coastal resi - dents asl..ed to hi.· pcrm •ttcd 10 dctermtnt.> their ov. n future Leaders ot tht• rn;m:il mo' ement later abandoncd tht'tr andt•pcndent posture and hitched tht•tr political wagon to Dana Potnt. v. h11. h. the' "a •d "u a coastal commun1t' more comj'attble IA.1th tht.>tr 1ntt're<11s -~ot all residents vi Laguna '1guel !> ocean side "'anted vul ho~e,er In fact some of the leadt'fs o f Laguna '•guel"'> cat) hood elTon h\t-d 1n .oa La l neigh- borhoods su h as ''e.ue! horC's and Monarch Ba' Terra e - In an etTori to resoh e the d 1 fferC'nC'cs. 1 he Local .\gene~ Formation Commission scheduled an ad' 1son elect1on last ~o vember m I ) coastal n"c•ghborhoods Residents of the ne12hborhoodi. "ere asked v. hether 1hc~ preferred 10 be pan ot Laguna :"1guel or Dana Point B~ a \Ote of td h' )Q percent. the ~Stdenis~ oted !ti IOln n ana Point Laguna '.'agud rt''ld\'Ot ~ s.a~ ho\loe\t"r that the boundaf'\ l1n1' for the ad' 1 on C'IC'C't1on "'as arb11ran Thi." plaintitis also· s.a' thl" \Omm1s)1 on '1olated state la"' "ht•n 1t hased 11 decision to se' er lhl' • ·a~t •mm Llguna '1guel ••nh on the r~u1Ts 01 the ad' 1SOf'\ e'c..i1 n · · The S 1-pagt• .a~ )Ui. name\ Orange •uni' the • •mr .,,,on. the count' H·iarJ ti l up..·p 1wr. and the \·ount) Rq?l'trar of\ Ncr., a' dl'fenda nts It names DanJ P int C111.zens for I r1.ltr~t1''3t1C1n J nd Dara Pmnt cJt~ hood rt·ti11oner,Ju1..h l urrer R0benJ \\agner and \ls,hael Egger\ •'' rt•a l pan1t's in 1n:t·n·,t . Ii 'unl'"\~tu. :ht· \u:l v.ould rt.>sult 1n a n1ur •••Jn nk'l.l..1ng \C '11fica11on ot Dana Point\, '' h,,,lJ t'lt'l 111•" '-'h1ch 1s hc.-d- ukd lttr fum· - It v.ould d l\\l 'NU•'e tha1 tht• com- m1s.,1 l•n rl·dra v. thr tx)u'1danes oft-oth the Dana Point .snd Lagun:i '•guel C'tl) hood arrlit alh.10 \ Jnd that cons1derat1on be g1,en ll' pu1:1ng the C0:1~tal Slnp bacl.. 1n Llguna '1gul'I Honig asks business to off er incentives to students By KATHLEEN GRUBB All It,..._ ..... Honig and n·prc'K'nt:ill' t'~ 0 1 'late\' 1Jl' business Or2an1za11ons ,111nouncl'd a "l alt- forn1a Com-pad" 1ha1 th l'' ~1d II ad11ptl'd b' local ommun111e "ould lov.t•r thl' dropout ratt· and pro' 111e rompan1c' "tth bencr quahfii.'d \\orl cr' "l1Uld target mtnonl' ,•nd dr<..aJ' artJgt•J \tudcnts IA.hO are at ht~"' '1" 1t J~t pping out and pro' ide them· Jlt'r' •l•un-.Ch'1g Sl·holarsh1ps and Job "P·'""'P<'n'" t thl'' dt' v.ell rn school l lX'al bu!>tne~ and schools 1n com- mun111es that choose tp folio"' the program ",1ulJ .:re ate 1hcrr 0 " n pacts. estabhsh1ng ~l•Jh tor at1endance. d1~1phne. academic J, hll'' emc.-nt and test scores.. r SACR.\MENTO· -C'altfomaa bust· nesscs should help set aradem1c standards for their local pubhc sr hools. back them w11h mone). 1hen give top hinng pnont) to graduate~ '-'hO maki: the grade, stale school chad 8111 Honig and business ...................... ...J leaders ~id Tuesda~. The school and business panncrc,h1P'· baSl'ct-on SUC'ces fu-1 Pf1~gram 1n &1~tt1n. C'leveland and the an Franct<;('0 Ba' ~rcJ "\\ e "'ant to dearh .-omrrun1,..Jt\' II• 'l'ung kids. 'Here·s ..... h . .'t 'ou·,c g\11 t.• "1'1 w gc.t the JObs.. You d • at. "1u 11 gt·t t1ll' 1oh. · .. Honig said '-tudc.-nts tdC'nuli('d tn the fourth grade a .11. .JJt'.'mtcall) talt'nted but at nsk of faahng "t•uld rt'C'Ct'e C'\lnl c"unsehng and tu· t.irtn~ through their nr '\t eight yea~ Jury convicts FV man in shooting death of his wife Hundnafon Beach <\ man "'1th a full N-ard and long hair and ""eari ng a "'hllr and rC'd baS(ball cap tscar«t Turwa' "'Ith .1ri und1sdost'd amount of~-a'h :it .\mC'rl\·ari Sa' 1np. • _ Edingrr °''<' Th<' man. al"toul Xl had a aun tn ht\ "'ll~tNnd "'""r~scs \ltd He v.as J('\{ n t-t-d u atx,ut " f('(t tall and "'r1g.bl"d I ~o ix,unJ$ \\ unc·~' rrponC'd W'C'tnJ a Datsun l'r a T0\<'11 halchbac~ in the \ ICI Oll \ all(iC'df\ '1ola11ng th('''"' C'll\h la"' 1n thC' 100 bloc .. of umm 1 OffiC'C'n rnpond~ ''~a rC'p<'rt ,,, a tram, at'CtdC'nt 1naschoohar\l 1ri •h<' I \ M"'-._ .lf l 1ben' The' d1~'"<'~d ho ... c•<'t thJI ·~ "'fttUJC' "'IS a •ehtCI(' 10"'<'<1 "' ·h(' school at lht ITQUC'St ,( thC' P.irrn1 Trac-~n -'~umon ""h1, l't 1~ H''ln ring a dnm .. rn dn' in& av.ar'Cll<'\\ Pfl'Jr:lrn • • • .\ man rrpon<"d that lhrtt cir INH mC'n and ma~1urN111ng at ti ~ m Tucsda\ l'>C'hinJ 1hc Gin &out\ bmld1ng at 1600 \JJm' "'t' • • • .\ tilur \1ud1 R '( . ., "'liS rrponed slokn \hl•nh N'-lore am Tucsda' fmmw ~ t-1,, oflalC' Forni Road The 1q80spon \'ar~ h•en'<" 1s l ~LH :OQ Lapn&Beecb BJ JONA TRAN VOLR.E ............... A Fountain Valley man was con- victed offint-dqrtt m urdcr Tuesday when a Newport Beach jury sided with the prosecutor"s contention that the 1984 slayina of his wi~ was cold- blooded murder. not a crime of passion. The panel deliberated leu than two days before convictinJ TefT)' Han- num. S6. of the ch~. -.ihich could lead to life in prison for the former carpentcr . Hannum 's attorney. Deputy Public Odcnckr Jeff Lund. said duri~ the Wttk·lont trial that HMnum lulled his wife of 10 ~rs in a mc>me1lt o( •"JC' afttr ~mins she -as havinaan affair. but the sill-man. siJl•woman pencl rcjec:ttd that C'Ofltmtion. The victim ·1 fa"'ily~ in coun when the verdict WU~ and her father Mid in tht (OUMroom afttt· ward that even hft in rwitoft -ould not be just pu.nithmcnt .. Ifs a rdief' M tfl O\'ef, bili4 the only tJuna that would m11k.e me ha~ is for him to I!> to lhe 111 chamber. uid Euerne 8rlftd Si .. ~ wa a moocher. he was~ Hewn no aooc1:· J Superior Coun Judie Robert C. Todd was schedu~ to ~t a ~ntenc ina date for Hannum today. The defendant slOOd quietly as the verdict was announced. dres~ in blue slacks. a bh~ swattr and a lifht blue shirt. H1s IUck hair is thinnu~a and his beard pyi!'t- His wife. Shirley Hannum. was killed by two shots from a .l'-<:alibcr bandaun. Several witnntn testified durina the trial that they saw Tmy Hannum fire thOIC shots after the couple appamnly had a hell~ arjument. The Hannum• bad m:1tdains Trans Am spontears. and f'Cl\llarfy Md llie can wrvic:ed at a WatmiMtn' auto dealmhip. said ()eputv Oistrid At· tomey ~Woodsmall . But in Jul)'. 1914, the cwplc became embroiled in an upment a they parttd thetr car 1t the dea~ cnhip. Witneaa tnlifitd they heard 1 mufRcd shot. then •w Slmtey Haanum nin wounckd f""'1 tM w-k-. Gery Pw'sley. a lttVkC iCpftteftta• live at the dcaknhip. said Ille Nepped ouuidt afttr hean~ lhr Ant*" and ••Tm)' Hannum 'bn .... lhe sun doW1t in the-kill positioft;-'" Hannum •• fired at his n~tng \\tfe. knocking the 'AOman to the pavement. he testified. Hannum Ocd in his c:ir. which was later found abandoned in a shopping center parking lot .. He wfts dasco"ercd in Nonh Carolina "h<'n a woman there -with whom he apparent!~ had bttn da1ing -told poh~ he had broken into her apartmen1 after a 11&~1. He was a~sted an J unc.-I Q8 7 after a sax-hour standoff with North Caro- lina authorities that ended "hen Hannum shot hims.elf in the chest. Ahhouah in critical ennd1t1on 1m- mcdiattl) af\er the 'hooting. he rtt0vercd and "as "trad1ctcd to Onnee County . "We know the JU" worttC'd e'- tttmcl)' hard. but ~·tt disappointed in lk dtc:i11on ... Lund 'lid after the vmhct. .. rm llld it's aJI O\<Cf ·w11h n O'<' ... saKt the "inam·s tK-o1htt. Euttnc Bnnd Jr. "If he ~d not bttn t'Oft\'ic1ed of mwnkf f'ftt.. ~·d be loottU\I Ovtf our sbou~ 111 of' our lh ~ No• wt can mt •n pcac'C •• nit '1ct1m• famil~ said Ten) Hannum v.1s 1 't<>lfr'll man •ho thrntcnro eafh of them in the pest mrone \IOk S ~ 0from a fik t-ab1nC't 11 lkBop Burgas I ~ • ~ RC'ach Bh d • • • C'ulpnts pult<"d s: ""onh of plants from a front 'ard 1n lhC' :1 block of C'ocobana Lanr • • • Rrs1dC'nts 1n thC' f S block of Fit'ld· burs Lant said a hullC't a,,,-rtntl) firtd from a pc'llt't 1un ram(' n"'"' throuah a front "'indo"" • • • Th1t''n enttrtd a hom<' 1n the 11000 block of Broo~hurst trttt thro~ an unlOC'kcd sltd11,1 &lass dOOJ and S4C>k s~ooo 1n ~weir) .• s:'O l"ldtO and ~akm and suuc~ \'&lucd al SJOO. • • • A. bib ~iltt'r rtpe>ncd tl\at a 10.)Ur-<*i boy ~ wu can• for wd that a man tncd to re• him into into htS ear oul1ick Hawn School • • • A.n <*kf mockl ('9f dt'tcnbfd II poss1bl) I 01'\sJtt ("~ rtpont'dt ltnod.cd 0 ' CT tour ma1t~us ~ tJus "'°"""'at 10441 and 19'll Confwood Lanund al "21 and 8' 11 ~1lpon On\"(' The-mailN)\N "'~rt '1!\lt"li 11 SI 00 ('.c'h 1"tM Offittn ~a minono~l( U 10 deal -.--.1h Tonda' at a ~ 1n the bloc'\ of CMtta.u Ctrtlt .\ Pon.().Poo 11~ O\'n and \ptlkd • • • •)etf~ "' man wai t'1lcd and rein~ aftc-r ofr.ccn ~nd sht wn mtn "'ll h infra-f'('(S tqu1rmrn1 "'<'rt' "'~lk- 1ng across hi$ roof De-ell"" 1rom tt1r Brta P\~ch1atnc C'C'n1er nam1nC'd the man at thr Pot1Ct' Ot-panmC'nl and then 100~ him blltck to h1~ homt f'CNDtalD Valley "" unattC'ndtd aolf ~ With clubs and sh<'t'S 1n 11 ""IS S1okn Fnda' nur the cofT~ 'hop at ~ M1k Squart Golf Coul"'k' Tht' Jou was C1t1m1tC'd 11 S t.~'S • • • "-toolbo' •tth S•J. "'onh of tqu1~ mC'nl tn n ""'ti "okn T1inda' from 1 s>Khp pertcd 1n 1~ I NlOO Nod: of lkookhur$1 Strttt . • ••• SonwoM stoic a SI. SOO tool chest o'" tht' Wtttt'nd from thC' I ~ I b'oc'k nt Euclid Street. • • • A. car OWMf ~ kf\ ht sunroof' O!Pfn Monda) e\~IQlfdurnc'd tn the vdlK'kt(I find hts stmoo stolm The thef\ tool plett 1n tht' I block of La Hac'1mda A,'""'"' ••• A 'llrOftiao -at to.ch .. 11 O«! In into her rn1n~ Moftda, e'tnt1'1 a1 1he \ ons ,tort on Harbor 8oult,1rd '~"'a nan camr up10 her and a~cd "('ould vou 1rll Ill( 1~ lfmt' .... o\s sht' an,.'t"rtd t11m t~ man mal<'ht'd her punc. The) tnittkd ••th it ~on-~ finallt,Ot 11 ,._,., from he-rand she' fell dOW1\ TM l<x, ·~ n11m11~-d at S.lOO -""\ c.... .... .\ ilMUI WM rtpOCUdl) (\pot.I .. ltlmtrlf .\ I Ull.lf \ a)uf'd I I S_ I WU rcponf'd stolen from a homC' on _., n1ta trcct on Tut'sdl\ In .i <oeparate 1n •<knt t~ samC" 1flrm<'On an ~11matl"d S 1n cash wa5 l'Cponl"d ~ICtlC'n from an o\h.a L.aauna rn1den.c • • • "n1mal <'on1rol ofTiCt'f') wt'rt calkd 10 1 TC"mplt> Hill' ho~ Tu('<;(!!'' to remove a •1ld \nal<' Jhat had "'•O<iC'rcd into 1~ rn1dencc • • • \11,"t'llanrous po•C'r 3nd hand tooh "'<'lf\h St .iOO wen' ~•nlC'n from a vetnck rar .. C'd T~, monung nn Tempk TrmC't' th<' '•rtim told pt1l1~ • • • Pnlt,"t' rntd two men earh T~J' on \Ul>J\K IOn oflt•d condlK! 1n' publ~ Gled 11 \ :o .i m on Cliff Orh t ~ KCIUI l 1m11'\J. lO of Dana Pf\1n1 and Mwc Cha11hn ~ ofllauna ,,~1 Newport 81ac~ MOt'C' than S6. 1n na ipuonal Mill t'ntC'n11nmen1 tqu1prntn1 •-as 5'oltft ~ 11e,·enl boats per\cd 1n a hoe1 yard"'* : Nocl of ... et.I Coest """")' ~ buraJa~ O('(\U"I~ t01TM'1Unt ~ noon Monda\ and S.4S am Tuttde) • • • '''Cf Rat-.a~.~'" and C8llt _.. mott than S • wor1h ·~ 1tc*tl fi'Offt a homt 1n tl'lt"~block of'~J"P ~Ma~h lO • t. . "-S: lnC'ft' s I V1Pft'CI blC)'dt ._ stokn from a Pf11t 111 the 200 lllocl ti/ Rub) A. t'not ~Wft'ft 7.Jn pm U1•y and •a m T~ ' M * 0nnge Cout DAILY PILOTi Wedneeday, April 8, 1988 . Suspect in girl's death surrenders Doctor treats two aboard . . hijacked Kuwaiti plane By 'he A.socla&ed Presa A man being sought by police in ~onnection with the slaying of 11 • ycar-0ld Wend)'. Bustamante turned himself in. while the killer of an 8- year-0ld Twenytnine Palms girl re. mained at large, authorities said today. Alonso Howard. 21. of Compton reponedly called police late Tuesday after a relative told authorities of his whereabouts. said Compton police Sgt. Barry Lobell. • Howard was arrested near 52nd Street and Broadway in south Los Angeles. He was held for in vestiga- tion of murder. Lobell said. The girl, who emigroted with her family from Honduras five years ago, 'had been shot in the chest and apparently scx~ally assaulted before being dumped m the apartment near her home, detectives said. Meanwhile, San Bernardino Coun- ty authorities continut" March 27. Sylvia's dt>composed body was discovered Monda) in nearby Land· rrs. I 00 miles east of Los Angelrs. by a man walking his dog. The body was positively ide ntified Tut>sday. SylYla Maneoe from a head injury. NICOSIA, Cyprus(AP)-Masked Arabs wieldin& grcnacks and pistols and demandin& freedom for pro. Iranian trrrorists in Kuwait called a doc1or aboard a hijacked jet today to treat two women believed to be me mbers of Kuwait's royal family. The physician. identified only as Dr. Qasscm. was quoted by Iran's Islamic Republic New'\ Agency as describing the condition of one of the women as "not satisfactory." The hijackers reportedly said some pass- engers were "unwell." The five or six Arabic-speaking hijackers said Tuesday that three me mbers of Kuwait's royal Al-Sabah famil> on the jet would be in .. imminent danger" unlrss Kuwait freed 17 convicted pro-lran&an ex~ tremists in 12 hours. Kuwait rcjcc:ted the demand. The deadline passed at 10 a.m. (11:30 p.m. PDT), accordina to Tehran radio. The hijackers then contacted the Mashhad Airport tower in northeastern Iran "to remind that the rnpite is nearing the end," IRNA said. The doctor did not identify the women he treated or say what was wrong with them. He said he asked the hijackers to let the womem leave the plane. but they refu~. According to a passehger list from the Kuwait Airways Bo<-ing 747, thry were the only women amQng the 87 hostages remaining afkr the release today of 24 femak pa~sengers and tlight a,ttendants. The Kuwaiti CabmN called the hijackers· demands .. btackm~il." a!"' it sent a tram to Iran to nqo1aate witb the hijackers aner mtttina in ('~t'J· ency session under Crown Prinor Sheik Saad al-Abdullah ~1-Sabah. The U.S. State Dcpanmenl ~id it believed there were no Amencans aboard tht jei. which was com- mandeered T ucsday r n routr to Kuwait from Bangkok :tnd forced to land in Iran. Thr hijackers havr threatened to blow the plane up. One man still aboard the plane tias a U.S. and an Egyptian passport. According to the pasSt"n,ger list. the two women from Kuwait's royal familv arc Ebtesam Khaled Al-Sabah and Anw~re Khaled tj..sa.batL The body of Wendy. Bustamante. who was last seen al ive Satur~ay night. was found wrapp<>d and tied in bedding Monday in a Compton apanment complex, ahout 15 miles sou\h of downtown Los 4.ngeles. The girl. a third-grade honor stu- dent at Twentynine Palms Elemen- tal) School. was kidnapped .wh1k attending a swap meet at the dnve-1n with her parents. She was 1dent1fied by an old fracture to hcr,-e rm suffered during a schoolyard accident. .\n autopsy showed Sylvia died Law enforcement investigators have interviewed hundred s of people who attended the swap meet the day Sylvia disappeared: as well as regis- tered sex offenders 1n 'the area . Speaker Brown 'not upset' over actions of five rebel Democrats~ Panama's N Oriega off ersto negotiate, changes mind SACRAMENTO (AP) -Assembly Speaker W illie Bro"n says he's hurt hy the ingratitude of fi ve rebel Democrats who have bee n challenging his leadership, but he says he isn't upset at losi ng a floor fight to the rebels. ··I think an) time ~ o u use the rules in a fashion you deem necessary· for your goals on a policy issue. it is, in fact. appropriate to so do." the San Francisco Democrat told rcponcrs at a Capito l press conference. "I'm a fairly easy-going person when it comes to m atters of people absolutely following the rules. Motions to withdraw bills from committ~ constitute a pan of the rules. Whether you win or lose. you ought to really adhere to the rules. And 1fl lose by the rules. I don'tget up$et," he said. The five rebels. known as the Gang of Five, joined wtth the .\ssembl) ·s 36 Republicans Mo nday to withdraw a dt:ath penalt) bill fmm the Assembly-Public Safet} Committee, which had rejected the measure. Motions to withdraw bills from committees are considered challenges to the speaker. who appoints commiuee members. and Brown has harshly rebuked similar attempts in the past The motion Monday was the first to succeed since l 9i'O. according to Chief Clerk Bnan Kidney. . The bill, AB350 1 by As.semblyman Bill Bradlc}. R- San ercos, will be on the Assembly floor for a vote T~u y. It allows use of the dc;_ath penalty in killings of child, en under 14. Thursday the gang -Assembly men Steve Peac:c of Chula Vista, Jerry Eave" of Rialto. Gary Condit o1'Ct>res. Rusty Areias of Salinas and C harles Calderon of Montebello -also plans to force a floor vote on a bill. stalled in the same committC'C. that would allow police to use wiretaps in drug cases. Probe slated in deporting of Blaze ruins aliens eligible for amnesty 6 ojl tan.ks By fie Associated Press LOS ANGELES -lmm1gratton officials and legislators said they will tn\ es11gate allegat1o ns that federal agents have deponed at least 18 illegal aliens eligible to apply for ~'rmanent residency under the federal amnesty la". Har.old Ezell. Western r<'g1onal commissionerofthe INS agreed to look into the allegations. most ofwh1rh mvolved illegal ahens in the San Diego area. Smog inspection changes bacJced in Fullerton By ne Associated Press A ti.re that devastated a half-dozen 011 ta nks at a U nocal \orp. field in Fullerton was cxtinguisht>d toda) after burning about 300.000gallons of unrefi ned c rude 0 11. authonties said. · PANAMA CITY. Panama (AP)- As military transporl jets brought in the fir~t of 1.300 additional U.S. trocl'ps. Panama's military regime said it was willing to nCJOtiate with the opposition -then inexplicably withdrew the offe r. The government. which is con- trolled b} the Defense Forces chief. Gen. Manuel Antonio Noriega. is- sued a statemenl' Tuesday sayine it was willing·to meet with opposition leaders in talks mrdiated by the Roman Catholic Church. Later. the government said the statement was void and sent a messenger to news organizations· offices to reclaim it. N0 explanation was gi ven for the move and govern- me nt officials met l:tte into the e'ening. Oppos111on leaders h.ive said they "Ill not enter such talks until the government frees all rolitical pris- oners. allo" s opposi lion news media l o reopen and promise" that Noriega will be w1ll1ng to resir n 'and lea\•e Panama. Thegovcmmcnt statl·m~nt had not addressed those conditions. .\lso Tucsda~. leading oppos1t1on activist Ricardo Ari:is Calderon asked for the protection of the Catho hcChurch after four carloads of state securit) pohcc surrounded his home. Calderon. who i<: president of U.S. may send more troops toforceousterofNQriega SANTA BARBARA (AP) -Reagan administration offic:1als art' increasintlY frustrated with thr failure of U.S. economic sancuons to disl_odge Panamanian strongman Manut>l ·Antonio Nonega. the prc!>1dtnrs natio nal securitv adviser says. Lt: Gen. Cohn P0wel~ng reporters d unng President Reagan's vacation near here. wml1(f'""" not ~le out the possib ilit} of sending more Amencan troops to Panama. beyond the additional 1.:\00 d1spatchM this week. as the U nited States considers new steps to force out Nonega. Powell would not s.1y how long U.S. officials would wall for th~ sancu ons to work. Powell said tht' administration continues to weigh m1h1a~. poht1cal and economic options. but he refused to comment on recent reports sa~ ing a possible Nonega kidnapping had been discussed. .. There has been a lot of speculation about posiuons that vanous parts of the administration hold on different subjects:· h<' said dun ng Tuesday·s briefing ... but ifs reall} nothing until thr president calls it.·· Noriega has clung t,o power despile t~e economic sancuons. stri~es in his count I) and the continued presence 10 hiding of deposed President Enc Anuro Delvalle. the C hrisuan Democratic Pany. Oed his ho me before the police arrived a nd appeare<l later with the Rev. Oscar Bro wn. the auAiliarv archbishop of Panama \1ty. · u .s. rrulital) tranc;ports began toucbing~down about oricr an ho ur at Howard Air Foree Base near Panama Cit} Tuesday in an airlift that was to bring another I .3{JO trPops. :!6 heli· copters. police dogs and equ1pmr nt into the count!) b} latt" Thursda}. The extra forces \\Cr<' ordered after a fi ve-week campaign of econo mic and political pressurt' failed to oust Noriega. "hose stren.gth hes 10 tbe 15.000-strong Panamanian Defense Forces. SACRAMENTO -I\ bill that would make sweeping changes in ._ __ C,,_a=I=' fornia · ~JomQ1>11;" SftlO&-Jfill1CO-IOn_p.rogram mcluding req u in ng moto rists to pa~ up to $.'flO each for necessal)' repairs. has survived its first test 1n the Legislature. But the Senate Transponation Cgmmittee watered down a ~ co ntrO\ers1a l prGvis1on of the bill that would have requirel:f new car makers "'ho are responsible fo r defects 10 a car's pollution control S)Stem to pay for re pairs that cost more than $300 fo r I 0 years or 100.000 m iles. Firefighters kt the bl:11f1'bum most of the night, then at 5:3" a.m. doused 11 hea vii} "ith. lire-ret:lrdant foam. said Fullerton Fire Marshal Mark Martin. It was declared controlled at 6::!0. 3morediein West Bank clash South Coast Reconstructionist Havurah invites you to share Manin said fire crc"s would re- main on the scene throushout the da} ... The~ ·re still appl~ mg foam a nd water to the tanks SP the~ don·t reignite:· NABLUS. Occupied West Bank (AP) -An Israeli ~1rl a nd two Palestinian~ were shot to death in a clash toda} betwC'Cn Israeli civilians and Arabs in-a West Bank village. the arm'v said. It sam 14 Israelis were wounded . A SHABBAT OF "RECONSTRUCTIONISM TODAY: Damage had not bern estimalcd. There were conflicting fCJ>OrtS on what led to the ,;olence 10 Betta. about 15 miles from Nablus. BELONGING, BEHAVING AND BELIEVING" Martin said. because no one had been able to get close e nough to the tanks. wtih Rabbi Arnold Rachlis of the "We know that sevcr:tl tanks were destroyed ," he said. Crews from as far as San Diego assisted local firefiehters. man) of whom spent the nigh t in sleeping bags. said Sylqa Pafmer. a spokes- man for the city of Fullt'rton. Palestinians who said they wit- nessed the clash from a half-mile away said about 30 l"'raeli settlers entered the 'illagc on foot. af\d fired without pro\ ocat1o n. killing one Arab. "IWISI llCOISTllCTIHIST CllllEUT1111f EtustH, Ill. , ............... , ... UT,IPll.ttlt 1l:I01.a. There were no injuric"' or threats to surrounding homes. Angry villagers then charged the scttkrs. the Palestinian-; said. .. The first man wh" was killed. ~~ filThE BEACH. $18 A McNrn WniGET 'iXJThERE. This summer. it doesn·t cost moch to look. Only Sl8 a month for 2-. months. Sl8 down and 2.~ payments of SJ8 with a 1)% A.P.R. at p-Jrtidpatin~ clubs. So stop by for a free guest tour. · You'll look hotter thaR ever in a ~ing suit thanks to the hottest equipment and fa£.ilities anywhere. Jog on our rushioned ~track. ~im in an Olympic-style pool. Ride Ufecyde: Work up a sweat on all the latest machines. Then hit the beach. And make the rest of them S'M!al ~ lhIDAY~l-IEALrn CWB ~MEN AND Wl.tt:N AVAILABLE fuR A UMITED llME ONIY ANAHEIM •.. (7M)9S2-3D. 3W>So. MlRoofb. I block So. o(uncoln ~A mA ... (7M) SfJ-3368. ~ Hlrhor 81\d, (Behind Thrift ·On.lg) HlJN'l1NG10N Ila .. ,(7M)M8#M 17091 Bach 81\-d at ~in the Charter Centre MmlON V1fJ) •.. (7M) m.-Om. 24iOI Alicia Pkw)• it an OityJ F~"'.I}· WHGE ... (7M)~I. 6ll µsi tutclla Ave.,~ of Tustin A\"C J Mousa Saleh Abu Shamsch. was plowing his land," said Mohammed Abbas Alv. Abu Shamsch was 20. "When-they h~ard :i farmer was killed. they attacked the settlers with a,xes. picks and rock<> There was hand-to-hand fighting ·· said Al~. \\ho was interviewed nt Nablus· Al lttihad Hospital. Aly said Fayez Al Jabr. 22. was killed whrn he ran toward the sc:ttJers brandishing a stick. The army said the v10lencr began when Palestinians stoned a bus filled with Israeli civilians. An army statrment said two secur- il\· guards on the bus opened fire at the stone-throwers. killing two Arabs and wounding two othcl'S. During the clash. the stateme nt said 4.rabs grabbed the guards' $.Un" and opened fire o n the Israelis. killing the girl and wounding three others.- The" Israeli news agcnq tum said the Israelis "ere on an outing and that the dead girl was a pa-;c;enger. Israel radio said three of the 1n1ured Israelis were children. Jihad Hawan. thr Arnb head of the Israeli-appointed v1lla!!e council of nearby Hawara. said the incident began at about I 0 a.m . He said a large · number of Arabs had g."lthercd 1n the \•illagr. which had tx-en declared .. liberated" from Israeli rule and was tx<deckcd with the outl:iwed Palesll· nian flag. Shultz rebuffed in Israel, nieets Mubarak in Egypt By 'he A.aeda~ Prat CAIRO -Secretary of State George P. Shultz flew to Egypt after a final and apparrntly unsuccrssful meeting Joday with Israel's prime ministrr. Hr declared that his Middle East peace initiative nrven~less was .. mtact and .alive "_I.be_ stop jn Cairo pri.mariJ~as..a...councsy_call o.n..&cs.ident Hosoi Mubarak. who played :i leadina role in shaping Shulu 's proposal for Arab-- Israeli negotiations and is the only regional leader to endorse it. Mubarak has insisted. however. on a direct role in the talks for the PLO. which Shulu has ruled out. In a stateme11t to reporters moments before he left Israel for Egypt, Shulu said he made w mc progress but "the differcnccs havrn't been substantially narrowed.·· Remalas of mlulng Gls recovered HANOI. Vietnam ~ U.S. milita_ry auards havr reclaimed VI remains believed to be those of Americans killed tn the Vietnam War-the largest such repatriation since 197 3. The U.S. military team.saluted as t.he rcmains_ each in a metal case topped with a folded American f1q. were loaded one by-one onto a U.S. Air Fo~ carao f'lanc today for a flight to army laboratories 1n Hawaii. The brief. ,solemn cen-mony was held under overrast skies. Vietnam also returned thrtt other remains they identified as those of ethnic Asians but who could be missina Americans. It was the largest such transfrr of remains sin~ the last American fortt, withdrew from South Vietnam on March 29. 1973. opcnina the way for the communist victory in April 1975. Three million Americans served in Vietnam. and 58,000 died. Also today. Vietnamese officials anarily rejected cha,..es that Hanoi wasdflll.ina its feet on 1CCOuntina for I. 76 7 Americans who mnain listed as missina in action in the war. Victn.m has threatened to end it' cooperation In rcpetriatina other American remains if Washinaton maintains ill criticisms. Aqamo foe proml8a new coup attempt MANILA -The fuaitivc leader of an Auaust coup attempt promised to S'-IC new attadts on the aovemmcnt, but President Corazon Aquino said today mut.in«n lacbd ~. su~ to OUS1 ~·A .s11tement anribu1ed 10 fonntt Lt. Col. Gf'C.IOri~ ·-Gnnao .Honasan said h1? sroup promiled last November to c:eete ~Ole ICU ap1nst Aquino to 11ve her time to fulfill promitet to improve the aovemment. AQuino made the promises •fter Honasan's the Aus. 28 coup attempt. "We are now withdrawina that dedaralion." said the st11tement from Honaun, 39. "It bas become obvicM by its own ectioM. thal tht Aquino administration is i~.-ble of ensurins the very survival ofthjs nation over the nnt few yan. We have to ect and ect boldly." Trace C.lb IWIUlled la If~ SAPOA. Nimnlpl-Military lellden b the Sudinis1190vanmen1 and the Contn rebels baw rtMwed Ccate-fire ~ '° hammer out Rf drlaih for an llNCIMftt 19 nd=i"I war now in its ttVath ,ar. Little 1R11•w1uonedTuctdndll l YJ boar'lof-. in daitftlDOle oU1p011 wt.he Cw lieu..,..,. lodt ' ICCltHd tlleoet.crof'millntapmi•• ~ plu ._.two wtaaMO•ad ohiolllinaa tnaJllat Maned Mardi 11. Tiie oalr pmiliw ..._.. ofTillldaJ°• roectins w • 'C°'• ••to cc.bllue tllc ldl uail die ..... of tilt ccme:flft can worUd CNL The ditcmlions werc man1i"I to*y. • \ . "' Orenge Coast DAILY PtLOT~. Apttl I. 1-* M Mofford orders Mecham'• aides off Arizona payroll • , .. A..a. ... Pr"9 PHOENIX.Anz.-Dnnocrat Rose Mofford. wbobepn heraovemment carttr 47 years aao as a sectttary, was 5WOm in as Anzona's first ftmak aovem or. sayms she's proud of ha MW job but sad about how sht aot 1L Mofford. 6S. w,dcl) known as -Aunt~ ftosc ... commenced her term with wholcsak houseckaning of the adminastratJon of Evan Mecham. t~ eleaed Repubhcan aovemorconv1ctcd and removed from offitt Monday by a Senate coun of impcachmt nt. She ordered Mecham 's pcnonaJ staff of about 20 off the payroll as of April IS. withdrew the names of 4S Mecham appointttS from Scnalc considerallon for now and said she would review a,ency cht~fs 10 ftt who would stay. Mofford. who had bttn actina aovcmor sintt Feb. S. also promised 10 sa&n a tax incrnse. a policy oPPoSCd by t he Mecham administration. but<ttd not know how largr 1t would be. Drug agent's dea[h suspect flown to U.S . Dukakis: Wiii in NY could clear path to nomination WASHINGTON (AP) -"-n al-lceed COOUM traffic ker wanted for qucs11onm1 in the sJa, "'' of a L' S dnc qcnt was olaced an tbe max1- mum-sttunt) fe<knl pnson at Manon. Ill .. officials said toda). aft('r bcana picked up 1 n a hehcopter raid at his Honduran home. MILWA KEE (AP) -Michael Dukak1s. calltna his lnerv.helm1ng \\ 1scons1n 'actor) 0 ' er les~ Jackson a sign that 'oters than~ he-has "the strength and the e-.pcnencc·' to be prc\1d('nt. said t<><b} another v.1n an N('v. York'\ pnmal) Cfluld clear has path to the Dcmocraur oomana11on remained an also-ran 1n thtrd place Just as Simon dad here Gore has pu1 all h1s ch1~on the Nsv. York pnmal) on .\pnl 19 ··Th(' peopl(' looked at us and made a dcc1s1on as 10 v.ho the' thought had the strength and the e' pencnce and the 'alues to lead 1h1" count" Fonunatcl~ I v.-as on tnp ... Dukalus said on 1'8( · T\''s ··Tocta'" 'ho"" "I hope I an do lhc samr '"'!'Oe"" York I belie' e I can and go on and v. in the nom1na11on · The Nev. Yortc contctt puts thr spothsht on G o'. Mano Cuomo. who has on('n been mcnuoncd as • po1cn11al draft ai a deadlocked con- "cn11on. But Oukakts' v.1n is likely to tone down talk of drafting Cuomo or another Democrat. JackM>n insisted that de-sp11e twin losses 10 Oukalca\ an \\ 1scons1n and Colorado ··.ti this st.a.gt nf the cam- pa1in. I fttl 'el) good .. Coagre..men: Reagan partial to pardon• WASHINGTON -Prn1den1 Reagan has indicated to Republican convcssmen that he lrkes 1~ idea of pardons 1n the Iran-Contra afTaJr. accordina to a pubhsh('d rl'pon today. The president did not say that he wouJd pardon formtt White House aides or others accused in the affair but did sa)1 af&cr heann1 a proposal for perdons. ·· 1 hk:c thc-Jound of those words.'' said one congtcssman quoted an The Washington Post. Another congressman quoted Reagan as sa)'tng. ··1 hie(' heanng what )OU said .'' aftt'r Rep. Hcnf') J. H)dc sugcsted the presad('nt ~hould pardon formtt nauonal secunty ad"·•~T John M. Porndexter and former National SccuriJ~ Council a1dc Ohv('r L. North at the end of Reagan's term Hyde. R-111 .. sugntcd the pardons be signed dun"g cerem o nies at the Vt('tnam V('ttrans Memorial an Was hington. according to the Pos t. H}de·s propo~1l and Reagan's response rcportcdJy were made Man::h 12' dunng the Pl\>s•denfs appearanc(' before the House Republican Conference, a closed mt'<'tanganended b> 160ofth(L 177 GOP House members. Juan IUmon Matta, 43. was lodged an a cell at Manon. wti.ach th~ fedttal pnson system u.sn to h'lusc us most da.,.erous cnm1nals. on Tuesdai} ntaht. said a spokeswoman for the U.S. Bureau of Pnsons Mana was amsted before dav.n T~) and turned <WCT to '.S marshals afttt an aut>omc poltc(' nud on has ho m(' an T cguC'1plpa. Hon- duras. authonlll'S said. · The ~assarhu~m ll'l\emor v.on has fir\t Madv.estem pri mal) on th(' st reng1 h of the bl ue<ollar ' ole T Ul'S· da~. helping lO ca~ doubts about h as appeal e'('n as 11 v.as raasang quc!r taons about Jar .,son's ahalll\ 10 tum has enthus1as11c crov.d .. into succe~ a t the polls Jackson. ""ho appeared on "( B T his \1orn1ng .. co ngra1u laic:d Dulak1s for running ··"' good eff~· II' r campaign.. an \\ '-<'On sin but nmed his ov.n \t ron~ -.hov.1ngs to date The New York govt-mor has not made an ('ndorsemen t. bul th(' Dukak1s camp 1s hopan~ th(' Wiscon- sin v.in could put Duk.ak1s an a 1ood pos111on 10 final!) v.1n tht nod from ht\ fellov. go' ('mor. Ther(' v.asa Republic-an pnmanb 1n \\ 1scons1n. but thCTC v.C"re no dou ts \ 1u· Pr('s1dent Gco l'}!<' Bush. tht' nomination ha~ in e' el)1h1ng but name hest('d Pat Rober1son b) a 10-1 m.argin ··of contes1s that llJ' c bct>n run In add111on to drug chatgl's. authontacs v.-ant to qunuon ham about the death ofEnnque Camart'na Salaur. a L' .S. Drug EnforC'('m('nt Adm1n1s1rauon agenL \\ 1scon.,1n als.o rang t~ closinJ bell for Paul 1mon· camfl31gn. g.a ' ang the lll1no1s ~nator a la.,t-plaC'(' fin ish .\lbt-n Gore J r spen1 hea' 11\ but no"' J', t' l Omc an 'o I • 1r 'u :'an )11 of them and I ha'c 25•1. ~plu\ popular 'Ote lead and <.n a1 th1\ stage: of the: l<ampa1gn I In· 'i-n ~uod In the Ucmocrauc b.Jnle. \\ 1seon- \1n ga' e Dukak1s tl'it'" boost he had to hJ , e and perha~ poantr-d to a cc.-1hng un fad .son's suppon Meese still seeks replacement for criminal division chief· • Skulls, torture photos found at house KANSAS-CITY, f\lo. -More than 200 photographs of bound. tonured men wei;t found an the ~droom of a man whose house and )atd ) 1elded skulls and bone fragments aftt'r his amst on assault and sodom) char;ge-s. pohcc: said. Roben ..\. Berdclla's ssno.ooo bond v.as f('VOltcd Tul'Sda) at a coun heanng an which a polrce officer said on(' man. photographed bound and hanging from his anldl'S rn Berdella's ba5C'mcnc. appcafcd to be dead. Berdclla. 39, was arrl'Stcd Saturda} after a ~~·}car-old man wcanng only a dog collar to ld police he had ('Saptd from Barde Ila'\ horn(' after four days of 1onurt and sexual assault. WASHINGTON (.\Pl -Attom('\ General Edv.in Mee1e Ill as tr-ing to fill a k~~ Justtce Dcpartm('nt post lefl 'acant b) a prolC'St res1g· nauon. after ~uhng for his second choice for th(' d('panmenfs No. 2 pcxt dtpanment's 'o 3 fX"111un v.h1ch had opened bdurl· \I\ prot.ist res1gria11on~ rod .ed tht' depan mt·nt la~t "'eek ~llll unfilled as :• t JOh of head ol thC' dt"panmc:nt'~ criminal ~n 1s1on g1l·" <'rtJ lun,c-rn 10 ~ke~ o'er pro blems at the Ju,tlll lkpanmc:nt 1n the wake of the protest ll ,,~r..1t11>M b~ Dt-pw~ .\norn('~ General A.mold l:h.rn' "'~"tant .\ttorr'l'' G eneral \\11iham Weld f :hl ,~l'Tl lOdl dl\ISIOn andfour of the1r a1~ Mee~ announced Tucsda' that ht" 1~ rt:l· o mm('nding form('r .\rncncan ·Bar .\ssoc1a11on prcsad('nt John C Shepherd for the 'o :' JOb He also said he has cho~n Trcasu~ Dcpanment ('nforccm('nt ch1('f Francis .\. K('a1tn2 for the Thl.' cho1u·s announced Tues.da~ drt'"' sup- pon fa m the: rankuig Rc.-pubhca n on the Senate: Jud1caar' ( omm1t1er '-t"n trom Thurmond , uth < .trolma la~t ,, ~k had con' e~ed on- Burn~ and \\ t.'ld n.•,1sned out of contl'm that lhl· r.l·arh I I ·month nm1na l an' es11p t1on of \k ··"4.· b' 1ndt>pcndent coun~I James C '1c Ka) .... n hun 1ng thl· Ju\lllC' Dcpan ment's OPt'ra1tons .and m.1~ .. ANNIVERSARY SALE STARTS FRIDAY AT 8 A.M. THE SEASON 'S GREAT BUYS! SAVINGS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT 'HERE, JUST A FEW OF THE SUPER SAVINGS YOU'LL FIND ! FOCUS -FASHION ACCESSORIES--MEN'S SPORTSWEAR - • Selected casual oants 34 °'ct o f Many styles and colors Cot on 0 7437 LUGGAGE • System 4 molded luggage from Samson• e Save 50~ 0 7584 • Selected striped and solid act1vewear from Trumps Sport, 2S°'o off Choose cropped and crewneck tees, short skirts. shorts and dresses an many spring colors Junior sizes 3 to 11 S,M,L 0 . 7297 7298 7299 7281 • All Stone M ouruam leather handbags. 25°'o off Fane selection of styles all fully hned 0 7331 Reg 98 00 to 107 00 73.50 to I0.25 Or •g 32 00 to 44 00 21 .12 to 21.04 Reg 100 00 to 240 00 50.00 to 120.00 " Ong. 24.00 to 40.00 17.9 to 21.• • All regular priced lmen-weekendwear from Trumps, 34~ off Choose from cropped 1ack ets, pleated pants. short skirts and shells Junior sizes. D 7283 7284 Ong. 24 00 to 60 00 15.• to 31.• • Selected f amous maker collections, 25°0 off Tops. pants. skirts and shorts 1n spring green. peach black or white Junior size~. D. 7284 Orig 32 00 to 42 00 23.99 to 21.• WOMEN SHOES • Selected leather pumps from Caressa. Nina and 9 West. 20~ to 35°'b off D 7351 7254. Reg. 44.00 to 80 00 34.9 to 41.• • Selected career and dress slangs from L1festnde. C C Courtenay and Axiom. special purchase. D 7351 7353 21.• ..t 41.9 DRESSES COSMETICS • All regular priced Celebrity Mirrors, 25°" off. Purse-size to vantty·s1ze D 7315. Reg 10.00 to 35.00 7.50 to 21.25 • Beauty travelers by Paras Presents. special purchase. Handy essentials for home and away . o. 73l5 -..... • A ll regular priced leotards tights. act1vewear and legwarmers 34 °'o off D 7343 Ticketed price 8 25 to 38 00 5.44 to 25.0I • Selected l<n1t stw ts fr om a famous French aes1gner 34 Q... off In 50l1d or f,nel1ne striped st le5 Cotton D 744 Reg 27 50 and 28 50 11.15 9ltd 11.11 -INTIMATE APPAREL -· • Famous maker polyester cotton wrap robe. -MEN'S FURNISHINGS - 40~ off W ith embroidered collar. P S·M L XL In white or pink D 7378 Reg 68 00 40.IO • Matching cotton gown and robe from a famous A merican maker 25~ off Lace and embroidered accents P S M L 1n ptnk or blu e D 7376 Reg 44 00 to 50 00 33.00 to 37.50 • All Vanity Fair travel sle~pwear 25°ti off O 7376 Orig 15 00 to 24.00 11.25 to 11.00 • Knit sleepsh1rt by Kathryn. 40°0 oft Satin trimmed. pullover style with placket fr ont Cot• ton polyester S M L D 7376 Orig 18 00 10.80 • Backless and strapless bras from Ma1aer1 form. Warner·s Vassarette and Young Smoothie 25°'o off D 7373 Reg 6.00 to 27 00 4.50 to 20.25 • Selected bras from Olga, Vassarette Maiden form and other famous makers 25~ oH Underwire and soft cup styles D 7373 Reg 9 00 to 27 00 1 .75 to 20..25 • Your favorite Henson Lycra' panties 25°'o off Sizes 5 6· 7 D 7371 Reg 6 75 to 7 75 5.0I to 5.11 • Warner"s, Christian Dior and A~1om panttes 25~ off. Buy three pair anti the ne•t one •S free• Tricot or cotton D 7371 Reg 4.50 to 9.00 l .31to1.75 • Logo tone on tone dress shirts from two French designers long sleeve fitted or full-cut, polyester cot1on D 741 1 7412 Reg 32 00 21.• • Our ell.Cius 'vt' "IJ!:!1' Mdrt1n sill. nec1o..wear 35 c oft In trdd1t1ona p rin ts 0 7425 Re9 17 00 10.99 • All Calv1r Klein underwear 25 ~'0 off Colorful T shirts a hlet1c shins brtefs and more ex eludes sportkn1ts D 7421 R~q 6 00 to 14 7C., 4.50 to 11 .0I • Selected patterned dress shirts oy a famous Frer.ch des gner '••ted cu long sleeve style5 r pal\ ester cotton D 74 2 Reg 29 50 to 32 50 19.19 • Eelsk1n v•nvl wallets n duofold trifold and passcase styles D 7415 Reg 19 99 14.11 • All Centura hos er'r 25 °'0 off Dress casua and athletic style!. D 7422 Reg 3 00 to 3 50 2..25 to 2.13 • All broadcloth pa1amas by Centura 28' off E'ICclus1vely ours with long sleeves and legs cotton polyester 0 71123 Reg 18 00 12.11 • 8 arretle's Nail Strater Ktt. speciat purchase. Includes two nail colors and orange stick ·------MEN'S SPORTSWEAR--MEN'S CLOTHING- D. 7315 . . , . 10 •• • 16-Shadow Eyecolor Compact, 3(>9b off From Astron. a mirrored compact with your favorite shades. D 7315. Reg. 10.00 I.• • V1tabath Canister. special purchase. With 4 bath gelees. terry sponge. 0 . 7315 . 7.50 • Celebnry cosmetic travel bags, special purchase. An array of sizes m floral prints. 0 . 7315 . • .. to 11.51 • Our exclusive twill slacks by Neil Martin. 34% off Pleated or plain front styles. conon polyester. 0 7437 Reg. 32.00 to 34.00 21.12 ..t 22.44 •Thomson's "Rainy Dav" wool-blend slacks 250io off. Wash~ble polyester wool 1n pleated or ptaan front styles. stzes 32 to 42 D . 7437 Reg. 44.00 and 48.00 n• ..t a• • Haggar' Expandomat1c waist slacks. 34 ~ uff. Easy-care polyester sizes 32 to 42 0 - C:CESSORIES - 7437. Reg 29.00 11.• FASHION A • Our exclusive Aiuom collect1on of short • Liz Claiborne and Tre>pic-Cal sunglasses, sleeve woven sportsh1rts. 2S<liti off Updated special purchase. o. 7346 ... I .. __. 11.9 sryhng an sheeting, chambray and more 0 • Famous rnakef textured vinyl handbags. 7442. Reg. 25.00 to 28.00 11.15 to 21.00 special purchase. Great st'(lings from Capezio, • Epaulet chinu ,ackets by Members Only. in a • Our exclusive l\e•' Martin collect:on of suits brazers and dress slacks. 30~ off. Many styles and fabrics D 7401 7402 7403 Reg SS 00 to 325 00 46.50 to 727.50 .... ,. . ... , ,.. .......... ~·· • -.. ,. \" '.... • .... -ct'\ffllf, .... . ,.\ ... -., ..... ...... RIRNITURE • Every daybed we carry Save 40~ to 50' D 7569 E•ample Vincen~o 1 mattress not in- cluded I Ong 499 99 111.• • Every recliner we carry Save 25~ to 50Cliti O 7555 E•ample McM1!11an from Stratolounger Ong 575 00 M.11 • 3-pc seating group tn a floral Quilted prmt D 7555 Orig 2000 00 1mM B 0 7332 --to --variety of shades, sizes 38 to 46. 0 . 7447. Barad and ueno. . :-. ... ~ .._ -• • Silk scarves. special purchase. Many· stVles in Reg. 55.00 -· • Brittany f1n1sh curio with beveled glass d l D "7"'.ll.<1c ·-to 1•-•All regular priced men's cotton sweaters. doors O 7561 Orig 999 00 -.. brigbts an pastes. . ,~ • · · · · ·--ned les • Famous designer ,ewetry, special purchae. 34~ off. Shakers. cables and pattef sty . • "Boone Count)' bedroom collect1on 0 Elegant necklaces, bracelets and earrings. 0 . 7445. Reg. 30.00 to 42.00 . 11.11 to 71.72 7563 Orig 229 00 to 1299 00 , .... ID .._. 0 . 7325 . . . . . . . . ............ 11• • Our exclusive short sleeve wo; en sportshirts • 3·pc brushed white rattan sectional •Semi-precious c .C Courtenay ;ewetry. 34% by Centura, 34% off. Polyester cotton. INot in O. 7555 Orig 2900 00 1411• off. The naturals m our exclusive jewelry collec· Bewrty Center or South Coast Plaza.I O. 7442. • "Pueblo Sherbet · 2-pc sectional. 0 7555 Reg. 18.00. · 11.. 111..11 tion. O. 7325· • Peninsula's spnog collection of separates. Orig 1299 OO Reg. 10.00 to 70.00 · · · · · · .... to ._. • E f 1 nA n stock Save JO' to • Our own Axiom chains and earriftn., 3'% 3'% off. Casual shirts, pants. shorts. conon very so a s ee~ ... r 1 ·· ._ ~ O 7433 50' 0 7555 ElCample Malit>\.!''. queen lll'ft, off. Contemporary k>o«s in goldtone or liNef· sweeters •nu more. . . -.. tone. o. r.rn . Req. 7.50 to 2'.00 .4.11 to,._.. 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MAil. °" •ECtA&. OWM Tua THE BROADWAY IS SOUJNlaN CAlllOINIA SPECtAl WEUENO HOUAS FRIDAY ANO SAT\JAOAY 11\ M TO '0 P M SU~OA'T tO A '4 0 7 P M C.AENSHAWfAIOAYITOt Sd~DAY ITO I SVNt>AV t0T06 ' C[Pi DOW ~ lOS ANGELES ~AIDA' 8TO I S ATUA~Y 10TO I SUNOA'f t~ TO S, ,. a The power to change in a 'b~ptism by sweat' Excercise can help people gain control of lives. therapist Mickie Shapiro says By JORN PATRICK ROGAN o.lf ... C.u S •1 I The only runnin& Mickie Shapiro did before the age of 40 was to chase after her four children. Now on the wise side of SO. she has run marathons all over the globe. from New Zealand to Israel with stops at Los Angeles, Chicago, New York; Boston and London. As an athlete aaid as a ther.u>1st. she believes in the power nf exercise to transform people's livec;. ,... Shapiro may know something about nunuring confidence. self- esteem and an exhuberance for living in herself and the peo{>le around her. Her eldest so·rrattcnded Harvard. and 1s no\\ d irecting his first film in Europe. Another son graduated from Oxford and is a classic~ scholar and teacher at U.C. Berkck v. Her "baby boy .. is a recent honors graduate from Pri ncet0n. the family computer genius and currently spending a year working,_ in Silicon Valley before beginning· Stariford·s M 8.1\ program. Her .. dear friend" and onl) daughter finished hiih school at the top of her class and as a theater ma1or and aspiring rlaywnght at Nonhwes\cm University. Shapiro herself holds master degrees in dance therapy and counsel- . angandls a lic~nsed Marriage. Family and Child therapist in pnvate prac· t1ce in Costa Mesa. She teaches human enrichment co~rscs at Orange Coast College and is on the staff at UCI. where she teaches a class in exercise psychology. She recently began work on her Ph.D. and has started competing in triathfons. Her sights arc set on the Hawaiian lronman competition in the fall. · But none of this would have occurred without great effort. "I tell m) clients they have to take risks and make mistakes," she smilt"S. "and I know what I'm talking about." In a San Diego triathlon. an errant driver careened into a barricade. knocking it into a pack of cyclists racing downhill. Shapiro was one of them. Her bike was crumpled beyond repair. S he lay in the hospital for a week. Two months later she tentatively mounted a shiny ne.w hi-tech racing machine. "The bike wns beautiful.·· she muses. "but thoc;e first rides were .. :· The words trail off. she shakes her head. You can see her remembering the fear. Now she rides TCJularly -from Cosrn Mesa to San Diego. going by that verv hospital in a blur of color and motion. "For me:· Shapiro savs. "being an athlete is a microcosm o(lifc. One day a training session might be sheer drudgery. But I do it again the nc~t day because I know that a very special workout will probably follow the bad one. I go from feeling weak and plodding tc feeling warm and sleek ............ _u.,..,_ Mickle Shapiro run• the beach at Corona del Mar. and in control. .. The crucial lesson •~ th'at life. like the ph} sical training. will alter course. often when we least cxp<>ct it. And the more in control of our bodies and minds we arc. the better we dc.-al with these constant changes ·· Life is easier because she·s an athlete. Shapiro says ... My life is o ne: ho w I practice therap>. relate to my children and others in my life: do somcthingas simplc.ul!ardening. My inner. professional. athletic and fam· 11) life arc controlled by this integra· uon of efTQn of my mind and body:· She bclie,es movement and ex- ercise compliment psychotherapy "and are crucial to bcina a whole person. The physical release in- v o Ive d , the proaressive cardiovascular health, the itronaer yet more relaxed state of muscles and Joints, the balanced body chemistry, the time alone"to de-stress -all of these contribute to a tighter sense of control and competency about o ur physical selves. This wilt invariably lea d to an improved sense of emo- tional competency." Althouah devoted to her lifestyle. she does not proselytize for it. "Exercise," she says, "is a relative thin&. pnc pc,r:50n's pleasure is another s agony. Her regular Monrlay evening women's group beginc; with a 20. to-30.minute walk. "This is verr, real exercise for many in tbe JfOUp. ' she says. "And it's a constant JOY to me to see how that exenion and motion get the discussion flowina." She gently encourages her clients to try aerobic exercise -easy joging. walking, a bike ride. c;wimming or hiking -"if they're receptive and able. "A major goal of any 1herapist is to help people give up blaming and rationalizing - in short to take responsibility for one's ~If." she says. .. Exercise stnps this ideA to its glaring white core. Our participation rests totallv on ourselves. No excuses, no dependence.' We walk flut that door and just do it -alone. ..Recognizing this reality can ac- celerate therapy, and makes us more emotionally fit in general. It doesn't necessarily reduce our pain, am- bivalence, loneliness or discomfort. But I do believe it hurries us through those emotional twilights th~.' in- evitably descend on each of us. One problem e~~rrise. seems to help is preoccupation ~1th afpcar- ancc ... I know that thert 1s a rca sense of inner competency th:lt comes from bcina fit and str~.na an~ able to do what you choose. Shar1ro says. . "There is a persona de-emphasis on attractiveness to others. We focus more on our abilities thl\n our looks .. I care more about what my body ~s capable of doing than what I cover at with." Everyone needs a P'fS~ion in lift. Shapiro says. "an act1 vJty that .we have a wild and crazy love for. that we will do come the devil nr high water. And I mean somethin~ that engages us -mentally. emotionally and physically. "Mine is a daily baptism by sweat. It can be. that or som~thi ng creative, from sculpting to -sewing. or some- thing altruistic. a giving of self to others. "A passion. by definition. forces us to be involved with life.-It gi ves us a sense of control and mastery. an increase in personal enC'rgy. more self love and respect and the feeling that we are getting esteem from others. A passion is guaranteed to reduce our self-absorption and refocus us away from our problems." Human beings will nc.-ver elimin~te their doubts and problems. Shapiro says. "but that's OK. I know for certain that the memorv of a difficult run yesterday moti,;ates me to challenge myself to make today's b(tter. That's the very r>rocess of hfe itself. one step back and two forward. Only with risk and mistake and correction do we ~row as people.·· J I ., • ·t Nothing odd about identifying with a fictional character ··1 was afraid her destiny was m y destiny." The lovely young woman rtl call Marla was talking about Lily Bart. the fictionalized heroine of Edith Wharton's .. Houc;e of Mirth." In the book, Lily is beautiful. graceful, educated and unhappi,Jy unmarried -the child of a wealthy turn-of-the-century family. Her parents die. and she-is forced to live in relative povert) with an aunt. She grows up to be bnght. but m ostl) ornamental. Much as she tnes, she lacks the skill to provide financiall} for herself. Frustrated and broke. Lily Ban ultimately kills . herself. This story scared Mai la. She ident· 1fied so strongly with the .fictional 1llE character that she was afraid to fin ish the book. Irvine author Jay Martin. might see Marla·s strong identification with Lil) as evidence of her own .. fictive personaht) ... In his new book. :·Who Am I This Timc ... Uncovering the Fictive Per· sonaht} ·· (W.W. Nonon and Co .. 1988). the psychoanalyc;t and literaf) biographer savs there 1s a bit ofWalter Milt> in all ofus. That we all identify with f'ierocs-and heroines and fie· tionalized characters from 11me to time and. most of the time. this 1s OK. "The process IS healthy:· Martin says, "if we have the ability to turn the fictive personality on and off at will.·· CHILDREN'S BOOKSHOPPE Invites You to Meet THEODOR.E TAYLOR Autographing his books and introducing his latest book THE HOSTAGE SA T U RDA Y, APRIL 9th 2-5 PM 1831 Westcliff Drive Across from .,.. es1chfT Plaza 675-1424 Newport Beach DO YOU HAVE DIABETES OR HYPERTENSION? The following clinical studies are currently being conducted under FDA regulations. 1. New Form• of Therapy for Hypertenalon 2. Tranaferrlng adult onset diabetics currently on insulin injections to oral medication. 3. Early dlagnotla and treatment of diabetic kldMJ dlMaM. We will detect kidney Involve- ment many years prior to usual detection techniques, and possibly ,. • .,.. the process. Participation in either of these research studies Include M.O. supervision by a board certified endocrinologist, comprehensive blood and urine testing, treadmfll stress t9*t (bypertenston studj only), EKG's, medications, and 11 FREE to all .. participants. lJIDA Aa.w1 Marla was able to do 1ust that. She said she linalh was :ible to read through to the end ofWhanon's StOf) after concentrat1ng on the facts: She . \\asn 't reall} Lily in sn1te of man~ s1m1larn1cs-and this c1efinitely 1sn'1 the 19th centuf). Although Martin's t-.ook concen· trates more on the negauves which can arise from adopting a fictive personality. he docs <;eem to pay enough attention to the positive possibilities of cr~ative mirrorinit .. What would life be without fic- tions?'" he asks. "from 1hcse we build memory. character .. perspectives upon the world. a life plan. the manner in which we rC'late to others. and the models by which we raise our children." Many psychologist'\ encourage their clients and pat1cn1s to seek strength from fictional heroes (bibliotherapy) just as they encourage the search for strength and insights fro m the ~ther art formc; (art therapy, music therapy, etc.). issues a warning: In the 1980s. for many reasons more than ever before. we are who we imagine we are. Fiction. as an. offers an opponuni- ty to live out one fanta~y or another without consequence. This should be an appealing-idea for a lot of people. So. I wonder what thC' author thinks about all the womcn who lose themselves in romancc novels and After all, isn't it trut' that most of soap operas. or all the men who play life·s successes start out as dre.ams or out their fantasies as quarterbacks at least as bright ideas. and Top Guns. l:m going to meet Jay M . h . h . ·t. Martin and I'll let you know what he anm saysca~ person invents as says: -- or her own reality. "We create our · reality by the way we search for it and Dr.A11oJlumaT1'U1eudfamJJy h re " IMn,,Ut 1-c.,... del Mar. Sk what we sea re or. welt!9mn yMr rdpMus. y , .. wld "Who Am I This Time?" not only • reply, ,... -eadt•e • ,....,,.,,, introduces an exciting new concept. 1elf-•Mtt .. H ea .. e.. Wrlie ,. but also provides a new way of UMa All•rl, Pt.D., c/o Delly' Pilot, looking at personality. 1n so doing. it P.o: Box IUI, Colla Mna, 11111. Moredaylightcanmeanbrighteroutlook Do n't yOUJUSt feel a lot better now'> devastating. The most effective trcat- wc·'l' JUSt .. sprung .. ourclocksahcad f-1 ment for SAD is a "sun box" to sa H' da} IJght. and are looking containing full-spectrum fluorescent for"' a rd to \\armer \\('ather. sunn) JULIAN ._ tubing. SAD victims sit and sun their skies and cookouts. psyche, sometimes wi1h m iraculous £,en in California. spnng has a results. magir feeli ng that hfrc; spints and WHITAKER For most. the condition is not so energizes. • devastating. but no doubt everyone That magic 1s probably sunlight. feels better in the sprin~ when there is Ma nv men and wom<'n· suffer from more li&ht around. Seasonal Aff~cti 'e Di~order. a syn· For some, particularly those who We have known for ye.ars that drom~ characterized b-. depression. live in the Nonhern latitudes. cs-change in the intensity and duration food binging. and weight gain. pecially Alaska, the condition can be ofsuntight controls behavior patterns r---------------------------.., in migrating birds and ushers in-the • Fresh Flowers • Dried Flowers • Fruit Baskets • Plants and morel .• Anniversaries • Funerals • Parties ~ Werlrungs • t.:fasp.itals • Bkttlday 2642 San Micuel, Newport Beach (Newport Hills Center) HRS: M-Th 9-5:30, Fri 9-6, Sat 9-4 640-7910 matina season. Sunlight exens most of its effect through .the eyes by stimulating the retina. which sends impulses throu&)l the optic nerve to the brain. In the brain. these light impulses control the concentration of cenain neurotransmitters responsible fo( mood and appetite. During the winter months. these neurotransmitters are depicted. mood plummets. and body ~eiaht SQ&rs. S.Ptina-11sben_ in the "li&ht season." mood elevates and weight comes off Estimates of how many SAD victims there arc in the country range from 450.000 to S million. Women are four times as vulnerable to SA Das men. but this could indicate that women may seek help more frequent- ly, or that the condition is ignored m men. Wheth~r or not t.he w1 ntcr puts you in the doldrums or no1 is irrelevant. Most of us feel better. function better. and enjoy life more where there is more sunlight. Spend as much time as you can outside, but erotect y0ur skin. The magic of sunhght ente" through the eyes. Don't ~r dark glasses all the time. Depend more ori shading the face with caps or visors. In shoA. take advantage of nature's natural mood elevator. and enjoy. J.U.. ....,r.ter, M.D., Hfhr of "Re .. ~ Hart Dl1e1tH" UHi ''Re-... ,.,. ,,,. .. ,.. .. ,.,.,.., Booi1), ,, 41ttet.rJJ fte. 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Compretilltllve medlcel ., .... .,., lnc:Ulng: • \ --~~~~~~~~~~} .... ~~~~~~~----------------- . . ' DAMAGED PAGE Or-. Coat DAILY PILOT/Wf/llJMed#r/, Apt I , 1W A7 Wolfe'savenging 'Angel' weiglited down in Newport Thomu Wolfe, who secured his rame by writina .. You Can't Go Ho me Apin," left some lastina doubt H to whether he'd ever really want to in his first novel ... Look Homeward. ""'gel," a scathina depiction of the 'world of his youth. Dramatized into a Pulitzer Prize- winnina play by Ketti Frings. ·this intense and disturbina auto- biographical work is ~ina aiven a rare revival at the Newpon Theater Ans Center where Gal Morain' huge boardina house set dominates the small stage It shares with the marble yard and the sculpted fiaurc of an angel which gjves the play its tatle. Herc. an the Altamont (Wolfe's vtrsaon of Ashevi lle). N.C.. of 1916. the author's alter ego st rams to break the bonds forged by a penurious and determined mother who operates a second-rate boarding house. Two traumatic incidents -the deatti of a close family member and the disinte· atation of a budding romance - combine to propel him out into the world, much like the hero of Ten- Toi T111s • • • nessee W illiams' ''The Glass BACISTAGE _ ~ddauonal youth Menagerie." theater classes. beg.mnmg th as week. For a Pulitzer Pnzc wanner. the have been announced hy the Laguna play is curiously flawed. primarily an Pla>hou5e .... those interested an the the area of character relationships. eight-week courses should contact Frings, in her adaptation; skimmed Scott Da"1dson at the playhouse li&htly over most of the background (494--0743) for fun.her 1nforma11on. cfiaracters. as well as a few an the A spring musical theater workshop foreground. and director W ilham -wilt ~ Saturda} for Sut con- Waxman's often arres ting but overall sccutive Saturda)s at the Newpon somewhat leaden production offers Theater Ans Center. 2501 Chff little amplification an this regard. Drive. Ne"' port Beach .... 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W A R cw • ............ :r"'<ft"T..-c -----NOW PLAYING ----- *Jll'EA •LA HA9AA LIA Miff.t'l ?.iGt 1...-c flS~ Soi.lit S29-9036 69' ·0633 *COSl A •SA *LA .-RADA ECWires T " Ct->tt· ?ac<' ie ~ Gitt-~ •5•.41g.a S23 '6 .. * WSStOte VIE.IC EC.,i•Os V.c '•" 830-699• *O"ANGE C.'1eO()l"1f 6~ 2SSJ *HUNTIHGTON BEAOi -------E:io~ -..im~ • • • • ~TEt> IH ~8-0388 -1x1--r Hansen 1s conducting the courst. . At ·~score. the Newport production which runs fro m 10 a.m to noon. and 1s sohd indeed. with <;plcndad per-l'Cglstrations arc being taken b) the formances by Ruth Cameron as the Newpon Beach Parks. Beaches and money-minded matriarch and Paul Rccrca~ion Dcpanment at 644-3151. Watch tht Ac-., Allards April 11 on ABC Witch the~ Alllfds Apol 11 on UC Canter as W olfe's self-image. the son 1 __ :__ _ _:_ _____ --=.~~L!!!~~~~~~~~~~~~~!!!!~!!!!!!!!~~~~!!~ ~,._ _________ llllllllii.._ ______ ..;._m;. _____ _, frustrated in ha s attempts to better himself. Cameron. though oc- casionally hesitant, carves out a brittle . .1rasping character with a dollar sign for a hean and Canter srows appreciably as he weathers the rocky shoals of first love and eventu· all) discovers his backhone. . Mitchell N unn gives the evening's 11rongcst performance as Cameron's 1tonccutter husband given to world· c lass benders and almost Shake~arean hyperbole -but he •> tome _o to 30 years too young for the pa n . a deficiency unmasked by ll"lakeup. Mark Perkins hardly rc- l(mbles the skeletal character he impersonates. although his per- formance is substantive Deliciously understated inter- pretations arc turned in by Lynne Tavemettl a.s the overweiaht obj«t of Perkins' affections and Debbie Korkunis as the mysterious .. older" woman who captures Canter's hean. Bill Carden is excellent as the sage town doctor. while Suz:inn Sitka also impresses in her smgk scene as the local madam. one of the few "fringe characters" given the author's full attention. Neither Susan Stl·inbrinck as Cameron's weary daughter nor Paul "AL\N l\LDNS BF.ST FIL\I E''ER!~ ................. 1(11 "THmlBS UP! ... 1\ Wf OF L\[GHS: -Olfl .U & flD1 & fll lftfS ~\roNDEllFIJL. .. BEU\' L\~GHS!~ ,. ... ,._, •... ~lllU E<r••--SOC. •1911'4 ~ "" '$16'•• LA ..... l'l<'< 1 "1 l!llr.i;t ~ lfOO ... ....., tC•-' !'-'"•'" ·• .-,. J&il ''~ '::•ra v .:ir .... • ~-., r,..&11~ Wa tch the Audemy Awards Apnl 11 : ... ···~. •-;/" ,..._ .. ?>' ~- Weinberg as her affable husband !-----------------------------" contribute overmuch to the proceed· mgs. Greg Cope (in l3~t weekend's perfo rmances only) 1s quite good as the seagoing son mum1ng for a brief Yisit -the role is usuall y played by Scan Wrather. Set dcsaaner Morales peels back the tcrim-lined la)ers of has boarding bo usc settina to allow visual access to the interior. an imagin3tive method of creating a large set on a small stage. lighting and sound. by Bruce Heydon and Rich Wntson. respec- tively, arc first rate. while Mela Hoyt· Heydon's period costuming is excel- lent. "Look Homeward, Ansel" con- -&inues throuah April 17 with per- formances Thursdays throu&h Satur- days at 8 p.m . and Sunday afternoons at 2:30 at the Theater Arts Center. 2501 Cliff Drive. Newport Beach. Call 631-0288 for ticket information. • • • South Coast Repertory's Youns ·c onservatory Players will prcxnt a ..,orld premiere this Wttkend - •wind of a Thousand Tales -Folk _.. --&--. -an• --·-..-. ----..... -----mwcw..-. ..... ,_ .__ ... 'Oil M.t8MT NIGHTS, UG<m• ,,.,. ..... , .. IS WAU ...... I ntl FOJl ,.,. ntl MOUND191 11:• 1:• -... .,. ... ~mDmimL ......... ...,., •GOOD 4""•11 ·~ ... .,. .......... ....... _ _. A ... 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If )OU don't work fur them. you don't h:l\ e a right to cnttc1zt' after- "ard:· ht• !Hltd "It hecomcs h)'p- ocn ucal .. I But Colb\ warned 1hat Realt ors ha\t' lO make C\lra effort lO nd them-,eh e of a reputatton for align- ing tlwmseh es "tth Republican can- d 1datci. and 1ssut'S becauc;e on import- ant kg1sla11on "we'll nerd votes on an 1\su,· on bo1h sides of the a1slr." ··1t "e\trt"ml·h 1msx,rtant that )OU bt-coml •n, ,if\ l'<l thl'> \I' tra'> thel\'arl" '>O mJ n' ..,t'.ll' ufl fur c:h'(t1on:· ( '\R Pn:<.1dl·n1 f)ak ( olh' -.a1J Tuesda\ before: d mt•t•ttng 1n <.. o,1a Mes.a of1he l'\Aoport HJrtxir-( ll\t.1 l\k\41 Board of Realtor<.. Thr a-.,oc1 a 111111 ''1th \O llH' C'olh) ~1d Realtor'\ m Orang<.' Dale Colby 11 'i.tl()() ml·mtx·r, \IJl.'\Ao 1tk ral\l'd 3~)ut $1 -ni1ll1on IJst \t'ar 1n pohlll .il·Jl 111,n fund'> 10 lohb' tur ll'Phl,lluin II '11'1"1'''' ( '"'"' 11rv1•d ( oun l~ ought to pa) d ose attrn1wn It.I tht.• slow-gro\Ao th m111at1' e set for a_, n.>unt' \l ldl'.' 'otl'.' on June 7 In an anll'n li.'\Ao following hr s tal~. 75 percent of airline flights were on time in February WASHI NGTON 1-\P 1 -l a1rhn<'' 1mpr<n ,·J thc:tr on-ume record 1n FebruJn. but on(' ol l'' tr. lnur flights continued to be l;itc as \A,ea1her cond1t1ons pla~l·J .i ma1or role m ho" clt'"e a rnmer v.as aok to ,,a, tu sthe-dule ' The Traosponat1011 Dt-panment said T ue~a~ lhlt "'4 "'percent of1he-tl1ght'i reponed b~ 14 maJor a1rhnc" 1n Februan am 'e-d \Aoll h1n 15 minutes of scht.•dul<.-an incrrase· from the 6Q . .:' perC'ent the pre' 1ou<. month The a1rltne-s "'1th thr be'il retord. ho"'eH·r Jl<;o M'fl those 1ha1 concentraud fl1gh1s in the outh.,,.cst and\\,.,, \A.here \A.Cathercond1t1t,ns "e~ gt'nt'rall~ good during thl' month .\ccordingtothedl'.panment. n1ncofc,c~ I J PJlllit South\Aoest .\trltn('S arrl\ ed "'tthan 15 minute~ of ~hcdu k 1he go' cmmen1··s maf!'" for a ll1ght 10 tx-~ons1dt.•red on· ttme. ~menca \\est and uth"'e~t <l,trhnes follO\Aol'd \A, 1th am, al rates ofbeucr than fl('rcent :-.lorth.,,.est ~irhnt.''· \lh1ch orx·ra1es larg('I~ 1n thl· northern uer of state\ had the "orst on-ume n•cord among the I~ :urlines \lllh 61.-pcrceni of11s flight:. amv1ng \lolthrn 15 mrn lltl'S of schedule Nonh"~st offic1ah attributed tht largl" numtl\:r of NEW VOQ" 1 AP -T'le fo•IOW"'O s• t> ._f'arPe·" snows '"e "'lew vor-. S1oc.. E • C"anoe 16 Rco .. s~~ s•octt\ !ll'O wa,ran1s •na· nave 00~ .. o ~7 Ce.,., .. ,..(" •ne ""OS' ano oown •ne ..,OS' oue O" 18 ("esacn e r:,•ce,.,1 o• cnanoe regaro.en o• vo•v.,.,e 1q NtN"a''"' or Tuesoa" 70 O• e~tE>.o No sec1.1ri11e1 "a01no t>l''O"' n are .nc•· ?l ~-O'"-C'"'O ·uOfl'l Net al'O e>ercen·ao" cna,.,oe~ a'l' •ne 12 Nacco O•~·ence l)l'lwttf' ·~ ore1t•ovs cios '10 23 .iaCl\C>OIE~• price 51'0 Tuesoav s i p ... Dr•Ct 2.s "~"'.,..a~ UPS 25 .J<. Home ,._ l lUt P ct. 'I~ /a t'V ,..,~ ddJ" to po'" "e::i1h1'' .1nJ said thl" airhnl"s fagu rt.'' 1mprl"l·d tu -:; .i pt"rent tn March \A.hen Y.CJl hl'r 1mpa \ l'd 1 ho .... • figur "\A, 111 bl.· relt-ascd onlc1all~ h' tht.• goH·rnmen1 nl'\I mont'i "\\ l' cnt'liunlt'r<.'tl 11n ucoualh !>l'\l!re "eather 1n mu .. h nl \llll ~~ Sll'01 during th .. · fir<;t ~ i da~" of Februa~ ... said \\ 1l11Jm \\ fl'n. '•l't' pr1·°"dt·n1 for corporate relauons at '·"11 th\Aot'<.t Othrr ::iirlrnc\ \Ao llli J ks-; 1han '0 percent on-11rnl' r~'u>rd \\erl" C 11nt1m•n1,•I .\1rllne'.>. \ltlh 67 7 perct.•n1 . an<l TrJn' \\orld .\1rlin~·, \A.Ith 69 .i percent .\mertlan \1rl1m·., haJ tht. ht.·,1 rx·rfurmdnel' among the largt.• L.trrtl'r'> \t llh Sii l\ per,. nl ot its flight am' 1ng on 11nw Tht rt•pun ndud . ., Jd::i'~ rau~ed b~ mcrhJntlJI prt•hk111:>. but 1ndudl'' !ho<.t' aunhuted to poor "'Catha Th~· numbaofrt.'P• n<; on mishandled bags filed"' 'th J1rlin~·, dedancd durtnf Ft.•brua~. a' eragmg 8 75 repon' for n e~ 1.000 paSSl'n!?ers Oo\Ao n compared with 11 !SJ pern•n1 in J Jnuar~ ~kan" h1k. rnmpl,un1-. to 1he Transponatton Dc- panmi:nt') 1.·onsuml'r Jf1::i1rs office about air lrJ,el tnnca,t.•d ,11gh1h d unl'g ~1 .mh 10 2.584 from 2.~.'5 tn frhr u~lr' ] ' . . UP ) lJ CootierCo IJ Ge" E "10\ 1~ C.r•A,.-Fst le u" 1co 11·--1'•.;; -'• Ott 1 011 'S ,. . • ~ ... " ~ . I s ' ' L • 301. 1 l n -~ ~ .. 10 . + '}"" . 1' UD UP UP UP Uo uo-UP UP uo UP uo :. Q so 5 6 s 3 SJ SJ 5 1 50 50 so so 17 W ·ri a~l'1C 18 JOM\l(R t 'I lq RPC Eno 20 Wilsh rt 0 11 71 CareerCo,.,., n ·Y111e•Cp 12 2'l\; -1~ - 7 ' -s 5 1). -2't -26l, - ~ Olf ~i I RTE Co'o 36~ .c~ uo '7 I DOWNS 23 S•noerCo of 24 W1.,nersC.o 'JS Pr.mer1ca \ 26 vain 1'" -27 I'• Ott e Off 1'. ()ff 1-Oft 2 OamonCD s 17 I ) . UD 3 MGMUA Co"" 13~ ... ·~ lJp IS• N1me Lui ~ 1) s I ~ "(pA ''t". ) 1 - • i •t•ooir1 S attBq> 6 '"'el09 c 7 Inter~ s I !oactlman 9 mhart s 10 l'f\HCO Inc 11 Wickes ... , l} ~~if'Nall 1 e lioMc~ l -' Relianc P • J ~ .. 1 1~ ... ...... ) . 27 • .. ' . J ; + 1.; ~ • f 4 ..... 1)' + 17>. ... l 6~ ~ "'" •<' • Y! ~• ~~ . • 1. '9 , ... cc' ' .... ~ '"~ ' "'~ .. tO• "'!.a J~ 0 Jo• JOU.""W'I JO\ ~ Ke ,.....31\ l 1(1.• "\ ll-0 \ UP 1~ ~ UP i.Jp S J UP 78 uo oS UP H Uo Uo 65 Uo b 1 UP oO UP 6 0 7 6 •411 Fe ' 3 ::.,11r•erCo 4 t.....,Ge" Co _,.,. s :Sovrn.:: 6 Ho,,,es•o~" 7 Be"9;..ie• B S l"SP •R\C o "L v o'D IC Pairc-.Pt• 11 (.)n,.,on(ip 11 1='18T• l'Hl D~ . I • ,.._ u , u·~ 1J • ,, 1~ • 1: . I I • 11 1 '1 OlD WOM.D ROMANCE AA.DAT Gourmft Usftt:s w/~hamp~ & ro~s. 9'1VfNE COAST CHARTERS 675-4704 11'• -I • .. -loft 1 • -'!! -'6 -)>. 61• ' 3 J -, 1 ~ -' .. . ~ . -• .. :i..1 -6.' 1r • \ Pct. Oft 9 7 Off I 7 Off a J ()'! 7 9 Of! Off ~~ Ofl 6 7 Of• 66 Ott S9 8" s 7 .. s 4 Cit~ ~ 3 ) . ~~ . ii . )0 • JO •• 10 • 1C 70 • s • 13 • 1• ..... 9 •1. 0 . lb·, ! 1 • 7S I• , 70 .. 10 • .. ·~ . . . .... 7.., I • 1•'-7• ~ '' .• ?2 • O" 6._ n. n ' )9 • '3 34 • JS • ... l I I• ~ s . n'-n " . ))~. •'· •'• 11 t •1 17 • 11 •. 1..;. f.; 1'6 ,., ff , 1S'• ,.,. 40 • , ,. ' 37'• )8 • H S• 12 .. 11'• 1• ' , .... s ~. 6 ~ J t~; 16 ,. • • 9 • 1' • 7'" 19 ' " lf • 16 ' • 14 • • 1 J ,, ...... 111. fl. n • 71. , .. 1 • 1 .•• IS 1 S•• •• J ,, • s 16 • • • , •. 11"' 14 ~ 1 • ?~ '~ eol>l•<a!>lt a " - OTC UPS & DOWNS N EW YORK I A.Pl -Tne lollowino list \'10W\ •ne Over · 1r,e -Counter sio<~s .srio warran•s •nal nave oooe uo •re mos• 4 1'1<1 dowri •tie rnos1 Dased OI' '"'""' of cr-a,.,11!' tor Tuesoav No 'e<ur '•t\ 1rad1no bl'low \2 or 1000 snares are ,.,cludl'd 1 "le' 4'10 Percen1aoe cnanoes are lne O·''t>rt'l'lce l)t'twee" 1ne orevlous closing pr ce 11"0 T .,esoay. s 1asr or Oid price UPS Namt LUf °"' PC1. 1 k. noslnSv\ 7 • + >. UD SO 0 7 BIW Caotl' J ~ + t , UD ,, 0 3 CMS Ao' 'I• ... 9·16 UP 333 4 CmpU(lo. 3 M + ~ UP 2S 0 s ~stFoCoe• 71, ... t , UP 24 0 6 AmMaonet 5 1 + I UD }'17 7 WoM1crowv 4' • + 1.,. Up 1 4 8 KevstneMeo 2 J· 16 + 111 UP Y 7 9 Rou Cosm )l • + ~ UD 2 0 10 6109en 61• + 1 UD 1 ' 11 HunterMelnr S ~ + ><. UD 16.7 13 omlBCD (010 101, ... 112 Up 162 12 ~mltnlnt w•A 3 ' + '1 UP 16 7 H voniclmao )l, + '"> UP 1S • IS VX BdCSI 31, + '1 UD 15 4 16 lns1tlrmM10 51, + l.. UP IS 0 17 PHP Hll 51. + ~ UP 15 0 18 V'conF1t>Oo 7 7·t6 +S-16 UP 14 7 19 De pn1lnfo 4 + ,., Uo 1' J 20 HomeSL 14 + P . UP 14) 71 Mem•ek 2 , +S-16 UD 1•3 21 Lecte<:CP 5 8 + ~ UP 13 9 23 Rts.,lno 5 • + ,,_ UP I~ i 24 EnvirPow r 2 11 + • • UD I 75 M1dSoutn ~-11___± 2' 2 U.P I OOWNS-Name 1 Svl'techl'111 7 ComslockGro 3 Go101u • DecorCo s IPL SvslelT's 6 CommceG'o 7 HemaCre u., 8 Env1rTec 9 CommCao•e 10 WiscTov 11 losillrmGlf 12 Osn8GV1B s lJ Nws!SP!Ce"' 14 BaylvCP lS ~SC ln<1 16 aroCorP 17 IFOIAU)hn 18 Med1crec;1v 19 S1l1tarL1\Co lo Mlcrwvtlbs I TuesMorn ' 1 Biotcn~v 3 EdlsonCrr1 ~ Uoo&ome S Suiflc8cD s 6 Zeus Last Cha lte1. J -·r .. Oft 2o j 1 , -, 011 HI. ~ I -~ ~I l6~·: i ~ Off 1 p. -, , ~. I ·' ] • -111 f 15 0 31• -~ f 14 3 '}\, -1 f 12 ~ 5 • -1. 12 21. -111 Ott II 13 -) f 11 s 91, -1 • ff 11 • 2 • f 111 2 • I 11 1 J 1 11 I 2 11 1 2 II 1 2 • 11 1 i·~ = ·l~ IH ~~: = ;: ll:I l~~ = .~ l : 3"' -111 l \ r ' NOFESSIONAL t-LANNfNG Aboard Luwry Y.teht M ~lees.,.,~. tRVINE COAST CHAITEIS 675-4704 ' I' C'olby said Realtors c;hould avoi'd inaction makes such ini11a11vc united stands for or aµinst growth necessary. initiatives when they arc proposed "We elected the wrong people in throughout the state. the wrong positions who didn't ha'e "We're not for slow growth or the vision to sec 1h1s coming or d1dn 't against it," he said. "I ttuess we'd say have the courage to <10 something "e'rc for balanced growth. In some about 11." he s.aad. "What we have areas of the state. th1' appropnate no". I call 11 government h) 1n- rcsponsc would be to support (the 1tiati,e. in1t1a11ves). But in areas that I've "Make sure you elect leaders who '1s11ed in the Central Valle\. for won't do this in the future." r:\.ample. the city officials as well as C'olb} also 1ook t1m~ Tuesda> to residents are trying 10 encourage predict a strong year for real estate 1n more gro"th and that's fine." California despite limits on housing The Glendora residt nt. however. inventones. He sard <irvelopt'r fee~ was cn11cal of elected ofljcials wh~ -that are being· platt•d t'\n· ncw con- .. ' SlrUl'll OO lO fund publrt f;iulttll"\ M1 bcg1nn1ng to have a m.11or 1'.'lktl 11r1 rt•al estate and arl' m;ik ang hou\11\)' It.''>~ <1ffordabk <.. olb} alw bdu:~c'i tht.• nt.•\t 45 da'' or so art.· the bt.·'it umc t<' purcha!>~: rt'.11 estatt.· a'I rntaest mtt·<. for 30-)t.'.11 fi\t.•d -ra1e mortgage loan'i arc hcl\lt't'n 10 25 and 10 '\ pt'rCt'nl \\.1than t"o monthi. hr prrd1ll' tho'l' rJll'H'0t1 IJ rt't' w 11 ~ tu 11 .. 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Armada ll't Ar f I l1 t+ • •• ~. t0 11 l! 3S'·+1" /VmW of) 7S I 4' 1 + ''> "''"''" .. 12 612 ,,... • Ar1>wE )'It 7 .. + • ,,.,_E pfl .. )14 IS + I ""'• 6.J It + .. ... ,.,,, ~ ' ~· 21 ,. • AM!'CO • I 231t+ • Aslll().t I II 6S "' + l • A'laPc n J J 1 AtelSo$ iD. 9 •1 t Athlone I ~ I , • All ,,,. 2 • 7 .. , .t.n&1en • ll 7 n ...... AllRC IY2 IO I 200 AtletCP 2) ~ lS + I • Aud\lo I) 3 4 > Auoat 40 n I 9 14"9--• Auslmt 60 I 7 .._ -t -'t AutoOt .. 7 '1} 4f. AVMC ' I 74 et • Aveton l I 4 , A:m Jf ,JY Is'• t , A ' II J'~ > 4 •Oii 1 II 7140 1S • t I > AvOlll 6 11 23'•.+ '• -·-· - m E 9 7 44 139 l l • + 1 ET n 71e ll 10 161•+ • j 140 6 ,_ • 1a. B ,, ·-. 2 I •+ • n(O 13 rHu .. :n fa• t .. l lSO 23 49 -• • t4 n ij-• I 1~t 1r=! ~ y: II 2• >--• nlle S21 •-t • II ... 1~+ • IO 16 lt6 67>--• V Ito ll 4 31'.t • Am 401 I~+ • 11 109 23Sm n• .. pf ) •2• 24 )l -'-°' M IS SJ'• ,. 1• 7 -~ rr I .. !Sit 2241 JO'w+ • ,,,,., )1 14.l.. + I elev l ... 101 3' ~ 1 •If 567 41 .,. Ml '. 10 ~ • litl(ip IR 13 14 ft x ' t • 1ff, 14 ~ 1 , 10 n 16~"' , '' .. ,! ''I 712 "i' ~~I . u ll··i'.: Ell ~ ' ~ 17""+ I Intl I 20 1 s1~+ • °" 17 t 544.+ '4 er I 11;}1+1->2 ~ ·t ~ ,.ll "'-t I ... ' ~ , .... + • 2 'tU ~-·+ , .. " I 1 . t"" l '\i. ~' ·~+ ~ . I 7'''>+ '• l ....... 13 , • .,_ • , n ... l r' ;;i .. 14 Sl11 ... I Pl.Sii ' '• .,. .. ,. ..... I U Ot 12 lt02~ ?~~.'t 1 ; 'l ····1 .. .JI I ~ I ., ''> l ,', ~ 131 f ... tll IS Sl4 ''~+I~ . )J It 1ot1 .si., t ... 1-:c:' ;H: 5::~ '; WW:''. lS _, u nt ~ .l 1:U;+''> .,, -t ~ '• r:·~;ii ~:; >Me 17 ~ ~.'1':' 1• ~ ~ ~ .}ij~ ~·~ :1-,~ Eir-:~ ,_. M ~ -~ ~ , "' . ':. .i --~: .. ~11 ,..,.."' . ,. OrMgeCOMI DAILY PtLOTl'Wedl nder ... I. .. ** M Due lo tr ...... 1u1on probl•m•, tod8y'• cloelng prlcee .,. not In the DellJ Piiot WEDNEIDAY'l 11 A.II. (P8T) flNC98 Stoc k prices going up °"' ,.. ~ W.1 c... I °"'· ,.. ...... Ulf °" I tt•, '!8 ~~l 11 U I W lf ,t I t o :~ tM ~·~:: ~ g pll t 11 ~ 1 I +"' 1~ z ,_ i., I .. . "' . :-.. ~·~.1 n ~! ~ IJ1 ~ ~~t .: u ~ ~ 1 ... t -: o .. 0 X W1 llS 1·1· ·=\ -) l H "I M::'.il~, 1J Ito 14~ : l!!l~~,1 ~ 1:.:; .;~~~.~:·:iii ·· B~j·~ ~~ + • i: 4 ~., ·=v l lh • \)ti ~ ~ 5 I ; ltr1MI l S '•+ ... I pl 4 I • ..._. 16 I + • V l!IL I -1~. ltl1tAIO 14 17 + • Unf l Ill 1 ... ••rOel>. I ·1' U~t pl 7.. l l ~+I , ~ » I !t.., -• VEI °'" I 1 l -> -~ 'i 1 fµ· ~l:: l..621 *' 3' '+2 l ltodlT• t l4 • •• "-Unl u " 'l ltcllwy l + .. v~ ' ff 1 . .t • ltOQ.wt rt ...-._ ~'" pf 3 1 IU? 1+1 • Ito.Ct• I IJ 1 UnltVI , 11 S.7 11 I • . =~.: In f ~t ; VA~ 24 l~ilf I ~.+ •. I OfV I •+ • ~no '° ' ~ ff + 0 The k ~-.i. k ltoi.nE ' ~ n 1 ~1 •• VCDTV ' .. I .,. .. NEW y RK (AP)-sloe ma1-.,.;lanOO • .,. • .., 60 J3 '~1 ~ • UI..,... JD ' ... • on ~me m1dda) bl~ and pushed broadh and 1~11' ~ : 8,,ii;J 1.,. u' 1 ,t!= .; sharpl) higher this afternoon. :::;P{ m t II 2 120 ,;t I : 8~~':'o. .. 9 ) 14 i' • 1tov1111 10. 21 • 11 -• vi('~" 1s. ~ 1~.: ;. The Dow Jones average of 30 industna l =~ s,,, rn l:._.-. 8~Pt.rG 12 1 14' J ~+ • ls1ocb.14htch rosel6.91 pointsonTucsday.was up 1~:'° l' ~, ~ _:. • 3 s.:J . 1o 1flJ :;: ,: "all S1ree1 :~~·. B 1;~: 8 i~~j!• 1 •1 • another 33 33 Po1n1s at 2.030.84 as of 2 p.m. on i..-°" ,j JO ?i.. u11f tc11 l t ~ , Rviano • ,., •~ un.Tt1 1 1 ..... • G ainers outpaced luscrs b~ a margin of 5 to 2 II'...... 13 10 11 ·-UWI ' M 14 , E h a.,,.,., o<111 l '·-• u .... ,~ ff •~+, in the o' a all 1alh of N~w York Stock xc ange--s-s -SL U111v~r an I •+ h. OL" 4 16 d d 430 1110 110 u 12 •'• + u11~ o 1 ~. 1 ~"-+ • lasted issues, "11 I. :-·' up. own an SPSTec • IS n J),'9+ VII• r 14 .,, .... • I un• hanged S™C It 4 S g ,_ U11vH t~ 10 ~ ~ ... • ~ ten. ... 10 17 , .-UM41'<.I> , s • I 04 I~ ... ~ I ~ ,,. l .. I °"" 1 ~ • ' U ,__ u~ n ... '-\>olume on the Big Board came to 11 9.36 •II •• U A<'.41fff )6t I("' lO 21 11 ,.. v~1n 1 • 21'9 >n-• m 1l11on shares with '"'" hours left 1n the snsion. ~es n'7t )1 1 ...-U F fl fl'" h 95 rJoLP'''° '2 4 2~ -• ure L n tJ '.' ... -. I com par~d "II 25 million shares at the same l .~;.,. s. li ~ } ~.. 8::~: cM~ '0 I' 1s -; ; po1n1 in Tuc~a) ·~session .. a22 •+ -Y-'V -VF ..C.i 2'0 l 1 '•• Co ... t~ 412 JOl..• '• I SJi.a11 • 4 1-. ve >1s •'-• • ~mong ilct1,el)·tr:tdcd 1ssun on the New SJUfll 12 ff • \le1e<o 1~1 .... • A111111t1 ?04 1• ,.._ '• veie< pfJ.. 21 24'--• \or~ 1od . £,change. Texaco was up I''• at 49, F•EP 2 D SI 1 ·-" v • .-"'7 °' s 11 ·-• E ' F•SP • ''°'° *-. veiNG 1so 1I "'••"ti·. ''on ~as up l •at -'3',and~neralEJ«tnc was ••Lr l l•t24 '••' v .. .rt" I .. 2l. up '•"l4!•·. ullt 4S l l 'w Vei10-.• I IS I 2, •l ._ • " • •111 ''~ 1· 1• lier co 11) S • • • win pf S •-t • llar ce11 2• 2 .. 26>ti• '9 HA ?'° 10 lO"+ • VerlJY IS 21~ ) • a fr "•"'" pf1 lO ,,., n-. 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TM ltdvcrt1sana firm ftponcdly will Iott S70 m1llton 10 S80 m1lhon 1n annu.1 b'lhnp u 1 tttuh o(IUR's decision But 1 M>Ustt •mar wtlb the deasion Slid IUR was di1Pk•wod I t the Ids Sutd \J rteently drveloptd 10 tout Northwest Airlinn · ~ no- amoti .. pnlllf'lm. lnddl) tourttsarimate the .. cy was Mndli .. MM>ut SI 00 miltioa in ltd bilh"ll few IUa. N"bnto caftdy • coot an and ~111pm. mab111it1 m.,.-llt'C'CMlftl by Id industry IWl+ danb. • In ~ tM d 1anltllll lft I .-a~t ftom At&an&a. lM '= tald. .... es i"'l'Oft8nt as IUlt '""· IMpcs Md nttutn "' marM1· lftl ..... Illes ~i~ " deals With llll'-'111111 ..... thll M Vt I wttofty C'OMIJltat ph~ical • • • proach to 1 ts plans and rwosrams." "'Dun n~ this 1mponant pcnod. ph1losophteal diffcrmC'CS ha"-c dt-- veloptd between RJR N1bitco Inc. and one of its ~ Sutchi A Sutch• DFS Inc .. -1he statement satd. .\s a result. IUR satd 1l had "~lectcd to concludr iu rdataonstup"' with Sutch1. the Succt"tOr to lltft• C1CS that have ~ted tds for t.fe Sav~ candy for 18 yearund vi no.as N1bttc'O C'OOktet for 12 YmB.' RJR Ue(utivu ~futed to e&lborate or commmt on the ,._. lion that 1t wa urihlppy Wida Saatt hi's no-smotins acts IOr Nont.- ~ S..tdli •Id il .... , ~"rf ...... and dttaPl'OUttecr" .. IUa·. amc.. but its cunuws U., 4KliMd • ftanher..-.-..-. But a..u who ..-.•~ d•ttOD °' ... ,..ty ... die CI09-paft) .... .,,, wtdt SWiii"• .. for~ .... I R*i ,......., ........... tt .. oa moll olita "°"' AIW.._ .... mn.111 Afril 2J. n.e ................ .. •\'tlyitl ........... .... Gail Hutton can serve BB .best by resigning A 15-year Huntington Beach city employee resigned from the C ity Attorney's office last week amid charges he secretly held another full-time job elsewhere. Legal A nalyst Walter E. Burk resigned last week from the $40.000-per-year j ob. • For o ur money. it is one resignation too few. City Attorney Gail Hutton. who supervised the reluctant e mployee. should voluntarily follow Burk under the exit sign. Burk is believed ta have worked full-time as a deputy coun executive with the U.S. District Court in Los Angeles at the same ti me he "li supposed be giv\!l_g_ the cit of Huntingto n Beach a n honest da) 's work. Burk was allowed by Hutton to work irreJular hours on a flex-time basis. His h1.lurs were apparently so irregular that he bas had eno ugh u me to pick up two paychecks regularly since October. Beginning in October. Burk began using large a mounts of compensator) time. ace-rued sick lea ve and vacation time. Reponedl). Burk wa~ absent from' his Huntington Beach job the entire month of December. • He resigned last week when confronted with charges of excessive absenteeism and double dipping. City Administrato r Paul Cook said it was absolute fraud if an e mployee were to call in sick and not be ill. He also quesuoned Hutto n. It was a question the public would like answered. "You onf > ha' e a dozen or so em plo) ees in the department and )OU can't keep track of them? 1 would find that indefensible." Cook said. Don't think that Cook's comments a re borne out of som e sort of personalit} clash. Hutton publicly waged war with Cook's predecessor Charles Thompson over her d epartment's budget. and her office has been d escribed as having "serio us com mumcauon problems" with other city departments. In fac t. indefensible ISJ USt one of a lengthy hst of negative adjec~1ves that have been attached to Hatto n's offi ce over the years. Just three yea rs ago an independent audit found the C ity Attorney's office under Hutton to be unapproachable. obstructionist. slow. biased. sloppy. disorganized. poorly supervised and under-trained. Hutton looked at the same audit a nd called the conclusions sterling. That explains ho>A she can look at an empt) desk and see a hard-working cit) servant. Hutton has held the elected office for more than I 0 \ears. which only proves that the electorate is not always as informed as it should be. Dunng her tenure. Hutton has constructed a virtually untoucha ble empire above which she 1s paid to reign at the rate of more tha n S 18.000 per year. The Burk incident is just one more example proving the Huntington Beach n:sidents are not gemng their mone} ·s worth from the Cit} .\ttomey'soffice. And, like 1t or not. Gail Hutton must accept responsibility for that. Anti-gang measures It 1s somewhat reassurin~ to millions of persons an Los Angeles Coun t> concerned with murderous'results of \Outh gang "arfare that both city and county authonties are facing up to the problem. But to some thc:re will remain the question "hether too little 1s being done. That is because cit' and count) peace officers estima te there are 24.000 to 30.000 gang members "hile the staff of otlicers ... direct!) Jinked to gang control effons numbers 760 m the cit\ and 51 in the count\ at last report. · · · ... 387 persons lost their h ves in this county. In 1987 in gang warfare -of whom 60 percent as estimated b" the Los Angeles police chief were innocent vicums. • ... Some of the most recent attention to gang act1v1t} was caused b) the death of a )Oung woman in Westwood Village. A poltce announcei;pent that patrols there would triple prodoced cm instant complaint fro m South .central Los _t'n~eles. v.hon~ black families have been troubled b) gang act1' 1t} for )Cars but where pleas for more street patrols have go ne without much response. · The kc) to the gang battles m Los Angeles is the illegal drug trade. Success in captun ng stores of drugs with h igh street-do llar 'alues has not been followed by round ups of those-doing the illegal-dealing. Thai is the new aim _of lhe newly appointed deputy police chief in charge of battling gangs. He has said that w11hin six to eight months areas bothered b) open drug dealing on the streets will be cleaned up. and that his goal is to jail 100 gang mem bers a month to accomplish this All of us sho uld hope that kind of success ~111 soon be recorded. ~ 1'f' Sa• Gabrl~I Vall~y Trlbu~ Rent controls In upholding San Jose's apartment rent-control ordi- nance. the .S. Supreme Court preserved a reasonable law. but one that is too limited to provide a significant test case. either property owners. whom the coun fa vored in earlier la nd-use and zoning decisions. nor tena nts' rights advocates will fi rid much ammunition in the ruling. At issue was a provisio n in the 1979 law that allows the city to hold annual rent increases to 8 percent if economic hardship to the tenant overrides six other factors considered an such cases. TM prov1s1on has nevtr been invoked in San J ose. and it doesn't u ist in most other rent-control cities. We don·t li ke rent control in principle. but San Jose's is really more of a rcnt- arbitntion measure. of symbolic value to some renters. but posioa little economic threat to landlords. The coun ruling preserved the symbolic value. It doesn't increase the threat-· ORANGE COAST ..., .... .. ,..., Ci(y t• ..... fltWl [MDr ......,...., "**' .. , .. ldllof Cr .... s.n ~ _, .... "I ....... ·'Don 't misunderstand me. please. If ha vtng a burial space with a view Js Important to t11e family. they should select one. It ts their decision and a personal one. · · HICE umE PLANE 8Uf rf'LL NMR FLY! - . Democrats' rust message won't work la Sun Belt Smokestack economic problems won't cause much excitement in California SACRA MENT O -As they con- duct their duel through the upper M1d"est and the Northeast. Jesse Jackson and Michael Dukakis arc pitching slightly different messages to similar audiences. It's the Rust Belt -a r~ion beset b' dochnes m smokest:ick mdustn es _:_ and Jackson and Dukak1s are attemptrng 10 cap11ah1t> on the feel- ings of ahenauon an<1 dislocauon among workers of indu-.trial ci ties. Jackson. clear~)' th\ more char- ismatic of the two. talks about ending "economic violence" apainst_/\meri- can v.orkers b~ restnct1ng th-f u pon of JObs to low<ost overseas locales. Jackson. m effect. 1s picking up w~re ex-candidate Richard Gephardt. with his Japan-bashmg. left .nff. Our ccon- o m ic problems. they are saying. are the rt-s uit of unfair over<;eas competi· lion. eucerbated b) profit-hungry Amencan companies m t her than any competnive deficienrn.·-. at home. Dukakis. the governor of Massa- chusetts. says he'll bnn~ the "Massa- chusetts Miracle." a revival of indus- tnal employment through high-tech manufacturing. to other states 1f elected to the Wh11e Hnusc. It's unlikely that tht> results from pnmaries in these nonhern industrial states v.111 prove dccisi' e and within a month. ·Dukakts and Jackson will mo'e their contest to California's pnmal). It will be more than a little interesting to see whether they also bring those same econn mic prcscrip- t10ns witfi them. since f'alifornia has a far. far different cconnmic climate. Our smokestack ind ustries have also suffered from foreign competi· lion. Dozens. even hundreds. of resource-based. highly unionized in- dustnal plants have tx-cn closed m California during the pa'it generation. a dramatic reversal of the indus· trialization that boomed during and after World War II. But Cali fornia d id not rust away as did some other industrial states. Far from it. The economy convened into a post-industnal. third-wa\'CJiypam o rooted in specialized ma~lft-tunng. trade and mformation precessing. Jackson can talk about the decline of jobs in Wisconsin because of foreign competitio n. but in California an astonishing number of jobs are de- pendent on trade with the expanding econo mies of the Pacific Rim. ~ny kmd of direct trade restnctions of the son being advocated hy organized labor in the smokestack andustnes would. have an adverse effect on California's economy. And Dukak1s can tout tht-"Massa- chusetts Miracle" until he's blue in the face. But it pales in companson with what's occurred 1n Cahfom1a d unng the same penod Some new data illustrate JUSt how d ramatic the expansion of Cali- fornia's econom y has btcn. The Census Bureau rcponed re- cently that between I 9RO and 1987. the nation's population ~rew by some 17 million persons. ~stonishin1.I}. however. nearly a quaner of that growth -four million new fa~ - occul'T'Cd 1n one state. C<llifomia. And it was population growth fueled largctr by immigration from Latin Amenca and Asia. Despite that incredible population expansion and despite the incredible ethnic d iversity of thnt expansion. California absorbed the newcomers into its tcono my with <llmost casual DAN WALTERS nonchalance. The Employment De· velopmcnt Depan ment reponed last week that the state's unemployment dropped anotht r notch to S percent in March. a full percentage point under the March 1987. rate and the lowest JOblt'ss rate since 1969. T~e economic expansion that Dukakis cites is puny by comparison. Massachusetts added fewer than 100.000 persons to itc; population dunng that same period. Lester Thurow. a distinguish~ economist at Massachuc;etts Institute of Technology. o~rved in a recent anicle that the stat(''s hi&h-tech revival actuall~· stanec1 in the late 1950s. long before Dukakis became governor. and seems to·be running o_ut of steam because despite low unemployfllent. MassaC"hustns simp- 1) cannot attract w-0rker'i like states an the more climatologically compatible Sun Belt . including California. .. The Sun Belt 1s rel\l; something has changed." Thurow wrote. ··Americans are no longer willinJ to move to a cold state even if good JObs are readily available. And the Massa- chusetts boom has CSS<'ntially ended in this unwillingness ... So what wifl Jack'ion. with his message of economic populism. and Duk~akis. with his prescription of Massachusetts-style governance. tell Californians as they e njoy one of the state's most prosperous periods? What indeed? Du WaJ~n n •• ~I.ff celalutlsl Ill S.cn11H11to. A11 WELLS AJlf1lf WSLLS Colw•alat Grave with island view out of sight "Look. you can sec Catalina today!" How many times a )'\'ar do we hear that? Not man). If we saw Catalina every day. or once a week. or even once a month. no one would ever say it. No one sa)s. "Look. if~ dayltght." The few limes a year we c-atch sight of Catalina we react like children at a circus when the elephants stan their ircr.We-stt 1twhen we hate the Santa Ana winds. Thanks to those winds. a gray ri bbon of smog rides on the horizon co,cnng the bottom half of the isla nd. The top half rises above tl so we can still ~y. "Look. you can sec Catalina today~" O n a few occasions we can S« the island even when we haven•t had the winds. It looks so close we're tempted to wade out and chmb ashore. You can count on Catalina never being in view when you have guests from out of slate. While giving them a tour of the area. you ~esture in the ge.neral direction and sa). "Catalina Island is right out thel"C'. but we can't see it toda) -too much overcast." And wh) am I telling you all this when )OU are well awar'(' of it? I received an adveni~mcnt an the mail the other day from a monuary . lt was a special -burial space for two at a good price (for a li f'Jlited ti me) and feat ured a view of Catalina! rm not being facetious about this. Making plans an adv;ince for that ultimate depanure 1s "i sc. I've ~ in the position. as man~ people have. of makrns decisions about bun al sites for relauves because no advance plans were made. It is a sad task. In our famil y tht> choice of cemeteries (now they'rt> called mem- onal parks) 1s based on the quality of maintenance. distance from the fam-• ii ) home. and whethl·r am other fa m il) members are buried there. • I do n't recall a "view" being considered at all. If my grand mother or my father had discussed funeral plans wi th me. I can't believe either of • them would have requt>sted a gravc- site with a view. If I had asked mv sister bcfort she d ied if she wanted io be buried where she had a v~w. that would have confirmed what she always susj>«ted about me-Ann's not wired up right. When 1 mentioned this to a friend of m ine a nd showed her the Oyer from the mon uar). she told me the view v. as not for the deceased. but for the fam il~ when they visittd the grave. Don't misunderstand me. please. If havrng a bunal space with a view 1s important to the famil~. they should select one. It is their decision and a personal one. But if a view of Catalina 1s rnvolved, then tht trips to the cemeta ... pard on me. memonal park will be few and far between. If you have plans for the day and look out the window and sec CataJma on the horizon. do you change your schedule and hurry graveside'Y This puts a lot of prcssurt on the old island. Regardless of the wc.~r. it better s how up on Mt>morial Day. Coltrmal11 Au w~u. live. "' Lapu Nl6Rl.J LB recall, dangers of dogs~oa the beach To the Editor: Recall no, public relations. yes. The threats of rcc.allin& three mem- bers of Laguna Beach's City Council ~ause tMy have diffcttnt inter· pretationsofzonina laws isa waste of tallpayers' money. council and civic leaders time and enef'IY in fighting. it. What has happened to words like negotiation and arbitration? h shows, not only in flare UtK in "ovemmcntal affairs. but in continual clashes in our pcnonaJ and bu.Mness life. "fm aoina to sue you" has bcrom<" the standard threatenina ph~ rather than. "I'm aoin1 to put in an in!'urancc claim apinst you." Llpna Beach has the most e•· icnsive buildina restrictions in Cali- fornia. as noted by former Plannina Dircc:tor June Catalano. Mmiben of our Plannina Commis\ion and De-- sip Rev~ Board ha~ pushed for better public relit ions tools to explain • our many unique restrictions. Tbc continual shcJn-.r of ta. dollan 111inst city tovemmcnt needs has crated "make new laws. but spend link in tryi"I to· exptain them. .. Tbettfore. ft are beini wbjec1ed to .. recan • em ... The old uiom, .. ari ouncr of prevention is worth a pnund of cure. .. aoolics i1' this cue. We need to .-1ow tt.e eumple of our own Llpna lcadt Pof1Ct ()ep9nmmt wt.ere in I 9IO they birwd an eueUent public rdatioM sperialill witb tbe tide C.OftHlluaity lft'Vict oftker. Tbc CNt• p'OWt.b oftbat ....... ow wcor: ... ~ .... ,,....... ... euellHt politt·bu1inea1 rel•· dombip&. ne budett time for tbc city IOWnunmt is fast ~wlliftl. Dollan need for I ~Nte rellwoes- orimted lhcMald br ~w.ed utinl an outside ~list in dli~ fidd. In this , way. the city governm<'nt can better communicate with the rnidcnts and business people o ur city's unique positions. That could have elminate the ruffled feathers th:\t have now co~ to .. Let's recall ·em and fi re the city manager." Recall no. Better puhlic relations, yes. To the Editor: HARRY MOON Lquna Beach • • • Tbc Laauna Beach City Council. at iu Mardi I mectina. approved rec- ommendationsof an all dot~wner committee statina that dos ucret1 to be an aesthd~ nuiuntt rather than a health risk and thcttfore clop should br Jivm 8C.USI to the beaches. The council approv:l l ipora the ordinantt1 of five cit'' and county authorities bennlna dOp on an Or-.,.r County beacbesartd in tbecirin of San Clemente. lrvint. Huntinaton leacn and Seal Balch hecau1e of the health hazards of 4oa ften. Llpn1·1 law iporn the fact that dot (and any other) cxcMa is 1 bmlth huard recopized"'OransCounty. San Oenoen1e. 1"111f. tralillllon 8e8cb and Seal lalch and medically documented by Tulane Uni-.enlty Medical Cmecr and dw Univcnity of California San Dillo. and dlal clop ;~~.:s::.'°Jt'.:.~ ll'ay ....... udAud11bon Net .... f;>o.e Wiftict al'll'IWlrditllil' • 10 ell• "°"'piled by IU.:r.:. F.,....ticwl. ~ J. Oolcienlkj MD, UCSO MedblCtnter•icl. •trftfart11111t7, chc ftndi• of, tbe <>r... 0.ety Hahh Oeparu1a1 tblt "ticrc me., repon8blc .....;or litatda prolllans allCXiated widi amu • * .._.. is'"*" misk8di.., ,,_... ....._ cally correct. Salmonellosis and toxi- cos1s arc not subject to mandatory rep<>nina. but they are clearly danacr· ous discasts. I have been distrnscd by the lack ofapprcdation of the fact that zoonosis are danvrous bttausc they are so often unrecognized." Russell Van Dyke M. D .. Tulane University Medical Center said ...... I must state that the contamination of be.aches with dot f~ does indeed prcKnt a health hazard to children as well as an ae1thctic affront to all." It is obvious that dot ownen ~fuse to comply with the c11y ordinances and posted sians conc<'mina animal control witho ut strona police enforce- ment. With only two animal control ~~·the City of Lacuna Beach and us ettlzens can not e ven remotely upect to be provided with adequate anunal control ordiMntt enfOn:e. menL G iven the documcnt"-d thrnt 00, feces impote upon the health, uni· talion and well-being of' Lapna Beach how. with even ~ modicum of intetlilentt. can tht C'Onndl pw dos owncn· frtt aa::as tn community parts. tCfloot rnch and baldln Of Lap.na 8c«ti. BRUCE S. HOPPINO Chairman. K.alOI K.aplboa Foundldon • • • To the Editor. LAGUNATIC ~tict) n. t. a ICDlillve indiridail1 oftee -._ ftOC leCeM&r'ily -I midnt o/ Llpna laldl.. a vllller' oe die c:..-or die Pldfit OeeU in 5outMn California. 2. A ..... who is 1mian by IM mama uc1 beaulJ o1 dais villllt. CCMltilluout c:m-. c.~ ad 10 M inc.-..,...._ olbritla ra lcM with not only the physical beauty but a state of mind caused by isolation from the rest of the world. 3.The i...&unatic syndrome will often J ast even thou&h a person has bttn removed from tht' environment for a period of year'i. Symptoms increase when confronted with dis· cussions of potential high-rist de- velopment, rcducin& Lnguna Green- belt "open space" and J'lrkina. A cure has never bttn found. but the symptoms can be alleviated by readin1 cumnt real estate advenite- ments or try1n1 to drive on lapna Canyon ROid on a Sunday afternoon. This expression of endearm~t has bttn used for many yt"an by my.elf and othen. HARRY MOON Lquna Beach Comme11t8 welcomed Green hot asLakers triumph Frem TM Associate4 Press INGLEWOOD -A.C. G reen scored 11 of his 18 poin1~ in the fourth quarter as the Los Angeles Laken rallied to defeat 1he Seattle Supcr- Sonics 94-90 Tuesday ni~t. • After Xavier McDaniel's j umper gave Seattle a 73-]2 !tad with 6:18 remaini nJ. 1he Lakers outscored the Sonics 10-3 in 1he next 3:21 for an 82· 76 lead. Seattle &Ot no do~r than two the rest of the way. • Earlier in the period. G reen gave I:.'os Angeles its fi rst leac1. 68-67. with an inside basket with 9:0f left. Nine of Green's 11 fo urth-quarter points came from the free-throw line. ..._ Despite making .onl~· feur of 11 field goals in the third qua rte r. Los Angeles managed to tie the game at 64 on two free throws b> Byron Scott with 19 seconds remaining in the period. A combination of poor shooting by 1he Sonics. who were 4-for-23 in the period. and good free-throw shooting ' by the Lakers. 15-for-IQ. fueled the Lakers' rally. • · James Worthy led all scorers with 28 points for Los Ange-les. and Scott added 27. M~lc gets new pact INGLEWOOD-M:igic Johnson. who said after last seilson that he deserves to be paid as much as the N BA's other top player'\, has a~ to a restructuring of his cx1stin1 contract. the Los Angeles Laken announced Tuesday. Although financial terms of the ne"'' agreement were not anno unced. the contract runs' through the 1993-94 season and apparently will make Johnson one of the highest-paid players;n the league. Johnson. sidelined tw a strained groin muscle for th-e l;ist I 0 games. had been in the fourth veu of a 25- ycar. SI million per }tar agreement. .UCLA ·to speak ~oBrown He's noncommittal: K an sas AD offers permission for talks ---- LA WR ENCE. Kan. (AP) -Kan- sas Athletic Director Bob Frciterick said Tuesday he has given permission for UCLA to talk to Larry Brown about its vacant baskethall coaching position. · Brown. complcung his fifth season as he,ad basketball coach at. the University of Kansas. has recently been rumored to be he:iding back to UCLA. where h e toache d pn:viously for two seasons. Brown re- f U!>ed to lalk about it Mon- day night after tunsas won the NCAA title in an 83-79 upset ., ...... _-~-..;...1-of Oklahoma. Asked about efforts to keep Brown in Lawrence. Frcderick said: "We hnvcn't had a . cha rrcew ta ttryectnry is gl>tngurbe very busy the next couple of days. I would hope we would talk this weekend o r early next week." Sports Information Oircctor Marc Ocllin~ of UCLA said late Tunday: "UCLA has asked for and rcttived permission to.discuss the position of head basketball coach with Larry Brown." A crowd of 30.000 people wel- comed the Jayhawks bac k to the campus Tuesday afte·moon and chanted Brown's name rcpcatedl)'. when Chancellor Gene Rudis asked if they wanted Brown to stay. "l think he 1ot the mess11C-.. said Rodia. who introduced his basketball coach as "that maker of mirac~" Brown had little to ~ay about the matter after the rally. "I have aot to talk to Bob(Frcckrick). I've 1ot to talk to my family..1." Brown said at a news con~nce ancr \he rally. "I think itao• ridiculous with all the speculation at. the final four about which COKh is aoina where,'' Brown said. "In the last 24 houn I've heard I'm aoi"I to sill tchools. 1 don't think that I shouk! have to have a prns confcrcntt after every teMOR· T1'at's not fair." The rumon last year had Brown, then com~ina his fOunh teat0n at KU. beck in pro baketball ucoech of the New Y ortL Knids, But he was awarded a four-year rontract beJin· nina this season. Brown. '7, hu mo,·f'd around i n his 16 years of c:oectUns colles and pro ttams.. and he'J ncYtt Md 1lolina reconl. He coeched C.roti• ol the old Ammcan lllkcibaH Allocialion from 1972·74. Dmvu ol .. AIA from 1974-79. UCLA tom 197'-ll, New Jmiry of the Nationll • t ett.H AllOC'iation ftom l~l-1913 Ind Kansas si~ the nan of' dw I 91)..14 lftl()ft. I WEONESOA Y. APRtl 6. 1_988 m ' Knlcka, Bullet• remain In Ea1tern Conference hunt. 82. Former Dodger pitcher Welch hurl• well In AL debut. 84. Sailors putCdM outin3 Mak<' Curci and Peter Eastman powered Nl'"pon Harhor High to a surpnsingh cas' I S-1 0 I S-13. 15-12 v.1n o'er Corona del Mar in a boys Sea VIC" League vollryball o pener Tuesda) at C dM C um had J .i ll.1lls :ind m. stuff bloclo..s and rall1C'd thl.' Sailors from a I 1-1 0 ddi 111n the !>t'Cond game wuh a couple of back-ru" :m.acks. East· m.m ,i senwr • middle blocker. pounded out st'' en "'db and had three ~tulT hlocks .. 'e" port seemed 1<1 pla} a lot mort' 51ead1e.'r." C Orol'la dt"I Mar C u J l h C harl1e Brandt• said "Thb V.t'Jt' J lut mun~ 1nien~.. · ' < ort•n_a drl M'!!)llrailrd onl:y 13-1.:! in thl' tinal game bu t the Sailors ~nirt·d the final 1"0 points to close out the match Ma u C "1enn1a led 1he Sea K1ngs I J -<i. ~.:;) v. nh I 0 lolls lht' ~tlors 11-0, .:!-.:'\got a sohd ixrfurmant't· from fn:shman outs1dt h11tc:r Btll) '\;gu)en. wbc• h.ad five k.ills and one )Ump-sen 1ct• acc. Drew hev.ard dished out 35 r\SS1sts Also 1n Sea View Lc.agut' actton: Estuda l . Tutia t : Outside hmcr Make Rus1d. led the Eagles to a swet"p an the league opener 15-5. 15-9. 15-1 0. Uaive"it)' l . FootMIJ t : The Tro- Jans 1mprovt'd to~ •\Ith a 15-12, J 5-i. 15-9 v1cton on the wtnner's coun as Pat Ferretl, Sang Lee and J~ KJm led the v.a) In the Soulh Coast Lt·ague: Dua Hills 3. lrviu I : The v1s1ung Dolphins "on the lcagur o pener 1 5~. 13-15. I 5-10. I 5-6 In me falls to 1-4 0' era II In a college match. N~wport Harbor's Mike Nauyen aplkee bewteen CdM•a Scott Petersen and Jaaon Perkin• in the Sailors' aweep. lJO l . UC San Di~10 I: The Anteaters 1mpro-.ed t<• 2-0 1n the Southern Cahfom1a \'01levball C'on- ferl'nC'cv.1th a •S·"' 10-1'. iS-3 15-1 3 "In l Cl 1s 3-13 o\l·rall Ocean View staggered, 'oil and off th·e field -------" -. Naulty. Bailey dropped; had fashioned a 5-0 record going into last ago. catch<'r Blaine DeBrouv.cr >A as d1sm1sSt"d . "eek ·s tournament pla) :ll an Luis O bispo. has and a ~ ~ar a.go pitch"~ Brent l(·nack<'n "as been dismissed from tht• team dropped from the team fnrd1)('1pl1nar} reasons could get out of the sec0nd frame the Charge~ had scored fi \ e mo~ runs en route to a 9-1 lead. capped b~ a bases-loadt'd double off center field<.'r D.J .\ndre" s· glo' e. which sent thrtt Edison po_sts 9-6.victory .\nd. senior Todd Baile~. a t"o-~ear starter · Both v.rrl' ob' 1ous .\ll-rJ F candidates. as v.a~ "ho rcahsticall~ held 0cean Vie" ·s dt'fense 1'ault' t,,. · runs across the plate By ROGER t:ARL.WN together at shortstop. a<> "ell as being a force at Gibbons declined 10 t'laoora\(') on the the plate. has also been dropped for " hat what , 1olat1ons · was described as "tcarr rules." b) Coach 6111 The tv.o v.ere sent I ,lme from the San Luis Edi on H1gh's Chargers shook a monke' ofT th<.'1r backs'. snapping a 10-game losing streak to Sunset Leagut~ baseball "'al ·(kean ·\'1e\\, but in the long run the ram1fica11ons of Tuesda) ·s C'ndea' ors go far deeper than s1mph a 9-6 "icto n on the winner's diamond. - Gibbons. Obispo Tournament la '1 Thursda' before the "The~·re hastof}:· said Gibbons. "hose caha\Ao"'S e'en pla)cd 1he1r firsi game and teams ha' e shaken off "1 ht'r ke) losses the past Ocean \'1c" "ent on •o place S<"cond to El three )Cars 'o!.h1le comr1Jing a Sterling 6().. l Q Segundo. record. including three qra1ght unSt't League But v.hate-\er the ..:ahav.ks lOuld muster cro".?s. .. at .in Luis Obispo in tt•rms o ( shonng up the ~her kne" the ruks and d td 11 an~ "a~. 'a~·annes. 11 didn't stio" T uesda' as the' "That made thing~ a ltttle easier for us ... said Harrell. the fir;•-vt'ar Edison coach-. "Wt" ft' :i ht1le shon on r11ch1ng and he ( startt>r Chm Banlla I hung in 1 h<'rt' and battlt'd them tough.·· Banlla spaced out)(. 'en htt\. Ocean \'1ev. sconng 1n fi' e separatl.' 1 nn1ngs Fran~ \'1dalt's tm11sde pull 1n thr chest area l and JJ. Thobe lstdfoess 1n the shoulder) are cons1dt•red tentat1' ~ at best for Ed1wn's game at H untin~ton Be:ich Fnda~ The on-the-field d ecision catapults· Paul Harrell's Chaf'ie~ to tht> top of the Sunset League standing!' v.-1th a 3-1-0 record. "hale Ocean V 1ew falls to 2-1 -1 wtth the prospect of t~ ing to sta) in the race"' tthout their 1-2 punch the balance of the seas<'n as a result of an otT- the-field decision. said Gibbons. "It's m) roltc) and that's 1t. dropped to '-5· I O\t•ra!l · "There's no doubt 11 puts a cnmp 11' our Thl· Ch;i rgcrss(.·nt In plaH·rs to the plate tn pnchtng. Dan '>\ilS 5-0 :i nd pitching :er} "ell the tirst 1nn1ng and •he first four s.corC'd. Ste'e H~.rnandcz \A.Ill ha'e to till 1n JI h1ghltghtt'd b) a thrl't'-run ho mer b~ \1ar~ shortstop Whitcher to center fiekl In 1mpro,1ng 10 f..-S-1 oH•raJI. Edison enham-ed its personal fi~ures with a flair Whitcher "hoenh'rt"d v.1tha 390averagc. "ent 3 for J and >Co red twice within his three It's not the first 11111c Gibbons has had to The Seaha" ks ~'en· 1nw thl'lf reltrf corp5 RBI (Pleue eee goJ80N/B2) Senior Dan Nault~ a 6-t> pro prospect who mete out hea,~-handeti d1sc1pltne. T\\o \Cars tx-ii.m~ the inning "as 1"l'r and tx-fore the' Bucs ral_ly to upset Dons Misuraca scores ln 10tnJor8-7wJn: Rustlers tr\umpfi O range Coo.st College rallied from a 5-0 deficit and Sam Colarusso came on to pitch 711, strong innings in rehef as the Pirates' Mike Mi-;uraca scored the winning run in the I 0th 1nntng for a 8-7 win over Orange Empire Conference leader Rancho Santiago at Santa Ana Tuesday. The Pirates( 18-t 2-1. ~-3) won their third straighl conference game and halted the Dons' (23-4. 5-1 l nine- pme winning streak. "We wett a pretty tired ballclub com ina into lcaauc ... wd OCCC'oach Mike Mayne. "We pl;iyed in four tournaments. travclro f"ur times. We 1ot that rest over Easter IOCC did not playpmes last week) and I thinlrthat helped. I know we playro more relaited today." In the top of the I 0th. Misuraca led ofT with a san&Jc which went under the glove of Dann) Ont1' irns for an l.''\tra base. He took third on.-passed ball b} Rancho catcher Don Roberson. He hd d on Denn~ BemL.Lhigh cho_pper to short. and after D:lrrel Conner popped o ut it looked l1lce the Dons m ight hold. But wtth the count 1-1. J.J. Cul- pt"pperswung at Tim MacNiel's"tld • p11ctl in the d in and it got b) Roberson to score Misuraca. Colarusso( 4-3) allo\\<t>d sax hats and t"o earned runs aflcrc0ming on with l'o!.O out 1n the third inning with two out and the bases load<'d . With four runs 1n alread) and Rancho ahead 5-0. Colarusso got O ntiveros to pop up to end the inning. He struck out five and walked fhe th<.' rest of the way. low<"ring his ERA to ~.96 in 67 innings of work. In other communny college act1on: Geklem WHI It, Mt. Su Altteme f; The Rustlers set season-highs for hits ( 19) and runs (21) tb move into a tie for fo urth place with Long Beach at 4-3 cntenng the stto nd of three rounds in South Coast Conference pla)'. Leading the att3ck fo 1 l iolden West ( 16-Q. 4-)1 v.ere Craig P.1quette (4 for 5. four runs. t\\O RBI l Ke11 h Laszlo (3 for 5. three R Bl. ''' t"' ru ns). Joe A\ersa (3 ior 5. t\\l)~RT. 1"0 runS) and Tom Sm\ the t: for J three R Bl I. while James.Bucrha1 '-'t'nt ~ for 3 wnh a thn-e-run double 1n the s1·Hh. three runs and l \\O stolen bases. Ball Baird started and pitched fi,e inning~. allo"tng fi,e h11c;, four runs. three earn<.'d. ~'h1k ra1 "ng has reocrd to 4-~. In college aruon SoCal College•·•. Cal L•t~eru %-7: Kc' in Kasper and Joc Holden each hit home runs 1n thl' fif't game of the Golden tJte .\thleu.-C'onft'renC't' doubleheader. but host \al Lutheran scored three times 1n the se'enth umang of the ~'l'ond ~<lmt" 10 gtt a splat In the S«ond game. JdT Motske hammered a grand slam to g" e SC'C' (7-5. 1 ~1 9-1) a b-4 lead 1n the SC\enth. but Mike EJ)t"tta's two-run double an the bottom half of the inning P' e Cal Lutheran the wtn In the first game. Holdt'n·s tv.·o-run Artists top Warriors in 19, 6-5 Mesa sends awa y - rabuco Ht11sw1th .___---'--__ J Reyes· homer, 7-6- homcT an the first "·'" thC' gaml'- v.'1nner. and pttcher 1 a~ Jacinto (l-4) tossed a thre-r·h111er and "'ent the distance an the ~' l.'n-1nnin@. game. Uatte4 SCatn a.wnaafioaaJ '· L1CI $: Pinch-hitter Pat ROC'Co doubkd m Lan) OedewaJt with the \\tnn1ng run an the top of the ninth to lead the G ulls in the non<onferenct' gaml' LTCI pitcher Craig Bn n\. (6-Sl had rt'ttred 13 straight befMe Oedewalt reached first on a "all. Bnnk threv. the :! I st complete game of has caTttr. but the .\nteaters IO'lt their fifth strai&ht to drop to .:!0-1 Q. J Jell'Obcrdan\. of L'C'I had his 23rd mult1ple-h11 game and no" has 61'.l hats. ~O sh~ of the schO<'I ~ord. Laguna Beach H1gh's .\n1sts and the \\ \.lodbn dge \\ ar'nN'S combined to" ntl' one for the books Tut'sday 10 Pa iii oa st League ba~ball act100. u 1 ng \1' hours to dcc1d<' a 6-5 Laauna &ach \ 1rtor') over a span ot I q inning!> at .\hon Park tn Irvine "It was Just an amaz.1ng p me." satd Laguna Beach Coa h Scott M-.er5 "There "trc so man npponu nities for both teams to win. Hershiser walks a tightrope for shutout "We had the baStS loaded in the 15th and the} do ublt'd us up on a suicide squeeze: we hnd the bases loaded v.1th nobod) <'Ut the next inning and v.e ran into 11 1·2·3 double pla). there v.as a ke) catch in center in the I 4th wh<'n 1t looked like the game was OH'r. but Jert'm Megros made a leApin$ catch to sa,·e the pme: wt' committed 10 errdfs -wt handed them eH'I) oppon umty and the p~e US CVCI') O~nun1\)' " O pportun1tcs. ~una Beach strandC'd ~-runners Woodbn• stranded ~8 runntrs. The Wamon. who drop to the cellar Wlth a 1-) record . had the firsr two batten on base in nine of the first 10 1nn1np. LOS ANGELES (AP) -Now that Orel Hrnhiscr has equaled his shutout total for each of'tht previous two season1. the last thine on his mind is duplicatina the .SOO matt he WI$ saddled with in <'llCh of thost )U11. • I . -rm not •Y'ftl ·m &':r1 win a ton of pma, •• the riaht· hanckr said after a S--0 vk1ory Ovtf the Giants Tuetday nilhL .... , with tht acam we ·~c aot. ifl can ~tcb up to m )' rtP9bihtin.. I think ind1vtdualty I can Dve 1 a<iOd tatOn. With our impr'O"~ Nn orodwtion. *'~'u1r and buHpen. all thotc th1npatteoi"1 to make Ottl Hfl1hi'tt • btuer pitr hef. The -.ciaht 1 now on my ' shoulders." Hcnbiter outdut'ltd San Ffln- cisco's Kt-II) Downs with a thrtt·h1t shutout a nd snapped a te0rcless tie with a suicide iquttit bunt in tM at.th inni"I-· "I kMw l was ~nintt ~pie out. but I wan 't too conf Kk'nt ~u5C 1t was a 0-0 pme." Hen tuttt sa1d. "I was ~-b1unatc. bccaU1C th( Giants htt •hf ball riaht at IJi'OOk for four inninp. £,-m tttouih l "8d &mooth Ulllftl, I Md a lot of hard outs. .. Henhitcr $trvck OU\51' ud •'llked two tn route to his l lth <1IMt' shutout. He did not allnw 1 hit 1fttr Kc\ln Matrhtlj's taictof'f sinsk 1n the Tot1a7••1ame The Oocls'rs art 1dk TBUIW>AY'S GAMB De.,.. at 'tlanta. 4:.tO p.m . TV: l:'hanncl I I. RadM>z KA8C (790). fourth 1nn1naand mirc<1 I 7 of the last I M tten to tt-eu rc ht" ninth carttr •Hn O\Cr tht G11.nt~ an 12 ck<'t5IOM. Do•n su~rtd M l)' t•'O hits •hilt ..iriktftl out ~ aftd -.lk1ns OM. He "'1imi lk fi~t 16 Dodfen ~ Mike Sc109N hoed a OM- stn\.e {>•1 h 1h( oppos11e v.•> to left field wath one out an the S\\th 1nnins. "I madt' a good pitch." said Downs.. v.ho kd the Giants Inst ~son 1n stnkcouts •nd 1nninp pitc~ and sha~ the club lead 1n rompktt pm and shutouts with 0.ve On' ky "Ma) be I \hoUld ha\'e 1ou en '' 1n a '. tttlc on tum . but b( didn't tU<tl) ttt the mc-a1 pen oftht bat on tL" . 1ote1a tcOl"cd an unr1t'Md Nn ... Hh the aid of a tn<ic pla) that bK\.firtd on ahc Giant~ Ptdro GuimcTO ~the onl) other hit off Downs. an 1nftdd _., vp the middle. • The v.1nnincedac in tht 19th came -.-uh a runn<'r on base And two out Sopho more catchf.r Oavld Crain Jirwkd on a pttcb whilt t~M ll)'l"I to m1\c contaet to avoid 11 Nndown on a hit ... nd-run play. · • "As luck wouk! have it. tM ball Wtnt over the fint ~·, l..s and put runncn on fi,q and mint. .. Mid M,.-n. '''They put Dinny lnt on an~ntionllly for the thmt tnnt IDd that broulht up r. 5tMftt. .. Schmitt~ 1 ....._.,, td .... to fof't'e OVtt the .. IM-W\Hlf. llut •t ~·, ~ ...... . CR ia•-~t ~ Oilers topple Trabuco . Hutiallon a.eta Hiah mameecS 1 JUI& ODC hit but the Oilen still dell atecl visitina Trabuco Hills. 3-0. bebind aJwo-hitter by Pam FOii in a DOIHel&ue IOftbe.11 pme Tunday. The Oilers (7~) ~red twice in the tbird innina with the help of two cnws and an RBI 11mfice fly by Jcaaifer Manin. Shannon Kttipl Jed oft'tbe fifth with Huntinaton Beach's OD)y hit. She then stoic second, went to third on a wild pitch and scored on a fielder's choice by fog. Foa (7~) walked none and struck out two. In another non-leaaue pme: ~ Valley '· S.Uy llUb t: ., J~ Miyahara (4-0) pitched a three-,____ ... ~ hitter and struck out nine to lead the host Barons ( 13-3 ). With two outs in the founh. the Barons scored four rune;. a-Pan l , Ed1Me I: The Characrs (9-4) stranded nine runners in the last four innina~. and Buena Parle scored a run in the sixth off Edi~n pitchina ace Terry Carpenter to win the pme. ... PCL BASEBALL WRAP ••• ..... , •ponded wit.b naa11ttt •al llCODd Mubbun and SbaW1'1 LefWi~ll and thint with one out in dae bonom c:roeai111. the o1a1e amidst a storm of of Ute 19th, only to_. 1 ICftUftiftl protett from Trabuco Hills. line drive speared by Lane at lboft, With 1 7-0 cushion throuah four followed by a routf nc 1JOWMkr to inninss. lefty Scoct Snedeker wtnt the Laat for the ftnal out. di~ speci°' out I 2 hits (five ."We ~ our No. I, 2 and 3 doubles)andforc1naTrabuc<>H ill1 ~0 Pl~ said a ~xed ~"I strand nine runnm (at least one an don t k~w ~t we "' IOllll to do every innin&). about Friday. Meu, 2-1, struck for a run in 'he ~ teem uled th~ pit.chen and eecond on an RBI sintlc fron;t Make received marat~ wortc ftom their McAJeer and Sot two in the th1rc1 .. catchers -Crain of Laauna Bach Huy K.ieu s1naJed and after s1eahna an~ David. Klimkiewicz of Wood-two beses, ICOrcd on an error. Rey~s brid&e. Crain went 3 for 9 and threw aot the ICCOnd run across with his out five buerunnm. double scorina Mashburn. Sophomore~ Carmen pitched SMCkkcr helped hi!' own ca1;1sc t~e last two 1nnanp and tot the with a sinale in the fourth. comma victory. around on a Mashburn sinaJe. and . Lane ~nt S for 7 and walked three after Lcffinawell walked Reyes came times, W1th t~o doublC"S and a solo throuah with the crushrr. his thirci of homerto help improve l..aauna Beech the year. to 2-2, a pme out of fir!'t place. Jimmy Burke led Woodbridac with a 4 for S effort at the plate. In another PCLpme: Cetta M... T, Tr•11ee llilll t: Justin Reyes' towering. and con- troversial. three-run '\hot in the founh innina proved decisive in a night pme at Davis Field in Costa Mesa to tum the PCI race into a scramble with four teams one pmc offTrabuco Hills' 3-l pace. EDISON ••• ...... , Josh Bammer. who'entcred with s1~ homers and 2.S RBI, was limited to his double in four at-bets. Bill Bertucci, who entered with a tcam-lcadinJAIOaverage. went I for 3. Lcadoffhttter Joe Pence was 2 for 4. • Ocean View, which had made a llvina offeaison over tlic pas flutt years. made a stand after falling behind by ei&ht runs and salvaged some pride by chipping away at the deficit. The earned run was the first aUowcd by Carpenter (7-3) this season in 84 inninp. She struck out I .S to rai~ her season total to 173 and Curci cruah Reyes. wbo bad doubled ina.naA.in.- a two-run third inning. kissed one over the left !jeld fence at the foul pole. some SO feet above the fence and curling toward foul territory, l1ndin1 nearly 375 feet from home plate and well into foul territory upon contact. After a Iona look thr home plate umpire ruled it a four-bagcr and Reyes trailed baserunners Deron Gary Christophcrson had a solo homer in the second and doubled in four at·bats. and Mark Rrenn<'r was 2 for 4. p ve up just three hits. · Newport Barbor"• lltke Carel pata a aplke down put Corona del llar blocker Cbrla Pblla darini the 8allon Ylctory In Sea View Leape YOUeyball actloa Taeiday. 'Wooaie's' busy slate ---~n 't given results, but he's still threat Fnm Tiie Aleeclate4 Preti AUGUST A. Ga. -Herc it is barely n · April and Ian Woosnam already has played 1 in three aolftournaments in Australia. one each in Hona Kona and Europe. and has ' made three appeara~ in the United States. This week, the S-foot-4 aolfer will play in the Masters for the: first time. Rfoaing in his c~rs will be a warning from Scotsman sandy Lyle. ''He can't So dodgina around the world like that and come here and expect to stan hitting great shots immediately," Lyl~ said. The 1988 record supports Lyle's analysis. - With all that jumpinaaround this year. Woosnam still hasn't won. -And he bas missed the cut in his last two American starts. particularly frustrating because Woosnam scheduled his four-wctk swing around the American circuit to "aivc myself the chance to play well." . "I've p~y~ here ~fore, but always one week at a ume •. nf'Vcr11 v1na myself the chance to get acclimated," he said. Now he has had the chance. Nothing has happened. .. I've stm J<>l the brake on." he said. the frustration clear in his VOICC. He came to the United States with a purpose. "My lona-ranac ao:il. my ambition. the thing I've always wanted, is to be No. I in the world." he said. "To be rccopized IS No. I, vou have to come to America." But. on this visit. h·c has done little to enhance his stature. And he has only this week, in the Masters. to salvqc somethina from his first extended American appearance. There is little indication that it is likely to happen. , "I just haven't been playing all that welJ this year." Woosnam said before a practice session on the Augusta National Golf Club ~ursc, where the 52nd Masters bqins Thursday. He insists, howc' er, that the distractions and pressures of one of the world's areat tournaments will not have a bearing on his performance. "It's just another week to me. It's the same as last week or next week. Quote of the day MIU SmJ&hell. IS~ in Boston's trainina camp if he'd rather ~ a startina pitcher or a reliever: "I still feel I'm a capable starter .• But when you're a non-roster invitee. you do anythina they ask -ckan commodes. pitch long rehef or shon relief. 1'FL releases 1988 .che~ules The Rams will play· their first six EE pmcs of the 1988 NFL season apinst c • ·tams which had losing ~orcts last year. it II was announced T uesday alona W1th the remainder of the leagur's schedule. The Rams' play at Green Bay (Sept. 4). ho~t Detroit (Sept. l l ), at Raiders (Sept. 18). at New York Giants (Sept. 25). host Phoenix (Oct. 2), at Atlanta (Oc-t. 9). host San Francisco (Oct. 16). host Seattle (Oct. 2l)~•t New Orleans (Oct. 30). at Philadelphia (Nov. 6). host New Orleans (Nov. 13). lllostSan Diqo(Nov. 20). at Denver(Nov. 21),Chicago (Dec. S), host Atlanta (flee. l l ). at San Francisco (Dec. II) ... For only the second time in seven years in Los Ansln. the Raiden will open the season at h9mc. In 8ddition to the opener apinst San Die&o. Sept. •. other Raiden home pmes arc apinst the Rams (Sept. 18). Cincinnatj (Oct. 2), Mi1tmi (Oct. 9), Kansas City (Oct. JO). Atlanta (Nov. 20). Denver (Dec. •> and Seattle (Dec. I I). On the "*9 arc pmes at Houston (Sept. 11), Deaver (Sept. 26), Kan.a City (Oct. 16), New Orleans (Oct. 23), San Diqo (Nnv. 6). San FrancilCO (Nov. 13). Scanle(Nov. 28)and Bu&lo(Dec. 11) ... TheRaiden anAOUnced Ute sipins of offensive auard ar.I ..... to a contnct. The 6-4, 28().pound Budde ftl a fint- round draft choice of the Cbiefs in 19IO and 1 starter at left pant for them (or nearly .even teUOns. Budde. wtlo tums lO next month, didn't play for Kan .. City lat fall bealute of 1 stomadt iruury he sufliered last ... mer. He wu availlble • 1 he lll'ftt became the Chim didn •t ofJer bim a contract for the I 9U leaOn. ' Neleon to take over Warriors N -J d K • k ~·~~£~~~~~r.·~~~~r:~~~~ m ewman ea s nic s worst teams tn the N'A when he takes over New y or k tops 7 6 ers 27 points and Chuck Pt'rson had 21. Frank Brickowski added 25 as VISlt· · ashead coachoftheGoldenStatcWarriorsattheendof qcvcland .was led by Mike Sanders inaSanAntoniohandedGoldcnState the season. . tO remain in hunt Wtth 20 pollltS. its sixth consecutive los~. ' Nelson. a two-tame NBA coach of the year and a 10 Ballets IH, Balla 94: John Wil-Mike Mitchell scored 22 points for percent ow1:1cr of ~he Warriors. bowed tot.he wishes of f Or fi naJ three berths liams~orcd 23 points t~ hel{> visitina San Antonio and Jon Sund void partners Jim F1tzacr:il~ and Dan Fmnao~ and Wash1ns10~ snap Ch1c-qo s three-contributed 14 points ~nd a career· announced Tuesday he will take over a team which has game wmning streak. renter Moses high 14 assists for the Spun who shot thcsecondworstrecord inthcNBAthisseasonatl7-53. FromTkAllOda&HPres1 Malone added 21 points for the 598 percent from the fi~ld ' "I'll'! excited about our pro~ts a~ my fire has Johnny Newman scored a season-Bullets, whose fJ?nt line players B.wu Ill, BllCU Ill: Do~inique been re}!' by the character an ~nthus1asm of our high 29 points and Ge-raid Wilkins out~ored the Bulls 70-lO. . Wilkins scored 34 of hi-; 39 points in players. the 47-ycar-old Nelson sa1d. . 7 a M1~hael Jo~n led all~<>~!" W1th the first half and Kevin Willis Nelson. who had~ ~40-344 record in 11 seasons as added 2 as the visitin~ New York 29 points forCh1C:11'?· wh1c~ clinched finished wilh~as host Atlanta won head coach of the Milwaukee Bucks after a 14-ycar Knicks scored 45 points m the second a playoff spot earhcr Ill the ni&ht when its sixth strii playingcarcer.lefttheBucksattt\ccndofthc 1986-1 987 quarter and went on to defeat the New York beat Philadelphia. Sam •· · . season to become ext'cutivc vice president of the Philadelphia 76crs, 136-119 in NBA Vincent added a carccr-hiah 23 Pi1&oa1 117, Net•. H : Adf!an Warriors when Fitzgerald and Finnane bought the action Tuesday. points. Dantley scored 27. points and ls~h team. Newman scored 2 1 fl()ints in the s-. 111, Jan IN: Rookie Armon Tho.~a~ had 26 J?Olnts ~nd 12 assists He was named general manaacr after Fitzgerald first half as the Knicks. who have lost Gimam had 17 points and 12 re-~ v1s1tan' Detroit ~napped a scason- spent a second-round draft choice to buyout a clause in 30of36 road games this year but have bounds while Walter Davis had 10 of h1&h four-pme los1na streak. his Milwaukee contract which forbade him from won their last two. matched l heir his 16 paints in the thirci period as N•eta Ill, .Reekel1 97: Guarci becoming involved in basketball operations with longest winning streak of the season host Phoenix continut-d its home-Lafayette lcyetgrabbcd acarecr-hiah another team for two yf'ars after leaving the Bucks. with their third straight victory. .coun master:y over Utah. 21 rebounds and scottd 22 points. The coaching job opened when George Karl. who New York's 45 points in the second Phoenix. now 29-4 here apinst the lcadina visitina Denver to its ninth took the team to a 42-40 record and a trip to the playoffs quancr was a season high. along with Jazz in the all-time series, still is consecutive victory. The 6-foot-3 last season. resigned on March 23 with the team mired its 76 points in the first half and 136 in chasing San Antonio for the ei&hth Lever was one of six Denyer ~yers near the bottom of the Pacific Di vision. th(:f!';I~ Barkley had 13 of his 3 1 and final Western Confrrcnce playoff in double f11utts . as the utftlS FlameswaryofKlngs' offense The Calgary Flames arc expecting a shootout at the Saddledome with the Los An$eles Kings when the NHL playoffs start tonight. The Flames finished with 105 points this season, tops in the league. They also were first in goals scored W1th 397. The Kings scored 3 I 8goals. fifth in the league. "I've said ever since February that I'd rather not play L.A. because of their scoring punch," Calgary goaltender Mike Vernon said. The Kings finished 30-42-8 with 68 points. fourth in the Smythe Division While Los Anacin has one of the best offenses. their defense ranked last allowing 3S9 goals - 4.44 aoals a ga me. The Flames were 13th, allowing 30.S foals and ~-77 goals a game. "We don t want to get into a shootout with them." Vernon said. "They've got the potential to open up the games and 10 full out.·· In other first-round playoff action. Edmonton plays Winnipeg. Philadelphia opens at Washington. New York Islanders host the New Jersey Devils. Montreal hosts Hanford. Boston faces Buffalo. Detroit meets T oronto·a na Chic'aao plays St Louis. The Kinas· attack is led by Luc Robitaille and Jimmy Carson. Needinajust a tic to clinch first place in the NHL's ovcraJI standings, the Flames lost successive pmcs apinst the Kinas last week. allowing IS 1oals. UCSD students to vote on team LA JOU.A -tJC San Diego students -- will vote on an initiative that would .-t approve funding for a Division Ill football • team at the campus. A two-thircts majority is needed for approval, and at lca~t 2.3S5 students. ~bout 20 percent of the current enrollment. must vote April 12 and l 3 to make the initiative binding. The measure pawd last spring. but not enouah students casl ballots. A UCSD team would face such Division Ill competitors as Cal State San Bernardino, Point Loma Nazarene and UC Santa Barbara. The estimated start-up cost of the propam, more than $200,000. would come from an increue in st'*'1t fees. Each student's totJtl fen would rise from SS81 per academic quarter to about S62S. a prospect that bothers some. TeleYialon. racllo TELBV1llON 4 p.m. -PRO IAIDAU.: New Yortc Mets at Montreal. WOR. 4:30 p.m. -PllO llOCKEY: NHL Wales Conference division temift!!!_ ESPN. . S:lO p.m. -PllO --..AU.: A•I• at Chicaao White So•, Channel s. 6: IS p.m. -PRO llOC'&BY: NHL Smythe D;ivition semifinal -Kiap at Ca ... ry. Pri.mc Tteket. • aADIO S:lO p.m. -PU IAID•u,. A,..m at Oidllo White Soa. KMPC (710). 6: IS p.m. -PllO moc&sY: NHL SmY1bc Divilioa temiftftll -Ki1lp at Calpry. IC.LAC (570). '7:JO p.m. -no IAIK8ftAU.: ~ -~~ Nooa -...... ,. Olcl-Timn ...,., hill Wr"WiC. t...n. ISPN. I ,.._ 2 G01,,P; 1'e Manus. &om A...-.o..+=-1wnaa. I l:JO .... -.. •• • .. , • Allilflla. ""-'Mill Siii. Dae (710). 1, berth. pulled within four pcrttntaac ~1nts points in the first qu~rter for the Utah lost its thirct )trai&ht road of first-place Dallas in the Midwest 76crs. but New York's 27-7 run game despite .2.S points api~ by Division . erased a 36-31 Philadelphia lead after Malone and Thurl Ba iley. Hansen Trail Blazen 1'1, ~ ut: the first period and opened a 62-45 added 21 and John Stockton l 4 plus a Clyde Drexler and Kevin DUckworth advantage with 5:39 to ftO in the half. game-high 17 assists. scored 2S points each. and Drexler Mark Jackson. who had 21 pointsand Qa.-H7 Wanton 1" Al · had 17 · th th" d ·00 •-...i· 16 assists ~or the Kn1'ck~ .. hit an e1· .to.,. ~ • ' : vm in c 1~ pen • ~10g '' ... Robertson scored 26 points and host Portland over Los .. n-lcs. foot jumper to give New York itsJ ... largest lead of the half 74-56. with two minutes left. · In other NBA aames: Pacen IM, Cavallen Hi: Steve Stipanovich sank a pair off rec throws with two seconds rcmainina. snap- ping host Indiana's four-pme losing streak. Stipanovich fumbled the ball in the lane and then was fouled by Oeveland's Dell Curry to ~t up the winnina shots. The victory moved Indiana into sixth rlacc in the Eastern Conference. ·a hal pmc ahead of the Cavalien. 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Won 2 Won I Won I Lost I Lost I Lost I Lost 2 llemeA•a1 2-0 0-0 0 1.000 'h 0 1.000 'h I .000 l 'h I .000 11h •· 0 0-0 I-0 0-0 , Minnesota ; Seattle I I 0 0 0 0 I .000 11h 2 .000 2 EAST DIVISION 0-0 0-I 0-I 0-0 0-0 0-I 0-0 0-2 I Detroit Milwaukee : New York -Toronto Bahimore Boston Cleveland I I 'I I 0 0 0 0 1.000 l-0 0 1.000 1-0 0 1.000 1-0 0 1.000 1-0 I .000 . 0-1 I .000 0-1 I .000 I 0-1 Won Won Won Won Lost Lost Lost ().. 0 0-0 I-0 0-0 ().. 1 0-I ().. 0 ,_ 0 1-0 0-0 1-0 ().. 0 ().. 0 ().. I .. TH94ay'1 Scores New York 8. Minnesota 0 Oakland 6. Seattle 0 Onl y games scheduled T.Uy'1Gamn Aacels (Petry 9-7) at Chicago (McDowell 3-0), 5:30 p.m. Minnesota (Straker 8-10) at New York (Carl'dclaria 2-0). 10 a.m. Detroit (Tanana 15-10) at Boston (Hurst 15-13). 10:05.a.m. Seattle (Trout 0-4) :it Oakland (C. Youns I J.. 7). 12: 15 p. m. Milwaukee (Bosio 11-8) at Baltimore (Morpn 12-17). 4:35 p.m. Toronto (Flanagan 6-8) at Kansas City (Le1brandt 16-11 ). 5:35 p.m. Cleveland (Swindell 3·8) at Texas (Watt 8-10). 5:35 p.m. · nusday'1Game\ ~uls at Ch i~o ... 11 :30~•~.m_. __ -------~ Detroit at Boston. I 0:05 a.m. Minnesota at New Yorlc. 7:30 p.m. Milwaukee al Baltimore. 7:35 p.m. Toronto at Kansas Ci t). 8:35 p.m. Cleveland at Texas 8:35 p.m. Only games scheduled National £ea6ue WEST DIVISION L Pct. GB -Cincinnati Houston Dod1ers San Francisco 'Atlanta w I I I I 0 0 0 1.000 0 1.000 I .500 'h I .500 'h Lit 1-0 1-0 1-1 1-1 0-1 0-1 Streu Won I Won 1 Won I Lost 1 Lost I Lost 1 Hom~ 1-0 1-0 1-I ().. 0 ().. I ().. 0 Away 0-0 ().. 0 ().. 0 I -I 0-0 ().. I 1 .000 I o( San Diego I .000 I Chicago New York Pittsburgh Montreal I I I 0 0 0 EAST DIVISION 0 1.000 1-0 I ..() 1-0 0-1 0-1 0-1 Won Won Won Lost Lost Lost ().. 0 ().. 0 0-0 ().. I ().. I (}. 0 1-0 1-0 I-0 0-0 0-0 ().. I 0 1.000 0 1.000 I .000. I .000 · Philadelphia . 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L-.ra -•"«I Arnooo &ro""" ~1"' oec.•' S•eve ltooertl •no C.O-oon H~ ·~ ...m Ce•ICK xof• 0.•>C Jo'a.n i:>aui l(:i 8 LeK"' • ..., EMt Sto•-~ _.., J .,.. ~· cr•e-enO L So<o""°"' a-.c GeoK TO""t !'e o.-rterileGA• ii! MONDAY-SATURDAY 'Tll 10 PM SUNDAY 'Tll 6PM HURRY! Sale prices end Saturday, April 9, 128,Bft TUNE -UP . .,_ 1 ·1 ........ _ --· COOLING SYSTEM VISION /LIGHTING PARTS DEPARTMENT MA.STU CTl....s ... --. 16" ......... •cxi· --c.e • --.._.. ,.... ~· ..... MECHANIC'S AIDS , ...... 8" -~.· Oil CHANGE --· 0iti..aoeP1Ut.-ff'-2'••~•..._. ........ ,. .. ... _... .... ,.. -· ,.. .... , .. -... ··-- GHAR GUN KfT .... -· .1·.-. -5"' ...._~~~~~~~~' ' \_.. •• , .. It' elch hurls seven shutoUt innings In A:I;.debut ·"-••as leWPNIS • In &be National Lape: Plralll I, Plllllle I: In Phillldelpbia. Dunell Coles' three-Nn homer hiahliahted afouf'-Nn third innina that ca.rried Pitubutah put Philadelphia in the opener for both tams. C.. II ar. ... t: In AtJansa. Manny Trillo'a 13th- innina wri1ice ~fted ChiQeo over Atlanta in an NL opener that incl a rontr0venial interference call on the Braves and a record·tyina seven home NM by both clubs. * om 11, 1nwa t acAM ·~· • . ,.... ., ... Jtlt D~d •1Jt $1 t t OOetdllll '1I1 ,,,, °"""""'. •111 Winfield vetoes Yankees· trade The Pirates erased a 2.() deficit in the third as Mike Schmldf1 error at third blse set up three unearned rubs. * * : Bob Wdcb pitched seven shutout inninp. yieldina :ICVCft bits and atn"kint out sill in his American Leasue *but as &be Oakland Athletics defeated the Seattle '.Marinen 6-0 Tuetday niahL ,., 1 '::" s. ~~ Alar. f, .-....1: In Houston, Kevin Bau pinch-hit a two-run ''\re and Billy Hatcher doubled in the winnina run in thee th innina. rallyina Houston put San Dieao-Bass' hie o Lance M<'Cullers. 0-1. tied the score at 3 before Hatcher's doublt knocked in the tie-breaking run. un C:.,11 ; l: t NEW YORK -The ~ 1111 ~ =:.. : : : : New York Yankees at- • 1 1 • ..._ct 1 • 1 • tempted tb trade outfielder t ~ : l =~ • : l n Dave W infield to the Hout- • • • • ,._ .. u 1 1 ton Astros for o ucfielder , ••• .._. ,,,, fild : MikeOallqoand Wilt Weiss drove in the only runs .,.,.. • • .,., Welduleedalinthet«ondinninaasthcA'simprovedto e:::'.:' t~:~ =-= : : n '2.0tlliueuon. Jose Canseco added a two-run double in a v.-. t'f • ' 1 • .,_. • • tt • ,.___ . ....... • 2 1. ~-• 1'' lu.l"-nlft etlbth. all&" t I 2 • tte.-111 • t I I Orea ~t and Dennis Eckersle~ finished the :!'.. ~::: =c11 ! : : : pitch~ 10r Oakland. with Eckersley getllng his second ~v•ru 2 • • • -.. 1 • 1 • • ~ ............ f,t I t '*-• 1 t t t save m two n ts. o.-.. , , , , • .-.. , , , , • Welch. w was I S-9 last year in his finest of 10 •-" u • • =: : : : : eeuons with the Los A naeles ~rs. did not allow a ,......,.... "" runner to reach third bl~. The Manners bad at least one n.a ,. s , s ;.=-... ,.': i: ; buerunner in every inning but the fifth. .....,. ._. • -: • e1t-s An outstandina runninJ catch by right fielder "* Jt • • e1t-1 Canseco in the sixth an<f a divmg stop of a sro~nd ball by ~~..;.;:-• .' ~ tlCCQDd bucnwlGallqq_fo thesc.vc..n.tb helped Welch. ..,_.,. '-"' ..... _,.,.. " M-M. -TIM11"'"· ..._,: .._ -....c-. ElteWbere in the American Leaiue: /~"':'.~-m. SClwnAdl cu. Y...._ I, Twtlll 9" In New "ork. Ride Rhoden • " • •• .. • . pitc,bed a three-hitter and M ike Pagliarulo and Rickey ~ s.., • 1 1 1 > . Henderson homered as New York opened the season by J, !.~ 5• 1 'M 1 1 1 • • beatina the World Champion Minnesota Twins to start ~= ..... , 71., t 1 > : Billy Martin's fifth term as the Yankees manqer. ".._.."' 1 M 1 • 1 o t ; · • Ji n rc'titt:Otnc 1rsfTODitters. gave up a ou ~ .._ : to Grq Gape and a si ngle to Kirby Puckett in the fOUrth, • and then retired 17 of the final 18 bitters. * • • • • 119ea•ct 1 •• • Kevin Bass but Win 1e • • • • -'-• • • • • · ed ..... _ _._, Win 1tt1 .._,1111 1 t t t teject un;; \K&I, • • • • • ......... • • • • field's •-nt said Tuesday. 1 ••• ,,_.. •• •• _.. • • • 1 S1NMa1111 '• • • Yankees ~neral man-J1 •1t• n.a •• ., • .... • ':";. .,er Lou niella called ~ :: : .. : ~'; qcnt Jeff KJein Sunday '"-....... •ei -,,... m and pro..-..A the trade •.• ~~-~·........ .,..,_ .. ' L~ •· ....,.. 1. ~. which was sparked by cnll· -· ~. °'*""· 0· Oerde. cal statements about Yan-o.-. u. .... -J. °""' m. Vlr9I S . 111. ~ 10. °"" ... m. o. ,,.,.,., kees owner Georae 1e1n-m: ~~".T:-S--J!~~.=. brcnncr in Winfield's new ~ ~-Tr... M It A .. IO ' book. -----. 1 S 2 2 0 I McG'*"1L .. 1 M J J J 0 0 M9,Dft!t. J•J 1 I I 2 t ........ $c911W,I.. I J J J 2 t J;Wt11!111 S.! I I 0 0 t __ _... .. ,_ ..... , .... w--. o.. .. ~ U......,• ,....,., E-. ll'W••· •-· --· -· Tlllrd, -.m.,, T-2:1). A-Jt.- A..,_6.~J .... _. MeUITilll * .,.... . .... =:: ;n: =~ ~~n 'AtNetlel ,, MMtWI. "-*"' .. TWIRi. .....,.. • • 11 Dllreaa • • • • M•TTLa oaauaeo ..... '°'.. ... • .,... Atll9r• •••• ~· .. , J 1 1 .,... ....... .,.... ., ... K,.. 111 • • • • -..... • > • 1 • .. "-"a • 1 2 o ~-a • t 1 • ~ • • , • , ........ • • 1 1 2 • ..,.,.. • •• • -· '' 11 .. ....,,. •,,, c-.11 1111 co-.. •, 1, .....,111 • , , , ...... c •••• ~.. • "' •• "°"""' 2 ............. JI •• ~Cf •••• Wllll¥111 • "1 .,_,.. • 1 1 1 Alllll¥c > • 1 • ,......, JI 1 • .._..,, • • • • .._ 111 > • t t own_. • t 1 t T ...... M J 110 "'-"'11 • 1 11 9-1 ... It It ~-11 1 t ~-J ttt .,._.,. J 1 11 -· J t t I ·-'" > 11 t 0-l'f f 0 t 0 ~Cf l t t I ....,,.. J t t. K111¥Cf •I) O ~· •••• lcelt• J... v-e •• I. ......... 1 • ' • .,_Yl1 J. 1 ...... _.. > 1 I > ~' I II I I .... 1111 I t 1 J "'-Jll • 0 2 I Jey!Wf J 1 I 1 NilllOC JI t t ». ...... c J t t 1 CJ0.111 Jll I I I t ~ u f I J t o.11110 Ill f I 1 I L-. c o t I t ..._ M J 1 t t 11 I I J 1"-II • t S ...... 29 • t t 0 WtiM M JI 11 L,,,..,dl 29 J o t t . SC.. .. ..... T-• t t t T.-1' I r I T.-• t I t T.-• 111 t ---~-~ sc.w-...... sc.w-. ..... ........ ............. ------...... 0-w ....... •a• -...__ 111. 0....... - ---· _ ,,.. -.. 11•-• -~ .. o-; 'w~,:.:..:: ~w::'1.'t~.·~-~~•a• --.... io. "Lou called and asked •ernlfel, a . .He-"•,.,,.,_,,.l11.. '"-~~~ om..-~._... t:-...... , ~. ~ v-.,. •· me a'"-·t 1...-w "'-v·•would De""' Ill. ~-111.SM!ieio 111.-i.....,-ia;-~-~-w.IM; Je....,, -•· --~· • vuu nv U111 ~ a-111. ~. G v-. • " • n .. ao =.~ .. ,~,~~ feel goina to Housto~ ... • " ••• • 90 ~L ... , 1 , s s • • " ..... 90 KJein said. "I checked wtth :-:_ ;:~ ~ ~ : ' ..._... , • • , , Dave and on Monday I told ~.. 1 , , , : =-:.• 1 1 1 , 1 Lou~~-'' he wouldn't go." c.-.. .., • • • 1 .... .,.,. 1 ' 1 1 ' Since Winfield has been Eek~~ ,.,ci!!' .. .!,...:.,.:. .! ' •-w.1-0 ' , o o,_,t.._,•,__m....-=-¥-'~_,,.._..~_..-itt-the-maj()i lcag11cs for 10 "" Ha_,......,u1o ll>Y M¥11ne11 •c-trl ... , • 1 ' ' • • ~ears, five of them with aK-MJedl-. "-""--.,., Ge<clll: Finl, w-•·-•· ltltltekl ~ ......... Mce..,, F"''· c._, ..........,,, *-· •-. TNr4. """"*"'.......,.· ,~. '"'" cw York. he has a right to *-· McCllilllllld, ,,..,,., OeM'-'· M-T•••· Sec>-. O.Yll; Tlllrd, Dert.,. rcfiuse any trade. T-t'I. A-WMS. T-J:n. A-U.to:l T-11 A-l4,t'lt PtalC ll)TIC( "8.IC NOTICE Nltc NOTICE rta.IC NOTIC£ rta.IC NOTICE rtalC NOTICE NI.IC NOTICf 181D conveyed to and now neld Initial publieatlon 01 lhe No-DRAW COUNTY ...., • ......., • • allogado IU ... OMS cent (5%) of the amount of UNITED STA'nl ecuted by: OAVIO BYOERK proYl<led in Instruments ,of YOU ARE IN OEFAUL T by 11 under sal~ deed In the tlce of Sale la St52,633. 14. ......W COURT l11m11111'-I•. SIM-· (CrTACK>M .IUDtCIAl) the Bid, made payable to the llAMCMWTCY COUftT ANO BARBARA BYOERK, rec:Ofd. UNDER A DEED Of TRUST pte>perty sl1ualed In Mid In eddltlon to cut\, the CAU llO. 4A 1U" ooe e llft ·-···· .... NOTICE TO DEFENDANT; order of the Newport· Mesa SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF husband and wife WILL Also e11~t a.ti water DATED DECEMBER 29. Coun1y and Slale deaorlbed Trust• wilt .ccept cenltied ~•TIP,: TRAWEEK ....._a"" Mnlcto de ..... (Avtso a Acusedo) DOE 4 Unified Sctlool Dtstrlct tn CALIFORNIA SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION PARCEL 2: E.-nenta as t979. UNLESS YOU TAKE u fOltows. ehecka, euhlef's oheekl INVES'TmNT FUND llO. 11 eNftda de 1ll 1 .. d11 • e PETER WILSON t'tii event of failure to enlet CASE NUMBER: 87-08561· TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER tucil eeaement tre partlcu· ACTION Tl PROTECT YOUR LEGAL DESd RtPTtON: drewn by a State OI' Fedel'al DaA UDO lllAlmlA VIL-.. oflclna de .,.. ..... YOU ARE BEING SUED lnlo such a Contract. the LM"07 FOR CASH (peyable •t time ter1y NI lorth in the Ar11ele P..OPERTY. IT MAY , BE ALL THAT CERTAIN LANO Credit Union OI' S.vlngs A.· LAGE (wee .. dlrectot .. lele-BY PLAINTIFF:(A Ud. le,eete proceedsoltheeheek wilt be U.S. BANKRUPTCY of uletn t"1utmoney oflhe entttled "EaMITleflls" of the • SOU> AT A PUBLIC SALE. SITUTATED IN THE STATE ecocistlon. OI' Saving• BAM , Dl,INDANT: IALLY foftlc;o). demandandol OANIEJ.. A. forfeited to said School Ota-COURT, ROOM 5-N-26, U.S. United ST•tH) •I THE Deelertllon ot Covenant.I, . tf, YOU NEED AN EXPLA· Of CALIFORNIA, COUNTY althorlzed to do~ In RAINS MA MU Y MINS c-No. M7711 FIGUEROA lrlcl of Ofange County. COURTHOUSE, IMO FRONT NORTH FRONT ENTRANCE CondiUons and Aea1rlet1on1 ' NATION Of THE NATURE IF OF ORANGE, CITY OF thl9 St.ete. Alt eheoks mus1 WAITE The name end address'of You N¥e • CAUNDAR A Performance Bond mey STREET SAN OtEGO CA T 0 THE C 0 U N TY ree«ded In Book 12305 . • THE PROCEED I NG COSTA MESA, DESCRIBED be currently dated. 1n the llOTICICW lhe eour1 Is: (El nombre y DAYI .,._ 1Me IUMW berequtiedatlhedlscrellon 92189 .. 0010; SSN.110; COURTHOUSE 100· CIVIC Page 746, Ofllelat Aecotds ,\GAIN ST YOU, YOU AS FOLLOWS' ·_,1 tender ither th9n cun • llAltSHAL'I SALE dlreceiondetao0r1ees~SU· le MfWd CN1 ,_to .. e oflhe Dtstrtet. S67·82·7917· CENTER DRIVE WEST and r•reeorded 1n Book ' SllOULDCONTACT A LAW· PARCEL 1: LOT 18 OF Is eooepted. the Trustee may By v1r1ue of a writ IMUed PERIOR COURT OF CALI· typewrffteft rMPOftM et No blddet may wllhdraw JOSEPH ARIC SOLEI(, SANTA ANA, CA alt right. 12371, Pt91 327, Oflle.lat YER TRACT NO. 10277. AS withhold the Issuance of the on January 27. 1988 in the FORNtA , COUNTY OF OR· ... court. hl1 Bid IOI' e period of 1A11ty 321 SOUTH HILL STREET. ltlle end intet•t conveyed Recordt. under lhe section -llOTICI °" SHOWN ON A MAP RE· Truotee's Deed unlil fund.I above designated Court. ANGE. 700 Civie C~ler A .... -...... cal .. (60) deys aftef the dale Mt 0 c E A N s I 0 E . c A to eld now held by It under heading In such ar11Cle enll- TMISTll'.'I &AL.I CORDED IN B60K .. 5. become eveltable 10 the upon a ~t enleted Drive Wei, Post Office Boa Mt protect rou; ,_ t,... IOI' the opening thereof. 92054·3 t 10 said Deed of Trutt In lhe Ued u IOllOWS: "RlgMS And ·:· u:-n::o :;~GJ~,t~~HRglfH~~~= r::'r:~Ol'-~Lmat· t~e~1 1 er~'~,~~.~~ ~02~~~Ana, C.llomla :=;•::.:.,--._.-:~ ,,,:~~~~ue.0~~ g=~~~6~:.Mg~~~?N~6 g'~c:~= ~ =~~!!'."~u:!i~=- TF. No. 17m CELLANEOUS MAPS. RE· Said Nie will be mede. bul TRAW EEi( INVESTMENT The name, address, end went the-' .. hear,_ School District '"41rv9a the WITH NOTICE THEREOF ing the tend therein. Ueme nt and Encroach· Lee11No.•1S175 CORDS OF ORANGE wtthoul covenant or war· FUND NO t2 OBA UDO tetepnonenumbefolplam-c.e.. rtgh11o re,ee1enyoratl81dt ANOOFAUTOMATICSTAY PARCEL1:Lot19otTrtet menf', "Community Feclll· Hotlce laherebygivenlhat COUNTY.CALIFORNIA. renly,elll)ressorlmpttecire-MARINA VILL AGE end tiff's ettorney. or plamt11t ",...do nit .. ,_ and not ~ty ecc.pt To the debtor, his credl· No. 8608. tn the City of ties E__,_.11". "Private S.rrano Reconveyance EXEPT THEREFROM ALL garding title, poaaeSSlon OI' agelnsl judgment debtor(•), without an auorney, Is: (Et '91P•-°" tlMe, ,_..., the lowest Bid. end waive tors and othef parties In Irvine, County of Orange Str•t Landscape Meinten-Compeny, a California Cor· OIL. GAS, MINERAL AND eneumbt11nees. to utlafy the SALLY RAINS AKA SALLY nombre, ta dlreoc:ion y el nu· 1oee th9 c.e, and ,_ any lnlonnatity OI' lrregutarl-lnl4Kes1: An D<d« IOI' '1lllef St•le ot CallfOl'nla. H P« anoe" and "Oralnt91 OYef -geratlon u 1rus1ee, or sue-WATER RIGHTS. BUT 1ndebt,_. MCUred by said RAINS WAITE showing a net mero de telefono det ...... _, and 11f9P-ty in any Bid received. under 11 U.S C. Chapt• 7 n\llP recOl'ded In Book 3~7 Community Fac:llltles" c.aaor I ruSI ee. or WITHOUT RIGHT OF Deed lneludlng the tee and balance of $300,003.50 llC~ abogado dei demandanle, 0 ""...., .......... without Each btddef Shall be • having been entered on • Pegee 1 to61nck*veolmls-YOU ARE IN DEFAULT 1ubstltufecl trustee pursuant ENTRY ON THE SURFACE •JCP«IM of the trustee end tualty due on aakS judgment del demandante que no NttM1 ...... "-the t Ice n s e d con 1 r ac tor petttlon flied by (or against) cetleneous mepe. In the Of. UNDER A DEED OF TRUST to. tt1e Deed of Trus1 ea· OR WITHIN 500 FEET of the trusts crNted by MIO on the d•te of the~ tleoce ebogado, es): LAW -'· purauanl to the Business the ebove.named debtor on flee of lhe County Recorder DA TEO t t /26112. UNLESS ~by MAHENDRA PU-THEREOF. AS RESE.RVED deed, advaneea theteundet, of said writ, I have levied OFFICES OF JOHN TMN areottler ..... re-and Prolesslont Code and NOV. 25. 1987 of Mid County. EXCEPT YOU TAl(E ACTION TO JARA and SULOCHANA BY C.J SEGERSTROM & With mtetest as provided upon all "right, title •nd RA.PILLO. 7n7 Cent«lf Av· .,.,..,.,. ... You _, wenl be tteensed tn lhe toltowlng IT tS ORDERED. ANO NO· one-hall of all olt, gu and PROTECT YOUR PROP· l¥NENl>f\AHUSBAN0end SONS. IN A DEED RE· therein.andtheunpaidprln-Interest of said judgment .,_,SulteS50.Hunlinglon lo cal 911 ....,_, ,..._. claasifteattons:C-38 TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, o t het h ydtoearbo n ERTY,ITMAYBE SOLOAT Wlf'E end rec«ded JAN. 3t, CORDED DECEMBER 29, cipal of 1he note MCUred by debtOfCS) In the property In Beach, Calllornta 92647 _.,.",_do Mt 11-A walkthrough has been THAT. subltanees end miner .. tn, A PUB LIC SALE. IF YOU _tflO In Book 13486 Page 1978 IN BOOK 1298t. PAGE said deed with lnteresl the County of Orange. Stele PhO~: 714/848-4849. Mettomef,JOUMefcalM scheduled 'ior April 7, 1988. 1 A meeting ot creditors on end under Mid lend, M NEED AN EXPLANATION ·1.137 tnstrument No. 37432 t987 OF OFFICIAL RE· thereon u provided In laid of CalllOl'nla, described as DATE· (Feche) FEB 03 ....._,,...,.... _,,._ « al 9:00 AM. ContraetOl'S -pursutnl 10 11 U.S C. r~ In the deed from OF THE NATURE OF THE ~ OfficlW Record• In tne Of-CORDS. ,, Note. follows 1988 e ............. (lleted "' to meet with Michael •341(•) shtll be held at: Joeepn M. tmne, • ~ PROCEEDING AG At NS T flee of the County Aeoorder PARCEL 2: EASEMENTS D•led Marcil tO. ttaa.-i..o.r 16, BLOCK a,.sec. QA"Y L. QaANVILLE ................ ,. -K.arney. Malnteoanee [)t. 341A MEETING RM_A (RM. man, and Slit• tt. l{Vine .• YOU, YOU S~OULO CO~· df ~enge County. c.11· AS SET FORTH IN T .. E SI"" AN 0 "I -TION 4 OF BALBOA Clertl, •Y lllarjorie fella, ~ de ... le .,._ rector, el 2985-A Bear 5·N·7) U.S. COURTHOUSE. alngle woman. recorded TACT A LAWYER. fornl&, end pur9Uent lo the ARTICLE ENTITLED EASE· CC*VIY~ COMPANY ISLAND. AS PER MAP RE· ~ ..._... ..... ~ ~ Street. For more mfor· 940 FRONT STREET. FIFTH Mey 28, 1951 In Book 2193 7 Yorkthlre, Newport Notice of Oefeult end Bee· MENTS OF THE DECLAR-W ._. a.. ....._ Aw-CORDED IN BOOK 7, PAGE Publlslled Or11n99 Coatl dlcilml ....... 11eM "" ... matlon. call (714)556-3390 FLOOR. SAN DIEGO. CA Page 445, Official RecOl'dS. BNeh. Ca 926e0. "(If a tion to Sell thereunder r• ATtON OF COVENANTS, -. ..... -. ._1d1na. 37 OF MISCELLANEOUS Dally Pilot Marcil 23. 30, de IO DIAi CALENDANOS Bids will nol be eeceptecl DEC. 29. 1987 2't5 PM PARCEL 2: Non-uelullve t1fMt eddr ... or common corded DECEMBER 4, t987, CONDITIONS ANO RE· Ce 11 t er I tu I 11t1 MAPS IN THE OFFICE OF April 6, t3, t988 ,ara ,reH1tter 1t1te from eontractort notattend· 2. The det>IOI' shell appeer eeeementt IOI' eecen. In-deelgnatlon of property la ·<!ft Booll NIA Page NIA In-ST~tCTIONS. RECORDED (IU)7H-12IO •• HC" THE COUNTY RECORDER W998 ""Hllta eecttte e -Ing the wltlkthrough. tn person OI', If the debtor Is gr.... egrest, enc:roeeh· lhown ebove. no warranty la atrument No. 87-672149 of IN BOOI( 13303. PAGE toe TNCtee ...... •r. SAND-Of ORANGE COUNTY. ... Oft eete corte. NIWPOllT-MllA UNI· a partnership, by a general ment IUppOr1 and IOI' ot"" given U 10 Its c:omplet- sald Official Records. wllt OF OFFICIAL RECORDS OF RA .j, IHU,,I, VICI COMMONLY KNOWN "8JC N0TIC( UM certe e -._.... F11D ICHOOl. DISTRICT of par1net' or lt the debtOI' 11 a purpotM. Alt u shown end or correctneu)... Tiie :Sall on APRIL 15, t988 al SAID COUNTY ,......,. ADDRESS· 1301-1301\.i' N ......... no .. ..,... 0....,. Co .• Cetolyft •. corportllon. by its pr-t defined In lhe Oectaration of ~ underaalcl Deed ~l~ .. •t THE FRONT Property •ddren Js P111>illheel Ou1nge Cout BAY FRONT, BA LBOA .. ~TICD,.!,~ ,.uualln; ..,, , ............... PuralaH ... DINc-OI' Olhef e•ecutlve offlcet •t ~ ... Codltlonl end of TcvaJ. by reuon of • {'llORTH) ENTRANCE TO purportedly known as: 3385 Delly Pilot Aprtl 6, 13.20 t988 tS!-ANO. CA. 92682. ,,.,,_. ·---"'" eacrttaetMqltlMlleM ... tet, (71')5114117 that lime and place tor lhe Restriction• recorded De-bfNdl Of default In lhe obU· ~HE C 0 UN T Y S UMMERSET CIRCLE. W-007 lfthesubjectolthlsselela ~ACTIONS c.tt1,llr co~. IH tor-DatedMarci't28. t988 purposeolbeinge11amtnect. cemt>er t8, 1975 In Booll gatiOl'll secured thereby. ,OQURTHOUSE 700 CIVIC COST A MESA. CA LI · reel property end II has no M07I AND_,._ ttultd a dee -1e9 e lee PubllWled Orange Coast YOU ~RE HEREBY NO· '1599 Pliide 257, Olflcilll,.. hetetofotePec:u1ed and CS. <JEANNAT. CE~Ll~OE..CN~ .... S8tApuNT~ F0/~-~1Ato9t .. 26~·nt 0 J 1..._ PtalC NOTIC( street addr-or other com-'"•~~~::. ••phd• ai l.iad .... Oalty Pttot MarOll 30, April 6. TtCED THAT, cords and In the Oeelatatlon livered to the underligned 1 " " " .,. ,.., ... _ ' ,... mon designation. dir«:tlons C & .. ESTAURANT .,. la e.te eec.cM eu t988 The meeting mey be con· of AnneHlton recorded written Oec:latatlon of De- lic euction. to the hight• unpllt<I balitnee ot IN Obli· ORDlll TO to tta loeetlon may be ob-L ~ • ..... W--O<l' hnued OI' lldjournect from January 14. 1976 11'1 Book leult and Oemaind tor S.. Jidder IOI' C89fl (peyable et g1tlon secured by tN! prop. SHOW CAUM FOR telned lrom the Merlhal's INC .. ~~ .. :~~ er· SI ueted ne ..,_.. eu 1111-IC lllnTIC£ time to lime by notice at the t t620 Page 1331, Offlclel end written nodc:e of default tM time of sale In lawful erty and resonable estl· C~ CW NAm Office upon request. •tton tvvv ve treet. ,..... .. • ........ ,..._ .. -. nu meeting. without further RecOl'ds. and of elaetlon to cauee the money of the United Stalee), mated costs, •pen ... aod Bunni Lou FraMr on Proapectlve bidders Newpot1 Beach, CA 92660 ,.,..._ • c:aae. r le,......_ written notioe to CfedltOl'S. The ttreet lldd-and 1.#\defliglied to NII Mid ... rlght. title, end lntwMt. edll~j the time of the behalf of Seen ~llUI ~odolf ahoutd ref9< to Sections DOVE STREET CAFE. A .... -....... -.... llOTICa TO Al the ~Ing the creditors Other common ~Ion. property to Mltefy Mid o«>ll- .· · hU filed a petition tn Jhl• 70t 510 to 70t 880, in· Cefifomla Corporation 545 y elrae ce•H de eu c:MOfrOltS °' my lite 1helr clelma, elect a II eny, of the real property gatlonl. and therNftet lhe • ---cour1 for an order allowing elusive, of lhe Code of Civil Colla Mese Street, Costa PllPlldld alft awteo edl-llUUC TitAN~ 1rustee •• permllted by 1-. detcrlbed ebove 11 undersigned "cauted Mid ~ petltlonef to chenge his Procecture tor provisions Meu,CA92627 ....,,_...,..deleoette. (Seca.8t0l· elect a committee of ored•· purported lobe: tSGREEN-notleeofdtleultandot-.C- ....__ name from Sean Peul Rodell governing the terms. con· Kind ot tioenM(s) to be ........ ..,_ ,_.1111.. 6t07 U.C.C.) lors, e•imlne the deblOI', WOOD. IRVINE. CA 92714. tlon 1o·be reeorded Novem· ~ 10 Cameron Vernon F,_. dlt1ons. and effect of the sale tranaf«lfed: On-s.le General ...... ,.... ... _..., Not.Ice la hereby given !o and transect such othef The und«Slgned TN81M bef 12, 1987. M Instr. No. • It Is hereby ordered tflal end the habillty of defaulting for bond llde publlel H llng ....,_...., •"" ...._.... creditors of the within business as may pr~ dlectelms any liability for any 87-e37H of Off1e1e1 RecOl'ds COZA · So h all persona Interested In the bidders p I ace l 1 c en• e No . IRnlellata...., .... SI"° COit-~ lren1•orcs1 thal a come befote the meeting. lncOfrec:tneta of the ltreet 1n the of1Q olthe RecOl'der , D and the ut east matter aforesaid appear NOTICE tS HEREBY 47-057219 009 • "" 11111ado ,..._ bu~ transfer la about to be ,... 1 ,_,It 01 lhe filing of eddr-and other common of Orange County: :e. H A R L E S R . A sian countries . before lhts cour1 In Dec>~-GIVEN lhet on APRIL t2. Total c:onsider•!lon to be ._., a "" eerwtc11e de ,.,. mllde on peraonat Pf0f*1Y Ille petition, <*1aln ect• en deeignatlon. If any. lhown Said Sele Will be made. :~. resident of' Charlene is survived ment No 3 ti 700 Civic 1988 at 2:00 P.M. at OR· !:Id for the buSlnest and ...... de •111d11 o a hereinafter dwribed. proeeedln~• against the herein. butwlthoulcovenentorw•· Balboa -.. .......,. b h h b d Cenl4K Drive West. Santa A N G E c o u N T y loense 11 $315.000.00 -oflclfta de .,_.. ...., The name(s) end bualnesa deblOI' end his proper1y are Said sale Wiii be made, but renty, ~ OI' implied. re-. • ~ a way Y er us an • Ant. CatlfOl'nla, on 5/t2, MARSHALS OFFICE, Cash to open escrow( ... el clff9clor .. tet.-address ot the intended stayed u provided In tt without C0\'9Ml'lt or war· gardlng title poe ... eion. or .~prtl 4 . 1988. John, an IBM Ex-1988, at 2:45 o'cl<>Ck pm, HARBOR DIVISION. 460l St0,000.00 foftlco). tran1fetor(sl11e.C &L RES· U.S.C .• 3&2(a)., rsnty.exPr ... Ol'ifnplied,r• enc:umbrancee. to 'P9Y the $wvived by loving ecutive with the Gen-•rid then •nd lhere show Jamboree. Room t08. City Demand note IOI' the bal· c-No.,_ TAURANT. INC · A ~~·t 3. Creditors are requnted gardlng tttle, po111Hlon, OI' relNllnlng prlncipel eum of • wife Marta Cozad · eral Products DiVlSion cau1e. II any they heve, wny of Newport Beach, County of am:. of euh 10 be depo11ted The name and eddr-of loml• Corporetlon 1660 B not to Ille • proof of elalm eneumbfeneee, to pey the the note(•) eeq,red by Mid • • v · · S Mid petition IOI' change of Or..ige. State of Callfornlt t 190.000 00 lhe cOIKt is; (El nombre y Dove St reel. Newport unleu lhey are sut>Mquent· r91T1ainlng principal eum of deed of Truat. wltll ln19flllt :,, .. aughte r Celene tn an Jose. her nemeshouldnol begrented. wltt Nit at publle auction to Demand note for tnven· dlrecc:londel•cortees); SU· 8Mch. CA 92860 1y notified 10 do 90 by the the note(•) eecured by Mid uln Mid note provided, ed-"tlene: son T om Cozad~ .lclaughter, Mrs. Debby 11 la further ordered that e the highelt tMdd«, for cash tory not to ellceed the sum PERtOR COURT OF THE The ioc.ttion in California oour1. Deed of Trust, wtttt lnterelt vancee, 11 any. under the 'father John Coz.ad; Judd of Seattle. her copy of this order to ahOw in tewful money of the United of s10.ooo 00 ST~TE OF CALIFORNIA, 1,ol the chief aec:utl\19 office 4. Any objection to the ttwon, u provtded In Mid terma of said Deed of Truet. lne-~A~ h M · son David of Seattle cauae be published In Or· States, alt tne rlgttt. title and Note and Sec:urlty Agree-COUNTY OF KERN, t415 or Pflncipal bullneu 01 the Oet>IOl''s clelm of exempt note(•). edvancae. If any ...... chafgeo end elll)en8e9 .,.......ug ter ane · ' ange Cont Delly Pltot. • ln11tfft of said judgment ment In favor 01 the Seller T r u 11 1 u n A v e n u e intended transferor ta: S-property must be filed wtthln under the t•ms of the Deed of the Trust• end of the (:oz;ad, half sister. and her son. Jay. now newsp•per ot general deblOfC•l In the above cs. S195.000.00 . Bakersfield CaHtornt.; ••t>ove. . 30deysloltowlngconclulion of Truet, ..... c:hllrgeo end truet• CfMted by MIO Deed · Lorraine Brandon. living in Taipei etn:ulation, published tn this scribed property, or 10 Note and security Agr .. 93301. · -Alt other business,,.,,_ of the Metlon 34t(A) meet· ...,.,,._oftheTruttMand of Truet Said .... win be 'Charles was a mem-Taiwan. Also surviv-county et leut once a week muel1 thereof u may be ment In favor ot !We.setter The neme, address. and and lldr ..... used by the Ing. unleM the eOUft .. tend• of the trust• c,....ed by Mid held on: AprH 14, 1988, at "---· h tor lour consecuuve_ week• nec:ieuarytoutisfyseidex· St0.000.00 telephone number of ptllln-trensterOf within the put thetimeonmotionotaperty 0..d of Trutl, to-wit: 1:30p.m.ln thetobbytothe --~of the Ne~port mg are er motherprlOl'tolheday ofaaidhNr·ecutton. wllh accrued TOTALCONSIOERATtONutt's attOl'ney. or plaintlttthreeyearaare:None. lnlntetest. S50,&48.98 building located •t tot Elks Lodae· In lie u of and step-fathe r . Mr -Ing. lnter•Und <lOltt. '3 t 5,000.00 wt1hout en ettorney. la: (Et The name(•) •nd bu.ir-5. Requests IOI' relief from The befleficlery under Mid South l.ewlt Street. Or11n99, Dowen donations to and Mrs. Kelly of ....... L. .-nt,..,.,. APPRO)(IMA TE MINI· The~ wller• the con· nombfe, la dlrecx:ion y .. nu-llddrMa of the trlll\lfwe'!(s) the llUtOfNlttc ... y provided Deed of Trutt heretofOt• P· Calllomtll 92881. "ihe Ame · H Newport Beach and °'THI SUPENOll COURT MUM 810 $NIA. alderation IOI' the tranet.r of mero de tetefono del are: DOVE STREET CAFE. A In 11 U.S.C, -Section 382(a) ec:u1ed end dehered to the Al the time of the lnfflal • . . ncan ~t -· Dateo MAR 28 t988 Oeted: MlllCh 17, t988 the~ end the Ileen• AbOgado del dell'\9"dante, o Calitomta Corporation 485 lhell be by motion filed In undenigned • written Dee· publleatlon of this notice. · A9ociatlon. Services stSter. Dawn Magno PubhaheO ~ange Cout OMelon: Herb« Olvlslon. Ol'tlcen8Mls tobepelchftet def demandante Que no Coate Mesa Street. Costa aceotdence with local rule lar9tlon of default and De-the total emount of the""" • will be held 10:00 of Santa Ana. A Dally Pttot April 5, t2, 19, 26, 4e01 Jamboree Blvd .. Rm the Oeper1ment of ~tc tlence abogedo. es1: JAMES MeN. 'CA 921127 . 4001 of this court. mend fOI' Sale, and written peld balanc:e ot the obfl-~M Friday April 8 memoriaJ 8erVice and 1988 t08, Newport 8Mch. CA Bellerage Control hel ec>-HEUSDENS , 82 t West' The pr()J>erty pertinen1 6. Falture of the debtOI' 10 Not1ct of Default and Elee· getlon MCUfed by the above .:1_,,.· n -·Windo~ reception will beheld T103 .jAlllS c. •YHAll, ~ovedthepropowcttr-Monon,Sul1eB,Porterlilte, hereto.1ss~1nibedr·!genFl ·timely file hla tehedulee of tlontoSelt Theundenigned deec:fibeddeedoftrue1end •. • -· ~ . · · ............ ~County, '· ,... · CA 9325 7. .,., u . t....... r-. 11-debts and auett end other ceuaed Mid Notice of De-eatlmated eoeta, expen .... • O.pel Entombment, a t the St. James PUBLIC llmC( K......,, DepvlJ Heme end ~ddr-of the DATE. (Fecha) MAR 3t turet. Equipment end 1t•tement1. or fallute of the teutt and Election 10 Seit to • n d • d vane es 1 • r.irhaven Memorial EptscopaJ C hurch . Publllhed Orange Coast 9liCOW hOkler. ACTION EX· t987 Goodwill of • cert~ Ree-debtOI' to appeer at the be recorded In the county $553.813.75. Arr 3902 Via Lido New-OMeR TO Dally Piiot March 23, 30. CROW INC .. 800 ~~r!~ NOTICE TO THE PERSON taUf9nt With Liquor Lan• 1eheduled section :Wt(e) ..,.,_ the feel P'°'*1Y la It Is potalble that et the . angernen ts •. IHOW CAu.a '°" AprM6, 1988 Tuetln Ave.. Suite G . SERVED: You are Mnled u ,.47-0S72t9 ~.and' !Meting, may ......,It In thte localed. time of Nie the opening tMd Y Fa I r ha ve n port Beach, begmrung CH . ._ M' U.. W992 Senta Ane, C•l"Ol'nlt 92705 tn lndlvldual defendant. loeeted u : 16e0 B Dove e&M being dltmlued. un-DATE: 03/141118 mey be .... then the totel llol'tuary. 633-1442 at 1:00 P.M . on Satur-Rot>ert Allefl Burkhart, II c & L RESTAURANT. PETER WILSON Street, Newport 8e9oh, CA lelatnetrust•OI'• c:redtt~ c ... ----· ----·· ~..due-- : can no"' day. April 16. 1988. hu tiled a s>et"lorl In this PUBUC ll>TICE 1 ~ !..c~COI'~· GALI s .. ~TAD, ca... 92~ -liMdwtect• to !hi at -·caAOIMIMCa.91G. "evallable, the·~ --"" -., TI iTI t -fC7 courHor-.n-or __ ---.. • ----F-' -7 ..... 7 egoeien . ., L lliiiilou."lfiiim neme lhe time of the tieerlng, u et1 w.t ._ ........... opening bid mey be ob-CHARLENE K-A Y o na tons 0 . Hle petitioner to ehenge his/her K... Pretldent Publllhed Oreng. Co.at by the aakt, tnn••OfCs) 81 provided in the bankruptcy llHel CltJ, CA tHN tlllned by calling the fofk>w. (SOC) SAILORS d,jed =~ f~ ~~~ ~~':i.~~.o~ ::: (CITA=:.-:=cw.) C:~es1:.~.:0FE·B: =e~'. 1=ctl 23, 30, ~~~eri~i~;AJ~~~VE =.el order no. t25ofthle :=-:L. ~1!!.., ""t".' .. 9:1. ::==::.::n.::t1w at Stanford Medical Stanford U ·v 't Lagldln NOTICETOOEFENOANT: Mlehltel S Reentcil. Pres!-WOOt Seid bulk transfet Is In· J.Fet>Nary2t. ttall lethe......, 385-48370t(213)827-'MS. Center on March 21st , ru ersi Y tt 11 hereby ordered t11e1 (AvtlO • ACUMdol ROBEm' dent tended to be eonsummatejl lat dete IOI' tile fllW'9 of • PublleMd Orange Cout Dale: Mer1:fl t4, 1911 after • three vear Medical School for att peraont lrMteeted tn the C. SHARP , end DOES 1 • Publlshed Orange Coul PUBUC NOTICE at ttle ome. of: ACTIO~ complaint objection to the Deily Pilot Mardi 23, 30, HIRlllS FIMAMCIAl ....__,_ 'th • cancer r esearch metier atoreseld· appeer through50,inciullve DeiityPllotAprW6, t988 ESCROW. INC .. 800 North diecflargeofedeborend/Of Aptll6, 1988. WN7 COMIORATIOM, .. MN ---wt cancer. would be appreciated before thtt eourt 1n Oec>ert-YOU ARE BEING SUED • W-OtO llOTICa o. Tuettn Avenue. Suite G, for the filing of.• complelnt ,,..._, ., T.D. llRVICI ....... Sailors. age 52. Th add . Of~ ment No, 3 at 700 CIVIC BV PLAINTIFF· (A Ud. le eat• --"' 1111\Tlf't ~ATIOM '°" Senta Ane, Caltfomle, Or· to determine th• di•· MJC ll)TIC( COl9'ANY, .... ., VWd .,. a graduate of e .res is, eani.r Drive W•t, Santa demandancto) BEN BEN· .. _ nu19'A CMAW • ange County °" or 9ftef Mey ctlargubllity ol any debt .L ..._..._ •nllllllt .... N t H b of Medical Develop-Ana. Celltomla on 515 NANI MOTa °' ~ CW 2. t988. PIK1IUM't 10 11 u S c See-MOTa M ,...,, 11'1 .._ LRta et., ewpor ar o r ment, Medical School 1988, at 2:45 o·doc:tt PM.: Y• ..... 'llCAUNDAR ~ATIOMTO ALCOHOUC Thia bulk tr.,,... II/not tlon523((:) lfe~.kitot>-.,.,.,....IALI Of-. CA-. (7M) HJatl School. Orange Off! 0 , ·'ld'-. And then ano there st10W DAYI ...., • .., ... ..,.. •VBIAGS UC9W aubtect to Callfomla Uni· ._.._ to· the dltehllr of "--No. 11,_.U/ _..,. o..t College and at· ce ~ "•g. sw~ cause. if any they~. wily le _.,. °" ,_ • • • ·~~ To Whom It Mey eonc.n: l0tm Commen:lal ~See· Tt;'"MtOI 19 llled J"t11e WTCMIQOYDI TAC• 8026409 lended We.t.em Con· 300'. Stanford. Cali-Mid petition of c:fW'09 o1 .,,..,,. .... ,.., ........ T WtlomltM Concern:-U,S.C.l./Gen Ptnrptus22 tlon8108, dete•a19d.thedetll~be T.a.-.Ntt• Publllfied Ormnge CoMt S Co forrua 94305 name atlOUld not be or.,._, .,.. ...._ :R C 9f 0 lld pcnra none of-'lletl Mlda The rwne Md ~ of dlldler1lad· WR COD9 P Delly Piiot Mer1:fl 23 30 necticut tat.e .U~ ttlafUrtheroroar.dlMI~ ....... ,..... ..... ~~~ .. ?O~F~ 10%ormc>N .. ~to the pereon with whom ATT~ FOA DEBT-HEAMES FINANCIAL Apnlt.1911.. wte8 in Danbury, n'laJOl'lnl SERVICE copy of tf'lle order to lhOw .... ..,.._. fw: ,._.,.... to the Oepart::m of N-IN Oepertment of AlOoflOk cMitM !My be llled le AC· OA-AATHUA SLOANE COAPORATION •duly ep-1---------~ in •thropoiosy. The CARL W. SERVICE. cw be publllNd tn Or-.,.._ Ullfl. u .... '9 coldc ._... COlllrol I ...... Control to Mii • TION EICAOW. INC, toO N. 4350 ~ DrM. •24' pointed TfU!* undtr tfle ..aJC llmC( s.ilan fllnill . tde f Corona del Mge. Ca.et Delly Plot a Ill'"'* ........ I,_ . age o eohok ._. .... et t1272 TUSTIN AVENUE, SUIT£ G, S.. °'900 CA t1121-21ot iollowtnadwi"'9d daect Oii--"""""'"'-.....,;.;,,;;..,;.;,,;;..__ -'•h · Y spenli t resM n:~ .... .....i newapaper of t•nerel ....... _. .. .._,._::,:a:::., ~TOU: ~StC.:.~v-. SAHTA ANA. CALIFORMA lltM57-Hot • en.eWllL8ELLATPU8l.IC PtennDUeMIH•M OWi' -t yean v-at. _... a way c:irQl8tllofl,pu.blilfledlflttlle-. telnV iwt270lwfttt "41" ler...,,"41"0n8eleleer& t1705endtllelMl-tor lntertmTrueteeCorporete AUCTIONTOTHEHIGHEST MMmSTA~ inl in Japan. Hong April 2. 1988. Mr. coun1y at ..... once. --• ,.. ... ~ .. ,.. ON = BEER a WINE Wlne(Pub Eet Pl)~ MrlQ Ctalml by any°'*'"°' Men~ .. Inc.. 1400 8IOOEA FOA CASH (In.. Tiie ............... &ans and Indonesia Service l:s survived b for four QOnMClltiW WMk1 ''" 'r II • -,_ .., ~ Orenge Co.t ltwll be Mey 3, 19811 wftldl ii """ A¥S!Ue s.Me Sen '°""' wftldl .. iewt\11 tih-dot'f .,..._ma: AIMrieen ·wberethestudiedthe his wife Dorothy~ priOflothedayofMldflew· ...... --:: ,.. ~).~ATING PLACE OellyPtlotApnll,taee....._ tllebumlnale~~~ e»eoo. CA '92101'.3224 dS In IN United SW)Dl\lelllleda.w., 1eeoo • • tng. ...... ...., ' ,,... ~ Orange COMI ...,.,. oonaummettofl -_. t1t-~742 and/or tll• CH"l•r't • ..._. ltVcl. •F, FOUfUln ....... and cul-daughter. Janet (Blll) be1ed MAR 24. 1988, =-... -....... ..... Apnl 1 fled etlOV9. DATED Oecembef 2 1117 ..., Of °"-' Clhlc*t v...,. CA N70t. tuna ol Mia. This in-Brewer, IOI\. C.,.) W. JAMES L. SMITH, Judge of ..t. .............. Delly Piiot II, ":.ooe ftlUC llJTIC( gme:: ~~ WILLIAM rt' PARKE", ~In OMI C-. 8eo-NlcM'9 0. PorW. 214\t eluded exteneive Service. 11: al.at.en. tlle~C::. Coe9I ,.._. .. .._....,,.. MJC llJTIC( • ,.. IC. a cm ""'~CL~ ewe ::.:::::::-..;...u..: ="',...,___.,CA tra'WllinJapan.China Doro thy 8oye~:.e1 o.livPtlotApttl,l3,I0.21. -............... y • ...,~ r COlllWT.... ~ • .,..,, • •**4 Delly Piiot ~n. ao.,.........,.. ODllU.,.. '° Ttlll IMlalneM .. OOft-Ruth Petenon ..JU 1Ml. • -....:.::!:: MDnca. laQAL llOTICI •••• ,,.., ..... ~ Apttl •• ia. ,.. ... now by II Ullds .. *did by:• lndM•• "" •u Colle . alao W013 ::.:= ...... _ av-..._m POllf.W G#ll,AC•• •C..--w... DeedofTnllltn .. propeny Nionec.,.. ·· aurvfved byy'-..A ~;~-==• ----~ .,....._... ... __ .. Wf:-111,CMAllL I . "•relnefler dHcrtbed·: "-'*"''*" .. tied PACIAC YllW •••AL PAM ~·Mortuery .Chapel • Cfem••ort 3500 P.c:1flc v,._ Drive Newport 8each ~··l700 .. -... --• Pur•u•ttt to IMtiOft -·-•---n11.1 I ftlUC llJTIC( TAUITO .. : CRAIG K ..... ~ClltttofOr· children. Kerri Md PmlJC llJTIC( • ..... -........... • 810'fdl of .. .,_... .... NOTICE II t41AHY ~ Or-. 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FROM NORTH ORANGE FROM SOUTH ORANGE 540-1220 498-8800 You un now cell the De11J Piiot Clwltlecl Dept. on S.turdaJ morning from 1:00 to 11:30 a.m. to piece your Sunder and llondey 8da. BFMlnAn ...... MOUlll/CONOOI a... ,. .......... , .. ............. ·-~.... .. .. c-.. _ , .. c--I .. 0..,... , .. .,_ ·-._..,...,, , .. ............. , .. ......... -tea -, ... ......... I .. ........ ·-.......... 1• Yllt... , .. -"'--ltll1 ..._...... ,.., .. c-1ar. ---c..--1m ....... ·----....... , .. ...-c--, .. .... i.,... 1-..... 1099 MllC. .... a-.. ............. .............. c;..--.... c-.. _ c.i.-0..,... .,_ ..... ..,...,. ............. .................. -'-.... '-... "" 1m ·-·-, .. , .. 1111 1-1 ... 1-leiH .CLASSIFIED INDEX 642-5678 'ROM NORTH ORANGE COUNTY FROM IOUTH ORANGE COUNTY S.-1220 .... ....... .............. ...-c--...-i.,... I- APAITMINTI 11• JI .. JI .. 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Mollde) Friday 1.-00 AM-&;30 PM Satutdey 1:00 AM-11.30 ~ ... ~Counter Mol~ Fridey 1:00 AM-S:OO PM 142-5'71 The Daily Pilot strives for efficiency and accuracy However. occasionally errors do occur Please llstert when yOYr ad IS read baok 9nd en.ck y<>Yr ad dally Repon enor1 Immediately to ~2-5678 The Daily Pilot accepts no Uabll1ty tor any error 1n an advertisement tor 'llmlCtl 1t may be responsible except tor the cost of the space actually occupied oy the error Credit can only be allowed for the first 1nserflon s.r..-l)rec:lory <>e,.eo.i to:: AMI Estel• T- eo.r. "---4nt -· "°' p..o -30.,. ......... ... De -..ct IO Goll nol -ID. .,_ ow~_,.., a1 , • ..._ Ol IM~...._ per ••>Gt"" .. oollct---..,. - _...,_,_ '• ·. 1a1 lltAtt r. 1&11 c..11 ... 1124 IHf!lt lwll 1111 C..eu .. , lu 2112 c.ta-... 2124 lt!fl!! lt1ell 2111 sUtl lu 2111 !C..ta lleu 2124 C.ta .... 2114 jC.ta... MM ...-Y.UX 2 evt•. but cozy Ouptex l/.W.lllaet...... •11111TS11U• a u1UcoN60 mtllTa ...... /C..... .-Tl. Ill& On the nd-neww. bldg Units. 2BR teA. 1 car 2Br 1·~a. garaoe 5825 3BR 2•.,eA ti p "'"" dOI Beaut & spaoous gated I tNc:atFEld •eatiBJIH 28r 1•i,Ba TownhouM 11--AJ IM Large 3tx 2ba home near .. H • gar FrplC Drive by s 14 2S43 or.;. 642-2520 oar fence yd s 1350/mo 2BR 2BA POOi and game L.aundry room. all buln· -the belt seho<>ls. Wittl only 8 yurs old. as Jaamine $900/mo or · 646 9726 rm Gri Loe Cls to SC .ns good 1oc $750/mlk A_,_CWlMI -'' lafgel>onulrm& wet bar. 38R-28A up & 28R-2BA 702 eegOnla $950 MESA Verde spac;tOUS Ill· gardn~er ·_ Plua 5AO-S666 IPllMITS IPllTmll'TS 2078 Thurtn llAM,.W_,....._ dining rm. dramatie fir• lower. Bii-ins. frplcs. 4 ftLU BTILI ecurnre 3000s1t. park l&Yfllll fllllSlll S la C t lit Lar~ att•actrve apts 1n a Sparllllng cteen large l TSL MGMT 642~HIG3 COLDWC?U.. BANl(.eR 0 1 piece, IOvfllY patio & c.r gar etc. S&t9.950 11-near g.Olf courses SpaclOUs 4BR 3'1BA 2 tat 111 1 rt oeaut1fu' gardeo sen."9 Garden aots Beau11tu1ty backyard RY access. .-SllM.n 111-4112 S23001mo 545-3722 story nome w1t1~pat10 2116 Pool spa gar age or landscaped ground1 LIFTIPTW/YllW · $215,000 Call SELECT ll~ll 111-1111 BEAUTIFUL 2Br 2Ba Near n-near t>eaeh 38r Magn1hcent v1ew Lg mstr 2eR 2BA COndo Carport I carpon Sorry no e>ets POOi & spa oa11os oecits I 2BR 2BA From 1925 J9Q BH&G. 751•5000 Oup1e11 wlmarbled firs, 2·,Be. dbl gar. fenced ~•I• w/encl porcll 3 car PoOI faz rec room. 880 •SEVERAL LOCATIONS garage or carPOn Sorry to beac.11 park--.ttli'ig lut. IMc~ I.Ml IPEI llllE lrplc:.garaoe.1aunOry pvt yard. spa. trplc, sml pet parking Avail now Yard seoo mo S600sec 128d•m 2Ba $800 no pets 2151 Pac1tie No pj1) r~the~· t>eaeh ~ No pets O k St24S 646-6541 $1500/Wll or S4000 mo 832-365 1or731·5168 '.l98W w 11son 631-55!3 •SE\IER ... LLOCATIONS 63 1-6107 0f8SS--0ee5 •• ~' • · .aAde dAXssY YXRo s 1450/mo &75-2310 Y1LU lllTIU -eacllelO< S605 8 28e 111111 l&Y 2BR 28 A, 5 blocks to lllLJ 1 I -2BR 2'ir8A TwnHse H~ LUXURY 20r 2oa condo at I ' Beoroom S6AO 1 Bedroom S660 MESA VERDE 2 r ..._;.... t>Mch $145 000 • CHINA Cove condo 2Br yrd wlauto access Obi 111-a12 SC Plaza sec. comm 28drm I Ba S750 28drm 28a $850 ":"51~1 1w;o~t~~ . ••IUll Bite.. i6il-837J 1111 NTI •••• 2Ba. 2-C~J o•r 1 Olock to gar, xtru! $995 Pet'ok 2 BEAUT Hatbof Vu ~ome WI D hk-vp tip, ale. end :l{)1 Avocado 6•2·985012250 Vangva•O 5'0·9626 ~7~mo. ~52-8512/~y Prime rocetron 11 this 1.._._. •W&Tll-• beach Patio & BBQ ppl. 646-12641642·9666 2 st"' 4BR 3, rBA ln·law gar S 1050 546· 1308 ---- - - -\ -- - - - 7 ,,_., 93 .. 0 .. t charming 3 BR wlla: ,__.__ .,.. ••• S 1400/mo 979-308-4/0ay ·,. ----1 a .... oom ""'55 B ....... S560 ...,.. • ,nig .. FRhome.Hlghb9am • In newer Of u 673-7537/eve• 544_6610 °'673•3174 tal 24 1W Wilson 631-0960 1Be0r00!"' $650 W'9_... · UTimW N th Bl tts quar te rs $2750 ~ t .,....r ""' llC• .... Of I --------·- Inga. Brick flreplace. Elegant 3BR 2',.;BA. -128d 1 a S750 ... , ~ Within 1tep1 of bay and 1W1U -11.D .No Agents pleae. -11¥1 WESTSllE -GRUM'\ OPENING 284~~ 28a a S850 28R 28A. frplc: encl Q#· tennle. 3BR 2BA. 1700 '" Green-WITllllllT .. "" -LUii lalad .. nnu 1825 <Atlter St 6A2· 142• 1 age alt built-Ins ,..., ........ =1R V,: c:io~ O:~,:: PIOIOllLI ...i unique 4 or SBR 2BA. 2 YILW or 2BR • Oen. 2• ,BA s 1350 3Br 2ea Duple• - -snoos9 ~cir~~ER ..... ---1 paint. Call Agt/Owrr ··--story prvt llome In Qutet. s 1450/mo 640-5664 B•r FrplC garage. patio O/w ,. -a.1 ac~room ~~I TSL MGMT 6'2· 1l!03 nn-.1 _.-5 exclusive .community I ••II stove retrig . cnarm1ng MSClllllllT91 .,.., ......, ~ We'll glw you the down In Prtncs only· 1262 .SOO. Sunny & picture perfect Spacious & V91"1atlle floor Ill.I BRANO-=. '· ·•u"' 2·S"' _1213_1 277_· 1583 --28drm 1 ·Ba S790 MUST SEE-~RGE 38• ••chgforalhareofown-Ptlll & Eugenia Starken· All remodeled 1987 48r, plan Won<lefiul VleWS ·--...... , ., IUllT .. WlllTS 131 E 1811151 6-46-6816 2a. 9af yatd. $825 •Ihle>. You make the burg 8S4-M361760-5000 28• 2110 Se viii• Gr .. t tront patio. ptenty .. LEll•I eondo 2or 2ba. trplC. lal~H Ptaiuala lflWS W -1021 va1ene11 lMeu oal mthty pymtl & we Illar• rllllr .11/j.A.V $.437.000 Agent-Darlene of pa.r111ng. All new o.cor attch 2·car garage 211'1 -..1..,, 1111 • Wll* • 1 Mar) No Pet' 650-7 G apprec. You receive KUTrlltl\ 1 6734700 or 675-6040 LM 1vt at $3500/mo ...... llW!.. S 1395/mo 854-2171 .-... •Spacious 28R 18A nouse l = ::.,,-=:; M~: \t:\Xl ror ~-\ ·11 e.lboa llland Realty. U.UMITILI UPE• .,.,.,.... 211211PlllBll• •CL-IB.llllT F~ lg ~rd w 0 NIVP ... , ..... ,. Wk .,.,,.. "'TORS ~ -..U LU f;f 111 11• -1• Large 3 Br 2·.,s.. 2 eat 2br 101 Chtttlaven Fence FloorL""'o .~?~~t~ .. ~of& CIHllWa• UW9I NO PETS 58500mo 3l9S 2Br 1 .,a. •!.._~ Ctl* 4t747570yt Ev ndl ~-. •----& attac:ned garage wl d .., _..., ,,,. ,_.,.,. Un•vers I)' r r drps blt1ns ,,....., pa\IO • • PENTHOUSE wit ocean LUXURY CONDO hkups. trplc, PV1 yards. yd, gar water all new the ocean . secunty pn-11r 11a ....__.... 6'2·281fl 636-4120 Call l·SPM •••••.• _ .... _.Rim"~-=.... 1141 . ,,..., 5825 L .... Full ,.. Brand new 28d 38• con· pool & ~. $1250/mo SJ0001mo.64S-33fl3 Vilt! 2 car garage. -IT.. I BAY TIMBE"RS 2439 Orange A ..$1&0 IUITf ri· • 3BR 2B .... s •. & (2) CUflty ::r:::~~I No temp()fary w/lncred1ble RESERVE ONE NOWI HARBOR RIDGE guest parlung elevator. 2• n. fr .... 'B~ frPIC ea.t>M pool 26195-nteAN ·D .SUS Decorated lltce a dream ~ "" -bay. OCNl1 & city llghtl 726 W Wilson St. JBR. FR, 2·~ BA view. els pool custom 1n1enors. 2 pat.o gar No pets 399 667 VIC1ona "L $720 Light • .,,.., llving rm with 28R 1BA units. OwnlWn UlllT l 'illt• m v i ews $3500 /m o . For infOf call 548-7001 to pool Excel cond Avt balcon19S $1600 mo •Family Building w S.)'St sass ISS0-6357 a-~._ 1_ aftoortoce1lingflreplace Excel grwtll poten. 38R 2VtBA Townhm. fm t WATERFRONT HOMES 4/8 S28SCS/mo Agni CALLS40-3393 •Large 1.2&'.l8'APts "-"n:-•.• -. Ovenootilng community S389.000.499-'841 cr1yrdw/tount11n.lndoor REALTORS831-1'00 Evan ~4-9060 PENINSULA YEARLY •NewGE O'W Stolfi! IWLOIM llR 1~1" e>el<l "'"" ceitinglan pool. 1 bdrm walk 10 ·= INcla 1111 lndf'y. $239.900 lut. It•• 2141 Harbor View Homesl30r 3BR 2BA trpl 2 lg Clecks. & Mierow•~ I •S100 Off• cat°" S665 650'7105 everything . Perteet LUii 1954 Pt Clar;dge 2oa wl d hi.-up 001 gar •Newwntte c:rpt&drapes Ren1or1nd newforiess1 lauPeiat .. 1tar1er or Investor unit. "* \IH 4Br 3''t8A, -2 mstr 1PY1LA11 2'itBR 28 A Condo wltll 51650mo No pets Avt s 1350,mo 646-6-463 •CJoseto3tr~eys B._.ut 1 6 28r apts reed)'.;.;;;.;.;;..;......,_""'!"""!"'!!!-~~ Only $119,500. suites, solar, view of UCI. Newbedlord • 4BR -WIO retno . OIW. micro. 4115 642.7706 & So Coast ?laze tor mov••n S5SO-S650 1n ~ mT Pm! 111-1111 · llngle 1tory. lg yO & patio. bonus, 3 full BA. ~ut1-2 car gar. avall 511 3BR 2oa U pper ()\;pl1' •Laroe poo1 & decl< area I Must see tl'lt dttferen<:e 2BR 1oa enlc ~'° & pr close to elem. 644-7274 ful $3500/mo Mall $1100 964-5232 LINDA ISLE BAYFRONT FrpJc. new pa1nt & ca1pet eincsividu"ally controHeo ALA 91111 IPTS. LIVlng down oorms·up C.E~E El .KJNS · lll,.lllT* Gulledge 720-9800 or ll•I .._ iu.ai-4Bd home Dock lor 2 very 1 house to9t>eaC63 31173& Oay e11tr; alarm systems 530 w Wilson lots of grass. i •S51 ~ll I!!! Cl~m\"''\ Ir 780-5000 ••-• -n.. lg boats SS900t mo S12901mo • 1 •CaoieTV-ready TSL MGMT VJS\I $?'8Stmo496-.3354 liiill llEHTOR~ 48r, tam/din rm. office. ~ ..l/t&V Brootlhurst & Hamilton. WATERFRONT H.m.4ES 5650 Nice lBr~ paid. •S0try no pets 722•9012 or 642.1603 ,. t •---L S''IBa, pvt dock & Slip. KUTrlltl\ ~I dbl gar999. wet bat, frplc:. REALTORS 631· 1 .. 00 no-pets near oucn' -.. D;;;.·p;-;;;;;;.;;•~--;-. Aocomodat• approx 60' l. 1u· ·11 altn ew carpet. paint & • .. 2881 BEAR s EattSlde nuoe 'BR 18A 2 BO 2 ba frpl peho c;, ...-T-boat. Nex1 to ·~ tot gar· M.-.L.&I--'\t~'l \"('f _. X IC)pliances. First & secur-Located on a Wide lusll 1~2 f , J _ _ _ 11•/Ml-12" witn w'd hkups w1111-1n par SP• Famrm encl 2 Bedroom ptut Oen. 2 den on W•t side acrose -REAL.TORS ! lty S 1200 month greenbelt. this e11p1ns1ve FURN bac'*<>r n1smkr I cloMt garage No pets I garege 5825 mon\ll S.tfl. Home or gr .. t In· from Lido Yacht Club. f• lalt UM (213> 493-2653* 3BR 2'tBA oeaut) 1s uP· single S535 1w1ast 112 ..... IPTS ~95 ~1_1~: Jeart or • 962-1582 ~ come potential! Undef· llT. n.mT PITTm 1 BLCK ta BEACH "-11 ---llM HUNT. Landm.ark 3br 2ba graOed to SUit the m1lhon • securtty Reis NO , , .. STllNI IT 112• 1 a,g 28R l BA.trsnl~ r enoV1d ground eecurtty patillng Parking for 4• cars. 2BR 1BA. By owner , ~ -condo, newly decorated. Collar appetite ShC>r"t or GARAGE 673-5489 2 Sw1mm1r19 OOOls 2no Fir A dlts o"IY ASKING S280,000 Sl .350.000. By Owner. $36900 21851 Newland 28A OUPIU &lleL p;c •Id.gar. 24-hr tee Many long term 1M oi. $2300 MOVE IN NOW• 38r 2Ba. C1ose to SchOOls & Sf'IOPs n pets $700 mo 160 1 '-' .... llera Principals only 673'-5373· 130 HB. Sat/Sun vate. lg yard. sngl gaiege. amenities & ICtiVltles mo lmmeo occpy po$$-turn tr olc c arpet s Small oets acceoteo Regina Cl (213)254-9196 111-4111 Plene i.ave messege. • •trl otf strMt par1ClnQ. AQ9S5-$950 969--0205 •bi t Doug .. Her OSI drapes cOlor TV caOle VILLA liAARSEILLES BIGCANYONTWNHOME an.tPr., ISM goodat .. S780 780-07N MARINERSWALK ·L""hl. 760-5000or 720-3980 •673-~23• 3101So BnstOI E SIDE Twnf'ls 2br 2ba "***"* •-•L.....--. ., RfA9l( 55-•200 "few p .. nt & Orapa gar 28 A Lrg patlO encld gar. --Lux 2BR 2BA. 2 car gar. 155.500 2tx 1ba. dbl9-car 18r. IS. ...... 1n cloeet. bright. airy & JUSt a few I Oviet Pen-;n Pnt Yr1y Lrg .., trplc $890 666-40 19 day ne-crpt af\O tloori"Q ......... 1117 Specfacul1r views •II ger. all amen. Redwood pantry lar-ge back yard. blocks from the beactl 2BR 2BA 2 car gar. hv & •s200 BONUS' Great E· 640.2426 eYe *'""•* S725 962-1582 - rms Tennis. pool. taz. Country, W1ll1ts. Agt pet 0 k Gold plated trec:k 28' & 38r Towohomel \f\\ 1 Yt .. "YJ" I~ \ I din Rm wtd nkuos side toe• L.G 1·2BR SS95 ----.. fm1' $349K 760-3032 Iv mag. (707) 459-6175 recOl'd a must SS7S mo. Yaros1pa11os gerages. REA.LTOAS , s1450 mo 67s..5079• up c.oie 880 gar etc• Garden A.pt sp1c1ous 0£LlJXE-NY .\c>t~ Cit 10 ~den~~Llv~~ C~RONA DEL MAR TIM AUi8j ISM •MS-3455• ~:.ac:.,~a~edd~ SUPER snari> um .,blll Sorry No oets 631-8'2-~:..o .:~~..,.~~ o:~ ~e 2 !n-~r~'::k,~ Rm din arM kltcn mstr Newly listed ch1rmer. 28R 1'•8A. oarege. new hOok-ups 840-5870 NEWPORT Be.ell condo to bell Panting. n.-*•ms& .-S• * $690 !'llO oets 645-5577 patios. BBQ s spa. eult~ upstra. Oc.an & a.y Totally remodeled, lg mTI ftl& llUAITI pelnt & carpet. lg yard. 2br 2ba t700 Sit FrplC carpet. hie pwit Yearly A small quiet compte~ LG 28 r 1 rBa tr""' ...... -,'° S900· 1200 962-1582. v'--Quiet end of Pen-muter vpstaifs. 1 ~rm • PlllTI llUAITI No pets S900 mo lut. lu..... 2142 gated c:iose to oeact\ S725 -..c... 613-6678 """' .... --. & den <Sown R 2 zoning NtStfed •mono tall 11-I ""'° care>et pa1n1 D1W IMUI&. $725,000. With room'°'.; .... _,_ TlmelharewwksJune30· S48-2301 Scotti CONDO on 11111low workout rm, pool No c-· ... _, ----& lall'tn fal'dsca+>e Stu-..... ~. I $325 mo ....... CallJaved.Agt. .,.. ......... ~ ...... 13.Steeps 4 5Star ..... 28r 1.,_ cath ......... 1. ,,.....,.,_.... 2br 2.~ba • .._. pets s 1000 964·1442 __ _._ .. 1 ..... l lte ~ ....,... 1395.._000 631 1400 .,..., • ... ..., .._.,.,.. .. ...._, dlO or ...,rm 1 ·-• 2273 Mt~zA 645-816 1 ~ -· - -.,-pool....restaucant otw;wtd '*4UP 5'1-00lmo frpl , u am•nl hu _ NEWPORT CREST ~o 2&. 'tk frl*:~ PMIO -w1pr"'ate &11+0-trp\.c.. +---------·---, LIDO REAL TY 873-7300 -~i\Jt HI HO'l 1220 Yf. maintenance. 22 7S2A Cef"lter St (entry on $1600/mo 2131592-4210 2Br den. 2·,ea. view. new carpet an0'1. PoOI $Pa tnory II=-: .&.-1 •--llU tfOMI ' lee. Yf, leaM. Can be rented ... t side). 432-7767 l-l--1_._. X"lnt conO No pets Year ot PCH S 109Smo tac NO PETS S~85 & .,.._ --REAL ESTATE (approll. $SO/night) or UYUnl' . -LeeH $1SOOmo $3000 •722-8949'* $685 · MC C.11 \lelma 1'1111 .. mu.I ~ 1ran1fetred to other lo-,:WSTSIOE ==FI~ DELUXES.J HllttT...,M . security A vl ' 4 15 SAY& OCEAN VU New S49-2U 7 View of bey. AenoYeted REALTORS s=~:sc:;1~ (=:t 2BR ~!louM trpte pvt 2br 2'~ba. trpte, 2~ 540-7451 N mSQ decor lbove Oline Cow ••MESA VERDE •* 4BR w!'O pvt bactlyerd. HARBOR RIDGE Enjoy bergeln Mexleot patio, prime eislde "toe. garaoe. community pool NEWPORT TERRACE 3Br 1800 sit 2Br-'/9"· oar 38r 2S. pvt patio dbl 81Hched Oak floors & , S 110 0/m o. No pets. S 1325/mo Bltr, 642-3850 2,~B• upgrlded condo $1800. 873-992 ger.new crpts. paint S990 wood wtndowS. $581.000 3BR. FR. 2~ BA, -Mw, ell LL Wu... I Marilyn Coona. 831-12N TURTLEROCK large ••· lrplc: p ool sa una 3BA 2BA. oar · •nory. nlc» 5-46-5'80/0 _!_79-38'9 E Owner/Agent 640-2571 to pool. Excel.~· Avl ecut1ve Sbr 2'.Arba hOme s11001mo ~-419 1 & clean 720• 1288 ••TwnllH·tYP• 2SR I --4 11. Agnt. va n . tWMID* w/~ gar. Avail 511 S1350tmo i -.1 5/1. 1'"8A w/d Ntup 011· LIWllT ~ 644-904!0 Privete Perty..,,.. flOuM 5) IU 1-6870 NWPT Crest conoo 'lg 3br See Sat. 419 12-4Clm . ,._...__ r36 1'A BLOCKS TO BEACH! HARBOR Ridge CrHt In CM/NB_ Under UOOK. <41 -2'tba. neat pool 1enn1s 512'• Orctud CdM age 3017 ~ - 28R 28A, neet& nlcle. bnlv Oynuty lvx ooncto. xlnt 722-7537 No Aots. W0008RIOGE hOme 2tx All! 611 Obie garage • • $750 No pets 4'32• 6 I $240,000. Cell-apt S.f. -Aew S389 000 Onr/Agt •BRIGHTON SPAINGSit ~ con¥9t11bte den. formel $1400/mo lM S4•·30-49 3BR 28.A lowet Ouptea. ... .. 1./ 111• ••759-IC>70it* e '1..,.5 7'.,,, .,.11 ......... Wlllf.... .._ ........ t M 281' 11 .. a. ...... ..-. --... .._._...,., Frplc partung. newt)' w ---=----::'l~:.-1 .,,. . "'...., ......, uAA•ES ""SH IN 72 _...,.., rt--...--..·, r-. .___. SpeclOVS 2BR to-nhouM d.cor rv bet\. $15001mo SunrTy ~ petto lndr; r'" I Cllil ... 1114 Of l ..... 12350/mo. A::JuRs. 112-'Noo !on:ac~ut In 1 ~r ~~ S 1500/mo. 87~713 Fri* in muter oorm -t Y .. rty 675-700CI No pets 4t7-'S79 I BY 'm 1UO eq." LIDO ISLE wat..-ec:aped comp ..... Lllw I t>er. pool soa. auto 2-ear BACHELOR w~ltdl ~ •EASTSIDE• tOWMHOME. 280 3BA: $opN9tlcated remodeted ....... f"Jl*, •Id Nlup. pool. Jae: &W VIEW m 9af $l550'mo _n 2-7381 to shoe> & bdl. S4751mo 1BR.. O'W gar~ C.Ole DOOi • ..,._ pMio. 2 car 2 bdnn & loft den with l!Efrm S750·SH5 No pats. 3ar 2e.. trplc. 2 dedls. THE Blultt 4t>r 2·,01 end 1nc1uo1ng utlls Open r..oy Spacious 2BR nr ger.IYflotd.c.ntralw terge fonneldininQroom. CALlVelmaS.9'-2447 ~ '9noed trees uni t Recentl'f rt · Hou:se Satt&ln1()..4 schools s11oop ng con d itioning . Im· WM9 wool C8fl*, "*· Ila •CON00-2BR 1,•BA* 116001mo. 722.0531 • modeled Frplc orick 409 M~ cat>te reedy C?lllcl OAi no ~:~..,.,.a::: ::. :...~~1-= fliWMMl' iiXCH Petlo Of huge private 5"ARP 2tx 2t>a condo, patio NO PETS 11450 OVPLEX REAR 28r 28a ~ B3l-6lS5 Ct1t) 4»-1152 .J W. Newport 29d 1125 yards 9¥811. Smell pet<* beautlfully lur111shed. Jst-0937" .. ve m~-good loc111on 10 of •EASTSl0£ OllPLEX• WATtRrRONl Npt Ht9nAcondo11200 Pool. CALL 646-284& encl g~ $1450/mo hlWey 213 534-1477• LIKE ~EW· XTRA LARGE, Huy ~!ts·T~ ~::;:~~ 38R 2'i'dlA. lrPtc. 2 car 1·100·77T-8888/day1. Totally f~ 3BR 2B28 S...olltl~.tng 38r 1-.Ba. -can>et' """'"""' "'"' t'-~... nit 80S-259-<»43/eve 2BA sngt tty t>MUty II • _..__... ,,_ SlosOlmo. epotia~ frP4 patio. AEALTOAS 131-1400 .-.• ,. "'· ..... u · batgain 11 11&501mo ';.'Mso BACHELOR• garage '950 250-9002 Daily Pilat Versatile Vest thr h clusified ..... llllSi llM = ;~.:e_~ Lllw lllh II Chtldf-en & pets oil 5"°" S5501mo 4954238 ~ 28' ebOVe 'Your c:r;e.:;:: Jar. 2L: Of long term • poss. garagew1110eywd w 10 ~c.1oocNt RA 111A Y~. Ll'I llftDll 38A 2be ~. Collage ger ale. frPC. pool ten-lmmed occpy Doug So ol PCH, 280ml 1ea. mlOfo Ing $800lnO edult~ letl1 ... Y• ... v-''""'" e. ........ '41-5671 ~ for Information • & surprisingly low cost.· ~ • ....,. to 1ldl & Pert!. Kkt9 OKI No pets. nit . n-pets 197$mo Herbst 780-5000 or petto, CW&>Ort. trplc. lg ~pets 642_8780 .,.~.,. convenient tttoppl"f. 11100/mo +aflCurlty. ' •170-lt50it ~ doeets. ,,.. Cri>t !'tO _____ -Jllfyancs ... • I 1100/fftO. 8134773 AW911 now. 142·tt731 mtJl!i' ~ .M..A..V peitt IMO 875-1746 "* M£SA VERDE• ~ ~ ...... O h depoelt. 18R =-mmrt"'"= ~·I ... 23:::-~~tnrmrmNo IDl':Thl h I pW 1111 :::::..~,=-= l plC.a .. 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Nwpt Bdl, AG1541-5032 nleon Aaaoc 173--7311 * Needed Jot~ lady"' COfff£ PEDl£A nMda GENERAL OfflCE PIT aml ylM'd, pool. rec room. r-..a.. to~ ... ,. ......... on l•HWl••ll CdM, Oi l & engliatl II I& FBI II phones. good •11" ~l'<E\I/ -sml .... k S725 ,.._._ .,,, .. ,, '""' req'd, good ...... ICea a a73-18S7. numbers w It r • •" PARK f\E\XIPORT ..... 0 · · mo Bdl at N Laguna Ben le l•H•Htl 1111 MUST1 ~-to t1avei uac:Gr990' Vdlts 1631 *131-3050ah5pm Garaoe. 'ssso .... 0.p: COMP(ETE fU[(Efi •720-1585• C~-.s>fotle St0,345 PWientia C M. _ 1714J M4-1900 llbc. ...... n/ltnk/P9't. 494-7659 at BIXBY OfFICE PARK US SE-..,.E ... -. 10 .,.1,111 Manllgers. -liii'iLiffii **** -NEWPOATHEIGHTS -..«•~W-._. BR H nYov ;. ~ 1&,a.J•l•I llJI 8-t .... Mec:NnlCs& • M ... 2BR 2BA. w/gat, d/w, w/d . 2br 1ba. pool & carport. --.,,,er...,.~ m fill f . Prof .. nl tm IOI' beaut, Delly Pilot & r9C*ve 6% --~ lmmed ope111ings! 8"9¥ proP mgmt °"109 $:~J,,;0.~;:.~1~oao . ~~,,,::,~~S-~s1r:ach._ 1L;:::z_~o=u1..i~;,:•;;;."'2;..~.::..•R~"'~,B-A_._....J EMPl F, U+ n-9mlu. pvt ~~-r'/1~~~~~~ S:~~·~;~~. NI~~:~: .... g~~;5~34 &t ~~-f~. C.M. hOme $COOmo, w/d, 556-8333/W Diane 1 ne **BEST A EA** ll••------•I Patio. dish washet". nogat· klt.pt lv eves/wknds •Upscale eult" 10 95081 PSYCHIC REAOI In El Local S.A m9gr ..... s ,._ DATA ENTRY vatlatMe flOutS, '"' 1AR 1BA. frpt S725 age u1il1t1es pd 24 1-9590. 261.2ee0 dys F w/lg tum pvt Ba/81. Npl •Ample~• !*"ling T0to. S20 SPECIAL With liabae, mature para°" Maint8ll'WID mailing last on ••· H1-6U8 28R 2BA, frpt $895 •M•I -IPl1 $850/mo •673-<oo.43* Hts for v/quiet empt. M P ...,_,. Seel this coupon. ADVICE IN wtpteesant r>hOne voece comput., EJiperlef\ce I M - 722-81401722·8011 MJll•T... RentlLse lg lux Nwpl ....... ,...... Dll nl smk.kllpr1v,w/d,pool e ~":ct,._. AU.MATTERS472-0IOI IOWOfkingen oftc Ma.n-nect wy.CalM().0218 G -~ t.~.t llo'•~C~"""'-'•N' C d ~ ...... -5mnbch.avt5/1$C25~''t •FAX.~......._.kitchen 1 __.. --ly with AP/AR lndudea _ Fastpeced.hlgtlPl'es5Ure BAYWOOD. 2BR 2BA. OU·" ,. <>lo~ !Bii ~· on o. sec ~-· ocew'I -·-utU/cbl 425sec 645-'l 157 ...._ -· ~~ some typin9 & compu1• ~ publilhlng offiOe needS Rani this one and save d • "'" • •f"• • ·'''° vu,2BR2BA den.$1800 Wkly ,.,,, ... now evafl. •Atrium!*"l·NlileMfting payroll Benefits Fii ... al ~ entry-le~ 1 100/mo. SIMO. Furn IOI' O...••wr "~ ""'' <l' Show SattSun afternoon. $147.00 wtt & up 2274 Male IOI' large condo on • 2111• Mii •546-5543* ... parse>ti Type file answer aale tool ~vi Now . "•"~·"'•,;-:•teli~ Appl 61!P23-<9099 Nwpt8tvd,CM6'6·74-45 BACK BAY. Watk-•n or213/59'-8939 fNllil'\ADS -Arey<>u~ouaand ouayphOneS.runen-anOs 720-0933 •• , ... lltlA. closet. pool. garage 405 Fwy & Seel 8ch Blvd uunu UYDTISlll need money? Are you & mote! ENfgellC pe«;.e .._.__,..~---Souy No pets Make classified .... llaMs 5650 •S«-2607* twigtet ~oomed & wt abillty to accom(>llS• BLOCK To beact1 2br ibii .,.... w .. ,,..,. Neel' bNCtl Lg pV1. loft 1n IE&ll 11.WI ARE FREE eager to ... ,.n., JP taasquodltyandco.,ect· dupteJC Patio. gar refng,lll--•lllililli•••l advertising the beet .MW mm, H.B home. All pnv., gar· Great IOcatioo in Hynt-LOOklng lor 8 car_. tn EnterpttW hal ,._... ly Cal Diane ~ d l w. wl d Yearly tse Avl way to save time 2274 Newpot1 Blvd. CM age. utils Incl N--pets1 1ngton Beach Medi· Cal·. ~!Sing,. " 90 the °'*Mltgs '°' tnose of you PIT OI' FIT 4115 $950 549-7897 and gasl 646-7445 Adult! $395. 536-6759• ca11Protess1ona1 spec• Daily Pilot has 2 entry-who can starl tmmeclt· Walk 10 l>eaoh 1BR & level pos>tJOnS "' <Aas»-at ..... w~ with _...._ CUFF HAVEN Great toe 2BR 2BA $695/$895 ~......... available immediately. ••• llll 1.-..1 Ao f -7 ..-...... 2BR 18a. eat tn kite, Pool. spa, encl o-la1"1J Pi"ltf _.,. ___ oc>POrtunet-IW'P1' 2lr ......... 70011300 llf FREE peril--· """ vertiS1ng 1 you 18 or over who •• sue-Per90fl 10....., w'1tl ptat\I--·..,,.... In c«111itled .... bnngong On ___ .. , ..__ 25-35, ,,.. •1 like peoC)le and can type oessful motivated WW\- patio. encl g111, no pets. d/w xtra par1<1ng. New-1•2-Hll ev.yo-age .... lfltownto ,,,;""~7s; 673-<9_.45 "'O "1 expenMI lnad 45 wpm we'd like 10 t• ners ~ _,1., on ing. ~ aod groom· $800/mo. Agt 642-2134 port Terrace. 646-6838 • yourtMngroom As« •bout our move In to you Excellent t>en--Sout'-"n Callfomia and '"9 plants NPT BCH pvt bdrm & bath. spec:tal Call f 0 u N D I B. au 11 f u I ell~ Call p~ Blevlns .Jr.bel ~ laMI llaliq P&ialimt ii;iiiiiiiiii==iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiml "'H"'ou""seciean"""',..·,""no·, .. 0tt-1CeS--10 l fHAUu Nd seRv1c£ 1·1·a·v·ears-•o1-H·aw-r-..,·.·9- . $2.56 per day yrs •!IP Reliable, t>onaed Gar/Yd Clnups. Trees Customers Rtcnard Sonor he: ins o Jenny 548--0621 Jon · 6-45-8192 (lJc Ins Reis) 645-7608 ~at's ALL you pay lor CALIFORNIA SWEEP IPft.llmS/... G LASGOW PAINTING 3 lines. JO day mm1mum Cleaning Sef'vice Ef'lil!•sh Clean-ups Free est., Int /Ext 30 years exper 1n the Speaking L•c = 1706 7 days. Dave. 96-4--4l 6S References 642-5214 :: SERVICE Bonded StO Off lorst ----.-. ---RALPH'S PAINTING Exit Cleamng 646-2503 •MM11ttaa1 Int Wallpaper. strop, lree EXP GEN Housecleaning HOUSESITllNG Exec cpl est Reas Lie 962-4701 DIRECTORY Lady Reliable Reis ~ee from ,Palm Desert will f&J PAINTING Int Tut est Call CarOI 646-6502 houses11 w11h TLC (form Beat any reasonable P<tr.e Hseclntng Window Wasn· 30 yr N B resld I Jul)' LIC : 45830 498-9644 1nn IO yrs 8 • ..,. Hon. rel. &torAug. (6191568-6660 __ · ·• ..... -Painting & Wallpaper Re· Your own car Jo. 645-9866 WMIClfial moval 20 yrs exp Clean. *Prof Hsclng -FREE ests I WWMUe prompt reas 642·5937 • Service Dlrect()f)' ReprceMr'llatr~ -4121111.111 7 dys wk. lO yrs exp ref nm MICHAEL cox PAINTING LIC. Ins 842-5053• $12/Hr • MATERIALS Slectric1l Topped/remove Cleanvp References 6 75-4006 "'1111111------• nu tawntspnnldr 751 -3476 ~ __ _ · ..... , 1um11 --•PAC1F1c PAINTING• • • · PlllJI llflll -DBL·A· TEAM 15 yrs exp Meticulous-Dependable .,.. Cahf Public Utihtoes License Contr 645-3656 Juhan & Yolanda garden-Local refs 968-2098 Joel .QommisSton REQUIRES - ----mg/houseclean 642-3921 'ifla1 all used household NEW. REPAIRS SERVICE ,._,_ llT/m · No 1obs too small Reas Complete Serv Sprmklerl -·-goods movers. prtnl their Free est he'd 631_2345 tnstal repair. Tree 111m & Refs Reas Rates Uc .e.µ.c. Cal T numt>er, __ remove. clnups. reas Free 554-3851 747-3003 ~~·s & chavffevr s prm. la r1ria es1 Valenlln 548-6109 VESCO P AINTING AND ·, T.C P number 1n all .... ~!J"!"lll'~~~~~-1 158ments 11 you LA I ·M E AL I N GARDENING-CLEAN UP WALLPAPERING Ouahty • ve a question at>OYI Badges-Custom 101>s. Qual Mow-edge-tree work-lull work Free Est 969-6349 'the legality of a mover work low prices 962-4922 m!'"' Reas 665-5288 P1r;ia1 '"'° ()( chauttevr Call Feacn ·-GARDENING SERV Clearo , ... r•r--H·IN .. G .. 1·N·T-ER""'1 .. o""R .. S- fubhc Ut11t1es Com· ---------" m1ss10n 714-558-4151 •°fnnaroce Your Property ups Lawns. palm tree • HANGINGtSTRIPPING •Ouahty WOO<l Fencong lfllTI\ gar~ Al !>49·946t VISA·MC 673· 1512 Call J m * 751-1558 * DUSTY Sla~scapellawro PAPERING & REMOVAL Autica1 Celli ~OR p~!~ED Geaeral Semen ~~~ ~ee ':t'Y~':~~t~o ~~ ~:';c>;':'~-~~29 ~an.Patct11no· THture Expert Bird Tratne!' Full Sef'va Gardening Pllater/lepair Li'c=288597 631-9295 Your nome Linda • lllo Job2 8tg or 2 Small 1-----------bmlii=e •-·it 850· 1563 • Free Est 531·2507 Int /Ext patch plaste<ing. ':'It!' --.-=-• •;..._,:__:, custom 1e111urino quality •; laaulJlti•s BW,.aa ~., _.._. work Problems-No Prob· __________ , ___________ • ORu~·K DRIVING terns• =326864 554-7831 ........ ~ HousehOld reQa11s, paint. "' refurbishing carpentry • AUTO/BIKE AOCIDNT pJ ... iaf $69 lflstalled 641· 163 ~·5 5 77 • DRUGS 1---------- drywall etc ary u-. -2 Forme< D A. Free consult 2• W 0 • tll-1111 l!flia!f •HANDYMA~ 472-5527 HEATING•PLUMBING ... EITtlSlllS * Big & sml Jobs·We><k guar M----DRAINS CLEAR tr om $15 Hair Weaw>n FREE CON· Call Bruce 847..0780 ,... .. ~ ... --... """'---•••-Faucet Otsposal. Heater SOl T CELESTE 960·2724 AMEAICAN HANOYMAN MAS NAY & STUCCO p S 6"16·2227 /an)'1ime •-Doors Windows Fences New/Repan All types laiiat11 .,.nices Drywall Plumbing Bath-Ouahty-Rea.s-hc 631-2345 EXPERT Serv1Ce & Repa11 BOOkkeep1ng Service All room Remoo·1 Caroentry •trial 34 yrs e•p 18 yrs in area taxes & woro processing And Yes Jesus 1s Lord _ L1c:409035 964-8919 722·8302 or 891·3889 Free est 894-5481 *I· 1 •IYI•* Plumb1ng-Roo1er-Replpes EtE$UMES tha· IMPRESS carpen1e<~1ec1r1c1an· 730-1353 Water healer serv/repair P•sonal at1en11on 10 your mason 548-6008 CLEAN& EXPERT Loc=513806 995-6-496 ~s Cheryl 548-6315 MARK ROBINSON l 25 yrs exp Lie~· 116428 ....... ~ititU- C§i~t~ FENCES-GATES Tree t11m ••ABC MOVING•• UALI y onstructoon -Dump runs C M N B Ouocl< & Ca,.eful T 138046 C · •U c NTRACTOR• area Jim Whyte 642-72061 LO RATES 552-0410 omm I. Res•d I Let our Full 5efV>Ce carpentry _ _ _ • eJ1p save you MONEY1 renova11on 898-4257 Jonn HOME REPAIR Caroen-•GOOD M OVES• Lie Free est 631·2345 __ rry plumbing rental Low rates Free Est TiJ CUSTOM Carpentry Spas prooe<ty Refs 826-7245 Loe C-158192 545--4654 I Trle Fences CALL er,, CE~MtC SPECtALIST• Gero Contractor 645-9077 Top quality work by :-SnilRmdl & Ado11ions t SERVICES t locenseo professionals walls. doors windows guaranteed' 898·9329 M2· 1llO, I CUE, lfl Tne S.mce < they're all in I.I. TIEI SUMI c....11ewre1e I &1veweys pahos. pa1hs etc No 1ob too small 'Reas. Mickey 536-0553 CLASSIFIED Finesl quahty tree care (714) 969-8263 BRICK/CONCRETE worll Prof reliable. res refs FREC fft 64"1·3183 tAN BRICIVCONCRETE wor~ Prof. reHable. res refs FREE est 641-3283 IAN Read the classiHed pages and you will find someone to handle your needs. Wiu .. Cleui~ •SPAlNG SPE4AL * Balboa s Ortgonal Window Wash•no Service 650-6202 T J Pelle Concret~ Const C0t1c -Bnck-Block L•' & bond Highest qual tow prices (7141962-7093 642-5678 llHrieHW ..... 11• Free est Sallstaction quaranteed '50-6475 STARTING A NEW BUSINESS?? The Legal Department et the 09ily Piiot 11 pleated to an- nounce a new Mf'Vk:e now avail- able to new buslneaes. We wtll now SEARCH the name for you at no extra Charge. end MW you the time and the trip to the Court HOUM In Senta Ana. Then. of courM. aft• the IMrCh it completed we wtll flle 'lfNf flctlt.lous bu96ness name stetement wtth the County Cleftt. ~ once a week for four weeks a required by law and then file your proof of pubtl- catlon with the County Cleftt. Please stop by to file your fictitious bu~ness statement at the Dally Pik>t Legal Depart- ment, 330 West Bay, Costa Mesa. ca&ifornle. If you can not stop by. pleue call us at (714) 642--432 1. Extension 315 or 316 mnd we will make anengements for you to hendle this procedure by mail. " you 9hould hltW My further queatk>nt. pleale call w and we wMI be more ttwn gted to _.., you. Good ludt In your ,---11 I ~>..-IP<""'I::-, wtte<raoe, baokl:>ay view. ~ JOFGfNEL AOOST!A eosta~ or an appointment. wettl oor supeNIMd mw· ... W ..... , pool, non smlC'r. Fem area 650-3447 642-4321, ext 301 keting team Paid train-u -.Fn 673-2261 only $500 760-2571 •213-461·9'83 days• _,., Found Fem HUSl<Y TYPE AIDE. Live-in 1ng program Exclt1ng NWPT Shores oondo MI F FOR LEASE 576 sq ftet DOG. beaut blue eyes Assist disabled fem prof bonuS plan. plus high Hospital 25-35, great location• 65c/sq tt. Bae« butlding Near Huntington Cent,.al EtSd CM Nice rm -eamtngs Company can. -lml IEllll $375mo -securi ty. 440 E. 17th St., C.M. PIM'k.842·8693 $350/mo. ElleS & wtcnds return fare ~1.-d. 35 hi...-up reqd 631-2366 646-5585 645-8523. 619/~6-6366 off F ptf Nsmk 645-2357 Call through Fnday 11--4 ~'"person Mon-Fn Ll-y .--. FOUND M.ie-tong-nalr ----· only. Don Howwd M .V Corw Hosplal 661 Prof F/M to shr lovely •--H• Chihuahua 3129. vie Assemble<s lo build sa'1 (714) 646-3337 een1er. Costa t.Aesa Cape Cod house w/many Garden offices. prime lo-Stater & Edwards. Hunt boats We wltrain Apply xlras. steps to bctl, N.B cation on Bristol. 1000 to Beach 841•1429 7am Mac Gregor Yachts Neat, 11/smkr $575 Susie. 3000 sq ft AC, excellent 1631 P1acen11a C M .............. lat,f,... ... .... ,. ........ •TUSJWllYIUS 852·94 11/d, 646-4988/e park1no S 1 15·S 1 35/sf. FOUND Pa or of Per· -Private ,.estroom & wet acr1ption glasses wtcase II IUIW Needed da~ Of ntght Wiit tram Poc1y·s Dies Aes· t-.nt ttunl_ Beacn STEPS to t>eactl Mstr bar available 957-6035 Supef'IOr !>48-9597 Sports minded tnd1Y10ua1s bdrmtba. w/d d /w etc. ----needed lor P'T ""'O<k Avl now $358/mo tstl NWPT BCH 2 mo's FREE FOUND very lo"'ng med S71hr PIT evernngs & last. sec Jeff 673-3683 RENT Lets mMle a deal wt11te hair cat. VIC Lake Saturday 645-5760 llJll•llilf•••••• 111\.mE-MOTHERS MARKET & Grea1 Cout Hwy toe. Park H B !>36-6606 -_ haulJ Wu ... Z7zt reas rents incl uhl Xlnt LoStFICOCl<ER SPANIEL Dependable haro-work· OUIET F grad student nds parki Agt 645-3683_ WMel Redd1Sh brown VIC ong F/T Gd wagesJbenS tBr apt CM /CdM/NB. Ocean v-suites, park· Mc Fadden & Pasadena ...._,, ... C. .... Hetpi Newport Center Oen•• Grp overcome tts own baby boom' Wtaing 10 train chao.-sode ass.s-t.iii ean f0t ,,,,.,_ Knctlen IS ~long ap- phcahons for .::ooks Dosriwasners K1tche" Cast•~ & Parrtry Peno<> 10 WOr1l 111 our Vegetar.aro Resf.Mawll ~ & wtl!lOS $550 Dog-14 \'TS. short tng. pnones. hte sec-in Tuston 544.5720 I lebl. .... 1441, hr clean. quiet 675-029-4 retanal duties. a.gn space .....-. __.1 iiMrT• ea. .. 6-4().. t 122. avl On Coast Hwy .,.., r-ru, 1111 m• Ouiet resp woman (561 $3/SQlft 213 592-0833 Low cost spay/neuter re· _._ son 2' old cat want 10 1-.; DRAPERY WORK ROOM Needs soecaeny percson P19Cewo<k. set ~ hrs Sant•,,.,,. 835-5932 Please appty at 225 E 17tn Str Cost•~ reot 2br 1',ba w/sml yd •F•S Fii LUSE tetra! Mon-Sat 9-4 30 NEWPORT TIRE CENTER Pet I D avail Animal As-E CM/Npt Hgts $850 Nwpt 8ch 500.5000 sit, N F '"-1122 _._...... range Loe empl'd/,.efs Airport area Compet1tove Ststance League 0 ee ___ _ 673-6170/D 675-9660/E rates 213--947.0303 Helpline, 978PETS ~ DRIVER Needed fun weei.eno worti GooO pay Call MELODY •660-1624 * Allen Beck Flonst ----=-o -REWARD LOSf2 Min -llJll IT C1111t1 fer leat OFFICE & STORAGE FtSUonauzers old but "'--. •• -Z7fl $385t mo 576 SQ ft sweet vte BrOOkhurst & MMD 1809 Newpor1 Blvd N8 675-1353 Restaurants --------•I Ma11ners SquaretCOISI A d ams A pr, 1 4 NEWPORT. TIRE <:ENTER llZYCUUE/.. ~wy 646-7641 _ 122.90101D962·826-41E M4-1122 -·-IFllII•TE •E 111111 $550 1br pool 1 persn. no SMALL Olllce Space. REWARD Lost beige pUrSe llLL .. cu-1---. pets 646-5137 I 1·8pm $375/mo E. 171h St . ----.__,., C ta ••--C•'I B H & contents. Thursday E.wp on 10 k.., with l"'ht Early A M N-spaper Rwte PIT 7 days No Couect1ng Must nave de- St 2'142 OS """'--1 ' 3/3 10 N ??? ~ _, . ., lllfl ~A6 9663 * * 1 apnt pm 0 typlnn, mce phone man • .,... · asked 492·3 111 .. ,. pendable vet!IC!e. drovers F l Of PIT SPiit SNtlS kc prool of 11a~11ty ins Ot1vers e.am great money E11cellent e•tra income '" new ~c:onceot STIUIE UlllU Tll DEllTM SltTl ners -needed 8-5. u .Fri Costa Mesa/Newport Newport Ctr .• Fashion 111 Pe,....i1 1ii2 937·5~2 Joann L A Herald Examtner Big St1ps PLUS mileage border 24-hr access. The Efficient Altemative Anyone k nowing the lmlDPEI busoness or personal Full serVtce or answering wner-eabouts of Ttmo1hy A' P A 'R. Bank~ Pay. C714) !>4 1--4384 with tl<>urs to suit your kfesty1e Will trem 12x20'/12•30' 548-3878 service/mad only c Cline (FOf't Rucker roll P T 645--0792• E•lllU lll1W Needs SMs Help '°' -& ,.....ends Must be Cal Stent C...errill 640-5470 Al•I mey be r-d•no tn Boats -. . Newport Beach. contact. --TIMI -llell•bfe & "now fashton 1835 .._port Blvd • Ste 4-115 C M 642--7103 ll lale~t C...nc11l Prt,.rty AO = 53 642-4300 Boat snow a1tendants laaiw/iifiit'. lftt 1771 . --.anted Temp full hme ---------1 Brootlhurst at Allant• yrs Call Barbara at 2tlt H un t ing ton Beec h HIRE S5l hr Mus\ be o-.er 18 ...... Seites Prof offlCle space 500 sit 675-3936 br.-n 8 30-5 30 AIC Ample pncg. $325 up & up• Mo-Mo/Lease Bkr through classified Cl-p /T 2855 E Csl Hwy 675-fi900 963-8377 :;;;-=-=-=-=....;:-=-=-=--====.;..::=-______ ___!========;--i Retail nursery needs a weekend pert time . Motor Routes available in Costa lesa Huntington leach Fountain Vallar NO COLLECTING NO SOLICITING Deliver One Day a Week - Must have dependable car and proof of insurance. C1ll 842-1444 Ask for Joanne Craney If you're 10 or older. a job as a newspaper earner might be just your size. Just send in this coupon or call: 642-4333. Routes are av<"ilable now• le 11•1•1.,. It I ..., ,... .arrilr! rou7d~.:;;; ;d c:.-:=e~.;;,:. ;:-~,, ing a Daily Pilot carrier. Name I I Address II I =:: -: :,,.. ... =-_j~ I lMI. ll L_ __ c...~2!!---- • • . .. _,. ·' ' ··- l --..-.,- casnoe< no e•P necess· ary Call tor appointment Monday thru F110y 646-744 1 18 & UP' Earn. S ISO-S2500 Da.ly PMt time photo model<ng No e.~ No tee WORLD TALENT PIT F/T OOod pay Com-AGENT-LIC t>Onded missions rehable ••II •18181986--4316 tra•n Own lranspor· lb -u a..w -tahon Apply .,, per-son r-.--1 Metro Car Wash 2950 Eve. wtcnd ex:per nee 6332 Hart>or Bl . Costa Mesa Westminstef Ave • West· minster 891-0418 &~:=N ........ --- .. Apply Gift Shop. O C Atr· FOf Glass Co in C M port T u-frl AM 852·9186 Must have good dnving r• cord 241-0575 CLEANING--person tor small office Must oo wlro-lllllM ... dows 20 hrs peJ week WANTED Photo Lab ··-guam ld Pleasant WOfk· peroenc• helpful Full mg cond. 546-4876• 11me 1r11ne. 250-4136 .................... The Orange Coas1 Dady Plot IS ~ an e•· per 1811Ced 4 color 0"5ef Jovmeyman Pressman We nave an exQellent benefi ts package $12 21 /Hour Contact (l1t)M2-G21 bl ...... ,,., • Newspaper Gardener lf'ltenot OI b • • • t9fior p&anttng, ..... tng and grooming p&ants Call : • 249-2109 t SPREAD : L::.·~~c:,c1!t3 ~ t t btoca to beKh. ~ • THE • llPMlting. S75-3375• tt tt LR,._. Open in Medical Grc~ t NEWS t practices in Fountain v-. f f lay, MtSSIOn V19JO & Com • • ~ Days. e¥9IM19S OI • • ~ends. 641-6348 • w k . the ................ ...._._ • ..._ .... . • or ID ever ,._,_._,ng .........,_ • PART TIME . t oaper t'romotion field! If you are t 142~ t sett-motivated. and like working with t .,,, 1-t teenagers, thts may be the op-t .._ metro .,..,P9Pel : portunity you've been waiting for. t heve llTlfnedlMe Manage. : ment opportunity 1n • This is a GUARANTEED INCOME of-~~ .!:'~= t $400 per week to start wtth poten-t No..., nee. Wil tr9n. t tial earnings of up to $1000 per t • .... l1lva, t week. t • Aecruit & ~adUlts ·: .. = ~c::. :::::~ An insured .. van. wagon. pick-YEAY ,_ !*le ~ up/shells are a MUST. tMnt. Vanous work I a.ctledule avallable. 5mry & ...... All • POSm<>tits REQUIRE For more information t ~::.::-;.., f (714)SU-4384 Call Mr. James • •0 a111111 : (213) 477.-2870 i ·=-=~ i t !..-8-* Ol'lloe PIT . .-.&&1pt.M4-143S Wiii Wiii SPll llZIE WANNA PARTY All NIGHT Alf) HANG OUT ATM BEACH All DAY? FN:!!! JUST GM US PART Of YOUR £VENN; NI> YOUR WINNNG PERSONALITY. WE'LL GIVE. YOU A CHANCE TO MAKE GOOD ID«Y REPRESENTING AN £ASY TO SELL. WEU KM>WN. RE PUT ABl.E PRODUCT GUARANTEED SALARY + Ca.t + IDUSEZ = SSS ft YOUR POCkET CAl.L PATCOl.lft AT (714) 642-4536 Ell. 430 fOlt .. INfO CALL BETWEEN 3-9 PM OI LCA\t A •SSAGE ANYTll: Alf) Ill CALL YOU! RiiiF~ I p 7 .. .. --.. '""? II Mil s-.lq/fUt/lilt .... .... 1111 Aatll Fn .. a 7 I .... ...JJ..'.J.2!1o~~ F.•nnarBlll ....... 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PO llOll WM ...,.. °' .,,._ 15/tw. ta •• 9ft lpm , 8fand new Couen Dining •ANIUXLS XOXIUBLE · """" * 513 So.~9871 c.IJudr,540sM22. muLll•ILTllf T~atY~ 1'1&1111..... rm llb19 w/8 anllqli9 FOR ADOPTION Looi(-ll'•TU IJl-3111 · • I Ill llWI FI T Fr11T-..1 10-tpm An H&J'1~~~ ~·111ca & Journeyman Cflatt'• Booltcues. °"611 1ng tOf a good nome• saoo1mo Newport 8Mch 1500 Auto Mall Dr. -_ PARK HEWPOAT APT's. ~ wl apar. on Ctn-and MORE1 780•1380 * 6""36S41 * A'Vailable now 873-8535 $ F~si•:n~rc ---:.0 0:: ~~-L. P9rt. ---~~ c.11a.y144-1to0. lll•Dlll f/1 c1nnett• Hydrotets' m111-c d -=-=---:--'.,______ anta Ana .__._.bl .., __ ·~ .. .._._ ••••. tngmac:Nnes.~abttl-r• •nus. bkcau. Piawl..... l '•arills..,.laf 55FrwyatEdinger ~... ........ ... w• ll'ain. 131-1833 Aeataurant Our cllant °' eo.ta ..... 1Y 10 "*•new dyes from ~~:h~:'s2o-~ T All "" Ealy aoceas c.it for rate ... l IAYI _...OR. «Nb. NCOW!y. for llMIC>it•111•"* 111 IDI manufatUftng company ~,1omer .. -~trrts. ,.',:,!:, qua!' Npt Bch 64~521°: w:!!i,,_ -~.-.... ,.._,. & •650·3&'11• c.~....__ pGlll..cip c:fledla. Saftdae. PlAHT CARE-WTIEXTER FN dining ree18Uf'6'1. "-immedia1• ~ ...-•••··-. ...,.,., .. , .. -...,._ ...-~ ~-Hra. Mon·Fn M'-1240 ~ J*nt• on route. •JCP & mmure AMara Typing 50..-wpm and lit. Aluminum FOfgeCo., 502 DAY BED wMe & t>rau t>anett 11111 new througt\-II' U /L.91 llLI 7'()() am 10 10 pm v.,_. ~ good Reetaur.,t. SC P\au. phor'9 Wont aote 10 E. Allon St . San1a Ana, Manreues trundi. com-out $1250 Tuned & de-EJdnt k>cahon & secunty ._ ______ _ 1111 .. fn drMftO f9COrd. No ue> J.-.. OfPerry~ ttome and a cau.i a1-CA92707(71•15'9-4075 P 1e 1 e s 2 • 5 11vetec1 111•)847-5672 sa11ooat pr1rd 673-227•"" Semilll ••II'~ ...,.. nec.11/tw. «n-G40 . Reetaur moapher• T•mp to EOE mlflv/h •940-8733111' W1r11tu r 3 k-r board MBZ 8" 3000 Xlnt com-'° .,_ .. •••U•Ald ant perm c.11tocs.y ----llilc T1au-1tiee NABERS CADUAC .. BEAUTIFUL SElECTION of la1• model, tow rnllesila Cad•llacl 1n 0ranoe County! See U11C1dayl Ml-11• 2&00 Harbor Btvct COSTA MESA ~ ........ l'"SM l ·IOPS like new. (1LEM311) 11115 ,JOHNSON & so~ L incoln M f'• < ,,, • if,:l'f. "• r-t • Coeu M••• .A " , co;••.,,. Wn 1 _,. Pn•ll• Ill fllllma tor detail. ESTATE Walnut 9-dra-organ w11yn1n•s12er •• r-1 pan1 ~ioiaiMCJ an, •• ,_ -• ••• m...w.. __ P dr.uer cotf .. ta~ end Like new $695 Orum Ml 4 .... J Dri-.-"/J..,. eor<U alsume •ease ... -· a..y .... ApcwOll 3 IWS/dey Wed ---r--, IT Of FIT PERllllEL tabl9 rock1"" Chair Poe-9 pcs s 1•5 HB 962-3553 S4 15 0 s 9 850 11100 ........ --"""".-Sun. _,·AM cw Henry. &75-9930 • ... -•• D 720-,,:,. louEy 5521 • ·ss 'U ... 8 ff _., _.. -...· -·7 tures, mlrrMS 642-4610 ·~· C.... MIS --v"• -· ~ ~7441 .... PM ...... be 0\191" 21 Aeslaurant Piil EJt?efienced cameraman -•c'!"!H9EV!"!!Y~s:-10-B!!!"l_u_er __ 87 p·-m-I aAZa ... I twwe good drWW1g,.. ... ,-.... T Services needed M u st be ellLfTYF...,_ illOfl Oolf du~ ••• wM e Tahoe pac"· ••-,_ ... , 6 cyt au19 1rans.air.PoWW". ccwd. ~ Pe1M1)'M-. 11 rs.I ~aey knowtedgabte in all areas Items tR..nu~ou.s 10 1111 1200 irons 3-thru 9 5 , Too "'uen cun oown? s1ee<1ng, poWier bfailt•. C.M le now KCaP'lnO appa. An H&R 86oc* Company of camera Call for-oitails S25 10 P1tcl'ltng weoge $300 ~-=~~~ 1~_r:_ease ~g O• rie-...e• MBZ a;n Im s1ereo X'ln1 c:ond .-.inLAgunaa.ctl Pn,.-... •lilt/IPPIPll Tt•)--7711 s1r1pp1ng. plating. Put• --__ ,ozrr ----. , m.Je$Sft 750 8!>4-ii4W°~eo:e0~·~1gt'se1«1 'HB Chrysler-P~. Retirement home Oft.oe enwon .. no typng. SECRETARY up and/or typesetting ........ ........_. n, lttne, Electnaicl ,... ...... .. ~ -~., ... n I 842-0631 •4tM-tM51• Mon & T ....... ......... Need faa1. etrict.nt oftloe skills a plus Must be .---·1-•• ~ _._ .•. ues ""'vary from Appty In person Tueaday worker IOf FIT positlOll available to wortc eve-Matreu. bo• spnngs and ... d1at MERCEDES IJL 1-11 lllift 10am-8pm. Will train. Re-tnru Friday t>twn 3-5 w/Laguna Niguel in· mngs. Salary baaed on frarn. Mt S90 675• 18•9 RCA SO in fv Pertec1 pk. ... F~ YM l-111 213 7 1 • 53;.2333 ~ _,.. '; WfQwoeNur9 :=y~-~ llMW, .... ..,. aurance 999ncy Prfr e11penenoe and skills RATIAN l=URNITURE lure S750 Panasonic Air Po-StMftng Auto· !>F•w,near BeacnBlva .. ,. a • Ln • 11 Ptacen1ia Ave .. C.M. eaper w/WP and IBM XG Pteue conlaci Usa or l/ery nice. never used hv· I/HS VCR, all cnnl, hke :i~~2~;:~8c1ond Mr.Isl '"Buena Par~ Factory air tuH l>OweG .-._ Reatauran11 .-1111.Ce11249-8733btwn P1tat(71')642--4321111t 1ngRoom & d i ning n-s200 Motorola Port power steering. ~ Full I P9rt r-OUALITY OONTROL IN-HOUSEWIVES PIT da~. 9.5 Uk for Sl'IH''-Y 291 during the day and S 1200 673-2315 Cetular Pt.one 8500XL 6 .... ~ MtieZ r a d I o ' C a I I • t t e;: bme SPECTIONI MANAGER Noal(p o.k. (71')642-439t9Yetlings --mos old S2•50 obo ........ <1HOB174) .M.teS. 11· 1--f /T for production aall t>oats. FllJUmlT1ID lllllTllY Illy Piii Rattan love seal & cnair E.c1rasi 673-6099 • a&. pp Ill HB Chryster-~; r-Mac Gf'eQOI" Yecttls 7 3 ~ ,.,,,,,_,1a Con-end table lamp PiC1ures 'WI -8"2-0631 ~- For medlclleiol• & tl'Mt-1631 Placentia c M 1 • 1 8rootlhuts1. FV ·~· Flrm needS full )('Int COl'ld All IO< $350 '-'•Sales e.v::;n.~;:. ~w.1---IObed ' . ' SALES ttmeaecretary.5yra•llP . JllW ..,.. •64().5074* _ --FORD 7 • Mercury C8P'\. S,N.F.~ M' •MULD .... ,, RTUll 11.lnt typlng &phonu~ulls. ' °' SOFA n40n qualtty.nMf C.W Ml llu llU --!.':•.:..:• • ~=bJ~.~~a= _,.. _ FIT. lndudaa Pfoepecting, Customer Sarw. ,_,._ Non-amkr. 875-3551 Oesta ..... U UIH uHd. suit wrapped MOVING SALE FUrntt1Ke, ---• a 1 ... , et 675·8259 Make~- .11 .. .... 1etephone & eounter C'" 11 I w .. s 1000 s tools ff-_.._,.."' ' -· I If HI••· Friendly per-~.!_ng~ !~11~~ SECRETAftY1RECEP filil•llf Of1,. sac 250 ' o """' equipmet1t. -•• • •• FORD FIESTA 1978 Y-6-• •548-5585• tonali1y. positive at-t~·.,;·~ .;;;= FIT tor Costa~ Real Aecec>tt0n1St and wmnal Can del 2 13'~2~588 ~ood~=ts":.:-I 1111Glllaa..ll& tow good cond1t1on! ... _...... dluda. front Office ac>-niaana. Order dealt cw Ea1at• offiOe Call Man.. attendant, technician Spanistl ltyte 7 • 3 cabl-SAT /SUN 9-4pm. 1017 _..111.LD* (l._ 111 1111 Runs weffl S800 Goo0 ·--.. -•-a --'"'ill 646--7•3" -~ net cos1 S1700 --'I ""75 ., __ .. ..., I'-' trans 67."' "750 Ron Ill.a, ;; ~ -;,,-~ llmilar experience and ,__, fOf busy large --.-. ... ea111e Dr 760-6550 ··---•-_ orlt'/ T~rt 9am-5pm good t~ menner SERVICE Sta11on Attend-prac11ce FIT Of PIT inc1 ~~ =~= ~~~~: C..u... 1124 9111 ll UYPTI 'll •liiiil 111 c lllm •ES, Pe,;nyuver. 1660 =:,,ec:t·~~·~,_: ;;1:9,,:u1~1 '"Tl=~ :.=-~~exp pref. trgelec dryerS95 a o.-G;:t-/~ snaoe $4200 P\acanu A•. C.M. Control. 696 ~ IOfl CHEVERON USA. WELDERS-vider aota S150. L·stlape SIT 1-J* M' II •ULD Ave , CM 714-S46-5570 2546 E Coal Hwy. CdM ALUM.ISTAINLESS c>elll wl•xec Cflalf S135 JUL,_ It* -U •H•••-' PIT.,...... MllCOme Sa1 Ask tor Lloyd Totten -MacGregor Yac:tits. 1631 962-3553 Etec1 dryer coucn !>41tes Coupe 4 c:yt 4 IOd. PWI' ll'l'lmedl ate opanl nga 1-2 & Mon t--S. inc:k1d9s ••• R9 PIBI• _.,,_ Placentia Cos1a Mela Span11n 11y19 8 bar S3600 P<>5t HOie Auger gas disc brakes AM1FM ~Orangecoun-phor'9 & counter s"'5 ....a.e MacGregor YChtl, 1631 • sell $1100 Designer rot chain saw Remington 11HGW730) S3 195 1y. Looting for dllpen-fr~ offica. wilt train. EJtperlenOed Now hiring. Plaoenha, Costa Mesa _. •1£1111 iron nanging lamps cnrs. game master rifle Rem-111-1122* HB Cnryslet-Plymouth dabla ~....,tr-. .......... p Balboa Island Realty. Teacher end tables. k1tch bar 1ng1on rrtles IBM EAec1 842-063 1 ___... ._., ... ...,,..._ • 1660 '* 67"' '"700 T..., "·a Coas1 n.."' I It d ' porUlbOn to _,,,,. J*1 Placentia Ave c M ~ * .. lllllL ,.., Vf nge -... 1100 s. some costing typewr er an more• • .. :A--•• ----.- time up to 40 Mun pet -· · P1101 is lootllng for an SSOO ea Mii IOI' S65 •a : •-;..-L I ---:-..-. L.....,.. • ..-. IULlltlftlll.D Sales 1UIRFI -rgetlc perlOfl 10 u-HB (Ad1ms/B rkhrst1 •~ _. Ht la• la~ tlMI• cyl 1u10 IK!ory .., _.and nigh1 tNfts..., ••waa Under New Ownerlttlp. W• Full tune 12 ..,.,,..1., units SISt our District Managers 962-3553 1Nl Maple 88droom 6:t ~ power steering am/trn ..,.....,._ -·-•-l'4l9d sales peopi. and ECE needed Monday thru 3 days during 11'1e week. •11-I'--2 cNtSll 2 nightstand• I c:as1ette Must S•• Gl'Mt oppty for sales I*'· cloeen. FONner'ly Allton Friday 7 30 to • pm weellene1s and nohda~. ~ ...... , .. 15 mirror B.cispreads too' ACURA I lHSG97SI S39t5 Pte... contact Ren.. 'ton Olf manager 10 graw Marnie Con1act ChartMI S6/Hr Call 847-5284 .Apphcanl must nave r• ... ·-· S1eam41f 1runks Chairs HB Chryt*·Plymou.tn rii~iiii~iiii; (71')AO-eel3 •l eatabllsned Urm ~noa164S-6015 ----hable car witn vahd CA ---•-:• 1 f ' ~•-•y••• 842-0631 w/S1rong .. !Sting S1aft Tetepnone Sates___ Hv 1• •·••Y Cont tctosl g assware. -ant1QUeS. -•: - ----.. • ~ Local exp tn Newport, .. ILm llcMt MIT .. IT -drivers hcense, proof of $1'0 anywtiere In u S . picture fram9s. l drawing Just tmng us you.r lowest PORSCHE 9 12 Red 1967 LoadeO w/pcywer equip ... -•lllll Coeta Mesa or Hun1· Will 1rain insurances and OMV $170 LA to Haw111· Gooct boards Thu1s-Sat 9.-. bonallde Acura oea1 and Gd eooa Many extras• '2£H,.055) S19 .... a ,,_ ... --pnnt-out tanang pay IS Tht\J 5188 ,,.,, 7332 2915 Broad Street we n beat 1t $4800 c au eves attar ' ..... .. lmmed1a1• p tacetn9nt. ington B•ach nee: ----·-EARN S7 00 ~ hour plus gas -..-__ "•2-9..,...2 Gu•"'•NTEED• .. ,.__._ ....__ & ..,___._ ~ Wiii M on re-227• U-0-..... 81 d c·· II .... , ~ """ .,prn 645-9258 ~ -r.__, ,.. ti 1 & ,._...,.,., v · -a OWl n<ie •AMERICAN Indian items ! , -91 RMlll .-a ..,...,. Poailtiol• .-In .. ru1 ng. raining 646-7445 $400 $ Come'" to apply at wanted'' ·r119. 5 blSkell rau=tie9 •um• -SUBARU 80 GL Wagon oo-o c 1 . So. a., motivating Sand reaume 1000/WK also oriental ~s · -1001 QUAIL ST NB 510d a1c new du1dl. areH E"'ptoyment to •Ad 112. e/o [)My ~ •. • ... .... •(71•) 673-1•67* .... , al 1111 112-Hll 1..-a ~ s 1500 963-9239 .,,.,.,.... ewell Olf pet :;::a· _!2_ ~~ 15&o. ProMuional. fluent Eng--J .-,J-• ---- -...._ ._ -....... 90 --~ ltSl1 only • _..,.. Hiiis •S7/Hr Training -oomm 1111-1•• 1---• ACUM tt2 TftlTl m .._. •. .-...-1 Ce18st-33';i'i:Warn •6AM·12NOOf'I Mon-l=ri ' •• -~ •-0 NEWAND USED BOATS '"~\II~ Coue>9 f.clory air CM:S -1111111 Call Now -S P0111tonS Lefl Ill .... .., If, ~12;"=~7't_~t'111 SERVICE ACCESSOf:llES ?92~ Hart>or Slwd t1FoN151t SH 95 e.: n ,.. .,. HI RE APt for LVICOSTA MESA ............ 12111 UM Boals Wantecs -Top s ... ,, ... HB Chryslet-Plym°"1h JOHNSON & SO"' L incoln M .-rcurw l"e .. ~ ....... ·"\• t:i .. - ( ,:;ete M••• ~ ~.c ....... c:-.:.::: MJ/LA~~!~IGUEL ~~e!,~ .. ~~~;1 ~onOld~~ .~=.~ 1 ~t~~n:;:,~:;"-' ~g?--842 -063 1 :.=.. a,...... throu h c&Hsified sa2-1123 • ••• 205 ~~~P S650 7 1•-s54-6610 ~)I . ..i11Y1Ta• .. ..... ULll i.,..,_., ..... NEWPORT BEACH TEN·....,..... ?Ill URA i:':.°11~~~ --... _..;;, .. _::..;.:;.._== Averao--4lly pay ~ SUS NIS CLUB memt>arStl•P HB Chr)S611'-Ptymoutta 7am-12pm 1194-1357 COMPETENT 2i yw re-$150 -transf9f ,.. ~ s· .... ln,-842-0631 . R=e~d~'. WEEKEND ASSISTANT IMMEDIATE OPENINGS. PART-TIME WEEKENDS -3AM-11AM SAT. SUN & HOLIDAYS. MUST HAVE RELIABLE CAR/TRUCK . VALID DRIVERS LICENSE. CAR INSURANCE & OMV PRINTOUT. $7.00 PER HA. + MILE- AGEkCALL 642-4536 EXT. 205. ASK FOR[ETH. nn.TTEI aponslble Mate ,_., •780-9000• .. ~ ¥ II Jf, (1NREl761 .. SI.US ~t (all field•) ALUMINUM WALKER .,4\.' BM .. 1 ••• HB cnry.--~ Experienced Iyo-setter own car. &39-5787 'AutomattC-Shut oft new 'ft u·· Loaoe<S •lpoww ~ 842-0631 ·' want.O Skilled m martt-1111CJaaMi11 tton. Blac• & Becker Can ~c, I 1CTV9CM) 16."5 up typ.setttng and 536-6316 before Som or ~ •&IOAI IEAICM '12 Plftlllll ... ' pasl•uP a plus Salary =--Ali bf'#n 7 J0..9om Sedan.• c:yt. 5 IPC1 . ......., baaed on expertenee. --------IEIT IEIL pwr steerlng. pwr (dtlCI Must be wilhng 10 wortl 1a1• Uqu1da11on! VIC-S1td 1ng glass d oors · b rks AM/FM Su'"' eY«ungs Please contact torl an sot• & cnairs< 6-7'?'x5' S1Sea, 6-7'> x3 .:. I• 1444 otean P FYD658) S2 GS Lisa or Pat at 171•) Wioker.mtSCchrs&many $10u Ounean Phyfe dln l >tOJAMBOAEEROAD -HB Chrysler-Ptymouth 642-4321 ellt 291 during mor• anttquet 722-9815 Mt $150 557-7361 Dq[fiefd Open 7 deysaWMll All• ..... tic t• 84~1 • • t ne day and p u ) .... Mil WETSUITS • Rlpcuri2M ExtendeCIS«vlceHours ----;'UU-Pliilift1Mliiiiiminii~.::... 642-4399 evenings sllrt stv lull we1su11 Size Marine 7 a m • 10 P m Mon-Frt • •Exoetlerlt company frost tr• w/tocil. M. Gd cond S59 Victory, ---I '° Cosu ~ llllm benefits uprlgh1 atyta $165, Lrg l/es1 $15 969-8031 , HONDA '82 ACCORD•• ~:"~ Hlrt>o• 81,0 Sedan 4 cyhnd•r, 5 ...., .. , ........ CllPac1ty etec. dfY9' S9S Come by and See 1 owner 111n1 oond 60K r,...,. ,...., soeeo air ~ ltfllll· HB--. 962-3553 frM te '" MU: m1 Please eall al11f 5pm ~g;g 1~ 1ng dtsc: bfak• AM/"M MORRIS WANTS A our new & used 848·9418 ' easaette SUP9r clean 1 M •••rn. .,_, Electnc· Boats --t i MJY2061 . S2.etS & A9f;irgei a1ors, M•e. * HOME & FAMILY H9 11 1 MAZDA 626 86 GT turt>o I BUICK · HB Chry.a.r-Plymo'-Oi 645-9701 '* llMl1hy. handaom. 5 yr 2806 Lafayette irl touring seciat1 ioaoed' s • 842..oe31 old neuter.cl mate. or-SC><I 55K m1 1 ownr _ _ -------- MA VT AG waaher & gas dryer. whit•. •.xcellerlt condition S250 fOf pair Of ... ...,.,..,. 642-6949 ano-& wt11te 11bby eat Newport S8995 i'21·1503 1 ES TATE SALE • 78 PONTIAC &OOOSTE ·~ Call A CommlttM Of ----BUICK 2-dr auto 11r 6 rare .clrtlOn HO V-6 & Frtends 85•·9649 or 675-9487 Wtlen.,ou ve io.t ~ c:yl $1'°° f '81 VOLVO loaded. 67K m. 1 ~R 786-7838 ~~edcan wgii S3950 6'1 2-4610 car $6250 721-1503 1 TURN UNNEEDED MERCHANDISE TO . . 1 4.80 ..... '111'11111-........ , ..... ....... _ · For .... you CM adverttM Yf1Alt CW. SM in the Daily Plot. ,.... ... 4 line mkMmum end the price ts the same whether you ecMwttM 1 day Of 3 mys, lt'a a great wsy to tum t"°9e h6dden t,...,,.. tnto c:Mh. we .. ..., olllttl• a• 11 .. •••• ••• ••• ..... tor 11.a 11"9guldeln.-.11 ldWon how to echert•. how to plM. ......... to ............... tor • better .... 111e; mo • ......... 11gn. pnc1199 ltk*--. II........_ on city ~cee Md ...,.lloly ...... You OM purdtMI ,aul' a. ... Ille Kii tar 11.00 -'*" ,.. ...... ,.. ..... : ------------- I "' 18 ' you'll find A NEW WORLD OF ADVENTURE! in the ' s!> ~-· -·~ .... ------ a..,.. COMI DAILY PILOT/ w........_. Apttt e. 1M8 TBS · PAlllLY CIRCUS by Bii Keane IN THE BLEACHERS by Steve Moore "Which one are we gonna see?" MARMADUKE by Brad Anderson "He was very thoughtful. He only ate the topping and left the pie for us." PEAlnJTS HOW CAN >(OU MULTIPLV ~~ 8'( 6 'l's ?! · TMAT'S RIDICULOUS ! TUMBLEWEEDS DRABBLE R08&18R08B WJ..41( S~OULD I LEARN T~AT ? I'll BET IN ALL M'f LIFE I'll NEVER MULTIPLY 't Yz 6V 6 o/B !! t J ' r l GET OUT OF MY FKE. 'OoNT GET 'n.IR HCffS LIP.~.'~ JUST l.OOKIN' ~NO! by Charles M. Schulz W~AT MAKE5 YOU -rn tNK so ? by Tom K. Ryan by Kevin Fagan l n"lNKl~ ~IOtW.l"( ~\\If r----T T~-1. TOO~ BLOOll COUl'fTY J'. FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE SHOE ~ f, Tu£ CAMPAIGN GOING . %No\fef2? ,!1'. l ~"T. M!711 IN FACT, WE.'Re EtJroJ~O ~ ~E 1-1 Ht.e MVM0i;+<? 1}4~ T Jt.Jf,T CAME. IN F~ lUECOA~T -"' " (~~~· JUDGE PARKER INOOENTALL.Y. THE FOOD WAS EXCELLENT, SUSAN! YOU SAID YOU HAON 'T BEEN HERE IN A LONG TIME! WHY':> lUHAi OJOUU> rr ;AK£ roR ME TO RA/oE rw.; GAADE ~ f i OOOKE'sBURY by Garry Trudeau HAVOC OfiO:S IN /lllTH THE CIMl4NY i rrs ~. l4IHA1' {)() YCV : IMIWT M& 70 c:r;r : ' i'G,1- SITT/6HT. 5atUtX7'I .... by Berke Breathed jf!4,0TYP't5: 7H£ /,..ANfJUt6t OF ttf~ ) by Addison by Lynn Johnston by Jeff MacNelly by Harold Le Doux I CAN'T BELIEVE THE TIME! WE'D BETTER eEGOIN6 ... by Tom Batiuk 1 MEAN 8€51DE5 IHA'I ! 0 U R T Y S I' I 1~ I I C l A ~ 0 I (_ I' 1-I I S P I T Y p I I r I I· 1' I ~( i 0 1 I·~·. -=·-·~:. ... L... -& ....... ----~-... -· ... -:-... ) I' .... • .... ---~----·------·---- \ WEDNESDAY, APAIL 6, 1988 Movie food ecenea m•kH • t•tr •ppetlzer tor oac....cs Ann L8nden tell• rNder to NII out of 3-J••r rom•nce.CI Lighter Ineals fancied iri springtime Low-calorie recipes won't sacrifice taste or nutrition You can ca~urethe sprinatime spart ofiQ1tD&lity in the kilebea wiab quality iQIR!dients, such as turkey, artichokes and ripe olives. T oeetber. these foods offer temptinacombinations desipcd for the cook ready for culinary crcati vity. Twt:ey, known as nature'soriainal .. lite" meat. is an appcalinacboice for today's busy cooks because ofits versatility, economy and nutrition. Turuy is hiah in protein but low in fat. c:olories and cholesterol. For the two-person bousebold, a turkey breast is the ideal choice. Californiaanicbokn are a fun and fabulous vqeiablc, one that l$casy to cook and serve. They att · most plentiful March throuah May. Cook them fora low<aloric treat and serve with bottled drcssina at a picnic or tailpte party. Foradistinctiweadditiot110m~fomi1- ripeolivesarea naturaJchoicc.and they att low in calorics-a small or medium one has only four. Foryoursprinctime menu. spotliaht Turkey With Thyme Glaze, a succulent roasted turkey breast served with a.,avy seasoned with thyme and white wine. An interestina vqetable side dish, Artichoke Saute, combincs~hokcs, tomatoes, mushroomsand herbs with a liaht seasoninaofoliveoiland white wine. For another quick and savory side djsh, make Pasta Pronto. which combines pasta. herbs. choj,ped walnuts and olives in a creamy Parmesan cheese sauce. For planned-ovCl'5 the next day, the perfect solution isat band with Festive Mediterranean-style Turkey Salad. Just combine cooked and cubed turkey with sliced CaJifomia ripe olvin, quanered and cooked California baby artichokes plus other vcaetablcs and SQSOninp for an easy main-dish sal.t. TUUEY WITllTBYME GLAZE , .. , ..... lmbJIWeut ~c-...,..n. ...... .w .. Jme ... l'WIDU'J ~ ........... , IJa IC• .. I 1• ,. .. er Z c.,s __,•dlk*a.,... S1etta1ia,11•~ ~ c-.*J*ldtewt.e To roast. preheat oven to 325 dqrccs. Place turkey breast skin-side upon rack in shallow pan. Brush with melted butter if desired. Use a ·meat thermometer to determine done temperatutt. ·I nscn thermometer into thickest pan of the breast being cattful not to toueh the bone. Roast 20 to 2S minutes per pound or until thermometer rqistcn a temperatutt of I 70degrees. Remove turkey brca~t from oven 45 minutes befott projected done time. In small saucepan over low heat, melt marprine. Stir in thyme. salt and pepper. Brush turkey with herb mixtutt. Return to oven and Tum 1--dishdinners into Qlealtime _fiesta ~ish dinners att some of the best busy-day menu mainstays. When these sinaJe--skillet suppen and fast-to-fill ca.sseroles boast the spicy flavon favored by Tex-Mex food fans. they make meaJtjme a fiesta. Panhandle Pork Chops show- casn serapc-bri&ht colors and a rich blend o( lively flavors. The savory stuffina of cilantro. picante sauce.. &Ren onions and cumin flavors the chops from the inside as they simmer to perfection in a spicy rice and vqeiabk mixture. A quck-to-fix casserole that's oven-ready in about 20 minutes. Ranch Style Supper Bake teams pori. potatoes and picante sauce with cheese and vqrtablcs for a true taste ofTeus. Serve it with a selection of ~style toppinp - shtcddcd lettuce. tomato. avocado. sour cream and additional picante sauce -and let everyone pmish their own. PANHANDLE POU CHOPS ,~ ... ~C9t ............ le.,llkate•mee ~ c-. llkell srea ...... wtdl .... '4 mf .... I t .. IHfl- dilJJl• aa.tn ·~ .............. ~ ........... I ...... 1111• -.,..1_.11! ... I•••-...... dilJJI• 1 cm (1'~ w II -.:et) ,. .. ~. ........ ~ ... c.n- ly dilJJI• . 1e., .... .,...ritt.w11ke4 ~ c-. diickea lwedl ~ c:ep di•JJ ed sreea ,epper Cut deep pocket in meaty por- tion ofchops paraJlel to flat surface. Combine 'I> cup of the picante sauce. green onions, If• cup of the cilantro and 1'2 teaspoon of the cumin. Stuff each chop with about •1. of the vcaetablc mixtutt; sccutt with wooden picks. Sprinkle both sides of chops with 1'2 teaspoon of the salt; rub season- ings into meaL Heat oil in 10.inch skillet over mcdiumLbi&h heat: brown chops about 3 minutes on each side. Remove chops; reserve. Pour off all but about l tablespoon of the drippinp. Saute onion in drippinp until tender. Add tomatoes., rice. broth. remaining 11> cvp picante sauce and ttmaining 1/2 teaspoon cumin and salt; mix well. Place chops over rice mixture. bring to -. boil. Reduce heat: cover and sim'!'er 20 minutes. Add sreen pepper. cover and simmer until most of liquid is absorbed, about S minutes. Sprinkle with remaining cilantro and serve with additional picante sauce. Makes 4 servings. llANCll STYLE . IVPPDBA&E ·~"· ......... 1 larp ..a.. di•PJed 1 c .. ve prul, mblced 1 cu (U~ er 11 oaca) ••••••es, ••dralaed ••• ceanelJ di1JJed · ,. c-. pkute l8tlft until fat rises to top and skim off. Add broth to Juices to measure 4 cups. Return lo roasting pan and bring to s1mmeroverlow heat. Stirring to incorporate brown bi ts fro m bottom of pan. Star together cornstarch and wine until smooth. Star into pan d ri ppings 1n roasting pan. St1mng constantly. bnngtoboal overmed ium heat and boil 1 minute. Spoon 4 tablespoons gravy over each serving of sliced turke). Makes 10 to 1 ~servings of turkey and 4 cupsgJau FESTIVEMEDITERRANEAN STYLETURJ[EY SALAD % c9's cooked ud cllbe4 t•rkey a,, c•p sliced Callforala ripe olives • ., up diced Oll.iOll '• up ~lllly sUced ce.lery 1 • cap claoppH parsley I "I te11pooe1 clilGpped fres b tarragon or t._ teaspoon dried · hablnpooe1 mayewiH ? tablespoons tarragon viaegar ...'.) 1 tablespoon lemon J•ice 1 tablespoon olln oil _ 8 baby Califoraia artlcltokes, cooked ud qurtered In a large 00" I. combine all 1ngred1ents. Cover and refngerate-at kast one to two hoursorovemaght before sen ing. Malc:·s 4 senngs .. ARTICHOKE SA UTE 3 medium California artlc~kes Lemonjaice 1 small onlon. sllced 1 clove garlic, mjnced % tablespoons olive oil 1 teaspoon sugar "' 1ea1~ dried tarragon. cnalkd '• cw, ea~ dry •~te wiH ucl water Sall aM pepper 1 cmp sliced mH~m1 1 mediem 1oma&.o, seeded &M cHpped Bend back outer petals ofartachokes unttl the} snap off eas1I~ near base. Edible portion of petals should remain on artichoke hearts. Continue to snap off and d iscard thick petals until ccntraJ core of pale green petals 1s reached Cut ofTstemsand top ~ inches of artichoke« discard. Tram outer dark grttn layer from articho ke bottoms. Cut art1chokC's tn halflengthw1se. Cut out center petals and fuzz~ center. Cut each halfin fourths continue roasting. brushing frequently with herb m ixt.ure until turkey tests done. ··lengthwise. D1por rub nil surfaces with lemon Juice. Sauieomon and prhc in oliveo1l: stir in prepared artichokes. sugar and t:mago n. Add wme and water and cook until an1chokesare tender. salt and pcpperto Remove turkey from pan. Po ur pan drippings from roasting pan into large measuring cup. Let c;ct -/t l tea1peoasaJt a M9ttl froiee dkff wll bre•-4 potaton. &bwe.4 1 ~ Nfl (I oattt) ~reddff c~d..,.~ Opdeu1 1anaillla: ~ leta.ce, clleppe4 tomate, slkff avec:aff, airy ..., cream Brown meat wtth o nion and prtic in 10.anch skillet. dram. Stir in tomatoes. picante sauce. green pepper. cumin and salt. Simmer uncovered 15 minutes or until most of liquid is absorbed. Stir an potatoes and I cup of the ch~se: pour into 11 x 7-anch baking dash.• Bake at 350 degrees for 30 minutes or until heat~ through (Pl--eee LIG1'TSR/C4) -,... Spnnklc with remainma cheese. Let stand 5 minutes befott scrvmg. Garn ash as des a red: cut into squares to serve. Serve with additional p1cantc sauce. Makes 6 servings. •<\t this point. casserole may be co'ered and refnacrated until bak- ing tame. Collection,reflects 50 years of trial, error in.kitchen , ' I This book. which she subtitles an Herb Primer. "is exactly wt\at I was lookina for when I first became interested in herbs." Her arcen thumb produces a small herb prden and after honina her anistic taknt at a few cta.s. she decided to do her own illustra- tions. Combinina thetc talents. she said she would bra.k off an herb mpril and make a life..sizc pen and ink drawiaa of it. ~. are 12 full-.,. drawinp in the spiral-bound book. conwn-llll 274 rmpa. But me anvsual relibft it a small plmtic pkUt. ... widl die herb. that it •pied ........ De 6-t of tM book IS devoted to•..._..~ •tr•bowto ............. your owa ... oill .. wll 0 L ............. 11'1 ..... ;Al'Jhlr ol Mrntwl.t: ,_.,. C9lioeL ... ii. wt. ol~ - as a second language -Laubach Literacy. which rtte1ves a ponion ofhtr book proceeds. The rook book sells for S 12. 95 and can be purchased at Gelson·s markets or by ordenna from Meadowlark Publications. 177 Mira del Ocstc. San Oemente 92672. Herc arc samples from her book. • 1 larp lltead Bestee lethK'e 3~11•e4egs.1~ ....... red ...... lked Z ....... lematen, NI ta WHps I .,_. ,.,,er, c.& ta 1trlfl '......, filleta,.,..... Z'7~c.M~.._ "' Ctlf .. tied rife~ Mix first se'en 1nsrcd1ents for dttssi.na. Cook new potatoes 1n boalina water and saJL Also rook fresh l!'tt" beans. A~DF lettutt around lafllC platter with flaked tuna an C'eDlef and veartablcs surroundina n. Top wtth drcnina. \ 1 cu c1a•eMM cram ef diida ... Z"la. .. 1.,1_ ........ ..._ 1 teble.,11• di1JJed ,...., 1 tea.,... salt .,.,~ ........ ,.. ~ ....... eelerJ OUet 1 "' C11f9 water 1 t,\ C9fl lllate Nee " ............. Roll chacke-n tn tlou.r. Sault in butter until aoldcn brown. Mi• soup. onion and 1Ca10n1np ia llucq:JU. Graduany stir m water. Brins to ball, sturi.., COftllandy. Pow-·~ nC'e. f'illat ftom the box, in10 a shal1ow 2~un caecroko. Sur all c~ ~ IOUP muun "''° rice. Top _.... ctuckm: pcNr on 1en11·U. 10Uf m11tuft.. Co~. Biiie lO--•• l '' dctr'ea or uatil c:Mi*• " ~.Sprinkle wtdt; o rib.~ \'04. "' • '. ; • .· Sn&ppysauce adds pizazz to light ftSh In laalr ifs called Filetto di Sotliola a Pomodoro, Filkt of Sole in Tomato Sauce, but the recipe translates into a delkious, health- ful, colorful and quick dish. Rolled lllOWY white fillets of sole are limmered in a contrastina spicy tomato •uce conveniently mad(. with thick and rich tomato paste. It is acccnled with arren peppen, zucchini, eaPlant and mushrooms and leaSOned to perfection with parsley, bail and garlic. THE BEST COUPON OFFER ' IN ·TOWNI DITAIL$ IN STOM The combination adds up to an eal)'. entree fit for a dinner party wbaleaddinaoaly lOOralories. little fat and cholesterol to the meal. Busy coolts will be hl\PPY to know that, from fish market to tabletop, the meal can be prepared in less than 60 minutes. And, all the preparation for the entree can be dpne in the same tarv skillet. While the fish simmers, cook wide noodles or other pasta to serve the dish over. And while a loaf of bread warms in the oven, toss a bis, crisp salad to accompany a meal that translates into .. presto" and perfect in any language. FILLE1TO DI SOGUOLA AL POMODORO Ya cap Waly tUced oaioa 1 enttlled prlle clove ! tablnpooa1 oUve oU WE ACCEPT COUPONS FROM OTHER SUPERMARKOS Pl:U~UNCIMlTED DOUBLES ! ctaps ( Ya ,._..) peeled cabed egplut 1 Ya cu,. 1lke4 mmsU.Om1 REGULAR ~HOT 12-0t Center Cut Or I ·lb. Shced OSCAR MA YER BACON ......... EA. 2.19 r ~-OZ 1.09 6-P~ Reg. Or Diet RC. DIET RITE OR SUNK I ST... ..... . 1.69 LO•DO• BROIL BONELESS, THICK CUT •EF ROUND 67 llMMY•Mll .......... llOLL . PO•K LOIN 8AGC .... _ ';~°c,~· IA. 1.79 O::~~D La. 2.69 Boke, Broil or Fry 2 98 FRESH SKINNED ASTORIA REX SOLE ........................ LB. • c: I • ( J.: I --~' PBILL'S SOUP 10.75-0UNCE CAN LIMIT 6 $~. F 0 R --···-SALA ......... LA.Im 0 LAK-U \u~-::_7~·~ llUTTa -$.:--' l·lB REG 2 29 .LITE VARIETIES 8-0 Z. .99 ...... , ~ · UNSALTED • Oriental Noodle Soup • t RAM EN SUPREME ........................... .6 C: I I 4 -Ounce Assorted CHRIS & PITTS BBQ SAUCE ................ • M RID DILICIOUS ~WASHINGTON EXTRA FANCY APPLES c 80llFllSS llUllltHAST BEEF ROUND L& 1.89 Smoked. Beef Of Polish WILSON SAUSAGE .................. LB 2.19 1 cap Ya .fad pieces sren • l % caps ( 14 Ya-once CU) peeled wllole tomatoes ud juee 1 ~pwater ~ cap (1-ouee cu) tomato paste ~ cap aipped frnll panley or ! Ya tea1poou dried panley 1 tablnpooa salpgd fl'ed basil or ~ tea1poo11 dried basil • Ya tealpooll salt 11& teaspeoa pepper 1 Ya poad1 flUet of sole 1 Ya caps llleed 111ttllhli Cooked pasta Sautc onion and garlic in oil in 12-inch skillet. Add cgplant. mushrooms, green pepper, tomatoes and juice, water, tomato paste, panlcy, basil, salt and pep- per. Cover and simmer I 0 minutes. stirring occasionally. Roll up sole filkts; place in skillet, pushing down into tomato mixture. Cover: simmer 20 minutes. Add zucchini to skillet. Simmer I 0 to 15 minutes or until sole and zucchini arc cooked. Serves 6. Zinfandel ~r~ef reshing, lighter wine 22-0Z. .99 6-Pock. Reg. Or Diet • PEPSI, SLICE OR MT. DEW .............. 1.M By MlltE DUNNE MICls ... t.._ ...... It's spring. it's warm. it's sunny, ifs the time of year when our thirst - in wine turns to things light. cool. crisp and fresh with fruit. All of which would seem to araue against a zinfandcl with dinner tonight, especially an Amador-style zinfandel. By Amador-style zinfandel we mean zinfandel inky, husky, tannic. alcoholic, dense with plums and berries. tobacco and chocolate. spice and -dust. Not long ago you needed a turbo-charged prbagc disposal for a palate to get through them. That's a mean cxagcration, of course, but even people who adored them had to admit that they were the monsters of the midway, big old oafs with more brawn than guile. That began changing about a decade ago when the winemakers of the Sierra foothills recognized that · the American palate wanted its wines li&htcr, fresher and more refined. Americans wanted zin- fandcl that could go with food other than a grizzly that was still alive, so s-t. Rope PINEAPPLE 6-lnch Pot 3 99 that's what the wincmakcn of the • . . ................... LA .• ~9 FLOWERING KALANCHOE ............................................ EA. e :t'.!:S? AVOCADOS ....................... EA .• 19 ~~~~.Lode have b(-cn t.rying to u•••• .... •••..• c ............... .-) ,.---(j·~·~·~~·~~~~~~~)---,fn~ne of them i teolrSobOn. ·~·LUCKY·- 11.oz BOTTLES 1a.2e49 r majordomo of Shenandoah NII ••ay 1•11 Vineyards in the Shenandoah Val- • •AJN -~...-_.. • -Icy of Amador County. .. ~--• • le CT e WINS Sobon likes his wines ripe and REG. ~ I zinfandcl. produced with fruit off lemon Flavored I 75-loter KARASOV VODKA 1.S-llter Blush. Golden ex ................ 6.M .FRESH La. 29 scon 2 9 hefty. especially his special reserve UNSCENTED • some of the valley's older, lowcr- 24.S.Ounce Rice Vinegar ....,Ail* 10-Count yicldinc vines. MITSUKAN SU ............................................... I.ff TjWPAX TAMPONS ......... : ............................... " wi~? sfi~til~llo~r~:S r:cn ~~ ALMADEN MOUNTAIN CHABLIS .................... 2.M 3.2-0unce, Noodlft In Sowl I ._ .S-Ounce M fi rred fi MARUCHAN KITSUNE UDON. .. .................... ......, MURINE CLEAR EYES ...................................... 1. ~re e . a · hew .~rs qo, and aermenuna t e JUtce at cooler 1.79 I • I 16 OSCAllllAY• .......... . MEAT 1.49 Ott IHF 16-0unce All Vor ... i" ROJOS FRESH SALSA ................... I .a9 Mon•ey Jack. ~ Of DAKOTA FARMS CHEQOAR ....... La.1.59 ; a.a•••• ~ICKlB 32.oz • WHOU °" HAlVts 1.49 ·i temperatures. he's bttn hopina to retain the fleshy herrinea of Amador zinfandel whi1e temperina its hanh tannins and heady alcohol . With the l 98S Sbenandoab Vineyards Special ReterVe Am9dor County. zinfandel ($7.SO), he's come has clolest yet to makina a foothiU zinfoclel that is at once ripe, rich and full-bodied ~ only ~tcly ta~~ . matins It drinkable an this lifetnne. even in the sprintlime. It's 1tiU IOI dauntina alcohol - 14.6 percent -yet on the palate the fire ii well melbd by ftnD .adity! ripe hitinm end • IOUda 01 nlliduml . I•• =:f" ..u.aorodlerrecentfY reln11d rem we ziallndell it allo ............. -. ,.. ib 1111 nive thlitiw. livet,....,. ...s line• rills Im put it., ........ ol ....... ...=.:a .-:-:.. ~ ~ om•Htld• llr die ..... -L"'\::k'lr:" ..... ~11111 IJV''b--=~-.... n'iz.• awl lg .... ...... ---··II· Wrwldl••a• ...... .. Swiss Muesli a tasty meal-in-one American. Cancer Society's provide a nutnt1ous comb1nauon cookbook will show you how to of fiber. vitamins and calcium. prepare and eat a healthful break-In the Amencan Cancer Society's fast , n<? matter what your time · vers10n. sweet chcW) prunes be- constramts. stow a taste and textural counter- Many of the recipes can be made point to the tan )'ogurt. softened in minutes, or they can be prepared cereals and crunchy nuts. ahead and kept on hand conve-The muesli is stored 1n the nicntly. refrigerat~rovcm1ght nnd served in An example is the Swiss Fruit t~e morning topped with fresh fruit. Muesli, a tasty meal-in..one that is Since It kttps fo r four to five .days. as good fo r you as it i~ good to cat. you can make It at the beginning of Muesli, the Swiss national break-the week a.nd breakfa<1t worry-free fast dish. is quickly ga ining popu-through Fnd.ay. bulgur) In addition. pri.ines provide a nch. swtt1 flavor' and contain other 'itamans and min- erals such as iron. They have no cholesterol and almost no sodium This rcc1pc 1s from .. The Ameri - can ,Cancer Soc1et)' Cookbook:· b) Anne L1ndsa). an cono;ulat1on wnh Diane J. Fank. M. [). copynght 1988 by Ann Landsa). It 1s publish- ed b> Hearst Books. SWISS FRUIT MUESLI •,., cup soft wlaut kerMll or •, cup cracked wlaeat bel&•r• '" c11p rolled oats •• e., ~ ... ,4 walHtl t n,. low-fat yeprt •r milk Fttt.11 fnlt (1lift4 pea~ pear, 11rawberries, baaaaa, a,,ae or lff4Jeu re4 •r 1rtta &r•Pff I Hoeey or maple synp top- tional) In bo-.1 combine ,.heat kernels. rolled oat~. prunes. alnut and ~ogurt or mill Stir 1nt1I m1>.ed ( O\l'r and rl'fngrrnt~· o'cm1ght Top .. 1th fresh fruit and or hont'' before ~n 1ng. \.1aker, 4 ser' 1ngs. · •Pour '.cup boiling ,.ater o'er I Orange Coast DAILY PllOT tw.Snes.ci.y. April 6. 1988 CS larity in the U.S. ns an easy. In the Swiss Fruit \.1uesh. fiber healthful breakfast option. Its main can be fo und an the prunes. the components. fruit, oats and milk. rolled oats and wheat kernels (or "'J cup claopped prunes bulgur. Let '\tand hour before L m1 mg .. 1lh other 1ngred1ents _ ___:;;; Perrier is nowpasse; Diet· Coke new in drink McClatclly News Mrvlce Hollyw0044 has a new .. in " drink. I At cocktail parties and prem1eresall O\'er the area and throughout the film industry. Pernerhasgiven way to Diet Coke as the drink of choice. according to a rcpon in the New York Tirµcs. Charle5 Powell. scrretary of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. said the 'iwitch in the last few months is undeniable; he's been lifting _glasses of Diet Coke at scores of industry panics each month. So popular is the ~oft dnnk an Hollywood circles that Powell said he 1s on the verge of ordering it for the Govern ors' Ball. the'gala that will follow the awarding of the Oscars. He is chairman of the ball committee. Darlene Miller. whose com pan~. Savoir Faire, cater<."d premiere panics for the films .. , egal Eagles" ;~/Id .. The Secret of My Success." 1 said she thi nks th is rreference 1s I firml y es tablished . .. For a pany of 100 people. I'll I order four cases of D1<."t Coke no"' I and only one case of Perrie r:· I Because nearlr cverynne 1n Holl~· wood 1s wat ching his "'eight. Miller I said guests rarely ask for non-diet sodas. period. To document the trend from Perrier. wiih no calones. to Diet Coke. \\Ith less than nnc calone. 1s easier than expla1n1ng 1t lentatt e eitplanations ma) onl ~ confuse the issue. Some people theonzc: that 111s the effect of increasing numbers ot young execuuvcs and produ er~ wh o were weaned on sQft dnnks and see Pem~r as punishment to > uppies for their nse tf1 pos111ons of power (Miller noted that guests often ask for their Diet Coke v.nh a t\\ISt of lemon. giv ing some credence to that theof\ ). Thc diet soft drink a'iso supplies a JOit of caffe,ne-46 milligrams in a 12-ounce can -for young C\- ecutives who drink le"c; coffee tha n , their predecessors. Diet Coke's popul:mty 1s also I attributed to its sudden v1sib1ht~ after Columbia Picturrc; was bought b) the Coca-Cola Co. in 1982. Onl) Coca-Cola products are sold at Columbia parties. but caterers said that other soft drinks dn not seem to be in demand even at ran1es where the) are served.\ Hollywood 1s .big on 1m1tat1on. and some people ma) j ust be following the example of Jeffre) Ka tzenberg. the chairman of Walt Disney Pictures. whn dnnks 12 cans of Diet Co.kc a dn~. Pick best foods for good health Better Homn ud Gardea• The calories in fa t count up fast because there are twic<' as many in a gram of fat as in a gram of protein or carbohydrate. Besides its effect on weight con- trol. high fat consumption also increases the risk of heart disease. In each of these food pairs. see if you ~n pick the light. low-fat choice. I. Turkey sandwich or chefs salad? A chefs salad with cheese. ham. turkey and half an ~ dolloped with blue cheese dres\ana has '100 calories and 58 pams of fat. For less than half the calories and IOperccnt of the fat you can hnvc a turkey sandwich "18de with two slices of whole wheat b11e1d, lettuce and tomato. 2. Lasqnaorspqhctti with meat sauce? Make your choice spqhetti with meat sauce. It has 25 ,,erc:ent fewer calo~es and JO percent leu fat Much of the fat in laSRana is in the cheae. ). Sinale bu,.er or fi~ sandwich~ Fish has~ calories~ ou~ than beef: but a sandWlCh made with deet>tiied. breaded fish~ tains 70 percmt ~ t'8k>ries than a sinalc hamburttt and twice as much fat 4. Blueberry muffin or bllrf with jell ? -!& bleel con1ain1 as many caloriesp4s the mub no fat. •••-F•/C4) • No Games ... No Gimmicks ... Everybody Wins With Stater B~os . Low, Low Prices 'PPR())' l·LB P><G SOUTHERN JUMBO PACK . 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' ' --' __ " --' _ _._ ---·~-l • ··., •• •• • ·~ • • ... f3=aun tifulfruit crop yields berry glamorous desserts For food lovcn.. sprina is not a Strawberry Cookie Pie, for cum-Briaht red bits of stra~ are rcaJity until the sweet frapnce and pie, calls for a simple but whirled throuah<>ut. craun;a a .b red-ripe color of fresh strawberries scrumptious chocolate crust, usina tivc confetti texture. The hiabliaht briahtcn supermarket prodµce crushed chocolate wafers. f.a of this prctentation is a brilliant counters. whites and aclatin beaten to airy crown of the biaett. .briahtat and Available in abundant supply li&htness and folded into whipped juiciest berries. The rnuJt -spec- from now until fall . California cream make a tall, froth fillina. tacular dessert. so colorful, liaht strawberries are beina harvested and Ouffy that your auests won't be daily and shipped to markets across Strawberries arc colorful, de-able to refuse. the country. This means quality licious and elegant all by them-When purchasina strawberries. and quantity arc at a reak, provid-selves so it doesn't require much look for bript red fruit and fresh ing plenty of inccntiv(' to try some fussing to tum them into glamorous lf'CCn caps as strawberries ~ not new strawberry dessert ideas. desserts. ripen after pickin&-For maxamum ~~---------------------------------------------""------~-----=::....;....------------------------------------------------.flavor and appearance. rcffilerate your pUrchase immediately; ~tJy rinse with caps still attached, JUst before you're ready to use. USDA Insp.-Golden Porterhouse or T-Bone Steak feef Loin per lb. 2'Gfor-~~~===a Fryer Legs or ~~ticks .69 i pack-MinflPita~.a. ,.... ~ 49 :: I .. . . . ·: ~Onish l>rop-Ins ........ a... r. ... • 48 ltr. -Pepsi · or Fresh ·111mbo Size ·~·l lb.pq Umit4 Slice Allorted Vmteu .. each bU. Oriental Chef Salad !?!!.~3 5 ... .,.. I I ~chokes 1 Ramen Supreme O~ental 11 Noodles Aaod94V-..... I 3oa. .. g . 48 oz.-Tree Top ~ple Juice 1 8 2 l GaUon-Ralpbs ~ .37 011111•11 ' Blue Bell Potat ~~-69 7 oa. bag I Ralphs Frozen ~~~es 26 9 OL bolt.,___ --· - ...... 12Pact 229 Schaefer ~!. co:. ... a...-.. a..~ .. o.e..r. ~...,.._, ....... u.a• Prices effective April 7 thru April 13, 1988 at all Ralphs and GIAMI Stores. --..-= == J , ... .:z.-== • .,... .... .,.__ ......... _.........,., ... _____ _ ' I STRAWBERRY COOUE PIE CMcetaae enm• era1 <redfe follows) t avea.,a aRavore4 platm "" cep C.W water t plat Nlkell fred Callfenla strawberries. 1aemme4 1 &aMe1p11• lem• Jmke 'i'I Ctlf 1qar tea willies 1 cep wlUPIUI cream Pre-pare ChocolatcC'run\b Crust; set aside. In small saucepan soften gelatin in water about 3 minutes. Reserve 12 whole strawberries for pmish. With electric blender or food processor puree rcmainina straw- berries until slightly chunky. Transfer to large bowl; stir in lemon · juice. . Add supr to gelatin mixture; cook over medium heat, stirrina constantly, until gelatin dissolves and mixture is clear. Do not boil. Cool 5 minutes; mix into pureed strawberries. Chill, stirrina oc- casionally, until mixture mounds sJi&htly when dropped from a spoon. • In bowl beat egg whites until stiff but not dry. Fold strawberry mix- ture foto egg whites . .Beat whippina cream until soft peaks form. With rubber spatula. fold gently into ea whites. Beat whipping cream until soft peaks form. With rubber spatula. fold gently into strawberry mixture until white streaks disap- pear. Mound into prepared pie shell. Garnish with reserved straw- berries. Chill until set, about 2 hours. Makes 6 to 8 St'Mnp. ClteceJaae Cnm• Crnt: Place 7 ounces chocolate coo 1c wa ers in electric blender or food processor container: process to make crumbs (make I 1h cups). In bowl mix crumbs and 1h cup melted butter. Press firmly onto bottom of9-inch pie pan. Bake in 35Ckl~ oven • 10 minutes. Cool.· • LIGHTER-••• From Cl taste. Stir in mushrooms and cook until mushrooms arc tender. Stir in tomato: cook until tomato is thoroughly heated. Makes 4 ser- vings. PASTA PRONTO S1reea ...... ,dlep,e~ 1 cleve prlk,-*" · t ~ ellft er •ese&aMe oll ,,_ C9lt .. .,, a.ID t &a'-ln,...1 ead fren ~1,.e• MIU ... panleJ w l lealfH• eada Vfe4 MIU ... panley 1 ce, .. UM Califenla rife elivn.w~ "" C9',...., "'''ell ....... Salt ... ...,er I ewes .,.._. pula, feu.c- ctae .. .,.peua, ~ .. ~ e., ,,..,_.lff.....,.... clleete. Sautc onions and prlic in oil until tender. add cream, basil and parsley. Brina to boil; heat about 3 minutes or until liquid is sliahtJy reduced. Stir in olives and nuts; salt and pepper to taste. Add pasta and chcne; toss until thoroQlhly combined. Serve im- mediately with additional cheele. if desired. Makes 4 servinp. .. CHOICES ••• PremCS The calorics in a baeef come from carbohydrates rather than fat S. OatmcalcookieorllrUOla bar? Go for the cookie. It lm Withe calories and 60 pen:at lell fat dmn the panola bar. ~ they are touted as bcahhftal aad na...a, ~nola ban contain lafl! amounts of supr and fat "' 6. Broccoli with dwae auce or ~table medley CODtaWna·broc- Broccoli ii • belltlaful fDod. low in calories 8DC1 ~ in vi••i• A and Cud fiber. lilbrmtfW .... C'..edd~A m:::::.= basdle..-Y91eatol2' ..... lol fat. •ocColi ...-. or a111 •Ill• 1MCeorwaf ... ..._ca•'bill1 boas ol llroadl ...... .... Nbla ii ....... ... T \ Ot9n09 CoeM DAIL V PILOT /Wedneld9y. Apttl I. 1111 Food scenes give Oscar something new to ~hew on ·:r~ · . . a1 MADP,.. DAVIDION .. -...... Dear Amdemy ofMotiop Picture Scicncel: I wu IWins at a picture of Otcar the olber day when -bona. IOrt of like tbe enaption of Los Aneeles in .. Earthquake" -I wa.s struck. I know what:• wrona with that tall, bronzed, an deco statue you folks hand out once a vear for swell (and sometimes not .0 swell) works an the movies? Raldy? ~is SW'Ved. Glamorous, yes. cottaee on the banks of the Thames. GranClpa ~ his esphell with the same1U-tempered austo that he miaht have med on 1 Nazi had he been able to JCt his hands on one. BEST PERFORMANCE BY A LUNCH: .. The Last Emperor." - Certainly ex.hibiti~ the most im- orcuive service, th11 many-coune lunch was served to the tcen-qed emperor and his British tutor. BEST PERFORMANCE BY A DINNER ••Moonstruck." With her inherent comic qullities show- ing, Cher tells her fiance-to-be, Danny Aiello, that he \houldn't &Ct on an airplane after tatina fish. At l0,000 feet in the middle of the ni&ht. the fisb'll make you miser- able, she says. ''Have the mani- coltl," she advises. We aet but a flcetin& look at the pastry can, since Danny eschews dcssen for propos- i'\marriaae to Cher. EST SUPPORTING PER- FORMANCE BY A DINNER: ••Hope and Glory." The movie dad. home on leave from his Army bue, takes a tin of confiscated German .@m to his wife and three children. The mum is tom between not catin& it c•it could be pol!\Oned") and wolfin& it down, Stnce j1m is obviously on the non-cxsistent list in Enaland. BEST PERFORMANCE BY A COCKTAIL PARTY: ··Broadcast News." How about two cocktail panies? BEST DRAMA TIC MEAL: "fatal Attraction." Glenn Oose takes Michael Dou&las home with her for pasta dinnrr and other activities. On that mr al hangs the fatal attraction. BEST COMEDY MEAL: "Moonstruck." O ver plates of meat. vegetables and potatoes the extended Italian family -aunts and uncles and arandpa and pand- pa 's five dop -discuss love and the moon. As &rand pa sneaks his plate to the dop pantin& behind the wooden slat gate into the hallway, his daughter-in-law says. ·•1f you feed those dogs once more from m~ table, rn rip your hean out .. Grandpa sits down. WORST PERFORMANCE BY ANY DISH: "fatal Attraction." That boiling pot of domesticated creature. · BEST PERFORMANCE BY AN INGREDIENT: "Hope and Glory." Grandpa demanded t1* Bill ao catch a fish; Bill and bis li11er showed up with hundreds of fisb that he found lyina about in 1 cordoned-off pool on the Thames. BEST SET DECOR,.\TION FOR A MEAL: "The Last Emperor." The sclS, the opulence and scope ef the film epitomize th<" muim. •'lt was a _feast for the eyes." H U NGR IE ST PER- FORMANCE: .. Moonstruck." Grandpa·s five dogs. Distinpished, you bet. But under- neath the~oss,thepoorauylooks ,~-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------~ buftlO'. And herein may roost some of the intrinsic complaints about the Oscar awards that you hear every year. ''Borina. .. •• Predictable .•• "Over~itzed." · What Oscar deserves is• good diet -of new catqories. Take food. for anstance. Oscar and Oscar-watcben need fewer shon subjects and more linguine (like that made by Felix and thrown at the wall by another Oscar in "The Odd Couple"). When you think about it, hardly a reel rolls by without a major or, at least a supponing, role for food. Food feeds the imagination as well as the stomach. Remember tlfe dinner scene in "Tom Jones .. ? It didn't take a lot of creative pay matter to figure out what Tom and the ladv had in mind while they were anawi ng on grilled p~easant and slurping up fresh pear JUICCS. Food moves the plot alona. Without the occasion of the Wilkes' barbecue at Twelve Oaks in "Gone With the Wind, .. Scarlett might never have met Rhett Butler. Who could. ever forget \he ul- timate consumer, "Jaws." Or the ultimate horror banqutt served by the villain in "Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom ... Wasn't the appetizer cream of eye-of-newt? It was eye-of-something. Fried taran- tulas were on the menu somewhere. Produce a picture about Italians . and one of the set d~oratfons is bound to be sl>&&hetti. If Mama Corlcone ever fixed a pot roast for supper, movie-socn never wit- nessed it in ~The Godfather." My favorite spqhrtti scene ap- pean in a non-Italian movie, "The Apanment... st&ning 'ack Lem- mon and Shirley Maclaine. In his _zcallo make dinner.for Shirley. wllil_ has tried to swallow a lethal dose of sleepin.a pills over a doomed affair with Fred MacMurray. Jack boiled the pasta and. not findinaa strainer, pabs . his tennis racquet as a subititute colander. . . If you can remember any other frame in "five Easy Pieces" besides the chicken-salad sandwich scene ('·Hold the chicken, hold the mayo. bold the lettuce and hold the whole thin& between your knees,.. said Jack Nicholson). you're a better man than I am "Gunp Din," a popular ·30s epic that must have teemed with curry suppen as well as murderous East Indians. And you can hardly forset break- fast as cooked (and burned) by Mister for Sus with Celie lookina on from her rockin& chair in "The Color.Purple." Or Paul Newman's choice of hanaover-bttakfast in the ··verdict." (A raw cg-he drank it riaht down.) Action often &ets advanced by dinner. Check out the Caiun barbecue feast in the .. The lJig Easf' or the spanan dinnen ex- penenced by "Oliver" or the monasteo" dinners when the sood monks and the hlld monks brought their suspicions as well as their spanan appetites to supper in ••The Nameoftbe Rote." Think about the ptn0naJ traits that were revealed when adorable [)aryUfannah biLinto_Llobs&cr. shell and all, in ~plash" or when the si&ht of a lobster almost sent Diane Keaton into omit in ··Annie Hall.'' So, ta-da, dear Academy of Motion Picture ScienC"CS: Here they come. the fmt Eats A wards. The crominees have been limited to thOIC placed on the table for best oicture in 1988: .. ero.dc:ast News," r.Fatal Attraction.·• .. Hope and Glory," "The Last Emperor" and .. Moonstruclk" MOST DELICIOUS PICTURE: "Moonstruck." Food must have been the pecifien for die entire cast. The Castorini bity mcmben could bardl)' spit out a line without fillina their liKies. Two m¥x" 1CeDe1. one with Cher and her intended and one with Olflll~ Dukakis and die ....... um~ty profalor, take plllce over dianer i• Gnnd T~ die dlllic 1111ian res1aurant in the Irma. Tine more cmntial en- CCMIMlll'I oa:ur o"'° meals at a.er's b~ bomC. And there's not a b9d mml ID die bmcla. IEST PERR>DtANCE BY A BllEAK.FAST DISH: .. Mooe· ...... '"Wllowoulda"I ..... ..,..., die dlly widl • llice ~ ... .. brtldtiediaam1et••• ti I ~iaaldeiadle•it•tGr •llllldma wnctolwwwr111ll --IP s;pen •ti .. tbr ~ .-....... , .......... -~....-..... IEST SUPPORTING PEil· PODIANCE IY A IUAkFAST DISH: .. .._ ... GlorJ." Oii 1d wMlal••·tma • ... =·,,·Clllll .............. " _ ...... llld)- ........ s n1to6e .... ._.,......_ .. w ... w.n in a SALE TODAY THAU SAT . 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The founh child wanted to move in with me until he could find a job. He is 24, lives with his mother and is a drug dealer. When they eall my-house-looking for their father, the opening sentence is, "I want to talk to my old man." Never a "hello" or "how are you?" It's as if they don't even know me. 1 have been going with this man for three years. and putting off marriage for at least two. Larry lives in a trailer that belongs to a friend. It is on his friend's land. directly ac-ross th·e road nusday, April 7 ARIES (March 21 -April 19): Puzzle pieces fall into place, family mem- ber talks about aspirations. travel. ideals. romance. s You'll receive news YDNEY that considerably brightens financial 0MAll prospects. Cancer na ti v e figu res llllllllllllllllllllllll prom inently. TAUR US (April 20..May 20): Focus on versatility. -popularit}. greater awareness of appec.rance. body image. Dig <:ieep for ir.formati0n. check legal documen'ts relating to propeny. finances affecting relatives. J iemini in- volved. GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Be aware of details. read between lines. be positive concerning legal rights. permissions. Protect as"Cts and reputation. Know when and where to ''draw the line." Message becomes crystal- clear. · CANCER (June 21-July 22): Analyze character. be aware of moti¥es. protect self in emotional clinches. Someone is not beinf entirely truthful where basic issues. employment enter p1crnre. Vi rgo. Sagittarius play roles. LEO (Jul y 23-Aug. 22): Spotlight on beauty. romance. flowers. music. entertainment. ·Personal magnetism is heiettten<'d. mem bers of opposite sex are drawn to you. Basic cha nge occurs on home front to your advantage. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Look beyond the immediate. spotlight on real estate. sale or purchase of propen{. You could be invol ved wi th sea journey. Long- distance communication verifies views. Pisces plays paramount role. LI.BRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Relati ve who is sincere could also be misinformed. Check smalJ print. be aware of deadline, know when payments are due. Love rela- tionship intensifies. Cancer, Capricorn figure promi- nently. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): You'll ~t added recognition and more money. You'll a lso be relieved of burden that was not your own to carry in first place. Let go of losing proposition . .\ries. Libra people figure promi· nently. · SAGmARIVS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21 ): Emphasize pion- eering spirit. courage. wi llingness to take risks in order to achieve goal. You 'II encounter dynamic, creative persons who express appreciati0n for your talents. Leo featured. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Gather information. be analytical. realize } ou could be on brink of hitting financial jackpot. Focu~ on family. home. basic security. ability to deal successfull y with public. Aquarius featuttd. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20.Feb. 18): Diversify. keep options open. outli ne gnals. Many of your wishes can be fulfilled if you express determination. confidence. Career. busi ness advance highlightt'd. Gemini. Sagittarius play roles. ·P~ (Feb. 19-March 20): Be willing to remodel. review. to tear do)Yn for ultimate purpose of rebuilding on more suitable base. Higher-up takes note of youretTons. IS willing to promote or n-ward. Scorpio in picture. . IF M>RIL 7 IS YOUR BIRTHDAY curttnt c-.cle highliJhts .independence. originaJity. fresh start in new direction and, perhaps. a "new love." You are spiritual. seek perfection. can be your own most severe critic. You are dynamic. stubborn. adventurous and have courage of convictions. Pisces. Virgo people play imP.Ortant roles ifl your life. Travel indicated for Apnl along with ·'flination" that could develop into something serious. Jul} will be profitable. memorable for you in 1988. Stanford was just horsing around Leland Stanford once said .... , h~ve so planned that long after I shall have cr u mbl e d i nto dust the .... establishment founded by me at Palo Alto shall endurt'" He wasn't talking about Stanford Universit}'. but about his horse farm . now gone. Q. What does the traditional woman of I nd1a wear under her san? A. -\son ofvest that doesn't cover the waist. And a long half-slip that ti~s with drawstnngs. Remarkable co~ tu me. the san. Takes 6.000 silkworms to make one. LI. Bo YD Q. What ki nd of cars does the fictional secret agent James Bond dnve? A. An Aston Manm 084 and a Lotus Esprit. No specific star 1n the U.S. flag represents any specific state. Q. In 1970. grocery stores sold 70 ki nds of fruits and vegetables. Now. they sell about 200. T<' what do the experts credit this huge increase in variety':' A. Immigration. Homemade lipstick recipe in Dolley Madison's day: "Oil of sweet almonds. 2 ozs. Pure olive oil, 6 oz. Spermaceti. 1.5 oz. White wax. I oz. C'olor with cannme. Pttfume with oil of roses." By CHARLES GOREN aa4 OMAR SHARIF East-West vulnerable. South deals. · NORTH • AK I 2 • AK 6 .· J 10 7 4 • 6 2 WEST EAST • Q J 10 9 7 9 7 s 4.J . B 6 2 • 7 6 4 -Q. 2 ~ 9 s J • s + Q J BJ SOlJTH • s J J 10 A K Q + A K 10 9 7 4 The bidding: Soath West North J+ Pass 1 : 3 + Pass ·. 6 + Pass Pass East Pass Pass Opening lead: Queen of + The person who first defined a pessimist as someone who spent some time with an optimist must have been a bridge player . Over the green baize, more often than not it pays to look at life through a glass, darkly. Then, if things turn out well, you can be pleasantly sur- prised. If they do not, it is not a shock for the system. We like North's courageous bid- ding. South's jump to three clubs showed a hand worth something like 18 points and at least a good six- card suit. With IS HCP . virtually all prime, and a doubleton trump, North wasted no time in acttina to what he felt was the optimum con- · tract. How well declarer does at six clubs depends on whether he looks at life through rose-colored glasses or always carries an umbreUa just in case. Those who believe that noth- ing can go wrong win the first trick and bang out the ace-king of clubs, then find they are down one when " hinges solely on losing no more than one trump trick, they set out to pro· tect against that possibility while at the-same time leavina open the op- tion of making an overtriclc should either defender hold the bare Q-J of trumps. After winning the first spade trick they, too, lead a trump to the acc. At trick three, however, after only low clubs appear ·on the previous trick, they re-enter dummy with a t~umps break' 4-1 and there was no heart, lead a trump and, when East singleton honor. • follows low, they finesse the nine. If Those who believe in gloom and it loses, only one trump remains . doom take a more careful approach ouutanding and it will be drawn to the hand. 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Of yore 48Triell 1 a 1 51 Wrinkle 53 Viva -: oral 54 Llberel - 51 NFL pleyw 57 In the menner of HY .... 11 12 13 _, ; ... FOOD WEDNESDAY, APRI~ 6, 1988 25 CENTS Newport.plans IOcals-only lane ·~~ ......... -:-::---.;--~--..---:-~--::-~~~-;-~-=,....-~~~~~~ Car stickers being Issued to Peninsula residents for special weekend access BJ GlllBG u.EUX .............. Residents and business persons on BaJboa Peninsula will have thdr own private drivina lane every Friday and Saturday niaht this summer throuah an experimental traffk control pro- vam dcsianed to help them throuah Jammed-up bcachfront 'trects. In an anempt to ftllow people access to their homes and businesses on the Peninsula. the city of Newport Beach and Newport Pnlice Depart- ment have bqun is~uina special decals for use of a throup.h traffic lane on Balboa Boulevard. The special lane. which will be created by eliminatina th~ blocks of curbside parkinf. from I 8th Sttttt to I Sth St~t. wil d;i.e oprn between 8 p.m. and 2 a.m~e"· Friday and Saturday throuah the summer months. said Newport Beach Police Capt. Gary Peterson. The special lane. d1v1ded from aJl- traffk lanes by orana<' pylons. was implemented for the fi~t time durina the past Easter weekend. but Peterson said it. was too early to tell how effective the program will be. "This is just a new approach to an old problem." said Pett'rson. "We're still in the tnal stag<''. and we're look1na for feedback. hoth positive and nepuve ... Peterson said several hundr'Cd decals have been issued thus far, and said the program seemed to run smoothly O\ er the ~<'<'kend. There were a fev. 1nstan~ of overzalous drivers tryana to take advantage of the extra lane. but PeterSC'ln said those drivers were prompt!~ rited. Snarled ~h traffic o n the penin- sula is ccn.aanl) nothina new. but residents say the probkm has aotten proa,rcss1vely worse in recent years. Police patrols and intemuttent roadblocks have failed to solve the problem. but wtth the decals. resi- dents say the)' may finally have found a soluuon that works -The people that I talked to thought 1t was ve~ dTecuve." ~1d Dorothy Beck. a member of the Central Newpon Beach Commun1t ) Assoc1auo n. which helped dev1st the prQ&ram "'We've had this Pf'C)tWm for a Iona time. and it's somethina that needed solvana. ··K.Jds don't mind havina the traffic stopped. because they've rtaebed th~1r 'oal and they're hu-ina a aood time,' Bttk added. "The idea 1s to kt the people throuah who need to 1tt through." The decal plan docs not reqt.litt C1h Council appr.oval hecausc it is a police-an1tiated prasram. accordina 10 rll) ofli c1als. Cit) Attorney Robert (Pleue eee LOCAL8/A2) Laguna phasing out ~boot~eg· uni s Mlcheel Dukakls 9COr9S a convincing victory In the Wisconsin primary Tues- day./ AS ~ntertalnment Thomas Wolfe's "Look Homeward, Angel" is re- vived in a weighty New- port production./ A7 lndez Advice and Games C6 Bulletin Board A3 BuM'8la A8-9 CIM8ifled ' 85-7 Coma ea Entertainment A 7 Food C1-S Mind & Body A6 Opinion A10 Police log A3 Public notices &t Sports B1_. Weather A2. Most South Laguna own~rs given 5 years to reconvert rentals BJ LANCE IGNON .............. A m~rity of people who own "boodq • housina units in South Laauna wett ajvcn .five yean before havinJ to tum their properties beck into s1naic'-family hoUSM. · By a vote of 4-1 . the Laauna Beach City Council adopted a series of measures aimed at phasina out houses in South Laauna that have been modified to include a~ments. The council's decision endCd thl'ft months of sometimes vicious feudina between restdcnt.s who were in favor of the apartments and thotc who said the units were foulina up the com- munity with added tai"1(. noise and perkina problems.. The councirs·dccision. which was not su~rted by Councilman Neil Fitzpetnck. will have the followina effects: • Property owncn and tenants• 60 and ov,rr will be ablt' to maintain their residents indcfinitdy or until the propeny is sold and the tenant moves. The provision applies only to owner-occupants who have a maxi- mum of one additional fftllal unit. The action was an attempt to defuse claims that revcninaaJI bomn 10 u .. family d~llings would both uproot ekkrty rcnten and dqwivc seniors who own bootlq propcrtaesof nttdcd income. "I think it would be rnm1naJ for us to take someone who 1s 6S ... and say that in their closina yea" they will not be safe," Mayor Dan Kt'nncy said. • Properties with n" more than two units that have bttn listed as apartments on the county tu rolls sintt I 9SO will be allo•-cd to remain -until the property 1s sold. Properties that have more than one illcpl unit will have to be reverted to sin&lc-family homes by June 30. 1989. fhis would also apply to convened pragcs. unless the property included at kast two off- strttt perking SpattS. Mesa's Buffa drops quest forCongress, back~Baker By PAUL ARClllPLEY °' ............. Conpnsional candidate Dave Baker dro~ by Peter Buffa's campeian treadquartcn Tuesday and walked away with one leu opponent and five new endonnn('nts. Buffa a Costa Mesa city coun- cilman and one of 14 C"andidases in t'he 40th-District. a1'nounced -bis withdrawal from the l1K"C and simul- taneous endorsement of Baker, an Irvine city councilman. Costa Mesa Mar.or Donn HaJI, Councilman Orville Amburacy. Councilwoman Mary Horbudlc and former Mayor Nonna Hcrtzot -all of whom had been blckina Buffa's candidacy -also endoncd Baker. "It's obvious the t imina isn't riaht for me. and in politin. timina is everythina." Buffa said. However. he sakS he still is interested in hiahcr office. He could pmcr neither the volun- teers -nor the llninciat suppon he needed to waec a credible ~. Buffa said. .. We were just too far in a catch-up position," he said. His war chest had rached about SI S,000. far leu than bas been raised by the leadina candidates. Buffa specifically cited Nathan Roscnbera s campeian. which was aJrudy on track before Rep. Robert Badham announced his retirement from politics. "Obviously. Nathan had been ac- tivel)' campaieina and doina a very aoc>Ct job of ~t. · he said. "By the time ~ rcachina oot it was too late:" Buffa said he made his decision after discu.ssions with family and supponcn. He did not di1CU111t with any party lcadcn. (Pl•·ew8UPPA/A2) Units that cannot be brouaht up to safe buildina standvds will have to be abated 1mmed1ately. All other 1llcpl unus wtll have fi ve years or until the proprrty 1s sold to rcconven. The units can remain as 1s unul June 20. 1993. e'en 1fthe tenant moves out Tht' same applies for the units that have to be abated 1n one )'car. Thcorda.nances will ~extended to the newl) annexed commun1ucs of Old Top of.the World and All V1cv. Terrace. This last provision was in rcspon~ to a complaint from Old Top of the World rcs1dt'nt ~th1c Reynolds.. who said residents from Laauna Canyon had turned her into the city for ha v1 na a scrond "" i' KennC} reacted stmnaJy to Re- ynold's claim. .. It's absolutely mc rcd1blc that people an U,una Beach arc tumi"I people in ~ho don't livt' near them. he said . -What 1s goini on in this (Pl_.e eee LAGUJllA/A2) Wife slain in.cold blood, jury finds BJ JONATHAN VOLZltE .............. A Fount.am Valle' man was con- victed of fint-dqrtt "mu rdcr T ucsday when a Newpon Bcarh JUI)' sided with the prosecutor's contention that tbc 1914 sla) ina of his wife was cold- blooded murder. not a cnmc of passion. The panel deliberated less than two days be~ conV1ct1ni Terry Ha num. S6. of the charac which could tead to life in prison fM the fonner carpenter. Hannum'sauome). Dcput)' Pubhc Defender Jeff Lund. said dunna the w~k-lona tnal that H~nnum killed his • 1fe of I 0 ycan in a moment of anscr af\erlcaminashc was havinaan affair. but the SIX-man. MX-womaJI panel~~ that contnnion. The victim's family sobbed-in court when the verdict was read. and her father said 1n the courtroom after. ward that even hfe in pnson would not be JUSt punishment. .. It's a "'lief that it's over. but tho -0nl) china-Wt woWd~ IS for him tO IO tO the ps Chamber. said Eusrnc Brand Sr "He wu c moocher. he was a aiaolo. He was no ood.. .., I (Pl••-WU'a/dt Bart faults election ·rival Ferguson for not ousting Brown , Teacherquietlybattles AIDS as spotlight fades Niguelclty propoae~ts take coa•taJ • war to court~ officials "'ass1ancd him to a desk job. Chalk's lawsuit apinst the ~ pamncnt made lcpl h1st<>fY in Nov~mbcr when the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeal~ Nied lhllt be could noc be be~ from.the classroom becaute he hM A.IDS. The cur continues tn ~ its way thf'OUlb a matt of litilltion, Last twttt. the courts ordered tM Ocpertment of Educa. tibft ~l llil "91 m, wbd S 160,000. A suit fordam19ES.._. oa claims of cmocional cfllU'al it ~·s AIDS odJta> ..... in ~ 1916. whee llir cmne c1owa wtlla ~ Hd ~ audeoli&. He Md felt"'" clowa b • ,.,. ~ ..... but Nuned his ....... ~f;'-Mahc ..S1'olpitlliad ,. "" .,..., ..,...._,~m~•lllilt1't .... to Al A ,_, llltrr. he wn.t to the ~-.... '#Tdt PN mDRia. n..· ... docton tc1'd ..... llir w •c · • ...,.... dcf'tc:iac)t ..,.. .... wktl ..... .., ' · · liAGUK:A PHASING OUT ILLEGAL UNITS ••• ..... 1 '°"' nu. has IOl1eft out of hand ~ -it should llOP tonilht. .. .....,. and Paul Wtttbrook uid evenly throuahout the dty, he said. Mr. Westbrook alto noted that the director of community development, Kyle Bunerwick. lived tlCtOIS the atreet from Reynolds and failed to tum her in. city approval. his superior said. .. A c~·t employee 'hould have better j nt, .. City Manaeer Ken Frank sa· . "Lcplly a rity emplo)'ft can't be held to a hi&her standard. but it doesn't look fOOd. It's embarau- ina." Clouds to clear·by afternoon ~tuned in Reynolds at the request pl eeveral of lleynokt's llefehbon ~ ~ apparently unwilliN to do <at themselves. f - I They uid \bey did ii tO hi&hliaht ,what they called the city's biased method of enforcina its codn. • "We're sayina she (Reynolds) Jbo!ld be trealed jusa like the people an South Lquna," Mr. Westbrook said. ..We're not tpinst her or '1nyone else who his a duplex ... 'Rather. the law should be applied The Westbrooks also turned in Butterwick: and a city buildina inspec- tor for havina illiaal units of their own. some1hina that lllls cauted the city consickrable embarassment. " John Hinaula. who has been a city buildinainspectorforahout IOyean. admittal that he added I leCOnd unit to the'home in which he lives without Bunerwick converted his patio into a livina room addition without a permit. but before his neiahborhood was annexed to the city. Frank said. The city manaeer uid he is con- 1iderin1 some tort of punishment (or both employees, although he would not elaborate. U.S. Temps ~· ...... WIFE SLAIN IN COLD BLOOD, JURY FINDS ••• From Al Superior Court J udac Robert C . Todd was schccfuled to set a sentenc- in1_ date for Hannum today. The defendant stood quietly as the verdict was announced, dm'led in blue slllcks. a blue swater and a lifbt blue lhirt. His black hair is thinning and his beard arayi~ His wife. Shirley Hannum, was killed by two shots from a .38-aliber handaun. Several witnf'SleS testified during the t_rial that they saw Tcf!L r Hannurrrfiie ,tmsc SJlo a er the couple apparently had a heated araument. The Hannums had ma tching Trans Am sportscars, and regularly had the cars serviced at a Westminster auto dealership, said Deputy District At- torney Doua Woodsmall. But in Jul)'. 1984, the couple became embroiled in an araument as they parked their car at the deal- ership. Witnesses testified they h~ard a muffled shot. then saw Shirky Hannum run wounded from \he_ vehicle. Gary Pursley, a service rcprcsenta· Alllelly.N V tive at the dealership. said he stepped ==:.- outside after hearina thr first shot and ::=-.. • saw Terry Hannum "brin1in1 the aun down in the kill position." Hannum :::: City fired at his fleeing wife. knockina the :::"!mot9 woman 10 the pavcmenl. he testified. ...,.. Hannum fled in his cnr. which was ., ... ..,_., later found abandoned in a shoppin& ~ center parking lot He was discovered ~ in North Carolina when a woman ::".::'',.. there -with whom he apparently e..rtlnglon,111 .badhttn datin&~ told oolice bUwJ -11-lc.-~lll!O!!~. broken into her apartment after a Clwllelon.w v. fight. CNr1otle.N C g;- C.--ll Qwelend ~s.c TEACHER QUIETLY BATTLES AIDS ••. From Al ~.ONo C-d.NH o.ii..Ft Wortll o.y,on life deal in, with 'Why me's. • .. Through the rumor mill -~ ably one of Chalk's friends, be thinks -the county Department of Educa- , tion fou.nd out that Chalk had AIDS before he even left the hospital. Oft'JCials blocked his return to , Venado Middle School and Univer- .sity Hiah School -the schools where 101 too tired workina full time. "There arc people who want to say. 'Stt? Knew you couldn't do it.· " Even ifhe as notcapablcoffull-1ime work now, Chalk talks ofrctumina 10 a fi ve day schedule next fall. "The work is definitely there and m y mind is ready. but my body's not there," said Chalk, who used to do aerobics three to five days a week. o.n- 0.~ DMrOlt CMlllll .. .._ ~ ......... .. ..., ::-=..,. ......... Gl•letMl!o.NC ...-0 ~ 94 10 u • .. 11 ··-~·" .... --------------------.. u ;; ~ Calif. Temps r. :: """"''..... .. 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JoM IO 44 $$ .. s.nte ANI 94 51 " 11 S..t• ..,IMI• n ., II 41 Sente Cfui 72 4t , , 49 s.nt• Mllrill 11 a 13 13 Sent• Monica 94 .. 79 51 Stodnon 11 a Extended be ldmitliSlered vocational tesu, counseled youngsters on careen and arran,cdjobs in the private sector- for the rest of the school year. .. All the time I 1houaht I was aoina t.ck to the same old joh. I was never Jed to believe 01herw1sc." Chalk said. . But in the summer. department 1 offkials said he would have to take thedeskjobor ~no position would be Akhou&h he i111Cncrally resistant 10 whatever illnessn arc making their ways throuah school hallways. Chalk uid that when he doc~ come down with somethina. "my body goes hog· NIGUEL SUING OVER COAST AL STRIP ••• availabk for me." Chalk said. He had retained an attorney by that time, and they started 1alkiftl' about aoina to court. claiming that Chalk w'as discriminated apinst becau~ of his illness. But that wa.s all behind the scenes. Chalk's affliction remained a private matter until Augu.st. whm the~ , ment announced it Wf'Uld seek a I •.opinion on whether Chalk should • allowed return to the classroom. The department's decision 10 So to court. he said, -stemmed from ofrtcials' unwillingness 10 makr the choice themselves. Chalk's was the first ~ of an AIDS-stricken teacher demanding to .be allowed back in his classroom. Regardless of the court's decision. it was destined to t;ccome kg.al prece- dent Even so. the media barrage that followed caught Chalk off guard. · "I didn't realize it was going to become the media event it did:' he said. His parents, who had been aware of his homosexualit) for years. were forced 10 tell their friends about their only son's lifestyle. The fact their son had a terminal illness was bad, Chalk said. but his homosexuillity was "an additional burden." Ne,·ertheless. his parents. his two slSlr rs and his <:ompanion stood by hi' side. giving 'him the emotional support 10 make it through the lawsuit The early days were difficult. Chalk even talked with his family about ducking the controve~v and taking the desk job wnting grant propo~ls. Vincent Cbalk ··1 just didn't feel riaht about domg that Ooina that wouaa take my mind off the death sentence I'd been given. I knew full well that hein& a desk jockey was something I couldn't endure." Chalk lost the fint battle in Sep. tember. when U.S. District Judge William Gray ruled apinst him. "The problem is that we simply do not know enouah about AIDS to be completely certain" Chalk's students would be safe with him. Gray wrote. The decision "devastated" Chalk. "I was more angry. I think, at Judge Gray than anything. He-did the same thing the Department of Education did: hr didn't want to make the decision.·· • That's when Chalk and his at· torney. Marjorie Rushforth. went back to the U.S. Circuit Court. which ruled that Chalk's illness was not sufficient grounds 10 k~p him out of the classroom. He returned to a hrro's welcome fro m his students. He had everything but the ticker-tape parade. Of his own choice. however. Chalk dad not return as a full-time teacher. Instead, he works thru days a week. He said he did not want to Jive officials an excuse to remov~ him 1fhe wild with it." ' He has been pJaaucd for the past three or four months with what he terms a .. massive sinus infection.'' but doctors cannot use ~me kinds of drup to fight it bccau~ they are 100 damaaing on the mf of his body. Chalk has taken to fiahting the disease not only with medication. but also with att1tude. He listens to motivational tapes and uses visual im•ry in fightina AIOS. A casual cocaJnc user at one time. he has given that up alona with alcohol. "I'm tryina to create as much health in my life and my body as possible," he said. Even so, there are aood days and there are t.d days. The good days are fine. but the t.d day~ are harder because of the emotional toll they take on Chalk and thoSt' around ham. ··,My entire family Sttms to be on a roller coaster nde &hat I'm the engineer on.·· he said. The hardest pan now is pacing himself. With his surC"CSsful case against the Education Department. Chalk said he is "more-aware of the respo!'sibility I took uJl()n m yself." That motivates him to "continue at a high level. because people arc watch- ina. .. But high levels uSt' high energy. something he does not always have. The past year has hccn one of tremendous growth for Chalk and. ever the teacher. he warits to share that. He wants to teach not only has high school students, but also adults. about homosexuality and AIDS and that everyone can still feel pain rcprdlcss of sexual orientation. And he has teamed. "Even if I don't last another year. I've learned a lot about love and sharina and being there." LOCALS-ONLY LANE PLANNED IN NB ••• Prom Al - Bum~am said he was not familiar Newport Beach Police Department with the program and did not want to and Balboa homeowners· associa- comment on its legality tions. Ptoof-of rcsiden<'C, such as a Balboa Peninsula residents and dnver's license or other local identifi- busincss persons can obtain the cauon. will be sufficient for issuance ·decals necessary to travel an the of the decal. special lanes at the licensing division The decals will be given to people of the city's Finance Department. wholiveinthrareafromthcNewport Pierto the end of the Peninsula and should be displayed on the driver's side of the windshield. Peterson said the extra lane pro- srannould be activated on holidays where heavier than normal beach traffic is anticipated. ·BUFFA THROWS SUPPORT TO BAKER ••• From Al "I made a deliberate effort not 10 ~discuss this with party leaders -or . the people I consider party leaders - including (county Republican Party ~ Chairman) Tom Fuentc-s." he said. "I made an almost deliberate cffon ~ to a void him. He's never been anythina with me but impartial. as be ''should 6c. He didn't offer cncouraac· ment or discourqement. ,. "I wasn't pressured by anybody : : outside.·· Buffa said. · His decision to endone Baker was borne partly out of familiarity as a ~low ci~ councilman. la loot.i• at the othtt candidates' qualifications.. Buffa felt city council ~~ 11111 Piii llMIOfflCI JIG.._ 8ey SI eo.i. ,._.. CA ..... ..,.,,.. ao. t5e0 Cele!• ._.._ c. 92129 expcnencc was an important factor. which narrowed the field to Baker and Tustin Councilman John Kelly. whose quixotic candidacy has drawn notice. 1f not support. "There's a lot about campaipina that is enjoyable," Buffa said. "And a lot that isn't so enjoyable. "I have not enJOved runnina apinst Dave Baker. We're friends. We're colleagues. His retume stands out." Buffa said he would i.ctively cam- paipi for Baker. Biker said he was surprited when Buffa called him to announce his decision, "not so much that he withdrew. but that he's <-ndorsing mr and will give me his help. "He's articulate and he has com- mand of the issues." Baker said. The beckinaoffour of Costa Mesa's five council members 1'nd a former mayor also would give his campaip an 1mporw'lt boost. Baker said. ··~ Mesa is a_kty city. third biaest in the district. So I esPttiallr, appreciate the other endorsements. • heuid. Asked if he considered the fron- trunnen to be R~bera and himtdf, Biker replied, "A lot would ~. lhlL Nathan's been doina • IOOd ... think we're catchina up fast." ~·l«!llC!< s.:>sere ~ & -°''* e.:>0 :>1 ~ iteJ 0..,.. 0... ,,,...,..C°""""7 NO -...... ---9CllOJW -°' aoo.n-...... ~ """' .... ""1cle0 Wlll'OUI --_. Ja.tcaU 642-8088 --~- I P'romAl . Laguna Niguel residents petitioned for an area stretchinJ from· the Pacific Ocean 10 the San Dieao Freeway. But last sprina. a aroupofrcsidents on the coastal side of thr petition area began agitating to be It-ft out of the proposed city. Citmg differences between them· selves and "inland" residents, the coast.al residents asked to be per- milted to determine their own future. Leaders of the coasrnl movement later abandoned their independent posture and hitched their political waaon to Dana Point which. they said. was a coastal community more compatible with their interests. Not all residents of Laguna Niguel's . ocean side wanted o ut, however. In fact. some of the leaders ~f Laiuna Niguel) cit yhood effort la ved ID coastal neighborhoods such as Niguel Shores and Monarch Bay Terrace. In an effon 10 rcsolv~ the. dif- ferences. the Local Agency Forma- tion Commission scheduled an ad· visory election last November in 13 coastal neiahborhoods. Residents of the n<'1ghborhoods were asked whether thc-v preferred 10 be pan of Laguna Ni~uel .or Dana RobertJ. Wagner and Michael Eggers Poi nt. , as real parties in interest. By a votr of 61 10 39 percent. the If successful. the suit would result • residents voted to join r>ana Point. in a court order blocking ccnification Laguna Niguel rcsidc-nts say, how-of Dana Point's cityhood election. ever. that the boundarv line for the which is scheduled for June 7. advisory election wa·'i arbitrarily It would also require that the drawn. commission redraw the boundaries "The election was totally flawed." of both the Dana Point and Laguna said Rasner ... There were letters from Niguel cityhood applications and that 22 of the 26 homeowners' associa-consideration be ~ven to puttina the tions between Camino Del Avion and coastal strip back an Laguna Niguel. the Town Center reque'iling that they The aroup has hired the Newport be included ID the vote.'' he said. "We Beach law firm of Bowie Arneson. had signatures. on pt'~itions fr~m Kadi and Dixon to rep~rn them. 2.400!..agu~a Niguel re~adents askmg Dana Point's cityhood committee 1ha1 the cnurc community be allowed "'has also obtained legal counsel. from to vote on this mailer... the Newport Beach firm of Ruttan The plaintiffs also c;ay the com-and Tucker. missio!' violat~d state law when it But Michael Eacrs." Dana Point based ns dec1s1on to st'ver the coast cityhood leader. said his committee from Laguna Niguel onl¥ on the was concentrating its efforts on the rt"Sulls of the advisory t>lect1on. June 7 election. He said he wished the The 51-page lawsuit nam~s _the Laauna Niguel aroup would get on county of Orange. the commission. with the busi~s of their otvn the county Board of Supervisors. and cityhood. the county Registrar nf Voters as "It's a sad commentary that they defendants. arc continuina to f!nd time and It names Dana Point Citizens for money on lawsuits. en they should Incorporation and Dana Point be pursuing 1he1r own incorpora- c1t} hood petitioners Judy Curreri. &ion." said Eggers. HART FAUL TS FERGUSON'S RECORD ••• "If you shoot at a rhinoceros. you better hit him, because if you don't, he'll kill you." said Ferguson. ~1f we mo,•e to remove Willk Brown from the chairmanship and lose. it'll be the last chance we get because he'll have a chance to solidify his support." Han also attacked Ferguson for failing in his first term of office to get a single bill voted into l:lw. She said the Lcasue of California Cities. of which she 1s Orange County chairman. has been highly critical of Ferguson's voting record on city- rclated issues. "He has voted againc;t issues that would benefit Oranie C'ounty cities." she said. "In my opinion. he has one of the worst voting rcc'ords in Cali- fornia." Fef'IUJOn J'C:Sponded by blamina Willie Brown for his failure to pin suppon for leg1sla11on. ··At Mrs. Hart's last press con- ference. she cruicized me for not kissing up to Willie Brown and Jettina bills passed: now she·s criticizing me for not bringing Wallie Brown down." said Ferguson. "She wants to have it both ways." Hart characterized herself as a moderate Republican. nnd therefore 10 the left of Ferguson. who bills himself as a conservative. ·•we do have some social concerns in Orange County thnt I will not ignore.'' she said. But as far as spending is concerned. Han said she is conservative. The Newport Beach coun- cilwoman has been criticized by Republican Party regull\rs, including the party's Oranae County £hairman. Tom Fuentes. for challenaing • Ferguson. f uentes said after Hart's campaign announcement last month that her challenge will divert money and enffly from the Repuhlican Party's effort to pin control of the state Assembly. Hart said her $25.000 campaian fund has come principally from small donations. rather than from the county's powerful economic interests. "Developers, forsom-.: reason, arc a little shy about me." she said. She did say. however. that two south county developers. the Santa Margarita Co. and the Mission Viejo Co.. bad promised to hold fund- raiscrs for Iler. Hart_ said she had budgcted S 125,000 for her campaign. All naut1ca Jackets NOW 250/o OFF Good Through April 3()tt, •