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TUFSDAY, APRIL 12, 1988
BB attorney's OT po-ic-y faulted
Deputy city attorney reportedly given
three months off in compensatory time
C tt} ( ounc1lman Jal k Kt'll}. "'ho
noted ~ngsler's ab~nce and ques-
t1onl·d tt 1n a memo to Cit) Adm1n1s-
tra1or Paul ( ook 1n :"•1\ember. said Monda~ he bcl11:\ed 1hat Sangster "a" .ib~nt trom \o\Orl. l'-"O to three
month\
C uolt. ..aid tha~ ru l'\ regulating
(omixn\ator' 11mt ha H: tx-en
t1&htem·d and "'Ill bt· 1 ghtr ned <''en
funhn 10 pnm11 J m.n mum of three
da's a )l'J r for 'UIXf' "'"·· Pt'f'>unnel
l nlofll'r
\an~tn .,.,mJ he .,. •uh.Jn 1 1 m
mrnt and urgl-d that q• C-\t "n' .11\· •u1
tht· t ompt·n...ite1r • ·• ,. "ut kt
dirl'lkd to H ull'' kt.• llu1111r "''
rl·ponl·dl~ ha\11111111~,1 IJ.igrult th,11
proh1h11' l'mrlo\t't' "••m 'f't .11 flf
"'llh n·porh:r' 1u1J • •1 ht rr.1 t, ..
fo r ,•>1Timl·nt \111111.l,1• ''' tudJ'
\\ Jltl r I k urt. Wl rt·th ""o~ed a full-
' mt Joh Jt 1ht -..!mt• time at L
D"1r1t.1cuun 1n Lu" ~ngrles
l.k:ll l l 1 H'' reponc:dh a rc t~ ing to
h 1, 111 11n· 11 liuri.. "'ho hai. a la""
Jqtrl'l hut .,,._., .1 lkpanmcnt anal~st
111• lfutl••n "J'p.11db' bothagenc1e'i
l ""•lfl.tnit '"nll' u f th•· )ame da~.,
By ROBERT BARKER
Of .. O.., .........
A polic> perm1tt1nga lawyer to take
an ~·x tcndcd abscn,·c fm m his JOb late
la~1 )car 1n Huntingt<in Beach C•t>
o\ttorne) Gail Hutton's embattled
leg.al d l·partment wa!> flUCSlloned in a
mcmu urculated 1n l it} Hall last
Oscar winners
' Cher and Michael
Douglas take the top act-
ing awards. but it was
"The Last Emperor" that
dominated the Academy
Awards./A7
California
Rapist Lawrence Single-
ton wants his victim ar-
rested./ A4
Half of the cases from last
weekend's gang task
force roundup have been
rejected for lack of
evidence./ A4
World
Arab hijackers released
some passengers as fuel
arrived at the "plane of
greatest martyrdom'' in
Cyprus./ AS
Sports
Huntington Beach racer
Mike Follmer has high
hopes for a top effort in
this weekend's Long
Beach Grand Prix./81
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No q :mbcr. 11 has been learned
Official!> alleged tha• lkputy Cit}
.\tturne) Bob Sangsll·r was awa}
from his Job for poss1bh. two to three
monthi. late' last )Car becau~ of
compensato r} ttmc 1hat he had.
accrued working O\cr11 me. official!>
~Id
( ook \aid he bchevcJ that Sanghter
\\a\ awa) from h1\ JOh for about t"o
monlh'> J l ut111n\ polic~ o n com -
pen\CllOr\ time -11me accrued for
\\orlt.ing mo re than e1fh1 hours a da~
-\\3~ .. for lex.> hl:lcra .. said < ook
( ook ~·I 11 "'ould .on\t1tute an
ahu-.c if tht· ··1i t-x.•rJ I' poll"' "'Crt·
all U\\l'd tu u1nt1nut·
"II all brnl'> du"' n th:it "'<' 'C tlOI to
run a t1ghtl'r '>hip · C '" i.. w 1J
' ""ioml'Ont hJ\ tu hi lhl· hJd (tu'
a nd mJl..l· \urt 1:mpl ... T \ "~" 1n .ind
\IKn IJUI \um,·11nl • ,, I • h.. lht
Huntington lk.J,t ;w1l1tl' .J "'
ll\ t:\ hJ' l' l.1und1l·J ..11 1n • l ''~-•I •
,. '" J 11qwt• • • 11 .1'. 1n J't · ·••
rl .. \n; llul'•' J :•.1r· •.
Hu1i.. "lh1 "'J' p:.ud (40.000a )Car
•• I!"' d .it 1 1.ilh ~f"lnl I "'hl!lll
l 11111c111a·d h1 .1lkga11ons fro m a
dq•Jrt 1•1l rt nt~iujl th:tt he held dual
fPleaK eee OVERTDIE/A2)
Protests slated
tonight on LB
parking bOost
Sharing a view
Merc h a nts want
long-term plan
for easing c runc h
8 \ PAl'L ARClllPLF:'
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pt1\I. J prt1p. \.J I .! ,h p.1• !'~
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ti " JI , h.1' \' 'Jtlul · "'r 'tdl .,g.
tl·rm plJn\ I 11'""1ni: •ht• dt ""' •'-"n
pjrlt.1ng ,ru'11 h
.\I J I '" n l!.1 , llll 1 r·11 j :1 n1.k1.I
h' ~. Jf,J hu\111'' p• flit \1 1nJJ•
th1. .,·:-'hllnllll~ "IJ 1r • t,J 1•'
upr-x .1 pr"I" >\.J :.. r 'l".1\1 'l'l.,
tr n .;, lt'nt' I S fl\' h• ur
f he tl•e I01. • 'JX \lo 1\0 1 Jn·~::.J
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\A.J OI j \'>UfJ nu\ !hj l I' "''In J\l'..!
s ~N 1.1 1110 in m·"' rt·,r· "l., .... ,~. "'
d um!)l"d tntt1 !ht• .,, • [tl'nl r.il ·._·,J
and U'l'd lur unrd. 'l'd t'\f'l·rx·,
1 n,11.·ad nt tX" IOi \f\ n1 11 ,, , t'
r arl..1ng .JnJ trJlfit pn "'k'm'
Sprtnc break crowda m&f be 1oae. bat
Oraqe Cout weetJaer Ian "tjaat for the blrda
u a IOcal aaooaee at Belaler Park la Lacaaa
Beach. Temperatures alon& ._ coaatllne
today climbed lDto the &Oa. filland readJnc•
were near 80.
"\\l•hj\l'l Id Int ( l\ l •~Ufhl
"'' J ,.n·r v.J nl II• ~ 'h.11 m: nn
n .If" r.Jk' · '>Jld l '1.i' t-it·r • < 1'1i
'"l ,•, • Prt·' ,knt I>· r l"J o.
A Jl rr• pi1.,..·u n l' ha'lt' J'" ·111·
.,n, It t'.,IJh \I' .J '•\~ I r l " i"
Revving· up first of the three R's
By LANCE IGNON
Of .. 0..,""' .....
Fredcnck W1lhams thinks students ha\t·
tx·11cr thtng'i 10 do th:rn <>pend all 1he1r 11me
gluc:d to the ir \C'hool ""rk
··When ~ou're ~011 ng ~ou shouldn't spend
all. )Our 11ml' stud~1ng That's gro!>s." said
W1ll1ami.. 55. usrng the vernacularofht'> founh-
grade ~tudc:nts at College Park Elcmt·nta~
School in ( O\ta Mesa ·
But as an cdut·ator W1l11ams \\Ould t* the
last to tell 'itudcnts 111 igno re their studies
Rather. he ad\ ocates :1 more efficient "a' to
soak up 1nforma11on -the Frt'denck W1lhams
Reading ) stem
After mon.• than 1n \Cars of research. much
of 11 accomph hcd ''h1k rC"search1ng his
d0C1oral d1sst"na11o n 1n I Q82. W1lltams said he
has de:' l'lopcd a rl" ul1111o nan \\ \ll'm to lt'3l h
rl·aJ1ng
The a\ cragc pcr .. v n plu\\ '> through •oo
"'<ird ., per m inutl' ,, rth rad1l·alh 'a~ ing
degree<> of recall \\ 1lli am<; d a1m \ 1ha1 a fter
u'iualh no mo rc than 10 lcs)On\ h1., \ludent~
read from QOO tu 6.000 "'Ord .. pcr minute
But spec:d 1s of '>Cl 11nda~ 1 m~)rtant:c
"Total rl·<·all 1\ m~ goal. .. he ..aid during j
rc:n·nt 1nten1c "' at h1~ hou~ in Ml\\lon \'ieJn
"'herc hl' conduc ts the flrl' Jlt' reading lc~oh!i
"II doesn't do an~ gO<'d to cran ~ up an ~on<."·,
speed 1fthc) can't rcm\·m tx·r "'hat th('~ read ..
W1ll1am!> !Miid ht• h.1s no problem rC'l allt ng
c'c" detail of the I hooks he n·.id' \o\e'l'l..h "'htl~ "'o rkrng on h" thn1s 1n chn1 al J)\\
c holog) at I n1crna11o na I ( nllc-gl· in Los .\ ngdC''
But 1fhc isn't appl) 1ng hrs ~ad1ng ll'l hn1QUl' hl
'-I" thJI J J I It> JJ\ !.1, '' -il lt.l· pl't>fllt• 'n.iM .,
-J'ld" th•ou~h hi\ ''h'm••r' 1lt.C' l11r ... •I ll n
proml\I.'\
\\llllam .. hJ' .n\l .J\ll'J '( •rr.1 unJr ,1
ruJ'lll'> '" fJ r \!J OI _.,., '\1>U!1~ '' 1Jt'f"' '' r l
"'11h rl·jJtng J 11li,ut1 ' "'h k .11hl·r, -.1mr11.
"'Jntl'd 1u 1mrr11\l' th,· r '"' 1, lk '-I" aJult,
1nduJing Jo1.111r' IJ'"t'r' J nJ !UJJ.UJll 'lu
Jl·nt' Jl'>t1 hj\t' 1ak1·n l''i'lln\
Rut 111•"' \.\ ifhjm' "'oulJ 111..r \11 ""'''
'"lhl h1~11mt lk rf.1 "'l••ilfl\'nJn11ff11.c ''"'"
1n \l1'""n \ 1l'1t1 "'h n ht· hi flt.'' "''II t->t· •r1·
t'ir'' lini. 1n .1 , hJ tn •I na1 11•n" tlk n·ad 1ni:
, tin '
T hl· rurpthl' \\('UIJ h.. '\l.l•I Id ~ 1r\I he
.Jndh "' ll T\·gg, "'nnldgl'l n1.hanJ hC', •ul1.!
•IUll hi\ • ·~ul.ir IC'a 1-tng 1t1h anJ ~lCIOl1
(PJeaee eee READl1'4G/ A2)
,111L1 p.1r l11.1p.i1ton 1t-a1 \o\Ould ~C·
' •:• .1 l11nF tan pro~·ram aimed at
PJ'~ r ~ .1nd tr.sffic -.olu11ons
11111~ wnt1mt"nt' "'''rt' t'.<'h()('d h' ''"'Ill '"lljr llarn \1•10n "'ho dl:.
•• .J: 1dl·d : I l • 1 t I Jn elr r dear gu 1de·
• ' · p.irl inl! fl c:-nuC' n pen-
\It in ,:.i1kd lor J I •l' to I H<'ar
, .. 't .,~ m .1 n.1gt•mt·ni 'lrogram th.i t
" u ,1 1 tq:rjll t'\l''•ng parl tng
t \ur• pJr in~ \Inlet ~e., and 'ear-
. •un..: ... ~ 1t trJr, tha1 art' no "' ·u-.ed
J 1n 11c.:J h.1'''
\I '''" ( 1 l n prupt•.,1:.t thl' c11~ adopt
.1 " "1• \\ hl'O n I Jguna &ach
I '.1'1 I• l>or • [>r11t I···
\ 1 ... •r .ti J HIJ t ~ ...i1,i the l ti\ nc.-C'd\
1 'h.11 't' • rh , ,,,pr ot requmng
'"""" p.1•• '1~ I• •fl'\('"' ~U\lnC'\\ or
'"'" J • ~ 'It t•q•r ~,J, hJ\ I hii't' on-\lll"
r:1r~ I!~ Jr1.l It l' ' 'l\t' IOIO m\
1t·,1.1ur:.in• t• •JI •hl·r I 1c lt. th<'m uu1
J'lt" !ht\ C'Jt JO..lthl'' hcl \t'tOmO\l
"1u · l J I t• 11.1 '"ml', here cl~
tht n• JU'\ Jlhl ng • • the traffil
11~l ,l111n \1,,,,r "<I 1
kn1r ·nrn \jld thl' ul' sho uld lo<.u'
•r .1•,·.1 p.:.ri..inl! that "-Ould permit
'll••r!'r' 1., \1\11 mnrt· than one
hu, r " C'•thn '" h1<11 or h' tram
I .1JJ 111, r \111on \Ul!,g~l<'d puhhl
,11 'pr 'J" 1.mrtc•H'<"" la l c tram .. 10
(PJea.e eee PARJUJllG/A2)
Probed
housing
inspector
quits job
8~ JO'ATH4' \-OUKE °' -Deity -.....
I ht' \Udtkn rC"-.1gnat10n ot a
, 1~ J n,1 Hl .i, h h• u\I n~ n'>pt..'l.lt•r "'ho
r.i.;.i , '"'''rhJ h1' homl· 1n1<1 .i
.1:1 l J' .t \llfl l"lt'te \Uf"J)n \C'
, ta•r JJn· • l\tr.uo r "41d
ti n~ula .a -iun hi\ 1oh
'' I\ otlit 11\ \o\('ft' tn·
,, •• t l "'hl'ther u <.e tpltnan al·
.1 ~· tali.en t-.c-"au!loC' ot h1~
, ~.1 h1i' ' Th(' n:-<;1rnat1(1n camt' a
.1 ,,., • p.ir.1m(•d1c' ~\ntinded to
1 • .1 •rt'.11 H1nll111a lln J ~·,ere
•1 • " .... 1 I.. .,ff1r1al" '=11d
County vows to get road projects on the move '' ,,11J H1nf11 la tx-gan to
· Jtt 1n h1'> •1ffic.t· and a
.' .•1-"•''-t'd 1 hl C' cnt a<, an
llJ• ·· T ht' "fl'\Sure from
' µ11t1n "'hi. h began o\pnl
''.1~1• 1r1ggerl'\1 tht· aua k. By BOB VAN EYltEN
Of ... IN!lr ..........
Orang<' Count~ 's h1ghwa) 1m-
provcmcn1 projects ha' c experienced
numc rou\ delays o cl' the past fe"
years. but county offirtals now S3)
the}' have 1dcn11ficd ~omc ways 10
halt the backward marr h.
"We'd been mon 11<1nn1 prOJCCts
since 1985. and we found that 13 out
of 20 had fallen behind 'ICht'duk,"'
said Lisa Mills. a stafTanal)'st with the
Orang~ C ount) Tran~r-,natton Com·
m1ss1on.
1\mong the prOJCCti. that ha"e bct'n
drla)cd arc the widening of Pacific
Coast Highway 1n Hun11n1ton Beach
a nd the widenina of the Sant~ Ana
Freeway-Costa Mt'sa Freeway 1ntrr-
changc.
To find out why del&)S were
occumng. the commls,.1on voted last
December to authon1c a stud)' of
prOJ«t manaarmcnt at Orange Coun-
h ·s ne\\ Cahfom1a [)(opartmcnt of
1ransponatton d1stnct offi ce.
Consultants from t~n firms. Fluo r
Daniel and Parsons Bnnckerhoff.
presented prehm1nal) findings Mon-
da~ at the comm1sc;1on's regular
mcctina 1n Santa o\na
"We found that pro1cct manager.
t1:nd to be O\ erburdcnC'd: that there
tends to bt' a lack offocus." said To m
Bo&ard. o ffluor's tran~ponat1on and
mf'iastructurc d1"1s1on
\1 111.. -..mJ t J ltrjll\ f'rl'lt'd n Jn
ag~"' l\ptlJll~ haH· r . .,Pll0'>1h1llt1r'
for lht• J'lrnJCl t'\ Jdual dc1o1p.n ,1' l'I
a' <.er' 1ng J '> J ha""" v.1th "" .1 10' r rnmcnt'
.. The prOJl'\-1 manJl'.;r " 1u,1 1wt
abk to \la~ o n to p ot th•'lll'> "'ht· \.lid
Bogard <.uggt'\l<'d 'rl1 11 1n j!
( ahrani.· proJ('('t de' lorrnl·nt '-l'l ·
t1on into l\o\O d('pann'eOI \ 11nl· ... ,
prOJ{'('I dt·~1gn and one 1·,d u\1' l'h '"'
prOJC'Ct manag('ment
\n,11hn pr,ihkm t\ 'ttard ..,,,.i '
'I .J' l .J ltr ,1n, h.1' n1• 'ta ndarJ, ;,,,
~ "' ''"F 'rx'\lfi• ,,~., nt rr•'•t'll'
11gt·1 Ill IJlt.t It• 111mplt It'
'l alttjn' la• b h"u'nlJI Jat.1 "'11t
".,,, h 111 plan mannt"'C'r a nd 111h,·r
1,·~u1n·mcn1, ·· hl' ..aid
Ht rl'ltlnlml•nJ <'ll •hat < altra n' "'Ill" I J J IJ llO f'J\I f'H•\IN.1\ and u\c.
th, dJtJ tt1 11 rmul:itr dC'tatl<"d \Ian-
'l.J J
I th ''"' '"'" 1ha1 Hingula, "'ho '" r• •,, rnl· ,,,, f(l1 111 'ear\. h.1d
1·1 P••'i'" ,.in\t'n C'd .,,., home 10 1
.i,,;,I,', .1nH ~1unng a l •I' r rackdO"''n
,11 , "• lq:.11 unit<. .\n C.-4't1m1tcd
,,.1111,1·, -prrmanh 1n '°uth
I .1fu' 11,1' l 1llcgal "t'<'nnd until>.
>'1 1, .I \ \,I 1.I
\ 1, \1j nJgl'f ~('n r ran~ at that
,!Jrd' tm mt1n•t<'nn~ f'l,.''IC't l\ 1"" '·• J lhngula'' a111on 1111a~ "an
(PJeue MC ROAD/A2). (PleaH .. l1'SPSCTOll/A2)
Pepperdine 's Barrick named as
new basketball coach at UCLA
No lights means no flights
Electricians try to fix JW A
problem; planes rerouted
run"' J \ li~ht' h.i1! h1 m ed llUI If the' att not
rcp.ur-cd h\ J \(I p m IC°IJI\ 0 1a,tm aa,ltn will be
d 1,t'nt'd to O ntJrHI J n11 Loi. <\ngck\ lntcm111onal
~11rroni. LOS ANGELES (AP) -Jim
Hamck. a former f'LA assistant
basketball coach Ytho has been the
head coach 11 Pepprrdinc for 1he Piii
nine )Or$, was namt'd IM Bn11n1'
head coach today.
8111 Bmncn. UCL-\ 's assoc111e
spons 1nfonnauon <1ittt1or. said
Harrick would be intrnduced as the
new head coech at • 2 p.m. MWJ
(Oflftn:ntt toda)' at the-J.D. Morpn
Cm1er on campul.
Hamck suttftds Walt Hau.ant,
who .. , fin:d ll da)' •· Hauard qaUCLA'scoech broiryan. Has
ICUIS~ 77_.71ncluc11nt 1~14th11 .... ..,...
Sun Huun:I was d11mi..S. It"·
e~I b11-na~ coechc'~ we~ 1ntcr-
v1cwtd by( UCLA. Al lost two -
North Carahna talc's Jim Valvano
and Kansas· UrT)' Brown -~
offt.rtd tht Job but d<'ctdcd 1P•n11
taltt"' 11.
Olhen wbo ~ly turned the
Bruins down were Ouu's Mike KrzYKWSki and IOW1·1 Tom DIVls.
tfamck. 'Oft Ille ocher Mnd. "
an)'thins but a llMe ume. IN• hM mack 11 dlllf Oft lt"ftltl GCaliont lft
lht put that lie wattlt'C1 tht JOb "">' mud\. And hes tNmt at Ptppttdlw.
localed 1n nca~ Malihu. ha~ bmt
WC't"ndul.
HMnck. 49, WU H awa••t C09C'9'
at UCLA .-Irr Gary ("uwn1 ..... "'
1
...
tht 1q11.1s and 19~~79 teason
Aficr Cunnu-aham st~ d<>•n.
Brown was hut'd and Hamct ~• to
Ptpperd1M, a ~mbrr o( the Wt'lt
Coast .\thlctic Conmntt.
Hamck's tams at Ptpperdn~ comp.ltd a 167-97 rtrord. TM wa,·cs
Wtt 17· 1 l thll past ltMCM\.
UndCT Hamck. tlw Wavn tied for one we AC champeon~ep ud -on
blr Ollwn outf11bt. "ro 1d1nc ....
comprtftl '" tlw NC AA ounwnmt four 11rnn 1n the put nu~ yean.
Mtkc Zapobk1, ~ppmhne·s
IPOfU 1nfonnatl0ft dtrc'dor. l9td a
~t for Hamd wtU bt
named 1n the Mir future.
(PllHl-UCLA.,/d) ,.
By ROBERT H\'NDM ~N ...............
ITWS of tl«tnC'lan rt"tumcd 11 da"" n t<Xi•' 1n
an l'ffon to repair bn ken run"'•' ltghts at fohn
\\ :t~ nc <\1rpon that hal1 for\"'t'd 01ghl\ to be rcruutC'd
the' past tv.o n'ahts
Count' rl«tnl"tl\M. the 11rpon m•1 ntcnan~'<"
crcv. and a prnatc-ron tractor all v.erc huddkd nc-ar
lht m&ln .S. foot ntn•a'-,, tr' 1nf tO ~tttlnlM
•hat had cauJC."d tht 11,h,, to 01 ktr. fac:k and dtt' 11
about ~ p m. unda'
8111 Pnnbtnon 1n 11rpon 1hunofTittt. said
t'k-ctnc1ans bri~' e t•(' 1ran formft'\ that po•-cr the'
""-(' ha,e-all th<' J1r11nc on Mandb). but tht
haq· to kno"' a ht<aJ of 11mc \0 0111.h~ from the east
l 3 n mak(' altemat(' pl1M throu h t"h<-ir d1-.p1UC'hcrs:·
Ptmlx'no n ..ard th" m 'm ing
\unJ a, ·, ro~cr 0111a fol'\'C'd abou1 ~O annals
and dl·pan urt''> to he-rt'ro u1t"d \\hen h&hts ·~not
rt 'ltOrTd nht'r a full lta, of ma1n(ena~ wort
Mondj . nrarl~ '0 mo!\' rnmmemal n1fhts had 10
ht d I\ t'rtl'd .\ rd'"' 10 ttlll'"'· <\mtncan Au11nn was 1hc hank t·htt cuncr ''1Jh about IS ft91hucbwned ~•nl·c unda n1&ht
.. lhc a1rhnn ha~r btt1' Yn) dftnn1L pro\'td-
1n1 bu\ and other tran l'Of\ltlOft fof p 111 ... a.'*'
(Pl ,,_......,Ml
er-.. Com* DALY PILOT/ Tue.day. April 12. 1988
PAA to investigate safety
colDplaints against Boeing
SEATTLE (AP) - T he Federal
Aviation Administration is in·
vcst•pting safety complaints from
airlines about Boeing 747 and 767
widebody jets and has issued a safety
inspection directive fN one o( the
aerospace company'sjt•tliner models.
FAA officials reve:tlcd Monday
that an "airworthiness directive" on
the 747-200 was isSUl'd Friday h<'·
cause of repons that fut'l leaking into
cargo compartments.
Boeing Commemal .\1rplanes of-
ficials ~fused Monday to respond to
theairlinecomplaintscucomment on
thC' FAA action. but said they would
hold a news confcn:nce later.
However. Phil A. Condit. ex-
ecutive vice president of Boeing
Commercial A1rplane!i. was quoted IO
today's editions of The Wall Street
Journal as sayi ng letters fro m the
airlines represent ··communications
that io on between us :ind airlines all
the time. That's how we make our
products better."
Airline. Boeing and FAA offi cia ls
have noted that none of the defects
cited to date has been Ii nked to a crash
or other major damage. but the
directi ve warned. "Fuel in this (C'argo)
compartment could rnult in a ffre
and substantial damag1' ..
The direcu'c saad the leaks were
ca used by loose or broken bolts that
atta,·h foci tanks to the wings and
calkd for repam. "hcforc furt her ·
Oaght."' Boeing 0Jlk1al'> ~1d the order
applied to 317 opcraung 747·200s.
Nick Wanticz of the local FAA
office said Monday th<' investigation
also would cover airline complaints
raniin_i from wrong parts to 1ncor-
r«tl} installed fi refighting systems.
"We arc putting together a plan this
week to deal with thc'>e complaints
and to determine what actions must
be taken to assure compliance with
federal regulations." Wantie1 said.
~k s~ud the inspection order fol·
lo"'cd reports of 1nc1drnts b~ Japan
Ai r Lines. Northwest Atrlanes.
Lufthansa. Air India. ·\erohneas Ar·
gcntinas and a leasing rnmpany.
stan rng Nov . .!1 wirh ;rJAL report-in
Los -\ngC'les of a fuel k:ik involving a
bold that had brokefi from corrosion.
READING TEACHER DEVELOPS SYSTEM ...
Prom Al
thousands of Amenc;rns would be giv~n an academ ic edgt' that W illiams
belJevcs would have profound im-
plications for t he rnunt~.
lfstu~nts wn-c shown howlo rea
better. dropout rates would dt'<'line
and the general eduC'ati<ln level would
rise. he reasons.
'Tm gomg to do something about
it.'' Will iams said. noting that il-
literacy affects between 30 and 7 0
million Americans.
So how does the S) stem funcuon'.'
·-r, e ·typed has d1s<>ertat1on four
llm\.·~ and I still don·1 know ho" rt
works:· Pegg~ Williamc; said.
Basicalh . the idea i-; to match a
combination of reading tcchn1qu<.'s to
the indn 1dual.
W1lhams said the probkm with
con\entional reading instruction 1s
that students arc forced to adapt to a
particular teaching technique. rather
than thl' other '-"a\ aru11nd.
"I find that ne~onc 1s different. I
designed as~ stem that rnuld fit a wide
variet) of peoplc .... and th at's the
secret of m\ success:· Williams said.
D uring the first ses,1on each stu-
dent goes through pn·tt~ much the
same rou11nc. Re:id1ng usuall ~ fro m a
Wo rld Book Enqctorcdia. the stu-
dent 1s tested for c0mprehens1on.
spt·ed and oral d<.'11' er'
-\ second ll'\I dctl·rmrncs 1f 1h1..·
student reads more etli-ct1veh across
or do" n thl· pagt• lf11·, 1he laitcr. 1hc
!>tuden1 1!> .. ,t·rttcalh 11nt•ntcd .. and
\.lr1H pr-ebabl)'-ft'\pt)ntt~ttff'to--sound
as a 1ea'-·h1ng 1001 . ··Hon10n1all~
oriented" pupils fl.'Sfl<'Od to '1<;ual
ll'l'hn1_quc~. W illrJm~ ~.11d
Thl· 1n111al kc;son al<.o rndudcs an
examinatio n to deter mine rf the
student re' i:r!.cs letters. words.
SCOtl'OCCS. Or'S001l't1m,·c; entire para-
graphs.
Once the problems J nd talents arr
idcnttfied. W1ll1am::. hcgins to as-
scmbk a comb1nat.tt1n of reading
ll'chnaqucs to m:itch thl' student
'"It's not on~ ur t" o :i r>proache). It· s
a comb1na11on that d0t·<. th<.' trick." he
said.
For instance. a v1sualh onented
student m1gh1 read betrer ifh<.' plaC'eS
a rk ar colored sheet o' erthe page and
tilts the page shghth Others ma'
increase their efficu.·iw~ b~ reading
1hc "ords as 1f the' were being
narratrd h~ a children·< stOf) teller or
1n a particular rh~ thm
\\ 11l1ams ha.s 1dl'nt1ficd 50 tcch-
n1qul'S.. ;ilthough he us1·s onl~ 3-'. He
said that sonw arc ton ad,anced -
such as a mild form ofh~ pnos1s -to
tx.:· U'>ed in hrs hof)l'd-for chain of
d1nll'!>
Oelly "°'......,by'--·-Frederick Williama teache9 Llnclaey Stewart. a aecond
1rader at Mlulon Bllla Chrlatian School ln Laguna Hilla,
technique. to lmpro•e her· reading akllla.
The lessons -$25 l0r l'ach group
<.cc;•;ion and S50 for each prnate
ksson -come with :1 mone,·back
guarantee. Wi lliams said that sci far h<.'
tas-hftd to-Fttttk~ <m-th~promrs-e
o nh twice. One of the students was
too.fidget) to sit still lnng enough to
lea rn. so Williams saict he refunded
the monn and told the student's
mother to bring the bo~ back in a few
\Cars after he settled dnwn.
· Not surprisingly, the voungest chil·
dren ha'c the toughest umc absorb-
ing tht• material. Williams said.
although he claims an' one can ben·
l'f1t from the program. even some
people with mild mentnl retardation.
But not all of Williams· customers
said the S}Stcm was a reading pan-
acea.
Marsha R ac hardson of M 1ss1on
VicJO said the improvement in her 7-
}Car-old daughter's reading was "not
as dramatic as I had h0pcd for ...
"I thin\ a lot of it dl·pends on the
child. Reading is not gning to be om·
of m ) daughters fa, onte things."
Richardson behc\ "" the main
r<.'ason her daughter. Lauren. pro·
gressed oal~ "a huk b1t" after 10
lessons ""as her young :igc.
Richardson has \et 10 return for a
customan C\ aluai1on session held
one month after tht• conclusion 6f the
lessons. W1ll1ams said that he is able
to often clear up lingering problems at
th1~ last ~ess1on.
Rikka Holle. 10. :iid that after
about nine lessons she reads "a little
· bit" faster. although 'ehool is now
easier and reading hns become a
pleasure rather than ctrudgery. she
said.
Lynn Burke ofMiss1un Viejo is one
oft he most adamant sunporters of the
reading system. so much so that she
asked Wilhams fo r a J<'h teaching the
program.
Both..(.lf her children -Kimberlee.
12. :incf Trott. Y -"t·re 1n spel'1al
rc:iding clas!>es foT underachievers
"hl'n she took them to Williams.
-\fter eight k ssons. Trn1 t returnl·d to
h1H1..·gulardas ... It tool. K1mtx·rlce 12
k-ssom to adlll''t' lhl' '-ilmt• result.
"Tht'' ·re ~1111 hoth in the lo"
rl·ad1ng· grou p~ (of 1he1r regular
cla .. ~·s). hut the~ prowrl to the school
that the' i:-an do 11." Bvrke said. "All I
wanted · them tu do was read and
retain.
More than an}thing. though. Wil-
liam-; gaH· the rhildrcn the con-
fidence to compete w11h their claso;maic~
"She (K1mbcrlce1 \\.JS con' meed
she rnuldn't do 11:· Burke said. "'but
he rnmplctel~ turned that around."
OVERTIME POLICY QUESTIONED .•.
From Al
jobs. coupled "rth 1 .,mpla1nts ot
allc~cd cxcc\<>1' e .lh,l·n1 c
Burk. v.ho·~ been l'fl1 PIO\Cd an the
ctt} for about 15 ~t'3r\ "as.hired last
October as a dcput' d1<itnct court
administrator 1n k dt•r;il coun. of-
ficials in that offit e ''""
A secrctan to D1\1nct Court Ex-
pcrm11 "ang\ll'r 10 amass enough
lime to tai...l· uff for the c'tendcd
period law la<.t \car
Th'· rounolrnan .. a11I he failed \et
hu" S<ingstn ruuld accrue !ht·
amount of u)mix·n.-,.11or~ that hl'
alleged!~ did. It v.a~n't r lcar ho" lo ng
Sa ng-;tcr'' lllm pcn-.a t11f) 11 me had
tx·l·n alluv.l·d to acc um nla11..·
co mpensator~ "structure.. was
11ghtrned and that he'" satisfied that
"thl' s11 uat1on has been rectified."
Pre' wusl) 11 was left up to indlvid·
ual department heads to determine
hu"' rompcnsatory ti mr is computed.
Cool. ~1d. In the city atto rney's
department. workers fnrmcfly got t 11i
hour~ off for each overtime hour
"orkcd. he said. Hutton changed the policy this }ear
Cooler weather, showers ahead
1....,:
Coow weett• and poeetbiy 9¥1f' • ... 808ttered thOwert.
part1culllnyowrthemout1t..,.andcout,weexpectedtoerrtw
In Southern Callfor"'9 W s ..-.
.,...,. __ , ___ -......... --...........
The National W .. thef SeMce reports that 8 hlQh preeaure
system that has made things warm for Southern Californians the
p .. t Mveral days Is moving ... t towerd tM Aoclti.. El(pected
to arrive In Its watce Wedne9dey la a front of rnoi9t 8if from ott the
Pacific Ocean.
Along the Or•nge Coast. some fog •nd low cloud• are
forec .. t on the coast. becoming more exten.W. and moving
further Inland late tonight and Wedne.day rnominQ. Mostly
cl04.ldy tonight 8nd Wedne9dey w6th • aUght chance of~
Wednesday. Cooter. Beach .,. .. Iowa te>Ngh1 42 to IO, highs
Wednesday 64 to 68. Valley Iowa tonight 48 to IO, highs
Wednesday 72 to 80.
From Point Conception to the Mexican Border -Ovet
inner coastal waters. llgh1 variable winds through Wednesday
eJCcept beeoming westerly 15 knots with seas 3 feet afternoon
and evening hours. Swell southwest 2 feet.
Calif, Temps Extended
U.s.-Temps Memphis 54 52 -----.
M••m• 84t11en 83 85 Hlgll.IOWIOt 2411ours..-<11ng•t Sa m Pattly cl<>udy Tl>uttclay llWougll S•M ·
day Highs If\ the l'Wd·eot to "'*"' 70. M11wavkee 0 39 Balcatsliela 96 S8 HI Lo Mpls·SI P•ul 61 34 EUf.-a 62 4& Lows u-40s 10 mlO·SO.
Alt>uqve<Que 72 43 NHIWllle 88 49 Fresno 93 52 Anch0tage 43 34 New Orle•ns 59 49 Los A~ 86 6P Atlanta 65 4 1 New V0<k City 56 44 Ollklalld 80 S4 A!lan11c C11y 56 43 AllelQh 74 45 Pts0 Robles 89 40 Surf Report Aushn 70 46 Aap1<1 C11y 74 38 Rec! Btulf 94 S4 Bal!lmore 63 44 Reno 83 42 Redding . 91 St LOCATIOM ..u ........ B11m1ngnam S6 42 SI LOUIS 67 45 F1e4woo<1 C11y 87 52 Huntington 8eec:ll 1·2 -Boise 76 45 S•ll Lake C•ly 70 42 S11e1•men10 93 55 Atvet Jelly, 1-Po<1 1-3 -Boston 49 36 San Antonio 71 37 Sehnu 83 51 40th Street.~ 1·3 -Buffalo 53 38 See111e 63 42 San O!eQo 77 59 22nas1r .. 1 ~ 1.3 -Cotumt>us 01110 66 41 S11ou,.. 71 44 Sen Fr•nc1sco 84 SI 8alboaWeOge 1-3 -Oall&S·l'I Worth 66 46 Sy•acuse 60 32 S~Jose 90 55 l ag.,.,. llMcfl 1·2 -Oay1on 64 38 Tlltnpe-SI Pttsbg 80 se Slln lUIS Obtspo 80 49 SanC-te 1-) ,.,,
Wale<!-62 Denver 66 39 TCIQt!lla .-35 .S.OClllon 112 se 9-clW«l!Ofl'"Wftl" Sou!fl-1 -bei Mo.nes --64" 34 Tucson 95 S4 Higtl. low'°' 24 llOUIS llf\d1ng •I s p m OelrO<I 6.4 38 Tuls. 63 .. S.stow 89 52
Ouluftl 59 38 Wu111ng1on,O C 65 44 Beavmon1 91 49
El Pa50 76 39 W1Gll1t• 60 37 Big Beat 69 31 T ides Erie 48 36 Bllhc>p 83 39 Fa1rbanlo.s 49 34 Blythe 96 S6
F1a9s1au n 27 Smog Report Calllllnt 65 55 TOOAY
Grana Rap1<1s 64 35 l~at .. 86 40 Second low I 24 p m 0 6
Honolulu 83 71 Long Beech SS 59 SeGono NQf1 7 52 p m 48
Houston 64 so P011u1a.n1 11anc1arc1 -(~I O·SO L A Airport 83 S9 ftOMHOAY
Flttf low 1'41 a m 0;9 1na1anapol1s 65 43 good. Sl·IOO modetate: 101.199 un· S8'1te Bat b•,. 67 48 1'1t1~11 7 3T am 5.2 Jackson.Mi~ 51 42 hNltttlvl. 20()..299 -v un_,,..,., 300 $'Int• Crui 72 49 Sec. low 200pm o.s
Jack50nv111t1 79 50 -above l\UatOOUI Fir 11 hgute 11 Sant• Mar" 73 43 Seeond "'911 820pm 5 3 P<9't>OUS O.y's 11tA1ne<I P9I Seconcl • Juneau 38 31 loday'I oe1 l0<ecaS1 Sanl• Monie• 67 S8
Kans.sC11y 65 39 ~ 8eech 10 MecAnnu• 81Ycl 2s-42 T aho9 Valley 71 37 Sun•u17 21p m.r•-Wedneadey
at6 23 e m -••aoA1n at721pm Las.Vegas 87 53 . SeddleOac:k v.-ey 42-42 Torrance 77 55 Moon Mii al) 14 Pm ,_ ~
L•llle Aock S4 48 LaoY'I' 8eadl 1toreca11) 42 Wntwood 80 60 city at 4·4) a m and NII agM\ at 4-)4 Lou1sv1lle 71 46 l oe Angeles AttpO<I 25-40 y_.teVty 77 40 pm
Limo driver thwarts Lido robbery
~local limousine dnver alleged!}
thwarted an attempted robbery of a
Lido Isle couple. polin· said.
The dn,cr. whose id entity was not
fl''ealcd. \\aS returning a couple to
their home late Saturd<tv and noticed
a man wearing a ski mask was hiding
in the bushes near the home. said
Newport Beach Police Lt. Tim New-
man. -·
The dnver got out of the limousine
as the couple walked to their home.
but stopped shon of a direct confron-
tation when he notk ed that the man
had a gun. The drivC'r then called
police. No one was injured in the
incident.
The man was picked up by a second
suspeC't in a truck that had been
parked ncarb~. Th<.' suspects led
pol rel' un a hricf chase that endt•d near
the ~rch\.'S Bndge. said Newm_an .
Police arrested one of the suspects
immediately. but the second suspect
jumped into the bay. He was arrested
a short time later.
The suspects were identified as two
Los Angeles brothers. Louie
Crawford Jr.. 25. and Marct'I
Crawford. 23.' They were booked into
Newport Beach City Jail on suspicion
LIGHTS •••
From Al
it has been an inconvenience,''
PC'mbcrton said.
Although the main runway has
beC'n affected. the 2.88R·foot runway
used by gcneral-aviati"n aircraft has
its li~hts working and r>rivate flights
continue.
of attl·mpted robbery :md are Pc:ing
held in lieu of SI 50.000 bail each.
Louie Crawford was also held for a
parole 'iolauon.
UCLA •..
From Al
Harnck grew up in Charleston. W.
Va .. and went to Stonewall Jackson
High in Charleston and Morris-
Han c~ Co llege, now known as thC'
UniverSlt} ofCharlestPn. ,
Befori: his two years :\San assistant
at UCLA. H arrick was an assistant at
Utah State for fo ur vear-;. Before that.
he was an ass1stani c0ach at Mom·
ings1dc High in nearby Inglewood for
_fi\'C )Cars and Morning.side's head
coach for four seasons.
INSPECTOR QUITS IN WAKE OF PROBE ••.
From Al
c·mbarra~)ml·nt'· to th1· cllv a nd that
d1.,nphnar} al·tion "a' possible. but
no dens1on "a~ made
"I don't knov. "hat we would have
done. and I gucs~ hr ctidn't ·want to
find out." Frank sa id tnday.
Frank \31d Hmgula removed the
lttO\ C fro m the second unit. correcting
the '1ola11on before he qu11. His
res1gna11on also closc~ the Cit} m·
'esugauon because "he's no longer
an emplo~ee." Frank s:-11d.
Frank and chiefbuilcting inspector
Ed Wilczak -Hingul:l's supervisor
-said the} were caught off guard by
the resignation.
"I think (the investigation) may
have been a factor." Wilczak said.
"But all hl' satd "as th'at It was for
pt"rsonal reasons ...
Frank said the letter of res1gnat1on.
deli vered after Hingub worked Fri-
da). was a two-line note saying he
1mmed1ately quit his job. which paid
between S::!.189 and $~ 794 monthly.
Both offinal!. sa id the inci dent
would no t srar H1ngula's personnC'I
fi le.
"All that would be in his file would
be that he resigned." Wilczak said.
"If an}onc called mC', I would tell
them the nature of the incidt"nt and
that he w~s a fi ne employee for 10
years." Frank said.
Hingula did not return phone
messages left at his home today.
PARKING FEE PROTEST DUE TONIGHT •••
From Al
work from outl ying p:-i rk ing lots 10
rrduce traffic and fr<'<.' up parking
space.
Wha le an ex isting p.irkmg sucker
program for local residents was
~encrall ~ supported b~ those attend·
mg the meeting. one merchant com-
plained locals arc using the stickers to
turn his limned parking spaces into
all-day parking lots.
O thers complained elected officials
llave proven inept at solving city
problems and suggested the pnvate
sector be allowed to takt' ovC'r the
parking matter.
Black said those que~tions could be
studied by the proposed task force.
He suggested tough new standards
need to be enacted so that tourists can
continue to visit the art colony and
bring wanted dollars to its merchants
wi thout destroying the quality of life
enjoyed by residents.
"Maybe we should look at the (San
Joaquin Hills FreC'wa)) corridor as a
blessing in disguise.·· Black said. "like
the Great Wall of China.
"We have 10 tell ''isitors you're
welcome but you're goina to do it our
wa_y."
The proposed fee inl.'rcase will be
presented to the City Council tonight.
. ecuthc Georgl' R~ I.er <.a1d toda~ that
"Burk was sen ed a no11ce of term 1 n-
ation at "the end ,11 \1arch ... She
confirmed re port' that Aurk alleged I~
didn't gi H' notdilJt1n11 that he also
work<.'d for Hun11ng1un Beach.
Kell ) saad he hC'he' ed that Sang~tcr\ absenl c "3" 1101 "cllir rcnt ..
and that 11 created "a h1g hole" in the nt~ ·~It-gal dl'PJrtnwn1 -to put a cap of40 hm1~a year for ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
compensator) ti me. Cnok said .
Kell~ said he 4uco;11nncd tht' wa }
that '"comp 11ml". "a' managed in thr
cit} attornC'~ ·s department 1n order to
!\.di~ said he bchnl·d that Hutton
perm 11 tcd the .. km,cst st ra tcg~ .. for·
allu" 1ng lompcn'>Jtnr• lime to ac-
cumulate.-. He \Jrd th.rt ( 00!. had a
mc,·tmg "llh Hulton and that the
Other sources said th:n Hutton told
her workers that they c-ouldn't carry
compensatory time 0' er to the new
}l'ar and that was wh~ ~ngster took
the time when he did.
ROAD PROJECT DELAYS TARGETED •••
From Al
With that kind 6f deta iled focus.
Caltra ns officials "rll he able to sec
1mmediatel} when a project 1s fall ing
behind schedule. and ''h> 1t 1s falling
behind. he satd.
Keith McKean. director of the
Caltrans District 12 office in Orange
County. said he was plt'ased with the
consuh:ants' recomm"ndat1ons.
"Ifs exactly what "e asked for."
said McKean. who also sus as a
mC'mber of the Transp<'rtation Com-
ORANGE ... .....
COAST ...... ~.
MAIN OFFICE
iJO _..~. l!ia> .... ~····in-· \.4' M.,.O ,.,.,,,.,.. p.,. •KtO '-'" ~ CA 9}6.i~
C•1 .,.. • ~.1 ,, ... r & f'O• •'\'-'Al
m1ss1on.
Clance Blamt·r. ch.11rman of the
commis!.1on. also \;jld 'hr was glad to
ha\c the consultant•.' recommen-
da11ons.
"'The $ood nev.s 1~ that now we
have th<.' information.'' 11hc said. "The
bad news 1s that now wt have to do
something about 1t."
The anal) SIS of Cahrans project
managrment 1s to continue for the
reM o f 1988. accord1njl tO Mills.
Som<.' of the recommendations will
be put into effect by July. wht'n the
new District 12 office goes into full
operation. she said.
Orange County was formerly part
of the Los Angeles County C'altrans
district. and local 0tlic1als ot\tn
complained that pro1ects here were
not deah with as pro mrtly as those in
Los Angeles.
The Oranac Count) district wH
established last June.
0.-Plot Delv.,
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He pauses for
a mo ment
to reflect
on all he has achieved.
He feels great and looks
great. Making you look
great for any occasion is
our primary objective.
Gentlemen•s Oothin&
Russian emtgre
to give business
talK: at Coastline
Qutttlonubout the fUturc or u .s . bu1inet1et in
the Sov1rt U nlon will be 1ddrct1ed Wtdattday nlp t
when Stvim Oeralbckov. 1 former Ruulan cl&lnn
who worktd for a major USSR think iank. will 1pnk
at a \ou tline Collqr proaram in Newpon lttch.
Ocralbckov will d1acuH the Soviets' ntw
"Olaano11" proaram of opcnne11 at the 6:30 p.m.
event at Coutllnr'1 Nrwpon Beach C'en\tr, 310 I
Pacific View Drive, Coron1 del Mar. The proaram 11
1ponaorcd by the World Trade C'enttr ln1thult at
the colleee and the rtt1"trat1on frt i1Sll1or WTCI
mcmbcr1 and S26 for nnn·membtra.
Addillonally. a Ru,1ian conveivlion e-laH for
travelers will bca~n l'hur!d1y Ttom 7 to I 0 p.m .• alao
at tflc Ncwpon ~ach center. Call 24 I ·6116 for additional information
Growth l••ue• due alrlnt
Tom Roacrs. pruulcnt ofC1t1zcn1 for Scn1ible
Growth and Traffic rontrol. and Mayor John
Ersk ine of Huntsnaton Ruch. c11ecut1ve di~ctor of
the Oranae County 8 ulldina lndu11ry assoc11tlon,
will be the aucst spcakn " 11 a luncheon mectina of
the Balboa 81 ) Rcpuhlican Women. Ftderattd.
Wednesday
Thr topic of the 11oon 1eu1on will be "Pro
Orowth Vs. Slow Growth," and the luncheon cost is
S 11 Thr l-vcnt W1H-tx-h~ldlnllre Monaco Room of
the A.11:poncr Inn. 187()() MacAnhur Blvd .. Irvine
Alumnae to meet
Membt'rs of the Kappa Alpha Theta alumni
aroup's Ora nat' C oa'1 hapter will meet Wednesday
11 11 a.m at tht' l.1nd'r) residence. 2060 E. Ocean
Front. Balboa
A panty cllchanfc 11 ~chcdulcd and all Thetas
arc welco me. (all 54 .4Q47 for fun her information.
Braille talk ln NB
Diane Burkhardt of the Braille lnslitutc's
Oronac County Center will speak to the Exchanac
Club of the Ora nae Coa~t Wednesday at noon 11 the
Bahia Connth11n Yach t Club.
B'nal B'rlth to ln•tall
The S1mcha chaptrr ofB'na1 B'rith Women will
hold its annual 1ntall11ion of officers Thursda)' al
Franco1\· Kntaurant 1n Hun11naton Beach.
-o\ musical program will follow the mtt11n1. Call
Florcncr Waldman at Q60-4H6 for more 1nfor·
mataon.
Def en•e cl•••e• offered
The La1una Reach C-o mmunit}' Clinic will ofTcr
a sclf·dcfrn5c d au for women Thursday 11 364
Oct'an ~ vc . I aauna Brnch
The clan '"II be 10111ht by Valene McCutchan.
an e\cm" ph)siOIOl151 from ~ .. \Oto Q p.m. and thr
cost 1\ S 15 Call ~1nd r;1 .\llcn 11 494-9429 to make
rcscrva11 on"
Apartheld talk In CdM
FranC't'\ Ke ndall. co-author o( "After
Apartheid: Tht Solutinn for outh Africa." will
speak at a rcccpt1on ThurM!ay 1n the Corona del Mar
home of Mr and Mn Wilham DeMayo.
The t'' cnt will ru n from 7 to 9· 30 pm and
1dm1u 1on " S8 per per\On. Ruer,'at1ons arc
req uired and ma) be mridc by calhna 871-0371
T~ l• w •e••lon end•
The last 1n a Kr1r1 of workshops to help people
understand tht' new 1nromc tu laws will be held
Wedncsda) from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m in Admin1s·
tration 136 at Golden West Collcae
Presenters ate emplovt'tl· of the Internal
Revenue Sen ice and profesi1onal tall prac11t1oners
The fre is $5 and rct11tmt1on may bt madt' by phone
at 89 I· 3991.
Tue•day, April 12
• 4 p m s .. ,, La1ua Board of l\evlew. 3 I 592
West St . South Laauno
• 6 pm. Lapu l•1e• City C~U. council chambers. 505 Forcttl Ave
• 7 p.m HHllDI ... l•1e• U1IH H11• 1e•oo1
Dl11rlct. board mcrt1n1 room. I 02' I Yorktown
Ave
Wedne•day, April 13
• 9· 30 a m Ora.11 Cee11y IMr• •f hptr·
vltora. board hcar1n1 room. Hall of Admin1stra11on.
10 C1v1c Ct'ntrr Pla11. liianta Ana.
• 7 p.m. L11ua l11e• Plu11a1 CemmlHIH.
council chamberi. '05 Forttt Ave.
DA rv1AGED PAGE Otange Coeet DAILY 'ILOT /Tueed
Growth foes sue to thwart project
Ir IOI VAN IYll N ........ "" .....
Auomey1 for the Cltl1tn1' 5tn11ble
Orowth and Trame Control Initiative
have flied 1u1t In an 11tttmpt to block •
dtvtlopment qrttmt nt that they belltve
would clrcumvtnt tht propoted arowth
conuot meHurt.
Newport won 'tjoin Irvine in lawsuit
lthndl Blacketer and her ~nner 0 ry Hiie flied 1ult challen n1 thr R~IOn Ranch aarcrment, ~h c:h 1lve11
the Wiiiiam Lyon C'o a ve11nl riaflt to
<'On11ruct 700 homes 1n the fbothlll1 above
MIMlon Viejo.
Nine development avcemenu havr
bffn approved t>y Oraner County om<'1al1
in the pelt 1IA months.
Blacketer and H1lr have Oltd aull
... ln111even oflht'm Tht mo11recent 1u11
waa flied Friday.
"Thia l1n't one of the laracr 11rce·
menu." u ld Blacketer "But it's a matter
of principle. Tht' pa<'r at which they'rt
1pprov1 na thrK -,rrr mcou 11 a clrar
indication that they re 11") 1n1 10 act around
the lnitiativt'." ,
County Attorney Adrian Ku yper M11d
the aarecments woulil takt' prrrrdcnn·
over the arowth contrnl in1t1at1 \ e. ~hit h
K l• strict l1m11s on development based on
the capacity of c-.1,t1ng road\ to handle
add111onal traffic
ly Oll&O &1.El\ILX ................
Tht Newpon Beach Ctt) ( ounc1I voted
unan1mou1ly Monda) to den) the Cll)' of
In lnl•'• reque\I 10 J01n an lep l challcnacs
lo thrtc contro\cr&111I Oranar Count~
dcvrlopment aarcementi
Council mtmben cl:umed that JO&nsna
the lcpl l ha llcnJr w uld cndanaer tht
con11ruct1on of the lon1-awa1tt'd Pelican
Hiii Road and JCOparc111c the eit) ·, ov.n
develo pment a1rtt'mcn11 Pchcan Hill
Road I\ e.11 pcctrd to rt'lteve traffic conl t'\·
11on 1n Corona dcl Mar
Irvine Mayor Larr) Aaran had 11\kl·d
Newport Beach tOJO•n h1sc1t) and Laaun.i
Bea.ch 1n challcn11n1 the Bear Brand
Ma nna Hill\ and Aliw -VieJO dt,clop·
m{'nt aarermcnts A formal lcp l challrngr
has b\'rn filed apln'I tht' ~li \11• \ IC'JI•
aarl.'cmcnt. hut lhc other two h;l \l 11>1
rl'Cl'l\Cd fina l counl) appr0\.31
The l'\l\t1n1 lav.\u11 '' filt'd on hc'1J 1 1'
Laauna Beach \1nct' IP 1nr did n111 ,.,hm11
The 1n1taativr ""chrriulcd to appear on Oranae Count'
the June's ballot L'ndcr the plan. road 1mpro', mt -., .irt•
11der the aarecment\. dc,elupcr' art to bf rinanrrd h> tmr d' hat l..rd "' •n,·
auaranters that their PfOJeC't\ will not he guara nteed rcn
subject to chanac5 1n tonsn a or other l\nd tht' effect nf111 .... ,u11~ on 1he ~·~1;alh
rcaulation& for a specified period. u\ualh nl.'n ou5 bond marllet ha' a1 :i·:"' 11n1•
10 or 20 )Cari. tount) oninal ~omrd
In return. dt'\ eloper~ aarct' 10 pa~ r('l'\ to ~upcn l\Of Roacr (\1anton ha\ \ llt\'ll
suppon con11ruct1on nf road' and otht'r against all but tv.o or tht' de' rlor>mt'nl
public f1cih11ts. ngrt'cmt'nt' hccau\c h<' \81d rnun1. \tan
Musi ofthr agrremrnts approved \o for mc mhcf' ha'r not hcM able to a<\t'" 1hc
havr fallen w11h1n the S235 million pornblr ctTcct\ thr la .... ~um might ha\l· nn
Footh ill Circulation Phu 1n1 Plan on thr Foo1h11l plan
arterial road bu1ld1na f"lro1ram for \Out h "\\hat'' happcnina 1~ eu ctl\ "'ha1 I
•
Popplnl the que•tlon
c. fvtU \~,
I l r \(!Mlt• ~ { t I
,J
.... ,... ,.._ 9Y n... 0. ,_
Jeff anter didn't wut to ue the ol' "en1aaement rtnc In Uae
claam~• llue" roattne when propoet111 ma~e on Friday.
IDatead, Uae 1'ewpon a.eta man bonowecl a 7acbt from friend Fred
Dukett of Puadena and picked up Janet Todt.co, wbo wu IJ'Mted
b1 a •tant •WI popptna th• qa•don. (lb• laid,. ... ) After ptcitnc up frtenda &Dd claul...ane at tlae Balboa Bay Club, Uaey cnalMd the
harbor aboard PUlk!i -Hawallan for "trouble.•• "lbe thoqbt I
wu co~ by 111 mr boat," anter 1atd. "But It'•• email, tbe onl7
way I'd•• al[ my friend• oa board le If I carried a photo of tbem. ·
tomm,·nt' dunna the hr1nn1& lcad1n1 1u
1hr 11ppro' al ofthl' aarrrmcnt but In int 15
kndmJ finan 111 \uppon to th t challcnar
The A.h\o· V1rJO prope rt' is v.1th1n La1un1
Beach'\ \Phcrt' of 1nn1ll'ncc
In re' 1c~1na Jr, inc·, requc\t :'\r~pon
Bcalh C II) >.uornc) Roben Burnham
contludrd 1ha1dcfcall"&1ht dc\C·lopmrn1
•&ft'cmcnt~ 1uu1d hJ \1 a neaa 1"r 1mpaC'I
on ,, .. 1 .. pon lkat·h Rurnh1m \1t1d ltw
c11' ·, p11n1upa11on in 1'1e lt'p l challt.·nac'
ruuld hurt m ~t111t1• to adopl future
dr,dopmcn1 aart't·mr· t' and "ho'r an
imp.all on proP<'n' 1"•ncn tht· 111\ ma'
M.'l'k IU dl'oll "'II"
T ht· luun 11 appar n:' aarrrd "'llh
BurnhJn··, a\\Chml'" · \O lin& unao1·
l'T111U '•' il&a 1n\I lht' pr ()O\D 'W it h ( UUO·
11in· JO Ph , \h.url•r i h,cnt
< 11u 1 1 1 lrna n Ph 1 '·rn \Ont 1a m ba \It'd
ln1n1·' m111 1l1p.i1 on 1n 1hr lhalknae.
""'r'& :t JI .,.. th 1•1 •u·' rapid 1ro -...1h
lil ll tht J">\u • ,, tJr• •mnun t ll• the pot
,,,,; na thl." .. c"1l "J\~
I .,.. 1u1Jn • 111 q 1h· , ,;, .,j Ir' 1nl' l'W <>
'IX., led '1 '1JPIX
1.il..1 .i 111·r tJ' : • r• I
1'°11' J@ll'l'll11 0\l "'l'l
thi.·m 111 •tlUll \!\,I !I
on 1hr humJ •11dr~.··
'r \atd It d1dn'1
•11a1 npponrnli ot
ri1 10 l hatlrnar
•<'' ha't' an effru
( 11un1' 11"1 1, J !\ lud•n& 1hc four
l1thl'r 1.opc· \u'' • aq• nl''cnheltn
hJtJrd \ht f Olllt' • p ~ and the ag rc.'t'·
ml'n l\ J\ a 'Wa\ llUI 111 'ht' \OUlh C'O\Jnl \'
'W1>f\Cn1ng 1raltil 'nar.
Bot Al.ll ~1·:rr J!'ll.I 1hen cr111n1c 1hc
a~rcrmt'nl' fm rio1 inta n1n1 rnouah
\alcguard' I•• p11'' t'n' •lirrl' from "'Or\t'n·
1ng 1n\tl·aJ 11! mpm• •n& \ll uth count~
.
und 1 h11f ccn11 C 11nad11n for thli
in111a11,c." uad Sansone. v.ho claimed 1
dcfrat of tht dcvclormcnt aarttmentt
could al.a sprll doom for Pchcan Hill
Road, which 1& 1ntrndc·d to rt.laeve traffic
rnn1r111on 1n ('orona dcl Mar ,
>\mona the allraa11on' an lhe Ah to• Vtt'JO
hallenae 1• that the en' 1ronmrntal repor1
111 madtQulle and thll the development
11rr~men111 inconsistrnt with county land-
ui.<> and c1rc1,1la11o n rlrmcnts
Al•o 11 Monda) n1ttht°1 mctt1na. the
rnuncal schrdukd 1n Apnl 25 public
heanna on a propo'cd Pac1 fir C oaat
H aih ~a} acccu 10 Hons Hospital
Hoaa officia ls speak•n1 11 the mttt1n1.
c h11m the acccn 1~ nc-crnary for tht' new
cm nct'~C't'ntrr but n·,1dents of nearb)
Balt'loa ( U \ t'' !;a\ thl' access will CI US<'.
I Ol rra\C'd traffic and l n mt' prohkm$ for
1hr11 rommunll'
l\bout .ar1 Balhoa C fl\.ts rrs1dcnt1i at·
ll'ndl'd thl \O Unltl mt'l't1n1 1n • shO'W of
PIUll'\I
lr.1'1~,
Sht' al\ti, harac'> tha1 :he aartrmt"nt arr
un1.11m111u11unal he QJK tht\ 11r 1hr
hJnd-. 1Jf fu1urr dt'u\lnn makrn Futurr
rk~ trd official\ v.ouh1 nol he able to
moti.f, the aarermcnt' unul 1hr) upared
\\ 1' ,nuld 'otr th1 prTKnl Board of
\1..1ix·n 1\ur\ out of ofli r t' but we'd st ill be
'' u~ i.. "'11h thru bad dt'C'1"on1." ~he '81d
Bla1. ~t·tcr and Hair arc schedult'd to
mrr1 "'1th ,oun•> offi l •al• and dc,elopcn
ll>da' and qain Tt-and•' to di.cu~'
pt>\\;bk pre-trial '<'ttlrmcni of 1hr law-
\.;ll\
Duke vows funding
for crime victims
Go \·t·rnor ca ll -for m or e
r cslitulion . a ~ i ta n ee
during :Vlc a c onf r rence
B> JO~ATHAS \'OUKE
OI .... Delly ...... .,...
Ju\llCC I\ no1 5tned unlal crime ' 1t't1m•
are &•'C'n rc-\t1tu11un 'ld th~ stair mu\t
1nl rCa\C' 'undang 10 al h C\ t' that l lJa {JO\
( ll'CHi t r>cukmt'Jtan \ O'Wt'd I I J ( O\tl
\fr':i ~on' rn11on fur o"inaf, "'ho v.ork in
1·nmt'' aflrrmath
'I "'i.>uld f3 \lll nH"\\UrC'\ to IOVl ht'n
l'nfor..cmrnt <and e\pa"d '1,·um' nahl\ tO
rr,t11u1.nn .and pan1l 1r111on sn thr JUd1 al
prO\.t'\\ ' f"Xu~meJ UI" \a id \Pt'lkln&
tx-fcm· \111nr V M1 pcoph• 81 lht' opcn 1n1 of
th1· :l'r1't' d.n t •tn tcrt'r r 81 thc Rt'd lion
Inn
"Ju\1 1l·r 1\ not '<'n l"d un11 I 1 nn~n1
pcoopk 1.a..iJh l n thr hnr of firr arr
lahcra1rJ tr1'm ll'ar ;in11 finoncaal dl'trt'"
Rl''lllJtwn ,amr' Jn :1c1d111onal u nc11un
onr that l•lnr' ,nl"'·1n3h to •'sumc
r"'·pon,1t't1h1' for 1hc1 )('lion ·
Dt.·u m1.·11an made •I-tr rtm.trk\ n tht•
fil th annual C '"' crnw·, 1 rain1na Con·
frn•m.l' 11n ( nmc \ t\I '"' ICll under "'•> l\thlu1 -oc pro(t''""'' ;al\ "'ho pro"dr
M"n Il l'\ 10 111mc '11. 11r ' arc attrnd1n1 thr
, 11nfc-rcn\l'
(1 ~lhen H.1 .... rn,t.•in Jr . c'e1.ut1'l"
d1rrctor of the Officr ""r ('nminal Ju tlC't'
Plann1na. \lid the l Pnfrrcnce 11m\ to
1mpro'r '1 11m ~n 11,', and pwtC'<'t thr
naht\ of' 1ct1m'
"( ahfom11 ha' tx-r r a1 tht fort'front of
'1 um a\\1\tancr \tn c IQ ~ whrn 11
C'"\tabli \hc!u the nation ' fir'1 '1c11m com
(){'n\llttnn pro1ram · Ho-.i.tn\tcan \ltd
'\101.t' thc'l "'l' ha'r niadc &rtat \lndro,
but v.c nerd 10 contmu<' to 1mprovt' ..
Thr l <l' cmor \ltd rtll 1mpro,cment~
ha,r b«nmadr 1nlhr M1fi vt\Clr\ as the
amuun1 of rrst11ut1on :" 1alablt to \l{'t1m~
ha' nl ruiot'd b' morr than 300 per<'Cnt
But. ht' added Iha\ 1l"c rrasc " couplc-d
""1th a \hlrp nM' 1n thr number ul d atm\
tor 'ompc nu 11on
In 111 -'W t'rt'CTl\rrlmortthan 14 t)()(1
\Ul h d a1m' and pa id nC'at S34 m1lhon 1n
hcncfit\ for '1c11m~ In two vt'an. the
numhc r of nmc '1c11r,." appl),1na for aid
ha' aum prd 50 pel't'rnt 'the aoHmor \a1d
Dcu ..,mc111n IT<'OJn 1cd lht nt'cd for
more !.l'f"\ 1 cs and '•1d ht • 111 ~.,
1dd111onal fundina for IOC'll ~ntrrs that
-.uun \C'I '1r11ms. help IP \t"C'ul"t' th eir nJhu
and gu1dr "'1tnr\'<'S tl'i-oush the rnmrn1I
IU\11 (' \\\IC'm Oranfc·ba~ C on11nm11' ~" ICt Pro-
arams nc 1\ one \1 , h proaram i nd
rccr1,rd 1n a"'ard dur•na the confrrcncr
opc.n1n1 for 11 "'" 1cr For 14 'ca n ( ·\p
hin rrtumrd nrarh S' mi llion ICI rnmr
\ ll"tlm\ Thr aroup • <n OPt'rll('\ \('\ t'rl\I
.. rl \l\·1n1t'r' t'ntaon pro~:ims
Resolution checks on toxic cleanup progress in bay
l y 01\EO ltLEl\KX °' ...............
Sen. M1r11n Bcrseson has sntroduct'd a
rcaolut1on 1ntrndcd to check up on rfl"or1\
to clean up to111c pollution 1n ~r-.i.port
Harbor and the lJpprr \lewport Ra )
Thr bill is a follow-up to a I 985 S<"natr
re1<>lu11on which calkd for stl'ppcd-up
measures for mon11oran1 pollution an the
harbor and ba). said lultr FrO<'bt'r1. an
011.ll· w lkraeson R-~r .... port Bea h
Thl· I 1185 ball v.u ba,cd on a rcpon that
1dent1fi<.'d hi gh It'\(')\ of ~ventl 10\IC
suh\lancn 10 ~c~por' Harbor and b<lth
p3n' of '""'pon R.1~. 1nclud1n1 1hr
hannrd aar1l ultural DC't•ndr DOT
.\fkr ro\\Dlt' of the hill. thr . anta o\na
R{'11ona \\ a1cr (..)ualit~ Control Roard
bt'p n loser \ ru II n ~ or the \OUrt't'\ ur h;H
and hnrhor ix>llut1on and c 11cd '"me
'lu\IOl'\'l'\
· Thr tcc 1inti ' 'ho. ihrrr-and-:i -'ia •
\Cllr' ha'l'' pa"l'J "' ... tl°'P\C dfor.' .n
r l•hl' Jnd nn'" · \ .. ,r 111 \('(' .,, ...
r 11 »1 ''-' •h•, '• '-1.1.'I' Y J frOChr"J
\\ .i:, .. \luJ '1 a ' 'C't' :ha: :he
rt'1.l'rl1'·1.nmr .. ·1~·1: H , ~~ drrdg1nK
l\fl<'f3111.H' \Ii ,. 1.! "ii\ \IJntl11.Jn'I\ f('·
du\t'1.! 1he 3r .. r' ' ... µnet ~,, u\lnl' n
the l°IJ\ Ph n ,, : •71 n-dol Jr J·rd11nJ
rt1.lJC'\I .......... nn1''C'" 1houu ods 1lftCln'
111 ~d1 mcn1 from 1hc "-a~ -.i.as completed
o ~rmhrr and ~u "'lendC"d 10 1nC'rT&\t'
.... atrr no ....
Thr ne"' rr,olu11on ~ II IS'-<''\ tbr re-suit\
,11 1hr JrcJa1n1 and p<'llu11on mon11on na
.ind r<' ommcnd furth n 1n1on if n«'en·
an \ltd r wrhcra
lt pu!!ot'd •report on the tor i, \hould be
, 1m plctcd t" \t:m.h I ll8Q
BB woman slain over tax
forms, ·county jurors told
Sak" 1n the "'1ndo ... and •loll' a 11)·,
Porschr Q 11 '< 1 a1A from thl' fmni
of n hu\10l'" nn ;ipuna ( :an' on
Road the '1~ tam '41d \1onda' • • • " aa ra1r door \10 ( oral ~trttt ~U$1a1 nrd d1ma1r \1onda' "'htn
~omconc tnrJ 10 1, •n th eir \'It
around on the dmr-...n1
a \'j1l"1 ""' ,!• n~ "i out of 1
"111\l.P 1'1,1,1 l" rr•u\t'c' to IC'I ' r thr
i ' n ,1: Od•nn \I\'"' H11h chool
"'l)('rr IJ,11 I '" c l'' 'W ('r•· ha\lnt prav
:1,(' a ,uO\d' \J "
NewportBeacb
-' "P.PhH(' anJ .' amond rina
~Orth S '·~ 1nd \111'"1(' <'ISh ll>('rt
''''l~n fmm a ~1 "'t' !1 • .,r 41)() block of
Hurl Drr \C' 'umcl m · hct•ttn I I
I'm I nJa\ 1nJ •~ , m \1 ondl\
Pluena burn•
.\ \U Pl~ IOU• nrt brt,kt' OUI II the
aNncfont'd hake)·, Pin a "''taurant
1n Hunt1ntton Stach tarl)' today.
rau\lnJ SI 00.000 dam qt and dt-
'"Cl~ 1n1 about halfthr huildina
Thr firr. -.i.h1ch cnipted 11 I 28
a m 'tantd in the ''"ratt" room 1n
thr C'C'ntcr of lht' bu1lc11 n1 II I Q)()O
Bea h Rh d
If JONATHAN VOLZKE
Ofllle ............
A h11rdrrucr killed h11 former
employer b)' 1t1ndln1 on her neck
bttauK 1hr Huntinaton 8c1ch bu11·
nett woman did no1 have ht• lH
formt prcp1red. a proW(utor told a
Suptrlor Coun JUr)' Monday.
Durin1 hit open na 111tcment1. ~puty Ol1trn:t Anorne) Rick
Toohe)' uid Kevin K.ri1t l1nscn, 32.
of Oarden Orove ktlltd nnt llt'
ltobcnaon Jul)' 11 1nrr aolna 10 her
houtt and dcm1ndln1 thr docu·
ment1.
Kri1tl1n"°n'1 tr11I on a s1n1l~rount
of munkr opened Monda)' t>ctore
Superior Coun J~ Franc11C'o
8n1tno. The former handrtlltf ~
ma1n1 in Orantr County Jail In lieu of
$250.000 ball.
Toohey allttn Robmaon wu hit
numerous tl mtt with 1 wine decan~
lnvettialton round on tht f\oorofhtr
ArTOw l.asw homt, IOCilted Mar tht
ln"'11«tlon of Adamt Avenu. and
llKh Boulevard.
The woman was alto 1tabbed
1ev1ral times In tht MCk. Toohey
u ld.
Ht con1t nd1 Krlttianltft killed
Robtnaon. who had tmplo)'td &ht
man 1\ htr beauty lhop 1 yar earlier.
aner the told him lht dkl not havt
lnttm1l Reven"' 5trv ct PIPtn ht
netded at htr homt.
E•ptrU who tntlf\td durina kri ..
lomloM .. I f'ldlM Wilow ftle
and an 1 l·AMM ..._. ""*r cw 1au1n11r hm &he~ ... Arn·
IMfttl Ill tM MOO lllafk o La
AlllMdlA"9a
11anwn'1 prellmlnaf) hean na .a1J the
ckftndlnt'1 palm print wa1 found on
a toiltt teat in Robtnaon'1 home
Ont or Robtnaon'1 former ne11h·
bo" 1lao tntiRed d~nna 1he
preli minary hftrina that K.n1t11nwn
wa1 tht man who wa1 tetn1Hv1n1 tht'1
victim'• horM drivlnt Mr Mtrrt'det
tht day or tht •rine.
kri1uanwn'1 lltomty, Drput)
P\lbUc Dlftftdtr Dtnati1 O'Connell.
told the Jury that bit client wa1 crattd
by cocaJsw and donn't remtmbtr
wl\at happentd after he wtnl to thf
woman'• homt.
He didft't djapuv Toe>M) '1 •11'81·
tlona. ~t laid tbt "tnurt tnetdy"
Wll tpUmd by ...
• ...
• • • Rcpon' of an 1n1urt\I drrr \' J.nda'
nt'ar El Toro and L"l~una C an' tin
roads timu1h1 o!Ti er~ 11ut io thr
tccnc. hul no in1url'J 11n1m11 .. "'C'rt•
round
Hanttacton 8eacla
'"A rn1cknt 1n a hou\lna omplr '
near Gothard Strtct 1nJ \t I addrn
A' cnuc u 1d t ht' • H ht11en b' htr
bo)fhend't mothrr ft.e v.oman •H
dncnbC'd II btm1 SIOC'lt) • • • • Hoodlum• pushed open a •indo•
in 1 ruom at Harbour V1t• hoot.
4.)4) 1'1 k*1C'k C1rtlf and aprt)l'd
tht room •1th a nrt e-t"''"''•Mr 1nd
k1 llC'd nth an a fi1h bo•I The room
rtpontdly *U 1n 1uch " mm that lht
ta.chtr t<>Yldn 't hold cl11tn thcrt
Monday
i . .
A man •1tt1 ona blKk hair •ho
• • •
\111rt than $~ ~'"'Clnhofsttrhna
''" c.'1"11 art ••~ '1olrn f""Om a home 1n
11.\. :· l°'ood . of Hi'' IC'• ht't•ttn
~ ll .\n.J 111 30 pm '-a1wrda\ Thr
hu llu a~pot"C'nl h rn1r t"C'd tht' homr
h' hrtak1n11, an Ufl't•ir' v.1ndo ..
lmne
.\ v.oman rrpon"1 1h11 she IT·
c-t1,td a tclrphnnt C'all from a man
... ho ~nr.._ htr name al'lc1 tht' namt'• of
her r'O\lmm1tt"\ Ht rrpontdl) told
ht'r hr •11111111 h1na hrr and hed hr-en
1M1~k hr r houw to ft\ tht ltltphone
numbl'r "You'd btUtr h1tm to mt or
I'll ftl 1n }Our houw 1111n and •11t
for )OU," the man ~fWdl) load tht
•oman "ho ll\n on ~tloouna tar
Thieves take school snacks
CHPseektng
driver of van
Meese never discussed ob
offer to Wallach with F I
W ASHINOTON (AP)-AUorney tc:nu~ as attorney trM>ral in 198'. Oenenl f.clwift Mene 111 ftellectcd to Mme thoqht abnut the FBI
mention in an FBI lntttVicW on the interview over the Wttkend and the
Wedl«h tcandal Juttitt Depanment followina week, on his own initiative.
job dilCUllion1 he had had a h informed the •nt of the countelor
weeks earlier with Wfdtech con1ult-job discuuions.
ant E. Robert WaJlac:h. Mcete's "He didn't make • contcious
anomey II.id today. decision durina the FBI interview to
Mene wu intervi~ in the withhold the information." said
Wedl«h probe by the FBI on April Rocap_ Wl\co he talked to the •nt a
l 7~ l 917-.Just over a v.ttk a~r be1na sttond time. Mecte also informed the
in10nnCG -that lonaalmt friend t...,fBI that he and Wallach had dis-
WaJlach wu under criminal 1n-cussed pouibly c~atina an advisory
vatiption in the matter. A week or commission an I 98fi on which
so befort beina notifiec1 of WaJlach's Wallach would serve tn elllmiM the
it.at"'-Mene had •'ked Wallach adm inistration of the Justice Dtpart·
whcttwr he wu interested in becom-ment and to suarst po's1ble chanp.
iftl eounwlor to MeeK' at the Junice The: commission was nrver formed.
• Dtpanmeftt. MttSC wanted Wall:tch to join the
ftiend was a 1ubjec1 of the criminal
investiption.
Meew diecuMed hirina WaJlach 10
the S 77. soo.a-yeer job of countelor to
the anomcy ,rneral.
"Meew recall1 that he wu clearly
interested in havint Bnb Wallach It
that time come into lhe depanment.
but that no formal offtr was ever
adva~ to him:· ROC'lp taid.
The arran,rment between the two
men was that "Walladt-had to 1Mke -
tome decisions about what he wanted
to do, whether he was inleftlted. ..
said Rocap. addina that Wallach wu
"totrt back" to Mene. Bui that never
took place btcautc Mtete .. s then
notified that Wallach wa1 under
cnminal investiption. he said.
Mcne and Wallach dilC'Vned the
Justice Otpartmcntjo~ in late March
or early April 1917. said Rocap.
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Maae .. up
Reagan
quotes
assailed
WASHINGTON (AP) -White
Houw spokesman Muhn Fiuwatcr
lharply criticiud his ~r.
Larry Speakes. today for faltely
anributina Rmarks to President Re-
•n and vowed that he-would never
fOllow such a practice hlmtclf.
"It's a damned outraF. that's what
it is.'' Fitzwater told ll'pontn.
When reporters bombarded
Fitzwater wtth quc,tions about
Speakes' 1tatemcnts. made in hit
book "Speakina Out, .. the spokesman
said the questions illu,trated "why I
resent it so much." Meete lawyer James Rocap 111d an Justice Department ln't spnna. de-
FBI 11tnt asked M~ a question spate: the arowana Wrdtech tcandal
Apr:il 17 that "was broad enouah to that eventually led to Wallach's
ehcit thecountelorjob." But Meese at indictment on racketttnna charan.
the time was ''focusinf on an earlier The1 attorney 1rnernl knew at the
period .. and peruived the question to ume that Wallach WIS n witness in the
-nlaie lO whe&her WallaC'h constdffed Wc:dtcch -ease. said-Rocap. but Mid
t.akina a job durina '.iecst's earl > M«>IC did not yet know that his
On April I. 1917, the attorney
arneral was notiRcd tprm•llr under an administrative m('Chanasm in-
volvina the FBl~&hal-Wal&Kh was a
subject of the criminal invntiption
Reagan retirenient honie no violation
Gore and Du-kakis
clash in New York
"To makt' up quotes casts
aspenions on the presidency and on
my position and the questions y_o,u
JUSt asked an: the best rt'asons why 1t 1
wrona. why he sllouldn't have done it
and wh y I v.ion'rdo it," ht uid.
"Everyone is appallt'<1 that he made
up ~uotcs." Fitzwater ndded.
Fatzwater said he: takes notes dur-
ina presi'dentaal mec:tinas and, "If he
didri't say it, I won't ll'Y he said it I
never have."
8J 1'1111 -'-datH Pnst
WASHINGTON -Presidc:n1 Reqan's ~althy
friends who •~ buyana a California est.ate for ham to
OCCUJ>Y probebly could ai vr 1t to ham without violauna
conOict-of-interest la"'l· 1ccord1n1 to the Office of
Government Ethics. The op1n1on C'onfirms that industn·
aJisu Holmes Tuttle and Earle: Joraenten •~ amona the
20orso businessmen who purt'hHcd a S2.S malhon home
for the Reapns to live an when tht'y leave the White
Hoiue DCllt year. The July 31. I q86. letter WIS wntten 1n
responw to a rcqunt from pnvate attorneys who wanted
to ckwrmiM whether the arran~ment would be ethic.II)
appropriate. It was m:uk available to Ttfe Associated
Prna today by a Washinaton law firm . The Reapns bcpn
.-yi na rent under a three-year lcaK whkh took effect
March I with an option to bu) the houte eventuallr.. The
White HoUte says Reapn and has wife Nancy will pay
fair-mark.et rent for thr propeny. ·
Slame.e twin• aepanted
PHILADELPHIA -Founeen-month-old Siamese
twin &iris who were JO•ned from the waist down have been
1eparated in a 12-hour operation. Child~n·s Hospital of
Philadelphia announced today. Both Jirls we~ in cntacal
but stable cond1t1on. which was conssdcrt'd normal af\rr
such an operation. said hospital spokeswoman Laura
Feraac:n. The operatiCln was performed Monday. The
famil> requested that the &irts' names and home town not
be: rtleased. the spokeswoman said. The twins wt~joined
front to front. said Ronnie Jacobi. another hospital
spokeswoman. Each airl had one let and they shared a
third. fused lq. she said. The type ofjoinina affects only
about I P,trttnt of all Siamcte twins. fttqen said.
Soriet .crlbe pan• La• vcwu
LAS VEGAS -Soviet ~porter who W.s barttd
from thll rmi"' and r ntertainmenl capital for 16 ~·rs because o narb) military installations says he's not
1mprt5sed with what hr was finally able to1tt, Vit.alyGan.
the newspaper's former Washinaton correspondent.
didn't ha\·e much a<X'<i to say about the city and its
pmbhna -par1icularty the slot machines he ~fc_rttd to
as "onr-lc:ged bendit,." The machines •~ commonly
known as "one-armed ~andits." Gan said the liahts on the
Las Vcp1 Strip a~ so briaht "you can read a newspaper at
3 a.m. -"that is, provided you don't C'lre if people takt'
)OU for an idiot." He described the Stnp as "an oray of
bu1ldan1s. arches. fountains. statues and ads. strikina the
eye: with the abendon nnd wanton natu~ of the merry-
makana aoina on there . .\II this rolls before your eyes in a
Kanna ball offirr. 24 hnurs a day."
81 TM•AttKtatH p,..,
Dtmocrats Michael Dukakis and
Albert Gort' Jr. tanaled in a some-
times contentious dchlte 1n New
York today. while: rival Jeste Jackson
d«lart'd he was no longer the under-
d'ot but "onc:oftht' toprloSS. and I just
love: at:' ·
Go~ and Dukak1• enaqtd in
uchanaes O\C:r the 'iiddli East.
welfart and tht'ir own prnidcntial
race: -and the Massnchu1etts aov-
ernor upbraid~ the Tr nncs1tt tena-
tor for attackana him ns too sof\ on
Jackson.
Dukakas. the front runner. said ht'
would com~tt' for dc:lrptt's won by
other candidates who have lt'f\ the
race and eve n "maybr for Al Go~·s
dt'lc:aates ...
"Don't hck your chllps too soon.
Governor Dukakas," Ciort shot back.
"Nrw York's 1oin1 to' have a biurr
sar_ about that than yo11 will."
The debate camr onr week before
the New York pnmnry. with HS
dclqates at stake. anc1 was the first
full·sc-ale Otmocratic debate: since
Singl'eton wants his victim arrested
SAN QUENTIN. Cahf. (AP) -S1 na.leton. an u-sa1lor. was con-scrvt' has parole: with a farm family an woman as a dru1-crazt'<1 ku~napPCr.
When his parole ends Apnl 25. rapast vacted an 1979 of rapina Maf} Ai.alea. Ore. The family wrote to S1na.leton told the Dnily Lcdfrr he
LaWttnet Sinaleton '-YI he: ma> Vincent. then IS. and chopp1"1 ofT C1hfom11 officials and offered as stt'kina a cnmanal investiption
temporariry move to Ottaon. where her arms on Sept. 29. 1978. He was S1n1lc:ton a job as n handyman. into his allqauon that Vin~t kid-
his mutilated v1ct1m "''II fast known sentenced to a 14-year. four-month Orcaon officials rtfU~ to 1t1nt napped him 1n 1978.
to be livina. term bul was released last year for permm1on for the: move. "(She) told mt' thlt if I did not
The 60-year-old ~1nileton told the aood behavior and throuah work lt 11 not known 1f San&)flon now comply with her washca she would
Antioch 0.1ly Lcdaer 1n a tclephonr cred1"· plans to hve with thr family, if he poke out my eyes. smash my face. and
interview that he pll\ns to leave He: spent the last 10 months of has makes has move: to Ottton. hun. hun. hun me and say that I
California when has perole end1. Tht' )ear.Iona parole an a 1ra1ler on the Vi ncent. intt'rviewed followina raped her." Sinaleton wrote in a
newspapet ~poned hi' comments an arounds of San Quentin state prison. Sinaleton's parole. ""'' reponed by f'C'qucst for Vincent's arrest.
a copyriahted story in 111 Monday Gov. Gcorac: Dcukmt'Jlln arran~ the Modsto Bee to be-livi"• at an s .1 t ... __. ,.. n ,,,,."" even1n1 edition. for SinaJeton to "''C there follow1n~ undlKlosed location in ~uthem an.,e on proviuni ne ewt-..-r .,.v .. ral --ks of con~rontat1'on1 w1·t with 1 copy of• I 2·Pltt request for Sin&leton added he iilans to spend -" -..... 11 Orqon. She: said at thr time she w1 Vincent's arrest. It called her a
last month's Super Tuesday cam-
paian.
Eltewhe~ in the Empa~State. Vice
President Gco!Jt Bush told a SI 00.a-
platc: Republican breakfast in
Schenectady today thnt despite his
virtual lock on the GOP nomination.
"I still intend to c1mpa11n riaht
throuah the: end of the pnmary
season."
"I can't wait to take on whichever
one of those three Dt-mocrats wans
the Democratic nom ination." he:
said.
Go~. in the 90-manute Dtmocrat1c
drbate. cla imed for him~lfthe role of
underdoa. a position supponed by his
standina in the: polls. But Jackson.
whose candidacy has moved from a
symbolic one four yrars ••o to a
contcndin& one thas )'<'ar. said New
York doesn't n~nsarily favor the
underdoa. ·
"I waun underdotfnr45 yeanand
11 months. and now I'm one of the
top dots. and I just love it.'' Jackson
said. "New York loves 1 winner. and
I'm a wanner."
Fitzwater said he hac1 not talked to
the pn:sident about thr matter. but "I
am sure he would be: Uf'ltt about it. I
am sure he: is ...
The spokesman alsn said he had
not talked with Mark Wc:inbera. an
11111tant press a«n:tary who Spe,kes uid helped him make up quotations
to attnbuteto Reaaan durinJ his I 98S
summit meet1n1 with Soviet leader
Mikhail Gorbacht'v in Geneva.
"I don't know what his role was
then:." he said of Wdnbcra. "Clearly
hr was doana what LArrv wanted. and
he would not do an yth iria that I do not
want him to do."
Fitzwater was a c1eputy under
Speakes. but had lef\ thr White House
and was ViC'e President Georat
Bush's press sccrctar)' 111 the time of
'he incidents described hy the former
spokesman.
Speakes says that after a Korean
Air Lines planr carryinJ 61 ~meri
cans was shot down an 1983. he
c~ited statements made: by Sec·
~tary of State George: Shultz to
Reapn.
Half of gang sweep cases
rejected in Loa Angeles
•1 ~ AnedltH p,...,
LOS ANGEL~ -About half of the fint cates from last wcckend'1aan1
task force roundup h:ivr been ~jccted because of insufficient evidence.
officials said. Two n11h11 of duak·to-dawn patrols l11t weekend by about 1.000
officen resulted in 1.4H 1rrests. Officer Joe Mariana said. Of 60 of those ca1t1
brou'ht to the District 'ttomey'1 offire. chartn wt~ filed in 32. said Deputy
Distnct Attorney Stephen Kay. The other 21 wt~ ~ected bc:cau1e of lack of
evidence. he said. City attornty'1 spokesman Make Qualls said half of the 41
cases brouiht to his agency wtre rejected becaute of insufficient evidence.
Other caacs still must be-reviewed. The beefed-up police prewnce dubbed "Fly
the Flaa" won praite from mott quanen. but three people wh0te houte was
allqedly ransacked by f"C)lice serv1na a tearch wamnt called the show of foru
hravy-handed. the "fint few days" with a churt'h pohucians and re11dr nts of com-scart'd that SinaJcton would flnd her "fuaiti ve from justice" and actuted
aroup in Orqon. Hr would not muniues who -did not want him in and harm her apin. her of forcibly kldnappina him for the
dieclose the elllct location and did not their cities. S1naleton continues to insist ht did purpose of robbery and usina two
Nie out a return to \1hforn11 and In July. statr corrections officials not attack Vincent. portrayina deadly weapons. a pointed surveyor's Bab• IJearf donor nrftdram aa•nanded
Contra Costa Count) consadert'd allow1n1 S1nateton to himself as a victim and the youna stick and a sill-i nch knift. " r• -.· -r-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~TI ~ANGEL~-Ahotpi~~porarilyw1~nded i11unw~~1 I ror "our Conu•n1'•nce effort to harvnt donor orpn1 from ln~nts born With most of their brtunl ri 11 rlli Iii missinaas donon took the tbth such baby oft"llfe support. Ten-day-old Hope
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LOS ANGEL6 -A repuled Meaican df\11 kinJ wat ordered held
without bail on a 1910 n1rtotlca indictment. while an indictment charsina
another alleaed trafficker with heedin& a worktwkk d,._ cartel wa1 untealed.
of1lc:lal1 said. Jose Contreras Subiu appeared before U.S. Mllittr~te Joseph
Reichmann Monday on an tlaht·~r-old lndktmcnt for alJeeedly 1ellin1
cocaine to undcrcovtr nartotict 11tnt1. Contttras Subl11. who had been a
f'-'&hive since ncapina from a Me1tlcanjail In 1915. was captured April I in Salt
La1'c City. Authorities believe Contma1 Subiu was the riaht-hand man to
alteeed Mta.icandrua1ord RafttlCaroQuintero.J1iled in Mellicoonchartttof
murderina U.S. DNI fnforwmcnt Admini1tratlon qcnt Enrique Camarena
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DAMAGED PAGE Otange CoMt DAILY PILOT/Tuetdey, Aprll 12. 1He«•o
Iranians claim .
2,000 casualties
in assault on Iraq.
NICOSIA. Cyprus (AP) -Iran
claimed today it1 forces advanced
into nonhea1t Iraq.I. klllin1 or wound·
ina more than l ,000 lraqi1 and
c1pturin1 border hiahlnnds. Iraq said
the 11 .. uh w11 repUl1ec1.
Iraq rrponed It fimt a lona·ranac
mi11lle Into Tehran and two into the
nonhwn&cm city of Tabriz. Shippina
uecutives aatld Iran attacked and ltt
ablaze a Saudi Arabian tanker in the Penian G ulf.
Iran said there wcrr civilian c11-
ualtit1 in the attacks on 111 cities. 1t
d id not 1pecify how m11ny.
Iran's official Islamic Republic
News Aaency. monitored in Nicosia,
claimed Iraqi warplnncs dropped
chemical bombs on Iranian troops in
SW.imanayeh provinre today 11
Iraq's fo rct1 werr losinr arcwnd tn the
latest offen1ive in thr 7'1>-year-old
war. IRNA 11id Iranian troops were
equipped with P.' muks and protec·
tive clothina. 'bul many were in·
jurt'd." It did not rlaborate.
It said heavy fiahtlna w11 raaina
af\cr tht Iranians overran 12 square
miles Qf Iraqi trrritory. IR NA 11id
Iranian jet1 twice bombed a head·
quancrs of the Iraqi Army's I st Corps
II Kana Mizan. west of Ptnjwin.
"inflictina hea vy damnac." and car·
ried out 2S combat mi~sion1 apinst
around taraets.
IRNA 111d the lran1an1 ad vanced
acros1 the mountalnout frontier
Monday niaht near Pt!')wln. ttizlna
lill "1tratqic helahts' to aain I
foothold in the f'flion. That 11 2S
miles nonh ohn Iranian bridaehead
around Lake 0.rbandikhan wlztd in
an ofTen1ive last month.
In Bqhdad. the nmcial news
qency quoted an Iraqi military
spokesman 11 u ylna the laint Ira·
nlan amult w11 beatrn beck, with
2.000 men killed or wounded. "Manx
were captured while thr others fleet ·
the unidentified 1pokesman w11
quoted 1111yina.
There was no indrf'<'ndcnt con-
firmation of either 11dc 'claims. Iran
and Iraq rarely allow cnrrcspondent1
into-the blttle zones.
IRNA repontd the 1dvanci n1 Ira·
nill\1 captuffd "' Jrtqis and de· stroyed 4.5 tanks and armored ptnon·
nel carrien, 1.000 vehicles and I 0
anillery 1un1. IRNA 11id aunne"
shot down an Iraqi Pf'. 7 aircraft. a
Swln·bullt propcllor-<1 riven trainer
that can be ulcd in a combat role.
In Manama. Bahr:lln. 1hlppin1
eitcc uti vcs reponcd the raid on the
36.904-ton Sqhcera. Jran's flnt at·
tack on 1ulhh1ppin1 thi1 month.
Tht tanker WIS hit I I I p.m. (2 1.m.
POT) ofT the emiratr of R11 al·
Kh1im1h in the southern autf II ll
w11 11ilin1 out of the w11terway with a
fu ll load of Saudi nil
Pana1na vows OezibiJity
for A1nerlcan co1npaniea
AlulPatoD
Novelist
Alan Paton
dead·at85
Gunmen say 12 hostages
freed asjet~s fuel arrives
LARNACA. Cyprus (AP) -Arab dman<'e from tht Bot1na 747, "zero" In London. lmnaan Deputy
h~acken of a hlJI Ckt't1 Kuw11t1 Jt t PLO and aovernment nraottators Fore11n M1n111tr Javad l..arijana 111d
111d today they had rtleawd 12 drove up to the plane and wtre Iran had offered to Utke t~e )el b)
hostaae1. A fuel truck w11 ditpetehcd-hold1n1 talks with tht' h1Jackers. force afkr 11 w1s forct'd to land an Iran
to the aircraf\ i nd it1 en11ne1 staned. The h1Jacken havt rtpeatedly de· tut wrek . but Kuwait rejected the
Reponen 11w wveral people set off manded fuel for the J<'I. which -.as 1dta
the Kuwait Airwaytjet 11nd onto thrtt h1Jacked a week a10 Fif'lv-two people At ont point toda). the h1Jacken
ambulances. which sped away. lk· -.ere aboard the aircraft. 1ncludana a radioed the ontrol towt'r demandina
cau1t of tht darknn'. 1t w11 not half-do7C~n h1Jacken the planr be refueled an 4S minulCI.
pos1ible to confirm how many people The hiJacktn u 1d tarllrr 1n the da) The dradhne pas\t'd without Jnc1dent
wett frttd. that the) had on death \hrouds Onr after t"o Palrs11ne l 1berat1on Or·
After they lef\ tht plnne. a htJacker huacktr. 1n a sllttmen1 rad1IX'd to the san11a11on officials ""<'nt out on the
told the tower the rclcRltd included Larnaca A1rpon control tower. cited 1arma and spoke " 1th the hiJacken.
two Palest1n1ans with Jordanian Koranic verses usual" rtad at fu· one hiJacker Iller rac1ioed that they
puspons and 10 othrrs who wert ncrals that said "tho~· killed an the had t'\tcndcd th<' dendline "for a
1ick. poor or had numt'rous children namt of God arc al" a'' alt't " \hurt tame w permit the mediaton
Thty said the relr u cs wert a PLO chairman Y is~r Arafat lu act" an l t'ttina the plant refueled. "1oodw1ll" aesture bill added al\Q mcaov.h1k "as quoted toda\ u ~
that the Jordanian n:u1onal' ""err Y)lnl the h•Jacker\ "'Int to ff~ 10 .· V. r :irt" "arnina aaam1t 1llK
frttd 11 a "prcKnt to the upnsina in "t1ena :and ··arrangt'mrnu arr bean& r>rnmi\C'\ .. ht' said tn broken Eftllish.
Palestine." madr to this rnd ·· Tht' Ku"a1t 'c"s v. hen a ( -1 l O military transpon
Shonly befort tht' ~ople lef\ the ~acne~ ~1d "rafat 101<1 rrpont'r\ 1n lnndcd a shon 11mr later. one o ( the ~uwal\ A1rwa)s Jt't lls . en11nes Ku"a11 he C.'\Pt'Ul'd tt'ic h1Jack1n1 to h1Jac~t'rs screamed o'er the radio:
JOHANNESBURG. South Africa starttdand loudbanasrana oiitacross enti 1omgh1 "ldcnt1f, 1h1\ plan~··
(A Pl -Alan Paton. who wrolt a tht tarmac. Officials sn1d the no1sc1o C. > praot go' rrnmcn • spokesman The 10 " er rt"pltcd 11 was a Greek 11r
scarina dep1ct1on of hlack sufTenna caused by the cn11nts "k1\ Fan11~ \aid toda) tht' chance' of forn· plane rarryina surpht'I and was
under apan he1d an h1 .. novel "Cry. The fuel truck hnlled a shon &Iormina the planr at Larnaca "'err "no1h1n a 10 -.orr) abo111:·
The lk~~ Countn'' d1td u rly ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ toda) of throat cancer: He w11 8S. II
Paton. the nation's fMtmost writer
and a leadina voice a111n1t apanhcid.
dird at his estate outside the coastal
ci ty of Durban. said h1"' w1ft. Anne.
.. He went pcacefull > happy to have
btcn in his own bed " Mn. Paton
111d.
Paton w11 hosp1talm:d last week at
St. Au1ust1ne's Hosp1t:\I in Durbin.
400 miles southeast of lohanntlbura.
wht rc he underwent unsuccnaful
throat 1uracry. He was releawd
Monday so he could Sllfnd h11 final
hours at homt. Mn. P:uon 111d.
"Cry. the Be loved Country."
Paton s fint novel. 11 cited l l the most
compellinJ stof) of the heanbrcak of
South Africa's S) i.tcm of rac11I qre-
pt1on. Pubh1hed 1n I 048. 11 tells the
story of 1 Zulu priest'\ \Carch for h11 By 'he A1Mdale4 Preti son. who 11 wanted b) police for tile
PA NAMA CITY. Panama -A Cabinet minister 111d Panama will be murder of a wh11c man .
Oeiti ble with Americnn companits cauaht between local law and U.S. The novel h~s oui.nld every book
economic sanction• aimed at ou11in1 the nation'1 stron,man. Gen. Manuel in South Afnca citccpt the Bible. It
Antonio Norit'll. In another development. ~undrcds o teachers peact fully has sold IS m1lhon cop1e1 an 20
demo nstrated Monday, ch1ntin1 "We don't want communism!" and lanauaaeu nd was madl" 1nto a movie
"Pineapple-face. you mu1t 10!" 1 rtfertnct to Noriqa'1 jowly. ~kmarked and a play.
face The teachers demonstrated mort than two houn 11 the M1n11t ry of "I have one 1reat fea r 1n my hean ."
Education Monday, dl·mandina to be peid. Opposition ltldt n ~Ian daily 11y1 the main black character at th~
demo nstrat1on1 throuahout the wttk. even th~uah rttcnt prote111 1n the 10-end of the book. "One c1ay when they
mo nth campaian by thr oppos1tton to oust Noncp have been poorly attended (the whites) have turned to lovina
or blocked by police. they will find -.c ore 1umed to
hattna." _ l•raeJ tlJreatena more upaJalOIJa That pauqc has been quoted of\tn
bj AnaJ1can Archbishop Desmond JERUSALEM -Onp1te U.S. crit1ci1m. llt'HI threatened today to depon Tutu
more P1lest1n11n1 from the occup1c_d territorit'I to ~reak a. four-month-old The Rev. Denis Hurle). Roman
uprisina. Monday l1n1cl u pelled e1aht Arabi to ne1ahbonn1 Lebanon. In Catholic archbishop of Durbin.
another develo pment. lsraeh soldiers k1llcd two Palestl ni1n1 Monday dun na praitcd Paton for "h" dt'ep conctm
clashes 1n the occupied West Bank. Eiaht Arabi wett wounded. The death• for ~ople and for Julllt'e ...
brouaht to 1'3 the number of Arabi kllled 11nct riouna •n Ott. I . Two Prnidenl P. w. BNha u 1d of
liracTii have been killed -1 tttn-qc ttttler and a soldier. Israel 111ued Paton: "Althouah he was a noted
deponation ordcrt Monday for 12 other Palestini1n1. critic of the 10\ crnment. ht was
.., 1..1 t ta._ -er In ca..lna rcspccttd for his sinccnty. ne~r neW' Cau ne aft Q.,., a fa 1hn1 to temper hll cnl1et1m Yr lth I
BEIJING -Ch111~1l~i~~ure1p~oveda Mw ~~1n~ today 1ha1 ~~~~~~n~1~11o~n~o~f~~po~s1~t1~v~c ~~~v~e~lo~p;m~e=n=t1~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ includes you~r memhcn more closely lied to economic reform1 of1en1or and the rt1ht1e1 of the ~•tuatlon." ~ackr °'"' X11opin1 nnd Communist Pany General S«lTtary Zhao Ziyana.
The 2.859 delqates of the National Pfople·1 Conarc11 also ~seed
constitutional amendment• sanctionlna private bu1lnt11es and the raaht to
transfer ult of land. Dclqates conflrmtd 41 ministerial post1. named ~hrte
vice premiers and appointed nine 11 state councilon to the State Council. or
cabinet. They also trimmed the council 11 pan of.aovem"!ent efTons to
become more efficient. ellmlnatina po1t1 for two. v1et premiers .. two 1~tt
councilors and four minlstcn. Qian Qichen. 60. who h11 been v1et fore11n
mlni1tcr an charac of rtlation1 with the Soviet Union.1ucettded W~ Xucqian
11 foreiJn mini1ter. while Oen. Qin Jiwei. 74. a member oq he Politburo and
head oflhe Bttiina Military Rcaion. took over the Otfente M1n111ry .
Billy Graham
touring China
BEIJING (AP) -U.S. ev1n1tli1t
Billy G raham opened a I !HSay tour of
China. where he will preach and
siahtttt. today.
"Th1111 my first t1mr to Kt foot on
C hinese soil." the 69-year-old
Southern 8apt11t minister 11id on
arrival. "lt'1 somethinf I have looked
forward to and drtamtd of all my
life."
Oraham. his wife, Ruth. and their
eldest son came at tht lnvlt11ion of
the Chincte People's A•aociatlon for
Friendihlp with Forctan Countries
and the China Christian Council.
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The evanecli st. who has preached
in more than 60 countries. lncludlna
the Soviet Union 'nd Ea1tem
Europe. taid he WU vi1hina II I
tourist and pillf'im to his wife'•
binho&act. However. Oraham will preac'h in Chincte churrhn In ltijlna
and Shaftlhai and mttt with rellafou•
leeden and ttm1na" k'holan in 11-------------~1 \Nanklna and Shanahal
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Sternberg gives
'just say no'
a new meaning
No one can accuse Larry StembC'ra 'of beina a wish y·
washy ca ndidate wh o recycles tired campaian promiSC's or
offers 1implc aolutiOns for complex problems.
' Stcrntxra is onl' of the 13 Republicans scrambling f<ir
Rep. Robcn Badhan1'140th Con1rc11io nal District scat. Two
of the 1hin1s that stts Stcrnbcra apan from the pack arc his
theories on con1rc11ional terms and druas .
Accordina to the 60-ycar-old S.nta Ana rcs1dcn1. a
conarc1sion1l c1rttr should be li mited to six rears. Stern berg
would like to lead the fi1ht for a constitutiona amendment to
that end. He think~ 11 would result in a system "'·hrrr
conarcssmcn would represent their consti1uents instead o f
bccomina career politicians.
Stcmbcra also thi nks we can solve the drua problem 1n
the U nited States if,vc quit flahtina it.
A campaian broch.ure he distributes say1. "We musl fal·c
squarely the drua problem. Over SO ~rcent of crimr 1s
d irtetly rtlatcd to 1hc enormous profi11 and hiah priers of
illqal druas. We ncl·d to remove the criminal clement by
corisiderin& alternative solutions. such as licen5in& or
lcplizina the use of theK drup. At the same time we should 1J
exP.And private and public educational cfTons on 1he 1nherrnt
ev ils of drua abuse. as well as incrcasina the penalties for any
violation of law co1n m ittcd while under the influence of
druas."
It's hard to belie ve 1h11 anyone would accept Sternberg's
theory on druas 1s a fresh political insiah1.
Our aovemment has a 1ou1h enouah time with the lcpl
dru&s and danacrous substances it now tries 10 rcaulate.
Consider the cases of the 1ob1cco and liquor industries.
Alcoho l is suppo sed 10 be the most abused drua in the
U n ited States. The dl·ath toll attributed to drunken d rivers 1!1i
stauerina. The economic losses caused by alcohol abuse an:
also a si1n1ficant social d ilemma. .
Taxes levied ap1nst tobacco products and alcohol.
commonly known a!. sin 1111.cs, provide the aovernmcnt with
a hefty chunk of chanae and some of that money finds its way
lo education pro1ran1 s. ._
The public educntion proarams o n the danarr1 of1obacl·o
use arc bc11nn1n1 lo !I how a Iona-term resull. but the process 15
slow. The same th1111 can't be said for proarams to curb
drunken driver' or aleohol abusc.
Leplizina and ta~ina drup would cena1nl)' 11vc
&O\.'Crnmcnt official!. a new source of revenue 10 preach 1hc
evi ls of d rug USC'. but what about the peo ple "'ho now manage
11\egal drug emp ire!." It's a safe bet that they would not bl'
willi ng to cooperate 1n S1crnbcra's strateay. Why sho uld thr~
pay ta:ii.cs. submit to government regulators and bcC'Ome la 'llll'·
ab1d1n1 citizens?
Nancy Reapn'll fi ght apinst drug use has no1 c11.actl)'
been a s1unn1n1 succ~·ss. bu! 1he focus of what she is trying to
accom plish can be u~ed when 1hc GOP faithful march to the
poll s 1n June. They should JUSI say .. no" to Sternberg's thcor)
on solvina the drug problem .
DES ruling
Last wttk. the California Supreme Coun handed down
its most imponan1 c1v1J decision since 1he arrival of its
DcukmeJian-appo1n11:d majority. In that decision. the
j ustices reversed the d irection of 2S years of previous court
acncros11 y toward v1t l1ms 1n product liability c11es by rulina
that prcscr1pt1on drug manufacturers canno t be held strictly
liable. as other manu facturers arc. for all 1njuric:s cau1ed by
their dcfcc11vc produ.:ts ....
The rc~su lt. V1c-11ms "'·ill now have 10 prove drua
manufacturers ncglia~·nt in o rder to recove r any damages.
That can be ~·.,traordinarily difficult. a lthough 11
probably "'on't be in 1he panicularcascs that were at issue last
week. 'fhesc in volved about 100 California women su1n1 the
manufacturers o f the dru1 DES. which their mothers took to
prevent m1scarr1a1es and which caused c:anC'cn and serious
reproductive problc ins in the dau&htcrs. The principal
at1ornc) in these cases says DES manufacturer nealiaencc was
overwhelming and c<1 n be rcadily demonstrated.
But that doesn't 1nake any more pt.latable the d isarray in
which product l1abihty llW ii left -with (WO different CllllCS
of victims based o n \vhat kind of product injured thtm and
""'1th 1he respon11bdity for policy makin1 uncertainly dividt'd
between legislatures <1 nd count ...
The OES victim.,, as a result o f last week's dKision. will
have to go 10 more tro uble and expconsc to mover less
compensa11on. Othtr victims of risky drup could be left with
no compcnsa11o n at all. And the product liability system is
s1ill a mess. If t he state Supreme Court's decision was not. in
con1c:xt . unrtasonable. the fa ilure of ·1\tte and fedrral
lawmakers 10 change that context is.
SffnmutolJH
Edwin Meese
(Allomcy O.hcral Edwin) Mcae lw nol been Ind icted
on an y charae. but hi' questionable behavior hu made him 1
li1bility to Prcsiden1 Rcapn and to the Justice Depenment.
Jn terms of the law, Meete h11 to be ~nsidered Innocent
unlil proven 1uil1y. ~11ha1111ndard doan'11pply 10 hold in&
hiah aovemment omc:e. whCR the very appearance of
wron&do in1 can be _,.ound1 for deoanure.
1'he S11r·Bulleun called for M-'• retl1n11ion ori Feb.
2. The l1ln1 developmen11 t111111then lhl1 conclusion.
Mcae h11 shruwd oll'all 111Ch •-lions. bul h• ouaJit
10 heed 1he 1c1ion oriheae top 1Ml111n11.
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-~ ~When tv.wporte,.. votecfagalnlft theGoastalPl'ttwayanddld not--
provide fora replacement. we abrogated what had been up to that time
respon•lble tra11•portat1on planning ...
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How sad lf the elltlsts close
gate to land of opportunity
.-'rr yo u as surpn~d as I an1 aboui
1hc results of thr "aro"·th" 1n111a11vc
1n Seal lk'arh"
Po\111rr\ ha,·e warned us that anti·
arotA1h Knllmcn\\ in thr county arr
''<'r)' real and go\rrnml'TII should pa)
a11cn11un So "'he n Measure \. the Spnna
l n111a\1\\'. lust h) a ~-lo·l mar11n.
1hoM' ""'ho oppoY-th,· 'co unl)" slow-
arowth ITil\1311\C 1n trrprctrd -11 8\ a
sli iO 1n ,·utrr srnt1n1tn1 In Til)
op1n1on. 1h1~ I\ a m11111li..c .
So man) 11mc1. an 1n111a11 vr 11.1 roll
of tht dice. How thl' rropo1111on 11
prrM'ntcd. thl· co mplr ,it1r1 of the
111uc .~nd .. whl•thc::r ~~l' lan au•tr asks for a )'C'S or a "nn 'ntr arr rys 10
its 1url't'11 or failure
In rrtrusp('rl. th(• 1ssurs ""·ere com-
pk·\ and al\arkablc Thr f11a l naw
11oas calhna for a .. yr\" ''otr When
,-ott'rsart l'Onfusrd (or l'l 'krd to spend
mont·yt the 1tndC'Til') 1~ 10 \'Ott "no."
Wh:11 aJnb wmeone 'l1d on l.tisurr
World "'·he re res1den1' vottd 1n a
largl· hlock ap1ns1 ~1rasurt A. M)'
hunl·h 1s that \Qmeonr told thttn 11
'<''Ould cost thrm monr~
I'd lt kt tu sharr "''1th )'OU my
1hou1h1s on the 1row1h issues. ~o.
rm not here to apologize for The
Ir vi ne ('u ~lowe,·er. I will admit to
apprer1a11n1 1hc1r rest r~int ovtr thr
)Cars and thc r\rt lll·ncr of 1hr1r
dt•vrlopmrnti..
Sc,·rntcrn yrars Bifl I brramr
1n,·ul\·ed 1n local 10\'rrnmrnl O''rr an
tn\•1ronmrn1al 11sur. I'll adm11 I
lrarncd about thr problrm 1n lhr I\ th
hour .. thr r11y was nhoul 10 let a
bu1ldin1 1n Eastbl uff.,..·1pe ou1 "fossil
Canyon." a ptltontolo1!lr1I s ite !hit
tl''als \hr LI Brt1 Tar Pits.
Fossil Canyon t·oul'1 havr been
U\'rd under !hr gn.·1·nbtll if thr
rounc1I had rcqu1rtd it, but my
araumen tl wrrr nol prrsu11ive
rnouah. i nd we had nci arch1rolotY
or palcontoloay pohcics 10 enablc
the m 10 art
M )· •arnda. whrn r 101 on 1hr
r 1nnn1n1 c·omn11ss1on was 10 art
lhoK pohc1rs 1n p\arr for !hr future . h 10011. mr t.r\•cral )l:lts. but our
1u1debnrs arc the protntypr for thr
rc1ula t1ons 1n the l'OUf\ly and othrr
JUt1\d1rt1o ns. It makrs me fttl aood lo
rrmemlX'r 1h111 since that 11mr ..... r
ha'<.' not Josi an) si1n ifican1 Sill'' or
nrllfncl\. Wr: havr: fo ur warrhOu\C\
rrammr:d \\'llh honcs ;,nd our baby
Natural H1stof)' ~1uM·um in Easl·
bl uff It 1s my drram In havr 1 fi ne
muKum wmr da) -I'll lrll )'OU
aboul 11 1n a suMcquen• column.
Anyway. hick to 1rowih or no
1ro"'lh Thr \'Oter' pa•\C'd thr St:1tr
En,•1ro nmrntal Quaht) .\r:1 and latt'r
thl' aC'l ·l'rcat1n1 the \01stal ("om-
m1s,1on so '4't' "'<'re. in a nrtA· arrna ror
plann1n1 and dr,·rlopn1en1. Wha t an
r'c11in1 time'
Hrad} "''Ith ~uCCC\!I. rnvlronmr:n-
toi hs1 ' tnrd 10 movr ion fast and IOU r,.
"Tree hugtrs" wt' callrd lh r:m.
"How do )OU fttl about no JrOwthT'
1hr JO kl· "'·rnl. "4,re )'OU talk1n11bout
m) 'acanl 101 or yours?'' "''as the
an\'Al'r fhr 11suc was Jnintd.
"'hrn Ne.,..·portrrJ • ottd 1p1nst
tht· Coastal f'rr:rWa) nnd did not
prO\'idr ror a rtplnct'ment. Wt'
abroP-ll'd what hid brl"n up to that
11mr res pon1ible 1ransportal1on plan·
ning. Tht' dcvcl0Pm~n1 all around us
nourished and cars mult1phrd hkl'
rabbits. Is ii 1ny wondl't wt'rt 1n 1hr
mrss .,...e·rt' 1n~
W11h Proposillon 1.1 1o"rrnmcn1
ran't afford t'll.ptn1lvr 1nfrastruC'IUrt'.
We fo rce ~~t'lopmrnt . to pa y ror
ro:1ds ind utilities and this dn vrs tht
rust of drvelopmrnt sk~·-hi ah.
Have 1hr "no1row1hrn" aottrn 1hr
111ent1on of loeal to''cmment suffi·
cirntly ror them to ft'C'I C'omrortable
workina for a rc:mt'd y lntcthcr rather
than prrKribln1 tomt' oullandish
JACKIE n
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chilling lrg1slat1on'' I brHr''l' 1hr 11mt'
'' nl)C'. Tht· fl·ar of rorrt'd s1aanat1on
para I) t r \ othC'r.iri'IK' rt''NJn s1blr 10 ''-
rrnmcnl
For openers. what uhout ,·oncrn·
tr111n1 on 1raffic imprrov rments 1ha1
arc ml·1surablr. Thr r1t1rs around us
ha,·e lhru 1n1r~·11on' on rompu1rr
1ynchron11a11on . I ha ' r brgtd thr
co uncil 10 cnntral'I w11 h 1hem for our
1d1a('en1 in1rrscc11on1 10 be plugtd
1010 the nr1 .... ·ork. Of co11flt'. 11 control
1• thr issue. "'l' t·ould ~I our own
J)'Sll'm .
Rrmr mbcr 1hr 01) mp1 rs" ('ar
pool1n1. nc, 11me. n11ht·tlml' hluhna
and ~tagrrr:\I v1ra11on~ wrrt amona
thr s1rate,1es th11 mad« tht frt't'ways
1 del11ht ul surpnSt'. We must br
morr CTCahvr in ho"' we USt' our
llm11cd rcM>urtr -lhr: roads.
If I really wanttd 10 be mran. I
could limit thr numb<'r of cars an a
fam1I)·. I could do th11 nnw thal we arr
down to 1wo c1r1. Wr iincc had •i ~.
Somehow. I don't srr publir trans·
pona11on •~ a v11b1e np1 ion 1n our
area Pcor,lr lo,·r 1hrlt r111"1 too much.
Our 1rol e)' was an rfTort in thll
d1r('('1 1on. bu\ thr c1 1y was unwillln1
to continue to t uhs1d11r 11. Do you
know or 11n Y .pubhr 1r1nsportation
that Pl)'' Its own w1)· 1n Cali forni11
C111iforn la has a lwa~ ~ ep11omizt'd
the land of \plend1d opportunity to
mr. How sad h would he ifthrrlihsts
wrrr 10 triumph, and .,...r would now
pull up tht pnapl1nk. ·
JKtJ. HMla.t' 11 a lwmtr .. ,_
1/ Ntft,_,.t 8Hd,
Fear of the 'Yellow Perll'
revived throughout state
SACRAMENTO -Thr history of in Cahfomia. rven thou1h thrrr 1tt
Californ ia it punctua1~·d wilh e11.1m· pockets of 11ubborn povrrty whhin
pies or d1scnm1 nat1on and evtn sub&roupt -1nd that't on~ of 1ht
v1olrncr apinst Asian~ d inlcullln 1hat Calirnmia has in
Thr ChinrK" lat1c.1rrn who ca mr 10 adjus1 ln1to1hl1 new MX'ial realhy.
California to build thr trans· Non-A1l1n1 tend 10 ~ Asians 11
C'on1incn11I railra.d wrrr both feartd onr homottnou~up when , in fact.
for their inr1Td1blt C'lpnchy ror hard there arr \'Ill diffrrtnl'<''l orl1n1ua,r.
work and hated fo r their cultunl culture and · P91h1Cal orientation
d tfTcrtncrs. Early Callfomians 11· 1mon11ht sprclfk na1innali1le1.
1cmp1l"d 10 limit lheir numben by Asian 1edvl111 want lhote dif·
forbiddlna tht 1mmi1r11ion of frrrnrtt 10 bt rKOtni,t'd. They arc:
womtn prttsinl lhe C'tftlUI b11rnu. ror in·
Thr "'ytllow peril'" M'lrtl of tht' stanct. 10 •IOP l"mpina A1lan1 and
early 20ih C'fntury rt!lulted In dl1-Pacifir lslandtn lotrlher In one
trimin11ory imml.,.atiftn laws. rthnir poup and. in,leld, collect
Whtn J1P1nc:te F.lltnn bombed 1tP1nte dlUI by na1lon•lit)'.
Pt1rl Harbor in 19• , n new wave of Alona with 1ftl1 inettfllfd Pttll'ntt
1n1 l-Asian hy1trrl1 w1" tol.'thed off. has co"" ,.,. '"""""· a subtler
Ttns or thouunds or J1P1nnt-rrYl\'tloflftoetoldCaliromlafHnof
Amtricans1 many or thml citl1:cn1. domlnancw b) AMlnt.
wtre illt11 Ir htrded into conttntra· Thls ntW lfftOPbobil 11 \'lsible1 ror
tlon "'"'Pl-SOmeoftht VIII ron .. nn lnt\ln«. In ... tJenn, bci!'.11 t'llttd
made In Southern C:\liromla 1"91 O\'tr 1ht dlllf000nionn111y·111p tn·
Hlllt 11\tr Workl War II ftrt rollment o( Aliant in lht 111ic'1
tbundtd on land "inwilly11olen f'rom collttts. A1ian 11..cltnt' rtprtttntt. for
Japanew-Amerlcan tNCk flrmtn. taamplt. more 1hln twi« tnelr
Nt"tnhttnl. California ~· ,.. proponlonaw numbtf"' in the Uni· 1111ln..t Ille clnlintdOft o( c~oiee lb< •mhy of C1Hlbmla.
Asian lmmip'antL Tht nr16tr com· Thtre aleo hat bten. Allan ll'O""
muollln ollmmlann1 lltmllln llom 11y,1 rilM11111vtt orv-c1rnNd
China, Japan lriil Iii< 1'11111..,... II Atiln• 11111 =· 10 ...... -
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by Ille lum of1lle ren111,Y, 1ilm will roi1~=i'""""1 I0-1 be nnrly 4 mllliOft A•IOftl In Call· ol Ille ~"'Ille \1111111 lbmll. 111 ... 1• 11 la. dlt numblr 11'1 cloor llom _..,le tludie 11 sulllWI ....., .r
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DAN
WALTERS
Ja~n and Hana kona.
A rtttnt 11udy by 1 1arac attoun1-
ln1 nrm f?Vtlkd thlt Ja91nnt;
invc1tor1 bo14ht nearl)'.$ 13 billion In U.S. rtal e111tt In 1911 1lonr, 1 70
ptre'tnt int'reatt 0\ltf the smvious ~ar and California , whh nterly SJ
billion In 11ln, was tttond only to HIMll ..
Hawaiian polilklan• :are callina for
t'urbs on J1P1nt11 purrha1t1 In thlt
1111t. sayina 1hf1 '" dri "'"' up prim and blotklna Hawtlianit ftOm tht ,.,
ntat( mttktt.
Thtre hl•e Mn no tuch callt 111
('11ifornl1 )'ft, but on a local lntl.
rears have bttn tlptt'ltfd that too
much of C1lil'om l1 11 lltlllni uncllr
fore lan -Asian P11'tinllrt)' -
control.
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Car-pool
lane abuse
To the Edilor:
I drivr'tht Nrwpon Freeway''''
from Costa Mc1110 Route' In S.nta
Ana 1wo or 1hrtt timrs a day on
wt't'kdays.
I cannot btllc\'t what It happcnina
on thr diamond lint . ThC'rt are It
man)' "onr-driver" C'lrt in tht'
d11mond lanr 1s thr. "1woor 1hrtt in a
r ar"as rt-quired by law. -
I fttl you should rithtt do away
with 1he diamond lanr nr rnfoft'C' thr
law. Finr thr chrat«rt: $)()() or
S 1.000! Yellow hncs or 1i1n1 don't
mran a th 1n1 1nymorr.
I invitt the commis,ion to drivr
rrom ('os1a Mrsa •nr Wt"C'kday mom-
ina around I to 0 a.m. on the
d iamond l•nr to Katrlla in Otani"
and r,ro,·r 11 10 yourvlvc>s. h is just
p a1n danacrou1.
BILL KARGES
Costa Mrsa
Justice
Department
To thr Editor:
Two or tht top mrn in 1ht' Ju1ticr
Drpartmrnt rc-s11ntd . Thry told the
prr1idrnt th1t they werr quiluna for
onr rr:aM>n . b.u1 thry 1nctic1ted to thr
prrsidrn1 1ha1 thcy "''C'rt' quittina
bcr 1uK' 1hr Just1C't' Driianmen1 was
rnpplrd. and could do nothina.
bcraust or ~terse·, lrouhlet. A dly or
1 .... ·o later. 1hc Ju1t ict" ~panment
1rrcs1rd a lar1e pef{'tnl of thr Mafia.
and broke up an 1ntcrna1 ion1I drut
r1na. This oprrat1on had brtn in tht
pipchne ror a Iona ti mr
If Mrete's aidrt had ru11nt'd two
da)'s latrr. lhr prn' may havr
lauahcd at the JOltr lhAt 1hc Justice
1Xpar1n1r:n1 was crippled. It almo11
srtms 1h1t 1hr.sc 11dts rtsiancd as a
dr monstra\lon ... 1n1t 1hr r1 id on-thr
Maria thal was prndin1
I doubt that thr bri~ that wain'!
rnadr forthr pipehnr thA I wasn't laid,
had an\lh1n110 do with it. Now thr
spcc1al '1nvcsl1ptor hi' aaid !lull hr
"hai no or little ('\'ldcnce ror thnr
JAMES W_ BOLDING
Cott.a Mna
T ODAY IN His TORY
Toda)· ''Tuesday .. .\pril 12. 1hc-
IOJrd di) of 1988. Therr arr 26) days h.·n in tht yrar.
Today's Hiahhaht in History: .
On April I.:!. I~·'· Franklin Dr4
lano ROOK\'rlt. thr )2nd pmidc:nt of
thr Unned Staltl. died or I certbnl
hcmorrh11t' 1n Warm Sririnp, 01'.t. at
aae b) -JU&I thrtt months arwr
br:&inn1n1_ an unprtcedrntC'd founh
1rrm 1n office . Vice Prtsuknt HanyS.
Truman b«amt the n1tion'1 3Jrd
rh1cf ri.ttu1ivc
On 1h i1 d11r: .
In 1606. Enaland adopted II ht flaa
the ori11nal vrf1ion nf 1hc Union
J1ck.
ln 18tll. thr Civil War bqan as
Confedrr11r rorrc1 li!'fd on Fon
Sumler in South Carolina.
In 1862. Union voluntctn led by
J1mc1J. Andrews 11olea Conrrdtnte
train nr1r Manrltl, <i1 .. but ~
later c1u1ht. lTh11 epi'IOdc insf!!Rd
the Buttt'r Keaton cnmedy 'Tht
Grncr11.··)
In 18 71. the ca1chrr'1 m11lr. was
first used in a baseball pmc.
In 19jS, thr S.Uc vA«int ... Inst
polio was declared ufr and t'ffectl\'e.
In 1961 . Soviet cmmonau1 Yuri
Gaprin b«ame the flnl man toftr In
sp1rc. orbitina thr Elrtt\ onct bt'fore
m1kin11safr11ndina.
In 1910. thr U.S. Olympic Com·
mitt«'• Houw of Oe ... ttt en·
dorvd. by a 2· I mafJin. "htldmt
Cartt'r't rill for a boya>ll of lht
Moscow Summer Olympics.
In 1911. the space shuttle Col·
umbla, carryiftl a11ron1ut1 Robm
C'rir,prn and John Youns. blaaied off
on 11 Orsi test fl i1h1.
In 191•. lhc space thutllt
Challtnlf't's mw plk'N 111ielli1t it
had rt1r1eved and rtP1irtd b9cll lnio
orbit .
Fivr )'tan aeo: "Gandhi" cloml·
na1C'd the '''h Acadtmy Awirdt ln
Lot Anttlct. winnine bric picture,
bnl 1<10r ~ lien Klllflley lftllJlltl dlm:1or for ~lclllnl ~11111.........,:
Meryl SI~ Iii< bell -award for ' .,., n.oke." · 87 Ar,,...,,,,_
' Co••eam JNJoomed
'
.. • Orange Coast OAJLY PILOT/Tuesday. April 12. 1988 * A.7
'The Last Emperor' dominates Qscars with 9 awards
LOS ANGEL ( Pl -"ThC' Last
Emperor." the lavish C'p1c of hma
directed by an haltan. conquertd
Holly~ood by captunn~ nine Oscars.
the most for any film an -6 )'ear\ Cher
won best actress for ronra)al of a
widowwho d1sco'c~ lmc in .. Moon-
struck.··
Michael Douglas. tlw greed\, un-
ethical inside trad<.'r of"Wall Sirce1:·
was named best actor at Monda~
night's 60th-a nnua l .\cadem\
A"ards cercmon) ·
Best suppon1ng performers wtrc
()I~ mp1a Dukak1s . as ( hcr·s
outspoken Italian mother coping
\.\Ith a wa)ward hu\band in "\1oon·
struck.'' and an ( unncn. lhe hard-
fisted. ancorrupt1bh: C h•l ago ht-at cop
an "The l.1ntou,habh:'> ..
Douglas paid lnhutl· tu his lather.
actor Kirk Dougla ... "for h<.'lp1nga ~n
mo' c o ut of the '>had11w .. and ( her
credited her mothl·r for urging h<.'r as a
lllllc g11I .. to be soml·th1ng ..
"I do n·11hml. 1h1'> m1·a0\ that I am
so ml.'bod) ... ( hl•r told thl· aud1cnu·
\\htk clutthtng hl·r 'tJtUl' "Ru1 I
gm~s I'm oo m ~ Wd \ I hanl. Hkl ..
Bal l i.tagc. Ilic Jl tr1''" tn a \tun-
ning.. form-rn l.'alang l11\IUml· o l
)trateg1call) platl'll 'flan~ll·~ told
rl·poners. "If I lJ n \\1 n th1\ \IJtul' I
think an) bod) l an d11 .1 n~thang'"
In addition lo hnl flll lurc ... f hl·
I J\t EmJ)l.'ror" "11n an 1'\l'r: tall'gor~
an \\h1ch 11 wa\ nonlln.1tl'd 1nlludin11
'>l'fel·npla) adaptat 1w1 u1\\um1:'
o riginal \Cnre a n . d 1n•u1on
u nl·matograph) \(1un.i l'd111ng J nd
thl' dmx ting .t"ard '" aula1ml·d
filmma l a Ek rnar<.111 H1 nuluu1
.. .\'tan l1a l1Jn J\ d r uropean thl'
.\cadcm' .\"ard\ ha\.ilwa\'i -.eemed
to ml' lt~I.' a d1\tJnl ll'H'ffiClO\ .. "3td
lk rtolucet. "<,oml·t htn~ ra .. 1.ina11ng
rl·mo te . omcth1n~ I rt.'alh J1dn·1
belong 10 Then onl' da~ · f hl· Lt't
Emperor' gut ntnl' nur>11 na1icin<. and
r'e~ thing l'hangl'd 1mrnl.'d1atrh ·
The dire tor "ho 'U rpn'>t·d thl'
andu!>t~ b~ winning pi:rm1\\1Un lrom
thl' Ch1nc'>t.' go,l·rnm••nt 10 tilm a
sto~ w11h po hllcJI (l\1·nunc' w11h1n
&111ng·., fabk d I orhuldcn ( "' ol·
fl'rl·d "a ( h lnl''>l' l.cm lu" 111 th1.·
.\1.adcm) ·· \3~ mg. "Thi'> 1s one ol thr
strungl''>t cmn11ono; of Ill' ltfl• and I
can't h1dl' 11 ..
The mo' 11:·, nine < ht'ar\ marked
thc h1ggr .. 1 haul \1ncr "\\'t•st . 1dc
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LOS .\NGELES (AP) -Herc 1s a complete.' lti.t of v.mners a1
Monda) ~tghfs 60th annual .\cadcm> !\wards
I. PICTURE: "Thi.' Last Emperor." Producer krem~ Thomas
2. A(TRES : Chet. "Moonstruck:·
3. ACTOR: Michael Douglas. "Wall trett ··
.i. SUPPORTING \C'Tft'ESS Ol~mp1a Dukakts. ··Moonstrucl. ..
5. S PPORTI NG -\(IOR. St-an C onncr). "The l nto uc hablc) ..
6 DIRECTOR. Ekrnardo Bcn olu,c1. "'The Last Emf)l'ro r ...
I CREENPLA Y "Moonstrul k." John Patncl. hank)
8 .\DAPTED \REEN PL-\ Y "The l.a\t Emperor .• \1ark
Pcploe and Bernardo Renolucc1
I/ FOREIG~ FIL,, ··ea~ue·-. Feai.t .. Denmarl.
10 CXKl'M E~T \RY FE.\Tl 'RF "The Ten-'t ear Lun(h The
'\\It and Legt"nd of the .\lgo nquin Round Table ·· .\\l\d \le\an
11 IXX L MENT \RY HORT ~l HJ(( T .. , oung -\1 Hl-an ...
~uc \1an and Pamela r onn
I~. FILM EDIT!~(, "Thl' Last Empo.·ror ·· (,abnella C m 11an1
13 ~1.\KEL.P· "fljrT) and the llC'nder'>on' .. Ral l. Bal.er
14. ORIG l ~-\L SCOR E· "Thr l..sst EmP<."ror .. R'u1ch1
· \Jlamoto, Da' ad B~ me an~ ( ong \u ·
15 O RI G l:--.:-\L n G "(!'\(.'Had I fhe T 1m1:ol \h Life '"·D1rh
Oannng''. Franke Pre, lie. John I'X-'1"11la Donald \1a.rl.0"1t1 l~m·
Franl.I.' Pre' Ill'. ·
lb -\:-.i l~1 .\TFO"ll lORTfl l\1 · l ht.'\1dn \.l.h.,Planted T rce<>."'
frn knc Bad.
11. UVE .\( 110'. HO RT Fii \I ·Ra,·, \fall' H~terO~\ual
Dann · Hall." Jonathan 4iiang<"r and Jana \uc \kmd
IS SOL.' ND "Thl· La~t Emperor .. 8 111 R11"1.' .ind I\ an ~harrock
19 VISL' .\L EFFfCIS· "lnnerspiill' .. Denn" \1urcn. Wilham
( 1rnrgl' Hark) Jessup :lnd Kenneth Sm11h
2fi .\RT DIRECTION "Thc I a\t Empcnir." Ferdinando
~a rtio111. set d1rect1on Bruno C"rsan
21 C l:-.iEM-\T0<1R-\PHY "T hl· last Emperor ." \'mono
~tttf JfU
22 fOSTL'ME "I he Last Empo.·r11r · faml'' -\lh1.·\on
-\nnounccd tn ad\ ance
IR\ I '<i G T H .\I BERG D1m ;tnr Ralf\ "'-!Ider ~PE< l.\L .\( HtrVEME:-.. T ')ound cffed\ 1:d111ng tl·am 0n
"Robolop ··
GORIX>N E. S.\ \\YER Mo' 1c sound <,pet 1alts1 Fr<.'d H ~ ne<>.
lhamp. Ben Hur won 11 tn 1960
"\1oon\trui:I." tool. thr<.'e Oscars.
tiut 1h1.· 1.nt1l·all~ J t'Cl.11 med .. Ho pe
Jnd C,lon.. a nd 1. rowd-pka«r.,
··(Hx.i<l \furn1ng. \ 1c1nam" and
"Brvadla\t '1.·w•,"' '>trur l. out dcspttl·
ha' ang fi,c. om· a nd ..e'e n nnm1-
nJ t1un'>. rt'\i>Cl II\ l'I~
\1a s'al h u<;\<.'IS Go' ~1 chae l
Dukak1~ who as \l.'l.'l.mg the Dem~
< ralll prn1dc n11al n0Mana11on he
~1d 'lhl· "'uuld hit 1hr \ampa1gn tnal
11 hl·r u>u'>1n 1s num1n.1ted. and ~ 111
'K'l'" to tx· a r>cmocrat1l dclegatr from
her hl•ml' \!Jll' '"'w Jer"C'
fhl· 0 \Car audtenl'C' of ti.JOO
chl'(.'n'd loudl~ for tl'll' suppnmng
a1. tor and act res., a"ard\
Bal l. q ag1: \h1.· dclaH·red an a\·cep-
ta nn· <.pecch 1n (ired for rcponl·rs
from thl' land of her hl·ntage
! 'onnl'r: thl.' original James Bond.
dr1.·\\ '" o '>landing O\ 3tions dun ng
the 1.'' cn1ng and addre'l-.cd his thanks
II' "l Jdtc\ and gentkmen. friend'>.
·o K ~1t1.·hael. kt's ~01" e\cla1mcd
~11'>'> Dukak1s a .. she hd d her <>"4.·a r
alott \he \\:tS rcfcmnp to her lllU'>tn
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"'80~ THE LAW
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THE stvef!ITH ~C•I Muower•CS• IR I
LAKEWOOD c .. LA MIRADA GATEWAY
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and a feov. enemte'> ··
C onnt'f" ~•d he assum<.'d hts av.3rd
wa't for =·an a cumulauon o f m '
d1fTt•rent perfo rmance:' .. ·
He alw made a plea for an end to
the 5' -v.eek-old \\ nt~ ( 1u1ld ot
.\mcnca stn ke that 1.au~ \Omt'
dumsine~s 1n the ~ npt for the
cc:r<.'mon'. w htch ,,. no rm all' w n ttcn
b) ..ome · ol Hollp H>tMl's be°r,1 v.ord·
smith!>
Th<.' award for ~ng ""t"nt tCJ "The
Time o f \-h L1k · from · Din'
Dancing:· and the mo' 1c '> '>lar\
Patrn .. k ""a\/c and J .. nn1kr C...ra'
appeared a .. prl'~nter\
In .i lCr1.·mon' 1ha1 fC'\\J rd' dra·
mjlll c\pcnt'loc: tht'r -'t.'rc man'
lump-tn·thl' throat m1 'Tft"nt'> Jmung
them dl'al dllll">'> \1 ~ler \l<11hn·,
pre'>t'nta11un 111 thl· t'll.''' 11.1 •r 0<.<.ar ti
Dougla'> "'"' \1 Jtl n A hi "'' n l.1\I \l":lr a<, lx\I Jl trl:'>~ ,11'\rupth ab.In·
dunl·d h1.·r ,,~r .:r~ 'Ill' •• 'Pl"a~
ha lting!~ j,.,h1. jnn1•ur t'd lhl· nom1·
nl:l'\ Jnd t' ,Jn. ·d n t"\uhcrant
"( 1uod \ 111r'l n~ \ · 'lJm' "hrn
\hi.' rl'Jd•ld R· h1r \\ .im,· naml'
r ht'll ..... J\ Hiii. \\ I I :r ' fl'l Olkt-
Uun u! ha~ jf ~'°' ' j C 11.'rman
1mm1grJ nt Jlld Jl'l' nnl! ol h1
'>Pl'\.ldl lr'lnll I hjlhtr~ \"ard "Thi'>
I\ thl' mo'>I prl·,11g1nu\ ·~arJ \OU \an
get OUl\ldC lhl 'oht·I Pntl' "
\nd lhi:r1.• wa\ 'l(ll'l'Ot.1.rlll'r Patntl.
Shank). holding ht' C l'>lar for
··\1oon,trud ," J nJ '1lhu<,1ng ··1
dun't c .1r1: 11 "l' fl wnpo<.ed 10 be.•
u•nl Thi., " 1n...r1.·<.111-i1~" I want to
thjn l'\l"f"\ •nl "'ho \t.'f pun1.hcd
me or '>\CJ ml· n 'l"\ hk "
-Lil_ ..... lk \unduJcd I m 'Ure I'd lt l.e 111
thank l lot 111 uthl'r Pl "lpl1: But I m
going humt• .ind d1l· n" ..
· The C'C'n1ng ht-gar '-'Ith a n av.ard
for '•i.ual dkd" iv "l"nerspace " a
fanta\\ about a ll"\t p1lo1 redul <.'d 10
m1cn1\...1p1l \Ill' -\Ile~ that p.;'rhaps
the onh 'urpn..e wJ\ tht." ~SI lllre1gn
IJnguJ~l rilm J\\Jrd \\ h1lh ~ent to
"HJht·111. \ Fea\t .. tr m 0..-nmar
O' l'r !hl· htghh fa, t r1.·tl .. .\u Rn 01r
Ll'\ lnfj nt'> · Lout., \1 lllc·, mcmutr
or h1'> ... an1n1c lhldh0<'<1
lllchael Doq:laa and Cber •taDd bacUta1e after dle7 were
bonored with the top act:tnc awards -for laer performance
ln ''Moonatnack" and hi• role ln ··wan Street.··
thl JW ard to r mal.t up "cot 10 ··Han:
and the." Hcndcrsons ..
Thl· be'>t j n1ma1eJ \hon tilm a~ard
,,~01 1 "Thl \1.in "'-ho Plan1l"d
f fCl'\.. Be;·<,t dtl\. Uffil '11af"\ IC'31U'l'
'-'J'> "Tht' T 1.·n-'i t:ar L 'll h T>·,e "'-·
Jnd \\ 1'.>dum o' •t--\lgunqu n
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.Miller's '.Price' gradually gripping at Gem Theater
8J TOM TIT\JS .............
Lifetimes of seething resentment
bubble over with scalding fury tn
Anhur Miller's anpping drama ''The
Price," which is finally playing Or-
ange County. 20 years after its birth.
at the Gem Theater in Garden Grove.
Milkr. who has carved out an
estimable career by chronicling the
qoniesofordinary pcorle("Dcath of
a Salesman," "All My Sons:· etc.).
focuses on two middle-aged brothers
-a middle-class police officer and a
succ.cssf ul doctor -meeting for the
firsttame an 16 years to d1 v1de and sell
the possessions of their late father.
The reason for their long estrange-
ment gradually surface<i. and - after
a long. une\entful fi rst act -the air is
thick w11h anvectl\C. Moral respon-
sablit) as the crux of the con fl act. and
Maller realisticall ) doc<. not scnle the
issue an a si ngle mee11 n~.
The Gro\e Theater Compan) pro-
duc11on. under the d1rect1on of
Jerome Guardino. carries a good deal
of dramauc weight. most of 11 in the
second act \I. hen the cop and the
doctor go head to head 1n a confronta-
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uon that has been hu1 ld1ng since
childhood. Thr problem 1s. we don't
C\(~n meet the.-doctor untal the lights
dim on .\ct I. and the fi r<>t act consists
of one man's 1ndec1s1' enc.-ss of un-
Hamlet-lake proponaon<i.
Thomas M urph~ hao; the heavier of
the t'-'O brothers' role\ as the career
patrolmJn who sta)ed on 10 care for
his aahng father at the height of the
Dcpres\aon '' h1lc his brother went on
to medical school. t-or a New York
wp. he 1~ hardl) an authOnl} figure
-has l'mo11onal "eal..nrss as brought
out earl~ 1n the.' pla' \1 urph~ skil-
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I full) depicts the papef('d~ver bitter-
ness and resentment of a man who
could have made more of his life but
who chose altruism over opportunity.
.\s the other brother. a now-
"'ealthy physician. Daniel Bryan
C'anmell effects a smooth, urbane
contrast to the rough. underrducated
rop. Pai nted as a greedy opponunist
all th rough the first act. he is
stanl1 ngl) affable and generous upon
has arnvaJ. Only when forced into a
moral l'orner does his <;t~laer naturr
manifr t 11self.
Shdk) Pone) ga\es a solid. natu-
ralistic performance ns the lona-
suffenna wife of the policeman who's
frustrated in her attempts to manu-
facture some backbont' for her hus-
band. There is a modicum of comic
relief in the richly ethnic portrayal of
the elderly furniture appraiser by Bert
Conway, a veteran actor beautifully
insinuating himself into the conflict.
Gil Morales· attic scttina is a
masterwork of detail. filled w11h
mountains of near-antique furniture.
There is a mustiness ahout the scene
that amplifies the intimacy.
On the down sidt>. playwnght
'
Miller staves off the C't'ntral connict
far too Iona as he depe.nds on the cop.
his wife and the appraiser to carry the
action for over an hour. Only an
author with a reputation as strona as
Miller's could dare to occupy so _m.uch
of his script with 1radu1tl expos1t1on.
"The Price" conunues throufh
May 7 at the Gem The.ater. Main
Street at Acacia Avenue in Garden
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-. llilJPilal TUESDAY APRIL 12 1988 • .....
New York Knick• •l•Y In the hunt for pa.yoff •pot. 82.
Toronto u••• 41/• hour• to pound YenkH•, 17-1. 83.
Life in thefast,faster, fastestlahe
Huntington Beach racer
gtrds for LB Grand Prix
By RICHARD HUDSON JR. °' .............
Huntington Beach resident Mike ~llmer
1s a man on the move. both literal!~ and
figurat1 vely.
The owner ofh1s 0" n business in Fountain
Valley. Follmer will be streaking through the
streets of Long Beach at speeds up to 160 mph
1n this weekend's 14th <1nnual Grand Pnx.
This will be f ollmer's sixth con\Ccu11ve
start at Long Beach. but never bt-fore has hl·
been so p repared. During the ofT·season
Follmer teamed up '' llh crev. chu:f Mar~
Weida. onc of th(• mo<;t 'uccessful names in
motorspon~
He also mo,ed his hu\1ne<os. Mike Follmer
Spcc1ahil's. 1n10 a new building featuring plent\
of room for hi'> burgeoning lapel pin c ntc:rpnSt·
as v.cll as his race car and e'e~thing that goe'
With It.
The mo-.e ga\C Follmer a chan<c tc> put a ll
of his 1ntl'n:~t\ under one roof and the ti me to
rev.ork thc engine ufh1' Rall RT·S
'"This ~car l"m in the m1)SI lUmf)l'tlll\l"
equipment l''l' e'er had." ...aid Follmer T 'c
added thc ~n 1<.:cs of Weida Jnd that \ho uld
make a lot of ddTcrenct• ··
Andretll to succes'J.ful ~asons u pan o l th<'
.\rc1cro Racing Team th<' past fe"' )ears.\\ e1da
hc1s decided to form his o"'n rnmpan~ -
Leading Edge Motors!"()ns Follmt r v.111 he
\1. e1da"s onl> uper Ver ch<"nt
.\ltho ugh Follmer has been racing Supc:-r
\ l'l'S -st aled-dov. n 19<' honepov.t"r model\ of
Ind) Cars -sinc<" IV~ I . most of his raung
e\pcn ence has come: 0' er tht" past four ~ear\
The I 'J8 7 season was a rebuilding ~t'ar
lllaall~. after Follm<"r ncarl) d<"stro~ed ht'>-l·3r
1n a crash at St Peter'thurg 1n tht ldst ract' ul
11..186 .\fter stan1ng dt':id laM when ht'> throttk
\lutk and forced a pit o;top at the '>tJn of the:
ralc. Foll~er "'ea\cd h1o; v.a~ thro u!.fh tht: pal~
and v.as on his v. a' 10 his best tin1\h n er v. ht'n
the acc ident Olrurr<'d .\t thl· 11mr hl· "J'
running \C\C:nth
column hrol..l' lea\ 1nr r ullmer holding the
detill hl·d "'htd and ht'ilding for the v.all a t 140
mph L u,1..11~ hcv.J\abkto '>hu11hc:cardo~n
in t1mc
Hov.c:q.-r the light ~hcduk 10 l'J ~ J'tl.4\
v.11rl 111 Follmt'r 'faq1r 1h1\ 'l'Jr a ') 11 S;l 'ct him
t1ml· tu '",r"-on tinthng nl·v. spon'M.H\ In
raung thl' nJmC' ofthl' ~amc:" mt1nl'\ J nd that
meJn\ spon\Or\h1p ·Runn n@ J rJlt' ~di on
)•JUC .,v.n munC'' "J 1\1n~ propt1\1t1un he:
\Jld .
For Lo ng Beach f 111tmrr h d\ 11m:d up J 1110
ol nt'"' '>pon<;or\ ')(1u·i < o J\I < .11\ir l'I\ the
Kdtcr { nrp and < 1 \1 \ht't'' \ktJ tit h11J>l•\
to run '1\ ma n' .1\ , .,er rJ t•\ •h., \eJr
lOOll'ntfJttn!.f on 'il· '-1gh-pr1111!c-. t'\t'nt\ 1r.
ordt'r to hl'Sl U'< ht\ '>P' 'hUI' rn. Ill"
Rut If 1h1 ng.'>~•· ~· ; ~l rn1~h1 n111 nj'l' J
lh.inu. .. tu run in tt.sl,, ;ir, '\..Jflt"' \et: l''t'"nl\
f vllmlrh•,pc:'l>to'l t\ .ip· tr1t .\R\.s,tJr'
After a scnes of lxid breaks over the past
two seasons. Follmer 1s ho ping for his best year
ever o n the Super Vee circuit. And if things go
according to plan. the "\2-year-old racer ho pes
to move up into the American Racing Scnes b}
June.
We ida of \an C kmcntc. has had a lung
and succl'\Sful La rccr in racing .\ltl'f kad1ng
Super \'l'l' dn' crs \•e\C Aren .tnd \it1kc
Last )ear. the bu.,1 ne\s mn'l' Jnd d lal l 111
'>punsors kcpl his UJ>l'r Vee l'ntnl·' to 1v.o .\t
Long Beach. hc fin1shl·t~ 3Sth altl'f ht'> \tecnng (PJeHe ~ YOLLMER/82) Mike Follmer
Preps go for it
ffiCb ecbool bueball action
beata up thla week with key
IHue1 lnvol•lne Orana,e
Coa1t area teams ln e•ery
direction. Tbe Sanaet
League ecramble contlnaa
today with ab teama within
one eame after five etarU -
Edison and Huntlnaton
Beach at 3-3 . Marina and
Ocean View a lialf aame
back at 2-2 -1 and Foa.ntain
Valley and We1tmlnate~
2-3. Ed.laon la at llarlna;
Hantintton Beach at Wat-
mlnater; and Ocean View at
Fountain Valley 'tn 3 : 15
conte1ta. Tonight'• key
e (7) ln the Paclftc Cout
ue finda W oodbrlqe
and Coeta Mesa (2 -3 ) at
• Field. The race ln the
Wildcats
get bonus,
Elliott
to return
Tl <. \0' 14.Pl -4.11·.\mcncan
Junior an Ell1o n ann.)unccd Mo n·
da' he v.ill sta' at .\n zona. ending
~Pl'"lUlat1on lhat hc v.ould pass up has
final '>c:'a!.on of lOllege chgb1lm and
1mtcdd make h1m~lf a'atlabk for
thc '8.\ draft
The o-1!1 forv.drd v.ho led .\nzo na to
thl 'C .\ .\ Fina• Four •his 'ear said
hl. nJd t'let-11 .. tt·et<'n"g .. and that
•hl·r, ..l r<' ttml·~ v. here I v.a' ccnain I
.,..,,n t ~"1ng 10 '>Ui'
R .. 1 'lt" 'W!1d ht· de-nded 10 do!>() after
tal;..1n~ at length v.111'1 C 03l h Lut<"
0 1\0n dunng a tnp tu Lr.., ~ngeles last
\.\ ldnt".dJ ' .ind T hu M a' .• md v. 1th a
d O--l frll'O .. d J~\l)Ulnt l.'OaCh Kt"\ In
r r 't'I
\inll" ma,ing uo h1~ mind T hurs..
.:.1. n1gf'!I · 1 l\J' en t •ealh tho ugh I
othl ""'I'>(: he -..s1d I ust lttl gre.at
Sea View Lea,iue continues
Wedne9day wlaere Saddle-
back (5-0 ) and Tuatin (4 -1)
lead. followed by by Eatan-
cta (3-2) and Corona del Mar
(2-3). Corona del Mar boeta
Tuatin and Eetancla la at
Newport Harbor ( 1 -4 ).
ll'Tlne, 5-0 ln the South
Coast Lea,iue, boeta Capo
Valley Weclne9day.
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Delly ..... ,...._ ., Lee .. ..,... .....
Gree ltrtel apearheada Coeta Mesa'• game plane. C:lirad Colby la one of the malnataya at Estancia.
. Everyone balking ovei playing by rules
Nobody cares for it, but
everyone· s ge tting some
~" h1' learn lJ lkd tor an .\mencan Leagul.'·
rl·wrd fi, c hJll..\ ~und.1'
Do n't "Vrr'. BuJ \our cl uh ha' rknt~ of
rnmpan~ .\t lh" ratc. l:i'lt ~ear'~ fl"l'"Ord of J5ti
ba it..., "111 bl· bm l..en "'" t mo nth
Bameu·s crev. de1n·1~ SI\ 1n the \t1I·
"3Ul..{·e.'\1l•" )or!.. ).1nlt't''i game l mptrt'
RIXk' Roe '>3" Bait.. 'o b and drama11call'
v.a,ed his arm~. promr 11ng Brc.-v.a\ manager
Tom TrclX'lhom tl1 ~~ ··1r ~ou're gm ng to ta ll
a tia lt... call 11 But hl· pu• on a sho v. like ht• "'a"
tin1\h1n g o ne tlf fl ha1l..O\ SI..\°\ b1ggr\I
numlX'rs."
m:in:iga\ Jrt" r.'l(lanin~ ind tan' an.· ge•11ni1-1rd
up v. 11h th•· ,on.,1 .i n• r·•·rrurt11•'l'
l mr1rn rnt•Jnll.r k. Jfl' J111n g tht••r 1(101.
.\l Prl'\IJ l·nt R.ttlti' Bn,"'r. JnJ ,.,. , '1J
Lt·agut: Prc.,1dt·n• B.ir C1ra mma11 IO\l-U• ll'd
their ml'O 1n blu, lhl\ •l •r I< m.a~··,urt' C' '•hC''"'
l llffit' ti J ··J1'>\t'mahlc: .. \lllf\ 1n thl'•' '-t'l
r<''•t1on JnJ J ,, nllt \h! Ilk lht•ir f('('t
By BEN WALKER
Take me out to the balkgame
T his year. the talk I' balk in the big leagues -
The> 'rcevef)"herc -..,3 1n 73 gam<"s ~o far -
and the balk·a ·thon shnws no sign of ''o" 1ng
down.
"Arc you telling ml· th is was the 1ntcn1 ot
the thing. turning this into a farce''" ranted
M1l"auket" Brev.crs pn·s1den1 Bud Selig. "ho
In thl.' .\I "'hen:'" tialt..s "en· l'"Jlk d 1n
thl· tif't "l'd la\l ,,.a,nn. Jn absurd · 1 ha'e
ix'l'Olomm1ttl·J In lhl' '\at1o nal l caguc. v.h1l h
arrountl'd for 21~ tiali..<. 1n I~.,_ thl're ha 't"
lx·l·n ~~comp.ired Ill I' last ~ear
\nJ morl' .trl' com •ng
""til·ntknwn 1h1' ·~ the v.a~ 11"• going 10
tx· .. .\L ump1rl· wrn Rarnl'll \J1d "If the~
lOnt 1nUl' Ill a bust.' thr rule "e'll continue 10 '>l.'l'
"hJl haprrnn l Bd1eq· mt• rm not in a contest
v.1th lhl· otha \I \ l'H'" e h1C'I\ to l·all the most
tialt..' ··
F11tingl ~. Trha 1t..o,,l~\\,mphon~ '\o,.,
v.a' cn11 1-kd "P.ithl·t14l-: ··
That'~ ho" the tiall-. \llua11on '"th•" 'ear-
pJlhl"lll
"It's bad tor thl· ga111c oft'la\t·t'lall , .. "J"'-1'
( 1 1 ~ manJgcr Juhn \\ 11han \a1d atwr J fiq· ..
n.ilt.. atl.Jir "I don·1 hi-.· 1t at a ll It ululd ~ J
ml'!>~
It alreaJ, 1\
T hat' tx·rn V'lt rul .i nJ urrrm.-.. ,J \.'J \
Iha: v.J ·· Ji.r.n~ \pn n@ ''<Ur 'lg \tJn' p d\l'"
ht'"-C'l'r tzul''\(.'d tht '"ad .J '",., -4C'lu1J '' 1r
"hrn lhl' rqwlJr '-(."J'>t'" \tant•J
( tUt''' Jptr
··1t 'dc:linll,·I '·-··ra• Of '41d I \..lt.. J' J
p1h.'"ht r &>ti \\ ,. , " .1lkJ 1,1r tflr<"t" ~J •'
...,,rnd.1' It pla'' ., :.. 'U'" n '1d
Brown insists
he's staying
despite item
to contrary
UCLA must look
elsewhere for its
basketball coach
Titans suspend pair after incident
WASHINGTON (.-\P) - Coach
Larry Brown. who anno unced Friday
that he wo uld stay at the U ni' ers1ty of
Kansas instead of rttum1ng to
UCLA. insisted Monday there has
been no chan,e of heart
From tbt Associated Press
Tv.o Cal l\tate Fulleno n football pla\t"Pi
questi oned ti~ poltc<" ahou1 last "l'Ck 's b<:ating
death of a \fannr C11rps sergeant ha'c been
suspended from the team h) C oal'h (lcne
M urph~.
Murph) said undJ) that he suspended thl·
pla)ers -1dcnt1ficd ti' the school as starting
v. 1dc rt'l"CI\ er John G 1bhund quanerbact.. Carlos
Siragusa -Fnda~ aftrr learning the) had be-en
questioned in conncctlf'n with the death o f ~tafT
Sgt. R ichard \\'1lltam BottJer.
Bott)Cr and ano ther soldier from the Manne
COrps Air ta uon at nC'arby El Toro $01 1010 a
fiJtht v.1th SC\Cral o thl"r men late W edne'<i3~
n1~ht o utside Baxter's Restaurant and bar. poltc-e
said.
BottJer. 30. lo\3S bt·aten '>0 '>t'' erl'I' 1n thl'
hl'.ld he "ls dl·cla~d br:unoo<ll·ad 0n a rr" JI at "t
Judl• lfosp11al Ht" hea 11 "'a"1ra n~plan1nJ Fnda'
into the bod' o f J ~6·~ear-old Huntington Bca.·h
man
.\lthoug.h police h:l\C' <;J1J th.lt sc'cral
Fullcnon football pl:i~ l'r' "C'rt• '"'oh cd 1n the
fraras. dett'<'ll' es v.o uld not 1den111~ "horn the~
h:l\c 1ntef\ 1ev.t'd :'-.o arrest ha'e bt'l·n made
Fulleno n Police (h1rf Ph1hp (1~hnntt
an rnov.lcdgt·d unda~ 1hJt G 1btis Jnd ')1ragu\J
had be-en questioned. but said a t th1 point the'
are co n 1dercd onl~ .,..1 tnessc 3nd m11 suspe t~
He said police a"ld the Orange Count'
D1s1nct .\ttoml'' 's Office still "<'rt' "urt..ing to
determine 1f a crime v.a ~ comm1ttl'd
.. This case has a rl·:il strong connc.-ct1l1n "'1th
mutual combat." Gochnng said .. There 1s some
~ul·,t11,n d' I! "hethl·r 1, riml' v.a .. H1mm111rJ
fk ...,,J 1n'l.'"'ll~t '"'"'t"r'-'Til" ng,arc•u •
~ '··n the, ,1mpk\1l ·the ~a~· and the numt'l·•
11 11nl.',\C.''-and <ha1 1h1, dcJlh .,..a~ the re'u t
l'l J \tl"l'l.'H\ flt' light
Hl' \.lid thl' tn'l'-r1µ11on pn1~bf\ .,..,,uh.l
IJ'I 'K"'l.'ral more Ja" ht-fort· .t " determ1m·J
v. hl·th.:r , nmin.il l hari ., '>hou 1d tic filC'd
Dr Ph1ltp 1~d the neurosu~ron "h
treated Bntt)l'r ~•d unda' that the \fa nnt·
pwNt'lh "-3'-~illed b' 1 lt~I.. to hi' nC'd ~·l,1v.
hi'> kit car
Thc tilov. v.a' '-4..l i"l°'"erful that 11 ,au\C.·J
Bott1er' br.un 10 row •e Jnd 1olam again I the
1m.1de of the ... i..ull "'l~C'l '31d The dtx tor ~td thl
\l..ull v.a!> fractu~d J•1d tht•n• v.3, e \ten"'•'l'
hcmorrhag.1 ng 1cgel ...i 1d that polt, c ha' e n("lt \cl
1ntCf\ 1c111cd him
Ut111tt .,. fl L .. .in \ht•ot etlci:ll"el\
lrl1<n , .. point rang<" \CO'"<' tro m inside
.1 :iJ 'iJ' :hl· .st"l1 1. tl l"C:OC'trate and
J1"11t v1l "a' J ·1r\t .. tcJm .\11.~men·
,.i • Ir i<, '!<3-.0r J nd "'a\ also the
PJ.if1l I C ,in1erenll' ;"\aH'r ot the
•('"Jr Jnl.l a'cragcJ I".., potn1i. ~
f\'"~•und., and ' a\S1~'' a!> .\r11ona
"'1. n ; • I ld\t 'le.tWn
l l1111tt "'h•' :urned~<• 1n Februan
I ..... .: •ul \ht• \C J f "'lh a "H·polnt
;x ~ f"'J'lu d' .\n11.>"a lo~t 1n the
' -\ \ "'-m1tin.i 1, 1 O klahoma
' .. ·.., fk "-urc:d 1 I r-;>oint for a
:~: puin• J\t·rag.l' in 'h<' \\ 1ldcat!; r:, .. 'l .\.\ plJ \iltT g.arn<"~ and .... as
-:.i-ll! 't thl c1il·tt>um.-irnen1 team
1 .... r ....i1J hl' had t •Id b tm from
!!°11. ,;J.-:h.Jl "lltoll ""UJd h3\(' 10
~J , 'h\ dC'C1,1on ht ni~lt and that
fl• v. • •uh.l n.i' l' h.' It' c "' ''h "'ha te' er It .,.J, 1' "'" \J1d he .ind h1) staff
t•lkrnf I•• Jl' "'hair' ... J>0'"hk 10
hdp L . 1 ll nl.i._c the cho11.'t"
<I '"-..a id ··\,\ ha 1 11 caml' du v.n
1(1 "'"' •n: h!.l-, 'l hool I• m U(h and
l'OJ• ' '":ing " th l oa, Ii 10lson 100
mu1. I-..lnJ h: w-an!' tf1 [l<'t Jn
eJu .. J t 1 n ·
EJli.111 J1. ;..n''"' kd~l·J that had .\n·
"na "t'n tht' nauonal 'hamp1onsh1p.
'"' , J1 '' ·n I ch "'NJd ha' l' het"n
J 11.t\.rH I: "'''ulJ h."e bn'n h l e
.. ~.ll :1htfC ,, ·~lr\ I• alCOm ph 'loh
.: ,.,., •t Uh .. t: ..aid
Angels throw
Petry tonight
I I .\O[l<'I\ ht-In a thr('('·g.3 m<" !>Cl
.. " "l l i .. ago \\ h11r ,, to night
,, ".' 1:--. h.• ,l)nllnur th<" v.innmg
"J''"l• 't1undon u nda'
\ · • \l,,nJ J' .. ~ 11..11e dat<' the
.\.,g, ' "' .' g,t1 v.1th Dan Petn (0-0) .l~J l"l{ l "illJ.Jl'·~ J3, \ \1c00wt"ll
'-" .t> thl ltro.t PllC., 31 ., 0 ,
1., Pt·1.-. ·, last '>ta n the former
I'-''•· T1tt<"r ga,e upfC'l urh1tsandno
·-. ' n c. 'inn in~ against~ same
., JnJ tne ).ame suaner. McDowell.
\I, D,•v.ell ga' C' up four hns and
, n1. "t.n 1n ~'en 1nn1nf"
1hl' \nl!lC'ls ~-4. 1e1 1n thrtt wtth
Ch1 .. .t.e.<• to01ght. ~ cd~) and
Thuf'da, tht"n tal e a 'i1~-da). t•-o-
lll\ 1<1ur •'' Sc-attic and Oakland The Los Anaclcs Times. in a stor)
published Monday. said sources d e-
scribed as cl<>K to Brown. who~ t~m
won the national basketball cham·
pionship last wttk. were making
telephone calls saym g that Brown
miJftt be reconsidering a hasty dc--
cis1on apinst aoina back to UCLA.
Like boxing, there's room for every weight
Brown was asktd about the rtpon
early Monda)' afternoon after a
reception with mem~rs of the Kan·
sas conaressional dckgation. as he
and his Jayhawks ~tt about to board
a bus for the White House.
··1 don't nttd to say anythina."
Brown said. .. I'm siay1ng at Kansas .. "
Asked ihhc rtpOn was completely
erroneous. Brown re~ated. ..I'm
siayina. Talk to f '*"ck."
Bob Frtdtrick. the Kansas athletic
di~or who was with Brown and the
team. said "I d o n't 1hinlt t~'s
anythiftll.othole report"•' that Point.
1 In am>rdance with h is contrxt, he's
notified to me that he intends to s\ay
at Kanus next r.ar. So I think the
mateer i1 doled. •
UCLA Oaanc:dlor Cham Youna
IAid Suaday thlJ the teboot obviously
Md tbouell• aro .. wn the f'llht man for the job .. IO I WPeC*' it .. posaibk,
undtt the ritbt arc-umuncn. 10 COMidtr ............. .
"Ooodnal knows Anythina can
~ aiwtt wUI "-' happeMd IO ,.,, Younc 11id .
•
Prep basket Ball playoffs format In line
for some big changes come next seaso~
The presllJC of rompet1n1 for. kt
alone wmn1n1 the state t'iasketball
ch.amp1on$h1p has MH'r rtally bttn
q~&1on~. but who would have
thouahl theconcrpt of the state
tournament ~ould actu:'lll~ provide
someansMn to long·tnM nqa1n1 ~ms W1thin the C l FSouthcm
Sectton and 1ts vast field of near!)' SOO
hl&h tchools~ l'or yan some school,, locked 1 n a
k11uto~rtehool ha\Cen·
durtd the bardsh1pof compc11n1out
of their k•uc when 11 came to the
pla)otT$.
Lasuna Bach lla IOOd eumple.
The ArtlSIS earned a &.d to t.hc 2-A
ehm1nat1on &uucuon but couktn 't
ICt put. Wt kt card .. IM.
Another ieam ffOm ~same
lalpc. the Adam Kttft Pol)'kdanic
Wanion. witttnotonl) thcdc~•"I
state champions 1n Oiv1wn II. but
went on to1heClf 2·A finatsap1n. as
-.~II as the semifinals of the Olv1uon
II Rt11o nals.
Ma) be that'u tittk unfair. Laauna
Beach ts a school with 9'0 students.
Woodbndtrhad t,S06(tudtnuand
Superman. But thert ha'ealwa)S
bttn Oa' ad and Goliath situations 1n
the pla)offi -.tuch s1 mplvartn't fa1 P.
l'hert ne'er ~med tn be a
soluuo n for schools and q\lf'S
'•he!'( thed1spant) 1nC11roll~nt
plaetd 8-balls in the ·•~ of tntnn
~hi h had ca med a bettt"T" sho t
The) ·11 \Ole on nev. pla)off'formats
forbukrtballat the Ma' S mtt11naat
fulknon 's $(quo.a Ath1ctK' Club
when the Cl F acncrat counal ron·
venn. and the) ·u have 1WO av~ucs
toronsidtt.
T1w nm proposal~". ron·
11nued 5 . .\. 4. .\ . .}. .\. :. \ I·.\. small
$Chools com'Cpt 1111th ttHeaguC"S in all
butthesmall hool!>dl" 1on (l~I
If the' ao th1 routc it'll mean the
South Coast. Pa 1fic. M;irmonte.
Channel and Ba} lca1~ v. 111 JOIO th<'
prnent S-.\ ~tupofSun'Ct. foort'
A,,.rlus. Camino Rt'al 1H1d Del RC''
and 1n each cate 1hett 111 111 bl" room for
a coupleof•1kt ardtntnes
The Sea Vte"w.1nclud1na Esu nc1a
( 1.600). Corona del Mar I l .SOO) and
Ne'A''J)On Harbor( I. hnll be
uparadcd to 4-.\ (theg1r1s -.ould
remain 1n 3· ).
"The propoyl 1.s a 1radn1o nal
ronetpt." sat<! If .\ lite om~
ma 1 ncr of .\thlct1cdX-an Cro•le'
"Wt'\c bttn mctttnaa k\t of rnt1C1sm re«ntl~ btc.autr a lot of~ do n't
ttt lht 5-.\ asa • upcr lea,ut: and
f\lht no-. •t 'rtl'' lftlOUt a Clf
c.hampt0nsh1p1rooh> in A toa
di\ I"°" W'llhJUSl )hchools..
"ln the l· and 1-.\ "''".\'f pJOmr
fit Id 1n the art.a oras.cw. Khootl ••.
That woukt mean lhe,.mc tOnna.t
for the 5tltt rca>onall woWdcomc
'
Recu c.u.
PREP SP ORTS
1 n to (()('US • Ith some d 1 \ •StOM not
e'en fill<'d b' uthem ~uon
hoob
lt'u ""-orbbk pl~n -but thcrt'\ a
~tttt o nr and tht Cl F" Pf'C1('nuna
that o nt. too
" hen t~ n Dtqo.~taon and
the C'tntr.I ~1on ~t the1r rtp-
rt nt1,ntothesta1t~tbt)
did 11 v.-11h •hat~"'''> champsons
oftheno•1't'lau-tha1 tteedl J
hool ~placed into a pM\'Off
foTINt itnctl on tht-irC'ftm\tmcnt
"nd thal' •hat PWa fhdorthe
U t htm Stt'l IOft. ..... .\ II 1'a.rd
pubtt P\tnBnbuau{wt;-nd
lhl .. .l \ It'~ ~ IU good '
n ampl<" of 1 he ht-nefits
~ 11"\t -'ounop thrtt teams from
('3, h le3gue lltt auarantttd a pla off
N-nh hu1 cachschool1C1esh1 o rher
st'p;lrate "'I' ~dlebacl and its 2.M>Ostudcnu
go to \" " l'" n" t'f'5I !> and 1 ts 2300 ~tude-nt\10110 ~~".Tustin and its
1.9 Os1udentsaoto4-AA. N<wpon
Harbor and 1 u l . 7 students 90 to 4-
A. Esta n i.t and 1 ti I. 600 studefttlto
to 4-._, and orooa dcl Mar and ns
I.• studcntSJO to )~
\\a1tam1n\alt That'~ I 1eams
rom the a \ tt• lcque •n 1he
pla\On\1
that'u\at\L Tbrecan l&&arank'Cd.
but 01httn •1th at lent a 500ovcnll
~CM br conlldefed bother
optT\lftP. wtud\tnll bt~ nd
that' 9k~o(rt. h"lellO•.-e
lhiMcno. °IllH-.iW IHIEI ~· "'* ftMlft •• -0n the aatt lrvd • s-,u c~ 2,400)aftd S-A (2.0Q0.2.Mt__..
taMS di I HJ id •Obi II t•+--+--:'1 V' II 177114•18
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01'D'rcebamp1ets eo:::·~::t:::-so Ewin.g's 36 lift NY Knicks bi.I Jj with replicas Cobras have e~panckd their roster to JQ.. EmJ f'1ai 2 eclal pla~rs with tM addition of 10 pl~en D t • t • rti o • 191 m • ~n~~i~ta~r~~:t~~t;a~f~~efo~erDenvcr over e TOI Ill OVe me
Dynamitt'. the ti-am announced Monday.
TRENTON. N.J. -Wilh the bless-•
inp of the Kina ~f Swede~ and th_c
International Olymptc Committee 'presi-
dent., the world's okkst livina Olympic
champion will receive replicas of the treasured medals
be misplace(j nearly 60 years qo. . .
Abel Kiviat. now 9S years old. w1 ll ~1ve the
rcolaccments Thursda' in T renton from King Carl
XVI G ustaf of Swtden. wh<>K great-grandfather
ptt_:_tentcd Kiviat with the originals at the 1912 G ames
an Stockho lm. The duplicates -a gold and a silver -were m~de
by a Swiss company using the same mol~s from whit:h
the 1912 medals were c:1st. T he International Olympic
Committee pic ked up the cost.
Glenn Kasper. a member of the Governor's
Council o n Physical Fitness. came up with th~ ide-a after
taking Kiviat home from an Olympic fund raising event
in February. ·
. "We were driving :.ind my wife said.· .\bel. where
are vour O lympic medals?' He said. 'To tell you the
truth. l haven't seen tht'm in almost 60 }ears.'" Kasper
said.
··1 knew the king and queen were coming here and
I thought. ·w ouldn't 1t be great 1f we coul~ get
replacement medals to give to Abel?"' Kas;xr sa1~. 1---......_.·....,·~ lO -da¥s-of ~on+aet1ng intemanor1al
Olympic Committee president Juan .\ntonio
Samaranch. Kasper h:1d Sama ranch ·s approval and
copies of the medals in hand.
How the originals were lost 1s not entirely clear.
Kiviat, who was not available for an interview
Monday afternoon. told Kasper that his fam1l} .. Just
misplaced them." posSJhl) when the fam1l) mo"ed to a
new home. Kasper said
"We fel t replacing .\bet's medals would tie a titting
gesture to thank him fN the suppon he has gl\ en the
governor's council:· said Ralph Dougan. the council's
executive director.
In the I 912 Olym pics. Ki"-iat won the silver medal
in the 1.500-metcr run and the gold medal in the 3.0QO.
meter cross<ountry e'ent in the 191 2 games. Hi s
roommate d uring the Olympics was Jim Thorpe
KJviat worked as :i coun clerk 1n .S. District
Coun in Manhattan before retiring. He now lives in the
central New Jersey community of Lakehurst and makes
occasional appearances to generate suppon for amateur
a thletics.
Quote of the day
··He {Don Sutton) later told me 1t was out of
concern for m ) well-being. but I think he acted
out of self preservation He was pitching temble
a t the ume. seemed on the bnnk of release and
was looking for a wa'· to get me out of the
rotation." -Jon Candelaria, who claims that
the first of his two drunken drivini arrests last
year was set u11 b~ a phone call to police b~ former
teammate. Don Sutton
Ex-LA State coach drops suit
.LOS .\NGELES -Jim Newman. m
who had been d1sm1ssec1 as head basketball
coactt at Los Angeles <\tate and planned
legal action over the m ove. has reached a
settlement wnh the school. both pan1es announced
Monda}.
Newman. 52. was released as the school's coach
a fter the 1986-87 season after four ~ears o n the JOb.
Newm an. who 1s black charged that the d1sm1ssal was
racial!) mouvated.
U nder Newman. I os .\ngeles Late had a 50-55
record.
Newman was sueceeded bv another black coach.
Henry Dyer. U nder O)er. the Golden Eagles ~ere 1-13
this past season.
The Ca lifornia Facult) .\ssoc1a11on released the
following statement Mo nday:
"Cali fornia State Univers1t~. Los Angeles and
head basketball coach James Newman announced
today that the parties had resolved their differences and
arrived at a satisfacton settlement of a lonJ·Stand ing
dispute regarding Coach Newman·s university status.
··coa ch Newman has accordingly withdrawn
pending legal proceedings. as well as the request for
arbitration with respect to t his dispute. which had been
filed on his behalf by the California Faculty .\ssocia-
llon. .
"Both Coach Newman and representatives of
CSLA stated that the) :.re pleased w11h the resolution
and glad to put the d1.,pute behind them in the best
interest of the parties. Coach Newman will be returning
to CSL.\ next fall with a full-ti me teaching appointment
in the physical educa tion depanmenl. ..
According to the facult} assoc1at1on. neither
Newman nor the school would comment on the matter.
White signs Clippers contract
LOS ANGELES -The Los A.ngeles
Clippers ha\e signed rnok1c forward Enc
W hite to a contract for the remainder of the m
1987-88 N BA season. the team announced Monda).
White. 22, has l*Veraged 8.1 points and 3.4
rebounds per game in In games since signing the first of
two 10-da> contracts with the Cltppers on March 23.
White. a 6-8. 215-pounder from Pepperdine
Universit). was a third-round draft choice of the
Detroit Pisto ns last year. but was cut by the Pistons.
COSTA MfSA MITSUISHI
The Cobras used their first three pscks to acquire
lineme n in the Arena Football Lcquc's player
selection. held Mo nday at Orlando: Fla. Those linemen
are Larry Banks, who attended Wisronsin-Superior.
Bart Weaver of Kentucky State and Wes Wallon of
Lchi&h. 'the Cobras used their fourth {>ick to add a third
quarterback to their roster -Clifford Madison of
Whitworth. Wash. Madison joins former Fountain
VaJley Hi&h star Matt Stevens of UCLA and Enc
Beavers or Nevada-Reno. who were territorial selec-
tions. and Cornelius Robenson oflowa, the I 0th pick.
The fifth selection was running back-linebacker
Clifton Strouahter of Illinois: the sixth pick was wide
rettivcr-defensive back Willie Collier of Pittsburgh: the
seventh selection was running bac k-linebacker Ed
Zeman of Fon Lewis Collcae: the ci&}lth pick was wide
receiver-defensive back Nate Creer of Iowa: the ninth
c hoice was kicker Greg Porter of Texas Christian. a nd
the I 0th pick was Robenson.
The eight protected players from the former
Denver team selected were Patrick Cain of Wichita
State. a lineman; William Cotman of Emporia. Kan ..
State. Charles Harris of West Virginia. Gary Mullen of
West Viflinia and Richard Rogers of California. all
listed as wide receivcr-c1cfcnsive backs; Rob Devita of
Illinois Benedictine and Richard Prather of Er2ill2uri
. State;-both 11"ftedas running back-fancbackers. a nd
running back Durell Taylor of Lincoln. Mo.
The territorial selections taken earlier in addition
to Stevens and Bcav<'rs were Eric Amngto n. Cliff
Branch. Brian Clark. Michael Jon es. Joe Kelly. Wade
Lockett. Matt McKnight. Ken Olson. Tony Palamara
and Yepi Pauu.
The 30-man squad will participate in drills at
Orlando's Citrus Bowl facilities in preparation for
Th ursday's cut to 25 pl:1yers. O n Saturday. the Cobras
face league ri va l New England in an cxhib1t1on game at
the Daytona Beach. Fla . Ocean Center.
The roster must be trimmed to 2 I -18 squad and
three t.axi -next Tuesday.
The Cobras. coached by Ray W illsey. open their
season on Saturday night. April 30 against the Ne"
York Knights at the Lo~ Angeles Sports Arena.
LV woos World Cup officials
LAS VEGAS -.\ group of inter-m
national seccerofficials is due in Las Vegas
this week to stud} the city's bid to host pan
of the 1994 World Cup "occer tournament.
City officials plan to ~ve the Federation lnter-
nationalede Football A<;soc1ation's inspection c0mmit-
tee the red carpet treatment when it amves Wednesday
to look over possible fa cJliu es for the tournament.
"We'll wineand dmcthem. take to them shows and
ha ve the ma}Or give them proclamations:· said Herb
McDonald. executive director of las Vegas Events Inc.
.. We want to show them a good time ...
The committee is o n a week-long I 3<ityto urofthe
United States to look~ 16 stadiums and related
facilities as possible ho~t 'tes of the 1994 to urname nt.
T he n1 ted States 1rn e of three countries bidding
for ttfe 1994 tournament. soccer's most _prestigious
event. Morocco and Brazil arc also in the running for
the tournament.
UCSB assistant killed in crash
BUELLTON -Dick McBride. an
assistant football coach at UC Santa
Barbara the last two ye:irs. was killed in a
one-ve hicle accident late Saturday night.
the Cahforn1a Highwa~ Patrol said. He was 47.
Accord ing to tht' California Highway Patrol.
McBride was traveling nonh on U.S. IOI at a speed of
between 80 a nd 90 miles-per-hour and failed to
negotiate a curve.
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76ers snap four-game skid;
Bullets keep pace, win 86-85
From TM A11oclated Preti
Patrick Ewing scored 36 points. including a Jo-ahead
turnaround jumper with 23 seconds left in overtime, t"-t
lifted the hos1 New York Knicks to a I 14-11 1 National
Basketball Association victory over the Detroit Pistons
Mdnday night.
Ewing's basket made it 11 2-1 I I. and when he mi ssed
the ensuing free throw. Detroit knocked the ball out of
bounds. gi ving Ne" York possessio n. Johnny Newman
then hit two free thro"s with I 3 seconds left and Detroit's
Dennis Rodman missed a J-point attempt just befott
time e.xpin:d.
The outcome kept the Knicks in an eighth-place tic
with Washington 1n the Eastern Conference and
maintained Detroit's two-game lead over Atlanta in the
Central Ol\·1s1on. The Bullets beat the Hawks 86-85
Monda~ night.
Isiah Thomas. who scored 23 of his 31 points in the
last IS minutes of regul:uion. gave the Pistons a I 03-I 02
lead on an 1ns1dcJumper with four seconds left. but Ewing
was-fpulcd on thc-mbounds pan-and-ma~\>llc-oftwo free
thro" s to force the oven1me.
The Kn1cks led 56--45 with 10 m inutes left in the third
quan er. but .\dnan Dantley scored 10 of his 20 points
during a 19-9 Detroit spun that closed the gap to 6S-64
with -41 ·minutes left.
Ne" York then outscored the Piston 20-9 the rest of
the penod for its largest lead. 85-73.
The Pistons staned the founh quan er with a 10-2 run
10 get"1th in fo ur points. but the Knicks responded with
s1:1. straight for a 93-83 margin with 7: I J left.
CA·tro1t rallied agam. taking the lead for the first time
since the first quaner. 99-98. on Bill Laimbcer's comer
Jumper "ith 2:51 kft. Thomas had two consecutive
baskets fo r a I 03-102 lead before Ewing's (rce lhrow tied
11.
Gerald Wilkins." ho scored 23 points for New York.
hit two longjumlJ.CrS tog" t' the Knicks one-point leads in
ov1.·n1mc.
El e\\hcre 1n the NB.\ Monda):
7'ers 11 &. B~cks 10%: In Milwaukee. Charles Barkley
scortd 31 points a .. the Ph1ladelph1a 76ers beat the
Mil\\aukce Bucks to break a four-game losing streak and
keep their pla~off hopcs alive. .
Tht' 76Ns scored 10 ~tra1ght points after the Bucks
rallied to take a 1 00-9~ lead with 3:59 left when Barkley
was as5"scd a technical foul and Jack S1kma made the free
thro"".
Da\ 1d \\ 1ngate of the 76crs then hit a fa llaway
JUmper :ind Maunn · Cheeks came up Wlth a steal and
layup to giH' Philadl'lphia a 103-100 lead with 2:42
remaining.
.\fter M1l"aukl·c·s John Lucas put up an air ball."
Mike G m in k1 mu cled 1n a basket with I :59 to go to give
the 76crs a I 05-100 kad. Barkle) made a steal. was fouled
and hit both free thro\\S. and the 76ers had a 107-100 lead
With I :36 left.
Gm1nsl...1 made t"o free throws \\Ith 1:13 lcft as the
76ers pulled a"a~ 10 beat a Bucks team missing two
stanerl>.
Th1.• Ru l...s pla)ed "1thout Paul Pressc} who has a
spramed ani...ll· and leading scorer Terry Cummings. who
"as attending a funeral.
Cheek!) added I~ points and Wingate 15 for
Ph1ladelph1a. "hich 1s 11: games behind New York and
Washingto n. the teams tied for the eighth and fi nal
pla}ofTbenh in the Eastern Conference.
,,~
Pacen' Jolm Lone 1eta a rejecdon from
New Jeney Neta ceater Tim McCormldt
dminC NBA action Monday.
B11Jet1 H , Hawks 85: In Atlanta. Darrell W~lker's
20-footer with one second remaining ga' e Washington
the nod over the Atlanta Hawks. keepi ng the Bullets'
playoff chances alive.
The Bullets remained tied with tht' !'le" York Kmcks
fo r the eighth and final playoff spot 1n the Eastern
Confe rence.
Pacers 95, Nets 13: In fndianapolis. John Long's 18-
footer at the buzzer gave the Indiana Pacers a '1ctol) and
handed the New Jersey Nets their 11th consccu11vc loss.
Indiana. in a fi ve-way fight for three plavotT spots in
the Eastern Conference. ra llied from a I l·po;nt deficit in
the fou nh qumer.
Wayman T isdale. who a season-high 32 poi nts for
the Pacers. hit a free throw to tie the game at 93 wnh 40
seconds to go. He then grabbed a rebound.of a missed
Jumper b} New Jersey's Roy Hinson and Long made his
winning shot after Indiana got the ball mbounds with
three seconds remai ning.
Jazz 113, Warriors 10%: In Oakland. Thurl Bailey
scored 11ofhis26pointsduring Utah'~decisi'e19·8 run
late in the game to lead the Jazz to a '1ctof") o'er Golden
State Wa rriors.
The teams were tied at 94 with 4:53 left when Balley
led the Jazz spun.
The victory snapped a three-game Utah losing
streak.
Karl Malone led Utah with 36 points and 13
rebounds. while John Stockton had 18 p01 nts and 16
assists.
Nuggets 1%3, Suns 119: In Phoenix. Lafayette Lever
scored 26 points and Michael Adams had 23. including
five 3-point goals to stretch his NBA-record streak to 37
games. as the Denver Nuggets beat the Phoenix Suns.
The wi n was the N uggets"' 13th 1n the last 14 games
and moved them within one game of idle Dallas fo r the
Midwest Division lead.
Phoenix lost for the sixth time tn n s last I 0 games and
fell 311: games behind idle San Antonio in the race for the
eighth and ftnaJ Western Conference pla,ofTbenh.
NCAA gives
Auburn star
clean slate
PREPS IN FOR CHANGE •..
ATLANTA (AP) -The NCAA
said Monday it has clc:-ared Auburn
U niversity defensive tackle Tracy
Rocker of any improper conduct
involving sports age nt J i m
Abernethy.
Rocker. meanwhile. accused
Abernethy of fabricating the story of
their association.
"I don't think ther<' was a mis-
understand ing.'' Rocker said. "I
think he (Abernethy) li<'d . He had to
make it up. Maybe he assumed that
since Kevin Poner w:1s my room-
mate .... I don't kno"' what be was
thinking. He lied."
The sports agent. in an interview
published Dec. 16 in The Atlanta
Journal a nd The Atlanta Constitu-
tion. said he had paid some entertain-
ment expenses for Rocker durin.a the
1987 football season. at the same time
Abernethy was paying Porter. Rock-
er"s roommate.
Abernethy was convicted March I
in Opelika. Ala .. of tampering with a
spons contest for his payments to
Porter. a defensive bac-k.
During the tnal. Poncr testified
that the only person who knew of his
involvement with thC' agent was
Rockt'r.
From Bl
AA (I .7SO-t .999)and 4-4.
( 1.500-1, 749) wo uld send champions
to Division II: the 3-Achampion
( J.OQ0.1 ,499) to Division Ill: the 2-
AA (7S0-999)and 2-A {4.00-749) to
Di vision IV: and the I -A (I S0-399)
and small schools(under I SO) to
DivisionV.
Should this be a J O -they have a
playoff format which would ac-
comodate 256 entries-which is 96
m ore than the p~nt system.
They're all 32-team brackets with
the exception of 16-team brackets at
the 2-AA and 2-A levels.
Most lcqucs have their own prob-
lems-it's virtually imflOSsiblc to
combine schools wnh the same
patterns. The Sea View isa Jood
example with the lopsided look of
Saddlcback-University-Tustin vs.
Newport Harbor-Estancia-Corona
dclMar.
"To me it's parity and equity." said
Crowley. "We may be opening
ourscl vcs up some criticism at playoff
time. but you can't please everyone.-
That's true-inevitahly there will
be cases where it boils down to which
fourth or fifth place team is the riaht
choice to fill that open spot in the
playoffs-but it seems the Southern
Section office has become better
adapted to acccptinaa littlc heat.
And just how much hMit isde.
served from a fourth or fifth place
team with a 14-12 record?
Right now there are several leagues
in the process of appcahng their
placement In Pro posal .\. and proably
a few more like the Sunset Le.ague
which have simply given up. knowing
full well their words will fall on deaf
cars.
Each hasa lcgiumate point. but it's
a numberspme and someone has to
fill those spots.
But in Plan Beautifu l. vou'reauto-
maticaliy scnt toa classification
which keeps you in the gym. unless
you've opted to step up to a higher
classification.
Who'saoing to vote against such a
format? Apple Valley, I ~uppose.
since the Sun Devils (2.242) would be
placed in S-A competition. where
they belong.
Maybe the Foothill Lc:-ague won't
like it. Alhambra(3,S0()). Burbank
( 1,390), Burrou&hs( 1,450).. Hart
(2. IOO), San Ga&ricl (3.400) and
Schurr(2.800) won't be able to hide in
the 3-A. But at least Burhlnk and
Burrouam will art a fatnhake should
they earn the right toao for it.
Who'sgoing to vote for it? Hopeful-
ly everybody else.
What ital! boils down to is that
every lqitimatc playoff team will be
int~ play.offs. and 1n the riaht
dass1ficauon.
Bytheway-hasanyoneevcr
heard the story about the lopsided
football playoffs?
Mustang• atop
Artists, '73-57
Costa Mcu Hiah'1 M~p
turut a 73-S7 Paciftc Coat
track and field decision Mo y
afternoon at LaJuna Bach, with
Tcny Bryant's winning 11.S I in the
I 00 meters one of the main keys.
Laauna Beach's Tim Dennis had a
pet10nal best in the dilC'US with 1 tOll
o( 143-1 and Jamie Mathews went
S2.68 in winnina the 400.
It was Mesa's fint PCL dual mttt
victor)' in two stans. Lapna it 0.2.
a...una Bach took a 6l·S4 dt-
cision on tht airts ltvt'l, led by Liz
Slahl. who ruonlcd her~-bat
of the .}'Car in the hish Jump 1ri1h 1 4-IOctron.
~-&e.cb's prts arc now l·l, drop1 10 0.2.
Rustlers fall, 3-1
Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Tuesday, Aprtl 12, 1988 83
Time's arrived when push comes to shove
Tonight's fifth games
pivota in besto seven
after the Capuals' 54 oventmc loss "I'm
upset ~nd d1~pr,oin1ed We arc 1n a mus1-w1n
s1tuauon again.
Game 5 will be played tonight at the Capnal
Centre in Landover. '1d. In other pla)off
pmes. 11's New Jerst'y at the Ne"' York
Islanders. Hanford at Montreal. Buffalo at
Boston. Toronto at lXtroit. C'h1cago a1 t
Louis. W1nnipq at Edmonton and Los
Anaelcs at Calgar)
Qka1..S&. Loeb: The Blue~ ha' c: the
Blackhawks on the ropes. but thq 're not
counting them out.
"The) 're a heck of a hocke~ team and "'Ith
Denis a' ard on the 1ct' Chicago ha!> proH·n 11
can come back.'' St. Lo111s goalit' Greg Millen
said after the Blues edgt>d the Blackhav.ks n-5
The) rallied to bt'JI 1he De.>' 1ls 5-..S 1n
O\ert1me Sunda). e'ening 1he scnes at '.!-~
Thl' Islander'> arc: n(I" 24-7 1n o'ert1me
pla\offgame\
lvd.rr room after the Bruins b-5 en enime loss
in Game .s
Hartford-MoetruJ: The \.\ halers arc try1n1
to be<ome the third te;im 1n NHL h1stor) to
v.in a pla}ofT sent's afll·r trailing ~-0
Pnm dte AIMdate4 Press
"' unda)
Toronto-Detroit: In Toronto. the tans arl'
d1sgustl'd with the ~aplc Leafs Hartford sta' ed off t'hminauon night with a
come-from-behind 1-5 '1c1orv The Washington Capitals are having
another playoff nightmnre.
Twice in the last three years. the Capitals
were o ne pme away from winning a playoff
series. Both times. the) lost three straight and
were eliminated .
Montreal. Detroit. C\t. Louis. Edmonton
and Calgary lead their St'n es 3-1 The Bos1on-
Buffalo and New Jerse' -Nev. Yark senes are
Wlulpec-Edmoetoa: The Jets ha' e tnrd 10
int1m1date the Oilers. but the strateg' ha<.
backfired.
The) v.ere so upset b' 1ht' team's -O lo\\ 1n
<.iame .s that tht'' thre" garbage on lh<' ice .it
\toplt' Lt.>afuardcns
··The' 1.an boo all tht"' "ant but "hen thl''
start throv. ing thinJ s 11 gets scar: .. T uronto
dekn..eman Todd G1ll <.a1d ··it's not'<'" n1tr
g1:tt1ng pop 1hro" n 10 'Our lacl.' .ind ha' 1ng
change bounce ofT)our head ..
The o nh team' to 1.ome back from a 3-0
deficit 1n the pl.t}off-. -A t'rt' the 1975 Islanders
and th1.· 19..S~ ~l apk Ll·:if<1
The Capitals are on the verge of losing
another playoff series this year after blowing a
three-goal, third-penod lead in Game 4
apinst Philadelphia. The Plyers now lead the
bcst--0f-seve n series 3-1
tied at 2-2. ·
Washington coach Br)·an Murra; said his
team missed defenscm:m Sco tt Stevens and
Rod Langway. who d1dn'1 play 1n Gamt' 4
because of inJunes. "Wr could ha' t' used their
ellperience to gel more pressure Ion the
flyers)." Murra} said
"'The} ·re going to tr) 10 1nt1m1da1e gu~\ li ke
Jan (Kum~. but M 's bttn around for a long
time and has wo n C\tanle} Cup nn~"
Edmonton \tar Wa)'nt' Gretzk~ said after the
Oilers rallied to win Ci:ime 4 of 1he Sm' the
sern.·s 5-3
Buffalo·Bostoe: O ffi cials hes 'l' h<'l·n under
fin: 1n this .\dams sene~
Los ADgdu-Calgar) The R ames can WDl>
up 1he sene<, "'1th a '1ctnl' on their homt' ice.
"\\ e'd sooner ha' e 1hat t3-1 lead) than a 2-2 .. tit.' ... (algal' Co:ich Terr)· Cnsp said.
··e u1 .tga1n the to'ught'<.t pme of them all to
"1n 1<; that la'>t one. and the LA Kings are
<.ertJ 1nh handing us nothing ...
"We have to try to rebound from this."
Washinaton right wing Mike Ganner said
New Jersey-New York lsluden : I nlilt.e
m ost people. the lsl:inders lo'e to "or~
oH•nime
Both cuacht's questioned the "'"~ o t rrreret•
Bill \lk( rca~ in Gaml' i and Boston\ Tern
()·Re ilk oound1.·d on tht' door of the lllli\ 1eil\
( dig.al' too~ command m the scnes with a
., I '1( 111r: unda' night
__ Ma or League standings
Oakland
Chicago
Kansas ('11'
Seattle ·
Minnesota
Angels
Tc><as
C'leveland
~ew Yori...
Toronto
Boston
Detroit
Milwaukee
Balt1mor1:
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American League
WEST DIVISION
L Pct. GB LlO
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3
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500 3-3
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400 11 : 2-3
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EAST DIVISION
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5,1 2 4-J
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500 21: 3-J
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000 51: 0-6
Monday's Scores
M1lv.aukc( c11 Boston. ppd . cold
Toronto 17. Ne"'" York 9 ·
C'leH·land '· Bal11more 2
Onl~ game\ schl·dukd
Today's Games
Streak
Lost I
Lost 2
Won ·1
\\'on "
Won
'Won
Won
Won 6
Lost I
\.\on I
Lost I
Lost I
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Chicago (~kDov.cll 0-0) at Ailgels (Petr: ()..{l). 7:05 p m
Mil":iukcc ( Birkbeck 0-0) at Boston (Ellsworth 0-0). 10:05 a.m.
Te><as(W111 0-l)at Dt'tro11 1Ta nana l-0).10:35a.m
Kansa'i Cm (Gub1C1a 1-01 at Balumore (Peraza 0-0). 4 35 p.m
Minnesota °<Straker 0-01 at Cle' eland (Farrell .1-0). 4:35 p.m.
!'ic" York tC'andl·lan a {~0> at Toronto (C'lanq 0-11. 4:35 pm.
Oalt.land (C Young 0-0) at Seattle (Lang ton 0-1 ). -Y:CJ' pm
WHnesday's Games
C'hKago at Ailgels, 7:05 p.m.
Milwaukee at Boston. 10:05 a.m
Kansas Cit) at Balt1morr . .S 35 p.m.
M1nnc<,ota at ('k,dand . .S '"pm
~ev. York at Toronto. 4 J' pm
Oakland a1 <'allk. 7:05 p.m
Onl) games " hedukd
Nadonal League
WEST DIVISION
w L
I
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Pct. GB LlO Slruk
Dodgers
Houston
C1 nc1nn:i11
San Francisco
San Diego
.\tlanta
Chicago
P1ttshurgh
Ne,,.. York
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Montreal
St Louis
J
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EAST DIVISION
!LU 5-1
" "67 4-2
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5 .167' 4 1-5
Monday's Scores
P1tbburgh 5. Ph1l:idclph1a I
Housto n at .\tlanta, ppd .. rain
Chicago 6. St. Louis I
C1nc1nna11 4. San Fran1.·1~0 ll
Onh games st·hedukd
· Today's Games
\\on 5
\\on I
Won I
Lost '
Won I
Lost 6
Won '
Won '
Won
Lost 2
Lost
Lost 2
Home
I· I
2-0 ·'· ... 3-2
0-0
0-6
0-0
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2 I
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Dodgers (Sulton 0-01 at San D1t>go ( Hav. kins 0-1 ). 7:05 p.m.
Montreal (Peret 1-0) at Ne,,.. Yori.. (Darling 0-1 ). I 0::35 a m
Houston (R,an 0-0) at ~tlanta tP Smith 0-0). 4:40 p.m
Chicago (N1ppc:r 0-0) at t Lo uis 1£XLcon 0-1 ). 5:35 p.m. •
Cincinnati (Jack on 1-0l at San Francisco ( Krukow 1-0). 7· J) p.m
Onl) games scheduled
WHnesday's Games
Dodgers at San D1l·go. 7:05 p.m .
C'h1cago at St. Louis. I 0:35 a.m.
Cincinnati at San Francisco. I :05 p.m.
Housto n at .\tlanta. 2:40 p.m .
Ph1ladclph1a at Pmsburgh. 4:05 p.m
Onl) gam·es scheduled
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Kelly Gruber hit two home runs. and Rick Leach and
Ernie Whitt had two RRI apiect' in a six-run fint inning
that launched the host Toronto Blue Jays to a 17-9 v.1ctory
over New York on Monday u the Yanken lost their first
pme of the season.
The Yankcn had won their first five for t~ club's
best start sin~ 1933. The loss sp<n~ a five-hit. four-
stolen base performance by Rickey Henderson of tM
Yankees. . . f"··: .... _ 1 The .. me came within a minute o ~•na UK' onant
in American teaaue hi,tory at 4 houn I .S minutes. The ~ for a nine-innina pme was •: 16 between the
Yankees and Baltimore Orioles on June 8. 1986. The ~ 1e1tue record is 4: 18 if\ a National Leaaue pme
between Los Anteles a nd San FrancilCO in 1962. .
Grubtr hit his first homer of the seuon an tl'.'t
1eventb to make it 13-7. and he hit a threc>run homer 1n
Toronto's four-run tithth.
In he first. Whitt hit a bun-k>eded siQlle. Grubtr
had an RBI double that Yank.ea ri&ht fielder .o.~
Winfield toat in the sun. and Jesse Ba.n.eld drove an the
founh run of the inni~ with a .,.ounder. After a walk to
Fred Mc<irift'. lelcb hit a two-out double.
ElleWhere in tbe American Leaaue Monday:
... rt.on.e.tl: lnClevc~nd. o..~~. flllint
in for injured Joe Cantr. drove 1n the ~1"' run
with a liadHnni .. linaJe and M~ Hal.I M!d four h1t1 u ~ C1eveland Indiana taltndcd their winn1~ strak to sea ~ with a vktory o-vtt the winlna Bahamore Orioles.
Baltimott lolt Its ~illth suailht pme to match the
Orioles' I 9SS club rftc)rd for'°"" II the""' of I ICatOft.
Thn bave beeft oullCOrtd •3-7. "TM lndilns. 6-1. mo~ into fi.m plKe en O~ A~
&la by I Ulf.tlunc OYff NC'# Y oft. 'J1'ey M'C off IO tbrit
tiea mn lilK'f !My~ t~ in 1966 .. Cle~nd ~-Mn«r GreaSwinddl 2-0. petct.edtn1
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second complctepme <'fthe )ear and the Indians' iounh.
strikinf out eight and not walking a batter while allo v. ing
ei,ht hits. The Indians have a tram earned run a"erage of
1.45.
In the National ~ngue:
Plntet ~. ftllUes 1: In Pittsburgh. Barr) Bond)
tripled and scored in the first inning. hit a solo home run
in the third and Mike La Valliere had a thrtt-run double as
the Pittsbu-rJh Pirates beat the Ptuladelph1a Phtlhes
bcforT the laraest home crowd an Pirates· h1stor).
The paid attendance Qf S4.089 ~roke the record of
.S2. I 19 set in the Pirates' home o pener last year apanst St.
Louis. The total attendance. rountina romphmen~11
tickets, was H .102.
The advance sellout -all tickets we~ sold b) last
Saturday -was the fint for the Pirates since the) left
Forbes Field and movt'd into Thrtt Ri vers Stachum an
1970. . ..._ c. Ga.ts I: In San Francisco. Mano Soto won
his first pme in 11 months with a four-hatter and also si~ to cap a fouNvn founh innina as the Cincinnati
Reds beat w San Francitc0 Giants.
Soto l--0. walked three and strvck out five in his
tttond sian of w teason. pitchina hi$ firs\ complete pme and first shutout sintt Apnl 24. 1986. Robb
Thompson sinakd in the third and Btttt. Butler doubled
jn the sallth for the only hits oft' the Cinc1nnat1 riaht·
hander who undctwent shoul<kr suracry late 1n the l~86
aeason. Soto staned sill pmts last yHr 1n an aborted
comd»c.k attempt. He was 3-2. With his last victory on
May 11 apinst the N('W Yort Mets. and went on the
disabled list to stay Ma~ 22. He eot the Reds' ocicn•nt-da) pi1th~11.. lllipmen1 thi.' yur. allowtna sa• hits and four
N.ns 1n five 1nnu111 ••nst St. Louis. S.n Francltcouantr Kdl)-Down'-().2, alk>Wfd onl~ a. hit briort the founh. an 1nfidd Rn1le. The ri&ht ·
haftd«'s troubles in \he founh bepn •hen ht walk~ En
0.viJ ~ti\ Gilt O\I~. -o.a ' c.e.11 I: In SL Louts., Oftt Mlddu'
pitched a lill·hlltcT and n.~ Man1nez trfpkd hocm thrtt
rum.. keepi• t.M OQIO CUt. on a roll With a ' te\Of) o'·tt the Sl. Louis C..tiftlla..
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P1.•ndlcton singled him homt'
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Or-. Coeea DAILY PLOT/ Tu.dev, April 12, 1911
Red Onion paid Irariians $240,000 in bias claim
Court documents filed in insurance dispute
show secret settlements of en t ry a ll egations
By Tlte .Usodaled Prn1
The Red Onio n resaurant chain
secretly 3pologazCd and paid six
Iranians $240.000 to 'iCttk racism
claims in 1987. according to docu-
me nts filed an an insurance dispute.
The pa}ou11s the larg.cst b) the 14-
restaurant. Carsoo-bas<.•d chain since
1986 when 11 was fi~l accused of
bamngentf) to customers because of
ethnic ong1n. The Red Onion res-
taurant in Newpon Rach 1s not
affiliated wuh the chain
.. I'll tellJou somethin$. we all felt
that we ha sold o ut." said one of the
six. Marier Mafi. :!6. of El Toro. "We
took the m one). but we sold our
pnnc1 p1e.··
There were I~ stat\· and federal
d1scriminauon u1ts filt'd againsl the
cha1 n in 198 7. according to coun
documents. Nmcoftho'C~ntercdon
a Red Onion in Santa 4.na and eight
o( those are still pendif\&. auomeys
said.
Th<>st who complained of d1s-
c nm1na11on 1n 1986 were offered
$500 to scttk. At lea't 22 people
accepted the settlements. Attorneys
for those who have filed sin~ said the
$240.000 award could affect the
o utcome of pendina suits..
The Red Onion aar~ to pay the
Iranians halfway through the trial
here in November. In exchange for
the money and the apology from
restaurant president Ronald New-
Controller's
ad campaign
upsets bank
SAN FRANCISCO f -\Pl -
Lea ping lizards! Bank -\menca
Corp. officials are fuming over
state ads and le tters nccusing
them of rip ping ofT their cus-
tomers.
Carl's Jr. purchases
13 Wendy's locations
BankAmenca thought 11 set·
tied a lawsuit and made ne"
friends b' tu m ing 0' er S53
mallwn an cash and pro peny 10
the state of Cahfom1a last
month 10 end a 13-' ear fee
dispute o' l'r the han<ihng of
dormant aC'counts.
Somt· of the 40.()()0 acres
g1' en up or swapped are ho me
to r.irc species. inclu<11ng the
blunt-nosed leopard h1ard a nd
)t'llo~-b11led uckoo.
Instead of getung kudos for
helping the l'UCkoos. though.
Banl .-\menca 1s being pum-
ml.'lcd b' Cahfom1a C'n ntroller
Gra\ oa·, IS. ~ho ha~ l 1C'ked off
a T\' ad campaign 1ha1 accuses
the ban!I. of ··e;\plo111n~ its -own
depositors" and char:ictenzes us acti ons as a "np-o'fT ..
-\s pan of the ~ttlement.
03\IS rt•Cel\t:d $~ m tllfon 10
a lc:n the: puliltt 10 thl' terms of
tht• agreement -\s man~ as ~
mrlhon tormt:r Bani.. \mcnca
customers m3\ be dul' refunds.
the stall' e!>um'atcs
Ba n I...\ merica 1)ff1 c 1a ls.
though thin I.. th<.' adc; &<'too far.
'"\\I.' don't l..nO" "I'\ he IS
con11nu1ng t he at1ack."
BankAml.'n\a <>pok.csm.1n Peter
~1agnan1 <.aid ~onda' "Wt'
oh1C'Ct lq 1ha1 ··
[)a,•~ -.aid Jn a&grl'S\t\ t: pub-
hc--information camraagn IS
vital because Bank-\mt·nca has
turned O\C'r namt's :ind ad-
drl.'SSl'S of Just LC percent of the
eltgiblc.
.. We didn't ~ant 10 pul
together a namb~-pamh~ ad 10
"hach no one ~ould p.1' atten-
tion:· Da' ts said.
from Dally Piiot •i~ services
Fast food magnate Carl Karcher.
"hose Carl's Jr. restauran1s dot the
"'C'Stem United States. purchased 13
Los .\ngeles-area Wendy·s res-
taurants from American Corp.
The sale. announced Sunda\ an
.\na heim. 1n' oh cs s1tl's in the· Sa n
Fernando and San Gabnel 'alle,s.
compan' officials said ·
..Finding ~ood loca11ons in estab-
lished areas 1s getting more and more
diffi cult and then. when vou find one.
11 ta kes a long time forperm11s and
eonstrucuon:·sa1d Tom Ptne. vice
pres1de n1 of real estate finance at Carl
Karcher Enterpnses.
.. T his wa ). ~e can be up and
running an much shon t·r time ··
The S3.4 million sale. which in-
cludes all leases. burldmgs. 1mpro \e-
mcn1s. furniture. fi ;\turcs and equip-
ment. 1s set to close escrow on Ma' :!.
The co,ers1on to C:trrs J r.-si)lc
restaurants -will take from 60 to 120
da~ ~. the com pan} said
There are 368 compan\-O\\ ned and
Q franchised Carl's Tr. outlrts an
C Jltfom1a. .\nzona. "levada and
Ort'gon.
Last week .. the cumpany an-
nounced the l1ctnsing nf Carl's Jr to
the: Fnendl~ Corp. of O<;aka. Japan. • • • In :"\e" pon Beach Sptttramed lDc.
has JUSt completed its best qua n er
s1nl·t· lx·C'om1ng an independent com-
pan~ on Oct. I 0. 1986.
'l'l sales for the quaner ended ~larch 3 l . 1988. ~ere S~0.834.000' o;
S 18.331.000 last vear and
$19.899.000 for th<.' foun·h quaner of
1987. For the first q uaner of J 988 nei
1nrome wasS834.000. fir IOcents per
share. 's a net loss last 'ear of
S489.000. or :!O cents per share.
Spcctramed·s 1mprm·ed results
~ere due 10 greater penctrauon of 1ts
domes11r and intt'mat1onal markets
for 11 ~ cardiac output products and
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S.OLa AM Cl·!i 8ftd AltaMc (1-9lt ~
pressure monuonng products as well
a~ 10 improved manufactunng efli-
c1enc1e~.
In March SpectramcJ announced
the release of tls new hemodynamic
protileo;\ygcn saturauon monitoring
s~stem compnsed oftht" SpectraCath
and the HEMOPRO~ The Spec-
traC'ath catheter monitors sudden.
life-threatening changes in oxygen
saturation of blood 1n the right
chamber of the hean.
The HEMO PR02.a f'Qnablecom·
puter designed and manufactured b)
Spectra med. will be offered with the
SpectraCath to calc11late oxygen
satura tion levels and c:irdiac output .
T his 10no"at1ve system will provide
cl1n 1c1a ns w11h state-of-the-art
d1a$nos11cs resulting 1n impro ved
patu:nt care.
NYSE UPs & DowNs
NEW YORK (AP) -Tile follow1n11 lisl sM ws the N-York Stock Excne"lle slocks end werr anrs that have llOM UP tne most end down tne ~ based on oercen1 of cllange for Mondey No secur ilies treding ~low '2 or 1000 sllares ere l11clude<I
Ne1 and C>efcente1>1 cha°"' are the -clitference ~twttn tile orevlous closing 1mce and Mondav·s noon orlce.
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NEW YORK (AP) -The tollowjng h'1 shows lhe Over • the • Counter stocks 1nd warrants tl'l1I n.ve gone up 11'\e most Ind down the most baMd on oerc:ent of c"8,,.. for Mondey.
No sec:urltlfl fradine ~w 12 or 1000 snarn i re includ9d Net and ~~•ave Chat'left are tile difference tle1ween tne or_,,IOus closlne Pf'lce and Mondav's lalt or bid price
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house. the six dismissed their suit,
consented to remain quiet a nd allow-
ed jurors to be excused.
Details of the a,rt"Cment were
revealed when papers were filed in
Los Anaeles during a coun dispute
between Red Onion and its insurance
carrier. Topa lnsuranC'e Co. of Los
Angeles. which wants to abandon
coverage.
Spokesmen for both Red Onion
and the insurance company refused
to discuss information in the docu-
ments.
Red Onton attorney Larry C. Han
said .retired Los Anf!,eles County
Superior Coun Judge Julius Leetham
tentative!)' ordered Topa to co ntinue
to insure the restaurant chain for the
pending lawsuits.
Two attorne)S in volved tn the
pending cases said the size of the
payment awarded the Iranians gave.
them added confidence.'
··That's S40.000 per person. ...
(That's a) &ood settlement:· said
Russell Kerr. a Fountain Valley
attome) representing ~6 people in
three pendtng suits ... , wo uld sa}
we're going for an amo unt in excess of
that."
.. It (the settlemc-nt) gl' e~ ~ ou a fee-I
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for what thC' defendant" are willing to
pa);· said attomc)' Cnrol Watso!".
handling a federal complaint filed 1n
Los Angeles.
Richard Farnell. a Ncwpon Beach
attomC) who handled the lrantans"
suit. said before the Nnvt'mber tnal
staned that his clients offered to
d ismiss their case for S 15.000 each.
.. When we filed. we didn"t know
that the caSt' was going to be this bis."
M ali said. "Our attom e' d1d n"t know
11 was going to be that much money."
Before the tnal was halted. New-
man took the stand and denied he
sancuo ned an} J1scnmmation.
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NYSE CoMPO SIJE T RAH SACTION S
TUllDAY'I CLOSING PRICll
Market exterids rally
'f'-' 'ORK (.\P) -The ~tod. markC'I
ad ,4n((·d to a poat-cm'h h11h Tut\dl' in 11 late
'14.l\ t' of bu ina 'Purrtd hy computtmrd trad1na a
fir mrr dollar and rtbot nd1n1 bond pnrt
Tht' D<>'IA> Jonr' 1r dustr1a l a't'rllit' ~urat'd to
clo'c firml) 100'<' tht ~ 100 mark for 1hr fi r\t"t1mr
~1 ncc thr market co llap,fii almoat '''month~ aao
.\nal} m notC'd th~· Dov. avtraar had 01ncd
v.11h the P'> choloa1 al bam rr on \C' rral re en(
occu ion' bu1 1n ,cstt'\r$ 'h<"d their 1nh1b111on \
v.hrn th<' kr' markrt haromrtrr hrld atx" t that
lr'cl 1n m•d-af\crnoon
tock pn <'' v.rrr ITlt).rd C'arl1cr 1n the ~u1on
and the market apptarrd 10 lack dirt' 11on dnp1tr m '°und undcrp1nn1 ni~ \11 n' 1n\t'\lor' ut on
the .idclino av.11 11na frt,h rconom 1< da ta~ 1c out
later th1\ v.crlt.
ThoK v.ho Y..('f'(' ... al\ na for nr v. stall\11~\
from the ( ommrrt'c f)(partmrnt hr dukd 10
rclta~ Frbruaf' \ m1•rchand1~t' trndt" data on
Thu™1a). mined 1h1 marker\ l11e,1 i.IP\lt·lt.
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DAMAGE9 PAG~
No ezcuse for shoplifting
0ARLAND1 ~~!:!_. D&.U G~u: I au ...__ ..... ,...~ ............ . ........... ... ..... ...... .......................... ............... " ........ .... ........ ...,.,. ...... ~ ...
DEAR ANN LANDERS: I am a
mired law enforcement offtcer who has amtted many 1hopllften at
supermarkets. Often, the lhoplif\en were tenior chi.Jena. In most cues I
waa lold by tbt manaerr that he hated
to preu chaJJn but wall btinc ruined
by the people and had no choice.
When I looked into the lhoppina ••••••••••••· blp. rarely did I find a can of tuna or . a pound of wienen. Ua~ty it was
loblw tails and crab lep or flleta. Honett·tOotc;>Odneu hunpy folks
who steal food do not ao in for
delicacin.
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• • • DEAR ANN LANDERS: Can you
I know there art needy senion out
there. because I have f'Hend1 who art
in that cateaory. They do not stnl.
TMy apply Tor food 1tamp1 and ,et
help from local service aroupa. Hard
tlmn don't chanee people's charac-
ter-Honorable ciuuns maintain
their inlflrity and self·rn~t. Shop-
liftinJ would be out of the quntion.
I think it's 1 1h1mc that stan like
Michael Jackson. Janet Jackson and
Paul Simon. all of whom won awards.
couldn't take time out of their busy
schedules JO appear in person to
accept them.
stand one more lttt<'r about re·
pairmen?
For every "slob" rtpairman, there
is 1 customer who can never be satisfied. because he or she knows
more about what needs to be done
and how to do it. Appartntly. 1t doetn't matter to
them that the peoplt who bouaht
their records and made them rich and
f1mou1 feel 1hon-chan1ed.
Judain1 from the boos and hisse1 I
heard from the audirnct, it was
obvious that I am not the only person
who feels this way. Ma ybe these no-
show cclebs will 11vc some thout}lt to
what went wron1 nut :oinr when tht'
awards ao to people who art not too
busy to show up and say, "Thank
you."
For every rtpa1rman who chaf'lri
too much. there is a deadbeat who doesn't pay the bill.
For every repairman who doeln't
show up, there 11 a ~ustomer who
wun't at home when he arrived to do
the job. Print m~ name if ''Ou wish. -
ROBERT E. BAKER, NEW YORK
STATE POLICE (Retu'td).
D&.U Mil. IA&Ell: ftaak JH for •..-nu 1M1..-. a .,..t 4eal of
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• •? DEAR ANN LANDERS: This 1s
not the usual letter onr miaht read in
your column but afi<'r the recent
Amerkan Music Award• ceremony. l
felt I have to speak my mind.
I hope you will print th11 letter
because somcthina should be done
about cekbrities who foraet how they
1ot where they art. You cal\ bet your
bottom dollar that whrn these anists
·release their nut albums. l am 1oin1
to be "too busy" to buy them. - B.C ..
Finally and most imponant. for
every incompetent repairman. there
i1 an incompetent teacher. judee.
doctor. dentist. lawyer. clcraypenon.
pharmacist. bus drivrr and book· k«pcr.
Thank you for lcttin1 me have my
sa). -P.O .. WINCHE~TER. MASS .
DEAft WIN: YM are r1PI. Re,alr
people •• aot uve a ......,.,, ..
lacompea .. ce. Sad &t Ny, ~ I•
plHI)' of It .... aNUCI.
W~r • .urtJU
AND (Marth 2 I ·April 19): Be discreet, recent activities involvc-----------
you with sccrtts.
clandestine arranac·
mcnts. Your vcr-$
acity will be tested. y111ry tell what you can IH,
Mea ns aim h11h. rTfusr to play sttond fiddle. Relative
i~pans vahd data. G<.'mini. V1rao. Sqjttar1us people in picture.
withoul v1olat1n1 1 Ollll confidence. Pisces
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21 ): Make intelliJCnt
concession to loved onr -sale or purchase of an object.
luxury item is fcaturtd Keep recrnt rrsolutions concern·
ina ttneral health. d1r1 nutrition. Libra fiaures promi-
nently.
' SAGmAIUlJS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Someone may be
cnaaainJ in clandestine activities at your expense. Check account1n1 procedures. credit card1. Look behind scenes.
define terms. streamlint· procedures. Virao pl1y1 role. plays paramount•••••••••••• role.
TAlJAlJI (April 20.May 20): Suf"le of popularity
could rnable )'OU to win contest. More pcopk will be
amprcsted by your efToru. search will be completed and
could 1nvolvr "soul mate." Burden 11 lif\ed. path 11
cleared.
GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Stretl independence.
creativity. style. You'll make fmh stan1 hiaher·uj)I will~
favorably 1mpmled. l ovc rtl1tion1h1p ,rts off around
and you'll learn euctl) where you stand. Leo featured.
CANCEft (J une 21-July 22): Oblequious individual
vies for your attention ln111t on facts as contrasted to
mere flattery. Focus on sensuality. personal mapetism.
sex appeal. Check wardrobe and lcpl documents. You'll understand.
LEO (July 23-Aua. 22): Diversify. keep opuons open. ·be aware of wardrobe. appearance. body 1m11t. Lona·
distance communication could rtlatc to publishina.
communication. tntvcl. Royalty check will amve 1honly.
VDlQO (Aua-23-Sept. 22): Di1 deep for information.
be aware of"hiddcn clauaes." Focus on lcpl atrain. riahts
and perm1111ons. possible pannenhip, marital status.
Cumnt itinerary 11 subj«t to radical chaner.
UlftA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Diaccrn motives. check
bls1c issues. realize em~loyment potential is heiahtcned.
CAPlllCOftN (Ott 22·Jan. I 9): Emphasis on power.
authority, ability to m~t deadline. Emphasis also on
versatility. humor. fitnrss. shon tnp 1nvolvin1 relative.
Love relat1onsh1p in1r ns1fies. Another Capricorn 1n
picture.
AQlJAftllJS (J an. 20-Feb. 18): Restrictions arc lifted.
all stops arc out. money picture is briaht and you'll have
rtason to celebrate. Individual who fcianed "broken
hcan" should be rcprc1ed with amused tolentncc. Stand firm. ·
PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Lunar position
emphasizes indcpenqrnce. creativity. ability to imprint
your own style Protect your own interests. be qarc111vc in
connection with principles. Love rcl1tion1h1p requ ires
serious review.
IF APftlL UIS YOUR BIRTHDAY you arc crt1t1vc. dynamic. independent. many consider you a11tt11ive but
are ncvcnhclna attracted. Taurus. Leo. Scorpio people
play imponant roles in your life. You broke from the
family tradition. could have bttn teP1ntted from one or
both parents at rtlatlvcly early qc. Durins Apri~ sense of
direction 11 restored by followinJ "inner rttlinp." Popularity increases. and you travel 1n May. October will
be memorable for you: 1hcre will be prntiae. money and love.
Neither vulnerable. North deal1. NOaTH
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the six. South thouaht he wu in
declarer heaven . He croued to dum·
my with a dJAmcsnd and coandentty
repeated the trump nneue. Hll
world fell apart when WtlC took the
queen and returned a diamond.
Suddenly, four Iona dlamondl with·
cred pn the vine. Declarer •on only
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take one more dub trick. Tbere·
alter, declutr can win any rttwn,
draw trumps and ICOrt hit dJa.
mondl for bis contract.
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aoodbyc 11 nsky. So '8ys a public health specialist 1n Connecticut. He
suucsts clcah alternatives. Bowan. It
the waist. Clickin1 the heels. Huain1
11 the Latins hua-Whatever. He
didn't even mention the handshake.
Don't believe he recommends it.
Sweden's inventors have come up
with a new wrinkle to collect road and
bridee tolls. A driver mounts an
electronic credit card in the car'1 rear
window. A camera at the toll booth
reads the ID number. ~ microwave
transmitter sends It in10 1 computer for automatic collection Pretty nifty
The driver doesn't even ha ve to slow
down.
Spcakin1 of Panama. did you know
1t has more kinds of trtts than all of
Nonh Amcnca abovr tht Muican
border':'
LM.
BOYD
nature's way of letun1 the water run
off' when you're in the shower'!
A. Son of. Expens th ink It evolved
in prThistoric man 10 deal with
ra inwater ind penp1rat1on.
where the Rockies liter emcf'ICd.
Q. Do pandas cat mc1tt?
A. It they can act it. On,alnally, they
were meat caters. scicnt1st1 11y. But
their teeth chanted 11 they ate
bamboo. and that's their common
diet now.
Youna lady. if you'd like to show
off when talkin1 about your hair.
don't say "split ends." 4iay "trichop-
live away the poeltion completely. ACRON
We do DOC know the name of the 1 Port
defender who broqht off the c:oup I 111111 •
on today'• hand, but whoever be i1 11 bdamdon
we want him .to ~ thl1 column ;: ~
u our tribute. 11 t......,
The •uctJon WU lnt..un,. 11 ~
South ftk hit bud Wll worth a try 11 ~ oer
for 1UDf aft• North made a Jwnp 20 '9rOlttecl
rebid. Slnc:e hi1 main feuun wu hit ~ ~ ..
acellmt 1pade .Wt, ht choM to re-2' llrd
tilosis." bid lt. Wbea Nonb lbowtd no lnttr· It ~
Half vour normal con venation. if • for the moment, South limply ~ :" , corrtchd to four dl&mondl, then u Unllded typical. repeatsonlyabout IOOword1. choee to KC-four_..._ M the ., .... .,, . Woody Allen said: "liasexuality: It · .. ,.. ..--M '"""*
1mmed1ately doubles vour chances A recent law in Denmark makes It nnat contract tvtn tboup bt knew n TrtM
for• date.on Saturday niaht." illepl to carry a slinsshot into the hit Ude miaht have only a MWn-SI Lott vtm
strttt. · card fit . • -........,
A survey by the National Con-W111 led the kina or btutl, tbea 40 Orw off
sumer Finance Association indicates An abortion in the Soviet Union shifted to the queen or dubl. Then ! Hed=~
that 74.6 percent of tho!'f who co-sip costs the equivalent of about $7. wu no rtalOft to bold up, IO dldar· _
finance company loan~ are asked to ....--------------------------. 41 Loolled upon Claim 1s nobod( has ever aecn a pay same. ... II••••• froa take a drink o water. ... 11111••
Q. Did danosaun live 1n the Rocky lmogtne 1f you hod fO osk for bbod 41 • II 11d1
body point downward. l1n't that A. No. 11r. but tht<y hvcd near save someone you~. xt time""' t:J&:: :: ::. O. Most all the fine ha1n on your Mountains., IO the life cJ 1-. -Ne ..i.._ + IO 11.,..1
--------------------------l American Red Cross asks. g.ve bbod, please. 17 00111111.-11
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Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/luesday April 12 1988 87
THE
PAMIJ,Y
CIRCUS
by Bil Keane IN THE BLEACHERS by Steve Moore BLOOll COUl'fTY
.. Come here and see what your truck
did to my signature."
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MARMADUKE by Brad Anderson DENNIS THE MENACE
"He's pretty good evidence you
were speeding!"'
PEANUTS
CAREFUL ~Oo I~ '<OU 6RA6
THIS St.ANKE T 1· L SEE TO IT
Tl-!AT '<OU ~EGRET IT FOR
THE REST OF '<OLIR LIFE ..
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TUMBLEWEEDS
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by Hank Ketcham
FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE
by Charles M. Schulz
by Jim Davis
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-Ot.nge CoMt DAILY PILOT I Tueeday, AptlJ 12. 1988
CALL 642-5678 FROM NORTH ORANGE
FROM SOUTH ORANGE
540-1220
498-8800
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ri[r=;c;:LA;:ss;;;i;F:;tE=Dp::;:iN;;D:::E=x;:;:6U;;:::·S6=11;=:;1~ ..... .... . .. U. ...... llU C.ta... 1114 Llt•u lt1cll , 1141 1..,.rt ltacll Ult Cena... 2'14 lut. ltlcll 2140 lutah tt lbrt
Prine. ·hu $S for fxr prpty 2BR fa8X, garege. new 3lft 2BA home. Frplc. VtEW HOME 3Brs. 2' .. Ba. •MESA VERDE• AVAIL NOW. LAG 1BR. 2714
or any apts .. In N.8. & paint & carpet, lg yard, hrdwd firs, decks. ocean llv/tam rms, cathedral 3BR 2BA. lrplc, din. rm, Owners unit, frplc. patio, 1---------
C.M4lsa. Howl Brkrt ok. No pets. S900 mo. vt-. No pets $1500. ceilings. poot, spa, tg 2 car garage, lndry rm. No dlw, w/d hkup. dresslng Ft•ll• .......
MOM llOllTM ouw co. ....,,. -.am ... w
MOii IOUTM ouw co. • 1111 UY I llTT I.mt Ill
THE DAILY N.OT c--cK v ..... -•o '4BR. 3'~BA. PoOI & epa In .-""" "' e11ctualve Do,,. Shores! 84&-1264/&42·966e S48·2301 Scotti Walk to town 494-8558 yard * malnt $3450mo. petal $1000. 540-S446 rm. Nice area $675 Exec Nwpt Bch home. Rm
...... , ••2Br 1Ba cath. oeil. SHARP 2br 2ba condo. Bric coop. 550-9347 •Oulet & clean 2Bdrm -+$1025 depos. No pets ·brd in xcMg 4 Lf tel &
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"=='" dlw, w/d hk-\tp $700/mo beautifully furnished, Villa Balboa furn 2BR 2BA. 846-5824 errands n/smk. resp, i-~-·~-----· 752A Center St. (entry on encl gar. $1450/mo. LR FR den DR pool 2Ba Apt. Dshwshr, new 20-26 yrs old. attractive. zlii east stde) 432-7767 1-800·777-8668/days. spa Beaut vu. oc~. bay: ~~~rNg~::~~~~;;'· --·-MIYILUIE mtelgnt. well groomed
CLASStFIEOOFFICE HOURS THE FIRST DAY ......... 000 T~ S.vic:e M·F ._.,,
91)() A'4•6 )()PM , .... O• I'll POA,.ol ''"··~ l(tt .,t'( ffte•
SatUf'd•y a 00AM ... t1 30 AM •floO e(<..+Jlllf• "O•h"' o<t••~· I I • I'/ I I I
11.i-.. Cou,.t .. M.F t 00 AM·S 00 PM
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. ~ •BEAUTIFUL EASTSIOE 805-259·0943/eve lites. Lse $1800/mo Dys -• ........,_. Mst have car 640-2838
NEWPORT BEACH 28R 1BA lrg yard w/d hk I:: I 'll ZlSO 532-8'492 Eve 771-0426 lllllFF 11T .... ,. Call otwn 9·9·00pm -· f....no ••
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W. Newport 28d S825 up refrig frp1c' gara • ==:!••• I I -_......,,_. ny Close to beach. Beautiful F h 3BR 28A_h_m_C_M_
Npt Hts 2BR condo $1200 se'so im~. Aik 1~ Larg. e tWf'lhse 2Br. 2Ba. ~rtatatl ~-U_,. spacious 1 & 28R Apts ~is'm~ s250/mo• 1~
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Baytrontcondo2Bd$1275 Jean/Craig631-1266 gar. ale. frptc. pool, ten-LnJ;I w/pvt patios. D/W, mlr-exehg lor few nrs. assist
WATERFRONT HOMES nls, n-pets S975mo. APAITlllm rored closets. ce111ng 3 d for teacher tn
REALTORS 631-1400 •770-1950• hlaa• 2106 Sparkling clean, large fans. incl Pool. 1ac & rec 0~1 .. ~45•2357
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~~ it>O •¥ •• l ... "' JO (J ... , •-•L------rm Close to shopping "'" c .. r DOVER SHORES ..._ l1l1f' ZlH ltwpr! ltlcll 2119 S1350· 3Br 28a Duple!\. Garden apts. Beautifully Small pets ok w/dep Fem Shr NB Villa Balboa
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., •e.g .. •p • 0. \·•D'" ' 11J 0¥' .._, -·..o ....... ~· ... ,~. ~·" Newly listed spacious 5 28R ABA y I L b ,_._ -Frptc. garage. patto. d/w. landscaped .grounds 19132 MAGNOLIA AVE conoo w/vtew Nicely bd 1 1 r Y· rg r,.... stove. refng . charming Pool & spa. patios/decks. rm on arge corner ot crtyrd, steps to bch & •llAll MW* (213) 277_ 1583 garage or carport. Sorry 964-5567 lurn. gated all amens
wtth room for pool. Step convenient shopping. Front 3Br. 2Ba $1300 no pets ' -.--t It L -2169 $475. ut1I · dep 722· 1658 ~~:111~g ~~mi,;:"~!~~ $1100/mo. 673-3773 ·sack 3Br. 2Ba $1250 IBA lBA. unfurn patio. •SEVERAL LOCATIONS twf!1 IC• M/F 22-JO mature. stable.
YEARL y 2BR 2BA HOUSE 210 A & B E 15th bit-ms 114 Agate Rent: Bachelor $605 SPACIHS APT. 1 •ill iar. pool. laund"'. cable, $530.000 *756-8558* $850/mo for this sum-Bed S66 ., 673-6900 2 car parking. Frplc. w/d mer.thereatterS690 Call 1 r«X!m .o ftltHllll•2·2111 367 'mo mcl utll C M
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h k ups Pe t o k . •BRIGHTON SPRINGS•' p 2 93 7 2Bdrm 1 ·Ba $775 ----area Avl 511 645-2780
\.\..\Tl HI H1 1'1 S 1350/mo 675-9797 Beautiful tn-lvl 2Br 1' iBa emberton. 818 89· 0 2250 Vanguard 540-9626 •111111 SlOO*
ltll"'ll ' llK. •-•L-. & spacious 1Br 1Ba lal~ll Ptain1al1 -------Frig. dishwjlsher. stove IWPT 21rt11frHt • REAL ESTATE-~ condo roe rn a QuTet 2107 Bachelor $560 inct No pet5 545-4855 Qn ~nd1 Res!>_ 25-35. n-
r Ptaiasal1 2187 waterscaped complex 2BR 18A, Den. single gar-1 Bedroom $650 -----smk $475.mo 67J-9U5
REALTORS Prof. quality famlly se:ICs Frplc, w/d hkup, pool. Jae age, nuge yard Drive by 2BR 1BA duplex Com-2Bdrm 1' .ea $750 * 1111111100* Prof F•M 10 sllr lovely liiii.iiilimii-.-iiiliiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii• 4 5 bedrm home tn $750-$995. No pets 335 Ogle $950/mo. ptetely returb 8 doors to 28B25drcm 21Bas 642 S184520 Frtg. dishwasher, stove Cape Cod house wt many • -CALL Velma 549-2447 CALL 675-8427 bch $975tmo yrly George en er t • 4 incl No pets 545-4855 •tras steps 10 bch, Na
UlltlltME
SALE OR LSE OPTION
Lux condo wlvu In pres.
t1ge gated community
$399,000 Esther Yank
Balboa Resp, Im · 1--,...------7 141526-3204 Iv message -------**** maculate x·1n1 refs. Long •COND0-2BR 1''rBA• • •3Br, 2Ba. gar. p0ol. Bachelor $600 Neat n·smkr $575 Susie,
terr;n 1yr , 675-5102 Patio or huge pr1vate $1600 mo Short tenancy 2BR iba upper untt. year-2Bdrm i •.ea $790 2BR 2BA. w/gar dl w. wtd 852 941 1 Cl 646-4988/e
CfrUl •elMar 2122 yardsavatlSmallpetok 6 months on1y1 Call ly.sundeck.2blkstobch 13iE i8thSt 646-68l6 refr1g nea1 Hoag WATERFRONT LIDOISLE Poot. CALL 646-2846 24 1-0590 for Info No oft-street parliing. _____ --_ $795/mo 675-84 11 28r 2Ba apt 10 snare. fully
640-1529 or 760-5000
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REALT~S •
IEWNIT IElllTS
CIWIMlll FllEI
3BR. loft. 2'~BA. 2 car gar-
-------------------' age. large tot $299,000
INI Esta .. r11 111. C..t• .... 1 aH lnantC..... •BY OWNER1 3Br. 1Ba. hardwd fir flptc. lg yard. litllerl lOOZ Berber carpets Charm-
A __,.Of THE ~g _S245,000 645-0489
SEMSNMNaALNETWCl"Ki BY Owner Drive by. call
Hurry• Call Ll.Z or Chuek
Jones 63 1·1266 or
6"16-5743
.... ..., llft.11
•408 SEAWARD 2 Sty•
2Br 1·~ Ba lrg encl patio.
frplc. comm. pool. no
pets $875 832-4618
2Bf. fBa gar wtd,Y: deck.
frptc. close to beach.
S 1300 705 Poppy.
•640-4072•
2 Cute. but cozy Duplex
Units 2BR 1BA. 1 car
gar Frptc Drive by 514
Jasmine. $900/mo or
702 Begonia $950.
YILU IEITALS
111-•112
BEAUTIFUL 2Br 2Ba
duplex wt marble<l firs,
trptc. garage. laundry, pvt
beach access No pets.
$1450/mo 675-2370 COLDWeLL
BANl(eRO
for appt 372 Magnolia
3br 3ba tam rm 3-car
gar. frpt. skylts. remodel
$266.000 72.2· 1375
On the sand·n-er bldg, IUll IEW only 8 year$ old Has
I
3BR·2BA up & 2BR-2BA Lrg 2BR 2BA Upstrs.
lower. Blt-tns. frplcs. 4 lrptc. micro, beamed cell.
r . ... .1... ... 1-~ .. • WTSllE CIAllEI car gar etc $699,950 deck. gar. wt d hkups
['..] _:!.,U lt"•Jl.."N, 2 Houses on a tot. Only .IACMSIEALn N/smk1ng Chldrn ok
MmlSln $234 .500 Call Ron lll-UlO lll-Ollt ~16~1mo 121-8335
PAll/llYllE Young 631 • 1266 CHINA Cove condo 2Br
SHl,000 I ·~1~~\·'.? 2Ba. 2-car gar 1 block to Hard to fmd 5 BR. 3BA • • • • · OPEi HOISE beach Patio & BBQ Buut by Deane tn Un1v Q 1 $1350/mo 979-3084tday
Park This immaculate __ ---DAILJ 1•1 673·7537/eve•
tam11y nome overlooks IEllm AIU
targe park with comm Large 3br 2ba home near 2111 YISTA HUii
pool. spa tennis -play the oest schools· Wtth •WATEI YIEW•
area large bonus rm & we1 bar. In newer North Blufls
1"-IOIO dining rm dramatic fire-Elegant 3BR 2' 1BA
place lovely patio & No Agents please Mii MWI PAYIHITT oackyard RV access
We'll g111e you 1he down m S2 l5 000 Call SELECT
excng tor ashare of own-BH&G 751-5000 PElllSIU NllT ershtp You maic.e the --
mthl)' pymts & we share iilnii1ii·aiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilii04iii4ii! CAPE Cll app rec You receive Sunny & picture perlect
lOO°lo tax beneftts Must TllTLI IMl IUI I All remodele<l 1987 4Br.
have clean credit Agt JBR 2BA 1700 511 Green-1 2 Ba 2 1 1 o Se v 1 II e
'497-8757 Dys. Ev. Wllnds belt vtew Pllt spa ott ~425.000 Agent-Darlene
ICEAlf'lllT •H MBR New crpt. oak firs & I 673-8700 or 675-6040
2 Bedroom plus Den 2 pamt Call AgtiOwnr Balboa Island Realty
Bath Home or grea1 tn-Princs only. $262.500 YEIUILU nm11sE come potenttat• Under-Phll & Eugenia Starken-
ground securtty parking burg 854-8636/760-5000 WITI YIEW!
ASKING $280 ooo RE/AW 2Br 2Ba 2 gar spaces · .. / View of Saddleback & hrr ftftt lltn B N 1.·t·.w !T¥''f"''ff ru_\ l ay ew on market ll...alO \.~I-'\_,.._ I A $144.900 6"14-7211
---~-· ·-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil REALTORS •
CllUOIYE
WATEIFlllT Unique 4 or 5BR 2BA 2
s1ory prvt home 1n Qutel
exclusive community
Spacious & versatile floor
plan Wonder1ul views
Great front palto. plenty
of parking All new decor
Lse avl at $3500/mo
YILU IEITALS
111-.. 12
Nxt to Bayside Brdg.
Newly decor 3BR 2BA
lwr Dplx Frpl, pa110.
prk1ng S 1500 675-7006
SPYIWS llLL -
118° HUI YIEW
48R. 2' 1BA. DR. FR. LR.
pool. private corner lot
Beautlful' $34001mo
D/863--0582 E/644-1968
SPYIWSLUll Repossessed homes from =----=---~Gov I from S 1 00 ;>lus re-1 l .... rt ••ell l OH
pairsttaJies Througnout ----------CA/Nattonwtde' Also tax I * HVH 4Br 3'...,BA, 2 mstr
/Jn ~IG£L
~l\l ll y &
ASSUCIAHS Newbedtord · 'BR • bonus. 3 full BA, beauti-
tu t $35001mo Malt
1100 Gulledge 720-9800 or 760-5000
prooerlles suites. solar. 111ew of UCI. Mt~ilt Rtatl
216-453-3000 EJrt H221 single story, lg yd & pallO. f •-1 close to elem 644-7274 ti ... t 1-------------.... -YIEW IAY OIEIT 2br~~~~n~~ch. RE/AW .. ,
IOWl,UYllAllM IYIWIEI 5•parl< Star.646-1304 \f\XT\.\:.Yf j~-.( 'II
..... , IEACI Beauttfut, 4Br. 2''tBa. lam COSTA Mesa Xlnt senior REALTORS • PllTlllSE rm New kt1Ch8'1 S425K park 2br 2ba • den Lo l"'lli-illillli ____ _
•• Wt cooperate wt agents 1• .... agn1Hcen1 penthouse 675_6040 or 955_2510 space rent Poot, ctubhs. UNUSUAL 3BR 3' >BA. 2
trplcs. dbl garage. top of
tne hne appls. S21501mo
. with spectacutar view Call Jim M $43 500 Bkr 556-6358
'One of tM largest units 1n __ _
the Villa Balboa with a UYFlllT * Nwprt Bch on Bluff, crnr
lot coot. Quiet. extra nice spacious family room itv-ingtdintng area plus two 4Br lam/din rm ott1oe 2BR Adult pk $32.500
bedrooms den c a-5'1Ba. pvt dock & sltp Owner 432-7939
thedral celling. skylights Accomoe1a1es ~ppro11 60' I.E. Waat.. i62S and two large decks boat Next to ., 101 gar-1 ________ _
Enjoy the security of a den on West side across •WAITEI*
gated community and the lrom Lido Yacht Club Private Party wants house
care free itte at the pool & 1•T11 FLlllT PAmll 1n CM/NB Under $2001<
spa or walk to tne beach Part.;1ng for 4 • cars 722-7537 No Agts
••• 3BR 2BA Close to ocean.
Avl now' $1550/mo ••• DETACHED 48R 2BA. new
paint crpt & window oov-
erings N1oe patio, dbl
garage $1800tmo
Agt 673-5354
Call now tor an appoint-$1.350.000 By Owner
men1 $410.000 P11nc1pats only 673-5373 Hobbyists find the equtp-Rooms. ac>artments. homee
lll-1100 Please leave message
( I ( '1){ .. , I I KJ "' BA YSHORES
' '1'' 1 • Top Qualtty remoelet with ~ 1 1\ 11 '' ~ 2 odrms tots of gtass.
10 \I I' 11!"'• FR Doors and nigh
f111u ••I Mar l 022
Ullll Y11W llLLS View of bay Renovated
4BR wllg pvt oacl<yard
Bleac.hed oak floors &.
wood wtndows $589.000
Owner/Agent 640-2571
beamecl ce11tngs Built
around sunny patto 1n
Quiet 1ocat1on (LHI
$455,000
673·6900
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HOMf ' IM..
REAL ESTATE
Sea y .. ,,.,.,.,,
Cal CIHlllW,
Ml-5671
for information
& surprisingly
~ow cost.
"*1t and supplies they n.-d • claHill.cl cen aatllfy YoVf
In ctasllfied housing Medi.
Daily Pilat
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•CUTE 2BR E ASTSlOE •LUXURY 4Br 2Ba upper $~~i~5m03~;~:7~ibh Str Bachelor '$590 * •EASTBLUFr • * furn M or F non-smkr
Remodeled Covered duplex gar, YRLY/LSE. 1 Bedroom $680 1BR 1BA. frpl $725 Lse $925 · "'' 673-1849
al h Id & k A I St""S to beach S1795mo PENINSULA YEARLY 2Bdrm ,.,.ea $790 2BR 2BA. frpl $895 Lse --p •0. c 1 pet o 11 ~... 161 E 18th 642 0856 G1 1 •s •or ltat now! $800/mo. 760-8862 650-3633 or 639-8722 3BR 2BA. lrpt 2 lg oecks • 722-8140 or 722-801 1 r t~ 1
2740 3BR 2ba house College *IEITALS* wtd hk·uP obi gar $495. -deposi t 1 BR •STEn TO IHOll*
Park Kids OK' No pets 2-5 Bdrm $900-$5000/mo $1350tmo 646-6463 mobile hm. no pets. Mat 1Bd B d Parking spaces available adults quiet. 1991 New-rm 1 a. i w. wet oar $1 200/mo ~securtl y Martt. Agt 673-9378 $6SO Nice 1Br ut1ls paid. port Blvd 646_8373 $775 No pets 675·6606 '"large parking garage.
Avatl now 642-9731 • -no-pets. near beach' S50 'Mo Please call •TilE ILIFFS* CLIFF HAVEN New decor Tracy at Park Newport
4BR 2ba home Pool. spa.
lrplc. tam rm. eat-in kit
Walk to S C Plaza
$1375/mo. 641-6679
4BR. FR. 2'>BA. 2400 stf 102 E. llJ • WTSllE • 2BR 1Ba. eat in kite . 544.7333
Grnblt. pool $1800 Helen GREAT 3BR 2BA Duplex. Spacious 28R lBA house patio. encl gar. no pets -
B Dowd Rllr 720-7432 Shutters. frptc. d/w w/d Frplc. lg yard. w/d hkup. -~800/_mo Agt 642-2134 Storlft 2742 NO PETS $850/mo 329 --
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•WESTCL IFF 2200 SQll s"~2usop~mog:,~y 6W7/3~8p7n5r4 Un1vers11y D r =S WESTCLIFF Lrg ·2br 2ba STOIAHIWIES
EXEC Ho••E 38 2· e 642-2816 condo. New crp11Clrps. "" r ' a. frplc Poot 1256 Rutland Costa Mesa I Newport Close to shopping. new
paint, drapes. all built·
ins Pool/spa. Only
$1600/mo Call SELECT
BH&G. 751 -5000
nice yarel. gardener incl Ou1et Penin Pnt Yrly Lrg CHARMING Sl)acious 3BR $895/mo 832_ 1766 border 24-hr access
$ t750 673-6590 2BR 2BA. 2 car gar liv & 28a 1 car gar, frptc, _ _ business or personal
BAY FRONT Exclusive ds~:S~i;~d6~~~fg79* patio a111 mid May $925 UH IAYFlllT 12x20't 12x30' 548-3878
Lido Pen1n Boat sltp avl 646-7875 or 536-0931 APT 2BR 2BA s fa75 Coaaercial
2br 2' .. ba, trpl, 2 car gar. SUPER sharp 1BR, 'tblk CllPLmlEMllEL 673-1283 I .E. Silt ltat
lllE TO WCI pool S?500 673-3313 to bCh Parking. new LIH'ISLE
L d d 28R 2'LBA 2 carpet. ttle. paint Yearly •S100 OFF•
g upgra e n 1•YfllllT FllllSIEI R b d 1 tat story townhome with 11 $725 • sec 673-6478 ent ran new or less' Furnished Art Very
WID. Ing. frplc. garage Spacious 4BR J'·rBA. 2 C-• I .. -2622 Beaut 1 & 2Br apts ready elegant 2BR Bay views 2769
Community pool/tennis story home w/huge pauo troaa t .. ar for move-In $550-$650 & prtv beach s l500tmo 1---------
Small pet ok s 1200/ma Magnificent 111ew Lg mstr 2 Bedroom l ''>BA. S500 Must see the difference 675-3 197 or 675-5893 WESTCLIFF lllLllll YIW IEIUL. S suite wtencl porch 3 car Move-In Bonus! 1 year AU IOW APTS. Corner Westchff & Irvine • parking Ava1t now lease 5950 . 5500 sec 530 w Wilson NEWPORT HEIGHTS Nwpt Bell-Corner Vu Suite
lll-•112 S 1500/Wk or $4000/mo 900 Sea Lane 644 _2611 TSL MGMT 2br 1ba. pool & carport Full service
Charming Cape Cod-Blue YILU HITALS 2ar. t'>Ba. frprc patto. 722-9012 or 642-1603 ~;:~,:0~~~5-~5 ,~each .. 1·1101
381. new decor. large dbl 111-•112 new carpet and paint So COTIAIE nPE 1200 SQ II on Balboa Pen ~~~5~dory :V~~7 B~;~g BAYRIDGE CONDO 2Br of PC H $1095mo $100 OFFI Ample Parktng ut1ls pd
650-9269 Scott 2Ba upper, ftp dbl ga~ •722-8949• E/SIDE2Br 1Ba.gar lgyd &IS•l-..S S 1400:S~3-0~;~.Steve
Wkndsleves 89 1.3 t32 sec . pool W1D lrfg 1ncld. BAY & OCEAN vu New w/pat10. wshr·hk up. new WITI .. , ... nO'pel S 1300mo 675-9460 decor above China Cove carpets/firs $745/mo 1300 sq tt at S I/sq tt-trtple
EAST SIDE 2BR 2' 1BA 1800 sit 2Br . den. gar 2544 Orange l&Clusivr 8'1e~ Commullllr net Fully lln•Shed base-
w1th built ins Large yard BEAUT Harbor Vu Home s 1800 673-7692 TSL MGMT 642-1603 hn bt.luhlu1 IBR Ac>t • l11&t men! carpeted f11e
2 car g·ar S 1100tmo' 2 stry 4BR 3' iBA ln·law ~ho C>sho sfltl "'l''O c11 spnnklers Great CdM lo-* 645-985?. Quart er s s 2 7 5 0 3BR 2BA ( 1 Br has pvt oen CUii E/SIH 'Ct Pti•41t btlCh S990 cation 645·6505 644-6610 or 673-3 t 74 entry) Lg living rm & den S550 1br pool 1 persn no r
Lg 2BR·dbt master suites. -New carpet & paint pets 646 5137 11 8pm ... , ... 11:.-a
ftreplace dbl garage, lg ILIFFS 3111211 s 15501mo 644-5687 • • tu1•-•
yard $1200/mo Dys Dot ga r age trp1c, EASTSIDE 2 stry. 2BR Soir1.Nopets
847-6357Hm846-8826 St600tmo 754-1551 3BR 2BA lower unit 1''>BA diW,.,encld gar. .-11 516 tris $ 1300/l'TJO patio. norpelS $700
MESA Verele spacious ex-I•--------VILLAGE RENTALS ·sec 645-4319 ecut•ve 3000si f, park lllFFS 3111 LEASE * 720-8791 *
view. near goll courses Or 2BR • Den 2• •BA
Lease/Option or rent• $1450/mo 640-5664 Bkr
USTSllE CISTA IESA
$2300/mo 545-3722
IEWL Y IHtHTEI BRAND new i~xury 2-sty
2BR w/gar. new crpts condo 2br 2ba frplc
tncd yd 636-4120 1-SPll.A an ch 2-car garage
2526 Santa Ana 'D .. $7 tO S 1395/mO 854-2 1; 1
NEWPORT TERRACE 3Br CAPE COD •Fireplace
2-.ea. upgraded condo. 2br lba Cltffhaven Fence
lrplc. pool. sauna. yd. gar. water . all new
$1100/mo 968-419 1 $950t mo 645-3363
28R 2'•8A TwnH$8 Huge HARBOR RIDGE
yrd w/auto access. Dbl 3BR. FR. 2' • BA 111ew. cts
gar xtrasl $995 Pet Ok 2 to pool Excel cond Avl
ppl 646-1264/642-9666 4/8. S2850tmo Agnt -------·-·•-•! Evan 644-9060 LARGE EXEC 2 story 4BR
2BA. lam room. 2 frplcs.
fenced paddle tennis
Newer Upsl!s 3BR 2BA 2 Bedroom. frplc. patlo,
F r p I c; d e c k pa 11 o $800 586 skylghts. gar w/d hkup garage. 646• 1
N1pe1 $1450 759-9590 Easts1de huge 1BR 1BA
SUNNY 2BR 2BA Swedish
ftreptace ret11ger a tor.
suAdec k garage
S 1050tmo 495-8238
So ot PCH. 2Bdrrn iB8.
patto7 carport trptc. lg
closets, new crpt No
pe1s $900 675-1746
Ct1t1lft11 2624
Wetd:field
. APUTllEITS
with w/d hkups. walk-m
closet. garage No pets
S650/mo Call Jean or
Craig 63 t-1266
E'stde 1Br sm cottage.
Frptc. patio, lndry lac. no-
pe11 $550/mo ·sec 187
E 21st 645-7234
WESTSIDE
VILLAS en . $2250/mo 645-1528 Large, attractive ap1s In a
'-"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii beautttul garden setting. I• Pool/spa. garage or Located on tde lush
E/SIDE $675 per Mo
2bdrm 1ba. frplc. enc
patto, lndry rm. garage-
10 by 20 631-4036
IELllMlllS
llWLUll•
•UAlllEW1•
Large 3 Br. 2~8a. 2 car
attached garage, w/d
hkups. frplc. pvt yards,
pool & spa. $1250/mo
RESERVE ONE NOW•
726 W. Wiison St.
For 1nfor call 548-7001
greenbelt. t xpanS1ve
3BR 2',.,BA beauty is up-
graded to suit the million
dollar appetite. Short 01
long term tse ok $2300
mo. lmmed occpy poss-
1 b I e . Doug Herbs t
760·5000 or 720·3980 Rf/hW .. /
\t\X'l\.1.:'l' I~~\ ·11
REALTORS'-
carport Sorry. no pets.
•SEVERAL LOCATIONS
2Bdrm 2Ba $800
39 Garden Apt. spacious 8 ~~~so~-~~5583 2BR. d/w. w/wcpts/drps.
1 Bedroom
2Bdrm 1Ba
301 Avocado
5630 cable ready Encl gar.
5750 $690 No pets 645-5577
642-9850
1 Bedroom $655
24 1 W Wilson 63 1-0960
112 llH .. APTS
111nutaHAT1120
2 Sw1mm1ng pools
Close to Schools & Shops
Small pets accepted
VILLA MARSEILLES
3101 So Brtstol
557-8200
210-Altllar
1Br. garage. stove, vac-
cant $595 756-8558
2BFl18A.""'D/w. carpet &
drapes. No pets! Carport
$675/mo. • deposit. 716
Shalimar 852-9966
•S200 BONUS! Great E·
11de locl LG 1BR $600 &
up. Cable, BBQ. gar, etc!
Sorry. No pets 631-&427
lllT&ITll.
2Br 1•.1oBa Townhouse.
Laundry room, all built·
Ins. good loc. $785/mo
2078 Thurtn
TSL MGMT 642-1603
llSTUTll
2BR 1BA, laundry rm.
close to shops, buses.
Will accept O C Housing
S650tmo
2261 & 2268 Maple
TSL MGMT 642-1603
LARGE bachelor apt. with
trg patio In good locale
Prefer single person
$470/mo 859 w 19th.
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(714) 644-1900
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2855 E Cst Hwy 675-6900
300111H .. n
1617 WESTCUFF DRIVE
Nwpt Bch. Agt 541-5032
7 so s/f -Prime office space
m Balboa great v-s
w1tn patio Avail 51 ti Call
Judy 675-9615•
LlllRY SllTES
Garoen of11ces. prime 10-
callon on Brrstot 1000 to
3000 SQ ft AC. excellent
parking S I 15-S I 35/sf
Pr1vafe restroom & wet
bar available 957-6035
NWPT BCH 2 mo7s FREE
RENT Lets make a deal
Great Coast Hwy loc.
reas rents tnct utll Xlnt
pari\mg Agt 645-3683
IFFICES FH LWE Nwp1 Bch 500·5000 Si l.
Airport area. Competitive
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ARE FREE
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Orange Coall DAILY PILOTfTuelday, April 12, 1988 ...
LOST a&:b CovX60~~~~~~~~~~~~~!·f·~la~~~~~!i"!~!i!~~·~~H!•~liiij~~~::!!~1a~,..,...~~~·~·~~s~~la~ple[ij1~·~·~~·~·~Jt!ji!ii~J ~~tL:-:!s!ue~~la~~~t::llSJt!!~·,__~~ LAOlll WATCH ~c 113£1& ..... f /T mll/ ... WM'ftl 4 lllM. NIT'fm ....... l111,el11kt UL.11/0Al•I . Teiem11keting
... bOe/BelbOa llland, Combo.~. lauft. 11111111 Front ""'· Waretl~M. Leb ...iet. t-1pm Exper WMt<enot. Mriy monw19 For *Y buay ~&tat• Elles.M Bout1Qua Btlle• Security OllJcer•
Mete" H . AEWAAO. Otymet. Aleo""" I fotd. Drlll9fS, & ~. Mf9' ~ N8 &u-7"8 tome lttt lf1•noone ott1ea ev.y othef wknd Sportsware afld Auto A'
•71114111211l-1 !~5011 2~rl1t1M Wiii tr.in. 414-1450 F~ 1~1~~t~· needed fOt TUX SMOP In lllB.I Muet be °'* 18. good Mu.t be ralilbla wllront ,euOf .. s Pt T wknd days I TIP WllEI I
._ I ••·21 13 lllZI& f.wlll Ptaw conteet Carol C09ta ...._ 146-1351 * * Onvtng record, $5.7Stv• office appearance NawP0<1 lmport1 NB
LOST SHAVING KIT with Wll tr.in. Metutt '*'°" 11141 141.1013 11!\m -.. I klsscw ;::::r 7;:' :::,_; 12 Sal/Sun 9·5 Call Joen 642·9405 l<artlfl IP JI
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....,.. 18 & Up• E8fn S150-$2500 phcatlont tor Coot11. vlcH & photos lor ,_ • .._. ,us tom framing 1 11 j •
REWARD. LOST 2 Min Fii .Ill Dally Part lime P"Oto 011hwHher1, Kitchen Pfom<>'torl modallog. c... l....rMI sales E1P p<ttl d Go<><t FOR QUALIFIED PEOPLE
FI Schneuzan. old but Are you edventurou1 and modeling No t11.p No Callllar & Pantry Person Lana Lamt>foso 'The Tall Full °' pert time tntar .. t· w people & tollOw·uP• •
tweet, vtc BrOolilhurst & need money? Are yOU 1.. WORLD TALENT to WOt'll in our Vaget8fian 8lond Ona Man Stu· ing wor'll, good Ulwy C1ll l0t aopt 675-6552 t
Ad. m.. Apr 11 4 bflgnt, ... I-groomed & AGENT-Lie /bonded Rastwaunt awe' wllnd• dlo/Salorl' tor ltltan118W Ad~• 09P()rtun•·
122·901010 9&2·82641E eager to learn? J p •t811) ~3U5 PIMM 8P9'Y at apc>Otnl"*ll 875--0823, ty Ml-2t3t MITM. lllllUAIT UUS Pllml
Enta<prlMI has MV8'al 225 E l7th Str, 2333 E Coast Hwy •A. ..,...... FI T FrlfTuas 10 8pm FO< Sasn Door Co Will REWARD Iott Fern Husky
doQ (blind In one eye) on
415 vicinity Edlngat &
Gothard. 847-1035•
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oPCW'llngs tor thOM 01 yOU FLllAl WT-C09ta ...._ Corona dal Mar P~K NEWPORT APT s train F T & prT S6 Hr ....... 0 A•n ata... Im--•· Eve • .-no ••P9' nae. 8332 __ ,....,.... ________ up Picture lrarnat FIT Call Gary 644-1900 comm Fine F1n1sll Sasli &
.... ... 'I ...... w .. 1mln1t• Ava . w .. t. ... .,..... 11-.s 979-2717 Moo-Fri. 1-5. --D c 57U R "I ataty w orll with 1>9<>Pla mintttr 891•0418 FT RESTAURANT OOf o esearc
18 or over who are auc-/ plettlc surgery oftic:. .... ITI ftlTM. llTI ... -. Dr Huntington 8Gn "$k
G '"ROEN ER T .. -.............. c....... Dall" RN, lull heeltn banefitl, . 10< Donna 891·2391 casslul. mollveted wtn· .. '"' Vf-'V" ....,, , panllOI\ plan. •llP81'1anca S..ing antl'lusiaehc per-...... I •••tDS
ners Spend winter in WANTED FI T Mull be re-Piiot Is lootung IOI an with OR scrub reccwery ton, perm PIT AC>Ply or lfU Clfll I. tth
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couraged lbout tale·
c>nOM sales bee*IM ot
poor management or
scam opera10t1 _...
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potltlOn u Caretaker
Gardening & malnt
Nl &mkr Prfra Live -in
Soutl'lern Calltorn1a and llable Newporl area energetic person to ... post-oP' _..__~s· ., __ ... _. call 3535 E Cit Hwy COM Fer'" • .,,ri...... 11
travel 1 t *••tern ttates Elite Gardening Sarv1oa ""our Otttnct Manaoera 644•12..0'"""" ,_....,.., • •873-2930• * ..... ~,.,I
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with our supervised mar· 646-5588 3 days dunng Iha._..... .. - • ~
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In m y home 1 child
5 45am·2·45pm Alter
3pm 241·8341
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k.ettng team Paid train-weekends and hOltdays IUllllYIALllF/T P/TJmf.... slllml. llf.IM. 22~• Ne ... po<1 Bvo {.M
1ng program Exciung IA•Hlll/ Apt>ficant must 11ava re· Seek•"" ;n.,_.IC ,,.,.,.,. Dermotology Cell Katfly 9nt lltt 11. Mf.1112 646· 1u 5 •A
bOn I I h h ••-•-hat>te car With vahd CA . .., .... ,.....~. ••Ml-0770• * us Pan. Pus tg -·-to grow With 111ablianad Restaurant •R•MSTlf•• earn1n91 Company c•rs Approx 2.S hr1 i:>erlllllMk drt..,.,s lteenM, proof ot company Min 1 ~ r• PIT OFFICE HELP -•• ---
return fare guaranteed $5hr, fle11 hrs, gn IOI inaurance and OMV S S -·"-Call through Frtday 11.4 stdnt or retlr" 557.7234 prtnl·OUI Sta'11ng pay is s181
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200••P alary 900• Nice, tut grOWtng Costa Fine d1n1n9 •estau•an1
only Don Howard S7 00 per hour plus gas .,;6-nt7arvtew by appl Mala Co Fla11 hra Type e11p & mature ~·v•e<I
(7141646-3337 IElllAL llLPll allowance only -441 and misc ofttee work Restaur4int SC Ptau
For Glass Co in C.M Come in to apply 11 llllEI AllEI Prefer l5· Y'S ••P9• Jack•• o• Pttrry 540-3840
. Hou•ewlle or re11red Musi have good driving re-SS 7" """'" RltSta 1 cord. 241-0575 All shills good pay and great hr c2·vvvv uran
--.... ..._. benet1111n Laguna 8aach -P/T PINI SAUi llln PIUUll IEIEUL IELP -J rml Rel •rem en t home No ex par nee: Ca.n make Is now a"ep11n9 aoc;.11-
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SECIETAllY
Ready to work par\ 11n:ie1
Oua11ty Ortho 011,,e
needs tun chairs1de tor
8-10 Oays month RDA & L1v•1n help with our 4 C'h•I· Ortho eap d helpful near
drttrl 5 day/weell& NEeat So c Plza 556· 1122 *
Friendly, outg<>tng pa<SOf1 * 49'-9'58* over S 1000/wll W0<lr. nr CCll•ons 10•
10 work In C M renlal IH Witt.. St •SI'S AlllSTAIT beach Gene 673-4162 •IMt/llestess ~~eBl:gpi! M1930 New-Oest• -.U, CA11Jt21 FOf srnl Board & Care & 01.JALITY CONTROL IN-•leHai ftM StTntr
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$400-$1000/WK ltsll apaMlng Salary 10 DRIVER
be d1tcu1sed 645-3324 Allen Beck Florist ~-=------,,,.,,,.,,..,,-J2809-14wport Blvd NB
GENERAL OFFICE PI T Or call Beth at fi.42·432 1 -l0t prOducllOn sail DOats tn<u Friday Dt .. n 3.5
p.no,na.s.. Q.000 IWtlh &•I 205-IFflOI Plllll Mac Grego• Yacnts r JlU W, least lhry II
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MacGregor Y'hts. 1631 LIVE IN child care f 1 & 3 yr near OC Airport Mull be 1 Re11u1 Sales
Placentia. C M o•dl hve 1n own apt 1 energetic. oroaniied, & llAlll U SALIS
lap!ezant 5530 675· t353
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Ca '-lo"" 5 Positions Left As~ tor LI/ COST" MES"
548-6919 Suoca1tu1 Manne Dist w••ElllSEM•• '"ks e11p'O Pay/Rec llft ....
Cieri! w/computer e11p Heavy 1tltin9. must have a
Good utary & benefits good driving record
IHHALIFFICf block to beach enghsh I nave own car Great ben-PIT. retirees welCome Sat 1 speaking 675-3379• et1ts Kathy 979-6283 9·2 & Mon 9.5 lnctudes
Mechanics helper own OPERA TOR - -pnone & counter sa1es
Are you IO<>t111'19 IOr,;
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womens las111on~"'
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ptlg. Ple•sant non-smoll-$6/Hr 24 1-0942 *
Busy prop mgmt otllce
Typing. phones. filing.
etc Some hetd work FI T
(;'!:~~~ic:o Contact flPllllA CllTllH ~~;~a~:t-~:~~s Irvine
tools. gas lrucks Apply Immediate opening Exper Frler'IOly olflee. will train
7am Mac Grego• Yachts pret. Wiii train 2· 10pm Apply Pecinysaver t660 I UIZ
1631 Plaoen11a c M I Newport Baacn SU· 7050 Placentia Ave C M I NEEDS A FULL T1ME
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-iiiiiiffiii---Needs Sales Help for •"es &111111• ROI & -kends Must be P /T IEOlnOY •-••f-lllTlfF ... ll•ll-~Y UiimlllSTP/T ASSOC1ATE 10 ..,o•• "e•· ----~· M ·F I 30-l2 30 F ble nours e.en1n9s <11"0 For Chir<>e>ractOf PIT Part time help Salal. d• on " ront "'eeltends
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computer aicp 760-8411 1911'1 St at Harbor 1n 11 5 fun and dilferent•
Costa Mesa Courtyards Tnere 5 neve• a dull mo·
642-7t03 ment Pt T gen oll1ce
Neer 0 C. Airport good EXCELLENT WAGES tor skills req d tor busy 'M
atartlng salary Pleasant spare lime assembly Martne Co 63 t-8480•
working cond111ons. Call work electronics cratts -
Mary Of Lindi 851 -1600 o 1 he, 9 1 n 1 0 IAll MIUIR
UYEITlllll t-504-641 -0091 Ext Fem expe< wl roller sets
1160 Open 7 days Some c1ten1e1 needed
Exp pref d M ature liveries plant mainten· ottioa appearance Mus1
Typ1no Benefits SA a.nc. Hort1CUltutal or Ot· be ••••able Typ•no
54 1..a 779 45wpm Exp pref d but 'hid knowtadge helpful Wiii train Calf 760-SOOO
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Peds office F"endly
Typing. bkkpng, PIT F/T
Ex.per prel'd 631-3863
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Apply 1989 Hatbor Blvd .
Cosla Mesa Ask tor Joan .... ,.. ....
Prel.w computer exper
PIT FIT Mon & Wed
631-1768 Start P/T NB shop
LOOktng for a ureer in DIC. SEClnARY 673• 7438 Tues-Sat Newport Lab needs tern· PmTIU llLPll 11•'11111111
Advart1s1ng? II so the For small office 4 or 5 "'R STYLIST Great lo-porary courter lor busy $5 hr Must lrve in Newport ... •111111
We offer a co,...~1 1 .e-
sa1ary ano oene1 t pac•
age w•tn a commiss· •
arrangemerit
LAIZ
15 Fasn1on 1s1ano New·
Port B•ach or call Pai
(714) 144-4411
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GARAGE SALE
It's that lime 0901n1 Molo.e iure your goroge
sole 1s o succesi by odvert1s1ng •n closs1f1ed
S1ort yovr od fWO doyi before !tie sole to
attract the most buyers Daily Ptlot has 2 entry-days per week Must be cation• Lots o f droe>-•ns lab Brtng OMV ""•ntout 0< Costa Mesa 650-1210 F h 1 I d 1 deta Io ~ t-"' I I k ,,. as io•n 7601 ~~8•sa on ,.. -CLll level positions 1n Class!-' r n "" ype a e Can renl 11 you wish 282 Pleasant working cond -vo.1"' ...-
fted Ad11ert1s.1ng II you shorthand and work on Forest Ave Lag Beach Call in AM •640-0140• SELL !Seek$ r oflice US>Star • c
like i>eoPle a~ can type IBM / PC c 0 m Dute r 494-5677 or 830-6282 • Someone you kno9 tum;ng P'lones tyP.1'19 & " "!;
45 wpm we'O like to talk Sa lary open C all _ 0on·1ri.nai.1ollquedate s .... 167Cleaelfled ll• exp a Cal 10< aco• 6 4 2 5 6 7 8 to you Ex.oellarll ben-250·9090 & leave msg ltyou're!Oollingtoracar, SallthoMnevat·utedlt.m• gr981pieceto buyt"8tllrst • •67S-7t00• • ~15 C~P~y e~~M ~--------~'='~='=~="=u=~=='=°'~e=~~~='=h~~~~~~~~~~~=~=~~-th_r_o_u~g~h_c_~_s_s_if_i_e_d_Lcar=--------i ~~~m 1 •,
tor an appointment town11 aneo1nelaalfleo
642·432 1. e11t 30 1 T It --.. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • * • • • • • • • •
AIDE. L1ve-1n
Assist disabled fem prof
EtSO CM Nice rm •
S350tmo Eves & wknds
oll F prt Nsmk 645-2357
APPLY AT
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In Alfril and be,ome
eligible 10 1011n a '"P to
Catalina We have pos-
11tons tor
• Recept1on1s1
•Clerks
•Data Entry
•Secretary
•Word P•ocessors
•Warehouse
•Sh1pp1n9 and Rece1v1ng
•Assembly
T<>e> Pay benelils Lono
and Short 1erm assign-
ments tor Hun1tn91on
Beach Costa Mesa.
~por1 Beacn & lrvme
Call
(114) 112-1117
"uemblers to build sail
boats ·w e w11ra1n "pply I
7am Mic Grego• Yachts
t631 Placen11a C M
AMITIOlt!
Sports mono.cs 1nd1vldua1s
needed tor PI T work
S71hr PIT evenings &
Saturday 645-5760
Dependable hard·wo•ll-
lng. FIT GO wagesl t>ens
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Costa Mesa 1988 Man & Woman of the Year Awards
Nominated by the Community & Selected by the Chambe< of Commefce
Haroor Area Residents
. The Costa Mesa Chamoe< ot Commerce invites your nominations 10< its 1988 Man & Woman ol tf'le Year Awaras
for outstanding vOlunteer service and teadefsh1p witt11n the community
You can nominate as many hart>o< area residents as you ~ke, eJllcept past winners. for this year's award
As 1r the past crn~ria for the selection of the Man & Woman of the Year are
• Long history of community servtee Soonsorea by
• Involvement 1n several different areas of community 5efV1Ce
• Res1oent of the harbo< area for a considerable numbef ol years
• Exerted recogntZe<J 1eaoersn1p
• We!t·1<nown by a gOOd pori1on of the ccmmun11y
• Var et 1 and merit of vOlunteer (not paid) services contnoute<J to the coromun11y
Please {;omOlete ana suom11 your nominations by 1 pm . Friday, April 15. 1988 to the Costa Mesa Chamber of
Commerce 1n su1 e 135 of Pac1hc Savings Plaza at 1901 Newport Blvd . Costa Mesa. CA 92627
PS 1988 Man & WomanoltheYear
Awards Luncheon • June 1st
11 30 Reception • Noon Luncheon
$25 • Red Lion Inn • Costa Mesa
Sincerely
Patricia Mason Chairwoman
1988 Man & Woman of the Year Committee
Nomination • Costa Mesa 1988 Mc.n & Woman of the Year
PERSONAL DATA
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JOIN OUR TEAM
MANAGING CARRIERS THE DAILY PILOT IS
LOOKING FOR TOP QUALITY MGRS WILL-
ING TO WORK HARO. WE OFFER XLNT BASE
SALARY PLUS OVER $300 IN BONUSES
EVERY MONTH. GENEROUS GAS ALLOW-
ANCE & OPPTY FOR ADVANCEMENT. JOtN
OUR TEAM & BE ELIGIBLE FOR FULL MEDI·
CAL COVERAGE. CREDIT UNION. 40 1K
PLAN. IF YOU'VE GOT WH AT IT TAKES,
CALL BETH. 642-4321 EXT. 205 OR SEND
RESUME TO: DAILY PILOT. 330 W. BAY ST.
COSTA M ESA. C A 92626
$2.56 per day
Tnat s ALL you pay to•
3 tines. 30 day minimum
1n the
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MJ LAGUNA NIGUEL
582· 1723
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Average wkly pay s.u o
·am-12pm 894-1357
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Ste '30 Irvine '7 4-297 4.
100• FREE to 4'D01ic..n1 •'
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r•eeOeo w e~r .on C1n-
CJl'llllll ..iyorotets & mill·
"'9 macn1nes Have abtll·
1y 10 ""ai.:e new oyes from
custo~ Dluei><1n1s & ,. ..
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A NEED?
.n1 E • • JO ve¥S er;per
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Beautiful Newport Beach
8t,4W Dealer has 1mrned•·
ate tull lime 0Qer11ngs
GrMt banaflta and en-
vironment Call lor details
• 640-8.«4 *
111nm•mn l,,..Houea PayrOll & lyptng
up. Nl lmllr Archltec·
tural & Engineering ot' tn
Nwpt Bcfl 17W110 .......... , ..
No Aun HOM & Diet Palc:t1
Is hara Nat'I Co. 11 lo<*·
Ing tor IMdars $500 to
"45001mo comm WOtk·
1ng trom hOrna. S..i-4821
11-P/T
Ae1811 nurMry needl a
watkend part time ceenw no tq> nac:ee-
ery c.11 for llP90if'ttrnant
Monday thru Frldy
146-74'1
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PIT FIT good pey. Com·
mlltk>na, reffebte. will
treln. O wn trenap or·
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Metro cer W-'1. nso
Her'bOr 81., Coate MeM.
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cM9fM. good office ..._ f' IT lrQldel S.tur·
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EDUCATION
PROFESSIONAL DATA
CURRENT EMPlOVER
~ EMPl.OVMENT ..
MEMBERSHIPS Civic • Fraternal • SeMce
rEAAs ~OON
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COMMUNITY SERVICE
ADOOlONAL INFORMATION ON NOMINEE
I If NEEDED. USE ' A TT A04 • SEPARATE SHEET. I
DIRECTORY
CAU. TODAY"
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AMERICAN tiANOYMA"I
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lattractita l\AICl"IAEl cox PAtNTI -.... -6c:i . .a.r 1f'H•S Su t'r"CIS S•;> "4• MATEl1tALS
StvC:• -.el".:"Os S ~Cf'« t:lele<e"C@'S 6'>-•006
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tpm()ve clnuPS , .... ~ C ef'
est \a ent•" 548 t-·o-;.
GM~OE NING·C1. EA1' v P
uos .. a .... ns palm lrf'e
tnm oa••o• "' 549-0461
ous-, S Land~~ lawn
Ma•n S~ Wltf\t l'T'IOf'fl'I
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•8081< NM! & Fast LIC
1.oc ·~ts Sieve 5•~-807
, I "ne Fr~ M l 24 1 16•0 ~~~~~Fc;;;='.1
c:u11 ~ Ga.oen•ng
NO ..lotl 2 B~ or 2 Small
h~ Est 53,.;i50·
Oryw9ll Ptumblng Bal ,oom AemoO i c.o.ntry r--!'9!!"'1!!!1!11!1!'!
ANS Y• J9lul ti Lord
F1W9St n......s.te1
Q8rPantar..iec:tnoan
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E..-•IOed ~amen
needed. Mutt b • •mo.ti dge• In II .,..,
o4 CIM*• depenment Ill~. plating. p .. ,.
up /Of typesetting
1111119 • plul. Must be 8Yeilebte to WOftt ev-.
nlng1. $Miry b&Md on
u~i.nce and 1kills
....... cont.ct LIN OI
Pat at (71'1) 6'12·432 1 ext
211 during the day and
(714) 8't2·'1399 evenings ..., ....
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YETDllUY
R«:ie9tlonlsts Animal At·
tendants, & Technician
needed tor busy large
practice FI T or PI T incl
wtlnds & eves HP prel
Irvine. 551-0304
WAITllU/ tr WllTtl.
Days. evenings F /T p T
Apply In person 1804 1
Magnolia Founta111 1111)
WAITIUS/WIJTH• I With car for lunch dellveri
service Estab routes
provided S40-sao daily ___ ,LHJ .. llJClll
111-0141 ----..... ,. ... w .. 1t4
5535
Houses1tter w/hskekpng
exp alll F student 30 • to
stan 5128 tor summer
11'tn1 refs 548-6857
•trekAa•iae
fuaitut 6014
QUEEN SIZE MATTRESS
& BOX C Uil TEO
BRAND NEW' S 155
Call 846-4293
If you·re 10 or older. a 1ob as a newspaper
carrier might be 1ust your size. Just send 1n
this coupon or call 642-4333. Routes are
av~1lable now!
le so•ebody. le a
Daily Pilot carrier!
r~;~~;:~~::~~:::;,,
ing a Daily Pilot earner
Name ~' I Address I I I I C• • ''" I Pnone I Stll4 To· TIM laity Pilot I I llt •. "' St. I L----~~-=2~~-----J
.:
Motor Routes
available in
Costa Mesa
Huntington leach
Fountain Valley
1540 JAMBOREE ROAD
Open 7 days a wee«
E-tended Service Hours
7 a m -10p m Mon-Frt
Good jObs, reklt>te ~.
1n1er .. ung things to buy •
11°1 all ti.e every d•y on
ClllSlfled
WEEKEND ASSIST ANT
6' dresser wn1te 2 n•te
stand s tw.n mirrors purcn
at w J Sloan $ 1500
S acrifice S37 5 form
8'tS-9076 3' • des """"e
$40 Crystal table lamp
$40 Wnt sota oeo s1n91e
sz oew cost $300 Sacro
hce $70 Dinette tbl
round $50, Bar Slools
S25ea. patto tbl w umbrl
& 4 cnrs $40 645-9076
llAll IH iNll~" I
he1dboard tootboard 1 s.dera11s 5195 840-8733
DAY BED wn1te & brass
Mattresses trundlil com-
p I et e $2 4 5
•840-8733•
E.AAL V°AMERICAN FURN
Couch. 2 sw1v~ cnairs
maple cottee table &
drum table 84 7 -027 4
• NO COLLECTING
NO SOLICITING
Deliver One Day a Week -
Must have dependable car
and proof of insurance.
Call 842-1444
Ask for Joanne Craney
IMM~OIATE OPENINGS. PART-TIME
WEEKENDS -3AM-11AM SAT. SUN &
HOLIDAYS. MUST HAVE RELIABLE
GAR/TRUCK , VALID DRIVERS
LICENSE. CAR INSURANCE & OMV
PRINTOUT. $7.00 PER HR . + MILE-
AGE. CALL 642-4536 EXT . 205. ASK
FOR BETH .
Millions of people 1()()11. to
dallified ~·y . 11 s
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"8.IC NOTICE P\8..IC NOTICE P\aJC NOTICE. P\&IC NOTICE Ptltl.IC NOTlCE P\&IC NOTICE P\111.IC NOTICl Pt8.JC NOTICE P\111.IC NOTICE P\111.IC N011C( --------------------------------------------------------1-----------------~1 ------------------1--------------.;....~1------------------______ ___.;..;.....;.... __ -------------------flCTTTIOUI 9UltNEIS 011111~ l>iK)I Apo• 5 12 ,9 22 I( J114t s~ lo<:aho"s on tole '" tne 11 s lurll"ler a<Oereo tnat a 11unttngton Beacn Union Jtnow n as H AZEL O t-r tor ~tit~. 4111 The SuSlness name useo 18 t987 1n O!flCl•I Records
NAME l"TATEMUIT 1988 SUMMONS ott.ce 01 S.l•O .o.s1r1c1 B·os cooy ot tnos order to ~ 1119n ScnOOl O.strict 01 Or-BERNARD ano l)ef$0nS ... no E•t Souttl Street. l""9 a. t>y said trenste<0<s at satd ot Orange County .• Call·
Tne lotlow.ng persons are T 1oe (CITACION JUOtCIAL) sna11 t>e ciearly marked cause oe e>u1:>•1sneo 1n Ot· ange County Cahfornoa W111 m1y oe otnerwt~ •nte<ested Llllewoocl, C....,,,._ t01U ioc.11on IS OE CHANTEL tornoe. on ec.cordenc. ..,1th 1
d0t09 bu-S as Fecta• ~OTICE -o OEFENOANl A f .. LET IC SUPPLIES BIO ange Coast Oaoly Pilot a r-ve sealeel !>tdS uo 10 t>ul 1n tne wtll eno1or estete Pubhs"«l Oranoe Coast Tnat satd l)ullo. traJ\sfe< •S Oecteretion of ~11ttt1.
Woncs t20E 181nS1 Costa PUBLIC NOTICE Av s o a Acusao o1 NO 670 .. ddresseo to newspaoer o f genera• no lete<tnan200pm "-Of1I A pe1111on nas ~Med Daily P1lo1 April 12 13 19 1"ter>ded 10 be consum-Cond1t10n~ & Restriction•
Mesa CA 9262i ~ERVELINOA AflAIZA Allyn E Ro"'~' O.re<:IO< of circutatoon e><;bhsneo rn 1n1s 26 1987 1n the l>rocur-nt by Rita Baller C0<onado 1n t988 male<! a1 tn. ollice 01 recorded rn Offletal Records
Susan Lee Gallenllamo K 3MIS vou ARE BE.INC. SufO c:>rocu•em('M Hu,,11n910,, count1 at M!ut once a_._ Ottoee Room 36 • ot '81d tne Superior Courf 01 Ot-rw 116 COOPER & WOLOW$1(1 Al · ot Otenge County. Celt-
337 Unrt C 21st ST Costa SUP£ft!OR COURT BY PLAtNT FF A uo t' esta Buen un on H19n Scnoot tor tour c.onsecu1ove wt'el>.s d str.ct located at 10251 ange County reQuestong tnat torneys at Law 24012 Calle torn1a. tn the o«>oerty aitu-
Mese CA 92627 0¥' CALIFORNIA. oemanoanoo1 o<E"IN~ o( O•s1nc1 10:>5 1 Yori.. town o"or 10 tr>e.day ot sa!CI near-Yor 111 o "' n Hunt• n gt o" Roll Balo.er Coronaoo De ai>-P\&JC NOTICE De L• Plall Sutle 210 eted on said County end
Tn11 t>usiness is con-COUNTY cw Oft-ANOE L YNCM A~ut> Huntington Beecn 1ng Beacn Ca~l0<noa at wndi P01nted es perS0<1al rep-Legune Hills C111torn1a State desenbed u
ducted oy an 1nd1v1du1J I In tne Matte< ot tt>e Aooh·j YOll .,_.,. lO CALENOA" CA 92646 and received et or JAMES L SMfTH, JUOGE tome sa.o o.os •rll be !)I.It>-reseritatrve to aomon.ster tne K .sos 92653 on or alter Aptol 29 Lots 2 and '· 8locil 4:19.
SuNn Lee GallenUmp j c 11 0 ., 0 , E o w AR o DAYS eft9' 11111 summon• oetore 2 00 om Wt"dnes-M>THE SUP£flK>f' COUlltT hcty oi>ene<1 and read tor estale ot HAZEL ONE IT HA NOTICE TO 1988 Unit A as per Map r-ded
Tnis 1111..,..nt wes l•leel GUSTAVE POWELL tor le Mf\'9d on JOll to flle a da~ Apnt r 1988 31 wn.cn Dated MAR 28 1988 REMOVAL OF UNDER· BERNARD under tl>e lnde-CMD'TOftl Of Tn11 Oul~ trensle< 1s sub-tfl Moscellaneous Maps re-*"" 1ne Counry Clef" of Or-Cl\ange 01 Na'"" typewritten reeponH at time ano o•ace D•ds w111 be Puo1osr>e0 Ota"Qe Cout GROUND STORA GE Pl!f'de"t Adm1n1str111on ol 9ULK TitANSfE" ~t 10 Cahtorn1a Uniform cords of said county
Wl98 County on Maren 8 ,.0 A 1,246 1 tllfa court. Pub1•C.'r ooened and reao •n Daily Pilot Aon• 5 12 19 26 TANKS ANO PUMPS E.stlles AC1 (S.C.. 1101-4107 Commercial Cooe Sec11on Record Owner LOUIS
1988 AMENOEOOROER .tlet1et0t,.,_ceflwlft Bldg c Rm 361 1988 A~ b•OS are 10 De 1n ac-Tnepet111orHsset1ornear-U.C.C.) 6106 MCGOFF ANO GERI
,.,,..,. TO SHOW CAUSE not protect ,-. row trpe-Eacn D•O sneh 1ema1n vahd T 103 cordance wttn tne Bod Docu· 1ng tn Oepertmenl No 3 at Nottoe 15 nereoy gwen 10 TM n•me afld address ot SALAS
Pl.ibl""*I Ofenge Coa11 FOR CHANGE or NAME wriftMI '"PO"" mvet be for a Pl!(ood of <l5 days atler DllDllC ..,..TICE ments -.n.cti are no. 1n lite 700 C1vtc. Center Om1e West cred.llors of the wilhtn 1ne person w11n wllom Tri. Street Addreat ano
E ow AR o G u s TA v E In propet legal foml If rou trie elate se>eeol~ lor the re-I"~ nu and mav t>e secured tn tne San1a Ana Cahlorn1a 92701 named tran·steror(s) 1na1 a c111ms mey be tiled 11 othef common detignatlon.
POWELL nu toled a pe111oon went the court to..._ row ceopt ot D•ds No. 103921 olloce ot the OirectOf of on April 2i. 1988 at 1 45 bulk 1ransler ,5 al>Oul to be DANIEL J COOPER. 11 any. of the real property
1n 1nis cour11o• 3n ordt'< al· c:aM. Tne Board of fruSl~S Procurement ol said d1s111ct P M mlde on pet50flel property COOPER & WOLOWSKI de sc" b e d above is
towing oernioner 10 ctiange If rou do not Ille rour sri11111>e tf1e sole ruage of tne NOTICE Of' Etch Dtdder snell t>e ii IF YOU OBJECT 'to tne nerematler descnl>ed 24012 Celle De La P1111. purported to be' 402 2111
n15 ·ne< name tr om EDWARD reepoi-on time, rou mer Quaht) ot eQUtPrnettt ottered ARCZO::"~~ c:'UMEK. It c e ns e o contra c. Io r grenung ot tne petthon. vou Tne names and ovaoness Suite 210. Laguna Hiits. CA Street. Untt A, Huntl09ton
GUST Av E c:>O w EL l 10 loM tlle c-. 8ftd r-ano r959r~ the rignt to re-oursu11't 10 1ne Bus-SS snould ettner aopear at 1ne addresses of the intended 92653 (7 1'1 85~·8456 and Beech. Calllornt1 GRI EM i E o w 1 ,. c. .., s r A v E w.,.a. money 8ftd PfOI>" 1ec.1 any or i ll bods aJ\d 10 .... k-• ano Professions Code.,, tne hearing ano state your ob-translerors are DONALD & tne last date tor tlhng cl11ms Said sele w111 be mlde. but
PA UL D G RIEM. agt' I ANOEF1SON ettr mer be t.ket1 wlt"-it wa •• ilny 1rregu1a11ty there· ANZ:"~~ 1ot1owi09 clUS1hca11ons ,ecuons °' Me written ot>iec-MAF1Y ELLEN BECKNER, by any creditor Shall be May w1tnou1 ooYenent or wer·
70 ~4~ awav A nl 1T IS HEREBY OROEREOltunhef w.mtng from the in KL .. K. Eacn bid must conform tions w11n tne court oel0<e doong ousoness as OE S. 1988whlctt1sthel>us1nesa ranty.e•press orlmplied,re-. ~ • P l tnetane>ersons interestedll"I•_.. Slefted Altrft E . ......,, and o. r~S111t1 to tile tne nearing Your appear-CHANTEL 1656 cors1ce d1y before the consumma-g1tdlng 1111e. p()SMS810n. or
10. 1988 in Laguna tne m&llt"' aforesaid appear ' Tlten •• othef legal re-DlrectOf of~ "'"'°" fOft contract documen11 1noe m1y t>e '"person or by Place Coste Mesa c a11-llon dl1e specified 1b0ve encumt>ranc-es. to pay tor
N iguel Mr Gnem as Delore tn•s c;ourt in 0eoart-1qutrementa. v-mer Wlftt Dated Aoru 11. 1988 "'09"'l_ CW WtU. a Eecn ~ooer rnvst submit voor attorney f0<n1a 92626 Oiied Apnl 5. 1988 deltnquent meintenance
survived by h as w eft> ment No 3 at 700 Crv.c to cell en •H-J rlftll Pu1>11sned Orange Coast CODIC AND OF wi1n nos btO a cashtet s IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR Tne tocahon on Cahlornta LINDA '· MA"11CH. In· assessments. cost• end 11·
Ceonter Duve' wes1 Santa -ey." rou do not k-n 011~y Pilot AOOI 12 19 1988 A~E~~ATE c;nec11 cert1tie<1 e"9ei< or <>< a oonungent creditor of of tne cntet e•ecuuve oft>Oe ~Tr-'-'-torney·s tees-. 10 w11 May. sons. Paul D Ana Cahlornoa on MAY 5 lenettorne1.rourne,cei11en \ T110 EITATE NO. O<d<Je< tt>ondmedepayal>le 1ne deceased you must Ille <>< pnnc:ipel t>uStness ottrce Put>hSlleO Orange Cou t St .833 20 w11n 1ntere11
Gnem Jr . and Rolx>rt I '988 11 2 ,5 0 cl<>el< p u ettonMJ ,.._.,.. ~ °' Doi-IC ..,..TIC[ A-t...-r 10 1ne order ot tne Hunt· your c•a•m witn the oourt or of tne intended trensfer<>< 11 Daily P"ot Apnt t 2. 1988 thefean. es prO'ltOed 1n MIO F G n em. daughter. ano tl>er' ano tnere snow • legal efd offtce (Meted In r~ nu To an ne.rs t>enehoat1es 1ng1on Beact> union Hign present •1 to tne oersonaJ same as abOve T 113 Oecterallon. 1dven<»1, II
S C ( 1 _ cause 11 en~ !hey,........ wny tM ~ bocla). ....,.TICE ,_ Scf\OOI O.stnct or ~d bond representatrve ec>oOtnted t>y All otrier business nernes eny. undef 11'111 terms ot Mid usan ..... wrenc't' I 1 . • OI ~ de .,e le -""" .,.... creditors and contrngent es Mt torih 1n tne '4>ntr9Cl tne court w11n1n tou• montns •nd _ .. dr-~ u•--' t>y ... _ •-.,. llt'lnrr Oec1erat10n. tees. cnar.--
K I said De111>0f"l O< ~ . INT£NDEO n.ANPP oreo!IO<S of ARIZONA BEE 9 ..., -~ ~ "'"' '"-"' nun'4 .-ea r n an . a s o namesnoutdn011>egr11tt1eo t,.._ "'• c:ftecton tu· ~OTtCE IS H EREBY KUMEI( al30 knownas ARI· oocumen1sinan 1mountol from the dlle or ltrst ,,_ 1ntenoed tre.nsteror M thin ------------------et1d expen94!5 of said Al·
survlVed bv 6 grand· T tS FURTHER ordered ............... WI ...... GIVE ... that LINENS UN-ZONA A KLIMEK also not ~ 11\11\ ,,,.. percent suanc:collellers111S0tO\llded tnree years last yeers .. ., NOT1CE OF tomey h Id M G •na1 a copy of 11\ts or(9er to de 30 DIAi CA&.ENOA...as ZO E 15'1'.t ot Ille sum bid u • on Secttofl 700 01 tne past 50 tar as known to 1ne TMISTIE'I aAli The Homeowners As-e 1 ren r nem snow t1use 09 pu!>ltthed .,, per• preae n ,., une LtM •TEO wnose business llnown es ARI NA KU M K guar1n1ee th•t the btdOef Prot>ate COde of Caht0<n11 intended trensteree are NO TICE IS HEREBY toe:Oetlon under said Oect.r-
w as the F o und in~ 1 ..... or•nna"--n...>upu..1 -u eecftta • _. adoress IS 79,9 Gerden end ~s wno mey De will e<ller into tne ... .....-The ttme for hllnn cteoms wtH 11ion ,_etofore e11ecuted
P d r h '"" •···-VUOQ• ~, ""' :.,:z:--____ Gro~ eouievard oau'en otnerw•se interested .,, the C ,.....,.,_ ··y 32S3 l<l•hO Lene Cosll Gt\/EN that on Frld1y. Ai>fll res1 en t o t t' 1 n-spape< of generet .,..._.., "'8 ........ Grove Caiol0<n•• 92641 '"' will an0/0< estate· ontrect 11 1~ same is not exptre pttOf to tour Mesa Caltloenia 29 1988 at 10 00 am .11 the eno delivered to the unoer-Laguna Beach CtvK circulatlO'I e>ut>11$hed "' 1n1s One carte o llft8 .._.... terids 10 transter 10 BRUCE /4 e>el•llO'I nas been hied 1waroed 10 nim In tl>tl _,, montns from the dlle ot the The neme(s) end t>u!kness L-o"!Q41 of Larry Rothmen. Slgoed • Wfltten Dec:twltlOn
Le Ch lc;ounty 11 ieast once a ~ ~ no le oer-e 0 G Bee or letlure to enter onto SVCh nearing noticed abOve lddress ot the intended IOcl1ed 11 14140 Beach of Defeult and Demand tor ague, tWlce air · 1 1 1 ...--.. PfMec:e•· ..,. ,.........., B ESPFLU wnose •d-oy Denn•~ Wotham •n tne contrect sucro MCutoty will YOU MAY EXAMINE the 1r-rt---'st ere LINDA p Blvd . Suite 106. West· s .... eno • wn tten Nota of
f h ~1 or our consecu rve -=-oS ' cress is 9140 W8Qne1 River SuperlOt Court ol Orange · ~·~ ..,...., man o t e " ayors DflOt 10 tne day or se.o neer-eecrlta • m..,ene lw-.-e Cou De t>e lorfeoteo t~ lcept by the oourt 11 you MARZ!CH Pres.Oen I The minster, C1hlorn11. L1rry Oefeult 11\d Elec110n to S4llll Main Beac h Park ong cumpllr con 111 for· Circle F0untaon V1tlle)' Catt-nty requesltng tnat n-No bidder mey withdrew a.re interested on the estate Marzl<:n Corpo<alton 251' 1 Rotnmtn on l>eh1lt of 402 to oe recorded In the Couflty
Co , .. .1 011eoAPR 7 1988 malld1de• la91le1 tornia 92708 tne folto.,.•ng nts Wtlllam BM be ap-n1s b4d l0taperrod l0t l0tty· youmey..,,,.upon th4!ex· Wl11teSQnng. M1ssoon vie1o, TWENTY-FIRS T STREET wnere ther .. lpropertyde-
mnuttee'" ...... guna ,._, L ... TH Jud9e epr~ ti Meted qutere descut>eo properly now 00<nted as personal rep-live (451 days aller 1ne date ecutor or l<lmontstrator. or Cahlorn11 92692 CO-OP ASSOCIATION AT tertbed i-eon is located
Bep achd. Dtrec, thor Fand of tlle • .,,_..,Court qua le cor1• eec:uche IU ~~~=d B~le~:~: ~:~~: =~·'~'7 '~~~~~l .. Bt~ se~ '°' ~~ oper\I? thereof uoon tne allof'lley for tne ell· Thal lhe pr()l)efty Deflf· PUBLIC AUCTION TO THE TruSIM COnOUC11ng .... :
rest ent O t e C'S· Pubhsned Orange Coast --Grove Cahl0<,,11 KLIMEK unOer lhe lndepen-he ..... rd of rustMS re-ecutor Ot adm1n1stre1or a nent hereto rs oesc:ro~ on HIGHEST BIDDER FOR Larry Rothm•n. Attorney 11
t a v a I 11 r A rt s 1 n Dally Pilot Aprll 12 19 26 11 ueted no ..,...nt• tu All inventory olltce e<iu•P· dent Admonoslrauon 01 Es· serves tne prtv•tege ol re~t-Wf1tten request stating tnat general as All the stock l.n CASH, CASHIER'S CHECK Law. 1'140 BelCtl Blvd ,
L B h May 3 1988 ,..,._ .. • tiem,o. IN9de 1ng •ny end •fl bids <>< 10 you desire specta! notice ot trade and met"cnendtse ot OR C ERTIFIED CHECK Suite 106. Westminller, a g u n a ea l" • • T f u perder .. -· J le pueden ment wuenouse e91.1ip-tates Act we1ve 1ny 1rregu11ri11es or in-1he fthng of an inventory end tnat oer111n t>usiness known 1p1yable 11 time ot Mle In C111torn1a 92683. (7 u )
H onorary Dtrect-Or or qultar Mot 80&efto. Ml dl.-o ment venicles leasenold tne petthon 15 set for near-formatttlH 1n any t>td or 1n 1ppr111emen1 of esllle as-as OE CHANTEL/ alt the l1wful money ot tn. Untied 895-3308.
the Califomaa Anti· ..,..TICE r otrea co111 de tu •mo•ovement& and other 1
7"900
1c" ~~rtmen~ Now3 •f tne b.Od•ng M IS or tne petttlons Ot IC· furnoture. lucturettnd equip-Stites) ell r19nt, lttle end DATED· MarOh 30, t986 . PtBLIC nu prop6eded Mn Mfeo edl· equipment 01 •Mt certain M t ..,.,.nter '""1"" est· Pursuent to tne provisions oounl s mentioned on Sec-B l R A
Litter League Mr clonal~ perte de le COfte. ousoness •mown as Linens Sa.nta Ana Ca11forn1a 92701 ot Section 1773 of the l l t>Ot lions 1200 end 1200 5 Of the ment all tne goodwill and ~'.,O:~~l~•:i,: ~~,:1i: ior:ey .~r~w otnmen. 1·
Gnem also served on SUMMOMS hleten woe r..,i.ttoe Unhmited ~led at 79'9 on May 4 1988 at 1 45 PM Cade ot the Stele of C1h-Ca1otorn1a Prot>ete Code general ont11l9ot>tes belong· Mii Pursuent to Oec:ler1tt0n Publlllh4KI Or1nge Coest
the Board of Directors NOTICE TO OEl'"ENOAN"T ........ ~ qua ueted Gerden Grove Boulevard IF YOU OBJECT to the l0<nl8 th4! d1Strtct hes Ob· Peltlfoner Rtll Beller ~:~'n:, Su:&':' c:~ic'! ot Covenants. CC>fld1tlon1 & 011ly Pilot April 5, 12. 19, 26,
for t h e California ::~:=RACL:qyos~RO~~ .,e.r,• 11-• '"'..._.. Giuoen Grove Calllomia =~~ ~~ne.!!!:!~i = t••ned trom the Dt1ec1or ot (;()(onlOO Pt10e. Costa Meta. C11t-Aestr1Ct1ons. wttocn notkle 1988 ~··St noCOft· The trensl4t! 01 tne orooerty e> ----the Oepanment ot lndustn11 ~ F. HUGt411. At· '°""'' 92626 was rec0tded on February T 104 Manufac tures A s-1FROST -1 un .....-. IN9de 1ssub,ec1tot~Commerc .. 1 neeung eno state your ob-Rel etions tne general ~~ ~ ~~ YOO ARE~~~o ~--~--~61~ ~~or ~~~~~p~~~d ~d~~-------------------------------------~ B'Y PLAINTIFF JOHN le de b • Woth.n 1nree 131 yeers Int lions wttn tne oour1 before
STARTING A NEW BUSINESS?? rrMmt was a volunteer MELSHEIMER erenc • 11a u o • p••t ~,.,a• 1c~n 10 1 .... 1 ........ ar ng v-~ ..,.,,.. .. weges end the general
h h -oftctne de.,..._..,.. ~ ~ • ~ ·~-.... '""' .... ' ~ ..........-· p<eveo•ong •11• tor he>ltdey counselor w tt t e Y• "4rM JO CALENDA• 1.,.. et clfr.ct.,lo 1..._ unders1gneo 1ranster ee ence may oe in per-son or t>y ano overtime wort! '"ttie lo-South Orange Countv OAYI .,.., tt.---·a fvnk41) LiMm Unllm11eo nas uMd y<>t.lf auorney cakty 1n """4c;to this work 111 Alcoh ol Program le MneCt on rou to ,.. • c-No. -trte 10110-...1n9 add•t•on11 tF vou ARE" CREDITOR be performed tor HCll c;,a~
M . I tn-ewrtttet1 ,...,_.. et The flame end eddress ot t>us.r..s n1mes and eel--Ot a oonhngent Cfeclltor of or type of wortier needed to
emor 1a ser vices tMe coun. . tne c.ourt is tEt nomt><e 'I dresMS NONE the oeoeaseo. you must Ille ••ec:u1e tne oontTec1 TNM will be held Saturday A 1otMr., ,.._call•• dorec:coon de 18 oone HI SU· The 1n1enoeo trenster W\11 Vo"' Clalf'l With Ille cour1 or ,. ... •• on Ne et 1,,. Ott-ApnJ 16. at 1 :00 P M Mt ..,-ect ,-. ,_ type-PERIOR COURT OF CAL~ be oonsurnmlled on°' 1tter ~t 11 to tne Pef90!\el 1'1C1 offlCe and copon mey
at Pac 1f1c View wntten , .... ,_ -·t be FORNIA COUNT'f Of OR· Aprd 29 1988 •t th4! oftlce rec>t_,t.,lvoeliPPC)lnted tJy bo 001.inod on r~ A ,
In ~ ..... '°"" If r-A"IGE 700 CIVlt Center ot ano clHns tor Oet>ts of ttie court 'Wittlin IOUf montna OOCIY Of .,_ r .... 111 .. be
Chapel. N e w port wlfttltlec.-tl•"-r-DnY8 West PostOffie•Bo• the tr8nstwor mey be llleO from the d•t• of first II-PQet.o8'ttiejOblt1e
Beach. Jn lteu of -· 938 Senta Ana Calitomia witll 014\flO J ARATA At· ~ofletters npr~ 1tthal1>em.tn0at0ryuoon
flowers memo rial If rou Ito • No ,... 92702-0838 torne,r 11 Law 1840 Ttie In. Secuon 700 of tne ttie contractor 10 ""'°"' the 'bu.. be n111•-°" ....... rou...., Tne neme addresa, and Al1meda San Jose ea. Prooate Coo. ol CallforNa. contrect II -cseo. and contn lions lO .... IM -· lftd ,_ tele9hone number of ptllln-lornia &5 l26 -The 11me for 1*"0 et-Wiit upon any subcontractor ~to the Amt-ncan ...-. "'9ftOJ MM1 . ,,...-tilt 5 ettomey °' plaint•" Tne last oate tor fillnQ not eiqwe l)f'tor to tOU4' unes.r Midi controctor to
Cancer Society p 8• 9't1...., be...._.._ wttnout .,, au0<ney. IS IEI clalmtfor o.t>ta otthe~ montns1'omthedeteoftne pey not._ tllan t11e;..,
cific View M ortuary ~ ....... "-" ..... nomt>re. ta d1reccion '1 el iw-teror Is Aprll 28 1988 ~o'ti1 =~ EXA"::e tne IPOClfiod r.-to Ill wortlers
Directors. 6«-2700 n.o -.._....,,.. ;~::.C ~:n.:.e~ 1~ =·u';'. t11e kept 1>y the coun "~ = ~=:ectlM ea-
,.ACl'IC VllW
...... U .. AM
Cemetery• Mortuery
Cl'lapel • Cr.,,.tory
JSOO Pec;1f" View Ortve
Newport Be.en
6'•·2700
.,.. .... " ... Y• ...., ••t oar ctem1ndente que no Tr......_ .,. 1ntor991ocs In me ••· " bid oxc:.octs us ooo 1
.. eal ... ........, ,..... tienoe at>ogldo ... , JOHN 01'9d M1tcn 30 ,,.. you mey ....,. uPOfl the ... CJoY'1'!9"t bond end ·• '*·
...,. ",... ...... ~ p RAPILLO INC 7777 Pu~ O!engo COMI ..,,or or ldfninietr.eor. Of. fOfMeltCO bond lf\ell bo,... 811 ....,_,,,......., 811 Center Avenue, Su110 203. O..ty Piiot A~ 12. INe upori the .nomey '°' me OJI· quWect p-'tor to •ecutlon ot ....., ..-.nlll ..,,,._ ., Huntt,,gton Beecl\. C1h· T • t I 1 eautof Of ~Mor. 1 the oontract end lflett be en
• ....... .._( .... ""torn•• 9 2647 Pnone 1tllnC1efl f~ _...,. "'-' theform ... '°'1111nthol:Of'-
.. ----). 714/M8·4M9 "9JC ll)llC[ 'lfN Oeeire "*"81 nottce ot If~ dOCA'"911tt. C.. .... _ DATE (Fecnll APR 23 tllefilntoflfl _ _,.t...., U. ..............
• ,,:~~ :" =4:8K>C:: 1~ A. W.CM. Cl8ft. '"°"~-=.. =~ ~--=: :..·.::.:... = .,...; COURT Of CALl~NIA. ~~--~ CMUIMOI'..... ~ .... uoned In a.c.. ~Or .... COlllll
COUNTY OF OAANGE, 700 NOTICE TO 'THE PEASON ~1 l ou 't*-on bor1e 1200 Md 1200..I of .. Ollllr Not Allrt 12 tt ttll
Cnnc c.ri... Ortv0 W•. SEAVEO You -...-• W*' ot s.i Paul 9'odOlf ~ '"*-C-. . . TtOI
The Legm Depwtment at the
Daffy Pilot Is pleaMd to an· nounc:e a new l8f""'9 now avail·
able to new bulineaea.
We ... now SEARCH the
name for you at no extra cherge,
and uve you the time and the
trip to the Court HOUM ln Santa
Ana. Than. of coune, efter the
IMrch .. compteted .........
your ftctttk>ua ~ name
ltatement with the County Clertt.
publllh once a week few tour
--·-~by-llnd then .... 'f04ll proof of publi·
C8tton wtttl the County Cletk .
KM•Dl'LA ... · llT.ou¥1
Mortuary • Cemetery
Cf.-MtOfy
1'2S0... Ave
Cot••Mesa ~!ISS4
Sent•AN.CAt270t entndMOull~lnf Illa ...... •"""°" Ill .... "'-"iOr•.0......--1---------Tht ~ lddreal. 1nO ~ O!engo COlllll oour1 tor "' «*' ...,_. ._ ftaJC m1Q IU~~it"I~ ~-number of . ..,,. Doll) Plot ... Cll 2t. Aorll 5. pM!tiolter to ~ .. c.... • ..... M-1---------
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~-,-·, ......,.Qllpll ''° ...... , Colee .... .... so
tiff's enomey. or l)lllM!ff 12 It 1MI ,_"°"'~Paul "°"°" ....,. .., r • r , • -.. -....... .,,. .-out 111 attor"9y. • LAW • ' T 101 to cam.on vemon ,....., .... ...., ~....., ..,_ •
OfftCES Of JAMES J Of " • ,_., ~ .... C • *' ...... Wftl GP ~M. A Prol--'Onal .....C ll)flC( al l*90N '""" f In.. "t Wiid ~ COlllll •A z a L e. a 1 f MA
CO' .. "!.!.!Of~~ ~ ......, ........ ..... .,. ..... ...,. ' "· ... = -· ......... ~ -...... ....,..... ...... .nee ....... ""'court en Dlll*t· ,... --. e. aw
CA M101 (7 ") 551-7'01 WTlla _. ,.,.,. Mo I et 100 Chic 1WUI .. GP NliiW 10
OATI MAYAtO 1115 Nollc9111...,...,1Mt c.... ~Welt, ...... u •91Taft
Lm A. •111cet. ~ IN 9oerd of T,,,.... of tN Meo ~. on 51 tt, PmJC m11C( lnAft -
., ~ ,......, ...., Huntinfton 9Mclt Onion ttll. It I 4J o"dodl ""'· ,._._,
11'4 tr1.Ud Or-. Co.I Hlall kftool Ol9tna .. ,. aftd "*" end .,_. ...,. mTICI To• ...._ • •a•• ~ .... /lflrt 1~· tt. M. ceJ\oit .-.cf btdl tot~ ~ rl _,,.., ,..., ..., W--o •• a _. Gee 11 aent M11J I, 9111 '"I ATHlETlC ~Q _. .--tot CiMl'll fl Noeotll~pm-.. *Dl. ~
l112 or to .... MIM ...... NIM .. lo•ilaf~ .... IJTHA 119'MA9'0 alto ..
• F'teaM atop by to file your
flctltlou• ~ statement at
the Daity PMot Legm 0epwt.
ment. 330 Welt Sey. eo.ta
MeM. Celtfornla. " you can not
ltop by, ~ call UI
at (714) 942-'321. Exten16on
315 or 318 llnd we _... milk•
arrangement• fOf you to handle
""' proceckn by tnllle.
" you ehould haw any further qUMtlonl, plMee Cllll UI and we
Witt be more then Qled to _..
you.
Good luck In your
new bul6f1 ••ti
' A
TUESDAY, APRIL 12, 1988 25 CE TS .
RB attorney supervision faulted
Extended compensatory time leave in
Hutton_· s office questioned by officials
said.
Cit) Councilman Jal·k Kell) who
noted Sanger·s absence and com-
pla.ined about 11 an a memo to City
Administrator Paul Cook an Novem-
ber. said Monda) he believed that
Sangster was absent from work for as.
long as three mon1hs.
more than eight hours a da~ -wa~
··far too liberal "
The Cll} admin1str.11or \aid that
rules regula11ng compen!>aton 11ml'
ha\e been lightened and ~Ill be
tightened e'en funht'r to ixrm11 a
ma\1mum of 1hree da\\ d 'ear lor
"Someone has to be 1hc bad guy
and ma~e sure emplO}ccs sign an and
~ out Someone bas to bt the
t'nforcer ··
Walter E Bur~ v.orkcd a fulJ-ttm('
Job at the '>d me 11me at L .S Distnct
Court m Lo., ~ ngt'lt'5
lktec11' c:'> rcponedl) are trying 10
determmr 1f Burk. v.-ho has a law
degree but v.-as a dcpanmcnt analyst
for Hutton. v.as paid by both aacnc1es
for working '>Omt of the same days
By ROBERT BARKER
oi .. .,.., .... .w
A policy permitting a lawyer to take
an ex tended absence from has job late
last year in Huntington Beach City
Attorney Gail Hutton's embattled
legal depanment was questio ned an a
Cher and Michael
Douglas take the top act-
ing awards, but It was
"The Last Emperlor" that
dominated the Academy
Awards./A7
California
A guilt-ridden hit-and-run
driver actually ran over a
man who was already
dead, police say./ M
Nation
A breakdown In the "code
of ~lence" has Mafia fam-
ilies on the run./ M
Coast
An lsraetl leader makes
an lmp8"'oned case for
moderation before an Or-
ange Coast audien·ce./ A3
World
Hijackers kill a second
passenger aboard a
Kuwaiti airliner./ A5
lndez
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memo circulated in City Hall last
November. it was teamed Monda)'.
Officials alleged that Deputy City
Attorney Bob Sangster was awa)
from has job for as long as three
months late last )Car because of
compensatory ume that he had
acc~ed working oven.me. officials
Cook said he believed that Sangster
was awa) from has JOb for about two
months. E'en at that. Cook said.
Hutto n's pollq on compensator)
11me -11me accrued for v.o rkmg
supen l'>OI') ixrsonnel · ·
Cook said 11 v.ould lom111ute an
abu~ 1f 1he "liberal" pohc~ v.crc
allov.ed to con11nue
··11 all bo1lsdov.n that ""l'.'t' got w
run a tighter ship .. ( oo~ !>aid
<;~ng!>ter said ht' IAouldn't com·
ment and urged that quesuons abou1
the compensaton 11me issue be
directed 10 H utton~ But Hutton could
not be reached for rommcnl
Hun11ngton Beach pohct· detec-
t1 '~ ha'e launched .rn 1n,e ... 11ga11on
1010 allega11ons that ano ther t'm·
plo~ ee an Hutton's dt'panment.
Bu r~ ""hu ""a' paid S40.000 a year.
resigned offaualh A.pnl I when
rnnfronted ~' Jilega11ons from a
(Pleaee eee A TTORJlfEY / A2)
LB merchants
oppose parking
fee doubling
Sbarhig a view ·
Want city to hold off
until plan devised to
solve space shortage
By PAUL ARCHIPLEY
Of ..............
Laguna 8eac-h merchants wall op-
pose a proposal 10 d<'ublc parking
meter fees tonight be<-auSt cny of·
fic1als have failed to pro,•1dc long·
term plans for soh·1ng the downtown
parking crunch.
At a Town HaJI mC('tlng attended
b)' 50 area busmen pcoplr Monda).
the overwhelming ma1ont) voted 10
oppose a proposal to increase f~
from 50 cents to SI per hour.
The f~ 1ncrea.st v.asn't deemed
excess1'c b) most. But mert'hants
want assurances 1hat an cst.amated
$760.000 an nev. rc'rnues won't be
absorbed into the Cll) ·, general fund
and put tov.<ard unrcl:lted expenses
instead of being used to solve parung
and traffic problems.
~ ..._. crow• m&f be 1oae, bat <>nqeCout ... t1Mr m't.J119tfortlae blrd9
u a lcical aaa•H at llelaler Pu'k ID Lafaaa
8-clL Temperatue MOa &Joq the
coutliDe today will be ID tie SO., IDl&ad to
n-.r80.
"We have to tell th(' Cal) Counetl
we don·t v.-ant to Stt that moncv
e'aporatc.'· said Chamber of Com··
merce Ptn1den1 Don B~k
Black propoSC'd mn-c-hanu ask the
council 10 establish a t<\Sk forct v.'lth
Reading e:i:pert may hold the keys
BJ LANCE IGNON ..............
Frederick Williams thanks students have
~uer thinp to do than spend aJI their time slued to their school work.
"When you're youna you shouldn't spend
all your time studying. That's sross." said
Williams.~~. usina the vernacular of his founh-
&rade students at CoUeat Park Elementary
School in Costa Mesa.
But as an educator. Williams would be the
last to tell students to ianorc their studies.
Rather. he advocates a more efficient way to
soak up information -The Frederick Williams
Rcadina System.
Aftn-more than 20 years of research. much
of it accomplished while rcscarchina has
doctoral dissertation in 1982. Williams said he
has developed a rcvolut1onal') system to teach
rcad1na.
The average person plows throU&h 300
words per minute w1th rad1call) varyi ng desrces
of rttall. Williams cla ims that after usually no
more than 10 lessons. his students read from
900 to 6.000 words per minute.
But speed 1s-0f sccondary importance.
"Total recall is m ) goal." he said dunni a
recent interview at his house an Mission V1c10.
where he conducts the private rcadina lessons.
"It doesn't do any aood to crank up anyone's
speed if they can't remember what they read.""
Williams said he has no problem rcalhng
every detail of the 18 books He reads w~kJv
while workina o n his thnis an clinical psv"-
choloty at lntematjonal Colleat 1n Los Angelis.
But ifhe isn•t applyina h1S reading technique. he
sa~ s that da~ to da} facts -hkc people's ~mes
-pass through has memo!') hkc forsottcn
promises.
W1lhams has instructed ~'era! hundred
pupils so far Man) v.-erc )oung students.. some
v.11h reading d1ffirultlM. ""hale others s1mpl~
wanted to ampro"c lhcir skills. Ht sa)s adults.
including doctors. lav.~ers and graduate stu·
dents. also have taken lessons.
But nov. W1lhams would hkc to move on to
the bia tame. He plans to soon open an office 1n
M1ss1on Vacio. ""h1ch he hopes v.111 be the first
h nk an a chain of nattonwuk rcadtna clan1cs
The P.urpose would ~ twofold· First. he
and has v.1fe. Peay. would act n ch and he rouJd
QUll has regular leaching Job. and serond.
thousands of -\mencans would be ll'Cn an
(Pleue ... HADING/ A2)
c1t1zen panic1pa11on that would de-
' clop a long-term program aimed at
parking and 1raffic'°lutions.
Those sentiments were echoed by
businessman Ham Moon. who de-
manded the cit) develop clear auade-
hnes on parking re' enuc expen-
d11ur~
Moon caJled for a fi 'e· to I ~year
parking man.mcnt procram that
v.ould inteiratc ex1sttn1 partina.
future parking structures and ycar-
round uSt oflrams that arc now uted
on a limned basis
Moon c,·cn propoSC'd the city adopt
a mot10 "When m Laguna Beach.
Tram It. Don't Dnvc It ..
Moon and Black said the cn y needs
to change ns ph1losoph~ of rcquinng
on-sate parking for evrry business or
building.
··1f everybod~ w to have on-sate
parung and lhe> come aato my
rnuurant to eat. then I kick them out
(after the) eat) and lhe~ have lo move
their car to go somev. here cite. So
the) 'l"l' JUSl adding to the traffic
con1est1on.'' Moon said.
Both~n said the ctty should focus
on ard ~rUflf that woWd permit
shoppers to vtsit more than one
business. eat~ on foot orb)' tram.
ln add1t1on. Moon sugnted pubhc
(Pleue ... 11aacBAJn'8/ A2J
DA: Late
tax form
prompted
murder
By JOSATBA.'-' VO~
~ ~rdresstt killed has former
em~,~~ ~ stand1nt on her n«k
~u~ lhr Hununaton Beach bus1-
"\t"SS v. nan dad not have his tax
form ~ a ~tor told a .pcn~Ci>UnJW'\ Monda'
Dunne has opmant statements..
{)e-put' Distnct o\ttomc) Rick
T oohe' said K.c' tn Knsuan~n. 32.
of G~rden Gro\'C lcallcd o\nnettc
Robenson on Jul) 11 nf\cr 101 n1 to
be-r houx and demanding the docu·
menu..
County road project delays laid to C&.ltrans
KJ:is11ansen's tnal on .i sanale count
of murder opc-ned Mnnda) beforc
Supcnor Coun Jud~c Francisco
Bn1eno. The former ha1rdrnscr f'l'-
mains an Ora.Count' J11 l 1n lieu of
S:?S0.000
BJ BOB VAN EnEN .............
<>ranee County's hiahway im-
provement projects have upnicncxd
numerous delays over the put few
yean. but county officials now say
they have identified some ways to
bait the t.ckwant march.
"We'd been monimtru projects
since I 98S. and wt found that l l out
of 20 had fallen behind 1Cbedu1e:·
said Llsa Mills. a stafhnalyst with the
Oranaie county Transponatio n Com-
mission.
Amona ~projects \hat have been
delayed are the widenina of Pacific
Coast Hiabway in Huntirwton Beach
and ~ widenina of the Santa Ana
Frttway-Costa Mesa Freeway inter-
cbaf\IC.
To find out why delays were
occurrina. die eomm1ssion voted last Decemba to autborin a study of
Growth foes sue over
. Robinson Ranch pact.
•
project manaaementat Oranaie£oun-
ty's new California ~ment of
Transponation district office.
Consultants from two firms. Auor Dan~I and Parsons Brinckerhoff.
presented preliminary findinp Mon-
da)' at the commission's rqular
mtttina in Santa Ana.
"We found that project manaacn
tend to ~ overburdened; tha1 there
tends to ~a lack of focus." said Tom
8oprd. of Auor's t.ramponation and
'
infrastructure di\ ISIOn
Mills said Caltrans pro1ect man-•rs typically ha\C rt"Spons1b1ht1es
for the {>"Ojcct's actual deslgn as well
as Krv1na as a haiwn with local
governments.
"The project ma~cr 1s JUSt not
abk to stay on top of th1np. .. she said.
Boaard su11ested sphtuna
C,aJtrans' project development tee·
lion into two dcpenmm•s.. one for
project~ and one ciclusa vely for
proJttt manqrment
-\nolber problem, Boprd said. 1s
that CaJtrans has no \tandards for
how Iona spcClfic t)pcs of pro)C'Cts
ought to take to rompkte.
··caltrans lacks h1stoncal data with
"'h1ch to plan manpown and other
requirements.. .. he said
He ~mmended that Caltrans
collect data on put pmJUU and use
(Pleue ... aoAD/ A2)
Toohey al~ Rotx-nson wu hat
numerous times •'lth a v.ine decanter
ID"CSl'lltors found on 1hc floor of her
Afro• Lane home. located ncu the
1ntcncc\1on of -'dam\ .\venue and
Beach Boule' ard
He contends Knst1anscn killed
R*"son. who had c-mployt'd the
man at h« beaut} shop a 1ear earhcr,
after she told h am she dad not have
Internal Rc\Cnue !i(f' ·~ pepen he
(Pl•• -llUal>&a/ All
Deukmejian in Mesa vows
funding for crime victims
Criminal Jusaa P\ann1ft1. laid Gt
confcrtncc a1m1 to 1mpro'1e vtetim
le'f"ICCS and pn>eec1 tM .ti of
viClaml. "Cahfomaa bat been at the fcft.
front of victim Mlillucle llnat 196'
when 1t es&abldMd Gt ...... , ..
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Frederick Wtlllam• teacbn Llndaey
Stewart. a aecond-1rader at lllMlon Hill•
Christian Scbool ID LaCaDa Blll8. tecb-
nlqaa to lmpro•e reacttna Ullla.
READING EXPERT MAY HOLD THE KEYS •••
From Al
acadrmic edge that W1lhams believes
would have profound 1m phca11ons
for the counm
If students "l·re -.ho"'n ho\\ to read
better. drop-out rates \\Ould decline
and the ge neral l'duc:w on level \\Ould
nse. he reasons.
'T m going to do something about
11 ... William~ said. not ing 1ha1 11-
literan affect~ between JO and 70
million A.mencans.
o how does the S\ stem func11o n'1
·-r, e t~ ped his d1ssena11on four
times and I s11ll don't kno\\ ho\\ 11
works." Pegg} '-' tlliams said.
Basicalh. tht' idea 1s to match a
combina11on ofrt'ad1ng techniques to
the indi' 1dual.
Williams said the problem with
con,rn11onal reading mstrucuon 1s
that students arc forced to adapt to a
pamcular teaching tt"Chmque. rather
than the other \\a\ around.
.. I fi nd that ('\en one IS d ifferent I
desig ned as~ stem that could fit a wide
vanet) of people .. and that"s thl'
secret o fm, success:· Williams ~1d.
Dunng ,·he tirst 'iCSs1on each stu·
dent goes through pretl) much thl·
same routine. Read mg usuall) from a
World Boo~ Enl ~ doi:x·d1a. the stu-
dent 1s te-sll·d lor rnmprehens1on.
speed and oral dd 1\t'I"\
.\ second test dl'term1nes 1f the
student reads mo rl' dfel'll' t•h acro\S
or down the page If it's 1he IJitl'r thl·
student is ··,er11calh ori ented .. and
will probabl~ respond bt-11cr 10 sound
as a teaching 1001 .. Hon1on1all~
onen1ed .. pupils rnpond 10 '1sual
techniques. \\ 1lliam., s:ud
The 1m11al les\On also and udes an
examina11on 10 determine 1i lhl'
student ; re\erses lettl·rs. \\Ord<..
~ntt>nccs. or <.omet .mes en11re-para-
graph!>.
Once tht' rrobkms and talents arc
1dt'nt1tied. \\"llliams begins to a)·
semble a combina11on of reading
technique'> to match the student.
.. It"s not one or t\\O a pproaches. It's
a com b1na11on that dO\.'\ the 1nck." he
S~lld.
For 1nstanrl·. a \ t!>ualh onl.'ntl·d
!>tudent might rc:ad tx·na 1.f hc place'
a clear colored sheet o' l'r thl' page and
tilts the page sliihtl ~. O thers ma)
increase thl'tr ell1cicnc~ b~ rf.'ading
the \\Ords as 1f the~ were being
na rrated b\ a childrl'n 's stOI"\ teller or
1n a pan1c~lar rh~ thm. ·
Williams has 1dcn11tied 50 tt'l'h·
n1qucs. although he USl'S onl~ 33. He
said that some ;m· too advanced -
such as a mild form ofh} pnos1s -to
be used 1n his hoped-for chain of
clin1n .
The lessons -S ~ 5 for each group
~ss1on and $50 for l'ach pm atl·
lesso n -roml· "'1th a mone,-bacl
guaranlCl' \\ 1ll1am~s:11d tl\at so far he
has had w make good on the promlSl'
onh l\\ tCl'. On'-' of the students "as 1uo.lidge1~ to "l )ttll long t•nough to
learn. so \.\ 1ll1am-. ~1d hl· refunded
the mune' and told thl' student's
mothl'f w bnng the bo~ hack 1n a fe\\
'l'a~ after he '>l'llkd do,,n.
\;01 surpmingl~. the )o ungest chil-
drl·n hJ\l' the wugtw~t lime ab.,orh·
1ng the material. \\ 1ll1ams ..aid.
although he l'la1ms an ~um• can tx·n-
eli1 lrnm lhl· program. e'en soml'
people \\llh nuld mental retardation
But not all of \\ 1ll1ams· customers
\a1d the "~ '>ll'm "J' a rl'ad1ng pan-
a1.l'3.
~larsha R11. hard.,on of \1iss1on
\'11.·JO said the 1mpro,eml'Ot 1n her 7-
'ear-old daughter"' reading "a .. not
a~ dramatic a~ I had ho ped for:·
.. I think a lo t of 11 depends on tht•
child. Reading 1s not going to be one
of m~ daughter·s fa, ontc things ...
Richardson belie\ es the main
reason her daughter. Lauren. pro-
gressed onl) .. a httle b1C after 10
lessons was her )Oung age.
Richardson has )Ct 10 return for a
customan evaluation session held
one month after the conclusion of the
lessons. Williams s~ud that he 1s able
to often clear up lingering problems at
this last session.
R1kka Holle. 10. said that after
about nine lessons she reads .. a httk
bit" faster. although school is now
easier and reading has become a
pleasure rather than drudger). she
said .
l ) nn Burke of Mission 1ejo 1s o ne
of the most adamant supponers of the
reading s~s1cm. so much so that she
asked Wilhams for a JOb teaching the
program.
Both o f her children -Kimberlee.
I~. and Troll. 9 -\\Cre in special
reading cla'iSC'i fo r underachievers
\\hen she took 1hem to Williams.
.\fter eight lesson . Trott returned to
hasregular class. It took Kimberlee I:?
lessons to ac h1e'e the same result.
"The' ·re s11ll both in the low
reading· gro ups (of their regular
classes). but the) proved to the school
that the) can do i1:· Burke said.·· .\II I
wanted them 10 do was read and
retain··
More than an} thing. though. Wil-
liams g:ne thl' ch1ldrl'n the rnn-
lidenn· to \.UnlfX'll' \\tlh lhl·1r
dassmatl's.
··he (Kimt'<:rlee 1 \\a!> com1nced
she couldn"t d o 11 ... Rurkl' sa id. ··hut
he eompktd\ turnl·d that around ··
ATTORNEY SUPERVISION FAUL TED ...
From Al
dcpanment otfa 1al that hl· held Jual
JObs. coupled "'tth rnm pl::unts o t
alleged C\Ce""'' e Jh<,t·nn·
Bur~. "ho's tx·en l'mplo~ed 1n thl·
Cll\ for about 15 \Car' \\3S hired last
oCtober as a dt<f)Ut\ d1!>1nc1 m un
admin1stra10r in ll"dl·ral '-·ourt. ol-
ficials in that onin · ~.11d Kell~ said ~lund.i~ hl· 4ucst1oned
1he wa~ tha1 ··lllm r 11 me.. \\3 \
managed 1n 1hcu1 ~ Jlll•rnl·~ ·.,dcpan-
ml'nl 1n order 1u ix·rm1t . angster to
amass eno u11.h 11ml· t.• 1.1&..e off fur the
n tl·ndcd period late last ~ l'ar.
Thl' councilman said he failed SCl'
ho'' Sangsll'r t ould nruld al·c rul·
l'OmJX'n~to~ 11rnl' l'4ual 10 1hrel·
month" off It "'a'n·1 clear ho" long
Sang~ter·s rnmpt·nsator: 11me had
~t:n allow(•d to all'umulate
Kdl~ -.a id hl· hclte\cd that
..,ang'itlT\ ah'il'Ol l' "all not .. l'flic1ent"·
and that 11 '-"rl·atcd ··a h1g hok .. 1n the
l·11~ ·, kgal dl·partmcnt
Cook sail.I that 11prl'\1ousl~ \\3S left
up to thl' dt'f)Jrtml'nl head 10 de-
term1 nt' hO\\ compensato~ 11mc "
computed. In the cit~ a11ornq ·s
dl•partmcnt. \H1rkcr\ got 11 : hour\ olT
for l'al·h 0' l'fllme hour "Orkl·d. hl·
said
He said that llu11on changl·d the
poltc) this ~l·ar to put a cap ot ~ll
hours a ~l·ar for compcnsato~ ltml·
Other sourn·, ~·d 1ha1 Hu11on to ld
he r "orkcr<; that lhl'\ couldn ·, rarl"\ compensator~ 11me ,;, l'r to the nc"'
~ear and that ''a) "'h~ Sang~tcr look
the time \\hl'n he did.
ROAD PROJECT OVERSIGHT FAUL TED ••.
From Al
the data to formulate detailed stan-
dards for mon11onns r roJects.
With that l ine.I of detailed focus.
C'ahrans officials "'111 he able to see
1mmed1atel) when a prr>JCCt 1s falhng
behind schedule. and"' h~ 11 1s falling
behind. he said.
Ke ith McKean. director of the
C'altrans D1stnct 12 uffice in Orange
C'ou nt~. said he "a" pl<'ased with the
consultants" recommenda11o ns.
"'It's exactl) what \'C asked for:·
said McKean. \\ho .tlso s11s as a
member of the TransJ)<'na11 on Com-
m1ss1on.
Clarice Blamer. cha1nnan of the
comm1ss1on. also said ~he was glad to
ha' e the consultant-.· r«"ommen-
da11ons.
.. The $ood news 1!> that now v.e
have the 1nforma11on. ·· 'lhe said ... The
bad news is that now we have to do
something about 11:·
The analysis of Caltrans project
management 1s to continue for the
rest of 1988. according to Mills.
Some of the recommendations will
be put into effrct by Jul). when the
ne\\ D1stnct 12 office gOt's into full
operatio n. she said
Orange County was formerly pan
of the Los Angeles County Caltrans
district. and local o fficials often
complained that projects here wrn:
not dealt with as promrtl> as those in
Los Angeles.
The Oranae Count~ d istnct was
rstablished last June.
Officers in Penn
case not charged
MURDER TRIAL OPENS •••
SAN DIEGO (AP) -The state
atto"rney general Monc1ay ruled out
cnminal charges against San Diego
police officers accused of perjury or
excessive force in connection with a
case that raised allegations of racism
and brutalit).
"This mo rning we arc hrre to wntc
what I hope will be the concluding
chapter in a tragic and divisive case."
John Van de Kamp said in releasing
the results of an eight-month in-
vr stigation by his officr into possible
police misconduct in thr Saaon Penn
case.
From Al
nttded at her ho me.
Experts who testified during Kns-
tiansen's prelimtnal)' hearing said the
defendant's palm pnnt was found on
a toliet seat in Roberuon's home.
the da) of the slayma.
Kristianscn's attorney. Deputy
Public Defender Dennis O'Connell.
did not make an opening statement
Monday and was unavailable for
comment. OM of Robertson's former neigh-
bors also testified dunng the
preliminary hearina th:u Knst1ansen
was the man who was seen lcavina thr
victim's home drivina her Mercedes
Toohey. tho uah. contends the for-
m er hairdresser's defense is built
around the theory that Kristiansen
had a cocamr problem.
Penn. a black. was acquitted over
two trials of major cha~ in the
shootinp of two whitt' iiohce offi~.
one fat.ally.
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GOVERNOR VOWS FUNDS FOR VICTIMS •••
From Al
more than 300 percent. Rut. he added.
that incrrase is coupled with a sharp
rise in the number Clf claims for
compensauon.
"In 1987. we recei,·cd more than
14.000 such claims and paid nca.rty
S34 million in benefits for victims. In
two years, the numher of crime
victims applying for aid has jumped
50 percent.·· the governor said.
Dcukmejian rccogni1cd the need
for mort wrv1ccs. and said he will
seek additional fundin.J for local
centers that counsel victims. help to
secure their rights and guide wit-
nesses thro ugh the criminal justice
systrm.
Oranac-based Community Service
Programs Inc. is one such prop-am.
and rcttived an award during the
confercntt o pening for its snvicc.
For 14 yean. CSP has rttumcd nearly
SJ million to crime victims. The
JIOUP al~ operates several crisis.-
intervention programs.
CSP was the only Orangr County
organization to receive an award.
Eleven other aroups or individuals
were also ho~.
Drukrnejian said CSP and other
such groups have joincd the state in
leadina the way for further victims'
rights.
··Ten years ago. a child "'ho
claimed to ha'e bttn molested ~-as
o ft.en not bclir\cd. Thr problem ~as
seen mereh as a fam11' conct'm
Toda\ theSe ch1ldrtn "are taken
senousl) :·the gO\ emor said ... It used
to be that \\hen a "oman was raptd.
she was asked \\hat she did to ent1~
her attacker. In coun . shr was
questioned about all of her pnor
sexual npcnenl"·t·s
"Toda). all that hac; changcd ..
Their scars "111 long remain and an
some cases the) ne'er cease. lbut) no
one should rrmain :> '1ct1m. 8 )'
providing thrm wath au1s1ancr. ~
can help' 1ct1ms with the ir recovery ...
SUIT FILED OVER ROBINSON RANCH •••
From Al
l " ndcr thl· agrl·cmcnts. dn clopers
get guaranlN.''i that thc1r projects will
not be subJCCt to change~ 10 1o n1ng or
other regula11om for a specified
pcnod. u .. uall~ 10 11r 20 ~l·ars.
In rl·turn. dl'\dorx-r<. agree 10 pa)
fl'c:' to suppon lon\truc11o n of roads
Jnd other puhltl" lanh11e ...
\lost ot thl· agrl'l'rnl·n1s aprro' ed
\o far ha\I.· fal kn 1Allhin the S:!35
mil lio n Foo1h1ll ("1rcula11on Phasing
Plan. an ana1al road building pro-
g.ram for \Ou th Orange County.
l mkr thl· plan. rClad 1mpro,c-
ml·nt'> arc to be tinanr ed b' bonds.
hat h·d h~ thl· guarant<.·ed fees.
\nd thl' l'ffeCI or laYo'>UllS on the
u!>ualh Ol'f\ ou' hond market has at ka~t o·nc l OUnl' o llicial \\Omed.
Suix·n l\or ·Ro11.er Stanto n has
\ 01ed aga1n~t all but l\\O of the
devrlopment a~ements because. he
sa1~. county staff members have not
been able to assess the poss1blr effects
the la\\SUllS might ha' e on the
FoothtlJ plan.
.. What's happening 1s euctl) ~hat
I C"<J)('Cted to happen:· hr said ... h
didn't take a genius to predict that
opponents of the agreements ~re
~oing to challenge them in coun . .\nd
11 does have an effect on the bond
marh•t."
Count~ otli 1als. including the four
other super' 1sors. ha'e ne,·enhrless
hailed the Foothill plan and lk
agreements as a "'a) out of the south
count} ·s worsening traffic snarl.
But Blacketer and others cri11c1ze
the agn~ments for not containing
enough ..afeguard'> to pre,ent them
from Y.Or'l('n1ng. tn)t<.·ad of 1mpr\W·
mg. south rnunt ~ 1ratlir.
Shl· alw l h:irgc'> that the 3gfl'<'-
mcnts arl' unn inst1tut1o nal be('.ausc
the' tie the hands of fu ture d cc1s1on
makers. Future elC'Clcd o ffic1ah
\\UUld no1 be ahk to modaf, the
agrttments un11I the~ C\PI~. •
.. We could \ o tc the prest·nt Board
o f Su pen 1s11r' out of offict'. but \\e'd
Sllll be SIUl"~ "Ith tficir had d~
c1s1o ns:· she said.
Blacketer and Hile are scheduled to
meet \\llh count\ officials and de-
velopcn. toda~ and again on ThuB-
da~ to d1\Cuss possible pre-tn al
settkment of the la \\ suits.
MERCHANTS TO OPPOSE PARKING FEE •••
From Al
and private emplo)ecs take trams to
\\Orl from outlying parking lots to
reduce traffic and free up parking
space.
While an existing p.irkmg sticker
program for local rc.-sidents was
senerall} supponed b) those attend-
ing the meeting. one merchant com-
plamcd locals arr usini the stickers to
turn his hm1ted parking spaces into
all-day parking lots.
O thers complained elected offidals
ha ve proven inept at solvina city
problems and suuntt"d the private
sector be allowed to take over the
parking matter.
Black said those questions could be
studied by the proposed wk force.
He sugested touat> new siandards
need to be enacted so that tourists can
continue to visit thr art colony abd
bring wanted dollars to its merchanu
without destroying the qualjty of life
enjoyC'd by rnjdents.
"M~ybe wc'shouJd look at the (San
Joaquin Hills Transportation) cor-
ridor a~ a blnsing m di,uise." Blad
said. "hke the Great Wall of China.
The proposed fee increase will be
preK"ntC'd to the City Council tonight.
He pauses for
a m oment
to reflect
on af I lie has achieved.
v
He feels great and looks
great. Making you look
great for any occasion is
our primary objective.
(PD9H)
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