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FRIDAY, APRIL 15, 1988 25 CE TS
-BB planner quits, raps ci.ty ·hal~:
Claims staffers provide only half o the
needed inf ormatton; charges disputed
to approve the Piers1de Village com -
mercial prOJCCt on 1he ocean side of
Pacific Coast H1Jhway.
Pierce had been deeply involved tn
cit} affairs until he resigned last week.
officially telhng Kelly that he was BJROBDTBARUR ..............
When real est.ate broker Kent
Pierce was appointed to the Hunt-
inaton Beach Plannina Commission
19 months aao. he was thrown into
the center of a redevelopment war in
the city's downtown.
Police restrain father of
four children found slain
In their San Antonio
mobile home./ M
Business
Carl Karcher denies fed-
eral regulators' charges
of Insider trading by reta-
tlves in the Carl's Jr. fast-
food chain./ Al
lndez
Ad.Y.ice and Games
Bulletin Board
Business
Classified
Pierce was appointed Sept. 15. leaving to spend more ttme with his
1986. by City Councilman Jack Kelly family and business .
to fill the vacancy caused when Kelty But in an interview this week, fire~ Jean Schumaker for aUcaedly Pierce. 53, said he's simply fed up
stalhng downtown redevelopment. ·with city staff members giving about
Pierce took his seat on the Planning "hair' the information ncussary to
Commission the next ni&ht and-make good dec1s1ons. He alleged they
promptly cast the decisive fourth vote aJso slant 1nforma11on for projects or
.Showers
vanish,
but may
re tum
Sunny and cooler
weekend forecast
on Orange Coast
By GREG llLElUtX
Of .. ....,,... ....
Thursday·s much-needed April
showers gave wa} to sunshine and
cooler temperatures this morning.
but don't put those umbrellas away
JUSt yet.
Rain totals weren't high. but sud-
den and irregular downpours were
enough td'causc chaos on the roads.
send pcdestnans scurrying for cover
and postpone a baseball game.
For a 24-hour period through 8
a.m. Loda). Corona del Mar received
. 71 inches of prec1p1t.at1on. while
Huntmgton Beach received .94
inches. according to the Orange
County Enviro11mental Management
Agency.
Sant.a Ana rcponed . 91 inc hes.
pohc1es that the>~ favor He also
claims that staff members pla)
favontcs and not everyone gets a fair
shake.
"I'm tired of fighting City Hall.·· he
said. "The staff runs the cit) from da}
to da). I'm fed up."
P ierce's allegations "ere
challenfed. Kell) and other Cit)
C'ounci members said the) don't
encounter one-sided 1nformat1on
from staff e11;pens. although some
acknowledge 1ha1 the> can have
problems understanding matcnal
"Noth1ng's perfect." Coun-
cil"oman Ruth F1nlc) said ~Repons
somettmes aren't as clear as the'
could be " ·
"I haven't Sttn any 111ns of
favoritism:· Councilman Tom Ma's
said. "The staff is prett) fair to all.
There are procedures 10 follow and
the) (staff members) follow them."
City Adnunistrator Paul Cook s~ud
the workers Pierce 1~ talking about are
"some of the finest emplo)tts in the
Cit)·· who are fair and present both
sides of 1ssu('~
Pierce. tho u&h. wins becki .. ~
Tom L1,cn1ood. a veteran plan .....
comm 1ss1oner.
Livengood said that he, toO. b8'
grt'at difficulty at times in u..-.
standing repom and has requet1ed a
special SC!>s1on next week on how to
make them clearer and m~ com-
plete
''When redevelopment projectl
come before ,the Plannina Com.
m1ss1on the) arc not presented the
sam(' "3) thal a normal project is."
(Pleaee eee PLAJlflfSa/A2)
Jewelry
bandits
flee hail
of bullets
Owner of HS store,
robbers exchange
fire after holdup
By JONATHAN VOLZll
Of ................
A. gunfight erupted in a H ununston
Beach parling lot Thursdav after
three armed bandits ran (rom a
JC'ACI~ store wuh the shotg~n-totina
o" ner close behind. pohcc said.
!'o inJunes "ere rcponed 1n tbe
I I '\~ am incident. said Lt. John
Foster
Jack Pn cc. v.ho owm. Dt-s1gncT
JC'"elf') 16 4 1 ~lgonqum. said one
of the robbers '1s1ted the store
\\ ednesda~ sa~ 1ng he was shopping
for a n ng. Pncc. 46. and his wife let
the man into the store Thursda)
because the} thou&ht he was gomg to
lea' ca deposit for the nng, he said.
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Long Beach .79 inches and Santiago
Peak I. 34 inches.
The maid but chilly storm formed
along the Central Cahforn1a coastline
where it dre" 1n cold air from the
north. said National Weather Service
meteorologist Michael Lewis.
Tbanday'a abcnren dampened bueball
aplrlta at Anaheim Stacllam. Brent Zaatrcnr.
4. and la.la &nuadmotber. llerllyn Goodwin
...,,... .......... ._ ...
of lrrille, look on u tbe AD&ela 1ame wu
called wben tbe YerJ tint batter wu at tbe plate.
But after letting the man throu&h
the St'( unt)' door. the robber -the
apparent leader of the gana-lcft the
gate aJar. the shop 0111.-nC"r said When
he mo' cd to shut the door. two men
brandishing largt'<ahber MndJuru
burst in. he said
Weather
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Oatebook
A3
84, 7,8
81-4
A2
The S)Stem moved south where It
ran into subtropical moisture and
unstable warm air.
National Weathe r Servic e
meterologist Bill Hoffer said there IS
sllll a 0 percent chance that Southern
Cahfom1a will sec some intermittent
showers this C\ cning. t>ut the fron t
should move out of the area b'
Saturda). he said. -
However. showers could return b)
Tucsda)' as another storm front
approaches Southern California.
no" "as falhng in the San Gabnel
and San Bernardino mounams and a
"inter 5torm "arnmg was posted
abo' c 5.000 feet '\bout one-half inch
of sno"' fell at Mt Wilson between 5
and 6 p.m ..
The showers brought a California
\ngels' game to an· unscheduled
close. 100. It "as onh the ninth
rainou1 1n ~nahe1m tad1um in 2-'
'cars.
· The game was halted in the to p of
lhe first inning "'hea °'"ngcl pitcher
Kirk McCaskill had a full count on
Chicago While So~ lcadofT batter
(Pleue eee SHOWltRS/ A2l
The thrtt men took nngs. ned-
lac~. diamonds and even scrap sold.
he said The\ Aerc 1n the store Ins
1han fhc minutes before Ocetna. and
did not hun Price nor has wife
"Tht· gu~ "'ho sta~ us o ut was
prc:tt~ l OOI. but the others wcrt prctt}
nen ous ... Pncc said
Suspect in $2 million fraud retUrned
\\hen the-band1a piled into a smJ.k
car 10 make their escape. Pri~
follo"'ed tht'm -""h a 11-tiaic
shotgun. said Lt. John FostCT
Pmc fif'('d four shots, !lhattenng the
rear "'indo" of the getawa} car.
FostC'r -.an:1 The bandllS returned fire
"'11h the handguns It was unkno" n
"'hC'ther an1ronc an the car was
lnJUrt'd. hut nobod~ tn the parlung lot "3' hun. the lieutenant said
BJ JONATHAN V~E ...............
A former Newport Beach busi-
nessman was set to be formally cfwJcd in court today on claims he
bilked 95 people out of rouahly S2
million by agreeing to sell their luAury
cars on consignment. but allegedly
pocketing their money.
James Anderson, 39. was returned
to John Wayne Airport from Hawa11
late Thursday. said Newpon Beach
Police LL Tim Newman.
Anderson. who previously lived an
Ha"a11. "as arrested b~ FBI agents in
Honolulu late last month. Newman
said. He 1s accused of operating the
Ncwpon Beach Auto Gallery, a
consignment-sales firm that toppled
when a Los Angele5 dealer was
allcgcdl} paid with a bad check for I 0
De Vore quits 40th District
race, says he '11 support Cox
•1 PAUL AAClllPLEY in forums. but was unable to raise the candidate in than take my ball and go
... ..., ... -.. funds needed to ~ a credible home." ~Republican lineup in the 40th campaip. Cox said OcVorc's knowledac of
Conarnsional District primary He said he raised about S 13.SOO by the Pentagon would make him "a
th· ned 12 Tb nda hen Charles the end of March. but was cxptttin1 arut addition to o ur brain trust.'' ~~ore ':nnoun'::.cci li: withdrawal torc«iveanotherSIS.OOOtoS20.000 "He's the only other candidale in
and th h. rt t ,..,.. · .. ,__.._. from conservative political 11C1ion the ract who served in the Rcapn rcw 1s suppo o '-"""' ...,.._. d · .. C ·d .. d I Cox. committees. a m1nistrat1on. ox sa1 • an
Coll said he was .. detiatned" to DeVore said he would ask the know. he believes. as I do that
hive 0evore·s suppon ... particularly PACs to contribute to Cox's cam-exP:Cnence on . n~t1onal an~ 1ntcr-
becliptc as a fellow c:andicta1e k' hn-~ ------nauonal issue~ ts am port.ant.
been able to view eech of'us al thcte -"lie accurately reflects my con-OcV.ore said he and C~x ~
forums and themdol1ement meansa serva1ive beliefs. .. uid ~Vore. a at~racuna ~!'C samc.con!ef'Vattvc <:!>"· lot as a rauJL.. former ~onal lwton with the sutucncy .. Plus. with my cvanarhcal
De Vore h8d established himldf as Pntaaon. conservative -.mcnt we can really
a IOlid comenali~ and ICOftld well .. rd rat.her do my bi• to ,et a IOC)d (Plw1 .. OS YOlt&/d)
-
BM\\ she sold to the business.
He faces ~I counts of grand theft
stemming from the " elaborate
C'mbczzlcment scheme allCJedly o~
crated out of the West Pacific Coast
H1gh"a) business. He as being held
on SS00.000 bail an the Newpon C'it)
CMrl•DeVon
Jail
~nderson "as p~sadent of the
com pan) "'hen tt o pened 1n late I q 6
The firm ceased opera11ons earl~ this
, car after allegattons of 1mpropnet~
The bus1n~s has sin~ bttn tom
.\ ti~ 'ta ndt'r who saw the exchansc
of ~unfirc followed the robbers· ca r
(Pleue ... SOSPSCT I A2) (Pleue eee SHOOTOUT I A2)
Child care poses
growing challenge
forOCemployers
By 808 V 4N En.EN oe .. ...,,... ...
A nc111. em~oytt at PaClfi c Mutual Ltf<' Insurance Co 1n Newport
Beach asked so many qu~uons about the. rompan~ 's child care --t19--''"'""'Lolll"n~ '!'Ol!:!ffi!.J,h~em lcn_ec rcla11on' manager Jo,ce Bun~~-~
•ondc~ what aecs his ch11drtn 'A ('!'('
"He told me he wasn't even mame-d \Ct he JUSt "anted to lno•
"'hat lands of benefits wcrt going "' t'C a' ailahlc in the future:· said
Bunsc
Welcome to the late 20th ~ntun a 11me "h<'n t"'\flCns u' child
care 1s about to become lht honest item in emplo~« rccnmmcnL
·Court backs Coastal Commission
Many cmpk>)'U'S.. as well as local 1.1.atc and fede~I a<>'cmmcnt
off~ls havt pecked up tbt-message 1n l'C'('('n t 'ca~ tbat the •'Of'tn\I
coupk ..... bole ch1ktrcn Deed day cart has b«ome a national norm.
rtplac1na the "leave n to Beaver" fam1h of the IQ • m which the
father •orked and 1he mother staved home 10 cart for the ch1ldttn
"Worki"I mothen rcprcscni the fastc t grow1na qment of the
C'ahfom.a '8bof f~" state Sen Ma n an BcrgOiOn said at a mccuna
last Wttk in Irvine. says federal ency can't llnk funds to
ttoveto
"This 1s a strona sipal that lbc
coun bcl~'C$ that the fe!deral aovft"ft-
mcnt bas aclrd far beyond tb
authonl) in anmapt1ns to cocrtt the
Coucal Commission anto aban4on-
ll\I itucatutOt) 1~bdit1a, .. aid
S'8k Attorney Oenrr'81 John Vu ck
Kamp. who Md lmlted ttw .....
admin111n1ion of ··buraucntac: blackmut ..
Tbe ddputt is one of' 9tvcnl
bctWttn tM RatU admmittntion
and stale and k>c:al 90vemme:nts Ova'
fecknJ p&aas to ..,.,.-O\"t oil dnnu\I
olf &be California couc. ~ siatt comm1ISIOft. nan by a
197l \Oltt 1n1t1All~. "IU'8tes land
Utt &'°'W the C'OUtltM and II
authonttd b) federal law IO lftlnc"t
Oil and ps dnthna. and other ~
(Pl nu -COURT I ASl
Anoe.Mr u'ioawidt ~nd. o~f'\crs sa,, 1s a shrinluna •ork
fortt. wbida ..... empk>~n dun"' thc nc\t dtcadc art gom1 to be
1oot1na for ways IO hold onto em~o~ ~o.ad caft as at the top of the hst. l("('Ord1na 10 suf'\-'C}'S lhat bavt
betn \aka UIM)Qltma*>)'tt'S throuthout the untf) ... state AUomt)'
Gmcral J~ V• ck k.ainl> •Id 1n a recent Oraose ount) sptteh.
Plaftc Munaa.rs cxptt IC"ntt wtt.h i" ch1kka~ psqraaus a IOQd
rcOcctlOft ottht tmefll"I nauonal pencm. 8u"IC said -o..._ Count}' has low unnnp&oymcnl and a IC>Od chikt<are ::r.-"' as an ncetknt 1nducemau for empk>ytt rccna1tment. .. lhc .a.-t0tnt an~ Panfac MutuaJ docs nol hive a ehdd<aft
ccnacr on 1b premitet. •• tbe rompan does offer a 20 ~· ~ "' tM <'OM ol dMld ~ et •kneel da) care cnten fOr cm~ •ho dw>ote to \lie tbole ccattn. 0. of the m\~ ha~ Retreat lD ~ 8mc9'. II .,,
clnktml who aft too 111 to to to tbc-1r replar da ~ but wdl ~
(Pl a II-• D/M)
__ BeatriceClarkHollandt 81_, of LB _ Clear and warmer for weekend
Beatrice a.rt Holland, a Iona·
time resldeftt of laauna Beach, died
Sunday al the qe of81.
, A native of Hartford, Conn .•
ttQlland moved to Laauna Beach in
l ~~J and remained there until her ~eath at South Coast Community
Rospital.
She was the widow of James 8.
Holland, who died in 1970.
She is survived by her son, Frank
G. Echols of Solana Bc-ach, her
daughter, Jeanne S. Euler of San
Oiego, grandchildren and great-
grandchildren.
-A family memorial was held.
followed by cremation and the scat-
terin& of her ashes at sea.
Tom Imoto o_f Jleu
Tom Imoto, a lonatimc Costa Mesa
resident who once ran a farm on
property at the comer of 17th Street
and Santa Ana A venue. died Tuesday
apparently of natural c.auses. He was
72.
Imoto moved here from Stockton
in 1931 and bought five acres of
farmland, accordina to his nephew,
Kevin Uyesuai. Imoto grew straw-
berries, lima beans and tomatoes on
the land.
Jn May 1942, Imoto was moved to
a Japanese relocation camp in Post-
on, Ariz.
-WQrried about his land. ht turned
the farm over to friends. But the
people who were to oversee the
operation let it run down, Uycsu&i
said, and Imoto suspended farming
the land.
Instead, he built a service station
on the comer lot in 1958. The service
station started as a Flying A. then
convened to a Phillips 66. It was tom
down in the late 1970s. The property
still belongs to the family.
Imoto. who had suffered from
heart problems for a number of years.
was entombed this afternoon at
Pacific View Mausoleum in Newport
Beach.
He is survived by his sister. Ruby
Uyesugi, and her two children.
SHOWERS LEA VE COAST, FOR NOW ..• Flom Al .
Lance Johnson.
It was the first rainout at Anaheim
Stadium since Sept. 24, 1986. Seven
of the nine postponements have
occurred in April.
Local law enforcement and fire
officials said the rain was causing
numerous fender benders, but no
major accidents.
"We've had lots of calls, lots of
acciC1ents and medical aids," said an
Orange County Fire Depanment
dispatcher.
Irvine pohce Sgt. Gary Shull said
the rain was keeping his patrol
officers busy "and wet" responding to
minor accidents in that city.
California Highway Patrol dis-
patcher Janelle Clem said officers
were on the go from about noon on.
but the only major accident took
place at about 1:45 p.m. on the
Orange Freeway north of the Tonner
Canyon exit.
Four vehicles were involved after a
car on the inside lane began to
hydroplane during a downp(>ur. It
swerved across all four lanes, Clem
said.
Three of the four drivers and one
passenger suffered minor to majo r
injuries.
In San Diego. one person died in a
multiple car crash on Interstate 805.
accordinJ to CHP officials.
The victim was driving a pickup
truck that slammed into an am-
bulance responding to a multiple car
crash north of Murray Ridge Road
Thursday. said fire Capt. Glenn
Cheek.
Eleven other people were in1ured in
crashes involving 12 cars on both
sides of the highway divider. The
identity of the dead victim was not
immediately available. The cause of
the initial accident was under in-
vestigation.
Cloudy skies were forecast to
re main today along the Orange Coast.
with showers and thundershowers
accompanied by gusty winds to 30
mph at times.
Slllll wrltrr Paul .trc~ipley coo-
trib•ld lo ,.is rrport.
CHILD CARE GROWING ISSUE IN OC •••
From Al
to be out ofbcd and to engage in some
·limited activity.
The 10 percent discount is split
between the center and the child-eare
provider: and the company's annual
outlay for its Newport Beach em-
ployees is about S30.000 a year.
Bunge said.
Bunge said there is a tangible return
on that investment.
"There's reduced absenteeism. and
m ore peace of mind. because em-
ployees know their children are well
cared for." she said. "It's a more
stable situation for everybody.''
Another employer. known for in-
creasing stress levels among tax-
payers at this time of year. is about to
institute child-care program designed
to reduce stress and increase pro-
ductivity among its e mployees.
The Internal Revenue Service.
newly installed in the Chet Holifield
'Building in Laguna Niguel. will o pen
up an on-site employee ch1ld<:are
center next June.
.. This was part of a national
stratf!$ic initiative that came out of
Washington. that child care is really
important and that the IRS could
help its employees by setting up a
child-care center." said Molly Coler.
director of the center.
Coler said the center will have a
capacity of92 children. from the ages
of2 months to 4 years. It will be open
to the public. but IRS employees will
have priorit), she said.
Rates have not been set yet but
Co•er said there would be a tuition.
assistance program for employees.·
And Coler said that. because the
IRS has borne the expense of setting
up the center. she will be able to offer
higher quality care at a lower cost
than would be available elsewhere.
"We will have ratio of one care
gjver per three children in the infant
and toddler program. and one teacher
to five children in the 2-ycar-old
program," she said ... For 3 and 4-
ycar-olds it will be one teacher to eight
children. You would probably have
to pay twice as much as we're going ro
Charge to get that level of care out m
the community:·
David Rover. assistant director of
the center. said the emergence of
child-care awareness represents an
imponant psychological adjustment
in the rclauonsh1p between em-
ployers and their employees.
"It means tht' employer 1s takmg
interest m the worker as pan of a
family unit. instead of someone who
1s totall:r disconnected from life
outside the work place:· Rover said.
"As more and more families become
part of the work force. employers are
finding that it does not make sense to
try to divorce employees from their
family environment ."
Studies have shown that employers
who take this holistic attitude toward
their employees are rewarded with
h.igher productivity. he said.
"Employers have found that where
their employees do not have access to
good day care. there is a marked
downturn in productivit~ at about 3
in the afternoon," he said. "What's
happening is employees are realizing
that their children are home alone
and their anxiety builds up."
Coler said she has been trying to
convince employers in the benefits of
child-<'are programs for some time
but that only recently has interest
begun to grow rapidly. •
"Ten years ago when I was propos-
mg this kind of program to em-
ployers. no one was interested." she
said ... Today it's different. Our so-
ciet)' 1s changing from an employers'
market to an employees' market, so
employers are looking for incentives
to reduce employee turnover."
.\t Fairview Development Center
in Costa Mesa. employees also have
the option of bringing their children
to a day care center located at their
work site.
One of the real benefits of this
arrangement is that parents can
maintain close bonds with their
children while they work. according
to Jill Meer. d irector of the em-
plo)'ees' ch1ld-<'are program at Fair-
''1ew.
"The accessibility 1s a real psycho-
logical boost to employees ... said
Meer. "When your children are near
by. you feel more at ease. People are
more productive because they're able
to relax and concentrate. knowing
their children are close to them and
well cared for.··
Like many employee child-care
centers. Fairview is open to the
community as well. although em-
ployees are given priority. Meer said.
Employees also get a discount of I 0
percent in the monthly tuition fee.
which 1s normally S4 I 4 a month for
infants and toddlers and $290 a
month for preschoolers.
Falrveiw. a state hospital for the
mentally disabled. began conside nng
an on-si te child-care center more than
I 0 years ago. when a group of
emplorees approac hed the hospital's
administration with the idea. accord-
ing to Mary Ann Grever. office
manager fo r the day care center.
It took six years to set up the
program which. at that time. was
considered h1ghl> unusual and in-
novative. Grever said.
"The hospital provided the bu1ld-
1ng. which was a bi$ boost right off.''
she siad. "And 101t1any. a lot of-our
equipment and materials were given
to us by the hospital. Without that
assistance. I don't think we ever
would have gotten off the ground."
According to Coler. the emergence
of child care as an issue in the work
place is pan of a growin~ awareness of
the social benefits of c hild care.
Van de Kamp and others in the
field oflaw enforcement have pointed
10 a correlation between child neglect
and the development of criminal
behavior.
Coler said she believes in the
rorrelat1on.
.. If the bonding process between
the child and a caring adult does not
take place. then there is little chance
that the child is going to grow up and
be all right.'' she said.
Compared to other developed
countries the United States has an
appalling shortage of good. affordable
day care. most experts agree. Quality
is uneven and the price of good day
care puts it beyond the reach of low-
income families. .
In Japan and most countnes m
Western Europe and. da} care is
guaranteed to all families who need it.
In Sweden. the government
subsidizes child-care families pay an
average of S 125 a month for care
pro\ 1ded b} highly trained teachers
who earn an average of SI 0 an hour.
according to the Public Broadcasting
System documentan "Who Cares for
the Children." which was shown this
week.
Day care workers are paid an
average of $3.50 an hour in the
U nited States. less than parking lot
attendants. according to the PBS
documentar}.
That low salary level. coupled with
the difficulty and high stress level of
the job. means that capable workers
arc difficult to find. said all of the
Orange County day care providers
interviewed this week.
··we have a chronic shortage of
teachers," said Grever ... Our teachers
make very little compared to othe r
workers. And these are qualified
people:· .
Most of those 1terviewed said.
howevl."r that they expected the
si tuation in the United States to
improve.
"They say child care is going to be
the issue of the 90s. and I would agree
with that.·· said Bunge.
DEVORE •••
From Al
put together a machine here." he said.
.. By me pulling out it unites the
conservatives and gi ves people a
more clear choice."
DeVore. 25. said he was active in
eight past campaigns and wanted to
put his experience to work for Cox.
Following the primary. De Vore plans
to move into the private scctorto pick
up experience for future political
fora vs.
SHOOTOUT IN BB ..•
"fhe menu's open and I'm under
no pressure right now." he said.
DeVore became the second Re-
ublican to bow out of the crowded
1cld-of-h<>pcfu!s--sec.lfi-n1-t&-RJ>la<:c.
Rep. Robert 8adham. Fourteen can· ·
didates filed in the Republican pri·
mary.
Prom Al
into the cit} of Long Beach, bu.1 then
105t it. Foster said. The license plate
was not recorded. he said.
Price said he didn't sec the license
plate. either.
"We were busy shooting at each
other. I don't even know what kind of
car it was." Price said.
Price. a Vietnam vetman. said
Tbursday's incident was the first
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MAIN OfflCI
~west a., St cosi. ~ cir.
Mllll .ao!eu llo• IMIQ Cas11 "'tM C.t. 91816
robbery at the store in more than a
decade. He has run the store with his
wife for IS years.
He also said he was unsure how
much booty the robbers sot in the
robbery.
"f haven't taken an inventory, but
it was enough to smart," he said.
"Some of it was insured. some of it
wasn't."
The nominee in the GOP primary
is generally regarded to be the
eventual winner because of over-
whelmina Republican iqistration.
Last week. Costa Mesa City Coun-
cilman Peter Buffa withdrew from the
race.
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Weather Service predicted.
Coatal high• are expected tor~ ftom 15 to 75 Saturd•y,
tolowtng lows tonight of 43 to 63.
AlonQ the Orange COUt therewtll be decteulng ctOUdt and
ah<>wet• from the north to the aouth tonight. Sunny In the north
and partly cloudy In the aouth on Saturday. Chitty tonight with
lows 43 to 53. Hlgha Saturday 65 to 75.
From Point Conception to the Mexlc8n Border -lnMf
waters: Winds west and aouthWMt 1'* knott wtth .... to 2 feet
this evening. Wind• light and variable tonight and S•turd•y
axe.pt becoming northWMt 15 to 20 knot• wfth chOppy .... to
'* feet Saturday ahemoon. w .. teny swell 3 feet. Partly doudy
tonight with IC8ttered lhowets and local heavy thunderstorms
ending from the north early tonight. Fa.Ir Saturday.
U.S. Temps Memphl• IO 56
Miami 841Kll 72 14
Milwaukee 50 2t
HI i.. Mpl•·St Paul 47 30
Al1>uque1que 14 42 Nuhvllle 77 so
Anchorege 45 31 New Ofleens ao 60
<;alif. Temps Extended
High. !Ow tor 24 hOUrs 91\dlng et 5 a.m.
8akenlleld 117 54
Allan ta 711 5-4 New York City $3 41
Atl•nlk: City
Eureka St SO
Frtsn0 se 52 40 46 Oklahoma City 113 411
Austin 114 511 LOS Angeles 111 411 Omaha $6 211
Balttmore 53 44 Orlando 711 S4
Blrm1ngh•m 711 48 Phlllld.iphia 57 3t Boise 711 53 Phoenta 117 1111
Botton 45 311 St Louis e1 38
Oak*1d 112 511,
PuoAo~ se 411 ~~~~~~~~~~
Redding 112 51 S f R rt Redwood City eo 51 Ut epO
Bu Malo 1)1 33 Salt Lake City 71 47 Sacramento 64 52
Salln" 113 51 Clncin11111 157 30 San Antonio 1)1) 14
Cleveland 113 37 Seattle SS 411
Cofuml>us.01110 115 31 Spo1tane 711 4t Oallas·Ft WOf"th 114 511 Syracuse eo 311
San Diego 111 $1
San Francisco 152 53
San JON es 52
Oay1011 118 30 T arnpa-SI Pl•SbQ 11) 53
OenYef 113 311
Stodllon eo s1
High, io. tor 24 hour selldlng 115 p.m. Topeka eo 40
Des Moines 54 29 Tucsoo 112 111 Oe11olt SS 35 Tulsa 72 49
BarstOllW 118 49
8Numont S3 48
Duluth 35 24 WaS111ng1on 0 C Sii 43 El Paso 74 44
B'9 Bear 45 35
Bishop 113 51 Wl~lllla eo 43
Erle 58 33
Fairbanks 50 27
Blythe 112 52
c a1a11na 111 54 Tides
FlagstaH 51 37
Grand Rai:>lds 50 28
Hono!ulu 87 118
Smog Report Culwr City 115 54
Lanc .. I« 57 50 TODAY
Long 8Nch 64 58 Second low 31>7 p,m 0.2 a 1 Houston 80 112 Pottu111111 standard 1nciex (!*)· 0-50 L A Alrpon 112 5 7 Second 111g11 9 .2 t p m
lndlanllPOllS eo 34 ~· 51·t00 mode<8le, 101·1111 Un• Santa Ana 115 54 SATIMDAY
Jacksoo.Mln 83 48 hlUl. ~299 very uMNlllllul. 300
811<1 1bo'i9 nau rdous F1111 figure ,.
Santa Berbara 511 53 Flrtt IOw 3:57 • m o·e
San11 Cruz eo so Flrst hlQll \ 10·01 • m 4 e Jacksonville 81 SS p<evtou. day·• ''"'"'° ps; Second .. Juneau 51 31 IOd•fl ptl IO<KHI Kansas City 60
Second IOw J·Jt om 0 1 Santa Marla 111 50 Second fll9h 9·53 p.m. 11.2
Santa Mooi<:a 111 53, Sun"''., 7 _23 p.m. r,_ s..uro.y 91 32 SMI a..ch to MacArthur Blvd 17-42 L8$ l/egas 72 54 IMne. Sltddlebldl V•tley 25-42 TahOe Valley 48 39 e· 11 am and Ml• a9a11u1 7:24 pm.
W•twood 511 54 Moon"''., e 54 o m . -S.turo.y Liiiie Rock 80 51 42
loulsllllle 70 38
1.egun1 8Mctl (lorecHll
LOI AnoefeS Airport .. 25-42 Y~ll• Vty 411 3t tie· 14 am. and Ml• ae111f1 al l •<M o.m
PLANNER QUITS, RAPS CITY HALL •.•
From Al
Livengood said. "Redevelopment re-
ports arc not ·as strai$htforward and
many arc very confusmg.
"The Planning Com mission
wasted about 45 minutes of the
public's time arguing over whether
the entertainment center (approved
at Pacific Coast H ighwa) and Main
Street) was fi ve stories or fou r
stories."
Li vengood said the buildings are
five' stories but that staff members
called them four because. ac~ording
to codes. the top fl oor was considered
a loft and didn't have to be considered
in the O\erall height of the complex.
These arc the kinds of things that
have elevated his hackles. Pierce said.
The same thing hap~ned at the
proposed Town Square con-
dominium project in the area of 5th
and Main streets. It imtates him that
staff me mbers insist on saying the
project is three stories. when it's
actuall) three stories of condos on top
of a one-stOr}' parking garaee. he said.
Pierce ~lso said he was irked by a
staff surve~ dealing with an ordi-
nance for regulating sales ofliquor at
restaurants. Staff members went
outside Orange County to show how
other ci ties did it and made rec-
ommendation!> from the findings.
But. Pierce claims. if the survey
would have included Newport Beach
and some other nearby cities. it would
hav~ come up with a different finding.
Pierce said he himself found that out
when he called the cities that had been
omitted from the survey.
Pierce said the staff members
overlooked parking requirell)ents at
the e ntenainment center project.
which was short by more than 700
spaces. but forced a local doctor to
build a SI 1h millioh parking structure
when he was short JUSt a handful of
spaces at a medical center near
Huntington Humana Hospital that
he wanted to expand.
COURT BACKS COAST AL COMMISSION •••
From Al
ti' 1ties outside the federal three-mile
limit. that affect the coastline.
Under the plan approved by the
federal go"cmment in 1978. the
commis~1on examines prOJCCts 1nd1 -
viduall) and told companies what
safeguards were needed to control air
and water pollution. under general
commiss-1on policies.
In a series of recent critical reports.
the Commerce Department has said
the state's approach leads to inconsis-
tent and unpredictable treatment of
dnlhng permit applications. and
gi ves state regulators too much
kC'way.
As a condition of a portion of the
commission's federal funds. the fed-
eral agency ordered the commission
to set specific standards for en-
vironmental protection. either man-
dator) or advisory. that would apply
to all projects. Thc standards would
have to be submitted to NOAA for
approval.
Though NOAA threatened only to
cut off the ·$227.000 earmarked for
the guideLincs. the commission said it
feared elimination of all $2 million of
its federal funds - o ut of a total
budget of $8.9 million -as well as
withdrawal of fede ral certifica tion.
which would end its authority over
projects in federal waters.
After freezing hiring and cutting
back inspections during three months
oflimtted federal funding. the Coastal
Commission gave in to the federal
conditions under protection last De-
cember.
SUSPECT IN AUTO FRAUD RETURNED .••
From Al
down.
Between July and December I 987.
dozens of car owners arranged to have
their Porsches. BMWs, Ferraris and
Roll-Royces sold by Auto Gallery.
The cars were given to the company
and sold to unsuspecting owners. but
no money was given to the previous
owners. police alleged.
Police sought to arrest Anderson.
but he had fled to Hawaii. Newman
said. When arrested there. Anderson
was setting up a similar business to
the Auto Gallery. the lieutenant
claimed.
"He cooperated with us while we
were bringing him back. but he hasn't
admitted anything.," Newman said
today. "He told our two investigators
(who traveled to Hawaii) that he had
been reading about himself in the
newspapers. though."
Also arrested in connection with
the alleged scam was Brent Howard
Clem. 31 . a previous manger of the
Auto Gallery. Reginald Kennedy. 39.
of Laguna Niguel, the last manager of
the gallery. also faces charges. Both
men we re arrested on the Orange
Coast.
While police say they have the
thrtt "masterminds" to the scam
behind bars. more than S 1.6 million
paid for the cars is still missing.
Detectives in Hawaii searched for the
mo ney without success, Newman sa~ .
A Tustin attorney said that some
insurance companies have begun to
pay the bilked sellers for their cars.
The companies initially said the cars
technically were not stolen. and
therefore they did not have to pay.
Exhibit hafleFS
OCC' s 40 years
in college gallery
An exhibit celebrating Orange Coast Colleac's
40th anniversary is on display through April 29 in
the college's Art Gallery.
Tiiied "Celebrating Four Decades of Ex<?tl·
lcnce," the exhibit features phot~raphs. trophies.
awards catalogues and memorabilia highlighting
OCC's 40-year history. The exhibit is divided into
decades wi th highli&hts from each.
The gallery 1s located in the OCC An Center
BuHding and 1s open Monday through Friday from
10 a.m. to 3 p .m. and evenings by appointment.
Admission 1s free and mort infonnation 1s available
at 432-5039.
Career changes viewed
A program designed for men and women
considering a career change will be offered Saturday
from 8:30 a.m. 10 4:30 p.m. at the Newpon Beach
Center of Coastline Community College.
Career development spccialtst Jan Slater and
psycholog1st·autho r Dr. Susan Christopher will
conduct the day-long seminar. The center is located
at 3101 Pacific View Onve. Corona del Mar. and
registration information may be obtained by calhng
241 -6186.
DAR studles fosslls
"Freeing the Fossils" will be the topic of
Saturday's meeting of the Clara Banon chapter of
the Daughters of the Amencan Revolution. to be
held at 9:30 a.m. at the Mercury Savings and Loan
bu1ld1ng. 7812 1 Edinger Ave .. Hunti ngton Beach.
Steve Conkling. a paleontologist for the Orange
Count} Parks and Receatio n Depanment. will be
the guest speaker. Prospccuve members and guests
are welcome. and additional 1nformat1on 1s avail·
able at 897-9766
Self-motlvatlon program
How to become aware of your own wonh and
creatl\ 1t} will be discussed Saturda) at a training
program at Golden West College from 9 a.m. to
noon in Adm1n1stratton 137
Or. Sonia Ganz. a consultant. author and publtc
speaker. will conduct the session. The fee 1s S20 and
more information 1s available at 891-3991 .
Job semlnar ln Vlejo
A seminar on finding a job and planning a
career wall be offered Saturday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
at 27405 Pu(rta Real. Suite 145. 1n Mission VteJO.
Career counselor Connie Lawson will cover
career interest. personality profile preference. skill
identification. values clarification and assimiliation
of informauon. The fee 1s SS and those interested
ma} call 250-5292 for add111onal information.
Dlabetes sesslon at CHOC
Compltcattons of diabetes will be the focus ofa
Spnng'01abctes Seminar at Ch1ldrens Hospttal of
Orange Count) Saturda) from 8 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
The program 1s free for famt l) members 12 and
older.
The~ 1s no charge for the seminar. but pre·
reg1strat1on 1s required Call 53~·8634 befo~ 4:30
p.m. for details. The hospital 1s located at 455 S.
Main St 1n Orangt'
Martlal arts actlon
The 1988 Na') Relief chant) man1al ans
champ1onsh1p will be held Sunday at I 0 a.m. in the
g\mnas1um of the Manne <\1r Station in El Toro.
· .-\dm1ss1on ts S3 1n advance or SS at the door. All
proceeds will benefit the ·Navy Relief Society and
fun her 1nfo rma11on 1s availabk at 651·2014. ext.
3372. or 586-4748.
CALENDAR
Friday, Aprll 15
No mecungs scheduled.
Monday, Aprll 18
• 6.30 p.m Costa Men City Coudl, council
chambers. 77 Fair Dnve.
• 6·30 p.m. Costa Men Ptauia1 Commission
stlldy sessloa, first fl oor conference room. City Hall.
77 Fair Dmc.
• 7 p.m. Lapa Beac• DoWDtow. Spttlflc
Plu, council chambers. 505 Forest Ave.
,.
Orange Coat DAILY PILOT /FricUty, April 15, 1988 * A8 -
Irvine joins El Toro airport foes • • ..
By LESLIE EARNEST ................
Testing the theory that there 1s strength
in numbers. the Irvine Cit) Council has
formally Joined forces with a coaht1on of
aroups determined to prevent c1v1han
flight s at the El Toro Manne Corps Air
Station
Counc1lmembers vo ted unan1mousl )'
this week to pa) S 1.000 to JO•n the
Coalition for a Responsible A1rpon Solu-
tion. which is CJ.pccted 10 eventual!)
include 10 to 15 c1t1es. homeowners'
Class at Back Bay
as!>OC1a11ons and business ~oups (oun·
c1l member Sally Anne Miller ...,,,II rep-
resent Irvine.
The Cit) has lonp been on rttord as
oppoStn&JOtnl UK 0 the atr base. which IS
in Irvine's sphere of 1nnuence
··w e Sttk to cooperate w11h all those
who share our views as to the d1sastcrous
nature of· this propos1uon .. said Irvine
Ma) or Larry Agran.
The coahuon was formed late last
month after a stud) b) tht fedtral
governme-nt was conducted to determine 1f
JOlnt use of the a1rpon .... as techn1call)
feast bk So far the <'II) ha~ r«et' ed
resolution~ from the Lake Fornt Com·
mun1t) "-S)()('1a11on. the Saddleback Arca
Coordinating Council and the Laguna
Hills (ommun1t) Association. according
to senior planner E'e SomJen.
Agran ~td the group will no ........ all for
the outlOme of the f AA rcpon Tht re ult~
of that stud~. onginall) due March 'I
ha'e been dela)'ed
Speaking at Tuesda)°~ C1t) ( ounctl
meeting. M1chad unnon. a roah11on
leader from the !"\onh In inc Villages
A!t~lation. !Mild he "'asenc:ouraged b' tht"
Enrironmentallat and teacher Geor•e Hammond
walta at the Back Bay for etudent:a to abow ap for
hi• unuaual cl&Ma. Hammond la an lnatructor
with the Environmental Fleld Studiee Protram of
the coanty Department of Edacatlon and teacbea
fifth and •lnh-araders aboat the Back Bay.
<.UUOl ti '> dl ttOn
"\\ere \Cl) delt~htcd that the ell > ha~
talen the 1n1t1atl\ e to help establish a
coalttiun .. Lt•nnon said
Tht' Jltton "'a'> JU'>t ont" of 41 scnei. of
mu' ei. b} In inc offa 1,d\ tu dera1lJ01nt UK
prupo..al!> In Februan the council voted
Ill amt·nd the t ti) 's gent'ral plan. changn'I&
thl"\1Jnne ba~·., dt•\1gnatton from "air-
pon" tu "m11tta~ ·
1 hat mJnl'U' er "'3!> intended to
strt·n gt hen tht• \It~\ hand 1n the e'ent th.L'
airport 1) e'entu;tll~ Jnnni:d An annex.a.
ttun apph\.at1on "'Ill ltt..ch ht' tiled thts.
~t'dl
Sate court says_
family can turn
off life support--
.\' JO E c .\P1 -In an 1mpunan1
· ri~ht·h>-d•t·· ld'>t' J \l.Jtr dPPt"JI' ,oun
hJ'I rukd that J ton\4.'f' a tor .. u tam1h
mt·mht-r l.in order hll'·,unport ,,.,tt'nl'>
fl'ffiU' l'J from J pat11.nt "'hu ~ind LOfUJ
"'1th nu, hante ul rt'1. V \ t•r.
Tht• ;. 1.k1. 1\1on \\ t·dm·\da1. b' thl· 6th
D1'llrtl t t uu n uf .\ppeal 1<.. thl ftr'>t in
( J ltforn1a tu dlluv. "'11hdrJ"'JI ti l hk·
\U'ltJ1n1nglJH· lrom J pattent 1!.hl> ha' not
\1~nl·J J d111. uml"nt authuntmg 11 in
Jd' Jntt"
l he ruling "'ould J lk1"' the bn..11her and
. •n ,en Jtllf ul '-' 1lham Drab1d. ~~ tt•
''f\kr rt·rno1. JI,,, tht: ft"eding tube that has
h·pt htm alt' e s1nlt' Februa~ : 91\3. "'hen
hl ,utkrt•d head 1n1une-, in an automotule
.i1.d1.ier.t
But CXput~ tate Publtl [)('tco~r
\!1,hat"I Pe"4.etta. appointed h' the cuun
tu reprt·!>Cnt Drabtc .. s tntCTec;ts said J)e
"'ould .ippeal to the state upreme Court
If tht" pa11t·n1 ha> not authonzed wmc:-
one d~ '"·"' nttng to ma._e the dec1s1on to
J1"><.ont1nut" medical .:art" "that IX'"'n' 1c,
too P'-'f\onJ I Jnd unique for a .un~r' al~'
tH J .. oun ur .J relau' e or a tnend or d
publ1t guard tan '" ma t" .i 1. ho1ce that
>omeone el'>t' "'uuld rathe1 ht' dead ..
Pe~etta said
\\ 1lham Orabtt ~ has ~n uncon~··ou.,
., nu.· :he JH 1den1 and all lhrtt Joctor"
v.h" h..t't' l"\amineJ him tiaH agreed that
hi\ 1.und111on •~ pc.-rmanl'nt
Pilots say HBfirm 's product a lifesaver
By ELEANOR M. COLLINS
.,.., ,... C.o $I M•I
The product of a Hunttngton Beach·
based compan) pro,ed to be a real
hfesa,er when a :-.:a,) helicopter crashed
into the Indian Ocean last .\ugust
The HH-46 Sea Knight was on a
maintenance test flight "'hen an unkno..., n
component sc1zrd up. causing the helicop-
ter to fall SOO feet 1n three to fi, e set'Onds.
.\~ 11 mashed int o IQ.foot .... ave<,, the
helicopter staned lO break up
"I thought "'C v.cn: all going to die:·
rccalled co-p1lo1 Lt Grego~ LaFa,e. "The
a1rcrafi began 10 s1n i... 1n a nO§e-do"'n
atlltudc Water rushed into the cockpit
through thl.' "'1ndsh1l'ld. \\ h1 ch had
smashed on impact I tncd to unhook m}
helmet cord (attached to the top of the
codtp1t) but I couldn't lind 11 Then I JUSt
pulled m\ helmet off ..
Seconds before the helicopter sank.
La Fa' e r<.'mcmbered rn un11p a pocket of
his aircre"' sun" al 'est to reach for what
the Na'~ refers 10 a:. HEED 11 1 Helicopter
Emcrgenq Escape De' ice).
Kno"' n to the public as pare .\tr. the
hghtwe1ght. ponabk scuba tank "'as
1n,ented b) L3rT) W1lhamson. president
of ubmerstblc S) stem<; Inc of Hunt·
ington Beach
LaFa'e and the pilot Lt tc'en
Rosand1ch. v.ere pinned to their seals b}
the smashed instrument panel crushed
against their legs
"Afler I clamped the H EEP bottle tn m)
mouth and took a good breath of air. I lost
most of m} panic.'' LaFave said "I undid
m\ shoulder harness and v.as able to kick
m) legs 31!.3) from the debris. I went
through the hole 1!.hcre the w1ndsh1elg had
been and s"'am to the 'iurface. where I
inflated m' flotation de' ice "
Rosandlch tned to use his HEED
s~stl"m. but his J3"' had been broken 1n
three plJces and attempting to put the
unit's mouthp1e-ce into his mouth "'as too
painful H o"'e~er. he did use a burst ofa1r
from the cann1sler to point the "'a' to
safet' In his d1sonented state. •l "'as
difficult for Ro!>lnd1ch to determine v. h1ch
"'a~ "'as up Follo"'1ng lhe d1recuon of the
bubbles. Rosand1ch "'a~ able to s"'tm to
the ocean's 'urface
The tv.o l r<.'"'mcn 1n the baci... of the
'"' in-rotar heh optcr "'ere also C'\penen •
get11ngan~"'here I l ne"' "'e l!.t'rc s1n~1n~
I "'a" pan1ck~ and I tch 1ntcnSt' pain in m'
bad • .'' Gam a adde-d
"For a moment I ga'c up But then I
'an l ed out the HEED bottle B' then Iv.a!> undl.'~ater .\ftff taking a ,oupk 01
breaths I "'as OK I iound a hole 10 the
fu~lagc I had to pull m' St'lr through 1t
since t"c aircraft v.as '"' ening." he ..a1J I
u..ed m~ tlolattun de' ttt' tu get to the
surfa,t.' ..
The founh 1.re"'man. T1rr oth' \ha,._a
an a' 1a11on mach1n1st's mate had 1urr.ped
onto lhe cabin·~ d('(lo. JUSt before ·1mpalt
p.in' ., produ1.1
·\\ e rt" 1n the bu~1nt"SS of SI' tng h1.~·
.-..i 1J 'athan Ro~nberg.. chairman ot thr
bc>ard · Lam 1'-'1llt.imson t has a com·
m111ment that no on( e'er die n~lc-ssl~
unJerv.ate-• ..
\\ tli1am in a hirmer aircraft machtn·
,t got lht• 11.ka for pare ~ir after a near
~r.J'I'. "'1th Jeath h1m)elf ~·d Ro~nberi
Tnt• 1.1..1mpan' ., president "'as scubil-
d ' n~l1tT(a1a llna l-.land1n J\)~b ~arc.h
in~ lt>r lob.,tcr potiing a large lobster ht-
lllll1.'"' C'C 11 int~ J:" • .inde~ ater can' on and
""' Jm h' .1 Jept!'i ,f ~1 ft'f't 'I th1.)Ugh t l \1.3"' at aN!ut l•)(l l«-t I
rc.t!t1t•d I J1dn t hJ' l' l"nou~ air tO mal<' 11
tti :he >urtace .\ I •truggl ed t<' mak<' '' l<' tht· tor I did run ,1ut ,:;(air I rC'mrmbcr
1h 1nl.1 ~g. tit-1,v·t· I tilad.ed out that 1
"'t'!>hC'd I l •uld JU'-t rcac h tnlll m\ r;xx Ll'•
1or onr brl"ath of •i.• ·· \\ lltam n <,.'ltd
Befort· passing 'Ut "1tl1amson pulleJ -Air force pilot Lt. G regory LaFan· the ,0 rJ "' h•' 11l'tat1IH' JC'"~ and ht
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~oJtrJ .,, the 'urrJ~t lo\hlR he ~'
•t'\C uC'd
"After I clamped tb.e HEED bottle In my mouth
and took a good breath of air, I lost most of my
panlc."
1ng scnous problems
.. .\t 500 feet I \..ne"' something .... as
"'rong. I heard thl' pilot \ rad1C1 call -
'Hold on hold on "'e're going in · I
didn't ha' e t1mt" 10 put m~ scat belt on:·
Pdt\ Officrr Francis Gam a said "But I
"'as 'strapped to m~ seat h~ m' gunnt"r') saft"t~ bdt -"" ti.·ct ol net11ng I JU<;t had
time to pull up somt" \lad, on m~ satet~
belt ...
Garcia said he "'a~ th ru"' n rr0m hi\ scat
to the main nibin d<"C._1ng "I ma' ha'<'
bla led out for a moment The "'ater "'as
up tom) neci... .\II I could st><.' "'as "'atcr It
seemed to be coming from the d<.'ck .. he
said Indeed. tht· helicopter "'as rolling
0 ' er as 11 sanl
"I released m' sat et ~ tie It but I v. ac;n 't
anJ "'3, abk w gc'1 ,1 u1 o! the helicoptrr.
4ut\.\..h He d1J nvl nl"ed 11,1 Uk h1\ HEED
lxHtlc
l ha,._a SU"-tamcJ a ~rn.._en dnll.1l' Jnd
cut and l'rutst"' Th<.' ,,thcr 1hrt-e, ·ev. 'Tie"
sutlTered ..-,1mpre'>", r fra, tur<'' · tic:
h.i.:
9, tht' ttm<' the ,·r: .... men had 'urtau'\1
the hr!t .. ~'Plcr ,.1-l "-~i.. The 'i"•u• m, ...
spt•nt atx1u· Jr .,, ur .., :ht-.hopp' Ind .in
(°)\.ran tx-1,)re ='t' n~ •t·~ ucd ~' ant lher
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rif..1 men 1,, 'x· ndu..-it'd into the .. Pm·
pan' 'L1te'>J't"r' Ha :• 1.)l Famr intended
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ur ;, :. :tic ri1h'J"' as HEED II The
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lh"lJ '.r1.·-..mcn J on't Jr''"" Jut· •11 13 I..
lll air \,,, ··l\l'd·"'ing a1r,ra1• haH' thn•
''" n ,,, ':!!l n '' \trm"'
Employee held in • • • h I omeone stok a stereo valued at mate on 1 t' os<o
S600 from a car parked at Goldt>n Coeta lie.a
Wt>st College.
'Wk:\ Thur\JJ' mllrntng lrnm ar
uni,...,, \..t•J .:ar rarl..rJ in Rluet'i1rd
<Jn, on Rl1JJ tht• '1..t1m ll'ld r-1111.e
Fountain Valley
L'sing a rope. a burglar d1mhed
through a broken sk~ ltght late Newport Beecb
• • • l h..-lrt,nt Jnd rt•.ir l!.tndshteld~ 0! J
1 "'1' t )ld~ml1b1k "'ert' !>hut out -
P'-'"'''bh ~' a ::~.ahber gun -w._1k
tht" .. ar "'a~ parl.l'd in th<'~ block ol assault, robbery
By JENNIFER WEBER °' ...............
A man who aTl~ly beat his
female boss with a 3-(oot pipe dunng
a robbery was arrested Thursday
when he returned to work at a Crystal
Court m"urant. polict said today.
Salvador Carrillo. 20. and another
man allClfdly confronted the woman.
who is the restaurant's manqtr.
shortly after 11 p.m. Wednesday as
she went into a subtcmncan parltina
lot
The tcCOnd man reportedly started
"lkina to the woman, 30. while
Carrillo allqcdly came from behind
.._...,...ll•cla
A hysteria! airt WIS counseled by 1
cri5is tam and treated at Paciflca
Community Hospi"l afttt she was
at\aCUd by a would-be rapiM in an
alley Wednetday 1ftunoon Mar
Bohl Chica Street and Edinatt Av-
enue. The man. who t~ off' tOmC of
the prf s clothes. WIS dncribtd as
vay '8n and about 19 yan old. He
was ridi111 a tbtcbcsd and WIS last
lttft headi .. toWard I ncart7)' part. • • • A prt watki1'1 to ICt.ooi sakt she
foustjt and kicked 1 man who pabbcd
btt from behind wt.Uc -.Jim• on
Oak Street. SM said tht man fell to
and hit her at the base ofher neck with
a pipe. investigators said. The second
man took her pune. which contained
$9. while Camllo allegedly htl his
boss ap.in on the head. The p11r Oed
with her handbq.
The woman. who was treated at a
San" Ana hospi"I. rcponedly ident·
itied Carillo as one of her assailants.
As the mana,er recovered at her
Cos" Mesa home Thursday, police
went to the restaurant and •~ted
Carrillo on suspicion of robbery and
assault with 1 deadly weapon. He
rcll)ained in custody today at the ell)
jail in lieu of SS0.000.
t~ pound duri".'I the ltf'Ulllt. • • • A sn>UP of mn rqK>rtedly fouaht
in an alley bear Bauer's amaurant.
11172 8e8cla ~ 0. rcponcdly
wielded I bilcW bet, \lliftl ti to
strike othc:r mn ud a car. • • • Two men earty dtit momina ~
portcdly sa..nmec1 tbctr fiits anto C'ltlMY s by the Sea. 406 Pltcific Coast
Hllh•y. T1tr --. wt.ct ''"°' ~ty dicf little damlilr. dro¥e a -.y in a
blue Chevroltt. • • • A man was taken i•to a.Mod) for
altcerdly lt}i• ·'° _, S 11 in mait and fish at RalpM--.
'\ Westminster woman com·
plained of stomach pain and a hun
left ch('Ck T uesda} after she got into a
tight "Ith someone over a pyramid
scheme The v.oman. who works at
di) cleaners. rcponcdl> knows the
person "ho came in1o tht 8rookhum
lreet business and starting arsu1ng
w1th ht'r. The dtsagrttmcnt became
phys1 al after the v.·oman alleacdly
grabbed the suspect's neck and tM
suspect slapped her f~. The two
were separated for a brief time. but
~tarted slappin& each other apin. • • • Someone stoic a S4SO stereo
Wednesday or Thursday from a car
parked in the 15900 block of
Maidstone Strttt. • • • .\ Fountain Valle)'. woman .... ,.s
s1111n.g an the Windsor Squart par\1na
lot earl> Wednesday momina v.hen
someone * f'Cponcdl)• knows
draged her from Mr trvck and beat
her up. The motivt for t~ ataack is
unclear • • • A 1984 T0)1>" loQlbcd tNCk was
reported stolen at 6 Lm. Tbursda)'
from a dm rway '"the 15900 bloa of
Mt Mattertrom SUttt. • • • Sorm-ont rcponrd his .,a)' 19&.S
Honda "('("Ord was stolm at about
l ~2$ a.m. Thunday. 11'r car was
parted 1n a dnveway in IM 9900
bk>(l of Winthrop Cude. • • • Guns.. a v1<ko as.wue rt<'OC'Ckr and
a amcra v.c~ st*" Wtdnttda)
from 1home1n lM 16100 block ofMt
Hartnts trctt Theft •'U no $1·
'-' ednc:sda' or earh Thursda' .lnd .\uto Jctailtn.g ~u1pmt.'nt and
shd into :i v.'lrehousc in the· l:'<Xl mof'(' than I ca~~tte ta~ v.on h a
block of Cadillac "' cnue The thief wtal ot S 1 ) • "'ere stolen from a
too._ Volks .... aacn pans before fl('C1ng. , chide parl rd 1n the _ bloc\. til
.\man ran fro~~ house in lhc ~ :lt' \\est (keanfr .. ,nt bet"'<'<'n 10.. pm \lonJJ1. and a m Tunda~ block of \.tapir ~' cnuc JUSl in ttmt' Thuooa~ morifing n> stt h1Slt"UO.-'mt·'"<' 'ima he'd.the .... 1ndo"" .. ,1 .:i
headC'd v.cstbound !>n Hamilton t-l~: f"Jt,Jn :SOZ'\ and ,101t' tlo\O t·
Street. The ~cllo"' ttl 3 Ford F-IOil 1,,f', "h le tht' ,chide .... u par._l"d 1n
was parked tn front or the house. but thl' I' ~h'd of . Up("nor hetlo\('('n ...,as stolen at about I_ .l(I am 1 1c;_,., '• nm Tul'sda' . . . ..
Someone stole a S600stcrt"O s~stem
betwttn 6 45 and Q p m Thunda'
from a carparkC'd 1n the~~ block Clf
Fa1n1cw Road • • • ·" burglar stoic a radio. Jacket.
• •• \ t''rld hle c;t<.'ret, l"aS~tte., and
aul1.' 'tt·n·o -..cJY '-tokn from a car
parl..\'\.1 1n the I i hlt1<'k of 4 th trttt
~l .... t't.'n 1-: :\ m \tonda'
bloUK and tckphone from a car
parkC'd at Cl)stal Coun The theft lrrine
rcportC'dl) occurred bet"'ttd 5 and 6
p.m \ ~•dent 1n the I{ hit'\:~ ui
Cirttnfi<'IJ reportt-d hC'3 nng thC' ~·h3n.
nel~ N'tnJ l."han&f'd on hC'r tclt'\IS10n
v.h1k he "'as in~ Pohtt crt'd1tC'd
the J1sturt\ancc to "an O\el'M't1,e
pn ng' ll'"' :"\o· m.,1uncs ~ ~
pont'd 1n 1he I a m inc1d~nt. . . . ;-
.\ pn' ate clean-up contractor~
, allt'd tn to clean an 011 spill 1n ttlt'
. •t\' .,, ,rm-drain., e roun~
h.11.lrJt'U" matC'nal\ unat .... as called
, ut ~ut the spill at C'ulver ~
l Jmflu' dn'<'<i ~a\ not a publt
h;i1ard. autht,nt1e\ ~•d
• • • Jc v.d r. "'a' ta .. en 1n two apparent·
h unrelatt"d rc<>1dent1al burglanC't. >.
~ltdtng dNH v.;u pne-d open on
\ Cl'\'C'll1 "'htle a "' ing room wind<>" "'a ta\..t•n out in the 4000 block of
'-' alnut \\tnur
• • • If' 1n<' l,ffi\.'cr. fo und an eldC'
"oman "':andenng 1n the fir!>t block
\\oodgm'c .\hhough d1 ntnt
'lh(' ,,.. ... ahk lt' ll''t' het addrM
olli'-<'"' "'ho tl'<>l het home
Short causes garage fire in Cd~
• • • .\ 9th .\' enuc t'nldmt told pohtt
Thunda) that t0meonc bed bur·
llarurd tht home of 1trms valut'cl at
2SO. In a 1q>ar1tt tnodntt Tbun--
da). 1 home on Holly On~ •-as
buraJ.arucd •1th a typcwntt'T' "'"
poncdstolcn. • • • .\ .... net tont11n1nc $7?0 was
~n ele-ctncal shon t~ted a aaraec
tire an orona de~ Mar on Thursda'
that rnulted an an cil1mattd U0.000
da~ ~ Beac-h flrt 1n1.esi-aaton
tf'llC'C'd t~ CHtt of tht ftrt &O I sbon 10
a pfllC hpt at the home 1t l Jasmine"'~-
A pastt1b)-rql0f1cd tht blatt at
about I 45 p.m •. fire offiClal said :.t'!
The Pf'llll' and an adJa('Cnt ••
room area wcrcp.itkd. caut.1Q1
$20. an damaec to the \tru t
L 1n con~u •as unkno._n
.\ rental unn located 1 'c
PJllllC ctCaped dafMlt No one •"JU~ and tht flre wu conuaa
abcNI 20 minutes
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M * 0r-oe eo.t DAILY PILOT/Friday, April 15, 1988
Bomb-kills U.S.
servicewoman;
terrorist sought
P--lane.hostages appeal for
release or~ ra prlsoners-
terrorists. Kuw~iti officials have re-
fused.
ALGIERS, Algeria (AP) -Two
hostages aboard a hijacked jumbo jet
broadcast messages today sayina they
would be killed if the Kuwaiti
government did not bend to the
demands of the Arab gunmen holding
the plane.
The two recorded messqes. almost
identical in wording. were sent by
radio from the plane to the control
tower at Houar1 Boumedienne Air-
pon.
The hijackers.rcle~sed o ne of their
captives Thursday during the second
day of negotiations here with. a
Kuwaiti delegatio n through Algenan
NAPLES, Italy (AP) -Police said
today that a member of Japan's Red
Army terrorist group was the pnme
suspect in a ca.r bomb explosion
outside a U .S. m ilitary club that ki lled
an American servicewo man and four
Italians.
Investigators sajd they we-re search·
in& for Junw Okudaira. 39. who also
is suspected in rocket ar1d bomb
attacks on the U.S. and British
embassie5 in Rome last June.
At least 17 people. including four
U.S. sailors. were hun in the Thurs-
day· night blast outside the United
Services Organization club in down-
town Naples.·
The Pentagon identified the slain
sailor as 21-year-old Angela Simone
Santos. a radioman 3rd class from
Ocala, Fla. She had been stationed at
the Naval Communications Area
Major Statton in Naples sin~ March
1985.
A man called a French news agency
offi ce in Rome today and claimed the
attack in the name of a group calling
itself the Organization of Jihad
Bngades.
"The Amencan 1mperiahsts must
die today, two years after their
barbarous attack against the Libyan
Arab state," the caller said in accented
English. "Jihad" means "holy war" in
Arabic.
At 2 a.m. on Apnl 15, 1986. the
United-State~ bombed the Ltbyan
capllal in retahation for alle~t"d
Libyan involve ment in the bombing
of a West Berlin nightclub. Two U.S.
servicemen and a Turkish woman
died in the nightclub blast.
The Libvan a mbassador to It al).
Abdulrahman Shargam. told the
l\NSA news agenc) that attempts to
link Libya to the bombing were
d is1nformat1on.
Romano Argento of Italy's anu-
terrorist police said investigators
believed Okudaira had accomplices
and that they were taking the deim
seriously.
"We do not think that the attack
was organized by the Red Arm)
alone ... said Argenio. who is leading
the investigation. "We think he was
Junzo Okadaira
1.1.ork ing with other terrorist groups
1.1.-h1ch we are still ti) ins to identjfy."
.\rgenio said Okudaira is believed
to ha\t~ parked the rented car. laden
1oA.1th explos1vt s. outside the club.
Earlier. ANSA quoted an uniden-
tified police ~me al as saying "the
Middle East nne · n seems most
llkel\ ... State·run . I television re-
ported receiving a call today from a
man who said "Justice has been done
for the Lebanese people."
The blast damaged the club's
in terior. wrecked cars and shattered
w1ndo1.1.s along narro" San Marco
street.
About 30 passenaen were reponed
being held in pim conditions. all
handcuffed and forced to remain
silent. About four crew members also
are believed to be aboard the jeL
The Kuwait AirWays Boeing 747
was hijacked April 5 on a flight from
Bangkok to Kuwait with t 12 people ·
aboard. It was forced to land at
Mashhad in northeastern Iran, where
the hijackers freed 57 hostages.
The plane then new on to Lamaca.
C~ prus. where 13 people were re-
leased and two Kuwaitis were killed.
It arrived ~n Algiers Tuesday night.
The hiJackcrs are demanding that
Kuwait release 17 jailed pro-Iranian
"Jn the ntme of God the merciful, I
greet my family and my friends and I
ask the Kuwaiti authonties to free the
17 prisoners held in Kuwaiti
prisons," said Soleiman Mohammed
Soleiman al-Mashari. ··1n the event of
refusal. they arc going to kill us."
In a second message, a man
identifyi nf himself as Mohammed
Ahmed A -Ajem said: "I am one of
the hostages from the Boeing .... and I
ask the Kuwaiti authorities to free the
prisoners held in the prisons. Without
that. the kidnappers have decided to
kill us ...
A passenger made a si milar plea
Thursday.
Mined U.S. ship reported
safe; two crewmen critical
mediators. " The freed hostage. Djuma Ab-
dallah C'hatti of Kuwait, is a 70-year-
old diabetic who doctors said urgent-
ly needed an insulin shot.
The gunmen issued a statement
saying they would not bu~ge in their
demand that the 17 pnsoners be
released. They said they stood by
their demand "even if the price we
have to pay is very high.''
"We are not highway bandits."
they said in the statement. radioed to
the control tower in Arabic ahd
English. "We are me n of principle."
According to a Kuwai ti offi cial who
spoke on condition of anonymity,
Chatti reponed that the hostage worst
affected was Fadel Al-Sabah. 33.
cousin of the emir of Kuwait.
Panama files
troop protest
Sabotage blazned in a~.mo du.mp blast
MANAMA. Bahrain (AP) -The
.S. Navy said the guided-missile
frigate that apparently struc k an
underwater mine in the Persian Gulf
w.as out of danger today. Two of the
I 0 seamen injured were in critical
condition.
Iran's ollicaal Islamic Republtc
News Agency earlier reponed that 13
civilians were killed and a number of
others injured in overnight Iraqi
bombing raids on the western Iranian
cities ofHamadan and Bakhtaran.
PANAMA CITY. Panama (AP)-
The government fi led a formal
diplomatic protest with the U nited
States today o .. er wttat it called
··violations of Panama's sovereignty"
by Am'erican troops.
The note said U.S. troops closed a
Panamanian highway during a two·
hour firefisht Tuesdav night "be-
tween soldiers of the United States
and an unknown group ...
ISLAMABAD. Pakistan (AP) -
President Mohammed Zia ul-Haq
said Thursda) saboteurs caused the
ammunition dump explosion that
killed at least 96 people. and denied
the weapons 1oA.ere desttned fo r guer-
rillas in neaghbonng .\fghan1stan.
··My personal assessment 1s that ll
couldn't be an)1hing but a very
effecti ve way of sabotage." Zia told
reponers durins an informal briefing
at the presidential palace. In previous
comments, Zia had not ruled out an
accidental explosion.
He said "somebody who is not 1n
ltne wi th us," was responsible for a
scnes of blasts at the dump between
Islamabad and Rawalpindi last Sun-
day that caused rockets and grenades
to rain on both c1t1es for more than
half an hour.
Zia would not elaborate. explain-
mg: "I don't 1.1.ant to hun the
inquiries" being conducted into the
ewlosion.
The USS Samuel B. Robens was
being towed to Dubai, Navy officials
said.
Iran said it fired six m issiles on
Iraqi economic and military installa-
11tin~ in the cities of Basra, Ali-gharbi
and Khaneghcin. There was no
1mnwd1ate confirmation from Iraq.
•
The Navy said the 3. 700-to n Rob-
erts was in no danger of si nking. The
explosion happened Thursday about
55 miles nonheast of the Qatar
peninsula while the Roberts was on
patrol.
"The ship as under control. It 1s out
of danger, .. said .S. Central Com-
mand spokesman Lt. Col. John Head.
Foreign Minister Jorge Abadia
called the act a "flagran t violation of
Panama's sovereignty" by U.S.
soldiers who "violated Panamanian
territof) in a visible form."
Four teens inf amily found
butchered in Texas home
Dukakis
criticizes
drug war
inaction
SAN A.NTO~IO. Texas l .\Pl -
Four members ofa famih were found
stabbed to death earl\· toda' 1n a
mobile home. and the bodu:s were so
brutalh mutilated that police dad not
recognize at first that one ' 1ct1m "as a
male.
··1t resembles the Charles Ma nson
thing. It"s the "orst I've seen an 2,
)ears on the department... Sgt.
George Wilson told the San ..\nto n10
E:\ press-News.
··1cs unbelievable . .\II of them .... ere
sa'agel: stabbed. 7here are kn1,es
broken off in their necks... said
Wilson.
O fficers were searching for a man
1.1.<ho was seen lea' 1ng the mobile
home in a car belonging to one of the
victims.
Police first reponed that four gi rls
had been killed. but the mother ofthl'
v1ct1ms later confirmed that one 1.1.as
a bo:.
The mother collapsed after 1dl·nt-
1f: 1ng her children. police said. looked lt~e ··:.slaughterhouse."
The killer u.sed an entire set of Officers \\'l'fC called to the mobile
~1tchen stea~ kni ves. police said. homt• in the Valla G rande Mobile
Broken kn1fl· blades were scattered Home Park at 3:~"' a.m. b} a person
around the mobile home and some who said a girl was fighting with her
~na,es had fx'cn broken off and left an bo) fnend. Stinson said. When police
the bodies. arrl\ed at 3:55 a.m .. Stinson said.
"It's a mes!. do"n there .\ real o!Ticers fou.nd the bodies.
ml'ss." said San Antomo Detect1' e Y' onne Ochoa. 20. said she had
Richard Roberts. 1oA.Orked with Jennife r Mann at a
.\ friend 1dent1ficd the vacttms as grocer) store until the: both resigned
Jennifer :0.1ann. IQ: Shannon Mann, t\\O months ago.
I" \1anha Mann. I ~. and Ernest Oc.hoa said the '1ct1m was shy.
\1 ann. 13. "She 1oA.ouldn't talk. but she asked me
.\ former neighbor. Janice Pope. about married life and said she was
1dent1fied thl' parents a~ Ernest and 1oA.anting to mo' e in with her
Beck: \1ann. "ho are separated bO\ friend . The\ 1.1.ere always break-
Pol11.c Lt. ~ eldon Sunson said 1ng up but she said she loved him.
three of the' 1ct1ms 1.1.ere nude. ·"She said that he hit her and that.he
Officers were unable to determine a lso broke into her other house but
1mmed1atel\ "hether the \'lcllms had that she st1ll 1.1. anted to man-):: Ochoa
been se~ualh assauhed. · said.
r\n ambul'ance attendant who was Officers said there were signs that at
1ns1de the mobile home park told least some of the victims had strug-
reponers the anterior of the home gled with their assailants. Father of four alaln children re.trained by police.
NEW YORK (AP) -Democratic
front runner Michael Dukakas blasted
President Reagan and Vice President
George Bush today for not doing
enough to fight illegal drugs. But Jesse
Jackson ridiculed his ri vals as
latecomers in the battle.
·-rm the general an this war on
drugs:· Jackson said at a breakfast
meeting with ministers in Q ueens.
Dukak1s, meanwhile. was meeting
today wi th Gov. Mario Cuomo. The
third Democrat in the race. Sen,
Alben Gore Jr .. ·was hoping an
endorsement from Mayor Edward
Koch would ,ift him into.content\on.
New i)olls out tOday confirmed
Dukakis' lead less th.an one week
before the New York primary. Jack-
son was running second with Gore a
poor third.
Senate votes sanctions on
Mexico over drug dealings
Real estate inoguls held in tax evasion
By Tbe Associated Press
NEW YORK -Bill ionaire real estate baron Harry
Helmsle} and his "hotel queen" wife Leona underwent
for his ltfe and even escaped once from death row. but in
the end he walked wide~yed and silent to his death in
V1rg101a's electric chair for the 1980 killing ofa libranan.
Rebuffed by the U.S. Supreme Coun after his lawyers
made a frantic plea. Clanton, 33, was administered two
jolts of electricity late Thursday night and pronounced
dead at 11 :07 p.m.
Democrats Dukak1s, Gore and
Jackson held a low-key debate Thurs-
day night. the onl) clash occumng
when Gore continued his criticism of
Dukakis on the issue of nuclear
weapons.
Republicans George Bush and Pat
Robenson -their presidential
rivalry reduced to a pro-forma con-
test Bush is cenain to win -were
addressing the annual Washington
convention of the American Society
of Newspaper Editors today.
WASHI~GTO:-. I .\Pl -Senators
voted O\eNhelm1ngl~ to impose aid
sanctions on :vle·oco for its short-
comings in the ""ar on drugs. 1gnonng
warnings that the move would dam·
age relations wath the U nited States·
third-largest trading panner
"This ma) be Just the signal Mexico
needs to wake up before 1t 1s too late ...
said Se n. Alfonse D' .\mato. R-~ Y .. a
leader of the efTon to slap penalties on
drug-producing and transit rnuntnes
that fall short 1n their enforcement
efforts.
But in Mexico C11~. the Foreign
M101stn released a statement con-
demning the Senate 'otr as .. foreign
interference ..
In voung 63-27 Thursday for the
sanctions. lhe Senate 1'-nored ve-
hement Me"<acan objections and a
plea from President Reagan. who had
certified six 'Weeks ago that the
go' crnment there was "full} cooper-
ating .. with the l ~.s. war on drugs and
should n~cCt\e all its normal U.S. aid
and trade benefits.
Reagan. 1n a letter to Senate
leader~. warned that the impact of the
decert1ficat1on bill "would almost
cenainh be an increase an the flow o f
drugs to the l 'nated States .. because at
would insult Mexico and make the
government less mchned to COOJ)e'r·
\He.
In separate action. the Senate voted
54-40 not to impose s1m 1lar sanctions
on the Bahamas.
. fingerprinting and mug shots. then quiet!) sat with other
alleged wrongdoers before pleading innocent to charges in
a 188-count state tax evasion indictment. Less than an
hour later. a federal tax evasion indictment was
announced against the Helmsleys. one of the world's
wealthiest couples. who own the Empire State Building
and New York C!l y's Helmsle) Palace Hotel and are
estimated to be wonh at least S 1.4 billion. They were
arraigned Thursday on state charges that they hid about
S4 million an renovations to their Greenwich. Conn ..
mansion -including a pool enclosure with a roof\op
marble dance floor and a $45.000clock in the shape of one
of their buildtngs - as bus10ess expenses and took bogus
tax deducti ons.
Escapee executed for murder
RICHMOND, Va. -Earl Clanton Jr. had pleaded
Surgeon's convlctlon volded
WASHINGTON -A military appeals coun said it
ovenurned the conviction of a Navy hean surgeon on
charges he killed three patients through surgical negli-
gence because "the evidence was si mply not sufficient."
The decision in the case of Dr. Donal M. Billig was
released Thursday by the U.S. Navy:Marine Corps Coun
of Military Review. Bill ii. h~ld. behind bars at the. Fort
Leavenwonh. Kansas, military prison since early 1986.
was ordered released. The court's 20-page opinion said
prosecutors had failed to establish Billig's guilt "beyond a
reasonable doubt.··
Massachusetts Gov. Dukak1s. in a
druJ·fightinJ speech prepared for
delivery 1n Brooklyn. asked
rhetorically. "Mr. President and Mr.
Vice President. what is going on?
"Why do we have the money for
Star Wars but not for the war against
drugs? And why did you pay $200.000
a year to a dope-peddling. gun-
running Panamanian dictator?" -a
reference to former suppon of Pan-
amanian strongman 'Manuel Antonio
Noriega.
SPECIAL SUMMER
Gang movie 'Colors'
.... opens amid protests
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• , movie "Colors" opens today tn 425 being a gang member."
theaters across the .country amid Six Guardian Angels including
protests by the G.uard1an Angels and Cunis Sliwa. the founder of the
others ~h<? ~lain'! the street-gang volunteer crime-fighting aroup, were
drama wtll 1nc1te violence. a~sted Thursday on charaes . of
But Dennis Hopper. the film's disorder!~ conduct when the_y tried to
director. called the protesters "ir-enter the New York City office of the
responsible" and said they were film's distributor. Orion Pictures.
encou~.1ing "blood to flow in the "The movie .... glorifies street crack
streets. youth aanas.·· Sliwa declared durin1 a
The movie stars Sean Penn and rally in front of the midtown Man-
Robtrt Duvall as gana·fiahtina Los hattan buiJdina. The poup had
AnF,lcs policemen. The movie, announced plans to "take over .. the
which used acti ve Los Anaeles-arta offict'.
pna members as t'xtr11 ancJ advisers, Sliwa said the flJm provides a
ponrays the wortd of the Crips and virtual .. how-to" of street violence.
the Bloods. rival aanas. who. use the includina the kUUna of a police
'olors blue and red. rtspecuvely. to officer and fos1en neptivc 11ereo-
distif\1uish themselves. types by ckpictina minority youths as
Some thatcrs planned to increase violent touahs. -
security today as the film opened. But Hopper said the protmcn .. art
In L'hicqo. police Supt. LeRoy whippina up the problbility aod the
Manin said extra police miaht be possibility'' of violence. ••Tbc pec>ple
assianed to petrol ntar theaters •here who art sayina blood is aoina to now
"Colors" is playin&. He said the mm in the strttU are alkina for blood to
miJht tend a m~ that the.re ii ftow in t~ streets."
SACRAMENTO -The Assembly has voted to allow police to t.tp the
telephones of suspected drua dealers. despite warnings that it could violate the
Pr:ivacr of innocent people. The measure, 581499 by Sen. Robert Presley.[).
R1 ven1dc, cleared the lower house Thursday on a 48-18 vote. It still needs final
approval from the Senate. Law enforcement poups have tried for nearly two decadesto~tCalifomia 1ojoin thcfedcral~vernmentand more than JO other
mtes in •!low.i"' wi~t.t~. But previous bil,ls have been ~~bte to act past the
Assembly ~ c!"m•naJ JUSllee committee. This year, a ~hhon of Republicans
and five d1ss1dcnt Democrats known as the Gang of Five have been forcing
floor votes on anti-crime biJJs that have been stuck in the Public Safety
Committee.
Commercial •cton end •trilce
LOS ANOELES -8oerd memben of the commtrcial acton' unions h•~ voted to end a three-Met mike apinst1hc Scften' Acton Guild and the
American federation ofTelevision and~ Anisu that cut b9ck production
of broldcalt commercials. Cu&ins ballou Tuaday and Wednaday, board
members voted 123 to 2=l0 I . ve I teftlative 1.h. ree-ye91 t'Olltnc1 coverifta
employment of all ()Om performcn, eccordiftJ to SAG spolcaman
Mark Locher. The vote · y suspeacll tbe IUike effective &oday, pendina
final ,.tification by 1bt 100.000 members otSAO ud AFT'RA.. lcder taicf.
The' boards will mail· ooanct eern.1 MCI t.lloa 10 -.bers 11n1 Wirt
recommcndi"I they VOit to 8"""" the COltb'lla. ne ........ arc due t.clt
May 20. '1Evft')'OM cu ID a.ct 10 WOft IOmOrTOW," Lodler llid 1ltanday.
"Cenainly all the~ are....., tMI die llrib is over. It's~ an
CU)' thina to do. but we feel tb8t we ecbie¥ed tbe IDOlt imponmn Drincipal
behind the strike and tbat WM f:ltablillU .. Plymetll Aw the cable me of
commercials which uted 10 be ht ...
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~ deadline, freedom
day gets wider
• Long. last-minute Imes at the post office and troubled-
lookmg taxpayers would seem to indicate toda) 1s tax
deadline da).
Well. yes and no.
Yes. toda} 1s AP.nl IS. And the fol ks at the Internal
Revenue Service will gleefull> place your name on a
scoundrels-to-be list 1f yo ur tax return is not postmarked with
today's date.
But as taxes and deadlines go. arto1her date should get at
least equal b11l1ng.
Mark Ma) 5 on your calendar.
Whtie 1t is Cinco de Mayo. there as another reason to
honor the occasion.
The fifth day of May 1s Ta~ Freedom Day ..
That 'is the da\ \OU theoretically stop working for Uncle
Sam. The average iaxpa}er will have to toil 126 days this year
to fulfill federal. state and local tax obhgat1ons. accordtn$ to
the Tax Foundation. a Washingto n-based research organ1za-
tton "h1ch calculates the dav by dividing all taxes collected b~
the total number of taxpayers and figuring eve~ penny goes to
go,ernment beginning Jan. I until all the tnes are pt\i~.
This 1s the latest Tax Freedom Day ever. Last y~ar s was
Ma) 4. t"o da\S earlier actually because this year 1s a leap
\ear. The lengt.henang of ta~payer servitude would seem to
pro' e that this ~ear's so-called tax reforms were actuall) tax
increases in d1sgu1 e.
For "hat it's '-'Onh. the best ~ear fo r taxpayers this
decade "as an IQ ~"hen Tax Freedom Da~ "as .\pnl 28. the
Tax Foundation said.
The foundation estimates the average taxpa}er will
devote I hour and 50 minutes of eve~ eight-hour '-'Ork da) to
pa) federal taxes and another SS minutes for state and local
taxes. Usin~ the same measure:
•housing costs I hour and 24 minutes:
•food and tobacco require 56 minutes:
•transponat1on takes ~O minutes.
•clothing costs ::!2 minutes of each work da~.
•recreation "111 eat up 21 minutes. and e' eryth1ng ebe
can be purchased for S3 minutes of work per da~.
Tat..en together that doesn't seem to Jea,e much time to
complete 'our ta\ return and get 1t mailed. whic h is "hat ~ou
had better do 1f ~ou going to make the m1dn1ght deadltne and
Sta\ off the IR~ IJSt .
· Man} happ~ returns.
Water deregulation
... We ha\e had our second straight "'inter of I~ sno"'
and rainfall. .. More than ~O .... ater districts ha'c reponed to
state officials that th~' ma' oc unable to keep up with demand
this ,ear . .\nd in an ;roni c s .... 1tch on normaltt). the cns1s 1s likel~ to hit harder m the nonhern pan of the state than in the
south.
The usual response to a water cns1s in Caltfo m1a 1s a
patchwork of coercn c measures .. rationing. public awareness
campaigns freighted heavtl~ with guilt-inducing pro paganda.
and helpful ttps on 1. onsen at1on. Already this year a wa ter
district in acramento Count) 1s considenng htrtng "water
cops" to monttor ~ople who wash their cars too often or
"atcr the s1de"'alk. :ind the "public sen·1ce .. announcements
are proltfcrat1ng o n TV.
.. Meantime. pc 1.1plc are encouraged to feel guilt) about
themsehes and resentful about their neighbors. Cal iforn1a·s
nonh-south hosttltt\ becomes a little more bttter. and Mark
Twain's adage -.. .,..·lmke) 1s for dnnkmg. "'ater 1s for fighting
over" -1s borne out once again.
... ""atcr agenc1c<; think of themsehes as quas1-go'-
ernmental agencies \\1th a m1ss10n to man ipulate behavior
rather than a compeut1ve su pplter of a commodtt) ... Instead
of setting strict quotJS and hmng enforcement agents. they
could agree to suppl) minimum allotments at current
··normal" prices and charge t-.A.O to three ttmes as much for
anything O\Cr that. Do )OU think people "'ouldn't put bncks
in their toilet tanks. take fe"'cr. shorter sho"'ers. and reduce
lawn "atcring to a m 1n1mum..,
... In the 1970s \\C tned handltng the rnerg~ cns1s wtth
d1rectt' cs. quotas anJ ration mg. Ex pens claimed that energ~
demand was special. and prices wouldn't have an impact.
When "e linall~ delontrolkd prices. prices rose to market
le, els. people: rnnscn cd more. ne" sources were developed.
prices dropped and the t ns1s petered out.
La Habra Daily Star-Pro1r~u
Gang of Five
The po" er equation an Sacramento is being changed. at
least tcmporanl>. b) the defection of the Gang of Five from
the s~ ncopatcd mar1.hing formation directed b) Assembly
Speaker \\ 1llte Bro..:i.n. It should be a change for the better.
The Gang of F1 ,e. wh ich includes .\ssembl~man Steve
Peace. D-Chula Vista. recently Oexed tts muscle -and won.
In a di rect challengl' to the speaker. the Gang of Five (all
Democrats) JOined "1th Republicans to force a major bill out
of committee and onto the floor.
Assembl) man Bill Bradley. R-Escond1do. 1s the author of
the bill at the center of the controvers). It provides that a
person convicted of murdering a child under the age of 14
could receive the death penalty .... But this is the kind of bill
that annoys the h~rJI faction which Willie Brown leads.
How this little n:~llion in Sacramento will~ resolved is
anybody) guess. .. For the . moment. how~ver. the
insurrection 1s benefi cial because 1t opens some windows on
what has been happening and reminds the Assembly Speaker
tha\. despite his enormous power. he is not invincible.
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· •Mtddl~-lncome people who are actually getting tax cuts are as scarce
as aardvarks In the ArcUc. · •
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Reagan,Congressdeserv~
all the credit for tar mess
By ROGER TATARlAN
With the income tax d~ltnc
hows a"'a). simple fairness demands
a t..ind "'Ord for the Internal Revenue
Sef\ ice. I nst~ad of beating up on the
I RS for the Great Tax Trauma of
19 8. we ought to be beating up on 1hc
panics "'ho really did it to us.
The true culprits are President
Reagan and the 99th Congress who.
between them. came up with the
"'11ch's brew known as the Tax
Reform Act of 1986. which was
supposed to simplify the tax rode.
The\ then handed the poor old IRS
the )ob of deciphering and enforcing
leg1slat1on so complex that private
ta' accountants arc calling it a
nightmare
Dunng the t~o )ears tnat the While
Ho use and Congress sparred over the
bill. the insistent talk of reduced taJl
brad.ets and rates had most of us
dreaming of ways to spend the
sa' ings. Things "'ere gomg to be so
simple that ~e could fill out our own
ta' forms and e'en save lhe fees we
used to pa) 10 people who knew what
the) ~ere doing.
Hah. Middle-income ~ople who
are actually gemn4 taX cuts .att as
scarce as aardvarks in the Arctic. Any
number of them will testify that
besides pa) ing mote to the govern-
ment. the> are paying their tax
preparers up to 30 percent more to get
the bad news.
Pnvate ta:io. e:io.pens beg.an caution-
ing us months ago agamst dreams of
lower taxes unless we were very poor
or \Cl) nch. For one thing. an
estimated 3. 7 mil hon Americans who
had never before paid taxes ar~ now
wtthm the embrace of the IRS for the
first time One of them. the 9-ycar-old
daughter of a fnend. has JU St paid Sl68
1n taxes on interest earned o~ her
college fund. Don't tell her about
lower taxes. While tu brackets add
rates were generally reduced by the
new law. so wett deductions.
"This could mean that your taxes
arc increased even thoush rates were
reduced," The American Institute of
Certified Public Accountants warned
in a statement in February. And. it
added. "the greater complexity and
exposure of the new lt:aislation may
result in higher rctum preparation
fees."
Very few tu prcparcn arc happy
with the added burden. Many arc
rclievin& their frustration with the
MW law b) circulating copies of a
highly critical "()pen utter to Con-
arcss" written by five tax accountants
and first published on the paaes of
The C PA Journal.
"The disparity between what 1s
promised to the public (e.a.. 'tax
simplification: 'fairness: 'tall reduc-
tion') and what is delivered is widen-
ing... the letter said. "The use of
Orwellian 'doublespeak· to ac-
complish the sellin1 of tax law (we
raise ·revenues· when we don't have
the 1uu to raise 'taxes') severely
diminishes the credibility of both our
legislative ~nd e~ccutivt branches. !t
insults the intelhaence of the Amen-
can people and is beneath the dignity
of a trury democratic nation.·· .
Urgini official Washinaton "to be
honest with the American people."
the five accountants said:
"If we truly need a tax increase. tell
us. Raise the rates. ChanJing a
number from 28 percent to 30 pm:ent
is something that takes only seconds
to do. We can all quickly undcntand
exact!)' what's been done. We
wouldn't ba"c to wade throuJh reams
of explanations to know where we
stand or what tt is you want us to do or
how we arc' to comply.
''Sure. i1 will take courage toopenl)'
tell people something they don't want
to hear. orsomethin1 you believe they
don't want to hear. No one wants to
pay m ore tax. But whether a taJl
increase is hidden or obvious. the
American people will get the
message."
The)."11 get the mcssasr. all n&ht.
but will they a.cccpt it? Or will tney
continue to punish candidates who
mention a nttd for hiJher taxes? In
their beans. all surviving pttSidentJal
candidates must know that hi&her
taJles arc the only way to reduce
Ronald Reagan's nistoric budget
deficit and national debt. but none
has the couraae to say so in public.
Ambiguity is the best policy.
If this campaign has shattered
some ronvmtional political truths -
such as the pttSumt'd imponancc of
car1ybird show1np tn Iowa -it has
also reaffirmed the truth that candor
about higher t.axes is like pushin& the
sclf~cstruct button. Former Gov .
Bruce Babbitt of Arizona tncd it very
early in this campaiJn. It helped make
him the first Democratic casualty.
Walter Mondale also chose to be
candid about hiaher taJles when he
ran against Ronald Rcapn in 1984.
·"Mr. Rcagan will raise your. taxes.
and so will I. .. Mr. Mot.dale told the
Democratic Convention. "He won't
tell you. I just did."
Few can have foraotten what
happened to Mr. Mondale -ccnain-
ly not any of this year's surviving
candidates. You arc not going to catch
them mcssin& around with candor
when it comes to higher taxes. Give
them the safety of "Orwellian
doublespeak" every time.
~ T•,.,.,_ & • •TMJald eel wt Ill s.en.-r..
South Laguna housing unit
problem tip of the iceberg
Granny flats are a good example of how
demand for housing out paces market
MARTIN
BROWER
Those who arc opposed to the slow-
growtn 1nit1att ve -due to be voted
on b> Oranie County residents at the
polls this time -should rejoice in
gaining at least SSO new votes apinst
the 1n1tiative.
These SSO votes arc the 27S
homeowners in South La&una who
ha' c converted their homn during
the past years into so-<alled "aranny
flats" and the 27 5 penons who have
rented thcst units from them.
In fact. the potential anti slow-
aro wth vote could be even hiJher in
that m0$t of the homcownen ~
ably have two or more votes in their
homes and many of the renters are
two or more people.
What has happened over the yean
is that 275 of the 400.homeowners in
South l.qu~ the formerly unin·
corporatcd county area recently 1n-
ncxcd by the city of Lacuna Beach.
have appattntly illeplly convened
their homn to create a rental unit as
pert of their property.
In 10mc c.atn this ha been done by
pertit1onina, an tome caws by ad·
ditiom. and in tome caws by merdy convcnins ..,.,_
Now that SoUth Lapaa is pen of
the city of Lapaa le8dl1 lbetc units
are contidered by tbr aty IO be i"
violation of the buildi ... code. and .. toe of excitcmmt ha aupled in this
otherwite pacd'ul ~ted
com••i'Y· Many ~ts o( ~ le8ch fed tbat the .. .,..ny fla11 llave IO JD. a:t COftlCS1ioa wt eclded ..m111
pr ms.
1u1 Of'POI!• .., dlMee it me
Mtoda!JOn -Prem ...... "' l)i. Ymity in ~ I...-;rw. or-
pn1zat1on 1s made up of landlords
and tenants who claim. amona other
araumcnts. that thne allqedly illepl
units arc actually hclpina to provide
affordable rentals in an otherwise imaainc that thole who are rentina
generally expensive housins. area. the units, whoK need forhousina was
To an extent, this is similar to the alleviated by thcK iJlclal units. could
old Corona del Mar area in Newport be opposed to more ftousina in the
Beach. where homeownen over the county.
yea.rs have created rental units be· So all of thnc bomeownen and all
hind. upstain, downstain and wher-0 ( these tmants should vote aipinst
ever. This don provide relativdy the initiative. And likewite. IO should
reasonable ttntals in an otherwise the property owners and tmants in
expensive area. old Corona dd Mar.
The Laauna Beach City Council ~think they will? Probably
has now mack its rulina about the not. They cannoc tee that the need for
units in South Laauna. The council bousina is ~t in Ora• ~ty.
bas decided that the ~aranny flats" That \he need for afl'ordablc houtina
can remain for five ycan.. Afta' five is esoecially pat.
ycan, if the tenant is over the • of Moreover, they probably don't
60. the tenant can stay and the unit undcraand that powth cannot be
can remain. stopped. ThelC units are S1art tati-
lf tbe tetlant is unckr 60-out heor mony to the (act that~ if new
she or~ have to to in 1993. In this, bousi111 is cunailed, the number of
the council it qui~ naive. Never will people livi• U. Orueie County -
it be able IO expel a poup of teMnts. ancf drivilll dleir can on die roedl U~ftJiOM will have IO continue b aod heways -will DCM ead.
yan to comt. Wlml llspp e•• .... • Orult
One ldditioul ~is tMI ii ~btl•e a.••-or• f:; the ho~ =paid property ...-wtaa'I Wa .. ID .
talCS OD bocb the ... Md• dlll JUll iWlilioa fllla pM illcM .....
.. .,.nnyftaa."mead9e,...._.cm1 T:.=-=~·--or remain wlil die..__ aw ... d9e _ die 5fu
propeny. Pel'MpllMllollol..-• lllCft IN •ea..,.. _. 11 • la-
the owner cu be~ "r •ca,, .._. willl ... A9g [W._ lw
but t.bcre wiD be a lol ol..._ 8'I Pl vadDs ol DhMily. ill s.111
ftnt lilM __,. decidll IO Ill. I • ..... .._ ......... Now'°* pailltolddllltktt. It ii ililiM. ... iml 11 t.·dilJ _.. ..... difficult to i ...... M dlM t.G•ID a-. 1111y ........ 90 lllli tllle
de> convenedaeir ptlOjllit) t0 IMI ~ pttiliilNt '° ..... ii • die =-:.,.., ......... _. .....
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Stungun --
settlement
To the Editor: •
RtcOllllZC 1hc name .. s1un 1un1' It
is a device used by law cnfora;ment
•ncies in or~ to ~ontrol vaole.nl
pcopk without inflacun1 peal boc:hly
harm. This device was ~sed by 1he
Hun1inaton Beach Polacc Oepan-
ment in order t.o control those who
might have injured themselves or
others. Because of this device that
saved many from major injuries.. ~
ci1y of Huntington Beach and its
officers were sued for SS million.
Now en1ers Marc C. Block. at·
torney al law. He is rc~ntina. those
that filed the law su11. According to the Daily-Pilot (Dec. 23. 19~7)
attorney Block was quot~ as saying
"police u~ stun guns de.hberately to
inflict pain in a syste~atac pattern of
brutality by Huntington Beach
police." Now keep in m ind t~e _fact
that 1he ci1y was sued for SS m1lhon.
The folloWlng agencies e!'ter t.he
case to investigate the aJlcpt1ons. the
Orange County District Ano~e>'. and
the Federal Bureau of lnvesupuon.
Both 4l¥nc1es. foun~ ~insufficient
evidence· 10 bnng c~m1naJ cha!JCS
against those named in the lawsuit.
The cit) attorney hired an outside
legal firm to handle the c;a.se. After an
.. exhaustive .. investJpt1on by bo1h.
they decide to go to City Council and
recommend 1he) make an offer of
$300,000 to the plaintiffs. 111 give you
o ne guess as to what happened 1hen.
The plaintiffs had the check cashed
before the ink dncd.
If attorney Block was so. sure of
himself when he sued the ctly of S5
m1lhon wh) m God's name d id he
settle for a mere S300.000? Because he
knew he would losc in court. His
clients would have bttn blown out of
the box once the defense anorne)
went to work on them. It sounds hke
"ut's take the money and run ...
I believe a note offcar was placed tn
the minds of the City Council
memberslcaving them thinking that
1f the) went to -court it could cost
mil hons.
It cost the Cll) "fi ve figures" to hire
an outside attorney to settle a case
tha1 shouki have gone to trial. The
Ctt) Council should have ljstcncd 10
those in lhc Police Department and
the investigt1 vc agencies not the hired
attorney. The City Council .. gave up"
its Pohcc Department for a mere
S300.000. What the council is saying
1s ··you're not guilty. but we·11 pay
them anyv.ay." This makes everyone
look gu1hy. The )Ury would have
buntd these plaintiffs.
I guess the city attorney feels that 1t
is better to scttlc lawsuits out of court
rather than go to trial and defend the
Cit). If the city wants to give m oney
awa)' the} should hire a second-year
law student and save the high salary
we now pay the city attorney. This
ci1y needs an aggr"5ive cit y attorney
who will go to court and put thtsc
lawsuit happy people where they
belong.
City Councilman Jack Kelly was
havinJ a d1scuss1on about police wage
nciouauons. Dunng that conversa·
lion he brou&ht to hght the Sl00.000
lawsuit scttkment and remarked.
.. The rason we (the City Council)
cannot give the police a raise is
because we ~ to pay off the
$300.000." The fact of the matter is.
the City Councitdid not have to pay
out anythina.. ... they mack that ~
cision.
A little added infonnat1on: The
Police Oepertmcnt has been working
with a contract for seven months.
The Huntinaton Beach Politt De-
partment is not 1uihy of any wrong
doin&. and the pa~nt of $300.000
only shows that the city attorney is
1uilty of n~t s~nding up and .fighting
for what 1s nJht. Thas entire case
makes Chanel Number S smell like
Chicken of the Sea..
HOWARD D. SUBNICK
Huntinaton Beach
; TooAv IN H1sr0Rv
I
Today is Fnday. April IS. thc.106th
day of 1988. There arc 260 days left in
the y~r. Federal income tax rcpons
arc due today.
Today's Hiahliah t in History:
In the early momina houn of April
IS. 1912, the British luxury liner
Titanic sank in the Nonh Atlantic off
Newfoundland. less lhan thrtt houn
after strikina an icebera. About 1.500
of the more than 2.200 people aboard
died in the disaster.
On thtsda~:
In 1980, exiMentialist philosopher
Jean-Paul Sanre died in hris at the
aeeof74.
In 191S, South Africa said it would
repeal laws prohibiti• tel and mar-rille between whiaes and nott4'hhn.
rn 1916. the United Statn
launched an air raid .... Ubya in
mpoatc IO the bombi• of la ltellc
ditcotheque in Bertin on A.oril S. fli!~ laid 37 --'-, IDOldy civ-died ilt die~ five ,,_. IP JtO)' L W'dlilms
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'Objects' mar relationships
DEAR ANN LANDERS: I am a
successful eng.inc-er in my late 30s.
For 11 years I was happily married to
a wonderful woman who died two
years a,o after a long battle with
leukemia. I am t')'ing to raise a 12-
yev-old S10n alone.
I am just startina to sociaJize again.
My job requires that I travel all over
the United States, to Europe and to
South America. While I don't date
m uch. I do sec what goes on, and ifs
the same all the world over.
Women are compfaining that there
aren't enough good men for all the
fantastk females. Men complain that
women today are too cjloosy. that
they don't know wha t they want and
they don't pla) fair.
I admit that there are lot of rotten
guys out there. I run into them all the
time. The decent me n hate the jerks
because they give all of usa bad name.
-By-thc-vme1utren~ere are more
than enough rotten women to go
around. True. man) men look at
women as "sex ob1ect~" but JUSt as
ma ny women look at men as .. success
objects.··
Am I being cynical. Ann. or 1s
today's mating game simpl) a hunt
for Mr. Megabucks instead ofa search
for a man with principles and good
character? Sign this -SOUNDING
OFF IN SAN JUAN .
DEAR SOUNDING OFF: I agrtt
tbl *re are j•sl u muy women
loot1ag for Hccessf•I (rid!) men as
Satuay, April 11
All•
IMl£1S
"ere are men lookial for vlsu l
kaocko.ts, complete willt aJI ttle riglll t
me&Hrements. n ey bottl deserve lo
be st•ck.
nere are ple•ty of wome• out
tbere, bripl, i.Dterestm1, teHIUve
ud cart.1, bet Mt packqe4 i.D a way
tbt catclln taie eye. ne same cu be
said of mem. C•seqweatJy, some_
extremely wortaiwMle caadiclates,
bo" men aad womea, are passed over
·~ cltoices-are maff by-glaan
illstead of braills.
It womld be •sef•I iJ tlllese folks
wo.ld cet out ttle wedcli.Dg pictares of
ttleir pareats ud compare ltlem to
waiat Mom aa.d Dad look like loclay.
A11umiag tlllat ttley aren't brala dead,
sometltilag just miftlt reglstu . • • DE..\R ANN LANDERS: Since
your anti-coupon corTespondent wa!.
from Upstate Ne"' York. I know 11
wasn't me she was behind in the
checkout line. O therwise. the next
tame I was an front of her (him?). I'd
give that character a poke. When
ARIES <March 21-April 19): New moon in }Our sign
h ighlights o r ig-------------
LIBRA (~l·pt. 23-0ct. 22t Emphasis on po\.\er
~uthont~. anten"11~. chance to h11fi nancial 1ackpo1. Lega l
papers required. be sure of nghts and perm1ss1om
SpotJight also t ontanues on publlrn~. partnership and
mamage.
inality. creativity,
strong opportunity
for a "oew love rela-
tionship._" You'll $Cl SYDN£Y together wnh family
member who recent-0MAll ly was estranged.
Popularit y tn -••••••••••••• cre~ses.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20): You'll rcall~ see "light
a t e nd of tunnel. .. Break fro m restriction is andicated.
you'll be released from "heavy obligatjon." Fanancaal
picture improves. employment or career opportunity
bnght.
GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Investigate. check
motives. delineate puzzle pieces. Cycle high, member of
o pposite sex confesses "fatal attrac tion." You'll be
commended for unique presentation. special report.
Virgo piays role.
CANCER (June 21 -July 22): Domestic changes
occur. an and music and luxury fisure an scenano.
Higher-up acquiesces to request involvang responsib1hty.
possible prom o tion. Gemini. Sagittarius figure pr.omi-
ncnt.l).
LEO (July 23-.\ug. 22): Despite pleas for quick
action. be diplo matic and play waiting game. Focus on
long-range-prospects. idealism. publishang. romance
You'll learn mo re about money. royalties. special offers
_ VIRGO (Aug. 23-Scpt. 22): Look behand scenes.
realize someone knows something about trust fund or
other financial matters and is withholding pertinent data.
Check returns. bl'Come more aware of accounting
procedures.
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-No\ 211· tress d1plomac~. be
receptl\ e, real11t.' you have p0ten11al for s1nk1ng chord 01
universal appeal. Emphasis on commun1ca11on. music.
special appeals. -\n ··old flame'" could be back 1n picture
SAG ITT ARIUS (No' 22-Dcc. 211· Stress andepen-
dence. c~ea11v1t}. st~k. onganaht). danng. You·11 get to
heart ol matters "'here lo' e 1s concerned Ph\ sa cal
attraction featured. and your morale 'Wiii soar as result.
. CAPRICOR!'li I Dec. ~2-Jan. 19 J. Get together wath
famal} member "'ho recentl~ talked about "making a
m o'e ·· You'll "'ork well \.\1th puhhc toda\. espec1alh
"'o men. Focus o n home. secunt~. propen). basic ' aluc.S
Taurus an' o h ed
AQUARIUS (fan 20-Feb. I.SI: You asked for
opportun1t) to te!>t theones. Green hght will tlash. ~ou·11
be free to he tnno,ata\C, creative and to break from
1rad111on. E'penment. make 1nqumes. challenge answers.
PISCES <Feb. l Q-March 20): Long-range prospects
"'111 be clarified. You ·111ram more about rnsts. pa~ men ts.
collecllons and ho"' to protect valuables. You ·11 en-
counter an tense. romantic. sentamt"ntal 1ndr' 1dual
St·orp10 featured.
IF APRIL 16 IS YOUR BIRTHDAY current nck
haghhghts fresh stan 1n nc"' direction. added 1nde1":n-
dl·nn:. cn.•at1' II\. abd1h tO .. start oq~r'· 1n construct1 \t'
mannn .\ .. nl'\\. IO\(' .. could be on honzon. Dunng -\pn l.
)Ou'll tra,·{·I. l.\ntc. amculate feelings and learn that }Ou
indeed arc attrar11' e to members of opposite sex. Pisces.
Virgo people pla~ 1mponant roks an )'Our-li fe. You are
sp1ratual. stn\·e for perfection. and man~ 1ns1st ~ou are
ps~chac. Jul~ "'"'be memorable for ~ou an I Q88.
Boxers 'job 5th most perilous
Q. Where do professional boxers
rank on that list of people an the
"most dangerous jobs"?
A. No. S. Behind: No. I. mil it.a')' jct
pilots. No. 2. steeple1acks. No. 3. race
car drivers. No. 4, 1ockeys.
To see how you·d do as an
anno uncer. say this swiftly: "Sheep
shouJdn't sleep in a shack. Sheep
should sleep in a shed ...
The Hungarian National Anthem
contains special praise for To ka)
wine.
A cow has 10 times as much
stomach capacity as a horse.
Australia has knights.
CHAM·PI·ON
(chara'ptan)
l t.. winner of first
plooz. 1n compcz.Wt.ton-
o.ccz.I ling aw;r oil othu.
·~ 'WUUldrit. c{fqJ-)OU
anythtng lue."
~5Nt'L •% 50
SMutt.i:xmt.S. f 36. 50
•
.. Gra~dparenls never makl· kids ncu·
rouc.
LM.
Bo YD
_ The poet Perr) Shelle) not 1ust
Q. Who popularized the polygraph
as a lie detector'>
A. The same man who an vented the
comic book character "Wonder
Woman." Research indicates credit
generally goes to Wilham Moulton
Marston. a Harvard-educated ps' ·
chologist. ·
An axiom of t'hild psychologists:
-laked but lo,ed to sail its) bits) paper
boats. He·d sneak off 10 ponds Or
stop at puddles. Yo u hear about a lo t
of oddball compulsions. But not
much ahout that one
Q. Wh) arc eggplants ca lled ··egg-
plants··~
A. That's what thc\ looked lake the
earl) 'ersaons. L1~c hen's eggs.
Not even in packs are wol' es
efficient hunters. Stud ies afield in-
dKate the) bnngdo"' n their pre~ on!~
once in"' e~ dozen tries.
RINGLI NG BROS ANO * BARNUM & BAILEY
CIRCUS NEW ACTS' --s!> •~
Nonh-South \ ulnerable Sou1 h
deal~.
~ORTH
• Q 9
A 9 S .a
K 10 8 7 6
• 10 "
EAST WEST
+J87 4 2
J 3 2
• 10 s 3
10 7 6
9 4 3
• 9 2
5 2
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I SOL'TH
+ ~ K 6
• Tht.: bidding
K Q8
A Q J
A Q J 8
South West
3 NT Pass
Pass Pass
Opening lead: Jae ~· ot
Ea~t
It is surprising ho"' }OU .:an pr ... i·
mote tr icks. This S'-'tndle oc.:urrt'd
in a tournament w me years ago
North's leap to the grand slam
was. 10 say the least. amb111ou~
South's opening bid sho"'ed 25 -:'.~
points. so the com baned count might
ha'e been a' lo"' a' ~..i . S ot e'en
North's fi,e-card 'ult might ha'e
been enough to compemate ior
that, especiall) )m..:e the pair might
have been missing a n ace
East-West "'ert" not d oing all thJt
well in the C\ ent. and \\est deoded
that it was 11me to roal the "'a1en a
little. So he selected as his opening
lead the .:ard neare'l his thumb. and
that turned ou1 to be the 1ac~ of
hearts. It proved to be a most fortu-
SHOCKED'
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• ~ • • ~ :4 • ' t•
Robert E. Schmitz, • o. "'
announces the certification
to offer the
'1FDI FA ~ T
PR OG R A ~I
A physician supervised
weigh~ loss program
at ck BIG BEAi INN, i•
bfutJr.J 8" Bear LUe, Calif.
Comprehensive medal
tr .. tment, inctud lf'9:
• Clinical evatuatk>n
• Rapid wetgth redUc'tlon
• Nutrition conMf•"9
• P.,ysielan supervfsk>n
For more intOfmation. call
(71 4) 866-7561
Ask for MU')' Solley
Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Friday, April 15, 1988 A7
Complete televlalon Hating• In Sundey'1 TV Piiot.
1tou openang.
Outside of the heart suit. decla rer
had ni ne fast tracks-three spades.
ft,e di amo nds and a club. 11 seemed
that the o pening lead guaranteed
four heart tnd .. s. for under normal
c1rcumscana~ the lead of the 1ack
indicates pos:.ess1on of the 1en.
ACROSS
~ Rifles
S Boiler type
10 Munch
14 1nd1ari city
15 Various pref
t6 ·Scarce
17 Pluck
18 Gern an c1t'y
19 r=r1ends ~,
20 Reso1u1e
2' ~1m11
2 2 !)rug user
24 Decree
26 Humorous
2"' L1gnt beams
29 All agog
32 Arson result
33 Walking wavs
3 4 '1101
t>et
35 Snamus
36 11100 1es
3~ St.,..ge<
38 -01<,o once
39 Ouet>ee
.ir> vers1ty
40 A •ncan CO'"
'1 Maoe ouohc
43 Mea1
44 Ari arcnangel
45 us poet
46 ~eQu1re
48 C•earance -
49 Total
52 Subsides
53 Versifier
55 DtS1rtCI
56 Amenn<l
5 7 Roman gala
58 Candy
59 Course
60 Insects
61 The two
DOWN
1 Jostles
2 Giant
3 Can province
4 Dwelled
5 Hies
6 Preference
; Gaelic
8 The Avenoer
9 MOSQue parts
10 Crtb
11 Can steel
City
12 Norse cnlef
13 Olrect1on
21 Roman god
23 wears
25 Smotte
26 Bore
27 Cargo sto~
28 Apart
29 Electric unit
30 Fatuous
31 Serve
Therefore. declarer wo uld not need
the .:lub fane<.:.e South v. on the fi rst
m ck wuh the ling, cashed the que~n
and then led the eight. When Wcist
produced a lo"' hean, declarer con·
fidenth fines~ed the nine East wa~
rather ·~urpmed to fi nd that he had
collected the setting tnck
Left to ha~ ov. n devices. declarer
"'o uld ha't' m asted home He
\\Ould first ha'e trted for a 3-3 heart
brt>ak . keepang the club fi nesse in
reser' e an case he amas ed onl~
three hean trid s As the cards lie.
botb tho..c chan ... c5 .:ome home. ~Q
decla rer cou IJ r~ill ur 16 tric k' 1f
that "'ere· perm1 ... ,1t-le
~VIOUS ~ SOlVED
33 Mallet
36 Slackened
37 Heredity
factor
39 Reolined
40 Ocoupatton
-42 Deleted
43 RIYef ISies
45 MO¥sten
46 Stag
H Spant5h rivet
4a Spa"ISh "OK"
50 Imparted
51 Slat
5• State abbr
55 For ott•oer
0 , , 12
by Bii Keane
"Daddy phoned Mommy and said he
was on cloud nine, bur on
see any numbers."
MARMADUKE by Brad Anderson
IN THE BLEACHERS by Steve Moore
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DENNIS THE MENACE
by Hank Ketcham
BLOOll COU1'TY
GAMIN AND PATCHES
.THE PAP£R ~MONEY
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Otenge Coate DAILY Pll.OT/Frldey, April 15. 1918 A8 .,.
COMPLEJEH.YSECOlleOSll'E-TRANSACTIONS, ~14--
Karcher denies SEC' s charges
Regulators file a $2.5M suit accusing
familymembersof'84instdertradtng
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Two
brothers and a son who cootrof the
c.arl's Jr. bambu,..er chain were
accused of using insidt infOTmation
to benefit their relauves in a $2.5
miUion civil lawsuit brought Thurs-
day by federal regulators.
Sixteen people, all but o~ oflhem
t
members of the family that ltnds its
name to Anahctm-based Carl
KMchcr En\crpriscs. we~ named an
the insidtt-trad1ng complaint filed 1n
U.S. District Court b)' the Securities
and Exchange Commission.
Founder Cart N. Karcher. who
appears in Carl's Jr television com-
merciaJs hark1n1 back to his youth o n
an old-time family farm. would be
liable for j I mil hon in damages under
th<' formula 11sN m the complaint.
The complaint alleges that 1n
CXto ber 1984. the insiders or their
rd:uives sold stock a nd debentures to
makt' profits or avoid losses when the
pnce of shares in the publicly held
compan) plummeted because of an
ad\ersc quanerl> rcpon.
"We have to show people in these
s1tuat1ons ~ou don't tell ~our brotht'r.
)Our famil). )Our rclatJve~" said
Irving Einhorn. EC .reg.ionaJ admin-
istrator. in announc.-ing the fihng.
Karcher. chairman oft he compan)
that has 450 outlea an the West.
promised a\ 1gorous defense.
"Th~ charges are tot.ally false,"
Karcher responded ·· ~h Wlfr and I
d ad not sell a n\ of our stock. nor did
""e tell anyone elS(' to do so. To
s~~t that an) of us "'ould 1nten-
t1onall} violate the S«-unt1es laws as
h1ghl) offenme "
Carl ~. Karcher and his brother.
Donald F Karcher president aJld
chief operating officer are accuS('d o f
passing 1nformat1on to their "'l\CS
ans! children but aren 1 accuS('d .o l
1rad1ng in the stoc~
The I:! other defendants. including
the founder's son. ( arl Leo Karcher J
vice president. and .\h 1n De~hano
who "'as ac oun11ng director art'
a cused in the compla1n1 ofarnng on
the 1nformat1on The rc"\I of lht'
defendants are children 01 the t'lder
Karc her brothers and their spouses
Those named 1n the complaint
made profits or a\ 01ded losses total-
ing SJI0.000. Einhorn said. The
complaint seeks a n 1n1 uncuon .. or-
denng them to disgorge profits de-
n ' ed and losses a \ 01ded ··
It also sttks tnple damages from
each of those accused of profiung.
~g.a1nst those accused o f passing on
information but not of making trades.
at seeks damages of tnple the amount
of an~ profit allegedl~ made b~ those
the~ upped. ..
That bnngs the total amount of
penalties sought to s~.5 m1ll1on
Einho rn aunbuted the losses to .. a
do"' nturn in profits after the 01~ m-
ptc!>:· ~h1ch brought h undreds of
thousands of\ ISi tors to the ell' in the
summer of 19 .i ·
He said alleged offens.cs "'-Cre
unco,ered an random computer
checks conducted b' the National
.\ssocaation of S«unt1es Dealers.
Einhorn said.
OTC UPS & DOWNS
Namt t CotrPwr 2 Starstream 3 MetrooF di s 4 Unifast S SctenMicro 6 Tu cel wt 7 AmcoleEgY I lrc.9wooo
10 lns tfrmSoi.. 11 Vioont wt 12 tnl'4 wtll 13 Luo.ins 14 VictorCreat 15 CourierOiso 16 t onsTov 17 LelsurConco
11 t e•cel ~1• ~~~~a1
ProvenaF'ds
Verlleom WnMicrowv Etco1e1 s Seagate Tc
NYSE UPs & DowNs I
Trade deficit report
drops Dow 100 points
NEW YORK (AP) -L ne\pected ne"'s of an 1ncrea!i< in the'
nataon·s trade deficit touched ofT • f~fall !>hde an the stock markl·I
Thursda~ lea' mg the Do"' Jones andustnal a \t'rage v. 1th its ~wnd
three-d1gu lo!>s 1h1s )ear
Do"' Jones·s a' erage of30 blue chaps plunged l O l -lo to ::' 005 t "\
for Its largest loss since 1t fell 140 58 on Jan. and llS filth t>1~c.:!>t point
drop e'er
Dedanang issues O\ erpowerc:d advam·t s b' about I I 111 I 11) thr
O\ era II tall) on the Ne"' ) ork tock E 'change "'tth 144 up I o(l I dv" r'
and :!48 unchanged
Big Board \ olume came to ::' 11 I million '>hares dg;11nst I ~ r, •
m1l hon In the: prC'\ IOUS se-.sion The ') sE·s compol>llt' 1ndt'\ It'll t "
to t.i"' 14
Before the market opened thl' ( ommercC' l>epanml'nt rl'f>l.•'il'u
that the nation's trade defirn widened to S 13 ~ i b1ll1on an Frhruar.
from S 12 .4.i b1ll1o n the mo nth tit-fore
fhat came as a shod to market panic1pants "'hl1 had tx"l 11
lool1ng for a con1tnuc.-d narro"'1ng in the g.ap bt•t"'-c:en 1mnort' and
e \pons
The dollar dropped sharp!~ 1n foreign t'~Change markt'l"I on tht·
nt.'"'S. and L S redat markets also took the ne"'s badh
Pnces of long-wrm Trea-.u~ bonds fell more than S 111 1or c:J 1. h
$1.o<>O 1n face 'aluc:. putting their\ 1elds 1n the 1$5-~percent ran{!l
Stock-market anal}sts said pers1s1ent strt'ngth in import!> 1n
partllular. ra1!K•d tears that the.-Federal Rescne might i.oon feel the
need IO tighten credit to restrain the eC'OnOm\ as v.ell as to support thl
dollar ·
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Market begins to steady
NEW YORK (A P)-Stock prices were widely
mt~ed Friday. showing signs of steadying after
Thursday's steep slide .
Analysts said blue-chip s tocks attracted some
buying by traders looking for "bargains" after the
big drop on Thursday.
But they also noted that stocks faced some
formidable obstacles in any bid to rebound.
The labor Department reported this morning
that the producer price index offinished goods rOK
0,6 percent in March. That put added emphasis on
recent worries about a possible revival of
inflationary pressures.
At the same time, interest rates rose in the
credit markets. pushing yields on long-term
Treasury bonds close to the 8.95 percent level.
Brokers said the bond and stock markets were
still feeling the ill effects of the unexpected news
Thursday that the nation's trade deficit widened in
February.
The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials rose
8.29 to 2.013.93. reducing its loss for the week to
76.26 points.
WHA T AM EX Orn WH AT NYSE 0 10
NEW YORK (AP) Ar>r. IS NEW YORK tAPI Aor. IS ll'nY. ii• Advanced ·1 ffl Advanced '1 Oecllned ~lined :~ y nchangecj han9ed
otat iti"'M ~ otal lnues 19'2 New h gfls New tlghs 11 New lows 7 6 New ows 16
AMEX LEADF.R S NYSE LEADERS
GoLD QuoTE s
Dow JoNEs AHRACES
MrTAlS QuoHs
NASDAQ S UMMARY
Wholesale pi;-ices up
0.6 percent in March
&ion's trade defacit worsened in Feb-
ruary despite a 36 percent devalue·
tion of the American dollar over the
last thtte"yars.
The Dow Jones Industrial AverllC
of lO blur-chip industrial t10Ckt
dropped I 0 I · points Thunday in
ract1on to that news -ill fifth
bigest losa ever.
As ror today's report. Donald Ra~ a CieOqia Staie Univenity
economi1t who IPC(i_alizn in ~
sale price trends. said •• ··1M ~ acmcntion of QOfftmodity inflation
aft.er a ~montb biahll may '9e
areeted with --c:oecem Oil the aedil marUJL
llekdftf the brolid mture of
Msdt"J pnce ...... tbt Labor De-~ ~ ... , its illda ol
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FRIDAY, APRIL 15, 1988 Gl
Devlla ouat l•l•nder• to win ftrat NHL pleJoH ..,._ ever.112. ~:!!!1111111111!!!11!::..__L ___________ _;JOrd1n'135.palnt• belp Bulla uel lndlene d•meglng loea.
Dodgers
fall to
nemesis
Ca·tamarans
may be faster
San Diego'sJones
finds fourth win
inf our career tries
SAN DIEGO (AP) -San Dieao
Padres riaht-hander Jimmy Jones has
no explanation for his phenomenal
success against the Los Angeles
Dodaers.
He beat them again Thursday.
aoin& 62/J innings to beat Fernando
Valenzuela 2-0.
Starting his third year with the
Padres. the 24-ycar-old Jones has
faced the Dodgers four times in his
career and has won all four pmes,
allowing Just two earned runs m 28211
innings for an 0.63 earned run
averaJe.
"ltJUStS«mslikeeach time I go out
Tonlgbt'• game
Atlanta (Gia vine 0-1) at Doc11er1
( Hersh1scr 2-0).
Time: 7:05.
TV: TBS (at 7:20 p.m.).
Radio: KABC (790).
Saturday's Game: Atlanta at·
Dodgers. 1:05 p.m.
against them I have decent stuff."
said Jones. who .allowed five hits.
walked four and struck out three.
Jones. 1-1. got relief help from
Mark Davis in the seventh, who came
on to retire Kirk Gibson with two out
and the tying run on third base.
BtilConner says
challenge boats -
coulcfbe unstable
SA!'J D IEGO I .\Pl -The wukl)
held belief a.mo ng ~1ling ellperu that
catamaransare faster than monohulls
does noth1rig to ea~ skipper Dennii.
Conner's conC'Crns as he prepares to
defend the .\merica·~ Cup against
Nev. Zealand'~ challenge
The t'-'O sides are scheduled to
met"t in a Septt"m ber race senes off
San Diego '-'Ith the San Otego Yacht
Club talung the dual-hulled
catamaran to the li ne against -.:ev.
ZeaJander \11lhael Fa~ 's smgle-
hulled boat
··The buci.. stops"' 1th me. and I'm
as nen ous a!. can be about "'hat's
going to happen .. Conner said "'hen
asked d unng a Thursda~ bneti ng
"'hether he thought the race would be
a mismatch
··tt'seas) lorallthe~peoplethats1t
in their Ii' mg rooms and sa~ · .\
catamaran 1s faster than a mo nohull ·
S ot man~ of them ha,ee,erhad to go
out and rale a 130-foot monohull
v.1th a mast ~f.iJ feet abo' e the bottom
of the k~I
"If the' had 10 do 11. the' v.ouldn't
be quue· so lOclc~·:· said Conner
noting catamarans can be unstable tn
certain cond11 1ons and that a fl ip
during a race '-'Ould mean ccrum
defeat s1nle the dual-hulled boat can·t
be righted
Conner and his crev. have ~n
saili ng da1h off San Otego in a
Formula •· catamann v.h1le 8\IO'alt·
ing compleuon Qf the two muluhulls
under construcuon for defenst of the
cup The first of the two boats 1s
expected to be ~d~ for water tnals
b) earl) June
Fa)''s boat. launched 1n New Zea-
land last mo nth. 1s 90 feet at the
waterline and some 130 feet Iona
overall. It will have a crtv. of 40 to SO
people. man~ of whom will be s1mn1
on hull wings to pro' 1de ballast.
Conners.aid there.v.ould be a crev.
of four or fi ve people on tht'
catamaran
The Nev. Z.Calander. v. ho v.-on a
coun battle 10 force an earl\ defense
of the cup. has threatened· to J O to
coun apm. la1mmg the San Otego
Ya ht Club's planned use of the
catamaran 1s 1llq;al and unfair
The )Kht club and its defen~
manager. Sail .\menca. insist that the
o nh des1in rtstnct1ons in the Dttd of
G1tl applicable to the defender relate
to boat length. ~o mention 1s made 10
the det"d. "'h1ch go ' ems cup co mpeu-
twn of the number of hulls.
··Both panics ha'e invested a lot of
mont') to build a boat:·· Conner ~1d.
··~tr Fa' built a boat to race and 11
seems to.me he v.-ould lose a lot of face
"'1th h1~coun tf" men 1fhe d1dn•t show
up .\fter creating this big brouhaha
I don't thin~ the rtSt of the world
v.ould be thn lled to death v.1th him
e11her. so I think there's going to be a
race ..
When Fa~ 's unorthdox challenge
v.as rulC'd \ahd in No,em~r b) the
Nev. York Supreme Court. which
arbitrates cup disputes. the San Dteao
Yacht Club agrt"cd to face ham m a
one-on-one match and 5Cra~d
plans for a I Q9 I int"1lat1onaJ repua
offSan Diego Jones had struck out Gibson 1n the
fifth. causing the Dodsers slugger to
toss his bat away in disgust. But the
young pitcher agreed that manager
Larry Bowa made the right decision
when he brought in Davis.
"I wanted to face him in that
situation. but it was still a good
decision by Bowa." Jones said.
After Davis got the last out in the
seventh. and McCullers worked two
scoreless innings. allowing one hit
and strikmg out four for his second
save.
Conner's multihull debut
runs into rough weather
Valenzuela yielded eight hits and
four walks and struck o ut three as he
lost to San Diego for the first time
since 1985. snapping a personal four-
game winning streak against the
Padres.
The only run Jones needed came o n
a throwing error by catcher Mike
Scioscia·in the fourth. Tony Gwynn
hit a leadofT double. moved to third
o n a sround o ut and scored when
Sc1osc1a's pickoff attempt skipped off
the glove of third baseman Pedro
Guerrero.
Valenzuela, 1-2. gave up another
run in the seventh when he walked
John Kruk with the bases loaded.
" Celebration
Boeton pitcher Ro&er Clemen• la con-
&ratulated by catcher John Marzano on
the mound after pitc~ a abutout o•er
the Milwaukee Brewen Tln1nday. See 84.
S.\~ DIEGO I .\Pl -Slopper
Dennis Conner's media debut 1n a
mult1hull Thursda~ v.as e"tc1ting but
no t e:\actl) smooth sailing.
.\ mast broke a support motorboat
v.as stranded on a rttf. and 1t ramed.
~ot ne essanl} good omens for the
Stars & Stn~ team·s unonhodox
ca mpaign to defend its claim to the
presugious .\menca·s c uptroph) ma
mult1 hull.
But med1a -av.-are Conner and his
team took the act'1dents 1n stnde
.. It ga't' ~ou somethmg to v.nte
about:· team member B1lh TnnkJe
told a reportt'r "'1th a smile' after 1~
beleaguered 0t"et d ocked at the San
Diego Yacht Clu b. the official cup
holder
Conner. v.ho v.on the cup for thc:-
~a ht dub last ~ear 1n .\ustraha.
seem~ at ease as he sklpptted a ~
foot catamaran back to the dock. In
one hand. he held a soda made b) .a
corporate sponsor and. an the ot~r.
the tiller of the Formula 40
.\sked ho.,. the catamaran com-
pared to the smg.le-hulled 12-meters
in v.-h1ch he built has sa1hn& repu-
tation. Conner said. "Oh. the 12-
m<"tcrs are more technologicaJly
pr«1sc These are a hnle slow."
.\ crev. mem~r pulled the le& ofhts
ov.n foul ~eather gear to make su"'
the JOl t> v.as understood as the
catamaran rose onto one huU in a
gust
E.art1er. there v.as less lev1t' v.hen
t he mast of one of the team's practice
catamarans e,c ploded and p1ecn
dropped around ere"' mem~ ~o
one v.as inj ured.
U .N. adds Budd, Cash to athlete blacklist u .s. rider
returns ~fforts to put pressure on
South Africa continuing_
UNITED NATIONS (AP)-Runner Zola
Budd and tennis player Pat Cash o n Thursday
were added to a United Nations blacklist of
athletes who have performed in South Africa
since 1980.
O thers on the annual hst include golfers
Seve Ballesteros and Ian Woosnam and tennis
players Jimmy Connors. Chris Evert. Vitas
Gerulaitis. Brad Gilbert. Henn L«onte and
Billie Jean King. Unlike Budd and Cash. those
athletes had ~n includtd on pre"ious U.N.
blacklists.
The 92-page report is issued by the United
Nations Center Against Apartheid. the system
of racial separation in South .\fnca. It contains
the namt"s of 2.500 athletes and co vers the
period from Sept. I. 1980 to Dec. 31 . I QS 7
"This register 1s an effort to put pressure on
the go' crnment of South Africa to eliminate
apartheid:· said Sotinos Mousouns. assistant
sec retal)·general of the United Nations.
Budd. a South o\frican native who became
a British c111zen four years ago. appeared at a
cross<ountl') meet in Brakpan. South o\frica.
last June. Budd.:? I, said she was there on!\ as a
spectator, but the U .N. group said she "ha·d the
audac1t) .. to run severaJ laps Just before the
compet1t1on staned.
She was also said to have run ma road race
in Randfontain on New Year's Eve.
The U.N. repon also said the former v.orld
r«ord holder "continues to train m her nall\e
!)outh ..\Inca·· and uses a "Bn11sh passport of
con' en1ence:·
"In fact. she onh returns tO the l'n1 1~d
Kingdom during the a1hlet1cs compe11 11,e
season.·· the repon said Budd has pledged to
spend most ofhert1me 1n Bntain. v.here she has
bought a house and 1 planning to begin
universit} courses.
The International .\mateur .\thlc11c Fed·
erauon 1s re' 1e'-'ing Budd's case. and 1s
e"tpe-cted to d ecide toda~ v. hether to su pend
her from compt"t1uon Budd's coach. John
Br)ant. said Thursda~ that he didn't thinl the
blacklist v.ould affC'Ct her ehg1b1lll\
··The announcement of hc.-r name on the.-
blacklist is based o n the same l'harg.es she has
strenousl) denied and are patentl~ untrue:·
Bf) ant said .. It's disturbing that this appea~ t\'
hJ't" been orchestrated at the same ume as
:l~.l' ·)1 hean ng ··
II the m un 11 allo'-'S Budd to ket'p
,\)mpeting. 11 could trigger an .\fncan bo~cott
\1l thl' Se-oul 01~ mp1cs South .\fncan athletes
arc tiarreti b~ most 1nternauorual sports feder-
at1\1n~~ 1ncl ud1ng track and field. because of the
lOuntf" ·s apanhe1d pohr~
··Th<" question 1s not JUSt a matter of the
k gaht' of a Bntish passport. but one of
moralit' and s1ncent\ ... said >\madou Lamine
Ba. general St'C"rttJ~ ·of the Supreme Council
for pon in .\fnca
(.ash. the I ~ ~ v. 1mblcdo n c hampion. and
Gilbert came und n firt last :"lo,ember for
pla~ ing in the uth .\fncan Open tennis
cham p1onsh1p in Johannesburg. Cash. an
\u trahan. t'oeat Gllben 1n the final
Brown says
tlmlng was
poor to move rbor finds its best to topple Laguna
LA WR ENCE. Kan. (AP) -Larry
Brown decided he just couldn't faCt'
the people at Kansas if he left (or the
coachinajob at UCLA.
Brown said Wednesday the tu ming
point was thinkina ahead to the
celebration associated with the
Jayhawks' victory over Oklahoma for
the NCAA championship.
"I just didn•t think I could face the
kids -and Freddy (Athletic Dirutor
Bob Frederick) ... Brown said. "'When
· I left UCLA(in 1981) I blld two pis
left that I wanttd to accomplish: win a
national championsh~p and wort for
Chancellor(UCLA.sCharles) Youns.
They pve me that chanct, and they
were more than fair. It's not that l
didn't feel aood about them. I did. I
was aoina to 90.
··1 ju11 came beck and tboucht
about the thinp that were eoins to
happen this week. the .-radc. the
blnqutt. I couldn't (move) and face
~vetybody. The bottom tine wn the
timlna was bid ...
'°M lit Newton tot up and spoke for
the players and laid t1!eY realiJed I
had wanted to ao to UCLA and they
wanted me to know they were behind
whl&evcr J did, .. Brown llicl .. Rilht
then I knew this was what I wanleit.""'
8rowft mldf I leria of telcphont
calls after stti"I t.ct ftooat Lot
A•la. WMa he caDcd his aemt.
Joe Q .... ht WIS told I.hit theft WIS I
problem in the contT'IC1 drawn up by
UC1.A.
Curci leads four-set win;
CdM tops Tustin in three
Newpon Harbor Hi.ah's volleyball team
pulled out all the stops ihursday n\ghl and 1t
resulted in a 15-13. 13· IS. I 5-10. I 5-12 non-lcaaue
victory O\•er visiting Lquna Beach.
"h was a peat match. especially for us.." saKl
winning roach Dan Glenn. who watched his team
rally from an 8-0 deficit 1n the fourth pme to drop
Laauna Beach to 9-2 overall.
"All the pmcs were really close. M said Glenn.
"until the last one when it became a streak pme.
"Earlier it was one point. then side out. side
out. side out. then another point. But the last one
"as tv.o big runs. Ifs the ~st matc h "e·,e pla~ed
b' far .
· "The\ made some m istakes and we stant>d
s1d1ng out ·and getting an the groove m the last one ..
Senior m1ddleblocker Mike Cum. v.11h J l
kills. \oliaS the obvious standout. He al~ had thrt'e
stuff blocks. .
'\lso playing wtll for the 1lors "'<'re Pt'ter
Eastman (four stuff blocks and 10 kills) and Drev.
Sheward. v.ho had 64 assists.
Harbor 1s nov. 5-2 overall . .l-0 in the Sea \'1ev.
uaauc. with another non-league game set for
tont&ht against v1s1ttng Foothill.
l..aguna 's major efforts \IOCrt l't'C'OrdC'd b~
outside h itter ~an Stafford and sttter Mark Well
In a Sea View Laauc match:
C.... Itel Mar l. hada .. The Se.1 Kings
l ru he'd the '1s1t1ng Tille-rs. I 5-5. 15-1. 15-1. as
Junior setter John Hamilton had fl"c dtgS and
sophomore outside hitter ~rt Welton con-
m buted fi, e kills
CdM 1mpro,es to )-1 . .,.h1le keq>1n& Tustin
v. 1 nless m four league." matches.
On the college le' el
UC Su~ S. UCI l : ~host Anteatcn JOt
a qu11.:k start v.uh a 15-dC'C1s1on an the first pme.
but l n Otego n-s~ndC'd \I01th t~ree stral&ht
1 5~ 11 countS to drop L.: I.
The '\nteaters fe ll to 5-1 O\crall and 4-2 m
uthcrn Cahfom1a Volle baJI .\stoaalJOn play
de pllt' the pla~ of Oa\"t' ~ttkcr. who had 2 kills
l Iv.raps up its ho me ICUOn Sunday •1th a ~ ·'0 <'Ontest in C'ra•ford Hall apinSt Hawaii.
Poli~e identify fan who fell to death Angels. Chicago
are rained out p,..,,. .... , ..... Pna
A 19-~~ man who died in the fint fatal fall in
the history of Anaheim Stacltum was idttltifltd by
authorities Thunday u Sean lawtm('e O'Neill of narb)'
Santa Ana.
ACCOf'dina to ~ice. O'Nrill may have Jumped from
an upper level to hit dc9ttl du.= Wednetday n'-ht's ~ between the Calilomia A s and ChiCllO White
O'NeiU died immecb1tdy. laid a COfOMf's 1.n·
vestiptor. o ·Ncdl MnlCl lht roof of 0.te S. near the left
fitld comer and ftll 180lkr l S ~ to the pound. '8nd1na
on his beck.
Foul pity did not appear-to be in-volv'fd. nahe1m police~· John Har.don said. TM Kadtnt om.met a•
about 8· lO p.m .. dunna the 1'\th inning of the "nadS.-
Whate Soll pme.
fbtlka1hwa1thcfi~t from a flll 1n thesu.d1um·~ ll-
~r history. said Skn Erlcv.-1M of the cit) ·s pubhc
1nfonnation offkc.
Handon 11Kl 0 ' Clll probabtl was 1ns1de the
stadium. rat~ than C'limb.na up from the outside.
beaux no ropes~ found. No OM camt for-iard 10
ITPQrt O 'Neill m•ssa"I-appe"'ntl thett ~ no
watnnteS to the fall and no ttektt tub •-as found on
o·Netll authonua saKl
"Wc·tt lookint for som~nt pouabl~ ·~nt to the
pint wtth him and .as aflttd to come IOf"''lrd. or
•1t~ .. ho ml) ha'c tttn '°mtttuna that dKln't
import.ant 10 them la t ntiht:• Handon said Thunda
The C'ahfonua Ansb' ~ wtth
the ChlQIO ~.llr ~ ... posl-
poncd due to ,.... Thunda~I) t.hc
ninth ra1nout 1n ~naheim 1um 1n ll)un.
It was the fu11t rainout at Anaheim
tadaum sin« Sirpwmbtt 2~. 1986.
Sevm ol lk .._ r-' c e••ll
ha' e OCX"Umd 1n APri
The ~"Ids ha\~ I thft!e ... mt
1Cnn With the Scattk Manners WI
-ulmct at the Ka~ wim
~mo son•t at :OS. S.turda) aa :OS and ~ at I .JS. AD tbJft
pmn wtft ht tdtvtted on Channd 1
to SoCal
·· ~dden ·· Sam Ermolenko makes
his fi rst appearance of the year
tonight in spttdwa~ motofC)cle rac-
mgat the Orange Count~ Fairgro unds
1n Costa \1es.a
Ermolenl o. \!O ho ndes for the
V. oh erhampton Wolves in England.
has bttn a top Bnush League com-
pt'tnor for the last fi,e ~·cars
Errnol<"nlo as one of nme -.mcncan
nders v. ho rcgularl~ co mpete m the
Bnush League Costa Mesa promoter
Harn Ode' said. .. Sam W'lll be
mak1.ng the first of three appearancn
this ~ear as part of the United States
Rider Rtturn Progr.lm.
"'This 1 good nev.s for Amcncan
pttdv.a~ raring for ifs the semc
thing that happenc."'d from 19&2 to
1984 v. hen v.e had as man) as IS top
stars O\ crsees \l.'hat 11 docs as make
racing localh e'en bcncr bccaute
almost e' Cf' .,.C'Ck or every other
v.et"l. ~e ha'e a maJOr ovcncas star
((turn for home dut' ..
The l ' Rider Rr tum Propam 1s
an agrttment ~tWttn American
pttdv.a) promott'rs and the British
Promoten uague that aJIOW$ U.S.
n dcrs to return three times dunnc the
"mencan season. Ennolenko 1s a
popular nckr an both Enaland and the
l ' S .. so 11 1s expc"C"tcd that hJS re1um
~Ill add lf"atl) tO the C'Ompctt\J\-C
le,el of tontaht s prosra.m.
Ennoknko hM bttn a hard4uct:
nder in the l,;.S. and ha$ never won
the -.mcncan title even tboUlh he's
finished thud 1n the Wor1d l'ham-
p1o nsh1p the last two yean.
Ennoknko qualified fof the U.S.
attonal Champtonship by vim1e o(
his finish m 1987 at the Amenc•
S~way Final. Then. the week
bef<n the N1tlOMI ChamDIOftlh•P
last Octobtr. he brotc an ani1t .-ct a
,,.Tiil '" Ottunart.
la 1986., 1'c wasditquMW U. hi
fim racr far kftocki .. a rider otr Iii•
madunr and camt t.et to win nay
othcr~all nreht. but ttaJ1 '9ded dill
M'Ca9I')' poents to Wiil me crowa.
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Lyon realan• u Blola coach
• ...._ndance ~1a1 ........ L~ who bu beencoachina •
11.1..-; ..,, DI;-bast:etbrltat~lr~niv~mthafor<n··ye1rs;
announced b1s resaanatton unday, ef. IDay need asterisk fective It the end of the current semester . Lyon, S9. will continue to talCh at Biola and direct his
summer basketball camp at the 1ebool, a IPOkesman
..._ fte A•1dat..a Pnu said. Lyon became head OOllCh at Biola in 1971. The EaaJes have had· ~head OOllCbes -Lyc>n and Daft
PONTIAC, Mich. -Sometime this m B ....... t -since 1978. Holmquist, 37, will serve as
weekend, the Detroit Pistons will an-Biola's bead coach stanina next seuon ... St. Anthony aounce Ibey have become the first NBA Hi&h prep basketball star .,...._. Marllm will not hachise to dnw I million fans durina the attend UCLA. even thoup he sianed a national letter of\
reaular season. intent to play for the Bruins. bis father said. Martin, a '
It.depends on who is counted and how. auard who was named the 198748 CJF S-A Player of
Silverdome turnstile counts obtained by The the Year, siped with the Bruins last Nov. 18 . , . ~nd Press show the Pistons are nowhere near the I Students at UC San Diqo rejected a referendum that m1U1on mark. would have allocated fundina for a football team. In the
. Throuah the Pistons fint 37 home games the campus' laracstelection turnout, students Tuesday and Pist~ns hacf rcponed a lcque-rcoord 960,877 fans to the Wednesday cast ballots on the ~ferendum, which Na•1onal Basketball Association.. required a two-thirds m.;ority, or 66.7 percent, for
Turnstile counts, however. show about 200,000 approval. Voting-for footbell-were 2,187 students, OL
tewer fans attended those games, the newspaper said. 59.4 percent. opposina the idea were I ,SOI, or 40.6
Announced attendance, accordina to the turnstile percent · · • 1.a .... t Mdll..._ a 6-foot-7, 22()..pound fiaures, bas bttn hiaher than actual attendance for forward from College of the Desert has sianed a letter of
ev-rme · 1 d ' d ' f IO 443 fi intent to play basketball for Oregon State. Mcintosh. a -·, ·me u mg 1 ascrcpancy 0 • ans on two-time Southern California Athletic Confieren'"'"' all-Jan. 2 when the Pistons claimed an "NBA rq:ord" -61 ,983 packed the Silverdome to see Detroit play star,averaaed21pointsand10.Srebounds~rpmeas Boston. a sophomore ... A field of six headed by Bchand The
Turnstile counts place the actual crowd at 5 I ,540 Scenes and Joni U Bar was entered Thursday to run in
for that contest. Saturday's Santa Lucia Handicap at Santa Anita.
SiJverdome fiaurcs for last sea.son show anendance Behind The Scenes, who will be ridden by Rafael Mesa,
of 650,6.58for 41 regular season games. compared with and Joni U Bar. who will be ridden by Fruk OUwara,
the then-record 908,240 which the Pistons announced. were assigned 118 pounds-each-for the tOthronning of
Those to.tals include the most drastic single-game the l I/ 16th-mile race for older fillies and mares.
exaacratton -an announced crowd of 52. 154 when Coach d-n 't answer charge on~y 31 ,385 actually showed up Feb. 14, 1987. to see ""'ao
Philadelphia. TIM: PistC?nS, w~o have fou r remaining home
pmcs, ancludmg tonight and Saturday. are trying to
become the first NBA team to announ~ I million in
announced crowds. This is their last chance because
next season they will move into the 20,000-scat Palace
of Auburn Hills.
Turnstile cou.nts include everyone who enters the
Silverdoine from the concourse entrances and the
tunnel, stadium sourttS told the Press. Pistons
employees, stadium workers. concession workers and
media have color-coded credentials and don't pass
throich turnstiles.
Quote of the day
~-y Stera, general manager of the Chicago
Stina. <?f the M~jor Indoor Soccer League,
explaanma why it's harder to generate fan
etathLlSiasm for a first-round playoff game than
forapme in thechampionshipscries: "You can't
say to someone. 'Take my I ~year-old niece out
to dinner. She's •oing to be real good looking five
yean from now:""
Soonen sent letter of inquiry
NORMAN. Ok.la. -University of Eil
Oklahoma President Frank Horton ~-•II•
vealed Thursday that the school has
received a letter of official inquiry from the
NCAA concerning alleged rules v1olat1ons relating to
the Sooners'. football program. ·
Horton would not comment on details of the
investigation. but said he has heard nothins to reduce
the "high esteem" an which he holds Athletic Director
Donnie Duncan, tus predecessor Wade Walker or
football coach Barry Switzer .
"Although we consider any alleged violation of
NCAA rules to be a serious matter. we arc hopeful that
the matters raised in this inquiry can be resolved
without a substantial impact on the university's
football program." Horton saad in a prepared state-
ment.
The Sooners lost to the U niversity of Miami in the
Orange Bowl on Jan. I in a game that decided the
utional championship.
Penguinsshakeupfrontofflce
PITISBURG H -Former All-Star ~
gc;>altender Tony Esposito was named ' d~rcctor of hockey o perations for the
Pittsburgh Penauans Thursday in a front-
office shakeup that demoted General Manager Eddie
Johnston and Vice President Paul Martha.
The decision to bring in Esposito. 44. was made by
Edward J. DeBartolo Jr., owner of the NFL's San
Francisco 49crs and son of Penguins' owner Edward J.
DeBa~olo •. who has taken a greater role in the Penguins'
operations m recent months .
The younger DcBartolo made it clear in a latc-
aftemoon news conference in Younptown, Ohio,
~here the DeBartolo Corp. is headquartered. that he is
unhappy with the Penguins' failure to make the NHL
play~ffs d~pite the presence of league scoring leader
Mano Lemaeu.x.
Norman,Azlngerahoot65a
HILTON HEAD ISLAND. S.C. -!I
Grq Norman and Paul Azinarr each put
on a fast finish and matched 65s to share
the first-round lead Thursday In the
Heritage Classic.
Sandy Lyle. however. found it difficult to follow up
·his Masters triumph and had to birdie the last two holes
to break par.
-A bit of an effort.·· Lyle said after his I-under 70
on the touah. tidlt Harbour Town Golf Links.
Norman, whose firiil-round 64 came too late to put
him in the title hunt at the Masters. now has played his
last two competitive rounds in 129. 14 under par.
LEXINGTON. Ky. -Kentucky as-m
sistant coach Dwane Casey declined when
given the op rtunity on Thursday to deny
that he sent ri.ooo by mail to the father of
high school standout Chris Mills.
Casey, in Louisiana to interview for the head
coaching position at the University of New Orleans.
was ~sked by reporters how he would reply to the
question: "Dad you send the money?"
"I would say, 'No comment,· "Casey responded.
He added: "Anytrme you'rc•recruiting. you're
going to have a lot of allegations, innuendos and
as.sumptions. The situation everyone is talking about is
very unfortunate. It was one of many that's been going
on all year long. The school is investigating, the NCAA
is investigating and the ultimate thing is to wait and see
what they come up with."
Tbe Daily News in Los Anseles reported in a
copyright story in Thursday's editions that workers at
an Emery Worldwide air freight distribution center in
Los Angeles discovered the money in ~ package
addressed to Claud Mills. the father of the Kentucky
signee. when it accidentally opened.
MacLean to talk with Barrick
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. -Don m
Maclean, a much-recruited but still un-
signed high school basketball standout
from Califorma'sSimi Valley High School.
said Thursday he will contact new UCLA coach Jim
Harrick next week.
lr:t Albuquerque for Sunday's McDonald's All·
Amencan game. Maclean stopped shon of saying he
had decided where he will play his collegiate ball. but
indicated the hiring of Harrick had become a major
factor and probably had improved the Bruins' chances
of signing him.
"It compounded by indecision,'' said Maclean. a
6-foot-l 0 center who avCTaged almost 34 points and 13
rebounds a game this season.
UCLA fired Walt Hazzard at the end of this season
and hired Harrick on Tuesday. Harrick. who coached at
Pepperdme for nine years. isa longtime acquaintance of
Maclean.
"I've known him since I was in the third grade,''
Maclean said. "And he's proven he can win. I'll have to
go back and talk to him once I get back."
Maclean said he narrowed his choices to five
schools -lJCL~. Georgia Tech. Nevada-Las Vegas.
Kentuck} and Pttuburgh.
Television, radio
TELEVISION
4 p.m . -MEN'S GOLF: Heritage Classic.
from Hilton Head. S.C. (delayed). USA.
5 p.m . -WRESTLING: Amateur Freestyle
Championships-United States vs. USSR. from
Miami. Fla. (taped), ESPN.
5:05 p.m. -PRO BASKETBALL: Mil-
waukee at Detroit. TBS.
6 p.m. -BOXING: Donald Curry vs. Scan
Mannion in I 0-round super-welterweight bout.
from Jacksonville, Fla., ESPN.
7 p.m. -PRO BASEBALL: Angels at
Seattle, Channel 5.
7:20 p.m. -PRO BASEBALL: Atlanta at
Dod&ers, TBS. ~:30 p.m. -PRO BASKETBALL: Phoenix
at Lakers. Prime Ticket. SclecTV.
9 p.m. -AUTO RACING: American Racing
competition. from Phoenix (taped). ESPN.
I 0 p.m. -AUTO RACING: Off-Road Gold
Coast 300. from Las Yeps (taped), ESPN.
RADIO
7:30 p.m. -PRO BASKETBALL: Phocnill
at Lakers. KLAC (570).
7 p.m. -PRO BASEBALL: Angels at
Seattle. KM PC (7 10).
,_ T p.m. -PRO BASEBALL: Atlanta at
Dod&ers. KABC (790).
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Bryan Trottier of tbe New York lalanden
takea a look at tbe acoreboarcl u Pat Ver-
beek (center) celebrate. Illa flnt•perlod
1oat with De.Ua teammate John llacLean.
~evils win first Cup series
Canadie'ns advanced to the division
finals.
power play with 4:48 to play, but the
Devils killed off their fifth penalty of
the night and preserved the victory.
New Jersey holds
off Islanders; Caps
force game seven
In the other Patrick Division
semifinal:
The Canadiens. who had won the
first three games of the series before
dropping the next two, host the tint
game of the Adams Division finals
Monday night against Boston.
From ne Atsoclated Press
Patrik Sundstrom scored his first
two goals oft he playoffs and added an
assist. enabling the New Jersey Dc\lils
to withstand a third-period charge
and beat the New York Islanders. 6-5.
Thursday night to win a Stanley Cup
pl;>yoff series for the firs1 time.
C.pl&aJ1 7, Flyers !: Dave Chris-
tian, Bengt Gustafsson and Kevin
Hatcher ~orcd in a 2:52 span early in
the second period as Washington
routed Philadelphia at the Spectrum
to even their senes at three wans each.
B1'111D1 5, Sabres!: In Buffalo, first-
pcriod goals by Bob Sweeney, 8Qb
Joyce and Willi Plett and two aoals
from Ken Linscman helped Boston
clinch their series against the Sabres.
In winning the · Patrick Divison
semifinals in six games before a
roaring. sellout crowd of 19,096 at the
Brendan Byrne Arena, the Devils
advanced to the.division r~nals start-
ing Monday against the winner of the
Washington-Philadelphia series.
The Capitals. who scored four
power-play goals and one while
shorthanded. can become only the
fifth team in N HL history to win a
seven.game series after trailing 3-1
with a victory Saturday night at the
Capital Centre.
Mike Ridley gave the Caps a 1-0
lead with a power-play goal 5: I 7 into
the game before Washington took
command cariy in the second period.
The Boston victory was the first by
a visiting team in the series and it
marks the first time the Bruins have
advanced past the first round of the
playoffs in fi ve seasons.
In the Norris Division semifinals:
Red Wtqs 5, Maple Leafs S: In
Toronto, Shawn Burr and Darren
Veitch scored third-period aoals to
clinch Detroit's victory over the
Maple Leafs. moving the Red Winp
into the division final apinst St.
Louis. That series beg.ins tn Detroit
Tuesday.
The Devils. keyed by their specialty
teams. dominated for the first two
periods and seemed to-have the game
well an hand with a 6-1 lead early in
the final period.
Christian started the three·goal
suree at 25 seconds of the second
penod when he skated through the
slot and beat Flyers goalie Ron
Hex tall from just outside the crease.
In the Adams Division semifinals:
Mel Bridgman, Bob Probert and
Dave Barr also scottd as Detroit
eliminated the Maple Leafs in six
games. Al Iafrate. Tom Feraus and
Todd Gill replied for Toronto, which
had not won two pmcs in a row for
two months.
But the Islanders came back with
four goals in a 5:02 span midway
through the third period to make it
close. They had a chance to tie on a
Cau41eas !, WUJen I: In Hart-
ford. Stephane Richer scored twice in
the opening period and Montrul's
defense shut down the Whalers'
attack the rest of the way as the
Sports on TV for weekend
Saturday.
TELEVISION
9 a.m. -PRO BASKETBALL: CBA Championship
ScnesGamc I, ESPN.
I 0: 15 a.m. -PRO BASEBALL: St. Louis at New
York Mets. Cha nnel 4.
11 :30 a.m. -WOMEN'S TENNIS: Tournament.
from Amelia Island. Fla .. ESPN.
I p.m. -PRO BASEBALL: Atlanta at Dodgers,
Channel 4.
2:30 p.m. -SKIING: World Professional Cham-
pionships. from Aspen. Colo. (taped). Channel 7 .
2:30 p.m. -HORSE RACING: Lexington (Ky.)
Stakes, ESPN.
3 p. m. -MEN'S GOLF: PGA Heritage Classic, from
Hilton Head Island, S.C .. Channel 2.
3 p.m. -MEN'S BOWLING: U.S. Open. from
Atlantic City, N.J . (delayed), Channel 7.
3 p.m. -HORSE RACING: Oak Lawn Handicap,
from Hot Springs. Ark .. ESPN .
4 p.m. -COLLEGE BASEBALL: Stanford at
UCLA. Prime Ticket.
4:30 p.m. -PRO HOCltEY: Patrick Division
semifinal round Game 7 -Philadelphia at Washington.
ESPN.
4:30 p.m. -PRO BASKETBALL: New York at
Atlanta. TBS.
4:30 p.m. -WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS: Grand
National Steeplechase. from Aintrec, Enaland (taped):
Baja HX>Ooff-road race, from Mcxico(tapcd), Channel 7 .
7 p.m. -PRO BASEBALL: Angels at Seattle,
Channel 5.
7 p.m. -BOXING: Marlon Starling vs. Mark
Breland in 12-round WBA welterweiJht title bout. from
Las Vegas. HBO.
7:30 p.m. -PRO SOCCER: Wichita at Lazers. Prime
Ticket.
RADIO
I p.m. -PRO BASEBALL: Atlanta at Dodgers.
KABC(790) .
7 p.m. -PRO BASEBALL: Anaels at Seattle.
KMPC (710).
7 p.m. -PRO BASEBALL: San Francisco at San
Diq.o, K.fMB (760). KNX ( 1070).
8 p.m. -PRO BASKETBALL: Oippcrs at Golden
State. KRTH (930).
Saa day
TELEVISION
I 0 a.m. -PRO BASlt:ETBALL: Laken at Houston.
C hannel 2.
I 0 a.m. -AUTO RACING: NASCAR Winston Cup
First Union 400. from North Wilkesboro. N.C.1 ESPN.
10:30 a.m. -PRO BASEBALL: St. Louis at New
York Mets, WOR.
11 : 15 a.m. -PRO BASEBALL: Pittsburgh at
C hicago, WGN.
Noon -MOTORCYCLE RACING: U.S. lnter-
~~tional Grand Prix. from L.aauna Sea (taped), Channel
12:30 p.m . -MEN'S GOLF: PGA Heritage Oassic
from Hilton Head Island, S.C.. Channel 2. •
12:30 p.m. -HIGH SCHOOL BASltETBALL: All-
Star Game, from Albuquerque, N.M. (delayed). Channel
7.
I p.m. -PRO BASEBALL; Braveut Dodaers.. TBS.
I p.m . -WOMEN'S TENNIS: Tournament final.
from Amelia Island. Aa .• ESPN .
I :30 p.m. -PRO BASEBALL: Anaels at Seattle.
Channel 5 .
3 p.m. -SUNG: The New Hampshire Cup. from
Loon Mountain (taped), ESPN.
3:30 p.m. -SUING: 1988 Powder 8 World
Championships. from British Columbia (taPed). ESPN.
5 p.m. -COLLEGE BASEBALL: Louisiana State at
Mississippi State, ESPN. .
6 p.m. -PRO SOCCER: Wichita at Sockers. Prime
Ticket.
9 p.m. -PRO WOMEN'S Vou.EYBALL: Chicqo
at Los Angeles, ESPN .
RADIO
I 0 a. m . -PRO BASltETBALL: Lakers at Houston
KLAC (570). '
I p.m . -PRO BASEBALL: Anarls at Seattle .
l<MPC (710) .
I p.m. -PRO BASEBALL: Atlanta at DOctatrs
KABC(790). '
7 p.m. -PRO BASEBALL: San Francisco at San
Dieao. K.FMB (760) .
Santa Anita, Los Aramltos results
Major Lealllle standings AmJ~£ea6ae
WIST DIVISION
" L Pet. GB L ll Stnek Heme Away
3-3 3. 0 Kansas City 6 3 .667 6-3
Oakland ~ 6 3 .667 6-3 ~ 4 4 .soo I'll 4-4
Seattle 4 5 .444 2 4-5
Chicqo 3 5 .375 21h 3.5
Minnesota 3 5 .375 2th 3.5
Texas 3 5 .375 2th 3.5,
EAST DIVISION
New York 8 I .889 8-1
CleveJand 8 2 .800 1h 8-2
Boston 6 3 .667 2 6-3
Detroit 4 4 .500 31/J 4-4
Toronto 4 6 .400 41h 4-6
Milw•ukec 2 6 .250 .51h 2-6
Baltimore 0 9 .000 8 0-9
'nlartday'a Scores
Chicago at AD1el1, ppd., rain
New York 7, Toronto)
Boston 2, Milwaukee 0
Texas 2, Detroit I
, l<Jnsas City 4, Baltimore 3
Cleveland 3. Minnesota I
Oakland S, Seattle 4
Won 4
Won 2
Won 3
Lost~
Lost 4
Lost 2
Won· I
Won 3
Wo n 2
Wo n 3
Lost I
Lost J
Lost 6
Lost 9
2· I 4-2
3. 2 1-2
1-2 3. 3 -
3. 3 Q. 2
2· 1 1-4
2-4 I-I
5. 0
6-I 4. 2
I· I
J. 3
Q. 0
Q. 5
3.
2·
2-1
3. 3
3. 3
2-6 Q. 4
Today's Gamet
Aqels (M. Witt 0-1) at Seattle (M. Moore 1-1 ). 7:05 p.m.
Texas (Hough 1-1) at Boston (Sellers Q.I ). 10:05 a.m.
New York (John 0-0) at Milwaukee (Birkbcck 0-1 ). 11 :35 a.m.
Kansas City (Leibrandt I ·I) at Detroit (Alexander .0-1 J. 4:35 p.m.
Minnesota (Viola I· I) at T oronto (Stottlemyre Q. I). 4:35 p.m.
Cleveland (Yett 1-0) at Baltimore (McGregor Q. I). 5:05 p.m.
Chicago (Honon 1-1 ) at Oakland (Welch 1-1 J, 7:35 p.m.
Satarday't Games
ADgels at Seattle. 7:05 p.m.
Texas at Boston, 10:05 a.m.
Kansas City at Detroit. 10:35 a.m.
Minnesota at Toronto. 10:35 a.m.
New York at Milwaukee. 1:05 p.m.
Chicago at Oakland. 1:05 p.m.
Cleve.land at Baltimore, 4:35 p.m.
Na tional League
WEST DIVISION w
7
6
5
5
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0
L
I
3
4
4
6
8
PeL GB LIO StrHk
Won 4
Lost I
Lost 2
Won I
Won I
Lost 8
Home
3-0
1-I
3-2
4-3
2-I
0-8
Away
4-I
5-2 2-..,
Houston
Oo4sen
Cincinnati
San Francisco
San Diego
Atlanta
.875 7-1
.667 I 1/2 6-3
.556 21/2 5.4
.556 21/i 5-4 I· I
I· 5
0-0 .333 41h 3-6
.000 7 0-8
EAST DIVISION
Pittsburgh
Chicago
New York
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Montreal
6
5
5
3
3
2
2 .750 6-2 Won 4
Lost 2
Won 3
Lost 4
Won 2
Lost 3
3-0 Q. 0 J. 2
5-3
3-3
Q. J
0-2
Q. 2
J .625 I 5-3
J .625 I 5-3 2-0
1-2
3. 3
2-4
5 .375 3 3-5
5 .375 3 3-5
6 .250 4 2-6
Thartday't Scores
San Diego 2. Dodg~n 0
New York I, Montreal 0
Pittsburgh 4, Philadelphia 2
Houston 9, Cincinnati 3
Today's Games
Atlanta (Glav1 ne 0-1) at Dodcen (Hershiser 2-0). 7:05 p.m.
Pittsburgh (Smiley 0-0) at Chicago (Sutcliffe 0-0). 11 :20 a.m.
Philadelphia (Rawley 0-2) at Montreal (Youmans 0-1 ), 4:35 p.m.
St. Louis (Mathews l.Q) at New York (Gooden 2-0), 4:35 p.m.
Cincinnati (R. Robinson Q. I) at Houston (Scott 2-0). 5:35 p.m.
San Francisco (Reuschel 1-0) at San Diego (Grant 0-1 ), 7:05 p.m.
Sahmlay's Gamet
Atlanta at Oo41er1, I :05 p.m.
Cincinnati at Houston. 10:20 a.m
St. Louis at New York. 10:20 a.m
Pittsburgh at Chicago, 11 :20 a.m.
Philadelptiia at Montreal. 4:35 p.m.
San Francisco at San Diego, 7:05 p.m.
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,..,; O'Brien, Tues •• 600; Collo, s..11... Sil.
Sleutfll, New YOt11, .SS.; Bordin. TOf'onto.
.531. ltUNS-tt. HenOerwn, New YOf'k, 11~
s.ltw, Kenlff Cltv, 10; G ..... Toronto, '·
,.,,,,,.,, Ctlllllrt!M, '' McGwlre. Oeltlend, 9,
Wlnfletcl. New Yorll, 9. ••t-Wlnfi..cJ. New York, 12. CenMCO, 0.k·
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C•.,...nd, 9; • ere tied wllll I. HITs--Lantford, Oelllend, ' IS, 0'8 rltn,
T .. es. lS, It. HenderllCMI, N.-\'Of'k, IS,
Wlnfleld. New YOf'k, IS; G. Sell, TOl'onto, 14
INOIVIOUAL BATTING
AB R H AVG
Brent Mevr>t, CSF
Lenn ~Vt. FSU
Stevt HO\tV, FSU
Deve Sturdlvenl, UNLV
Jo. &el~uo, UNL v
Ktl!ll Kllutl, CSF
Tom Goodwin. FSU
Jeff OIMrdel*, UCI
Seo!! CMdrtn. UNL V
Steve PHrM. FSU
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'101 41 15 371
151 ~ s.s 364
171 37 " l60
Hotev IFSUI, 19, Zoskv IFSUI. · II, ~ (UCI), Pterw IFSUl. 17, Mertln
IUNLVl, 16, Mevr>t (CSF), IS, Qbei:denk IUCll.
Mhcheil (FSU), 14, Keut> !CSF ). Slurdlvent
IUNL V). Ntlson (SJS) 13
Trllllft <>Mr.,.. !UCll, S; .._,_.,. IUCll, Goodwin
(FSU), Gross IUOPI. • "-·-~ul (FSU), 11, Ron ICSF I, Keut>
<CSF), II, How v (FSUI, 10, Clllldl't\S (UNLVI,
9. Lemt>ert (UNLV). Prell (UCSB), t. Vonoren
IFSUI. Zo\kV IFSUI. Merlin (UNL II), Bur1on
IFSU), 1 ••• Slltoeiut (FSU), 60, HOMY !FSUI, SJ.
Sn llu,..., (UCO. Zo\kv (FSU), Sl; Rou (CSF).
4S: CllOdreu (UNLVI. 43, Keub (CSF). 41,
Mlddlehutf IUCSBI. 40. ....rw (FSU), 37.
Lembef'I IUNLVI, Prell IUCSBl. 35 , ...... _
Gooowln (FSU). 43, Cemot>ell IUCSBI, 19.
Wlfllem\ !UCS&I. 2.S, Rountr• IUCS8 ), 17.
Merlln IUNLV), Mennlon tCSFJ, IS
INDIVIDUAL MCHNIG
G If' W -L SO •RA
Rlcll Crene, FSU I« 107 17· 1 IOS 2.02
JOM S.llft. FSU 1« 1 IS"> 10--0 112 ?. II
Scott Ltwls, UNLV IJ 101 ,_, " "If
Erik Scllullslrom, FSU IS '2 f· 1 f7 1.6'
MMk leek, CSF 17 fO 1·4 f7 J.94
Loneo Gercle , CSF 13 90"'J 7·2 7S 2 •.•
Den Arelllbeld, SJSU 16 9111') 7·6 • "52
Cratl '""*• UCI 14 101\'I 6-S SI U6
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S.lles IFSUI. 2. 11; 0.Vllle (CSF), 2.5'; Gercle
ICSFI. 2 •; RH ISJS), J.S7; Plrolll (UOP), 3.st;
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Bulls deal
Pacers blow
from~ AHociated Press
M 1chael Jordan !>Cored 3 5 points a)
th~· Ch11:ago Bulb beat Indiana tn
I nd1anapoh-.. I I t>-110. Thursda)
night, dealing a serious blov. to the
Pacers' ~B.\ pla~offhOpes.
The loss dropped Indiana into a tie
Y.1th \.\ ashmgton for the eighth and
last Eastern Conference pla,off spot
Bui the Bullets hold tlie tiebreaker
ad' antage b' Hnue of having won
the ~·ason ~nes between the two
1eam .. Ph1ladt:lph1a trails the Bullets
and Pacers b' a half-itamc
In other NBA games:
Rockets 1%3. Kings 10~: Cen1er
.\keem Ola1uv.on led SI\ Houston
pla~ers 1n double figures v.11h ~(
points. and pulled down I 0 rebound!>
as the Roc~ea handed Sacramento 11s·
I I th stra1g.h1 road loss.
Trail Bla.iers 1%8, Jau 1%3: In Sall
La~e C1l\. Ch de Dre,ler scored 16 ot
h1!> J~ po.in ts ;n the fo urth quarter and
Terr: Porter added :5 points and a
team-record IQ 3'>\tsts as Ponland
dov. ncd L·urh .
Vollevball clinic set
Rand' Sto~lo!> v.ho teams v.uh
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product 1~ pnmanl~ a s.etter and v.11l
be a'ailablC' aftC'rv.ard to ansv.·er
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Oree M•nn'':f.· Scott BertoDt. 81Lane Daill,
llpD Hood. ell Wat8on and Guy Eyman;
1-ck row, Sean 11naer, J09b Stanton,
lllke Ollila, llor&aa '1-atee, Ryan llan-
dencbeld, lllke Boward, Ryan Bertoni
and SteYen O'Donnell.
Clemens fans 13 in shutout
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Boston pjtcher.hurlsstx-hJitcr
In his flrstcompletegameofyear
F.-fteA..111• .........
Roeer Oemen1' c:unpaip few a third conteeut.ive Cy
Youna A ward is ofl'and fty1._ . Otmens allowed oaly saa hill and struck out l 3 to
kad the Boston Red Soa to a 2-0 victory over the
Milwaukee Brewen Thunday at Fcnway Part in his fint
complete pme of the teUOn.
Clemens.. 2-0, pushed his ~ laauo-kadil\I
strikeout total to 33 in thru starts. outcfuelina Bill
Wqman, who allowed just two unearned runs on four
hiu over eiabt inninp.
Clemens now hautruclt out I 0 or more in a pme 23
times, a Red Sox record.
"Clemens was the name of the pme today, .. Boston
Ma~r John McNamara said. "He was dominant. They
didn't cam a runner to second buc. The only two they JOt
there were on balk calls. ..
The Brewers now have lost six in a row for their
longest losin& streak sin<lC last May. Milwaukee JOt only
two runners as far as second base, both on sinales and
balks. With the help of two Milwaukee errors and a passed
ball the Red Sox pve Clemens aU the support be needed
on RBl sinalcs by Ellis Burk.sand Wade Boas in the third.
"I had a little trouble with some pitches, but for the
most part I mixed them up and went riaht at them.''
Ocmcns said.
Elsewhere in the American league:
ReyaJ1 t, Orieles I: In Baltimore. Jim Eisenreich
scored from first base when let\ fielder Jeff Stone
misplayed Frank W~itc's sin&le wit.h two out;s in the nint.h
innm& as Kansas City sent the winless Orioles to their
ninth straiaht defeat. ·
The 1904 Washington Senators and the 1920 Detroit
Tisers lost 13 pmes from the start of the season and the
1968 Ch1caio White Sox lost 10. Four other teams have
opened with nine consecutive l~s.
--I._~ l:Joee Q.uunao Wtnbined with Mid Williams on a fout--.hiner. and Ruben Siem and ~ o•Brieft each drove in a Nn, kadina Teau at Tiler
SUldiwn.
Guzman, 1-1, allowed all four Detroit b.its, suuck out
four and didn't walk a batter in eiabt inninp.
Gary Petti111>t the fourth Detroit hit, ae.ctina oft'lhe
ninth with an inrldd linak. briQlina on Mitch Williams in relief. Pettis advanced to third on a wild pitch and
peued blll, lhcn KOred Detroit'sonly run on a aroundout
by Alan Trammell.
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-Membt'rs of the Senate
on Thursday thrc.atencd 10
repeal ma1 or league
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more suitable responses to
repeated inquines on ex-
pansion.
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Force on the EJtpans1on of
MaJor League Baseball.
manned by senators
interested in sttmg an ex-
pansion team m their
states. met WJlh Donald M.
Fehr.
The \'ICtory was the eighth 1n the last nine games for
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Indians \\ent I 0-0 m 1966.
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• HE.D av Tita COSTA CRIGLER AUTHORIZED 13 PLANNING ACTION t>eflall ot m1n<>f. Blalle RYWl MO..... MOTICI TO WTINO ama tl'let .. n lor noncompliencaof MAP RECORDED IN 800t< ~ •u "u••1G CQll.. AGENTFORERNISTWIEBE PA-811-65 FOR SHOJI HOUl'lihUltlecUpeHllon1n ... ON>IMAMCE Of' THE CMIMTORaOf NOTICE Ill> HEREBY Mldoode 232.PAOES20,21 AND22 Publlahed ~ •• Cout
l· .... eK>N AT THI CITY FOR A CONDITIONAL USE SHIM IZU .AUTHORIZED 1n11 covr1 lor an ordetall0w-CtTY COUNCI. OF ,... ... It~--GIVEN ,,,.,~ ual ed llLEINP.,.1111..,,C., OF MISCELLANEOUS OellyPllotMarcn25.Aptll 1 .
.... L' n , '"I• -1"1 PERMIT TO ALLOW A REAL AGENT F 0 R i< AT S U tng pelllt0ner lo Cl\Af'IOI CtTY OF •Wf'OflT •ACH (a.ca. lw-t101 p<oposala lor lurf'll9hlnn all a.ti, CMy ~ C......... MAPS. RECORDS Of ~-I . IS. 1981
coaTA MEiA. CALI~ ESTATE BUSINESS TO WAOAIYAOHAN USA COR· n1alhef l'llml from '81ail• ••NDNO CMAPTER 7.M U.C.C.) l•bof. maleti.11. eQUi~I. Publlahed o..,. COM! ANOE COUNTY. CALI· F·181
,ORMIA, AT~ P.1111. °" CONTINUE OPERATING IN PORATION FOR A CON· Ryal'I Hollans 10 Blake Ryen OF THE •WP<>RT KAC" Notl<le It n.ret>y given 10 lr•n•port91101'1 and aucn Deily PllOt April 8. 15. 1918 FORNIA
.. 90C* •• POS99l.I AN EXISTING INDUSTRIAL DITION.AL USE PE~MI T Oecller • u NI c I P AL . c 0 0 E C•edtlO••. ot tn• wt1n1n Olnet lactUltea .. may be r• F-.233 EXCEPT THEREFROM "8JC ll)TICE
ntlMAntR Gell MON· BUILDING LOCATED AT FOR SIX EATING ESTAB-IT IS HEREBY ORDERED NJtT.-0 TO PINAL-named partlea that a bulk qutred IC>< MESA VERDE All OIL. GAS. MINERALS ----------
DAV, APRIL .. ,... •· 3006 ENTERPRISE STREET USHMENTS AND THREE 1nat 911 Plf'SOl'll tnl .... 1ed lfl TIE• '0" 000 VIOL· lrBl'lllet IS at>oul to be ma<HI DRIVE LOOP reoon•truc-r.ate ll)JIC( A N D 0 T H E R ACTITIOUe .,_ ••
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IMO ACTION• ARE 7 PLANNING ACTION AT 665 PAULARINO AV-Cenlet OrlW W"1. Senta llereby0fd91nasfOllow$ addreu OI ,,,. 1nteflcMd Bo• 1200 (77 Faif Drive).. •GATM SURFACE ENTRY, AS RE· AMIDON REALTV PART-
CMA' 1 lllQllD .. COURT, PA-88-58 FOR JOSEPH P ENUE IN A Cl ZONE EN-Ana. Calltomla. on May 5. Sect ion 1 Se c11on lran1taror1s1 are RED Colla Men, Cahtornla DICLMAnoet SERVED IN INSTRUMENTS NERS. LTD . 5000 Biren ~THl~MAY• l<Ell Y A UTHORI ZED VI RO NM EN TA L DE-1968 Al245o"cloekP M 7 ~055 ol tne "6ewpof't ROBIN INTERNATIONAL 92621-t200,un1111hah0ufof The nine Ranch Wat• OfRECOAD SttMt. Sule 550. Newpon ~TO OILY THOSE AGENT FOR A VARIANCE TERMINATION NEGATIVE and then and l'*e lhOw e.acn Mumapal Code 9hall IN<'. 9 Ellewltve Cr . Suite 2 00 PM ... 21. 1918 at Dmric:t (IRWD) ia praparing The .. ,_. addr-and IMctl. Ce11f 92te0
-· M>mO.. AAIMI FROM REAR SETBACK RE· DECLARA TIOH cauM ti any ll'ley nave ...ny be ameooed lo rffd as fol-l 90 Irvine CA 92714 wtliCll tlfnB tney Wiii be oc>en-a Negative '*'-11101'1 lot othef common dealgnation. Slephen L Goodman.
AT THE ""9LIC HEANNG OUIREMENTS TO ALLOW 11 TENTATIVE TRACT Mid PIUltOl'I '°' cn•noe ot IOW$ Tne name and 00-edpubllClyandrMdllloudlfl the projee1(•1 de1Crll>ed If fllf't. of Iha,.., property 5000Blrc:t1Str .... ~.550. DllCNl~O .. THIS NO-T"1E CONSTRUCTION OF A MAP T-13525 FOR All name lllOulO l'IOt begranled SecllOll 7 G4 05S ~y addreu of Ille 1nlended Iha Couflcil ~ben Seel-below. A .. Drift .. NeoelMI deacrlbed a b ova 11 Newpot119eech, c.tlf t2teO net°".*"'' .... CO.-· NEW APARTMENT ABOVE NIKOJOU. AUTHORIZED IT IS FURTHER Ofdered II Shall be un!ewt\11 tor any lr91'1Sleree ••• BARRY eel prC)C)Ollls at\111 bW the Oecleratlol'I .. on tile et Iha put'PC)l1ed 10 be 27~ s.no-~ T. MhtOl'I. 5000
•tlPONOINCE OE· A GARA GE I LAU NDRY AGEN T FOR RANDY 1"81. eopy ol 1nis O<oet to peraon to VIOiate or 1914 IO HERMANSON 2915 s tltla of the -otll encl the 0.CrlCt office. tl802 ... piper, Coet• Meu. Cell· Blretl St ..... ~ 550.
LMMD TO TMI Pl.AN-ROOM AT THE REAR OF A ZIEGLER FOR " OHE-LOT lfio-cauM bl publilfled 11'1 ~ Wf1tl any P'°"*°l'I of Bttalol Str• eo.n ...... name of the biddlr bul no dMr'I A--. ir.tn.. CA. fof"'9 92128 Newpot1IMctl,c..r.92te0 -.ac~teONAT,0.-LOT WITH AN ElCISTING SU80IVISION F~ A S•IC-theO.af191CoaslOeilyPllot. Section 7.04020, 7.04030. CA CIC'-dtlltinguel'Mng mertt•. encl .. 8\1 ..... tor public The under9'gned T~ TMa ~~,,... I• con-""°" TO, ,... PUeLIC RESIDENCE LOCA TEO AT UHfT COHOOMIHIUM PRO-• -P•oe< ol ~··I 7 04 040 or 7 04 050 of ttll9 Tnat tne P'ooertY pent-Any btd ,....., ""-the 1119C)eC110n A Negettw Dee-dlecleom9 any llebillty lor"""' ~by a limited pwl.Nt· MmAWO 221 PAl MER AVENUE IN JECT LOCATED AT 25'17 CAtc:ulalton pul>lt!lled In,,,,. Code Any Plf90l'I victahng nenl nereto •• deacr•bed lfl ~ doeir'G lime lot leretion .. be cooelO.ed lnoor'r9c:t-of Iha .. ,... aNp
1. 0 ENE RA L p l AN AN R 2 ZO NE EN -ORANGE AVENUE IN .AN R2 COUfllY at leasl ~ 9 week or laolong to oompty w11n any general as Furniture. ti•-tne rec.pt of bida IMll be lot llPPfOVel or diMClorov.I ~ end other common Stepflel'I L Ooodmefl
...-AMENDMENT GP-88-2 TO v I R 0 NM EN T A L DE . ZONE ENVIRONMENTAL f()( IOU• coni.ecvll'4 ....... of l hl l>'OYl9IOl'IS of UK! Sec-turn. equipment 91\d •• , .. urned to tne bidder un-by the Board of Oiredon of deelgl'latlol'I, If any. lflOwf'I Thie .. ._..t -m.cs
"WCHAHGE T"1E GENERAL TERMINATION EXEMPT DETERMINATION EX· ptlO< 10 1~ d•y ot Uld ,__ tlOM lf\all be guilty of .,. ioc.1ec191 4232 Kalella. Loa CC**' ., 9'\ell be the.,.. the O...rlCI •t. rneellng to -· wfth the Courlty Clettl of Or·
---;Pl..ANOESIONATION FROM 8 PLANNING ACTION EMPT Ing lntrecllol'I Ai.tn;loa CA 90720 reaponalbollty of the bldcMr beheldet81>0PM Aprt1 25. SaidMleWlllbe~.but .. Courlly on Mardi 18. I "11,. IJMAN CENTER RESIOEN· PA-88-59 FOR WARREN t5 TENTATIVE TRACT Dated MAR 2t 1988 Any perton.COllVIC1ed of Tne l>uSIMSS name uMd 10 -thttlhlabtdlar--..ed 191111'1 lhl C*trlCt Offioe at wlthoul ~an1 or --1918
,. TIAL TO EITHER HIGH OR TH 0 MA s AND A s. M"P T. 13528 F~ JERRY -'AMII L IMfTM, .... V!Otatlng or flllllng to comply by tne aatO l•Bfl91eror 91 said lfl P'OC* lltne the eboW eddf9M ranty ... prMa or Implied,,.. "14111
-MEDIUM DENSITY RES•· SOCIA TES. AUTHORIZED 0 GALL. AU THORIZED ., ... ~ C-1 wftl\ any Of the PfOVtliOnl of loeallo,, II RED ROBIN A ... of Plant. Spec;6el Hentard A--Tr-gerding lrtle, PlllHHIOl'I, or Mete R. Tow. 3345 .....
;· OEHTIAL AT TME COAST AGEN T F O R I c .c . AGENT FOR JOAN WIL· Publllhed Of9tf'191 Coal Mid Sectiont tNll be pun-BURGER ' SPRITS EM-PrOVllk>na.ancUddltlonllO mlH IOl'I Mell'I. Project encumbrancea. to pey the Port ~d. 8'llte 2t3.
, COMMUNITY COLLEGE ENTER~ESF~ACON-LIAMS ANO TOH'f MUNIO DBily P•IOI APfll 1,1. 15.22. llNble by the flM9 as 19 PORIUM (clowd~) General PrCMBIOM to the 15120.Conatnac:ttonoh42-~ prindpel 9llft'I of ~8eedl.Celll.t2te3
.._ 0 Is TR I c T A 0 M IN Is. OITIONAL USE PER~IT TO SUBOIVIOE PROPERTY l988 IC)licifled lfl the eurrer1lly Thal said bull! ,,...,..., .. Stal'ld•rd Speciflcellona lnCh water tr•l'lamlH lon the ROM(•) l9CUf'9d by Mid Putl4Wled 0r-. CoMt
-TRATIVE SITE LOCATED FOR AN ACCOUNTING OF· INTO SIX LOTS FOR CON-F211 adoC>'ed Unlloffl\ "*ac•lon lfllended 10 be oonaum-~be OOlelned et IN Of-INll'I to com.-.. the ,,.,.. Deed of TNBt, With Inter-' Deily Piiot M9tdl 25. April 1.
AT 1370 ADAMS AVENUE FICE IN AN EXISTING DOMINIUM PURPOSES a... $Ql\edutl UMd by lhl ma1ed •I,,,. ona ol BUR-llol Of Iha Clty E...-. n mlaiofl main ~ the "*-· .. p#ovlded WI Mid I , 15. 1918
ENVIRONMEN TAL DE-M ULTI-TENANT INDUS· LOCATEO AT 1519 WEST· fltB.IC NOTICE Orenge Coul'lty MIJl'llClpal ROW ESCROW COMPANY, FMDrlw .eo.1aMeu.C-. OyefRoedWelltietdtnSanl• noteC•I. adv~ If any. F·175•
TERMINATION NEGATIVE TRIAl.8UILOINGLOCATEO MINSTER AVENUE IN AN Court• 1653E Lincotn A~ue.~-tornce. upotl ~ "naMdtheZonel~ undetthelermeofNIOO.CS1----------
DECLARA TION AT 29eO AIRWAY A VENUE. R2 ZONE ENVIRONMEN· FlCTlllOU• ---·· Sec110f1 2 The Mayor lhaK enge. Cellf()(l'li9 92685 on Of payment of $20 00. Al'I ad-., TrMluc:O Road and Sefld of Truat ...... d\ar999 and "8JC ll)TIC(
2 PLANNING ACTION SUITE A-101. IN AN MP TAL DETERMINATION EX· N.-aTATDmlff a.gn and ltteC11y Cterkstlatl a'1etMay 4 1988 . dlllonaldlergeof$2.50Wll ~"--WI Ofet'09 bP91'1M10f1heT"'8teeand
PA-18-52 F'OR VASUOEV D ZONE ENVIRONMENT AL EMPT Tnct IOllOwlflQ petBOl'll ., .. ttlctSI 10 tne passage of tllia Tna1 the last d•I• IC>< lthng be made If handled by tNll. County. of lhe trua•• CfMted by Mid l'tCTn'IOU9 ........
PRABHU FOR A CON-DETERMINATION EX-16 TENTATIVE TRACT dor1R~~~R~PERT IES Ordinance Thi City Clerk Clalmalftll'lleterowrefeffed Sc>«:lflcallont ll'ld other OeMd: Aptll "· 1981 Deed ol Tnnt. NAm ITA,....,
OITIONAL USE PERMIT TO EMPT MAP T .135 .. 4 FOR LARRY C I · ~ell GBUM the same 10 be to hetetrl II May 3. 1988 COfltract dOOUIMl'lll mey ...., ~ ....._, .... Thi total twnouflt of the The to11owif1t ,.,._. are
ALLOW OUTDOOR STEAM 9 PLANNING ACTION CHR I ST ENSEN 8'12 Malllwood lre e put>llllhedoncelfl lheofflcllll $o taru1sknownlOMiCI elaobeeicemll'ledattheOf·...., UflC)eid ~of the Obi!-doing~•:
CLEANING OF CAR EN-PA.ae.-e, FOR R08EP.T A AUTHORIZED AGENT FOR w .. lmtnller. Calif 92"3 ~ .,.,....,. ~ c 15) lfltended Trant*ee Mid tfl-floe of Iha City Olertl of INt PllblilMd 0r-. Coeat getion MCUted by !fie p#op-AIP COMMERCIAL BRO.
GINES IN CONJUNCTION BAKHSHI. AUTHORIZED W SS OE V E l OP M EN T Rumog y KOl'lyahan. ci.yt •'*•ti adoption landed TraMlerO< uMCI lhe City of COllta MeeL Speclfi-Deily Hot Aptll 15. 1981 arty to be add and t4IMOl'I-K(RAOE, 1840 1 VOl'I
WITH AN EXISTING CAR AGENT FOR DOUGLAS COMP~NY FORAONE·LOT 8412 Huetwood Clrcl•. Sec.llOl'l3 TNl~dlfWM'lCe IOl!ow\ng additional~ ... catloflawllnotbemelledun-F241 .. -~ coatl. •· KwrnenA--.e.SulM~.
WASH/AUTO DETAILING H~LBEAT FOR A CON· TRACT MAP FOR A w .. im<nsler CM! t26&3 was 1titroducltd al a tegulet ,_. ~ and tldOrHIH .... !fie MdltioMI $2.50 penM9 encl ecMlllOIB at the !Mne. Cellf. 1271$
BUSINESS LOCATED AT DITIONAL USE PERMIT PREVIOUSL y APPROVED H••tt Hero4d Jermeluan. ,,_,Ing of Iha City COlll'ICOI Wllhlfl lhe lhr• ,..,.. laal Chanoe • lflcluded wittl pe,y-__ .,. --time of the lnltlel pullllcatlol'I Auocl•t•d ll'ld\llltl•I
1701 TUSTIN AVENUE IN A F~ AUTO RENTAL WITH FIVE ISi UN I T CON · 5381 Bus-OrlW. Hun•· ofttieC11yofNewpon Beedt paat NONE ~ r-.... nu•~ of the Notice of Sele .. Prooerttea. lllC: .. ACallfomll
Ct ZONE ENVIAONMEN-OUTDOO R DIS P L AY OOMINIUM PROJECT ""ton BMcft c.tt 91649 lleld Ofl Iha 21th day of TM~ Ir.,..., II tub-E.ac:lllMdltlellbemedeon ,.., S11.M311. Cor'pofatlOl'I. 11401 Von
TAL 0£TERMINAT~ EX· LOCATED AT IS•O SU-t.OCATED AT 181 MESA n •• bualneu II COfl· Marett. 1981. Ind aoop*' iact lo Calttorl'lia UNbm Iha ~ form. --.,,_ °" T'hellel~undlrMld l(arm•l'I A .... nve. ''"'"·· EMPT PEAIOR AVENUE IN AN MG ~IVE IN AN R2 ZONE EN-=.,-::, by 1 general part-Ofl lfle I 11'1 day of A()fll. eoi.-c:aa1 Code Sec1ion P-1 tfWougf1 P-8 ~ 11'1 ,..,_.. IM.I Deed of TNlt ,_..ofore •· Cellf. 12715
3 PLANNING ACTION ZONE ENVIRONMENT Al VI R 0 NM ENT A L 0 E -Ra.rmtg y KOf!Ylllian ,::. by Iha f~ vOfe 11108 ,... OOf'ltec:t ~ta. y .a. ... --..,._. encl ~ lo the TNI ~ It COl'I· PA-88 -~4 FOR BOB DETERMINA TION E.ll-TERMINATION EXEMPT Ttw9 alatemanl -Mad A 'Y E s . c 0 u N . DllMd AC1ri14. ,... end ....... MCI........ YOU""' .. ~FAULT ............ a wr'"9n Dec.-cM*dby:•COfl'Otetlon
8f'IEWER AUTHORIZED EMPT 17 ZONE EXCEPTION wttt\ tne County Clerti of Of· CIL""E"" .. "'~ ,.__ H.... ......, .... "1a11•. M-tly a ~ Of cellNlir'a UNDER A DEED OF TRUST. i.Mton of ~ and 0.-Doft9d W ~. PNel-AGUff FOR MARSl-iALL D 10 PLANNING ACTION PERMIT ZE-a.t-157A3 FOR ,..~.-M 18 --"""°"" .....,.. ..,, ._..Tl 1t1 • c:Nctior a tlid~'* .... OATIO ot.CEMaER 2I !MndfofS-,anda_..., d9flt
OUfflELD F~ A CON· PA.aa.11.2 F~ GER.ALO SY SECURITY PACIFIC NA· = .......,..iy on arc:ti • ~ s.n-. s1r-Publlllhed Or-. CoMt "*' tft of IN MIOl#lt of ttM. UM..ESS YOU TW ..,.... ot oee.... 9M a.c. TNa ... ..,.4 w Ned
DITIONAL USE PERMIT GOLOB AUTHORIZED T I 0 NA l BAN I( "'""Turner o.tyP!totAprtl 15. ,... thetlid.IMC99 ...... to .. ACTION TO ""OTECT ttol'llo .... The ............ Councya.ttofOr·
FOR RETAIL SALES ANO A0£NT FOR TAREK SAMEE AUTHORIZED AGENT FOR Semu•I Cube1e. IOT I ruN~~~ .. _c 0 U N • F247 C4ty of Cotta ...... No YOUR PROPE .. TY. IT MAY C*.-:1 leld ....._ aA 0.-=County Oft ~ 11. , •Tl,..,... Of Tl"""'S FOR A CONDITIONAL USE CURCI-ENGLAND COM-........ -~__.._ ..,___. ........ 1M ....... ....... .. --· -.._ _ __... • ........._to ... to INSTAL..,. ""' . "~ PANY FOR AN "MENO-Sieler A--. ,_.... ~5. A I 8 EN l C 0 U N · Ml.JC ll)TIC( ..-.......-· .,, ........... ~ AT A ~ --~-. ANDWHE.El.S.t.S WELL AS PERMIT TOALLOWOEHSI· ""ENT TO .. PL'" .... ED HuntlnglOfl hadl. c.... ,...,,,_....,.RSM-• ............... c,Dll'9D .... SALE.lfYOUNUOAND-.. NCOnled 11'1 ... county ,..,.
AUTO AEPAIR. lOCATtO TV BONUS IN EXCESS OF -.. ,.,.,. 12627 --~-llOT1C8 OI' tly 9Udl ~· CIMdl. PlANATION Of THE ..._.IN,.... properly II ~A: .... 1111 Dove
A T 1 70 WEST 17TH TWENTY-FIVE PERCENT. SI GNIN G PROOAAM Puol*'ed Orenea CoeM ~ c. cox. ,... ,...,,.,._,.. ceafl• .... ··~· HATUfU or: THI........ .... ...... 140. NIMPor1
SlMET •04 IN AN MO TO ALLOW CONSTAUC-LOCATED AT SSS ANlOH ~ 25. Apt1I 1 llAYOll OI' TMI Notlid .... WOOlll? ed PfllOCEtDINO AGAINIT MAL nTAft PW• ...... c.111. t1MO
ZONE .ENVIRONMENTAL TION Of 11 APARTMENT 80UL£0VARO IN A POC ~P1:.Marct1 ' ' ATTEST. W9t'da E....... Ol'P~ ............... Ofll ..... YOU YOU IHOULD CON-..... -· C•e, • • ?:od Ot .... CoeM
DETEAMINATIO N EX· UNITS LOCATED AT~ 439 .ZGHE ENVIAONMENTAL ' ' F-l1h 910.c..yc..rt. ............ '°"'9 ..... llJ .. CleyaA TACtALAWVE.fl ... ,....... m1 0-. ~NillltMerdlll,Aori1,
EMPT "47HAMILTOHSTAEET IN DETERMINATION EX· PubWl9d Orel'IOe CoMt No*ll•._..,~,._ c..11 ............... 111 0n.-a 1 ........ a.. 1N1 ........ -1. 1a.1t11
4 PLANNING AC TION AN R 2 ZONE E.N • EMPT PmlJC ll>lll Oall) Hal Acwt t5, ,... ..__ Mf"'9I ="""11-eccerd•nce "'"' tfle AM. MAL UTATi fOfit .................. CA '-tn• PA·ll-55 FOA HEALTH VI RONMENTAL DE · FOR FURTHER INFOR· N ... berlotftadllc: a.. PfOU ..... of the Propoeel CL081.M! llfWICEI I UMJ, (JHtlN•Hll,
AN O CO M p AN y , TERMINATION NEGATIVE MATION OH THE AaOVE f11Cnnou9WN ("99nll"')Wlll be .. Wle ,..1.,.,,._, Catlfofnl9 OOIPGf .. Oh ' -...... er: 1!11 ... 19' PmJCllJlll AUTH~ZIED AGENT FOfll DECLARATION APPLICATIONS. TELE· ...-1TA~ -..C llJQC( oMCI of tt'9 ...... ttOt lecfl ~ -* 1M c?uty ........... Trvetee ......... '81 .f 1
OOLUM91A SAVINGS FOA 11 PLANNING ACTION Pl10NE 75"4~51450fllCALL Ttletollowlngpet'IOflUN -..,ott aCMtr.,. C.. .__...,......~-.................. 0.. .,_. ...... -N:IR\..IJl• H•• ASIONVA~AHCITOPfA-PA..ae-'3 FOfll CHA"'-13 AT TH£ OFF'ICI OF THE ootr\Q~-l'ICHTIOU9W• ...... ~Oft .. ,. °""" .. ..,,_... ..... Of.,, TNll,..,............, ll'IHllfted ~ eo.t -nan I IT
MIT A °"OUNO SIGN TO OEO..OOOT. AU~ Pl.AHNINO 0£PNmttENT, AMIOON INCOMI! DE· ..... ITAW .., of,..,. -.... 9 rw Diii ... .,._Oft u , .. -........ ~ "°',..,. i; ''· n . '"'-................
EXCEED ALLOWABLE AOEWT FOA ~TNFt M>OM200.17'Alfl0NVE. vet.°"41f:HT ruH0 I. 5000 The1o1Dw11'9.,.._. .. MurOll·toaf'll ... ieldfer .............. , ....... .:on..: .. 0Malil7,..: tte9 .. "-11,,__ AMA LOCATED AT 1252 Tl'OSTLE FO" A llGN COSTA MEIA, CALI· 91fCf1 ....... ._,. 550. dOlno.-.-• n..-.-to ... -...up 0 1 1• 111 ... ._ ._,. _... llt ....... fl.. ~ fMU.11ft NOVA. ,,OI
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doe<s Briek patio with frnlc, cloM 10 beacn 650-9269 Scott 2, b d LI Superior Nwpt Crest Plan Fii TIE $970 000 ... ~ a con 0 ke 11uon M\utters 3br 3t>a EASTS1DE ~ w. 2BR •Spa<:•OUI \' 28R .. _ ..
IP• e3'1 1400 S1300, 705 Poppy WkndS/eve!! 891-3132 n-• Frplc 2-car git o•r pool tennis uuna MSOllW?m 1 t BA d .... entlO gar •01· .. wa·.._s ...... -
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WATI RI R0"1~"·"· ~CO"" Ouplea rm. gar. "" yd, quiet tr.. IM Cnri1 495-3700 •••--~ 6-45 4319 ~ -~_...,. ~ ~ "' • · --THE Blutts •or 2 lba e110 ...---• -•Pnvate PlllOI ,,.,Ml ' a-. Units 28R tBA I car .. nee ITreet ~1400tmo' rlltt untt Rec 1 nt1y r e-11l&JTY IPTS t&m1lf UOllt ---t'•..,Cel..,..wltog'lW-t1.m1011.D.I_
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SALE OR LSE OPTION
Lu11 condo w/vu '" pres-tige gated communl.ly
$399.000 Esther Yank
640-1529 or 760-5000
l>ll lns . d ishw asher E/SIOE 2BA2BA & 2BR ba1ga1n at $1650/mo Cra1g63'·1266 96<1-55457
$1450/mo 759-3149 2''tBA. beam ceihng Children & pets ok Snort •Family Building RYM*A BEAUTIFUL 2Br 2Ba lrplc. P•llo. w/d hkups llliiiiilii--Wiiiiiii'8m. or long term lse PoSS •Large 1 2 & 3Br Ap1r. dbl gar w/opnr S90.. immed occpy Doug •Ne"' GEO W S1ova duple• w/matl>leO firs. "'" 2BR 2BA 1600sl New Herbst 760 -5000 or & ••.~,o~a~ ~ .. ~ ... LMITTll ...
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tralle< 1n our RV Park
$525 -e1eC • dep CALL
536-3316~ RfAW .1
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lrplc. garage, laundry PY1 $960 1st/last sec $265 720 3980 """" -·~ 2 pers No pets 650· 1796 caipet soa tennis. etc • • ~-wntte crp1 & or apes ~~1,:'9:ls.~16'' EtSIOEL ux TownhouM 33 Canyon Island Or ~ M.~. i •C1ose103treewav•
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"rplc; oatoo 1nory 11c; no-
:>et' S550 mo sec 18~ ---s 1350 532-• 108 Agl ~ & So COI SI Plaza
3br 2· 11>a attch garage 2BR 2BA on water Fan· l"' l ~ ~ 1· l u \ ., I • ~··~ POOi & oec:• a•ea E 21st 6•5· '23• lt!f!!! .... ..
REALTORS ~ IUll .. ---------1 Lrg 2BR 2BA Upllre, lrplc. miero. beamed cell
--H-AR BOR RIDGE--deck. gar. w/d hkups
Spectacular panoramic N/smking Chldrn ok
cpastllne views Up-$1600/mo 721-8335
graded 4 bdrm Estate ---Home with lamoy & for-CHINA Cove condo 2Br
mal dining rooms den & 2Ba. 2-car ger 1 block to
2 latge decks pl~s rare l> .. ch Patio & BBQ
private pool & spa S 1350/mo 979-3084/day $1174•900 631_ 1400 673-7537/eve•
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REALTORS
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story prvl home 1n quiet,
e•clus111e community
Spac+ous & versetlle !loo<
plan Woooertul voews
Great lro111 patio, plenty
ol parking All new decor
Lse avl at S3500/mo
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Po<>I. spa lrpl 2 decka. tasuc v•ew" S 1675/mo \\ -to... •. •lnO•.,•duan;i contro11eo
skyllgnt. all amen111es S A( Al TORS • l S975/mo 83 l-2 !85 2000 sec deQ Call t>twn entry a arm systems 2b~r~OE oS:,',r:'c. M~nc I IHlllll 111. , ...
FUltlY ..
5 Bedroom. 3 Bath. pool,
S 1450 Call SELEC'T
BH&G. 751-5000
HUGE 4BR-2BA~Fam Rm
2 car gar. belul yrd
$1395 Call Te rry
751 -6190 or 549-9823
Lg 2BR-dt>I mast9' suites
lireptace dbl garage tg
yard St 200/mo Dys
847-6357 Hm 846-6826
LAG coodo 21>;: den
2ba. 2-car gar. lrplc w/d
hkup POOi J8C qu .. 1 Ml·
ting $, 1001mo 650-63 13
8 30-5 30 955-1961 _ 1 •Caoie r v.reaoy
NPT HEIGHTS 3BR-1 1BA V11i1 Balboa turn 2BR 2B.t. I •So<ry no pe1s
LA FA den. DR. pool fr pie OtW lnory rm, gar spa Beaut vu. ocn. t>ay 288 1 .BE.AR s T
patio. a11a11 . 511 Lse $1175/mo 650--0356 lites Lae $1600/mo Dys lH/141-12~ 532-8492 Eve 771--0426
•WESTCUFF 2200 SQ ti --112 IE ... IPTS
EXEC HOME 3Br 2' ·Ba ,,.,...... 111ITllTillIT1120
nice yard. gatdener incl
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$1750 673~90 I lad 2'16 Close 10 Scnools & Snops
• ., rrw I Small e>elS acceo1eo
...-rw SdSO 38f 2Ba OUpie. V'Ld~ MARSEILLES
Near Hoag HOSP 2PA Frplc gatage patio d 'W 310 I So Bt1s1~
1 1BA 2 s1ory garage 1n-s1o•e retrio cnarm1ng 557-8200
paho non rm gar~ te heela! Ml·llll
tO t>~ 20 631-•036 2BR IBA. Charming COi·
EXTl'\A LAG 1BR Ne• I lage lrplc Slepe to the
crpt • pa1n1 pool no pets oeach No pets S 1050
S550· S350 ,e t mo lv mag631-2167
• •646-3616•. .. 2 .. 11••
Garo en Apt spac1ou1 Fng d•lhwaahef. 110111
2BR o w w • GPll• drps 1nc1 No oets 54541155
cable reao) Encl 9ar
S690 1110 oets 645·5577
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Incl NO pell 5-45-4855
11oe lndry seoo 1st • c2131211.1533 sec All Agl 998-3195
?Br , .,9, Townnouse
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211-1 ltl •ar U1unor; room all bu•lt-1BR 1BA tr-pl S725 Lee
!BR 1BA unlurn patio l Br garage stove •IC-•ns QOOO loc; S785 mo 2BR 28A. trl)I S8t5 LM
BAVFRONT Eaclus111e
Lido Pen1n Boat slip avl
2br 2'.,ba. lrpl 2 car gar
pool S2500 673-3313
bit-ms 114 Agate Re11t eani $595 756-8558 2078 H1unn 122-a1•0 or 722-80l I
S8501mo tor this sum-TSL MGMT 642-1603 ----_
mer 1nereal1flf $690 Call •S200 BONUS' Great E-•ITln Tl llAll• Mrs Collier 7 1 • 77 '-3055 s1oe toe• LG 1 BR S600 & I llSTllT • , Borm 1 Ba d/w wet bar ~ up Cable BBO gar etc•l 28R IBA 11unory rm S775 No pets 67~ UYf.-TFllllSlll Reouced 10 ~7951mo yrly Sorry No pets 631-64271 cloae to shops ou-
Splcious •BR 3't8A. 2 lse \BR 2BA 1S1. last & -Wiit aecec>I 0 c HouSlng CLIFF HAVEN New <Jec;or
story n<>rM #lhlJ9e patlO dep Nr Ferry w D gar **-SA NEI• '* $650 mo 2BR 1Ba Mt on k11c
Magn1l>oe11t view Lg mstr 675-6527 or 892..\380 A sm1.11 Quiel compM11< 2261 & 2268 Maple I pll•o encl gar no l>l'S •IUI 11111 l&f * NEAR new 3t>r 2'-,bt
48drm 2''t81 tam room. townhome with garage
dining room. end unit. 4 3 9 ''I Fer n I• a I
pool & tennis. St 119.000 St800/mo 760-t4651ev
Principals only 722-11688 --------•IN•t to Bayside Brdg
BY Owner Drrve l>y. call ..... UllTI.. ~y decor 3BR 2BA
lor appt 372 Magnolia lwr Op111. Frpl p1110.
3br 3ba. fam rm. 3-ear From the Irving rm & mstr prk1ng $1500 675-7006
gar• lrpl. lkyHs. remodel bdrm Gorgeous 3BR de-•-•• ••• -• S2&6.000 722•1375 teched house 1n gated _.,_..._ a1ea 01 NewPort Beach, 1110 -a•_ WTllll OIAI-$509,900 Call Maxine -nu• Golden 559-7466 or 4BR. 2'otBA. OR. FR, LR, 2 Hou ... on I lol Only Po<>I. private corner 101
$234.500 C all Ron 780•5000 B .. u tilul' $3400/mo
Young 931-1266 ~ .. ~ 0 /863--0582 E/644-196&
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2'-.Ba uPOradeo condo
lrplc . pool s1un1
S 1100/mo 968-• 191 IPllUT/-11-1
1158 SONORA ROAD Gl.llledgll 720-91100 or 2BR 2' iBA TwnHse Huge
suite w/enel porcn 3 car \lal~tl Ptaa'aaala nestled among 1811 irees TSL MGMT 6<12-1603 S&001mo AQt 642-213-4
parking A vail now _.., & laY\Sh land.K.&Oe tB• ----St500 w ... or~ mo -· ..... e MW w bak:Ony ca-LARGE t>acl"oelOI IPI """" *Lm Ill.I• -1 a Ulf&I • thedral celling lrl)IC gar-1rg Pl\IO In good IOCate 38r 288 wt-• ,1450
n~ -2BA !BA duPlell Corn-a~ PQ04 sc>a lndr) lac Prelu s1ng1e person I 1..M 8111 6 l0.-753--07l9 lla.4112 pletety relurb 8 OOOfS to NO PE S S700 • MC $470 mo 659 W 191n _ _ _ _
BAYRIOGE CONDO 2Br I r,:,~~~~~.~Yme~ Call 11
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81Rma 504N9-E2w'~,7 LG 2Bt 1 rBa trplc patoo L.91 llll 2Ba upper ti p dl>I gar ••• AN ,_carpet peont Dl'i¥ I Furn1sheO Apt Very sec . Po<>I WtO lrog incto 2BR Iba uppe< unot year-Luxury I & 2BR 2 Slory Av1 no.-!795 mo • deQ ' elegant 28A Bay v_.
no pet s l300mo 675-9•60
1
ty sundecll 2 t>lks to bCf'\ adult ap1s Plusn carpels 2273 Mmer r A 6'5-! l61 & pr"' beach 'tS00/"'10 _ No olf-strMr par111ng, g1rd9" p111os patkay ' - -_ 675-3197 or 87$-589~ UY-ES nlpell 304 • 351h Str entrys vaul1ed cet11ngs LIFT l1f W/Ylnf
3BA 2BA Cape Cod $650 mo 675· 7840 skyl1gnts lrplcs Corw 10 I 28R 2BA '"rom $925 JoO
S25001mo Av111 6 I PENINSULA YEAAL Y DeaCh & SN)C)S No P~IS' to t>eaen paf11·Mtttng
Agent Det>I Bibi> 3BR 28A lrpl 2 to decks $750-$925 722· l700 2151 Pact11C No pet'
644-9060 or 6<12·6868 # o nk-uo dbl gar' *IUll.IEW 83~t~t07 or 1155-0965
BEAUT HarbOf vu Home S 1350 f'l\O 6<16-6<163 9111' IEE
2 stry •BR 3 .,BA 1n-1aw $650 Noee 1 Br utois oat0 IJlttfJ
Qua r 1 e r s s 2 7 5 0 no-pets near beacti' 15 T MONTH s RENT
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760-5000 yrd w/auto access Obi ~ M.A..V• f gar xtras• S995 Pet 011 2
644-6610 or 673-3174 112 f. ..,. 801 PAULARINO
---•1BR tBA S SO
GREAT 3BR 28A OuOle• •2BR 2811 ~SO Beautiful Costa M..sa IPEI lllSE ar.. 4BR 28A, lovely
2BR 28A lrplC encl gat
age all t>u•l1-1n1 ,,..,
51'1oPS-S695-S725Jmo
810 CENTER
TSL MGMT 642· 1603
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... , $204,995 6•1-9828 211tYllT&•lllA
OPEN SAT/SUN 12-5 •WITllftlW•
~~~ ppl 646·126• 642·9666
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REALTORS '
RENT C M Condo 2Br.
2· ,Ba, trptc. lnOry rm.
pa1 1o s S 1050mo
111:548·2971• 1074 TULARE DR In newer North Stutts
Gorgeou1 48R 2'>8A, Eleganl 3BA 2'\BA UNUSUAL 3BR 3't8A 2
Fam rm. bonus rm. huge No Agents l)leeM frples. dbl garage tap of ---------1
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OR 2BR • Den 2 tBA hkups gar w. opnr •Garages
S\450 OR Hrbr Vu Hms S12501m0 Yr1y 673-875•1966-9168 8l3-8917
•BR 3'tBA Portollno L G Bachelor StuO•O' •EASTSIDE •
mdl POOi. spa $2300 mo ba'con t> lBA D w ,.8,.,... Cab1a
6 mos Is. 6<10-56&' Bkr 0_;: sl9~e;,0oe;~; 2~!1 ready SP~.~~-2BR .. ~
St 838-295 tor 732-2598 scnoo1s sno ppong 6
t.4US SEE-LARGE 38r
2Ba ga1 yard $1125
1021 Valef'Cta #Mesa del
Mar 1 No Pets 650-7 105
IEWlY•OMATll 2Br 1 ,ea wl gar crpts
crps blt1ns 1nc;4 oet>0
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dlO Apt 1 tg room cool!·
1ng !K ovt entry & oedl·
$600/ITIO 642·2515
kit ch 2466 sq II I•--------the ltne appts. $2150/mo
MARY ANN McGUIRE S2S9,SOO 979-'HO * • * HARBOR REALTY lut IMc~-(lfj IPll lm&f 1 .. ,. 3BR 2BA Close to ocean
WESTS I IE
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I BRANO new t uaury 2-sty cable •eaO) C"•ld roo condo 2br 2ba frplc LG Bachelor StuOoo ci.ts 631-6155
2 balcony ,,_ ocean1bay aitch ·car garage gar $595 mo 218 2 1st • ME'SA VERDE'*
636-4 • 20 Cell 1. 5DM
2439 O.ange A S750 Aao
Office 673~ ' 4 SEA ISLAND DRIVE Avl now• St5501mo S 13951mo 854-2 17 1 SI 8311-295 1 °' 732-2598 JB'l 2BA l•OIC Otn rm 1619 Santa Ana O $735 • , . ,. .,, '
~ 646-6770 Your own pvt grassy BIG CANYON TWNHOME ** * l>Ckyrd. 28R 28A • gar 5 Lull 2BR 2BA. 2 car gar OET ACHED •BR 2BA new
...... blekl to bch S 143K Bkr. S~tacul1r views all paint. crpt & winoow cov· Ptalum IM'I M3-83T7 R.E Prof. rm1. TanntS, pOOI, 1az. er1ng1 NIQI p11oo. dbl ______ _. ...... lrftM -00 $349K 760-3032 Iv mag gar1199 S 1800/mo 20i E. LY Ave. rm --Agt 673-5354
S40K-now $455,000. Nu NIT•lll-~-.,,.......
4br 3ba. 31001/f 3-sty. lll11.I -&a Oelu11e VIiia Balboa 18R C..tl llna 2124
AIR R .. lty. 673-5870 tBA • alcove study Cath 2BR l ''•BA. garag.• new OPEN SUN 2-5 Bldr/Agt 3BR 2BA. HOO a.If. Green-celll, Sk"hlff, plantallon belt vtew, pvt apa oft t , 8 0 paint & carpet. lg yard
•BALBOA PEN POINT MBA ~ etpl , oek firs & ll'lut ers Y wner No pell S900 mo
DUPLEX. Loe. & value paint Call Agt/Ownr S t.55.ooo i9 i 91355-<1509 548-2301 Scotti
31,000 sf -Lg lot 1 home Princs Of'lly. $262.500 or 1714)645-6927 2Br lea SUPER CLEAN
awey trom aenOy bNch Pt\11 & Eugenia Starken-ftllll LI •pa-J"U .. 1 .. 1 .. 11,. dpl11. lg yd gar d w w d
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Large 3 Br 2' .ea 2 car
attached garage w d
hkups trplc. pY1 yards
pool & spa S 1250/mo
RESERVE ONE NOW•
726 W Wilson SI
For 1nfor call 546-7001
'52$,000 Clint MOMI. burg 854-il3en l0-5000 WITI ftlW1 hk-up. eat Oil Cln credit
Cannery VMtege Reelty. ~ MA.V / 28r 288 2 gar IP.ell $750 952 Myer 549-3484 ·-------•I
873-3177 °' 615-5038 ~ • V'-of S·""d._ ... _.... & -..,._ ..., ...,...., '**2Br 181 C41th oetl VERY NICE EASTSIOE-Cenu W... llU 'Jt:\X1 ::1Jf rt\ 1' 8asY·1.~.""" ~._m72ar1k1et dl w. wld hk-up S700imo CONDO 3BR 2'otBA New
CAPE COD •Foreplace
2br Iba Cllffhaven Fence
yo. gar water all new
$950/mo 6<15-3363
OELKlHTFUL BAY VIEW
3BA. den & d1n1ng rm
bllCOoy. fully lurmsne<S
S t925fmo tse
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2Br. \Ba. lor \ 0< 2 aoul!s
LJte & airy v-sun<Sec:k
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mo thru Oct 760-8618
Outet Penln Pnt Y•tv '-'9
28A 2BA 2 Caf gar "" .& din Rm w d n..,ups
$1450/mo 675-5079•
SUPER ~arp 1BR. •t>"•
to t>Ch Park mg. n~w
•Ouiet & clean ?Bo•m
2Ba Apt Osnwsnr new
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2U 8 El<len Ave 642·5325
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2 MILLION DOLLAR VIEW -EASTSIOE CREAM PUFF Agt 673-5354
For $930K AG' 759·9070 ·;~~t •---L lMI -• Never bHn llved 1n Int. ltacla 2141
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$2300/mo 760-6021 C..... ... •ar 2122
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2BA. lam room 2 lrplcs Hwy Stove r'e1rige<1tor
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financing. 13113.500 :,:~lg 'fl!f;;~· ()nfy S225.000t Wetl-loc E/slde loc Peffllc1 lor 2 cer gar avail 5/ 1
Ownr Lv MIQ 642-3832 __ ___ 28 R townhouM 2 frplc, older COUC*I or sngl Wl'lO I St IOO 964-5232 -au •a•• lfm llY 11111 111yn1, pool. gar Will wanta PfNICY S 1000/f'l\O •BR 3BA family nome incl -• -If IWm ..... optlOn 722-7381 No Pe 11 M • r 11 Y n o..,.,-11ze0 family rm 2 m1 Lml ISLI Opht " w/2BA. L.lve In Coom.,.. to bCtl Gd nghbthd Xln1 I en.rm1ng 2BR 28A nM
fenced Paddle tennis a11hwa1her no peis
en S2250 f'l\O 645-15211 S850Jmo 673-1269
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S4H.OOO. Agt 15t-1N3 rm ....... kltc:Nn. $425K. cOSfoQ ap SIX. a c.-Eves lor appt. 963-2662 pall() Sml pet Ok St500
OPEN HOUSE SAT/SUN Wlcooper•1• wi .,-.ta. gar .. OCMn & gon courae Lg 2BA 2 story. 1 500 sit, Y1lU IUTAU
2 a.droom. 1' ~BA SSOO
M~ln Boilus' 1 year
-. S950 -$500 sec
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BAY & OCEAN VU ¥ew '3 i E tlltti St
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$1600 673-7692
S600
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730 Sentana Dr. Call Jim M $31(),000. 720-9966 cy $925/mo. 1135-2072
EJtec atyte hotne, wtk to ...... ..... •BEA~UL EASTiii5£ Dys. Wknd/Ev 963-6940 --------:.~ ~ ';:" o!:.:: Nll ... ll(laJ flm fer 1a1t l lM 2: =~~~ ~~: ~~ MARINERS WALK -L,hl. L::~"~t:os ::,,~: 3:iry~~~ 11~~ ,~•:;::
nelghbQttlood. 3 lrg BAa. -c&tx u;;a, Xlnl MniOf $850/mo Atk f or bright. airy' IU•t • ew 3BR 2't8A beauty .. up-N•w carpet & parnt
2 BA. eunrm. trplc:. •Y-Sunny I picture periect. '*" 2tlf 2be +den Lo Je9n/Cfaig e31-12M t:>IOCks from lhe beactl graoeo to suit the milllOn '1550/mo 644-5681
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L V--. ~ 2100 911 ft. -.. X-... CIONI Nos-ta SOUTH OIFPCH 9-11 t l Br .,._ r-.-fj lit...... 4M2'~8A ...... f00fft. Y• l ... $1500fno 0.-. aM, ~ kit ~ $~
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cond. quiet, walk to bctl. ;o, 1 blk to w•t.,, IQ Merine Avt ltOfe. AVllll. AMl*tllnt u ler9* Apt ~/Sd CM. Nice fm 1 c11 .. rtu1, good office 11111'1 PRI• vWlout office dutlee f« needt eap. bed! dllOI
M/F. Avell 5/8. $500/mo, IUncMck, Prof M" $49'. Aprll ,5, 2 yr ...... complex. Aeeponllbllltlee 13&0/mo, Evea & wt!nda •klllt. FIT lncludM S.tur· IMn4t b..o I.Md Ptlln-pf\OtoOflPf* In !Mne • ...iec. 4 day/Wtl 54-N1t
c.11Mark873".4243/E +..c.876-311f• $1700/mo. wlll lie: Pr.,,.,.-1on Of. ott.Fptl,Ntmk 84S.2357 Clays..CarOl.831·M&4 nl""'. & CMI Englneettng exp.f9q'Cl.Fll.250-•13' lll?'?"•U-f/T
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COM BV BEACH. F/M I I ti 111 Ital 873-UOO tome pnon., front o1t1ce AllllJllJ 'tl'"I 111191 •....... """ leek• 96! Genetel Seeking e1..,.etc penon non--.mkr wented II I ~ -~ k & lyplng (30wpm) 8e¥erage ttloP beneflta. . 119*/0reft• pet90ft to t Wfttl .....,..,_
+$Se() Clep. '" ulUltlee. nte ........ , ,laiMIU ~ ~ ·~ EfL Lift 1~JbJt F/P time, \'lex ~~i:frtC' milt In ~·tton of I .......... ~. MW\ 1 .,..,. ,.. ~ OT'S=801'9" -ng ~ av Xlnl ~I. Appty fl4:; ffi HI· Tl~ II. 846-e;,L37 CMM-~ ptellmln .. t d::r ..... ........... tell ·~· ,..,.,.. ......
Walk to bch. Nr Hoag. Femele nl •ml<r lhr 38R In latge parking gereoe. peraon at p.,ic Nwpor1 B COFFEE PEDLER need• Po<t• ~ .,,., 11:C IYllUILE $1200. lntervltw by eppt =~==2BA ==~ 2BA horne lnCoront Oel '50/Mo. PIHH cell f TO I SIOK N Apta, 1 P.,k Newport. A~~n!~·~· ·R 1rt~t ........... =~ldon t~~:t.. Qnfy.846-74•1
... ool, *"a, extra p•· .. ~ Mar $400/mo +-Clep & TrKy at Pane Newt>Ot1 or I ·UP o Newport BMch, CA. Ph llte· 't pi . 873·tM7 pe le ce :,_ I Cl to; It you've ewr been cti. Ill 11111 .-_. -" 6«-7333 cred ...... /no pen. Oen· EOE ones, Y ng, • r n rv .. u re coureged about tele· Ill
l o4<118uperlot 846-8 utU1. 780-8854 nllon A9IOC 973•73 , 1 * honest a dep, 780-6062 lll•mATll polltlon with excellent phone ..... ~ 01
Weler1ront W1tll dock, 2& ••• a .... tt 1._111 IHI a-..:--~-ts Alllllll PAYULI Dependable. hard-work· lntem etlonal Stuct.nt Ex· re='~ t:O~~i~t!:':! = menagement Of M~: In~~
Ba, lg deol<. Great Exeo Nwpt Bch home. Rm _ -ILlll Ing. FIT. Gd wegeetbena ch•nge Organ4utton of· Rober1 Bein, Wllll•m operatOf'a ~ Retirement home
,. ¥laws! Walt! to beech! +brd In xc:hng 4 Lt tel & ITllAll Ulllll Git I ..... Bil ~ t0< Commercial R .,...,, ._,Dar.... ters an e1tcltlnQ PIT op. Fr oat & Auocl•tH. give ua a call. We oner *494-9451*
$t250mo. $<4().7085• errands. n/smk, resp, Coate Meat/Newport E. Developer In Newport I let8ll la-lW portunlty. We nHd 14725 Alton Parkwey e Profeulonal •z--. ltat-•a 20-26 yrs old. attractive, border, 24·hr acceaa. Beach, Detailed oriented • · lnterMted lndMCluai. to Irvine. CA 92718 ' Trelning
IH .. intelgnt. well groomed. buslneaa or personal. Experience In W/P. AITllDYIOI locate llOlt tamlllel & ---------1
... pJtxet ft-Mst have car. 640-2838 t2x20'/12x30' s.48-3878 fOtJND ADS Pleal&llt n-smoklng supervise foreign ~tu-DRIVER e~~tvei--•on _ -Call btwn 9-9:00pm environment TIAllEE dents. Sell motlvat.lori & a Allen Beck Florist "' ....
)Ir, end gar. frple, yard. ---------,._ • I EE -....a... lntlfllHt NEWPORT TIRE CENTER desire to work with stu-2809 Newport BIYd, NB Structure ~I dog o.k. S800 mo Female to lhr lrg house on .,._tlCll ARE fR Tw-;,-.~;porate Plaza 1'4-U22 dents are necessary. We 675-1353 e=~~~k
'hec. Avl 5/1. 6<45-5855 Sch at Irvine Cove. N. LL lalt~t •250 Newport Beach ofter an opportunity for a MIYllS G
or s.48-8695•• Lag. Sch. Gar Gated ••• 1 .... 76iiilt Lat Cal: Call Ma;ltyn 759.9531 BOATING goodd 2nd Income Please Immediate openinns Call· • wU.::nteed Hourly
27-Comm. $550.-Oep. I .a ..a ai.. ·y .. sen resume to: ··• · Ad a l vw n/smx/peta. 494· 7659 1711 1•2 1111 &11111 UST Al AllCY lwtrw.,lf 11J1Yt ff•• Donna Storms 2-408 Man-fomla Drivers LlcenM re-• vancement
l?emale, near S.Cst.Plza/ WllTILlfF •--• Ent ~vel po~llion In Ad Must be Scuba Certified hattan Ave ... Manhattan quired with excellent driv· Owc>rtunity for right
1<>5 Frwy. Shar•bath Fem stir 3BR 2BA hm. CM. ---A.!!..cy w1lh advance· Wi_ll t_ra1n 673-3630 Beach, Ca 90266. Ing reco!~:.6Please call individual
l I $250/ I Corner Weatclln & lrvlne ·-·· 0 • •75-4-..-• • IStch.w/d,pool,Jaz. N smk. mo n S tnef'lt opportunity Must B ATMAN ----·-F/T
S350 ..,.. f f h I Nwpt 8ch·COfn., Vu ult• --·IUI l"IUI /mo •dep. 556-1737 exc.'V or ew rs. ass st Full aervice FOUND Charcoal color have strong writing, spell-Combo, d~leanlng, taun· MmlS
'Room ln nlee Christian on 3 dys for teacher in ..... 111 w/strlpes, Cat on Wilson Ing & typing skllts. Call Experienced Boatman drymat. Also nun & told. OCB Reprographlcs needs
CM h Kl1 he i wl'\lchr 645-2357. _.. Street Jn Costa Mesa. lmmed. (714) 476·9333 wanted tor private yacht Wiii train 494_8450 responsible people to
t W /0 . .;'a~;.·~ H~~~i 1200 sq ft on Balboa Pen. ____ s4_8_-1_7_7_s___ club Apply Ir) person at: . drive company autos.
f reeway. 545-9258 Fem 10 shr condo w/ml. Ample Pa/king, utlls pd. FOUND F/black Lab mix; AIVERTlllll 1801 Bayside Or · CdM. Gtlllll Ill.II Part-Time Positions
Call ~2-4536 ..-430
3·30-9:00 P M
Ask for Pat C
Turtle Rock. Irv. Pan· $1400/mo. Call Steve F/blk Lab: F/blk Shep Wed-Sun8am·11am. •••-avaflable Applyln person
l tttl1/•tttb 2111 aromic vu, pool, maid •673-0920w -/OMV epo t 29-48 E 1111 mlSll -aerv1ce. Pvt furn BR/BA. ----~----mix pup; Mitri color Looking for a career in lllllHPlll SVC PT PIT. FIT. Engine parts & ~oast H~. ~,;II B. cor: Fem, exper w/rollef sets.
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Live-In a'll. 494-9458
OPERATOR
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pref, win train. 2-10pm.
Newport Beactt W · 7050
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631-7768
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Switchboard Operator
t SEWll mtll Lndry rm. $-495/mo -util. 1300 sq ft at $1/sq ft-triple Beagle mix: M/blk Lab Advert1~ing'> If so. the In-House. Payroll & typing hardware tales'. Exp ona Del Mar. See David. Some cllentel needed.
Wkly rentals n<>W avail. 8 5 4 • 1 o 3 7 / e v e s net Fully finished base-pup: F/blk Lab; Mtgold Dally Pilot has 2 entry· exp Ntsmkr Architec-prel'd Good benefits,
• .$14 700 wl< & up. 2274 491-0760/days. Howard menl, carpeted, fire retrv; M/orange cat. level positions In Classi· tural& Englneeringofctn Nwpt Sch & Seal Bch lllftll :~;~~ .. :;i~~atshop. Senior Cltl:rena en·
N 1 Bl d CM ~6 7«5 sprinklers Greet CdM lo * ~-4-3656 • lied Advertising. 11 you Nwpt Bch 675-6110 area. Boat Swain's Lock-couraged to epply. i _ ~P v · • F n/s shr charming E'slde · 6-4S 6505 • ---------llke people and can type -er. Inc 714-642·6800 Reliable. muat have own HAIR STYLIST Great lo-CALL TODAY•. 582-3,38 • CM bse. W/O. OIW , gar, catton. -FOUND Siamese Cat , •5 'd Ilk t t lk 1H••fE•El/lf!EI OFC ca FIT or PIT •5/Hr ·• ·DESI GLEI• l '• .. h · , · i A & N .. wpm. we e 0 a "" r • ---r. .. ' cation! Lots of drop-ins. --R-.-irt l wm t "1 •• gardnr $425 ~1st/last 250s/t turn office wtpvt tc•~ 1~ dams Be ew· to you Excellent ben· 1mmed opening Exp in 1 1:111vr•1Y/STICI 21¢ mile. 24-0-99, 1 Can rent if you wish. 282,ri_Hiiiii ___ .,...., .. _ -.. -su•~TI~ Avall 5LL&42·8890 ent &. secty. s1i@Lm.Q... _an · untington ach enta.-eau P999y Blevins AP/AA & general ledge . FrT. ~n~s Ultl 50 lb -rwllll-Forest ~ve. rig.'Biieh.·-- -
IUHlll.. 1.. See to appreciate! Also· 536-2559 for an appointment, Lotus 1-2-3 desired ".,.._ ., .. _ 494 5677 830-6282• Immediate openings In
2;!74 Newport Blvd. CM Fem prof ntsm for beaut, 650s/I unfurn. Pacific ---.-EW-.-.,-,,-,1-!--642·-4321 , ext 30t Salary DOE Pa1Cl ben· keg. 250 Ogle St, CM N&~-~~elensdHs,elpMfuosrte~ __ -__ o_r ____ local aree lor:
646 7445 spac. sunny CdM house Pl 645 3120 -• '"'""' ..., •n•w•-1 ~. '...L.----·----$467 -'I> utL 759-0333/H aza. • LOST t yr old mate efits Fashion Island area IELIVllY flexible & know fashion. ...,... _,., PLAN AOMINSTRATORS
Vauti ta ltatah 556·8333f WDiane *MllbS.Mt1 Dachshund. Tan coat APPLYAT. CALL760-84 11 Up to S10/Hr Bike, motor i 9th St. al Harbof In Front Rm, Warehouse, Must haveexper~. ~;~. 2722 ---------,---,---A/C A le k S325 wi red collar named ADii 118IPEITEll scooter or car nee 18 yrs Costa Mesa Courtyards Drivers. & AsSist. Mngrs MATURE fem 25-35 non mp pr g. up. "Bea " Balboa Penln -h 1 Gd needed tor TUX SHOP In
·JASMINE CRK SUMMER smkr 10 shr quiet clean 2855ECst Hwy675-6900 3112.u67S-2097 Bob In April and become Rough & F1n1sn drlvin~vere~~i:n~lngo 642-7103 Costa Mesa. s.46-1356 lllELUIT UUIY m11m11s
Call Today! 512-3138 RENT AL 2Br -den. furn furn 28R 2BA Prom. Pt. JOO. 1111 SI n . etlglble to win a trip to 631-2345 Ptna Co. Call 675-9930 EXCELLENT WAGES lorH --ot_e_I ------
T enn1s pool, gated. $550 Alison 675-6204 1617 WESTCUFFDRIVE Ptuoaal Stnl Ctl Catalina. We have pos-CASHIER P/T spare time assembly l•IT •mi••-~3000 mo 720-3776 M/F lor 4BA Muse. 1 blck Nwpl Bch, Agt 541-5032 3004 ltlons for· DJllll 1081 work. electronics, crafts. • -• " • 10 bch Mstr bdrm w/own ---------Retail nursery needs a O t h e r s . 1 n I o Mature. reliable. good PIYllllL
~\EEKL Y NOW• Beautifully IUCll ILYI Sngl Retired man desires R k d t 1 SERVERS physical cond non smk ....... ~
turn1shed NB ocean front Ba gar Avl 511 $-450 't' C I k • ecepllonisl wee en par ime 1-50-4-6-41-0091 Ext. d b . GE. 0 -H's· 1115...-NI *960_6816* pos1 ion as are a er. •Clerks cashier no exp necess-1160. Open 7 days bon a le or F . . "·.3br 2ba. pa110. trplc. 2 Great location in Hunt· Gardening & malnt. •Data Entry ary Call for appointment grad. No exp nee. $5/hr. ull or part time interest·
garages 640-4784 I M7Fl1on-s._m_o_k-er-.-Hu_n_t. ington Beach Med•· N/smkr Prlrs Live-in. •Secretary Monday lhru FrtCly Lunch &/or dinner Ex· mC.llCllTUT Call673-7030 Ing work. good sala~ -. I t -SL Beach, near t>each . cal/Professional space (213) 598-0946 •Word Processors 646-7441 ~rience pretered Apply For small offloe -4 or 5 -------Advancement opportun•·
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•re • S350tmo -'\ utlllties. available immediately --W-l-LL-C-LE_A_N_Y_O_U_R_ •Warehouse between t·Spm Mon-Fr•. days ~r week. Must be MTUll .i ty 848-2639
724 Avail 511 Ann. 84 t-1-460 700/ 1300 slf FREE park· HOMEI •Shipping and Rece1v1ng C&SlllEllS Air porter Inn. 18700 detail oriented. ty~. take MOTHERS MARKET & P11fm f1m1
•---------· ing All expenses lncld. •A bl" FIT & PIT West Marine. MacArthur Blvd , Irvine. shorthand and work on Kitchen Is accepting ap. IT Resp F, HB dlx mstr Male lor large condo on Ask about our move in Efficient & dependable ssem 1 C Exp Picture framer F 900 w PC H. N B No phone calls, please 1BM1 pc computer pllcations tor ooks. · ,6r/Ba. pool Jaz. lux BACK BAY Wa lk-In special Call Martlyn 842-9108. Ref. Top Pay. benefits. Long 645-1711 Ask ror Tony -Sa l ary open . Call Dishwashers. Kitchen 979·2787 Mon·Fri. 8·5.
:s.sirourid' $425 -uttls Kim closet. pool garage llSTllCT 250-9090 & leave msg Cashier & Pantry Person PllYATE PIST&l OITI
650-0827·0 848-0745-N I . $650 •644-2607• •213~406E1·~~~~~ays• Eatl t!lltal ~:nt:ho;~, te~~n:.~~~~ CllLi COE IWIERS to wort< In our Vegetanan Seettlng enthusiastic per-~A apt. CM $330/mo MtF snr HB 3br 2' •ba OT It.titre, 3111 Beach, Costa Mesa WIRIER llPlllEICll SAICHEI Restaurant eves & wknds son. perm PIT. Apply or
-· 1utt1. M/F-respon. twnhm Gar, Ip. dlw. w/d. FOR LEASE: 576 sq ft. at •--·..-..--!'11!'11-1'91 Newport Beach & 1rv1ne Supervise e arners in de· Must have knowledge of Please apply at· call. 3535 E Cst Hwy.CdM clean cons1d 1s1llast. 3 blks to bch $330 -dep. 65¢/SQ ft Back building BABYSITIER PART Tl~E Call ... For Christian Sciiool. livery and sales tor the sauces. 225 E 17th St **673_2930**
dep Avl 5/1 631-0279 Av1511 536-0925/eve 0 E 1 S C M In my t10me. 1 child. (ll•)ll2 ll•l t6835Brookhurst Orange County Register APPLYllPll• Costa Mesa ---44 · 1 th t.5. 63·66 5:45am-2·45pm. After • • Fountain V 963-7831 $390 PLUS comm1ss1on.
•LIDO ISLE• Mstr bdrm in Nwpt $<400 645•8523• 619134 • 3pm. 241-8341 -------Full benefits Call Jeff for -·-I
·Rrol Fem n/smkr Pvt mo -$400 sec -•;, utls. LAGUNA BEACH small of· ••••••••li••••••••I more Information IEITWllT
PI lff1IE IELP llTEllll PUIT TEOI Nice. fast growing Costa
Mesa Co. Flex hrs. Type
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great SS hr. 72:2-8060
.~BRIBA $650 •depos.I Prkng avl Nr bch. Avl lice space. Ocean view. BABYSITIEA WANTED. Cu.tomer.... (7 14) 540-3008 "".Avail 511 673-1267 I 511 847-5879 650-5742 w/parking approx 511 My Costa Mesa home --------H11 Pll,..,,. .. lll
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For maintenance. PI T
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Maintenance .-N B steps to beach N/smkr shr 4BA Costa Call after 3:30 642-7686 s de ... l.1aster bdrm w/gar Prof Mesa hse. Get 2BA ~ Realonom•cs 675-6700 uperv1se earners 1n •
n1smkr shr lull unit $625 18A $-450 -., utlls. NWPT BCH 2 mo's FREE CllLICUE POSITIONS livery & sales tor the IASllU
650-3633or639-8722 I 641·9162Lv Msg RENT Lets make a deal L•ve-inhelpwithour -4 chll· tumCMm Full lime Pleasant work-
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. C.OM 2. rms 1n lg dupie; Aespon & neat ntsmkr Great Coast Hwy loc. dren 5 day/weell Neat. The Daily Piio t h as 2 p osition s IEllml ing cond1t1ons. Benefits
f M Id reas. rents Incl. utll Xlnt young, non-smkr & Eng· a vai'la ble . N~"" G ood phone per-S390· bonus potenhal. Please contact Carol
Needed bjl Huntington over $1000/wk. Be own
Beach City School Dis-boss. Gene. 673-4 ,62 •· or non-smkr 1cro w . pref'd shr 3BA 1 blk to ~ fl F (7t-4) 6-41-7073 trplc Ocean view Avl j bCh W/O, cable & gar· ~arklng. Agt 645-3683 llsh speaking. Salary to l't t I I T · · lull bene ts. or more
511 5450 760-6751 age, Avl now $375 -•., Ocean view suites. park· be discussed. 645-382-4 SOna I y; y p ng a p US. raining 1nlo call Blll 842-1-471
trle1. 5 years experience IUIU •• ••• R•
I · provid ed . We would like to . h ear F.em 22·32 yrs~A uts 675-2888/675-1237 Ing, phones, lite sec·
• 2 .a A F ..,, n except SHARE C.M. 3BA home. retartal qut1es. sign space Eapltptat 5530 f rom you, $4.50-$5.0Q. B enefits.
F ••• E -Eu.I In related flelds required -_. w ritten e.xammation will PIT. retirees we6oome. Sat
•• IYE./IEUYEIY 18 & Upl Earn S 150-$2500 be given. Deadline for Ill-9-2 & Mon 9-5 Includes
Daily Part time photo Ing application 5120/88 phone & counter sales .
Bdrm N'smkr Pool. 1az room wtpvt den, park hke avi On Coast H•way *•-mH* C u st o mer Service Hours patio. w1d $400 -dep •, yd lndry. w/d, uUI pd $3/sq/ft. 213 592-0833 -
WUE•ISEllAll rnocteltng No exp No Salary $2534 per month Friendly office, will train
Heavy hftlng. must have a lee WORLD TALENT Apply 20451 Cra1mer A.pply Pennysavef, 1660
u111 641-5062 641-1778 Reluro$400tmo631-0603 TIEm•-nm Sucoesstvl Marine Olst.I 1 1:30A M -8 :30PM M-F _ ... ., seeks exp'd Pay/Rec 6 10 30AM S t/S ~EM 22-35 yrs old cieari SHA 2br 1 '~ba twnhome Newport Ctr .. Fashion Isl. Clerk w/computer exp., -: a Un
good driving record AGEN'T ·Llc.lbonded Lane. H.B. 964-8888 Placentia Ave~ C.M.
S6/Hr 2-41-0942* *(8181 986--4316 MAKE A DIFFERENCE.. IEaPTllllST p /T
respon non-smkr pref W/D nice neighborhood. T/le Efficient Alternative Good salary & benef1ts1 V erifica tion H o u rs
101 3, 2 , condo 2-sty Quiet respon prsn. no Full servioe or answering pkg. Pleasant non-smok-1
--... mis FOOD SERVERS & $10·S15 per Hour working Mon-Fn 8:30-12:30. Front
BUSBOYS your own schedule-No olflCe appearance. Must
S4l0 mo · 1ut11 V1ctonal drink/drugs Darlene service /mall only. 1ng Irvine office. Contact 4 -9 P M M-F
·. \=l•utr CM 548-9787 642-3425/leave msg 640-5470 Denise 250-0880 and 2 S aturd ays a m onth
-------9AM-1:30PM
Early A M Newspaper Experienced & agress1ve. sales• Rick 380-3026 be reliable. Typing
Route, PIT 7 Clays. No Specialty restaraunt ----yllliilEI 45wpm Exp pref'd. but
Collecung. Must have de· Nwpt Sch PIT & FfT Call ..... w111 1ra1n. Call 760-5000
Call 642-4321 e x t . 207.
A sk for Ms. Garcia.
pendable veti1cle. dnvers Mr Puri 752-5200 Exper Service Statton lie . proof of 1tab1hty ms -----Excellent extra income F /T •IVEI Mngr. Nwprt/CM area.
L A Herald Ellamlner DAVE'S FLOWERS Mechanical knowledge nee All benefits. Must {71-4) 541 -4384 •891.04 18• enjoy sales & people
l•-------------------------mtiGAAOENEA-----Send resume & salary
WANTED FIT Must be re-history to Box 11923. liiiRjii'RiiiiiiiAiiiiii:wiil
llfnrtiaiap btu Ceatat/Cncntt laallal 1_P_li_•_ti ... •1.._ ___ _
=:ii:ii:ii=:ii:ii:iim BRICK/CONCRETE work. LT HAULING SERVICE 18 Yeera of Heppy N.B. .
$2.56 per day
T t1at s ALL you pay tor
1 ones 30 day minimum
1n the
SERVICE
:·DIRECTORY
Pro! rellat>Je. res. refs Gar/Yd Clnups, Trees Customers. Richard Sinor
FREE est ~1-3283 IAN Jon 645-8192 (Uc Ins. Reis) ~5-7808
BRICK/CONCRETE work UfllllQfl/ .1111 GLASGOW PAINTING
Prol reliable, res. refs Clean-ups. Free est., lnl./Ext. 30 years exper
FREE est 6-41-3283 IAN 7 (lays. Dave. 964-4768 References. 642-5214
ClaiW Care I ·11• RALPH'S PAINTING. Ext.1 taltll 181 Int. Wallpaper. strip. tree
IAYCAIE. All llES. 64 yr old cpl to houaealt est. Reas. Lie. 962-•701
MEALS INCLUDED. JAN-MAR '89 N/amkrs, T&J PAINTING lnt./Ext.
6am-6pm. 841-7553 Nwprt. Balboa or Lido Beat any reasonable price
area. Ref 527-4358 uc.=-45830 498-964-4 J..,CREASE YOUR REACH MOTHER'S HELPER )ET tN OUR IMPROVED JExp'd mother w/chlld care AVAILABLE tor SUMMER Painting & Wallpaper Re· TV llllE I IEW ECE units wlll babysit MONTH'S 25 vr HB res movaL 20 yrs e•p. Clean,
• 9-5pm ~5-s.457. Julie with good refs. Call prompt. reas. 642-5937
. S.m ct lirtottry TINY TOT HOMECARE 2 892· 1677 after Spm. MICHAEL cox PAINllNG
HLLIW PAIES yrs in bus. hlghly qualified lutractita S 12/Hr • MATERIALS
For more information !fully he. 751·6858 Sandi TUTOR-all •~-'-''""b'-ta References 675--4006 CALL TODAY" '"' ...,,,.,..,,..., ,_ w PACIFIC PAINTING* All FOi LOIS Cltaaiaf S.m ct Study methods 1 papers Metlculou.s-Oependa.ble
Your Housectean1ng10tttces 10 Mr Morgan ~6-2227 Local refs. 968-2098 Joel
Sei vice Directory yrse11p Reliable. bonded L1a•1cafiap VESCO PAINTING ANO
Representattve lie ins'd Jenny 5-48-0621 I Lancart WALLPAPERING. Quality
42-•J21Hf.310 EXP GEN Housecieanlng OBL·A-TE:h t 15 yrs exp. work. Free E.st. 969·6349
Lady. Reliable Refs Free 11 & y d d p •
CUSTOMER SERVICE REP
2 positions available in our cus-
tomer service dept.
Must have pleasant phone per-
sonality; typing a plus. Learn
valuable office skills and earn
$5.00 an hour to start.
Hours are 11:30 A.M. -8:30 P.M.
and Sat. & Sun. 6 A.M. 10:30
A.M.
Call 642-4321 ext. 207 to sched-
ule an appointment. Ask for
Llolanda.
est Call Carol 646·6502 Ju a.n olan 8 gar en-•&n ap
CE 1ng/houseclean 842-3921 _ • .,._._ .. _.,.,..,. .. .,..,.-1•
• PUILIC IOTI •LORI'S CLEANING• FA THING INTERIORS ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!'! ''"' Celtf Put>llc Ut11111es Homes-Rentals-Ottices Complete Serv Sprinkler/ HANGING/STRIPPING I ,mm1ss1on. REQUIRES ~6•9957 * 631.69,.8 lnstal repair Tree trim & VISA-MC 673-1512
a: a11 used. household ---remove clnups. reas. Free PAPERING & REMOVAL
91\fl(.I<; movers print 1ne1r CALIFORNIA SWEEP ~s1ent1n 548-6109 Taylor Wallcoverlng. Lie.
;> 1 r, Cal T number Cleaning Service Enghsh GMtOEN G CLEAN UP 2-4 Q I k 496-2029 l0mo s & chauffeur's print Speak1nn Lie " t 766. IN • yrs ua wor .. Mow-edge-tree work-lull th'?or ~ C P numtxir 1n all Bonded $10 011 first maint Reas 665-5288 Platttr/ltpair ;~~:n:e:u:tt~on ''ab~~~ Ctean•ng 545·~--GARDENING SEAV. Clean lnt.IEXt. patch ptuterlng,
,, ,. •"Qilllty 01 a mover. Hseclning/Window Wash· ups Lawns. palm tree custom leltturlng. qu•lity
""" 0, cnaufleur Call 1ng 10 yrs ellp Hon. rel. trim. garage Al 549·9<461 work. Problems-No Prob-~ ut>l1c Ul oltie s Com· own car Jo 645·9866 DUSTY'S Land.c•pe/lawn lemsl .:32686<4 554-7831
m1ss1on i 14-558-4 151 •Prof Hsclng FREE ests. Main Serv Wkly/month/ Pl.Uia1
7 dys wk. 10 yrs exp. ref. 1 time Free est 241·1640 ---•------1
a ,~ l C .1. Lie, Ins. 842-5053• F S H lw U • lll-1111 oCHI ICI tl ua11 ull erv1ce Gardening HEATING 9 PLUMBING
PE.BLOWN OR PAtNfeo Eltctrical No Joo 2 Big or 2 Small Free Est. 531-2507 EXPERT Service & Repelr Orywall-Pa1cn1rig-Texture IEml EUlnlO 34 yrs exp. 18 yra In., ...
Lre::288597 631-9295 License Contr 645-3656 TIEii Llc•409035 964-8919
ltaaty l opped/remove. Clearwp p l A I ___ .-.. ______ Home or oftice. EleetrlCal nu lawn/sprlnklr 75 1-3476 " fl! •IAlll EMISlllS* work at a low cost. great ,_...,.. ~ Mair Weaving. FREE CON· work *Bob S48-5899• L1t1l ltnictt '45 MONTHL V
s uL T CELESTE 960-2724 Gfatral ltnicn e DRUNK ORMNG c.ii Bill s.s-e12s
i •tiatH ltnicn £x..-. Bird l raJnet •AUTO/BIKE ACCIDNT •-"-..... ' * e DRUGS ::---=::1.-----·1 ' Bookkeeping S:;::;\ce All Y8o50ur 5h6o:'e Linda, Former 0.A. Free coneutt. ..... I .. .,....
taxes&, word prooesslAO • 1 " * ·472-5527 _,...
122-8302 or 891·3889 la .. ,.aa All typee, Lie. 4ts-4446
QESUME-S that IMPRESS -·~ ·~~=l~~ ... ~l!!tl!•!,!l;......1 Housel'IOld repair•. paint. MXSMFIY i sf0Co8 .. Personal atten11on to your refurbishing. carpentry New/Rept,if, All typea. dOXd~v Con,etructlon
needs Ch9ry1 548-6315 dryws.f1 etc Gery 845-5277 Ouallty-Reas-lic. 831•2~5 Comm I, AMICI I. Let our
Carr••fi •HANDYMAN'* ~ •· ..ve you MONEY1 •uC c8NTRACTOR• Big & smt Jota-WOf11 GU•· Uc. Free .... at-234.5
Full service carpentry Call Bruce 947.0780 * 1 * frllllr M
:;,· renovation 898--4257 John AMERICAN HANDYMAN 730·1"3 9eellhOl811lploeder,dump
C•bhiets· Tile-Wall· Door Doors. Windows. Fencee. CLEAN & EXPERT tl'Ud(41109¥9flonoQr8dlno.
,Decks· Patio cover-Fences Orywell, Plumbing. a.ttt· 2S yra el(J). Lie T -118421 '9mO'lel, fNe tilt M -4312
' Uc Ins. Steve 5-47-8078 room Remod'I. Carpentry e •ABC MOVING• e fill
And-¥•,,,..... Lord. ()ujett & Cireful T 13'04e ~mnll!'!ltllerJmm-1 CUSTOM Carpentry SpN Free •t. 894-5481 LO RATES. $5:2.()410
,• Tile, Fences. CALL Eric carpenter..-Ctrictan-Top q uellty WOfk by
Gen Contractor M S.-9077 meton 548-IOOe •GOOD MOVES•\ llclenNd PfO._..onate ~ Sm1 Amdl & AddliiOf;;: MARK ROBINSON Low retea. Free Elt. .,.,.,._., .... .,21
wd9, doot•, wlndOwS. FENCES~GATES Tree trim Lie C-i$81t:2. S4~ flW ......
Ml-1111,IW.m Oump rU"9.C.M.I N.8. .... ..........._.
ttM. Jfm 'Mfy1e. 842•7208 PAINT btltnt. Cornpt9te :::::: ._ "="=
1-tANOY ANDY. ltectral. Pf9P. Ac:lc:u9l. cell. w.. (7~ I
plumbing, c•rpentry, repeir. ,._. & Feet. Uc. !~i;;I~=-~~ '*"""9 .io. MW 152 Loe.,.,_, l t911e 547..071
HOME AEPAJA. Carpen-.... .,,BT IA,.,.,.,.... try. plumbing . r911tal A9ft, ...... Rat ... Lie: . ....,..,~..,_,.
.... •fWIOidl ... tlf Pfop91'1y.fWal26--7245 ~t 747-3003 W-'*'f ..... l20I
It you 're 10 o r older, a JOb as a newsp aper
c arrier m ight be ius t your size. Just send in
this coupon o r call. 642-4333. Routes a re
available now!
le someltody. le 1
Daily Pilot carrier!
rmw7~;;;~~:::;;~~~:,,
ing a D aily Pilot carrier.
Nam e I
I Address I
I C•l y ~·P I
I Phone -----------·-----I SeM Ta: hLW, Pilat I I He W . ..,St. _J -----~~~n~-----
!table Newport area. Costa Mesa. 92627
Ehle Gardening Sen11ce •IUllC W /TllU 646-5588 Expertenoe neoe55arY Fashion Island salon
lllEUl MLPEI • 526-7291 • •760-6098•
For Glass Co. in C M MirmaAAI f•-IFFllE ....... IHI,...
Must have good driving re----• F b <>-••Est d 2-41·0575 Peds oltice. Friendly. or very usy ,_ ate cor Typing. bkkpng, pfT FIT. office every oll'ler wtmd
•EIEIAL IELP Exper. pi:efd. 631-3863 Must be reliable w/lront
•1141011* Friendly. outg01ng person
to work 1n C.M rental
store Apply 1930 New· Newport Lab needs tem·
office appearance.
Sat/Sun 9·5. Call Joan
631-1286
port Blvd. C.M. t bu ---------porary courier or sy IEI IFFICE lab. Bring OMV printout.
Pleasant working cond.
Call in AM •6<40-0140• Phones, filing. full-time,
benefits. Apply tPG. ---------r--;NiiniiiMiiiiiW--
118s 1 Skypark Circle. •MOil 11•n1•n
Suite G. lrvlne. Or phone Lab asscs1. 9-1pm. Exper FIT, experienced. Buay NB
261-8777 phlebot NB. ~~-7M8 office Clyde. 756-0561
WEEKEND ASSISTANT
IMMEDIATE OPENING S. PART-TIME
WEEKENDS -3AM-11AM SAT. SUN &
HOLIDAYS. MUST HAVE RELIABLE
CAR/TRUCK . VALID DRIVERS
LICENSE, CAR IN$URANCE & OMV
PRINTOUT. $7.00 PER HR. + MILE-
AGE. CALL 642-453 6 EXT . 205. ASK
FOR BETH .
'
Motor Routes
available in
Co1t1 l111
H11tiqto1 l11ch
Fou1t1i1 Y1ll1r
NO COLLECTING
NO SOLICITING
• •
Oeffver One Day a Week -
Must have dependable car
and proof of ln1Urance.
812-111t
Ask for Joanne Craney
'
Orange Coal OAll. Y PILOT /Frld9Y, APfM 15, 1N8 97
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Hll 111 II ~ llLll .. lllf/T T~ a..
, .......
i 1&; UMii! or•• ...... cNlt9 Mttl tKMet
(Old ~ wood). gOOO
QOnd. •MUST NLL•
....... ol ..... Co. Gd ,Of Alt <Wery. o.igl\ •• , .. ., _
_. I ~ .. 111 llllRlY cu1tom framing, .,,
Meded. w• 1Um .-. f.l(p snf'd. Good rlDll
Mdy Strlc*t HCOMI A Kl.LING w/people I tottow~ 't.Mn 1 1200 oeo en-1ase •
CMdy ~. c.ii Clvta PAOFUSIONAL AT c.ii for IPPt. 17~ ~n '-~ wtllte. 2-ftM (?1•1 W..... THE IAOAOWAY -AN\ /I ..--twtnmifrCWlputdl 1111. llfl11 SOUTH!'AH CAtlFOANtA .... ..... • VW/_, et-W. ~ llH A SlMO W• treln Sacrifice H75. firm. AWTll'll No ·~ n«Uaery. MM .. mlTD. •17/Hr Training • comm. 14S...t071. 3W dee wNte
Young .. ......,.llcenMd Youcanmek•~· 2.27• N9wport Blvd. CM •6AM-l2 Noon Mon-Fri S40 Cry91 .. tetlie ~ ~ti wl e.p needed to mOf• ptea1Yrable ex-141.7445 Calf Now· 5 Poeltlons Left '40. Wftt tof• b9d WIQle lftow & Mii propertiM perlenc:e You, 11 1 cus-Alk IOt LY/COSTA MESA u MW, c;ost S300 Saerl-
wtth • Top Producer. tomat, a1rMCfy know the llllllnM1M Uln 5'8-1919 tl<le S70. Dinette tbl * Jl' 1U ••y *
High comml11lon1 & job requirement• :}.5 yra ot ontce exp. Sidi· MJILAGUNA NIGUEL round $50, Bar 1toot1 -llonuMa. C... PATRICK l9d In IBM Ollpleywrlte IV 582-1723 $2S... P9tl0 tbl wlumbf'I Twin O O merk eng new TEHOAE 780-1702 WIP T .,,. •" ORAR'E rad9f arCl'I & CUii 1n1er ljiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiil Your new cetllf would . YPI ..., • ..., wpm. I & 4. Ohrt $40. 145-9076 )(Int oond 673-7"'77 • liiiii:-iiiiiiLiiii~ include· Send OOV9f letter & r• u MITll.HllaTAIT •Plid trlinlng surne 1o·NOLTE1Jnd AS-OlffCE ~ .............. IU,./Deck1/lttr•t• &
FIT FrllTuH 10-afm •Comm alonlnceotlve SOCIA.TES. 24741 TEMPORARY ANO l'IHdbotrd, tootboard . SPECIAL GARAGE SALE RATE 71U "' '
PARK NEWPORT AP '1. •Employee dlacounl Cl'lrlsanta 01.. Mission TEMP TO PERM IACS. rails. $195. 840-8733 .
Call Gary 644·1900. •Bullnna attire dlacount Viejo 92691 POSITIONS AVAtlABJ.E Contemporary 4 mos ou ONLY 40"/llne. CALL 642-5678. fr SLIP Sailboat only No
Re9t1Uf lf'lt
lllTY PILIUI
ts now ace.piing app11-
cat1on1 fOI" ..... , ......
•LIMllftM .........
1.ppty In person Tuesday
thru Frldey t>twn 3-5
llllW.IHsthJ•
Retail Sales
Are )'OU lookl"'tl 101 I
career oc>POftunlty 1n
women's taahlons?
UIZ
NEEDS A FULL TIME
ASSOCIATE 10 work flex·
Ible hours. evenings 1nd
weekends
We offer a competitive
salary and t>enetll pack-
ege with 1 comm1ss1on
arra1'199"'enl
Apply II
UIZ
t5 Fashion lllend. New·
por1 BMch Of call Pal
(114)1•• "" E.OE.
SILIS
E.llcelel'lt "* oppty now
available tor tull-tlm•
poehlon. Apply In per1or1
at Benetton, Mein Place
Mall. Or call l(ayt1 11
542-8283. E.llper pref
RECYCLE
through the
DAILY PILOT
Claastfled Pages
Turn unwanted
Items Into
money today!
Call 142-5171
•HMlth Cate b«leflt1 SECRETARY-•R~11on1s11 w1tarbed. ou wl1h drew-t;:t.:::-i:i=:l~~;:~rnl'!':::"'V~~-"""'llmrTI~:.:~;..~:...;:.:~~ lv111brd. wller elec tac
•Peid holidays': vecatlon Experienced Secrellry for •Cletkl era cost S2000 will Mtl lalMa llllM llM 140 oncl $340/mo 1$11111 CREVIER
•Sick Pey t>enetil1 • growing relall ch1ln •Typists for S800. 722-7110 -'STTURD'•y 9_2 ______ _....,..; hai,iii~,P9i;.,._..,.;;_;,; • 673•8llOO * .
•Profll lhaflng & pen11<>n Must l'leve Kint IYP'"'ll •Sec1etarlel "' "' FISHING ~Ir furniture. ESTATE IG' llAT SLIP Tt Our..._ ~ill .1k11t1 and complete •Dall Entry Operators DAY BED white & t>tus. 107 Abalone Ave misc hOUM l'IOld & toots THING GOES Furn ~soo mo New..,..,. ee~.. .. ... _..II......,. •Advtneemenl """""unl •Wo d p Mellr....S. trundle com-Bikes. SabOI sailbOll Ell· S'"TURD'"" 8 • • ...,., '""" -. .......,..,. • • knowled~ ot W0td Per-r roee11ors S "' "'• am 10 ~pm nsenold goods. toots AvallaDle now 673•8535
ty feet word proeesseng •Accounll"'ll Clerks P 1 e t e · 2 4 5 ercyle. so.irl bOIJrd A.taro 2163 TUSTIN AVE C M I 19291 Olana (York1own l flW ...... •
C II C E
••-m.. •8'0-8733• compu1ertv1deo games B --L.. 1 s 1s 9 3 • __ ... ,.., ... a aren g~rs II -CD & C Fii 11•1* '"""'"urs1 al un . ---"" -.. .-_.. ~'~=~ :r'c,::; 250-8887 IOt appt. • 1111 EXECUTIVE DESK & c~1~~~ mOfe' ASH .. , ·-.... ~ ... lucll 1141 Foo' l(sa1G
1
D081 5s5nor1 lerm 13 S21t-.......... locations 11•n&1J ..... -• 84 • 36 In Walnut. 71egal .. -... reog 1· 1111• IS SZluuto, io..11 lWllll
.... T
•H--me drawers S250 Cerw ... •1 '122 9~ POST AD A bed S8S Obi Ded IS 32!>t ~ ..... lll.SllZl ~ -For FUl'lion Co Wlll'I ac-•P.W llelWaya 54-0-1979 •ANTIQUES COMICS Don set ciotnes misc 1 $25 1(11c 111>1e & cnairs 21' SLIP 16 SY.Ii l9to....., _. .a7,--t...1-1..1--...I counting & t>O<>itkeeplnn *'-U "---'""-~ S25 Etec: typewriter $6~ s ;5c, m o ,,.,, ul•IS .. ) .... -'----', ... ~ ,. - -. .., -•-GIRL'S decorator 5-piece hnens laDle Cl'lao•s Fn S T S 2'-•8 5·08 "" ,,.., ~ -llll•fll--expereenoe 261-8871 18400 Von Karman 1 BEDROOM clOtl'les & Old bOOICs "' A AnhQue5 mo<e Mose Ibis 5-S20 Small • .,.. • *
llll l::tt.A" ll•nllJF/T ~001e .~3FoR1ErvEme 474·2974 ~~~c;ln~~ must see' soc-s100 Fri Sat 8·5 ~~•Q,~~~an c~~~aD~=~ ~f1'~;~\2~1erNeo c~:~~ H ' SUP /LIN ISLI
16 &~~ =.c. lOIZSIJ -.. a•a ,. to Al>()l1cant $575 5'8-3390 1234 Sand Key CdM 639 E~1n1 1ocd1~·r • ~ur•ly P-.... 1111 -•• ,._ Comme1c111 A E de-E o E 1 Monorca Mesa ,..wy apt C ,94., 158 • •v
0 ~ .. • -JJJJ.. ltrHf veloper in Newpon Htde-l·bed. betge !weed Frt!Sal 8-5 Poe frames Ve<Oe Or E & AOams It It leecL. lllf Sail DOat prl'd 6~3-227' 131•31 1
e r e Beacl'I seeks detail orien-ClllEUllll l'lerculon $245 Rust erm pronls Pltnlt"'llS lamps FUNl(Y sos JEWELRY .,.. MilC. ,,. .. ,..1atit• ___ ._.__ ___ lec:l secretary wnn con-ct11ir $55 Both good cnairs clotnes DOOks Hals purses elc Also •SAT & SUN • 1500 Auto Matl Or.
lnlll SILIS PIT struct1on1con1rac1 ad· WAITEI condition 548-2687 215 C1rna11on 615-2763 A i on & oiner eollec-See equipment c•o1nes Aircraft Ull Santa Ana
Small Aerobic l>OuUQue'" mln•strauon experienoe MOVING Tremendous '8Dles 276 7 Lorenzo nousenold utensils Good 0 WN e R of Tu Rao 55 F~ at Edinnar c M sat -comm S-48-75 lS Mtn ot 5 ye1r pref'd WIP Ei peroencees c1meraman value. bile-new furniture *GIANT* Ave S45-142"-I c.ondlUCn rea~onaD•• IPll 1 un' ... ~.
d d I
.. • d J 2283 R I Dr A.RRON V FORMING e11p . 1c ap .. one o n ea de M us 1 be Complete nou· .... otd • ed ands •b1wn •&1 ••/•••-s.. I"' d d """' 0 MOTHER cs-" E .,.,,,, SA & T t 23 F'~ YIN G CLUB Wiii sell 3 ~ -
511
"or "an 1 e Q 11now1ecsgable 1n all areas accessories 644-8746 '""" "v· ,. on9 ust•n o I •di ServlCe Hrs. Mon-Fri
ElleaM Boutique Better Pleasant n-smoking en· ot camera department. f(IGHBORHOOO goes App1tances furn . o• 4 pans ot inieres1 7:00 am to 10 pm
Sportswareand Aulo Ac-vlronmeol s111pp1ng. platong Paste-NEW dark oak i'Ot1 lop TVs saddle etc 3272 MYS.IS •lTI S48· 1··7 or 866-2i82
cessortes.P/T Wknddays lhlcHtl•1est.1lt up and/or typese11mg computer desk. $450 G•RAG£Sll[ 'Co1orad0Ln 549-1228 F&lllUP&TIIS&U C1apers /Trailtr1,._ ____ ~~~~
Newport Imports. NB Two Corporll~ Plaie skills a plus Must be Antique oak wardrobe ft " MOVING Everytning must Anl •Ques rugs fur n
642-9405 Karen = 250 Newport Beach available lo work eve-S325. single bed, S50. ••t11••y lPllL l I 1 go• Furnisl'lings relng 11 k•1cnen 11ems 17 Canoe 101 ~ l P&MITS 1'11-1
SILIS PllSllS all Laune 759-9531 experience and skills 759·5618 1-4.. eic FRI SAT SUN All 16 9am-2pm G AEA l TALA·Woll accomodiJI& 1 Lease 79 or newer M9Z
c ., ntngs Salary based on 2 Wind surfers $250 ea .. -I p1an1s bicycles desk 'Tons '()f ml5C Sat Ap<1t eoX MO'TORCVCLE ToomucncashdOWB?
For Sul'I ~ Co. Will SECIEf••y Please con11c1 Lisa or Oak-bOOkcase Brown Jor-•-•LL( USS Day 735 Joann SI Apt I STUF'F 2535 Cres1v1ew u 111e we1gn1 Doat or Compare our lar~ -.Ct
train FIT&PIT.$6/Hr ~ lln Pal81(714)642-4321ut dan pallO furn Radial --23 646-2040 D• tOover & PCH1 on t on .. e11 S150 Joan' O .A <;;
comm.FlneFinisnSasl'I& lmmedlaleopenlng tncon-291 during ll'le day and armsaw.llntelykesplay-F•ITTIAll -1 B•tsnores 25c·S400 641 -5'90 w1<0y631-12661 MSllf .. TI
Door Co 57« Research struc11on dept 101 well· 17141642;4399 evenings hse Misc 675-06l0 WW II IUlTI MUL Tl-FAMILY GARAGE NO EARL v BIROS d111 MERCEDES Dr Huntington Bcl'I. Ask organlzec:l person wlll'I • SALE SAT 8-3 Desk - -HEAVY au•~ "11111~ lraller I 12131714)637-2333
for Donna 891-2391 excellent typjng skllls lailJ .._, OUEEN SIZE Ml..TTRESS MAPS AVAILABLE AT s1ereo speakers dDle ESTlTI SILE e1ec Dra~es 2 a•le 5 Frwy near Beacl'I ~d
figure aptitude & cordial r•l & 8 0 X. 0 U IL TE 0 ~~~~~~~CE& t>e<IS Toyota car . cover Sota criaits coffee & eno 8" 16x3 Great ouy al en Buen• Pl!rk
telepl'loneminner Tl'llSIS BRANO NEW• $155 onger sew m&cl'I misc Ibis leak din rm set Zig S 950 6'6-86~6
primarily a secretar111 C111 84~293 -SAT •Ill 1-4 nsenoto llems Owl COl· Zag Songer Sew macn I
The Orange Coast Dally
PllOI IS loolung fOf an
ttnef~llc penon 10 &$·
Slit our Olstnct M an.agefs
3 days during ll'le WMk.
WMkends and holidays.
Appllcanl musl l'l1ve re-
liable car wltl'I valid CA
drivers license. proof ot
insurance and OM V
prent-out Starting pay Is
$7 00 per l'lour plus gas
allowanoe
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between 9am & 5pm M-F
Or cell Betl'I al 642-432 1
posillon bul alao otters aao .... , St., SOFA. l'llQl'I Quality. nevet leclton GREAT BUYS• wet• unol 2 loldong care ••ttrcycltt/
d1verstf1ed 0 1ner O.st1 .... ,IAlllJI used, sltll wrepped COMPLETE l'louseno ldl 2235 Miner St toll tD• sets fine linens d•s· Scttttra Ull
respons1b1hhes Word Wortl'I $1000, sac $250 items• Furniture com· Hart>Or & W1lsonl nes c10111es sz 10-1• An-I
p rocessing. sl'lortl'l1nd YITEllllAIY CIJl'I def 2131862-6588 plele kllcl'len •l ems iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.m 110...e Hoosier cabinet 2
82 550
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and/or rest.urant equip-Receptl0fl1s1s. Antmal At----------tmens decorator items -sw----ooor oGe cnest sewing ;u~~~~e•~7~n~~~
ment exper~ 1 def1. 1endants. & Tec:nn1c11Jt'1 SOFA high Quality. never paho furniture and more• -., ~· taD•ne Sm11elrec1 table
nlle plus Good benefit needed for busy 11rge used still wrapped• Wortl'I 1211 la-'41 Ir EVERY SAT/SUN Orange & cnaors 6'6-'380 or 9 ·5. '900 X313
packege Apply 1n per$0n p1acteoe FIT or PI T incl S 1000 Sacntice S250 ,_ Coesl College Faorvi-HONDA CX500 CUSTOM
8 30am-4pm at wknds & eves exp prel Cari delivery" C..ta lleaa ,124 and A'dams Costa Mesa HARBOR VIEW Garage 1980 ~o"" mis Runs grt
TRANS/PACIFIC lr111ne 551-0304 . 213-861-2321 --------;..1 AdmtSSlon/Parktng FREE Sate 1100 Homes localed egal a"d Cl" $800
RESTAURANTS. INC H SOFA LOVE SEAT WITH •mEIUllEI• SPACES S10 '32-5880
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17042 G1llelle Ave • lrvtne WUTllSl/WAITll * CHAiR ANO OTTOMAN Clol1'11ng alt ages 2 girts Apnt 16tri 8· 12 Noon
(714) 250~33 1 W111'1 car for luncl'I delivery Never uSec:l Brown lone Dikes. ladl9S 10-s()Md. I SATURDAY &AM-4PM° I MOVING SALE Vu1 tiii l't':l .... •tllllil•••W'
SECRET AR_Y_ service Esteb routes Only $250 iµ:}.9294 56 Scl'lwinn Cruiser toys 455 16111 PLACE 5BR nouse everytrung tt4 Ftr4 Y• l· lll
Need fast. ettictent ott•C4t provided S40-S60 dally doll l'louse arts & cratl Beau1 Slk """' arrn9mn1s goes "u•n1ture antoQues wo1ker for FIT position LHl'l llTllll TROPITONE CANTINA k1lctien supplies. lamps an Sites 4 price\ Mose I garden tools sports Air Power St-•"'11 Auto-4 arm cl'lllses. a arm microwave oven elec -----eou•P compuier etc ma11c • .. Int cone Must
w /Laguna Niguel in-lll-ll•l cl'latrs, dintng IDie. um-s1ove lops IOIS more Sprong Cleaning' P1omp1s 720•9657 Mtl (2H33838)
surance agency Prlr brena Ible, 2 cott IDies, SAT 7.3 SUN 9-2 Garage Sale All nsen10 FINAL SALE SAT 174 1 sa.-
exper w/WP and IBM XG Young growing company SIJl'lta Barbara Market 1976 PELICAN PL. C M items go cneap• 273 Pon Snetfield NB
skills. Call 249-8733 btwn needs energetic em-umbrella. AU in cream BLOCK SALE SAT 8 AM Sl'lerwood St Sun 8am
9.5 ask for Sl'llrley ptoyees for door 10 door wnite• Orig S7000. 991 Household goods. TVs SuNOAY ONL y a.4 -MOVING SALE -----l'landblll d1Strtbut1on No $2500 72 1~7 14 pm IEverytrunggoes Otesse<s N•Ull SIOlnAlf sales 54 l'lr 10 start. ~--------Stereos 1 spd bike. Freezer Dunkbeds yard-c 0 c,, 1 ·
Needec:l part 11"'41 Must be Apply 11 Bingo PIZZI. lliactllaattal HIS clotl'leBsE Tlmens. Furn age yarn nouseno10 p l aunts es 5 1~~ ·~~v~~
ltex1ble. type 80 wpm & 28 19 Newport Blvd l~'!'!o!IPl!'!o!~"""''-...;;;.;,,;;,.; misc: HERE' items l376 Snannon Ln 722-9•20 CASH ONLY• TOYOTA 85 MR2 One
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w/11ras $42K
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l'leve some computer 2•4pm only •AMERICAN Indian items 331 Avocado S1 -E--D G --•••tF•• 30.,.
exp $7/l'lr. Call Irvine -w ""' rugs. ..-es. ·-n.-•ai • Clotl'I•"" DOOils b•kes & ..._ •* .::wi•-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiml m• '*'SOK extend war-IJnt .... " b••" t v N IN MACHINES I ._..__.., ... v-·-. ----cass ....
YMCA, 261 -S010 s.,leyaHt ...... also oriental "'95· _ ..... -..• • $8000 5'0-96
5535 •(714) 67:}.1467• LOTS OF GOODIES many othe< ;tems SAT .... If lllT ranty 1 Administrative
A-1 POSITIONS
Work in the ever expanding
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working with teenagers, this may
be the opportunity you've b~n
SllllT&IJ/lfOIPT. Bolts ol laD"c turn desk SUN 6-3pm 17 0 OAHU ..., llLLJ!* l/W 56 DUC MICRO
Ad11 agency neer OC A1r-''H""ou-se-s1_11_e_r _w""1n_s_k_e_k_pn-g 116111•.. beds aDPhances 1950s -YARD SALE SAT 8-2 I I 11110 •••• Tl UJ,.T! Crr.pttly Orig ret>lt ~
port lnterest•"'ll & varied exp 1v1 F student 30-to 1 carat very wn11e Must PCS be<lsoreads S5-S 10 Fain.-Cnurcl' Faorvoew Ottoe.e !urniture SYOOloes &IT~ lrlJl'ls Df'l{s New tires ~rk. Good typist e•P on 111rt 5128 fOf summe< sell. S500. 5'8-2186 Glassware 172, Tushnl 81 Fair Sake goods and eou1pment•• 11t $3700 obO 786--677'
Maemtosl'I 3.5 yrs up c Int refs 5'8-6857 mftlll Ill Ave Sa1 t0-5 Sun 1 l -2 MUCH MORE'"" WESTINGHOUSE ;-9r,,11 VW 79 Bug Convef11~
Cal1Jackll957-13t4 •acMUiJt MATTRESS&SIDERAILS ESTATE Sale Sal Sun8-5 FIND treestand1ng elec stove yetlow'tanlblllOI magr.
S500 67" ""'.8 11 Wake Fores1 enirance 1 e<1t~aicse O w 11a"' cau. ,_ tm.s & bfil~ la~ Hit ~~ lo H111>or Snooping gold furntt~art -work & S5500 760-le00 -Qf••s Center bel'l1r'ld Mar5'\llls m uc;t1 more 18SA Pon -I!! ............ -h h I •t· d • ....... ...:. -• ,._ T~ 13 foott man Ka .. Lootc tor arrows ( roug c asst 1e Marg11e P M Wed-Sar •• ~
1931 Newport Blvd. CM ya..s 71 I -50SelectDHlers S300 ea 647-1635 F 1·1H2'i' lilt~
posSlble 2 years respon-(Deeter space 1vailablel ALUMINUM WALKER 1-'-"-''-'-•• ___ H_z_z Piu" I Ortua Ptwr .. ti 7812 f1NJU\~
Sible clencaJ experience Automatic snut otf MW nu lllT MSt I---.. ------..... ---------CADl.LAC.
required Sciloot di1tnc1 Dining Ml Paid Sl300 Wiii iron. Bllcil & Decker Call YOU HAUL AWAY' * ~· ·-. -or educauonal instotutlOn sell $750 BambOO cl'laers 536-6316 belOfe 5pm or 6'!>-57'2 llAm I llSOll NII JAMES MARINE SERVICE _..._ .. ,
41.AIV\ PER WEEK experience preferred S35ea AnllQue nan mer-btwn 7 30·9pm From Torronto Stern drove OUID<>erdl fas1 Claaia 1145 Bf.,\UTIFUL SELECTION ~ Must be able 10 pess 60 rorCosl S200 sell S 120 FR Ee o o G 1 H 1 1 t $ l500 obO 650-5144 I serv aullrty work 1672 i I ol latemooec low mileage
(To. Start) '#pm typing test. 80 wpm hie l'lulcl'I PllO S3SO Wiii s1•111 F• T Imber w 0 I f I H I I f Ptacent•• c M 6'2·2207 ., ... a.. C.dlllacs tn Or••
sl'lorthand test & wr•llen sell $200 Roll lop desk Rec:l wl'llle & blue CANOE Sl'lepl'lard 1yr male. gd PllH ...... s.ilttt. I - - - - - : S11ver'11wtl Blacll Beauty' County' SM' us toda
waiting for.
exammallon Oeadhne pa10 $375 will sell S275 •S100 * •5'0-3763• d1spos111on 645-5742 Good cond S49~ Tape! n TUWUl-S71/laf •646-8157* l .. "-1100 Art deco bamboo tlble deck S50 494-4 1"'" 5 oays mo year lease -------I ..,
4120166 Salary s 1623· p11d S280 will sell $100 ~ttn t • aumul ~ .... , With Pot.nt•lal for filing appllcalton ~ ... -,-, p ti a. •-:--• .ta..a9 __ _ _ -_ :x. _ I Berined .al N•wport WANTED Ausfln Heaie.-2600 Hart>or Blvd
to $1000 PER WEEK s2018 (lentauvepermo • Lovesea1p11dS400wtll ppleffrAmputer-printer-FREE togood l'lome2 Year TV SttrH,EltctrtaiCI S.actl 675-7100 Porscne356 COSTA.MESA '•-'1$125 722 7110 ""' 1 <t•••I-Eart7 JaguarXKE 8-1 c • .. •RO Z28 •s"'" Apply 20451 Cra1mer ""'' • monitor modem 2 disk old' Male Cocker Spaniel .-v 213 392 0880 "'""" • ..,..
LARGE INSURED
Lane. H B 964-8888 a Ii ---ita1-1 drives & sttwr S1 500 Friendly' 650-4794• ~~ • • blue Gn cones $3~ an 1act1 ... PAC-EL Cellular MoD•le ~tc..1.'V" •at11 la_. .. -1-111 ooo Ms1 see 10 aoorec
Slm/ll-"11111T obO 496-7286 eve --W-ANTED Red Hair Car Pnone S600 OBO .l""' a !::..: Att Som 650-6636
VEHICLE REQUIRED -GE dbl door 23 cu tt, No AT IB 0 M 11...., S'I pe k uen Ill •••1 •ST •1r11L
Lot. 0 , Oppo,tunlty In an exclusive w1tertront Fro11 Rel g 11m d • M comp 1 24 8 ,,_. 11 1 s ·-.-;1. \'t ~t ACURA FORD SS Tnunderblrd RealEslateotteoe Please • " . & on RAM 20MBHD 12&360 644-6829/eve. 947-9770 ' ' Tu• ....... ,.. __ ,...., 5 , ....
c.i1 673-9333 wicustom w11er ice OR & Keybd rnono d•IP ask tor Kris Trua'ti· tatita w vvu ... ~ .,.. to Grow With Usl d fspencer Absolutely Otudal• 192 p~lnl total WQrlds lrtendhesl BIRDS ..... ti 711z ............ -llST AMA Yll• IHtller tonl sunroof •tra SIMITT I UTI llke new $600• 675-3462 21'1rs u5ec:l 3.2 DOS & ...-.._ ...... ..,.-._ __ .~-Just t>r•""' us vour towesl sl'\lrp & IOaOec:l $8200
CALL •• .GALLI
--1 P •• 900 2 grey cnee«ec:l Parrots 1987 s~· """" 17 daan v -- -.. .., I 846-4296 or S'0_.307 • Days, Swing & Graveyard GE Refrigerator large more d .-sacrif w i cage $250 Call ""'""T ~~... b<>naltde Acura deaf end __ avail Apply In person S•H. 1·, yrs old Wiier & $2500. 646-2858 650-2~ or 662·2002 O bO'N 120tlp 'cyl only ..:. we II t>eat I 1 FORD FIESTA 1978 Vel (71 •J 892-I M9 NEWPORT DUNES. t 131 cdroorustwlCIS
750
& cu75~93~ on ~~ ~~ot 1 p:·--1 "--••t 201'1rs Am Im cass cov-GUARANTEED' lo'* good cond1t 1on•
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FOR sXLe-t416i01 Aaby co11ec14 1s-8Ji-01s9 lf'iarine 112-2112 7u.&
TURN UNNEEDED MERCHANDISE TO
·'4.80 For ..... you can adYertlte
your Garege Sale In the Daily
Pllot. There •• a • line mtntmum and the prtce is the aeme
Whether you advertlM 1 dtly Of 3
daya. It's a great way to tum
thOM hidden treuur• Into
cash.
We are el90 offertng a 9 wl•1 le 8eH• 9 w1 m11 .... fort I .... Thie guide lnCludee ldW on hOw to~-.
how to peen. wh8t n.me to ...,, plus ldW tor a belt• e-...---allo • ., ... elgn, prtclng ltk*ers.
informatlOi'I on city ordlnanCee and lnwntcwy lheet.
You CM putd 111 'fOAll Garage Sale Kit fof $1.00 wMr\
you piece 'fOAll ad at:
Grand Scnatt.r & Sons · 120 Welk:faf 84 1 0.,."f'I,
Like new walnut tm1SI\ ottra clean VI-IF head
S3 000 261-7566 tt•r stereo 'ePlacernt
GRAND baby pel1te over S20K s 12 950 0 80
Miiner. ebony bencl'I (7141892-665' W• • nc
tuned to 440 ptlCl'I Can OAC M• Ooug•as
del S 1650 786--0377 2S REIN ELL Cbn Crsr
Pie* up. dur..,.. bicyc:te lat
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by wetd\lng IN cl-1\ed
peges
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axle El tor mr mar
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sl'larp• S 13 500 g· 1.1993
Pt.a.IC NOTICE
Come by and see
our new & used
Electric Boats
2806 Lafayette in
Newport
675-9487
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·-K-.1 .... ICATIOM INO ACTION& ARI ....UCllOTIC8 • ~ fl9Cnnou9MW.. '9CTITIOU9.,._al 'tCTTTIOUelUHtlM rtennGUeeUllt•H • •a. lllOTICll °' eeonce CHALlENGIO IN COURT. 1. THI DIAOt.INI ,OR ftCTmOUI .-.. um tTAW um aTAW um ITAftmNT um ITATllmlff (CITMllOll w.Al) Wnt CW 0# •GA.Tift THE CHAll.INOE MAY Bf PUii.iC REVIEW AND MAim ITAW T,.._ to11ow1ng ~· .,_ T,.._ IOllOJtMnO pel'tona ete The~ l*'tOM ar. Tiie I~ pel'llOM tie
NOTlOI TO DeFENOANT: '°'91 CMRA. -D9a.AM'1Cllt LIMITED TO OHL y THOSE COMMENTARY OH OM" Tne ~ pettOl\I .,. dOir'Q ~ M l doinQ tKi-... -doing 11\ltlneee ... doing buliMM -(IMloeAculMG)TIMYJ. ANDO#N111N»i THE COSTA MESA ISSUES SOMEONE HAS liNVlfllOHMENTAL IMPACT dOlnQbuelneMea. PfNNHILL/RIVERSIDE HORS! PLAY, 1702 2 GUYS HOUSE· l•ltfNTRAL PARK •I
trll.TZEA: l.AMYS!LTZ!JI. TO Aa1•11na Pl.ANNINO OMSION HAS RAlSIO AJ THI PU8l..IC RIPORT •103e FOR THI IECONO &.UK-H TUNI. 160 AISOCIATH. 1tet1 l'IOflOI •U Hunt1noton CLIANINO SffllVICE. t971· (b)CENTAAL PARK ••. 50& encl OOH t t~ 50 • • ._. 8,Ef~ NfBAttV!. Df8C•11sn .llll. M.tM-AND \l60, Qkl t.._.011.-~~...,...NO. ~ ta.... ~W.....,.Alf9. CQet fl'IH Pitt( Aw . a.tboe 111enc1.
-clueM To ell ..... ~. DECl.AAATION AOOMS&-THIS NOTICE OA IH WAIT· RHIDE"f,TIA\. PROJECT eoe.. ...... Calit. tH27 T"9tln. ca.it t2ta0 l tacl• i1ao•I 1702 Callf. tff27 • CalH. tHl2
YOU AM 8EINO SUED eredltOfl end cont~t ING POSSl8L E EN· Tli.N CO'IAE8POHDENC£ (1060WE8T t1TH8TMET) Kentl UPC*. 7003 W""· ThOITl .. E.T\leltet, tMtt f'lorld• •211 ltuntJngton A. A ... JMnnlf'I. tt7t-A Jeff Smltll. 5$5 s Cov·
8Y PLAINTIFF: (A Ucl. le .... ~ltort, #'Cl !*tone Who VIRONMENTAL IMPACTS OIUVIMD TO THE CITY ,,..,.0 TANK flAAM AllOCA· -.;., A~. Van Nuya, N9wpoft Avenue, SW.. 260, 8Mdl, c.lff. IH41 Wallaoe Ave .. Coata Mesa, ered Wagon. An~ Hiiia.
d•m•ndlndo) MARY E. mey be othel'WIM lntet .. *9 FOR THE FOllOWING COUNQL AT. OR PRIOR TIOH (1141 WH1n11A AV· Clllt. "'°' Tuetln. Cellf. tMIO l .M. MM\t, 720 w. 41h Calif. IH27 Cellt. 12807
CARANO In the will and/or .. ttte ot. PROJECTS. TO. THE PUBLIC HEARING. ENUE) HAS BEEN EX• Tiiie bualneas It con-~t E. ~. 1'891 81, Unit 2t0. I.~ hecfl. DeY1c1 J , Vllenllnt, 1171·A thlt but lneaa la con•
Y• ..... • CALSND,.,_ JOHN CARRA, JR. AKA IF ANY OF THE FOLLOW· 1. DEVELOPMENT RE· TENDED TO MAY 5, 1911. ducted by· en lndlVl<Mll N9wpoft Avenue, &wte HO, C.tlf. to102 Walleee Ava .. Coate M .... ducted b)" a llrnllad ,,.rtne<·
DAVI .................. JOHN CARRA ING ACTIONS ARE VIEW DA-N-22FORSHOJI PERSONS ANO OR-Kentl lJC>pel Tuatln.Cellf.t2MO Thi• b\lalnMt la eon-tallf.12t27 tNc>
le Mtftd • ,_ .... e A petition llu bean fifed CHAllENGED IN COURT, SHIMIZU. AUTHORIZED GANIZATIONS WIS~INO Thlt fletement wu llled Thia bualnHt 11 con-dueled by. e general pert· Tiiis butlnau It oon· Jell Smith trpewrtt .... ,...,. ••• b y L OIS M CARRA THE CHALLENGE MAY 11€ AGENT FOR SHOICHI TA· TO COMMENT ON THE wttll Ille Oounty Cter11 of Or· Mted by; • geMJll ~rt-nertnlp ducted by; • geMrtl pa1t• Thi• •t•t~t ••• fifed tMa oowt. ANDERSON In the Supetk>< LIMITED TO ONLY THOSE JIMA FOR A t0.000 DRAFT EIR SHOULD SEND ano-County on Meteh 18, ner.lllp Stacie 8iee-t nerlllllp with the County CMKlc Of Or·
A letter w ,.._ ul .. Coult Of Orano-County r• ISSUES SOMEONE RAISES SQUARE FOOT RETAIL COMMENTS TO· 1"8 Robert E. RiClC>e Ttllt ttatemwil wM llled Oevkt J Valentini l/\08 County on AprU 5, 1tl8
.... ..,... • ..-; ,_type-quHllng that LOIS M. ,u THE PUBLIC HEARING MARKET COMPLEX, IN· EIR· 1038. DEVELOP-,,,..,. Thi• II•*'*• ... flied wftll tM Coun1y Cleflc Of Or· Thie ltlletT*\t Wt8 fifed ,.,.... wrtrien 1u;p a ....... t be CARRA ANDERSON be ap.. DESCRIBED IN THIS ClUOINO SUBTERRANEAN MENT SERVICES DEPART· Publilhed Orange Cout with the County CWk ot Or· ancl'llrl County on Metc:ll 29 with the County Clerk ot Or· Publilt\ed Or .. Cout !ft,,.,., .......... If,_ painted ea personal rep. NOITCE OR IN WRITIEN PARl(ING. LOCATED Al MENT, P.O. BOX 1200. Delly Piiot Meroh 25, April I, ange County on Meroh 2t 1tl8 ' ange County on Man:h 29. O.lty Piiot April 15, 22, 29.
·-· .............. ,_ f~tetlve to admlflltter the CORRESPONDENCE DE· 885 PAULARINO AVENUE c 0 s TA ME s A . c A 8. ts. '"' 1lt8 '111191 1988 May, 8. 1988 c-. . eatete of tl'le dec:41dent. LIVERED TO THE CJTY IN A c 1 ZONE. EN-9262!1200 F-173 ,..,.,., ~bllahed Orange Coe•l '1?a07 F-241
" ,_ do Mt Me JOW A hearing on tl'le pelltlon COUNCIL .AT. OR PRIOR \lJ R 0 MENTA L DE· 2 HE DEADLINE FOR Publltned 0rlnQ9 COMt Dally Pllo4 AprU . f5. 22. 29. Publlthed Orange Coast ---------,..._... .... ttme, ,.U INJ wlll be heldon MAY 4,1988 TO.THEPUBLIC HEARING. TERMINATION: NEGATIVE PUBL:C REVIEW AND "8.ICf«>TICE Oelly PllotAprllt,a,15,22. 1988 DeJly Pllot Aprll 8,15.22,29. NILICNOTICE
ION tM ceM. eftcl row at 1:45 P M. in Oet:>t. No. 3 et t. DEVELOPMENT RE· DECLARATION COMMENTARY ON DRAFT 1988 F-227 1988 ...... m...., 8ftll pt.-100CivlcCfWller Drive West. VIEW OR·8 !1·26 FO R FOR FURTHER INFOR· ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT IC.. F-119 F-220 FICllT10U8 BUalNIH
.""'_, be IMen ~ Santa Ane, CA R 0 G ER L B 0 LL IN. MAT ION. PLEASE CALL REPORT "1031 FOR THE PICTITIOUa .,..... "8JC NOTIC£ ..... ITAftMENT
h1rtftef .......... "OM tM IF YOU OBJECT to ll'le AUTHORIZED AGENl FOR THE PLANNING DEPARl • H 0 M E RANC H I 0 NE NAiii eTATIMINT fllB.IC f«)TIC( Nil.IC 'fl>TICE Tiie foltowlng !*tont are
court. nrantlrv1 ot the ""'fitlon. you PATRICK ERIC OLSON FOR MENT AT (7 t4)754-5245 SOUTH COAST PLACE T"'-1o1•......inn ,_,tons ere PICTITIOU8 ....... '"-'ng t>ua'nest 11·
There.,.°"* ..... ,.. Sriou1ci'9'1her •PPMI at Ille THE CONSTRUCTION OF" Publlthed Orange Coaet PROJECT IN COSTA MESA dol;.;; bu;;g ;;:-'tCTITIOUa BUalNIH um ITA'ff•NT 'tCN!!!!O"IT• .. ~~TH uE><ECUTIVE ACCENTS.
q41irefMftt .. You !NJ w.m nearing and stale your ob-SEVEN (71 NEW APART· Daily Piiot Apfll 15, 1988 HAS BEEN EXTENDED TO W E S T P 0 R T NAm 8TAftMINT Tiie following peraona are -,.,,.,._ 3535 Pacific Coael Hwy
lo cal 8ft eltorMJ rltllt jechons cw hte wtltten objec· MENTS LOCATED AT 426 F-250 APRIL 21, 19118. PROPERTIES, 3090 Pullman lhe following l>Wtont ere doing bullneta ea: The tOllowlng l*'tonl are Suite ~40 Corona Oel Mar
ew.,. If JCMI do net ll-n tlons with 11141 court before VICTORIA STREET IN AN .. IDl.IC MftTM"r PERSONS ANO OR· Str .. t, Suite A, Co~te M .... doing bualnMt ... BRADFORD STUDIO, 775 doing butlneaa 18; Calif 92625 enettorMJ.r-Mercal8ft ll'le heating . Your appear-R2 ZONE ENVIRONMEN· .. -. nu1~ GANIZATIONS WISHING Cellt 92626 BUENA PARK MANOR, W. 17th St. Suite 1<.. Cotta VIOEO LABS CO .. 2066 Oebofah Ann Wachter. •"OlfteY'.._,elaentoeOf encemay be lnpersonor by TAL DETERMINATION __ ,.,.A,,...... TO COMMENl ON lHE Berry L Hoeven, 12 t2000uaM,Sule290,New-M9M.Cellt.t2e27 Pleoentla.CostaMesa.Callf 900Sea L1ne•42.C01ona
e ..... eld Clfftoa ( .. led"' your 1n0<ney NEGATIVE DECLARATION. r..._NO ... TIC'I......, DRAFT EIR SHOULD SEND Sunlight. Irvine. Calif. 92715 port Beech. Calif. t2l&O Bradford John Salamon. 92627 def Mar Calil 92825
.... ~ booll). IF YOU AfllE A CREDITOR 2. DEVELOPMENT RE· COMMENTS TO Tiii• bualneH II con-Aionwd Austin Hall, 55 3eo Victoria St.·" 15. COlll Robert 0 KletelhOrSI, This • bualneH II con-DeaP'fM do que le -°'a eoot1ngenl creditor of V IEW OR-88·24 FOR Of' NIQATIVI EIR-1039. DEVELOP· ducted by: an lndlvldu.I Linda I .... Newport BMeh, M .... Cellt. 92627 2073 Continental. Costa ducted by. an lndlv1dua1
,,.._ •te dt.actOft flt-Ille ~Hed. you rm.1st Ille JON.ASON DEVELOPMENT TH EDECCLOAS .. AT!~. ES • MENl SERVICES DEPART· Barry L. Hoeven C81Tlt192MO . This bu1lnH s It con-Meaa. Callt 92627 Deborah Wechter
dldel Yated tlefta llfl, ptMo your claim wttll tl'le court or COMPANY. AUTHORIZED " .., "" MENl. P 0 BOX 1200, Thia statement wu fifed 11 • bueln"a It con-aueteo by: an lodivldual This business Is con· This 11a1ement wu filed
tM 30 DIAi CALINDANOI pr-t It to the pef'SOnel AGENT FOR DEANE S PLANNING DIVISION HAS C 0 ST A ME S A . CA with the County Clefk of Or· ducted by; an lndlvidual Bradford John Salamon dueled by: an Individual with the County Clerk ol 0 1-
P ., • pr ••• " tar II ne rec>,_tatlve appointed by HELPERIN ANO JAYME OPRECEPL.~RR:oTIOAN ~OE~RAETSSIV~ 92628-1200 ange County on March t8, RICll'lerd Aualln Hell Thi• statement WH tiled R.D KleMlhorst ange County on Al)f'll 5, 1988
rftf1W91a eacrtta • -the court within lour months MEKIS TO CONSTRUCT A 1 N G "P 0 SS 1 B~ E EN. Published Olange Coast 1988 Thia stetwnent wu tlled wll'1 the County Cieri\ of Or-ThiS statemenl ••• filed fS1tl45
qulne.., Mia Corte. from lhe aete of first le-COMMERCIAL BUILDING VIRONMENT AL IMPACTS Dally PHot April IS, 1988 "111• with lhe County Clefk of Or-ange County on Mereh 29. with t~ County C~k o~ ~~-Published Or•nr Coast
Una c:ar18 0 -........ auence otleltef'S uprovld4td TOT A L I N G 2 s. 4 5 7 5 FOR lHE FOLLOWING F-252 Publlanec:I Orange Cout •nge County on March 10. 1988 ~9ge8 ounty on ere ' Dally Pilot Apttl I • 22, 29,
telefotltca M le ~ in -Section 700 of tna SQUARE FEE'T. LOCATED PROJECT PUBllC NOTICE Dally Piiot Me1ch 25, April 1, 1988 fnao2 88 FS'l'UOt May. 6, 1988 ~loft: Mt ll9'1WHta Proba.te Code ot Calltomla AT 2283-2283 FAIRVIEW 1 COST • MES• PUBLIC 8. 15, 1988 n74101 Publlthed Orange Coast p b O C F-242 HCriteemaqlllnettefteque The llme forl1llngolalm$Wlll R OA D AN D 206-222 ,., ,., F-174 Publtthed Orange Coall DallyPilotApr11 8, 15.22.29. u lll '1ed range OHi ---------cumpllr con 181 tor· not 811pore prior 10 lour WILSON STREET IN A c 1 WORKS PROJECT ANO '1CTITIOUI IUl,..11 Diiiy Piiot March 25, April t , 1988 Dally Piiot April 8, t 5, 22. 29. Mt.IC NOTICE
mallded•• legel•a montnstromthe date otthe ZONE ENVIRONMENTAL SPECIFICATION .a88·09 NAMllTAffMINT Mt.IC NOTICE 8, 15, 1988 F-223 1988 ---------__._,._.. , ..... _..__ I 0 E T E R •• I N .. T I 0 N THE HARBOR/MAPLE The following peraons ere F-t84 ---------F-219 FICTITIOUI BU ..... epr..,,._ 119 -.. -. hear ng notoce above. "' ,.. . STORM DRAIN PROJECT sl ,ICTITIOUl llU ... 11 ---------11111-IC Mnnrc ---------NAMI ITAffMINT que le cone --w YOU MAY EXAMINE tile NEGATIVE OECLARAllON INVOLVES s.100 FEET OF dOtB.ngELbLAu ":!8BR~C: s. 2915 N'"MI tT'"TI ..... NT 11111Dt1C ..,,.TICE .. -. nuu~ min•1c NOTICE ceao. tue kepi by Ille court It you FOR FURTHER INFOR-,. .. .. -__ .. ____ nu ____ ---------.. -. The lollowlng persona are
SI 119ted no pr ....... Mt are a person Interested In MATION. PLEASE CALL STORM DRAIN ALO NG Redhill Ot02, Costa Mesa, Ttie following persons ere FtCTJTIOUI ........ doin9 business as·
retpu&•I•. llempo, puede ll'le es\1te. you may Mrve THE PLANNING DEPART· HARBOR BOULEVARD BE· Calif 92626 doing buSlnell U : flCTtTIOUI BUllNE-11 NAMI ITAffMINT FtemlOUI BUalNlll ABC co . 1830 16111 St
--.. le _ __.... .,. .. '--MENl •T 17141754 5245 TWEEN WILSON STREET Patrlela O'Connor Hersh, EXCALIBUR DISTRIBUl · NAME ITATIMINT The following persons ere NAMI ITATlMINT =R315. Newport Beao'1, ,......,_, · eaeo. Y ___.., upon t .. e e•ecutor or aumn•· " • "NO VICTOR!• STREET, •500 G d Rd ING 30 v · • A T"'-followlrvo ""'<*one are · The tollowlng ,._sons are qutter tu aolarlo, Mi dtnero 11111ator or uPOf'I the at-Publl5he<l Orange Coast " ,.. .. ieenmea ow .. • 11 ... mlstosa. P1 '"' .,. "" ·• doing business as: ,..... Call! 92663
, otru co••• de 811 lorney tor the eltecutor or Daily Pilot April 15, 1988 ALONG WILSON STREET Long Beach. Celli. 90808 L. Rancho Sanla Magarlla dolng buslneu as: POMONA MANOR, t985 doing buslneu as. J J James R Boran t830 -• ..__ ..... , F 25 B E T WEE "4 H ARB 0 R James R Harstl, 4500 Calif 92688 WAVE ll N KS · 1 1 1 1 Pomona Avenue. Cosfe SWEENEY & ASSOCIATES. t6t'1 St ::.~315 Newport ptopleded .. n ...... -· adm1n1stra1or and tue wllh . 1 BOULEVARD AND .. VALON G d R L J h J "d 30 V Baya•"-Dr Ste 275 Cor C 7 10202 Overhlll Drive. Santa "-ac'1. Callt 92663. elon•I por .,_w do 18 eorte. the court with proof ol ser-" reenmea ow a , ong o n ames ,., elr, 11 .,..., • • Mesa. e11t 9262 .,...
Elllete11 otroe requleltoe viee 1 wrotlen request stat· Ml.IC NOTICE STREEl AND ALONG FOR· Beach. Calll 90808 Amlstosa. Apt. L. Rancno ona det Mat, Call! 92625 t981-t98S Costa Mesa Ane. Caltf 92705 This business is con· let•'"· Pllede que uated Ing lhat you oesire special OHAM DRIVE BETWEEN This business is con-San1a Magaflle. Callt. 92688 Katrierlne I Grahl. 23•S Town Home Apartments. Jerome 1. Sweeney. t0202 ducted by an Individual
qulefe llemara lln eboelldo not;ce 011118 filing of an In-PUBLICATION NOTtCE WILSON STREE'T ANO JO ducted by a general par1· This business Is con-Pacific CoeSI Hwy . Leguna Ltd . Sage Development, Ovefhlll Oilve. Santa Ana, James R Boran
I medle I SI I OF NEGATIVE ANN STREET E N -nersh1p dueted by:enlndlvldual Bch .. Caltl.92651 General Partner, 8055 w Calif 92705 Thl5 statement WU filed n l81'ft911•. M~· ventoryanOappraisement o DECLARATION VI RONMENTAL OE-JamesR Harsh JohnJ AdaJr Jenn James Grahl. 2345 MancheSler Ave Fourll> Tl'us business la c;on-w11h1rieCountyCt~k of Or· oce • un eeogecto. puede esiate assets or ot the pell-P-"'llc c H L d led b di Id 1 •• llem8f • un Mnlclo de ,... uons or accounts mentioned l HE C 0 ST A M ES A TERMINATION NEGATIVE Tri1s statement was llled This statement wes llled ""' oest wy • aguna FIOor. Ptaya def Rey. Cellf uc Y an In v ue ange County on April 5, 1988 ·-..... b _ .. _ s 200 l200 s t PLANNING DIVISION HAS OECLARA TION Wllh the County Clerk ol Or· with the County Clerk of Or-BCih . Calif 92651 90293 Jerome J Sweeney • ,,,...
erenc: .. -• 01-0 • In . ection t and 0 PREPARED A NEG"TIVE FOR F"RT'"'ER INFOR· c M 22 c M Thts bu11nes• IS con T T'11S s1e1-~1 was tiled tlcl de Ilda lefel CaJ 1 p b Cod " v n ange ounty on arcll · . ange ounty on arch 14. ~ • his business IS eon· _,..,., Published Orange Coest une o n• ar · Ille 1 ornia ro ate e DECLARATION ADDRESS· MA TION, PLEASE CALL 1988 1988 dueled by· husband and Wife dueled by a limited partner· with Iha County Clerk ol Or· Dally Pilot 'April 15, 22. 29,
(¥H •I director lo ••••• DouglH c. Llec:htJ. At· ING p 0 s s I Bl E EN . THE PLANNING OE PART. FJ15502 f'S74'» Katherine I. Grahl snip ange County on March 29. May 6 1988
lonk:oJ-. No. 5310SI ~°!:':or~ t:::~,15::. lllRONMENlAL IMPACTS MENT AT (714)754·5245 Put>ttslled Orange Coast Punhshed Orange Coast T'11S statement was lileo E R1c'1rd Sieminski 1988 . . F-237
Th add f .... 1 920 Ne t BeKh FOR THE l'OLLOWING Published Orange Coast Oa1ly Piiot Ap1ll I 8 15, 22, Dally Pilot Aprll 1, 8. 15, 22. wltll the County Clerk ot Or-T'11s statement was liled '371210 ---------e name and ress 0 ...., • • Wpol' • PROJECTS 0111• Ptlol Aprll 15. 1988 1988 1988 an9e County on March 29, w1111 the County Clerk ot Or· Harwood, Adkinson & PUBllC NOTICE the court is IEI nombre y CA t2MO , 1988 Me1ndl, Brinderson Plaza, ---------direccion Ce la cone es' SU-Pubh$h~ Oranne CoaSt IF ANY OF THE FOLLOW-F-253 F-202 F· 197 r._ enge County on M81Cih 22, , ""' " r~•-1988 Tower I, Sulla 800, 19800
PERIOR COURTCOURTOI' Oa11y P1tot April t4 15 21 DllD•IC ..,,.TICE D1n•1c NOTICE NllC ..,,.TICE DI-IC NOTICE Puollshed Orange Coast FS75504 MacA rthur Boulevard.
FtCTITIOU8 IU .... H
NAME ITATIMINT
The 1011owlng persons are
do1n9 business H
CALIFORNIA. COUNTY 't:>F 1988 f'UUI. nu f'UUI. nu f'UUI. 0 I Pll t A 18 15 22 29 Irvine. Cahl 927 t 5 OR NG" 700 c ,.__ T F6 7 a1 Y o prt · · · Published Oranne Coast A "' lv'IC ""nler h 1 SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE Of CALIFORNIA 1988 .. .., Publls'1ed Orange Coast Drive we,t Post Oftlce Box F 226 Dally Pilot Apttt 1, 8. 15. 22. Dally Piiot April 8, t5. 22. 29
838. Santa Ana. CaJ1tornoa Mt.IC NOTICE FOR THE COUNTY OF ORANGE -------·-1988 t988 ORY CLEAN U S A . 3536
Pacific Coast Hwy . Corona
def Mar, Cehf. 92625 92702-0838 Mt.IC NOTICE F-203
The name adClren and FICTfTIOUI BUSlHESS F·2t8ll
telep110f!e number of pl11n-NAME IT A TEMINT
11tt s attorney, or plam11tt The tollow1n9 persons are
without an attorney 1s (El doin9 business as
nombre. la dlrec:c1on V el nu· FACIAL CARE PROO·
mero de tetefono de1 UCTS. 366 San Miguel Or
abogado del demanoante o Su1e 306 Newpcrt Beach
oel demandante Que no Calif 92660
t•ence ebogado es) LAW Krystyna ti Mozingo o ~ F 1 C E S of J OH N 1106 Pemoroke Lane New·
RAPILLO 777 Ce<1ter A.V· POr1 Beacri Callt 92660
enue Su•te 203 l-iunt1ngton T111s OuS•l"ess 11 con·
Beach Ca111orn1a 9264 7 ducted oy an 1nd1v1dual
Phone 714 8•8-4849 Krystyna H Mo.i1ngo
DATE !Fecna) OCT o: T'11s statement was ltte<l 1981 W11h the County Cter1< of Or-
Gery L Gren11llle, Clerk. ange County on March 9,
By M8fi0rte Fella. O.,,U1y 1988
Puo11sned Orange Coast
DG<ly Pilot Apnl 8 15 2:2 29
F173931
Put>hslleo Orange Coast
Oa1ty Pilot Marcil 25 April t
F23S 8 IS 1986
1988
CASE NUMBER (Numero del Caso): 554020
SUMMONS (CITATION JUDICIAL)
IRVINE RANCH WATER DISTRICT,
Plaintlff,
v.
ALL PERSONS INTERES:f£D IN THE MA TIER of the authorization. issuance and
validity of three Issues of tax-exempt general obligation bonds to be Issued by Irvine
Ranch Water District on behalf of Improvement District No. 182, Improvement District No.
282. and Improvement District No. 284', respectively. under and pursuant to separate
Indentures of Trust,
Defendants.
NOTICE TO DEFENDANT (AVISO a ACUSADO):
F-180 , ALL PERSONS. INTERESTED IN THE MA TIER OF THE Al:JTHQRIZA noN. ISSUANCE. Ml.IC NOTICE NllC NOTICE FICTITIOUS BUSIMESS
NAME STAnMENT FICTITIOUS BUSINESS
The lollow1ng persons are NAME STAnMENT
doing bYSlne$5 as f ile following persons are
BLUE WA TEA EXPORTS do1n9 business as
12371 L8W15 St Suite 201 IMPE~IAL CHEVROLET
Garden Grove Calll 926'\0 INC 15737 East Imperial
Sllelley A Pavhs. 407 Highway La M1raoa Cat1r
Gloucester Dr Costa Mesa 90638
Callt 92627 Bot> Stark Chevrolet. Inc .
Aleunder A Pavl1s •07 Cahlorn1a 15737 EaSt Im·
Glouc;ester Dr Costa Mesa pertal Highway La Mirada
Calli 92627 _ Calif 90638
This business Is con-Tll1s business •S con·
ducted oy nusoand and wife I ducted oy a corpora11on
Shelley A Pavlts Allan Snyder P1es1den1
ltiis siatement was tiled Trus statement was l11t10
with me County C•er~ of Or-w1lh the County Cieri\ ot Or·
ange Count; on Mareh 16 ange County on Marc'1 3
1988 1988 F3747M F313356
Duohsr>eo Orange Coast Puohslled Orange Cou t
Dail'( Pilot Apru ! B 15 22 Oa1ly Piiot March 25 April 1
1988 18 15 t988
F-195. F-183
COOPER
CA RR IE LYNN
COO P E R . passt>d
away ApriJ 11. I 988
in Washinton DC
She IS survived by
her parents. M r &
Mrs. W1llred Cooper
of Bal boa Island:
brothers. Wtfred
Cooper. Jr of Wash-
ington DC and Alfred
Cooper or Balboa
Marine A ve., BaJboa
Island. ln lieu of
flow ers. the fanuly
requests donaoons to
The Carrie Cooper
Memonal F u nd,
Chapman College.
333 N. Glassell. Or-
ange. Calif. 92666
Devol Funeral Home.
Washington OC. (202)
333-6680
Island. and her IMOTO
grandfather John B THO M AS IMOTO.
Lestt>r. Sr of Balboa resi dent of Cos1a
fsland. Carne was M esa. passed away
born Oct.Ober 20, 1960 Apnl 12. 19tl8 Born
anLosAngeles After August 4. 191fi m
graduation from Cor-California Survived
ona de! M ar High by sister Ru L'.yl'sug1,
School, she attended o n e n 1 ec t> one
the College of the nephew. two great
.,Redwoods. She lived meces and one great
'"In the Seattle area for nephew Mr Lm<ito a
several years ata>nd· resident of Custa
Ing North Seattle Mesa since 1931 ,
Com munity College !armed the area for
and w orkin g for manv vears. and later
Laura Ashley She operat(.d a auto repair
was currently atteod-business on 17th
mg Chapman College Street 1(1 Costa Mesa
co mpleting h er Private funeral ser -
u n d e r gr a duate vices were held at Pa-
degree M emor ial c1f1c View MC'monal
Servic-es will be Mon-Park Chapel. fol·
day. ·April 18th, at lowed by C'ntomb-
11 :00 A.M. at St. John ment at Pacific View
Vianney Chapel. 314 Mausoleum . PaC'1fic
l'ACWK: v•w ........ ., ...
Cemetery • M ortu ary
Ctla~I • Cremator~
3500 Pac1f1c view Orove
Nnport BHC'f'i
644-2100
HAMCMt l .....
M'T.OUVI
Mott~ry • Cemetery
Cfem1tory
t12S G1.i.r A11e
t:ott•Meu ~·!155•
View Mortuary Di-
rectors: 644·2700
KELLAM
AL V fN GU Y
KELLAM. passed
away April 13. 1988.
Father ot Mark and
Aleta Kell.am. Retired
Pacific Telephone
Company £ncineff·
in«i S\.lpe1'Yilor. For·
merly of Corona del
Mar and La.auna
Beech. PrfvaLe .er-
vitts th~ the
Neptune '>'• In
lieu of Ooweia. dona·
tiont may ~ rnaict. '°
the Amtrlcan Cancer
Socl.ety or the Onnee
County Albert Silt.en
Konw few OtJJclren.
ANO VALIDITY OF THREE ISSUES OF TAX-EXEMPT GENERAL OBLIGATION BONDS
TO BE ISSUED BY IRVINE RANCH WATER DISTRICT ON BEHALF OR IMPROVEMENT
DISTRICT NO. 182. IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NO. 282. ANO IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT
NO. 284. RESPECTIVELY. UNDER AND PURSUANT TO SEPARATE INDENTURES OF
TAUS~ .
YOU ARE BEING SUED BY PLAINTIFF (A Ud. le esta demandando):
IRVINE RANCH WATER DISTRICT
You h9ve unttt not later then MeJ 17, 1•, which 19 not IH• then ten (10) deJ• •ft•
completion of the publlcetlon of the. Summona, to ftle • tJpewrttten reaponee •t thl1
court.
A letter °' phone cell wffl not protect JOU; JOUf tJpewrttten rffpOnH muat be In
proper leael form N JOU ••t the court to hMr Jour ceee.
" JOU do not .... JOUr reeponM Oft time, JOU ...., ... the C8H, end JOUr .......
moMJ end propertJ m8J be teken without furtMr wemlna from the court.
There .,. other legel ,.....,..,.._, .. You ...., went to .cell • ..norne1 rtght •••J· H
JOU do not know .,. attomef, JOU "'8J eel .,. ettomey refenel ..,...1ce °' • legal eld
office (Hated"' the phone book).
U.tecl Ilene heete .. 17 de Mero, 1•,.,. .. no menoe de dlea (10) dlaa deepuee de
termlwton de pubkedon de .... cn.clon, per• preeentar une NBpueete eecrtta •
m.qulne ....... corte.
Une cetta o une llemede teletonlce no le ofrecer• protecclon; au rHpueeta eecrtte a
mequtna Ilene .,. cumpllr con lea tonnelldedee lee•IH epropledea al uetecl qulere
que la COf1e eecuche • ceeo.
81 uetecl no pl'Hante Ml ,.....U • ttempo, puede perder et caeo, J le pueden gutter
au ..a.rto, au dlMro J otr• coue de au prcapleded aln ntao adtclonef por pert• de la
corte.
EJdeten otroe requletoe leg1t11. Puede que uated ....,_ ltemer • un ebo9edo
lnmedtetMMnte. SI no conoce • un ebogedo, puede......., a un w ~de referencla
de ebogedoe 0 8 UM oftttne de aJucM ..... (WM .. dlreotorto telefonlco).
The Mme end eddreM of the court le (II nombre r dlreodon de la corte •):
THE SUPENOft COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA
FOR THE COUNTY OF ORANGE
700 CIVIC CENTER DR.
P.0.8011 ..
SANT A ANA CA 92701
The name. address. and telephone number of plaintiff's attorney. or plaintiff without an
attorney, ls (EI nombre, la dlreoclon y el numero de telefono del abogado del demandante.
or det demandante que no tiene abogado, es):
Greg Harrington ·
Orrick, Herring1on & Sutcliffe
333 South Hope Street
Los Angeles CA 90071
213/680-7000.
DATE (Fecha): APA 13. 1988
Gery QrenYIMe, Cler'k, bJ (Actuerto): WendJ L Ademe, DeputJ (Detegedo)
SEAL
Published Orangf CoUt Dally Pilot April 15, 22. 29. 1988 • F246
STARTING A NEW BUSINESS??
The LegaJ Departrtlent at the
Daily Pilot is pleased to an·
nounce a new service now avail-
able to new businesses.
We will now SEARCH the
name for you at no extra charge.
and save you the time and the
trip to the Court HouM in Santa
Ana. Then. of course. after the
search is completed we will file
your fictitious bulinne name
statement with the County Clerk.
publish once a week for four
weeks as required by law and
then file your proof of publi~
catio n with the County Clerk.
Please stop by lo file your
fictitious business statement at
the Dally Pilot Legal Depart·
ment, 330 West Bay. Costa
Mesa. California. tf you can not
stop by. pteaM call us
at (714) 842-4321. Extension
315 or 316 and we will make
arrangement• for you to handle
this proc«Jure by mall.
If you th<>Uld have any further
question•. PINN caJI ut and we
will be more "'8n glad to assist
you.
Good tuck In your
new bulinell!!
~-------------
FICTITIOUI BUIMNE,11
NAMl l TAn•NT
The following persons are
docng business as
DENTAL MANAGEMENT
DECISIONS (DMOI. 364 Clitt
Drove =5. Laguna Beach,
C11tt. 926St
Rtchrad B RyJ11, 364 Cllfl
Drive "5. Laguna Beach.
Ca.tit 92651
This business Is con-
duc:teo Dy an 1nd1v1dual
Richard B Ryan
PlB.IC NOTICE Ml.IC NOTICE
f1Ctmou1 BU...... FICTITIOUS BUllNEll
• NAME ITATIMENT NAMI ITATUffNT
Ttie tollowrng ~rsons are Tile lollowlng persons are
doin9 buSlnes.s as. doing bualnest u ·
JOSLYN BENEFITS INC . ALAN B URNER ART
1200 Westclitt Or1ve, Ne:-<· GROUP. !960 Meyer Pl c•.
port Beach. Cahf 92660 1 Costa Mesa. Catrl 92627
Joslyn Benefits Inc: Cal • Atan MeManus Burner
lorn•a . 1960 Meyer Pt •4 Costa Tiiis business •s con-Mesa Calif 92627 ducted by a corpore11on lh1~ business IS con-
G.R Jostyn d d 1 Tn statement as filed dueled by an In 1v1 ua . •5 w Alan Burner with lhe County Clerk of Or· This slaternenl was tiled
Bina Natu Patel, 13905 Av
Espana. l e Mirada, Calif
90638
Jeya Har shad Patel
13905 A,v Espana La
Mirada, Callf 90638
This business II con-
ducted by alim•led parlner-
shlp
Bina Patet
Tll11 statement was hied
w1t'1 the County Cle<k ol Or-
ange County on MarCih 2•.
1988
f375Mt
Published Orange Coast
Daily Piiot Aprtl IS. 22. 29
ThlS s111emen1 was filed
w1111 the Couflty Cl9fk o• Or-
ange County on March 29,
1988
F1'1t201
Put>hs'1ed Orange Coast
Oa1ly Pilot Aprll 8 15 22 29
1988
enge County 01"1 March 29. with the County Cte1k of Or·
l 988 FS1S205 ange County on Aprol 5, 1988 F-244
F"""8 ---------
May, 6. 1988
Pu bll Siied Orange Coast Publls'1ed 0111n9e Coasl PUBllC NOTICE
019a81t8y P1tot A,pril 8. 15, 22 29 Oa1ly Pilot April 15 22. 29. ---------
M 6 1988 flCTITIOUI BU ... 11 F-225 ay ' F-239 NAMI ITATHIENT F-222 1--------~ Tne tollOWJng persons ere Ml.IC NOTICE Ml.IC NOTICE Ml.IC NOTICE doing t>usinMs as ---------------------------S E L ENE & SON S
FICTITIOUI BUSINEll FICTITIOUS BUllNHI FICTITIOUI BUllNEll ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN
NAME ITAnMINT NAME STATEMENT NAME STATEMENT & GRAPHICS. 3700 s Plaza
The follow1n9 persons are T'1e lollowlng persons are The following pel'sons are Or . =L-112. Santa Ana.
dolng business as doing business as doing busines.s as Catt! 92704
BUDDY'S DANCE CLINIC, R&O CONSUL TING 3 MARGARET BEDELL Karen Marie Tuttle, 3700
1695 Irvine Ave =206 Primavera Irvine Calif SlUOtO/GALLERY, 700'~ S Plaza Or , =L-1 12. Santa
Costa Mesa. Call! 92627 927 14 Carne11on Corona del Mar Ana. Callf 92704
Harry O Schwimmer 328 Diana M Repasky, 3 Calif 92625 Chnstopher M Briggs,
N Newport Bt•d =536. Primavera. Irvine Callf Margaret Hogarlh Bedell 3700 S Plaza Dr , :L-112.
Newport Beach Calif 92663 92714 304 Poppy. Corona del Mar. Santa Ana. Cell! 92704
T'11s business 1s con-Tl11s businen is con-Calif 92625 Trits business is con·
ducted Dy an 1ndMdual ducted Dy an 1ndl•1dual This . business 1s con-ducted by co-partnef'S
Harry 0 SChw1tnmer 01an1 M Repasky ducted by· an individual Keren Tuttle
T'11s s1atemen1 was t11eo Thts statement was filed Margaret Hogarth Bedell l'11s s1a1emen1 was tiled
with trie County Clerk ol Or· with lhe County Clerk of Or-ThiS statement was llled w1t'1 the County Clerk ot Or·
enge County on March 29. an9e Coun1y on March 22. wllll 1'1e County Clerk ot Oc· ange County on March 18.
1988 t988 ange County on Aprll 5, t988 t988
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1988 1988 May, 6. 1988
F-200 F-224
Ml.IC NOTICE
F-240
Mt.IC NOTICE PUBllC NOTICE
NOTICE INVITING SEALED BIDS cc.en
Fl7&113
Put>llsned Orange Coul
Dally Piiot APlll 1, 8. 15. 22.
1988
F"-196
Mt.IC NOTICE
Notice It het'eby given that the City Council of the City of Huntington Beach. Californle will receive
Maled bids for the Atphatt Repair. Resurfacing and Frontage Road Median Landecaplng on
Broo«hurst Avenue ln the City of Huntington BMch, California In ac:cordan<:e with the plana and
specifications and special provision• on file In the office of the Olrecior of Public Worka. Oocuments
will be available on Aprll 18, 1988. A Charge of $15.00, not refundable, will be required for each Mt
of specifications and eecompanyfng drawtngs.
DNCTOR OF "'9LIC WORK8 EITIMA TE
WORK ITEM
1. Excavation of brotlen A.C. and A.B. to
accommOdate a o.so· A.C. b ... courM
2. A.C. BaM OOUIW (lnctudlng A.C. bus pad• and
pave out at curb & gutter removal ar .. • sheet 2)
3. 0.17' A.C. overlay (Including A.G. replecement
In areas cold planed 0. 10' deep
4. Placement of reinforced fabric
5. COia plane large areu 0. 10· deep
6. Cofdplanlng at outer edge of
exlatlng gutters
7. Adjuat water val\19 boxes
8. Adjust manholes
9. Aeplaoe traffic afgnal detector loopt
10. Remove and ~ curb and gutter per
Standard Ptan NUmber 203
11. Reftectl\19 raiMd traffic martlers
12. Irrigation crou-overs
13. Meridith Gardenl fronttoe roed med6en tandecape
QUANTITY
709 C.Y.
1.423 Tons
7.500 Tons
47.400 S.Y
424 S.Y
74, 100 S.F.
38eech
23 each
7MCh
233 l .F
Lump Sum
Lump Sum
Lump Sum
In accordMOI wtth the~ of Section 1773 of the Labor Code. the S1ata of Callfomla,
Director of the °"*'"*" of lncluattlal Relations ehall determine the general preyaiffng rate of wages, BPPt'C•ble t.o the wortl to be done; coptae of the lat•t general wage rate det•mlnatlons we
on lie at the offtce of the Qty Ctertt and the ofb of the Director of Publlc Wortca of the Cl1y of
Huntington Beach, CalHomta.
Pl-. and tPectftcatP.. le>g9tMr wtth propoul form. may be obtained at the office of the Dl'9C1or of Pubtlc Worb, Ctty Hell, Huntington Beech, Caltfornla.
No b6d wll be recalll'ed un .... It It made on • blat* form fumlehed by the DlrectOf Of Publlc wortc ..
The spedal tltt9ntlon of proepectN9 btdder"l It celled to the propoul requtrwnents, set forth In the
epedftcattona, for full dnc1t0nl .. to tht biddlnO·
Tha abo¥I quanttUea .. approximate onfy. belf'O ~ •a Mi's for the oompari.on of bldt. and
the City Of Huntington Beech doaa not ...,,,_ ot by lmplcatkMia 8Qf'lt t"-t the actue1 amount of
wortc wm coneapond "*-"ti but r-w.. the rtgtd to lncn 111 ot deo 1111 the amount of Mt clMa
Of pottlon of the WOttl. ae be may clMmed MClllW'y ot...,....,,. by tha Director of Pu* Wortca.
Al btda wll be compar9d on a b.-of thB onc:tor of Pubic Wortca eetlmate of Iha quantttae of
WOttl to be done.
8ublllttutton of wtt• for ~ ~ ........., by "" Qty to tnaure performance tMll be
ptrmltted In accordMOI wltft prCYJ'tllone of thB ~ ~,t Code, a.ctton 4SIO.
lid\ lllCI .,... be meda out on • '°"" to be oMallled at a. oMce of thB Director of Pubic Woftla, o .. 11a11 rent Mna.1000....,...,_., ...,..~...,., c .. omle; ..... be...., and ..... ...,. ..
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FRIDAY, APRIL 15, 1988 25 CENTS v .
Offshore airport study ridicule~:
Island off Huntington coast for planes
under consideration by regional panel
BJ ROBERT BA.KUR °' ..............
Proposals to build an airport in the
ocean. several milci off Huntinaton
Beach were virtually lau&hed out of
the water Thursday by 'Huntinaton
Beach Mayor John Enltine.
Carl Karcher den6es fed-
eral regulators' charges
of insider trading by rela-
tlves In the Carl's Jr. fast-
food chain./ Al
Huntington heart trans-
plant patient takes his
first steps./ A3
World
U.S. warship may have hit
mine in Persian Gutt./ M
Five die in a bomb blast at
a U.S. military club In
ltaly./M
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Opinion
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Public notices
Sports
Weather
Erskine said the plan, which emera-
ed Wednesday from a m~tina of the
Southern California Reaional Airport
Authority in Los Anaeles. is "ludi·
crous and ie,tiotic."
"The proposaJ is .somethin1 ~•hat
could have come out of a SCAG
Rain
bi-in gs
a little
relief
Sudden cloudburst
halts Angels game.
not drought worries
BJ PAUL ARCHIPLEY °' .............
Thanks to some much-needed
April showers in rain-starved
Southern CaJifomia on Thursday
chances increased that a few May
nowcn may briahten the parched
landscape.
Rain totals weren't hiah. but sud-
den and irregular downpours were
enouah to cause chaos on the roads.
send pcdcitrians scurryina for cover
and postpone a baseball pme.
By S p.m.. Newport Beach had
recorded . I 0 inches of precipitation,
the National Weather Service re-
ported.
Santa Ana reported .11 inches.
Lona Beach . I 0 inches and Los
Anaclcs Civic Center . IS inches. ·
The mild but chillY. storm formed
alona the Central California coastline
where it drew in cold air from the
north. said National Weather Service
meteroloaist Michael Lewis.
The system moved south where it
ran into subtropical moisture and
unstable warm air.
.. Put aU lhose inaredients toaether
and boom! There you ao ... Lewis said.
Snow was fallina in the San Gabriel
and San Bernardino mountains and a
winter storm warnina was posted
above S,000 feet. About one-half inch
of snow fell at Ml. Wilson between S
and 6 p.m .• Lewis said.
"It's a moderate to heavy snow but
(Southern CaJifomia Association of
Governments) committee in the
1970s. But in this era. a study would
be a waste of tupeyers' money and
bureaucrats' time ... Erskine said.
The plan nine staff of the ReaionaJ
Airport Authonty was told to beain a
s1udy of lhe airport -a facility that
would either float in the ocean or be
anchored lo an artificial island.
Air lravelers reportedly coµld ride
to the shore by boat or drive throuah
underwater tunnels or elevated
nothin& of major consequence ... he
said.
The snow level was expected lo
drop to about 4,200 feet durina the
niaht. L.cwis said.
The showers brouaht a California
Anacls' pme to an unscheduled
close, too. It was only the ninth
rainout in Anaheim Stadium in 23
years.
De Vore ends campaign for
Congress to support Cox
BJ PAUL ARCBIPLEV °' ..............
The Republican lineup in the 40th
Conaress1onal District primary
thinned to 12 Thursday when Charles
DeVore announced his withdrawaJ
and threw his support to Christopher
Coll.
Coll said he was "deliahtcd" to
have DeVore's support, "perticularty
because as a fellow candidate he has
been able to view each of us at these
forums and the endonemenl means a
lot as a result. ..
DeVore had established him1elf as
a solid conservative and scored well
in forums. bul was unable to raise the
funds needed to WllC a-credible
cam pa~.
He said he raised about S 13.SOO by
the end of March, but was ellpcctina
to receive another SI S.000 to $20,000
from conservative political action
committees.
DeVore said he would ask the
PACs to contribute to Coll's cam-
paip instead.
.. He .a:urately reflects my con-
servative beliefs." said DeVore. a
former conarnsi<>naJ liaison with the
Ptntaaon.
"I'd rather do my bit to aet a aood
candidate in than take my beJI and 10
home."
Coll said DeVore's kn<>Wledar of
the Pen~n would make him "a
.,at addition to our brain trust ...
"He's the only other candidate in
the race who served in the Rcapn
adminislration," Cox said. "and I
know he believes as I do that
experience on national and inter·
national issues is important.··
DeVorc said he and Cox were
11tr1ctina the same contttVative con-
(PleMe .. DSvoa&/A2)
cauKWays. The pro,JCCt camcs a pnce taa of about S3.S billion.
Los Aneeles County Supervisor
Deane Dana. who asked for the
airport study, voiced concerns tha1
Los Anaelies International Airpon 1s
beaf!n& the burden for Orantie Coun-
ty air travelers. local officials who
at~ended the airport rq.aonal meetin&
said.
. Ken f?clino. Newport Beach's as-
sistant city manaarr and head of the
lntercounty Airport Authority. said
that surveys show that Oranac Coun-
ty residents make up I S to 20 pm::cnt
oftbe air travelcn at LAX.
Delano, cuma strona currents and
deep watcn off the Oranae County
coast, said the offshore airport plan
would be Cll~nsive and imprac-
ticable. It's bttn looked at and
discarded. he said.
Delino said .. the quickest solution ..
to Oranae County airport needs
would be JOint u~ of a commcrc1al
airport with the El Toro Manne
........................
• • Corps Air Station. ·•
Delano. however ........ ~
that It would be -cq&&ally ~~
lo act Manne Corps approvaf.--li
would be to move the pat vohmwll
of din to build the airport in die
oopn.
SCAG. an a 1984 study, rec-
ommend~ joint use airports at El
Toro or Camp Pend&cton and di~
carded plans for an offshott facility,
Dehno sa1d.
(Pl---OFP8110a&/A2)
Jeweler,
robbers
shoot it
outinHB
Blast from shotgun
shatters car window ·
as suspects get away
BJ JONATllAN VOl.AE __ .._ .......
A sunfi&ht erupecd in a H ununaton
Beach parkJna lot Tbursda) after
three armed bandits ran from a
JCWClry statt with the sbotaun-1ot1na
owner clov behind. policc said.
No inJuncs were reported 1n the
11 :JS a.m. 1nc1dent. said Lt. John
Fosler.
Jack ~. wbo owns Dcsapcr
J~try. 1684 t Al&onqwn.. said one
of the robbers visited the ste>tt
Wcdnelday. say1na he was shopptna
for a rina.. Price, 46. and his wift kt
the man into the SlOft Tbunday
because they thoU&b1 he was.aoina to
leave,. deposit for the ri"L he md.
Ooodwba of lnllle looll Oii -tM Aalel8 pme la called wllea tM ....., tint .._tter la
atU..p .....
But after &ctuna the man thrOUlh
the secunty door. the robbcf -the
apparmt leader of the pnc-ld\ the
p,te aJat, the shop owner said. When
he moved to shut the door, two meR
bnnd1sh1na la.rtr<atiber handpns
burst an. he said.
The thru men toot rinp, neck-
laces. diamonds and even 1a1p IOkf,
he said. They were in the SlOft Ins
than five minutes~ fteetna. and
did not hurt Price nor Iris wife.
The pme was halted in the top of
the first innina when Ansel pitcher
Kuk McCaskill had a full count on
Chicaao While Soll leadoff better
Lance Johnson.
It was the first ra1nout at Anaheim
Stadium since Sept. 24, 1986.
Seven of the nint postponements
have occurred in Apnl.
Local law enforcement and fire
~Devore
officials sasd the rain was causana
numerous fender bmden. but no
major accidents.
··we've had lots of calls.. lots of
accidents and medical atds." said an
Oranac Count) Fire ~mcnt
dispatcher.
Irvine pohce Set. Gary Shull said
the rain was kecpina his petrol
(Pleue -aAIR/A.2)
~The &U) who staked us out -..
prctt) cool. bul the othcrJ WCf'C pretty
nervous.·· Pnce said.
When the bandits piled UltO a SJQflc
car to make their escape. Priot
followed them -wnh a . l 2-t~
shotaun. sald Lt. John Foster. (Pl•• -.J'SWSL&a/ A2)
BB planner says he
quit panel because
of slanted repc>rts
By ROBDT BAR&D ...............
When real estate broker Kent
Pierce was appointed to the Hunt-
inaton Beach Ptann1na Commission
19 months aao. he was thrown into
the center of a rcckvelopment war in
the city's downtown.
Pierce was appointed Sept. IS.
1986. by City Councilman Jack Kelly
10 fill the vacancy cauled when he-
fircd Jean Schumaker for alkledJy
stallina downtown redevelopment.
Paettt look hts seat on the l'lannina
Comm1ss1on the nellt naaht and
prom pt I y cast the dcclSl ve f ourtb vow
to apProve the ~tde V1llalC com-
mercial project on the ocean sick of
Pacific Coast Hiahway
Paertt had been dttply involved .a
cit} a1Ta1n until he resi&ned last Md.
o fTic1all) tellina KelJy that he '!9
leaving to spend morT umc with hit
famal) and business.
But m an 1n1erv1cw thss week.
Pierce. 53. said he's iimply fed up
Wlth cit) staff rMmbcn siviftl about
(PleMe -l'l..AJlllURG/ A2)
Navy pilots thank
Huntington firm's .
Spare Air .r or lives LabOr shortage prompts.
companies to reach out
arowina qmeat of the CaJifomia labor force. out of bed and to enper 1n IOmC limited
state Sen. Manin 8Citct0Dsaidatameeti1111ast activity. ·
week in lrviM . 11ae 20 prrttnt d1tc0Unt 11 split bt1wc:e:u tlw
Anothcfnationwidrtrmd.ot•hen•y. is center and the child cart en>vida. ud lk
a shnnkins wort force. which wt emlliloYen company's annual outlay b' 111 Nc'!JIO" a.ell
d&arina the not decade"' IDi"I to be rootiftl employees is about SJ0.000 a year,..,. llid.
for ways to bold onto employees. ... ...ct tbett 1s a taftllbk rerun Oii dlM
BJ BL&ANOa II. OOLLINI
........ 0 0 9
The prod..:t of a Huntinaton
BeKh-bued COlnPllD}prowd to be I
real Uf'elaver when a Navy heticopeer
crmhed into the Indian Ocean in
Aupstof'l917. nc HH~ s. ~· wu oe a mailnvnce tm flilbt wt.en u
uaknowllcoaqi ......... ..P.cw-1 .. thc Mlk~ IO M ., ....
tine to ftve •-" Al ii •sshd into IQ.fool -.... die t.ellca,au .............. ....... , ............. '° .....
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to dll will die ca'->• I c...ldll"t ... it. n.1,.. ..... ., ~· .. IM:a1dl...,..IMMltcapa•mM. Laflve 1111 ........ to ... I
.. ,
I ·' -
.. Ctuld cart is at the top of tlw hll. inv~t.
accordins to SW"veY1 that have beat lakcn '"li.ert'• reduced at.nteeism, ud lftOft amoaa employees thftMllbout tbe couau,,.. ~ of' mind. beca&a1e employees know tMir ,
California Attorney Grieral Job V• • dlildreft ~well caftd for;"". llid. .. h'I I Kamo-.id in a m.ient ~Couty....._ mott s&able tituatloe b' ~ ...
hci&c.MYu•·s a.penac.e wi .. i11 cUd Another emplo)ef. kllOWll b iw:a •'• c.re..,....ilalDCJdldectiOaol*,..... llrell ~ amoaa ~ • mil .._ -6
MlioMI ~ 19uner llid. ~· ii~' '° i..._ dlild cme ....-'°Onlllt Couty Ml low .. -.aa,_, ~ '° red'9CIC w .... ilaa ,..
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0. ol ... cntllt. ... 'fill' .... • w . ...~.
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1lAD'f BRINGS A LITTLE RELIEF •••
-~~-.. IW:'ll*'•'° lft .. ~ ....... aty. a.lwwil • ......., Patrol ...
,."'' ,.... ~ llill 6:•• ~ • tht 90 from about noon on,
but tht only ~ accideat took ollCIC at about l:'S p.m. on the 57
Freeway nor1h of the Tonner Canyon
nil
.. The amount of rain we had, even
up in the mountains. will ~ very
littk diffettnce," sa~ Gary HnteT,
~~y fottcu1cr albc.. state ~ment of Water Resoun:n.. '"The numbers on (water) runoff
have continued to slide."
Ooudy skies were forecast to
remain this momin& along the Or-an~ Coast. with sho~n and thun-
dershowers accompanitd by gusty
winds to 30 mph at times.
Skies will tum panly cToudy tbi
afternoon with dccrcasinJ. showers.
while temperature highs will hover in
the low to mid 605.
Decreasing showers forecast
,,,,_. milatu**••• ........ Orenoe COMll W. mornlne _.be eocon.-_, ~ i0c8' 8""Y wlr'6 to"30 mpft,
S.IM _.tum~ CiOUdr with llec 111lne lhowels M an.moon. Hiaha today .. rengt In the low 10 mid I09. loWa
tonight In the fow to mid 50t wlttl • c:Nnce of rein dect ••Ing to
.._ tNin 20 percent. H6gha on Seturd9y under t.W •'-•be In
the mid to uppel" eo.. Four vehidel were involved after a
car on the inside lane bepn to
~=':r!'!".?f~do:Cie~ OFFSHOREAIRPORT •.• SI~. Proia Al
W•tto nonn...t windl 12 to 11 knot•• tMow ttvOUQh the
Inn« c:oaat81 wetera tOday over 4-toot .... end a 4-toot
aouth_..t twetl. Loe.I hNvy lhower't .. p(lellb6e.
A winter 9torm WWNna It poet~ tor the mount81na wtth
hNvy snow poeelble aboW ~.000 teet. Decru elng ehoWers thlt
afternoon will turn to fllk' lklM on Sat~. Aelort hight today
wtU rMge from 3f to 44. Saturday from 44 to 54. Lowe tonight will
renge from 24 to 32.
Three of the fol.If dri\ten and one
~~ auffemt minor to major
1ruunes. Ahhoulh rain was fallina over
much of the state Wednesday niaht
and Thursday. water and forest
officials said it wasn't enouah to offset afearcd~t.
Erskine said Thunday that he at
first thought the airpon plan might
have been theJerminationofan April
Fool's Day JOke in the Newport
Center News that publishtd a story
about plans by local oflkials plannina
a big airport .>ff the shore at Corona
't
del Mar.
"Every coastal city council from
Seal Beach to San Clemente would
oppose the airpon:· he said. ..It
would be an environmental disaster.
Why would anyone waste time on this
id1011c proposal?"
Contlderab .. clou"'"-e over the detl«ta will accompany
~Y scattered shower• end thunderthowera. with gusty wind•
to 25 mph. Saturday wltl be felr end wwmer. Upper deMrt highs L..:-=~.:a.=-===·------=·~-~-==·=-.:-~ will range from 60 to 88 tOday, loWa tonight from 42 to 52 end
highs on S•turday from 72 to 71. l ower deeet1 Ngha tOday will ----------
rang, tr()(T\ 12 to n . towt tonight trom so to sa. high• on Calif Temna Surf Forecast S•turday from 78 to a.. .. • r-
T1W'lilllll I ...-. .. &A,....... ... ..., PN. Hlil9NI 12 " .... tnM!d 11 54 .... ...
NA VY PILOTS SAVED BY SP ARE AIR ••• U.S. Temps HoNIUu 17 M tertlow .. 41 loe .,....ony • 11
HcMllon IO IO ~· 13 .. Or~~ • 11
lf>llWlePQhS IO .. 8199-45 l.5 s.. County • 11 ,..........,,..,... .. &A 51 S a.r-a-llentur• • 11 IWIOO 13 ham Al
in thlft places and ancmptina to put
the unit's mouthl>ictt into his mouth
was too painful. However. be did use
a bunt of air from the cannister to
point the way to safety. In his
disoriented st.ate, it was difficult for
Rosandich to determine which way
was up. FollowinJ the direction of the
bubbles., Rosand1ch was able to swim
to the ocean's surface.
The two crewmen in the back of the
twin-rotar helicopter were also ex-
periendna serious problems.
""At SOO feet I knew something was
wrona. I heard the pilot's radio call -
"Hold on ... hold on ... we're goina in.·
I didn't have time to put my seat belt
on." Petty Officer Francis Garcia
said. "But I was strapped to my scat
br my JUnner's safety belt -six feet
of ncUJna. I just had time to pull up
some slack on my safcty belt."
myself through it smcc the aircraft
was invcrtini." he said. "I used m~
flotation device to get to the surface. ·
The founh crewman. Timoth)
Chayka. an aviation machinist's
mate. had jumped onto the cabin's
deck just before impact. and was able
togetoutofthebcliropterquickly. He
did not need to use his HEED bonJc.
Chayka sustained a broken anlde
and cuts and bruises. The other thrtt
crewmen suftfered compression frac-
tures to the back.
By the time the crewmen had
surfaced, the helicopter had sunk.
The four men spent about an hour in
the choppy Indian Ocean before
being rescued by another helicopter.
LaVave and Garcia visited
Submersible Systems, Inc. Thursday
to become t.he first men to be
inducted into the company's life-
savers HaH of Fame. intended to
honor anyone who has savtd himself
or another person's life by using the
company's product.
depth of 150 fe-et.
''I thought l was atabout 100 feet. I
realized I didn't have enough air to
make it to the surface. As I struggled
to make it to the top I did run out of
air. I remember thankint before I
blacked out. that I wished could just
reach into my pocket for one breath oL
air." Williamson said.
Before passina out. Williamson
had pulltd the cord of his flotation
device. and he floated to the surface.
where he was rescued. 8"' the harrowing experience com-
pelled Will iamson to invent Spare
Air. Although originally designed for
scuba divers. the military became
interested in the new product.
As Spare Air. the product is sold in
approxi mately 700 locations
throughout the world. primarily
through scuba equipment shops.
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Garcia said he was thrown from his
seat to the main cabin deckmg. "I
may have blacked out for a momenL
The water wa.s up to my neck. AU I
could see was water. It sttmed to be
comina from the deck... he said.
Indeed. the hellcopter was rolling
"We're in the business of saving
lives.." said Nathan Rosenberg. chair·
man of the board. "Larry (W1l-
hamson) has a committment that no
one ever die needlessly underwater.··
The company has sold more than
I 0.000 units to the military. as HEED
11. The product will be used primarily
in helicopters because. in the event of
a water accident. the probability of
survival is good, if crewmen don't
drown due to lack of air. Also, fixed·
wing aircraft have their own oxygen
systems.
PLANNING COMMISSIONER RESIGNS •••
over as it sank.
"I rctcascd my safety belt but I
wasn't ,ctting anywhere. I knew we
were sinkina. I was panicky and I felt
intense pain in my back... Garcia
added.
"for a moment I gave up. But then
I yanktd out the HEED bottle. By
then I was underwater. After taking a
couple of breaths I was OK. I found a
hole in the fuselage. I had to pull
Rosenberg said Williamson. a for-
mer aircraft machinist. got the idea 10
devise Spatt Air after a near brush
with death himsel(
The company's president was
scuba-diving off Catalina Island in
1976, searching for lobster. Spotting a
large lobster. he followed it into an
underwater can)'on. and swam to a
Submersible Systems is now work·
ing with publit safety agencies and
industrial companies, continuinJ to
refine the product and designing 1t to
be even more compact.
Spare Air has a suggested retail
price ofS 195. It is refillable. Its length
1s 13 inches. and it weighs less than
two pounds.
From Al
.. half' the information necessary to
make good decisions. He alleged they
also slant information for projects or
polic1<:s that the) favor. He also
claims that staff members play
favorites and not everyone gets a fair
shake.
'Tm tired offightang City Hall ... he
said ... The staff runs the city from da)'
to da). I'm fed up ...
cilv.oman Ruth Finley said. "Rcpons
someumes aren't as clear as they
could be."
··1 haven't seen any signs of
fa vontasm:· Councilman Tom Mays
said. "The staff is pretty fair to all.
There arc procedures to follow and
the) (staff members) follow them ...
City Administrator Paul Cook said
the workers who Pierce 1s talking
about are ·'SOme of the finest em-
ployees in the c11y" wh o are fair and
present both sides of issues.
COAST FIRMS LEAD CHILD CARE TREND •••
Pierce's allegatio n s were
challenft'd. Kelly and other Ci ty
Counci members said they don't
encounter one-sided information
from staff experts. although some
acknov.lcdgt' that they can have
problems understanding material.
Pierce. though. v.ins backing from
Tom Ll\engood. a 'eteran planning
commissioner. From Al
92 children. from the ages of2 months
to 4 )Cars. It wtll be open to the public.
but IRS emplo~ecs wtll have priority.
she said.
Rates have not been set yet but
Coler said there would be a tu1t1on
assistance program for employees.
And Coler said that. because the
IRS has borne the expense of setting
up the center. she will be able to offer
htgher quality care at a lower cost
than would be available elsewhere.
.. We will have ratio of one care-
giver per three children in the infant
and toddler program. and one teacher
to five children an the 2-year-old
propam ... she said. ..For 3 and 4-
ycar-old s it wi ll be one teacher to eight
children. You would probably have
to pay twice as much as we'rr going to
charac to ,ct that lev~I of care out in
the community.··
David Rover. 8's1stant director of
the center. said the cmeracncc of child
care awareness represents an import·
ant psychological adjustment in the
relationship between employers and
their employees.
"It means the employer 1s taking
interest in the worker as part of a
family unit, instead of someone who
is totally d isconnected from hfe
outside the work place ... RoveT said.
.. As more and more families become
pan of the work force. employcn are
finding that it does not make sense to
try to divorce cmplorecs from their
famil) environment.'
Studies have shown that employers
who take this holistic anitudc toward
their employees arc rewarded with
higher productivity, he said.
Coler said she has bttn trying to
con' ince cmplo}ers in the benefits of
child care programs for some ume but
that onJ} recently has interest begun
to grow rapidly.
"Ten years ago when I was propos-
ing this lond of program to em·
plo~ers. no one was interested." she
said. "Toda\ it's d ifferent. Our so-
c1et) is changing from an emplo}ers·
market to an employees· market. so
cmplo}ers are looking for incenuvcs
to reduce employee turnover.··
:\1 Fairv iew Development Center
1n Costa Mesa. employees also ha ve
lhe option of bnnging their children
to a da) care center located at their
work site.
One of the real benefits of this
arrangement . is that parents can
maintain close bonds with their
children while they work. according
to Jill Meer. director of the em-
ployees' child care program at Fair-
view.
"The acccss1b1ht~ 1s a real psycho-
logical boost to employees.'' said
Meer. "When vour children arc near
b) you feel more at case. People arc
more produc11,e because they're able
to rclu and concentrate. knowing
their children are close to them and
well cared for ··
Like man) employee child care
centers. Fair' 1cv. is open to the
communll) a~ v.cll. although em-
plovecs are g1,en pnoritr. Meer said. Emplo~ees also get a discount of 10
percent in the monthly tuition fee .
which 1s normal!} S4 I 4 a month for
infants and toddlers and S290 a
month for preschoolers.
II took six ) ears to set up the
program which. at that time. was
considered h1ghl~ unusual and 1n-
no' at1 ve. G rever said.
"The hospital provided the build·
ing. which was a big boost right off. ..
she s1ad ... 4.nd in1t1all). a lot of our
equipment and materials were given
to us b) the hospital. Without that
assistance. I don't think we ever
would ha' e gotten olT the ground."
According to Coler. the emergence
of child care as an issue in the work
place 1s pan of a growing awareness of
th<: social bendits of child care.
Van dt' Kamp and others in the
field oflav. enforcement have pointed
to a correlation between child neglect
and · the development of criminaJ
beha ior.
Coler said she believes in the
correlation.
"Nothing·s perfect.'• Coun· Li vengood said that he. too. has
DEVORE ENDS RACE ...
From Al
s111uency. ··Plus. v. 1th my evangelical
conscrvat1' e segment v.e can reall)
put together a machine here.·· he said.
"B~ me pulling out 1t unites the
consenat1ves and gi ves people a
more clear choice ...
DeVore. ~5. said he was actl\e 1n
eight past campaigns and wanted to
put his experience to work for Cox.
Follov.1ng 1he primary. DeVore
plans to mo' e into the private sector
to pick up CXIX'ncncc for future
political fora)!..
"The m<:nu·s Op<'n and r m under
no pre sure nght nov. ... he said.
DeVorc became the second Re-
publican to bow out of the crowded
field of ho pefuls seeking to replace
Rep. Robert Badham. Fourteen can-
didates filed .m the Republican pri-
mar).
The nominee in the GOP pnmary
is generall y regarded to be the
eventual winner because of over-
whelming R<:publ ican registration.
Last week. Costa Mesa City Coun-
cilman Peter Buffa ~ithdrew from the
race.
"If the bondmg process between
the child and a caring adult does not
take place. then there 1s little chance JEWELER IN SHOOTOUT••• that th<: child is gojng to grow up and
be all nght." she said. From A 1
Compared to other developed Price fired four shots. shattenng the
countries. this country has an appall-rear window of the get-awa)' car.
1ng shorta&t of good. affordable day Foster said The bandits returned fire
care. most experts agree. Quality is with the handguns. It was unknown
uneven and the pncc of good dal care whether anyone in the car was
puts it beyond the reach o low inJured. but nobod} an the parking lot
income families. was hurt. the lieutenant said.
In Japan and most countnes in A b)'standcr who saw the exchange
Western Europe and. day care is of gunfir<: followed tbe robbers' car
guaranteed to all families who need it. into the cit} of Long Beach. but then
In Sweden. the government lost 11. Foster said. The license plate
subsidizes child care. There. families was not recorded. he said.
pa) an average of S 125 a month for Price said he d idn't see the license
care provided by highly trained plate. ei ther.
other. I don't e ven know what kind of
car it was." Price said.
Pncc. a Vietnam veteran. said
Thursday's incident was the fi rst
robbery at the store in more than a
decade. He has run the store with his
wife for IS years.
He also said he was unsure how
much booty the robbers got in the
robbery. '
"l haven't taken an inventory. but
1t was enough to smart," he said.
"Some of it was insured, some of it
wasn't."
great difficulty at times 1n under·
standing rcpons and has requested a
special session next week on how to
make them clearer and more com-
plete. .
"When redevelopment prOJCCts
come before the Planning Com-
mission the) are not presented the
same wa) that a normal project is,"
Livengood said. "Redevelopment re-
pons ar<: not as straight-forward and
many are ver) confusing.
"The Planning Commission
wasted about 45 minutes of the
public's time arguing over whether
the entenainment center (approvtd
at Pacifi c Coast Highway and Main
Street) "as five stories or four
stones."
u vcngood said the buildings arc
fi ve ston es but that staff members
called them four because. according
to codes. the top floor was considered
a loft and didn't bave to be considered
in the overall height of the complex.
These arc the kinds of things that
ha vc elevated his hackles. Pie~ said.
The same thing happened at the
pro posed T own Square con-
dominium project in the area of 5th
and Main streets. It irritates him that
staff members insist on sayina the
project 1s three stories, when it's
act uall} three stories of condos on top
of a one-story parking garage. he said.
Pierce also said he was irked by a
staff survey dealing with an ordi-
nance for regulating sales ofliquor at
restaurants. Staff memben went
outside Orange County to show how
other cities did it and made rec-
ommendations from the findings.
But. Pierce claims. if the survey
\Would have included Newpon Beach
and some other ncarb~ cities. it would
ha ve come up with a different finding.
Pierce said he himself fou nd that out
when he called the cities that had been
omitttd from the survey.
Pierce said the staff members
overlooked parking rcquircmcnt.s at
the entertainment center project,
which was shon by more than 700
spaces. but forced a local doctor to
build a SI 'h million parking structure
when he was short JUSt a handful of
spaces at a medical center near
Huntington Humana Hospital that
he wanted to expand.
··Employers have found that where
their cmplo)'ees do not have a~s to
good day care. there is a marked
downturn in productivity at about 3
in the afternoon." he said. "Whafs
happening 1s employees arc realizing
that their children arc home alone
and their anxiety builds up."
Fa1ne1v.. a state hospital for the
mentall~ disabled. began considering
an on·s1te child care center more than
I 0 )ears ago. v. hen a group of
employees.approached the hospital's
ad m1n1strauon with the idea. accord·
ing to ~ar) .\nn Grever. office
manager for the da) care center.
teachers who cam an average of SI 0 "We were busy shooting at each
an hour· according to the Public "iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilliiilliiilliiilliiilliiilliiilliiilliiilliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;-Broadcasti ng System documentary II
"Who Cares for the Children," which
was shown this week.
Day care workers are paid an
average of$3.50 an hour in the U.S .•
less than parking lot attendants.
according to the PBS documentary.
Beatrice Clark Holland, 81
That low salat) level. coupled with
the difficulty and high stress level of
the JOb. means that capable workers
are difficult to•find. said all of the
Orange County day care providers
interviewed this .,..eek.
"We have a chronic shonqc of
teachers ... said GrcvCT. "Our teachers
make very little compared to other
workers. And these arc qualified
peop1e.··
Beatrice Clark Holland. a long-
umc resident of Luuna Beach. d1td
Sunday at the • or 81.
A native of Hartford. Conn ..
Holland moved to Lasun• Beach an
1933 and remained t&erc until her
death at South Coast Comm unity
HOll'ital. She was the widow of James 8 .
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Holland. who died 1n I 970.
She 1s sun 1ved b) her son. Frank
G. Echols of Solana Beach. her
daughter. Jeanne S. Euler of San
Dlcgo. grandchildren and glcat-
grandchildrtn.
A fam il ) mcmonal was held.
followed by cremation and the scat·
tcring of her ashes at sea.
Most of those interviewed said.
however. that they expected the
situation 1n the United States to
improve.
..They say child care is goina to be
the issue of the 90s. and J would aaree
with that ... said Bunge.
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APRIL 15,J98s . IWll' PDDT ENTERTAINMENT GlJlD[ \U..4/N0.16
Toni comes home
,for new acclaim
One of the indelible memories in the carttr of Toni Tennille was the
opening night of" Mother Eanh" at South Coast Rcpcnory•s old Third Step
Theater in January I 971. when the show she helped create and starred in
brou&ht the Costa Mesa audience to its feet in thunderous acclaim.
Wednesday niaht. at the Orante County Performina Ans Center,
Ten ni lie brouah t another Costa Mesa crowd to tts feet applaudina the latest
phase of her career -a a bis band IOloist -in a special benefit concert for
the Orangie County J~tion Cddntion.
Tennille, who used .. Motber' f.anb" u a ~naboard to pop music
-----------IWdom an the 1970. a tbe vocal balf of tbe Captain and TCDllille
(with her husband. Daryl ~).
now is branchina out. a la Linda
Ronstadt. into territory siakbd out ~ by tbe likes ol Judy
Fitzsrald_ ~ brii;.. ~ ~ bia 6ud masic of tile I 940I, and
••••••••••• it•s never been in better bands. .. Let's face it." sbe •ys. ··1
can't·sina 'Mustrat Love' wbeft rm 60. but I can sins Genbwin until I
drop."
Wednaday niaht. Tennille ... Genbwin -and ElliQ11on and Buie
and Kem and Mercer -witb a vocal power that may bave surprited her
mort recent Wis. but which evoked ~ memoiies in tbolC who
listened to her belt out her own compositJOn. -sail On, Sweet Universe," in
SCR's "Mother Earth."
In the lndition of her father, Frut. a bi& band vocalist in the 1930s,
Toni Tennille turned t.ck the dock Weclnesdly niaht w1tb upbeat
renditions of "T~" .. And the Aftlds Sina" (bKked by four
throbbina trumpeU) and the tide cut from ba' new album. .. All ofMe." She
downshifted to a romantic mood witb a bauntina venion of"'Tbe Very
Thouabt of You."
'fbe native Alabaman .-id ho«ntF to ba' Soutbern roou with three
numbers about oeiabborina Geormia -"Sweet Geormia Brown." .. Hard
Hcaned Hannah" and theinevitable .. GeorsiaOn My llolind." But her most
appreciated sona of the South was a rousina .. Rockabye Your Baby to a
Dixie Melody" that evoked memories of the lush. fulkbroeled Garland
sound. .
In a touchin& tribute to her mother, Catherine, seated in the audience,
she noted that her mom Md once bolled a TV talk show in Alabama and
had chosen as-her theme a sona composed by~ Chapin -"Smile."
which she presented lovinaJy u a pre-Mother•s Olly surpnte.
&eked by the full-bodied sound of the Mike Vaccaro Ovation
Orchestra and the three musicians she broulbt with her (conduc-
tor/saxophonist Rusty Higins. pianist Scott Lavender and drummer John
Perttt). Tennille repeatedly thrust tbespotliat'iton the instnunentalilll. She
also brought her anan,er" Sammy Nestico, on stqe to conduct the bend in
a spirited rendering of"Satin Doll."
The torchy side of the multi-faceted sineer emer"llCd in a salute to
Jerome Kern when shco&red "Can't Help Lovma That Man ofMine," one
of the few Broadway numbcn on the bib. As an enciorc. she brouabt her
husband. the Captain, onstaee for a CAT ldection. "Come in From the Rain.··
For the nearly full boute at the Center•s Setmtrom Hall, it was a
chance. however brief, to welcome beck a ~town pl who's eone on to
bigger and better tbinp and support a won.by came, the ll!Ullination
Celebration, at the same time. ·
The local luminary who conquered the pop music world baa ma. •
career cbans that illuminates her DCrfonniil& talents and is allDOlt
singlehandeclly brinlinsbeck tile bia beftcl 1CM1nd a a new ,mention. Let's
hope we tee. and hear, a loc moreol'ber. ...
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Pubhshtna Co. All Olhts ~ rncned.
NO NEW MOVES •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 15
" By JOHN ROOS
Originally a dance-oriented band called Secret Service, a
young group of musicians from San Clemente has
reemerged on the local music scene with a new keyboardist.
album and name. But, as in this instance, change is not
always for the better. On their vinyl debut entitled 04Waiting
For You,•• the rock group the Movement has produced eight
highly derivative tunes that are long on recycled riffs and
themes and short on inventiveness.
GEORGE B1Jll1'S IS' 18 AGAIK' ••••••••••••••• 8 >
It's bard to say anything against a 92-year-old comedian
trying to play young -81 and 18. According to our critics,
-George Bums makes the cliched .. 18 Apin .. enjoyable with
some help from co-star Charlie Schlatter. For their final
movie, our critics will see "Colon," the controvenial gang
film directed by Dennis Hopper and starring Sean Penn and
Robert Duvall.
THE VERY OC OSCARS •••••••••.•••••••••••••••• 9
By VIDA DEAN
Two life-size golden Oscan welcomed guest~ autograph
seeken stood by and limousines snarled traffic as 720
formally-attired guests arrived at the Anaheim Marriott
Hotel Monday for the eighth annual .. Evening with Oscar''
party. The National Association of Catering Executives
mvited movie buffs along with movie star look-alikes Liz
Taylor and Burt Reynolds) and screamen. (Southern
California Christian High students).
TIP OF TBB BAT TO LA TOQUE •••••••••••• 14
By JUDY CHAMBERLAIN
Ask any Los Anaeles sophisticate to name his or her favorite
restaurants and La T oquc is always in the top five or seven.
It comes up as number .. 13" in the new Zapt Los Angeles
restaurant survey, not bad in a town with hundreds of
intercstina choices. The more often people dine out, the
hi&ber La Toque teems to f'Clister on their persOnal
.. favorite" list With aood reason. La Toque is not only deliab~ stimulatina and well polished, it's affordable.
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B Y ROBER T HYNDMAN
In the name of art, Chris Burden hos been
cut. electrocuted, 1mpoi~. locked up. nailed
down, stripped naked, set ablaze and shot at
Toles of his doong and often dangerous
performance pieces dur ng the 19 7 Os are
legendary. Art cnric Oooald Kusp1t recalls that for
years, "Burd~ was tho.ight of os the masochist
supreme, with more tho11 a tooch of sadism thrown
in."
Who would disagree? for his M.A.
exh1b11ton at UCI in 197 1, Burden elected 10
spend his f1ve -doy exh1t".11too period 1n a locker.
thumbing his nose more than 01l1ttle bit 01 the
vahdtty of his educattoo Jnd the degree he was
about to be awarded . • UClrvine.Ap,,/26-30, 1971 "/was
locked sn locker numbe' 5 for hve consecut ve
doysondd1dnot leove 1'1e locker dur,ng this t me
The Joder measured,.... o feet high f'wo feet .,...ide
and three feet deep. Ir .Jpped eating several
days prtOr to entry. The cxier d.rectlv above me
contained live go/Jons of bo1tled water The
locker below me conto •. ed on empty live-gallon
bottle ...
• In another piece Burden a11oched cooper
bands 10 n1s nee , wnsrs Jnd ankles The ~ud1ence
that came ro see 1he per =ormance hod to be
especially careful nor re kid over a bucker of
-water, which would ho e connected e circuit
between an ourler and 1 e copper bands thereby
electrocuting rhe omsr.
In yet another piece. or noo -p1ece 1usr
p<I()( toChnstmm 197 1, Burden performed
"Oisoppeoring" in whtcil he took off for three
days without telling anyone. "On these three
days," .he soys soccmctl t . "my wher eobouts
were unknown."
These were the types of episodes that
formed Burden's reputa'ion os on artist. But. as
Newport Harbor Art M11seum Curator Poul
Schimmel points out, • 'tco often the myth obscures
the facts." fo( Borden o:so 1s responsible for
creottng a diverse ond always intriguing set of
coioges, sculptures, sc1~ntific models and
installations that often 01 e overlo<*ed 1n favor of
his mor-e flamboyant per formonces.
A show which Schimmel ond the Newport
Hortx>r Art Museun ~on Sunday 1s intended
to foster o more bolonctd ond comprehensive
view of this odventur<M artist's career.
"Owis &Kden: AT wenty-yeor Survey" rs
the first large-scale exM>ttioo of WOfU by Burden
and 1nc.ludes six motor sculpture instolotions, 22
relics from the 1970s f)E:fformonces, several
science projects, o Reel of suspended ships,
planes ond submo'tnes, ~verol boxed as-
semblages and 20 WOfks on paper. The exhibition
will be presented ot the museum through J1ite 12
before traveling to the Institute of Contemporary
Art in Boston and to the C<negte-Melon
University Art Galery in P'ittsburgh.
exhibit features
his daring and •
d works
A.s Schimmel oo ·s oo .n • e .::o·ciog
occ ompany1ng1nee.h1 '· e J l.,,eo•-x.:s
An~s ()ft•S '" l(JTge ( f s::: crodc,:C' c· '"E y·
climate ot the ear y 19 7 ~s ~ nen or• sis t't.>1 e. e:
tho11heon 01 he lu1ure ... ou c '10' N? .:c".:er-~:
w1lh ob1ec1s Ar· r'Slt:::.;a lllfOuld ooJres~
pohr1Ca' socio!, en"'°' iental and 1echf'IQl091C:)
change. ·Schimmel soy) The ar11s1s s•rice•e,
believed that point.ng-... JS aeod inor mes•
sculprure was decora•K;n for OfCh1tec\1<e coo
that the new art would l ~outside the
coovenrtOOOlma1rs~1eo •
Musevm of Conceptuo1 Ar· Son f rcro
CISCO. Ocr. 3 1971. "flteple<ebegari ... ~I
tool off m~ clothes. 1eo sand o · sMt (Jll(J ioy or.
the floor oo m; txxi. A '-tend hcfl'--erea.; sro•
5hoped stwJ.ltro my srer 1111T1 I met1 sat 111 o chc '
and hod ol my IKJlf cut c 'f. f I()(} I dressec r
some FBI clothes I bod b.Jught tor 'he t>«e
• Sculptor Tom Manoni recalls when Ov1s
Btwden bunt onto the ur.def ground on scene w11h
htSperformooceof'Shoot" on Nov 19 1971
ot the F Space in Santo Arta.
"Only friends wt:re invited. Chris Stands
against a hghted wall m J short-sleeved shtr and
•
-~~ :;rr1st poses w •r., s "S'O'itJ'O.. A r a e :"
• ... ;:::res. /'ho1ogro()li, o. \0 ct h~~.: ........ ~
·~::>.~ 1e-sB. ·Je" oer'CY"" nG Doorv.01 ·c
-.fl:.e" r •cr3 "wn•c"rieoi.,sreo·\l\c 1:"
sac• s 'IAJ• ori M•res A. r end stond.ng obov
15 ·ee• owo~ "' rt a 2: :aJ1ber rifle I.res 01 ~1s ei•
Ji.,, n1el'!O rig ·o 9roze he s1:1n w•t a ~t er The
bu·ie' enters he leshy PJft of the uoper orrn and
e\1ts or · e o•~er side .,Sl 1ss1ng he bone foe
space oecomes eoe•91zed .
111 inter~eting 'he piece ~arl()n •eo :es
1ha1 ·ne ouoience hos~ ·oesseo a •eo • me ~ .. en•
'l'\01 conroirs °'' ne elen.ents ot rrod1ll()OQ
SCuii''ure wit e dime s1on ol 11me odded
latef or rhe hospital ~notes tie
SflOOJ•og IS repored OS .JCCldento
Such extreme ,o-.nts mto the world of
.. oence ooa me more profound eHecr of colling
otten11Qn to he PfOCess of pkK1ng trust in the
hoods of another. As on JftrS1, Burden was sovmg
tho the g1 .. 1ng ol 1ruSt wvs perhaps more dOfmg
~see CHil5 1Poge 10
Diiiy Ploe DMabook/ F~. Apta 15. 1918 • a
Sffi.: .:· • qA. • ",_. v :0 • • • • G ,,,,~Q
Calendar
APRIL
SM TW T F s
1 2
3 4 56 7 8 9
10 11 12 13 14 15 16
17 18 19 20 21 22 23
24 25 26 27 2.8 29 30
Friday
GWC SPRING DANCE cpNCERT
Golden Wc.-st Coll~ presents Dana ·s Spring Concert today. Saturday at
8 p.m. and Sunday at 3 p.m. in the
Golden West College Theatre, I 5744
Goldl'n Wt>st Strttt. Huntinaton
Beach Chort><>gra ph) i\nd dance by
G WC facult). guest an1sts and stu-
dent~. Tickets arc S4 arneral ad-
m1ss1on. SJ with ASB or G WC Gold
Card and children under 12 in
ad\ an cc . S5 a1 the door aeneraJ. $4
"'1th ASB or G WC Gold Card.
895-8~45
THE VIEW LOUNGENewpon
Beach Mamou Hotel. 900 Newport
Center Dr.. Aduh ron1cmporary
dance music wtth livc-band -inter-
scctton" Wednesday 1hrough Satur-
da). 9 p.m. to 1:30 am. No cover
• charge. 640-4000.
THE AMERICAN INTER-
NAnONAL DANCE co. Pf'"CnlS a
swing class at 8 p.m each Friday follow~ b> a dan('(" social from
9-10:30 p.m.: a jitter-hug class each
Monday at 8 p.m.: and a ballroom
and Latin class each W~ncsday at 8
p.m. $20 for seven lessons. 6S0-3048.
Sa.Delay
CHURCH MICE SQl'ARE DANCE a.ua Beainncn class 6 to 9 p.m. at
Ra ncho Santiago Colle"F. in Room
GI 08. S40 per person for each of two
18 week sessions. Courln or singles
wi th partners welcome. For more
i n formation. call 545-6429.
53S-4908, 682 ... 363 or 667-3097.
BIG BAND MUSIC keeps danccn
on their feet every Sunday ni&ht in the
SwaHow's Covc louner at the historic
San O emcntc Inn, 260'l Avenida de
Presidcntc, San O cmente 7 to 11 p.m.
with the Dean's Dcacol\S swin& band
and
featured vocalist Lisa Powell.
498-9202.
FLORENCE llEANE'S IVY
BOUSE RESTAURANT Dancing to
the rhythms of the Gcfl~
Gilha m Q uartet featunng vocalist
Elena Geo~ Friday. Satu~y. Sun-
day and Monday 8 p.m.-12.30 a.m.
Every Tuesday. WC'dncsday and
Thursday ~i&ht is Fr~dic Fenado
Group • 8.30 p.m.·L.30 a.m. 38-4
Forest .\vc. 1n Laguna Beach.
494-9491.
llODday
CITY OF HOPE Dancmg every
Mon<iay niJht in the grand ballroom
of the lrv1oc Marrion Hotel. San
Diqo Frwy and MacAnhur Blvd .. 7
to 10 p.m. with happy hour from 6 to
7 p.m. wi th appetizers and entertain-
ment Tonight, dance to "Midnitc
Magic .. with vocalist Bruce Leonard,
disc jockeys Suzi and Nate the Great.
Donatio n is S6. yearty mcmbtnh1p
dues on!_y $5. A monthly disco unt
pass for S 15 is availat* at the door.
MAll11N 6 TONI'S Swing Dance
Club mttts at scvcraJ Orantc County
locations. Dances. dantt contC$ts.
dance tnps. play outings. 'beach
panics arc some of the activities.
Dance lessons arc offered bqinn1ng ·
to advanced. ballroom t.o swing. For
times and locations. call 840-351 8. ,.....,
WEDLY SENIOR D~ arc
prcsenled by the Costa Mesa Seniors
from 8-11 p.m. Featurt'd 1s live band
music and a laf'F. wooden dance
floor. Vcterans ofForcighWars build-
ing. 56S W. 18th St. Costa Mesa. $2
donation.
........ 1
va DANCE WOll&SBOP twcnty·
one dance students as cho~phcrs
in a dancc workshop throu&J1 Satur-
day at the UCI Fine Arts Little
DON'T MISS FREE FLIGHT
Free Fl•ght-.James w~ L~
"Jazz fu51on at lt5 best"
The Times
"Wowed the audience"
Irvine World New5
SATURDAY, APRIL 16, 8PM
South Coast Community Church, Auditorium
51 20 Bonita Canyon Road. lrvtne
TICKETS : $10. Tel : (714) 2&1-0231
or (714) 856-&&17
DON'T MISS "Amenca'5 premier
flut15t" MuSlclans
JAMES WALKER "One of today's
flne5t artists"
Seattle P.1.
MONDAY, APRIL 18, 8PM
Works by Rossini, Rodrigo, Doppler, & Gerhold
• ncx»l'r a JE '•
IMY~.llK~IM»IW
..... --. 1'"4 NNlll
or Phone: (714) Zll-0251
TICKfTS: $8. · $24.
1.
Top
Now you eee him
Sapentar Wulonlat Da'rid CDptedleld will make mailc toDJclat aad Sabanlay aa4 la two allcnr'8 haday at the
Onuiae Coaaty PerfOl'DliaC An. Ceater. For information,
call A&-AllTS.
Thcatrc 31 8 p.m. each night Tickets
for this event art Sf. general ad-
miuib n. SS UCI facultv/stafT. senior
citizens a nd other stuc1ents. and $4
UCI students. Tic.kets arc available at
the UCI Fine arts box office.
856-6616. UCI Brtn f vents Center.
8S6-SOOO and Tickctron. l'llBE DANCE LESSONS b) Cay
Cannon tonight 7-8 p.m. at San
O cmcntc Inn. 2600 ..\vc:n1da del
Prnidcnte in San Clcmr ntc. Dance to
the music of Les Douglas and his
quintcl. 498-9202.
ntanday
COSTA M~ QUICKSTEPPERS
a senior ci11zcn squarr dance group
1ttk experit>nccd squarr dance cou-
pln to join them. The Q uick.steppers
rnttt "'IUlarty every Thursday. 10
a.m. to noon at tht> downtown
community center.
AnaMim and Center Sts. in Costa
Mesa. For .more 1nforma11on. call
S4S-S669.
Calendar Omtinued
"THE FANT A.STICKS" at the
Southampton Dinner Theater. 140
A e. Pico. San Clemente (498-7576).
Wednesdays and Thur~ays at 8: 15.
Fridays and Saturday~ al 8:45. Sun-
days at 1 :30 and 8:45 through May 8.
"THE FOREIGNER" at the San
Clemente Communll\ Thea1er. 202
A ve. Cabnllo. San Clemente
(492-0465). Thur~a)' 1hrough Sat·
urda) sat 8 p.m unul \fa} 7.
"HANSEL AND GRF.TEL" b) the
Youth Theater at thr Laguna Play-
house. 606 Laguna CJn)'on Road.
Laguna Beach (494-0HJ). tonutht at
7 p.m .. Saturda) and Sunday at 1 p.m.
12852 Main S1.. G:irden Grove
(63~ 7213). Wcdne-scbys through Sat·
urdays at 8 p.m.. Sunday per-
formances and May I at 3 p.m .. Apnl
17 and 24 at 7:30 until May 7.
"SEASCAPE" at the Altcrn&tive
Rcpenory Theater. I ~36 S. Grand
A\C.. Santa .\na (836-7629).
Thursda)S through Sundays at 8 p.m.
unlll Ma) 22.
"SNOW WHITE" by the Amencan
Cl11ldrcn's Theater at the Anaheim
Cultural .\ns Center. 93 1 N. Hafbor
Bl vd .. Anaheim (75 1-5032). Satur·
da)S and Sundays at 2 p.m. until
funher notjce.
"V 6 V ONLY" o n the Second St.age "YOU CAN'T T AJtE IT WITH
o f South Coast Repen nry. 655 Town YOU .. at Coastline College's Newpon
Center Drive. Costa Mesa Beach Center. 3101 Pacific Vae~
(957-4033). closing performances to-Dme. Corona del M:1r (759-5404>.
night at 8:30. Sa1urd.a) at 3 and 8:30. Fnda~s and Sa1urda,., at pm
Sunday at 3 and 8 pm through .\pnl 30 .\dm1-.s1on free
"WHO'S AFRAJD OP VIRGINIA r-~---------------
WOOLF!" at the Garden Gro\e I
"YOl..' CAN'T TAKE IT WITH
YOl'" at the La Habra Commun1t~
Theater 311 Euclid <it. la Habra
121.\ <>05-9"'081. Fnda'" and \a1ur-
da~ sat p m through \1a' .,
Commun1t) Theater. 4'1 Mark Strttl
at Chapman .\\enuc. Ciarden Gro\e I
(897-5 122). Fnda)s anrl Saturdays at
8 p.m . through .\pnl H wath a
ma11ncc Sunda) at 2:3n
"WINDOF ATHOUSANDTALF.S"
by the Young Conscr'"ator) Players
of South Coas1 Rcpenni: (957~33)
an Founders· Hall a1 the Orange
Count\ Performing Am Center. 600
T ov.n ·Center Drne. Costa' Mn.a.
final performances C\aturda) and
•
"HOW THE OTHER HALF
LOVES" at the Harlrqu1n Dinnrr
Pla\hOu\C. 3503 S Harbor Blvd ..
Santa .\na (979-SS 11 ). nightly ellcrpt
Monda)S a1 val)1ng runain limes
through Ma) 15. r••;ji;immmliiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiii-------iiiiiiiiiiiiii•iiiiili•iii "LA CAGE AUX FOLLF.S" at the I l
G rand Dinner Theater 7 Freedman ONLY
"TALKING WITH" an the Actors
Playbox at Golden West College.
Huntington Bach (89~8378). to-
night and Saturday at ~ p.m .. closing
performance Sundav a1 3 p.m. Sunday at I: 30 and 4 p m . rt !UIJI( °"' ,1 t'l . .i'I J u"' ..,,,,,. ,"\If''
t"'tllnhf.., ,. ,,. .. , •• ,.t'"..lfl ~
"t'" '.1~. T' ......... ..-.
Wa) . .\nahe1m (7n-"'710). n1ghtl) I
e>.C't'pt Monda~s 31 \:ll")tng cunain ORANGE COUNTY I llml'\ througb Jul) 17
''LOOKHOMEWARO.ANGEL"at SERVICE I the Ne~ pon Theater .\ns (enter.
:?501 ChlT Dmr. ~r~pon Beach
(b31 -02g I. Thur'><.13'' through Sat-
urdaH at g p m . \unda.\\at 2:30 un11I
pni 2.i
"THE OLDE T LIVING GRADU-
ATE" JI the In 1nl ( ommunll}
ThcJtcr. T unk Rod. ( ommuntt)
P.ir~. \unn' hill R1)JJ 1: Tunic Rod
()n,l· lr, ... 1w 1 ,.,~ '.i..i• 1. Fnda~<,anJ
\JlurJ.t\' .11 ' rm 1hrnugh \la~ ~ ~1th .1 'u11'1J' m,mn1· · .\pnl ~4 at~
r1n I
"THE PKlff:'" .111hd 1cm_ Thcatl'r. I------------------=--------:--::---
n1111wr & 'hll"'
\\:h.l -'\Jt from hr m
(Ore--.<. ulJc: ~ \h1'1 H .:1 r • 1,. r
Brunl·h & "him'
Sun from t> ~(I J m
(<. h1ldrc:n \\ell• •nw
Rt:Sef\":ltlOOS Rl'lj\111'.'d
ABBEY SIMON
Tue5day Arni 10 00 pm
Chapman Auditorium
S II• .\dulto; -Sh \cn1or'> '1u,kn1,
For T1d .. et<, l"J ll 1 -1 .i1 4i.r _,.,, i:
l l-J;' ...... dr' \, .. i O:t
i '' i.b ...... f • l ·.1-..:• l -\
~ .........
·11
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Calendar Continued
Friday
BRA VO!Singles Suppon Group for
lhl' Orange ( ounl} Chambc.'r Or-
l hc,tra hold' "Kid the Ta\man
Hlut·~" ti _,n tu Q.30 p.m. at the
twmt·ot Tud Rabbitt. ::!6Q2 Circle
n m l' 'l'll. pon &ach. LI\ c J3ZL will
tx· kJturt•J. happ~ hour St)le hors
J'•>\.'U ' rn .:1nJ 11.1rn: will be S<."rvl'd.
P rill' I' S5 for BraqJ' members and S7
lnr nun-mcmtx·r\ For more 10for-
ma11on and rescn auons. call
''"6-1444
F.L.l.R.TFun l o' 1ng lndl\ 1duals
Kd aung Togl.'1hcr. holds a dance at
p m JI thl' :v1eadowlark C'ountr)
( lub 16"'8::! Graham Street in Hunt-
ing.tun lkach Dona11on 1s SJ lnfor-
mat1un linl· 40-0107
CLA IC FRIENDS meet for
1 IJl'P~ Hour 5 tu 7 p.m. at Ambrosia.
ti"15 Tl>" n ( l.'nta Drive, Costa Mesa
fc1r rc,cn:.i11uns and mformauon.
tJll )4~-'125Q
PAREl"TS WITHOUT PART-
l'\ERS Oran1,?l' l llJ<.t Chapter 26
hold~ trl'l' on~·nta11on at i .JO Jl m. at
thl < o\IJ \k..a Gulf and < ountr;
< luh. I -q1c 111lfC'our'l' On,e. Costa
\ln.1 I 1\l' H.iud dame follo"'s \all
'>.i,.,.;;-, b or ~~--161}(1 for more
inti.1rntJthln
PAREl"TS WIT HOUT PART-
-.;ER llun11ng1t1n Beach Chapter
'1~ h1"t' a lrl'l' unenta11on for single
rarl'Oh (.ill t haptcr phone ~98-7975
for meetmJ locatio n and additio nal other Saturday at local Oran~e Coun-Monday Wedneeday
membership information. t) hotels and nightclubs. Onentat1on
Membership in Parents Without at 5 p.m .. meeting 6 to Q p.m. S · THE MEETING CONNECTION PRIME OF LIFE SINGLES meet
Panners is o pen to divorced . separ-896-8440 or 24 hour event hotline. Corned) night at Dukes Lounge at the for dinner at Manana Cas11a. 111 -1
ated. widowed or never mamed 894-8932.. Ncwponer Inn. Jamboree Blvd. 1n BrookJlurst, Fountain Vaill'' at -
pan:nts of h vmg ch1ld~n. Custod) of (•11. pon Beach 8 pm SJ. 846-8440 p.m. For reservations c.-11 83tl-lP4.l
the children 1s not a factor. A non-Sunday or Hotlml'. 894-9l2. profit. non-sectarian. educa11onal o r-YAJO HOT DOG BBQ Young l F .R.l.E .N.DS. a singles assona1wn
gan,1ation. PWP -provides a pro-0 11 for fun and growth, meet\ l'a' h i.\dult Jewish rgan1za11on IOVll(' a Tueeday w-...a sd " d h I gram of social actn iues. discussions k"'s 18 to 26 to a hot dog BBQ at 3 ~ ... nc a) J P m. to m1 n1g t in I I\'
and study groups for single parents p.m. at Wilham T. Mason Regional WHEEL OF FRIENDSHIP. singles Zot Room. In me Hilton , .. ,,, 111
and th"lr r.am1ll"S. r. d 6 30 Jamboree Road. In me. r rce \ .11!'1 ' " .. Park. Culver and Jeffrey 10 Irvine 0' er 45. nll'CI 1or inner a1 : p.m. k d. S" WHEEL OF FRIENDSHIP smgles T R () c· II par ing. a m1ss1on is o per ix·r,,.n "' " T (j 1 F < 30 Jnforma11on of future events. other at 1hc anan oom. range. a Get 10 for half-pnce if ~ou hnn~ J over .. J. meet 1or . . . at J : p.m. org:initations. food and fnends and Q4-652 I for rcscn auon' and mfor-r. f f ... at R.J 's for Ribs in Newpon Beach fun are ofTerl'd. For more infor-rnat1un. im~nd. get m rec i )OU l•ring l\\1• h'
For rcscn auon'> and mformauon. mat1on. c-all Victor Mc\cro"' 11~ at TANGO. DISCO AND BALLROOM calling 863·3 I I I. e\ten'>llln 'I I l
call 894-65.H. 733·8433. . DANCE CLUB Meets evel) Tuesda~ after 5 p.m. Free 3-monih P·"' 'l'
PRIME OF LIFE SINGLES meet C~IC FRIENDS singles age 45 at 7 JO at 7 38 W 17th St .. three blocks membership b) attending
for T G.l.F. at the Huntington Beach and o'er. mCt't for brunch at Ruckus. south of e"'pon Bhd. 1n Costa NEWPORT BEACH SAILll\<;
Inn. 211 12 Pacific Coast H1ghwa). 777 . Main 1n Orange. For reSC'r-Mesa. Siii month fees. Learn the SINGLES a club for non-sm1•~ini
Huntington 'Beach, 5 to 7 p.m. , at1ons and 1nformat1on. call latnt dances follo11.ed b) a dance or single sailors with or without .1 hc1J1
Information. call 836-8744. 544-9259. other act" 111es each week F6r more age 21 and older. Mt'cts the fir,1 Jnd
Sahu'day FURT Sunda> programs begin at 1nforma11on call -l94-0593 third Wcdnesda) of each m11n1h JI
6:45 p.m. 10 the SeachfT Village MARTIN AND TONI'S SWING the H untmgton ~ach Inn PJ• 11i,
CLASSIC FRIENDS singks o'er Sho pping Center. 2205 Main Street. DANCE CLUB meets at the King's Coast H1ghwa) 10 Hunt1ngron lkal h
45. meet for dinner at 7 p.m. at Suite :!O. Huntington Beach. Call Table1n1hc\\.c~tm1nsterLanes.647 1 6'30 to 10 p.m. Mee11ng begin' "llh
Shogun of Japan, 25521 Muirlands 840-0107 for more 10format1on. Wcstm1n,tcr .\,e 10 Westminster dnnks and hors d'oeuHes 1n thl· har
Bh d . Mission Viejo. Forrcservauo ns FOCUS 38, a group of singles ages bcg1nn1ng a1 S· JO. S4.50 for lessons. followed b) a mecung and al II' ll•l''
and 1nformat1on. c-all 544-9259. 30-:W. meet at 11.30 a.m. at the South no rhargl· for dancing. 840-J5 l 8. at 7 p.m. Social hour follo"'~ th1·
WHEEL OF FlllENDSHIP ingks Coast Commumty Church. 5120 Tl'ESOA Y NIGHT SINGLES meeting Cost 1s SS. C'all 6., '· "l• 11 ' tnr
-l5 and over. meet fo rdinner at 7 p.m. Bonita Ca nyon Dr .. Irvine. 854-7600. pcc1all) pnccd spaghetti dinners recorded mfo about clul"t act" 111n
at The alt and Pepper. Garden WHEEL OF FRIENDSHIP singles and dancing"' 1th the Freddie Fcrtado
GrO\C For 1nforma11on and f'l.'S(.'r· .i5-plus mcct for brunch at I l·JOa m. Group pm to 1:!·30 a.m. at SOCI AL F UNSHOP f"OK
'at1ons. call 894-65::! I al Shanghai Panda, \\_'estmmstcr For Florrnce Beanl.'·~ h ~ House Res· SINGLES Opponunllll'' ·111" J.-
PRIME OF LIFE SINGLES mel't information and reservations. call 1aurant. JtM FMe~t .\ \l' 1n Laguna 11 ' itics sponsort·d b~ thc l..n•rn lnl~l·
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'sAGitic
Burns delivers endearingly in '18 Again'
St~B•ras
Maaldact•rer'11Uprne11&ative
Ncw,.rt Beada
Evt'r)' llmt' l'vt' t'Vt'r heard George
Bums sinJ the song "I Wish I Was 18
.\gain:· it's tugged on m y hean
stnngs. So I had a fttling I'd be in for
a touching story wht'n I saw his latest
film. '"18 AgaJo:·
What a sweet and cntenaining
mo\ 1c. It's tht'
slo') of an 81-ycar-
old grandfather
who .by a stran~
flukt' gets his binh-
day wish to be-
come 18 ap1n. A
car a"'cident leaves
him aod his 18-
ycar-old grandson
living in each
·o ther's bodies.
Urandpa then gets to t''<tpcriencc that
age-old desitt each of us has to go
back and do it all again. 0 knowing
what I know now:·
Charlie Schlattt'r i<; the bnght
young actor who .plays David
Watson. and Bums is his grandfather.
Jack .. Schlattt'r practically transforms
himself into a youna C'.eofJC Bums.
mastering the acttnt and body
language beautifully. Ifs gratifymg to
watch a scared college freshman tum
into a confident adult who won't be
pushed around by the fraternity
bull in.
Tony Robens as David's dad and
Anita Moms as
Grandpa's .. com-
panion .. both add
flavor to the film.
Robcns 1s well cast
as tht' awkward
parent caught be-
tween his father
and his son. and
Morris docs a great
Marilyn Monroe
interpretation of
"Happy Binhday To You."
If I could have dinner with the
Ct'lebrity of m y choice. it wouldn't be
Robcn Redford or Mt'l Gibson. but Ge~ Bums. that charmina old guy
who docs have the verve of an 18 year
old and such a tremendous love for
hfe.
He JUSt continues to do wort that
makes the viewer feel happy. and he
has a way of delivering nnewhncrs that
always provokes a good belly laugh.
MieUelF~
A11t. City Mauser, Gardea Grove
LapuBeaa
The movie -is Again·· is a de-
lightful fantasy ba.sed on George
Bums· 1980 song "I Wish I Was 18
Again.'' I lilt~ that song and got an
emotional hft from it 1ust as I did 1h1s
movie.
Some mi&ht say the plot is trite and
c~) and to a
dqrcc they may be
riaht. but you add
Geo1ge Bums and
Charlie Schlatter
alo"' with excel-
lent directing and
you have a Vt'f')'
good movie.
This film aives
George Bums a
chan1."C to live his
fantasy of being 18 again, another
reason why I like it.
The movie is about 11n 81 -ycar-old
business man who exchanacs bodies
with his 18-ycar-old gnnd.son. a
collete freshman. On the surf~ it
docs not sound like much and al the
bc&innina I didn't think it was going
lo be much. But lhc movie ICU better
and beucr as it goes aJong.
Schlancr docs a mqnificent job of
capturing Bums' mannerisms. He's
j ust great .. Anita Morris. who plays
Bums· girlfriend. is ver'y aood also.
Through some cl<'ver writing.
Bums docs not have much to do as an
18 year old because he spends most of
the time in a coma. But what acting he
docs is done well.
When I first heard about the movie
I thought I would
enjoy it for sen-
timental rusons
only. because rvc
been a George
Bums fan for a
Io na time. I d id like
the movie for sen-
ti mcntal reasons
but I also liked it
for lots of other
reasons.
I don •t want to get th ii movie out of
perspective. It won't go down as a
Holl ywood classic. But it's good
entertainment and a great tribute to
George Bums.
....., .. ,
Lepl A.uis1ut
New,ert Beed
In "18 Apin.. Jack Watson
(GeorJe Burns) instructs his grand-
son in the subtle an oftaJking to girls.
.. It's not the timing,·· ht' says. "it's the
delivery ... And it is delivery that is the
kt')' to the best and the not so good in
this film.
Af\tt 8S an the business.
Bums knows h is
way around both
timing and de-
li very. In "18
Apin" he basical-
ly p&.tys himself -
wilh his always
playful benter. I
understand Burns
was pleased to be
playina a youngier
~ ...... ....._ ............... ....-man. His charac-
ter. Jack. is 81. Bums i~ 92. And it is his~pc>st-octoacnerian age that makes
Bums· fiendishly twinklina eyes and
perennial ciprs such endearina pans
of his dclivery . .ln this lies a problem.
Durina an.«eident. the cider Jack
trades bodies with his srandson
David (Charlie Schlatter). As
David{Jack.. Schlatt« <kfivcrs often
chanmng renditions of the inimitabk
Bums. However, while Bums'
charactcrisic movetMnts make him
relatively easy to copy. his mis-
cheiveous manMrisms lose much of
their charm when dclivettd by a lad
with such obviously youthful viaor.
Overall. lhoueh. Schlaucr per-
forms with rcfrcsbinp enthusiasm.
His anhritic slouch and wiwe winks
att surprising ,e~ui~ on hi_s y~na
frame. Thouah has wide snnlc is. at
timcs. tooconaantand toocute.1 was
imPttSSCd with his perfonnalklC. the story itself is another SlOf)' -
an oft·repcated and cunently com-
mon one. This is one oftcvcral recent
movies about peoPlc trading bodies.
The talent is thett but it's not
enouah. Tbc script
is average and
therefore diup-
pointing. It will re-
mind you of much
that's already been
done.
The film docs
rein fOtC'C the adaet
that youth 1s
wasted on the young. but I can't
help think.ina that Bums probably
lived his late teen years with the same
spunk and style of his later ones.
Marlame Pekn
UCI A•.UUstradn A.11l1&u&
CenuHIMar
let me say that I ha" c no desire to
be I 8'apin and am not fond of
old/young themes. t loved the
Bums/Allen TV show t-ut do not find
GcorJC Bums solo nearly as funnY. as
most people do. I also read the ttv1ew
in the Los An,eles Times and really
did not want to see thjs film. But since
I had said I would. t Wt'nt.
To my pleasant and grat surprise. I
liked "18 Apin."
It is full of old pp
and cliches. some
olde1 than Bums.
and at times the
film is pretty
awful. but it is also
full uf warmth and
p>d humor.
1.-~ nostalgic
with its emphasis on old-fashioned
values. It's as blatant Rood auys vs ..
bed pays as any John Wayne film. It
has touchina and tryin1 parents. a
lovable if cranky arandfather. and
Charlie Schlatter 1s just plain wonder-
ful as the dwmina. ~working.
bean in.i~t-platt srandson.
There is plenty of slapstick. and the
c haracterizations
~ too pal (doa't
we aJI know about
lecherous col~
pro fessors and
pretty stu<knts?)
and a bordcrli nc
aross bedroom
scene involvins
old (not that old)
srandpa and a
acqeous redhead.
I came away fttli"f that the world
is not such a bed plaC'C. with aood
winnina so readily over bed. and hard
wort puantttins sucnss and family
love conquerins all. Wtil, maybe love
per sc, sioce the hope of love and a
promise of it wins the rac:c.
The Western takesdlveln 'Snowy Rivet II'
BJ JOE M.LTA&E *'Clllllif .._ ......
The AUllio-made "ltdurn lO
Snowy River II," which opens today,
is another nail in the coffin of the
Western, perhaps Holl)"M>Od's most
venerable ecrue. and has no Olht
even sharins a .,.avcyard wim iht
titles of films by John t:ord and Sam Peckinpah.
It's that borina.
A follow-up to the surprite hit of
I 983 -Auscralia's alkime bo•-offJCt champ uatil -Crocodilc·
Dundee'' came alon9 -t.be movie is
about the st"9k cA the mocktt but
honorable hone breedel I o/ $eowy River, AlllU'llil. 10 noid tk
•
.
Dehy in the role that Kirt DoUllu
created in the fint film}, one of'thoee
patNrcbl out of TV soap opera, the
kind witll a pmc:bant for controlli"I
bis chiklml.
JUlt lbout every man in this
meditation on Australian IMChismo
is I c::oetrol freM (it's strictly a
ltaptHra WCMCrn), e\'tD its IO-
cded llcro. wtio ii ~ the moll ~ ltubbon movie hero Mee Md 0-. tried to .... "The
River" (maytie it's a A.-ie trait .... movie ...,,Md IO )IOU id
cm .. tay Md .,....aby b' DO 0..
ftallodoaa't W,dlat ik movie's
to-aDed villia is beaer ~ IDd
19Cftc:Miil•Hic-lillm ilililero
'Invisible'
astepclJHd
ofFlubber
BJ JOE BAI.TAU!
*'Clllllif .._ ......
There's a primitive. nostalgic
a~lto-Tltc Invisible Kid": If
you like Dan Jones and his
Love Bua movin or miss Fred
M.<:Murray and his Aubber
formula. well. this movie is for
you.
It's set in VaJlcyville. de-
scribed as .. ,he toilet bowl
capital oftbc world .. ("the most
undesirable place to live:· ac-
cordint to a radio disc Jockey).
and the movie's nerdy hero 1s
the son of a failed inventor. a
man who tried over and over
apin to invent the best toilet-
bowl cleaner ever. The man died
without ever realizing his
dream. but son Grover (Jay
Undcfwood) is intent on doing
it for his beloved dad: He stays
in his room. tryina to refine the
formula.
This is the tint film ofllS kind
in which not only the hero and
his father arc ncnls (a la Rohen
Carradine and James Cromwell
in .. Rtvcngeofthc Nerds''). but
his mother. too. K.arcn Black
plays "mom .. and she's the best
character of her type sintt Jane
Cunin's Mrs. Lupncr tn~ to
foist Tana and cg-salad sand-
wiches on Lisa and Todd on
""Saturday Niaht Live.~ But that
was television.
In refining the formula.
Grover inadvcnently comes up
with a recipe to make people
invisible. and the rest of the
movie has him and his tccn..agr
friend. Wally. invading the girts•
locker room at school. only to
bc'Comc visible q;ain and shock-
i"I the taaminaairts with their
nakedness. When the film's
heroint (Chynna Phillips.
dauahter of Michelle and Papa
John Philips) trin it. the stuff
dissolves her so that all that's ~arc her panaics and bra. like
tomethina out of an old tcle--
vision li..mc commercial. It's
kind of quainl.
Our ratings
if~
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T9VIDlll6
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Papa•wzi
Oscar-mania ...
• .·r in Anaheim ·
Caterec.s Invite
movie buffs and
fake celebrities
By VIDA DEAN °' .. .,..,_ ...
Two hfe-s1ze &<>kkn Oscars ~I·
comed guests at the carpeted an~
hghted entryway. autograph Sttkers
s1ood by w11h books, and limousines
snarled traffic as 720 formally-attired
guests arrived Monda) for lhe e1&}nh
annual .. Evenan1 with flscar'" pany.
It wasn't the Shnnr Audttonum.
bul 1he Marrion Hotel in Anaheim
and 1he Nauonal A'sociauon of
Catering bccuuvcs h:ld amnacd a
s1m1lar scnan1 for the event attracting
movie buffs from all over Orange
County.
Movte s&ar look..a.l1kcs attended
(Liz Taylor and Bun Reynolds). 1he
laner ~ to s.rnd one of 1he
screamers (Southern California
Chns1ian Hip student'\) in10 a dead
faint. The whole arrival scene caused
&d c-.. ..... 9plDank1
aad SaAD, aad Leaay
Sald.&Da at puty wit.la o.car.
double takes lrom some 1ounst)
t) pes ,.andenng b) :ind probabl~
..,.ondenng 1f 1hey had overshot
D1sne)·land and madr 11 to Holl)·
~ood.
Once past the hooplJ, JUCSIS knew
the) ..,.crc on 1heOranvCounty pan>
sccne because 1here was the cvcr-
prcsent s1len1 auction The scnous
businc-ss of Oscar-watching was ac-
complished with four l:irgc scrttns
E'cl)bod) a11cndmi received their
o,.n Oscar -s1x·1nch chocolate
statues ,.rapped in gold foil. "'I carved
1he molds -and made '150 of them."
said N .\CE member Dereu
B•ldlaMa. .\ppropnale to thosc :iffihatcd with
N ~CE -hotels.. out\ldc cate~.
restaurants and affiliated purveyors
-the event provided n peal dinner.
For staners. California chili with
chccsc and 1oma1illo '&Utt was ac-
c-om panied by Chatcau Ste. Michelle
198:2 scmillion blanc.
NcAI came a grilled veal chop and
1rufne sauce with Cha1eau
Souvera1M 'S4 cabcmel sauv1gnon.
followed b) fruit camnnben and
stilton chttsn acrompan1cd b) a
1976 Ficklin-pon.
The grand finale was a chocolate
top ha1 and caM wilh wh11e chocolate
mousse and fresh fru11.
Pan>aocrs spoued in 1bc &1111cnng
ballroom incluckd Jf'U and Bob z...m. En and FrH SdMWer, Harriet and J lm Selu. _, and
JefJ Pen. Mary Ln and Seen
........ y. &.*Ja ....... Barry
Cele.Sfllana~ lttw Sarv811, Pat and
K.w. ~ and Pam and S.. .......
........ ..,_ ........
Dorcu B•te•teeoe made
Rre e•eryoae recelTed aa o.car.
0C NACE past pr'"-stdents P ..
s,e.aruJ, who 1s lhe na11onal NACE
treasurer. and 5-.J S.W... were
again chairwomen. for 1he annual
fund-ra1s.cr. which bc'pn vmh a
handful offnends a1 a backyard pert) .
"'Proettds (about S7Jl00) from the
evenang will go coward the NACE
Foundation's con1nbu11on to un1ver-
s111cs 1hroughout 1he L1nned StAtcs to
furth<'r education 1n lhe catcnng
profession.~ said Saldana.
The e' ening concluded w11h danc-
ing to the music of the Rodro Dnvc
Orchestra. ·
Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club's 'Love Boat' sails
Many rehearsals-
and quick meals
later: Show time-
By VIDA DEAN °' ...... ,... ...
"'It's show lime... veiled a cast
member beckmac. ·
Fony-thrtt iMmbe~ of Bahia Cor-
inthian Yacht Club ~U'C su11cd in
white and ready to Kt sail on '"The
Love Boat'" as the du~ prn.cnted its
16th annual Showboat variety pro-
duction last wttkend 1n 1he
clubhouse.
Direc1or ...,... Gftft. who abo
acts as producu with wife Pat and
J... o·~ was cool as a
cucumber as he calml) ~I over the
opcnina n•t'• production pointing
OUI waiys IO improve tlw' S«Ond of the
three shows.
Thia wu lhe 6f\h such production
Grttn Ml direc1cd. Hf' had 32 years
of ex~ at Uni venal St&ad1os to
qualify. Ml have paformed in most of
the tlllows.. IOO. • .I wu" dlild actor ... said die .,. rcti1'cd mnviemaker.
Tk C8ll pll,ed IO a fUll house
every ....._ ~ and their ._.. W .,.,,.. arty eftOUlh to di•• Mcmttte7 chicken and cboc .. .. _mt.
ne p1a,en did noc a.:t i:w
----e¥n die .......... had lkirlMft bet-tcrne1-Mt tt.ey t..s ........ .,, it. Dry ~at tk
<hb nery Moeda7 ud T..-y
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JM:k Claaadler aad Loria
Ylpette.
16 shows. wasa1 Manne Hardwart 1n
Dana Poinl by day ... , had 10 rush
home from work eve~ Monday and
Tuesday night and gt"I 10 rche~rsat
(Home lS 1he1r boat a11he club.) But I
lo ved the camaradcrit" ... •~ become
hke a family. h ·s son of a letdown
when ifs all over ...
Husband Leri8 WdH, who joined
the case 10 >~rs -so lauahcd and
said. .. h means no more boil-1n-1h~
bq dinMr and quick hn1 dog meals ...
IMd Banett. who worts as a
health care consultant by day. •-as
beck to sins romantic sonp for 1he
10th year. ··1 used tn cto musical
shows years aao.'' he said.
Lead sinarn Ga.ta Pyle and
T..pe VeMe have had their umc 1n
the spotliaht in years JMISl ... rvc doM
tome staer and ~n wo~. bul no •·
I sin& in church. said Vehe.
But. pro or not lh<" aroup keeps
coming back )''t"ar af\er ~~ Mlfs my
10th year:· said Terry~ who
makes medical appliancn.
"'I've been in six or ~ven years.."
said ...._<>· •er ... Ifs IOC>d thcr· ap>··· said ~I~ ... a fifth or
s1x1h 11mer.
To close 1hc l'fl·hour 'how. the cast
sang its signature song-"Why don't
We Do This More Often... The
applause ind1ca1ed the audience W8
in favor.
On Sunday. 1he cast and an almost
tqual number behind the ~nes ~
back al 1he clubhou.-10 ~ldlntc.
··Bui first before 1he panyina, all of
1he sets have to comf' down ... said dcs11~r D'Anarlo. who in real lift
pamls oils.. and for fun has done suiee
sets at UCl. Huniincton Beach P\ay-
housc and in Newpon Beach.
Procttds from 1hc shows help
refurbish 1he clubhou5" and pounds.
o.ity Pttot Datebook/ Friday. Ap-il 15. 1988 9
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South Coast Symphony 1988-89 season CHRIS BURDEN •••
. . P'romPaCeS Six conccns have been announced The season will begin Oct. I at OCC pianist Jean-Yves Thihaudet. winner -
b' the South Coast Symphony for its with Moshe Hammer. featured of the Young Conccn l\nists Inter-than standinain front ofa loaded aun. ..Samson." a tumstik at the museum
1988-89 season. which will alternate soloist. P!aying ~thoven·s Violin natio.nal Audition. He ~ill perform In any case. Burden has shifted in entra!'cc is rigge~ ~that each ~non
between Orange Coast <'ollcae's Rob-Conccno in D MaJor. 0p. 61. " the Piano Con~eno No 2 in G Minor. ~ore recent year.s away fror:n the entering the cxh1b1t.pla~ add1uonal
en 8. Moore Theater and Santa Ana The second conccn i<t scheduled for Op. 22. by Sa1nt-Saen<1. violent attacks he invited on his own pressure on massive t1mbtn that
High School. <Z the Santa Ana school and will feature A. s~ial holiday concen for the ~y ~nd toward a more global view threaten to p~s~ down the walls of the U'::" ., -"law~ -family is planned for Dec. II at in wh1chhecallsa11ent1ontothesclf-museum building. thereby challens· ·--·--· ••CAUIM•-Orange Coast Collqe. destruction society i' inviting on ing relations betWttn the anist. his
The orchestra will tqin the new melf. work. .his audience and the art
year with a concen Jan. 21 at Santa • mstttutton.
Ana High. with baritone John Atkins Laguna Beach. Oct. 16. 1972. "On .1.n another segment of the exh1·
p e r f o rm i n 1 Ma h 1 er· s the e,·cninA of Oct. 16 I plaettl two b1t1on: Burden has crnted seven
Kindenotcnlicdcr. The prosram will x·s construct~ of 16-foot beams in warships. 40 planes and a~ armada of
include the world premeire of Rich-an upright position blocking both 62.5 s~br:nannes. all of which hang in
ard Hcnn·s Ovcnurc for the Orantt lanes o(.La§una Can}on Road. The m1d-a1r 1n. the gallery. .
County Centennial and Dvorak~s timbers '¥.0, bttn soak~ in psoliM Burden s heartfelt 1n!crest in t~h
Symphony No. 9 in E Minor. Op. 95. for several days. I set t~ X 's on fire nology 1s apparent 1n ~1s re-c.rca.tto ns
Pianist Jose fqhali will join the and left the aiu. ·· and models of physical pnnC1ples.
symphony for its Marrh 4 concen at • Am<?."& t~e mo.re notable are ··e. & AIWPIUI · Santa Ana. playing the Moun Piano The Newpon Harbor An Museum Car. a h~twe1ght~ nne-puscnger.
----------..:.•.:.-.:.-,;;,•-:::.;:-;,.;.':.:-;;;;;.;,.:_a ConC'Crto No. 21 in c Maior. show features thrtt Burden installa· en~rgy-effic1ent veh1cl<' that Burden ::..,PIKf ·==-'-*=:.-o!:":c"*~-:=.., ~ . .., tions that point out mankind's a&· built from scratch in e1~ht Wttks. and ~90J6 1s1-41.. ..,.om m -1111 ..,...ruJ The sy"'.'phony will rct~m to O<;C gr«sivc. war-hke tendencies. In "A "The Big Wheet:· a three-ton fly-
eulJIA,..,.K C'n'MU •llMNI LMMIAICACM •ITMTON to c.losc its season Apn~ 29 with Tale of Two Cities." .S.000 toy wheel set 1n motion by a motorcvclc. ~1u a.-Pa" ,~,..,c:-r. ~"-'~ ~Solllllc.t 1ow.asv•c-soloist Anthony Plot pla)'ln& Sonata soldi'crs. shi ..... •·n .. -. rockets and • · ... -••121 •070 &Zl·!llO tso1•11 •'1·111! 191~7 fl T d s . . ..... ... IU
IUEJl.OAlll( •n TO-.O •LAMAMA • ...,.YIU) WUIWTUI or rum~t an tnngs by Purcell buildings arc arranvd in a huac Los . .\ngeles. Jan. 5. 1971 ... Al :2~ ~=:•io.o ~~5-t =~c.--., :,..':.to-. ~nd Haydn ~ Concerto for Trumpet scttingofrocksand din. pointing out about 8 a.m.~at a beach near the Los COSTA~ ,.. an E-flat Ma,,or. the ir'ony of how adull<1 treat war as Angeles lntema11onal .\irport. I fimJ E~°""""c..11,...u1 ....... u "''l0"'--l..o~~-.-hlS~ 1 TM orchestra is under t~ dirtt· child's play. sc,·eral shots with a pistol at a ~1ng
tion of John Larry Granger. Season. In "The RCISQn for the Neutron 747. ·· •
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South Coast Symphony at ·66i-1220 positioned on the border between relics from his notable and notono us
for funher information wt and West Eum.w. And in performances of.the t<n()s. Included · ..-among the 20 reh~ arf' the lock from
the Cl locker piece. the nails w1th
which he was nailed tn the roof of a
Volkswaaen. and the copptr bands
from his elcctrocuuon ,,;ecc.
Otspitr the odd tales. myths and
legends these relics havr inspired.
Burden's standin& in the wor1d of
contemporary an appt>ars firm. Says
critic David Ross ... Rurden is an
jconoclast nons)areil. Mis 1s a moral
vision in an amoral time. a trul)
spiritual an produced without sanc-
timoniousness. and finally an honest
an that sprinas from the sourtt of a
child's simple deli&hL
.. He is as much a product of his
generation as he 1s its prophet:• • Vcni~. Oct. 6. 1978 ... Just bcforr
sunrise. two friC'ndS and m~lf Jluttl
I 00 brand Mw $I bills tot~ luvcs of
rwo vuylowpalm trttSon tbC' Veni~
boardwalk. Tb<' bills were fokkd
len1thwiS<' S<"veral timrs so that they
fit rnto the creases on C'ach palm leaf.
A lthough Jn plain sight and with in
ann ·s rrach. some of the mone)
rrmainN untouch~ fN two days.·· • In conjunction with the u hibitton.
the museum will p~nt Burden in a
lecture at 4 p.m. Sunday. Apfil 24. in
wbich the anist will disc-uss his works.
At 2:30 p.m .. )ust prior to Burden's
talk. an histonan Howard Sinacrman
will discuss "Chris Borden and the
Boundaries of An." ~inamnan. a freq~nt lecturer on modem and
contemporary an. will rlace Bu.rden's
work into a historical aqd critical
context.
Admission to the ltttW'C'S for
mutcum members. studttlts. and
senior citizens is SJ for either talk or
SS for both. For non-nwmbers. ad·
mission is S.S for either led~ and S8
forbolh.
UncleDon
Adults are
the matter
with kids
h.no" what the trouble 1s "-Ith
hildn·n"• art" 111cs'> It's the damn
1du l1' 'I uu kno\\. )OU go to a Little
1 ,·,1t:m' ga ml· "'hl·re some kid barl·h
il1k to ,pell "'ball" much lec,s hit 11 1s I
4>1. 1ng raggC'd o n b) spectators . .\nd
11 l· poor umpi. there catch m Ort' heat
l'<•lll part·nt\ than sol:ir collcctM\ 1n
1~·j1h \alll'\
\tj'be oi· l 'ncle Oon\ got J
"'lu11im 10 thl· I.ids' pn•blt'm laduh\I
111J thl' Jduhs' problems lk1ds1
T '"' thl' ltt1le bugg1·r in thl· Rm
'•UI\ Hc'll not onl}gcta"a~froma
•um h nf 1d101 adults tr) 1ng to reh' C'
1 htldh111ids though their kids. but the
1111111 .. r.rn unload the hulc monstC'r a
\\\"\'I.end o r)() a month o n camp<1ut)
I umorro". ~ou can get a prl"lt' ,
~'"'d 11ka of "'hat 1t"i. ahour h'
•1r.1d1ng oHr 10 H untinstto n'c, ( C'niral
I' "" I hl"' rl' hd' mg a canaporC'c 1 h1' I\
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•!h,·r 1n \.lflllU\ \klll e• enl\
) 11u \l"c. in ~t\\C'en all the g.imc\
and "-rl""-lllg around. •he Scout!> 1~
1,1 .. nrJI. 1n some learning. Helping
Id IJdll"' arrms the <.trt'Cl 1 n~1C'ad lit 1
11111gt!ang them. Camping sl..111\ u\l·ful I
'"' \dll'n }OU lo-;c ~our JOh and ha'l'
h• 'lccp at f eather!) Park .\11.,urt~ uf
l.11111\ pnfcct for t)tng up the "lk 11
'hl'' 11\IO that Stull. W11h lu "
\11 lhl''ie patrols srcnd Saturda\
11' 1n~ for thr best sco rr an a' ancl' o l
l"\ l"n l\
l 1kt' First .\1d. 1 he' ·re a~l.cd 41H''l1on~ '>Ul'h as: Whatta· }OU do f111
'"11ll'unc "ho JUSI chuyged a quart o l I
l>rami. "-lllh·d though a plate gla'\!>
\\1ndo"' cutllng his \\rtSt artC'ne . I) I
hJ' ing a heart llttack and ha~ 4u11
ha".lth1ng? .\nswcr: Take d1b!> on
Jn~ thing 'aluablc an1I \all Forest
I J\\n .\nd. What's first aid for a
,nJkt· bite on the he;id'l Simple .\
111urn1quct around the neck.
\nd cnt1qumg a ml'del ~mps11c
I he ClaymortS. pungi ~licks and tnp
"IH"S aren't a problem Soap. clean
t.h~hc~ and edible food rarel~ appear
1n ~out camps. tht•reforC' don't
belong here. Points fN recogn111ng
\UCh.
And the compass course. Take this
bl·anng and go so man~ fttt. .\not her
bl:anng and so man)' fcct . .\nd so on.
Thr idea is to Stt how accurate \Ou
arc at reading a com~~~ and kno" ing
)Our step. Off a bit? I don't think
"c"rc in Central Puk anvmorc. lln le
Oc"c'. Hell. I don't thank wc'rc r 'cn
'" Orange County.
Possibly a slobsticlc course for fat
outs. Thctt will~ drmons1rat1ons
of the Scouts' spirits.. The songs. not
the dnnks.
Youcanscchowmul'h fun k1dscan
ha'c without a buncha nagging
cr.1bbing adults cxi>«ting them 10 get
a hit every time at bat nr catch e'cl")
ball without error.
THE BBIT OICAll: ~an ('on nC'I')
Ifs about time.
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Gallery openi,ngs this week ...
AUSTIN G~ 218 Foresl
Ave.. Laguna Beach. major exhi-
bition of works by Sranish mas1er
Alvar. lmponanl paintings, bronze
sculplurc. ceramic b:is-rclicfs and
original lithographs. Through May
31 . Hours arc Sunday throu~ Thurs-
day, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.: Fnday_and
Salurday. 10 a.m. lo 9 p.m. 497-8300.
GALERIA CAPISTRANO 3 1681
Camino Capistrano. San Juan
Capistrano. Clifford Fragua, Jemez
sculptor visiu for the fifth time. His
works combines clements of his
Native American heritage and a
uniquely stylized modem look.
Through May I. Hours arc I 0 a.m. to
Sunda>: noon to 5 p.m Adm1ss1on 1s
free to museum members. SJ for
adults. S2 for student~. seniors and
mi Ii tar) and SI for children si x to 17
years of age. Museum attendance 1s
free to the public the first Tuesday of
each month. 759-11 22
NEWPORT llARllOll ART MU-
SEUM 8SO San aemente Drive.
Newport Beach, Chri~ Burden: A
Twenty Year Surver. opens Sunday.
Firsl la~ scale exh1bi11on of artist's
works includes six m:ijor sculplurc
installalions. 22 relics from lhe 1970s
pcrformanCC'S. several "science pro-
Jccts", a Occt of susrcnded ships. ORANGE COUNTY CENTER
planes and submarines. !everal boxed FOR CONTEMPORARY ART 3621
assemblages and 20 wMks on paper. West MacArthur Bl vrl. Space I I I.
The artisl will speak ahoul his )¥orks Santa Ana. Devices. Dl'monstrat1ons
on Sunday. April 24 at 4 p.m. in the and Coping Mechanisms. t~e work of
museum. preceded by an introduc-Darrell Montague. cn~bines pho-
lory talk by art histnrian Howard tog.raphy. drawing. pa1nttnJ and tut.
Singerman at 2:30. A reception will Opens Wednesday. Rl'<'ept1on for the
follow the speakers. Through June 12. ·artist. 7 to 9 p.m. Saturday. Apnl 23
Hours arc 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday For more 1nformat1on. call
through Friday. 10 am. to 6 p.m.. 1-800-812-8241.
The momentum Is growing. The word is spreading.
•-llA--1 m:.-==-........ Ull--IR.-if
Milons of peaple n llGil_ to see the movie
that everyone IS talilng about.
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OF THE WEEK
By MAW 8ftd TONY Mil f ti
Imagine be6ng able to enjoy your favorite
country and west•n musk: star or group in person
while sitting no more than 40 feet from the Intimate
stage with a group of only 250 other fans.
Sound like the ftrst prize in some sort or
sweepstakes? Well, If it Is. this sweepstakes
happens once or twice a ..-. 52 weeks a year.
Actually, It's a normal happening at Orange
County's two-time winner of the Academy or
Country Music's Nightclub or the Year Award. the
Crazy Horse Steak House and Saloon.
Located just off the Costa Mesa Freeway in
Santa Ana, this award-winning restaurant is in. its
ninth year of success. The meals offer whoJesome
goodness and the Saloon gives customers the
opportunity to enjoy top-name performers.
The Crazy Hor• opened in 1979. At that time
there "Mtre few Western-themed restaurants in
Orange County. Today, the Crazy Horse has the
distinction of being the only area restaurant
exclusivety featuring big-name c;ountry and west-
ern entertainment and pop artists.
The entrence is decorated with countless
autographed photos of music legends like Patty
Page, Woody Herma~. Ray Charles. Emmylou
Hams, Johh Stewart and the Kingston Trio.
The 12,000-aquw.toot in the restaurant and
saloon ere in MPa'•te rooms. both adorned with
memorabilia from the Wiid West. Each dining area
has its own charec:ter. Lunch and dinner can be
enjoyed in the Hot•, the Gambling Hall, the
General Store, the Blecksmlth Shop or the Barber
Shop.
The food at the Crazy Horse Is honest and
straightforward. Quoting the menu ... We're proud
to feature Eastern com-fed steaks ... cut fresh daily
on our premiMs. Our fish is delivered 1n large filets.
packed In crushed Ice (never frozen) and then cut
into individual steaks and prepared to order ...
All meaAa are 99f'Ved with fresh-baked bread
and steamed vegetables: diners also have .their
choice of crisp aa&ad. soup of the day plus ranch-
style trench frie8, cowboy chill or baked potato.
One popular menu item is the pan-sauteed
steak. a steak sauteed In a sizzling skillet and
smothered with aWMt jumbO Bermuda onions.
garlic and herbs. Equally popular is the Crazy
Horse's chicken fried steak and the oven-roasted
prime rib.
The saloon provides a rustic cowboy at-
mosphere where a cowboy or cowgirl can wet a
whistle. The cozy atmosphere provides customers
OF THE WEEK
CMZYHORIE
ABILENE OMON •GI
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CllAZY HOR• 11\..cH
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The --_,.. lor wa drink .,. a ~
Fred Rel8er. tbe director and Ylce preeldent
lo cbar&e-of operation•, ata.nda ln front of
the Cruy Hone Steak Boue and Saloon ln
Santa Ana.
with a friendly setting for business or pfeasure.
even when a lop-name entertainer or group isn't
playing.
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Appearing April 1 thru ~· 2
SUZIE & THE S\\'EETHEARTS
P~ sweet sounds from the past .
Coming~·31
HOU..Y\\'000 :\RG) U:
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SJturJJ~'.
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,·aid r.Jrk1ng. :\nJ trv I >uh··=-l'\\:n· ~1· 1n-
J:ty f11r r11mlJy ni~ht-_ ·
,,. THE NEWPORTER RESORT
Special arrangements can be made for large
parties. Weddings have been held on the stage or
the saloon. Bands have also used the club's video ho:=;~~;;;~~~:;;:;;~:;;~~~=~~~====:~
racihties to tape music videos. and the Rams and • 10•· .... c-::...--1__...
Angels booster clubs usually meet there. The nees l
of 20-450 people can be accommodated.
Since the Crazy Horse opened in 1979, Fred 11 TE J1AI .lAi~ r \ lr ~SIO' : ' Reiser has served as a 1ack-of-all trades. Officially, l t1 . l ~ _ I ~ I L .. ~
·he 1s the director and vice president m charge of
operations. In this capacity, Reiser books top-o 11 s B
name performers for the Monday night conoer1s F H E l PER o;\ \ r I and maintains the restaurant's high standards. Jim ' \ J.
Knapp, Brad Miller and Dennis Sentt. who began
the restaurant originally. still actively participate in
the restaurant act1v1t1es.
Upcoming performers include: Eddie Rabbitt
on Apnl 18 and 19: Bobby Bare on April 25 and 26;
and John Conlee on May 2. Ray Charles performs
at least once a year at the Crazy Horse and the
event 1s always a sellout. The next appearance by
Ray Charles 1s scheduled for May 30 and 31.
Tickets go on sale on April 28 at 4 p.m
Located just off Dyer Road in Santa Ana at
1580 Brookhollow Drive. the Crazy HOfse serves
lunch Monday-Friday 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Dinner is
served nightly from 5 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. Theater
tickets range from S 19 to $26. Phone (714)
549-1512 for further information or reservations.
5 cupe buttermltll
4 112 Cupe flour
'h cup salad ofl
2 tbe. C09rM ground pepper
3tbe.ult
1 bottle Lone SIM beef (12 ounc:.9) ~ I
Olp cotossal-size onions 1n the at>ove batter Rings
need to be separated whole to allow for batter to cover
1hem propet'ly. SeNes lour people .
secret . here are the ingredients
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The liquid lums It ~ green. Md at the Crazy
Hor• la Mfwd In a long-stemmed ftlh bowl. Punch
..,..,.. two or more peopte.
Come in and savor as much of our famous f reshl\
tossed salad as you like. It's super
W} IERE Al .l 11 IL RL~I OF 1·1.\1 \ b ~l "X 'R."
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-Dining out with Judy---------------------------------------------------
If you 're ·going to LA, La Toque is oo-la-la
Ask any Los Angeles sophisticate to
name his or her favonie restaurants
and la T oquc 1s alwa) s m the top fi ve
or sc,·cn.
It comcs up as number -13-in the
new Zagat Los .\ngclcs restaurant
survc). not bad 1n a town with
hundreds of mtcrestm, choices..
The more often people dulC out. the
higher La Toque Sttmc; to register on
their personal ··fa,onte-hst. With
good reason.
La Toque 1s not only delightful.
s11 mulat1ng and well polished. 11's
affordable
It makt"S me mad to npcn the menu
1n a h1ghl) ·toutC'd restaurant and find
1herc's nothing I rcall) want to order
-C\Ccpt ma) be 1v.o or three items
pnccd in thC' S30 range. This JUSt
doesn·1 happen at La Toque. Qu11e
the opposite 1~ true. m fact.
From the uullaung appeuzers ($7
10 S I0-1sh) toa well-rounded batch of
en trees (S 18 to S2J l. the menu
pos111 vely reaches out and pulls you
into its spell.
A wann wild mushroom salad W1th
mesclun greens and prticky croutons
(S8) refreshed after a complill'lCntary
appetizer of sundried tomatoes wnh
goat chccsc and herbs. Rosti potatoes
with creme fraiche and gold cavw
($I 0) look and taste like a big. cnsp
potato pancake. I let o nty two uny
bites get into the ttuds of my
companions. In citchan,c I was
treated to a morsel of exqu1si,ely
tender Santa Barbar.I shrimp with
pesto sauce (at S 14. it was OM of two
appetizers more cxpenS1ve than the
nonn. the other being a S 17 duck foic
gras scared with pon and green
pcppcrt:'oms).
I got to taste a ,.~ wclkl~
Japanese seafood sal:ld ($10) but
mi~ o ut on what wa' probably OM
of the stars of the menu. a salad .of
green beans w11h roac;ted peppers.
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JUDY
CullUUll ·,
~re interspersed with my thm slic.es
of duck breast ($21 ). rm so spoiled by
the duck breast Jimmy Cichm1dt from
the Rattlesnake Ou~ in IXnver
served at .. Art of Dining II" at Four
Seasons a couple of weeks ago that
evcrythina else pelcs.
• Ken Frank should probably give
which. for some reason. nobody
ordered ($14). NeAt tjmc.
A very smooth bottle o( ''4 Groth
cabernct sauvipon ($28) siood in
nicely for a mis.sins Mcrlot. The wine
Usta' La Toque. while impressive and
generally well priced. has some holes
left by an ou1-0f~tc inventory.
Reaular entrce c hoices arc
augmented by nl&htly special~ and
1herc·s a SSS dcgustation of" six small
but exquisite councs <-hotcn by the
chef."
A quick calculation k,,'Cf us to feel we
could aie• more for o ur money. ~Y
choosing ourselves. althou&h the pru
fixe sounded inte~ting enough.
• Saddle oflamb wnh a light. roas1ed
prlic sauce (S23) couldn't have been
better. Pink bream (a firm. somewhat
strong-tasting fish) had a nice bell
pepper sauce ($22) and veal nb-cyc
with pon and fresh trufllcs was a
standout ($25).
Owner/cbcf Ken Frnnk uses some
vel') '"'erestint cut5 of meat aod
charges appropriate prices for them.
Thankfully. the.re was no chicken on
the menu. not even the free-range
''arict). which I can do n~ly at
home. thank you very m_uch. and hate
to have to contend with 1n rcsuurants
(cspcctally when the price is jacked
right up tbcrc with the foic ps).
Speakina of fote ~s. slKCS of it
Schmidt a call and ask hLm to share
the name of bis duck purveyor in San
FrancilCO. But then the price might
have to to up. As for the foic sras.
~ wasn't cnou&h of it. probably
allO a rdlection of the less-than·SJS
~':ins off the last delicious
drops of a bottle of '82 Mondavi
Reserve fume blanc (S30). I really
couldn't complain too much.
Othcf p>e>d choicn from the WIM
lisc an '84 St.ap' Leap c-abemct (S42).
the marvelous '83 Mondavi RcseTVe
cabcmct ($48). a budget-conscious
bottle of '8S Dry Crttk fume blanc
(S 18) and some uccllcnt chardon·
nays.
Maitrc d' Stephan (formetly of
l 'Orangerie) doubles a' sommelier.
For dcssen. two of us ordered the
Grand Marn1er soufflr with Grand
Mam1cr ice cmim (S8l. -1fs aJI egg
white: not much flour in this at all."
said the tounnet cook in our group. I
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A Trip to Me1ie1!
We hope you enjoy the at-
mosphere complemented with
our fine Mexican food ... in
Costa Mesa since 1972.
Lunch • Dinner • Coci(taits
Open Daily At 11 A.M .
Entertainmeat in De B•rro Room
296 E 17th St . Costa Mesa 645-7626
GULLIVER'S
Had Any Really Great
PRIME RIBS OF BEEF
Lately ?
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had to agree. ~ood taste. th.ough.
especially 1f you re fond of mennauc.
More menngues seemed to be the
spcclalt)' of the dcsscn chef: both the
hazlcnut dacquo1se and the chocolate
mOUSSC With ChOCOl:lte meringue
added to the cv1dcnc-c that there
might JUSt be some little Frc~chman
back m tbc kitchen wcanni out
balloon whisks and copper bowls at
an alannin& rate.
The usually bnsk husincss at La
Toque Sttms to be dominated by
sman-moncy typ«? and post yuppies
m conservative businecos attire. They
knov. they can get thc1r JOlhcs
experimentinJ with the navors o f
California cuisine without incumng
the kind of budget overload inherent
at~ hke Rex II R1storante. etc ..
etc.
l..a T-.ie. 1171 S--t Bt•• .. 1As Aqda. ZU-Gf.?iU . ...._., M ..
ay-FrWay; om.er, Moeay.s...ay.
Crdlt cat*. Vaid ,.rti91. hrfttt
seniee. Sl..,ae. ~deet at· ....-.re. Tiie ~ dee Y" p .
llley'll ,....,...y rell'lemkr Y"'
a&JM. ~'-die late .ai.w at Tiie c.me4y Stere, a few
Weeks .... -die s-.et Strif. Na•tcatiml BnMway wu MYtt dUs
easy.
CALIFORNIA OtHING AT ITS ANESTI
Entertainment Noghlly • ~. Cockwilt
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OutOnTheTown
The Movement: New and unimproved
Oricinally a dance-oriented band
called Secttt Strvice. a youna sroup
of musicians from San Clemcntt has
recmc~ on the local music scene
~1th a MW kcyboardi~t. album and
name.
But. as in this instan<X. change 1s
not always for the brttC'r.
On their vinyl dC'but entitled
··wa111n1 For You:· the rock aroup
1he Movement has produced eight
h1ghl)• derivative lune< that are long
on r«"yclcd nfTsand thnncsand shon
on invcntivencu.
As tbc album's o.,ena"f track.
··Love Won't Stop the Rain. blasted
from my spcakcn. I roukl swear the
Cuffs Billy Duffy was 'lluhina away
on lad 1u1w. But no -it's putanst
James Gilknc ~tins hcb that
~t"·vt' heard somewhere cl~ brforc.
onl) brttt'r.
Two over-Iona selections
ep1tom1ze an extretn('ly dclibrrate
and controlled style of dchvcry that
grows tirct0me in a hurry. The
repetitious "Why U Not Herc .. -
kind of a Mr. Mis1cr-mcets-
H1roshima b&llad -is slick and
dreamy but fails to create any sus-
tained motion or allurt'.
The ~peche Modian ")Vind
Against The Man" is as cold asa New
England winter, as the bass and
percussion lock into a mechanized.
passionless aroovc, ~nd the fills
JOHN
Roos
offered b~ ncwl) 3rqu1red kt'}·
board1st Sand) Markt'~ distract mort'
than tht') t'ngagc. wath hi s passages
seeming 10 surface at all lht' wrong
umes.
Howe,cr. "Wa1ung I or You" docs
ha'c llS momt"nts 1aJbc1t bneO. Tht"
tatlt'-track projects a sin~rc vulnt'r·
ab1hty and opennt"ss. and Gillette
finall) showcases some lint'. Ou1d
guitar work.
The 1nsp1rt'd singing of te'-t'
Chflon rcacht's nt'~ heights on the pl~ading "Onl) To Want Mt".'. a tune
that shO"WS what can happen when tht'
band pla)'s as a un1fit"d whole rather
than d1sparatt' parts
But o"crall and compared to rt'-
rould use some onganal mov~ of
1hc1 r o~n.
ATTN: 1'1PPER GORE AND SUP-
PORTERS OF THE PARENT'S
MUSIC RESOURCE CENTER
IP.M.R.C.I -Dunng has rcttnt
spol..cn-word program :n the Roxy in
Loi. Angeles. formt'r Dead Kenned)
leader Jello B1afra askt'd: ··1f we judge
all pe. ople who like AC'/OC by the
N1gh1 Stalker. does that mean we
Judge all people who ~lit"vc in God
b' (John Lennon mmdercr) Mark
Chapman""·
REVAMPED U'M'LE FEAT RE-
UNITES -As one of the most
1nOucn11al bands in the '70s. Lmle
Feat mu.ed nearl) C'-C'fY clement of
Southem music -blues. country,
gospel. rockabill). ~1c. r&b. funk
-to form their own wonderful!)
cclcct1c style. Now. the fi ve surv1v1ng
members (1 nclud1ng p1an1st Bill)
Pa)ne. gu1tanst Paul Barrcrc and I
bassist Ken G radnt')) ha"c reunited,
along with newl> acquired singer I
Craig Fuller. who replaces t~ late
Lowell George. Sch('(!uled to dcl>ut
on Apnl 30 at the Ne~ Orleans Jazz I
and Hcnt.a.ge Fesu' al. the group has
also been rccordtng new matenal for
an e•rl>·a~·a1tcd LP
The week's top videocassettes
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Yo u·· 1s as forgettable as )Cstcrda~ ·s
lunch. At best. the Mo,emcnt dt'-
fa,ers mdod1c. hghtwr1ght pop-rock
1n the t:Xxter 'Cin Rut lacking in ·
1ngmu1ty and '-cn-c. their d1sap-
poinung debut points 10 a band that
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in an
Intimate & Elegant
Atmosphere
To Tantalize Your Palate
or (lunch • Dtnn«r • Sunday Brunch) mdg 2931 E. c ... , Highway. Co•ona del Mu
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OutOnTheTown
~ rt'I fr1t'ndi. en10~ dininc here
Ol)('n da1h from 11 e.m for
1.unlh. l>mner end C'ocl11.eil$
Enlt'rlamml'nl Wrd -Sun night.
m lhl' Burm H110m 296 E. l71h
Sc . Costa M tMI 64!> 7626
&TEAk & 8EAS:OCO
BOBBY McGEE'S
Our huu"'° <>ptt1•lty 11 makm11:
t'\f'r\ meal a special 11('("aJ110n'
Y w'll "&ant a frunl ruw wet for lht>
food and fun at Bobby McGtt.
10·h..rt' tht mt-nu futures fev<>r11.t'S
likt' pnmt nh of bed au jus. only
1he finnl a,ailablt frn.h fah,
l'SlJA chui« slt'aks. lobster. end
c11mhmatlun dmMrs. Every entrtt
mcludt'<' ovf'n frtth brud. fl'fth
't'l(t'tablt. and a trip lO our eward·
winnml( r.alad bar .. and eft.-r din·
Mr. \11u r en dantt end romance m
lht' ·w~t r~t'1 m091 u c1tin«
nightclub. f ur a night on the town.
or el'IY11me. mab 1t 1pecw with
the mec1r In Srwport Bnch,3.SJ
wt C'ua5t H11hwey. For rnu
'atmns cell fi l4) 67:)-~
CAFE LIDO
Cafe Lido i• Newport C'enMry
Villqe 's only supper dub. It'•
located on BalboA Peninsula. Cefe
Lido is well known for 11.a fr"h
.eafood aeltttiof\I and rontem
porary rumM . prepartd by Chef
Frenr111. The warm. mt1melt' and
cozy ambience of dusty rote and
burgundy decor rrute e perftct
at1N1&phere for your dm11\1( u
periena C'efe Ltdo is alto the
rec1p1ent of the Prn1111ou'
Southern CAiifornia Restaurant
Wntera Silver Award Cuual al
Urt>. OlnMr m1h1ly until mid
ni1ht. Live jell ni1htly Cell
67fl·2968 for rftt!rvahons.
THE CANNERY
Th111 hlltorir weterfront landmark
in Newport'1 Cannery Vil'-ct fta·
tUf'f'll fffth local tufood end Eest
em beef COM11tently l"od wr·
vice. open for Lunch. Dinner. Sun
Brunch and l'hempaine Harbor
Cruillft. Entertamm1n1 ·niihtly
and Sun afternooM P.n.ioy 1ht
lounge foud r;ellerv-superb clam
chowder! 30 10 LaFeyt"llt
67!1·57i7
CRAZYHOllSE
STEAKHOUSE
Country din in it w11 h rla s'
Authentic wtStern dttw '"
taurent and uloon. ftaturing
prime rib. frn h ~•foods. and
their famc)U5 pan 1autttd stuk1
Lunch. Mon-r ri DinTlt'r rtMr·
vat10M 1uarantffd Dencinr; and
hve mu I(' m the saloon Dyer Rd
E111t/Newport Fwv S.nca Ana
(7141 549 1512.
PARKSIDE RESTAURANT
Relive yHt.erdey et the Puluude
ftttteurant. formerly The Caeque.
delight in« l<>Clll d1nu1 for OVtr Ii
yu,.... Perli111dt"'1 full dinner feirt'
includn stub. prirM rib end
frl"lh sufood . Sun.et Dinner
Sptt1als ere served et only $7.95
5 7P M Deily Lunch Specie!&
stert at onh• $4.95. served in a
quiet. mumett' etmosphert. they
malit' for e perfttt lunch mttlln&
w11h an import.ant clit'nt. or a
rrluinr; eftt"moon breeli with e
... pec1al M>~M. Live tntert.em·
ment 11 now offered Tues.-Sat.
1 ~25 Broolihunt m Milt' Square
Pina, rtn. Valley. (il41775-7978.
EL PESCADOR
Prertically e lqtnd 1n it.a own
timt'. this locally popular tsteb
li,hment has been trinain& 11.a CUI·
turners bark since the tarly 1950'1.
!'\per talizm( 1n pri~ meet.a end
an u ctllt'nt vant'ty of -(ood.
chef Duke preparH every meal lo
perfertwn Nut lo be miued are
h1., Thursde_v night lte lien
Spec1alt1tt. and h11 femou1
c~eke. Piano Bar and 11ut
bucket m the lounae ni1htJy M'·
companied by good tilllft end
fnendJy facet. Lunch M·F 11·3;
OinMr ni&htJy 4:30 &.o 11: Lil Mid·
n1lt' Fn. Ir !'\et 40 1 E. I i th S1 .
C'us1a Mtta. ~8·324 1.
THE REX RESTAURANT
Located on the ~enfroot ac:r06S
from the Newport Bt'ach pier. The
Rei 11 the Oranse Coest's mOlit
udutive seafood rHteuret1t. Well
known for fresh Hawaiien
courmt't fish 1electioM and
perielizina in sWttt Channtl
Island abalone, tendt'r vul and
prime meata. TM Ru Rt"steurut
is the chotce of &ocals u -u u
vituton. R«ipient of the pres·
us1ous Travel-Holidey award.
Cuuellelt'tent ettirt. Sunday
Brunch. dinner. Call 675-2b66 for
rt"Mrvetiom. Valet p111k.iftc
SAIL LOFT
Sail Loft Bar 6 Grill future.
Ott&n view dtnlO« With the
emphu11 on fresh wafood. Oystt>r
ber. live enttrtainmttit niJhdy in
the ber attL ()pt"n for dmrwr
ni1htly from 5 p.m. WHkt'nd
hoors frum 10:30 Lm F'ebulOU$
Sunday Brunch .. Located et 400
P.C H m t...sune Beech.
TALE OF THE WHALE
E1perit"ntt e •t..s> beck into time
to e pl.a« where you can din. el
yuur IJWfl It.sure. Enjoy the ro·
marwe of uld Newport withe pul·
oraml(' bey view E1cite your
~nM" .-uh their .e ... tton.1 we
food and tredit1unal fevor1tift.
Bruk(ut i a m. Mon.· Fri .. Lunch
11 4 Mun rri . Dinner 4-11
Mun. Sat SaL and Sun. Brunch
7 4. Oyr.t.tr Bar Fri,, S.t. 6 Sun.
Banqu.t f1e1l1tia up lO 500 400
Mam St .. Balbue. 673-4633
THE W AllEHOUSE
RESTAURANT
Offerinc dinen a vt.w ol Nt'WpOrt
Bay and a b eckcround of aail·
boeUI. T he WerehouM Ree-
teu1ant, located in Lido Marina
ViJi-c't el 3450 V-ia Oporto .• ia OM
11( the largest r~taurenu located
unt he watf'rfronl In eddition to a
•underfuJ menu. Tbt' Wereh<>uw
is a great pl.ace for outdoor d1n11'1[
on it..s brand MW heated. three
tiered brick pauo Tlw Warehouw
~ open for lunch 11:30-2 30. dtn
nrrs M o oday ·Thurada)'
5 30·10.30, rridey·S eturdn
f)::l() 11 and Sunday 5 10 uper
:unday Brunch IOA.M. · 2P M
!\bjor credit card• ere atttpted
f or rewrvetinns. cell Ii 14 1
6i 3·4700.
INDIAN
BUKHARA
CUISINE OF INDIA
Perhapa the moat naun1 ""'
'"teunnt in Huntinctc>n 8"ch.
BUKHARA. brinp to you the
tute and et.moaphert of India.
Moat of the food at BUKHARA••
pttpettd in e Ta.ndcxw (clay oven I.
Frfth apiees crnte unique tut.et
and dilt.inctive atocua for eactt
diah. Voo1J ftnd the food eulht'n·
tic and rtMOMbly priced. And.
the etmoaphett to Wanll and ID·
Li...u th9t it , ... lib home.
Open 7 dayii a-"' Lunch lttVed
11 :30·2:30 p.m. with lunch IJl«'Wt
beJinni.111 at $2.99. Dinner -~
5:30 p.m.-10-.30 p.m. Friday A Set
wd.y open Lil 11 p.m. Rewr·
veltona and takt' out Ofdera -1
come. Conveniently located ecrc.6
from the Huntiniton Centt"r (off
the 4o.s frwy at Bnch to Edin(erl
7~ Edinpr A,.... (714) 842-3171.
~·N•liili"f1 •41 a.
GRAND DINNY THBATZ•
lmpt"8in d ini"f and pro-
ft"s6ional pruducttc-er. aur. lo
pldie nth lt-you viaiL Tlw
utraofd1nary buffet olfen l'OMl
baron ol beef. 1&a.cl hem witll e
fruit uutt. Geufsia ct.icbo with
peechn and slut ..t tJw M8hi
M11h1 11 ~ntd in a pt"aunt uUC't'.
Tri rul11r r .. 11 urun1 and cream "' a
rt'lll fa\urite En,.'}' d1nMr and a
pla\ 1on1ch1' C.rend Dinner
Theat,., lu<·atrd w1th1n the (;rand
Hutrl m Anaheim 111 I Hotel Wa)
l"aJI 77 ! 7; Ill
HARLEQUS
DINNER THEATER
i-:, .. n c·u<;tumrr ran ht e1pectf'd If•
ht trt"atf'd like 11 r rlt'br11\ Ttw
1htaler oiler• ..c-rumptlOUi. m.-als
101th tup prudu<t1om in an elecant
acmuo .. pherf' Ttw MTUmptuous
buffrtt 1mludr.. r•.Ut baron uf
littf. chfrkt'n and ftiih d111ht'f..
pai.tb. ,.alad ... \t>geteblft.. end u n
lul dr ... ~rt.. The Sat and Sun
1.,unc h mdudt-.. e varwty <•( tit
d1~h~ The l"l'lf'bnt) Ttrrltn' 11
A\a1labk f•.r pri\alt d1nnti Tlw
1n<i" 1duall~ dtt'urated prwatt'
bakon\ room• u\t rloolt the 4~·
"4'al ho;r~.c-shaped ruin r~
Tlw Harlequin ... lunled et :\.~
S H•rbur 1n Sante Ane Call
979 7;.:10
GINO'S ON THE HILL
AJm .. "t a <"•"ta Mf"ia landma.rk
..,beJe fnench and mt"murin MHl,
<:1.,.I• 1~n·t an Italian Rnteurant.
bu1 1o rnteurenl bt1nc run by a
flonll llahan E\·en t~h they
'-t'nt man\ ltahan 1~m.. thev abu
ufff'r a larict' \eriet)' 1o/ (l(htr 11-5
oo 1heir mf'nU Known for
.. HuM•t food and ftw.ndly 91Pr
'1C"f',.. (;ino··, fratures a , • .,It'd
nwnu with emph.uis on quahtv
and rteMtnahW prlttS. Corkbul
hour with 1n(erest10« not..-et
-4.30 p m. and hve tnlt'rtalnmttll
Mon thru. Sat. frum 8.:.0 p.m.
~turda • 6 Sonday bnakfast
from 9 e.m. L.t<'8ttd et 438 E.. 17th
StrHt. C~te Mna. Call 650· 17.C,0
f1•· rhenet..-. d1~ti<~ •~
wbeffovtt.
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