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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20, 1988
Laguna Laurel
project awaits
su13ervisors' Off
By BOB VAN EYKEN
Of .. o.llp......... -
Despite protests from l,:aguna Canyo n preservationists. counl > planning
commissioners granted preliminary approval late Tuesday for The I rv1 ne Co.'s
Laguna Laurel project.
A group calling itself Laguna Ca-
nyon Conservancy opposes t he pro-
j"ect and claims that environmental
studies have not given adequate
considcra1ion to canyon wildlife.
which includes a number of en-
dan,&ered species. The 3.200-home
pro1ect 1s planned for construction
near the north end of Laguna Canyon.
Annexation
mlghtblock
development
Conservancy members say they By LANCE IGNON
want to keep all development out of °'IM ewtr ...... ..,.
the canyon and will seek tts prescr~ In its continuing effon to block
vatit>n as a wilderness park. · de,elopment in Laguna Canyon. the
But Irvine Co. offic1ars· say the Laguna Beach (tt~ Council will
2. I 50-acre pro1ect protects the en-attempt to anne>. a piece of land
vironmcnt and guarantees public where The In ine Co. intends to build
access to trails and 1wo lakes. which more than 3.000 homes.
are Orange Count~ 's only natural If successful. the move could give
lakes. the city power to alter the size and ··A key benefit is that residents will scope of the Laguna Laurel housing
be able. '>'tthout trespassing. to gain project. said Andrew Ogden. attorney
access to the lakes and to trail heads for the Laguna Can} on Conservanc).
leading to the Irvine Coast." said "hichalsoadvocatesannexatton.
Carol Hoffman. a seniordirectorwith .. I th ink it's imponant for us to do
the Ir\ inc Co. this." Mayor Dan Kenney said.
The lakes. "lf1ch have been a focal ··w e·vc been fighttng the battle on
point of Laguna Canyon Conservan-an) humber of fronts. I think we
cy·s concern. arc on Irvi ne Co. should go ahead and file for anne~a-•
property and are not presently ac-tion of that area."
ccss1ble to the J?Ubltc. The plan. unanimoush approved
Hoffman said the compa~y will bv 1he council, would Include the
contribute land toward formation ofa ' annexation of t'>'O In 1ne Co. parcels
Laguna Lakes Res1onal Park. (Pleue eee ANNEX/ A2) Company offi cials also call atten-
11on to 1he more than S6 million in
road fees they have agreed to pay as
pan of the development·agreement.
Also included in the agreement is a
commitment from The lrvme Co. to
grade a ponion of the-San Joaquin
Hills Transponation Corridor. a
proposed h1gh"'a ~ that will link the
Corona del Mar Freewa) with the San
Diego Freewa,.
Tht• Cll) o( Laguna Beach also 1s
(Pleue eee LAGUNA/ A2)
0.-, .... ~.,LM~
Laurie Luak hu been. flC.btln& her nd&hbor, the Pacific
Amphitheatre, o•er not.e that ahatten the peace of her
home. With her at the theater'• entrance are he.r children
Daniel, 4, Jonathan, 6 , Aaron, 9, and Rebecca, 7 week.a.
25 CE!\TS
CM noise
pact e&-1-led
a sellout
Settlement mulled
.._''counci l. a rena .,
upse~ neighbors
I By JENNI ER~: i'ER
Of .. 0.-, "91 It.I'!
Costa \1 esa r-:~1dent~ ... ho h21.' c:
been bombar1.kd "· the '>Ound , 1
music StnCl' PJ1. l l ~mphnheatrt·
opened 1n 14 ' 14, .. t' 'urpn<.ed .ind
an~ TuesdJ' -'llh a propO!>l'l.l
sen kmen1 tw:I" ·c:ri the cit' lt"'
amphtthc.-ater Jnd •nr Orangt" Count'
Fair Board
.. , think 11 tiurdef'> on being "
sellouL" said Ru-..., \lallaL Ont" of thi:
leaders in thi: tampa1gn against tht'
arena ·-rm.' e~ 'c:~ unhapp~ "'uh
11 It's all prv-ampn1tht"ater ··
Laune Lusl.. 3l1. u~d tht" Cit' of
-ca' mg 1n to pressure from the
amphitheater onh v.e't'l..s tx-1orc-:he
group's law-sun goc> to coun
•• 1 JUSt hati: tv 't'e mone~ ta!._ ··
Lus.._ ~td ··11 ., been Sul h a bitter
b:lltk ..
The a~c.-emt"nt v. h1ln offiu als rebonedl~ na'e v. )r ed on s1me
f l'.'bruan Lalls tor ·he .m·na to be
fi nt"d :1' ·much .is SY .. t.JO(J a n1gh1 1f 11
e\L'l.'Cd'> t'stabhsheJ noise limit dur-
ing a concen
~ draft of 1he ..greement relea~
Tue~da~ alsu proposes that rnncens
end b~ lu·3(• pm unda~s 1hrr ugh
Thu~a~s and b~ 11 pm Fnda\S
anJ \a1urda' s
\kmocrs 01 <.. o ncemed C-1uuns of
( m.tJ \1es.a a homeowners· group
'>w "l g the Jmphtth!'.'ater. -.ere not·
1m ludt"d in tht" d1scuss1ons that <'Ould
hr.rng .rn end tu )Cars of legal
"rJnghng. 1111 officials from the
f J..r S.iard and the 8 t\ saud the\ hope
!lh ~roup ''Ill drop it~ suit ·
t t' \1anager -\llan R~e-r said
tn1. 1.k,·1s1un 10 >et"k a St'ttlement -.as
malle~cau~ the council. which has
pa d pan 1.ll the legal bills for the
dt.Lens· group. -.anted to~ results
< 1nl· a~ix-ct oi the agreement 1s that
l.rnd1ng from the cit~ -.ould stop.
I ihin.._ ;he .:ounc1rs pos1uon 1s we
,,,.,;anue tu put mone~ in the lawsutt
dnd 'la' e noth ing to sho-. for 1L "nd
•i u1uld !!O on endkssl~ " Roeder
~I~
Roeder s quest for a quick soluuon
" u nlkN ored in a letter deli' ert'd to
tht Fair Board and the amphtthcatt"r
mJnagl!ment His letter urges ap-
pro' al of the proposed settlement
"'llhin.'' Ila 's The Fa1r Board 1sdue w. 'ns1der the: proposa l at It ~pnl ~8
mt"etang..
.. The real issue here is ho1o1o we can
><.•I' e 1he probtem sh on ol ha' mg the
arn phttheatc.-r go a1o1oa<· said ~orb
Banos1..._ 1he tao(\ general manager
·· ~nd l"m nu1 sure that"s going to
happen ··
The drart cafo for the ampt)1tnca1er
t...-1 obe' tnc nc11'.>t' standards the Cit\
and F.rn Board agreed to in 19 ·
That '<'I lt mll'> t'I 50 decibels in
rt"'S1dt"nt1al art'as betv.een 11 pm and
(Plea. eee All.ENA/ill
20lnnlngs CM referendum drive called de fee tive
By JENNIFER WEBER
Of .. o.llp .........
Charging that a referendum dme
against a nonh Costa Mesa develo~
ment is .. fa1all~ defective," an at-
tome~ for developer C.J Segerstrom
1s asking that the m~sure not go
before the cit~ 's 'oters.
.. It 1!> our op1n1on that this rcfer-
l'ndum 1~ 1n' ahd both substanti vely
and proc t"duralb and therefort'
should no1 be submitted to the
ekctordle for a \Ott":· .\ttorn.t·~
Robert E Cu mt> "rote 1n a leuer 'to
C 1t} .\11orne' Thomas Wood.
The k11er ·"'as made public to<la ~
b' c11' leaders
·The referendum \ttks to o"enum
the Ctt) Counc1r s appro~al o. a
general plan amendment for the 9~
acre Home Ranch proJect nonh of the
an Diego free"' a~ Oppontnts d a1m
tht' suppon1ng documents for tht"
amendment are nddled v.tt h errors
J nd d a1m the ,ounc1l pu-.heJ
through too has111~
The knc:r came as a surpnse to •
le-ader tif LllS~J Mesa R~dents fo'
Rt·spons1l:llc ( 1ro-. th. the c111 uns
group 1ha1 .:ollerted' enough signa-
tures II.' forl·t· 1h1.• de\ elopmen1 plan
f•nto tht· \.o,t•mlx'r Ni llot
\ ll' .Kt1' 1st . and' Geni.s s.a1d the
!;;1: .. r · J.atC'd .\pnl 1· . 1s filled v.tth
" ,, ~1\ou~ ..tf!uments .. and sm<1cks of
a Jc, doper .. ,u t sulhng for time -
Cume an attome' wnh the Costa \k~ lav. firm of Latham & Watkins.
<..ltd 1ithe refer'Cndum passed. the aty
(Plea. eee REP'EREllfl>Ull/ A2)
Fountain Valley's Rae
Rice pitches 20 scoreless
innings./81
Riinner passes· 7, 000-mile nlark 2more
storms
due on
Coast-Nation
1-Michael Dukakis beats
Jesse Jackson in the·New
York Democratic primary
and Sen. Albert GoreJr.'s
poor showing may force
him from the race./ A4
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. Hijackers nee
jet; Kuwaiti
hostages safe
BJ CB.UU.a CAMPBELL .................
ALGIERS. Algeria -Shiite
Moslem sunmen slipped out of 1
Kuwaiti Jet at dawn today -~
poncdJy with 1 promiw of safe
coMluc.t -and their-Jl~ were fl'ft.d. endina · 1 t 6-day hajackina
ordeal.
The hijaden left Allicr's for an
unknown dntination, ICCOl'dina to
sourcn in the ~n Gulf who 99ke
to The Aaoci1kd Prc:t1 on condition
of 1nonymiry. TM Kuwait News ~ said no ckal was made with
the hiJKkm e•cesM safe Pl'"• to Iran or l.ebuon.
The Aleeriln 90vernmen1 hlld
mcd.iated with the hijlcMn. who the
hostaecs said numbmld lbcMat "-"' (Pl••-•••• JM)
Jog around u .s. to raise funds for new·
fitness academy su-rvives lean times
By PAUL ARCHIPLEY
Of"'9!Wlr"941411f!
In Nonh Dakota. the mone) ran
out. In Nc1o1o England. hea' > sno-.
storms made 1t 1mposs1ble to sec the
wa). In the Fl orida everglades. end-
less miles ofhungr:-lookingalligators
lounged JUSI ~ards away from the
road.
Through 1t all.· Sarah Fulcher
persists. She has been running. da)
after da}. since last July when she left
Laguna Hills. Not the kind of jog
many "mencans take around their
neighborhoods for C.\Cerc1se.
Fulcher as running marathon di~
tances. E ,·en da' she runs betw~n 10
and 30 miles. ·
mile mark. 'omet1me in ~ugust.
she'll run into the Las Vegas Hal ton
v. here J fund-raising dinner -.-.111 be
under "a~ In the process. she'll top
the 10.600-mile mark and set a -.orld
record for the longest conunuous run
-\n)one "'ho has JUSt run 30 miles
might be e\pt'C'ted to kick back and
rela.\ ~ot Fulcht.•r.
T he ~5-,car-old Nonh Carohnan
often bcguis her da} at a local school
"here she talks to youth about the
importance of fitness and helps
conduc-t a national fitness test.
.\ftcr her da1h run. she's schedukd
at banquets. press conferences and
other cven1s.
In bet-.een. she ·swims and lith
weights dall).
8~ GREG ltLERKX °' -0.-, Net .....
Ii 'ou ha'e 'l.'latt'es or fnends
1,' 1ng in , hall'. Jamp Eastern st.att"S.
tht·~ rt probabl~ den' 10g sinister
plea~url· in ~no"' in g that the recent
v.e3thcr 1n uthcm Cahfom1a is no
~tlcr than theirs
\\ t" I iul ... ~. brace \OU~IVC'S. Th1-i~' J~t.·n·i ~'-''"8 to get an~ better
,,, er 1n, 'le\t ll""' da'~
Pll '\ '"'' .mm<'d1a1e end 1n sight
tor thl ra n .. that ha'e doused Orangr
( 1ur:, t('f :he pa"I t'.A.O days as two
mort" ,wr!T' art" bre-. ingofTthecoast.
3l('Ord1ng "' the '-iat1onal Weather
~~ ~lC'
\\eat her ton'<'aster> ~1d thunder·
~tnrm.. •ould rum~lt" throu.tth the
rei 10 latl" w d:i.'
As part of a fund-raising anp
research pro1ect fdr the National
Fitness Foundation. Fulcher is run-
ning along the entire border of tM
continental United States. She'll dash
through 33 states in all.
Last week she passed the 7.000-
Last -.eek she was in Tampa. Fla
She had "'om out 24 pairs of shoes
Ph ) s1cals. including blood and stress
tests. are being g.1ven rqularl~. Her
bo<h contains 8 to 10 ~rc-eni bod'
fa t. So far. she has avoidtd any majo'r
(Pleue .-RUJllJllSR/ A2)
Sara FulcberbraYallalne'• foul weather last January
u ahe rune tb.nM1CJa tJae atate.
R.:un'> "err genera II~ hght but
u,n.,1~tl·n1 throughout Orange Coun-
t~ h•r a ~+-hour penod through 8
a m I.. ornna del Mar rctt1ved .6.,
m,h<"' o l prcnp1tat1on ~hilt" Hunt·
mgh'n Beach l"f'CCI\ cd .63 mches.
Trio held in milliOn dollar ~~:~:::::::::.::·:::~
fall l ,~sta \1csa rctt1ved 68 1nche-s
t t f d t • ~nd '-anta ~na rt"Corded 711ncht"S inves men rau opera lOil m~~~~~~Qgl~~~~s~~~-('";.,~~~ •
"'111 prohabl) taper off Thursda)
BJ GREG UZAU ..............
Thrte men connected with a Costa
Mesa-bued '"boiler room" fraud
operation involv1n1 millions of
clolle..,..."9nd hundreds of mvmon
WC"rC anntcd Tunday in the 5C'C'Ond
~ invatmrnt fnud bust on the Ora•Coast an Ins than Ill months..
Ams1td T'unday on sustMrion .of
1rand theft. tonspira(y, 1ele-
market1• bud and sttu.rilia hud
MTC Jerold Na~. SS. with homes in Newport k ac.h Ind Plaftgrioft.. Fla.~ StcpMn Paul Bedmola. 37. or
lrviM:..end Timoth Geotet Gutlk.
29. of C-.a Meta.
~n and Guth •~ brt~ hetd
in Newpon 8cach City . Jail on
SI 0.000 be.ii 1 nd a S-l00.000 wa.mnl
ftom Pnnsylv1nta. 5Aad Newport
Beac-h Octectl\C Mark Ftshtt.
Nabndge. behe,ed to be tM presi·
dent and o-.ner of the rom~n). 1s
being held on S I m1llton bail and a SJ00.000 Penns) h anta ~vnmt.
F1sht>r said 1n,est1p tors ha't" war·
rantl fbr the l rrt'St o( fh e Ofhtr
s1apc-cts 1n tht" opn;tt1on.
At 10:40 a.m T~'· 1n-
vntiptors from the Oraner tount'
Otsanct <\ttom<')'°s Map Fraud
Unat. tM U.S. Posial lnsptt'to(s
Offitt and 1he ~ pon leach Pohc:~ °"*1~1 Economic Cnmc l 'tul
raided the of'fkes of M~ Mtftttll
Propcnees Inc.. l900 lmeot
COICa Maa.1111d F1~.
lnYftt..-1on btl~~ lbt finn"• pn.naoaJ opmiton ha vt lakton 1 n o'~' SI mtlhon patd by ~ than
200 1n~ for bceaas anvotmmts
an od and ps tear propaua. tatd
Fi<.hl'f The .. --om p.1n' has bttn in morning anJ things ma) actuall)
opcrat11.>n >1 n~'\" I Q1\S clear up
F1 her said the M1d"'-nt M1ntral But n ~on"t lan "nothcr Storm,
operatton was s1m1larao a 1n,t'Stment ~'<-~thh mort" intense. should sweep
fraud operation '""Oh ing l nttth through , uthem Ca.ltfomaa Fnda).
ln,t'Stment Corp of ~t' .. l)On 8ca<-b .,.1th \et anot~r front mo\l'l"t an
tn-Y\: fl emplo~ t~ drlnudtd man--S.aturda.L
than '"' c~ton .out o( mOT"C than "\\ t Sttm to ha' e a UCCC$$10ft of
S:! m1lhon b' pr'ommns lucratt'e ~tonn mo' mg throuatt:· ,.id
prtcious met~ 10,cstment" (mmplOn ··v.c houldn"tcxpeneft« -E~nhalh . n "~the ~me~-an) tt.al problems 1f at ranaias ·•
atton. <'~('('pt that \lid"~' •-as o~-tcad\ -
1ng 011 and g;u '"'~tment'-." uild Or&n,r Count) dmen lt'emed IO f tihcr ha' c team~ their tenons dun1'1 llll
.\s 1n •he ln\ttb case: \hd•n•' wttl' aon of ~
M1ncTal emp&o'tts ~hc:ntd ~ Most local polecc ~ aM
oat '"'-nt(M'S. ~ t~lcpho-ne. 1llqcdl tht ahfomaa H.pwa~ Pllrol •
teff•"I ~th.-011 and ps iwica Poncd a h ftndtr-bendm.. bul •
Wtttabout lOIO up and 1b11 an OM ttnou a«ickGlS Turtdey ._. Gr '-nd h 1 lk thts monuaa. O•n•na NI .,, I or... :posits In c-·-M-_..__ ___.._ --.,'OU.Id ~ke '°" of moM'. td -..._ -..-. ·-.,._..
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• Al* Ol ... CIMICWLY...._OTI~. Aptlt20, 1988
RBPBRENDUM LABELED DEFECTIVE •••
._Al
...W Mvc 10 fall beck on the seneral
plu IMt was in effect before the
Uaeftclmeat wu-1.Kbd on. But a
~~bu ruled the sncraJ plan was iJaefftctive. It wu
ihat rulina, in fact. that prompted the
council to adopt the current amend·
Me.Ill.
.. Just as the City Council cannot
lq.islalt' an invalid (>lln neither can
the cl«torate:· Cumc wrote.
But Genis araued that any poltcy-
scttina d«ision by the council can be
subjttt to a ~frrcndum . If the voters ina. He wall be re iewina the c ity's
ovcnurncd lhc current amendment. comph1nce with his jud1mcnt April
she said. the council would simply 29. a nd his report on the city's efforts
ha c to adopt 11\0thcrt>M . --Is expected by May l .
The earlier coun rulin1 has stalled Currie's letter anacks the petitions
work on One South Coast PJace. the circulated by city 1ctivists. callin1 the
first phast of the Home Ranch petitions ··raually defective" because
development located ~tween the complete tut of the council's
Harbor 8oulev1rd and Fairview ~lution was not attached to the
Road and south of Sunflower Dnve. petition&. The docu~nu should
Preliminary work on the 12-and have had a diqram showina heiaht
20-story office towers stopped 1n limitations. a map showin• amend· ~ptember when Judie iully H. ments to traffic circulation and ~ymour made his preliminary rul-"other fi1urn referenced in the
resolution," he said.
"In other words. he wants us to
Van driver picks.wrong car
. to hit in freeway smashup
include the whole two-volume (en·
vironmental impact report) for the
referendum?"' Genis asked. "That is
the most biurrr thinl 1 can think of.
That is out.side the realm of reason-
able limits. That is absurd:'
A 27-yc:ar-old Rancho Santa
Marprita man was arrested early
today after he allegedly lost control of
his van and plowed into a parked
Calirornia Highway Patrol cruistr
that was at the scene of a previous
acciden t.
Nelson Dillard was arreste'd on
suspicion of felony dnvina under the
influence of alcohol followma the
12:09 a .m. collisaon on the San Diego
Freewa} near o\lic1a P1rkway.
CHP OffiC't'r Carl Twigg.
But Currie said that without the
said information. the petitions ~re
"manifestly m11Jead1na and confus.-
ina." Officers Steve Bttuwsacn and
Alvin Yamaguchi suffered moderate
injuries in the wreck. and were taken
to Saddleback Community Hosptial
1n Laguna Halls.
An I 8-year-0ld Santa Monica man
10\ohed in the imual accident that
drew o fficers to the scene was also
1n1ured .
Wood is rcviewint .the letter and
thr referendum, w~~c <?hy
Council has yet to formally place on
the ballot. City o fficials have said they
won't consider; the maucr until at
least May 16. when Seymour rules on
whether the .e1dstin1 amendment is
acceptable.
TRIO HELD IN INVESTMENT SCAM •••
From Al
Fisher. The money was instead
depositrd in personal bank accounts
and used to pur("hase possessions for
company officers. he alleged.
One of the company officers used S 11 7,843 to purchase a 1988 Rolls
Roy« SahcrSpurfrom a Flonda auto
dealership. said Fisher
"h appears that the funds were
used to furn ash what we believe was a
• very comfortable hfcstylc.'' for the
company's officers. said Fisher.
Unlike In tech officials. wbo·simply
lied to disaruntlcd investors or. on at
least one occasion. had them beaten
. up. officials at Midwest Mineral
simply moved their business when
investors became too cunous. police
said. In less than one year. the
company m oved its office from
lrvtnc to Newport Beach and finall}
to Costa MC'SI. said Fisher.
A single investor 1n Bnghton
Township. P.a .. was bilked out of
$245.000. prompting Pcnnsylvu1a
officials to issue arrest warrants for
Nabndgc. Bederson. G uth and other
~ompan} pnncipals.
Nabndgc·s bail was initially set at
$31 0.000. but 1n ,cs11~tors feared he
might make bail and fl~ before he
could be prosecuted o r extradited to
Penns) lvania. and Harbor M un1c1pal
Court Judge ftusscll Bostrom 1n-
creased the bail. .
Fisher said local investigators are
b1d1ng their time while dasirict at-
to rne) s discuss possible extradition
"1th Pcnnsyl ania officials. Penn-
S} lvan1a 1nves11gators "have a case all
read} to go" against the Midwest
Mineral officers. and Fisher said the
suspects will probably be extradited
for prosec ution there and returned to
Orange Count} later.
Meanwhile. the leader of the lntcch
operation is scheduled for sentencing
in U.S. District Court on Monda}.
said Fisher.
. tidatthcw Valcn11nc. 28. of New·
pon Beach, pleaded aualty in January
to three counts of mail fraud and two
counts of interstate transportauo n of
stolen property. He couJd receive 6 to
10 yca{'S in federal prison for the
fcloni~ said Fisher.
The compan1·~ sccond-in-com-
mand. Jame$ tglitis. 40. also of
Newport Beach, was senten~ on
April 6 to 4'h years in prison.
Fisher said the Orange County
Boiler Room Task Force. corisistina
of local. county and federal officials.
is currently working on 45 suspected
investment fraud cases throuahout
the county.
MORE STORMS DUE ••• From Al
tributcd to a fi ve-car pileup on
Harbor Boulevard north of Wilson
Street Tuesday. The accident was
triggered at about 2: I 0 p.m. when a
wo man tned to stop for a traffic signal
and her car sltd into the one ahead of
her. No inJuncs were reported.
In Long Beach. a tanker truck
Jackknifed on the San DiCfO Freeway
1n a pre~awn crash m1unng one
motorist. The accident bncfly closed
the freeway at the start of the
commuter rush. but the legacy was
felt for hours 1n a bumper-to-bumper
crawl.
The Dodgers-Padres baseball game
was rained o ut Tuesday night a t
Dodger Stadium. It was only the 13th
ram-out m the .:!6-)ear histol") of the
ballpark.
ARENA NOISE AGREEMENT PROTESTED •••
From Al
7 a.m and 60 dt·c1bcls the rest of the
umc
The dt-c1s1on on ho" to compl)
w11h the sound standards is left up to
amphitheater management
oder the draft agrttment. though'
the amphithea ter can appl) for a
'anance to exceed those ll mlls. If the
cit~ turns down the request. no1se-
related controls. including the ti me
hm1ts and the fines. would be voided
out of the agreement
That 1s not l1kel). Roeder said.
because w1p1ng out the no1St"-related
cond111ons probabl} would lead the
pnnc1 pals back to " here the) arc no"
-in court.
Millar charged. however. that a
mod1fiC'at1o n to the noise agreement
or the count' ·s noise ordinance
.. probabl) would result In a more
perm 1ss1 \ e ordinance ...
If the amphitheater does not comp-
!) with tht' sound limits. 1t would be
fined S 1.000 for each v1olat1o n before
9 p.m .. SJ.()()() C\CI) ti me the bamcr
1s broken bctw~n 9 and 10 pm. and
SS.000 each ti me the music gets too
loud after I 0 p m The fine!> for o ne
concert could not e\cccd S9.000
"The) don't carc ho w man} t1mt's
the' violate 11. a thousand here. a
thousand there:· Lusk said ".\ fin("s
JUSt a slap on the hand ..
Mone) from the fine~ would go into
a special trust fund that the city would
lOntrol Mone> from the trust would
go 10 nearb) resu.Jents who have
complained about concert noise since
the arena opened.
Rehcf for the residents could come
1n the form of 1nsula11on. doublc-
panc "lndows and other improve-
ments.
But Lusk. who has both extra
insulation and do ublc·pane windo ws
10 her ho me. said the music from the
arena 1s sttll "vcl) loud . I can't tell
>Ou. the last com.t'rt. how tcmblc 11 was ..
To start the fund . the
amphtthcater. the cit) and the Fair
Board -wo uld each put SS0.000 into
thc account. The City and the board
"ould spht the fines unul their share
of the up-front money had been pajd
bark .
A sound expert approved by all
thrtc gro ups would mo nitor concerts
from the edge of neighboring
propenies. according to the pro posal.
The amphitheater would pay the
consultant.
fhe c111zcns' group would have no
sa) in hinng the consultant. and that
al!><> womes Millar.
"Who he IS IS the via l factor. Since
we do not get to select him. we'll take
a bath." Millar said
Millar said "one of the maJor
sources of our discontent" is the fact
that Concerned Citizens was left out
of the d1scuss1o ns that led to the
tl'ntauve agreement. Millar main-
tains his group was "dchbcratel)
e'cluded."
Roeder denied the charge. "J don't
thank 11 "Aas an)thing mo re than.
'Le t's keep this as a limited group.' ..
he said.
But Bartosik said he was told the
group was left out because its attorQe)'
"was not interested in anything shon
of putting a roof'' on the are na.
City Council man Orv ille Am-
burge) credited the gro up. however.
with fomns amphitheater offi cial' to
the bargaining table.
Another aspect of the agreement 1s
that the fauvounds and the arena
wo uld ttirt its own traffic control
peo ple to work with police to manage
a smooth traffic Oow out of the
parking lots. Cars would be directed
o ut of rcsidenllal neighborhoods.
Amburgey said at a press con-
ference this morning he thinks park-
ing 1n neighborhoods -not nol5t' -
is the major problem in the
amphitheater battle. but 1t is one that
rcs1dents have a hard time ident-
ifying.
"Ifs my behcfthat 1fwc can make
that (tht' par~i ng regulations) wo rk .
the noise problem will go away." he
said.
ANNEX •••
From Al
LAGUNA LAUREL ••• in north Laguna. several more alona
Laguna Canyo n Road and the L..a1una
Laurel propcrt}'. which lies on both
s1dC$ of Laguna Canyon Road no rth
From Al
opposed to the dc\elopment agree-
ment
Laguna Beach Planning Com -
m1ss1oner Eh~bcth Brown said nty
officials o ppose any development
a1rccments until county residents
have had a chance to vote on a slow-
arowth inittat1 vc. SCI for the June
ballot.
Brown said Laguna Beach officials
also object to the project because its 4-
year-old environmental 1mpect re-
pon is not adequate.
A compeny spokesman has crlu-
dzed opponents of the proJ«t for
· beina 100 late Wlth their protesti.
WThis agreement is not som~hin1
• ORANGE .......
<COAST --· r-.
MAIN OFFICI
~w..t .. J I c.<1111•-t;A
---&• ·seo •• -
that Just popped up.'' said Larry
Thomas. the company's vice p~s1-
dent for corporate commun1cat1ons.
"It's the product of years of planning.
It JUSl puts into effect what has
already ~n approved by the county
after lenathy d1scuss1ons and public
heannp."
Comm1ss1oners voted 4-I to ap-
prove the aveement. with Chairman
T o m Mood) cast101 the diurnting
vote.
The development aarccmcnt IS
scheduled to ao before the county
Board of Supervisors for final ap-
proval April 27.
of El Toro Road. .
Sull. the city's plan 1s certain to face
oppos111on from the Local Aacncy
Formation Commission. a county
agency that ovcf'Stt$ annexation re-
quests.
On April 6. the commission turned
down the city's request to expend its
sphere of influence to include not
only the Laauna Laurel property but
also Crystal Cove S&ate Part and
undeveloped land between ~una
Beach and Corona del Mar. 011n1na.
sphere of 1nfl~ncc over a piett of
propeny is conlidered a fint step
toward anneuna an 1rea.
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RUNNER PASSES 7 ,000-MILE MARK •••
From Al
injuries.
She is. she admits modestly. pretty
fit.
Those who are involved in her
effort agree.
. "She's incredible." said Dave
Buckley. who was project director
when Fulcher launched her run.
"Sarah is singularly minded. ·
"I've researched other runners and
not o ne person has ever d one an)·
thing hke this. She hasn't stopped one
da) ...
And plcnt) of obstacles have been
thro~n in her path that might have
ended a lesser person's aucmpt.
In Nonh Dakota. funds for Fulcher
and her backup hew dncd up The
HC" quit. Fulcher rnnunue'd.
Jack Nosco and Scott W1lhs. a pair.
of firefighters fro m Ventura who a lso
are running enthusiasts. JOined her
and served as thc backup crew until
the Fitness Foundation again came
fo~ard with fu]lds and commitment.
She 1s now accompanied b> Robm
Robl. a sports psyc ho logist. and
Jackie Bass. a sports massage thera-
pist.
"The Nauo nal Fitness Foundation
has been rcall) supportive." Fulcher
said.
But Fulcher found herself runnin1
through t~e count I) 's nonhcast at the
worst umc of yea{ -the middle of
winter. In Mame. she caught the flu.
But she kept runnmg anyway. in
order to meet the requirements of
running every day for the record she
sc~·ks to break.
Her worst da) was in Vermont
~here skiers drove by and threw
things at her. snowplows blew snow
on her and a snow storm was so
1nten$C the backup van froze up.
She needed pohce escorts almost
da1I> "Ahdc running through the
no rtheast.
De$p1te the d1flicult1cs. Fulcher
was -and 1s -upbeat.
"On days that I was really down.
one person could make a difference."
she said. "I run for peo ple who blow
1hcir horns in support and stop us to
talk.'' '
Everywhere. people have been
generous. Ho tel chains have put up
Fulcher and her crew free of charge.
"People would be amazed at how
friend I} .\mcn cans are." she said.
Once she passed Washington D.C'..
hc:r fortunes improved. She was
srateful to be neanng the end of her
JOurnc) through Florida. however.
after the lo ng run down the Atlantic
side and back up the Gulf Coast.
-She found running through the
evergladcs to be harrowing at times.
100.
''There were gators everywhere."
Fulcher said. "running across the
road. splashing and making this big
croaking noise ...
She 1s encouraged by the ph)'s1cal
rnnd1t1o n of )Oung people since she
moved into the South. too.
"Down here. the kids look hke all
muscle.'' she ~1d. "The sunshine
. states have really fit kids."
Fulch<.·r is too ge nerous to s~k
negativel y about what she found in
the nonhern schools. But Buckley
said the fitnl·ss tests were "d ismal. ..
"She gets very upset when she's
w1th a class of 300 youngsters and
onl> five bo)S can do 10 pushups.''
Buckle) s:11d.
Man) school d1stncts have mini-
mal or no physical education pro-
grams a nd few have nutrition pro-
grams. Buckley said.
Those schools that have funds for
athletics don't have an understanding
of the differences between fitness and
sports. ei ther, he said .
"I do n't want to sound like a
doomsayer. but everybody is con-
cerned.' hc said. "The Soviets have a
disciplined program. It Sttms h1tc
C\'CI) other countr) addresses that.
"But we arc in denial. We don't
want to admit these kids arc an sorry
shape and we're killing them."
Fulcher admits she sees problems
with today's you1h.
"George Allen is right ... she said.
..This is the TV generation. Their
habits and lifestyle are going to create
problems later on ...
Allen is the former NFL coach who
heads the National Fitness Foun-
dation and U.S. Fitness Academy.
Raising funds for the academy 1s
one of the pnmal) reasons Fulcher is
on the road.
John Taylor. the run coordinator
and Fitness Academy fund-raiser. is
elusive about how much Fulcher's
run has netted.
That she ran out of money in Nonh
Dako ta 1s an indication that not all is
~ell
However. co~ratc donations arc
going into the Fitness Foundation in
th.e name of the run. Taylor said.
And as she nears California. he
expects the pace to pick up.
Following the Vegas fund-raiser.
Fulcher will lead an Olympic-type
torch run in which sponsored panici-
pants will run with her.
Sometime in late Au.ust or early
September. Fulcher will return to
Laguna Hills where the Fitness
Academy will be built. She will have
run about 11,000 miles.
The Fitness Academy wall provide
continuous traininJ and educauon
for physical education teachers. The
SSO-m1lhon academy on the 200-acrt
site will offer training courses. work-
sflops and o ther activitiC$.
Fulcher hopes her effort will alen
·Americans to t~ importance of
physical fitnC$S education and the
need for a facility like the Fitness
Academy.
Taylor believe$ increased publicity
as Fulcher nears 'the finish line will
make her a major sports fi1ure. too.
"It's mind-~m1 to think. about
whatshe'sdoin1.' Taylor said. "Most
marathoners only do three or four
events a year.•·
But Fulcher insists she's no mara-
thoner.
"I caJI it stunt runnina." she said.
"You ha vc to be prctt y crazy to run 30
malesa ~y."
Retarded man found
By 'ne Ateedated Prn1
A mentally impeircd man who
disappeared from Disneyland last
week was discovered unharmed at the
Los AnaelC$ County-USC Medical
Center. police said.
Cornell E. Doualass, 32. showed up
at the hospital late Sunday. two days
aner he was reponed m1ssin1 from
the amusement ~rk where he had
b«n vis1t1n1 Fnday with a poup
from the Adult Lcamin1 Center of
Fontana.
All -naut1ca
Jackets
NOW 25°/o
OFF
Good Through April 30th
,
•
Orenge COM1 DAILY PILOT/Wedneeday. April 20, 198' * A3
OCC professor to
pr~sent lecture
on ancient Israel
fV City Council votes itself a raise
0rante Coast Collete an1hropoloay profeuor
Or. Dwayne Merry wiU prnenl a broad survey of
ancient Israel Thursday, u1in1 color slides ~ntly
p1hered durina an extensive visit to the Middle
East
Merry1 known as OCC's Indiana Jones for his
many forc1an adventures. will discuss the role of
Jerusalem. Ur. Babylon and Jericho in lhe develop-
ment oflsrael. The discussion also will center on lhe
current refuaee crisis in Israel.
The prcsenta1ion is scheduled for 7:30 p.m.
Thunday at the OCC Boathouse. 1802 W. Pacific
Cout Hiaway. Newport Beach. Admission 1s S4 and
raervations miy be obtained by ailing 432-588S.
Trade women convene
Memben and pests of the Women in World
Tf'8de wiU bear E.dmund A. Bretz. vice president of
Security Pacific Bank's lnlemltfonaJ Trade Finance
and Suppon Group, at the group's meeting
Tbunday.
Bretz will speak on export finance at the 11 :30 a.m. lellion at the Holiday Inn. 3131 Bristol St ..
Costa Mesa. The luncheon cost is S 17. and
rattValions are being taken at 968-3868
-Parcha•lng group to meet
Vendor Appreciation Night and election of
officers will be on the agenda at Thursday's mee11ng
of the Purchasing Management Association of
Orange County at the Airporter Inn. 18700
MacAnhur Bl vd .. Irvine.
The 7 p.m. dinner will be prect'ded by cocktails
at 6 p.m. Catherine Cowles of Blanchard Training
and Development will be the guest speaker The cost
ts S20 per person and details are available at
532-0170.
FlnanclaJ semlnar set
A seminar on the purchasing of tax-free
mun1c1pal bonds will be held Thursday at 7 p.m at
lhe Balboa Ba} Club. 12:! I W. Coast H1ghv.a~
Nev. port Beach
l y JONATBAN •. VOLRE ...............
8y a narrow margin. Fountain Valle)
Caty Council members approved a 90
percent monthly P'I) hike. increasing tht'1r
salary to SSOO. the h1ghtst hm11 allov.ed by state I.aw.
In the first ra1~ for the elected officials
since 1972. the salant's wall be increased
Nov. 8 from S262 a month to the state's
maximum.
Councilman Fred Voss made the mo-
uon. and received votes of support from
Counci lman James Neal and Ma yor
George Scott. Coun cilwome n Barbara
Brown and Laur.i nn Cook voted again!.!
the raise.
Probe urged
ofmissin~ ·
eVidence1n
RFKslaying
SACRAM ENTO I .\Pl· .\ ~cholar "'ho
pu-.hed for rclca<>e of the Robert Kenned ..
assass1n:won files Sa) s the nc"' I~ d1'>clo~ed
destrurnon of 2.41 0 C\ 1dencc photographs
. I!> "dccpl) SUl>PICIOUS" and ~hould be
1n\ cst1s;i1cd b) lhl· Los .\ngcln Pollre
C'omm1ss1on
Greg tone. a l n1ver'>1t~ ot ~ 1<>cons1n
political sc1cn11s1 "'ho has de\ oted \Cars to
the SIUd) of the Robc:rt Kenned~ case. said
he v.as shocked that Tuesda~ \.opening of
the fiks al!i<> brought v.ord of-dcstro)ed
e' 1l.lence
"M> fil'lt pnont) be(ort' gJvana m)stlfa
raise ""ould be four mort policemen and
one more \raffic engineer .. Bro,. n wud "I
did not come into this becaust' of the s.alar) ..
··1 don't think lln u tra $~38 a month
raise 1s going 10 b~ak thtHlt) ... countt'red
Neal.
Brown said the Cit) seu. no hm1t on
reimbursement for the officials' t'Xpcnst's.
making Tucsda) 's raise unneces!klry
However. in giving themst"l ves the ra1St.
the council members rt.so t'hm1nated the
rei mbursement polaq Thok eitpcnscs
average S66 a month per council member.
Cit) Manager Jud> l<el'>() !Ml1d gener.il
lav. c1t1C1 w11h populations betv.t'en 50.000
and 75.000 residents are hm11ed to S500 a
month That figure increast' a.s 1be s1ic of
the cat~ increases. she said Accordm& 10
1986 figures -Sllll in USC for s.afar')
purpo~s -Fountain Valle) 's popula11on
1s roui hlr 56.000 pcople.
E'en wJlh the raise. Fountain Valle)
leaders 11.111 make le~~ than most 1n other
Oranae Coast ClllCS when the hike takes
effect after tht' No\ ~ clcc11on
Newport Be.ach has the h1ght'st -pa1d
cQunc1[ 1n Oran~e Count) Officials there
said rny council members rQce1ve S622
monthl). 11.•h1le the mayor recel\t'S S933 a
month. Ne,.·pon Beach's popula11on 1s
67,I :!5 -
Council members 1n In ine art' paid
S600 ptr month for their work.Hare Costa
Mesa represcnta11,cs ln·inc has a popu-
lat1on of near!} 89.000 and Co 11 Mesa 1s
home to \hghtl~ morr than 88,000.
.tlCOrding to count~ figures
.\hhoush the largest Cit) on tht Oraf\lt
fOJ\t II.Ith a population O( 184,280.
Hun11ng1on Beach's counctl rtce1vt"S JUSt
S 175 per month v. 1th an expcnse budget of
S333 a month The mayor'1 annual salary I~ S 7.464.
Elsewhere an the count). the La Habra
Cat~ Council -v. 1th a Cit} of 49,000
peopk. the closcst in siu to Fount.am
\ alle) -relt'l\C!> S350 a month. officials
thcrl' s.a1d Olli('lals in Seal Beach and Villa
Park are not paid for serving on the
co uncil
Fountain Valle)·~ raises will cost tht cat)
an add111ona l S t-i.:!40 a year. according to
a )tafT TC.'port
HBcity
attorney
named in
$2Msuit
B~ ROBERT BARKER
OI -0-. ,,_ IWI'
Hun11ngton Bcalh C 11~ ..\ttome~ Gail
Hvttun ..1nd 1v.u al\ornt'~S in her dcpan·
m\'OI v.ert· named in a S2 m1ll1on lav.su11
tikd 1Jtl' Tul·-.da ' b' a contract ""ork1.·r
"hu Jlkgl'dh suffered ··se, ere" emo11onal
Jamd~l'
..\lcord1ng to the suit ti led 1n Orange
C ot..nt\ ':lufll:nur Court. seen-tar. Tawn\
"-\\ ilk da1med th:it she v.as bt'rated and
'l·rn;i II: d )<>au ltl·d b~ Otpu t) .\ ttomr'
J..irtn ( ,c: 1rgc\ la't .\ug 2 in the le.J'll
dt';lJrtml·nt ' ll1ur.h t)oor offices in C1t\
H..1 ' The program 1s sponsored b} the ~cv.pon
Center offi ce of Shearson Lehman Hutton Reser-
vations arc bcmg taken at 644-911 I
"far and av.a}. the hhnd1ng central fact
m this C\t'nt 1!) thl' unbcllc\ able dcstruc-
uon of the~· photographs:· said Stone.
'That 1i. :i n outrage and an insult to the
.\mencan public This performance (b\
thl' Lo-. .\ngek\ polin· 1 v.ould be a disgrace
in a roullnl· Jutu JCl'1dcnt "
"Thi') I~ !>U~PlllOU'I ... he ddded ''Thi~ I'>
dl'\'pl ~ SUSPICIOU'> ..
"'~ Callfornla Secretary of State March Fong Eu dleplay• the gun ueed
to kill Sen. Robert Kennedy.
JJml's H:irker an alturnl'~ repri.'!>C.'.nt1ng
\\ olh .. Hurt ngtun fkach resident
JllC:~l·<l tnJ' Huttu'l .tnd \\ 1lliam .\msbar.
.t n J'>S•\IJ nt '' Jtt.1rne\ d1spla~ed neg!J
i!l"'I su pc:P ,, , 'l ,,1 (1eorges Home sellers' forum
People interested in karn1 ng about selling their
homes themselves are invi ted to a free seminar
Thursday at 7 p.m. at the Ncwponer Rcson. 11 07
Jamboree Road. Newport Beach. _
Scaling 1s limned and resenat1ons are sug-
gested. More 1nfo rma11 on is available at 740-1626
Quake program ln HB
An earthquake awareness program will be held
Thursda) at 7:30 p.m. 1n the council chambers oft he
Hunungton Bcat'h C1\ 1c Center.
The program l.'111 be \'1deotaped and aired on
cable channel H BTV 3. Those in attendance "'111 be
given a mini-earthquake kat.
CALENDAR
Wednesday, April 20
• 6:30 p.m. Cos&a Mesa Traffic Commission.
council chambers. 77 Fair Drive.
• 7 p.m. Lacna Bead1 Open Space Com·
ml11lofa ud Parkl•I· Traffic altd Clrcalalion
Commlltee, council chambers. 505 Forest "\ e
• 7 p.m. Mesa Coatolldated Water Dlstrkt
Board of Directors, district headquaners. I %5
Placentia Ave .. Costa Mesa. •
• 7:30 p.m . Lapu Beacb Environmental
Safety Committee, police department confe rence
room. 505 Forest .\' e.
• 8 p.m. Foaa&aln Valley City Collllcil, council
chambc:rs. 10200 Slater '\ve.
Thursday, Aprll 21
• 4:30 p.m Lapaa Beacl11 Hama11 Affairs
Commluee, commun1t> center. 3 .t Legion St
• 6: 15 p.m. Corona del mar Resldeats' Anocla-
llH, Newpon Beach Count') Club. 1600 E. Coast
Highv.a).
• 6:30 p.m. Lapu Bead 1 Board of Adjast-
meat ud ~sip Revlew.~ou c1I chambers. 505
Forest .\ ve
• 6:30 p.m. Coast Com lty Collece District
Boent of Tn1te11, d1stnc1 headquarters board
room. 1370 Adams Ave .. Costa Mes.a.
• 7:30 p.m. Lapa Beaell Cable TV Commit-
'"· council chambers. 505 Forest .\ ve.
~tonl'\ «omment'> l ame Tuc'>da' onh
hours afa·r ~rn:taf) of 1a1c \1arrti Fong
Eu opt'nt•d thl' long-,cuct lill's to the
public and dl\pla}cd significant 11cm'> of
('\ 1dence fo r rc·pof1 l'f'> ~he held aloft a
bo\ed,.:!2 tall ber gun "'h1ch wa~ U\('d b)
COO\ 1r 1ed ac;sa')s1 n ~irhan Sirhan to lull the
'.'Jev. York 'l'nator on th(• e\C ofh1<. 1%8
Dl.·mocrat1l pres1dt:n11al pnmar;. '1ctor;.
.\mong the docume nt~ d1spla\l'd at the
statt· archl \l'S v.a, J ccrtiticate '>hov.1ng
that :!.4 10 pohcl· photographs 1n the
assas-,1na11 un cas.: "'l're burnl'd 9n ..\ug. ~I .
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The state''> h1('I arl·ht' 1st John Burns.
"'hoc:italogul·d thl' mJ\SI\ l' lik for release.
spt'cul:urd that the: dl·~.iro~ l'd photo\ could
ha\l' OCCn duplilJ ICS of Others <;1111 in
l'' 1denle Rut he ..aid h(' tiln con1:11n no
')Ul h \lJtemen1
··1 here Jre '>1mpl~ report\ that matl'nal
"'J' dl'strO\l'd." S31d Burn' ··Thl're "no
indtl allon of a ra11onale ..
Le'>~ \Urpn<,1ng. '>ail.I \tone. "'a' lOn-
fi rmat1on that polllt: also dl·~tro~c.-d door
Jamb~ J nd ll'thng Ilk\ from th(' kitchen of
thl· ..\ mba~-.adur Hotel v. he rt Kenned\
\.\a't gunm•d dO\.\n JUSI after m1dn1ght 00
Junl· 1% \toneand oth er c,pertsha .. l'
ohJCl'll'd Ill the d1<tposal of tho~ 11cms
"'h1lh thl'' \.I~ might ha\e \hed light on
ho" mam hulkt'> "'l'fl' fi red and v. hether a ~rnnd gunman might ha'r been shooung
\\ 1ll1Jm Booth. a \poke'>ma n for the Los
..\ngl'll·' Pnlile l:Xpartment ..aid he didn't
kn1m "'h~ thl' photogTilPh' and other
matl'nal" v.crl· dl·stro~ed
Four indicted in alleged
one-stop smuggling ring
LOS ANCiF I .. \ I .\Pl -Four people
alleged!) ln\Ohl•J 1n smuggling up to 100
1llc&al alacm into thl' 'ltate each v..et'k v.ae
indicted and JnOtha man was acc used of
forcing 5 1 Jllens w '>t'll fruit bars'~ p:i~ off
smugghnK fees.
The fi,c 1nd1ctml·nts v.ae re'l':ikd
Tuesda ~ a~ the lmm1grat1on and N:itural-
1zat1on . en 1n· announced that a sur' C\
sho,,el.I most emplo~ers "Cr<' compl~ing
"1th l:i"'s against hiring 1lle~I aliens.
The alleged smuggling nng brought
ahl•n\ from \.tc\lco 10 houses in an 01t"go
Jnl.I then to Santa .\na. l ' .\llorne'
Rolx'n Bonner told a ncv.s conference. ·
Bo nner said the :iheM v.frt.> held in
"indentured ser\ 11udt' .. bc.•tng forced to '"II fru11 bars from c:ins to pa~ their smuggkrs C'o nd1t1on'I at the warehouse
v.erl· "inhumane·:· Bonnt'r ..aid. Some
aliens 'ikpl On Ooors v.h1k OthC r'i "Crt'
hou<;ed 1n tv.o 'ans ouh1d<'
Hl' called the delendant' "tradl·rs in
human cargo ..
"I am concerned that alicns art lx'1ng
du~·d b) smuggkrs who tell thr m the~ can
find them a 1ob." said Ernest (iustafson.
the I'.'/ d1s1m t d1rl'c tor "\\le art' seeing
mort" and more of the aht.>n-. standing on
~trCl'I cornl'f'> looking for \\Ork ..
Harol d Elell. thl' INS Westt'm rtg1onal
comrn1ss1oner . ..aid 11 rl.'prl·..cnted a nev.
"on(' s1op'"ol)\'rat1c1n 1n "'h1rh smuggler'>
prom1!>l· to tram~l<Jrt :ihe ns. get them JOh'i
and pro\ 1dc Jt11. um\·nts
.\ 1hree -<.oun1 111J 1,·1ment re turned h' J
fcdcral gra nd 1ur) .lll'U\Cd fo ur Santa .\na
r('s1dents l>I , on,p1rac~ transporting 11-
l('g;:tl .then\ anJ harhonng illega l alien~
Th<.' four "ere 1den11fied as Rafat'I .\' ila-
Bar:iJJ'i .N his "'11e .\rccha Lopez ex
.\'Ila. J 2 foa4u1n Galan-Gama. IQ and
Roberti' Zun1gJ -Zarco. 30 The~ "'ere• !>Ch<.-d ulcd for arraignment
\1a\ 2 in S.101a .\na If con\ 1ctt'd. each
couid he \Cnh.'nl·ed to a ma'l:amum offi,e
)ears 1n prnon and ti ned S2.50. for the
conspiral·~ nlUnt
.\ S(.•p.iratc 1nd1l'tmt'nt alll'g<'d that
Gu:idcncro l Jm1t11-Lopt'z. : I l•I lo<>
AngC'les harbc.1rcd 5 I 1lkgal ahen'i a1 thl'
Guadala1ara \;atural Fruit Bar Co v.are-
house 1n Los .\ngc·k, .\rra1gnme n1 "'a" '-e l
for .\pnl 25
C'Qu1pmC'nl
·· 11 v. a\ 2(1\t·:ir-. ago and I certain I~ don't
ha' l' an~ 1ndcpc:ndcnt rCC"ollt'<.'ll on."
Booth "31d ··1 don't kno"' v.hl"ther ~hat
"'as done here I'> rout1n<' or not hccausc.' I
don·1 ~no"' v.hat v.as don<' ht're ..
1rhan 81shara Sirhan. a Jordanian
1mm1Jrant v.hu scribbled 1n his d1ar;.
··RFK must die." 1~ scning a 1fe term at
k dad pnson ~cond gun thrones h3'<'
ha unted the ca..c for man' \C3r. ")1rhan
'>3\\ he v.as lht' lo ne assas~1n hut cant
rl'ml·mber shooting Kt'nnt'd\ He blame'
his amnesia on alcohol
~tone sugge'lted tha t tht' destrul t1un ul
e\ldence m:i' ha 'e mo11,att'd auth11nt1e'>
to kt't'P the Kenned~ Iii~ SCCTt't for ncJrh
2t 1 ) ear<; in spllc of citizen dt"mand' lvr
their reka~
Blue Angels
to perf or01 in
EIToroshow
The Blu(' .\ngel~ '-'Ill return to Orangt'
Count\ 1h1s Wet' .. end for the 38th annual
\la,' 'Relief .\1r Sho"' at tht-El Toro
\tari ne Corps .\ir Station
Thl' Blue .\ngels a precision flight
demonstration team. will headline tht'
'ho~ on Saturda\ and unda' that also
lcaturcs parachute and ~k~dl\.1ntt teams.
J ogfight demonstrations. dcath-dd' ing
'-'Ing v.al kcr., and other stunt\.
\t1l1tJI" a1raaft and t"qu1p ment v.111 be
l•n d 1sp1a~. Jnd an amph1b1ous assault
ena1. tml·nt ., -.lated h\ a \tannt' Corps ..\1r
(.,rounJ Ta., flH,e
Th~ J~<.a1.11s -t.'mbine a' 1a11on combat
ground ,,1mti.ll and combat ~" 1cr sup-
port under J '-1'1(!k commandt'r
Gate~ t1Pt'n JI \J am both da '~
pt'Ctators an' en..:ouraged 10 bnng along
1t('mS for ix•r,,1031 ;nmfon <>uch as lav.n
chairs. hlankets. dXllel"\ and '>Un '-C.'rttn
ConC'esS1 l'" stand' Jl4-(• "'ill he ('l pen
The annual 'IX'dJl ular dra"'' large
crov.ds JnJ Jll'N'll'Jn' mg tral1i1. Cl'ng~·
11on . .-.o sJ'l('Cta1or' Jrl· enl'oura(!ed to plan
accord 1 ngh
l·brker d a1'1 l'C ihat \\ olfe v.as cl \ 1c11m
, 1 .i J1Jtnbe •"l'I .s lcged I\ ping errors 1r
k@.JI pape~
(1l'orgc'> shoo hJ') fi nger in \\i olft''s face
and rl·ponl•dh nh1b1led '>Uth "berat1'l'
tl<:hJ' 1ur' that \\Olk alll'gedl~ thought ht: "'a' going tv h11 her Harlcer alleged She
"'J' nut '>true!.. Harl.er said
In thl' prl'\enCl' of other v. orl..er<.
Ll·· 1rge!> Jllcgedh \Cllt'd at \\ otfc that "sh<'
"'a' m> damned good." Harl <"r said 'l thl·r Hutton nor .\msbar. v.ert' in thl ~tli,l· JI the. t1ml· of the allcicd 1nc1dent
HJnc:r ..aid
BHJU!>t ot the: dllegt'd 1nc1dt'nt Har~er
sa id \\ ollt• ~ J' no longer abk to ""orl 1n
tht.• ( '' .\IHHOl'\ ' OffiC'e or tn otht•r lit\
dl'DJr'ments
T ht l Jt' al!>O " na med in the <;u1t. ~1d
H.lr l' ..i <. o<,t;, \k sa lav. 'er v. ho rep-
r(".('OI' thl· Huntington Beach ~1unaupal
Empl11\C:e\ ~~~ idt1vn
Harll.er d a1m-. Hutton l ne,. that
Georg<." hJd J pn )(h,11\ tor abusl'<'
bchJ \ IClf
··Her 1Hutton's1 office 1s maraaged so
poor!\ that 11 rou11.1el~, gnnds up good
pt'Ople and smts them 01.4.1 LegaJ work 1s
probabl~ mcssful But lad of proper
leadership male v.orl en' 1ronment \'Ir·
tualh un1enable." he said
··1i·s so meth ing that's c\lsted for a long
rx-nod of ta me and 11·s sull happening
toda\ People are gC'tllng beat up emo-
11onall~ "'1th 1ob Stf(")s ticcau~ of an
inheren t!~ dangerous. unsafe v.orking
en\ 1ronment due Ill lac._ of com~tent
lcg;:il \ufl('r. 1s1on ·· Harker said '-'
'l'lthl'' Hu1ll1n nor (1eorg~ could be
rl'Jl twJ h•r l ommt·nt
Thl· "'"'' alkgt'' nc:gllgence. as~ult and st.inJe1 J' "'l'll ac, 11her ..:hargcs
Huth•n .., man.agcment ~t\k camt' under
Qul·,tw.,·n~ l"C.'CC''lll\ and Huntington
&;i,n i:x,lice drtl'\.\I\('~ l)a'e launched an
1n' (''t1g.111on intl' alkga11on~ that a former
dep.i1men1 anah st v. altt'r E Burtc.
SC\rrth "'or .. ed .t lull-11me JOb for the cit)
at the \:lm(' time he held a fu ll-t1mr 1ob at l ..., D1,tnu 1 .. 1urt an Los .\.ngeles
Rurk paid .i1}.111.1n a ~ear in tht' Cit).
re~1gn<"d offic1Jlh \pnl I v.hrn ronfrontt'd
b~ alleg;:it1on" from a department offi cial
that ht' held dual JObl> coupled v.11h ,·umnla1nt~ ot all('ged e\C~SI\ e ahscnct'
Ex-hairdresser guilty .
OfHBwoman'smurder
-\ rt'<>•dC'nl in 1ht~ l\tll \1 t'>lod . of Garf1t'ld
\ \\~nuC' filC'd ;i ml'\lng ix-rsons l'l'Pon M hr r hu~h3nd '>ht '31J hC' \\COi to lhC'
mar~rt at • p m T U<'sda' but hadn ·,
r~·turned ~' .i • .1 m 1,lda'
r11h~ .. ,v.J'd"""nN-Ji,t"l<'1ngbla.clt. :.i tt
lrt" : '"'hi'< 1.all I t'>l J:l''unds ""1th shon
t'>1J, I. '>J · Hf' .,.3~ "C'anng .i blue: swcatrr
.inJ "IJ, ~ Le' •S ThC' ~l,nd man was
di."..._ r "'J .I' lJllOl' ~·l«t·: l "'O pound\,
NJ,~ '>a • "' th long \Jdtt>um\ a mu'°
1:1,ht _.,·..i··ni\.l \ell,,v. 1a,t.r1 "'llh a v.htte
•t· f" J"'J "lad . j'Jnl<
I<) ~ \t .... ,1an& parkC'd 1n the I t-111. hlocl of
Ruth Lint and \tole tl'le •a• s sil'rt'O
~t..,.ttn • . pm \1o11da' and I~ :lO pm
T ul."SJ.1 '
._ \lerc:-o ,. I \ • <tl1k n from a IQ ti
\ ol\.s1o1oail'n C:abnole1 ~rkC'd in t~ ~"'()(I
I'll ·l of .\malfi ~t .. ('('-n ~-~ pm
\londa'
By BOB VAN EVJtEN
Of ... ...., .........
A former haardre ser "ho clainwd
he was so high on cocaine that he Y..cnt
"berserk" was con 1ctcd Tu~a) of
first-<lqrce murder fort he slaying of a
Huntinaton Beach ~oman . ·
Annette Roben son died last July
wht'n Kevin KnstianS<'n struck.
choked and reptatedly stab~d her
af\er an argument at her home.
Kristiansen had fo rmerl) worked at
the woman's hair salon and rcponed·
ly went to her home to get tax
statemenls. He b«ame angry ~'<'a use
she did not have the documenls.
He testified that he had uSC'd
coc,aine before ,1oin1 to Robenson·s
house. and his auomey. ~nnas
McConnell. araucd thll K.nstian~
had .. aone bcntrk" bccau~ of has
cocaine intox1cat1on
However, juron htt<kd 1ht argu·
mtnts of ~I> Otttrict Attome)
Richard T oohcy. who C'Onten<kd that
Knscianstn should br held acroun· ................
A midtftt 1n tht 5000 bloct o(Mictw.y
Onw ~ IMI Mt IOft fOuftd a ...
bow that may hl"e bttft a 11..mea Ila or
kM!C JOtftl. •
table for the killing even thouJ}l ht'
v.as under the influence of cocaine.
1-h~ jury of ni~ men and thrtt
""omen deliberated for less 1t\an thrtt
hours before rcachina the venhct.
··1 think it's obvious tt\at they never
~eighed the evidence ... !a.id McC'on·
nell. "Thrtt hours for a first-<legrec
murder vt",rchct~ Someone obviously
wanted to fet homt' earl). They based
their dtc1s1on on emo11on. not fact ...
McConnell had araued that the 32·
year-old formtr lt11rdreutr com-
mitted the t nme in a fi1 of raae
induced by cocaine tntOlUCltion.
Tests showed that Kristianstn did
have coc.aine in his system. and tht
<kftndant testified that he had f~
based cocaine at least twice shonly
beforr the k1lhna
McConnell $ltd K.risttansen's en·
C'Ounter With Robenson "'ould not
have bttome v101tn1 had Knsuansen
not u scd COC' a ine.
"Is thll sonteth1n1 )Ou kill for"''.
McConnell asked "Ht wu out ot
ron1rol. That's a ndJ ulous rtaJOn to
• • •
kill someone ..
Toohe' said cocaine mtox1cat1on
did not· ncttSSanh' rri~~ Kn~·
11anscn of rt'spons1b1ht~ for his ac-
tions.
"Tht'\ v.ant to blank 11 on cocaine.
but who') to say there wasn't a whole
lot of hate involved'?'' said Toohe~
"Cocaine didn't do it: ht did 11. ••
Evidence an the tnal indicated
Kns1iansm struck Robenson wtlh a
Y11ine decanter. tht'n stepped on her
throat. Shonly afterward. he all*'11
stabbed her with a knife taken fron\
the v1ct1m·s kitchen.
TM utt of mort than one weapon
and lhe fact tt\at Kristi.ansen fled the
sctnc and hcd about 1tx kllhna to htS
prtfnend indicate that the defndant
•'l.S contetQus of hb IC1 and 1u conwq~ TooM)' •id.
Scnkftdnt b~ Supmor Coun
Judlr FraDC1tC'O P. lriwno I Md·
ulcd for June 17. K.ristianse.n could
lt1 26 )"C8n to ltfe ID pritor\, IC'COfdlft&
toToobcy.
th•d .1.., .,. ...,. wM •
V.alltMH ndlO ud two ...... bali
\alutd 11 SIO from tht TU9ft ..,_,,mat
StOtt at .\dams ~" nuar
"'""""' '" tht.tOObaotk or1 th Suen MKI IOITl<'OM ._. $2.300 1n ~
t r
. . .
\ "'·' F '"' r1• I.up ... \tolen t'tet..,.ttn I \ J"•~ ' J' .i m T ul"-CU' from t~ I
bi , I. ' \\ c\I ~ 1 I 'n trttt 'T°hf lrrt'n tn.,' • J\ J i,·rn-.<" ,,i I\ 11)0 I I
Imne
".lthouf)I t~ COnct'rlS don 1 t'tegin unul
i't11• '"<"t'lend In 1ne PQhl'T '"' alrt'ad' JC':ahng v.11h fan\ of tht C1rattlul De.lid.. T~ !'llnJ at1111c-ts -Dt-adhc'Mts.. from
.. fl•unJ tht na111.)n ""hCI Oocl io tht
1rl)u p ) l onl'tn.s ._ u t hon un ft'ttl ~ n'I''"' ,,f fan, d1mhin1 O'er fC'nc'C'S ai thc
Ir' int \trado1o1o' .\mph11hn1rt lat<' T~ J:a' n11ht ••• \ "'nman on Tue-sda~ lost a diamond
nns ,1 1t>e 811.K' u "e • 1o1o1m C't~b • • • Tht manaJer oi1he-\\ells flrio Rank 11
4 l\J1T1n1.a Part."''' l'l'"°nt'd a poss.
1M<" l"tt•mh 1n h1' D-'r\.1ng fol h turM'd OUI
1 .. l"C .tn 1t\JnJ11n<'d \I f bait.en.
Train accidtnt victim ID'd
4 l·\ear-old transacnt 'Who •u ~tru ~ i nd ~1llcd b a tntn •u
1den11ficd ., Bryan ~ Tutt}.
offi 1:al' said Tuesda~
Tull~ v.a ~ta)1nt1n the CaptStnno
lkach ara and ,..as k1llc'd nair thtrt
,,. hale v.alluna alona tht ratl.roed
Ind~ Sa'urda e'en•f\I
Ht •-as wal~ana abo\tl a mite nor1h
of the n Juan ap.Jtrano •ra•n
lllUOn •"'"' M •-a st~ I tOUlhbound passt•f train at a ut
8p.m O«'iaab saMS the train was movl"I
lo\I. I\ a\ n prepared to stop at l.M
\t.anon hut the enginC"CT rouldn't ~
Tulh unul 11 -.a, too \ate becaujt th<
"1 t1m v.a wal~1n on a run.t'd
ponaon of tf'IC"k
Tull) v.a n t carry1oa &n) idenUfl·
caoon •htn he wat llf'\ldL. .._t
dtputia saJd t.ht re-membered q9et-
tl0f\1lll tum for lo1tmna about• wat
elrlttf
Ht' tdtl'lt1fa11on -un't CCl9o
flnMd unhl 1ocaJ authonbn ob-
tatoed 1.n FBI fi,.rpnn1 chcd.
f!
Irangirdstofi htU.S.~'aggression'·
MANAMA. Bahrain (A P) -Iran
lold all volunlccrs to rcpon for duly
loda} and put us bases on alert to face
"hat at called ··bestial agression ..
from the nllt'<1 States· and Iraq.
"uv.:ut said ln&n fired a missile into
us temtol) before dawn.
Iran said 1t launched a new th rust
into oonheastern Iraq, and both Iran
and Iraq rt•poned exchanging air
!>Ink!.'!)
Sh1pr1ng exccut1 ves said com-
mercaa ve'i!>el~ wl•rc avoiding the
Persian Gulf and Iranian warships
v.ae repon tdl) sta~ing 1n pan
Reagan s~s ·u.s. attacks over
WASHINGTON (AP)-~1dent Reagan savs the
trnited States considers its confronuuon wnh Iran 1n the-
Persian Gulf .. closed .. following attacks that left two
Iranian oil platforms destroyed and lran·s Navy heavily
damaged.
"It seems to be quiet mg dov. n and we hope 11
con11nues that wa y," Reagan said Tuesda).
"no doubt exists .. that Iran was rt"spons1ble for planting
the mmes that prompted tM U.S. strike.
..We have completed these self·<kfens.e actions and
consider the matter closed ... Rcapn wrote. He said U.S.
forces must remain in the area. and "our forces remain
prepared to take any additional action necessary to
protect themr.elv~s. U.S.-fbg vessels and U.S. lives."
. T ;:E!'.'.3:!
The U.S. Na'~ sank ordamagt>d six
lran1::rn ves'><.·h a~dest ro)ed two
offshore 011 platfo s Monda) an the
hea' 1cs1 fiiht1nf w1 h the Iranians ~a nce the Lf <,-:-.:a,~ began esconang
l\.uwa1t1 ships in the gulflast Jul).
Reagan also said he was not surpristd b> lran·s
dcc1s1on to fight back Monday after U.S. forces dcstro)ed
the platforms in retaliation for the mining that damaged a
Na'> ship last W«k.
. The U.S. Navy later sunk or damaged s1>. Ira nian
warships in the daylong warfare.
The president commented o n the gulf dunng a
p1cture-talt1ng session at the stan of a mttting wuh
Republican members of Congress.
Secreta ry of State George P. Shultz echoed Reagan's
com ments. sa)1ng U.S. ships were in the gulf "in a non-
confrontat1onal wa) ··and did not want "to be engaged an a confrontation v.11h Iran ...
He denied lran·s ass.ertaon that the U.S. attacks v.e.-2'
planned an con<:ert with Iraqi attacks on the Fa"
peninsula.
Kuv.a11·s Defense Man1st11 ga ' e no
details of "'here thC' "Scud·t) pe"
missile eAplodcd toda:.-or whether 11
caused casua1t1rs or damage
A source who spoke on cond111on of
:>non)m•t' ~ad the m1ss1k fell near
desen oilfield o~rated b~ Gett~ 011
an the v1cintt) of Wafra. which as on
the Saudi border
The Scud as a '1et-de~1gned
surface-to-surfaC"t" missile v. 1th a
range of about 180 males. Iran has
used such m1ss1les against Iraq in the
7'h-year-old gulf v.ar
Iran last )car fi red !>e\ eral Chancse-
made Silkworm missiles in to
Kuv.aat's coastal v.aters from the Faw
pcnan~ula
Tehra n Radio. announcing tht'
nationY.1de mob1 hza11 on. declared:
''Toda} our re' oluiaon and our heroic
nation 1s faced·~ tth the onslaught of
thee' 1l 1nangle of Amenca. Iraq and
the reac11onanes:·
It said all 'olunteers should report
10 their bases throughout the count!)
"and get read\ for departure .. 10 the
oattlefron1. The broadcast dad not
menti on numbers. bu t Iranian
leaders h:l\ e claimed more than thrtt
m1l11on Iranians ha't' undeceonc
mahtal) training an the last six
months.
The radio added: ·· .\t this cn11cal
Later. an a wntten report to Con&ress. Reagan said
"We and others have a nght 10 unimpeded access to
the intemauonaJ waterways. and we protC<"t that right.-
Shultz told reponers on his flight from Washington for
three days o f talks in Moscow.
Hostage captors proznising retaliation.
BEIRU T. Lebanon (AP) -A pro-Iranian group
holding tv.o .\mericans said earl~ today 11 will retaliate
against ·· .\merica's agrcssions·· an the Persian Gulf.
"here C.S. and Iranian forces clashed this week.
In other developments.. .S . .\mbassador John Kell)
!>aid hi.' could not confirm reports that U.S. Manne Lt.
Col. Wilham R. fiigins was killed b)' has pro-Iranian
capturs . .\nd a newspaper said two French hostages ma~
be freed before Saturdav.
"\h· wall not sit back and wateh Amenca's
aggressions an the gulf:· the Revoluuonary Justice
Organ1zat1on said in a handwntten statement delivered
shonl~ after m1dn1ght to the independent dail)' news-
paper .\n-Nahar.
.. There " 111 be re tahauons and retaliations to punish
the aggressors and make them understand the~ "Ill regret
their actions:· said the statement. v.nuen 1n Arabic.
The statement did not specif~ what measures the
group v.ould take but incl uded a photograph of Joseph
James C1capp10. o ne of the t'>'O .\mencans the group is
holding.
C1c1pp10. 57, of Valle> Forge. Pa .. v.as acting
comptroller oft he Amt."ncan U n1 vcrstt} oflk1ru1. He \\as
kidnapped 1n the Lebanese capital on Sept. 12. I Q86.
Edv.ard .\ust1n Trac) ofBurlington. Vt..a "'rncr"hu
v.as abduc ted in "est Beirut on Ott 21. 1986. 1s th e othl'r
Ameri can "hose l..1dnappang wasd:11mcd b~ Rc,olutaon-
a~ Jus11ce Organ11a11on
Juncture. in order 10 respond to the
bestial aggression of Amenca and
regional reac11onanes. all bas1J I' ol-
unteer) forces" should 1mmcd1a1el'
report for du1~. ·
Iran's official Islamic Republic
~ev.s .\gene~. monitored an C~prus.
said lraniap forc<.'s killed or v.ounded J0Q Iraqis and captured more than
256 tn the Shem1ran moun tain rl'g1on
of Kurdistan an the nev. offens1H·
bombed .. malital) and economic
targets" in the northern Iraqi cll~ of
Erb1I soon after dawn today. causing
"hea' >··damage and casualties Thr
Iraqis reported Cl\ ilian casualt1C"s. but
ga'e no numbers.
pang up lr.:inaan pocket!> of resistance
an the Fav. ix·ninsula. v.h1ch 11
recaptured this v.ce k Iran ~11ed
control of the ')tra1eg1c peninsula tv.o
~ca~ ago.
The search conunued toda' for a
l '.S Manne attal l.. hehcopta and its
1"0-man crev. nw;sing since going
out on a nigh t nussaon folio\\ 1ng
\h1nda~ ·s lighung
The agenc~ said Iranian v.a rplanes
I R~.\ said Iraqi warplanes
bombed res1den11al areas of the
v.estern cities of Dezful. Hamedan
and Bo roUJl'rd. causing Cl\ 1lian cas-
ualties
Iraq claimed ns forces ~ere mop-
fhcre "a' no l'\t1matl' of Iranian
lJSualt1es Monda~
_P_a_l-es-ti_n_i_a_n_s_b_l_o_c_k_e_d_fJ_~_o_m_Is_ri_a_?J ..... ;-!-!-!-~-c-K_E_R_s-..
as memorial ceremonies begin
JERL' .\LEM f .\t'I -Soldiers
hlocl..ed Paks11n1am 1n the occupied
IJnds from entering Israel toda' as
hundred\ of thousands of Israelis
£Jlhercd in ceme1enn to remember
'1l' 16 -l 511 1roops \,\ho died tighung
llr the nation
.\n arm' spoktsman said Israel
.. vuld he shut to .\rab residents of the
1uup1ed V. e\t Bank and Gaza S1np
1~rough the IA e\'kend an an effort to
Nl' en1 tl·rrtir Jttaci..s dunng Mcm-
1.il .ind I ndepcndcnce Da~ com-
memor:111vns IA h11.!1 started T uesda~
l 'cnang
Israeli troops also maintained a
, urfev.-for a fourth da) on 17 refugee
camps an d towns in the West Bank
and six camps and towns 1n Gaza to
prevent furt her nots over tht as-
sassina tion of PL() malital"\ com-
mander Kh'ala l al-\\allr. ·
'\1ncc .\l-\\a21r ''as killed earh
Saturda'. ~O Palcs11n1ans ha' e died
an d ashes \o\llh brad1 troops
In a \1emonal Da~ speech. Pnme
\lant">lcr Y1t1hJI.. hamar 1oda) told
.\ma1can k\,\ 1sh fund-raisers an
kru\Jkm 1ha1 "hat the~ "ere seeing
in lht' ~ ·-month .\rah uprising "a"
"no1 demons1rat1on'i or s1t-1n'> II I!>
v.ar
He also insisted that a public
con1ro,crs~ o'er soldiers· d uties an
th\' \\'l·st Bank and Gaza "ould not
afTl·ct their n:soh c.
··1 ca n tl.'11 lhat the' kn o"' that what the~ :ire doing riov.. as JUSI as
1mportan1 for the count~ ·s fu tu re as
an)thang the~ ha'e done in the past
and "e're JUSI as proud of them no"'
a\ "-l. \\Crl' 1hen:· ~ham 1 r said .
honl~ after the speech. siren' ~oundcd througho.4t the counll) for
t"o minute<, mart..ang 1hc start of
tercmontt'!> at m1htal'\ cemetenes 10
honor 1hc .i11-, ear-old nation ·s "ar
deaJ ·
Memorials also v.ere held a1
thousands of elementa~ and high
schoob around Israel.
Slain PLO commander mourned
DAMA CU . S)ria t .\Pl -Hun-
1.!red<, of thousand~ of Pales11n1ans
mournL·d PLO m1lital) commander
Khalil .il-V. aLar 1oda' "ht'n he v.as
hum·d in a c.emcte~ 31 > na·s 1arges1
r .·iugel' l.Jmp
.\l-V.a11r 5~. better knov.n as Abu
Ji had "J'> Jssassanated Saturda) b)
L.Ommando!> v.ho burst into has home
1n !>uhuroan Tunas Israeli !>ources
I J' e 'M!1d hraeh secunt' forces
Jrnl'd nut thl·attack There.has been
no lOnlirmJl1on b) the Isra eli go\-
crn mcnt.
The Palestinian leader\ coffin .
draf't'd an a Pak .. ;unaan nag. wa\
earned b) a gun l·amage from the
morgue at Mou"asat Hospital to the
Man~ rs Cemcte~ at Yarmoul.. refu-
gee L.amp.
The mass funeral "as attcnJed h'
al-V. azir's mother. "1fc and fi, ;.
children and lop Palcsunaan l 1bc:ra-
11on Orga nizauon figu res
PLO ( haarman 't asser .\rafa1 and
L1b~an leader Col Moammar
(1Jdhafi. °"ho '~ere said to be on their "a' 10 Damasc us to attend the
funaal. dad not attend . But Palesu-
naan officials said' they e'pec1ed
-\rafat and Gadhafi to am'c laier in
thl' da~
Hundreds of thousands of Palesu-
n1ans marched behind al -Wa zar'"
toflin v.hcn 1t lef1 the hospnal.
Thousands of other Palesun1ans.
l hJntang slogans and nashang ··v" for
' 1c10n. stood on both sides of the
road as the COO\ 0\ drove across
Dama'>C'us· main Baramk1 thorough-
fare
.. 't ou are the man~ r of the upra •
an~ .. \houted the marchers. rcfemng
tu thl· 4': mo nths of Palc!>lin aa n
rw1ing 1n the lsraeh-occup1ed West
Bani. ;and (iaza Stnp.
.\I· Wa11r. born in Ramleh 1n what
" n11" Israel. became a key aide and
u1mradt•-1n-arms to ..\rafat. and <,ome
nh\l'f\ ers "a w hi m as the guerrilla
k.ida-., hear apparent.
.\ do\C a1dl· to al -Wazir. v. ho spoke
on ltmd111on ofanon)•mat~. said A.bu
Jihad '~J\ 1he leadcrofthc Palestinian
upmang an the attuptcd tcrritones.
but lhl' Ku1A,11l ~ew~ .\~l·nq said
numtx·rnl n1m-. The go' crnml·n1 and
1lw h1JJl l.Cr\ \a1d the~ reacht•d a
'>Olu1111n hut J1J not 'ia} v.hat 11 "as.
Thl· gunml·n had 1..tlled 1v.o passen-
gers "m·e 'l'111ng the Kuv.a1t <\1rv.a ~s
BOl·1ng 7-l.., on .\pnl 5 But Ku"a11
refu~d tu h.1" 10 thl.' h1Ja<.·l..a'" dt•mand that I., pro-Iranian terrorist"
1mpn,oned an .._u1Aa1t O..· released
\lost ofthl' \nn:eJ hostages v.ere
hd1e,l.'d 10 tx· .._uv.a111 including
1hrl·l· mL·mO..·r' ol Kuv.a1t's ro\al IJmll~ II \\3\ rql(JnC'd rre\IOU~I~
that about '5 ho.,tJge" v.ere aboard
the planl·
.\n otlic1al "uurtt' 1n "uv.a11
SJ'}l·alang on u1nd111on ofanon)mll).
..aid . .\lgenan Forl.'1gn \1 in1!ltcr Takb
lbrah1m1 prom1!>Cd the h•Jacl..ers safe
passage v. hl.'n he met v. 1th them
aboard the pla ne on Tursda~
.\ 31 ·\ear-old bu'>1ne\ .. man. 1 adar
El-Kt·ba: \a1d hi.' :.a" the hijackers
going 1hrough the plane tr~ ang 10 v.1~
off their fing(•rpnnt' \hortl~ after 4
a.m. H>d.t)
"This was thl' tir't 1nd1ca11on I had
1hat our tl.'ka~t· "a!> 11nm anent.'' El-
Kl·b1 said
The h1Jad cr.,, v..crl' .,., hasi..l'd out of
thl· Jet JI about 5.40 a.m ( 12·40 a.m.
EDT > and IJl.rn JO unmarked cars 10
an undas( ln'ied loca11o n. said
.\lgn1Jn offiuals v.ho spoke on
cond11aon of ano n~ mat) The
hostage'> v. ne brought out about 20
minutes later
Floodlight" tha1 had barned th e
bluc-a nd·\\h11e airliner n1ghtl~ since
11 landed herl' J "eek ago v.cre turned
ofTat 9 p.m Tue<>Ja~. alleged!:.-for a
technical rl•ason The\ ne,er came
bal !.. on and thl' area around !hi.' jet
"'as dart... mJl.ing 11 difficult fo r
reponers to dl'tt't't an) mo' emcnl.
.\nwart· .\l-"abah and lbtesam ~1-
abah. Sl'wnJ cousins of Kuwait's
em ir and lhl· 11111~ tv.o women among
the hostage' \\ l'rl· the first to descend
the gang"a' l111m the plane.
Thl' y,.onwn '~t·arang black veils.
"-l'rl' l·\(·ortnl to a car and taken to a
ho!.p1tal wn h 1hc1r brother. Fadel
Khalt'd •\l-'r.1 h:ih. v.ho rode in an
amhul:inl l' .1 doctor said. The
brother '':I' ,utfcnng from a nenous
da">ordl·r
Michael Dukalda concratulated by O.CU-wlnntna coaaln
Olympia Dakakla after New York Democratic primary.
Dukakis in firm
control fallowing ,
New York sweep
NEW YORK (AP) -Michael
Dul..ak1s lClcbrated a resounding
~l·v. York '1ctof) toda) that put him
on a fast track toward the Democra11c
pres1de nt1 al nom1nat1on and a fall
s,hoY.dov.n "1th Republican George
Bus h. Je!>se Jackson praised Dukakis
for l>tecn ni ckar of attacks in the
b1tterl~ di\ 1s1' l' pnmarv. sayan$.
"G.?od for hi m and good for <\men-
ra.
Sources said Sen. -\lbert Gore Jr.
was ending his prc\1dt·nt1al bad after a
poor third-place fini sh behind
Dul..a!..1s and Jackson. One source.
commcn11ng on cond111on he not be
named. said the o nl ) questi on v.as
"hl·lher Ciorl· would fo rmalh
"11hdra" or mcrel~ suspend has
campaign 1n order 10 retain has
dell·gatcs
The Tenn essee senator scheduled
an announcement fo r Thursdav in
\\ a!>hington ·
Jackson !>angled out New York
~la~or Ed "ard Koch toda) for blame
an a campaign an v.hach Jackson said
"people "ere dn,·en an to hystena" b)
negata'e campaigning against ham.
But he said on CBS-TV that Dukakis
..r~sasted the temptation to take the
campaign to the gutter."
Dukakas. an interviews on NBC-TV
and ABC-TV . said ... , want to be a
unifier .... ! think ~e can put it back
together. I'm somebod) who hates
the pohtacs of d1v1sion ...
Dukakis won 51 percent oft he New
York vo1e. Jackson 37 percent and
Gore I 0 percent.
"The Democratic Party's going to
be un ified and we're going to stop
George Bush this November:· Gore
said. sounding a unity theme that
must have been music to Dukakas'
cars after tv.o months of rough-and-·
tumble campaagnmg.
Gore v.as expected to halt has
campaiin Thursday. He had staked
everything in New York with an
expensive telev1s1on campaign and a
sometimes barb-tongued effort to
pose himself as an alternative to
Dukakas and Jackson .
Dukak1s ended up handily wanning
the ethnic white vote.
Alcoholic veterans
lose court decision
WA HI NGTON (.\P) -T he Su-
preme Court ruled toda) th~ govtrn-
ment ma} dasq uahf} m1h tary vet-
, erans ~-ho arc alcohohcs from rcce1v-
1ng benefits b} viewing thei r con-
dition a!> "willful misconduct" rather
1han an uncontrollable disease. B~ a -l-3 'ote. the Justices said the
\'etcrans ~dministrat1on. an denying
benefits to two men. did not violate a
federal lav. pro1cc11ng the rights of the
handicapped.
The coun dad not decide whether
alcoholism 1s a disease. but said the
\' .\ is not compelled to regard 1t as
such
"It as not our role to resolve this
medi cal issue on which the
authonlles remain sharpl) d1v1ded:·
said Jusuce Byron R. White .
White said a law known as Section
504 of the Rehabilitauon A.ct does not
require the Veterans Administration
to treat alcoholism as a disease. The
act. passed b> Congress in 1973. bars
federal pr0j.rams or anyone rece1vmg
federal aid from discriminating
against handicapped individuals
solel> because of their handicap.
.. , n our view. 1t is by no means clear
that Section 504 and the charac-
terization of primary alcoholism as a
willfully incurred disability are in
1rreconc1laable conflict," White said.
Senate votes to restrict
lobbying by ex-officials
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WASHINGTON -Advocates of closing Washangton·s .. revolving door ..
arc optim1st1c following Senate approval of a measure to restrict lobbying by
former members of Concrcss and top executive branch officials ... I think we
stand a chance" in the House. Sen. Strom Thunnond. R-S.C.. said Tucsda>
after voice-vote Senate passase ofa bill that includes the first prohibitions on
lobbyina b)' former senators and representatives. Ann McBnde, senior va<X
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_president of Common Cause. the self-described citizens' lobby. said that "the
rea quesuon now 1s wt\at happenstn1he HOUJr.WhetherlhebiU bttomn law
rests with the Hou1e Dcmocntic ladcrshap." The ethical issue of post-
emplo)'mcnt lobbyina as scheduled for its first recent House airinJ Thursday at
a hc.aring bf the Judiciary subcommittee on administrative law and
government.a relations.
Alr Force unveil• photo of Stealth bomber
WASHINGTON -The Air Fort'c dropped the veil of secrecy
surroundinc its Stealth bomber today, rclasita picture of the new cran and
announdnc it would make its maiden fli t lhis fall in California. As
~viously disclosed by former Arizona Sen. rry Goldwater, the new Iona·
ranee strate&ic bomber resembles 1 ·nyinJ wins" with the cockpit and enainc
inlets si1tin1 on to~ of it. The service. in• ~rief statement. said the plane would
.. cnsurcourcapab1lity to effectively penetrate Soviet dtfenteS well into the 21st
Ct"ntury .... "The first ftiaht of the Advanced Tcchnoloay Bomber. or 8-2. is
cumntly scheduled for this f1IL ••the sttvicc 1aid. "On its maiden f1iaht. the 8-2
will launch from its final usem~ facility at Air Force Plant 42 in Palmdale.
Cahf .• and land at the Air Force Aitht Test Center at Edwards Air Forte Base.
Welfare onrlual lrin• paaeJ•• OK
WASHINGTON -The Senate Finantt Committee overwhehninf)y
IPP!O"·ed a bipanisan S2.I billion welfare ovuhaul today that aims to IJVe
wdfarc pettnts more ~unities and incentiva to suppon their dUldttn.
"We have bttn fi~in& and strumln11 for th11 for a quaner<entury. ''said Sen.
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30 oays ot purchase. rf you are not satisfied for any
reason We ask that you return the merchandise in
new condition with your sales receipt. carton and
accessories.
STORE HOURS
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Hot dogs and'
justice can be
served in CM
Hold the relish.
The ci t) of Costa Mesa seems to be pursuing a non·
conforming merchant and has alleged code violations with a
great deal of relish -a bat too much pleasure perhaps.
On one side of the1beef is Will Campbell. a 40-}ear-old
restaurateur "1th a flair for promotion and a pa saon for
profit. A red hot capitalist if you will.
Representing the forces of law and o rder is a dul) worn
code enforcement officer w11h a flair pen who dut1full) se<.'ks
to do her dut'. To protect and to serve.
But som~where bet"'een capitalism and codes a collt:>1on
occurred. The ensuin~ confrontauon between the fo rces of
good and good intenti ons might be called The Great Costa
Mesa Wiener War.
It seems Camplx·ll. co-owner of Chicago Beef tat1on.
580 W .19th t.. founJh1m elfon 1he'>'1deside ofthe Cll) code
when has hot dog can wa~ found on the wrong 1de ofa narrow
definition.
The code enforcement officer cllcd Campbell for ill egal
storage for parking has can in the Jot in front of his hot dog
stand. which 1s set back from 19th Street among several shop
Campbell contends he stores nothing in the can but
merely uses it as a mobile sign to draw attention to his ston.•
The hot dog hawker mo' es the can into the lot every m orning
at 11 a.m. and brings 11 back in at 5 each night.
Campbell sa)S the can is nothing more than a mob1 k
sign. "
The dogged code officer contends the din can't qual1I~
under cit ) ~ntena to rece1\'e the required permits.
Quite pred1ctabl}. the "hole mauer as headed for court
on Ma) 3 "'hen a Judge "'II ha\l' to bum 'aluablc court llnll' ·
from an al read) crowded court calendar to resoh e this meat~
matter.
Only in our h1ghl ) ca' alt zed. mar\'elo usl) ad' anced ant.!
wonderfully sophisticated societ) could such a beef be
allowed to boil over into the couns.
Perhaps wiser heads at City Hall with the help of a C1t~
Counci l member or two could muster some of their
diplomatic skills and arrange a meeting between Campbell
and the code officer to seek a mutually acceptable albeit
conforming compromise.
Merchants. like residents. need the protection of the ctl)
in "h1ch they reside.
Let JUSttce and hot dogs be served.
Drugs
There·s an 1m ponant lesson for .\ma1cans tra\l?hng
abroad 1n the sto~ of a ~3-)ear-old \·1rgin1a free-lann'
photographer "'ho was sentenced in Spain ... to SI\ )Cars and
one <.Ja) an pnson. plus an $18.083 fine, on a drug-trafficking,
charge.
The photographer. who has been held without bail since
he was arrested a year ago. sa)s he ts innocent. that he thought
the su itcase he was transponang fo r a Washingto n. D.C ..
travel agenc~ on a four-da) assignment requanng a flight from
Chile to Spain was filled with travel brochures. not cocaine.
Even if he "'ere onl y an unwitting drug coun er. the free-
lancer's story underscores a message that the LI .S. State
Department sa~s American to urists sho uld take to heart.
Tra,el abroad "arrants caution ....
In man) countnes. people caught with drugs an thl'1r
possession. no matter how small the amount. can be assurl'<l
of one thing: heft> penalties that Y.111 make them than!.. t'-'O or
three tames before trying that again -when the~ linall~ gl'I
out. that as.
That is something this count~ should be emulating
Spokesmu-Revie"'· Spokane, Jfasb.
Trade trade-offs
The trade bill sluicing through Congress can he fairl~
compared to ra" sewage passing through a "ater treatment
plant
At mad-stage tn the process 111s a good de.ii l kaner than
"'hen 1t "'ent an. But unless 11 1s subJCCtl·c.I to J lot m ore
filtrauon. It "''II not be fit for the la" books
What President Reagan must guard again\! I\ 1hr natural
1ncl1nat1on of Republican la'>'makers to "dn '-Omethang··
about massn e trade defic11s k o;t the' tx· dnhbered by
Democrats preaching econom 1l nat1onai1sm ·
..\s 11 stands now. Reagan 'lhould 'eto the trade bill. It
dilutes president 1al authont~ h~ passing t rn1ca l decisions
afTe ung rcla11ons with other nations to a ta b1net-l~vcl trade
represcntat1'e who could be badgered b' C ungress.
And its disclosure provisions could -.care ofT foreign
in' estors whose fu nds are necdt·d to finance huge Reagan-era
federal debts and deficits.
Baltimore Suo
Richard Nixon
Richard 1xon 1s at least consistent -he still behc"es
that the presidency as an cittttd monarch and" all the
president's 'assals should be pardoned from any en mes
committed in service to him.
If President Reagan pardons (John M.) Poindexter and
(Oliver l.) Nonh. he says to the country: "I am the president.
I am abo"e the law. and these men -acting o n what they
thought were m y d irectives -are above the law also."
It's unfortunate that Nixon learned so little from his
forced resignation in 1974 ....
Almost 14 years after his depanure from the O val Office.
Nixon should understand by now the reason behind his fall
from grace.
ORANGE COAST
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·'But the Legislature has Imploded, becoming Jessa forum for policy
d e bat~ and l1IOl"e an arena for ceaseless personal and partlsan power struggles.·· •
. . T\'i U<iMT ~T TMt IRD GP TMI t.PIHMIST-. nMNl\..
State Legislature deserves
dose of television coverage
~.\CR.\~1 ENT0 -Telt.>\ls1on
mJ' tx-. as '°'l' arc often told. ihl· pnnu~ sourn.· of ne'-'S for .\men·
cans
It'" a so me"hat dtscomfi t1ng
1hou~hi g1,cn the overall quaht~ of
tdn "'"n rl'(X>rtJgl' hut. aga1n .11 ma~
bt_· I fUl' 11·., also true that Cahforn1a\
ll'll'' l\ll>n station~. "•th one or '"n
notJhk l'\ll'Pttons. pro' 1de absoluac-
1~ J1,mal W' l'ragl' of public polic~
and pollt1t·at t!>'>UC~ facing th l' stall'
California·~ hr oadcastl'rs. 1n ·
llucncl·d b' thl' lowt''\t-common·
denom1na1 tir phtlosoph~ of consult -
ants. haH' opted for the tabloid
app1 oath 10 nl'\\S, ""th an emphasis
on '1sual 1mpan and thus on se\.
t"rtnll' and natural disasters. '-'tth J
ltltk happ~ call.. 1hro"n 1n
fo lhl' e\tl'Ot !hat the\ dt•al "llh
polilll'\ .11 all -and all bui one out-of·
11mn <;t3i1or1' ha\c closed 1hc1r
( Jp11ol hurl'3US -!Ck\ 1s1on nl'"S
dtrcc lor\ ll pt fur the Oash~. usual!~
ml'Jn1ngkss ··media c.-'en1 .. cool..t'd
up b~ .. omc poltt1cal huckster dunng
lJmpa1gn ~ason
\._ l. arc 1 n t hl· pron·~~ ofcrca11ng the
most ethnll'Jlh and t•coom1C'al h dt·
'l'r'>l' SlXll't' 1n thl' hmon of man· !..ind 3nd that fa •t. "llh its ·m,nad of
('11mpll'\ pohllcaf ISSUl'S. rrmam\ J
sn rct 10 patron' of commercial
tl'ln •~ion 'tatwn~. I.'' en as 1he~ cope
"1th lhll'>l' IS~UCS 1n their daif\ "'cs.
lron1l alf\ 11\ a tendenc\ that's
mu\t prun1junn·d in the larger cit ies.
\l hO\l' tl'll'' 1s1on stations reach thl'
mo,1 California u112ens and whose
'onal fobncs are most affected b) the
""l'l'ping SOl'tal and economic
l·hangi.:' no" unctcr way, ro tntt·n~ll ~ lhl' bitter iron~ of that
\lluat1on. ( ahforn1a 1s one of onh
li1ur <.tatt•s not to otTer their rc.-s1dent~
<.ome 10'itllut1onah2ed coverage of
their c;1::11e go,crnment.
DAN
WALTERS
In mosi s1ates. pubhc-tele' 1s1on
nl'l" orl..!i. consider such CO\'eragc.-io
ll\.' pan of their dut~. But the pubh-:-·
ll'll'' ''Ill" apparatus in Cahfornsa 1s
"l·a l.. and fragml'nted. especiall~
'i1nl°l' lhl' state's pubhc-broadcasung
comm1\s1on "as a\ed as pan of a
gl·naJI JU~ll'nt~ program a fe" ~ears
agu
.\ti.·" months ago. "e reponed that results into a detailed proposal for
there's :in cmbl"\onsc mo~emenl creation of a pubhc-affa1rs channel.
Jtml.'d at rnrrccurig that clc.-ar deli-"h1ch probabl) '-'OUld ht' earned on
l ll"nl ~ b~ l rl·a11ng a Caltforma public· cables' stems a la C'-SPAN but whose
Jffatr'> nc1"1lrk patterned after ('. rovcrage would be magni fied b)
. P·\:'\. thl' cable channel that maki ng it a'ail:ibk to public and
pro' 1tk\ cnmprehensn·e and often commerciat stations as well.
f1,d~ t·oH·ragl' of national political • .\mong the man) side effects of
;rnd lq~1.,IJtl\l' affairs Caltforn1a·s 1ncreasmgeconom1c and 'o". 11 Jpfll·ar ... that effon has cultural non-homogcnt1} 1s that the
moH'd Jnuihl·r notch to...,ard fru1 · for('CS pulling us together arc weak-
11on ening "hale those pulling us apan arc
Trnn v. l"\ll'n. an assistant gro"ing stronger. profl''>S~lr 1n lhl· l 'n1' ers11~ of \\ e art' seeing 111creasingd1span11cs
<;ou1han (altforn1a·s <\nncnberg in the qual11~ of public services -
l·hool of C ommun11:a11ons. has been e'en those as uni' ersall) patron1ze-d
promoting thl' lOncept '-'Ith some as h1gh"a}s -and 1nC'~as1ng le'els
pm all' grana mtim·~ of social fnc11on
L sing l ' ( grJduate students. St.ate go' crnmcnt. c.-spec1all) the
\\'t·sten condul'll'<i a poll of a sample Legislature. should ht' a foru m 1n
of Caltforn1an' Thl' poll. hr sa~s. "hteh 1hesc cultural and other d1f·
ind1l':Jtt·d 1ha1 "l.'11 o'er half of those fcrcnces arc rcsohed. But the Legis-
qucs11oncd sa~ 1hc~ recc"e ti11le or lature has imploded . becoming k ss a
no 1nformat1un about Caltfom1a go'. forum for pohq debate and more an
C'rnment from usual broadcast arena for ccascl~s personal and
sourrc~. and 1hrCl'-Quancrs said the} partisan po"'er struggles.
"ould Ix· inicre\tcd 1n a Cah fom1a .\public-affairs telev1s1on channel
publlc-afTairs nct"ork 1s not a panacea for all of California's
..Our' rl.'scarch shows that Cah-social ills. But it would be a unifying
fornia "ould hcncfit from a go'. mOµence b) strcssinJ the issues and
anml·ntal and puhl1c-affa1rs channel. events that affect all Californians, and
and that o;1gnaficant numbers of u would . perhaps. compel the l..eg1s-
Cahfornia ClllLcns wo uld '-'atch u," lature-ro pay a lit1le more attention to
Westen said 1n reporting the poll the real world -especially if law-
rl'\ult., lntl'resl 1s cspcrn1ll~ high makers knew the real world was
among act I\ c 'otcrs "'Ith post-high watching them.
scho<)I educations Do W•ll~rs I• • •fadk•IH
\\ e'ltcn '<, team "111 fold thC' poll col•m•l•li• S.cr•m~•"'·
Army back.tracking to rid
tanks of counter! eit bolts
W>\SH I N~TO:'ll .\menca·s
main battle tank. thl' M-60 Patton
series. has been losing its tracks
because counterfeit bolts were used to
hold them togeiher .. according to
closed-door congressional test1mon).
The problem 1s so serious that
dn \er<> ha' c been "'arned IO -;tow the
tanks au 10 or IS mph . .\t their top
s~'ed uf JO mph. the tank s ha\e been
kno" n 10 la' a tratl of broken bolts
and 1hro" thcJI tracks. a bolt Cl{pert
told thl' <hcrs1gh1 and Investigation
!>ulx omm111ec chaired by Rep. John
0 1ngl•ll. D-~ltch.
I he tal c bolts look JUSt ltke the
high·.,trcng1h carbon bolts, but are
madl· uf 1nfenor metals that tum to
pull~ or shear off at temperatures and
slrl''>' that genuine bolts can
"1th~1and. Last year. WC' reponed that
one out nf ever) four bolts 1n m1htaf)
s1ock~lt!s are forelg.n-madc .countcr-
fem.
The "llness testa fyina before
D1ngcll's subcommittee has been
working w11h Ocfense Department
1nvc.-<;t1gators looking into the
counterfeit bolt scam. His testimony
was so sensiti ve to ongoing cnminaJ
invesllgations that the committee
met in private.
But our associate Stewan Harris
has learned that the witness testified
he and anvestiptors from the Defense
Dc,P.8rtment followed the fake bolt
trail to the Patton tanks at the Fon
Carson Army bHc in Colorado
Sprinas. olo.
There arc more thin 4,000 M-60s
in active duty and on r'C$Crvc status
with the Army. and many of them are
baKd at Fort Canon. · ·
If the witneu's tntimony is on the
martt. it dais a severe ~ow to the
previous position takm by the Army
Matcncl Command -lhat counter-
feit bolts are every bit u toOd H the
real McCoy at temperatutts below
~ cSqrees. Army Matetlfl Com-
mand bolt e,.petU say most bolts arc
not subJttted to temperatures of
more than SOO dqltts.
But other bolt l'\pens argut' that the
.\rm~ ha'i nu "3~ of knowing ho"'
stro ng tht' counterfeits arc. ln-
\l'5ttgator., lur the Defense Depan·
ml·nt and 01ngcll's subcomm111ee
ha'I.' found roun1erfci ts that fail at
room tcm pa:uun:.
The Arm) Materiel Command sent
a team of investigators to the Red
Rl\er .\rm) Depot in Texarkana.
Tc ~a~. "here M-60 tracks are re·
paired fhe icam will check bolt bins
there for lountcrfe1ts and also look
inio the possibility that bolts fail
bc{'ausc thq are being torqued too
light I)
A spokesman for the Army
Materiel Command said that oper-
ation of Patton tanks has not been
hampered by the track problem. A
Fon arson spokesman said they
ha\e c'penenccd no more than the
wual track.problems.
In the ~meantime. there arc 17
separate. ongoi ng military investip·
hons into counterfeit bolt dealers.
lnve•a1ga11ons into two counterfeit
operallons have already resulted in
indictments or pica barpins. The
American d1S1nbutors of foreisn
counterfoils can be nailed under the
False Claims Act if they falwly
certified that t~ir bolts met U.S.
government standards and c~
the JOVemmcnt for the more CX·
pens ave product.
Several investiaations were
laune:hed by tips from the makers of
military vehtdcs after they found
they had been supplied with inferior
bolts. AmOftl the manufacturers re-
portin& faulty bolts ~ the makers
of the M 109 trlf·proptlled howiaer
and MH tank retnever. the Bnldley
Fiahtin& Vehtcle troop transpon. the
multipurpose l~ton truck and the
M98 J support team vehicle.
All the vehicle builden ~ to
h.tve rid their inventonnofthe bopJ
bolts b) earl)' laJt year.
J1c1
A11uso1
and DALE ~AN A TT A ..
expect next. now that it Sttms the
Soviets are scnous about withdraw-
ing from Afghanistan. Sttretary of
State George Shultz has said he
doesn't think the Soviets w11l violate
thei r withdrawal agreement. that they
arc glad to be gtttina out. But
S«retary of Defense Frank Carlucc1
is more wary. He suspects the Soviets
will . leave a pohucal time bomta.
behtnd. Class1ccommunist stratesy if
to divide the QJ:U>QSi\iort and hold
control with a llehtly disciplined
mmonty. In Af&hamstan. thc CIA his
reported that the Soviets will leave
the Af&f\an anny and security pol~
hea vily armed. The Soviets have also
cartfull y SCrct"ned and indoctrinated
top commanders. They are now
counting on the auemlfas to shoot
themselves an the foot by flahtina
among themselves.
MINI-EDITORIAL -President
Reagan was s,iunncd to find out that
his one-ti me 1POktsman Larry Spea~
es fabncated prnidentaal qUOla for
distribuuon to the medaa. Raipn
says he only recently found out ~t
Speakn did. As we tee it. that lcava
only two options. both untc1tliftl.
Either the pmidcnt c1oan•t.reect lbe
~pm. Ott be reeds lhtm ud
f tlUl"CS lbc Cl,UOla ate IO devet. be
muJt have said lbcm. TMre it a...tl\ird
possibility. A 11.t&r madt atp lk
quote when Reapn said be didn't
know about tbc madt-up quotet. ....... ,. __ °"' t'•A.ail
FGHAN PULLO T -Wash· .,.. qa•m_, ti' 'pm Al .....
1n11on stratq1~tsdon't know what to .,._, O.C. •
DAN 'tf AL TSlt8
Col••etet
So many
pape.rs, s~
little time
It takes time to wnte a column.
even a short one such as this. and
most of us never have enQUgh of it -
11me. not my column.
This past week we had house JUCSts
from the East Coast It was their first
trip to Southern California so we
toured the area durins the day and
talked late into the night catchtnl up
on recent news in both families.
There was lilllc: time left to write my
column.
When the guests lcf\ on Monday I
had a week's accumulation of unread
newspapers. There is a rule in o~r
household that no papers arc dis·
carded until I have read them.
I admit I'm addicted to ncwspnnt. I
subscribe to five newspapers -four
dailies and one weekly. I also read my
neighbor's discarded Wall Street
Journal. And my hometown paper
from the Midwest. which arrives
about every I 0 days. or sooner 1f the
editor remembers to drop 11 off when
he 1s going by the post office.
It takes 11me to read that man)
~pcrs and strength to cart) them 1n
each . morning -pan1cularly the
Thursda> and Sunday ediuons. lfany
of the datl) papers aren't here by 8
a.m . I call the c1rculat1on department
fran tically and notify them. fro!" !"Y
arnons one would think I was d1ahne
911 . I classif} non-dehvel) of a paper
a!> an emergency.
fnends and family (and probably
the men who pack up the trash each
"eek) can·1 understand why l need to
read so many papers when each of
them covers all the impOrtant news of
1he day.
That's the point: I'm not interested
1n just the .. important .. news of the
da). rm interested in everything that
happens to everyone everywhere.
There are mcmbt'rs of my household
"ho interpret this as being nosy. but I
ha' c a good comeback for that.
I have to keep informed on what's
going on. Different newspapers have
different slants on the same story.
.\lso. 1 get as man)'. if not more. ideas .
for columns from the unimportant
news as I do from the important news.
Of course. I hke to check out all the
different colu mnists too. I don't want
to hunker over my word ~sor all
we-ck on a column and then have
someone tell me they ~d a piece on
the same subject last week in the XYZ
newspaper. .
Another advantage in subscnbang
to more than one paper is the vanety
of comic strips and crossword puzzles
a'a1lable -and my favorite scctton
in any paper -letters to the editor.
I admire people who take the time
and trouble to write the editor and
sound off, whether they are Jiving
him a pat on the ba'ck or a boot on his
backside.
What I haven'tadmilled to anyone
before is that the first thing I read arc
the horoscopes. With fi ve horoscopes
to read (the Wall Street Journal doen't
pnnt one) I have ~t lttway in
plan nm& my day.
One ofthesc days I'm Soma to read
tha.t people born under my sign arc
creative persons and should go into
the field of journalism and write
columns for newspapers.
That alone will justify the time I
spend reading papers and make my
investment in subscriptions worth·
while.
Cehl.W.I AM Wells /Jvn '9
LapuN~l.
LETH RS
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Yale Bridge
To the Editor:
Our aood neiahbon in The Ranch
art stiff fiahtina the city of Irvine in
the "Batlle of Yale Bridee." Tbey say
it is unsafe and have even taken the
city to court to try and stop the bridtc-
But, is safety what ~ly haubcm so
upset?
Followina are some e~cerptS from
one of several similar anonymous
nien _pu1ed out in The Ranch and
Deerfield concemina the bridle:
··A proposed new bridaie link1na
9ur IOflCOUS communities 1rith the ~~y. eyesore "California Homes"
will decrease your property value an
ntimated 8 to 10 ~nt.
"Drive so the 'other side of the
tracks.· or wait to t~ ~ of' the Yale
A venue pedestrian tlridet and you
will 9ft a comma1nit~ lba't loots like
Santa Ana -not Irvine.
"limited lt'ttll into our com-
munity by outiiden It the key 10 our luccelL ..
Tbole wbo doD ., want lht bridlt
atnderMandabh' c:aa't -..cal '° tit City Cou~ fOt rwo. Of'bipry 10
W)' cower by •JUill lht bridle it
Uftllfe. Funber, tk r....ut .....
dday '8Ctk10•y lime IO dllllla Dl'W, boDddY ....... O'IQ-9-orift.
... CCMMCil ..;ority .. ,... will""" tbcm la.eir way. I r
EDMCCOU.UM
Irvine
Or-. eo.t DAILY PILOTIWedl~. April 20, , ...
COMPLETE NYSE COMPOSITE TRANSACTION&, Al
Workshops in Laguna tell how to target life,Job
"Most ~ spend tnore time plannint their
summer vacations than their li ves," said Linda Loomis of
l..quna Niauel.
"And yet Labor Department statistics show tNt the
a vera,e person will have I 0 employen, chan~ jobs e vtty
three to sill years and make three complde career chantcS
in a lifetime.
··But who tells you this and provides some
auidclinesr'
To take the mystery out of job-chan,;ftf.. Loomis
recommends the New Yort-bued Crystal-Bttkky C~.
which is ofTcrint its life-and wort-desian work.shops this
Saturda}' throu&h Wednesday at the Surf A Sand Hotel in
Laauna Beach and apin on June 4-8.
John Crystal wuthe inspiration for Richard Bolles'
lxst-scllina .. What Color is Your Parachute'?'' and is
universally crcd.i~ with havina founded the so-alkd
career plannint movement 30 years aao. He will ove~
these two openana rounds of an onaoina scrin of semi nan
and follow-up consultations.
"h 's aot too peat an exagcrat1on," ac:corchna to his
partner and CBC president, Nella G. Barkley, "to say that ~ ~ults of a Crystal workshop can dramat1caJly
improve quality oflife for its penteipents.
She adds that mpre than half of CDC's clients arc able
to make chanecs in their wort situations without losina ··a
beat ... or a dollar" in salariCi Tflas fact has been
documented by an independent researcher from Col-.
umbia University, whose survey discove~ that those
makina chantcS 1n the work following a CBC program
actually increased their a nnuaJ income by an avcrqc of
$1 2.000.
Loomis crcd1u CBC for two maJor career Chaflll"S 1n
her nfe.
"Ona.tnally l was a product manqrr with a h1gh-t«h
firm and o ne nted toward Fonune compan1ts. ·· she said.
""After taking the workshop the first time. I moved into
commcrc~I real estate brokeraac I used Cr'ystaJ
techniques ap1n to set up my prcstnt consulting practice
1n life-wort dcs1an counselini."
Previo usly a national P.,f'odUCt man-att for A T AT an
New Jeney, he visited Cahfom1a 1n November 1916 and
decided to move he.re.
He enrolled 1n a CBC workshop which "helped ~
clanf) and act m touch wuh.my aoals and p ve me a
suppon S)'Stem tO face the nslts of such a ~or chanac:•
he s.a1d
She sugested how the C:BC' S)'Slem could Ix an
economical aJtcmauvc to corporat.t outplace~nt scr-
v1cn and t 3pla1ned how tbe worllbop 1s d1v1ded an to t1o1.o
sections -a stretchina to )et aU I~ anformat1on and a
narrowan& to taract a specific proposal
··Now I'm a financtaJ l)Aanncr and teach1nscoUqr(at
Santa Monica a nd Loyola-Marymo unt). I'm probably
~orkang harder now that I'm self~mployed. but my dantt
card 1s filkd throuah August and, of course. I'll have more
business b) then •·
.. The first t~ . days concentnue on perso~I
assessments and pnontm na value-s. interests. skills and
special experiences:· she said. "This ttme creates a spa~
to reflect ~nd envision what )OU rcall~ want to Ix.
Mana Robinson made a s1m1lar crou-country move.
formerly an marketina with a major cosmetics
manufacturer. she was also involved in harness ho ne
racing and owned a stakes Wlnner in 1977.
\\'1th her Harvard MBA. she µsed the Crystal S>-Stem
to e:>.plore the us.e of futul"C$ an m oney manqrment and
<:rcated her present JOb by cont.act1"f a firm that bad bttn
··w bus) ""1th clients that the)' hadn t bad tJ me to look for
~meo~ "'1th the e\P"'\lst I offered and the-y nccckd
.. The second pan 1nvoh es 1nformat1onal 1nttr-
v1ewin1 which. when doM corrcctl). chanaes 'Job bcgars'
into )ob resource persons·"" ho can 1dent1f) market nttds
within.a compan) and u~ 1o1.hat the~ have leamC'd about
themsc~~es to COO'\ 1ncc an emplo~er 1hat the> are the n ght
person.
Mo t1vat1on 1s the ke~ r('Qu1s11t 10 the v.orkshop
which m olve-s a SI . .:!00to S 1.800 fe-t. depending on the
amount of subscqut'nt con\ultatio n. and preparation of a
200-paae biogra ph~.
··\1~ interest in ho rses chanaed from profcuional to
a' Olataonal no1o1. that I l1vt 1n Palos VCf'dcs and can ndc
for leisure an tht' e' entn&-an unlxhe\ ab~ lullul')' on the
E.as1 ( oast ·· ~ •
But Michael Hal~rsuidt of Los -\ngt'ies ""' -
om mends the .. energmng·· results of C BC contrasted to
the usual resume route
"'o"" she rcfe~ t.o the dreaded ""cold cans·· 1n sales as
'"magilal leads ~cauSt" the C"l)stal system keeps yo u
inspired to neg.ouate fo r mutuall} favorable terms and to
gC't fi, e lOntacl names from each reference."
1 o register for thc workshops. phone 495-91 43
NYSE UPs & DowNs Bass Group 1night buy
ailing A1nerican s&L
OTC UPs & DowNs
By Tk Al1od ate4 Press
The Rotxn M Bass Group has rcnC'v.'('Q 1ts interest m ~cqumn&
Irvine-based A.mencan Savings & Loan .\ssoc1 at1on. the troubled
financial un11 of F1nanc1al Corp of A.menca a ne""'spaper reported
Tue~' Th~ Fort Wo nh. T eus.. firm has antensa licd 1Ls negonauons for
Amcncan v. 1th the staff at the fedt'ral Home Loan Bank Board 1n
rccen1 1o1.e-tks. according to T he "'all trttt Journal. which cnC'd
un1den11fiC'd officials
The dt'al 1n \oh cs mass•' c go' cmmcnt assmancc the newspaper
added. altho ugh 111s uncle.a r ""hether Bass and bank board officials v. 111
Ix able to l&fC't on te rms.
"bank board spokesman refused to confirm 1he report Tucsda).
although he ~1d the board ha s bttn taJkang wnh 'anous panics about
proposals to a q uire the FC A. unit The spokt'Sman dcchnC'd to name
a n\ of FCA's suitors
· B«aus.e the negouataons art' ~tWttn the bank board a nd poss1blt'
bidders. ··v.e rcall) can't commt'nt o n thanes the) ma~ or ma) not Ix
doing.·· said FC" o;pokesv. oma.n La' na 8ro1o1.d~
4.mencan Sa' ings has assets of mort than S30 b1lhon, including
about S5 billion v.onh of troubkd loa.ns and forccl<>Kd real estatt.
pnmanl~ an Cal1fom1a ~nd Tcus The Bau Group as an an vestment
arm of a mt'mlxr of the wealthy Bus fam1I~. and has elltens.i~·e rt'al
estate hold 1nas.
On 1no~r front . FCA and o~r dcfendan"'fs named in
shareholder class-a t1on lav."Su1b against the nation's iCCond-la~t
thnft ha'c reached a tent.alive &grttmcnt to ~ttle the suits for 548
mil hon .
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NYS E CoMPOSIH TRAN SACTIO NS
WEDNESDAY'S CLOSING PRICES
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Stock market declines
NE" '\ORK I .\Pl -The stock market eave
~rounJ \\'cdncsda) as Wall S1reeters voiced mixed
kcl1ng~ abou1 thl·1nfla11on ou1look.
Thl' Labor Dr panmen1repon ed1his morning
!hat 1hr con'>uml"r pnct' index rose 0.5 percent 1n
~1a rch
That marked the: b1~l'St monthly increase 1n
thl' infla11on gauge since 11 Jumped 0.7 perce nt 1n
J.inuan I Q8'7.
. But anal> sts 'klllJ there v.asalsoa general sense
o l r\.'ltl'f un Wall ~1rc1.·1 that the figure wasn·t worse.
Rumor'> and conjecture that the increase
might run <:IOSl' 10 a full percentage point sent both
sto1.·I.. and bond pnce'> lov.-er 1n late 1radmg on
Tul"sda)
The Dov. Junes a'eragt· of 30 industnals
drupJ)\:d l ·t.09 10 I. 985 A I
Dt·din1ng 1i.<.ucs ou1numbered advances by
morl' 1han 2 lu 1 1n Ne\\ York Stoc-k Exchangt·
h<.h:d trading. \'Ith 465 up. 1.025 down and 480
unchangl•<l.
WHAT AM tX Orn WHAT NYSE Orn
AME X LEADERS
Go Lo QuoTE s
s.tectecl WOt'lcl OOICI prlCW Wecl....O•~ by T,,. M soelaled Preu •
L ........ mo"''"O h•"'O It $45100. UC> SI 10 L~ anemoon ha1no '' '457 •o. ue> so so f'erte .ttemoon '""'V It S.-58 09 up S 1 59 , ...... 1ht<"'O It '451 • 7 UC> 11 73
ZWldl 191• en.,,,_., bid $4!\e 75 of! SO 25,
$457 25aei<ed ......, • ...,_,..,..5740 upS0 50
.............. 5183 up so 50
...................... $48• 77 UC> so 52
NYC-001C1 ICIOI rnon111 Tue '458.tO.Oft$1 00
METALS QuorEs
NEW YOAll t"PI -SOot ._..,,_ met .. -
Weonetelr, .......,_, f l 0900 CMlt pet l)Ov(ICI NV Come•
IC)OI rnontll CIC>Md Tue c~ -1101· ... s 101 c.nta • paunci us deSltnetoons
C...., · 95 10 Wiii I* povnd NY eom.1 Sl)OI
rnon111 Tve
Leed • 3• c.ntt • POU"d DM · U ·55 c.ntt a POUncl d-.0 n.. • $4.2225 Melalt w-compo911e Df~ per 10 I --.., • N 460 >!anc1)' & '48'"'111\ IOlll\o de•l)I IWOlel
.._ • $& 0 1 -ltOO, 01 NY Come• "'4M monll'I
CiOMd Tue ~-S33500·~500-7111b ria.k ~YOfk ......,_. "2t OO-SS30 00 lroy oz N Y tconlrectl
.......... $531 to N y ~( tCIOI -lrOy OI Tue
NEW YORI( <.APl Aor. 20
Adv,nced Declined Uncrianoed Total iuues New hiohs New tows
Wed..
!tie ~ 12
NYSE LEAD ERS
Dow JoNE S AvERAGES
NASDAQ SUMM ARY
Consumer prices up
0. 5 percent in March
WASHINGTON (AP~ -Con·
sumer prices. propelled by a record
nsc in clo1hing cos1 • shot up 0.5
percent in March. the biggest 1nc~asc
since January 1987. the government
said toda).
Besides the 2.0 perce nt jump in
apparel costs, retail prices were also
dnven upward by a 0.4 perce nt pin in
psolinc costs, the first rise since
August. and a 0.3 percent hike in food
pnccs.
Taken IOJCther. clot~ina. food and
transPortat1on pncc increases ac-
counted for haJ f the March jump.
which wat m0rt than double the 0.2
percent pin of February.
The overall pin -amounting to
6.4 pcrc.cnt on an annual buis -
setmed surt 10 funher CC'Onomim'
conctms lhlt in nation may be re.
boundina. The Consumer Pnce lndc11
had risen a moderate 4.4 pmient lut yc~r and a tiny I. I pm:ent in l 986
Today's repon blamed the sharp
aft(ftUC in dott.in1 costs. the s1Cepnt
OnHnOnth •IKIC:W: ~ NCIOfds
WC1' fint Upe in 1947, Oft "1ubltln-
llally h11htt priced l'Print and wm-
mer merchandise. per11cularly
women ·s dott.ana."
Indeed. pnccs for women's and
girls' d othin& rose 3.9 percent after
falling in January and Febnaary.
Pnccs for men's and boys' appenl
were up 1.2 percent.
Ooth1ng prices normally rite in the
sprina. Last month's jump -3.7
pcttenl once the depenment's
seasonal adjustment procns is fac-
tored out -was even pater than
analysts had e11pectcd. however.
The depanment pve that Olhcr
specifics on March retail pria ectivi-
ty:
•GasoliM prices rose 0.4 pmimt ~ftcr faUina 1. 7 percern in ~
and 1.6 percent in January. from
September tl'lrou1b Febnaary,
psohM pnces had fatten S.9 pmiml
•-Grocery store~"* 0.4
pcrttnt after fa.Uina 0.6 perc:nt in
Ftbruary. Ladina the way was a 0.2 percnt
p in 1n prica for f'resb fn&itl and wwnabla. Vinually all &be u.cr.te
"'in frat. mail prices while &be colU of ftM Vt'l(!tablet C8111i•lld M> dedU.C.
Afttt toarill 25.5 ~I in 1917.
(rah •eertablt prices haYC fallen 14.9
pt:fttftl 10 fat thil ,at.
Stewart
remains
perfect
A's pitcher beats
Angels, 8-3, to go
fourforfourin '88
OAKLAND(APJ-Dave Stewart
has started four times and won •four
times, a rate which would make the
Oakland Athlciics' pitcher a 30-gamc
winner.
His balk total, at eight and count-
tng. could be even more amazing.
"I can't let the balks bother me. lfl
balk. I balk. I can't let it break my
pme when I'm pitchtng" Stewart
said after surviving three balks Tues-
day night in an 8-3 victory over the
Ca1ifomia Anicls.
"I've got to concentrate on throw-
ing strikes." he added. "I'd like to
make adjustments (lo prevent balks).
but 1fl have I 00 balks this year. that's
The schedule
AWAY
TQdav-Oakland. 12:15 o.m.
HOME
Aorll 11-Seallle, 7:05 o.m.
Aorfl l?-Seallle. 7:05 o.m.
Aorll 23-SHllle, 7:05 o.m
Aorll 2.-s.a111e, l:OS pm
Aorfl 2S--ldlt
AWAY
Aorll 26-0etroil, •:JS om.•
• On TV. ChanMI S
• All games on KMPC, 710
the way it's going_to be~··
The major-league record for balks
in a season is I I by Steve Carlton.
The Angels totaled seven hits off
Stewart. who struck out six and
walked two. Rick Honeycutt got the
first out 1n the eighth, and Dennis
Eckc~sle) finished up for his sixth
save tn six appe.aranccs.
"We hit the ball hard off Stewart.
but we couldn't get a big inning iikc
they did," California manager Cookie
RoJas said.
Two big Oakland innings carried
the A's to the victory. They scored
fo ur runs in the second and fou r more
1n the ci&)lth.
"It was a lot closer than the final
score." A's manager Tony La Russ.a
admitted.
The A~cls almost got out of the
eighth. Third baseman Jack Hdwcll
started a double play after the A's the
loaded the bases with nobody out. But
three consecutive doubles iced the
victory.
"Howell made a great play. but
rather than get down about it tn our
dugout we said. 'Hey. this 's the bi~
lcqucs and that can happen to you.
and we got those big hits." La Russ.a
said.
Oakland scored four runs off starter
Chuck Finley, 1-2. tn the second
inning. when he walked the first two
batters. Terry Steinbach and Don
Baylor had RBI si ngles.
Foantaln Valley frabman pitcher Rae Rice
deU~era en route to a 20-lnnlng .corele. •
WEONESOA V. APRIL 20. 1988
CdM relll•• from 2-1 deflcl,ito topple Uni In volleybell. 82.
Orlolea lou record-tying 13th 1trelght to •l•rt ....... 84.
0.-, ..... ~., ... .._
.tandoU with Edleon'• Terry Carpenter lD
Sunaet Leacae M>ftball.
Barons take:
Sunset lead
Montgomery puts
Edison away. 3-2:
o y blanks another
Founuun alle~ H1gh's Barons are
son of11kc the v.eather-1f,ou don"t
hke '!What \Ou S<"e v.a11 around a v.h1I~
and ltS sure tO t'hangi;
Mired 1n a threc-v.a' tit" for last
wnh a 1-2 rec ord tv.o .•• :e-e~~ ago the
Barons re~t atop tht' un~t League
baseball standings tuda' 11 llov. 1ng a
}-1 \ICtO~ O'er '1\11 ng Edison
TuM<ia' afternoon
It's JUSI a hall-g.amt' margin >'i.-r
Wt'Stminstt'r and (>cean \ ;ev. ti.11 :r
tht' v. 1ld. wild 1.. O'it"l lht' Baro'.1~ an.•
one-up on lht' com pc11t1on than~s ·u
the four-h it p1t(l°'ing 01 5te'e \k1nt-
gomef). v.ho ,.,r,,, uut ...:'en .ind
v.alked th~ in ~l .. r1ng tht' .1d11~
.. He startl"d 111T real slo.,.. <.aid
Fountain \'a lie' I •·al h ~ent '-t·: ot
Montgomc~ "'th 1s no"' .l. in
league pla~ a11c• g 11ng '>-3 r. non-
leaguc g.amt''> · 81..1 I ne1o1. ne d ,..,me
around. \\ e v.ut'r 1 scon-ig -r.an~
runs for him an\.'.! 'le\ p11c ht'.-! v.d tht:
last fivt' or SI\ g.imt~ ·
The Bar~>ns got :v. ~,in the ~c.nc 1"
ta kt a lead tht'' "m ... J no1 n-hn41...~r.
ke~ed b~ a ba~s-load<.'d single ll~ Jt'f'"
Higbee "'tth nonl' uut . and ""ht>r.
Stc'e Grack hll 1n10 a <1harp doublt
pla~ the se-cond run ~ored
Fountain \ alle~ padded a 2-1 lead
to 3-1 tn the founh on Tom ~1e-n
doza·s sacnfi(t' fl,. v. hteh scored Jeff
Watts. v.bo 1o1.as 01n sco ... ~g posi:10n
''a a doublt Ed1son·s big chance ca:'"lt' rn the
S('\l"nth v.hen Juon xravtn doubled
"'1Lh tv.o out He went to t.b.trd on
hav. n Cotter's. single and Joel Pence
drove homt the run.. but M on-.om·
"1 JOtJosh 8ammeno popupfortht
final out to ~· the compkte p~
\ 1CtOT\ Ed 1son falls to 4-4, a pmt off
the ea·rons· pact
~IS('wherc an the Suns.ct. oee..v~z.s-~~t:
Mann: Lopez hurled a two-hit
i.hut'out ""uh nine stnktouts and one
v.aU. as the Scahawks conunue to
o' ercome their shortcomlJ\gs and
mu' ed v.11h1n a half game of fi rst
pldlC
The shutout. Lopez· best O\er&ll
e:Tin of the ~ason. accordtn& to < a.h 8111 Gibbons. was the second
... l"-O da' ~ for the Seahav.lls. wbo
'><t r"lcd 10· he buned after losing ace
D:in 'ault' ··1t s 11 ~t.berngcaJled awa~ from the
stall vf e\ecuuon:· Gibbons said.
't our going from tht cellar to the
~nthous.t the v.a~ ~OU \ICV. )OUT
tc::i'TI the: 1o1.a~ the team '1e~ 11 as
'4 eil
.. This has been a reaJ ltft for tht
team \\ c: 1o1.ere nghl on the \CT)l' of
drl\ ing our~h t!> ngh1 out of any
luturt' th1i. 'ear .\nd v.c·,e al least
gi' e~_ourS<"h ci. a • ha nee to compete
nu\O.
Tht '1c1on hftC'd the Sea hawks
1-1-.3-I 11,. -.1·1 into a tic for second
·v.11h \\estmrnster 14-.31. a half·pmt
behind Fountain \ alle' 15-31 Hunt-
tngton Beach fdl 10 3-5·
Huntington ~ach staner Tim
\\ 1mb1l>h .si~ :"ire1o1. '4ell. allov. 1ng
tv.c.,eamedrun'> nsl\h1tsO,erS(''en
1n rl n~
(Ple&K 11ee PllEP/M)
Guccione, Nixon
pace Pirates, 6-4
Bucs coast at RCC: R1,C'l"$,dt' 1o1.a~ led b' Ste'e Gafne, > 1 H 5 "lne run I · -
The duel: scoreless in 20 . Rustlers fall. 8-5:..,..
SoCal wins. 10-7
In communtt) college acuon
Loa& Bea~ I , GeWeta West$: The
\ -.ing.s· "-en Ocgg pttcht"d se-'cn
w mg inning> and Long Beach held
\)ff the R u~lle~ to mo' C' into a ue v.-10\
:he Rus1 k r 1n the South Coast
C. 1.•nfert'm.-e Edison· s Carpenter. Barons·
Rice combine to strike out 49
It would be a shame 1fit nt' er made 111nto the rt'COrd
book. but 1t ma} no1
Edison senior TeTT) Carpenter and Fountain\ alle)
fresh man Rae Rtee "ere locked in a classic high school
softball pitchers· duel when rain forced the suspension of
the Sunse1 League gam~rTuesda~ on the Chargers· field.
Each had p11ched 20 innings "hen the ruhng wa'I
made to stop the game. which ma) not be fi nished 1f11 has
no beanng on the final standings m the unset League
Carpenter struck out 27 and allo.,..,ed SI\ h11s. "h1le
Rice v. h1ffed :!:! and ) 1elded seH•n h11s.
In other Sunset ac11on:
Oce.11 View 3, Hutlngton Bead1 %: The host
Seaha"ks Jcnnrfcr'd Huntington Beach 10 death in the
third inning, then backtd 11 up ""ith sophomore Marla
Pickard"s strong four·hltler to even their record at 1-I
(I ~8 overall ).
.\s for 1he Jcnnift'r Ston -Ocean V1ev. ·s Jennifer
McC'hntock opened the th1r0d inning v.11h a single and
after Jennift'r onta v.as tnserted as a pinch runner
Jennifer Phillips and Pickard singled IO load the ba~s.
S<'tllng up a run-sconng squeeze bunt b) Jen nifer
Kimball
Ocean Vie" added 11o1.o rpore runs 1n the founh on
1he s1rength ol s1ngks from Jamie ~ al!..er and Jenna
Sansone. 1hen got 1he benefit qfa 1v.o-run 1hrov.1ng error
b) lh<.' Oilers.
Hun11ng1on Beach falls to 1-2 1n league. 'f. · 0' erjlJ
Jn the Pactfic C oa t League
Woodbridge 1. Laguna HilJs 0: TttTan~ Bo~d 11 ~-J I
hurled a tv.o-httlcr. '1n 1ng out I: and 1o1.alktng none as
the Wamors ma1n1a1ned 1heir perf('("t PC'L record a1 .3-IJ
""h1le rm pro' 1ng to i '-· o ' erall
Laguna Hills fe ll to :!-I
Woodbridge ~cort'd 11s run 1n the tilth alter "-•m
Dean smgkd ""1th one out. moH·d 10 'K''-·onc.1 1'n a ""lid
pi1ch.10 third on :-.:anc~ Johnson's sac nfice and home on
Kim Johnson·s single:
Mike Guccione hurled 6-' innings
for his S«ond ' do~ and Cra1i
~l\On had three h1LS as Orangt Coast
College dcfeah.d R1\t'rs1de 6--l &ht'
P1ra1cs· st\enth '1c1on in their last
eight Oragnt Emp1r~ C 0nftrence
games. Tue~~ on tht T1gef'· !1eld.
The Pm11es 1mpro,ed IC' -i 1n
conference and 23-. ~-I 0 ' era.I v. h1le
R1,crs1de ftll to I-Ju. ~-23·
Guccione allo1o1.ed four runs. th~
t'arncd. v.h11t' i.tn!..1ng out St''cn and
"ail ing thr~ to 1mpro't '<? 2-1 He
had a !t'e-h1t. one-run pcrtormanC"C
th rough ~1' complete Jim Dednd.
0' ercamc a ouplt tarl~ mistakes to
throv. 2 • 1nn1ngs of thrte-ht t shutout
relief "1th t v. o stn t outs and no
v.alks for his Sl \lh ~'e
Leading tht' "'a' 0fftns1,eh 1o1.cre
'\1.\0n(3 for J one.run t Ja~n Young
1: :or J one run ' nt' R Bl and Grt'g
O"Halloran 12 for) one RB l l. Ptte
\h 1-(elkr doubltd .n Darrel Conner
as the Pirates too~ the lead for good
v. nh a three-run founh
Dov. n t>-1 T em Rcrchcn ( -1 for 4.
three RBI I run hll a t1o1.o-run double
n thC' eighth a'ld Joe .\'ersa added a
l,.c:>-rur tnpk 10 pull Gol<kn "-est
A1th1n '"'ne afwr ~me strong m1ddJe.
rnnint: '"Clief~orl b~ Tob~ Fort'maa
and Br .. ...,._ s Pe1ers.
Clegg hmllt'd Golden "esl to one
run on~" hits through SC"' en tnnrnp ht-for~ the Rustlers chast'd him tn the
eighth C1olden "est st.ancr Bill Battd
lastC'd onh : ' innings. bu1 Fol"t'man
thre1o1. thrtt 1nn1ngsof:1o1.o-htt shutout
relief and Pett~ :h~"' 3 • before
k a' ing ,.11t1 tv. o on and 11o1.o out tn the
~•nth
Tht' \1J. ng.s 1·-5 13-111 5COrcd
tv. 1Ct' for nsuran .. ·e Leading Long
Bcalh v.t'rl· Bnar. Sands tJ for 5. one
RBI one run1 .ind Lash Bail~. ,.ho
had a tv.~n..n dC'lu blt 10 lee\ a fi'-e-run
third fo r thC' \ 1 1ngs ·
(Plea.ee .ee COLLltGE(82)
All-Star game takes cor.porate route Trojans
humble
Sailors
There'sJuSt 66 days left to get yo ur
tickets for the Orange County All-Star
Basketball Game at UCJ's Bren
Events Center, but I don't believe
you'll have too much trouble beating
the rush.
It's a premier attraction. always has
been. But when it comt1 to shelling
out $8 per reserved scat. well. I
understand the draw was around
t.200a yearaao in the spacious
Anteaten' complex.
The price is SS for acncral ad-
mission, and hip school students can
sit in the end zone forSl
The numbers were down a bit from
theaverqc-when thepmewas
played at Oranae Coast Coll* it
drew in the 1,600 ranic-but when
you consider the fact they've doubled
the price, the pme iudf would seem
to be benefitt1na. at the expense of the
consumer.
Actually the draw is bccomin1
Rain postpones
Dodgers game
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Tuelday
niaht's ~me between Les Aneeles and San ' was postponed by rain.
martina ~~ the l 3th time that a
11mc a• IJOdlet 5cadi4a• Ml been rained ou• since the Oodetn beean
playiftl there in 1962.
It wu the fourth time the Padra
hlw been the opponent when a 11me
W11 postponed at l>odler Stlldium.
They aho were the opponent the la1
time the Dodlen were rained out at
home, ScDt. 2~ 1916.
8o&h the Oocllen and die Cali-
fbmia ~ were rained CMlt tba• ftiPt.
lolA~~·FcmandoV..._..
and San oiqo'1 Jimmy J--. die
tcheduled pitebm f'or,.., --~
have been mcMduled to -.i
Wednesday nisht.
secondaf) tn this game.
Officials from the sponsoring Costa
Mesa Kiwanis ha\tgoncadiffercnt
route to ensure b1ger and better
thin$$. and thal's the corporate route.
gaining sponsorship from industf)
which can well afford the backing.
Pro basketball has entered the
arena in tht form oft he Los Angeles
Clippers; As1cs T 1ger shoes has
entered the scene; M 1saka. a producer
of athletic balls. is in olved; even the
Los Angeles Times 1s making an
.entrance. although they've done it
beforc(San Dimas Tournament of
Champions). then pulled out when
attendance didn't satisfy them.
· I'm sure of this -whatever it
draws this year may be close to the
ultimate. lt'sdoubtful there'll be anv
no-shows from the pool of talent in ·
Orange County. and amona the star-
studded field is Stanford-bound
Adam KecfeofWoodbridat Hi&h.
who'll pla} for his coach. Bill Shan-
non. fort he last 11mc.
But as stated earlier. attendance
isn't nccessanl} the payoff. It's ba<'Jc·
ground suppon.
The squads for the South and
Nonh girl "ere announced Tuesday.
and the bo~s teams ""111 be unveiled
ne~I Tucsda~
.\ upoff dinner forthe players 1s
scheduled for June:! I at the Irvine
H1 hon That's nght -Irvine Hilton.
lt'sa far er. fro m the Costa Mesa
Women' Club.
The game " 111 be on KPZE radio
(I 190)"11h Rob Halvak.sandTim
lif\ otTenng their comments.
0
uguna Beach H1gh·sreccnt
baseball VICtOf) over Woodbridac.
6-Sin 191n nings.~unnasecond
look.
Among the numbers in that sax-
hourgame were _3 o\rtists left on
ba~· : '\\ arnof' ·~··1 nn NS(. 14
~a l~~to Llguna IJ ,,al to \\ood.
bridge. I .\n t,t'>guingdo"n on
stnles. I J \\ arnors gl11ng do'4 non
strikes. both startcri .,.enl nine in·
n1ngs. both go1eight 1nn1n$S ofrchef
before got ng to ano1her relief p11cht r.
and fi, c put-oul\ ti' Laguna Beach
catcher Da' 1d ( ra. n l\n steal at-
tempts \\ht'"'
Tht' OJa1 Tennis Toumamcnt-
No SQ-1s on tap. beginning
Thursda' and among the 490-pla~cr
fie ld are St°' era I from 1he Orange
Coast area" ho are t''(pe-cted to do
v.tll
In the bo~ s I +-and-under singles 1
Graham Gilles of Laguna Beach.
In thebo\S 16-and-undersinaJes
arr Brett Han~n-Ocnt ofNev.port
Beach and Jon Leach of Laguna
Beach
Danitlle otl of ="tv.-pon Beach is
Lakers top Spurs, clinch
hom.e court for playoffs
SAN ANTONIO. Tcus (AP} _:_
James Worth) srortd 28 points and
&eamJnaleS Kacttm bctul.Jabber
and Byron Scott added 2S CKh as lht
Los Aneein Liken held otr the San
Antonio Spurs I 33-126 Tuaday
niahL
be ~ imprn~ t.ht l.akm0
ovcnll r«Ont to S9'-20 and dindla
the home advant.,e throuahout the
playoffs. ·
"We «pect a to"'lfl pme C\"CfY
nl.Jht ~ come out." AbduhJabbtt
said ... Tlus LS ' aood -1n btcauit 1t
cltnched •he mt f't('()f'd in the aaw
for" ..
The Sours pulkd •1th1n 12$-124 ~Ith 1-0l kf\. buu dunk and a pair of
Ott thro.-s b) Abdul·Jabblr put tM
pmtawa).
San Antonao sull needs a Vl<'1<>r) or
a loss b) Ph~nu to chnch t.ht tiahth
and final pla)off ~ lf tlw Spurs
makt the p&a)offs. they .,u ~the
Laker$ 1n the first round,
The Laken' cffon .Wtifitcl a
ICUOCt-bcst pcrfonnance by Span auard Alvin Robtrtton4 who ICOft'd
l7 olbil 40 _potnu 1n 1M teC08d half.
one short of a camu hfat\. ~-.,.,.
also had a 1tam·hiah 10 mi
"LA hit 101M ll)Od pate1, bu1 ~
dtd pie) herd."' Roberuon satd. "1'1'is
.. ., I toOd emohOMI tnt b YS, bU1 if ~ -ant to 'Nin 1n the playOffoi.
t \CC'-ltlOft •111 be \it.al."
lndU\& 104-10~ In the fina)
ptnod. 'A-oT1h) I 1 traiatu
pomu al the Lakm ~~"' on a 14-4
$pl'C(
.ni·, ... ·, ~Jn\J un\Jcr.Jam1c
"-J11-:".., l"'f'-ev.pon Beach 1s 1n the
tx , ' ~-and-under doubles \\ ood·
~·Jg~·<~ •J~ Pate and Rand} h ·c)
d"l ~ "'":d:X''' (IF dout-1~. as well as ~.Pc -\"' ":and Da,e \foorc of
EJ v-
Clia .,.a,on g1nated 1n I <>6 b)
\\ .,.,, T"l.il her and' inualh even
a' ,;11IJ~\·, oun in OJa1 and Ventura·
an· ....... ·d ''' hC'd ulc q()()open1n&-da)
ma:1.hC'' The-, ham p1onsh1 p matches~
pla' ed JI 01a1 · Ltbbc~ Parle c )n :he high school le,·el ll's the
\\ ·m~Jt"don of1he WC1t. but bcauSt
,,f:hc dr ~tancc and c-rowdcd schedule
1: '14"1dl"'n gets the anenuon ll dt--
S('"''
f#L-. ......
Saa &atoal•'• Praak
Brtck-*I trtee .. .....
....-1M~·.,1w8eott.
Jot "t'a' er and Bryan Wilton led
l 'l ,,., ' Htgh to a rare 6-59 Sea
\ l""' 1 l"JgJe ronqucst over \'lsittna
'·"'P",... Hartior 1n Sea V~ Leas~ ·-~, t.. J ... • •ield Tuesday on a d.a~
"'lC'n !l ,. lol.t'rt'J \lst haP'P)1tO beal lht
'" ·.ithe1 .>G1 gt't lhctr mccts in.
"'ea' l'T ·ooJ. first in the intermedt·
all 'lurdlt'~ 1 J~ q). 100 (23.34) and
an, ,,)~ the v.inmna milt n::aly.
""h le \l, .Ison p ve his co.ch. O.n
\\ r, hit,~' t"-o fit\tS (h!lh jump and
tr.r.e Jump\ and a second in tht IOl\I
JUO"p
El~v.hcrc
• E411 ... ·, Davi41 Neel ~nl I S-0 1n
the fXlle 'aull teammak K.akaph
Caner lnplt"d "'lth v.ins m tht hip hurdle~• ~ J til shot put CS~""1) and
dl5'U\ I I <.~.,, and C'ha.rhe Tylct's
douNt' 1n tht' IO"I and tnpk Jumps
(~ 1.101 ~ and 4~-1) pro'cd too much
for Fountain \ allt}
\\1th a .,,_5 loss. Fountam Valley
fell to .-1 tn unset LeaiJuc actJOC
despite the efforu of s:pnnkr Makr
Map. v.ho ~nt 11 43 and 22.4 1n
.. 1nn1na tM 100 and 200. f.dalon
1mpro'~ to}...()
................. ~i11 ..
'°tum Ocean V~••a).16-j(l._.
mna.n unbeaten 1n S...met 1--
cu·cta Ra) On1n'I "'Cnl a ~ m lk
pok '-"Buh for Ocean v~. but marts
were off for the "'°" pan became of
tht watbcr condallOn
•T9!1 .,_ of Com Mna
doulbcd an the ..,rinu ( 10.l and 23 9)
but Trabuco Htlls drOl'P'd \M
Mcsans an Pacific Coe11 Lape
IK't)Qft. "8-64.
In prts' llC'bOft·
JUiie &.wrw of Ediloft lwned ••
an outstandl na I l 1 n the I 00 llldCn.
(Plm11-111D11/911
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NEW YORK -A cable telc.vision •wortlhaT bnJada:su balCbell~4 bours
a day coWd bt in place for the beainnina of
llilie 1990 ICUOD, bucball offtcials Uy.
.. It would oorM on with ~ fint pme at noon
EMtern time and would notaooffuntil la.m. or the last
Wat Coast pme ends." Commiuioncr Peter Ueber-
roda laid.
When there are no live pmcs. there could be tapes
ol IM previous day's pmes. minor-kquc pmcs.
lailbliabt films. scoreboard . ~ows and scrolls of
boucora and averqes, accorchng to Ueberroth and
~ Bums, baseball's senior vice president for
broedcasting.
Uebcrroth said the network would have a fixed
1ebedulc, but it would be able to switch to any pme of
in1a'Clt. ' .. It would have the ability to go to any different
time zone and any different ballpark, .. Uebtrroth said
last week. ''If (Paul) Molitor has a battina streak and
he's up, it could switch to Milwaukee for his at-bat. Or
if there's a no-h;ncr somewhere we could 10 there ...
-The network would be pan ofbasiccable. meaning
that consumers would not have to pay an additional fee
for the channel, as is the case for Home Box Office or
Showtime.
Games from local teams co uld be blacked out so as
not to interfere with local stations.
Quote of the day
AMy Vu Slyh, Pittsbu!Jh Pirates out-
fielder. on the club's stability this spring
c-0mpared to the situation a yea r ago: .. Last year. we had so man} people coming in and out they
didn't bother to sew their names on the backs of
the uniforms. They j ust put them there with
Vek:TO."
I Rama' Brown returns to track
Olympic sold medali
0
st a.. Browa, •
who p vc up track to play for the Los
Angeles Rams, announced Tuesday that he
is quinina football and hopes to win •
another gold medal at Seoul. "I am announcing my
retirement from ·pro football, .. Brown, a free agent. said
at a news conference. "I am an accomplished pro
football player. and now I must move on ... The wide
receiver. who also returned kickoffs for the Rams. made
a reported S200.000 last year. The NFL cJub rcponedly
bad offered him a raise ofbetwecn $25.000 and $50.000
for next season. Asked ifhc might change his mind and
play football 1f Jeb S..w, the Rams' vice prcsident-
financc, met all his contract demands, Brown replied:
.. J• Slaaw wouldn't do that. ... It's too late for me in
football. I've made up my mind and my goals arc in
track ...... In London, U.S. hammer thrower BlU Gren,
who tested pos1t1ve for an excnsive level of
testosterone at last year's Pan American Games,. and
Pueno Rican spnnter Lats Meraln have been bann~
from intemauonal com~t1t1on for two years. track and
field·s governing body . . In Mission Viejo, Patricia
811nt of San Jose State took 1nd1vidoal honors with a
thrtt-round total of 224. and the Spanans captured
their second consecutive team tnle in the Pacific Coast
Athletic Association women's golf tournament
Te•m wants to enter Cup race
LONOON -A Bnt1sh yacht club said
Tuesday that 1t had become a challenger for
the America's Cup this year. along with
New l.ealander Michael Fay. but a
spokeswoman for the Amencan defender said the
Royal Burnham Yacht Club's panicipat1on is not
definite.
"We shall be racing an ehmmauon scncs in August
ap1nst Fay's boat." said David ~CClfem, spokesma!fj.
for tt\t Blue Arro1V group. a multi--tniH1on dollar British
bUSJnns congJomerate ... The winner of fhat race will
face San Dieso for the Cup.··
··1 don't know at this point whether anythjng bas
been cast in stone.·· said Becky Heyl. spokeswoman for
SaJI America. the San Otego Yacht's Oub's defense
manager.
Heyl said all 1ntcircsted panics to the possible ·
ehm1nat1on scnes. includtnf t~ San Diego club. would
have to ap'CC to racec.onditaons for it to be held.
llcBale l•da Celt. to ke, win
~ lkPn'e t lria -.on Ill hiab ofll points and ..,.. ICORld
lf u bolt lollon defeated Detroit.
121-1101 T\leldayn==&be•aJe
witb the Pi110n1 for ldva• Woulbout
tbe NIA'• Fas&em Coaa..c. playota. The &ome
tam ha won the lut 17 IUMI belall8 tM two teams.
Boston has won its lul 22 home 111111e1 -ooe in
Hanford. Conn. --.u-tbe-........_l:Mroit hat won its last eitbt home pma ..Unst the Celtics ...
ElttWhere an the NBA:,....,,......_ ICOftld ''of his
47 points in the founh quarter u viutina Chicaao
withstood 1 43-point New Yort bamee to beat the K.nku 121 -118. The Bulla. eeventb COftleCUtive road
victory dropped the Knick.I into ei&hth olace in the
Eastern Con(erence, one-half .. me beltind Wuhi~on
and one-half pme ahead of"lndiana. Phitaddphaa is
also in the batik for the final two of eiabt berths in the
Eastern Conference, wi~tar SQSOn play endina
Sunday . . . a.rte. ICOred 21 points u
Phjladelphia rallied in the nal period to defeat
Milwaukee, I IS-102, and keep alive the Sixen' chase
for a playofTbenh. A tellout crowd of 18, 168 turned out
for the retirement of J.U. Entmc'1 No. 6 jerwy ... ~ WlWa ·had 31 points and Atlanta
outscored New Jersey 12-2 in overtime to band the Nets
their 14th consecutive loss. 119-109, and their 20th loss
in 26 pmes since WUU. ._.took over as coach Feb. 29
... Rel .... Blackmu scoftd 27 points and O.llu held
off a late founh.quaner Houston rally to defeat the
Rockets I 04-96 and snap 1 three-pme Mavericks' road
losina streak ... Lafa,.ue Lner, named the NBA's
player of the week on Monday, had 31 points and 12
rebounds to lift Denver put Seattle, I J.4-114, the
Nuucts' 15th win in 16 pmes ... Rookie A.rm.
Gilliam scored 19 points to lead Phoenix past Golden
State. 122-107. Banlina San Antonio for the ei&hth and
final Western ~onfercncc playoff berth, the Suns must
win all three of their remaini1.::es and have the
Spurs lose all three of thein . . . 'hen scored 33
points, leading Sacramento past the Oippen. 120-105.
and snappin& the Ki•' four-pme losina stnk.
MkUel Ca1e had I 7 points. 19 rebounds and seven steal~ fo r Los Angeles .... Kart Mallee'• 38 points,
including a crucial dunk with 29 seconds to 10, helped
Utah past Ponland. 129-122 ... In other NBA news:
Houston real estate developer and car dealer Da.W S.
Wolff suspended negotiations to purchase the San
Antonio Spurs.
Oilers slip put Flames, 3-1
Jart ~ant's goal with 6:37 remaining ~
broke a 1-1 tie and wa,_ Gre'*J added a ,
break.away goal to sjve the Edmonton
Oilers a 3-1 victory over the host Calpry
Rames Tuesday ,ni&ht in the openina pme of the
Smythe Division finals. Kurri picked up a pass from
Eu Tlll.ua just outside the flames' blue hne, raced
in and beat &oaltender Mae Venea OVCT the left
shoulder with a 20-foot slapshot from the ri.aht circle. In
the other NHL playoffpmc Tuesday ... a. .. Bur
scored twice, includin& the ao-ahcad pl at 6:09 of the
th ird period, I'S the host Detroit Red Winp beat the St.
Louis Blues 5-4 in the opener of the Norris Division
finals.
Television, radio
TELEVISION
4:30 p.m. -PRO HOCKEY: Division final
round G.ame 2. ESPN.
4:30 p.m. -PRO BASEBALL: Philadelphia
at New York Mets. WOR.
5:30 p.m. -PRO BASEBALL.: Atlanta at
Houston. TBS.
6:3Q p.m. -PRO B~ALL: Laken at
Dallas, Channel 9.
7 p.m. -PRO BASEBALL: Padres at
Dodgers, Z Channel.
7:30 p.m. -COLLEGE BASKETBALL:
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M1dni&ht -PRO B<MXEV: Division final
round Game 2. ESPN.
RADIO
1 6:30 p.m. -PRO BASKETBALL: Lakers at
Dalla$, KLAC (S70).
7 p.m . -PRO BASEBALL: Padres at
Dodgers. KABC (790), KFMB (760).
7:30 p.m. -PRO BASKETBALL: Utah at
Clippers. KRTH (930).
THUUDA V'S TELEVISION
11 : 15 a.m. -PRO BASEBALL: Montreal at
Chicqo Cubs. WGN.
f!!9iB SCHOOL TRACK AND Jl'IBLD •••
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COLLEGE BASEBALL • • • Sutton backs
his assistant homBl
Also contributini for Golden West
(7-5. 19· I I) was first baseman Tom
Smythe. who went 2 for S with one
run scored.
In colteg action:
SeCaJ ~ese 11, P•t Lema
NllAffM 7: Carlos Salazar went 3 for
4 with a three-run homer to get the
Vanauards staned in the first and sec came back with seven in the
third en route to the Golden State
Athletic Conference victory in San
Diqo.
Steve Milledac (2 for 3) and Jbsh
Johnson (3 for 4) helped key the bia
third inn1n1 as the Vanauards had
seven consecutive hits. Milledge had
a three-run homer and Johnson an
RBl-sinalc.
Jim Mansfield (5-4) pitched the
distance for the victory, allowing
seven earned runs. thrtt of them in
the final inning.
SCC had a I 0-4 lead when the
Crusaden rallied on a two-run homer
by A.J. Napier in the ninth, followed
by Tom Nubiensky's (3 for S) solo
shot. but that was all they could
muster.
sec improved to 10-8 in the
GSAC. 16-23-1 overall, while Point
Loma fell to 4-13. 11-27.
At UCI, UCLA led 4-0 in the founh
inning when the pme was called
because of rain. No plans have been
made to finish the pme.
LEXINGTON. Ky. (AP) -Ken-
tucky basketball coach Eddie Sutton
said Tuesday his confidence remains
unshaken in the abilitt:;' integrity
of assistant Dwane y. who is
under investiption for an alleaed
recruiting violation.
Sutton had made no public com-
ment since The Daily News of Los
Anseles rcponcd Thursday that a
videotape Ca.scy sent via Emery
Worldwide air freight to the father of
signce Chris Mills contained S 1,000.
Sutton said Casey "is one of the
finest youni persons I know. My
confidence in his ability, and es-
pecially his integrity. remains un-
shaken."
Sea Kings rally to tppple
University in five games
$l8 A~ WILLGrr Tu'IlmRE.
CdM overcomes 2-1
hole. wins fifth. 15-0:
Sailors. Eagles sweep
University Coach Ladd Salncu. "But
we let them get away. and down the
stretch they just played well de-
fensively an every darccdon ...
Also in the Sea View:
~Hart.er s, Tudll I: .Mike
Nauyen (eiaht kills). Chris Lee (seven
kills) and "f ony Menz (five kills) led
the S.ilon. 7-2, S-0, droppinc the
Tillers to ().5 in l~ue play with a
15-5, 15-6, I S-4 deci11on.
This summer. it <k>esn't oost much to look.
Only JJ8 a month for 24 months. 118 down and 23
payments of S18 with a IS% A.P.R. at participating clubs.
So ~~ by for a free guest tour.
You'll look hotter tlwl ever in a bathing suit, thanks
to the hotto't ~pment and facilities anywhere. Jog on our
rushioned ~ng trlrl. Swim in an Olympk-~le pool.
Ride Ukyde \lUr1c up a swe-At on all the la1est machines.
Then l1Jt the beach. A oo make the rest ci them swe-At.
31hioo1~HEAirtt CUJB
RJt MEN AND WJ.tEN
Corona del Mar Hiab's Sea K.inp
rallied from the brink of elimination
in the Sea View Leape volleyball
race Tuetday ni&ht with 1 3-1 de-
cision over host Univenity Jo stay
one pme off Ne~ Harbor's
unbeaten championship P1Qe of ,-0.
The Sea K..inp opened with In
11-16 win in the fint Id, then fell
behind. 2-1 , by tc0ra of 12· I'· 3-1 s. only to rebound with a ~nee in
11unnint the host TrojaM. IS-10. ,,-0.
.. We bad a couple of chances to put
them away in the fint pme," aid
Estueta I, P....W I: Senior Todd
Brooks had 28 1uist1, three terVice
aces ind two solo blocks 11 the Eqles
(2-3, 3-8) won I 1 '-l. I '·2. I S-8
victory over Foothill ( 1-4).
In the South Coast ~: tm.J,M...._V l:C '
Buccola (20 kills), T Trout CTf
kiUs) and Matt Elias ( 14 kills) led the
Vaqueros7-1S.1'-ll.15-6, IS-9.
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: It Brewers hand Baltimore Ortofes
·"their 13th consecutive loss. 9-5
., ·.,. llhimore tied a ~ lel&uc r~rch~ilh its 13th :~ llniilbl lou hen lbc IW1 of lbc leUOD Tuelday niaht u
: 1?auflitolitor llit a three-nan homer to hdp the Mllwau~ ~ ••
1?-kCWUi beat tbe Orioles, 9-S. in a.ltimoft. .. • Tbe visitil11 Orioles equaled the losina streaks of the · ~~-= Sena1ors in 1904 and the Detroit Tife!'s in · 920. 'more will to for the record Wednesday niabt in
Uwa~
!&> ·t· Tbe &anchi1e reciord for oonsecutive defeats is 14.
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10bce in Baltimore in I 9S4, and twi~ when the team was '•'• ~ • St. I _,,; •.~ID a.uu1S.
· : • Baltimore. Slnlllficw to scort runs and with a . I 86 · · · lam banint averaeie enterin. a the pme. took a 3-0 lead in · ·• 6nt inna .... but then collapsed in the field en route to
its teventb strailllt km under Manaarr Frank Robinson. ~ . RobiMOD took O'l'ef for Cal Ripken Sr .. who was fired last
week.
'· • · The Oriotes committed four errors.. including three
•· -in a thiu-run Milwauk~ fifth innin&. as four of the
Brewers' runs were unearned.
Elsewhere in the American Leaaue:
ft•c<n s. JM' t: In Oeveland. fose Guzman
pitched su shutout inninp and Larry Parrish drove in
• two runs with a bases-loeded single and ended a five-pme
.... winni .. streak for Oev~land. w~ich is lost for onJy_ the
· ·second an 13 pmcs. and 11 off to its best start (I 1-3) 11nce
1966. -
Be. Ja,. ti,ReJah S: In Toronto. Jesse Barfidd hit
a grand slam to cap a seven-run third inning and Jim
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.. If you'r<' Huntinston Beach and give up onl) two
runs. you fifure rou'll ~a winner 80 percent oft he ume:·
Gibbons sa1d ... They hit the baJI well." '
In the first. Marie Brenner doubled and came home
on Gary Christopherson's first of three singjcs. In the
sixth, Danny Hernandez walked with one out, took third
on Christopherson's single and scored when the Oilen
were unable to complete the double play on Matt
&ruam:.s.aroundcr
Huntington Beach had two runners on base in the
fourth. and pushed a man to third in the fifth but was
• ·unable to scort. Hernandez and Bcnram made strong
defensive plays in the seventh to stop potentiaJ hit.s.
In the Paci fie Coast league:
....,_.llllh 17, W...,...se7:ChrisShefTwent 3 for
~-=.4 with two RBI. and Mike Smedes added a pair of hits and
~:·pitched the distance as the Hawks movcd·to S·2 in league.
'..c;;:.Woodbridac fell to 3-S.
: Eric Brougher (2-2) took the loss for the Warriors. ~: ~ho were led offensively by Stan Machcslc1. ~rrick
~: .Odum. Rob Lee and Brougher with two hits each.
~ •. In a non-league pme: •-:!;: Ona1e IA&kru 11, Llkrty c.mu.. i : Bryan ~ 'James went 4 .for 4, Chris Buckels went 2 for 4 with a
double and John Van Dyke struck out eight and walked ~:::· sill. but it didn't hold up for Li~rty Chrisuan. which fell
to 8-S overall on the loser"s dia.mond.
Daryl Cole led the winners. going 2 for 2 with a triple ~ and four RBI.
Clancy ( 1-2) tied a ct.ub ftCOld with 12 strikeout~ rnatdlina Pete Vuckovteh's =nee venus Balta·
more on July 2.6. 1977. Bret SA n, 1·2. pitched four
inninlt and allowed five hits.
... lea 7, ~I: In Detroi~ RQltf Ckmcn1 (3-0)
struck out 11 in eilht inninss for hi1 first caftler win at
Tipr Stadium. It was the 2•th time be bu llNCk out 10 or
more in a pme in 108 career s&ans. Many 8an'ett, who
went 3-for-S, broke a 2-2 tic with a two-run sin&)c in the
fourth innina.
YllMet 7, Twtas I: In Minneapolis, Rickey
Henderson, Bobby M~ham and Mi~e P_llliarulo d.n?ve
in two runs each 1n a sax-run second 1nruna that earned
the Yankees Into a tic With AL East rival Cleveland for the
best record in the ~n at 11-3. WMle Su 7, Marllen I: In SeattJe, Carlton Fisk hit
two home runs as the White Sox wpn their fifth straiaht
and took over fint ~ in the AL West. Startin& in the
fifth innina with the score.tied 2-2. Kenny Williams. Ivan
Calderon, Fisk and HarQld Baines hit solo home runs in
consecutive inninp.
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Re41 I, Glaat1-f: In Cincinnati. Dennis Rasmussen
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AnJeles Dodaen infielder
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"8JC NOTICl P\8.JC NOTICE MUC NOTICE Nil.JC NOTICE NI.IC NOTIC( Nil.JC NOTICE Nl.IC NOTICE Nl.IC NOTICE f'talC NOTIC( MUC NOT1CE f T ~ Bemarano,c.klom4924()t tile person w1111 whom from the date ol llrst It-M'".aoc:euo, A.......,. l9f 1>1ds or to wal\19 any tr· 1pkr1. misc t>JtS. misc t>gs Serr .. no Reconveyance E.XEPTTHEREFROMAll ~.loutiefyttle ~ T-",2_~S~'"' Direc:ttOllS 10 tile at>ovt clalma may t>e ltted ti' AC-tuanceoflettera11proviaed ............ 2121 IL c-t regull riltet In 1ny t>•da °' ln clthes Company, a Callfomta Cor· Oil . GAS. MINERAL ANO lndebtw w:ur9d by Mid < ...,.,~ -.. ~y may be oOlaintla lly flONESCROW,INC .900N In Sec11on 700 of tl1t ..... ., ......... C... thet>iddtog Petet Miellelmore, Sp D PQflllon 11 lrust ... °' IUC· WATER RIGHTS. BUT Deed lndudlnQ IM ... and > Tt'\.9..-.No. reo.-1-1·9 -"'wnting TUSTINAVENUE,SUITEG, Prot>aleCodeofCalifom .. dilMer.CAmlS PvfsuanttotheprOVISIOf'IS ll1-t>edffrme.Clttfln,Cffe c euor trust••. or WITHOUT RIGHT OF ...,.,..oftbatn.llteeand
;· , 15"2e l..ubr , "1383fr1 lf'Ol"I ,,.,. Dtnelaaty wlllWI 10 SANTA ANI\. CALIFORNIA The tltnt '°' fllk'll cllllm•.... Pul>lilMd ~ange Cout of SectiOn 1n3 ot the L•t>or stnd. t>kstill tubstlluled tl'Ultee purtuant ENT RV ON THE SURFACE of the true!S cr...ied by Mid ~ On ..., '· 1-. • 10:00 a.vs lrom me ~1 pu1>1a11on 92705 end tile 1u1 day '°' no1 e11pil"e prior to tour Deily Pilot April t3. ,,., 20 Code ot lhe State of Calt-Deana Tovar. Sp D to the Deed ol Trust ••· OA WITHIN 500 FEET deed. edvenc:ee ~. ~: "-M. ~-l.AtWMn TIWI ollllJS noic.. f!hng c..tms t>y any creditor months ffom the dale ot Ille t988 lorn11. lheDISTA1CT lla1 ob· 46-lovnge ctir, dak, mite eouted t>y MAHENDRA PU· THEREOF. AS RESERVED .t!h lnt•11t M provided < Deed s.iw:aa, Inc . • Saia ....... win l>8 midi tllall be May S. 1988 whleh IS heeflllQ notice 1t>ow Wlll015 talned trom Che Director ot t>.. JARA end SULOCHANA BY C J. SEGERSTROM & therein. and thl ynpeid pl'ln-
,, fnAI .. « Suo:•!IO' Tn.«• Mhoul aw..,.,,..« ,,,.,,.,...,, tile~ day t>elort the VOLi MAY EXAMINE the the Dlparlment 'ot lnd11$t11a1 Timothy Paul Warren. Sp MANENORA HUSBAND end SONS IN A DEED RE· CilC>al of the note MCUt9CI by ...,... °' Suodlll.ed Tn..lee, o1 "--~ « llT'DUed. • 10 t«la, consummation dole apeet· flle klC>I by the eourt It you "8JC NOTICE Re1111ons tile general O 36-rntsc t>u 2 Ibis, 2 WIFE and r~ded JAN 3t. CORDED DECEMBER 21. Mid deed with lnter"t < C8fWn Deed ot Trull •ec:aMCI ... -·-Of et\Q#!I~ fied at>ove are I per.on intwnted In ~llltng r1te ol pet dl9m coolra 1980 In 86dl. 134ff Paoe 1978 IN BOOt< 1298 t . PAGE ltlereon .. provldeO In Mid ~ "'1 Roget' W. a..a.e,. • rwn.:t to aatisty rne i;11perc1 ba!enoe OeteCI: April 14. 1988 the •llte, you may _.,,. NOTICE TO wages and tile gener11 William McCue. Sp. L 1137 lnatrument No. 37,.32 1987 OF OFFICIAL RE· Note .
.,.. 'l\M • '* Sole end Stoerae OU. on 11'18 note MCUteCI lly JAME8 'I/. l'ISCtOnl, upon tile executor or ac:lmin-C°""'ACTORS pravllUng rite for llotld1y 2-IYltCH, tooll>•. mite bu of Offlci.i Records In the Of. CORDS Oefltd Marefl tO. I ... < Plopefty, ~ rec:ordeCI MrCI Deed 01 Tru&t 10 wc· Tr••fa _. 11tr11or. °' upon the at-CAUIMO '°" 8fl>S and overtime work In the to-Owner rnwvet the right ftcte of the County Recorder PARCEL 2 EASEMENTS S E ll ll A ft 0 ll E • ~ -..__., 22. 18'2. • S387.!M9 00 IJll.-U'l8 ~ II A ft U I l " 0 II 0 tom.y tor the execU10< or ScilooC District: Oeean cality In whlOh this wor1' Is 10 to t>ld 11 lhe salt Purctl-of Ofenge Counly, Call· AS SET FORTH IN THE CoelftYAMCE COf/111MY
no. 1:2.o21911112. •IJ1T1•90 l:OllS . .._l*lMS ano .... AMKZ, Tr......... ac:tm1n11tra1or. Ind Ille with "-Sctl004 Otatrlcl be perf0<1Tled tor Heh cratt mvtt be made w1111 c:Uh only f0<..W.. and purauant to the ARTICLE ENTITLED EASE· W ..... LAI ......_ A,._
Aemta. °' 0-...,,. IO¥r<>M • Ille '""' ol 1"8 Pvbllthed Orange Coast Ille court Min proof of.... Bid o..dltM 9 o'clock Of type of worker needed 10 and paid for II Ille time ol Notlal of Default and Elec· MENTS OF THE OECLAR-.... ..... ... .. tru. c...tornra. end lnll.1111llUO'IClllOtl Ol1"'9 Nolece Daily PllOt Aprll 20, 1988 vice 1 wrlttttn request atll· a m. of Ille 2nd day ol Mey. e•ecu .. the contrlCI T'-purchase. All purchaMd lion to Sell th«eunder , ... ATION OF COVENANTS. Ca I If er I 11 a 1111 t
0 Illa! cenMI Nella of S... 91tm980 rrvs•"o W024 Ing lllel y0u oetire apedal t988 ra1es ere on Ille al the DIS· goods are told as ts. and corded OECEM8EA ... 1987, CONDITIONS ANO RE· (111)111·1111 fi: .....
.... ~Ind EledJon '°Sell ... •no COii&'" .,,. ~ noltee ol 11'18 flllnQ of"' In· Piece ot Bid Receipt TAICT office located at must be removed., the llme In Boole NIA Page N/A In-STRICTIONS. RECOAOEO ,...... ..... • 9AM).. ,, ~ -oeo ~ 5. OC S3,190S2. plul .,..,.. GI\ "8JC Jl)TICE -11ory•ndaoc>r81-*"lof Oceen V-SctloolO.strlct . 16940 B S1ree1. Hunungton of 5a1e Sale IYl>)eet to prlof atrumet11 No. 87~72to49 of IN BOOK 13303. PAGE toe RA J. IJtUP'P • VICI
" 1987 a lr'6trumetll "°· 1"9 ""'°'*' ~ ~ • •Ille assets 0< of the pelt-Purchuing Dlpl · Bldg G. Beach. CA 92647 Copoea cancettauon In the event ot Mid OfflClal AecO<dl, will OF OFFICIAL RECORDS OF PMlfDEWT ~· 87·24887e. al Ollidal A9ctorGa tl>t 191• ol t •411. per '"""" ORDER TO Uont or eccounts menl l"40 B Str•t. Huntington may be ot>tlllned on reques1. Mlltement bet-n 0-Sell on APRIL t5, tNB at SAID COUNTY Publlahed Ofange COM!
,: ol HICI ~ ... undlr and trom 2/1.97 lo dale of Mil, IHOWC.U. fOR In S.Ctton l200and 1200.501 leech. CA 926 .. 7 . A COC>Y ol theM rat• 1t11U and ot>llglled party Dated 9:45A.M . 11 THE FRONT Properly addrtll It OeilyPllotApt118,13,20 ttee
;· !kAUWll 10 Yid Deed"' Tf\.111 plus late ~. plus .., ~CW U.. theCaNfomia Probate Code Pro1ecl Identification be poattd at the job lite tilts 20th and 27th day of (NORTH) E.NTRANCE TO ouq>Otledly known as= 3385 W-007
•: Ml• IMAllc audlon tor Clllll, aovancm Ille benefioaty ,,_, Aotler'I AAen Burtillwt, II H11rwlt1, "'"'er & Name-Gaaollne lMc Site ltlflellbemandl10fYuPon April. 1988 Put>k Sforege T H E C 0 U N T Y SUMMERSET CIACLE.1----------!· -=::;:,.:. NN':n~ tie ~eel OI ~eo 10 hU filed a petition tn tlW Dff'.ls4*..-. A....._,. .... =~tlon, Gasoline Ae-theCOHTRACTOR towhom Management. Inc .Tei.-eOVATHOUSE 700 CIVIC COSTA MESA.. CALI· "8JC ll)T1C( ... • ,. __ ~0'10f l0 .... . aourt fOf an Qfe)ef allowlflg ~ ..... .,. 2121 I.~ lhecontr1Cttsaw11ded.and phone (8181 2 ..... 8080. CENTER WECT. SANTA FORNIA92626 . ~ "°"' erwr9"D8 10 '"" -~• YOU A~ IN DEFAU..T petttk>ner to change 1111/her C... ...,.._.,, Suite •· Piece Plans ere on Ille: upon 1ny subcontroctor Agent for Owner ANA. CALIFORNIA, at put>-The total amount of the ~NOTICE
• ~ 700 0111e; Ctricer IJNOER A DEED OF ll'IUST nerne from Aobet"t Allen c-Del Mar, CA llml PurchUlng Oepertment 11 under tuell CONTRACTOR Put>llthed Orenge Coal! lie: auction. to the hlgtlt11t unpeld t>elenoa of the ot>ll.-NOTICE TO
;; °""'9 Wlat. Senta ~ OATED JAHUAP.Y ta, 1982 lkKtlllatt, II 10 Rot>ert Allen Put>ltlhed Orange Coast above ac:ldr... to,.... not 1e1a than the satd Delly Piiot Ac;>rit 20. 27. tNB bidder for ed1 (P9'19btl et gatlon aecured by tM prop-C~Oll
•• Cellomla .. INlf9".•leencl UN..ESS VOU TAKE ACTIOH leglCSin Datly Pilol Apr~ 13, 14. 20. PRE·B ID MEETING ~rat•toaJt~ws w025 the time of u1e In law1ul eny and reeonat>te •II· C~POll_,.
:. 11'1.,..~toand,_TO PAOTECT ~ lt is '*90y 0<dered th.i 1988 Thursday. APf"il 2I, 1988 .. emplCJyoldbythenllntnee•· moMYoflheUnltedStat•). metedcoats,81CpenMland SCHOOL OISTAICT ;· -;-' 11y:. ~ .. ~: ~RTY, IT MAY BE II peraona 1nt-ted In tile WTM>t .. = m. 11 T9r~w lion ecutlon of the contract. Nl..IC NOTICE 1111 right. title, and int.wt. ~at the time of the tAVINE UNtFlEO SCHOOL
• ~"' ... ....,......, --SOLO AT A PUBUC SAU:. ff matter afore .. ld appeer ment, nl· •mer No bidder may withdraw conV9Yed to and now held Wtlel publlcatlon of the~ DISTRICT
:· Mod Counly ar'll 9llle YOU NEED AH ~ore thlt court in Depat1-rtaJC Jl)TIC[ Ave · Hunt lk:tt .. CA CMut1 1111y t>ld for a period of 9i11ty tllil:ll by It under Mid deed In the tlce of Sale Is St52.S33. I... PROJECT IOENTIFI-
•: d9aatlle0 •; EXPLANATION Of' THE ment No 3 at 700 CMc attend to quellty to partKll· (IOI dayl after the date ... YOU ARE IN DEFAULT P'°'*1Y 111\iated In lak1 In lddlllon to cattt. ttla CATIOH NAME: SPRING-!: . Pwml A. NI ~ NATUAE Of' THE Center On ... West. Santa MOTICe CW pete In t>ld. unteM P'e--t>IO for IM opening of t>lda UNDER A DEED OF TRUST County and State dllc:flbecl Trust• wlfl accept certltled 8AQOK ELEMENTARY
( 3~'0 &all old PROC{EOING AGAINST Ane. Callf0<nia on SIS. DE.ATM Of meeting on Fet>Nary 18. A peyment bond and a DATED DECEMBER 29. •follows; ctlecka. c.,hler·s ctleckl SCHOOL . ~· e... ~ 11111 ~ l"9 YOU, YOU SHt.:X.U> tNS. al 2 45 o'Clodl P.M . CMORGI oeerec.R 198N80~~CE•tt~s H).EREBV petformence bond wlll be 1979 UNLESS vou TAKE LEG·L DESCRIPTION· drawn by a Stat• Of Federal NOTICE OF CHANGE IN _.! common -• ar'll CONTACT A LAWVER and then end there lfM>W AND OF f'ETITION required prlof lo execution ACTION Tl PROTECT YOLIR " . C<edlt Union°' SaYlngl ,.,__ OATES TO RECEIVE BIOS • -~ on .. ~ DATED: Merdl .. 1-~.if.,, .. ,-. have. wtly TO ·---GIVEN thll Ille above-of, ....... cont1-__ .. ·"-'I ....... ALL THAT CERTAIN LANO s a.. ,._~.......In 8oOll t40-n .... __ , .......__ T ' ·-• -•1~ _ __. .. ~~ ,..,,_ let f ,.,. -· ....... ,., ....., PROPERTY. IT MAY BE an-ur•T"'·o IN THE STATE ICOCiatlon. Of eYin9I • BIO OEAOUNE: HEREBY ... --. u• • aeq. ot Oflcl.i .., __ , .._.._., !'\Ill lak1 pettt!On of Cflange of EITATE MO. AMMll n .. ,_, .....,...,.,. .,..tr or In the IOl'm ... f0f1h In the SOLO AT A PUBLIC SALE. ~· " " euthoflzed to do~ 11'1 CHANGINO THE BIO DATE ~• of .... County.,,.. Deed Setw.. Ire . -neme lhOuld not be gr1111ted To •II ,..,,, t>eneflCiarles Ofange County. Callfoml•. contract doc:umentl If YOU NEED AN EXPLA· °" CALlfORNIA. COUNTY tllll Stal•. Alf checlll muat FROM 2:00 P.M. OH THE
I::: II\ Ifie Diida.._ ': Tn.« .. C.-A. ~. tt It ful11'1er ordered that a creditors and contingeni acting by and through ltt Purau1n1 to Section ,.590 NATION OF THE NATURE IF OF ORANGE. CITY OF be currently dated. In the 21ST OAY OF APRIL, 1988 =~ _..._ ........ In M ~MIMI Vice.......,,._ 1201 copy of tilts order lo attOW Cfedltora and persons wno Governing Board. herein· of the Government Code of THE PAO CE E O ING COSTA MESA: 0£SCAl8EO evertl tender lther then C.-. TO 2:00 P.M. ON THE 5TH
,.._,.. a Eas1 ...,,._. Awnue. ~ calM t>e put>lllhed In Or· t>e '11erw1 Int ed lf1er ~~ to 11 "DIS-the Stlte of California., the AGAINST YOU. YOU AS FOLLOWS. 11~.theTNIMefNJ DAY OF MAY. 1 .... All ;: = '1:..:: •of--..:: ::.r.:IO· ~~ 171 4) ... Colll Ody PtlOt. 1 ;'J,.;.: I nd/: es:'!'ot TRICT • wlll reoelw up lo. contract w lll cont1ln SHOULD CONTACT A LAW· P~EL 1· LOT 11 OF wttt1hold the~ ol the 0 THE A PAE VI 0 US •. Counfr 8a1r,g P9roe1 1 al I , 1' -. newspaper ot general GEORGE OBINGER but not later than IM~ Pfovltlona permitting the YEA. TRACT NO.' 10277, AS Tf\dtw'a Deed untl tunda ADV£.ATI9EO NOTICES OF ~-Pwcal" ...... .,...., AacorOld J79,Jn dn:ueltlon. published In Ihle A petition llH ~ ltted atated time.~ bid• tor succeulul bidder to NOTICI Of SHOWN ON A MAP RE· t>ecome avalteble to the MARCH 24. 1M8 REMAIN
•' 111 &oOll153 ,..... 1 encl 2 of Apt. t3. 2'0. 27• 11188 county el lent once a ..-by SONIA C OBINGER & the ward of ~. contrac1 tor tubllltute MCurltlea 10< any TltUSTl.E'S IAU COAOEO IN BOOK 445. P9)'M Of endor ... ••met· THE SAME.
' Parai1 ...... In l"9 Otb Gii °"W98 COMI Daily Pttoc for four conwcot1119 ..,..., DEBORAH WA.ADT tn the the at>ow project. moneys withheld by lhe DIS-.,..,... DEED PAGES 10 THROUGH t4 IN-ter of right. GOVllllllllG •OARD, !· tr-CaYrfy ~ ot Mid priortothedayofl&ldtie.· Superior Court ol Orange Bids shall be r_....., In TRICT to ensure Pet· CWTRUIT CL USIVE OF MIS· Saldaalewlllbemede,IM DAWIDR...OW.
eoin, • .....,. o.-om 11 ..a.IC NOTICC ing. ted MAR 24 INS County 1equet11ng 11111 :, ~ ':"~ .0: formenc:. under the con-W • ..._ 11111 CELLANEOUS MAPS. AE· wlttlout cownenl « ..,. ~ Orange CoeM ~ U.. a~ be · · SONIA C OBINGER & OE-.....--traGt LMrl .... 411711 CO ADS OF OAANGE remy, •:itpreea «Implied,. Deity"°' Aprtl 13. 20, 1 ... Oftlfle~PWI -MOTICaTO JAMES L SMITH. Judga,of BORAH-WAADT l:7t •P· publicly reed aloud •t IM ............. ,~ •• , Notlellsherebygl\IWnfMI COUNTY,CALIFOAN4A. girding tltte. pa11111kln Of W020
4 ~ .,. -.., CMDfTORI Of' the Superior Covn led 85 !*tonal rep-above-stated time and .-.. Qanto)i, Cteftl
..,_,,.... .._. ...,_,_ 9UU TMNWO ~~ ~s-nrs 20eo;;t ,_.,,tatlve to ldm1n1ster Iha pl:n l>iddet lhell be a Publiehed Ofetl99 Coesf Pmca1 I · A ~ (8eol. 11t1_.107 -1 ..-...,I Pfl • • • • aetate ol Ille Otcedenl o.ily Ptlot Ac;>rll 13, 20, 1988 i:--.., r1gl'I __ ,.. u.c.C.) INS The pernion requet1s lice nsed contra ctor W021
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ClelCllllfll In f1wm1 A ..... creditor,.. of tile ""tt11n •Ille under Ille lndepen. ~.~~he~ "8.IC NOllC( a ~ In Mid rwn«S tr.,,.,_ors that a P\aJC N0TIC( dent Adm1nls1ra1ton ol E1-clllllflcatlon nC-57 , __ ...;....;-.--... ____ _
~ Pllln ......... tK* tr.,,.._ ea at>out to be lat• Acl • Ma1 ~ .. c0a1•:1woo INlde ori ~ prooerty NOTICE cw A '-log on the P9111Jon Bids may t>e _.ded ~
UNll. .. ....... ... ..... • ..,._ deec;llbec:I a.ATM CW wlll be held on MAY t8, IMS •etely. ,.:'.:..
llflpllMl'*98 __......... The ft8l\'lll lllld ~ -0 . -IC* et 1:45 P.M. In Dlpt. No. 3 el Eacn t>ld ~ coMorm OP~
• F« e *"' Q01111•... eddreel of the intended .MID OP NihilON 700 Civic Center Orr.. W•t, ::::.,.:._=.to the XOOt Ult .....,1 .,,.,._,... ...... n trer.-cn -: JAMES V TO.t.at•Htu s.nt•Ana.CA Eedl .................... _...._ ..MaelCe~~ ,,.__... ........ _. ~Y'TI. t01' !t"CamlnO -anWllO:"'A IF" YOO OBJECrtOtrii -,_ n CIOl • •• Driw. eo.e. ....._ Cell-To al heh. -~ granting ol the e>etttJon, y0u ~ tfle '°""t _ ~ .-. punuant to ect1on1 ._ CllWI tom1a.. etedtton and contlntefll lhould e1111er IPf)Mr at Ille .... con r-, __ ..., 21101·21715 of tt1a Call-
..._. The locatiofl In CallfC)tTtla etedltofa, and P9l'90M WhO llMrlng and 1t1t1 your ot>-list of the pr~ IUllOOn-fomle ~ lllld Pro-IBul•..., Oiied .,.,._, 11. ol the c:t\lef ~Ne oltlce ,,_,be othe!Wiel.,......., jec:tlons Cl<' fllt Wfltlan ot>jec-lrllC10t'I on"* pofeCt •,. fWlofl8 Code. Section 2328
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on trie ~ 30I w. Orton. 9anta Ana. A pettllOtl flea bem\ fled lflCI rMy be In P«90r1 or t>y "°" Act. 00..IX • t Code ~ P9nel Code end ...., • • ..._. rn Celltor'nle. lly JO ANNE THERESA ~attorney Sectton '100 9t Mq, ._ PloNIOI• of the Calio
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ll&llted o•er &lft of doll.
An imaginative birthday bash
OtMge Co.et DAILY PILOT /W.,_.,, Apt'I IP. 1W -
'Seascape' splendid at ART
T\iebd away in a small storefront
build.ins in an tnduslrial area in
toUthttn San1.1 Ana, Oranee Coun-
ty's newnt theater poup ts bqjnnana
iitakc local Pl&YIOCR sil up iOO take noti«.
The Altematt vc Rc~nory Theater
walled no time in llVlna up to its name last fall when It opened 1u
lnauaural st.ason with Jean-Paul
Sartre's eiustenual ..Allq ory .. No
Exit" It continued in the mold of
early South Coast Rcpertof) wtlh a sac:rtina producuon of ftarold Pinter's
love affair on rcv.-1nd, ''Betrayal:·
Now Edward Albee's dramauc
fantasy .. Scasca~ .. has wn&&led t.ck
onto the shore under the Aift banner
more th·an a decade ~fter first surfac-ana an Orange Count). and the result
is a provocatl\ c. intellectually sumu-
laung evcn1na.
T he pla) 1s one oft~o which earned
its author a Pulitzer Pn zc (the other is
.. A Delicate Balance," not the master-
work "Who"s .\fra1d of V1rg.inia
Woolr."1 h d1spla)s a mort playful.
if equall) pc:netraung. side of Albee's
nature b) prc~nung the themes of
fear and prej udice as d1aJogucs be-
t~ecn man and beast
--TITIS
new aro und in ltfe, yet linked ancx-
orabl) to a man who has Ions since
succumbed to m iddle-class comforts.
Her electnc enthusiasm propels the
production in its two-character first
act.
As the reticent husband, Jack
Thomas turns 10 a workmanlike
~rformance in an cniamauc · role.
Al bee never lets us get too close to this
character. and Thomas provides few
clues. other than serving as the
negative pole of Bradli) ·s pos1uvc
~rsonaht)
The am val of the lizards -
splcnd1dl) interpreted b) .\nd) G.
Pan and '-\m) Larson -thrusts the
seaside suuauon into a new. more
11luminaung hght The 1nteracuon
bet~eon the 1~0 couples is superbl~
direcltd by Patriaa T eny. and \he
creatures· scurryt..._ dattana move-
ments -me1icuJously cbdreo-
&f&Phcd by c . --~ amatina in tbe1r naturah1uc
d imension. We accept them • ht·
ards. not actors in reptile pit).
Pan's male character i1 a bold.
dominant foroe, often IQ~Y
Larson's subtle machinatiOM. _, ..... y
sk.illfully rdltt1 the cbancU:ristics of
thclT human CO&lnlef"P9ftl, evea &O
b11olf) -they look down on filb.:
"They're so noisy and there att IO
many of them." ·
Special credit mlllt be .ecconted
Karen J. Weller, who desi&ned. t~
rcallsucally scaly eo1tuma-for Pan
and Larson. The seuic:k wttina by
David C . .Palmer, wbo ai.c> ~
the llgh. tine. is equally dfective. .
· Sease.a~ .. is Edward Albee at h!s
most adventuresome and alto his
most accessible. The intima~ •tale of
the Alternative Rcpenory Thea~ (al
1636 S. G rand Ave., San1.1 Ana) •.s a
~rfect forum for the show. which
runs Thursdays throuah Sundays at 8
p.m until May 21. Call 8~ 7929 for
ticket information.
The latter clement is re~n ted by fjiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ii~~~iiii!jiijijjliiil'jl a pair of o ' crs1zcd lizards who a--~-,..,
interrupt a lcss-than-1d ylllc beach Fresh Fish • r .... ...,.c&•
holida) and -after the 1niual
physical shod. subsides -cnpae t~c
eds~ middle-a ged couple 1n
ph1losoph1cal d 1scuss1on 1n ncar-
flawlcss. educated Enghstr That the
reputes should be so con,ersant. }'Ct
unaware of some basic human terms.
is something ~e must accept in the
name of dramauc hccn~
The undersea' 1s1tors do not arrive
until late in the first act. by which
time we arc beginning to grow weary
of the human couple -a humdrum
man wishing onl} to relax and his
more effervescent. ad,enturous wife.
It 1s important that this charac-
tcnzauon be full:, t'1tabhshed, how-
ever. since the lizards reflect stn king·
. ly s1m1lar quallues.
Karlene Bradle). enacts the wife
By VIDA DEAN
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than you did," commcntt'd T ennille
as she was introduced at the party.
(She got an argument from her fans on
that statement.)
h Id Tl d S....,..__•'-who with a marvelousl) afTecung per-c 1 rcn -m an -,.-~. h b k attend UCLA (hkc their dad) and ,.1SO~n!_al!1.it~}:.:_.~a~w~o~m~a~n~t~1rs~t1~n:!g~t~o~rca~~---------:-------------------
Patrid and M~. The lm111nation Celebration. a
oountywtde children's art festival.
begins a nine-day run Saturday as
planned by 40 Orange County arts
and educ.ation orpniz.ations.
The orisinal celebration was
produced· m 1977 by the John F.
Kennedy Center for the Performing
Strader aJso presented a S5.000
chttk from the Irvine and Koll
companies. South Coast Plaza. Com-
merce Bank and his l...epcy Co. to the
lmagjnation Celebration.
More information on the lmagina:
uon Cclebrauon. which closes with a
~rformance for the whole fa mily (no
charge) Ma~ I by the <\man Folk
Ensemble at the OCP..\C. may be
Panygocrs included the Stradcrs'
. obtained b} calling the IC hotline,
556-2787.
Arts in Washin11on. D.C. The local t---:4~~'!11!~~--lllll!~!!l'!~~~~~~!!Pi~~~~~~~~~ celebration premiered in 1986 when =:.!.'C:t:"•sl.25==:::::::=::::;= the Kennedy Center chose the county ._... ... ,-,.. .. ._... •• ... ~ ll• 0.-1..i
as the ~rmanent Caliornia site-the &:M hipm•n ,11 onry one in the state. 1su ~ .. u !\,,.. f *'I
Festivities begin at 10 a.m. with •nu•u•TO ....,_. a.»va T .. LA• c•>
performances. worksho ps and •IVCll " ... t ·JO 1 oo l :to s 20
exhibits in shoppin& malls includins 1 '° s H II oct • o " 1· 10 a. 9 :so
Manin Ptace, Mission VteJO and
Westminster malls and An.ahc1m
Plaz.a. Music, dance and visual art
will be offered throughout the day. n. StnMlel' did his part for the
celebration ~ he turned 50. He and
~·
1:SO t0:20
wife Sau hosted a cocktail buffet at f'IU.O..,. .. , vlR'l&rflrro.t ...
the Center Club. u :n ~.u s:os u :Jo 2:45 s. u Three hundred friends attended to 1: 1:•s a. 10~1
o. 0 . A..,.,
Good Motl\lnt V1etnJOm (llt l
T-..:Kv.NTM SHiii ,., consratulate T im and later had the / *' •'•o.otoUft
opponunity to continue ~ evenina !115 c t •ir• Sil C•••
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by attendina a T_. Taallle co~n .., wwauc• •• ~~ .~.':-.':'t~~· .,., ~u• sw1tc1tt"'
Mu•u1oraC1• (lit)
in the Oranac County Pcrform1n1 s:oo 1 :n 9 tJO ~ 50 .. 10 os c11an n•1t lf'Gl
Arts Center. a benefit for the lmaaina-• • OlllVE lllSOPt• • •
tion Celebratio n chaired by the ..aAOCAST · f'ATA&. nous 1••••nos 1 •
St
-.... -rs. ~~~~;-~w; ... ;';!!!!!~!!!!!"~TTllACTIOel~~;~~ .. ~·~~~~!!!!"!11!,!,.~l!u.!!cs~110!!u~~ IMK S:OS J :2S 10:00 1 1111:40 9 :5, Birthday party guests collected
their dinner from several buffets
fcaturins Oriental food. pasta. faj1w
and fruit.
After the cona"rt. many of the
guests were back at the Center club to
mttt Tennmllc and her husband
Daryl nr.,.. who had joined her on
stage for a closing "Captain and
Tennille" number.
At the third phase of his cel-
ebration. a cham~dcssen post
event Strader. satd. "I'm having a
fanl.lstic binhday and tho ught the
conccn wa.s fabulo us." The Salem,
Ohio. native was born March 2 1. but
had postponed his Big Fivc-0 day to
coinc ide with Tennille's appearance.
"1'11 never forart tonight.·
The Stradcrs had requested "no sifts please", but they did Jive the
sinser a sift a 1906 doll to add to her
antique collection.
"Toni donated her time and did not
charge to do the conccn." said
Strader. viccchairmanoftbeOCPAC
board. who admitted bcina a fan of
the sinaicr since he paid his S3 to see
her perform at South Coast Repertory
when it was on Newpon Boulevard.
··1 had more fun doioa the concert
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carpeted & flagstone convenient snoppong nk-up. cat <>It $750 ~sec IAYSIMES WEST BAY-fOR LEASE
floors & skyhgnts Mature S 1100'mo 673"3773 19S2 Meyer 549-3484 llW LUSlll 3BR 2BA Cape Cod LARGE executive home
k1tcn cabinets, new Cfpt, 2Bdrm 1, .ea
prvt patio carport, laun-2Bd 28a
;...,.. ... landscaping w11r pool & Beautrlul 3Br 2BaDupleJC - --•11&11 IEWI* S2500tmo Avail 6/1. •BR 3BA Family. donong, dry rm $650/mo 360 rm
Vietorla St 548-8523 825 Center St ~2-t424
2' Bedroom plus Oen 2
Bath Home or grea t in-
come potenllal' Under-
ground MCUrlty parking
ASKING $280.000 ..,, ...........
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spa S87S.OOO 631-1400 Professionally Fr pie EASTSIOE CREAM PUFF Agent Debt Bibb laundry rooms • 3 car
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garage w/d 201 Ruby Never been lived in B 2 6.44-9060 or 6.42-8868 g a r . S 2 6 0 0 I m o * * * * • ~.\II HIH•''' 5 1700,mo 673•5348 I Adorable 2BR 2BA Large 3 Br 2 ' 8 · car 645-8897. 650~928 or 2BR 1BA. stove, relrog l• ISlE 110 '111 ' '"" _ house. lrplc, pvt patio attacned garage wtd BEA UT Harbor Vu Home 553-2180 crpt, drapea, patio gar
Rl Al l'>U.TE New 3BR -Oen custom' lndry nkup, grndr. prime hkups lrplc. pvt yards. 2 stry. 4BR 3',BA In-law s 1--$700/mo S57-6932 Lignt and arry SBA home r nm Xlnt quiet IOC' Un· Ets1de loc Perfect for pool & spa S 1250tmo quart ers. S 2 7 5 O _ n I -· ~~~~~0°;tr':i ~~11=1 REAL TORS turn S32001mo yrly older couple or sngl wno AESERV~NE Ni'W1 6.44-6610 or 673-3174 tr Ddz * •1111 "IU* *
Balboa Is Alty 673-8700 wants privacy $1000/mo 726 W 11son t -----A small quiet complex Hall blck to bay Great BIGCANYON No pets M arilyn Forrnlorcall S48-7001 BIGCANYON 3BR 2'.C,BA •SUNSET BEACA. 2BR nestled0 amongtalltrees
lamilyhome Xlnt finance Golf course condo. 3 Cort l l •el Mar 2122 Coombs. condo wtpool. spa & ten-1BA lower duplex, water-& 1av1sh landscape 1Br
• .. Carolyn Ross 673-7677 bdrms & double garage 1~--~~--'!"!"-"!"-'!"" 631-1266 nrs Only S179S/mo Call front. boat slip avail like n~w w/balcony. ca• '1llM, UY I UI• Merrill Lynch Alty Best location 1n small 2Br 1Ba gar w/dry. deck, Baat. ltlc~ -2140 Elizabeth 63 1· 1266 $900/mo. Utll Included. thedral ceiling, lrplc, gar-• ••••T II.Ill 759•6600 complex with tennis pool l rplc close to beach 650-2758 or 846-4682 age. poot. spa. lndry tac KllBllll IEW usn~ & s pa $320 0 00 .S1 300 70S Poppy ••••• lllffSlllWSI 11111111 NO PETS $700 . sec
u 'fl t.. 631-1400 +640-4072 • 2BR 1BA. dl w, encl gar In OR 28 R • Den. 2,,,,8A. Call Velma 549-2447 ..,agnr cent pen nOuSe I ed 4 I ., 1-1 -~ 4~-fwlth spectactular view EAITSllE C -\'\Tl 1<11<11' I 2 Cute bul cozy DupleJC •BEAUTIFUL EASTSIOE amrly orient ·P ex $1450 OR Hrbr Vu Hms u l-.... • * Twnnse-type .... 2B A
One ofthe largest units rn RemOdeled 38R 11,.8~. Ill l'"tl ' '"" Units 28A lBA 1 car 2BR tBA, lrg yard, w/d hk· $660/mo 848•4730 4BA 3 ''tBA Porto llno 1BR 1BA. unlurn patio, 1'~BA w/d hkup Gar-
lhe VIiia S.lboa with a new gourmet kitchen. RE •l f.SU.TE gar Frplc Ortlle by 514 up. refrig . trplc, garage lg 2BR 2 story, 1500 s/I, mdl POOi. spa $2300 mo, bit-Ins. 114 Agate. Reot. 899· 3033 COOiidge :ie
SPaclouS family room hv-master bdrm suite. for-Jasmine. $900/mo $850/m o A sk for garage lmmed occupan-6 mos IM 6'0.5664 Bkr $850/mo for 11111 sum-$750 No pets 432-7767 ~g/dlmng area plus two ma1 dining w/oak par· REAL TORS YILU UITILS Jean/CralQ 631-1266 cy $925/mo 835-2072 mer: thereatter $690 Call llllll IEW
1>edroom1. den. ca-8 kl 1 k 171-4112 Ovs Wltnd/Ev 983-6940 BLUFFS condo 3br 2ba, Mrs Collier 7 14 774-3055 ·*
Ctiedral ce111ng. lkytignts q1rupe1'c orewanearss n._oaove Ullll YIEW HIES __ ,. I d k " BEAUTIFUL 2Br 2 Ba MARINERS WALK -Ugh! attchdblgarage.lrplc,on l1l lt11 Ptaia1al1 ·-·,
:'"' two arge eel s pure ha sed anoth er IEW LISTill duplex wtmarbled firs, bngnt. airy & 1ust a few green belt. commun pool ••-l ST ,:O~H'S RENT
r:njoy the seourrty 0 a $249.000 Curt Herbef"ts Sommer set model SBR · flptc, gar*""'. laundry. pvt blOCks from the t>eaetr S t600tmo 7S4-1S51 ... , 80 t PAULARINO a ted communltyandthe II 63'-1266 ofc or 6BR Orrnrnat -•-•••-.. 2Br & 3Br To~ .. omes S650 N'--1&! ti Id. '6we tree hie at the pool & ' "' beach access No pets *-* _ .. ,, BRANO new luxury 2·sty -.,. u '• pa • • 1BR IBA $750
l .. 908 or ..-to the be.ch 1 ?:'unerrry ~69g110001 ~noct~eLrL S 1450/mo 675-2370 Front 3Br. 288 $1300 Yards/patios garages. condo 2br 2ba frplc. no-pets. near beach1 •2BR 2B~ $850
C I n .... "' Back 3Br. 2Ba $1250 hreplaces & vaulted C8ll· 112 L ·-•POOi/Spa all now or an appo.01-Donald Pfaff 631-1266 Ulll.. 1ngs. washer & dryer attch 2-car garage _,
Bachelor
tBdrm
2Bdrm 1' ·Ba
131 E 18th St
Bactielor
1 Bedroom
2Bdrm 1• .ea
161 E 18th St
$600
S680
$790
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$590
$680
$790
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laundry room S625tmo
360 Vietona. 548-8523
•UIEIEW*
Come see the difference.
completely remodeled
Beautiful 1 & 2BR apts
POOi, rec room. laundry
room Ready for instant
move-1n1 ONLY $550 to
$650/mo Plus $200 off
move-In through 4/30
AU m&IA APTS.
530 W Wilson
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722-9012 or ~2-t603 1 ment $410,000 210 A & B E 15th hook-ups 840_S870 S13951mo 8S4-217t Melli ••y YIEW •Garages ~ llt-1100 ··~i~~:· Lrg 2BR 2BA. Upstrs, t 756-85S8t ~--966 9168 833-8917 llTf•-~ ~ a..&.&.....a Fr ..... L• ~· , trplc, miero beamed ce1t. -CHARMING 3Br 2Ba Exec _· -11w-s ~ (~1L:.r'IDI' ·,1:. e.l .KJ N, 'S.· -•-• 1 deck. gar. wld hkups 1'BRIGHTON SPRINGS• lmat 21 44 Home Cath ceil. wood 2Br. l Ba. for 1 or 2 adults ... APUTlllTS* E/SIOE 2Br 1Ba. garage. ~ r ~ -r Westside Xlnt loc. Ouret • . . N/smkrng Chldrn ok. Beautiful spacious con-IXF•I -.IT paneling, Ille firs. lg yd. Ute & airy. View sundeck lg yard with patio. wshr-j IP.!!: I. l )II. fl'\'\\ street Good condition -... _.-S t600/mo 721-833S dos. Tn-lvl 2Br 1 'hBa _.. w/gardnr spa & gazebo Street pkg w/permlt N-Lg 2BR 2BA. covered hk up, S750tmo ) liilJ fl t,, rnR-.• 1 152.000 Ownr ~97-4S79 ..., .. r-• ... ,. $950 & 2Br 2Ba widen .. -Pl.II A 1 1400/mo 722.7208 S. N-P S965mo Yly lncld parking, ample st~age 2~6 Orange
-~ -CIU ... FIBI OllU CIYI $1150 & 1Br 188 $7SO 2BA 2BA, WtO, $1200 utils. Avl 5/15 ReMfVe yours TSL MGMT ~2-1603 -laal. IMc' 1040 WlnlflHf Loe In a quiet water· Sotheby s IA 979-3565 DELIGHTFUL BAY VIEW ll•.f•l 2• now1 $850/mo. No Pets ATERFRONT CONDOS .... --------13BR.lolt.2'1BA.2car gar-3BR d & I 1 • • O I b 6 t7 W Vct""la --Alira•(/•-y sea..-complex. Frplc, . en d n ng rm. r ve y 1 .,. -• ~ -~TOWNHOUSES & HOME bcoukr dow2n8RP2v8tA grass5y age large 101 $299.000. Unrque 4 or SBA ·2BA. 2 wtci'hkup. pool, Jae. All S,1ttHiler ltff balcony, fully fumlahed Quiet Penln. Pnt. Yrly Lrg or call Days 979-9991 $550 1br pool 1 persn, no
n the bat . with boat slips yr • gar Hurry' Call Ll2 or Chuctt story prv1 home on quiet l 192S/ I 2BR 2BA 2 car gar hv & Ev-979 3848 Pam ,,..,s "~"S 137 11 8pm bl k I be .. $143K B" w/gar & opnrs No ,,..,s IHl.t.tll 21r +~-1. mo se. • • .... -,... -.r -1 Prices 219.500-Phyl c s o " "' Jones 63 1-1266 or exclusive co"'munoty ,....7 " -din Rm, w/d hkups , Sarber Coronado Cays 963-8377 R.E Prof 646-S743 Spacious & versatrle floor CALL Velma S49-244 Frptc. garage. wetbar al e I 1450/mo 675-5079• !-Alty 507 Grand Carlve lrriat 1044 plan. Wonderful views. *NEWPORT HEIGHTS • $1-400 760-5064
'I' Cswy, Coronado. Ca Great front patro plenty Lux large 3BR 2',BA. lam WIHI l itttl ZIH C... ••l •r 22 • 92118 (6 19>435-1276 Alders Brlstol Model ot parko"g All new decor rm, lrplc, gar $1175/mo . .,,.. __ _._.._____ 2 Bedroom, 1'ABA, 1580
"'--... _ _ 2BA 2BA. great Wood· Lse avl al S35001mo 548-0397 Avl now 3B 2''tba condo Like Move-In Bonus! 1 year ~ brtdge 1ocat 1on·1.-.-.---.1iii----•I YILU llEITALS ~R 2BA new• Frp,c. 2-car gar. teeM . 1950 .. SSOO sec ~ ... i•1al1 1M7 S 127 ;~~" "BSOy 7~wner lmil~.. lll·•l 12 Avail now• ~om~ .. POOlis 4'9te5n3n~soo,$1500 900 Sea Lane M4-2611
_.,,....,, .. $1195 M ..,..r ' -BAY & OCEAN VU "'~ 8 E. •-Ave Reouc;a •--------• F:~rmtheGorli~~sm3B&Rm..'~r 11.EClftVE-L"••rr 6 6 -, ....... .,., .,., ..---.,..... 119 ..,.... LIZ ~ ·3 27 ON GOLF COURSE 28R decor above c nma Cove e M OK-now $4SS.OOO Nu m nr llCI IUI taci'led house '" gated LARGEST ' Bedroom Villa 4BR 2BA 2BA lower Unit. 2 car gar-1800 sit 2Bt~ den. gar !~ 3:.11;~~-;~~a~t~ 3BR2BA 1700s1t Green-area of Newport Beach. Balboa deck with v-Avallable Now• a ge, W /D . r efrlg , $1900 673-7692
OPEN SUN 2_5 Bldr/Agt belt view DV1 spa off $509,900 Call ~ulne POOi and spa Relroger-$1t95 S97S/mo 499-27t5 IAll ... l&LI aBR 28A (lBt has pvt
MBR New crot oak nrs & Gold en 559. 7 466 or a tor washer/dryer Avail-Liz MS-3627 Wlllll Ocean view 1 story home .,.try). Lg llvlng rm & d«'I
pa1n1 Call Agt/Ownr. 760-5000 I able no-.. $900/mo llAll .sl W /Piil 28R • d«'I 28 A poast-on cui-ci.sac street. M«rt New carpet & paint ~~~c: E~r:;n•a'~~!;~~ ~ ~ COZY COTTAGE Corona View, 2BR $1300/mo bllity ol fut~e ixKchaM cond Reedy tor occpy. 1 1550/mo. 6'4-se87
OPEN HOUSE burg 85'-86361760-5000 ~ .. / Del Mar 3 Bedroom, 2 963 Art>or St. 650-3702 S 1200-t 500 mo Princl-s27oof mo Esther Yri 3BR 28A. loW'9r unit
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, d•taclled JBR 21.,,BA \t'lT :-l.-"'ff rt:\ 11 ~=~~~~=l tncd Y*'d ., S975tmo. ~~'rWf ri-:l(l l •BEAUT 1&. 1r9 oectt I units. Approx 3300 eq tt REALTORS ., • SANDCASTLE CONDO. Call Pete 7S1-5000 REALTORS • $735. e 8'and new l(tra
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1 13 .350 per montri .. • View over Corona Del story townhome with 2BA, tarn. room. 2 • ·
11585,000 Pr lnclpals -1·-·-·-Mar. S 1600/mo W/O, frig, frplc, g•age. f9nced peddte teM6I So. of PCH, 28dfm 18a. onty. 720·9Me aw .,., --Community pool/tennia. crt S1950tm6.14~1529 patio. carport, trplc, lg
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2bdrm 1ba. trplc. enc gar. '"5.162·1512 cal/Profeuion•I apace lmmed 17141476-9333 ent•ble Clean drlvmg re-llebte. N9WpOf1 .-.
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2BR 1BA nou ... New bt'<JIOOmap..ttrnr'f'f\.tnO } apecaal Call· LOOklng tor• cateer 1n Front office. ertlhu9iM!IC. ~ eai(-1Retundablel MU91teed&wt*
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3211 Un1't4Wllty Of •S •Dl9'1wahers USS/mo lflC~ ("Or'l"(Jl('(t-riou .. S37Sl mo -dep •213~ 1·94113 days• level positl0fi1 1n C1as11-d•ya Carol. 63 l-se&4 --...... .
$11SO/mo. 8'2·21116 •MitfOfed doMtS N<u·~ l•nt'\ .o.4 1>1V'('r• Al/I 5', 9so-.er72 Iv mag tied Advertising II you ...... I EXCELLENT WAGES tor -
--•Prtv•t• patlOI mng iqniP<l !r<"\I\ COUI\\ M/F non-smolter Hunt FOR LEASE: 579 IQ ft. at Ille• people and can rype ...,. • •lrMl'S N•t•onal Lumbe< is SMlc·, sper1 time assembly Pnonel. Ming. ~'*'-
EXTRA LRG 1BR New •Ceillntl fenl •dCQUt'I OdlPVJI' r..tt-"" Beach, near beach 65e/aq rt. 8** buMdlng 45 wpm .,_,. d hke 10 tall< F/P time. flex hrs. exp pref ing a responsiote ond1v1d· work eleetronocs 04'at1s 1>eneflt1. Apply l~G
orpt/paint. pool, no pets •Heated Pool & Jaow:zl l'f(re.<11t0n' "°'"" .Att'U•IC" $3SO/mo -• .., utOllles 440 E. 17th St.. C.M. to you Ellcellent t>en· Coast Hwy •t Mac.Antu.Ir u.i to work as Locel De-0 t " t r s I o I o 17851 S-yparlc Ci,P.
SS SO • $350 sec. •Rec rm/Bllllarda TV.v-<Jmorl' • Av•ll511.Ann.8'1-1'60 645-8523.6191346-6366 efi1s. Call Peogy Blevins Ol•fUID----livery Driver for our 1·50•·64 1·0091 Ext Su1te G,lnllna Or
••646-3618•• •Exercl .. rm Thl" ~ -Male IOf l•rna condo on Ocean view suit•. peril· tor In appointment No eiip nee. $12-$15/Hr HlJNTINGTO,,. BE.ACH 1160 Open 7 d•)'S 261-9177
Garden Apt, 1p1clous •CloM to lhopplng A1.a ow. "'nvJOrV:YT" BACK BA"V Walk·ln Ing. Phon91, lit• sec-642·432 1. ext 301 I Mr J-~ 520 ~"s1 stOfe Must oe 25 t'411ts --iMlii•illililililiiRil~l 2BR. d/W. w/w cptal drps, • 10 Mlnut• to beaCh '""'" I 'IC Wr'-Jf\ I -·-. -., o• Older non-Ctau 1 m• ••ETllY -
cable ready Encl gar •Small pell olc w/dep. 17141644-1900 clo~8;o ;:~:2J,~r!ge ~~tl~·~~ut~a:'n = 111111Urt llllUfl COUPLE (retired) needed and bring a COPY 01 y<>ut Fo1 g1ow:og RE Dev Must ~-~~~
S690Nopets 645-SS77 19132MAGNOLIAAVE -·~---"-' ____ Sltsq/rt.213592.()833 Bever89.9 Shop, berlellts. 1oma1ntalnh0me&rel'lt8l OMV orinioui 10 •nter c e se1t starter & Start PIT NB ahop lmllT II, M4-55&7 ~llNtl\ ~ M/F prof n/smkr to stir 2br FIT Lltl ISO lb 11eg unns Some ctilld care 18· '11ew energetic t<now1e0ge ot 673_74311 Tues-.Set •-at -IUll "•"'·•"' 1'i4lb•E'11deCMtwnhse. TlllllllTMlllTI Hi-Time ll.646-1737 yr-old) R8ts req"d 1BR w p xlnt typing silllls, ----------1
2Br 1'/tB1 TownhouM. WY5 •-SEACLIFF MANNER Avail now. $400/mo -·.; Newpoft Ctr., FUhlon Ill apt provided 550-9347 We provooe an exc4Htent shonh•nd req Plealant ., Wlllll
Laundry room. all built· Rent an on-lite Trevel utllltlU 548·'484 The Effie' t Atternattve ITillJ•U wage lull COmP4kny·e>a1d k S I j Ins, QOOd loc $785/mo. trailer In our RV Parle, 2~R. full BA up1t1lra , ---Full ~or atlswerl Spof11m•noed 1ndlv1du8ls C RUISE SH IP JOBS benefits including medl· non·sr;SOen~~ ••'Y Front Rm. WerahoUM
20711 Thurln $525 ~ etec + dep. CALL ~BA. lcl1Ch. patio down· MIF Prof wanted to share 1 / 11 Ing neecled tor PI T work $10 345 to $47.819 Man· cal dental 1nsuranoe a open • tve mSQ Dnvers, & AMiet. M..,g
TSLMGMT 642·1903 536-63198all't·6prn atalrs. Nl~S;_ .. S6295l mo. Jrv1ne Woodbridg e s erv c:_.0~70 on y. $7/hr PIT evenings & agers.Banenden.M«h· creo1tunoonande>a1dva· Ne•rOC atrPO<'t neededt0tTUXSHOP --------1---=---=---:ZM""""'=I ••54-2vv ** hOult $440/mo ·dee> -Saturday 645·5760 1nic:s & MOfe lmrnedllle catOt'ls Interviews will be f /I a.&EIJlll/ Colta Mesa 646-1351 llltll'T• ...... !Mela·' Walk to bch Nr Hoeg, Av•ll 5115 786-4586 hceat Prt,tllJ o e> e n• n gs f C • f I held Ill... HIRINGlGovemmentjob9
2BR IBA. laundry rm. ~tuc11ofVpoo1§( •1BR MIS MIF Stir HB 3t>r. 2''tl>a 1711 l·St8·459·3734 EXT ----youra~ea Manylromed.
cloM to lhops. bu ... , prof. 5595' 1n"c1 ut111: •2BR 2BA $1195 twnhm Ger. Ip, d/w w/d. NEWPORT A!--3 nit 2 0·2912H 24HRS. FRIDAY Ap• 2~ Full to~ Pieasant worll· opeNngs $15K·S68.000
Wiii eceept 0 c Houtlng N/amkr 40+. AJIO Room Pool. ape, Hiii periling 3 bllcs to bGh $330 -dep ... _.. u . NEWPORT TIRE CEN EA -Ta-· 9OOatn·1 t OOam 'J'\Q cond•llO<'IS Benetlts Call 6021113&-8885 ut $11SO/mo 132si rno. 494-0451 1401 Supenor ~ AY1 511 536--092Steve apts -stOfe $5eK groea. --·-19122 Br~l'lurst Please cont.ct Carol 2261 & 22M Maple __ $575.000 Mo tivated ltt Ml2 IPllATm •Comer ol G1rtie<Cl 17 1•16'1·7073 Hotel
TSL MGMT 6'2·1803 lewpll! !Mela Zltl ~~::1r'::;t ~:~,::; M/F 10 shr 2br 2ba o wner Realonomic1 HUNTINGTON BEACH FEDEA..AL STATE & CIVtl WT Hit I 'ft
LARGE bechelor ept. With IP'-•-. , .. Yi9Wll Walk to beaeh! poolalde apt in NB 1 yr Corp 675-6700 uml l11UIT lmmt01•te Openings in SERVICE Joos $18 400 I Mature, rell1ble. goo' -... new. tuJly tum. wallc to I . .. r· -..I:' Gd ®C>ty & k>Clltlon Co<-local area. 811 shifts avail I UNllL L--" 0 ........... ~,,. .._.. lrg patio In gOOd locale. .. .....i -~2•1 $12SOmo 640-7085• bCt'I $467 SO/mo -''tutll ....... • ..._ ona Del Mer 6«-8292 -.... ID S6 .. 891 N Vv H1nng1 ph,_. c ....... non-.. .-f Prefer 11ngla per1on & S300 ,._ 646-4463 ,.,... H I 19Pl,f, •• C 1 I J 0 B l I N E bonOal>le GEO Of
$470/mo 1159 W 19th lBR l BA YEARLY. WEEKLY NOWI Beautifully ,.... IHiatll ftr 1111 BOATING CALL TOOAY!'582·3138 1.5·g.45g.)611 E•l gr8d No exp nee S5
St• to ~ & anop-fum11had NB ooeen front Nr Bcfl. Huntington 1911 •• ,,.. ..... -,,,a. ·-·-Equ8l ()pp1y e,,..p!Oyer F2912BB 24HRS Call 673· 7030 LG 2Br 1'k8a. trplc. patio, ping 1 cat periling Pleye 3br 2ba. patio. frplc. 2 2 BR Cute Du p I ex -..,,., --•5 ----
new carpet. paint. DIW. Real'e.tate. 673-19oo gatagea. 640~78' $3SOlmo. chlld ok Call Muswt111t>e11~-~~!f~ Need Mlf·starters w/tlat~.· e~1~---••••••••••••lil••••••••9' AY1 now. S7951mo • dep. ---1o-3 855•9999 .i.ttnice 1t ....... '9 IWI -· .,, ___, . lorcolOf" to diCOfate hms
2273 M1ner•A. MS-8161 28R 1BA. c:harmklg cot-llbc. ---BOATMAN & oles Own cat Wiii t,_.n
tage. trplc. Stepa to tne a= •· N/amkr prol snr 2BR 1BA •AM!!* flex"" PIT 964-431' Im Ill! beach. No pet• s1050 -• •• COM Apt nr t>cn . Great P~bllsher ot suoeesaful
2BR 2BA. trplc. encl. gar-mo. LY msg 631-2197 Fem. n-smlcr. tUrn lg rm. toe! '425 -utlls. Dys 140 pg/4-Color OC Auto Experienced Boatm•n llUYllY/S'Tm ege. 811 bullt·lns, near 111 emenltlel. $3SO-d4IC) 955-2510 Eves 721-0929 M•gazlne seeks l est wanted tor prrvate y•chl Ft T benefits L•~ 150 lb l
shops. $695/mo. .,_ llM* Newtend/Garlleld. F Vlly 1----1---1--MCrow w/new ownef. '87 cJub Apply in P9'SOt'I at ll'eg 2SO Ogle St. CM_
1110 CENTER Frig. dllhwuher. sto,,. ·A,,.;i S/1. 992·9707 lflftl Ir tat SALES OVER S.350K. l80l Bayside Of · CdM
TSL ··G··T "~"' ~•c:s -4· HIGH PROFIT Gd Fol-Wed-Sun llam·, 1em Ill.MIT ,.. ,.. 6'2· 1603 Incl. No pet•.,...,_........, •sAs1t/•"""'--11 •• -----~,,,.-,.,....,,.. ---•• ·-·------lowing Stocit option 8Y1 lllU-/UI WI Ue> to S 10/Hr Bike, mo1or MUST SEE·LARGE. 3Br * 1-.... Parking spaces 1ve1lable •fin 3 yrs Consulting 1Y1,Hf'"5 • scoote< Of car nee 18 yrs
2B1. gar. yard. $1125. Frig, dl1hwuhef, stove Mii W llTIL .In large P•rlclng g•rage, 1st SSOK .auumea all lmmed open1ng Exp 111 -. l'la\lil insurance. Gd
1021 ValenCJ• (Mesa de4 Incl. No pets 545-4855 Wkly rentals now •v•1I SSO/Mo PIHse call rights (714)921-CARS AP/AR & gener•l ledger droving record Bingo
Mar). No Pets. 9S0·7105 $147.00 wk & up, 227• Trecy •t Perk Newport Lo~• 1·2·3 dealred Pizza Co. C•ll 675-9930
••EASTBLUFF•• Nwpt Blvd. CM 646-7445 644·7333 Salary DOE Paid ben· .... , •llUtD 1BR 1BA. trpl $725 Lae ...., Te Leu 1114 ef1ts FUhion ltlat\d .,.. aTIL Ullltllt
2Br n~Ba wig•. crpta. 28R2BA.ffPISll9SLM Y1uti1• l t atah SNI,. 1742 4'WiDOWHAS'SS$ CALL 7ec>-3411 Oral Surgery Munt1ng1on
drpl. bltlna. tncd patio 722-11140 Of 722-&o1, nu ..,... UIWI tor TOSI s 10K-up No 111•11111111111 8cl'I ofc Ctiai~ "-91
636-'120 Call l -SPM Eatbluff·Oeluxe 2300 sit JASMINE CRK. suDMER Costa Men/Newport cred "'/no pen O.n-No Run Hoea & Die! Patcil FIT Of PIT 942-29 I 2439 Orange 'A'.,. 1 s7so Apt .. 3BR 3BA. lg bonuS RENTAL 2Br +den.'furn borde< 24-hr ICcetl. NIOn Assoc 673-7311. IS her• Nat I Co, ii lo<*-. DENTAL ASST I
29l9 Sant• Ana ·o· .S735 rm. dbl gw w/opnr1, W/O Tennis. pool, gated business or 1>9f&Onal. $500 Ex X Ray Oeoer>
e&7 VIC1Mll "L' ·· S720 hlilupl. central YIC. totally $3000/mo. 720-3776 12x20' / 12x30' 548-38711 .............. ~~~ ~~ d:;. Xtnt ~i"\n quahfy
NEWPORT HEIGHTS 1BR. renovated. pro! c:teco<. telt I..... fifi tng from home 549-4112 1 otfic. CM 53 1·1'20
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MSOlmo. G .. l weter $1850/mo~ MC dee> FOUND 4116. Fem/blll .. ---------------· paid. 650-225& 87s-ooea Appt onty lib. 2·5 yr&. Vie. E. lllttl
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..... .._. ...... .,, ~&stbedlground Young._ ....... liceneed •M•llTIL Mr JenMl\~1 .... Ing C*rnenent lndl· ~PM ..... 3mootd, Berthed 'at Newport pwr brakH . a"'l fm ""'*""°" -.lch "9ipful. PtMtant aur· Agente .,...,, needed to 2274 N9wport INd. CM Tetephone S.... vtctu.i wl goocl typing kt 1700. Wtit W6c*:J leect\, 17&-7100 tleteo caaa Muet ....
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Energetic aoftw• com-Pteoentf&. C.M. High comml11ion• i. .w. a11n11Y dey/40tw ..... Xlnt Mn· 5'7" hi. 17" z.ntlh OOlor NUNA1Y FOR Wil k. 642.ot31
peny, gro.6n0 by ._,. .... _._ bonuaes Qrowtng CMI Englneetlng EARN efttt. Cethy 175-t442 TV w/remote & oelc atnd, END Chart• Sta•Of CR I ER •-------Ind bounds. nMdt lnekle ,._ ALSO ... tOnal Secr•tary a Land Ptenn1ng Firm y gtowtng compeny 1dnt oond S175, 720-1704 Alt ·34, ~ ptc . ..1 ........ =~.::.*'in!: e:ft.~~o!r,:-'a.fT ~ w/wow ~ RE Metct"~w:ed ~~ $400-$1000/WK ::J, energetic em· L•ge&SmellDogHouee. de.iw/aklpP9'.17S·71~ II fll .... RABBIT uai' $7 hr + com exp a MUST! Salary • eral o .... aec:reuwy ... th ~tor <Soor to <Soor Wrought Iron tble & c:twe 1,.-.,~,.....----.,=""""~ .. ... II..... Conll9(111>6e. 4 cyl, S apd. :'ISMon Flexible hOurs-PLANTSCA PE Interior comm. $1500/mo. &.-day good typing & phon• l\andblll dlatrlbUtlon. No beby Crib 1 deiak. s~ 1111 .... 1 l -air amlfm 1tereo eaaa
Call Tom 80fsuk Plant Maintenance. EJlp wk . Call PAT RICK skins. detell O<lented. Ex-•171Hr Training .. comm. ...._ 14 hr to start. '200. Cell 5'41·M 18 2S' doNONXBO §(oop I flWW • (tCRR045) ........... M9t5 * •85s-3g23,. '* r~·d. Oayllme hrs. Own 'ENORE 760-8702 Agt ~t benellll & work-•45AM· 12 Noon Mon-Fri ~y et Bingo Pma. .~ 8 HP 0 18 VHF 4 Salle -.. m'1 H8 Chry9ief-Plymouth • 1raM . 7!H·2271 Ing •nvlronment In Call Now . 5 Po.ltl<>n• Leh 281t Newport B lvd. ...usT SELL Heed .. -=-. ..M..ittr ---~..... 842-0631 ••-• Reatewant Souttietn Otano-Coun· S 2~ ........, 22 In. earwd Ivory TuUI. • __ ,. _,. &3 5211 • ...... )._ ----·-ft.lllat•-111n ty s.nd reeume l o M Atk '°' LVICOSTA ME A pm -.. , $2100· 78 catat1 Of ger· $4750 AYS 841-tOOO 15 Sllt-...... l•lll VW '7t VAN. runs t: .. t. ~!'~~:ga!e ~~tn .•~71e No exp nee, s 10.s 15/Hr. P1L11111 F'*1t• at Robert ee.~. MJILA~~:! '.!tauEL ..... ,..., Wu... '*'Moo. 640-aeN ,./a.o../ ... 15 me~ tuhe imm cuatom eab1nett. mall
I IN "'1 area 120-g75g Mr Jenatn 520-'05 I 11 "°"' ~ting eppli-Wl"iam Frott & Assoc. ~2-1723 55•5 " IRON Jiii • U51 • "-..i ti*. l750 Dys &a 1-"98 rv w.,. ,.~•MAM ce1lon1 fOf: 14725 Alton Parkway. • • 32Ses 5-d, ...... 10I. Eve1 681·&820
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For Costa Mesa Motel Orange Cout Dally Piiot Is ....... F9M lentr ·--a.y FIT ~ Houeeslt. W/HMkpg eiip. 53&.-63145 bef0<e 5pm or S250 I* mo. * I S.... · ~ A•tM ..... tic Hll
957-3063 loolllng for a Presaman Al>f'fy In J*IOn Tuelday --·-OFFICE °"1E1ll~ Wiii i tart 451• f°' summer. btwn 7:30-~ Balboa covee, tffwpOft P.W -l.eetlng 171 ooooE. Started ....
--.. 2 3 tl'lru Frid-btwn 3.5 Light typing, eome t>kkpg TEMPORARY ANO Xlnt reta. 541-5881 8eech (7 14) 650-1174 ••• • 111 t""atlon. Run• nrat Fun lllYEI :t"a -::tt':';':_ llMW ~---Call 8-10am 720-0812 TEMP TO PERM SOFA. LOVE SEAT WITH • •• d';!Vlng LOii ~y anop
S • .., SEClnUY POSITIONS AVAILABLE CHAIA ANO OTTOMAN. 32' SLIP Sailboat only. No 1500 &uto M If Dr 631 t275 E=r Service 1a11on 0ppo'1unlty tor advance-Aesteurants l eRecept1onl1t1 &a.-Hit Neller UMd. Brown tone. tv/abrd .... ,.,. elec. lee "' a . --'"-..::::..~---- -M~~n~:irt~~~w1!~~·e ~o:.:;.e~::!:~·~lt~ai:z PIT mt /mTISS 1mmec11ate openlng ln con-•Clerks NXPOtURic Xnffiiue On!) 1250· 543•929H4 II 1"'; r,;~:,~ ':1111 Santa Ana -.. 1 Miil lllTllY
MIC All benefits Must pen ance Call (714) •• lllYEll structlon <Mpt. tor well· 9TyplatS bed. l\and·painted des61. ~-• 55 Frwy at Edinger Sedan. 4 cyt. auto. factory
enioy sales & peop141 642-4321, Hk for Hank AMIPM/tpllt lttifts. Appl's organlied person with •Secretaries pine CMtt & otheril Q lf computer· prlnte<· 45 BOAT DOCK. SkM tie. lfll J IAYI air, pwr steering. pwr dllC
Send resume & salary .,,111 _.._ aooec>ted 3.~pm dally exo•llenl typing skllts,j•Data Entry Operators **730-6224** It modem. 2 di.k Ex~t ioc.tlon. SetW» H,.. Mon-Frt brakes, amllm stereo
history 10 Box 1 t923 ~ THE NEWPORT BEACH figure aptitude & COfd t.t •Word ProceslOf'I mon or Huntington Harbour 7 00 t 10 cassette. 1111 wheel
Costa Mesa. 92621 PI T ior ntGe. fall growing tele(>hOne manner. This is •Accounting Clettl• l~ Hll drive. I l ftWf. S 1.500 $450/mo 840-8022 : em 0 pm (1HTF156) $4,395
• Co Nr Hoeg Flex nrs. COUNTRY CLUB II t I 1 _ obO 498-721e eve -----· ----9!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ HB Chrysler-Plymouth M AN 1 Cu R IST H A I RI Ty"'" & mtSC otftce work. 1600 Eaat Coast Hwy prtmar Y a secre ar a IE111111.. \ cu enmore Frott· II' •T •• • r: 842-0631 SH~•ST Gd worlling HO::~it&or retired grt N.B ~4-9550 ~!'~~ns l~~~~1100~~;~ AllUll FrH FrHztr/Refrlg, ''"le'" 1122 seooimo ~S..Ch BMW '83 320S. white
condlllons & IOC Corona SS hr. 722·80e0 •n• ULU PIT resp°onslbllll1es. Word ...... ... White, 3 yr• Old, \191('( FREE to oooa hOme. Y9fy Avallab'9 now. 873-8535. Alatm. Mini condition -. NABERS
De.'._Mar 6'4-829_: ' p /T' , .... AIU Small Aerobic boutique in processing, shorthand •P.W hllU" clet, S~~· 9:.6-1521 loved neut .. mete dogs, 2. Orlg.Ma°r·:~~;.7~500
.ICll&IHC W/TMJ. S 10 111ee environ . no typing. C M. sal •comm 548-7515 and/or restaurant equip-*'__.·. y--..a&...-FRI IOAI r rlgefat0<. 3 'yrs & 7 Yfl . nice per-llitc. Tr&a1Je111tiea C'DlllAC ,_,. ment experleoce a def•· • -16 cu'. 2-door. top ffetl· eonallty ~8-8258. n
EYpe11ence necessary Mon & Tues hrs vary from llTAIL Ulll/n nite plus Good benehl 18400 Von Karman er. Approx 7 yr1 old, run1 n1-IP Tncb 3S 'tl IYWlll Din BEAUTIFUL SELECTION
• 526-7291 • 10am-8pm Will train Re-pacilage Apply In person Ste 130. lrvlne 474-2974 well. $150/obo ~~ ..--Sedan. 4 cyt. auto, amltm tirees welcome Apply Store In Lido Marina Vil· 8:30am-4pm at 100% FREE to Applicant 2-piece corner aofa. good 'II ....... ~ TN lte<eo casHtt•. snrl. One ot late model, low mileage
P ennysave r , 1660 lage 675-7980/673-6047 T"'"NSI PACIFIC E.O.E. GE dbl door 23 cu fl, No condition. 675-7327 Loeded. lllt low vehicle, owner (1SUT648) 16995 Cad1llacs1nOrange *lt4ical* Placentta Ave c M ""' Frosl·Refrlg. almond County! See us today!
" . RETAIL RESTAURANTS. INC CIME•AMA. w/custom waler & lce p --.. ~-.. -,.-.-.-.-114-$8900/0 lfe< 646-2011 HB Chrye'41r·Plymouth 1•0 1100 ·~ewport L aD need$ tem-1 P /T Pllll SALIS 17042 GHlelle Ave • Irvine ...... dlsnanser At>solut-"' like 1 =y:-------.....,.-r::--z 842·0631 • ()O(ar~ cou11er tor busy No exper nee Can make (714) 250-0331 ,,.;"$6oo1 675-34627 •ANIMALS AVAILABLE &al _M_AZ._O_A-'8_5_RX_7_G_S_. -2-0K 2600 Harber Blvd
aD Bnng OMV printout over S 1000/wk Be own SALESPEOPLE eiroan••y WllTEI GE Relrlger1tor large FOR ADOPTION. LOOk· 'M Fer• YM I· 111 ml, S.spd, CC. SR. air. COSTA MESA
Pleasant wor1un9 cond DOSS Gene. 673-4162 --· Ing fOf • 9ood home! Air. p-. St-I"". Aut~ I ,..,..,; -------Imm d O"""'ing tor ell sae. ,.., yrs old. Water & * .... • 3656 * ........... ...... ... ..,.. cas1. mmac. ga. '"V"" --,-.... -an Call in AM 111 640-0140• P/T ,..., •ir•-i FILL·TIIE I e ,,_.. w Experienced cameraman crushed & cubed lee on -~-matlc. x'lnt eond. Mu1t $10.500/ot>o 960-0404 _.,_., .. -organ12ed & am1>i11ous n eeded . ••us 1 be .... 1 12H ... 3838) ••M••t vEOICAL LAB COURIER 1 W-" & Sat. -11 train p••T·TIIE I I t t ... door $750. 759-9394 WO<ldl lrlendllest BIROS ... . "' U D 'l' ·e· 190E $1 .. 900 -"" -· • person w • n yping knowledgable In all areas 2 p 11,111 ...,~ '" · "· · A ·o-3 Mon·"" Own car Friendly atmosphere. re-FLElllLI •llll skills, figure aptitude & 01 camera department, I Ill &PPUllllSI gr~ Cheeked arrots Perfect oond. Sunroof, T -tops, like n•1111 ir
..,c ur ~ m ile age rnees welcome Apply cordial phone manner. stripping, plating Paste-Relrtgerators. Waehefs & ~~-~U:i °'SU2~2oo~all a m/Im 1t•r•o cau .. {1LEM381J$7895
964-2581 Fvarea Penn y sav ar 1660 1 ed W/P knowledge &,SH,. up and/or typesetting Ory-s Mlke 645•9701 ____ 756-9205Lv message. P1acent1a Ave • C M mm •ate openings at our Good benel11 pkg Nr J ... Pi e. A... MHIO&L lfFfC( _ _ _ HUNTINGTON BEACH W 759 1906 sl\1lls a plus Must be Farai .... •t Hl4 UM• ••w•••HSt PH .. ll Tll-t Bus> Ors ollice 1n c M REAIEI &I SALO store• Jom Southern Call-ayne airport • ava11a1>1e to w0<k eve-__ ,.._-______ Too much can down?
needs exp baclo. ottioe F T Includes prospecting. lorn1a's leadtng retail SIOln&aY 1 nings. Salary based on * 1930S LAAGE ornate -----"""'"'""""--Lease ·7g or newer MBZ
JOHNSON & SON I Lincoln Merc ury
~~ H11rbor Blvd
Coi l• Meu S40 5"630
ass1s1 4 day wk 548-9319 1 telephone & counter home 1m prove m e n I Pacllic View M ortuary, experience and skills tab141. 6 chairs with bunet FOR SALE· (4'81n) Baby Compare our large Mlect
•• y.JE E.,.... • .,-sales Friendly per-chain We provide each Newport Beach. Typing, Please contact . Lisa or (ol~ cherry wood). good ~~~nd~~h!~~~u~ ~~7:h· iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 0 .A.C. '11 •YllEll ITI &YE Al""'9 sonallty posmve at· ot our emp1oyeesw11h hhng generalotflcew0<k Patati714)642-4321ext cond •MUST SELL* ....... -.111mn~ v8, auto. pwr steering.
'Jo lee no experience t1tude front office ap-Call Tom 644-2700 291 during the day ano S l200 0 80 673· l856 '* S3.000 261•7566 dial MERCEDES dllC' brakes. pwr wind.
12131469-1065 pearanoe a must Will •COMPETITIVE SALARV ----'7 14> 642-'399 evenings Grand Baby 5'8" Fr. Prov. •IT Ill.Lil* am/fm ste<eo. )"hi cvrs
--tr11n Ar;:pty in ~n •COMPANY-PAID SEOlnUY n Illy..., 4:,~;t~r~~ ====: style. Steglef, high gloss 5 ~2~~!~~d tinted glass. vinyl root IEEI EJTllA C&Sl1 only Tu-Fri 9am-5pm. BENEFITS RE oll1oe opeo1ng for 5 rm91 beddi $325 wal. 4yrs new Cost S 10K~ .. ,.. Tl EIJPTI In Buena Park Blaok Beauty only 31k m1
Are you over 18 years old P e., n y saver 166 0 : CORNE·G001TINUGNITORNAINING llrldy. altnooos. Must ~~~.:e. 673-~73 $5500 FIRM 786..0377 (1MGG832) . $8795
ano 11ave 8 dependat>le Place1111a Ave . C M have knowledge of WI P. ----------'11 YW UllPll YUi HB Chrysler·'f>lymouth
car and auto Insurance • OPPORTUNITV TO sllorlhand, t>e ·detail JJO W. laJ St., UAll Ill IHla•11 li~IM "'8 842..0631
Slart now and deliver llEClmHIST ADVANCE INTO oriented & a sell-staf1er. Oest1llffl,GA12121 headt>oard, l oot board, PAef.BIKE. Medld. Col· hH ruailll
newspapers for the o c F T experiencecl Busy NB MANAGEMENT Pleasant ntsmk environ -...----------side rail$. $195. 840-8733 umbus SP, red/Wht atr '"41tlNU 'IC Fiii •Mii ff
Regrsl er New-spaper office Clyde 756-0561 near OC airport Good VETERINARY HOSPITAL Cd"• T ...._ dr-~ & 2 brush xtra 1 s et hlwl1• 4 x 4,XLT.6cyt,4 spd,alr For an ON· THE ·SPOT tn· bens & ·~1 758·"""" Br"'hl ....,sonal Medical & ,.. rt.,... ,_.,..,. ' 'I 3 30am 10 6 00 am Earn c mn ST nPtST -.... ~ .• ,...,. nlQht stands, ~itage. GL3301Camp1. whls. 1 p w r steering. d i SC $550 10 $650 a month or Ill ( I I terv1ew. apply,,, person ~ ---Surgical Asst AHT dark -wood, brass trim. Ml Galli/Mallard whls, brakes. amlfm stereo
1 C 11 , Newpon Beach Law 0 1· SECRET ARV IRECEP preferred. t>ut will train v ll 1·1122* cass.: cruise c;ntrl, tilt wtll more a us now hoe F T 852·0'44 FRIDAY FIT for Costa Mesa Real w1ll1ng person Beach Best olfe<. 72t-8591 ella trainer, low m t. at 89 1-1606 9 OOam-11 OOam Estate omce Call Mane tront practice Studio ---=-=---..,.---mint cond. S 1, 950 (2BHH473) $7 .495 HB •GARDEN G"'OVE DAV BED white & brass. 95• 24"• 673 3600 Ch"-sler·Plymouth •WESTMINSTER llECEPTilllST /I .I . 19122 Brookri..11s1 _ _ 650-l 121 __ 1 apt Included. 642·3843 Mattresses. trundle com-__ .. _-_ .... _°' ___ · ___ ---------~ · 842-063 l
•HUNTINGTON BEACH x1n1oppty.101sol room tor (Corner of Garl1eld1 SECTV/AOMIN ASSIST ~llllY p I e I• S 2 4 5 . !pertia.' ll .... HIS llbc. YRiclea tlto FORD FIESTA 1978 Yel· gr=; H1;:i: 4~~8~g~t. HUNTINGTON BEACH Candidate will have nor-W51UI - -•840~8733• ~mpl s;;, Hagen Wll Olllll 12' low. good cond111on• llllllY ULll FIT mal secretarial duties lnci Rec.puoniS1s. Animal Al· GIRL S decorator 5-piece Woods 1-5. Lyn• Irons 2· Motor home Eland an Run• well! S800 Good
Seeking ene<getic person RECEPTIONIST llTllUL LlllER W'P & work w/a great. tendants. & Tecnnlclan t hi BEDROOM p c SW & th t l>I hed t>ut small group ot people needed for t>usy large ma c no art-n-aecna. lmmac only 13,000 ml, trans 675-4750 Ron 6~~~':Yw1Mm~ ~e~~ re-F~i I :~re'r1e~~1~ e~t~~·~~ I SIPPL Y' llC. in Newport Center Call practice FIT or PIT Incl SE..T )(Int cond. musueel Putter $350. 631· 1275 loaded wl optlons, 2 '75 FORD LTD. Power
tall e•p Salary S900· prelerre<i t>ut not necess-alt 6pm 640-9451 wknds & eves. exp pref, 5575 545•3390 Huge Used Goll Sale! alrs·6.5 gen . couch. brakes/steer/wind ows. s 1200 Interview by BPl1l ary Salary comensurate " s a Great Plaee to Work' lrvt~ 551..0304 Hide-a-bed. beige tweed Men's Women's M t• & dl~tte. oveme:d bun~ Good tires. Needs work.
only 646-7U 1 .,,. e1o.per 673_6070 SECn /UCEPTll•IT a19air herculon $245 Rust arm Clubs. New UMd balls & m crow av•. muc Sell a1 l11395. 494-4158
Equal 0PPI> Employer In an exolu11ve waterfront w .. , .... SS/WAITEI• chair $55 Both good begs. 1934 First Masters more Re duce d to -'Tiliiiiiiii~riiil= lllSES lllES UCffTllllST H•(S/C&SlllEll Real Estate olfioe Please With car tor lunch Oe11...ery condition 543-2687 Print 494-327 t S361•1900bl ot>o Financing 'll •1111112M I '11 UlllUI TIWllU
F 11 T me for nlsmkg New -call 673-9333 service Estab. routes ava a e Gray. good 1hape. $4200 Loaded wl poweir ~ulp All sn1fts good pay and u · 1
8 11 • Ellesse Bout1Que Better prov1ded.S40·HO da11y NEW houM too small for Johnaon &Sons540-5630 646-8157 $16.995(122298)
beneltts 1nLagunaBeacn P7ort4 eaTcn 60° •ce SportswareandAuto AC· TE&CIR·PllSO~ Ill,. ITllEI too much furnit ure llr1ttlalM
Re 11 r e m e n t home 0am-pEm ype& 0wpKm cessones P T wknd days Private schoOI HB area L • I · , Couches. chairs. retrlg. I~~-~~~~~== A81M l•,ert ..
*'94-9458• a1a ni.-, 1 · ey tlt •litl tables etc Must Mll C"IA.... '124 neiotvl Yrty wa~ comm Newpon 1mpor1s NB 1 8-12. 2-6 536-1'41 .,, ACURA MGBIGT '73, runs good.
reblt motO<. gd rellab6e
transportation $1000.
Moving' 642--09<M QPTOMETRIC ASST .,. ellp Call Sheila tor 642-9405 Karer TILEl&lllTIH w••ElllSE 960·9510 MOTHER died. Evetyth1ng ~es p on s 11> 1 e a n d appt 720-9870 SALES tnt>ound & outbound pos-an QUEEN Sl.ZE MATTRESS goes. Appliances. furn.,
e n I h us I Is I t c e 'ti • -1t1ons a'va1I w/Ryder Sys-IECEIYEIS & B 0 )(. au IL T E 0 TVs. saddle, etc. 3272 lllT a.A YALll .. , lllTSll8 --..... lenc--' or will train 1 lllCEPTllllST/SECY I E.•cet1enl sates OPDly now BRANO NEWI $155 Colorado Ln 549 1228 J t b I I t C I k .. cyt .. ""' """' ' 1 1>1 t t 11 1 tems. Inc Nice taoility. • us r ng us your owes oupe, I fl·bac • ~ • ~ Appro• 32 h'rl per week IWI P upenence & morn-avat a e or u · •me Call 846-4293 I •---L 1141 tSonaflde Acura deal and 1peed, am/Im stereo. HB 848•3465 ing hours 540·3066 , pos111on Aoply 1n person growth opptys. hourly Ut -• 'II ._ __ 1 I ... __ -,,.--at Benenor Main Place wage FT or PT Kathy or Immediate openings are SOFA h~h quality never • we .,.. t... (111GW730) ........... ..,1t5 • . lll••·············-.. 1 Mall Or call Kayla at Oet>t>te. 641·3045 ~~~~a8~ BaEt .. OUC~IS~NTA used. still w rapped Aprtl 23. 24 10-5pm. GUARANTEED! HB ChrylW·Ptymouth 542-8283 Exper oret "' W~ $1000. sac $250 Clothes. toys. turn. misc., M Rllllll llllA 6Q-o831
T etemarlt.eting ANA warehouse No U• C•n del 2131862-8588 Foll<>:-red arrows from 1001 QUA.IL ST • N B 'M ... Pll.IM D
JOHNSON & SON
Lincoln M t-rcur y
:Milt\ H1•h01 Blwd
(""• ...... '-.4(1 '>630
JOHHOI I SOI
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;626 111,.1 Ill• DRIVER I SILES PERSOI 2 POSITlllS ~~= ~e,:;~.t~: SOFA, LOVE SEAT WITH ~~:·~~·r,>~~g1s~:~ .. :: ll2·21t2 lUllU • cy1, s ape1, tac:tory a1r.
E'tlpenenced Now hiring IYllUILE w age. company·Plld CHAIR AND OTIOMAN. Circle. Hunt Bch pow. stMf'lng. am/Im ~iiiiiiiiiiiiii~ WORK PART-TIME DELIVERING
NEWSPAPERS. EARN UP TO
$600/MONTH. MUST HAVE RE-
LIABLE VEHICLE, INSURANCE,
A ND OM V PRINTOUT. MON-
DAY ·FRIOA Y 2-5 P.M .. WEEK-
ENDS & HOLIDAYS 4-7 A.M.
NEWPORT /CORONA DEL MAR
& LAGUNA BEACH AREAS.
* 673·8700 * If you·ve ever been dis-surance a credit union, Only $250. 843-9294 L!tw IHcla 141 cleen. (2CHA22l) $7495 Pert! 1tatlon wagon. V8. Ba11>oa 1s1ano Really medical/dental In-Never used. Brown tone. Sf81ifl•n"' "" .. ,,_,. Suo•d 'M•l•llllUl1'
SALIS nlise• FIT couraged ll>Oul tele· plus more• Apply'" pef· ulli~'::'"~~~=---="~l!S =bed 175 Dln1ng table BM HB Chrylltr-Ptymouth euto. air. pwl' •teerlng, For Art Galler) Des•gn Phone sales t>ecause of son 17 & cl\alrs $25 Tables SS-642-oe31 d•sc b•alles. PWf wind.
custom lram ing art poor management or 2 Store movable md gar-S20 Jewelery. 326-C N. •• Tlflf• -taa pwr dr locks, am/Im
sales E1tP pref d GOOd scam operators pleUe FRIDAY menl rack• $50 each 2 Cout Hwy 494-4158 OP NIWPOllT -~ ·-•-1tereo cus . tilt whl,
wipeople & follow-ups g111e us a call w e olfe< 9 OOam-11 OOam Mirrors 39x87 S50 In 1 ST Hl__...L LI~ back. GT. 4 ('· 5 spddi · crulae cntrl.· tuggag•
Call lor appl 675•655? •Prolessiona1 19122 Broolthurst Mirror 39•41 S25. 1 wm· Tru;ieitin IE · a r. pwr lteer ng. IC rack (1JTE430) $6,995.
Training tCorner of Gar11eldi dow air conditioner. SSO. _ Drakes, am/Im stereo HB Ch ster Plymouth
•Lucrative HUNTING TON BEACH 875· 1723 or 675-5308 Pewtr ta fli Z 148-1••• cassette. tlft wtieel, cruise :12®'
Retail sale~:psare ,nven-Commission •AM RICAN Indian 1tem1 ff LYMAN BAV LAUNCH 1540 JAMBOREE ROAD control. •Int cond Structure II ........ Ll•ID 19• 1 c·-··-rest~..... '""'-7 days a week (ZBGP960) ........ J6995 •11 .... , TIPU 1ory 1>uy1ng experience 1-. wwited" rugs. l>askets. .. -.,,.., ..,.,..,.. HB Chryeter·Plymouth Loaded w/r>OW9f ~ulp.
flelpful for golf snop ·~ ..._, I llPPI. y • atso Oftentat rugs. Universal. cover. slip incl Extended Service Hour• 542-0531 ( l 5AV5'48) $7"5 ApplyTues-Fn 10.2pm -JrRl ' • •(714)673-1467• S6500 AYS 646-9000 7am-10p.m Mon-Fri -----
CALL 142-4531 EXT. 205
A8K FOR BETH
THE NEWPORT BEACH Equal Oppty E.mployer Or Martin's Anti-Gravity 18' CENTER CONSOLE BWM '87 535iS )(Int cond, '82 TOYOTA SRS Tercel
COUNTRY CLUB Call Mrs Collin a I celling/floor mounted New 120 H.P. OI B. Xlra wlllte. auto, lthr Int, 1unr1 AMIFM·1unrf-40K ml.
JOHNSON & SON
Lincoln M f'rc ury
ltlltl ~·••h· • R1 .. 1 1600 E Coast Hwy N B 642-4536 =430 3 30-9·00 If you·r• looklng for a cet, 1>ack1wlng incl bOOts tor nl08. s 11,950 25K ml. Divorce. must $2995 213/551-4635d
644-9680 Jerry Anderson P M ClaSalfiedhalnewsfofvou. SSOO. Call 494-0671 (818) g55-8382 Mii $29,000 751-2456 6 75-64&1•. wknd Co1t11 Meu '-.4() '>())0
P\llLIC *>TICE P\8.IC NOTICE , __ Pl.Bl_;.;;.;;;...;IC;_;NO..;.;;...;..TIC~C;...__ __ ___;."'8.~IC___;.NO.;...T_tC_E __ ...;.Plll.~IC;.;...;.;NO.;;..;TICE~-__ Ml._IC_M>_TICE __
• 54431 D•Odlng on the 5tn 01) otl Owner re~es the right • 54440 C1hforni1 O:le48 ESCROW CORPORATION.
NOTICE M Mey 1988 at 9 30 0 CIOCll I !O t>td '"Ille se•e Purehues NOTICE M Any person ..,....,,,no 10 23832 Rocklleld Blvd .
fl'U9UC SALE AM on tne p1em1ses wnere must De made "'''" cash only "'9&.IC SALE comrNtnl on thlt •PPl~tlon •205, El Toro. Celllornla cw ""IONAL seid properry nas Deen &t'1d paid tor al 1ne ume of Of' N 9'90MA1. may Ille comments In writing 02630-2896 on or •118' M1y Pf'~9'TY •t7171 a ttored and wh1cn are ou•chase All ourchHed PftME9'TY •Mf17 a w1lhthe()epulyComptrollef. 10. 1088
Notice •S '-eoV given 1n81 ~tecl at Put>lte S10<ege I QOO<ls are so•d as is. aoo Not toe •• hefeDy g1_, 11'1111 Western OistrlC1 No t3, 50 Th• bu~ transfer 11 sub-
ours u en t 10 Sect10'11 2065 Piacenua Avenue 11'1 mus1oe 1emovedatthetlme oursuent to Sect1on1 Fremoo1 Str•1.Su1ta3llOO, ,ect 10 Cal1forni1 Untlonn
21101-21115 ot the Cell-the C•tf 01 Costa Mesa. otsale Sa!e~u1>1ec:1 1o prlor 21701·21715 of the Call· San Fraoc1sco. Cal1forn1a Commerc111 Code Sectk>ri
lorn11 Susiness ano Pro-County ol Orange St lie 01 "'"~natton 1n the event of IOfn•• Business 1nd Pro-~ 105. within 30 d•y• of the 8106.
tess1ons Code Sec1t0n 2328 Callfor.,ia tne gords chll-se1tlement oetwee., ~ leu•on• Code. Sec:tt0n 2328 date of 1n1s publlcatlon Tht The n1me and llOdreas ot
of the Cahlorn•a Commercial ties or oersonal prooerty de-1,,d ot>hgated party Dated ot the C11ttornla Commerclal nonconfldenttal portion• of the person wlln whom
Coo• Section 535 of the acrit>ed oeiow ,., the mat '"'' 20111 and 27th day of COde, Sec:110., 535 of the the apphca1ion are on Ille cialme me:r be llled 1s Spring
C1Htorn11 Penll COde an<! tars 01 Aprt1 1988 Public StOfage Cattlorn•• Penal Cooe and with the Deputy Comptraller Moun1a1n Escrow Corpcw-
ll'>e orov111ons of the calt· Jon11ha., A Tu<r>er Si: E M11,,11ge'Tlen1 Inc T•le· the provtaions of the Call· ••part Of the pubilc tile Thia a11on, 23832 Aod<ltetd Blvd ..
fom1a Auction L•cen11no 205-sota. 1v1eet lndg c.,one 18181 2.U-8080, tornll Auction licensing Ille Is e1111teble for publkl In-•295. El Toro, CaltfOfnia
Aa ttie ut'109f11Qned ..mt Mii m11C OKS, t>«snll C>edset • ·e Agert tor Ow"8f Act'. the under11gned will Mii IP9Clfon during regular g283f'·2806 and the lut day
at puottc sale oy compehllve cabnl chr Puo1osneo Orenoe Coest 11 public sale by compe1111ve t>usiness hOUrs for tiling Cleims by any crtdl-
-------------------01111 ?1101Aprit 20 27, 1g88 bidding on t!Wt 51h day of Pul>llSl!eO Orange Coa11 tOf 11\all be May 9, 1918
--------W0=2=7 May. 1988. at 12 30 o'clock D11ly Piiot Apnl 20. 1988 wt'llch It the business day
BARKER
K E NDR A MA RIE
BARKER, age 52.
born tn Palo Alto,
CA . died April 15,
1988 She was a 2i
year resident of New·
pon Beach and a
soclal w orker for Or-
a nge C o u n ty for
many years She 1s
'urvived by her son.
Donald Barker o f
Sunnyvale. CA.. her
aiater. Pat CMlson of
Irvine: 2 nieces. Klm
Hoo k and Penny
Carlson . un cle .
Wi lb ur T homson
Memorial aervi~ will
~held at the h<>rTle of
PAC•te V.W •llONM. PAM
~ery • Mort~I)
Ch~• Cfematory
3500 Paofic; Vt/frllt Ori_,.
NeWl)Ofl 8Hcfl
eu .2100
NA~U-
llT. OUYI
Mortu•ry •Cemetery
Cremetory
•
1625 GISier Ave
Costa Mesa
~•o .. s5S4
flllllCI wn • 1 l&LW ... AT
'
~·~ 1101r~
CoetaMeM .. , •• ,50
l,
C """TICE PM on the premises wllere W030 before ttie consummation P\8.1 "" 111d property has bffn date apecllled above
• ...,. stored and whlcn ire Ml.IC f«)TIC( Oeltd Aprll 6 1988
NOTICS Of' IOcale<l 11 Publ< Storage IK _. C. H. Huret, Dorel"J
her s ister j -!-;1 "'9UCSAU t725Pomon1 Aveoue intllil NOTICSTO H1trat, lnt•r1dec1 Tru •· c a 1 0 w b a L d n 1 Of' NltSOMAL City ot Coata Mesa County CM.DfTOtltl Of' ..._ I S i "'°""TY t 221011 OI Oranoe. Stile of Call· •ULIK ~--Publltllled Or11191 Coelt. rv 1 n E' • .'\tu r c a~ NotfQe ts het"•by given that forn•a. tne gooos t hlllles or (Sect. ,191 .. 107 Dally PllOt April 20, 1088
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t1ons in lhP Amenc·an tornie Business and Pro-5Greo Greenwell. Sp D creditors of the within , ___ ,. ____ nu_._;.;.;.;;;.__
H ln.s>ons Code Sectt0n 2328 1 ~ •1c ping pong lbl named transf9ror1•1 that a IK -eart A.ssocla uon 011119 California CommerCllal mtrss m11e t>aa ctthes. TV bulk transfer 18 about 10 be '9CTTnOUI
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Liquid Cooking ti mt 1
WEDNESDAY. APRIL 20, 1988
Advice and Game• C7
Comic• Cl
oods of the Canbbean dance a calypso on
your taste bu<h. so it' no surprise that
Caribbean cuisine 1 a developing trend.
h has elemencs of all the flavors we love -a
little Me,1can. a linle Italian. a lmle
French -with a few calming British accents .
. Caribbean see.ms_the. log~c.al-socU sor 10 lhe Ca.Jun aoo -
Mex ican trend wnh Am~ncans who arc developing a
la te for sp1C) ethm cuisines. Caribbean f,oods could
become a permanent pan of lhe Amencan kitci>en becau~
Of OUr Common UC With the foods Of Jamaica. Pueno
Rico. Barbad~ and Olher Canbbean 1 lands. e pec1all)
rice. bean . fi h and cllru!. fruit\.
Add tr3d1t1onal Caribbean pices. herb and f ru1t!-and
·)QU·re in for new taste advenrures. Palm and banana leaves.
colorful tropical fruits and pe~r. crcarc !he fesuve trop-
ical atmosphere if you want to malce the occasion a pan).
Fonunatcly. many typical Caribbean items. such as the
spice achiotic. carambola. mango, breadfruit. sauces and
peppers (including the fiery Scocch Bon.nct.s) are increas-
ingly available at supermarkets. ethnic mar~ts and food
impon shops.
The fo llowmg Canbbean-insp ircd rec1pe!I produce
the flavors of the Canbbean with familiar~ easy-to-find
foods. which comcidentall) are making nutntmn and
health headline!'
Rjce and bean-.. foundauon mgred1en~ in most tropical
and semitropical cuisines. rornb1ne lO offer complete pro-
tein. de 1rable comple' carbo~ycfrate~and dietaf) fiber
They can be combined m mfimre low-far. l'-""-))()(11um <and
low-cost) tropical di~ with No nh Pacific halibut. the
\.ersatile prcmrum wh1tefi h that needs o nl) bnef cool.-
mg ro achl('\'C the perfect texture Halibul is markeuxf )ear-
round in the fonn of tea~. roa 1 or fillet\.
Regular-milled long grain
Regular-milled medium or short grain
Brown
1-3/4 to 2 cups
1-1 /2 cups
2 to 2-1 /2 cups
2 to 2-112 cups
15 mmule
l5 minute
45-50 minutes
20-25 minutes
Combine l cup rice. liquid (sec ctiart). I tcaspoon_salt (opoooall. and I tablespoon boner
or margarine (optional) in 2-10 3~uart saucepan Hcai co boiling: .. 11r once or twice Lower
heal co simmer: 00\'Cr wtth ugh1-finmg ltd. Cook according io umc ~pec1fied on chan. If rice
is nol quite tender or ljqu1d 1 llOl absorbed . replace lad and cook 2 to 4 minutes longer. fluff
with fork . Parboiled
Precooked
Fllwred or seasoned mi~
Follow pack.age dircctiom.
Follow package directions.
Cooked rice may be 1ored tn the rcfngerator for up Lo one wed or 1n the frccz.cr for
sill mooths. ·
l medium onion. chopped
l daft prUc. minced
2 tllblespoom olift oil
2 medium tomatoes, Sttdfd and
cbopftd
l /4 cup diced Anaheim chlles
l tablespoom wbftt whw ,-hlelar
1 taspoon pwnd bay leaf
l / 2 teaspoon supr
l /8 ~poon ground doves
Sah and pepper to taste
3 cups hot rooked ~
l-1 /2 cups dnlnecl cooked
kiclnt'y beans
Fresh llnw slices
Saut~ onion and garlic in olive 011 unul onion 1s tender: ur m tomatoes. chiles. vine-
gar. ground bay leaf. sugar. clO\e~. sail and pepper. Add nee and beans and cook
until thoroughly heated. &ne "1th squeeze of frc h lime. Make 6 servings
Tip: Two tablespoons capers can be ttrrcd in just before adding nee.
~
' (6 to .... ,..) North Paciflc
bs'ft II ...U. tbawtd
lfwc "I
s.11 aDd pip. H to taste
l/4 cup ftl'dallly *'" onion
l .... ,.......,. dt4,,l!d fttsll ...........
l tablftpoons olJn oil
1 cup t«lt juJ~nnt (2-lncb lnstM>
swed rH Md~ ptppen
l /2 cup sliced AnabNn chles
I tablespoon lirM juke
l / 4 teaspoon 1rattd llmt peel
l ~poons smpptd dlanlro
or~·
Sprinkle halibut -.·ith )Alt and pepper and brot1 or gnll unt~olden. about IO minules
per inch thidnc measured at 11 th1ckc t part or until fi h tlal.e "hen tc tcd wuh
J forl.. Sautc onion and Jin,cr 1n oh'-c 011 unttl onion 1 1ran~lucent . ttr m peppers.
lin~ juice ~•od peel. Cool unul peppers are m~tcndcr Sm in 1.·1lantro. Spoon <Mr
h.1hh\lt ''~-al:-Mal.e 6 ~n ina .
\ <ll SJw~ft I
1 pound poached Sorth
PacirK halibut
l /2 cup wbitt "int ,;~ar
2 tablespoons tacit li me juice
and '~et.able oil
I -' l'Up choppt'd grttn onic>M
I to 2 t.ab~poom chopped cilantro"
I 2 lt.a4'poon salt
Oa&sh t acit pepper and sugar
Cut haltbot tntC'I 3 -1-mch cutx-' C'ombme rell\.lm1n~ 1n~d1t'nt . m1~ ~II and pour
m~ture O\Cr hahbu1 Marinate. rctngeratai. at 1~,1 l hliur .lr overnight. -.ur oc-ca·
s1onall> Mak~ abt,ut 36 appc11zen..
Poadung D1rrct1NL\ Tha" h.shhu1 tf ncce -.a~ .m~t pl<k c in '~1llc-1 CO\ICr with N>1I·
mg water: add 3 ,1ice'> lime.·' '""c" nton. I tCd'-J""llln "111 I ha) leaf and R rcppcr-
coms. Bnng to a boil C .-l\er redu e heat anJ ,1mm~·r gent I~ . .allowing dh<•ul IO
minutes cooking ume per inch th1 ~OCS!> me.a,urcd j ( 1t-. th1'-~c'1 pan or un11 I fi!>h
flakes when le.sled with a tork Remove hahbw rrum liquid, careful!} remove hone-.
and km
-One tea p<'On ground onander can be 'ubsututed
fV<Jf ~"' •
114 cup chopped onton
I clo\"t 1arlk. minced
I tabtfspoon rod olht nil
ud IMllter
4-1 l CUpJ drained ~tel an~
cokM' beans*
I mtdium tomato. dtoPPf'd
l 2 cup d~ •hht •irw
112 tea'poon chili po"dt-r
I /8 tea'poon Jf""'ncl' clc1'TS
Salt and pepper to bNt
2 t•h~ ..... 'ltipped dlMI"'
or pa~
4 cup-. hot rooked ri«
SIM' onton .t prhc tn oh"" 011 and butter until onion " tender ur in rcma1n1ng
1QIJT'ld.encs C1CC'pt cilantro and rtee. 00\-Cr and 1mmer 20 minute-. 11r 1n 1lantm
Saw O"Cr hot nee. Make 6 to 8 serving
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-Salute spring with special meals
Coax sprina into your kitchen
with a traditional rite -lamb. For
an clqant dinner that sparkles with
fla vors of the season. serve Herbcd
Sprina Lamb with ~ion Wild
Rice.
Another ce&ebration meal could
caU for Wild-Saute-0£..chiclcen and
Rice. Top coriander and paprika-
seasoncd chicken breasts with a ·
liaht sauce made by dcg)azing the
skillet with lemon juice. Add an
accompaniment that combines
fresh watercress and lemon peel
with seasoned rice.
HERBED SPRING LAMB
WITH ONION WILD lllCE
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l cloves prUe, miace4
1 C9f •ry re4 ...
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1 small oaJoll, et1t .... ~
weqes
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Place lamb ih aJau dish; sprinkle
with rosemary and 2 cloves of the
prlie. Pour wine over; add bay leaf.
Let stand at room temperatue 30
minutes 9' cover and refrieerate up
-urt 2-houn,~tumina occasionally.
Place lamb' on rack in lhallow
roastina pan; ditcard marinade.
Season lamb to taltc with salt and
pcpJ)cr, if desired. Place in 42S-
dcgree oven. Immediately reduce
beat to 325 dClf\'CS. Roast until
meat thermometer inserted in
thickest nion of meat reads I SO
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dearees f~r medium, about JO. to 40
minu&a dependina on tbictnell.
WhiJe lamb roas~ add remain·
ina minced clove of prlic, onion
and butter to saucepan; saute until
onion is tender but not brown. Add
water and contents or rice and
1eUOniD111K~tcJa bolt-
Cover titbtJy and simmer 23
minuta. Stir in p-een onions; cover
and continue to simmer until all
water is absorbed. about 2 minutes.
Slice lamb; serve alonpide rice.
Makes 6 servinp.
SAlJTE OF CBJO[Rl_BU!AIT_
AND WJLDJUCB
1 packqe <• eaeet) .... palll
udwU4 rice
! ¥.. e11p1 wa&er
14 c.p Mt&er er ...........
S wltole cMekea N'eUll, ..._., u•--e4 ud apllt
1 ~ ca.,...s ........ ceriuMI'
l ~ tea....-• paprtb
';. &ea1peoa ult
l lar1e clove prlie, ma.ee4
4 sea.,..., lem• Jlliee
l bUKtl wa&ercreu lea••,
1&em1 removed (1 c.p)
~ &ea1pooa sra~ lemoa peel
Combine contents of rice and
seasoni ng packets, water and 1
tablespoon of the butter in
saucepan. Brina to a boil. Cover
·tightly and simmer until all water is
absorbed, about 2S minutes.
While rice simmers, pound
chicken breasts to th-inch thick-
ness. Sprinkle evenJy with cor-
iander. paprika and salt. Heat
rcmainina 3 tablespoons butter in
10-inch skillet over medium beat.
Add g;ulic and chicken; saute until
cliicken is tender, about 4 minutes
per side.
Remove to serving plate. 'Add
lemon juice to skillet; cook and stir
I minute. P~r over chiekett:--Stir
watercress and lemon peel into
cooked rice; serve alonpide
chicken. Makes 6 tervinp.
Loin chops
a·breeze
to prepare
Quick meals are a must in
sprinutime.
Bavarian Chops feature quick-
cookina pork loin chops, tealODed
with thyme and laced with fresh
mush rooms. Paired with hot n~
dJcs a1nd accompanied by a sliced
cucum ber salad, this dish will set
you , n and out of the kitchen in
record time.
The versatility of port cuts
offer.ed at the meat case today aoes
beyond the standard chops and
roasts of yesterday. Boneless port
tendt!rloins and other boneless
quick ~k loin cuts, such u stir-fry
strips, cutlets and cubes (or kabobs,
offer the time-pressed cook easy
med options.
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Turkey loaf a 1more healthful
version of .its classic 1cousin
The work week is behind us, d ish. In larae bowl combine pork, I Strain liquid from baking dish
household chorn are done, and it's cup oranae juice, onion, rice, 2 into a 2-cup measunng cup; add
the best time of the week -tablespoons tomato paste, eag, remaining 2 tablespoons tomato
Saturday night. Worcestershire sauce, salt and pep-paste, cornstarch and remaining •1, _w~ther we-plan-to IO out on the per; mix well. cul)-6range-j uiee, (you shou Id have
town or kick back at home and Spoon mixture into peppers. ·'~up liquid, if.n ot add mor~ orange
enjoy videos, we don't want to Cover with plastic wrap. Macro-Juice); sur until smooth.
spendprimetimeinthek.itcen.And wave on Hi&h IS to 18 minutes. Miqowave. uncovered, on High
since ifs the weekend, we do want rotating 1/4 tum every S minutes. 2 to 3 minutes until sauce th ickens.
somethina special for dinner. Let stand 5 minutes. Remove To serve, spoon sauce over peppers
Now is the time for a little peppers to serving plate; keep and ga rnish with orange sections.
microwave mqic. The appliance, Yield: 4 servings.
the h;tndicst invention since the r--wa_rm_·------------~--------------... _______ ____;;; scrc.wdri.Yer,_takes 0'CLWhen we_ -~ ______ -----------::-=--------,=~====--=---------..--.......,,,,:..--
want a terrific meal in a jiffy. And
we have just the right dishes-two
American classics. updated to cook
in a microwave flash.
Meat loafh~s long been a standby
for an easy meal, and our version
cooks in just 10 minutes and
substitutes ground turkey for beef.
The recipe that fot1ows is lighter,
has less fat. and is more nutritious
than its classic qousin.
Stuffed peppers arc another
favorite with American cooks, and
this blue-ribbon recipe has. them
filled with a savory mixture of
ground pork, rice, onions, orange
juice and nippy seasonings.
RING AROUND
A TURKEY LOAF
1 'i'I peu41 &road raw hlrkey
1 "" npa oru1e J•Jce, divided
"'' cap fresll bread cnmba
"" cap clloppH oal• ( l amall)
11• cap cllopped plmleatoa
14 np cllopped frnll panley
14 cap cllopped claatDey
1 eu. llptly beatea
~ leaapooa Mlt, divided
9' teaapooa pepper
1 tableapooa conaatarcll
1 aea.,... carry ,.wder-
% tableapooas milk or lleavy
cream
1 oru1e, sectloaed
In large bowl combine turkey. 1/4
cup orange juice, bread crumbs,
onion, pimiento, parsley, chutney,
egg. 1/J teaspoon salt and pepper,
mix well. Press mixture into a 6-
cup microwave ring mold or shape
into a •circle on a flat microwavc-
safc ~ish. Cover with waxed paper.
Micrwoavc on High 5 minutes.
Rotate dish 'h tum and continue to
microwave on H igh 5 to 6 minutes
longer. Let stand covered 5
minutes.
Drain 1/4 cup j uice that has
accumulated around meat into a 2-
cup measuring cup. Add remaining
lf4 cup orange juice, femaining 'I•
teaspoon salt. cornstarch and curry
powder; stir until smooth. Micro-
wave, uncovered, on High 2 lo 3
minutes until sauce thickens. Stir
in milk.
Place turkey ring on serving
plate. Pour half of the sauce over
the ring. Garnish with orahgc
sections'; pass remaining sauce.
Yield: 6 servings.
SARATOGA
STUFFED PEPPERS
f lar1e P'ff8 or red bell peppers
1 pond 1road pork
1 ~ npa otu1e Jmce, divided
1 small ollloa, flaely cllopped ( ""
cap)
~ np precooked rice, ucooked
f tablespooas tomato paste,
divided
t.eu. Uptly beate1
l tablespooD Worcestenlllre
nace
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'4 tea.,... pepper i:-
1 tablespooa carastarcll
1 oru1e. sectlOlled
Wash peppers, cut off tops and
remove seeds and ribs. Place in a
shallow. round microwave-safe
Celebrity to
demonstrate
her recipes
Film and television star Jill St.
John will prepare dishes from her
fint cookbook at noon Saturday at
Home Express, College Shoppina
Center, 7227 Edinger Bl vd .. Hunt-
ington Beach.
The actress currenily appean on
the cookina qments of ABC-TV's
.. Good Mom1na America .. and
writes a monthly food anicle in the
USA Weekend that is a Daily Pilot
"'supplement each Sunday . .. the Jill St. John Cookbook, .. a
c()mpilation of her favorite recipes,
already is in its second printina. • • • "All Wrapped Up," aclass featur-
ina make-ahead dishes that can be
frozen, will be held •• 6:30 p.m.
Thunday at My Favorite Thinp
Cooki111 School, 14730 Culver
Drive, rrvine.
A varieti_ of wrappm -phyllo
d()Ulh. puff putry, ea roll wns
and~ -will encuc •vory
cntrea. All of the ~ppen can bt
purchased. to st&adents wiD ~t
have to make the fillinp. under the
direction of Kay Pistorius. inaruc-
tor. ,fee is $3,, For more infor-
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Cut bread in half lcnathwise.
Drain anichoke marinade into a
small bowl and add garlic and olive
oil. Beat with a fort or small whip
until blended. lightly toast cut
sides of bread under broiler until
golden and crisp.
Spread each side with about I 1h
teablcspoons of the marinade mix-
ture. Combine tomato. olives and
basil and spread evenly over bot-
tom half of loaf. Arrange onion
slices and artichoke hearts on top,
ahen meats and cheese. Drizzle any
remaining marinade over all.
Dot with rjpe olive halves and
small basil sprigs, if desired. Place
top ofloaf on falling and press down
lightly. Cut 4 largediaaonal slices to
serve. Makes 4 scrvinas.
Nole: Any hcany country-style
bread may be used as well as round
loaves o r larae rolls. Any combina-
tion of meats and cheese may be
substituted .
More ideas
for full meal
sandwiches
Better Hemet a.I Ga,...
Three chcen for the adaptable
sand~ch. lfslightorhcanyasyour
appelitedemands, fast to fix, and its
contents are limited only by your
imagination. Here are five whole-
meal sandwiches to get you started.
STUFFED-TO-THE-RIM
VEGETABLE ROLL
Cut a thin slice off the top of a
round club roll. Hollow out ahe
bono m. leaving a 'h-inch shell.
(Save the inside for bread crumbs.)
Pile very thin slices of smoked ham
inside roll bottom. Fill the roll with
drained deli marinated• vqetablc
salad. Top wiah havarti cheese
slices. Broil a minute or two until
the cheese mehs. Recap with roll
aop.
OPEN-FACED
CHICKEN BURRITOS
Toast tonillas in a 35<ktqrec
oven for 10 to IS minutes. While
they're toasting. toss totethcr
chopped cooked chicken. chopped
tomato. sliced green onion and
green chili taco sauce. Spoon some
of chicken mixture on each tortilla .
Top each with shredded lettuce.
shredded chccsc and avocado
slices.
SOUTHERN-STYLE BEEF
AND SLAW SPECIAL
Cua slices of cooked beef inao
bite-size strips. Toss with your
favorite barbecue sauce. jazzed up
with a linle prepared horseradish. If
you like. heat the meat mixture in
the microwave oven or a skillet on
ahe range top. Pile onto the bottom
of a splia hoaaie roll. Spoon on
coleslaw and add the roll top.
PICK-A-CHEESE
PITA POCKET
Line a pita bread half with~
slices(Colby. provolone, Muenster,
or your favorite). Combine creamy
buttermilk salad dressina with cot-taac or ricotta cheese; spoon into
pill. Now, stuff in aom mixed
arccns and cut-up vqetables such
as spinach. brocc-0li cuts and
tomato wedp. (You can buy a
variety in small amounts from a
salad bar.)
CURRIED CHICK.EN
CROISSANT .
Whisk a dash of supr and curry
powder into some plain yoaun.
Toss with shredded cabbqe.
chopped cooked chicken, raisins or
mixed dried fruit bits. and a
sprinklina of peanuts. Spoon onto a
split croiuanL
-MEAT WA.-=
BURRITO TO GO
Brush a tortilla with water to
soften. Top with a lettuce leaf and
dairy IOUr cream. Slack on cooked
meat loaf and cheddar cbcae slices,
avocado wedee• and onion slices.
Add sweet~ piecies and salsa.
Roll up and fasleft with a ripe-olive-
toppea toothpick. Heat in the inacrowave oven cm 100 peroent
power(hilb) for YJ to I minute.
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Fire Sucb arc crusty bread sticts • emeea M•&erey Jd a.ee.e. cheese and cha lacs about 2 inchet
filled with Monterey Jack cheese nt ima. •;. ·'9d •deb apan to make 16 bread sticks.
and areen chilies. They're a snap to We make wath frozen bread dou&h: ' • area cMUet•, caue4 Use a sharp knife to cut douah
each one-pound loaf makes 16 Fire •r fresla, e•t .... 14·*' ''""' into stnps. Usrng flour on finterT
Sticks. taps. bn nadouah around filhnaand ~ Let frozen dough thaw unul pinch to seal at all ed&'cs. Place--~
Bella Homes and GanSens For extra hot Fi re Sucks. try pliable "3° thaw douah in the bread stacks. seam sides down on ~
Make cookina for one easier with Jalaptnos 1n place of arern ch1hts. micro~ "rap frozen loaf in grcas,ed cookie shect(s).
Cooking for
1 easierby
following
these tips
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storina food. to all typts of cuisines. ~ Remove from pan immediately to ..
Tlabak ema1J FIR E STICKS Using a lm le flour on dough and cool sllghtl-y on rack or wax paper. ..,
-Purchase scaled-d~wn. ,..,,u1·ft. l 1-poucl loaf fro1ca bread fi ngenaps. stretch or roll thawed • For extra hot Fire Sticks,.-· _ ,, ... ___ ., dough out to a long than stnp)about subst1t t l ~ · ment: a compact microwave oven, -.-u e JI apenos 1or green. ,
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-:--Buy a selection of small ~s.
microwave cookware and m1li"1
bowls. SmaJI amounts offood coot
best in small containen. Pack up
and put away the too-larae
cookware tnherited from Mom or.
left over from family-size cookina
days.
Seuell oat food for atqle•
-Check new products in your
supermarket: sin&le-scrvang items,
new frozen foods. products that
have extended storage times, loose-
pack frozen fruits and vegetables.
-Buy already-cooked meats
and seafoods in small quantities at
the deli section. Use as purchased or
in salads. omelets or sandwiches ..
-Fresh produce ava alablc at
supermarket salad ban a.ives you
the option of purchasing a few
mushrooms or cherry tomatoes. for
instance. rather than a large pack-
age.
-Meat markets offer meat
sliced for stir-fries and cubed for
kabobs. Some even have meat-and-
vcgctable kabobs or stuffed meat
rons assembled and ready to cook.
Store food9 properly
-Buy only the quantity of food
you can use in a reasonable time. If
you know you won't be using aJ I of
an item soon. wrap and freeze it
when ifs fresh from the store rather
than waiting until ifs been in the
refrigerator several days.
-Because it takes one person
longer to use 1,1p food items, always
be careful to store food properly. To
retain Oavor a nd freshness. store
these foods in the refrigerator rather
than in cabinets: cooking oil, nuts,
ground coffee. whole grain prod-
ucts. syrup, jam. peanut butter and
Worcestcnhirc sauce.
-Use moisture-and vaporproof
materials when wrapping food to
freeze. Freeze foods in sin&le-
serving amounts. Place chic~cn
pieces. for eumplc. on a baking
sheet in a sanaJc layer.
Once they are frozen. transfer
them to a frttzer container or
pla.stic baa and seal. The pieces will
not stick together and you can
remove just the amount you need ..
Italian-type
cheeses gain
most in sales
The popularity of mozzarella
cheese has soared 73 ptrttnt in the
past five years and demand for such
Italian-type cheeses as exJ)C'Cted to
stay strong. according to a study
recently released by the United
Dairy Industry Association.
According to Successful Farming
magazine, the UDIA stud).' fore-
casts that all chcc-sc use wall con-
tinue a steady climb into 1991. It
projects consumcn will cat 26.04
pounds of cheese perca~ita by then.
That's a 12.2 ~rcent hike over the
23.2 pounds per capita used as
rttently as 1986.
Since last year. truckloads of
shredded mozzarella cheese have
been rolling out of a Mid-Am plant
at Zumbrota. Minn.. headed for
Domino's Pizza plants in Georgia
and South Carolina. This strong
success story points up how special-
ized markets can be developed if a
product closely meets consumer
demand.
A peck inside the Zumbrota plant
shows an assembly line shreddina
c~ almost around the clock.
The shredder is fed cubes of c~
which arc then sent throuah a series
of knives that shreds them into
small pieces ideal for pizza use. The
shredded chcne is then put on a
conveyor that drops it into a
tumbler.
SALAD •••
f'n.C4
ures for two radically different ways
to build a salad. Watch the nutrition
and calories climb with the ad-
ditions sugcsted.
Salad No. I: 2 cups lettuce (16
calories); I tablespoon v1naiarctte
(67 calorics): l/J cup co1tqe cheese
(74 calories): 'h cup mixed beans
(100 calorics); v. cup cucumber
slices (8 calories): v. cup tomato wedFt (8 calories); v. cup pepper
rinp (10 caloeies). Total 283
calories.. Vitamin A. Vitamin C.
po&aaium, protein.
Salad No. 2: 2 cups lcttutt ( 16
calories); 4 tablespoon• creamy
dreai• (260 calories); 2 table-
llM>Oftl becon tM ts ( 86 calorics); \Ii
cup _shredded Ctteddar (l 12 caloria~ 'h cup croutons (60 calories . V. cup tomato wedlEs (I
calories • v. cup_ sliced blllck oliws
( 62 r.ak>ria). Total 604 caloriea.
Proeei"1o some Vitamin C. hiab ••
and IOdium.
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Karen Masters of Costa Mesa is
among the estimated 40 per cent of all
menstruating women visited
monthly by a spate of physical and
emotional symptoms known as
Premenstrual Syndrome.
Occuring in that crucial time
between ovulation and the actual
menstrual flow. PMS manifests itself
m physical symptoms such as ab-
dominal bloatillJ. tender breasts_,
dizziness and fatigue. Behavior dis·
orders include mood swings. de·
pression and the fear of losing
control.
For two to four percent of the
women who have P.MS, it is a serious
problem. Masters, who has a stressful
JOb requiring lots of travel, suffered
from depression. water retentjon, a
weight gain of more than five pounds.
and extreme mood swings ... I was
near suicidal," she says.
The disruptions in daily routine
have led many women -including
Masicrs -0"5Cek-he1p for alleviating
PMS symptoms. It has also prom~ted
medical experts to explore vanous
forms of PMS therapy.
One of the most effecti ve and
natural strategies is nutritional ther-
apy. says Fountain Valley Family
Health Plan djetician Anne Jacob.
"The nutritional aspect is a very
imponant part in PMS 1reatmel)t.u
she says. ·•1t should be the primary
line of trtatment, simply because
there are no side effects.·
Pl1le1ng PMS patients on a special
diet is also prescribed by Huntington
Beach's Rushmore Medical Center
Chief of Staff Dr. Ferre Akbarpour.
though the center's nutritional ther·
apy usualJy is prescribed in conjunc-
tion with hormonal therapy.
It is diet that can alter levels of
those biochemicals that wreak neu·
rochemical havoc in the delicate
gossamer of brain-cell fibers. And of
all available vitamins and minerals in
local health and drug stores. vitamin
8 6 (pyridoxine) is particularly effec·
ti ve in toning down the nervous
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disorders evinced in women with
PMS. says dietician Anne Jacob.
She cautionSlhat patients ingesting
megadoses of this vitamin have
known to show substantial neural
damage. However, safe daily supple·
ments recommended by the woman's
physician combined with eating food
rich in 86 can bolster the body's
production of red blood cells and
serotonin. a chemical that carries
messages throughout the brain.
foods such as skinned chicken and
turkey. bananas and baited potatoes
with the skin arc touted as good
sources of vitamin 86.
Comprehensive vitamin 86 ther-
apy can help case menstural tension,
reduce water retention, and promote
overall calmness and relief.
In treating a patient, Akbarpour, a
specialist in-family medlcin~ and
PMS, first.look.s into problems with
the pituitary, thyroid and ovaries. If
these possibilities arc ruled out, she
then prescribes a high-pTotein. low·
sugar diet.
Based on a cakulation of 10-IS
calories per pound of body weight,
she places patients on a diet which
stresses fish. turkey, chicken, fresh
vegetables and fruits, along with
some allowable low-calorie dairy
products. These foods must be
divided into six small portions eaten
throughout each day during the
period of PMS symptoms.
Thi~ is the regimen Masters was
placed on. During this time. she cats
fish or chicken every two hours along
wi!Jl plenty offluids and fresh fruits.
"It bas helped a lot," she says.
Dietician Anne Jacob uses three
major self-help stratqie~. Mo~t im-
portant of these is the angesuon o(
high·fiber, low-fat foods which, upon
entcrin• the brain cells .as
biochemicals, interact favorably with
hormones like utrogen and
-prOJC1terone. Fibrous foods such
grains. cereals and breads are highly
recommended, whereas f'tty foods
are t~be avoided.
The $CCOnd most efT~tive form <?f
PMS therapy include"S washina salts
from the body by drinkfog about eight
&)asses of water daily. This wa y,
bloating and the resultant tension can
be avoided. Caffeinc·ladcn bevertgcs
like teas. colas and chocolate drinks
are not r«ommended at this time of
the month. ~
The third dietary factor in lessening
PMS discomforts includes cutting
down on supr, the food most quickly
absorbed by the bloodstream. Sugar
c.an cause mood $.Wings, another of
the symptoms of PMS.
Write your child a loving le~er for graduation
If your child isa high school senior.
this may be the month to write him or
her a letter.
You read correctly. I'm asking you
to communicate wi th your child -
who lives just one bedroom away -
in written form.
LlllDA
Aa.uz1 Wh y? Because reason has gone out
the window and trying to TALK
rationally with most seniors is im·
possible. That's why you need to
write. said Stephanie. "I'm perfectly
Chances are good that as gradu· c.apable of making my own choice
ation approaches, the effects of WITHO UT seeing the schools. I
"'seniorities" have taken over your know what )·m doing. She doesn't
usually happier household. Your believe that."
child issues increasing complaints: ·What seemed like a perfectl)
''School is boring." .. You ask me to reasonable parental suggesti on (that
do everything." "Why can't YOU Stephanie visi t the colleges which
just do 11 all and leave me alone?" "I have accepted her) has provoked a
want to be treated lake a grownup -major battle.
not a baby." "I can't wait to get out of "It's like there are two Stcphanies."
here... says her mother. "There must be-
lt's as if you're li ving with a total more to this than not wanting to visit
stranger. And it was j ust a few months some schools."
ago. you recall, that you bragged to a Stephanie's mother is right.
friend how much your Johnny had Psychologists assure parents that it
grown up -how he was begjnning to is a hallmark of adolescence to talk
make som~ good decisions for endlessly and bitterly about "ridicu·
himself. and how he was even being lous," "dumb" or "unreasonable"
more pleasant to his younger sister. · parents.
Just when you thought the adoles-It sometimes seems to be the lite
cent "crazies" were under control -task of these }Oung adults to create
wham! -they're back in full force. enough con01ct so that a child can
"My mother is MAKING me take a establish ultimate ~ndependence as a
trip to visit several colleges before I separate and self-directed person.
choose a school for next September." Those who are about to graduate
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from high school face a giant leap into
the unknown. The big, brave seniors
art' mostly scared and' are afraid to
admit it (especially to their parents).
On one hand, they long for the
safet) of childhood with .all its
imposed limits. On the other. they
feel challenged by the promise of
more independence and new
challenges.
How understandable 1t all seems
when it's not going on in your house!
One of the most exciti ng, yet
exasperating things about bemg
human is that things never stay the
sam~. High school gradu.ation sct~s
so final-there's no turning back this
time
To defy that reality, your senior is
likely to become a born-again child.
Parents: You are challenged to
remember that their '"terrible
twoish" behavior translates to "I'm
seated -of growing up ... of leaving
home ... of failing in college ... of not
succeeding in a new job ... of doina my
own laundry ... of nQt getting into a
sorority or fraternity, etc.
Moms and dads share some of the sam~ concerns -and have a few
others of their own. Af\er all. how well
their children succeed is a rcfl«tion
of how well the} 've done as parents.
If you try to TALK. your child
might not listen. but if you write, he or
she will rcad ... I promise:
•Write to tell yo ur child how much
you love him or her. t'"'
•Recount some specific ~ucccsses
you've witnessed where he¥ she has
been successful.
•Remind your child of a time
when he or she acted in spite of some
fear ... and was successful.
•Tell your child about your own
experience of graduating from high
school and your own fears.
•Reassure' your child that any
decision he or she makes is nQt
irrevocable. (For example, if the
wrong school is chosen this time. a
better decision can be ma~c next
year.)
•Tell your child you trust him or
her to make responsible choices.
•That it's OK to make a few
mistakes.
•That you think he or she is
wonderful and c.apablc.
And write that you arc available to
listen -not lccture-ifand when he
or she wants to talk.
Then write and tell me about your
success.
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·A plea for media restraint
DEAR ANN LANDERS: When I read the letter from "C.U." I knew I
had to write. My letter will not be very
complime~tary to the press. I hope
you can pnnt 1t.
My h usband and six of his ool-
lcaaues were killed in a corporate
plane crash. They were o n their way
tOBiral>OO,-Wfs. This "happened in
November of 1987. Needless to say,
the shock and trauma were unreal. I
wu lucky. My family located me
immediately and put me in seclusion.
My brother-in-law and his family
were not so fortunate. The media
badacred them until they almost lost
their minds. · .
Why dQCs the P.ress have to print
such explidt detatls? I didn't need to
read lhat "chain saws h•d to be used
to cut down tree tops to retrieve
clothing and parts of bodies." Ann,
we all know what ha ppens when a
plane crashes. I wanted to die when I
rcad that. I wish the reporters would think for
a moment about the people who arc
left behind. How would the reporter
who filed that story like to have his
wife read that about him?
I realize that sensationalism sells
papers. but for the sake. of hu~n .
kindness. can't they tone It down1ust
a little? -HEARTBROKEN IN
CONN. D~ FRIEND: 'naak Y" for 1uriaf, y"r t1MMa1lit1 •l" ... I rttnt y prt.ted a plea fer more
direct role.
Nm,..,._ 184 seulttvtty • ...,
mema.en •f dte me4.la. YMr letter
..._., .. ve diem l8 a way &Ut I
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DEAR ANN LANDERS: My
daughter is in the third vade. Her
fat her and I have been divorced for
six years. Shortly after the divorce I
married a wonderful man who treats
"Sue" as if she were his own. My
former husband and I remain good
friends.
Yesterday l received a call from
Sue's teacher. She said I must break
clean from my ex-husband because
the friendliness betwccn us confuses
the child. I was flabbergasted. What
do 1ou think about this. Ann Land-
ers. -SANT A BARBARA.
DEAR S. BARB: I woOI make aa
appola&meat •I" die teaelatr 184
dlacHs tlte matter. Maybe tlat cMN la
telUag lter tlti.a1s tUt att aot tne.
n.nay, April ZI , IH I
· ARIES (March 21-April 19): You could discover LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Check. dew ls. be aware of
source material. realiic higher-ups are now close
observers. Focus on promotion. production. show-
manship. ability to get more advantageous"display for
product. Scorpio involved.
legitimate bargain in --------------connection with
property. ~I estate.
Emphasis o·n home. s
family. security. YDM(Y
basic values. Be n
positive concerning 0MUR rules. regulations.
license requ ire-•••••••••••••• men ts.
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Burden is lifted. you'll
have greater freedom of action as result. Member of
opposite su may be merely fl irting -protect image.
reputation. Gain indicated through written word. Travel
indicated.,
SAGITfARIUS (Nov. 22-Dcc. 21): You'll be con-
cerned with family member who talks about possible
change of residence. Attention also centers around
marital status. Financial affairs of one close· to you
command your counsel.
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authority, ability lO deal successfully with "very
important" people. Short trip may be necessary if mission
is to be completed. Older relative talks about financing.
percentages. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Loo~ Qcyond the
immediate. separate fact from illusion. Focus on legal
affairs. rights and pennissions. public relations. marital
status. Define terms. clarify intentions of one close to you.
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GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Finish what you start,
realize you arc reaching more people. and many are
fascinated by your views. Open lines of communication.
Lqitimate o pportunity exists to increase income. Aries
featured.
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CANCER (June 21-July 22): You'll make fresh start.
cycle moves up.j udgment and intuition will be on target.
Emphasis on personal magnetism. appearance. sen-
suality, sex appeal: Leo. Aquarius p!ay ~o~inant roles.
AQlJARllJS(Jan. 20-~eb. 18): Basic rssuesdominate,
obligation can be fulfilled. Spotlight on employment.
health. pets. investments. You'll be asked to meet
deadline and offered bonus. Capricorn will pla y outstand·
ing role.
Complete t•wlalon Uatlnga In Sunda1'• TV Ptlo~
LEO (July 23-Aua. 22): Reunion indicated. popu-
larity increases: yo\lr sk.ill in conncctio~ wi.th the ~antic
arts and sciences wall be applauded. lnv1tauon relattng to
aounnet <tini ng comes as su rprise. Cancer native in
PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Long-range prospects
come into sharp. clear focus. Rom~nce featured. you
could actual!) encounter "soul mite... Emphasis on
idealism. education. recogniuon of spiritual value. Libra
involved .
IF APRIL !I IS YOUR BIRTHDAY you have
delightful sense of humor. arc v.crsatile and have tendency
to scatter forces. You are attractive to members of
opposi te sex. arc sensitive concerning wardrobe. weight .
bod) image. Gemini. Sagittarius people play 1mponant
roles in your life.
Please don 't play it again, Sarrt
picture. 1
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Scpt. 22): Emphasis on popularity.
.increased social activity. ability to fulfill aspiration.
You'll have luck in matters of speculation and romance.
Performance rating is "outstanding." Sagittarian plays
The wnters· strike against lhe
mo ' 1c and television industf) has ·
been on for sol'l)e tame nov.. and 1-.._
hardl) feel ats effect at all.
The writers' stri ke against the E11A
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Opening lead: Ace of •
How oft"Cn have you hea..rd some-
one remark: "If only I knew the
distribution!" On this hand, the ex·
·act lie of the cards was revealed at
the third trick, and declarer put thar
information to maximum use to
land an "impossible" cont ract.
North's jump to four hearts was
preemptive. While East was tempt·
ed to act on his distributional hand,
the vulnerability was asainst him-
when you are vulnerable and the
opponents are not, discretion is aJ.
most alwa ys the better part of valor.
movie and televts1on industn has
been on for some time now. and I
hardly fed its effects at all
Did l JUSt rerun m )'self?
.\ctually. I love Stt1ng the mamage
ofT Ul)' T 1m on Ca rson reruns again. I
had obviously started with a bare love lip-s~ ncing the dialogue between
ace of spades. East's discard on the Maddie and Da' ad on "Moon-
second diamond and his failure to ltghtmg" for the fifth time. And 11 1s
ruff marked him with no trumps fun Stting "th1rt}somethtng" and
and only one diamond. Therefore, realizing the} will never reach for.
West's distribution was 1-3-5-4. tyv.hatc,er.
That was all declarer needed to ,. As I told m ) husband. we mu~t not
make one of West's trump tricks go look upQn these ti mes as the ultimate · k leftover o f o ur e.iustencc. but should
up in smo c . . . tr) to find something positive.
He cashed t~e ac~king of clubs "That speech sounds famaltar," he
for two spade sluffs fro~ dummy. said susp1c1ousl~ "Didn't ~ou sa~
Then he ruffed a club. discarded a that an '84 when we hung wallpaper
spade on the kina of diamo nds and together and the grapes v.erc up~1de
ruffed a diamond. Another club dov.n" ..
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times. I might add. Thcre'Homething
v.rp ng v.11h a girl with a busthne bke
that v.eanng p1gta1ls a nd ~af)
Janes.·· ,..
"Yo u'"e made )Our point Ho"''
about a senes PBS dad on World War ll'r·
"Could ~ou fast-forward 1{' .. , I
yawned. "f alread> kno~ ho" 11
ends."
"Do you want to see Olhe S orth an
CROSSWORD PUZZLE
West led his ace of spades and ,
despite East's encourqin.a ten,
shifted to the ace of diamonds and
another. To South's surpri~. East
discarded a spade on this trick.
ruff was followed by another dia-.. Will }OU stop thinking repet1t1on' ACROSS
mond ruff in the closed hand, which Have you ever considered that the 60 Sky
It took declarer only a few mo-
ments to work out the who le hand.
Since West did not continue with a
spade but, instead, shifted to an un-
supported ace in another suit, he
d ed d I d d w stnkc 1s a second chance from God to re uc cc l!er · um my an est catch up on all the things we've taped
each to nothing but three trumps. on the VCR that v.e never had tame to
D«larer simply exited with bis low-watch before'? 8) ·my calculations. we
est trump . West won, but he was are five years behind in watc hing
then forced to lead away from his them ." ·
king of trumps into declarer's ten-"You're nght:· he satd. Jumping
ace, so the ony losers were one trick out of his chair and grabbing a
in each suit except clubs. cas~.ttc. ··You're going to love this
one.
l sat riveted tn m) chair as Doroth~
spun in her bed from the winds of the
tornado. "Suck. up the dog while
)ou're at it~" I yelled.
SUPER SA VER SALE "You don't have to be unkmd," he
said. .. 'The Wizard of Oz' is .a
classic.··
ALL SALE ITEMS
LOW COST
(S pring Fashions Arr iving Daily)
Something Special
· feminine fas hions
~ e spel1ah1e 1n fash1<>ns I-;, t~ miss)' ticure s1z~ J · 111 also pelltes
250 E. 17th Cost:; Mesa.• Hilgren Square • 645-5 71 t
-
"Which I have already viewed 182
L.M. Bovo
Doyoustlne
sezappeal?
Hair of the underarm and p\Jbic
varit>t~ is known to sprcachccrettons
of the odor-producing glands that
idcn11f) \Our sex. These Sttnts are
thought to have much to do with sex
appeal. So some researchers believe
)'ou stifle s0mcthin1 of your sell
appeal by using underarm <k-
odorants.
1 Tree oarts
6 Co1d-p1sh
10 Cossets
,, Of age
15 Nothing
16 Thanks - -
17 Prevent
18 S Amencaf"I
l'l3h01'l
20 Saves
22 flower
23 Window parts
2• Dulle.st
25 -hrst
28 Absol~e
29 Tart hqu1ds
30 Patting
35 Hencttman ot
OaYld
36 Chuck
37 c~ drama
38 lnscnbing
41 English
potter
43 Shower
« ActOf Art -
45 Cruelty
48 Large mammal
SO Verity
51 Make grain~
SS Throwback
57 Undef'stood
58 0.11 ~b
59 Grtt
2 3
17
20
6 1 P1tcnes
62 MIT graos
63 Steel plow
deveiopet
DOWN
1 Fellows
2 -fi J<e
3 Canine
.s Consecrated
5 Channels
6 i::-enct1
oei.cac.,,
~ Nobte.s
8 Crteruo· c:,
9 Tiny
10 Cat s-oaws
11 Pick
12 Nual'lces
13 Inaugurate
19 Nostrils
21 unoemand
2• Attrac1eo
25 Jib
26 Land unit
27 Order
28 Saht!f'ltl.an
30 Beard IOcale
3 1 Alder Scot
32 Golf club
33 \Jl'ICO~
3• Author Zane -
36 O<Clerty
39 Ttiree-leg9ed
5 i
VE ETIA 'GON DOLA \VEDOI
Some farm en pttdictcd earth·
quakes. If water levels in wells ~or
fell overmuch. they fi1urtd they wnt
in for 1L Well-v.ater chanan are now
recognized as valid C'arthquakc por·
OLD WOllLD ROMANCa ~AT
~ oastets w/c~ & roHs.
llVfNE COAST CHARTEIS 6)$.-4704
f'RONJSK)NAL ~NG
Aboard luaury_YKht. NA ~NIC~S arr~.
lltVINf COAST CHAATEIS 675·4704
Mt ndora
642-4321
tents. •
Mari~ bloloeastssay t~) d19C'Over
I 00 new SJ>C'ClC1 of fish even year. 35
Maybe so. Don't be-lievc the) fish
w~re I fish. . 38
Your field of vision 11 4S ~
An ~ ... s is 1 fO (Jqrttl. lb.des.. tf'I
eaekcan n)'.
A cup of botulism routd loll ~'er) body. 50
That Pfth.istoric beast kftOWTI .. the 55
ptm>AU.r didft"t Nft ~t ftyina. it
learned. Birds "8mtd.. too. So did
bets. Finally. man. Ptot* Who .t.intt 51
'' so amaii,. the 9'uman animal .._~--+-+lnmcd to ft)' fail to rouidrr ttl1'le e 1
ln.trr sons of animals learned fint. .._.__......_ ..... _....__
.
his un1lorm at the Iran-Contra hear-ings''.. •
··~o ..
.. Ho"' about Mer. Gnffi n when !Jc
had dark hair''"
.. I don·t think so .. ·-r vc got all th<' installments •r
· -\me-ri ka· on ta~.. ~
.. I d on't ha'<' that long to hve.""'I
said fiath •
··How iong has this stnlce been ont·
he asked
:Tbe wntus· .stnke against the
mo ' ae and television induslr) has
been on for some ume now. and I
hardh f('('J m ~ffccts at all. ..
He _patted m <' on the h<'ad and said,
"W hat's to eat""
··The mat loaf 1~ 1n reruns ... I sa1ct
.. , think r kne"' that.'' he said
qu1c1l'
stands
40 Comt0f1e·
4 1 Greeted
42 Bishop
•4 Conta1"8f
•5 Hemng .a Oval
'7 n -.e Whi1e
Cliffs ot -
8 9
48 Erroneous
•9 Sign.aturea
51 -Carlo
Menotti
52 Yeem
53 Row
~ R8i80fl d' -
56 Compeu pt
11 12 13 .
THE
FAlllLY
CIRCUS
by BU Keane IPt THE BLBACma by Steve Moore . BLOQll COUNTY by Berke Breathed
"Mmmm ! Those Girt Scouts sure can
bak~ good cookies!"
MARMADUKE by 8'1Ct Anderson
41 20 ·--·---
''The neighbor's car has disappeared ..
sure it's not down there?··
PEA1'UTS '
--·=r.:::--=--
----.--a.-.~
...... 4.. • •'-',.
!' .•. Then it's agreed. As a crowd, we'il be
" subdued in innings one through seven, then
suddenly become a facmr In Innings eight and
nioe ... "
.. • WHEN MR. WtLS!Jti/S HEAD SHtNES •
l Kt0N T~E ~IU lS Ga){)~· HOT."
by Charles M. Schulz
BEFORE WE EAT SMOVLD
UJE SA°'< GRACE ?
JOMN RUSKIN ONGE WROTE, EITMER WA'V Mt.( COLD
CEREAL 6ET5 5066V ..
GAR.FIELD
TUllBLEWEEDS
DRABBLE
aOSE 18 "-08&
WE tJllfl. M SIP.> Wfnl Prtr M'1 9bWU dlti Oft 1JP •..
\1 T~ BEST 6RACE IS TME
CONSCIOUSNESS ™AT WE
1-tAVE EAl{fl4E0 OUR DINNER '' -
by Jim Davis
WHICH Will E.N'7
A&RUPTLY
IF YOU STOP
5CRATC.MINu
~ flf.LLY
by Tom K. Ryan
by Kevin Fagan
by Addison
FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE by Lynn Johnston
SHOE
FUftKY WINKERBEAN
N\R. DINKLE , 1'VE DECIC€D
'fO $..'111(H FRON\ FR~
HORN 10 FUJfE ~
DOONltSBURY
Ml/~~
90.JW~
USE., l?&V"'
~/
•
NA= ... ~·oor-S10E..
\ by Jeff MacNelly
by Harold Le Doux
by Tom Batluk
l>JHl-<? 00 lK)(.) l..IKE fHE NO ... 11'6 EASIER 1b ~
500ND OF A FUJTE. 8£1'T'ER~ I ON A SC.HOOL 805 .'
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low t0 '"'"' '""' ....,.It -a• I T I x A L y I
I I I ,. I I .
I IN l'NI~ i 1 I
I I MICICY I!,!
. I I 1 · I .
,.... ""'ft9al!On oftiCet ~
•t mt 1t1t 1 11\e~t:li"9 my
~ trlCI lll\lled, ''COft.
gflll.IWIOnt tor IOC11u•19 -you1 ot>oto ,,
rrrr r1
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•--.-.ae ....
Edl~n·s Carpenter and
Fountain Valley's Rice
battle for 20 Innings
without a wlnner./81
Coast
Mesa agajn delays plac-
ing traffic Initiative on
ballot./A2
California
Evidence from Robert F.
Kennedy assassination
probe is missing./ A3
World
French ships spot more
mines In Persian Gulf as
Iranian speedboats at-
tack two tankers./ AA
Entertainment
Edward Albee's "Sea-
scape" provides an ln-
t~llectuaJly stimulating
evenlng./85 •
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Advlcit and Games
Bulletin Board
Business
Classified C oma
Entertainment
Food
Mind& Body
Opinion
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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20, 1988
Dukakis
winsN·Y
by wide
margin
Takes 5 1 % of vote
toJackson's37%:
Gore may drop out
By DAVID ESPO ,,, ...........
-----
NEW YORK -Michael Dukakis
swept to a convincing victory over
Jesse Jackson an the New York
primary Tuesday night and seized
unquestioneQ&bntrol ofthe-turbulcnL
race for the Democratic presidential
nomination.
"(love New York," the Massachu-
setts governor told a boisterous
victory rally in midtown Manhattan.
"'Friends, if we can make it h~rc we
can make it any where.··
Sen. Alben Gore Jr. finished a weak
third and seemed likely to quit the
race on Thursday. He congratulated
Dukakis and Jackson and said the
Democratic Party was ··goina to be
unified" for .the fall campaign.
Jackson offered Dukakis ''sincere
and respectful congratulations" on
his victory but hardly sounded like a
man ready to give up the qunt. "Our
campaiJll continues to grow," he said
in a voice hoarse from Iona days of
campaignan4-'"We keep o n winning. ..
Yacc President George Bush won
the Republican pnmary. w1th no
serious opposition an New York or
elsewhere. He told reponers he
thought Dukakis was a "good bet" to
go on and capture the Democratic
nomination and said he was c~er to
JOin the battle with whatever oppo-
nent the Democrats gave him.
With 97 percent of the precincts
(Pleue eee DUKAJ[l8/ A2)
............... La ....
Lamie Luk bu been flCladDC Iler a~bor. tile Pactt1c
Amplaltbeatre. OYer aol8e tbat ahatten tlae peace at bome.
Wltb ber at tile entrance are Danlel. 4. Jonat••n, 8 , Aaron,
9, and Rebecca. ~7 weeb.
25 CENTS
Mesa backs
• • • arena noise
·settlement
........ ,
Pacific Amphitheatre
n eighbors surprised.
-a ngered by proposal
By JENNIFER WEBER °' ................
Costa Mesa residents who have
been boml;>ardcd b} the sound of
'usic sinct the Pacifi c ".mph1thcatre
openedln 198"3 "ere surpnSt-d and
angry Tucsda) w11h a propostd
settlement hammered out b~ rep-
resentatives of the Cit). the
Jm.ph1thcatcr and the Orange Count~
Fair Board.
The agreement. "h1ch officials
ttponcdl) ha'e wo rktd on since
Februaf). calls for the arena to be
fined as much as S9 000 a night 1f 11
cxcC'Cds cstabhshtd no1se hmllS dur-
ing 2'conccn
A draft rcleastd Tuesday also
proposes tha< conccns end by 10:30
p.m. Sunda)S through Thursd.aysand
b) I I p.m. Fnda)s and Saturdays.
Members of Concerned C111uns of
Costa Mesa. a homeowners· group
suing the amphitheater. were not
incl uded an the d1scuss1ons that could
bring an end to )"eal"5 of leo.l
v.ranghng. Stall. officials from the t31r
board and the cit~ said they hope the
group will drop its suit an the face ofa
tcntatl\ e settlement.
.. , think 11 borders on being a
st"llout:· said Russ \11llar. one of the
leaders in the campaign against thc-
arena. 'Tm 'Cr). ,·c11 unhapp) v.11h
11 • h's all pro-amphitheater ..
Laune. Lu\k echoed his ftthngs.
accusing the cny of cavsna an to
pressure from the amphitheater only
"eeks before the group's lawsuit goes
to coun
"I Just hate to set money talk,"
Lusl. said "It's been such a bitter
ballle ..
But Ctt) Manager AJlan Roede r
said the dcc1S1on to seek a settlement
was because' the council. which has
,footed some of the legal bills for the
c111Lens' group. wanted to sec results.
-1 Ltunk the councsl~tion 1s ~
conttnue 10 put monc~ 1n the lawsuit
and ha' c nothsng to show for tt. And
11 could go on endlessly." Roeder
said
Roeder's quest for a quick solutton
1s underscortd 1n a letter deli"Vered to . '
the fair board and the amphitheater
management. Roeder's letter uracs'
appro' al of the document within 30
da}s. Thcfair board 1sduetocons1der
the proposal at its Apnl 28 mccttni.
-:rhc real ISSUC here IS how WC can
soh c the problem. shon ofhavsn1 the
aniph1thcatcf go away." said Norb
Ban osllc the fa1r's general manqeT.
.. .\nd r m not sure that's going to
happc~ ..
The draft calls for the amphitheater
to obc~ the notSC' standards tM Cit)
and Fair Board agreed to 10 1980.
That sn ltmsts of 50 dcetbds in
rcssdenual areas bct""ccn 11 p m and
~ a.m. and 60 decibels the rest of the
time
The dec1s1on on how to compl)
with the sound standards is Id\ up to
amphttheatcr manaacmenL
l,;nderthe draft agreement thouah.
the amphstheat~ can apply for a
'a_nance to exceed those hmsts. If the
. (PleUe eee llSSA/ A2)
' . Worker claiming abuse Sues BB city attorney
By ROBERT BARKER °' ............... she was berated and verbally as.-
saulted by Deputy Attorney James
Georges last Aug. 28 in the legal
dcpanmcnt"s fo unh floor offices in
Cit} Hall.
vscttm of a dlaanbe over allqcd
typing errors in lep1 papen.
were in the office at the ume of the abus.1' e behavior
allegcd 1nc1<knt. Harker said. "Her (Hutton"s) office is manqcd
/
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_papar.az:z.1
Police log
Public notices
Sports
Weather
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Huntinaton Beach City Attorney
Gail Hutton and two lawyers 1n her
de~nment were named 1n a S:?
ma Itron tawsu1Tfrled tatc-=fuesday by-a
• contract worker who all~ly su~
fered "severe" emotional damage.
J.a~ Harker, an attorney rep-
resenting Wolfe. a Huntin-gton"'Beacn
resident. allcgtd that Hutto n and
William Amsbary. an assistant city
attomc}. displaytd negligent super-
' 1sion of Georges.
Georges shook his fin,rr in Wolfe's
face and reponcdly exhibited such
··t>erat1ve behavior'" that Wolfe al-
l~edly thousht he was going to hat
lier. Rintcr alleged .. Shr-was--no
struck. Harker said.
Becau~ of the all~ 1nc1dcnt. so poorl) that at routrncly annd1 up
Wolfe was no lonscr able to work in · good people and spsu them out Lqal
the C1t> .\ttomc) 's office or an other ~orlc 1.s probabl)' stressful. But laclc of
ca l\ dcpanmcnts. proper lcadc~1p makes work cp-
thc ory-atso-ls-namcd-tn -t~ suu. ., ,ronmettt tnuAll~ untenabk.. -_U>,.----i
said Harker. a Costa Mc-sa Jav."'cr saad
v.ho represents the Huntington Beach "h's somcth1n1 that's c:t1sted for a
According to the suit. filtd 1n
Orange County Superior Court. SC'C-
rctaf) Tawny K. Wolfe claimed that Harker clai med that Wolfe was a
·woman on the run keeps
up ·paceinjogaround U.S.
By PAUL ARCRIPLEY °' ................
In Nor1h Dakota. the money ran
out. In New England, heavy snow
storms made it impossible to 1« the
way. In the Aonda cveralad"-
endlcss miles of hungry looking
alliptors lounged just yards away
from the road.
T hrouah it all, Sarah Fulcher
persists. She has been runnir\I, day
after day. since last July when the
left lquna Hills. Not the kind of
exercise j<>f many Americans take
around their neighborhoods.
Fulcher is runnina marathon
distances. Every day she runs
between 20 and 30 miles.
As part of a fund-raisins and
re~arch project for the National
Fitness Foundation, Fulcher 1s run-
nina along the entire border of the
continental United States. She"ll
dash through 33 states in all.
Last week she passed the 7.000-
milc mark. Sometime in AUJ.USt,
she'll run into the Las Yeps Hilton
where a fund-raising dinner will be
under way. In the process, she'll top
the 10.600-milc mark and set a
world record for the lonaest con-
tinuous run.
Anyone who has just run 30 miles
misht be expected to kick beck and
re.lax. Not Fulcher.
The 2S-ycar-old North Carolinan
often beains her day at a local school
where she talks to youth about the
1mponance of fitness and helps
conduct a national fitness test.
After her daily run. shc"s schtd-
uled at banquets. press conferences
and other events ..
In betwttn. she swims and ltfts
weights datl)
Last week she was m Tampa.
Flonda. She had worn o ut 24 pairs
of shoes. Ph) s1cals. includina blood
and Strt'ss tests. arc beina aivcn
regularly. Hcrbodycontains8 to 10
percent body fat. So far. 5M has
avoided any maJor injuries.
She is. she admits modesll).
pretty fit.
Those who arc snvolved in her
effort aarcc.
(P1 ...... P11LCDa/A2)
lo the prescnc'C of other worken.
Georges allt'gedl~ yelled at W.olfe that
"she was no damntd good." Harker
said. Nc11hcr Hutton nor Amsba11
Mun1t 1pal Emplo)ecs ~ssoc1atton. long pcnod of t1mc and it's still
Harker claims Hutton knew that ·
Georges had a "'proclavit) ·· for ~ ~ eee CITY I A2)
\ .
,,,~
Sara 1'111cber. ~ed lut Janaa.ry on ber way
tbroqb Ma toe. ua Dot let foal weather •. fancllaC
problema • alllptan 4eter Iler.
Hijackers
release
airliner
hostages
By CllAJU..ES CA.MPBEU.. ......... ~ .....
>\LGIERS. "l~a -Moslem
hijackers on Wedncsda~ ff'CC'd their
hostages o n a Kuwaiti JCt af\er sayina
that .\lgcna had ofTc~ a soluuon to
the 15-da) ordeal 1n which two people
were killed and dozens tcm>nzed.
lntcnor Minister Hedi Khedin.
announcsn1 the hberation. said the
blue and wt11tc· Boesna 74 \lo OUld be
returned to Kuv.a1t
Al&cna·s lntcnor M1nsster. Htd1
Khcdsn. said earlier .. .\ solution
scnhna all the issues of the h1Jackan&
.has Just been reached .. An est1mattd
35 hosta~s had been on the P.fane
He refused to 11~'"( an} details of th,
agrttment
Halrcutter gulltyof slaying boss over tax for.in
l\Jked b) reponers what wo uld
become of the h1Jackcn.. he rcphed
onh · "'That ss a quesuon which
rcairds .. i.ma:·
iwo women ""'Clrin& black veils.
distant cous1 ns of the emir of Kuwait.
were the first off the plane. They
entc~ a v.a111na white bus. BJ 808 VAN BYKEN ____ ......
An <>ranee County jwy convicted
Kevin KristianlCD of fint dear-ee
murder Tuetdly for the slayina oFhis
former employer.
Annene Robenton died last July
when K.riltianten stnd. choked and
repeatedly slabbed her after an UJU·
ment at her Hunti"llOD Baell home.
K.ristiamen reponedly went to her
home to IC' l&ll IU:IHMftll and
became anpy becaate lhe did noc
have the documcnll.
He tct1ifled that he bed UICld
cocaine before JOinr to Robauon'•
houte, and bas attorney. Deail
McConncU, araued that K.ristiantcn
had ··aone bencrk" becau.e of his
cocaine into•ication.
However, jurors hccckd the usu·
ments of Deputy Dtstrict Attorney
Richard Toohey. who con~ that
Kristian.en should be held accoun-table for the killin1 even thoup he
was under the infh~nce of oocan•e.
The jury of nine men and thru
women deliberated for las than thru
hou.n before reachinJ lbe verdict.
It •-as a quK'k dttisioa and a IOOd ooc.~ said Toohey.
McConnell apftd that the ~nhct
was a quick OM.
•· 1 thank it's obv10u.s that they ne~-er
weiahed the cvadmct," aid McCon-
ncll '"Three hours for a fint dep'Ce
murder 'c-rd1ct7 Someone obvtOUsly
wanttd to fCt home c.arly. They hued
thesr decision o n emouon. not fKt."
McConnell had araued that the 32·
year-old fonna ba1n:lre:ster com-
mitted th<' cnme m a fit of ,..
,...._ .. llAlllm.llSll/.U)
As the) ~ dnvcn to the a1rpon
VIP lou •. the) waved IOICTOWd of
1oumahsts at t~ -of lbe tarmac.
About 20 other hosi.et came off
the bus carry1na hand 1..-.e and
filtd into the IOUftlC. The men.
(Pl•r-WTAW/A•) .
Laguna.taurel devfelopmenfpact advances to board
•
Mesa delays initiative vote Chance of scattered showers .,.IC&aWDD ...........
'~~c:=r::~t ~ \0 put oK a decision to put·a
~initiative on the Novem·
ber ballot.
', The council bad asked city staff to
put toeetber an ~s on the
~ initiative, which ii similar
~ tbe couatywide llow-powth
measure let \0 appear on the June
ballot.
· But after tak.inaan initial alimpse at
the l-4Q..pqe document Monday
DUKAKIS •••
ham Al
reportin&, the vote looked this way:
Dukatis had 77S, 111 or SI percent
Jackson had S66,419or 37 peroeal
Gore had I S4,433 or 10 ~nt.
-1 think we have a nominee," said
Lynn Cutler, deputy chair of the
Democratic Nataonal Committee.
She said Dubkis now ''bas to be very
careful not to look as thOUlh it's a
done dcaJ ... There is a tendency in the
Democratic Panr, to slap the hand of
the front·runner. '
However, Jackson's cams-~
~na,er, Gerald Austin, said, "We re
still in this race. Obviously when a
~rson (Oulta~is) has a 100 to 200
delepte lead. you have to make it
up." He noted that California Demo-
crats have rej«ted the pany frontrun·
per every year since 1972.
. A Gore withdrawal would leave
Dultakis the only white candidate left
in the race apinst Jackson -a
match-up that seems vinually certain
10 deliver a stril\& of primary victories
10 the Massachusetts aovemor in the
six final primary weeks.
· Pennsylvania votes next Tuesday,
Ohio and mdiana the Tuesday after.
New York offered Jackson an un-~sually high perccn• of black
yoters that won't be available to him
ln these sutes.
niaf\t, council mcmlllcn asked the city
at\Omey to look at at for them and
.Ue sure it is not bWed. For a city to tac a position on an initiative is
illeaal under state law. The analysis is basically a li1»by.
tine -astetlmeftl-of the initiative.
pointina out problems. questionina
assumptions and makil\& estimates of
bow mud1 money the city would have
to spend to meet the auidelines the
initiative sets fonh.
City Attorney Thomas Wood is
ex~ted to 11ve the council his
opinion at its May 2 meetina. Mean-
whak, C ity Manqicr-Allan Roeder
will find out how much it woukt cost
to print the inch-thick report and
make it available lO tbc public.
If the council distributes the report
to the public. it would then aive
citizens si1 to. ci&ht lO respond to the
document. Council memben would
then ask the staff IO resoood IO
comments and questions that f'Cli..
denaspo1e.
If the council decides \0 pmwe ..._.
counc, the earliest it would put the
initiative on the ballot is m~uly cw
early Auaust, council mcmben llid.
... ,, 1
lllclaael Da••lrla and Illa wife, K1ttJ. waft to tbe crowd u
tla~ celebrate Illa Yletory lD tbe Jllew Twit prlmarJ.
New York offered 255 Democratic
de.legates and victory brought
Dukakis' national total to nearly half
the 2.081 needed to clinch nomi-
nation. His aides expressed con-
fidence that they could rally the
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FULCHER PASSES 7 ,000 MILE MARK •••
From Al
.. She's incredible." said Dave JOurney through Florida. however,
MESA BACKS CONCERT NOISE PACT •••
Buckley, who was project director after the long run down the Atlantic
when Fulcher launched her run. side and back up the aulf coastline.
"Sarah is sif\&ularty minded. She found. running throush the
"I've researched other runoenand everglades to be harrowina at times.
That she ran out of money in North
Dakota is an indication that not"all is
well.
However. corporate donations are
aoing into the Fitness Foundation in
the name of the run. T~lor said. holaAl
city turns down the request. noise-
related controls. including the time
limits and the fines. would be voided out of the qrcement.
That scenario is not likely. Roeder
~id, because wiping out the noise-
related cond111ons probably would
lead t he pnnc1pals bal k to where they
arc now -in coun.
Millar charged. however. that a
modification to the noise agreement
or the county's noise ordtnancc
··probably would result ·1n a more
permissive ordinance."
If the amphitheater docs not comp-
ly with the sound hmus. 11 would be
fined S 1.1000 for each ''lolation before
9 p.m .• >3.000 every tame the barricr
1s broken between 9 and IO p.m. and
'SS.000 each time the music acts too
:loud after 10 p.m. The fines for one
-conccn could not exceed S9.000.
· .. They don't care how many times
..,tltcy Y<iolatc it. a thousand hcie .... a
thousand there," Lusk said. "A fine's )ust a slap on the hand.··
Money from the fines would go into
a ~pccial trust fund that the city would
control. Money from the trust would
go lo nearby ~idcnts who have been
plagued by conccn noise since the
arena opened.
-: Relief for the belequered neigh-
bors could come in the form of to the tentative agJUment. Millar not one person has ever done any. too.
insulation. double-pane windows and maintainshisaroup was "deliberately th inf. like this. She hasn•t stopped onc ' ... There were gators everywhere:·
other improvements. Cllcludcd." day. · Fulcher said. "running across the
But Lusk. who has both extra Roeder denied the charge. ··1 don't And plenty of obstacles have been road, splashing and makina this big
insulation and double-pane windows think it was anything more than, thrown in her path that might have croaking noise ...
in her home, said the music from the 'Let's keep this as a limited group.'" ended a lesser person's attempt. She is encour.tgN by the physical
arena is still "very loud. I can't tell he said. In Nonh Dakota. funds for Fulcher condition of young people sancc she
you. the last concen . how terrible it But Banosik said he was told the and her backup CTCw dried up. The moved into the South. too.
was... group was left out because its attorney crew quit. Fulcher continued. "Down here. the kids look like all
To stan the fund, the three princi-"was not interested in anything shon Jack Nosco and Scott Willis, a pair muscle.'' she said. "The sunshine
pals m the agreement -the Pacific ofp\lting a roof" on the arena. of firefighters from :Ventura who also states have really fit kids:·
Amphitheatre. the city and the fair Otfier highlights of the agrttment arc running enthusiasts. joined her Fulcher is too acncrous to speak
board -would each put SS0.000 into include: and served as the backup crew until negatively about what she found in
the account. The city and the board • The fair board and the the Fitness foundauon again came the nonhem schools. But Buckley
would split the fines until their share . amphitheater may not schedule con-forward with funds and commitment. said the fitness tests were "dismal."
of the up-front money had been paid flicting events that would draw more Sh e is now accompanied by Roban "She gits very upset when she's
back. people to the grounds than on·site Robl. a spons psychologist. and with a class of 300 younptcn and
A sound expen approved by all parking can accommodate. The two . Jackie Bass. a spons massage thera-only five boys can do 10 pushups.''
three groups would monitor the would stop chaIJing for parkint and p1st. Buckley said. L
sound from the edge of neighboring would set up transportation systems "The National Fitness Foundation Many school districts have ll'lin ..
properties. according to the proposal. that would cut down on the demand has bctn really supportive:· FulCher mal or no physical education pro.
The amphitheater would pick up the for parking at the fairgrounds. said. grams and few have nutrition pro-
tab for the consultant. • The fai!Jfounds and the arena But Fulcher found herself runntng grams. Buckley said.
The citizens group would have no would hare ats own traffic control through the country's nonhcast at the Those schools that have funds for tn~ut. however. and that also worries people to work with police to manage worst time of year -the middJ~ of athkticsdon't have an undentandina
Millar. a smooth · traffic flow out of the1 winter. Jn Maine. she caught the flu. of the differences between fitness and
• parking lots. Cars would be directed But she kept running anyway, in sports. either. he said. "Who he is is the vilal factor. Since
we do not get to select hi m, we'll take
a bath.'. Millar said.
An issue that Millar a lls "one ot
the major sourtts of our diScontent"
is the fact that Concerned Cit1z.en~
was left oul oflhc..discussions that led
out of residential neighborhoods. order to meet the requirements of ··1 don't want to sound like a
• If everyone agrees to the running everyday for the record she doomsayer. but everybody is con-
proposal. each would drop its pend-seeks to break. ccmC'd ... he said. "The Soviets have a
mg lawsuits against the other. The Her worst day was m Vermont disciplined program. It seems like
city also would agree to discontinue where skiers drove by and threw every other country addrc1!CS that.
its funding of Concerned Citizens. things at her. snowplows blew snow "But we arc in denial. We don't
which it has supported financially. on her and a snow storm was so want to admit these kids arc in sorry
intense the backup v·an frott up. shape a,nd we're killing them."
She needed police escorts aJmost daaly while running through the Fulcher admits she secs problems
And as she ncan ~lifomia, he
expects the pace to pick up.
Following the Vegas fund·raiser,
Fulcher will lead an Olympic·type
torch run in which sponsored s-rtici·
pants will run with her.
Sometime in late Auaust or early
September. Fulcher will return to
Laguna Hills where the Fitness
Ac.ademy will be bu.ill. She will have
run about 11 .000 miles.
The Fitness Academy will provtdc
continuous trainillJ and education
for physical educauon teachen. The
·sso.m1llion academy on the 2()0.acre
site will offer trainil\& counes. 1!(0R-
shops and other activities.
Fulckr hopes her effort wiU alcn
Americans to the importance of
physical fitness educatron and the
nttd for a facility like the Fitness
Academy.
Taylor believes increased publicity
as Fulcher ncan the finish line will
make her a major sports fiaurc, too.
"Ifs mind-~ina \0 think about
what shc'sdoina.' Taylor said ... Most
marathoncn only do three or four
events a year.··
But Fulcher insisas she·s no mara-
thoner.
-1 call it stunt runnina." she said.
"You havetobeprcttycrazytorun 30
miles a day."
n'>nheast. with today's youth.
Dcspue the difficulties. Fulcher "George Allen is right," she said. HAIRDRESSER CONVICTED OF MURDER •••
-From Al
induced by cocaine intoxication.
~ Tests showed that Knst1ansen did
.}lave coaine 10 his system. and the
defendant testified that he had free-
.based cocaine at least twice shortly
before the killing.
.. "The whole issue 1s very clear: Was
-Kevin so 10tox1cated that he was
. unable to form maJicc and intent to
·kill.'' McConncl said. "ff you think
it's rca90nably possible that he went
1bcrscrk and committed this act. then
·the crime 1s involuntary man·
slau&hter."
McConnell saad Knstiansen's en-
counter with Robenson would not
nave become violent had Kristiansen
not used cocame.
.. Is that something you kill fo(?"'
I '
McConnell asked ... He was out of
control. That's a ndiculous reason to
kill someone.·· .
Toohey said cocaine intoxication
did not necessarily relieve Kris-
tiansen of responsibility for his ac-
tions.
.. They wa.nt to blame it on cocaine,
but who's lo say there wasn't a whol~
101 of hate involved?'' said Toohey.
"Cocaine didn't do it; he did it."
Annette Robenson died of suffoca-
tion. accordina t.o a coroner's report.
but she had also been hit on the head
by a blunt instrument and stabbed
repeatedly.
Evidencic in the trial indicated that
Kristiansen had stuck Robenson
with a wine decanter, then stepped on
,~CITY ATTORNEYSUED •••
J'romAl
·.happen.ins today. People are 1Cttil\&
:. beat up emotionally with job stress
'>•because of an inherently da"ICf'OUS.
unsafe workina. environment due to
lack of competent lepl supervision."
Harter said.
.... Hutton couldn't be raiched fOf
''comment.
; ~ The suit allqn neaJieence, UMult ~·.and slander as weU as other cbarFs·
,,. Huttoo's tnaft1Fment style came
t•lllDder questioftina recently. and
r ofl11ntiQ110D Beach police detectives
1,1.ave launched 1n investiption into
allc&ations that a former dcs-nment
anaTyst. Walter E. Burk. S«tttly
worked a fulltime job for the city at
the same time be held a full time job at
U.S. District Court in Los An~lcs.
Burk. s-id S40.000 a year in the
city, rcsianed officially April I when
confronted br_ alleaations from a
department oflkial that he held dual
jobs, coupled with complaint.s of
allqed excnsive abtcnce.
A secretary at the federal coun said
Burt -.s terVed his notice oftermin~
ation effective March 31 .
her throat. ~honly afterward. he
allqtdly stabbed her ·with a knife
taken from the victim's kitchen.
was -and is -urbcat. ..This is the TV generation. Their L .A. 'GUNA
··on days that was really down. habits and lifestyle arc going to create ~ • • •
one person could make a difference.'' problems later on." Prom Al
she said. "I run for people who blow Allen is the former Nfl..coach who aJready been -Cved by the county their horns in suppon and stop us to F The use of more than one weapon talk... heads the National Fitness oun· after lc"Ehy iscussions and public
and the fact that Kristiansen fled the E~rywhere, people have bccn dation and U.S. Fitness Academy. hcarinp. •
scene and lied about the killing to his generous. Hotel chains have put up Raising funds for the academy as Commissionen voted 4-1 to ap-
garlfnend indicate that the defendant Fukher and her crew frtt of charge. one of the primary reasons Fuk-r is prove the ..,.ecment. with Chairman was conscious of his act and its on th"' road. "'" Tom Moody castina the lone diuent-
T h .d "People would be amazed at how '" i"'r:oae. consequences. oo ey saa · friendly Amenans arc.'" she said. Kristian""'n testified that he John Taylor, the run coordinator development lllR!Cmcnt is .... Once she passed Washincton D.C., and Fitness Academy fund-raiser. is 1eheduled to ao before the county
stabbed Robertson to stop her from her fonunes improved. She was elusive about how much fukhcr's Board of SupcrvilOn for final ap-
scrcaming, even though the coroner's grateful to be nearina the end of her run has netted. provaJ on April 27.
rcpon indicates that she would have ijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil been unconscious and near death by
that time. McConnell said.
He noted that the defendant had
left blood smcan and finsierprinu alt
over the house.
These two points indicate that
Knstiansen was not behavina ration-
ally and not actil\& as a cold·blooded
murde~ would have to proecct
himself from detection. McCon~ll
said.
Toohey dismissed McConnell's
contentions in his final Rbuttal.
"How could he say-mae wu
intent to kill when the au&opsy shows
the cause of death was suflOcation,"
Toohey asked. "Did be accidentally
step.on her neck? ..
Sentencint by Superior Coun
Judaic francasco l>. 8riten0 is ICbed-ulecf for June 17. Kritliamen could
Ft 26 ycan to life in pritOa, acconti111
to Toohey.
Mt'Connell said he would appeal.
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