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Check fQi-gery by Baker alleged
Congr:esslonal hopeful rep<>rtedly tried
to withdraw $48.000 from medical fund
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Irvine Ci Councilman Devid
Baker al~ly foraed the lilnature
of a Superior Court juctae in an
apparent effort to finance his con-
aressiooal campaian from the ac-
Rep. Robert Badham was
paid $2,000 for attending
a company's breakfast
hours before voting to
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snorting cocaine./ Al
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counll of a medical foundation,
sources said today.
The source, who asked not to be:
identified, said Baker, the foun-
dation's executive director, alleaedly
wrote himself an unautboriud Check
for $48,000 from the accounts of the
Irvine Medical Foundation, a $16
. Trailer .
tenants
in Mesa
strike
Residents withhold
rent to protest slum
conditions, evf ctions
BJ JONATHAN VOLR.E °' .............
For two years, Guadalupe Duran
kept a rusty paint can under her
kitchen sink. The makeshift bucket
filled up every time she used the sink,
and she would empty it outside.
There were no pipes under the
basin. '
it was annoyiq. ·she recalled in
Sp'anish while bouncing a toddler on
her hip, but one of the least of the
problems in the Costa Mesa trailer
park where she, her husband and
children live.
The roof leaks, and over the ~
the water has eaten away the ceihna of
the small home. The ceramic tile on
the floor is spotlessly clean. There
isn't much of it thouah; most of it
chipped and broke·~ yean qo.
Across an asphalt drive from
Duran's trailer, Socorro Romero's
beater broke last winter, and now a 4-
foot-hiah electric beater is all she and
her family have. tJer shower doesn't work, so a hox
runs from the sink in the cram~
bathroom into the shower. The sink
it.self is fallina from the wall. Her
oeilins atso leaks.
Several locks are missina on the
million trust that dona1a money to
bealth-rdaled purpoa.
But Baker allClfldly stopped pay-
ment on the cbedc and never received
any money, officials said. A leCODd
check wu returned unutcd.
The foundation's checkl require
two si'1'8tum, and only Baker.
foundatton chairman David 0. Silts.
a SuJ)Crior Court judlie, and Tim
Strader, chairman o1 the Lepcy
Companies and a ~or donor to the
Performins Arts Center, were
authorized to sisn. the source said.
cluster of apartment-styled mail-box~ many arc miuina doors
alt()JCther.
And nearly every trailer in the S9'-
unit park has at least one broken
window, .-tched. with tape and
plastic, or paper, or not at all.
S~h problems arc typical for the
The source said Sills' stanatu.re
appeared with Baker's on the S41,000
check.
Sills said he had not seen the check
and did not know whole ~ture
appeared. He added that prehminary
audits by t~ aroup'1 attomeis find
no money m1ss1na. .
Even IO, the District Anomey'a ofti~ bas launched an investiption
into the alleptions. lJle matter came
to liJht last week Mien I 9eCteW'y
found two foundation checb miJa..
ina.
The ~ reported the disap-~nc:e to Sills, who said he fovnd
the $48,000 chec:k WU wntteit to
Baker. He sa.id be confronted Baker late lut Friday, aod Baker res.aped
from tbt foundation.
Silla said he called the District
Attorney's offiec early Saturday.
Baktr was out of toWD and un-
available for comment. His attorney,
Paul Meyer, was also unavailable.
John Nakaoka, Baker's cama-i&n
manqer, said Baker wanted more money for the final days of tbe fteniely
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.nmt9d ....... IMlme at u.e A.loll• Palma
compla OD 18da Street ha eo.ta II r I I
families who rent trailers in the Aloha
Palms complex on 16th Street, tni-
dents contend.
Tbe tenants said they've asked
their landlord to fix the serious
PtOblcms, like their rooft and
heatina, but have received no help.
"A lot of people have a lot of
problems. There's a Jot of dillUJlina
th lfllS," said J uJta JI mcnez. a 4-year
Aloha Palms resident. .. Th~ told us
we weTC break.ans everythina. but
that's not true. We take mo~ from
our own pockets to fi• everytlu~ -
Any landicapi.na 1n the complex.
(Pl---TllAJLSR/A2)
fo.,1 eJection, and was~
telhnt his two-ctory Irvine bome so
raix the cash. Nauob said be penulded .._
to refinance the home iuteed 1lwfti was a delay, ~ver, and 8Uer did
not ~ the money until June 2. ftve
da}'S before the dection.
Baker narrowly lost the 40t.b C.on-
pcuional Distnct ooniest to New-
port Beach attorney Christopber Coa.,
who outspent Baktt in the nice.
Baker, also an attorney, =about (Pleue .-M /AS)
Safety
measures
OK'dfor
highway
Coastal Commlsston
approves signs along ..
Laguna Canyon Road
BJ AOBERT BYNDMAN °' .. ..., .......
The state Couta1 Commission
approved plans Tbunday to make
intenm sifety improvemenll on
.Ll&una Canyon Roed.
• A.mona the planaed cbanaes are the
posti of additional traJric · possi~ installatiott ~fa~-=
at the intenection ~ CdyqJl Aau
Dnve and lncrcased police~f~
mcnL In addltion._ an indepeqdent traffic--
cQ&ineeri.na firm will ~ hired to
evaluate the effccuveness of the chanaes and recommend after one year what eddiuonal safety improve.
mcnts ouJht to be: made.
The Coutal Commission's 12-0
appro¥&1 at its meet.ma in San Diqo
came at the UfllDf of the Onnae
CountyTransponationCommission.
-1 was pkurd we wa-e able to
come totet.her on a plan,.. said
Lquna Beach City Councilmao Neil
Fiu.patridt. ··1 think we'vedevdoped
I pttUy JOOd aareentcnt ..
That qreement as in marked
contrast to the debate in recent
months that has earned city officials
90nte new enemies.
Oops! Edison annual ctepicts drinking
Transportallon CommiSSJOnen u
well as Calt.rans ofticials were sore
over Lapoa Beacb's victory last
February tn persuadiqa the Coatal
Commission to reject a S 13 million
plan to realip and widen Lacuna
Canyon Roed.. The oommll1lon
qrccd that the project would cause
excessive damaat to lbe environ-
menL
BJ ROBERT BARKEB °' ............
A bot-oft'-tl»pres.s student year-
book is causi:nt_ red faces at Hunt·
inaton BeKb'l Edison Hiah School,
an instilution that recently took on a sreet.ina card firm for printina padu-ation cards that teemed to advocate
drinkina. The yearbook conwns a full·plle
of photos of pertyina Edit0n ttudenll
.
holding beer bottles and wine coolers.
lau&hing and havins a aood timt.
One ~rent, who said he's
.. steamed," described the layout as
"the full Spuds McKenzie treat-
ment."
"I'm very conoerned and disa~
pointed," Principal Jack Kennedy
said Thursday. "If there was 1 way I
could recall it, I would. But I can't
"It depicts evcrythins we're
apinst." he said of the layout "It's
¥u<f.slinging:
Ca!Jlpa.igns need
. to·clean µpacts
..
absolutely the antitpesu of what we
stand for."
Edison pined a certain amount of
notoriety on the anti-drinki!ll front
rec:CfttJy when it became involVed io a
protest apin11 Hauman. after a
pamtl discovered two areetiDJ C&fds
that linked drinkina to lf'llduation
fun.
The parent, who is on a committee
planning a safe and sober graduation
party Thursday at &Uson, took the
cards to Mothers Aptnst Drunk
Driven who mounted 1 protest last
Friday in front of the Hallmark
rqion.al _sales office 1n Newport
Bach.
Brian oetand, who 11 tcbeduJed to
sUccced .. the mirill& Kenaedy u
principal on July l, ieprueztcd
Edison Hilb at the demonstration.
Garia~ who said he had seen too
many instances of students "drink.ans
and drivi.na and dytna." said Thurs-
day that the page of l*'Yll\I students
ref1cct.s "poor Judpnent" and puts
out a poor 1mqe of the school.
"It won ·1 happen ~·" Garland
said, .. I won't tolerate 1t. You can bet
the farm."
Garland aid be was ooc of 1everal
adults who cheeked the breath of
about 900 students at the recent
senior prom to make sure there v.-as
no alcohol.
(Pl1111 .. SDl80R/A2)
Smc.c Lquna Beach offica.als &e·
uvely opposed the plan. sute nns-
portatioo officials af'JUC(l that F.·
haps the oty ought to be responsat*
for defeod1na apinst lawswts aem.
mina from accidents on the roadway.
And on June I, the Transportation
Commission t0uabt to have the stait drop Laguna Canyon Road from the
state highway system and ave it
under the 1unldiction of the city. The
_ (1'19ue .-CAJllTOW/ A2)
.Karl due to plead innocent
Jn probe of campaign funds
F,_ 1.-it ... win ,.,..SS
. Newpon Beach resident Stuart
Karl, who made a fortu~ martcet1na
Jane Fooda's workout tapes. will
Dlead notpilty tocbarJes he illcp.lly funneled mooey to the camplisns of
presidential hopeful Gary Han and
other candidates.
Karl'• attorney said bis client wiU dee~ his innocence when he ap-
. pean in federal court in Santi Ana
later this moetb. Kai\ 3.il, ia iccUled in • fodcra1 nndj,ry indictment of conspirKy,
false St&tc.mcnt-cooccalmetu ln a
•
c.-1 pollllclw, KMI'• trlMd• call him p118'°'18fa M
matter before a aovemment &FnC}. makioa an illepf corpcnte ooatnbu-
tioo to a tede1al candidate. makins
cxCIC$$ive contributions to a can-
d.idate and makins a campaip c0n-
tribUtion in the name of another. K.affi a 1971 lfad•te of Corona dcl
Mar Hiib ScbOol. indueed othm to
make political coelributiou support·
iJll candidltes tie llvOftd tD 19U and
l 916 UJ4.thm reimbUl'lcd \be donon
to dude fbdenl ~imilJ on such
concnbuuons. the 12-count indict·
ment allqcs.
The toVttllmcnt alleecs Kart tolia-
tcd the small contributions and that
treasurers of the political commi~
1nvof\.-ed dedattd them small Piel
lawful contributions made by pciopM
other than Kart.
··There is ho evidcnoe lhat Mr.
Hatt or the other tmatorial cn-
dtdatQ were aware of tbe ilklll
(PlllUWUllL/AI)
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tlws to. • ~ oww, .. ~ -. UJbd· we eot Whi ... "°""1iet IQ !uta ~ ,....., )imeoez ~ .. it-. imta" ..
reftaled '° commtnL Oflld8ll 1a ant dtat we 11e ~ lllatiat.
Aloha's ....... mnt c:ompuy, Tlae ·~"Ml •lilled'~ be ol Mitra M• c ment of Sula ADI. raidea..... •UOf'DeY 1licMrd did noc ret..,. telephone caUL WM• ~ wbo iS directina cbe reo1 ltriu.
tac>De'a 1\astin •tlOnleY, Terrance SO lat, be atimata. mCft tbaa $4.550
Calder, allo did DOt retW"ll tdcpbone .. been witbbdd.
~ . Evicticla ooticet-and Sph'a W.1
Jimenez said calls f~ and countmnova -have been flied in ~uests for ICtVice aR · y met HartM>r MWlicipeJ c.ourt. Tbey
-1th k>.oa delays -if they are met 11 should rach trial in about a month,
all "The manlltf yella al us that he is Spi~~ aid the eviction notices
uleep. Or he tells us tbll wedoe't ea? would blve come witb or without the
much, so we don't tr:t mudl, rent scrike.
Jimenez said. "He tells us be's ou:r "Tbe com::li just boutbt the friend. but he's no friend." property and them all to move,"
Sbe II.id the tenants weR aftaid of Spix laid. ~want to make it into
demandina repain. even wbm tbe a QOfllmercial district." sew.,e pipes _-wbicb nan above SP,U S&id be contacted Cotta Mesa
povnd lhrou&bout the put -broke ofricills 1bout tbe owner's intentions.
and speftd raw ~ down the and the project wu dropped. Oty
driveway of the compki. plannina ofTscials ClOllfirmed that the
.. We llways have~ problems owner applied tor . the necemry
here, and they take their ume in fixina permits to develop the ~ and
it, .. Jimenez S&id. 1'be ru,,... just that the request was la1er witbdl'lwa.
watches the kids play in the dirty But Juan Villuana.. ~\. ~ bu
water... Uved in Alobl Palma fot mn:ie years
Costa Mesa codo-enforciement of· with bis wit: and three dWdten., Mid
ficials said they've neva-inspected be has not received any 1IOticle that
the park for violations bec:aute tn.iler dcve~nt plus were mapped. perts are handled by the state. State M bia 17-year-old dagptcr, ~
officials in Sacramento .ere un-tranllaaed, lbe iailor said be ii
available for comment. participetiQI in the snt 1trite to •vc
AbomlnableSnowman
search In Tibet falls
LONDON (AP) -A eeven-week
hunt for the Abominable Snowman in the wilds of Tibet yielded atrante
footprints i.n the 1n<>w and the
n:mains of two skinned sheep but no
proof that the mythical 1peman
exists, searchers reponed.
A six-man expedition exploRd the
23,237-foot Me=mnstte summit. where British ex Eric Shipton
took bis famous topaph of a four-
toed footprint in 1951.
But Chris BoDiap)n. 53, leedet o(
the ~lion. tOld a news con-ference .. there.a cenainly not any
conclusive evidence one way or
another .. that the ~ apeman
exists.
EDISON ANNUAL DEPICTS DRINKING •••
ham Al
"This kind of thin& makes us loot
like hypocrites. ..
Tbe Pitt near the beck of the
yearbook causina the controversy was purchased by students for photos
and menaaes. scbool officials said.
Jim Wbeder, a ·~~_advner of
the yearbook -the Oracie, said be
hasn't been sure on "where to draw
the lioc .. in li&ht of recent Supreme
C-Oun decisions concemina freedom
of preu invoJvina student J>ubli-
cations.
But Wbeder said the yearbook ~ which makes the decision on
wbat kind of material ps into the
annual. bas voted not to ~t such
features in next year's edition.
Wheeler laid his job iJ to keep the
staff' out of trouble. He said that be
may not have done it this year.
Janet Cater, president of the
Mothers Apjnst Drunk Driven. aid
the photo PllC points out the import-
1.DQe of the poup's recent protest
apinst Hal1mUk.
••Teen.qe drinkina is insidious.
Seventy percent of students in b\ah
tchool unfortunately. drink. Cards
sayina that it's funny and humorous
and accieptable contribute to the
problem. It i.llustrates how much
work we have to do."
DISPUTED SENIOR PROJECT ENDORSED •••
PIOIDAl
ri&ht to the ambiancie t.bcy'n: uted in the facility, brinaina the number of
to." said C-Ommissioner Gary Di rooms down to 98.
,1 Sano. "S\i't I do know that what bas Developer Jon Oaristeson said be
been there hasn't worked." wun't sure sf the ~ wu ec:on-
The commission made a few omically feasible with the ldditional
chanaes of its own before approvina area Rduction. but added. .. It's put
the project, loppina off an additional of the c:ballenee."
3,300 square feet of the propoted · LenSdtzer,chairmanofN~bon
facility. to Preserve Corona dcl Mar, said the
It was not clear when: the reduc-fiabt apiast the facility is far &om
tions would be made but 3,300 over.
square feet could mean { 0 less rooms "We are perfcctJy ready IO take this
to the City Council, .. be said.
Seltzer aid that because the pro~ site has no density dcsi&-
nat.aon, the city must wait until the
upcomiq aeneraI plan amendments
to consider the project. The city
attorney's otrK:e disputes that conten-
tion.
Seltzer said his STOUP has retained
lepl countel and may colllider a
lawsuit if the council upholds the
project's approval.
CANYON ROAD SAFETY MEASURES DUE •••
From Al ;
proposal. however, was n:jCCted by
the Assembly Ways and Means
Committee.
'"The OCTC bas not been a fnend
to the city, to put it kindly,"
Fitzpatrick said.
0raQIC County Supervisor Tom
Riley, a Transportation Commiss.ton
member, said Thunday there an: no
further plans to foroe the canyon road
on the city.
"'The way rm look.ins at this now,
this is the onJy action in town. It's all
wc1J be workina on." Riley said. "I
think this action 1s somethina that
seems to be fair to all parties
concerned. I believe it's m everyone's
best interests.''
Caltrans will pay for the traffic
sians and the possible tratrae sianal.
the city will fund the added police
enforoement and the Transportation
Commission will pay for the enaj-
nccrina study. Those improvements
are expected to be made within sill
months.
The Laauna Beach City C-Ouncil
considered the Transportation <:-Om-
mission's proposal Tuesday niaht.
but had reservations about support-
1n1 It.
The council was concerned that a
commission study miabt delay any
immediate safety improvements the
city is plannfof in cooperation with
Caltrans. Officials also did not want
an enajneerin& firm's proposals to be
bindiJll on al[ affected parties.
At Thursday's hcarins. the Coastal
Commission qreed that the enai-
nccrina study should only be con*
sidered as recommendations. How-
ever, it sided with the Transportation
Commission's proposal for the study
to be completed after one year, rather
than two, as Lquna Beach officials
had ~uested.
KARL TO PLEAD INNOCENT IN PROBE •••
P'l"Olll A 1
contributions. .. U.S. Attorney Robert
Bonner said at a news conference to
n:veal details of the m<hctment.
leaedly encourqed the contnbut1ons 1989. In March 1987 Karl wu foroed
to be made were still under invcsUJI-to resian by Lonmar-Telepictures,
lion and Stock said that unidentified followina conflict-<>f-interest allep-
members of the Hart campaign arc tions.
oooperatina with the aovemment. Karl II.id in an interview then that
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CAMPAIGNS NEED CLEANING UP •••
Prom Al
the consultants, and says the ~
needs to address the problem of hit
mail.
.. , think Republican loyahsts aR
absolutely fed up with this mucltrak-
ina by paJ<S political backs that put it
out," Fuentes said.
"The &uilt 11 on thole that push
candidates to utiliz.c this kind of
mailer in a camp&ian."
Political consultants counter that
nothin& soes out withou1 a can-
didate's approval r
Harvey En&landei of Harvey Ena-
landcr Consuftants did IOJM wort on
ballot measures in Sacramento and El
Monte and for Supervison R*1
Stanton and Gtddi Vuquez in this
year's campeian.
He also bandied the supervi10rial
races of Don Roth and Harriett
Wi:edcr two yean •· Enalander said his firm includes a
written provision m its contract that
nothina aoes out without the can-
didate's OK, or he doesn't pay for it.
"So you can be sun: we iot everythina
siped off." he said.
"If a candidate says it's the consult-
ant and not him, then the candidate is
a liar," EnaJander said. "And if the
candidate really didn't know what the
consulllnt was do1n&. then the can-
didate 1s a fool."
EnaJandcr qucs nqative mailers
have a fe&itimate place 10 a ampai&n
-as Iona as the chattes are true.
for instance, mailers from the C-Ox
and Baker c.ampai&ns that linked
Rosenberl to h15 brother Werner
Erhard, die founder of the telf-belp
aroups est and The Forum, went
beyond EnaJander's litmus test be-
cause they inferred RosenbetJ was
tied to some kind of danaerou• cult.
On the other hand, he accepted
Rosenberg and Baker mailen that
,umped on Coll for failina to vote i.n
the November 19M election and in
both the primary and aeneral election
m 1986.
.. It's the obliphon of the candidate
to put out ncptive stuff as Iona as it's
true and honest." Enalander said.
Some hit mail is so outlandish,
consultants aaree the perpetrators
ouaht to face chalJCS.
En&Jandcr 1aid a mailer from an
Arizona friend of Rotenberg was in
that catqory. It charaed Cox with director for the Bush for President
beif\J a communist sympathizer. campaian, disqrees.
"The full wei&ht of the law ou&ht to "What aood is that aoi~ to doT'
!o after that guy in Arizona," he aid. Padberg asked. "Any poliucal con-
If there an: no laws, there should sultant doesn't do anythina without
be." the candidate's OK.. You should
That was one of two main com-license the candidates!"
plaints voiced by Baker consultant Padberg said the AAOC formed an
Frank Caterinicchio. ethics committee abouJ a year qo
After the Baker adultery alleptions that has been tryina to draw some
went publi~ he said ~he Prest. failed au1deltnn.
th{OU&hourthe campal&Jl to point our "The biacst problem is it's very
that unsianed mailers were illepl. touah to act everyone to qree on what
.. A crime was committed,•• he: said. is ethical," she said. "The issue is so
"It was an anonymous letter from an any, it's hard to make a determina-
anonymous aroup m a federal cam-tion.
paian. and that was a violation of "I hate to use the analOI)', but
federal law." what's pomosraph1c to me may noc
But worse, Caterinicchio said, was be pomograp?lic to you."
the way people have manaaed to s,ki~ She, too, feels the press shouldn't
the law by usina the press to do the> have raised the Baker adultery issue.
mudslin1m1 for them. J "The Gary Hart th1n1 had lon.J
When the press ianored the--been an issue in Wuhinaton, D.C.
anonymous letten about Baker, an When he challenaed the press they
anonymous man stood up m a had to ao for il." Padberl wd.
candidates forum and made the "But in Baker's cue it was dif-
adultery charge in front of hundreds ferent. He is a family man who had
of people. . some mantal difficulties and ironed
Both the Pilot and Oranac C-Ounty them out.
Register printed the story the neJtt "It didn't beoome an issue until the
day. The Los Anacles Times ran its papers wen: duped into mat.in& it an
story one day later. issue."
··So now newspapers an: doina the Neither Padberg nor the o\hers
dirty work for campaian manqcrs," hold out much hope campai&n styles
he said. will soon improve.
The question of publicizina can-"What is unfortunate is that every
d1dates' {>f'!vate lives took off with candidate would love to do only
prcsidenual candidate Gary Hart, but posi1ive mail," Enf1andcr said.
Caterinicchio argues that story was "But studies we ve done on focus Jaraely substantiated by proof. while JTOUJ>S show that. people only re-
the alleptions apinst Baker were member the neptive mail."
based solely on n1mor.
He doesn't acx:e{>t the araument
that Baker hurt himtelf by never
directly addressina the charge.
"You'n: forcioa someone to take a
position on somethina thal bas no
basis in fact," he said. "'You're forcina
us to make it a lqitimate issue bY
commcntina on it.
"To respond simply to a ctwsc by
another candidate{ I don't think is
responsiblejouma ism." ·
Caterinicchio sugested campaian
consullants should be licented l?)' the
American Association of PohticaJ
Consultants to clamp down on un-
ethical practices.
Eileen Padbers. reaional Political
BAKER ....
homAl
SS00,000 on bis campaisn.
Nakaoka said any campeian can
always use more money, but Baker's
"wasn't in trouble."
"There was absolutely not a reason
to do what he did." Nakaoka said. "I
don't know what happened or why h
ha ned." fl: said he found out about the
a11*d scandal Saturday but bas not bad a c:haDcc to discusa the matter
with Baker.
Thirteen of Karl's former em-
ployees, who were used as conduits
tor the alletcd contributions. were"°'
indicted bccau.se most of them coop-
erated in the investiption and have
been ajven limited immunity from
prosecution, Bonner said.
The indictment contends Karl the company's estimated annual sales made $200,000 in illepl campa1an were between S80 million and SJOO .--------------------------------------
contributions to Hart and other million.
"Generally, we are more interested
an the person causina the contribu-
tions to be made,·· he explained.
The indictment allcss Kart also
u5ed his corporation, k.arl*Lorimar
Home Video, to ajve an illepl
$25,000 contribution to a fund-rai1e1
entitled "A.n Evenina With Barbra
Streisand and Robin Williams."
The fund-raiser benefited various
candidates mdudina Timothy Wirth
of Colorado, Tom Ducb1e of South
Dakota, Bob Edor of Pennsylvania,
Patrick Leahy of Vermont. and Alan
Cranston of California. Bonnet and Auistant U.S. At-
torney Nancy Stock said a futtber ~jury praentatioa will be made
lD the cue involvina other possible
participants in tbe conspiracy.
They indicated that members of
Ka.rt't pOlitical campaip wbo at..
MAIN OFPtCa
candidates. It said $38,300 went to In November 1987, Lonmar-Tele-
conpessional and Senate candidates. pictures filed suit apinst Karl, atq-
whtle SI S9,SOO went to Hart's 1984 1na he bad violated terms of a
campaian. fuiancial aareement made when be If convicted, Karl faoes 36 years m resilned from K.atl-Lorimar. He de-
prison and fines totalina at least Died wroQldoina and the suit is
$930,000. His arraianment was pendina.
scheduled for June 20 in U.S. District Before ldlin& into the video busi-
Court in Santa Ana. ~ K.arfpublisbed t11lde mapzinCI:,
KArl. who once delcribed bimtelf raftllna ffom the then·~nina
as a "bumble little &UY with the tom waietbcd industry to period1cals on
tennis sboes1" became a millionaire spa and saunas.
became of bis foreu&bt in the map-Kart alto staned publication of
zinc and video markets. He staned Newport Mmpzine, which eventually
Kart Video in 1979. It was rapon-evolved mtoOranaeCout Mapzine
sibk for Fonda's fint "Wortout.. after he .old in1elat in it. v~. which bas sold millions of TheNew~Beactuesidcntnowis copes. the head of Kart-Irvine Films, a
Aft.er ldli!ll his company to com'plny Kar1 formed with J1mes
Lorimar in 1914 for u undi~ Irvine. wbole a.DCQtOl'1 founded The
amount, Karl became oresidcnt and Irvine Co.
chief ex~utiv~ . '?f lea,tt·Lorimar , K.arl l~ves ln the ~ Caoyon
Home Video divwon. with an em. community with hil wit'i ud 1..0
pk>yment contnct runaina thtouP Cbildml. ~
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0t'"99 COiet OAJLV PILOTIF~. June 10, ~ * A.a
Cheny picking,
country excursion
offered at awe
Mesa spending reduced by 8.4% . l
Golden West Collete is offttfna • day in the.
CC?UDU')' nut Wed~y Jn the fCnn of a tour bus
tnp frOm 1:30 a.m. to 4.30 p.m.
The excunion will ttop at Cherry Valley,
atoppina at a local orchard to pick tho 1ea10n'1 tint
cheriiel: Other ~ on the tour are the Edwa.rd-
Dean Mueeum, the San Ocqoinio Inn in Bannina
and a 1~h •lOP of yes1er)'eat to reminitce
about lndiansraidlit Muaecree&nyon and pioneer
treb alona the De Anza ttajl.
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Cotti Mesa City COund.I memben are
mullina over a propoeed 1911-19 fitcal
year budatt of more than SS6.2 million.
which i1 an 8.4 petc:tnt decreate over lut
year'11ptndin1 l*kaet. ac:cOrdina to City
Manaaer Allan Roeder.
"Generally, I have recommended con-
tinuinJ the present level of eervice for the m~onty of existil'll prosrams while n»
ommendina modifications in some areas,"
Roeder told the council when he in.
troduc:ed the proposed bud.,CL
The spending plan also includes a lS
~~ casb raerve or the operatt-~ Roeder laid. -
c C. ,._~ DubliC MUi111:_ on the ®cumea.t ii
~Jut 20. Copies of the spendiq ~ are availeble in the city c1ert•1 offiee.
The 1arpst put or the proposed ~
-sliahtly more than 4l percent -is~ taraieUid for procection of J)tt$0ns and
property, whicb ioclude1 fire and police
ln'ViOCS. Roeder 1&id.
The &otal Police ~ent ~ is rouahJy $6. 7 million, while firefl&hten are
~ for $14.1 million. That fllute
includes money CO lease-purchase five ne-w fi~ truckJ and &be addition of a fire'
ldtninistrator. AA additional S2:8 millaoa
il ~ for Otber pubbc aervica. ~IO lM 21 ~ budle\. AtlOCiationt repn:11mti• lhe city•s fU"e-fiabten aod oolice officen are ~rina to
ea:,:ndatiOn.s with the city. IO the Pl .... does not rdleci possible
u1ary bim, l(ocder uid.
ROldwayi allO ~ pmminiently in the.
Cit)' "1Ullt(S IJrOPoled budaet.
Under money &om Proposition C -which voters Plucd to allow city ofraci.als
&o apeod money acquired beyond Slate limits-S~.000 is~ aside for partway cosutnaction.
Roeder also recomrnenckd more than
,
sa million be tptlll oa tnlllpOl'tatioa and '
Sued maiA&cnaace. :;
M°" than S6.3 millioo i1 rccoaun1>9'dcd .,
for unitation. pl,anlline. lllCICW commu.U. '
ty llTV~ and city bcaut11ication pro;c.cts.
ICC()tdina to the docunMlnL
• Moro tbu $7.5 million it let aide few •
recreation ~· Ud facihtia. iadud-Z inl proposed •mprovemcnts at Fairview \
Park and TcWinkle Park..
The cost of ruru•ina the .,vct0meat, '.
from $224,077 for the ci&y clerk'• office to
$2.6 million for fin•ncitl ltr'Vices.. ia I
proposed at SI 0.2 million. , "h's a back-to-buia budlet," Roeder
said. . ;
The propam rte of $33 includes recliner bus,
lunch, muteWn edmillion and tour 1uide service.
Advance reaisttation is required and children under
16 are not penniued. Call 191-8991 for details.
Bealtb Hmlnar •lated
Jane Nathan oftrvine will conduct a free health
and nutritiion eeminar Wednesday at Whipple's
Healthy Foods in Newpori Beach.
Coast sallOTs plan 8, 000-mile voyage ~
Nathan will discuss the immune system and
bow to k:~ it strona at the 6 p.m. proaram. Call
644-7733 for additional infonnation.
Chamber HUion planned
The Newport Harbor Area Ch.amber of Com-
merce will bold a blender Wedne3day at Newport
NilSln, 888 Dove St., Newport Beach.
Tbe session is tcheduled from S to 7 p.m. and auests will be admitted for SlO. Call 759-121 l for aewts.
Winery Investment seminar
Tbe options, risks and benefits of winery
investments will be discussed Thursday at the
Pacific Oub in Newport Beach in a seminar
presented by Schneider Securities and Vintech Inc.
Space is limited and those wishina to attend
musL call 494-6184 by Monday to secure reser-
vations. Additional infonnation is available from
CPA Michael Grady at 661-2347.
Date rape dlscualon
The issue of date rape will be examined at
Wednesday's meetina of the South Coast chapter of
the National Orunization for Women. to be held at
8 p.m. in the Elioro Library, at El Toro Road and
Raymond Way_
Jonnie L. Wesley, director of education for the Oran&e County Sexu.tl Assault Network, will be the
speaker. The public is invited and further mfor-
matioo may be obtained by calling 859-9372.
Computer asen meet
Tbe Pick Users Group of the California Data
Base Maf\llCment Association will bold a meetina
Wednesday at S p.m. at the Holiday Inn, 17941 Von
Karmann Irvine..
Oua Giobbi. president of the International Data
Base Management Association, will discuss the
Spectrum Manufacturers Association and the Pick
marketplaoe. 0111 863-1999 for more information.
omcen' wives' luncheon
The June luncheon for the Officers' Wives'
Leque of Orange County will be held Wednesday at
the Crown House Restaurant in South Laauna,
where the OWLS annual charity fund will be
distributed.
Astrol<>ser Ann McKn1aht wlll present a
proaram at the event, which is open to wives and
widows of retired officers, u well u retired women
officers of all branches of the armed forces. Call
Charlotte Walker at S49-2028 for further infor-
mation.
Friday, June 10
No meetinas scheduled
Monday, June 13
• 9:30 a.m. Orup C.Uty Trauportatloa
Commlutoa, board meetina room, Hall of Admanis.-
ttation, l 0 Civic Center Plaza, Santa Ana.
• I: 30 p. ql. Oru1e Couty Pluala1 Com-
mlaaloD, board meetina room, Hall of Adminis-
tration, l 0 Civic Center Plaza. Santa Ana.
• 6:30 p.m. Costa Mesa Planning Commission.
council chambers, 77 Fair Drive.
• 7 p.m. Lqna Bea~ Dowatowa Spedflc
Plu, recreation conference roomt SOS Forest Ave.
• 7:30 p.m. La.-. Bea~ Am Commluloa,
oouncil chambers., SO~ Forest Ave.
OCC classes to sail
to Hawaii, Alaska and
down Pacific coast
By ALMON LOCltABEY
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An 8,()()()..mile sail training voyage~
sponsored by Orange Coast College and
involvina more than SO Orange County
sailors is scheduled to act undeT way
Saturday from OCCs sailina base in
Newpon Beach.
Crewina aboard the colleae's 65-foot
sloop, Alaska Eagle, the students will sail
to Hawaii, Alaska, Canada and down the
West Coast before arriving back in
Newport Beach on Sepl 17.
The sailors will participate in all aspects
of shipboard life, im(>rovingon navigation
and seamanship s.lc1lls under the super-
vision of two Coast Guard licen!ed
instructors.
According to OCC sailing director Brad
Avery. most of the people sa1hng on
thccruisc will be preparing for a long
dis14ncc voyage in their own boats.
"Many of our students are boat owners
who want to find out what a major cruise is
all about -without talcing their own
boats, .. said A very.
While some crew members arc full-time
OCC students, others are Oranac County
professionals, includma a mix of doctors,
lawyers, airline pilots and real estate
agents.
"A lot of lasting friendships have been
made on board pr~vious \'..Oyqes," said .
Avery. "The cruiS:C worlcs we.11 beca~~ 'Tbe A••elran EacJe la abOWD OD a pl'e'rioaa T0J9Ce.
everyone on board 1s interested in learrung
more about offshore sailing and navi-will takeanothercrewona 10-daycruiseof and leg six will bnp,ga crtl'Wdown the U.S.
ption." the Hawaiian Islands; lq three will be to coast from Vancouverbeforearrivinaback
The cruise will be sailed in six legs with Kauai and then 2,500 miles to GlaClCf' Bay, 1n Newport. l..qs of the cruise ranar from
nine students and two instructors aboard Alaska. I 0 to 19 da)'l.
for each leg. The first leg will take students Students on legs four and five will ' Designed and bwlt for the Whitbread
from Newport Beach to Honolulu; tea two explore the coasts of Alaska and Canada. Round the World yacht race, Alaslca Eagk
Business gave Badham $2,000
prior to his vote for contract
Frem ataff ud wire reportl
Rep. Robert Badham 1s among seven
House Armed Services Committee mem-
bers who were paid $2,000 each for
attending a Wisconsin company's break-
fast only hours before a vote ordcnna the
. Army to buy SOO of the company's truclcs,
according to a published repori.
Badham, a Newport Beach Republican
who is rctirina from his 40th Con-
gressional Dtstrict this year, was among
those who received the "honoranum" for
attending lhe breakfast hosted by the
Oshkosh Truck '.:'orp. on April I. 1987.
The honorariums were revealed m 1987
financial disclosure statements that House
members had to file by May IS of this year.
the DaJlas Momin1 News reported in
today"S editions.
Another breakfast attendee, Rep.
Marvin Leath, D-Texas, sponsored an
amendment that day orderina the Army to
boost its purchases of Oshkosh's,$ 130,000
l 0-ton trucks and drop a plan that would
have jeopardized company sales, the
newspaper said. The amendment was
adopted later that day by an Armed
ServtCCS subcommittee
"It looks kind of funny, doesn't 1t?" said
V.P. "Pres" Grove, Oshkosh's vice presi-
dent for government affairs .. referrina to
the schedulina of the breakfast. ''But it
really wa.s a sheer coincidence."
Grove said the honorariums weren't
designed to preserve Oshkosh's !()..ton
truck p~m and are just "sort of the way
business 1s done" in Wuhinaton.
Lcatb's amendment was approved by
voice vote, meanina no record was kept of
the voters, but Badbam confirmed through
an aide that he voted for the measure.
Badham. Leath and five of the other
House members who attended the break-
fast arc among the 19 members of the
House Armed Services Procurement Sub-
committee, which adopted Lcath's Os-
hkosh truck amendment. ~ other sub-
committee members at the breakfast were
Reps. Ike Skelton, D-Mo., Roy Dyson. D-
Md .. Norman Sisisky, D-Va. and Larry
Hoplcins. R-Ky.
House records show that Skelton. Dyson
and Hoplons voted at an Apnl 22
procurement subcommittee meeting for
another Leath amendment to restore $75
mtlhon that had been cut from the Army
bu~t for Oshkosh trucks.
S1sisky opposed the April 22 amend-
ment. The News did not say how Badham
voted OD It.
Rep. Bill Otckmson of Alabama.. who
also received $2.000 for the Oshkosh
breakfast. does not sit on the procurement
subcommittee. but played a ltcy role later
in 1987 in a compromise with the Senate
requinna the Army to buy even more
Oshkosh trucks than Lcath's amendment
stipulated. the newspaper said.
Leath -who coUccted $38,000 in
honoranums in 1987 and kept $25,885,
almost the pemussibk limit -said he saw
noth1na wrona with takina such payments.
.. Peopk tend to support you hued on
the pos1uons you take. not the other wa)
around, and I think that ·tends to aict
overlooked.," Leath said. ··1 auarantce you.
1f they call me apin and say, ·would you
hke to come up hen: and ,et an honor-
anum?" rn do it. Yoo cu take that to the
bank "
,
has proven to be an tdea.l vessel for
offshott "'OY8&Jn& since 1t was donated to
OCC SIX years qo.
''Thts will be our fifth Hawati.an cruise,"
said Avery.
Growth measure
in Seal Beach
headed to defeat
' .
A slOW'tfOwth measure ID Sc:al 8c:ach was los1n& b) 14 votes TbW'Sday as ;
election officials st.rualed to complete the
count of absentct baflOts.
The final vott count won't be known for
another week, but sJow'tf'Owth Meawn F
appeared headed for defeat.. as the "no"
votes slowly pulled away.
The Thunda) count sho-ed S,091 in
favor of the measure and S,105 opposed.
Both proponents and opponents in-
dicated the) v.ould scclt a recount 1f tbC)
lost on the measure. which would uc
development to stnct traffic. parks. flood-
control and pubhc safety standards.
The measure. which mirrors the faded
Measure A 1mllat1vc, had lost S,004 to
S.003 af\cr the pnm~ Tuesday in wtuch ,
5f> percent of the etty s 18.000 rq1stcred
voten cast ballots.
In the countyw1de vote. Measure A wu
defeated SS.7 percent to 44.3 percent
Althouah 350 ballots either have to be
rollC"Ctcd from ballot boxes or need
rqJstrat1on venficatton. offictals said they
probabl)' would not chan,e the outcome o(
Thursda) 's results.
Most of the absentee ba.llou tabulated
Thursda) were recetved aft.er 4 p.m.
Tucsda). too late to be verified.
Costa Mesa police say they
caught major cocaine dealer
• • • A woman on Woodfall told offioers
a man she knows broke into her
baclcyard-damaJina thefenoc while
doina so -and urinated on her
bunny rabbjt.
rcturmna home late from the baseball
pmcs. acconiina to repons.
the v1c11m told pohoc Thunday. • • • Pohct arT'CSted Scott F Condrey,
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Three Santa Ana men -one who is
believed &o be a .. fairly ~or ctnaa
dealer .. -were arraled early today
by Costa Meta undercover offu:en
who allqedly bOuaht cocaine &om
the men. .
Oylermo Oalda. 39, Geronimo Gomez. 26, and Joee E.cobi~
Outierrn, 3S. were arrested in a
SecioDd Street tiome in SUta Ana after they took 111tdm:Over officm
there co complete the deil. laid Cotta Mesa Sc1-Tom ~Ian.
..
More than six pounds of cocaine
with a street value of more than
SS00,000 was found at the Second
Street home, Boylan said.
"We belreve one of the people ii a
fairly m~r player.. the ~'
said. ..He s definitely a kilo-.emcl
dealer. When )'OU find th.rw ~
you're oot not talk.in& about 1 py
who does it occasionally, it'I ·Jlia
business.••
He did not say whkb of the men is
belit\'ed ID be tho rinPeadtt.
Boylaft said tho arres&a are linked
with another Costa Meu invatip-
tion, and came after offteera met W1th
the alltscd dealen at a Newpon
Boulevard motd and followed them
to Santa Ana. Oomu. and &cobido-Outitntt
1pperently lived at the home,
alu.outb all ..wre born in Mexico and
are not U.S. citizens, Boylan said.
The three men are in Costa Mesa
Chy Jail. EKb is bei"J held in lieu of
S.200,000 bail on suspacion of the sale 'ol c:ocaiee ud ~ion of cocaine
b lllt. lovta• laid. 1lley *if ibfy be anaipcd T~
day ia lleitiot Mwticipll Court in
Ncwpcwt .... M sakt.
f
LaewBeecla
Jewelry valued at $2,SOO was stolen
Thursday from a home alona the
1400 block of BJuebird Canyon. Road.
20, of Camp Pendleton ~on IUl1)icio11
of narcotics possession. Condrey was •
arrested at 3:30 Lm. Tbuncllry Oft •
South Coast Hiahway and wq held in ~
hcu ofSlO,OOObail
Death pelialty decision
could &ff ect other cases
tu<ients
en route
to border·
1 ~£0~~~
;, Radical students anacted riot police
\with fird>ombl and clubs today 11
they bertJed to re8cb the North
Korean border for reunification talks
with studenu from the communist
nonh.
Police in the center o(Seoul cbued
tboutands of tcreamina studenu
tryina to racb the main train station tO take trains to the border. About
S 000 bottled up by police in Yonsei
University tried to force their way
out.
.. We filbt for unification.." stu-
dentl cban1ed u they tried to break
throulh police lines to mate their"(
to the bOrdet JO miles llOftb of Seou .
..
Sandinista talks
with Contras off;
no new date set -
MANAGUA, Nicanpa (AP) -The pl or the fouttb round of
Tbo leftist Sandinista IQ\'Wfttnent MIO(iataona. wb.icb bepn on T_..
and the U.S.4*ked rebel• bave day, wu to end iM war and lutalJ
broken off .peace; ta1b that the demomtic refotma. io ~
insurtenll called the final anempt at with 1 preliminary JW*e ~a liped
neaot11tina an end to the 6-yeer~ld onMarch23intbevillqiDOfSapoaon
war. the Co&tl Rican border.
After the nqotiatiou ended Tbunday momiQI. the 90vem-
Tbunday, both sides said a tempor-ment put forth ill mOtt libaaJ
1ry truce would remain in efftct for an proposal to date and panted a by
undetermined amount of't.ime. rebel demand to institute democratic
No new date was announced for reform• before the rebels put down
resumina the talks, aimed at fashion. their weaponL
ina a permament halt to the filbtina Tbe Contru rejected the PtOPOUl,
that has claimed more thin 16,000 11yina the Sandinit\11 did'! · not
lives. auarantee that the meuurea woWd be
Delpite the breakdown, rebel enacted before they disarmed.
leader Alfredo Cesar told journalists The Sandinista ProPoial indUded
Tbunday ni&bt: .. We have reiterated freedom of expression, reform of
our deep conviction to look for electoral lawa, ~ration of tho ruJina
solutions to the conflict in our Sandinista party from tho Jllte and
motherland in a civilized way." the ri&ht to atrite.
Each side blamed tho other for the The aovemment propoul alto
discussions' failure. would have Jl'IDted political amnctty
Police bit by lrebombs tcreamed
with pain u they were envdoped in oranee flames in the &lbtina around
Yomei. Students wieidina wooden
and iron clubs beat troopen tryina to
ward off blows with shields. Both
s.ides pelted each other with rocks and
bricks.
Blick police armored cars fired
volley after volley of chokina tear ps
into the clwainl students. and police
martial arts 1quads counterattacked.
Studenu tried to immobiliz.c the vans
with fird>ombs and clubs.
~ mulenta attack riot police today r::.':' for an effort to inaRla to l'fortb d1lrlDC a dull In froat of SeOal'• YODMI border to preee for reaa.Ulcatlon. Unl•efttty wlaere tboaanda of adeata Police aneated 500 demoutraton.
The nation's defen1e minilter, ·in steps. with the fim 200 prilonen
Oen. Humberto Or1ep. head of the freedafterthesipinaofanqrcement
Sandinista ~lion, said the Con-and the last freed on Sept. 28.
tra rebels held' irrational positions" The Contras offered a propoul
and maintained an .. anti-neaotiation callina for total amnesty for all
attitude apinst the peace." political prisoners within five days of
In 1 statement releued in Wuhina-•ilJUna.
Police arrested more than 500
studenu in various parts of Seoul,
and about 40 students who manged
to reach lmjin&ak at the edF of the
Demilitarized 2.one aJona the border
Israelis crack down
on Arab journalists.
were immediately detained.
Police t.ttJcd several thousand
students who held demon.st.rations to
support the reunification march in the provinc:W cities of Taejon, Iri,
Botha extends
emergency rule
JOHANNESBURG, South Africa
(AP) -President P. W. Botha today
JERUSALEM (AP} -Israel ar-reached for comment on the Hareu extended the two-year nationwide
rested two PalesUnian reporter11nd a report. A day earlier, spokesman state of emeraency for another year
wri1C:r in a continuina crackdown on Olivier Rafowicz said the army had and said ordinary laws could not
Arab journalists, Arab newspapers no immedlate plans to close schools control unrest.
reported today. An Israeli ~II.id &pJn because of increucd violence. Anu-apertheid leaden assailed the
the·'° vemment may shut down West The Harcu story came a day after proclamation, whacb will leave hun·
Bank acbools apin. protests and a 1eneral strike marked dred1 of prominent activists in jail
Tbe Het>Rw daily newspaper six months of the "intefadeh," or without charJC.
Hartu quoted army so~ as sayma uprisina. Students and young ~pie The emeracncy rqulation1 allow
tebools could close apin 1f students playod a maJOr role an clashes with the swecp1n1 powers of detenuon, outlaw ~follow orders pvcn in undersround army Thursday "' the West Bank. many forms of peaceful anti-aovem-
Chunju, Chonan and Ko~u.
Troopers fired tear p1 to dnve
protesten back into collese camputeS
as students hurled firebombs and
rocks.
ton, rebel leader Adolfo Calero The rebels said there are 4,207
countered that the aovemment political prisoners. while the loter-
.. demonstrated ill hostility toward national Red Cross, 1een here u
any mcaninaful solution to the op-sympathetic to the aovemment, put
pression in !11icarqua." the fiaure at 3,324.
NATO calls for talks on troop reduction
By Tlte Associated Preti
MADRID, Spain -NATO foreip ministers today
called for early talks on reducina troops in Europe and
aueed to consider a laraer share of defense costs for the
turopcan allies. In a joint declaration issued at the end of
NATO's sprina meetina, the 16 foreip ministers said
successful neaotiations with the Sovtet bloc de~ on
.. substantial and balanced .. results on human n&hts. .. It's
aot to be a balanced peekue, .. said Lord Carrinaton. the
secrctary·aeneral of the Western defense poup who
retires at the end of June. The statement attempted to
prod the Soviets lo improve their human rifthts ~ before the Nonh Atlantic TrQly Orp.nizataon woUld
undertake nqotiations With the Warsaw Pact.
Ayatollah Hussein-Alj Montazcri in the holy city of Qom.
The qcocy said that President Ali Klwnenea also 11w
Montazcri in Qom on Thursday. In both cues, the aaency
said the two political leaders discuacd current issues.
Rafsanjani and Khamenei are political rivals in the power
struaaJe that has been tak.ina place in the Tehran hierarchy
over who will run the country when Khomeini dies.
American• targeted ln CIWJ•
Jeafleu to leave classes at noon. Ahmed Hassan Hawan, l 7, was ment protest and restrict freedom of
'• Authorities have extended killedwhenhewasshotinthehcadby specch,prcssandassembly. Khomelnl rennrtedlyd-'nd , classroom time to 12:~ or 1 p.m. to an Israeli officer in the village of White women from the Black Sash r-J ~. e
BEUING -Western hotels heiabtened security
today and children were told not to talk to 1traqen
because of a wam1n1 from the U.S. Emt.ssy that
American$ may become taraell of terrorist 1t1.1eks. .. We
are on the alert for all unusual occurrences and have
added a few more people lo our securi~ staff'," said Mu
Wilhelm, manqer of the Sheraton Grat Wall Hotel.
"But it's hard to say where lo look and what to look for."
The embassy sent out an "~nt notice to American
citizens" Thursday, sayin' Ch1nese authorities told tbt
embassy .. nationals of a thud country may be Plannina a
terrorist attack on Americans in Beijaq." Embessy
officials m Beijina said the Chinese reported there was
Middle East involvement, but provided no details.
make up for the four motlths schools Sebesuya near Nablus. The army said ca val ri&hts aroup stood alona high-NICOSIA, Cyprus -Two of Iran's top leaders were closed durillJ the height of the he was about to throw a cement block ways in JohanncsbulJ with posten conferred with the des1anated successor to Ayatollah
Palestinian uprisma apinst Israeli at troops from a terrace when he was sayinf .. Apartheid as the eme1J· Ruhollah Khomeini, the official news aaency said today.
occupation of the West Bank and shot. ency. A multiracial crowd of 100 A Western television network reported that the ailing
Gaza Strip. An 18-)'car-old youth and a 12-attended a viJil for &he 2,SOO eme'J-patriarch may be dyina. Iran's Islamic Republic News
A spokesman for Jhe West Bank's year-old girl were wounded an the leas ency detainees at Johannesburg s Aiency\ monitored an Nicosia, said Parliament Speaker
military 1ovemment could not be dunn1 a protest. Central Methodist Church. Hashema Rafsanjan1 conferred Wednesday with ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~~~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-
GRVJ Gtrr IDEAS
FOR FAniERS ~Y.
JUNE 19rn
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cot.t.on CTt'WnCCk
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THE MAGIC OF
NEWPORT
8 I A C H
VI DE 0
• ,ATH£R'S DAY
• THE MW GRADUATI
• OUT OF TOWN ,AMLY a ,RIENDS
• THE NEW~ HOME
Karl's indictment
saddens friends,
Coast politicians
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Our CNITl p\<at.ei 100~
r..cUon t,w 1 ll pn11. m
wh 114. , MV'j, 4TirY err
o\1ve. t'or ·~~ ~
LifMtyle Productiool h. MMmbled an Emmy award-winnin& team of
video production expert.a l.o captunt th• ncitement and vibrance of the world-CamOUI reeort.,.. of ... Newport ..._
The indictment of Newport Beach
video entrepreneur Stuart Karl is a
sad chapter an the life ofa man driven
by a passionate desire to stand up for
what he believed m, acx:ordina to a
local politicians and friends of Karl.
A federal arand jury indictment
banded down Thursday accuses Karl, 34, of 12 counts of conspiracy and
that people contribute to them be-
cause they·re runnina a aood cam-
paian," said Caner. "They appear to
be leaal contributions. Even so, it's
not clear what a former candidate
should do. 1 fed very responsible
toward the ca.mpaip and all t.heP,t
people. and that's why we're wa1tina
for the best anewer."
.,
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erd chambray, •'tO 00. Now •• oe 'rillu e11uae -ad...., fr'Oll UfeltJ'9 ~
roMoERBYMAn _______ l TOPOICIWSTllY'IDIOIAICA.LLY iflqal campaip fundin& practic:a
1temmina from contributions made
Name I Tht Handmaiden-to dozens of Democratic candidates I on the -ninaula in 1984 and 1986. Add,._ .,.....
si.c.,z;p I lmA1• Hallmark-Karl aJleaedly induced hit em-1 W•t.cliff plaza ployees and othen to make political
Pl .... •nd cMck or DJOMy order for IZ4.95 I contributions supponina candidates
Plu. 6 ,.., ta fot • cot&/ ol 126 46. I Zweber1 Plwmeey-be favored, and later reimbursed the
Corona del Mar donon to elude federal limill on such ro. I contributions, the indictdnt alleaa.
Ul•tyJ. Ptodlldicim GimotH1'1 He m~have contributed u muc6 as I Harbor View Cent.er S 190 the O H · 1611 W•t.t:Jjff Dr. Suii. 203 • to It}' art campatp I V,_ Lido on.-in 1984 and 1981, accordiq lo NEWroRT Bf.ACH · WE51WOOD Vlll..NJE · ~NA Ne,,,,,ort BMCb. CA ntJ60 DI' .. • _.. report.I.
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araduate of Corona del Mar Hiab School who belln publilbina traae
SANTA ANA HOSPITAL MEDICAL
CENTER SPONSORS MATERNITY·TEA . .
Ar• you conakSerlng ltertlng • fam-
lty, bu1 wonder1ng n ftnend81ty you
.,. rMdy? Or maybe you .,.. ~
nant and don't know where to h8Y8
your baby. Senta Ane ~tat
Medk'All c.nter la IS)oneor1oo a Ma-
""*Y T• to .,... ~.
pt cMdl IMnclno optiot• and ~
~ ..... the hotpital <*' on.
prOlp9Ctfw s-enta.
''The.._.... Oll\4Wr'l 150..,...
a month,'" Donne Wo«, clleotor of
pubic nl1tlona Ind m.tcetlng,
Mid. ''We w.nt to mM9 mOCtw and
famlfy ,__ • PtelHnt II' D·
pertel.ce -poeelble. .. n..r ........ for.,...._
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mother, Woff .. Id. The roome.,..
dMlgned IO the rnot.het C8fl WIY In
one ptace to h8ve '* ~. 8M no hu • choioe on whetMf' °'not
lhe want• her hueband Of ~ In
the room during the blrtHng. A
MPW"at• W1Mtlng room tor .....,.
end tamlfy rnemMra Oitft/, le
another benefit of .... holpftal'•
Matemtty Center.
The M~ T-. ICNduled for
10 a.m. ~.Junie 11, •he
and .. be IPOMOled .., .. ,....,
M9temtty c.nter .... f\Olpftit. A
materntty fMNon lhow II ,. .. .,..
aioftg-'th c.-a ,.,. • ,.....,
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be prtgl-.t, -.. --ma. ..... Cf ............ .._ .. WOlllN.
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mepzina and cJiicoVcied a knack for
lodil\a into upcomi!!C ·trench. As
head of Karl Home Video. be pion·
4'C'Rd an alternative to video movies
when he iaaued the .. Jane Fonda
Workout" videotape in January 1912
ud later Playboy home videol. Hit
net. Woe1b ia· estimated to bo more
tbu s'° illillion.
J(ait ... been clacribed.; dedicate
&mily IUDi U Mnbitioal OVtr"•
DieVU wl aomoooe wbo dole-
beanedly eadol lld ud e.pponed hit •voriw potitica1 candidllel Su-Prriol' C.OW. J~ DiaWI Carter, WhC>bU ltnown ICalt tw....i ,_,...
llid thal~ .. u. 10 ....
IMt'k.
Part of the problem is decidina who
Carter and other candidates sbould
pve the Karl molle¥ beck to. Carter
said he•d like to aive bis aha.re to
juvenile propams.
"I'd rather do 10metbina positive
with it uit'•aoieaiven beck. .. Karl's father, Kart Sr., who
also lives in Newport Beach, said he
had no comment Tbunda~. How-
ever, when the allqations fint sur-
faced in JanUIJ)', Kart dacribcd his
son u "a p>et family man and a real
bard WOiter."
Othen close to Karl were also tilbt-
liPocd about the indictmenL Orris
ro'Wntend, former campaip man-
.,. for Hart and I friend Of Karl'•
declined comment Tbunday. A teo-
retary for attorney Douala• Delton,
who it Karl'a lepl countd alone ftith
Michael Oenoveae, llid bil olice
would not comment Ud had nae teen the indictment.
Gcnove1e wu out of town Thun-
day Ind could not be rtllCbeid for
comment. otncia1t at Cooper.ffamiJ.
ton Co., Kat1'1 lrvine-ba1e d oompuy
named after bis two .... did· DOt mW'D phOne calh to 1he O.Uy Pilot.
• ~ Urda_ daainnln ol tht ~ Couaty DmlocDtic Plrty,
said ID Ju., aMt Kalt wa1 very supponi~ Of ~·· bid for tbe ~.
.. He,.. I lot of'time uid dfor1 iato d9ecwn,.._ He'11fbdlill.Wllimbe
.-into~lliell*illlM way," .ad urm.·~...r<JWQwere
.,c:1o1e, llM1 NlllJIO' ......
lenaie Sdllllider,1NewPOll'8iltJa ~--•--•u rr'lw ... HM ' '18.tilil .. ._, _ ............ ... •• ,., ......... Xad_,,.,
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Court recoristders rule on gay.soldiers
SACRAMENTO(AP)-No LbttD
SlaUhter
ofdolpblns
contested
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -The
U.S. aovemment bu undaatimated the number of dolpbint killed by
American tuna boats and i1 doina
nothlna to •to.P the harullnent or
oblefven ltluoned on the boet1,
critics said.
1'bc U.S. and the industry •Y they
arc doina aJI they can to stop the ~· when in fact ~ have intenuooally covered up the killina to
keep the ttutb about the mapitude of
tbe daily llaqhter &om 1Ur&cina, ..
Todd Steiner. of the Earth llland
Institute, said Tb\ltlday. Steiner and others critical of the
National Marine Fisheries Service
spoke at a news conference in San
Francitco to contest the =ment estimate. They also c . that oblervers were pressured to 'fy the
official count and were physically
threatened.
The harassment fUJ'C' from con-cealina lop and throwina observer• pollalions overl>oud.
Speakers said that while the ._,v.
emment estimates that l s.ooo
dolphins were killed by American
tuna boats in the eaatem tropical Pacific Ocean in 19!1 the real
number is closer to SO,wu.
Tbat number, they noied.. i1 f'ar
above the annual limit of ~~~ ~tablishcd by the I ~year-old Marine ..... ~ Mammals Protection Act.
But Chartet Fullerton, rqional
director of the Fisheries Service•• tuna~ hued in California,
denied the official dolphin kill counu
are low.
Senate OKs
fire safety
regulations
SACRAMENTO (AP) -A bill to
require owners of older hi&b-rise
structures to install fire-filbtina
sprinklen and smoke alarms was approved by the state Senate lbun-
day without a vote to spare.
The measure, prompted by a ~or
hip-rise fire wt month in Los
An&eles. cleared the Senate OD 21-8
vote. the bare m.;ority ~ for approval in the 40-seat upper houte.
State reaulations, with some ucep..
lions, RQuire exiltins hith-rieo ~
tures to have manual lire Wll'1lln&
systems and automatic sprinkler sys-
tems.
Hiah-rise structures are defined u buildinas that rise at least 7S feet
abOve the lowest floor with buildina
accea. The bill approved by the Senate.
SB2896 by Sen. Art 'torres, 0-1.ot
Anteles. would eliminate an uetnP." tion for ftylc:rapers that were built before July l, 1974, of concme,
masonry or steel and have noncom-
bustible interion.
The measure woukl not cover
residential buildinp in San franciJco
with 12 or fewer owner-occu,;:s
uniu made or concrete with a1 t
two exists. An aide said Tona plaftJ to amend
the bill ta the As.temblj to pve buUdina ownen five years to comply
with the measu~·s provisioea. Own· en would Fl ID additional yeari(the retrofiu.ina uncovered ubestOI.
Writers set
for another
lTound of talks
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• •.:1.-8iCl .aid he Md ~uaa ICDdeftCi-. sueckiiid JdPOC wnt bl 111c811~10
WaW... who had been supervilOf' ol tbc Port million. t.aliforuia lottery offidal• Uwilts ldrniniluatioe ceaa. ad w eaid Tbunday. bilb · · wu ' ia May 1914. five peop&e · ftve ol the Ill :-.'Ii, the~ 1e>ldiinfot numben plus t~usandada will
.odolftY Ud other IDOCific Ids. but noc for tet SlOO. 742. Thole tickets ~
bomoenuality It.elf. But that yar, bodwp•ual Owdwed in Los Anee1es. Pico
orien•tion wu declared . to be pounill for kivera. Anaheim, Colton and Ilia.Ito. ~ Nearly a.~ DeOs* were dilcMrled buttbeiclentitiaoft.hewin.nenwon't
from branches of the Inned lenicel ·b be kftown until they turn in the tickeu
bomotauality in the filca1 year tbat ended last to lottery officials.
Sept. JO. tbe 1DVCmtmnt said. Tlae numbers Chosen in the
In the Feb. JO tulint. the th~Udfa panel Wednetday night drawina were 3, 9
said the Army must ru:onsider Watkins' applj· 24, 2S, 31 , 48 and a bonus number of
cation ror re-enlistment. 7.
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On Otr Home Equity Loan Rates. .
SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY RATES.
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able 00me eqUtty 1oam11t iowa~
rates. So it's easier to buyjuit lb<JUt ~
yoo have your heart set on.
NO POINTS.
~'re also waiving the points. And that makes
getting into our hOrne ~lam eYl!Jl ~
FAST SEIMCE.
\W'll gi\'e yoo an answer aepadbc loan
~within 48 houri. So call the li>ln ofb
.IM.td tielbW or aq> bY llW GreatAmeqcatl omce. And• t. nmm..., JOU cOuld
~ootof~home.
C says MlghtyM()use snlffs
crushed flowers, not cobalne
WASHINOTON ~~ -Tbe .Home ldaic:I coaunhtDe .,...,....,
10dQ_ lbat h Im voted to ~ an oftldal 1~ into tbe ftn1nQe1
delHDll of Speaker Jim Wrilltt Committee chairman Jullaa
Dbon, D-Calil:, sUd 1M Dane! voled
unanimouib IO .Dl'obe U po1111ie
violatiom Of die Roule naln: .. Lut napt; the comainee ... VOied
a ~ mveldlalioa in tho
matlet OISplew .iilil-:WNbt." llid
Dixon. '1'be ..-moftbe ROUie bu
been notified and .... pleillld bis full
cooperation."
The aix areas to be fofmally
investipted by the committee in·
dude:
-The citcwnltaDcel awn>UDdi
lobbyiftl efforts for I &iend :J
constituent. llicbard Moncrief. with
wboni Wrisht had U interest in I
P!'ivaie Pl.Well venture. .
-Tbe carcum1tanca aurrOu.ndina
Wri&bt's intervention in a matter
before the Interior ~ment on
behalf of Texu Oil A oe. Co.
-Whether camj)aip fundl were
used to ~p pay for JMl~lion or
Wriaht's boOk. ''ReflectioM of a Publlc Man." from which he received h {c a SS~nt royalty tolllina some Testing.starts nationally Nort to ace sss. Wbetber wnpt im~y
I lrf i J C t detailed a ~onal aide and 1.ors n cancervacc ne ran-on ra =~=0e:~~tsto
Julio1rs .r'.jrst -Wri&ht'suseofacondominium BJ,... AIHda ... Pniil .I 1 J j .I 1 in Fon Worth, Texas. which bclonp
to friend.and busineu ~Oeorae
MIAMI BEACH. Fla. -A promilina vaccine to prevent reaumice of W ASHlNGTON (AP) -Fire4 Mallict. for whieh Wriallt rej)ortedfy
melanoma ii bcina teJU ! in aatioawide clinical trial• 1nvolvina at least 200 National Security Council aide Oli· pays expenses but no re'lt. !?!tien~ sufferinJ &om~ dnf?elt fOnn of akin cancer, its deve}c>Per.says.. ver L North is fim on the ~ -The ~ble exercise of undue
What 1t ~ 11~11 ~ ~ eome ~.and perhaps we re.aoma 10 • ecutioo'1 lineup of defendants to be influence 1n dealinp with ofticiala of
be able 10 1m.niwuz:e a ~tiellt lllUMt potential recurrence." said Marc tried individually in foUr separate the Federal Home Loan Bank Board
Walleck. a cancer specialist and CMirman of eeneral sw,ery of Mount Sinai Iran-Contra conspi.rac:y trials ordei'ed on behalf of Texas saviap and loan
Medical Center. Wallac:t oa Tbunday announced the besinllina of the three-by the judae in the cue institutions.
year trial of the vaccine ~ bas been ~ for 1 S years. Melanoma, wllicb Bu . · seJ La The committee authoriz.ed i•
strikes about 27,000 Amaic:am eadl ,,.-. 11 euily ~led by removina the r W~~~t coun . . ~ suance of subpoenas for depositions
tumoriftbediseaseiadilc:overedbcforecancercellupread. a;. ...... ~ Df to m1!l1mae """ and records h'-conncction with the
,. . tacticalDi .. ..._4 ,:'fo~~A.by U..~ inquiry . .. _ _.. fed I. d .... _ 15 ... _ ......... V'A...,u OaeD 1 Wriabt. in advance of the commit-
QSIUUeftr ezecg .or •u.. 0 11CJ78 t:-decision to Id sepu'ate trials of tee announcement, t~ releued
POINT OF THE MOUNTAIN, Utah -A former EaaJe Scout wbo ~ortb. former -~ seCurlty ad-papen be aaid would refUte c1wJies
IO.t bia own executioe for the sex-related mwden of five boys went calmly viser John M. Poi~ter ~ arma that he violated ethics rules.
to hit death coday •yi111o ~ oerhapa too little too late, I am doina the dealen Alben Hakim and Richard V. But the speaker said be still
riabt thina now." .Artbur OarY 8iabc)p. 36, a fonner bookkeeper and Se<:ord,. welcomed an official inquiry.
eJA:OmmUDic:aied Mormon, wu pro.nounc:ed dead· by Utjection at Utah State Walsh on Thunday propoeed try-'1be commitiee property wants to
Prilonat 12:l6Lm. llidMyronMarcb.DeDartmentOf'Correction1d.irec19fof i~ North and bia former boa. loot very carefully in10 acb of the field ~tions. .. Give my ~ to. the families of the victims." Mre Poindexter, limuhaoeoualy before items of which I've been aoculed. •• BiJbo.P 1 Jut spoken wordl.. said arden Jerry Cook. The former Mormon two ju~ and then ~oldina a similar said Wript. D-Texu. "Ultimately
miaionary,dadi.Dawbitejumpauitandstrapped. toaaumeyappc:aredtoatop ~ftl for Hakim and Secord. rm oerwn that expolUJ'e to all the
bftlelhiq a minute after the ~ bclan. Bishop. who straftllcd, shot or-bUaiDCM partners wbo bro-facts will assure the committee that bl~ and drowned bis vietima, toJd police be aot sexual pleuure out of bred the U .S..-lran arm a deal•· there is no warrantable cbarae."
teeina their bodies naked afterwarda.
PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) -Battle
lines have been drawn fodowina the
establishment of the fint propam to
distribute hypodermic needles to
druausen.
The controvcnial Dian bu aparbd
a debate between 1.&oee who •Y it
may cUrb the IP'Qd of AIDS and
tbote who •Y it promotes dnaa use.
.. It's like ~DI to .PUt out a fiie with luoline, .. said LOn Mabon, executive
airector of the Oreeon Citizens Al-
liance, a consetVative polidcal poup
oPl>Oted to the project. -Outside-In. a POnJand social ter·
vice qency~ will uae a $67.000 pant
&om ibc American Foundation for
AIDS Releartb 10 coriduct the na-
tion•a lint test to determine if
exchanaina UIOd needles for new.
aaniwy ones wiU cwt> the ..-of
acquired imm&ane deficiency syn..
drome. Sbariaa needles bu been one
of the main ways for trusmittina the
human immWM>deftciency virus that
ca\&ICI AIDS. To qualify for the procram, a
penon will have to admit in-
travenous dru& use, abow identifiable
iltjection mar& and have a needle to excbanec for a new one. Patticipants,
who can mnain anonymous, will
receive periodic blood tests and
counselina-
"ln a way it's I book to tel d.rua users reconnected to the helpina
aystem. while seeina if it doesn't
decreue the SDread of the HIV vinaa."
said Bradley 1. Woodworth, pi'etident
ofOullidc-ln•a board of din:cton.
But Mabon criticized it u sendina a wrona ~· .. It seems very con-
tndictory on one aide of our aovem-
ment and society to say drup ate wro• ... and then to be handlina out
needles." he said.
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The voters'
message was
loud anCI . clear
The people have spoken. But what were they tryina to
say?
Voten went to the polls Tuesday to decide a complex and
sometimes conluaina array of important issues. The vexina
policy questions ranaed from how we should pow to bow we
should pay for our road.I.
The people who cared to express an opinion spoke with
their votes. But them~ their ballots sent wu u muddled
u some of the competina propositions.
They split almost evenly on iasuillJ bonds to finance
freeways but said OK to bond issues mvolvina parkland
acguis1tion, school constn1ction, earlhquake-safebuildinp,
affordable houaina and home loans for veterans.
While the need for transportation improvements seemed
to be the fuel that drove the Measure A campaian in Orange
County, that same sentiment didn't U"anslate clearly into
votes for either of the transportation propositions on the state
ballot
Voten rejected the notion that new sources of revenue
were neoded to pay for roads or that limits on aovemment
spend.in& should be loosened to help build roads.
Per&aps voten chose to reject what they could not fully
undentand. Or maybe, u some contend, the transportation
crisis it not yet severe enough to warrant paying a bigl'lcr price.
The transportation question will continue to be a puzzle.
Still some trends seem clear.
Voten don't trust politicians, and they're not ready to
loosen the reins placed on aovemment in the taie 1970s. The electorate's diltrUSt of the poliucal system was so
intense that not one but two c.ampaiJD spendina reform
measures were approved. Voters may not have understood
the intricacies of the conflictina measures, but they know they
want to rcauiate c.arnpaiping.
~ Voten want a voice in aovemment, insisting that county
assesson be elected, not appointed.
And while the people favor more s~ndin& for schools,
their uneasiness with fOvernment won t let them relax the
limits the Gann lnitiauve placed in 1979. .
Government took ltS charter for aranted with llS past
wasteful spendina practtces...Now, \tOten arc saying they have
not forgotten .
And the messaac should be heard -loud and clear
Minority gaps
California, already a racial and ethnic rainbow, will be
even more diverse as we move into the 21st century. By the year 20001 little more than a decade away, the state's three ta.raest manorities -Hispanic, black and Asian -will
"l'C"'pt-ese-nt ...a percent of the populaion. Sixty percent of
Californians under 21 will be minorities.
Those arc only two of the reasons that the repon released
by a national commission on the status of minorities deserves
attention. According to the independent. bipartisan Com-
mission on Minority Participation m Education and
American Life, the nation is moving backward. not forward.
in its effon to achieve equality of opponunity for all
Americ.ans.
"In education, employment, income, health, lonaevity
and other basic measures of individual and social weU-beina.
gaps penist -ytd in some cases arc widenina -between
memben of minority groups and the majority population,"
the repon concluded ...
The rcpon blamed no political ~ or particular
institution for the peniatentpps between white and minority
Americans. It call~ instead, for renewed commitment to the aoaI of minority pfOll'CSS and equality. Commission
membe~ for example, called on the nation's educational
institutions to more enersetic.ally recruit minority students
and work to keep them in school. They called for additional
private efforts to increue mmority panicipation in bus1neu.
It's relatively easy to assess the {>roblem~ not so easy to
enpae them. But to ignore wideruna disparities between ~rity and nunority Americans is to invite trouble. A
nation racked by social djshannony and disruption is one
likely outcome. A nation handicapped in its ability to
compete in the international marketplace is another. We c.an,
and we must. do better.
UIUoa (Gnu Valley)
Crime victim·
It requires an enormous amount of emotional strelljlh to
fight the demons that have piqued Mary Vincent since her
traumatic expetjence nine yean qo when she was brutally
waulted and left for dead by l.awmtce Siqleton. Tb~ viciousness of the crime c.annot be oventated. After ·
rapina Vincent. who was l Sat the tim~ SinaJeton hacked her
forearms off with an ax. Extraorclanary willpower was
neceu&r}' for her to be able to walk the three mi1a that she did
before she could be rescued. . The kind of inner fortitude is still evident in Vincent.
who u a yo~ woman of24 is tryi~ to rtbuild her life in the
&cc of cripplinl iltjwiea and the fiat that her rapist. freed
&om priton lat mootb, oould ostensibly be livina somewhere
~uah she mUst still ex>ntend with the emotional ICl.l'I
left from tfie attlek nine yeari "°' includina how it affeC'tl tbe attitude of others. Mary ViMent appean fully capable of
• Ii viii I ricb a.ad f\alfilliQI life.
One day, we're sure, aho'U be able to pUc.e more of ber
trust in tM ~ around her, and become IU\laFf' and
healthier &om tbe aC:ience. Sbc ii a renWta survivor. a.......e1mc.i-
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·•1tga1JsDemocratatouyJt, butReaganhaa'*1mlnatedAmedcan
poHUca for precJeely the81ll1Je reaM>ns thatROOK"Vdt •aaf/ltleffectl ·
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Jackson yells terrorism, but
he's talk.lag ~aclal concerns
He has paid tribute to communist
oppressors, but not to their victims
Jeue Jackson bas never dl ..
unauished tumldf by showinp much
concern for the vactimJ o com-
murusm. Indeed. in Cut. be paid
tnbuu: to the communist oppressors.
not to their victims.
Jesse Jack.Jon. hav1n1 failed lO
500re an upset an C~bfornaa, recedes
from view as a vi<:e (>IUldenbal
candidate. The reasons for this ex-
tend beyond his petent dilqualific:a-
uons to be seated that close to the
presadency. The unspoken de-
termination of moat Democrats lO
oppote tum for that pouuoo derives
from their f cel of victory an the air.
The polls are devastatinaly
loPSldcd al the moment, on the aide of
Michael Dubkis IS the DCAl pral·
dent If the polls were loo&idedly an
favor ofGeorae Busbi the Democrats mi&bt consideT" throw1111 Jacboo in lO
the nna. hopana by lhat act to reap
rewards on in to the future from
blacks. Hispen1cs, pys and radicals, a
sort o( permanent act of p-atitude for
nomuiatinJ thetr man. But .,atilude
is no substJtute for the White House,
which is where they believe they are
101na -without Jackson.
Jesse senses thas, of coune. At fint
be would settle for the presidential
oom10ation and oothlna short of that
After a little while be said be would
coo&ader the vice presadenual noma-
natJon. In recent days be has said thal
he will 1ns•st on h.avina a band in
aclccuna the VICC prcstdenl That lS
nol a perucul.arly threatenina pture
because unless he sot behind a
moderate -1 e.. someone Vert
different Crom h1maelf -the Demo-
crats miaht as well h.ave Jack.Jon.
Therefore, blS will samply be one
more vote in favor of a aenently
ICIQtptable Democrat
We peuse to note that Sen. Fritz
Holl!np of South Carol10a bas said
dutifilUy that since Jesse J ICbon woo
the primary vote in South Carolina
on Marth 12, Holbnp will suppon
him for president Hollina is
propataatina the black vote lD South
Carolan.a, and. not tnco0CC1vably,
norrunatina himself for vice presi-
dent, baVll'.11 failed lD bll effort to win
the presadential nomination 10 19"4.
The maio.r fi&ht. then, will be a
platform filbL f>oor Paul Kirt. the
party chairman.. has sugcsted that
perhaps the Oemocrauc Pany should
run Wlthout a platform, 1uuina
instead an ethereal few pantp'lpbs
embodytq the Oemj:!uc Party's
commitment to peace, -ocpenty and
power. But lbas Oyer stopped dead
when tried out 1n front of JICbonJust
before the California pn~. No,
you don't. said Jackson. 'We'll
Simply meet each other on the floor in
Atlanta..''
He wants several tbinp in the
platform, fint &mOQI them that
South Africa should be declared a
terronst st.ate Tlus anathema as done
by the State Department, wb~upon
the law mandates speafic sanctions.
No Amcncan compeny can tnde
Wlth or otherwuc do business with a
"terronst" state. At the moment.
there are su countries sinaled out for
such t.reaunent. namely [ran, Syna,
Libya, Cuba. Nonb Korea and South
Yemen.
The l'"CUOniDJ advanced by Jack-
son for declari.na South Afnca a
terrorist st.ate 11 that there are a areat
many casu.alties(he IJVCS lhe fiaure of
between I 00.000 and 200,000) in the
states borderina on South Afnca..
which casualties are the direct result
"Of South Africa· s armed 1 ot.ervention
in the meas.
Al usu.al. the Rev. Mr. Jackson
does not ao into ducomfort.tna detaJ.I.
The c:asualues are pnmanly ID AnaolL Tbete are the result of the
dron of Jonas Savambt to oust the
communist satellite aovernmcnt ID
Lua.Dda., wluch is currentJy main-
tained in ~r by the presence of
some 40,000 Cuban troops doma
their tmperial Iii for the empm
t.ptiud a week qo 10 Motc.0• by
WILLIAM F.
BUCKLEY
Prui4c Reap.n. Now~verytiody knowa that Jesse
Jackson is not m the business of
coodemru..oa stat.es that can be t.boU&bt lO be tcm>nlt lD their babtta.
ll was more than 20 yean IF that
Che Guevara wu lolled in Bolivia
wbtte be WU pncticina terrOri.am.
Bul the last time Jene mentioned HIS
name was lo drink a tout to him in
Havana. The terrorist poUcies of the
'°.vernment of M~· Jtu 10 Ethiopia are amoQ& . other · c:ausina 2 million Ethiopi.am to of .,..,...
tJoo u ~ lit here wonyma about a
war of indc:pcndmce bei.na ~l
under the l.C8dership of an A.QIDlan.
for An&ola.
No, )c:ae jusl wants ooe more act
ta.ken apjnst South Afhc:a. which is
the state be m<>1t deplores, and not
wttboutaood reason He is biack.. and
South A1nc:a does not extend avil ntJ1ts to blacks. He as a Chnsuan
muuslcr, and 1M Sovtet Uruon does
not extend oval nabts lO Chnstians.
His concern for h1s blackness woukt
appear lO predominate over his
concern for Otristwuty: but then,
J~ Jackson bas DC'verdlrunauasbed
b1maclfby sbOWlf\I much concern for
the v1cums of commurusm. Indeed.
10 Cube be pa.d lnbute to the
communist oppruson, not to thetr
victims.
But the House ofReprnent.at1ves 1s
wumana up for the South 4.fncan
show by preparina a ball that .-ould
eitlend our SIDCllODS lO I atntnl Mn qamst do1na business with South
Africa SpcakJna of South Afncans,
they really a.tt Vet) stuPld If thC')'
would samply a&rce to become a
satelhte of the SoYlet Union. e .. ery-
body, 1ncludlna Jesse Jackson. •ould
leave them alone.
WUlllua r. ~7 Jr. & a IJ-.lJ..
cat.el eeluWIL
Ronald Reaga~: Will
there ever be another?
W ASHINOTON -America has
undeqone ancredtbk socaal. econ-
omic and pohucal uphaval1 in the
past two decades.. A war was fouaht. and Jolt. A president was forced Crom office by
scandal. The nation went from sSotaJ
economic dom1nanoe to fierce com-
petition for survival.
lJl an atmosohctt of almost c::euo-
kss cba.nait tbert ~Ye bcco h
constants.
Rooald Rclpn is one of them.
This Connet &-movie ac10t bunl
iDIO tbe utioaal politicaJ coucious.-
QCll 24 ~ .., with 1 campUlft
~ ror Bury Goldwater, two ~ later WU clcctcd IO..nof of
Calib'aia. He ha been. by uy
llliMIWe. u.c domioatins political ...... ewr ance -ncarty twice •
-. il ii IMftlu~ to R:alize. II fniklin aoo.cvdt hdd aa.,c cm1er.
Md it ... Danoc:ralS. lO •Y i1t_ but .......... damlaaled ~
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DAN
WALTERS
Irvine
protest .
_criticized ~
" ..,.
To tbe Edit.of: ~ Your arude oii the ~lell ovtlif 1
the Irvine City Hall (Veta ~lt Memorial Day Rally, May 31
only half I.be truth. Tbe ·
dJffcrina nalUte of the tw0 evenq ~
the c:c:rcmony an honor of tbe veuri their convoy wil.b OllS to IUftl
children an Nic:ar9pa aad counlef~emonstntioo ltl9Dd .
"Youna Americ:aM rot Fl"Cledom~
needs to be undellCOCed for t
rcaden who~ not tbere u I•
Inside, 2SO OraQte COMl)'
cttizens, r&Dlll'.11 from about 1-~·
old to over 70, welcomed the ~
oam veterans aftd wished them «U
on their JOUme)' of aoodwill thr01ll)I
Central America. All involved itih
that if the U.S. SoVcnu:DCOt c::ciild provide more aid to suf'ferinj pecfpe
Rther than en<:OW"aF low"1ntef#~
conflict. we would have a IJWll"C
pcaic:icful world. J Ult last Saturday .
LA Times reported a Staie Oetli1·
meat ollicial sayu'I that U.S.~
now was to keep enouah Contna ·a
the 6dd lO prevent the N~a
'°vemmcnt from ''IOlvina its ~·
omic problema.. •• Thia tn.nslatQ llftlo "Sina a war of attritioD apinst tbe
cauuns of Nacarqua. Wbiat a*·
ttast lO those ve\Cfans who wain '!lo feed bunary childmi.. Wbeo 1.P
child..ml vo• up, which ~ ..
do you think they will support1 ....
Out.aide, a IJ'OUP ofdeirion.str9an
yelled, heckled and showed lisb
animO&iry th.at many of us~.,.
outbreak of vaolenoe. Indeed.
bad to be ejected Crom the c::oUikil
ch&mbcn for d.isnaptan& the cer-
emony :
The ualmess of their sipd. tlMtr
faces distorted by aneiei-and !Mir
shnll voaces was matcbod oaly be cbc
insaruty of their mesucn {IOm.e Mn
quoted in the anick). They cbarjDd
the m&)or. for eumple, with speQd-
•na lrviMCltu.cos' lll moncy. lnlK\.
he spent not a dime. Their ac&r·
VtO&c:ftcc, hO~'ICf, did demand~
polioc prncnoc -and I wonder Whit
the boUday ovenime s-y added Vi to
Dave Baker was praent V!ith the cown.u~monstraton. many of
-.bom wen abo supponen or
OuistopbcrCox. I would bave been
horrified to ba''"C beec usoaated ,
sucb pro-facist hoohpna. Butt pea
birds of a feat.her... MJtti. JOHNH.S~ . .. --
Irvine city
facilities
were misused
To the E.d1 tor:
. I JUSt returned home after •t"lendia•
the CIT) of In inc's S&nda1usta SUP-
port Rally sponsored by lrvtne••
mayor. As an 1nt.ctestcd onloolccr. I
wen1 lo ttt what kind of~ ~d
want to 1upport this kind of .._
Upon amval, I was surprited to ICC
lhat the Amencan n., was niliO-
blocked. a Navy e~pressioo men'lq
It was all the way to the top or~
mast Even thouah I objected:~
vanous propk on the lrvu)C city
peyroll. no ont ~med to have Ge
authority 10 bnna thts flaa to half.....a.tr
1n honor of lhe Vdenlns we 4'C
supposed to be bononna.
I also questJon bow the QI)
Councd chambers can be med fortlii• pu~ I was under the ill1~P
that City propcny WU lbe ~bf
all C'itJZcns, ootjust thOR Wh~ tn
unpopular cause. or even a P<>P'il~
ont How can the mayor allow UM*
chambcn lo be oocupicd ror-ballla
.. el) clear one-sided political c:adiie!
I was &lad to 1tt many ~· thtre. tome iJl dras wiifarms. ~
"A-11 h just headaear, otbicn WAia
proudly won mc:dalsand man= \."'alT)il'.11 flap and bennen -
I f\I lhis sreat nation. l WU biW>'
to see Irvine's finest lO ltcep I.be.
which \hey did most dki.i .
Conaralulabons\05-L HwncUd
abk staff. I must •Y t.ba.l *;t abavat.. wcll-4.rated a.od •
beh.a vcd poup hlld the IUppc>ft Ol
da)'. •
On Memorial Day. we lbDild
1tway1 aiop b' a moment and 1
thanb to thole who 1:,~ r
ultimate to IMCIC we Ck~
C"nJO)'. Ma) that acwr g"Er"
TAUllUS(A~
..
Lan1os
rm ahid it will never CQd. My life it
1 conli.nuins niabtmare ofuDCef1aio..
ty: How Iona WJ this Job last'? When
can I pay tbele bi.lb? ~or U Iona u I
can remember, I have been poor. The
only way a counldor couJd help me is
by aivina me money to fb my car or
pay for my dental wort.
Face ra.lity, ADD. IOIDe peopJe are
desperately bard up. Suicide it no
answer nor ia some coumeJor who
works ft.Om 9 1.m. to~ ~m. and then pa home to atruaJc with hil (or her)
own problems. 1'6e only answer is
SYDNEY
0101
places and people. Individual who ub you to take charsc
of money transaction may be sinocrc but confuted. Know i'1 don't <:4>sip. Gemini, Virao, Sqittariua people in
picture.
SOORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Be sracious, acce{>t
decision of arbitrator. Involves property, home, bes1c
values, possibly auction. You'll be concerned with lepl affairs, publiaty, partnenhip arranaement. Libra in-
volved.
SAGmARJUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21r: Psychic im-
pressions dominate '1ona with a possable "prophetic
dream." Individual you admire reveals health complainL Be sympathetic, but avoid being backyard physician.
Pisces playa role. a~ 20): Barrier is removed. you'll reach more people,
for travel could be solidified. Romanoe, recently off
will qain move forward. Take initiative, imprint
sty communicate with Aries.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): What you have been
seekina is now close at hand. Focus on intensity,
achievement, responsibihty, strona love commitment.
Justioe prevails, law is on your side, compensation
received from unusual source. • GEMINI (May 21.June 20): What bad been a mystery
transformed into souroe of de~t. You'll be
who share interesU. you'll receive exoellent
reprdina loved one. Leo is featwcd.
t (June 21-July 22): Family member seeks
information concernina possible sale or
purdme of an object. luxury item. ~or household
appl,ianc:e. You'll ,et your wish, be diplomatic and a .. ,..aom winner."
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): You get added
recognition, loved one overcomes obstacles, there will be
..meetina of the minds." SpotJi&ht continues on com-
munity relations, prestige, promotion. contacts with
people in authority.
I.BO (July 23-Aua. 2.2): C-atCCT &CU boost followina
ini ' disappointment. What leCDled a Jou will boomer-
in your favor. Don't brood, realiz.e time is on your
. Focua alto on creatJvity. romanoe, beauty and
PISCE8 (Feb. 19-March 20): Get ready for new start
stress ori&inality, compassion, confidence. You could
actually invent somethina that ultimately proves profit-
able. Your mind is active, foroes are scattered, you'll win.
VDtGO (Aus. 23-Sept. 22): Check details, be
· , re~ect superfi~al re~es, information. F~s
communication, philosopb1cal concepts, crcatJve
von, travel. A .. ICl'awled note .. could prove
im t. Scorpto involved.
: LDILA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Define terms, analyze
IF JUNE 11 IS YOUR BIRTHDAY you are intuitive.
a natural ceacber, sensual, psychic, unorthodox, attractive
and stubborn. You are loyal to family, you often sacrifioe
for loved ones but you do so in quiet. unassumina
manner. Canoer, Capricorn, Aquarius people play
important roles in your life. DuriDJ July, cycle higbli&hts
chan&e. travel, variety, creatiVlty, romanoe. Major
domestic adjustment can be expected in Auaust. could
relate to residenoe and marital status.
~
~meromancesbeginat40
Women turned 40 tend to be too
pSSimiuic about their romantic fu-
twu. Sosaya our Love and War man.
He points out that two of the most
raiowned love affain in history
involved such women. Elizabeth 8tn'ett was 40 when she married
Robert Bf'OW&lin&. Wallace Warfield
Simpsonwas41wbenshemarried
Uward VIII. Later nwriqcs ~ not
so noteworthy, certainly. But the beat
of these particular romances was
b1stonc.
Maybe you didn't know Ounesc
chopsticks are biger than Japanese
chopsticks.
To teU you that you blink I S times a
minute messes up the statistical
averqe. Never works quite riahtJy
while you're thnwna about it.
A dili&ent reaeareber checked his-
Sterling Silver Golf Tee
and Ball Marker .
available with raised
letter or engraving
3838 E. Coost Hwy • Suite A 6
Corona del M~r u
673-7495 ~
•
JAPANESE
AMERICANS
IN
ORANGE
COUNTY
A look at the
cultural I historical,
educational and
business contri-
butions of the
25,000 Japanese
Americans in
Orange County.
<Aepeete Se& •• June 11et10 •.m . J
torical record sat BristGI, R.I. To learn
that 49 percent or the bebics born
there durina Puritan times arrived
less than eiaht months after the
mothers' weddings.
You know bow traditional Chinese
revere their ancestors.. Onoe a year at
least. they flock to old pavesites to
pay homage. Happens that the Royal
Hona Kona Golf Oub was built over
such gravesites. No way you can drive
a golf ball there without hlttina into
silent reverent crowds on Ancestor
Worship Day.
Both vulnerable. West deals.
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WP.ST EAST
• It It • Q 7 3
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Wiil Nortla ..._.
l () ow ...
... l'V ...
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Soetll
l •
3 NT
Ultal to the biddJAa. If it ceUa
you tJw the oSltl(ICleDU have jut
a~t mou,b t.rlcb to make tbelr
COGUK1, avoid mUJna an openlftl
... tJ..a m1aht ..... tbaD wtth •
trick.
Nanll '• takeout double !allowed bJ a jump la a MW tull .c t.M dne-
lnel ••Id a._.. dllll~edto
tab ....... trkb OD lb OWL
W1lllt k ... Dot 100 percml fore-.... s.ta ~ to COiif'Wt to
*91 DO tnmp • tht llrtllllb of
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Complete televl9lon Hating• In 8undllJ'• TV Piiot.
Let's change the subject-fast
I saw an ad in the paper the other
day aimed at "Women on the Go ... It
invited them to combine .\heir lunch
hour with a seminar on bow to chan&e
and to repair the human body
throu&h reconstruction and suraery.
l'f we're talkina tuna in a pita pocket
and liposuction techniques during
the same hour, you just lost me-and
my lunch. Granted, women of the
'80s are on a tiaht schedule, but facial
hair and Twinkieson the same menu?
Get real.
J!'
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My son would answer, "Marie
threw up all over the steam table
holdina the creamed com, but I can't
talk about it at the table."
"What about you. dea!T' I'd ask,
movina on to the next one.
"The blister on my heel broke and
yellow stuff came out and my sock
stuck to it and .... "
"Shut up and eat!" I shouted.
I'd like to say I have succieeded in
holdina the line on IJ'Ollnesi at the
table, but it is a COhltant bettle. The
other niaht our children were viaitins.
and one oft.hem said, .. I aaw the wont
accident comina over here. The
ambulanoe was there, and u I drove
by, there was blood all over ... :•
"Put a lid OD it." I said softly. "That
is not a dinner topic. Can't we ditcUSS
somethin& cultural for a cbanaieT'
Another son said hesitantly .. 1 read
where a beby condor was just batched
and it's a real breakthrouah becauae
their numben are so smalf. ..
I smiled in approval.
"They're feedina it vulture vomit
and minoed mioe to keep it alive," he
said, and then added quickly, .. I don't
know what the undemde ofiu tonaue
looks like."
rm old-fashioned. I tend to live by
my mother's creed: "Some thinp are
just not fittina topics for the dinner
table." It is somet.hlnl I have banded
down to my children. There were
hard and fut rules at our house: Any
story involvina a display of the
undenide of your tonaue would have
to be put on bold. Comparisons of
food to any animal that crawled,
traveled b~ niJbt or multiplied in heat
were considered unaoocptable while
peoele were eatiq. References to
bodily functions beyond cleanin&
finaemails were taboo.
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school today?°
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mes a champion
INOLEWOOD (AP} -l:.ot An-
aeJa Liken coech Pat RiitY -1111
almott ceuod to be &mued at-Malic
Jobfttoa•1 play1 but C'Yeft be wu
impretled conlideri~ tbe kt tbaa
the aw:~ w• w hilt.JM la.
.. Earvan lhOwed the beaif o(' I
champion:· Riley said Tbunday niabt After Johnton tcOred 23 points. bad 11 uailU and .even reboualda
while playina all but six minu1e1 of the Laken' 1()1..96 victory o~
OeuoiL .. , wouldn•t wish this on anybody,"
I pcaked-lookina Joh.nton Wd after
the taken evened tbe best-ofcven
NBA CbampionJhip Seria at 1-1.
.. , had to pace mytelf for tbe fint
time ever, and it wu difticulL But I
worked it out. I just had to IO out and
f ocu~ •
"If I showed my teamma1eS I was
lick, it would have been a b'f let.down
for them." Johnson said. I bad to
boost them up, ftabt throuah it."
.. , knew be WU toiftl to show up
and play, and that•uu 1 knew," Riley
aid of Johnson, who fint t>eP.n
feelina Ou symptoms Tuetday ni&ht
and miued two days of pnctice ... 1
knew be wu .,ina to~ weak and ft
worked out a tip for him when be
wanted to come O\IL
.. But he just wu not aoina to let us
lose."
"When it's time to ao. you know
Ma&ic will always be there," said
Byron Scon, Johnson's t.ckcourt
mate.
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INOLEWOOD (AP) -The LOI ~ Laken took a P'F. from the
Detroit Pistons' defensive handbook
Thur.day niabt and avoided beina writtea oft' in the NBA Ownpionsbip
Series.
.. Eva )'body aot cloeer to their mu." Masic Johnson said afttt tbt
cldmdina champion Laken. t()l;.96 •
v'iclory that evened the belt-Of'cven leria 1-1. .. We doubJed and rocated.
We didn't let Vmrue (Johmoe) and
A.O. (Adrian Dan~) Ft into thm
rhythm like they did in the fim
pme."
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"'We were a 101 more active on the
defeOJive end," Lakers coach Pat
Riley said. "The team as mystamna to
me. E vcn after bc1na toeetber all t.belt
yean, it seems they really have to be bumbled to be at their besL" 34 points in the ope-oer, led Detr-oii
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a •K stons. who held opponents With the victory, the Laken rekiD-
under 100 points in 11 of their dled their hopes orbccomina the ftrlt
previous 13 sames. 1ncludlna Game team to repeat u NBA cbampio9.'
I, had a cbanoc to become the fl.tit since the Boston Celtics won ~
team to win the first two pines of the secutive titles in 1961-69. :~; finals on the road. But they couldn't But they must win at ast one j
overcome 32.S percent sboouna in the next three f!mes at the Pon • the fint half s -n.-. were .......... ~ive all 0 .... t 00 ilverdome to orcc a suth pme a ( ..... , ---.... the fOfUm. Games 3 .• and s '
defense," Pistons coacb Chuck Daly 1ebedukd for Sunday, Tuesday n~·lh said. -rbey knew they bad to do 1L --"' Th··-..a-~ --n.--~soactavc. Wewereones•--aJ.N w-Y D. L .
• '"' 1 -t" Los Anee1es the PistOtd slow and did not make our open only thctr teCOOd defeat in their
shots." aeven roed pmes. Detroit won t ·
.. They did what they bad to do to at Cbacqo, defeated the Celtics ia twou
win and that was the bottom line." ofthret pmes at 8oltoft Garden alid
Pistons center 8111 La.ambeer said. upset the Laken IOS-93 in Game I tf
··we shot horrcndous.ly in the first the finals at the Forum. :
half and we weren't as agreuive." A defeat Tbunday would ha-we
James Worthy 1COred 26 points for made the Laken the ftnt team ever so
the l..aken. incJudina two key re-lose the first two pmes of the
bound baskets d"-"n& a dcas1ve 11-2 champtooship tenes at home.
spurt in the fourth quaner. Los ~DfC&es held the Pistons to 13
Oeuoit center Bill Laimbeer had
suffered a strained an:h in Tuesday's
victory over the Laken, but be
teemed virtually at full speed in
Game 2. He was aliady look.ins
ahead as the series moves to Pontiac,
(Pleue ... llAOIC/)18)
Laken' Mychal Tllompeon tau. to the
court to the dlapleuan of J1aCic Jobmon
(bacJECroaad) u Detroit'• John 8alley eyee
the looee ball dvt.ac the LA 'a 108-96 win.
The Pistons. who upK't the Lakers field pis in 40 attempts. 32.S
with a fint-balf blitz 1n Game I. pm:ent, and took a 49-39 halftime
rallied from a 12-point deftett ID the lead.
third quarter to tic it 80-80 early in the The Pistons. who led by 17 at
UpstlirtDetroitdoesi;a 't siifferjitters fourth period. haJftune of Game I. clogd the pp to
After two free throws by Johnson. SI-SS with 7:32 Id\ an thU.bird period
WorthysandWK:hedareboundbuket on comecutave beskru by Rt.Ck
and a u~in around a dun by Mahom and Joe Duman.
Detroit's John Salley, pvina the The La.ken quickly built tM Prem MeOatdJ News Sei'vlce rather than the NBA finals.
INGLEWOOD -The Detroit Pistons have
avoided the diKUC that ICICms to affect most
upstart cbaJlentm to the NBA throne.
Coach Chuck Daly and his assistants spent
thear aftemoons lyina by the pool wort.ins on tbetr
tans rather than pme plans. "The players clustered
around the all-you.an-eat buffet table in the lobby
restaurant, minalina with other busaness tnve&en
and tourists.
The Pistons are looee.
How loose are they? So loose they could have
been lhistaken for vacatfonen louq.inaaround the
pool at thei{ hotel near Los Anaefts International
AirporL
Since arrivina Monday, tli Pistons bave
conducted themselves in a reined. laid·beck
manner, u if they were playina an exh.ibit1on series
The Airport Marriott, which housed the
Pistons durina their Southern California v1sit.
made a modedatt.empt to promote the presence dt
tbetr famous ~ The hotel flashed a stp op
busy Centur)' Boulevard readina, "Welcome
Detroit Pistons." But nobody seemed to notice.
Stanford's Plemel
shuts down Titans
Cardinal's4-l win
sets up rematch
for berth in final
OMAHA. Neb. (AP)-Lee Plemel
scatleftd eiabt hits for his second
Collete World Series victory as
defendina champion Stanford stayed
alive with a 4-1 victory over C.alState
Fullerton Thunday n-iabL
Plemel, 12-8, struck out seven in
pitcbina his aecond complete-tame
victory oftbe tournament. He allow-
ed nine hitlin bis 10.3 openina·round
win over Fresno State on Saturday.
StanfOrd's victory lt't up a return
meetina with the Titans toniabt (S: IO
p.m. on ESPN). with the winner
advancina to the championship pme
Saturday apinst the winner of an
afternoon pme (2 p.m. on ESPN)
between W'IChita Stale, S6-14-l, and
Arizona State, S9-l2.
Witmeycr s1naled and Bnan Johnson
walked to load the bases and Tim
Griffin drew another walk to force in
the first run.
Wiuneycr scored when Eric De-
Graw hit into a fielder's chotee and
Johnson scored when DeGraw
started to steal ICCOnd. wuq_uabt ma
rundown and scrambled sarefy beck
into finL
Witmeycr homered in the fourth
for Stanford•s other run.
Cal State Fullerton broke up
Plemel's shutout bid in the eiabtb
when Mart Razook doubled with one
out He went to third on Bobby Jones'
sinatc and scored on a hit by Gres
Mannion.
Shane Aores followed with a ainale
to load the bases but Brent Mayoe
arounded into a double play to end
the threat.
Mike Ross sinaJed and Jim Osborn
walked to aive the Titans another
chan<:e in the ninth, but Plemel 10t
Ramirez to fty out and struck out
R.azook to end the pme.
Beyond a handful of auaopaph collectors La.ken an 86-82 lead with 6: 17 Id\. marpn to 12 with a 17-8 spurt durina
stationed near the front door, the Pisto";.7oycd a Worthy, who arabbcd JO rebounds, which Scott had s.ix points. i.nc1"4i
.carefree week. In fact. teveral players · 1lunp later rna;dc.JJ 91:~ !_layup. a .11Cal ud dwtk that made rt 7S-6
wouldn't set bcctac untal the team returned to Dennis ~Odm.an.--who tcored TO of witti r.211'mdrltna . .
Detroit .. Tbe Motor City will be wild compared to h11 12 points 1n the fourth quarter, led Three strai&ht baskets by Detroit
this., .. ooe player saad. a rally that cot no cloler than thftlC cut into the deficit qaia before the
RODMAN TO THE RESCUE -Pistons poants. l..akcrs took a 76-69 adva.ntate into
forward Dennis Rodman said he felt SO"}'. _for Byron Scott added 24 points for the the final 12 minutes.
Lakers coach Pat Riley after heanna IWey Lakcn, while John.son, wbo mmcd Mabonl. who IWtCd the first pme
complain that he couldn't fiav.re out bow to suarcS pncticc with the ftu on Wednnday, but playedoaly lOminutcsbecnteo(
Ad.nan Dantley. who scomf )4 points for Deuou • bad 23 points and 11 mm ud a Iowa" beck syain, ICOtCd six poi•ts'
in Game I Kareem Abdul-Jabber had 15 points as the PistoGa saaned the fouitb)c>
(fteue -UP9TAaT /BS) for Los Anaefes. Outley, who ICOftd u ~ w L•na
Dodgers' Shelby I
runs streak to 24 j
Hershtser tires self
out running bases.
but tops Astros, 4-2
~ ANGELES (AP) -Ord
Henhiser's Job as to pitch. He should
leave the h1ttina pan to John Shelby
and the other Los~ beuen.
Sbdby extended his biltlJll streak
to 24 pmcs with a ao-Qead dou.bk in
the fifth inruna Thunday as the Dodtm beat the Housaon Astros 4-2.
Shelby, whose streak is the lonaest
in the ~this season. doubled
durioa a tbm:-run ra1fy 9i~st Nolan
Ryan. S-4, that pve the DodlCn a 4-2
lead.
HersbiJCr, 1-3, pve up two runs on
five hiu in eiaht inninp. He d1dn·1
come out in tbc ninth to fin1Sb a com~ -~ became be tired himldf ~-iOr aa imidc-tbe-part
homer in the bottom of the ci&btb.
Hersbixr was thrown out on the pla).
which ended the inni
"I was out of ps. "1'enhitcr said.
Tiie .cJJedaJe
AWAY
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June 16-A.llMta, 2M P.n'\. I • Oft TV• o.nr.. l1 • Al..,,._°" KA8C, 7't ____ ....... i
si.chum an tbc daytnnc as OM of the~ ,
hardest plays 10 make. It'• really bard
to ptck up the ball. .. Sbef17 said.
Shelby defJec1cd questions about
Tbe Canlinal, 44-23, IOt only four
hill off LoftlO Garcia. but pvc
Plemel an early cushion with three
unearned ru.ns in the second innifta.
Paul Carey IW'ted the rally by by
rachina firit on a flddi~ error by
fint bueman Ralph Jlaniuu. lton
Garcia. 1()-6, who pitched a six-
bitter in Fullerton's 9-3 fint-round
victory over Miami Saturday, walked
ei&ht and struck out six.
'Stanford l<>5t two of three rqular·
ICllOn mcetinp with the Titans.
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Staafonl'• Srlc O.Onw (8} ··~ == trt• to aTOld a tac bJ Cal State hllertoa • llutl ID a nm down.
"With my baltlJll ·~ of .077
aoina into the pme, I wu surprised to
hit the ball It was my first ~
IQ&ue triple ...
hlS h ltllDI streak. ' I
.. , Just want to put a h wins
t~ and &ta)' OD toe• It domi't
matter who's pilehina. (Mite) Saou
or (Nolan} Ryan. ~·"e aot co fO QUI
and play.' he said. ..
County's
top seniors
cap careers
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to Raiders
tlouston center fielder OeraJd
Youna appeared to overrun the ball
and ae• his feet laQllied u the bell
sa1kd over bit be8d to tbc center field
wall.
.. I IOlt ml _ fCotiJ& plain ~nd
simple. .. said Y CMlllll-~ were a ~-IOllY 11*1 i• tbe CMlt8dd. .. Sbd~. the I>odla'I CC9ta' fickSer.
bas allo apa ieaced trouble on
similatbaDL
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Franklin Stubbl walked with
out in tbe Dodiltn' fifth, •tole ~"'HI
with two ou.ts and tclOttd on M
Marshatrs double f0t a 2-2 tie.~
foUowod with bis bit and 9COftld
Mike Scioecb'a t.ina'e for I 4-2 lad.:8 Jay Howell pilebed the ninth forM).
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FORTWAYNE.lnd.-Tboluttime m Ille ,._. played fot tbe NBA ch.am-
...... Uaey ca1lod Fort Wayne llome,
... wbea IDllnben of the Qriainal team ..,., on die coun ~were t""1lina out tnaek pilton1
ia Fred Zolloet"• ~. TM Pistons eot their start in Fon Wayne 40 years •· nou> 91ory e11psulizt1 the cbaqe or professional bukdWI in America: temi-pro , teanu acrappina for
dollandurin& Worid Wat II. tbeD of'P!lizina the NBA.
ad later a6ud0nina tbe amallei' markets where
ownet1 cou.ldll"t muc ~ money.
Zollne(a Fort Wayne ~stons lived their NBA
~ da~jusi before the industrialist moved bis team so Detroit in 1958. They competed for tbe NBA titJc in
19SS and 1956, and top players like forward 0eorae
Yardley commallded alaries that reached S 1 S,000.
The PiltODI IOilt in both championship pla,Yotrs.
the first to the SyrKute Nationals ~ one point 10 the
1eventh pme, then to the Pbi1addphaa Warriors in five
pmcs. AtlCGdance dwindled to 1 hardy few at the
10.000-teat Memorial ColiteUm.
The move to Detroit looks inevitable only in
hindsiaht. .. f think it came u somewhat of a surprise,
althouah it was teneraJ lmowledaie Fred Zollner not
happy with fan support be was ,ettina," said Hilliard
Oates. the former Pistons• play-by-play announocr and
now vice president ofWXJG-TV.
Oates. a basketbetl announcina lcaend in Indiana.
is the man at the mike who 1ppears for a brief afunpse
durina the state champioruhip pme in the movie
.. Hoosiers.'' Yardley, who now lives in Newport Beach, has
been a staunch Lakera fan since retirina &om the game
in 1960. A bed knee and the $2S,000 price ta& on the
four courtside KUOn tickets he held for 1 S years at the
forum in lnaJewood leave bim walCbin& the cham-
pionship series on television. .. We were very much like the prcteDt~y Lakers."
Yardley said of the old Pistons. "'A finesse team. fast.
break.ins. not IS physical II Syracuse. And I think
Syracuse played very much like the Detroit Pistons do.
lbey're deep. They try to keep an even level of
effectiveness throuaJlout their game."
Quote of the clay
Georp Bren. fint baseman for the Kansas
City Royals, whose I 0-pme hitting streak ended
on his 3Sth birthday as the Royals played at
Arlinaton Stadium, where the Beach Boys
perfonned in a pe>stpme concert: .. Hey. it was
areat day anyway. h w~ nice oft~ Beach Boys to
ihq_w up for my birthday ...
Keenan take9 Hawk's position
CHICAGO -Bob Murdoch, whose ~-
only season as coach was a losing one, was '
fired by the ChQgo Blackhawb Thursday
and replaced by Mike Keenan, the former
coach of the Philadelphia Ayers.
Keenan was dimissed by Philadelphia less lhan a
month • despite the best winning percentage of any
active NttL coach.
Kennan and bis acent. Alan Eq.leson, were in
Toronto at the Jeape's annual awards dinner Wednes--
day niabt when they beaan telephone nqotiations with
Blactbawkl owner William Wirtz. The talks spilled
into the early momina boun Tbunday before the terms of the two-year pact, reportedly worth $350,000, were aar-eed upon. .
"' ' ,, ,,
J.C. Snead k~ an ~ OD Illa Mot dar-laa tlae Wenclleeter Cluelo bl Banlaon, It.!'., wbere be ftnlued one ftl!Jlte back.
Twitty. Roberta share lead
Veteran Bowar.-Twitty, look.in& for II bis first victory sinc:e 1980, compiled a
bogey-free, >under-par 66 Thursday 10
share the first-round lead with Le"9
Reberta at the Westchester Ousic in Harrison, N.Y.
Twiny and Roberts played in the same poup and took
advantaac of the improved afternoon weather at the Westchester Country Oub. ..It was quite pleasant,··
said Roberts, who had seven birdies. But it was far from
pleasant for the momina starters, who played in a cold
rain and 1usty winds. "Miterablc," said Steve EW.utoa of Australia, one of three men in the momin&
half of the field able to shoot a 68 ... It was a day you just
try to ban& in there." Some of the ~or foreign stan
were unable to handle the condnions. Masters
champion Sudy LJle of Scotland. British Open titlo-
bolder Nick FaJ• of Enaland and BerUanl Lauer of
West Germany -all momina staners -bad 74's ...
CaroUae Gowu holed a 9>yard shot for an eqle and
chipped in to save par on the way to a >under-~ 67
and the fint-round lead at the Rochester (N.Y.)
International LPGA tournament "I'll take aU the luck
I can act,•• said Gowan, who had never led a tournament
in her four years on the Tour. Rookie Daalelle
Ammaccapue and Dem Stet0a11er were tied for
second at 68
Cash, Conner upset in London
LONDON -Wimbledon champion ~ Pat Cash was upset in the third round of the .
$385,000 Stella Artois championships
Thursday. Cash, the No. 2 seea who had played flawlessly for two days an this Wimbledon warm,up event at Queens
Oub, was ousted 7-6, 6-4 by fellow Australian Darren
Cahill. one of has best friends on the tour.
In bis first two matches here.. Cash dropped just
threermes. •• cannot explain it." Cash said. "Everything
seemed to be wrona. My concentration. my movement.
everythina. As far as I'm concerned it will be a bonus.
h 'U make me flay better.·· Jnadayo upsets, the tournament also lost veteran
Jimmy C.Onnors, the No. 3 seed, who lost 6-4, 7-6 to
Frenchman Ouy Foraet. whom be defeated in all their
previous four meetinas. Stefan Edberg and Boris Becker
LE.XINOTON. Ky. -DepolitloM m ajvea by Emery Worldwide Air Freillt&
employees reatdinl a peck,qe aDcleiUY containina Sl.000 -that wu ten& to a
U nl~ty of Kentucky buketbell recnait'a falher were
incoftliaaent with • Jtoriel. accordi• to oee attorney. .
But another attorney con~ the tevee em-
ployees' tntimony did not ttraY' &om their earlier
ICCOUntl. ~ ~~ fot UK uaiatant cc.ch Dwane Clle)',
who al~ mailed the pacbee, said he found ~in the ..one.. .. Baled on what we have beard. J ...ouJd be very
IUqwited lithe NCAA dJd anythi. to tbe Univenit)' ~f
K.eatucky ot IO Dwane CUey, attotney Joe Bill
Campbel) of Bowtina OreCn aaJd Wednelday. l/"'fbere'a
just a whole lot of~ iftClOftliltenci"
Tbe Loa Aftlelet Daily News . repor1ed in a ~t suwy in April that an Emery oect.-tent by
c..x)r to <laud Mill' tbe ~tbcr of recnut Oiria Milla. popped*" in transit March 31. When tbe pecker was ell.lmined in Emery·, Loi Aftldel atation, a
videOc:lsaetlC and 50 SlO bills were bind inside.
Campbell ICknowledecd that none of the Emery
employeiea recanted t.artier alatemenU that tbe Pltlc•
contained SI ,000. But he aid no evidence wu aivee to indicate Cuey or a UK baketball staff'membei' placed
tbe moMy inside.
Hornung loses cue va. NCAA
FRANK.FORT, Ky. -The NCAA EIJ
was within its riahU to disapprove of Paul • •
Homuns as an announcer on collcte •
football 11mcs. the Kentucky Supreme ·
Court ruled Thursday.
The decision oven urns the S l .1 million tudafneot
Homuna bad obtained aaainat the NCAA dunna a trial of the case.
Homuns, now a Louiavillc businessman, bad been
hired to do football commentary by WTBS. TV, an
Atlanta-baaed station that is carried across the country
by cable outlets.
In 19811 the station won the riahts to broadcast a
certain numoer of colleae football pmes and Hornung.
who won the Heisman T~phy at Notte Dame and
starred with the Grun Bay Pacters, was told bis name
would be submitted to the NCAA u an announcer for
thosepmes. .
On Mardi 29, 1982, the NCAA Television
Committee was Jiven a list of four people the station
wanted to use 11 announc:en for the pmcs. The committee voted unanimously to diupprove of
Hornung because he was more aaociated with
professional football and also mentioned his
suspension from the NFL in 1962 for pmbling while
with the Packers.
Television, radio
TELEVISION
4 p.m. -MEN'S GOLF: POA Westchester Oassic, from Rye, N. Y. (delayed), USA.
S p.m. -cou..EGE BAS£BALL: World
Series Game 14 -Cal State Fullerton vs.
Stanford, from Omaha, Neb., ESPN.
S:30 p.m. -PRO BASEBALL: Atlanta at
Houston, TBS.
' S:JO p.m. -PRO BASEBALL: Cbicqo
Cubs at Sl touis. WGN.
7 p.m. -PRO BASEBALL: Dodgers at
Padres, Channel 11 .
7:30 p.m. -WOMEN'S VOUZ\'BAU...:
East Germany vs. U.S. Olympians, from San
Diego, Prime Ticket. 1or.m. -POW!!RBOAT RACING: lnter-nationa Outboard Grand Prix of Los AnsclC$
(taped), ESPN.
RADIO
7 p.m. -PRO BASEBALL: Dodgcrs at
Padres, KFMB (760).
7:30 p.m. -PRO BASEBALL: Kansas City
at Anacls. KMPC(710), KFMB(760) •
8J AUION LOCLUBY ._ ............
JOba & (Jl~rw°a Prert-79 ~ V T1uanda~ made ita Welt debut by beetina a fteld of fbuf ••mui1" in tbc fim of bar l'ICet in the ftinlh reneWa1 of
l.oD& ._di Yecb1 Club•1 bee Week. l>dMn lD the mUJ dlviiion, In order otftnitb. were: EIMl'IUde. a Fren-72 owned and ski~ by Jacqua ~ ot Fnnce; Hal Day's Farr.a Wifttemawk. Bahia Corinthian Yacht Oub~ and Uoa of New Zealand, a Holland-77 Kippered by Larry Spira. Loi ~&es
YachtOub. Race Mick ii for lniemationlJ Offibo~ Rule OOR)
ratinpandcompereswitbSt.FrancisYacbtOub'slamed
Bia Boet Series each fall in Su Francilco ~Y· .
Tbert wu no atan for the ul&n4.iabt clilpllCernent
muis. which has only two eatria. 11 Pat farrah•s Slota Cnaz~70 Blondie failed to &bow. Tbe other i1 Dick
Penninaton'a Petenon-66 Cbee1ah &om Lona Beech
YacbtOub.
Thia year's ~ Week drew a total of 49 eaU'iel which includes four clana of IOR ~ti, a J-3S one-desian ~and a Scbock·lS one delip clau. lhe maxis sailed a 24.S-miJC coune and all other
claueuaileda 13.2-mileooune. Windtwerei.ntbe 1().IS
knot ra.nte.
Standinp after one of four races:
MAXIS -l °Kliloe V, Jin\ Kltov (CYC>; t. E,.,.,_,., ~ O.Wt!IY (Yedll CIUll cit FrllllCll; a. W!IMrNwtt, Hel Dev (IC'VC).
IOll·A -I. 111111"*9, Fred ~ (Ollc9ee VC)I 2. OleMilioM V, Metil Mortie (VCC)I a. TomeheWll, JoM Arllll (8VC).
IOll•I - l. Qulntwuence, Oon-H..,.,.•De.,. Ulmll" (S8VC)1 2. ll~. Wayne HenMll (CorYC)I J. Sdlodl••ve. ltld!Wd C.Wlll
(IMYC). ... c -1. 8'•vura, fl'Vlllt L.cMlt ($1FVC) Nlldllll flt'Ol•ll; t.
~ tit, JoM MKLAur'lll (CYC); 1 Vlctotv, lteMrl ~ (C9VC), ... o -t. llneo. kt Gll'dnW tLaVCl/ t. Alfre. El"ll9lt0 ~ tSOYCl; 1 .._,IOMI a1tcu11, Colln J. C... Sf:YC>. J·• -I. F~ent, lemrt & Stew Flem (L.9YCl1 I. OrMt kof~Mmnlll (LAYC); 1 D!Mio, Tom & OC.,. Jot..-(l.AYC).
•U -t lutterp.e, JoM Cal.let (8YCl; l. OVltllr, Didi lchmldt-GW911 Gof'doll tCYCl; J. lttfllx, •1et1 & Mllllde lrlte& (SltlYC).
Sole filly eyes
Belmont field
NEW YORK (AP) -Winning Colors will try to ~t
her own way with five male ri vala S&turday in the l 'h-male
Belmont Stakes.
"After analyzin& the race, it looks like she'll be out
there by henelf and if she can aet away with 10me easy_
fractions and can 10 all the way she can can win, .. said Jeff
Lukas, assistant trainer of the ~IJ~o won the Kentucky
Derby_ and finished third in the kness.
'-She's not aoina to &et easy fractions," said Ronnie
Lamarque, co-owner ofRiaen Star, who fmished third in'.
the Derby and won the Preakness. "tf&JJe aoes 1:13 (for
three-quarters of a mile). we'll be &boulder to thouJder "
. .Wi!'nina Colon. set her own pece and led all the ~Y
an wmnma the 11/•·male Derby1 then &Ot involved in a duel
for the lead in the I 3-16-mtle Preakness and finished third.
''There's noucusca in this race for nobody, with only six horses," Lamarque said.
Also entered Thursday were Brian's Time, sixth in
the Derby and second in the Preakness; Cefis, eiJhth in
the Derby, fifth in the Preakness and third in the Jersey
Derbyi....G~nacu&, I Ith in the Derby, and KilllPOlt. 14th
in the ucmy and founh in the Peter Pan.
[)ynaformer, the winner of the I ~-mile Jersey Derby
May 3 f, was expected 10 be an entry with Winnina C.Olon,
but was not entered.
"The way he's been trainina. we didn't feel he was up
to it," Lukas said.
Winnina Colon and [)ynaformer are trained by D.
Keenan, 38, is the only NHL coach to win <40 pmes
or more over his first three seuons. from 1984 to 1987. won as expected .
Wayne Lups, Jeff's father. the filly is owned. by Euaene
V. Klein, and the colt is owned by Joseph Allen. • •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••.-J The six-hone field is the third smallest for the Bclmontsincesince 1973.
Texas extends A 'slosingstreak to five
. -. a. 9 ;t I
Buechele homer aids Russell
as Rangers capture 5-2 win
FNlll TM Alaoctated Presa
Steve Buechele hat a two-run homer in the ei&hth
inning Thursday night 11 unbeaten Jeff Russell and the
Texas R.anaers defeated Oakland S-2, the Athletics' fifth
atrai&ht loss. The losina streak is the lonacst of the season for the
American Lea&ue West-leadina Athletics.
Russell, S:O, pve up one earned run on six hits in
first oomplete pme for Texas. He struck out four and walked two. Stonn Davis, S-3, lost for the fint time in 11
career dccisioni qainst the Rangers.
With two outs in the Tex.as ei&hth, Geno Petralli
walked and Buechele followed with fiis ninth home run.
Curtis Wilkerson then doubled and scored on Scott
Aetcher's ainale. JoseCanteCOhita4S7-footbomerun in the Oakland
fint. He tied Montreal's Andres Oa1arrua for the major
lequc lead with the lonaest homer at Arfinaton Stadium
in the two years the RanJef'I have used a computerized
system to measure home runs.
Ruben Sierra bit a ~run homer in the Texas fmL
ln other American Leaaue ~ .
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trc-t t, IMiut &: Pinch bitter Luis Sa1uar sinJled
home ibe tiebreak!na run, sparkina a four-run l'UAth
innina that led tl\e Detroit put Cleveland.
Wilb the tc0te tied at 2. Damll Evans drew 1 one-out
walk in the sainth from Tom Candiotti, 6-S. Chet umon
aiQaled off Caodiotti'a lea and Salazar p-eeted reliever
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with a home run and added an RBI triple to lead
Minnesota ~t host SeattJc and within 1even pmes of
the slumping first-f>l!<:e Athletics. Gladden hit has fourth homer, three of them leadina
off pmes. His triplo capped a three.run sixth innina
ap.inst Mark Lanpton, ~. that put Minnesota ahead
S-2. John Moacs, a Golden West Colleae product, hit a
pinch-<iouble and later scored on Scott B.1 radley'a passed
baJI in the eiahth for a 6-3 lead and Gary Gaetti hit hia
I I th homer in the ninth.
Bert Blyleven, ~J. pve up two runs on three hits in
the second innina betore ~urina the next 13 batters.
Alvin Davia broke the streak with bis l ltb home run in
the seventh and Seattle 1ot within 6-S in the eiibth Dave
Hengcl's two-run double.
Jeff Reardon went the final 176 inninp for his l Sth
II Ve.
Lanpton allowed five run1 on 10 hits in six inninp.
Seattle's Henry Cotto was ejected in the sixth by home
plate umpire Dale Ford for arauing a caUed third strike.
In the National Leque:
. Pinta f, Clllil I: Barry Bonds hit a two-out, two-run
11Q&Je that capped 1 three-run rally in the ninth inninaand
host Pittsbw'ah beat Chicqo.
Rich aou.,c. the founh Oiicqo pitcher, enlCred to
start the ninth and Darnell C.Olca and pinch hitter Sid
Bream opened with doubles.
Frank Di Pino, ().3, tot pinch hitter Mite 1.a Valliete
on a pounder that moved Bream to third and Denny
Gonzalez walked. Bream wa1 tqpd out in a rundown on
pinch hitter RJ. RCYnokb• aroundcr, with OonaJa
advancina to third and Reynolds reacbina second. Bonds.
baninajuat .18' with runnen in ICOl'ina poli1ion, then
lined a sinalc to riabt field.
Guerrero goes on DL
LOS ANGELES (AP) -The Los An&eles Ood&en place third bueman Pedro Guerrero on
the fS-<tay diubled list Thursday, retroactive to June S.
Guerrero will enter C.Cntincla Hospital Medi·
cal Center for J..S days where he will be placed in ~t_ion and &iven medication for a pinched nerve
in bas neck, from which he is experiencina acute soreness.
Tbe Dod&en moVed shortstop Alfi'edo Grif-fi!'• who has a broken rttht hand, fi'om the IS-day'
disabled list to the 2 f ~.Y disabled list They
recalled outfielder Jose Gonzalez from Albu-
que!'Que of the Oaas MA Pacific Coast Leaaue to
fill Ouerrero•s spot on the roster.
unearned runs to best Cincinnati.
Jones, S-S, struck out three. walked two and hit one
batter Wfo~ Mark Davis e11me on to pitch the ninth and set bis eiahth save. Ron RobinJOn, )..4, worked four
inninp and took the loss.
The Padres ecored three unt.amed runs in the bottom
of the third, helped by two errors by second bueman Jeff
Treadway.
. G._tl !, ....... t: Winnina pitcher Mike LaCols
started bolt :>an Francilc:o'a four-nan tbitd inllin.a with a
tW()o()Ut si8ale. raiai .. hit bittins avcraee to .lta, as the Giants toooed Atlanta.
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in tbe seventh to make it s-4.
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flnt ball action at the Forum Tbanday nJcbt.
LAKERS EVEN SERIES •••
Jl'lom81
penod with an 11--4 run, tyina the
score 80-80 with 8:26 left.
Johnson scored all 11 of his first-
haJf points in the second quarter,
includana a three-point play wuh 3:39
left that trigered a I 0-2 run.
The spurt, which saw Abdul-Jabbar
score five of his nine second-quarter
points, extended Los Angeles' lead
from 37-35 to 47-37.
The Lakcrs, who fell behind 14-4 en
route to losina Game I, missed their
first five shots Thursday n1&N and
trailed 6-1 with l :S7 left in tho first
quarter.
Scou then hit conaecuuvc thrce-
pointcrs and a 12-footJumper, J&v1n1
the Lakcrs a 9-6 edge, the first umc in
UPSTART ••• ...... 1
. 'NO( IO~. Pat. The tolutioa1
Hire Dt1lAle Rodman . .. rm me oaty PY who cu pant
A4riaA." llodsriai ·~ ... mUI bim
wotk. J (ive bl.m loa o( ~·" Aa I Oevoit Mabldtu• lodmaft 9'ti I IOI of pnctice playifll ddlW
apint1 the Pil\oaa' "8ltCn d uriae ~rkouta. To hart.M reaerves ldJ it.
the subl often come out oo top. ··ney stink in practice." tttet"Ve
John Sall~ uyt o( tho Pistons'
t&ar1en. .. h 1 amazina what they can
do in pmes.••
AT LltUT BE IU!ADI T11E
PAPEM-Cenaio elemcats of the Los Anatles media have criticized
Riley for usioa onJy 1even players in
the playoffs -hit five 11.111en ptua
reserves MychaJ Thom~ and
Michael Cooper-leavina five men
lanauishioa on the bench.
After Game I, sevttal newspepen
noted that Riley wu outpinncd nine
to 1even 10 the manpower depart-
ment.
Riley has msitted that a.be Lak.en
will nse or faJI with the .. Maanific:ent
Seven," as he calls them, suaeatina
that he has no faith in bench wannen
Mike Smrek, Wes Matthews, Tony
Campbell. Milt Wqner and Kun
Ramb1s.
Still, Riley couldn't resist dcfend-
mg himself apinst the JOumalists'
Jibes. "I was cnt1cu:ed for (Game I)
being nine qainst seven," Riley says..
"Well, you 1uys are way off. It was
nine against one (Maaic Johnson). lfl
had had seven, I would have been
happy."
the scnes they led by more than a
point.
After two free throws and a
fastbrcak layup by Dantky, the
Lakers scored 11 of the next 13 points.
including six stra1aht by Worthy and
a three-pointer by Mtehael Cooper,
for a 23-14 advantqc with 2:57 lcf\ 1n
the penod.
TV director recalls Jayhawks'
W Id S · Brown own or er1es to Spurs?
Acetl experience~ TBS slam-dun~d the cable com-
rat ny day' horse-face petition wtth its NBA playoff COV·
craJC. Co lgate's only effort PlayofTratmas on the supcrstat1on
jumped 19 percent over last year and
By RJClt WARNER u ..... ..,...,
Georie Bush isn't the only former
colleae baseball player who has made
tt bea 1n another field.
Joe Aceu. who wdl direct CBS'
covcrasc of the Collcsc World Series
championship game Saturday (I 0
a.m.). played for Colgate in the 1955 cws.
Accti still has v1v1d mcmones of
Colaate's opcnin1-round game
apmst Wake Fornt m Omaha. Neb
"We played at 10 a.m. 1n a
hailstorm," he said "Our pitcher
threw a two-hitter. but we lost 1-0."
Aceti was the catcher. The piJchcr.
Lawrence Bossidy, 1s now vice chair-
man of General Electnc Co.
Jn those days. ma1or league um-
pires were used at the CWS. Before
the pme, Acet1 asked Nat1onal
L«aue umpire An Gott 1f he
prcfe~ to be called Mr Gore or Mr
Umpire.
"He said, 'Just call me horse-face
hkc everyone else docs.' "
Colptc upset top-~ded Southern
Caltfom1a in the S«ond round before
bc1na eliminated by Oklahoma
A&M. "It was Colpte's first time an the
Collcsc World Scnes and they
haven't been back smce," Aceti said.
reached 32 percent more homes.
This year's 31-pme playoff pack-
age averaged a 4 4 rattn& and 2
milhon homes. Last year's 24-pme
schedule avcrqcd a 3. 7 rauna and I 5
m1lhon homes.
Game 5 of the Boston-Detroit
stncs was the h&&hest-rated and most-
watchcd basketball telecast ever on
cable television. The 8.8 ratma and
3.98 million homes also made it the
highest-rated and most-watched
sports c"cnt 1n TBS history
0
Abbie Hoffman is famous for his
lefi-w1n1 politics. but he apparently
was an arch-conservat1vc on the
tennis court.
NBC commentator Bud Colhns.
who was Hoffman's tennts coach at
Brandeis University 1n 1959. said the
"Ch1caao Seven" defendant was "an
extremely n&ht-w1na" player.
"He was very conservative. He
never came to the net. He was strictly
a basehncr, a rctncver," Collins said.
"And he didn't complain about
wcanna all-white costumes for ten-
nis In fact, it was the one thing he
didn't complain about.''
.. He d1dn 't ltkc me." he said." I was
a very strict coach -coats and ues on
road tnps. cleanly shaven. He
thou&ht I was a real n&ht-wma
conservative.
SAN ANTONIO, Tens (AP) -
University of KJansas basketball
coach .Larry Brown, who recently
accepted and then chanacd htS mind
about accepting the head post at
JJCLA, has agreed in principle to
become the next coach of the San
Antonio Spurs of the Nattonal
Baskct~I Assoc1at1on, the San An·
ton10 LJaht reported Thursday
The newspaper quoted a sourtt
close to Brown as sayina he 1s "I 00
percent sure-that Brown has alfttd
to take the job.
The Spurs are loolona for a coach to
replace Bob Weiss, who was fired
Tuesday.
The source told the neWjpeper that
Brown, who coached the Jayhawks to
the national championship last
season, and the Spurs have qrced to a
multi-year. $3 m1lhon deal.
"This deal 1s done, unless Brown
chan~ his mind. which he has been
known to do," the source said
Wednesday n1aht.
Brown, contacted at his Lawrence,
KJan .. home early Thursday momina.
dented that the deal has been
finalized.
Earber Wednesday, several fncnds
of Brown indicated the Jayhawks
coach feels "very postt1ve" about San
Antonio and the coachina 11tuatton
with the Spurs
Spurs owner Red McCombs dc-
cl"1cd to comment on Brown's status
or on the coachina situation Wednt"S-
day.
OrMge COiit DAJLY PtLOT ~. JuM 10, _. 81
Fitch claims center's
remarks got him fire
MAGIC •••
Prom81
Mich .. for three pmC'I.
.. II will be difficult to win three in a
row apinst the Lakers, home or
away," La1mbcer ~id of the defend-
ing NBA champions "We'U have
.S0,000 screamina maniacs behind us.
and I'm 'Ure It Wiii be wild \httc "
HOUSTON (AP)-Former Hout-
ton Rockett COKh Bill Fi tc.b 11)'1
critical mnarks by oentcr Akccm oa.iuwoa helped IC1 him fired and ba~e divided the team.
OWuwoocriticittd Fitch, who-..
fired Monday, and blasted his own
team.ma"-' during the eeaton and in a
pol14tlSOO interview.
"fOf'llH about lhc coach. I 1uest
anybody feels they can take ahou at
lbc coach ... Fitch said W~y.
"8.ut when you start 11JkinJ about
one another. playcn criticiiina OM
another the ~'ly Akttm dld, yoo can't
have a happy situauon there and
you've aot to mend those bridJCS"
Rocuts General Manqer Ray
Patttnon said Olajuwon's criticism
of Fitch had nothina to do with the
d1sm1ssal. but Fitch said, "(If you
believe that) l'~c aot a bri-I'll taJk
to you about buJ1n1 naht 81\eT this.
"But 11 doesn t matter if it did or it
didn't They had a business dttision
to make and, .. idcntly they didn't feel
1t was 'ood bus1nei.s to ~-hire me and
they didn't.'•
Fitch S&Jd Rockets o....,n.er Charlie
Thomas at fif'\t dC\.01<kd to keep him
as coach. but chan&cd his mind. Fitch
said he did not aartt with Thomas'
&lletlmeftl Lbal the llocbb bad u tU u they could ao witb bim • C09Ch. i
"I 'JI Uy the same t.bina I t°'4 b
that he'1 ruH of beans but bc't
boss," Fitch said. "But that'a the
iuhould be. tfl t\'tt own a i-111 ... 111
team I would hope I'd have lbc •
to chan1t my mind."
Fitch &ed the Rockets to \be finals in 1916 bu.t wt ICl.SOn
filled with tunnoil.
The Rockeu lradcd Twin T
blph Sampson and 91Celuired;
Floyd and Jot Barry CatroU
Golden State, but still lost io tbe fi
round of the playoffa.
F ttch saad he hoped to compleV 1
month's vacation and \Mn
another head coachinajob. •
"I think all thi1 can ao by me nifrt
and I can go out and ttt a &ab ~
with another ball club," he said .... qi
don't coach, I ve been offered(•
couple of admtn11tratjve positio
"But I'm not lookinpt lyinaon c
beach for thrct" 7eari:
The Rock.cu search for a coa
mcanwh1lc. ccnteRd around fo
Los Angeles Clippet1 Coach
Chane). \.\'ho talked to Patte
about the JOb.
"We're tryina to win the NBA
champ1ons.h1p. not cam anybody's
rcsp«t." said Pistons fuard Isiah
Thomas. who had JU'1 I points and foul~ out late 1n the contC'St. ''And
that's what we intend to do back m
Detroit." TABLE TENNIS •.. ~~
~ From Bl
there arc large crowds 1n Ena.land and
Sweden."
RAIDERS .•. Bhushan behc-.es table-tenni' will
be an entertaining spectator spon m
Holland v. 111 compete with Cbi~
v.omen's pla) for a medal. Bh~
sayl that the Americans have a 'i' way to so before winnina a medal. t From Bl the Olympics
moving to Irwindale because of a
dispute wnh the Los Angeles Col-
iseum Comm1ss1on 01.er the lease for
the Coliseum.
"Some mate.hes can be very C:\(lt·
1ni." she said "But the spectator's
have to be educated in the pmc and
understand the d11Tcrcnt spins put on
she would be happy to finish in c
top fifteen for •omen. ~ ..
Dcclanna table-tennis as an Ol}$-
p1c spon could not have come at a
more opponune time for BbusbJirl.
-..ho will be n:tum1na to her honle·
land. South Korea. to compete. lie
35-year-0ld moved to New York atv
with her famtly 1n 197• at the ..,c of;~
and later became a U.S. citi.zen. __ ~-
The A~mbl> re1ected an amend-
ment by Mounyoy.a supponerofthe
Irwindale <kal. that would have
applied the bill to all bu1ld1np
statewide. not JUSt spons stadiums
the ball."
Bhushan sa.id lirst-t1me spectalors
of the ~fessional level Sunda) at
OCC will be most impressed wtth 1hc
speed at which the ball tra vcls
Roos said allowing c1t1es to incur
debts and then tum the fac1llt} over to
a pnva1e mtemt was "bad publtc
pol1c} .. He cnt1c1zed "what has
become a mania in the sports world"
of cities b1ddin1 ap1nst other c1t1cs to
attract or n:tain spons teams.
"The spin and movement of the
ball 1s very fast," she says. "You
cannot sec the actu<ll spin. but there
arc 1hrtt dtfTcrcnt l>J>C1 of spins."
"l'm Knt1mcn1al about ~
back," Bhushan Y)s. -1 will havC3o
prepare mytelf mentally for ~
attcnuon that I will rcce1ve." •.
Assemblywoman Sally Tanner, D-
Ei Monte. said the bill was terrible
and Roos had "a vendetta against the
Raiders."
Table tennis has been scums more
attention sin~ 1983, when 11 was
declared an Olympic spon.. The
Un1ttd s .. ~ pla)en have been
actting more financial bacluna from
the Olympic Committtt.
Bh"'5ha.n 11ys that the ChtnCK
ha1.c the best pla)crs 1n the world. and
an: con.side~ medal fa1.orites
Bhushan has had 1~vc(lll
memorable moments 1n competiti"1.
She won the U S Open in 1977 ~
won four gold medals at the tin
"'mcncan Gamesfl\.1981 :
Bhushan lt1.ct' m Denver, c•.
with her husband and t,..o chtld$l
She trains four hours dally, and ~r
workouts con mt ofJoainl. ui~. "Every bit of trash from Los
Angeles, hazardous waste or prbqe
comes to the San Gabncl Valley Now
something &ood comes to the San
Gabncl VaOcy" and people in Los
Angeles oppose 11. she said.
"China devotes their life to tablc-
tcnnis.. "Bhushan said. "The 1ovcm-
ment suppons all the players and the)
don't have to worry aboUt workin& or
and strctchma. • :·
"The kc) to be1na a &ood playct·is
offcn~:· Bhushao Sa.id. •1t's ha1*r
for a ioocS dcfcnsi"e player to iti-van~ to the top le"d of compeutitn,
in contra.st to a &ood offensive pla~.
Once )OU reach a ccnain level. a latd
ofTcns1 \ c pla)cr can O\ICTpo•'Cf )<>$. -
The measure would not cover
ciusttna fac1llt1es or proposed ones
that have already been appro1.ed b)
voters.
sccunty"
Besides China. Sweden and
YuaoslaHa ha"c &ood chancn of
winn1na a medal 1n men's compett·
t1on South Korea. Hunpl). and .• -· ..
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24 32 .429 13 4-6
25 35 .417 14 ). 7
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36 22 .621 1 M
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30 28 .517 7 S-5
27 27 .500 8 4-6
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lolt 1 14-19 10.13
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Lott I 17-10 19-10
Lott I 19-10 17-12
Won 2 IS.II 11-12
Won I 11-12 12·16
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Kansas Ca~bn.Ddt 2-1) ll M1e11 (Pttry 2-S), 7:3S p.m.
Baltimore icm 2-1) at New 'Yori ~oden l-4). 4:30 p.m.
Detroit (RobintoD ~l) at Cleveland (Swindell 10-2). ~ls p.m.
Bolton (Sellen 0.S) at Toronto (Stieb 7-3), 4:3S p.m.
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Mitwautee (Hipera S-3) 11 OU~(McOowell 2-S). S:30 p.m.
Oakland (Welch 1-3) at Teus (K.i s M), S:3S p.m.
Minnct0t4 (Andenon 2·3) at Seat (Nunez 1-3), 7:0S p.m .
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Kansas City 11 All&'*la, 12:20 p.m.
Detroit It QevdUd, 10:3S a.m.
Boston at Toronto 10:3S a.m.
Baltimore at New York. 12:20 p.m.
Milwaukee 11 Chic:qo, 4 p.m.
Oakland at Tc~ S:3S 8.m.
Minnesota at Seattle, 7: S p.m.
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Kansas City at Auell.. t :OS p.m.
Baltimore at New Yott. 10:30 a.m.
Detroit at Cleveland, 10:3S a.m.
Boston at Toronto, 10:3S a.m.
Milwaukee at Oiicqo, 11 :30 a.m.
Minnesota at Seattle, 1:3S p.m.
Oak.land at Te~ S:3S p.m.
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Boqen 32 23 .S82 S-S Won 2 16-IS 16-
~uston 30 26 .S36 21h S-S Lost 2 17-9
• f rana5CX> JO 28 .St7 Jlh 6-4 Won I 18-IS
cinnati 26 32 .448 71h 3-7 Lost I 12-13
San[)qo 22 36 .379 I Jlh S-S Won I 17-18
~tlanta 19 JS .lS2 12'12 4-6 Lost I 7-17
EAST DIVISION
New York 38 19 .661 6-4 Lost 2 18-9
Pittsburah 33 2S .S69 sin 4-6 Won 2 21-11
~.Lows 32 26 .SS2 61/2 7-3 Won 2 IS-13
1c:qo 28 29 .491 10 S-S Lost 2 12-12
Mont.IUI 27 29 .482 IO'll S-S Won I lS-13
Philadelphia 23 32 .418 14 S-S Lost I 13-14
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New Yo (Darl1~3) 11 Montreal (Martinez S-6), 4:3.S f .m.
Pbiladcltol: (Raw 4-6) at Pitubursb (Drabek s-4), 4:3 p.m.
Atlanta Glavine a1Houston(Deshaies4-3).. .S:3S p.m
Cbicaao (Pico l-l1at SL Louis (Carpenter 2--0~:lS r..m.
CiocinnatJ (Soto S) at San Francitc:o (R.eulc I 8-3 , 7:3.S p.m. ...... 1'•Gama ~en II San D;eao. 7:0S p.m.
Cincmnati at San FrancilOO, I :OS p.m.
PhtlllCldphia at Pit~ 4:0S p.m.
New York at Montreal, 4: S p.m.
Cbic:qo at SL Louis. S:OS p.m.
AtJantl 11 Houston. S:3S =. y1Gamet
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Pbiladetpbia 11 Pinaburafis 10:3s a.m.
Chic:qoat SL Louis, t 1:1 Lm.
Atlanta at Houston, 11 :JS a.m.
Cincinnati at San FranciJco, 1 :OS p.m.
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-..Anaeltamodlt,end Coellow,831-2242 5:,y~::'· ~· f MQ,lgywd.0.,dnt&wtf uut Y~. ~non-Miil,-• I AlllTI I .· tmo.teooeeo.131-1111
unit. 28'l 28A on~ ••YEHOOME ., 28a; cw • rm. ~ lrdd. 1-2 'If ..... *I'd tlMr, no peg. 87UMO ...... • ' IF YOU N:T QUICKLY ,~;,..~It. 720-1704, peUo, pool, lndfY rm, mo.~/~ ..,. A¥1711$2500.144-70U llYNWS..-IU c-.~ ... ~~ AHO DON'T 'OOL
.... «tfiiJ. ~.10001 dlJ>!~~~'/73ltplc. vlcelnd.e47-752tAot. HYH·PORTOFINO •BA Smell tllltc., lrg deck ..... ,... lendtee1>9d grounde. AYOU~ W!°~~ 38r28ehome,frplc,jea,S mo............. 3~ new dee« FR, M50/moYJ1Y.lf5.4850 Poott1P9,petlot/d-*a, _IN ... .-v• ,......
bit• to tlWhf t11uoo. •aw. 38A 2BA. '"*' *Liii iSLE * :..l: qtra·S · i2MO HUGE lfAUT 1BA APT 2 E·S•d• Townt1ou... eer• « cwpon. Sotry. ~"'&: ~ .::!~ ~:o: .. ~~ yw~7~= ~/~:'up, ~ r::;lCWN· G<Ml 10 or 73-S174 Frpk;, d/'w, Ind rm. din rm, =-=-ui> 2:C~ =· ~9AAL LOCATIOHI DESIGNED AHO S~
--aW-.Miiiii•--S9tt NO PETS 722_.o en II LARGE DUPLEX 28A ~ to bdl. MW etpt, 2BR.' MW '*"'' BecNlor' MOO T A C U L A A LY • A l • IJ ... 11 4 Bedroom, IA Bath ... G., d • n . U O O I mo. mtnl Mnde. 123 S3rd Str. 0 0 'd I 0 c t t to: 1 laedtoom t110 FUflN8H£D JR. ONE•
38' 2Ba. format dlNng ~ 9" nD IDT a...!36°° .. /mo. 8•2·2217. 846-5171. S7t5/mo. IM-7322 ~190 ..0..242eE ' 21drm 1'A8e 1na BEDROOM APT8 AT
room. 1g ywd, ~ lo-IU IMIZI APTI ...-..-lh lffr 541 643-4 * * * Ywty 28R + den, 1BA. 1 E 2250 v.,...,d 54C)..INl2t MAGNIFICENT
cation. 1299.500. 0--2250-22" Fountem 'W'J 111-4111 •• ..,.... Ull ... I! w/d hkup,=eundecll. *J:'° loct~.:S:, a -------( .. ~~..!..~ wtll carry l100t<. °'*' •CON00-2BR 'MaA* -••15w NI.& S1250/mo utlla. ~ 1550 ,,_,......,,.,,.
houMSat-.9un 12-e Patio or huge 1 private •NEWPORTCAEST.3BR 2,a~CAtrplx1 ,,..•7/atudy 222"35th8tr.17 1140 ~~·_!!<lelf.;:'~ 1 Bedroom "45 t~ltvillntM) South 714/131-1581 Of ard• avell Small pet ok 2'iiBA condo, 2 c:ar gar. 1....,.,/mo 1.-~719 11_~;;. vv-•1· ....... -. 28dnn 1v.a. l'J'IO ..... ro.,..
213 12t-3112 ~oo1 CALL 848-2&48 . tennia. walk to l>Mc:h. Lii 111111 ftl'W W "9HllM .. I .., •n •Ill STiii•* 28drm 2a. Twnhl saso . llllHfl .. II *EA~TSIDE 2Br 1Ba, l1500tmo(213)427-1138 Ponotlno48r3~BeS2tlOO 2 Gdfoom, 11%0: U60 Bernerd St. Grnge, large 8~5~~S1 -~:_142• °:d~o:•·.::"::
Next to the gr..nbett Im-gar., w/d '* up1, encl. •VERSAILLES• Pelermo •Br 2'h8a S2500 ~-.. ~:: dectl, 41M-7008 BacMtor $570 aupplltrt juat ~
macutat• Cerme1-3aR patio, gerdener Incl. 28r 28• lurn/unfurn Avellable July 11t 900 S.. Lan. 844-2811 . 212BR DUPLEX. qutM, "* 1 Bedroom MIO 10 of theM 90toeoue
moct.I S409000 tn5+ MO. 84S-0.91 gate/,uerd, HOOmo. Either, Agt 840-1529 P91nted welher dryer 28drm 11.'Ba 1790 untta. Y~thi,.,.._ IAliH" iR.u •New bMc:tl 3BR 2·~8A 18-448-9392 LAG delwl• condo, OCMn 2Br 28e .... to beech! hook us>.. garaoe. QOOd 181 E. 181h St 842-0ISe If you (9nd give U9
twnhae Obi gar fncd Ill •t 12 view, 28R 28A, frpl, den, Pvt petlo, '9ftlg, .icyilt• .,. .. $735/mo 180-4781 •3Br 28a New your •polJt) on or ~~ V:-:F\.~ yard, epa, rrp1c, Mii P9t ·• g•t•d 111001month th~=:, ~12mor. ***** 1rptc, dtW. end C::: =~~;·"1 1988·
$&49.ooo. Cell LLONOS ok S1245 "48-U41 NEWPORT HEIGHTS Anxloull 81e..723-9099 2BR tBA. gar, 1r1g 8tng1e dble gw, tndl')'. S1000.
OF NEWPORT 540-seM E'SIDE 3br dpfx, 1~8A. *n.~ttc/ 18R 1BA ~ NEWPORT CREST. 2Br •BAY & OCEAN VIEW* prof. Blcka to bch. •28r 288. cl-*. gar, Nliwpof1 YIMge la on 10 · Frpf encl tlo No .,_.. • ~ ,,_ 28&, lrptc, wetbar. lky· •bov• b9autlrul Chine S900tmo 875-t215 E\181 pkng 9PC. lndry~llOO. acru ol febulou1 1.91 llU ; se1f:'mo' ~ eec Xlnt loc on c ~ 2 gar. llghta. new carpet 2 c:ar Cow 28r 2a.1g den, gar Both rtdecor. e60-0eOe fl'OUnda and~
Ugtlt and tlrtr)' 5BR. (40 rt C1a-ase1 °'892-1739. . frplc. dec:b. 11100 gw pool, ape,~. 10 11750. '73-7982* ***** *~pool
1ot). o.lor*' by tamoua '"'" .,.. 10 bdl. yrty llDllll llM BRAID IEW IUlnF1l 111111 •~ oemer •chllec:t 'Richard .......... 4 BORM 28A Houee New * .:c.~ ~:= 2 I 1250/mo (714) 142-1112 UV9 p;;; .... -9tfMt . In ~ comC)tex. 8ecul1ty •Ngtrt-lgtltltd MN* ct9
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C.ol)'n Roea 173-78n g•r s 1070/mo. 175 ~ gei11•300· frplc, WI O --, ...!..'!"' ...... CW:.!...ealt)' ~ • Cabte fy ALL UTILITIES * N••IY r•d=d
Joann (213)13()-5284 Pet '"'up · M Jm llmJ ·-,,,. -• at ..._ 1ST MONTH'S REHT PAID S700 122· 1832 auper~ tee ' --..n 1.--.. JUNE SPECIAL Corona'• Slate e.c:tlt 801 PAULARINO *' _.......,, ~ IM
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2 .;..uat::n = :=· c:ar gar No pets. Yrty • 111 1U S100 OFF *(=:) .... _..,. .... .._., -• pool, ape. Xlnl 1oct Avt upper Duplex In BalbOa. 38R 28A S 1400 Wtlly · S 1IOOJmo ,,..._Uk tor • Jll JU .... 28r 18a, lndry rm, doM to ...mi r.,..,
5 711 $1300/mo. Call RJte Spect~ ~ vtew 1 2BR 2BA 11300 VAly Carey Watd Sunbow ~ lhope !>UNI MSOtmo
: ~ -1 • llLm .. lJIT9ll waoe 831-128& gar, wfd. lrlg, ti'Ptc S1S75 S300 MC deC> req'd eOth elt)'. Inc. 83l-2242 NIL/llA 22&. & 22i2 Mill* •Mot9. "'°'9, motel ~ IM u-W:ii llllUUIY llLllllJ al • ·~i~J}-· •Wat«tront/Canal 38~ unit• front the bMcf\, GORGEOUS 38r 2'~8a. 2 UHID TSL MGMT 142-1803 CALL OR VISIT NOW & tJ;;mii;tXkE S..Utlful&~Plan2. 1~"--4'1111 =~:.':':~~ have garag ... frplc1. deck1, brand new ttwu-• IUll11AUJ SAY"IWANTTHES300
A-.ROWHEAO. 1219,500. MARYANNMc:GUtRE 2BR&Den.2.5BA.Hurry, patk>s1s75 • lndry fee: Adjaoent to out 1750 "· 11800/mo. CALL 8111111 2BR 18A E .. tald• lo-GIVEAWAY" .
... ,_,.. & dMr ~ wlll HARBOR REALTY won't laat tong at _ 1, IEIT'' • park. tennl1, handbaM 807 IRIS. 72()..eKe • cation Patio pool lndry .... TYi.LAii r $435 000 Alt! fOI' Lynne Brand new 3BR houae. Lg ,,.....,. _. TheM 111 time rentala , OR 833-ltt7 S • · t )leftngforhoueeonc:outOfnce 873-4400 UndSeyi80-5000 yd,2 c:argar,28A.222~ ITMl12 areclMn.wellappolntedLRG 2Br 18•. 514~ rm. 725/mo. Low de-IPAITm'fl • Vo to '350.000. Aelld•ooe 84Mno Rf/NA( Canyon. s 1350 Broker & tumllhed Alt! '°' CNf Matlgold Walk to ~· poelt. 835 Bait• St, Cott• .._.
•91cl L.oefor .... tn LAKE .. / 9e3-8377 e 111111 WllW • 0<E'tynn Kemp 790-5000 doM to ahopl. r•t rntl. ** ...... ** 149 E. Bay (Cmrof Bellw& ~Fwy
•• AAAOW~~2sr·ooo ...... lelaM 1111 ' .. . . . College~ 2Br den 28a Palermo •BR 2\o\BA. 2 l~&.V $1100/mo * 845-1189 A amen. quiet complex TSL MGMT 842-1803 (114)111-0011 -.L!l?•lnU. '.;t:\Xl\.."'l'fl I~ .. \ II lfl>lc •. dblgar.'wtd .hkup: 1tory. Spa. n .. r vrlnl\. .. / LRGBachetof8"t.Walkto neatledamongtalttr .. *LllEIEW* P.S. N98d a g1en1 un-
A_,.e»..._ -'' . REALTORS., 1g yd &1250 !Jfdm Incl And«aon School. 1 yr ''t"'\l'J....,,....,."'ff fU \ 11 t>Mctt. clOM to thopl & & lavish landacepe. 18' Come dlffef furnl1h•d on•or-two
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_..... UV9 & rent. 2BR, 2stry, car garage, ama.11 yard, vtew. MCUf1ty gate. gar, telta .... Hfi S7tR> +MC. A~~ 1 rec. room, laundry room our el90 . Peaianla 1117 patio, gar. trMI Reetly new carpet/paint S825 w/d, poof. spa. $1395. Peac9ful. greent>«t vu, dbl 111181211Vetme 54~2~7 ~IOI' lnatant rnov.-.... f .llUlD
-••• _. nloe. S332K Cuh Owner 875-4912 Agt 854-8090 or 780-9842 garage, 28R. eplt tev. 11\I ONL y H45 to 28r 1......... I -· H5W __ _. 65()..8200 veufled c:.fllnga, pool. &&~ "50/mo PIU9 1100 Ott ,....,. W 09', _,.._,
Expect thebese 28f. 28a dbl gar. frplc, •-1..11 Eaatllde 2BR 18A. prvt 28' ~!~'C:~ CON~ S12751mo. 875-9496 ••CSilFteld *EASTSl\C* move-In ttvougtl 8/15 drJ)9, bltlna. fncd P9tlo S50K below ,,.., Owner __,, •n patio arlgl gar w/d hl(up .... gar. ...,...., ---lllt AU IUI& &PTI. 83M 120 Cal 1-5PM
llflllm..wl ~•t bought anoth•rl Fnlalt llM Cut-d.uc Xlnt eondl 'f:niun~ndi59--~~f · v;.~~!Sw1~rJ:~2 &Plll'mlll 530W Wlleon 2819Santa~·c· ... .S735
........... C11'TYO.OOOIT s EAn1~ Lo Renti ,. .. 2br 2ba a::: s•5012384 Hofe .. ,, As~ I \Mwl Freah patnt. dr..,.! Lwge, attractive apta In . a..utlNI 1 BEDROOM l TSL MGMT 8e'1 Vlc10rie E ..... 720 TM ~-pr~ on l E R L • • .,_ • ..... .. mo • n•ry Beeut ocn/clty vu! 3br 21>8 & carpet Full MCUrlty buutlful garden Mttlng. 2 BEDROOM -Starting at 722-9012 Of 842· UI03 PllJI Ill& lfTI
Newport a.y with ep. rm F'lower1. fruit tr.. 831-128e °' 175-8427 Pool, terwa, sec:. &2750/ quiet locatton No peta Poot/1p1. garage or 1&25/mo lncludee gaa
proxlmatety 1IO fMt = .. l llar 1122 ~1 ~Bye-yr~~~ ··~i\. mo. Lou. 956-5228/ew s1200 L .... · 844•7211 carport. Sorry. oo pet1. water, hMt & gwage. • COZV 2br 11>8 duc>tex. 1M1111Almft front-oe hea 1u1t been,.._ -..., • ON 4 ,. • -(213) 826-7163/day *A t No ,... 28drm 1'1·Ba $765 2•2• in -. ••• 7•• • Frptc. °'*1 beern cell, FurnW!ed S1udtoe.. Un-duc.d to eppralHd E' CREEK ~ IV a.ae• 9:.:::d:: 11 JS ~ , gen 28drm 2Ba S790 • • -.r;w -· ._ pello, IJ8f S725tmo + f\imleMd 1 & 2BR. ca.en.
WIUe. There m.-y l\Ot ti. Bnghl, IUnfl)' 38<.2!48&. ~ Big 3BR 2~. frplc. gar-VIEW SllE 398 w Wlleor'I 631-5583 cMpollt 722~ qu6et .... Dgtlted lg
anocNr oppcw1unlty 10 ~ den. 1hows AfF•llU age, quiet locetlonl Walk -------•EASTSIOE STUDIO• bright ln19rtofa. etoee to bu)' ~ a ~lg'oul llta • model! $438,000. _ _: _R UITWITw.11111 to bMcfl & lido VIiiage h lllp ... 1 Bedfoom Sl30 Stove refrig frplc ti.th EASTSIDE C.M SMALL frwya OC Airport
end ___ IOcatlon Open Sat-Sun 1-5, 33 --L .. dlec lnCI utlls, yd 'I S 1400/mo )'ft)' ~922 • 28d tBa 1750 • • • · STUDIO with mlc:rowa¥e, bMchi. & Malla No pet8 -~..., on MelnMjl ~ 8404857 2BR 28A, 1152 elf, ca-gmhM Av! no-# 831-Sa&e 38<. 2Ba 2 stOfy Excellent rm prtvat• patio. utll pakl beth. retng. all utllltlea the tMly, and probabfy thedral ceiNnge Welk to _ Big Canyon highly up-condttlon S2500mo 301 Avocado 842-9850 S490/mo 650-5194 Incl. l490/mo 650-581M ..........
,....., ..-at the .-tng Cllta.... lff4 ... 3 s E SIDE HEIGHTS 3BRI graded 2Br ·cover' a. price.Neerty"ofanecre ocean 1•" ehara 2BA dbl Ind di $2750/mo. 892-3719 Of t .... dectl. vaulted cell-•91STlll• EASTSIDEBEAVTY2BR SHARPEASTSIOEStudlo.
lltueled on • point that •llWl.Y llJllln.n MobOe home Anxlou110 xtnl • conr' i 122;"':.._:· 81S..568-1657 11\o•. retrlg. near t>Mc:tll Spacloua 28r 28a. veutted 1BA. lrptc, d/w. bttlM, ana patJo + 11'1\811 yerd. Small ~ ~ d the water Newport Hgt1 Country Miii 549•900 969•5403 A\11711N/peta548-«97 n • P 911 S 5 8 Om 0 celling, DIW. lndry rm, garage, patio, coin lndry (19t ok. 1 per9on. A~ l\OW
• oriented, year •ound tun Home 2Bdrm, 28A. °' 67S-8120 Agt --. -~ I ..._ W.S +depollt. 758-0157 patlolbak:on)'. cao.. 10 S8351mo 158-3027 1415/mo. 780-8M2
tovtng drama een-ated BY OWNER $278,500 O.t tf tltt .. ~ 3S~DE lu11ury condo Walk to Newport Cntr. 2BR 18A. etove. retrlg, all $745/mo. E'SIDE• 2er 1s. ulet Dlaa Ptlat BB
by one of the WOf1d c:1e1a OPEN Sunday 12-Som l SI 3... ~Ba. 1 Y1 old pvt 2BR 1BA, •ttacMd gar-gar large yatd Lndry ta-2035 Pomona q 00 ..,....,..,.,.~IP'""..,...,, t..ortc:tttea. 484E 1stt1St.54a-1ui. P..,.n, S yerd, dbl gar, ldMI IOf age,2yr1newtS1250mo a nh c1111i. 1725. No pets. TSLMGMT 142-1903 petpoo1''A9:5f8ld. tauncS2· SH: BRAND NEW
....... tbXHOF™ M Lot roommate, 2335 Elden 2 lllffl ~Ill 11 756--()732 · mo+ aecu ... ,. TOWNHOMES FOf R9nt T".I:=-:-:-=,.,.---"-_.._ wtcabln 5 bloett1 from __ S1375mo 842-3812 Alao 28R+Den. Both 845-47811-epm undef ciaea I 212e In
TA MESA 3 Bedroom Pf'tde with 2 C09W d',...,. Marina. LEASE 8Mu1 3BR/28A townl'l<HMI S1350/mo 111._..1 ••-211 W/PUI llTTlll le•llf WIMs Neer Nwpr1 H9tgnta. Lrg todaya dullfteda f story townhome Two bathe and a big. big $18,000 * 845-9127 ESlde CM home SOf'M 840-seM Bkr .... _.,. Strotl to bCh G,..t view_ 1BR Loft, petlo. country bright 28R 2BA upper.
apedoua htgtl oelllllged bonul room. ONL y LL ,.... •ppl• Lg fenC41d yd AXL86X lsUNos BEST Child welc:lome. No pet•. setting $&95. 180 2111 St. Avl 711 Utlll pd CIMlll1edheel!p9Clellnfor.
melter IUh• with 2'.-\ 1181.900 Wu... ~ $1375/mo &50-2403 1BR 1BA, lk)'tlt• loft apt 1925/mo.131-6107 No pet• &48-1184 S900/mo 845-8051 ITl9tlonforpec>p1ewttt1
bethe. ln•lor teundry & SELECT BH&G 751-5000 PfGvXtf PARW wisHES lllFfl ITUIJ garage, avail 811 yrty IN .;:;..,_...:;....;...;;...-,,_,..-.;;.;;~·~---
two c:ar OW• In lrt\8ll .BRANO NEW TO BUY EASTBLUFF MESA VERDE HOME loca1ed on• wtd9 IJ'Mn-$1.000/mo 675-1488
,,.._ comptelt COSTOM HOUSE CONDO FROM OWNER 3BR 2BA· l\8*t)' returb b91t this 28R 2BA beauty ---A 1-1400 ...... 1135,000 3BR. lar d $108 000 7~50 Gn Str Av! 7/1 S 1195 ... ~ .... b6e tot lmmedl•I• CHARMING l\ouee, Wtfy ~ Bk :ari;:7 • Grdnr Incl 848-9908 occupancy KJd• & pell pvt, 2 lg B<. 2 Ba. frptc,
WAn " r. latab . --ok Short°' long term,.. gar. etc 2 patloe, )'rt)' H<>Mf~ .... , BTIAl mTl llU poalble s12501mo Call 11800/mo 2131273-3300 MA.l.EST~Tt · sn1.111 :::fc.u.. 110 WESTSIDE Rf/NAC0ouo ~ 12()-.3980 1•1•11 Pulanli
4BR 2BA. lrplc. n.. / 111'1 -~----...,.------klteften, qu4t ~ CM SBA t:n&n It 1&> VILLAS ~ 't .EASTSIDECOS'TAMESA loc:ellon. Cell Liz or N88)'tmt2br.MCS1250 \~TCQT Ff\ 11 2BR18A.fgwage.walto
1mrneculat• 3 bdrm ,... Chuck Jonee 131-1288 or CdM 2BR S 1800 · " wall carpet• 2 patloe.
model with tnp&ace, In-146-5743 Nwpt Stva 3BA h1 S1650 IELll OHMS REAL.TORS ltepe 10 bMctt a bay. 9'de taundfy i dou'* CdM 3BR. FR, ger $2500 S 1100/mo )'ft)'. 875-H6o
gar•o• New root, Waterfront Hornet tnc IOW LWlll Chermlno Heigh'-Home *"II•-• ~~·"'* & RealtOfl 831·1400 28R 1AA. gar. yard Spec1ec:uJ., ~~:oeHlng
.131·1400 •.. $225,000 laJMa falaa• JIM •IUll llWI• ~":·,c:;:-s~~ VIEWS Of NEWPORT f:-~All Ht HO'll E~o:.n~~tn~cc!: :! ELEGANT ™• c;p; Large 3 Br. 2'Mta, 2 cat 845-6834 . l::r':.~ ~~It~~. " uo-.1' 1-. paint. earpet1, pool. Cod 38R hM, FR. tp, fncd ltlKMd gerage, w/d CLEAN, WELL LOCATED custom Interior.
• REALESlATE l 135K.&45-9873 yd S1p1 sandy bch hkupa, frplc, pvt yerdl, 38r, 28a, CWme1 HarbOr 28R2BA.1200aqrtS1400
• S14001mo 648-&333 pool & IP&· 11250/mo View ttom.a 12000 1BR 1BA Unit S1050
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FRIDAY, JUNE 10, 1988 • 25 CENTS .
Karl charged in funds pro
Newport Video maker gave Hart, others
lll{ja! donations. indictment alleges Karl a passionate believer
LINDA DBUTICll All•• e1 .... Prw wrt ...
Newpon Beacb raident Stuart
Katt, who made a fortune marbtina
Jane Fonda'• workout 1ape1, wu cfwled Tbunday with ~ f\an-~ ~ to_~ cam-.. of · ntial bopeftal Gary Hart· and
other candidates.
A federal panel . indictment
eccUlel Stuart ~"!¥ compincy,
&11e 1tatement-coacalment in a
maner ~·a JOvenuneDt -.ency, . makina an iuepJ corporate contribu·
tion to a federal candidate. malcina
excaaive c:ontribUtioDI to a can-
didate and mUina a campaip con-
tribution in the name of aaodlcr.
Mighty MwacaJ..ct of
snorting cocaJne./ M
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Kart.. 1971 lflldate of'Corona dd Mat Hilb Scbool, iDduced otbcn to
mate pci1itical contributions IU •
inacandidata be favored in I=
1916 and then ftlimbuned the donon
to elude rederal limits Oft IUCb
contributions, the 1 l<ount i~
meat aJleia,
Tbe 90venunent .n-. Kart. 3"4.
solicited the unall ~butiona and
that uasuren of' the political com-
mineamvolved dedlred them small
and lawftal contribuUonl made by
peOple other than Karl
-'"There ii no evidence that Mr.
Han or the otber 1en1torial can-didates were aware of the illept
contributions," U.S.. Att.amey Rohen
(Pl•• w IL\a.L/A2)
Trailer
1tenants
in Mesa
strike
Residents withhold
rent to protest slum
conditions, eviction
BJ JONATHAN VOLZU:
Of ..............
Guadalupe Duran keepa a rusty
paint can under-her kitcbeo link. The
makeshift bucket ftlled up every time
'she used the sink. and she would
empty it outside.
Theft ~ DO = under the basin. There have known b ·two years.
It ~ ~ lbe said in
Spanish while bounanc a toddler on
her hip. but one of the leut of the
problems in the Costa Mesa trailer
park where she. her bUlband and
childRn ti ve.
Tbe roof leaks, and over the~
the water lweaten away the ceilinaof
the small home. The ceramic tile on
the floor is spotlealy dean. There
isn't much of ·it thouab; most of it
chipped and broke away ~n qo. Aeross an uobalt drive from
Duran's trailer, Socono Romero'•
beater broke last winter, and DOW I 4-
foot·hiab electric heater is all she and her f'aniily ba ve.
Her shower doesn't wort. so a hOIC
runs from the sink in the cram~
bethroom into the shower. The smk
iueJf is fallina from the ...n. Their
c:eilina a1so &eaks.
Several locks are missina on the
a, oasc sucu:x . ...........
ne indictment orNeWpon Beach
video enuepreneW' Stuart Kati ii a
.S chapcer 1n the life ola man ctriven
by a puaionate desire to acand up for
What he believed~~ a local politicans and . o(
A rederal araDd . ury indictment
banded down n:J:y llCCUlel Katt,
3"4, of several counts of compinlcy
and illep.l cam~ fundi• pnc..
lica siemmina &Om contributions
made to dozens of Democratic can-dida~ in 1984 and 1916.
Karl alletedly induced bis em-
ployees and othen to make political
. contributions supportina candidates
be &vored. and later reimbuned the donors to elude federal limits on IUCb
contributions, tbe 12-count indict-
ment allep. He may _ bave con-
tributed u mucb IS s 190,000 IO the Oarv Han campaian in 1914 and
1911, accordi na to repom.
Karl is a locaJ sucoea story, a 1971
&nduate of Corona dd Mar Hilb School who beaan publishins tnae
mapzines and ditcovmd a knack for
loci.in& into upcomina trends. As
head of Karl Home Video, he pion-
cm'ld an altanative to video movies
when be issued the .. Jane Fonda
Workout" videotape in January 1912
and later Playboy home vMleol. Hi•
net worth is estamattld to be mOl't
8ooorro llomero llold9 Jaime, 11,,4,, la a
reatedmoblle laame....._••aln1eet11n1
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1ee1tt:I, roof attbe Aiola& ..._comples • 18tll eet la COlta .....
duster of apart.ment-ttyled mail-
boxes; many are misaina doon
a11oeetber.
And nearly every trailer in the 59-
u.nit park bas at least one broken
window, patched with tape and
plastic. or paper, or not at all.
Such problems are typical for the
&mmes who rent trailers in the Aloha
Palms complex on 16th Stteet. feli •
dents contend.
The tenants said they've asked
their landlord to fix the ICrious
problems, like their rooft and
beatina. but have received no help.
.. A lot of people have a lot of
problems.. ~·s a lot of di•mi,. tbiJ:tas. .. laid Julia Jimenez. ... )al'
Aloha Palms resident. 1lqt told us
we were breatina everythins. but
that's not true. We take mo~ from
our own pockets to fix C'Va'Y'luna. ..
Any landtcapias in the complex, (Pl••-TILAQ.Sll/A2)
than SSO million. •
Karl bu been delcn"bed •de= family man1 an ambitiom
achiever ana someone Wllo ~ beancdJy endoned and aapportld
fa vorite political caDdidllel
perior Court Judie David C.W, .tio bas known Karl fortevenl ,_..
laid tbae dacriptjoa.a are tnle IO IM mart. ...
.. It caUICI udnat to lee ~ occur, .. said Car1a ... From my ~.
venations with him, be'• a~-.
penoo with a very nice fiunily.
Canu is one of dozens ol oulilS
officials ca\llbt in the middle Ol dlil Karl scandal . FOfme!' employw of
(Pl••••-nm1A9J
Edison
a~nual
d~piets
drinkirig
Furor over yearbook
follows school role f\
in Hallmark protes
By&oBDTBAUD ...............
A. bot-ofr-tbb-paeu lblden.t yes-
book is causina red face& at H.-.
inaton Beach'• EdilOll Hilb Sc:Mol.
an im:titution tbat receady took oa a . card firm b prialiaf ....... ~=~that •med to~ drinki na. . fUB-IMlle The yearbook CODWJll • ...... ~.:,= .=:e·coo1en.~d!I
...... and haviJls. tiOod lime. .
One ~t. who taicl M'• .. steamed. -. described the Jayovt •
'-the full Spods MclCmzie amt·
meot. ..
.. rm very OODCeJned and~ pointed," Principal JllCk
said Thursday ... ff theft WIS a way
oould recall it, I would. kt I cu't.
··1t depicts everythina we're
apinst, .. he said of the layout .. h's
absolutely the antithesis of what we
stand for... :
f.dnon pined a c:enain amOunt ot
notoriety on the uti~ &oiqt
recently when it became involVed ia a
protest tpimt Hallmark after •
parent discovered two pee1ias cards
that linbd drinkiJlil to ... tiaB
fun.
(Pl--w Sil •OR/AS)
Mudslinging: Who's to blame? Residents vow fight ···
as planners endorse
CdM seniors project All started out focusina on the mues, but
the direction of the race turned downward with
rumon about Baker's marital problems.
Over the coune of the race, tbe Pilot ~ived ~ lettCn abollt Baker and
Co1 and teJepllone calls about Rosen~ All
made clwaes about the candidates' pnvate lives. ..
Only the rumon about Baker went public
when an unidnti&ed man ltOOd up in a
c:aodidatcs forum uid demanded Baker respond
totbem.
But all tbree cancticktes or people • toeia1ed witb abem ... 1rit mail that bontcred
-or crunll - a delicate line between lelitimatc ._ ad limple mudlliQlial or
ouuiOtlia. ' Alia tbe Piil. muy are pointina flQll!n at
paid polidcar COMUbiata u tbe culpms. a
cbarll Ibey raeat.
<>r..-eo-i..,a.::ablican Party a.ir-..... Toaa-,_. dlle couultants-llld
•JI ... ...., ... IOillillW tbe ~cl Mt.... .
•1..-. I o U [• liisrlllna are ablolutdy
Laauna Canyon
fed up with this mucknJcina by paid pohtical
backs that put it out," Fuentes said.
'1be &Wlt is oe thole that push candidates
to utilize t6is kind of mailer in a campaian."
Political coDIU.hants COWi~ that nOthina
toes out without a c:Udidate's approval.
Harvey Eapnder of Harvey Enalander
Conauhants did IOIDC wort Oft ballot measures
in Sacramento ad E Monte and for Super-
vison lloter Seantoa ad Gaddi Vaquez iD this
year•1 campaip.
He allo bladled the aupervilorial raca of
Don Roda and Harriett Wloder two ,an"°'
E lander laid bit firm includes a wriucn pro~ iD its COGtnct that DOtbina .-out
without the candidate's OK. or be doeln't e-Y fot it. ~ yov can be sure we ID( evaythina llPed off, .. be said. • .. ,r • cuctidatc •Y! it'• the comuhant aDct
DOC Ula. tben tbe candidatc is a liar," E .... oder ....... AIMI i( .... candidate really clida T bow
..... -COllRhant ... doiJll. tben tbe .._.kteiaaW."
F d .. ,.... Mlll:ive iiiiilWI -~ a :nP'llM-..-•-C.-Amll/AI)
BJ Oll&O IDJCll.&X ............
AD ddaty care home proposed for
Corona dd Mat won the approval of
the Newport Beach Plannina Com·
missioo 'J"bunday rupt. bul Dot
bdOre dOzea.s of ~ residents ~ tPinst the ps'Oject and ~ 1epl 8CtioD.
The commillion voted S-1 to
approve the coastNCtioo of a 54.~ ;?~ filcility ~t_ the comer of Drive and Pacific Coast H~
way. Commissioocr Harry Merrill
voted aeaiDst the prqiocc. while Rena
Koppdmu ... ablfiet.
At 1 ll'Udi111 ~ mecties in
April. tlae commillioo diftlC\ed Em· cnld A.90Cil .. to tc8k doWD meir
.. lat tbe penoMI Clfe= the :·~·· 4indopaa.
Alloallel. ........ ber of co.
(!11-W. t.awti .. ••iMtias tbe
llUD: WHO'S TO BLAMB •••
1 Mil!I • commuaitt aympethizn.
""1be ftall weiPt oftbe ..... ouabt to t!. 8ftcr tbat PY in Arizou. .. he aid.
• If ibcre are IK) laws, tbeR should '1e. ..
; 1llll waa oae of two main com-
liilaints by Baker consultan1 Frank Caterinicdlio. f AftertbeBakendulieryalqationt
went poblic, be laid the praa t.iled ~t tbec:ampaip t~·ntout ~ ~ mailen wer'e .
.. A crune wu com mined... said.
.. It was an aaonymous letter &om IJ\
Uollymous poup in a foden1 cam-
paip. and that wu a violation of
federal law.'"
% 8u1 wont. Caterinicchio a.id, WU
the way people have manar1 to skirt
I.be .._ by usina the press to do ~
~tion on tomethint that bu no
buis in fact." be said. 04Y OU •TC forci DI
us to make it a lqitimate i~ by
commentina on it
.. To respond simply to a ctwse by
another candidlte1 I don't think is
responsible jounwiam."
Cateriniocbio suaested campaian
consultants should lie licented I?)' the
American Astoclation of Pohtical
Consultants to clamp down on un· ethical . Eilee~\ rqiona.I political
director for the usti for President
campaipl, di~
.. What aood i1 that soi~ to do?" Padbcra asked. "Any poliucal con-
suhant doesn't do an)'thina without
the candidate's OK. You should
license the candidates! ..
' Plldbefa llid Ge AAPC formed u
Clhica coiaai-. abcMlt • ,., •
abat U. been uyiae to ctnw .,....
llddeliw. ~ ...... ptoWem ii it'• Vcrf
10•_.toto• teven. ~tolll'etoa1'bat it eihicmJ." lhe Mid, '11llC ltMle la IO a.ray. it'• blird to make a ddcnnlu-uon. ••J balll IO UM .t.be auqy, but
wt..~·· . . ic to me may ..ot be IO)OU." ;.!~ II &he pma lboukln't have die laker adul*Y illUO.
1be Gary Han tbitll Md Ion&
been aa illM in WuhilllfOO D.C
Wbcn ho c:Mllen9ed the Pftll tbeY
bad to 10 for it," Padt;cq said.
''But in Baker'• cue it wu dif·
fn'enL He ii a family man who had
tome marital dHJiculties and ironed
them out.
... , didn't become an iaoe until the
papers were duped into makina it an issue.··
Neither Pldbera nor the others
bold out much hope campeip styles
will soon improve.
"What is unfortuna1e is that every
candidate would love to do only
positive mail, .. Enender uid
"But studies we ve done on focus
poups show that people only re-
member the neptive mail."
Growth measure
14 votes behind
A slow...,owtb measure in SeaJ
Beach was losina by 14 votes Thurs.-
day as election offac:ials strualed to
complete the count of a09entee
ballots.
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Pr.-Al IMame of thae reasons. we're con-
inc:ed this is not a proper use of this
~ ...
'"'Other residents were moR pointed
le their criticism.
: 1'berc'1 pq to be a war of traftk
wn there IOOO." aid Dick Spehn,
tilferrina to I.be pendinc development 'ol the neatby Irvine Coast. .. And
~·re eoalideri11 lt\lflina this thina
•• down our t.hroeu. It's m-Cted.ible. a'*>lutdy incredible."
After t.be ~ bearia&. the
ciemmiWoa CODCluded that althouab
tk EmcraJd ADOCiala project was
.ftOt perfect, it WU cerWnfy better
than the defunct rataurant cwrentJy
occupyi. the ~Y·
"I do think the residents bave the riabt to t.be ambiance tbeYre Uted
to,.. said Commiaioner Gary Di
Sano. .. Bu.t I do know that what bas
been there hasn't worted."
Tbc commission made a few
chanan of ill own before approvina
the JWOject. loppiQ& off an additional
3,300 IQuaR feet oft.be facility.
It WU DOI clear wbeft the redue>
lions would be made, but 3,300
1quare feet could mean 10 less rooms
in the facility, brinaina the number of
rooms down to 98. .
Developer Jon Christaon said be
wasn't sun: if the eroject WU econ-
omically feasible with the additional
area reduction. but added. "It's part
,. • ._...,.~ n
of the cballeQIC ...
Len Seltzer, chairman of'Ncjpbors
to Prelerve Corona del Mar, aid the ~. apinst I.be facility is &.r from KARL CHARGED IN FUNDS PROBE •••
.. We are perfectlr ready to take this Prom Al
to t!acCityCounci ;• beuicl==-"""Bonner laid at a news confmnce to
• Seltzer said that because lbe reveal delails of the indictment. pro~ site bas no density delis-I'. nation, the city must wait until t.he Thirteen of Kart's 1ormer em-upc:omiQ& ,eoerat plan amendmenl1 p&oyccs, who were uled u conduits
to consider the project. The city forthealJescdcontributiont; wer-enot
attorney's otrtee disputes thatconten-indicted because most of them c::oop-tion. erated in the inv~tion and have
Seltter l&ld his pup bas retained been saven limited immunity from
lepl counsel and may consider a prosecution, Bonner said.
lawsuit if the council upholds the .. Generally, we are more interested
project's approval. , ./ in the person causins the contribu-tions to be made, .. he ~med. /
made were still under investiption
and Stock said that unidentified
members of the Hart campaian are
cooperatina with the aovemment.
The indictment contends Karl
made S200,000 in illepl camJ)llip
contributions to Hart and other
candidates. It said $38,300 went to
conaressional and Senate candidates.
while SJ S9,SOO went to Hart's l 984
campaip. ,
to resisn ~ Lorimar-Telepictures,
followina connict-of-interest allep-
tions.
Kart said in an interview then that
the comJ)llny'1atimated annual •les were between $80 million and SlOO
million.
In November of 1987, Lorimar-
Telepicturcs filed suit apinst Kari,
alles>QJ he had violated terms of a
financiaJ ..,.eement made wh,n be
resiped from K.arl-Lorimar.'He de-
nied wronsdoina and the suit iJ
pendina.
FRIENDS SAY KARL·A BELIEVER •••
The indictment alleaes Kart also
used his corporation, 1'.arl-U>rimar
Home Video, to pve an illepJ
S2S,OOO contribution to a fund-rai1e1
entitled .. An Evenina With Barbra
Streisand and Robin Williams.••
If ec5nvtcted Karl fact.i 36 years in
prison and fines totalina 11 least
S930,000. H11 amipment was
scheduled in U.S. District Court in
Santa Ana on June 20. Before eettina into the video busi-ness. Karl published tsade mapzi~
ranains from the then-bu~nint
waterbed industry to periodicals on
spas and saunas.
Fn.Al
Karl rtporudly umuch u SI 0,000 to
c;..ur•s failed 1986 coftlJ"elSionaJ
~paian. and were later allqedly ~·~buned Karl , While he bJ!: not want to ~ OC&rt's c:ontributions. Carter said be 11
~ waitina for a ruommendation e the Federal Elections Com-
oo about wbaa to do with the
. ney. : .. All c:aodidates want to believe
t people contribute to them be--
LIJe ~·re runnill(_ a aood cam· " said Car1er. Ibey appear to ~ contributions. Even so, it's
;not clear what a former candidate ~ould do. I feel very responsible
rto-.rcS the c:ampaian and a11 the r.a•
tpee>ple, and that's why we're waitina
lfor the best amwer." r Part of the problem isdccidinawho
Carter and other candidates should
ve the Kart monq t.c:k to. Carter
he'd like to IJVe bis share tO
[juvenile prosrams.
l "rd rather do somethin& posiuve
I
with it if it's &<>iQJ IO be aiven t.ck.•'
Karri father, Georse Karl Sr., who
also lives in Newport Beach. said he
bad DO comment lbunda}'. How-
ever, when the alleptions fim sur-
faa:d in JanU&f)', Kart de.cribcd his
ton as .. a aood family man and a real
bani wodtt."
Otbendow '°Karl weft allo tilbt-liooed about the indictment Oris To'Wnsend. former cams-ip man-
., for Hart and a friend of Karl's
declined comment lbunday. A 1ee-
~ for an.orMy Doualas Dalton,
who 11 Katf 1 lepJ countel aJona witb
MicMd Genove1&, aid his office would not comment and had not teen
the indictment
Genovete WIS out of town Thurs-
day and could not be reached for
comment Officials at Cooper-Hamil-
ton Co., Karf•s lrvi~-bued company
named after his two tons, did not
return phone caJls. to the Daily Pilot. Georse Urch, chairman of the
Oranae County Democratic Party,
said in January that Karl was very
supportive of Gary Hart's bid for the
presidency.
"He put a lot of time and effort into
t.becampeian. He'1 1ikethat Wbenhe
aets into somethina he JOC1 111 the
way," said Urch. "He and (Hart) were
very dole, they rally tot alona well.··
Bernie Schneider, a Newport Beach
attorney who is the lqal counsel for
the Hart c:ampajp, uid be hasn't
1CCD 0t talked to Kart in about four
months. He aaeed that Kart wu very
supportive ol Han. u well u a
number of other candidates.
Schneider declined comment on
the indictment, but said "he's brisht.
ou1'0ina and entre{>reneurial. He was
obv1ousJy very active in a variety of
campaians 1n vinous parts of the
state and country."
Karl's arraipment is currently
scheduled for June 20)n U.S. DtStnct
Court in Santa Ana.
"The fund-raiser benefited various
candidates includint Timothy Wirth
of Colorado, Tom DuchJe of South
Dakota. Bob Edpr of Pennsylvania.
Patrick Leahy of Vermont. and Alan
Cranston of California.
Bonner and Assistant U.S. At·
tomcy Nancy Stock said a further
p-and jury presentation will be made
m the cue involvina other PoSSll>le
particiJ)llnts in the~.
They indicated that membm of
Hart•s political campaip who en-
c:ounaed the contributions to be
Kart, who once described himself
IS I "humble little IUY with the tom
tennis shoeti" became a millionaire
because of his foresi&ht in the maaa·
zine and video markets. He started
Karl Video in 1979. It was respon-
sible for Fonda's first .. Workout ..
video, which bas sold millioos of
copies.
After scllina his company to
Lorimar in 198'4 for an undiscloted
amount, Karl became president and
chief execuuve of Kart.Lorimar
Home Video division, with an em-
ployment contract runnina throush
1989. In March 1987 Karl was forced
Kart alto started publication of
Newport Mapzine, which eventually
evolved into Ora.nae Coast Mapzine
after he sold interest in iL
The Newport Beach resident now is
the head of Karl-Irvine Films, a
company Karl formed with Jama
Irvine, whose ancntors founded The
Irvine Co.
Karl hvn in the B-a Canyon
community. He is married and has
two children.
EDISON ANNUAL DEPICTS DRINKING •••
From Al
The parent, who is on a committee the farm." staff, which makes the deasion on
plannins a safe and sober pduauon Garland said he was on( of 1everal what kind of material ps into the
party next Thurlday at Edison, took adults who checked the breath of yearbook, has voted not to permit
the cards to Mothers Apinlt Drunk about 900 students at the recent such features in next year's yearbook.
Driven who mounted a protest last senior prom to make sure there was Wheeler said his job is to keep the
Fnday in front of the Hallmark no aJcobol. staff out of trouble. He said that be I • ITRAILER TENANTS IN MESA STRIKE~ •• rqjonaJ sales office in Newport "This lcJnd of thins makes us look may not have done at this year.
Beach. like hypocrites."
Brian Garland, who is scheduJed to The paae Mir the beck of the Janet Cater, president of the
ftomAl
eoy daily care such as swcepina or . '.Pickina up trash, is what they do
:themselves, she said. walkin& about ~ cluster of homes tucked in an
• ustria1 leCtion just west of New. -Boulevard.
The pat's manqer, who lives in
complex, did not answer his door
unday for comment ReP1eK"Dta-
tives from the property owner.
Whitestone Properties in Santa Ana, muted to comment. Officials in
Alotaa•s manascment com1>9ny.
Mitns Manascment of Santa Ana.
4id not return telephone calls. White•
t10ne'1 Tustin attorney, Terrance
Calder, alto did not return telephone
~ · Jimenez said calls for help and
requests for service are typicalfy met
with Iona delays -if they are met at
all.
• "The mlDIFf yells It US that be is
feileep. Or be telb us that we don't Piil
much, so we don't Ft much,
Jimenez •ad. .. He tdl1 us be'• our
friend, but he's no friend."
She said the ~nll were afmd of
demandlna repeirs.. even when &be
tc-.e pipes -which run above
pound thfOUlbout the pert -broke
and spewed raw ~ down the
driveway of the complex.
.. We always have~ problems ~.and they late their ume in fixi111
at. .. Jimenez tlid. '"The man...,. just
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watches the kids play in the dirty
water."
Costa Mesa code~foroement of-
ficials said they've never inspected
the _puk for violations because trailer
patkS are handled by the state. State
officials in Sacramento were un-
available for commerfl.
Jimenez said Thursday that the
tenants decided they'd had enoush.
Thirteen families have united and
have withheld their rents -which
averqe S3SO a month -since May I.
Bis white sips dot the windows of
1everal trailers, with bold red letters
declarina; .. This apartment is on rent
strike."
"F'mallv, we talked; we Sot
tostther,'' Jimenez said. "It's im\l:°rt-
ant that we are totether fishtina. '
The families enlisted the help of
residents-f'iabu attorney Richard
Spix, who is directina the rent strike.
So far, he estimates. more than S4.~so
has been withheld.
E vicuoa notices -and Spix •s 1ep.1
countennoves -have been fiJed in
Harbor Munici09l Court. They
should reach trial in about a month,
Spix said.
But SpU laid the eviction aotica
would bave come with or without the
rent strike.
.. Tbe company jU11 boulbt tbe
propert)'. and told tbcm all to move."
Spix said. ''They want to make it into
succeed the retinna Kennedy as yearbook caus.ins the controvmy Mothen Apmst Drunk Driven, said
a commercial district." principal on July I, represented was purcbued by students for photos the photo plllD Points 6ut the impon-
Spix said he contacted Costa Mesa Edison Hi&h at the demonstration. and messqes, school officials said. ance of the ~up's recent protest
officialsabout the owner's intentions, Garland, who said he had seen too Jim Wheeler, a 19·year adviser or against Hitlmark.
and the project was dropped. City many instance$ ofstudents "drinkina the yearbook -the Oracle, said be T · ·
plannins officials confirmed that the and drivina and dyina." said Thurs-wn•t been sure on "where to draw " eeo..qe dmwna is insidious.
owner applied for the necessary day that the pqe ofpanyin' 1tudenu the line" in lisht of recent Supreme Seventy percent of students in hiab
permits to develop the property and reflects "poor jud&ment" and puts Court decisions concernina freedom school unfor1unately drink. Cara.
that the request WIS withdrawn. out a poor imqe of the tehool. of .press involvins student publi-sayina that it'• funny and bumoro•
But Juan Villasana, SO, who hu "It won•t happen•'"· .. Garland cauons. and acceptable contribute to dlic
lived in Aloha Palms for three yean said, "I won't tolerate it You can bet But Wheeler said the yearbook problem, It illusuates bow much
with his wife and three children, said
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he bas not received any notice that
devcJ~ent plans were scrapped.
Al bis 17-year-<>ld daushter, Inna.
translated, the tailor said be is
pan.iciJ)llUftl in the rent strike to •ve enouab money to find a new home.
"They pve us six months notice to ave," Juan Villasana said. '1'hey
told us to leave because they were
aoina to destroy the trailer par1(. .. Look.in, over the refuse -includ-ina t.be stnppcd bulk of I Honda Civic
-that littcn the pert, Villasana •id
be is ready to move.
.. They never fix anythina, .. he Mid.
Jimenez said she lites ber hdme,
and is fiahtina to remain.
"We are all families with kids," she
11id ... We don•t have problems with
crime or anythina lite that. It'• calm
~quiet. they just don'& ille QR of
it or lisaen to us. ...
.. They think we are dumb, diny
people. They are mistaken."
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JUNE 10,1988 1WLY PD.OT ENTERTAINMENT GlJID[ \q.4/1'0.24
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'View From Bridge_'
noses out 'Quilters'
, ..
T111s
• • • Soath C.oat Repertory bu plmmod a Latino festival oa its main l1aF
u a fu6.railer for its upc:omin& Hispanic Playwwipu Project.
A coaoert of latioo aiaeen. ~ c:cmectiam and other c:debritiea
will pabm June 20 to bdp IUpport the third annual play development
project. wtUdl will be paeoted Aut-2-14. Twenty Latino playwriahU will
be sbOWCllOd at the event. -
Tdds for the fund-railer are S2.S. Call SCR's Debra Steckel at
9S7~33 b' more informatioo. ••• Eva with an admirable ~uction of the same show a few miles up
the heway, the Soutbamptoo DinDer Thaler bat struck Pd witb itl
venioedihe twc>dwacter muaic:al .. 1 Do, I Do ...
A beavy demand for ticketa bu prompted an extension of the tbow to
July )I al tbe Sao Clemente dinner boule. It ori&UWIY WU ICbeduliid to
wiodapaat~
Bdle Calaway aod Jack Hapny star in the musical version of'1'be
F~, .. wb.icb Dia~ Wedne.dlys ~Sundays a1 Soutbampton,
140 Ave. Pico. Call 4~ 7576 b ticket information. • • • The Seddlet.ct Compuy Contcnatory, an honors~ for biab
ICbool ud c:olqe theater s&udents, is acceptina applications f'or its 11th
a1mnw.r ltllioG.
Stedeots ecc:epWld in10 the ~can eam up ao 10 Wliu of lower-divirion~c:redit while wortiQa wi1b theater prOfmiooals in the areas
of Id wl coaumc ~ !°" ~. tielltiai ud special dleela. ._ aad bcJllle mo ._.meat and artt ldmilUlllatioe.
nelUIDmereeMOD ..,.Jalv I witb .. Fcdiddat 1rc--oea--'wa-1y" aod Will
indude ""Tbe Wizard or or ui'rusp 1oys • DiMUa. .. ean David
f'ecol•o, productioa mr ... al stl-4764 b fbi1W dctailt.
Editor. Tom Tait
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B7JOBNROOS
· For better or worse Robert Plant will always stand in the
engulfing shadow of one of rock•s rowdiest and most popular
bands -Led Z-eppelin. The leaendary group diSbanded after the alcohol-related death of drummer John ••Bonzo ..
Bonham in 1980. Contributing to contemeorary rock ,n, roll
on bis own terms is something that s currently very ·
important to Plant, who brinp his young. new bend to the
Pacific--Ampitheatre Moriday niaht · · ' '
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"Powqqatsi,,. the sequel to Godfrey Regio's critically
acclaimed .. Koyaanisqatsi," underwhelmed most of our
guest critics. Some didn't understand the wordless film, and
others warned it will induce sleep. The pace will be livelier
next week, their last, as Tom Hanks grows up quickly in
"Bia."
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. By VIDA DEAN ·
For the third year, Joan Irvine Smith brought VirJin!a bunt
country traditions to Oranac County with The Oaks Cassie,
a mix of soci•lizin& and horses. The Oaks, Smith'• private
stables, in San Juan Capistrano was the scttina for last
weekend's three-day hone jumping stiow. Between the
Sunday mornina Acom Junior Amateur Grandprix and the
Oab Grand~ luncbina under the canopy was the order of
business for mvited friends <(Smith and her mother Athalie
Oarke.
OutOn'lbe'lbMl
BJ JUDY CIU.ID~ •
Maybe anythiaa,oet in tbi Mediterranean, and tbeR seems
to be a are.t empbuis • ac:.uzy Roup on foOd ftom the
Mediterranean, Wbei'e many ethnic cuisines conveqe. No
onectini~at ac:.uzy Rouae, named for the red wine ofBouzy
in Fruclei OMm.,..ne leP.on, will complain about variety.
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A WA~KING TOUR of
By ROBERT HYNDMAN
( ~ Of the Doily Pilot Stoff
n the old days, folb from Newport Beoch' s Balboa Peninsula 1s
Pasadena and Los Angeles on especially welcome destination.
would toke the Red Car oJI the In o region profoundly dependent
way down to the peninsuta f0< on outomotivetronsportation,
o weekend getaway. In the '20s, live Balboa stands out as one of the few
theater was the attraction ot what is ploce$.ie,Orange County where
now the Balboa Cinema. In the '30s, ~locomotion is the
they come to watch the big bondJ pre emit fonn of transit. That's why
swingjng in the upstairs 00.oom of BoJboo '1outd be toured on foot . So
the PO'iaion. In the' 40s, the crowds ofter tr<Jteling eastbound on Balboa
spreod to the Rendezvous Ballroom, Boule &J.he heart of the Balboa
the new pier ond the varied · w.
attractions of the fun Zone. During
the' 50s and' 60s, teen.agers on
spring break kept the festive moocj
olive, coming from all over the
country to celebrate Bal Week.
Acto.Moli.Sfreil~-Studio lllOrk, the Bolboo Pov~ion. Built woy
Cote. tncwnforitt~ Tntt..me hod 1n 1905 '°' $ 15 ,000, the
Things quieted down o bitfo
'70s dnd eorty '80s. But Bolboo
opQ<Yentty was just resting before ·
~~4paD'CMO'OWd favb wos to be the center of what --::o fOliiar 1. As promota•befieved would be o
next metamorphosis. And tQday,
following o flurry of redeve1r:, m•
in the past five years, Bolboo is
ploying host to throngs of visitcxi
who come to en1oy the mix of
historical interest and contem
changes amid some of the mosr
pidureS(Jle coastal scenery tot. '
found anywhere in the country
Now, as the days grow sunnier
ond the evenings more comfortable,
'tQJ tOiibrd llaiOf Wiv119 noiae recreohonal oreo.
lolbOci._,or ,.11 pca6'Jrst The Red Car Loe ended at the
........................ ~ Pov1 bodguem from los Angeles
~~l~~ .. p----~I I
abandoned and two men, Doug -wheelers, Boogie Boards, beach
a
choirs and umbrellas con be rented,
and firewood, suntan lotion and
osssorted snacks can be J:Uchosed.
Post the stand 1s the historic
8al>OO Inn, constructed in 1930 in
time to become a getaway for such
Holywood stars as H~ey
&ogc.t, Cay Grant and Errol Flynn.
After faling into disrepair, the Im
waspwchosed in 1985 and, despite
·some financial ~ing bk>ds along
the woy, is making a sincere bid to
regain some of its old tjtxy.
Abo~ and Jeff, BofJoo's livellfleS.S.
Doily P'tlot photos. Cover photo by
NidSoozo. ..
and Olt& MOS to the north w°'*l
spreod·~ me Bci>OO area.
en~rv lcJllD*eke00s a summer
vocaf!Ofa Of\lhll*•ia.
Dlinngtfle 193~. evidenc&of
the Big 8(lld Ero was seen ondtieord
at the Povtort, which hostedBemy
Goodmon, Coutt a....dJhe
Dorsty bo ~. andl'ft11
lie(rit'l bortiooweeii11gilla.the
~. tHarris, incidental.
ly, c~ Povifion the "Taj Mahal
of Newport Beoc:h. "I
A few yeas later, the big boods
moved to the nearby but oow dehro
Rende~ Batoom, and the
PoviflOO become the site of famed
wol ·O· thens and dance marathons
popub <bing that era. The Povilm
fel upon tod tines, but was
r~ Ml the 1960s and '7~.
complete by theft with extensive
sponf ishlngoctrvities. Thos8 cen-
time with Dovey' s Loder and the
Catalino Passenger Service opetat·
ing out 9'. the historic cupolo·tQA>ed
f Please see &AJNJA/Poge 121
o.1y Plot °"'8boolt1 AtdllJ, -. 1o; ,.. •a
9g9, .Ot MU\. ,'(mbh~ \lfOC>defaQ foJtq ~ * S
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lbc Ollck Corea EJecttric Band
toni&bt in a Bemon A HtJdties command perfonn.ance at a p.m.
Reserved seatina only: $19.SO. Tickeu are availabk at the Pacific
Amphitheatre boA oftic:t" and at all
Ticketron locations. For more infor·
mation and to clwwe tickets by
phone, call Tdetron at 634--1300.
~'S NOSTALGIA NIGHT·
CLUB in the Newporter Raort, 1107
Jamboree Roed, Newport 8eacb
presenlS the p>lden. olroc:k 'D' roll 7 p.m.. to 2 a.m. ni&bUy except Sunday
and Mooday. fiio cover cbarle.
C1assic bQc1s will perform the era's
sreatest bits from '"Good GoUy, Mia
Molly," to .. I Want To Hold Your
Hand. .. 644-1700.
POU& l&AIONI llOTBL 690
Newport Cater Drive. Newport
Bcacb praeDll Matleoe Alden'• sonp ud music ha tbe Comc:natory
U>unie Mooday du'oulb Friday S to
8 p.m. and Saewday~ 6 to I p.m. TllE WBrl'B BOUIE ~t
and Tavern. 340 South C.oaat ff!tb-way, Llpna Beacb.. praeoU live
entertainment ud dancina niabtly.
494-8088. SUNSn PtJB I 66SS Pecific Q,u\
Hiahway, SuMet Bcacb. offers Jive
enter1ainmeot .even niaht.a at wieek.
Toni&bt .00 Saturday, The Code. ~30p.m. to 1:30a.m. 592-1926.
OOUBTBOVIE aaTAUBANT
preseou Nathanid Jam and lbc
Wayne Wayne Band Thursday
tbroQ&b Saturday, 8:30 p.m. to J LID.
The CourthOUIC lS localed one. block
off the -ss freeway, West on
MacArthur Blvd. in the Hutton
Centre. 721-812&.
USS. THE a.VB 2215 Newport
Blvd. jn Coc1a Mesa. F1ubilta liabu, minon and a bu,e dance floor. Rot·
shirts or aborts. Ticket.a are SS for all
shows. Doors open at 8 p.m. Call
833-1160.
TBB BOP praenu the coolest .. Hoppy"' Hour in 10WD S-7 p.m.
toniaht, and Saturday, Dance with
Rick Johnlon ($3 cover ~);
Sunday, the Hop katurea the .. British
lovuion" with Rock Around 81:d
($3 cover cbarle) and is
Monday, .. Rock Around the Clock,••
a history of rock and roD featurina
HEY KIDS
WIN A FREE TICKET
TO THE FIEST All
MILE SQUARE PARK (Brookhc.nt at H9ll)
SGAEATDAYS
JUNE 30 THAU JULY 4
Juon ~Tun. at 8 p.m.($3 cover
cbarie).; Wed. Lio Syncs CODtesb, DO
cover cbartel 'rhunday, Dance!
Duce! Dance! witb llictfob.moo,, no
cover charae. 11774 Brookhunt.
Foantain Valley. 963-2366.
TBB caoh BOVIB,32802
South PKific Qmt ffiabway, South
Llpna Friiak Ricci ancJ Trio
pafOnn tuac1ay tbroQlh Saturday, 9
p.m. 10 1:30 a.m. Blue Adept is
featuml Sunday and MOGday at 8:30
p.m. 496-5773 or 499-2626.
OOACB BOUSE 331S7 Camino
Capistrano, San'--Juan CapisttaDO
pcaeot.a Leo Kottke toniabt. . For
ticket ules and dinner reservations.
call 496-8930. Concert hot line:
496-8927.
Satanlay ;~
PACIPIC AMPl'l'BBATllB Sandi
Patti With ~..,O.vid T. ~p~R~=
$16.SO/laMl tea~ $12.SO. Tictets
are available at the Pacific
Amphitheatrt'box office and at all
Ticbtron loeationa. Fot more infor-
mation and 10 c:buJc ticUU by
phone. call Teletron at 634--1300.
lllVINE llBADOWS
AlllPBll'BBATB& praents O.vid
Lee Roth with PCMtOn at I p.m.
Tickets available at Ttctetmaater, 7~2000 or at the box office oa the ni&bt of performance only.
VILLA NOVA Richard Fauno'a
camtVlll Rldea • Ma end Cf1itta
Delly EnWrtalnment (714) llZ-4441
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June 27th, 1• .... -.-~
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The F ... ta. You Get In ~LOii"'"OPCMMI
YOAJI Name
FREE. . .ut SONe The Puute
OM Enttf Per Child • Fii Out The Entry Mow •.,_It To The
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PAal'IC AllPllllBAftE Robert "-l _.., at 7:30 p.m. Raerved
.... ~ Sl'4. Tickets are
•VlllMle at* r.cific Amobitbeatre boa c6:e ud at aD licketroo
loeMiw.; For more information aod
ID dllqe 1idrds by phone. call T...-1& 6~1,)00.
1AMD LOOIB'I 1670 Newport
-.. at 1711l Scnc1. CQfta Mesa. Free
ldini--. MUI& be '21 and over.
64S-S441..
COM:11 llCKJIE 331 S7 Camino ~ San Juan Capistrano
ts Zodiac Mindwarp and the ~Ra.ction t.onigbL f:or ticket
lalel and dinner racrvations, caJJ
496-8930. Concert hotline 496-1927.
TBB WmrB 80VSE Restaurant
and Tavern. 340 South Coat Hp. way, L.aPo.a Beach, pramtl live
cnt.enailUDCftt and daoci111 ... tly.
494 IOll. -
T•& COUllTBOUIS au.
TAvaAN'I' Natbanid Jam Ind M~ th~ Wednadly &om
6:30 p.m. One bAoct off the SS
Fneway.k wesa on MacArthur Blvd. in Hun.on untre.
RJNIBT PUB l 66SS Pacific C.out
Hilbway. Sumet Beach, offers live
tater1.linment teVCD niabts at week.
' AWESOME ...
~special effects,
fabUlouscreatures and
other·worldly
settings:·
-lo.eph Gelmls., ,.._WSDAY
··1 LOVE
'WILLOW' ...
Enthralling, beautifully
produced with enough
. thillls and unique
tOuches for bOth
tirtght kids and
lhtelllgent adults:.
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P ACD Nn'l'.aAJa l lstl Beac:la
mvd. ia HuntiJliltoD ~ BhlCI
Nilbt. Show time is 10 m. ll and owr. Mmitrion 1& IM~ ii S4.
o.11964-2211 for~
CANNDY &ar.MJaANT ~ Dilbt. Wednelda~ and TllUnday. tbe Mart: Guenero Duo. 3010 IMil)dle
Ave. Newoort Baell. 67S"Sm . SlJJtimBt PVa 16655 PllCilc ec.. ffilbway. SuD9d 8-:b, o&n live
entenailltDCllt lt'Ven nilbts at week.
The Mib tooilbt 9 p.m. IO 1 a.m.
S92-1926.
TllE WlllTB BOVIE Resiauraot
and Tavern. 3"40 South C.out Hisb-
way, Lacuna Bach. praents Luke
and the Locomotives 9:30 p.m. to 1:30 a.m. $2 coverdwJe. 494-808&.
'WeclDHlla7 ·
COACH llOUIB 331S7 Camiao'
Capisuuo. San Juan Ca ·
pn!lmts0Mib Mecbeoy ~
ticket lalea ud dinDc:r raervaUoas.
call 496-8930. Concat ...,. line:
496-1927.
IDOCK'B VPITAIBS LOUNGE
presents SheAna Hope and Martin Mead 8 p.m. to 1 :30 a.m. Wednelday throuah SaUfd&y. Country, c.iun. Blues, Jazz and sbowtv.Des. I ( 120
Von Karman Ave. Irvine. SSJ.130S TB!! WBJtB llOlllE Resiaurant
and Tavern. 340 South Cout Hp. way, l..ap.na BalCb., preseftts live
entertainment and daDc:in& nishtly. 494-8088.
IVNIBT PUB l 66SS Picific Coast Hiabway, SU8ICt &.ch. ofJen live
en1er1aiiunent IC'VeD niPts at week.
The International RClllc AU Stan 9
P·"l· 10 1 a.m. s92.ua.,
SUNSET PUS l 66SS Pacific Coast
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cd 1)6.1744. N t
PJU.&N.D.a.a linclaUIOCiatioa e p or i'ec1~~P.~~ m7! W 7.ot lloom, lrviDc Hihon. 17900
Jambofte Roed. lrviDe. Free valet c t M 1*ti111. ldmiaion is SI per
Oct ia~for half..price it you Ci~ OS a esa friend, ~ ie &cc if you brina two by
c:a1linl 16).3111, exiension 2111
after ) p.m. free 3-month pusive c
benhi by nendin&. Y M A ~~ BEAClf WUNG
llNGLD a club for non-smokina ~ taiJOn with or without a ~ ZfJ1~;. ~r!:~m~~~ at YMCA WALK-A-THON PLANJE>
the Huatinclon Beach Inn, Pacific ATIDWOON blcydists, joatrs. sbtebolrders and wa!Mrs! ''ROtH> M BAY NfY Ol' Cout Hi&hway in HuntJnaton Beach • p Vrt...t..1 Club 6:30 10 10 p.m. Meetina beains with WAY."~ by the Newport.cost. Mesa YW.A s aren -proeram
drinks and hon d'oeuvres in the her, setbon tS scMduled for Saturday. June 18. 1988 . This nent becms at 1:00 p.1und
folloMd by a meetina and activities concludes witb a plClllC klndt Ind 1 nnm at the YID..
al 7 p.m. Social hour follows the ........ f 5 ..-..-for this 4-flllle mcetina. Colt id6. CaJI 67)..30J 8for Each parbcipant is responsible iur ~a "'"*'"'"' o ,_..._ recorded iofo about club actmties. wall.
I 0 Cl AL p u Na R 0 p F 0 a ~ ff• tta nlt·..ttloft .. help ~bsidai the many ta1111lles In the
-11NGL1S Opportunities and ao-· f ...__ to "F--....,.,........._ tivitiea sponsored by the Knowledp Pweot/Child pnllf1m. The -11111 0 u~ proerams IS _..,, u-·--
Bank. 7 co I 0 p.m. in Cost.a Mesa. Call nionshif of parent Ind cMd."
193-7178 for location and infor· FM llOtt idonftltioa lbolt i.ow you can partJciplte m "ROtH> M BAY NfY Ol'
mation. Materials and refreshments WAY," contact the YID It (714)"2·9990. provided. ...__ ru-..A f 0 All l 11!! NI 0 a CB NT Ea The Parent~ fednbioft wolld lib to ttlri the ,._. for Ullliil1 __. • o
llNGLa meet Wedne9days 3 to 4 bnd tbe Bay Any (X wty. \Wtlout tt9 hetp, t1'ls Mnt woGld not haft been e.~ in lloom 3. ,.._;w... CoO'ce and tea from 3 to 3:30 p.m. ....-.
followed by a ~ prosram. n. New Part Newport ~ Lone John snen
111....say ----le Meridlen Hotel The Dlity Not
PllDIS OP LIFE SINGln meet Edwlfds Theatres Pip
i>t a dilcuMloo poup in Hunti.Qltoft Oii TICO Rid lion Inn
8eacb at 7 p.m. Non membm Sl. In 1 btM wMn f11Ma .,. ~tom aipart by confllctq schedules and mtuesl'$,
Rdtesluneata. for raervations and ..... -<om Mesa YID 0 tdrt111* _ ... of its Parent-OtitkS Federation. The location, cal1 IJ6.8744. Ulllll ....,..,_, ..., .,.,,_
TA.NGO, Dlla> AND BAU.aOOlll F•ation allows S*tftts _. tMir dlildr• the~ to IOffl, tO('ettler. 1 ll'QUP
DANCE a.t1ll Meets ev~ Th~ and shale in its posrtivt _, ..... ltJftosc>Mra.
day at I p.m. at 738 W. 17th t., three c __.. «-,......-._ ............... er ..... ..,._.. ... -~ and much mofe. ActlYltles blocb IOUth of Nc:wpon Blvd. in &::.All ........ ~--u-..... ,_........,_,..,..w
Cou Mesa. Sl9 month fees. Learn .,. ~with the II' and lbiity leftl of tbe dMld "'mind. As they mature. the
tbt latnt daDUS followed by a dance ..a.:w.-~ 11 ...,.A..._ tbeir own actmbes. or otber Ktiv1ties e8Ch week. For ..,_ .. ,an lJwtlft llOrt;+=~ _ ......
mote iDformation calJ 494-0593. TM &r°"PS each !Mil twict Of dll'el blnes a llOflttl on a year-round bisas. The
ilA..P SiQlles A.Dociation of Pro-.,..,..... &rOIPS indldl; feaioDa1s meet every Thursday e~ DiDs iJa me Zot Lou1*. Irvine Hihon IOMI MAIDS -fllolas and ....., (aces 0.9)
and Towers. 40S ancfJamboree Blvd. IOMI PlltCESSES · Olds _. ~ <aces S-9)
6 p.m. 10 1 l p.m •. Small ~P IOMI GUUS -Olds_. .,. (lllS 5-9) ~ penoaal unrod~ L 9 bot aad cold bon d'oeuvres. Social. "*" 81AV£S -llDm Md SDaS (lllS v )
ctanci1111. 111.iun a.nd pnzes. S 1211 the TRAlll.AZEt (BOYS) -OD .., .s (aces ~ 12)
door. Call for informatJon 66S-6633 TRAUWlR (GR.S). Molts and ...,tin <aces~ 12)
ot 261-2023. 5 TDa• ..... TtS. ~ _. ••A•s <-9-12) ""NO N.UIB" SINOLBS DANCE 1-.-. -,.. -.-
co I p.m. at Twains, 2101 E. EdiQFr 10M WOS • Mam _. *' ( ... t-12)
at tllc .SS Freeway, Santa Ana. Duce ems_, CMAYAllS &Ad~ bour, door prizes and bon
d'OCtlYra.. $4 adnussion. No dues, Spa is stll ........ tor .., of IM suntmtr CllllPS and ClravallS ofttfed
DO manbenllip fees.. Call S21.1691
for mote ialbnnatioo.
•A CllOaUS UNr at the Gruel
Ohmer Theater, 7 freedman Way, AMl!ieim (771-771.0), niabtly ~cept
MC*laya at vll')lQI CW1a1n uma
... fWtber IM)tice.
•ALOfim TOG&9 -a& .. aa,.... ~ ~
.._ ThealCr Lape at the CUrtaa
1lleMcr I Civic Ccata Drive. Bra (524-66S3). Wcdaadays Wouab Sat-.... , ... a ~m. untilJUDC 25.
"II.MS oo-mr wS •·w-aa'"t•& war aa t11c (.)press Civic lbeeta.
5172 Oru.e Ave.. Cyprus
(llt-6796).= aad SXat~ • a p.a. luoe lS witb •
....... Mal Sonday at]~~·
.. AICllU'l"IN' a.an-'" •• \be
Mdac.Mkt CommunitY Cent.er,
0.DlftM AvenaJc It MalYCm Stft:et. f\lncnoo (992-7432). Tbu~ya
.,,.. SUedl)'S ., • p.m. unul June
21. . !"'OCJl.DaN Gllll"'" oa the nwn ~ ofSouih Coast Repertory. 6SS ;r owa Ceat.er Drive, Colla Mesa
=33) Tuesdays throuah at a p.m •• Sauirdays at 2:)9
and ~ sundayi at 2: 30 and 7: 30 until
lllf°"'9 tllil lillwport~ lilesa VliKA. Rlestllbon IS Ol'I A first CW, int llf1ll
b1Sis so si&JI 'fOlll ~ .. .,. to lltSllrt that they &et tD ID o. tlle ....... , of
their cMict.
The first caman is a bu state ld'Wtlltare to Lat Po-el Vmt Utati. Mmda. Ind
Colorado. S. Brye._, the 6rnt Clnyon. This ClflYlft IS fof tnnacers 14-16 Ind
tMes pAac.e July 9-l 6ttl IMftltlen pay $200 and non-tnembers, S255
A three state mu tour cs the second caravan Pwtiaplr1ts ..a SQ)IJf the
backwoods of Ut3h, Nnada and Anzonl. T~ 14-17. d "'IOY tlll ...
SWltllm&. bile relays and a ... tnathlon Yll:A mesnbers pay $185 Ml ,_.
members. $195. Thl:s carann reqwes at lmt 1 10 speed I* and al those
tntlfested need to attead 1 meetJnt before the ~ C.. the Yll:A for 1nionnatJoll on
~ date. The aravan lam on July 23 and returns Jut1 30.
For those who towe the outdoors and want to eioenence one of Caktofru's most
beaubhlf national l*ks. the Yosemite C¥1Yan IS sreat! F0t 7 days, Aucmt S.lltlt.
~ 13-16. wiM exolort Yosemtte Vllltty. Klf1IS Canyon. Paradise V*r. and U.
Sequoias Great fomt The cost of ~ outdoor adventure cs 1190 for YMCA meMbers
and $200 tor non.members
Surfef pys and cwts e&11 catch the wives trOfll Newport Bodi to Saa O..'s
Mission Bay on tht Surl n' F1111 Clfma ft~ Aupst 28 Sepuinber 2. ThlS ICt"*
adwature i11cWes ~body~ and~ T~ 11·1•.
can soil ap tbe un ..,.... the day and rem tnder the stars at nicfll This aravm
costs $180 lof v..:A members and $190torllOft1111mhrs.
The price of uch arlYln includes the tran:sC)OltJboft and meals ~ ..
need extra money tell~ &Ad Side U.S. rf any. To reester tor 111'1 of these
Camps and C..Yln ewnons. a 115 deposit °' hil prymeat is d.e at the blM JOll
SllJHIP. The bAa IS r9QUirtd the Monday BEFORE 1 Sl!SSIOO bepts. Fees 1tt ,_.
refundable but may be transferred to anoU. ..,... For fltf'ttler intonuboll Oft Ille
Clalps and Carmns ell the YID at (714) 642-9990.
Complementary
Spinal Screening and
Complete Muscle Testing
on Race Day!
Look for Pries11ey Chiropractic at
The Finish Line of the Newport,
Costa Mesa YMCA Walk-A-Thon
Jaturday. June 18
PRIE STLEY
~ CHIROPRAc-1-·1c
Comptete FM\lly HeMttl Care
2867 E. Coast Hwy., Corona def Mar
(714) 675-7113
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Julv 14.
«llAJlVEY" at the C.OSta Mesa
Civic Playhouse, 611 Hamjlton St.,
Costa Mesa (6SO-S269), Thursdays
through Sat~ys at 8 p.m., Sundays
at 2:30 until J\UJ,e 26. "I DO, l Di&" at the L,ai\m&
Playhouse, 606 U&una Canyon
Road. Lquna Beacn (494-0743),
Tuesdays throuah Satwdays at 8
p.m., Sundays at 2;30 until June 19.
.. I DO. I DO" at the Southampton
Dinner Theater, 140 Ave. Pico, San
Clemente (49S-7S76). Wednesdays
and lborsdays at 8: 1 S, Fridays and
Saturdays at 8:4S, Sundays at 1:30
and 8:1S throuah June 19.
'°TBB IMPORTANCE 01' BEING EARNJ!'BI"' by the La Habn Com-
muruty Theater at the Depot P!ay-
bouse. 311 S. Euclid St., ta Habra
(992-0498), Fndays and Saturdays at 8 p.m. throuab June 2S.
.. MURDER BY THE BOOI" at the
San Clemente Community Theater,
202 Ave. Cabrillo,~ San Oemente
( 492-046S). Wednesdays throuah Sat·
urdays at 8 p.m. un~~ 2. '"THE PIED " by the
American Olildren 's Theater at the
Anaheim Cultural Arts Center, 931
N . Harbor Blvd., Anaheim
(751 -S032), Saturdays and Sundays at 1 p.m. throuab June 26.
'"PlJMP BOYS AND DINET'ID"
at the Gem Tbea~J 182S2 Main St.,
Garden Grove (6J0-7213), Wednes-
days thro~ Saturdays at 8 p.m. until
June 2S with Sunday performances
June 12 at 7:30aodJune 19at 3 p.m.
"SEA.SCAPE" at the Alternative
Repenory Theater, 1636 S. Grand
Ave., Santa Ana (8* 7629), ex-
tended performances Fnday1
through Sundays at 8 p.m. until June
19.
"TllB SOUND OP MUSIC' at
Eliubeth Howard'• CUrtain Call
Dinner Theater, 690 El Camino Real.
Tustin (83S-I S40). ni&btly except
Mondays at varyina curtain times
throuab Sept. 4.
-ENSEMBLE RECITAL Suzuki
Method piano students from • 4 throuah colle&ie qe Pf'CICDt their 20th annual public piano ensemble recital
at 7:30 (>.m. in the Robert B. Moore
Auditonum, Oranae Coast COiiete. Costa Mesa. Hi&hlia:b . the sram will be 20 pi.anot tut& ~
strinc orchestra, and a 'f 00 voice
chorale. SS donation. For tickeu and
reservations. call S49'"4136 or
964-9734.
BAROQUE MUSIC PESTIV AL of
Corona del Mar pmeots Grt&Ory
Wait. tenor, witbcelloaod barpl.icord
l)Cfformina worb by Albinoni. Su
Harmon, IOJ)t'UO and Christopher
Lindbloom, baritone, will be featured~
in a humorous intermezzo. Prop'am
begins at 8 p.m. at Sherman Library
and Gardens, 264S f.ast Cout Hi&b·
way, Corona del Mar. For ticiet
information call 673-1880.
UCI SYMPHONY OllCllEITRA
Zdman Bober, conductor and pest
anist David Shifrin. clarinet. I p.m.
Fine Arts Villqc Thqtre, toniabt
and Saturday. TicketsS7.1S a.,d ~at
Bren Center Boll office ., l
Ticketron. ' ---~
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SPRING RECITAL Talent Educa-
tion of Orantc County, a non-profit
Suzuki music orp.niutaon, will pres..
cot iu first annual Sprina Recital at 8
p.m., .at Fullerton Music. 121 N.
Harbor Blvd.,Fullcnon. Admiaion
is free.
• MEDITERRANEAN MOODS
presented by the Gardea Grove
S)'O;)phony at 8 p.m. in the Don Wash
Auditorium, 11271 Stanford Ave~
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Garden Grove. Joseph Alfuso,
aoloist, classical pitar and 1otin
Clarke, narrator of an evenina .. tOUr'"
of the Meditemnean. Albert Kank-
ji&n, composer, will talk about his
compositions premierina toni&ht at 7
p.m. in Community Center .. B"'
Room. Authentic ethnic food avail-
able for sale. For more information,
call SJ4.7271.
BAllOQVZ MUSIC PESTIV AL of
Corona dcl Mar presents the Festival
Sinam and orchestra in a variety of
cbora1 and instrumental music by
Bach, Handel and AlbitlOni at 8 p.m.
in St. Michael and All Anao1s
Episcopa] Church, 3233 Pacific View Orlve, Corona del Mar. For ticlteL
information, call 673-1880.
THE BOl1ZY RO\JGE CAPE
Classical strina quanet Opus IV accompanies Sunday brunch 11 Lm.
to 1 p.m. 3001 Newport Blvd .•
Newport Beach. 673-~
EL ILUICID10 MEXICAN llES-
TAUIUNT 2800 Newport Blvd..
Newport Beach praents
internationally known classic
pitarist Copperfield every Sunday
11 a.m. to 3 p.m. 67s-61SS.
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NATIONAL BAU.ET OP CAN-
ADA At the 0raqe County f>u.
formin& Arts Center, toniabt and
Satwday ••Onqin" a tale off mperial
Russia, at 8 p.m. and 2 p.m. matinees
Saturday and Sunday. Tickets raD1C
from SlO to $3S and are available at the center boll oft".ace and Tickeuon.
For more information. call SS6-
ARTS.
TBE AllEIUCA.N INTER·
NATIONAL DANCE CO. presents a
1wina class at 8 p.m. each Friday
followed by a dance IOdal from
9-10:30-p.m.; a jiltertN& class each
Monday at 8 p:cii and a ballroom and Latin class Wednesday It 8
p.m. $20 for seven lessons. 6~3048.
Smadaf
COPPl!!LIA a full lenaah bl.Uet
imsented by Ballet Repertory
Theatre in 1"'° performances today at
3 p.m. and thiseveninaat I p.m. at the
Golden West Collqie Theatre. Ad·
mission is SS advuc:e tale. $4 for
children under 12. Admission at the
door is S6 and SS. For tick.et
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information. cal189S-8l71.
""m0.8 IOCIETY" Southern Cali-
fonlia'a bnnolt bia band Tea Duce 3 to $:30 p.m. at nmJe Roct
Community Put. I Sunn)'bill.
Irvine. S4 per person. For infor-
mation. Mickie McOure, ~3194.
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TRB DIPBOV praenu three side-spljt~ acts each nipt Tuetday
thrOu&b Sunday. Sbowtimes and
admission prices are I p.m. Monday
($3); Sunday, Tuesday throUlb
thunday, ($6); 8:30 and 10:30 p.m.
Friday and Saturday,
(SS), doors open 11 6 p.m. Dinner is
aerved nia,htly.
3S20 E. Coast Hiahway. Corona del
Mar, 67S-1922.
""THE SWINGERS" Play ,azz of the
30s and ~ now ·~ at the Driftwood Coclnail Louqe. 21462
Pacific Coast Hiahway, Kuntinaton
Beach on Friday and Saturday from
7:JOto ll:30p.m. S36-66JS.
S.tmdaJ
JOHN BENDDaONT"SECOND
WIND" with Leilh Downs~ the
second and fourth Tueldaya at Meadowlart Counuy Oub, 16712
Graham SL, Hununason Bc:ach.
WeclamdaJ
CAFE LIDO SOI 30th SL, Newport
Beach. pretenlS Cissandta Trio wuh
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Cissandra on t.eybo&tdl ud vocab
8: 30 p.m. to I Lm. 6U·l961.
Tllu:aM1&1
1116 BAND MUSIC lceepa dancers
cm theirfeetevcrySundayniaht intbc
Swallow' a C.ove loun,e at the lriltoric Su Clerneate Inn, 2600 Avenida de
Presideftte, San Clemente 1 to I I p.m.
with the Diean's Deacons swina band
and rta&uted vocalist Lisa Powell. 498-9202.
-CAPE UDO SOI 30th Street. ,------------------------
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MA.aTIN •TONI'S Swina Dancic Oub mttts at sevcra.I Oranae County
loc:alions. Dances, dance contests,
dance trips. pJay 9utinp. ~h
partiei are some of the act1V1t1es..
'Dance lessons are off'e~ bqinn1n1
to lldvanad, ballroom to SWlfll. For
times and locations, c:all ~3Sl8.
beed&J
WEE&LYSENIORDANCF3a~
pttS1Cnted by the Costa Mesa Seniors
from S..11 p.m. Featured is live band
music and I lariie. wooden da.ooc
floor. Veterans of Fofellb Wan bu11d-ma. S6S W. 18th SL, Costa Mesa. S2
dona1ion.
VILLA NOVA Sinaer/pianist
C.casar Frazier performs a variety of
jazz and rhythym and blues Thursday
through Saturday from 1:30 p.m. to
1:30 a.m., Sunday throu&h Wcc:tnes.-
day from 8:30 a.m. to 1:30 a.m.
RJchard Fauno's easy liste~~ piano
stylina. 3131 WC3t Coast Hqhway.
Newport Beach. 642-1880.
Newpon Beach, 6 7S-2968. Max Ben-
nett and
Freeway, 8:30 p.m. lo I Lm. S3 oover
c~"S JN LAGUNA I 464 South
Coest H;pway, Lacuna Beach.
Geo flt
Butts Duo 1n the Jazz Oub Room at 9
p.m. 497-4871.
Sa.ndaJ
CAFE UDO SOI 30tb SL, Newpon
Beach. Bobby Redfield Laun Jazz.
8:30 p.m. to I a.m 675-2968. CAFE UDO, SO I 30th St., Newport
Beach, 675-2968, presenu the Tony ¥oD.daJ
Guerro Sextet from 8:30 p.m. to I CAFELIDO, SOI 30tb St.,Ncwpon Lm. $3 cover charac. r.
JAEI. a.VB ROOM 11 Ron's m Beach. Jackie Ryan. vocalis• 1eatur-
Lquna. 1464 South Coasl Hiahway, ina Dou1 Webb and Larry Nash. 8:30
Laauna Beach. cocktails a hon p.m.-1a.m.67.S-2968.
d'ocuvres and recorded jazz music ----
Monday through Friday, .S to 8 p.m. he.day
497-4871 . CA.FE LIDO SOI 30th St. Newport e9da RONNIE BROWN 6 CO. jazz Beach. Wayne Wayne on sax and
Weda 1 pianist and accompaniment at Oute with lnteneaion and guestS ----ruz DANCE ~ by Cay Carmelo's. 8 p.m. Fri. throu&h Sun. toniaht 8:30 p.m. to I Lm. 675-2968.
Cannon aoniaht 7-8 p.m. It San rr=======================;-1 · Clemente Inn, 2600 A venida del
Prnidcnte in San Oemente. Dance to
the music of Les DouaJas and
bis quintet. 498-9202.
Tlaancl.ay
COSTA MESA QUJCUTEPPERS
a tcnior citiz.en squart dan« IJ'OUP
seek ex~enced square dance co~
pies to JOin them. The Quicbtcppen
meet rqulatly every fhunday, 10
a.m. to noon at the downtown
community center,
An&Mim and CtntCT St$. 1n Costa
Mna. For mort 1nfonn1tion. c:aJI
ONUS.
Tc> ll:k..'hr~u~ our .U1Jll\t'r-.ll'v "<:.rt: otknnµ
r f'l't.' Llano: c~-e. on ~unc.l." )lll'll.' 12th
I< T.m\ h l -t .)Opm All k.'\'d" .010
:tf.."l"' "dcomc: Come: tn· J.V./.
1.1p h.tlkl. tl:unt.·nu >. mu..,K.tl
t 11e".Jlt:r 1 >r L'\'et1 lur.111.:
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\nd n lflk.' UaJ)(.:t: .u l )Ur :.U1J)J\ cNU'\ It t<t.I' \0' \
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hldaJ ~~----------------------~ TOMMY SLEDGE presents a ~ Pack-n-Travel
unique coma niatit c1ub •ct at w ~ CLOSE OUT SALE lmprov th Sunday. , • .,
THE DIP v praents three side-~ BIG SAVINGS ON :f'r!!~ ~~t ~fs~ =~ co ALL TRAVEL ITEMS Drive, Suite 138, Irvine. Showtimes TRAVEL IOOKS. MAPS AHO AOC~IE.S
and admiuion prices are 8 p.m. Ll>O MARINA VILLAGE
Monday ($3): Sunda6y, 8T30~l -1e • -llWQIT IPCH t.bf'C)UCb Thunday, ($ i); : an"' --·~
JO:lOp.m. Fridayand~tu~y. (SS>. hiiiiiii~~=====~~~~~~~~~~;;.~ doors open •• 6 P•!D· ~nner ts ~cd nlabtly. Patio dintna 1s now available
for laae sbowa Friday and Saturday.
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DU&B'S BNTBBT AJNMENT
LOUNGE at the Newponer RC90rt
=~~~bowcue with com-edians flom lhrou&bout the Soutbem
Caiibaia Ila Perfonnina. bcain-ni~ 11 1:30 p.m. Dute'• Mona&y
N19bt Sbo1l'CUe has no cover cftarF. ne Newport.u Resort IS located It
1107 Jalnbom Rd.just east of' Pacific
Co.st Hilbway in Newpon BeadL
644-1700, Ul S7'.
1"8B DIPaoV featuta t.bttt of' LA•a bat known comcdJlnt ~
Monday njpL for information and
dinac:r t'ClefVltiona., call 8S4-5'5'. ....... ,
111SZ BINDltR an lmprov
&kvorite. WouahJune 19.
OraftBewlO-. Dnft_.u ..
Bocale lelc(Dea)
WeDDdab
(EST. 1932)
B. AD So Old •••
QA Yet So New
at
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liypnotic 'Powaqqatsi' numbs
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'J went to this movie with an open
mind. But what is this? Is it a
documentary on~ of the world?
No. ls it a movie With a deep IOCial
me&nin&. Ma)'be, but it WU too
deeply hidden for me. So what. is this
film about?
Let's call it a film bcca1&1e it sure
------.. isn't my definition
of a movie. A
movie is entertain-lna. it bas mean-ina. It makes you
fed like you have
been somewhere
or at 1eut have
ac:aped from day-
to-day life for a
while. This film
wu a jumble of
pictures. I tbo.,t tbe ciftcmato-
papber bad fun wu.b this. A.Jona with
others around me, I tried to fiaW'e out
what was IOi.na on.
The problem started with the
openina scene -10 minutes of m~
blackened people clim= a hill ~dirt. Is this su to say
sometluna to us? Then two 10tDCS of
people carryina straw, water and
food. J know we arc not in Kansas any
lo~ Dorothy, but where are we and
why?
On we travel to Kenya. lsrad.
India, Hons Kona and qypt. Tbele
are all interestina ..i-..-or could be
with a little~ this roam-ina around the &lobe is accompanied
by some of tbe loudest music 1 have ever beard. So loud I bad to bold my
fil)gaS in my ears most oft.be movie.
The constant drum beat and cbant-
ina ICICtDed to have a IC'llJe of doom.
Maybe it was antici1J9tion of IOme. thin& to c:Ome, but it never came. By
the end I loqcd to bear words. Plcue, someone speak.
Am I the oa.lv one not enjoyina this
film. I looked
aro und. Some Z =;·~: a.
in& around a.ho.
But most were
bypootiz.ed. Now I
know why it is said \W~~
to be bypaotic.
lt'a pretty be.d for a film to teU ita audience: what tbe
titlo means at the end. Maybe if I bad
known from tbe start 1 could have sot
IOmethin& OUl of all this.
Ka*7a c.acer
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The lon,est hour and 40 minutes
fve ever spent are courtesy of tbe film
"Powaqqatsi" and its len&thY tribute
to primitive lifeslyles and cultures.
This was tbe kind of film where you
keep bopina for da)'liabt IOeDeS IO
you can c:beck tbe time on your watch.
.. Powaqqatsi" ICCDlS determined
-1Q port.a mankind de&lri:r of iodi-~1Y; Tbe film ~ wath an ant mm-lib ilDIF of peop&e~on a muddy bil1side.
Their mud-filled PKks oomple!,dy
obecure their fea.. nua. and u tbe ~--... .... ,.e,mcnt coda,
their sbou.lden lqin to C!!T)' the
=~no~~:;: the endJcu burdens of men their
uniformity of acx:eptaDCe. Not cuctly
an .. up" topic and certainly not one
the masses of moviqoen are aioina to en/.f?°~'"9Q&tli" is the sequel to
.. Koyanrusqatsi." a film I barely
remember aeei~ If memory serves.
.. Koyanoi~atai dealt witb "life out
of b&lanoe accordina to the Hopi
Indian tanau•ae. In contrast .. Pow-
aqqatsi" oenten on a theme of
hllaooe .. An enl!1Y.r a way of lix,"
ac:corcljna to the oennitioa provided
at the fi.J.m's end. A way ofalcep m.iabt
be a more accurate descril>tion.
One ofthe most vivid ilDIFS of
"Powaqqatli" is
the shape of a
YOWll boy ~ Z. ~v~=' stimd & S ~
up by a huse truck. ,,_...,.._, ...
an animal of the
20th century.
Later, almost at the ~~;it
film's end, we tee
the.. boy ap.in,
slowly cmerpq
from the dirt and fi'c:e at last from the
limited reisn of machines.
Tbc 61.ni is from tbc production
company of Francia Ford Coppola
and GeOrse Luca. I imqine this ii
wbat their vacation reels must loolt like. Not the usual maplbotl of the
wife and kids a~ but rather a lo~ alickly loot at a
d.ifftmlt way o li&.
Midler, Tomllndoublefunin 'BlgBusllJess'
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VJDf.()CAS.WITE SA.LES
1."Swt Up With Jane Fonda ..
~'neti<:a" (MCA) 3:'1.ady and tbc Tramp" {Disney)
.. ... Jane Fond&•a Low hnPKt Aao-bic Workout .. (l.orimar) S ... Pink Floyd: The W.U .. (MGM.;'
UA)
6.. ~ Trek IV: The Voyqt
Home" (Paramount)
7 ... An American 1ail" (MCA)
8."Jane Fonda's New Workout"
(Lorimar)
9 ... :gg·• 1988 Playmate ohbe Year'"
10. :)~ Tbe Tunes" (MCA) 11 ... Wrcsdemuia IV" (ColilcUm)
12. .. KathySmitb'a S&aniQa Work-
out" {Fox Hills)
l3 ... KatbvSmitb't Wiftllina Work-
out" (Fox tlins)
14.1'be Untouchables" (Pan-
mount)
15 ... Here·· Micby .. (~) 16.WJ'bc Sound of Music (CBS-
Fox)
1 ? ... Top Gun" (Paramount)
1&."Jane Fonda's Euy Goiq
Workout" (Lori~l 19.'"Dorl'oa Golf (Jl)
20 ... Alia: In Wooda1&Dd" (~
~D~E1T£RENTALS
1."The Untouchables" {Para-mou:nt) 2.1'ht Wilebcl of Eastwick"
(Warner)
3 ... Baby Boom" (CBS-Fox)
4. '"The llunnina Mu" (Vestron)
S.'"Advco1W'eS in Bab'ya:inin&"
(Toocbs&onc)
6."Tbrow Momma From The
Train" (Orion)
7."Someone to Watch Over Mc"
(RCA-Columbial. s:·scatoout .. \.r.oucb$toDC)
9 ... lllllCf= (Warner) 10.-rhe ~Meta Bride'" ~boo}
11."C&o't Buy Mc Love (Touch-
stone} .
12. .. Ditty Danci ~ {VewonL
13. "Fatal Beautylf (MGMUA: 14 ... Bevc:rly Hills Cop Ir (
mount) JS."8ri "(CanDOD)
16."Leis ~ Zao" (CBS-Fox)
17.'1'be Priftciptl'' <Tri-Sw)
18."'No ~~yOUt" (KIO). 19.~~Altitl .. (~Fox)
20."Born in EUt LA. .. (MCA)
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3rd Oaks Classic
draws celebrities
By VIDA DEAN °'_..., ......
For the third year, .._ 1n1M
'Smltll brouabt Vifsini.a bunt country
u.ditiofts to Oruae C.ouniy with The
Oab Classic. a mix of toci•lizina and
bones.
The Oaks. Smith's private stables,
in San Juan C..pistraoo was the
setti04 for last Mdeod's ~Y
bone JUIDplna show. Between the Sonday ~
Acorn Jonior A.ma1eur GrudiWiX
and the Oaks Gnndpris. Junc:ttiaa
~MSS°for~'f:!:~ :=r~~~9:s=
and her mother Atba1ie Oatte.. the ~260-foot canopy with
The House of Hames. the 1~ Smith. who wore warina Hermes'
year-old Frmcb compule spomomS latest~ des1p..
the Acom, and i..r.t -eeja. a Carte bas always bad an lDte:resl in
cliJ'ect descendant oftbc founder, flew bones. In the put. she and her
in &om Paris Saturday for the event. daulbter bave jointly owned rKe
Seated with him were aotbor,,..... bones. They were both there for the
Knata and film-produci.Qa husband awards ceremony when Sale
Stet•• ~ movie din:ctor ~toot fint prize on Livia Geerse SW.., alon& with the presi-F~ members joinina them were
dent of Hermes USA Qrpler and Smith s IODS ...... am. ...... Ll.
GaJle l"l*r, and f'aiWM ........ R...n P '•a IV and wik Carel
manaaer oftbe Beverly Hills store. and their dauab1cr D ••tl, and
Another international . spontOr, ,,... l"'9lt .... 11 I Abo Smith's
R.aqe Rover, the British import. was *Pdaulbtu Alla:I o..,. and her'
represented by Lee w ... of Newport buiband'Wllllaa.
Imports. Others socializina included .....,.
Zea Z.. 0... (in all white). bet and .i... 8111e'ftlt. Z... Jw
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'Ccimelotgoes Western' in fancy leather and lace . .
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BJ liU!N Ji. aDD .._,...c o , ,
.. What IOftP are you ukj.!!
about?"' Dan Fcslbera q1ecsrio
the enthusiastic -cro..a at Pacific
Amphitheatre Sunday evenina u
they called out titles. .. OK. ru play
every SOQI I ever wrote ...
From the enthusiasm or the au-
dience. if be had indeed played every sons they would have remainell
throu&h the ni&ht. enthralled and
entranced by the talented musician
wbo bas been a mainstay in contem-
porary musk circles for nearly 16
years.
Foaelbe~1 xpl&Jned to the crowd. in tl'ae co · cobvetsatioo which
puncrua the nearly ~hour
show. that bis prev1~us concert tour
bad focuted pri.mariJy Oft tbe .. WJes ..
album (bis 11 tb and molt recent
rdeue) and bad included a full band
and much more rock. Tbis ~t be .. decided to play tbe old tWICS. And
that met with complete support from
the crowd.
Tbe entire oonc:cn. except for a brief half-hour . ~ Mqjcal
Strinp. involved °rc;e~ on pi1ar
and piano. But it wu clear that most
evuyooc tbere came to 1ee iust that
-quin1a1entiaJ Foae1::J; Tbesona
titles called out by the•~~
more often than not only thOIC that
true F0te~ fas would even know existed.
Openina with tbe spirited .. Nex.us ..
from -rbe Innocent Alie.,. FOldberl
did play one tune &Om .. Exiles. 111
ptt:lelltiftl u KOUIUc venion of
"RUSH OUT AnD 00 &a •80IDOJm TO LOVS'lll
It la a lovelJ, hurtftll, t\mnJ piece ol WW-. ftdl of
aurprtw and tun of Ille, a movie not ftUbtmed
of lta own lntelJtCence. And It contalnll the man
apt euJoO' to 0Nan W.O.• llfe -I WM ov.-ame.
I wu In teara ... Belll'J .J&Clom'• work la to be cbertabed:· -rotD IGll&a.
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.. l.A:>ndy in Love."
From tbere. with tbe excepcioe of
two new nmes, bis one-man Ibo:'
fcalured -.prec:orded~to 198.L. PokiDa fun at bow loaa IOmC ol tbe
soap bad been around. FQldbcra
teaed the audience, .. Any of you Who
remember lbe9e nmes lbould be
ashamed of younelves. .. And With
that be broke into --Stan .. from his
fint album "Home Free" ~leucd in
1972.
At be ~pettd to sina -ro the MominL alto from .. Home Free. .. a
bit of sarcasm mnindcd the •odienc:e
of the man who prd°a'1 to create bis
own style rather than attempt 10
follow a trend. ~sona was written
befcn Tif&.ny was bom ... ()f' BT, u WC
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Paris ODefa Blllel visits tbe Ora• County:ltaformina Ans Cat~ for a lix-day~Junt 14-19.
The visat IS the fil"ll to the West
Coast fOr lhC Paris Opera Billet;
whose tl'9dition stretches t.ck more
than three centuries. ·
Nureyev, who is the cona1'9!'y'1
artistic dittetor. served as chOree>-
araphcr for the Paris ~ Ballet·s
current ~odition of "Candcrclla. .. a
version of the fairy talc updated and
set in 1930sHoJJywood. N~will
dance i o lhe role ofThc Producer. the
production's equivalent of the Fairy
Godmother. on Tuesday, and apin
for the SUnday matinee, June 19.
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The Paris Opera Bal1ct•s visit to
Oranee County is the fint stop on a
three-city tour of the United Scat.cs. Other enptemenu follow in Wah-;
inau>n. D.C.. and New York City.
The company. considered with the development of clusical daDc:e and
Kirov and the BolsbOi to be amona remains today at the forefront of the
the ireatest ballet OOUpcJ in the an form. Amona the cboreolraphcrs
world, tw J)laycd a key role in the and ·dancers who have been as-
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soc'-tcd wilh the com .. n'-are Pim'c Beauchamps. Seqe LifM. John
Cranko and Mcree t'unninlham.
Nureyev becomunillic clirector of t-------------"--------------. the Paris Opera Ballet in l 983. For his new production of
"Cinderella." the Russian dancer set
the stocy in HoUywo()d durinJ the
1930s and set it to music by Scraci
Prokofiev. lo this new tale. the prince
is a lcadin' man in seatCb of a new
leading lady and the F~ry God-
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h's Nureyev's modem tale of love
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and arced in a Place where aooctness
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ending.
The production of ''Cinderella"
features I SO lavish cosuama for t0mc
------------------------7Sdancers.a2)..fooua111(JnaKona.a pumpkin balloon· that transforms into a 1930s roldsaer. an enormous
dock full of pn and catwalks a.nd
three huee Betty Grable statues.
Performances or "Cindefella" are
scheduk!d for 8 p.m. T~ tbf'OUlh Saturday, with 2 _p.m. matinees on
Saturday a.nd Sundey.
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)C'<tr5 l&O). Hermann ha~ncd upon
a man who bad JUSt perfected a
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Rouse on No' 15 1981 (8eauJola1s
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otnd c-reamy. but both wett speculs.
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includes s0up or salad, aJI the
trimminp & coffee.
SUNDAY
ROASTUKEY
'1495
MONDAY
Sall1r1Style
FRll£.~~JEN
In Spain there's no such body of
lawmakers lo decree that changin& one 1n.,.ed.ent chanaes the name ofa
dash aod negates ns "authcnucny ..
So I think some people are 10101
around pickm1 at nits by qucst1onin1
t.M authenttC'lt) of the rapas at Ton)
Hermann's Bouzy Rouse
MMlnknos eat tapas an -1mle
wtes" and are char&ed by the plate
(as in dim sum) Health laws here
forbid leav1n1 the as.soned t1db1ts on
the bar (1n Spain. the service oft~
was bcsun to k~p flies out of drinks.
tap1s or .. CO\ en" ~re put over the
w1~1lus)
So Bouzy Rou1e's tapas arc s.ervcd
on larat plate-s and each order
provides more than a bite or two of
en)oyment. The) 're suit .. the real
tluna" when 11 comes to ing.red1ent~
textures and fla\ ors
Hed .• one tapas cookbook author
(Penelope Casas. "'Tapas. the Li11le
Dishes of Spain .. , confesse1 that the
only things she's never been served an
the name of tapal pursuit arc steak
and fncd egs. Then some other
authonty comes alon& with a recipe
for fned cg tapas
JUDY
CHAIBEILAIN
kind of 1apas "Bun<knOeisch:· ··
soudakia" or "smoked ~lmon
rartJTC' .. All of which are vtty Jood.
but the idea ofGrttkorSwlSs -tapas"
might create some confusion
Ma) be anythan1 &<>es in the Mech-
ttrranean. and there s.ttms 10 be a
&real emphasis here on food from the
Med11emanean. where man) ethnic
cuisines con"ergt'. No one damn& al
Bout) Rougt. named fonhe red wine
of Bouzy an France·s C"hampasne
region will complain about vanety
I:ach )Car Hermann. whose family
treated him to an edueltton at
Cornell's esteemed school of hotel
and restaurant manascment. sends
out pounds of promouonal ma1mal
about tri~. events. wine tastinp-an
shon. an)th1n1 hc can think of 10
capture the auenuon of has cus-
tomers He kttps up the pubhcauon
of a trendy httle an-house nCW'llctter
and caters to what he hopes are people
v.hose tastebuds are well travelled.
Whak travehna lhrou&h Frantt
(after a s11n1 as purchasinad1rectOT for
\ cl"et Tunic and a p1onttrinacarttr
an early I 970's wine wtina acuv1t1n
at The Peppermill. a Pas.dena res.
His CUISIOC h.a.~ alWll)S been simple
and heany. bou~1s and not overl)
c:mbtlhshcd "It goes n1ccl) wllh the
wmc: b.u style ·• Hermann sa)'s He ··\aw the: handwriting on the ~•II ..
after noticing that a couple of wine
bars 1n San FranelSco ~re catchin&
on qu1ckl)
Hermann s award-wannin1 wine
hst at Bout) Routt 1s so husc and
com~hnts1vc 1t s almost slttp-
inducina. but u's considered one of
the btst in the country
8)' all means. tf) the ttpas asson-
ment plate($ 12.95) with its abundant
display of mannatcd salmon. lamb ~usage. pttn ohv<' tapenadc. mush-
rooms with cscarsots drown1n& in
provcneal garlic butter. escabcche of
maha mah1 (h.J,htly roasted, then
mannated) and a couple of lunds of
mannated v~\ab&cs. Tbe coup ck ,,ace of this plaucr es a larse red ch1h
pod filled w11h racleue chcne. capers
and what S«ms to be uny blu of ham.
Onion soup 1s made wath aood.
summy &ru>Ctt chcc$e (U 9S).
r,e not been wild about any oft~
mon: t~it1onally eootcd fish I've
tasted at Bouzy Routt; swordfish was
No ucusie thouah for coq au 'in
~11h a weak wine sauce: I hk<' mine
(Juha Child'~ recipe) bett<'r Cuus
,·ous is on tht' mt'nu too to PfO\ 1dt'
some nice Tunman o'enonn ot
cumin ;ind ~onander fla,onnp
\bdnknos might apprO\(' of th1\
(Both dishes_ S I~ 95 )
~\ .. hello" to the bnt caesar \<llad
an town <S5 95)
8ouz) s di) bagucu" 11 dinner
~m to be an o'crs1ght sin~ a1
breakfast there·~ una.mmon raH1n
bnochc brad ~h1ch the ct1('f tum'
anlo the best F~h toast \OU0 \t' t'' er
had (S5.50. scn.ed -.uh i1n1onbcm
compote and fruit butter)
The chairs in non-smot..1ng ue
mon: comfortable than 1n the smok-
an& sn uon Perhaps this is 1ntcn-
t1onal. The sen 1c<' 1s competent.
Hermann ca~ about his 1ucst!. and
.. ort..s hke a be£r to Sta) on top of
an)thtnl he an11cipat~ the) mis.ht be
cra,1n1
If Mac West '*Ctt around, ihc'd
prob3bl) be cooing. .. Ooh -m) Ir.. and
of man··
Bouy l\eqe. Silt Newpert BJvL.
NrtrpWt Bad. C7J..S4tt. Breatbtt. a...s itlmu, lnft .. ,... lllaj«
ae&il ai*. Nee tenWy ~n.
wtdl ......, atrees fnm SI.ff c.
.._.. tlt.li. Vale& ,.,..a.c. •1295
I thank the real m1st.ake at Bouzy is
the menu. ~hach doesn't reall) give
you a good idea of v.hat you're io1n1
to ~t to eat and calls some items
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TUESDAY
ROAST LOIN
of PORK
wlb 1-.... ltd Clbbact
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$ 95
WEDNESDAY
ROAST LEG
of LAMB
with mid~
S}6''
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Next time, vote for this uneducated, greedy liar
Did ya vote Tuelday? Or were you
one of those lazy, dqtoerate, sloven-
ly morons who fagered your vote
wouldn't counl. You know. like some
of the current candidates wllo didn't
vote in pr-ev1ous elections.
Uncle Don voted. Uncle Don likes
playioa with machines that make
boles. Uncle Don uted to have a bard
time in lheolddays when he'd have to
Sl&mp them hule arcles oo the ballot.
Lousy aim. Would wait outta the
booth wiJh little dents in bis bead and
arms.
Anyhow, Uncle Don strolled into
the pollina plaice with last week's
colymn (the people there wonderina
what he was doin& with obeoeoe
matenals) for its invaluable advice.
The worken had him sl&n the book by
the .. X .. which with a little coach1na
~ONE SUPER BOWL WHERE
SECONDS DoN~T CouNT.
AtTheOtive meol-ond all
WHERE ALL 11-IE BEsr OF ITALY Is YOURS.
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he was able to duplicate. Looked like
a plua for Mexican beer.
A halfhour or so ocr._mna out the
practice votina machine, u.sina up
mosta the sample bellou and. bey, at
was show time.
Always wondered what happened
behind them black plastic lbeeU. AJI
you . see is hairy lep (lomc of 'em bdonciDJ to dudes) and some move-~ ao•ua on while the occupant is
faCina the other way. Whoa. did
Uncle Don end up on Harbor
Boulevard by mislake.
Nope, j~~ ~some traiMr park sur-
rounded by residents who upon
spottioa Uncle Don were undoub-
tably forner arateful for residency
restrictions.
No problem aettina to the front of
lhe bne. A few facial tics, three-day·
\lid Old Spice, a little scratchina in the wrona pUces. a car drippina more oil
than a 8C'ylmem commercial and
whatia you know, ipunediate ter'Vice.
Played some more with the ma·
chine in the booth. Ballot ended up
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with almost as many holes u a
circular firi na squad.
Upon leav1aa. noticed tomeone
with a petition asltina for f'elistem!
voten to oppose a prison site in
Huntinaton. Didn't sip. Would like
my relatives to be a little clola to
home.
Got an idea 'f'Clt November when
it's time to ~ exemte your civic
irresponsibility by votina. Go the
write-in war and vote for Uncle Don.
He ain't picky "bout thC job. Just
wants the bucks. Ccnain!k.,ai: lhe
qualifications: No~ but
will claim one: Jl9}0ffa are pald\.ally
accepted; no problem foolio' around
on the old lady if be could find one
desperate enouab to many him; and
certainly is capable of 11aodm>us
statements and libel. He•s had two
years practice here at the Pilot.
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