HomeMy WebLinkAbout1988-06-18 - Orange Coast PilotIJ GREG KLERKX
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Hidi Ratliff took pride in bein1 a
Mustana.
She loved Costa Mesa HiJh School.
and sho\\.cd that affection throuah
her enthusiastic participation on tl\e
1ehool's chccrleadin& team. She
cheered on her teams with all htt
heart.
Her ~oy and spirit disa~ared all
too quickly. Hidi died last Aua. 16
along with I S6 other people when a
Northwest Airlines jetliner crashed
Civics
·lessoh
creates
fireworks
By GREG KLERKX °' .. ...., .........
Who ever said you can't fiaht city
ball?
Not the kids in Penny Nonon's
fifth-grade class at Harbor View
Elementary School.
Upset about thQ City Council's
decision to cancel fireworks shows at
Newport Dunes Aquatic Park and Big
Canyon Country Club. the 26 stu·
dents took matters into their own
hands and sent a bundle of lctten to
council members. askina them to
change their minds.
"The shows at the Dunes and Bia
Canyon arc the only fireworks we can sec on July 4." wrote student Michael
Bell. "If you forbid those one to two
hour shows. a lot of people arc goina
to be disappointed ••
"A lot of people in Newpon Beach
think the fireworks arc wondttful ...
wrote Adrianne Lee. ··Sccina fire·
works on the Fourth of July in
Newpon Dunes mtans a lot to
Newpon Beach residents."
As it turned out. the students' picas
were answered: The council reversed
its decision to deny permits for the
fireworks shows. and the skies will
light up this Fourth of July.
Nonon said the.exercise in democ-
racy was the result of a newspaper
article brought in by student Heather
lmmoor. Because civics and writina
arc pan of the fiRh~grade curriculum.
Debbie Babashoff ex-
tending family's success-
ful swimming tradition.
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Entertainment
Cinderella goes Holly-
wood In Rudolf Nureyev's
productk>n at the Per-
forming Arts Center./ Al
catlfornla
Apptllat• court rules.
agelnlt ptanto eet a lowet'
. minimum w~ for tlP-earnen.7 M -
Nation
~reect•wlth lhoCk. to'briblfY ln-
¥•1g9t10n Of defel• contrectcn./ M
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SATURDAY, JUNE -
rcrushed
shortl) arter takeoff in Detroit. The
16-)c;ir-old student was on her way
home after a two-week visit with her
father. Don Ratliff. in Toledo. Ohio.
Now. more than 10 months aRer
her death. Hidi's mother feels the
school her dauahter loved so much
has bctra)cd her.
The source of the betrayal? The
school's 1988 yearbook.
Somehow. Hidi's senior picture is
missing from the annual. which was
released T:1ursday. Her name is
missing from the senior roster. There
is a brief dedication to her. and a baby
picture and poem at the back of the
book.
The picture and poemwere.paidfor
b) her mother.
Mal) Ann Ratliff said she was
assured her daughter's photo would
appc:ir in the )C3rbook. TM at.nee
of that photo, and of any significan•
dedication to Hidi. effectively tt'l5rS
her dau&hter from the mtmorics of
her cltlssmates. the mother said.
"I can't bclic\;e the) 'd do this." said
Rntliff. sobbing o'er the yearbook
and a cop) of Hidi's senior photo.
"Ifs lilc she nc\cr \\.ent thert."
Ratliff ho so tlngry about the
omission that she has rut a frttze on
tht• $I 0.000 memoria fund she has rai~ m her d;iughter's name. Thus
far. mone) from the·fund has been
used to purchase weight machines. a
llembeiw of Pean1 Jlforton '• ftftb·IJ'&de clUa allow off
letten aent to l'fewport City Hall protatlng cancelladon of
Norton decided to discuss the fire-
works show denial with the students.
She said the students understood
the council's reasonina for the denial
-traffic and sarety problems -but
felt their decision was wrong.
··one student said he and his
mother sat in traffic for more than an
hour for the chili cookofT a few weeks
ago:· said Nonon. a teacher at
y mis ing photo .
time clock and a scoreboard for &he
hiJh school's athktic dcpanrnint. she
waidr Other purchases wert planned
School Princ_ipal Frank Jnfusino
noted the sbon ckdication to Hidi at
the end of the senior pictures:. bUt said
he isn't sure wh> there is no picturt.
antrOduttOI') paacs of the )earbook
and •'lln't complcttl) surt 1ha1 the ~&iRUd~~t.:cd~--
.., nn·t sa) for surt." he said.
Pr1ckcn said he was ne\Cr 1n.
formed in writina or orall) about an\
ta,.:r dedication section 10 Hidi. He
was not ·~arc or an) other ~nior
picture om1S'S1ons. he 11ddrd.
.. There must ha\C been a mix-up.
It's something ~e·rc ccnainly :1orry
h:»ppcned," said lnfusino. -.ho said
he hadn"t spoken v.ith the )tarboolc•s
editors about the omission.
nd) Pridctt. one of the book's
cditors-in,hu:f. said 1he 'earbook
sUlfT -d idn't rccci'e Hidi s senior
picture from 1hc photography studio.
"~c didn't rc:cei\c her picture. so
ob' 1ousl) v.c couldn't put u in." said
Prickell. a senior at the hilh school.
Howc\cr. Pnckl'll said that he *H
onl> direct!) responsible for the
The }carbook's ad' isor. teacher
Ou1d Van Treese, could not bt'
reached for rommcnt.
Ratliff said she ukcd the yearbook
staff if the) needed Hidi's photo for
the annual. She v.as told the picture
~d been rtC'e1\cd. she said.
"I don't know \\.hat's happened
here:" sh~ said ... Ma) be tht) felt 1hat
puttina 11 1n the )camook would
make people upset apin. But at this
(PleaM Me lllMDtO/ A2)
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annual flrewot b allowa. Tile CoancU later re-.ereed laelf
to allow the 8howa.
Harbor View for 20 years. "I said
'Perfco1! Put that in a lttter.' ..
Studcn1 O)lan Steinbera did just
that.
"If you arc worried about traffic
(then) why don't )OU stop Fashion
Island construction or the ch1h
cookofT at the Balboa Bay Club." he
wrote. ''"lso. why don't yOUJUSt ha\C
(Pleue 11ee CMCS/A2)
Copters'
effects
on homes
studied
VibrafiOn test will _,, __
help to evaluate
a rea development
By ROBERT HYNDMAN ..............
The effects of helicopter vibration
on nearby homes 1s the subject of a
·test currcntl) being conducted at the
Manne Corps Air Station in iTustin.
The test b) the Army Construction
Enainccrina Research Lab bcpn
June 13 and will continue through
Frida). h ~•II evaluate vibration
effects on homes located under hcli-
coptcr fli&ht pancms. •
Acconfin1to MarineCorps$POk.Cs-
mcn. tht test ~ imponant in evalu·
atina "'hat t) peof dc\·etopment ouJbt
10 be allowed and disallo.-ed around
the air $~lion.
Currcnll)'. plannillJ a:rourid the
Tustin air buc considers measurc--
mrnts and forecasts only for aircraft-
o, erllight noise. Based on those
forccas1s. plannen and local JO\cm·
ment qcnc1cs dctcmune zon1na dcs-
•anations to provide compatib~ land
uses.
Results of the current study, how·
C\cr. v.ill influence decisions on
(Pleue .e COPT<8/A2)
Friends rally around a withdrawn Dave Baker
Irvine councilman retreats to his family
midst of crisis w ht ch may end career
a7 JONATHAN VOl...RE ................
Rocked by alleptions he at-
~ptcd to embezzle $48.000 from a
Orivate foundation. Irvine City
Councilman and failed conarcssional
carididatc Davi~ Baker has all but
vuishtid frOm the public limeliJht he
once coveted.
Discovered earlier this week at his
sistcr•s El }Toro home, Baker has
rduSeef 10 make even the most
s>reliminary publiC statements.
His l>Olitical life is in tatsrn and
may be at an end. analysts say. Hi$
personal hfe hanp in the balance of
separate mvcstiaauons by the Distnct
Attorney's office and his employer,
the law firm of Paul. Hastinas.
Janofsky and Walker.
"This is the most difficult crisis
Da~·id has ever faced." Paul Meyer.
Baker's attorney said. *'He ls dealing
wish it the best he can, on a day-to-day
bUis ... this is a very touah period."
~ invntiptions could result in
criminal characs and possibly his
removal from the state Bar Associa-
lion. Both invc5tiptjonurtexpcctcd
to conclude within a month.
Baker's problems t>tpn not Iona
aflcr he announced his intention 10
seek the Republican nomination to
the 40lh Conarns onal Dist net. a scat
that will be vacated by the retirement
of Robcn Badham. R-Ncwpon ee.ch.
Supported by Badham and most
area politicians. Baker was the initiaJ
favorite in the race. Still. he ult1mat'"
ly lost to ChnstophefCox by leu than
1.200 votes. one pcrccn~ point.
His campaian was first tested by
allegations that he C'lmtd on '1llf
extra-marital aff11r. Lona rumored in
a whispcr<ampaian. the charae was
screamed at Baker duri"* a can-
didate's forum b> an unknown-and
still unidentified -heckler.
Baker nc:vcr answettd the charae.
onl) admittina that his marrillt' to
Patt) Baker had gone through some
tough limes. But the couple rcmaiMd
togclhcr and appeared s1dc-by-sidt
throu&ftout the race.
But the deepest wound Baker
suffered wasn't revealed until after
the election. r
The allept1ons that. as e1tecu1ive
director or the S 16 million Irvine
Health Foundation. Baktr wrote his
campaign an unauthori.%rd check for
$48.000 surfaced aftCT he lost the
nominauon.
Supe-rior Court Judgt David Sills.
who sits as chalrman of the sevcn-
mcmbcr foundation board. said that a
sttrctary no "CC'd two foundation
checks miS$1na the weekend bt'forc
the primary.
OM ol tbc checks was returned
unu!led. 1hc other -.-as written out 10
Baker. si&Md .,..ilh the candida~·s
s11natun: and the judse's -altbou&h
Sills said he never saw the ch«k.
The j udat confronted Baker with
the discovery. and demanded bis
rcs1snat1on on the Saturday before
dtttion day. Brcal\ina· into teara.
Baker rcsi~ and then checked
h imself into Hoaa Memorial
Hosptial ror treatment. sources said.
"He just bottomed out:• one
source ohscncd later.
Campaip officials said Baker
wanted m0tt molle) for a fiuny ol
last minute ca.mpal&Jl maitm. He
took out a loan on his $300,000
Woodbrid&e home. but the money
was late in romina. officials said.
"He had a strona desire lo win."
(PlllN _. nJSllO»/d)
Police raid
suspected
ho118e8of
prostitution
,•
t to 18 attacks
., .._ ... ulltal ,,,_ don't -any ... ~-n.;--.clilcribed as blaiil*. ia Ill ~ :e' .::.5::,•liviMd Ille 20I. whb a a.II. a1e.1etic 1-M ii ... ... believed mponsible fol four ,....., ikMle .......... Ii• IO 11 .... 1 1WO attempted rapes. four other ... uau and bUr&laries in tM ._ 10 1e1ual ... uh1 and numerous bur-
moftthi; Oar*n llrove police tPI. .-;a. tlie ~ uid.
""'Tbeleuecenain lb=· thil .. yit Molt of the break-ins wm th~ doint &hat makes UI li!Cfy IUft ,......_ed ..a..:-.-.. -~.: f ifs w lame llf'I·" llid SIL Pllil UD~a __.or wllMSOWS o apert·
Maton. "~re seem•'° be tome link mcnts and homes in this OranlC amona ihe other victims in thi• they County community. No fineerprints
have tittft lone fema1cs. vulftefable in have been found. one way OI HOlhtr.. "It .k>ob .to us. li~e the JU)' is not • scl«t1na lus victims randomly.''
L1St Su~y a prowler wu ~led Mason said." It looks liu he has some
t;y a aurvetllance camera at a .env~ie knowledae of their livina situation."
home for t~ dcvetopmen1a11y · da• The man struck five times al the
ablect tbc. .lde-wbae-~ Mlieve-htitc Amis home for the di•bled on
tbt aame man raped a blind woman Wilson Strttt. whett some of'the 31 ·~ m~. at last one other residents are so scverel:t impaired
resident an Apnl. they may not have known 1fthey were
Police believe the man was rnpon· abused. police said.
sjble for an early momint brak-in "Their problems are so acute that
Aua. I at the •s-rtment ofa 24-year-you could have had a sex crime. and
old woman who lived alone. She was they would have no way to tell "~ at kniftpoinl. anyone,·· Mason said. •
·we think he's mina up his Police believe the man first ap-
victlms accorcti11110 the threat level... pcared al the home~. 30, when one
Mason •id. ..He picks thole who of lhc employees spotted a prowler.
four days later. a f'onner admini.,.
VllOI ctliileed I ...... y OYet' I beCk
wallwklaa.......aliet.
f.arty on April 21. a man fort"Cd
open a bedroom window and
molested a aevcrly rc11ned raiMnt
unable to commauricate. .. 'Thete airtaare IO prapamed to do
what they att IOld... Slid home
!ldministrator Vidti Mlllliora. "That 1s one molt' reason they are so
vulnerable."
The man then raped the woman's
roommate, a 28-ycar-okl blind resi·
dent.
He pulled a cap ahe wore over her
eyes and whispere<t. "Don't look at
me.' tpparmtty unaware sbe was
blind.
The same day facility owntr BIITY
Rub bcian instailina a S 12,000 secur-
ity system. and hired a niaht security
auard. .
On May 17 at 2 a.m., the alarm was
trigertd but no one was seen, Rub
said. Employees later discovered a
broken window jn a room where two
non-verbal, severely disabled women
lived.
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John Nakaoka, Baker's campaip
coordinator, said. ...There was a
tremendous desire for him not to let
people down." Nakaoka and anyone who knows
Baker wd they were shocked by Sill's
revelations.
But instead of anger, they have
raJljed behind their fallen candidate.
··1 would not say I feel betrayed,"
Nakaoka said. ··1 think there is a
tremendous amount of emotion
aoina throuah David. He under-
stands wut he has ®ne and the
implications of it.''
Nakaoka sajd he spoke briefly with
Baker sjnce the alleptions broke. and
that Baker made some apoloeies.. He
ldded. however. that apoloaies from
his lonatime friend are not necesaary.
"I have not asked or pressed for any
confessions at t1'is time,•• Nakaoka
uid.
Baker, tryins to avoid the public
~. has apparently withdrawn to the
safrty of his family.
"I have never seen a more closely
knit family.'' Nakaoka said.
Althoush some speculated earlier
that Baker was livins at hjs sister's
home while Patty Baker anCI the
couple's two young boys remained in
Woodbridae, one source close to the
family said that is untrue.
"They arc hving together and
always have been." the person said.
"And they alway• will be."
Calls to e.ac.er•s hOme are answered
only b) a machine, however.
Meanwhile. Olhtt Baker suppor1en
say they have had no c:ontaet with the
candidate, but scand beside him
nonetheless.
··1 think we'll find out how aood
friends and aupponers of Dave Bilker . we reany are," said Jim ckBoom,
Newport-Mesa Unified School Dis-
trict board chairman and executi"e
director of the Orantc Coast YMCA.
••1 wassurs1rised. but I can undcntand
the pressure of a race can make us oo
weird things that we normally
wouldn't.
"He is still a good man and I still
believe in him ...
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Surf Forecaat
LITTLE SAIGON FORMALLY DEDICATED •••
l"romAl .
mcnt of Little Saiaon. be consistent with the ,eneral
Sou1hcast Asian motif that we already
have in the area."
Crews get handle on brush fire
kmcJian said before the unveiling.
"Just over a decade ago. we saw the
first wave of Southeast Asian en-
trepreneurs here. Today the en-
trepreneurial spirit is alive and well in
Little Saigon."
A Westminster businessman at-
tending the C'l?remony said he was
happy to sec the name Little Saigon
win official recognition.
.. It's fantastic that they have been
able to come this far in MM:h a shon
time." said Yoshi Miyawaki, of
Fountain Valley. ..I'm Japanese-
Amcrican and our people came over
here as laborcn.' It took thtm 1
scneration to tct ftUblithed. ~
Gladys Penjoyan. also of Fountain
Valley. said she liked the rthnic
diversity that had developed in
Oranac County over the years.
After the unveilina. Deukmejian
attended a luncheon of the Viet-
namese Scholarship Foundation at
the Asian Palace restaurant.
"The 12 youna men and women
who arc this year's recipients of the
Vietnamese American Scholarship
Award have ~roven that rup«t for
leamina. family encourascment and
hard work pay off with hiah arades
and the opportunity to cam advanced
degrees." Dcukmejian said in his
kcyraotc speech.
REDLANDS. Calif. (AP) - A
possible arson fire blackened more
than 200 IC1'C'S of grassland and came
within 7S feet of expensive hilltop
homes before 1t was contained Friday
in a San Bernardino County canyon.
offteials said.
Fire investigators ex.aminina the
charred brush for clue, determined
the fire was probably intentionally
set. said California Department of
Forestry spokeswoman Lovay Pray-
Manina.
No evacuation was ordered but
residents in the Live Oak Canyon
area moved horses and other animals
to safer around and watered roof shin~cs with prden hoses to douse
floating sparks. Ms. Pray-Martines
said.
There were no reports of injury or
property damage in the blaze that
burned out of control for 41/i hours
before it w~s full) encircled at about 8
p.m .. she said.
Fire officials estimated the blaze
would be complclely doused by
midnight. the spokeswoman said.
Heav) inland haze and smoa
hampered the carty firefi1htin1 effort
as water-dropping aircraft were un-
able to safely approach the area un1il
afternoon breezes cleared skies. Ms.
Pray-Martines said.
"We are very proud because our
Saigon has been lost to the com-
munists. .. said Han Nguyen. who said
he kft Vic1oam three years ago. -we
Four hand crew• totaling 60 fire-arc proud tha1 we can now have
fiJhlcrs from the CDF. the county another Saigon here in America."
fire Department and the U.S. Forest J~ph Nguyen. project manager
Service battled the blaze near Inter-for the> car-old shoppin.J mall. agreed
state 10. about 75 miles ~st of that the official dcs1anation was
downtown Los Angeles. she said. significant for Orange County's Viet·
Two helicopters and three air namcsc communit)'.
tankers dropped water from above ··M) hcan was pumpinl so hard
and a pair of-bulldozers were used t0-'llfhcn J-aw the unvcilina. he said.
cut fire lines. the spokeswoman said. "When Saiaon fell in 197S. they
• 1mmcdiatel) chanacd the name to Ho
------------------------------------• ('hi Minh City. Now with little 1'ine Red Brigade terrorists captured Sa1aon. we arc makinl a new Pt«'C of
histol) for ourscl\•cs:
Observers from outside the Viet·
namcsc community also said they
were impressed with the develop-used to kill a former U.S. diplomat.
police said Friday.
Peninsula.
Hunt. a career diplomat. was
assassinated in Rome in February
1984.
··1t·s intercstina that we have this
large Vietnamese community in our
midst." she said. "I'm Armenian·
American. My people were immi·
grants too. I 1hink this is peat."
Westminster's mayor f pro tem.
Frank G. Fry Jr .. said the city is takina
steps to establish Little Saiaon as an
official zonina district.
··Ttus 11 a distinct business district.
and cMairdy a tourist district as ~ell." he said. "The zonina will rdlect
that AnythinJ that JC;)C'S in will
conform to design standards aP.:
propriate for the area. We're sull
workina on that. We don't really
know cnouah about Vietnamete de-
sian 10 require lhat everythina be
authentically Vietnamese. But it will
The Vietnamese commercial dis-
tric1 on Bolsa A venue is the hub of an
Indochinese community that extends
into ncighbor1na Garden Grove and
other Orange County communities.
Reportedly the largest Vietnamese
cultural and commercial district in
the Western Hemisphere. Utile
Saigon t>caan with just a few Viet-
namese-owned businesses in the late
1970s. Then: arc now more than
1.000 businesses owned by Viet-
namese Americans and seared
toward the Southeast Asian com-
munitt. according to Wcstmini.ter
cit) offici1ds. 1 MILAN, lcaJy (AP) -Authonties
caisco\lered a Red Bripdes terrorist
'idcout. arrested nine people and ~ized a submachine gun possibly
l
bOPTERS •.•
Warrants issued by a prosecutor in
Milan accused the nine people of
~rticipatina in an armed band and of
1lleplly possessing weapons, said
Cor. Luigi Nobili. commander of
Milan's carabinieri police.
The submachine aun may also
have been used in the murders ofSen.
Roberto Ruffini. economist Ezio
Tarantelli and former Florence
Mayor Lando Conti, Nobili said.
MISSING PHOTO CRUSHES MOTHER •••
Proa Al
4ature family housinJ and other
~rojttts.. spokesmen satd.
Current ordinances do not take
into account the annoyances of
Yibration and rattle in nearby homes.
Vibrational impacts are most often
•ssociated with low-flyinahelicopters
qperatina near air stations liu the
Tustin base. In some cases.. such
annoyances appear more stressful to
Uxal residents than the noise.
: The study calls for each type of
t,elicopterin the Marine Corps inven-
tory lo fly prescnbed routes in the
vicinity oflbe ajs station as part of the
pre-test and test phases.
The pre-test involves about four
hours of flying for each type of
helicopter over a two-week period.
The subsequent test phases Wlll occur
July 2S.Aua. 20 and will uwolve
about 12 hours of flying 1ime and
more than 100 test subjects for each
type of helicopter.
A police anti-terrorist squad dis-
covered the hideout Thursday in a
Milan apartment after a two-year
investiption of a aroup suspected of
trying to rebuild ltalfs left-wing
terrorism network, Nob1li told a news
conference Friday.
The Red Bripdes terrorized Italy
in the 1970s with kidnappings and
assassinations, indudina the murder
of former Pnme Minister Aldo Moro
in 1978.
Nobili said officers found two
machine guns and a submachine gun.
ammunition. 60 million lire
($46,000) and documents related to
killina.s ctlimed by the Red Bripdes
and a related group. the Fiahtina
Communists.
He said invcstipton believed 1he
submachine iun may have been used
to kill Amcncan Leaman R. Hunt.
d1rcctor-jcncral of the Muliinationat
Force and Observers. The Rome-
based group monitortd the Eaypt-
lsracl peace treaty 1n the Sinai
The Red Bnpdes claimed re-
sponsibility for killing the three
Italians. while the fighting Com-
munists said they killed Hunt.
Ballistics experts were checking the
submachine gun. police said.
Ruffilli, a Christian Democrat and
close friend and adviser of Premier
Ciriaco De Mita. was killed last April
at his apartment in Forli. a small town
near Bologna.
Tarantelli, who was shot and killed
in Rome in March I 98S. wasa leading
official of the Christian Democrat·
dominated labor union CISL and had
been a member of the government
commission that drafted a plan to
reduce Italian workers' automatic
wage increases.
Conu. who was killed in February
1986 in Florence. was a consultant for
a company tllat produced radar and
other military electronic equipment.
He had been accused in lcfl-wing
pamphleti of"cxponina ~ar ...
From Al
point, it's been long enouah down the
road where people fiave &ood
memories about her."
lnfusino said he would ask the
yearbook company to print up pic-
tures of Hidi so that seniors could
include them in their yearbooks.
"This is not somc1hin1 that was
intended to happen.'' said lnfusino.
.. We all cared about Hidi very much."
While the yearbook may have
omiued Hidi. her classmates did not.
The brief. free-form dedications ac-
companyin~ cach senior picture were
peppered with referen~es to the
popular checr1eader.
Senior Lamberto Pico wrote .. all
my luv to Hidi Ratliff may she RIP."
Hidi's best friend. Debbie
Rodnguez. wrote. "Hidi. Forever in
my heart."
POLICE RAID PAIR OF BUSINESSES •.•
Prom Al
ported al Sun Acupuncture on
Brookhursl Street m Westminster.
Ochoa said.
I he Huntmaton Beach business
catered only to Asian men. pofjce
said. This reportedly thwarted Hunt·
lnaton Beach police efforts. beeause
the department had no Oriental
undercover omen -
' But there alleacdly were no such
restrictions at the Westminster busi-
!CSS. and an undercover Huntinaton
pc.ach officer was able enttr that
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operalion. Ochoa said. The same
women allcacdly worked at both
locations. Ochoa said. and tht Hunt-
inaton Beach officer~ eventually
pcnn1lted in the center an HuntiftJlon
~ach because the woft'len came to
know him. Ochoa said.
Ochoa said the six women alletfdly
~-the offtcer·~ for iflnOMY.
Masuacscost S4010$j(), Otho9 uid.
and sex activities wm btlie"ed to be S.20 to SSO e~tra. he said.
l'hosc arfcstcd were Mia Hui
Souna. 38. Anaheim: Youns Cha
~ ,_,. .. 2 "71 """'*-I •Olllll .w1·A~I
Yun. 41 . Anaheim. Choon Sun Park.
51. Oardcn Grove: Ok Kum Ltt. 36,
WCltminstcr: Mic J. Sim. 36. Garden
Gro,e: and Oyu Suk Jo. 26. Full-
erton.
Souna was believed to be the
operator of the establishments.
hot Mid~.---~-----~ ·---™six women were booked into
Huntinaton Beach Cit)' Jail in lieu of
SI .SOO bail. Ochoa said four had
bailed out Friday afternoon and two
had aone to coun to be arra.ianed.
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And the student perhaps most
crushed by Hidi's death, her
boyfriend, Tim Felter. offered a
simple dedication.
"Hidi. I Love U."
feller's mother. Marlene. said her
son has still not aotten over Hidi's
death.
"He's still in the denial stage," said
Felter. who remains close friends
with Ratliff.
In an earher interview. Felter said
Hidi was "the only airl I had ever
loved.·· The two had hoped to be
named "School Sweethearts .. in their
senior year toacther. and have their
portrait taken ror the yearbook.
The Nonhwest crash. which
claimed the lives of seven Oranae
County residents. was the sccond-
worst airline disaster in the nation's
his1ory. Pilo1 error was blamed for the
disaster.
There wu only one survivor, 4-
year-<>ld C«elia Cichan of Tempe,
Ariz.. who is livinJ with her 1unt and
uncle. Her parents died in the crash.
CIVICS •••
Prom Al
traffic safety auards on comers and
hi&hway passes?"
Norton u.id the students were all
very excited when the fireworks
cancellation was reversed. She said
the leuer-writina campaian was a
first·hand demonstration of democ-
racy in action.
·•1 aa1d, 'Sometimes you an fltht
Cit)' hall'. ••
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Free ere cuminalioftt rot w1dor cidlllftl Wlll be otrenid Tunday ••the family Medical Center 1n
Irvine.
The t.aaml will mature vilUll Kuity and 1l10 **' problems wch u alaucoma. caaancu and eyelid infn&ions. The 1CIU att sponsoml bY lhc ~
clinic ofUniltd Wntem Medical Centn1. bated 1n
Santa Ana.
Eumination1 will be aiven from 9 a.m. to I
p.m. Rcserv11ion1 art rtquired and may be obt11Md
by callina 9'3-3486.
Natridoa talk •l•ted
Oin1car nutritionist Patricia Conner will ad~
dress Tucidlf1meetin1bfthe Dolphins Division of
the Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce.
The SHSion i1 scheduttd for 7: I .S a.m. at the
Newport Btach Marriott Hotel. The COtt is S 12 with
reservations or S 14 at the door. Call the chamber
ofTace at 644-821 J for details.
Women'• talk In Meu
"8cin1 a Woman in Oranae County in 1988"
will be the theme of the celebration of the summer
solstice at Chanaina Woman Sanctum Monday.
The program as sch~uled for 7:30 p.m.,at .202S
Newport Blvd., Suite B. 1n Costa Mesa. Adm1~ston as
free and further information is available at
722-6846.
UltraHand lecture •et
Dr. Mathew Bcssen will conduct a prop'lm
entitled ··usina Ultrasound to Diaanosc Cardiac
Disorders .. Tuesday at I p.m. at the Ne~n Center
branch of the Newport Beach Public L1bnry, 8S6
San Clemente Drive.
The hour-lona event is frcc and open to the
public. Call Jackie Headly at 643186 for additional
mformation.
Sale• uec• to meet
Larry Lee, seneral manaser of the South Coast
office of New York Life, will address the monthly
meetinas of the Salei and Marketina Executives
Tuesday at the Le Meridian Hotel in Newport
Beach.
The pr~m topic will be .. How to Identify
Your Market. 'Theevenina will begin with cocktails
at 6 p.m. and dinner at 7. Call 261-6460 for more
information.
School openlng meeting
An informational meetina on the opening of the
Waldorf Community School will be held Tuesday at
7 p.m. at the Hcalix Center. 23732 Birtcher Drive in
El Toro.
Enrollments are now beu'a aett_pted for pre-
school, kindergarten and first grade. Contact Susan
Tonini at 458-9212 for details.
Art lecture in Laguna
Ron Steen. an educator and adjunct lecturer at
the Getty Museum. will speak Wednesday at the
La&una An Museum in Laauna Beach in conJunc-
tion with thcmuseum'scurrentcxhibit on Amencan
impressionism.
The 7:30 p.m. prC?lfllm will include a slide
l«ture on the roots of American impressionism.
Adm1sst0n as $4.SO for members. students and
senior citizens and $6 for non-members. The
museum is located at 307 Cliff Drive and more
information is available at 494-6S3 I.
Mllltary career discussion
Nauonal Univusity's Orange County campus
in El Toro will present a seminar on "Career
Transition for Military Peoonnel" Wednesday
from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. in Buildina 263 of the Marine
Corps Air Station at El Toro.
Gcorac Drops. director of National Univer-
sity's career r1annin1 center, will conduct the
l!roaram. Cal the university's Department of
Continuin• Education at 2»-S292 or 6S 1-378 I for
additional information and reaistration.
Inve•ton' talk In NB
Mutual fund 1nveston a1' invited to attend a
free lecture by portfolio manaaer Jeffrey l.
Kilpatrick Wednesday at 7 p.m. at the Pacific Club
in Newport Beach.
Kilpatrick wall discuss the Oranac County
Growth Fund. Space is limited and reservations
may be secured by callina 9S7-1081.
Cookln'6 claue. offered
A variety of cookina workshops will be offered
dunna the summer by the Newport Beach Parks.
Beaches and Recrtation Department.
Included are classes in couples cookana.
aummer salads and creative enterta1nina. Call the
department at 644-31 S l for additional information.
Lapna volanteen needed
Volunteer suppon counselors are needed by the
Communhy Services Proaram Youth Shelter
located in Lquna Bnc:h. The qency provides
shelter for .-unawar ~nts and • "coolina off"
period away from family crisis.
Volunteers will provide fricndshi~ countelin&
for people I l to 17 years of aae and w1'1 assist staff
mttnben in srouP countelina and behavior
modelina. Call the Volunteer Ctntcr of Onnae
County at 9S3-.S7S7 or '82~3176 for de1ails.
Pretddeatlal •••T co.a tat
__:_Aaasay c:oatat teiyou"',_,.., offtri..Smh
prizes'°' em11 on their favonte pmidCnu. is btina cOnducted by real estatt lleftt Rochelle Liu at 7 t 4
Rak~ Newpon Beach. YI must bie..,wnttcn by OM of the Mount
Rushmore ~ -Washi.-on. Uneotn. Jdrcnoft or Roosevch-iri .300 ~or lill. &yptd Mid double~. NeWDort City Council
n1embcn Evelyn Hirt.'lluthetyn Plummer and Phil
Siinlone wih be thtjudlel. Call Uu at 760-0714 or 7»1236 for ft&nbef iabmadoe.
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Wien 1• Aaalreoa W uUd IO crcate
I video lftlUUCUftl pc*.e oftkcn ill
Ntwp0rt lledl llld illlwM:le bow IO deal
with people with ditabititia, ht tbotllhl the~ would be a n~tmare. .. ll'• ditlkuh beta.-h s such a ckliaec
1ubjec:t,'" he aid. ''I"' tryin1.10 ponray
1ht disabled ~n·s point of view and the
point of view oflhc offtcer."
Despite hi1 reservations. the project
worked like a dream. he said. "Everyone
&oved it. I haven't rectived any ncptivc
fttdblck."
Andenon. who works u 1 re1el'\ie officer
and films pohce trainina documentaries
for the Newpon Beach Police Department,
was apprOIChcd last year b)' the Oranae
County Human-R.tlaliont CommiMion.
They uked him to create 1 trainana film
that would prepare police officers to work
with the disabled, which in Californja
amounts to about which million residents.
"Police officers don't att involved
frequentl) with the disabled," he said.
"But they're JUSt like any human beina. A
lot of them drive and sometimes they
miaht have too much too drink. They're
human.
"But there art special circumstances
involved with them. A deaf pcoon
wouldn't rc•pond to an officer yellina for
him to halt because he wouldn't hear him.
What we're tryina to say is 'don't overeact,
consider the possibilty that they could be
disabled.' .. Andeoon said.
The Human RelataonsCommission. the
Dayle Mcintosh Center for the Disabled
and the Newpon Beach Police Depart·
ment decided there was a need for a
specific police trainina film on how to deal
wath the disabled after Guido Rodriauu,
an autistic l ~year-old, lost a kidney
followina a struaaJe with Irvine pohce
officers.
The officers pursued Rodriaucz. think-
ina he Wis riding a stolen bicycle. When the
teen-aaer resisted their attempts to restrain
him, one of the officers involved threw
him to the sround. alleaedly th1nkina the
youth was under lhe inll'uence of PCP.
Various handicaps and diseases offer
their own_problems. and officials hope the
trainina film will help officers recoanize
the symptoms connected with them.
People with autism often suffer from
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Jaa AadenoD m.. Newport 8-ela Offtcer Bob Hardy a.ad Paal
Preble, aa aatUUc 20...,.-.r-old, for tile tralntna ftlm..
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auutdc ~lb j1 usually onl1 1 W.t ID lu~lf. Mid Vicky Plevla o the ........
Rdations Commltlion.
Probleft\1iDvom1td-il9bled--=-
policf ofr~ta doft'l -~·"'· J t:~:· ~= "~=·r.·=~· education (about the dil9bk>d)... n
.. lfit taVCSJUlt one pen-.'s lifr.. ii'• .... b
for itself a thousand tilnet .,_, .. 1 AD&rson said o(the tra1ni111 fl•. ~
The 12-minu\t video. ..a .-&
1C1ttned laat Wttk fbt oftk:itn &om 19 d
Oranae County police deplft....._
roc:uscs on specific probleriit •-i••
from disabilitiea such as meMal n:..-.f
""lion. dcaf'nns. ical hadilt:.,r. d
cerebral palsy, ep1lepl~. atMI • ....._
Suaacstions were aiven an the video •,•
how police officers should handle ~ J
involvina different disabihtia. ~ _..tt
IC1ua1 disabled people in lht WdlD,11
Anderson succeeded in ere.tin& a ree.....,.
portrayal oflhe handicapped. '"'
In the video. a ttomn witb w ,..._
palsy spoke about the c~o(i;n
disease. The slurred speech and U.wald·• ,ait, often 'associated with cc•etal pehy.
roukl be confused with drur\keanetl. lk"
said. And officers should not .-...e .al.
person who has the -diteaK is menially retarded. w video swes; 'he di , au•
c:a uses a paralysis that aff«u the mUIC\llat
coordination, but still allows Oat n•co[
develop normally.
All Oranac Couty police aaenc1n re-:1
cei,·ed acourteiycopyoftM videO.wtiea it l
was released. ~ to ill succesa. Pecific'
Teacsisand the Da)'le Mc:laU!llb CenwrforrJ
the Disabled ha~ plans to dittribult itQ
oationwide to police aeeKies ud Other
orpniz:ations. They bavm't deterrnieed~
the pnce, but i l will probably cost about,,
SSO, Andcnon sai,d;
Andeoon, an award.winnina ronncro
ttlevis.ion cameraman. hlld to qtiiil bis job
in itkvision when be wmt to wort for tbetl Orante County Sheriff's Depilrtment at 1 11
rese~e deputy a few years qo.
But that's one thin& he doesn't ~ .. The cuys I ~ witb here arc better than II
anyone I've ever worked witb in film," be
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LB rec.all leaders going fact finding;
By ROBERT HYNDMAN
Of•Dllr ........
Barbara and Paul Westbrook. leaders in
a bid lo recall three Laguna Beach City
Council members. plan Lo gather pditaon
saanatures themselves this v.~kend at a
supermarket where recall supponers said
thC> were harassed a week ago.
"I'm JUSt soing to go out there and paint
50Me nov.ers -I'm an artist. )'OU know -
and talk to people about the r«all. We'll
JUSt sec af someone comes and tries to
harass us." Barbara W~tbrook said.
"We're JUSt not goina to take at an} more "
Last Sunday. members of the Commit-
tee to Recall Cit) Council were pthenna
pctttaon sainaturcs outside the "Jpha Beta
supcrmar1m in South Laauna. They claim
their efforts were interrupted when recall
opponents. 1ndudina Cat)' Councilman
Robert Gen ti'). tried to harau those
considering s11n1ng the pct1tton
Gen lf'). '4'ho was stand in& near the
market's other entrance awa} from the
petitioners. said he was not interfering
"1th the effort
''I'm here c~prcssin' m) point of view:·
he s.a1d ... After 31l. this as Laauna Beach .
and an La1un3 Beach \\C ha'e a \ ariet) of
points of' 1c\\ I care ver) dttpl) about
uiuna Be:lch. I "'ant 1t and 1u ctt~ns
Deputies hunt inmate
after escape from Lacy
B:r ROBERT HYNDMAN °' ... .,.., .......
An inmate con\ 1cted of auto burglar)
escaped Friday from the Theo lac)
m\.-d1um-sccunt) Jail in Oranae. using a car
lefl in the parkina lot to aid his aetawa)
Adulfo Camilo. 23. remained at large
late Friday as Sheriffs Department of·
fic1als continued their Karch.
"We ha'e some leads. but we really
don't consider him to be danserous to the
public," said Lt. Dack Olson. a department
spokesman.
Camilo escaped from the Jiii at about
11 :30 a.m.. but officials declined to
provide details.
When Carrillo reached the parkina lot
outside the 11il bualdina. he hopped into•
·~ ----~-
v.h11c 1977 (he,rolet station v.agon and
dro'e av.a). Olson said.
The car. hov.c .. cr. had mechanical
problems with ats left front wheel and
(amllo had to abandon at about a half-
malc a""a). He Ocd from thtrc on foot.
.\ccord1ng to Olson. the car had been
rcport\.•d 'itolcn and wa~ left in the parkana
lol with the keys in the ignition. And
althouah 11 appears someone ma) have
arded tamllo in his ~pc. Olson said
anvcstagato~ ha\C yet to reach that
conclu\1on.
··we·rc checking out a lot of leads nght
nov. rnnccrn1n1 his whereabouts.'' Olson
S~lld
Carrillo was a~sted last Januaf) on a
v.arranc related to an auto.burglar) charae
protecll'd ...
In an)' case recall supponers com-
plained to the Oransc Count} District
Attorne) 's office. and officials there a~
nov. 1nH·st1gating allqcd v1olattons to the
clCC"t1on code.
pthcr petitions hcrselflhis weekend to get
a first-hand account of the conflicts. Q
··1 want to see for myself what's ao'ns l
on." she said. "It's not easy. ptherina''
these sisnaturcs. but Paul and I are toughrl
ol' bards." t•
Deput) Dastm l Attorney Chns E\ans
said Fnda) the in' csu_gauon 1s contanuan•
wnh no conclusion expected unttl Monday
or Tuc'Jda) at the carhcst
E'am \.aid the \\ cstbrooks and others
ha'c pro'1dcd ham with vadrota~ and
C)eYt ttOI.'\\ IK'COUnts of lhe alleged inlet'·
fcrcncc b) recall opponents
Recall supportcn have to pther about •
3.000 siinatu~s from tteistcrcd Laguna
Beach \iOters to qualify the tttall for a vote.-;
To ensure that enough saanaturcsarc valid.I!
Wcstbr~ said about 3.600 sipatufCS!'
-.ould be pthn'cd. 1
To thwan other rone'e'ms.. Westbrook!.
said the sroup organi7ina tht recall has
bttn reorpnizcd so all its ladint mem.r.
Barbara \\cstbrook said she wanted to ber> arc ~una Beach rcsi~n
UCI-boundgrad will be
packing her own heater
FRESNO. Calaf ( .\P) -When 18-~e:ar-Old Joel)' Kraa.h l~"cs _home for
colk'le this fall \hc"ll pack what she calls an une"<ptttt'd but reassunnJ high school
gradu:111on pn.~nt a J8<allbcr p1$tol
"I v.as !>hOll-.cd at first I hadn't e~p«tcd 11." Kraah said Fnda) of the 11f\ from
her parent!>.
Joel\ likes the idea ufh1 ... m1 a handgun in her spons car dunna the .250-mile fn.~v.:a~ dm l'S alone be-twttn Fmno and l lCJ where \he plans to stud) baoloaical
sc1enn·s,
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"It's more reassunn& 10 knov. 1Cs there. It's hke ha' anaa sccurtt) blanket." she 1
added
Her mother. Gen Kraah. said she first thouaht of buy1na a handaun for htt
oldl-SI daughter af\er 5tt1n1 a telc\IStOn talk sho-.. proeram on date-rape. munkrs
and '1oknce on colle&e cnmpu~. The stones wef'l" s1m1lar to what Krqh. who
attends frt'Sno ~tatr lJna,ers1t). reads in the campus ne-..,papcr.
I JUSt v.ant her to ha-.t• the option to ha ... e the protection 1fshc wants it.-Kragh
said
Joel> plans to attend ~lf~dense claSSC'S 1n colk&c. But at S-fcct-2-inchn tall
and "'e1ah1ni about 90 pounds. she's doubtful she could wrntlc ofT a largt attacktt. •
More than 60 billion burgers served r
' " '
At last count McDonalds has terVcd 60
billion hamburaen. That's nothina. I've
cooked and served 60 billion and 2
hambulJCrs -not countina the ones
dropped on the floor that the dot ate. It's
not a record 1 view with swellina 9fide. It
WIS thrust u~ me by ao Act of GOd.
I pve birth children with a aenetic
predisposition to hambuf'IC". The first
word they ever mutt~ Wlsn't ••o. o..··
but "Buratr." Thfir fint 1rntence was
"Hold the rtli~." -a nstfttd l bad 1 9R>blem Or:--Sport-
didn 't cover in his bOok on blby and child
care -Hamburaer Genes. This was
ctntty evident in my kids' unusually larwe
jaws which crun<'hed a towerina burttr
with the case of a tyrannouur ru.
From the bcainnina I knew a day
woukln'taobythat l woukln"• btftippinJa
.... , in tht skillet. or •lMrint• roll wt th
mUllard. My Ii~ stretdMd out bcfon rue: aa C'ftdtcsa ro9d peved wia toaeed ta1mc
..S buns u far M tM qr Could tee • There~ days I wttW I'd listened to
•Y MOCher and st.ck to ~ I miaf\t
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i.:. WASHINGTON (AP) -n.t
u: ........ olthe,.. ~ ~ in=iOa are Ulc wildest un.inatioA. .. =Cherlel Graaley tokl ~ col-
Friday while uotMr ... 10r
a.be manier tbe "naoll tcrious ·-i• lht lli'10t)' Of \he ~•nt TDehle.''
11 ~t.ident Reaaan said in-~aon waited until ibis week to
;tell bi~ about the two-year invat~
Jion Of tbt ~lkted .sa!t of confidenual teaaaeoa an&mataon to defente
t£0ftU'Kton tbrc>Uih their .-id con·
suit.anti IO that there woWd be no ~ks. The affair came to lipt when
iearcb warra.nu.-~ iuued and
1.clephone taps ditcloeed.
r
., ••• , ia .. htlervilw -~ lroedCMt" 1111 wiet't .. N:...a.&.I luii'*I~ ......... ~7iJ
that QS peft of'dte need IO Uep it 10
abeolutcfy MCftt that theft woUldn't be any UpP• off &hat lhea rqbt .now some wfOlllllocn IO..,,e ud take cover .in
RClllD aaid he WM infonned "the
minule the~ had tomethana to lell."
Meanwhile, Rep. Bill OiapPtJJ, 0-
fll .. chanlnerized u "a bunch of
bunk" a repon that he had come
under xrutiny in the invatiption.
The Los Aneelel Times ttpOrted
Fric:t.y that Chappell, who ovenees
the Pen~ budeet u chainnan of
the &YMc:=.iMiom SUbcom• miuee on nsc, W8$ identified by
.
IOUrttl II C* of IWO ~n
udtt tmailny.
Federal law enforcement IOU~
speakina on condition of' anonymity,
told The Associated Prell that no one
ID C~ is Under invettiption in the at thi1 time .
T voices of aevenl ~n
tum ur on the wiretap&, which are a
c:cntra part of the invatiption. •id
other aovemment IOUl"Celi but they
emphasized that the inquary at th11
Point has zeroed in on strona
evicknct of Vf'TOntdoin1 whic:h has
nothina to do with Co"lfHI. . The sources refulCd lo charactenze
the context ofany taps contain in& the
---volcts or conarcumen, to 11y in ·tiow
many instances that occurred. how
many ~n Ylleft involwd or
whdbef "' C'OftwnlUonl MN ln-mminalhls 11 any way.
A compmay "' l1ilppell'a con· ltellioMI Clistrin. Amnec Inc. of
l'ala&b. Fla., is one of '' dcfente col\atKtan wbOle oftic:et were
seakhed by Fii l!lr'lll Tuesday.
Armtec's praidfn1. William W. RObctts. ia a per10nal friend oft~ Chlppell."' He said haa compeny ''is
not aware of any *1'onldoana" and
will cooperate with investiptors.
In a Stnate s~h, Granley 11id
the sc:al\dal i\ • widespread, beyond
the wildest lmaainatlon"'."' or whit's
aoinaon."
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OLENDALE. Ariz. -Fonner OOv. Evan Mecbam. 21aia ~~•111 on nimiaaJ ebaJICI., Mid Friday he may run fbr toY'Cf'IOI' ~!!
:1990. MecMm told'::::' he bid no vindictive feel(nM. .. ....
acquiuM on crimlu& or CODCMJina 1 S3~1.00C! cams:~ btOlber, Willltd. tllo wa dcllred of all cMqies IOllOWlll ... , ,
trill. However, Mecham aceueect Anomcy Oenerat lob COlbin •buanl .bis
oftke ind vowed to ~sipor.t a peailion campalan to rec1ll lhe ~'°' ·fi!»b offitt ... We went thf'OUlll eiaht mofttba of miwry" iftttCorbin'a inve.t•taon
of the campaian loan bieaan lut fall. Mecham uid ... Thank God tbotejuron
could sec thro\.wh thC amaations and act to the facts.··
AIDS paaeJ .eek• tn.cr1mlnatlon la•
if &pan considered for free-trade pact
WASHINGTON -The While House AIDS Com!"i•ion pvo fi_~I a_l>proval late Friday ao a 1'1'COmmendation for federal leli~tion to protubtt
discrimination 1111n1t people infected with the ~ly virus.. Alth_oulh all
commiss.ionen eAPR$tCd su~n for the sentiment dunna irirotmal
discussions last wed. when the final vole was taken, only trvm of the 12
pment bKked the proposal bcina pushed stroftJly by ~ired Adm. Jama 0 .
Watkins. the panel's chairman. The action came an the eifhth hour of what~·
expected to be an even lonacr session as the commi111on PUl l~ finilhint
touches on ttic 269-pqe rel)Ort due at the White House next fn~y. After
dealina with the anti-discrimination recommendation, the~omm1111on turned
to the last remainina item of controversy -what, if anythtna. to ~m'!'Cf!d
in the way of administrative changes to deal with A IDS and other epadcmaa an c WASHINGTON (AP) -Tbe
•Unjfed Stal.cl would be happy to f«>nsider nc:..>tiatina a free-trade ·..,-eement walh Japan alona the lines
;•f the treaty reached with Canada.
J'IUSUJ')' Secretary James A. Baker Ill said Friday.
~ While there are no current dis-
ussion about suet. a treaty, it would
fit into this country's overall stratqy I to bttalt down trade blrriers wher-1 ever thn exist, be said.
1 .. We have a major trading rela-1 tionlbjp with Japan." Baker said. -It
1 (a free trade aarccmcnt) would be I somethin1 that the United States
: would be pleased to consider if it were
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somcthin& that the fC?Vemment of
Japan wanted to consider:'
Baker's comments came in a tele-
vision interview with forei&njoumal-
asts for broadcast outside the United
States by the U.S. Information A&en-
cy. The session WIS I preview o{ the
seven-nation economic summit
opcnillj Sunc:t.y in Toronto.
President Reapn, addressioJ the
annual conference ofihe USIA Inter-
national Council, meantime. re.
iterated bis belief in free trade while
saying trade ba.rrie.rs of other ?>U.n-
tnes are aeneratina protecuonast
pressures in America.
"It damqes the entire world econ-
'
omy when foreian countries fail to
offer the same opportunity to Ameri-
can exports that America offets to
their products." Re~n said. "It is
this besic sense of fairness that has
helped ienerate protectionist press-
ures in America. Let me repeat
protectionism, the closin& of Ameri-
ca's markets. is the wrona response;
openina market~ th1t, I flnnly be-lieve, is the answer."
Meanwhile, then appeared to be
movement on another contentious
trade dispute between Japan and the
United States. U.S. Trade Representative Oayton
Yeutter announced Friday that be
.
was leavina immediatdy for Japan,
saying a deal may be near on cndin&
that nation's restrictions on beef
imports.
-we certainly have not yet reached
an qrccment. but I'm persuaded that
the news is sufficiently encouraaina to
justify a trip," Yeutter said.
White House spokesman Martin
Fitzwater said ... We remain hopeful,"
but added. "Until there's a deal,
there's no deal."
The A&nculturc Department has
placed the overall value of the
Japanese beef market at $2 billion.
the future. .,
Defen11e Department liable for tome •pill•
WASHINGTON -The Defense Depanment has aareed to ICCCPt
penalties from the Environmental Protection Aaency if it viofa1es ..,.cements
with EPA to clean up"Supcrfund" toxicwastesites. EPA announced Friday. Jn
such a case, the department will seek appropriations to make the actual transfer
offunds from its pocket to EPA's -S~~OOO for the first week ofviolation and
SI0,000 for subsequent weeks. The ~mcnt. similar to one ttached last month with the EnefJY Department, provides for the administrator of EPA to
settle any disputes between the staffs of EPA and the dcpanmcnt over whether
a violation has occurred. Amendments to the Superf und law in 1986 required
EPA and the two departments to try to aaree on a penalty formula, lavina the
actual funds to be appropriated by Conarcss. If EPA assesses a penalty, the
installation affected must report the facts to Congress.
!Two-tiered minimum wage struck down Lompoc begins transferring
; SACRAMENTO(AP)-lnablow workers would have been SJ.SO an mission sets the waie." said Donna upheld. Cuban prisoners out of state
I to the Deukmcjian administration hour. . Luca~. "It's . not ~lly the De~-"It was j_us~ a faulty .~ition that
and a victory for waiters and taxi Karla Yat~. exec.ut1ve officer f~r kmeJ1an administration t_hat does 1t. t~c comm1~1on took, Jack Hef!· By,... Aaoclaled Presa
I drivers. an appellate court has Nied the comm1SS1on, said the state will The 10.vemor has made It ~tear that ni~ exccuuv~scac~ry of the <;ah-LOMPOC_ Twtnt}' Cuban prisoners were transferred from Lompoc
apinst a state plan to set a tower enforce the ~.2S-hou~ly waae for all he left 1t up to the comm1ss1on to set fom1a AFL:..CIO •. aid Fnday m. a Federal Penttentiary to a Colora6o pnson Friday in the first step of a plan 10 ~nimum wqe for workers who cam wo~~rs while appeahna the court's the v.~e .. ~.c was never really in-telephone mtCTVtew. ..We•re . qune move all the immigration detainees from Lompoc ~thin a week, authorities
ttps. ~1s1on. volved in 1t. con~dent the Supreme Court WJll tule said. The 20 transferred prisoners were taken tn a bus to the Federal ,
The 3rd District Court of Appeal The comm1s~ion's five members. The !"Cw minimum . wag.c that as.~1~ the Court of Appeal. .. Correctional Institution in EnaJewood, Colo., said Chuc:k l..aRoe, assistant to
said a two-tiered minimum wage who we~. appointed by 9ov. Gcorac !>cams •f! two weeks is the first . Tips should be sacrosanct. Hen-the warden at Lompoc. By the end of next week. the remainina 189 Cubens,
sys&em scheduled. to take effect July l DeukmeJ.ian, voted J:-2 an San Fran-increase since the f~I government nmg said. who have been held at L'om~ since riots by Cubans last year at pnsons in
violates a California labor law that c1sco Fnday to J>Cl!llOn the state set 1t at $3.25 an ~our six years aao. A bill sponsored by the ;AFL-Ctp Louisiana and Gcoflia, all Wlll be transferred to other federal facilities. L.aRoc
says workers' tips don't reduce their ~uprcmc Court to review the case and The statt Lcaislature voted last and passed. by the state l.qjslaturc in said. They are bclna moved because more~ is needed at Lompoc to house
bosses' obhption to pay a minimum 1ss1;1c a stay of the appellate court }Ca~ to. raise the hourty rate to S~:2S 197~ pro~1btts employe!' from d~ prisoners beina held while on trial or awaitmg trial. LaRoc said.
wqe. ruling. t>eainn1ng last Jan. I. but DcukmeJ1an ductina lips from their workers'
A plan approved last December by Although the commission mcm-vetoed 1L The Republican govenor minimum wage.
the state Industrial Welfare Com-bers arc appointees of Deukmejian. it sa id he supponed the increase. but Attorneys for the Industrial Wel-
mission would raise the $3.35 hourly 1s unfair to sugest that the C!ll!n wanted the IWC to handle n. fare ~omm1ss1on •l'lued that.th~ law
Writers Gulld ofnclal• reject offer
I minimum waae to $4.25 for all ruhng was a blow to his adm1nas-. Labor organ1zat1ons and public d1dn l preclude at from estabhsh1na a
California emplo)'CCS except those trat1on. a spokeswoman for the interest law groups who sued the state lower waa,c. a reversal of a position
who make more than $60 an month tn 1ovemQr said. predict~ the appell~te court decision taken a decade qo by previous
tips. The minamum for the tipped .. The Industrial Welfare Com-in their favor ultimately will be members.
LOS ANGELES -The IS-week-old Wntcrs Ouild strike IS forcina
producers .. to the cliffside." a union official said Fnday as the auild's East and
\vest Coast leaders unanimously rejected a $71 million contract offer.
Meanwhile, the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Produccn
scheduled contract talks with Hoflywood's craft and Teamsters unions, statina
in a let1er that "ncaotiations with the WGA have been concluded." The Writcn
Guild boerd vote to reject the contnct came during a two-hour, 45-minute
telephone conf erenc:c call between the u mon' s two aovem ins boards. said West
Coast executive director Brian Walton. Members of the 9,SOO-member union
wall meet 1n New York and Los Anaelcs Wednesday to vote on the contract.
Union officials said they expected a rejection despite pressure to settle from a
union splinter group called the Writcn Coalition.
rought sends lion searching for water
PASADENA (AP) - A young
ounta.in lion that was shot dead by
lice in a residential area may have
dercd out of the mountains in
rch of water because of drought
nditions. state Fish and Game
fficials said Friday.
r
-The 80-pound male mountain lion.
also known as a cou r or puma, was
shot dead about S:Jr p.m. Thursday
by a marksman after the cat wandered
into the back yard of a home where
two children were playina.
Pat Moore. spokesman for the
Department of Fish and Game in
Lona Beach, said the lion could have
wandered out of the San Gabriel Mountains three miles away because
it was chased out in a territorial
dispute or because it was seeking
water.
"We're headm' into a drought. and
that is also a possibility," Moore said.
"In the next few months, we'll be
seeing a lot more wildlife. They'll be
coming down to the pools, they'll be
comma down to the gutters to drink
water.
The mountain hon was taken to a
state laboratory in Sacramento.
where a necropsy will be conducted to
determine if there were any other
factors, such as neurological prob-
lems. that may have caused the
anamal to wander.
The hon was first spotted by two
children playing in the back yard of an
East Montana Street home about 7
p.m. Thursday.
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back yard:·· said police Sgt. John
01Quin.
The bia cat was shot to death after
officials became concerned it miibt
try to csca_P.C through a crowd of
onlookers 1f it were shot with a
tranquilizer dart.
·Dons Russell, whose yard the cat
was in. wondered why It had to be
killed.
StrltJng gravedl.Uers nearlng agreement
SAN FRANCISCO -Following last week's meeting WJth owncra of
cemeteries cast of San Francisco. striking gravediagcn tried Friday to hammer
out their differences with owners of cemeteries south of the city. Last week,
members of the Cemetery Workers and Greens Attendant Union Local 265
met with the East Bay lnlennent Properties Association. Those talks ceased
Saturday and the union is now ncaotiatin1 a separate contract with Associated
Cemetencs, owners said. A state conciliator is helpin1 to s~ the talk.a. "It
will probably break soon, one way or another." said John S1cafried an official
of Mountain View Cemetery in Qakland.
Security tight as industrial
nations prepare for summit
TORONTO (AP)-Leaders oflhe
world's seven bigcst industrial de-
mocracies bcpn 1rrivin1 Friday for
their annual economic 1ummit. with
Canadian Prime Minister Brian
Mulroney forccast1na PfOlttSS on
dismanthna farm subsidies and al-
lev1at1n1 Third World debt.
Several downtown streets were
fenced off and a police robot was used
to check one parkina lot (or ex-
plosi vcs as a security cordon
enveloped the Metropolitan Toronto
Con'icntion Center. where the bads
of state and aovemment will meet for
three days. stanina Sunday.
Mulroney told some of the 1.300
1Ccrcditcd media that the prjncipaJ
objective of the summit 1s .. to
maintain the ongoina pattern of
increased growth in a non-mfla·
tionary chmatc."
Canada'unnual inflation rate rose
Fnday to 4.1 percent from 4.0 percent
last month.
Mulroney u id summits will be
"much poorer" without President
Rcapn. attendina his eiahth and last
pthcrinJ.
The Canadian leader looked for
"modest bUt very important pro-
src?" in solvin1 the alobll cscalation
in farm subsid&es. estimated 1t StSO
to $200 billion a year.
"It is very important that all of us.
inc:ludina Japan, rcc~ize that these
subs1d1cs to aancullure are trade-
distoning in nature (and) eventually
protection 1st." he said. "They cost
treasuries more money than any of us
can lea.itimatcly afford and ultimatclr, they'rt very harmful to the fanners. '
He noted that Canada and France
canceled $580 million wonh of debt
from African nations last year and if
other summit countries do likewise. it
would wipe away 14 percent to 1'
pcn:cnt of the debt owed by "the
poorest of the poor." •
"Some of tklc countries ire so crippled by this oppressive debt that
they couldn't pay it if they lived
forever." he said ... It's uncol~
table."
SoViets air interview with GIA defector
BJ TM AIMdati4 Preis
MOSCOW -Soviet I.devision aired an anaerview
with CIA defector Edward Ltc Howard Fridiay and
showed him at 1 country dlcba. walkint down MOICOW"s
Arblt shoppina stn:in ind ditcuui• his life eincc ~
arrived here in J98S. The brmdca11 lndUclCd a boMt
movie Howard made for Iris t.mily duri111ravets arouad
the Soviet Union. Huaid ht was happy, but llt aleo Mid
be had f'tw frimda. Howerd's wife 1and 108 did not
act'OmptJ\)' him IO the Soviet U•ion. Hit defoc'licMt to
MOICC)Yli was the ftrM by 101D10M knowa to blft Wofted
for &ht CIA. Ht IMd llttll lilltt ~ aM iMerricW OI
how he~ IO slip~ Fal ~IPRN fll ltis
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•Y lat,..., .. • How,, I A Piii * M Ms di...,......w1e•c.-..1arar••-~wm
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proclaamC<S ··invasion of Oennan_y 19H,'' dctCaKkd on
Frankfun from Duetetldotf for Saturday's matdl
bet*ttn Britain and the Soviet UniOft in the European
Socttt O\ampionShip. Orou91 of' rowdies arnalhCd
windoW\, ovtrtumcd Clf1 1nd hurkd beer bolda in a
ram.P.tJt throual_I the stftetl earty Friday. Sinill bands of E~i'11: West German 1nct ltali.n hoodlums IC9ftW
Friday nisht nnr Franktun•s main raitn.d llalioa
Friday 1ni&Jlt whctt about 200 bttr-dnnki• Elwlitb tlaat bad bttn minins about Ii~ the afteinooi, picit rtponed.
a1 Fe tival revives Old World c.1Ja1·11i
A w ol~wa Eusape, U. w Cbriiliaa lelda1 Jtill be of
Middk !Ml "' ":"••• COM"Cm ....... ~ uai Nd• Ille f'g ._ Vie aacl ~ ill America and r -::. • ... -sound the~ ... VII. to be ~ •••
mted ~a ..W. OrAtlt• Gift' ne Rev. Dwon JOhn Campbell ti~~ ,._. at ll261 Will ~ ~ncd II I PJiftl ol lhc
DUnklee Ave., Girdea OroYe. will be American Catbolk Chu~h ll 9 1.m.
convened into u Old Wortd aetti-1~ Simon E. Talarnyk
where ethnic food. m•. daaaqa will condUC1 the ~remonin in k and costumes can be~. All of ,,_. ._ Ille .... 430 Part Ave ..
the food will be hOcrierriade from i:ac tnditiOnal ethnic rccifft-_ U,Una h. • • •
Festivities will beain 11 noon on The Cathedral ChOir and Chorale
June 26 and continue until dualt. from Salin., will present a concM at
Admiuion is Sl for adults. Children 10:30 1.m. Sunday_ at _the ...,...
u 12 will be admiued free. ,......_ Biiie Clllua. 1.90 23rd
• • • St .. C°'ta Mtsa. More than . IPQ c~urches ate ~·· , The Cathedral Choir. which is
pcaed 10 pu:1ac1pete an a .cetebtauon ttlcbratins its SOth anniversary. is
of f'rit~ip ~or Jewiih Peopk mack up of 70 high Khoo!. ~
WOrldw1dc at 4.30 p.m. today at sinacrs from several churches in the
Calftt1 Cbf8! ti C..ta Meta. central California community. The
TM ~vent is sponsOriCS by or. Chorale is a select aroup of 11 h1Jh
Frank Eaklor. prn1de!'t and fou~r school and collcae aged sinscn.
of ~halom lnt~mat1ona! •. • C~h· The program will include a variety fom1a·ba~d national Chnst_ian mu~-of choral music from classical to
1stry dedicated to combatt1n1 1~t1-sncrcd. and a contemporary musical
Scm1t1sm. and the Rev. Chuck Smith. dramatization of the life of C'h1rst. pasto~ of the Calvary <;'hapel: entitled "Celebrate Life." Whtie the event will maintain a • • •
festive atmosphere with music. sana· Tony Hunt. Fountain Valley in-
ina. Israeli folk dancing and other strumentahst. vocalist and teacher.
features, the meuage by a number of will present a special Father's Day
Marl M . Bruck
program a1 lhe Oraap Coast Uall·
ariaa UalvenaJl1t Clluda at I 0:30
a.m. Sunda). •
In addi11on to pla)•ina the guitar
and piano. Hunt will present some
readings. The church is localed at
1259 Victoria St.. Costa Mesa.
• • • TIK-Rev. Paul Ian~ from Pit· ...... Pa.. will bt lbt pal lpakcrai
\ht l~lO a.m. K'fVitt Sunday at the
UlllW'8a a.a" ....... di v ... ~tmben mttt 1n the v~
Elmltntary School. "26782 Via
Grudt. Minion Vicio. . . ~
Mari M. Bruck. a Christian Scienc:r
!«lurer ftom ~ Anarln. will talk
about findina more harmon)' in I.he
famil)·. community and utions dur·
int a talk slated at 10 a.m. Ju~ 2' at
Edwards Cinema. Newpon Ctnlft'.
The lecture is sponsored by Finl
a.rctl ef Clia11tSdnrt1i. JrvtM • ~a.re• of Cltrbt. Sdeadtt. NewJerl Bftdl.
The ipeaker 1s a hfelona Chnstian
Scientist. a native of Japan. and a
former fashion designer. • • • • A seminar on in1erprctina dreams
and how to use them as a tool will be p~nted al 9:30 a.m. today al I~
New Tlao1lpt Cllristlu Cluar~. 1929
Tustin Ave . Costa Mesa.
Lecturer "111 be Dr. Juanella
E'ons. m1n1s1er and founder of the
Rcli&1ous Science Church in Hunt·
ington Park. • • • A video prepared by the Center for
Baptists maik 350th anniversary
By ne Anodate4 Presa
PROVIDENCE, R.I. -Represen·
tatives from six Baptist denomina·
tions met in this city where their faith
was founded in America to celebrate
the 3SOth anniversary of that besin·
ninJ.
The Rev. Dwidtt M. Lundgren.
senior minister of the First "Baptist
Church where the commemoration
and a three-day conference on re-
ligious libcny were held early in June.
said: "We want to remind other
Spilt likely
l'renda Arcbblabop Marcel
Lefebne bu amaoanced be
wW couecrate foar blabope
on Jane 80 wttboat ,.,.i
aatborlty ln a mOYe towardtl
tbe flnt spilt ln tbe Roman
C.tbollc Cbarela ln 118
yean. Bat Pope John Paal D
bu arc Lefebwe to aban-
doa plan tbat woald
pro1MlblJ tet tbe rebel tra-4 lt to a all at ea com -mamcated.
Baptists and the public that to be
Baptist has meant to be free and to
safeauard the freedom of others in
their beliefs.··
The church. considered the first
Bap1ist congregation in America. was
established in 1638 by religious
dissenter Roger Williams. who came
to Providence after fleeing religious
persecution in England and Massa-
chusetts.
ARUNGTON. Tens. -The
chief executi ve of the World Council
of Churches recently offered some
sharp cnuc1sms or TV preacher
Jimm) Swaggart -but not over the
sexual exploits tha1 gol him
defrocked.
The Rev. Em1ho Castro. an
Uruguayan Methodist minister and
the counc1rs general secretary. speak-
ing at an ecumenical ga1hennghere in
Ma). had this lo say about Swaggart's
preaching abroad:
.. If someone was thinking of giving
S 10 lo Jimmy Swaggart and asked my
opinion. J would say for my coumry.
his minisU) 1s a disaster ...
Castro stud s~aggart. through his
support for the military government
of Chile and apartheid government of
Sou1h Afnca. 1s harming the cause or
Christ and ··scandal121ng Chris11an
people:·
SALT LAKE CITY -The Church
or Jesus Christ of Latter-da> Saints
(Mormon) says .. one dc.-arly under·
standabtc and divinely given rule
>Aould do more than all else to check"
lhe AIDS ep1dcm1c· ··Chastity before
marriage and total fidelity in mar-
riage."
In a sta1ement on AIDS. ahe
church·s first presidency said "our
concern for t.he bittc.-r fruit of sin 1s
coupled willf Chnsthte-sympa1hy for
its \;ICt.ims ... We should reach out
with kindness and comfort to the
afflicted . ministcrin& to their needs
and ass1st1ng them with their pro~
!ems."
NEW YORK -Cathotie Relief
Services is expanding its lilumao-
i tarian assis1ance program in
Nicaragua with lhe aid ofa SJ million
grant from lhe U.S. government.
The grant will provide medicines
and medical supplies to 20S.OOO
people. most of1hem children. at 80
clinics operated b) Catholic churches
throughout the country. CRS said.
NEW YORK -A Jewish leader
sa' s commercial surrogate parenting
1s · ··s1m1lar to baby sellina-and
dehumanizes ~omen by "placing a
contractual price tag on human
reproduction.··
··such arrangements put children
at nsk. and arc not in thetr best
1ntcrcs1:· sa)s Rabbi James Rudin.
interrchgious affairs director of the
American Jewish Committee.
Rudin. member of a New York
Stale Task Fo~ on Life and the Law.
made his commenls after the task
force rccommnded legislation dis.-
coura1i ng surroga(')' and aJlowina
such arrangements only so Iona as no
fee "'as paid.
PRINCETON. NJ. -Smaller
proportions of people have
preferences for mainline denomina·
lions than was the case in the 1960s
a.nd mid-I 970s. sa)s the Reliaious
Research Ccnttt.
Ddm1ir lnbmauon will be 11\ov.·n at
10:30 a.m. Su•> al 1he ttrva~ of. aht .,....,._ U.•enallet r.u ••.
~ ., • srzn a..c., 4:?9 C) pttSS Dri,·e. • • •
Mina and Di from Seal Beach '*Ill
prc'5Cftt a 'fashion show at the lunch· eon meninsoft~ Huntins1on Beach
Christian Women's Club. which will
meet at t 1:4S a,m. Wednesday at
Francois Rtttauran1: • • •
Graduating ~ion from south
county hiah schools and their parents
will be honored durina a breakfast
Sunday at aepienl of tlae HW.
UaJte4 cntd of Qrlst, 30121
Niaucl Road. Laaur.l N11uel.
Afterv.ard the seniors will be
honored at the 10: 15 a.m. stn ices.
which will be led b) members of the
)Outh iroup along with the Re\S.
Micha,! Meador and Da\1d Sand-
berg. • • • • The Neipberttood Qarda la
Laina Bud will observe choir
recognition at lhl' 10 a.m. Sunday.
The church 1s located at Glennt) re
Street and Sa. Ann·s Dr1H • • • A special Faaher's Day celebration
will bq1n with an 8:30a.m. serv1~ at
a.aw., .m.e.,..._ c.w. 4172
Ro}ce Road. Aftcf"*lrd I fun" e~crci~ proaram. inchadi~ waJki
runnina. joaina and bikina, win
held. ~
Followina the "enCfly JeUion·· r
brunch will be ~f\·ed. ' . . . ~
Jeffrey Richmond. son of Cw
and Marc Richmaon. will be the firit
bar mitzvah of' the S..da C.Ut
Recoastr•etl•• .. t C•a1re1at1A
v.hcn he ts called to the torah at tM-'I
p.m . service Friday. He will partiCI·
pate in the sen ice and talk about hfs
volunteer wmt witb.JrviM•s ttn.d
communil). '-
Services arc held in the Scni6'r
Center. 4 Sandbura. t
• E • l
fapenences and ideas on fulfilli~ relauonsh1ps ~ill be revealed durin
seminar at 10 a.m. June 2S at t e
Clilarcla of ReU&iou Sc~. 32261
Camino Capistrano. San Ju•
C'af istrano For more infonnatio".
cal :!40-6463. • •• Jamie Escalante. whost work. at a
bano school in ust Los An_iclcs was
d°'umentcd in the movie .. Stand and
Dch .. er ... ~ill be a special guest at tbt
9 and 11 a.m. ~rv1ccs Sunday al l~
CrystaJ Cadadral 1n Garden Grove-
'
Canonization slated
for 117 Viet niartyrs
NEW YORK (AP)-Vietnam. trampled by colonizers. srourged "
b> an u&J> 20th century war and now ruled b} a Communist •
go\emment. is getting new ancnt1on as a prolific producer of saints.
Pope John Paul II was scheduled to canonize 117 Vietnamese
mart}rs this weekend. apparent!) making that small country rank
fourth in the ~or1d for the number ofCathottc sain1s -
It has had none up to now. bu1 the national Ca1hohc weekly.
Amcnca. reports the large.scale canonizations will g1H~ Vietnam mort
saint~ than all but thrtt other rountncs. t
The) arc Ital). Spain and France.
The Catholic Church says 11 has.. in 45S }'Cars in Vietnam. suffered
persecution dunng 240 of those )eus. with the number of Chnstian
mart) rs in lhat time estimated at bcl~n 130.000 and 300.000.
Most or the 117 were slain under rule of mandanns.. who saw the
Chnstl4n gospel as undermining lhe1r authonty. in the 50 years before 1
1883. when Vietnam became a French protectorate. "
Ninety~scven were beheaded or banged: f I died b) fire or ~ttlt .,
to pieces. the rest b} other .. iolcnce -one. a littk prl trampled by a c
raader·s elephant. ,
Of the 117. 96 were Vietnamese. 40ofthem priests and 56laity,16 1
of them la) lcachers.. while the olhcn were 11 Spanish pnesu and IO
French pnesas. The) represented all V1e1nam befott its temporary (
modem d1,1s1on. now ended. l
Tbc Re'. M 1cha.cl V 1ct-Aoh of N~ Orleans. txecutive direct.or of '
the U.S. nauonal commiutt for the canonaation. said lbc ceremonies ':.
will be the church's la~l. stmuhancous making of saanas. J
h is the first lime tn church h1stof) for l 17 to be elevated at one "
time. he said.
They wete beatified earty in this century in successive batches f
under previous popes as first steps toward sainthood. :i
Viet-Anh said about 2.000 V1etnamne from the United States 11
~re eapcctcd to mak~-the ptlgnmagr to Romr forthe-ocxasion. "'1ith )
probabl) 10.000 attending from Europe and clStwherc. ._
Of Vietnam's 63 million people, most are Buddhm. but there are 1
aboua .S million Cathohcs Jed by Archbishop Nauyc. n Kim Oien of Hue•
and other bishops.. and abou1 200.000 Prote'St.asats
eligiotU 'ieectoe11
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~H .. your"C'indadl&ulCI in J930aLaoA ....... l'CM!lr fairy aoctmocher an influential HollyWood
uc:er with mys&eriOUI. rnllic*I powen who aives
9Mlya lbot 1t movie stardorit~ lfica' you'll probebly ~
Nweyev·s drudc rewotki..._ of the 194~ SetJei
IJl.lokofiev claalic ballet wrappina up ns six-day residence
"'' the Oran&e ~ounty Perfonnina Ans Center this
lftemoOn it 1. ~iL. lffOU're morcofa tniditionalistorespeciallyaputist,
·yvu mf4ht be tempted to tkip this Paris Opera BaJlet
E 1on that's beina a>presen. ted by the Metropolitan
Association of New York City. But creative
n ~ dancif!l Ind t0me outstandina individual jdaievemenlS make tl\11 .. Cinderella" cenainly wonh a
liook. (And besides. Prokofiev's ballet is based on the 1697
Qaal1caPerrault vcnion,ittelfoneofat least JOO different
ftnditions of the Cindetella tale that harks all the way
wk to 6th century B.C. China!)
· ' The supreme performance is turned in by Sylvie
Ouilleiri in the title role. The epitome of sweetness and
~ beauty reveals in her solos a J>Cnchant for cute ~bnickry, whether Splay-walkina as Charlie Chaplin or
dMlci~ with a rotatina coatstand a la Fred Astaire. (She nen briefly acts to tap dance -and very well. too).
Dllllf .... ~., ......
&llabeth Platel, Laurent IUlare ID updated
"Cinderella .. ballet at tbe Center.
the debonair but impatient Dance Instructor (Jean-Pierre
Franchetti), who makes the most of his one extended solo.
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ttaUml ror Mom ... .,... • La• .. rencc aoa..·1 comedy .. AIOM
T~." currently ie ~ ~ lbc Ira 1'laW l.elilue II lbl
c11)"1 Cunis Perf'orrnlna Ans
Theater.
A1molt wilbout mitlina a •t. 11
the Butlm wave~ to Uaeir lllt colleee-bound ol&prina. lhe ....
son moves t.ck home, initiail• 1 nooct of eumerated situation com-
ed)' -pat flan for 111.
Constant activity in the form ol
entrances iiiCI exiu;punctuated with
nearly explosive door slammi111.:.
allows pm:iou1 f'ew momen11 or
intimacy for this bdelpered ~
supPOScdly on the thrabold of
pnvacy and romance of life once the
children have pown and eone.
Well orchestrated by director
Laurie Freed, the potentially chaotic
piece moves effectively, makina the
most of each humorous tidbit. .
~.L Even as the rilina starlet in Acts II and Ill, Guillem ~ins her demure demeanor and Norma Shearer-like 991t. Her pu de deux with her prince charming -here
c;alled Handsome Actor -arc at once graceful and ~vMc>rouL Her incredibly long extensions and swcepinJ
Ml()tionure always dOne in one continuous. ream less line
oC movement and carry an air of utter elan about them.
But spin. there's that convoluted storyline. abetted
by decrepit art deco sets (by Petrih Ionesco) that included
an inflatable pumpkin cum car and larger-than-life
replicas of Betty Grable and King Kona-as well as hard-
to-put-togcthcr-again walls and doors that wouldn't nay
shul (at leasl, Tuesday night).
Joanne Underwood and Bob Goff
are superb as Helen and Georse
Butler -each capturinJ individual
character qualities u well 11 natural
and timely res~nses to one another.
Prescntina a united air of aentle,
though irritated, patience, the two
trudge on in a well-known role -
responsible parents. ·
Joanne UnderwoOd and Bob Goff ID .. Alone TOfetber ...
CbarleS JUde•s Handsome Actor is the type of role
into which Nureyev used to sink his teeth: exuberant,
fthlctic, boyish and impeccab[y suave. Jude, who even
bears an uncanny resemblance to the young Nureyev. tW~ly peppered his dances with cabrioles (sideways
fCJSIOr kicks), jctcs (broad leaps with legs separated) and
other teduucal movements. all done with vinuosity.
\I Other notable roles include the malevolently comical
stepmother (Georaes Piletta) and oafishly amusing
Mcpsisters (Isabelle Guerin and Monique Loudiercs) and
What sense docs the (m the original) magnificent
"Midni~t" sequence (both musically and dramatically)
have within the context of the transformed story, there
now being no real spell cast on Cinderella? And why pad
Prokofiev's score. oriainally lasting under two hours. to
over 2'/~ hours'?
Oh well, on the other hand. today is your last chance
to sec Nureyev himsclf(as that mysterious Producer). The
choice is yours.
Underwood's renderin1 of total
frenzy in Act Two. when her character
lashes ou• at her family with a For
Sale sign, is a definite hiahliJht. ln the
same act, Goff pulls sensitave strin'5
as he offers an impassioned plea to has
eldest son to act off his duff and take
responsibility for his own life and
success. Both are performances
worthy of note.
George Waters and Kyle
Stevemiller arc the vastly different
brothers. Michael and Elliott -one a
sliahtly mad scientist with no reprd
for appearance, the other a wa~
young husband totally enthralled
with himself and every beautiful
woman who crosses his path.
Cheryl Caddick well interprets
tempo~ resident Janie Johnson,
whose presence ultimately proves to
be cohesive rather than intrusive. Her
link with the family, son Keith (away
at college), is played by Scott D.
Aukerman.
One consistent strenath of per-
formance at the Cunis Theater is
hiah-quality set desian, accomplished
in this production by Bob Sessions.
Fine family entertainment,•• Alone
Toaether" may be seen toniaht
throufh Saturday and June 22-25 at 8
p.m. m the theater, I Civic Circle,
Brea. Call S24-66S3 for ticket infor-
mation.
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BJ fte Alleda&e!ll Prat
The followina arc tbe top record
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Mlaua 240~ wortclof an wil bcwao.I~-~ ...... Art M.-.m IO w l'Undl10 ope,_
and,..,.... hi pmnunn ('Ofleciioll.
11al aucuon. 10 be conducted ~
JOhn Marion or SothebY'1. will br hddat6 p.m. June lS111ftc museum. Publk Yacwiftl of the workl will be
held hnl Tuetday thfOU&h Frida~
duii111 reaular mUK'um houn. and
utnil l p.m. on•~ day of tM auction.
Ticke11 att S lOO each and includr
en itt\lt ... ion to .... spcdaf pttvirw
pany lO be held at 6 p.m. Moriday.
For mort information. call Jennifer
Rabbitt at the museum. 759-1122.
Museum director Kevan Conscy
said the auction is e>Lpi«ted to raise
net proceeds ofS I 00.000 to S400.000.
which will be used to help expand the
museum's 2.000-picce permanent an
collection.
.. But other than the function of
raisina funds." Conscy said. "the
auction will serve to encourage
people to coll~ct an."
Vanous artists. many of whom
ha\C had work displayed at the
museum. were asked to donate works
for the auction. Amons those whose
work 1s included arc Richard
Diebcnkorn. Grace Hatttgan. Ed
Ru9dta. Peter Shire and Frank Stella.
"We had very aood response."
Conscy said. "We thouaht we miaht
get one from every three anists we
called. but we wound up gcttina
perhaps five out of every sill until we
collapsed in a fit of exhaustion with
240 pieces.··
Ahh~Jh many of the anists arc
from California. reflecting the mu-
seum's focus on contemporary rc-
aional art. others come from other pans of the United States and from
Europe.
Smy-five of the pieces will be sold
dunng a h\c auction. with the
remaining indudtd in a silent auc-
tion. -\rt \l<Orks -paintinas. works
on paper. photographs and sculptures
-likel y will ~II for as low as S l SO to
as high as $50.000. C'onsey said.
Durin$ the preview week. the public is 1nv1ted to see the works. with
no admission charge.
"So if they people arc interested.
the) can come 1n and kick the tires. so to speak ... Consc)' said. "Therc·s very
little question that the quaht) of the
art is there. We just want to make sure
people come."
Greer Garson given honor
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Academy
Award-winnin& actress Greer Gar-
son. who appeared tn such films as
"Ooodb)e Mr. Chips .. and "Mrs.
Miniver:· was presented Hebrew
University of Jerusalem's Golda
Meir Award.
Barbara Sinatra. w1tcofentertaincr
Frank Sinitra. presented Garson the
award for her efTons to provide young
people educational opportunities.
said spokeswoman Diane Passarelli.
0R2At OIFT lD£!..S
FoR FATHERS t;..Y,
JUNE 19ni
Neut.ico blac:ktan
poplm~Wlth
hlddcln bood. Mint
pmk, l'Cd. ,TOyal end wh1tA.,t~oo .
Kc.nnc.t.n Gordon l~
~med .. , ~~-do\J/n
9hlt'tl, tf>7 ~ .
Our own pla4tocS
oot.t.on bltttld 'PSt1t• 1n P"~ ttniemd. t~t.t.,
Offortc.d. c.olora, •29.!IO-•~.oo .
"This award is an undreamed of
honor and will be an inspiration and
cherished treasure." Garson. 79. told
a luncheon audience that included
Jihan Sadat. widow of slain Eayptian
President Anwar Sadat.
The actress· contributions include
endowment funds to Southern
Mtlhod1st University and the New
Universit) of Ulster at the Dallas
Theater Center. She has also
provided a scholarship program for
hi&h school airls.
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eltcia knocked Qut In burning housd
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b hn. hfc: Jnw 1s •Mialwd '° tail Snn and Rcm1na1on. a htlh rollrr MW 1n 10-n.
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a bnrfca\C .iufkd ..-ith cuh. Palml'r
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Sean d«idc\ 10 takr het' out. llou 1s
pQrokd. T Ta\ "fcan that ErK"a is obsnKd
v.11h lhe d~re 10 lcam v.-ho was ~spon·
51b11.' fur Sihcn demise. Erica btt•lts 1n10
Nau1lk'' apanment. and j1.1st as she finds Sihl·r'\ 1wd.lacc. she 1s •rmtcd for
brC'akinaand cntl'tlnJ. Palmcrdcc1dt'S not
to pn'\\ char&n alo')in\l her. Stunned b)'
ne\\\ of Siher"• de111h. J~) heads for P;an~ ln'\pccltnl 1hc car in "hich Siher
suppo)Cdl) cr;ashcd. Jeremy is ttrtain the
could nu1 h:i'I.' lx.'Cn driv1n1 i1 and
V.OndC~ \\hl'ft \ht• I\ UUra rcalitCS that
SllH' h;is come ou1 of her roma, but Jhe
pcrsuad"-s the ch11J to 11.l~P it a \Ceret.
••• ANOTHER WOllLD: Sam and Amanda.
unhapp) v. hl.'n Rachel lakes charac of
B:ib' \Ilk\ t·;in•. h1n• Josic to watch the
infant Sh11rlcnc and J~ic have a tearful
reunion Vinci.' fccls thn.-atencd b)' Mal') 's ~n.:.:r Donn.i Jh cs Zack and Scou monc)'
to find Mike) \ p:ircnt~ Nicole ends her
rd:i11onsh1p ~11h Drew. Jamie tells Lisa he
lo\c$hcr bu1canno1dcnyh1sr.urac11on 1!>
V1d,, J11m1c and Vicky enJOY a da1c.
Vaco'11onin&a1 Ha\crh1ll Manor. C'asund
Nicole arc spooked by a varitl) of ~upcrnatur:>I happrn1np. Josic rrahzl"S
I hat Mau is her SCC"rcl phone Piii. • • • AS THE WORLD . TURNS: Andy ts
tempted to u1lc.r a drink. but avoids it
1hank'\ to the suppe>rt of a ftllow AA
member. Tom and Shannon's (nendsh1p
hc:ats up Fcchn1she1s bc1n1 manipulated
b) LtKmda. Lil) ck'Cidcs not to So 10
Europe ,.,th Dust> and adm11s to him that
she doc\n't lo' e him lhc way he loves her.
Su\On h:is proof1ha1 Emily and Tonio arr
ha"in& an affair Iva and Kirk con1inue 10
dash. ohhou1h hr tells her he now knows
that \he h:ts a 101 more depth than hl' had
'"en her C"rcd11 for when thC) fi"t JMI
Ro)·, fam1I> 1s confused by Jesstea's lad
oflo' c and rcsprct for her family. Betsy is
surpnscd Y..hcn Rod "is1u hcrat tht cabin.
When Tonio l\'.llks to Mea about his dt>Sirc
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IOLO AND KA~ kth ltll5
SIC'\'C'n \o find &>tftcr '"""' arnnttnwn". Retum1n1 from ~' &np. Grandma Lopn
I\ 1ht1lk\! fl\ h..·r ton's ~appeJnnCC".
Km1t'n h·ll, ( la~l' she" 1o1o111ts 1 churt'h
1o1o,-.JJ1n1. ttmt1n1 a con111t part), Ridtc
'"' it~1hemi»tt"hJ1bk' bechcloB1n to-n
&I "'' that 1nch.Kk'to Storm Martc>I ttfuW"t to keep R1dsc occupltd and .~ .. ~ from
C'arol1nc. M1\la\1n1 Rtefet for Thomt. a ti~~ Caroline n1:1k4·' to'c 10 him. In the
morn1na.. R1dse adm1u. to IK'r thai 1
drunken pr.tnk aot out of hand ~arn•"I
of R1d1t and C'atuhnc"s tncounttf. Stt'1>
han1c rl"Calls Thome·~ thrt'lt lo lull Ridlc
if hr C\ l'r laid a hand on Caroline. af'd w
pc~uadcs Caroline not to d1vul1t the
incidl'nt tu either Thome or Bill. ••• DAYS or OUll uvr.s: Hopina that
Ka) la .... ,11 rcml'mbcr ht'r auackcr,
Kimberl\ teaches her s11n lansua1t. Shanc
C3tChC\ tH• and \Ian plot11n1 10 malt
Kimberl\ k-a'c to.,.,n Wht'n Trent sho-.s
up in Sa\cm. Franl1c fcal"5 M will abuv
Mil\ Mi\.c and -'Pril COl\111\Ut' 10 arow
elowr \\ Jilek continues his s.can:h for Bdl~. H:arpcr ,.arns Jack 10 halt hit H·ndcna :ipins1 Pa1ch. Patch gon to the
orphanoaac v.hcre hl· and Bill~ (JKk) had
been 114•n1 1n :in a11c:mp1 10 co"t'f up their
n·l·ord' Wlwn ~nJd1~a 1clls Harper she 1s
C"arl'} ins h1't l h1ld. he does not reveal t~at
hl' '' Stl·nk hut 1dl~ hl•r 11 1s nm his child
and in\1SI\ 1h;a1 \ht' ha\ can abortion W11h
the fom11\ busin1.-ss lo\inl moll(') Kmall.is
\\ams Justin he \\Ill retake C'OntroJ of the bu,incs~ anJ stop Justin's plan\ 10
lcg111m11e 11 A"aden1ally shoot1n1
Roman. D111na ·~ auadcd by the kn1fcr.
but Romon. re' cahna his bulletproof jacket. rc'ICUC!t her • • • GENERAL HOSPITAL: Duke 1s unh.ap..
P\ to lind Oh' 1a dccora11na his vandali1cd
dub \nn2 Y..Ondcn how 10 ltll Robin lhat
she and Duke arc separa1ed. C'hl'l'}I fean
Robcn v.111 learn that she once was
connected with 1he Jcr1JmC1. OllVla hires
Butcher to vandaltze Oukt's club. Rcttl\ •
in& 3 music boll on her ann111ersat) mall"
Fehci:i bche"c that fnK"o ma)' ~ ah,t'.
When lire breaks out in 1he Brownstone.
Fehci111ocs back 10 the bu1ld1n1 to ~tnr"c
the p~nt. stnkcs her head and he\
unconscious as the bu11din1 con1inucs to
bum. Edward 1s 1mprcs\ed by C'barlcnt's
\.ICY.. th~t th1np other 1han money can
make hfc v.orthY..htlc:. Bobbie 1s attracted
b) a man w mC"Cts 11 a ber. and both later
return 1n hopes of mcc1in111111in. Wbtn
1hc) do. they dtt1dc not 10 leave their neiu
mcctin& to chance and make a date. Lou 1sc
••• LOVING: Ltam1na ofTnsha and Jdfi1 ~1st. a ~th1n1 C"')n 11ouft~ Jeft 10 st•> a,,.-a) from hc-r d:1uiti1cr. Au i.conc trnt'd v.~n (11;1} tnc-s 10 tett ht'r awa) frwn a fr1en~ship 11111h ta~ pl. M1nn1e 1s un1blt 10
con' 1n('(' E&> pt to ta\.c Claft monc) offcr
and I~' c tov.n. (J>pl bt'comn cunous as
to ho\\ her former hu\bend, Alt\ MHtttl
~~ml'C'lo} \Iden Jim v.ams Den ht' v.111
onh gca hun b«au~· Sll.1_na sull lo\tsJim.
\' :t t>ct·omc> h~ ~tcm:al when Ea> pt's
l:nl">t ghmp1oe into the futun: shows tftat a
K"< m \\ 111 oc l.'\l)0\4-d 1ha1 v. ill dtstro}
m;in~ people. Jatk spoh Rick and Sia«)
11\ a iX'""ona1,· ,·ml'lra<'1.'
• • • ONE LUE TO LIVE: -'ltl\ou&h arateful
10 Bo for w\lnf \ 1k1's hfc w11h an
cnwril.'nl) tr:Khl'OtOm) Chnt 1s curious ai. ao v. here Bo learned to perform the
pl"OC\.'tiun· Bo lO\ a\ b\ claimma to ha\t
lc:>rft('(f 111n V1l·1nam Cord 11>atct1t'S as 8o
and.Jina hil\C ;i spcllbtndina k1u C'assi<
marni~·' to C'14.11~ Bcatritt's cluacht's
momentanl) but lalcr finds htrwlffac1nJ
11 gun-tohng BciilnCC. C'ord lrTl'-t"l w.-th
1hi: mom·) Hcnr\ ga\e him for Cassie'r.
C\thingc Rob docs not shart' Cassie's f~linp 1ha1 their trouble-I arr O\.t'f and
tells Henn hr "'Ill honor his comm'11mcn1
10 m:onclk ... uh Jooona. While rcad1na
··\\ uthenna Heights-10 a sull coma1osr
Sit'\ l'. Bn·nd3 d1M:O\ en 1h11 he has
undcrhnl·d her fa'-Onle passait and
\QUN'll'~ h1~ hand. .\s sht 1t lcaHn&,
Stl'\l··s hand mo\ CS u 1f ht 1s tf')1ng 10
hold hers_ G;ibnrlle plcadi inn<X't'nL bu1
Ma'-su\p1c1ous ofh<T MnO\IS~ asks
her 1f \hl pulled the plua on Stne's
rl''lptra111r Laacr Ste\e finds Gabnelk
bru1Sl·d .ind b:>nen:-d and cla1m1na that
'ilc:\r\ atrndtcrs 1ned 10 kill her. Mat)
L\n rc,eals 10 Renne 1h11 she and Wade
did no1 m:i .. c love on their hon<')'moon
1ndadm1h hcrfl'arthat shtWlll bcJUSl It.kc
her mother f103 and Bo makt love. Bo
1c:lls lhc sin1~1cr Dr. Bruntt 10 kttp Asa
1ncompr1cn1 Bruner looks al Bo and
admires h1~ own handiwork. In a castle
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do an\ th111110 rcu>nc1k v.uh llyan. •
aod O:lku10 cun1in1K' lo"'°' .,a1MtJ
b' m:i\.inJ 11 ;ipprar that ~ poc-ktwd S~0.000 B~v.s1er IS runous warn be ttllllll~ the W:ill.cna~ plann1111 MHiMW-
pubhr 1t h1k lh~ art' 1&111 undtr<Of'tl"llC"9i
him Mac\ c hl:lie' cs 11\at Joh1' ._ WfOftl
not 10 wit L1111e of kn's a«ident. I John in'>i\t\ \hill f\c M•d noth1na bttli
lh\'\ hlld ju\t v.ed arid Liu~ could nutl11qi to help Ben Ben (Of11vn Naik
fot \.l'CP•lll L1u1t' awa) from him M
and R'an find a 1tQ\(' or ~ m~·moribilia. hu1 ai. R lft stans to ~ v.1tlrthc1r find, :\nthon) aWQKlin
offiC'C. Mark ilnd R~an hi<k. but knoc
o'er a tr.ashcan \n1'hon} pulls oul a l:\'J>
JU\I ;n Maril. stands up. tQ . . . ~ . SANTA BARIAAA: A cn11cally •nJU
Ton ti..-p JuliJ 10 chansc her w1ll 10 mai&
Cru1 f'h1p'\ IC&lJI 1uard1an. Mason )I\ m1~s1n1 aft r 1hc t·hurch '*hcl't' he Mi
hukd up 1s 1u11cd b\ fi~. Us.1n1 1der«lt
chans. Kci1tl annou~ t.ha1 a cha~
boch is Ma\On·). "' M"°n's m<'mori# ~·n ·~·\·, ;i i.nef·Stnclen C.C. 11 hcan-
bful1:11 b\ the lad of a bond brtv.~
h1m\\•lf ui1d Ma"''"· Juha. unv.1lhng'~6
bl'l14.'' l' that Mnson ·~ dead. asb Crur 'IO loul for him. Father Michad v.am1 S1~tit ~rah not to tdl ('ru1 that she koov.,, ati.61
the dc.'2th or Mark Mc('ormick or that.al
S1-.1l·r-~ 1-.abd and '1an. Mina L• rt'lrttS
thl' problems she 1s ciausi~ Cain. T9f
MllJOr fc-cls Mina Lt uKd him 10 lt'l,,\i)
Amt'ru;a Scott. hopini for a clOJ(!
rl'ln1ionsh1p "'llh Heather. is surprised irt
her rl.'\Clllllon 1hat she ts Fa1ht'1' Michad~
s1"er. Gina. unable to ~ar the ftthna1h6\
Keith I) to blame for M1'°n'\ dca1h. C'itts on lhl'lf w~dc:hna
• • • 11· YOUNG AND &EITLESS: Lcannt I~
10 fad;. 1dlina him 11\11 N1k1 did not 1Cll
her an) thinaabout Victor. Lisa learns tt<at
hck is Brad's bro1hcr-1n-la.., A majOr
pubhsh1n1 houliC' wa!'U 10 b\ly the tishts tb Traci's book -'dm1111na lhat lhr lov -
him Cassi<' ull.s Paul 10 kttP their
n:-lattonsbip a sccl't't Carole conf.cks110 "!J'lle} ;ibou1 her romantic problems wjj.h
Sll.1p \le' O\ erhcars Nina barlun1 ordcn
10 Eslhl.'1' and he l'\C.'S Nana JOmc ups~ ho,,. 10 v.ork "11h pl'Oplt Pb1l1p baby w
,.hen Nina dee•~ to auend Da~' conct"n. Dann and Rc"l rttonc11t. W h
her cond11ton dctcnoratlfll. Jcuica lea
nott's for Cnc\.c1 and John and ~pa.
k"C her doctor
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LOS ANGELES (AP) -Actraa
y Duke has ~ 11 president Oic Scrttn Actors Guild to produce
ltvision movie betccS on her
utobiotnPh}'. :·can Mc Anna ...
kc, an Oscar and Emmy~win·
#1. said in her rcsi~ation statement
ber leadership of the auild would kc her .. an enhghtened producer."
uild b)'laws state no officer or
rd member may hold a pro-
. on interest while an office.
Her resignation was efT«tive im-
iately, and came in the middle of
er second term as president of the
&.U..uuLl-member guild, which faces
egotiations for a acneral contract
wal next year.
J Dunn& her time as president, Duke
rpcused on labor issues following the
tumultuous leadership of Ed Asner, 'ikbo often used his leadership of the
1uild as a voice for political activism.
1-0uild first vice president Barry
q,5Pdon will serve as acting president
~I the annual mcctina of the board ~f airectors in December. which will
elect a permanent replacement to
complete Duke's term.
Duke was first elected to the
presidency of the union in November
of 1985 and was easily re-el«ied in
November of 1987. g
BS bounces into 2nd
lace with NBA finals
~S.ANGELES (AP)-A slate of
\~mer reruns gave NBC its lowest
'fl!l.ng of the season, but the network
still maintained its top status while
tfic'NBA finals helped boost CBS into
tfiCNo. 2 spot. ~ccord1na to the A.C. Nielsen Co ..
top-rated shows for the week
ng J unc 12 were "Cheers," ·•A
Different World,'' "The Cosby
Show," and "Night Court," all on
NBC.
In prime time. NBC had an average
rating for the week of 15.8. followed
by CBS with 13.2 and ABC with 12. 5.
NBC's season-to-date average stands
at I 5.6. ABC has 13.1 and CBS 13.0 .
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~ TM Oraw B&ouom 8111 rai.ed a net IJ(Oflt of'S203,000 for
the Oranaewood Children's Foun-
dation.
An uuberant ball chairman
Ka~ ,..._~ announced the
party's proceeds Saturday evenina at
the ball at the Irvine Hilton &
Towers.
The succmful way to raise the bis
bucks at a fund-raiser is to have the
party completely underwritten. ac-
cordina to Thompson.
A task that ·was skiUfully ac-
complished by WWI Deu Lyoa, wife
of Gen. William 1.y_oa, OranaewOod
Foundation board chairman ... It was
very easy. " Willa Dean said. "We
held a Sun~y sup~r at our home (a
new colonial mansion in Cota de
Caza) and auctioned off the party's
expenses. w.h}ch we~t very quickly."
Underwnhng raised more than
$10,000. In addition. R•" and Leo
Cook and Pat and Marvta Weiss paid
for entertainer Bobby Vlatoa't per-
formance.
Vinton's vocal stylina was
enthusiasticaJly applauded by the 760
3uests during the hour-loni show.
Before his performance. a poised 10..
year-old Adriene SUefel donated her
time and talent to sing a selection of
songs including "Dear Mr. Jesus" and
"Tomorrow" from the musical
"Annie."
During the evening. emcee KCBS
reporter Dave Lopez read a letter of
congratulations from President Re-
!41n and introduced Lyon ud hit
fnend. aw ......,, neculive dire(-
tor ofQnqrwood Froundation.
Sacincr Mid 1988 is a .,_, yeer of'
transition for Oraqrwood Chil·
dren·s Home (an emtraency shelter
care facilit)' for abustd, nql«ted and
abandoned children) becauK the
mortpae is paid, and the public-
pri vate relationship has raised
thousands for abused children and for
scholarships. "lasl year 2,700 chil·
drcn were helped," he said.
Steiner also announ<:ed that a
SSO.OOOarant had been received from
the Irvine Community Association.
"A Child's Dream•· themed the
l)arty. Red. white, blue. green and
yellow balloons filled the ballroom
and Raaaed> Ann and Andy dolls
centered tables. Thompson an-
nounced centerpieces went to table
sponsors, but they would like to keep
them for children at the home.
Thompson also cautioned the
elegantly dressed ladies to save their
frocks for an upscale thrift shop that is
going to open as a fund-ra1scT for
Oiangewood.
Guests at the ball included Thomp.o
son's parents. Nita and Marvill Gore
and her dauahter. KrJ1tett, 14, who
was attending her first big party;
board member Judie ArlJrot and her
husband. George: Ors. L)'llll and
James Doti; Supervisor Hamett
Wieder and her husband. Irv; State
Sen. Marlo Bergesoa and her hus-
band, Gar"; Lois and B•n Aldrta;
attorneys Andrea and R..er Grea;
Nora and Ctaarlle Hester: Supervisor
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DE.U .\NN LANDERS: My
bfOlbet "'SUn" WU divon:ed I ~
9. He Im two cbi~n by hi• fcii1ner wUc. Hi1 airtfriend knows
about one child but he refutes to tell liri about the tee0nd child, nor will he
tell hi1 n-wife that he and his
ikUiimd have a MW baby. -My family hat Jivea Sam two
weeks to 1traiahten dais mess ouL
(n.at wauix months~.) I am fond Of ';JDy--n-1i1ttr-an·liw. SbC is stift
included in all family aet·toeethera.
My brother never shows up. I can
hardly look her in the eye.
Who should be told first and by
whom? Sam will not do it. Many lives
are beina affected here. Our whole
family is livina a lie. I, for one, cannot
carry on this charade. Please advise
•oonesL -SHAME-FACED SIS-
TER IN NEW HAMPSHlRE.
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reaMll ~J Sam'• ..,akity .....W
lileceme •family pnjed. ftJ .. ,...
feel it It lm,.nut for M1 es-wlfe to
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ddler .. tltae ....... • • • DEAR ANN LANDERS: EndOted
.. 1a-
is e article &bat Mlsivea to me When
1 was in p-adua•. IChool manf years
ISO· I am now ICIChinaancl dCicided to
make copies for tht otha' instructon.
The reply was writien by a counselor
at this hiah school. I hope you will run
both. I think they are worth the spece.
-A.M. MANLEY, CONWAY.
ARK.
DEA.a A.M. MANLEY: S. .. L
Here dley are. 'naab fer ...._,
dlemoa.
RECIPE FOR MAKING A DROP-OUT
Take one small child, a;vc him as
little love as possible, kick him
around at home, put him in a
schoolroom with a teacher who has
no imqination and sees no hope for
him. Fail him once or twice. Never
praise him, treat him as 1 number
rather than as a person, and don't let
him feel that he bclonp in school.
Keep him out ofall activities because
of his poor~ and tr1n1fer him to
another school if J)OMib6e.
Stir thcte dift'kwtia vipously,
make him anl1)' enoUlh to play
truant 1 ftw times. ada ICftlef<>UI
doset or embarra11mcnt, burn to •
crisp with sarcasm, and bake for two
or thrtt )ears.
If you want to make sure he will be
1 juvenile delinquent. dtny him
references for ajob so that he is turned
down by the first 30 people he
approaches. Rejection at an early aat
can destroy hope and ambition.
If this recipe produces a aood
American youth, try apin.
REPLY
Take one overworked. underpeid
teacher in a classroom of 2S to 30
students Stir in scveraJ unconcerned.
disinterested. too busy parents who
never bother to check on their ch11d·s
proattss or respond to ddicien-
cy /fa1lure notices or poor rcpon
cards.
Add concerned counselors and
administrators who push the limits
try Ina to work out a schedule that will
enable them to help the stn.18'lin1
student who. by this time, has 11ven
up and couldn't care less.
Mix in excessive ablem:es and
tardies because school is dull and
borina. The result will be inferior
products for which there 11 no market.
Saaf, -!_me lt ·
ARIES (March 21-April 19): Spiritual values surface
you11 be on more secure ground. Scorpio native plays
role.
-you perceive
potential, acknowl-
cd&e debt of srati-
tude to enthusiastic
rouna persons.
Fulfill obhptions to
individual confined
to home, hospital.
Pi.$ces featured.
SYDNEY
01111
TAURUS (April
20.May 20): Practical issues dominate, includina ~P
crty values, home safety measures, care f)f older f~aly
memt)er. You'll be asked to meet deadline, eccount1na
procedures are reviev.cd alona with payments due.
GDONt (May 21-June 20): You have more room.
penoftal horizons broaden. you communicate. travel and
could fall in love. Wish comes true, Aries becomes
valuable ally. You'll strike chord of universal appeal.
CANCER (June 21-July 22): Stress 1ndJV1duality,
style, creativity. fresh start. You'll learn more about
money, how to cam it. whom to see and when to make
appointment. Accent invenuvencss.. willinancss to pin
independence.
LEO (July 23-Aua. 22): Clash of ideas featured alona
with publicity, unique dcalinp with women. Skill as
character analyst 1s SPotliptcd. lntuiuon rinss true. and
you pin as result. Aquarian is in picture.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Scpt. 22): Timina is on tarJCt, you are at riaht place and could win contesL Focus on
versatility, humor. fitness.. body 1mqe. Lona~jstancc
call relates to social activity, travel. Gemini plays role.
UBRA (Scot. 23-Qct. 22): Continued &ood fo~u!'~ in
connection with pubhc appearances, career act1V1t1es,
speculation. romance. Sense of direction is restored.
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 2 I): What had been lost wtll
be recovered. Superior says. "You were right., and J should
have hstencd. •• Aettpt compliment without kicking toe in
sand. Get ideas on paper, an1culatc feehnp. Virgo
involved.
SAGmAJUUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Idealism fea-
tured. you know what you want but could be too shy to
make request You'U compltte project., credit is due but
you'll have to speak up lotrd, clear. Taurus figures
prominently.
CAPl\ICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): P\a,Y cards close to
chest, be discreet in connection with clandestine
arransemcnt. Focus on credit ratin&. loans. circumstance which~ you handlina money belonain& to another. Leo
involved.
AQUAlllUS (Jan. 20.Fcb. 18): You have been
"skipped over" in connection with credrt. promouon.
assaanmcnL Now you get what you had been missina and
Iona deserved. Love relat1onsh1p 1ntens1fics. income wall
increase.
PISCD (Feb. 19-March 20): Jovial ind1v1dual may
be overly opt1m1st1c. Do some personal detective work.
examine facts. figures. Communicate with one at a
distance. make travel arranaemcnts. Anes will figure
prominently.
IP JUNE It IS YOUR BIBmDAY )OU art
independent. creative. can be self-indulgent. sexy. Leo,
Aquarius people play important roles an your life. You
also are versa talc. possess sense of humor and p1ooeenn1
sp1nt. Social actmty accelerates dunna remainder of
June. Current cycle h1ahliahts s1snificant domestic
adjustment th.at could incfude actual cbanac of reside~
or mantal status.. Secret mectina in July could relate to
romance. November memorable for you in 1988.
Lolly starting to pull away
The lcaaue-leadjna lAllJ 6
Marillen El conti.nt picked up
another four Points an the standinp
this week by scorina on nine ques-
tions to pull away by a 6'h-point marain.
Seven points from P,._Am were aood for the week's tee0nd honors, VAiilc three other conttoden finished
with five. Nobody bad both ends of
the bonus question, but many jotted
down just one.
Sports fans will set a crack at the
two-pointer this week. Here's the
rundown:
I. McDonald WaUina was the
lcadjna character of an all-star cast in
what movie?
2 ... GoodniJl't and God bless" was
the favored S&JROfT line of what TV
comic? 3. What pade does Peppermint
Patty usually~ on her report cani in
the comic stnp Peanuts?
4. Name the fint aviator to fly tolo
around the world.
5. A sona called "How Far Awa)''
was added to what musical between
Broadway and Hollywood?
6. In Barbra Streisand's first Broad-
way show. she played a character
called Miss Marmelstcin. What was
the character's fint name'
7. Who was the first tight end
named to pro football's Hall ofFamc?
8. JoBeth Williams stnpped to her
panties publicly in what movie?
9. Identify the only movie ever
directed by playwri&bt Georae s.
Kaufman.
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l 8ETBACK AEOUIAEMEHTS. •
8ETBACK AEQUIAEMENTS.
2. ThOee through k>t9 on the ~ Boutevard "1818nds" 8halt maintain a front eetback of 2.5 fMt on eedl fron-..
4. No llkle ywd aetbeCk .,.. ltMlll be required on prop9rtlel In nonr..ideoti.t dlatrk:ta except aa may be required by the
Plelw•ag Connlllll>I\ In appro¥lng a lite pan feYlew or In granting a UN permh, OI u neoeawy to meet publk; 9CC.al ~·
. A,....~~.,.. of ten*' lhall be~ on the aecond floor for ratdentlal UMe In a mhced UM ~t.
J. StGNS. The folowtng ltandardl at\1111 apply to all ~within the Cennery Vlllage/McFedden Square Specific Al• Plan --=
1. Number. A mulrrU'n of ttwee wall llgrW lhall be permitted per bulldlng; howewr, a mutti.-teNint bulldlng may MW one
... l6gn per ~ s*J1 one twenty-fMI (25) 9qUWe tqot buading dlrectOty wd 11gn Ii.ting tenanta.
2. Ala. The .. of a wall llgn 0t wall '911 on lll'f'I trontege of a bulleting lhall not noeecl two hundred (200) 1quwe f .. t
nor forty percent (40%) of the upoaed ftnlthed ..ii aurface ....._ ~Ing openings.
4. Pole 86grw. Pole llgrw lhell not be permitted except on bulldJng altee with over 100 feet of frontage.
5. Root 8lgna. Roof --..... not be permitted.
I. T ..... •'l 8'gni.
aJ Sia No t9rnp0tary llgn INl aoaed one hundred (100) equare fMt In area. Temporary agna of rigid matertel shall not j exceed ~fow (24) 9qUWe *' In w-. OI lfx (8) feet In hetght.
b) Duretlon. Temporary 9igr\I may remain In place fOI 1 period not exoeedlng atxty (60) days per calend111 yMr.
~)Number. One (1) per buldlng OI buldlng lite.
7 Exolptlona.
a) The Pleldng Commlaalcn lhlll t\8W the euthOttty to._.... Exception Penntta trom any of the provta6ont of thfl s.cilon.
tn order to gm en Exception~. the Commi.11>1\ must ftnd thet granting 14.lCh permit II neceawy to protect•
IUbet.lntlel property rtcaht. • not be contrary to the purpoee of the Ct\apt• • herein Mt forth, and wlll not be mat•lalty
dltl .. 1•1191.to the helftti, .-.y, comfort Of gerwlll welfare of peraone rea6dlng In the ne6ghbof'hood, OI detrlmental OI
lnfurt<>ul to property « tmprowrnenta In the ~. °' the ganeral weltwe of the Ctty.
Appe9I_ In CW the 8PP'k* tl OI f/nY other per'90n le not Ntlafled with the action of the Planning Commiak>n, he may wlltwl twenty-<>ne (21) cleya ~In writing to the Cfty Council.
LAH08CAPtNO. A"*'*"'-" of he percent (5%) of f1nY extertor peYed Pft1tlng area and a minimum of fifty percent (50%)
of the .,.. of the requr.d front ytlrd aetbeck lhell be de¥oted to pi.ttlng area.
PU8UC ACCESS TO BAY FAONT. In appr<Mng I 8"9 Plan AeYtew or granting a U.. Permit for de\1910Pft*t1 on a building
11\9 with frontllge along the bey, the PtMning Commllalon OI Cfty Council, upon r.._ or tippelll, lhell ,.quk'9 the
• drldlcatton of vertlell and ....., public aocw 1111menta. except where ldeQuate public acceea alreedy ext.ta or where lhe
prowte6on of ecc.a II lnc:onall..,.,t with pubic eafety or the protection of fragile c:outal reaourca The f<*owtng 1tandard1
• ehll be applled to alt i.t.rlll and llWtk:el pubic llC:ceel I II 1menta:
(1) Pubic ICCW llllmelttt lhal be a rNnlmum of lfx (8) feet In width
(3) NA dedlc:lded public aooeea 1111mentt INlll be recorded with the Orange County Recorder'• OfftQe In a manner
t Mlllf9Ctory to the Public Worb Department. .
• Thia Ordinencl waa tmroduc::.d at a regullf meetlftg of the Cfty Council of the City of Newport Bwtl, held on the 23td day
of May, 1918, and adopted on the 13th day of June, 1918, by the folowtng vote:
AYES, COUNCILMEMBERS Cox. Hart, ...,,_, Plummet, Seneone, Strauss, Turner
NOES. COUNCILMEMBERS -
ABSENT COUNCILMEMBERS -
..... C. COX. A. MAYOll
Poantaln ValJey•a Debbie Babuhoff abarea moment with competition In the lllMlon Viejo Swim Meet of Champlom
Coach Debbie Kelly darlq break. Babuhoff opena ber today in preparation for the Olympic trla1a ln Aa&ut.
SATUN>AY. JUNE 11. 1-
Debbie carri
on tradition
he's latest from
Babashoff f amtly
w ith Olympic goal -
8 )' Uftlt WOLCO'M'
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Debbie BabashofT has a lot on her
m ind these da~s.
Thu™1a>. she 1raduated from
Founta\O Valle) High School. Then
there was the all-niJ}\t &raduation
part). farc-.ell'> to fnends and plans
for colle11:.
Noth1n1 unusual tor a student this
time of )l'ar But .. here BabashofT
diffl·r. from most of her classmates as
in her l'\tracurncular aclt\ 1t1cs.
Fourto liH· hour., a da~ ~\en da)s
a v.cek. l'HI') week of the )tar.
Babasholl lan be found churning up
water at thl' pout She·s bttn doing 11
e\er sinn· '>hl' was eight. It's a famtl)
trad1t1on
Debbie. 18. 1s the fourth sabling in a
hne of s .. 1mming BabashofTs who
ha'c been .. 1nn1ng men's and
womt"n·s Ol~mpic medals as far back
as 19.,6
And while school ma' be out for
tht" summer. the real th1nk1ng is just
about to begin
.. Taperingorpeakin1 for the Ol)m-
p1cs bas,aeall) comes down to ~tung
)Ours~·lf mentally prepared."
Babashoffs Coach Aapp Darr of the
In inl' :\o' aquatics said "Swimming
at tha) Incl 1s 90 perct"nt mental:·
BabashofT will nttd all the bra1i
power. arm po~cr and lq pe>wcr sM
can muster when the Olympk triall
commence in Auitin. Teu.s. A•
8-13. •
Until then. &bashoffwill contin
swimmma and ttttina mental! p~pared She (Ompetes today a
Sunda) at the Mission Viejo Sw·
Mttt ofC'hamp1ons.. tht second sigp
in tht" U.S .. Swim to Scoul-tcrin.-.
Then u·s on to the Double A met1
at Heritage Par~ in Irvine. July ~
and the Junior Nationals in Tempt.
Anzona. Jul) JO.Aug.). •
"I tr) not to think about ttR
Oh mpic trials now." Babashoffsaid.
'"The) "re still two months away. 1
can 1 be gettina nel'\IOUS for 1t now ...
So Just "hat docs she think ab<>Ut
dunng all those endl~s hours in ttlt-
pool., -
'"her)thinJ Sometimes I'll get a
st'ng in m ) mind and ru kttp sanJing
· u to m' st"lf as I'm swimmtng." she
said "6ther limes. I'll think about
what's go1n1 on in my life. or wori
through a math problem I had m clU$
earlier an the da>.''
.\nd numben are ~hat it's 111
about ~t the CIF 4-A Swim Cham-
p1onsh1ps m May. Babashoffraccd to
a I 50. 91 m the 200 free and 1 4: SO. 7•
in thC' 500 free to win her first two Clf
titles A.s of June 2. she was ranked
fourth m the wor1d m the I .SOO.meter
free. 9th an the 800 meters and I Ith in
thl· 400 meters ....
However. Babashoff will need IQ
(Pleue Me BABASBOFJ' f8!l
OCC's program captures conference award Simpson :
takes lead
in Open
Pirates win 'Sports Supremecy' h onor --., ~n Orange Empire second stra ight ye~ JON
f EIGUSON Most community eolleacs have
their Mrong points when 1t comes to
athletics. but Oran1e Coast Collqc's
program IS UOSUrpaSsed In the fCIJOn
when it comes to well-rounded suc-
cess in the 1980s. ace which woo ei1ht consecutive
South Coast Confercn~ "Sports Su-
premec) A wards." captured the Or-
anse Emp1rt"Confercn~ t1tleth1s
season for the second tame an the
league's two )'C'arsofcx1stencc.
.. ll'sa tribute to Dick Tuckerand
thecoachinastaff.andofrourx. the
athletes. that we havt" bttn able to put
toSCther such a fine record of con-
sistency over the years:· said OCC
Gibbons
oqsted
atOV
By DENNIS BROSTERHOUS °' ................
Ocean View High's Bill Gibbons
has been rehcved of his duties as
varsity baseball coach and will be
replaced by Steve Barrett. the present
coach of the frosh-soph team.
.. We are not goins to rehire baseball
coach 8111 Gibbons for next year."
said Ocean View Hi&h Principal John
Myers. .. He will retain his position m
the Social Studies depanment."
Gibbons. whose team was
eliminated in the CIF quarterfinals
for the third stra1&}lt year this season.
said he was informed of the decision
when he diKovered a message in his
mailbox at the school.
"I was notified (in the messqe)
that I had been removed as varsity
coach." said Gibbons. ''I was told 1n
the letter that ir I wanted to discuss
the matter that I should make an
appointment.
"I flaurcd that at was pointless. so I
packed up my stuff and left."
The decision to remove Gibbons
apparently stems from an incident
early this season when the Sea.hawks
traveled to play in the San Luis
Obispo ToumamenL
Gibbons said he pvc three oetan
View players permission. upon writ-
ten rcltuc from their parents, to
travel to the tournament by car. The
Players wc~acculfd of tryina te ttal
beer and when informtd by the
1>91icr. Gibbons said he ~nt the
(PleueMe011180N8/BS)
Athleuc Dtrector Jam Mcilwain
The Pirates topped second-place
Saddle back by a 15 5-133 margin.
followed b) Rancho Santiago (I:? I ).
Cyprcss(l02'r.). R1 vers1de(99)and
Cnrus (77). Poi.us were awarded for
team finishes m 16 men ·sand
women'sspons.
Saddle back edged OCC in men's
points. 84-83. but the Coast women
registered a 69-49ed&e over the
second-place GauchOI.
The women 'scrossrountry and
tennis teams v.on Oranie Empire
titles en route to takm&statecrowns.
The men'sand women's swim teams
won the confcren~ meet before both
COLLEGES
earned second at the state meet The
men's track and field tcam also won
conference
0
Among Or.inge Coast baseball
products taken an thC' June major
leaguedraf\ "'c~ 1988 pla)ers Sam
Colarusso and Grea O'Halloran. and
former Pirates Joe> James ( l 1CL .\ ).
Dave Staton and Longo Garcia (Cal
State Fullerton).
............. .,, .........
Ooli9n View ~·a 8l11 Olbbone bu beeD relined Of Illa
dwtlem u bead ftftltJ IManMll coaell of the aruwu.
Colarusso. v.ho .. ent 5-5 with a
3 02 ERA thu~son. wasdraftt"d b)
the Philadelphia Phillies. but plans to
play for Cal State Fullen on.
O'Halloran, who hit 378 before
separating his shouldt"r an a colhs1on
at home plate late an the ~son was
chosen b) the Toronto Blue Ja,s. but
si1ned a letterofmtt"nt with Illinois.
James. who is the most prolific
pov.er-h1tter an OCC h1stol'). was
packed b) the Cle, eland Indians.
whtk'itaton .. ho\:ltout last season.
-.asdraftl!'d b~ the P111sburgh P1ratcs
GarC1a. "ho led thi: Titans to the
semifinals ofthe('ollcge \\orld Sent"s
thas,scason. wastaken b) the San
Francisco Giants
.\notht"r pn:m1l·r Titan from last
w~k's \\iorld Sencs '-'IS Kc1th i..aub.
a former Golden West pla)t"f' who" 111
sign"' 1th ~ontrt'al
0
L( I s baseball team had its best
major lcaiuednf\ productron 10
r~nt h1storyv..1th fi\C seniors
1.hosen and signed. g1.,1n1 the Ant-
eaters nine pla)ers an the minor
leagues
Rehe\er Kenn Kandalaft. who
earned foursa' es this season. ~as
s1gnedb) theBlueJa)s R1ght-
handed starter Dean Dout\. who was
drafted b> the Ph a I hes out of Ocean
V 1e""' H 1gh. signed \\1th Ph 1 ladelph ta
after a 5-5l:ampa1gn with tht" .\nt-
c.-att'rs
lC r s thrttotherdraftttS-Jeff
Obcrdank ( .\ngclsl.John Secburger.
Craig Bnnl (Yankccs)-all have
signed Other former .\nteaters an thc
m 1 no rs tnl I udc Dou& Lrnton ('86 I
with the BlueJa,s· Double~ team.
Bo Kent 1'86)\\;th the .\thletics·
(Pleue 11ee COLLEGES/IN}
Boone helps Angels
outlast Royals, 9-7
He cracks five hits
as Kansas City's
streak halted at six
KANS~S C ITY. Mo. t .\P) -
Breaking out ofa slump 1n a big \\ly.
Bob Boone had fi,c singles Fnda)
night to pace a I 9·hll Cahfomia
attack and lead the Angcls 10 a Q. 7
\1Cton O\er Kan\as C1t\
"It didn't fttl ht..e I stOod out there
and mashC'd fi,e out." said Boone
h1ttan1 jUSl 163 his pre\ IOUS J3
aames. "I got a httk breat.. but I'll
take It. Thq ne'er e'en out:·
Chill 03, is lt"d ofTtht" eighth inning
~ith a home run that broke a 11e at ... as
the .\nJclS ended thl~ Ro)als' \I\·
game \\tnnsnistrcak. ""3nsas Cat) has
lost onl) twice in 15 games
BoonC''s fhe hits matched h"
career-best and Dael S<·hofield addc.-d
four. The game took ' hour:<1. ~6
mmut~ and was the longest ninc.--
innin& affair an Ro)als' h1ston and
just one minute short of tht" .\ngc.-lo;'
longest.
California had four doubles The
Ro\als JOI 10 hits wath fhe doubles
and a tnpk.
Stu Cliburn. :!-0. got thc '1cto~
and Gene Garber. 0-l took the loss
Garber cntctt'd to beam tht' eighth
and ():),as hat his eighth home run.
.. He threw a pitch wht"re he didn't
wOlnt to throw it," said Da"t!I... v.ho
also ho~reJ offGarbtf last wed in
California .. He's not thC' t}pe of IU)
-.ho's goma to blow the fastball b)
)OU ...
"It feels hkt' the longc-st pme
The schedule
AWAY
T011i9tlt-KanM' City SOS o.m •
June l~•nw' Citv. 11 lS om •
June 2(>-Minnaote. S'.05 o m
June 21-Minnesola. S1>S om •
June n-Minnesota 101S • m
June 23-ldle
HOME
June 2~1W•uk". 7 lS om
• On TV, Cl\al'IMI S • Al tiama on IC.MPC (7l0).
C\'cr.~ Ro~als \1anager John Wathan
~1d ... , "as v.ondenni about that in
thentnth innana. I thous.ht v.(' must be
close:·
Cahfom1a scored an insurance run
in the ninth on Stc ... e Farr's ""''Id
pitch.
The Ro\als madc 1t 7-7 v.1th an
uneaml'<i run an the 4ie\Cnth Dannv
Tartabull .. ail ed and "-('\In Se1tlc0r
laid do"n a ~en lice bunt that puchcr
ShC'rman ( orbrtt fielded but th~"
.. aldl) Tanabull took third and
scof'C'd on Pat Table,-·, Y<Ttfi~ "'· Dad, Schofield sina)t"d 'on the first
pitc-h of the p~ and Jun Eppant tut
Ted PowC'r's nc't pitch for an RBI
double.
8111 Budnt:r h11 a thrtt·run double
1n th\' Ro)al~· fi~t .
Padres sweep, maintain mastery of Dodgers
Defending champ ·
Inf ront b y o n e; -
Norman sid elin ed
BROOK.Ll"IE. Mass. (AP) -De-
fending champ1on Scott Simpson
too~ sole control of the 5CCOOd-round
lead Fnda\ m the 88th U .S. Open
Golf Championship. white uuwid
Gr(I "1orman took a fliabt 1a aeardl
of medical attention. •
Simpson. tttkin1 to boco~ ttie
first man santt Ben Hopn an 19SJ SD
succcufull) defend the 1itle. moved
an front with a $-under-par 66 that
&a'e ham a one-stroke liead at I.be
halfv.-a> point. •
Pla> v.as halted b) dartc.ncss at 7:39
p m .. EDT v.1th six pla}ers stranded
on thc cou~. None had a chance of
o' ertakang the leaders.
The) marked the1rpos1t1onson tW
course and -.ere schedukd to return
to Tht" Countr) Club at 7 a.m. EDT
Saturda) to complete their rounds
before thud-round pl.a) starts :.
Simpson's round, which came dt--
sp11c a double-boge) rrom the water
on the I I th hole and a hoary on the
18th. ranked as the best of lbt
tournament. It Id\ ham at 7-undet-
par 135 -match•na the Open record
for thc bt"st sub-par total for 36 hold.
"I'm not too exc1tcd about tie
lead " Simpson said. .. ~., sta"11
tv.o rounds to So and thtft's a lot OT
pla"ers v.ho could win."
Norman. howevtt, is not a~
tht"m. He v.1thdrcw after irtjurina 1-is
left wnst whitepla)iqthenimh fiote.
The injury was tentativd)
dtainoscd as • tom lipmcnL Nqr.
man. has arm in a slina,. left immedi•
atcl) for B1nnins,ham. AlL to COR1Ult
\\.1th Or. James And~ an or.
thoped1c $Uf'ICOn ..
ihe Australian star said it was tOO
soon to determine the utent of the
injuf) or when he may be able to
return to competition. He said ht WM
unsure v.hether he would be able 16
pla) in the British Open in Enalalid
next month.
Norman. one of the prc-1our-nam~t favontcs. was injured when
he hit a rod. v.hile playina I shot f,.._
the rough on t~ ninth hole.
.. It sounded like he hit a boulder ...
said l.arT) Mize. wbo was playilll
with Norman. ~
Mize. whoK pitch-4n playotTbirdit_
<kfeated 'onna.n in the 1917 Mas-ten.. went on to a 67 that left him
136. OM~~.tlithind SimptOn.
Cunis Stranac. winner of five titles
in the last 10 months and a rcco1it-"uina mont) .. winncr i~ two of dll
tau lbrce tea10n • slqlltd th1'0Ulh II
drinlin& ancrnoon rain to shoot all
and ~II into a tic for third at 137_,.
Bob Gikkt. ""°had I 69. Masttn champeon Suety Lylt r. --l'fl••·-uu:•r:.t3
o.uu.AND-lfthe Buh becoina a Ill ...-. t•OM"ndA"amayneta~ of cm. . The pair, &IUlltf'I Mark McGwtre and
Joie Canleco, spent .everal hOurs Thursday posina for
a patter in which they mimic the Blues Brothers
c:Mnlctcn made famous by comedians Dan Aykroyd
Md the Ja&e John Behasbi.
They call themtelves The Bash Brothen..
The buh ~ of coune, to the Monster Bash, a ~na forearm cruh the A '1 dreamed ·_up this
~ '° rep1eot the now-rommon post-homer biah five
which bas been around the sports world for several
yea~Doina tbe po&aerwith Mark is an.exciting thi~"
aid Canseco. who leads the Ammcan Leque m
bomen with l 6and nmucored with S6 ... I kind of can't
wit to 1ee how it tums out. ..
The pos~. to be ·oroduccd by Seattle-based
Costacos Brothen Inc., t.fiows the pair clad in black
suits, hats and shoet, white socks and dark &lasses,
teated on the hood and fender of a police car. four
vou'Jf!!hrs, wearina black hats, sunglasses and green C.jr. Brother" shirts. are also in the picture.
'"I'd much rather~ for this than for somethina "like baseball cards," said McGwire. "The onl~ posters I
tu.d as a kid were those Sports Illustrated action shots,
but this bas a lot more personality."
Neither !)layer disdOted the financial rewards that
misht await them, but insiders familiar with the poster
market told The Tribune that the normal deal is a flat
12.S percent of the $2.SO wholesale price. Thus, if
I 00,000 of the S5 posters are sold, the pair will split
$31 ,250.
Quote of the day
PklJ JolauoD, trainer for Last Shower. a 3-
year-oJd dau&hter of Bates Motel and the mare
Thou&hts off.ove, whose name was derived from
"Psycno,.. the Alfred Hitchock film classic:
'"She's a nice filly. I just hope with that name she
doe$n•t tum out to be a bleeder."
llcLemore sidelined two weeks
• California Angels second baseman Iii Maft llcLemwe underwent vascular sur-
acry Friday and will be sidelined for at least
two weeks, team officials said. Mclemore
bad a cloned vein removed from his upper right arm,
said team physietan Dr. J.ies Ruintl, who a~isted
Dr.~ West with ~urgery at St. Joseph Hospital. h
wiJI take a couple of day~ to determine the cause of the
cloniftl,; Rasinski said. iMcLemore, in bis second mlijor
league season, has been on the team's 2J~y disabl~
list and last played on May 23. He has iut .25 I t~1s
season, with one homer and 12 RBI ... Meanwhile,
Anatls reliever De~ayae Bake was pla~ on the I 5-
day disabled last wtth a muscle stram_m his left leg. No decision on a roster replacement will be made until
today the Angels said. Buice. placed on the DL retr~ctive to June 16. has a 2-4 record with three saves
and a 'S. t I earned run average in 27 appearances this
season.
Evans sets meet record in IM
H1$fi school swimmer Janet Evans of a Placentia won the 400-meter indlVldual
medley in a meet-record time of 4 minutes.
45.45 seconds. and less than one hour later
won the 200.mctcr butterfly in a personal-best time of
2; 16. 77 at the M1ss1on Viejo In' 1tational Friday.
The old 400 IM record was 4:47.20 set by Tracy
Caulkins.
Evans knocked three seconds off her previous best
time in the 200 butterfl)'.
Evans. who completed her JUn1or year m high
school on Thursday. is considered to be one of
America's brightest hopes for a gold medal in the Seoul
Olympics. She swims for Fullerton Aquatics.
Today. EvanswilJswim the 200backstrokeand the
400 freestyle. an which she holds the world rccora of 4:05.45.
Rowdy Games. the 198-4 Olympic Gold medalist
in the 100 freestyle. marked his return to the sport by
swimming the third leg for the Las Vcgas Gold team in'
the 800 freestyle relay.
Gaines' time of I :59. l 5 for his 200.meter segment
was more than I 0 scco11ds slower than his 1982 world
record in the 200 freestyle. Las Vegas Gold finished
second.
D1Q •t11cta1•~er=•ll and awcMime Winer .J .......... 1•1'*'tt .......... rou9d llld et the ;IMIY .,.._ 0. l9
Herilley, Pa. .. ~':·~= i:.. ~~-,.: ~n=.'whowaa ..... ltlSacl 1916. _,.
on tM beCk IUDe Md ......... ,.,. blfcn = .. firs& birdie. She biNiod Nol. 1-.QbefalelDWhb a birdie on the 37S.~11i•dt bale.~ wllO""-' aflnaJ..round64towinllll~.bifttildNol. IJ, 131aid 16 to tic Inkster forthelild ••• Jn Jericho, N.Y., .,_. DevUa. usina a driver borrowed fiom leadiaa money.
winner OrvUle M...,, lbot a 6--under-par 66 for lie
first-round kad in the Northville Invitational 1mion
aolftoumament at the M.SOW Brook Oub. n.t '°"
year-old Devlin, who joined the POA Senion Tour lut
year after devotin• S'h ~ to ~DI tolf
counes, had seven birdies 111in1t a lone boleY. His 12-
foot birdie putt on the l S7-yard. ~r-3 I It& hole pve
him the lead over BAroW 8....., and-., NteMll.
Senna captures pole In Detroit
Ayrtea Sena conti!\ued his ~mat.int • qualifying mastery Fnday. 1a~1n1 the
provisional pole for the Detroit Grand
Prix The brilliant Brazilian. who has
started all five Formula One races this ~son from t~e
pole position. will be a strona. favonte to kte,1? ~15
Mclaren-Honda in the top spot m the final quahfyina
session today. The fastest 26 ~rs throu~ the two ho~rs
of time trials over two days wall determine the stan1ng
grid for Sunday's race through the street~ of downtown
Detroit Senna was clocked at I minute, <40.606
seconds, translating t~ 89.458 m.ph ~r 143.962 kph. on
the 2.5-mile (4.023-kalometer) c1rcu1t ... Ou Majerte
and David Roblason led the U.S. Select team, a group of
Olympic hopefuls, to an 8+68 victory over the
Netherlands as the four·nation Pohjola Cup tour-
nament began in Kotka, Finland. MIJcrie, a 6-foot-5
forward from Ce~tral .Michipn µn1~ersity, Jed all
scorers with 16 points. including nine m the first ha~f.
Robinson. a 7-foot former Navy center, scored six
straight points within two minutes late in the second
half to halt a strong Dutch comeback ... Brtu Baroaet,
a 2 7-ycar-old boxer. died Friday night in Durban, South
Africa after being in a coma for three days after he was
knocked out by an American fighter. Baronet, a junior
welterweight ~nee ranked as a conte~der by_the World
Boxing Association. suffered extensive brain damage
when Keuy Vice knocked him out in the last round of
a 10-round fight Tuesday night .
Television. radio
TELEVISION
9 a.m. -HORSE JUMPING: Uppervillc
(Va .. ) Jumper Classic (taped), ESPN.
IO: I 5 a.m. -BASEBALL: San Francisco at
Cincinnati, Channel 4.
10:30 a.m. -MEN'S GOLF: PGA U.S. Open, from Brookline, Mass .• Channel 7.
t0:30 a.m. -MEN'S BOWLING: The
Showboat Senior Invitational. from Las Yeps
(taped). ESPN.
I p.m. -BASEBALL: Padres at Dodgers.
Channel 4.
2 p.m. -HORSE RACING: The Ohio
Derby, from North Randall, Ohio. ESPN.
4 p.m. -TRACI: AND FIELD: NCAA
Track and Field Championships. from Eugene.
Ore. (taped). Channel 2.
4 p.m. -BASEBALL: Philadelphia at New
York Mets. WOR.
4:35 p.m. -BASEBALL: Houston at
Atlanta. TBS.
.S ~p.m. -BASEBALL: Angels at Kansas
City, Channel S.
5:30 p.m. -ARENA FOOTBALL: New
England at New York. ESPN.
7:30 p.m. -BOXING: Lupe Miranda vs.
Nikki Perez in NABF junior lightweight title
bout. from Fort Worth, Tex. (taped). Prime
Ticket.
10 p.m. -AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL:
highli&hts, ESPN.
10:30 p.m. -BOXING: Showtime.
11 :30 p.m. -COLLEGE LACROSSE:
NCAA Division I championship, from Syracuse.
N.Y. (taped), ESPN.,
2:30 a.m. -MEN'S GOLF: PGA U.S. Open.
from Brookline, Mass. (delayed). ESPN.
RADIO
I 0: IS a.m. -BASEBAU.: San Francisco at
Cincinnati , KNX (1010).
I p.m. -BASEBALL: Padres at Dodgers,
KABC (790), KFMB (760).
S p.m. -BASEB~ Anaels at Kansas
City. KMPC (710).
Christian rides
to easy victory
Alan Christian captured his second
scrotch main event in the 12-wcck·
old specdwa1 motorcycle season at
the Oranae County Fairgrounds fri-
dn}· night "'hen he breezed to a five·
length '1ctof) over Steve Lucero.
Christian tx-came the first multiple
v. inner of the scratch main other than
eight-time winner Bobby Schwanz.
v.ho finishc:d third on Fnday.
Christi:sn and Schwanz dueled throu~h the first two turns before
C'hnsuan shot into the lead and
Lucero took ad\ antagc of a Schwanz
bobble to mo" c into second.
....................
DebbleBabaaboffacnnlMrformlawof lier.,........ -die batterflJ.
BABASHOFF RAS OJ:, YMPIC GOAL ••• l'rom81
redo her thinkina between now and . to Darr, thoup. BabashofT ts just
August if she hopes to hear the mean enouah to accomplish what she
Olympic theme song in September. sets 01.1t to do.
Only the top two penormen in each "A lot of swimmers ao to the trials
event qualify to represent their coun-thinking it will be a nice experience, a
try in Korea. good chance to meet and sec the best
"The competition level is far swimmers in the country," Darr said.
superiorattheOlympictrialsthanthe "But I want my kids to say to
Olympics themselves.•• said Ray thcmselevcs. 'I'm here to make the
Bray. Babashoffs coach at Fountain team and nothina else.'"
Valley. where she was a four-time Babashoff has been thinking about
high school All-American, setting the Olympics practically since she
school and Sunset League records in was born. Darr recalls visitina the
the 100, 200 and SOO frees. Babashoffs when Debbie was an
Babashoff doesn't need to look far if!fant and watchina her do. racing
for her primal)' competition. Janet dives onto a couch or P.~ctace her
Evans, who swims for the Fullenon crawl stroke across the Jiving room
Aquatics Swim Team, is the current carpet. . . . world-record holder in the 400. 800 She bcpn 1w1mmu~g wnh. her
and 1 SOO frees brother Jack and her sister Sharley.
· · both 01¥mpic medalists. whi le she "Jan~t and I have ~nown eac~ was stilljftdiapers.
other since ~e .'!'ere nm~ o~ IO. BabaShoffknows what it takes to be
Babashoff said .. When we r:c in the an Olympic champion. She has been
water. everyone is~ competit~r. Buj hearinJ about her family's ac-
out of .the water. we re good fncnds. comphshments as long as she can
The competition will be anything remember. Now ifs her turn.
but friendly come August. According "What (Jack and Shirly) did is what
the~· did. J don't mind the com-
pat1sons. I've been hcarina them all
m1, life:· she said.
'They don't put any preasure on
me and neither do my piaRnta. TMy
would all be sad if I cton•t make the
team. beauate that•s betn my pl all
alons. But it's not like I'd be ltttina
the family down. It wouldn't be the
end of the world."
With all &ht emphalis on swim~
ming in the Babasholf family, it's
quite easy to foraet another world
exists. But Debbie does her best to
keep thinp in ptrtpeciive.
Follow1n1 the Olympics. she is
headed for the University of Miami
where she will m~or in businea law
or political science on a swimmina
scholarship. After graduation, she
plans to become a corporate lawyer.
As for competing in the 1992
Olympics?
··1 want to just get throu&h this one
first, .. she said. "Then J'TI sec how
collcic is goinJ and whc1her I want to
keep competms. TheTC's plenty of
time to think about that later."
Lakers happy to be home
LA counting on Forum edge
io turn NBA series around
PONTIAC. Mich. (AP) -The Los Angeles Lakcrs worked all season to get the homecoun adva ntage
th ro ughout the playoffs.
Now thC)' get to find out if11 was really worth 1t.
.\ftcr losing to the Detroit Pistons Thursdax night for
the S('COnd consecutive game at the Pontiac S1lvcrdome
and falling bchmd. 3-1. in the NBA championship series.
the Lakcrs were relieved to be Oying home Friday. The
sixth game and the seventh. 1f necessary. will be played
Sunda' and Tuesday night.
··wc·re back home Sunday and I hope we can come
through with our greatest effort." Lakers Coach Pat Raley
said ... Then we'll worry about the seventh aamc. •·
The Pistons won the opener at the forum only to lose
Game 3 at the Silverdome. returning the homecourt
ad' antage back to the Lakers.
.. we·vc 101 to ao out there. co~centrate and play
defense·· said Pistons forward Adnan Dantley. who
scored 2s points in Detroit's 104-94 victory in Game S.
"We feel they're not going to come out and do their
showtimc stuff like they normally do if they're a pme up.
We figure they might be a little methodical now."
··rvc been around too long to anticipate what'saoina
to happen." Detroit Coach Chuck Daly said. "All I know
is that wc·rc up 3-2 and we've aot a chance."
UAJI we have to do is go to Los Angeles and play a
good game." Pistons center Bill Laimbccr said. ··we have
two shots to win the championship."
Detroit, which now has two chances to wan the
franchise's first NBA title. has some history on its side.
To wan the championship, the takers will ha ve to
become the first team to win three postseason series. 4-3,
the samcJcar. They needed seven games to beat both
Dallas an Utah in the Western Conference playoffs .
Riley, who said afler winning the title a yea r aao.
'Tm going to guarantee everyone we're going to repeat."
did not back awa) from that statement after Thursday's
defeat.
"I h~c our chanct'S." Riley said. "I still believe this
team 1s going to win the championship. I'm sure our fant
. wi11 be very vocal. The buck ltope in los AqeleL wc·1t
ha ve to be highly motivated to get the job done:·
The Lakcrs. who arc in the NBA finals forthe seventh
time in the last nine years. are trying to become the first
team since the 1968-69 Boston Celtics to repeat as
champions .
But Mychal Thompson. who came off the bench to
ha"c his best game of the scncs with 14 points on 7-for-8
shootina. said the Laken can't be thinking about winning
the championship. Game 6 must go first on the agenda. he
said.
"We can't think ahead past Sunday or they will blow
right past us." Thompson said.
TimeJabbar's big enemy
At41 ,centercan
still act as leader
in Lakers' attack
game in the Lakers· favor.
Los Anaeles is home Sunday for the
siittb, and possibly final. game of the
championship senes.
Io t 968-69, the Milwaukee Bucks
had the NBA's second worst record.
The next season Abdul-Jabbar. then
known as Lew Alcindor,joined them
and they had the lcque's second best
record.
When the Lakers won the NBA title
in 1980 and 1982, be was their
dominant player. In 1986-87 he failed
to lead his team in tc0rina for the first
time sintt .,..mmar scl)ool.
Now. in his 19th NBA season. he is
just a contributor to a team, a role he
says he enjoys.
"Its JUSt as much fun being
involved asa team player as it is beinl
a primary, solitary figure out there,
he said. "I had to make adjustments
but I don•t think it's that touah and it
alwa>:s happened in the context of our
winnini. That made it easier."
"The thi~ he's doina at the aae of
41 are amaz1na," Los An&cles auard
Byron Scott said. "His role hu
chan&ed because. as a team, we're
aoing to different people more, but
he's still a force in the middle."
NFL players move
closer to free agency
In the handicap main before 3.103 (Ween owners, fans. Bernie Tusko or Cypress rc-
cordoo a wire-to-wire victory. his first union at impasse
notina that the two sides have met
more than 30 •imes without reachina
~mcnt. . .
Thejudae cauuoned that the ruhna
should not be interpreted as a victory
for either players or,ma~ment. at the Fairarounds. 1--------:.._ ____________________________ ~-----"------i
THE HOUSE DEBATE CONTINUES •••
''What Sets HOUSE qf IMPORTS Apart from ~Rest? . . •. .....,a..
~ ..... ~ .. t Settle tbe Debate... -~--:r.v
Vl8lt VI Todq Uad
Declcle for YoaneU.
I ,4 ... t •
~
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) -ut
'°Na11onal FootbaO Lajue players
without contracts moved a step clOter
to unrestricted free aemcy -_Friday
when a federal jud&c Nled that
net0tiations between the players
uneoft and teaauc ~ Mn 11 an
impasic.
Tbedecision by U.S. DillrictJudae
Oivid Doty clotred the way for a
hcarina on a preliminary Injunction
that would allow ~~
COfttracU nDired in '° mike delh ro, thtm~va wi t
ftqUirina teams 1'taosip IMm to pan
with draft choica u com~.
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propriate .for either side to claim
vkaory or edmit de feet et thif. point,"
Doty said.
An injunction would enable play-
ers without contracts to sip with any ,
team they chOOK.
Doty said he would rule °" tbe
ttqunt for an ir\junction prior toJtaly
10. when some NFL eeam1 open
trainiR& camp.
Can.IR• a Minncaj)Olit laW)'CI'
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Atlanta ·s five-run rally in ninth
con1 plelcs doubleheader sweep
P'N.a TM A1Mdalt4 Presa
Give Dtk Murphy two sta'1 for hi1 performance
qainst the Houston A1tros Friday niaht.
Murphfs run«'.orint sinalc wit6 ~ out capped a
five-run. ninth 1nnin1 rally that carried the Bravts past
Houston in Adanta. 6-S. for a doubleheader swetp. Murphy'~ 10th home run with two out in the eiahth
inning gave the Braves a ._3 victory in the first pme.
lnsencd as a pinch·hitter an the fif\h innin& of tM
ni&htcap, Murphy remained an the pme and eventually ~on it.
''It's a funny aame," said Murphy. who hit an 0-2
pitch. "I thouaht I was 1oin1 to act• rest. I don't. know
whit to say. The auys sconna the four runs put me an that
Position."
It was the first time the Braves had won a pme when
trailina af\cr ti&ht innina.s. TMy came in 0-36.
Jerry Royster o~ncd the ninth with a pinch sinl)e
and Ron Gant folloWtd with a sinaJc to chase relit~er
Rock)' Childress. Juan Aaos\o then pve up conxcut1vc
RBI sinl)cs to Ken Oberkfell and Gerald Pmy.
Ken GnlTey a,rcetcd Dave Smith. 3-4. with a run·
scorina sin&)e that scored Obcrkfcll and tent Pc~ 10
third. After Andres Thomas struck out. Ozzie V1ra1I
sinalcd in the tyina run to set up Murphy's pmc-winncr.
Elsewhere in the National uague:
PMUJet I, Meta I : Mike Schmidt hit his 536th ca~r
home run and Kevin Gross 11lowcd seven hits in 8~1
inninas as Philadelphia beat Dwa&ht Gooden at Shea
Stadium. The home run ticdSchmicft for seventh place on
the all-time list with Mickey Mantle.
Gross. 8-2. struck out six and walked two en route to t. •
Davis sent to hospital
after being hit by pitch
CINCINNATI (AP) -Cincinnati Reds center
fielder Eric Davis was hit by a pitch on the left elbow
Friday ni&ht and went toa hospital for precautionary
X-rays.
Team spoknmanJim Ferauson said no fracture
was found. lt wasn•t immediately known whether
Davis would be sidcJined by the inJury.
Davis was hit in bis first at-bet apinst Sin
Francisco s&aner Atlee Hammaker, who was wild in
his fi'1t inn1na. Hammaker also walked Barry
Lark.in and hit Paul O'Neill in the same innini.
Davis was examined on the field but stayed in
the pme for the rest of the innini. He was ttplactd
in the top of the second and taken to Christ Hospital
for the X-rays.
Davis is in the middle ofa hmma streak that has
raised his overall averqe to .2SO. He has hit .3S6 in
bis last 12 pmes with five homers and 11 RBI.
raising his home run total to 11 and his RBI total to 34.
Larkin was forced from the pme in tht fifth
inning after he rtinjutcd a bru1JCd finaa on rus
throwina hand.
l.ark1n's status also was unknown.
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... t.GluClt: Danny Jackson pm:bcd a five-hitter and Kai Daniels and Lloyd McCkndon ead1 droYe in two
runs for CiMinnati It Riverfront Stadium.
Jackson, 7-3. walked tv.-o and struck out ei&ht for his
third shutout and fifth compkte 11me ofthe tcason.
The Reds earned their fifth victory in sil pmn by
handin& tht Giants their fifth loss in sill 11mts. __
CMI 7, Ea,.. I: Vance law drove 1n t•o runs and
Rick Sutcliffe pitched sil Strona 1nn1n15 for Chicato at
WriaJey Field.
Rick SutclifTt. makina only his second start since
comina ofTthc disabled list on May 21 . allowed acven hits
in si~·plus inninp.
Ca~a 7, Pirates I: At Thrtt Rivers Stadium. Joe
Maaranc allowed five hits ovcrc11ht inninas in his second stan since comina ofTtM disabled hst and Wilhc McGee
hit his first homer as St. Louis ended a sil-pmc losina
streak.
Tony Pena added a two-run s1n&Je in the third and
Oaic Smith scored thrtt runs.
In the Amencan uague·
ladlaat I, Yukfft •: Ron Kmk homered in has first
two at-bats apinst his rormer New York teammates.
leadina John Farrell and the Indians to the victory in
Clc\cland.
The Indians JOI I 0 hits. eight of them for utra bases.
and ended John Candelaria's scven-aamc winnina streak
Cleveland is 1~2 apmst lcf1-handed starters.
A crowd of S6.48S saw the th1rd~place lndtans pull
within &wo pmcs of the first-place Yankees in the
American Lcaaur East. New York has lost three 1n a row.
A~etJcs 7, Raqera I: In Oakland. Stan Javier
sin'1cd home the winnina run in the 14th inning as the
Athletics ended a four-game losing streak.
Terry Steinbach drew a leadofTwalk in the 14th from
Dale Mohorcic. 2-4. and pinch-runner Matt Sinatro took
second on a wild pitch. Javier followed Wlth a sin&Jc 10
lefi-ecntcr field as Oakland won for JUSt the third time in
12pmcs.
n1en It, Bltt Jays 5: Chet Lemon. who tnplcd and
doubled earlier. h11 a tiebr'C'akin&. t~o-run homer 1n the
seventh innina for Detroit at T11er Stadium in the
longest-runnina nine-innina n1&ht game 1n American
League history.
The pme took 3 hours. 59 minutes. The previous
longest was 3 hours. 56 minutes on Aua. I. 1977. bct~ccn
Texas and Chicago.
on.let S, lle4 S.x t: In Baltimore. Jim Traber
singled home Eddie Mumiy wnh one out 1n the 11th
inning for the Orioles.
Murray drtw a one-out walk from Dennis lamp. I· 3
Murray then stoic his fourth base of the season and
continued to third when catcher Rich Gedman's throw
went into center field. Traber followed with a single lo
center.
Twlu 4, Mart.en 1: Tim Laudncr's thrtt-run
double broke a sixth-inning ttc and Frank Viola posted
his 16th stra1fht Metrodome victory
Laudncr s 1wo-out hn snapped a 1-1 tie and came on
a 3-2 pitch from reliever Mike Jackson. who 1nhcn1cd a
3-0 count when he replaced injured Edwin Nunez. Scott
Bankhead. 1-3. )'lelded Kent Hrbek's leadofT single and a
walk to Gar) Gactu beforedcpamnaand Nunez. who len
~•th back spasms. had intenttonally walked Gene Larkin
Brewen 7, Wlllte Sex!: JefTrc\' Leonard hit his first
Amcncan Lcaauc homer and Jim Cantner dro"e 1n thrCt"
runs for M1lwaukcc at County Stadium.
Leonard. who came 10 tht Brc"trs in a June 8 trade
with the San Franc1SC'o Giants. homered 1n the fifth ofT
Bill Long. 2·3. for a 4-0 lead. Leonard 1mmed1a1cly brok1:
into his .. one flap down" home-run trot -one arm held
do"n to his side -to tht dehghl of 33.657 fans
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n1n, of Prlctay•e &ame at Wii.Cley Field! -Concepcion suspended two day~
Clncin-nati infielder
appeals penalty to
piayon his birthday
CINCINNATI (AP) -Cincinnau
Reds infielder 0a .. c Concepcion filed
an appeal Fnda) of his _tw<>:da)
suspension for a basc-throwina inci-
dent so he could play on his 40th
b1rthda).
National Lcaaue Prcs1dent Bart
Giamatll suspended Conccpc1on for
two days Fnda)' because the infielder
uproo&ed first base and thrcw 11
follOWlOI his eJCCl1on in a pmc last
"eek 1n San Francisco.
Concepcion said he was surpnscd
at the suspension. which was 1ccom-
pan1cd b)' a rePorted SSOO fine He
said he made the appeal so he could
pla) on his blrthda) Fnday apinst
tM Giants at Rt,erfront Stadium.
"I "as looking forward to this day.
to being on the field for my 40th
b1nhda>." C'onccpc1on said
Concepcion. the Reds' team cap-
uin and last pla)'in& holdover from
the ··Big Red Machine .. of the 1970s.
said he was merely venling frus-
tration when he removed first base
and tossed i&.
~1 didn't thro~ the bag (at) any-
bod) :· Concepcion said Fnda> ··1
JUSt thrc~ 11 to act the frustration out
of me . Mr. President (G1amatt1). I
aucss he never got angry before "
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apinst the Giants. Umpire Mark
H irschbcck called Concepcion out on
stnkcs. stanina an argument danng
which Concepcion drtw a hne 1n the
dart where he thouaht the puch had
been. He ~as eJ«led as the 1rgumcnt
--irev. heaitcd and C'onccpc1on had ti
be restrained. : -.. As C'om:cpc1on walked down the fi~t base line to lca'e the field. tc
grabbed the base, pulled 11 from the
sround and Ouna 11 i ..
GIBBONS REMOVED •.. i
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pla)ers home 3f1er no t1f)1n1 the
parent\
.. At this Point. I notified our
pnnc1pal and suspended the pla)tn
for 45 da)S The nc'.\l thing I knov., I
"as repnmandcd for poor JUd&e-
mcnt:· said Gibbons
.. Tu me. 11'\ a qu~llon ofJunsd1c-
11on The 1nrn1cnt took pla~ befol"(' I
took custod) of the pl3)t'rs I""'" told
I brol c d istrict pohn Well. l''c
nc,er seen an\ d istrict gutdchnes.
"It's \Cn shodd" on tht part of
admm1\trai1on . \\l: could haH talk-
ed this out. but the\ decided to make
this dl't:m on a& the last minute. so tht'
pan·nts a nd studcn&s v.ouldn't rail~
around."
Upon heanns the nc"s. assmant
coach Bob Gib~ decided he v.ould
not return
"Bob 1s absolute!) 1rrcplaccable.·
said G ibbons ~1 ha"csuch rnpcct for
him He took arc of the h11t1ng ~h1le
I handled our defense and pitching ..
Gibbons coached the Scillhawk)
'ars1&)' from IQ79-81. v.cnt to la"
-~hool from I Yb l-S4 then return
from I '11S5-pn~nt. His teams ha
reach1.-d at least the CIF quartcrfina
fi ,e 5.tra1t,ht )Ca rs .and ad'l.anced
t~ 5em11i nal\ 1n IQIS5 ~fore bc1
ousl\:'d b' Fountain \ allc~ the Sun league·~ 1h1rd-placc team th
sca~n
Barrett. his replacement. ha)
Ocean Vie"· .. frosh-!o<>ph coach t
lHt 1wo ~t"aT'\ "here he tras won t
SunM:t lc"&uc each \CU at that le'
Ht. came from Eas1 Bakersfield H1
"here he '-oal h"-d the frosh-
tcam l"O \ea ~
Barrett a11end1..-d f ullerto n Coll
and Stani!.lau~ ~tatc and 1s a sc1en
1cac-h1:r at On·an \ 1ev.
"I ligu~ thcrc "ould bC' a f'e\ 1
of the s11ua11on:· said Gibbons ··
conduu on thl' field h.as ne" er b«n
qucs11on. Ne, er 1n m~ hfc ha .. e I
lucked out ofa ballgame.
··1 ~uc\Uon the procedure ot t
adm101\tra11o n and the wa~ the v.h
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will. hau and shoes. white eocks and dark &lasl«.
... led on the hood and fender of a police car. Four ~nasters. wairina black bats. sunawses and lteel'I
Jr. Buh Brotbd' lhlm. arc also in the picture.
.. I'd much rather~ for this than for somcthinf 'Ii~ baseball cards, .. laid McGwire ... The only posters
Md u a kid were thole SpOru Illustrated action shott.
but this has a lot more penonality ...
Nenhcr player disclosed the financial rewards that
aniiht await them. but insiders familiar with the Poster
matkct told The Tribune tfult the normal deal is a flat
12.5 pc1ttnt of the $2.50 wholesale price. Thus, if
100.000 of the SS posters are sold, the pair will split
SJl.2SO.
Quote of the day
P1U.1 J...._, trainer for Last Shower, a 3-
)UJ'-Old dauahter of Bates Motel and the mare
ThouahtsofC.Ove, whose name was derived from "Ps~cl,o." the Alfred Hitchock film classic: ''She's a nice filly. I just hope with that name she doesn't tum out to be a bleeder."
llcLemore sidelined two weeks
• California Anaels second baseman Iii ...,. Md.emere underwent vascular sur-
IC'Y Friday and will be sideh ned for at least
two weeks, team ofTtciaJs said, Mclemore
bad a dotted vein removed from hi~ upper right arm.
uid team physician Dr. Jue• Kallal.Ill. wbo assisted Dr."Jolm West wiah the surscry at St. Joseph Hospital. It
will take a couple of days to determine the cause of the
clottina, Rasinski said. Mcl.emore, 10 his second m~or
lequc season. has been on the team's 21-day disabled
list and last played on May 23. He has hit .2S I this
season, with one homer and 12 RBI ... Meanwhile.
Anaels reliever DeWayae Balce was placed on the IS-
day disabled list with a muscle strain in his left lea. No
decision on a roster replacement will be made unul
today. the Ansets said. Buice. placed on the DL
retroactive to June 16. hasa 2-4 record with three saves
and a S.11 earned run avcrase an 27 appearances this
season.
Evans sets meet record in IM
Hifh school swimmer Janet Evans of II Placentia won the 4()().meter 1nd1v1dual
medic) in a meet-record lime of 4 minutes.
4S.4S seconds. and less than one hour later
~on the 200-meter butterfly m a Df'~~::!\l-bes1 um(' of
2: 16. 77 a' t~ Miss10~ '.'1cJO 1n"1ta11onal Fnday.
The old 40U IM record was 4·47 2C set by Tracy Caulkins.
Evan .. knod:ed three seconds off her previous best time 1n the 200 bu!tcrfly.
Evar1s. who ct:mplctcd her JU:aior year in ha&h
tchool on Thursday. 1r. wnsidued to be one of
America's brilhtest hopes for a &<>Id medal in the Seoul Olympics. Sbt• swims for Fullerton Aquatics.
Today. E' ans wiJI swam the 200 backstroke and the
400 freestyle. "'which she holds the world record of
4:0S.4S.
Rowdy Games. the 1984 Ol ympic Gold medalist
in the 100 freestyle. marked his return to the sport by
swimming the third lq for the Las V cps Gold team in
the 800 frecst~lc relay.
Gaines· lime of I :S9. IS for his 200-meter searncnt
was more than I 0 seconds slower than his 1982 world rttord in the 200 freestyle. Las Vegas Gold finished
second.
AyrtH Sena continued his amuini •
qualifying mastery Friday, takin1 the
provisional Pole for the Detroit Grand
Prix. The brilliant Brazihan, who hat
started aJI five Formula One races this season from the
Pole position, will be a strona favorite to k~ his
Mclaren-Honda in the top SPot in the final quahf'yina
session today. The fastest 26 cars throup the two hours
of time trials over two days will determine the 1tartint
grid for Sunday's race throuah the strttts of downtown
Detroit. Senna was clocked It I minute. "40.606
1«onds, translatin& to 89.4S8 mph or 143.962 kph. on
the 2.S-milc (4.023-kilometer) circuit ... OM Majerte
and Dav&d Robiuo.a led the U.S. Select team. a aroup of
Olympic hopefuls, to an 84-68 victory over the
Netherlands as the four-nation Pohjola Cup tour·
nament began in Kotka, Finland. Ml)etie. a 6--foot·S forward from Central MichiJln University, led all
scorers with 16 Points. includ1n1 nine in the fint half.
Robinson. a 7-foot former Na"'Y center, scored six
straiaht Points within two minutes late in the second halflo hall a stroni Dutch comeback ... Brtu Baroeet,
a 27-ycar-old boxer, died Friday niJht in Durbin. South
Africa 1'f\cr being in a conu. for three days after he '!"15
knocked out by an American fiptcr. Baronet, a junior
welterweight once ranked as a contender by the World
Boxana Association. suffered extensive brain damage
when Keuy Vice knocked him out in the last round of
a I ().round fight Tuesday night .
Televtalon. radio
TEL£ VISION
9 a.m. -HORSE JUMPING: Uppervillc
(.Va.) Jumper Oassic (taped), ESPN.
IO:ISa.m. -BASEB~: San Francisco at
Cincinnati, Channel 4.
10:30 a.m. -MEN'S GOLF: PGA U.S.
Open, from Brookline, Mass., Channel 7.
10:30 a.m. -MEN'S BOWLING: The
Showboat Senior Invitational, from Las Yeps
(taped), ESPN.
I p.m. -BASEBALL: Padres at Dodacrs.
Channel 4.
2 p.m. -HORSE RACING: The Ohio
Derby. from North RandaJI, Ohio, ESPN.
4 p.m. -TRACK AND FIELD: NCAA
Track and Field Championships, from Eugene. Ore. (taped), Channel 2.
4 p.m. -BASEBALL: Philadelphia at New
York Mets. WOR.
4:3S p.m. -BASEBALL: Houston at
Atlanta, TBS.
S ~p.m. -BASEBALL: Anacls at Kansas City, Channel S.
S:30 p.m. -ARENA FOOTBALL: New
En&Jand at New York, ESPN.
7:30 p.m. -BOXING: Lupe Miranda vs.
N1kk1 Perez in NABF Junior liJhtwcipt title
bout. from Fort Wonh, Tex. (taped), Prime
Ticket.
10 p.m. -AUSTJ\AUAN FOOTBALL:
hi&hli&hts, ESPN .
10:30 p.m. -BOXING: Showtime.
11 :30 p.m. -COLLEGE LACROSSE:
NCAA Division I championship, from Syracuse,
N. Y. (taped), ESPN.,
2:30a.m. -MEN'SGOLJI': PGA U.S. Open,
from Brookline, Mass. (delayed), ESPN.
RADIO
IO:IS a.m. -BASEBALL: San Francisco at
Cincinnati, KNX (1070);
I p.m. -BASEBALL: Padres at Dodsen.. KABC (790). KFMB (760).
S p.m. -BASEBAU. Ana.ck at-Kang~
City. KMPC (710).
Christian rides
to easy victory
Alan Chrisuan captured his second
scratch main event in the 12-wcck-
old spccdwa) motorcycle season at
the, Oranac County Fairarounds Fri-
dn} nr1h1 v.hcn he brcttcd to-a fivc-
lcnjth 'ictor) over Steve Lucero.
Christian lx.'Came the first multiple v. inner of the !ioCrotch matn other than
·ci&ht-li'!lc winner Bobby Schwarti.
v.ho finish"•d 1h1rd on Fnday.
Chti)tian and Schwart2 dueled
throuah the first two turns before
Chri1tian shot anto tM lead and
Lucero took od' antagc of a Schwan.t
bobble to move into ~ond.
~ r:•:~·. ... "''' 71"1 ................ Jn the handicap main before 3.103
fans. Bernie Tusko of Cypress re·
corded a wire-to-ware victory. his fil"lt
at the Fair,rounds,
BABASBOFFHASOL YMPIC GOAL ••• Pram Bl
redo her thinkina between now and
Auaust if she hopes to hear ahe
Olympic theme sona in Scpaembcr .
Only the top two peifonner& in each
event qualify to represent their coun-
try in Korea.
"The competition level is far
superior at the Olympic trials than the
Olympics themselves,·• uid Ray
Bray, Babashofrs coach at Fountain
Valley, where she was a four-time
hi&h school All-American, seuina
scflool and Sunset Leaaue tteords in
the I 00. 200 and SOO frees.
Babashoff doesn't nttd to look far for her primary competition. Janet
Evans. who swims for the Fullerton
Aquatics Swim Team, is tht current
world-record holder in the 400, 800
and l.SOO frees ..
"Janet and I have known each
other since we were nine or I 0, ..
Babashoff said. "When we're in the
watcr.t everyone is a competitor. But
out or the water. we're good friends."
The competition will be anything
but friendly come Au1us1. According
to Darr, thoup, Babuhoff i1 JUlt mean cnou&h to ICCOmplish what she
acts out to ao. .
'*A lot of swimmers ao to the trials
thinkina it will be a nice experience, a aood ch1ntt to meet and see the best swimmers in the country," Darr uid.
"But I want my kids '° uy to
themseleves. 'I'm here to make the
.team and nothin1 else.' "
Babashoff has been thinkina about
the Olympics practically since she
w11 born. Darr recalls visitina the
Babashoffs when Debbie was an
infant and watchan& her do racina
dives onto a couch or practice her
crawl stroke 1cross the livina room
C'lrptl.
She bqan swimmina with her brother Jack and her sister Shirley,
both Ol~mpic medalists. while she
was still in diapers.
Babashoffknows what it takes to be
an Olympic champion. She has been
hcarinJ about her family's ac·
comphshments as Iona as she can
remember. Now it's her tum.
"What (Jack and Shirty)did iswbat
they did .. I don'a mind the com·
paraaons. I've been hearina them all my life," she uid.
"They don't put any PftllUrc on
me and neither do my parents. They
would all be ud if I don't mate lhe
team. because that'• a.n my pl all
alona. But ifs not like I'd be lettina
the family down. lt wouldn't be the
end of the world."
With all tht emphasis on swim ..
mina in the Babe1hoff family, it's
quite easy to fortet anothct world
uist1. But Debbie does her best to
keep thinp in peneective. Followma the Olympics, she is
beaded for the Univer:siiy of' Mi1mi
where she will major in businaa llw
or political Kientt on a twimmina
scholarship. Afttt araduation, lhe
plans to become a corporate lawyer.
As for competina in the 1992
Olympics?
"I want to just set throuah this one
first," she uid. "Then l'Jl see how
colleac is 101nJ and whether I want to
keep compcuna. There's plenty of
time to think about that later."
Lakers happy to be home
LA counting on Forum edge
to turn NBA series around--
PONTIAC. Mich. (AP)-The Los An&eles Lakcrs
worked all season to set the homccourt advan1aac·
th roughou1 the playoffs.
Now the~ get to find out 1f at was really worth 1t.
.\ficr losing 10 the Detroit Pmons Thursda).' ni&ht for
the ~'<:ond consccuu vc game at the Pontiac S1lvcrdomc
and folhn& be hind. 3-:!. an the NBA champ1onsh1p series.
the U.11.ers were n:lieved to be fl ying home Friday. The
sill.th game and the seventh. af necessary. will be played
Sunday and Tuesday night. ··wc·re back home Sunday and I hope we can come
1hrouah with our greatest effort," Lakers Coach Pat Rile y
said. "Then wc·11 worry about the seventh game." The Pistons won the opener at the Forum only 10 lo~
Game 3 al the Silverdome. retumina the homccourt
ad,antagc back to the Lakers.
··we·ve &<>t to 10 out there. concentrate and play
defense:· said Pistons forward Adnan Oantlcy. who
scored 2S points in Detroit's 104-94 victory in Game S.
"We feel they're not aoan& to come out and do their
showt1mc stuffhke they normally do if they're a pmc up.
We fiaurc they miaht be a little methodial now.''
"I've been around too Iona to anticipate what's soina
to happen," Detroit Coach Chuck Daly said. "All J know
is that we're up 3-2 and we've aot a chance."
"All we have to do is 10 to Los Angeles and play a aood game," Pistons center Bill Laimbccr said. "We have
two shots 10 win the championship."
Dctroii, which now has two chances to win the
franchise's first NBA title. has some history on its side.
To wan the championship. the l..akcrs will have to
tx-come the first team to win thrtt poltseason stnes. 4-3.
the samcJcar. The, needed seven pmes to beat both
Dallas an Utah 1n 1he Western Conference playoffs.
Riley. who said after winnina the title a year aao.
'Tm aoin1 to guarantee everyone we're goina to repeat,"
dad not back away from that statement ancr Thursday's defeat.
.. I lake our chances." Riley said. "I still bcheve this
team is aoina to win the championship. I'm sure our fant
wall be \'CJ'Y vocal. TM &uct ttoPt in Los Anaetes. we•" ha vc to be highly motivated to get the job done."
The Lake rs. who are an the NBA finals forthc seventh
time in the last nine yea,.,. arc trying to become the first
team since the 1968-69 Boston Celtics to repeat as
champions. ·
But Mychal Thompson. who came off the bench to
have h i~ ~tpmc of the s.cnes wath 14 Points on 7-for-8
shoouni. said the Lakerscan't be 1hinkin1about winnina
the championship. Game 6must10 first on the aacnda. ht
said. .
"We can't think ahead past Sunday or they wall blow
riaht past us." Thompson said.
TlmeJabbar's big enemy
At41,eentercan
sf ill act as leade_r_
in Lakers' attac
~me in the takers' favor.
-&:Os Anaeles is home Sunday for the
sixth, and p()Sliblf final, pme of the
championship senes.
In 1968-69, the Milw1ukee Bucks
had the NBA 's second worst record.
The next season Abdul-J1bber. then
known as Lew Alcindor,jolned them
and they had the lcasue·s second best
re(Ord.
When the Lakcrs won IM NBA title
in 1980 and 1982, he wu their
dominant player. In 1916-87 he failed
10 lead his cam In sconna for the first
time sinte arammar achool.
Now. in his 19th NBA seuon. he is
just a contnbutor to a team, a tole he
uys he enjoys.
"lt'I 1us1 u much fun being
involved asa team playena it la belna
a primary, solitary fiaure out there,
he said. "I had to make adjustments
but I don't think It's that '°~and it
always happened in the context of our
winnina. That made it easier ...
.. The thin .. he'sdoiniat lheqeof
41 arc amazma." Lot An,elet g\.wd
Byron Scott said. "His role has
chanacd bccau1e, u a team, we're
aolna to different people more, but
he's still a fo~e In the middle."
NFL players move
closer to free agency
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Bravesstl tr twice
behind Murphy's blows
Atlanta's Ive-run rally In nlnt
completes doubleheader sweep
,.,.. n. A••laltd Ptn1
Oive Dale Murphy two stars for his performance •aalnst the Houston Astros Friday niaht.
Murphy's run-sc:orinf. sinlle witfi one out capptd •
five-run. ninth innin1 ral y that carried the Braves pall
Houston in Atlanta. 6-S. for 1 doubkheader sweep. Murphy's 10th home run with two out in the eipth
innina pve the Bravet a ._3 victory in the first pmt.
fnscned as I pinCh•huter in the fifth innint Of the
niahtcap. Murphy remained in the pme and eventually won 1t.
.. It's a runny pme," said Murphy. who hit an 0.2
pi1ch ... I 1hou1h1 I was aoina to att-1 l"e$t. l don't know
what to say: The auys scorina the four runs put me in that P<>$1tion."
It was the fint time the Braves had won 1 pme when
trailina after .ciaht inninas. They came in 0.36.
Jerry Royster opened the ninth with a pinch smatc
and Ron Gllnt followed with a sinaJe to ch&K reliever
Rock)' Childress. Juan Aaosto then pve up consccutjvc RBI ilnafcs to Ken Oberkfell and Gerald Perry.
Ken Griffey arceted Dave Smith. J-4. with a run·
scorina sin&k that scored Obcrkfell and stnt Perry lo
third. After Andres Thomas struck out. Ozzie Virsil
sinalcd in the tyina run to set up Murphy's pme-winner.
Elsewhere in the National Lcatuc:
Plllllet a, Mett l: Mike Schmidt hit his '36th career
home run and Kevin Oross allowed seven hits in ai;,
inninas as Philadelphia beat Dwiaht Oooden at Shea
Stadium. The home run tied Schmidt for seventh place on
the all-time list with Mickel' Mantle.
Gross. 8-2. struck out"" and walked two en route to
Davis sent to hospital
after being hit by pitch
CINCINNATI (AP)-Cincinnati Reds center
fielder Eric Davis was hit by a pitch on the left elbow
Friday niaht and went to a hospital for precautionary
X-rays.
Team spokesman Jim Fersuson said no fracture
was found. h wasn't immediately known whether
Davis would be sidelined by the injury.
Davis was hit in his first at-bat apinst San
Francisco starter Atlee Hammaker. who was wild in
his first innina. Hammaker also walked Barry
Larkin and hit Paul O'Neill in the same innina.
Davis was examined on the field but stayed in
the pme for the rest of the innina. He was replaced
in the top of the second and taken to Christ Hospital
(or the X-rays.
Davis is an the middle of a hittinastreak that has
raised his overall averaae to .2SO. He has hit .3S6 in
his last 12 pmes with five homers and 11 RBI,
raisins his home run total to 11 and his RBI total to 34.
Larkin wu forced from the pme in the fif\h
innin• after he re1njured a bruised finser on his
throw1n1 hand.
l..arkin's status also was unknown.
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hi• t0unh atra1p1 victory. TM Phillin arc S.2 ... ins1 tht
Mttt that ttUOn.
..... 0 ... 111: Danny Jackson pitched a fivf•hlner
and Kai Olnitl11nd Lloyd McCltndon each drove in two
runs for Cincinnati at Rlvtrf'ront Stadium.
Jackson. 1.3, walked two and struck out eipt f0t his third MUIOUI and nfth comp~tc pme Of the M'llOn.
Tht Reds tamed their fifth victor>-in sil pmes by
handina the Giants their fifth loss 1n Jix pmcs.
C• '7, Es,.. I: Vance Law drove in two n.tns and
Rick Sutcliffe pjtchtd tix 1tron1 annanas for Chicqo at WriaJcy Field.
"'Rick Sutcliffe. mak1n1 only has second 5tart since
comina olTthc disabkd hst on May 21. allowed 1tven h111
1n SIX•PIUS inninas.
CaN1aal1 '7, Pita'" I: At Three Riven Stadium. Joe
Maarnncallowcd five hitsovereiaht 1nnanp in his second
start since comina off tht d1Mabled hst and Willie MrCtt
hit his fi~t homer es St. Louis ended 1 six-same losina
streak.
Tony Pena added a two-run sin&k 1n the third and
Oa1c Smuh scored three runs.
In the American Lcaaue·
lldlu1 t, Yaakeet C: Ron Kittle homered in h1J first
two at·batJ apsnst his former New York tcammat~.
lcadina John Farrell and the Indians to the victory in
Cleveland.
The Indians Jot 10 hits. c1aht of them for extra bases.
and ended John Candelaria's scvcn..pme winnina streak.
(')evclond is 14-2 apinst left-handed Starters.
A crowd of .S6.48S saw the thirdJplacc Indians pull
within two ,amcs of the first-place Yankees in the
American Lcaaue East. N(W York has lost three in a row.
A .. lelJct '7, Raqen I: In Oakland. Stan J,avier
sinalcd home the winnin1 run in the 14th inning as the
Athlcucs ended a four-same losina. streak.
Terry SteinbachdrtWa leadofTwalk an the 14th from
Dale Mohorc1c, 2..4. and pinch-runner Matt Sinatra took
second on a wild pitch. Javier followed wtth a sinalc lo
lef\~ntcr field as Oakland won for JUSI the third tame in
12 pmcs.
Tl1en U, Bite Jays•: Chet Lemon. who tnpled and
doubled earlier. htt a ticbrtakana. two-run homer 1n the
Kvcnth innina for Detroit at Ticer Stadium 1n the
lonacst-runnana nanc-inn1na n1aht pme 1n Amencan
Lcaauc history.
The pme took 3 hours. ~9 minutes. The previous
longest was 3 hours . .S6 minutes on Aua. I. 1977. bc1wccn
Texas and Ch1caao.
Oriolet I, Red Sox l; In Bah1morc. Jim Traber
san.lcd home Eddie Mumy with one out in the 11th
an nm& for the Orioles.
Murray drew a one-out walk from Dennis Lamp. 1-3.
Murray then stoic his founh base of the season and
continued to third when catcher Rich Gedman's throw
went into center field. Traber followed with a sinatc 10
center.
Twlat C, Mart11en I: Tim Laudncr's three-run
double broke a s1xth·innin& tic and Franl Viola posted
his I 61h slratfht Mctrodome victory.
Laudncr s two-out hit snapped a I· I tic and came on
a 3-2 p11cb from reliever Mikt Jackson. who 1nher11cd a
3.() count when he replaced inJurtd Edwin Nunez. Scott
B:ankhcad. 1-3. yielded Kent Hrbtk's leadofTsan&le and a
walk to Oaf) Gaett1 btfort depaninaand Nunn. ""ho left
w1 th back spasms. had 1n1ent1onally walked Gene Larkin
Br~tn 1, WMte Sox t: Jeff~) Leonard hit his first Amcncan Lcaaue homer and Jam Gantner drove 1n thrct'
runs for M11Vrauk~ at County Stadium.
Leonard. who came to the B~wers in a June 8 trade
with the San Francisco G11nts. homertd in the fifth off
Bill Lon&-1·3. for a 4-0 lead. Leonard immedlatcly broke
into his "one nap down" home-run lrOt -One arm held
down 10 his side -to the dehaht of 33.657 fans .
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AP
Montreal'• Hubie Brooke •ucceufully
ateat. aecond bue u the ball el udee Cbl-
caco'a Ryoe 8andbef1 du.rtnc MCODd ta:
nlq of Priday'• pme at Wi'ICley Flel~
Concepcion suspended two day~
Cincinnati infielder
appeals penalty to
play on ~is birthday
CINCINNATI (AP) -C1nc1nnat1
Reds infielder Dave Concepcion filed
da) 1n the fifth 1nninJ of a pmc:
ap1nst the Giants Umpire Mark
H1rschbcck called Concepcion out on
stnkC'S. starting an argument dorina
which Concepcion d~w a line 1n the
dirt where he tho~t the pitch had
bttn. He was e)Cctcd as the •rsument
--arc~ heated and Concepcion t\ad ti ~ rt'Slramed : -• As ( onccpc1on walked down ttc first base hnc to lca\C the field. he
arabbtd the ba.sc. pulled It from mt
around and Ouna it. I ...
an appeal Fnda) of his two-day
suspension for a basc-throw1n1 inc•·
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GIBBONS REMOVED ... i
2 From B l
Nattonal Lcaauc President Bart pla)crs home after notifying the Giamatti suspended Concepcion for parents
two days Friday because the infielder ··Al this point. I noufied our
uprooted first base and th~w it principal and sui.pendt'd the pla)en
followin1 his ejection 1n a pme last for 45 da)\. The next th1na l know. I
week 1n San Francisco was rcpnmanded for poor Judce· Concepcion said he was surprised mcnt.'' said Gibbons
at the suspension. which was accom-"To me. u's a quc\t1on of JUfl~JC·
panied by a reported SSOO fine He uon. The 1nc1denl took pl•ce bcfo~ l
said he made the appeal so he could 1ool custod) of the pla)crs. l was 1old
pit)' on his b1nhda)' Fnday ap1nst 1 bro~c district polic). Well. l'\it'
thf Giants at Ra"erfront Stadium. nc, er 5.Cen an) d1\tnCl 1u1dehnM
"l was lookana forward to this day, "It'<> '''f) 1;hodd> on thf pan of
to bc1n1 on the field for my 40th adm1nistrauon \\ c could haH talk·
b1rthda).'' Con~pcion said ed 1h1) uu1. but the) decided to make
Concepcion. the Reds' te.m cap-th1sdl"{1s1on ;,at th(' Iii.I minute.~ tht'
tam and last playina holdover from parents and studc.·nts -.ouldn'1 rall)
the "Baa Red Machine" of the 19705. around.''
said he was merely "entina frus-Upon heanna the nc"'s. assai1an1
1rat1on when he removed first ba~ coach Bob Gibbs decided he would
and tos~d 1t. not return.
··1 didn't throw thf baa (at) an~ "Bob 1s absolutely 1rrcplaceable."
K hll<>I from I 91U -84. lhcn return
from I ~85-prcM'nt Hl\ team~ ha
rC"aCh<"d at lt'ast the CIF quartt'rfina
fi \C." \tra1d\t )Car'\ and advant:cd
the ~m1final\ 1n I ~8S before bc1
ou\tcd b' Fountain Vall<'~. the Sun
League'\ third-plact team th
~:i'>On
Barren. h1\ rtplacemcnl. ha!>
Oct'an V1t>v. 'i. fr~h-\Oph coach t
las& t \o\ o ) ear\ "'h<"rc he has won t
Sunset Lcaauc each >car at that &c' HC' c:aml· from East lbleT'\f~ld H1
.,,. ht'rl' he \:~«hcd the frosh-so
team tv.o )cal">.
Barrell itllend~d F ulknon Coll
anJ S11n1sl.Jus Stall and 1\ • K"1en
teacher at O<:can V1'"""·
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body.'· Concepcion said Fnday. "I said Gibbons "l ha"e such rc~pt'ct for
4, !_,.,.,, 1 JUSt thrtw 1t to &Cl the frustration out him He took care oftht' hit ting "'htlc
-.. 110Ta . of me . . Mr. President (G1amatt1). I I handled our ddcn!.t' and p1tch1n1 ··
"I fi&urcd thel'c:' Y.Uuld bt a l't'\ 1 of the \1tuat1on," said Gibbon~."
conduct on lhC' tit'ld has never bttn
quci.11on. NcH·rin m' hfchavc I
~ickt'd out of11 lr.2llpmc .
··1 que\tton the procedurt of t
admm1\trat1on and the wa) the wh
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~els (Finley 4-8) at Kansas City (Bannister 7-S). S:OS p.m.
Boston (Clemens 9-4) at Baltimore (Bautista 2-S). 10:20 a.m.
New York (Rhoden 2-.S) at Clcvelan<l (Bailes 6-.S). 10:3'Ji:m.
Toronto (Clancy 3-8) at Detroit (Terreh 2-3). l :OS p.m.
Tcus (Hou&h 6-7) al Oakland (Bums().()). I :OS p.m.
Scanlc (Sw1f\ S-3) at Minnesota (Straker 2-4). S:OS p.m.
C'hicaao (Perez 6-2) at Milwaukee (Wqman S-S). S:3S p.m.
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Boiton at Balumorc. 10:3.S a.m.
d New York at Cleveland. 10:3.S a.m.
Toronto at Detroit. I0:3S a.m . •
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Seau&e at Minnesota, 11: IS a.m.
Oticqo at Milwaukee. 11 :3.S a.m.
Tcus at Oakland, 2:0.S p.m.
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WES? DIVISION w L Pct. GB w• Streak Rome Awa~ D•'ien 34 29 .S40 4-6 Lost 3 16-17 18-1
Houston 34 31 .S23 I 4-6 Lost 2 20-10 14-21
San Francisco 32 33 492 3 4-6 Lost I 19-17 13-16
Cincinnati 31 34 477 4 6-4 Won I 15-14 16-20
San D1cao 29 37 439 6'h 8-2 Won 2 22-19 7-18
Atlanta 23 40 .365 II 4-6 Won 3 10-19 13-21
EAST DIVISION
New York 41 23 641 4-6 Lost I 21-10 20-13
Pittsbur&h 36 29 .S54 S1h S-5 Lost 2 22-14 14-IS
Chica&o 33 31 .516 8 6-4 Won 2 14-14 19-17
St. Louis 33 32 .508 811! 3-7 Won I 15-16 18-16
Montreal 31 33 484 10 5-5 Lost 3 18-13 13-20 Ph1ladclph1a 29 34 .460 I l'h 7-3 Won 3 16-15 13-19
Friday's Scores
San Diego 7-4. Dod1tn 4-)
Atlanta 4-6. Houston 3-S
Ch1c•10 7. Montreal 3
Cincinnati 6. San Francisco 0
Ph1ladclph1a 3. New York I
St. Louis 7. Pittsburgh 3
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San Diego (Show S-6) at Dod1tn (lklcher 3-4). 1:05 p.m.
San Francisco (Downs 4-6) at Cmc1nnau (R. Roblllson 2-5) 10 15 am.
Montrcal(Dopson l-4)atCh1cago(Maddux 11-3).11 :?Oam
Ph1ladclph1a (Rav.le) S-6) at New York CF.:mandez 3-5). 4:05 pm.
St Louis (Tudor 2-2) at Pittsburih (fisher 4-4). 4:05 p.m
Houston (R)an S-4) at .\tlanta (Coffman 2-6). 4:40 p.m
Saaday'a Games
San D1c&o at DM1en. 2. l:OS p.m.
Philadelphia at New York. 10:35 a.m.
St Louis at Pittsbur&h. 10:35 am.
HoustonatAtlanta. ll:IOam
San Fnmc1sco at Cmcinna11. 11.15 a.m.
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For the leCOftd ~a summer,
UCl'1 Trevor Kronemann wilt com· ~te for the United Sca1e1 Galea Cup
acnnis team 11 the international
aoumamcnt f'or pla~ 204nd·under
at Vich)'.-France;llaiaJuly.
He will be joined by his UCI
doubles penner Mite lrillaand
Loni Beach State's 0,. Failla.
.. Two out oflhc three suys att
Anteaters, so it's really quite an honor
for the KhooL •• said ua Coech Grq
Pa non. "It's the first time in the
hi,toryofthcU.S.GaleaCupteam
that there were two from the Mme
school."
Kronemann,a ~mon: from
• Bradenton. Fla .. finalhed 29-l Sin
1in1lcs.camin1the 37th national
rankina and Afl-Amcri~ honon. He
was 16-10 in doubles with Bri ...
pinina the 21st rankinain the nation.
Bri finished 31 ·I :Zin si
w 1nn1 na tfie PC'AA ~ o:"C'"Jinw11P!r'1trtt1~-
asa freshman.
The rcmainderoftht Anteaters.
who finished ranked siitth in the
nation. will compete on the USTA
satellite circuit in the Southem U.S.
0
OCC-1 TtuC...&UM was named
the state's top community coll.tac
swimmcrfor 1988bythcstate's
aquatic coaches. Constable, with a
GPAof3.2. hopes to continue
sw1mm1ng fora four-ycarPfOltlm ..
OCC aquatics coach 0.. Waa..
plans to return to coach the Pirates ncu season after withdrawina his
name from consideration fora 1imi-
larposition 1t EJ C1mino .•. The
Pirates' Derek DeUa .. du will play
baseball next season for the NAIA's
Lewi sand Clark St.ate Collete of
Lewiston. Idaho "l'vealwayswanted
to play in a small town. The people
there rcall)'SCt behind the team."
Dchdasht1an earned second-team
All-State and firsHeam All-Sou them
Cahforn1a honorsa~rs~ttins 19
home runs. which tied James' s1n1le-
scason Coast home run record. and
dnv1nain 69 runs with a .399 batt1na
avcraae ... TheOCCmen'atennis
doubles team of""11 FIM4 and WU
MarlDo finished the season ranked
faunh in the final 1988 state rankinas.
while thcOCC team finished ranked
fif\h. Erk Rebltur fimshed ninth in
the state. while Aood was I Sah and
Marino 38th ... The UCI men's
tennis team selected Kronemann as
the MO$t Valuable Player. llJeUH
LabDerasthc Most Improved Player
and MlteCad11u1slhcMost
Inspirational Pla)er ... On the womcn'uidC.~WekMelwas
Most Valuable Pla)cr. kart. aen.1
Most lmpro"edandDtaaTrawl"
Most Inspirational for Dorttn Jrish"s
23.9 team ... UC"I men's track honon
include G•• QaiHH1 (Huntinaton
Beach H1&h)andko4Breweras
Outstandina Runner and Mike Mor·
aleusOutstandina Field performer.
.. On the women'sside. senior Becky
VaJeatJaewaschoscnOutstandin1
RunncrandKrt1dKHfmaueamcd
Outstanding Field athlete ... UCJ aolf
honors went lo Price SMemaker
(Most Valuable Player). arts
Saaatar(Most Improved Player) and
MlkeS.ckllq(Rookieofthc Year).
Shoemaker finished founh 1t the
PC AA Championships and wasa
second-team all-conference selection
. Coach~ La.U.U awarded
the fint scholarship since UC l's
soccer proaram bqan in 1984 to La
Mirada H1ah's~Gaanaa. who
wa$ a thrcc-time AO-Suburban
Lcaaue selection and an All-CIF pick .
HB trio qualifies
in surfing event
Thrtt Huntinaton Beach surfen-
Stevc Puah. Kirk Tice and Bud
Llamas -have advanced to today's
Round 7 of the Body Glove Surf Bout
at Salt Creek in Laauna Ni1uel. Tho~ three. alona with 13 others.
will compete in Round 7 apinst
surfcn seed 17 throl!ah 32. The 16 ~urv11ton from the fouMnan ~ts
will advance to Round 8 aaainst the
top 16 seeded competitors for the
riaht to move into Sunday's quar·
tcrfinal round.
Also on tap today will be the
opcnina of the bod)boardint trials at
6:30 with the surfin1compcution due
to bqin at 9:30.
The qualifiers from Friday's com-
petition:
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To ca<e fOf .._ly lady 2-3 Sec:uflty-PKfflc Manufec-Men~t e>t~ ~"':o S ~2/Hr 1:::-'~1 Drwatl Ilic nee. Aelpon-........... F~ Linda°' Lyn 173-<)511 dently Apply. IPQ, g:ri weetca In CdM "; turtng Funding a helpfUl, but will train P l6ble & ~ICed. Mat (714) 752~ eom. .. eo.n.-r CcwN .17851 Sltypatti Crd, S'tri ~· ~~72 * aubaldiaryolS.CUrltyP• Bue Sl~751wk • If you 1,. amblllOUI and ipeM Eng.115-9114 E 0 E MI F tiuy -1na...-... ~ G .,...,.,,._ __ ·__,... °' ciltc Cofl>«atlon ha .,, GAHRSS +11 '"M 8USPM PMLAonN en1oy Roell •nd Roll - - --------------~~._. CHILDCARE·FOt eumm«i lmlY*l••t1 ~ fOf a ~ • • mYMc plMM call .-IOI
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CHILD CARE In our hofM dent, Mark .. "'Q Olrect0t WELCl\Ul'l\f FIT lit• htkpg, rnuat be and Martcetlng Adm.,. lllll PILIT · UlllUI.
reHonable. L•• or trit01 The position In-
Karen 751-3216 volves Pfeparallon and 110 W. laJ It.
LIVE-IN. Caring nonwttnltr dl1trl bu1lon of the Oeda leta, CA
with cat. fOf ao year old monthty o,,.,•tlng r4190ft -------tady In ~ BMch, and marketing repotta. ...,.,...../
Referenc. 84+-5"75 Thie wlll lnclUde Q9Mf·
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A/PAIR, computer & 10 lstrator Thia position Of· -HMI P I T HouaekHplng/ k~ by toueh. experi.nc. fera expoeu,. to all ar ... Photo lab Make S*90n-LADIES Locker Room At·
·nee Bev. 978-6335 of operation• within the Ible energetic lndlvldual tendent Mu1t be fluent In
1 .. 1 .... I rlu •• tal laataactatatl A·-w.. -dlvltlon 11 11 a challeno-to piCtt up OtcMl't Muet Engllth. 7.30am,... 30pm _.. _,,..,, Ing position In 1 dynamlc supply clan OMV print· •Wflll llAll
WORK WITH SKID MC KENZIE
(SPUD McKENZIE'S SISTER)
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We'll give you a chance to make good money representing an
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Guaranteed Salary + Comm. + Bonusez = $$$
••. 11Hi1 telt I ft... HD .................. , department ol tM com-~t. Pr•ter ov., 25 llllTIY ... liiiiiii--~~!!'!!'!!'!'!'!'!"!"~"!'IFIT Of PIT e>pening for an pany LC>CHtlf19 f0t 40 Apply IPG, 17851 Sky· ~tultin 2tlf FOUND DOBERMAN Aid UMmbleroftmafimech-wpm typlf19 etrong ()(· parkCrci,SteG.lrv 1eoC>ECOASTHWY Call Collin at (71 .. ) 642 .. 536 Ext. 430 for more Info. Call -~~ ... hP.lllllll'l!'ll"l~·'!"'!P-~I Male Nr Edinger In HB antcal componenta with ganlzallonat' 110111. ex· lllYO P/1 N.B ~-95~ "' -...
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NO COLLECTING
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0n1u t ......-tiom.I OtfJn Fu•ltut BEAUTIFUL RCA TV 25"
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HOLLAND f\my rabbi( MA 140 S200 M . Dell ''E vtlY trlendlyl to Good tablea. 146-4924
home. ~&-9M5 ..... al 7111
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Lrg bdlyrd '°' Lrg Sten-•XRIMXLI XvXIUILE Tonatau, brand new. dard Poodle.(Brown) FOR ADOPTION. Look· Heyden IUrl lld Mita, Dy
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too Bonded/lnMlred Mu1t got $3500 Or ?
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THE 1 COMPAN) IN SO. CALIFORNIA IN SALES & LISTINGS
..... .. ...... F4oY Newport Bay+ city li&bta flema hlmti-fuJIJ _.tained 2 BR co-op unit. NMral cleoor,
new khclaen, porch + forever viewa. Pier.+ llip
avaHeble,
SATURDAY 1·5
1'1Wl'Oft l&\Cll • SIA ISLAND 2 BR $265,000 J. STEPHENSON
,UDO 1111,•
Want to enjoy bayfront livinc at a fndiOn the BAm.IW TlllACI
co.t Ol other bayf ronta? Conaider Ulil ~ 3 BR $:W9,000
!5 OOIMOIANT
L. ROSE
8tlt floor r.nthouee w/una~ views! Owner
will c:onaider trade. '
UDO ttu• s~ bayfront condo with viewl ol l;y,
city listita, aailing activitiee. Specioua rooms,
marble FP, French doon + opemi. to larae
aw.deek.
UDO . U11M, ..
'l'hil 4 BR, 7 BA iDdudee 86 ft.. of rronUi19 .,.._... 00.t dock. · Cuatom thru-out. Lan•
,owmet kitchen, pool, formal LR + DR. Call t0r
mondeWla.
('ORONA DEL MAR
NBWPOllT DIGll'l'S 41t WISTlllDfST!I
2 BR $395,000 M. BAYS
SllODCUPPS .fBR
111 DllrnrOOD
$896,000 G. LMNGSTON
CAlllO lllOa8 411'7 CAMDEN
BAYFRONT Sl,595,000 E. CORKE'M'
SUNDAY 1-5
NIWPOllT UAC8 .. SIA ISLAND
2 BR 1265,000 J. MACMJLLIAN
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3 BR ~25.000 C. MCMAHAN
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3 BR "60,000 K.. RANGER
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4BR
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BA YPRONT $1.-.000 &. CORKBTT
NEV./PORT BEACH
BAltDW TIDACI ......
~ lincle family home in pt.ed anL 3 BR + Fil Hieb volumn ceilinp, plantation llautt.en,
crown moldinp. Ide.al comer lot. beautifully
landlcal)f!d.
TD COVES M!t, ...
Marvelous opportunity to get on the bayfront at
an excellent price. 2 BR. 2'-'1 BA +formal DR.
Make this an exciting property.
BbOONIAY MS~
Community beach & tenn · accees this charminc
3 BR. Home on green atrada. Beam ceilinp.
brick f treplace, aouth secluded patio. Exclwive
neiabborbooci
IA!Cla'i' . ~·Perfectly located & beautifully redone, this 4 BR
home hu it all FR, larre island kitchen + fonnal
DR.
llAUO& llDGI 8111 ....
Fabillously uperacMd 4 BR. skylights. koi poDd,
t.4 ft ceilinp, ocean viewa. beautiful .. Racers'
Gardens .. patio.a. decorators home.
&18 CANTON t•i, ...
Drastically reduced. Great opportunity for im-aciut.ioo oa om wonderfully COllltructed tarse ·
hOme on 18th tee. Outatanding fmancing.
uu:ourr 11,411,..
Ran Mcluded loaition. Maximizes priqcy 6
comfort. 4 B~ dramatic hi&h ceilinp, 3 FP,
pOol, .!!' bup pnce + extra parkinc, air Coacti---•na.
BAIPIOllT Sl,IM,111
Kaw Ua&o a iUalit courtyard IUlh w/flowen +
plaata oa thil 6 BR Spuiab bacieDda + decb
that overlook the ....,. bayfront with dock.
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~t. Ra.-" kiadam. .f BR. 5 ~ BA, ~ ~·~ lllrp llip + eou~ peUo.
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porory styled and beautffvllY decoi Asel. Vety
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pricia of onef Calill floW or UM it m G ti I ......
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trid. One Mock north of ............. , •• ...., """°"'· '4' ,,....... CW, SIO,OIJo
With ..... Owner ....................... 147,000
160 M.m ... Pou•r. .. lowest pnc.d a.d
in Calbnllu. ~ 40 ... .-.. ,...
Sprinea. l500/oae. ~ • ..,.. or p111•h
trciclt. Dun...., lor tt.e fueun ..... $500/-.
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PATRICK TEIDRE I ASSOCIATES, IJIC.
*TUSTIN BILLS
ESTATE WNIEWS*
HEW LISTING! Like new 5 bdrm. I beth, 11pprox. 1500 tq.
fl Pelau.1..._ on ~ .cnt. Pvt. a.eed enery, 111«1mllllr
J)MOrwnic view of Orenge city to~~ .. twtaht a e1ry thruout. hiah ce11ng1. Indoor Pool a .,. peue .....,..
nwble ttwuout. '"Too ~ to Cleecrtbe. A V-. M
11.150,000. To .. call PATRICK TEN<>f'e 721·1200 Oil
7to-1702.
*BIG CANYON
ABSOLUTE VALUES*
: 2 bdrm, 2 bath wMh den off ~. w/"*'°"9d • 1ta11en tie, a men. LMoe 3 bdrm. 2,,.. beth. '°"""'
dining room, brMkfMt w. 8oeh wlftt..-C-. wet bw +
pool, IP9 & ..,,. In gllted --. llrom 1231.IOO
wl1'£AM8. Orie le ~. Cel PATNCIC TENOfW
721· 1200 or 71CM702.
*OCBAN VIEW UTATB*
Prtce ........ 8200,000. Abec*lle BARGAIN at
"'9.900. Lb MW, 5000 llPPfOll. eq.ft. 5 bdrm, 5'AI
bath, CUSTOM EST A TE ebow Lagune wfCUltom
poet. ..,. a a u • ••• .-nor..-. dly 11g1a a wNt9
--~ .... 2 CUiiom Wiit .... nwtlt9 frplc + much men. To .. call PATRICK TE.NORE 721· 1200
Ot 780-l702. Don't mill .. onel °"'* .. uny
2nd ...... Ot .... ~
•NEWPORT HEIGHTS
W/OCEAN VIEWS!*
Preltigloua Kings Rd home W/piMOrllmic oewt, b9Y tlnd
city ~ ~ 3 Mdroom, 2 bath home w/IMng room. nrep1ece. 2 patk>e. P¥t. courtywd, loed9 of 9'0t'ege a much more. "'-eonu.t Ptene .,.. done for 2nd ,.ory eddlng 1rg bedroom, bonua room & bath wf3e0• oceen tlnd c:o.clt11e ..._ X'lne ~for bulder'I or en inv.tora dlightl
_Qnly ... IOO! PATRICK TENOAE 721-1200 °' 7ao.t?o2
•N&WPORTBAYVRWBAllGAIM•
G«~JM ...... 3 bdrm, 3 bathcondolnpte ... dld new communtty. Poot & .-, dlnlna --. tlieplece +
P9tlo a new pelnt. AbeciMe velUe .. 1291.900 w/TERMSI ~ .... Won't IMtl Cell PATRtcK TENORE 721· 1200 or
7I0-8702 Muatt ... thle onert
* BLUFFS LEASE
(FUBNISBED) *
Lowly Unda PWt -2 bedroom, 2'AI Met\ In dellgl•
pertilct OOfldlekML PrifM end unit wt to pool. .. I ~...._ $2,IOO mo. FurNIMcl. ~on unbnllhed.
T FOR SAi.Ei Ce1 9pebe4t\ 721· 1200.
*HARBOR RIDGE VALUE!*
Fufl oc.n, b9Y & city._......_ D1i19W perfect Wge 3
becttoom, 3 bMtl mOdel home. "*-I off rMMer ....._ +
3frplcs.Pmate11pa off Mng room. o..ct gllled comnu\1-
ty w/pool & '*""9. A v.iue • $819,900. To ... call
PATRICK TENORE 721-1200 or 7to-1702
•SPYGLASS W/OCEAN VIEWS*
~ pertKt 5 or I bdrm w/pool, 11pa + teo• pen-
or8mlC ~ & crty lghta 'WWI + torTMI dllW'O room.
tamly room, wet bw, 2 1111~ & mudl .,..,,._Must wt
Abec*.rte bWg8in at $799,900 w/TERMS. FOf detllfil Clll
PATRtcK TEHOAE 721-1200 Of 710-1702 HwTy this won't
lllst.
AL REALTY
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LIDO ISLE BAYFRONT
A stunni.n& contemporary bayfront for tbe ~riminatlng. Exquisite detail throughout ~ with the beveled crystal front doon, leadiD& to
a livinc room with • IOUin& two-story ceiling and Tens limestone fireplace. Formal diniDI room adjotna the st Cbarles kitchen that bas every
poistble convenience. The muter suite bu two batbl, huge cl09eb and its own firei>lace. There is a total of five bediooma plus foar,arid one-
balf battis: The doCl Will aceamiiWJ3te a lirge yacbl $1,"5,000. Ad# OU
HARBOR VIEW HOMES-REDUCED!!
A highly uPl1"84ed and expanded Carmel model widl two
bedrooms aDcfbath added upstairs. Fresbly painted lnlide and out, new carpet, new kitchen, marble entry. Large pie-shaped lot is
great for kids and pets, plus private cul-de-sac location. $429,000.
Ad# 010
HARBOR RIDGE
NEW LISTING! Superbly upgraded Kensington model with an a~. viewing lofl Arched oak entryway with ~le floorillg.
Built-lD boobbelves and custom wet bar. lmprellive View from
this im~ble and tastefully decorated residence. $585,000. Ad# 012 .
CUFFHAVEN
JUST USTED! Large family home with five bedrooms and four
baths. Panoramic bay and ocean view from muter suite tbat
includes a den aDd spa. Perfect for family with teeluilft'I or
inlaws, offering complete privacy for eacb family member.
$1,300,000. Ad# 004
610 KINGS ROAD-LOT
Build your own two story home OD the last vacant lot OD KiQP
Road Great views of ocean aDd bay, super sumeta, Ud away ttom
noise. $495,000. Ad# 002
ESTATE SITE~BUY Oil LEASE
TbJs is a once-tn-a-liletime opportunity to build your custom
estate in tbe eulaive, pted d_eftlopmeat of Sommet da llonde, !be above Lapna ~ Limited to jail 4 nataral-p-ade
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lfOUDd 1ea1e1. Priced from Ptt.•. Ad# m ~
NEWPORT ,.. EST
JUST LISTED! Plan 2, two ... 0 \_. 0 .. 1) and a baU batll, perfect
move-in condition. OU wi S . _, and plantation lbatten, newly
painted kitchen with new .• 4t1!1ADCes. Priced at $220,800. Ad# 003
HARBOR RIDGE
No ~ hu been spared to create this architectural mute~
piece. The flawlm detail of design and comtruction is not unlike
a filie Wort of art. Tbe generous me of slate,~ copper a.Del Other
quality materials cannot be matcbed. Compr:iaiq silt spacious ~ five aDd one-baU baths. parkiDI for IS""' many u five
automobilea; Wa estate often the mubnum iii lunrioaa living.
Outatandinc bay and nipt Ugbt Vien. In the fln•lllmc stasea of
comtroctloo now, decorative finlsbes may be ieJected by the
parcbuel'. Call today for a private viewing. P,500,000. Ad# 017
WESTCLIFF AllEA
NEW LISTING! Great two bedroom, two bltll condommium. new
carpet and painl Community pool Walk to Westcliff Plua, bike.
to the beach. AK.in& price $13S.ooo. Ad# OOI
LINDA ISLE
A very special rmdeoce on a priYAte Jsland Spacloul; witb 1ix
bedrooms ud five batbl, and de8i&Ded for ~ciom famllJ liYilta
witb pool, spa pl• a sauna in muter bedroom. Large boat a1ip will
accommodAte a IO foot JAchl '2.H5,000. Fee. Ad# 00$ ~
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8EVEltLY HILLS Ba£NTWOOO HANCOCk PARk NEWPORT BEACH ~ PALM DESERT SAN DIEGO SAN f'ltANCISCO SAN MARINO
-9EBfGA1-EB T-0-SERVtCE
LINDA T AGLIANETTI
I NEWPORT BEACH I
SAILS, SANDS a SUNSETS ON UDO· This
perfectly charming. remodeled home tw these desirable
leatures 4 bdrms. 4 baths. larce family room
w/entertainment center. fabulous St. Charles kitchen &
large master suite w/f1replace. These amenities com-
bmed w/extra long pter & shp male thSI a best buy on
the water $1.495,000 •
I BLUFFS-SINGLE LEVEJ.. • Rare three bedrooms.
two baths, one story end unit "Otet cul de sac
overlooking 2reenbelt. Two•· ~ nd brick entry
way f 1replace, woorl ~ 0 ~ .. upgrades. Walk to
community pool, e.. ... una def Mar. tennis. park
& Eastbluff Sbopp-;;1 ..enter. Owner wants fast escrow.
Don·t wiil Call today $249,900. Includes land.
BLUFFs-END UNIT · This biht & wy home with
a pretty 1reen outlook can be 3 bdrm, or 2 bdrm + den.
Bnck fieplace m l1vmc room, sbcfint doors open onto a
spacious & private &arden patio. Enclosed double Pf act. ·
low association dues. Super location near con1m. pool,
Eastbluff shoe>PI• etnter, tennis, COM Hl&h Schoof,
churches & parks. Be sure to CJl1 soon. 1t won't last lone.
$215,000
llLUFFl-llE8T QRlel •n T . Bilubfuf bluffs
condo on park·like areenbelt with flowers and refted.illft
pool. Three bedrooms, 2~ baths, dininc area. indoor
abllty room, ~ patio, & double pnct. Nii#
berbef catpet & fresh paint Great locaboft. vn. llD
communtty pool, EastbMf .,.,.,.. cemer, a. Hilft
School, dwdm & ....._ Fast escrow pos1ible.
$299.000 IACluda tancl.
OPEN HOUSE SAT & ~ 1-5
427 YISTA FtOAA, NB
MARILYN TWITCHELL
aUFF8-NEW US11NQ..AFFOROABU
Immaculate 3 bedf00ta, 2~ baDI with new ceramic hie.
plush carpet & mui b6lnds. Spacious patio with lartt
brd B8Q. Conttn1tnt loubon. W. to communety pool,
Eastbtutf shoppina center, parks, COM Hl&h School.
churches & temis. Pnce includes the land. Great
investment! $259,000.
OPEN tQJSE SAT & StJf l ·5
2634 Yl.5TA 0£l ORO, NB
VERSAILLES PENTHOUSE YEW · Popular
"la Tour" model with two master bedroom wites each
with 1ts own bath. Beauhful YteW of OCffn. bay & CJty
fithts. Very convenient lotation. Walk to the ocean or
enjoy the lovety clubhouse, pool,.& spa. Gated commun ..
ty & secunty butldtnc. Owner wil carry 2nd trust deed.
Immediate possession. $194.900
NEWPORT BEACH PENTHOUSE
MAGNIFICENT VIEW OF OCEAN A BAY ·
One of the largest units in the Ytla Balboa with a
spaclOUS bmlly room. ~vine/ dint• atea plus two
bedfooms. den, cathedral ceillncs. sk~ts and two
tarp decks. Ent0Y the secunty of a 1ated community and
the care free kte at the pool & spa or wall to the beach. ean now tor an appointment. $399.500
NEWPORT BEACH ST UNNING
OCE.AIUUY YEW · ~ the best v'n m
Vila Balboa! This penthotlse unit has two roomy bedroora
S4Ntes, each with private bath. & balcony. Up&raded
carpetina & attractive .... cowennis. There is a
Yyticflt. tweplace, & inSide IMndfy. Why not call now to
see tbiS macnefiCent MW l.lflll today? $35-0,000
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759-9100
DEE MILES
I SANJUAN
. CAPISTRANO
DEUGHTRA. SAN JUAN CONDO · Hard to
find three bedroom condo m Capistrano Villas New
carpets with two enclosed praces. and a patio. Pnced to
sell! $98,500
(INCOME '
NEW LISTING-COSTA •SA DUPLEX
This attractive 4 bd + 2 ba and 2 bd + 1 ba tfl up-and
comlfl& Westside. is suitable for owner /occupant wtlO
desires income. New roof, + extenor has recently been
painted. Each urut enJOys its' own private yard Won't
last long at this pnce! $259.900
I RENTALS I
NEW 2 STORY NEWPORT BEACH
TOw.tOUSE · Two bdrm. 2 bath, one up, one
down. 2 car earace & laundry f ac1hty Cathedfal ceili ...
LR with f p. f uly equipped Euro kitchen. All wMe
carpetinc & drapes. $1.35-0/Mo
NEWPORT BEACH.. BLUFFS CONYE-
tilENT LOCA T10N · Immaculate 3 bdmt. 2t,; bath
Wal-to pool' £astl*ltt shoppt~ uoter. Sl.600/Mo
BLUFFS. NEWPORT BEACH. BEST
GREEWL T Spacious 3 bdrm. 2 bath Great
location near Easlbluff ~ cerrter Sl.750/Mo
NEWPORT OCEANFRONT · Wedly summtf
rentJI. S bdrm furftlShed home on Newport Peninsula
front row. Available .Juty 1-14. ind Aucvst 19.
$2,000/Per Week
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BOB a DOVIE KOOP
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10 years in the State of Cali-
fornia. Ranked nationally In
the top 10 RE/MAX Agents
for 10 years consecutive.
When you want Results
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dreaming! Thia Is the best priced bayfront
home on u.M Wt. The long list of extras
Include 4 bedroom, 31~ bath, formal dining,
IMng room, femMy room, a sunny bre.kfast
area, 3 flreplacee, a soothing spa. 24 our
aecurlty guards & your own private dock that wm accommodate up to 72' of your favorite
toy! The flnanctng Is exoettent & assumable.
57 Unda Isle la offered at
$1,750,000 Fee
For a private ahOwtng call ........
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MoAe Sele.ct ~OlllS
aSY IElllD IWB ..-r 111.L . Well
located, total MCUrlty building. With Yk9Wa of
the bay, ocean & ewn catallnal SHp apace ta
avaltable. This fabulous condo has been re-
modeled with ftne quality appointments. Must
see to beUeYe. WE WELCOME ALL OFFERS ...
SUBMIT YOURS NOW! SELLER WILL SAC~
FICE HOME FOR t•.111 .......
MT --..n1U11 aL This former
model home offers 4 bedroom, 21.-\ bath, tM\lty
styte kitchen, large famUy room w/ftreplaice,
lovely IMng room w/flreplace, a huge yard &
upgradeda such a ... white Italian tile, w
conditioning, central vacuuming, white washed
open beama & MOREii 8111,111 .......
IEWPllT 11111 Tl'Wml•I Wetf appointed,
Former mOdel lndudee city light view, centraJ
air conditioning, 3 bedroom, 21h bath, & _f!t~
other upgrades. Move.In nowt l1J1,19 ......
Ulll 11111 ml -5 bedrooms, 3 baths, large IMng room, family styte kttChen &
large back yard. Fireplace. Perfect for a f.ntlyl •H1• ........
f MlreSiJatut pkapeJ,~ t •
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tumPinQ on dlillle ·~ ~ rented & t~ 10 Y98r okJ -14 • Q ~tment comptex OC>n"9-
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LISTINGS! THE
•ARK.ET IS READY
FOR YOVRHOJIE.
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• Open belllned, high v.utted ceilings
• LMng.room end lnfonnel dining area
• Lovefy & unique flrepl8ce
• Extenefve UM of brk:k In front and interl«
yards
• Contemporary IOOk achieved by uee of
reoeeled & tract lighting, off-white pluati
carpeting & extenlive UM ofwindowa
• Four bedroom, two bath & a powder room ...... .........
.. Ill ... -..0 Built a Town.~
owner will ... one or bOth. Stepe to the eMd.
T~ bedroom, 2 bath units with gmne rooms. Three atory untta teeturtno high q&Mlltty
ftnl9hing lnduding oak cabinets, c:er..-nic tie,
copper plumbing etc. Ocean views & plenty of
parking. • ... & ......
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1A1Y11, •BYI• -Im Ullll ....
Three bedroom, 21h bath, 2 story home,
muter IUlte on ground floor. One bedroom
ha private entry. fwntty room, formal dining,
an~ famlfy styte kitchen. For mote detalta cal. ..... ........
---• ..... , 111111.mTYllWI lftlLlll al IT Ill ·~ An elegant
exampte of the qu9llty you delelw, deeigned
to glWi you the belt In Southern C<fonM&
Mng. FonNll dWq, tonnill IMng room, famNy
style kitchen & a.ge famly room are )utt some
of the fine llPP<Mrttmenta of tt"9 home.
• Antique ,YMHy In m..., bath
• Niw French dootl & wlrtdows throughout
• ee.uttful kitchen W/bUIMnl
• Red brick COUl'ty8rd w/fountain
• Swimming pOOI on the vteW 8kie ~
• Glue endolure turrounda ocean vtew yard
• 3 Bedrooms, 2 Baths . ........
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CViw PXOpeAnes
.... YllWI ··-••• lml-lllTllllL &IYAITlll Pl.II with tots of oak, brick,
French doora & windows, 4 bedroom, 2 bath,
family room, pool & great t.mty ta.yard. 3
private beaches. ...,.. .......
-~·-·····, ... Aelott atyte bayfront eacuttw SUlte. 3
bedroom, 3 bath. LOWlly decorator cok:n
and papera throughout. Within w ... dng
distance of the fllinOUa Udo = ...... ..................
YIPS...., from thte tovety att..ctown ocean,
bay & city tight view. Gorgeous by day,
fabulous by night! See from Newport Beach
to Palos ~•dee. 3 or 4 bedtoom, 3 bath,
famlfy room. private pool, ~ private ..,.a,
private sauna! EXTRA: 6 car l:.8J:~ . ........
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ht fllll: James E. Futton of Udo 11'8. 3 day week-end at the Inn
on Mt. Ada. the former Wrigley mansion on Catalina
Island.
W Pllll: Alex MacGHHvray of South Laguna. Sat. njght dinner, a
luxury suite foflowed by brunch for 2 at the Four
Seasons. . WPllll: Enfko Cowles of Seavtew. Lunch for 2 at 'the Ritz In
Newport Center. · ..................... ... Pllll: Angela Aber of Olde Corona def Mat, Pat & Usa Stark of
Costa Mesa. Nonna Roberts of Costa Mesa and Jake Remember last month•s contest to count the number of
"Merrill Lynch ReaJtys," "Newports0 and "Zeros,. in an
advertisement. Over 250 correct answers were received
and the winners at the right were drawn from a big
mailbox:
Easton Ill Eastbluff. Framed aerial photos of Newport
Beach taken from 2500' on a clear day.
Jan ee8han of Santa~ V. Kutmatk:ki of Harbor Veew
Homes, Mr. & Mrs. Gartan Wetzel of Costa Mesa, R.C.
Rawlings of Shorecliffs. A video of "Newport Beach,
California Lifestyles."
MllDU .. HAYSTAt't" ..wd to ftnd J...,.,. er.-Pten s. Ts ... 0 '-"'..:. gNellt*t 1ocauan. cteer'l IWld brigh ~ In light. $458.000
ldT'aUFF WACULATE Alm IMl'TY-Cute 4
bd, nr IChooll, & 8hopa, a .,...., Fr. doors, bay
wtndows & updated kttchen. $443,!DO
IAAND NEW, 8Y THI •ACM-Large custom home
w/1P9Ctacular viewing decks. 3 bd, ptenty of room &
elegant appts. (Under construction) $950,000
TOWNllO• WITH TEMFIC LOCATIOM-3 bd In
lrvines' Univenity Perk, woodsy ..ntng, fixer-upper
Challenge w/IChooll & ptWtc new. $240,000
GM.AT VACATION CONDO-tmmec. 3 bd, 2 -
, moYe-tn cond. Helf Balboa Ferry, beech & bey. Some
OCMl'I vtew. $269,000
KING Of THI Ha.L-Hlgh In Harbor View Hiia, 8 bd
Of 5 +den. Sperttllng pool & WIW of forever. Femly
...... fwnily home. $425,000
FOUR COMllERCIAL LOTl-ln Mcfadden Squ«e.
Income property w/lnve1tment potential. Approx.
8300 sq. ft. $900,000
IO•fl•Q DW'FIEMNT Like a gWnorOUI cabtn, ~ bayfront, 3 bd, w/blll9rd rm, lbrery & ful
Mr CMWtooklng the bay, doc*s fOf 2 boeta.
$1,890.000
.. OM THI U Y-Wtth big rooma. lirigle •tCHY
floorl*n. Top condltJon. Low pric:e, pt« & allp epaoe
lnc:b:Md. $1, 195,000
•CLUDm> WAIWRONT a.rJ9lde Dr. CdM, 4
bd, .. -2 frplca. with old WOftd dwm. ow.. may trede. S 1,595,000 ...............
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CMmAT VACATION COMDO-lmmec. 3 bd, 2 ba.
~ cOind. Ht a.... F«ry, beKI\ & bay. Some
OCMf'I view: much inwetll*1~ potentilll. $269,000
NJ••ua....A TOWID• New, on the send, 2 bd,
3 -'8rge mater IUfte with ftreptece I spa. A*> l.eue $3000. $599,000
c~ RANCHIRO-Rare to Back Bay,
ltm09t en acre of hOf'M property. 8 bd, t. dwood ftrs,
plenty of space. $550,000
LOTTA CLUCK FOR THI 9UCKf-Upper bay. cul-
cje.uc, 3 bd, den, ~ mstr suite, & formal
dining. Sing6e ltOfY, 7 akytttel. Must Sell. $269,000
LAGUNA TMIUX WITH POTENTIAL-Rents are
low, Chance for charm' high; d09il to town location. 1
bd & 2 bd units. $409,000
11IUI. Y UNIGURJ-Ptans & ICllle model lncJuded for
~ter w.. lot. 60' oce.nfront In Olde Corona
det Mar. $1,200,000
V1RY .. cw. Tow..-·-ft-With bay & ocean
views. Two ~e. O \-~d In style. Neer par1( & lhc>Ps. $538,oog
LOOK AT THE MlDB•IR• Ct.rMI eoutd be 8 bd,
4 ba home or 3 bd, 2 ba ~-Either way It's
cherm6ng IWld Immaculate. $595,000
NEW NEAR THE llEACff-Jusl •few ptne trees from
beech; c.met lkel Nw MW 2-stOfY, 4 bd. Oce8n
views, ~ 3000 af. $950.000
•um .. rt Tl9 mACM LG CUMom home
wl.-:teculllr 'fteMlig dedta. 3 bd. plenty °' room I ._., .. _... CUndlr ConMruction) seso.ooo
tlOLJl ~ ca•ua --Propoeed n1ne eo. ·~" golf COW8e ._.. 4 bd, 3 be on CdM hlllide w/oc.n *-& m 11 u .. mt -... 1185.000
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SOUM>S FANTASTICt-Pertc-ae lettlng. Newport
Heights. 3 bd. hdwd ftoota, Fr. doors. light & mry on
large yatd. $435,000
SIX 8EDM>Oll a FLAWLESS-Expanded Net#-
porter model. Pool, spa & pnvate location with
canyon v.ew. Turn-key cond. $690,000
CAmO IHOREI IPECTACULAR-View, 4 bd. 4
ba. den & pool. Indoor/outdoor single SlOfY IMng, 3700 sf. $995,000
STONEHENGE .. HAMOR RIDGE-$pect8CUlar
among the spectacutar. 8 bd, 7 frpl. 9 ba. sun rm.
screening rm, library & weight rm. $3,605,000
••••••••• ......,1.5
111• • ' I $695,000 -1111••
4 8d on Corona hillside H. Marttas
Ul'llL9f S«a.soo m1 1 st 11
Immaculate 4 bd, empty M. Hugill
.._I IWJ $269.000 - L 1111 f we
Peninsula condo J. Brooks
nm.. s1 .s9s.ooo nn..,...•
Seduded waterfront N. Tufty
*" .. _" $990,000 .1 ..... Spectacutar views A. McGee
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H. M.US
....., 1443.soo 2111 1 a 11
k'nrnlla.Mte 4' bd, empty M. Hugill ..
... Fl ,. $195,000 ,., l1flt11 ,.,,
4' Bd, pool, view M. er...
.._, llU S269.ooo •L•21rflwe
Peninlula condo J. Brook.a
.... S298,000
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THE DALE BOUT ASSOCIATION
THE REAL ESTATE-COMPANY
CORONA HIQtl..AM)8 . • . Even If you're a
person who Is not easily excitable, thts home Is
enough to start your twfart thumping. Quiet,
restful location. Magnificent grounds. Colossal
view. Exemplary craftamanelAp. Fastidious at-
tention to detail. Thia 3-story masterpiece fea-
tures .c bedrooms, 4% baU... a Hbrary with a
,sitting room, a famtfy room. a dining room, a
game room, a green hOUM •.• IU'N:S a eeparate
free-standing guest houee. The residence ls onty
4% years old and Is well worth the ample sum
being asked ....................................... 11.W.OOO
DOYER SHORES ... One of the community's
more spacious and splendidly appolnted vtew
homes. Exalted location. Only eight hou8ee tine
this serene cul-de-sac. Homes rarely change
hands on this especially notable street. When It
happens, It's an event ... as i9 this one. 4
gracious bedrooms. State of the art kitchen.
Superb dining room. Expansive family room.
Elegant parquet flooring. French doors and
windows, uMd brick, custom papers, built-ins of
all kinds are here in abundance. Other desirable
characteristics Include a refriger~ed wine room,
a mirrored wet bar, two air conditioners, a
security system and beautiful gardens. See It.
It's a magnificently impressive example of quaJI ..
ty, style and taste ................................. 1175,000
Open SUndaJ 1-5--.-.1000 W•lwllMI Way
DOYER SHORES ... Privately nestled neat the
water. This magnificent French country resi-
dence Is set on a superb corner lot A handsome
white brick wall surrounds the property. The
home Is an exquslte combination of elegant
appointments and quality craftsmanship with
high ceilings throughout. There are 6 bedrooms
including maid's quarters. 6,,. baths. OeHghtful
breakfast room. A spacious living room provtdes
a sense of warmth and hoapttaAty. Formal dining
room. Large playroom. Begant muter aatte
with a firep&ace. The welled courtyard enckl1111 a
large pool. Another prized advantage ls the right
to use 2 private beaches within step8 of the
property. Don't miss It ......................... 1111,ooc
DOYER SHORES ... Thls unusual re9'denc:ie Is
blessed with an abundance Of everything. Ma·
jestic views. 5 bedrooms. Spacious Indoors and
out. Fruit trees. tt eY9fl has 2 retractable roofs,
one over an lmmenM atrium and one owr the
pool. Other virtuee lnctUde a dining room and
family room. This la no ordinary property. It la a
relidenoe of dramatlc acope and llmltleM
poestbffttie8 ........................................... l72lwOOO
DOVER IHORES . . . View of back bay and
lighta·of Newport Center. 5 bedrooms.• batha. MexlcM P9W"8 In entry halt, dining room and
IMng room. Remodeled kitchen with lkYtlat*.
Al new ~. Custom wallplipef. Frinctt ·=7~t~.~-~= ...... 1.. ...[' , .....
FEATURE HOME
BA YCRE8T . . . Spectacular remod.-i
home on preetJgtoua Antigua Wfl'I.
Spacious and bt"Wrt· 4 bedrooms, famMy
room, study, 3 ftreplaces, mirrored wall in
Hvtng room, high beamed ceilngs.
Sumptuous master bedroom suite with 8 x
12 walk-In ctoeet and dremn bathroom
with whirlpool tub. The kitchen la a show-
place with magnificent custom domed ceff-
lng . and 2 side by side buitt-tn Amana
refrigerators. Secluded patio and pool
make thla home an outstanding value you
don't want to miss. ...................... ••.ooo
LIDO 1aE ... New French Mediterranean con-
temporary home. 3 bedrooms. LOft. 3 baths.
Two blod<s from Udo Ck.tbhouM. Soaring cell-
ing in living room. Marble fireplace opens to
living room and dining rooms. Gourmet kitchen.
Light oak floors. Berber carpet. Custom over-
sized spa. Water view from second story. Air
conditioned ............................ ~............ 1111,000
KINGS ROAD ..• Moat de9'rabte Newport
Beach address. Panoramic view from family
room with magnificent custom bar. A kltc:t.l to
die fort 3 bedrooms. 2 batha. Plenty of space for
adding on. lrreatsttble playhouM tn back yard. If
you're looking for qumtty ... charm ... and
location ... give yourself a treat. eo.ne see thrs
fabulous home. You'll want ttl Easy to show
anytime. Just can our office and we'll make
arrangements ......................................... ,000
111G CANYON . . . Expanded Monaco con-
dominium with den. Guard-gated community.
Elevated 1ocauon with penor.,,ac golf coune
view. 3 bedrooms. 2~ baths. OrmnatlC living
room with cathedr• celling~ Marble wet bar
opens to Mvtng room and, dining room. Large
master bedroom and bath on first floor. Hard-
wood floor• in entry and kitchen. a.car garage.
Air conditioned. A great ftOOr plan for euy tMng
or elegant entertainment..................... •DtGGO
Open a.t-8un 1-5.. .......... I ....... Vere.
8AYCRE8T ... The expene.ace of owntng thll
spkwlded 6 bedroom reeldence proml111 to be u gratlfytng u the experience of~ In tt. The
hMdlome roek Md wrqught iron wall MCUrtng
this property .ao. ~ex.-IPllCe end
aumbtlne comfO''--v..e · · amentttff are
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room. lMae ~ room .Wttfi a almt ~-.Thia one OM* rn11-.c.11··11tuatec1
on a Pf'9llUlloul, qulel. .,_ lned *-l. The
demMd .. ~end the avel1blty of tNI kind Of
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NEWPORT HEJGHT8 . . . This cuatom ~
bedroom reeidence la ~ the COfW91'i-
tlonal home Isn't:· Large comer lot. Wide, t,...
llned street. Its vlaual · .~omm of a mountain
retreat Is not mblleedlng. ~ there's oak
plank flooring, a atep-do,wn IMr'9 room with a
huge River Rock ftrepa.ce, a center latand
kitchen with lmported ca~. a large mater
suite with a spa and 2 t>M:onles (one with a vtew
of the ocean). The garage has a ~ bath. RV
accesa~ ................................................. ...._
Open 8at·8un 1-5....-. 311 ..,_ AM AftftU9
8AYCRE8T . . . Superb locatlon.1 One of the
most presltiglous "*Gf'borhoods In the com-
munity. This residenc'A"uts a handeome ex·
terior and an inter'" .. v...,eie of handling the
demands of a !fto• ~~a large famify ...
bedrooms. Far& '.Am. room. The huge
atrium featur'"-., &ttidmg roof. home la Mio
endowed with a.tr conditioning, a walk-In safe, 3
fireplaces, a pool and a spa and waterfall.
Freshly refurbished .............................. 1111.000
BALBOA PENINSULA ... Beautiful custom tr1·
levet home only 6 years old and deCor•tor
perfect. This home was built for thoet Who enjOy
the lifestyte of the beech. Just steps to the 8hc>re
and marvelous views ftom extra large sun
decks. 3 bedrooms, each with t'*r own prtvate
bath. Open beamed and WOod plllnked cetllnga.
Thermal·paned windows. ~ts. Ptentatlon
Shutters. Built-In Thermador gas bat'beque.
Built-In vacuum system. Wet bar. 2 ~. '
Built-In furniture throughout. Every room In this
home ls light and bright, a Wondeirfut pl80I to
come home to. If you're 988rchl~ for a turn-key
vacation home ... This la ·the one ............ .-
BACK BAY VIEW ... Magntftcent 17,000 plus
square foot lot with panoramic view of the 8Kk
Bay, city lights and mounteina. SpnUng poOI
on view side of handsome ranch-style home with
tots of room for expanalon. Two huge bedrooms.
Wonderful country kitchen. OYerlized thrM-car
garage. Large tr ... create an ••.a.t=• feeling In a very convenient location. ..,.t
vafue. ................... _ .......... ,., ..•..•.•.•••.•••..•••.•. ---
EASDLUff . . . ~ tmrn.culate
home suitable fOf precUcel ...... ltwtng. 5
bedrooms. 2 betM. PoOl Come dnlgttt In b
w•mttl end MCUrtty that ....... trom the
letge country kltehen. Thia home 11 = In outstanding v-. 1n today'a rMrtca...111
UYCRE8T ... GreM buy In= 8pedcMll 4 bedroom ~ with extra bllclcySd.
Super ftoorpl9n end fNlnY lncludlNI
Imported nwbll ftoota, ... .,,.... ~
end new ..,..,.._ In femly room. "TIMt CUiiom
drapee Ind -·· ..... °""four ywa ... NI coniltlOnect c.I •"tar • .............
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NEWPORT BEACH-Super ~ Big
Canyon residence In gated security sur-
roundings. 4 large bedrooms, 3 full baths,
vaulted ceilings, format dining room, eat-
In kitchen, skylights, large master suite,
fireplace In famlly room & flvlng room.
Has 3 car garage with opener, poof, spa
and topped off with a shake roof on a cul-
de-sac location. CaJI for your own private
showing .............................. 7141759-1501
EIUCI• TUDIT..aa. 111&,•
NEWPORT BEACH-Offers fun at the
beach plus a great family home. 3 large
bedrooms, 2 full baths, cheerful fireplace,
nice carpeting, winding drive, lovely gar-
deti·llke grounds, covered patio, security
system and morel Plus it's near every-
thing. Priced to move!.. ..... 7141759-1501
IRWDED CHAIM 1141,•
LAGUNA HILLS-Fantastic tri-level wtth
salty breezes. Snuggled on hillaide with
ocean view. Has 2 fireplaces, gazebo,
spa, large view deck overlooking canyon,
· fmaity room, 5 bedrooms, 3 baths, 2 car
garage and a motivated owner. Priced for
fast saJet.. .......................... 7141759-1501
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cosTA MESA-Lovely 2 story provides
many extras starting wtth security gate
entry, a quiet street and single owner
care. CentraJ air, fireplace, nice carpet-
ing, lush garden with palm Jmes, _com-
munity pool & spa, shake roof, 2
bedrooms a loft and 2 baths. Seifer wants
to move nowt Priced to sell! Principals
only ask for Steve or Stephanie.
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C.E.D. fllTllY -1775, ..
DANA POINT-Located on harbor view
site with city lights. 3 story residence
snuggled In foothills. Many extras, inter-
com, 3 fireplaces, master suite with spa,
guest and servant quarters, bay win-
dows, french doors, microwave, den, 3
car garage, wrap-around deck. 5
bedrooms, 5 baths, paddle fans and
morel Call today at.. .......... 7141759-1501
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NEWPORT BEACH-Sophisticated
Harbor Hills 4 bedroom, 2 bath residence
with many extras. Has security system, 3
car garage, cheery hearth, family area
and on a premium tot. Redecorated with
plantation shutters and morel An excel-
lent value!.. ........................ 7141759-1501
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2670 San Miguel Dr., Newport Beach (714) 759-1501
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WATERFRONT HOMES~· INC~
LIDO ISLE
UDO ISLE PotentYI for the ultimate biyf ront esute
with a possible 115' on the water. Two side by s!de
properties, l with 3 bdrm hoUse & the other with a S
bdrm house, both with docks in a prime IOOition.
631·1400 .............................................................. ....
LIDO ISLE lovely traditiONI biyfront with s.lips for
several boats & n ' on the water. Elegant two story
with 4 bdrms up, maids 9uan~ doWn plus formal
dining, family room, library & brick terrxe.
631·1400 ........................................................ a.-.
LIDO ISL£ Custom biyfront, dock for large boat.
Boutifully decOfated triditional S bdrm with formal
dining, cozy family room & step-down biyf ront
living room. Hairdwood floors & perlection in every
deuil. 631-1400 ............................................. ••••
UDO ISLE Bayf ront. Metkulously mainuined cus-
tom 4 bdrm with private beach & dock in desireable
"Soud'' fOQtion. SpKious living area opens to
biyslde terrKe with retracuble awnings, steps to
club & tennis. 631-1400 ............................... ••,111•
LIDO I.SL£ ExceptioNI remodel featured in L.A.
Times "HOME" mapzine. un't be dupliated
tocby, 6 bdrms, famify room & bonus/library built
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UDO ISLE Contemporary 4 bd~m home with formal
dining room, den & 3 ar P,rage on extra lar1e lot.
Open flexible floor plan, hiah ceili1'.'3S, slate entry &
walls of glass to 'J)KtOUS lan0saped patio. 631· 1400. ............................. , ............................................ ...... · ..
LIDO ISLE Wonderlul loation just steps from
tennis{ clubhouse & bear' ~ety 3 bdrm with
forma dining room & ' ~ .treet ~. never
before on mark~. <' Q .. n down & two up open
& bright with be. CZ, .. eilinp & sunny south patio
on extra larse lot. •·->I· 1'400 .......... ~ ................ 11....-
LIDO ISLE T otilly remodeled & freshly patnted 3
bdrm home with 2 baths ind new CMpet & tile thr~hout. liJht & brisht with attractive south = ::~1~·i: .............................. : .. ·111·~.
Realtona®
NEWPORT
AND 011fER AREAS
EASTSID£ COSTA MESA SEVEN units "like new''.
Six-2 bdrm, 2 bith & one-l bdrm, 2 bith. Garages,
utility rooms, open beaml, ftreplKes, patios & great
oot1on. 631-1400 ............................................. ...
BIG CANYON Remodeled 4 bdrm home with family
& formal dlnin' rooms & ..,t .. 900I & spa.
Skrlighted sophisticated open floor plan, ~extured
walls, flagstone & berber catf>e"ed Roon & plantation
shuners. 631· 1400 ........................................... ..,._
NEWPORT HEIGHTS With unobltructed views of
biy & ocean from all rooms. Tri-level with l bdrms,
formal dining & family rOOfM, breakfast room & bis
bonus room (extra bdrmll) Two decks fOf In-
door/ outdoor liviftl. 631-1400 ........ -............ --NEWPOltT HEJCHT9 Exciting 4 bdrm treehouse.
Solarium ~itions qment the 1ncredia. harbor
views. Included are a party room, bmily room, DOOi
& spa & 1 bdrm 1uest CotUile in a woOded hilhide setti:\!3l"=·i·~·-................................. : ~ONA DU MAl New ultt1 contem~ary 3
bdrm condo in spect.Kullr loation on blUff OYer-
looklnsf entire Nrbor. Dram1tic cedar sided unit ~:~~ i~,~~~:~~~: ... ~~~~ .. ~~~ .. ~ .. ~
BA.IJK>A ISLAND "PRIDE OF OWNERSHIP"
duolex. THtefuHy decorated. Perfect owner's 3 bdrm
with pitched helm ceilinp plus r~nice 2 bdrm, 2 :~n::r1:~~~= m .............. ~~~-~;.•
Open Set .... 1-1 I m Geraet
BA YCREST Sophiltiated contemporary 4 bdrm
remodeled with top QUllhv. Soft ~e & white
deeor. Form1I dinfln & bmitY rooms, brakfHt nook ~~:.)'6~~~~~~ .. ~.~~:.~.~~'.~.~=
CUFFHA VEN Superic>r dose-up yte. of hir, ocean
& night t;ghts. Larae lot wtm 2 bdrm & famHy room
home, perfect fOf addition or r~I. Huge back
yard, 1eeurity sYJtem & double ..,.e. FamifY ~h· borhOod Of upsale homes, ~nt to Ill lchoOls.
631-1400 ............. -................................. -.......... ..,. <>..-s.t • Sun 1-1 •-ltlmip act NtWPOllT HEIGHTS Charming Qpe Cod wtth 4
bdrms, 2'1'l blthl & -.. famMY. r~, fresh Ir br~ht with vaulted cdlop, har Roon, sky· ~~n~r:~~~:.~.~.~.~~~-~ .. ~~=
S.tur4Q ·-· llt , ........
BA YSID£ COVES laUtifully Mted "Lesend" in
this pted complex with POOt "r'~. Lia~t and airy
Berber carpeted one bcfrm with den/gst, custom
~~n:ac:. Klr.{:ol~.~~ .. ~ .. ~ .. ~~.~~~:.:.=
BLUFFS Townhome. Highly upgr~ 2 story end
unil with Hoon of peyer die$; hardwood & new
carpetins. Decorators' 3 bdrm home With 2 ar
prage 2 utility room. fteth, cleln & briaht with fr.
doors & two patior.. 67)-6900 ........................ Al'-
1...AGUNA a&Aat Adorable 2 bdrin, 1Yl blth cot·
111e whh hardWOod floors and peek-a-boo View of -
ocean. ,,ofeMionally ~ on hup lot. ·Ap-
prOYed ~ for remodet included. 631·1..oo. ••••••••••••••••••••••••••U••••••••••••lf••••••••••••••••••••••••••-•u-~
' COST A MU.\ IASTllDlt Unique buildlble R·2 IOt, cw tothopp6ns and bulft.6J1·1400 ....... 41..,..
COSTA lmM 5uper vllue in this J bdrm
town"61rie. Ind urilt with ~ its c.....-tie In ..... " ............ ... room & do.Ws ._._. .............. ..
ON 11IE WATER
UNDA ISL& The qUtnteuence of eteDnt IMna In
this beautifully 1ppointed 4 bdrm with den/1uest,
family room, forSNI dinl~ & dramatic 2 stOfy entry. ~~~ .. ~r.~~~-.~~--.~~~-·-~-.-~~~~~ .. :.=
CORONA DEL MA.a OcHnfront cuttom whh while
water views & ualrs to beach. ~utiful 2 bdrm with
every amenity. Den, library, fOfrnal dini"I room, Fr.
doors & hardwood flrs. Security ')stem & 11telite
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LINDA ISLE Custom S bdrm with t.mlly & formar
dining rooms, 3 fifep&aces & breakt.c room, 2 wnny
patios and pier & slip fOf a larp bolt. Steps to tennis
& clubhoute In this guarded beyfront community.
611·1400 .................. -........................................ .
8.41 BOA ISLAND llvfront. Contemporary 4 bdrm
with den, family & forSNI dining rooms & great ~~m:;!Ji~~h~n~~~:'~;~.~l!~ai:fi,~!~;
1st T.O. 673·1900 ........................................... 1.lli.-
BA YVl£W condo on Sth floor In SKUfity buildlnt
wilh doorm1n & pool. BelutifuUy decorated 2 bdrm
with extensive use of tile in entry, ktichen, blkony &
wetbir. F1bulou$ visUs of turnln1 basin and city
lights. 631-1400 ................................................ .....
open Sun4Q 1-•t I.We Pwlt Or
CANNIRY VD I AG& condo with exchin9 bey IC·
tlon & ~ht htlht view\. ~ J bClrm with
for"* dining rneneu1r11 1onn. GrKious llvina for the discr bu;er ln't«Uf build·
int with doorm.n & pool, J1•W. ............ ~
••• .. -• NUlll ........... In good ""ft'°"" ....., ,_ ~ldlCMt.~ \.. v,,,..c1oors. ==~Li~-""-='== ....., home. C.e 546-2313 HP1
•mu.•.. ··-A grea_t buy for tNa property In .,, excellent
loc:atlon. The home la In tip top c:oridltk>n. LMng room wttti flreplace, light & e1try kltc:Mn, st-.cl
--wtndoW, lkytlght & pwtc.-lke grounds. A
hGIM to be proud to Wert.in your frillada. Thia
home la ~edating. c..t now 54&-2313 HP2 ·-··'ft-., ..... Extremely attrKttwt towMc>me with W1Y ger..
•ous llzed room9, .. on one lewt with a prtvat9
.ntry. ProteuioMlty decorawd. 2 mMttr 9Ultel. L.9rge oval tub In bath, ttreptace ,..,. everyttq.
Great location. Mottvated ....,._ Call now
541--2313. HP4 1 .. .,. "' ..... .,.. . .....
FentMtlc buy In good .,. ... uribeatable for the
young executNe or the ·o· young couple
crecklng flreplace () ~ ••• cathedr• ceU-.
Ing, lkytight. §' ~ ...... hlllf bath down,
wine storage . sufte wtth loft, and full
beth, 2nd beo ~ has fult bath iliMt sun deck.
....,~.Agr•tbuy.C.,.nowwon'tlat
~2313HPe
111 1r••••••1t Brtdm end '°"'* lhoppe. ExcelMnt loeatlon.
bc1l1nt potenttlll. Al lnt.,...ed p.rttet con.
tact 846-7171 for further Information. NP10 ••u .. ...., 111._ One Of the nk:e9t homes In Co119ae Plir1c. Os*t ::..s:;~PQ~==
.. flteplece. Big ~ ~ ~ k"c:hen wtth
en.kf• bar, lnr' U. ... t19, micro, tralh com-
pstor, dllhW e. ... c., etc. Huge comer lot
... fruit treee."ii'~ petio, prtvat• pllty ....
end a geted poot Won't IMt the weekend. Cllll
now 546-2313 HP10
•mra&.11 s 1 • am• Md ywr family wtl be ~1d to M In ....
bMty Mela V•de t.nt· '\,!'· Mo.a unique
toor ~. b6g IMnpO' ~ ..............
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~JEWPORT BEACH
OTHER AREAS
1WI-• ?V HIMS
one 3 BR at S205,ooo llnid one 2 BA •
$172,900. Anaheim Shor.a la • prtvale ....
COmmunity with 3 pooll & lpM •• 3 8Cr'8 .....
waterlalt, streams. picnic .,. .. & green.,.._,
TheM 2 homes .. both in mowHn ~
With many, many features. Cel for infomMIMon.
546-2313 HP5
aunu• · ••11 Gre.t bargain. 2 BR, 1'~ BA condo. Low mot ....
maintenence .... of approx. '102. lndlldle dubhouM, poot prtvleges, etc.~ ... tia
week. Great lnYestment or bachelor 8larter. Clll
546-2313 HP11 ,,..... . .....
Three BR home In good condition. Exe 1111111 ...
time buyer property or good Im I biOMI •
rental. Won't last at this price. C.. 546-2313
HP.12
.. 11111111 ••111
Cow1try IMng In the ctty. e...ttfuf home -... wooded tot With Wtw of cfty llghl&. ;I .......
glasa entry to drwnetic formel .~ r-.
Lowly Imported decotator w...,_, Fil ill
doors. Gourmet kitchen. Huge prtt• .....
central air, patio, flll'r*Y room, RV ecc111,-.,.
etc. Cel for dM.aMs S46-2313 HP13
•I RIMI II UH
Veeant 3 BR. 2~ BA. home. Sunken Ml'9 ,._.
foti'MI cll*lg. ~ room, m1111r ... ..-
balcony. New~new81Ncs.11?1 ... .
A~ buy & mow In condftion. Cll 541 »11
HP15
-· Ill .... TWo bdrm, 2 bath home In 5 si.r ~ ..
IMCUIMe condition. fruit . b• ing ..._ ..._,
etc. Space rent Includes utlldee '*" <**111 Ill•
pool. 9P9. excerciM room. c.t tDr 191' P
546-2313 HP 18
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lendtcliping. kol ~ ...... pool. --paetoe. detached glnlgl. Thia .. Ill ...
port. c.. today for ...... 641-717:1 ..,
••UtlJ ... y....___.~ NC>..-,.1 ..
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WATERFRONT HOMES, INC.
UDO ISLE
UDO ISLE Potent~I for the ultimate bayfront es~te
with a possible 115' on the water. Two side by side
properties, 1 with 3 bdrm house & the other wrttu S
bdrm house, both with docks in a prime loatlon.
631-1400 ........................................................ M,ISt,000
LIDO ISLE Lovely> traditional bayfront with slips for
several bolts & 7'!' on the Witer. El~nt two story
with 4 bdrms up, maids 9uuters down plus forrNI
dining, hlmily room, library & brick terrKe.
631 -1400 .............................................. -....... *3.*•
LIDO ISLE Custom bayfront, dock for large bolt.
Beautifully decorated tradition.al 5 bdrm with formal
dining, cozy family room & step-down bayf ront
~·~ft.'~;!::.~~~.~~~.~-~:.~~~~;-~
UDO ISL£ Bayfront. Meticulously r?Wntained cus-
tom 4 bdrm with private beach & dock in desirable
"Soud'' location. Spacious living area opens to
bayside terrace with retr~e awnings, ste' to
club & tennis. 631-1400 ............... ~ .............. fl,S~
UDO ISL£ Exceptional remodel featured in L.A.
Times "HOME" mapzine. Can't be . dupliated
today, 6 bdrms, famify room & bonus/library built ~~~~~ 1~~gr1~~~~~.~.~.'.i.!~~ .. ~~ .. ~~.!~.~~~;.=
LIDO ISLE Contemporary 4 bd.rm home with formal
dining room, den & 3 car p,nge on extra large Jot.
Open flexible floor pbn, high ceilings, slate entry &
Wills of gbss to spactOUS landsaped patio. 631-1400. .............................................................................
UDO ISLE Wonderful location just steps from
tennis( clubhouse & bear' O wety 3 bdrm with
forl'N dining room & • ~ ~treet appeal, never
before on market. r Q .. n down & two up open
& bright with be.~ .. eiflngs & sunny south patio
on extn1 larse lot .•. .11-1400 ........................... .....,...
UDO ISLE T ot4'Uy remodeled & freshly painted 3
bdrm home with 2 baths and new carpet & tile
throughout. Light & bright with anractive 50Uth = ~~1~ .. i~s::: .......................... 111·~ ·
.,,,
UDO mi One story 4 bdrm with country
<harm on extra wide lot. Great street to street
IOQ110n. ~m~ ceilinged livi-. room with f P-~ 10 tunny used brick p;nio. Hardwood
flOon & MW bet~ carpet. 6J1•1400. -....................................... , ............................. -.. ---
Realtors®
NEWPORT
AND 01HER AREAS
EASTSIDE COSTA MESA SEVEN units "like new".
Six-2 bdrm, 2 bath & one·3 bdrm, 2 bath. Garages, ~~Y;:.63~: ~~.~~~.~~.~~~: .. ~.~~~.:.1::
BIG CANYON Remodeled 4 bdrm home with family
& formal dininS rooms & sparkling pool & spa.
Skr.lighted sophisticated open floor plan, textured
walls, flagstone & berber arpeted floOrs & plantation
shutters. 631-1400 ........................................... SIJS..-
NEWPORT HEIGHTS With unobwucted views of
bay & ocean from aU rooms. Tri-level with 3 bdrms,
formal dining & family rooms, breakfast room & big
bonus room (extra bdrmsl) Two decks for in·
door/outdoor living. 631·1400.-.. -................... ..-
NEWPORT HEICHl'S Exciting 4 bdrm trcehouse.
Sobrium additions augment the incredible harbor
views. Included are a party room, family room, P00t
& spa & 1 bdrm guest cott.aae in a woOded hillside
setting. 631-1400 ........................ --····-··········.,..,... o.,.n Sat " Sun 1.s z-. Cliff Dr
CORONA DEL MAl New ultra contempofiry 3
bdrm condo in spectacular location on bluff aver-
lookinf entire harbor. OrarNtic cedar sided unit ~~ l~,~~~~~~~: .. ~~.~~ .. ~~~~ .. ~ .. ~
B A ISLAND "PIUDE OF OWNERSHIP"
duplex. Tastefully decorated. Perfect owner's 3 bdrm
with pitched beam ceilings plus really nice 2 bdrm, 2
bath rental. Ven~tile property easily rented on a
summer/winter basis. 67l1900 ..................... tal,tl0
Open Sat le Sun 1-S m Gamet
BA YCR.E.ST Sophktiated contemporary 4 bdrm
remodeled with top quality. Soft beige & white
decor. formal dinign fr famify rooms, breakfast nook
~~~;;~y6~~;~~~.~~~~.~.~~'.~.~.~=
CUFFHA VEN Superior dose-up '.'iew of baY., ocean
& night lights. ~e lot with 2 bdrm & bm1ly room
home, perfect for addition or remodel. Huge back
yard, security system & double pr;ige. Family neigh-
borhood of upsale homes, walk: to all schoOls.
631-1400 .... ••••••••••••••• .. ••••••,.•••tt• .. -. ........ ~••••••••• ........ ~ S.t A Sun l·S 1• IC.laP Rd N!WPORT HEIGHTS Charming Cape Cod with 4
bdrms, 21/J baths 6 bit lamifY room. O~n, fresh &
bri,aht with vaulted citffnp, hardwood floors, sky-
lights, French doors, brick patio & bbulous cotUge ~S.~~:1:·········· .. ····"····· .. ······5i·e·F!:!':
BA YSID£ COVES Beautifully UP1raded "legend" in
this gated complex with pool & -$pal. Light and airy
Berber arpeted one bdrm with den/gst, custom
~"~let. Gr;:og~~ .. ~~ .. ~ .. ~'.~.~~:..~
BLUFFS Townhome. Highly upgraded 2 story end
unit with flOori of pever tileS, hardWood & new
arpeting. Decorators' l bdrm home with 2 ar
pr•1e 2 utility room. freth, clean & bright with Fr.·
doors & two pa•ips. 673-6900 ........................ $31._
LACUNA BIAOI Ador1ble 2 bdrm, 11h bath cot-
qge with hirifwOod flOOrs and peek~-bOO view of
oce1n. hOfeuic>NNy lanchaped on huse lot. ·Ap-
proved pl.Ins for remodel included. 631-1400 . ........................................................................... ......
' COSTA MUA EASTllD& UniQue buildlble lt-l lot,
close to W;ppina and bulft. 631;..1400 ........ .ti••
COSTA ..aA SUpef vafull In th'5 3 bdrm
townhome. End urilt With WOodiJ cs ca•lk tie til lradMt • ........_, •"'*"' In room & dOulllt llmhed prap. 111·:.. .. SI
LINDA ISL£ The qufntenence Of eletllnt living in
this beautifully 1ppointed 4 bdrm witli den/guest,
family room, forrNI dinlnc & Ckamitic 2 "ory entry. -~3~~1.6'r~~~~ .. ~~~~ ... ~~~ ... ~ ... ~~ .. ~ .. ~-~
CORONA DEL MAR Oce.nfront ctntom with white
water 'liews & s~irs to beach. Be.utiful 2 bdrm with
every amenity. Den, library, forrNI dinint room, fr.
doors & hardwood nrs. Security system & satellite
~6~; !t:~·1:1 ........................ Mil"C>~!!~
LINDA ISLE Custom S bdrm with ~mily & foriml
dining rooms, 3 fir~es & break~t room, 2 sunny
patios and pier & slip for a J:pe boat. Steps to tennis
& clubhouse in this gwr bayfront community.
631-1400 ....................... MO••••-• .. •uoo~U-•M•O .. _..._
BALBOA ISLAND Bavfront. Contemporary 4 bdrm
with den, family & formal dinlns rooms & great ~~~mae~ji~~h~n~~~";~'i!;'~.~fe~a!rit~!~~
1st T.D. 673·~900 .......................................... tl,112,M
BAYVIEW condo on Sth floo; in security building
with doorman & pool. Beaut1fulty dKor1ted 2 bdrm
with extensl\le use of tile in entry, ktichen, bikony &
11'.Vetbar. Fabulous vistas of turning basin •nd city
hghts. 631 -1400 .................................................. ..-
0pen Sun4'ay 1.1 •1 LWo Puk Dr
UDO VIU.AGE area waterlro • with dock for 30'
bolt. Quality built, like "'"-_ .:ious 3 bdrm with oak trim & cabinetrv 0 v .uirc:ase, 2 farernes, ~~~.~~~.· .. ~~~~~~.~.:.~S ...... ~~~.'.~~.~~~~::.~~~~
CANNERY VII LAGE condo with excitina bey ac·
tlon & night liaht viewl. lmmacullte 2 bdrm with
form1I dining Tn r,:eaMns neutral tones. C..Kious
IMng for the discr min11W. bUyef In tecurky build·
Ing with doortNn & pool. 111· 1400 ............. ..,._
........ .....
Noe :I BR home In good li-ftOIL Nem'ty MW
country kltCMri, ~ ~· J "-' F'fWid1 doora. 8kYMaMa. AV A.. .....~for~ boet. Al·ttia~on a L~ . ..,.. awe.do tree. GoOd
t.mlly home. c;..,. 548-2313 HP1 .. ..._.,. •1n.-
A grem buy tor this property In an exoettent
IOCatlon. The home ta In ttp top condition. Uvtng room wtth ftreplllce, Nght & llky kitchen, stained
glMe window, lkytight & patk-Uke grounds. A
home to be prOUd to entertain your friends. Thia
home Is appreciating. Call now 54&-2313 HP2
·-•• '7f -•• .,... Extremely attrectlv9 tOwnhome with WJJrf ~
•ous atzed rooms, al on one leY9I with • prtyate
entry. Profeuionalty decof'ated. 2 mater suttea.
Ll!rge oval tub In bath, flrepCKe .,.., everything.
Great locatk>n. Motivated ......... CaU now
546-2313. HP4 ---·-·-· ...... f Mtatlt buy In good area. ur1be9table for the
young executive ()( the ·o· young coupte cncklng.ftreptece ()._ ~ .•• cathedr8' ceil-
ing, Skylight.~ ~.en. half bath down,
wine storage . suite with loft, and full
bath, 2nd bea jft'I has fufl bath and sun deck.
Near everything. A great buy. can now won't last
54&-2313 HP6
1111 •• •••••tt Brtdal and form-' shoppe. Excellent locatlon.
E.-..•t potentlm. AH lnteteated p9ltJeS con..
tact 646-7171 for further tnformatlon. NP10
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One of the ~ homee In CQAege Pitk. Open
ftoor plan, ~ upgr,tQ4td. Remodeled batha. New carpets and ,... big IMng room
...,.. fireplace. Big ~ ~ :-Mn kitchen wtth
breekfaat bar, W-1 ,,\I. ~.micro, trash com-~°'· dllhW. ~ 4,c., etc. Huge comer lot
with frutt .,..,...,~ patio, ~t• play .....
and a gated poot. Won't lat the WMkend. Call
MW 546--2313 HP10
........ 01111• an.-
And "J04ll fwnly • be ~ld to IW In thil
lowly Meu V•de hln( :\iii!'· M09t unique ftoor p18n, ~ IMnoA ~ .• lreplece. Hlde-a-
wey muter ~ v .... chHdrel• wtng. Psk-llk• grCM..:V ,. .. and ,.._ GreM buy In
today's nwket. ~ 54&-2313 HP9
1•2&1W1-...... Dia giant 4 BR In a Y9f't w1l1nt tocalk>f\ II t'9
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NEWPORT BEACH .._____ .,...
~ oceanfront property on the Mnd.
L.-ge two 1toty 3 bdrm, 2 bath wtth conversa-
tion area. bonua room, French doors, leaded
gtasa kitchen cabinetS, stmned glilsl windows
Imported from an Engl8h pub. Blrcl< patio over-
looks laWn .-Kt flower garden wtth the ocean a
few steps~. One of the most disttncttYe
houl8I on the beachfront. For details cal
&46-7171 NP1
mr•111r21n• ...._
R-4 zoned. To butld large duplex or ldMI for 2
oceanfront condOL CJVe In one. 1811 the other .•
~· ~ b11*'tont 3 bdrm, 2 beth. New ~. lglll8tor. To be 90ld fumllhild.
Thia Is .......... C8ll ...a;,:7171 NP2
aum-. 1-.111
Almod1l1d lvM Wek eu.tomlmd kitchen wtth bteM,_ --. 4 bdrma. M...., wing ha r•
modeled beth with wtWtpool tub Md den. eu..
tom carpeting and window cover'.-.ga, •ge
com. lot, French doors. lkytlght, cathedral
c1•9. Open for you lnlpectlon. 846-7171 NP3
--... .. 1111,111 ~le 4 bdrm custom buMdeta home In Spy.-
QIMa. Amenitiea Include large f.wty room,
gourmet kttc:Mn. aecood tloor bcnas room <or-t room fOr a gym). emn compeu bult
9rouftd ., elr1um wltlt pool and ape. Exc1l1 nt
oceart Md city light ... -of .. you Mme Ute ........ A-.... prtvllte 111. OM. .. CMy
wond or trade. Brtng "J04ll PfC:=.-'· We Wll --.. For more Information cal 7171 NP4 --.... ~ ... ewwy rocn. 2 BR. 2 BA caftdo. Geee _.._ canau., . ._. 1"4atwwwll • ..o-and,.... Cll ... 7171 ..
OTHER AREAS
YW-•nn 111m
One 3 BR at $205,000 Md one 2 BR .t
$172.900. Anaheim Shorw Is a private Wee
community with 3 pools & epas, a 3 ecre llllke.
wateirfah, streams, ~ arees & greenb91ts.
These 2 homes are both Jn move-tn condition.
With ~. many features. CaM for information.
546-2313 HPS
aunu• ... 111
Great bargain. 2 BR. 1'h BA condo. Lowmon~
~ feet of approx. 1102. Induct.
clubhouM, pool pfflleges, etc. ........ thia
week. Great inYe.Stment or bachelor -.rter. Call
546-2313 HP11
esr=1=· 11-.
Three BR home in good condltJon. Excellent "'8t
time buyer property or good inY91tment or
rental. Won't last at this price. Call 546-2313
HP12
mlr I 1111111 IW 111
Cowrtry IMng In the dty. Beeuttful ttonwi on
lllrge WOOded ..,. with view of ctty =· eeded glass entry to dramatic formal room.
l<Nety Imported decorator welpmpa. Frenc:tt
doota. Gourmet kitchen. Hoge prtvu. ......
central*· patio, hmly room, RV 80C 111, eec.;,
etc. C.. for detall 546-2313 HP13
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Vacant 3 BR. 2Y. BA, home. Sunken ltvlng room.
fonMI ~ f.mlly room, ~ ...._ wlltt
b*ony. New dhlpea. MW **9., .... idlctiped.
A greet buy & ~ In condition. cal 548--2313
HP15
-· ii ....... Two bc.tt'm, 2 bath home in 5 Star Pn. Im-
maculate condition. Fruit bearing t,_., etc.,
etc. Spece rent lnetudes utiltt'-plus du~.
pool, ape, excet d9e room. Cal for ....._
546-2313 HP16
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for two. Please ull 760-0714. 1'75.000
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little taller to begtn wtth. In terms of stmlgth and
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You sec, each andcpendttuly owned and operated
Prucknual Rea.I Estate office has been carefully hand.
picked from among the mOSt successful rct1 estate
org1n1zstions in the country.
~~~~~4;;;;;;~~~;~:-~, Whteh means, right from the start. you're dcalmg with some o( the most highly trained ind thorou~hly
experienced professionals in the industry.
But don't forget. you're also dealing with a narM
that stands for rock-solid strength, mtcgfit)' and service
(ormore than a century The Prudenual.
So before you Im your hou~. ~i\lt' us a call.
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Beautiful 3 bdrm, 21A bath Seebluff Canyon
townhome looks like new. Perfect for couple,
room-mates or family wtth older chHdrn, woocf9Y
seclusion pool, spa, tennlS. Vacant. 11111/.._ ..........
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model unit wtth many extra. 1001 W. St~•
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Two bdrm, 2'A bath + den. End unit townhome.
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Beautiful grounds surround this beautifully dec-
orated 2 bdrm, 2 bath home. Mirrored waJI and
fireptace in living room reftects ocean view.
Furniture also for sale. Owner motivated -sub-
mit. PJ.,_ un.m•••
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Marblehead area. Three bdrm, 2'1• bath, formal
dining room, morning room, all with nice ocean
views. CaJI for special sh~ng. tut•
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48 ACIE PllCEL
Off the Ortega Hwy, near rnldentlal dewilOp-
ment, last of the large parcefs. Build residential·
or rural ranches. Call for details. Asldng ·--~-mTYIU&IM
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IPPllL ~ICllE
Rambling-catich styte residenQe wtth 3 bdrm
den & family room. This magnificent home tS
situated on a double lot. Country kitchen with
sunny breakfast eating area. Separate formal
dining area. Solarium windows and much more.
Oversized grounds with tush trc>pical rear yard,
pool. spa, expansive grassed ar• with fruit
trees. "Perfect Setting for a Luau." JUST RE-
DUCED. ..,.,...
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MateriaJ and Workrrwlship are the hatlmark of
this exquisite home nestled in the hills of Or-
ange. This beautiful home has the most fabulous
view ever. Calf for detds. 1111•2• • ..
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Incredible front row ~ & harbor views:
Exclusive Irvine Terrace. 4 bdrm. 3 bett. wtth ·
total class. A complete remodel with views from
everywhere this elegant hotM fMtures Ewo-
pean kitchen wtth white oek cabtnetry, white IEWNllT CUllEL~~""7'"-:--~_,__.;marble flooring high v8ulted ceMtnga. fami~
This lovely 2 bdrm home 11 on a R-2 tot. The tot room & foi'm"al dtmncf"Thi sumptuous mast8f'
has 42' on the water. Build a MCOnd story & suite has Its own -private encloled cOurtyard.
have panoramic ocean views. Call nowl 11,1...-
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Covtnaton style 4-ptex. A-.ne 10.25% fixed
loen. No qu.llfying. no pointa. lwge 3 bdrm
owner1' unit. G,..t O.C. location. 8rk aitlfi -···-
. IL•lll •11111
433 acres. Prime producing Almond Orchard 9
yrs old planted HMrtlMd of S.:ramento Velltfty.
Complete underground tpi:tnkler lrrig9tion.
$700,000 yr grou. 15% return. AUUIMble Fed
tand t.lk loen -$5,900/ecre. Blue Dlmnond . ........
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RESIDENTIAL BROKERAGE SERVICES
THE LARGEST I 'DEPENDENT REAL ESTATE SERVICES I THE NATION
NEW ON MARKET
OLDE CORONA DB. llAR .. ,000
Situated on quiet street,· south of PCH. 45' lot
with rollinc lawn. Oki fashioned front porch with
got privacy. Three BR, with view possibillti~.
Ann Peters
CU8TOMf7FD a EXPAM>ED 1115,000
Harbor View Homes, tr.dJtional 5BR, 3BA. fam-
ily home at its best. Extensive use of brick, &lass
and rich woods throuch<>ut. Lush landscape.
Sara Hinman
.acowrr BEAUTY t7IO,OOO
Exquisite 2BR. townhOme. Former IM Peters
model. c.ourtnet kitchen, beautlfuJ hardwood
floors. two story mirrored dJninC room. Terraced
carden with spa. Stella Shirar
IPECIAL TREAT *"5,000
Nifty 3BR, home in superb location for the busy
commuter or the theater lover. What's more
there's a hot tub in the back yard and a park
across the street. Coby Ward
BAYFRONT
PIER AND BA YVIEWI '121,GOO
Fantastic offering! A lowest priced bayfront wtth
pier in Dover Shores. Single level 3BR, home,
remodeled with French doors, light wood floors.
Ann Peters
BA YFRONT 1115,000LH
Located In a private gated community, custom
bayfront features, 48R. 4BA, master suite with
fireplace. Large pier and slip. Garace will ac-
commodate a limousine. Ann Peters
CUSTOM BAYFRONT, LARGE SUP *1,580,000
Elegant home in perfect condition. Five BR,
4'hBA, 3 fireplaces. 52 feet on Promontory Bay.
Custom built by present owner. Barbara Aune
OCEAN VIEW
mca v... S1.375,GOO
Just listed 4BR, family home, sweepln& ocean
and bay views from most rooms! Quality
throughout, formal dining. Access to all Emerald
Bay's amenities. Special property. Rod Daley or
Dave Hirschler
CDM OCEAN VIEW $1,475,000
landmark home. 48R, 41h BA, one of CDM's
favorite homes. Orl&inal California Spanish
architecture. Spacious gardens on large loL
Linda Oeth or Lofs Jacobs
aUFF VIEW S1MS,OOO
Dramatic 180" views of ocean, fetty, Catalina
and sunsets. Listen to the sound of the waves. 1
Spaclous older home with 48R, 58A. A special
COM opportunity. Li>ls Jacobs and Linda Oeth
B •..ALO UY LOCATION $2.175.000 '¥•'°" IOllS• ball from deckS-into the ocean
""' flOm dlil home OYerloOkJ~ Emet'•ld Bay llmch. White water Views. open bum celffnp,
lwdWood flooQ, 48R; 48A, pjps PoWder room.
aod Daley or Dave Hirschler ·
BUY OF THE WEEK
M CANYON 1111,a
Monaco plan 38R, 2'hBA, townhome. Larae
master suite located on main level, features
private patio and spa. Two story entry. Larae
formal living and dinln& rooms. Danny Bibb and
Stephanie Crody
CONDOMINIUMS
VILLA aAl.80A 11-.-
Mlnt condition condominium. 2 master suites.
Nicely decorated for young executivies. Walk to
bea(h. Enjoy 2 community pools, entertainment
areas. Security cates. Beverly Morphy
CLEAN CLEAN CLEAN an.-
Model perfect "Dynasty" in Harbor R~. Ex-
cellent condlton. Two BR, 28A. Shows I t and
clean! Fabulous panoramic mountain a reser-
voir views. Danny Bibb or Stella Shirar
LUXURY-VIEWS 1133,000
Former model w/flagstone courtyard entyr, re-
flection pond and fountains. Two BR, 2'hBA.
marble entry, highly upgraded kitchen
w/aranlte countertops. Gayle Amato
llELC~T 1748,000
First time offered. elegant "Towne Collection"
home. Two master suites, formal dining. den
with fireplace, library. Huge garden overlooking
geenbelt. Selle Partch
HARBOR RIOGE 1748-000
Largest model, serene private setting. custom-:
lzed end unit next to wide ~nbelt. Four BR.
31hBA, custom outdoor spa. A must for a buyer
seeking quality. Ann Peters
· GOLF COURSE TOWNHOME 9125,000
Showcase of uncompromising beauty, 3BR. dra-
matic 2 story entry, European gourmet kitchen.
&tensive use of polished black granite. Danny
Bibb or Stephanie Grody
SEA ISLAND
2BR,Pool.~
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Enlarced 38R, 21hBA, two story townhome In the
heart of Newport Beach. Latest decor. hard-
wood floors. Prfvate enclosed patio. Walk to
schootS and shopptnc. Mleki Cooper
NEW ON THE IWIKET iiet,ooo
Great entertainment 48R, 3BA. home with pri-
vate spa. Located in family neighborhood.
Raised hardwood foundation, formal dining
room, family kitchen area. Gayle Amato
fAI& Y LOCATION $425,000
Custom built 38R, 3BA, home, ceramic tile floors
In llvlnc area. carpeting in bedrooms. Great
nelchborhood for raising children. Walk to
beach, $Chool. churches, fun zone. Hobie Denny
A UYCIE.Sf '1IUY" M7l.OGO '
Four BR, with private pleasant back patio area,
larae pool and firepit. Open access to living
room. New tile roof In 1986. Full bath w/outslde
access. Stan Eaton
CU8TOlllZID CONTEMPORARY '800.000
Four BR. 3BA. family room with fireplace. Separ-
ate den area, master sutle with sitting room.
Children's wing with play room. Private Jot with
aated pool and spa. Danny Bibb and Stephanie
Grody
ENTERT AlfERI DELIGHT $1,315,000
Custom home, fabulous golf course views, 58R,
impressive 2 story courtyard entry with pool
and spa. Spacious chlldrens wing. Quiet cur-de-
sac. Danny Bibb and Stephanie Grody
FABUlOUS CUSTOM HOIE $1,-.000
Traditional Country FrenC.h, 5BR, 6'hBA. home.
Serene settlna on Bi& Canyon Country Club's
15th hOle. Lake view, Incredible quality through·
out. Danny Bibb or Stephanie Grody
•SA DRIVE ESTATE $1,750,000
One of the finest Back Bay residences location
on superb view lot approx. 2.2 acres. Home has
unlimited potential. Grounds could accommo-
date pool & tennis court Four BR. 4'hBA. Bever-
ly Morphy or Barbara Aune
ING CANYON CUSTOM 11-,000
Contemporary home overlooking 18th fairway.
Quality throughout, European kitchen, bleached
oak floors. pool and spa. Two BR, ct.test house.
Lovely golf course views. Danny Bibb or Step-
hanie Grody
MCANYON .....
Great lot on IOlf course, lake view, 38R, or !J8R.
Formal dlnln& room, family room, 51/aBA. Beautt-
ful pool and. s-tlo area. Air conditioned Md
security system. Beverly Morphy or llifbara
Aune ·
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SITE llllm ,, •• -~ITI"Y
Country French at its ,. ~ nts tovety 4/5
bedroom, 5'h bate-V #/private pool
& spa & over ~ o~ .. are feet is brand
new. Gourrr e.,. .•• study. bonuS room
& extensive ~ . white oak & marbte are
but a few of •• d many exquisite featutes.
Motor courtyard & 3 car o..-ersized garage.
This is hvmg at its finest. $1,595,000
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131 Ill I.Ill -· FlllUIS Liil lllFlllT
PllYITE PIO I SUP
Thia super waterfront home on ., OYer-
&ized k>t features -4 bedrooms & 4 baths
with exceptional southwest exposure on
·Newport Ch&Mel. Elegant livtng room.
huge waterfront patio & separate maid's
quarters are just a few of the amentties.
$1,525,000
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41 UllA ISLE
PllYITE UTE
1111111 ISi Ill
Spectacular bayfront custom with 180 LIN-
EAR FEET ON lHE WATERt Featuring 4
B<trma, & 3~ Baths ~/femlly room & den.
thtl edutt~ home la '"""9al.JIMI
d tn move tn condttlon. Pier Md lllp for •
65' boat. $1,495,000
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2111 SIELL IJEllE
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--BUI SPECIAL CIST• Loaded with charm & just 2 doors from a
secluded. sandy bead't. this 3 bedroom 2
bath home offers all new carpeting&. s*nt. + a wonderful W1W of the bay Md entrMCe
Channel Private spa in the back ywd Md
over-lized gar11ge w/tons of storage, this
lovely offering atao h4is and elevatort
$7-49,500
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South Coast Title formed,
breaks from Union Land
South co.at Titte co.. tonwty
Union Lald Tttte Co., Or-. County
dMsk>n, MnOWICea lta formation.
''lnd9pel.,. of UNon Und ntte
Co. of s.n Diego, South eo.t Title Co.
will COfltilaue to ww the unique Md
lndividu91 needa of or._ Counlr'•
high ~h communftlea," Mary
Sullivan, vtce preeident, uld.
Asa ful wvtcetttlecomp1ny, .. title
Information and other customer ..,._
~ products are provided ~ the
latest and most adv.need ~
systema availab6e.
The compmiy wiU maintain the aow-:
eat baeic rate in Orange County,
Including fiv.year short t.-m and
three--Y98f binder which wMI allow
cllela tor ..... w-ter ..... Md
therefore, more value.
ThetJtles..nhMthemcpertelaMd
bagrourid knowt•dge within the .....
estate Industry to ....... ~ to
proVld9 a.tty and WiNnCe lhO&Jld
My title pr:oblaml .....
Each COfnPMY f9PI 111ntat1Ye w-
vtoell a '"'811 d09llr of cGmmunltia9 IO
tt..y _.. In cloaa CGn'8Ct ..... "*
customer's needs and l'equirenwrta.
Graig RtsleY II South Coat Title
Co.'• sales r•eeentattve for the
beact'9ide communtttee Of Laguna
Niguel, Dina Point, &an ·Juan c-.trtin0, Cliplatr.no Beech, San
cternente and t..guna a.ch.
Top producers announced
Top producers for the first quarter of
1988 were recently announced for the
Pacific Southwt = of Grubb & Blis. Ron and Lo.-MAier, have
reCetved the Top Produolir poait'9n foi
a husband and wife teem eigtrt out of
the past 13 montha.
Ron MINer, • resident of the Saddle-
back Valley lince 1975, has been active
In real estete for 11 years. Prior to
joining Mlleion Viejo Realty/Grubb &
Blia five years ago, he was ~
by v~ ReaJ Estate.· He hotd8 a
bachelor a degree from the Untveralty
of Texas and holds the second vk:e
presktent demtgnatlon at the Saddle-
t>Kk Ve/Wy Board of RMltora.
Lorraine Miiter joined Ron aa a team
in 1985, with • ~ Md .....
background. Prior to her Involvement
in real •tate, 9tMt waa In aales for a
medical corporation. Educated at Cof-
umbia UniYer9lty in NeW Yoirtl City, 8he
hok1s a mater'• deg"8 tn educatJori.
The MINers hold the GNbb & Ellis
senior marketing conMtant dellg-
natlon. ·
Four Coldwell Banker agent•
qualify for President's Club
George Elkins naines top lister
Janine Ou BOia of the George Elkln8
Co. hal been~::'• fOi IN -month of Msch, to Don De
Thomas, reeidenttal .... INlnllger.
Ou 8cMat Who ha8 ~ with the
compeny for two ~ lated
properties totaling more than
$1,250,000. Shaw reo111'9Y hOncnd
as one of the top proetucera at the
compmiy'a annual __.di~.
She tpedabBe tn propert)a9 In the
gated comrnunttlel of Newport a.ch,
as wea .. vMIW pr~.
Ou Bola wortca out of the Newport
Beach ofllce loeated et 17 Corpqrat•
Plaza. SUH• 101. SM may be rwhed
at (714) 759-9100.
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NAR predicts economy will keep improving
Now well Into .. lbcth "I'* of
explMion. the economy 18 llkety to
continue lmprOvlng We, year, with
housing mlfkela reftectlng the P98itMt
enecta of relilhlety low Interest rates,
accordlna to U. NatloMI Aseociation
of Rellli0r'1 latelt "Reel Eatate
Outlook."
The U.8. ~of Commerce reported thet annulll rate of growth
of ,.... (111 ........... julted) grou na-
tlOMI product In the tint q\*ter of
1988 ...... 2.3 perclllt. .
''Wt*8thll,.... ..... then half the
4.8 ~ edvMOe reootded In the
fourth...., of 1117, It brinQa further
proof that the eftKt8. of tlMt atod(
maft(et cnlh cld not ~•whelm the
fu~ ........... of the econ-
omy," Or. John Tuccllo, NAR't chief
economllt .......
"ft now llPP••ra that enough of the
economy'• mom.utum In the latter half
of 1987 halcsried bwd Into 1988.
yet probablr not enough to pueh
lnftatk>n up .. a mudt ,_..,rate.
"Ho...., .. r11k to~ 'jolt right'
rate of eoonomlc growth rn.y be a
slowly improving trade deftclt that
could-cmm lftOOW IACl9 In the
dollr, '' Tucallo uld.
The CUNnt ..... profecta that
the rate of ,_ GNP growth wtll reach
2.9 perCMt In 1911, with the MCOnd
hallf of ... yw' ltronger tMn the first mmona..
While oonuner ependtng feet lhatP-
ly In the fourth quarter, 1t1 atrong
rebound In the tnt qumrter explWned
molt of the ONP lldvMce. Since the
October ltock mllft(et er-uh, con-
sumer spending ha been on the
upswing again after slumping through
much of 1987.
In four of the last flve months, retail
sales (excluding the votatlte auto com-
ponent) have lncreeeed by rates much
higher than the average monthly gain
for 1987. These higher mon~ ad-
vances translate Into ~ gains
In real GNP, documented by the first
quarter real GNP report.
"Consumer spending Is expected to
be a key component of continued
growth In output dutlng 1988. But the
reeurPl09 In coneumer apencttng
does carry wtth It 10me of Its own
pitfalls -namety, consumers wtn
remain somewhat pwtt.a to Imported
goods," TucdllO said.
"White most of the reports on the
economy's health Indicate clear sailing
ahead," Tuc:c:illo explained, "the
monthly fluctuations In the trade defldt
still are cause for some concet n."
According to the most recent data
available, the Febn.lary trade deficit
widened to $13.8 t>Won, from $12.5
billion In January.
However, the trend In trade Is still
p()(NUve. Febnlary export• roee to
S23.6 bllllon, up from $22.3 bfflion In
January. Most of the concern Is
focused on the Import figures, which
showed Imports rising to $37 .4 bihlon
In February, from $34.8 billion In
Janu.ry.
"There Is a mesaege In these
numbers -the trade deflctt Is Improv-
ing, but It could be slowed by economic
growth, which booSts consumer In-
comes and demand for Imports," he
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The Federal Re9er'Ye Board h• been
trying to hold the line on intereat rates
while keeping lnflationaty expectations
In check. After the October crash, the
Fed provided enough money to meet
the short-term demand for Increased
liquidity. Earlier tht. year, concerns
about keeping the ec:onomy from
faJltng Into a recesak>n led the Fed to
postpone tightening up on the money
supply.
Reoentt. the Fed has been convinced
that the economy Is not at r'isk of f.Ulng
into a rec•tlon. As a reeult, the F.cS
has tlghtedned up on short-time
lnteres1 rates, hoping to head off fears
of rising inftatlon. As a result, long-term
lntereat rat• (partlcul8tiy tensltive to
lnnatlon fear•) have risen steadily aver
the last two years. The latest GNP
report HkelY wtU hofd the Fed to Its tight
money coune llimed at sttftlng Infla-
tion.
The 111 odatlon forecasts there is
strong potential for tong...term interest
rates to gredu8ly rt9e. ••'f'he probability
that mortgage rates wffl incrNM next
year from the current l8Yef ts high,"
Tuccillo Mid.
The current forecast projects the
secondary market yield on aecurlttes
bact<ed by 30-year fixed-rate Feder•
Housing Administration mortgages to
reach 10.4 percent In the current
quarter. That rate is expected to rise
steadily during the remainder of the
year, reaching an annual average of
10.5 percent for 1988. In the sprtng of
1989, that Interest rate is expected to
reach 11 petcent.
In M.rcn, hou9inQ start• roae to a
seasC>Nllty adjusted annu9I rate ot
1.$43 units, up 2 percent from Febru-
81Y. This latest report on hoUalng starts
activity confirms that the Hou9ing
sector Is still robust, even this late In
such a prOlonged economic expansion.
A combination of demographk: factors
and the potential for higher mortgage
rates likely will push housing st.m to
an annual total of 1.53 million unfts in
1988.
Sales of new ~twnity homes
rose 4 percent in March from the
previous month. nae welcome news on
new-home sales combk'.ed with the
improving perlonnMOe of hou9ing
starts activity gi'Ve a poeitNe outlook
for the spring buying .-Id build6ng
season.
"The low mortgage Interest rates
avaUable during Maren waa the most
significant factor leading to the re-
surgence in demand tor new homes.''
Tuccillo said. The current forecast
projects sates of new 8ingle-f8mly
homes to reach 639 thousand units in
1988, down 4.7 percent from the 1987
total.
Sales of existing stngfe-femiJy homes
reached a seasonaHy adjusted 8MU8I
rate of 3.33 million In March, up 2.5
peroent from the pr8Yious month.
Renewed vigor in existing-home .....
also ha been largely due to lower
interest rates.
The National Association of RMltors
ts the nation's largest trade aal«.:ia-
tion, representing nearty 800.000
members lnvofved in aM espects of the
real estate industry.
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ly with Harbor Realty.
OPEN SAT a SUN 1TO4 PM
Enter through guard gate on Hospital ~ * 2 bdrms 2 ~ths + famlJy rm. 2 patios.
220 Nice Lane # 103 $189,000
* Ocean & harbor views. 2 bdrms 2 baths + formal dining rm.
280 Cagney Lane #309 $388,000 * Largest plan. 2 bdrms, 2 baths + den. famity rm & formal dining rm.
260 Cagney Lane #220 $299,000 * PenthouN. 2 master suites -may lease option.
260 Cagney Lane #3<M S 198,000 * Fabulous ocean view. 2 bdrms 2 baths. over 1350 sq. ft.
280 Cagney Lane #313 $330,000
Lido becomes affiliated
with Prudential network
., .... lc:ltn1lder ...., .... c.e, J a c
Established In 1935, lido Realty
predat9S' almost everything but the
orange groves In Orange County. The
company, which ls located on Via Udo,
has been under MYeral ownerships
since Its Inception.
In 1982 Howard Dlppell and his
J>rother, Cutler, purchued Udo Realty.
On May 28 the firm became part of the
Prudential Real Estate Network.
"Prudential did a market survey of
the Newport Beach area and t&lked to
about 20 brokers." Howard Dippel!
said. "Officials extended an Invitation
to visit and see how the company
operated. We looked them over, they
looked us over, and we both liked what
we saw.··
Olppell, Who ''ls still running the show
In Newport Beach," believes that the
afflllatlon with Prudential wtll enhance
Lido's producttvtty and efficiency.
Input from experts throughout the
Prudentlal network Is connected to the
company's national office by an ad-
vanced computer system. Individual
offices have d&ity contact via the
system.
"Prudential'• top-notch sales and
management training programs wm
Improve our performance, and clients
will benefit," Dlppell said,"~ com-
AJtJJoagJJ •tlH liidepen-
de11tJyotnJed and oper-
ated, Lido Realty Jiu
become part of tlle
PradentJal organlut1oa
ofmoretllan l76com-
paales.
pany also provides Its atflllates with
national and regk>t'wl advertising and
public relationl. Prudential la gMng us
•variety of new~·" Although still tty owned
and operated, Udo Realty ha beCome
part of the Prudential organization of
more than 175 corftpaniea. "Synergy
through referrals enhMces the ben-
efits to people Who deel with our
company," Olppell said. ''We're all
working together, which wttl add great-
ty to our buaiflela."
"We now can gtve our cHents the
best of both worlds -the benefit of a
local firm with more than 50 years of
experience In Newport Beech and
Costa Mesa and the benefits of being
pan of a strong natk>nlll corporatton,"
according to Dlppell.
"Nine out of 10 people In the U.S. are
familiar with the Prudential name,"
Olppell said.
OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 1-5
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1211 PORTSIDE , .....
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3 CAR GARAGE -NEW KITCHEN -BATHS -ETC.
PRIVATE COURTYARD -BREA THTAKJNG VIEW
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BLUFFS TOWNHOME • 3BR
BLUFFS TOWNHOME • 2 + DEN
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in oD)y 2 hours.
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of miscellany.
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CLASSIFIED 642-5678
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***Waterfront and Pool VGfve Addrea 8t au.rd Gat9
HllES FIR ~ALE
21EllMM
2592 Atbof. Bayshor•
631-1400 $445,000 Saturyday 1-5
16 Canyon llland, Newport Beech
721-1200 $249,900 Sunday 1-5
121 CoraJca, Newport 8Mct\
760--0714 $204,500 Sa1/Sun 1-5
38 Corsica, Newport North, NB
760-0714 $257,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
484 E 18th St. Costa Mela
548-7887 $278,500 Sat/Sun 11--4
·~ Hazel Or, Olde Corona Del Mar 759w9070 $895,000 Sat/Sun 12--4:30
t1600 Kings Rd. Newport Heights
631-1400 $559,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
601 Udo Partc Or. #7F, Cannery Vig, NB
631-1400 $795,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
601 Udo Park Or. #2A Cannery Vig, NB
631-1400 $475,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
601 Lido Park Or. #5B, Cannery Vig, NB
631-1400 $825,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
+v-15 Toulon. Harbor Ridge Estates, NB
673-9333 $750,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 * 2025 Vista Cajon, The Bluffs, Nwpt Bch
720-1704 Sunday 1-5
-2 IR 19lus FAM RI or DEi
•2015 Ltieward Lw. Newport ee.ct'I
75M700 $419,900 SUndlly 1-5
964 Unden, Coeta Mesa
M&-74'34 1185,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
2589 Or.nge #F, Costa Meea
645-8115 $148,000 Saturdey 1--4
2722 San c.toe. Costa Meea
549-2«4 $213,000 ...... 1-6
+311 s..ta Ana Ave, Newport ltligtlta. NB
831-7300 $550,000 s.irday 1-5
215 Via Nice, Udo ....
831-1400 $429,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
~IR 19111 ~All RI 1r IEI
310 Colllrt, EatakSe Cost• Mela
759--6800 $289,000 Sund~ 1-5
V25 Cormorant. Bay Vl9w Terrace, NB
644-9060 $349,000 Saturday 1-5
t258 E. Raspberry, Anaheim Hill
760-0714 $249,000 Sunday 1-5
••1701 frvine Ave, Newport Beech
631-1266 $425,000 Saturday 1--5
t607 Kings Rd, •Mwpot1 Heigl'lts, NB
759--6800 ·$990.000 Saturday 1-5
•19 Montpellier, Harbor Ridge, Nwpt Bch
721-1200 $669,900 Sunday 1-5
1833 Port Renwick, Harbor View, N.8 .
640-1212 $459,000 Sat-Sun 1-5
7 Rue v--. Bia CMyOn
644-6200 $925,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
31 Sycamore Creek, Turtle Rock, lrvtne
559-9400 $399,900 Sat 10-4/Sun 1--4
t•3Rimrock, Turtlerock. lrvtne
854-2589 $549,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
2867 Valelco. eo.ta Mela
845-8115 $222,000 Sat/Sun 1--4
•22 Belcourt Or. South, 8*ourt
644-6200 $750,000 Sat 1--4/Sun 1-5 218 Via tthaca, Udo flle 631-1400 $499,500 Sat/Sun 1--5 * v-44 Belcourt Or North, Belcourt, NB 760-5000 $725,000 Sunday 1-5 18842 VIII Pal8tlno, Turtle Rock, Irvine
559-SMOO 5459,000 Sund8Y 1--4
v-43 MontpeHler, Harbor Ridge, NB 673-9333 $550,000 ~ 1-5 v•12 Whitewater, J-.nlne Creek, CdM 644-8080 $525,000 Sunday 1-5
••+3425 Ocean IMvd, Corona cW Mar ----~~----~~ .... --~·----' 631-1400 $1,649,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 •1 Sea Cove, Sea Island
644-6200 $633,000
3 IElllll
Saturday 1-5
+128 25th St, Balboa Peninluta
548-5&47 $395,000 Sat/Sun 1--4
408 Avoc.do, Corona Del Mer
&«-e200 M39,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
38 Cormorant, 8ayYtew Terr11ee ~-6200 $439,500 Sunday f-6
2012 Oebor8h Lw, Newport Bwh
· 831-1591 $299,500 Saturd9Y 12-e
2537 Fordham, eo.ta Meea
54&-2313 $179,900 Saturdey 1-5
1850 Fulerton, Costa U...
.....
243 Albert Pl, eo.ta ....
873-7300 1288,000 Sunday 1--4
2531 Bamboo, Ealtbluft, NB
759-MOO $443,500 Sat/Sun 1-5
• * * 1108 E a.1boa. Newport Bwh 873-8333 31.195,000 Satur-1-.5
-~
•+1801 Gii .... T.-nice, Irvine
759-MOO $795,000 Sunday 1-5
•2508 Gl•IWk:tt. Santa Ana
5*2313 $289,500 Sunday 1-5
+a 14 t<ate1a. L8gUn8 ~
487-5123 $294,000 Sat 12--4. Sun 11-2
•1797 hnager, Coat• .....
548-2313 $350,000 saturday 1--4
17081 Rotterdam (Wlr'Mf/Beech) Hunt.Bch
M&-3643 1195,()()()qs Sat-Sun 1-5
... S-••d, Corona HtgtUnd• .
759-MOO le85,900 Sat/Sun 1-5 •••708 Via Udo Nord, Udo .... 873-7300 $1,850,000 Sunday 1-4 •• *' 15 Via Udo Soud, newpott beectt 67M181 $1,995,000 Sat-Sun 1-5
4 IR 19l1s Fll II 1r DEi
•• •4427 camden, Corona del Mar '546-2313 $1,595,000 Saturday 1-5
.... 18 Cherry Htk, B6g Canyon, NB
759-18n S1, 189,000 Sat/Sun 1--4:30
t2209 Qltf Drive, Newport Height•
631-1400 $715,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
318 Driftwood Rd., Shore Cffffa, CdM
844-&200 $895,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
510 Fullerton St. Newport Height•
831-1400 $482,500 Saturday 1-5
t..-1 H.-bor Aktge. Harb« Ridge, NB
873-9333 1785,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
Sat/Sun 1-5
1912 IMne Awnue, Baycreet, NB
631-7300 $298,000 Saturday 1-5
.... MaNco, Harbor RJdge
...... 9080 17•.000 Sunday 1-5
2tl'1 Port 8ftMol. tWbor Vl9w Homes, NB
75MS700 '429.IOO Sunday 12-5
1830 Port Lockllelgl\, Htlrbof 'Ji.. Hrna. NB
551-1M7 $485,000 Sat/~ 1-S
t 1211 Portllde, Herbof' 'Ji.. .... CdM
840-5114 1&4!.000 Sunday 1-5
..... Aue Vlleta. BID~. NB ·
7t0-0714 1785,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
••..-S1 Slr1 T_ropm. H9rbor Aldge, NB
780-1900 ... .500 !rM/Sun 2-5
• 1101 ...... 'ca.a.. Newport Bch .... 1.11.,""':sue.ooo 8MJ8un-~2-5 .
•••319 Via Udo IOUd. Udo ....... ~m1 12~.000 a.vaun 1-5
75t-e700 1239,000 Saturday 12--4 1.,1.-;;:...-__..~,...____..~-----~.......... ..;...;.,!.....;;,..,..._..,~--~--~-~--..;;...,_~-.-11~~..:_c_
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24«1.,,... Aw .ff4, 8ec6c Bay. N8
131-1• 1215.000 Sat/Sun 1-5
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t 2018 Senti8g0, Dover Shores
• 831-1400 '530,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
211 Via EbOI, Udo Ille
644-41200 $635,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
•• •218 Via Udo Nord. Newport Beach
87M181 $1,800,000 Sat-Sun 1-5
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t 1s 1a Glilexy om., Dover Shores, NB
831-7300 $725,000 Saturday 1-5
.t•541 Harbor lslend Or, NB
546-2313 $1,595,000 Sunday 1-5
**t 314 Mom6na Star Lane, Newport Bch
844;6638 $1, 145,000 Sun. 1-5
••14 o.kcrest, Big Canyon
644-6200 $1,395,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
* * * 1018 Potarit. Dover Shores, NB 673-9333 $875,000 LH Sat/Sun 1-5
TIWIHOIES
CllllS FOR SILE
1 IR 1tl•s Fii RI er DEi
**1211 Baylkte: Corona del Mar 780-0714 $2500/mo Saturday 1-5 ..
2 IEDllDDI
t•..,•260 Cagney Ln 304, Villa Balboa, NB
673-4400 $198,000 Sat/Sun 1-4
+ • v * 280 Cagney Ln 309, Vina Balboa, NB
673-«00 $388,000 .Sat/Sun 1-4
t e v •28G Cagney Ln 313, Villa Balboa. NB
673-4400 $330.000 Sat/Sun 1-4
* 19 Kamallll Ct, Newport Sch 673-7300 $220,000 SUnday 1-5
. 2 IR ,1us FAM RI tr DEi
*"'44 Bek:ourt Or North. Belcourt, NB
760-5000 $725,000 Sunday 1-5
e V'.260 Cagnev Ln 220, Villa Balboa. NB
673-4400 $299,000 :: Sat/Sun 1-4
+ • ._, *220 Nice ln# 103, VIiia Balboa, NB
673-4400 $189,000 Sat/Sun 1-4
3 IEDROOI
+600 E. Oceenfront #2A. Balboa Pen.
759-6600 $269,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
v••t100 Scholz Pt #12, Newport Beech
673-7300 $299,900 Sunday 2-5
•2643 Vista del Oro. Bluffs, NB
759-9100 $1600/mo Sat/Sun 1-5
* 2643 Vista del Oro. Bluffs. NB
759-9100 $259,000 ~t/Sun 1-5
*427 Vista Flora. Bluffs, NB
759-9100 $299,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
*427 Vista Flora, Bluffs, NB
759-9100 $1750/mo Sat/Sun 1-5
3 Ill plus Fii RI tr DEi
6 Rue Verte. Big Canyon. NB
631-7300 $650,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
DU PLUES
FDR SILE
3 IR plus 2 IR
220 Garnet. Balboa lsa.nd, NB
631-1400 $625,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
-HOIES FOR REiil
37 Auburn tsle • Oxford Ct. Irvine
673-9333 $2400/mo Sunday 1-5
216 Jasmine, Corona del Mar
759-9070 $2500 Sat/Sun 12-5
2004 Tustin Ave, Newport Bch
557-9632 S 1600 Sat/Sun 10-3
62 Vassar Isle, Oxford Ct, IMne .
673-9333 $2200/mo Sunday 1-5
you'll find
A NEW ·WORLD
OF ADVENTURE!
.in the·
642-5678
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PROUDLY PRESENTS
$1,491,111
TIE ILTilllTE llllP'S • On Its own private und.
• On the wat• With pi8I' & llip.
VIA LI)() ~S8R·58A... .. -.-S3.900.000
VIA LIDO NORl>-58ft 4~BA.-•M $1,650.000
VIA LIDO SQOO--.t8tt-3~8A. ..• -. Sl.550,000
VIA LIDO JQO-S8R·4BA. ... $1,495,000
• VIA SAN RDIO-S8R·5BA.. .. _ $895,000
VIA ll>O 5000--6U·58A. ....... _ ...... $759,000
• No moorings to violate view. finest In this remodeled & redesigned 3 bedroom townhome for the
VIA 1(~8R·28A. .. -..•.. -.. ·-••M .. $749.000
VIA ~8R·2BA..~ .. al.--$698,000
VIA CMIWT0-48R·3BA..~--·-· $698.000
• No constant now of traffic.
• Enviable kitchen and famlty room .
• Every amenity -4 Br., 4 Ba.
• Lovely courtyard entrance
•E IF 11111
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discriminating few whose lifestyle demands the belt.
"IELCll11'' II TIE ILIFFS
$211,IN ~
.~ ~ OPEN-HOUSE SAT/SUN 1-5
312 VISTA SUERTE
NEWPORT BEACH I' .1111 .. ., n H •·.tit,
VIA ITHACA-2811·28A.,_ .... _ $695,000 * LOflCA--48R·31A. ....... -.. $595,999
• SM IDIG-3U·2tn8A. -.$555.000
VIA JTtW;A-3BR·3BA. ..................... $515,000
VIA flCC-38a·28A. ....... -................ $439.500
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a.utlful Bluff9 2 BR+ 2 BA on~ greenbelt. Large patio, ..:utty ~
l*nt•tk>n thutt .... wood ftOofS a open
bM1n ceMlnp. End unit -$295,000 L.H.
2026 Vleta CaJo-. Newport Beaelt
OPEN SUNDAY 1-5
EXCLUSJVB OFJPJCE LISTING
call(714)720-l704
Doug Bulley, BKR.
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• Situated on 4th fairway With view
-view. putting green. fountain
• 4 Br. 4 'h Ba, sauna in master ba
• 3 Flreplaces -llvtng rm, familly
rm, library
• Enlarged dining rm & 2 upper
bedrooms
• Added family room & hobby room
• A dream kitchen
• 3 Covered patios -all outdoor
area in used brk:k
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Fabalou 8py1laH Southp0rl
l8R + dMtlmll6d"• rm+ 4~ BA on quiet
cul-c»-MC. 9eeutfful pool & tPa, bey
windows, lhutters a crown molding. OMs
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add 2nd story. Floor to ceiling
windows. "Full-on view of Lit-
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SANDS INVESTMENTS, 759-9070
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I saw the perfect hOU8e for
you to buy tor mom. The
kltchen·ta big~ for us
to sit 8rouncf the farm table
and watch her make our
favortte blueberry pancakes
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loYely and the 3 bedrooms
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w /frpk. Giant family rm opens 10 a roomy yard DENNIS GRIM.BS frcllD every roam. New__. carpet. mln'ond-
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kJtchen.-..f.amily room. An.ched 2 car ..,... for... ,Beautiful 4 BR. J BA haime. Very larae bonus
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adultaxnm. w/24 bttee. Prof-6onally decorated BSTBU YANK and IChool. brand new carpetine. freshly peinted
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