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MONDAY, JULY II, 1988 25 C'ENTS
New BB drug crackdown nets 19
Police conduct secpnd sweep through
Commodore Circ le; six vehicles seized
By ROBERT BARKER
Olho.ltr .........
Poli{·e arrt''>ted I Q suspects as
onirer'> stepped up pressure on drug
dealing 1n Commodo re C'1rclt. a cul-
de-~c 1n H untingto n Beach with a
reputation for a bustling narcotics
busineu that attracts customer'>
thro ughout Orange Count)
Police offi cers w1tnes~d drug deals
being nt>got1ated behind walls 1ha1
run along the 'itreet. and u niformed
patrol officers arrtsted 19 su'ipccts as
1hc> prepared to dnve from the
nl·1ghburhoo<l ( i1p1 Hrutt' 'oung
'aid toda~
'" ol the: 'ch1cl~., U'>(.'J h> 1he
'IU\pt'CI'> "c:n· 1m pounJnl l11r c1lkgrd·
I~ lx·11lg U\l'd In tr<in'>pon drug~.
Young -..i1d
It " :l'> lhl· wnind ma1•1r drug s11.eep
o l lhl· troubled J fl'J 1n k'" than 1wo
"-l'l°k'> I hl' nl'1ghhorh11od 1' kx.atl'd
:ihout t\\o m1lc, 1r11m thl' l 11~ \police
\l:lt1on
O n Jum· 111 ahnul .ll1 f)tilin.·ollica\
do,cd 1n al11:ra t\\n·"l'l·I.. um.krn "a
fl J'>l'rJt1on Jnd arre'>tt'd 15 pcopk on
,u,p1ci11n ol ..ell1ng rrlatl\ ti) small
amC1unt\ o l ux:ainc: In the fir\t
'"l'CP 11 -:.u~pc<I'> 11.crt· listed a\
rn1d c:nl\ uf ( ommodore ( 1rck
'ouni ..aid "o brc.akdo11.n "a"
J\J llahk on thr re"dencts of tho~
arn'\tc:d in thl· mo'it rt·cent S\\ecp
'oung \did
I hl' '"l'l'P' follo .... t·d '1~1h 10 ( 11 ~
< uunul lhuml'x'r\ b) ang~ resident\
v.hu dc:mamkd ofliual'I ta~t· au1on
10 l k·a n up lhl' an~.1.
'uung ..aid tht• "d·l..l·nd \ o pc:r-
ilt111n rt·'>uhcd mo\tl> 1n nunH·rou\
11ut r\'<Jtl\d\ \nl.:111 purlhJ'>l"'> of
I k '><llll thJt dru~ \Jlt·\ 1in < nm·
n1t tOllJt' ( Hl ll' '"hJ \ t' bl'l'O O)JtJ OI ..
JnJ thJI th\' "l't'l..l·nd \~\"l'p '>':!)
J.i:~cJ t.<J ~'4J IJlt' lht' prl''>'IUr\' 11n
J \'.>kT,·
· I h 'l' "'iii ht m11rr ht' ,.ocJ .. ~ \'
v.111 Jl'1"1n1:1. l..t•t•p 11 up · ·vq· rl" ii111ng 111 , rad .. cJ11v. n on
Jru~ \J,l'' v.hnl"n thn o<.lu r ..
Police ~y incident was provoked by
theft, tramc snarl In netghborhOOd
Another incident connected to
tbc fair occurted early IOday wbeD a
23-year-old cam.ival worlc.er at WU
injllftld When tbc car be was sletpiftJ
uadrr was driven ova llim. fair
oflicia.ls said.
Al* Chava ofCokndo su&nd
stomach inJuries .and "' liSled. in Aabte conditioo at Founl.lin Valley IUaionaJ Tmnua Cnau, officials _said today.
C'bavez was bwt when a car
drinn by a Huntinaloa ,leac:b
woman beCked over Ihm. lben _
pulled forward when I.be W0111aD
ralized what ._. happeaed, fair
ofllcials said. Moll mm1 \'al .worUn
sleep in tbc fair•s caaapground.
. The fair hal had 111 shaft of
mUha_p. mai -related an tnftic. . . suf-
fered a poaibk neck IDJ\U"Y lD a two-
car collision in tbc faitp'OUDds
..runa '°' = niaba. -Eor the da' in a row.
patrol of'fic:as issued a SiaAlm on
Sunday whm traffic pound 10 ·a
stop around tbc C>raaF Couty Fair
u S6.079 peopk flooded die~ ..
So far. 173.16 7 ilirlocn bave
auended. Attendancr is up by moft
than 10.000 comll*'cd to._ )'al"s
fipla. .........
Sunday:, ~ "' Qlecl by Coa.a Mna pola at l p.m. •
southbound traffic nwuaped tbc
capec1 ()' of Newpon Boulev..t and
Fairvn:w Road.
The CaJifomJa H~ Pltrol
issued an bow-Ions ~ late
sarurda) ~hen 10Udlbound .1nflk
(Pl••-PAJa/A2)
\l.1\111 Joh(l r r'il..inr \aid 1uda~
'\\ t··' t' 1dt·n11fit"d Jn area that
nn·1h l ll•-.t' J t1l·n1111n ~<"II continue
1 thl l lll'l. :i11t·n1 111n 1un11l1he problem
I\ 1·1.ldll Jlt•d ..
< uunl 1lm;in r um Ma\~ credited
Potlc1l' < h1rl Hill P.i~nt< ·for ha\'tnl
Jnnt· J gTt"iJI 1oh · in th<" drug
t IJt l..Jn11. n
I rt·Jlh ll't"I 11 " ncn"~sar) to
Jll"'l.'.r 1.omnn' ol rw1ghbors and to
hl·ll' d1min:u1· drug probkm s and
(Plea9e 11ee ARRESTS/ A2)
-. -Iranian
victims'
kin to get
U.S. aid
8~ ~tERRILL llARTSOS
\\ \\111'<·1«>' -Pn·,1den1 Rt"-
Jµn hJ' lk 1dl·'1 111 uffer l
u1m11\· "''" ., " tht· 1am1lic'> of the ~v11 ~r 1 .1..,. h• d11.·d ahoard an
lrJn1Jn J1rl 1.n ... rw t dn"n 11' a l S
v. Jr\h1r :hl \\ 11.itl H t•u~ Jnnoumed
to<l.c'
\p., l"'mJn \1Jrl1n h 1111.a1rr said
~l'<i~111 "'"'111.·d ll• "l'aSl' thr hardship
of th1· f.1m11tl·' .. Aut he -.aid that no
na••ll•" "'"uld ~" to Lhe Iranian
~h" 1 ·ramt·n1 .ind '"l'\..ed that the
l n1t nj \1.11n "'J' Jl'ltnfl <'UI. of
Iran reportedly recove,.
J•t'• lllght rectH•r. A5
hum.inl """'kr3lll "' ra:her than
J ll'-klt-1 11'111g_Jt111r I ··" lllan Jn h••ur tic.·111n· h1111.a1er
Jf'r"'an·d in lht· '' h1le lfo u-.c hncfintt
ruom R,·Jg.rn 11rix·d 11tl rC'pontrs.
"-'''"~ '\lq · .ill hJ \\' '"""'P"l>'1on for
the lanulil'' ul tnu~ unlonunatc
P\'(lpk. .
l ht' '"''~1 '"Mr 'lrl..,'>l'd that fhc
P3'nH 111, v.uu1d tic. · C'\ ~Jlla · o r
•olun· 1r. J n.I "••uld ht" 'ub1n-1 "to
n11rn1.1 I ' lqul rl·qu1rt"mrnt<. in·
duJan~ I lll"ll'\'3~ ::H 11on h' < on-
(tfl'" c · •n '4.·4ut·n1h ht• '>.'lad. "de-
Mtl" ..... n.,.·~n~ 11m!' 1moun1 .and
•th, r •1 .11tt'r' ll'ITIJJO "' t'I<· v.or~c-d
(PleaH eee AID/A:Z )
Irvine homeless shelter pact awaits .OK
Opposition party activists
In Mexico City protest
delays In counting ballots
from last week· a presi-
dent la I election./~
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By GREG KLERKX
Ol IM 0.-, ..........
I "o ahandonl·d formhou~·s 11. ill
bt' 1.·nnH'rtt•d into sht•h(•rs for lht·
homdl·o;s undl'r a n agrt"t·mcnl the c11~
of In inc and The In ine Co arc clOM'
l•l '1)!11101/.
'""lant < ''' \1Jn.1gn l'.1ul Brad~
'-.l ld lw I\ 11..111111~ l11r l II~ ( OUOl 11
Jpp11n JI Ill lin.11111.· Jn Jgn.'l'ffi\'OI
'>'It h I hdn1nd u forthct11k .. of1he
IJrrnho u"''"· IOl atl·d on Run RuaJ in
l"J'l In 111\'
l h,· •ll'f11 1' 'dh'd11kd '"ft" ht•fort•
lhl· t••111h 11 I 111·,.1.1,
"h .Ill ·•l'~"'r' "' h..· t1im1n(t
I• '!!l'I h1·r . ,,lid Hr .llh 11 "c tzr t
.lpJ'IP\ .1 1 lr11111 th1· t1U0\" .... l. (OU Id
~t·t \11lunll'1'" • 11 lhrrc and get
Ill I I'll
' I h, Ir\ nl" < •• I\ ,1nna11n~ th1·
IJ '··1h11,1~·, '1l lhl', 11' h•r thrrt· '<'.tr\
\\h n lhl· •\IJl·n cn~ l'f m·arh 'JnJ
c .Hl'"" R11.1J 1' .... hcJ ult•d ll' ~~1n
\\ h,·n · h1. r••JJ prc•1t'\ I N'llln' lh<'
IJll 1h11to'l'' "•'UIJ h.t'l' tn !'x· m •\t•J
Playing po~itics on a discount
-' . Young business people get involved
in action without paying top dolla r
By PAUL ARCHIPLEY
Olho.ltr .........
The~ 'ff young. busint'ss-oncntcd
and JUSt getting stan<'d in tht•1r
carrcrs. The) 11.ant 10 learn poht1cs
Th<'y want to bccomr 1nvol"rd.
But evrf) t1mr thr) hrar a bout an
upcoming political function. the~
take one look at thr SSOO or S 1.000-
pcr-pcnon price tag. swallo w hard
and wish the rt' we-rt a lrss e1tpcns1' c
route that would e nabk them to
participatt'.
About s11t ycanq o. a small group
of men in their early 30s d ecided
there wttt problbly plenty of othl'n
who felt the samt' way. who wa nted
to support pro-business candidates
and legislation. but weren't )<'t
re1dy for lht bia tkktt fund-raistrs.
So the)' formed the Youna Ex·
KUUVHO~. dff'aj)Rd (Or
lhl' unJl'r-·m nn'>'tl 1ha1 ..... 1111' 10
mn·t and hear t'iusine'~ and po lt11t al
k-adt·r, "11hou1 mongaging the
hllU'l'
Paul I k r\\.·hl·n. an o ffil·er "1th tht'
Oran~t· ( ounl~ t'haplcr . ..aid thC'
tdl'.l "a' t•n1hu\la,1iralh l"mhral·ed.
1 hl' 1\r'il hrcaHast mc."Cling 'II\
~l·ar<. Jgo .i11rac1cd about 20 peo ple.
T01.l.1~. thl" moothl} mttungs .. aH.r·
agl' .1h..iu1 100 ~t"mbcrsh1p 1n the
Or,tngl' ( ounl~ haptrr has rear hc-d
'00 "In th1.• h~ la11. s of t he orpn11a11nn
11 4'llpulatl'" that none of the e' cnts
11.tluld 1..ml mort• than sis ..
tlte~·hcn \<lid "So 11. hen no,.
IK'ull.mc1 1an comt"'I 10 town anJ ll
rom S250 or $500. a 101 of pt>o pl('
d o n't ha'e. an oppo11unit~ w intt'r·
3l'I. "hen· "e hav'-' funC'tlons that
1n'S60 m d ttfllJ1 6"l!n~k Tn
"l'l~"r1un1l\ ,.)111 1•lhl'r\\l\l'
\\ •11ldn I h,l\l' ti ..
In l.h"I r>1·11J..i11t•1 1.1n ".t\ amo ng
I h"'' '' h11 l'I lll.'li ll'd Ir 11111 ' r-\
tund-1.11,,1, ,,11J lltlill'r l ut'
n hrn I hr ~l ••U P r.11,t·J ~:~()()()for
1tw I!•'' r 11111 dunn~ h" rr·ckl'l11m
t•ll11rt I' I •1 .... 1.
'11,, 11 .1 1"1' .i1J" 111 Rt•p R1\~n
HJdh.1111 I< -'r" ~1n Rea , h ~1J
a"'•ut "~ 1>1:••r k .it1t·nJed th<"
I >cul..111n1.in tunJ.ra 1\t·r
.. , 11u ,,111 ,1111 rJ 1-.t• J lot o l m<rne'
.111J rl'.Jt h .1 mul h la~n ttn~ur. but
1t'' JllurJ.1hk '>hl' -.;111.I
I he ~ruup h-" C\p.ln1.kJ be~ ond
n ran(t<' ( 1lUOI\ J \ ~{'11 14 1\h
1. h.lptl'I' 111 I '" \ngdes. Sall l..akt'
< it' Jnd Ph1l('nl\ .\nNt-t'r '" bc-ina
1. lln,1d1•rl'\I in \;J n f)1ctto
.. ,, h.11 ha' "orkC'd in nur fa, ('If
Jnd "J'n't .1nlh.IJ'3l<'d Vlht"n ll ""·'"
pbnnt•J \\ J\ th1· ifl'UP of pt"Opk ""'<'
J rr Jl113t lln(i .trC' pt'Ople 1ha1 (llh<"r·
v.t't' art'n·1 ttrnntt 10 he.· ln\C'lh<'d."
t k t",l'hl·n '3td
'"'\o "t•'rc nl.•l out thcn· l·ompctm1
"iU1 o lll<"r oriwn11atmn<> rhil atso
thr
l .t ll'l''
}lt."'-''li)l"l .111 il\lllUOl,tnl v.llh
Pr 11l' \\ .1 1·rl1••ll'l' 1n 'e"p.•n
n, .... h '·"d ' I ' " n1•t Jl1iltJtnf
'-'llh .In' fl<'lc11 .. il gr11up ll1'""l''l'I
'"'' lhl' n.11 un· ••f ,,, rurrcl'<'
'llPflt•nrng Pfl •·l">U,in<"'' lr.l1.kr,.1r,•
k~1,J.1t l\1n -11 tl•nJ" It' a11r.h •
lfrrut'>li,.rn, J nd ha, l that pan\ '
O\\nllOl°t.'"
"' tir't mJ1111 t'und-rat"<•r allrr
111rm111g "'J' l11r "x·n Pete "11 ln
1 h''"-' "'h,,· ha' e .iddl"(''l..<.<'d "'
mce11n~s 1nduded "1t'4m. L)c-u
l..ml'J1an formn l S Rep hi
7"''hau R{'Jl J:tt'k: ~MT'lp tt nd
Radh.rn1
< in,up k .td<"l"'I 10\1'.St 1)(-ml'~ rat'
"h" 'uppon the hu\mM\ , nm •
mun11' alw "'Ill 11.1n th<"H 'UPP''"
'\.rnta \na \ta \l'T Oan '11ung 11.a\
11n1· hx-all\ prnm1nen1 1)(-mcx-rat
the' n t<"d as n 'pcakC'r "h\' "'3'
1•nthll,ltl'lt t alh rt"l'<"1,t'd llntC'rr'1·
1n~h . '11ung anno un\'C'd la\t v.cd
thJI hC' II.JS \11.ll('hlOg to \ht" R( ..
(Pl••• eee POLITICS/ A9)
(I' ,!( '1111 "hl'll
'"' "'u .!in~' hu •! r; tht• fU.\(l<\
...... , fh1 u\\.·d h' !il· J "1'rl t"r\ l•n
!ht In."' l<J"l,h \kmh..·r~1,l t"oun1'
!1u .ld 111~ tr.1,lt un"'"' h3' C' 'olun-
11·1·n·,! '" hnnF thr !1u1ldtntt' ur 10
(Plea9e eee HOMELESS'/ A2)
Healthy
project
adop~ed
in Irvine
H' <;RE:t; K.L ERKX oi -o-.-•--
I lt-11·' ,1nr 'n'm lh\ 'Onh·ln-
1 r "' rilr
' .... '" IOl' ( ,,, ( 1\UO• 11 rC'C't'ntl\
pr•" I.JI ml•d In 1 nc a' lhe tin.I Clt) 1n
•h• l n11C'<l 'lat<"' Ill adopt lht
11 .. 11111, < 111"' prnJl'\ t. J Euro~n
"M..._.,1 t flpn In cmpkmt"nl. plan and
,-, .1lu.rtt"M°:\lth 1"Wffi1'llOO J'f{l_l«~Slft
th1· ,11mmun11'
I tw l k:thh' l ll1t'" PrntN't hepn 1n
I u11•pt" 1r I OJl(r-.. , Jn cn.Jeu or oftht
I ur11 pt'.ln Rrgmnal Offi<:'t' of the
",,r1,1 ttrahh nrgan11atmn TM
pn>~ram I\ no11. 10 pllll'C IO mort' than
11)(\ J ucnpt>an ,·11tt'\
-\• 1.Mdin(l to program 0 1Tic1als. the
p rottrnm' ha'e had a f'<'l'llll\C' 1mpac1
inl luding a rcdu 11on 1n smoln•
tlOHIO(I; \tu,k'nH.-<'Tt'-&t.on of: Af'W
ruhlll 'f'at'<'' and park' and cleaner "•• .. l!ll•lllll••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••r· ""''mnmt'nh l he program 1s a natural for lrvu~.
NB brushflri: spreads, damages condo
"'ht h ha' a m..-1<k rt'\."'\'Chnt ~
gr.am a nt•" op<>n srac-e law and an
ord1nanl <" r<'qul()nl restaurant' "'
lhf I II\ 10 J ,•<.11naW1'i\"1n1mum of~
pcrt't'nt 1.11 th('1t d1n1ng arc.a1 for non-
'""king f"ll rons
"" c "'ant 10 put 1n the minds o(
J'C'("ftk' '~ ~('~\bee cnaU.
..
l
1,J PAUL AACllJPLBY .............. A rfttdmt said 1he firtd had bttn
ckared of tindcr-dr). 3-foot·h•ah
~sh a .wttk earhtr.
1l\J tht homt. 1nclud1n& l'Onstru h n
of t~c sundt"ct.
""ho 11.crc m.annina 1"'0 ('nainn a
tnlt"k and a pe111mfd1c untt No
1n1une<. 11.<"~ rrpontJ
.!Cl at lfil" fitt rtm tht' -mt'n ~
getLtng l'aa :· m<*S satd "We
didn't nl't"d thC' CQlt1pmcnt. wt
n('('(t<'\1 thC' manpowtr ••
10' oh e lhcir health. not '"'cHK .... ---·•
llleul fi~t• may have started a
brushlire lhal lpmMI to 1 nearby
ho mt Sunday. caulins an ~timated
SS0.000 1n damllf.
Newport Beach fircfi&h&cn wttt
called to tht bWt in a fkld above
Pacifte Coast Hapway near Supmor
Avenue 11 about 2 p.m .. 11id Capt
Rick Zlccaro.
But the fitt spread to the Jundttk of
a condominium at 6 Land'-11 C'oun
and burned into tht south wall of lhc
home.
8f'UC't" a nd Cindy Haas. 1dcnt1fied
as the owners of the ~. wett awa)'
at tht tunt of the fitt.
A ~bor 11id t~ had f'fttfttly
mamed and just rompkied ttmodcl·
) ..
Poha-\llt'rt 100~101 for a arour of
tt"t'n-aac bu>' who rtpontdl~ had
bttn play1n1 ~uh firt'"or~' 1n tht
fir Id.
. I lo 'lll\°\Cf. "lt•-.pon lka h PC'ltct
S,t Ken C'n"t'll \ltd no arTt''l1' ~tt
mack
1 he ttunt1n1tcin 8<-a h F1tt Dr-
partmcnt YTI1 mTl"'Cf\llnc' lO thl' firt to
a " t 11 Ne .. pon Bea h firtfiahtrn
l
hreti~h+<'f'\ had to htta~ throuah
thr 1n1enor llllllll uf the tlOmC' 10 ltl at
1hr ftrt that bumc'd b((v."ttn thC'
1nteno r and t'\tt'nOf v.all•
.\ third \o('v. pun f'c-ac h C'f\i•nt' v.a\
,·allt'tJ to •~~•'t. wa1d Battahon C'hrC'f
fom .\mold
~ThnT "' 'l(l m\K'h l<'tl' 1tv 1n·
\ltk. v.-11h ~·•ntina uci a~· u·> ,;.., 10
The hlut' ""U C'ontrolk'd b) ' I
pm . o\m•'ld \atd Hr nttmattd
camagn 10 the" ~tructurt and C'<\ntrnt
at s~o.
l he hom"o" nt'f" had bttn I 1ttd
1nJ ~t'f'f rttum1n1 hOn\C', ht t&ld
Sundt) c'cn1na,
'
and d•<"t... said Barbara Powdl~
J"f"("lfa.m C'OOfdinator "It 1nvolva
their mind and how the) hve their
II\('\ ••
Tht' pr0Jtt1 will ~ wordtnalfld ~ ~pie ror ln•tnt C'ommunity Hc:aldl
a nd \I 1 Tht projtt1 will .._11111
C'll\hr\I KUVt\ln that promolt 8
hcahh~r romm.uut)' and ue ...
tottlM:r. as wtU a work ......
(Pinn -DAI.Tift/All
' •
~--T"Rafn{alleastng-dFeught 'in-.
parts of South and Mi~west
By n. A111e•IH Prea
The rains finally came io psrts of
the drouahMtricken South and Mid-
wrst. brinainajubilation to some and
despair to others who had hoped for
too much.
Thunderstorms in North Carolina
and Michipn Sunday brought dam-
aging high winds and led to injuries.
includinJ six people hit by lightning
in M1ch1gan and a North. Carolina
"oman who was hospitalized after a
powl.'r surge went through her electric
curling iron.
But in Wisconsin. crop rejuvena-
tion came almost o'ernight.
··1t (the corn) looks nice and ~n
nght now. it's unfolded. It's prooably
vuwn \WO inches Since thlS mom·
mg." Wisconsin farmer Vince Gar-
voille said Sunday while euminiq
three-quarters of an inch in his rain
gauge. He said his hay probably srew
three inches in the 10 hours after the
weekend rain.
··ttjust popped out of the JfOUnd,"
Garvoille said. "It's amazana what
water can do."
In Kentucky and Illinois there
remai11cd mostly only promises.
Georgia was still hot and dry, with a
half inch of rain only in one area. In
Io wa. r.un in some are~s reached fiv~
inches.
.\ C'old front pushed thunderstorms
into ._southern Illinois today. The
National Weather Service pr6dictcd
M'31lered thundershowers through
Tursda'. but the amount of rainfall
"as l.'~PcCtl'd to be less than half an
in h
"llhno1-. nct>ds more ram than vou
can imagine tol·nd thedrought.-Satd
Carl Williams. of the Chicqo
weather "service office.
Williams said a "whiz-bana" thun-
derstorm dropped only a trace of rain
at O'Hare International Airport Sun-
day af\ernoen, with a little more
fallina on downtown Chicqo.
"It wasn't enouab to settle the dust
but it was better than nothina." he
said.
Storms moved out of Iowa Sunday
night. but the weather scrvi~ said
showers and thunderstorms were
possible tonight throuah Wednesday
m parts of the state.
Five inches of rain fell in psrts of
Iowa. while other areas.cot less than a
half-inch from storms late Friday
throuah the weekend. "still &elvina
the crops in a tenuous situation," said
S. Elwynn Taylor. a climatologist at
Iowa St.ate University.
"The state as a whole requires four
inches of precipitation to break the
drought. .. he said.
At Logan. Iowa. farmer Ivan
Leonard said he got a little more than .
five inches over two days.
"This is aoing to be a bi& boost to
the bean crop.'' he said. addinJ that it
will help salvaae some of tus com
crop as well.
A blanket of stagnant air scattered
thunderstorms and lightnina across
North Carolina. and heavy rains
caused some flooding.
A 20-year-old Transylvania Coun-
t) woman was injured Sunday when
hghtnini apparently struck her house
and power surged through a curling
iron she was using.
The woman. who was not ident-
1 fied b~ Transylvania County Hospi-
tal personnel, was in sausfactory
condition this m omina sufferin1
from electrical shock. they said. •
The high winds felled trees. knot:k·
ing out power to about 2,SOO cus-
tomers in the county.
Areas of Michipn got up to an inch
of rain. but with it came hiah winds
and h&)ltning that injureJ at least six
and cut power to 31,000 residents.
otlicials said.
But for most of Michigan. the rain
brought relief.
··When it staned down~uring, I
was smiling. I was whistling. .. said
John Nink. 29. who measured a half
inch of ram in his Trave~ City
cherry orchard.
Storms dumped up to l 1h ~nchcs of
rain OI\ Ohio. but it was far short of
what weather officials say is needed to
end the drought.
Hot. dry weather continued across
Ge-orgia eJ.Cept in Valdosta .. which
reported more than a half inch of rain .
Despite the drought. the Geoflia
Department of Agriculture reported
that the Georgia -peach harvest could
be the best in four years because of
irrigation.
A cold front that bas lhe potential
for triggering showers was headed for
Kentucky. but can't be cotmted o n for
major drought relief. ~
''The system is still coming down
this way." said Marilyn Scholz. of the
weather service in Louisville. "As far
as how much rain. that's a good
question. It still probably won't be as
much as we need ...
Weekend rainfall of up to a three•
quarters of an inch dropped on parts
of Kentucky.
FAIR TRAFFIC GRIDLOCK UPSETS •••
From A l
·on the ('osta M4!6a Freewav backed , At Y:50 p.m .. a..SL\P.aru rolled over
up no nh of F:i1r Dm e. · in the parking lot after colliding with a
That was small comfort to nearby Thunderbird, fair official'$ reported.
resident!. "llll mu)t lave with the ReneePatricePina.17.ofMission
tratTic "Ol'' l·,·cr' ~l·ar Man} sa)' V1c1o wastaken~toCollege Hospitalof
thl·~ 0 \l' karncd tu JUJUSI. Custa Mesa after her car overturned.
"I go around on m} h1kl.'." said said fair spokeswoman Sue O'Shea.
Pnnn·ton l>nH· R·s1den1 Diana Mission VicJO residents Mark
Lul>t:rg. "l f~ou·rl·dm1ngaround}ou Sz}manski. 19. and Susie Cano. 17,
h.t'l' w gl' ll'l'r 10 Harbor:· were passengers 1n the car but were
.. . not injured. ·
Fair officials wt're ho~ful ·this
>'ear's traffic woes would be ltss
intense because the amphitheater is
dark throughout the fair's run.
A Hall11nd Oates conct'rt had been
slated Thursday. but has since been
rl·schcduled.
··11·s been real smooth so far." said
Escalante. "The numbers are very
good. so it's \l~ry encouraging."
SOUthemcaittoma .. befelr 9htougtl T~wtth-
coolef dtyt, ~ tlld.
There wtll be IOfM Nght end "'°"*'I _,. elof'O l'9
c:oeet. whete highs wtll be In the mid to upper eo. wtth overNgttt
towt 57 to a . The mountelna wtll be dMr wtth h6gM 75to11 lftd towt 45 to eo . .ocordlnQ to the Net6oMI WMlhtr lervloe.
Along the Orange Cout there will be low cloudt elof'I the
coast tonight and Tu.day morning. extendtng Into the vllleva
during the late night through mid-morning houn. Othefwtle flllr
tonight and T unday but hazy. BMch towt tonight 5 7 to 93 wtth
highs Tu.d•y In the mkf..to uJSpet IOI. v~ towt tonight 17 to
64 with ~· Tueedey moetty In the Upper 70. to nMI' to.
From Point Conception to the MexicM Border -Over Inner wat.,• aoulh to aoutheut wtnda I kne>Wew ._tonight Ind
Tu.day morning lhen ~ I to 15 knots wlttl 2·foot ...
Tuesday afternoon Md ewnlng. Swell south 2 fMt. low doucl•
tonight becoming partly cloudy Tuesday aft•noon.
,.,_
t U.S. Tempe. .....,.,_ " 15
Hew0<1MM 17 T1 Calli. Tempe. Eztended .. L.e Hew Yon City ~ " n
AIC>uquetciue 13 '° ()lo,_ City " .. Htofl IOw IOt 24 "°""' endlrle M 6 Lm Fw Wedo-, llwowgll Frldef, u~ ~ ... ... _....,.. ltvowgll fllld-'*'11 -~· • .. loday on.ndo 11 72 Allenta ... n P'dlS .... 100 711 ........ 107 .. cb*-"---...,.="-AlleMIC: City .. n ..._.. 107 II ( ..... 12 54 171013 towelrOfft!flOIS V .......
a.it-. I02 n ==r. ....... .. 70 F.-105 .. ,,_ &6 10 "· -,,_ 671013 ...,,,..._ .. 7J '7 .. Loe Ano--IO .. .,_ .. M PotUeNl.Or• 71 M 0-lencl 74 '° loelon ., 71 =rCl!y H 72 P-AoOIM '° 50 Surf Report 8ufltll0 ts 71 .. •1 "9d 9tuft lot 74
C-•1on.S C 17 77 Reno 15 57 ~ 105 13
Cl\arlolle.N C ... 71 ~ 97 73 ~Ct!y 15 57 LOCATION .. ...... ~ .. ... SI LOUlt 92 73 Seer-lo tCM 5e Hun11t1gton 8Mcll 1.3 ,..,
Cineonnat1 17 ,,
San l•• City .. 74 !*-76 M 1·3 ,..,
Cleweland 13 " :::r.:!eco
11 ... RI-Jetty.~
C-1>u1,0No t4 10 SerlAn!ONO .. 71 76 62 .-ot11 S1r..c. Newpot1 1-3 ·-&Miiie 72 66 22nd SllWI. ~ l·J poor o.119e·fl Wor111 .. 75 SPj>ll-90 IM Sen Joee 17 t7 BelOOe Weclee t-3 poot Oeyton .. 71 S...LUleObilPO 74 57
Denver IM M SyrecuM 17 71 S1oc111on 100 15 Lavi-~ I poor
O..Mou-.. IM Twnc>a·St Plrat>g 13 ,.
High, IOw tor 24 "°"" 9flding at 5 p.m. S..C:-1• 1·2 pOOf .. Tcipeila .. ... w...,iemp_10 0..rool .. .. .... I_ -IOI '5 TUCIOll 102 71 S-d#ectlon Soul" Oululh 71 61 TulUI 12 75
...._,, 15 61
..BPuo 11 .. w-.gion.o.c 102 " IMO._ 13 47 Sou"'-1
Etle 13 .. Wlehfta .. .. Outv.Ctty ,, 13 flllrbeno 73 54 Uneulef .. 15
Flagel•" IO 50 Long 8"cll 73 l!I Tides Orend~ " IM LA A11p0tl 73 12 "°"°""" .. 74 Smo&Report .._.l llNcll .. 12 HOueton 13 71 On1erio 17 ,,
TODAY lndlllr\llpc)lj• .. .. PlllMS~ IOI 77 Secondlow I tS a m 211 J.o.aon.Mm 90 ,. Potlulanl atandatd lndell I.,..~ 0.50 PaMCler\e .. IO Second high I !lpm 114 _.,'°".,... 97 75 ,.._.,. IO IO ~ '° 50 ll(>Od, Sl·IOO moc1er-. 101.199 un-S9118ernerdlno t!I 15 NRIOAY
~Coty .. 17 -hlul. 200-"9 ~-...Mui, 300 s...a-... IS· ... Forll low 3 4Sam Ot
end abOW llaar-fWll flOur• II ~IOw 103t e m 31 La Veoa-lot .. pr-dey'a 1111.....s peo Second ,. Serlla AN 77 12 2'lMP m 211 Utlle Aoci. " 74 todey'a pe> tot-S...la Barbera l2... M 9econd"'9" -H f-V'm _...
loulevllle 100 n s.... .. cn.u ,, $2 ..._.... 92 74 Seat 8Mc:ll to MacAt.-lllYd 17-42 T.,_V ....... 17 42 S.... NII al I 04 pm.·-TUMOrr at
MiemllMdl 17 12 ww..s-v-., ~ Torr.-75 13 SSt am --agMl•tl04pm ............ 13 .. l89Ufta 9Mcll llo<ec:all 42 Waetwoocl--72 ,, MoonN11a1•· ... pm ,,....r~
...-.SIP .... 15 • Loe ...... Alrpof1 •. »-42 .,_Vly ... 5e 814"23• m erld~....,.., 7 40p m
AID OFFERED TO IRANIAN FAMILIES ••.
From A l ~-Fitzwater said that the amount t>f caPl'ain had \hought the ship was#
compensation had no t yet been under atUllck b y an Iranian F-14
decided upon. • fighter jet ·
He said the payments would be The Pentago11 says the Vincennes'
made through a third party. whom he sophisticated Aegis radar and track-
did not name. Fitzwater did say the ing sxstem had picked up a radio
Red Crescent. the arm of the Rc4 identification from the Airbus broad·
Cross in that area of the world. c.ould cast on a frequency used only by
serve that function. mtlitarv a1rcraf\. leading Capt. Will C.
"This offer o f ex. gratia compensa-Rogers' Ill to conclude that his ship
11on 1s consistent with international faced attack from an F-14.
when Ira~ takes i ts case before an
emergency meeting of the Sccunty
Coune1l Tuesday. he-wilP'd efrnJ the
circumstances under which this oc·
cprred."
"And above all, I'm g~in$ lu ur'r
that the way to stop theSt' mc1dents 1n
the future i5 to stop tht' war. 1n
accordance with the resolution of the
United Nations. of which Iran 1s a
member.'' Walters said on ABC-TV's -1-dun:.L LUC.~~.pon-80JJ~Ya.~~~underb1rd
g111ng to"arJ the.' ta1rgrounds. said "ere dri' er Wendv Lorraine
-------------t1t'e-afttf tS-a-hu-manitari~~t~st
to l.'35(.' thl' hardship of the families.'' .week that he didn't want to move too
F11z14atl'r said. "It is offered on a quickl~ on the question ofcompensa-
\'Oluntary ba~1s. not on the basis of t1on·. saying at o ne pomt that "I will·
an~ legal hab1hty ofobhgation." await the result of the m vestigation"
,,..T his Weck With David Bl'tftk~.,..·-· --+--..
The United States has 1ncrea~
1hr number of warships it maintains
1n the Persian G ulf since it agreed last
}rar to put .\merican flags on 11
Kuwa1t1 011 tankers and escon them
haron Lundq~_1st,. "ho llH·s on Marshall. 19. and passengers Don
\ unguard \\a~ When ) o u 11.~·e here Marshall. 17. and Frankie Marshall.
'uu ll'arn to accommodatt> n. 13. all of Costa Mesa.
.\hhough parking suckers are re· Costa Mesa Police Sgt. Max Wilson
4u1reJ o~ most res1dent1al sl{eets said traffic generalh deadlocks be·
near the fairground\. \ ISllOrS ignore l\\l•en 10 p.m . and midnight around
the 14 arn1ng'>. the fairgrounds. but police were
Rc-.1dents ~ud the~ must put up breathing easier having made 1t
"llh lhe 'trJOit l'' l'~ "rekend "'hen through the weekend.
thl· '" ap m1·l·t 1-. ht'ld and dunng "\\\· kind of hold o ur brl.'ath o n
1.•1n1.rrt ~l'4',11n at Pac 1f1c FnJa~andSaturday nights."W1lson
\mrh11hl·atr;· · r,.,mJ. "Hut the rest of the time it's
~1.·,1dt·nt' , \f'l\.'rll'nl'l'd a repeat of OK ...
1h1.· tr:ilfa .. narl °'lunda~ night when .\lthough ( osta Mesa police n·-
lOUntr' ~ "1',tl·rn music fan s sp<indl·d to repon s of a fight in the
\lrl•:irnnl into thl' lair to hear one of· fairgrounds parkmg lot. no arrests
l\\t> u>nll'r1' h\ Larn C1atlin and the "ere m;uj~L faiL spok.esman Don
< 1J1l111 Hr11thcr-; \t rhc .. ame 1101e. £sc;ilante ~1d no ma1or mishaps
~·Jrl 1c-r 'l'ltor' "l'rt' t~ tn~ 10 get out. ha\'l' Ot:en rrported ln)ldl· the fair.
ARRESTS •.•
'From A l
o th'ercnmmal acti,1ttes." he said.
Polin· said the) ·ve historicall)-
recen rd more complaints of drug
~lcs in Commodore Circle than 1n
an) other pan of town.
Thl' s1rcl't. 14h1ch houses 20
fourpkA apanments built 1n the
1960~. 1s 14 CSt of the Five Points
Shopping Ccaner near Main Street
and Beach Boule' ard.
Thr aparlml·nts. which have been
thl' target of St.'' l'ral city refurbish·
men L-prograrm...are.popu.Lued mainly
b~ Latinos and .\s1ans. accordmg to
Cit) otlinals.
POLITICS MADE FINANCIALLY EASY •.. · ...
From A l
puhltlttn Pall' 1 -\nd lht'~ have
111' 1tl'J < J li!11rn1J \,~·mbl~ Spea~er
V. 1ll 1l' H11mn 111 JJJrl'.,) the group in
I he l.111 '
rl , l/.f"UJ1 hJ' torml'd a political
.1l ii.in u1mm1 lll'l' Jnd ra1<,e~ mm,1 ol
11' tunJ, 1h111u11-h 11hJ1, 1duJI ml'mhcr-
'h1r' 111 '"" l'l'I ~l·.tr Jnd lOrporate
'J1i•l1'0r .. h1r' "'~I IMMI and $10.IJOO.
\l,11111 'fl••:"'!' 1n,ludl· .\ru1 Pet-
1111 11m 111111wr I l ( •" \11kl' C urh
,11 ·~ H11 h lw1 l'.1 1t ,' 1111,trul'tlon
I'" r1111nth .,, .ildJ\l nll'l'ttngs
II •('<' 1111' ' I ,Ii. l \l'Jl hJ'I'>
, 1 • 1111 "" .,,,.11 ,11r\ tnl)' tu
1 ,,, 1 '.,, '""1 ., • lf 1"11illcal a nd
'"' ·," 1 I \ .! '' nll'lllt)(:r~
•'l" I 111 \\,1,! II ,1 " () ( Ill Jl.Jt(~
",,, 11 till. 11"' ... 1th ~nJ heard
l'r •,i.kn 1 k .1 ... 1 · \Ill' l'rl·s1dent
( ll'"l!!l' 1!11\l1 ollfllll'f "'11.·u1:1a~ ot
l 1.111-,p11r1.1 11on I l11Jhc.·1h f>olc. \\>all
°'tll'l'l l11urn.1' p11111 ••. II "'flll'r Rob
\l.1r \ ,1rtd 111t 1 I"'' Ill , ,, .• ,,,'I I .Ill• •lhl'f o llilCr
'' t• I 11 lfll'c I • • 1 1. h1lPll'r <;aid
"'II, 1 ,·mix· ,, ,, ·H ,,,nnl'l.ll'd
HEALTHY ...
From Al
mun II~ group' I•• llh 11-. ... l· the1r health
prum o11un Jdl' 111i:., )Jld Powell
Pr0Jr1. t rl'Prl''l' n lJ 11 \l'\ also "111
140rk "Ith othl'I 1ntl'rl·•acd groups to
help s11mulatl' 1dl'·'' .ind programs to
c\pand thr Hl·alth' ( 111es concept.
E "<ample\ l>f ut h programs alread)
1n opt>ra11on tn lr,1nr include stop-
~mokmg program... blood pressure
\Crcc·ning'l. hralth 1nformat1on and
rl'lerral and health fa irs
~6A~~f Iii~ "•
MAIN OFFICE
11 "' ' ' • t ..,,.._.' •
, • ...,,.."' "' 1, ~ ._ ...... \ -'' . . . "
anJ noli ttcall~ astull' thu., enabh n~
th1.· group to be morl' efl°l'rtl\c
"~11mt• of our foundl'f'i. hkl· Aran·
don H1nLhl·r. (forma .\s!><.'mbh an-
d 1dall'1 Ken ( af'J)l'ntr r. the~ ·~e all
had a hand 1n the procl.'ss," Herbert
'>aid '"That "3~. 14l' 14Crl' g1\Cn good
dm•t tion for lhl· group ..
·\nd kader ... apparrntl' cono;crou~
ot thl· agt' gruur thl·~ 're targt•ttng. do
more than JU't h·l'P uisl\ do" n
"\\ h.11·, mJJl· the group successful
I'> \\l' hJ' 1• :.t lot ot tun." Hel•SChl·ll
,;111i "( )nl' ot 1tw maror goal~ of o ur
nrnl'> I'> lO hJ \l' fX'11J1k wa lk a"'ay
"ho h3d a good ume
"(ia,·1n (Hl·rhcn Jr.) has had some
l' \ rx:rirncr in thro" ing bag parties ..
and "e'q: had great caterers who
ha't' hetix.·d underwrite the cost.
·"Y•h· have great food. plent) of
bo01e. good speakers. So we have a
great pan~:·
Following a bncf summer recess.
lhl' pan~ picks up in August when the .
local chapter ho pes to schedull'\40th
( ungrcss1onal D1s1nc1 GOP nominee
C 'hn-. Cox. In September they plan 10
hear political consultant Stu Spencer.
followed 1n Octoher b) W1lhc Brown.
HOMELESS SHELTER •••
F rom A l
llldl'. ( I I~ fllJ nncr\ 1n~Pl'l'ted lhl'
larmhou'c' in \prtl determining
t hl'~ nl·ed nr" paint and ~1ding and
urgrad1ng 11f u11tlrl'lt' foundations.
Ira ml·~ and plumh1 n1,1.
fhl' rencr1. a1 111n mat1·nal\ are e'·
J'X'l'tl'd. to Co\t atmu1 $1tJ000. U td
Brad~ It 1-. hof'll·d lhl· lOSI ean be
ddra~ed through dunatr<in\
Brad~ -.aid 1fall g1>1:., a .. plannrd. the
formhou'e' could Ix· 11rx·ra11onal b'
fall. read~ to hou<,(' up to two fa m ilies
at a t1ml' in l'3lh huild1ng. The
fa c1h11r<, "111 CJll'r pnmanl' to Ir" me
fam il1n cxpcr1cm 1ng ·financial
troublr. according to c11~ o flic1als.
1 he farmhouse'> will be operated
and maintained b~ Irvine: Temporary
Housing.
Th,• In inc Co. wi ll also donate two
other houses 10 the Cit). which will be
r'·no\ated and relocated b't the Irvine H1~toncal Socict}. said Brad}. The
hou\t''> "<'rl' also used 1n the 19 30s
and 1940s b\ lr\'lne Ranch hands.
\ fifth houSt> was deemed un·
'u11~1bk for reno' at1on and "'111 be
dl·moh<1hed. said Brad>.
Thr farmhot1S('S slated for rtno-
' at1on arl' in the· same area as an
unu'i<•d dog kl•nnel that the city once
l ons1dered u~ing as a ho meless
<ohl'ltrr
'That plan l'nrnuntcred a firestorm
of l'Ontrover5) and was nentually
dropped whr n 11 was discovered the
\helter 1s m an area that might
n rntuall) he declared a crash zone
for thr El Toro Mannc Corps Air
Stau on.
A S49fl.OOO federal grant was lost
wticn the plan for the shelter col-
lapsed. The farmhouse convt'rsion
doer. no t require federal funding. said
Brady. .
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VOL 11, NO. 111
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...,_, ~.,_, AN! ~ "'.la• ~
Clrculettoft
T1l1plMIMe
...
"Wt' will do everythina poss-by a na\'al mvest1gat1"e team ~nt to
1ble .... to ensure that this com pensa-the Persian Gui(
tion goes directly to the families of the But. when asked dunng the Oval
\ll'llms in volved.'' he said. "and not Office p1cture·tak1ng session today
to thl.' government." whether ht' had decided that com-
"Our ofT:-r 1s without stringS." pcnsation should be granted. the
F111water said. pre~1dcnt said. "We are a com·
The spokesman said that Reagan passionate peopk."
\till t>1:lie' e" the "actions of the USS .\'il..l.'d ahout public opinion polls
V 1nCl'nncs .... were JUSllfiabll' de· sho14 tng that a maJOrtty o f Amencans
fe nsi' e acuons... But Fitzwater surH·vcd had said thcy opposed
charac1eri1ed the president as "sad· pa) ing sul'h comrx-nsa11on. the pres1-
dencd at thC' lr:lgic deaths of the. dent said. "I think that they have tied
mnocl.'nt v1cttms ofth1s accident." that to our fedings about the govern·
f111"ata s~ud the decision was not ml·nt and what it did-with regard to conn~ctl'<: with the opening ofa U .N. our people in the embassy there (in
'il'Cunt~ C'ounn l dehate on the inci-Tl·hran I \\ hrn the ayatollah
d<•nt and ~1d the administrauon ('A}atollah Ruhollah Khomeini)
"will nut c·uuntenann•" any 1m-came in.''
pression that 11 1s geared toward In ~~ing . there "'ould he no
1mprov1ng relations with Tehran or pa} ml·nts to ·Khomeini's govem-
winn1ng the rekase of nme Ameri-ml'nt. Rl·agun said:
r an<; held hO<itagl· in Lebanon by pro-"We don't fl•el that an~ su<'h thmg
Iranian clements. 1s rnlk<l for . .\s I've said. we all can
r1t1watc.-r also reiterated the U.S. han· compassion for the annocent
p<l.,llmn that Iran bea~ a "heav) peupk "'ho are the "ictims."
hurdl·n .. for alto\\ ing the Iran Air .\sked whether !><.'ndang such com·
Jelhnl'r to n ~ o'er an area where a pensat1on m1gh1 send a bad signal. he
firefight "as ragang between the said. ··1 don't e"er find compassion a
Vinn·nnl'' and Iranian gunboats. bad precedent."
Rl·agan. posing for photographers Asked 1f he ,could say how much
l'arlil·r in the da' with Salvadoran money would be an volved, Reagan
Prl'\ldl·nt Jose Na.polron Duane. was replied. "Don't know."
a\kl'd alx1ut compensatwn. He re-Administration officials have
rlil·J . "Wdl. I havr said from the start argued that Iran should have ensured
that 14l' an· a compassionate people." that the airliner d id no t fl} over a
htL\\atcr said Reagan decided firefight that the) say was started by
rx-r,onall ~ that compensation should Iranian force~. They also say the
Ix· offcrcd a~ a human1tanan gesture. a1rplam· igno red 12 warnmgs from
I h'' prl·s1dcnt has said that he U.S. "'arships and did not adequately
r'·grclll'd thl' shootang down of the idcnt1f} itself as a commercial fliaht.
Iran .\1r .\irbus on July 3 by the Tht"U.S.ambassadortotht'Uni'tcd
V111l·cnne!>. a Navy C'ruiscr whose Nations. Vernon Walters. said that
I
. through the watl.'rway. Last Septem-
ber. the admin1stratton directed l '.S.
commanders to assist other tankt·rs
that came under attack. even 1f the}
did not carry the Stars and Stnpes
2toshare
Lotto prize
SACR .\MENTO (AP I -Two
.. Lotto 6-4~" players choM" the correct
six numbers and wall share the S6.3
million Jackpot, while six others
choSt' fi ve numbers and the bonus
digit. l'arh wmn1ng S~83.2.W. a lot-
tcl) oflic1al said.
llk jackpot wmnl'r!> will each get
S3. I 86.2Q2. said state lottery spokes.-
man John Schade.
The winning numbers p1ckt'd Sat-
urda} night for thl' California Lot-
l<'I) 's twice-week I~ "Lotto 6-49"
game werl': 21. I I. 4. 39. 44. 40 and
the bonus number. 31 . The numbers
were choS<.'n b} Lotto machme dunna
a telev1s1o n broadcast origina1ing tn
Sacraml·nto.
Other winner\... from Saturday's
drawing included 235 players who
chose five numbers and won $3. 72S
each. and 13.694 players who chose
four numbers. each wmning $58.
There were 260.06 7 players who
Ptl'ked lllrec correct numbers. win-
ning S5 each.
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workshop slated
at OJ:ange Coast
A two-pan workshor otTerina practical tech·
n1qucs for aoal scttina wil bt otTe~d Thursday and
July 21from5:30to 7 p.m. in the Re-Entry Center of
Orange Coast College in Costa Mna.
The seminar. entitled "Decision Maki'hJ and
Goal Settina." is open to the public and is pred for
individuals returning to school followina a break in
their academic ('arcers.
Pham Thi Hue. an OCC academic and carttr
cousdor and ptychology instructor. will conduct the
sessions. The Re-Entry Center is located behind the
college's Counseling a11d Admissions Building and
funher information is available at 432-5162.
Rabla clJnlc bJ HB
Tht> Huntington ~ach Rotary Club will hold its
annual rabies clinic Wednesday at 6 p.m. at the Lake
Street Fm: Dcpanment in Huntmaton Beach.
.\II dogs a nd cats over the age of four months are
eligible for vaccination and the cost 1s S3 per animal.
Call Or. Donald Lundholm at 864-1605 for more
information. -
You~g Republican• meet
.Jim Bam:t. chief engineer of engineering and
integration of 1h1: Space Station Division at
McDonnell Astronautics Co .. wdl address Wedncs-
da} \ meeting of the Orange Count} Y1Jung
Republicans. .
The scs"on i!. scheduled for 7 p.m. at the Westin
South Coast Plaza Hotel in Costa Mesa. The public
is 1n' 1ted at no charge.
Art lecture In Laguna
Joan Ankrum. a Los Angeles an gallery owner,
will speak at Thursday's montl) meeting of the
(iood Morning Laguna breakfast le<:ture scrres.
A conttnental breakfast will bt served at 9 a.m.
and the lecture will follow. Adm ission 1s $3.50 for
members. students and senior citizens and $4.50 for
non-members. Call .i94-653 I for funher infor-
mation.
Anmety tal~ et
.\ M:minar on an>.1c:t~. panic and phobic
disorders will be gi ven Thunda) from 7:30 to 9:30
p.Rl-. b~ the lninc Fam1l)'.~FV1ces ~panmtnt at
Nonh"ood Commun1t) park. 1.i30 1 Bryan Ave ..
ln'ine.
Dr DouglaS' Kahn will conduct the session and
there: 1s noadm111ance charge. Call David Anderson
at 660·3920 for re~rvat1ons. ·
Garden program •l•ted
T1moth~ J. Clar~. nat1o nally recognized.water·
color an1st. will prc..ent a program entitled
"Sherman Gardens in Watercolor .. Wednesda~ at 8
~L.l.l;LJLUJ.11Q~l'.' ·n .::!647 E. Coas!_!j.!_ wa'. Corona
del Mar.
Thl· program 1s fret' and l)pcn to lhf' publJc_F or
rcsena11on'i. call 671-.::!.::!6 1
Orange County Fair Htghltghts
Tuesday, J•ly IZ
Junior Baking l ontesti IU a.m . 4-H Bu1ld1 ng
Hand1C'3p R1dc:r Compe1111on. I pm .. Eques-
tnan Center. Nt·wpon '\rena. We'l8 awr ·11 11..1 wi VWR
Co" (ailing Contest. I I JO
a. m . Main Mall
Bab~ Ha~ Bale Bud.mg.
I~ JO p m .. \.fain Mall.
Frcrkles Conte-'it. J.JO p.m ..
Hl·ntagl' 'itage ·
~l o'it Creat1H' l 'se of Beef
Conll'SI. , p.m . G ourmet val·
le~
Tht• Sp1nn(.'f\. 7 p m.-:-.\r11ng-
ton Tht·ata.
DaUy
Children's Barn)'ard. Find "Fa1r-dinand" the
BulJ . .\venue ofBec:f Brtt"d. A "enue of Horse Br~d.
Orangl' C'ou'nt~ Fair Commercial W10£ Winners.
EduC'8t1onal Beef Exh1b1t. Children's Safet) Tags.
Monday, July 11
• 6:30 p.m. Costa Mna Plauta1 Comml11l011,
counnl t'hambers. 77 Fair Dnve.
Tue.day, July 12
• 9:)0 a.m. Oru1e Couty Board of S.rr-
vl1ors. board heanng room. Hall of Admin1strat1on.
I 0 Ci v1c Center Plaza. Santa Ana.
Orange Cout DAIL y PILOT /Monc:l•y July 11 . 1988 * A3
asked officerslt-it-With-ehildren
By TM AtMeta-.. Prest
Re1ident& of drua-nddled Brook Strttt
in Santa Ana no longer ask about the
masked men who converse the~ daily in
shiny white vans.
.. Ninja! NmJa!" shouted one youth. as
two men. faces shrouded 1n black. stepped
from the vehicles.
The men are two of a six-person team of
police narcotics investtptors bent on
haltin' the local drug trade which is known
to addicts and peddlers throuJ)lout Oranac
County.
Since January, the polite 1nvcitiptors
have worn the masks. the trademark of the
ninja. or Japanese feudal-<ra assassins. as a
way to protect their 1dent11v while worluna
BABIES ...
Prom Al
8} far the most popular exh1b1t 1s the
incubator. where: people can watch bab~
chicks pecking through their shells to
da~hght :'I/ext to the: incubator stands
three cage). each onl' holding chicks only a
fe" da)s old
.. Yuu can't rt•alh tc:ll 1fa bab\ l'h1cken 1!> fricndl~. but the~ 're jUSI so · precious ...
Traspon said.
Jessica Deba.u.. 4, and her 2-year-old
\aster. Stephaine. ob' tousl~ agreed. Both
extended a hand to stroke the yellow
feathcr~ of a 2-da~ -old chic~ Traspon held
in the palm of her hand.
"It te\'h soft. .. Jt:ss1t·a ">!lid.
..\lso popular at thC' Maternit~ Bam are
the p1gkt!.. Thl' uni) problem the 9-day-
old p1gg1e!> fa ce 1s mom. a 450-pound sow
named Mr!i Bearrs>
fkt.·au~ thl' matronl~ pig and her
children "·' e 1n fa1rl~ confined quaners. Mr!.. &arr!>) j ust can't seem to help
s1t·pp1ng on her ~ oungsters occas1onall).
The oarn also l'Onta1ns .\gnes the ..\ngus
and her bull calf G u'i. who was born onl)
three we1:k!> ago While Aanus ma) look
undercover to nd · the city of drua
traffick1n1.
"If the) saw us patrolling, the) m1aht
-.1 rttognizc us dunna an (undercover)
1nvestiption and endanger us and the
10\'estip11on." investigator John Paul said
of area drug dealers.
The depanment btpn an assault on
Brook Street last month and has llnce
arrested 31 7 people on drug cha~ and
confiscated 44 car~. three handguns, four
nfles. $4.000 wonh of marijuana and
S8.000 wonh uf <·oca1ne; said police
spokes"oman Maureen Thomas.
"The nin1a narcs are another form of
enforcl'ment." \Cl1d Sat. Ed Andradt oftht
police narcotic" d1v1s1on. "It shows that.
he~. we're go1nJl to do ever) thin& we can to
light dru&\ on this strttt. We're JU.It fleJUna
our muscles and showina them what WC'
lan do."
The mash black hoods wtth a" nfk eye
sht. ha' e caught the attenuon o local
children "ho oft<·n acted as fronts for the
drugdl·aler!>. !'lov.. the) have new her~sin
thl' ninja)
.. ~II right. ninja!!.." s.a1d Samuel SancheL.
12. "Thr~ 'rl' tough The> look like robbtrs,
but tht'~ 're ninja~. The) 're police"
His 6·)t'llT·old brotht"r Dann~. was in
av.e of the: ma~ked men and attempted to
1mperwna1c-th('1r action~
"I "ant 10 be a ninJa." he-said. holdin&
two 1"1&> attached b~ a piece offish mg lint'
1n a make'lh1ft man1al drt\ "eapon knov. n
as nunchaku
ThC' ch1ldrc-n tune ~h1ftC'd their al-
IC'ltani.e and often point o ut drug dc:alin&
~u~p«a to poli\'C'.
"N o" thC'\ ·11 a\·tualh w m<' out h<'n~ and ~' w us. ·1 hat gu~ doesn't ll\e here H(''s ~fling drug)." .. !>aid tnH')t1ga1or Dann)
P11uc o "hu )ll1J thr squad·~ marn
obJl'rll'•e to d1M'o urag(' drug traffic
Thl' otlin·r~· r<'l>C.'rnblance to ninJaS ends
v. 1th tht' masks. as the' .ii~ wear police· 1~)Ul' J3d•l'b and belt; ~'h<'n out on patrol.
But inH·s11gat0rs don't mind using tht'tr
~tt·rn appcarunCl' to 1num1dut,c
.. ~ .. tar a~ the ntnJa thing gO<'s. I think
v.<"rt· going out there doing a high' 1s1b1ht)
in arre-~11ng and that'\ o ur obJeCtl\·e." said
IO'l''t1ga1or ~1cl\ xrrato '"The results are
good bt-cau!IK thl' streeb an.• clean."
Mn. Bearny bu ber teata fall ta•dn& care of ber
9 -day-old pleleta durtnc ~ancb break at the
~ ._ --.., ""'0. ,_ <>ranae Coanty Pair. At left. 4-day-old chick•
draw· plenty of ooba and aab.t from cblld.ren.
hkt: a '-ad chompm·gnod old gar.fTCJSpOn-
"arnl.'(,I that th'-· CIJ" gc:lS a might orne~ 1f
an, one tnl'!> to mt·s., "llh little Gus
:.She Lakl'" l':lf\.' uf her calf. bu1 she\
ml'.in tu U'> he·) \l'~ pruteCll\C ..
Bu t JU)t a I\'" '>ll'P'i a"a~ 1n J pen
bdong1ng to Sara the: goat and hlldren
~1 11 1~ Jnd Till~. thl' '1s1tor "Ill get a far
mort· l·urd1al "l'lcomc The lop-eared
t:reaturl'1.3rl' m,1n· than v.1lhng to r~"CI\ e a
httlc: atTec11on
-G7fl.'TThg '1<.11<11\ Jt th<' door 1st <' air ~
ma"'ot f:i1r-01nanJ the bull Onh a adok~t·nt 31 ~ ~ears of age. the ro\1nC'
alrt•Jth \\c1gh) J heth ~. \()() pounds and
ma' 2.J1n Jnothc:r half·tun before he') full gro~ n I ra~ix•n ~1J
f)i.·\pllt' lhl' beast's 1mpo.,1ni stature 11~
di..JX•'>ll1t1n I'> d oser to that ofa largt> tunlC'
than a raging bull Traspon );)Id the bull\
mt-e l\ tl'mperment ~ du" 10 the tender hi'tn~ t.'ar<' Fa1r-Omand re-eel\~ from lls
""' Ol'r' JI w I (''ii JO\.h '"l hrnlJ
. It ,.1,I Jcpen,h ~m ~ !w-;\u..ru, '-hem-
) "U "t' U'I Oi.l' ;,1 '11m ) l'l. :.i J.l· ,,,u•
llOll' J'lJ;.?l'l ll• ""''~him
\ nJ hem dO<'\ I raspon "'ho "'31'-<'"'
'hn·p kd Jlx1u 1 gl·t11n~11• l\m•"' .in 3n1mar
ull.mJtl·h lil''llrll'U lt•r thl' \l.iug.htt"rhouse
\.tualh I l'Jt rn' 'hl"t.'P ·· she said
"'llh••ut hl·.,11a11,1n .. ,, lir't iamb "-3~
a"' tul ~ut thl'n I k arn1..-d 11 ~ alt pan 01
na1ur"
A_id to homeless mentally ill limited
By SCOTT REEVES " llllcCtetcflr New• '-'M•
FRES1'i0 -.\ stalt'Wtdc program to
hc:lp tht• homek ss mental!~ 111 assists the
people 11 rcnt·hes. hut a tight budget le-a,,es
"s1gndicant pps .. in rare and limits the
number of transients saved. a stud' b' the
Rand Corp. co ncluded · · ·
The researcherH·1'lmplc:1ed the sun e' 11..1
de1t·rm1nt• thc: c:fTct·t1' ent''I of the ~20
m11l1on-pcr·\t'ar program funde-d through
the California f)\.•panmc:nt of Mental
Ht·alth.
Rand sune)c:d ~lameda. Orange and
Yolo rnuntte~ as "di as skid row in Los
.\ngdes and disco ' ert'd that more than 30
percent of the homeless suffered from
major mental disorders such as
..ch11o phrl•n1a or depression and more
than two-thirds had a history of dru& or
akohul ahu~
"( lur ~'"' 1nd1-.ite th~t th<' pope·
IJt11•11 1, ntrcmt•h fl uid. with people
llh•' 1ng 1n an uut 111'11 .. r1:~·archl'r'> .u thr
'\anta \1t1n1ca-oa~nJ 1n~t1tu1e said 1n a ~l)..
pagl' rr pon
In .1dJ11111n w 1.1l k1ng d1rl'ctl~ to home·
In' rx-upk in tht· three rnunt1l's. the
S~Sll,000 '>tuJ,. l'ondur ted in the summer
:inJ foll of 1 ~s·. 1ncl udl'd mort' than.::! l
tdl'phonl· in ten II.'"'> "1th ofli c1als tn I·
1:ou nlll'" th roughout thr suti'
Fl'"' mcntalh 111 ho mt·ks!> people rl'·
lu'l<·d hl'lp. but lim1tt·d statl' funding for thC'
et)unt~ -run program' meant that most
could no t be rcal'hed .. ~<'l'd) e\t't'ed
capar11~ ... thl' repon sa1J
Thl' 1985 stall' \kn1.1I Health Sen ices
.\r t. "h1ch l'Stabhshl'd tht· program. "as
rn-authorl'd b' .\~sc:·mbh man Bruce
Bron1an. 0 -Frrsno
-..nr" ta ' rn Crfllt' WJ $I brt1~1'.'n It's~ than
nrx·, tl'U
"l hi ' Pf0ltf3 m I\ a Jrop In !ht• bU(i(('t."
l:lrnr11:111 .. a1J "Thl·rr arc man' more
pt·11pk "ho aren ·1 re.:e"·ing carr ~auk
thl'rt'.'JU)l surh a hugr 't.ilumc:
"f hc: [I.nod nt'"S 1s that thr program is
Jll1n~ "l'lt -anJ 1(<; good to ha'l' thc.-,umr ,1f appr<'"al from an indC'~nd~nt
pr" Jtl' l'ntl'rpnc;c onented e' aluatton -
hut thl· hJJ nl'"' 1~ 1ha11t'., 1ouch1ng onh J
,m.111 rx·ru.'lllJ{tl' ,,, the p..1pulat1on out
then·
Rrnn1.in "111.l thl· '1att· la" allov.\
1nd1' 1J u.il ,t>unt1l.'s 1<1 J nt·k•p program'
to m,·t·t 1nd1' 1Jual nl'l'ds Programs arl'
<.uhm111ni ,,, tht· 'Tate for re' 1ev.
"'-' e ".intnl h ' tx· ,·l"C'at1,e and alk1"
\t1unl1l'' "' t.1tl1•r thl· programs to m('('I
I.ital u 1nJ1ll l'n' t-ut "e didn't aprm"r
J n' "'''"l'' until "e Jetermined that tht'
pni~rJm ""uld "''rl\ ... Bronzan said
.r1tktx-nJl•n t1' .. thl· rl'pon said ··1 The
ml'nlJ lh di h11mek'>'' arc-.11'11~ m ore 111\t.'h
1,1 h.1\l' trouhlt' 1w11 ing enough to
l'Jt I ht'' J'('rCC'l'l' 1hem~h<"~ to tx· in
fl(ll lrL·r hl·Jlth fhr' ha\ e d1llicult' Ill'·
\ \1"1 pl hh I "ll !II mp k 13\I..' \UCh a' ~U\ I [lJl a
hu' Ill l..t•t
.., )nl' ,11 lhl' 'itnl..ing rinding~ tnim lhc:
l'numM"allOn .. tUd\ I that prt'ollO\ "'ht.I
~'l.•'nlt' h.1ml'lt''' al ,,in1t• umc JunnJl a
'l'Jr ma' 11u 1numbC'r tn M•mething 111\t• <J
•• , lh\1'4' "h1• Jrt• ,.l,ntinuPU">h homt>IC"SS
Juri n~ lhl· 'l'Jr '-' t• \USpt'\.'t th::u mo~t 01
th1•-... "'h11 tx·lomc hClmt'k">' Junng that
t:mr ha'<' hl"t'n homde~ .. bC'iort" .. the
rt.>pt•n "11J .. Ru t '' thr ll•tal h1)mt'IC'"i.
r-.1rulJt1Pn gr1'"' 1n~ "r J ,. O('lt rc:all\
J..n11"' It " f'\":>lbk 1ha1 thl' numhcr t.'I
tir,l·llml· h\lmt•lt·" " gn•"'•"F-1hu'
lt'J\ling ~t'Ol'rJ'h \H .rn l'\PJO..!ln!,I nt·c:J 111·
-..,·r' h l'S
· I hrrl' .1n '1~n11kan• d1t t"l'n,r' ~
t"-l't n the.' 'l'' l'r1•h nwntalh d 1,11rdt'rt.'11
Jn,! l•tha homdr'" .\lt.twugh ht,mt'k"'
• 1:30 p.m. Oru1e Cou,ty Pluala1 Com-
ml11loa. board meetina room. Hall of Adminstra-
. lion. 10 Civic Center Plaza. Santa Ana.
• -' p.m. S..&91 Laa ... Board of Review, 31592
W. St .. South Laguna.
:-.lt·arl) halithe-pc·ople Rand researchers
intt•n 1t'"t'd for the study said the) had not
been cont3\"tt'd b) any co unty social
serv1n· agenq. The cha lie nae for the social
sen it't' agt.·nt'll'S pro' 1d1r'll. th(tscrv1cn ts
to 1oq11t-the pt·opk 1n nc:ed.
··The repon l'Onlirm-; "h:it "c: "crt'
sa~ing "hrn "r pas~·d thl' hill." Bron1an
said. "There are about l\).()()(.1 to -'O. )()
St"nousl~ men tall~ 111 pt•ople "ho are on
the streets with no \.'art• "hatS<>C.'ver ..
Bronzan said tht· sta tr"1de pr~ram will
ret?l'l"Vf SW m1llwn th" 'l'ar. but ad-
d111 onal mont'' '' 1ml'\"~1bll.' s1nn· this
Rand <. ,,rr rt''>t"archers said mJn'
.v nl\'ntall\ ill homc:less peo ple oftC"n cann•'I
handle "mpk tas~~ Life, er) da) hfr
"Mrnta1 d1~er oftC'n results tn Ilk
long lunt"twn31 1mpa1rmrnt that hamJ"('l'
tht· ::ihil1t' ti> he !>Cff.,upponi'e or ICI ti'<'
"11h and "'11h,1u1 m<'ntal d1,llrdt'r' ar·C' ~
~rl ,l<•minantf\ m.1k thl· 't'H'rC'h m~· \;l
h ,: '"rdC'n-d :irr rtHH'C' h kc-t,-than ot1H'1
'111r111ll'" ,,, ~· "'•'ll1<'n .•
Copter snatches 3 from .prison
SANT A FE. N.M. (AP) -A
htlicopter plucked two convictt'd
murderers and a thief from a state
r>rison yard under fi~ from 1uards
today. but the chopper was fo~
down and those aboard were captured
after a n 80-mile aerial chase. officials
said.
The helicopter flew into the Peni-
tential) of New Mexico-about 9:SO
a.m. and picked up the thrtt inmates.
said Don Caviness. a spokesman for
the New Mexico Corn-ctions ~pan·
ment.
LapDA Beacla
A acneral broadcast went over the
red channel Saturday afternoon u tlw
SigAlen warned lhat traffic had
back~ up on Lquna Canyon ROlld
to about one mile east ofttw El Toro
Road i.nlen«tJon. The traffic jam
was attributed ¥> crowds hopina to
attend tht four an ftstivals in town. • • • A KWIDI-msbine valued 11 USO
--...... ... rtpot tt'd stoktt-Set .. y "°"' •
car peibd on Oifl'Drive. • • • Polict ~ S.twday nilht to
tbt end o( Palm Drive followina calls
that a bonfirt was ablut on the .deck
of I home lbm. Offic:im detamiDed.
howevtt. that residents wen only
hoktin& I bartJtcve. • • • The OWMf of a black 1971 Pol ICM
911 ~ed the car 1101en s..day
It flew to Los Lunas.. about 80 miles
south of here, where it unloaded l"O
of the tnmatesand took otTaga1n . said
Ronni Craao. spokeswoman for the
Bernalillo Count) shentTs depan·
ment.
One of the inmatt"S was wounded
and captutt'd in a aun battle at Mid·
Valley Airpon in Los Lunas. but the
other fled on foot and was bt1t11
huntt'd. Craao said.
The chopper was then chast'd
across the Albuqut~ue a~a by a U.S.
Customs Servi~ helicopter and other
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momina on Nona Strttt.
Newport Beacla
A Los Anarln man suffered a stab
wound in the chest when be and three
other men wert robbtd early Satur-
day on the beach at West Oceanfront
and •Ith Stfftl. Tht victim told
polict three ma1e Latinos approechcd
him at about 3:30 a.m. whik ht and
hw fnendl ~rt lrml on ttw beach.
The three Ulailanu wttt af'IMd with
butcher knives and a puchfort and
stole his wallet. car ktys and jacket
before s1abbina him and fleeina. • • • A Ktnwood car 11ereo valued at S•~ was re~ stolen Saturday
niaht from a 1971 VW Rabbet parted
at 9'lh and Bly Stftd. Tht th1d
appartntJr utrd a Slim Jifh to open-
thc d.rh·er s door. • • •
.11rc ra1\ and fort'C'd do"n at .\lhu-
lllll'r4ue lntt•mat1onal .\1rpon. Two rx·ork "t're taken into custod) at the
Jlfl'lr1 . .tuthont1es said.
( 3, 1ness said about 100 inmates
"ere 1n th<" pnson recreation yard at
the 11 me-of the escapt. He sa1d auards
opt'ned fire from two towen. but he
didn't II.no" 1fthe helicopter was hat.
The p('n1tentuary "as 1mmed.1atel~
l<Xkl·d dov.n and a head count was
takt'n to dc:ttrm1ne who cscapC'd.
Ca' mess said
.\ssont'd tools. valued at S 185.
\\Crl' stolen from an unlockt'd tool
chest from a fQlf cart partt'd at
Promontory Point. the '1ct1m told
pohct Saturday n~t. • T-.
.\ nna valued at S 1.800 and a
bracelet vaJued. at SHS. both 14-k.arat
sold and decoratcCI with diamonds.. ~re rtponed stokn Friday n'lht
&om...holM~
H-tlqtoa 81aell
" 11tooman 11id she wu awaktned. at
about 3:30 Lm. today by a man •ho
put his hand over htt mouth wtuat
she "'' at home atoM Sht ta'Nmed anJ k1clctd the man. who thtn ned.
The mtnadrr a~tl) had cntt:red
the apartment 1n tht lOO bl<Xk o(
Elmira A venut throuah an opea
bathroom window: • • •
..\ \\OmJn rr portt•d that a nakC"d
man stooJ outside hl'r v.·1ndo"
around m11.1n1gh1 1n 1ht· :oJu blocl of
Breton l Jnt' He Jashl·d awa~ 1n his
car. "h1\·h <.o unJt•d hl <' a \ olks-
v.agen. <.ht' ..a1J • • • .\ l·ar rl·r-.1nl·dh had a hanci,un 1n
thl' tront .~Nt ""l'n 11-...3 11ckttt'd for
par~ing in J handit·appt'd spot at
.\lpha B<·ta marll't at lkar h
Boule,ard and l 11\·a .\'c:nuC' Of·
fil·e~. "h~1 trat'l.'J the ,·ar 10 a
re'l1denct· n(.·ar .\dam~ .\' C'nue and
lkach &iult,ard. fo und that tht
.. "capon .. "as a to~ • • • .\ rc:~1dent 1n thc: I 1lXXl block of
• • • \,1nwlxxh \JU<.<'J SI 't ~ 1 dJmagc-
in J '"' 1'3r( l:'I' J n ' mi tht.>1r tnh l ,,n
tht• gra)) at Caltforn1a trt'\'I • • • .\ t--'ear-old girl told ptlh1t' ,,,ml'·
~xi\ i)Qinlt'J a nnc: at ht'r JnJ hrr
inendlo-a:. tht'' "ere pla,1n~ in J ,ul· dl··~t. at (>'ahi'om1a and idahl• 'lrt'l'I'
Th<' al"C'a h.t~ rt"l.'Cnlh been h 11 h' J
ra'h .._1f µng.-re latt"d f"r.itli11 • • T<'1t1I~ and a 10,_1llxl\ "l'n h St ~xi
v.l.'r<' 1akt'n tn'm a µratt'' l'D
R<x ht',tl'r Stl"l't't Th<' th1t'I \ ut a
padltx-1.. to ~et in the µragl'
lmne
.\ "Oman on <. .ilitom1a ~'('OU<'
rept,ned hcann1t. '01l't'~ in hc:r' aN1rt·
•th: t .ind ~'l.'1n~ 1nirudrr-. d1mbmg.
Ut" lhl' \1.,111' I) f 1, l'I' u•uld Ol1I f1nJ
.1''' •h1nll-• • • '•'ITil'1)m· "'a' plJ\ mg ha<.l..l'INll
J~.1 n .tl°'.'ul m1d n1gh1 a t \ 1!-t.i \ c:rJt'
'"'"'I • • • \man "' 1th a rt"' oh t'r tu\ ~C"d in h1~
"a1 ,1l\.tnJ e~aJ'('d "1th SI ,·a!lh
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AhJ • •• \ \,,, ,,1 1 n me rt"s1dc:nt' hJJ tt\'IUhlc-
v.11h ·man"• hl•s1 fnt'nd·· th1~ "("(.'l-
enJ <'nt' t.·alled 10 N"pon a .. , 1nous"
hl;u... J t.'I@ chaS('d hc.'r m tf1 hr1
l"ia,erford Strttt hom<-. v.h1lc a man
lln ( i1lhralar "\enlJ(' f"("fl(lnt'd S('("IOg
J larJ!t' hro"n dog cha~1n, a group of
l h1IJtt'n Kolc:do Lane ~td a man tned to &<"I
into her rl's1dcncc shonh afler I a m
10d3T through 1 Ni-throom "'ndo"
She ·,clkJ and thC' man rt'ponedl)
rode ·a"a) Cln a b1c cir. • • • 4' group of JU\'t n1I" pla\lnl in thl"
drainage ditch rtP<'neJI~ prt'ttn&-d
10 thn.1" a \Oung..\lc:r into tht' canal
fTom a bnd~ our So"en School
ne<1r lnd1anapohs A\Cnue
2 ~I~ in freeway crash
• • • Four or fhT cark>eds of JU'en&Jn
f'q)0(1Cdl) raced atC*Od lbe pouada
at Ookkn Vtt-• 5c'bool and into
~UlttU.
B)' ROBERT HYNDMAN °'_.._ .......
" L.tauna Hills man and h11
pa.ucf\ltf weft k.aUed Sunday n.Pt
wbm tbnr car sputt otf w &« .. , ift
lAawna Hlll1 fO&lowial aa trfallc
dm·~ at ~pttd' 1n eic.ns of 100 mph
K1Ued at the !iOrfte of'tbe I. IS p.m c.......... 'accidt-nt weft Gal') Lft ltobrnl.. )7,
Morr than S300 1n cash wa taken o( L11una Hiib and pawnerr Wil·
from a car pet\fd on Elba Strett. The ham C'arpttltcr. 27. of Mempb.iL. sart "pc:M'Wd htt To)'°'*'S .;nc1ow Tmn . Mad H'lftway Patrol~
,ammed. IO she atft the CAf '"'locbd,. man K.en Dally.
ont) to mum a~r falhna ukq> and 'C<"Ofd.lna to wit~. lobrns
findana her punt and the cash •as dnvma h1' I 9~~ N1 san 2IOZX
mist1n1. · to\itll~und Oft the ~n °"'IO Aft. ·
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WI)' put &ts IMf'la W1tb the S.nla
.\na FrttWay JVM nonh of l.atf
fe>fftt Drwt. ltobtns' tn"llle drivi1111
cautrd lk car to lpln out of controt
and to * "lht o( tht f'terway,'
ltnbftl a din rmbulnnent. Da&ly
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Cit}' mourns dead, P.rais~s
rescuers after store tragedy
BROWNSVILLE. Texas (AP) -
At least 2,000 people pthercd at the
swept<lean site of a collapsed depan·
ment store to mourn the 14 dead and
hear the disaster and rescue described
u "our finest hour as well as our
areatest trqedy."
"The disaster is now over. The
rubble is cleared away. The victims
are taken care of and now we are
expected to return to life as usual."
Rabbi Arthur Rutberg said Sunday. a
day after the last of the bodies was
recovered.
The three-story Amia.o Store col·
la(>SCd Thursday durin1 a torrential
rain that prompted numerous
paucrsby to duck inside for cover.
Fourteen people were killed and six
were pulled alive from the rubble. At
least 47 people were injured. Dozens
crawled to safety.
The disaster drew hundreds of
volunteers fro m tholJ&hout the Rio
Grande Valley. many of of whom
worked with little rest for three days
strai&ht. searching for the living and
the dead.
''The gttatest lesson of this disaster
is that Brownsville. Texas, is a p-eat
community that can work t<>sether as
one unified and cooperative entity,"
Rutberg told victims' relatives.
friends and others.
"Our 'lives and our commanity can
never be the same qain not only for
those who suffered areat losses. but
(for) all of us. This has been our finest
hour as well as our areatest tragedy."
The servi~ was intended as an
emotional release for the community.
said the Re\'. Tom Pincell'-another
speaker.
"'I don't think we can just walk
away. We want to 11 vc a psychol~cal
conclusion to what transpired.· he
said.
Those at the ceremonv included
Denise Carem. 8. who ~a~ pulled
from the rubble virtually unscathed
while her mother and 4-year-old
brother pmshed. and Bernard lcvin ..
the store owner. who did not speak or
make himself available to reporters.
Denise's aunt. Guillermina Silva
de Carerra. thanked the crowd
tearfully. "I wish I knew everyone's
names so that we knew who to t~~nk
by name. Thank you ... we felt ·the
spiritual and moraJ support."
A Brownsville woman at the scr·
. vice SJid she had watched the rncucn
after the accident. "Inside I feel sad,"
said Martha Mancilla Meyers.
··Nothin1 like this has ever happened
in Brownsville before."
Officials have said the wei&ht of an
estimated 2 inches of rainfafi from a
4S-minutc downpour may have
caused the flat roof to give way.
Others speculated that the roofs
drainaac holes were clogcd.
Investigators began examining
debris placed in the border city's
dump. Representatives from every
agenc~ that participated in the rescue
were to gather this week to review the
accident and rescue efforts. said
Mayor Ygnacio Garza.
A team from the Southern Buildina
Codes Congress International. based
in Birmingh,am. Ala .. arrived to auist
JD the iovcstigalion.
!'I° Dr. Joee Carrera klNee daqbter, Den.lee, at memorial
lel"rice for Yicdma of department atore 418uter .. 1aer al8ter
watcbea .. Denlae wu re9Clled ffOlll tbe collaPMd balldlJai.
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Leaked
report
upsets
Meese
· WASHINGTON (AP) -Attorney
General Edwin Meese Ill is com·
plaininaabout news leaks ofa special
prosecutor's report less than a week
after he declared that the document
vindicated him.
Meese. who has announced he will
rcsiin by early August. said Sunday
that whoever leaked details of the
report should be held in C<?ntempt of
court.
Meese also denied a claim by his
former deputy that he ·offered _his
close friend E. Robert Wallach a J~
in the Justice Department while
Meese was aware.Wallach was under
criminal investigation. .
Tests show 8-1 bombers may not ·Dukakis narrows
be able to break Soviet defenses . veep candidate llst;
Wallach. a lawyer and lonst•".'C
Meese confidant, is awaiting tnaJ in
New York on a racketeering indict·
men1 accusing him and two others of
taking illegal payments from
Wedtech Corp .. il Bronx. N.Y .. de·
fense contractor, to influence govern·
ment officials.
Independent · counsel -Jam~s
McKay filed his report on. M~~ in fc."dcral court last wec."k. an 1nd1ca tton
that he does not plan to seek
indictments of the." auomey general.
The report isst11l underc-0un seal. but
both Meese and President Reagan
maintained last week that 11 vindi·
cates the attorney general.
"..\SHl:'\GTON (AP) -Amcnca·s B-1 bombers
ma' not be able to fulfiti their mission of penetratina
So,·iet air deft•nses in the 1990s. according to con-
gress1onal and adm1ntstration officials citing new test
results.
needed to bndge the pp between the aging fleet of B-S2s
and the 8-2 or Stealth Bomber expected to become
operational in the 1990s.
Reagan won approval fora version called the 8-1 B by
pledging to keep the first 100 planes under a $28 billion
ceiling. The planes became operational in 1986. althou&h
the~ are still undergoing tests and adjustments.
R~cent tests ha'e shown problems with the ~I)
Elcctrontc Countermeasures. or ECM. system used to foil
enem) radar. House Armed Services Committee Chair·
man Les .\spin. 0 -Wis .. said in a memorandum sent to
panel members and disclosed on Sunday.
• Ptan~to build the B-1 were shelved~during th~ Caner
administration but revived under Presibent Reagan as he
per~u.aded .Congress that a penetrating bomber · was
..\sptn said tn hts two-page memorandum said that
··ECM bas been the cbkf·Q~Nti911 i:n~rk in .the B-1 B's
future as a penetrating bomber. It looks like'wc hlive ou-r
answer. The ..\1r Force is now admitting that. because ofa
desian Ila". 1t "'II nerer ~ork as advcniscd.".
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ElimJnates Diet Pills
Hour by Hour
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dJrl ptlli.. pro1e111 ~.e\tm:tr ~ .aixl boob
rut the v."l!ldoY. and hrun~ up ft"tr blocks to txi~ \I EDl·DR.E ~ \ ~ D1tt Pa~he~ MEDI·
DR£.\.'\'~N ()I(( P.Jt.he-. · .ut llO nev.. r,o f'l"\<'lu·
Lii.~ n ha' the .more d>rt ~ buzzing .... n~ ' Becau~ thl' "reaklhn ~ [)IC( P'JICh.
mak~ ''en 1vdiruf\ ·Diel ~~ For ~
fiN ~ e~er 111 !tr diet in.Ju.~ 11 mthle-.Ill
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USUl~ ~EDl·DREA.~~ Olli!! ~ kNng
-.-.eight f~r ~ e1(r bl-fore Sorrc i.»'11* hille
repontd a... muctr .t.> .i 1XM¥h ~ fr.N ~.i ~
IWortd •idt ..,.. ptndilf,).
Piich Propn Doe.. -~ Tiw \\art
I And Kft1l5 Thr ~Off For Goodl
It\ trul~ cwaor~ ti.iv. n worki.. ru." iln1'
two dn~ •)I ~!EDl·DR.E.A.,.," .tWClOOle 111gredi·
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It' ~"'" itll Ja~ repl\lt t'e~ ~.i hllU" '<1U will ~ k"111g IJl rrr.m It..' 1~~ fiN hour. until :oo
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lkre ha' II&:\ er r-:'t'n .111~ uung hi..(' II t'<h'lfl' It'• d
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\\url..• Hour b~ Hoor
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controlled_;_park reopened
Cl'STER. S.D. ( ..\P) -All main
roads into Cusll·r State Park were
rt"Ol)C'ned toda~. a Wc."e'k aft~ ltght·
n1ng sparked a fire that e'entuall~
burned I .000 acres of umber and
came." within 31: miles of Mount
Rushmore ~at1onal Memorial.
The fire. "htch "as controlled
Sunda' aft<.>rnoon. had bec."n con-
tained·" llhin a ~0-mile fire line a da~
earlier
Custer 'itaJe· Park 1s act.Jacent 10
l S Fore~t Sa' ll·e lund that sur·
rounds \1ount Rushmore tn tht•
Blat'k Hilb in w<.>stern South Dakota
L a"· Offices Of
The 7 .\.()O().aae park is the 'Seeond
largt•st state parl in the nation.
The parlc "'35"rropenni Sttnd"3~but
'1s11ors "ere not allo"ed back into all
of ll Sunda\ becauSt' of tratlic
probkm on ·the narrow roads as
mop-up cre"s "orked. said fire
information offi cer L~nn Young.
"It's not because of the fire but
ht-cau~e of all the \'Chicles and the
bu'>l.·s and tht• cre"s mo"1ng around
dmng mop-up." Young said.
T"" tirt· cre"s and t\>.O engines
<Ontinm·d "orking toda~. dousing
hngt•nng embers ...
RUSSELL S. KERR
PERSONAL INJURY LAW .
ATTORNEY FEES
:J FREE CONSULTATION := f [[ BASED ON "; OF
RECOV£RY
=NO FH CHARG£S
UNTIL CASE
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ALL INJURIES
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~WORK RELATED •
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15\ Discount to Senior Cltiuns
HOl'SE CALLS IF NEEDED
531-5900
Sen:ing All of Orange County
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Bush aims at ethics
By Tk Associated Press
Michael Dukak1s was back in his
home base of Bosto n todar. read' for
a final round of deliberations on ·who
will join him on the Democratic.
ticket. Jesse Jackson says hr expects
to s~ak privatel) with Dukak1s in the
coming. week :ibout thr \ ice presi-
dent}.
As the running drama. over a
running mate for Dukak1s plays on.
Dcm·ocrats \\ere preparing for the
opening of thl'lr convention a week
from toda' 1n Atlanta. R~pubhi:an George Bush, mean·
"hill·. was ret urning to Washington
tml~' afta a \\<.'ekend at his seaside
rl.'.lrl:it w_J~.1.:n.nc.bu.n kpoo. Mamr.
..\Hks 1tJX·al>.1ng on condition of
3non~m1t~ s:11d the \ICC president.
tht• Cl'na1n Republican nominee. was
1m.•panng h) i}fOJ)()St' -a-s«*t-~
rnnf11ct-01:1ntae~t code for public
t1rliciah
Dui..ai..1' ha' frl·4uen1I~ attacked
Bu'h tl\ a lht· t•th1cs of Reagan
adm1 nl\tra1wn officials including At·
tornl'' (1eneral Ed" tn ~teese Ill. who
la'>t "cl'k announced plans 10 step
dO\\O
\kt',l'. '.!-ho "a' un1.k r 1r:nest1ga·
111rn t11r a \l'.tr. tkdared himself
\ 1nJ1t,llt•J afta JO 1nd~pendent
niun,t•I dl·ndcd not to St·ck an
indictment of h1m.
With Meese on the." way out.
campaign sources said the vice prMi·
dent hopes 10 takl· the offensive on
the ethics issue. The) said he would
spell out his ·proposals latc."r this
month.
-flush himself ..-as the target of
accusations last "eek from Demo-
crati.r Pam chief Paul Kirk. who
acc·uSt.·d him of using public funds to
pa~ for campaign at)pe~rances. Bush
aides den1l·d the allegat10nf.
Tht' ,·1c·,· president's onl y public
appearancl.' O\ er tht• weekend was at a
L1thuan1an fest1 \'al on Sunday near
his' acation home. He said reforms in
lb•· So..:wl-Llnio~gnal a "'tune-oL
hope." but "arned against .. com~
placenc~ or "eaknt'~s" 1n dealmg
\>.ith MOSCO\>.,
usnand Jac1cson \>.('re speaking to
the same agncuhural group 1h1s
afternoon in Washington. i\nd all
three." contenders had appearances S('t
Tuesda' at the N .\..\CP's con"ent1on
1n "ashington.
However. The New York T 1mes on
Saturday quoted portions of the
report raising ethical questions about
Me<.>se"s conduct. including the JOb
offer to Wallach.
The Times said the report &J"es a
detailed account of d1scuss1ons be·
. tween Meese.and Wallach about the
p0ssib1lit~ of Wallach JOin1ng the
Justice Department. although Meese
denied to both the FBI and a grand
ju11 that he made Wallach a Job offer.
In both instances. Meese later
changed his tesumon), acknowl-
cdgtng some discussion of a job for
Wallach. t~e Times said. quoti ng the
rrpon.
·· ..\t no time whatsoe"er was there
an) lho,11ght whm¥Jt 'er of Bob
Wallach taktng an) JOb in the Justice
Dcpanment while there "as an)
po~5Jbthl) he was un~r cnminal
'"' ('!.1tgat1on:· Mee~ said Sunda~ on
NBC-T\''s ··~eet the Press."
Meese ack no" I edged. ho"f' er.
that there had been some discussion
of a poss1bk job for Wallach ""hich
"l'nt out ofm, mmd after I found out
about the cmninal 1n ves11ga11 on." In a stnng of appearances dunng
h" last prt .. COO\ l.'nt1on campaign
~'\ ing. Dulal1) took Bush to ta~k on a
,·:im·t~ nf i!.,Ul"l>.' from the Pentagon
pr01. urt·nwnt ' andal to the vice
pres1Jl•n1·, no·t~l\·htkl' pledgl'
But the ssx·cial prose-cutor"s rt'pon.
accordtng to the Times. l'Oncl uded
: that the JOb offer remained open f' en
.after ~kt•se becamt' a"are of the
tn\l''ittga11on on ..\pnl 6. I qg7
Confiscated drugs mistakeniy
returned to fishing boat owner
~ \ '-: rnrc.o I ..\Pl -The O\\ner of a tishtng boat
Sc.'11l'lJ undt·r thl· gm ernm'ent's zero-tolerance anti-drug
program nut onl~ ha' his boat back. he was also given the
110~ amount of manJuana collcctc."d as evidence.
The seizure of the boat. abOut 60 miles southwest of
an Diego. was one of three well-publtcizcd San Diego
boat ('Onfiscations and helped spark a coast-to-coast
contro,·ers) about Lero tolc."rance.
l · .~. < u)toms officials returned the 44-foot Lococo
Brm to o" na Ste'e Jacobcll). June 30 . .i3 days after U.S.
Coa\t Guard officers boarded 1t at sea and reported
finding a "minute~ .. quanttt)' of manjuana on board.
· Of thr 31 boats seized b\ .S. customs officials
natton" 1d~ through June 26. (6 have been returned to
their o" ners or arc." under appeal.
Drug charges against Jacobelly hne been dropped.
said his attorney. Marc Geller of San Diego. ··11·, nt>t l'UStoms pohc) to return C\'idcnce." said
John ~tllkr. a spokesman 1n Los Angeles. "We regret the
crrur and" 111 attempt to recover tt as quickly as possible."
Jacobell ) is happy to be among those whose boats
ha"e been returned. But he and crew member Phil Methe
remain pualed b) the." whole incident. When Jarnbl'l l ~ picked up his belongings about two
"ed.:~ bcforl' the boat was released. he found a white
cardboard bo\ containing 11 small plastic-bags scaled
"1th rl·d taJ)l' marked ··evidence."' Most of them
contained man1uana seeds and tiny pieces of marijuana '
lean·'>. Jaco he 11,· said.
The two anglers met as youngsters. when Jacobclly's
fath er ran a fuel dock on Shelter Island in San Diego.
No". they are heading out on a three-week trip to .
track albacore. and they spent the past week getting the
-Lococo Bros. readv. ~ -Y' ·-~fr ~aid hl· UISO r('Cl.'I ved a bag containing the (('st krt
U\t'd to dt·tarn1nl' whether the substance was manjuana.
.\ !>l'paratt' form . signed b) the testing officer. confirmed
till' fC!>Ulh.
Thl') will be going where the fish take them. but they
ma) t11· to steer clear of one area. about 60 miles
south"est of San Diego. near San Clemente Island.
Jacobell~"s prev1ous boat sank tbete two summers ago.
and he almost lost his li(e. "It'~ bl-en a little hard to behevc.":· Jacobell) said.
rol" car or truck or a lat'
mod'I w'd v'hicl' f any
mak,).
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Heart surgery patients
asked to take AIDS test
By Tk A1todate4 Press
. LOS ANGELE~ -Cedars-Sinai Medical Center 1s.askin1 its hean suraery
pa urn~ 10 be_ tested for. ci,posure to the Al~ vir:us-bicfoft lhey ao into the ope~t1~g room. a.ccord1na to a report published today. Doctors at Cedars-
Sina,1 said the~ belt eve the stress of heart suraery on a person infected with the
AIDS vi~us -but showina no symptoms -could hasten the onset of the
deadl) disease. t~e Los ~nacles Tu:nes reported. But Dr. Richard Gray. d~rector of surgical card1~loay. said patients tM!ina positive art not
disco uraged from underao1_na ~uracry a':'d may just need a more closely
watched follow:UJ?. The policy, 1n effect since May. covers both elective and
cmerac."ncy surgenes. S? far. none ~f the mort than I 00 patients asked hu
refused to be test~. said Gray, add1n1 that several have tested positive. He ad~cd that no patient h~d. bttn refused suraery or treated diffttt. ntly baled on
their test results or a dmsao_n not to be lelttd. Ctdan-SiNHteln SUTJeOnnnct •
~rt ope 1c surgeons at San F~ncisco ~neral Hospital art the only SUfleORI
tn the state known to be wek1n1 rout1M testina for cxposurt to the human
immunodeficienccy virus for all their patients btforc su,.ery.-the MWSpeper
said.
Brwe Baddbfft temple •mn c0mplet1011
HACIENDA .HEIGH~ -First they ~umd ntilhborhood hn that th~ largest Buddhist tern~ 1n North Ammca would imvocably disnapt this
quiet suburb. Now, the f aiwan-batcd Fo Ku.Ml Shan hddbht ~must
compftte-itrlj-acrr C'Olftpln by No~cmbrr. when daey .._ * 16'1t
lntcm1t1onal Buddhist General Conference. the ftnt time this worldwide
gatherina of Buddhists will bt held in the Wat. TheChinat Bucldbist complex ~ill be known as the Hsi Lai 8uddhist Tcmplt ''the temple tbat came to tbt
West from the East." ICCOl'dina to the Rev. Shih Yuns Kai. abbess of tbt
temple. It sits on a hill 20 miles eut of Los A~ in.moaty upper middlf..
cla\' Hacienda Hriahts. one of m1ny Sin Oitbriri Valley suburtlis wholr
populattons have swelled with a huee 1nnux of Alians in recnn )'f.11"1. When
plans for the S 14 million templt and mOIWlel'y ~ annouOC'fd ti• yan ..,_
neiahbors feattd ii would bt iMOmpatible wiJ_h)hrir midential arta. but mo.
concerns havt bttn lafltlY ovttt0mt. Yuftl't(.ai llMI. · ..
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eartial results of
~lsputed election
MEXICO CITY (AP) -The
aovcrnment said today Carlos Salinas
de Gortaci had a wide lead over his
opponents but that c.lection results
still were not final fi ve days after
voters cast ballots for a new president.
Partial results finally were released
after opposition activists blocked
hiahways ~shut down inter-
national bri s to protest the delay.
Charges o elect1on fraud and the
Federal Election Commission's delay
in releasing results clouded what had
been expected 10 be an eas'' victory
for Sali nas and his part). 'tht govern-
ing lnsti1u11onal Revolutionary
Part}. .
The. election commission said
toda} Salinas has won 52.89 percent
of the ballots counted so far. It said
Cuauhtemoc Cardenas of the lefhst
National Democratic Front trailed
"ith 29. I 0 percent. and National
.\c11on Part\ candidate Manuel
ci outhu:r "IS third Wllh 16.68 per-
cent.
Earlier. ( ardenas had claimed v1c-
1011 and Clouthier said he was
leading.
Both men accused the governing
part} -"hach has nbt lost a
pres1dent1al elec tion since It "as
founded an 19:!9 -of rampant
ek ct1on fraud.
Mexico has 38 million registered
voters. The government said it has
counted about 13.24 million votes.
'but did not say how many ballots
were cast.
The partial returns also gave 176
seats in the SOO-sut Chamber of
Deputies to the govemina party. 13 to
the right-of-center National Action
Party and two to parties affiliated
with tht National Democratic Front.
The Chamber of Deputies is the
lower house of Mcxico·s congrc-ss.
The election commission onl}
released percentaBe results for the
Mexican Senate. givi ng the governing
party 60. 95 percent oft he total Senate
vote. The Nati onal Action Party had
I 5.S9 percent and (ardc-nas' part)
had 7. 31 pc-rc-ent. the commission
said.
Oppesitaon delegates demanded
the commission pro' ade distn ct-b}-
distract figures for the Senate. In ten or
Minister Manuel Bartlet!. who chairs
the commission. delayed action on
the request.
The parttal results were released
earl} toda) at the end of an elcct1~n
commission session in which oppos1-
uon delegates repeatedly accused the
go,emment of fra ud and cnticized
the slow pace of the vote count.
Sunda' Bartlett defended the elec-
tion proces~ ca1Jin$ it "a quesuon of
pauence. Poliucs as the science of
patience."
He said the break~own of a ne"
u..__..
Protester• demonatrate ~or a MCon~day ln llmco City.
computer o;~o;iem. then bad "eather.
pre' entl·d the comm1ss1on fro m de-
ll\ en ng e,,n It!> pk dge to release
prelima na~ n:,ults on election night.
It thl'n prom ised 11 "Ould release
results Sunda'
Thl' Salina· camp ha pmatel~ ad. no" kdgt"d probabk losses 10
C arJl·na' 1n at leas.1 two states and
\.1e\Ko C it} -first-e\l~r defeats for
t hc Inst 11 ut1011ai--fttYol uirona11-
P Jn \' hsl h ha~ ne'er lu'>t a pres•·
tkn1'1JI. Sl'nall' or gubl:rnatonal race
The <;urpnsingl~ poor sho" 1 ng ha~
• pr<x!Ull'd a nft 1n the pa rt~ bt·t"een
" alina\ supponer~ "'ho "ant to
mo<lanw: thc p.in~ and an old guard
o;cd,1ng to use the dt'la~ tlt t•mbarrass
thl' \alsn J•Hamp
Bartkt1 "as a top ompe111or 10
~ala nas fu r thl· go,ern1ng pan~\
prt"STdent1al nomination
Ortega repels 10,000 protesters in Nicaragua
NAND.\IME. Nicaragua (AP) -President
Daniel On ega vowed to crack down on demon-
strations after an anti-government rally by about
10.000 people turned intq a ~iolent brawl between
police and protesters.
The oppos111on said three of ats leaders "ere
arrested.
"Th as as to sho" the people want democrac~ ...
, protest a ~~ ~~1!! _.-\fguello. secretary:general of
the ant1-go~·etnment (onscrvat1 ve Part~. said JUSt
minute~ before the demonstration turned into a
accorded an11-go' ernment groups in ~ 1caragua
He \31d the demon">trataon "a pan o( a L'
plan to dr.,tabaliu the go' emment.
Ortt•ga made the comm~ts after '1'>1t1 ng the'
famal~ ofa Sandinista Youth organ1za11on membt'r
authon11e<i said "-3!> ~11lcd atu.rda~ "'hen the qrr
he '4'1S ndrng in •as ambushed b~ l . -backed
Contra rell\11) mclee .
Pohce u~d tear gas and beat protesters 10
brea~ 1,1.p Sunda) 's rally. one of the largest ever an
Nicaragua. ifll this small city 40 miles south of
Managua. •
Ten police officers were injured and at least 18
people arrested in the confrontation. the official
Voice of Nicaragua said. It did not say how many
protesters were hurt.
Ortega told reponcro; afteNard that his leftist
go' ernment would act ""1th · total firmness"
against protestrrs. ··we cannot con11nue being te>Jtran t w11h
those wh o want to take ad vantage of the (polau cal )
space:· he said. referring to recent freedoms
T he '1olence began after protesters. some
ca~ ang ~•gns 1ha1 read. "Democrac~ 'frs. (om·
munasrn -.;o, .. marched e'eral bloct..s along
'.'\anda1me·<i mud<o ,ered street~ to gather in an
open field fllr ~ix·e<:hes ·
Pole_s greet
Gorbachev
on state visit
W .\RS .\ W. Poland lAP l
Mikhail S. Gorbache' signed auto-
paphs and minglc:d with flag-wa' 1ng
Poles toda). as the So' 1et leader bt·gan
a s1,.-<la> ,·1s1t tha t 1sexpt>cted to focus
on efforts to breatht• li fe into hoth
countries· economies.
Polish leader W0Jc1ech Jaruzelsk1
was at Okec1e :\1rport as Gorbachev's
plane arrl\ t'd on a lll.lld. suon)
morning after a two-hour flight from
Moscow. Gorbachev was accom·
panied b~ has wife. Raisa.
o\fter the 00ic1al welcoming cer-
emonies. the Gorbachevs ap-
proached a crowd of sc,·eral hundred
citizens wav ing Polish flags o n the
tarmac. Gorbachev paused to sign
several autographs and chat ~ ·ith
people an the crewd. -t
On thr dri ve into Warsaw.
Gorbache' 's motorcade made an
unannounct'd ·stop at a traffic circle.
where the Soviet Communist Pany
gcnrral secretary greeted onlookers
anci signed copies of his book.
"Perestroika." The Polish-language
ed111on 1s sclhng on tht> Warsaw black
market at double the official price of
550 1lotys (Sl.25).
Gorbachev and Jaruzelski later
conferred pri,•att>ly at Communist
Part\ headquaners in Warsaw. A
bne( communique by the offi cial
news agency PAP said the two
e"hangedvit"''S on economtc. politf..
l'al and social renewal taking place in
1hr ir countnes.
His visit is to be capped at week's
end by a summit meetana of the
ll'aders of the Warsaw Pact allies.
Car packed with weapons
explodes, 2 die in Athens
By Tbt> Associa&ed Prt>u
.\TH ENS -.\ rentt•d rnr packed with e~plosl\ es. hand grenades and
automatic "capons ex ploded toda~ on the mam sho re road outside .\thens.
kil ling t"u people. police said. The blast occurred at 2·50 p.m an the seas1dl'
suhurh of Pako Fahron. four miles from the Greek capital. a . pohct'
spo"-l'S"oman· sa id She sa1d· tht' e\plos1on d1smrmben-d the bodies Police
\aid thn ·ar rnnta1n 1ng the t"<los1' cs and arms had been rented to a 36-~ear-old
Lt·hanrl\1; man. Hamoud .\I Hamad. Poli ce said the~ had no e' 1dencc to
andacatt' .\mencan mah tar: personnel had be.rn the target of the blast The~
declant>d to peculatr on "hat set off the explosives.
Dog tra-lller Barban Woodhoue dle.
LO NDON -Dog.train er Barbara Woodhouse. whose teaching meth~ T
and t..sndh manner made her an in1cma11onal celebnt~. died Saturda~ at age
7 8 In the.19705 and earl ) 1980s. malhons of dog o"ners an Bntaan and the
l "nlll'd State~ "atched Woodhouse schooling pets on tht> Bn11sh Broadcasting
Corp. program "Training Dogs the Woodhouse Wa)." Befo re long. ''e"ers I
were callingthetr dogs "Walk.Jes!" as her byword cau~t on, She insisted no dog
was untrainable and showed they could be taught within min u1es. Her "a~ o(
gl'ttang to kno" an animal was 10 breathe into 11s nose · .
Four convicted of bombing in Italy
BO LOGNA. Italy -A coun convicted four nght-wmg terronsts of mass
murder today and sentenced them to life in prison fo r the 1980 bombing ofthr
Bologna train station. which killed 85 people. lnvest1ptors said the .'\u._ 2.
1980. attack on the station's waiting room was the work of nco-F~sts.
possibly with the help from elements of Italy's sttttt ~rv1ces seeking to
destabilize the countf) and establish a nght-wmg d1ctatorsh1p. Sentenced to
hfe "ere Valen o Faora"anti. Franc-esca Mambro. Massimiliano Fachini and
Sergio Picc1afuoco. Also today. two defendants were acquitted of mass murder
chargl'S stemming from thr bombing and 11 others were acquitted of
sub' ers1ve assoc1at1on charges.
Korean police detain tlaouMna
SEOUL-Police said today that they have rounded up 15.61 7 PQIS.lef'S.
burglars. pickpockets and other cnmanals in a crackdown ordered loe~surc the
sak ty of the Summer Olympics in Seoul. Of those rounded up sm~ the
crackdown began on June 27. police said. the-~ havt> brought formal charges
against 3. 710. with the rc-maimng sus.pects under inves11ga11on or 5ent to
sum ma~ court trials charged with manor ofTenS('S.
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Anorexia, Bulimia
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Pro mm Din'ftor, E.D.U.
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"Sports Injuries"
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O'range· Coast DAILY PILOT /Monday July 11, 1918 .-Al ------
Iranians recOver
'black boz' from
jet shot by U.S.
Ol IHI. L nated .\rab EmirateSl \Pl -Iran has recovered the crucial ftapt
recordl.'r from tht pas!.enger Jet a l '. Nav} warship shot down ~ver thr
Persian Gulf a nt'"''>paper repor'ted toda:.. '
Thi.' KhalceJ Ta ml . ., quoted unidt n·
t1fied ..ah agt' npt·n~ 1n Dubai a~
sa~ sng the lranaam fl'CO \ ered the ~
callt'd "blact.. box" fro m the Iran .\1r
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1 he: Iran .\1r JCllanl.'r "a!> shot do""n
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Tht· l\.hak(1 Time"' qu111c.>d Ital~ ·s
nJ,.il 1.11mm:inJt•r 1n lhl· 2ulf Rear
.\dm .\n~.:11"1 \1 anan°1. :is ~~a nt
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ml\ lure: l'i Cl ' 11.Jn Jnd m1hia"' 1.ran
"111 ,umplt"ate 1n' t''>t 1g.a11vn) into
thl' :r3gt·J~
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;inJ t"ag ~h1 r' ;i1rl1m·rs mdttar: Jt'ts
ut 'Jrl••t;' 1..1nJ, ·· hl• '-lid
Arab states
dealing with
communists
\1.\ ~ .\M .\. Bahrain (AP) -Two
, t•n '>l"f' a11' e Persian Gulf Arab states
h <l '1.' made ne" ties. w11h the com·
m un"1 "orld. (Jata r established
J1pllin1at1l rl'"lauons with China and
l\.U"-311 announced a new arms deal
.qtn tht• '1r1 l 'naon
l\.U"-Jl t1 Defrnse Minister Sheik
'-..1"af .\l-.\hmed signed an avee-
mt'nl "1th the So' 1e1 deputy min1stn-
• ' 1 rngn trade and economic rela-
:" '"" C H'n Yun Gnshm. that
··;'.'n• 1Jl·., tor S'uppl~ ing Kuwa11 wnh
. ~t:n.l1n mal1tar: eq uipment." an of-'°" 1.1 J nnnunc~ment an Kuwait Sun-J.i,
'-t·11hcr Ku"'a111 officials nor the
"· • 1l'I f.m bass' wuuld provide de-
• .i ,, , thl' .ac ord The Kuwaiti
..inn11umement did nut sav when the
..., ,l1rd \\<IS !>lgTit'd .
fht> Q.:1tar go' t>rnment anno unced
\unda' that at "as establtshmg rela-
11un., ~ sth China. lea ving Saudi
.\rab1a and Bahrain the on1' two "rab·
!-tates \.\llh "hsc h China lacks
d1pk1ma11c ties
The an nouncemt>nt) "'ere made b~
Ku";i111 and <)atan ne"'s agencies
and radio mon11ored an Bahnun.
The People's Dall~ ne\l.spapcr 1n
Be1Jan~ said '>unda~ that Qatar's
amb3ssador 10 Fran r. .\bdul
Rahman .\l-.\111,ah and his Chinest'
countcrpan. Zhuu Jue signed a
dornment estatihshsng re la11 ons
Tuc'>da' in Franct>
(tuna ha a tmtOr" 0 1 good
rela11on~ ~uh the fro nt-lane <\rab
stat!.'' -Eg~pt. Jordan. Syna and
Lebanon - and the Palr~11 ne L1bcra-
11on 0rgana1a11on has a permanent
m1o;sH•'1 in Be1.11ng
s . 1n eautiful
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combined capital aaina and
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available on hiah-tnde bondt. Other-
wise. why take the extra risk that
comes with stock investments.
As reported in Barton's mapzine.
the interest yield on top-srade corpor-
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pcrttnt -S. 94 pcrccntaac points
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That kft the so-called stock-bond
yield s~ad not very much narrower
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fire answer to the future count of
stock prices. However, the pcuimi1ts
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inflation .increase. int.crest rates ao
hiaher. or both.
fhe areaier the stock·bond yield
sprud, they note, the more stocks. ·
would have to nae in price just to
match the more cenain return avail-
able from bond interest payments.
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spread? A decline in stock pric:n. '
would be one way. A lot of investors
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BZ-Rlff Streete:r-create-s
show his kids can wateh Chamber music
laudable·at UCI IJ JDllY BUCK ,,,, ............
LOS ANGELES -Michael War-
ren says be ca.me up with the idn for
a show called .. Home Frtt" becau~
his children were too youna to watch
him in the p1uy police drama. "Hill
SJreet Blues." "I was on 'Hill Strttt' for seven y ears. "be said. plaYf na Officer Booby
Hill. "and my child~n never really
aot a chance to set' it. Maybe it's my ea<>. but I wanted to do something
they could see and enjo).
"I remember one day my son's
class had career day. They ask«! him
what I did and he said actor. But he
didn't know what I did. My dau.&h-
ter's 11. and my son's 9. and 'ilill
Street' came on too late and was too
real."
In "Home Free." which NBC will
air Wednesda}. Warren plays a
construction co~pany executive who
becomes the foster father of four bc)ys.
A Navy buddy. played by Trinidad
Silva. takes over the rookina and
looks after the boys. a aroup of street
kids. black and white.
While he wa.s filming the one-hour
pilot. Warren brouJht the dailies
home for his daughter. Kao, and son.
Cash. to watch.
"rknew Twas on to somethlna
when my daughter learn«! all the
lines and wanted pictures of the
boys." he said. "My son. with typical
sibling rivalry. was looking for some
way to get even with her and put tacks
in ·the pictures."
Warren teams up agam with MTM
Enterprisn which produced "Hill
Street." David Milch . a producer and
writer on "Hill Street," is executive
producer of "Home Free" and co-
wrote the script with John Romano.
based on a concept b\' Warren. Mark
Tinker dire<:tcd. ·
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The show was· passed over as a
series for the fall lt'Hon. but ifit ,ets a
hiJh rating it may be picked up u a
m1dseason replacement. Warren says
he is enthusiastic about the show•s
chances.
"This is a rare opportunity for the
pubhc to choose a show they can
watch.'' he said.
~The idea for the show is that every
famal) goes throuah chanae. The kids
I lake in have been through a lot of
change. all negative. In my household
thl')' expenence the tint 'stability.
lo' ang and caring they've had. One of
lhe oldt-r boys has reached an aae
when he ha, to leave. and I have to
make the younger kids understand
ifs 11me for him to leave. We presen.
th <.' idea of change being for the
belier.··
Warren says he sent a videocassette
of the pilot· to John Wooden. the
rl·1m·d UCL.\ basl etball coach. War-
rt•n had pla)cd for Wooden tn his
\cars thnr.
· "John as the embodiment of what
.\menca's all about." he said. "He
loq :d tht' sho~. He's not a big fan of
tele' 1s1on. But he also understood the
ml·ssagl' of ·Home Frtt: which is
change and growth. He was family to
me. so I want him to see things I've
donl' and-appreciate it. I know he saw
·tt11l Street Blues' once or twice
bcl'ause I was on it. but it wasn't his
I.and of program."
lllclaael.Wanen
"They sent me a contract in the mail.
It was mimeographed with a place for
me to write in m) name. I felt like it
could have been addressed to ·occu-
pan1.'
.. I fell f'd already proved myKlf as
a basketball player. They wanted me
to try out. and ifl was accepted they'd
pay me SI 0.000. I dadn 't know what
I'd do wath all lhat mone). so I
d,edincd:·
Warren began his acting t:ar~r an
commercials .. Hc had St'veral stage
roks and was in the movie "But-
terflies .\re Free." He "'as a guest star
in a number ofsenes before becoming
a regular tn the 1972' NBC series
• .. Sierra" as Park Service Ranger P.J.
Le~ 1s. and in CBS 1979 show "Pans"
as OOiccr Wallie Maller.
A pleasant evenina of mostly
graceful. venerably performed
chamber music by mcmben of the
New World Symphony Orchestra
transpired at UCTs Fine Arts Villaae
_Theater Thunday. .
The second in the "Thrtt Evcninp
of Chamber Music" series of the New
World Music Festival -sponsored
by UCI. the Oranae County
Philharmonic Society and the Oranae
County Pcrformina Arts Center -
the coru:ert featured a dili,eot and
charming if somewhat reserved inter-
pretation of Franz Schubert's Quintet
in·A Major for Piano and Strings, Op.
114. D. 667 (1819).
The "Trout" Quintet -SO<allcd
because the fourth movement uses a
Schubert song. ''Die Forelle .. ("The
Trout"). as the basis for a set of
variations -was distinguished by
violinist Beth Woodside's superb
lone quality and fluid phrasing. Using
a modest amount of vibrato and
projecting a commanding y_et un-
forced sound. sbe didn't suffer any
balance problems as she flawlessly
adjusted between taking the lead and
playing solid yet subdued accompani-
ment.
Violist Barbara Corbato en:
t·ountered intonation problems. and
pla)ed weakl) in a number of key
spots in the variations movement .
but otherwise displayed a mature
trchnaqUl' and intense concentration.
MIClllEL
RYDlYISll
In one of those variations (No. l).
<'elhst Diane Barere and double-.
bassist Martha Schimelpfenia shared
the theme. yet were virtl.lllly drowned
out bv the obviously accompanimen·
tal running figures in the piano,
played by Nana Scolnik of the UCI
piano facult}. _ . Barere played wnh more conVJC·
tio n in the·fifth variation. where she
shared the spotlight with Woodsidt. ·Sc~imclpfrnig tastefully ren<:tercd h,r,
quiet. mostl) accompanying ~rt
through out thr work. Scolnik ma1n-
ta1 ned the rhythmic pulse 1n each
movement. despite an occasional
lapse. and ne ver lost the emotional ·
fervor she IOJects inlo every per-
formance.
The conn~n commenced with a
staid and !tlatel) performance of
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's Wind
Serenade No. I:! in C Minor. K..
388/384a ( 178:!/83 ). A euphonious'
mangl ing of ohocs. clarinets. bassoons
and French horn s presented an
\\ arrcn at first considered a career
1n pro basketball. "I was drafted by
lh e Seattle SuperSonics... he said. 1'1;~~~~~=~~~=~!!!!~!!i!iiiti'.i!::!::!:::!==~~I--------:-------, opaque texture that nonetheless was Ii transparent enough to allow the inner
voices to come through in this four-
movement octet. Although often-
times on the di") side emotionally, the
performance exhibited an advanced
technical proficiency and sharpness
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lntricatt· in!ttrumt·ntal interplay
also chararteriLed I ngolf Dahl's
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( 1944 ). Chordal and co ntrapuntal
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Oran~Coaat DAILY PlLOT /Monday July 11, tU8 A.
~home run for compassion
DEAR ANN LANDERS: I want to
share with you and your readers one
of th~ most to ucbina uperiences of
my hfe. It occurred last niaht at a
Little ~ue pme.
alwa)'s believed that first 1mpres.sions
can have a powerful effect on how
people Judge us. Please read on and
J &:oo I &:3o I 1:00 I 1:30 l a:oo I a:3o l 9:oo I 9:3o J 1 o:oo 11 o:3o 111 :oo 111 :30 I
tell me 1f I am wronJ.
a .... .-.. .....,. ~ ........ ~ .....
When I was growing up I was very
blonde. ~o one took me seriously. I
believed 1t was because blondes art
presumed to be dumb. Then I began
to wear glasses. Suddenly. people
asked me questions and paid atten·
t1on to what I said. ... ..,, ,o..gn.~
W-n ..... ..... "°'"" &... I IP-' Z)
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Our son steam is madt up of7 to 9-
year-olds. "Ji.,.my," one of the mem-
bers. is handicapped. He has Down's
syndrome. Th~ lad was up to bat, and
for the first time, he hit the ball.
Althouah he was taged out at first
base. he kept running. And then it
happened. Every spectator at the
p me stood up to ch~r him on. When
Jimmy reached home base. all his
teamma\CS rushed over to Jive him a
pat on the back and tell him he was
terrific.
In a world where ~opk have come
to believe that most children are cruel
and unf~ling. this was undeniable
evidence to the contrary. Jimmy's
day was made. There wasn't a person
in sight who wasn't happy for him. It
was something that few of us in the
bleachers wi ll ever forget. -DEAN ·
R .. CALGARY. ALBERTA.
l?EAR A~ LANDERS: Re«ntly
a reader asked. "Is it possible for a Jew
to become a Catholic priest?" Your
choict of Monsignor Oesterrticher as
"the best-known example" was
astonishing. How d id you overlook
the Archbishop of Paris. Jean-Mane
Cardinal Lustigcr? This pnnce of the
church who was born a kw may be
the next pope.·
Recently. I read a survey by a
v 1~1on center in Dallas. It said 79
percent of the corporate recruiters
and fash1on-1mage consult~nts found
that glasses 1mflY intelligence. SllttY·
nin~ percent said the> believed ~a~c~lta~~n~~m~.-~~~~~l~~~~~~~~~~~~~~t~~~----~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~ Eight)' percent thought that glasses G)
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Only one Jew in the history of
mankind achieved a higher station.
and He did not have to conven. He,
too. was born a Jew. -EPPES A
MA VEN FROM LONG ISLAND.
helptheweare~o~usonmakinga ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~~----~---~~~~ power staltm~t dunng a bus1nen !~~~:~~~~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~~~~~~~~~-----~~--~~~~ prl'~ntauon. r
.Do ~OU believe. given the findings cm::.
ol th•~ surv". that I sho uld darken ~~~~-~--~~~~~~-~~~~~~-~~~~~~~~~-~--~---~~~~
m) naturally blonde hair. since the ID)*'
DEAR EPPES: Tlaaak,y• (ud aU
tk •IMr -.nu> wM aet me
ttralpt. I ""kl llave lffhl dtat letter
aatll Fa&Mr Tlleodore ReslHlrp of
Notre Dame rthlnted from Ill• tab-
ba~al. Welcome atome, Ted. At JM
dumb-blonde image cancels out the t-:::=t~'=t-lC=-:r-+.;::::;=::-ir.::::--~::::-:::::::--::--:::-:~-b---:-:-----+~L__,,1,...,.,--~=!!J!!~~~...,...~
brain) image of m) glasses'l -
T EX '\S Q UESTION DEAR DEAN: Wlaat a 1tertoet
example of baa~ deceacy. I tnly
beUeve &Mt 1ivea lk proper slim•
In, most people will react la a lovtq
ud pealdn way. AMI you let&er alM
proves &Mt kilMIHtt It coatapHt.
cu see, I mluffl yH. .
DEAR TEXAS: btelll1ent folk1
keo• tut all bload.H are DOt d•mb
Hd tlaat people •Ito wtar 1Ia1aes are
not ltettturtly smart. W~y cater to • • • . ,. . DEAR ANN LANDERS: I have tbed•mmies?
TH141ay, J•IY n
ARIES (March 21-April 19): Throw liaht on areas
involving family.-------------
property. K CUrity
and relations with
young person. Stress s
independence . YDM(Y creativity. and avoid n
heavy lifting. Nego-ft-
tiations get ::fresh VII_ A.RR.
Stan... l.eo IS inJ ................. . volved.
TAURUS (April 20-May lO): StudyArifS ~for
valuable hint. Be aware of state of the an. Becom~ more
familiar with laws. regulations. source matenal. You
could be dealing with real estate agent. Shon trip
n<.'<'essa ry.
given f'Ds1de mtormauon. co uld be asked to appear before
the media. Emphasis on discretion. 1ntngue. rriystel).
clandest1ne operation. Love relationship requires review.
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21 ): Self~xpress1on necess-
ary, )'ou'll 1mpnnt st) le and could fall ··madl~ m love "
Lun~r. numerical cycles h1ghliJht sensualtt). sex appeal.
You II meet deadline despite obstacles placed by
COml)l't1t1o n.
SAG ITT ARIUS (No'. 22-Dec. 21 ): ~ss1gnment
·complett"d. mall} are S\I~~ )Our ab1ltt)' to stay~with
prpJe~t. Spotlight on credit rating. financial status of orit
close to ~ou. including panner or mate. Anes featured.
CAPRICOR~ (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): You'll make fresh
stan . ~Q~'mfidence 1s restored. you'll d1spla~ p1on~nng
spint. Emphasis al!>O on public relations. SP.!!'c1al appcarann~s. legal a fla irs. marital status. No ht'aY~ lifting.
AQl ARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Fulfill obltgauon to
fam1I~ membt·r. ( ould include dining out or attending GEMINI (Ma) 2 I-June 20): By sausfying cunosity.
you could locate something of value that had bttn lost.
-nnssmg or· stoft"n. Emphas1rc humor. •<tsatrlity-and
~pprochcmcnt with close relative. possibly brother or
~1ster.
theater. 't l1u'll ha'e success in hng w11h public. t>si>ec1aJI ) ---:Wlll•ill wcune-1rt~"Tionhi::X10\ proce urt' necessary or atmning
CANCER (June 21 -July 22): Check dm1l5. read
between lines. iook behind scenes. Some rules. resulations
arc necessary and actually will prove beneficial. Visit one
l'Onfined to home or hospital. Scorpio 1s in volved.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22 1: You'll dine in out-of-wa)
place. Scenario emphasizes romance. c~tiv1ty. ability to
l'Xpress v;ews in d}nam1c. entertaining manner. Gam
indicated via written word. Gemini plays role.
VIRGO (Aug. 13-Scpt. 22): U>ok beyond the
immediate. realize postponement dot's not mtan defeat.
Ek discrl-et. you'll get more than one offer. Elements of
liming. luck nde with )OU. Basic wish fulfilled in unusual
manner.
LIBRA (Sc_pt. 23-0ct. 22 ): Carttr gets boost. you 'II be
goal.
PISCES I ~l·b . 1 IJ-~tarch ~0): You 'II surpnse man}
ix·opk -1he~ mJ1catl'. "You look as 1f 'ou're a different
pl'r'>on.'" ( llUld. be ~our hair. SI} le. wardrobl'. personal
magnetl'rn. Hohda~ 'Ptnl pre' all s. romance will be no
\lrangn
IF Jl'LY U IS YOl1R BIRTHDAY ~ou are going
rlan·'· 111dud1 ng1oume~ Burd~n IS hfted. ~ou·11 bend of
111.,ing prupo~111on. Fo r the Cint time in many moons )OU
"ill fc:el that falling 1n love need not be equated with
'urrl>" (.,_nnin1. Sagittarius people pla~ ·important roles
1n )Our l1k Po~ 1hk loss suffered dunng this m onth "'II
hi.· more 1h;in reCOH'rl·d in ~ugust You·re dut' for added
rl·cognit111n ~ou·11 rl·ach mort' people. ~ou rould be
· l11rt1ng. '' 11h foml.' and fo rtune. ( ongratulatwn~
Firstone ·upjustamatterof ha.bit
Who should get u p first e\CI)
morning -the husband or the w1fr?
So inquires a client. Our Lo-,·e and
War man says few couples negotiate
ne who nel"ds the kast sleep or the
one who needs tht• most time before
hrl•akfa!lt. If you've resolved this one.
,·o nstdl'r "rt-l+Ag a "ho w to" book.
During an) given ~t'ar over most of
.\ustralta. thl· e,·aporat1on l."\Cl'C'ds
thl· rainfall.
() Wcrcn'1 ''nod-. tx'S\\.'<. pf logging
,·a mps once· kgall' emro"ered to
<illil"tate marriage l·~remonll''i"
.\ "''H kgall~ r mpo"l'rl·d ma)hc.
hut the~ ix·rforme'd "l'dding~. all
n~ht.
Q .1-As South, vulnerable, you
hold:
• K916S : I 96532 + 43
Partner opens the bidding with one
heart. What do you respond?
A .-Your hand is worth exactly 4
points-if you count a singleton in
partner's suit as an asset, you are
going to gee imo a lot of trouble. lf
you ·could divine thac partner has
spade support, your hand m1gh1 be
surprisingly useful. but a m1sfi c is
looming. When you don't have
enough for a responst . pa~s .
Q .2-Both 'ulnerable. a ' South ~ou
hold:
•AK917•2 : IJ AQI02 +\·oid
The bidding has prO\:et'ded:
Soacb Wuc "'Worth F.asc
I ~ Pas J * -P-MS
What do you bid no'-'?
A .-This hand could prod"Uce am-.
where from 10 to 13 trick). depend-
ing on partner's holding .
Blackwood won't help; you need a
cue-bjdding sequence. Bid four ~his matter. They JUSt fall into habits
hat work. First upgetter is etther the
----------------..----------------,.---------------clubs. You start by bidding your
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gardless of" hether 1t is an ace or a
void.
Q.3-Both \Ulnerable. as South you
hold:
+AK917'2 -13 AQ102 +Void
The bidding has procteded:
Soulh West '."forth East
I + Pass 3 • r ..
4 + Pus 4 • Pus
What action do you take?
A.-E\en though partner has de·
nied tht ace of hearts. you could su ll
make slam-if he has second-round
heart control. Th< way to show your
continued interest is to cut-bid your
othtr first-round control. Bid five
diamonds.
Q.4-Neither vulnerable, as South
you hold: + AQ6 :' AK42 . 14 + AQJ6
The bidding has procttded: So••• West S ort• Ease
I • Pus I -Pua
4 :-Pus S -Pus
What action do you take?
A.-Despue 1hc fact that partner
has no ace (he "ould have cue-bid
five diamonds 1f ht held that ace).
he is intertsted m slam. He could
hardly have less than the threc'm1ss·
in• kinas a nd the quttn of 1rumps .
Tlcfsl11t hearts-partners king ofdi-
amondsis protected from the guillo-
tine at trick one. · '
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Q .S-.\s South. 'u.l nerable. you
hold
• AQ6 Q7l QJSl + A43
Partnt'r open\ tht' b1dd1ng "Ith one
no trump_\\ hat do...~ou respond'!-
A.-b t>n 1f >OU pla~ 16-18 points
and partner has a n ab~olutc ma"·
mum, g1qng )Our ~•de a co mbmt>d
33 points. 11 1s unlit.el~ 1ha1 )Ou can
male I ~ 1ncks. \"ou ha'e a tlat
hand "11h no intermedia te . so tale
ACROSS
1 Next to NH
S Seetl buys
9 Oveen s -
norse race
1' W•N re
1 S Run eas11y
16 Enhceo
17 Duell ge"u s
18 F1nahzeo
19 'lect1ty
20 -o f war
S6 Small guitar
57 MetrtC uri11
SB Negtect
59 Hardy s pal
60 Snrine
6 1 French na!N'
62 Nu1san~
63 Lowty ones
64 Body iO•nt
65 Zeus son
DOWN
1 Fosses
2 Cance
3 Ptattorm
4 O.slress
1he ure pr,1i11 t)\ b1ading thr~ no
trump
Q.6-1'e11her 'ulncrable a~ South
)OU hold
• kQ964 IJ I 03 + QJ62
The bidding h~ proaeded
Nortlt EaSl So.tit Waa
I Pus I • Pus
2 ST ··r an "
What action do you tale'l
A.-' ou certainly want to be m
game It 's JUSI a question of whether
you ~Id pla.Y-thrtt no 'trum f;) or
four spades. With your unbalanced
hand you -.ould surel) prefrr a suit
contract, provided North has thrtt-
c.a.rd spade support. Bid three clubs
1n the hope of getting a spade pref-
erence from pa rtMr
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2~ Some sohds
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25 Ftoor layout
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28 Sanction
29 Wealleo
32 Deathly
35 Hiretong
3i c~ chums
38 Pier
39 Asian tt!I@
40 fempe<ed
•2 Rutabaga
43 In aOvance o f
u Ca~a"
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45 uroe
46 Q40rman canal
47 Obscure
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7 Undetendeo
8 Swe.e1eo
9 A~
10 Fruit
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12 Music.ti soun:
13 F1nala
21 Gem
24 Btot out
26 ..... 1111'\Q
28 Ardor
29 IO.Otic.t
30 Parched
31 l=ul'l4tfal P•le
32 GIOf)'
33 Cuo•Cl
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Bil Keane is shown here the night
before leaving on vacation. Guest
artist for the week is
7-year-old Billy.
by Brad Anderson
.. Sure nice to have a dog that has
a swimming pool."
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Cube' Meddux bMta 8•n Diego for 15th victory of Muon.112.
Minor le1tgue GM h•• made moet of teem'a loslng atruk. 82.
Angels oD roll
after sweep
of Cleveland
They collect fifth
straight win. 7 ~5.
with three homers
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torn1:1 .\n~l"l' .ind< 'n d J nJ l nJ1.in•
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ha ,rhull thl 'l. gu" ha\t• ht'cn pla\·
1ng ·· < .1llt11rn1J \l.1nJ~l·r < ou1'tl
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p1, 1.1ng up r." h 11thn V. ht•n "'l' ''t"rt'.
g111n~ l'JJ n1•th1n~ lo\J' hdpfl\·ning hut
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Dn c111 \\ h11c J nd Bnan Du"ning
h11 , .. 11. h1•1l1C' run' 10 lhl' r f\i 1nn1np
and r on\ .\•mJ' h11 J l\\ll·run shot 10
thl· 111u rt h '" thr .\ ngl'I' h:rndl·d
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T=>ech -A S•a• o•ea ..
J~, 11-A •·Star 11•me
Ju , 13-Al Siar 't>reat..
HOME
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• A game~ on 1<.MPC (7101
Ull third '' ht.·n ( itJ' Po ltdo r doubled
J'I J '"'rlJ t•n .lohnn~ Ra~ ·s single In
thl 'lt•tt.1m t•f 1ht· third. Terry
f rJnu•nJ' <.t1l11 homl·r b.J~ first.
"r•)ugb1 tht· lrJ1Jn<, "llhtn 3-~
Ru: \rma' l·\ll'nded the .\ngels'
kJJ ll ' : 1n !hr lourth w1th h1~ fifth
h11mr •un J d'H l' "'ell 1010 thr upper
,k, r l •• 1·1dJ .i11c:1 C hlh Da' ts Off ~d numlng
A &roaP of y~ numen takee off at tbe •tart of tbe Butille Day 3k Fun Run/Walk. Detalla on 8k race, 82. lt•Jt -1111.1t•J
f h1 lndfJO\ J '\ .• 1' 11\l'TJll h.l\l 1\1, , "·" JI 1.•1ght.-gJffil' hi tting
All-Star Game a , struggle for some
Baseball's biggest hitters
are often overmatc-fiecf -
thl' Homl' Run . 1he ~a11onal League stumbled to a
2·0 '1cton in I' innings.
Con'i1der 1ha1 thl' .\ml·ncan League ha<i
managl·d a pun~ fi,e runo;o n ~J hits 1n the last four
\l.it hl•\''· \l hc1 "l'nt ~ tor ~5 "Ith home runs off
\\ h1tl'' Fnrd and Earh \\'o n .. But I 1reated tho~
ltt..r e\h1h111un gJml'' i "a-.0·1 realh hl·aring d 0\\11 ..
----ganll·~ .. "htle the ~~L has on!~ U runs on 30 hits
. r · II.' lii1ncel%'l.onbonre haseuhcr-tttam seo~dm~
\,1mn "·'' J pJlln 1 ~rm f\to. \!antk-slumr>t"d
:rrttt-tor-:H Jnd-t~rrrrrr.mctti-wrnt _ · ~!ti
< Jrt.''' J g.rl·J t ,untat. t h1tll•r .. 1ru~kd at ~ tor 11 CIN~ IN ... AT lf ~P~--Fro m ~Magg1o-ro-1han 'K·,en run 1n a game. that 1n IQ 3 "hen the Don Mattingl). baseball s biggest hitters usuall~ do .\ 1 "on 1 ,_,
ht_lk tQ..t.uJ""-lhi' l-£tar Game tnlO an offensive .. : · · showcase. It 'al"a ~ ~tough to h11 against maJOr·!~ague \l:1111ng;h knn~s till' lru<;rrmmn Ht" 1c;11~m
tup hJttl'r'> 1n thl· m::iJors. Mi t '' h11k<.<;.10 s1 \ Jt-ba1s
tor t11ur -\11-'o\.tr l 1Jn1l''-Wade Boggs. Cal R1pken. R) ne"Sandberg and p11t·h1ng. e!.penall~ in the .\ll-tar Game. said
.\ndre Dawson are among the finest 1n tht gamr !.>•.~laggm. "ho "l'DI JU'>t 'I for .io in 1hose e'en ts.
no". Thr> suddt>nl~ turn fec.>bll' at .\ll-Star time. ~ ll~ .onl.~. ~l· a P~t.ch~r ?nee. and ~ou prohabl~
Hank .\aron. Mickn Mantle. Eddie Mathews ha'l 0 1 'lc.:D him helor.~ 'OUJUSI tn to ""•ngnght
.. , h••JX' I'll d11 tx·ttl·r th1 ' llmt.· ·· \IJtllng.h
'a1J ··rm rqHt·.,..·n11n~ ,1ur tl·Jm ··
and Ro~ Campanella. ati of them Hall of Famers. Jnu h\lf'l' 10 gl·t ludo;~ I k 1,11·1 thl· uni' ''.ir "h,1 h.i,n't P' t'n .l ~W1'J
rcpn·,rntJth•n 111 h1l11't"ll ft'lt the same fut1ht) before. Pete Rose. a future D1 \tagg10 "Jc. o nn1ise' l'ral Hall of Famers at
Hall of Farner and t~e all-time hits leader. hat JUSt "undJ~ ·,Old-T1ml'rsµme at R1,erfro nt Stadium P.irr"h ,ind "Jnut>..-f¥ Jn• rat.h I for IC•
.~12 in 16 . .\II-Star Games. fhl' 54th .\11-~t:ir <iamc ":111 be pla~rd Tuesda~ ··1.t ,Jll°llll ll'h ,1 ,hJIJ.:nl!l···pJrfi'h'>J IJ .. t,i ·,
EJr d 1,1 l.,,·l·p t hi: 'Jllll' rll.·r'f'\~ 11 \ l' "tten 'tiu ~kt up
thl'fl' '1101 J.irt'llJI 'lt'l'tl11\l illl!Jl1J\11U If' ll'l>.e\
UP\\ II .. ~ •
If good p11ch.1ng sto ps good hitting. it has night 10 < 1rinnn:i 11 a' part of the n t) ·s ti1centt.•nnial
never been more appan'nt than 1n recent .\11-Star l'l·khrJt1110 · ,
Games. Pan1cularl~ last 'ear" hen. in the Year of ·· 1 oc\l·r h11 'l·n "di 1n .\11 -St:ir (1:irfte<-.. ··\aid
Dodgers stumble into break
Behind Walk, Pirates
complete sweep of
series with 7-2 win
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Making
lbe-National League All-Star team
almost cost Bob Walk a stan.
,.I had to drivt• m~ old pickup truck
to the game. because I wascarrying so
much stufT with me for the trip.'' said
Walk. who lives in Tl·hachap1 Mo un-
tains. about an hour o utside Los
Angeles.
"1 staned smelling burnt oil in my
tNCk as I was dnnng. and 11 was bad.
I pulled over and there was no 011 on
thedipstick. I threw a couple of quans
in, and I made II to Dodger Stadium.
"If you break down ( tn the moun-
tains). you're going to spend some ti.me up there.··
Walk. 10-4. named earlier 1n the
day as a Natio nal League All-Star
replacement for injured San Fran-
ciaco second baseman Ro bb)
Thompson, allowed. five hits in eight
Old-Timers
play to 2-2 tie
CINCINNA Tl (AP) -Bill Frtt-
~ sinaled horpe two runs ofT Bob
OIKon in the bottom of the fourth
illDin• to leavt the National and
Amencan Lt&fue O ld-Timers with. a
2..2 tie.Sunday an their annual All-Star
pme.
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Julv 13-All·Star break
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da~" 1<. tough:·
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a rhargl' .\ft\:r 't.ining thl· rnad trip
h~ losing l"ll l1f thrl'l' 1n ~Jn
Frane1~·0. thl· P1r:11es "On 1"0 ot
thrt.'l' rn San Oit•go ant.I s"cpt the
Do<lga-. to gl• from .,1: gaml'S bchtnd
thl' 'e" 'llf~ ~kt' to _,1: hack.
.. \\ c had a great trip." Pirates
~!Jnaga J im Ll·~land said. ··t's-
pt.·nall~ afta losing l"o ou1 ofthn.-e in
Sdn Franl·1-.co
"Hut thl·~ (thcl11ant.,and Dodgers>
ha'l' ht'l'n hot. too We d1dn·1 get
dtl" n l1D \lllrSl.'h t'\ after that r m
prnuJ llf 1h" ll·arn ··
f ral'\ \\ tWSl'O \ SJrntiCl' lh 1n the ~·com.f ga' t' thl· Dodge~ th~· lt'ad
.\nt.h \'an "ih t..c lll'd 11 in the founh "11h.~J.-hh .hl1mr run .
Ruhh' Ronilb. "ho had thrce h11s.
1nn1ng" Sunda) to lead Pittsburgh to 3 douhkd and Re~ nolds tnpled 1n the
7-2 '1nof) O\'er the Los .\ngeks fourth w gl\r Pttt'iburgh thr lead
Dodgi:r'I. Rl·~ nlllds hll a l"o-run single 1n the
It "as the Pirates· fifth consecutl\e <;1\th Sid Brram follo"ed "'tfl a run-
\'IC!Of). · ~·nr1ng s1nglt' to chase Ht>rsh1ser and
Walk has "o n five l·o nse\'Utl\t' Junior On11·s run-scoring gro undo ut
dt.'C'ISIOn~ s1nl'e a June 2 loss to madl' II 1--1
Montrl•al. John Sheltl\ ·!I ~·l·trnd doubk of the
He 1s the first Pirates· pitcher \\'Ith game ~·orl'd j run for tht.• Dodgas 1n
I 0 '1ctones at the .\11-Star break since tht• "l\th.
Don Robinson in 1982. Jim Gott Bl1n11la hit 3 run-sl'onng s1ngle in
"o rkt•d the ninth. thr )4'\enth.
Thl· Do<lgas return to Jl'llOn a ftrr
O rd Hersh1ser. t.'-4. gll''t' up s" the .\II-Star brea~ "1th a 16-game
runs 1n 511 innings as he lost to road tnp 1n 1.i da's
Pittsburgh for the second time this It npcns "1th a doubleheader 10
~ear. Ch1l·ngo on Thursday and aho ~a-
Hl' had won six straight decisions tures a twin bill against the.' San
since.' losing to C incinnati o n June 4. Frannsco Giant!. at Candle<it1ck Park
on Tuesda\. Jul\ 2ti . .. It"s a bag loss:· Los Angrles The Dodgers· do n't n:tum home
Manager Tomm) Lasorda said after unlit Jul~ ~Q "hen the~ open a thrc.>e-
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l#L.-...... Thepme was played o n the steamy
ardficial turf at Riverfront Stadium
in 9S«artt heat and 40 pereent
ht1_tnidity.
the Dodgers· lead over over second-h H place San Francisco was cut to 21,, ganw sene~ against t e o uston .\stros games.
A bard elide by Rafael Belliard of tbe
Plratn preTenta Doct&en ahortatop Daft
Andenon from complettaa a doable ~
dart.nc tlae •lzth lnntaa of....._, .• p=e.
'The Old-Timers we~ cautioned by
doctors btfo~ the pme to watch for
sips of heat stttU. ~ playen
-ilil'tuckd Bob fel~r. 69, who-_pik'hed-ooe innina. Enos Slauahter. 72. who
pounded out in his OM at-bat. and
W.-ren Sp.hn. 67. who pitched to
tbrtt batttn. Joe OiMagio. 73.
attended the pme but did not play.
1tt was so steamy, followi~ an
owmiaht rain that former Cbiaeo
Cub Emie Banks t.cked off' his usual
eaubtnl~.
let'• ptay-two, .. hr-said, when the
~ wa over. Then hf ldded with 1 CMlc:kk ... Naw. it's too hoc. ..
The National Lacue KOred a nan ell Whi~ FOnl in the ltCOOd on
by Johnny Bench and lilly
wnttnd a dou.l*·J>ll_y ~*t
~yPera. AJ Otiwr liMd I IM>mcr ~ the ,.._,.field well in the tllird off
09ylont ~ for a 2-0 lad.
BubKa clears T9=.1 O~ to break wQrld pole vault record
He then misses three tries
at being first to clear 20 feet
NICE. Francr (AP)-Sntei Bubb of the
Sovaet Un.ion brokt hiH'Mt worid ncanlin the.
oole vault for the ninth time with 1 ~ump of 19
fttt. 101/> lnchn Sunday at tlw Niltaia Otand
Priit trllt'k mttt. then failed ttuft limn to
become the tint man to dear 20 ftet.
He cltattd the~ hci&ht on his fint ti)'.
It was shortly a_fte:r _9 p.m • .wMn Bubb wmt
deanly O\'cr thcJ~iaJst. bis body ncarty l inchel
ovn the bar.
Tht •~time wodd champion ttt the ~v1ou1 rtCOtd of 19.10'4 at a meet an
Bratillava. CttthOllo\'akia. on J11nt 9 . . ..
He tnNi thrtt times at ~0-01 • out fa1IN1 to
make a good attempt at the heights as t•1hght
clo~ 1n.
"f think 11 felt O K.'' Bubb \laid "I decided
)esttrda) to do the •orld rt'C'o rd. JUSt as 1n
BratiSla\a."
Bubb satd ht' was bodwttd b' ~, in
h's ~ft anklt. ·
.. It botheml-~ ~fore tontaht and It
bothered me a httle a1 the niaht ·~nt on.·· he
said.
It "•s thr thud timr ht' bro kt a TTrord in
Franct -at Pans. t. tXnis and no• Nitt -
and he wll-ia..&he Oftl.v-vauMf-to~r l ~6"
an t 'en 6 JMten. tfrst dotnt so at a mcc' an
Pans in I 98S.
Bubka v.-.s hot from the stan. Ht made h11
fint attempt u I s..t.,.. ckanna tht t.r tual)
Tht•n. at I <J.,: \'· hl' al\0 l'learNi C'a,11' on h1\ fi~t . .\nntht'r 'earh bt-M ~nt 1n the 3.t.JUU.
tr. m<'t<'r 'tl'<'l'lec:ha"" l\.en,an Prter Kocch won
~arhl·r Sa1J .\o u11a of \tor(l('("O led thr th<' <''<'nl in S 11 til to ~tter 'he ~'·1ous
"J\ a10 <tt'a~on ~''~ ftll 1n four C'vents. st>D'i(.)n3l Ix-st b~ almoM four ll«'<>nds '"other
.\ou1ta. •ho hold" •orld •rttords 1n four l\.en,an. Patn ~Sang. was J('('()nd in 8· l 2.00.
t'cnt~."on the l .~ metrrs1olm1nutM3:!.6Q II rould hal't bttn thrtt Kenyans under ~\~b Ht""-nn ht5 la't lap undc'r H tttondi. the top 1 ~88 marr.tmrtuhuslt.ariuiifill at \M
l>oomarl 's MCllens G uld~fl was a distant tut hurdle •'h1~ chal~naina ht1 C'Ompetriou.
\C'rond 1n 3 .\5 ~4 Hr had run lhe IOSOn's Pftvlous ftslat with 1
.\C'u11a spnntC"d a·-.a, fr6m the fitld an the 11me of 8.15 ~I 1n London on Fndav.
ta't .\()0 meten to bt-ttt r the pre' 1ous t 988 bnt " pair of tcu0n bl-Its~ prod~ an the
oi' _13 .\' ll' Ea~t Gt"rman ~tt'r Herold. "omen·\ d1stantt evenlL
"I trcattd 11 hke an Oll.mJ'1c fintl to tctl _ ln tbc l~·llomanaan ,_.-1\'M
m~tt1tnlt"l."'ftC'ralffig<funnatheract." .\ou1ta l'3\tl'd hom<' an 4:00.lb. l..Mer, lriW.'t ~ad "I •as sausfiC'd •1th tht tnt y , onn<' \~urra) ran awa) an tht 3.000 widll a
··a v.u think1na l v.ould finrsh 1n about u mr of 8 .\ .ll as Lynn Wiiliams of C..n._
·' \\ 1 ended up at 3:31. tf I had known that I •I \ S«ond· 1n 8:)9.29 . .,.laan·s UJ l,.._
• ~;a' lha' fast I wouk1ha't"1<tt-ttf"t'd car1ttt " Mc< .. 1lpn --~thud.
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Sleclqn•na preftlla la pla,off
,_ ll1ct•e= a non-winner in four l!I ~on \k POA To~rwhom.iued tbecut
1n ll of 16 eYinta this ltalOn, pemd ~
· .• teeond bole oh suddea deet.b playolf'wit.b
Man w .... to win the Aabeuler·lmch Golfau.ic on
Sunday in WUliamJbwa, VL Both players made per-
sa=i putta on the fint playofl'hole, the 427-yard 16. t.b,
a riaht. Wiebe'• putt was &om l2 feet on tbe
frinae o the arcen and Sieckmann's wu &om three feet.
On the 177-yard 17th hole, neither player's tee shot
From 'nle AIMCla&M Preti
ALBAN:\', N.Y. -Geneva Cubl
General Manaaer Ken Shepard has a
philosophy: When God serves you lemons.
make lemonade.
Hts team snapped an 18-pme New Yort-Penn
League losina streak with its S-2 victory at Geneva over
the Watenown Pirates Saturday ni~t. With ~h1oa.
Geneva's notoriety and Shepard's popularity bad
soared. ,
When the club was I -'fO. the Cubs 23-year-old
general manqn vow~ to s!eep in the team's prell ~ll
until Geneva broke lls losing streak. For 12 straiaht
nights. Shepard's bed was a cot; his home. McDonouah
Park. ·
"Dupng the time we were losing. we ~re the"."~!
publicized minor league basebal.1 team an A~.
Shepard said Sunda). ··Nobody bkes to sec their team
losing. but we had to make the best ~fit." . · .
It was Geneva·s first victory since w1nn1na. 6-S.
OH'r Ene o n June 20. The 18 straight losses tied a lequc
fl-Cord set by Watenown in t98S. Geneva is now 2-22
and. according to Shepard. the mood around the
clubhouse 1s upbeat.
.. You could see the ·up.'" he said ... They got the
monke) ofTtheir backs." . .
It looked like Shepard would be slecpana an the
press box for a I lth straight night Saturday wh~n
Watertown's Domingo Merejo hit a two-run homer an
the·third inning for a 2-0 Pirates lead. .
But Geneva tied the score with two runs In· the
fourth on two Watertown errors and an RBI sinaJe by
Matt Franco. an 18-vear-old fro!" Thousand Oaks. who
went 2 for 3 in his first game with the Cubs.
In the fifth. Geneva's Elio Jose hit a leadofT double
and went to third on an error by Merejo. Jose scored on
a groundout by Nick Ramirez. . .
The Cubs.scored their final two runs in the eighth
on an RBI single b) Eric Perl) and a Wate~own
throwing error. In the end. the Cubs had"seven hlls.
Now. Shepard's JUSt grateful for having his own
double bed back after more than two weeks. "It's great
to be back in m ~ bed."'
Quote of the day
Ralpll l.illl~r. a New York Mets broadcaster.
after the temperature at Wrigle) Field w~nt from
103 degrees on June 25 to 61 the followinf day:
,:·V.ou know what they say about Chicago.' f you
don't like the weather. wait 15 minutes."
HopHn beata friend at Trial•
t found the pun. Sieckmann's ball wu abou~ 20 feet
1 fr9m the hole in the fi~t cut of frinae. and Wiebe flew
bis into the shon rouah about 30 feet put ,the hole.
Wiebe's chip shot Ian~ on the areen. and hn ~e cup
before saoppina about sax feet away. Sieck:mann s putt
ran just wide of the left side of the cup and wound up
about two feet past th~ hole. Wiebe! playina next.
missed his par putt com1na back. and S1eckmann_. wh.o
has won seven tournaments overseas and was an ~"
first playoff on the U.S. tour: s~ up and stroked an
his winnina putt ... In lndaanapohs. TerTJ.Je '!'Jen.
sank a 12-foot putt for par on the final hole to wan the
LPGA Mayflower Classic aolf tournament. by one
stroke over AJ .. • Obmo&e and Am.J ~Myers.
who won for the first time in four professional seasons,
shot an even-par 71 in the weather«layed final fe?Und
to finish at 8-under-{>'lr 276. Play was halt~ thrc!e umes
by rain and lightning . . . In the Seniors cv~nt at
Kenmore. Wash .. Brwce eram,a. closed with 2-
under-par JO to win the Nonhwest Classic by one suoke
over 0.. Bies and Bnttt Devlla. The S2-year-old from
Dallas finished with a S4-hole total of 207 over the
6.501-yard Inglewood Country Club course for his 15th
victory as a senior.
Sparky wanta to retarn to NL
DETROIT Detroit Manager •
Sparky Anderson says he'll return to .the
National league someday in order to
achieve a career goal of winning 1,000
games in each league. .
With a 4-J victory over Oakland on Saturday.
Anderson be.came the first manaaer ev~r to win 800
games in both the National and Americ;an leagues. He
won 863 games in nine years as manager of the
Cincinnati Reds and now is 800-632 as manager of the
Tigers.
-1 will go back to the National leagu.e to go over
1.000." Anderson said. "I want to balance 1t. to be over
I 000 in both leagues I will leave my grandk.ids that.
sOmebody will have 10 go over 1.000 in both leagues to
beat me."
Leo Durocher 1s the only other manager ever to
win as man) as 600 games with two different major
league teams. _ "" . .
Anderson's career managing record 1s 1.663-1.218.
ranking him I 0th among baseball's winningest man-
agers. Connie Mack leads with 3. 776 victories. foJl9wed
by John McGraw's 2.840. -
''I'll stay around lo ng enough," Anderson said. ··1
want to catch McGraw. But even ifl don't. if you could
be a1 least third on the all-time list. you could at least
have a chance a1 the Hall of Fame."
BJ KIRK WOLCOTT
...., .... Ccn e ' I
People stayina at the le Meridien
Hotel in Newpon Beach woke Sun-
day momina to the thunderina offtta.
More than 3.SOO pain of them.
That was the number of Nnners
who competed in this year's Bastille
Day 8-kilometer race. one ef the
area's Jarsest road races.
The sole-poundi~a. bepn at 8 a.m.
outside le Mend1en Hotel on
MacArthur Blvd. Steve Bishop of Los
Alamitos broke the tape 23 minutes
and 16 seconds later as the top men's
finisher.
Bishop. 28. lcd from the stan of the
five-mile race. He was trailed narrow-
ly at the finish by Dr. John Koningh.
the top Nnner in the men's 30-34 aac
group in a time of 23:36.
"Steve and I led throuahout the
first mile. mile-and-a-half." sa~d
Koningh, an All-American at UCI 1n
1976. ''I probably could have caught
him ifl hadn't slowed down these last
two weeks in training."
Koninah. a physic ian who special-
izes in spons medicine and practices
in Newport Beach, works between SO
aRd 60 hours a week. He recently
competed in the Olympic Trials for
the 5.000.mcters. but failed to qual-
if). .
The procel·ds from Sundav's race
went to benefit the United Cercbr,al
Palsy Association ofOranae C:ounty.
· Following Bishop and Koningh in
third place was Alfredo Rosas. 28. of
Torrance (23:57).Jimmy Oniz. 23. of
Westwood was the top men's finisher
in the 19-24 age group and fourth
overall (24:00).
Kirsten O'Hara. 22. of Palos Ver-
des won thl' women's race in a ti'!1c of
26:~9. Sht• was the 49th fini~her
overalT. 'but wctt ofT th~ Amen~an
record pa<'e of 25:4 7 which was tied
tl) Sylvta Mo~uedaduring!ast year's
ra~. ~
(h t•rall. J . .5JO runners competed m
thl' Rasttlle Da} Race.
1!1•
He helps himself in his ninth
straight win with RBI single
Giants %, Cardinals I: Ten) Mulholland. Pll<:hcd a
fi, e-h1ttl·r. M 1ke Aldr~tr homered and Jose Un be sin~
m the winning run at Candlt'suck Park as Sa.n Fra~Cl§iCO
IAun 11s fifth stra1gh1 and shred the Dodgers lead in tbe
N L W\:Sl to :!11: g31lll''>.
From Tile A11ocllltecl Pre11
Grl'g Maddux won his I Sth game and singled in the
gu-ahl·ad run Sunday as the C hicago Cubs beat the San
011.'go Padres at Jack Murphy Stadium. 4-2. to snap a
four-game losing streak. . .
· Maddux. 1.5-3. won his ninth consecutive dec1s1on in
Expos f . Braves Z: In Atlanta. To m Foley ~in'1ed in
thl.' go--ahl·ad run w11h one oul in the I ~h mning as
Montreal l'\tl.'Odl·d 11s winninK streak lo sev~n game~.
In till' ·\mcm·an League·
CONCORD -Little Ed Hopson Mu.ter bree•-to toumev title pitr hing his league-leading eighth complet~ ga.me. tht'
-ti most bv a Cub since Rick Reuschel had nine in 1978.
Atbletlcs 8, Tigers Z: Oakland rookie Walt Weiss hit
his lir'>I grand slam as thl· l\thlet1cs earned a sphl of the
four-gaml· ,em·s bclWt'l'!'l thl' AL d1 v1s1on leaders at Tiger
S1ad1um.
Royals 5, Yankees 3: .\t Yankl.'e Stadium. Ka.nsas
( 11 ' ·~ Fr;rnk Wh11e ~narpcd a seventh-inning lit' with a ~~40-tl~~J-..hemt" en insurance 1011 111 th
ninth whsl~· rl'11t'\l'r Ric k .\nJerson pitched 3•/, scoreless
· am~ the l~·Po.WUl.ch.amp10D...a.t'.. tbe ~1---..,.E...,.1g::ih""t""h:-;-sc=· ·rae om •• ~r. reeze .
OlvmpK Bo ing 1nals on Sunday by ._ the v1ctol) oH·rLawsoa Deacu Sunday in
._._...,u... ..... ui..all~~.fil!l£. hits struck out four and walked
beating Carl Daniels 1n a battle of St. Louis lh.t:.. ll.llc .matc h .of t.bcU.s.._er.JL.Ic.nms
budd1rs. ·--Champ1onsh1ps in Brooklin~. Mass. The Th1: 5-foot-~ Hopson. who tumt'd 17 on June JO. 10-,ear-old Muster. a nauve of Austna. won the ~on a J-2 dens1on over Daniels. who 1s also 17. Both S50.575 first prize with a 6-2. 6-2 victory at the bo~1:rs. ~ho "ork out t<>gl•ther. ~ill be high school Longwood Cn ckcl (.'lub. The 55-minute match was
sen1or<o 10 the fa ll. plavc.>d before 7.000 people in intense heat with on-In thl· SUPl'r heav~we1ght final. U.S. champion coun lemperaturt's well over 100 d~ ... A:Yrte:a
Robcn Salters. 247 pounds. of Fon Bragg. N.C.. a<>t up Seaaa of Brazil splashed through the ram to w1~ ~IS
from ·a first-round knockdown and scored a 4-1 founh Formula One race of the season at the Bnt1sh
di.' l'>IOf\.-0_\Cr R1dd1 ck Bowe. ~J I. of Brookl}n. :".Y. Gmnd Pro. 1n S1hcri.tone. England. Senna·s triumph
"I was a lmle stunned."' said the 25-~ear-old maintained thl· Mclaren Honda domination of this
altns. \I, ho "as hun \l.Orse b) a nght to the tiead in the ·seaM>n:s Formu~a One c hamp1onsh1ps ... Doukl
1h1rd round H<i"l'' er. ht' rallied to nail the 20-~ear-old Trump. 1h1: hillwnasrt' developer who j ust beca~e an
Bo\l,r w11h i.ome hard punches to the head. hurting ad\'lser to hl.'a' )"e1gh1 champion Mike Tysoe, 1s also
B<>"l' on l\l.O or 1hrer occass1ons 1n the bout. givi ng ad\'icc 10 the tinned States Tennis Association. Salter~ and Bowe will meet in the Box-ofTSaturda) ..\ l 'ST .\ oflicial <;a1d 1ha1 he has talked to Trump and
at Las Vegas. Se' I fan 0 1) mp1c Tnalschamp1on beats another real l''tatl' mogul. Lewis RIHllll, abou~ the
a most ""nh~ o pppoent -elected by a _s1~-map pos.sibs~it~ ofmo\lng the U.S.Openfrom the NJttlonal
comm111el' -he mak(•s the O lympic team. If he lo~s. Tennsi. Cl·ntt·r 10 ano ther sue in the New York area ...
anotht·rligh1 ... held on unda} w11hthewinner earnmg Fa,ored f'attnn Step surgt•d ahead m the strctc~ ~o
the 01, mp1 c tx·nh M'ore a four-length \'tt to l)· over longshot Super Avie in
Tc>dd Fos1n and L<l\ell Finger brought a crowd of thl' Holl~\l.oOd Oaks. the h1g_hhght of the Hollywood
about ~ 700 to 11s feet \I. hen the) wen I 1oe-to-1oe for Park <.t·a.,on t(>r J-vear-old fillies, C.ri1 McCarroa rode
'-lrtualh thl' entire thrct• minutes o fthr 1h1rd round of thl' daughter uf Nure)eV' and Tipping Ti.me to her
thl' I N~pound final. -('(IO\--tncing '-tCtOr'\ in I :48 3/5 for the I 1/1-m1le. Gra..de I
Fosln . a ~0-\ ear-old l T • champion from Great 11.''>I. Super .\\IC. at 18-1. finished 12 lengths ahea~ of
Falls. Mon I . t•arn~·d a 5-0 dec1!>1on over thl· 19-year--Old anot-ht"r longshot. Comedy Coun ... Rqal Intention.
Finger of St Lou1' · w nsidt•rt•d lhl· second-best J-year-old colt in Sa~-Son
In t\l.O 01ht·r '·2 dl'cmon\. '-\nhur Johnson beat Farm·., J}(l\l.Crfu l -;table. romped to a 31/•-length v!ctory
( hm Camllo for the I I ~-p<)und 11tle and Roy Jones 0,-er ~tabkmate Regal Classic in the I 29th running of
o ulJ}()1nit·J l ' \ t hamp1o n Frank Liles for the I 56-the Quc(.'n\ Plate at Woodbine in Toronto. Nonh
pound l'hamp1on<.h1r ·\menca·s oldest annually held stakes race ... Three-
1 umc na11nnal motorcycle champion Bllbba Slaoltert Meta awap Walter &Or Nunez ~ona dramat1c race-longbattlewith DoqPolntowin
Rd 1t:' r r Ed~·in Nunez "asr;raded
!rum 1h1: \l'.slllr \l,srtl'er'I to thl' ~e" York
~kl' Sund.H l11r rdsncr Gene Walter.
:\unl'/" I-~ "''th J "91( l'arned-run
thl' 1'1s~n Super Bike C hallenge at Laguna Scca
•
Ral't"\l.a' in Montere\ . Professional cyclist Alexi
Grewal .of Boulder. Colo .. who had wom the leader's
JC~~ s1 n(•c Thursda}. won the Whiskey Creek Stage
Race at Mammoth Lake!>. ~' l'rJgl' Jnd no ':" l'' 1n I ~ ganll'S. 11 in rrl1ef. Nunez. a
r1ght·hJndt•r. h.s, J I -:1 l'Jret·r n·rnrd \I.Ith 35 saves.
HI.' had 'fll-'nl h1' en11n· career in the Seattle
org;rn11J llon V. Jlta 1'-0-1 "1th a 3. 78 ERA and no
,a\l''· lk "•" at 4u1rl'd h~ the Mets before the 1987
\l'~"nn in lhl' Knill McRe.y.nollb trade and ha5-
ahl'rnatl'd h..·t "l't'n lhl· \kl'i and their minor-league
.,,,trm I k ha',. 1 . ., l 3rel.'r rt'Lord .. The Toronto Blue
J:1\,11r 1111nnJ rl'l1d p1trht0r\ Mark Elclalaona and David
Wells 10 \\r<Jl uw 1)1 the lnternauo nal League. Wei.ls "·h m11\nJ dTntl\l' "iunda> and the Blue !ays will
nJ nW h1<. rl·platl'mt·n 1 tin Tuesda~ Eichhorn s option
h..•t 11mt'H'fft•t 11' l' on I uesda~ and his replacement will
tx· n.inw d (•n l hur'>d3). Both players have 72 hours to
rn1ort 111 \~ raru<.t'. the Rlue Ja~ s· .\AA farm club Wel~s.
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5 p.m -:-BOXING: Sugar Ray leonard v5,
Marvin Hagkr. from 1987. ESPN.
.5:05 p.m. ~ BASEBA~: MaJor League All·
Star (inml.' preview, TBS. .
6 p.m. -BASEBALL: National Old-
T1ml•r.,· < la<;s1c. from Buffalo. N.Y. (taped).
ESP:".
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Hayden captures .tw.omor-g titles
All-around champ
wins still rings.
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HOl 'STON (AP) -Men's all-
around champion Dan Hayden won
t;°o snd1v1dual titles and women's
chamr1on Phoebe Mill~ repeated her
l'rowd-pleas1~ floor routine in the
1nd1" 1dual hampionsh1ps at the U.S
c;,mna"1cs C hamp1onsh1ps on Sun-
da'
\-ti11, 11f Ho uston. and Ha)den. of
\mhrr,1 N Y .. won all-around lltles
~1urd41.. night and will lead the
men·, a·nd wom en's teams into the
0 1) mp1c Tnals Aui. 4-7 at SaJt Lake
\i1' -
u a,dt'n won the still nnas and
hor11ontal bar and shared tht aold
medal 1n parallel bers with Kevin
Da\ 1i. of Nebraska on Sunday.
D:l\L\. who fina~ teeond to
Hayden 1n &he men's all .. round
compet111on. and Hayden each had
9.8 )\'ore .. 1n parallel bars.
' •
"Thar"\ the thing about gym-
na<;11rs. 11 depends on who's per-
forming well on a gi ven day." Hayden
\aid. "I felt great for this meet. I can't
thin~ ofanvth1ng I'd changr." \1111~ once again played to the
home crowd of 13.312 in The Sum-
n111. winning tht floor w11h a routine
that started with the theme from "The
..\ddan~f~)" television prosram
and l'ndcd with a western flavored ·
"Red River Valle) ...
"Thafs the "8me routine I'll carry
all the wa\ through," Mills said. "I
JU\t want to keep sharp and get ready
for the T nal .....
Hayden "'on the rings with a 9.8S
performanct'. bcauna out Bob
Gauth1erofBngham Youns.who was
seeond at 9.S7S . He won ttre honzon-
tal bar with a 9.82$ to beat Tom
xhlningrr of Nebraska. who had
9 6S.
Ha) den. who cam~ a spot on the
men's national team for the si1nh
straight ~on Saturday. placed finh
in floor uercisc.
Mills led a strona continecnt from
Houston's Karolyi O ym in _.innin1
1nd1vidual titles.
'
Karol) 1 \tUdl•nts won three of the
four 11tle ... losing the gold only in the
balance ~:am. won by Oklahoma's
Kell} G armo n-Steves with a 9.87S
performann'.
Knstil' Ph1lhps and Mills placed
\CCond and third .
Rhonda Fachn. of Houston. who
scored a perfect 10 in the optional
vault program, won-th~evcn1 wntr a
9. 906 a veraac on two v~ults. .
Ka rolyi students finished 1-2-3 in
the floor exercise with Chelle Stack
and Brandy Johnson finishina third.
both with 9.Q performances. ·.
Stack had 1 near perfect 9.938 score
to win the uneven bai:s. edaina out
Stace\ Ciuntho~ of Huntinaton
Beach.
Mark Oates. of o\bilene. Texas. and
all-around ~nz..c rnedafist C1iitles
lakes. of Nc.4hall. tied for the.men's
nauo nal utle 1n the floor eJlerc1se .•
Davis. of Lithonia. Ga .. won the
pommel horw with a 9.8S per-
formance and 8111 Paul and John
Swuncy t1~ for the. vault title.
The top 11 men ind top 20 women
In Saturdly'Hnm~itlon advance to
the Olympic Trials. ,.
two. d_fo Lb ·\ndrl' Dawson and Jim Sund~ home.re r. e
thlrd-plal'l' Cubs. who arc 45-40 at the All-Star break.
"'\en gaml'' hchind the first-place New York Mets.
F.lse" here in the Nauonal League:
A1tros '·Meis 5: 8111 Doran and pinch-hitter Rafael
Ramm.·1 hit run-scoring singles ofT Randy Myers in the
ninth inning as Ho uston completed a three-game sent's
S\I. eep of Ne\\ York m the Astrodome. .
Craig Reynolds smglt-d to le.ad ofT against Roger
McDo\l.cll. ~-:! . .\lex Tre' 1no sacrificed and Kevm Bass
"alkcd. M\ers rcheH·d and got Gerald Young to fly out
bt'fore Doran singled m the tying run and Ramirez drove
m the wmnmg run.
Reds 5, Pltillles 4: En c Da' 1s drove in three runs with...
a home run and a single and Jack .\rmstrong got his first
maJor·ll•agut· \ 1cto~ for ( 1ncinnat1 at Riverfront
Stadium.
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Today's Games
No ga mes scheduled
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Lost 4
Won I
Won S
Won 1
Lost 2
Lost 1
Lost
Lost 1
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Lost I
Won 3
Won I
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Tfftday's Game
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Minnesota at 8alt1more. 2. 2;05 p.m.
Chicago at Ne~ York. 4:30 p.m.
Kan~s City at Boston. 4:35 p.m.
Milwaukee at Texas, 5:JS p.m.
Cleveland at Seattle. 7:0S p.m.
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37 .570 31'1 6-4
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Montreal 4. Atlanta 2 (I J mn1ng!l l
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W~dnesday'1 Games
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Cmcmnat1 at Montreal. 4:35 pm.
San Franr 1!>l'O at P111Sburgh. 4:35 p m.
Houston at Ph1fadclph1a. 4:35 pm
' Ne~ York at .\tlanta . ..i ..io p.m.
San Diego at <\t. Lou1!>. 5 35 p.m
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PLUS TAX
One customer per transaction Present
coupon at 11me of write-up E•p1res July 30,
1988 l\A1lsub1sh1 and Chrysler M1tsubl1h1 ~
h1c.les only Not vahd with any ·01hef MrV+ce
IP«U!ll or colipon mmmm OLDSMOllLE/GMC TRUCKS
2880 H.t»or Blvd. • COltl Mm
(714) 640-0713
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2860 H.t»or Blvd. • Coata M111
(714) 640nl840
··The reality Is that within two years. Callfomla •• hJmnr~y· .ft._ .. _ ........ t
construction pl'Ofl!8m will be bl'olie. unable tomatcli I~ 1uuu. u ..
constitute such a-la~pal't ofth&tnln.,,ar.tatlo buc:Wd
HB' s system of
·crime statistics
comes up short
The Huntington Beach Police Department has an
interesting way of solving crimes. The good guys in blu.e
simply declare the crime solved, and it i.s so.
It's a crime-busting philosophy to make Rene Descartes
proud. ··1 think the crime is solved, therefore it is."
It might be convenient when the Police Department gets
ready to dose its booksand compile crime statistics at the end
of the year. But it is a method of accounting that does nothing
to ·make the people of Huntington Beach rest-any easier at
night.
Essenti~lly, the police declare a .case closed when they
name a-suspect. "You're it, we're done."
While that procedure might improve the depanment's
batting average. it ignores a couple of technicalities.
DARWALIW c.l••pW
Helmet bill
should have
been signed
To the Editor: . .
The rhysician~ of the . Cahfomaa
Medica Association are dismayed at
Governor Dcukmejian 's recent veto
of the motorcycle helmet law. We
doctors have the responsibility for
dealing with the wrcckqc of brain-
injured motorcyclists ~ho were f!Ot
wearing helmets when they met with
an accident.
We arc also aware of the immeDK
expense to the state of ~ifomia in
providing 111edical serv1ces to thcte
severely injured people, most bf
whom end up on the Medi-Cal
program. The cost may exceed s I 00,000 for each such individual.
The state picks up that cost. .
It is too late now to do anythaq
about the last veto. But I am sure
another bill requiring moto~cli~s
to wear helmets will pass the ups-
-lature and. then, will appear on our No. I , our system of j urisprudence considers the accused
innocent until proven guilty. Naming a suspect doesn't equal
sending the perpetrator to jail. There is a lot of dis~nce
between a line in a crime statistics report and a pnson
sentence.
-----1111111111!1!!!11111•----------------------------------• governor's desk for signature. . : We will then, as we have prevaoully
Secondly. police and prosecutors don't always agree.
Thinking you have arrested the right man and having enough
evidence to convince a jury of his guilt are not the same. And,
a freed murder suspect equals an open murder case.
Huntington Beach police don't even feel the need to
arrest a suspect to close a case. If they suspect the bad guy did
Governorlf_J.ust come
up with highwayplaa
it, they close the case even if they never get close to locating the SACRAME NTO -George Deu-tens of billions of dollars are needed
criminal. It's a great method to tidy the books. kmejian gambled all of his polit1cal during the next generation to rebuild
What all of this means is there are several unsolved chips that California voters would California's crumbling highways and
· · H t·n to Beach It also means the police there appr,ove a bond issue to build high-provide new facilities. cnmes in un 1 g n · 0ut in pushing his bond issue can say they are doing a fine job of protecting and serving ways. d 1 b h throug.h an obvi·ously reluctant ~s-:i.. · "gh ·1 be The governor 1dn't ose y muc . wuen it mt t not necessan y so. . a fe" hu nd red votes out of more than lat ure. Deukmejian closed out ot er
All this grows from a recent Daily Pilot story outlining 5 mi llion cast June 7. But the semi-financial opuons. such as an increase
unsolved homicides along the Orange Coast. offi cial result s fro m the sec retary of in the gasoline ta.,. that just about
• Afterward. Huntington Beach-police took particular • sta\e's office sa~ he.did lose. that even e' e~.09e else involved in the issue-
exception to statistics showing they led all comers in the 297 missing ballots in Los Angeles legislators. business leaders:· the·
number of unsolved murder cases. Being first in that-tategory -Coun t} could not change the out-media -would prefer. He insisted
is r:iot an env~able position for a Pf)lice depanment. come. that it would be bonds or nothing.
G1 ve n the eAtreme closeness of the If aO\ thing. his no-new-taxes pos-· State Department of Justice figures were quoted that vote on th~ bond issue. DeukmeJi.an 1ure has hardened because of his
showed Huntington Beach police have solved only two of six must be kicki ng himself for not ahonive dTon s to raise new tax
murder cases in 1987. The depanment objected. saying their onducti n a more strenuous cam-reven ues to deal with a state budget · · · e:~Le""a._.r ... cd"'-""a"'ii..;.d..,tnihi=-larrt•t1'fi7ie--lrp:':a:-'."1':gn~-=o::::r ":-11=-'. ;:_A.-:r.:m::-o;:::s;:;t~a::':n~)7-'. ~ari1:.t;;1o:'::n~a,---rr;;e~v'if~ ;m;u ~rronfatt:-IX u kmtjian i9 a
unsolved case is that wa~ because the District Attorney would effort would haw done the job -. 'en stubborn man. and he becomes
budget.
DAN
WALTERS
done. urge him to sign it. Such~ bi!l i.s
not an infringement of anyones cavil
rights -it is simply a protection for
young and ~su~lly . healthy peop~e
who j ust do!" I thmk m terms of their
The governor must co~e to under-
stand that a law rcqumng motor-
cvclists to wear helmets is needed to
protect them from the results oftbeir
own carelessness. the results of an
unavoidable accident. and the COits
of their medical treatment.
LAURENS P. WHITE M.O .
Ptnidcnt
Ca lifornia Medical Associ~tion
Humor, sex
good matc'h
To the Editor:
I fo und Dr. l\lgazi's an1cle on a
"Rt>c1pc for Good Sex" to be most
refres hing and entertaining. On oc-
casion a little levity helps broach the
often unapproachable ~.ub}&'t <5f
human ~xualit). not prosecute. ----1.-... ch-as-rom-mitt+ng-mm:e-Gf the more rigtd as Opposition_ 10 his ____ ..______ campaign war chest that he now can't . polu.·1t·s becomes more intense.
Fort una tel~. Hunt ington Beach police care about use for an' third-term election be-Dcukmcjian scarcely can ignore
The Legislature. it appears, stands
willing to enact a gasoline tax . in-
crease. The state has one of the lowest
such taAes in the nation. The business
community stands ready to sell such a
gasolinMa:Jrincrea~ to voter! if need be. And by rejecting bonds, the voters
seem to t>e-sa¥tng..lhaLthcy_would
prefer a straightforward gas-tax boost
to a gimm ick~ bond issue that would
wind up costing more money in the
long run.
I t--ts i mpe-+.a~·e-t hat-a-.f&r:um-is
availabk wherebv students can re-
cei ve accu rate in formation and non-
judgmental feedback m order to
dispel myths and alleviate feelings of
inadequaq on the subject of human
scx ualit',
catching the bad gu~ s. rau')e of a ~ oter-approved change in the problem -unless he's planning
cam pa1gn-fi n:ince laws. to fl'llrC from lhc governorship and
L'nfortuna tclv. thev seem to fo rget they might have Bui as ht• t'ngages in post-facto sh uffit• 11 onto his successor-but he
arrested the wrong ones.' naminauon of what might 'have and hi s advisers apparently had
And thev ignore the fundamental issue of public safety. been. Deukmejian a!so confronts one ~aostch1tnhge ibon rendse1rsvscu· .en~ab1'laedck.1,1p plans in 1 of the tnck1est situations of his , •• If a murder suspe.ct is still roaming free. citizens are no gubernatorial career. His new I~ apP.Oi nted transpor-
safer just because the police department's statistics Sa) It is so. c alifornia faces a transponat1on 1a11on directtir. Robert Best. was
-· Case .closed . lTl~i~ t ·onsiructioo qf h ighwa~ sand · qucsuonl·d ahout that during a recent
Presi0ent-ial pFimary
othrr facil1t1es has not l ept pace with ~talc Transportation Tomm·iss1on·
tht· gro" th of l'lthcr population or nwet ing. "h1k the bond issue's
'chicles. Severe traffi c congestion is a outcome was stiJI pending. Best's
fact of da11' life m the state's urban response. as lame as it sounds. was to
areas and is spreading rapidly. like a suggest to the commmion that it
~on:il rnnct·c into the..suhurbs. program SL 7 b1lhon · in-ex tra rev-
Dt-ukmt'jUtn ~·an't den~ the ex-enuc~ JUSI as 1( the bond iss ue and a
1~tt·nn· of 1ha1 cns1s. HI.' hammered !>ubscqucnt meas urr were approved.
on 11 h -nd 3SSUlllC that the Legislatare and
ond 1ssut· thl' govern or will <'Orne up with the
Cahfornia had Supernumeraries. Ewn 1f there's 1mmed1ate acuon. mone\ somehow.
That crossword puzzle word -it means people ser' i ng the congestion wi ll grow worse. given That fantas~ notwithstanding. the
no apparent purpose -is a good description of th~e~ro,!.!1£e.-iod.!fl..-~~!!thl.!.e~~r::-~acL tlllle$-mvol.ved 1-n .J:Cali~ t.ha~-wit-hin twe year-.
e alifonrt:rvo rs in se lec mo the ma1-0 r parttes· presidential construction. Cal ifornia's highway-construction " E' "n 11· th·~ ... ~nd• had ... ··en ap pro11ram will be broke. unable to nom1· nees. -_ • • v,, • ll\: • • 0 --d ..., -prove . the~ "ould nave ix't>n a matcti .fedcral funds that constitute George -Sush ha the "epublican nominati on locked up relat" t' drop in the bucket. Literally ~uch a large pan of the transportation long before the California pnma~: Michael Dukakis had thl'
Democratic nomination locked up -;\iew Jerse~ put him
The only 1mped1ments to such an
increase are Deukmej1an and a few-
probabl~ very few -right-wing
Repu blicans in the Legislature who rl'fuse to endorse anv kind of tax
increase for an~ purpo5e.
Thost• who are 'promoting a
ga~olinl·-tax in(·rease ho'pe ttl.at With
thl' loss of the bond issue. Deu-
kmej ian would agree to place some-
thing on the November ballot that
\.\Ould indirec tly endorse a gasoline
tii:'t hti~s-uch as a raise-in the-Gann ·
~nd1ng limit or an exemption for
ga5t ta~es from the limit.
I hus. the) hope, Deukme11an
\.\Ould be removed from the political
hook by allowing the voters to decide.
The govern or. meanwhile. must
dC"t'tde whet~r his pride-or the l&ng-
tcrm welfare of California is more
1mponant.
Dao W•ll~rs is • •Y•dlc•ld
columoist.
As a· guest lecturer for (Kim
Crawford at Orange Coast College).
on th<.· subjects of abstinence and
other cont racepti ve methods. sexual-ly Jra ns1111tt<·d giscases .and AIDS.
rm rrminded all too often of the
inaccurate in formation passed along
from friend to friend that may c.aust
senous ramifications if left uncor-
rected.
Wi'thout-a-.ailabte-counes on-
human sauahty man y md1 v1duals
m1"ht still be ill~prcparcd 10 manaar
wuh life choices presented to them
throughout th eir fives.
ESTELA MARTINEZ
Health Educator
TODAY IN His TORY
over the top -while Californians were still voting.
So California. the state that contributes more presiden-
tial campaign monies than any other. the state with the largc<;t
population. the state with the largest number of delegates to
the nominating conventions and the sta te ''1th 1 he largest
number of Electorc\I College 'otes in the Sovcmber general
election was echp~ed aga in .
Airport good nelghbarpolicy
would ease residents' fears
Toda} is Monday. July 11. ,&he
1 9Jrdda~ ofl988. There arc 173d1Ys
left in the year.
Today's Highlight in History:
On Jul } 11. 1804. Vice President i\aron Burr mortally wounded for-
mer Treasul) Secretal) Alexaftder
Hamilton 1n a pistol duel near
Weehawken. NJ .
On thi s date: Cahforn1a's end-of-the-trail pnma~ hasn·t pla)ed a
meaningful part m deciding a Republican pres1dent1al
nominee since 1964 or a Democratic nomination since 1972
Stockton Record
~~bias bans
It 1s '1rtual1' 1mposs1ble to locate
s11es for new ·airpo rts: not o~ly in '
Orange Count~. hut an ywhere in the
L'n1ted 5tates
. Tfw airpons nave done It f<f
th~·mc,l'hcs. T hcy-t1H' a _~
phenumcnon in the \.\Orld. so there 1s
n11 (''tahli<.hcd hod~ of law regulating In 'upponr ng a ~cv. Yori-. Cit~ ordinance banning sex ho" thl'' should tx·haw. With total
h1as tn largt· club~. the L'.S. Supreme Coun has made cleare r lack of ~·cinst'll'nn·. the' have taken
thn1g.h l \)f 1>. Offil'O tO an equal chance to get ahead in the male-ad\ antage of this vacuum to behave
domina1cd business and prpfrss1onal. v.orld . 1n a trul~ lawles'i fashion. v1ct1m1zing
Pre' 1ous dec1s1ons in this area " on women admission to Jnd d(">tro~ ing neighborhoods ruth-
~uch hu'>1nl''iS-oncnted o rgan1zat1ons as the Jaycee and k·''" .\1 a lime "hen cri minal law 1s
Ro tai: organi1a11ons. The la test extended that nght to large. innra"ngh concern ed with the prntect1on and compensation of vic-so-talkd ··pn' ate·· clubs '>'h ere busine'\S contacts and deals t1m,. the a'1ation industry has spent
art' oftt·n made. tht' ne('t·s~ar~ monc~ on buying .\11,c,u~· "a a t'll) law that barred discrimination against legii.latur' 10 guarantee that no legal
v.oml'n in cl ubs that have more than 400 members. regular!~ rcrnursc l!t left to the victims of
pro' 1dl' mea l srn ice. allow dues to be paid by members· a1rpom
I emplo~erc; or get some of their income by providing services. But ''hlle denied its nght to fiptt
such as confrrence rooms. to no n-members. Jn etkc.Llb.e..cit.~·----bacl..!,im:dh. the public is stnk1o.g -
-----sa~s that sucn rluh~ are not really prh ate. . H'f'\ ctTcc11,e indirect blows at the
The court pointed out that its ruling did not appl~ to all a' iatwn indust~ b~ blocking new
'
Pn vate cluhs. It sa id: .. It 1s concei \'able ... that an association airPort rnnstruction . .\lthough exist-ing a1rpons are drastically over-might be able to show that it is organized for specifi c crowded. no ne" ones can be built.
express1 ve pu rposes and that It will not be able to advocate its The f .:\ .\ 1s frantic overt.he growing
desired viewpoints nearly as effecti vely if it cahnot confine its sho nage of a1rpom . The aviation
membership to those who ha re the same sex. for example. or industr) 1~ crippled. and it has
the same rclig1on ·· brought 11 on itself.
In other v.ords. an organ1 zauon would have to prove it is In -spi te of its grim justice this
tn1h private if 1t v.ants First Amendment protectton to keep s11uauon can hardl) be viewed as
ou.t c..erta.in cla.s-Se.s of peop le. sau~factor). Somt' method 1s needed Comm~rclal Api-•J. M~mpbl•, T~aa. of breaking the v1c1ous syndrome of
ORANGE COAST
,,_ abuse. fear. and obstruction. There
should bC' a set of "airport a<>Od
neighbor" rules which hmit the
disturbance an airport can create. and
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Ass.1r1.1tr [drtor
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(d ll11t
4!1ver l1S1nc f)1ecto1
'"'' 9fttli ClUSifted Oirtc-11>r
""'"'" C•r<ul1tt0n Dure lor
provide Just compensation lO thost
who are disturbed. For t-umple.
suppose that a typical Oiaht taking off
from John Wayne disturbs 4.000
people an averagr of IS setonds each.
It would only take S250 lo\ com·
pensate thoK ptople at SIS per hour
for the time knocked out of their lives.
The typical ni&ht has SO paHtn~n or
more. so a mett SS increase 1n the
price of each ticket would supply tht
S2SO. That is fair: the disturbfn
compensate tht disturbal.
P.;Ols~o &-.f') aay o• me year a:
JJO W 9a~ St Cosra Mew CA "OO•~ C:O"ft()()l'lqtf'let 10 Bo~ 1560 Cosra MeN C.A 92626
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Is SI S per hour fair compensation?
Suppose flights were limited so that
no home suffered more than 20
minutesofdisturbance per day. Then
a fam ll~ of four would receive S20 per
a~ In rnmpcnsatibn. This comc~no
$ 7. JOO ix·r ) ear. At I 0 perce nt
1nterc'il. that raises the value of the
home h' S 7 J.000. which is com-
parahlc io "hat ihe presence of the
.airport lk presscs 11. Yes. that 1s fair
t'ompcn<,at 11m
The suix·n 1sors can no longer
hlock the Sl'arrh for ~ second airpon.
·\II o'er the count~. people are afraid
a site will tx· !t('lccted near them. But if
an a1rpon good neighbor ordinance is
adopted. tht·~ will all be protected and
need 110 longt'r fear. We miJ!:it even
see th e da' "hen communities will
\It' with each Other for a new airport.
because the' want convenient travel
and economic stimulus. Such an
ordinance could serve as a model to
break thr airport log jam nationally.
It would bt.· a de<·ision which has no
losers: onl\ winners. This ··w'in-wm" proposal has been
made at the l\1rp6n Site Coalition
meeti ngs now taktnf place monthly.
It 1s t vpical of the attitude with which
the sitC' location process is being
conducted. With so many com-
munities and interests involved. a
··wi n-win ·· approach is the only_ ont:_
hlret\ i-o le~d tO a solution. wr are
such· a competitive society that the
idea of"win-win" is hard Cor some of
the participants to pup. It seems
almost unAmcrican not to ha ve a
winner and a loser. Instead of con-
front1tion. the Airport Site Coalition
i$ concentratina on consensus for ill
dtcision-mak.ina process. This takes
some mental shiftint of atan: each
participanfs aucnuon mus( -he-
directed toward findin1 a solution.
rather tl\an toward wlnnana.
ConKnsus is not a new decision·
ma.king process: it is several hundred
ti mes as old as the human race. When
it comes time for a swarm of
honeybees to find a new home .
possible sitn are each visited by
many ~s. who then Oy blck to t~
Aw1
BEEK
swarm and 1oi n in the decision-
making. After a few hours. the swarm
someho" reaches a conser1$us and
flie~ to the agreed-upon nc.w-homc,
The Airport Site Coalition has
retained a group of professionals
called The Planning. Center to guide
its consensus.finding process. Mr. Al
Bell of Th~ Planning <;enter coordi·
nates the sessions and exercises a light
but skillful touch to keep confronta-
t1on out of the sessioM. Finding a
solution 1s the objective. panicipants
arc reminded .
There arc of course. technical
ex pens and many earlier site location
studies to use for resources. The
process has FAA approval and fund-
ing. so there is good reason to be
opt1m1s1ic about the outcome. The
next meeting will be on July 30.
~nyone interested in sol ving the
problem 1s welcome. Leav~our
name:BddresS ana Pflone number It
549·5664 and you will be invited.
Come on out and Stt if we can'tdo as
well as honeybcn.
Col•mal1t Alla 8Ht ll•n la
N•w,_,.1 llact.
In 1533. Pope Clement VII excom-
municated England's King Henry
VIII .
In 1767. John Quincy Adams, the
Sl'<th president of the United States .
was bcirnln Braintree. Mass.~--_ . ..A-7 In 1798. the Lr.s. Marine C~
created b} an act of Congress.
In 1864. Confederate forces led by
(il'n. Juhal Earl y began their.invasion of Washington D.C
In I 9_14. President Franklin 0 .
Roosevelt became the first chief
e111ecut1w to travel through the Pan-
ama Canal. aboard the crul~r ttous-ton.
In 1955. the new U.S. l\ar Force
Academy was dedicated at Lowry Air
Base in Colorado . In 1977, the Medal of Freedom was
awarded posthumously to the Rev.
Manm Luther King Jr. in a White
HouS(. eercmoay. -----
In 1979. the abandoned U.S. space
station Skylab made a spectacular
return to Eanh. burning up in the
atmosphere and showerina debris
over the Indian Ocean and Australia.
In 1980, American hostaae Richard
I. Queen. frttd by Iran after eiabt
months of captivi!Y because of PoOr
hralth. left Tehran for Switzerland.
In 1985. Nolan Ryan of tM
Houston Astros became the fint
p1tchor-~n-major leape baebaft,-'lo
strike out 4.000 batten as he fanned
Danny Heep of the New York Met~.
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Hunter 1s 57. Sinter Bonnie Poin* is
37. Boxer Leon Spinks is 3S.
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NEWPORT HEIGHTS
xc1tl"9 4 t>drm home wtlh
family I play rooms. pool
I H>I in • wooded Nlltide
Hlllng with fabulous
oc..,i. hlfbor I Ctly ltght
v11111. Sep1r11e 1 bdrm
guest cottage .
. 131-1400 .... $795.000
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MAL ESTATE
REALTORS
-"'BR 3B.. t 2 2 13 997.7304 iv• m"' Sun 12·4 548·2525 osr-wsnr $740 mo posit •28R DUPLEX. QU1et.1utt ~ .. am room Herbor-V..., Hoine't Best " -.
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Mesa tmmed occupancy 3BR 3B1 nm Bonus rm, MANY 1·2-3 & 4 80RMS "Etanh SHARP newer 28• 28a I TSL MGMT
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1255111, 2Br 281. Gen. 2364 NorM.=8 Sheryl gar w/d trig lrptc I l575 p.,nt. pool/tennis Obi 1 gar soace Summer ~B~~m~a~a:;s.:~•;ng o•cn,, trpl a • QI• "r ""'"P new 011nt lm -
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__________________ .. , rntS37.5008kr556-6351 2BA 2 story l'IOUM, 1 gar· NEWPORT ISL y .... 28r s 10_1_51mo_67_3·4999• -1"--•• ·-· -·· s 95 mo 818·333.0572 Pll•C N·pets Ou•ll ·--· ·..£-r ·-·-"~-..... __ 1m age. lrptc w/d l'lkUPS. lg .. , ... • ----.. -••llUPml•• S875 mo 6~3..=_8632 -_. ...... •.... .,.._ ,... ===:Ill pe!IO l 1575 1'•B• Quie t ne1gl'I · la •ti 11ia1•l1 SP .. Al(LlM c•---••t~e I ~ s 3BR b 1'1000 N ' A I ZM1 "... ~ ....,, ' A sm1U ouiel compiea DUPLEX 2Br 1Ba ,_
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Approx 1900 tf. Olk dlyt 8114 to 8121 S500 1•5•9•R""1""i .. A""',•1•gar-age--.·111-10 lloor encl ga• a w Clbte & 1avi1t1 tnCIKape •Br o•e" gar trplC tnary rm .... 1111 c1blnet1,hugeml1rBR,2 645··571 evenings or age. tndry, lrptc. view OCEAN View 2Br 18a • will carpet 2 patios tv paho Qv1e1 WOOOed h•e,........., oalCony ca· A•I • no• 557-6932
f/p, gar , sundecll, re-... v• ,,,_..,... :. Avadable 8 11 S 1400/mo enct deck 1 tot to bcl'I st-s 10 ,._ac'" & Da" g rounas $775 ""' '8 ••• ___,... 111111 a un••s w.. """ " , 1"90•11 ceit+ng lrplc g1r EASTS•OE 18si ll"Ott.ou.. •--"Of'THI ..i. moo.led I 2nd story Id· ..... -Drive by 6111 Se1snor1 $l l00 'm0 .,,1 .. 675•9650 324 Victor 1 l bt•n POOi spa 1nar No pets ._.,.WICW.lllTWOM.a dilion In '94. $319,500. lntal 11 ..... 12 (u pperl S 1195/MO _ _,.' _ Haroor & N .. p Bti ) *1"' ga•age tor smgie
P1tldtgm Aulty. Alk for I Oocks11'9 RE 7.22·9730 2BR 1BA gar gu wtr Pel. 631·4215' o< 673·0275 $650 Up • MG A~ no'!' 110)' S6~5.mo 760·8364
Stt1J1t9149-7220 95'0·3751 mfc..ltftt , ...-.. ....., 8AYRIOGE CONDO -•' ---~--P1l'10 3 nouses to sand 1-_ Call Velme 549·24•7 * * • * * lt::Aa ... 1m -• •1n 2Br 28•. dbl gar pool PANORAMIC BAY VIEW A\11 now rel req S900tmo *Lg MIN Vrele clMn 2BR OUtET EASTStOE 2BR .,.., . •.w • •P• w t d t r i g 1Br luxury condo $1800 3mo min 722·7178 _........,_BnU 'BA uPstra New O.Cor 1BA !rplC dlw enc• gar·
Expect~ best.-*., x s's I 6 E c. Q. DCk ·-38' 2L m turn/unlurn 759.9491 6 11 Lido Park Or GrHt ~-.. " 1g CJOMll. D 'W garage I .. -· Wester" Agt 760·9940 IMMAC beacn c ottage 5725 NO PETS 6•0-2495 I age patoo coin •nary ....... ....... CONDO. 2BR 2BA. frplc, Oft CUl~uc. New crpt, BROOt<Vl!W condo:-Tg BLUFFS 3er-2•1riia lam -tropica l 11noscaii 1 blk ... TI .. ITI se•s•mo 858-3027
garage. patio, comm. pnt.Frpl,mlcro.gardoor sunny 3Br. 2'11B1. end rm H1gl'lty upgraded PENIN PT Stepstooee1n bcl'l•bay Must oe Quiel _. J BEDROOM 2 BAT'"' i°N •1E S tD E n ea r "e•'
POOi 1150,000. 646·8038 apnr Grdnr. water pd. unit' F/p, /Jlw. wt~ l'lkup, Assoc pool No pets & bay Lrg 38r 2.Ba on Jtm 675-4 137 675·4626 Triese attrectlve Ap,s IH· COSTA ~ESA 2-ZBr 281 Upper & •o-r
754. 1551* S 1375 • dee> &73·3599 dbl gar. 1v111 817. no S 1800tmo lse 675· 1746 dbte lot Huge y1rC1 Qu,.t --I lure PC>OI spa privlle 5'8·4022 or 646·9356 $950 ea . ullts lrp1c sng1
Outstanding custom home t I 1300 I loc Avail 715 S2200/mo L.ARGE S,ud•O ""''" kllCl'I· Pl llOS or Oecks garage ••• ,..,. mtl• BACK Bey 38r 281 home· Pe 1 mo onot1to1ry S& He ,..,,,,11 «t&t Olf L
Amenities such ea 3Br 1~.Ba. alley acceu.
gourmet kllcl'len, huge tp1. dble gar Exctutlve II
1na11er bedt00111;-trpf. 1249,900 won·1111tt Call
wllk-111 ciOMt end VteW. Sherry Coatiow 631·2242
° Cu· •·SIC. crp · _. 4Br 2''tBI ShlfP' Leise ---11 .,dscaped setting com"' Pool .. ar~ encl ~22·0582 11'1 Sp"' wkno pnt. Frpl, micro. Qi' door ~ u.M ..... ftew S 17001 * 633_2374 SECLUOED NEWPORT SO'") no pets Pl t•O nr OCC Avt 8 , 5
apru Grdnr. water pd 2BR 2-e'l-cond 1480 t mo BEACH Bacnel0t ~ ' : tOO •.545"96.9 * $1375 -d~ 673-3599 garS1300eneg:854•1~2 BLUFFS Best gr~t>ett 38rt2 181conao bell lo· NEWLY aecor 1Br 1&50 1 1 Beoroom $655
E SIDE Belut & SQIC>OUS
38&:1 ~rptc b alco"y enc'
gar c ... Ne• carpet
O•le>el hl\O G•elt •o·
Gl h0"' lllear e¥e'yltung
540-3666 0t 650·5086
........ Lido 111 2BR nome -----tocat•on Specious e ... 1 cation 1n comptea steos o•ock to t>I) & t>eacn 1 IJI CllTll ITlllT
l l500 Yrly CONDO 28rl1B1 w/vnty. t C\ll1Ye perfe ct 38A to pool & SOI trg mstr Dr Sto•e •etrig m1n1·Dhnds COSTA MESA
$750 MOVE·'"' SPEC•A•
2BR 18• .;p11ts Apl Gar.
age & aund') Oviet •oc·
S675 l\jo pet1 650·629•
H8 Pntl'IM 2BR. tam. Clen lrg hv rm & din rm pvt 2' 1BA end unit 2·car I gar & carport $1350 mo No summer rental 102 E 1
vus S 1850 patio, 2 car gar S 1000 garage S 1800 mo Lo•s •675· 1800• B'a' CarOI 6 3·2536 MJ-1U•
Bil •sl 3BR ns 14250 213-498·8167 le v msg Agl 760·8384 ---
Blyfrnt Condo 2Br den Cute 2BR' 1BA Ouplea 2 1&1111 .-S
dock for eo· boat Yrly car garage small yard. wati. 10 Newport Cntr
LI .... ,~ 31!Jr 281. MPatat• sau-t
CIOM to bMcf1 38r 2bl l'IOUM. uMd briek frplc. uo. 28' 211 down Bit· gu B·B·O. till. reclWOOO tna ........., ec $378 500 deck. !'luge R·2 -1ot By
$4750 ne-c1rpet1pa1nt S&OO 2BR Summer/Wkly Re111111 675-4912 A"I · l BA attacl'led gar· " age 2 yrs new• S 1250 mo
from 1875 to $2750 EASTSIOE sc>0tles1 3Br ILlffS Tl ...... E
· .. _.. c. · owner S2H.OOO. 228 WlterfrMt ........ 1Ba nouH 2 ca• gar 1g 2BR·Oen $1350 mo ltallwtU1·1• ya wia l'llt 'V() s 1oso mo· ·640·5~4 B1tr · Mllll 1111.n Cabnllo By 1pp0in1inen1 111·1111 Ml-1M1 5•a.on9 or 950.9519
mlMllPlmlllt , .. ,_
W•'ft gt¥e you the down in Neel. c:IMn. tidy. end com·
••chg for 1 thll'e of own-lortable 3 bedroom. 2
.et.ship_ Y.ou mllle lM blll'I with • I amity room
mthly pymtt & we tl'lare and 1p1clou1 kitchen .
1pprec You ~ecetve only S175.000 SELECT
............ 1111
•Sff Pi TO BEACH•
2BR 28A. L/R DIR lrptc.
p1ho. laundry S 1400/mo
.y11Y-1~~ ....
.· deQolll 548·427 1 --. E/side 2BR IBA l'IOuM
271·275 V1tg1n1a Place
Sto\le, Toi relurb gar
kids Ok Smit pet Ok
S795 1213t 437 .4 1"18
$1 100
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rm. den 111 ne• Water teMh ... LWi
STUDIO steps to 0cMn grdnr S 1600/mo yr IM Ylllact. &11111'
One or the·-unit• In I L a nd B•y p1rk ing , Av11I 811 642·3555 ....... LSI._.._.,,.>+• -.-. i;;i;~~· ~I 1500/mo Ask for Abe ut11 -~ -.-.
apec!OUI lemlly room llv· WNH _.... wllrple neutral crp1 new wnw-••••-· the Vllll lalbol wttl'I I ,.,..,.,. 631.0144 LARGE 3Br 2•.,Ba Clefacl'I ....._ __ ,,. ~---•
lneldlnlnt ., .. Cl4ut two 28Rf28A. 2 cer gar. wfd. cefeill ... ... lift 011nt. 2·car attcn garage 11 lffl
bedrooms, den. Cl· dlw. ale, micro, stove. *2 BOAU+ femlty room S 1275 852·8333/dayt. CONDO VIII• Balbo• prof
ttledrll Qllllng. lkyli91"tt ue19rlde crpt. pool, )az, tr""'.'"'""'-,.., . w/d. 451·0891/eve & wtlend decorate d furn. 2Br. end two llfQe ctec:lll. HC gale S211, 000 ..--.. -.-eoe E11joy the aecurlty or 1 831·1031 Days or hk·up.r..,unitofduplex LARGE E·t lde 28 r . 281 L R FR. DIR den
gated community end the 720-ttOI Evelwllend $1095. * 947-75'° • Ouplea, rmdld ktchn, pv1 Poot spa, ocean bay vu,
care tree llfe at the pool I BFl G y11CI, 111 ut1ls pd, Child I lttes LHM I 1800mo
..,...orwelktothebelCl'I FANTASTIC locattonl 2 Front HOUM ar. pet o k 1875/m o 01532·8492 N 771-0426 _... 1 mac 48 2'~81 Lusltt trptc, new carpetlp11nt. CeltllOWloranappoinl· m r 719 FernlHf 11125 *7&0-8H 2* ment $399 500 home 1" Eutbluff Lrg lot 11111111 +$250 dep -NEWPORT HEIGHrs-tr---,..
1 ... ·11M Tastefully uPOrd Lrg tam rm By orig owner. By 721.0485. 213/260·2784 Lua lg 3BR 2',BA twnl'IM
CFUl~_;F I· I KJ~S 1ppt only $515.000. *•EXTRAORDINARY :~';'50':~ ~tc54l!J?:
l'l!!.ll)\11'"' .. 644·0239or974·3"4 38'. 3''181 condo. Clbl
Ital garage, lap ot the line Ill NEWPORT Helgl'llt 28r
llt \l lttJC!-• ******* the w1y! 12150/mo. 1B1. 2·car gerage, new 111111 -11•1• cerpet. _encl blCl(y•rd Lall Won't.Jaatt TM•&r •flt. -tea; -1rp1e;--~ rmo • 975.eeoe
,...... 1117 ~ H,::~°ia~?&A ~~ ~:.,,"~~d. ~~~2:1~ '0 iwPll1t IDi
BAY FAONTAGE trlP'x spa • OCEAN VIEW. A NEW LUXURY
furn. 2 IOtl. pier, pkg. VALUE It 1115.000. For •48r, 381 CIOH lo TOWNHOMES
bdl. 2· 1Br'a, 1·2Br SU IPPI. PATRICK TENORE Ocean! Will ce>Nkler pet. 2 or 38R wtocHn vu. 2 cer
•171-21M• • 721'·1200 Of 7t()..1702 s USO/mo. Agent . garage. WIO l'lkup. lg ctnil W Lf llU AIALTOM •173-5354* pattO & balcony, privacy
iPMCI Ni&kibi """ .a ~I.~ o•t• 151.9330
•SPYGLASSHILL* Avllleble 1.517 .....
Jlr 281, Port1mou1t1. NarcitluS. Do not dtlturb I~ 2134 tenentl14001mo.CALL _
• OcMnl~Vltw Cllll!hd .............. CARIYWA.AOl31·U42 ; CONOO• ~7·541~ 7IO-IOlt/H ~~peoplewlttl BALBOA MODEL _._.. 38fl2'1tk 2 story. 2 c1.r
ger. CAii M2-7410
You know the type, ."*8lde In
Tunlef'ock. Two bedroom, den, wtth
vtew from muter eutte. NMr IChoola,
park and lhopping. 1315,000 , •..•
let U1 ..... Y•
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for Information
& surprisingly
low cost.
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,..., ....... --· _ _. lndugetclenerS1300/mo Dme. ~ ~. Avall l /1 M2-H 70 ,.,..., loOka .. Ilg
Coron1 Stete BMctl. SBA TowMc>uM. 1 bite to
29R. 18A. 1 car get., yrty OCMn Gu1rded gate.
rentel 11800/tno. CALL pool, lf>I. tenntt Very
CAREY WARD. 131·2242 na 11500 mo 55e·37.0
721·"20 Wtlndl
ACM: Town and
country trave6efs
F'Mt views 1n one
pattern; all skirts have
pertially elasticized
waists. Misses waist
Sizes 23• to 39"
State Sizes A (all
sizes included) when
\
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ordering.
$3.2S PLUS $1.00
PIH-FOREAGH
MTTERN
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Back by popular Clemanel, Dimes-A -Line w 111 run FC1Cl.ify 5atu1~--a--"----:--.
-aay-<mn Sunaay IT"! its ow n crass1 1car1on rn the Class1t1ea Aas
S1ne.e this 1s a s~ci~1 olfrr. we have a Thursday noon d.eadlt~
and ask prepayment for ·all ads This 1s o~n to all pm1ate party
advertiser s tor ~rchand1 se not over SI 50 !price must be hsted
1n ad) and no abbrev1at1ons will ~ ~cepted A ll ads w ill run
Friday. Saturday and Sunday There 1s a S ·h~ m1n1mum at 2()(
per ltne So your low cost Dtmn·A·Une ad ts only ...
S3 .00.
DEADLINE: Thursaa noon
PRICE: S·l1ne min1muri • 3 aays • zoa per line= S3 00
• '\II aas are prepa10 o c .:>ming 1nro t ne 0 .-.11y P1/or to
place your aa or use tne coupon C>elOl.'\r
• Private party mercnand1se only aels N o com-
T1erc 1al aas. pets It estock produce or plants
• Each item must be pt1ct'd in the ad with no items over
S,1 50
MAIL TO: Dlmes-A·Lln~
Dar/y Piiot
330 West Ba, \;·pp: '-os:a Mescl CA 9262ti
Daily P1to c ~CL.'!>
M onda y -Fr da, 8 00 -\\~ :.:-5 00 P M
PHONE
STATE ZIP
DATES TO RUN
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S3 00 MINIMUM
4 WORDS PER LINE l\jO A88REV1AT10NS
S3 00 ~'"
S360
$4 20
642-5678
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responsible. good P•Y
w1comm1ss1on Apply In
person 2950 H1rbor
Btvd METRO CAR
WASH 5•6·8191
Uftltill' latft C•rr•trz lltctrical LH••ca•i•1 1~•~••-.·a,..ti!llll•t..._ ___ _ liiiiiiiiiiiii;;:;;;;;iiiii; *HOME IMPROVEMENT •NEW·REPAIR·SERVICE I Lawacart 3RAO STUOENT Painter•
$2 56 Per day Concrete & C1rpentry No 1obs 100 smell, reu DBL-A-TEAM 15 yrs eJ11p lntlext tow rates. highest
, LOU 675-3185 Nwpt Sch Free n t he'd 6·31-23•5 Julian & Yolanda garden· Qul ltly work, 12 yrs ••P
Thl l s ALL you P•Y for c1r5•• -I I"' 1ng/rtouseclH n 6•2-3921 Reis 1\11 Doug 361-3671
3 lines 30 daw m1n1mum IHI wlHi•I p-T G---, C PET RESTRETCH*> GARDENING-CLEAN UP AIN IN · 25 yrs ••'* 1".' t,,. GLASSMAN Res.I Comm Mow-ad e-tree work-full reesonable. neet Free
SERVICE AND REPAIR m1rrors-screens-shd1ng maint ~HS 966_2716 est1m1te Tom. 662·7•73
L1rry, 752·6106 doors-etc M111 839-•530 ---c I ------Comptele S.v Sp~ SWANSON I SON PAINT.
DIRECTOR ••tat tacrttt laa•z-11 lnstal repair Tr" trim & tNG Ou111ty work 11nce
Y Orivew1ys p1tlos Piths. HouMhold reoalrt p1lnt remove clnups reas Free l962 Comp! E•t from
etc No 1ob too small returbishing. carp9ntry · est Valentin 5•8·6 l09 $699 Lie ln1'd 631 ·4870
INCREASE YOUR REACH
GET IN OUR IMPROVED n, ......
s.m..lirHtery
RUIWPllll
For more 1nforma1ton
CALL TODAY"
All Fiii LOIS
Your
Servtce D11ecto•y
Representative
••2-4321Ht.310
PllUINTIOI The Calif Publlc Utilities
Commission REQUIRES
tl'lat all used house!'lold
'goods movers print their
I> U C Cal T number
limo s & chaulfeur' s pr mt
tM•• T C P number 1n all
ldverhsements II you
hive a Question about
Ille 1191hty of a mov~
hmo o• chau11eur Call
Public Ullll1H Com-
m1u1on 71•-558·•151
Reas Mickey 536-0553 drywall etc Gery 6•5·5277 Landsceplng. clH nups Todd T Kornety. Painting
BRICKICONCRETE wOfk --*HANDYMAN* tree trim rototill. lawns. 9 Cont1acto; Quality Svc
Prof rettaole res refs Big & sm1 Jobs-Work guar )rS e•P John 8'8-2592 L•C: 1'11 d. 675-~
FAE£. est f>.4 1·3283 IAN Call Bruce 8•7--0180 -ntrirs .--TOP OUALLT't PAINTING c~n• Cart AMf'RtCAN HAN~MAN inm;m; l6yr oc reas-prompt-refs
Topped/remove Cle1nup * 1•1 1111 * C~RISTIAN NURSE LIC Doors Windows nces nu 1awn1spr1nktr 751·3•76 • •
DAYCARE Near Edison Drywall Plumbing Bath· -VESCO PAINTING ANO Par~ Hunt Bc!'I 536-7607 room Remod'I Carpentry A.rid Yes Jesus is Lord •ma1 io/A LL PAPERING Quality
CltHilJ Stnict _ FrM est 971-9267 .,:-1 iiYlli* . i.ork Free~:_ 9&9-83'.!_
'*HOUSECLEANING* FENCES-GATES Tree trim • 730· 1353 P1r;ri•Ls
CUSTOM (the 11g!'lt way) Dump runs C M NB CLEAN & EXPERT l'"'J'toll'l~~"!'!!'!l .. lm'!'ll'IPI~
wi..1y1b1-mo refs 673-33•9 area Jim Whyte 6•2·7206 25 wrs e•P L c: T .116,.... F THI INTERIO~S
, I CQ HANGING/STRIPPING
•LORI'S CLEANING• HANDV ANDY ElectrtCll ••A-BC MOVING•• VISA-MC 873-1512
Homes-Rentats-Olf•ces plumbing caroentry Ouicll & Careful T l380•6 ----63 t-69•8 . 6'6-9957 oa1n1tno etc 6•5·8152 LO RATES 552-0'10 N c INSTAL 12 y,. e•P --Clean prompt Qual. work. •PROF HSECLEANING -.,OME. REPAIR Carpen. •GOOD MOVES• 8est'rels Mark 6'2·~2
•Attention To 0.11111t tr plumbing rental Low •ates Free Est
Rettabte Lestte 6•2· 7933 property Reis 826· 72•5 Lie T .1 S8 l92 5•5·•65• NE 91ts shd hang t09tttllf
S1r1p-1n11111. advlc;e to tile
:razy )(Int refs. 633-7172 PROF HOUSECLEANING iaaiiag ST AAVING SCHOLARS
By day S50 Own trans-T SA New trucks . T 155779 portalton 552·316• L n LING SERVICE _ __ Ger/Yd Clnups. Trees FDui3ivs.er*v•c7•,:_s915171e_1w0~~· P111ttl/=
•Prof HICI~ FREE •ts Jon 6'5·1192 ~ .. .... ·-~ .. ,,. w" rs 1 p r"f --ED'S "ING ... ,. " Y " • ii---.. -•Ol BERNARDO'S'* Neat PateMI • Tntvree Lie Ins 8•2-5053• ...,. ..!!!!!vt••tt Moving System Qepen. Int/Ext Free nt te&·Ml5 Deck tia Lie I jOl\&d Tredel To dlbte & E1t1c1ent PUC I refurbish your home Buhr Lie =T159236 988-3307 lnt./Ext petch pllltetlng, =I= W1terproof coatings for inc 953·6•98 =•82•13 •GOOD ••ov-ES... custom texturing. quality I decks. b11Con1H. ata•rs .-_...: --.., • #Ork. Problems-No Prob· N 1 @b Ou11t1y work 722 -1789 ... tnit!t!t Low rites Free Est iemsl =-32116' 55'-7131 -P11no Soec111111
Otywall·P1tch1ng. T111ture ~llJ ---*Don't IOM pey W91tlng Li< T · 158192 5•5-•65• Lte=-2N5t7 131·1295 lor home rpalr-MnHMl1v -----.---• vwXu t1P1NG• Cell Home-W11t 982-3585 an.lllltan • T111ture-Acous11c & P11nt Retired Sr 1n irH 30 yrt l!P'l'l"!'!i•,.t.11 .. 1...., ... __ _
lraftlat Free est t<ev1n 722·9294 trvlne butlneum., 55 • 18 Vears of Happy N.B. ...-,--~------PLXNI• MiQobiLs tttrk1 ---Bonded 11 necet1ary Customers_ A1Ch1rd Sinor EXPEAT SetvlCe a Aepelr
' AOOrftONS c ... ~,v Reis Avail Ho-nelbOll ,Lit tnr RtftWS-7808 34 yr• Hp. 11 yr• In ., ..
Inc 35yrs.••P 153-MN ·~~~~~~~-=-= Only on ..... ., 26 1·7Seo -.QUALITY PAINTING• LIC~409035 ... _..1.
...... meter Chl"9'J•llghtlng faltntt• - --F1ir prlCK 11 ~s hP """" 19iiw1Wii••••"""• Mfv cell trM "' Lie John 6'5·2955 ~ IXTAftJI NfPiNISHtNO •LEAllllN TO SWIM In GLASGOW PAINTING IC MADINGS
From S90-Slnllt lrom S50 HIAlll ILIOTllO your own POOi All levels Int 'Ext 30 yeats ••Plf 1~,~ :~Pf:_':,
L1c=396'57 522-7577 LteenM Contr 6'5·3e5t all ages, ••P instructor "efettnc .. 6'2·5t1• rut· .. •. 5'1-15.... 21'"• £=-=--_ Call A1noy 159·8•98 ... ~ ... "9l]llllnl., fLECTRICtAN Qual wort! a;ae.-.,.-In .. ,.,.. ~ ltvd .. C M '* •nnunz '* .,11~ :~2;1;~1211 a· L:...'!. Free ~. 1nt1h1. t~~s~P w~~30 Mome 0r_omce E1ectrtoe1 tsd!ff'itWWW..,.Aawn l&J PA1~tff'io 1n1.1LL !'f!!.e=·= Add',...~·"9i•iodll wOfk at a low cost. ~ree1 Main Serv Willy/month/ ha! eny '"80n9ble PflW ,, .. •• I.IC. 131.2004 ~II •lob 5•8·5M• 1 time Free"' 241.te.tO LIC =•5'30 ........ New-Rpalr· °"Qua! ,... .......;lit_ ~.;,.:~; 1:!.. .. lfyouwant tofurnishan ,:!':~~~:~ =-LJ!:.
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Tt°1<>ns. r;;::""'~~ ~· men inexpensive y, c ass1 -MICHAEL cox ~NNT:NO ... _... --.aoi ~~'~)I;, ==~·,:'1. 1ed'1 the way to go. ._.:~~ ~~~=Ls .!'Wflo~!•,,J,
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Motor-Routes
available in
Westminster
H~ntingfon leach
· _Fountain . ·valler
N.O COLLECTING . -
NO SOLICITING
C1ll 842-1444
Ask for Joanne Craney
PlllTllWAITll
For Eitt /Int ~ exp·
nee Call Mike 650·4 735
PiiT Tiil IALEI ..... .., ...
..... liu,lllJIH No-Run Hollery Work
beCWMn tem I 5pm M·F lrom home POOOtmo
a,-c:al Beth 11 6'~32 1 commtUton1)0Ulble ~
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: NEWS:
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t Work In the ever expanding News-t
: oaper Promotion field! If you are •
t self-motivated and like working with : t teeaagers; this · may be the op-t t portunity you've been waiting for. t
: This is a Gl)ARANTEEO INCOME of :
t _$.400 per weelLto start wHh poten--t-t tlal earnings of up to $1000 per t t week. t • • n~ure van . wagon. pick-t
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TURN UNNEEDED MERCHANDISE TO
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For t•.M you can advertise
your Gar9ge Sale In the Daily
Piiot. There is a • llne minimum
and the prlc• 1s the same
whether you advertise 1 day or 3
dayt . It's a great way to turn
thoae hidden treasures into
cash.
We are also ottering a a.Ille te •H• •••••• hlea
for t I .M. Thia guide Includes id•• on how to advertise.
how to plan. what items to sell, plus ideas for a better
garage ule; also a garage sate sign, pricing stickers.
information on .city ordinances and Inventory sheet.
You can purchae your Garage Sale Kit for $1 .00 when
y~ place your•act.i:
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18400 Voo K1rm1n 1 ~55. 7540 Ot 548-4547 Sa1es . Se•v•~ All models' Cad soec111-
1sts Call us oetore you
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Ste 130 Irvine 474-2974 Pa .. ea~ r 9 100•1,FAE.EtoAppUclnl l•t II MIS 78 LVMAN 24'Run1bo1Jt '·~·L ,,,
E o E I Ht ..... , Cuny cabin Er'ltire 240 135-3171 TREE hov• wtthout a HP eng rep1aceo as well 1500 Auto Mall Dr --- -tree play equipment Pd as canvas co-1e• v .. F
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rnd, min. w.,.. 760· 1 152 FULL OR PART TIME 6'0011"1· 10·30em S1t1Sun Sch O•tl nphd•Y• Paid -..-Mrs JohnlOn 964-6306
," .-•• -IT Boys. girls & ldu"• Earn II•--up to or over S101HA Ca ll Ms Garel1 II Te49mertl•Ung ___ --:""EV 84 CELEBRITY
Newpott leech water· white l'le4Plfl9 ct\tldren 1542-4321 •at. 207 "°"t. Mon·Frt 12 to 5 Fie• nours Lin.
$51.W. Can Pet. 548-5553 1213) 431.3e14
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coutlged about tel•· sports en1nus11St lor wt1tet VCR compuler m1" 60days yr 675-~ 00
phone sates because qt summer prOduCI ptomo l111ng cabinets book lli,./IL..-Lt/lt
poor management or Own transp C11t Kevin shetves 723-4402 -• 111
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wks some black & wn11e 673·6000 675-9333 • e rie ... auto a" ::io..,er
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PJIOGBESSJVE CAfJ!AL. fiEWPO~T VA<:_UUM &
MARKETS 412 S Lyon SEWtf\IG CElllTEA 1804A
Santa An1. Cllit 92706 NewPOtt Blvd Costa Mesa
Chad L• Evens IS05 VIC· I C111t 92627 .
IC>tll 9102. Costa M... Merna L01nOy Lawson.
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to g00<1 home• 650-6987 cr1tol'T'.e ... ri.s 23 000 m•
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sa<ldle "' !..Olded 271(
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Ill ... Qty of .... 8-d\, DUCTIONI. 1324 ~ Dur-!Owl tM perlOMI ,..,...... Ull OP fllCTITIOUe •-.,. ll)'llH' "8lJC ll)TIC[ Cellf. IHI 1 •-.,. ..,._ lftlncad to tranMC' bull-It .._. ......::.-0 1.-ch ~of Or..-...... OI ... ~· "'""to, •• .....,., adtoN .._....... ..--llK ftllllllp Kun May. 311 L. ..--"""K ""' under tlle llcl"loul '-·· ......... _.. •
CIRSD , .. ~ de-Cellt.t2MO WlttlOUI of)tllnlnQ court.. Tiie fol!OW!nl peftonl ,------ea ,tCTmOUa ..... 11 llraet. Newport IHcll. PICTITIOUI ...... ~ name 0t IWMI Clelf...c::'CollM & can. .,... .. ~ to-Mt: Vllftal . 2324 Pon PfOVll. lefota tailna corteln have allenCIOnld" the Ula of .... '' ·--..... aTAT'llmll'f Calif IHI 1 ..... aTA~ ..... Rolle on J4/l't 1 1111 IOOl 9wlr\ Dr
Tiie ~hWlerty rec· DufMM . Newpott actlona. llowe¥ef. the par-Ille Flctttlou1 lu11ne11 ~:w Tiie fOllowint Pl'9onl .,. Tiiie bulinel• 11 con-Tiie folcMtl'l '*'°"8.,.. Hlarto 9utCllOa • = T= Call 11121 " .... 13'A It OI Lot 11 and laedl. c.llf. t2teO tonal ~ .. ,.. ....... ACCU9'AT£ AUDIO. Tiie par1on1 .,. doing~•: ducted by• flulband ltld wife ~~ . Tllll ltMel'l""4 .. .... • • . ... '°""' ••• ~ ~ Tflll bullntll •• con-.,ired to Qhe notice to 11321 W1td SI Fountain doing ~... ANOE .. SON SIMMONS Nancy •1tton May •. II the Coun Clertl OI Or· Thia bullNll .. COft-
24 teal 01 L°' 21 In 11oc1i 5 ducted~: a llmMed pertnar· "'1er ... ad Pl'ICIM W-. V~. Clllf. 1270e BASKETS ANO BOWS. PAl!llTINO CO.IA&S PAINT· Tllla ltaternant Wll lllad TION :~ C=~":; :ea.County: J4/l't 5. 1111 duclad by. I ..,_ .. patl·
......., four OI "StafltOn ~ ltiay MW waNad notice or Tiie Flctlllout Bullnete ETC . 118 Daffall It. •A. ING co. 1SSI Adams .... wttll tlla County Cieri! of Or 0 Or ~ .-,..,, nartNp
and L04Nena MCond ad-VilNI Soni conllftted to tlle IWGPOMd Name '9ferrad to atl0111 wae Coell Mesa. Calif. 92127 . Ofange. Calif. IHl7 .,. County on June 10. • Nlc=An.oia 2921 E Putllllhad °' Cout Tiie re911tran1 com.
'dliontQ.9-yCtty," Mlhown Tllll .....,._,, W91 lllld ectlon.) Tiie lndtf*ldant ftled In Oftn91 County on Suun M. Saundarl. IM Rlch1td AndarlOfl. 1531 ttlt ' Vina •D 0rang9 Calif· Daily Pllol N>/ -;'f91a 25 lftlncad to tr~"= on•~ 1'CQl'ded In 8ook Wltll tt11 County Clarti ol Or-adfnlnlllrltlon auttlortty will January 1 , 111t '1Lf Oerrell St-•A. Coate MeN. Adams •R. OJ1n91. CallJ. ,_111 t2tlt · · · Augutt 1 1.., ' ' · neae under .
4, P91t. of Mlacallenaoul ange County on June 23. ba 9r1ntad unlH• an N0.'291215 Calif 92127 · 12te7 Publitllad Otanoa Colet TMI bullMN 11 con! · y.512 tlulinlllaaio!'ll'c.: ..!9"*1 M8" rwrded 1n Oranoa 1111 ln-..1acl oareon lllal an JoM A. lor"9f. 9095 Tiii• butlnau 11 con-Wiiiiam lin'tmone. 1002 Daily PilOI June 20. 21, J4Jky ducted..... lndMdual .. tad ,_
Co41nty. c.IHorftla lftOfe ,_ objection lo ttlll petition ltld Swlllow Av. Fountain Val· dvctad by an lndlvlduel Acacia. Otanoa. Call! 92111 4, 11, ttte Tiie v:e~tlrtnl COlll• MIJC ll)TIC( CandaeaT •• ~ .._.
COfilfftOl°'Y known• 221 5ttl PublllNd Oranoa Coaat aN>we OOod cw wtiy the 1ay c.... 121oe Susan M. Saund9r1 Thi• business 11 con· M $31 • 1111 ----" .,.. -
ltr•. Seal IMcll. Call-Daily Pllol Juty 4. 11. 11. 25. court should not grant the Thia bulinalt w1S eon· Th11 1111e""''' wlS flied duc:t.O by • general part· • ~ ~~1= '1Cnnou9 ..-u wltll ""c County ~5 ~~ forn4a 1Nt eulhOrity. ducted by .,, lndlvldual with Illa County C19'k of Or· MfthlP "8JC ll)TIC[ butlnall name or ""'* MAim aTATllmlfT .,. ounty on -F •
T'""8 of .... CMll In .... M-511 A HEARING on Ille petl· Thi• ttalllMftl WIS llled Inge County on June 2•. WlllialTt Sffnmone lilt.O above on (no1 ~) Tiie lollowlnQ parlOftl .,. Or '=
Jul money of the united tlon will tie l'leld on J4Jky 21. wttll the County Cl9'k of Or· 19811 Th11 ttatem.nt wit filed ftCTITIOUI .,..... Nlcolal Ar.-.ol dOlnQ bullnall •: PuCllllllad ';19
Statel on confirmation of "8lJC ll)TIC[ ttM. 11 1:45 PM In Oapt. anga County on July 5, 1918 ,_ wl111 Ille County C19'k of Or· NA.-aTATIMmlT Thie tlataman~ wee lllld PACIFIC MOTOR CARS, Delly Piiot :: 1 · 11• H .
..... Ten parc.nt of amount No 3 locllad 11 ?00 Civic PubMlhed Orange coait Pubtlshad Orange Coast enge-County on June 23, Tiie followlng pareons It• with 1111 County Cieri! of °' 1630 Pomona Ave.. Coll• August 1 1 M-5'
bid 10 tie dapollted wltll bid. P'ICTITIOUI ._.. Center Or W•t: S..la Ana. Deity Pilot Juty 11. 18, 25. Oaoty Pilot July 4. 11 , 18. 25, 1988 dotng bullnau 11: lflOI County on N>/ 5 1..; Mau. Callf t2121 1 lidtorofterttotlelnwrlt· MAMlaTA~ CAt2701 August 1. ttlt 1988 f1M1M THE FliLOS·VEllN AS· ,... Thornll Jolin Haytlutn, ""'and will tie rec.Ned •• TN lolowln9 pareont .,. IF YOU 08JECT 10 IN M·5i' M-568 Publl•had Orenge Coaet SOCIATION, 110 Nawpor1 Publlthacl Or Coalt 721 Glanneyra. L1gun1 "8JC ll)TIC[ ttie afotauld offtca 1t any doing~• granting of lfll petition, ~ Oaoty Pilot July 4. 11, 18. 25. Center Ortw • 1515. New· Dally Ptlol Juty ';1' 11 25 IMcfl. Calif 92151 ___ --u
time •ti• "" "'" oubll· SUNSHINE CONSTRUC· lllould ... ...., tppaar •• "" "8.IC NOTICE "8JC NOTICE 1988 pon Baacll. Clllf. 92te0 A ult 1 .... . . . Tiii• butlntel I• con-r-:::::.-::.=.. cation llafaol and before TION SERVICES. 11'<> So. llaarlng and 11111 your ob-M·5'2 Gala A Flalclt, 2424 Soft· U9 ' M 571 duct.0 by an Individual -•• •-• dale of .... Poplar . • 11. Santa Ana. JICtlonl or flla written obtaC-ftCT1TIOUI .,._,, ftCTITIOU8 .,...,, nle Brae. S1n11 An1. Clllt. • Tllolnal Heyburn ·Tiie lollowlrl9 pareone .,.
·o.tacl thl1 7th day of J4/ky, Call( t2?04 · tlon• with Illa court Mba NA.-ITATWMRNT NA• HA'n•NT rta.JC NOTICE 12706 Thlt 111temanl wlS flied doing bullnale •: .... Jota COntraru. 1140 So. , .... llaarlng. YOUI llPPM'· Tiie lollowlng pereon• are Tiie IOllowlng ""'°"' .,. Aober1 R. Velln. tt33S "8.JC N0T1C( with"" County Clartt of Or· CRUISING YACHTS. 2111 fnall L. C,..._, At· Poplar • 11, Santa Ant, ance may tie In par9on or by doing butinftt es doing tlutinest IS ITATOmHT OP Stanlt llut. Huntln9101\ anoa County on June 21. Pacific Coalt HlclflweY. New·
...., .. LMr . Calif..,~ your 1ttornay. FOUR PACK VIDEO. 177 BUSINESS PLANNING ••ANDOI AMT°' Beacll. Calif . Ftennoua ....... .... ,... "°'' laacll. Calif. t*3
Publlttled Olanoa Coaet Thia bullnete It con-IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR Riverside Ofl111. Newport SERVICES. 2113 So Gri nd. UM OP PICT1TIOUI Tll11 butinaH It con· MAMI ITATDmNT Publlthacl Oranoa Coaet Cruising Yactite. Inc .. C.-.
Dally Piiot July 11. 12. 18, ducted by: an Individual or 1 contingent cradttor of leac:ti. c1111 t2te3 Santa Ana. Clllt 92705 ., ..... NA.-duct.a by co-partner• Tiie lolloWlng pareon11te o.11y Piiot .iy '· tt, 18, 25. lomla. 2101 Pacific Coaet
1988 Tiie ra9l1tran1 com-tlle dacauad. you mutt fMa Antllol)y John Oougl1t1. R1cllard Litzinger, 563 The loll:':f par1on1 The · r1g111ran1 com-doing butineu at: 19H Highway. Newport Baac:ll,
Tl5'6 mancad to lrenwt bUJj· your clalm wttll Ille court lfld •I Wlldwhaat. Irvine. C11tf Baywood Or , Newport have •band Ille UM of menc.a to lranwl bull· M: WHEELER CONSULT· M·5?1 calll. 92te3 ______ .,. ___ ,_. under Ille llctltlou• mall 1 copy to tlla pareonal 1271' Beach. Calif t2te0 the Fictitious Butln111 neu undef the llctlttout ING, 11372 Llfkelona Cir . Tll11 bu11ne.. II con· "8.JC ll)TIC[ buslnau name or namaa rapreean11t1Ye appointed by • Thie bu11neu It con· Thia busineu It con-Name LANDSCAPE INOUS· t>uslnest name or namae Huntington laec:ll, Ctlll. · "8lJC N0T1C( duC1.0 by: • corporation
---------•lilted at>ow on (not doing Illa cout'1 Within four montlll ducl9d by an Individual duct.a by an tndovldua• TRIES. 13021 ElllalbaaW•y. litt.O aoow on (not )'9«) t~e Lorette A Plltner. Prlll·
ftennGUe ..-·u butlnau )'9«) trom tlla date of tnt 11-Angl'lony J Oouglau RIChMd L•Utft99F Santi An1. Cllil 12305 Gate A Fleldt M1uraen J. Wllaetar. ftCTmOUI .,..... dent
MAim 9TATamNT Jota Contrw• IUanCI of teeter.• Ofcwlded T1111 tlllllMftt w1t filed Thia 1111em.n1 wit filed The Flctlllout But1nes1 Th11 statement WM lllad 11372 Lartlllona C1r . Hunt· MAim aTAT'lmlff Tllil tt11eman1 •• filed
Tiie lollowWIQ oareont.,. T111t statement WM lllad In Section 1100 of tt11 Call-wttll tlla County Claf1c of Or· with the County C19'k of Or· Name retarr.O to •t>Ow ••• with Ille County Cl9'k of Or· lnQlon Baacll. Ctalf. I~ Tiie lollowirlQ pareone are with tlle County Clerk of Of·
dolna bullrllla •: · Wflh Illa County Ciert! of Or· '°'nla Probate Coda. Tiie .,. County on June 1•. ange County on June 14, riled 111 Orenge County on ange County on June 30. llllt bullneu 11 COf'I· doing bulinall 11: ange Couniy on June 23. cAAn CELLAR. 26422 ... County on July 5. 1111 time for flling claim• wlll not 1tM 1988 • J1nu•ry llh, 19H FILE 1988 ducl.0 by: an lndlvldull B~ INSURANCE BRO· 1988
Splndlawood, Laguna ,_ •llPI'• Oflot to tour monllll ,_ ,_.. NO F2t7699 ,..., The ragl1tran1 com· KEAS. 18 Wallington Court. ,_
Niguel, Call!. 12677 . Publilllad Orange Coat trom Illa dale of ttia 11aar1ng Publlthad Orange Coaet Published Orange Coast S11¥1n H. Aretnbula, 1082 Published Orange Coat mencad to treneact bull-Nawpor1 Baacll. Callf 12teo · Publllhad Or•noa COMt
fart Lynn Flllpofl, 2s.i2 Dally PilOt July It, 11, 25. notleed lbove. Daily Pllol "-20. 21. July D••ty Pilot June 20. 2r, Juty N Otaned• Orange. Calff. Oatfy 'Pilot July t 1, 11. 25. -under Illa llctll!GU9 lnluf~ National Ser· Daily Pilot Juty '· It, 11. 25.
Splndt1wood. L19una August t. 1-YOU MAY EXAMINE the 4, tt, 1Mt 4. 11, 1918 M&tO August 1, tNt butinall name Of namet .tees. Inc .. dbl BOS lft-tlt8
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:F-ail!t~a
Mesa residents near fairgrounds learn
~olive wi~h annual weekend gridlock
By PAUL ARCHIPLEY
ot .. o.., .........
For the second day.in a row. patrol
officers issued a Si&Alen Sunday
when traffic ground to a stop around
the Orange County Fair.
And a Mission Viejo teen-qer
suffered a possible neck injury' in a
two-car collision in the fa1rarounds
parkm1 lot Sunday ma.ht. ·
Sunday~s Si&Alen was called by
Costa Mesa police at 3 p.m. as
southbound traffic swamped the ca-
pacity of Newport Boulevard and
Fairview Road.
The California H1a.hway Patrol had
issued a SigAlert Saturda> maht when
southbound traffic on the Costa Mesa
Freeway backed up no rth of Fair
Prive.
"There's a lot of cars out there."
G'osta Mesa Police Sat. Dave Walker
said. ..Southbound Newport and
Fairview were not passable."
The S1gAJen was lifted about an
hour later. Walker said.
That was small comfon to nearby
residents who must ll\,e with the
traffic woes every ~ear. Man) say
•
a
they've learned to adjust.
.. I go around on m y bike." said
Princeton Dnve resident Diana
Loberg. "lf)ou're dri"in&around you
have to go over to Harbor."
"I don't use Newpon Boulevard
going toward the faararounds:· said
Sharon Lundquist. "'ho li\•ts on
\'anguard Wa~ "When )OU hve here
·)OU karn to accommodate it.''
.\ccommodating the condiuons •~
ho"' John Mcintosh copes. too. A
re~1den1 of Clearbrook Lane. he said
he ~no"'s he'll have to park in has
25 c·ENTS
- -,
garage rather than on the street an
front of h1~ home dunng thC' annual
fair
.\lthough parkrng suckC'rs are re-
quired o n mu'>t res1den11al streets
near the fairground~. \ 1s1tors ignore
the "'arn1ng'>
"I than!.. ~ople are I.ind of dumb
tx·laU!>I.' the \tgm arc up." Mcintosh
said
Rt·,1den1., -.a id the~ mus•ut up
"'11h tht· traflic e\ c.-n "'ee~end when
tht• \\\JP mc.-et •' held and dunng
cont~·rt \t•:.i.,0 n a1 Pac 1f1c
Amph1theatrt'.
Mcintosh said the concnu att
worse than the fair be-cause of the
cro,,..ds they attract "And the swap
meet •~ bad. but the fair 1s worse ... M
'kjld
Re~1dents e>.penenced a repeat of
the traffic snarl unda~ nia.ht wMn
{ uuntn & Wesl.t'm fans streamed
into th-e fair to hear one of two
con em b~ Larr) Gathn and. tht
Gatlin Brothers. At the same tame. •
earltc·r \ ·~ttors wc.-re trytn& to set out.
(Pleue ... PADl/A2)
Fire in
NB field
spreads
to condo
Boys s_etttng off illegal
fireworks may have
caused 850.000 blaze
By PAl'L ARCHIPLEY
OI!'-~"!'--·-
Illegal fire...,orks ma~ ha' e saned a
brushfire that spread to a ncarb)
home' Sund.a~. causing an estimated sso.ooo 1n damaa"
...:ewpon Beach firdighters were
called 10 the blaze 1n the field above
Pacifi c Coast H 1ghwa~ near Supenor
.\'enuC' at about ~ p m .. said CapL
.\ r~1dent said thC' field had JUSt
been· cleared of ttndcr-dn. 3-foot·
high b~lt earher ·
But the ii re spread to the $Undcck of
a condom1n1um at 6 Landfall Coun
and burned into the <>Outh wall of the
home
Bruce and (and\ Haas. thC' ownen
of the home. v.erC' a"' a\ al thC' ume of
the fire: ·
.\ ne1ghoor said thC'~ had recent!)
ma med and JUSt completed remodel·
IO£ tht' home. JnClud ang COn$_tructton
of the ·s-undt"Ck
Pohct· "'t'rt' lookm~ for a group of
teen·age tx" "'ho reponC'dl~ had
bt-cn pla ~ i ng v.11h ri re"' ork.s m the
tidd
He"'t"\ N . !"<ewpon Beach Pohce
gt Ken (o,,..ell said no arrests wert'
madt· ·
hr Hunttnitton Beach Fire ~·
(Pleue eee l"DlE/ A2)
Agreement near on Irvine homeless shelter
By GilEG ltLERltX °' .. ...., .......
The city of Irvine and The Irvine
Co. arc close to an qrttmcnt which
would allow the city to conven two
abandoned farmhousn into home-
less shelters.
Assistant City Manager Paul Brady
said he is waiting for an OK from the
City Council to finalize an agrttment
with The lo•ine Co. for the titles of the
farmhouses. located on Burt Road m
east Irvine. The item is scheduled to
go befo~ the council Tuesday night.
"It all ap~ to be comin1
together." said Brady. "If we get
approval from the council. we could
&et volunteers out there and get
going."
The Irvine Co. is donating the
farmhousn to the city for three years.
when the widcnina of nearby Sand
Canyon Road is scheduled to begin.
U.S. toannounce· . . .
Bush deniel vloJ1(1ng for
CIA prior to appofntment
as director./ M
compensation to
Teamster President Jack-
ie Presser dead./ M Iranian families
World By BRYAN BRUMLEY . '] ..........
Tension mounts In Mex-w ASHINGTON -The Rcapn
lco over delay of offtclal administrat\t!n is likely to announ~
election r-··lta./•• eartythis.wttk that it wdlcompenS:.tc -..v the families of those who died aboard
Antl-Sandlnlata rally In Iran Air fliaht 6SS and to hiahJiabt the trqedy in a re~~ cam~ to end NlcarllgUa tuma violent the Iran-Iraq war. ttnior officials said
U police dl9perM Sunday.
.thouaanda./ Al .. We want to do the filht thin&. ..
Spo.._ said Micb8d Armacost. the undS"·
•.,. secretary of State.
President Rcapn last Sunday ex·
Angela stay hot, complete prnled "IR' over t~ ificicknt. in
sawwre"1pp.oot1Jf Cw:a.•'9l•q1o1uiAd.c1-1oi.--1-~which the USS Vincennes mistook an ,. approec •na AJ'.Xr Airbus flt ,h atralght victory ./81 with 290 civilians aboard bu F-14
Someof baMball'a be9t • fi.tlter and shot it down in tbc Strait
hitters haw struggled In ~Gu"t-. at the mobtb of the
the All-St• Game./81 At the time. the Vincennes Udjuat Inda beaten beck an attack by Iranian
1unbo9ts. and its equifMMl!l picked ue a radio idtfttific:atlOn toin the
Airbus1xoedcast on ~UClllCXI med ~ b7 •iliwy aiftnA. •earl; .. ..,
Pnuieoa oftkiab.' lru ..., tbc
panboats to-aneck Wlktn cafryina
oil from Arab states allied with lr1q.
,
Al
Aa-
Al-7 16-1
A10
Al IM ,
87-1
81-3
A2
Ai compmMtioa for relali~ of
thole whom AnMc:o1e called .. inno-
mu victims of an air~· ... wt
are comiderina a tuamuullrWl S-Y·
meat \0 tbc vkfuns• fiunilia. and that
indudel • k>t of tt.Ud c:oatry ........ i ....
.,
Iran cool9 rhetoric. Al
··1 would CXJ"("t a dttision sqme-
11me C'arly next Wttk." he said. The
payment, would be "cit sratia." The
IC"pl 1erm translates from Latin as
"out of gract" and means that the
pan~ making com~n~tion is not
under any lqal obhpuon and don
no t acknowledfc c ulpability.
Armacost said dunna an appearance
on the CBS-TV prosram "F~ the
Nation."
Administmion officials have ara~ that Iran should ha\'C taken
adequate sttps to asaurt that tlw •
11rliMr did not fly o~r a firt fipt
that they say was swud by lranl&D
forttl. and that the airplane ipored
12 waminp &om U.S. wanhips and
did not adequately identify itttlf as a
cornmncial ftilbt.
"We would not conkmplatc pay·
ments to tht lraniaa IOva'Dmtnl. ..
AnMmlt met .... tlliftt oat ~
bilil)' would br UuOUlb the Reid Ci'Oll
or thro-.h tlw Red Ciacnt. humut-
itarian orpnizations who would cte.I
with the individuals ...
The U.S. ambuudor to the United
Nation1. Vcmon Waltrn. said that he
npmed Iran to take its cue bebt
tht Smarity Counal dlit ~and
that he was "pftl \0 dtftnd tht
(PIHH -U.a./AI)
J
When the road prOJt"Ct begins. thC'
farmhouses would ha'e to be moved
or demolished
The buildings. built an the 1930s.
"'"re once used b' field worken on
the Ir' 1ne Ranch. ~tembenofcount\
building trade unions have volun·-
tCl'rcd to tinng the buildings up to
code. Cit~ pl:lnnt'r~ inspected the
farmh0uses tn .\pnl and said the~
needed ne"' paint .ind s1d1ng and
upgrading of concrete foun-
dat1o ns.frames and plumbing.
The matenals to reno' atc thC'
farmhouses are t'\pt"Cted to cost
about SIO. . said Brad' ThC'
council and staff art' hoping that
mu h of the cost can be defra\ed
through donations ·
Brad~ said that 1f all gOt's as
plannro. the farmhouses .:ould l°'<'
orx·rauo nal t-~ this fal l. read\ to
house up to tv.o fam1he at a tame '"
each hu1ldang The fa 1ht1C'S "111 ~atC'r
Young execs gro~p
provides discounts
on polltlcal clout
By PAl'L ARCHIPLEY OI_.,_.,,...._..
The~ 'rt' ~oung. bus1ness-onC'n·
tN and Just gt'ttmg stanC'd m their
cart't'rs The' ~-ant 10 lc-am about
and tie 1n\oht•d in lhC' poh11cal
IO~ a\t'rage aoout 100 \lt'mber·
hip in the Orange Count'
\·haptC'r has re-achC'd 300
"In the b~laws of the organtLa·
t1011.1u11pulates tba,t none o( lh{
e'~·nts v.ould c0s1 mort' than S ~~ ... Ht"l'SC'hen said "So "'hen
proct·ss. " (io\ DeukmeJian comN to town
But l'\ l'f'\ time the' hear about and 11 l'OSts S~ ~0 or SSOO. a lot o( an upcom;ng poht1eal functton. the' tale 0ne loo!.. at the $500 or people don't ha' can opponuntt~ to in1enct. "'hC'rt •'t' ha\" func-S I . per person pnct tq. S60 swallo"' hard and •ish there •-as a t10ns that are and that gives
1"5 "'""OSI\" rou·te that wo uld Pt"OPIC' an opponun1t~ •ho other·
"" "'lst' "'ouldn't haH ll ... C'nable tht'm to pan1c1patc. In fact. ~ulmC'Jian was
<\bout s1~ years a,o. a small amonfut~~se who btnefitC'd from icoun of men ir1 their c.atl}JQs ~. -r dt'\'ldC'd thert Wert' probabl .. .J..n. ~El\ ~ Anf { c...~ U I· ' .--fictr Luc-, OISt"n. t~ ofothen•hofeltthesamewa). ~ gioup railed $18.000 for ~·ho •anted to support ~ business candidates and '-'s-the aovemor dunna his ~!«-... ., t1on efTon in I qs6.
latton. but •'t'ren 't yet rt'~~ for OIK'n. a top aide 10 Rep. Robert the big ticket fund-ra1Kn. n....--So tht)' formC'd tM Yount Badham. R-Newpon --.h. said
£\t'Cullvn of America. dniped about 800 pcooplt' attended tht
for tho under 40 cro•'d that want1 ~~~meJ1an fund-ratlCf.
to mttt and hear business and 't ou en stalJ raix a lot of
eoliltcal ~ wuhout mon-monc) and ~ach a much.._'-!ltt
ina tM houtc: • • ::~· but ''' affontablt." ·w ~ul HcncMn. an officer W'lth The !;.up hu upanded
the OranlC Count) chapttr. said -nd c , --•1 the idea was cnthuM&St1call}' cm-iA')O "It ount_ as ~ • bracfd. hl\'tnt formed chapt.en_ '" Los
The fint bttakfast mtttina '" Anecln. Salt Lake Clty and
)an aao attrac1cd about 20 Phocn1~. *1th anothtt brlna oon-
peopk. Toda). tM monthl~· mttt· (PleMe eee QaooP/ A2)
pnmanl~ to lf'·1nC' famahes which
ha\C run into financial troubles.
according to cat~ officials.
The tarmhouSt"s ...,,II be o~ted
and mamtamC'd b~ lf'·me Temporuy
H0UStn@..
The If' me Co "''II also donate two
l'thn h0 uS<"S to the Cit).• h1ch will be
rcno,ated and relocated b\ the ln;nc H 1~toncat Soc1C't~. said Brady. The
(Pleue eee BOllSLS89/ A.2)
Healthy
citizens
city goal
in Irvine
B~ GREG &.l.EllX °'_.,_., .......
Hl·rc·s onC' from the 'Only-ln-
IT'·me· fTte
The Ir. inC' C1t) Council recently
pnxlaimt"d lf'·me :ss the fint city in
tbt• l 'natrd Stales to ~ dw
Health~ C1t1rs prOJttl. a European-
baSC'd etTon to 1mpkmcnt. plan ...S
"' aluatt community level be9ltll
J'fOmOtlon projttts.
The Hc.alth) C'1t1cs Proj«t bcpn in
Europe in I q86 as an endeavor of' the
Europ(an RCSJonal ~ of tile
W odd_fu.ith.. Orpnazation De
propam 15 now in ~ lft moft mu
100 CHICS th~t Eu'°"'.
~C'C'Ord1ng to prop-am officials.
some of the outcomes of thele
proanms 1ncludt a ftlduction ia
smoking rates amona stucknts. cree-
tton of new pubhc ll*lCS ud pub
and ckaner cnvironmnts.
Tht propam is a natural a Irvine.
..-hich has a cir,widf recydi .. ~ p11m,a_.opea.-ilw••
ordinuoe .......... s 1 u•• ia thccityto~•u ' II -.eno
petteat ofdwtr di .... ._ k..,..
smokia& pall'OD&.
"Wt wut to ,_, in mt .... ti
~tba· .. ~---1nvolvt lMlf 80t .... a cw
and did. .. llid '9 1&
propam coonli ltlf. ..1, .......
"'11-wu.mw1•
\
Fair, hazy skies in afternoon
WASHING TON (AP) -They
may have bttn not ready for prime
ttmc in 1984. but this year the
Democrats hope to PKk.ue their
convention as a fast-plced, dramatic
program that will prove irresistible to
1 V networks and viewers.
.. It 1akes a special kind ofviewer to
\It 1hrouah ho urs and hours of C-
SPAN," said pany spokeaman Mike
Met ·urry. retenina to the cable public
;iffa1rs network that will be broad-
rJsting ~vel-to-ga~I covnqe of
11n1 Wttk's convennon.
anct1he spirit of the pm1y in a fairly and the averaae viewer's attention
dramatic and appeaJiDJ way. shon of span. most spc«hes are beins limiaed
'Entertainment Toniat'lt."' McCurry to two to 10 minutes. "Ifs cenainly
said. less time than most senaton and
Planners are weiahins details rana-members of Conlf'HS are used to
ina from whe will sins "The Star being asked to speak for." McCurry
SpanaJed Banner" each ni&ht to how said. -
to lit the Boston Pops into the Whether the politicians can or will
con vention pro.ram. Michael play by the rules is unfoneeable, but
Dukakis. the nom1n«-to-be, uked orpnizers are plannins a few prac-
that the orchestra be included; his tical ways to keep th11115 movina.
father-in-law is an associate conduc· Amona 1he precautionary measures:
tor: a cadre of spc«hwriters avarlable to
Mlgtl4 Md"'°"*'llowaloud9110ft1 ... 0NnteCOMll~
Mc1T"91d1r .. tumtotllrl.ut tmw~•IM. ......... ,.,... .._.to 11, 1ow1"°"'11 .. a .
.......... ..,.. of 11 ltnott .. blow ""°""' the ""*
__.......,..,..,._noonend ~OV9f 1·foot-end • I-toot-"" ..... Low~_. remli6n through moet of the •• Southern c.lltornla mount*' .,.. wll be mo.tty ce..
through T~wtth cootw ~. H6gM tocley_. r9ng9 from 71
to'll. end T~ ~om 751016. LOW9 tonlaht •be In the 609. o..ta ... be mo.tty CIMt lhroup f~ end oooW. e.peol• ln .... north. Guity 8"emoon Md~..,. wlll
blOW to~ mph. Upper ~ =• ,_,.from II to 10I, lowefrom1Slo75. Lower~h wllr9ng9from 105to 110.
lowe from 75 10 15.
U.8.Tempe-.. 7S
13 1$ .. ,,
•1_.___.__. ...
W11h the three television networks
'M. hedllling only two to three hours of
ron' l'ntton coverage each evenina.
vrgan11cr!> are 1hinkin1 more alona
1hl' linrs of the people who watch
··"1iam1 Vier."
-vtdeouped-visua aid!;" srtrrina -trim upcomina speeches-if-the
music, futuristic decor-all are beina gram falls behind schedule.
coordinated by a Hollywood com-The objccti ve is to avoid the type of
pmny determined to produ« a con· snafu that forced Dukakis out of
vention that leavens spe«hes with prime time in 1984, the first year the
entertainment and elicits an emo-lhree ne1works pas~d up pvel·to-
tional reaction from viewers. gavel coveraae 1n favor of an ab-
IO 7S
t 7 7J
to 52 .... 1ot 71
.. 73
100 77
callf. Tempe Surf Foreca•t
··we·re trying to capture the mood Given the networks' short shrift brevlated approach.
FAIR TRAFFIC SNARLS STREETS •••
From Al
\l 9:50 p.m .. a Subaru rolled over
1n 1hc parking 101 af\ercollidina with a
l hunderb1rd. fa ir officials reported.
Rener Patrice Pina, 17. of Mission
\ ICJo "as taken to College Hospital of
C'os1a Mesa after her car overturned,
\:i1d fair !>pokeswoman Sue O'Shea.
Also in her car but not hospitalized
were Mark Szymanski. 19. and Susie
Cano,·11. both of Mission Viejo.
Uninjured in the Thunderbird
were driver Wendy Lorraine
Marshall. 19. and passeqen Don
Marshall. 17,.and Frankie Marshall,
13, all of Costa Mesa.
Costa Mesa Police S.t. Max Wilson
said tratlic generally deadlocks be·
t-.cen 10 p.ni. and midnight around
the fairgrounds. but police were
breathing easier havina made it
through 1hc weekend. .
"We kind of hold our breath on
Friday and Saturday niah£s." Wilson
. said. "But 1he rest of the time it's
OK.''
Wh1k fair oOicials lament the
traffic 11eup'i, it's an unavoidable
do wnstdl" to what ts shaping up to~
the most successful run yet in the
fa1r·s 96 yc:,rs.
.\., of4 p.m. Sunday. 53.626 people:
had "alkcd through 1he turnstiles.
topping tl\e 1987 figure for that day by
morl' than I. I 00.
And for 1hc first three days of 1he
fair. attendance reached 11 7. 788.
eclipsing the same period last year by·
nearl) 8,000 visitors.
-77 .. 12 ,.
17 to to ..
13 70 as 17
.. 10
17 u.
.. 72 .. 71 .. 10
17 17
11 7J
100 70
107 • .....
7t SI .....
M 73
14 SI
" 5t 17 71
12 to .. 12
.. 7S ., 71
11 63 71 63 .....
to to to M
17 72
t3 11
" as 102 72 t 2 73
102 71
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lot 7• , .... -H '7 ,,..,Noll
90 to Second '°'"· ICM 14 Second Nell 75 50
TODAY
3 ota_ ... . ........
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• 12 p""
TW•AY 3:4'a.m
10:31 ._,..
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l .62pm
-4 I 3 7 I
21 ••
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II 21 ••
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• 12
100 • t7 t2
7ro 13 7J ,,
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low doudS -llW -9eecfl...... I trom 1110 73, !owe"°"' &7to13 v....,
111g119lfom16 IO ts. lowe lrom &11013
"It's been real smooth so far.'' said
fair spokesman Don Escalante. "The
numbers are vel) good. so ifs very
encou rag1 ng. ··
Although Cosla Mesa. police re-
2 split $6.3 million Lotto pot
............. ,.. .. , .....
Four-day-old cblcka draw plenty of oou and aaba from
children In the Maternity Barn at tile Oraqe Coanty Fair.
sponded to reports of a fight in the SACRAMENTO (AP) -Two
fairground!> ~rkmg lot, no arrests ··Lotto 6-49" players.chose the correct
were made. Escalante said no major six numbers and will share the $6.3
mishaps 1haH tx·en repon a! inside million jacki:>ot. w hile six others
1hc fair · chose five numbers and the bonus
t-a1r offir1als were hopeful this d1g11. each winning S283.239, a lot·
\Car"\ traffic \\OCS would be less 1cry official said.
lntensc tx·causl' the amphith.eater is The jackpot winners will each get
dark througho ut thl' run ·of the fa ir. S3. I 86.292. said state lottery spokes-
.\ Hall and Oatrs rnncen had been man John Schade.
chose five numbers and won S3.72S
each; 13.694 players who ch~ four
numbers, each winnina SS8 .. There
were i60.06 7 winners of the S5 prize
for picking three correct numbers.-
The pool for Saturday's drawing
paid S5,412.731. while the total
number of awards amounted . to
S 11.041 . 980. based on sales of
SI S.919. 798.
and the bpnus bou&ht their tickets at:
Chevron FOCfd Man. 400 S. Ca·
nyon Way. Colfax.
· Plaza Lanes. 6425 E. Spring St.:
Long lkach.
Seven-I I S1ort. 9349 Slauson
Rlvd .. Pico Ri vera .
Man y's L1quorama. I JSIO S.
Crenshaw Blvd,, tn Gardena
Kopper Keg. 3237 Glendale Blvd ..
!>latcd Thur~la >, but 1t has since been The winning numbers picked Sat· l-----ftl-.A~N~~~i-jJ1:~¥~1~A.IJ'.llV-:-::-::-------=----L~~~u!!l~d;l._: ___ r--..----.--T"-_u~·~.~&Sh'-far the <'.=ahfom1a-f::ot .. • • • "Wt· hope peop e rea ue t at s t e tcr) ·s twice-weekl y "Lotto 6-4. 9."
The ant1c1pa ted Jackpot for
Wcdnuday's dntwmg-was plac<d at
more tha n S5 m1lhon. Sctiade said.
.Ibtiwo rc.tailcr.s wher~..pand-prize
winners bought their tickets were:
Los Angeles
Sc< en~ -stm e, I 02 b:otadt'..----.ilH --
81 vd .. Encm11as.
•
From Al
~ '1~11or asked Traspon. "ho
ral\l'\ \hrep. ho" sh<' feC'IS ahoul
gl'lling lu kno .... an animal reah11ng
1ha1 11 1~ dl'\llnl·d for thl' slaugh·
tnhnu\e
·· ·kluall) I eat m~ sheep ... sh<' said
"11ho u1 hes1ta11on "M } first lamb
"as awtul. hul thcn I karnt'd tt's all
pan of naturc:·
ca!>l· ... facalan1rsa1d. "He h"opeallthe &.amc: 2L ll-4. 39.. 44. IQ and the publtc11~ abou1 that coiice-n oesn't bonus number.JI. The numbers were
!>Care people a"ay and the) know the cho!>Cn b) Lotto machine durina a
concen is off 1ekvmon broadcasl onginatmg in .. ,I \\Ill be interesting to Set' tf Saaamento.
a11endam:t'.1!i down that night." Other winners from Saturday's
drawing included 235 players who
Buena Lanes 1788 S. Mesa Verde.
Ventura.
Alpine Lum~r and Hardware.
3521 Moun I Pmos Wa). Frazier Park.
Winners who picked fi ve numbers
Earhcr Saturda) In sacramento. an
87-}ear-old Morro Bay woman won
SI mtlhon m the state lottery's "Big
Spin"
<\ftt·r federal la:tes. lhe state will
pa} hn annu1t} in $40.000 yearly
sum!> for 20 year!..
U.S. COMPENSATION EXPECTED •••
From Al .
n11.11rn \lanll'\ undl.'r "hich 1h1' cK.··
• u rr nl ··
"ding" 1th 1 raq in the war.
GROU-P .INVOL VES YOUNG EXECUTIVE·s •.• -
. \nJ :1hoq· all rm gmng to urge
th.111/w "-J' 111 ''"P thew rnudl'rll\ 1n
thl· future " 1•1 \lop lhl' "ar tn
.Hl111 J.11Hi: "llh thl· rt ,olutwn nl the
I 1111t·\J ,-.11111n'i. of "htl h Iran ".1
111l•111tx·r ,. \\ <llll'"" '>Jill un .\BC· I\·,
l h1, \\r d \\ 11h Da' 1d Hnnkk~ ·•
" 41\l' a \\;J\\ m:itn ame 1t1I
tht• \\{!~ I ll \lllp tht>\e 1nudt•nt\ I\ Ill
''"P 1ht· \\;1r · \\. .iltl'r\\<t1d ··'=carh .1
~t·.ir J~11 tht· \nunt' ( ounu l pa\wd
J 111.inda1t1r;. ohligatur: n.-,olu1111n ''''I lt1lhng 11n all hdh~l·rent\ 111 \t11r
th l' h11\lil111t•\ In \\ 1thdra" '111 11•lt•r.
111l 111n.tll~ rcu1gn11nl hounJ .iri ., 111
n< hangc· rm,.nncr~ n f \.\:Jr In '<'I up
,1n 1111r:irt1al g1 <1up 111 t•>n\Hkr thr
llfll!!ll\ •of till' ":II ,11ld thl' t•1<.t If
r1·1•1n \tru' 111111
\1ma.•1'1 l.11\puh·J .in ;Jtlll\:Jl11111
ti. :'it' lr.in1.111 J rnh.1.,..d\1r 111 thl·
I ll!l"d ,,11111!1\ \I oh,1111mJd J.1 JI.II
\I.ii .111.111 1h.11 thc.: I n ll'd \tatt'\ "·''
Because .. Iraq has accepted" the
rc\olu11on and .. Iran has not as vet
:tlC'Cpll·d 11. ·· ·\rmacost said. ..-.... c
ha'r .. fclt 11 "a~ appropna1e tu
generate pressure to rncourage Iran 10
lllmpl~ "~h~ protectmg 011tankers1n
thl' gul:fwm Iranian atack.
rhl· l 'n11ed ~tall'\ has increased
1 c nurn r o "ar' 1p\ 1 main ams
111 thl' gulf'i1nce 11 agrl'l'd last ~ear to
put \mn1can nag!> on I I Kuwa111 011
1.1nkt·r<, and l'Slon lhl·m through tht"
Pl·r"an Gulf La!ll September. 1he
adm1ni~1ra11on dtrec\t•d l ".S. com·
mantlt:r'i in the gulf tu a<1s1st other
1.1nkl'r' that came uni.la al\ack. C\en
11 thn did not ram thr Sta.rs and
"'rt Pl:,
·Wt· n·m:i1n m·u1ral tn lht· war.''
\rmat 11<.1 sau .. t ··ObJec11vel~. tn some
v.;1' '·there: ma' lx· thl' appearance of
;i trlt hut 11°' a 1t11 toward peace. not
t11\\ Jn! Iraq I ht• foll <II the ma11er l"i
that then· I\ .1 1c,olu11on tn the l r.~.
HEAL THY CITIES •..
From Al
c •r · .• 11 ,· I,'" thl"' 11' t· their
I 1 ;1• 11,, • ,, 1, h1 l1 111rd1nJtl•d tn
I •• ',,I· II I "llllllUntl\ lkJlth
I ,, 11 .111d I I I I hl' Pfllll'C"l "Ill
''"' rw ,1\ll\tlll"' !hat 1 · .1 11 ·;1 !I r .11mmun11 ' and
1"111 •• 1\ \\di 3\ .... nrk '.'Ith
•" •I" •o 1nut':t\t' thl'lr
;•· • 111, .. :1 .1\11\ llll'\. '3td
PmH·ll
.... J;!r.u11;1c..L..u:.f!n:.\cntat1vcs will also.
"'urk .... 11 h 0111er in tcrc·~ted group!. to
ht·l p ,11mulatc 1dea!I and programs 10
v\pan'd thl· lfcalthy, C'tt1es concept.
I \am pies 11f 'uch programs already
1n opcra11on 1n lrnne include stop-
\mok1ng programs. blood pressure
'ilrl'l:n1ng'>. health information a nd
refl·rr:il and health fa1 ·s spomored b}
Pl< H
HOMELESS SHELTER ••.
From A 1
11• 11'1'' ...,, .... i1,, uwd 1n the IQJtx
1 t , 111 '1, I· •11 K.1nl h hand'
\ r11th 1 "" ,,,1, deemrd un·
'" '.1hlv 1111 , ... •• .111 •n :ind will be
d1 1111oli\hl·d '• 1 I!· ul
I lh l.irn 11 .. , ' \l.ited for reno-
',1t1••1t .Hl 1 '11\ .,1ml' area as an
111111\\"d d1111 h "Wl "hll h the Cll)'
.. 1 .. l 1111,11k1 1 " 1 !! ,,, .1 homeless
\h\·11,·1 •
I h.1 1 plJ n1•11111 ,1n'1·rl•d .i fire\lorm
~~~f Daily-Pilat
MAIN OFFICE
ti I f ~ " A ; '•f
of cnntro,cr~\ :ind was eventually
dropp('d "hrn 11 "a\ dtM.'overed that
the 'iheltC'r I\ 111 an area lhal might
n ,en1ualh Ix dt'Clared a cra5h zone
tor thr l l T11ro ~arine Co~ Air
\tat1on
·\ S.i%.OOO federal grant was lost
"'hen 1he plan for the sheller col·
lapSt"d. The farm house conversion
doer, not require federal funding. said
Brad~
1-
that call!> for a comprehensive cease·
fi rl' ··
··our ''IC'" . ts that nenher country
l art "'" lhl' war. The question 1s
.... hethn the\ "111 muster the will to
l'nd 11. The balance of forces has been
\htttmg and 1t has favored· 1raq
rctrntl~. but 1he) are recovering land
"'h 1d1 t hl·~ prl"V 1ously had 1elded to
ran. t' \al
.\rmau·1llt and Walters said that
thl'~ tl1d not take al facc value
JtTl<HJ\1on'i h' Iranian leaders that the~ \\OUld noi st'tk v1olenT revenge
f(lr thl' dL·aths of the 290 passengers.
.. \'q • .an·1 .afford to let our guard
dv"n <Hid "'l' have 'upi)cd' o ur
'll'l Urtl\ akn 1n thl" areas.'' Armacost -.:11d •
v. alter\ \illll "the Iranian govern·
n1t·nt 1., n>mposcd of extremely
unrrnht tahk propk and it's very
ditfo ul t 111 '~" lhl'' will or will not do <1m th1n~ ., ·
FIRE ••.
From Al
partment sent one cngmc to the fire to
.. ..,.,,._, 13 New(l(>rt Reach urefighlcrs
"ho \\l"rl' mitn.n1ng two rng1nes. a
trud, :ind a paramedic unit. No
1n1urtl''> \\l·rr rl'poned.
I m·tightcr'> had to bre.a k through
thl· 1n1a1ur \.\all of the home to gel at
thc ti rl· that hurned between the
1n1a1111 a nd t''ll'rt<lr wails.
<\ 1h1rd 'lcwpon Beach cngme was
rnlkd tu a\'>1!.t. <Mltd Battalion Chief
I 11111 .\ r nulJ
.. I hert· wa' so much ac11' 1ty tn·
\Ilk "'"h'"'tng1ngaxesandtry1ng to
get at thl' fire that lhe men were
gc111ng fo11gucd."' Arnold said. "We
didn't need the equipment. we
needed the manpower."
l he bla1c was controlled b 3: 18
pm'.. <\mold said. He estimated
damagC's to !he structu~ and contents
at S50.000
The homeowners had bttn located
and were returning home. he said
Suhday evening.
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~1dered in San Diego.
"What has worked irrour favor and
wasn't anticipated when 11 was
planned was the group of people we
arc attracting...att_people that other·
wise aren't JOing to be in volved."
t·keschen said.
w11h other organizauons that also
might be supponing the same
causes"
Heesch.en. an accountant wtth
Pnce Waterhouse in Newpon Beach.
r.a1d the YEA is not affiliated with any
po11t1cal group. However. by the
nature of its purpose -supJ>?nmg
pro-business leaders and legJSlation
-1t tends to attract Republicans and
back !hat party's nominees.
Its first major fund·raiscr after
forming was for Sen. Pete Wilson.
Those who have addressed tts meet·
mgs included Wilson. DeukmeJtan,
former U.S. Rep. Ed Zschau. Rep.
Jack Kemp and Badham.
Group leaders insist Democrats
who suppon the business community
also will win their suppon. Santa Ana
Mayor Dan Youns was one locally
pro mmenl Democrat they cited -~
speaker who was. cnth~iaui~u~
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recen cd. (ln1erc!>t1ngly. Young an-
nounced last week tbal he was
sw1tch1ng 10 the Republican Pany.)
And the'' have invited Cahforriia
Assembly-Speaker Willi~ Br-0wn-to-
address thc group in the fall.
Th<.' Y Et\ has formed a
t"omm1 ee an raises most o
its funds thro ugh tnd1 v1dual member·
~hips of S 150 per year and corporate
sponsorships ofS 1.000 and SI0.000.
MaJor sponsor!i include Arco-Pet·
roleum. former Lt. Gov. Mike Curb
'and B1n cher Pacific Constructi on.
The monthly breakfast meetmgs
are operated on a break~ven basis.
1 he YEA also sponsors trips to
al'qua1n1 members with political and
busim·ss leaders. About 85 members
wcnt to Washingto n D.C. in
I 987whcre they met w11h and heard
President Reagan. Vice President
Gcorgc Bush. former Secretary of
Transpona11on Ell1abeth Dole. Wall
Street Journal poltt1cal wnter Bob
Marv and othcrll.
. Gavin Herbcn Jr .. a nother officer
1n the Orange C ounly Chapter. said
some YEA members are well-con·
ncctcd and pol11ically astute. thus
enablmg the group to be more
effc.'C·t I\ e .
"Some of our founders. ltke Bran·
don 81nchcr. (former <\sst'mblymanr
Ken C ·arpcntt.'r, they've all had a hand
m-1hc procen.1• tkrbert said. "That
way. we w~.re given good direction for
And YEA leaders. app;Jrently con·
sc1oull of thr age group they're
targeting. docs more than JUSt keep
costs down. -
"What's madnhe gioup sucmsful
" we have a lot of fu n." HttSChen
said .. Om· of th<' major goals of our •
C\enl!i ts to have people walk away
who had a good time.
.:Gavin (Herben Jr.) has had some
experience in throwing big panics.
and we've had great caterers who
have helped underwrilc the cost.
.. We have great food. plenty of
booze, good speakers. So we have a
great pany."
Following a bn ef sum mer recess.
the party picks up 1n August when the
lc><:al chapter hopes to schedule 40th
( ·ongress1onal Distnct GOP nominee
Chris Cox. In September they plan to
hear political consultant Stu Spencar.
foHowcd in October by Willie Drown .
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