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Attorney says defendant was ·nowhere
near county• ~hen murder occurred -.
BJ IONATllAN VOLm& ..............
A defente ataorney injected in-
.. into I ca1e already thick with
~ sex and murder Thunday, claiinina hi• client bu an alibi for die
1913 COs&a Meta lla)'ioaof abit actor.
Ric.hard Dale Wilson, 47, is ac-
cused of ambushina and shootina to
death the man suspected of killin1 the
San FrancilCO socialite Wilson
planned to marry .
Jeffrey Molloy Parker, a 36-year-
old pay-televilion salesman, who also
appeared in television shows
Council·
.... ~~Lj -' ~._u.a,.e s
·Toots in
Irvine
BJ GREG llERll .............
Cameron Coigrovc is a borne boy.
He has lived in l"".ine for 21 of Ilia 31 yean. He went to elementao',
junior and hiah school here, leavift& .
Irvine only for a brief stint at cat State
Long Beach. Then he returned, mar-·
ried and is rarsin& hi·s family here.
With this in mind, it's come u
so~hal of'a ·rude awakening to
Cosgrove that his first major foray
into Irvine politics-a suc:cess~.1 run
for City Council -has been met ~ ·
such venomous Controversy_
A sroup of. TnidcntS has filed
lawsuna, -P.the~ peti.tions and
p\&Shed for a special cl~1on ·to keep ··
him out of office. When none of thete · ri\mu,es wotiid aiid· tie waS seated
\Yednesday night. they. simply uid
his seating was invalid. -·
In essence, they said he wu a
political non-person. .
•• Adam-12" and .. Drapet. :· wu pn-
nectdowaoutaide ms mother's Allio
A venue home on Aua. 2, 1983, the
day before he wu tcheduled toappeat
in coun on charps hC murdered
Wilson's f11ncee, wealthy tocialite
Joan McSbane Mills.
Parker was free on S l 00,000 bail
when he was murdered. Parker wu
arrested twice in connection with
Milla' death, released the fint time for
lack of evidence. Her body was found
in a room at the Beverly Crat Hotel
in Beverly Hills, wiJh a bere-<hested
Parker bending over ber.
Parker contended Mills, the 33-
year-okt co-owner of a women's
clothina import busineu, went into
convulsions after a niaht of partyina,
marijuana, cocaine and sH, ancJ that
he tned to revive her.
Parker was arrested that niaht, bUt
released for lack of evidence. Milla•
family, however, hired an attorney to
invesupte and paid for a private
•utopsy. .
The family-ordered autopsy found
Mills suffered 12 fractured ribs, a
25 CENTS
punctured lung, lacerations of the
pancreu, liver and kidney and head
injuries. The Los Anaeles County
Coroner'sofficc ruled Mills was killed
by blunt-force trauma. and Parker
was arrested apin.
He was killed, however. and police
spent four years investiptina the case
before arrcstins Wilson.
Wilson's tnal opened in West·
minster Superior Court Thursday,
and it wasn't long before the mystery·
novel flavor of the case surfaced. In
his opening statement. Wilson's
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Newport Beach attorney, Joel W.
Baruch, con tended that Wilton wd
nowhere near Orange County at...,
time of the murder.
··01ck Wilson would not, could~
and did not kill Jeffrey PMUr, •
Baruch said ... Half the world lllld
motives to kill Mr. Parker."
Baruch would not elaborate oa llil
comment later, saying ~e feared my
witnesses against Wilson wOllli
change their ~tones 1f they learned ·af
his defense.
(Pleue eee 8LAYJJt0/d)
OCfirmS ·
urgedto _ : _______
initiate
carpools
Sm~ officials gtv1!1S
large companies 90
days t~ devise plans
By BOB VAN EHEN Of"!-Dlllr ........
Southern California air quality
officials told Orange County com-
parrics Thursday to cncowqe em-
ployees to double up, hop into vans,
or'n<k bicycles io work in an effort to
clear the atr.
.. The South Coast air basin has the
worst air pollution in the nation."
said Henry Wedaa, vice chairman of
the South Coast Air Quality Mauaie·
ment Dlstnct. ·
"I'm . t,Yins . ~t ,. t<;> ~u thinis. pmonally, bUt us aronac that they uy
they have nothina qainst me; then But as far as Cossrovt is concerned.
they blast me," uid·~owe, .who he's ready to conduct city businea
Jives thejmprnsion of being a rather .. , guesl I can.relate to·thcirfeelings
spent months of time, enersy and
l1lOOCY. on: Makina Irvine a better
place to live and work, both now and
''Auto emissions account for 90
percent of the carbon monoxide. 70
percent of the nitrogen chides ~nd SO
percent of the reactive \)rpDic pses
1n our air. And auto enus.sions to Up
whe.n can sit 1<1lin1 or travel at low
hundred bomcsand·a few buildinpat speeds:· he said. ..
UCJ. Everywhere else was just wide As an inocnti~e to red~ ~
open space an~ agricultural land,.. tion and smog, Wedaa announced at a
lirlM Thertot of Cotta
Me* hasquallfled tor the
IMllflnalabf the 1,500 .
metfiraat the U.S. Otym-
plc trlala./81
., nai\'e AMce. in •· heartleta political · . of ha vine put UP,• candidate and I~ .. Wonderta.nd ... This vicious &usiness Jt's frustratina. ' Cossrove saie. "But
of.tryina to set a caJKiidate eletted is J don '1 understand why they can't just
m the future. . · . -. .
Cosarove has always had a stake in
Irvine. He~nd is family moved into
. C osgrove..said. . . . . . . press conferen~ in Santa AM that tbe . :
After attending University Hi&h district was icllina county firmt with
School. Cosgrove went to Cal Statt . SOOormoreemployttSm.ttberhlve
Long Beach and earned a bachelor's 90 days to came up with ride-eltarina.
degree in business administration. He incenll ve plans for their worten. truly amazina... . say 'We lost' and move on.·· ~
A brewins lcpl 'battle over Cos-Cosarove said the issue of a special
grove's seating will undoubtedly be dtction for his seat is out ofhis hands.
tfte'subject of many future headlines. He now plans to focus on what he
moved back to Irvine and cumntly The same message wiU be extended
the then-. n'g University Park
neighborh when he was 10 years
old.
"The only things there ~re a few lPleue eee C080ROVB/ A2J (Pleue ... FlllMa/ A2)
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_.Doubts expi·essed for Pierside Village
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enterialnment
. Opinion.
~= .. Public; ~Ices
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By ROBERT BARKER °' .. ...,~ ...
Questions were raised at a Hunt·
inaton Reach Town Hall meeting
Tfiunday ni~t on whether the long-
touted Picnadc Villqe.-the project
t)lat \upposedly was to spark a
down~own renaissance -may ever ·The 75.000:-squarc-foot .proJcct on who develo~ s1m1lar watc-rfront Resorts 1s worling out an ..,eement
be built. the ocean side of Pacific Coast projects in San Diego and Long with another developer and that the
Kent Pierce,. chairman of the Highway wa.s approved two ycan Beach. pulled out of the pro1ect after project could slart later thts year.
DowntownAdvisoryCOm01itteethat aso. but hasn't broken around. De-allegedly having a dispute with top But Pierce. a former chairman of
hosted the rare forum, told the · sign re visions and a reported falling officials o~ California Resorts, the the Planning Commission. said after
audiena: of l~Utl' 80, .. I'm fr:iaht· out between partners have slowed master developer. the mectin& thatthe city approved the
.cned. 1 ·don't know if we will have a progress. Mike Adams. the city's redevelo~ pro1cct based on Moms' ''eminence ..
Pierside Villqe." Earlierthis vear. Bryant L. ,Morris. mcnt expert, said that California (Pl--.. W1LL/ A2)
Lagu·na: A city of <;ommittees
..:a \ '->-~ ...
Midwest weather
rip_pi~g Coast in .
ts Sticky clutches Ar:t Colony has 1 7 specialized groups
screening is~u~s for the. City c.ouncil ·-·
IJ 'LANCE IGNON ............ ,,,..
At apy pven time there arc more
than l 00 of them in L..quna Beach.
·vou•d .never notice them, but
t1tey•re there. .
They uua1ly come pufat niP.t to
meet in small ~Pl It preord.lined locatiOns. Few in the rommunity
are ·aware of their covenants or the
'*1t• \bey formulate. ..
' ney arclht memben~fibeciiy's
17 commineet ud commilliohl. the~ that llbor for~ OI DCllHl=.t'ria OD aD eDdlell u.·o1 '
Almali' Ill -appoialed by the .
Caty Council. Commissioners arc
paid anywhere from S40 to· S60 a
month.and committee memben arc
not 'pead at all. Commissions often
have more ditcretionary power •
alth<>UP decisions from both · arc
usually forwarded to the council for
final apPrOtal. · As~ an most most cilia, Lapna
has a Plann~DJ Commiilion and
there's 1 ~board that ovmees
buildina desips. But thett arc
several thinp that make the com-
mitten and commissions in U.Una un~ue. ·
ftat. there ~s the sheet' numbier: ~ 7 :="' -not counti111 Ne1ab . Watch or~ 1enior
citiz.em poup -Mth 102 replar ITQ.UJ)S. . ' ·• · . •
and 12 alternate JK)litjons. r . , T.akc the Pet qwnen Obhllti~ , .
Mayor 0.11 Kenney said the hip · to P~ ~mince. or POOP. ,
quantity pf committees sives lots of The committee Wll put t~
people a chance toaet inyolved with list fall to fom:iulatc ~ns.on
citr decisioni. . • . how to ~ with dogae defec:auon J' By GREG-JU.EllU
"It also works to biini our new o~ the city s parks~ ~-It Ot ... Dlllr .......
information," Kenney Mid. from disbanded.after tumu~1.aa JI .N-The stea my weather in Southern
restdenti who miaht ba.ve a pm1ica-· ommeadatioas to the City· CW.! C'alifom1a latcl~ may .. •Yina some
lar eapertise or point'Of view.'· ill January. · • * • residents and visitors a bet con~.
fhep0upsactu1pftllurevalve .Earlier this month. 1be c:icy ja-not to mention uncomb\abk . .I
for the council, fihpiq ~ :tUlle4 three Oc:?Ps ~¥Cliett~ .\Iler all. it's suppoled to be
from the community and tryins to rriach1nes at Main Belcb and 1 aty temperate ha't. You're nOI sul'Potcd
fomtulate solutions aftd. com-part that dispente Super Dqoper to be able to cut tM air with I knife,
Pn>mia befe>tt various itlUel. J»ooper Scoopt15 for 1 ~each. packagt" it and •ve it for a rainy day. reach the council. ·.,.' The machines we:re one of tevcral wh\Ch would be weloome 11 th11
"It's another :unity to ~ ?eCOm~tions made by the point.
the COncmll ote the. DObcy commanee. It's not suppostd to be 10 humid
maken uy ·we iboWd do this or' Then-M~Y9' N~I . Fitzpatrick that yo u s~t while sittina an the that,'" Kenney said. .. camc_upW1thtbecomm1t1et'1name shade. •
True to tndition 'in· .u,una, last f*ll. hopiM ~t the .unusual What tht heck is JOing on here?
wbeft thinp 8ft oftn cloM • I moniker would bri111 media atten· When will this invaSIOD Of Miibat
mite ditrerint tbaa cwrydt1 tfl-AL · 4ion tot~ committee. 'lnugmns subsidt?
the .city bu its lblft ot •1111 CPl•11wCOPMUtW/AI) Not today. eccordifta to tbe Na-lll!l!J!l!•ll.~ll,lllJ!I~:' uonal Wcathtt Service.
More hot. sticky weather was
c\pcctcd today. and tonapt. with
hunud1t) predicted to leap 11 hi&h as
85 ~nl. more than 30 peroent
above averagr for July.
T c-mperaturn at the beaches were
expected to reach the low 80s. with
the mtrcury in most Oranac Coast
c1t1t"S topping 90.
A few scattered showen Thunday
night did vi rtually nolt!i111 to usuaee
the thick. sticky weather that has had
1ur conditioncn worti• overtime.
The-Southern CalifOrnia Edaton
Co. reported Thunday that tht heat
wave aused a teCOftd ttrailbt da' of
l'l'('()rd-brtak:ina power daftand. ·
.. The electrical demand at l p.m.
(Thunday) was IS.417 mepwan.,"
(PhHe w llUQQT /Al)
Hundreds screeaedfOr Krltft trialJJ.,,~ dUtY . '
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11a ...... He'ICMC118'dWt
to1nt4*aer'"91oper•f '-1t~nt who will tum out a "9"hi0Ck"' r rojt'<'t.
Adams 11id th~ proj«t -"hid1 will txtcnd r1t11t1 Maxwell'-. r. ·~
taurant to the hk~mud ~1111 11 1 '
be designed to ~tttra<'l bet1d1 Ii ' •
who have st.aye<.! away rrom thl' Ix:. h
as they've i o1tt·11 "'dl'r.
Dc01'ieQu1Pll \CO n rtsidl'OI. • ·I
AJams what would cocournf1' " '
<Jent'i to cross Pac: tic C'oast If 1~1\ ·
and~hop intht·do\,ntov.n if th•-.:
'l'rv 1<..'es ar~to i)e 1l1u,1tle-d at p,, • .•. •
V11l:l~l' -
dam'> ~11J 1'11:1,1dc V1 11a.,_l 1\ •.•' 1
hJ' c ~111allt .,,, J\' a11J J1"
,.,u~tnl'''l'\ \1 l•ll'<' ~ 1R• !(C-r .111 t
variC'd.
Ad3ms also said that the m:ently
approved Cultural Aru buildi• at
\fain and Fifth streets would draw
1• n~ into the al'l"l shops.
I ll,1 ' 1111 tc nse n, who recently was
d1'1 ,.,, ·d tn'm her rtstaurants on the
1'11·• ·' h1•11 n ty offi rials dostd the pif'r,
• 1 1 111\ n·nrd . .,,ouldn't welcome
ho 1'l" \1\ 1111 lothl'" .. You'll
'11 II vn11 ,t,. shl' -.aid
''d 111 l c11 ·11J Wolle fretted
.10 l"-llPk 1hn 111~houJ the t:lly not
:0 11.-+1.Wtt~~ d t lWttlOWTl. -"W('
'' .nhl•ft1<,• 1 1111lwr pa11' nfthc
''"' '11 t I' I \f' '" 1h1 ,Jll\\ n· \ It 1llll I •I
•.!I '"~" ,,. dtt\\lllco\•11 prop-
eny owner, ulted if ... could Ille put
on the freeway poiDUlll 10 die INL
.. Why not put lips• die hlway ex~oit1n1 the doWntowa. .. I• IW.
111d . "Garden Orove ud ..,.
minster havt• sips for Little~"
Redevtlopment expert Aduti-'d
that •with luck" drvelopen will
b!fllc ground this ~ OD Pienide
Village. as well as a StX·theatercinema
c•omplex at Main Street and Pacific
Coast Highway and the 189-con-
dominium and towahoute Town
Square complex near Fifth and Main
l:Tl"t"?tS.
.\dams warnrd that the con1t.ruc-
11on projects would cause major
thsn1p11on 10 the area for "three to
ti\'(' y('ar~."
U.S. Tempe • -: ~ C.llf. Tem...-Bstended·
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hilvtng ~11 J'l.I'
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with qu:..1111 ..; .s11,•h(:.i1 1
times thl' p1d , ... .,,.ire k "'
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On Jul} 'i, l\\11 n~l'n applied tr" n1·1·
-seal on thl' Pt"• •111.l'1·nn~1d ..• .: • ,
that m et!I\ 11n ·'" a~-nrl'dl • h:i<
negotiate g11nan,r~ hc111.1 .,, 11.
ct1)°s ran k-:i nd~tik l'mplO~•:t'' ind
managemt·nt .\pphcant frrr0l<I \
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Na11onal I ah11r Rr latt<ms Bu:11 d .1n ·
negotiated agr'1·c-ml·n1<. tx·1w1·1 n I \''
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, \\l'Hr 1hc ht'.Jl '"·''c 11 'h:en 1 "'on tor \Orne !111\lnt·~sc\ th.H :hn' 1·
1111 e.l'C'pt n~ pcopk nl(il.
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1 mt;i ~h',,1 "\\!.''n.· open until 10:30
ind tl:i·n··., :1 Linc out the door even
1h,·n ..
r ,1111<11.1h.1 m. owner of Pacific Ice
1 11 111 l 11\1,1 Mesa, said he's been
· •,u,ll'r than usual" with emeraeocy
' ,fl-In 1·m·s and repairina ice ma-
l11nc.· .. ·11 local restaurants, busineaes
11\,d \,\flfl.'\
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0 1'\.' had about triple the de.
11\'l.'nc~." ~aid Graham.
I he \H'..1ther outlook for next week
,, 1111H.h milder. but with
'1·mp..•1 ,1lUH'\ Slilr CXpCcted fo {>USh
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.\11, < om11mo;1on ... Laguna is b .. ilt
>n rnmmittres and people who'1lre
I\\ c}h l'd ...
( nmrn1c;~1on appointments can
·11 .... ' k rd 10 higher office . Kenney. for
1n,1anrt'. "'as a member of the
P;irkt n~ Traffic and Circulation
( ommlllt'l' and Design Board of
Kl·' ll'" hc lurr being elected to the
wunul in I 9 ~. But Shields said sfie
ha' nl'\'l'r known anyone who joined
:i romm11tcr simply to further their
rarrer 1n municipal government
\ftcr :ill ;i coun cil member makes
llnh $1 50 pt•r month. ·
In January 1987. 'the council
created th(' AIDS Education Task
fort'l" and thr Open Space Com-
nm!>ion. the onl ) groups of their kind
tn Orange < ounl\' .
The Oprn ~pace.Commission has
been 1ak111g inventory of all the unck~elof'('d property in Laguna,
-.omc of wh1rh the city plans to ~·' rntuall\ purt hase and leave as is.
1 h1· All)S Education Task Force is
, nmprr<;ed ot reprl''!entati vcs from 17
organ111at1un!.. 1ndudmg t~c counc!I.
l adr rn-11. h 1ch has an interest in
,pn·.iJrng tht farts about the diSCjlsc.
Other groups ROI mentioned:
I>m1 ntm' n "ipccific Plan Ci tizen
\lh """ < omm1 1tee. Cable TV
I omnllth·r. En' ironmenllll Safety
< t'1mm111.:·l" I lou<>i ng· -Comm ittee.
I lunuin \lhmc: Committee. Rec-
1,·,1 tmn < 1 111111111ce •• Fec;tival Coordi-
1a11ng t 01•1111rlll'C. and the Human
Hdat111n' 1 111.1m1uec. It also has
1 ·''""°' 111 tlirt•c Orange County 1.•>m1111ttL ,., I lr.tllh Plann1rig C:oun·
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Prom Al
Wilson was arrested after bis
brother and brother-in-law told a ·
grand jury that Wilton confeMed to
them .
Wilson's brother. Okel Aaron
Wils0n of Modelto1 told the pud
jury ... He said, 'dio you hear wlaat
happened tO this. ... punk Jefhy
Parker?' .... He said he ran up OD dlte
front porch and shot him i.n tbedlllt,
and as Jeffrey went down, Jefhy laYI
·Please don't-thool me-anymore.•
"And he got him by the hair of the
head and shot him in the temple," the
brother testified.
Deputy District Attorney Doua
WOodlmall uid the men sbould
testify befeft the j ury in about two
wecb. Tbe cue 11 ex~ to last lbfOUlb September, with a break at
the belinn1n1 of August, the pros-
ecutor Yid.
Woodsmall told the jury that
Wilton tbreatened Parker on several
ocx:alionl, includin1 once in a Los Ansla County counroom.
Thundly Baruch closely qllestion-
ed Dr. Rober1 Richards who--per-
formed the autopsy on Parker and
failed to find any 1unpowder bums
on the body. ·
The doctor said he has performed
more than 20.000 autopsies in lO
years and that such bums are almOlt
always present when the victim ii
shot at a range closer than two feet.
Baruch cootends ·there is no physi~·
cal evidence·apinst Wilson. who ii
free on $250,000 bail.
.. They just wanted to close this
case. There are no eyewitnesses.
There's no physical evidenc.e. The
only evidence they have are the
statements of two men," the attorney
said earlier.
The trial. before Superior Coun tudae tuirA. Cardenas, will mun
~onday.
COSGROVE HAS BIS ROOTS IN IRVINE •••
From Al
, works as an insuranc.e executive for talion asa councilman was di1CUssina liberal politician -tht new council
Pacific Mutual Life Insurance-Co. lie the implementation ofMeasureC, an 'also has eatned the liberal tac.
and his wi~, Marilee, who works in oPen space measure approved by ) But Coigrove. who has been a
the city's Child Care Depanment, · Irvine voters on June 7. The measure registered Republican all his votina h~ve been married fo rei&ht years and is essentially a tradeoff be.tween the life. said he considers himself a
have a /-year-old son. ~ristopher. city and The lrvioe Co., wmcb will .conservative.
·Becaust hehassecnlrv1ncgrowup, give the city S,SOO acres for open •·1 don't need to qrec with my
<"osgrove said ·he felt he could help space in exchanac for higher-intensity collegues on national and inter-
chart its future course. He was development elsewti:ere.in 1be city. national matters. I think that son of
appointed to the city's fintnce.Com-Asick from open space, Cospove•s politics gums up what should happen
m1tttt in 19831 and was al>J)Ointed by · goals as a councilman are to further op a Ioctl level," Cosgrovnaid .
former Counctlman Ray Catalano to public-private lleClor cooperation on "I'm able tO ' work for common'
the Planning Commission in J 987. transportation manqement, ~rb soals for a quality oflife in Irvine that
FIRMS TOLD TO ST ART CAR POOLS ••• With that experience· under his "overdevelopmcnt" and shape a 1s second to none, and I can work with
belt.. he made his bid for council. Iona-term fiscal policy for the aty. any philosapby for that aoal," he Slid.
··1 was motivated to run because I "While the city is still developina. "I thin.~ that's what Ioctl politics is all From Al
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fee.I the ciir, is at a crouroads," said it's still in its income-eamina yean. about. . .
Cosgrove. 'I really do believe it is a We have to malnqe moner carefullr. What local politics 'houldn't be
••I rarbon mono\lde." planhcd communityJ. with the im-to build a sound fisca future,' about, Cossrove said , is the coo..
lfarm·11 Wieder. chairman or the plied promise of sa1e1 quiet neiah· Cosgrove said. "When we're built out troversy over Measure D, the new law
< >ran~r Count\ Board or Supervisors borhoo~js surrounded oy ampte·open -in a retirement mode, 'IO to speak that ·iays Cossrove -shouldn't have
:ind a dl\tnct· hoard member. said space and a q'uality schoollystem." -we need to haYe a nest • to been seated 111 councilman. 8eca'81e
ollin al, tn('d 'oluntary traffic reduc-Cosgrove said he never forsot what · sustain the community in the lifeStyle there., no definitive leDI opiniOD
1 mn m·~a\urcs he fore resorting to the Irvine used to look like, and has made it's used to." · . on how' Measure D shouldl>e applied,
m.indatol\ approach. a minor crusade out of fiahting to Cosgrove promoted the develop-the council simply decided to seat
"In prar11ce. voluntarism doesn't ptescrvC' the city.'s open.space. As a ment and passaae ofa special reserve CotlfOve and filce the con~u~nc:a.
•11111.. .. 'aid Wieder. who also serves membcrofthelrvineConservancyhe fund for the city. which sets aside 7 The only thin& Gossrove plans to
11 1 nl' 'law -\tr Resources Board. "In was insttumcmtal in ptherina enouah percent of the city's aeneraJ fund for face-in the .neu future is the pile of
"11 ' l ..... l· 1t'' gO\'('rnment who knows signatures to help qualify Prop. 70for emeraency uses or rouah fiscal times. paperwork he has inherited u i •di.ii'~ tx·q .. the June ballot. The statewide open Cossrovewouldliketoteethe~e councilman.
\\ 1cdl.'r <.aid the county of Orange space measure was approved" by percenW1Cjump to JO percent. :'I'm concerned lbout representi!t
h;" alrea11\ "'-'l an e~ample for private voters. and Irvine will ,et about $4 Because Cospove. Werner-and the residents of Irvine. that's all.
1irmo;. ·\hout 73 percent of the million for purchasing land for open incumbent Councilman".Ed Doman Courove said. "It's a shime..that wt
rnunt' ., I ?.000 employees havt space. are•llied with Mayor Lany Aafan-can'lerasethelinethatdividesusand
\H1rk ~hNl uki; which permiq.hem lo Indeed. Cosgrove's first· pnsen-~raua.ltly the count.y's most notorious move· ahead." 1 nmmutcd un ngo~peak~uri.~er~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ij 'aid . . -------______ ._.._,,, -·-----------.\ numhrr (If pnvate employei;-s in
1hc coun 1v "<.'rr also commended at
I hur<.d:t) '.; rn.:c;s conference for their
ndt'-\hanng and other traffic reduc-
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\h( .trt•n has '('t Aug. 10 as the
'1f1Jlllll1)1 •I.tit' for final screcnina or
1i1rcm. 111· '1t1d Thursday tliat he
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1hcir name and telephone number for vmricat1Dn.
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Why 'an Interior.Design Firm? . ~ ' .
WhyW.FD?
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Why an lnterlQr Defign ~Inn?
Opu""t jewel tones. powdef 'I
pHtela, metallc broozea,
plcktec;t pine, faux flnllhft,
travertine marble, Polllhed
granite, terra cotta ... The
options are e.ndfe11. A
profnatonal Interior • 0..lgn
flnn h.-the rMOUrcet lo-Mfp · ~
you "pull It 111 together," i o
help you Mlect the rtgh ·ootora
and 1tytea In order to trat*form
your home Into a center Qf. ..,f
eJ(Jtrn1ton ... to •void coetty
m.P_takei and .O.eo reeutta.
Yuu..., ..... clot'-Ind
drM a dll9* cs .. tour home
need• a detlgner., t~ .
Why WFD? With 2 Deaton
Centena, 1. 1taff' of aw1rd
winning Interior Dealgnera and
owr 38 YM11 In bualnen. YffO
If the right tntertof ~ Sinn
for you. ou; profeaalonal
· Oellg1..,. .Wofk wtth ·you to
CtMte an envtri>nment thei.
"'"' VCMJt' nadl... •nd It dolln't coet any men for ~ o.tan SeMce. ~ around.
Y9U'I flnd tMt we~ wMI
... you money Ind you"N ..
dlllahted With the ,_tta.
WFD ... · 'arg• 91)ough to
purdt II I 8t tM beet phOei Ind
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Children to stage
old melodramas
at Golden West
Audienca will be able to daeet .. .._ _
biu tbe villain1Saturday wbenOoldma W•C.U.
.... a pot~ of lrielodramal IDd oliol udir
t6e collective tJ1le of M'fbe Old Hom1•11d" or .. Foreclose With a Smile!'
The lbow, lftlented . .
will be 1~ in Forum II at tbe Huadallaa ae.cb colqe. Terri Miller Schmidt directl a ~ber
cast l'Ulina in• ftom I to 17.
SeVen Derformuca are planned. with evenina
shows at f:lO Sa_turday and July 29 ud J!>J. IDd
matinees at 2:.lO SUutda)'., S.uwtey-U4.Ju!J ""1 ud
31 . Tickets are S5 for adults ud SJ for children
under 12 and 1enion over 62. Call 89s.8371 for
raervations.
l'l•ta raa/waJJi bl llC
Runn~n1 enthusiasts from throupout
Southern caiifomia are eapec:Uld to putici1!9te in
Saturday'f fiesta S,000 Run/Walk. whic:b will start
and end at the Bank of San Clemente on El Camino
Real.
Race day rqjstration beains at 7 Lm. and the
fee is SIS. The roe ittel~nut 8 Lm. Call the city's
chamber of commerce al 492-1131 for details.
Lde.rtf pJaa qla•rlf71uae
Members of the world champion Los An,eles
kers Will join-other NBA ifitl ID offeri~
County.bu11ness people the cbalJenae of l>layina in a
.. fantasy buketball pme" for cbaritj Sunday at 3
p.m. at the Bren Evenu Center on the UO c:ampus.
Lakers Byron. Scott, Kareem Abdul-Jabber,
Michael Cooper, A.C. Green, James Wonb~nd
Kua Rambis will compete alont with a.
Michael Jordan and Dominique Wilkins.
player's entry fee is a S2;.S90 tax-deductible donation
which aoes to c~ty. ud 661-7117 fOI' details.
Cllarlty eYeJJt •t Pe1J6abi•
The Huntinaton 8clch branch of the American
Association of University Women will host a
"Penguins People Niaht" Monday at the Penauins
Frozen Y oaun shop at 8clch Boulevard and Ellis
A venue in Huntinston Beach.
Twenty percent of all cash sales that night will
be donated to the AA UW E.duation Fund. The event
will run from 7 and 10 p.m.
Se81ood cootl"I c:J.•
New and interestina ways to prepare seafood
will bt offered, bqinnina Monday at a ••BioloSist
Cookbook" class at the Dana Point Harbor Youth
. and Group Facility.
Dr. Jot Conner will instruct the class on food
preparatron and mstifta. and ctaSRs-will be-divided
for children and adults. Classes are scheduled from
Monday throu&h July 29. Aus: 8-12 and Aus. 22-26. ·
Call 661-7122 for more information. • ·
"-leant tlc~et. •ftlMIJJe
lTickeu for the-Paecant of the Masten at the
Laguna Beach Festival of the Arts are beina.offcred
by Community Serv;ce Prolrams of Costa McSa. an
6rpnization ofTerina famffy crisis counselina and
child abuse education. ; · •
· Weekend tickeu arc available from next Friday
through Aua..28 and all contributions to CSP are tax-.
deductible. Call S40-692 I for further information. ·
OuU pJaa. Reao trip
The Oasis Senior Center in Corona del Mar is
offering a trip to Reno and Lake Tahoe in late August
and early September. Participants do not need to be
a memberofOasis.
For more information, contact the center's
travel office at 644-324S Monday thrpqh Friday
f~om 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.
No meetings scheduled
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council chamben, 77 i:air Drive.
OrMOI COMI DAJLY PtlOT"'-.NitJ 22, ,_ ......
Pl~ for health care funds rebuffed
., .. YANSYUN '9udeet hems.,._. tell us where t1w ... -,.._ money lbould come from .mat ...... _
-pqrams we ahould er~ ~ a=: A IYIB,..... but powedal ._.. of man Harriett Wieder the public at SupervilOll beud P.'m tettbnoay about Thursday's budlet ~ me .,.....coedidoa ofbelltb can for <>raw c.ou~ ~ Tbunday, .•. tbe Repre1entatives ot' a number of or-
bomd" coacl = appropnabOfts pnizations were undaunted, however, in under lbe I 91M9 . makina pleas for increued fundins.
Faced with IUlplnt state fundina for "Oransie Cou~t hu tbe leCOftd lowest many health care Problems, and tbe threlt per capata · na in California on
of a S35 million b:Udfe~ deficit, county mental . be. th can,.. said Marie o~Jfi;,;:. c:..:ial::.:..s -=tbl:.:J'=...• ... ~= .... ~~i:qi_.1,,_,bu~dlt_.L.,_m ...... '1h1&---1M-..c\ij~-•bela.~ Mar;Tlllmfber
little room tor eapans1on of e:1istin1 of the county Mental Health Advisory ~ms or the creation of new ones. Board ... We arc n.ot even pretendina to
.. When you request supplemental keep pece with the arowth in population."
Former OCC dean
joining U.S. project
By IAREN ZEKAN ganization that serves as an umbrella fOI' ....,,..c:.;, s •• 1 all community. technical and junior
A former dean ofOranac Coast ColJqc collcaes across the United States. The
has gC?ne to . Washiniton. o.c. as an AACJC's aoals are to extend leadenhip
uccutt ve assistant with the American thro1;1~out its f!!ember . colleaes. provide
Association of Community and Junior pubhc info~t~on strv1ccs. and 1ncruse
Colleges (AACJC). all com~unicauon~. . .
John R. McGill. S9, re ns to the McGill bcga~ his 22-yea~ ~r~ with
asSQCiation 's president, Dale ramell. He is · Coast Community C.ollege Dist net an 1966
responsible ·for directing one of the asagc~phy andh1story teacheratOCC.
association's programs. "Buildina Com-The d1stnct includes th~ Orange Coast, ~t: ~Vision fou.Ncw Ccntuey,".a-_ ~olden.West, and Coastline campu~.
project desasned to motivate community McGilt w~nt. on ,o become ns11t1ht
colleges nationwide to renew and utilize dean of ad~1ss1ons and records and dean
their perceptions of a. college's purpose. of the eve~mg college a~ ~~ and also According to Susan · Brown, OCCs served as director of the dastnct s develop.
associate dean of adm issions and records. ment o~cc. . :
McGill's program is a pan of the associa-A nat1v~ofOtta~a. Ill .. McGill ~1v~
tion's futures committee, composed of a ~chel?r s degree fr~m Nonhem llhno11
several college prc,idcnts. which ~u the University. a masters dcgrtt from Cal
necessary suppon needed for improvina State Long .Bcac~.. .
the future o community. technical and . Along wt~h has involvement 1n educa-
junior collcses across the United States. t1o_n. McGill. a father of two arown
The association is a nationwide or-children, had also contnbuted 30 ycan of
Chauncey Alexander, chairman of tbe
Uniled Way Health Care Tut Fon:e. WJtd special aUocations for the indieent
medical service, community clinics. men-
taJ .~Ith. ~d county prenatal and
pcdiatnc servacn. •
1'hr crisis has deepened." he said.
I ··More and more women, children and
men in affluent OraDAe County IR
suffering from health problems. Dedicated
health care providers arc losina their
~umanitarian-struggle--ro -serve Increased needs."
Supervisor Don Roth said state offaciats
will have LO wake up to the arowina health
Jolm ~· llcGW
military service with the U.S . .\rm). L'S
Air Force and U.S. Navy R~rve.
Although McGill's pos111on has been
vacated. the district will not be Sttk.Jng a
replacement.
cart needs of Oraqe C.owity belOft tht problem can be addieseed.
"When some counties receive three
times 11 much u <>ranee County for~
services. it's time to &et Sacramento know
this is not fair ... he said.
Board members approved a $448
million budaet for human terVic:es. which
includes health care. social services and
community services.
The board also approved $420 million
for community samy:--whiclrine~
sheriff and fire services. couns. jails ud
related services.
Total appropria11ons in this year's
bud&et are approximately $2.2 billion.
Cable TV
purchase
a boon
to cities
By ROBERT BARllER
Of .. Delly ""' .....
Huntington Beach. Fountain Valley and
two 01hcr Orangci:'oun1Y'citift strucra
deal ~ears ago with the Canadian-hued
Rogers Cablesystems that officials expect
ma' soon ~Y off in ma jor dividends.
When local representatives banded
togcthC'r to fo nn. ~ joint powen Public
(able' Tele"1s1on A.'uthority in the 19705.
the' insisted on a clause that would permit
tht> · ctt1cs to bu~ the system in 1999 at a
rt>duced pnce. i\nd. if they wait another
fi ,c }Cars. thc system would be banded
o'er to them fr~ of charac and free of
encumbrances
GOP chooses
candidate for
7 .2Dd District·
Woman captured soon
after $1 7, 000 robbery
That PCT.\ takeover clause has pined
importance and focus in rt"CCnt months
be<'ause of plans b) the parent company to
sell all its holdings throughout this
count~
The svstem . With more than S25.000
subscribt-rs in San Antonio. Teus. and
other cable TV franchises an Seattle.
By De A1soclated Pre11
.After two secret ballots, Orange County
, Republican feaders have chosen a 29-year-
old GOP official to replace the late Richard
Longshore in the November eJcction for
I the 72nd Assembly District. . ·
Curt Pringle. president of the Garden
Grove Republican. Assembly, was im-
mediately bestowed with a SI0.000 pledge
from· the county Republitan Central
Committee after his nomination Thurs-
day. • .
Prinjle beat out eifht other candidates.
.. including Longshore s wjdow. Linda. for
the rif.!t to face Democrat ·Christian "Rick' Thierbach in the Nov. 8 election.
By PAUL ARClllPLEY °' .. ...., .......
·. Police caught a robbery suspect minutes
after she allegedly stole nearly S 17.000
from a Fountain Valley merchant Thurs-
day .
Arlene Theresa Kaufmann. 46. of Or-
ange was being held in Oran~ County Jail
in lieu ofSS0.000 bail following the holdup
just after 2 p1m .. said Fountain Valkv
Police_Sgt. Larry Griswold. ·
Kaufmann allegedly walked up behind
an unidentified merchant in the Bank of
America parking lot at 16192 Harbor Blvd.
just after the merchant had withdrawn
S 16.800. Griswold said.
.\s the woman slid into her car.
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. . . · Portland and Montana. has an estimated Kaufmann allegedly st uck the Nr'rcl of .a "alue of more than s 1 bilhon. officials handgun in her nbs. took the womans d
purse and ordered her to drive away. sai ·
. Witnesses saw Kaufmann chmb into a Rogen rtP.OrtC'dly wants to sell the U.S.
1987 Nissan Stanza and dnve north on svstem in ohe fell swoop. and the local
Harbor. Griswold said. They recorded her system ma) hold the key. officials said.
license plate number and called pohce. "Who ..Jould buy the sysltn'l knowmg •
who then' radioed the information to policx that pan of it 1s going to be g.1ven away an a
across the county. fev. years.,.. one obscrvC'T said.
.\bout 10 minutes later. plainclothes Roger\ officials bqan talks this Wttk 10 officers ·from Garden Grove spotted Fountain Valle' with local officials -that
Kaufmann sittin!. in her car an the parkjns are expected to fcad to negotiations to buy
lot of Target ~partment Store at the out thC' takeover clause which a PCT A
comer of Hamor ancl Chapman .\venue. consultant csumaltS is worth up to S20 She was counti ng.money. The officers arrested Kaufmann. ~· m1lh on to the c1t1C$_
covered all of the mone) and found a to' Huntington Beach Ctl) Councilman
gun an the car. Griswold said. · Jacll Kell). tht c11y·s ~ntatJve on the
PCT A. said Thursday tk laJks wen
"cordial" but didn't Jtt down to bask
Dermatolqg-~tCar~l ~~landclies Me_dflyfo_und
.tMemQnal ser\-ices,a~ schedul~. 'Satur-.. Beach ~nd a past pmi~nt of the Pro-. in LA County
negotiations . .\second meetina is expteled
1n abou1 I 0 dfys. Kelly sajd.,
Rogers \able TV has about
55.000-5'.000 subscribers-6 7 percent of
thcm in Huntington Beach and 16 percent
in Fountain Valle). The c111es of West·
minster and Stanton also belong to the
PCT-\ served by Rogers.
dllyfor Dr. Carol M. l.cl,ndofCosta MeSI. , fcssional Womcn·s Association.
who died June 21 of. cancer at H<Sag She i• survived by her cousins Roben-
Mem orial Hospital. . Leland Flanders of San Ansetmo and Ned
Leland: 65. was a prpfcssor of clinical A. ~nden of Oakland. ·
medicine at. UCI and a we:ll known The memorial service for· friends and
dermatologist in Orangt County. Sh~ was . co~ will be licld at 4:30 p.m. at St.
._.a &raduate of . UC Berkeley and the. Mark PresbyteriJn Church. 2100 Mar
University oft"alifomia Medical School. Vista. Ncwpon 8clch. •
In addition to her board cenification In The family asks'that d. onations be m.cte
derinatoloay. she was· a certified to the Dr. Carol Leland Research Fund.
dermat6patholog1stJ ' UCl-Collqc of Medicine, IOS Med S&lflle I.
Leland was an active member at St. CCM Suppon Foundatio.n, lmnc 92117
Mark Presbytenan Church in Newport or to St Matk~n·Church.
Worker electrocuted at Marine bue
A 34-ycar-old construction worter WIS
killed Thursday when he apparently-was
elCC'trocuted while working at the El.Toro
Marine Co~ Air Station. R~er Gingras of San Man:.os wu·
working an a newly constructed buildina
when the accident occurred about 3: IS
p.m.:said spokeswoman.Gunnery Sit.Pet
Caulty.
A subcontractor fo r T.B. Pennick &
Sons Construclio n Co.. Gingras was
working on tbe automatic sprinkler sys-
tem. Cauley said. ·
Another workman diseo:vettd his bod)
and paramedics were called. Ginaras was
pronounced dead at the teen~.
LOS Aj'IGELES IA P) _i Gov. George
Deukmejian has declaroo a state of
. ~mergency to clear the wa> for aenal
spraying to combat" hat officials fear ma~
be a maJOC infestation of Mediterranean
fruit flies. ·
Deukme11an declared the emergenc~ for
Los Angeles Coun t) on Thursda) at ther
county's request after two female Med1ter·
ranean fru11 flies were found an traps in the
~onhndge area of the San Fernando
Valle'. It 1s unusual for the state to dCC'lare an
emergenq after the discover} of onl~ two
of the crop-destroying tlies. said Rex
~agee. associate director of the state
Department of Food and AgnC'ulture. But
he said officials have. reason to believe
there IS a maJM 1nft'station iq tbe ;\rea.
The Medf11rs "ere found Wedne~a~ 1n
~parate traps. . •
These traps nonnalh lu~ male flies. so
thl' presence of t"o (emales indicates a
large infcsta!1on. he said.
Tclccommun1 cat1ons Management
Corp. of Los .\ngeles. a consultant hired b\
PCT.\. e<>t1mates that the current net valu~
of the s\S tem 1s about $30 million .
In a · recent stud\'. TMC said that an
tenns of subscriber ·penetration. revenues
and operating costs. the local tele\'is1on
system appears to be performin1 at. or
a hove. ave~ Southern Cahfomia levels
But the consultant said the rompan} has
C'\penenct'd chronic losses. wtuch he said
appear partly due to substantial consthlc·
tton cost overruns.
The h1&h levels of debt. he said. led 10
intef'C'St charges of S 11 5 million for 1hr
fiscal \Car ending .\ug. 31. I Q8.,
HoV.·ard Stephens. PCT o\ exCC'uttve
d1rCC'tor. said that Rogers "w~futl~ under·
esti mated" costs to build the svstem an d
went into ··enormous detit... ·
The West · Oranat Count~ system
provides 45 channels a.1 a basic monthh
C'OSt of$14.Q~
H'.B .COn•ultantto answer -· Hanson. 33, of l..afuna Beach on
suspicion of poutSSln& c.ocaine and
driving under the influence of al-
cohol. Hanson. who also aoes by the
name Georlic Stewart: was 11TCSted at
I :2S Lm. 1\ursday at the Aliso ~
and was held in lieu of SI 0.000 bail.
red ~rm~ 1acket allcgrdl~ threatened
a ckrk at a scrva~ station at
Ham ilton ~venue and Brookhurst
Street ht-fore steahna candy and
stealing away.
business papers were stolen Imm J .ar
parkedat the Newport Bea h T('r,,1s
Club Thursday morning. · . -
phony tax shelter charges
BJ 809 V Ml BYUN .................
A HuntiftllOn Beach tax QODSUlLIDt
wu in court briefly Tbunday in
Westminster to face dwlel daat be
· bilked invaton of SIJ0,000 fOr
phgny Wl lbelt.en. Ton~ Ortea. 44, r.ce. 43 counts of ~theft aid supplyias ~ iafOr •. rnabOll on state tu muns. one.. wortinl ~ .. two firms, 'Buainem Ind FinlDdal Ser-
vicet Inc. ud Amada financial
SsYices, .U.CUy toot ~ ... tealibly for tie pwdme o/ mectical
eqdipalent. &om dintl "'°" 1913
Wl Mm'DI .. 1111••ed..
Tbe eq~t ... to be a.aed '° medal ciDk:lt provtdille I .. ..... ., * dints. ICCOrctilll '°
Mart Sevipy, deputy district at-
torney.
Or\Cla never purchased the equip-
ment: 'however, and al~)' used
the investon' money for has own
purpolet, said Sevitny. who works
witb the District Attorney's M~ Fraud Unit.
Despite not bavina purchued the
equipment. 0nep claimed dedUC·
lions and depreciation for it on his
clients' Wl mums, Sevipy said. He
allO cbamd the clients a ""DIF-
ment fee fOr the phony investments.
If coavictcd e>n all counts. Onep could be sentenced to sil yean in Stitt
prllOD.
And tbe allcled medical ~uipment
team ii not tie oaly letil probkm
&ci1I& an.. '1\ere'1 a .ond cue pendiftl.
an vol vma two charges ofarand theft,"
said Scvipy. "That cast involves the
sale of partnerships that ~ sup-
posed to be El PoUo Loco francbitcs. ..
A preliminary hearina on the El
Pollo Loco charan is ICbeduled for
Oct. 24 in West Oranee County
Municipal Coun.. Sevipy said.
The medical equi~t ICheme is
alleacd to have occurTed in late 1983
ancf I 984. The California Franchise
Tax Board belan an invn~tio11 in
the fall of I ~84 that mu~ in a
criminal complaint in October, 1916.
He turned himself in sbonly after
the comolaint was filed. Sevipy said.
He WIS l'recd on Sl0.000 beil.
Oncp's amipment Thunday
was continued to Au,. II at tht ~-ofllis attofM)'. Steven OtOk ofLol~
•••
• • • • Two can and a house on Temple
Hills Drive ~ spray-painted by a
vandal Tbunday evenana and the
tires on one of the cars ~ slashed.
the victim said • • • Politt assisted in transportina to
South Coast Medical Center someone
who bad tried to commit suicide after
swallowina I 0 pain pillL The i0C1dcnt
occurred Tbunday evenina on.
(yprns Drive. ..
Hantlapla a.a
A rc5ident in the 18000 block of
Demion Lant complained that a
band was playiftl loud mus1c from a
nearb_y bar at about I 0 p.m. Thun-
da). ThinpJust ~nt too ~~')if •Kt w.h~n palron111 .. "Happy ~y"
nine tunes.. .. • • • ~ man told oolicc that a car
salesman at Cal Wonbi111toa Dodie.
· 16512 8eacla llvd. aU LS ~ ICnldt
llis •tber duri61 a ~-at tlile ~ip anNDd midnjpt n....
day. • • • A resident in tbt 400 block of I )th
5vect tlid I ... was ~at dllt
ollllil ..... wWeti.~ ~ ......... ~.,._2a.a loellly. Ht.. L1t ... ...,...,. n.y-..,.,. "'° tried '° etltft' .. mt-.... ... ... ....
l •••
• • •
~ w11ness said tb.t a man who bad
a kn ife in bis pocket and a companion
v.ere ~non1ng spray. paint sprayed
into a bag near the ha.Rball field at
Grttr Park. The two could hardty
stand. the caller said.
• • • Th1e\ts fort'ed o~n the trunk ofa
c~r pariced near Zack's concession
stand on the beach and 1tok four
suitcases valued at $800. rloth1na
\'llUfd at $'1,()()() and I VIMo calncn
'alued at S 1.500.
• • •
Two rt'S1dents 1n the v1c1nity of
PefT)· School reported heanna gun·
shots shonl) after 2 a.m. toda)'. , ...
Someone smashed a W'lado•' of 1
car Wlth an ax in lflt pamna lot at the
Cru) Burro restaurant on ~ml
A,·cnue and st<>'e a white leather
purir and a brown wal~.
A resident in the 400 block of I SU.
Strttt •id a ~bof woman kept her a..-.ke by p&a)'1ft1 her tdfvts.on all
night. • • •
• • •
i\ boat stttnng handle an,1 .~1hcr
sa1hng mCC'han1sms ~rt stl,kn ir )m
a boat parked tn the 400 bloc\. ,1 ~"lh
Strttt betv.ttn las1 Saturd.1' .1"1~
}Vedncsda~ • • •
Somronr broke into a """~ •tt parictd 1n the 400 block ol "r• •
minster between Fnday and M,,,., ~ .•
and stole a radio and sails. • • • A clav oven was stolen frorr '"It
RC?yal Khvber Restaurant ~twt~r
9:.30 p.m.' TUC!day and 10 am
Wcdncsda).
lnlae
An lrv1nt boy was 5hot in the N l't.
with, aL peUtt nflc by anothei bo)
Thunoay. aftenloon an the 14800
bfockofMa}1eft A~~nuc. Tht shooter
was arraied anct rek:ucd to h1~ ~ts. Tbe victim wu &a.keft to 1
local hospital whert ht was treewd
and relcated.
• • • I
A n'* man decided to to for 1 ·Ul
T\unday fvmU. joa in an apan-"1
meat comoa ~ area .. Campa Ori~ and ScUforcl. A«:ordial '°
wi-.s.. die ... dlnrd Olll1 rA * =.--...::.~ ===.: ~ComlJW• J'd•ol
illdlteMGll a IBL • • •
..... ,!"Jiil .... . w-.... ~
lhWJlrt•111• A._._. ... UalllaMa-
..
"'*" ... It. Oiiit ~ Awambe~--UI Teaais~apurwlidiiniiil~m.-Wwt t ,.-------....
' .. , ,
'
Dakakisap
to Jackson.camp
·to help him win
support this lic:ket bee•-of our accea to it and our .....,.ip widl ' .. J .... __ --:..a -.-Democratic -can--at, acuun -.
dida ... ~:_ .. _ _.-"""·i..-a.~ .. pl . In ~ .. die 1e ~ ---..... WlllDI nundlY ... ~ Dulmtit DftMDilld a
imo his campap to den>: GeOrte oresidencY t6at would ..U America
Bulla tbe White Home, told foDoweR r.~1er. 6etter IUOlllllf, ....... "
of J~ Jacbon today ""tbe.~are "The ke...D era ii~ ud a DIW
very JUab" and ""we can't win without era is about to belia." J>ahlrit
you. . declared.. .. We're IODM wia. we'rt
. Undmcorina._tbe baf'D!c>DY o.f the aonna win." jubilant cleleptes JUlt-OO~luded ~UC Nabo!W Shouted beck.
C.Onvenhon, ~ ~ NDll1DI By earty today. the floor of die m~te Uoy~ Bentlen joined. JacboD convention ball-detcribed 9'y IOIDI
th11 momma bcbe ~ GI! a u a an elaborate let for a Utiwl cross-country campejp . anik ID-television show -b8d beea ,.....
tended to ~ tbat DO ft&'Oll of the to piles of debris by a deuup crew. A country will be IUlteadenil to Bulb. tom placards remaiDed. left
'"Y.!e ha".e 1 lOdays," a Oa"'!ki•, (:ind by the sleepy~ delepta
mak.inJ his . &nt ~ an;ce now boardina airport 6ulCI at their acceeuns ~ perty s ...... liaJ hotels. ~om1nat10DJD a~~~-Takina their newly farP JmtDel'· u-strewnconvamonwindup~. ship on the rmd. ouam and
"I bope.we~enliat~ ... one Bentsen set out today tOr BIDllCD's
of you 1n this caute. We re IOl,DI ~ borne· state of Texu. a by •• · · · need you. We want you. We can t wm .MA•ft41 in the fall ~ wiG ...._ Sunday: Om . col' Job· at a ~ .WllC 11 .the P"uport to without you." ...... . . The J&fllmed Dl *'1m .-QPPOl1UDJty tn America." ·
"The stakes are very hiah." Ov.er the.next three days,._,. allo fol'(td to dose the pies for a third It wu a niabt for old rivalries to be
Dukak.is· added. "We can't take a~ planned in California: wbere niaht because of overcrqwdina -set aside.
another four ~n of what we•ve been many ex~ think the ~ will never seefne!i smaller u flas-wavina, .Amid an explosion of cbeen. l!>inl lbrouaIUor the .. st e1aht" be settl«t Nonb ~· m lbf_ haAci-clapPJ..D&-JkJ~tes _ ~tood J acbon...Jtrode on .. Aalt-to-IMke
· Jackson said Dubkis .. deserves tO -tiadioolii1Jy1tijjiil>lalf8nn--.ett shoul~er-to-shoulder · o. che~r bands with Dukatis, the man be
be the next ~ideot of tbe United where the Democrall !:\:.to make Dukab~ an~ Bc:ntlen, clupina their failed to defeat., and with Bentlen,
States " sendina the audience of inroads, and in the sboln atatea hands hiF in tnumph. whoee job he wanted u a oontolation
several hundred people into cheers of of Mi~uri and ~nnsyl~ A~WDI the vice lftlidentiaJ prize. ·
"Duke. Duke." "It's tune to raise our .... -to no~na.tJo~.i..Benuen ~no ~nes Dubkis, the cool technocrat wbo
Jackson told bis supporters. they look beyond the cramped idcall and aboUt bt~dinerences with Dutakia on rarely lbows emotion. wu stirred by
had won a victorY even ~ ~ limit~ ambjti~ns of~ ~ eitbt C.Ontra &1d, school prayer, at.lanced the electricity of .the evenina and the came in second. "In our lifetime. yean, Dukakis told a Jubilant con-budaet ame~ent., the MX and B-1 shower ohdulation ... rve never bad
Jackson said, "you and I will be in the vention crowd. and other poliaes. · a niabt quite like this one before," be
White HoU$C." Beyond the l'hetoric there were · :Of CC?,une ~ have di~~ of saic[ ·
At tM same time. Jackson warned other JQSOns for the Democraaa to opinion, ta1d the silvei:-baired peieptes pve him rave reviews.
Duk.akis and Bentsen be would be cheer. One was an ABC ~ laken7 iexan, who was put C?n the .ucket to "You ~l the idea be is real, be can
keeping up the "street heat" t!> mak~ Wednesday thatpve Dubbs~ SJ to I help.cra~k the Republaca~ sr:tP on the feel," said Dmell Rilllef, a Kanus sure they serve his consutuents 41 percent lead over Bush. a ma~ South. But on the basic 1uuea of.J. farmer Y(bo ~ been pledeed to
concerns. convention-week~ &om a 46-4S j~ce and opportunity, we stand Jackson. "He s&>Oke our laDI'••.'' "It is in order and it is fiaht to Republican lead in a poll taken umted. Democrats aaree that a aood said Hartford, Conn., Mayor Came
f 1 1·
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Iraq recaptures territory
Fish.link
·to healthy
heart told -1
D I ifiilj jd1l18lled IOdiy ID
jourm1 Sc:ieDce. itaUI. L Fox Ud Piii !. DiCorteto ol&M ~. ClllS. l.ardl lallitule report that lD ....
tube nperimeatl tbey hive ....,..
dlat oiJ extracted tom &b that live ill will deDI..-__.. .... ._ ol :o::c:: called me ..-rn* ~factor. Reducint this protein, Fox Mid iD a
telephone interview, aupprmn tJlt ~ ol amoocb mulde celll ia
arteries and. thus. belpe Item die
blood-vaal narrowiDI that can laid
·to a heart anac:k. But Fox Slid the findina doel DOI
mean that people abould atan pop.
pins filb-oil piUa II I bean aUd
preveetative. More study mua be
done before there is proof that auda = 1upplemen11 can be effeclive,
S. Pmy, another Jacbon ddepte. ..I -~uld not penonajly reo-
He said the Nov. 8 election .. ilfl't ommend that~ tab fish oil."
about ideoloaY. It's lbout com-Fox said. "I don't think it•1 1-d far
petence." you. But I wouJd recommend a more He said a Dubbs edminiatration prudent .. -.. wbicb wouJd include
would-have a Justice"· Dep1nme1n--eauqfi~~iimea a week."
.. that isn•t the lauahina stock of the Several studies, inchldiaa retean*
nation." amona ·Greenland Eskimo. ud
Dukakis promiled todobet1er than fiaberintn in Ja .. n and Holland.
the incumbenu in 6 . DI. ~ have shown that a diet that indudel
environment and tin& . i1JepJ lou of fish may be ~'ble for tbe dnJas. What's more, aaid. in a · lowincidenceofheartditeueamoaa Dubkis White HOUie, .. if you accept thole pouJ)I.
the priviieee of public service, you Retearchm ~viously have aue-
bad · better undentand the ICS~ the reuon such diets ue res~nsibi.litiea of public lef'Vice. beneficial is that the flesh of cold
'If )'!>U violate that trust. you'll be Wl1er fish, IUCb .. cod, halibut and
fired; if you violate the law, you11 be tuna. oontain1 an oil rich in 1
prosecuted; and if yoll'sell arms to the particular type of fatty acid.
Ayatollah, don•t ex~ a pardon · But Fouaid rnearcherutill aren't _
from the president of the United sure precisely bow the oil works to
States.•• prevent heart attack. -· ) ,...
Afghan rebel attacb brinl
Soiiets back into O,httn1
IJ 'fte Allld&IM Preti from Iran as talks re8.died
U.S. won't
get Bolivf.an
arug kingpin
NICOSIA. Cyprus (AP) -Iran said Iraq dropped
chemical bombs on two villqes and occupied three towns
in western Iran today. Iraq claimed it recaptund the last
land seized by) ran in the eiaht-year-old war.
ISLAMABAD. Pakisl&ll-A lerieaof Aflban rebel victories and a llady
LA PAZ. eOli'via (AP) -Bolivia bamlle of rocket ankks on the AfPan capital have led Soviet troope to talllt Iraq identified the area u the Seif Saad Rlion, a refused to send ~obeno Suarez the lead in defend.ins Kabul, Western diplomall •Y· The Soviet move raim
U.N. officials prepared to mediate a cease-fire
following I ran. s acceptance ofa U. N. cease-fire resolution
passed one year ago.
But Iran's revolutionary patriarch, Ayatollah
R uh ollah Khomeini. ura«f Iranian Revolutionary
Guards to continue figbtina. Tehran radio repor1ed.
1ran's official Islamic ~blic News Aeency said
Iraqi forces occupied the Iranian border towns of
Khosrawi, Qasr-e. Shirin and Sar-e Pol Zabab in the
central sector of the 730-miJe front ••Tite t.ttJe ii still
raJina in the area." IRNA said in a report monitored in
Nicosia.
The towns are about 11 0 miles northeast of the Iraqi
capital.of Baghdad. and Sar-e Pol Zahab is 12 miles &om the border. · .
A military communique read over Iraqi television
said Iraq ''retook whatever was left of our land from1tlw!
Iranians." H
disputed territory that Iraq c1aims under the terms of a Gomez to face drua uaffickina new doubts that Prnident Najib's Manilt l!)ventmeDt can survive aftlr
197S aareement between the two countries. cha~ in the l:lnited States, where Moscow withdraws ill more than 1001000 ti-oope &om MibanilWl. &M
· The Iraq! fePC?rt mide J?O mention of cbemi~ offiCials say be is the bignt cocaine dipl0!1Jlts said Th~y. The rocket ltrika this week ausst rebel aupptile weapons, and It denied. the lruuan report that S.000 lnq1 ~ producer in the world. . · ha_9e 1mJJ1:oved and their commanders~ the city~ bet1Ct coordiDaled.
.soldien died in the border fiahtina. · Gomez accused of peddlin,s ~ said 1lte diplomats, who tpe?ke on condition of ~ynuty. 'hey~ w
Iraq has vowed not to occupy Iranian territory, which caine by the ton throuah 1 vast poba1 . unconfirmed report u . sayina 4,!J()() ~ perriUal have matllld on tM
it abandoned in the fint yeais of the Wat after its drixe into network, was behind-ban today after western edae of the capital and S&Jd fiahuna wu reported on all~" uouad
1 Iran was blunted by Iranian forces.· 1. ...Aa..t t..L ,..,a. · ....... Kabul . The communique said the elite residential auardi po ice t. ~ tJ1J0.,.., a Ju.~ to one -. .
alona with the Second Army Corps. smashed the franian . ofhis fi\JerancbeaarKtafrested him u VelJlcJ• ton:lled'bJ S.U. SaJndor
defenden and took thousands of Iranians "into Iraqi he slept. hospitality." . ..President Victor Paz Estenssoro SAN SALV AOOR, El Salvador-Demonatnton Proteatina the teDOr1ed
It said the Iraqis took a large number of prisoners to says he is very pleased with Gomez' detention of a union activist burned nine vehicles in downtown San s.Jvldor
equalize the number of prisonen held by b9th sides prjor _arrest and that the fi&ht qijnst druas after police fired tear Ill and wamini shots to dilpene a protest march. TM
to possible peace talks. After Iran aa:iepUd the ceue--fire. is the top priority of tlieaovemment." protesters. includi!IJ studenu and members of a leftist labor fedenlion. allo
resolution Monday, Iraq proposed direct peacewb. Iran Interior Minister Juan cartos Duran chantedslopn1apan1torooosechtateofemeqmcylcmialationanddemanded bas refused to meet face to face. said told rcporten Tbunday. . more government 1penclinj on education. About S,000 people mudled hm ·
The war broke out in September, 1980, when Iraqi Duran said Bolivia will not extra-the National Uniy~ty throuab the down~ district to the ~uarten of
troops went throuah the border crossina at Qur-e Shirin. dite Gomez to the tJnited States the T~ury ~bee in eu~ San ~Vidor ID the~~ Tbunday.
Both sides frequently accuse t1ae other o1 reaortina to because he was sentenced to l S_yean Th~y sa1d.w:cunty fon:es detained ElilCO~ a~ ~ty worker ud
chemical weapons. . in Bolivia this year. su·t U.S. officials un10n act1v11t. July 12 and Treasury Police were holdiDI him.
said they still will seek to have him ,.. __ L-m·b lrlll• ......... la r -a..---... brouahttotrialintheUnitedS~~ ..,.. uu ---....,,,.~ ~.,....,..
Riot police guard holy-MoslelD te1nple The arrest 9f the debonair S6-f:'~ BEIRUT. Lebanon-A carbombripS>ed tbtoulba Moslem wortinaclw old Gomez. who also bas neighborhood near a Syrian checkpoint 1n west treirvt today, killina wvm ~~sec;I ofbelpina finance the bloody people and woundinJ 47, police Slid. A yellow Mercedeao-lem ~with JJ
m1htary coup that overthrew the pounds of TNT expioded between a otiarmlcY IDd a pa ltaUOll in the Cola
civilian ~vemment in 1980, Wis district ~t 10:40 a.In. a.~ut 20yarc1a·&om1 ~f.'!aD c:beckpoint. ~·U.
greeted ~!It jubilation. They said most of the vicum-. were l..etiiiieie aViliUii fi'om the pa •uoa aad JERUSALEM (A~).-Mo~ than 100 helmeted
POiice wielding clubs and tear ps rifles paarded the sacred
temple Mount today to prevent pouible violence u
thousands of Moslems gathered to worship on their holy
day. .
Palestinian-Americans said they were beina haruted by Israeli authorities. and.a top U.S. diplomat u,..ed them
to stand UJ> for their riahts and file complainu with U.S.
consular officials.
Police prepared for potential violence over the
weekend when Jews mark the Tisha B•Av fast day and'
Moslems begin celebratina the four-day Id al Adha
festival.
Both holidays focus on the Temple Mount
"He·s ffie biaest cocaine producer three adjacent hilh-rise apartment buildinp. that were ~erety ~
in the w~ He bas enormous Syrian troops cordoned offtbe blut ICleDe. TheY fired inlbe air to clear trlftlc
acreqe in coca plants:· said Chief path for ambulances rusbina victims to hospitals. police Slid. There wu ao
Assistant U.S. Attorney Richard immediate claim of responsibility for the bombine. wbicb ~aimed at
Grqorie in Miami. Syria's law-enforcina mission in the MOIJcm teetor ofthe Lcbl~c:apitll.
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Arsonist torches
north state land
RAIL ROAD FUT(AP)-A-ol anon-liUed wildfires ~ some 12.soo 1Cr11 ia nilled Calavw. County and c:aUlld at ....
$4.3 million io Iola. but ftreftlbtcn
reported they bad .t.be IWift..movinl
ln~ton found u incendjary
device thit WU uled 10 let ODe of die two~ files. Tbe bluet
had virtuall burned ~ and Mre beina ~1ed stratepca11y u
one.
Authorities establilbecta talk bee of law enforcement ofticen 10 tnck
down leads on tbe anonist. wbo
aqmd local raidenfl.
bui'\r ~':,~u=·='::s ~
blues, containinaabout 70 pm:ent of
tbe ftames. and tbe mnaiaint 30 ~t wu expec1ed 10 be contained
by Frida . "Fi •.Y·. ten are aettina the upper band,~ Dick C-raia. a California
Deoanment of forestry apotamu
at t"be fire calnJ) in tbe MOtber Lode
comm11nity of Rail Road Flat, 150
miles cut of Su Franci1eo aad a few
miles west of the fires.
witb limber Md brush. llelidenll al tbe ara uound tbe fires were eomewbat opeimitaic, but
remaiaed wary.
''This morniJll. I -::r at 1 Lm.
and t.betmoU .. IO . it --like fol. I couldn't tee .... die .. ~" iaid Dale Standard, who lives
in a trailer at a remote lite ... Yncer-
day, tbe fire wu oa bodl aides of us. I
saw trees JOU.. up like 11111tcbel in 10
seconds.. rt WU incredible."
Nearly 2,400 fireftabten &om
throuahout tbe Mate were Uliat 255
pumpers. alODf witb 60 bulldozen
and other equipment in the battle,
said CDF spokeswoman Sue Miller.
Ground crews were bacUd up by
l O air tuken and tbree belicopcen ~~·water buckets. f 1re ten' chorea included let-
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OrMge Coui DAILY f'ILOT/Friday Jvlly 22. 1 ... *Al
Juron quizzed as trial ID
'Night Stalker' case opell9
., n. A.111da ... Prw
LOS ANGELES -A jury for tbe 'Niabt StaJ.Ur' trial probably woa't be
seated until 1989, but after nearly three yan. trial prooeedi~fiully ooened
in the cue about a bizam murder ram_p11e that terrorized ifomia. Teus dri~ Richard,JWnirez. 28, went oa 1ria1 Tbunday, with attorne)'I ~""i• the laborious prooeu of ldedina a panel to weiab the cue. ftn:i
proseectivejuror questioned declared she believed Ramirez was pailty o(tbe
murderous attacks that created a 111tnvide panic in 1985. Five otllen _., · iued wben'tbey decla.rea tlieir belief in the defendant's 1uilt ... The people
versus Richard Ramirez." said Superior Coun Judtt Michael T)'DU in
announcina tbe cue to 50 prospective juron who swort to answer all quesaiom
truthfully durina tbe IWt of an expected riaht-month jury selection eooea
"Perhaps you have heard about this cue, .. the judae told the panelists. Tbil ii
tbe so-called Ni&bt Slllker case."
am OJI •a'••I McrllJC. 90fl61Jt.
LOS ANGELES -Authorities seek.ins laws to bah a reponed increae in
animal sacrifices by devil worshipers are likely to face a Fint Arnenclme91
fiaht. said a member of the city 8oud of Animal Reaulation. The board Ml
requetted a repon on the alleptiona of such sacrifices, and the study should
au_pply documenlltiolJ. said board member Arthur Ma11olis. "All I am • ..,.
of as an activist is that there have been animal sacrifices by satanist srouPl uid
otherpoups," Marsolissaid Thursday. Maraolis.. an attorney, hopes the report
will lead to consideration of a law benninJ a~imal deaths and tonwa 11 .,.rt
ofa reli&ious ceremony, but he acknowledltd a First Amendment ftaht would
liUly follow passqe of such leaislation.
. JPa•''W ol •ma.cy reqaJrement. poaed
. Tbunday tinder-dry weather con-
ditions continued. with humidity u
tina the . bum out to control lines
without tettina tbe flames jump
acrout'all in temin so l1eC'J) that in
some cues they were uaina ladden. B•Ml ~ com'9 tlu'oaCla ftre..41•tr0Jed llome.
LOS ANGELES -Many illeur'aliens applying for amnesty, incl~lll
those younttt than 16 and older tfian 6S. would bt allowed to skip reg~
Enalish and civia tesu under rqulations pro~ b} 1mm1gration otliciaJI.
The proposed cbanan also would el.iminate the test requirements for amnesty
apphcants who have completed hiah school. a hi&h school equ1 valcncy coune
or oM year of study in a state-accmiited school. ln addnion. applicants could
sk.ip the tats if they. succcssfuJly complete 30 b.ours of a required 100.bovr
En1lish tanauaee and citizenship cou~. "W~'re interested 1n aettin& u many
people throuah the amnesty prosram as possible," said William Kina, director
of legalization for the Immigration and Naturalization Service's Western
Reaion. where most of the proposals originated.
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Death ·penalty in 'bat11-ouse m _urder' reversed
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -A death .b.tence
reversal in the 1978 "bathbou1e murder" will
remove an obstacle to 1everal pendina capilll
murder trials in the state, an attorney in the case said. .
Thursday the California Supreme C.owt
unanimoualy revened the death sentence of a Lona
Beach man for a 1978 murder outside a ~bliC
bathhome, 11yina there wu inadequate evidence
that he bad robbed his victim.
It was the 3Sth death penalty rulina &om the
court this year and th'e aintb revenal.
The court upheld the mutder conviction of
Oscar Lee Morris despite a fi~ of serious
mi1eonduct by the prosecutor, aad It allowed a
robbery ~lion that could not have been
prosecuted teparatel}' became of t.be P11111Je of
time to be the basis of a capilll murder ctwwe.
1be last rulina will remove will remove an
obstacle to several Pendina capilll murder trialt in
the state, said Deputy Attorney General Tbomaa
Wilhite, which ICftCnlly involve crimes that were
not solved for a number of years, while the
deadline f~r prosecution of the non-murder
cha.raes exptred.
Moms. 43, who recently completed u apt-
Blaze can't evict LA falcona .
year sentence for second«&ree mwder and
manslaughter in two 1979 killinp, fices a new
sentence of up to life in prison. '
He was convicted of mu_rdetjna William
Maxwell. .shOOtiDJ him twice &om clOle ranee
from a restroom 10 a public bathhoUle. While a
· motiye has. not been established, "the evidence
stronaJy sugnts that homosexual prostitution was
involved," the coun said.
• First«Jree murder by ittelfis not arouncts for
the death pen~lty. However, the jury found that the
murder was committed in the coune of a robbery.
a capital crime.
Blood ezploltadon •alt aplleJd
LOS ANGELES-The state Supreme Coun may bt asked to rule on u
unprectdcnted lawsuit by a patient who claims that a docsor paiented and
commercially exploited rare properties in his blood without his pmniasjon.
Thursday the 2nd District Coun of Appeal reversed a lower court's dismi..t
of the sun. which was filed by John Moore. 43. of Seattle. apinst UCLA and a
medical researchn. The S3-P1fC decision says that blood and uuue constitutes
a person's .. property inltrnt. A medical researcher 1s no mort entitled to a
patients' body ussue without their pemuss1on "than any other intrudet" on any
otherpropeny." Attormys for the university and the researcher. Dr. David W.
Golde. said they would ask the state's top court to rtview and reject the
appellate ruling. and to uphold the trial coun's dismissal of the case.
LOS 1'.NGELES (AP) -A pair of perearine falcons apparently still
consider the Union Bank buildiDJ ~ home deaptte a fire Monday that burned
offices several noon below their biah-rite f'OOlt. . .
.. They.re fine, "1aid Union chairman John ~. wbo monitors the
birds' nest on the 39tb floor by a eloted-circuit te&eviaaon in his office a floor
below.
Althouab the 39-story akytcraper ia their home, the falcons don't usually
roost there at niabt. Harripn explained.
"Thc,r ~iaht have~ on top of the Fint Interstate or Arco or IOme other
hither bua"!iDf or a hiah ndio or television anten8' At niabt when they sleep,
The· moment you apply
· · ~for a home loan, they feel ~ tn hjpr placles." be said. .
The ~nttwere brouPt to Union Bank m yan 11D by tbe national
Perqrine Furid and the Western Foundati°' ofVenebrate ZoolosY in an effort
to rwstablisb tbe · in the-downtown area.
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And believe us, it'll be I
usefu~:f ecause as soon as you begin
the loan process, you'll want to be just as accessible as we are.
Y<E>u see, we've-or rather, you've -r-just created
what is probably the finest home loan in the history of
\>
banking. It's called ·The Home Loan by Popular Request.
Anet it's basedf}n the su~stions made by you and hope-
ful home buyers lilce you. I
~ One of the thn;gs people told us is that speed
is critical. So, among other things, Gibraltar's loan officers
are ~ow at your beck and Code-A-Phone call 24 h<)urs
a day. Including weekends.
And becalise people like your realtor will find
you easier to reach, you can spend less time waiting by
the ph~ne. ~And more time tending to other iniportant
matters. Like shopping for wallpaper.
~ ~ring machine is valued at around $120.
And it's only available for a limited . time.
~it'd~ a ~i ·.
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Buckle up-and--tet set • ...califomiau are about. to be
subjected to one of the most expensive media campaiam ever.
Some ~re even aoina sq far u to call it the bigett fraud
campaian ever.
And it's all about the 0 no fault .. auto insurance initiatives
on the November ballot.
· ... insurance companies are poised and ready to spead
about $23 million to convince voten their measures
(Propositions 104 and 106) are the ones to voce in.
Here's a brief rvndown on the upcomi~:
•Proposition 100. Supponed by tbe Con-
sumer Action Network and triaJ a~ It would reduce
insurance rates for aood drivers 20 percent and establish a
method to rqulaie future increases. (It bu been noted
elsewhere that the so-a.lied consumer aroup_ is not really a
consumer aroup at all, just a triaJ lawyers' lobby.)
• Proposition I 03. Supported by Ralph Nader and
consumtr gr~ups. Dubbed the voter revolt, this measure
would lower msurance rates 20 percent for two yean in some
cases and require an elected iasurance commissioners OK for
futu·rc increases.
• • Pr~position 104. Supponed by the insurance industry.
No:fault msurance would be established for injury car
acndents. ·
• Proposition I 06. Supponed by the insurance industry.
It would ~imit attorneys' fees in con.tingency cases.
The issues are clear. The cam~1gn, however, promises to
be confusing. Possibly even deceiving. .
And all California voters must beware.
Eatel'pl'IM of SllDI V.n.y
Top community
Twelve years ago. a group of Hanford men and women
banded.together to form an organization which was to have·a
more far-reaching effect on the community than even the
most optimistic of them could have predicted at the time.
T~ey were the founders of the Hanford Improvement
Assoca1t1on ...
Seven years later -largely as a result of the effons the
newborn HIA launched in 1976 -downtown Hanford no
longer was just another way station in the valley. Instead, the
city was named the top community in the state, receiving the
coveted Helen Putnam Award for excellence from the League
of California Cities... • ·
Fifteen founders ... set high standards for themselves and
countless others and. by following thro4gh on their goals.
made much of their dream a reality for us all ...
"Because of them,'' says Nateva Solomon, this year's
HIA presi dent. "other cities in California have looked to
Hanfo rd as a model in the redevelopment of downtown. They
all want to know how we did it.
"We tell them that we made up our minds not to let
downtown Hanford die. and we came up with a way to make
1t bigge r and better than ever before."
That's a statement of spirit -not only a legacy from the
past. but also a worthwhile road map for the present and the
fu ture -of which we all can be proud.
Hufonl Sntmel
Your repreSeDtatlV.es · ·
.U.S. SENA TORS • . .
Cranston, Al111 (0), 5757 W. Century Blvd. #515, Los
Angeles 90045. (213) 215-2186. ·
Wilson, Pete (I\), 840 Newpon Center Dr., Suite 240,
Ne wport Beach. 92660. 720-1474. ·
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U.S. REPRESENTATIVES
Badbam, Robert (40t~ Dt1t.·R), 180 Newpon Center
Drive. Suite 240. Ne-..pon Beach, 92660. 644-4040.
Dannemeyer, William (3tdli Dtst.·R> 1235 N. Harbor
Blvd .. Fullerton 92632. 992-0141. ·
Dornan, Robert (31tti Dt1t·R), 12387 Lewis St. Suite 203,
Garden Grove. 92640. 971-9292.
Lungren, 0111 (4!ad Dt1t-R), 555 E. Ocean Blvd .• Suite
505. Long Beach. 90802. (21)) 439-0219.
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Suite 204. San Clemente. 92627. 496-2343.
Mail may be addressed to House Office Building,
Washington. D.C 20515.
STATE SENATORS
Bergeson, Mari111 (S7tlt Dl1t.·R> 140 Newpon Center
Drive. Suite 120, Newport Beach. 92660: 640-1J37.
Campbell, William (31st Dt1t-R) 23161 Lake Center Dr.
El Toro. 92630. 770-55 33.
Green, Cecil (33rd Dlst.-D) J 2631 E.11mperial Hi&hway,
Santa Fe ~prings, 90670, (213) 670-7196.
Royce, Edward 8. (3!ad Dlst.·D) 1661 N. Raymond
l\ vr .. Suite 21 L A.naheim, 92801. 871-0270.
Seymour, John (35t~ Dl1t.-R); 2150 Towne Centre ~lace,
.\nahe1m 9~806. J85· I 700.
l>unng c;cssions. mail may be.addressed to State Capitol,
Sarramcnto. 95814. . ·
STATE A~EMBLVMEN .
Allen, Doris (711t Dl1t.·R), S.91 J Cerritos Ave., Cypfe$s,
()( 16 111. lS2 l-1500. .
Brown. Dennis ( 58tb Dt1t.-R), 1945 Palo V trde Ave.,,
I 11ng Hcach. 908 14, (2 13) 493-SS 14.
Ferguson, Gil (7ttlt Dl1t.·R), 4667 MacAnhur Blv<t.,
\u11c 305. Newport Beach. 92660, 7.S6-066S.
Friuelle, Nolaa (Htti Dt1t.·R), 17195 Newhope,
F nun tatn Valley. 92708. 662-5503.
Johnson, Rott (14tlt Dtlt.·R), I SOI N. Harbor Blvd .•
f-ullcnon . 92635. 738-5853.
Lewis, Jolln R. (17tti Dt1t.-R), 1·940 N. Tustin Ave.,
()range. 92667. 998-0980.
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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
Stanton, Ro1er -I st District, 834-31 I 0
Wieder, Harriett -2nd District, 834-32~0
Vasquez, Gaddi H. -3rd District, 834-3330
Rotll, Don -4th District, 834-3440 ·
Riiey, Thomas F. -5th.District, 834-35'°
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Voters can
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fund crisis
Tom Hayden nowswlms in
the Democrats' mainstream
Former 'Chicago 7' radical mellowed,
planning to run for congressional seat
ATLANTA-The irony is not lost the week" because of his book and the
on Tom Hayden. It couldn't be, since 20th anniversary of the Cbic:aao
someone - a 1·oumalist, usually -clashes.
DAN
WALTERS
reminds him o it several times each The tumultuous events of 1968, in
day. which Hayden played ·such a critical show business-West Anaetes Twenty years ago. Hayden was the role. led to fundamental changes in political community.
long-haired, establishment-baiting, how the Democratic Party operates. His political debut in California
sloganeering spokesman for the anti-The party now is mort internally was a challenge from the left of
. Vietnam War rtvolt at the Demo-democratic, but it also has been Democratic Sen. John Tunney in
cratic National Convention in · Chi-remarkably unsuccessful in winnina 1976, a liberal.
cago. presidential elections ever since. Tunney won the primary, but to
The violent overreact.ion of the The internal changes please Hay· • this day, many Democrats blame the
Chicago police -an investigative den. but ironically, he's been preach-· Hayden challenge for his loss to a
commission later called it a "police ing that the party must pay mote Republican that year. Then-Gov.
riot": -ruptured the already attention to economic development Jerry Brown feared Hayden would
fragmented· Democratic Party, and and the conc~rns of baby-boomer run against him in l 978and reached a
Hayden emerged as the nation\ most suburbanites. political accommodation with Hay.
famous 1960s radical. . In the convoluted , political den. who bad founded a lf'IM-rooll
:Toda y, he's a wealthy. self-de-terminology of the day, that makes political orpnization.
scribed "born-again Middle Ameri-him a "neo-liberal" of the Gary Hart Brown provided Hayden with
caJt,'" a thrcc·term ~mocratic Cali-variety -at least until Hart self· _some patronage appointments, both
. forpia statt assembl~an.from Sa11ta destructed. In thrs year's presidential personal!)' and for desipees. that
·Monica, a celebrated author, and a struggles. he identifies more with gave him political leaitimaty. ·In
Michael Dukakls delegatetothe 1988 ·technocrat Michael Dukakis than rtturn. Harden protected Brown's
Democratic National Convention. with preacher ·Jcssc Jackson. left flank. n 1982, as Brown was
His radicalism of the 196(>1 has -Ha yden has, in the parlance of the being rttired by California voters,
evolved into the mainstream liberal-earlier day. mellowed out. H~ydcn won an Assembly seat.
ism of the 1980s. even though to some He admits to have· been "very He's maintained a fairly low profile
veterans and conservatives, he and wron_g" and ''overly romantic" about in the state Lq.islature, despite sicr-
actress wife Jane Fonda remain . the intentions of the Vietnamese i6dic assaults by his conserv~~vc
symbols of wartime dislo¥lllty. Communists, and having had a foes, and bas conccntrate4 on $Uch
He spent most of his time in "numbed sensitivity to any anguish issues as toxic waste and workplace
Atlanta doing delegate business, or confusion J was causing to U.S. safety. He commutes to Sacramento
promoting his q.~w and critically soldiers or to thtirfamilics .... " from Santa Monica almost every day
acclaimed book OT memoirs ... Reu-And he wonders aloud about "why by plane. His hobbies are purely
nion," bein& interviewed, and playini my friends and I thought we were middle-dass: basebaU and deep.tea
politic.al mentor to a group of young entitled tQ change the world .... " fi shing. \ )
Brat Pack actors (Rob Lowe, Allie Hayden knocked around the coun· Hayden's neitt big political · o~
Sh~y. Judd· Nelson. ct al). Each try after 1968 and his subsequent portunity will come when Califoma.a
morning, Hayden convenes a break-conspiracy trial. He landed in the Congressman Mel Lcvine&ivesupbis fast issues seminar for the actors and radical community in Berkeley but seat to run for the U.S. Senate,
others in his political orbit. was. in effect. expelled for beinJ-in possibly in 1982. That's when Hay-
But there are constant reminders of the minds of cnt1cs -too politically den win try to take his much-revited
what happened in 1968, and he's not ambitious. He drifted south into political act to Waihinaton.
uncomfortable with them. Last week. Southern California. met and mar-Do ,,.,,.,., 11 • •~i.tl
ABC-TV named him as its "person of ried fonda. and became part of the col•.,.,•I.
Newr land preserve wou14 be
• • y
better used as llving space.
No one is goini to like this column. back riding a~d camping .. '
The column will be. detested by What about hvma? I looked at the
environmentalists. It will be hated by ~·ctures of this land and envisioned slow-powth activists. It will be scorntd by nearly every resident of autiful master.planned com-
Oraogc Coun~. And it will be f.:tly munities. I saw young couples in d' l'ked b c ecstasy over a home of thetr own. as 1 Y nge ounty uper-families with children la"• .. ina and visor, Thomas Riley. ..... playi nJ in neighborhood perks and
MARTIN
BROWER
But I hav~ to write this column pools, and older cbuplcs enjoyiq the
bcause it expresses my feelinas'. and serenity of a home in the· canyons-~ -. Jlt." perhaps the fttlinp of a few others in place for people. lmne, . JV ICT'CS contrjbuled ~ the Orange County -even if only a tcry . county an 1973 -most of which is few others. · ln~tead. w~ W1ll have Pl~ ra,.n still in weeds. I · makma certain that the relatively few
All riaht. then. here it is: J don't like hikers. horse beck ridcn and cam pen But ~"County Deeds boutia&
the present ~·ven rec.ently 10 the don't desecrate the pris!ine area. . .• 9ranee. -O>Un~y bD relati~ littfc
County of in honor of Newspa~· r reports state that "this lind stdl a~lable b ~ ad Supervisor Riley's irthday. 1 · de ·11 · " has sltne oftbc bat -no. mate that coasta wa mns .... ., remain •Of· tbebeit midcntialdewlopa .-The pre9e11t was 1,408 acres of: ever aloof from Oranae County's bom ':-. ; . •-
can)'.on land. pictured in the Daily frenetic development." . ebualden 111 the entire nauoa to · . . · createtfanned communities oa wbat Pilot and in other Oranae County I.like that word "aloof." It ca ... urn little llnd mnainL · daily newspepm, presented by the 1 d · h ... . Mission ViejoCo.aspermancntopcn an use m 1 e southern, f>irl of It hurts me to tee thi1 lovely lud s~7·, looked at the lovely c.anyon °';:~ .::~n~ty 50 ":1~na &ach ~ed~~~~.= :-;e~'ie:jt.:;~
I d I Id I t. k fthe and·Lquna will1'eaddedto communataes. an · cou on )' 1 an ° many ~una Laurcl1 RqionaJ Parle and homes which could ave been located lrvJne Coest Wildemess Parle to fiorm All ljaht, tht land has been dedi· then:, and on tbe 96 7 acres of land . cated; SO let'sall fcqn our urt.n W.y
dona.ted e.artier to the County of a 1 •.000.acre ~belt strctchana of life -tennis, bOatins, lhoppina, Orantetobeco~ofthecou1ny'1 from U.u~ Nipel to Newport · drivina. aolfi~ rmdilll. auani ..
feaional part sy11em. · Beach, and 11 rcponedly home to ~ entenainins ud anendi-
1 ruule deer, bobcats. mouncain lions, cultural --c..-.--. _ _,, bi..: ·~ M0tt0ver, the 18nd will 'become 6poaums. raccoons and pay foMI. cu .,.. '"' .. ...__ -0 11111U.
pend a S,OOO«re ,.._.. ~ in Now tnaJ,r, I hive a cat m11elf I~ let's ride boneblck. hike
On• County's CGet1i1 lfta. • ftlOlCd Mufftn, and I bave· IM»dai11t ip the wilclernell and~ out.
Newapaper ~ of the la--inst this MIOftment of aaiJDlll ~ .-.. ii aoup. a..•• IMM ID I «>l4Cn tift &om 11ae-Mitlioe. fU'ftiN Wullra waMm into tbeir wild Ucl ._. to;in9c1a lllld to Viejo eo., • ,.n or hi ,.~t, P!lthl . .._, 1 a11o. Hb'tnn. women and .1bete .,.. •ldoor ICtivitia Ltc'•
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To thc;Editor: Like the rcaularity of the swallows
retuminJ to capistrano, the (u= or public education is apin
with an uncena.in future. Every· summer the hope-for a
quality educational prosram is tolled
beck and fonb like a political vol-
leyball by California Assembly mem·
hers and senators. Both Democrats
and Republicans debate their dif·
ferent political philosophies while
~owly whittling away vital educa·
uonal propams.
Education is supposedly receiving
an. 8.2 pcrcetlt i~ an fundina (state, federal and local) over the
previous year. However, this incrue
1s figured on a cumulative basis; each
protram does not receive this amount
1n new money. Presently, the governor ii only
considerina a 4.1 percent cost of
livina adjustment for school districts.
Assumina this figure is not adjus~ downward (and the governor untal
recently threatened to µse an inflation
adjustment of 2. l percent), a '4.1
percent increase wiU not cover the
costs attributed to inflation and
srowth, let aJone provide for sc;hool
improvements.
Home-to-school transportation
services are so drastically under-
funded that districts are forced to use general-fund monies to subsidize the
additional costs of the service - a
cost that the courts recently said
could not be shared by the parents.
Money once earmarked for the
classroom must now be re-directed to the streets. Coupled with class sizes
that arc a national emberissmcnt -
SOth in the nation -is it any wonder
that educators are flecma the
classroom'!
What public education in Cali-
fornia needs is a stable fundini base.
alonJ with a pr~am that addretses
pubhc education s need for instruc-
tional improvement and district a~
countability. .
Fortunatelyi'tbis November such a
possibility wi I be presented to the
vot.cn in California.
An amendment to the state Con-
stitution entitled .. School Fundina
for Instructional Improvement and Accountability" promi1n to estab-
lish a minimu01 level of state fundina for school and community colleae
d.istricts, wbil.e also takina-aim at
some of the lrissins issues confront-
ina public education today. With a positive vote.of confidence I this fall, the annual tua-0f.war ritual
over the fundina of education may
finally leave Sacramento. Only then
will local school districts be able to · 1
pursue lona·raltfC school financina 1
aoals and objectives without fearina
the elimination of funds became of politiql bickering. _
Some traditions deserve to be
retired -the annual summer 1quat>-
blin1 over the funding of public
education is one of them.
RIC STEPHENSON
President
I Capistrano Unified
. Education Allociation
. T ODAY IN HIST ORY
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Today is Friday, Jul~ 22. the 20'4th
day of 1988. Thert are 162 days left in
the year.
Today's hiahli&ht in history:
On July 22. J 914. bank robber John
Dillinaer was shot to delth by f~I
gents outside Chi~'s 8iCJp'lph
Theater, where he bid just teen the
Oark Gable movie "Manhattan
Melodrama." Dillinger's violent end
capped a 14-month crime ·~ that earned him celebrity as well as
notoriety. ,
On thas date:
In 1 S87. a second En&lish colony-
also fated to vanish unacr mystenous
circumstances-was established on
Roanokt Island off North Carolina.
In J 8441 Analican clefsyman WiJ
liam Arch1t.,kf Spooner wu born i
London. Spooner, who became war
den of New Collqe, Oxfonl. llined
reputation for tran..,UQI Words
puU of words whale speakina
erron that came to be knowil a .. spoonerisms."
In 1916, a·bomb went off'durina a
Preparedneae Day parade in San
francite0 killins 10 people.· ·
In 193l American aviator Wiley
Pose completed the ftnt IOlo ftilbt around the world in seven da)'I, 111111
houn.
la 1937, the Senate rdected Presi-
dent franklin D. ltooacvelt'•
proposal to ~en-the Supreme
Corri~9.42, lllOlinc rationina be.an in
the UnitecfStates durina WortcJ War
II.
In 19.-1._.AUied focm captured Palermo ~ly.
In 191',, tht Houte of Repeeeenca-
tiva joined the Senate ln ¥0U11 to
restore the American dtizeeshiD of
Confedmte Oen .. Robeft E. Lee. more daaa a century after u deldL
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alrablt but obviously bard-knuckled
c:art.on bas a tale, but none can reveal
an)1hina but a brief' flub llllimt the
faCade of an intricately, inemiously
pec:ted 74 yean.
~comments came in advan« WI week. .. almolt like obituaries,''
he aid u preparations prosieaed for
the ~ event. There are no obits for c:artson; there art many 19nniQP.
This SOtb anniverury itRlf 11 one. "AJl the boys .lianed decJarationa." he said this weei. .. We have four
opentinJ IJOUPI for the various
compenJeS, and each P'OUP bu a
numberofpraic!ents. Each president
si&ned. their staffs. too:·
What they siped were promises to
employ all their mourcn in raisins
revenues to more than $9 billion a
year in 1992 ... F..acb bas a pl,"
Carlson said. "Eadl knows what he
lwtodo."
It's a tradition. When Carlson
formed bis fint co~peny. Gold Bond
(Tradina) Stamp Co. that serviced
sroccry stores, be bepn writina his
pis on little slips of paper and
putting them in his wallet.
"Wntina down the pl," he ex-
plained, ''tends to keep your from
strayina too far." Over the yean be
never missed a p.1, ext.ravapnt as
the pis mi&ht have seemed to
someone who knew the con1e11ts of
his· wallet. · .
. "from 1938 to 1978 I lf'eW I bit
more than 30 percent a year com-
pounded," he related. "I reached SI
billion in 1978, and then I dropped
the pl hick to IS percent a year."
Bia companies just can't arow as fast
as small ones.
··At I S percent a ~ a company
will double in about five yean. In
'· 1982 I hit $2 billion. But in 1987 I '· bare!Y made S4 billion -made it by
just S200 million." That is. revenues I reached $4.2 billion.
Revenues of that amount would
put Carlson Companies about I 2Sth
· on the Fortune SOO list of larlest.
publicly hekt companies. But Carlson
1s private and so isn't listed. thouah it
owns some of the best-known corpor-
ate ~n in America.
To a~pt doublina a SI million
company ut five yean is ambitious.
And Carlson's operations already are
4.000 times that. But. he said, ... '-~ wanted to ao for $8 billion." ·
Carlson was too sood a teacher. i over the SO yean his key penc>llftel t absorbed his drive. "The mt of the guys wanted to better my record." he Said ... They set a pl of 17.S percnt
powth for five yean. or $9 billion-
plus in 1992 ... OTC UPs .~ D o ~N s
thi~ over to his IUOOellOI', _...
law f.dwin C. "Sk.ip" a.. 1'111
challelw is hi,.
Over the yean, CarllOll did it llil way. .., never had a loae.,...
viuon," he said in anna IO •
question. "I wujustconc::enaecl..._.
the comina year... Thote ·liUll ,..
minden in h11 wallet were dw ...
uPD"aded annually. ·AU the time he remained •
entrepreneur. a creator rather 1Ma a
corporate executive, discoverial. •
venting. devisina and always C' ..... ing his own moves. PerhaPI a tllil
reason he remembtn thie ae-
learned and'can teach them.
For just about anybody~
in the business world: "Don't Wllilllr
somethina to happen. Wbat ....,
you reaJly be happy doin-1 Li.-• your hean . rather than Piii .._
something that isn't riaht for yo&• On raising money: "If you._ a
youna entrepreneur withovt IDaMf
don't to to the bank. Go 10 tlle ,,.,
you'll be attting your supptia,....
He'll want you to pow 11 a _.
tomer." .
Behind that advi~ is a .__
learned: Jn 1938. Carlson IOUllat a S 1.000 bank loan and wu tUrMd
down. Now he has a SIOO miltioe
rcvolvina credit line with tbe -bank. He miaht not for"F(. but k
fOf)i ves.
On llours worked: "We = work· six days. I fold all my · .
that by workina five days we aay widi
the rest of them. On the sixth day wt
,etahead ohbem. .
"We'd come in on Saturday, IOIDe
in sportS clothel. We'd talk.~ ideas. We'd eat lunch and
leave early. but these were tbe moll
productive houn because we com-
municated.'.'
As he grew. the stakes did. too.
Growth meant ever-pater rilb.
Internal powth wasn't always suffi-
cient. and 30 pm:ent of today's
revenues is from acquisibons. ·
"All biie sue." he wd. .. We don't
try to buy somethina like Texaco. I
like to sl«p at niabL Just bite size,
and I take good penonnel with me."
Did be ever doubt. or lose con-
fidence?
"I don't remember it u a question
oflOllna confidencie. but I remember
running scared. when' I knew the
amount of money needed for suPDties
and inventories could put me under,"
ht answered.
Do some of the dire economic
forecasts today disturb him?
Carlson ttfltttcd. may even have I , had second thoua,hts. "I nevermis\ed
. NEW Y2!K l~--r:e~ouJ:.. .a aoal.and I d,on't 1qnt to mU..oae fn,,_-ri''; .ms · I::'::::'~ : now." he said. Gradually he is tumint
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-n,e prosrcss of my company has
never coinoded with the economic
forecasts." he u id. "You just cannot
find a co(TC)ation between my chart
· and ihe economic cban .
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PUBLIC AUCTlON
Orl~ntaf Furnitur~. Cloissont.
J~w~fry, col~ctib'~s .
Am~rican & Euro~an Bronzts
Porc~lain Vas~s. Tiffany Stylt Lamps
· plus Handmad~ P~rsian & Ori~ntal Rugs
To~ IGd to tfW ~ ~
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DEAR ANN LANDERS: I am 24
Jean old and the iet1er from "Mia
· im" struck a chord with me. She taid -you-s~uld-quit trttina people to~
counsehna when you can't come up
with a better answer.
I, too, used to think you were co~ina out, then I realized that my
•• lMms
· 1eff-destructive behavior was killina me and I would never ,et better
' without professional heJp. mental health profeuional, he or she
, 1 was bulimic at the qe of t 7. L sh~u~ try the cle!n o! a support
stayed that way for five yean. Finally, group. I owe. my"1ire'-to counselfna. I soupt help by sttina a psychiatrist and you can t get a better endone-
nd · th m e n t t h a n t h a t. -a going to gr:oup erapy. SCHERERVILLE, INDIANA.
· Tears arc in my eyes as I write this.
and 1 am shaking. I doubt that I will
ever go back to forcina my.elf to
throw up several times a day, but tile
memory of what I did and why I did it
is still fresh in my mind and it is very
' frightening. .
Ann. I think your responses are
very good. but there is no way that
1 you could have come up with an
1 answer that would have -mack any
1 difference. If a person can't afford a
DEAR INDIANA: ftukl fer Site
back.,. ~· fer &lie ree.1'4: C..· Hien ... t Hive pnblem1. 'l'lteJ pt'
&llelr ,.deatl to 1ee &Map la a •mernt Upt so t11e:r ea fiM &lie
..... -dlelr .... • • • DEAR ANN LANDERS: This is
for tha~ sclf·p!tying bof'.C who wants to
commit su1c1de. I wish to heaven
she'd go ahead and do it.
I've listened to these crybabies for
20 years. You 1.ivc them advice and •
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1 ARI~ (March 2J-April 19): Preuure exists to "cut
loyalty to cause needless suffering. Applies Jo personal
and professional activities. Know when to let go. Rcfu~
to be "whipping bOy." Aries. Libra play roles. ' tosts." Emphasi'S on -------r expansion, curiosi-·
ty, ability to obtain
~ fa~ts. You'll be ap-
-proached rcgard!ng
I investment paying
1 hi&bcr-than-avcrage
· dividends. Gemini
S~DIEY
01111 , involved.
TAURUS (April .
! 20-May 20): Ten<kncy e•ists to overlook details. Key is to
, become familiar with riahts and permissions. lep1
commitments. lt'is necessary to revise, review. possibly to
· relocate. Scorpio plays dominant role.
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Stress independence.
inventiveness. Willinsnns to start anew. You'Jl ,lcirn
where you stadd in love relationship. you'll also know
how to take greater charge of your own destiny. Leo is in
picture.
SAGl'M'ARIUS(Nov. 22-Dcc. 21): ~mily"~t'' is
revealed-despite initial emotional brui~. you'll benefit
as result. Follow hunch. agree to reunion. Emphasis on
teaching. kaming. dining in gourmet style. ·
CAP.RICORN~Occ. 22-Jan. 19): Wbat had been kept
from you is now available. Pleasure prihciplc
.emphasized. spotlight on popularity. social activity ..
travel. Horizons e•pand, you'll have lcsitimatc reason to·
. GEMINI (May 21-Junc 20): You'U have chance to
work yourself -out of what could be embarrassiDJ
situation. Express ideas. 1Ct thouJbts on pe~r. submit
written material. Member of opposite sex may merely be
celebrate. Gemini featured. ·
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Money will be.· ~i~.~~~~~u~~W~~~:.~~~~=~~~~~~==~~~~~~~~~~~--~---~-~~~.~v~-~
Stress confidence. know-how. acumen in connectio11 with · COft1Plet• tetevtelon lhtlnga In SUndaf'•.l'V PtloL ...
, flirting. business. cam:r. Break from trad~tion is necessary. · · ' · ' · ·
Scorpio represented. : '• , CANCER(Junc 21-July 22): Your advice issouaht by
family member whose marriqe is threatened. Be
diplomatic. but refuse 10 be obseQuious. Major wish is
fulfilled in surprising manner. Taurus. Libra fiaure
prominently.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): What you seek ii close at ~
hand. but temporarily hidden. You'll ultimately ,et credit
now withheld. Streamline techniques, 1Cparatc fact from
fantasy. S«nario accents "film work. .. Pisces involved. • YIR~ (Aug. 23-Scpt. 22): aash_of ideas featured,
' rtlat1vc invofvcd. legal battle w1lr.tic won. Scenario
. highliJhts intensity. responsibility. a~reness of deadline.
, You 'II be concerned with au torn.obi le and other insurance
• rates.
LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Don't permit suppOsed
PISCES (Fcb.f 19-March 20): You'll encoun1tr
individual who claims to be lonely. depressed. Tttis is only.
partiiflly true. you could be "set up" for loan. Examine
motives. facts. don't fall victim 10 self-deception. On
guard.
IF JULY U IS YOUR BIRTHDAY current cycle
emphasizes maatal status. family. activities which bring
you in front of public. You'll dolhccptionally well in
dealings. with wom~You ,coul~ also su~ in
connection wiTh catenng, restaurants. foOd. Tfierc could -
also be an addition to family. Gcraini, Virgo. Sasittarius
people play imponant roles in your li(e. You understand
showmanship. display. possns senK bf drama.¥ ou make
fresh start in August and could fall madly in love. ..
Requiem f .or 'summer c8:riip ~
In lhe ~inning. there was "sum-
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mer camp.' And it was swell.
, Kids slept in cabins with two-inch
with management and accounting -
and even success camps where there's
a physical endurance.segment. . The bidding:
1 ' mattresses that smelled like dirty
socks. Mosquitoes filed night plans.
And anyone who used soap or took a
' shower was a mama's boy and
''needed work." ·
There was a schedule of activities,
but no one followed it. Most of the
1 day was spent gathering animals to weren't structured moqh, so they
hide in people's beds at ni&)lt. There decided to build a few tennis courts
' was food to be wadded up and ulcd and call it a "tennis camp" where you
for bait. And-you could be busy could hit 10.000 balls a day and
forever throwinJ rocks at anythina squeeze a tennis ball d)Jring dinner to
, that looked like at was rtlalling. strengthen your forearm. Then a
·The nights were busy. There were voi~ said. "As long as they're away
' counselors to make miserable and from homc1 let 'cm lose WCJaht.'' and
scare half to death. There ·were they called it a "weiaht-loss camp"
: licenses to issue to stupid kids you where kids could graze through three
talked 'into going "snipe huntina." meals a day and chin themselves on
There were plans to make to run tree limbs.
I naked through the camp with paper For several yean. this WU so. Then bus on your heads. · someone really aot serious and de-
therc just weren't cnoupi hours in cided to create a computer camp
the week to do all the mischief you where kiduat hunched over a pme
had planned. You ~ad . to con a that talked back ~nd they bonded
counselor out of (orb1dden matchd . with software.
by tellina him you wanted to burn a · Adulls tqanJo look at campina as
I And spyi ng -if you did it 7 camp Tor' cntreprencun. whctt .busi-
Today l~t sounds of qickets arc'
drowned o u·t by computer printouts.
Vuinon luyagc has replaced the
laundry duffel bags. and microwaves
beep where campfires crackled ·with
green wood.
I'll bet they don't 'even pack
flashlights 10 shine on Frankenstein
faces in the dark~
Nortll East Soatll West
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Opening lead: King of .
Which is the more skillful game.
bridge or chess? Great argument has
raged for many a year. but you
~now where our bet lies. We need
Doctors and druggists
proflted in Prohibiti()n
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Prohibition was awfully aood to man. F10anc1ally. the -Aoman: That's
doctonand drugists. Alcohol other-prrtt~ -Aell established
. wise iUepl, was lepl for medicinal .
purposes. Writing and fillina of ·· ' Q. In what son of J\l~ 1n this
alcohol prescriptions suddenly tum~ countf) are you most likel~ to be
ed into big business. mur<ltrcd~ ~-U .S. pres1denc~. With a murder
Q. Of all thr diets IQ lost weight. for eve~ .p .. man-~ears. .
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only cite this historical reference. The. auction:is .a· nag ht mare, but
About 150 years ago.~ Frenchman that doesn't mean that three no
named Guillaume le ijreton Dcscha-· trump is an easy contract to defeat
pclles was regarded as bolh the t>cst • •ftcr West 's lead of the king of ctia·
chess player and whist player of'his monds is taken by East's acc.' With
day. 'He remarked that, within a few routine defense, declarer can take
days of learning chess, he was able four spades. four clubs and the ace
to defeat the reigning world champi-of heans. Not e"·en a lo-., heart at
on, and that thereafter he never trick 1wo ·will do-W~t's queen
found anything new to learn about 'loses 10 dummy's ace and. since
1he game. Whis t, however. always West has no entry, decilarcr will ,
prcsemtd new chaHcnaes. and he walu ho me "11h niM trihs. '
felt he wollld never complete!) mas--The winning defense is the Dn-
1er it. ctapelles Coup. East must switch to
Now whist is a forerunner .. and the · king of hearts at the second
simpl~r version. of bridjc. A coup trick, and declarer has no counter.
discovered by Deschapcllcs. and Whether or not he wins immediate-
bcaring his namr. is still one of the ly. WHt .has an entry .and <he de·
most dramatic defensive plays a"ail-fcn~·will take seven tricks beforr
able. : ~larn ca~. utilize his clubs.
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39 Formerly 11 Remaining ·
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: tick off your btick. You had to attend a retreat from phones and -elevator
• craft clas5cs tQ finish· the-roach motel music.So they established camps for
: you were building fort~ firtent. ''Strn.l,UncXr.Jbutan."Now1herc"sL
; took maybe 20-30 h'ours a.wee . ncss p1-nning, markoting, finance
And camp was good. and gQal setting are coveml-one for
what's the simplest?
A. Become a v*tarian.
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Q. Who were ..\nn BOhn~ and Mary 44 Spike 27 French rivef
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.In Southern AIJ,iers is one special
truck route around low ovcrpesses
established years ad}M>lcly to trans-
port giraffes. You cait't mate giraffes
duck. They won't do it.
A. Pirates. In 'the 18th century.. ~Holtday 90nQ : = unit
Pistol-packing \word swingrrs. both. ' 411 Soakecl 31 Vegetable
They hved·lik(' men. almost butinol ~2 He met• 32 Ol!I herb
quite: Mary Riad ~1e~.1n chtldbinh. 56 ~~~ 1001 33 F1oof cover·
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to be paid
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COmmtttee plans
to make payments
to top competitors
COLORADO SPIUN05, Colo.
(AP) -The U.S. Olympic Commit-
tee said Thursday that for the first
time ever it plans to make direct cash
payments to tC?P. American athletes to
help offset tmnina costs. .. It is &imply no lonatr possible for a
world class athlete to compete suc-
cessfully and at the same time earn a
liviqa 1n a full-time job, .. USOC
president Roben H~lm1ck said.
"Our ultimat~ 1oal is to provide
our top-level athletes With sufficient
support for livina and traini111 ex-
pensc:s_..so that they may spend the
time necessary to train and compete
internationally ...
The direct payments are part of a
$2S million proposal that includes
job and scholarship prosrams · for
athletes. Money would come from
sales of 1988 Olympic coins.
The national governing bodies of
individllal sports would determine
which top athletes receive the direct
paymenu. But the payment itself
would come directly from the USOC,
said spokesman Mike Moran.
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stretch the money as far as they
wan\, .. he said. "Ther can select 20 Like a bird . people or 200 people.·
;1111
In the ~ of college competitors, G~ I.oaiaDU atenda bla ume ID· a 9WUl
payments would not be made if they din darliaa competltloll at tlae U.S. Oat-·
conflicted with NCAA or othn" . · ·
eli&ibility rules, he said. • .
door Champlonablpe in Inine. LoaonU
won the I-meter .prtnpoud ~anclay.
The program was approved in · , . ru:~~n1n~i~~,i~~it:r~TlLe1•1•at·q· ·ua· lr' ~Jes i·a· ~::=lein~o~e:~.t~~p;:'ov~~ U, .&:. . . . ,l,i,,I, ·
the program would beain in 1989. · •
1,500
lnthepast,someathletes-suchas Newport Harbor HtghprOduct While Tarpenning won the vault with thebesteffon track stars -have received appear· _ by an American this year and moved into ninth place on
ance fees from sponsors and subsidies fourth In heat at 0 lymplc Trials . the all-lime list. . Bright captivated the crowd or I 0. 7 46
from federations to help offset the with his determination.
eost oftraining.. After finistiing second in the decathlon. taking i 2
.. It is tough (trainina without t From staff ud wire reports vaults during the competition. he came back in the open
·adequate funding)." · Olympic dis-vault and finishe<j founh at 18-8. whttc he madt nine
tance runner Mary Decker Slaney INDIANAPOLIS -Costa Mesa's Brian Theriot, a attempts before going out with three misses at 19--0.
said. "This is the first year. really, that New(>On Harbor High product. qualified ·for the He began"' competing in the decathlon at 9 a.m. and
I've had.any fundinPv'fhis isa step in semifinals of the 1.500 metersat the U.S. OlympicT~k finished.vaulting at 9:15 p.m. ·.
the right direciioft. e proaram will and Field Trials Thursday. _ . . Earl Bell. the co.bronze medalist in the 1984
be a ht6e broader. ven thou&h you Theriot, who was placed.in what turned out to be the Olympics .. finished second in the vault at 19--0 and Billy
·att allowtd endorsements. track is fastest of the four'first·round heats: w~sclocked in 3:41.6 Olson. who cleared 18-8 on his first try. edaed Bright for
not a· ~mor spon like )ennis or · to finish fQurth in his race. the final spot on the U.S. team.
basketball. So I think it's really • "It was ·one of the most physical races I've been in," Only Joe Dial. the outdoor record-holder at 19-61/1
needed.'' · he said. "I was bumped a couple of times and ran a lot who failed to qualify for the final. and Olson. the indoor
-Helmick said the "greatest handi-harder than I. wanted to. But the race has pven me record-holder at I 9-5Yi. have gone higher than Tarpen-
cap oui athletes have today is lack of confidence for tomorrow." · ning. whose previous best was 19-2114.
.financial support as they defote the 'the 1.500 field has been paired to 24 runncn with After clearing 19-Jl/•. Tarpenning missed three times
majorityoftheirtimetotraining." · two semifinal heats on ta'p t~. The top five in eac.h atan American record 19-7 .
. ffe said top USA athletes of world-heat. plus the next two fastest umes;"eam a spot in the Mike Tully. the 1984 Olympic silver medalist. :ctass standing will benefiL from this finals Saturday: missed his only attempt at J 8-4. before dropping out with
program. · · • ..Now i~ where strcnJth and endurance come in, and an injured right Achilles' tendon.
.. It will tiave a dramatic impact on I feel good about myself m that depanment." be added. Earlier;.Gary Kinder. ranked third in the nation. beat
their chances. to ach~ve success in The heat winners in the 1.500.itlcluded Steve Scott Bright bv six points in winoing the decathlon. givina the
comp.etition·s 1eading u'p to. and · and Arkansas' Joe Falcon, both of whom ran leisurel.y. state of (Uino1s both multi~vent titles in the Trials.
inclu<ling the 1992 Summer and ~ottA. the former American rceor,d-holder was timed m Kinder. born in Granite City. Ill... about 20 miles
Winter Olympi~ <;James." . . 3:42.112. while Falcon. the f<?l'T11er NCAA ~hampion. from the binhplacc of heptathlon winner Jackie Joyner-
About S7 mllhon from the com clocked 3:43.87. . · Kersee. completed the two-day. 10-cvent competition
sales bas already been useq ·~ help The other iwo heat winners ran. faster. with Maurice with a career-best 8.293 points. compared wnh Brighfs
athletes prepare for the 1988'01ym-Smith timed in 3:40.67 and Ross Dono&hue in 3:~2.39. 8.287.
··pies. The res( of tbe proceeds will be ~eanwhile. Kory Tarpennina became the second· Mary Decker Slaney. thr American ~ord-holder m
· used t6 assist athletes over the next best American outdoor pole vaulter, clearing 19 feet. ·Jll, the women's 1. 500 meters. ran away from her opposition
four .years as they train for the 1997 inches and overshadowina a coura,eous performance by in the semifinals. winnmg m 4:04.27. the fastest by an
Games. · · · · _ versatile Tim Briaht. Amrrican this year.
Seven players miss
Rams 'Camp deadline
five unsiabed free qients.. one
youna veteran and one draft choice
~ missina Thursday niaht when
veterans ~ required to report to
the Los Angcfes Rams' trainina camp
at Cal State Fullerton.
Defensive linemen Oreg Meisner.
Do Rctd and Shawn Miller all. were
wt ut contracts and missedthe
~orwood Vann all agreed to con-
tracts in time to make the deadline.
Practice was to resume today.
"Ifs obvious we have a problem in
the defensi ve line:· Coach John
Robinson said. referring to the
absence of Miller. Meisner. Recd and
Piel. "but the ship is sailing without
them:·
deadline. VeterancomerbackMickey BeaerlebJ Jeau Raiden
Sutton and ti&ht end ORS Baty also
didn't show 6ecaute they were un·
sianed. ..
In addition. third-year auard Tom
Newberry missed the deadl.ine de-
spite beina under contract. One of the
briaht spots for the Rams the last two years. Newberry rcponedly is await·
· OXNARD -The Notre Dame
connection ofSteve Beuerlein to Tim
Brown connected for one touchdown
to lead the Los Angeles Raiden past
the Dallas Cowboys in a rookie
scrimmage at the Radisson Suite
Hotel. in1 a new contract. · Third-round pick Mike Piel, the Beuerlcin. two yein rrmoved from
• only a..uwt d ft h · Notn Dame but vet to play a down in Rams uns.., .... '" ra c otce. the NFL. slaked bis claim to t.he also remained a holdout. leaviOJ the . . .
Rams ttvm players shon of their 9S. ~tarttna q~~k JOb b>~
man trainiDJ camp roster. ins the Raiden two t wn
Twenty-six veterans rcponed and dnves of the afttmoon.
attended evenin& meetinss. Bt'uerlein completed fi ve of seven
Linebacker Mike Wilcher, runn1na passesfor8SY.lfds.indudinaa7-yard
back Tim Tyrrell and liDCbedcer · scoring stnke to Brown.
Reyn~lds wraps
up Dodgers, 3--2
urgtngPtrates
move ha f-game
backofiNewYork LOI,.....~~
PITTSBURGH !AP) -The Pit-
tsbur&b Pira~ don't scare Orel
.Hersfiiser. All the' do is beat him.
Doug Drabek allowed fi ve b1is in
eight-pl us innings and R.J. Reynolds
had three RBI. including a tiebreak-
ing two-run double in the six th. as the
surging Pirates drfeated the Los
"ngeles Dodgers. 3-2. Thursday night
at Three R1' ers tad1um for their
12th VICtOI) in 13 games.
The win moved the Pirates to
within a half-game of NationaJ
league East-leading l'e"' Yor'C.
which was rained out at homr apins\
Atlanta. The Dodgers have lost three
in a row.
Tht' Pirates beat Hersh1ser. 13-5 ..
for the third time in four dec1s1ons
whik winning their third in a ro"'.
... i:-here·s no big stol) "'1th them
beatmg me. thr~ JUSt got onr morr
. run. f thre"' the b<\11 all ng.h C
He~hiser said. ··R.J. got a coupk of
big hits. I've had some succe!ls against
)lim. now he·s had soroe success
apmst me ... but the Pittsburgh
Pirates don"t stnke an' fear in mv blood.'" . .
Drabek. 8-5. won his third in a ro"'
b) striking out seven and walking
one. Jim-Gott relieved after, Mike
Marshall led ofT the· ninth "'itn his
14th homer and earned his 15th save.
stnkmg out t\\O. ,
··1 didn·t ha'e m' best stuff. I d1dn·t
ha"e m' best fastball so I threw more
curveballs and changeups and maybe
11 hdped keep them off balance:· said
Drabek. who also pitched well in the
scc6nd hal foflast season. "'inning 10
of his last 14 dec1s1ons.
"Right now rn1 pitching well and
thmgs are,soing our wav. What we
have to do 1s u:·to keep It tbat way:·
he said. .
Hersh1ser allo"'ed thre-e runs and
thrre hits in s1A innings to lose for JUSt
the second ume in his last eight
decisions. with both of the losses to
the Pirates:
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July 21-'-ldle.
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• All laatne$ on KAIC (1'0). · •
Shelby woa 't fO oa DL
Outfielder John Shelby of the
Dodgers "'as not placed on the
disabled hst Thu™1a). as had been
an11c1 pated a da~ earlier. the club
said
hdb' was struck on the fiOt"e~
h' his 0"' n foul ball while hittina. in
tht' founh.inningat St. Louis Wednes--
da' i-k "'as examined Thursday by
Pnt hurgh opthamologist Joseph
., 1-;ta and his e'e showed a great deal
ot 1mpro,·ement fro m Wednetday's
namsnauon in St: Louis. the Dod,en
said
Cole. traded to Seattle
The P11tsburgh Pirates. who have
been seeling a power-hiuing out·
1ielder all season. traded Darnell
·Cole~ to the ~ttle Mariners on
Thursda~ night for former AH-Star
outfielder Glenn Wilson. ·
The trade was the second oflhe day
for Seattle. which 1s 1n last place an the
.\mencan League West. The
\1 anners earlier dealt vettran desig-
nated hiller Ken Phelps to the N~
York Yankees for outfielder Ja)
~µhner. pitcher Rick Balabon and. a
pla~cr to be named later.
For Maki, success
par f~r t4e course
Estancia golf er -
earningtagas one
ofto_e am~teurs
By KEVIN BALL
Oalr .... C..••IJ ....
·To so me. success comes eas1h and
earh m life. · ·
For Costa ~tesa·s .\usun Maki. 11
would seem to be also a God-g1,en
talent
Maki. 16. 1s qu1ckl ~ earning the
reputation as onr of the top ama~eur
golfers in Cahfomia after onh hts
second season at Estancia High.
Bring of the soft-spoken 'ant"l).
Maki lS not a man of man} words but
instead prefers to let his clubs do the
tal king.
His ne'(t stop 1s '."-iewha' en. Conn ..
Jul) 24-30. "'here hr ~111 competr tn
the l 'nited tatt'S Junior .\mateur
!'lat1onal Finals at Yale l'n1H~rs1t~
Golf Course
"I just "'ant to get thrre and gJ\e 1t
m' best shot.'' Mak.I wd. "This 1s
probabh one of the biggest amateur
toumanit•nts that I'll have pla~('d so
far. (Lack ot) cons1stenc) 1s a "'rak·
ness for me. I need to play well da}
after da\. but that is somrthmg that
\\111come 1n ti me. .
"I 5houldilil..""cll ~Maki added "I
thinl 1hal 1f l pla} m} best. l c.an pla}
with the best ··
On the strl.'ngth of his second-place
finish at S1ng1na Hills Countr) Club's
Oak Glen Count in El Cajon. Maki
qualified for the field of I S6 amatrur
golfers from across the nation w1th a
two-round totaJ of 141 (7}-68).
The sophomore sensation was
topped onh by Mike Bestor of El
Niguel Countn Club in Lquna
Ni1uel. who -shot a s1ulin1 138
{67-I) to also am a benh to the
finals. Of the 33 golfers who com·
peted on the count. Malci and Bestor
were the only plaV«S to break per.
Talent and ability may eventual!)
catapult Maki into the prokssional
ranks. but his suC'C'CSS 1s due. in part.
to a relentless work ethic and a
Au•tin Maki
passion for the gamr that is un-
paralleled among his peers. Estanaa
Coach "rt Pem said.
"He IS JUSt an cxtraor4mary PLl)'.-cr:· ~m said ... Potenualh. he 'It'll!
be quite a success story at the collegr
level and may eventually do well on
the pro le'"el.
··Ht! ha1d wotk and dedicatton
h:i'c set him apan from 1M others
He'll play a •tounwnmt 1n thr
momma then.tum ri&ht around and
shoot another round of 18 in the
afternoon. Austin has probably pla~ ·
t"d 15 toumamel>ts so f.ar this sum-
mer. . "Th~ game is fun to him. not a JOb
That 1s what wi_ll hdp take him fa r.··
Pcm added. "You have to have the
dts1re to be succeuful in ~ and
that 1s what fun is all abouL
Mak1·s father. Wavnc. feels bis son
will continue to imPn>vc bis pme
kecpmg in mind that practice rmwn~
the key to bis pme.
"He realh• mack up bis mind ~
coupleofyears qotofocuson bisaolf .
aamc.'' Wayne Maki said.. .. He de-
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Cleveland brlllga atrugiling.bullpen in to face Angels .
..Richie will pitcb apin SUftday, hopd\aJly
five or six inninp." EdWards said.
"If everyt~"l is all riebt. .-c11 think about brinaina him and 'wtina him. That will
aUow me to ~ .-ont out of tbr RMatioa
and put him in the bWlpca. ..
That IOIMOM fllilht be 5coa 8lila.
If Baites mows to tbt Wlpn. 1CMneont
wi11 ha~ to niove off* llUD. 'T1ae '-Ii•
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EF...£.i=-t.7.::. for 55th career shutout ol l!wopela ,..y, fl•irt1rd die.._•• ..... •1 .
tournament hillory with • 12-laol ..... "" -...
final bole or the Ave Fll'IDI com-. .. •e· 'Houston moves within five CountryOub. ~previoueU.S. W01111D'1
round nlCOl'd ... .6.'i_~.,, CWJ • ia 197 Je-. of nnl'lders after 2-o victory Caner, 1149 the OICMlll pla,S i8 d9e field. OWIW I ~
,-H19A-..... =~~ ~~ tied for aecaed wida .• l-
aftemOon thundentorm ... ~. 1 ' 'ss allow
'"He will honor that coo-
trlC1." anoncy E.d Milltcia llid "'* RicbardloD .. m...1ec1 by NBA OMn•iWooer David
Siem and the Pll)WI AllOCia. don. .
.. At this poin~ Meda dW tee, .. said Oraat·
Ridwdson's a..-t and
-of the Playen Alloda-tioe.. ... c1 , .. Hilcareer~ bcealeDded
overas. F'J!IUCiaUy, be can play
tbtee or ~~ owr theft at fipra c:ompuable to ssoo:ooo or $600,000 bere. He's in a lituation where be needs that."
Milstein llid be tboulbt tlud nw> yean in Italy
would not lftVCDl Ricbarcfion'1 return to the NBA in
1990, even~ be would be 35 then. .
"One of the atu'ICtive tbi .. is that they play a»
pme schedule," the attorney uid. "That's sipific:antly
less wear and tear.
"There are other conti•ncies. An NBA team
could buy the contract out. There bas been sipificant
interest in him by two teams today, New Jersey and the
(Denver) Nuaeets."
·However, Nugets' GM Pete Babcock said. "Our
roster is pretty well set. Where's be aoina to play'? If we
bri111!n somebody. we'd brina in somebody YOUDICI'·"
Harty Weitman, general manqer of the Nets. said
in 1 statement:
.. We are happy for Micheal Ray Ridwdson in that
the NBA bu confi~ in his rehabilitation and bas
cboseo to reinstate bim. Any return to the Neta will
requm careful consideration by the entire orpnita-
tion. The matter is furtbC'r confuJed by the NBA
statement that Richardson has si&ned a contract with
the Bololna team in the Italian J..eaaue, and may be
obliaated to play there." .
lberc was no confusion on that matter for
Grantham, however. ·~1 expect be will ao over to Italy
for two years,·· be said.
The NBA said Richardson would be a fuU free
qent, eli,;ble to be signed by any NBA team.
''If Richard~n remains drug-free, and otberwitc
comports himself in an apporpriale manner, Rich-
ardson will remain cl~ble to play in t. he NBA when be
completes his Italian Leque contract." the leapae said.
Quote of the clay
W WNU, l..any Bird's qent. OD his
negotiations with the Boston Celtics: "L.any•s not
.avaricious or greedy -but I am."
at 69, finiabin& momenta belon y Wll blbed by
dartnell with TS players adll OD die coum ......
......... playins with a putter be ...... UlinaJllll djee da~ earher, lh9t a 1.unc1er....,. 64 to talre a oae "'* lead after iM•nias round or the a.... Hmtbd
Open in Cromwell, c.oaa. Maltbie. wbo loll tbe
IOUl'lllmeftt in a auddelHteath ~two.,.n llD to lhe O'GnQ and bun't won 11DCC 1915, Md ;.at one boeef while connectina OD leVeraJ ..,....,.. birdie
putll OD the rain-aoftefted peens. Maltbie. Wbo bat
mn.d the cut eisbt times this year and wbolc only~
I 0 finish WU I fiftlt.pl.c:e lbowias in the AJMfy
Williams Open in February, holed lix birdie puttl OI
more ~ IO feet. inchadina a ~footer oa No. 17.
Loal•nle wlm cU.m, crowa
Orea L®Pnis eued to bis 4Sth a national title Ttiunday niabt. capturi.as the
men's 1-mder ~nabc>Ard event at the U.S. Outdoor Divina ClwnpionsbiPJ at
Heritaec Park in lr\'ine. . · ~s, the tWQ-time OI . · told medaliat
from 8oCa Raton, Aa., compiled m poinll-to finiab
well ahead of Ron Meyer of 8lltoa ROuee, wbo bad 600.32. . .
Mark Lenzi ofFredericbbura. Va. wastbird widl
S99.43, followed by J.0 . Mc:Grej_Jr of Million Viejo
with S6S. 77, and Patrick Jetrrey of Madilon., NJ., the
1988 NCAA l ·me~1 3-meter and platform champion
from Ohio Stale, witn 564.42.
Meanwhile, Alison Maisch, a aelf...&nitted lo.na·.
shot to make'the Ol~pic team, won the women's.JO.
meter olatform preliminaries.
Maiacb, of Cherry Hill. NJ., who attends
Louisiana State, received 391.23 pointa for ber eiabt
dives. Wendy Williams of Bridaieton. Moe:' teCOGd
with 390. 7S, while Wendy Wyland of Raton,
finished third with 382.62.
Nine other divm1 includina 1984 Olympic
platform silver medalist Mictiefe Mitchell. alto
advanced to Sunday's final.
Tyaon, Cayton near -ireement
NEW YORK -Hea~t·dwn· ·m pion Mike Tyson and rnlDlltf' Bill Cayt0n
moved closer to solvina their dift'emlc::es
'Thursday and reached an interim qree-
mcnt on dividina the purse from the Michael Spinks
fight.
Tyson received a check for $10 million, Cayton
was paid SS million and trainer Kevin R-ooney Sl.S
million. ,
An additional $3 million remains from Tyt0n'1
earnings in that fight. brinaing the total purse to about
$19.S million.
The two sides will meet ._.m . Tuaday before
Justice David H. Edwards Jr. an New York State ·
Supreme Court to either announce a final ldtlement or
renew talks.
T~ de France ~eader cleared · Leonard-Lalonde n,ht near?
· LE PUY D~ DOME, France-:-~ • s.pr a.1 te.an1 is close to a double •
De)pdo of Spam. t~ leader of this years title match qainst o-Ae Lal•••e which Tou~ ~ France. was c~ Thursday of could "very well be Ray's a..:-· " . IUlplCIOn that he WU takina I beaned drua. I -• • ........ purse, The announcement wu made by an international LA:Ona~d s attorney said Th~~y. .
. jury of commiuionen after the sccond anaJvti• of a Leonard reportedly earned. $12 million for ~P;ldt•na · ,_ ·-1.-las _ _.. a_ De•-.L. "-Mane .... Mant. llqler ma 12-round decil10ll for ~h!"i::~fthc ~,.;.~ ~·K'J ..-. took over the Wo~ld Boxing Council '1iddlewei&ht title on April
Thedil'CC'torofthetour, xAvicr Lou 'complained ~· 1~87 m las V~s. He then reti~ lorthe.tbi~ time.
of "hypdcrisy" and said "Del-An's ~ble victory It 1s very close, M .. e Tra1ller said of the upu~ for 1
could be stained by suspicion.r-figt_i~ between . ':e<>~•rd and l..a;londe for the· W~
The jury said the tests bad shown traces of the dnaa Boxlng Council s haht hea~t (17S.~nd) Ude
probenicu:t which is not on the list of substances andth~newly-crcated1~middleweiP.t(168-pound)
benned·by the International Cycli~ Union. f~:e~/F.J:'1:fl15·0f~i!!· ~n!.~~ ~--~or The announcement was a rehef to Delpdo, who v 1 • · fd. b 1 c;>O • ~ 1
holds a commandina lead over seco. nd·place Steven oca cntaco ~aa use, ~sanaaanedan~to
Rooks of the Netherlands and is nearly certain to win on felony cocaane. possessaon ch:ttJes. f:lill, ~9. wu .... _ h' · ludes s nda .... _ Cham arrested last week an Sacramento in a police suna that
UK" tou~ w Cf! -It cone u Y 0~ ~ Pl-also netted 2S others, the district attorney's oflice said.
Elysees m Pans. H'll · ed · tod Th nda · i•il · 1· ··1 want to forget these th.iDIS as fut u possible " . I remaan . an cus y u y m county~ m aeu
Dellado said. "I have just lived throuab the molt 0.f SS.000 bail · · · The ~Iden Stale Wamon ~ve
diftlcult time in my career. became it was the fim time -signed second-round draft pick S........,. oflndiana
such a thins has happened to me, at the very .moment t~ a three-year contract. Ful! ~s of the deal~ not
when I WU abOut lo ride into Parii with the ydlow disclosedL. but the contract II ~l IUllUteed ... &Jft . .. . nee and AJ• Keeua of Huntmatoo 8alcb advanced
,eney.lgad fi "shed th"rd · Th -"~ . 180 to round 4 today after the first day of surtinl . De o 1"' • 1 an .u.-...y s staae. 1 o-competitionofthePontiac:ClauicatSanClemen1ePier kilometer (117-mal~) lea from Lim~ to Le Puy ~ ... Quarterback Jee..._._ wu bdd out of the San
Dome .. He ei:td~ W1th a spun up the hill to move away Francisco 49cn' ~-Tbunda beca of from h1J main nval. Rooks. Ibo b C 8 ~ . Ute a IOl'e Denmark's Johnny Weltz won the leg in s boun, e w .. ut oac W w .... said at wu ~ly .•
14 minutes 34 seconds with Wes•Germany's Rolf Golz ~utaonary ~ove. Montana bad. the buna sac an has second. · riaht elbow S!Jrgte&ll>: removed dunna the oftieuon ...
·Delgado was third. S:24 behind Weltz. But he lfnb_eaten King ~lonous heads• fi~ of 11 en~ ~
increased his overall advantage over Rooks to 4·S8 run an Saturdays Hol!ywood Juvenile Cbamptonship · · at Hollywood Park. Kina Glorious, who will be ridden
by cut1 McC1rn11 and will CllT)' 120 pounds, bas won P9' I y to be treated for di8qrder his tw~ ~recr stans by a to~I of 17 lensths.
Telemion, radio
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Nolan R_yan pi1Cbed a ~ner ad IUuck out
nine tOr bis s5tb, c:mw a1tutou1 aa t11e Ha••• Ailrol defeated the Ph. Melplail ..... 24. nW'lllu .. in
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calW 10lll to 4."619 .... "4iw ~ in~·~:W.;:e~=~=-= Dodm'l ... SI. •
Milt TbomP.!IOD tripled for the Pbilliia widl oae out in the ftna but after a Walt to Phil ~. Ryu IUuct
out Mike Schmidt and retired Caril Jama OD a poundout.
Tbe other bit -the Pbilliea waa a double by starter Mike Maddu in 1be dlinl . '
In other Natioaal ~.PJDel:
CMllsllll t, a...• Willie Mc:Oee bit a tiebreaki-
silllle with two outi in the levellda · · and ~ -
Peridleton folloWed with a du'eHun ·=.~ at ~
Stadium u St Louil won ill third llraiabt for tbe ilnl
time since June 3.
Tbe loll Uo COit San francilco a cbance to .Jliit OD
NL West leader LolAqeles. TbeOiutl trail the l>Odlerl
by six Jllme!. .
Vance c.oteman started St Louis' winnilll rail~
reliever Joe Price. 0-4, with a two-out buat ~· ·
then walbd Ozzie Smith before Mc:(lee lilllled m tbe _p
ahead run. Pendleton'• double, wlaich pve 1aim four RBI
for the ~ came oil Scou··OUreJta after Tam ~waited to lo9d tbe..... ' g..,_ I. .... I: At Riverfi'oat S&adium. Dennia Martinez atlered meven hill in teVen inninp and Tom
Foley's RBI linale capped a tbreo-ruD sixth iDnina u
Montreal snapped 1 four.pine winninl streak.
The Expoa trailed. l-0, ~ five in~ ~t
Tracy Jones, Tim Raines and·Hubie Broob ~to score one run in the sixth and cbale CincinnaU starter
Tom Brownina. Frank Williams, 0.1, waUred Tim
Wallach and Nelson Santoveaia liltlled to tie the pme.
Folev, battina for Rel Hudler, then liftlled to put
Montreal ahead.
,.... • c.1111: E.d WbillOD WOii bis lilth ~t
decision u ~ Diqo snapped an eipt-pme lolina
streak at WriaJey field.
Whitson, 9·S, allowed eiabt hill in ei&bt inninp.plus.
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singles to Shawon Dunston and Dimon lenybill to start
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,the ~inth. . .
1 In the American Leuue: ,
1 Wies 11 Wllltela l: At feaway Part, Deania '"Oil
Can" Boyd Pitched a perfect pme fOr 6'h inniDp ..
jBoaton improved ill record to 8-0 under Mn .. r Joe
1 M°'Cked by two fint·in~ ruu, BoyCI. &: 7, retired
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Lyom lined a c1"n liDlle to cenier field. tWold BUnea
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infllDI for.Kamal City at Royals SCadiuin.
f.atl'. Rickey Henden ll bad tied . -1aDe
record re:' borne rum leadii oft'• slme a~ l!th.
Don MattinaJy added 1 dou and a two-run bomet fbr
New York.
Brewen I, I' mpn I: Robin Yount@~=
walked twice and ICOred twice and J~ ·
homered u Milwaukee romped at County S&ldium.
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complete pme, strikina out five and walkilll none. He
bad a shutout enterina the ninth but Pete lncavialia and
Pele O'Brien sinaled and lncavialia scond on a lielder"s
choice.
Marillen I, Bhle JaJI I: In the Kinldome. Steve
Balboni bit 1 three-run homer and Jim Presley added a
solo shot to SUP.PO!' the four-hit pitchina of . Scott
Bank.head and Mike Schooler.
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T-tS A-tfMt PLA TTEVJLLE, Wis. -William
.. The Refrigerator" Perry was a no-show . ~
Thursday at the openma olsummer
training camp. and the Chicaao Ban
announced their huge defensive tackle is enterina a
program for treatment of an eatina ditorder.
The Bears issued a statement after Perry Wied to
appear for the team's fint meeti .. Tbunday ~t,
•yi ng that Perry tiad entered the propam volun&arilr.
· "The Bears are in qreement widi Perry that this aa
I medical mattn-•nd tM Bears will have DO furtber
ftUVlllON
2;3S p.m. -BAIBB~ Atlantl at New
York Mets (doubleheader), WOR, TBS.
4 p.m. -GOii: Greater Jfanford Ooen
teCQnd round, from Cromwell, Conn., USA
Sports oh. TV for weekend
"Comment at this time." the.st.i1ement said.
Bears trainer Fred Caito said. '1be statement
,speaks for itself. This.is a very private and coofideatial
matter. We will have no other statement It this time."
• "This is no laughing matter. it is very lerioul."
Coach Mike Dilka said. "Theae arc tOUlb drinp OD
everybody. His health is vtry imponant to us."
Ditka said he talked with·Pmy and weiabed bim a
couple of weeks aao. . .
"He weiahed 3S8," Ditk.a said .... know there is DO
way he coulcf take it off. He made the decision himself.
This WIS Willi1m·1 decision ...
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Pittsburgh, Channel 11 . •
6 p.m. -AIUCNA POOTBALL: Cbam-pion~1p temifinal: Pit~ at.~~PN. 7.30 p.m. -BAIBBAU.: at
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SI ll .604 S-S Lott I 26-20 32-11
SI 41 .541 5'h 4-6 Loll 3 lS-20 26-ll
48 47 .SOS 9'11 3-7 Won l 14-12 2'-15
Oakland
Mianao&a
KanlllCity r= : Teus
4S 49 .479 12 7-3 Won I 19-26 26-13
43 SI .457 14 4-6 Lott I lS-26 ta.15
42 SI .452 14¥1 3-7 Loa I 2'-26 ta.25
: Seattle 31 57 .400 19¥1 S-S · Won l _ 22-24 .16-ll ~l>IVlllON
: ;Detroit
New York
Boaon
Milwaukee
Cleveland
Toronto
Baltimore
SS 37 .598 4-6 Won I 2a.11
S3 39 .576 2 S-5 Lo1t 2 la.II
SI 42 .541 41h 9-1 Won 8 29-11
~ 4S .526 6'11 1-2 Won I 27.=21
48 41 · ,500 9 3-7 Won I 26-23 47 49 .490 10 6-4 Lott 2 23-24
30 64 .319 26 4-6 Lott I 19-28
27-19
2S-2l
22-24
23-24
22-25
24-25
11·36 ,... ... ,., 1eer91
Bolton 6 Cbic:aao I
Kanm City 6, New York S
Milwaukee 6, Teus l
Seattle 6, Toronto 2
T•1'1~Gutel
Cleveland (Candiotti 7-7)at....,.(Clark 2-0), 7:3S p.m.
Chic::aao (Pettz 9-S) at Boston (Gardner 3-1), 4:3S p.m.
Baltimore (Ballard 4-7) at Minnnot1 {Viola I S-2), S:OS p.m.
New York (John 7-3) at Kan• City (Power 4-4), 5:3S p.m.
Texas (RuueU 8-3) at Milwaukee (Bosio 6-11), $:3S p.m.
Toronto (Stottlemyre 3-1) at Seattle (Swift 6-1), 7:0S p.m.
Detroit (loblnson 11-3) at Oakland (Davis 7-4), 7:3S p.m. ........ , .• o •• " ,1• Cleveland at Aapll, 7:0S p.m.
Cliicat0 at Bost.on. IO:OS a.m.
Detroit at Oakland. l:OS p.m.
New York at Kan111 CityJ S:OS p.m.
Baltimore ~t Minnesoaa.., ):OS p.m.
Teus at MHwaukee..1 S:JS p.m.
Toronto at Seattle, 1:0S p.m.
lfadoJMJ ,,_.,,e ·
. .,_.en
Houston San Francisco
-·Cincinnati
·San Dieao
Atlanta
WEIT DIVISION
W L Pet. GI Lll
S4 39 .S8 I 6-4
SO •4S .S26 S 8-2
48 4S .516 6 4-6
" 46 48 .419 81/J 6-4 44 52 .4S8 11 1/J 6-4
32 60 .J.41 21 'h 2-8
EAST DIVISION
New York S6 37 .602 4-6
Pittsbul'lh S6 38 .596 'h 9-1
Montreal 41 46 .s·11 8'h S-S
Chicqo 46 48 .489 l01h 2-8
St Louis 42 S2 .447 141/J 4-6
SlnU
Lost 3
Won 4
Lost l
Lost l
Won l Lott 3
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2S-23 29-16
28-18 22-27
27-21 21 -24
23-22 23-26
27-23 17-29
16-31 16-29
26-23
2S-20
22-23 24-24 .
. Philadelphia 41 SJ .436 l S'h S-S
,...,..,·~ Scoret
Pittsburgh 3, o.qer. 2
Lost 2
Won 3
Won l
Lost 3 won 3
Lost I
~14
31 -18
26-23
22-24
22-24
'24-21 20-28
17-32
San.Diejo 3, Cbicaao l
Montreal 3, Cincinnati 2
Atlanta at New Y ort, ppd .. rain
Housto!\,2. Philadel~ia o
St. Lou if 6, San Franasco 4
T•J'1Gam" DMaen (Belcher 6-4) at PittsbwJb <Dunne 6-7), 4:3S p.m.
San Di~ (Show 7-9) at Chicaao (Nipper 1-3), I :OS p.m.
Atlanta (Glavine 3-JO and Mahler 8-lj at New York (Gooden 11-S and
Cone 9-2), 2, 2:3S p.m.
-Montreal (Holman 1-2) at Cincinnati (Jackson 11-S), 4:3S p.m.
Philadelphia (Palmer S-6) at Houston (Kneppa 9·3), S:3S p.m.
San Francisco (Robinson 3-1) at SL Louis (Mapane 1-4), S:3S p.m.
·,
-. SahNl1'1Gamet
Doqen at Pittsburah, 4:3S p.m.
Atlantl at New Yori, 10:3S a.m.
Montreal at Cincinnati, 11: l S Lm.
San Francisco at St. Louis, 11 :20 a. m.
San Dieao at Chicago, 1:05 p.m. ~i~lphia at Houston, 5:3S p.m.
Wide variety aw~ts
salt water anglers
Game fish being
landed on local
sportbOats, yachts J11
NIEMIEC
OuroooRs
young anaJina season and it weighed
seven pounds.
Bairian reported that there were
1wodorado under the patty. Donny
Brockman on the "Freelance ..
worked float in& kelp patties for his
passenaen this week and picked up l 0
large yellows during a midweek tnp.
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Goff s;1s 1 o o o o 2 DrlOell pltctltd to I better In the ""· H8P-MaraNll (l>v Orebtll).
Umplr .. -Homt, Oavl1; Flrtl, HlrKtlOtck; second, Oeniflo; Third, Froemml1111.
T-J-A. A-17.510.
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Greenwt11 ''" '° 341 so 111 .lG Winfield NV • J If 60 IOf .l62
lrttt KC H 361 45 120 J32 MatriftlllV NY 75 JI! Sf IOI .lH
Moli1of Mii 11 ,., '5 I 13 .lU
l urks aan n >OS 5' " .n1 Stitzer KC '2 l4' Sf 110 .JU
L-lord Otll '3 Jl2 5' 120 .> 14 RUN5-<et!MCO, Oeklencl. 71; lows, lot·
ton, .,, Molitor, Mllwe!Jll", 6S; McGrlff, Tor·
OlllO, .. ; R. Htndlnon, New Yori!, 6l.
Rll----Gf..,..., lolton, 76; c.n..co. Otk·
lend, 7S; Pudlett, Mlmelole, n; lf'ett. KenMI
Cltv, lO; Ow. Ev,,_, 80llon, ... HIT~. Mlnnftote, ll2; Botel. Bot·
!Oft, 123; llrttt. Kensn Cltv. 120; L-lord,
Otklend, 120; ~. lolton, 117.
OOU8LEs-9rett, IC-Cltv, JI; Gleddlft,
MIMeM>te, 21; lo8n, a.ton, 17; llay, ....... ., Gr~. Toronto. 25; Tertebull, Kanta• City, u. · TRIPLES-Yount, Mllweuk", f; ltvnolch,
Seetllt, I : Wll.9oft, KenMt City, 7; l uns,
Bolton, .S; c;eene, Mlnnnot1. 5; Manrlout,
Cl\U90, S.
HOME RUN5-<enMCo. Otklend, 2S, Getttl, Ml~•. 12, McGrlff. Toronto, 20, Hf11tk,
Mlnnftole, • 11; J. Clerk, New Yori!, II; McGwire, C>elllend, 11; Sftvdlr. ~. II.
STOLEN 8ASE5-tl . ....,Miii, New Vri.
46; Pettis. Detroit, 36; """"*· Mlweube. 17; c.ns.co. Otkl9nd. 26; ..... CJl!Qeo, 26.
P!TCHIHG C• ~>-Vlole. ~ •• 1S·2, Ut, IOOiftlon, Detroit, 11-J, Uf;
ler'"9Uff, ~ •• I·), J.17; lluuell, TIXM,
l·l. l.:JS; Dotwn, Hew Yortt, .. >. 4.16.
STRIKEOUTs-<ltmeM, lollon. 20S;
L•neslon, S.ttlt. 147; Guzman. TtXM, I 16; Houlfl, Tun. Ill, Vlole, MIMftote, IOI.
SAVEs.-ECkersttv. OtlOeftd. 2'; fllltMc,
Mllw..-•, 25, It-don. ~•. 2S, 0. Jonn, Ci.wtleftd, 23; TllllPtn. OliQlo, 20.
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8ondl Pit • ll4 7 I IO I .lO'J seoo Cln " m • IOI .1"
Ven SIVll• Pit '2 )Sf " 107 .2'I O.Wton Clll '2 JS7 G I06 .m
I . T~ SF 10 216 41 H .1f7 sex LA M J17 IQ 111 .Jf7
RUNs-eonch, PitttOurtlfl, 71; Gelerr ....
MonlrNI, .. ; lkltltr, Seto Frencftc4. •; ..... ~ 611 Slrewtltfrv, Hew Yori!, 61.
R8~1eril. Sett Frencltco. 71. G. Oevls,
Houston. 71, Ven Slvlle, PlttSOurllfl. 67; Bonllle. Plrt10ut9'1. 62; lrOOkt. MonfrMI, Sf; Strew·
11trrv, ..._ York. Sf
HITs--Gelerr ..... Monlr~I, 124; McGee. St.
Leyla, I If, P~. Clllcaeo, • I 17; SU. ~ 1121 Ven Slvke, PlthOurtfl. l07.
OOl,llLES-Seoo, ClftclnNll. JJ; Gelerr ... ,
MontrHI, 17. Hevn. PtlilNllsahle. 17, PMntlro,
Chieffo, 2'; l rNm, PlttiOurll!. H. TltlPLES-V1n Slvkt, Plltsllurtfl, 14, Col·
-· SI. Louis, '· Samuel. Phffu11,iv., 7; Genl. Allente. 6, Rellln, MontrNI, 6.
HOME ltUNS-Strewoerrv. Hew York. 24,
Cler1l. Sett Frenc:ltco, 21, G. Oevla, Houaton,
21; G•rr .... MontrNI, 21, Bondi, PllttOurll!,
11; Bonilla, PittMlurll!. II; ~ ~ ~ STOl.EN IASEs-G. Yount, Houston, SO;
COitman, St. Louis, 47, 0 . Stnllfl, SI. Loull. lO;
Setlo, ClnCIMetl, 21; McGee, St. Louis. 17.
PITCHING Ct Olckiofts)~-. New Yori!.
.. 2. 2JO, Scotr, Houston, .-2. l.OS; G. MedduR,
Chlceeo. 1S·4. 2.l3; J. I~. Plrt10utll!,
M. l.OS; Perrett, MonlrHI. 10-J, US.
$TRIKEOUT5-tlven. Houston, IC, °"--·
St. Louis, 120; Scott. HouslOll. 117; ~. New Yori!, 106; IL Grou. ,..,, d Pie. I06.
SAVES-Worrel. SI. Loub. 1'; BedroMM, fltll,_...., 11. Fr1111CO. ClftclfwwH, 17, 0.
I Smitfl. HouslOll, 16; Ma. Otvh, 5-ft Oiteo, 16.
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Time· 1:17.
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Time: 1:6U
12 •XACTA <2·7) H id "6.40. S2 fltCI( SOC Cf-6-6-6-5-21 paid Ml.DUO 10
one w1nn11111 11cMt lslx hoo .. I; Hid a1NJO to S2 wlllf\lng lldlth (five llOrMS).
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MNTM llAC•: I 1116 milts (turf).
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TMWSDAY'S ••SUL T1 (Ma tl71 ...................... ,
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Jf• 1.20 l,20 2• t.IO uo
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WCCMIO llAC•. )50 YlfOS Swtt! ShWl (Apodace) 7.20 J.60 2M
Coins Ano CH/I (Gerdel UO UO ROO Tiii Otck (Peullntl 2.40
Time: 1704.
U IXACTA 1'·21 N ld Sll.IO.
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Plan Oii ~ CCerdozel U O UO 2M ltllller AllOIO (Cr....,, 14.00 6.00
Lein Den CPeullftt) 3.00
Time: 17.k
12 •XACTA (1·9) N ici SSI .0
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To It •1ct1 (TrHturel 21.00 6.20 S . .O Relw v-Duk"' (Piikenton> lM lAO
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Out Cleu Vewt (Ge•cle l S20
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llGMTH •ACI. lSO v.,.ca.
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Time· 11 SS. U IJCACTA 16·11 pelO Sll.IO
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lroullle Whip CL-It )
Time· 4S.42.
S60 HO l• , .. l.• ).00
U IXACTA Cl ·I) oeid SJ040. n DAILY T11~· (J-6-JI oeld 110700.
Alltnden«· 4, I 16. Mui~ Nnott. "75,5"
TllwMll,..I ....... C'llll.
UMaAU ~ L.ee9llt BOSTON RED SOX-~ Jim ltlu,
outfitlOtr. tot lllrtt Olvt H a result 114 en
alle<catlon wilfl menetl9I" Jot M«Mft
NEW YORK YANKEES-AcCIUll"tCI K9" '"'*"'· dtslOneled Ntter. ll'om "" Seettte N\erlntn In Hd\e1191 for Jl v ~, out·
f<ttdfr, Rictl a.tebon, 111~. ef'CI 1 mllW
lff9ut llieYer IO Of named \ftlf
TE )(AS ltA HGElts-Slened Jim Suftdllere,
c1tc11t< Plec9d 8"11ero Ger0t11 outflt40tr, on
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aasec•T9ALL ...................... N8A-tttiftllel9d _,... lav llcflercn.t, vuerd, after • two·veer .V. _ _.
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Pro golf scores
......... ,0.. ~TtMvton 36·»--* lov Blel n '1 • .... 11
, .. ~Cea> eflCit ... ,. ...... 811ty AMrMI »-»-11
....... Melllllt ,... ..... llocc. Medial• ,, ...... -~ •»-11
8rMIJ•-,..,~ erect arvent ,. ...... Duf!YW.._. J1·»-11
l)ofWllt MetnrnOlld D·»--65 Curt l 'm#'ft »· ..... Onld,,..._ M-11-11
Joey SIMiiar )1·~ WillieWOOCI )4-J~ IOOPrGOell •M-7• IOflllll !Meck »-> ..... 8"rvc~ 34-3~ looltv Clem9ttlt .... ,,
Merk 8r00kl :a-~ Oennv EdWerOt :16·)1-tf• E Mlle Go11u111 ..... ,,
Sieve~· :a-,._... Paul Allneer J7·J2-tf ltnlerr ,.. .... ,,.
Ken~-,...,,........ Oe...-8¥r l6·»--6' Jim ledler .,._,,
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800 Lotw JS-31-67 Ste•• TllOmel J.S-,...._., Aki C>nmedll »-M--12
Miki Mee ulloulfl M·D-67 Pet McGow"' U·U -70 01vld ClfllM ·~ LM Tr"'inn JS·J2--67 WevneGre4v »·Jt-10 1ermercs L-..r J1·»-n
I I• Kr-'1"1 M·~ luOdv Garoner 3'·1'--10 Larry Oe<Nrt •»-n
Ktllfl l"tMrw1ter ,..,,....7 Howero Twlttv lS·JS-10 lrien Molll Jt-16--72
Ma<"k (.el(.evecc11le 14-~ l!Nra ~II M·lt--70 Ml-• coi.noro •»-n
Kennv Perr v lS·»-17 Tom lvrvm l4·lr-70 o .... l"eMco• ,.. ... ,,
Ma<"kHe~ l3·,......, JOl\n COOll M·lr-70 Mll<t SuMl•en »-»-n ltonStrKk 37·»-11 Slf\11 Pete 36·3'-10 Merk LYt .,,.__,,
G•MorMn :U·:n--.7 Hubefl Gr"" 3S·3S-70 Ed~IY ,..,.._n
Futton Alilm :U·U--.7 l r•e!l Ci.er J6.3'-70 Oevt E oct11k -.......,.
'""u-l4·~7 CM rlts 8olllfl9 3S-3S-70 Jim"'-.. ......,,
JetTlft Hallet 37·30-67 Kim YOUllll 3'·lr-70 800 Lunn ==~ Wnne Levi JS·»--67 Tonv Slllt l4·J6.-70 Oen For-Anlonlo C..-oe 3'·31 ..... 7 Jim Carter 35-JS-70 Mlkt Hemmolld J7•16--PJ
Lanni. Clement' »-n-.. Jim NtftOf'O lS·lS-70 MicftMI l redlev J7•»-n
GervAo\cCQrO )S-~ JKll It-lS·JS-70 George Burns . .....,.
lerrv Jttc-tl JMS-.. Tim Norri~ 3S-3S-70 I W l utl!lft' ... .....,.
~s.auer, :n-~ G.o<ve ArC'l'ltf 17·))-10 Dennvar19111 .. .,_,.
h int Mc<eWitter JS·~ J c !wlHd l4·lr-70 MilltN•cOlette J7·»-N "'lltt Hultler1 )4-~ J1C11 Mc:Connecnie 3'·1'--70 JlmSlmont
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JeyHea' 3'·~ Mlolenot< JS·3S-70 Toni P9fn•CI Jf. .......... ,.
Jim ~ 33·35--te eruce Z.aDr•Slll M·lt--10 81M 8 rltron ,..........,.
Jim Gellellrler )6-~ J•m Deni J7·3'-11 Jonn Mll'leHev ....... ,.
H•rTV T 1vtor l6·l1-.e llav St-•N lt-JS-71 Lance Ten 8 roedt .,,....,.
JOM Adams l4-~ Leon.ro TllOn\C>M)ll »·3S-71 .tJien MlnM ....... ,. ,...... Jecoosen 3'·~ l ruce SoutMv JS-)6.-71 ~rOIO ltOIO ~ OOut Ttw141 3'·~ Jcwv Re~t lS·»-71 lllehero Cromwell •»-75 Oen H"ldorton 35·~· Merk Ml'-l l6·l.S--7 I Mlkta.hev G-lt-75
Dave Rummel" 3'·33-it e·Kt•ln Glencoi. 37-)1--71 !loo.ti Tllom-J7·»-7S Forrest Ftllt< 35.,..... o.-v Arne111 Jl·»-71 Gr" F1r<ow ...... 75
ltOCI Curt . l7·:n-.t ltld\¥0 ZOkOI lt-JS-71 1· T '"" Pttro•>c ,,.,,_,.
JoNllrwnen 3'·ls-.t 800 Glleler 35·1'--71 8oo 8vman J1.._n
Rk• '""''°" 35·36--tt Sc'ott Ver lllellll l3·Jt-71 Jtftrev Lanlllord •o-n Miiie 81eckourn l4·3S-.t Phll Sleet. mer l6-JS-71 C"UCk Lill*" •»-n JOl\n HUt!Oll 33·36--1• 8•1noef C111moiee 31·)1--71 _,,,...,..,,.
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Dottle Mocllrle 3'·3'-70 !>~E•!I »·Jt-14 •·Mergie Muzlk ,,. .... n
Sftlrltv F urlonll 35·3S-70 JOOY llOMnlPlll lt·»-7• Gina Hull ,, . ._n
COllMtlWllk..-l3·37-10 1·11001" Weou lJ·0-74 JenM.-W\le" •»-n.
Vlclll FlfllOll l6·,._,,, C1•01 Fr...cri JJ·41-74 l(•rtltn Lotve .. ,._11
Peltv ~ l6·ll--70 :>awn Cot 3'·»-74 • l ttn Den• 41·»-77
Amv ltnz 3'·lr-70 o.oOoe Menev 3'·Jt-74 Holl" S1ec-. ....... " Nencv Brown 34·17-71 Jane Cratt .. lt·JS-74 EtaiM Cro&OY ...... ,,
M lrOCIZlk·Oevlt Jl·U-71 LIWMerlno )6•~75 Pa'tricl1 J~ ........ ,.
Jull lnlu•• lS·Jt.-71 Min• Heroin )7·»-75 Conov lerlctP. ...... ,.
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Nenc ... Looe1 ' 34·»-n Jl·J7-7S JentliW er-»--0-71
I( l kr Gueoevnino 3S·37-n J•ft Br•""
•·M Mlc111nowic1 J7·Jt-7S Olo·Het·Ku ·---11 Jan Steol\tllson 14·»-n Vt l Slt1n,... lf-lr-7S Ctnd'f Fo"·Currler ··--71 J1net C.olft ,..,._n A'flkO Ool1moto >f·36-7S 1·Dtn1M Ptll!Wlca •1·17-71
Oonnl WMe 34·»-n Or.wse 8eklw1n ....... 7, M<Cllfltt Mecttell ,,.,._71
LIUf e Oe•lts JS·l7:-n Ntna l'ou\I ll·31ir-7t Leur,. It-er Jf-lf-71
llo0<n W1J1on l7·»-n Conov Fe<•o Jl·Jt-76 Merv E..,1gr1; •·•l-7'
Me<IM Fove< U·»-n Amv AICo!1 ll·»-1' A tljwn F llWlfV •·4l-1'
Slltm Sttlnfleuer l6·l7-n 0 11e E 11111'•119 lf·l7-76 1-C SmPIT~ 3t·4l-7'
Trecv Kt<OVk ll·ls-n Ali\OI' NlcN>les 37·Jf-7' 1·C1•otlnt K .... ..·JS-7'
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M lt'11 Z""""'men Nano IUOon 3'·45-7' WtnavL.ewson »-a7-73 1'·'2-76 tt1v CoCklfil ll-lS-73 M. lemCorrtHn •·»-76 T T omot·P\lr!ur 3t·4l-7' c l'lris JOl'l(IM>n >J·»-n Senora Palmer ll·»-7' e· Sheila Luelnouel lf·--7'
Kristi .t.111tr1 37·36-7) leth II.Ing lt•lt-7' Mlttl Eove ........
Calflv Morw Jl·>S-7l l"tntlv Hetnn'l9! 3'·37-76 LCYI Glrtlea .. ....
OeltRM 1'·»-n St_..n~ Fer•oe Jt-Jt-n • ·Cincl\I SC:rlolefietcl ,,.,.._.
I · C .nov Mueller Jt·l6-74 1·P-Mert11 Jt·»-n C1ffl•lt~ '3·J1-t0
a ·Neno eo-.. ,.....,. 1·Pa1 cor,,.n lf·»-n _me,_
MAKI EARNING SUCCESS •••
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cided th.al 1h1s 1s what he wants to do
and dedicate himself to It. He said.
'Golf is my life and my aoal.' It was all
down hill fro m there.
"Golf 1s the kind of spon that
requires self-moti vation and per·
suasion. WhC'n he star1ed. I Knew that
he wouldn't quit untjl be perfected bis
gam e . .\nd :f rou It.no~ an~1hm1
about golf. you·1 know that tt can't ~
perfected . there 1s always somethin& that can be 1mpro~·ed on.
·· .\s young as he 1s at 16 -~ oung
being the standard that other top
players in hi&h school are 18 -he 1s
far ahead ofl"he others ... Wavne Maki
added. "He has the ab1hl\ to shoot 2
or 3 under par eve~ time out on the
Speedway season
resumes tonight
All the top point leaders will be 1n
attendance 1onight as the se'Cond half
of this year's Spttd~'2~ racing Stason
begins at the Orange Count~ Fair·
grounds m Costa Mesa
The l 'n1ted Stalh National Spe:ed·'
WI} champion. Brad Q,le~ ()f. San
Clemente. goes into tonight's e' ent
with 4.<n pomt.s. His cloSt"st mm·
pct1tor 1s Costa Mcsa·s Bobby
Schwan.z wnh 4.169. fpllo"ed b'
Sieve LuceroofR1vers1~'"11h 3.6 ~
The.re will be ~3 back-to-back
eve nts with racmg commenc1ng at the
Fairgrounds at 8 p. m. It "'111 tx-F~n
. .\pprec1at1on Night \I.1th pnus heing
gi ve n awa~.
The gates open at 6:30 and 11ckets.
pnc('d at S7. Ifft eva1~~~-
course. am course.
"He has most of July booked up.
With the· l '.S. Junior Amateur Na-
tional Finals coming up and all the
other tournaments have kept b1m
pretty bus~. His chancn ~ aoellent
in Connecticut:'
Whi le the l '.S. Junior National .
finals arc the immediate focu1 for
Austin Maki beromin& I · pro-
fessional golfer 1s his lona·rantt 101.L
"The PGA 1s where I wanl 10 De."
he said .. .\II tha1 stands 1n t~ way is
g~mng m~ gam e to the p6m1 ~~
[' m consistent.
"This is a game that you can always
1mpro"e . .\t 1he beginning of th( year
I wasn~t play my-~t. bul tiy the end
of tht' season I had qualified for the
state 'finals. There . wett · JUSI. so~
da~s that I kit rcallt on and others
that m} game was <>ff'a ltttJe. r don't
want that. I haYe to play consi ttenll) •
to do well:· · · .
F1n1shing founh in t~ state-after a
third-place finish Ln the Clf Southern
Sectional Finals. Estancia 1s· expected
to field an even SltOnF squad ne11.t
season with only one ~)'..er lost to
graduation and sevCral on the rise on
the Junior varsJtv team.
"We should bt No.· 1 next season.
We'll have fi ve of o_µr ·players beck
next vcar with anottier seasen under
their belts. ltd b~ .\ustin." PC!')' said.
"Plus WT'll b.a.vt' a few new faces on
tht' team 1hat may be able to
contnbute. ' ·. ·
"Tb.at sbou.ld SI) SOf1.lcth1na about
the squad ~ have coming baek ne~t
vcar. We really do believe that ~ W\11 be the best m the county, maybe..evrn m the state.'. . · . · -.B4-
Look for yellowtail to continue to
show undcrfloatinakelpand then
move intolheoil rip for some
excellent summer fis.I hina,. Fishina is
also &ood on the "Thunderbird"
where the l~t ~Uowiail of the
season was IancleCJ. A Jl-pouncJ
r:
ellow and 8().pound black sea blss
released) were cau&ht at Catalina
sland. ~
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Still no hot word on alblcore. Fisherman's Landin& in San Dieao
reports that only a.couple oOonsfins
havebeenlandeddurinatheput ·
week. but that the entire fleet is ready
10 fish when the albies arrive.
One aood sip that was repor1ed by
Paul M"orris. is thatthcrearelotsof
larae yellowtail and some 1ehools of
yelloWfin 1una beina fished some 180
miles south of Point Loma. Hopeful-
ly.1hese1thoolsoffisb will move up
1hecout and mix with albacore later
thiamonth.
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A,llbi elailned.in-Mesa am-
Attorney ~ys man accused of slaytng
murder suspect couldri't have done It
appear in coun on cllarFs be
mUrdered WilloD'1 ~~Maltby
socialite Jou McSbanc Mills.
Parker "' he on S 100,000 bail when be WU qiurdered. htker' WU
armled twice in connecboa with
Mills' death. rdcaled the fint time for
laclt of cvidenc:e. ffet bOOy WU found
in a room at tbe Beverty·Crat Hotel
in Beverly Hills, with a bare-chested
Parker bcndina over her.
IJ JCNUTllAN VOLIU ...........
A defeme attorney on Tbunday
i~ intripe into a cue alre9dy
tbldt with dnap. an and murder,
daimi bis client bll an alibi for a 1983 c:... Maa ....
Ricbarcl Dale ~&;:: .., , is IC-
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cUled of ambushina and sbootina to
death the man ac:cuted of k.ilfut& the
San f rancilCO socialite Wilton
planned to marry.
Jeffrey Molloy Parker, a 36-year-
old pay-televiston salesman, wu
sunned down outside bjs mother's
>Jisio A venue home on Aua. 2, 1983,
the day before be was scheduled to
Irvine 7 / . ·1. council
winner.
ready
Cosgrove to focus on
agenda, says dispute
now out of his hands
BJ GllEG 11.ERU °' .............
Cameron Cossrove is a home boy.
He.has lived in Irvine for 21 of bis
31 yean. He weot to elemen\l,ry,
junior and high school here, leavina
Irvine only for a brief stint at Cal State
Lona Beach. Then he returned, mar-
ried ancfis raisins bis family here.
With this in mind. it's come as
somewhat of a rude awakenina to
Cosarove that bis first major f~y
into lrvine politics-a successful run
for City Council -bas been met by
such venomous controveny.
A group of residents have filed
lawsuits, ptbered petitions and
IMlShed for a special election to keep him out of offiCe. When none of tbele
measures Yiorked and ht wu teated
Wednesday n.,.t. they simply said
bis seatina was invalid.
In cwnc:e, they said ht was a
political non-pmoa. .. rm tryina not to take thinp
penonally, but its ironic tha~ they-.y
they have nothina ..-inst me; then
they blast me," said .9>sfrove, who
gives the impression ofbeina 1 rather
naive Alice in a heartless political
Wonderland. "Tbit vicioUs business
of tiyina to ,et 1 candidate elected is
truly amazina."
A brcwiDJ lepl battle over Cos-
grove'$ seat1111 will undoubtedly be
the subject of many future badbnes.
But as Tar as COSlfOve is concerned.
Parker coalended Mills, the 33-
yar-old co-owner of a women's clotbina import busiDCSS, went into
he's ready to conduct city business.
"I peu I can relate to their feelinp
of havina put ue a c:andida1e and bt.
It's frustratina. Collrovc said. .. But
I don't undcrltand wtiy they can'tjust
say ·we lost' and move on."
C~ve said the issue of a special
election for his seat is out onus bands.
He now plans to focus on what be
spent months of time. eneray and
money on: Makins Irvine ·a better·
place to live and work. both now and
in the future.
Cosgrove has always had a stake in
Irvine. He and his family moved into
the then-flcd&ling University Park
neighborhood" when be was 10 years
Candidate Dukakis tells
party: 'Reagan era.over'
IJDAVIDEIPO ,,, .......... ei&bt ~" of R-•blican rule in the convention receptions.
Whiteife>Wc. -... -Dukatis bcpn bis acceptaDCe
Dubkis embraced bis wife, Kitty, speech with a iwedictioD of~
at the podium to start a prpao.., over. Gemte lt.llb 8Dd .* Re-
convention finale. They and their publicans on Nov. I, aJ:!d said• '!Id
children were-joined b)' runnina mate . Benb;tft ~but on~....,_~
Uoyd Bcnllen and his family, then -the -:tnd at. our becks. ~lfa tielldl ~·
to tremendous cheers -by Jcsie ·· our sidc..t. ~m, ~ID our......._
Jacbon and his wife and the other The LJUU&is..Beauea ticbl ii tct
vanquished pri~ rivals. • for a weekend c:ampaip IWilll ~
convulsions after a ftitbt of paltyina,
marijuana, cocaine and sell, and tbat
he tned to revive her.
Parker was aneaed that niabt. but
released for lack o( evidence. Mills'
family, however, hired an attorney to
invcstipte and paid for a private
autopsy.
The family-ordered autopsy found
Mills suffered 12 f'r11ctured ribs, a
punctured luna. lacerations of the
~ Hver and kidoey and bead
aojuries. The Los A.,.elcs County
Coroner's Office ruled Mills was
killed by blunt-force trauma, and
Parker was arrested apin.
He was killed, however, and poli~
spent four yean invcstiptina the case
before arrestina Wilson.
Wilson's trial opened in West·
-minster Superior Court on Thunday,
and it wasn't long before tM mystery-
novel flavor of the case surfaced. In
rus opening statement. Wilson's N~rt Beach attorney. Joel W.
Baruch. contended that Wilson was·
nowhere near Oranar County at the
time of the murder.
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and did not kill Jeffrey P11•:•
Baruch said. ..Half the WolM W
mo uves to k.ill Mr. Parker."
Baruch would note~• 11111
comment later .. sayina ~ ..... ..,
witnesses ag&JD5t Wiholl ......
chanae their stories if they~·•" his defense. ·
Wilson was arrested ..,. 11111
brother and brother-in-law IOW a
grand Jury that Wilson cont 1 I •
them. • (Pl--eee A.Lm/A9J
OCfirmsl
warned
to start
carpools
smog officials gtve
~e companies 90
days to devise plans
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Southern ulifom.ia .air quality
officials told Oranar County com-
panies Thursday to eocounee cm-
plorccs to doub&c up. bop ioto vam.
or mk bicycles to work in an' eftort to
clear the air. -·
.. The South Coast air basin bas the
worst air pollution in the nation."
said Henry Wcda&, vice chairmail of
the South Coast Air Quality Manile-
ment District.
.. Auto emissions acxount for 90
percent of lhe carbon IDOftOxide, 70
percent of the nitrotm oxides and 50
percent of the reactive orpnic .-i
ID ........ •nde at tlleentnace to tM cltJ in our air. And auto cmilsions ID up oa UalTenltJ Drift. when cars sit idlina or traYel at low speeds ... be said.
· · ~s an incentive to redlllCC ~ old. . BcauscMbassttn ltvinesrowup. t1onandsm<>1-Weduannouncedata .
.. The only things th~ were a few Cosgrove said be felt M could Mlp pressconferenceinSunaADadllattM
hundred-homes and a fcwbuilctinpat· chart its futu~ ·count. He was . distnct was tellina county firms with
UCI. Everywhere else was just wide appdintcd to the city's Finance Com-500ormoreemp&oyees1hattbeybavc
open space and qricultural land.·· mtttec in 1983, and-was a~inted by · 90 days to come up witb fic1o.1111riDs
Coscrove said. Tonner Cduncilman Ray C.lalano to incmtive plans for their wodaen. After attendins Univenity Hi&h ·the P1anni'ng Commission in 1987. The same messqe will bentended
School Cossrovt went to Cal State · · . With that ellpcriencc under" his 10 smaller finns over the ,nat 18
Long Beach and earned a bachelor's · bell be m4de .his bid for council. months. culminatina in January a.990
degree in business administration. He ··1 was mouvated to 'l"Un because I with companies that have at least 100
moved back 10 Irvine and-~ntJy feel tM. city is at a ~s.~· 5:11d emplpyecs. ,
works as an inswa5exee\ltive for Cosgro~e. "I rcall~ do ~heve it ~s a Finns that fail to comply could be
Pacific Mutual Life In ranee Co. He p~noed co!"m4!'1ty. wit~ tM 1m: hit with penalties of up tp S2S,OOO i ·
and his wife. Marilee, works in' oti~. promasc of .safe. quiet neigh-1 dav. under st.ate law: Offioen of the'
the city's Chil.d Ctre Dei>artment. oort\~~ S~rf9U~dcd by ample o~n. companies could also face jail terms
have been married for ei&bt ycan and space a.~d a q~hty school system. of up to six months.
have a 7-year-old son, Christopher._ · (Pleue_.aee coeGROVB/ A.2) (Pleue .-e nJlMa/ Al)
· Many cal~ed, ·r ew. .
:" to_:se,ve·o11jUty ln
-__lengthy Kr~ft trial
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. Busloids of recruits. some 600 i-!' . all amfcd It the ,drab. official~.
•. looting buiklina in Santi Ana-Thurs-. day to~ be ~ fbr . a possible
·year's toor o.f duty. · · .
be as hnlc.as nine monlhs. IOIDC ..Y it
could be I 5 to 18 months," Mid ·
Supenor Court Judse Dould
McCa11an ... TM,bc$1 esumate we ca gi~c at this time is a year. 1! ~
undo ubtedly be the loftFSl tri.a ID
Oran~ E'ounty history." · '
. A Tl.ANT A (AP) -Michael
Dubkis launched his optinlistic
drive for the White HOUie on Tbun-day~ ac:ceptini nomination &om a
jubilant DemOcratic National Con-vention with a declaration that ~
election isn't about ideolosY. it's
about competenee."
-Arriviftt* a-tumultUOUI Q>llYen-tion fanfare, be promimed, .. My
~·we're toilll to f9flt a new era
ofaratnea"
The most unified Democratic con-'the 1wo !ft~ depart the COG'4DllO!a
ven on tn a aoten years ended ~Ul citY OtrFl'Rlaf. Air A~
virtualJy the ntire ·perty estabbsb-'Wed~y found the ticket with a 53
ment on the podium sirlfina 1 ~t to 41 percent~ over~
raucou. s rendition, of "~ the a sap1fic:ant convenbOG-weelt '';:I
Thafsjury duty. on ~fromitcS ~u.--i;IC-J~..AJ.1 .. M.-crim · tr:lal '""· ~ Orangt Counly history. . ·
· Four waves-of I SO people each
Kraft. 4l.'ofLo~ ~h. is~
with 16..courus o(ttnt-desrce muriler
in· co"nnection With 1 strinl Of hom~xual killinp in Oranie Coua-
1 "Tiie Rap!! era .ii over," be said.
.. A new era t1 about 10 belin."
· "We're pm win, we're~
win; _the dclc9ta shouted 1-k.
unilied in their aetermination to end •
Beautiful... ... from a 46-4S Republican ad in a ·
.... Ye oner bad I lliaht qWte !jke .taken Saday. 1 -', ~~
this one before," said D\&bkis bcfOre ·: Democ:ra11 ~ a COIMetioe-.
hcadiftl. ofl'~ ~ a roupd :of poll·' • (Phtx w ~/.M)' 11klll11I l)daMa
Plea for increased·
health fands'fallil ·
to alt~r OC bUdget
· inllnditted l)eparjJMnt · 30 at the Ora~·County.. Counhousc ~n the
firsi btg·day of j\lry'sclection for tbe
·trial. of accused. serial kilkr 'Randy
• Kraft. • .
··Some ~f tM attorneys •Y it could
t) bet-wttn 1972 and ) 913.
Prosccutori say that if the fOnner
.computer 'consultant is cGnvicted of
-first-<iegrcc murder ud the tljal
mo\n to the penalty plme. tbry plan
.. ~ ... JOW&/.U)
, .
..
Botderpatrolcutsreduce
~raids, checkpoint aeflvtty
Freeway stop closed 80.., 9f time In July
as number of agents drops from SQ to 52
ICtive l1atioGa be uudemld tempor..
arily to Su Clemente.
ly LANCB IGNON
OI ...........
Despite 1be manpower .._,
qent1 apprehended mon un-
dOcumeated alieas ... moath ma
'tbe ume period a..~· la Juee
ail new~ fully uaiDed by tbeeod 1917dt=tion nabbed l.117 a1iw -of Auauat, briJlt the force up to SI for tioa. Tbe number ... ,
qents. . month wu 3,175, 5'eeabekker said. Becaue ol an .aafie manpower
-'lhostaet tbe-U.& lolder-Patrol cbeck~nt at Su Clemente bu-.
closed 80 pen;at ol the time 'lh.ii
montb. and raids in Ora-. O*ftty
for illepl aliens are infftlquent. a
rankina border s-trol .,mt said
Thursday. ·
"We feel there are a whole lot of
other (illepl alims) we could caleb ...
if we bad a full comDtiment of
pie," said Emmanuel .. DulCh" ~nbekker, mis&ant111Dt incbarJe
at the checkpoint, located on the san
Diego freeqy about five mila aouth
of San ae.nte.
Last year. the sta&ioD Md about 80
agents WomftJ ~ sbifta. By A.Dril.
1he number baO lllle:D to 10. The
figure now AaDda a& 55 and will IOOD
drop to s2. 5'eea ..... Mid.
CbeckPoint ofllciala bope to bave
'"{But} 11 you can-tee, we won!t• ..But.. the-aeent uid lbil moDda'a
mudl bet• o«-lhu-we are BO'A7" f11UJet-1UY-dip .,._ thoee of-J
SteenbUker said. ' 1987. He blamed tbe checkpoint I
The drop iD penonne1 occurred sporadic boun for tbe decline.
when ..-11 a& tbe saation bepn Steenballer said ldditioaal dutiea
applyjnl for newly opened polition1 mandated by the immisntion law aeioia tfieCOUDtry mandated by I new also impact the checkpoint openti~~·
immipatioa law iD 1987. Indeed. tbe At least I 0 aaent~ now mull .v~at
law ICtually allowed the San employers to see af they are banq
Oemente station to increue its force undocumented WC?rk~ ~ warn
from86 to ll9. them of the new 1mm..-t1oa law,
Now all they need to do !• hire the which provides for .sanct10~1 apinst oenonnel to liU tbe l)Oliuona. The ~pie who knowinaJy hH'e illepl
&order Patn>I hopes to hire 1,000 new ahens.
~II by Oclober, wbicb would sjve Stecnbakker said raids in 0ra-.
the San Clemente checkpoint e:noup County will stilJ be made when his
employees to keep the cbeckpoiDt office receives complaints and aemts
open u mucb as 80 percent of the determine there is an ovenirhelmina
tame by January. . need. Border Patrol aaents m.cte two
In tbe interim, Sleenbakbr is raids last week at Lions Park in COiia
requesti~ tbat 19n11 aeeiped to leta Mesa. .
CITIZEN PANELS PROLIFERATE IN LB •••
P'romAl
· · at the time. the Pet Responsibility
Committee ahady existed wben
PCX>P was fomied. But city ofticials
feared that the Pet Respoasit")ity
memben. who beloed create tbe city's
prosrcaive animal shelter, were '"too
Pf'<MloL" City Clerk V cma Rolli..,er
Said. SO the council opted to swt
from ICfltdl. One of the inbttent problems with
havinc so many committees and
commissions is keepina them staff'ed.
Durina the last tblft council meet-
inp. the council has considered no
fewer than 40 aoolicanu for 19 vacant
positions on I 0 romminees.
At tim~ lht council is bcsie8ed
with qualified applicants. Otller
times the pickinp are few. ·
.OnJuly S, two men applied for one
seat on the Personnel Board. a poup
that meeu on an as-needed basis to
nqotiate arievances between the~
city's rank-and-file employees and
manqement. Applicant Jerrold A.
Bloch had practiced law before the
National Labor Relations Board and
negotiated agrttments between labor
uruons and management. He was also
a past chairman of the city's Arts
Commission.
Robcn L. Sim moos had been a vice
president in charge of labor nego-
tiations for a large manufacturer and
was chairman of the Oran.JC County
Employers Hcahh Coalition, presi-
dent of the Center for ~netic Blood
Diseases plus numerous other prn-
tigious organizations.
The council chose Bloch. but only
after e.cb council member com-mented on bow difficult it wu to
choole between two such such quali-fied= "'I~ 8eKb we're particu-
larly blelied to have a community
tbat'1 '° talented," Rollineer said.
.. The wort mat's done around heft by
volunteen ... there's nolway we i:ould
,pay for &bat apatite."
But there are occasion1 when there are more openinp than applicants.
On July 19, for instance. no one =.:. terVe o~ the Housina
·nae are times when you sa_x,
'Gee. We could have better appli-
cants.• " Kenney said. But for the
most put. f all tbete ~ show up who lend IOmC expertite. ·.Another problem is tbat while the
commincacoaduct public meetinp,
the public often doesn't show up.
"We'd like to 1ee more people at
our meeti1111i" said Penelope Milne,
a member of the Open Ss-ce Com-.
mission. .
When asked why ~ want to
donate so much of .their tune at1eDd-
ingmeetinp,often twice a month and
1}1ott, committee memben almost
mvariabl)'. ,.Y it is because they want
to contnbute somethina to their
community.
"I've always felt a need for com-
munity service." said Doris Shields,
who has lived in l...aguna for SO yean.
about I 0 of which she has spent on the
Arts Commissfon. "l.quna is built
on committees and people who are
involved."
Com-mission aP1>9intments caD
also lead to hisher office. Kenney, for
instance, was a member o( the
Park.int. Traffic and Circulation
Committee and Desi&n Board of
Review before beina elected to the.
council in 1982. But Shie&ds said sbe
has never known anyone who joined
a committee simply to fu.rtber their career in municipal 90vemment.
After all, a council member makes
only SI SO per month.
In January 1987, the council
created the AIDS Education Task
Foroe and the Open Ss-ce Com-
mission, the only aroups of their k.ind
in Oranac County.
The Open Spece Commillion has
been takina 1nventory of all the
undeveloped property in Lapna, 1e>me of which the city plaDs to
eventually PUtdme.and lave u is.
The AIDS Education Task Force is
comprised of representatives from 17
orpniutions, includini the council,
e.ch of which bas an intaest in
spreadiaa the facts about the diteate.
Other poupa not mentioDed:
Downtown Specific Plan Citiz:eq
Advisory Committtt, Cable TV
Committee, Environmental Safety
Commi\tee, Housing Committee,
Human Afftirs Committee Rec-
reatiofl Committee. Festival Coordi-
natint Committee. and the Human
Relations Committee. It also has
liaisons to three Orange County
committees: Health Plannina Coun-
cil, Housing Commission and Vector
Control.
ALIBI CLAIMED IN MESA AMBUSH •••
From Al
Wilson's brother. Okel Aaron
Wilson of Modes10. told the arand
jury, "He said. 'did you hear what
• happened to this ... punk Jeffrey
Parker't ... He said he ran up on the
front porch and shot him in the chest,
and as Jeffrey went down. Jeffrey says
'Please don't shoot me anymore.:
.. And he Sol him by the hair of the
head and shot him in the temple," the
brother testified. ·
Deputy District Attorney Doua
Woodsmall said the men should
testify before the jury in about two
weeks. The cue 11 ex~ed to last
throuah Sept.ember, with a break at
the beginnana ·of Auaust. the pros.-
ecutor said.
Baruch on Thursday closely ques-
tioned Dr. Robert Richards. who
performed the autopsy on Parker and
failed to find any gunpowder bums
on the body. 1 The doctor said he bas performed
more than 20,000 autopsies in 30
years and that such bums ~ almost
always i1rcscnt when the victim 1s
shot at a range closer than two feet.
Baruch contends there is no physi-
cal evidence apinst Wilson. who is
free on $250,000 bail. .
"They just wanted to cl?K this
case. Th~ are no ~tncsses. There's no physical evidence. The
only evidenct ttiey have are the
statements of two men," the attorney
said earlier.
The trial. before Superior Court
Judge Luis A. Cardenas, will resume
Monday.
FIRMS TOLD TO ST ART CARPOOLS •••
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COSGROVE TO FOCUS ON AGENDA ••• Proa Al , ·
Cotpove said be never fcqoc what
Irvine uted to look like, and bu made
a minor crusade out of filbtinl to
preserve the city's open sp1Ce.. >.. a memberofthelrvine~he
WU instrumental in ll~eDoUill
siptura to help _gUalify PrOp. 70 &
the June Miiot. The IUtcwide open
ss-ce measure wu· approved ~
voters, and Irvine will ,et about S4
million for purchuina land for open
spece.
Indeed, CC>lpove's first praen-
tation as a councilman wudilcuuina
the implementation of Measure c. an
open SJ>KC measure approved by
lrvint voters on June 7. The measure
is essentially a trade-oft' between the
city and The Irvine Co., which will ~give the city S.SOO acres for open
space in exchanse for hiaher-intenlity
development elsewhere in the city.
Aside from open ss-ce. COlln>ve's
goals as a councilman are to further
public·privatc ledor· cooperation on
transportation manqement, curb
"ovcrdevelopment" and shape a
long-term fiscal policy for the city.
.. While the city is llill developina,
it's still in its income-eami• ~
We have to manaee money c:iraullf.
to build a aound fllC:al ·future, '
Colpove said. .. When we're built out
-in a retirement mode, 10 to speak
-we need to have a nest t;a to
IUl1ain the community in tbe lifestyle
it'• uted to.". .
COlp'Ove promoted the develop-
ment and .cnaae of a SDeCial raerve fund for city, whicft lets aside 7
percent of tbe city'• ~ fund for
emeflCDCY uses or roulh filcal times.
Colsfove would like to 1ee the raerve
percent.,e jump to .10 percent
natioaal matsen. I think tbat sort of
politics sum• ut what should happen
on a local level, Cotsrovt" uid.
'Tm able to work for' common
pis for a quality oflife in Irvine tbat
as second to none. and I can work with
any philosophy for that aoal "be llid. ••1 think that's what local politics i1all
about."
What local politics shouldn't be
about, eos,rove said, is the coa-
troveny over Measure D, tbe new law
that says Cotsrove shouldn't have
been seated u a councilman. Bec:aUle
there was no definitive lepl opinion
on how Measure D sboulcfbe applied,
the council simply decided to teat
. Coscrove and face tbe comequenc:a.
Became Cotpove, Werner and
incumbent Councilman Ed Dornan
are allied with Aann -arauably tbe
county's most notorious li6eral poli-The only thin&. Cotpove plans to
titjan -~ new council bu allo face in the near future is the pile of cam~ the hberal taa. 1 s-perwork he has inherited IS a
But C09110ve, who has been a councilman.
feliscered Republican all bis votiq .. I'm concerned about ~·
life, said he considers bimldl 1 the rnidents of Irvine, . t'1 •11, conservative. -C~ve said. "'It's a Iha.me tbat we
"I don't need to qree with my can terasetJielinethatdividesusand
collqucs on national and inter-move ahead."
JURORS SCREENED IN KRAFT TRIAL •••
FnimAl .
to introduce evidence connectina least a year, and many cannot, for .. If you·rer::·DJ to Africa and
him to 21 more slavinp in n.-...n, ~nat or ~related reuons. you've been nana it for IS yan
Michigan and SoutbCm Calibn~ -:.if~ (eel you have a banhbip and wi is · to kill you if
Kraft could get the death penalty if and will have to be excuted from this you J:r. So· then~ take that into
convicted on any of the 16 counts. case, please pick up and fill out your conliderauon," he said.
plus additional charaes that the exemption form at the t.ck of tbe Jury selection tqan Tuesday with
murders were committed in connec.-courtroom now," McCanin told each preliminary 1Cteen1na of about 20
tion with rape. mutilation, dnla ~up of potential jurors. volunteers who retp>Dded to a notice
offenses or other crimes. At one of lbunday's afternoon in the courtboute Jury lerVices room
Coun officials say they. expect to sessions, about I 00 of the l SO who .Wna for people who were able to
screen as many IS I S.000 of the were called aot up to fill out exemp-lerVe on a year-Iona trial.
,county's pool of 28,000 notified tion forms .
potential juron for the Kraft cue. A number of juron said ~ bad Jury selection mdved into hiah ear
Offkials said. however. that it was
unlikely they would have to seek any
pools. or to walk or bicycle to wort.
The ultimate aim, accordina to
Wedaa. is to increase Southern c.ati-
fomia's avetqe vehicle ridership
from its present level of I.I people per
vthiclc to I. S people per vehicle.
McCanin has said he wants a Jl'OUP vac.ation •n• in1'upst and Sepcan-Thursday with non-volunteer can-
of at least I SO potential JUron ber and MCCartin adviled some of didates, who parted at Rancho Su-
of carbon monoude." available for final individual inter-the September vacationen tbat their tiaao ColJeee, 1everal miles from the
Harriett Wieder, chairman of the views. plans would probably conflict with courthou1e and were brouptto coun
penalties.
"This is a cooperative propam,
and we are expcctin1 cooperation."
said John Dunlap. a spokesman for
the district ... But we do have that
Oraftle cbunty Board of Supervisors Aaroupof20-12jurorsandeiaht the trial and tbat they should apply by bus.
and· a district board member, Mid alternates -will be selec1cd for the for release. McCartin has set Au,. I 0 u the
officials tried voluntary traftic reduo-trial. McCartin did not say, however, bqjllnina date for final ICl'eeftiDI of
That seeminaJy small chan,e could male~ a major difference in the
rtfion's air quality, Wedaa said.
tion measures ~fore resortina to the The. initial cut in the pool will be that a planned vacation would au~ juron. He said Tbunday tbat be
mandatory appfbach. made by the potential juron them-matically exempt a penon from ex~ jury ldecii.oa ao. a.t ualil -stick." _,_
In any case. firms will not be
penalized if they have made a good
faith effort to comply. Dunlap said.
.. In practice, voluntarism doesn't selves. Juron must be able to lerVe at service on the Kiaftjury. mid-September. '
work ... said w ieder, who alto lel'Vel nr-iiiiiiiiijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~----iii ·on the state Air Resources Board. "br
this case it's aovernment who knows
what's best." Under the d1s1ric1 s Regulation IS,
L ~ ~ted cm_ploye~ mu!.t@me up
with a plan lhat provides 1nomtives
for employees 10 Join car and van
·e y increasing vebicle ridership
that much, We can effect a 2S percent
decrease in rush hour traffic," he said.
"That-would raul&-+n.thc ehmiution
fo 24 tons per day of organic sues. 34 Wieder said the county of~
tons of nitrogen oxides and 216 tons twalreadytetaneumpkfo;rpnvate
firms. About 73 percent of the
-----------------------·county'' 12,000 employees have work schedules which permit them to . .
PLEA FOR FUNDS FAILS ••• ma Al
and men 1n afllucnt ()range County men to know this is not fair," he said.·
ere suffm ng from htalth problems. Board memben IJJPrOVed a $441
Dedicated health care providers art million bu~t for human servicni
lolins their humanitarian struggle to . which includes health care. IOcia
9efVe increased needs." . services and community lerV~.
~rvisor Don Roth said state
oflcials will have to wake up to lht The board allO approved $420 pwina health care needs of Oranac million for community afety, which
....!..County beforr t,he problem t"2tn be inclduu sherifl ancLfite services.. addreutd. courts. jails and related services.
"When some counties rece1 VC thrct Total appropriations i~ this ~r·s
times as much as Orange County for budaet att approximately S2.2
these services. it's time to let Sacra-billion.
ORANGE ........
COAST --· r•I
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SlO "'-! a., St C.:.11 '*"' < "
commute durinJ off-peak hours, she
said. ·
A nufTlber of private employers in
the county were also cited at Thu,.
da)'.:s pms conference for their ride-
shanna and other traffic reducina
prosrams. ,
Amo'na. the firms were McDonnell
Dou&las. ~them California Editon,
Pacific Bell. Hushes Aircraft and ITT
CanMn-. -. --
Thunday'1 confe('Cncc was one af
four held an Oranae. l..os A.-
Riverside and San Bernardino coun-• ties. .
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Why an lnteri~r Design Firm?
Why .,, lntertor °"9 Firm?
Opulent Jewel tonee, powdlfy
PHtela, metallc bronze1,
pickled pine, faux ~
travertine marble, poll1hed
granite, terr• cotta ... The
optlona are endle11. A
profMatonal lntertor O..IQn
firm hu the '"°""* to help you "pull It all together,'' to
help you Mlect the rlgh c:olora
Ind atytea tn otder to ttlMform ~ home Into a center of Nit
expr9Mlon ... to ftOld coettr mltlt.... Ind IMO ,....._
You..., dHtCJi* GloChel Ind'
drive I d11lgner.a.. Your home
need1 1 . de~ner, toolf
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· ·· --~·. ·:~.with~~Qa:tmeal skin
(, . : . . ).• ~~ ~ .
: :.,., ·~ · ~~cr·fu.s.·-·fi~wu tins ofthejuftlle never rode 1 S-con
,., .. ,,, -elephant: ~;; ':,. "-,. =' . -.:'""
... · : ·: · I have . · • • • • · . . · '· "
· ·. • . ·. · "-£vcn i·n·tht·~·· the d.tys of the circus train arc not.-. Tbe
· ·~1 kinati~.B.ro~ arid_J!itluq1 ·A~ Circus pulled into AD&beim oa
··, · · . ' , MoDcfMY. aild ~r-..~f~ animals ~to the~ _ · . ~ . . ... · · :.-: !he setf<>US ~· . ..:._ ~ 1;ftUn. QICn and lioas, lk ones . .. . • • . • . . ' .. . W1tb 1eetll -weft .... by Ind
• · · from the, train to die Coavealioa
·· · · Center three mileuway.
. But the bones. ...... llamas,
c:amdsand t 9elepMau Wlft lined
~-up, the streets ... dbwa and the
.. • . •"imprompeu .,... bcpn. com-
. · · · . . ", plete with I police acort.
• • . . . • The moa imprellivc ol the . ·:'! . . .. beam. the IDdiu ........ led
• ..,Q • ·~. • • L .. ; , ."t • ' , the way. AJoaa with .tlaree ocMr
· .... :'.:, '~ : ~.qmclton'iMif"" ll!ldlY*nn. I climbed ODto the wit olS-• ' .. .,.,9ay°WS WSL -;. : ·'. ,_..-. . ·
:._ . . •. ~ .. I cx~:tr.ere'dboJ ~· f Was~ . .
. · 1,. . ·• .• _ ·-~.susan s skin wu.~. Her inl;:h-ihic:i P'llY lkiJl felt tikc ..._.left ' • • ; --~ oa the counter fof.lhret days:Tbe snie11 ,... nearly the ..... Her '-ct was co~ered witb bay, ~ .. sbe does to keep tienelf cool Dry
.. . .,..will be'ltnbc!dded1':c:l Levi·• fOr lhOfttbs. . • ·" Tbe lh~milc trip 1 lidle more tban lO miDuecl. It toclt lbcMd
half that time to 'inaalt into 1 comb1able spoe ~ lier ·we ~ Cfldn'lbu~Y 1 ~~· ~ m>: rear. ~ ride ~' ~ uncom10rlable, 111 wu -~ . · 'Sit fOrward o6 her oect.. her trauaet adviled. lllOC*,... ... ...., ._
ears. Sound advice. pert.apa,. 'but I dida .. tikc the tMuPt of eom1w
• hookina their feet uJ¥kr :J-o ears. and' I didn't ... , to ...,.et' Swa. IO I Ill
· rnylcpdarpovettbe aolherbdly. ,-· .
llJ'ISO aeasy~na •Y balaace, ....s side to side 5......._
so I held tiabtly IO the~ tbil' linked Susan to ber herd. . ::iM lbat ii
, ,. , .. I fCll, I .would .ta~~ top of~ trucb puked 11 the side of the dida ..
. · .. 'help, Clther . .I m &frajd ofheiabts.
, I noticed a f"'1ny lhi8' ._ we ...aked two-by-two. Elephants rally do . · · P'l"Jhc Jail o_f ~~an front of them withtlaeirtnaak. J thoalltt it was
• JUSI fbr idev111oa: "... • · :". · Anotheribina deP.binll really do is spray water oa tbemtdva witb · ·.-u trunk. EJepbaQu doa•t sweat. rdriaa oa water shot f'roll\ tbeir.~
to· kcct> ~selves cool · · L,uCss Wilkin& ori pevemcnt for three miles with 1 I~ reporter
· on her't.ckJDakes lft)' depbsnt bot.. 5maa Sl.,pped II~ Wlter IOUtCe
, : 1Pf;l.fillcd1ap. ~IY.,JA?,dump it on IM beet other ncct-rillat where I was
·.~ , satuna. · 7 . · l think an elcpbanfs trunk holds more water than my Volbwlaa
. .! .
~ · holds"piOlinc. Of.~. my ·6s BetctJt ~about 600 pounds and the
·": .. ejephant weips f?JQrC than 10,limcs tbaL In short, Susan could crush the a-. "·. . . . ·· · 8\11 she handled pretty well.!.$ lule a Ibey are. depbaau are really
arac:d'ul beasts;' and followed the trainer's dinlctiom bcaer than IDOll pets. The circ'4s utts female depballll becablc males can be mean.
· . . • Al the livins parade wound lhroup the city'utreeu. men, women and cti~ lined ~sidewalks. like IOIDethiaa out ol 1 Nonna R.octweU ~ • painli_ftl.
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Tbett were no clowns with' the animals, only ttponcn, but I pc11 that
wu ~ encfosh for the spectators. They waved.
l)at ~ weiid, rm uted IO beiftl shunned. Wo blendill .• with the cro~ !IOI bein&'.~vf:d ~L J!ut JM)t.Wlfttina to di-:1 the dlildml. and
not ~na•ble to resast lhecb1Jd nune, I waved blck. ~ namy momcataty
· promaneqcuaop ~ eleobant on the 1treet19' Anaheim.dida'I cut iato.IM. ~
IS minuiCs of fame Andy Wllbol promited~h~of us. . . ·.
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Dia~· ts pubhthtd ~Vft)'·.fndey ~ tht ~ c ... ,......_ C.:o ..
P.O.. Boa 1560. lJO W_ lay St .. COMA .Mn., C}. 92626. T-.~ u2 ... n~... · 1er buli.,. ._.,.. ~ a a.m. '°"' ,. .... Mollday. t~ • Friday. . rdr caleMlr of tvmti item1 and a.tttr1 t. S 'f."'· ..._..,, .ne mtift emu o1 D 1111 i* • ~-'by a.e. or.., c-........... Co. Al,_.,. Nilrwd. ..,. , , •
-.. POLK WITH A BULLBT ......................... IS
BJJOBNBOOS
Nati~ and locally, the recent·resuqence of folk music
provides a pleasant reminder tbat many mUlic lovers ltill ~fer sounds ,enerated &om tbe heart, not a computer. But
1t'1 fair to ~ tbat no one euected' tbe debut relelie. of
topical folk~~-Tracy Cllapman would dimb to the top of Billb · 1 national cbartl.
'&Allm9 LIVBS..~.···•••••••-•••••••••••••••••••••• 10
DO COLLBC1' $200 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 11
BJ VIDA DEAN .
Pretend prisoners telephoned friends williJaa to cna., up
real money to IPri!la them &om ~ "'•ri"-the
American Cancer ~·· .. Jail And Bail" ~. cam:.ill' At left, Ferrel McKee, J)Oltmalter of Newpon
BelC , WU OD the ijabt side of tbe Jaw.
.WB&R TB& V ACATIODIUI AIUUVS .... 18
-r
NHAM show
defines
de Kooning~led
movement
Rebels With
a Cause
Expressionism, ' which is on display now throvgr Seoi
18 01 1he Newpon Harbor Art Museum . I eo1ur es more
rhon 80 po1n11ngs by I 3119uro1ive pointers wile looorec
1n 1he consider obi~ shadow cost by ine obwoc
· ex.press1on1s1s.
The show completes a trilogy oi e,n1b · O"S o
orgoh1zeo by rne Newpon Harbor Ar.I M..iseurr.
eiplor 1ng American on o'ihe J 9 50~. The 1irsi • Ac.r or
Precision: The New D1rect1on 1n N.ew: York ·was
presen1ea in J 98 4 and n1g~l1gn ~d rh~ ~er~ o's ~
second·genero11or. oos1roC'·eJpress1on1st or· srs ... or•.
·• .
iog 1n New for~. r nQJ e~n;b1•16n ·ed ... 1986 '0 C'S"~a~ , i
of rne 1ormo11ve ears·o· ne l\iev. ~org Sc.,001 ~,.,e
Interpretive··~,: Aos1:oq&·reonsm .. ,~ Aos."o:·
EApress1on1sm. WorHor Peper~·."! 938. t948
Th1s,rhtrd e.1tn101f1on..l1ke 11s oreoecessots :i·e·s
o tr esh 1oot. at a 11eglecied aspec, 01 ·ri.01 • .. .rbi., e"·
per 100. T ne on1s1s teorured.in Tne F 191.1rav•e F " es
By ROBERT HYNDMAN ave ne~~~ oeen r~ so•e iocus • .of a mu~e.JM exh1c' O"
Of the Doily Pilot Stoff · considered 1ns1eoa largely os on ol1er110•·.,.e ic ·~ e
01ienl1on:9robo1ng abstract ex pr es~1oc1s·s l ilemdeKooning'skineticsetiesof "Woman" ~ 00t.1ngar1Meworrsnow 1i snoro·o see ... ro•
paintings hardy seems '1ounds for treason. all me 1uss wa~ abou1 1n rhe eo•1y J 9 50s "" eii
But when they w.we first shown in 19 53, de d1st1nc1 ions. oerween absrrac11on and 1191..ro• •O" we' e
Koening' s coleogues in the New yen avant -garde . firmly nela. H1nds1ght 1ndeeo5nows ~al oe K 00,. ng -
were ef!'oged by his apparent betrayal. wna ~ o~plyrepresenred wit 16 wor..i-s ~ri ·ne
Here 1hey collectively had championed he e11n1b1tion-:-.... as nordly 110\ ng oocr l'vO'J t J , ·:·re· . ' ....,. .
abstract eipreSS10n1St movement, thereby declaring . was applying h1S ObSlrOCI -expresS.Q" s· se"S C ' c..s ': ::;
New York rhe hub of the 1nternot10nal arr worio 011~ ae om11ior form
Koon1ng-one of their best and bflgh1esr -:7' was For de Koorung· ho~ever ·h~ l1gure o· J ... ~r:::<
Vlfluolly 1umpmg ship with his return ro l1guro11ve wosn r usea so much ror ·s numon Quoit •es· 1ns1eoo '
influences 1n the "Woman" po1nflngs. was a storttrig Point w11n wh1c tO ~.(p6nd r s 1e~i1c~
Absrrocr po1n11ng hod gone beyQnd f1guror.ve s11111s. To him, rhe lam1l1or form o a womans ooo
depictions, de Koon1ng'scr111csor_gue9, a"d to · servea only 10 br1ng 1oge1h~r sub1eer, form and s•,. ~· :
resurrect rhem was to go backward. After all. rhe heady tecnn1que.
New York School or11sts hod already dismissed "One con'r 1ust sloppo1nr.on·corwas,1n bro'"'.: J r
• • t ' f1~rott0il as 100 obvious and literal a way to address 1ecnn1co11ac111ry •. Schammel e~tn.s in 1he ca;a!og
.-.it--+--=c-:monconcerns 111 r post-war ero. · occompony1ng Ille e.cn1 11. . pain er n eeds some
"Oe Koon1ng' s sw11ch u~erm1ned rhe cr1t1ca. suo1ect. 0 conrenr to'remper IS 111sce·al e;pe t ence .
belief 1hot Ott history was on on 1nev11able inorch toward Those ""'·np 1r ed.19 determine whiCh womer ::l"'
reduchorust tendencies," soys Poul Schimmel, chief Koon!ng was reco~l1ng in h1s'how1ng, 'a ei~cscopt( .. ; .
c111otor of the Newport Horbof Ar r Museum ·'For ~ew dep1cr1ons may ha~e b€~n m1s.s1~9 he pO.inr . : · •
y ork even m1'dly 10 acknowledge rhe E uropeon . Whrte de K Oo~tng cleorlr. IS th~ mos •1'1~1 ·~"~ •.
figurative trodihon was to tromp on the seedl;ng of· efemenr 1~ The Frgura11ve F1h1es" e:thibtt!Ori ne·was
America's ort1shc dominance. to give away the counrr v horoty alone. The l 3 or11srs featured 1n the rt\ow 10 toe.··
after howingwonthewa, 0reversal11,1 the avant.• ' ' ·, f'eohzed tney were not WQrking in 0 cultuto; vl'JC(\.1U
gordi.'' .. ··· Schimme~SOY1. ~s fnends rhey were porfolifle : . . . . . . " But as is penuo.siwety outlined 1n on exh\b•t•or . ·· ex•e!'bed am.1 O!: e ebsiroc express1Gnis1s ood ·
Schimmel hqs helped organize. he figuraflve wor .. ol oe reOa1i~ recogn,zed e ,mpononc"e OJ etr 9c'1 eve ~ . . .
lOONngond Ofheu was nor o contrad1c11on of. men1s. · . • •
1roc11on, but ra er on Oggiessive exponst0nof its · · So wh1l~'OQStroct e)pr~ss1on1_sm.was oN 1 e rage
newly sroked rem1ory.. 1n the eorly ~ 9 50s, o grown>g number of young Do n•e·~
''The Figurative F1h1eS! New York F19orotive . · IPleaseseeFIFTIES/Poge }91
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-Memben&ip iD Plrenla Widaout Pannen ii .. to~ ........ •led. widoMld Cll' llCWll' _.,.
...... ollivilllcMldl• Olllody ol ibe c:IUldrea ii IMll a t.:lar. A ._.
pra:ll. -•IC'lalima, ....... GI"' ••intiM. PWP -poWlll a pro-pam o( IOCial ~ dilc111ioal
ind lhldy for .............
andtbcir•= waw.Of'_n&NW-... over4S,meetforT.G.LF.•5:JO~ ~. Raby •••••• iD f': '1 ?11& For
reterValioDs and Ulba--. c:.11 Sll-5175. ' . .
PIUllB OP UPS llNGLD Mees
for T.G.l.F. at Galdm llill. 6215 'Coalt~.U. .... Sto7 p.m. (DfoimabOa, al 13"14l ~--P.L.J.a .T. Daaci~ at ~e r~..:ni:: sl 1:m·
LBT'I tzB IT UP a dub for sinlJe golfers between~ .. ollO and]S
Who ... =·~ and meetotber r-Dues. are S2S _,;........... ..__ .. : per year
IJlll.UUll; a meatui;iawp dUectory.
For more information, call 854-0690
or write to Let's Tee It Up. 31
Rainbow Ridle, lrvioe, 9271 S.
PA&ENTI · WITllOUT POT-
-Hal <>ranee a.st °**' 26,
· ~. not· ~red).~ n;ew friends61~ varied ICtJVIUft. c:anac oeoole. Guest cards available. &41:1600 ot 546-S7aa.
PA&ENTI WITllOUT PAllT· NBU Hwi . lmch Chapter
S9S hosts a ~ .. O:..aation b ._
pamns. ~ cbapCcr phone 891-7~S
· for meeti~ location and additional membenblp information.
Graham St.. Hunti~ lmcb. In-formation line: 647-162'. .;
lmllda7
Pim. 1l42S Lewis 5crec\ Saile 103
in Gardea Grove. COii ii SlO.. to 10 p.m. Grwpwill mnco.-mlboul
'IHI GENim.OF'DIE GF.llSllWN!.
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........ llllr .... S1'1R llTHE at.VJ. Cll9lnr
wilt! b lllftwlt cl GeolsS. ~IDOl91 .....
nlh"*ullllillll~Alll!rDI .........
pcMll mm in h lilr 1920s ...............
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(7M) ~ (213) 111>-382 Ma--..mso .
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r
~rk.ina. admission is SI ,_er-person.
Get in for half·Sirice if yau ~·~ 1, friend. tel in &ee if you brina two·
callina 863-3111 , extension 211
after S p.m. Free 3-month pasive
membership by anmdina.
NEWPOaT BEACH 1'A1L1NG
SINGLES a club for DOIMIDOki.,
siqle sailors with or without a boat,
qe 21 and older. Meets the fint and
third Wednesday of each month at
the Hotinaton Bach lu. Pacific
Coast Hilbway in HuntiQllOn Bacb
7 to 9:l(f p.m. Meetina becins with
dririks and hors d'oeavra in the bar.
followed t>Y a m«Una and ~vities
at 7 p.m. SOcia.I hour follows the
meet.i"I-Cost isS6. Call 673-3018 for
ruocded infQ about club activities.
SOCIAL FUNSBOP f()a SINGLBI Oppor:tunities and ac-
tivities ~ by the Knowlcder
Bank. Ho 10 p.m. in Costa Mesa. Call
891-7878 for location and infor·
mation. Materials and refresbmcn&s
provided.
OASIS SBNIOll CENTER
SINGLES meet Wednesdays 3 to 4
p.m. in Room 3.
Coff« and tea from 3 to 3: 30 p. m.
• followed by a soecial prosram.
"NO NAME" SINGLES DANCE 5
to 8 p.m. at Twains. 2101 E. E.di~
at the 5S Frceway1 Santa Ana. Dance
and happy hour, aoor prizes and hon
d'ocuvrcs.. S4 admission. No dues.
no membenbip fees. Call '2 l 4691
for more information.
PllDIE OPLll"I! SINGLES 4S and
over, meet for a discussion aroup1in
Huntinaton Beach at 7 p:m. Non
memben S2. For reKrVations. call
836-3744. '
seniors art cha~ $2. SO. S2 per
person ingroupsoftenormore. Tram
service is. available from outlyin&
parkina areas.
STAR.FAIR a Visionary Ans Expo
through Aug. 28 793 Laauna Cuyon
Road. Laguna Beach. across from the
Festival of the An.sand the Sawdust
Festival. 0pe·n 11 a.m. to 10 p.m.
daily. Vision<ITT anists. hand painted
clothes and New A~ experiences and
items. Admission is SI pcrpenonand
pan ofthe'procttds wiU be donated to
orpnizations that a<Jdrcss en-
vironmental issues.
MAGIC ISLAND rcc.ently open to
the public far the first time, provides !'*1 patrons with w best in co!Mdy.
JUNGLING BaOI. AND ma&ic and psychic talent. Com-
BABNUll AND BAILEY CIBCtJI at ed1an/magician G!!J Otto is featured
Anaheim Convention . Center, throuah Sunday. Dinner and shows
Th .... h Wednnda Tbe Wednesday throuih Saturda) from 6 ro...,. . 'I· ~test p.m. Children arc welcome to brunch show on earth llilbli&bts CM>tlC acts fromfarlandsut.6elOdtannivttS&ry and shows Sunday from 9:30 a.m
of Ringfina Bros. and Barnum and ~agic Island is located at 3505 Via
Bailey Clown CoUqr is honored ()pOno tn Newpon Beach. Vahdated
thro ushout each performance. or valet par~ing. Dress "~· rntr·
Tickets are available at Ticltdmastcr vations required. For reservatio ns
and Ticketron. and Anaheim Con-and information, call 675-0900.
vcntion Center, 9994900. CANNERY RESTAURANT fca-
day. 10 a.m. to noon and 1:30 to 3:30
p.m. 3010 Lafayette Ave. Newpon
Beach. ·For mort information. call
675-5777.
CAYE MOZART features classK:al
piano Wed. evening. and piano or
guitar.-pop .. and show tunes
Thucs.Sat. evenings. .\II music 1s
performed during dinner. Also fea-
tured is music at Sunday brunch
3 1 9~2 Camino Cafi~trano. San Juan
Capistrano. 436-0-1-. · LAGUNA POETS meet each Fn at
8 p.m. at the Laguna Beach public
hbra~. 363 Glenne~re. Lagunl\
Beach. Ever)one 1s wel~ome. Call
.i94-9550 or .i94-83 75 .
OVEREATERS ANONY~OVS
welcomes nev.comers to more than
90 meetings held v.eekl~ at locauons
throughout Orange Count~ There
are no diets. ftts or dues. onh a desire
to stop eating compuls1veh . For
more information. call the Central
otlice. 11 75~ Garden Grove Blvd
te. 11 S. Garden Grove. at 554-1~
o r 2~900 .
S.hlrday
. OOll HOUSE MINIATURES
SHOW ANDSALE toda) IOa.m. to 5
p.m. and Sunda~ noon to 4 p.m. at the
Qualit' Inn. 616 Convention Wa) in
· .\naheirri. Adm15sioh is S4 for adults:·
children under 12, S 1.50. SAN CLEMENTE SUMMER
TIEST A begins at 8 a.m. with the
Fiesta 5000 Run/Walk, open to all
ages and v.111 feature t-sbiru. refresh-
ments. entcru1nmcnt and awards for
pan1c1pants. RCJistratton ftt 1s SI 5
and re'gmration begins at 7 a.m. Call
.i92· I I 3 I for more information. Fcs·
II\ al folio" s the run w11h a parade
food . gamt·s and exh1b1ts . .\dm1u1on 1~ frt:l' For more 1nformauon. c.111
.lY~·l 1.H
Bl"S EXCl"RSIOS 10 the Museum
of( (1n1t•mpora~ l\n !MOC.\l spon-
sori-d h' the Jn 1ne Fine -\n~ Center
-\n ot uitemauonalh kno~ n Gt>rman an1~1. .\n~lm K1rfer 1s tht> main
attral 11on Tht> e\ urs1on c.kpan~
trom lhl' Fine .\ns Cc.-nter. 1 ~.l~I
Yak -\\C .. ln1nc. a1 10 a.m and
return!. al; p.m. The cost 1s SI:!" h1ch
1ndude' admission to the mukum
Call S 5~. I() I for more tnformat1on
.:tnJ rc-;en auons
ORA~GE COl 'lllTY SWAP MEET
prc-scntcd b~ T cl-Phil EnterpnS('
ea h Saturda' and unda' tn the
main parking lot of the· Orangl·
Count' Fair Ground\' a.m. t<1 ~ pm· -\dm1 s1on 1s l\ft~ ten1s for
"alL.·1m Orange <. ount~ Fair·
ground~ anfonnauon phon(' number
IS .. '51·.l~·P.".
PRDllt OP tlPE SINGU:S meet
for dinner/Dancina at the Elk's
Lodac.410) E. Wll!ow .. ~nlBcacbat
Tp.m:-Forr:ncnabonscall 36-8744.
LONG BEACH AHnQVE IBOW turn Champagne Supper Crui~
The 2nd annual Lone Beach Inter-evcrv Friday. 7:"10 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.:
national Antique SboW ~Sun-Sunda). S to 7 p.m.: Champqnc
dayat ~~Mary &hibd Hall Brunch Crui~ Saturday and·Sun-
75 cx.hibitor booths from France: .-.=-:==:==--=:;:::~:::;;;;;;;:::::;;;;~r=ri~...,-:==:==================================::=: Ena)and. and 20 states. Houn are I to Tlaanda .L--~----TANGO, DISCO AND BALLllOOll
DANCE a.us Metts evftY Thurs.-
day 118 p.m. at 731 w. 17th St..~
blocks south of Newport Blvd. in
Costa Mesa. Sl9 month fees. Learn
the latest dances followed by a Ciance
or other llctivities each week.. For more U-fOniiali'OtfQJI ~S93.
A.S.A..P Sinales As1ociation of Pre>
fcssionals m«t every Thunda~e
nina 6 p.m. to 11 p.m. at di nt
locations. Small ~up networtina,
personal introductJons. bot and cold
hors d'oeuvres. Social. dancina. mix-
ers and prizes. Call each week for
location and information 66S-6633 or 7~Sl.
9 p.m. Friday and Saturday1noooto6
p.m. on Sunday. Admiss¥>n is SS.
~for tbru days. childrm undtt 12
arc free. The Queen Mary is docked II
Pier l at the Port of Lona Bacb. For
more infonnatM>n. call Bud Maron.
( s ~·.AJ)8Gl21t42·Ul231'172'.....J. ot'..::Sll-lllAlllBIU.-,l-M
Festival of the Arts in l..quna Bach.
Niabtly throUO Aus. ll. Tickets
r&ftlC an ~ from S9 IO SlS.
AllT·A-PAlll. in a -new location.
777 Laguna Canyon. Ra.d. continues
throuah Aus. 28. ()pm seven days a
week. 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Closina
boun arc 11 p.m. Friday and Satur-
daY.. Gc-ocral ~ission is SJ.SO.
children under 12 free with adult, and
SATURDAY. AUGUST 20
10 A.M. TO o P.M.
LION'S PARK• COSTA M ESA
.
Arts & Crafts
SHOW & SALE
Food & Entertainqient·
I
f-t M•t 111/#rfMtiM C.ll 714/M9·'605
~BY CITY Of' COSTA MESA & COSTA Ml.SA SISTU CltlEl
Congratulations,
• • I seniors.
We give you credit
forwhat .
you've accomplished.
If you· re Within one ~ar of
graouatoon. we re wlllmg 10 give ~Ol..
c1t(l1t f0f your acnoevemen1
The lund ot crt(ltt you may curr~tly
1eet1 and Wiii to0n oeeo IOt 0u1cttaSH'lQ
things loke a new VOikswagen
ThtoUgtl VW Cred<t, Inc we otter a
• new College Graduate Fonano. Plan
Oesogrl9d to l'ietc> you <>ual<ty tor
hnaocmg eYetl thOugtl you Nlve no
..c.cedil 116tOty
Tncs new Plan comes at 1 good t1tne
for you
Rigtlt l'lOW we' re f\aVW'lg our ",.,
Annu11I SummtW CMbratlOtl ~al
of our ITIO$I PQPIMI modelS 1re
av1llll01e to Duy or leese 1t spec.al
'•nancr'lg ra1es You car ge• r>e;:•a
lea~ 0<o<:es on ~t Fox. GOii ~tta
CabrlOlet or GTI mooeis
Come 1n soon and OU' us '"''l>V9r
some tests ot y.QJT own
Tai..e a \el'' arrve
That's a test Volllsw&ger' c.an pa~
.,tri llywlg cOlors
Oel1Mft ......... ""' n.v•ew•1•n•.,
TAD BUCHOZ 842-2000
Corinty
VO~KSWAGEN/ISUZU @m
1171 l Beach BIVd,, Hunlillton Beacfi
Daity Pik>t O.teboot</ Friday, .My 22. 1988 I
QOLDBNWBITOOll.IO&IWAP
MDT I Lm. 10 3 p.m. witb he
acbnillioft and fn:e P!fkiDJ IOda and tomorrow. $.-e fee II SI~ on
Saturdays and' Sundays or two speces for SIO OD Sunday, witb proCeeds
&om the swap meet IOiDI 10 campus
ctubl and orpnizations. lcbolanbiJ'I and community ICl"Vice projects. For
additional 1nformatioo, • call 898-2389. The swap meet is held in
the oarti .. lot localed at the entrance of tbe ~ at the Golden West
Street traffiC lilbt between Ediqer
and McF~ 'Stnets.
~Cox at 962-1680 or Vi Oreea at FRe hon d'oeuvres. fun aad 897-4S87evaiapadwakrndl ~ 731-3S2S. ----------1,·. u IPBA& 'IOAl'lllAITDI
........ , •· meet acb Tbunday at 7:30 p.m. at
"1111: C11011 AND TD AUOW" ~ Viu.e. 2134 ~ Street.
Plpotofl.aCrilliaai1aindlree ect HuntulllOD le9dl: lleli"D;O'I wd-ouidoor drama pracnled at 1·30p.m. come. For more WOrinabOll. call 10ftilbt Uuou1b Alll-7 (~Mon-842-2016orl4~-ll49.
days and Tueldays) in La Criltiaai1a ~81.B as played every T'b!'f't"
Bowl on the For11er Rueb in Su daY. a~ 6:30 P.~· at die Home SaWIP
Clemente. Matinee~ are buildins. Maia. Street at Yortc10Wn ~ncd/OI' 3 p.m. July lO, 31 and ~~ r:.-~ ~ Call 'fbr: excitina tale of tbe hiltoric PAallDI MAUST ~ Portola-Sena expedjtion of 1769 is an by the Ora1*County F~ Bmau.11
official event o( the ()ranee County held. every Tbunda}'. ID die llWll ·
Centennial cetbratioe anC1 is per-~111 1oe or the oraaee County
formed by IOOvolunteen&onuoutb Fai~ from 9:30 LID.~ 2:30 SAWIKJIT PEITIVAL CB1L-QransCoun~communilies. p.m: Call 7Sl-3247 (or more inb'-
DIU!:N'I DAY 5Decial Ktivities for Tichtsard 10 fondultaand SS b IDlbOD.
cbildml me ICbeCluled today from I 0 children under lilt ~ 12. For inb-Lm. 10 6 _9.m. at the Llpna Bacb mation. call 491-0UO.
Sawdust Festival and are .-red for nm OBANOB COUNTY l&l.
cbildml llCS S 10 12. COntinuous aAJB meets tbe fint ad tbird
entertainment .will hture two jue-Wednetday of every moatb at die ~ .. :r.~~·= eo...and MesaF CountryOub. ... 21 MC,. LoelGflllk ... ~... -
tellinaandm --.;;;;;turedin inf=tio.!:'~1..8686. DWn MmMAHA rmn-n...., ... _.DA .. • 1 c • • .. C• .. ••• tbe aftei'noon. The ·va1 it~ SCMBllLB is played Wdn 11)1 a.lJ9 ia die Newponer llelon. 1107 ....._..la ..... ~_ .. s! ......... on~ Canyon R* ad as open at 6:30 p.m. in tbe ..........,. J1atllfli ._ · Newpon lmc:la
from 10· a.m. 10 10 p.m .. Sunday oommunityruocnofOlmdileFtdlr· 111111 lllM~to=°'""*'•'roll llict JobDloii <S3 cowr cllar9); ....., ._.. ... *-_.,iM, ~ Tbunday and until. I~ P·~ aJ Saviap, 24221 Calle de la Lo.ill. 7~ tola.a. · e.iepcs.Dy ~ dleltoDimuradle .. .,... ballpidllalllid1J110 'wtocnaa f~:t.:~=r~~-= l~~~ ~2371 ~ *' ·=··..=: -~ laYllioia"widaltodtAlvad~ w -..... ~ ii CD-underare fn:e wben.acrompe.nied~. •ui~= .. · ~=-. ..._ __ 5 .... -. =·Mill d3 cowr c:illlll) wl ii. ccm•ll ForiAI 1
1
•i8draer·
r :-1. ~ --_. ·~~~rolltbe~ ·vabom.mlitJ..9319. · parents. .-or more IWonnataon. oad and y al.ta "to "I WMt To Your· ""._ _ -~
494-3030. month at 7 p.m. at die OlllisCeaw. ..._1700. ,..,. Tuea. .. lp.•.tl3cowr NIGHT llOYD 5902 Warner
LOVE AWABENUI POUN· Room VJ, Stll SL ad Marpaile ia ... ..... .... 690 dllrs).; Wed. is c.oatell ... CID Ave, Huntjnslon leldL Toaiabt
D•ftON ..-nts -..-_.....and ~·biooalddi~· 644-4131'1or New9ol1 C... Driw, Newomt l'orcletall;n.ndl~Dwe! Tender fury, Doc Holidav, ,. ~:.-.-• ._-.-,,_ .... iM I I b M8'teM Anlim'I Dllllcef widl llict Jaaa.JD. DO COWi' Cbalmer'I ~Act and 7.ane~s ~hicabilitylectuRSacb Monday •••n.-•-eo.iaMaa--. -lllid ... iadlt~ --11774 .__.. __ Fouaaain fl · r. line: o..i'\ n208 nilht at 8 p.m. the Costa Mesa ._____..,. .......,... ~-. .... ...-..... IWA... s ~... --... Y· concert ID10 • ~ • W'omen's Oub, 610 West 18tb St.. apoupforwomeninbusi-,meetl ~MG wy-....,.~·-~ 10 Valey.96~2366.
C.osta Mesa. Donation. For infOI'· evuy Wednada.Y mornina at tbe. ·~-...... 6tolp.m. TB caowN. BOVl&,32I02 •Saturday
mation.call9Sl.a803. ~=o'f°R~cr~.:..,._ -~~=c::•~ =-Paci~a'::'":.ti~.= _P_A_Cl_Pl_C __ A_ll_P_ITB __ IC_A_T_R_E
Tllemda• MForeetimore• ~-~-•~ 10andl:30 ~: ~.ts ~=~ pmamduadaytlnuDSalurday, 9 Sam Kinison at 7:30 p.m. Re-
, UUUlllM...... ~ p.m. lO 1:30 Lm. S. Adept is lel'Ved seatina: Stl.50, 114 lawn.
JOIN nm BA•IMMUINGDI A vatioas, call Jeaette Perrault at *£. ~ l6'5S l'lcilc C.. feetured ~and Maaday at 1:30 Tickets are aVailable al tbe Pacific
DOD-profit poup of women .u.n SJ8.6612 or Jeanette TbomP"Oll at u~. • eo--a:--Ii-p.-.496-S773or499-2626. Amobitbt.a~be>Kofticeanclatall wboperfonn~fromllldl10 892·S930. .....,.~, -UUA"a .... COM:ll 8CM8 33157 Camino Tie&tron locations. for more
_.... ·-t...J..;-for memben. ea..,...._.._ .. week. ""'......__ Saa Jm r_.___ an· r.orma~ and to ....... _ ...:.-a..-.. Tb;';.;,,,~ -new . T~...aSemrdly. Faidua -.......~ ~-•• uvu ~ .. uw.rn
evCI)' T~y evenina at 7 p.m. at TlnlndaJ 9:30P.ID._IO~l:~~Lm. '92-1926. =~::::~.:::.~ by Dbone, call Teletron at tbe~'Cl1urC:boftbeCove-ADaAISOPoaANGBOCKJNl'Y ~IDTAttiN"I', 2 aad diancr mcrvatiou._ call 6l4-f300.
nant at Fairview and Adams..,_. in bolds a weekly social event .,. .. ill Huaoa Caire Drive. Sala Au. 496-1930. CoDcen llolline: 496-1927... --.... --,--------
Colla Maa. Paformanca are also atS:3Qp.m.atMuie's. TbeltedLioa prdeatsNat•-•UamMiddlnonin .1BllDll .... aaTA1.JBANTand -
available. For more information, call Inn. 3050 Bristol St, Costa Mesa. ibe blr and lril Tlaanday tluoaP Jeremiab'• UDderpouad, 1901 IRJNTINOTON B&ACll CON·.
i ;;iiiiiMiiHiiiiMiiiiiiiiii-iiiiiMiiHiiiiMiiiiMii9;iiiNiiiMiiiMiii::miiiiiiim.ii9iii;;;;;i Sahaday1 l:JD p.m. 10 I L& lid Waner AWM MIP'.Jlia ia ff•t. CDT SAND ~ta a celebration r----------·--------, -Jolm Allee --luoch in tbe ~ .... premd liw...... of'--wi911i1111111lioMlftavor
I 2 FOR 1 II Lllnly~ . .__Room ,.~.lJ meatTuadaytllrc>aPSatunlly,1:15 at l:l0_9.m.'in Hae..._ Catral
....... •-~--to l m. ia Jamiall'1 ~· Part. Tom ll.icley! llillll-tbe 50
Jluy one of Heidi's Frog9n Yoiurt. loc8led me blDc:t •die SS freeway, tlnlP Saturday, Oil OI member bud ia dil he m.our lolll ot I wesa • M8cArdllW 1m1. ia die L • ... Rill. ad top 40a. concert. ne....-ililr¥illll to brilll
r-
--receive the second equm or ....., value. I Hunoa c..ae. For iablDMiOll, call C4aaplimeo*t lll&t, 90 cowr or cbain.p. 11111111 u .._18,._ ~-~· FREE I ~IS.__-·-~ .. :e 11lilaiau1& 21 Ud cmr. Jeremiab'1 PAaPIC All.~ • ..& 5'ne
---. •-----Uuda oad ~ta live, oriliMI Winwood • 7:30 ~ a.rwd o...~ .... ··-I Blvd. ill 0. ..... ,....._ mulic ced: ud nan. 21 and cmr. seat.ills Ill.,.~=·• Ticbture '-;r.~.::-. 110()1~ . I :=.-=::'f!d."::.e~·1orJi S2.50 acbn-.,. D.J. ~Fri-availallle•ik ~ -~ I c1ay ...._ SaiadlY. 21 and owr., t;iox oMce _. a 11 Ticbtroa
i.i"'I,.. .... ~ EJIPI!-7-31 .. 1'1111•• YOZURr. ' ~r .. • • p.m. ~ ~T::..s3i-mr,.. a~,: ~: ~ ~ :f
.. . TB .. II II die' coollll idM•lioa, uL2662. . T~ 'M 634-1300....,. • ......-. .
W .. ..___ I .. ffoppJ .. ...r .... S-7 --·mtii"9CIOW ..... =~~~!~·~!.~a~-~-~~~-~-~-~!_~1~!2~.!.~'!~'!~!_~Y!_~·-~-~?12~-~·~·~·~0-.~~~·Ltoeilil.=·::::~•=..:':"=*:':·_:DIBl:=c.:..:e.::•:*~,..r1 11A1.w.oa.·.._.:; H=:-~,~~
PATENlG)fT
ATPERO'S
IAT\MDAY IWI•• .....
COWUTID••Illl
NllTWO '. ..
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Ania Ila •lllart .I.
A11a_... • ....... ,....... ............
pments The New Ink Spou iD die bu Fountain Valley, Riahteous Btocben
and lriU with 2 lbowl al I ud 9:JO in Coacert. I p.m. Tickets ~ S l S.
p.m. Tbe Counboulc ii toc:ated one Call 96}.2366. ·
block off die SS hewaY; W$ on · LOl1IB LOVIB'I 1670 Newport
MacArthur Blvd. in daC Huaoa Blvd a1 171.b Street. Calta Mesa. Frtt
Centre. For information, call admiaioll. Must bt 21 and over.
S40-861S. 64S-S441.
VILLA NOVA R.icbard Fauno•s, THE •w..,Btt-&• 110U11! Restaurant
piano styli~unday throup and Tavern, 340 South CoMt Hp-
Wednesday. ~ S p.m. to 2 way, Lapna Beach, pments live
a.m .• 3131 W. ffiabway, New.. enter\linment and dancina niahtly.
port Baich 642-7880. -494-8088. .
THE W'8l'l'E llOUIB Raiau.rant TBE covaTBOVSE a&s-
and Tavern, 340 South Cout ff!P-TAvaANI' pcaeats die Show Cue
way. i.-~ pr:ani~ live Siaeen. One block otr die SS Free-
en1CfWJllDellt and ctuici1t1 niabtly. way, west oa MacArthur Blvd. in
494-800 Hunon Centre. For information. call S1JNIET PUB 166SS PacificCout S40-861S. .
Hiahway. Sumet 8acb. o&n live SVJIRTPUll 166SSPacificCout
enter1ainment ICVeD nilbts at week. Hjpway, Sumct 8acb. o&n live
Rob Rio from l 10 7 9 .m.; lncopito I enlel1ainment 1CVeD nilbts at week.
p.m. to midnilbt S92-1926. Surf' A llacue. c1a11ic surf muac
._... every Monday in July. 9 p.m. 10 I
., a.m. 592-1926.
OOAal llOWB. 33157 Camino ~.,
Ca~. Sin Juan Capistrano _a_--~~-------pmentl Pat Methany ~ qUlrtet couaTllOVIB aaTAV&ANT, 2
toniabl For ticket sales and dinner Hutton Centre Drive. Suaa Ana.
mcrvatiou, Call 496-1930. Concert pments pianist lrde Casck in the
hot line: 496-1927. .Library/Gardea aoom Tuaday
TBS BOP 11774 BrooklHu·•. tbroulb s.tmday tw:si••• at 6 p.m.
Two ci.,s 1f1 CWti •,....ca
Ne. *rC r.ly,...., boir cd.
~ ONCI-JN.A-UFETIME
EXPERIEN<l: ...
YOOU. CHEmH-THE MEMC>av OF "DA"
_,._.,i.,-.HMCPllYllS
'"***~ . A TRRJMPHr---c.. C-.. Mt IMl.Ytl'IS
The Counhoust is located one block
off the SS freeway, West on
MacArthur Blvd. in tM Hutton
Centre. For information, call
540-8615.
FACES Nnza.UI 18582 Beach
Blvd. in Huntinpon Beach. Blues
Niaht Show time is 10 p.m . 21 and
over. Admission at the door is S4.
Call 964-2211 for information.
CANNERY llESTAUllANT to-
ni&hl Wednesdaj and Thursday. the M""ark Guerrero Duo. 3010 Lafayette
Ave. Newport Beach. 67S-5777.
SUNSET PUB 166SS Pacific Coast
Hipway. Sunset Beach. offers live
entertainment teven niahts at week.
The ~iks 9 p.m.10 I a.m . S92-l926.
THE WBn'E llOVSE Restaurant
and Tavern, 340 South Coast Hiah-
way. Lacuna Beach. pramts Luke
and the l..ocomQtivn 9:JO p.m.. to
1:30 a.m. each TUC'lday in July. S2
cover dwJe. 494-IOll.
COACH 80VSE }31-S7 Camino
Capistrano. San Juan Ca_pistrano
presenas John Entwhisde ofThe Who
to,niaht. For ticket sales and dinner
rnttVations.. call 496-1930. Concert
hot line: 496-8927.
"• tN tN\L\"-·• , .. , ... ,_.,, ...... , 1'1'\.'~·\1t\"•ll •• IJl~r
~ ... ~ ... I\"'' .. \lUj·J,\_\lf,•'11~ ... ICl'I" ""un .... \l\•·M\ I, HI IJl\\I.•
"Jtl l \ l ll "ll"·Jll• I• \4 II-\I It I.I,""·'' ''-• • ·-In 11 '\ llt'I.'" -· ,,_ J\'\I It illl'\'111'\ .. ~ •· ,, __ ,,ti H II\'\'\\'\
\I ,IJ l .. J fl'\fll'\•1 .w.-~ fl\\'lll'Al\ll~H'
1 • "-• Ill I kl\ 1\\11 If( .. , " 'l \I 'I"••. ~ , I 1\1 ~ I II\\'\ I U~I i.. l.H \'\\.I H
-• 11 \HI I.• •I l HHll 1 J · ,.__ , , I JI HI i.. 1 .H "' J k · ·• • , 1 II \141 I.• •II HHll a .I
r---=-i pa.,... ___ _ . ---~~._._. _ _..,_, ___ ......,._ ......
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B AL HOA
.. J • .'' .• :, ' l.
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U!IOC&'S VPIT AIU LOUNGE
pretents Sbmna Hope and Martin
Meadlp.m. to l:30a.m. Wednesday
throup Saturday. Country. Cajun.
Blues. Jazz and showtunn. l 8 l 20
Von Karman Ave. Irvine. 553-1305
THE WHITE BOUSE Rniaurant
and Tavern. )40 South Coast Hifh·
way. Laauna Beach. presents hve
enteruipment and danc1n1 ni&htly.
494-8088.
SUNSET PUB 1665S Pacific Coast
Hi&hway. Sunset Beach. offers li ve
enttminmcnt seven nights at week.
Judah Star p.m. to I a.m. 592-1926.
COACH BOUSE 33tS7 Camino
Capistrano. San Juan Cap~trano
pttSCnts The Beat Farmers tonipt.
For ticket sales and dinner rner-
vations. call 496-8930. Concert hot
line: 496-8927.
Tlaanday-~
COACH BOUSE 33157 Camino
Capistrano, San Juan Capistrano
prntnts Jerry Jeff Walker toniaht
For tickc1. saJes and dinner rcser-
va11ons. call 496-8930. C"oncnt hot
·line: 496-1927.
HOO
LOVER
LEGEND.
COlJltTllOlJSE aaTAVllANT. 2
Hutton Centtt Drive. Santa Ana.
presents Passion For Fashion fashion
show Thursday 7 to 8 p.m. in the Bar
and Grill. The Courthouse is located
one block off the 55 ~y. West on
MacArthur Blvd. in the Hunon
Centre.
SUNSET PUB 16655 Pacific Coast
Highway. Sunset Beach. offers lave
cnterusnment seven ni&hts a weelt.
Through Saturda~. Tanao Nato 9:30
p.m. to 1:30 a.m . 592-1926.
THEO-I ER
-"A CBOllVS LINE" by the Hunt-
inaton Beach f>ta) house at Gisler
School. 21441 Strathmoor Lane.
Huntington Beach (832-1405).
Fridays and Saturdays at 8 p.m.
throuah Aug. I 3 with Sunday
matinees at 2 p.m. July 14 and 21.
"Al.JCE IN WONDERLAND" at
the Depot Playhouse. 31 I S. Euclid
St.. La Habra (213 905-9708).
Thursdays lhrou&h Saturdays at 7:30.
Sunda)s at 2:30 until Aui. 14.
,_ "9S Pl,.s A• llllS ,_.
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STAATS TODAY
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o.ly PiOt Detebook/ Frtdlly • .My 22. 1918 1t T
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Calendar
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"BRIGHTON BEACB llDIOIU" Fridays throuah Sundayut 8:30 untd "FORBIDDEN BROADWAY" in
at the Muckenthaler Cultural en.tr. A~ 20 the Studio Tbcatrr of Slddlebeck
1201 W. Malvern Ave .• Fullenon •THE EMPl!&oa•s . NBW Collete. Mission iejo (S82-46S6),
(992-7432), final performances ~ a.oTllF.5"1 by the Irvine Valley ThuridaysthroulhSaturdaysat8:30.
night tbrouah Sunday at 8: IS, Theteriial~1 for Childttn at Irvine Sunda~ at 3:30 until Aus._ 14. _
preceded by buffet supper at 7 p.m. Val!ey UMlelC (SS9-9l00). cloans "nl!UDIAN NIGllTllilBI"
"CINDERELLA'! by the Ameriian perfonnanca toniaht and Saturday at and '"SYNDICATION" at the Unicom
Children's Theater at the Anaheim 3 and 7p.m. Emporium, 214 Main St., Hunt-
Cultural Aru Center 931 N. Harbor .. EUBIE" by the OraQIC C.OUnty inston Beach (96~1794), clolina
Blvd .. Anaheim (7Sl-S032). Satur-Black Actors Theater 9n t\e Second pe.·30rfo. rmanceston·ialt· tandSaturdayat
days and Sundays at 2 p.m. tbrouah Stage of South COll1 Repertory, 6SS 8:: .
Aug. 28. Town Cmter Drive. Com Mesa "I DO I DO" at the Southampeoe
"ACOMEDYOPEIUlOU"attbe (9S7~l3), finaJ ~ ~ Dinner Theater, 140Ave. Pic:o,Su
Grove Shakes~ Festival, 128S2 niahtandS.turdayatl:lO,Sundayat Clemente (498-7S76), Wedaadays
Main SL. Garden Grove (636-7213). 3 and 8 p.m. and Thursdays at 8: IS, F~ys and ...... ----------------------ri Saturda~~Y' .. lt 1:30 and 8:1St . 4.
"HILARIOUS'" .,... "11 Mo•a
Fullenon Music Center, 121 N. . Harbor Blvd., Fullertoa (171-llOS),
. • Fridays 111:45, Saturdays 11 I p.m.,
-M-r,....fmll.IJUGAllQl Su~R~1.r:.~·at
EDDIE MURPHY
n.-. HWDmer,
Prinlr Akfte;rn
. ·disc'OW'l'M Amerk'JL
.... . .. .._ ................... --..... •OOSYa-. _........,.. ..... 0.. .. ,......
--~-.... •OOSYa... ·--••euoi ..... ,...c... .... a...a..
rtl-41.. ..,..,. ... .,.. ...............
.... ._ ----~ ..." ..... •u. ............. ..-'tu.,.. ....,.._.ca... ..... ---._ ..... ..... ..... o-._ ..... -.c... ....,,. . .,
I.be Harteauia DiDmr ...,...,...
3S03 S. tr.rt.or Blvd., Seala ADI
(979-S~I I). aiP.til eacept M~ya
·at varyu.cunaan uma tllfOUlll Sept. 11:
"llANllAftAN llBUY GO
llOVND" at Ille Waanillller Com-;:=i=s.i.w). rt:;. !t
s..urdm11 l :JO ... ~ 6. -.oclAL • ~ .. Ille Orwt Diwr ,,_. 7 fMdmen
Way, AMMim (712·~1 1.0). liilll~Y
ac:ep& MOlldays at ~ c:w1aa• .... .......,.Sept.ls.. ...
· ..,..:-. .,._ fW IRmC'· at
fliah:dl Howanra Cunaia Call Diwr..,.,_, 690EC..-iwolteal,
Tustin (831-t:s.iit. .. tty ncept
Moadays ai )'arylflll cunUll times
~Sept.4.
~ at the c.ta Mesa
Civic PlaylloUle. 611 Ha•ihoa St.,
..., ....
Costa Mesa (6SO.S269). final per·
formanc:es toruaht and Saturday at 8
p.m ..
"VENUS AND .ADONIS" at the
Gem Tbcater1 I 28S2 Main St., Gar-
den Grove (036-7213). closina per-
formant"CS tonialtt through Sunday II
·~~ . "'THE WIZAAD OF OZ" in the
McKinney Theater of Sadd1ebeck
Collqe, Mission Viejo (S82-46S6).
Thurldays and Fridays at I p.m.,,-
Saturdays and Sundays at 3 and 8
p.m. until JuJy 30.
stylina. 3131 West Gout Highway.
Newport Beach. 642-7880. ·
CAPI! UDO, SOI 30lh St., Newpon
Beach. 67S-2968, praents the Tony
Guerro Sextet from 8:30 p.m . to I
Lm. S3 cover charle.
JAZZ a.ua aOOM ac Ron's an La&una. 1464 South Coat Hpway,
Lquna Beach. cocktails ~ hors
d'ocuvm and recorded jazz music
.,Monday throush Friday, S to 8 p.m.
497-U71. ....... ,
"CAn .1.mo---sol 30th Strtct.
Newport Bcada. 67S-2968. Special
pest to be llUIOUDCled. 8:30 p.m. to I
a.m. SlcovercbarJe.
PrldaJ ..... ,
NBWPOATD llDOllT 1107 paaa--7JA;;~iiiUOONCD:;;;.a:MOiii;;T-.S.= ... ::a:y:-:con=. .
Jamboree Rmd, ~ Bcada. .CMS at Newport Caler ~Mbion
prettats Fridly eveaiasJUZ CODCata bland. ==-Caw Dri¥e be-
from S:lO to 7:3Q p.m .. cacb Friday =" featuii .ell~ J,,,~ tb,.. Sept. 2. in Ille botcra ..,_ .. · !'I . ~-~c
amplutbcatre. The c:oacert1 ~ movemenll aa ~ -~· on·
the101111tyli111 of SICDbuie Hayaa certs are bdd ia Ille Broad· A FrieDdl and are &ee tom 811111 way/Neimaa 'Marcul wills besinnina
local raideats. Picnic--.. at~ .P·•· ~are.~~ ope11 to~
bne1111es and blaakeu are available. puDbC. Se81ins 11 li~lld. IO ~!'I
For mcn information. call 644-1700 }OW owa lawa c:Mir ad a p1au~;
ext n8 Today'acoacen -.a 1'he BIDn _ · a•-... •-u-·-1 withJeanniealllllJimmieCbeatham. _,.. "..,_ -•av--.• F illfonnMioll. call Eileen
Falhioa bland. Newport 8adl. ,._. .:hen ~1-2011.
ents Dlrvy Taylor and~ l),aiMdl CAnLIDOSOl lOtbSt., Newport
at the·~ and SUDO m die &each New Yorlt Jib. Con.nc:ction :J:..'Pc!ia-:.f.._~~ya. For· 8:30 p'.m. 10 I Lm. 67S-l961 .
VILLA NOVA SiD1Cr/piaDi1t MMdaJ Caw Frazier perfonM a !11fiety·of _C.An_,,_LllJ_•_O,-SOI 30th St..Newl>ort
!E.~1J!l'~~ ...... l011Hnday lbcb. Wayae Wayne, IOb Mc>ott,
'"! ........ t ....... y uvm : ~.m. 10 Gary Wins and Emie Nunez. 8:30
dal:lO t:n Suncla130 Y throuP1 ._edlla-p.m .-1a.m.67S-l968. y ~ : Lm. to =-~ Lm. __ _
llicMnl Fw'1wy li1U•i111 piUo Twday
CAPE UDO SOI lOtb St. Newpon
Beach, Diana Din and WayM
Wayne on ~· and ftutr with lnter-
sectJOn ton11tn 8:l0 p.m. to I a.m .
67S-2961.
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CONCERT ON TBZ GREEN
South Coast Plaza ViU.. Sunflower
and Bear Stlfttl ia Senta Ana.
dim:tly acron from South Coast Plaza presents a trriel of conettts
e.ach Wednesday tbf'OUlb Aua. 17 on
the VillalC Green. ia the cenier of the
Villaer's shops and restaurants. from
6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Conccns are free of
charp with ample partina. Conccn
pn are invited to brina chairs or
blankets and arrive early for fOOd -M IH•ll= ..... --·•11• .. ..........
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.atins. ~diuenor i'c mats are avlilablt from tt.e Vi 's
many muura.nts. For moft i r·
matiOn on the ICriea. call .241-1700
e.tenaioft lS I.
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-CAPE UDO ~I 30th St., Newport .
Beac~re1ent1Jactle lYADt vocalist , with ~ Roy McCurdy_. OcMla w and lriaa ln>mbera 8:)()
p.m . 10 I Lm. 67S-l961. -,,.,...,
-CAPS UDO SOI lOtb St.. N~
lelcb. ...... Sal Marquez tonilht
l :JO. p.m. to I a.m. GPS-2968 or
67)..SOS6. ' ·
CONCDT ON TD GUDl South Coat Plaza Villaee Sunflower
and Bear Stneta in SUia Au. diftctly llC(Oll 6om Soutb COMt
Plaza pments a .mes of c:oaceru
exh Wedneedly tJuoueb Aas. 17 oa
the Villlte Green. in the CICD1er of tbe
ViU.'1 lbopa and rn&auranll. from
6:30 fu 8:30 p.m. Cooceru are he of ct.-with ample perkiJll. Coacen
...... • 'o.-..11 bri --:-pn ue utV1-. to 111 _.. or
blankets and arrive .tY iw -"' . -~di ..-:-ltabJll. .-.~. DDen«~ meals are available from die Vi
many resaawanta. Toailb'i.":f <>ranee County 81ucp1M F«
more information on the teriel, call 241-1700ntensioa 351.
A SUMMER STORY
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llOW llLAYml AT -Ami IOUTll COAIT PUIA
COITA mA 111-41M
-------PLAYi DM..Y AT------
1 :30 3:311:31 7:311:30
ORANGE COUNTY RACING
r .ua July 26 tbroup Aus. 13 at the
la Alamitos Race Coune. 4961 K.atella Ave. Cypma. f'tnt post ii
7:30 p.m. Monday tbroUlh S.turday. No racina on Sunday. W-.erina
incl\l(les dail~ double, euctas, daily
triples and Pick Sill in addition to
traditional win, plf!CC and show.
Grandstand admauion S2.2S, ~
taVed seats St.SO additional. Free uareservtd seatina available.
Oubboute admissioa $4. Free pand-
siand admillic>a J..ty.25, Aus. I and
J I
A&i&. 8 .. Parkina SI .SO rqular. S3
prcfemd. Resuurant and aroup ~
PJms available. !inion 62 and over
admitted free to.pudstand luly 21.
Aue. 4 and Aus. 11. Fair exhibits
locattd at .,andstand entrancr level.
For more information and. aroup
. rates. call 7Sl -3247 ~r 99S-1234.
BRENDA ~· ST AIUl and lbc. hit
croup. The Cover Girts att featured
foroM ftiabt only. Thunday, July 28,
at Knott's 8erTy Farm. Starr will be
on saur at Studio K. while the Cover
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Girls "will appear at the Cloud 9
Ballroom. Both shows are included in
Knon's rqular admitlion price. The pa!k is open 9 a.m. to midniaht~ For
1nformat.1on. calJ 827-1776.
ZIG ANNUAL INDIA.N POW-
WOW OranlC County Fail'p'OUDds will bet~ location for this i.ntertribal
pthmna of Ammc:an Indian per-
formers July 29 -31. For matt
1nformauon. conUICt AJma Rail at
S30-0221.
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"'IWo thumbs up! \\bn4ertal, wann-hearUd and funny!"
--Stto\~•O-
"Completely orlglnal ... a real sunrise!
A cross~ountry ch~ picture that's filled with action and
a lot of humor. You'll want to see it again!"
0 A terrtftc morie!
It deltw.ra Mir)11111C-
huna, suspense and
two cl the year'S most
memorable characters!" -~ ........... ""'--'
"A terrific ra far ,......,.!'' -1-Qlol,1 no.Mot'illcl9W
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NOW.PLAYING
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COiiie role u be B ia a_...one!
One of the most
-entertaining. origjnal
road pictures f'1lf'r1" _....,)
'"Midnight Run'
contaim two
performantt.S that
aft JMlft gold!
De Niro and Grodin
aft luati<-dtligbcs:·
\~·•.rf'l\\.r.~f,.....,
CHARLES
GROOIN
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Lessons in 'Bambi' never go out of date
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T .. l.wr SU1J Aw.a •"rlJ C... a. Cea ... o.11111!111 Martetllll c.m,.., Owler Esendft leerelar'J ....._ ...._ Llploalee a.a..r,
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What do you say about an already
provm and ttCOPized classic? Well for one thin&. if you saw
-----.. Banibi" asa child
c:bild's.
and haven't seen it u an .Sult. .. do it. lf you've never
.a it. I belnily recommend that
~ do. Tbe llory
.. (uU o( ..... nee tbouP yow adult viewpoiat
may be quite dif-
ferent from a
This film depicts life a a beautiful, renewins wondcr .. .it bas its hard-
ships. tmrible loues and &ilblmiDI
times. yet we can cbooee •joys of
life and nature. This kind ol • timism is reflected to baic:aDy m ~-. f.ach IPrinl the renewins tqins u a natw'll ~ of the
universe.
This film brinp ~~~ embarrassmentsof · ·
i!lJ up is explored and~ In
thas wotld of' aood cumplcs. every-
one is ~ed. includina flower the
skunk. Thts is bow I believe we cu
proceed in life when we are truly
mature.
The ~int of view of this Wah
Disney film is one that lik is to be
lived for the experiences, whatever
they may be. It is interestina to note
that a complete tmeration of people ~ brouaht up with the Walt Oisliey
classic canoon features. Tbne are a r rt of our lives and llill live with us.
surely hope that other Disney
classics are reassocd rqularly and that we, the· audiences, make them suc-
cessful.
I think the Disney series teaches:
respect for ot.hcrs,
that patience is im-
~nant and that
at's imponant to be strons. yet accq>-
table to be tcntle.
The disappoint-
ments for me were
personal. and
probably child-
hood mcmory-re-
lated, such as: the
colon in the print seemed to have
faded just a little; And the film seemed
shorter. Even so. takeyour.c~ildren..t it
will be a memorable expencnoe ror
them .. .and you.
.
'Bambi' stUl Disaey'smost beautiful film
llilll11. .~..__o!.11~ .. ~-~o( time of its releate . • , IOltEN ANDBUl!N
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C1aalnua Lur7 Clapp clleeb • Art Orana1r7•a
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Cancer Soc_iety takes frtencI:ly -'p~isoner.s ·'
some difficulty raising money
through 'JatlandBatl' campatgn
BJVJDAKAN ............
Oil I • 1 • .._ oflrvinc is tht type wbo bas her busbud
arreSICd Md put behind ban, tbtft laUlbs and pl 10 I party.
I .. rve l"4 a lot of fun." Walcber said at Bob Bums
Rt1e1uran1 iil&sbionJsland. '
• Actually, the UTC11 was mack durina tht .. Jail and Bail"
Nnd-railillf campaian for tht Oran,e County unit of American eaoczr~~ b~nd Jerry and fourotbenpicked up
by tht .. Keystone Cops," tht five were tried by 1 .. judie" and put
· behind ban at Fashion llland.
The .. criminals" in tht slammer ~ provided telephones
for callint f'ricnCls who dona~ "bail" 10 ACS ... Tbc five railed
about $6,000," said Wiicher.
.. We the are top fund-raisinc 1am ... n...car 1 11nt said at
I break~• peny ... .,.... ~ and I ...... $4,690. We are
with The Baldwin Co. wt tVCfY emplo~ cloMICd. ..
· .. My friends at Uisure Wotld &>ledlied S60010 bail mt out. ...
said Lama lldetml' of Laauna llills -u slit mjoyed tht pUty
IOOd!f' manqed to raist S900 in about I 'h boun. .. said Art
G~. owner of Sea Marint Scrvlca in Newport Beach.
..Timn arc trttina touahtt ... last y~r I manaeect to ,et S 1.000 in
that timt." .
... heard ont story filled ~th so snuch hard luck that I almost •.
'thouaht of scndina thtm 1 donation." mnarlted columnist J.
Wlrla.. who ~just been spruftl. But ht didn't and racked up more than SS.000 to becomt tht top moneyarncr of tht day.
I.any a.,,. tht ACS volunteer_. chaired tht evtnt for
tht second year, ap'ttd that aettin& ~ this year was a littlt
toucher. "Peoplt art bting asked to donate to 10 many thi•
But we did SCI $81 .000 pledacd." (last ytar. annts brouaht 1n
S9S.000.)
Coriference for Women
to star Rigby,. Rodgers
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It's time for the Answer Man 10
give all tbe ans~ to ~ the
quntions you haven t been dyn• to
ask about the closure of tbe Hunt-
inaton Pier. Q:'Why dMt you close it?
A: Cui it's f&llina down.
Q: How Iona have you known that?
A: Since 1979.
Q: What have you done since 1979'!
A: Notbin'. .
Q: Didn't you say that by not inlWlftl
tbe pier for four~ you wou~ save enc>ulh in prmuums to allow 1t to be
rebuilt?
A: Yup. .
Q: Been about four yean sance
premiums wett. peid. Saved the money'?
A: Say what?
Q: Since the pier will DO '°nett
support its own weiabt. much less
that oftbe people waJkina on it. have
you ~ 1tty vebides on it since
tbe domre? .. : ·
A: Uh.
(Q: Do you think companies should
give notice before they close down
and tay people off'!
A: Yup.
Q: How much notice did you give Ella
Christeftten?
A: 'Bout two houn.
Q: Whatcha IODRa do for Ella?
A: Buy her inventory, tether a trailer.
tell her emploY«S to take a hike.
Q: How did you know the pier had to
absolutely do1e no later than 3 p.m.
on July 12?
A: Wanted to ,et outta tht offi« early
that day.
Q: Why wasn't lhis salety siud~ done
when tbe End Cafe WU rebuilt. A: I dunno.
Q: Whtn's tbe ptcr IOftn& reopen?
A: I dunno.
Q: What's it pna coat? A: I dunno.
-~_How you aonna pey for it? -kl dunno.
· Q: ~t's it pna look like? A: I dunno.
Q: What fiDMCial iml*t will this
have on downtown?
A: I dunno.
Q: How will IOW'ism be affected? A: I dunno. ·
Q: You've obviously thouaht ·a lot
about the drects oft&e closure.
A: Thank ygu.
Q: Ever slaDd under tbe nettina that
keeps cona'ete from hittina th<*
·watkirw unclerneMh? A: Yup.
Q: Ts it PQllibk there were holes in the ne~ina above you?
A:OWL
Q: Gonna lee surfm shoot the pier? A: Nope ..
Q: K~!~_ pna stop 'em?
A: By ~ boob o~ the fide and pflh11 em as tbey IO by.
Q: What did you do befOft you
worked -the city? A: Pubticitt fOr Anaheim AlllieoL
Homebuilder in Bluebird Canyon.
Quality control inspector for Yueo.
Q: The pier's cloeed. Wbat ·other
taurist atu.ctions are there in the area?,
A: Y ovCOllld vilit aa.e IMJle that med
to be where lbe S~te WU Dellt 10
when theOolda 8e8f wuzjust down
tbe --'wt.ere Sdari Sim'• wuz
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Tracy Chapman:
An honest voice
Nationally and locally, tbe recent
faW'FDCC of folk music provides a
plasant reminder that many music
lovers llil1 prefer aouads ,enented
from tbe heart. DOt a cocnpuier.
The lrvine-blled Swam Zombies
have just relcaecl their lne debut
album Olr Dr. Dream Records, and
tbe summer c:oecert .mes of folk-
accaned music at Shade Tree bas
found a loyal and enthmiu1ic follow-
"\.., it's fair to say that no ~
npected tbe debut releae of a topical
fotk • ., ...... riier &om 8olcon
would diml>-to-ibHop of Billboard's
national dlartl. But it bu. oeUial at
pre11time11 lbe I I CD aDd #I ll».
AD artist of ·enormous creative potential. Tr1ty a..pman ~
t.c:k tbe buftlu elemaat1o I 1Cduli· caUy advuCea bat predomiuatly
pasic>'9'et1 music .ne. llKlOtl'Ofat-
lJll eqlAll pmU flct IDd 6ctioa into
her 11..,... dcided Elektra debut,
Cbapmu aeates sbiftilll moods and narrative iJDIF'Y that ,.,. &om
dirt and delPerate to defiant and
Jo11
R11s
determined.
Cons1.1ntly comlJU'Cd to Joni
Mitchell and Joan Annatradins. she
nonethdeu is developiftf a unique
voice and style of deliV!fY. From the
husky-pluuinp of"Talkin' About A
Revolution" to the quaverinc fn-
plit}' of the a capella .. Behind The
Wall," her voca1 shJdiap l'WI a . pm\il of emotions emanat.ina from
the heart and IOul.
While Patti Smith's new sinslc
("People Have Tbe Power") is ID
~ve. anthem-like call for »
uon, Chapman f'onUa tbe bis
knockout punch in favor of a subtler,
leaner approlCb. Her wbispery vocals
and hauntina mdodiel .':ti Sy suck us into stories • .._..
before, but rarely 10 rt• Jf'I. ·
Wrapped around= •a i' e1
arrantemcnts, ~ ~"""'*· i:ng lyrics eftecti!!!t ·w · to.,..
pefsonaJ vipdtes ( I'_~ CM I Hald
You,"' .. For My t.o::Z aad •r=.a
Car.') and breeder tOa.tal -.a
( .. Across 1lft Liries... ..Wby'r aad
"Behind The Walt").
What keeps it all rrom·namtnc into
a beavywrisbt downer is Cbapmu's
ocasional uptempo -or at least
bilhlf rhythmic-mdodin, partiaa-laily an the bluet-rqpe tunt ""She's
(Pleue ... ftACT/Paee 17)
~re Small, Intimate
and\ery~h.
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Our Fresh1~and~ $9.95
~
Our Fresh Trout Amandine $9.95
In lemuo hulwf. wtdl M\llr ~and almond~ .
~
Our Calamari Glenobloise $9.95
In lnnuo buarr wtdl wtlill' wine. aiper5 and cn-"*lnS .
Savor our Fresh Fifh Otnncrs., prepared in the true tradition of
exquisite FMl<:h dounuy Cuisine. All of the ab<we dinnrrs will
be served through )1ly 31st. for ~ 19.9S. and will indude
homemade soup and salad. --re a btt ouc of the w.1y. but once
you find us. )'OU.II find us~ fresh.
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New World Festival
helped put OC on map
The critical success of the New
World Music Festival is yet anolhcr
sian that Orange Coun1y is finally a mcm~r of the big leagues. llCUEl
RnlYISll
Los Antelcs' former backwoods
has. in the Sc-« of a dcaMk.
witnessed the spawning of symphony
and chamber orchestras and series. It
bas opened its own major arts ~ntcr.
More intttnationally rmowncd an-ists and orchestras arc vying to community a new music mttmble
perform in the _county than ever &hat will have an impect no matttr IJd'Ott. W~rt they perform, and they defi.
But by havina hosted the rcantJy nitely met our expectations.
concluded New Wortd Festival, the .. Financially. h<>Mvcr. lkt.dYaJ
county ~ined such elite areas as was not a succns. We went into this
Taqlew Aspen and Los Aftldn. knowing wc"d have a deficit. but it.fell
Granted. it wuthe maiden voyJ!le for ~low. what ~ plan~ ~ust
this summer fatival. sponsored wnen t successful antctt•.na. to
jointly by the Oms County co~ ofthrlr own fnir will.
Philbartnonic Society. UCI ~l)d the . . Vollmer~ mcy complimentary
ORm,e ·County Ptrformiqa At1s t~cts ~ pven·away. It~ the
Cenier. And it -lost money. But its u~ofyear.anddacorche_strabadno
orpniun hopt:this will be an annual pnor prcte.~ BuL..e_u~JC ~~
summer muuc.festival. was so posauvr, I cant UftlllDC ~II
.. Artistically, it ·was a peat sue-have the same trouble ~"I people ens." said Erich Vollmer. the to comt next~-" .
Philharmonic Society's executive di-Attendance fisures obtained from
rector ... We were able to bring to this (Pleue -WoaLD,.... 18)
''After Brandon's . I
Fresh King
Salmon
will never be the
same!''
This summcl', Bnndon's
feallftl • frail Pacific
Kini s.amc. Dinner.
We preaent a fresb.
, You'lla:iloset~
choice. of. a pidcn
fmh aieensllldorthe
10UP of die day, plm
. llamed wl awoncd polChed Pacif1t Kina
Salmon Filel finished po9Je5, fresh •ecelables and
warm.,.......brad.
sauce.
All for ~nly $13.95! ,,. offer.,... ....... A...-2l. ·-
And aftawll'Cb.. atjoy dmcilll ia Bnncba's ~· r
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OutODlbeTown
HB Playhouse turns corner-with . 'Chorus Line'
The Huntiniton Beach Playhouse
has come a Iona way from the days
when ltttlc old ladies on its board of
directors would come around before
rehearsals began and excise potential-
ly offensive words from scnpts of the
play to be ~nted.
The theater group that put on three
of the wo.rst plays in its history back to
back ( .. Double Door," -A Bad Year
for T omatocs... "The Paisley Coo-
vcniblc .. ) 1n 1981 and has tra-
diuonally subsisted on mindless sit-
com-type cntenainment ·has, in-
credibl y. become the fint community
theater in O~ County to s&qe a
producuon of"A Chorus Line."
And. yes. Val's colorful mono&oaue
about how to ,et ahead in show
business by makina a few adjust-
ments to the natural equipment is
there in all its unexpurpted pory.
The Huntington Beach Playboute bu
romcofqr. .
Thcre:S.a lot of new blood both on
and off the s&qe of the Gisler School
theater. where director Cypdi
Mitchell mounted "Chorus Linc"
after being (fortunately) unable to
cast the musical chestnut ••OfTbee I
Sins.•• The result is the most cxcitina
Huntinaton Beach show since "West
Side Story" four yean IJO.
.. A Chorus Linc" foculCS on the·
Jpumatic experience of auditions for
tflc chorus of a Broadway show. and
of the hoofcrs who, like athktn,
know all too well that their yean in
the line arc limited. Mi.acbcJrs cast
may not.. be as ·finely tuned as those
professionals at the Grand Dinner
Theater (which has done the show
twiclc), but their humanity re8Cbes
across the footljlhts. ·
There arc a few missteps -Kelly
K.imball'sJady and Carolyn Smittle's
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Christine ~ both overdone to the
point of caricature. while Nick De
BaiK's Paul comes off more GI Joe
than the wimpy Latin hom~iuaaJ
he's supposed to portray. Shelly Kx
coukt benefit from a little mott
character adrenaline befort sbe o&n
the lhow's an~1 ... What I Did for
Love .. and Mitcneu bas ~ to
update the characten• birthdates. consequen~y puttina most of them in
their late 30s or early 40s since the
·show. t~reticaUy, is Kt in the
~ttimc.
But overall. "A Chorus Line" is a
vital, inspirin.scx~with SPien-
did contributions from musical direc-
tor Craia Victor Fcntcr and partieu·
larty choreop'apber Tim KJep. 1he
~bat number "'One.. pr~
from rehcanal form to production
quality with stunnina aplomb.
Stephen WilJiams projecu bolb
bard authority ~ beartfdt com-
passion as l.ack, the cbcnosral)ber Who must haJvc the poup of 16
hopefuls, as he probes the interior of
their characters as well 11 their
dancina ability. His wk is com-
plicated by the CmftFM:C of an old Dame,~ (beautifully played by
Katy Orman). who's tone beyond the
c:bonas but now teeks to mW"D.
Petite Lori Renee Abramow is a
knockout as VaJ, who renden the
rauc::ous .. T cl .A" number 10Ward the
cod of Act I. Dawna OU-Walstcn
500ttS u Sheila. the hoofer who's
been around the block several times
and is hardly in awe of her prospec-
tive rMntor.
Other impressive _performances
come from Richard Bowles. Lauri
Beth PreSskr, Mathew Watkins. Amy
Pratt and Mark Clark. aJthouah the
entire cast SPiines to life at the
downbeat. T6e ensemble numben
are weU reheantd and are dearly the
high point of the show.
··A Chorus Linc" is one of the
better productions of the year in local
community theater. and reprctmU a
aiant 11ep forward by the Huntinston
Beach Pllyhousc. ~nces con-
tinue Fridays and Saturdlys 11 I p.m. tbrouah A-c. 13 in the theater of Oisler School. at Strathmoor and
'Effin&ham in Huntinatoa Beach. Call
832· r.eos for ticket inf~!.*'· .
SCR schedules Wier, Sllaw, Sondhel.m·, 3 -trarld preialeres
Arthur Miller, Georse Bernard
Shaw, Stephen Sondheim. Lanford
Wilson and Christopher Durana will
be represented in South Coest Reper-
tory's silver anniversary ICUOft._
P,mnieres, and Sondbeinf s &roed-
way hit musical "Sunday in the Part
With Gecqe." -
With all but lWO Second 5-llots
filled for the teaSOn, SCR Officials
have announced a 1988-89 lineup
that featuttS a trio of world
Miller's drama -rht Cf\lcible,"
written It the beiabt of die Army·
McCarthy commuaist-luaatins io-
vcstiptioa of the .ty l 950a bUt let.
in Puritan Amaica. will ,et the
season off and runnina Sept. 9 on die
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The show. to be directed by company einent its I Otb annual revivaJ of .. A
co-founder Matt.in ·BenlOft, will run · Christmas Carol .. Dec. 1-24.
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• American, Soviet
children appear
in colla&>ration
appearance of the tour\aa pro-Dirkson of the Ltt Strasbtta Theater rehearsals. Ian~ bamen a.nd
duction. Institute in Hollywood and fgor Sklar cultural difTnmces to ultimately
The show is scheduled for 1 p.m. at of the Soviet Union, and promises a stand together.·· Dirkson said ... l"My
South Coast Community Church, unique presentation ofa child's quest combine their most profound
S 120 Bonita Canyon ROid. for peace and good will amona thou&ht.s and dreams. weavin& them
The WwMcaJe theatrical presm· nations. The younpters offer their wondttfully into dialogue and song
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A joint qst of 30 American and world peace. The show is -about a an<;t the arms race. cultural eitchantc. the production Sov~t ye>Una ~will oerform the aroup of chikSren who brina peace to "Having never met prior to re-also will tour the cities of Ojai. Santa
musical play hate Child" Sunday the world. hearsal. these children bear up under Barbara. San ~ and Los Anaeles.
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