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By GREG KLERKX °' .............
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The developer of a controversial
sc™or care facility proposed for
. Corona del Mar surpnsed everyone
• Monday by withdrawin& the project
leis than an hou'r before at was
scheduled t~·· be; r~~ie.wed by the
Newpon B(ai;h City Couneil.
Mayor John "C~x said ·he · W.s
handed the request'fOr wjthdrawa1 b~
Emerald A'ssocia.tes at about 7 p.m .. a
half hour befott' tbc m«tjna beP!t1 co·x 's a~nounccm~t:\l . of 'rh.e
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withdrawal drew cheers and applause
from the ~han SO residents·who
tum£d out to protest the 54.000-.
· square-foot fa<:ilit v. to have bttn built j
at the corner of Hazel Drive and East
Coast High" a'. current!\ the sue of
the defunct Ming Dynastv restaurant.\!
. "It's just an unreason.able project
and thl·~ I Er:neralp <\ssoc1atcs) ap-
. 'Parenti} \aw It.· that ·Wa) ... said Len
· :Sl-lt1fr~ cha1rm.ao of Neighbors to
PreM.·ne Corona .dd Mar. The
pt11insgrOup was formed to fight the
project. plan arg~mt:nt 1s "hat promp11:d
~emlx'rs or ·the group and othe'r Emt'rald .\swc1ates to "11hdraw the
res1den1s were-' concerned that tht' project. ·
proJect ".o uld cause traffic and saft't~ "Jhe general· plan was defectn e.
probkm\ in Corona del Mar. and our attorne\S we re able to
The r~s1dcnts' aJw argued that con' 1nt·e. the C'11,· .\ttornl'\ 1ha1 11
appro' al of· the project would have would ha\l" been 'illegal to build thl·
bet.>n a '1olation of the cit~ ·s gt'n~ral P.TOJt.'('t at I.his time ... ~dtur \aid.
plan bcraust> tht• p lan lach ~pcc1 fic Jun C'hnste~n of Emerald <\~·
bulld'ing 1ntensi1~ standards for the' \OC1a1e' ~1d h10, compa n~ tendered
-.11e.<fhc.group threatened t0:s1,1c the·· thl' letter after C 11~ .\ttorne~ Bob
rn~ on tha1·1\~ue ~ · Burnham !>U8i\{''>t<·d thr la wsu1t'm1gh1
\f(·ord1 ng :to · ~lt':er. t~e general .ha'~ .)(jme merit.
. "It "4' l l·nain I.hat thi: lawsuit was
going to tx· filed .. C'hnstt'son said \1 onJa~ night. "I f the. Cit ~ Attorney ....a.,n·1.a~ lOnfident. 11 became clear
thdt "l' \hould "11hdra" for now."
Hurn ham dl·r hrwd to r omment.
< ~mtl''un la'>hl·d out at Stop
Polluting f)ur '.'.l·w pon 1SPON) for
1hl·1r 10\ 11h cmt·n1 in thl' issue. The
l!IPUp thrl'\.\ lt<i 'upport behind the
\l·1ghlllir' group
"-'1PO' ,.. hold111e the l'lt\ h~
(PleaH eee SEJQOR/dj
Cocaine
death of
·baby not
murder
Parents now face-
lesser charges of
'" .. . · ~ -·endangering c_!tild
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By JOl'liATHAN VOLZKE
Ot .. Dellr .........
.\ Muntnpal CounJ udge threw out
'11 urder rhargcs Monda~ against a
( o\t.i \k..a couple whoSt :?-month-
.. old bab~ died of an apparerit cocamt'
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New BB hoiiie wr1a·1>pCd1~~:red
<;Qme thtng missi ng.' · '(.'(.'rtificali.• of OCC'upanc~ . and land..captng n.•qu1rt•ment~ .. bc.-C3U'le
tape·
'By ROBERT a·ARKER
Ofho.llr~~
· Donahr-and C"larente 1-l~nt arc
doing bank with cit~ officials lo,havc
129wer j)nd gas turned on at th~r new
J:QOO..square-foot duplt.'11:. located
' two blocks fr~m the ocean 1n Hunt-
ington Beach. , · · '
The house -the dwdhng of their
dreams -was complet~d 11early two
month~ ago. But there's definite!~
The Hynts ha,·dx--en dmng Jhc best pre' entcd the dl'l'tm·11~ or gas fmm thl'' planwd ? t re~ 1 ~ thl" l'll~ -ow m·d
the' can to call the plare their home. being tuml·d on bccau~· 1hc Hunts , par~"J~ 1n tront of thl'1r .hou~· .\
h.ut"w 1tho1,1'1 P?werqr gas being turned haH' failed 10 pl(lnl trees 'r:n1nor pmhkni. 10\ oh mg din piled
on. that-., d10itul1 . . · Blil.. P.at Spcnl·l'r. the cit~ ·s n·-aga1n ,1 a "all or thl· hou~ apparent!~
f hl' pmblcm. Oonal1e Hunt sa1Ci de' clopment d 1rl'Cto r. said latl' ~ton -1s th~ on l~ thrng SL?nd in~ ~1wn-n: the-~onda~. hotls down ·10 landscaping c1a~ that the c1 1~ '41 po<i1t1on was a H uni~ and a \'Cn111c~.tr of Ol'rupanc~.
rt'Qutrements. s~tfkall~ ho" ·man\.· m1\tJke .and rt"<;ulted from a mis· h<· \31d .
trceHho uld he plantt·d-10 thr side apd ·.intapretat1on of rcq:ritl~ re,H11ten H u.n1 c.a1d the powrr and gall \1111
front \ard'I nt thl' two-ston srructurc w <le... · · , haJ n t tx·t'r\ turned on ~t~mda~
on ~ 1 't Strl'l'I. • · ~ix·nlW s;i11..I .thl'rl' "a•n~me rnn-\\ hl'n <ihl· Jppcared ~fOrl' the C 11~
C'1 l\ offinals ha'e dda~ed ¥ fus1~in and that the Hunt~ oo':'. meet (Ple.ue eee HOllE/A2) . ; ~
·. >$1 TQro gitl
Retiring c·ongressman in ·· ousted. from
-searc~ ofS~cra:mento job teen .. pageant
ByPAVL ARCHIPLEV °'* ..........
In WashinJton. D.C.. he was
praiS((f by Vice President George
·Bush as "one of the most respected
con.vessmen on Capitol Hill" and
I?}' Speaker of the House Thomas P.
O'Neill Jr. as .. one of the m0$t
skilled and aniculate mtmben of
the minority in the House." ·
But in Sacramen10. he was labeled
"an c•treme riaht-winaer" whose
votlna rttord 'was "out-of s~ with
the fttlinas oC most Californians."
So it was Jhat Rtp. 0.n Lunaren.
• "risin& star" in politics. flickettd
oist )n June when the California
Supreme Coun upheld , the state
Senate's rejtttioa of his nomiMtion
for state treasurer. Servi~ his fl~ ~ in the
Houtt. L.ansrn is ft..vc mo11tb1 from
unemploym(nt following his de-
cision. to fight for tht.> treasury post
rather ·t'han seek re-election to the
42nd District that includt"1s most of
Huntington Beach. •
Nobody e:<pects l ungrrn io be
out of work for long. ·
First clcct«11n 1978 at the qe 'of
'32. Lungren slowly -ntab~ished
. himself asa con~ssl'l'lan who could
get things done in t~t' ~ocratic
conttolled House. despnt has
cr'ede'nttals as a staunch cori-
sen·atl\e. •· . ·
He "on ihc respect of re~nta-'
tl\'cs on both sides of the aislt after. ~
hr beca me the rankina.Republian
on the lmm1aration, Refuatn and
International law subcommitttt.
wht'rr he workecj· with chairman
Romano Mauoli to pin bipartisan
agn-cmt'ni on the controvenia~
,.,..... .. ~/Al) . .
.. . . '
Frqm ,·,~u·aacf~r~ r~pQrls
· · . .\n El T~rn t~n-aicr "ll) d1squ~hfied from the· Miss
J l'l'n l 'S.\ pagl·aru.. b111 l'ontc\l official\ 1oda~ refused to
\,I\ \\h\ ...
.\li,on \1orl·no. 16. "'a~ tlk Cahforn1a coa iestant in
lhl' pagl·ant. hut "as d1squahfit>1 at SQme point tn ht'f
t hrl'l'-Wl'C~ sta~ 1n San lkrriard1no. thr snc of th1s ~ear's
.1pgl·ant· · . · .
.\ t a nl"M rnnfl'rcnce this mor.nina. pageant offi<'tals
rl'fu..cd 10 d1scu.,., the d1squahficat1on. sa~ tnl onl~ that
~hm·no hrok.e a pageant rule.-. ·Although she was
l11..q uah lied ~1 onda~. Moreno was allowf'd to pan1c1pate
in thl· tl'le' 1scd a"ard~ l'Crcmon~.
Olli 1als· statJ.'d the matter of. ehatb1ht) ~ted
hl.·t" l'l'n thl' pageant and Moreno. and d«hM°d to
dal'l<1rall' iunhcr. n ting her a,e.
. Thl' ccintro\'em matrtd the celt'brat1on of Mand)
Dunran. a 16-~car-old high school student from
H1lhhorn. Orl'. "ho ,.ascrowned ~1u Tt't'n l 'SA in th~
pageant ~fonda~ n1dlt. "It'" wondl·rfuf." Duncan \aid "It's a
0
ft't'lina ~ou ·an l'\P atn ----..---
Ounran '31d she didn't think tht' rontrovnsy
d1min1r.hed her' 1ctof) and said sht' didn't know until the
la<;t minull' that o ne of ht'r opponents had bttn
d1squahtiC"d. .
"\\ r "en·n't informed about 11 until we went nght on
'tage ... Duncan \a1J. . .
The "1nnl'r. a ~-foot. 3-1nch enthusiast of danans,
n inn1ng and "A atcr s~tn\I-said 1t is her ambitaon to watt
"1th' ch11dttn who MAfTtr drut and ak'ohol problems.
Ounc3n has done some of this work on 1 ,·oluntttr t.sas..
Rogt"r ~cal. 1 spo~nman for •ht pqrant hos\ed. by
T\' pcrwnaht\' C>tC'k C1artt and K1rTU Tnicy 5co1Pns. mu~ a trne \tatemt'nt Monda' n.Pt sa'i "I that
Moreno brokr a P8tt'•nt rult. Sht •u allowed to
pan1c1patr 1n tht' broadcMt but was dropprd from
d111blht).
Lattr. a San Bernardino Sun ttpontt who persalled
in 1ttemp11n1 to cktnmint why Mottno was ckdared
1ncll&Jbk •-as nront'd from the ..-nt sitt ~· S«Unty
auants and toad not to rrtum by ~.ant oftkiall. Thctt •Trc four runncn-up. ln ordtt. the) were:
Jmt<11 Collins of "mstmtam. N.Y.: Amy ~h of
Rmmold. La.: Kathltt" Mc<"Wllan of Bk>om•"'1°"· lit.:
andAnna ManausofEntn]W'itt. ~la. Tht winnt'f W«'ttds Kriu1 Addis of Hokotm. M , ...
and WIM S U0.000 lft Cft8' lftd pnm..
. ln~tl'ad. the l'Ouplc wt'rt' ordered to
fatl' m~rh ksscr cha~ of child
l'ndangnml·nt and drug uSt'.
Judge Jam~s P Gra~ ruled there
wa\· '"'ufficent e' 1denet to chargr
(1tlht.lrt and [)(hb1r ~lgado with
murder stemming from the Septem-
hcr I q!'<hddth of their bab~ daught~r.
Stl·phan1l'. _
Thl' dl'ath "trul ~ I'> a traged~ ... but
there '" n11 proof o( l'!lahclousnt'Ss to !ii~pp01t' the· mufd\'1 <:fi;u:Je, tra)
..aid Thl')udgl' -.aid 1t wa) "with some
pka'>ufr' 'that he ordered the
l >i:lg.ado·., 11.1 \tand tnal . ~n drug
l harg~ . ( .ra, ordcn·d G1llx'n Delgado. 24.
· ~nd IJCbhu.· Delgado 21. to stand tnaf
' 11n 1wo ounh of fc·loO\ child en-
1.Jan(!rrml·nt. possp~1on ·of cocaine .
JX"..._'\<H1n 11f cocaine .for sale and
pm'>l'"1on ol m'aHJuana for sale .
Thl'' wl·rl· ordt·re-d to appear an
\upt·m1r ( llutl on .\ug.. 5
l"A·hhll' ,l"A·lg;ido IS fr~ on S~0.000
h.111. "hlk'(itlbcn Delµdo IS frtt Ori s 1 1 11 11 io 1 ~1nd ..
II "·•' mon.·. than a 'ear-:after \tl•phat11l··.; dl·ath that the· DelpdOs
"'l'rt· arn·,ted Initia l c.oroncr s rc-
pom h.iJ attnhut~ I~<' toddler's
dl·ath w !>Uddrn infant duth svn-
dromc .But IArl'C' monl.h~ latt'r. t~ts
(Pl-.e·.-COC~/~·.
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Ca JI "" -. H..,1 11111 .. ~'bow*-'=r •11 ...,. __ (illJ .... )111
lhtl'nlet yonlandone ..... tmindlo
old< yon!.
Sh< alto believed ·that lier 1-1-
apc plu wu approved at tbt ti• alona willl lier buildi .. .,... andlllli
she proceeded to plant Mr l'Olft. 1
8enjamina Ficus ~trtt, piumt'ria.
azaleas. and other pretty ornamtn-
tals.. she said.
Sht aho made a survey, she said, ol
homes on her street and reportedly
found that II do not have trees .
"
..,. ...... .,..._ ...........
.. It has bttn sugnted by quite a
few people to plant the tree Or trees
and thtn .after we obtain 1he
certificate of occupancy to dig them
up." Hunt told City Council mcm-
btn. "This is no1 right and is one of
the rasons I want to pursue this issue
furthtr. But in so doing. it denies me
'the ability to havinaps and ck-ctrici-
ty turned on ...
Hunt. SS. and her husband. 62.
rcttntly moved to Huntin&ton Be1ch
from Burbank. But she was bom in
Huntincton Be.ch and went to
clemt11iary school in the city, she
Clarellce aad Doa•H• Baal like lllelr aew d•pla la 81111~ _ .. Jut ftae, bat ..... -to flClat Ille city to •et tlaeU I• aacl efectrlclty hlnlecl oa. ·
said.
Her rcla1i vcs. going back to a grea1 -
grandfather . .\Iva Goodwin Everett.
were residents of the city, she said.
LUNGREN HEADING FOR SACRAMENTO •••
From Al
Simpson-Mazzoli immiaration rt-
form bill.-
When the. bill reached the HoUse
floor. Lunattn delivered sometimes
unanimous blocs of Republican votes
for its major provisions.
Today. Lungren cites that ex-
perience and a handful of othen as
1he-highlights of his tenure -and as
rvidcnce that a combination of
tenacity. perseverance and skill will
~nable one to succeed despitr un-
favorable odds.
In 1984. he pushed through a major
crime reform package by attaching it
to an appropriations 6ill during the
final days of the 98th Conaress.. a bill
that otherwise would ha,·c ended up
unfi nished like scorc.s of other pi«es
of legislation.
Thcn-Attomev _General William
French Smith hai led the crime pack-
age as "'the most far-reaching and
substantial reform of !he federal
criminal justice system in our his-
tory."
Two vcars la1er. Lungren aulhorcd
tougher.drug legisla1ion .
.-·,\mong those picct.•s of lcg1slat1on
he finds a measure of satisfaction.
"'They"re enough that I can goa-.·a y
from 10 yrars 1n Congress and say I
did, something.:· Lungren said.
··The scnSC' of accomplishment I
have in them is that they weft" not
flash-in-the-pan things. I had to work
for eight years to get the immipation
bill through.
'"The crime bill I worked on for six
years. But when you look back and
can say I was able to havr the stick·to-
it·i veness that was nC'C'C'uary to Stt
that thro ugh. I take a great deal of
satisfac1ion in that.
.. , also found that as a Republican
yourwinsare so much more delicious
beca use you had to overcome more
obstacles to get 1heR ...
Lunaren succeeded by learning the
rules bener than the Dcmocrals who
wrote them. When he found a
loopholr. he exploited it.
"The onl v problem -.·i1h that is.
when-you ·succeed they'll usually
change 1he rules-whic h is what they
did -.·hen I succeeded on the crimr
bill.". he said. "So then you have to
reread thr rules and figure out some
oihcr ways. · '
'"f or wmeone who"s as com-
IX'tili\•t• as I am it -.·as internting."
Thal compe1i1iveness drove
Lungren to challenge the California
Legislature as wrll aftrr the Stna.le
rl'jl"ctcd his appointmr-nl to !hr
1 reasu~ post that has ~~ vacant
SENIOR FACILITY •••
Prom Al
O\"Crc\"ery prOJt'CI. li's son of de facto
moh , rull'. O\ er the cll~ :· said
("hns1eson. "'The~ 'II sue O\"C'r any-
thing."" .
.{ "hno;tcsun ..aid tht• sc·n1or\ projt'C"I
"'111 he ·""1n limbo .. until 1he ci1 v·s
general plan rc\ i!>1on 1~ Complcic.
"·h1('h -.·di prob.ahl~ no1 be unul
Oc1ohcr. Ht· "·ould not SI\' -.·ht"t her
the projC'cl would be resuhrTi i11l·d.
Not alt r~sidcnts "'ert• plcaSt"d -.·1th
the projcrt"s de_mis1:. · ··
.. I 1hink ifs. ·~hnr1,1gh 1ed_:· ~1d
res1d('nl Ell1abt-th Olsen ... , can"t
1h1nk of" a tx·u~r u~ for 1hat area
. Wrlten,prodacenmeet
L()~ .\NtiELES (.\Pl -Striking
o;,1:nplY.nh.'rs and prOOucers nego·
t1ated fiir murt' than 18 hours before
calling a rt·t·e'i~ toda ~ wi1hou1 com·
mt•nting on -.·ht·1her any progress -.as
madl· 10 .... ·ard ending lht' :!O·"'l'ek
wn1crs stnkt".
Thl· n1arathon session bc1-.·t'en
ncgotialors for the Writers G uild of
..\menca and the Alliance o f Mo1Mn
Piclurt• and Tdcv1s1on Producer§
began al tht• prOOucers· Sherman
Oaks hcadqUa ncrs about J p.m.
Monda~ and rC'Cesscd shonl~ aftl·r 9
a.m. toda}. a rcccp11on1s1 said.
\\\•"\l' onl\ had a !ttrll'Sof d1lap1da1cd
!ot.'r\ tl"C'\. 1 ·1h1nk "{'could OC h\pJS!>ed
as :i hu!>1nes!'. d1 s1nc1." ·
O\l"r the \Ca~. tht'.Slll' ·has been
plagul'd b~ Occupanc~ problt·ms ~·nd
\t.'\"t"ral bu!l1nl'!'.M's ha,·t• occ-up1cd the
\lie and· suhst·qucntl} folded or
r{'IOt'a\l"tl.
Tht• Planning Con1miss1o n ap-
pro'l'd lht· j)i'oJl'Ct Junt' .9 bu1 c·oun·
t·1lman Phil Sansone. "'hose juri!'.d1t··
11nn 111rludt•s 1ht• proix>sc.•d prOJC'C I
\Ill'. appi.·a lt•d lhl' item tu tht· council.
Eml·rald ·\!>St.X"ia1cst•l1mi na1 cd lht'
f11ur1h flour llf tht· pro1ec1 and
rl·duc't:d I ht· building ·s uvt:rall area b~
•1.Stlu <,quart· 11.·t'l in an attempt to
ar1x·a!li: rt•s1dl"n\!>. The Planning
( 11n1m1~su.1n lopp1:d off an addi11onal
\ . .\'II/ "'-IUart' tl.·t·1. -. h1t·h could mean a
lti,., ul 111 ru11n1s and bnng the total
nun1tx·r uf roun1s dO\l.'n frorh I 08 lo
•JX .
Rut tht• St•tghhors group !>1111 "'a!.
n~11 ~at1'>fil·J. In addition to traffic and
-.at~·t, prohlcm!>, members e>.p rrssed
l"ont·Crn thal cmcrgcnc\ '"ehicll"s and
dn,·1ng tenants of 1he cOmplcx would
:1Jd lo !ht• area"!> tratTic problems.
<lfli t·1al'\ from Emt•rald ..\ssoc1atcs
cl:11n1cd n,1ne of thl' \cn1or resident!'.
\\11uld he.-allo""·cd to dn,·c and s:ud
c n1t'rf!.t'nc~ 'is1\\ to the complex
"1H1ld h1: 1nfrequt·n1.
sincr Jesse Unruh died last August.
Lungren and Gov. George Dru--
kmejian araucd the state Constitution
prrmiued his a ppointment unless it
was rejected bv both houses.while
Democrats said LunFn had to tiC
appro\>cd by both.
In June. thc..Suprcme Coon sided
with the Democrats.
The cdun said Lungren'sargument
that a nominee can take office unless
rejected by both houses was based on
a 'di stoned intcrprftation" of the law
a nd "'would scnously degrade the
power and dignity of one houSC' ofthr
Legislature." ·
Lungren still disagrees with the
roun. but accepts its decision
philosophically.
··we had to do it. because if it
remained out thrrc with some am-
biguity it would've aff«ted the gov-
ernor"s abili1 r.to makr appointme.nts
in 1he future. ' Lung.ren said.
··Even though it rulcd apinst what
I consider m~' interests a nd 1he
governor"s interests, at least now we
know ho-.•1hecoun interpttts ii. whal
it means and What 1he ground'rules
arc. and -.·hat the go,·emor has to do
10 gel his no minee' throu&h.''
Lungrl'n was so confident of win-
ning 1heca$C he moved his family toa
Sat·ra'ml·n10 suburb. Unemplo)·ed or
not. ht''ll he joining them when his
ll'rm l'nds.
He said there 1s stil l aboul Sl 50.000
1n lt"·g.al ft'cs 10 clear up fol!o-.·ing the ·
losing haull· for the treasury post. and
hl' 9.•111 prac1it·e la"'' and pursue
husi nt·s~ \ l"n IUfl'S.
But J.ungrl'n also has an interest 1n
l'o.ntin_u(n& a cart.·t:r in .c_l("{'li vi:_ office'.
and ·he 1s.1ncreaS:1ngly drawn to the
('alifornia political scene.
··\\1hcn 1hc Sub)l'<'t firs! t·amC up
ahout king treasurer. I had to ask
m\selfdo I 1o1.'ant 10 h1: invol\'Cd at the
-;t:ill' ll•\·cl after being at tht· federal
li.'\l'l fo r 10 \·cars."" he said.
·· .\nd tht' Chall('ng<." of being pan of
1hL· ( ·a11fornia lcadl'rship at a tirTie
"hl'n I think C "ahfornia has come inlo
11., 11Y.n 1n 1l'rms of leadership.
t'l"ononutall~ and politically in this
r~HJnl r~ "ii" "·ha1 persuaded me tu 1ry
l"iJr lhL· trl·asur('r·!> pos111on:·
Lungrl'n said Washing1o n tends tu
ht.' l·un1rolk·d h' Eastern Establish-
mt·n1 h1aS('s !.ll ll°tit.•d 10 Europe. -.·hat
ht: rallt•d lhl· .. A1lailtit· perspcclive.'"
Hui gro,,·1h -1nr> population.
1n1m1gra11on. trade and other areas-
1s taking placl· o n !ht• other side oft he
rnuntr\. nn lhl' Pat.·ific. -
\nd.Lungrcn wants to be pan oft he
lcadL·rsh1p that nunun:s and guides
1hat grn"'th.
··frank!\. r ·alifornia dcS('r,·cs bet-
ter than ·-.·hal ifs gruing in the
donunanl lcadl'rsh1p in lhc Legis·
la1urt' ... he !kt1d .
Thl' rel iring congressman from the
~~nd l>1s1ric1 hoprs 10 change that.
GOGAINE MURDER CHARGE REJECTED ••.
From Al
rc'·ealcd ("O\'a1 ne 1 n the haby"s f ln \ londa \'.John Barnell. dcfcnd-
stomach. 1ng l>.:hh1c-i:>clgado. attacked the
The parl'!ll'> \\(·re arrcslt'd last coroner"~ report and King·s failurr 10
October at 1ht·1r ('osta ~esa apan· prO\C malit·1ousncss.
ment. Tht.•1 r .;.n1nn1h-o ldson.r.1 lben Ha rnc11 said fo rensic examiners
Jr .. wa" pla\·t•d 1o1o·11h his maternal rult·d Stephanie died of bronchial
gran~n1otht•r hccausc aulhontic\ al-pneun1on1a. -.·h1ch could havr been
icgC'd he "a" h\1ng 1n the samr brought on bv the cocainr. regurgi·
environml'n1 that ll·d to tht.' young 1a1io n or a hole found in S1cphanie'i.
airl's death. heart.
Deput\ 0 1,tnc1 .\ttornc~ R1r k "'If "l' don"! kno w ho-.· much
Kin,: alleged during 1he couple"s (cocaine) and we don"1 kno-.· -.•ho lcfl •
prcl1m1na0 ht•anng 1ha1 the couple it the re ... then no criminal neg1lgrnce·
uted and sold cocaine 1n the presence can OC applied to c1 1her defrndant.""
.of their child ren ;ind were aware of Barne11 said.
'fht• t·ouflc 1n11ialh wa!> o rdered to ~tand 1ria on child endangermenl
and drug charges . King added the
n1urder chargl's at the end of the firsl
prl·liminar. hearing. ..\ Superior
c·oUrt jud@,e dropped the murder
charges but ordered a second
preliminal) hearing.
The murder charge cannot be
added :11hird timt·. and King said hr
"·a., uncertain whether he would
Jppi.·al 1he dcrision.
~i'i -----"•h~c~n~·,,sks 1 n volved _T.hc.Dclgado~.s.a1 qu1e~uring-1t\c.
Severi gra1nsofe0Ca1ne -=·n0farl«"-argu.menls in Santa <\na. 11gh1ly
1han panlrll'\ Of sand -were found huld ing hands. Drbbie Orig.ado
in S1ephanie·s s1omach. King nrvrr dabb1:d tears from he r eyes as Gray
Rrucr ('havcl. Debbie Delgado's
brolher. "·as also ordered to l"C'tum 10
rourt .~ug. S. He had bern locked up
1hroueh the preliminary hrarin1 be-
-cauSC' ·Ktnr·rtarNt hewDiil<f""Titt -ro -
avoid trstifying against his sister.
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pinned do wn ho-.· thr drug might mad<." his ruli"I. '
havr entered \he child"s system. Monda)··s d«ision marks the sec·
HC' "'as described as a key witness
1n the preliminary hearing because he
-.·as allegedly prMient when thr
Dclgado"s allegedly used coc-aine and
w ld drugs in the months brfoK the whrther on a bonlc. a spoon o r a ond time murder r harics wrrc drop-
countenop. ___pt'd agains1 the coup!_<. __ _ child"s d1ed.~ _ __
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COUNTYMURDERTRIALDELAYED •••
From Al
1ha1 Mills had go ne in10 convulsions
follo-.·ing a night of druas a nd sex.
An autopsy ordered by Mills'
family determined that the 33-)'t:ar-
old woman had suffered broken nbs.
a punc1 urt'd lung. head injuries and
liver. pancreas and kidney lacer·
at ions.
The Los Angeles Coroner's o ffice
ruled thal Mills had b«n killed by
blunt force trauma ..
Parker. a 36-year-0ld salesman and
bit-pan ac1or. -.·as arres1ed immcdi-
atelv followinK Mills' death but was
rek·itscd for lack of evidence. He was
rearrested after the coronrr's.,ruling
and -.·as free on SI00.000 bail when
ht• "'as fou nd dead offunshot wounds
o u1sidt hi!> mothers ('os1a Mesa
homt• on -\ug. :!. 198.\.
Serra \aid !\1onday !hat lhc four-
\Car 1n \"e!ltigation of the murder had
l!Jllo-.·l·d so many possit>t('-:fnglrs that
<lltditional l'\"idcncc could o nly serve
tu uphold 1ht•i r con1cnt1on that tht•re
-.·(·re n1an y pc.•oplc y,·i1h moti\"CS for
killing P;Jrkcr.
In his opening arguments Thurs·
da\. Baruch alsoeontl'nded I hat lht.•re
"'i.-.rt' olhcrs -.·ho had rt·asun 10 want 10
kill Parker. ahhough he n:fuscd to
c tahornte.
'"Halflht.• y,urld had motivt."s 10 kill
~1r. Parkt·r.'" hi." said.
Barut h. also ..aid Y..'ilson had an
alihi and "·as not even in Orange
("ounly al 1he 11me of1he slaying.
Woodsmall said in his opening
argun1cnts 1ha1 Wilson had repratrd-
h 1hrca1enrd Parkrr and noted thal
Yl1lson"s hrother. ()kcl Aaron
\\lilsun. 1cs1ilicd hcfort' the Orange
c-oun1~· (irand Jur} 1hat he heard
\\'ilson admit hl' had amhusht•d and
sho1 Parkl·r.
Hut (lkcl \\lilS-On allcgedl\ has a
h1s101'\ of "ml·n1or~···rmpairiTI~ilt dur ..
to alt·Oholism and hc-a\'Y use of drugs.
including cocaine. al't·ord1ng tO
Baruch. .
Barut·h said tx·fore Monday's ad~
journmcnl that the defense would
!iUn1mon an expc.·rt -.·ho wi:>uld rrfute
lht• rt•liah1li1 y of()kel Wilson's 1es1i;
n1on\. •
··cikt•I Y.'ilson en1crcd a detox unic
'\6 ho"urs after he allcgrdh· heard my
(·hen\ t·onft.-ss 1hat hl· ·had killed
JL·ITrt•v Parker." said Baruch. "'At thai
tinit•. ·his blood alcotlol was still .46:
That"\ Y."hl'rc people stan passi"'
Olli... •
..\ pi;rwn "'ilh a blood alcohol le\·ij
of.10 iS prl·sUmrd 1oodruok to drive,
Baruc:h requested and V.'as gran~ed
pt'rn1ission 10 ha\'e Okel Wilson~
ll'\tin1on,· in the trial v1dcotaprd fO(
anal\ sis 6v the ex pen. ; · !tC said.<Jkcl Wilson was expcc1cd
to lc!ilil\ next wt•t•k. . :
· . .\1torit~ys siy lhl')' ex(J«t fhe 1ri!l ..
to last l!nul Sc1n!.!J!lb.cJ. ..: '
EDISON PROPOSES FRIENDLY MERGER •..
From Al
SC ·E. o lTt.·rcd to t•xchangc I. IS shares
11f1ts commo n s1ock for t•ach share of
S IXi&l rommon st<X'k. Based o n
!\tonday"s ("losing price of shares in
St "Et·orp. thL' stock s-.·ap olTer val ues
"l)E&E al about S2 b1lhon .
SIXi&E sha\eholdtrs would rt··
rei\'t' about a 0 pc.·rct·nt d1vidrnd
int·rl-3!ot.'. utcording to sc·E estimates.
'"Fur Sl)<..i&E customers. it should
mt•an a rt.•duclion in residential
l"let'lric ratC!I. over time. lo the same '
le\ t:I ehargcd to Edison customers:·
"i( "Et·orp t 'hairman and ("hicf Ex·
l'l'Ull \"t' ()tlil·er,Howard P. Allen said
1n a prl·par(•tl stau·mt·nt
-\ \\oar ht.·t"'l."Cn thl' 1y,·o u1ilitit•s
cruptl'd last yrar as the city of Laguna
Bcaeh prepared to annl'X Sou1h
·Laguna. mosl of which is served by
Sl.X.i& E. SC '[ pro \'jdcs po-.·cr lo all of
Laguna Bt·a(·h.
Thl" Laguna Beach Cit\" Council
t·on\1th·rcd ha\"i ng sc·E scf,·icc both
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t·omn1un1t1t•s . bcrause of ns lo-.·ci
rail'\. But SIX.i&E launched ad
t•nurmous public rela1ionscam~igR;
<tnd in Ma~. South Laguna res1den"
t·on\·inct•d !ht• ("it\' c·ouncil 10 allotr
SIX i&f to ron11nU(· service. ·' ::
C)nt· mon1h later. those in favor Qr
St 'E 1ak1ng O\("r sho-.·cd up at :f
count·iJ meeting 10 press 1hr1r casr.j
hut 1hc council stuck 1n its originii dec1~ion. :--"
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Police. firemen
play football for
charity at OCC
Policemen and firemen will clash -oa 1be
foott.11 field -Friday at ~ CC1Mt caa.•1
lladium in a beftefi1 lkinndll to raite moadl (or
Olive Crest Treatment Ccnten.
Me"mben of the Ora• Cou=Sberift'a DeputmentandtheOra COuntyfi tenwill
face off at 7:30 p.m. in ~t is beit11 · 11 the
Oranae County 911 Bowl.
Admission is SS for adults and .S) for children
•JCS 6 to 12, with yourpens under 6 admit'fd he.
Contac1 Golden West Communicationsat 191-~
for f unher information.
aa.law .a••e 1r0rAwliOJ1
A workshop offerina tips on preventina infr-
inaers from usina a f'elisteNd business name will be
conducted Saturday from 9 a.m. to noon in Room
111 of the Coun1ehna and Admissions Buildina at
Oranae Coast Collqe in Costa Mesa.
Robin Day Glenn. a business attorney baled in
Newpon Beach. will pre1ent the seminar. The
registration fee is S2S, and reservations may be
acquired by callina OCC at 432-S880.
N'6ael camlnl pi.JJ.aed
The second annual Laauna Ni1uel Community
Cami val will bt held this weekend at the corner of La
Pannd Aliso Creek roads under the sponsonbip of--
Christ Meth<Mlist Chun:fi 1n cooperation with other
area civic groups.
This year's event will include over 2S different
rides. games and attractions for the family. Food and
-rtfrcshments also will be available. Admission and
parking are free.
ICOCB tour .cJJedaJed
The Huntinaton Beach TLC II senior citizens'
program will sponsor a tour of Huntinaton Beach
television station KOCE Friday mominJ.
The tour will bt followed by a picnic lunch on
the campus at Golden West Collcac. Seniors wish in&
to join the group tour should call 842-4288 to make
thtir restrvations.
CJilldren '• •IJowr •t Hbnr;y
··coastal Secrets:· a special prosram for
children ages S to 10. will bt p~nted by Park
Ranger Jeanne Blackbum at vanous libraries in the
Newpon Stach Public Library system. beginnina
Friday at 10 a.m. at tht Mariners branch. 200S
Dover Drive.
The program also will bt offered Aua. I at 10
a.m. at the NC"wpon Center branch and at 2 p.m. at
tht Corona dtl Mar branch. as well as Aue. 4 at 2
p.m. at tht Balboa branch. The ~ms are free
and those inttrtsted should call then ~l branch
for mort information.
~air honored for foiling ldchlapplq
8JIOU&T8AUD .............
Honors arc pili .. up for a HuntiftllOn
Beach businnsman and his secretary who
belpcd a I ~year-old prt ncape an al~
kidftlpPtt.
The 1nlttpid duo ~ into their c.ar and
pursued the 5'lspttt after the Jirt fted his
clutchn.
Thty sot close tnouah to ert tht man's
dncripuon and a licen1t pla~ numbtr.
leadina to the suspect's annt. The man.
ickntilitd as Dennis Matsuyama of Glen-
dora. is awaitina trial on felony cha,.es of
kidnap and assault. Huntinaton Beach
Crime Prtvtntion Specialist Chtryl Law-
rtnce said Monday.
The businessman. Larry W. Ambrose.
and hitten'ftlry. li• Robtn. Wfft named
crimt filhtns of the month by the
HundipNt INch !ltripborttood tl1tc19
orpnization and this month wett honored
as outsiandina citiztns by Jim O.lt. an
owftft' of tht Villa Nova rn&aurant in
NtWpOrt Beach.
Ambrott and Robtn also att upttttd
to bt in lint for the Hunttnston Beach
Chambtr of Commt'rct's annual heron of
tht' year award.
Poli« sourcn said ttie evtnt unfokkd
when Ambrose. owner of Johnson·s Auto
Eltttric. was chcckina tht mailbox in latt
January at his offi~ near Gothard Street
and Ellis A venue.
Robtn-rushed up to him. rcponina that
sht had tttn a young woman struglina
with a man in a car in tht parkin& lot.
Ambrott apprcNK'Md the Dltked vthide
alMt lM ...,..,,doorsuddmJy ltw optn .... tlw ,_ .. WGllllft Mthed OUL IOUl'Ce'I
11id.
Ambr0$t and Robtn jumped into
Robtt,.s car and followed as tht IU5pKt
sped 1w1y.
The) aoc clOK' cnoup to grt the littnw
numbtr ind a sOQd look at tht suspect. and
thtn rttumcd to their offict.
As they drove into tht drivtwa). they saw that the suspttt had doubltd *lt and
alletrdly was apin tryina to draa the girl
into his auto. sourcn said.
l\mbrose and Robtn scrttehtd to a stop
and tht airt was abk to fret htndf during
tht commotion.
ThtS time. Ambrose and Robtrt stayed
with tht victim aod aJltd polace. who
apprthendcd tht suspttt a shon litnt la&tr.
Lawrtnce said it was b«lu1t of the
.. quick and d«isivt action .. by Ambfow
and Robtrt that polict wtrt abk to arttSt
Matsu,ama. ·
··B«aust·of ht'r tf'aumauc tllpe~n~ ...
u-.renct said ... ,ht 'ictim could only Jive
us a sketch~ physical d~ription. .
··1t was the: solid ev1dC'nct -the h«nw
plate and the positi'e idtnt1fintion that
enabled tht pohct' to make thC' arrnt ...
Lawrtnce said
\'ilia No,a\ Outstandina Citiztn
-\'.'ard was ~taned bv rtstaurant ~rs
· Charlotte Dale and· her son. Jim. to
recognm· ind•' 1dual~ who pt'rform aood
deeds 1n lhl· commun11\. Thty wo;k in
conJunrt1on "11h ln<·al law tnfor«mtnt
and tirr rn.•tl'r l1"'' attt•nc1es
Building a bridge to Eagle coun tiy
By PAUL ARClllPLEY ...............
Matthew Eimers crossed a major hurdle
when he built a footbridae over a fresh
water marsh in the Back Bay EcoloJical
Rtserve in Ncwpon Beach.
Not only did he enable visiton to cross
the marsh without settina their feet wet. he
took a giant step himself toward eamina
scouting's hi&hest rankina. the Eqle.
A membtr of Boy Scout Troop 37.
Eimers needed a challenaina project to
fulfill the Eagle requirements.
He learned that biologists wanted a
footbridac along a nature trail aully where
visitors wttt having to jump-not always
succeufully.
Eimers. 14. dtsiped the bridar.
gathered building materials and acquired
· scout leaden' approvals and aovemment
permits.
And ovtr the weekend, with the aid of
half a dozen fellow scouts and sevtral
adults. Eimtrs built a bridge.
On each side of the 16-foot bridae the
group had to sink several telephone poles
three feet into the ground to protect it and
keep it strai&ht. Eimers said.
Altogtther, he figures ht's put in four
days' work on tht project. And the job isn't
flnished yet.
Th'e thrce-ytar scout still has to set
approvals for tht compltted project and
submit a report to scout leaden. And ht
hopes to recoup about $400 in expenses
from tht Friends of tht Back Bay.·
Only then will he attain the c-0veted
Eagle. which he upects to ~ive by
Dccembtr.
But having crossed tht biggest barrier to
that goal. construction of the bridar.
Eimers said it has been wonh the effort ...
.. II was great." he Jaid following Satur-
day's tfTon. "I was pretty tired.··
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llattllewBtmen•ndeoa tlae~e laedm'.,...aadMlpedeambeet..-UpperNew11--po1-rt,.lla7.
:;.;:;~~i:~~~::.~ · OC Fair off and run·ning at ·Los ·A-lamitos
a:m. to noon In the OC~ Science Hall. j noon~¥h~~t~~~:s~~~~i to ~~~he 9.:<:r, ~ By JONATHAN VOLZKE spokcs"'oman. ~we malte some money Oil-site be~ting has been allowed in \\ h1k Madd~ and ofhcrs contend Or-sio v· ·t w lcomt an~detailsartavailablt Ot•Dlilr""'... a nd P.ut 11 back into tht operatton over Northtrn(ahfom1astn~ 19~4.buttoscc angr C ount~ 1s saturated wtth racc-s.
', 1s1 Or-5 are e · . ht"re. · tht' horYS rvn 1_n Orange. San D1t1oor Los fac1h ttC'S closer to Santa Anita. s"'°h as~
at 43--5880. The Fems wheel 1s gone. Newport Uo\d sa16 the fair. which 1s owned and l\ngclrs countecs. bettors must travel to Los .\ngeks C'ounl~. Fairgrounds in
Boule\'ard is no longer jammed with operaied by the statt. made about Los"Alamitos. Lloyd said. Pomona. ~ere allo~ed to hold off-track
GOP 6U86e Nie Ht motorists trving to makt their way to the $400.000 through tht racing fair last y~r. Lloyd blamtS the exclusion on pohucs. hetting
midwa,·. bui the Orangr C'ounty Fair is not More monty could be madt 1f it wasn't -Hollvwood Park and Santa Anita l "ndr r lht· hill. trach and fa1rarounds
Tht Orange C'ounty Youn& Republicans will
hold a fund-raising ga~ salt Saturday from 9 a.m.
to 5 p.m. at 1651 -A P1accntia Ave .. Costa Mesa.
Thtre will bt a wide variety of i~ms for sale.
and rtfmhments also will be available. The IJ'OUP
will accept donations of scUabk items. and thole
wishing to arranac delivery or funhtt information
should call Kelly Hill at 67S-4781.
over. · for th<.· fact that -in Lloyd's opnion -thou&ht 'we '.'ere too cl~ to their tracks m.'t'IH' I perct'nt oflht' bets placed. Somt'
Instead of showing animals. the Orange Count~ becamt a politicalfootblJI and would cut into !Mar I" c hand~:· fam m·1 as much as S 1.500 a da) from
emphasis for tht nut 17 nights -in Sacramento last ~car. Llo,·d said ... Thty'rt ")Or'C po~erful than satcllih.' he1t1n.g "1ndo"'s. Llo~d said.
beginning tonight -is on racing them. -\bill sponsored~ Sen. Ken Maddy. R-the tau-s. They ~~ able totxcludt us from The onl~ lair \It~ that hold off·s1te
TheC'osta Mesa fai,..,.oundsarewithout Fresno. and signed into law b~ Gov. the bill." t'lc111ng fo r Orange Count~ art an Ktm.
horsr racing facilities. thou&h. so tht fair George Ocukmtjian in Stptembtr. allow-Sht• .cst1matcd the exclusion probabl~ Lancas1cr. San Bernardino. Santa Barbara
leases tht Los Alamitos Ra~ Courw and e'd off-track betting-in which horw races cost tht Orangt County Fair at least and \'entura counllt'\ she said.
runs the Orange ~ounty Racing Fair. . are televised at other locations whe're beu S300.000 a ~onth. althouaf! that .~aurt For informatton ahout the racing fair.
"It's tht only night thoroughbttd racn'!& are legal -e' erywhert 1n Southern would be spin among the betting facd1t1e-s. which alS(I ha(, ho™' racing e\h1b1ts. call
around." said Jill Lloyd . fair California acept Orange C'ount~. thnace tracks. tht statt and the fair. ""'51-F .\IR.
Ta.,,.,., .JaJ7 28 Median price of home in county hits $211 ,038
• 7:30 p.m. Laa-Beed u.tnH kMel
Dt1trict, education center board room. S SO Blumont
St.
From staff UNI wire rep9l'tl percent to a median level of S 16 7.428. up
19.1 percent from a 'c:ar ago when the
The avtrage home" price in Oran~ 3\trage ho me sold for SI ~0.620'. officials
County 1s at a record ~~11 .038. rt~ said Monda,.
has atttler.tted pri« increases to t~
highest k'vcl in a dtcadc.·· uid Dalt Colby.
prC"Sicknt of tht Cahfomia Association of
RcaJ10~. which released the monthly sales
the resou.rces to trade up dtt'1d1na apinst
.;elhng 1he1r homc-s. opting instead to stay
put and l't'no' ate. said Le-site .\ppleton·
Young economics n-sear h director for
tht" mdust~ group 1Ved1Jellda7, .JaJ7 27 rtStnting a 24-perctnt incf95C; over last Realt' 1ndu\lr\ anah5t\ blaml"d a
vear and11-4. I percent clin\tl lall month. sho rtage of h.tlm~~ for "Sak and bu~er
· Holfl' prices in OrangeC'ounty art now eagerllt'ss to clo~' t''>{'fO" before_~onga~~
the hi~st~n tht' state. -interests raft'~ and asling pnC"t"S go up
fig um. .
Thtre ~as an almost I J>tfccnt drop I1t Lbe-n~m~r of ho~ tdkd for sa&t in
June. attordmg the rtaltors' fiaures. • 7 p.'in :Lapulwll ........ C..ait1 ....
Throu&hout the state. home prim again.for the stall'\!. 1dt' 1ump in pnces.
soared upward in June. climbina 4.6 "Th111 ·01n tx·fore 11·~ too late' attttude
council d\ambeB;-SOS Fom.-kvr. -The slim p1ckmgs wtrt pan1all~ blamed
on lal'Jl" numhers of homeowners who laclt
~ the l of .\ngtlts area. pnc'<'S jumped
J " percent in June. to an a' n atic pncc of
SI ~~ .. >64. a ~2. 7 percent mcrra!>(' over last
~ear·, June a'cratt
ii f h b Ii Bu~ '" thr K-Man parkins Jot at urf •as drfin>td) up Fnd., w ~e 0 .mans ot y po ce ~~aJl~~~1r~,;~;~~.MaanohaStreet ~hf.£~1{~~=.~~~~.l!
Th ll'' cs pned a rear shdina door in and WC"St Ocean Front Boulevard
Someone pned open the ~ar door
w a home m tht 20 block of Cordoha -
~unda~ night and stoic a 14l gold
l'haan . • • •
titi. ~ . . ti thl' JQ(){l Oloclt of ~ Street and The ''1Ct1m rncutd the surfboard pe · ons 1.0. r co:mpensa on ~::s:::CR ~~~~tr:: .... Computer cqu1~t was stolen
from a bus1nns 1n the 2000 block of
Main Strtt1 somnimc ovC"r the
1111«krnd .
81 GREG SIPIX
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ThewiaofaCosta Mesa man who
has a«Uled Newport Beach police of
lhootina and beatina him followina
an arrest has filed a claim .Pinst the
cte.-nmcnt.
Sunnnt Milltr. wife of Ricky
Patridc-Mifftt.--16, filedlhe-ctatm .
eartitr this month ukina for an
unditdostd amount of monry from
tht city of Newport Beach and the
police ckpanmtnt. The City Council
dtnicd tht claim Monday.
Miller claims lht and her' cta•ttt
taavt bttf'I "without the fiMneial
tupport and comfort" of her husband
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Thitvntnttml a home in the 5()00
block of Barwood Drive throup a
: dolait door and acponedly ltOlr ' loicJed hlndpM valued at SI 000
: pin S2SO cash and UOO WcM1h of
: jcWtlry. • ••
: A l'OUP of mm tt ...... po111111_.. ..... ewy in-
: ll'UCkd °" the pmnia •• atw on,..
: County Slni&atiOft Dillrict lw9d-
: qull1tn and ran in thf , ....... •• . c.m""--11id.. •• l'ft"1-••• ..
sinct he was shoe by a Newport 8eiCh
polict officer Jan. 23.
Ricky Miller was arres\td last
Monday in his lawycr•s office -on
suspicion of perole violltion. He is
btina held in OranlC County Jail
pendina tltradition to Teus. •here
ht is wanted for violati111 J!9l'Ole from
a prison tmn for auto dieft. · i~linn eaftitt this
year when he sued tM '*ice deoln·
mtnt ovn IM lbocMtna intidenL
Poli« said MiOerwndrivinaaround
the a~a of 17111 Strert apd Wnt
Balboa Bouln'Vd in 11 dmtaled 1913
Plymouth C'haJlenett. Police ..
litwd Miller ._ ~ 9*M1 b
pottntial buf'lllry and ....... -
.\ th1d put dirtv lauradry -on his Sloltn from a partina stNcturt in tht
over, hanJ) to ~'·tnt leiv1n1 fiftlCl'Pl"ints lOOblodofPromontory Point Dnvc ...... aa·81acla Accord~ng to police rtpons. Miller an a res1dtnt1al buralary on Col-btt.wttn I p.m. Slturda) and noon "v.oman '21~ poltCt at 4: IQ p m.
was.sbot olle't throuah the beck of the uml'l1a. Mort than SI JOO was taken. Sundly. Monda~ to sa~ that* was stuck 1n a
shoukkr afttr he ran from off'K"Crs hut he left the dinl soclts ~hind. tCIC'phont' booth at JOS Fornt A vc.
and thtn allqedly swuna and struck • • lnlDe But v.hen pohce officoen amvtd. the
.an offictr"s drawn service rtvolvcr. .\ woman lost S 1.800 in l'>C>dl <\ ht"annc atd "' stokn from a woman was gone.
whtn sht ltft htr Ptter on Monrot ~ker at a health dub in the 19700 • • • The lawsuit med by Milltr claims open for about an hour. She wasdoina block ofMacArth.ar 8oultvard Satur-<\ndrtv. S. ROK.. 37. of' Costa Maa
polict btpn beatinahim on the head. laundn. but ~tnt 1nsidt for a pha. da\ momtftf: was mnttd at 1:39 a.m. Monday at .rt .na shouldtrs after. he-..,... -m l. stit-df1l"O"Trtd-her-toss-an hcNr -.---l-lOO~ont Hiell••' on •IPicion
ttftdtrtd. After tht beatiq. Milltr latM" Se'eral. t~ ~ 11olm fnMn a of drunken drivina and ~t Md nan
allfted that the offittr rtkated htS T"'o roomm:t~ ~n C'am('ll•• lot ronstNCtaon1i\t1ntht 16000~of dnv1ft1. Ht was hckt 1n l~ of pip on Milltr and "without an) ""'! Harvard Avtnut SIL_,.)' mom1na. SI O.:~ bail.
ftOli« or wamina of any kind." shot into a ti~ht. hut no arrests •"t'rt made
Miller in the beck at point-blanlt and no tntunC'S ':~.repontd.
ra.. P"hcr art sull stt\1na the public's
A court dalt for the lawsuit " 11ill http in find1na .-~er is smaslaiftl -..~ wu\dov.s out •1th BB auas or ~·-:-ftl. slingshots. Oottns of homn. buli·
~ and '~h1clc •i..,_. hlYe
bttn dntroytd. Md potitt .. U y·
ont •i th an) information about tlw
mahcious pranks to can 7S4-SU2..
Collision kill• blcycll•t
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Fircfillnen called in helicoptcn today arid said they would UIC natural
burien to try to maneuver a forest
firt thlt burned within 10 miles of
Old Faithful .aeyser in perched Yel-
lowstont National Park.
HelicopLCrs slinaina ·torches that
spit a napalm-like substance were
called in. and around crews used
meadows and streams as a wall
against the fire. said Incident Com-
mander Larry Caplinaer. A final
decision on sendina out the helicop-
ters was expected later today.
··what we can do, we can 10 out to
one side or the other of the head of a
fire. and ianite fire and set it to
building and have it draw the head of
the fire in one dittetion or another ...
he said this morning.
"We would just be trying to funher
influence the fire. h's 101n1 in the
direction that we want it to 10. but the
llKft we can ltl it Piii in a more nonbert__y direnion. the ltetter ... Bob Sman. flrcplanninacoordinator.said today. .
About 4SO firefiahters moved into
the area Monday. and by toni&ht the
total was exp«ted to swell to 800 to
protttt the Old Faithful compkx of
hotels and cabins from the North
Fork fire. which covered more than
2. 700 acres.
Whi~ officials earlier had said the
fire burned to within eiaht miles of
the geyser. Caplinaer said it was still
I 0 to 12 miles to the west today and
burni'lg toward the nonheast. •
''The fire will bum to the nonhcast
and will miss the Old Faithful area."
Fire Information Officer Lee P~ue
predicted late Monday. "We're not in
as much jeopardy as we thought we
wen'."
Blazes in America's oldest national
park ha'e blackened about Sl.400
acres of its~-~ million acres. which is
mostly in Wyomi8''• nonllwest cor· ner but nlnda 1nao ldabo and
Montana. In addition to Wyomina.
wildfires burned in 1tttions of 1even
other Western states and Alaska.
Nt"arly IS miles southeast of Old
Faithful. hot embers Monday niaht
raintd down on Grant Villue. burn-
in1 throuah power lines as tfie 4.SOO-
acre Shoshone fire and the 3.000-acre
Red fire approached the area. ·
Thl" fire did not damqe a small
hotel. National Park Service staff
apanments and several house trailers
in the area because they were made of
cinder block and other non-flam-
mable materials. Poaaue said.
The area was evacuated last week·
end. along with the -Lewis l..akl"
camparound nearty 10 miles to the
southwest and the park's southern
entrance was closed.
At Lewis Lake. the fires burned to
within one-eighth of a mi~ of the
campground. and crews hosed down
structures to keep them from catchina fi rt. POilUC said. About S00 firt-
fi~ters bettled both blazes.
The threat to the Old Faithful area
had seemed more serious because of
aerial surveys and mislt"adina winds.
Poaaue said.
Ground winds blew the blaze
nonheast into back country where it
could bum untended. away from the
geyser that erupts every 30 to 100
minutes. Poque said. But another
wind at a hia~er altitude blew smoke
west. toward Old Faithful. makina it
seem the blaze was hl"aded that way.
No services or accommodations at
Old Faithful have been closed. but
visitors have been advised such
action may be nttcssary. said park
spokeswoman Joan Anzelmo.
About 1.200.guests scnerally spend
a night at the histonc Old Faithful
Inn. the Snow Lodac and cabins in the
area around Old Faithful. said park
Assistant Superintendent Ben Clary.
Senate blocks attempt to junk
U.S. family planni~g program
Disabled mother
fights for cu•tody
NORTH BALTIMORE. Ohio
(AP) -Patti Shamp's young dauah·
ter. Crystal, has been one of the (cw
bright spots in her life sinee a stroke
disabled her two years ago. W .\SHlNGT-ON (AP)-Tbe Sen-
ate re1ectcd attempts to terminate the
nation's family plannin& program
during debate on the fiscal 1989
health and human services spending
bill. traditionally a lightning rod for
co ntrovt"rsv.
The massive S 137 billion bill.
which also contains money for the
depanments of labor and education.
1s auractm_g amendments on subjects
from Medicaid abortions to pension
fund terminations.
Prtsident ·Reagan has said he
would veto the entire bill based on a
Senate provision permiuing Medi-
caid funds for abortions where preg-
nancv is the result of .rape or incest.
Corrent law ~nnits payments only
where the hfe of the mother is
endanitercd.
Reagan . also . opposes a Senate
prO\ ISIOn imposmg a one-year mora-
torium on companies cashing out
O\'erfunded pension plans. Hundreds
of companies have dipped into their
plaos and labor leader1 say the money
1s often used for meraers or otht"r
business movl"S not in workers'
interests.
Sen. Jesse Helms. R-N.C.. lost
auempts Monday to eliminate the
S 140 million. Title X family planning
program and to rt"quire unmarried
minors seeking contraceptives from
federallv funded clinics to have
wriuen ·parental con~nt.
The Senate voted 6S-2 I against
getting rid of Title X and S4-34
against th~mandatqry parental con-
sent prop<>sal.
In other action Monday on the
labor-HHS spending bill. the Senate
approved by voice \'Ole an abortion
~conscience clause".
The pr9""510n says none of the
money in the bill can be l.iscd to
require any person or entity to
perform or facilitate abonions. It
applies 10 medical personnel or
denominational hospitals -with re-
ligious or moral objections to
-abonion.
Title X providt"S money to states.
local health depanments and private
groups for family planning clinics
sen 1ng primarily low-income
WOml'n.
Hl'lrns -allcied that Title X recipi-ent~ arl' using federal funds for
abonion-related services and for
" l'Crt•t wx programs for our nation's
tn·n-agers. ··
Today the 4-year-old girl is.in the
middle of a custody fight bl"tWtt
Shamp. 28. and her estranged hus-
band. Danny Howdeshell. At issue is
whether a handicapped person can
adequatelv care fo r a child.
··1 may not be capable of takintcare
of her. but. I can care for and love very
much and do:· Shamp said in a
message printed through her com-
puter. The stroke has left Shamp·
unable to speak.
.. , ha"e overheard Cr)·stal say· she
wants to stay here. Why shouldn't
she'' I am her mother! What about the
wa) I fi~el or doesn't that matter
an' more'? .. asked Shamp. who uses a
wheelchair and has been living in a
nursing home since October 1986.
Peace activist sentenced for 'disarming' missile Jauch er . .
NORFOLK. Va. (.\Pl -Peace act inst Ptiilip
Berrigan· was sentenced toda~ to six months in Jail
in connection w1th an Easter demonstration
aboard a warship in which the ship's missile
launchers were .. svmbolicallv disarmed."
U.S. Magistrate Tomm~· Miller ordered about ~f Berrigan·s supponers to leave the courtroom
w en the group' began reading a statement.
One man was dragged frem the counroorn.
but there were no arrests. The demonstration
...
continued ma hallwav.
Bemgan. 64. a (ormer priest and longtime
acti~ 1st who r(·s1stt·d the draft during the Vietnam
War and no" operates a Christian peace mission in
Baltimore. 'faced a maxi mom six months in prison
on hi<> con' 1ct1on of misdemeanor trespassing.
demonstration aboard the balllt"Ship Iowa.
The four "symbolical!) disarmed" the ship's
cruise missile launchers by beating on them with
hammers and smearing them with blood.
They boarded the warship as pan of an o~n
house at the Norfolk Naval Base. slipped awa y
from 1ht•1r l'<,COrt'i and attacked the armored
launC'ht•ri.. doing minor damage.
fkrngan. along with Gregory BoenJe. 32.
.\ndrl''' La" repce. !7 .. and Sister Margaret
\kKl·nna. 57. \\ert· con' icted b' Miller in Ma" of
rrmderncanor trcspaSSIOg In COOnCCliOn With 0the The four arl· mcmtx·rs of the anti-nuclear
group Plo~~harl'S fo unded b~ Berrigan.
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Pentagon buyii1
abuses ta.rgete
by pefense chief
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WASHINGTON (AP)-Oefen1e
Secretary Frank C. Carlucci says he
hopH to curb Pentqon purchasina
abuses by orderina new limits on the
number of "final offers" that defense
contractors can make on a sinale deal.
Carlucci said at a news confercn«
Monday that hl" was .surprised to
learn how frequently companies were
allowed to revise supposedly final
bids. althouah he descrfbed it as "the
exception" rather than the rule.
In the past. contractors have been
allowed to amend their final offers in
consuhatjon with the Pentagon to
chlnae prices or tcchnicil specifi-
cations to meet military needs.
The Pentagon has been rocked in
recent weeks by allegations that
private consultants working for de-
fense contractors bribed top military
purchasing officials for secret con-
tract information.
Many. of the allCJcd abuses dis-
closed in the Justice Ocpanment
investigation involve contractors
who. through the consultants. learned
the price or other specifics of bids by
competing companies. and then sub-
miucd a new "best and final offer"
tailored to win contracts. some. of
them wonh billions of dollan. Carlucci. who was scheduled to .
testify before the House Armed
Servm Committee today, alt0 said
his aides had drawn up a .. protocol"
for the military to follow 11 more .
information is disclosed from the
Ju$tice DCpenment investiption. ,
Carlucci said the depenment has: :
•Required that l 7 companies i~-'
plicated in the investipt1on cen1fy
thev did not enptt" 1n "illepl or
im&>roper activity" to obtain a de-
fense contract: •Required those 17 to agree. in any
new con\tlct areater than SI 00.000.
to include a clause allowins the
governml"nt to recover profits or 10 .
percent of the contract value if the.
dl"ll is tainted: •Started procedures to lift the
security clt"arances of six people.
includma one suspended without pay
from the Navy Ocpanment and five
others transferred to other duties
pending results oflhe investigation:
•Sent letters to the top 200 defense
contractors uraing them to imple-
ment strong internal ethics programs,
.. stringent management controls, and
askinll them to reoon back to us."
Sp-cesh~ttletestfirlng
~stponed until Sunday
By Tile A11ociated Prest
CAPE CANAVERAL -A critical test-firina of ~cc shuttle Discovery's
three main engines on the launch pad has been put.o~24 hours, uniil Sunday.
to give crews more time to seal the enaine ccSfhparlment. A practice·
countdown. the first of two leading to the firing. was halted Monday when the
hwnetFtcam decidt"d it could-not close out the companmt"nt work in time to
conduct the test on Saturday as intt"nded. The postponement was announced
as engineers assessed two major candidates for fixing a small shuttle gas leak
without ha"ing to take Discovery off the launch pad. a move that could delay
the planned early September launch by IS much IS two months. National
.\cronautics and Space Administration officials believe that even if the leak
can be fixed on the pad. the launch will be delayed past the middle of
September.
Hljack •upect from 1989 ~ted
.\LBANY. N. Y. -A wom'an who reportedly hijacked an airliner with 146
people aboard to Cuba 19 years a10 has been arrested in Albany. where she has
liH'd for five ~cars under assumed names. authorities said. Linda Joyce
Grinage. 39. was arrested Monday. said FBI agl"nts. who added thl"y have 14
alia)cs listed for her. She was living under the name ofHaziine Eytina with her
huJband and five children. A hearing to cenify Gri~'s identity wn
post{'<>ned unul Wednesday. Grinage's husband. Milo Eytina. told actin1 U.S.
Mag1litrate Joseph Scully that a New York City lawyer had agreed to represent
his '"fe. hut could not get to Albanv today. Eytina. also a lawyl"r. said the
1dentificat1on of his wift.• as the hijacker was "absolute poppycock." Grinall"
and'her then-hµliba nd. Tyrone Ellington Austin. took a 2-year-old t>oy hoStall"
on an EaSlCm .\1rlines flight from New York's Kennedy International Airpon
10 Miami on Jan. ·2. 1969. t.hi.>n forced the pilot irgunpoint to fly to Havana.
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WASHINGTON (AP) -Fonner in'ol\'lna Mcesc·s relationship with
Deputy Attorney Geperal Arnold n~I. were placed with Meese's ap-
Burns said today he res1ancd because pro\'al on administrative leave while
the Justice Dcpenment's morale and serious alleaations of misconduct
perfonnancc were detcrioratina due apinst them were under invcstip-
to the lcpl problems of Attorney uo·n. ·
General E<lwin Mcese111. .. , was confronted with the irau-
ln testimony before the Senate ment that it was.wrona for us to place
Judiciary Committee. Bums said. an employee on administrative leave
.. From my vantage point, I could see ·, where allcptions were nous serious
that performance by the Dcpanrnent as those facing Attorney General
of Justice was beina impeded by a M~ and that the same standard
decp malaise that was setting in by should apply. that the attorney gcn-
virtue of Mr. Meese's problems and eral should be measured by the same
the public outcry for his resignation." standard as an~ other department
.. Mr. Meese was recused in a t'mployee and. 1f tht're were a dif-
number of matters and rccusals fercnce in the standard. the one'
multiplied by virtue of his being applying to the attorney general
defended .by a law firm which had should be more stringent." Burns
many matters in the Department of said.
Justice." Burns said ... This. coupled .. , had no ans~cr to this argu-
with the devotion of enormous ment. ·· h(' said.
amounts of department time and Burns testified that he found out in
resources to Mr. Mecsc·s defense. March 1987. from then-Assistant
ad\'ersely affected morale and per-.\ttorne' General Will iam Weld.
formance:· chief o( the cnminal division. that In addition. Burns testified . there there we re ··serious allegations
ha ve been a number of cases wh~re. agains1 the attornt;y general" growing
other department employees. ranging out of an 1n vest1gat1on of scandal-
from senior officials to line person-plagued Wedtech Corp. in New York
APLut phU
lleeae tell• pre•• clab cbar~ae!:' Wedtecb caae were on beanay.
1n' oh 1ng \.k l·se\ rclat1on!lh1p w1th
has longtime fnt'nd. E. Roben
"allach.
Tho~ alkgat1ons kd to a rnminal
1nves11gat1on of Mee<;e that was
launched on ~1a~ I I. I Q1S7. b'
independent counsel James Mc Ka'."
Burns. who resigned March ~9 "ith
Weld in protest of Ml'e\e·s continued
tenure at the Justice Departml'nt.
-;aid he had concluded b' Jan S that 1t
would be appropriate to quit.
LOS .\NGELES <AP) -Helicop-
ters spra' 1ng a pesticide aimed at
eradicating a Mediterranean fruit fl~
infe station w h1rred abo' e the
suburban San Ferna ndo Valle' earh
toda\. following the discover) of a
third female n~.
Two h~lacoptrrs ca~ mg I. I 00
gallon~ ot the pes11c1de malathion
mixed w11h a corn·s~ rup bait began
spra' ang a 16-square-mlle area. in-
cluding parts of ~onhndge. Reseda
and Sepuh eda. at about I 0 p.m.
Monda~. said rnunt~ agnculturt·
official Bob Dunle~
LA officials
give warning
Tor measles
I O~ \ °'CiELES (.\Pl -Onl· child
Ull'd and a1 kast a do1en othas "'erl'
ho,p11ah1ed hecau.,l· of a count'"' 1de
uuthrt·at. ol mea'>k \ that prompted
hl·alth ollic'1als tu rail for earl1t.'r
1mmun11at1om ofhah1l''i.
\lnrl' than 21111 la-.e., ofrutx·ola. or
111-da' ml·ask'>. hJ' c-ht:1.·n rl·ported
1n Lo~ . ..\ngde'>rnunt~ \o far th1., ~ear.
"llh I ~IJ rom1ng 'inl·t' earl~ ..\pnl
'aid l·ount~ health ot1i c1al Dr. ~tep
hen \\ atl·rman
Ml6htyMoµse Gene defect linked to
snlffbJgscene three forms of cancer In C8 -"oon cut . . . Tht: outhrl·a t. I\ thnount\ 0
\ \\Orsi ~ ~l BAR H .\RBOR. Maine (AP) -A being able to wipe out rancer. he said. in li>Ur ~l·ar,. \\ Jtl·rman said.
NEW YORK (AP)-An animator
has gi ven in to a conservative media
watchdog group and cut a segment
from a Mlghty Mouse canoon. but
maintains the scene shows the car-·
toon character sniffing flowers. not
snorting cocaine.
.. These 31/i seconds of footage have
been taken totally out of context by
indi viduals who seem to be searching
for sinister undenones in a ca noon ...
animator Ralph Bakshi said in a
statement Monday.
"Some have chosen to interpret the
frames as showing a character using
drugs." continued Bakshi. who won
an Action for Children·s Television
award for the Mighty Mouse series on
CRS-TV ... Nothing could be further
from the trutti."
But the Re'. Donald Wildmon.
head of the American Famil. As-
sociation. called Bakshi's decision "
v1ctorv for has group.
"'This is a de facto admission that
in deed Might'" Mouse was snon ing
cocaine:· W1ldmon said from his
lupe lO:Miss .. offi ce.
gene fo und to be defttu '"e 1n a rare Over the shoner term. he said.
e\'e canci.·r has been linked to breast understanding the genetics of cancer
cancer and a common form of lung might allow doctors to diagnose
qmcer. rcst•archers sa~. 'lubtypes of con:tmon cancers and
The gene was the first of a new learn to treat th~m bc_tter.
grou p of anti-cancer genes that nor-.The gene was 1dent1fied 1n children
mally protect against cancer but allow with a rare eye cancer known as
·· .\lm1 1\t t\\lHh1rd-. of our most
rl'll'nt lJ'll'' have hl.'en children undr r
5 ~ l"ar ... of age. w 1th the maJOnt~
1n,oh 1ng H1 ... pan1rch1ldrc·n ... Water-
man ..aid ·· \1 ka'.it a doa·n cases ha' e
rl·4u1 rl·ll hmr1ta li1a11on. and there
ha s Ocl'n lHW Jt'ath.'' ' cancer to appear when defective. said retinoblastoma .
Ra v Wh11e of the Howard Hughes later. those retinoblasto ma ch1l-Young l'h1lllren are at high nsk of
Me.d1 cal Institute at the l.Jnavers1t~ of dren were found to de' clop os-~l·H·lop1ng wnou'> complications
Utah in Salt Lake ( II\. teosarcoma. a bone cancer. also as a trom thl' d1<.l'a'>I.'. including pneu-
Similar anti-cancer genes now ha ve result of defects in the relinoblastoma mon1a. and in rare ra-.es. encephalitis
al so been linked to colon cancer. gene. • and death \\ atnman said.
another common and lethal form of . ~~re .recentlv. !Csea.rchers at th~... .\<;a rt:,ult. rnunt~ hea lth officials
t'ancer. l!n" ersit) ofWCahfomaa. San Fra,~-:id' 1sed parl·nt to ha' e thl·1r children
Thl' findings that the gene is linked c1sco. led by en-Hwa lee and E a immuniied against ml·a,les and
to breast cancer and so-called small-l ee. ~a'e foun~ that the gene is mump'> 31 l.2 months of .ige. th ree
cell lung cancer suggest that it and dt>fec11n· an certain breast can l'r cells mun th~ l'Jrlia than \tipul.ttl·d b' tht'
otha an ti-cancer gent's could pla~ a grown an the laborato~. th. usual rl·rommt.'ndation ·
major rok 1n man~ types of human About the same time. Frederic l cancer. White told genetics students Kave and colleagues at the. National Thl' outbrcat. l'i centered in the
at the Jackson laboratol") an Bar Cancer Institute-Nan Mc:d1cal On-o;outht·rn pan of Lo., -\ngele,. and 1Jl
Harbor on Monda,. cologv Branch reported seeing re-the suhurban rnmmuni tic:s of
ldc:ntif) ing tho5t· genes and de-tinoblastoma gene defect~ 1n small-fklltlo"l·r and<. l·mto ... otlinals said.
•termining how the) go wrong does rdl lung cancer cells an thdaboratory. Oth(·r ra'l'' wcrt· rl·porll·J ~n Holl~·
not mean cancer will then ~ "lt ma' wellbethatthemaJOnt~ of "ood. < uha Ci~~-\\hittia and in
d1 minated. White ~1d. But the small-cdl lung cancer" '"'oh e a thl' San< ~J.hnd \ a_lk~
understanding of tht'sc genetic ab-ks1on 1n the rrtanohlastoma $ene as ~ Fre.1: flll",tl\ks 1mmun11:u 1on" .,rt•
normal ii1cs.-1i. crucial to ultimatel~ .well .as sc~cral othc.'ro;.'' ~1d \\ h11e. a'a1la.bk at n~unt~ chn1l·~-
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Iraq denies ailYancea as talks·reaClled
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$-5bllllon
proposed
Tor Marcos
to return
11.\GHDAD. lnQ CAP! -Iron
claimed lroqi 1-putlled further into Iranian temtory t.odly u a
Uniled Nations 1eam arrived in Tehran to dilCUU a truce between the
Pmian Gulf enemies.
Iraq. 1fter 1 tcries or s'A/ttPina
1tt1eks over the weekend, denied the
cllim and said it was movina its
forces out of Iran ind would take its
dispute 10 the bupiniDJ 111*.
Ma.nwhik, 1he Nat1on1I Libera·
tion Anny of Iran. 1n Jraqi-t.cked
forced o~postd to Ayatollah
RuhoUah . Khomeini. claimed its
fon:n had iakm two Iranian towns
ind hid marcbat 9S miles into Iran.
IO -Y .... 41'11splloll"""I"" lw - ' .. Ool coun1rin wew ..._ io wt iftowr team· of 0.N. npens " Wedn<tdoy widi U.N. -Soic1111<y-olrcody itl Tduan .,_-.,,,, .. Ille
Gcnm1 '''icr...,.. • Cllellor ..... 1 .. orpri ....... or-. diteuss lft tnd 10 tbe eip1-year-oad The ~ movn were mD _pou..
aulr war. i~ 1fttr ldn announced July 11 tbat
.o\ sepiljatc team or U.N . .tvilm ii IC'C'e1*d a U.N. rnolution celli111
arrived in Tehran' today 10 bcain for 1 ceue-fire. · l1'.9'1 KCepled the
worlr.i"t on the \ethnical aspects ol'a rnolu1ton Shonlyafterit wtsldopted truce. t. Gtn. Manin V9dltt, tht in July 1987. ~
tnm leadcr.11id he.wille1.pk>reways But sinct 1htn. Iraq bas SOUlht to
to implement and maintain 1 ceate-11.ke as many Jr1ni1n prisonm as
fire . (ran's Islamic Republic News pouiblt. uyintitcaptuml more thin
Aatncy said. 8.000 in three days in attacks that
lhe qti\cy. monitattd in Cyprus, bepnfrida~.apparcntlyas1barpin
said the stven officials would mnain ina chip dunn1 peace lllks.
in Tehran for three dlY5. then· Oy to A communtQ~ carried by the
ollkiol ll'llCli Nrwt AsllCY 11id lroqi
traapa would ' ''bt wiihdriwn in line
widl our dcdared pc;tlicy that we have
no lerritorial ambitions in Iran."
Announttn on stitt--Nn Iraqi
television 11id troops would pull t.ck
lOday from Qur-c Shirin, Sumar and
Slr•-Pol-e lahlb. all on the central war front.
A military spoknm1n u.id oa
~ '"'110 loday WI lrocii fot<>el pUf)ed out of Gilan. Gharb in
the momina ind would 10011
wi1hdraw from the other towns.
Bui the Iranian news qency 11id
Iraqi· troops thNsl funhci into Iran
early lodly and tried lo take tbr town
of!Wond. 35m=i:.=· II 11id lnnlan I
counter-offensive Md ,..-the
Iraqis out of Karand, killillll «
woundina hundreds. with the help of
rnidenll.
It said 1he Iraqis still bdd
Eslamabld but Iranian fon:es were
ba1t1ina to free the town in .. helvy
fiahtin,. .•
The deputy speaker of lhe Iranian
Plrliament. Mebdi Kamabi. ·an·
nounced the · qii111ure WU lO be
"temporarily clolcd so that the depu-
ties may IO lo the war fi'onts. .. the
Islamic Rtpublic News Ap:nc:y re-
poned.
LOS ANGELES (AP) -(lulled Philippine Presidenl Ferdinand
Marcos oflered 10 mum SS billion to
his island 1111ion and beck the new
aovcrnment of President Corazon
Aquino if he is allowed lO return and
is spared prosecution, ii was~
today.
"Developing
the
Next
Generation"
Hostages key to U.S.-Iran a~cord
Tht offer is part of a neaotiations
pockqt bein1 punued by Marcot'
aides that incl'udn an offer to U.S.
officials 1hat he will, for the fint lime,
promote n1tional reconciliation in
tht Philippines if he isn't charted
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WASHINGTON l,'.P)-The U.S.
ambassador to the United Nations
said today it would be "very diff'K"ult"
to restofC' normal relations with Iran
before the fC'lease of hoslqt'S held in
Lebanon by pro-Iranian extn:miits.
Vernon Wallen said he thoualn it
was unlikely lhC'rc would be any fC'·
establishment of relations with
Tehran. at least in the nex.t couple of
nlhs.J>.ccausc....of 1br bostqc situ·
ation. . .
Waht'rs made the rcmarts amid
statC'mt'nts from the Rcapn adminis-
l tration that it is prepared to discuss
I the· hostatre problem with Iran, bur
onh· "·Ith au1horita1ive fi1urn and
with no deal·makin&-hostqn art reklsed. the Los Anacin Times reported.
President Rcqan. asked Monday ··Well.-il would be very difficuh," "If thcrf is no indictment. he will
whether the time had come to talk to he rtplitd. "There's no question that support theaovcmmcnt of the Philip.
Iranian officials about the hoslAsn. the people thal art·· holdina tht pines." said Col. Arturo Aruiza at
replied. "If they're willina and ready hostqeS have some kindofal~nce Marcos· Honolulu home-in ei:ik. 10 talk. ifs time." or connection with Iran. I think it "There will be a national rcconcili-
The 1dminis1ration has cx~sed would be vel"\I difficult for us to justify a1ion." interest in establishin& a d1aloaue 'J •-·-h with .. authori&ative" Iranian leaders..--anything unless lhey rtK•KU 1 e How~er. another Marcos spokes-
but no official has yet publicly hosta~s." man in Honolulu, Clemmo Tnnidad. sugaes1ed.1bata.raPIKOdltmtDU'O•YuJOldL__Walten-Uid-lranian-offteiaJs-quoicd-the-~-~hilippiM-pmi·
take place in the absence ofa hostage would have to explain why 1he dent as saying the rt~rt. ~hat he
release. · hostages remain in captivity. offered theaovttnmentJS billion was
In an interview on CBS-TV's "This ··1 mean, what are they holding "IC?,_Wly absu!"d.'"
Morning"". Walters was asked if it was 1hese_people for. that have nolltina 10 T~e pres1".fenl ~Marcos) told me
possible to nonnalize relations with . do with 1he policies they don"1 like?"' nego_llat1ons art ao1n1 on .• ~ut t~do
Iran before 1he nine Amttican 1hc ambsssador Slid. n~t involve. any money, Tl"!nidad said. He said he was not pnvy to
information on who was P1rtici·
pating in the nqotiations.
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Representatives of Marcos. art
talking with Philippine officials, in-
cluding Aquino's brother, Jose "'Pep-
ing". Cojuangco, and Philippine Am-
bassador to the Uni1cd States Em-
manuel Peleaz. trying to work oUt the
SS billion deal. according to A. James
Gregor. a University of California,
Berkeley. political science professor.
Gregor, who has been in direct
contact with the Marcos camr, ;n
Hawaii. ·and with U.S. officia s in
Washington. O.C .. said Marcos has
agreed to stay ou1 of Filipirfo politics.
stay out of the nation's capital of
Manila and support Aquino tr he is
allowed to return home.
Bui the ousted ruler. accused of
.syphon in& billions of dollars from tht
national treasury during his tenure as
prcsidtnl. has asktd that hi~ son
Ferdinand "Bong-Bong .. Man:os Jr.
be allowed 10 run for political office.
perhaps for sovemor of 1hc family's
homt province of !locos Norte,
Gregor said.
Asked about tht SS billion offer.
Ptlatz said. ··vou havt long
ean .... l'm not sure whe1her I can talk
about it or nol. l"d ralhtr you didn't
ask me."
Estimates of the amount of money
. allegedl y diverted . from the Philip-
--pinC'!Rfs:ary-by-Mam>s ·-and -ms-
associatcs range from SI billion to
S 10 billion. . ,
The S5 billion offer was so high it
rcport('dly caught Philippine" officials
by surprise and aroused suspicions as
10 ho>Ao·much money he ma y have put
away.
Manila halts ·
negotiations
on 1J .s. bases
MANILA ( . .\P)-Tht' Philippines
,, broke off talks with tht' United States
on U.S. ntilitary bases ·llJday and.
Foreign S«retary Raul Mangl~s
said differences over compt"nsatlon
werC' so widC' he doubted the talks
could be revived.
Manglapus made the rcmarlt to
roporters aftt'r a meeting with Pnsi-
dC'nt Corazon Aquino during which
he infonned her the nearly four-
month-old talks ~re suspcndC"d in·
dC'finitel~.
'"I don I know whetherthe1alkscan
_"\ ~---1--~lh~ ume.:::bUffiih"l nziw. our O)i:1tiOifs '~ .. .....!,. tJ arc so far apart thal I don'l .tbink we ..
can resume," ht' said.
· Tenn: 6 up to 12 months
Manglapus. head of the Philippine
panel in the nqoti11ions, said
Aquino "realizes that our position is a
rtisonable one and that .we should
stick to it." He declined 10 elaboratt',
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LeaderShip must
be first step to
education reform
One of Califomia·s most studied problems has bttn
studied a~in. The Commission on Public School Adminis-
tration and Leadership will soon add its tome to the stacks of
reports on ways to improve the quality of education.
One commission m ember call ed the report a step toward
plotting the overthrow of the status quo in California·s
schools. We .. can o nly wait and hope. because other such
reports have accomplished little other than serving as a final
resting place for dust.
The commission and its work were backed . by the
Association of California School Administrators .. Educators
and some of the state's brightest and most successful
corporate managers were appo'intea a nd asked to studya rash
of critical reports. merge the concerns and recommend
soJutions.
Three major issues were glcai:ied from the repprts
criticizing the quality of education. .,.
• Teachers and principals should share in decision
making at the school level. .
•Parents should ha\·e increased opportunities to choose
the school their child attends.
•The academic underachievement among minority and
low-incom e childre n arriving in California schools should be
addressed with urgency.
Mary Anne Houx. president of the School Board
Association and a member oft he commission. says ... If we fail
to cha~e our school system. we can expect that California
very soon will slip to third-class rank. SuccessfUI change. on
the other hand. will allow California to remain a major force
in the world. It must be recognized. however. that many of the
chanses proposed in the reform reports have dollar
implications. Change is not cheap."
Houx 1s doingagoodjobofpromoting the report. There's
j ust the right mix ofconcern. frankness and admission that the
quality of education has deteriorated to dangerously low
levels.
·Ho"evcr. Houx shouldn't be surprised if parents.
business peop!c. CJ\'tC leaders and students are not holding
their collecti ve breath while waiting for the report. The public
has become C\'nical about education and the motives of those
who promise.to deliver a solution.
That C\'nic1sm 1s fed b' school boards who seem to
represent school l'mplo~ees and the bureaucracy. rather than
students and taxpa~l'rs. They a re tired ofhearingabout pupil-
teacher ratios. undrrpaid teachers and an education system
o' erburdened "1th problems dumped on it by society.
. \tfost of all. parents and students arc frustrated with
l'ducators "'ho ha''l' studied and talked about reform but ha' e
failed tu dl'ln er l'' l'n "hen m ore monc~ 1s pumped into the
\Stem. . re .. nut fair to u1ticize this latest report until it's released.
hut. unk1.S the t.ommiss1o n t}.as._ foui;ld a way to gain the putiltc·~ conlidenrc. the rcPQrt wttl join t~e othcr:s on the dust
p1k ..
Rd orm and the mone) to put that reform in action are
nl·ooed m California's schools. Bur there has to be a
comm1fmrn1 10 reform and a resolution to spend enough
mone~. bl'forc anything happens. The comm itment and
re oln.' \\Ill come onh after school board members and
l'{iucators gain the public's confidence through leadership.
T hat leadership begins in the classroom a nd at local school
hoard mec11ngs. It comes no~rom one stro ng leader. but from
a "stem of kadl·ts. . ..
· ( ntiJ that kadcrs.h1p and a !ltronger commitment is
dl'mom1rar1.:d "1th in tht' l'ducatio n system. reform will be
\nmc.thing that 1<, uni ~ studied and talked about.
· Mexican elections
In 1 8~6. the l 'n11cd States stok' half of Mexico. and this
countf: has ne'er ft>lt obliged to pay much attention since.
\1cx1co·s pn·s1dc.·ntial election may change that.
• After 60 ~ears of popular allegiance. the ruling
lnst1tu11o~al Re' olut1onar: part~ held on to power by a
"htsker. ( arlo' alinas de Gortan "On the presidency by a
humbhng 511 .\n percent of the \Ote.·H1s predecessors never
rc1.·e1\l·d "-'"'than "fl per l'nt.
Dcmorr;ir~ 1~ ml'Sc;~. and the proof will come in the
protc<.t-filkd 'ilrl'l't\ of Me,1can c111es. Minority panics on
both thr left ;ind right tx-lieve Salinas· narrow win 1s as much
of a fr;wd a' h1<, part~ ·s -;tring of Victories since 1929 .... <h rr thl' ~ t·ar". thr l . n11cd States has lectured and wagged
a tingl·r <lt \1n1rn ~1hn u1 drugs. r>ollution. Central Am erican
pnhlll' .1od 1mm1grat1nn ....
\ln1w 1' \till .,m~ining O\er what It considers the
un\.\arrantl'tl n>n1.kmn.1t1on of 11s drug-enforcement efforts
b~ C ·ungrc''
'' nl'\\ an11.n '111ccs gain ascendanC\ in Mexico .•
\\ac;hingwn m:l\ ),j,l. to listen fora change. ·
~•ttle Time• .
Prison efficiency
· fou_gh prnon 'il'ntt·nn:~ for hardened criminals serve the
lauc;e o l JU\ll<'e. hu1 some fear that thcv cost more than
ta\r>il'l'r' ran afford. · ~ rt'l~ni Juc;t1Cl' ()\·partmrnt stud) has some reassuring
nl"" 'i: ~l'l'p1 ng. repeat n fTrnders behind bars actualh· is
chea(X·r than grJnting them early release. ·
Thl' departml·nt's research arm. the Nattonal Institute of
Ju'it1ce. found that the a' erage prisoner costs S2 5.000 a vcar
-including pmon con\tructiop and maintenance expenses.
. But cnml'\COmm1ttC'd h~ repeat o ffenders who have been
treed earh roc.t aho ut $430J)Q() a y~ar in losses to victims and
in outlnys for pnl1r c. cou ns. et~. · ·
It 1s trul· that many pnsons are overcrowded. The remedy
1s not 10 turn 1h111r inmates loose. but to build more prisons.
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·'Jn search of a concrete cue against the R~ admlnl.U.tlon. U..,,..
aredrlven to the rhetorical extremeof apetW.nt notlJhWneM ...
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Democrats IJave tb.eir day-
but what didthey really say?
Dukakis, Bentsen take pains to avoid
specters of higher taxes, defe·nse cuts
M 1cha'CI Dukak.is did nothtng:·ifi. -pkasc not to speak of Ronald Reagan
h1 ac1.:t'ptance sperch. to damage his as ·though he were Juan Peron who
reputation. He is not an orator (so had staged a constitutional .coup
what" Nt'1thcr was Lincoln). He d't'tat.
hewed a careful line desianed not to Thl· Duke was careful th is time
alarm .\mencans of normal blood around. Unli ke Ferraro. who
prl'ssure (ht' said nothina about proclaimed the d~y afier. be1~g.
high<'r ta:\1..'!> or slashed defense ex pen· 'i<'kc~ed as tht• vice pres1denttal
d1tur1..·s). It is not unsafe to say that ra~d1datc th~t .Reagan was .not. .a
what h1..· said was .... well. nothing. sausf?cto~ ( hnst1an. Dukak!S said
1 he nmblems faced by ·Dukakis pract1call~ no1h1~g ~~ut R~agan or ~ert' presa~cd by Jesse Jackson. wbo indeed about his polic!es. It .•s clear~y
pro' ed he 1s the most effective orator a r<;>rporate Democratic ~~c1s1on ~his
all\C '"the l tnitcd States. Jackson·s 11me around not to tn\e1gh ag•unst
probkm. ho~evt'r. is th at he doesn't Reagan.
rt'all\ ha' c a complaint that the Tht' idea nl't'ds to bl.: that 'iOmrho~.
DemocratlC· Part~ can do anythi ng under their ad mm1strat1on. lhmgs
about. What 1s a Dukak1s ad(Tli£1is-would bl' betll'r all aroupd. The
tration supposed to, .<,1.o about ii-Dcni(krats lla ve nothmgclse to retail
kg111maq or drug:t_al(ing in the to t~1voter than l~is. In search of~
gti,•tfc't!? Or· about .. school.:children cooctece; case against the Reagan ·
\\ho )pend more ·time watching administration. the' arc driven to the
tdl·v1'i1on than tackling geometry? rhetorical extrcme of a petulant
.\nd we had a ~·1ew of Sen. Lloyd no1hingness.
fknt5t'n. and what was the one Dukakis. touching on foreign pol-
coinplaint that stood out when he 1n. was n1..·,·er more dearh the
spoke? The "thousands .. who are CAarnple ofa dmcr leading the racing
suffl•nng in Texas and Louisiana and pack preparing for the Indianapolis Oklahoma from low oil prices. He 500 who hadn·t got around to gelling
was carefu l not to say what inentably a drivi ng license. His entire analysis·
fo llows from this complaint-name-of the problem of a fresh Soviet
h. that we should all la ment the salient in Latin Amenca was to say
hrrakdown of the OPEC G"ancl to tha1thc Sandint \tao; arc· less of a threat
drn r th e price ofo1l to S40 per barrel. lh an drug~.
He did not 10\ 1tr his audience to Conrt·ntra11on ~'" th1..• meaning of rue the reduc11on of the pnce of a what hl' said wa~ d1fficult. give n that
gallon of gasoline from S2.50 to SI . the dckgates cheered him at the end
.\re we really supposed to be angry of even· sentence. If he had said that
wi th Ronald Reagan because Saudi the sun "ould rise tomorrow. thev
.\rab1a and Iran were unsuccessful in ~ould havl'· g1\'cn htm a standing
maintaining the pnce of oil at the ovation. ·
OPEC level'? But political acn·ptance speeches.
It "a" all in \harp contrast with the when th('\ reac h as successfullv as
t'\cnts 1n San Francisco of four years Dukakis' 0d1d for uncr \ap1d11y: do
atio -Reagan was stra.ngely absent. not highlight anal~s1s. Tht'y are
In I 984. seni or Dcm,ocratic adviser mcrcl) rhetorical basso sostenutos for
Rohe n Strauss begged Walter Mon-applause. For that-factionalism that
dalt' and Geraldine Femro please. the Federalist Papers warned us
WILLIAM F.
Bue KLEY
against. .The reason for voting out
Republican adnunistrations is to vote
1n lk mocra t1c administratio ns.
Duka k" ga"e us no othl·r motive for
t:tl..ing thal St1..·p.
Ht• rame 1n "Ith a tcw furbelows.
Thrl'l' t1mcs hr sho"ed that be could
SJX'ak in Spanish. The camera flashed
10 dt·monstrators "1th pla~rds that
r1..•ad. "Speaking onl~ in English is un-
..\mrncan." We must assume that in
144~. the f)ernoc.·rat1c contender will
'kl\ :i fl·" worth in Vietnamese. It is
l'IOt prcdirt3Dk Whl•n. IO the future. a
lx·mocrat 1c contender will otter a few
words in English of the kind Cice_ro
wo uld haw applauded.
Roger Rosenblau. speaking on
CBS. ob'lcnt'd w11h his penetrat ing
idiom that whal \\C tend to get in our
pohucal convcn119ns is a kind of
"doggerel v.h1ch means that people
arc restless and "ant a change."
EH'l)'bod~ wants to c.hange every
no" and then. "h1ch 1s why from
11me to time I board a. little sailing
boat and liv('. bncOv. a very different ·
hf(' from th at (lfge11ingand SJ)(nding.
But thl' rhange Dukakis wants is a
changl' from a modest advance.
under Reaga n. against the as'itgnment
nf ever) prohkm of eve~ human
tx·1ng into a Federal Department of
Care. .\nd cart' needs now to ~
absorbed and. dutifully. excreted -
the pabulum of Messrs. Jackson.
Dukak1s and Bentsen.
Prc!J<'npllon drugs will not be
01..'t'l'!>!>an 10 afTN"t thei r spirit. Just a
twath (if fresh air and a little
whok·~omc 1hought.
Wllll•m F. B•ck/~y Jr. 11 • sy•dl·
catrd colum•l•t.
C,alifornia_ shaping up as
critical for R~ppblicans
.\, a poht1cal Junkie. I ca n't resist
thl· drama uf the political convcn-
1111n' I "uuld IOH' to be there.
"hcl'lingand dealing. pan1cularly at a
l>cm ,K·ra11c convention. The> Sttm
10 ha' 1..' mort' fun and t'vervone can~
a pl~1~l·r 1f ~ou know the parlia-
1111..·nt;ir' tnri..,.
moH' made California e'trcmcl\-
rnllcal for thl' Republicans. ·
The rl'al road to the While House 1s
JU\I beginning. The Republican Na-
tional Con\'cnt1on t'i in New Orleans
J_u't thrc.-e v.cck\ after the Democrats.
Thi\ gt\ cs lhc Repubhc.·ans a tempor-
a~ ad\ antage because the~ ha ve the
ad\'antage of knowing lhe Demo-
cra1,· first mo"es.
JACKIE
HEATHER
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No place
for foxes
on Coast
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Th is is in response to your editorial
dated July 6, entitled "Red foxes need
a good turn in le1111em flap."
As a least tern biol<>Jisty I q_s much ~
impressed with your beSJnni• per.'
graphs in which you accurately sum.1
marized the history of lhiHmlll bird.~
which nests on our beaches. and lilted~
some of its many predators. In·
particular. you mentioned that the:
red fox. a major predator on lcac tern.
<.US and chicks. was hiltorically
introduced into our area for buntina,
purposes.
I was t nrtrtly unpttpered1 how-
ever. for vour obviously emotionally
based co nclusion. in which you stated,
that eradication of red foin from
leas1 tern nesting areas has for-
tunately ~n stopped. and -1et•1.
hope more logic goes into the rulina:
(in a· hearing scheduled later in July)'
than what went into the decision to
destroy' the foxes." . Logic·!~ A logical conclusion would
he 1hat. since least terns are en-.
dangered and that red fo"es are not
even native to tfiis area. foxes should
be removed' from tern nestina areas
by whatever methods available.
Yes. I am aware that fo"es are cute ..
but so are least tern chicks. and fo"es
are "oracious predators capable of
destrovi ng an entire colony of least
terns in one night's foray. They have.
also managed to eliminate the liaht-·
footed . clap~r rail. another en-dangered s~cies, from several
coastal estuaries includina the ~a-
11onal Wildlife Refuge at Stal Beaeh.
It 1s true that trappinJofred fo"es is
sllll allowed under the injunction. but·
this method is niuch more timt
rnnsum ing, and far less efficient than
'\hootin g. The Animal Loven Volun-
ll'l'r o\ssociation ap~rently has of-
fi.·red to provide fencina to' prevt'nt
fox predation. but fences already e"ist
at se' eral nesting areas. sucb is ai
Hun11ng1on Beach. and foxes still
managl' to e-nter aDd wreak havoc.
E'en·, f fox proof fencina could be
pro\'ldcd at least ,tern. nestina sites.
ho~ do we stop predation on clapper
rails'! Unlike the least tern. these birds
do not nest in cplonies. but build nests
in cordgra5s throu&hout tht' manh.
There is no lcasibfe way tht'. entire .
wildlife refuge could bt' adcqQJtely
fenced to prevent fox entry.
Other than predators. there are
SC\'eral probltms more difficult for
h1olog1sfs to manage. such as food
~honages. vandalism and pollution.
rt IS up to us· to I~ t.O eliminate those
threats to the birds' survival which we
can control and for which humans are
d1 recth responsi ble. .
Hu mans ha ve introduced the red
fox. and we must attempt to correct
this m1~akl' and remove it where it
thrdllt'ns nati ve. en9anacred species.
If'°' lovers object to our methods, "'II they volunteer to help trap and
rcmo' c .lhc foxes7
KATHY KEANE
· Lona Beach
TODA Y IN His TOR Y
Today is Tuesday. July 26, the
208th day of 1988. Ther'C arc I S8 dayl
left in the year. ·
Today's hiahliaht in history:
TWO hundred ycan aao. on July ~6.
1788. New York became the I Ith
state to ratify the lJ .S. Constitution u
delegates '(O a convention ill
Poughk~psie voled 30-27 to approv~
the document.
On th rs date:
In 1775, Benjamin Franklin t»
came postmaS1t.r general. ·
In 1856. playwriaht Oeorac
Bernard Shaw was born in Dublin.
Ireland.
In 1908. U.S. Attorney General
Charles J. Bonapane issued an order
crea11ng art investiptive qiency
w11hm the Depanment of Justice that
was a fo rerunner of th~ FBI.
1 lim ~., l'r 'nmcthing very strange
"g111ng on at th•' rnn' cn11on. (Since I
\\nil' 1h1!. l'JJlumn a wel'k tn advance.
ti' tht· t1ml' : mi -rt-a<J-it. probabl> l'\l'l')lh1ng ,,,11.tx-perfect!) clear.)
The' ice.· prcs1dt'n11al selcttt~r_e
critical for both nom ina ted can-
d1da1cs tx·causc thi s wi ll reOect their
fir t adm1n1stra11-.e Judgment in run·
n1ng the nation.
Tim•1gn rnm('k•lill\'Cn('SS arc our nt'W
\lX'lal conCl'rn'I.
In 1945. Winston Churchill re-'
s1gn~d as Britain's primt' minisld
after his Co nservatives were soundly
defeated in .elections by the Labor
Panv. \lcment Attlee became tflt
new ·prime mfoister. :
, . In 194 7. Presiden&i . Harry ,, S.
Truman sianed·l~e National Security
.\ct. which created the Depanment of
Defense. the NationafSecurity Coun·
c1J. the Central lntelli.atnce Aeency
Rig.ht no" Jesse Jackso'n and
\llchad Dukak1s arc kiss1n4 and
making nice. The Hollvwood o~nina
'' Jhuut to burst fo rth led by cousin
< lh mp1a. The token woman will
d,·f 1' er thl' ke' note addrt'SS.
Do I ha' e the nght political pany?
l h"" IOl' "a~ th<' Republicans do 1t.
Boring.
\ 1 :i t' pica I l>cmocrauc con ven-
t u'n thl.' ·"omen arc usuall) feisty.
't'f\ mu1..h in -cvickncc and att
ll'\ crag1ng the men for a pitce of the
3l'11on. Remember the las1 conven-
11on \\hen the National Oraanitation or Women ladies had Mondalt'
lv.Kked into a comt'r? That's how ht'
l'!lme up "tth Gtraldinc Ft'mro as a
running mate. Jackson should havt
had them running his ,·ice prtsiden·
11al campaign. •
I l.'an 't belie' e the Democratic
''ome n arc go1n1 to roll over and play
dt'ad. Or mort to 1he point. ~have
li .. c aood linle Republica n dronts.
\.\1l:at fu n 1t "ould fit ifRtllllblitan ~om(n aot a hnle spunk iiwtsatd.
"OK bo~s. lrt's talk about atndt'r
aa~·;th tht' Dcmocnats' shrtwd ploy
to namt Llo~d IXntxn from Tnasas
htS runntna male. Oukak11 shored up
the clCCloral votes from Texas. Thal
E'en though California 1s 1hc kc~.
in m~ opinion. neither (1ov. George
IXukmcJ•an nor Sen. Pete Wilson
~ould tx· the nghl VP cho1cr. In
r1..'Ccnt ~~ar\. the pre"itdt'nt and vice
pre!l1dent ha'c to run as a compa11ble
ticket. It usuall~ reO(•cls a geographic
d1,l·rs1t~ 1n ordl·r to M·nd pos1t1,c
\1gnals of go"ernancc to the elec-
torate.,.-
Thl' pnmar~ Joh for hoth panics.
ho"c' er. 1s to definc !ht• agenda for
1he nation. It ~·cm\ to me. this ume
around. thl' real quc\l1on 1\: "What
docs .\rucnra wan1'l·· not "Who do
the' v.ant'l" ~·inlC' dru_g~ and mme loom htah
nn the 11~1 ol u 1nrt'rn-.. in m~ opinion.
unlike 1980 "hen \Oters wanted less ·
go' crnmrntal con1rul. nov. they w1n\'
@O' crnmcn1to1akc charae. HoY<ever.
at lhl' same 11me the,· want n0 MW
ta\t's 10 fund govern ment solutions.
The na11on want\ to solve tht'
dt'firn problem but v.e ha''t 1 hard
t1mc Ii.Jurina out what the dificn
mean .. m our da1h financ1al lift'. Tht'
c-andidates v.ill hive a difficult ttmc
1ransla11n1 1h1\ into an economic
frr, or that ""111 ltad to \'Oles.
Education. national i«urit~ and
I hl' I Qgg l'ampa1gn 1s unique
tx·c.au'l' thac "le•" uncluttered time
to prl·~nt thl' competing per·
,,,n.1li111..'" 10 the public. Just two
'"''eh after the Republican conven-
11on th,· ~ummer Ol~mp1cs takes
plan· in ~oul in tht' middle of ~t·pt('mhcr Thl·n in the six weeks lef\
""'\\Ill be d1m:u;tcd h~ 1he playoffs
and thl' World Sn1es.
Pn·\ldt•n t1al general election cam·
1>a11.1n" ar~· fodcrall) funded by our
'' \tt·m of public financing. Private
, ontnhu11on~ nre prohibited.
\\'hat a crcati'e cftallcngt it wtll ~ w define the imaJn of Bush i nd
Dukak1s 1n 1h1s minimal 1mount of
11me with a ~bed amount of
mone~. ·
Th1\ mean' in th e final \IX weeks.
thr eand1datrs will woo the .-'mt'ncan
electorate ""ith sqme of the most d~ namie C'amP11gnin1 ever witnnwd
for the pres1dcnc'. .
.. ~\of toda,. the election looks to be clo~ 1n ~o\·cmbt'r. The ldvan•
he, ~uh the candidatt' cae-1* Of
ma~tnl the best anack -on hts oppo-
nl.'nt and mak1n1 11 s1idc durina lht la~t fi,e da~~ of the campeip.
T1m1n11s the name oftM p~. c•..n• Jadda _._ " •
lerrMr •• , .. -' ,..,.. ....
and the Jomt Chit'fs of Staff. ·
In 1952. A·rgt"ntina's first lady. Eva
Peron. died m Buenos Aires at the•
of H.
In 1.953. Fidel Caitro bepn his
re-"olt apinst tht rqjme offuletnclo
Batista with an unsuccnsful a&Ulf~on
an army barracks in ca11cm Cuba.
(Castro futally-ou1ted lltista ln 1959.) •
In 1956. E1yp1ian Prnidtnl Gamal
.\bdcl Nasser seized control of tbt
Suez (an1I from lht French and IM
Bn11sh.
In 1964. Tcamstt'rs ~ J 1mm~ Hoffa and si1 oahtn ..,.
convtctcd of fraud and conspi~ t•
the handlina of a union pm11on fUDCL
In 1971. APollo 15 was launcWd
from Ca~ Kennedy •
In 1916, .Ltbanne kidaappm re-
lfascd the· Rn. Lawrenet Minta Jcnco. an Amritcan hostllf Wd fir nfttly 19 montlR. •
.T~ b . IOday: "Oow11 er I
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Ailing S&L to sell $2. 5 billion in CDs Slowdown in economic
growth in '89 precllcted IJ TM Auedl ... Pren
,Ailina American Savinas 4..il.uan
;\isoclation plans 10 stll up to $2.S
bjllio.n wonh of federally insured
cC'rtificatu of d eposit. a
sp<>kcswoman said.
The ('Os will carry a fodcral
guarantee that the fuM amount of
principal and interest will be paid
1hroush their maturity date even it
<\mcncan Savinas is put into re-
ceivership by the federal government.
~id Layna Brawdy. spoknwoman
for the lrvine-basN Financial Corp.
of ~mcrica. parent of the S&L.
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.\mencan Sav1n1s is the nation's
\t'Cond-largest thnft and 111 the taraet
of a rescue dTon by the Federal Home
Loan Bank Board. The board has set
·an ..\ut I dcadlinr to neaotiate a
n·~uc ) the Rohen M. Bau Group
Inc'. of Fon Wonh. Texas. that
f('portcdl) will involve 1nJect1on of
moi:ie~ b~ the aroup and the Federal
Savings and Loan Insurance Corp.
The \Os will be sold through a
group of Wall Street brokers led by ~frrrill Ly nch & Co.. the
spokeswoman said. A letter o f as-
<turancc from thr Federal Savings and
Loan I n\urancc ( orp. !>lit<.'\ that
holders of brokered CDs "AOu ld be
paid on K"hedulc if the aovern mcnt
put the thrift into reccl\ ersh1p.
Bro"d\ said.
Often. llm<' dl'posm are paid ofT all
at once when an 1n<1t1tut1on is placed
into recc1versh1p.
Sale of th\' Cl'h could help stem an
ou10o\\ of depo!lm at tht' ins11tut1on.
hut 1sn 't a responSt' to .\mer1can Sa\'lng~ net deposit outOow of S978
m1ll1on in the second quarter.
Bro" d~ said. f(' .\ offi cials have been
d1-,('US'°l1ng such a sale internal!) for
about a \t'ar" 11h the 1dra of attral·tina
depo,11<.1r' from outside thl' area
ro' al'd h' .\m"•ncan Sa' ings' Cah-
forn1a tlranch net"ork. shr said
The< 0.. "Ill~ sold 1n dcnort;lin3·
11on' of S 1.000 w11h tt'rm'I of three.
'ii\. n1nl· and I~ month\ Thl' t1m1ng
and amount of thl" 1n111al sale hadn't
lx•(•n 4'1.'t. Bro" d~ said. add1ng1hat the
total amount \o1d could total s~ s
b1lhon o'·l'r a ix·nod of time .....
In lnl'·based Comprelte.1ln Care
Corp. ha' announC'cd net earnings uf
S8.970.(J<l(J for thl· fiscal \far l'Odl·d .. ta~ ~I .
Earning' po:r 'hare "l're l!l< cents
l'umparl·d "'11h 90 <:enh last \Car. a
dl·Crl-:m· ol' 2 prrct·nt Rl·\ l'nucs
incrl·a~nl 'J prr l'nt in fhlal 1488 to S~ I ~.().J I U(JO Prl'·ta\ margin~ d('·
· d1nl·d from I~ f)Cfl'l'OI 10 7 per enl.
E:irn1ng' for lhl' fourth quarter
c:ndl·d ~l<i~ 'I ""'rl' ncga11't'I~ 1m-
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NEW YORK t APJ -Tile following lost \nows rne New York sroc11 E•cf\ar~ stock\ and warranl\ tr.at riave gone uo rne mosl ano Oown rne mo\t ba~ on percent of ctlan~ r'llarotess of volume
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'll l' prl'\ldl'Ol and 'h1l·frrnnomin1st
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S~all stock g~tn posted
NEWYORK (AP)-""itock pricn stru~ to
a small ein in .light tradi"Tuesday. contJnuina
Monday s erratic pattern~
~naly~ts said "!any inve.stors were avoidina makina big commitments in advance of the
Commerce Department's report due out Wednes-
day on the gross national product for the second
quarter of the year.
· Private estimates aenerally call for inflatfon·
adjusted GNP growth to come in at about the same
3.6 percent annual rate reported for tlie first
quarter.
Anvthtng much higher than that miaht intcnsi(y worries about innation and higher
interest rates, brokers said.
Today the government said new factory
orders for durable goods jumped 8.8 percent in
June. Hd\Jttever. bro~ers said the fiaure wasn-:1
reP,rded as conclusive. because most of t~e
increase c~me in military goods. a cateaory that i• ~ften subject to wide month-by-month nuctua·
t1ons.
' The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials
edged up 2.14 to 2.073.97.
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.... Piii \. TUESDAY, JULY 26. 1988 ..-1 I
:An extra day off
works wonders
Timmons, U.S.
battle Swedes • I ••
for McCaskill -in UCI tuneup
AL Wesf leaoers-
can't cope in 2-1
setback to Angers
By RICHARD DUNN
Dellr Net C.Pl 1911 •NI
No need to second guess Angels
Manager Cookie Rojas. he knew what
he was doi ng all along. .
Right-hander Kirk McCaskill.
given an extra dav to rest so he could
open this crucial .scrie) against Oak·
land:-was thl' answer. -
Rojas had Willie Fraser work on
three da,s· rest on Sunday so
McC'askilr would start on Monday. It
made Rojas look like a genius as
McCaskill threw a gem in front of
30.928 Anaheim Stadium fans and
the Angels defeated the A ·s. 2-1. to
move to within 12 games of the
division leaders.
.. It makes st"nse." Rojas said of the
move to hold McC'askill back an
additional day ... He·s a guy who just
had surgery on hi s arm. Wh y for
him in there ...
McC'asktll. 8-5. pitched a t ee-
hitter and completed his fourth me
Qf the season.
.. It was a very well-pitched · gam e
tonight:· said Rojas. ··McCaskill did
an outstanding JOb. it might have
bee·n his best performanCt' all year:·
The Angels needed to find out if
·they could beat Oakland head-to-
hcad and ga in quick ground on the
d ivision leaders in perhaps th e most
important thn:e-game series of the
season thus far for the Angels.
··You're never too particularly
excited about the Oakland A's com-
ins to you. but }Ou have a chance to
gain some ground.·· Rojas said ... The
only way to gain ground is by winning
(each) St'rtes from now on:·
Oakland ran into a hot pitcher
because McCaskill hasn't lost since
June I t when Ka.n~ City beat him.
CadlgaZJ lairs ·.
·~$2.l mllJlon \
Jets contract
HEMPSTEAD. N.Y.(AP)-Dave
Cadigan. the New York Jets' topdraf\
choiCt'. has agreed to terms on a
contract. the NFL club announced
Monday.
The team also said it had signed
veteran IWaker Trov Benson.
Caaigarl.. th · th player taken in
May'sNFLdraft, sexpectedtobethe
starting left tackle for the Jets. Terms
of his ront~ct wett not disclosed. but
• sourcn put• the contract at S2. I
million over four years. including a
4igning bonus ofS850.000.
Cadigan. who played at Southern
Oalifornia and 'prepPfif at Newpon
Harbor High. is the 19th of the NFL's
27 first-ro und draft choices to sign
but onl" the second of four offensive
linemen.
The first offensive lineman taken.
PaulGruberofTampa Bay. ttmainsa
holdout. Gruber was taken with the
:·I 0th pick in the draft.
• But the Cadigan signing may lead
: to the signing of offensive tackle Eric
Moore b\ the New York Giant.s.
Moore's a_Jents had said they had
been waiting to Stt what Cadigan
rteciv~ befott signing.
Tiie .clJedaJe
HOME Tonight-0.kl•nd, 7:3S P.m. July 27-0.ktand. l:OS p.m.
AWAY
J.ul.Y_ 21=.CJ:lkffo, j;JO DJD.. • July 29-Cl'ticffO. S:JO o.m. • July 30-<l'ticffO, 11:?0 1.m.
Jutv 31-Cl'ticffo, 11:30 1.m. •
Aug. 1-S..ttte, 7:05 p.m.
• On TV, Cll1nnel S.
• All INIMI on KMPC (7t0).
7-0. in .\nahe1m.
In his las1 eight ou tings. McCaskill
1s 6-0 with two no decisions ... For me.
it\ been a mental adj ustment."
McCaskill said ... Being able to relax
u"' 1hat I ha'e my brea king ball.
a 1cr in lhe )t'ar. I went through a
pen wherl' I didn't ha\e my
bre ing pitch.
· Now that I have m\' curveball. I
ju 1 relax and don·1 ·worry about
th gs. I don't have a Roger Clemens
fa\ ball. but 1f I 1hro"' 1he breaking
bal for stri kes. I'll be able 10 rcJax
wi th m) fas1ball and jusl throw 1t:·
McCaskill retired 1he firs1 batter in
C\'Cr) inning in one of the quickest
games l I :59) of the )ear for the
.\ngels.
··Where he was throwing 1he ball
"'as unreachable:· said Oakland's
J11St' Canseco. thl' i\merican League
k ader wi1h 16 home runs. ··He never
th rows a fastball down the middl e of
the plate ...
'.\kCasktll struck out SC' en and
"'alked two. both 1n the founh inning
whl'n the A's scored 10 ue the game.
(Pleue eee AftGELS/83)
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.New Zealand'• lllcbael Fay
reacts to llonctay•• declelon.
Switch to outside
has strengthened
volleyball forces
By KEVlftli BALL
~ .._. C.11111 neant
On the coun ht'> dl'ml·anor ,.,
s1ereo1 ~ p1cal uf a tier; rl'dhead -
1mpuls1H·. aggrl"'""l' and ca'>tl~ n·
cttabk. OtT11. hi\ o·foot·5. ~()5-puund
frame· s1mph .. 1ands ou1 1n a cru\\d.
C om~oll' pcrhap~bi~~i ~ eai m
'8 "'ht'n ht'>'"' ttl'he"d from middle
blocker 111
nu 14' 1 de
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h a ' l' l'Oh'fgl'd
On ll'
agatn. a\
Unl• ofthl•
do m111Jtl·
p la~cr'
f11 r I hl'
1 11 , 1 l. d S~eve Tlmmona
°'llJll''> \ Olll•\ hall ll'3ffi.
Onn· a long,hol IO ma~l' lhl' tinal
UI ol thl· I%~ OI~ mp1c 1eam.
T1mmon\. the all-11me kt ll ll·adrr 1n
l 'nlll'd Stall' h1.,tor.. has bcw mc the
!ilaplc oftht' thl' l 'riited State'> '.\frn·s
Volle~ball T l·am tn m quest for a
SC'cond <>uccr'>Sl\e gold medal 1n the
Sl·oul Summa C1ames
Stne Ttmmoaa leau tile United Statee aadoaal YOlle,ba11 ·team acam.t·swectea tonilbt at UCl'e area·&ftllta Center.
Ill one of the final tuneup'> tor the
Sc0ul Summl'r Ciame'> thl' l n1tcd
States"' 111 ffil'l'I the ~"'ed1sh \,311onal Tl·am at l '( ln1ne's Brrn f,ena
Centl'r tonight at -. }fl It "'111 be the
fin:il Orangr ( ount~ appt>ar:mce
pnm Ill thl· 01~ mp1c' for thl' l n11e9
~l:llt'\.
·"Thl·' arl· a 'er:. 'er; "trong
Fay.admits chances .slim
Decision puts New Zeal~nder
on defense in Cup challenge
\.\' DI EC ,o (·\Pl -:\l'"' Zealander '.\11chael Fa\ \3 ~' hi\ .\ml'ftl'J\ (up t•hatlcnga ~acht has lttlle' or no
l'hanl't' Jg.a1n .. 1 <hl' San l>ll'gO Yarht Club's catamaran but
hl··11 nll'l'I the dual·hulkd hoat an ~ "a~ and protest later.
"\h h:l\ t' lll'll"r supponl·d the dccmon of 1hc
lkli:nJa 111 tidd a nwlt1hull hoat against our boa1. Wt'
hall' prntnH.'d 11 from the ~tan :· Fa~ said ... From m~
l'\Jll'fll'nl·l·. rx·npk hl'rl· m San Diego. ix·oplt' around
.\ml'ftl':l. 'Jt'ht.,man anJ 'ponsmt"n ::iround thl• "'orld .
kno" till' \ntl'fll·a·, Cup 1~ a!xiut a match - not a
ml'matl·h." fa~." h11 ''agt•d a 'Ul'l't'\Sful kgal halllr ui fomng the
San Dtl•go \';n:hl ( 'luh into an an l·arl) dl'fense ofthc Cu p.
had gonl· bad, to coun to tr; to Qutla"' .\ml·nca·s
ratamaran Fa~ cntt·rl·J a mass1'l' single-hull ~acht
On \londa~. 1hc \Clme :-..:l·"' York 1udgr ~ho
'alidatrd fa~ ·s carhcrrhalk nge told the 1"'0 s1dt's to quit
bickering tn court and 10 settle their difference~ tn a race
~·rn'" tx·g1nn1Ag ·rt I Y off San D1egq, ~"" York
'iurrcnll· (nun Judgl· Cannl·n C1panck sa.1d 1f 1he t\\O
ha\\' Jn~ com pla1?m af1er tht' rac<'. the~ ran go bad to
C(tUrl thl•n.
f.1~ prom1'>(.'d that he would. unless his 130-foot-long
hoJI ,ornchm' 0t•a1' 1hr ltghtl'r .and quicker 60-foot
• r:i1.1mJrJn ... ~1prx·rl·d b~ Drnn1s Connrr
··Thl· tir\I thinR "'r·11do 1s rac-c as hard as "t' can "e
\\Ill thl·n pro tl''I atia the ma1ch:· s.11d Fa~. add inti that
thl· J"rutl· '"1uld "ul11matd~ Igo! back to the mun ·· ··'c" Zcal:incl \\Ill go out on the·"'ater 10 "''"on the
\\Jtl·r. ·· f J\ ~1d ··Thal"~ Ot't'n a lot of comment a ICI the
rl'latf\l' mt'rtl\ of lhl' hoat), \1onohulls don't Ix-al
multthulh Pn lhl· ~ater. t'iut that\ "'hat ~e·rt' f!01ng to go
nut ltt tn tO d,1 ··
f ·'' ·datnh Jnd most sarlt ng ob~·r' rrs agrel'. that a
l.'::ttam.iran 1, tnhal·nth fastl'r than a monohull and that
the '\an Hrc-go '::ich1 (luh·~ uo,l• of sul·h a t-i...,at '' unfair
.1nd un,rnrt'-mJnltkt·
'111 so.~~' ( onner. thr skipper of the San Diego ' .1, ht t lub·, cntr. and tht' sailor~ ho recaptun-d thl." Cup
from thl' .\u<.traltan' in Februa~ 19 ~ "'htk sa1h ng the
I :.ml·ta Star\ &. Stnix-s boat undrr thr 'acht lub's
hanna
Fernando goes down again
3-1 !ass-keeps struggltng Dod er
hurler winless-st nee June 14
strikl'ou1s and "'aH .. l'd tU"l l\\ll men in the '1ctor. "'hich
moH·d thl' Giant'. third in thr :'\a11onal Le~uc West
"'lthin SI\ game' nt thl' tir'it-placc Dodgl'r' ,
Cadigan's agent uigh Steinberg.
said he and the 280-pound tackle flew
to New York on the .. red-eye" fligtlt
from California. arriving in the early
morning to settle with the Jets after
Coach Joe Walton suges~ that
Cadipn was jeopardizing his job by
holding out.
S:.\N FRANCISCO (AP) -.\ tight p1tch1n·g duel
• wi th Fernando Valenzuela kept the San Francisco Gian1s·
Kell y Downs. who felt a little weary. alert fo r nine innings.
··1 hll· do~· games That's \\hen r m JI m~ bcsl.
hecau~ l'' l'r~ p1trh means somc1h mg:· ":lid Downs. who
is ti-I tn h" la!lt "'-'' rn starts. "Hoix-full~. this game 1s
~0111~ to turn uo; ::iround ..
Thl· ( 11anl!I. "ho \\l'rl' :· ·games out of ti~t place at
thl· .\II-Star brcal. l.'anw homr Sunda~ night after going
.i." on a road tnr Thl·~ "t~n 5-0 o' rr St. Lou" tn tht.> final
gaml·. unl· fea turing a hra,\I hetwecn pla~t'r'i
The .clJedale
.. We took thr red-eve determined
to get things done to demonstrate his
• intense interest in becoming a
• starter.·· Steinberg said.
··1 had a little jet lag and I had to throw some cold
water on m,· face before the game:· Downs s~ud aftt"r
beating the l os .\ngeles Dodgers 3-1 with a fi, e-hmer
Monday night.
· Kevrn Mitchell broke a I· I tic bv h1tt1ng a t"'o·run
homer with one out in the sevrnth 1nn1ng offValcnrnela.
who had escaped st\·eral Jams rarher.
"It was j,ust a matter of time." Mitchell said of 1he
Gian1s· bttalCthrough against the struggling Los .\ngelcs
pitehtt. •• k blltt I itit was a hangi~J stntrr. He m~dc a
I 0-8. made very few as· hr· notcht'd eight
··Thl· l'motwn \\1th thl· ( ardtnals wa-. JUSt building
ur. and 11 t•\pl<.xkJ It d1dn'1.hur1:· Manager Roger Craig
..aid aftn ht'\ teaa1 "l'n ''' th ird straight game ~onda~
n11tht. \'akn1uda. ~·!I. 1, "1nll''" s1 nn• .tum· I ~.~ 1th thrct'
hl"-l'~ and four no-Jl·l·1~1t1n' tn ht<i last ~·'en 'tarts.
·i w:is sa11~tiffl. Ht• pHl.'h1.'<i -a @-OOd game. be wen
tnltl tnl' Sl'\ r nth gt\ tn~ up· JUSI Ont.> ruif.'' Mir\iger -
Tomm~ Lasorda~1dtifh1\IMmeracc •
AWAY
Ton1gM-S.n Fran (2) SJO o m • Ju1v 27-S.n Franc•KO 7 3) D"' •
Ju!v Zt-ldle
HOME Julv ~Hou\lon 7.JS o m
Julv JO-t1~\IOll 12:?0 D m •
Julv 31-HOu\lon 1 OS om
Aue. 1-C Jnc111n1ll S. 10 o m
• On TV. C"-n~ t 1
• On TV. CN!nnet ' .... q ~ nae cN61
h·am I )unph' .. aid. ··They are
l\'rtJinh .1 meda·l-rontt.>nder. Cenain-
h "11h11u1 ()ue.,11011. unt' of the six or
'l'\ll' ll·am' lomix·11ng that could
IJl..l· lhl· gt1ld th!\ \l'ar ..
I h" rnn·tin~ '"II ht· thl' st'C'ond in a 111ur·m.11lh ,l·r1c'' tx·t"'l"l'n the tc-ams .
• 1l ll'I "l'k-111ng thl' l\\tHeam tour in
HJl..l'r\ltl'ld .\!ta r um peung in the
'"' tl'I l n1 un\ °'IJ' '1n Cup tour-·1.1ml·n1 thl· l \ "111 oix-n Olympic
r>IJ' "'11h Jap:rn on \t'pt 17. I
"°'l\\l'\kn "J tl·am that looks li~e
ll' 111 \l \k :.ind rl~I\ .. r1mmonssaid.
.. I hr~ run a lot oi pla~ fur the ti,dc~
fl.!'' 11111cr~' JH. a tl'.am that can .11mf)\:t· in the <'>l~mp1l·<i ··
l 11nm11n,· dramat1l 1mpro,ement
1n thr mont h' pnor to · .l Lo!> .\natks
< 1.111\\''-lllJ\ ha't' hn·n tht• sinaJe·
m••'t 1mr11n:i01 1Ju11r an thl." team's
dnit· 111 1lw gPld < uach Marv
l>unrh. ~•J lit' u•mm1tmc-nt to ''J' '"!., thr ll'Jm through the \urnmn l 1:.imc., tn \l·tiul. 1\ proving
Ill t't· I lh' fll\ lllJ I Plt'l'c' tn the
Dunph' ·, tiiu~hrd pu11k
"\111rl· .ind mun: thl· :i 'erage per·
"'n 1, 1indin& 11u1 that the l 'ntted
\1.1tt'' hJ' J g111~ 'olln hall tram and
\tnl' T1mmon' I'> .i maJOr part of
1h.11 .. Dunrh~ \Jtd "Pl·opk arc-
H'J h11 n~ 1ha1 hl'1 , n1ll· ufthe premier
r lait'f' tn lht• \lilrld
"l k h::i.. O..·t·n nur ~ill lt>adet . 1n
trmh 111 .iltual numht·r... for 'ears:·
l>un ph1 uint1n U("d ··Hut ~·hat IS
n·:il h 1mprt~,,1,l." ,., ht' ~111 ratio• \\-e
lt111~·1(1r 11ur plJ\t'r' t11 \\.'Orl· J S to 50
rx·nl·nt ot tht· 11ml' Ti mmons· kill
ra1111 ha' htTn 'ltg.htl~ abo~~ that
:t\ l'fJ{lt' \l'Jr·1n Jnd \t'3f-OUI.
l 1mm11n,. ::i grad uatt' ot ~ewpon
H.1rh11r H1i!h Jnd I . as "ell as
,11m rx·11n\? tor OrJng.r Coast Coll{'gl'.
h.1, ht·nd'nwd pla~ ing opposite of
ll'Jmm.1tt• Karch Kiral~. wh<\, ts
Cl'nt·r::ilh , <tn\ldt'rl'd> thr lint"~! 'ol· ·fo,~atl plJ\t'r nrr producl"d in the
l nitl."d \tatl''-Jnd ~ a1o dt's1gnat<.>d the
.. \'tlfld'' tx·'t 'nllr~ baU pla~ er'' h~
t hl' I I\ R in 14 h '
(PleaM Me, Tlllll01'8/83)
America'-..
Cup battle: u.s. wins
blground·
'f \\ ) OIU, 1 \P1 -.\ 1udgr on
\I. rh.lJ' ••rJ,·rl·d 1/w it•ud inti San
l>1l'1t••) ·"ht< lut-Jnd .1 't'" Zealand 1.h.tikn~··r '"\('Ilk 1hc h::it1k for tht'
\ml'fllol ·, ( Uf) "n lhl' ~.'al. With a
')l Ptl·rnht·r rJll' 1n'tl'Jd ut 1n the
'•'Urt' I h, · .ihn1t .11"', lt-Jrrd the "'a' for
thl· \,rn [)1q:1' dut'i IO U!>t"-tlS
1.untru' ,·r..1JI '"' ,1.hulk·d catamaran
1n Jril·n,l' ,,, 1hl· 1111l· 11 rl'rla1med for
thl· l n11l·J ~tJtn 1n 1 4~ -
· \\l··rc 't'J"\ plea~·d h«a\JS(' th is
1?1' l'' l°l·n:11n1' 111 thr l'\Cnt." ~ad "r om Ehm,rn. \'\l'(Utl\ r 'ICC presi-
dl·nt llfSatl .\nwnra. thl' organization
mJnaging thl· drfl'n\.C for the yacht
1. luo ·· .\1. the 1udgr '-'ltd at the rnd of
hl·r lln·11,1on ·1 l·t·'lll't thl'satlo~back
t'n the ~atl·r · That·, the bottom linl· ..
\11lhJt'I fJ,. l'hJ 1r111 .1 n of tht' New
h·JIJnd d1allengl·. <.til l maintained
that lhl' \mcncam. ha'e an unfair
ad' antage sa1hng thl'tr l·a1amaran
Jg..11n't his -.mglt"-hull sl<'•'P He said
n ult1hulls are 1nht•rrr}1l~ faMer thaA
n1,1n11h ull\ in <.1m 1lar cond1t1ons. but
th.11 he ''ould tW thro~h wtth the
rJ\l' Jn\\\a\.
"\1onohu111. don't ~at muluhulls
1111 thr "'ater hut that's ~ tia1 "e·rr
~t11ng 10 go out to ti"\ to do." Fa~ said
~tatc ·uprc mt· Court Justice
( ,1rmrn B < 1panc~ ordned thr two
d uh1. to ht-gin ra 1ng Sept 19 ofT the l·oa~t of San 01~0
'\trr also dented tht· rcqunt of an
E ltsh ~a ht club to JOm the race.
rl'J('{'tt'd the ~cw Zcalandc-n·
·uon 111 hold thl'. an O,qo club in
rnnk"mrt nfrourt. -
"Tht• ' 1!11nn fhat .. t e non
(Pleue ... CUP/M)
College ~oo~ball .Ball of Fame a king-siz~d treat
It's all there. rom Irish· Knute Rockne
toG enn Dav~s. as we11 as the present
KINGS ISLAND. Ohio-If and
whtn vou'rtin the Cincinnati area.
unckr'n0circumstaneftsllould you
pass up the anraction at Ki• Island.
I couldn•t finda•islud. but what I
did find wntheCoQeet Football Hau
ofFamt.addiPt in~way in
depict ins the pme offoothllll.
It's not asaood nCooprntown.
butwhatis? But ifs fat and IQ)' the bentt
lhould you have a choic'f bttwttn this
and tl•c "Pro Football Halt of Fame in
Canton. Olho.
Tht Profoott.11 Haff off amt
wants ~dollar.a ia NFL The~~ HillofFmncinV1~ ~rinwmt.asitl~._..n. £..,.. .... "•llMlci1111 ·-thm. but iniddlrioft. dwColll-... t
Football Hall off a me takes )ou
throUJh a self·gutdt'd tour oft he game
from ns beainn ina in 1869. as •tll as
hick to47(8.C.
lattt. in a morrcivih1cdtta. the~
kept the pmt toina b)' kictiM some
poor o.M's he.id around i" Eftlland.
and as )OU PRJ11ftS throup the umr
to.) ou 'rt broupt -.p to date in a
falcinatina display. SorMbody rail)
krww what thev 1lll(ft dolna.
Thttt isa .. siratcaY room" whttf
)OU can tnt ''OUl"ld[ a '"lockttroom ··
Whm there is i~t into Knutr ,
Rorknt'sfamous W1no.alht
OinnPr" ~h. and a "coechft ror'Mi-... whidl frames 1'1Plitfit
filmson tbeckv~nt Ofttit .... --But 1t'' tht' .. ,,mr tunMI .. •hich
realh ..._.,, th11. Hall (lt Famr apart
fron11hnHhl'f"\
L1fd1h· 1ma~r" of all l1fthe grt'ats
arl' thl·n·. tnduJ1n~ t"ntlugh mfor:
ma11on 1tlrt·~u1re da~qod1gcsl.
Brl'n~(l \:aguf\~11~ there. and so as
Rl'<i (iral'tgl·. Jim n orpe. ~mm) Bau~h. < •knn ()3, 1s and CU ~1 mr,,m. a1. wdl as tod3~ ·s stan .
RN·knc. and Bear Bf') ant. and
Ho"ard J0nM. and ~m~ .o\lonzo
ta11. l't"all~ rt'salmost too much for
tht'il'CraJl' fan toronsume.
\ ou nt"\'J not •o~ about fiptu't
'our"3' throughamoboffanstottt all th1~ ~hould )OU pi) a Vtsat. There we~ ft•n fans ~ than 11
Toronto ·s Nattonal Hocke) Lac~
Hall offame. •hteh 1sac1Jattn1 to tht 8hK' Ja,~· b11tbllll 1iadium.
Tht('(»t 11Sl~perpmon1nda
'<>U•'tnir area o'fftn m1trrial 1t ltmi·
l\'a~nabk r11n.
\\'ht'nOMofthtfaNtd f OW'
Jiontmcft ofNotrt Damt. Jam
fro•lt,, madta ''Sit ht said ... This
Hall of'f11Mit_. in t'-t~or
talk1..,aboul. it's'" the !edftl.
For the foott.11 fan. wt.ether It"°"
the h1al' tchool. C'Ollqe. pro°' ~ndlot lt,·d , it'udream ttnina.
"bout the onl)' thine &Ktonc QI rndinc ma1enal. u wt-II at facts and
fiaum. in depdl. Tht Nb I Mvt widl Caaton ·,Hall
offamf 11thlt it itn't a Pl"o Foott.11
Hall of Fame. but a 'ftaclt. far the
NFL .... r•s it,"'"' Thmit shnlttntheqyof
-cxhlbalt: &k.NFt 's earl\ )an. ud
1ftheft w1un,1h1n1 at alf on !ht Pft'
ltilfUM that ha,eromeandgoM.
'uch a~ the .\II· ~mC'nca Footbell
l onfrn~ntt. tht World Footbllll
r3Juc. the { f'L etc .. 1t must have
~n 't:i\hC'd in the haK"ment.
Th<.· ~'u' <..-nir a1Ta. stoclced wtth
c' er. ronctn ablr item. rom~
\\1th team orNrt logo.donunatecl
the scene
'lot '4.) at thc-olky Hall off amt
whcrC' the b1aattract1on was the ..-c. a
Toronto's Hockt:)-Hall off MM "aul~ OM of qualat aed wt>l6-won h the s ~ adm1tston.
ThtStanlt) Cup.aswnlnc8tr
re\no• n troph.n o'fthe 11me. lft oa chsp&a~. n wrU 111 cvma*U kM*•
tht'pme.
-'ddtttonall,, t~artqualeey-..
pla\'1 on1nd1vMt•h. incfud•tll-•
ofthcon-t0lQlpall..JDU Wa,,___,_...."°.
Grnz~ . Hm tht tOUVC'ft1r atta wna'l biS tnouO io~a Mver:dllc Nr~~.._....__-"!l!M
'" crllowofca&r """'. "-·
·eostOn·Red Bots continue
unbeaten QDder Morgan
Yankees. meanwhile, go into
first place in American East --
From fie A11oclated Prat
Roger Clemens pitched a three-hitter and struck out
14 for his major league-leading seventh shutout as the
!>urging Boston Red Sox defeated Charlie Houah and the
Te,as Rangers .2-0 Monday night in Arlington. Tex .. for
their 12th consecutive vktory.
The Red Sox. who won t3 in a row in 1948. are 12-0
under new manager Joe Morgan. They arc in third pla~
in the American League East. 111! games behind the New
York Yankees.
Ckmens. 14-5. allowed a sina.le to Geno Petralli in
the second. and doubles to Pete O'Brien in the seventh
and ninth as he equalled his shutout total of last season.
when he led the majors. Clemens walked four and now
has 219 strikeouts. also tops in the majors.
The right-hander now has 10 complete games. He
started the day tied for the major league-lead.
It was C1emens' 13th consecutive road victory and
fifth road shutout of the season. Clemens struck out 10 or
morl' batters for the 11th time this season and >2nd of his
l.'arl't'r.
Hough. 9-11 . allowed only four hits. striking out
thm· and walking six for his severuh (o_mplctc_pmc._ ~eilfler staner allowed a runner past second through
thl' rir'lt six innings.
Dwight Evans singled with one out in the seventh.
'"'nl to S('('Ond on a walk to Mike Greenwell and scored
onl· out later on Jod) Reed's single.
In the eighth. Todd Benzinger singled. took third on
1>ccond baseman Cunis Wilkersorf s fielding error on
Rich Gedman's grounder. and scored on Wade Boggs'
sacri lice n \.
In 0th.er Amencan Leagur acuon Monday:
Yankees 3, Brewen !: John Candelaria pitched a
three-hitter and Don Mattingly had three RBI. including
a two-run homer tn the seventh inning. as the New York
Yankees defratcd the Milwauk~ Brewers and took -sole
po!>scssion of first place in the American League East.
With the Detroit Tigers idle. the Yankres moved into
first by a half same. The~ last led b~ themselves June 19.
• Candelaria. 11 -6. ga' e up both Brrwers runs on Joe~
~.fr~crs sixth homer. a t\\a-run shot in the second inning.
He also allow.:d a single b~ Paul Molitor in the sixth and
a double b' Jeffrev Leonard in the ninth. The left-hander
.... alkl·d one and struck out six. '
Candelaria. wh o also has two two-hitters this season.
pitched his sixth compkte game.
Mamngl~ ·., homer. his 10th. came off Tedd~
Hig uera. -6. and scored Lui\ .\guayo. "'ho had opened
thr ~'enth "'ith a single.
Thr Yankl·es took a 1-0 lead tn th<.· first wh.:n Ricke\
Henderson wa lh·d. stoic 5"cond on a failed pickoff pla•:.
continued to third on a throwing error by first baseman
Greg Brock and '>COrl·d on Ma111ngh :s single.
Brod "'all.l·d "'1th one out 1n th<.' second and MrH·r ~nt a 1-1 pitch to left to put Mil\\aukce ahead. ·
White Sox&. Mariners 5: In (h1caBo. Jerry Reuss won
forthl' fi rst lime i.ince June 16 and Chicago batted around .. . ..
Aed Sex 2, Aa""'s 0 YankMS 3,
llOSTOM TUlAJ MILWAUUl·
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R .ice back in lineup
.\RLl:'\CiTO:\. Te,as (APl -Boston Red Sox
dl'\lgnall'd hlltl'r Jim R1cr returnrd to the lineup for
M onda~ n1ght"s gamr aga1hst thr Te,as Rangers after.
'ittt tng nut :i th rec-da~ suspen<;1on bccau~e of last ·
"'\·dnl·\C!a~ \ <;hen 1ng 1nc1drn1 wtth manager Joe
\forg:in.
Riel· ":t'> l'11g1hll' to pla~ Sunda~ but Morgan elected
10 hold him out nf thr lineup an e'tra da~.
··w l· had a ml'l't1ng and sorted all that ou1.·· said
\I organ. ··Ynu·, t• got to l!l't on"' llh what's in front of ~ou.
That"<; the "a' I thin~ and that·r, what he intendc; to do. I
"an1 10 !?l't him h;ic~ into tht' ""'1 ng of th ings.··
Rice and \lnrgan ~·ngagl·d in a briefsho' ing match in
thl' Red So\ dugou t la~I Wednesday during. a game
again'I lhl· \1 1nnt·,01~ T"'""· ~organ ordered Spike
O'h'.n to pine -hit tor R1l'C' and thC' 'etl'ran angnl~
conf r,inll·d lhl· m:inagl·r
Ml& I 1t1t
Roter Clemen• Orea away la .llODClaJ'i 2-0
vlcl_ory, hJchH&hted wltb 14 •trtkeoata.
in a thrl't'·run third inning as the White Sox defeated the
Sl·a11k \lanm·rs night and snapped a four-game losing
\lrl·a L
Twins~. Blu~ Jays 4: In Minneapolis. Kirb~· Puckett
l\\11-oul dou"k in the ninth inning. his founh hit of the
lWnll'. dro\\.' 1n t\\O runs as the Minnesota Twins defeated
thl· Toronto BIUl' Ja\'s:
.\I :'\e"' man \ingled with one out in the ninth against
rrlil''l'r Tom Hr nkr. 1-3. John Mo~s ran for Newman
and \\t'nt to srcund one out later when Randy Bush
":ill.l·d. Pul'kl'll then hit an 0-2 pitch off the fencr in right
l'l'ntl·r. Hrnkl' l'lltered the game ·.Nith 17 saves in 18
Of)[ll 1rt ll Oil k.'\.
In thl· ~attonal League:
Cardinals 3. PiratH I: In St Louis. John Tudor won
Im I OOth ganw. h1~ victon' in more,t han.a month. a~d the
St. Lt1u1!. Cardinal" beat the slumping Pittsburgh Pirates.
It "'as thl· fourth straight loss for Pittsburgh. which
rl·mainl·d t"o games behind first-place New York m the
,.111onal Ll·agUl· East as the Mets also lost
Phillies 3, Mets !: In Philadelphia. Juan ·Samuel
"ngln.I huml' thl' tiebreaking run in the seventh inning
.ind thl' Ph iladdphia Ph1lliC"5 beat New York. the Mets'
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$100.for battlnl
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lights at Wtlgley
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CHICAGO -Sill towerina banks of • floodli&hts ~I the stqe for history Monday
at Wrisley FieldastheChica10Cubspve1 ~view of night baseball in the 74-year-old
perk.
"This is different than anythina we've ever done in
th~ past.~' C~bs ~knman Ned Colletti said. "h 's a
unique s1tuat1on.
The ('ubs scheduled an evening workout under the
lights and made it a f"tivc affair with a prettding
autograph ~sion and a home-
run contest featurina Hall of
Famm Ernie Banks and Billy
Williamsand current Cubs Andre
Dawson and Ryne Sandberg.
Tickets for the workout sold
forSIOOapiece. with the proctt<b
aoin&_ to lhe Cubs Care charity
benefit. By mid-afternoon. more
1han 3.000 had been sold.' said
John McDonouah. the team's
director of marketing.
The first night game is Aug. 8
against Philadelphia~ but it took more' than the flick ofa
switch to bring the lights to Wrigley Field.
Th1.· Tribune Co. bou1h1 the team in 198 1 and said
soon atkr it "'anted to put in lights. The ensuin, fi~t
li'<ts-bmcr wrttrtawmakers at the Cit~• an d s tate eve S
wrangling over the issue amid Cllbs threats to move
and prou.'sts from Jans who feared night baseball would
bring noise. congestion and vandalism.
Finall\'. in February. the C'itv Council lifred its anti~noisr ban. and installation of the lights began two
months later.
Opponl.'nts of night baseball scheduled their own
Monda~ night practice. ··wl· will be out there because theSt.· are our city
streets.·· s.11d Charlotte Newfield.president of Citizens
United for Baseball in Sunshine. which lists about 300
regular members ... Our new motto 1s 'It ain't over 'til
ifs O\C'r.···
Fur thl· Cubs. the history-making practice was
more than entertainment.
I
Quote of the day
-Les Miller, a 6-foot-71/z. 293-pound San
Oit•go Charger: .. There's nothing hke a good.
loud )ell to get oxygen into the lungs. It's like a
slap in the face to stan the day."
Connon captaree D.C. Clu9lc
WASHINGTON -Jimmy Connors. ~ weathering I 00 degrtt tempera lures. won
his first singles tille since 1984 Monday by
tx'at ing .\ndres Gomez. 6-1. 6-4. in the
finals of thr S:!J.2.050 D.C Tennis C'lassic. .
Connors staned the match;.,,.ith an ace aod never
kt up in 1mpro' ing his all-time record of sinales
championships to 106. The top-Sttd won the final live
game!> of thl' first set. then used a crucial service break to
pull out of a .i-4 dl.'adlock in the final set and improve
hi'> n·cord agamst GomC'z to 9-1 .
Connors had come up shon 10 11 singJes finals
since winn mg the Tokvo Indoors in October 1984. He
had Ocl'n forn·d .to retire or withdraw in-fottF of those
m3tchl.'.<;, but never wilted Mondav in hC'aJ that
rl.'g1stC'rrd I 0.2 degrees counside. ·
Connors. ranked No. 8 in the world. never lost hi1 ~·n1.· 1n d~mina11ng Gomez IO n minutes.
Thl· JS-,rar-old Connors. who did not lose a setall
"l'C'k. won ~50.575 and Ecuador's Gomez. the No. 3
~l·d. earned S.25.~87 as thr runner-up.
.\fter both players easily held serve through the
opening thrt>egames. Connors put Gomez in a 0-40hole
\\ llh a barkhand passing shot. a forehand smash at the
nrt and a blistering forehand that Gomez smacked well
past the baselinC'.
.\idC'd by an acC'. Gome7 fought back to deuce. But
Connors ran sideline to sidchnr to reach a drop shot
hcforl' launching a successful crosscoun backhand.
thl·n pao;~d Gome7 off the serve.
l · p ·'·I. Connors surrendered onl y two points in
th t' nl'Xl l\\O games. then wrapped up the set with ct
har k hand down the line that Gomez drove into the net.
Nl·11hcr playe r faced a deuce in holding serve
th rough the ltrst eight games of the second set. but
Connors linall~ got the break he needed. thanks in pan
to an error h' (iomez.
MISL will go with aeven teama
NEW YORK -The Major Indoor m Soccer Ll·ague said Monday that it plans to
pla~ w11h seven teams next season.
Thl· MISL. almost folded last week
after its Ckvdand franchise was disbanded. Four 6ther
clubs -St. Louis. Minnesota. Chicago and Tacoma -
ha' c foldl·d o;ince the season ended last.month. ~.., r
··we belle' c we tan most reward our fans and o;pon~r'i. "'ho ha' e hecn so great to us this summer,
\\ tlh a .ix-gaml· 'i<.-hl·dule. ··Commissioner Bill Kentling
said.
Thl'. tl·am\ scheduled to play next season arc
Baltimor{'. Dallas. Kansas City. Los Angeles. San
Diego. Wichita and a ne" Tacoma franchise.
ThC' owner\ of th{' San Diego and Tacoma teams
said earl1l'r that they wanted to play in an eight-team
league. But all the owners agreed Monday to go ahead
with a sc' en-team schedule. with each team playing 48
games.
··c;1,en the spirit of cooperation and commitrMnl
that ·exists in th<' league. the seven clubs announced
their "plan~ to go forward:· Kentling said. ·~
The San Diego franchise is in blnkruptcy coun.
but is ex pectl·d to survive .
CUppen' John80D an•ted
LOS ANGELES -Los Anlfles Ill Clippen forward Marques Johnson wu
arrnted durina the Wttkend on a chirp of
felony spousal blttery. police said Mon· •
day.
The former UCLA star was ancsted at his kl Air
home at 9 a.m. Saturday, booked at the West Loa
Angeles Station and released on SS.000 bail that
afternoon. LAPD spokesman Lt. Fred Nixon said.
Johnson's wife. Jocelyn. ll, ~nt to the police
station Saturday morning and told ofticen her husband
had beaten her earlier in the day, Ni•on said.
"There were visible si1ns of bruites. but her
injuries were listed as minor. and she said she would see
her own doctor." Nixon said.
Johnson. 32. is scheduled to appear in West Los
Angeles Su~rior Coun on Au,. 17.
The 6-foot-7. 220-pound ohnson has not played
since suffering a ruptured cervical disc in his neck early
in the 1986-87 season. '
NCAA ~In• Kentucky probe
LEXI NGTON. Kv. -The Kenlucky m baskrtball program. one of the nation's
most successful and tradition-laden. is
being investipted bv the NCAA for
alleged I\' sending S 1.000 to a recruit's father.
The announcement was made in a letter from
David 0erst. dirCX'tor of enfor~ment for the NCAA
datrd July .2:!. who also wrote that "approximately 10
additional alleptions" will be submitted to the
uni vt'rsit\' within the next 30 days.
Bersi did not specify what the allegations would concern. __ _
t appears rraionable to expect that the NCAA
Committee on Infractions mav find a violation of
NC AA legislation.·· Berst wrote.'
The primary investigation stems from allegations
that assistant coach Dwane Casey sent a package Mar.ch
~Oto the father of Chris Mills. a California high school
star thr school was attempting to recruit.
Calls to tht• Mills home went unanswered.
Sc' rral employees of Emery ,.\ir Freight Corp. said
the package popped open in transit. revealing S 1.000 in
l'ash,_Casc)j!as denied sendi'!& the money. ~Qd C!lris
Mill s and his rather TfaU<f.nave aenle<rm:e1v1ng any.
Case' has since filed a S6.9 million lawsuit apinst
Emen. contending the company mishandled the
packa.ge. defamed his character and viola1ed his
privacy. He also contended he suffered "severe and
griC'vous mental and emotional suffering ...
l 'K Prcsidenr David Roselle. reading from a
<;tateml·nt at a nrws conference. said. "I am saddened
that a serious allegation has been made b) the NCAA
rnncerning the men·s basketball program."
But he added. "We will defend thr basketball
program against anv unfounded allegation. but we will
take full responsibllit~ for any wrongdoing judged to
have occurred."
Sweden gains Davia Cap final
BAST AD. Sweden -Sweden reached
the Da"is Cup final for the sixth straight
yrar as Mats Wilander outclassed Henri
Leconte 6-1. 6-1. 7-5 to clinch the ~mi· ~
final series with France. . .
Swt-den. Sttking its founh Davis Cup in five years.
will plav West Germanv in the final Dec. 16-18 on
indoor clay at the Scandiriavium Arena in Gotcborg.
Sweden. Last year. the Swedes whipped India on the
same surface in thl' same city ..
··1 don't think r ve ever played better tennis than I
did in the beginning of this match:· said Wilander. who
raced through the first two sets in just S4 minuacs in
routing Leconte for the second straight time on clay.
·. The Jas1. time they rftet was in.~11e. French ()pen.
championship in whic-h"the fr«timan· won one more
game -eittht -in the thrtt·sct match.
After \\'ilander's win. Kent C'artss6n beat Thittry
Tulasne 4-6. 6-3. 6-3 in· a match shoncned·to best-of-••
thr('(' sets. making the semifinal score 4-1
· Led by Bjorn Borg. Sweden won the cup for the fin1
time in 1975 and has won three other times-last year
m'er I nd1a: in 1984 on indoor clay in Goteborg over 1he
llnih·d Saates and in 1985 over . West Germany in
Munich.
Titan• pick up Helmercllnger
Mike Hei merdin$er. a ti\'e-year assis-fj: llJ tant at the U nin~rs1ty of Florida. was ...
\ekcted as offensive coordinator and
quarterbacks' coach at Cal State Fullenon.
11 was announced Monda,·.
The 35.,rar-old assistant coached UF wide
nx-eh rrs for five years. including the Denver Broncos'
No. I draft choice. Rickv Natt1el. and coached
4uartrrbacks the past two seasons. . .
Heimerdtngl·r takC's the post held b~ Jerry Brown.
Brown went to the Minnesota V1ktngs as an assistant.
Thr Titans tx·eins practice Aug. 8. with the season
opener sched uled Sept. 3 at Southw~tern Lou1si:ina.
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n o an era arrives
longtime standout ean 't llve with No. 2
. The Rams arantcd Nolan
Cromwell his release Monday, a day
after the four-time Pro Bowl safety
checked out oftrainingcamp because
he was unabk to adjust to has role u a
non-starter.
Cromwell, 33. said he wjll spend ttw nellt three to four days toc)kjna for
an NFL team that will let him
compete for a startin1job.
character.' Nolan 11 the quinie.ntial
bm. I consider him a cloee f'riend
and hope k will always be afftliated
with the bms.••
Last year, Cromwell wu the bm1· sttond~., tlekkr with 62. bad
two intcn:epUOn1 and ~Juoee blocked
punts. But.he was &old in February the
team wanted to to with youneer
olayen such u Vince New1e>me and
Mkhad Stewart this tee10n.
Cromwell, who took a pay cut from
$400.000 to S200.000 to come beck
this season, said he tbouaht toina into
camp that he would bea61e to accept a
bec:kup role, but quickly discovered
that he couldn'L
He had a IOrw talk with Coach John
Robinson Sunday momina. then left
the Cal Stale Fullerton trainina camp
before the aft.enioon practice.
.. He wants the opportunity to
weiah his options in and out of
football. .. Robinson said. .. He is one
bf the srcat Rams of all time and one
of the srcat aentlemen in ti)e pme."
··1 came to
camp because I
thouaht I could
accept beina a
reterve. but I
quickly found
out I had no
motivat ion
i:ompctina for
the fourth safe·
ty spot.•• he
uid.
"I'm just c,_well
..Cromwell. who played quanert.ck
and safety at Kansas.. was drafted in
---the second rOUJM1 in l'9??:-He--Wft-
to become one of the finest all-around
athletes in the club's history. aoina to take it one day at a time. Jf I
can't find a team. I'll probably retire."
Rams owner Georgia Frontiere
said she has offered Cromwell a one-
year position as an assistant coach.
"He's a true inspiration who will be
sorely missed." she said. "Nolan is
loved~ his teammates and followers
of the game.
"He is a model of integrity and
On the club's all-time lists· he ranks
No. I with 6 71 interception return
yards and second with 37 inter-
ceptions.
He led the NFl with eight inter-
ceptions in ~980.
"Ifs theend of an era," said veteran
safety Johnnie Johnson. "I feel like
I've had a part of me taken away."
Raiders' Shanahan
is cool on Cramwell
OXNARD (AP) - Los An1elcs Raiders Coach Mike Shanahan.
faced with the contract holdout of strona safety Stacey Toran. said he had
no interest in 11 -)ear veteran safety Nolan Cromwell. released Monday
by the Los Angeles Rams.
"I'd rath~r spend lime t'valuating the people we have here." the first·
year coach said ... You always look. bu~ I haven't been studying Nolan.
panicularly ...
~ha!la~an ~as taken a low-key approach to t~e fact that Toran and
startana 1.ns1de linebacker Matt Mallen have remained away from camp ·
while negotiating salaries. Both were officially a~nt Thursday when all
veterans were due in camp.
In Toran's absence. Shanahan lists his strona safety candidates as:
Brian Hutson. a free agent signed in 1987 who spent last year on injured
reserve: Russell Carter. acquired in trade fom the Jets: Zcph I.ft. a
running back drafted two years ago and Derrick Crudup, a seventh·
round draft choice this vear ...
Inside linebacker. similarly. is ·in the hands of those on hand. When
founh-)ear backup Jamie Kimmel suffered a season-cndina kntt injury
Saturda). that moved everyone up a notch on tM depth chart.
The current status of inside· linebackers includes three free ascnts:
., J.im. Reyno~.( Arizona Sum~ >-.Eric SnelS:Qn (S.tanford) and Rick Zumwalt
(Amona~tatc). ----
DHenm e end Bob Buczkowski. the Raiden' injury-prone No. I
draft choke of 1986. returned to practice Monday after spending a week
on the sidelines with muscle spasms in hist.ck.
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From Bl
"M('('askill pitched a strona
game." satd Oakland Manager Tonv
LaRussa. '"He h11 tht' comers. give
ham cred11.··
S1ulmg Brian Downing. h1111n1
\afeh in se' en ofh1s·cast eight pmes
and flJht ofh1s last I . homered deep
to left to open the second inning
against right-hander Da' e Ste1~an.
h g.:!\ e tht> .\ngels a tempora~ 1-0
kad unul the ~\tied 1t in the founh.
.. I thre"' [)o1,1, n1ng a fastball do1,1, n
and an . l thought 11 was a good pitch.
but he as a down and in h111er."
te1,1,an (I ~-1 0) said "That 1,1,as the
onh mistake of the nalht."" Do"' ning ued the cfob career 1otal
bastt record (2.112> with ht'> d ub-
leading 14th homer of the season Jim
Fresosa also had ~.112 total ba~.,
Downing owns three home runs 1n
the last six games of this home stand.
but at shouldn "t surprise an~ bod~ that
he hat this one a~inst Oakland
He no"' has _6 career home runs
ap1nst the ~·s. the most of an~
<\merican League opponent.
Oakland third baseman (arm·'
-bansford. a former .\ngel who fltnt>d
with the .400 marl.. earlier 1n the 'ear
lofted a singk to lrft 10 score ('ansc:c n
from second and ltl' the game 1n lht·
fo unh.
\kCask1ll '"slh·d ( an~co 1,1, 1th
one-Out-a.Ad.Ron Ha~»<uh lli'OOUl
to put runners on first and SC'Cond
ocfore Lansfo rd·., game·t~1ng !>tngle
It 1,1,a' shon-11,rd ho"'ner as the
.\ngi:l' 1001.. a 2-1 edgl' 1n the bottom
ot thl' f11unh
.. r hjt°S \I. hat mai..e 'o thl·m a good
hall duh the~ ha'e the potenual to
\1.0rl· ~uicl..I~ ·· <;atd \k Ca<>l..111 .. , ou L.------1 .-an·t kt un But the~e arl' games. ai. a
leading off the tounh tor a sanak. but
advanced to second when CanlC'CO
failed to come up with 11 cleanl).
Wall\ JO) ner prompt I) drove a ball
against· the base of the wall in left
center for an RBI double. scorina Ray
and putttng the Angels on top.
.. It"s ~t•od to St'e Wall~ and Brian
roml· th rough in the middle of the
lineup.·· RoJas i.a1d
Lofot 1n th1· shuffie "'as tht' per-
fo rmann· 111 Ste1,1,art . "'ho went the
d1sta nn' 1n ti losing cause -strikina
ou1. ""and 1,1,all..1ng nobod).
Ste1,1,an ha'> 10 .. 1 thret' in a row now.
He,.,_\.) in h1., la!.t eight starts. but tM
.\·, ha\l· lll'rn shut out 1n three oftM
k"'>l"' <''er that span Stewart. who
<,tjrtn! t h1· ~ l·ar M-0. hac; four complete
gamt·,
.. , ln .i ix·r" •nal Ind ·· he said. "I
1h1n ~ I plll°hl·d "t'll 1n those games.
\, IJr .i'> I Jm ,onll'rnrd 1n m~ point
1• \ 1'\1 I "110 1he.,l· gamt"s."
·\\ l. ha' l' pla~ l"d a !>l'raes of gamh
"Jtt1 \11•,\an pltlht ng where we
h.i \ .-n · 1 'l m1·d a l11t l1I run!. ... LaRussa
,,11,1 ··~k ha' p1tlhl·d good enough to
·' r I 1 \ • 1u fou l.. JI th1· 'tat \heet. he as
p11. h1ng ht·11a """ thJn ht· \1 as "' hen hl \Ii!\ )\.I ••
ANGEL NOTES -~t" ··~o., Tany ~ .-.a \ o..-· :>' ,,..._ ,, ... •,ni.1 h"\ttuo ag•1rt~t rilf't'""'
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e9e ~\' 0•• •"O \ S'9rm D•V•' l ·•I Witt, wflO .,a~ Dt"•" ~.,,Hf'' tig '"0""' ac.u'~ "".J$,C .. ..-ml
' ., \ O'"'t' 040. "'U e &elf \WJl(:'h IO pllefl
O> lio e\ Ii gn• ·~nae• J•U. L•zertt• ••~ WI
'O•"' 0"" N 0"\04• l)f"Q ..wO'•f O o~t #1ff\ tN dub
~o .. ~ .,.,. .;»am~ T,,.~ AnQf', ~ -,1"' ....,.. m
=•~ •·r. o_· i\ •· OI' ,.,, 0-. lt'M De tfle
D•t•tot .:· • •• t "'noee1r,, roo, ~ •19f\'·..,..,...,.1 Ott
""'°"t'\Oa• Tada aunt• l O o• o.a.i.nc1 tecft
.,, 111 ,. •• p1 tdic'r that ~ 11u lrn>I.. lor Yuu "an 1
Atbletlca ·•tarter Da•e Stewart pondera ln tbe dn•oat fol· 111 lx' Jhk iu gn out and pitch ltl..l' wl -lhl' ..
Ttrrf O.nr l 0 0 10. one \"Ortl!OO ...
Wt0u co~· "~•c •o ...... , ,,,, O•O •or llooale ol
t"f V e• .. l"\0'1Ct'\ r '"f '"' ·:: nn1ng .... dOve
'C .,,, r,gn• 0'" 4 9rour,o Da ... r l'W' mtOO&e af\CJ
lo DC atroftC, but loelnc oatln& to AftCela Monday Dl&bt. Johnn' ~a' ,trol..ed one to right c1r-w .io ,,,,o.,.ng •ooo "'II o.o ~ of a
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TIMMONS, U.S. MEET SWEDEN TONIGHT AT UCI. From Bl • •
In fact. Timmons· on-the-coun
explollS ha\ r ano"'ed htm to 0 \ er-
shadov. l'' l'n K1rah "hen the FIVB
tabbed him the MVP in the ·s~
Ol~mp1cs.
·· 1 "ao;n ·, c,o sun· ahout the mo' l' at
firs1.·· Timmons admmed ... It took a
1,1,h11l' beforl· l felt comfonable there.
It took llml' to adjust to the pos1t1on
and ad1ucot to the pla~ers beside mr
.. But thl· mo\ e "'as made becauS<
WI.' 1,1,anted to start our next best
player. I "as fleXtbk enough to make
thl· mo' l' and the tram has benefined
fro m 11. I hope:·
For thl' lirst timl' 1n Sl'\era l 'ears.
T1mmon' has n.·matned relatl\l'h
injury-free. As a result. he has been
unstoppable at times. aided b~ hie;
move to the outside
.. .\t first. I had more time to
da~d~eam because the pla~s don't go
tliat 1,a, mulh ·· Timmons said "I
<,t1IJ-h1t qutd that has been m' bread
and butll'r I "<>Uld ha'l' to <;a\ that I
ha\1' mack a ~wo<l ad1ustment:··
.\l'tl-r lhl· mo' e he earned the
honor-. of ~1 n'>t \' aluablr Pla\er of the
l 'i .\ C up IJ st ~ear. notching 32 kills
1n thl' t1tk matl·h against the Soviet
l n111n T1mmon' had a tournament·
high Ht.\ l..111" for the .\meticans.
lk<ipttr thl· team·s second-place
1in1\h 1n l uba"s ~ORC'EC~ Zone
{ hamp1on,h1 ps. Timmons. f~ling
\Umfortahk 1n his ne"' pos1t1on.
1':lrnl.·d \1\ P honors there. too.
.. When I rame on as coach (In
14!!5 I. he.> "'a'i a m 1ddle blocker. The
""itch ''as kind ofhke asking a right
tieldn 1 n ba<.eball to move to stton
.,top."· Ounph' said. ··T he transiuon
I\ d1flicult. and II took ham tame to
fel+comfonahl e there. He dad tt for
thl' good of th1· ll·am The mc"e I
think. 1,1,as good for htm a., "'ell ··
H1ghhght1ng his "81 campaign. the
l '. team·s top outside h111ers. Ttm·
mons and K1ra1'. shared team MVP
honors. ·
Though rarel~ used. Timmons 1s
the pos~r of an excellent j ump
~ne. 1n add111on to being rated as
one ofth.e premier back ro"' hitters 1n ·
the world. Dunphy said.
·· .\fter the '84 01~ mp1cs. '4-e had
certain holes to fill an our nanang
hneup:· Dunph~ said ... In 1986.
I outside h11terl Pat Po"' ell reured. We
had Doug Pante. who was read~ to
pla~ but v.-as a middle blocker. so 11
was decided that Timmons was the
most capabk to make the trans1uon:·
The lone lo~ point 1n his carttr
came durina a post-01~ mptc tour-
nament in Korea. suffenng a dcvas.-
1·
lJttnti l.nrr 1n;un J tr ar of the
patdlar tend.tin ·of1hc n ght kne-e. It is
a i.mall m1raclr 1ha1 the big redhead
1,1,as e'er able to pla~ 't>lle~ ball again
He. in fact. shocl..rd h" doctors and
coaches 1Ahen hl· returned at fu ll
\pt'l'd tn June Of ·~;. JUSI St'\en
months after his datt' "'11h mortaht'.
.. , "'as luch to rnme bad. from the tnju~ the 1,1,a~ I did ·· he said ... It v.as
\('rtous. but I was able tu regain full
speod 1n a shon ume ..
T1,1,t'he countries "'111 be rep-
re'>enll·d in 'olle~ ball dunng the
Ol~mp1 ., .\II 12 a,rl' capablt' ol
"1nn1ng tht' gold-mrdal. T 1mmon<.
said
.. \\ e ha' t' been through a lot of
1,1,ars sinct" the "84 01~ mp1cs We ha' e
pla~l'<i all the teams 1n that "'tll be in
Seoul this summt"r "c 1..nov. which
team can pla~ with us. and all tho~
teams are in the 01) mp1~:· hr said
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Oakland
Minnesota
Kansas City
~ WEIT.,.,,_. '
" L Pd. oa Lii ..... -• .., 61 39 .610 7-3 Lola l 29-20 32-19
S4 43 .SS7 Slh M Won 2 21-21 16-ll
49 49 .SOO l1 3-7 Lolt I 25-24 24-25 -~h
Texas Chi~o
Seattle
48 SO .490 12 M Won I 21·27 26-23
44 S3 .4S4 l S'h 4-6 Lost 1 24-27 20-26
44 S4 .449 16 3-7 Won l 26-26 18-28
39 60 .394 2l'h 4-6 Lost 3 23-26 16 34
New York
Detroit
Boston
Milwaukee
Oeveland
Toronto
Baltimore
EASTDIVWON
S6 40 .S83 M Won 2 29-18
SS 40 .S79 1'1 3-7 Lost 3 28-l 8
SS 42 .S67 I 'h -l().-0 4 Won 12 32-18
SI 48 .SIS 61'1 S-S Lost 3 · 28-23
49 SO .49S 81h 4-6 Won I 26-23
49 SI .490 9 S-S Lost l 23-24
31 66 .320 2S'h 3-7 Lost I 19-28
M .... y'1Seern M&ell !, Oakland I
New York 3, Milwaukee 2
Minnesota s. Toronto 4
Chic.,o 61..Seattle S
Boston 2. 1 eus 0
Only pmes scheduled
T•1'1GUMI Oaltland (Davis 8-4) at~ (Win 7-9), 7:3S p.m.
Milwaukee (Aupst S-3) at~ York (Rhoden S-6). 4:30 p.m.
Baltimore (Tibtis 4-7) at Cleveland (f~U l~). 4:3S p.m.
Kansas City (Leibrandt S-1 l)at Detroit (Monis 7-11). 4:3S p.m.
Toronto (Clancy 4-J l) at Minnesota (Toliver l·I). S:OS p.m.
Seattle (Bankhead S-4) at~ (McDowell 4-8). S:30 p.m.
Boslon (Boyd 8-7) at Teus (Guzman 9-1), S:3S p.m. -.......,.---.-G ....
Oakland at Altpla, l :OS p.m.
Toronto at Minnesota, 10: IS a.m.
ScattleatCbicaao, l l:30a.m.
Milwaukee at New York, 4~p:m.
Baltimore at Cleveland, 4:3S p.m. Kansas City at Detroit. 4:3S p.m.
Boston at Texas,· S:3S p.m.
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WEST DIVISION
27-22
27-22
23-24
23-2S
23-27
26-27
12-38
Deqen
Houston
W L Pd. GB Lit
S7 40 .S88 M Streak
Lost I Heme Awa~ 2S-23 32-l
S2 46 .S31 S1h 7-3
SI 46 .S26 6 ·s-s Lost I J0.19 22-27
San Francisco
Cincinnati
San Diego
Atlanta
Won 3 28-2 l· 23-25
47 SO .48S 10 S-S Lost 2 24-24 23-26
4S S4 .4SS 13 S-S Won I 27-23 18-31
New York
PitUburgh
Montreal
Chicago
St. Louis
Philadelphia
34 62 .354 221h 3-7
EAST DIVISION
S8 40 .S92 4-6
S6 42 .S71 2 S-S
50 47 .SIS 71h 4-6
48 49 .49S 91/2 3-7
44 S4 .449 14 6-4
43 SS .439 15 6-4
M .... y'1Scott1
San Francisco 3. Do41en 1
Philadelphia 3. New York 2
St. Louis 5. Pittsburgh I
Only games scheduled
Won 2 16-31 18-31
Lost -3 32-16 26-24
Lost 4 31-21 2S-21
Won 2 26-23 24-24
Lost I 24-25 24-24
Won I 24-26 20.28
Won 2 2S·21 18-36
Today's Games
Doc11en (Hershisher 13-S and Belcher 7-4) at San Francisco
(Mulholland 2-0 and D.Robinson 3-1 ), 2. 8:3S p.m.
Cincinnati (Browning 8-4 and Biruas 0.1 )at Atlanta (P. Smith 3-10 and
Mahler 8-9). 2. :?:40 p.m.
Chicago <G. Maddux 15-4) at Montreal (Man inez 11·7). 4:35 p.m.
New York (Cone 10.2) at Philadelphia (M. Maddux 2-1 ).4:3S p.m,
Pittsburgh (Drabek 8-5) at St. Louis (Cox 3-S). S:3S p.m.
Houston (Deshaies 7-6) at San Diego (Rasmussen 7-7). 7:0S p.m.
WNDelay's Games
Dodgen at San Francisco. 7:3S p,111. ~ .. · ·
Chicago at Montreal. 4:0S p.m.
NewYotk at Philadetphia. 4:3S p.m ..
Cinci nnati at Atlanta. 4:40 p.m.
Pittsburgh al St. Louis. S:35 p.m.
Housto~ at _San Diego. 7:0S p.m.
MIMIY'S lr• .. ctllfll
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AmwtcM LAeWt NEW YORK YANKEEs-Plectd Mille p._.i.rulO. tllirO t>awman. on ,,,.. lS·dav dit·
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.., IO llW »-.o.v disaDled list.
,OOT9ALL ....... ,.....LaWt RAMrWeivtct Nolan Crom""", salt1v IUFFALO lfLLS-519Nd Jim ltlld'ltr and
Joe Devlifl, offtnsi..,. linemen. CHICAGO BEAltS.-S~ Mlkt Tomczak,
~. CINCINNATI 8ENGALS.-Rttta'8CI Sft¥t Dklllnson, safetv. Gordon Brown, running badl; J9ff lttlnkt. Offensive eno, Paul Hlcl<trt. "9Ct1tic1t.ar, and (hr1S Tl\afChtr, oftenslvt
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cornertieck, on 1niur.o rewrt Wal¥9d loris avrd. safWIV. •nd Tom Olivar, CllflMI..,.
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Dew Cadi.-n. oftensive rac11.1e Sl11nte1 Trov .....,., lineM<ktr. 119HC)ENIX C•ltOINALS-Rtltaltd Ktnntelv ......,., Stt¥t Se!ton and WIMit lrown, •·
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ll JavHan 12. ~rll. Cale:avecchlt 11. Sltvt Pelt
1•. ~'" Jaco«>sen 15 Tom Kitt 16 C.arv Koch 11 Frtd COUO!n II Pavne Sl-erl
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24 Mark O'Mtere 25 Crail Stadllf
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• " ••• 11 IO LtsA11911H Valtflzl8 L,S·t 9 3 3 5 3 Crews 0 0 0 0 0 IMl'rlfldac:t Oowns W, 10·9 9 S 1· I 2 I PB-Melvin Umoores-Homt. Harvev; Firsi. Cr•wford;
Second, lonin, Third, Oevidson. T-2 SO A-29.941 .
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3 1·Sevlll MC CW!llle 1211 111 • SNllll (Olllricll) 111 S Slllre CMnl Cllulll 121 t Slrul UF <'._,Ml 1• 1 ..., Gondllllr llrlnUftlllffl 111
I Trottw ~JGMal lit t 1<1Memo11 Cilldlr (Kerr C2ll 1• 10 ... Setllm C/MMIOll) 111
11 Kllielll RYder CKwr ( 1)) m 12 RL Mntlc Werrlor (t'roctor (2)) I It 'II Alill Slllf'et (Mlite (1)) llt
a-G¥lefld D. McAlalfer ' L.aura SNnwo 1111tv
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ho Clalmlne Prb: :.:t I IMO 0 ..,._ ( l >-2
2 . Flletl OvMltv (~) H
' Hletl Tide RllJ (~l M • HolmlWWd Huatll ((Ir .. ) 0-1
5 lrllldV N Geld CL.ewlal 0-1
6 ,.., IUcll Cflllcll C"-'•> I0-1
1 RK ·-( ........... (NeMoft) 1·2 ..... TID8 .. --oldar ... Ill ..... MM> 0.,... IM¥ wtn IMt, loella lol.t9fl rltN back. H .... CIU"71C* lr°'*t IMt Mir. LOlllJlflot: ..._y .. eGU).
n.o llACS. J5I varctL Pine: 11.-
AllowMCt :tvo ' ~ I PwfKt Arr..,..,_t <S:arllDUl •1 2 Fest -sm.1!1"\JOflttl t-1
3 Miftlt Palamn ILactltVI J·l
4 oi.mono Jtt Plietlt I Proctor> t-1 s Hot o..ner llavtonl 10-1
6 CllNO Slloll IG¥<1al J•l
7 lttaf Arrow ITrNSUrtl S-2
•IAL AaltOW ""'D effort In ~.
'AIT SMASH lli9Nv rtNl'dtd rUMll', °" .... MINK PAJAMAS fill well In ttlla IDOi. Lone-1110t: CHIA" SHOTI.
THCMtOUGH•IDS ~TH RACI. 6 turione.. PurM: SIS.000. Maiden Clalmlne 2vo Claimine Pritt:
m ,000-21.000. I Stconcl lime L ucll. v I L.atnClarll 7 • 2 2 Duarn LiOlll IAfvaradol 20-1 3 Glad LMdtr ICaaranon llll 6· l
4 Miiord Tom (()tgulnl 10-1
S Cllens Dewrl Sone· ( T Oflll) I S-1 6 Cllromt Silver tEstraelal >·I
1 8allV Car Roed· IVallnruela) 20-1 I A .,, Of Obit (Corral) IS-I
t MulClt ICHJnd <Pedroza Ill> S-2 10 T'aoer Horn (Proctor> 10·1 11 Erin's O.IC.. (Fer"\ndtZI I · I 12 ver~IHes (Oeiahovnavtl 6-1 13 Syrian Sun God (Furfon11l 2t-1
1' Crafrv Valltv ll ladll 20-1 IS Ernnt (Valtnrutla (2)) 15-1
16 Kalaaou ICastlfton 1211 lt-1 SICOND T-. LUCKY WlttCI to dMr rel.
old 111'0 L•mberf rldts. MUSCLI 9CMMO lies
OOOd series of dri"1 10 crldll A llT Oii oel8
llOod IOOk in wlOt ocien httl. L.On91110t: CllU·
TY VALLEY.
T£nY
TlllELL
,.,,. 1tAC8. I 110 lftllll. l'W1r. ··-Slartw AlllwllD ,.,. & ... I Nlelol Ollda (Kerr) 15-1
2 Llato (ilull) s-2 J lold COlllllCtllll CD1lat1U1MYtl t-1
• ~'' Lea N.· Rov llandlrnl It-I 5 Fast U.. Cllacal J•l
• OrltMel Wav 1Flrftlllda1l )t-1 1 lold Trol (Glmllft) 2t-1
I """"'9t'I l""'9 (Vallftlualal •· 1 UITO 110 ,,,...._ to 1t111 count, mild ""'9
cNllCe. PAIT Lft "" llulllne Cerev 8leck lo· ride. OIU9NTA&. WAY wllla flit INre of
racet at ttlla ttwl. Lonestiot: M9MMSM ~
llXTM •AC8. 6 lurlOnOI. PurM: 112.000.
Maidall M' UP 1 Nllllra Tlmel (llecal 7·2
2 Tt•M ROid RUMll' (St'<lllt) 6·1 > lolllWM (CellWIOftl 4· 1
4 R-Cr°"9t (OrtfN) 20-11 5 Ho1Y MMM 1981 (landlraal 10-1
• ~ Twrf ccorrao 6· 1 7 FMll <Tallll 1t-l I Gem'I ,..._ (ll'ettonl IS-1 t fllllnvl (Flrftllldall 10-1 10 No JolNn (Oomta) I · I 11 Quick To EUlodt (Pldroaal 5·1
12 Calltomle Cowtlov IF191Woal 20-1
Oll88K TUltl' Ulted lo Nin advent ... and mutt lie tefMd, IOUNDl..811 OM to fear
lhould tOP tatt«. NAIKllA T!MmS eodS bllnkara tOftietlf. L011911\ol: llOW CHOflN ..
S8VINTM •Aca. 6 112 furlOfteS. Punt:
SIS,000. Malclan Cleimlnl Jyo ' UP Cleimlne Prict: 132,000-2t,OOO. I Tuff Goin IAlllertrl 20-1 2 Puntlfll (Petton) I· I
3 ~ (Corral) lo-1
4 Gololfldo'lna I! atraoa I I S-1 s-Varv Dollllla (PtdrOH) >·I 6 Ken IC.tttv IAlvaradOl I · 1 7 Ll1'1 .. mtllno ceaaan) 20-1
I TlllrtV Kevs IValen1Ullal S-2 t Gr"''' Command ICn tanonl 15· l 10 Quick H Lucitv IOr .... 12)1 20-1
11 Hot""'9 Ltft (0r'"8 (I)) t · l 12 RHllv Clauev lllackl 10-1 13 Pi.en !lower lDttellOuasavtl . 20·1 14 ... son To EUIOdt IOnllvtrOI) 20· l Is VICCI I Patt«sonl I S-1 16 ha! ~ IDtlallOuUavtl 10-1 Vl•Y DOUIN.a lf°"°'9 In last atlll atlll
dost, -ns nod. 'nmTY KIYS 1tts weltlflt
brNll lodeY, strOllll <011lloda1. KIN KILLY
tin ..,necl <ft8Ck In al to date. lt.Ofl9lllOI: ""'""'9.
,.....,.. RACI. 6 furlof9I.. Punt: 115,000.
Cleimllle J¥o ' UP Clelmlftt Price: 116,000-1•.-
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~ •ACI. 6 112 lur1o/l9L ~ ••• Clalmlnt flllls & marn >vo ' .,, OllrNllle
Pra: m .000-10.•. i I Moat Orametl< !Corral) •t-2 ll\llOP'I RMUtSt ($1temtl) •
3 Commltllt Glrl <Henson> 0-• Sr. Morita (Lamberti .. , 5 Luna Nltlvo IPedroral 11-l
6 Tamtulla c0r1 ... 1 •• 7 lold v.... (laatl .. ,
I Pandalla <laaanl • t t Ralte You (llKA (Ill .. , 10 VlndolMda (Vallnrutloal II-• 11 Emma Nola (lleck 12ll I0-1 12 Etarnel RMton Cloddwtl •1
RAM YOU lint call for lledl, '* .... fac:lfll toutfltr. IT. MOllJTI wratlc """* ...
abllltv llut fltttt ~lltn<Y. IOU) V'8eM taltnltd. Rut ... lazt INV lie IN ........ Ill
loueh llNI. Lonesnot: IMMA MOLA.
Ta.mM RAC8 I )L)6J'TlllL~lll.Tllt Oranet C-'Y CtntentNI Stakft )Vo ' i.-
Grav G¥Clntr IOomineuarl It-I 2 Stralfofd Eaat (Valtnruelal IS-1
3 SNfv ( .. It (2)) -· •• , • lold Cruwcler tOrteval 20-1 S Keeomtlnalltchts (Castanon) S-2 6 Pratmint!lllV (lAmbtf't) 6•1
7 LNlft (FtrNlldtzl I• 1 -I~ NIU.. (IMIQ,) I t Dl1tan1 Par !Corrao · t-1 10 Kllallf (PtdrOl8) 10-1
11 Dr lraclV llaat (Ill J·l KllMllNSTITCHIS lactical IMM end win IOvt tllls oval. lhlrP Warren wn. lltAPY rl<tf'lt claim it DICk to prooer ..,,.. ..., fe<llll toutlltr. Oil. MADY needs M1P at tcralclt tlmt. LoneWf: CAGUllA1'ATW9.
ILIVINTM RACI. 7 ""'°'*-PurM:
'6,500. Clalmlnt 3vo ' UP bred In Calltorllla Claiming Price: suoo. I Cutting Lint IKarrl 1 .. 1 2 Nani• Tam (PettOft I Ill 6·1 3 Stladow Run IE1traelal 0-1
4 IC.hall Tiit Cha• (A"'aradOI IS-I 5 Mr Director COrteeal .. , 6 PromlM To Taltv lPMrozal 20-1 '
1 Home Run Haro ccorran S-t I Tulare Gold llovl 20-1
f Oon'• Trvat ICn tanonl 4·1 10 lutn Chico lllack) t-1
II RNnv HOOtfUI (Proclor t I· I · 12 Per11 Jr ITOhi• l2ll IS-I IJ Saf'o Star lTOhill 1111 20-1 14 RUiing Position (Patton 1211 IS-I
NICI PLAY: Llato IStll race). NICI laT: KMPmtinsllldlft < lOtft race).
BOATING
Hollywood Park horse racing· results
LIOO ISLE YACHT CLUI Antdltitft af Or-C-.fY Yadlt C1uM
MONDAY'S anuus ILMI ti .... y ......... ....._, ()I TN let ,. EIN "" -Scrtte!* -• Otne•"t L-.0• 19'eclll UO .At\O 11.,. L_,,.,... Sir Htrrv L9"111l,
Pohl.Ctl """"I'°" , ... 0.... ,, .....
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f•ST aACll. I 1. I• "-"'"
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SA80T B -Rem~v Cel"l'Ollttl. NHYC SA80T CI -1 8iH Werd. lanie COrintlllan vc. 2 LI• Rousser. LfVC; J Tom Hamilton, NHYC, •. Hilary Altlers, 8a~ llland YC
""° II•• 8"'e<' C•OU!ftO lltl-
AOO'OM:n AIO•• fitrfOl\ot Jlilf'91.111 ....,... '"' ''4.il~O.l\
...... TN .,_ ls-I 1• A·c..-Ltct• L•lle< & lolo Lt Entr• ~ OAtL Y TII~ II S 1+1) .....
13"60 ,.,. '" ' ,.... Ttmt" l,IU ""° .... o.-1 c...... J ..... le SIWllTM ttAC•. • ""-NINTH a4CI. 1 1 ,. -Turf
SAIOT C2·-1 Julie Twlchttl1 lfVC; t Menov McDonnell, Lf"C. 3. Ma• SPoontr. BIVC. •: Oer. Mtshi, LfYC
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lllCOMO aACI. I Moll
v...,, ·--..... ~ S<rt tCllH" -U •XACTA t•·fl Nk1 UI•
0.-ll-IOll•<•H .. I UO HO J ..
F .... ,..,.. .. ..,._. (Mc:C••Oftl J IO J JO u Wf•• (lleclll >OO
~I il ltc• 1 UO J.• JM WM \ltl>ll ll>Nnovl\O .. I •• >Al
J 1111 ., °'""' •S.-f ... S.v H1un ISolol• •oo , .. ''° ri-'*.l HOI o-••or '""-' . uo 110
SJ DAIL T ftft• c.-t·fl NIO U9 JO-
. S'lllBOT Cl'.._· l Katfe Ptl11mort, ICYC. M1'~~~~;lS~hlll ' IJ!'JI 'IP;nt •AC•-I Mioe Le''' c"''°'"V cs•-• at 1 oo J Jt
Alla •en lur•"°"'Nlltl. •"""'°"'' Leet¥ ~TtMI
• T"".'9 I fO I
• Al\O ltt11 0. ~lo, Aly K....,,
Pt1•m-. JulU.ero. L-. lly If¥ •
Anclonl liue. "'"°' lton • k rtlctleel -SENIOR SABOT -1. Hervev Htlvoraon, LIV(, 2. Greg Rvs, LIV~. 3 TJt· Dtlwlllll Ruslv McOoNIO, LfVC. end Muri Munson.
""° llen 11,.i>tvt< CO<>Ov•l•.-Oro Oue•• E .cuw ,.,,. 11•-9l1..a•191"•nc ..,,..,..:,·• ""'"'' I~ tt• •OO '1 •aACTA LM I N ici IHJO ScrtlC,,.., St<tl-Fir ...... ..._. sNXXCTrfP'lOl ...--m• -
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•1 ... ,.o "'"' •t •""""' lo<ltt\ "" --·· ,.... ttlt . .O •ltfl 1'1 ••""'"' ll<lll\ (fiW __ , N lO \SJ, ... 40 •1th ntftf -~ tl<Wt
lt •elll --1. Pa..i '* .. •llll -.... ~;"o::,.~:'c~~~: 10 .: : • ! : U llXACTA ll·SJ Mid UUO lllGttTM aACI I > M ... \ Tun =~! ;~" .. ..:;:' .::~·.i~'? llo. NOf'mt"CI ITOf'OI ISIO .. 0 SfO SIXTH •AC•. • ,,..,..,,,.. W•!!t< Ot .. \ IC.r¥-I 1 .. ,_ 1 11) • ·""'""" (SllW••ll 110 t10 A"-"CC 11-M.il>AI H-S7 .. m L'9CJY L•T .... 1~1 UI, ... lM C-.rc... Prtnc:1 rstzrl 160 ·~ •• ., ~W\. S<f'I'~ U 'O" fr f'I (Jt• .. .. · ..
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IOXfftG. • ;~. . .. .• frotl!:. ~ · .·. .: ":..·· ._ ... -Boxer with a mission
(at !Miit ManWt l ...-. . h • h . LIGHT HEAVYWEIGHTS -, Koi. H•vta soug t 1Q J>CrJ?CtUa.k -';'>Vaf t e o/ears t t k t 1 0 1 (Himtl1>91on Beach) de!, Doc "'>lldiv-lHawelian "'aS that of.an mternallOnal,r~·Oft a , s a vs on rac a Ga~~~~L~~=TS _ Richerd ~~rco i'srand S<:a!e among ,boati:.~n the SeaS! J I -
(Hunrineron lffc:lll KO'O Jamn .Ft>ndtrson and not a land·bo1,1n<t 'l;ia1tk amon~ th 1 0 d t (Baldwin Pt<kJ, lhird round . -• •. cJe\·er faW\'CJ"S in the COurthQUSC • • w1• --Iioun v1·c ory LIGHTWEIGHTS -Genero ~llal!Ot'I IL'OI · r · k. ·.d . . . . · ' A~l Otf Jo~ Mos~ IMe•lco CiM. 1( "1par;i~. S31 · · · , ' . -~ rounds • lXsptte the prosp«t df'faetng',he· __ ..._ -
SUPER FL VWEIGHTS -Pa.ul lion11_, catamaran .. a smaller boet . with Gonzales' left abs <EHi Los Aneewsl def Javier 0 111 IP'otdfet • b"I" w ~ brt • t NegrH. Meaocol, 10 round\. greater maneu\'er3 l I~ iUl'4 ;,la lly. _ ---
cat ~•> a spokesman for the Me~uty· lay lethal combinations FLYWEIGHT~ -Ric11v .1tomero <Torrence> Boating Clu~ of ~~cltlahd .. Ntw:· _
round unanlmoua dt<•SIOll (Romero now 1•·0, · J • 11 def R•mon Sohs (~~mol•POI, Mexico), lC· Zealand said thev wore ttadr. to race: keep roe off balance
Solis now 14.3.11 . '"The Cup has alw~ nvolved ---· ·
BANTAMWEIGHTS -Mloue1 Juarez <Ace· sailing challenges betwttn similar PUtco> KO'd Htctor Diaz (Sonora. Mexico). bo b h · d h d .:...i ~47, seven111 round uuartr now IS· 1-1. o1a1 ats. ut t e JU ge as or er~ us to By BENNY RICARDO now 2s+1> .sail. and \Ve are ready to sail.
TIMMS
O.vts C4llt -WOllLD CWICMW YMWINALI S ..... 4, ,r_. I
(~afS..Y's~)
~ts Wlllftdar ISwtdtnl Oft. HtMI Leconte.
6·1, 6·1. 7-5; Kent Cartason <Swtdtn) dtf. T!'llerrv Tulasnt 4·6. 6-l. 6-J · ·
mismatch or not.'' Peter DtQr"ectny .,..,,...c. ... , . .,, '
of Mercury Bay said. . This man is on a mission.
But Dcbrecen}. reached in San Paul Gonzales. the skinriv kid from
Diego. -ad'ded: '"ll ifs a mismatch. it the streets of East Los An,Cles was ft
) wi.11 des!r~) .flt\!:. ~uwre of the Ameri· the Ir vi ne Marriott taking care of
'oca s C'up.'. 0 -• •. • business. before l .47S boxina fans.
• TonrMi'fchell. a spokesman1'0r trfe Gonzales is on a mission and let no ~ii America 1r-oul) wtric~ is sponsor-man stand in his way. for he is sure
ing the San'.D1c:go t'utry. called tKe that a championship belt will soon be
dccision:a· victory •for the. American -his.
d<.>Tc.ndeiis and.saiditis group i~ ready Monda\' night it was Javier
to, race. ' · , · · , · ..... ··Suzuki" 'Diaz with a 40-13 record :·~.et s_get the.~ats i~ the wa1erand who was tl'yinJtO sidetrack Gonzales sa1~. ·Mnchl'n said. . · -· from his mission .
• Me~c~.~ :ea~ disregard~ the Gonzales went to work right away. 1':':!~, Amenc~ ~Cup custom of sa1hna 12-working his classic jab to the head of
MMllt ,... meter. ~acbts. vt-sse1$ about 4S feet Diaz. Gonzales at S-feet-9. had a nine-
J•mm• Connors 1u.s.1 def. Andrft Gomez long at the water hne. The club asked. l ncff height ~dvantqe over his oppo-<_Ecu•dor>. 6·l, "' lC.onnor\ •IM 150·575· :':instca'd. to use bpats about 90 feet at .. vomez win• s2s.2111 .h · 1. . . ~Sa . nent. .. ·, t e wat.er inc and tnSlSku n Diqo . The.shoner Diaz fired body shots
accept 11-s diallenge sooner t1'1~ .l 991 and led with his head costantly. ~:ttw.t11;xt da~e unde~ the tr1cht1099I Aware of his opponent's tactics and
" "formula ~f racin1.cv~l)'_four y~rs:. the'danarnofhavinatocontend with
. · Meanume .. the ~n Diqo club said so~body's head leads, Gonzaln
quences of punching an opponent's
head. Brokt'n hands have been a pan
of this man·s career.
But this is a wiser more mature
Paul Gonzales. a real pro as he went
about his business. The niJt!t ended
with a unanimous decision for·
Gonzales as he improved his rttord
to I(). I. .
Gonzales' face was unmarked and
he talked as if he had the eneray to ao
ano.ther I 0 rounds. Paul is on a
mission to wear a championship beli
around his waist. '
Gonzales does not have any
preference whose belt he takes. he just
knows that he will rake it. The tape is
ofT his hands now and they are
swollen
"They'll be all right in a ~'!"eek." he
said. "I ve fought three ti'tnes in lhe
last three months. it's time to take
some time off and do a movif."
The upset loss rn Houston WIS stiJI
vel) much in his mind and he uid, ··rn nr' er make this mistake qaia of
fi~ting in my opponent's home town
with home town people as judan. I'll
ref use to fight . let them suspend me."
-tl-Wouki ~l'ld ~ \fw.N~ amnd bepn 11m1na fo C o IZ.
challenge by rac1"1 I'!, Its ., newly wtlo sometimes appeared to be even
Gonzales even without beina
asked. commented. "I'm not
apoloaizina for not knockina this
man 9ut. a win is a win and I'm on my way o a c m ion 1 ""--'=-"-===
What hap~ns after that? ... After
I've accomplished everythina I've 1et
out to do and I've given soiMthina
beck to boxina. then I'll ao bid to
school and bttome a lawyer, 1bat's
what. I want." said Gonzaln at he
kiutd his family members.
de~elopcd catamaran:-• shoner than S-fttt tall.
.,._ .. -· . .Mercury Biy had ~raued that ~!'.: .. . Except for the m~ddle rounds it was DAVIY'S LOCKD ,....,. ._., -7 Di~o should be hel~ i~ ~ont~mpt if II all Col'lzaln. pumna tottther com-Doa••. 214 ant1tr1. m Mmcull9. 11 ....,., 11 • am~ at t~ s~r)~~& li~ in a boat binations and b:.':fsin his left shoulder rock II~. 14' catic:o .... ,,. MM Mal, .. • not hke or Similar tO the Chlllens· ta."•nd off• .. -of n..:--
ma<lltf'ef, II lllut ..-cfl, 12 .............. ·-ht "N '7~tand .. '" Uft; ~ 1eu1111n. n 111ue .,.., 1,,.... ....,,_, 1·• Y1C cw~ · • Go~zalnknowstoowdltheconw-
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atOCAJUce.ater Bad vibes at Win wood's concert A blend of the dmic and the contemporary will ll~t tbc ,..., ._..y !ft'in tbr 111t Orantr Couafy P11twmhi1 Artl 11 LUI ILAC'KWELL malfunction 1ha1 •-as 1mpouiblt to be right "ith the world. "Higher LOH' ... rrndrnns tbtm near-
Ctnttt. .. .. ._....... fix. or whotvtr was on tht sound I\ unit tenabk. TM Kason will incluck thitt Tony Award-winnina musicals -board had no idta bow 10 funntl If ~ou ignored thr distonion. the · I hi.11:nded to the encorn-''Badt
.. Carntlot." ''f"addler on tht Roor• and tht most recent reripinn. Fiftttn thousand pt<>pk WCtt as-Winv.ood'seipt-piett bind into pop concrn rtached another f:alane when in the High Li tr .\pin" and "Gim~ ~phtn Sondhtim's "Into tht Woods." as !Wll u a revival oftht half-saulttd b\· sound Sunday riisht at tht music. The problem v.·as appattnt "iny,·ood mo' ed to 3 ~ arand Soml' Lo' 1n· ··from W1nwood's tttn-
ctnlury-old "AnythinaGot1" and a musical biCJtrapbyofEtvi1Prtsley. Pacific Ainphithtatre. earl\. but if an\'One did an} th ans the piano and in a blue spotltlht touched aie da~) "tth th~ i>t>nttr Davis
"Carntlot." with Richard Harris PQrlFl)'lftl Kina Anbur. wi11 Ste\'ie Win wood. the pown-up resu'll "as onh ·worse. the chords to the un m1sta ablt Opt'n-~ uroup _ from thr rrar of tht loF
open the stason Nov. IS-20. A new national tourina production of whiz kid with the perfect rock ·n· roll I kept thinking. Ma~be it'SJUSt me. ing of "The .. L~" S~rk ol' High ~t'ct1on 10-,!ol'l' 1f1he S-Ound improved.
"Fiddler." with lsratli actor Topol (who staned in the movie venion) voict. and his band problbly soundtd :"'o. m' friend was presstd into tbe Heeled Bo~ s from is da~ s wtth It "as not a) loud. ofcourse. but was
htadins the cast. is schtdultd in the sprina with dates stilt to bt fin'e through their monitors. But out back of her seat as well. 1 looked Traffic. A~ding a t~umpet solo to tht 1u!ot a' d1~tortl·d.
announefd. where the rest ofus sat. the sound was around and saw people coverina their SOl)I . "orkcd · perltctl~ as did the· Fu nil\ I hl· '>ound "as fine for tht Sondheim's updated fajry talt. "Into the Woods." will run March so badlv mixed. so distorted. so ears from lime to lime. The fifth sons t"'n.§Jtion intoan?.t~er .~affic classic openi ng an. Juhnn) C'lcg . ~d .
. 7-12 and will include a ''who's who" of characten from literaturt'• overbeannaly bassy and so loud we of thr niiht. "Hearts on fire'· from the lnstrum1:ntal Glad. Sa' u~i.1. an l'\l'1t1ng. h1ghl ) pohucal
mostfamousfables. "EJvis:AMusicatCeltbration,"witlprofilethelife had two choices: leave. or try to Win"ood's ne". :·Roll With It'' Rt'tuming to the prrsent. t~e band band from !wu'1h .\fnca.
and career oftht lttendary kina of rock and roll from May 30 throup screen out the noise to apprehend the album . "as the proof .• The tune 1s chal'Kt'd into Winwoo<fs current htt . Th_l' nc\t Ja~ a spokeswoman for
June 4. sheer talent at the center. built on a pumping'. memorable bass ... Rofl With It." a !>Ong " hich can tum Pao1~, ..\mph11hcatrr said there~ Windins up tht Broadway Senn will bt tht venerable "Anythina This was no fa ult of the music~ns. ltne. It disappt."Br~d 10 a blur. a . concen into a re' l\al ·meeung'. . 'omc pruhkm)," 1th the bass ~nd
Got1.'' stamna Leslie Ugams, to bt presented from Stpt. 19-24 of Russ Kun~d 1s <?n~ of the ~st1cst Win>'Ood spent the first pan of thr Fittingh . thr i nc~aVng di~onion · ~oml· J1-..1onio~. ;rnd plactd tM cnme
1989. ,. drummers 1nrock n roll.bu.this~ sho" pla~ing relatt\el~ ne" tunn: dima~c:'.d"iJhtht'finalt"o s.ongsof \\11h \\1n"uod'>l>l•undcompany. The current Broadway series will conclude next week with "Can-dru~ thudded through Wmwood s · 'including his Michelob obhption: the set. the hm "\'all'ne" and The~ ou~ht.w bt· arrt'sted. Can." openins Tuesday for a week's e~ment. A .. new .. Georae classic tenor hke a water buf!alo "Don'f 'You Kno" What.the NiJ.bt , ·· ------:-.-. -' ------Gershwin musical, "Strike Up the Band, arrives nellt month for through bam~. Both the ~ss eunar Cltri ·oo ... Hr see'med fo good 'spi.nu.
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ARIES (March 21-April 19): You'll overcomc delays.
some disillusion-------~"""""""-~-.;.,,_ ment. broken prom-
ises -goal will be
reached. views will s· YONEY be vindicated. Clari-
fy. terms. show you
are not without .al-0MAll ... lies. Stand tall for. a
principles. •••••••iiilllliiiil• TAURUS (April .
20-May 20): Open lines of communication. display
J)9Wer. deal with 'people in positions of authority. Older
man helps ·Obtain needed material. perhaps funding.
Invitation to special event includes travel.
GEMINI (May 2 I -June 20):. Financial s~tus of
panner or mate commands attention. Focus on interest
rates. percentages. loans. mone y held in escrow. Know
when to let go of losing proposition. Romance is in
picture.
CANCER (J.une 21-Julv 22): Get to hean ofmauers
· b~ being direct. b~ stating your intentions in fran.k
manner. Focus on marital status. pannership. public
image. fresh start an new direction. Lucrative contract
offen:d . . 4 ~LEO !Jul\ ~3:..\ug. 22): Focu's on m~s.
andudangastrology. Fresh employment opponunity pl~ys
role. Choose the unonhodox. relv on element ofsurpnse.
't'ou'll be quesuoned. tested, perhaps before the media.
VIRGO(Aug. 23-Sept. 22):-0iversify. mak~ inquiries.
prepare for creativt" -endea~or. possibly journey.
Emphasis also on romance. emotional commitmef!t..
Written message rnpable of dtrectl~ affecting-your '
destin'. Percci' ~.
Both vulnerable. South deals.
LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Check sour~ matcrial. be
positive concerning direct quote. Attention centers
around home. property. safety. security. basic values.
Older individual. perhaps parent. provides added
incentive.
SCORPIO (Oct. 23,Nov. 2 1 ): Re.ad and write. get
ideas on paper.-communicate with special member of
opposite sex. Shon trip likely to involve relative .. Be
analytical. be aware of basic motivations. Gemini pla ys
role.
SAGITTARIU~ (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Emphasis on
budget. family. possjble purchase or sale of art object or
luxul') item. Special anniversary will require Jift and
diplomatic approac.h. Money picture is due to bnghten.
Complete televlelon Hating• In 8undeJ'• TV Piiot.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Moon in your sign
highlights originality. per,eption. intuition. timing. Wear
bnght colors. take 101tiat1ve. realize circumstances will
changr in your fa vor. Pisces plays paramount role.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): What had been
ignored is now revived. could be stepping stone to
progreJS. profit. Ah old ledger figures prominently. took
behind scenes. check attic. library. Capricorn plays role.
Actress' special claim to fame
PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): You'll finish project. _: • s, h·ia Sidney. a fam ous actress
individual who had gone out of youc. life w~ll return in before ro ost were born. still tums up-
dramatic fashion. You11 win valuable allies and tum in on TV no"' and then. Old films. new.
outstanding · performance. Activities are wulti-After World War II. Asian ·en ...
dimensional. . · . \rcprrneurs lhen beyond lepl re-.dl ''l.F JULY z7 ·15 YOUR BIRTHDAY current cycle· topkit.ut>onthemselvestodepicther
spotl ight.s significant change in life style:home could be exquisite beauty on condom · pack-redecorate~ or you could actually move. Marital status agcst wh~h the American military
also. subject. to· cha~ge. You· gain most ·n~w th~ouati popularized around the world. No
d1plO!'fl&Cy -matenal you have. ~n seeking wdl . &e other face has been .. so widely p~act1C'8lly hand~ you on prov~al sdver.plattes:.. Anes. ·circulated in such a manner. Libra people play important roles an your hfe. You could · : ·
ha'e unus~al mark on forehead or face. Nov~mbcr will Q. Ho"' rnme nobody puts up
feature ach1 eyement. money and love for you an 1988. statues of famo us PfOPle in the parks
anvmore'? together an a lineup. . ~. Face· on a statue -of a human .
be1 ng looks ghastl y when lighted from ·\ maican · 1 ndia".ls . fought each
ground up. Like a midnight TV other from the beginning. _true. but
_spook. Secret Is to light it from abo.ve.. t~e) .ge\·~r .llQ$ted CilfTlP. guards at
Hard 10 do an parks: . · naghl ·until the Europeans showed up.
· · · · E\'en then. it took them quite awhile
Ho"' much of your town's· fr.al to catch on. Raids after dark by the
estate 1s tax-free? Repon is abo111 half earliest whites rarely failed.
of Boston can be so deScribed. · 1 h n. R k r. 11--If. · . , o n· u•. oc e1tttn was se -
Poli ce arc finding out they can' get conscious about tipping. Too much?
pos1t1\'e idt>ntilicallon more rea~ily if Too little? Never could figure it out.
the:\ walk individuals-suspectsand He wound up holding an open
1nnoccnts -past witnesse$ one,.1t a handful of coins and letting the tippee
tim e ins ttad of posing them all · decide how much was right.
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• Ilka,_, auto, olr, ,.._.,.TOYOTA IUP .. A ll'it Clircu1011on. publlsNct In INI Ktion.I TN lflilopfndll111t "'p<OMCtlon 9!:1=AJ=c t•. by tho follOWll'll tOI OOjKtlorltotNsp«ICICWland If YOU AN ACNOITOf'
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L-··E :ro o· w .,. .:r.::.-::::Orig hor Jut(2t7""f.Ugulf2, lli:W1"""1;e hiidCinAUOU8f T:"::~....::: INWIT...UWHIMOf,i MO.CAll101. in S.Ctlol'I 700 of 1t1e -~~ ---I . 11. 1NI 17, 1981 •t 1:•5 P.M. In 10 fNCI • lolOwa: howtl '*-10 ... fl'IY hlrtd IF VDU OIJlCT to· -''oMM CocM .. ColilorNO. '_:.,.. ___ f • 'M JETTA Mi10Q OI T22• Dep1. No, 3 IOc;lted at 100 "AttiCto 4 Aociuiotlon of lll'ld oftlaed IN SOii of IN wonting of IM petition, Yoi1 The I-tor llllng ClollN ...
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• --~ OU""FYING •• "58VW8uo"'8'oo.31HP MmOPNTITIOll O•Wlting of tho petition.~ ditlol'lol UM Perrfttt ..... Clarll ---~-cwti "tions .,.;fth IN coun ~ YOU MAY lXAMIHf. IM
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JOIE CRAVIERO .. "°"' 1ttorney. • ,_,1, --ond •-• --)'OUl'ciolm.ittllfteCOl,ll'tlll'ld octmin!strator. ONt 1111' with • t c1e'd+tor1 1nd conl•ngefll IF YOU AAE A CRE.OITOA ...:or'"....rncio fuol ii·--~ ""'"'4 mail a copy lo tfllt C*90fW 11'11 court wltfl proof 0t ...
JIERRY. TROST • door. 5 spd, ,..,., !oeded. ld•IO'f, •no ~IOfil wt!O or I cOl'ltingent" uldllOf ol --" I c-f9P'll0l'llotfwe 1PP°"tled b)' vie. •• wrmon ,....,.. •IOI· t _ .1 t MUST SEEl!t! 17500 ""Y IMI other-inll!ffled 11\e O.Clllld. you muot till' - -• .... tM court Mtf'lln '-monltls 1ng ttlOI you Oesiro 1P1Cio1
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........ • ...... _._.. OI MAAY C. F'OATINE. fillO .,., ... 1 CWI)' to tf1e per90tilll -_ ·--.. -OfNiiliiCMf ouonc:.of"'""9•prowldld _.ioryllltdapprolsemonl .. ' ._.._ • ...,. .... known u MARY FOATtNE repHll'tOli-...oppoirllld by di-;'1'19 otld..,;'.;; ol TO tlll I 11'9 In eoctlon 1100 of 1M Coll· •a111....e1 cw-of.INPl!i-
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• 2828 HA•BOR BLVD.. •• known II ANN WLEN ••Pl•• p ... or 10 lour monlha p s ~!.~.I 0 n 13 .I1 e . credilOl'I. and.,., ...... wttO llll' lctiPC by Ille COUfl. II )'OU _ .................. CA RING De appelnlld II pet• lfom the dlte ol Ille tieoring •O<:A ~'-" U00 -may l>t ottllrwiM inl9i'Mfell lll'e a .,__ lm..ated In 11fW
• COST A MESA t '°"'1 rl'pr-t1tive to IMI-noliced aDOYe ._..,....,._ In ttle .... cw ...... cw Dotti, IN •toto. you may fill' with PuDllollad OronglJ Conl
------................ min1sterlhe.Slaleoltllede-YOU MAY £JI.AMINE Ille tcw COOCU•l'«ll ..... °' .. °'JOHN WILLIAM COVE. IN court a formal"'*'-' DOiiy PllOt Nt-t 25, 2•.
-----Cl'Oe'll lile lcopt D)' llW court. II )'OU CohollC ~·w•,r•a•• 1nd AKA JOHN w. COYE. JOHN tor 8pclol Notice°' -fll.. Ai.gull I, 1918 ftaJC Jl)JIC( "'81.IC NOTICE Tl'I• pe111+on reQu•lll ori 0 person tn!l!aled 111 t!IOICW V9hido ~ .,... tie COYE. A':«> JACK covt. Ing of WI ~IOl'J and op· --.:..:=::..:::::.::=--l---'-='"'"""'"''--+--'~="'-'="'=-...,,-,1 --:..::==.."'"""'---!+ au1n0<11~ to oam1n11t11 Ille tht nlite. )'OU may· tile with lt'Wll«I or °""*' by IN A p.tt•tion 1'111 DMn. tilld praiMll'lent of eilote OIMI•
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.onca 0# •72-3505 ... ance ol ~ters n r>rO'llded QU!fl<I to 91V. nocice to Htale unele< the 1no.o.n· the court • lOfn'I .. ~1 Plonnong COncri'illolon °"the b)' OLENOA ANGULO 111 1!'19 cw of lnY oetilion cw occoun1l------,.,..,,--
Dtl80LUTIGM 0.-Copies ot lfle cont1ruc:hon 1n .Section 700 ol 11'1• 1n111nted person• unlnt dent Admornstrohot• ol E•· l0t Special Norlioe ot the fil. ~ ol IN .atanct.dt Ml Supwo c-t ol CoMtofrN, n provided In MCllOI) 1250 Pia.IC CITIC(
PMT-11• pl1n5 may De porc:NIMd 11 PfODlle Code ol C1~lornia. Ille)' ha .... we1VICI nollcl OI Illes Act (Th•I 1Ulhor1ty al-Ing ol 19 •nweRIOf)' lll'ld op. '°', ... ~n T··~.~~ 2-~~I: C-1)' o1 °',~· rl(fl.lellO· of lhe ColilOl'nlo PrOhlol--.:..:==-"'-""''--
...... ~-_..,, . ., 11 b'll!""'"' ll'M! IDO .... addr .... l0t I "09• The hrne IOI hhf'i cL1im5 Wtil conwnlltd ID the prOPC)Mrd low$ ll'M! personal repr--p 1 _, ol ffllte cttMI• ,.,. ' • .,_ "'' Ing ltlot OL N .... ANGULC ,. ........ A -lo< -...... g;,;;;v-~..,.. Aichiid ;r.i~ relur>dlblll '" ol S9 00, Of no1 e•pire P"O• to tour echon 1 The ln~t lohve to IP• many ectiont ~ ~I any PM•hon cw KCOIHlt finOol'IQI elter duo l'IOllCO bt oppolntad OI Plll'90tilll ~ lotm;., ...,.,..... "°'" ltOTllC8
Woodbeck lli'iCI Denntt; K s 11 oo 11 m....O 10 rou• ed· montlls trort1 1ne d1l1 ol rne oam1....;trat1on autllOl'•lr ••M ••thout ob11onong court op. as PIOV>ded tn ..ctiOl'I 1290 pu1511Jll'l1 to o-""""' ropr...,..lot"'9 10.edministlll' Ille ~t ci.n.. NOTICE
fllcctlord hlrololOl'I dOlng dr.SS Make Ille Check pay. N!anng notice lbovl DI gr•nled un1es1 1n PfOvll. 8elor1 lolt1ng Cl!tlln ol ihe ColdornlO Prob9tl Code 5.chOn M091 and a IN ...... of IN dooldent. hilHlttt ...... , Al• ~SAL£ _
D\l"Nli unele< lhe locttllOUI 101e to HUNTINGTON YOU MA\' EXAMINE the 1nie•e519d per1on 111111 all Kl•ORI howevef, !he pet-Code A Requefl IOI' $pac111 putlliC "-11'11 II """°' tN TM patitlOtl reQ .... ltl ....., lor Pi•a I -NOllCI • llOfeb)' .. ,,.,.,
hrm ,_ Wld llyte of Ad· BEACH WET LANDS CON· f•le kept Dy the cour1 If you ObtKllOn 10 tn11 pehhon and s.oria• •ep<etenllhve is •e, No!ClfOfm lle-i.tlla "°'" ~I~ ... othlt Pli'· 1Ythcw•l1 10 lldrntntallll' IN GIJIMl .. -.... -.L..e pur-t 10 MCtiOflt, 3071
wa11t1ogeWffl.•t3l06 Mace SERVANCY , l •e a per10n •nt ... Hted '" shows good cau1e why the qu"ed to g•ve not1ce.,10 tl'le court ctent. ~.·,.-_, ..::..!'!.._ ~,! -.i. under I~ INllplno< E •· ...-.cait.ifllli-ond" J05 7'!.,flA.,t~SMl,,.eo.wot.,..,. r O. Cily ol Colla Mae. M1~ reqUfftl o< con-lhe estate, you '"'Y terv1 cou•t s1iould not grilnt tl'le 1n1e<nted· P1!"°'11 un • P9t•I-Grad)' F p-.. _ ._._.,., o.n1 ActfNnistreOon a-~ Orlll'lgll CO.t'I to... ....
County ol Ol'l119J. Slale of t1 ructoon p1..,1 ""''" tncor· upon ll'le ei<ecutor Of 1dm+n-~tno••I~ tnr, l'llve •ai\lld noloce or .IACK p,' AUllM. Al· hndongl IOI' WWlllng Of 0.-totn Act. !This author tty .. DOiiy Pilot My 15. 11, 22, 'Ufldl!'lignld, SANT A ANA ,
c .. itotn ... d•O °" tlle IO•t reel re1u1n address OI' •m-111rato• o< upon lhe II· A HEARING on Ille peh· consented lo the P!'oPOMd .., Mt °'"" P . ..,..,.., noal 11'1~ be DOMd on lows Ille po!'IOl'\Ol lecir-itl 11M TOWING oM11 ... Of public d•r 01 June. ,,.1, Dy P<Oi>er IMS. are subiect 10 lo1ney IOI tne e•ecutOI' or t•o" wol! be neid on AUGUST ec11on I Tiie 1n~l .-i=,. ..,... L ... 9UDll#ll1.i O'lidOnCO'" ,,_ tot""9 to toke many ICt-' Tf'Sa5Z5 ouc11on. at 1022 E.
wtll'IOrl"" ... dollOlve lhe UIO delly Tne Consorv1ncy adm•n<111a10t. and Me ""''" 1: 191! 11 1 •~ P ,,_ 1n edmln<St<aloon a.ulhclf'•IY Wiii leecft C..,.,..... ol ll'lli wtlolli record IO juSt!ly IWlll'ioul obloincng court rip-Chltttnul. SlnlO Ana. Cali·
portn9fllll(I encl tl!m•nlte caonot acceot 1npon11D1h1y il'M! court wllll P•ool ol Mf· Dept No J •oc11ed ilt 700 De gr1nleO unle11 on Published Orange Coal! lhe ulh1'1'11119; dectaion Any prov .. Belorel .. utcgcertain ftaJC .,TIC( lorl'llll et 10:00 o.m. Ol'I 1~, re1111091 ill partner• IOI' wen cl9!1y1. w•ce. 1 wrirten <l'QUHI st•T· C1v•c Cente• Ori~t West. onttrested perlOfl fflH an o,·1 P•lot July 25 21 Pl!IOfl 191'~ b:t !tie 0.-Kl!Onl. ~-Ille per-AuGUST I . 1"' !tie loiao.-
liie< .. n The SO.ti ol Oorect0t1 ot ong tllat you des><• ~•al S•"ta Ana CA 9270 ' ODJe<:hon to tii.s pel•t1on ..,0 Au' ~It 1 l911-· · C•$10t'I& ol lhe "°"""" cbm-IOROI repr...,,lot1ve l1 r• llOTICI OJ Ing dosc•ibed proplll'ly, lo SM ~'9 ll'lelulu<I the HUNTINGTON BEACH nohce of !he loltng of an +n· 1F YO\J OBJECT to 1ne ITIO•S gooO c1us.e-why tf\e g MTIAOO miSllOR m1y llPPIOi 10 Ille cttJlfld 10 gtwe notice 10 .uif'IJCATIOll TO wot 1115 CH£V liolflM •
..,,11 De conducled Dy Oennls WETLANDS CONSEAVAN-ve"10•J •nO 1ppr1isernent o! g•an1mg ol the pehUon you court snould no! 9ran1 !Ml · · C1tr Council 19 ectcwdoncl ll'lll!fflld persons un6M9 llLL A&.COMOUC 28TC4J1. 510"1 ol Call·
K Rc nerd. ~ wtll Pl)' end C'f •nerves Ille •!QR! IO , .. estilllt •~HI$ Of ot 11'\e pell-$houl(! e<ll'lef appeal ilt the OUlll0!1!1 "'lh the prOCl'durff Ml lorttl lhe)' hlW •oived llOIQ OI' MWIMClll I 0 r n ' • . v I N •
doscherge all l'-bll•hM and iec• 1ny l'...:l 111 bids h0fl$ Of accounts menl•one<I 11eann9 and s11te you• oo-A HEARING on the pet+· ,,...c; NQTIC( 1n T111e 2 ot th11 Code. · conMnled to lfllt pr090Nd 1/ta/11 1GICS1180Fl1310t5.
09011 ol lhe "''" 190 rec.,~• PuOl•lt'.ed O••noe Coul ,, Secl•on 1200 and 1200 !I ot ,ecl1on5 01 lile wrinen oDi«· 11on will De l'>eld on AUGUST Sec11on 13·177 Con· ect•on 1 TN 1~1 Townom It...., C~n: So•cl Ille 11 for tl'ia
oil mon>M pay I ble 10 Ille D;111, Pilot July 26, 27 28 Ille C111torn11 Prot1111 Code 11ons ••tn.11'11! court De10te J 19!1 11 t •5 P ~ rn Deot K•11M 11111on1. OtscretlOl'ler)' ldm1n1i1rallOl'I OUll'lorrty will MARIJ t;;~J!IJ P!.!J:po._Q( NliS!)'-iD8 lion~
hrm 29 30 31 A1.19us1 \ 2 3.•. Uw OMceill of • ..,,._ !lie t.tatmg 'f.our appelt· No 3 IOC•led •I 700 Civic FICTITIOVI IUl#lall }i_t;_ondlllOl'lol UM ~me\ b• gt •n11d-Unt•••..,..-1·n• SHOPS.~. lll'e~tO, ttle ...,..,.,..,,., . ._ I~
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.._ ,.__ 198! •. lhor1, AHOl'G:l.:lor ""1!· ilnce '""'~be' •n po,rl&> OI' ""' Cente< Ot"te West. ·San11 H.._ tTATl-l m1y De .wanted ii Ille· ••· tnll!fflld ·.a.-son '*""' on tf11t ..._ ..... ,n•n of Al!;;ottok and 1tor:r,, ':'or.:"'· ,.., ""'""' nol!Ce 11 ,...,.ay · ,22, ll!"'6in(I',-.. -.... --, lo• ,._ ~ 1 ., '' .., o< c ---· ~-· g....,, th•I Che u'IOe<sogMd .. .,., yo..i• •11 or"9y Ana. CA ' l'le 0 °"""'19 pet'IORI Qu;fe<'nl!lll OSI• Ob!KhOl'i lo tntt pet!liOl'I and ........ Conl•ol IO Mii al·• COlll OI -1· ng .. .., ••· ~ nol De rnponliD~. lrom I----------... Lake An...._, CA 1F YOU ARE A CREDIT QA 1F YOU OBJEC T to Ille Oo•;ii Du$1 .... I II SAMMIS Mun1c1p1I CoOe SKllOn fhowl g.ooO COu• why the «tflO(oc ne-.... 11 353 £. pen ... ol Mill.
11111 d•y on. '°' .,,1._0011_ •-re lllllC( am o• a cont•ngent cred•lo• ot g•1n11ng ot rne pe1111on. you NO TH GATE AS · tJ-3•7 .,e 111~. ond1cou11 shOuld not grant tile 17th St.. Colla ...... CA DIMCI tl'lle a;oin OoY ol
gitoon •ncurreo Dy ll'I• ,--. PuDllSl'leel O.ange Co1st che deceasea. you must hie 11'ould either aopear 01 ll'le SOCIA TES 11922 Fitch Aw-may Otl m.oe llUD;ICI to ouil'lorily 12167 IWllTI "•1·· On Soll' July. 1981
otl'll!I m 1111 °""" name °' '" MOTICI Of' Dallv P1!01 July 25. 26, 1ou• ct••"'.,,,. tile court 1nd he1rong 1nd lllie you• otl· enue. Su••• 100. ••vine. Cel•· wen conO•llOnl u Ille Pl.,. A HEARING Ol'I Che Pl!•· 9"r a Wine !Pub Ell Pl) IMTA AMA TOWtlOG.
1 ,.,. 1 AuguS! 1 19118 m111 a coov to 1ne pe<IOnll iec11on1 o< Me •ntten OOtK· lo<n11 9271• n1ng Comm1...on or lhe Cdy 11on "'"De IWld on AUOIJST lclin• .... llJOVT.un'
lf'le nerne o t ""' ... DIATMOf' MT&03 rtoresen1111ve a ........... nled D• liOf\5 *''" ,,.,. court De10te NEW £NGLAN0 MUTUAL Counc~ may deerl'l dnll'IDll' 10. 1NI al I•$ p M. in -0<-C0Mt P\IDl!lllOd °'Jll'COll Coast DATED AT 1122188 ,.._TLffl'f', MAHAii· ,........,. FE NSURANCE COM ......... , 21 HI Mc""'11 A. w-.cec •T nlY HIMIOfil ,,.,. cou•I w1tn•n lour montn1 1ne ne1,,ng Your aooe11· LI 1 • lo protect lf'le pu.,..._ · Dept No. 3 locotad al 700 Deily Piiot Jul)' 2t. 1... D@ly Nol Jul)' . 1
P1,1Dloshed O•ange Coiil AND°' NTITIOfll !tom U•e dl1t o! 11111 11-1nct mav be 1n gerson Of Dy PANW.I MllMChuM111 COi'· 10let1. or ~al W911or•. Crvoc Cl!lll! Oro ... Wnt, . Tm T211
0 p 26 918 ... anc:e of 1ent•11s orov.oed you• il!to•nty por1hon. 501 8o)'l11on. 10th Such condil!Onl !!'Ill)' tn· Sorel• Ano. CA 12701.
ally !IOI Ju•v . I TO ADNfllllTllt --re 11111([ '" H'Cl•DR 9100 ol tlle C1!1-IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR Floo•. e os1on, M15NCllu-elude. but"'"' not be lifn· tF YOU ...... ""'CT to Ille T22• £1TATE NO. A10ll• nm&. 02 > ~ torrua Prob•te Coot Tt.e o• • con11ngen1 C<ed•to< ol Niii 11 •led to. the follo'Wlr\g . grW11lng ol tl'ia p«itlon. you t o iill "9tr5. Denehc11rit1. Mo.,._ l•rne lot ,,1,.,9 ci.ims will not the dec••M<f you mull tole SAMM IS '+OATH FAEE-A. Compillll'ICI' wolh llPCl'h· lhoukJ lltf'* oppoJll' 11 tho P'taJC lllQTlC( cieO•!O•S 1nd conl•ngenl NOTICI Of1 DIATtt e•(llre P"D' 10 !our montns y0ur t laom ••I" 1n1 cou•t or WAY ASSOCIATES. I Cal!-CODI• ~I 1t1n-llelll''"I arid itote 'fOU< ob-
--'-""""-='°"=--jc<t<l•!O($ •n(! persons ... no AND Of' PITITIOM l•om !lie (!11e o• tne lle .. +ng pr1~1 ,, to lhe person11 lo<n•• oener•I parl.-lllOp, d•d• W'ld ·'Oll'il! IPPkobie )Khons bl' lilll •llMn obflC• DICI. ti:\ srandchiidren.
NOTICI Of' m10 oe o1'1e•••M •ntetntltd TO ~Tiit noticed •Dove •ep•eser>111ive 1ppoin11<1 Dy 17922 l-"11cn A--. S111i. ordlnonc. requir.,.....,l•. tiOl'll wotl'i IN C-1 baforo
91VfTATIOel '" 1n.e w•ll 1rn11or n 111e 01 llTATI Of': YOU MA\' EXAMINE 111e 1ne court w•!h+n !Ou• mon1ns 100. !•Vine, C1!ifornia 9271• e. Sl)llCltic:ollOl'I of Ille the ....,.,.., Your .,.,_.. OORIS DICK, 89, 1'8i-mori•I •ervlce• '°" -· l-IARAIET L F"RY AKA ... AR· ......... JACOI Mt ~ept Or, .... COurl ,, you fro.,, , .... d11e of l1r11 ,,. Tni5 Du11n811 IS con-hOUIS """"" tlW Du-lll'IC9 may Min pel'ICWl Of b)' dent of Fountain Val· will be hekl •l Christ
P•o1Kt RiET FRv """"'So "' .lllllN. •• A.J. ••t a ciersOt> 1nterestl'O "' su•nce 01ien .. s1s proYldld ducted Dy • general 1>91'1· may Otl In oc-r11ion. y0ur 011otney. tey. pused away July Lutheran Church,
17.01 A P91•11on n15 Deen toled •lllN. ANDl"I 11it est•le vou m1y tole Wlth ,, Sechon TOO ol 11'10 nersl11p C. Any Olb'll! Condl1lol'll IF YOU AAE A CAEOITOA 2., I~" 81 H,....., u-. 760 VictorU., C.C.\8
No11Ct1 '' hlrab~ g•vtlR 1hl'. o, BRAOL EV l ~RY on ll'le .IMlll .lllllN, the coutl • lo<mal ReQueSI Probate Cede 01 Calolorn<e Tl'le reg11lr 1nl com· gienetally opplicaible 10 Con· IOI' a COl'llintl"'I cl'9dKCtir o1 .J .vu -OU9
..eoled D•d• ••II De •llC••ved Suoerio• Coun 01 0•1nge -. JACK .-sUM lor Special Nohel ol ll'M! 1i1. T,,. 11me IOI' l•hno cllims ~ ~ed to t•1nMCI Dull· d•!ionol UM ...,mlt1 lcw the decti...0, )'OU '""911111' pita). Mn. Dk:k was a Meu at 1:00 P .M .
by Ille 8o1•d ol Otreclors o! Cou'll) •eoues1•n9 lhlt llTATI MO. •ng 01 an inventory illfld IP· not e•pore pt1or to tovr ""' unele< lhe t1ch11ou1 g11011ne -vic.11011on1. 11our clelm wctfl the coUrl or founding member of Tuesday July 29.
Ille HUNT INGTO N BEAC~ SA.I.OLEY L FRY btl SI)· AM41• prais.ement ol es111e 1ss.e11 montns lrom tile 0111 ol lhe OU$1nHS n1me °' RO!nff 0 An7 COl'IOlllOl'l9 nMded pr-I 11 10 The per~ the Friends Of foun· 1988. Jntermenl will
WETLANDS CONSEAVAN· pointeu ill Pe<50f'lll •eJJ· To 111 ne,15 beneficia•ies or 01 •"' pe11t1on 0t account hea<ong no1ocee1 eDOve kited ilDOVI on June 2'. tomthgeteOC)llntllll..0-• !9p!'....,lltive oppoinlad by ,__ u-~· ·La
CY. 9122 Cllrishne Or1ve, resenta1tve 10 1H2m•n111er t,,. creditors i nd cont1nginl •~-o•Ovl(J•tl '" HCl•on 12!>0 YOU MAY EXAMINE !he 1917 t1Rv1ronmentol ""9cl ol Ille Ille courl wilhli'l ltNf monthl toin Valley Library ur It n-.. uu.-wn
P 0 Box 5903 Hun1on9t0f' es111t bl ine decedef'I C•tditors and pe<sons •liO o! 11'1t CalofD1n11 P•ODlll hie kepi Dy the court, ii )'OU Tl'ltl stat.,,,.,, •OI hied uM from Ille dote of 1\111 II-and the Fountain Val-M~l Park, 192~
Ileen. C11tforn11 on O• Tne pttot+on 11ouesi1 miytMI Ol....,••M!•nte•ested COCle AReciuts11orSpec1io1 i re ii person 1ntl!ffled '" ""'tntheCounlyCll!ltolOr-Secl1on t3-e71 Con-1U011Ceoli.tt.,.01prOY'IOad leyHistoricalSociety; G111lcl" Ave, Cost•
bel'0<1 the nour1 ol 'I 00 autnoroty to ilOm+n•llOf •l'M! '"ll'lt! will o< n111e °' DOit. No1.ceto•m is 1v1111ole from tht 1111111e you m1y ftle ••!h •nr. County on July 01, d!lionl. Mornlotor7. 1n Secuon 700 ol tl'ie M
o.m .. FflClly, Au9us1 26. est11e unt:!" 11\e lndttpen-01 ,. NOE i:i s J .i.,c 0 8 lt•e ccun cier~ !he courl ;i t0<mol Al'QUfft 19 8 Tho IOllowtng condc110ti9 PTOllate Code o1 Colilcwnlo. also a foundin& mem-,--"-'"-· ==7'o----
1NI. lo< lh• restO•ltion .:.I (kin\ Adm•n•51••l•On o! Es-JESSEN •"• A J JESSEN, '1AMDIN9Ut0. •WILL. lo• Specull Nolie.a of Ille Iii-·--lhall be •mc>OMO on ... Con-Tne tllTW for lil'"I CIOlll'IS Will ber o r the H•ppy' -SHEAR
c;oMtOI we11ends located at t1rts •ct •"• ,.,,,. OE AS J AKE B cUftTII e •LIOll. At· 1ng ot 1n 1nwt1R1ory 1n0 op· Pu1>11sf\ed Of•noe Coast d•11on11 Uw Perm1t1 9rW1tld not ••PH• prior 10 lour Home.ml kers o f EDNA SHEAR,--~ •ookl'lurst Sueet ano 1>1-A f'leil""O on the P<ll•l•Df' JESSE"' a•a JACK JESSEN ICWl'lefl lot l'etltlener, 11 pratwmenl ol Hllll 15Mll D11ly Pilot July 12. 19. 2t. purllllll'lt to lhl1 Atlld• !ftOl'llhl llOIPI tfllt dale o1 tM f V ll nd ~
Clfic Co111 H.gn ... 1y '" Ille ... 11 bt ~e1d on AUGUST 10, A pet.hon ,,,$ oeen hied Goldion "*• °""· .... or 01 any P<ll•toon °' eccounl Augutl 2. 19111 A A5 ol Jlll"iulll'y 1, 1991. hfff•ng noticed oDOve. oun\alf\ a ey, a away July 23. llJ88.
Cit, ol Hunl•nglon e11cn 1988 •t , •5 I> M ,, Ceo! Dy E EL .. INE WINSTON ,, 400. L ..... llHc •. CA ... IS prov1de<l 1n sechon 1250 T205 no lk:oholic ne-aoo shall YOU MA\' EXAMINE lhe a member of the Joy Stu.-was born in
Clili!Ofnll No 3 41 700 C•wC Cent9" tne Super.or Coutt o! C1h-Puo11sned Orang• Coast ol Che C1hforn11 P10D1l1 be tl•MM0)'9CI within five feet Ille -9'11 by Ille court. II you Visitors., a member of Erk.art, low•, ~-
The pro11e1 .nc1uae1 ••· D"•e Weit S11n1• An• CA •orn•i count, otOiinge ••· O••lr P11o1 Jui, 2s. 21. Code A R<lqunt l0t Spec•Oi Pt.It.IC ll)Ttcl 01 Ille cMtl r19"lor or lhl ore 1 oer1on intorftlld 111 Grace Lutheran ber 1, l90I . S'-waaa
'.'.""' •ooro11m11e 1• IF ~au OBJECT 10 ,.... ''' H ' ' ... -··-· ·--·"'''"I ...... ........ I~ • qutST•n!j 11i111 £ ELAINE Au9u11 I 1 otoce orm1s 1~111 r.,.... ''" ....., tne11tol•.)'OU""1•-'""' Ch h f H 10,000 cuDc y1•d1 or '"•· 9rar1r.n9 011ne pet•t•on you WINSTON Dt BPPO•nled 11 '4Tut01 1ne cou•I cle<lt .,._.,.. COUllfT't coole1 wl'ilch w11 par· lhe cOUft 0 IOl'll'llll FloQuoOI urc o uni· rl'Sidcnt of Hunt· ..-.... ..,o constru,hon or $hOu•d e••lltr 1ppe1• •t !,.,. person•! •ep•e~tlt•ve to 1--..,.----,::=,--•I ,1. kolt .,._., Al· IUf'INOit COURT m1nentty 1lti11d pro IO IO< Spec ... NOllCe of Illa f11.. ington Beach, a put 1 n It 0 n Be a c h .
...,,ci1om11ely •OO ll"e•• ne11"ng and 111te you• oD· i am•n•sl er '"' e!lillt! 01 tne P\.ILIC JIJTK:l ..,,.., .., ,.. ... ,.,, mn rotCtwlc C....., J1rcuary 1. 19111. _ ~ ol.,. 1n~w .. l nCLIP.:. membef..of-the-Foun---'luvi!d' mother Of __ _ ~ ot Detm A l•1te porl•on iect.on1 or '•le *""en ODJet· aect aen! lotilth .....,... DrfM;, SWto DrJ• -8.-No ....... -OI oiccllelic p;.,Mmll?I of Oltote well . V II W , of tlW ••c•vlt,on w111 be ill i.o,,s .... tn 1ne coun Delo•• Wl't-----~....-ca--...a-._..AM. "-.... shall be made °' 01 any potitlOl'I °'account lain a ey . omen I NOHiin..• E. Dudley of
OI' bilO'W thf' e .. sh"9 w11er 1'1e fiii''"9 You• '•rpear-ne oel•l•QQ r'e'auests MOTICC TO Puo1>1hed Orl"ge Co111 CA. anta from 1 d,,..,..,, ......OOW. as P•Owidt'd.,, IKliofl t250 Club, American H°'!t Huntinaton Be-a~h.
IOOll! 1ntt"""•y t>e •n oe•sonO<Dy 1utno"t) 10 •'dfi,,n15te• !htl CMDJT°"I Daily Pilot July 19. 20. 26, Peilhone1 JEAN LOUISE C No·oicohohc"-.... ol the Colclomlfl PTobele Program. and Ameri. -and c-.• ~ene L. Sheir
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TUESJ)AY, JULY 26, 1988 2S CENTS
Bat,y's drilg· death not Qlurder·
By JONATHAN VOi.BE
Of............... •
A Municipal Counjudae th~ out
murder chargn Monday apinst a
Costa Mtsa couplt whott 2-month·
old baby died of an apperent cocaine
overdose.
Handicapper Terry Tur-
rell picks thewtnnera of
the Orange County Rac-
ing Fair tonigh! at Loa ·
·Alamitos Racetrack./84
:Nadon
· Reagan opens dopr to
talks with Iran over
hostages./ AS
·1nda
Advice and Games
Bulletin Board
Busjness
Clasaffied
Comk:a
Entertainment
Optnlon
Police log
Publ~ notices
-Sports Weather
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Bomeeclltion to be
aftllableln racb
. Beginning Monday. Daily
Pilot readers who buy thtir
paper at a news rack will be a bit
to gtt tht same edition rectived
by subscribers.
The change in strttt edition's
press time. from 5 a.m. to noon.
will give the Pilot's editors and
reporters more time to concen-
trate their resources and efforts
to producing a paper that will
contain today's news today.
Current issues of the Pilot
will be in news racks by 3 p.m.
Monda) through Friday. Satur-
day and Sunday edi\iqns will be
in the Pilot's racks by 6 a.m.
' Instead. the couple were ordered to
face much · lesser charges of child
endangerment and drug use.
. Judge James P. Gray ruled there
was insufficent evidtnce to charge
Gilbert and Stephanie Delgado with
murder stemming from the Septem-
ber 1986 death of their baby dauahter.
Movin
intoH
duplex
-a battle
Cit ref used to Issue
occu ncy permit
until trees planted
By ROBERT BARKER
Of .................
Donalic and Clarence Hunt arc
doing battle with city officials to have
power and gas turned on at thtir new
3.900-square-foot duplex. located
two blocks from the ocean in Hunt-
ington Beach.
The house -tile dwelling of their
dreams -was completed nearly two
months ago. But there's definitely
something m issing.
The Hunts have been doing the best
they can to call the place their home
but without power or gas being turned
on. that's d ifficult.
The 'problem. Donalic Hunt said
Monda\'. boils down to landscaping
requirements. specifically how many
trees should be-planted in thcside and
front yards ,at the tWQ;stoJ)' stn&cturc
on 21st Street. · · ·
Cit~· officials have delayed a
certificate of occupancy and
prevented the electricity or gas from
being turned on because the Hunts
have failed to plant trees.
But Pat Spencer. the city's re-
dcvelopmt'nt director. said laie Mon-
day that the city's position was a
mistakt' and tesuhed from a mis-
interpretation of recently rewriuen
codes.
Spencer said there was some con-
fusion and that the Hunts now mttt
landscaping requirements because
the\' planted a tree in the city-owned
parltway in front of their house. A
minor problem involving din piled
against a wall of the house apparently
is the onl\' thing standin& away
between the.Hunts and a certificate of
occupanc~. he said.
Hunt said the power and gas still
hadn't been turned on Monday.
(Pleue aee llOVIJllG I A2)
Stephanie. ·
The death "truly is a traaedy." bul
there is no proof of maliciousness to
sumrt the murder charsr. Gray
said. Thc)udge said it was .. with somt
1>leasure' that he ordered the
Delgado's to stand trial on the lessor
charges.
Gra~ o~dered Gilbert Dclpdo. 24.
and Debbie Delgado; 22. to nand trial
on two counts of felony child cn-
danaerment. possession of cocaine.
possession of cocaine for sale .-and
pos.session of marijuania for sale.
They were ordtred to appear in
Superior Court on Aua. 5.
Debbie Dclaado is frtt on SS0.000
bail. while Gilbert Dclpdo 1s frtt on
SI 00.000 bond.
It was more than a ~ear after
Stephanie's death that the Delgado's
were arrested. Initial coroner's re·
ports had attributed the toddler"~
death to sudden infant death S) TI·
drome. But thret months later. tests
revealed · cocaine in the baby's
stomach.
The parents . were arrnted last
October at their Costa Mesa apan-
ment. Their 4-month-old son. Gilbert
Jr .. \I.as placed with has mattrnal
irandmother because authorities al-
leged he \I.as It' ing in the· same
environmt'nt that led to the ~oung
girl's death.
Dcput\ D1s1n c1 .\ttorne~ Rick
King atreged during the couplc's preltmina~ hearing that tht' couple
used and sold c~a1n( in the presence
Two~ Beacb llf~ ataad watcb. near_ one of ~ ,..g;.p O.t0 _..,_
wumn. beacb-&oen of conta••utlqn
cauedl»y ~ .•wace ~pill. · .
sewage spill-keepS beach-.
closed pending test results
By ROBERT HYNDMAN °' ...................
:\ Laguna Beach sewage spill will
keep a I .()()()..foot stretch of beach
closed at least through Wednesday
morning as county health officials
check ocean water samples for siins
of conta mination.
T~e county Ht'alth Care Agency
obtained samples Monday. but lab-
orato~ test results are not expected
until Wednesday afternoon. said
Robert Merrvman. the county's di-
rector of envfronmtntal health.
.. It was a minor spill. but we cl<>SN
the beach anyway as a prteaution as
we always do:· Merryman: said.
"We'd rather be constrvath't'."
Merryman said water samples will
be taken again toda} to determine
ho \!. well the sewagr is being diluted.
The spill occurrrd Sunday morning
following a power failure that caused
on · aux.Hiary pump. station to spill
from 30.000 to 40.000 gallons of raw
sewage into the ocean.
The station. located at Cleo Strttt
atop the beach bluff. normalfy pumps
sewage to a treatment plant near Aliso
C'retk. Without electrical power.
howe"er. the stwagt overflowed and
spilled across the beach and into tht'
occ,an.
.\ 1.000-foot stretch of beat h from
St. .\nn ·s Dri,·e to Sleepy Holtov..1ust
south of the downtown Mam Beach.
was dosed to sw1mmer5 and will
remain closed unul tht Health Care
.\gt'nc~ determines no threat 1s posed
to human health.
Southern Caltforn1a Edison
spokesman Jim Kenned~ said the
Sunda~ morning power out.agt' that
led to the sewage spill was caused b)
the failure of an o'erhead conductor.
Electncal power was lost at about 6
a.m .. but v.as rc.-stored b~ I p.m.
Sunda~.
of thf 1r children and were aware of
the nsh involved.
Se' en grams of cocaine-:-no ia.,
than partaclei. of sand -were found
in tephanic·s stomach. K.Jna nner
pinned do\l.n how the dru& milht
ha'r L'nll'fl'd the child's syslftn.
"'hetht'r on a bottle a spoon .Oii 1
ruuntertop
<In \tund:i' John B:.irnl'tt. dtfmd-
1ng !>1t·phan1L~ Delgado. attacked the
rnronl'rs rt'port and Krng·s failure to
(Pleue aee BABY08/Aa)
seniors·
project
inCdM
tabled .
Sult threat promptsi
builder to Withdraw
I plan in surprise move
By GREG llERltX °' ....... ""' ....
The de' eloper of a controvcrsiaJ
senior care facilit~ proposed for
·corona del ~far surpnst'd evcryont
\1onda' na&.ht b~ v.1thdrawinJ tht'
project less than an hour before it~
scheduled to be reviewed bv the
:--.;C'wport Beach City Council. ·
\fa,or John Cox said ht was
handed the request for withdrawal b)
EmeraJd .\ssoc1atc5 at about 7 p.m .. a
half hour before tt\C mtttina began.
Co,·s announcement of the
v. 1thdrav.al drev. checn and applausie
from the more than 50 residcftu who
turned out to protest tht S..()()(}.
~uare-foot fad ht). which ~s to be
bu.tl_i.,at the c9~er of Hazel Drive and
Ea\t ."Coast H.~wa}. cu~ntl) the .
s1tc--0Hbe Mttlg.1>yna.sty ~L
.. It's JUSt an unrcasonablt pro}C'ct
an<i the' I Emerald Associates) a~
parent I~· sav. 11 that wa) .:-said Lcn
Seltzer. r ha1rman of Nel&hbors to Prc-~rve Corona del Mar., Tht
c111zens group v.as formed 10 fisht the
proJCCl. ~1embers of the group and other
residents v.cn.· concerned that tht
prOJt'Ct v.ould c·au5t' traffic and safc1~
problems in Corona del Mar.
Th~ residents also argued that
appro"al of the project would have
been a '1olauon of the cit' ·s ~neral
plan because the plan lacks speafic
butldmg 1ntens1t~ standards for the
s1tC'. The ~roup threatened to sue the
cit' O\N that issue. ~ccordtng to Seltzer. the gtneral
plan argument 1s \I, hat promptt'd
Emerald .\ssoc1at~ to withdraw the
proJC'Ct.
.. The general plan was defective.
and our attorne\'s wcrt abk · to
con' mce the Cit~· .\ttomc~ that it
(Pleue Me S&POOU/ A2)
County fair races
off an . running
at Los Alamitos
out-
for job in Sacramento
,.
ly JONATHAN VOi.BE
JM .. ..., ......
: The Ferris wheel is eone. Newport
&ulevard is no lonler jammed with
motorists tryina to makt their way to
lhc midway. bUt tht Onnac County
°Fair is not ovtr.
-Instead of sbowina animals, tht em~sis for ~ next .l 7 niabts. -
-«PAnina aonipa& -~"'
lt-tm. .
: · Tht Costa Mesa fairsrounds are
without • hone racina facilitin, ;i,ouab. so tht fair lcucs tht Loa
Alamitos Racetrack and runs tht
OranF County Racina Fair. ..
"Its the onlr, niP.t thoro\llhbred
racina around. • said Jill Lloyd. fair
spokeswoman. "We make somt
money and put it back into the
operation ovtr here."
Lloyd said the fair. which is owned
and •r.ated by the stale. made about
$400.000 hroualUbt racinaJair lasl-
ycar. ·
M0tt money could bt madt if it
wasn't for tht fact that -in'Uoyd's
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'By PAUL ARCRIPLEY
Oftli9Dllr .......
In Washinaton D.C. ht was
praised by Vice Prnidtnt 6eortt
Bush as "ont of the mOSI resoecud
conpnsmtn on Capitol Hill .. and
b\· S~ker of tht' Houst Thomas
P: 0 Nt'ill Jr. as "ont of the most
skilled and artkula~~ of ~ m1nGritytn tht "°"!'· ··)
But 1n Sacramtn,,/' be was
. · labeled "an ruremt rilht-winecr ..
wbose 'oung f'C'C'Ord was "out of
step with the ftthngs of most
Cahfom1ans ...
So tt was that Rep. 0.n
Lungrrn. a "nsmg star" 1n politics..
nickered out an June whcn the
Cahforn1a Supreme Coun upheld
the state Senate's rejection of his
nomination for state treasurn.
Sen·ina tus fifth tmn 1n tht
House. lunp-tn 1s fhc months
from untmploymt'nt followina his
dtc1sion to fiaht for the treasury
post rathtr than Sttk ~lection to th~ 42nd Oistnct that indudes
most ofHuntmgton Beach.
:"obod~ e~pccts Luntren IO bt
out ofwor\ fpr Iona.
First elected in 14°78 at tht •°' 3~. lungttn slowly establilbed
himself as a COftll"'SSl1'an wbo
could get things dont in dllc
Omlocf-alte-rontrollccHioua. de-·
spite his creckntaats as a Aauada
rontrrvat1ve.
· (PIHH Me LUllOm/AS)
New evidence ·delays.revenge sl•ying-trial
Prosecutor hands detective's notes to
:.. defense attorney In Mesa murder case
Woodsmall dtclined to diKUu the
contr11t of tbt noin. but dden•
attOfW)'1 Jotl W. Banach and J. T oey
~said they~~ lo tum~~
them, . "I think additional invtttipton'
tvi*fttt will e.d '° ~M>Mntt ow ditnC' 8anK'9' 11id. Jucter Laais A. Clrdtnll a;olaiized
to 11te 12 junJln. who Md -bled
11 Khtdaaled at SuotriOt COUft in
Wtmni..-r. and lln tettt thnn
home few' two dlyt..
'Wihon. 47. " emm;d~ !dlfty Molloy ....., tbt dly befoci ~wnto..,...iacwn• --.. .,_ .... _ ' ,,,
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sick yard.
She -believed tliat lier ...... scape plu wu approved 1t tbe time
•loril witb lier-....... ud tbot ""' Jll'lC"Odod to ....... her ........ Bc:nJamina Fiai1 tree, . plumeria,
azaleas. and olhrr ""''" omamcn-w~ she said. . ,
She also made a wrvey1 Ille IOid, of
homes. on her aren ana ~tx
found that II do not bavc trees. ·
"It hu btto --by quiie a
few prople io plant tM tree or trttS.
and tMn after we obtain the
ctnificatc of ~pancy to d~ them
up," Hunt told City Counc:jl mem-·
btrs. "Jhis is not riatu and ii one of 1he rtasons I wanl to punue lhis issue
further .. But in~ doln., it denies '1't
1hc ab1 l1ty to !?Avuaaps and ekoctnci-
ty turned on.
Hunt SS, and her husband, 62.
recently moved to HuatiftllOn Bacb
fro m Burbank. But she was born in
Huntinaton Beach and went to
elementary tchoo1 in the city, lhc
said.
Her rclatives, 10i~t.ck 101 put-
grandfa ther Alva GOodwin Everett. ·
\~ICrt ttsideftts oftbe city, the said.
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Clanace ud Dolllllle BaDI like tlaelr a.W" dapla la Baa~ •••c:=:.-· 11111 llaftl llad to ftclat Illa city to lettlleli ... ud tyta.-DD.
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:.Fair afternoon.-sktes expected ~ • • I
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'*.,..noon ••todlrMrd ""*4•••·....,. both.,.• rlngl from 1M tow JOI,_ tN t111atill le W. mid IOI .........
Lorwl tonight .. be In tM IOI;
Wl14:1rtr,'wlfldlol 12 to 11 knots• b10W through tNkiner _.... ......... .,.ernoon end evenino ov." s-IOol-Ind• 1-taai llDUthWell llWIK. Night 91\d morning low ctoude _. tum to
MOltty ..,.,.y .n.rnoon ••. . 8outMrn c.Mlorn61i mount-'n .,... will be pslty c:bldY 1n ._.,..noon end ft9f*'O houf• with -=-tt.-ct ~.....,.. •
~W9dl~y. FWor1 highlwtM beln IM I09, IOwlfrom 52 ..... . .. .. -·· E>Mert•wilt be parttydoudV wlth-1diltv~ .-noon Ind t¥W11na thun<*lhOwlrl ttltough WICIMldey. D9yl wll
continue hot ·Md hulNd. NorltMlrn ~ bight wtll ,.,... trom
100 to 110, k>wl from 70 to IO. SoutMm "-1 highs wit! rMg11 --.. ......
from toe to t 14, IOwl from IO to to. ---
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--SiCi'iNJ~ 2:1Qp.M 2.• Irvine bicyclist killed after
co-lfision with transit-bus
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A bicyclist died after collidi!!$ with
an Oninar County Transisl District
bus in Irvine on Monday.
The bicyclist and the bus were both
travelina west on M ichelson Drive
and colli(kd at the intrnection of
Jambortt Boulevard at S:IS p.m ..
Irvine Police Lt Sam.AUcvatosaid. It
was not clear wHcthcr the bicyclis1
swerved into the bus or the bus
sides•·iped the rider:
The bicyclist, who was about 40
yean old. was knocked to the ground.
and the bus driver, Gifford Davis of
Huntinston Beach, was unaware of
the accident and continued on his
route.
· Witnesses called police. who
notified OCTD officials. and Dnis.
61. retµ~ 10 . the scene of the
acridcn1.
Polict found slight scuff marks oft
the right rear of the bus. Allevato said.
The bicyclist, who Was not carryina
identification. WIS rushed to United
Wes1cm_ Medical CentCT, whCrt he
was pronounced dead at 6:3S p.m .
Coroncn officials later were able to
iden1ify the victim. However. hfs
name was withhcki pendini notifica-
tion of family.
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F AJRllORSE RACING JUST BEGINNING ••.
P'romAl
Opnion -Orangc ·coun1y-bccame a tors must travl'l 10 Los Alamitos.
political football in Sacramento-last Llo\·d ~id.
s1a1e and !he fair.
LUNGREN ON LOOKOUT FOR JOB ••• )'tar. -Llovd blames lhe l'xclusion on
.o\ bill sponsortd by Sen. Ken· politiCs.
While Madd\' and othtrs con1cnd
Ofange Count\· is saturated witi
races. facili1ies Closer to Santa Anii,; su~h as the_ Los Angeles Coun~
Fairgrounds 1n Pomona. were alloVf!
t-d to hold off-track belting. •
P'romAI
He won the respec1 of rcpr~nta·
tives on both sides of 1hc aisle aflrr he
bC'camc the ranking Rrpublican on
the Immigration. Refug«s and Inter·
national la"'' subcommitttt. Vi'hcre
he worked with chairman Romano
MaLzoli to gain bipartisan agrctmCnl
on !he contrO\'ersial Simpso n·
Mazzoli immigra1ion reform bill.
When the bill reached the H ou~·
floor. Lungren delivered somettmes
un3.nimous blocs o fRepubl1can votes
for its major provisions.
Toda~. Lungrt·n citt"S that t"X·
pericnce and a handful of others as
the highlights of his tenure -and as
evidence that a comb1na11on o!
lenacity. perseverance and skill v.'111
enable one to succet"d despue un·
fa\·orabtr-odds.
In rQ84. he pushed 1hrough a maJor
crime reform package b~ allaching 11
to an appropriatio ns btlt during th('
final days of the 98th Congress. a bill
thal 01 herwrsc v.·ould ha,·c ended up
unfinished like ')(O res of other pircl!'s
of legislation.
Thcn·.\ltorne) Cient•ral \\11lliam
French Smtih haill'd the cnmC' pack-
age as "'the most far-reaching and
substantial reform of the federal
cr imina l JUsticl' s~stem 1n our his-
1or..··
· Tv.-·o \Cars later. Lungren authored
1oughef drug legislation.
.\mong thost ·pirces of lrg1sla1ion
he fin'ds a mrasure of sa11 sfac11on.
.. Thev"re enough that I can go a""·a~
from 16 years in ("ongress and ~~ I
did something." Lungren ~1d.
··The sense of accomphshmt·nt I
ha \'e 1n them 1s 1ha1 1he' v.·t•rt· no1
flash-1 n-1he-pan things. I had to v.ork
!Or e1gh1 years to ge1 !he imm1grati<in
bill through.
··The crime bill I workt•d on fi.H ~I\
years, But ~·hen ~ou look bar k and
can ~v I was able to ha' e the st1ck-10-
11-1veriess 1ha1 v.·as neces~r. 10 s<'t' 1~a1 through. I 1ake a great-deal o l
~tisfaction in 1ha1. .. I also found that as a Republican
t·our v.·ins art so much more delicious
ix'l·ause you had 10 overcome more
obs1acles 10 gel there:·
Lungren succC"Cded by teaming the
rules beuer 1han the Otmocrats who
v.·rotc tht•m. When he found a
loopholi.·. he exploi1ed 11.
.. The only problem ""'ith that is.
v. hen )OU succeed 1hey·11 usually
change the rules-which is wha1 the\'
did ·" hen I succeeded o n thl' cn m(·
hil l. .. ht• "klid ... So then \OU ha "l" lo
rer\·ad the rules and figui-e out soml·
Olht•r \\a\'S_.
··For·. "someone who's as com;
JX'l1l1\'\' as I am 11 v.·as inlt'rl'Sl1ng,"
T hat compe1iTi,eriess-drOve
Lu ngrt•n 10 challenge the California
Ll·gisl:11ure as v.'ell after lhl' Senate
fl"Jt'l'tt•J his appointment to thr ·
lrl·asur: post that has bttn vacant
s1nl·r J''"M° L'nruh died last August.
Lungrt•n and (io\'. Gl'orgl' Dcu-
kmt'Jian argued !hr stall' Cons111ut1on
ri,.·rn11 11ed his appo1ntme,nt unless i1
"as reJt·ctt"d b" both houses."'°·hilt"
IXmocrau. sa1J Lungren had 10 bf
Jpproved h~ both. . .
In June . the Supreme Coun si d('d
"1th the Di;mocrats.
·r he coun ~1 d Lungren's argumt"nt
thal ;1 non11nt'l' can take office unless
Ti.'Jl'Clcd h~ bolh ho usrs v.·as ba~d on
a "d1~toned 1 ntcrpre1a1ion" of the lav.·
:ind ··"o uld ~nous\~ dl'gradr the
JlO"i.'r and J1 gn 11~ of o nr ho use of the
Lt•g1 .. la1 urt·.··
Lungrl'n llill d1\tagrl't'~ v.·Hh 1he
r~lurt hut accepts its decision
ph 1 lo~·1ph1l·al I~
··\\l' haJ tu do 1t. bt.·ca usc if ii
rl·n1J1nl·J 1•ut tht•rt• ""1th some am-
h1gu11~ 11 v.ould''c alTeCtl'd thl' go"·
t·rnor'' ahtl11~ to make appcuntmt'nts
1n 1hl· futurl' ... Lungren said.
··~\t'n though 11 ruled against ~·ha!
I l1>n\1dl·r m} 1ntcrt•sts and the
go\'t"rnor's interests. al.least now we
knov.· how the court inlerpretsit. whal
j1 means and 'A'hat the ground rules
are. and whal !he governor has 10 do
10 get his nominee through."
Lungren v.·as so confident of win·
ning 1hecasc he moved his family toa
Sacramento suburb. Unemployed or
not. he"ll be joining them when his
term ends.
Maddy. R-Frcsno. and signed in10 .. ~lolt'""'DCJd Pa rk and Santa .o\nila
law by Gov. George Deukmejian in Uiought · v.·c "''t're 100 close lo their
September. allowed off·track belling lracks and v.·ould cut into ttieir livt"
-in whic h ~one races arr lrlcviscd handle."' Lloyd said. '"They"rt more
at other locat10.ns where bets are lqal pov.·erful than thl' fairs, they were' able
-everywhere 1n Southern California . ·lo t·~cl ude us from 1he bill."
cxccl)'t ~range.County. . She ~m_ma1ed the l'xclusion prob-
Off-slle belling has bttn allowed 1n ab\\ cost the Orange Counlv Fair al
Northern California since 1984. but lt•aS1 S-100.000a month. a hhciugh tha1
to_ see the horses run in Orange. Sa n figurl' "'Ould Ix• split among the
Diego or Los Angeles counties. bet· belling fac1li11cs. 1he race tracks. the '· ~fe said there is still about SI S0.000
in legal fl'CS to clear up fo llowing the
'"""'"'"'kro,1•'1"""'YP""-'"d BABY'S DRUG DEATH •.• ht• \Oo'lll practice faw and pUr\UC'
business \'enturt·s. From Al -
Under the bill . tracks and fair:
grounds rccei,·e I percent of 1hc bcti
plal'ed. So me fairs net as much aS
S 1.500 a day from satellite bcltin&
v.-·indo""·s. l\o\d ~id. . -·
The onl~ titir sites that hold off-site
tx-nin·g for Orange County arc Ui
Kern. Lancasler. San Bernardino;
Santa Barbara and Ve ntura counties;
she said.
For info rmation about !he racini
fair. v.•h1c h also has horseraci"t
e.,hibits. call 75 1-F . .\IR.
prove malicio usnl'ss. _ and drug chargt's. and Kingaddcd1hc
Hui Lungren aJ.sQ has a n interest in ·Barncli said forensic e>1.a m1ners . -n1urdcr·,·haroe!i. at tht• end ofrhi: first ,, .-· . ·. con11nu1ng a career 1n electi vr office. ..S · · • w .'· .
and ht• is increasin&I~ drawn to the _Juk·.d_ 1cphan1c_dird of brom:hial pn.•hnunai:. -ht•a'ring. ~A · Superior -N-E _
c·ali fornia pohucal scene. pneulnon1a. v.•h1ch could have been c·ourt Judgt' dropp,.'d' 1hr murder ~ • •
..
brought o n by lht· cocaine. l'C'gu rgi-l'h<1rg,·s but o_rderl'd a second. From.(ll .
"\\'hen tht· subjcc1 firs! camr up ation or a holt• found 1n Stephanie's prt•hm1na r~ hl•a nng. ..O kt:I Wilson t'ntered ~ dclOJ. unil
about being treasurer. I had 10 ask hl'arl. Tht' murdt•r charge ~anno~ be .\6 hours after he allC'ged ly htird rri"J
m\st.'lfdo I want 10 ~in volved at the ··1r v.·e don·1 knov.· ho"'· much addl'd a third umr. and King said he clit•n1 confess that he had ki116:1
s1J1e le\'et after bc:-ing al lhe federal (coca1nc)and~don 'tknowwholef1 v.as unct•r1a11~ whetht•r he y,·o uld Jcfl"(('yParker."saidBaruch.'"At thli
I('\ t'I for 10 \'cars." he ~id . ill here ... thrn no criminal negilgcnce appc:a l thc dt•t·1s1on. tinlt'. his blood akohol was still .~
".\nd the (hallengr of being pan of can ht-applied 10 either defendan1." Hrut·t· ('ha \'e1. 1Xbb1c Delgado's That's where people start passin&
tht• ("ahfornia leadership at a time Barnett said. hro1her. ""'as also ordered 10 return 10 ou1 ." . ·
"ht•n I think California has come into · The O\:lgadossat quie1l yduring lhl' court ,\ug. 5. Ht• had bc1-n locked up A person ~·ith a blood alcohol levtf
11s o"n 1n terms of lradCrship. argumcn1s in Santa :\na. tightly through the preliminai;. hearing be· of.IOis prcsu medtoodrunktodrivei
('cohomically and politically in this holding hands. Debbie Delgado {'<!US\.' Kin.& fl'ared_ .ht• v.·9ul~ flee to Ba~uc.h requested and was wanted
co.unti;. ~·a!io ""'hal persuaded me 10 try dabbed te-ars from her ryC'S as G ray a\·01d 1es11fv1ng against his s1,stc.r. perm1ss1on 10 ha\'(' Okel Wilsonlc
for the trea!iourer's posilion." made his ruling. t-lt• v.•a!io de~ribed as a key ~·11ness · lt•s1imony in the trial \'ideotapcd fO(
Lungren ~id Washington tends to Mo:nday's dcc-ision marks the SC'C· in tht' preliminai;.· hearing bccausc: he analysis by the expert. :·
bt: controlled b~ Eastern Establ ish-ond time murder charges were drop-v.·as allesedl y present wh~n the He said Oke-l Wi lson was c'xpcctdf
men1 biases still 1it d·10 Europe:. what pcd against thl• couple. Dt·lg.idp's a~lrgcdly used l'OCaln(' and to tes1ify nexl v.-·eck. • ·
ht cal led the .. Atlantic perspective.·· The courlc initiallv was ordered to sold drugs 1n the months befort the Allornevs sav thl'\' expect the trial
But gro~·th -in popula1 ion. stand tri.a o n child endangerment r h1ld 'sd1t"d. to lasl until·ScPtembcr. . ::
1mmiira1ion. trade and 01hcr arcas-
is tak1 ng placr on the other side of the
l'ountrv. on 1he Pacific. .\nd ·~urigren wants to be part ofthe
leadership 1ha1 nunurrs and guides
that gro"'·th.
··Frankl\·. Californ ia deservC"S bet·
ll'r 1han ·what it's gelling in the
dominant leadl'rship in the l.qis--
lature.:· he said.
The retiring congressman from lhc
.i ~nd District ho prs l'! c_hangc that.
SEMI ANNUAL SALE!=· "
IORS PROJECT IN CDM WITHDRAWN ••• P'~mAl ·
would have been tllegal to hu1ld tht'
project at this lime:· o;aid Sclt ler
Jon ("hnstcs.o n• of Emt·rald .\s-
iOCiates said his eompan} ll'ndered
the leller after ('11' .\1tnrne' Bob
8umhan1 !>aid thl· N(.ighboi'~· 13."\Ull
mighl ha'c some mcnt.
.. h .... as cena1n that the la v.su1t was
1oing 10 be fi led ." Chn~teson !\aid
Monda~ nigh!. "ff the l01I~ a11orne ~
wasn't as confident. 11 became clear
that we -should wnhdra~· for now.'·
Burnham declined lo commrnt on
the project Monday night. th~-tashcd-out at Stop·
Pollutin1 Our Newport (SPON I fo r
their involvement in 1he issue. Thr
aro~ lhrcw its support behind thr
Nei bors irou . .. PON is hording the cny hostage
over every projec1. Ifs son of de faclo
mob rule over the city:· said
Christeson. '"They'll sue ovrr any·
thin&."
ORANGE .... __.
COAST --· r'ma __ ..
»Cl~!~~$! C.O.··-CA
C hrt,\('~u_n ~id t_~e sc:~iors prO)~t
\\Ill t>..· "in hmbo until the city s
gl'n\·ral ~Ian revision 1s complete.
\\hll'h "111 probabl~ not be unul
t )('l!•ht·r. He v.·ould nol say v.·hether
lhl' rruJet·t v.·ould be rcsubmittrd.
.\;o \ all rc:sidents were.pleased v.1th
thi.· prOJl'Ct's demise. -
.. I 1h1nk 11's shortsighted." "kltd
r;:s1 dent Elizabt1h Olsc:n. ··1 can·1
think of a better use for that area.
\\'e·,·c only had a series of dilapidatC'd
~l·rvicr-s. I 1hink we could be bypassed
as£.._b!l)~~ric1.··_
Over the years. 1he sue has been
plagued by ()C'(Upancy problrms and
several businesses ha\'C occupied the
sile and subsequently folded or
rtloca1ed.
The Plannin' Commission ap-
proved 1hc proJecl on June 9 and
Councilman Phil Sansone. whose
jurisdicl-ion includes the proposed
w. "' L . ~,
project site. appcalrd the item to the
council.
Emt·rald .\!iosociatl's eliminated 1he
fourth floor or the project and
rl·ducrd the bu1ldi n1's overall arta by
4.51l0 Mjuarl'. fee l 1n an attempt lo
apJX,•ase r.1."s1den1s. The Plarinin1
c·ommission lopped off an additional
J.JOO'iQ uare fe-et . which could mean a • los~ of 10 rooms and bring the total
numb.:r of rooms down from 108 to
98. ,• .. '
Hui thr Ne1g hbor_s_group still was
no,1..~1!1fi.(.d.Jnaddlllbfl to traflic.a
satet~ problrms. members exprt'Sscd
concern !hat cmcflC'ncy vehicles and
dri,·1ng tenan1s of the comPlcx would
add 10 the arta's traffic problems.
Offic ials from Emerald Associates
cla imed none of !he senior rcsidrnts
v.'ould be allowed to drive and said
emergC"ncy visi1s 10 the wmplell
v.·ould be 1nfrequc.n t.
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don't you like~ Call the number above and your
mc\sagc will be r«ordni. 1ranfc:ribed •nd ck-
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(CMr 2.000 lies from OUf fine cur!'f'nt -~tion) . . .
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