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Home My WebLink About1988-08-15 - Orange Coast PilotORANGE MONDAY, A.UGUST IS, 1988 25CENTS ... Mesa to limitrcam·paign funding Uj)cOiningj)ackage of ord inances also would fine candidates for illegal signs By JONATHAN VOUKE Of .. Dallr,... ..... The Costa Mesa Caty Council as considering a comprehensive pack- age of campaign ordinances that would limit political contributions and authorize fines for candidates who post signs 1llegally. Both are sorely needed. C11> Man- ager Allan Roeder said. because the cat~ 's sign ordinance fails 10 pre' en1 candidates from "plastering" the c11~ dunng elections. and because Cos1a Mesa 1s "lthout an~ campa1gn- finance laws. While count} and state elecuons are go' crned b) spending and con- tnbu11on la"s each city sets 1ts o-wn la"\ and ( osta Mesa has not set an} hmm. Rocder said. ··The bottom-lane concern as to reduce th1..• cost of elecuons:· Roeder \31d ··11 '' not a good. health} muat1on "hen \OU have 1ndiv1duals <,pending $-l0.000 or $50.000 on a council 'cat " Rocda sai d the finan ce ordinance under cons1dl.!ra11on is based on a dralt ordina nce prepared b~ the ( alilorn1a League of Cnies. and "ould not effec 1 the '\lo\ M election in "h1ch three seats are up for grabs. The league proposal. the result of an 18-month stud> does not rec· ommend specific spending or con- tnbuuon lamats because of the "•de differences among c111es ··11 should be noted that a hm1t "h1ch 1 set too lo" 1\ o' erh restnCll\ c and a hm11 \et 100 high becomes aneffecll\ e " tht• propo~I states: ··The 'illC of a cit' d0t"sn·1 neccssanl~ 1nd1cate ho" high the hm11 should bt· ~1nt1..• largn111es ha\t~ a larger numbcrofcontnbutors, more mone\ can be rat\ed \.\lthan the same hm11 iha1 ma' be established for a smaller cm " · Th.: draft ordinance docs. however. r.:commend that donations from a hu!lband and "'1fe be counted separ- ate!~ and includes personal loans 1n the co nmbut1on hm1ta11ons. It also ~ugge~t~ loam grt:ater than a set hm11 rt·4u1re "nncn agreements It al\O tllnlalO\ a pro\ 1s1on that \\Ould prnrn11ransfemngcampa1gn fund'> from one candidate or elected Patrols curbing.JeWd conduct Charging riot police in South Korea today brutal- ly beat and kicked radical students who tried to march to the North Korean border for re- unification talks.A4 California Protests over the film ·'The Last Temptation of Christ" help boost box office sales to $400,000 over the weekend in Los Angeles./ A3 Entertainment The shores of Lake Forest are converted to Ooapatch for the musical "Li~Abner."/A7 POITce flashlights near Heisler Park interrupt intimacy --- By LANCE IGNON Of Ille Delly l'llot SUI! The two men are s1t11ng on the sand when the nashhghl beam catches them. Their backs to the base of a cliff. there 1s no po1n1 an ti") mg to e~cape. The men slo" I} get 10 their feet brushing the sand from 1he1r clothing while shading their eyes from the glaring light. The policeman holding the flashlight signals 10 his panner for help and then addresses 1he men in a direct but polite voice. '"We're going to walk O'-Cr to those stairs," Laguna Beach Police Officer Colin McCaughe> sa~s. motioning to a flight of concrete steps leading from Rockp1k Beach up to Heisler Park '"If )OU run I'm going to arrest ~ou. 't ou·re going to get ou1 of here \\Ith a ucket as long as \Ou don"t run:· The~ com pl~. Some I · minutt>i\ latt'r. both mC'n "all up stair<, carr. ing a \Clio" <.hp of paper that chJrge'> them "''h '1ola11ng California Penal Code: se1..·uon 6-.Pa -k" d rnndud Onl~ 12 da~s 1n10 .\ugus1. 111\ tht• ~l\th time Laguna Bt·ach poliu.· haH· 1s<,ued lt'\\d conduct c11a11on<, and the fourth 11me in thl' He..,ler Park art•a '-ot all of1ht• 1nt·1Jcn1s ha'e gont' this smooth I~ .. \tcCaughe~ 's pan- ncr. Gt·orge Ramos. recall' thr n1~h1 o.r ..... ,.._..,.._ ...... Officers Colin McCaughey and GeoTge Ramo. clte pair for lewd conduct ln Laguna. ol \ug ·' ~hortl~ ~fort' I a.m. \\hen .1 man \U'-flCllt'd of le"'d conduct "'1th .inolhl•r malt' got in his car and alkgt·dl~ lnl'd lO run do"n 1he 11lfa1..·r Junng an aboncd e\cape Thl' ,u.,pt•ct fnc Bnan Dills. ~5. ol \.\ t'\lnllO\lt'r \\a\ arrt•st~d on susp1- c1vn of a\'>ault \\llh a deadl~ "'t•apon ··Th.11\ rare 1ha1 lht·~ ~11 ther.:." R,1mo'1 .;a,~ rekmng 10 tht· l\.\(I ntl'n ,1n R1~kp1k Rt'.tch ··l r,ualh II lhl'\ <,l'I..' lU\I Onl' t'llJ1 JI lea'I Ont• \\ill run ·• f hl· p!•lllCml'O \J~ lhl'\ l'nfO\ !Mt' p.1rk p.11n1I hut ht11h "prr. Jbout \\llr~1ng J lx·at "'hert· thl'rl' 1~ a lhanl.'l' lll ph"u.al altcrra11onc, \\Ith pnipk \\ho haH' ·' h1gher-1han- a 1 erage chJnlt' ni carr'inl! .\ID'i .\lrt•JJ' RJm""' ha" haJ one 'mall 1i2h1 :·· 1 m ..ih' J\ <. J\\ arl' ,11 11 ·• RJmo) 'J1J ··Jt", 'umt>lhing m' "lft• t·on- 11nualh mention' ·· RJniP' JnJ \It( augbl'\ are ;"tm(lll\! \\'\ e•a l offill'r' "ho ha' e tx•t•n pJtr.illlng lhl pJrk Ii' night \lnl°l' thl· LJ2una fka, h Police (Please ;cc PATROLS/A2) official's "ar t ht',I 10 another can- didate In the uprnming race. for an.stance. the Committee to Elect Orville A.m- burge\ -an incumbent counolman not (acing r.:-dect1on -donated S5.000 to cand1datt' Jim Fem man's campaign according 10 filing ·declar- auons The propo\\'d ordinance also dOC'S not recommt'nd ~pending hmats and ca uuon 1ha1 a uprerne Coun de- c1s1on ma' r('(lu1re that spending (Please see MESA/A2) Lagunan injured-- in wat er ski race By ROBERT H\'!\'l>MAN 0t .. o.r"°'a..- A Laguna Beach man remained hosp1tah1ed 1n cnucaJ condsuon toda~ "1th a head inJu~ suffered tn a wa1er-<,k11ng accident Ron \\ 111er. 30. 1s being treated for tht• in1ur. at the intensn1e-care un11 of Torrance ~1emonal Hospllal. He "as taken there Sunda) folJow- ing tht' .Wth Catali na Ski Boat Race .\r1..ord1ng to repons. W-itaer was in1ured "hen a ski struck has head, causing. a blood clot an his brain. The 62-male race is considered the • most gruehng "atcr-ski event in the "Orld. About 110 water skiers com- pe1ed. lea\ ang Long Beach Harbor for a tnp around CataJma Island and hark f...urt h~n of Mesa. ~nz .. was nus ~ear"s "inner. completing the course in 6 minutes. 36 seconds behind the boat Team -Temble. Schoen "as the 19 5 "mner as "'-ell, and lina hed second last \eat when a nC'\' n• ord of 5-l minutes~ 56 SC('Onds \\JS ~l Thie, 'car\ c,lo"er tame "as a1- 1nbutt•d hJ the earlier !>tan -the ratt'r\ kit Long Beach Harbor at Q J m -an<l 1ht , hupp1t'r seas fhc l'' t·nt Jttracted an anter- na1111nJI tidd •I "'ata "k1ers. "'1th "n aal lrJ\ l lini: lrom .\ustraha. < 1rl0JI BntJ1n \t""' Zealand ~nd Bc.'ll!IUll 1 ~(1rdt1a 11, pleJ'-t''-1.'e pons.Page RI 1 Indez Advice & Games Bulletin Board Business Classified Comics AB A3 AS-6 BS-7 Four cities may buy cable TV franchise Death notice Entertainment Opinion Police Log Public Notices Sports Weather A10 B7 A7 B4 A3 87-8 81-3 A2 By GREG KLERKX Of, ... Dally Pllol Stafl .\ four-en' cable tele' 1s1on con- sortium thai includes Hun11ng1on Beach and Fountain Valk\ 1s con- s1denng a bu)out of the local Rogas Cable S)Slems franch1sC' after 11 "a announced the co m pan) wall be sold. The Toronto-based Rogers Com- munications Inc .. the paren1 com- panr of Rogers Cables~ Siems. said 11 "111 'ell 1 h l ~ cahli.' telev1s1on 1ntcn·<;t\ 10 Houston lndustnes for SI 2-hillion r ht' deal IS e\pected 10 tx· tompktt•d t'lrl~ ne\t ~ear. ( ompan' officials "anted 10 sell lht• .\mt·rKan holdin~s 10 reduce debt .ind to tinJnre acqu1s111ons 1n Can- ada. Tht' ,.,.,tX'latt'd Press reported. The .,ale of Rogers Cable }Stems as not e\pectcJ to affect local service. com pan' ot1inal said. H un11·n~ton Beach. Fountain VJd- VP speculation continues as GOPconyention begins By TERENCE HUNT •11 rl .. ,,,_.,..., umc. tarewell address to Republicans \ho"., lt'nding off quesuons about who twice launched him to lands11de hi'> running mate victories. ··1 thin~ m\ choice"'" be "ideh NEW ORLEANS -Rcrublicans .. , 1h1nk the president will be , en atwpted "'hen I decade on who tha·t opened their 34th nationa conven-personal and the crowd reaction ma\ choitl' ,,_-·Bush \31d . lion today with an unusual morning be emotional." said Kenneth Dubcrs-·T , t' not decided.'' Bush said. session as nominee-in-waiting tern, the White House chief of staff .\<,kt•d 1f hr \\ere leaning toward George Bush revcakd from afar he "It's going co be a grand salute 10 the \Omeont'. Bu h replied ... Yes. of has !"arrowed his list of pOtential president." rnur-.t.' bu t (to"ard) some people. I'd running mates. The first order of Reagan's remarks also "ere an-"1~ " Has campaign manager. Lee bll;Sincss was an. attack on Dc~ocrat tended to arouse political passions for \t\\ater. '\aid he thought Bush m1gh1 Michael Dukak1s as a champion of Bush his loval lieutenant ha' e actuall) dec1d~d on someone. "the failed liberal policies of ycster-.-With Bush trading Dubkis tn most . Mean" hale. the rhetonc-began an -dat" .. . national polls, the attaclcs on Demo-cnrnc t m ew Orleans What a country, exclaimed com-crats began early with speeches by "Our P'l"> has brought Amenca • cdian Yakov Smu:nofT after rcciti!'I former Secretary of State Alexander back to economic strength. and ~ne pledge o~ alleaian,ce to a~t-enti fe,.1u\r-9clewe~~ttsh. a'"'" W'llh maly large mid-momma pthenna of du Pont two of the five men Bush expcnenct in government, is the man delegates in the cavernous Louisiana -defeated. en route to Wednesday "ho wall put its newest ideas to Superdome. night's nomination. \\Orl ... said du Pont. B~sh remained in Washingto.n as The vice president s~nt his mom-Looking back at last month's. President Reagan prepared a pnmc-ing in a round of television interview (Plea.e eee GOP/A2) k\ \1an111n and\\ l'\I01ln,ln \\hi, r to.rm a 1oin1 orgJ111a11on l'Jlkd Putih, ( Jhk l elt•\ "''n .\uth\1·11' ha'l' lht· nfhl Ill hu\ their 1.Jble <;\ <,1t·m<. at .1 rl·Jun•J r.llt' 1n l'N~ or 2t'I lht'm IM ITl't' 1n 21°X>4 Thi! authnnt\ retl'l\l ' ' perct•nt \lf the ero<>'i rt',·l·nut• .1n lhl' tranch1~ "hit h ~en 1n•, J!iou1 n l P1ll1 home in thl1'e 'llle"l Aili Ret·J ,r,1 \''man tor 1ht' tell'' 1'i111n .1~1h.1nt\ '31d the or- .!.11111.1· l':i "J' h1rt>J J " '"hu IJ"l 10 rt•\ , ,, rt 1.1n' He '>.11d the ~rnup hac. J1". "'·J JpprOJlhln£ H••u,h•n In· du,: , ' .1 ... J hu\lng ,1u1 1hr tr .inl h1<.e tx·t· ·, " .... hu1 '11d •herl' :ia· no Jt·•-" ,\ r: p._1....:11 ... · \\, •, "' ht· fir">t·fl'unJ 'r.:1rnng ,IJ~., • t--,·rr hJ\ bt't'n '>llffit· rnd1l J· u0n th.H ... , \ "OUld hl e Ill IJH. J\i.IJI th.II "R.:,J-..i1J (\\\._,.,., ;' ,1f thC' franlhl'-l' \\1l\, ,1 gl\l' :th 1~,nrt1um more: u'l11WI . ..__..... President Reaian caniee a ~· bat woD't •peak eoftly when be a ddrH•• tlae Rep. CODftlltiota toJllCb t. : . . . :Two county heart rec1p1ents recovering IJ ROBERT HYNDMAN .............. Scott Hcaddtna was l'fponed 10 st1ble condition todly. rttovenna from his tttond he.an tr2nsplant in bur months. •' Tht 26-ycar-<>kl Hunttftl\OC'I Beach "'usician's condition stabihttd over .w .. kcnd. roaaowu. • U'lftlplant .. . ~· •' operation on ~ug. 9 at the UC'I Medical Center in Oranae. "'HlS IJvtr funC'tion contanun to 1mpro~t and his blood pressure looks good." b°'J>U&I 9l)Okesv.oman Dalt Eastman satd toda). ··from att 1n- d1cattons. hlJ heart tttms to bt oocratina wtll." Hcackhn& wu sivtn • new Mart afttt his tint tral\$plan1ed orpn ~ failed as a re ult ot comphcat1ons. His lil'\t tran plant v.-a performed Apnl & and v.u the first hcan tran pltnt performrd 1n Ota.net C'oun1,. ' el de ptlc tart sen that the opcrauon had b«n a vut su Hcadd1na's cond1t1on bqan to dc- tenoratc ~nou'1) about su wttks llO· u r I pb)!ltnans stdl do not know ~ e\a\. th "hat brou ht on the taalurt". but "hen the\ pcrtormed a dctatlcd c\amana11on • of Headdang's ne" hcan. the) d1SC'O~errd that t~ tran planted Of1.1n bad senou probkms that had not hown up v.htn u., an the donor"~ bod Mcanv.h1le at H Mcmonal Ho p1tal, a n-hn'd _ph 1t'1an -who underwent Onll'\&t" Count ' founh ht'an traMplint Optrat1on •-as ~-• ronoo th1 momma 10 aood ron. d111on Dr .\Ian \t Pherson. a 61-)car..old Ont:i.no re 1dcnt, 1 rt una com- lonabh with tabk '11.11 IJf\\. said Hoag po t v.oman Pam Bokn \1cPh~rso" rcctt't'd ht' h~n nan • plant one v.ttk o. and offK'&&l 1Mnt1fi~ the donor as a 21-)ttr"°ld Oran,(' ount) man who d1t'd of und1 lost<! cau~ ' l\('r rr~r;rn1ming and tf-e rates .lllllrd1ng to tele' 1s1on authont' 111lit 1a1, Rl>t'd t'\llmated that 11 "ould "'t aprro\1ma1l'I~ $2ll malhon 10 hu, 1h1..· tranch1't' on the current "'Jr~l'l Rt•t•d ..a id n0 llmcrete tail s will hc~1n un11l Hou<,tlln lndustnes in- J1l.'atc\ 11' feeling'> about the franch1S<" hu"iut Jgrecment The' 1 HtlUC\ton lndu,.tne-s) could (Pleaee tee CITIES/ A2) Beatings, crueltxat OCJa1l alleged From tarf aed "'In> reports T hr .\mrncan Civil L1bert1es l nu1n ot ." uthcm Cahfomaa says .,ht•n ff\ d<'pu11cs at the OrangeCoun- 1' la1I are hcaung inmat~. stnp~tng thC'm rt31o.ed and throwing them tnto padded cells intended for mentall) d1"-turb<-d Ptl~Ol'l"S Thc .\CLL also allcgc:s that Onmac Count' henff Brad Gattt is viol- b den n pn<.onc~ C\erc1se. ns1ts wit at- wrnc:'., and C'lght hours of uninte~ ruptcd '>l('tp at n1gh1. Roth alll'g.'luons were made Friday in \C'parate coun actions. ihr t-.caung allcptaons are p&rt of a request to ma~e a pendi~r.=lity r,u1tb'.l>fr\t tnmatcs1ntoa JOD "ult on behalf of all LM }All 1nmata. "h1k the ~Cl also ~t '° hoW Gate in contempt ofan onkf .._.. h~ t • . Di tnct Judaic W1Uiam GrilJ. ··\\ c •an1 to end the bnalMt}' • ~ that ra)" coun onlei'I • c:nforttd."" satd "Cl. lawyer~ ard Herman. Mritt to 5POknman Lt. ~ida-. Olton said O.eei ud die ..._.. rMnt's Ill~ ha¥t _. ~ .. v~theAC'lU ... lliild_.._ otflr Aa} coaulleaL Al ()qnge C0Mt DAILY PILOT/ Monday, Auguet 15. 1188 GOP CONVENING IN NEW ORLEANS ••• ..... , Democnuc coavention, du Pont laid. .. Tht most inleftllin& tbouahts of that ptberina c:a-. not from its pmideotial candidate, who rep- rttents the failed liberal policies of yesterday. No, the most intemtina ~ came from the Rev. Jeue Jacklon." • To a bare sprinkle of applause, du Pont UJued that lhc Republican Parni was more suited to Jackson and inviled bim to switch his allqiance. Hai&. puttint aside the harlb criti- cism of Bush he sounded during the primary c:ampeian. said the vice president ••represents safe and pro- gressive chanac for America. Safe in that George Bush will build on the solid accomplishments of the Reagan presidency. "Americans know that Michael Dukakis will trash them," Haig declared. Unlike Ou Pont. Haig did not spare Jackson from criticism. Noting that Jackson frtquently says a bird needs two wings to fly. Haig said, "Maybe he forgot some birds with two wings cannot Oy at all. like the extinct dodo bird that was too stupid to defend itself or the ostrich which prefers to live with danger by ignoring i1.·· Amid intense speculation about Bush's running mate, former Trans- portation Secretary Elizabeth Dole said on "CBS This Morning," "I do not expect to be asked to be vice president." Her husband, Sen. Bob Dole of Kansas, also a prospect. said. ··1 thi nk Elizabeth would be an excellent choice." Tbe vice president. his understudy days nearing an end, will arrive here Tuesday, just as Reagan leaves town for a long vacation at his California ranch. In a symbolic passing of the baton, the two m~n will meet briefly at the airpon before Bush heads downtown for a big welcoming rally. "It's a big moment for me. h 's the culmination of a lot of years of politics." Bush told one interviewer. "It feels like this is it." Speaking about bis selection of a runninJ mate, Bush said, .. I think ifs a very important choice and there's a lot of very good people from whom to make a selection. I think my choice will be widely accepted when I decide on who that choice is:· Are people who have asked not to be considered actually off his list? "Well. I wouldn•t say that at all. I haven't made up my mind yet," Bush said. Aides said Bush ma\ depart from his plan to make his decision known Thursday and instead unveil his choice Wednesday night. then make a dramattc appearance before the con- APL111r1ht1 Republican National Committee Chairman Frank J. Fabr- enkopf Jr. call• the con•ention to order in New Orlean• thla morning. ven t1on -the same timetable Re- agan employed eight years ago when he named Bush as his vice presiden- tial choice. Dole. Sen. Dan Quayle of Indiana and Rep. Jack Kemp of New York acted like they were auditioning for the job, appearing on Sunday talk shows to bash Democratic presiden- tial hopeful Michael Dukakis. Seo. Alan Simpson of Wyoming took himstlf off the list of potential candidates, saying "I would be a liability for George" as a result of advocating curbs on Social Security and veterans funding. The newest name in the fast- churning gossip mill was Howard Baker. the former White House chief of staff. Republicans outside the campaign were urging Bush to take another look at the former Senate leader. a source said. Atto rney General D ick Thornburgh. sworn in only Friday. made it clear he was available. "I have a Job to do for this president and until I've heard anythmg from the vice president. I'm ready to go to work as attorney general." Man~ delegates seemed content to wait for Bush's decision. "It adds a littlr Cajun spice to the conveotion:· said Rhode Island GOP chairman J. Michael Levesque. This fabled pany town seemed anything but dull, with delegates packed into panics and brunches from the French Quaner to the pnvate homes in the fashionable Garden District. The president, cager to pass on power to his loyal lieutenant.. used his welcoming rally Sunday to give a pre\ 1ew of his prime-time conveo·- t1on address tonight. He c-alled last month·s Democratic convention in Atlanta "the biggest ,masquerade since last year's Mardi Gras." "The masquerade is over," Reagan said. ··1t's time to talk issues. to use the dreaded 'L' word. to say the policies of our opposition and the congressional leadership of his pany are liberal, liberal. liberal." The crowd chanted "four rriore years. four more years" for the president. a reminder of the difficulty Bush faces in trying to win the same enthusiastic ~upport that Reagan enjoyed in two landslide victorie~. For $413, boo he's got a real dol! From 1&aff Hcl wirt reports J\ Pennsylvania man v1s1t1ng Or- ange Count> paid more fora doll than any other person in tht' nited States has ever spent -$48.000. Antique dealer Richard Wnght of Birch Runv1lle. Pa.. bought the ceramic Germap doll. with blue-gray eyes. during an auction this weekend at tht' Hvatt Alicante in Anaheim. The pnce established a record for the .\mencan doll market and lopped the previous high price of $45.000 paid for a 19th centu~ French doll sold at a Los Angeles aucuon two ~ears ago. Wnght said he intended to keep th<' doll for his own permanent collec- tion. The 24-inch boy doll. which sports a top hat. as known only as Kammer and Reinhardt Model l 06. was hand- crafted about 1910 and is made from b1squ<' ceramic. .. , bought him because I've been colkc11ns the Kammer and Rein- hardt senec; (or 25 ~<'a rs.·• the 41 ·year- old Wnght ~ad. Experts at the sale called the auction an 1mpon.ant event for doll collectors because of Wright's purchase. George Theriault. who conducted th<' auction. said Model 106 had been expected to sell for about $25.000. CITIES MAY BUY CABLE TV FRANCHISE ••. From Al buy the franchise as 1s. but at would have to be approved by (the television authority). The) might not like that provision." Reed said. The authont) ·s consultant listed some advantages to buying out the franchise early. but Reed said that overall it probably 1sn 't an the consortium ·s best interests. "I can·t think of any really good reasons (to bu~ the franchise early). It's basicall) a debt·ndden oper· a ti on." Reed said. "There are some ad\'antages but most of us who are in' olved kno\\ that a lot of careful cons1derat1on has to happen before we do an) than~ ... Rogers sen aces 74.000 homes in Orang<' Count~ and tt'is a total of 525.000 throughout California. Texas. Oregon and Minnesota. The compa.n} also has 1.5 million cable subscribers an Canada. MESA TO LIMIT CAMPAIGN FUNDING •.. F.romAl limits be accompanied by public financing. Roeder ~id the proposed ord1· nance must be drafttd specifically for the city. considered b) the council. and undergo a series of public hearings. The council 1s set to review it at a Sept. 12 study session. More immediate. and with a much more visiblecfTec1.1sa sign ordinance being wri tten by my employees that will require candidate!. 10 post a deposit with 1hr Cll) before erecting campaign signs It \\Ould alc;o mandate signs be posted only on pn va te pro pen y. They could not be posted on city trees. rig~t-of-wa~ s along streets or on utility poles. hr said. "We have 1ust had wholesale abuse... Roeder said. ..Signs have been planted C\c~·where and most arc up ilkgall~ .. Roeder said the city's current sign ordinance docs not apply to poli tical sign~ and fails to make provisions for removal of the signs. The ordinance being prepared 1s similar to-one-in Irvi ne. officials said. Under the proposed ordinance, candidates would be charged the cost of remo' 1ng the illegally posted signs. Those charges would be subtracted from their deposit. he said. "That way the cost of removal is on the candidates rather than the tax- payers.'' Roeder said. • No lottery jackpot winn~r Candidates will be told of the new regulations at the city·s first can- didates· meeting. Roeder said. Although a date for the gathering has not been set. Roeder said city officials will formall)' meet with the candidates and explain the ordi- nance . the cit y·s background and how the municipal government \\Orks. SACRAMENTO (A P) -The Wednesday lotto grand pnze will be about SI I million. in pan bccau.sc nobody won the jackpot over the weekend. state officials said. The numbers picked Saturday night. when the $5.5 million jackpot eluded players in the state lottery·s Lotto 649. were: 4. 6, 13. 14, 15. 26 and the bonus number, 18. The money will ~rolled over to the mid- week drawing. . ORANGE ..... Piii COAST llml!'J MA•OFFIC• 3JO W..1 8ey SI CMl.11 U... CA Two fotto players matched five numbers plus a bonus number to win $749.335 each. One ticket was purchased in Oakland. the other in Anaheim. Fi ve of the numbers were picked by 295 people, each of whom won $2,617. while 14.483 players picked four nwnben and wifl each receive $48. In-t~ thrte-number atteaofY, 264.532 ticket buyers each won SS. . .... The cit' also offered to host a no- cost cand'idate·s forum for any or- ganization wishing to sponsor the event. To meet the city's conditions, the organization must not charge a fee. all candidates must have equal timC"and the citrmust be allowed to videotape the cv~nl. Roeder said. '=I.::' leQmr:M\1Ud ,....ecb &. • 1~ ~•"-CA 'h't."t GltW!...., .,,, •) S678 """'-& tc>IOI' ... &oli'·•ll 1 JU11tcaU 642-6086 ~FllCMy H l"Dll 00 "°' ,_ .,_ ..... 11'1 5 :30 p !ft Cll llf4of9 1 0 "' n:I yo.II COO)' .. be ~ ~ •Ill o..,. eo.i ~ ~ ~ -•IOI• ._,.,'°"' eclilootll ....i1., ar ~ --,., _ _., 119 ··~ _.... .,.. ........ -~-What do you like about the Daily Pilot? W"-t don't you like? C•U the number above and your messqe wiU be recorded. uamcnbed and de- livered to the a~opriate editor. Tbe 1emc ,..hour •nt..,na lt'rvi<lr may be .ated to record lctten to the editor on any toe*;. Contributors to our unen column muat include I.heir name and leltphone number for vmfialtion. T eU us wblt'a on yc>ur mind. • SM\ltday •IMI sl..nc., " )'GU 00 ""4 ·-.,_ r~IJ'17•"'·cell~• !O I ,.. n:I 'fOoll CClllY .. ......... _~-- Clrc......_ T1l1pttow ,...,., OrllftOI Coiintr At- Lazy hazy summer days go on U.S. Tem,_ N8llflYllla .. 7t NewOtlMM tO 13 New YcriC.ly 97 81 .. Le Oklltloml City 17 71 Nbuqulfque 15 .. ()maN M 13 Andloflgl 17 52 Orlando .. 72 Allenll .. 73 ~ 15 71 AftelltlC City n 17 ""°9nlll 113 .. ....-. te n ~ .. 75 ~ 97 73 ,Malnl 81 13 ti SS PorUMd,Ore 10 M lloelon 12 .. ::rc.ty tO 13 Buftalcl ti 73 te .. Clllrtleton,S C ... eo Reno ... 60 Cllertone.N C 12 13 Rlelvnoncl IM 74 ~ 12 75 51 Louta te II t5 13 5811 lllleClty te .. Clawlend 13 71 SaoAnlontO .. 75 Columbut.Ollio 93 75 5"1111 71 ~ Dal!M-Ft Wot1h 100 n Spok-II ~ Dayton 95 7S s.,.-... 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Otlilj)O .. 55 Slodllon 80 57 Hlgrl. low for 24 hou<a and4ng at 5 om &erllow 100 64 8-.lntont 94 51 Big 8elW 11 31• lljthe 110 12 C.ialin1 .. 57 CulYlr City 81 69 lAl!c•ler 87 69 LA Alrpol1 74 eo MonrOYll 94 53 Monlebello M 12 ~ "''"'.., 65 57 HMdlll 109 72 Newpof1 a.Kn .. 11 Ontario 12 57 Pllm Sprlnga 110 .. Slnla AN ... eo Slntallllfbet• 11 51 SentaMlltll 70 41 Tar-Vlllay 71 37 Torrence 11 51 Weetwood 74 12 ., 09Wllltl Illy 11 51 Extended Tides TODAY 9.concl IOw 5·31 p.m I I Seconcl h!Qll t 1:59 p.m 4.3 TUH OAY First tow 5'41 e.m. 0 9 ~~~IOw 12.15 pm 4.7 1:10pm. 1.9 Second 111Qn 11:511 pm 4.3 Sun ..ca lodey 81 7·37 pm • "- T~ al 8: 15 a.m endMIS~et 736pm Moon Mtt lodey al 8: 13 p,m., rtall T~ et •51 a.m. encl MIS~ al t-37 pm. PATROLS CURBING LEWD CONDUCT ••• From Al Department decided two weeks ago .to crack down on gay men who use the park for sexual encounters. "We do not tolerate that activity at all." Deputy Police Chief James Spreine said. The patrol is also there to put a stop to a recent spree of attacks directed against gay men. Since mid-June, one man has been badly beaten at the park and a gang of yo uths fired off several shots from a handgun after shoving a transient who had admonished the vouths for heckling a group of presumably gay men. · On June 19.·at Cress Street Beach -about one mile south of the park- a gay man lost an eye after bemg beaten. Last week. police reported c;e\ eral shots were fired in the d1rect1on of a gay bar. "M~ ma1or concem•as that. when people come to the park to pick on ga)S. hO\\ do thev know (1f their '1ct1ms are ga\)'? .. preane said. What Ramos can't understand is "'h) ga) s use the park for sexual ~ncounters when there is a chance of danger. "It's not like they can't afford to go to a hotel. .. Ramos said. shonly after he and Mc(aughcy had ticketed the t\\O men on Rockpile Beach. "The few (gays) r ve talked to (after arresti ng them at the park) said they liked the challenge of having cops (in w tlllrk).:_' Ramos said. "From what the\ ·,e told me. it adds to the n d tcment.·· The police and leaders from the gay ;ind lesbian community have for- mulated a series of proposals to safeguard1he community. Police will be distributing fliers at the city's gay bars. \\arning patrons of the danger of a late-night stroll on the beach or in Heislrr Park. .\lthough Ramos and McCaughey ha' e issued lewd conduct c1tauons ooh to men. they said everyone is subject to arrest for having sex in a public place. Case in point. If s about I :30 a.m. and Ramos and McC'aughey arc walking on the sand just north of Main Beach when they come upon two teen~agersembracing. Once again . the flashhg;ht . instantly erases the moment of intimacy. "We're lucky we didn't catch you. If we'd caught you in the act we'd have arrested you.'' McCaughey tells the couple. who identify themselves arc a 16-year-old girl and 18-year-old man. Brforc--the couple is allowed to leave. Ramos radios headquarters and tells a police dispatcher to call the girrs mother just to make sure she knows where her daughter is. The girl's ston checks out and the couple strolls off. Before the police beefed up their foot patrol. there were times when almost every parkmg space at the park was taken up ... and that's at three an the morning.·· McC'aughey added. The park stretches four blocks along Cliff Drive in North Laguna. But the numbers ha ve thinned out an the wake of the added patrols. and police believe the) ha ve gained ttie upper hand. "Lately it's 'been ridiculous." Spreirie said. ··But it's beginning to slow down ... because 'of the arrests. One fortunate thing is, it's not out of control. If we ruit more officer.sin the park. it slows down ... Sprcine said some of the gays have developed a warning system to let each other know when police are near. Sometimes it's a whistle. Other fimes the~ actuall) post a watch . l\lthough Ramos and McCaughe) ha"e never heard or seen a warni ng svstem. thev admit their suspects h'ave an uncanny ability of knowing where the police officers are most of the time. For quite some tame after the lights were installed. police said. park Clothing • Furnishings •·Shoes SALESTAITSTHUISDAY,AUGUST18tb 9:0C} a.m. to 9:00 p.m. / Palo' Ra)Jih:c..w.n -~ ~~ patrons kept breaking the lamps. bul the vandalism bas stopped. Instead, the lights are now often covered with trash cans. probably to create mort pri vacy, the policemen said. On one pass through the central area. Mccaughey removes a trash can someone has leaned against a light About 15 minutes later, the can is once again propped up against the light. But a night's work in the park is noJ all chasi ng dandcstine lovers from bushes. At least twice McCaughey pauses to throw away discarded b«t bottles. · ··1f \\C don't pick it up. no one else \\all. .. The 1wo ofliccrs also stop to chat with those strolling through the park. taking in the magnificent view of tht black ocean and the stars. At ont point. McCaughe)'. a resident of Trabuco Canyon. talks with a man about the soaring real estate prices in Orangr County. particularly Laguna. "h·s nice out here. Ifs a nice park," Ramos. a Riverside resident. said. ··1 wash I had a park where I live." Indeed. bv day or night. the ocean- ' iew park 1s"a beautiful spot. covered wit h grass and splashed with flowers. Dcm0$'.ratic presidential nominee Michael Dukakis evidentally agreed. On Aug. 5. the Massachusetts gov- ernor used the park_as a bad~fr9p on which to deliver a speech on en- ' iron mental issues. Minutes before the address. city officials esconed Dukakis down to Rockp1lc Beach. where he spoke to a pair of local surfers only 20 feet from where the two officers would cite the two men for kwd conduct a week later. .\nd like an~ park. it makes an anvuing place for a romantic inter- lude. Or as Ramos put it: .. Everyone likes to kiss at the beach ... COLE · HAAN Women's seminar slated for Mesa Friday, Sat urday Coastline Community College·s I 0th annual Conference for Women will be held this weekend at th.c Westin South Coast Plaza Hotel in Costa Mesa. with actress and Olympic gold medalist Cathy Rigby crvit1R as honorary chairwoman. Tfle e'·ent will open Friday with a manaiemcnt seminar and vidcoconference transmitted hve via sa.tellite .. A general conference on women's issues will be held Saturda}' from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Melody Rogers. co-host of KCBS-Tv·s "2 on the Town." will be the keynote speakerofSaturday's program. Also scheduled are over I 00 workshops. round tables and panels. Garden •how planned The 34th annual outhem California Home and Garden ho\\. the largest of its kind in the counlf). opens aiurda) for a week-long run at the Anaheim Convention Center. The show will include a salute to the Orange Count\ Ccntcnn1al Prices are S6.50 for adults. S3 for children 6 10 16. and free to youngsters under 6. Call 9Q9. 900 for funher 1nforma11on. Mesa Summer Fesdval The cit) of Costa Mcl>a and the Costa Mesa SISier C1t1c~ organ11ation will sponsor its first annual um mer Fest I\ al '88 Saturda\ from I 0 a.m. to 6 p.m. at the c11~ ·s Lion's Park. ' The fcs\1\'al \'Ill fl'ature o'er 100 booths of handcrafted arts and crafts b} Orange Count> arnsans. Entertainment will include street mu- sicians. Juggling and mimes. Adm1ss1on 1s free and more 1nforma11on 1s available at 549-8605. Succen wor1'•hop ln HB .\ \\Orkshop designed to provide direction and set goals for success \'Ill be held Saturda' in Huntington Beach. · Fac1htcd b' \\ 1lham Gntlith. the ~minar will run from 9 a.m.' to 4 pm 1n Room 51 of the SeachfT Village hopping Center. o n Main Street at Yorkto" n .\' enuc. Huntington Beach. Call 536-0962 for add111onal information. Mature driver semlnar addlcback College C'ommu n1t~ Services will present the OMV-approved Mature Driver Im· provement Program Saturda) from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. an the college's Emeritus Centl'r I. Pan1c1pants 55 or older ma) quahf) for a discount on their auto insurance b) compleung the seminar. -which also will be gJ\en ept. 11 The fee 1s $21 . a~d reg1strat1on information ma) be obtained b~ calling ~82-~646. AAUW tea scheduled .\ tea for nc" members and those interested in JOinmg the Huntington Beach branch of the American .\'>soc1at1on ofl'nJ\crsm \\omen v.111 be held aturda~ at the home of Diane Coggeshall. 15462 Hano, er Lane Huntington Beach. The .\ .\ l '\\ "open to all men and '-'Omen"' ho hold a dc~n:<' from a college or unJ\erstt). Call 894-1..,0 tor 1nforma11on on aturda~ 's c' ent. Intlmacy program toplc Tht' an of inum·al') \\111 be the topic of a program sponsored b\ the Fam1l) Services Depart· ment ofln 1ne Thur.;da' at Northwood Commun ii\ Park . 4531 Brvan •\ve. · · Dr. RobCrt Woo "111 conduct the session on dating pattC'rns and romant1r rela11onsh1ps at the program."' h1ch "111 run from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. The fee 1s S 11. and more informauon 1s available at 66-0-~. l CALENDAR Monday, Aug. 15 • 5:30 p.m. HuatlD1toa Buell City CoueU. council chambers. 2000 Main St.. Hunt10gton Beach. Tue•day,Aug.16 • 1.30 p.m. Orange CoU11ty Plaulag Com- miuloa, board meeting room. Hall of Adminis- tration. 10 Civic Center Plaza. Santa Ana. • 6 p.m. Laguna Buell City Couell, ct>uncil chambers. 505 Forest Ave. Oranoe Cout OAILY PILOT/Monday. August 15, 1984 AJ Throngs tempted to 'Christ' movie By JEFF WU.M>N .-......... "'-..... LOS ANOELE -The fundamentalist Chmt1an crusade denouncing "The Last Temptation of Chnsf' worked 10 the ad,antage of n1vcrsal Pictures. which raked 1n $400.000 at nine theaters for a phenomenal $43.000 per screen. "We're gratified at the resPonse of the .\mencan ~OP.le. Evel) ~bow sold out. we·re pleased.· Universal President Tom Pollock said earl) today. basing his figures on earl)' estimates. Final box office figures will be available later an the da) .. That's phenomenal. This is a tremen- dous showing.·· said John Kncr offah1bi- tor Relauons Co .. which tracks box office performance. During the "eekend. somr evangelists wbo ha\I~ denounctd the him as blasphemous conceded the) ma~ ha'e fueled public interest m the movie. But others predicted the pubhc1t)' would backfire. "It has to be a decisive vittOI) for L nl\ ersal.'' said Tim Penland. whoquitas nangehcal film consultant for Universal 1n prole!.t O\erthe film . "The appeal to stop 11 (from bema reened) failed. What we did crukd at least SI 0 mil hon 1n frtt pubhcit) ... Penland !.:lid. But the Re" Donald Wlldmon. ~ho has urged a bo)cott of Uni\ ersal parent tompan) MC<\ Inc through h1~ American Fam1l~ Assoc1u1on. said tne free publicity ma) not be all good. "There comes a point where the vut>- licit) become damagin11.." he said. Tying the knot without all the frills . Clerk in OC Marriage Li cense Bureau weds many coup-les in a day By RANDA CARDWELL Olllly Hot C:.r .......... t \ hen people ask Sall) Wh11e what she does for a'" mg she pauses a moment and sa~s s1mpl~. "I marry people" -and wans for the reaction And inc' 11abl)' 1t comes. Everything from people asl>.mg 1f she 1s a m1n1ster to those inquiring 1fshe makes a profession of marr) 1n11. and d1' orcing for profit. The truth 1s that White 1s a clerk 1n the count~ 's Marriage L1cen!>e Bureau. ~nd 1t so happens her JOb includes performing Cl\ 11 ceremonies for couples in the mood for marriage. "PeoplC' can't belie' e 11 That I'm a clerk all da) and I stt and t) pe (marnage licenses) and marr) people." the West· minster resident said .\s an Orange Count~ deput) mamage comm1ss1oner \\hate and eight other "'omen 1n the otlice perform bet-ween 15 and 30 marnages datl} as "ell as d1stnbute mamage licenses Whitt: has M.:en 11 all 1n the last nine \Cars. from couples 1n full regaha with large "edding parties 1n to" to cou ples dashing 1n dunng their lunch hour to make 11 legal "It 1s onl' e'\treme to another and e' Cr) thing in bet"'een:· White said. "Half of them arc .. er: special and half of them ~ ou wonder"' h} the~ 're do1 ng 11." Ha' mg performed thousands of wed- dings. White has developed an cf1ic1en1. businesslike manner '-'hen marrying cou- ples and often the ceremon} takes less than a minute. "lfthC'\ don't use rings I can do 11 in 45 seconds.'' Wh11e said ome da\S. hke Feb. 14. 1986. thC' skill comes in han·d,. On that panicular alenune·s Da~. White and another cli:rk performed 86 mamages -a record. The challenge" of theJOb 1s more than lUSt handling a large 'olume of couples One memorabll' CC'rcmom for White took place thre-e }Cars a~o "hen a deaf \'1etnamese couple ~·ame in to get mamed. It tool>. l\\O translators to complete the "edd1ng. F1r~t. one to interpret the. English into \'1etnamt'<.C and then another to translate the \'1ctnamese into sign language "I rl'mt'mber 11 to the letter because 11 "as so unu~ua1:· \\ h11c said The ~wemon1cs take plact' 1n the less· 1han-e,qu1s11e ltcen e otlicc on the first tloor of the count\ courthouse 1n Santa .\n3 The bnde and.groom stand at the end of a countC'r 1n front of a "'hltl' partition "11h httll' red 110 .. ,ers on 1t -a Valentine's Da} kfto., er. The onl1 other 'is1ble decoration is a small 'ase "tth artificial 110\\ers. The couph:s an-c:illed to the rounter after their hceno;c has been t~ ped. tandmg in hnC' -perhaps"' 11h a handful of others -the~ e\change their' o"s in a ceremon} that laci..s in prn ac} "hat 11 makes up for in spet'd Sally White (rUbt) officiate. at weddlna cer- emony for Charle. Popick an.d M•Mko Kldo of 0.., .... ,..... ., .... ,..._ Ca.ta lie.a, one of ma.ay performed each day in <>ranae County'• Mantace LlceD8e Bureau. .. .\ lot of the cou ples '-'ho come 1n here "'ander around the counhou~ looking for ha'e no idea that the~ 'II be getttng mamed-a1udge to mam them immediate!). But m at the counter ... White said. She said some 19"4 the state Legislature made 11 legal for feel self conscious 'hen though the clerks clerks to perform marriage ~rcmonies. "arn them ahead of 11 me that the "eddmg ceremon~ "111 be performed at the counter. On a recent afternoon. Whue performed a "eddmg ceremoO\ for Charles Popick, ~~-and \fasal>.o KJCfo. ~3 of Costa \1esa .\lthough the couple "ere mamed 10 a fo,rm al. elaborate ceremon~ 1n Japan June LS. the~ deciJed 10 marr) again m Orangt Cou nt' The groom's parents. Joa·n and Han Pop1CI>.. attended both 1Aedd1ngs. Ot·sp11e 11s unromantic atmosphere the Count~ Cleri..·s office 1s becoming an 1ncreas1 ngl) popular place to ue the ~not In the I ·' ) C'ars the cl er.ks ha., e performed n' 11 l'ert·mun1e~. the number ot mamagcs ha~ ero.,,n from I 6 1 1n IQ-4 to 4.ISQ in 1qs•. Ounng the summer. the ltcen'iing oilier 1s bu~1er than usual June and .\ugus1 are thC' hea., 1c~t months. Jn June. the office 1c;~ued I..., 15 regular hcen cs and 468 rnntidrn11al on e<,. But the number of actual ceremonies performed 1n the clerk's officC' dropc; an the summer Ph~llis Ha nc;on. supen 1sor 1n public sen·1ces. said couples <ieem 10 prefer furmal cl1urcti ~dings or outdoor nt· uals In Oranee Count' mamagc: license clerks used' to onl) · g" e out mamage licenses. but supen 1sor Ph) lits Hanson said couples \\Ould gel a license and then \o'-'. as long as couples have a Mamage Health Certificate and a r«ent blood test. the~ can get their license and gel mamed in the same da). There art' also confidenual mamage ltcenSl's issued for couples who have been '"mg together or "'·ho han a spttlal reason to l..eep the mamage pn' ate Thost don ·t require blood tests. \\ 11h as man) ~remon1es as are performed datl). each cleri.. de' clops her 0 " n st) le and approach 10 performing ceremonies \ rra Perez. \\ho has been a clerk for SI\ months and d()('S most of the pamsh· speal>.ing-ceremonies. feels the hea\) obhg.a11on of tal>.ing couples through "hat "111 hopefull) be a once-1n-a-T1fe11me experience he admits to being partial to m10on1~ rouples . .,, ho she feels are genera II} more scnou<> about the mes. "\\ 11h the Onrntal and Laun icouplesl 'ou see the senousness 10 their faces.·· she Said "I can't h~l_Q_.feelt!!! that the~ are more senous ·· ~ - E.,cn though the Spanish \O\\S are supposed to be a lite ral translauon of the English l1nes. PC'rez. "ho h'es 10 Orange. \a1d the' are more romantic. "The "ords ma} mean the same. but .the' are so much .stronger," Perez said "I sa) n slowly so the}' will understand. nd when I sec them gulp. I !>.no"' 11 bas gotten th.rough. "lf}OU put some meanmg mto it. some tecllng. 1t 1s ~oing to mean much more to th at couple.' she said ~ h1te's fa\'On tcs are the ~mor c1ttzens. ··The} ·re JUSt w spte1al to me. The) don't mess around. ThC\ ·n hold hands. and the) 're romanttc ln their own wa)." E'en after \Cars of pcrfonmng ccr- emonae . the cmouonaJ sigrufican~ of mam 1ng peoplt doesn't go awa). Robena Etlher ofuarden Gro,e. who has "orked an the oOke for ~3 'ears. admm to still reacung "hen a couple gt't emotional. ..\quiet -.oft-spo~cn woman. Eicher said her c;ott spot 1s ~c1ng tears in the bndc.'s e\C'S · ··~omci1me'i I s,et tears 1n m ~ e}CS if I looi.. up and see tears in their e)cs. It 1s ronta21ou'i If I 'tCe someonr tean-eyed I get a little t"rnot1onal .. she said · Hanson "'ho ha~ worked 1n the coun ·lcrk· s offiCC' for 28 'ears -21 of them as a <,upen 1'ior -., allies the pm ac) of'the mu pie~ .,, ho come to her office to get marncd ·"Wt• eep 11 discreeT~ 1r 11 therr sho" It 1~ thrir mamage We're just go\Cmmem assisting them in gettmg mamt'd. JUSt a minor pan." she said. "\\<'ha' e lots of sttrets here that v.ould be tun to tell. but "e JU St don't. .. Chavez may end his month-long fast this week DEL.\:"\O (.\Pl -Jesse Jackson said he '-'111 break bread \\Ith Cesar Cha,ez "'hen the 61 ·'ear-old labor leader ends his nearl} month:long fast. w. h1ch Jackson s.i1d could be latt'r this week. "Cesar cannot bear the cross alone. The sufTmng must be shared.'' the former Democratic presidential hopeful declared Sunda) prior to a rally attended by at least 2. ~oo people al the l n11ed Farm \\ orkcrs compound 1n Delano 150 m ile~ nonh of Los .\ngeks. "When (Cha' ez ) coml"~ l,Jl the fast. I -will p1ci.. up thC' baton anJ tJ~e another lap." Jackson told the ,H"'d He en- couraged othC'rs to fast for t"o or three da)S to support the untlm·c; four-~ear-old bo~cott ofCah fornaa tahll' grapes Doctors reported aturda} that Cha' ez had dC'pleted his bl'l\h fat. and his bod) "as beginning to burn muscle tissue ('ha,ez "a~ \>1."hc<luled to attend the rail' but d1dn'1 be.:ause of his w.eakened cond1t1on He r.ts lost 0' er ~6 pound~ since heginn1ng hi~ "ater-onl} fast on Jul' J1 10 protest the use of five pesuc1de'> "'h1ch the union ..a' s threaten 'AOrkers con1iumers and the ennronment Jac~son met pnvatel} w.,th Chavez ma m at the union's retirement '11lage nor to th<' rail}. o\n A.ssoc1ated Press poner and photographer were allo"ed to bn"fl' obsen e their meeting. but the 1.on,ersa11on could not be heard Cha' ez entertd the 30th da} of his fast toda) /~ Drug dealing runs rampant at VA Medical center in LA Huntington Beach Poll(l' Jrrc:'ited 3 ~().,ear-old man "'ho ,.,a, screaming in Good hC'pherd Ct"metef'\ after his mother 1.alled off1las 10 complain The 1,u~ped 'hu\\ cd up at her home in the ~~l\) hl,x of \;e"' man .\' e and i..11.·~t'd J hole 1n her front door. then left \\ h1k ol1iCl'rs '-'ere filling out a rcpon thl'' heard the suspect scream- inp. In thl' C('metl'i: °"t'rl' 'll'len •mm an Edgewater .\' · enut' h1.,mc: the '1ct1m told pohcr FndJ~ • • • Thrt'c Boo~1e boards.. t"o s" 1m fin, and a rotn stroller -together \\Orth an ~11ma1ed S600 -wrre rcpont'\1 ~tolen turda} from a homl' ,,n Ra' frl1n1 The 11rms \\ere left unattended 0n a bacl>. porch h~lme 1n the I ~1 .... een 7 p.m am . und:n 00 bloc!>. of Dcodar turda' and I :30 ( • • • .\ gra' 19 6 Tovota p1ckup truck "J'i st of en from the 11000 block of La,endcr between I n.m and 1:30 p m aturda~. LOS ANGELES (AP) -The Veterans Administration MedicaJ Center has become a safe haven for drug dealing. wi th heroin. cocaine and other drugs openly traded among patients and employees. according to a published report. Dealers work the canteens and ~rking lots of the 590-acre complex. -eaStly eludinJ lfie center's unde - staffed, minimally trained p0lice force, the Los Anaclcs Herald Exam- iner reported Sunday. .. , could take you to any canteen here any day of the week from 7 a.m. to 11 a.m. and we can sit there and • watch druJ deals ao down e\oel)' one • or two minutes." Dennis O'Dell, a • VA Police Dcpanmcnt detecuvc. told the newspaper. • The fcdcnil aroundsarc ofTlimits to city pohct. leaving nearly all the law enforcement to the VA Police Otpan· • menl. which on a normal day has four • otfittn work1n1 metal detectors and ~ thm morcassiancd tooverstt2S.OOO ~ ~·)' of~ drua cu tomen are 1n :. the psydauic wards. whert doctors : estimate that one-half to two-third of :. the 430 i~911icnts mcrcalt' their . mental prot)lttns by abu11n1 druas or 7' alcohol. A IUntllrproblnn amonathe •. IO.OOOoutpm~nt1alt0haibttft 1ttn, . . the paper said. Wa\ ne McDonald. a Vietnam ''Ct· eran addicted to coc.aine. discovered the center's drug trade ~hile he was on a waning hst for the crowded substance-abuse program and ad- mitted to a psychiatric ward for depression. • "The availability is there:· he said. ··it's there to the..point where 1f you ant some1hing. you just need to ask for it. "We all aot together to bu) drugs and we did druss together. I frtt- based cocaine right on the (medical} station. I didn•t have to leave the grounds to get it. .. Dr. Cyril 8amcn. amng chief of psychiatry services, said drua dealing ''isn't hard to find if~ou're looking for 1t -behind buildings. in secluded areas. "I aarct that ifs outraAeous." he satd. "If an) bod) ha any n1gcsuon Oil how to stop them. t•d love to hear tbcm .... lt's a bis sourct of frus-tration.fl The V pohct office" sa) the> 'TC O\C~helmcd b tbc1r work and tumo\eron the foctt po~aconst.ant problem. Tht S2-mmibcr dcptn- mcnt rcce.ntly had 20 opcn1np and C\Cn the chiers poli11on has been "acant sintt Apnl, off"1t111h said. .\ normal da> stuf\ cons.us or tO , ootcers. of" h1ch seven usual!) report to '-'Ork Four are assigned to the metal detectors. lea' mg thret' to hand IC' the rest of tbe duues. L'nder- co' er operations can't be conducted because the patten~ kno" all the officers. 1\11 officers re unarmed. Drug dealing 1 n't the only area of concern for officers. About Sl5.000 in govemm'Ctlt propeny-:_ from OX)-gen canisters to candy bars -was Stolen 10 the first sit months of this year. Officers also respond to calls about assault • rapes and prostitution. OOltc~s sa) they're frustrated b) Joy,. salanc Y..hich stan at S 16.100 a \t'ar in Los A.naelcs. compared to 31.000 for rooktcs op the Los .\ngeles PohCl' °'panment. Tramina consists of two \\CC~ at the V" Pohec "cadcm' 1n L1ttJt Rod. l\rk. · "\\-h11 the \'" (Ills training 1s enough tostt ou killed.'. ~1d Euiene Davis. a former V polict offictr no" Y..Orlun& I an 1nvtsHlllOr ror the l)tpanment o( OeftnK. "The) IJ'C \OU a can or mact and a m1.htst1<'l and sa~. · o outand act 'c-m ·ih(tt. mcth1n& wrona -.uh that .. The pro"blem' are so 'ere that tht VA 1n ~tor ttncral 1' look1nt into aUqauon Of m•sma~mtnt at polK't hcadQuancn. ... ' • • • T,.,o ~rothc:~ "ere reported fi&ht· 1ng in the middle of the str~t on ~fain tm.•1 The 1.·nller said the\ had been lighting for 45 mmutt"s and had t>eaun using 't1ci.. and club Fnends broke up the tight ~fore officers am' ed. Laguna Beach F ountain Valley • 1me.,ne anemptl'd w ~teal a car parl>.ed in the 1-Jtll blocl of Brool hurst trttt • unda' night h~ punchmg out the 1gn111on \\hen his attempl apparent!~ foiled. the would· ~ rar thieftne-d tQ..JlQ...S.>Ut the stereo That attempt also failed . ~o the th1e~ tole a coffee cuo. • • • .\ pair of Y..Omcn 's unde!"car. a plate and a bo" I were stolen from 1 lrvlne \ "oman "at hmg a mo' 1e un-da~ t''cn1ng at tfle Ed...,ards Theatre on Cam pus Dn\e was tanled v..bcn 1 man sat do"n nc\I to her and bcpn masturbaung The woman left the theater • • • 'eral motonm were alarmed late unda~ night when they saw t nppcared to a ~ ) ma 1n the intc~uon of Walnut .\v'n~ and Yale -\\enue Thc·'bod)"tumcdout 10 he a dumm'. and a motom.t 51mply mo'cd ll to the 1deo(tbt road. Pohl·e arrc~ted ).lrego~ Groom. ~.\. of Rancho nta Marganta on susp1c1on of dn\'m& under the 1n- Out'ncc 1,)f alcohol Groom "a stoi>- ped at ~ 2~ a.m unda' on Laauoa CanH)n Road He also "-as c11cd for alkged posse~ ion of a btll) club. • • • .\ "alkt conta10ing St was Irvine motorcyclist killed 1Tpurtcd lu't or stolen unda' at a uth ( o:ic;t H11:hvi.·a, location "' . ' T"o leather Jac~et . 'alutd at SI 050. "Crt tolc-n from a Fomt .\'enue bu 1n • the \ICllm told pohct unda) • • • The o"'ner of a red IQ uu~k1 reponcd tht 'eh1de stokn Fnda) mg.ht from its parluna pa« on Gltnncvn: lrttL .\ ~)ear-old If' inc man was l ilied 1h1s wcelend after ht motor- C)clc spun out of control and strvdt a v.all on a moun\11n road ntar Upland. lht-California H.,ii.wa Pa· trol ~pontUlh on Mount 8ak1 ~ Road 1 D an unmc-orpora tcd are.a of UM. ~ Count). HP Offim Ornn1s Paulto0 said Newport 8 1acla The actldcnt toot p&KC turday .\ ~2-ahbn nfk '''~ at SlOO aro1.1nd 9:4() p.m. •nda.12<ahl'lcrpt tolvahacdatSlOO 4 Tbt ,.rum appamttl) ~·cd i Riot, blackouts -reported during record heat wave By Tiie A11oclated Presa A heat wave that set records from Arizona lo the Atlantic was blamed for a riot that injured eight at an unair-conditioned Massachusetts prison and prompted utility officials in New Ei;igJand to predict blackouts in six states. In Texas, 35 Salvadoran aliens spent five hours Sunday inside a sweltering boxcar with almost no ventilation and would likely have died had they not been discovered, U.S. Border Patrol officials said. • And in New York City, a carriage horse lay on a main thoroughfare for 90 minutes before being hosed down and getting up his strength to move on after dropping from the heat. No problems were reported with human runners after the New York Road Runners Cl ub. concerned be· cause two joggers have died of, heatstroke during the past five weeks: r took down the clock for a Ce ntral Park race so runners wouldn't be tempted to push themselves. The 35 aliens found in Kingsv1Jle, Texas, were being held Sunday night. Border Patrol agent Ramiro Gonzalez said. "It was well over I 00 degrees (outside) when we found them," . Gonzalez said. "It was probably another 20 to 30 degrees hotter inside the car." In Boston. the temperature jumped from 78 to 92 degrees in 10 minutes. Sunday was the fifth consecutive day of record heat for Beckley, W.V., and in Arizona where Phoenix had the nation's high at 113 degrees. it was still 89 degrees after midnight. Milwaukee exeeded 90 degrees for the 34th day this year. breaking the 33-dav record of 1955. Madison recorded 95 degrees. a record high for the date in Wisconsin's capital city. Temperatures topped 90 degrees for the 17th straight day in northern New Jersey. Newark tied a 1944 record of 98 degrees Sunday. the 40t~ day of 90- degree temperatures this summer. Water la poured on a haneom cab'• hone after it collapaed in 95-de&ree heat in New .,~ York City on Sunday. The hone wu given medical attention and later recovered. Mistake prevents spending $1 billion WASHINGTON (AP)-A calcu- lating error by Reagan administration budget experts cannot be rectified by law and is preventing Congress from enacting $1.2 billion in additional spending programs for 1989 . The over-calculation of the siz.e of next vear's deficit was pointed out to congressional aides in the last few days by the a$ency that committed it -th e White House's Office of Management and Budget. OMB officials confirmed this past week that the mistake had been made, and said they had told congressional staff members about it. The revrlation came as lawmakers left town for a summer recess with plans to return in September and complete their work for the year.by considering a batch of competing spending bills. As the $1 .1 trillion federal budget goes. $1.2 billion normally would bare!) register a tick . Zaccuo IJoase arre11t coadldoacl:ulllenged Historic joint nuclear experiment near But the amount is significant because it means that Congress will have to squeeze spending for anti· drug programs. the homeless. the hungrv and other popular causes uoder' a $1.8 billion ceilin_g, rather than what should be a $3 billion limit. OMB·s erro~ came in esti mating how close spending programs enacted so far -along with bills that still must be passed to keep government agencies functioning -come to the $146 billion deficit ceiling for next yea r that is set in the Gramm- Rudman balanced budget law. BURLINGTON, Vt. (AP) -The governor has asked state officials to review a program that has allowed ,.John Zaccaro Jr. to spend his four- month prison term forsetJing cocaine in a $I ,500-a-monthluxury apart· ment with maid service. Gov. Madeleine Kunin feels the overall program is outstanding but "believes people should be treated equally regardless of personal circum- stances." a spokesman said todav. The son of former vice presidential candidate Geraldine Ferraro is stay- ing in one of 12 un)ts in a buildin_g designed for cxpe~-account busi- ness people on short assignments. PAHUTE -MESA. Nev. (AP) - U.S. and Soviet scientists. ignonng a diplomatic gaffe half a world away. are conducting rehearsals for this week's historic nuclear experiment that will mark a milestone in the atomic age. Wednesday's test blan comes near- ly four years after President Reagan first proposed such a project during a speech to the United Nations. The joi nt verification experiment is designed to measure each country's abilitv to monitor the size of the other's test. Verification could lead to ratification of treaties limiting the size of nuclear tests. which were signed in the 1974 and 1976 but ne ver ratified. Scientists from the United States and the Soviet Union will be measur- ing the ex plosive punch of a thermonuclear device encased in a steel canister buried 2,050 feet be- neath a picturesque mesa. 130 miles northwest of Las Vegas. The canister. painted red. white and blue. is 8 feet tall. 88 inches in diameter. and weighs 71/i tons. Soviet scientists were allowed to look at the canister. but only after the nuclear device had been sealed inside. While the test will measure the si~e of a blast. it is not directly related to a possible test ban. However. scientists and diplomats sav Wednesdav's ex- periment is a critical first step down that long road.· U.S. Ambassador C Paul Rob- inson. who as chief negotiator at the Geneva arms talks helped forge the agreement. calls the test "un- precedented." the result of a "break- through in negotiations between the !rad pla)ers in the world's exclusi ve nuclear weapons club.'' U.S. offietals were embarrassed last week when it was revealed that three members of an American team had tried to take unauthorized materials from the Soviet nuclear test site. The White House said the three had engaged in "una6thorized souvenir collec11on." .. The incident hasn't damaged our working relationship with the Sov- iets." Department of Energy spokes- man Chris West said. "This hasn·t had an} impact on what we· re doing here." OMB's official estimate is that Congress still can spend $1 .8 billion before the deficit ceiling is reached. even though the agenC) now concedes the figure should be $3 billion. The bills lawmakers would like to pass -or that President Reagan has not vet signed into law -would exceed $1 .8 billion in spending. Korean radicals' march broken up Torturing of Burmese minorities documented ... SEOUL. South Korea (A~ - Charging not police today broke up radical students who tried to march to the Nonh Korean border for re- unificauon talks and troopers brutal- ly beat and kicked protesters. Wa~es of troopers an green combat fatigues and black visoreei helmets charged the students as the} tried to march out of Yonse1 Universitv. Poltce armored vans also fired saJvos 9ftear gas bombs into the screaming students. ··L'nitc the fatherland" and "Yan- kee go home:· students yelled. Poltce dragged away about 200 students. some of them screaming with fear and pain. The unresisttng students huddled 1n groups on the not shields. Senior poltcc officers hit and slapped their own men to try to stop the beatings. One commander hit t roopcrs "'11 h a riding crop. President Roh Tae-woo. in a speech toda~ to mark Independence Da). called radical students a threat 10 next month·s Summer Olympics and said disorder would not be tolerated. .. The people and the government "'ill not forgive anyone who spoils the (Olympic) festival through mob ac- tion or the throwing of firebombs." he warned. the campus and students a11acked ent protests by the radicals could cast them with clubs and rocks. a shadow over the Olympics. The\ apparentl y decided not to Alter the march was blocked. resist lnit1ally and let themselves be students regrouped on the campus arrested. depaning from their normal and surged out with firebombs and tac11c of being first to start violence. rocks to battle the 7.000 riot police Some said the\ volunteered to be around the school. Police vans arrested. · hlasted tear gas bombs dnd both sides -About 3.000 students had as-pelted each other with rocks. sembled on the campus to try 10 Firebombs hurled by radicals ex- march 10 the border truce site of ploded among the Police. Some Panmunjom for talks with North troopers whose clothes caught fire Korean student delegates on reunit-were quickly rcscuC'd by troopers with 1ng the di\ided Korean peninsula. e>.tinguishcrs. .. The government banned the march PoliCl' had few problems contain- and deployed 25.000 riot police. 1ng the students and fighting was BA NG KOK. Thailand (A P) -Amnesty International says . witnesses tell 11 Burmese troops have killed and tortured nee farmers and orher Shan tribespeople in suppressing an insurgency among Burma's largest ethnic minorny. The report by the London-based group, received in Bangkok todav. was the second documentation that Amnesty says shows .. a consisten t pattern of gross violations of human rights" by the Burmese m1lital! in tryrng to suppress minorities fighting for autonomy. In recent da)S, Amnesty and other private foreign organizations ha H' also expressed concern over mass arrests and killings of anti- govcrnment demonstrat ors in Rangoon and other parts of the country. The protestors. most from the Burman majority. are demanding a restoration of democracy'afler 26 years of authoritarian rule. -sround.-clfog-i.ng.-~-Other as tro~pers beat them with fi sts and even The students trted to march out of the college three times. but were beaten back b) charging police. Marchers did 001 1ry lo.light back. except wheo poltce charged deep into The radicals. a small. but powerful co nfined to just outside the univer- manonty on campuses;-.have virtually Sil)°. Students. who had battled police no pubi1c support anu protests last at Yonsei fort he past three days. were wcc.LauractedjusLa few thousand_ unable to M_t past troo~s surround_· _ people. Still . Koreans fear that viol· ing thC' scpool. TJ1e latest. 25-page report sajd Shans interviewed by Amqesty described 46 alle~ed extrajudicial executions and 58 alleged cases of .. torture or cruel. inhuman treatment" in Burma's Shan State. Fresh Fish • Pasta Speclaltles r------------------l ~ c;lJW PLO: Jordan will avoid West Bank pullout I II FOR 1 ~~1 I ~ SPECIAL · ·I I Putcltne .,,, .,,,,.. e t regul¥ ,,,a end rec.tv• I I • NCOttd of ..,,,. <X ,...., ...,.,. ""' '"EEi I I OFFER VALID 4 p.m. to 6p.m. MON THAU FRI I ~.--~-----------------___ ....,..xpires 8-31-88 ACROSS "'°" THE NEWPORT PffR NEWPORT OYllER BAR I al AMMAN. Jordan (AP) -Ending talks with this nation's leadership. PLO officials said Jordan has agreed not 10 further diminish ties with the West Bank. They also repeated a call for an eventual confederation with Jordan. The three davs of talks that ended Sunda-. were the first between top PLO and Jordanian officials since King Hussein announced two weeks ago that he was severing adminis- trati' c tics with the adjacent West Bank. 2100 W. OCEANFRONT NEWPORT BEACH (714) 175-ttn In another significant develop. mcnt. a senior Palesti nian leader was quoted as saying the PLO is se~<;>usly -----------------------------1 considering creating a prov1s1onal gove rnment that would recognize Israel's right to exist. EXTRA! EXTRA! EXTRA! 1988 MARK VII LSC $1 DELIVERS~·: A top PLO official at the Amman talks. Abdullah Horani. said Jordan and the PLO had .. passed over" irritation his group felt because it was not consulted before Hussein's an- nouncement two weeks ago. "We are going to crea.te a joint .. Law Offices Of Palestinian killed; Gaza residents confined EREZ CHECKPOINT, Occupied Gaza Strip(AP)- lsraeli troops shot and killed a Palestinian in the West Bank today. hospital officials said. and the army confined 650.000 Arabs to their Gaza Strip homes after three days of violence. Soldiers sealed off the en tire Gaza Strip with an indefini te curfew. barring visitors and journalists for the third time since the Palestinian uprising began Dec. 8. The move followed clashes in Gaza on Sunday in which the army said its soldiers shot and wounded 12 Palestinians. Arab reports put the figure at 25 wounded. i\lso Sunday. a firebomb hurled at a car traveling to a Jewish seulement injured six Israelis. including an 8- month-old infant. Witnesses said soldiers went door-to--Ooor in some areas of Gaza City, ordering residents to go out and paint o'er slogans on walls. take down Palestinian flags an.d clean up debris from demonstrations. Some slogans said: "Strike and Confrontation," "We Will Never Kneel Before the Zionists" and .. Deportations and Arrests Will Never Scare Us." ground for our full understanding in the future." said Horani , a PLO Executive Commiltee memt>er. His delegation was to fly to Egypt today for talks with President Hosoi Mubarak. Hussein ha s challenged the PLO to create a Palestinian state in Israel's occupied lands, where it has been leading an 8-month-old uprising. The Jordanian monarch has canceled a $1 .3 billion West Bank development plan. is terminating payments to thousands of civil ser- ' ants there and has ended West Bank representation in Jordan's parlia- ment. or pressuring jt . into admitting it needs Jordan to"achieve the shared goal of a scparafe Palestinian state. The PLO delegation. in a com- munique issued late Sunday. praised Hussein's decision to sever legal and 'adminiStrjltive links with the West Bank. which he ruled from 1948 until Israel seized it in the 1967 Middle The moves by the moderate king have laun~hed speculation he might be trying to set up the PLO for fai lure, East War. · ' . /:]: ~~-~ RUSSELL S. KERR Doctor reports Mandela 's LUSE llY LllCOLI IEIGllY II STICI IRIYE IWIY FOi llLY $1 lion L•••lng M•n•g•r• -Vic M•nzo or. Don Flecky PERSONAL INJURY LAW A~TORNEY FEES 0 FREE CONSULTATION 0 FEE BASED ON % OF RECOVERY 0 NO FEE CHARGES UNTIL CASE COMPLETED ALL INJURIE S - 0 AUTO/AIR/CYCLE "-- 0 MALPRACTICE 0 SLIP & FALL 0 WORK RELA TEO 0 WRONGFUL DEATH 0 UNINSURED MOTORIST CLAIM 16\ Dttcout to Sealor Cid.lens HOUSE CAL~ lP NEEDED 531-5900 s.miw: 'AJI of Onnp County condition is satisfactory _BJ 'llae_AllOcl&~ Prest CA PE-TOWN. South Africa -Nelson Mandela. the imprisoned African National ConJrtSs leader, is responding well to t~atment for a tuna ailment and his condition is "very satisfactory." a doctor um today. Dr. J .G.l. Strauss. medical superintendent at Tygerberg Hospital. said Mandela's left luna was inflamed. but that there was no evidence of maJianancy. He said that unless there was a change in condition, no funher bulletins would be iJSued on M!indela, 70. who. was transferrc~ froi:n Pollsmoor Prison .to the hospital on Fnday. Strauss said Mandela's windpipe and luna area hid been examined. and doctors had performed a biopsy and drainage operation. Spam car baUder Ferrari d•d at 90 MODENA. Italy -Enzo Ferrari Italy's ~atest spon s car builder and radng pioneer. died at his home in Modeu, his auto company announced today. He was 90. In a statcmont. the coms-1\Y said. "Enzo Fcmri .ermel)' e_lldcd his can hly life Sunday. Au_1. 14." No ~use of delth\was aiven, but Ferran was known to have been sufTcri"I fro m a kidney disease. The ssatement said son Picro. his mother Lina·~ wife Aoriana we~ at Fm m's side when he died. No other details we~ aivcn. Ferrari's wife, Lauro 0.~llo . .mom he mamtd 1n 1919. died in 1978. The founder and chairman of the com .. ny bearina his name thlt maltn lu1tury sporu can and renowned formula OM r1ttn ontt dramtd of'becomint an .,. .., or a sportswriter. lut his ftn t love was ntt can. and hb drivm whipped the prand• bla1' hone on his briahr red l'ltt can ro victory on tVftY lftlfor tnd in t!W world. t ~ Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Monday, August 15, 1983 AS Is U.S. economic growth peaking? By CHET CURRIER ................... NE W YORK -Wall Streeters see more and more signs these days that the nation is at or near the peak of the te\tbook economic cycle. If thejr analysis 1s right, strong gro"'th in the rtttnt stages of an economic eJtpans1on that dates back to 1982 has set in motion forces that will lead to a slowdown before long. Whether that slowdown ncccss· anJ y has to tum into a recession is a subJect of much debate. Many ob- servers hope a mild setback. ora "soft landing." would be enough to set the stage for the next penod of sustained growth. But others u y the circumstances may make a more pronounced droP: off in business activity hard to avoid over the next year or two. ··G rowth should remain solid dur- ing the second half of 1988," says Donald Strasiheim. chief economist at Merrill Lynch. "But higher interest rates and a loss of export momentum will take a toll b) nex t )Cat. Growth could stall out b" mid· 1989. .. A major nsk fo r next )Cat," Straszhe1m S8)S. 1s .. a S)'nchronizcd slowdown in the 1ndustnahzed coun· tries." Even before the Federal Reserve -raised its discount rate la.st week from 6 percent to 6.5 percent. Chairman Alan Grttnspan had made his con- cerns clear about an economy testm& the hm1ts of its capac1t) and the accompanving potential for increased inflation. · B> raising the discount rate. the Fed seemed to signal that it was taking a more aggress1' e approach to restraining growth before 11 gets dangerous!~ unsustainable. AJlcn Sinai. economist at the Boston Co. and Economic .\dvise" Inc .. savs the econom' 1s in a .. full emplo) inent zone -"here growth in demands begins to outstnp available supplies as labor and product markets reach nearh full utih1auon. ·· "In the (ull emplo\ ment zone. the supplies oflabor. produc11'l' capacity and finance ughten. leading to ac- celerating "age and pnce inflation and nsing costs of finance." Sma1 says. "Depending on the source of the economy's strength. the full employ- ment z.on~ can beget behavior that intensities demands. ultimately lead- ing to mflauona11 and other exet"Sses that only a maJor slowdo"n or recession can arrest "In the full tmplo~ment zone." Sinai adds. "interest ra tes often rise higher and for a longl·r penod than most expect.·· Of course. the peak-of·the<}cle vie" is b' no means unanimous Some anal; sts sa} that" 1th industrial .\merica ha' ingJuSt emerged fro m a prolonged slump. strong production ac11v1ty and demand for ne" pro- duction fac1h11cs can help keep the econom' on track for the fo~able future. · But should tht econom" stan slo" mg. 11 "ould most hkel)· bnng ome benefits and opponun1t1es along "1th the ob' 1ous problems. For one thing. It v.ould sooner or later take the pressure off inflauon and interest rates. · The newsletter Blue Chip Financial Forecasts. in Its .\ugust surve) of the forecasts of dozens of economists around the countl'). sa}s: .. lnte~t rates are still e\pected to mo'e somewhat higher as the Federal Rcsene leans against inflat1onal') pressures. .. Ho"ever. th<.' consensus fore<:ast sho" s rates beginning to top out by the third quaner of 1989 as economic grO\\th slow. abaung mflauonal') prt"Ssures. ·• Coverage enhanced An L.A. Cellular tecllnlclan coD4acta dJa&noetic teeta on tbe company'• new mtclll"fn eqa.lpment in one of lta neweet •tate-of-tbe-art cell eltee tmae. Tuttn and ~e. L.A. Cellular la Soatbern CaU..fwala'• top proYider of cellalar telephone .emcee to clleata tbroaehoat <>ranee. Loe Angeles, R1Teral4e. 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'-+ l't .II ' L a.I~ 11 d1 ;:! ;, 2 Dow at 3-month low NEW YORK (AP) -Fear of rising interest rates bedeviled the stock market. again \Oday and depressed the Dow Jones industrial.average to tile lowest closing level in nearly three months. Trading was extremely light, which brokers called a reflection ,of slack summer business. the cxtrordinarily hot weather and skepticism about the market's prospects in the aftermath of the sharp losses last week. "The sellers are just getting plain tired. They're just' getting worn out," said Roben O'Toole. manager of over-the-counter trading at Shearson Lehman l-futton Inc. in New York. "'There's no bids." Stronger~than-expected industrial production figures released by the Commerce Dcpanment set the mood for the market's weakness by raising anxiety that the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates further to slow economic growth. WHA T AME X DID WH AT NYSE DID NEW YORK (AP) Auo. 15 Pr.v. NEW YORK (AP) Auo. IS Prev. Advanced ¥ecllned , I ~dv~nced eel ned ,1 fij' r' ,fl nc noed ynch4noed 01a~,$&ues 1 ' 3 i~ otal 1risues ~ew h10h\ New rc ohs 2~ ew lowi ,, New ows 2• AMEX LEA DERS . GoLo Qu oTfS Selected WOttd gold priCea MonOey 1>y TM AJlodated Prats lOl'ldoft momong tnung 19 a.31. IS. Oii '2 10 LONloft •tt.,noon nxlng It .. 30.25. ott $3 00 ,._.. 1tt...aon ltlllng • nolldey Fr.-twt l111lng Is M31 llS, liP $2.40 Zllridl 11111nernoon $<130 80, oft S 1 10, .. 31.!IOnked Hell4'' ...,_. ~ 25. ott $3.00 E,.....,d It W I 63. olf $3.01 EllllleMrd f*lceted II .. 63.2 I Oii $3, 16, N~C-. gold 'f)Ot montn Frt. "4n30, ui>U.OO 1 METALS QuoTES NYSE L£ADERS Do w JoNES AvER AGES NEW YORK (AP) -Final Dow Jones ~veraoes for ' M~iv. !Jl~s 2 . l()f . 1Jt.'6 . 1-~ Trn ' ·~] l . .11 -"tji ~.~ 1f t , . ll!.n f it-:.ii: dus 1~·~· iP~ ~ 3 ·1 • ~s ~tk iO, • 100 NASDAQ SUMMARY VCRs now standard items,in U.S. home s WASHI NGTON (AP) -Video telephone last spring by tbc Gallup cassette recorders, corn pact disc play-Organ i'za tioo. The results have a ers camcorders and other consumer sampling error of plus or minus four electronics products are becoming percentage points. standard fa re in the America n home. The next most popular product was according to a Gallup survey. a pair of speakers for audio playback. . a'l,item claimed br. 40 percent of the These products are no lon~r JUSt house holds overal . Some 26 pcrccnt symbols of an amucnuingles lifestyle said they had an electronic.. typc- but are findi~ their way into the writer, 24 percent said they had a homes offamihes with children. says telephone answcrins machine. 18 the. Electtonic Industries Associa· l)erccnt had 8 personal computer, 14 tion 's Consumer Electronics Group, percent had a compact disc player and which comm issioned the study. 8 percent had a camcorder. accordina "People always think of these as to the survey. yuppie s>roducts. and they're not." Jn all of the product ca'*ries. the said Cynthia Saranit i, a ownership pcrcentaiatS for couples sp0keswoman for the electronics with children were biaher than for group. single adults: 47 percent compared The VCR is the fasteSl .,.owing with 25 percent foraudio speakm; 32 product in the $41-billion-a-year pefCCnt compared with t• percent for consumer electronics industry, she electronic t~ters. 2i4 ~nl said. The number of households with compared with 18 percent for tele- a VCR has bttn climbina at 10 phone answt.rina machines. 24 pet-pcrcent to 12 percent a year and sales cent compared with 8 ~t for are exptctcd to top I J million this person.al computers. Is ~t com· )'C!r. she uid. pared with lO ~Ill for CQmpec1 The survey of, 1,008 adulls found ditc pla~. and 13 pcn:ent tom· that 6S pcrce.nt of t~ hOUldlolds pared wt\b 3 pcrmtt rot~ polled had a VCR. By houtehold Thoqn the prices Of mOlt CIOft• composition. VCR ownership wu 40 sumer dectrolila product! hive perttnl lmoftl slnak ldultt. 63 dfODDCd sin« ~ were 8nt • permti amona 1'ouse\okl1 of 1wo ot tnxhiced, iDCOIDC li llill a clctcnftia· more lldults. and 78 pnmlt ~ 1Q118c1orin~-lbcb~-~ <'0Uole$ wilh duldrm. bouteholcr1 1M10me. die more liMtY 1\c survey WU condudld bJ it iJ IO haft OM of tbell "9dun&. " L 1 Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Monday, August 15, 1988 A7 • 'Last Temptation' stretched beyond viewers' endurance 'Li'l Abner' lacks overall polish in Lake Forest show By BOB THOMAS A•-leted "-Writer What if Hitler had won World War If" What if John F. Kennedy had li\ed? his lorml·rd1i.c1ple'i. who reprove him for his dl•se rt1on . re\eal the angel to be atan and encoura~e him to go bacl>.. to the cross and die ai. God has 1ntl'ndcd him to do. Some fo lks are fascinated by his-This last 1emptat1on occupies the torv as 1t wasn't, others are bored. final q~aner of the fi lm. The previous No'w Martin Scorsese asks us to three-quarters are an 1d1osvncrat1c contemplate: What 1f Jesus had not retelling of the Christ stO'). Some ol died on the cross., the teachings and the miracles are J ne ques11on v.as posed 1n the 1955 depicted 1n accomplished c1nemat1c novel b) Ni kos Ka1anuak1s ... The st' le. particularh the interpolated Last Temptation of Christ" The bCa111udes and the rescue of ~an book has been condensed into a Magdalene from stoning. creenpla) b) Paul chrader ( .. Ta,1 Other scenes.are cmbarra'ising. Dm er." ··The Mosquito Coast") and especial!\ Jesus plucking his heart directed b) ~orscse Both are un-from his breast. The scene d1dn"1 co mprom1'>ing filmmakers v.orl>.. in _ .. Indiana Jones and thl· The h)pothes1s· Jcsu1. lea, es his Tempk of Doom:· either agon~ on the cros~. led b~ an angel 1 The baptism sequence looks like a into a green 'alle~ He shares the \11ddk East org~. v.1th hair-whipping home and bed of Man '1agdalene. dancers. full\ naked Y.Omen and a v.ho later dies Je~us ;., angl) '-'llh "'ild-e~ed .\ndre Gregor) ( .. M~ Din- (iod O\er h1s loo,s. but the angel leads ner v.ith .\ntlre") as John the Bap11_s1 him to the home of Mar. and Manha. Scorsc.,c can be commended lo( \ISters of La1arus Hr· ha'> children J\01l.hng the e\.cesses of H oll~"ood\ ''1th both \\Omro anJ kads a pcaceful t•arlu:r biblical epics. The Morou·an life. On h1'> dea1hb1.·d he 1'i '1'>1tcd b) land,cape!> o;eem likl' the Hol} Land. thl' v.ardrobe and ..ets arc 1n dcstn· drat> bu1:s and crowd scenes (perhaps bt-rnu\1.' of the bare-bones budget) are not filled "uh a cast of thousands. ··The La'>l Tcmptauon ofChns1" 1s rl'l)Ortl'lll~ a long11me passion for '°)tor'>1."">C It shows. H e has poured his con<t1dl·rable talent into the film. But h1.· ha~ o' erextended himself. ~!retching the 'ito~ be}ond audience endurance f h1.· lilm focu<,C\ repeated!} On th1.• rda11onsh1p of Jesus (W1llrm Dafoe I and Judas tHane\' Keitel). Jesus rnmm,rnd~ Juda~ to betra' him. a rnn11u\ 1n1crpre1a11on indeed. I nll kc thC' remote. s1mpltfiedJesus 111 11tha tilm<, ··The Last Temp- 1at1Pn .. portra~c; him as complex and 1nd1.'ll'"c a Pall•st1nian Hamlet. At 11m1.''> Dafoe rnn oc mo' mg. but the amh1gu11' of the role and the \-er- n.11. ubr dialogue ( .. \ ou d1n1 kno"' nw" 1 dd' him rl11.· 111 her roko, a rem er-st m pit lie-d. H.1rhar.t Hl•r-.h1.·\ .t~ 1h1.' 'uluptuous \l.1 gd<1ll'n1." Hnrr' Dean Stanton as a Willem D1foe as Jesus 11.·alot \aull'J,,, I >J\ l U iv. 1e .i• .in ·1tet1.• 1'1int1U' l't .ii~ .. f he l J\1 I l'!'l p:.11 "' Iii ( rrl\I I' a l "'' 1.·r,JI P .tur1. r..:k.1\t prudu1.1.•d tl\ Harhar a I h I in.1 l lw • .illng I'• R "'11h nuJ11 .ind '1' '"' l'' .111J 1,,,, 1)1 hloou I h1.· 1111 ' • ' :.11 '"" Ji 1111!! .it I hll ni111u11.·, By BONNIE FE\'ERGEON o.lly l'llol Cot•"pon.s.nt Tht' Lakt.• Forest ~hov. boa11.•rs· "l1"I \bncr'" prU\ 1dt0'> great tun for all ol 11.-, 1.·nthu">1a\t1c ca~l and ere" but <,ord~ m1\w' tht' mJrk of J qual1t} perlorm3nle .\ IJrtt1. n:impan' under the d1rec· tH\fl ul \\.ill\ \11\ 1.'f'> otn mush has a \\1lndcrl..il timl· troltd .1ng around 1n DogpJt1. h l ) .\ on the ~tagt' L nder tht' \tar\ at the Lake h•rc~t 11 ~un and \.itl < luh '°'oh ingcot1re fam1hes in thl· \umml·r thc:ater t'\peneme llov.na tho.-.e 111 tht' audience •rinii 1 '-.cc an c:ffe1.11' c ponra,al of 1h1.· &tigrntul lartoon non\t'nse o f .\hnn D.it~' \l;ll' and thl· other hc:h '' ld 1. hJrJlll.T' 1. n:ated h\ .\II r ..1rr •'hl• •t•n 1.· 11.11111.· in the 1.~1ur~ •II II ' mu'lbt r,terpn.•tal1on ti' '"""·'" PanJmJ anJ \frh in F-rani... linJ th1.·nhcl \ i:' lx·1. •mi ng 1n1. rea'i1ng- 1 d1,1.·fi1. h.1nt,·J 'uch tune!. a'> .. If I HJd M\ Druthers" and '""\ameh 'I ou .\l 1 1i·~ renditton uf ··Past ~1' l>nme" -!>hared in duet \\uh foul ~·1dk'r .i' Dais\ Mae -nro' adt:'> onl· ol the ~ho" ·s h1ghhghts. ~famin· '°)am and Eanhquake Mc<1oo·n arc "ell r harartenzed b) Bernard \ t\op\hu and Jack Ter- r1111. respec11,el' J\ are Papp) and ~famm\ 'I okum b' Bob . nook and Jeanine· Lt"c .\long v.1th B~den. theSt· four pre"4.·n1 the onl) per- formance<, Y.urth\ ol note dramall· t•a II~ \u1.h lrllltJI t'l.J\IC' 10 a"' finr production. \Ulh a~ hgh11ng and '>Ound are e11hn po11rh managed or dcfe1.tt\l" Light' Jrl· on and off at av.l>..\\ard moment\ and tht' '>Uund of -.hutllmg kl't on a \\ooden -.tage 1' a uin<.tant annm an1.e 'Tucker' flip side of American Dream T huu~h pt•ll'lllt.il tJknl' ar1.· di'>· pl.t~L·J !':lJO\ ,1.·gm1.·n1~ ''mph lark. 1h1.· ruti ... t 1•! ..td1.·quak rchc:ar~al in t.lt.il11gu1. n u,11. .ind 1. hurcog.raph~ f11hn Br. J1.·n ot1t'r'i '01..il ~trengtb 1n h , d1ar.:i1.ti:n1at1nn ol .\hner 1n In '>PllC of al l thl' h1ndra nu."' tht>re 1., inde-t.·d laughll·r ;ind apprcuat10n h' an aud1rncr tn 1h1~ dd1gh1ful \Umml'r f>t'lllng ou1Jol1r\ on the edg~ 111 L3kl' For('St Th1.· \ho"' 1.·oncludes m l'-'O-"celend run "'11h per- formann·s Frida' ~aturda' and Sun- da' at ~ pm · (all b3;·0~29 or '"i ~6 \tw for fun her informai1on By BOB THOMAS A.-lated l'Y"9 Wrtl .. Film enthusiasts v.ho ache for the Q1g-scale mo' 1rs of Holl) "ood 1n 11s prime can rejoice for ··Tucker The ~1an and His Dream ·· trangel~. 11 1s the v.ork of two leading members of the ;-.iev. Holl)- v.ood: Francis Coppola and George Lucas. Both respe(t the film 1ncfus- ll) ·s trad1t1ons. and the~ pa) homage w11h their collaboration The saga of Preston Tucker has obsessed Coppola since his da>s as a film student at L1CLA It 1s essen11all) a traged). the reverse of the American Dream. .-\n 1nven11ve opportunist. Tucker tried to combat the Big Three auto· makers (Ford . General Motors and Chrysler) 1n the post-World War I I era with '"t he first complete I) new car in 50 )cars." Man~ ofhts innovations 'AllllllM---•AICI MO\IP -·-i31-40 --- .. 1 OW .... port atvd. N.I . Acron from L• B1amll II LARGER THAN LI FE MOVIE-MAKING:' . TUCKER THE MAN AND HIS DREAM for safrt\ and comfort can be seen 1n !Oda\ 's au1omob1le!>. Tucler's grandiose scheme failed. despite his bnlhant use of modern- da' salesmanship. Coppola and screen'' nters Arnold Schulman and Da' 1d Seidler claim that Tucker was th"'arted b~ M1ch1gan Sen. Homer Ferguson. who was bent on pro1ec11ng his Detroit consutuents. Tucker was denied steel supplies and had his factor) taken a"'a~ from him. The fatal blo"" came" hen he was 1nd1cted for fraud . He Y.as later acqumed. To present this heroic tale. Lucas has pro' 1ded production 'alues as uncompromising as his ··star Wars" films. Coppola has added his im- mense narrati'e po"'ers . Not since .. C111zen Kane'" have directorial touches been so e' 1den1 and so etTec11 ve. The film begins with an authen11c-look1ng promotional film depicting Tucker's Y.art1me an· RU Ff ELL'S UPHOLSTERY INC . .... , ...... Cettrs left! 1922 UllOI llff .. CISTA llSA-541-1155 COlllt t• AlderlS lor II your myt ftDamc !Wt.ds ()Ny sptdalsts un Hnt you ptrltctty I I rtAto£,. .. ·A~ fm !O~ Utt11!ill :, I, j ,lilillQ.li~.llf.!.li ,., -• ••-"" -:...=-. '-""""' .... *81tU •COSTA MESA •HUtmHGTON HA<:ti MWI lrq Pllll felwllOI Solltll Cotti E ... l'fi Clioltf'I ~'f S29 Sl39 "lal1S-61711 841 01'0 *COflONA *P'Ul..U:ltTON @ LA .. RADA fOwlldS CotOlll 1 I A~ f""9'10ll 8 PICHC l ti M radl 21t-11eo .---99-2,...eooo_--..--'!"!"!!!!!!9"'~1·00 ---~::~~-~-=-S~t::::~ ---_,.,_ --TUCIU hi IM MO IMS DIUI fll lt:H ._._ S:U 71U lf!J! IO&IT~C-. COCKl AIL i-1 "" .... .,., l :JI lllJJ ... ,~ ......... WMOPUMIO aooauaan ~ 1ti• tlM tilt 71U f\JJ '°"'~OMll COCKlAtl ti) l1it a:aJ JiU 1M ltlU ---CLUHAHDtoe811t NANnet1t WfiiWWW ~~.,,, ...... YOUNG GUNS 111 1:1! ... ,,,, ....... \1.·11111111' tor 1h1.• ~rnn \\hen J('ff RnJg1.•., .i-. Tucker spea·k!. 10 his v.1te tfo,rn \llt'n1 on the telt:phone. the lJm1.•ra pull" baci... to re,eal her. < orpolJ"c; tl.'chn1que'i suppon rather 1h.1n d1.·1ra1. t lrom the drama. kit Bridge'> 1<. pcrtcct as the ~ould· be 1ndu'>tn..th'>I. e'er resourceful. pu'h 1 ng h1' "'orker-; be) ond their lJpac111c-. '\elhng "1th the zeal of Harold H 111 E'en in defeat he can seem 1numphan1 ..tnd his unending op11m1'm helpH'asc thr air of traged) that pt•r\Jdl'' "Tu1.ker" That 1s the film\ uni' drav. hacl>.. the 1ne' 1tab1h· \\ of ddl·;i1 \\ 11h1n th..: n '' • !hur ruks the <.t1pport1n~ Lt'' ' u111l1•rr•I\ c\cel· len t \1..trtin l ar,!Ju I' ,J r 'elation Looking 1.·a1h It l' ~ r1.·J~t \1art·h he pla)'i fmkn·, linan, ;i Jlh .,...r "1th great depth 0 1 :1.·l'11n!-h1' :uture ac; a lhara1.1er a1.t11r '' \1."J ,·J l><.Jf1 \tocl· \\ell 1., als< •ut,tarJ ng n J brief appearance .i' ~h•v.a•J Hugh1.•, s~ m- pathe11c tu Tul kc:r \ :'hgh1 hut 100 remo,ed from re..1111• :n ~ ahle 10 help. Llo~d Br1dg1.·' 1.k11\ IJtherl 1~ 1uh 1.·' ti a' \en.Hnr ~ l'rC..i\• r. .\ Paran111unl rl·ka.:1.• ·ruder·· \\ ac; prod uted ~' f-r1.·d R"<'' .rnJ Fred Ful,.h' The r.t1ing" PC, It 1 language Running 11ml.' 111 m1nu1n s•, '•• • ~•'•"' *SJ 21t. ............. \A .. ,,., ... ,.. , ..... ' ~ ,,. De •. 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CINEMA S S D ~ '") E, T .:>r c R;:: •nd Roc1<l1eld ~1 S&IO MAC a• (N ) 11 IS· I I S.l:J0.5:30· 7 JO. t .30 v.ES (Q) 1230-2:30 THE91.09 (R) 4 J0.6·30-l.J0.10•30 COMING TO A•MCA (R) om llMf'f 1100-1.15-l:l0-6:11-l:lS.10.35 fltf REKUE (PO) Z:IS.S.50 9.30 9IG TOP Nl WEE ( f'O) 12 ll-4.l 0-NS YOUMGOUNS ll 4S.2·tM.1~ ll-1'45-lt:U Pet peeves produce pans DEAR ANN LANDERS: I was surprised to read your prejudiced. narrow-minded views about dogs and cats in dental and medical offices. You said animals do not belong in such places. Appclrently, Ann. you are not aware that animals are now used in various health.care settings because they cal m the nerves, lower the blood pressure and create a soothing at- mosphere for anxious patients. Healthy, well-groomed. well· behav.ed pets are ·often brought to pediatric and oncology wards as well as to psychiatric hospitals and nurs· ing homes. Patients who are de- pressed frequently perk up, talk. to t~e animals and smile for the first time in a long while. Please rethink your answer, Ann. -BARBARA M .. LIVONIA. MICH. DEAR LIV: Thank you for another polat of view. Now bear tbis: DEAR ANN LANDERS: Our fam· ily doctor brought his dog to the office eve7 day. Most peoi,>le didn't mind. but never liked the idea. One day I brought my 6-year-old daughter in for shots. Suddenly the office dog jumped up and b11 her on the check. To this day she has a horrible fear of dogs and becomes almost hystericaJ wben a dog comes near her. Sbe also has a nasty scar that will require.plastic surgery. No name, All LAIDEIS please. Just sign me -WITH YOU IN ORE. DEAR ANN LANDERS: For the last several years, my husband. who 1s a physician, has been taking his Chinese'PU8 to his office. One day the dog looked sick so my husband lefl him at home. Every patient who came in asked, "Where's Herb?" Not only is Herb loved by all the patients but he is a welcome guest when the doctor attends board meet· 1ngs of some large corporations. - H.K .. DAL LAS. DEAR DALLAS: Wri&e to me wben Herb gets a vote. Now THAT would be news. DEAR .\NN LANDERS: Please don't back awa~ from your st<)nd against animals in doctors' offices. Plenty of kooks wit} be writing in to argue with )OU. but Just tell them that in man\ ci ues it is a violation of the health code. That should settle it. - SANTA A;-./.\, CALI F. DEAR ANA: Thanks for the sup· port. Tbe mail was 20 to 1 al(aiast me. Read on: DEAR ANN LAN DERS: I've had enough experience with humans to know that I would prefer to share the waiting room in theofficesofadentist or a physician with a cat or a dog any old day. Animals don't ask 9uestions that are none of their business. Nor do they spread secrets overheard be· tween a patient and doctor. An n. I'd bet my last dollar that you never had a dog. -JUEY R .. RIVE RSfDE. CALIF. 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It at50 pays to thanae the ename oil after the first 1.000 miles of driving to rid the crankcase of foreian parhc.les Whether you purchase • brand new m or one that's a fnr years old. 11 makes sense to treat 1l well An auto- mbolle •S a bit investment Follow1f1C recommended strviu schedules w~I mllle your car last loncer Hef e at C&f. wt IP'(llhlt 111serv!Qt1nd rep11r on VW, ~Audi. We're nurby at 2090 PIJcen bl Open a.6 for '°"' convtn1t11Ct. Tel. 646 6910 We're IPPfOVed by AM. Maior cred•l c-ards Wekomt Follow "strtrl w~" """""'· Intl f)IOCfdutn n &tltld 111 thf OWflff '1 ,,.,,,,,,,, flflfllm Of "°" ,,. ,,.,. '°' """ MOND.\Y PRIME TIME 6:00 6:30 Q~ 1-Both vulnerable, as So1,1th you hold: +JM \JAQ107631 OA7 +5 The bidding has proceeded: North Eu~ South West 1 + Pus 1 \J Pass 2 + Pass ? What do you bid now? A.-No sense in fooling around. You have the equivalent of an open· ing bid facing partner's opening, and you ·certainly know where you want to play the hand. Bid four hearts. Q.l -Neither vulnerable, a· ..)outh you hold: + Ql73 'V AQJ83 0 951 + 7 The bidding has proceeded West. Nor th East South 3 O Dbl Pass ? What do you bid nowr A.-Because of our 'Working cards in partner's suits, we certainly would not be content to play below game; however, we don't know which major suit to choose-part· ner could have five spades and only three hearts. We would force him to make the decision by cue-bidding four diamonds. Q.3-As South, vulnerable, you hofd: + KQ7642 'V QlO 0 6 + QJ98 The bidding has proceeded: North East South West l \J Pua 2 + Pass 3 0 Pua 3 + Pass 4 'V Pus ? . What action do you take? A.-It soun'ds for aD the world as if ·partner is at least 6-4 in the red suits with a singleton spade. Despite the misfit , however. your two honors in partner's first sujt are just too good to ignore. We suggest you raise to five hearts, denying the ability to make a cue-bid. Q.4-As South, vulnerable, you hold: +76 \JKQm2 0 652 +13 The biddina hu proceeded: North East South West I 0 1 + 1 What action do you take? A.-A bid by you now would be forci ng, certa.inly 10 at least the lhree-leve~ in your own sui t. If you could 1uarantee 1hat the auction would end there, you might venture two heans. But partner will surely bid aaa.in and you could act into trouble. Take 1he wise course and, pass. Q.5-Nd ther vulnerable, as South you hold: • KQN Q 7 0 K(IJ913 • 71 The biddin1 has proceeded: Nerti! r...1 So••• Wesc I Q P111 1 0 P- l 0 P• T What action do you 11ke? A.-You mipt want to play a clla- 9:30 10:00 10:30 11 :00 11 :30 Complete televl1lon ll1tlng1 In Sund•r'• TV Piiot CHAI LES GOREN mond or spade slam, or a no trump game-you don't know yet. Don't blast into Blackwood, because you could easily be overboard if partner shows three, and that will surely be the case if he has only two. Bid three spades and see what he docs. Q.6-Both vulnerable, as South you hold: + AK6 \J K52 0 AJ + AX6Sl The bidding has proceeded: South West Nortb East l NT Pau 3 + Pus ? What do you bid now? A.-You have an excellent hand in support of spades-three good trumps, all prime cards, a ruffi ng value and a fair five-card suit. You must aJcrt partner to slam possibili· ties, and you do this by making an advance cue-bid of your cheapest first-round control. 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I ~ ''-..... . . 41, :: .. . ·:: •• by Lynn Johnsto'l; ··~SEZ:MS10 I ;: ~MISSED tie. yef. • : . by Harold Le Doux I DOJA N I I I' I F I I _ NUTUC I! I 1 1 1 r _ WYENL 1 ~ I 1· I I I . I H lFSNI . i--1-11-1· -, .....-, l1ilyPlll MONDAY AUGUST 15, 1988 Swindell 1hed1 pouncla, Ranger•' INltten to win, 3-0. 112. Orange County Batbu1tera take Natlonal aoftmll tltle. 113. Irvine eyes title defense 0.-,,... ....... ., ...... ·-..., Left fielder Ryan Morgan and hla teamm•tee on the 1"tne Northwood All-Stats '8hoot for the Weet Reglo.-al title. ortnwoodLL begins regional play on Tues9ay _ By ROGER CA RLSON Of the o ... , ,llot Stefl S.\N BER NA RDINO - The Irvine Northwood Little League All- Stars. spectators for Saturday and Monday's earl~ rounds at the West- ern Regionah. open defense of .their title Tuesda} at 8 p.m. against the best from Washi ngton. The wan has offered Manager Mas H1)ashi plent~ ofllmc to d~ell on his ~tarting pitcher. On the ~urfacc that would appear to he qune a chore considering. he has nine right-handed p11chers on a 14- man squad and se,en of them have ~ccn ac11on <.'n route to the regipnals. "When we staned. all we had were outfielders and ca tchers ~ho could pitch." Hl\ash1 said. "It took a week for us to son 'things out and get our gu)s in the right posi 11ons ... The) hegan w11h seven pitchers. then dropped 11 to three in the Southern California finals at Foun- tain Valle) ·s Mile Square Park. -- But what had become a three-man stafT -Tommie Louie (4-0). RYan O'Toole 14-1) and Enk Sobek (4-0)- is nov. d\\ indhng fun her. It "ill be a two-man starting rotation according to the coaching stafT. and 11 appears ()'Toole will pitch T uesda) and. 1f r-..onhv.ood -wtn!>. Louie v.uuld take· the mound Thursda\. Louie: v. ho dtfeated f cmecula Valle) Frida) fur the Southern Cali- fornia lllle and 1scons1dered the No. I pitcher 1n "'onh"'ood\ camp. v.ould face the v. inner of :r ucsda' · s ear Iv game bet\.\een '-e' ada and ~ )Oming on Thursda) and then pttch the champ1on)h1p game aturda). a!>- sum1ng the ''In'> ket·p coming The rest ol thl' stantflg lineup \\Ould appear to rl·ma1n tairh consis- tent "1th Fnda' \ chjmp10nsh1p run 1n the Southt·rn < alitnrn1a finals Da,H.I Rubin. \lhl> ha., c,ho"n a c,trong arm. " jt t..ilt hn . .,. 1th Greg .\Ii\ at fir,t b,t,t' ()obd 15 at '-t'uJnJ Jnd dqx~nding on v.ho's pitthing. 1 II ht· Louie or O'Toolcat short '\Ith 1(1rJ... \latthev.s rounding out thl' infield at third base. In tht' outfidll Jre R):in \1 organ 1n left. Jus11n Ll oid tn 1.t·nter and Jason Jones 1n right · Rounding nut the c,quad are JefT Zachan.Chad Juhn!i.un. Enc Ha,ash1. Jack Lee and Robbll' ShJnJ...s. · Confidence 1s nne ot 'onhv.ood's big assets v.11h four pl:i)er<> returning for a second run E' l'n their manager. .H i~slu. has that pm1t1,e feeling. "'E~ kid v. ho enters the playom. has thi.s as a goal and mu<,t think he can v.in 11. and ~u dt1 v.c "'-Qe. said. ..Othef"\\ISl'. \\h\ V.(I Uld \O~e\·en stani:· · Pitcher Ryan O'Toole will llltely be the •tarter when Nortb- ·wood takes on the Washington etate Little Leatue cha;ml*. ~ Fatigue fells Newport's Thompson; Schoen wins Defending champ's ride ends near end of Catalina ski race four-loot troph}' above his head. "It v.as reall~. really rough coming back from the turn boat (near the . .\ valon Bay Jetty). and we got off to a prcu~ bad stan. But I told my crew to JUSt get me to the turning boat as fast as the} could and there would be no problem. ~e·d win for sure ... By KEVIN BALL o .. r'>""°' c-..-.-1 LO NG BEACH -Mason Thompson took a ftve- minute lead into the final leg of the 40th annual Catali na Ski Race and appeared to be well .on his wa} to cenain victor). But sudden!}. fa tigue caught up with the t 9-)car-old defending champton from Newport Beach. Schoen. ~inner of the 1985 event. finished on the heels of Thompson's record-setting t1me of 54:56 last ~ear. Consequent!). Schoen's victory this time around tasted a httle bi t swee1er. he said. "'I finished nght behind Mason last )ear. so there was :i hit ot'a fnendl> rival!") going on betv.een us this year:· Sl·hoen said. "This' ictoi: was definite!) as good as '85. C' en belier ... The physical demands of the ri gorous 62-mile course eventually caused Thompson to fal l. allowing Kun Schoen of Mesa. Ariz. to cruise past for an easy victory des pite a relatively slow 11me of I :08.36 be hind boat Team Terrible. Tra\l·ltng at speeds near 100 milt's an hour. Schoen sha n~d Thompson's e1gh1-m1nute advantage to close the gap nearing thl· Long Beach Harbor ~!though Thompson appeared unscalhl.'d. he v.as tr:insportcd to St. Mary's Hospital tn Loag Beach for ohsl'P at ion. c' ent spokesman Daniel Stu~I said. "We pu t a little pressure on !Thompson). And thank ~oodness he took a tumble:· said Schoen as he hoisted a The last boat out oft he breakwater stamng the race. . choen'ssquad \\3S third around the turning poi nt. tak1n~ Armas provides ngelsLpowe His1wo ome runs salvage final game of Oakland series OAKLAND (AP) -Tony Armas chose to differ with Athletics manaser Ton) La Russa on Sunda) 's playing conditions at the Oakland Coliseum. Armas had two homers. including a tie-breaker in the seventh innine. There were a total of four in Cali- fornia's 6-4 "ictory that snapped Oakland's six-game winning streak. "Even though they had fo uneen hits and we had eleven. it was a good day for pitchers ... La R ussa said. "The ball WC\sn't carrying real well." "The-6all always carries pretty good in day games here ... said Armas. who went 4-for-5. ··1 trunk I know more about that than La Russa does." Armas has 236 career homers. including 62 in Oakland. 'La Rus~ t>layed m 132 -big league games without hitting a homer anywhere. Armas. the former Oakland out· fielder. has been used mostly as a platoon player by the Angels. The schedule AWAY Todav-Auo. IS-idle. Auo. 16--New York, 4:30 P.m • Auo. 17-New York, 4:30 P.m. • Auo 18-New York, 4:30 P.m • Auo. 19-Balli more, S:OS P.m. • Auo. 20-Ballimore, S:OS P.m. • Auo. 21-Balllmore, lO:JS a.m. • •o n TV, Channel s. •Alt oames on KMPC (710). this year. The A1hietics lost ror just the third time in 16 games but still lead the Minnesota Twins b) 8112 games in the American League West. .\rma~· ninth homer of the season came wit h two outs in the seventh ofT rclie"erGene Nelson. 7-4. Armas had both his first multiple-homer and four-h it game since 1986, when he \\as "ith Boston. m·arh 35 mmutt:'> to gel 1herc. "\\ e 3us1 kept pecJ...ing a\\a~ a1 thl'm:· said Ed Herbst. v.ho manned the thronle ol Team Terrible dunng the race. "It v.aSJUSt 11 J...e rt·eltng ma fish . .. Kun 1<, probabl) thl· best skier 1n tht' v.orld It v.ould ha'e been JU'>t a mailer of time before v.e v.ould ha'e cau~hl them. So 11 didn't reallj matter that Thompson fell. · Herbst o;a1d ... Kun JU St gol strongrr as the race v. o.re on "' "Onn· ·"l' h:id the kad. all \\t' had 10 do v.as ma J...e '>Urt' v.c didn't mJJ...e an' mistakes and let i-...un ta ll \\ l' JU'I pla ) ed 11 ~ate trom there on in:· he ~1d . Thl' ]C'<;., than ideal cond111 ons v.erl' a11nhull·IJ h> the rat.l'''> ~ J m \tart \.fa n, ~ontes1an1~ ct1n1end an t'arller 'urt tt•nll'> 111 ellmtnj il-man\ ol the ... hu pptl'r ~uri tOnd1l1t1n~ lJU~Cd b\ OoJt \\3J...t''\ "Tht• late start "a' dd1011eh tht' 1.jU\t' Llf the: mMt' d1Hirult rond1t1nn ' ... <;J1d Ros.ike fohn ... nn the: first \\omen ,i...1crtl1 cro'>s theline ~unda\ _ Hn time of I :11 :'2 \\;h onh M'nrnds belier than \larsha \filler's I 20 24 ") ~)U JU'>I ha\ l' to ;iut the pour rnndlitOnS JSlde in ~our mind :ind concentr:itc on 1mpro' 1ng 'our 11me:· John,,m .,J1d "It I had let that affect me. Marsha Miller \.\ould hJH' \\Un not me. Concen1ra11on can mean the d11lcfrnn· het"een v.inning and losing." Tht l'' .:-nt attracted 110 competitors from five ,.1un1r:l'' indudtng ~ustralta. Great Bntian. New /, JIJnd anll Bdgu1m ai. v.ell as the C n1te.d States. I k id :innualh '1nce I Q4Y. the race 1,-cons1dered the 11 u~ht''t ,ur'1x•t twn in the ~orld for_1 nlemat10nal water ''"t'r'> I 111..r c lrJntt,· ( oa~t arl'a residents finished in the top ,, H1.111t1ngt• r fkjt.h·, JOt' Brain and Glen -\ndeTSOn t;n,,hl·u hacl-111-hJL I. cros .. ing the hne 19th (I :23.31) and 2 1h1 1 2 ~'i'i 1 r''>pt'l't1 ,eh The1rt1 meswerethebestin · • t "\ "h .. , ·' tnll'r"'1l'd1a1r d1' 1'10n \nJl"'-l•n·, hr >thrr Cran . caml' 1n with a 11me of '\J '\ ~ !!rn•J i.ir 2Mh plan· bu.t tin1-.hed \.\-Cit in the men's rx·;,1..i'' < 1,1,t \k ,a·, \1 .. n Ll'Jcr 1eamtd v.1th Roni Ramos- l n1a\ ~, •l Lt'' \ngl'k' w tin 1~h tirst in tht' m1,ed doubles. Thl'p...11r ,.1n-, ·1.11 t ..! ':' thl'lx''itllme10lhetr.d1v1s1on. I U.S. polo in third Americans watch as West Germans claim Yas sa tifle BECEJ Yugosla' 1a -T~~lled t:llC'\ water polo team had t and v. all h unda' as \>.-est rman' do\\ ncd .\ustraha. 12-3. to clauh top h<'nors at the prestigious pre-Olym- Pll ) as!i.3 IO\ 1tat10nal. The L'. received a b\e in the final rnund of pla) as fift h:ranked West G<.'rman' dominated the team that rulkd a ~tunning 8-8 tie with the u.s \:u urda~ World and 1984 Olympic , hJmp10n Yugo~lavia also finished \\Ith nine points in the round-robm tormat. hut the Germans defeated ) ugosla"s m head-to--head cotnpeta- \1\)n. cq~ "I've been swinging the bat pretty good lately1 but I'd like to play eve!") day." he wished aloud. "' The Angels salvaged the finale of a four-game series and won for the only time an their six games at Oakland Johnnv Rav·s RBI si ngle in the ninth gave th~ Angels an insurance run. San Francleco'a Will Clark knock• down Dodgen' pitcher Orel Herahteer, forcing him to drop ball while coverinf home as the Giants mount~d a big offena ve attack. In 1t' SI\ games. the founh-ranked l "I fo\lov.cd suit with the rankings, dcteat1ng Hungary. West Germany and France. and losing to No. 3 ltah Jnd Yugosla,•ta, but uc:d the Austrai- 1an~ 1n "hat pro-.ed a costly game. Tht l ' S. pla)ed without the leader· <.htp oi C9ach Bill Barnett of Laguna BcJ,·h. v.ho returned home earl) Thur\da' after the death of his father. ~11ke Wilt. 9-11. allowed nine hits. ''alked three and struck out one. ( Sluman· earns initial Tour -. win w Corchtnground EDMOND. Okla. (AP) -Jeff Sluman came from three shots back with a 65 and scored the first victory of his six-year Tour career Sunday with a thrte-stroke triumph in the PGA National Championship. Sluman had h all his way as he became the fifth first-time wanner in the last six weeks on the PGA Tour. He holed out a I 00.yard wedge shot ..... S·1 caglc-3 on the fifth hole. the shot thal put him in the title chase. Sluman was staked to, the lead when ·strugling Paul z1ngcr. the ltldcr through the first three rounds. made consecutive b<>Jeys on the front He pttscrved a big lead with a 1 S-foot, per-savina5«ond pun on the 14th, And he vinually clinched 1t with an ~h shot that threaded its way dtrOUlft trtt limbs on the I Sth. ~ com mg to rest I 2 feet from the fla$. The po~er-faced Sluman, carry10g onh 135 pounds on a 5-foot-7 frame. rolfcd it 10 for a four-shot lead with tllree holes to play. He won il with a 272 total. 12- undcr-par on the steamy Oak Tree Club courst.andjoined Sandy Lyle of Scotland (Masters), Cunis Strange (U.S. Open) and Scve Ballesteros of Spain (Bnttsh Open) a.s tht major- title winners for 1988. ,_, Tif victory was wonh $1 60,000 from the total purse of$ I million and pushed his earnings for the year to S374,38S. a career high. zinger wns the runner-up, JUSt as he wu an the." t 987 Bnti h Open. 8111 tbcrt was littJc s1milanty bct\\ttn the two. Last year, tM lanky Az•nattbott)'edtht final two holes at lPI ....... POA/112) . Giants, Aldrete find direction, They rim -with confidenGe after wEiePfngLAT 5 -4 LOS ANGELES ( ~P) -Mike .\ldretc went the other wa, Sunda' nod perhaps changed the d1rect1on of the San Francisco G1anu, too. Aldrete paced a 20-hi t assault "tth four hits, including a p.11r of run· sconngdoublcs.. and Brett Butler had three h1u, including a two-run homer. as the Giants beat the Los .\ngelcs Dodgers 15...,... San F'rancisco pulled to w1thtn 31 : g<lmcsoffirst·platt Los ngelcs 1n the National ~\K' West, one pme bchlfld the Houston "stro . "Somcnmcs it takes a little while to knock n into my head ... -'ldrtte satd. "When )'OU go the other wt) and gel two hits. thtn you tr)' to tell }OUl'lt'lf. 'Watch how far I c.an pull it.· and then }OU around out.· So at doc n 't t&kt a genius to fiaure out which way i ' y-- \\t)rJ...ing t)(:l.ll'r for \OU .. \ldretc·, l0ur-h1ts bel pt'd the <..11a1lli..1J.1.Unl \OOLx 01\:h..l&h e.t on J uh 'Q '' ht'O the' be-:it St Louis 21-:?. ~Jdrctc r<lll\l'd h1 road batting a' er- agc to )~3. 5.1 points higher than his t)\ erall a' eragt>. · "I can't C'\phun 11," ~ld~t<' ~td. "LJ<;t \ear 11 was the o\htr wa' around: The bot1om hne 1s that. v..hen I'\ C" ~n ~\\ 1ng1ng "ell. we'\C hee-n on 1hc rood . .\nd v.hcn l hil\ en 't bl~n. "e''t bl·en at home.'t don't think ll has anvth1ng to do'"''" the ballparks orthc p1tchc~ When \OO're S"IOSIO& '\\ell. \O U get hnsand "'hen ~ou're not. }OU don't .. Bob Mel\ in hit a three-run homer and KC'll) Do"n I ~-9. won for the founh time in fh c s1ans, 3110\\ 1ng c1,ght hats in ~I\ inning . JcfTBrantle. pit hcd three inn ing.\ for h1 first m:iJor lcaauc o;.a ... e. On:I Hcrshtscr. I 0.. 7, kt\ trailing -1 af\ r \\tt O inning h 1 hontst outrn& u n1.-e June ~. l 9 • "hen he ~a chased after 1 > innings ~1nsi tlanta. Tile .cbedale HOME Ton1"n1-Auo IS-San Fral\C'1$CO. 7'35 Pm Auo 16-Pniladell>hla, 7.JS o.m AuO 11-P9'nadel1>hla 7.3S Pm. AW lt-Pnlladelotlla, 1-0~ D.m. AUG. 1..-Montreal, N S P m Auo 20-Monlre•l. 71'.S o tn AUG 21-MontrH I t:OS p.m. ·AM oames on l(A8C (790) Hc~h 1(0Ct. "ho ha allo\\-ed 17 runs 1n hl~ la tthrtt tan made t .. 'O of the Oodgen ' 1hrtt tim,u'lnlng m'OT'S. "-<"in· Robenson of Santa Ana Hl'tgh t" led all LI .. scorers in the ltiumamcnt w1th eight goals. C'raig \\ 1l.,0n of Da' i recorded a tour- nament ha~h 54 save . \'c ared1sappolntet1 1 e ovi rc,ult~." ~1d a as1an1 coac'h Davt o\lmqu1st. "We thought we could haH' beaten .\ustralia and cspcc1ally '\ ugo la-.ia. "-\g.31nst \ ugoslavia. we m119ed a four-mt'tcr penalt~ shot and a 6-on-S m the final mmute and a half. But~ also beat the Germans. who won tM tournament. so thctt were some.aood thmgs. Tell) hrotdcr and C'raia W1l n pla~cd well. as dMi Jod) Campbell and Kevin Robenlon in the ~nd half of the lOUl"nUlft'lt ... Tl\t' U .. will name '1s ll-mu ro t<>r for the Otympict widaia die next lWO Wttks as the--.ti 08I 1n Malibu and Ntwp0n llM:ltJ fii.: tl"<'n pla crs wtrc c:anicd lbr Ille two Euro~n tournamans llile ,... two V..ffkl. Earl~ th1$ monsb Ult U.S.1!9_• cielU-nattOD aounllllliellit • · w. c~.1'bd ...... _.. tncs tMt Wlft PllY ill llalll. • Otenge C0Mt DAILY PILOT/ Monday, Augutt 15, 1988 s. . M.~ ! ' Jacki failed bJ coatroveny Dear Soom Ettiror, Don ffeters was duly elcotcd. by democratic process, to strve u the head of the airt's United Statet (Jymnastics) TEAM. At that tame, reprdlns of Mike Jacki•s (uttu11vc dittetor of the United States Gymnastics Feder- ation) personal preferences, it was your responsibility to back Peters. so that our airls would be united, as a TEAM. to represent our country to the best of their ability. The USGF has rules and regu- lations by which they operate. Any- one not wilhng to abide by them should forfeit the privilcdge to pa11ricipate with our TEAM. At the first hint of any controversy. it was Jacki's responsibility to put an end to it. If Jacki can't act in a manner bdittfog his position as e~ccutive director, and talc responsibility for enforcina the rules and rqulauons. then he should remove himself from the pos1t1on. The Olympic glow has bttn diminished by Jacki's behavior. Don Peters is an excellent coach. Too bad he won't be there for the UNITED STATES' TEAM. Sincerdy, E.J. De~nty. Newport Beach u~ Carl Lewi• aprlnta to -victory ln the 4zl00-meter relay at the Adrlaan Paulen Memorial International track meet. U.S. swim coach feels very confident team can dominate From ne AHocla&H PrHI AUSTIN, Texas -Coach Richard Quick sa}s he 1s more confident than ever t/lat thel .S. Olympic swi m team will win' more g~lds and more swimming medals overall han an} other country. Th United tates won only five individual gold medah t the World Championships at Madrid in 1986. but Qui k i;a1d· ··We have a new and better attitude. and v.-e'rc h ping to take that experience and tum it around. ··r e gu\~ and girls on this team want to be mea4.1ur db\ "hat tht>y win. We won't be happy with having go«>d experience and a lot of team spirit." A. encan records were set in eight events and y.,orld ark\ in two at the U.S. Olympic swimming trials t at 1.·ndcd l;}aturday at the Texas Swimming ( cnte~ \\ at pka'icd Quid. mo<,t v.as that Silt of those record v.cr\' ~t b'r)W1mmcr!> v.ho had never held an .\mern:an or v.orld record hefore 1he trials. "The thing that C"tCll(''> me 1s that we e1thn 1mpro' 1.·d our t hance'i or <,ta)ed 1n the !>amc situation m C\CI"\ c'ent ·· Qu ick said "There v.crc '>IX or seven C\ cnt'> v. h1.·r1.· v.1.· 1mprc)\ cd '>1gn1ficantl) v. here v.-e were rnn,1(krcd v.i:ak bcfor1.· ·· He '><11d the best d1.·' clopmenl~wcre the world record 1n th1.· 100-mctcr backstroke b> Da' 1d Berkoff .\mcman rcwrth lfl the SO and 100 freest} les b) Angel ~her\ an \mcm:an record 1n the 100 breaststroke b> Trace' \11. I arlanc and the world-best ume 1n the 1.500 frcc'>t\ k and .\mencan record 11me in the 400 freestlt'le b' \1au < c1hnsk1 · · lkrkofT M~crs and ~cFarlane al'>o 1mpro,ed the .\mencan\' chanl·cs in both medic-. relan and the v.omt"n's 40<> frces1-.le rela's , · fv.o ol the record!>_:_ a world mark 1n the 100 frec<1t)k and an .\mcncan record 1n the 200 frecstyk- cam\' from an e;\pccted ~ourcc. Matt B1ond1. B1ond1 qualified for the ll.S team 1n at least six l''cnt!>. and pro babl} a seventh -the men"c·, medley rcla' -will be added 1n Seoul. Vikings win in homecoming s The Minm·,ota \'1k1ngs made 11 a perfect homecoming 1t1 the land of the h1stoncal V 1k1ng' \um.la). beating the Chicago Bear., 2M-21 m '°IJFL e"h1bi11on action 1n (1otd1org. '-Iv.eden Pia~ 1n,on natural grass at l'llc' 1 51ad1 um named for the God of Viking. the V1k 1ng'>got the\\ inning touchdo~n I :17 into the fou n h quaner on Wade Wilson's +.)ard TD pa!>s 10 Reggie Ward. 1 he Viking<.. \\holo'it to New Saints 23-20a week ago at the \.1e1ro<t_onw 1n ~lanncapolis. ars.wrt' 1:1 in the C\h1b1t1on ,, .. a,cm Jne Bear\. v.hu ~M1am1 20-17. arl' ali,o l·I \om1.· Hl50 fam about 19.000 k\\l'f than lJP:.tl" \JI through a <;tt.'ad~ ram during the g.aml' . r h1rd-ming quanl·rback Steve Booo, a UCLA pro<lu1. 1. thrcv. fourth-penod 'rnring pa!>se<. of66 yards 10 Warren William~ and 56 ~ ard't to Charles Lockett on sucre\'.il\ c pla) '>3' the ho't Pittsburgh Steelers rallied to beal the Philadelphia E:.aglc!>. 21 -16 The Steelers. 2-0 after lm1ng 10 llf their pr(·.,, mu\ 11 prc~cason games. trailed 16-"7 ahl·r Dale Dawson lmkcd a 28-yard field goal" 11h Y 07 to pla' Hill captures Seniors tourney \'IR$ l "\f 'i 'I -l>a'c Hill won l!I hi\ '>l'rnnd 1ournamrn1 of 1988 1n·eac;y ta\h1on dJ1rnin~ 1he $2'\0.0()0 $racu\C' \i.•n1or c 11111 ( l.1''" \unda\ h\ li'e ">trokt.''i m n Bohh\ 'll ht>I\ JnJ A0utch Ra1rd 11111 "ho pu1 h1m,dt 1n a rnmmanding pos111on \aturda\ v.11h a 1ourn,11nrn1 reco rd !S-undcr·par 64. .,hut a .l-undu f11'\ m 1h1.· tinJI round 10 fini\h 16-under ~()() I hl 'I 1.·.ir 11lcl llr1111l..hn. \lid1 golkr rccC'1.,,ed ~ r 'IJ(I tor lhl '1d11r\ In Jun1.· 11 111 posted a one- '>trcil..l 'll t11r' .11 thl \\ n111r I ournamcnt 11fChamp1onc, 1n ( arl\haJ 'll hnl\ ''ho 1,1.irt1.·J thl· J,n 11ed for founh fi,c \trokl'\ tx·h1nct I ft ll lin"h1.·d \\Ith· a 4-under-par 68 He "a' 11 unJrr r•tr ~ll'i t11r 1h1.· 54 holr tournament Quote of the day Mario Lemieux. ttw P1mhurgh Penguins· c;iarcenter. "h" thrl''' 1Jut the lir .. 1 ball at an Aug. 3 game in P11t'th~1rgh and ')layed 10 ~e the Pirates and Mc>ntn·JI I \pm get into a brawl: ··11hough1 I wa' at a hodn game.·· Joyner, Moses win events with ease PGA •.• From Bl Mu1rlicld. otland, and handed the title to Nick Faldo. This umc. he simply was buried by the precise, almost monotonous play of c;1uman. "ho kept rippins his dm \'S down the middle of the fairway and Oyin, h1 irons at the pins. But aut ra h seeker manhandles runner in infield Incident GATESHEA D, England (AP) - Two of America's holiest Olympic gold medal prospects, Florence Grif· fith Joyner and Edwin Moses. said fan·wel l to Europe with victories • Sunda} as they raced in their last meet on the continent before next month's Summer Games. Both v.on their races with case. C 1r1 lllth Jo) ner. the world record- holder. won the I 00 meters m 11.54 seconds. and Moses won the 400- meter hurdles 1n 48.67. Cmflith Jo, ncr. v. ho smashed the lt~m\'tcr rt>cord at lai.l month's U .. trials in I 0 49. got a scare when she wa~ grabbed by a spectator before her eagcrlv awa11cd appearance at the Gateshead Stadium 1n nonheast Eng- land. .\'> ~he v.a'i preparing to run. she was a~kcd for an autograph b'' a middle-aged man m the crowd. When 'ihc rl'fuscd. ~he v.a'i manhandled b-v llH' 'Pl'rtator. · Officials quickl y moved 1n to ttmove the man, who was allowed back into the stands. Onffith Joyner was unhun but shaken. ··1 told him to wait until after the race but then he grabbed me," she said. "I was very shocked. People have thrown autograph books at me. but I've ne ver been grabbed." The field was clearl y unsettled by the incident. and there were two false stans. Moses. two-time Olympic gold medalist and world champion, was not at his sharpest in the event he has dominated for over a decade. but he was sull too powerful for the opplSI· tion. He was led by Britain's Mu. Robenson until the sixth hurdle. then accelerated off the bend to win by six me1ers. Moses, who also holds the world record and has run the event's 13 fastest times, said he found the wind m Gateshead very strong. In the 110-meter hurdles • ..Brit.auw Colin Jack.son. the new European record holder at 13.11 set at an altitude of 6.050 feet last week in ~strierc. Ital~. beat the run ner-up in the Ammcan Olympic trials. Tonic Campbdl. In the 987 Bri tish Open , Az inger lo t. In the 1987 PGA, Sluman won. In doing so. he became the first player since Jerry Pate in the 1976 U.S. Open to 'irnre his first pro- fes ional victory 1n one of the game's Grand Slam event . A11nger. the 1987 Player of lhc Year. \1mpl ) was unable to hold him off. But he didn't go quietly. . f-rom four shots back, Azinger 2. putted for birdic-4 on the 15th and hit the pin with his tee shot on the par-3 17th. very ncarl} duplicating the hole m one he scored on the fou nh hole aturda). This 11mi:. ho"cver. he had to settle for a b1rd1c that left him two back with one to pla}. He bogeyed the fina l hole. hov.-c' er. and finished with a 71 and a 275 total. Tomm} NakaJima of Japan, never in the utlc hunt. came on with a67 - includ1nf a 3-3-J finish -and took third at -78 . Faldo. a playoff loser to Strange in the IJ.S. Open and a third-place finisher 1n thl' Briush Open, was tied for founh this time. "" Lendt wins fifth Player's title Coles sparks U .s. past NBA f)efrnding chalT)p1on IVH Leadl of m C t\'t'hOlllovak1a. back on form after an 1nJur). ~on his fif\h Playc(s I ntemational tcnoas tournament 111le at Toronto Sunday "uh a ~1ormy 7-6. 6·2 victory over Kevi.D C.rrea. Lcndl. 28. needed one hour. 55 minutes to defeat the <iuuth '-\fnrnn-born Curren in humid 100-degree temperature and 'lt1ff "'"ds at the National Tennis (entreat York Unl\ers1t} .. Top-seeded C'lllrt1 Enrt v.-on the V1rg1ntt1 ~lims of Los Angeles tennis tournament at Ma"llhatten Beacn Sunday by beating No 1 Gabriela Sabatini, :?-6. 6-1 . 6-1 in a match marred v.h\'n c,omconc hurled paint onto the coun. Tour· namcnt promoter Jerry Diamond said a glass container of \Cllow paint wa~ flung onto the t'Oun . poss1bl) by 1,l1ng.,ho1. from a hack \ta1rwell or an exit. The container \haltered about 15 feet from Sabauni. who v.a') dm1o n doubk match point at 15-40. "That was the fir<il t1ml' 11\l·ver happened."' Even said of the incident. ··rh" v.a\ \hork1ng. I d1d11·1 even know what 11 was. I ":t\ mllrl'\H1rncd that 1fthC} didn't get II up 11 would get c,t1ck~ and the match v.ould be pm.tponcd. I Just wan1ed to get II O\\'f v.1th:· Coast drivers SCORE well Bimbo Colet scored 15 points and • David Robi.nsoo had 13 po1n1s as the U.S. Olympic men's basketball team took a 95-84 victory over a team of NBA players Sunda ~ afternoon at Charlotte. N.C. The victory was the \CCond straight for the U.S. team. which started its scric'l tn the Carolinas Invitational at Charlotte. It was Coles who went on a tear that helped the U.S. ter.m era'il' a fi ve-point dcfi<'1t 1n the closing minutes of the lir<il half . . Bridgeue Gordon r 16 paints) and Terna Edwards ( 15 pcnnts) sparked a second-half runaway to lead the l l.~. Ol)mp1c v.omen's basketball team to a 96-71< \ICt ol") 0 ' 1.•r Cu ha 1n an ellh1b1uon game at Charlollc ... A.ody Beoes threv. a i>even-h1tterand Oo•1 Robbins \lnglcd to 1gn1te a three-run rail)" in the third 1nn1ng a.) tlw l '. ~ 01~ mp1c team defeated Cuba 5-2 in the finale of a~' en-game 1n1ernat1onal baseball senes at C harloue . RadKal \tudent 'i demand ing unilirn11on \\Ith "'lorth Kok-a battled not police with lir(•hom h' and ro1.:k' a' funou .. rc'i1dents demanded a hall to dl·m11n•.ira11on' 10 protect the Summer Oh mp1r\ I l undrt.'d<t of 'tudents staged severa l attacks · ag.riin<tt nut pohtl' at Yon<tc1 l 'n1vers11y in the west of '°ll'Oltl. \outh Korl.'.'a. Ir) 1ng to break a pohce cordon. In the final da' of the SCORE Off-• l<11Jd \.\ orld < hamp1on\h1p!I at R1vcr'i1dc ln1ernat1unal RarrY..a) ·., 1.5-mile din < la\hl'' al\o t·ruptcd at an111hcr college 1n central Seoul. \tudrn1' l han11.·d '".\d,Jnt.c 'a11on l 'n1tica11on .. and "'I an kn·, C 111 1 lome·· a~ thn hrand1'ihed clubs and llJ}t\ "11h rn 11lu1111nar. \logaiH Television, radio TELEVISION .l 111 pm -BASEBALL. Atlanta at Pit· t\hurgh fB') h pm -WIMMING The Visa Inter· national trom \anta Clara (taped). ESPN. 7 pm -BICYCLING: Coors lnternauonal < l~Mal h1ghhgh t' ESPNM 7 "\II pm -BASKETBALL Ciummer Pro l.1.·aitUl' \l·mdinal game. from Los Angeles Ila ped '· l'n 111\' r 1ckct. '.J pm -WOMEN'S BOWLING: The Tempe Orx-n 1tapcdJ. ~ <iPN RADIO 5.JO p.m. -BASEBALL. San Diego at Hou\tOn. Kl· MB (760). 7;"\(} p.m. -BASEBALL: San Francisco at DU<iicr,, K .\BC 090). _ ···Taken a'i a whole. n's difficult to predict he will wm SC\Cn old~ Quick \al 0 But-tf.b:c 15.ab.l.e totaka t one event at a time. he could conceivably could do 11:· rnur'K'. \unda}. four Orange Coast area rnmpctllOf'i lin1\hcd in the top fi.,,e of~cir respective da'~'' In the Hca') Metal Challenge. lninc·s Sten Kelley took founh place 1n a Che' rolet. Huntington Bca1. h 1.0mpc111ors placing were: Mike LUDd, second 1n thl· I k\1.·rt < la.-.-. 2. Jim Vaoiut, tbird i.D tile Desert Class I: and Terry Peterson. thi rd m the Class 34 Od)\\l'~'> Ricky Rudd took the lead four laps from 1hc 1.·nd and hdd ofT charging Rusty Wallace to win the 1.aut1on-lilled (ilcn (N .Y.) N.\SCA R stock car race at \\'a1k 1n\ Glen (N .Y) International. The 'ictory,was Rudd\ tiro,t of the \Ca!lon and made him the 2th d1fkfl·nt winner 1n 18 races this season ... Geoff Brabh-m mad1.· motor rac1og history on at Sears Point Internationa l Raccy.,ay 1n Sonoma. winning his eighth .-.1ra1ght v1rtory in I MSA GTP compc111ion at the wheel of a N1')..an GTP-Z X. His strin~ of victories 1s the longl''>I in U.S. '>pom car racing history, surpassing the 'l'"t'n races won b}" David Cowar..e 1n a BMW GT-0 cla-ss ••••"•••••••••••··---lrr:lac.cITn fl78l -lqfti";''ilijfli:if1j:til·i---------------------------------------------- Swindell wins,. reduces ERA, waistline in searing.heat Indians' hurlerdrops IOj)Ollnds while shutting out Rangers, 3-0 from The Associated Press (,reg C)y.,inJell rl·du(l'd h1'i earned run average and hi'> \\dl'>llinl' \un<l;I) The Clc,cland leh-handcr won for j ust the th ird time 1n h1\ la\t I"\ dl'tl\IOn\ .ind Brook Jacoby homered as th<.' Indian' lx·at r l":ita' 1-11 de'lp1te managing only four 'h1 1s· aga1n\t Tl'\a' .-.1ann Bohh> Witt. \v.1ndcll loc,1 I II pound\ p11ch1ng 71/i innings 1n 93- dcgrcc h\'at ··v. hen 1t"~ h~c that. )OU JUSI want to 1hrow a lot of ---'itn~cs Fonunately. I got a 101 of first-pitch outs:· Swindell said. plJ' 1.·r 111 drl\ <: in ti' l' run\ in a game this ~eason as the 'l\tl1n~ l'adrn tx-JI 1 lou\ton Red 2, Braves 0: I 1m B1n\as v.on his first game in thrt'l' ~car'i and Bo I >1J1 and Kai Daniels singled irrrun~ tor ho'lt ( innnn.Jll rh1.· ll'mrx·rature was 93 degrees at g.1m1.· 11ml' and the 1emnera1ure on the an1fic1al-1urf field ~\~I\ 132 d1.·grCl'') John r ranu1 FC ti \I\ outs for his National lxagu\'·lcad1np, 251h '"'l. Plrates 9,PhllllesR: \nth \.anSl>kc'sonc--0ut home run 1n the ninth 1nn1ng ..rwpned a tic after Philadelphia lll'd thl' 't"CJfl' X·X \\llh fi ,l· 11111\ m thl' c,cvcnth and one 1n * Rov•ls 6, Bfue Jan O TOllONTO l(,UU1U (.In .. ,._ .. f"'""""'" • 0 J 0 L •o;c.hi 4 001 ,,,. fl .. ,"' ' 0 t Cl (;hll ~ f 0 I C ~c.· .. '" • c c a ,,.,,..., • o a o &.r••<'~ f 010 i/irN , .. ,, r, • ,. , \t # 4.\ '"""" '• :i'ti . •' .,,, ,. . .,,,...,. I 0 '0 , 0 I • 0 0 I I 0 G l, 0' . , , * Mariners 11, Whtt. 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"~;r::: ~ "To have success off him (~w1ndell). )Ou ha ve to make him hn11.& his fastball down into the Swlndell strike 1one," said the Ranaers' 5te\C Rucc hdr "Whe n ht''s papping his fastball up and throv.ing tht break ins ball over hke he did today. hes real "l<tURh:· , ----' f n-Ut.hcr \mcncan..J..c.aiuc...aamcs: / . Tlgtt1 18, Red Sox I ; Boston's 24-game win ning < 1 streak at fcnwny Park ca me lo a crashing halt when Chet lemon and Darrell Evans each drove home fi ve rvns as f>c1ro 1t rocked Roger lcmens. Vaakttt t, Twlat I: Jack C1ark's two-run si naJe broke a fifth-mn1n111e and New York ralhcd for fi ve more ruM m the 'iCVt'nth to beat host Minnesota. John Candelaria. 1l·7. Katta-cd nine hits in si~ inn1np. R.yalt •~Blee Jays I: Rookie Lu i1 Aquino pitched a s1ic·h1ttt'r for hie; fi n t m-.,or·leaaue shutout and Bo Jackson'\ doubl~ed a three.run founh inn1"1 as host K.an\as City sna Toronto's su.-same wfnnina sunk. 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Milwaukee at Cleveland. 4:35 p.m. Minnesota at Detroit, 4:35 p.m. Toronto at Chicago. 5:30 p.m. Texas at Kansas \ity, 5:35 p.m. National £ealue Dodgen Houston San Francisco Cincinnati San Diego - Atlanta New York Pittsburgh Montreal Chicago Philadelphia St. Louis w 65 63 62 59 55 40 70 65 63 57 51 51 L SI 54 55 57 62 77 48 53 54 58 66 66 WEST DIVISION Pct. GB LIO .560 4-6 .S38 2'1: 5.5 .530 3112 5-5 .509 6 7-3 .470 IOl/1 5-5 .342 251h 4-{i EAST DIVISION .593 5-5 .55 1 5 S-S .538 61h 5.5 .496 I I 'h 6-4 436 181/1 5-5 .436 I 81h 4-6 $QJ1day'1 &ores San Francisco 15. Dodgen 4 New York 4-4. Montreal 3-2 Pittsburgh 9. Ph1ladelph1a 8 Cincinnati 2. Atlanta 0 Chicago 8. St. Louis 3 San Diego 6. 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JClar' New Vor~ 11.' McGwire 0.11.l•fld, 11 Murrev 811t1mo<t 1'2 CR1e>11en B•llimore. 11 Hr~ M1nnf\ot• .Zl. tnc•••Ol•• Tun . 11 STOLEN BASES-llHtnc:lenon, N-Yor'k0 61 Pt" , Oe110.1 36 Mootor M1tweull.N , 34 C1n\t(O Oe' end )1 ~ttvl\Ood$ St911lt 11 PITCMING 11 etc \or\ -V•O-a M on-II L•" t MO""' y 'S •SO B•wte Cr11mp10" I} •SO C.ar • P•avt• SS •SO • 210 R•v ,Su 10 U 42) W• • Zer-or s• µ •1~ Mame•~ 8 a'ICU µ ,7s Q11e Bo"' u 47S 111 II ' '" Mur\f B0\101" U ·• 765 Go ... ,, Ke• Nao f u""' Oa"alld II 4 1)) B~t"Outr 'lll•"llflOI• 1-l 111 Gut>·Cll 1(1nw\ C••• 14·6 JOO. W.ic::tl l(e" S• U •75 Oa, .. no 14 6 100 ROO·nwt' Ottro.t. 1)·6. CiorOO" l'la Ot\0~" U •. 614 JO'I" Nt"' Yor.. 1·4 66] )1) STlltKEOUH-C"t"'f"\ Bo')~ 7C7 L•no110". St4'1 e 117 Vo 1 M•llllflOll llS G"'"''" Tuet tlO S•e "'•'' O.•••!ICI 1)0 SAVE~Ec,tr\~v 0.' 1"4 lJ. RtarOOl'I ..,...,,,.\0,. lO Pi.we M ... .,," 27 OJonn C ••t<•llO. 76 Trt ooer C"tC•QO 2S !><• Rt-v•~ s2 137 Rooall(I S•at'~•e ,, 13' C,. 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S•n F•anclKO, n, Strew· o.rrv NI N Yor' 11 Jot L ,Dt! i 183 Bob Bo•o• s 183 P/11 R O~f''' \ l JU "" E er· s'• zso JG C.o H \I 1SO ,,. 115 111 RB•-<•1r• S.n Fr•nc"co • GOevot Ho • .a•&n 71 Slrawoenv· New Yortr, 71 Van- S•v~t P1ll\0Vr11n 76 &on•n• P1t1tt1uron 74 ¥cR,•nolot Ntw Yor• ll. 9 rOO'<t, MonlrH t 10 Mulhall, ~. 69. lit MOW t J .. \ • ' ISO P~fHtHf'""' 'I ISO no HtTS-G•l•rreo-MonfrH I, U l McGk; SI Lou' 140 Six, Oedeln. 11'; Peimeiro. Cn1· ceoo 13' O•wWln Cll.c•~ 137 c"""'''' ....... '1 ooe Ja,, "f'n \I 000 OOU8LES-S1t>0 C1ncimali IS. Ge .. treN ,Y.pnlrH I l1 9rum. PJllUIUf'OI\. )0 8oncs.. 0'1\o t 'll'"')(lv 'I 000 B Co ~, ,, 000 P "tt>urol\ 1t OMurPhY Allen!• ti P•tmt.ro • ·Jinwnw Powtl, "~ C '"<H O 11 Molle ICelV, \llS ~ TRIPLES-V1nS1v11e p,ftsbuf9" 14. COi· Otdl PNC.ck. ,ns fman SI LOU•' 10 Genl. Alla/Ila, I, Mote S.," l'r•l'C•W:O 7, s.tnuel, Pf\olaoefot>,j 1 HOME llUNS-Stre#tftrry ~ YO'' 2' C •'' Sin Fr1nc11Co 24, DMurP!lv A1.-11•a n C.0.v.\ HOU110fl rJ Gei.rr-o• Monl•M\. 11 GIOMft, ~ 21J HJotinson New Voro. n Bonch P•llt°"Oll. 11 STO\.EN 9ASES-C01tman SI LOUlt 5t C.Youno Hou\IOfl fl OSmtlll SI L-.U•S ,. A11 r-81rO"a '811 Bot> B•..no "'' 0.. •'<>' v'h '8 II 0<' ..... t '-" M •f ~t' ' ' SS00 1<.t '" °"" \SOO Al\CGM SI L.ou.s, 3', S.00 Oncl!INIJ l4 ,,. c• h•ot UOO .-1TCHIN(i I II OKl•loMI-<~ ,...... v~ Oouo ~ t,VO \SQO 11·1 '51 Jltot>tn)Ofl Ptll~Oll f·2 • Ill koll Hou\IOfl. ll·), • I ll, Perrfll Monlrt_. _Jg J. 7tt, OJ ~, (l/'!Clf!NIJ,, l••S 762, Krieoier, HOu"on 17 • .-;-,50; lro•ni~~nc111· 11111 l 1·•. m. GMaddl.tx c111eaoo, l •·•. n1 JIC•• C ... o• \~ kt>D• G1 .. w \SOO STRlltEOUTS-Rva11, HoullOll, 169. Scoll &111 JOllnl 'O'I \SOO Hou"°"· ISi, Ftriianott. ,,.._ YCl'k. 1• CNl<W\ Menot. iSOO Delton, SI Lou••· I~. ltllo, Clne>llMJI I,• I SAVES-Franco, Clnc•-111 1S. WCl'rtl, St &er• Yenctv ISOO LO\.llt , n . a.oro.i.., Ptl•~ ti. DSn\111'1 FrtO ~ .. ''"' ssoo HNllOll, 11, Goll P1ll.outo11. 20, MaO•tt\, Slill Deeo 20 111 m m ns D I 10 •1· .. &I 67·69 Jo ...... oS· 70· 7 • 70-61-6' .... , 71 61 t•·11 lt0·12·70 ,, .... ,. 71 72·'6 61-69·72 f1 ... ,, 11 10·•9 •• ,, 70 n ,, ,, 10 " n .. ,, 11 73·69 74·6'·70 70· 71·71 Xl-12·11 1l 61·77 •3 .... 7. 12·11·11 •4 70 10 10· 11 ·1) 1'·1)-11 10-1• ., l n 61·1• ... n 1S .. '•·1• n 1• n n·1J-10 11·71•1' 11 ·74·77 11 ·10-1• 11 10-1• 14·13-11 7HS 7l ,, n 11 14-10·1• 1•·17 ,. 10-11 1l n 1• n 7l-10·11 71·1'-71 1)., •. ,. 71·17·1't 1710IO 7• 17·14 14 7S·7l 1• 7S 7• ,._,._,. n-n -«1 n~11-1s n·n-eo ,,.,, . ., n·n·rt 16·15·11 16·1~-1' 1•·n·n n ·n·tt Orange Coett DAILY PILOT/Monc:tey, August 151 1988 8S S.I r•cM9 40'9\ AHNUAL CATA1._..A $1(1 RAC• l•t ~~) ~~ M«t'a OMft KWfl SUIO." Mtw Ar I , I Cle k w_.., °"" Row... JOMlO'I. 0.'"l•Y I 10 12 J""*' ...,, Corev Coo11 Row .. 110 ~•on!\ I 1' 60 -._ Junier G1'tt J•m.e SDtt'IU!' SIJn\tl BHCll I 51 00 lnMnMdille M9rl )09 Br11n, Hu"lon9'0ll 9HCll, l 1l 31 lflllnnadille w- S.unor• Mur-'lmMv S.•I atacn I '4109 SeNw MM Pn, l(r1,..,,r P~cenl • I It 16 s.-w- C•"<e 4S·Mld·Ovw Mlfl Ca Me'~ Geroer-G•o•• •l .. ~· Ltt !.GU f' L~ 8tlC" 1 25 Steal On Cnl•-Ool' Kt'l...OV S..v Fo·t1• 11 42 Unlllewn ,.,... 0.-."1 tl •ov Mo<'t'\O va •• )5 24 ~.. oou~ S•e~ 1.ece-Co\ta Altw •"O Aon Qerno\ U" 6C• LO\ l<"fffl 4 )1 NW1'e 0 •" Oe 11n• Q•ncno Pa io\ Vf'Ot l "00 I B (j • r .., , I '°1 , ,j ,, Hogan takes regatta By ALMO~ LOCK.ABEY 0.-, ~ .... 1119 Write< Light. \htft) '.'inds oO Newpon Beach rnntnbuted to some dull racing for the 21 boat~ competing 1n the Etchells-22 'onh .\mencan Cham- p1onsh1p Frida' 1hrough Sunda}. Winner of the ~t fhe-of·s1>.-race r~tta "as \\ 1ld lnsh sluppcr~ b)' f1m Hoga n of 1he host Newport Harbor 'al ht Club Hogan "as assessed I 8 ... pcnalt) points under the 01~ mp1c -.coring s~ stem which fa\Or\ the top SI\ boats. the winner being a"ardcd zero points Second plau.· "ent to \\hip It. skippered b' Da'\' C urn~ of Eastern Yacht Club· \.IJrhkhead \itass "1th 21 penalt~ po1nh ( un1s 1!> a former nauonal champion in the h1ghl~ compc11t1'e clas~ Hot to Trot ~l.1ppt'red b~ ..\rg~le Campbell ol 'H'\ C v.a!> third. 24 pQ1nts . loun h "a~ Jamie MacPha il. Ro\al Prinn~ ~fi red '\ acht Club S)dnt'~. A.uwalta. 1n Hope Springs Eternal. 35 I points and tifth was TrtiftllOn hamele'its co·.,~tppcred b) Collin us. su 11Es Batt' and ( r;11g l ~oni. "-'HYC with w OtnYw, Cel•.l 57 7 po1nh Men's Toci 10 The shift, "Ind' aho r~ult~ in an S•:>o•\ C a'< A'tl' C"tl't • Pa 10l>SI • .. ~ i:; cc ., • "'°"· ,., 1 10141 unusual numher ol protests wnh ..... xi 11,0 ,.\D• 1Va riu1 C•-Jots. \e\eral )acht'> 1n1ng to round marks ~ "'•· "wooit E'IC~••ei 11>'41 h ~ "'.•>aw\ Y.a" • I' 11111et! Ar I 105).4 at t ('same time & ~ ·,. y· ,. $"<>''"""°°° "Mv 106~ The Etchdl\·2: 122 feet on the " lit•" B'o""'"' '°\Q P•'' c tv u••" 1011• "'at~rhne> t\ a ~--toot sloop that v.·as I ;0" I'/ 0t'1 IY KO<'\• Rao 0\ IV\ $ 1 o' •t designed b) noted ~tar sklpP,Cr l'-'P 9 s•e .r •11 ... 0~·· o.,.. ... cooe: Hlloo Etchell'> ot 'cv. '\or~ as a possible '' e-••• 3099, •0 •"1"°'' no 7a11t three-man for the Ollmp1cs It , r ... 10 . · • ., . ., Dr••· c-1 •s r' ~o,ed t last and compct1ve 7 Pa. a ~.. • •u 2 1 tl . but lntemat10nal Ya'"ht l <>a..,• "O""\OI' I F a '°2 t ~ ,. d h • :lti»• a• .. a...r ,. Bo~ oe• c-R ~ 1 ng l n J I n R L I selcctc t c n~y l I~) l"\JX'0'1\l' Soling as the thr~· ! '" \'-' '-'•"'•• ~.... C?«. n i 77 man Oh mp1~ clas!> t 1.-, ......... , Ame•'OO r .... 110 u 1 H"t ' S•a,..,oe• T ..C\O" A• I 1 )0 ,. e e•aoe• w·nwr o. ... ,.. COO" 7JI" • _,anne Par>. Cl'.CO 2.1718 O Rot>~ 8 eco:. Cr·co 1 lS S& '=-' f I ,,. .. SefftNll FAST Pn'CH NA~AU let Marlena. G•.I 1$·YMr·likh MCI uMw ~Game &ltOUtt.n I, Gwoon't l'lN!tMn 0 0.•"9f C0<.>1'.. 000 000 01-1 s ) C v:irtu 000 000 00--0 1 I S•fOl"an t S,.. ,,. a no C. . e• Bo•• IC. ,.. We a"e S•t<>"a" t o:.ee~· IY-S"" , .. L.-Wt 01Mr Seem O<a"9t Co~•.. • V'>'OCI"' Pallll'tf'\ c ._O"f\\ 0-a~ Co..1•'• • "' 1~ L 11,. SI"'~ o 0-a"'Jt CO...""' 'i Ttf\,~W. E•o-I TENNIS Men's tournament 11'1 Torllfllll ~FINI .a Le·o Czec"O\Ovai..• oe• ~•· • C.1• I,> s ., 7 0 6·2 • WIN'nef'I' s tournament HNllfll1Terf ayctf) ~ FMWll (.r•' Ev..-• u S Otl C.aor ... Saoa• n ,t,.gt •• ne 1·6 6· l 6 SundlV's tnns.dlOni 8AS£8ALL A"-°"'n LH..,e ..,:;, "OR"-Y,O,Nl<.E ES-Pa,fd 'l'ie~~ • ~ ,..\ ... e~ or ~,,,.. ~· O•' a ,.NO '' ,•.4 ..... .,.. ,.... St00Ga""0 o t "'f'" 'O' '""t °'4J"00M • • ,. .. !'lo fr ., ' .. 1l'\(Oftd I "" .. ·~'4: ~Ke-''t'G '9Ja· ... ~,.., .. ~ ,.t ~ '""' \c •• ltljj ~M"' :) t"'" ,.,._. -,. t _.,.,o..,, .... 'l\f' ,., ...... ,-0,,. _,. ...... l' E. A • .,... ~E YAR •,_.E~S-P.;,;r .,8'*"" ..-~ COJ"t .. ., ... , 0 v •t C.t,...POe anc ·, .... , ·e ... o<\' P, •t'\ ••Ji--Ca'O•"" o• u·t o•, • ,.,._,, l t~~ .... t 0~' .... ,., O.,,.n s Po ... ~ •·.: \•tt"'f' .,,~ .,.. : • "f'~s • Ca'08f'¥ Me'**LM9Ut Al\iC.ELE~ OOOC.E R\-Or• on~o y··, A ~ "'O«' o tc"'er 'O A'but.t.Jf'"Owf' ~· 'l"IP cd • .. d\• ~taQuf •.• -.., • 11E AL EXPOS-Ac• ••'f'<l ,,... Pe• ,... : • .. ,,.. ...o,.. ~"'t 71 ,,a._ O•'•°"'~ ,, ~· ,. ,.. 0, .. f'u 0 tt,,.f'' 'O l"CJ·•na OO \ "'1 1"'f' A i. a• 4\\0< 4' O"' "··,e ... 11c,.. 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Trnph~ winners in each class· PRINDLE 1' ~ t'ltri.-sl-1 ~ro LoOi, HOl'lrtd t , '"' 2 Renov Htlf.etcl Oer1e Po<nt, 1) , ) R~ Llllf S.!I 0-2•l.. 4 T004 Smoll\, LO\ """' H ) I s Oftn °""'°" JKUOflvllle, ""' l7 PQ INOL E " 1 14 1-I RIC'l\ero L OV'P. Costa N'na 9 , 1 Eo Go•-"' S.n Lu•i Ob'\00 11~ J pt1.,-S.~• e. O•"• '"°'"' i.>~ • Ctwi1 8 • w· S."'• Ar• 11 • S C• w &ou<tO'I U"·'ed A•eb E,..r••H 10 P9 "IDLE·•• • _, c..~ ll00ffll>e10 ~ ~·i.ev S 1 J~ ~,,_,,,. F~O'I' t._ PRINOLE·\1> 11 -1 Tonv Pf« S.111 aeo, c .. , 1 • 2 r~·• a ......... L·"" Roel< A" 1s: l 0 1•.e VO~Q~ Lov ,,..,. 11 • Wiii Cu,..,.., f\Q\ ,.__ NM 1e., S &¥nit ~~-Oc••" CJv MN 7S P• ~o t 'S S -1 E•r I( nn•"''" ~ "'•''w""'·~ ~ • : 'foe \'0u• 0...-"'0l'fte 7 • Bat busters def end title ThL Orange Count~ Ball>~ \Ulll'V~fulh defended their Fast· Pih h 'at1onal\ softball 11tle fo~ the I '·H·ar-old and under class at Manet- ta (,.1 Sunda' hut the' tool a much tougher route 'than in I 9lP C1Ndon·~ PanthersofC~prcss. "ho "t n the title fi\t'.' con~cutne years tr11m I 4 ~-6 emergl."d from the "Inner' brad.et \\lth designs to n'\apture the lost cro"n But the Bathustcrs who had alread} won 1v.1lC in the lo'\t'r"s bracket unda)' pulkd otl ~ 1 and 1.0 ' 1ctones for the lllk \tart1n~ p1tr h('r tephan1e m1th J-1 in the tournament. hurl~ a 1v.o- h11 '>hutout and hannon Dolan of h •untain Valle~ High singled home knn11l'r Hambh with the bases "'·•lkd and t"o ciut in the top of the c 1ghth inning for the go-ahead run \fin Hambh reached on an error v. 1th none a" 3' . C hen I Longewa) .ind ~1aureen t asado ·hi t two-out ''"~k' In thl· fir<>t l hamp10Mh1p game. l c •nttl.'" a' p1t\.'.h<'d an e1gh1-h11ter and K•"l C1arle\ went :!-for-2 Wlth two RRI 111 1he v.1n o'er Gordon's. which h.tJ l..n<x.l..cd the Batbustcrs into the tN'rl· ~ra .. l..et on ~aturda\ \ho ~unda,, the 'Ba tbusters 1 1ppt.·d the .\mona Lmle Saints, 4-0. "' \nuth thrc\\ a tv.o-h11 hutout with nin~ '>lnl..eout and v.ent 2-for-3 with a t\\t'\-run single Then the)' defeated thl' Tenn~o;ec Ea&)es. 9-1 as Toni < 1otonh burlC'd a the-hitter with s1>. \In ~<'OUtS ------------------------, COSTA Mf SA MHSllSHI I TUNE-U' S'ECllL • A~ap•rll ptu;s • ScOCM end Mt en-gine to f9C1ory spec.ricattona • Roedt .. t PLUS TAX One customer P9f' trllt\MCtion. Preeent coupon 11 tune of wrne-up ~ Jut, 30, 1988 M1t1Ul>tlhl ~ Ctwytler/~ ~. l'llC'" only. Hot velid wlttl eny °"*--. IC)ee'-1 Of coupon. I I I I Does Kennedy know what .lie' s ·talking about? Drought. What droueJlt? There's no drought around here at least not according to the director of the state Dcplrtment of Water Resources. And Davidl<ennedy is paid to know these thin~. . • • Mind you. we re not experts on water issues, don t even touch the stuff except in ice cubes. And we wouldn't ~now an aquifer from ~n Aqualung. We can't figure .out the difference between a holding basin and a wash basin, the penpheral canal and peripheral vision. . . This as one of those emouonal . shoot-from-the-hip. damn-the-facts, gee-whiz-ya'-think-he-knows-what-he's- talking-about kind of opinions. . But gee whiz, do you thin k he knows what.he's.talking about? ' . It must be admitted that mo~t of the ~ary dro.ugh t stones come out of the Midwest. Oned up n vers, high-and-dry barges, beleaguered farmers and dusty fields. Lost crops. But no drou_gh t here? Southern California r~staurants are placi ng small placards on tables instead of glasses of ice water. There is ominous talk that Arizona is "stealing" huge amounts of"our" water from the Colorado River. Northern Californians believe we in the southern part of the state are "stealing" all of "!heir' water. . Rationing exists m the San Francisco Bay Arca. Public service announcements advise us not to water o ur lawns as long as the grass springs back after it is stepped on. And you had better not hose off the driveway. ever. So what was Kennedy tryi ng t~ tell us w.hen he spok_e .to an Irvine meeting oftocal water officials and interested c1uzens last week? The state's water whiz explained all of California is not a desert. In three out of four years. he said the state has enough natural water supplies to satisfy our needs. Future needs can be met if cxisung resources are developed. Furthermore. Kenned y, said talk of water wastefulness is largely u!'l foundcd and there is 110 !leed for drastic conservation measures. Conserve yes. panic no. However. there is a however. I fit doesn',t rain much this winter and the snowpack isn't deep enough. Kennedy said it would be time to get serious. A water crisis would ex ist th roughout the state. Mandatory 25 percent reductions like those now an force in the Bay Area '-'OU Id be necessarv an all of California. Put a brick back in 1he 1oalet. budd\ up for showers and wash the car on the lawn . The tune to panic would be th.en. But don't worT) now. • It's too earl'. according to Kenned}. · Gee 1Ah1z. do )OU think he knows what he is talking abo\lt'! ''Las t Temptation'' "In America. the right to ~dumb or dead wroryg 1s at least as sacred as the right to be nght. On matters of faith and bel ief there can be no established ri$hts and wrongs -or freedom would instantly evaporate." • • • Daily New1 of New York -aJas:phem¥ is..not =theissue:bi:r~:butcef!SO~p ........ But complaining of a heathen plot against the faith 1s good box office for the television pulpit. The woul~-bc censors seek to shift attention away from the capers of Jimmy Swaggart and Jim and Tammy Bakker. The television preachers need to clean up their own blasphemous act first." Bostoa Globe • • • ·'The film deserves to be seen by as few people a.s possible and then consigned to-its well-deserved fate on the Vldeo store shelves. where those who de~ve ple.asure from ~he denigration of Jesus C hrist can pnvately indulge their sick little fantasies. Movies like this tell us . more about the temptations of the movie business than about our great religions.·· Detroit New1 • • • "What many ma) find truly disturbing abou t th~ film !s not its depiction of a confused . human Jesus. but Its.directors reliance on torn and blood)'. nesh .. human and animal. T~e fi lm sins against taste. Gratuitous violence for box-office gain is the temptation contrived by the devil who hides in cameras." New York Times Pool s afety '-"Imming pools and showers are two of the more popular places to be during the summer when people arc sweltering. The) 're also two of the more risky locations, especial!) for the eld erl > and young children. That 1s confirmed by a study reported in the Journal of the American Medical Association. The study found swimming pool~ and bathtubs pose a surprising threat of drowning for elderly people. and that many parent~wrongly assume babies older than 9 months are safe when left unattended in tubs. , Conducted by an epidemiologist from the federal Centers for Disease Control and researchers for the Los Angeles County Departinent of Health Services, the study found 89 percent of all Los Angeles drowning victims.aged 2 to 3 died in private swi mming pools. The results of the study arc a strong argument for close supervision of young children in and around both pools and tubs. The results also rein force the imponance of safety features. from bath mats and hand bars or railinas in the case of tubs to separate fences with self-latching aates in the case of swimming pools. V•Jley Tlmn. Pie•,..•• OR ANGE COAST l'lllt ATV's "provenlnstabtlltyandunpredlctableroll-ovenhavecon-,, tributed to more than 330,000 lnjurleaand J ,OOOdmth•.int:e 111112. State needs health care la'W'.', but at what cost to public? Democrats push Massachusetts-style plan in Legislature, probably in vain J1c1 AIDEISOI [~ S \( R .\MENTO-DoAmencans ha'e a right to health care? It'<, certain!} not one of th e rights li~tcd 1n th<: U.S. Cons1itu1ion, nor doc!> any la\I; e:\1st on the books to C'<tt•nd II. Tht' na11on ''embarking on a great pohtiral dcba1e over whether suc h a right \hould exist. 'atmnall\. about 35 million f>\.'opk lac!. ·health in-.urance. either pm Jtc or through one of the man) gO\ an mental programs that sen·e th<· roor. l "o-thirdsoftho~11hout n" cragc haH' JOb<>. bul lack the group-hea lth co,erage that has be- come nl'arh universal m middle and profco;'>l<mal-class emplo}ment The\ are. an es~nce. the working poor. ~ho~· incomes ar(' too high to qualaf, them for publi c programs but I<><> 10·" to afford private insurance. the cost of "'h1ch ha~ mushroomed 1n rl'C<:nt "ca~. .\ recent stud \ concluded that California ha'i a ·d1spropQrt1onatel y high number of thoSC' non-insured ocopk. about fi,·e milli~n or nearly ~2 pcrc<.'ni of ll'i Population. The debate over the issue is beihg 1omcd bcrau'ic tltc Democrat1~ can- aioa te ror pres1 en . 1cllae Dukak1<.. a<o go\crnor of Massachu· ~m sa"' enactment of the first u·n·1\er<.al health-cov<.'rage plan in the l 'n11cd \tatcs. He wants the Massa- chusctt on ta xpayers. It is an C\amplc of a neo-liberal approach to 'iocaal programs that moves away lrom direct tax-and-spend programs and toward the concept of oublac- pri vate panncrshap!I and mandated \CrVICe\. In Ma!l!la~husetts. employers wh.o don't provide coverage for their workers mu'it pa~ into a suuewick insurance pool from which the un- m'>ured may obtain health coverage. .\n} lcfto,cr expenses would be co,cred b) taxpayers. The currcn1 official es11matcs arc that the Massa- cnuo;ens program "'111 cost nearly SI ·billion o'er the next fi,e y<'ars. half of "'h1ch would fall on taxpa}e~. ~01 surpr1Stngl). Democrats in the C ahfornia Leg1 lature ar<' promoting t;he1r 0 " n 'ersaon of the Massachu- ..etts plan I hl'' ha' e not been successful tx·causc the' ha'e run head-on into the \ncrcasangl) conservau' e Politi- cal climate 1n the state that d1s- couragl·s an} ne" spending programs. C\cn one that tncs the 1nd1rcct. neo- llberal approach. The' failed again Wednesday when the state Assembly, on a party-line vote. refuwd to approve a state con'it1tut1o nal amendment that would pli!Ce the 1s~ue before voters in conceptual 1crms. without specifics. It Jakes a two-thirds vote to pprovc a constitutional arhendrrrmt and there aren't that many Demo- rats an 1hc Assembly. even with the Gang of Five d1ss1dent Democrats. The debate preceed1ng the vote mo\(:d along predictable Imes. The lkmocratlc b1ckers decried the fact that so man) Californians lack access to health care. The Republican critics decried the projected cost. one term- ing 11 a "blank check on the taxpayers of the stale." Given !he skimpy facts available. it's probably JUSt as well that the and JOSEPH SPEAR measure tailed. .\s the LegtSlature's own budget anal) st concluded. the open-ended nature of the cons1itu11onal amend- ment makes 11 impQss1ble to estimate com. but the> could be .. Po1ent1all)0 an the hu nd reds ofm1lllonsor billions ot dollal'S ... If the measure "ere to be appro' ed b~ vo1ers. the Legislature \\Ould be compelled to de\lsc the specific program with a financing mechanism. If the cost 1s SI balhon m Massachu-sem o'er five years. 1t "-Ould be a1 least twice as much m Ca lifornia. given not onl> ou r higher pQpulat1on. but our higher percentages of un- insured and our rapid Population growth. It's no small matter. The measure would have gotten · around the Gann spending limit b) e>.empt1ng the heahh-eare program from its prov1s1ons. And. finall y, there is the matter of com~t1t1veness. . . s nallon&Jlly-syndtrall!<1 financial columnist Jane Bryant Quinn Point- ed out recent I>. any one state -be it Massachuseus or California -that raises taxes and/or burdens em- plo~ers 10 suppQrt such a program puts itself at a compe1111 ve disadvan- tage' as-a-vis other states an recru iting jObs. .. If .\mcncans want universal health insurance. 111s ulumately a job for th~feds." Quinn rondudes. Jact .Udenoa aod Jo1ept ~•r are syodlcated coloma/111. Photocop a Big Brother watching over its citizens Costa Mesa Ci ty-Council considering radar-camera system to nab speeders Toi CU111 A radar-camera S}'Stem designed 10 track and cite traffic speeders is an ofTcn.,, l' 1n vas1on of privacy and \hould he thrown onto an elect ronic gartr.igc hl·ap I hl' \\'item. railed Photocop by us maker,: o,can'i 1raffic with its radar and when 11 determines a car as pccdang. 11 photographs _the. car's license plate and dnvc r. A c11at1on - with the picture and the computer's account of the location. date. time of da y and vehicles ~peed -ism:nled to 1he registered owner. Citb f raffic Commission Chair-man avid laughter has asked the Co 1.Q1Mcsa Cit~ Co uncil to &Jvc the S}stcm a s1x-"'eck tnal run. He argued Phoaocop '" a good tool 10 catch pccdcrs on the ci ty's streets. which he ~1d wouW reduce traffic tpttd. The \lime \>Stem is now in u!it 1n PaYdena. No • I admit 1h11 hke most other Southem \ahfornaa ns I don't 1tway1 f111hfull)' obey the 1ramc llws. Souab- llnd dnvm knd to drive S IO IOmpll O\er lht lpttd limit *Mn traflk is lpt 1nd rOld rondmonure 1afe. 11·1 dOublful lhal m05l JnOIOrisu cvm know 1ht sPftd bmu on Hllbor' blt\1rd or Adams AYrtMlt; Ott lfafrtc no-\ II wMWVtr rmt Che Oonartllon &!lows. I'm mudl ~ '10fl('('mcd •bout how mid dat dmcr 1n lht neiu car helrl nk1n1 than hoW fMI lat ii Aftd diejj.flilll .......... "°"' ttn1nt II I ttiei-litfil M J lit dll morning when >OU can see there is.no traffic an any direc11on for three blocks. Traffic rules ~ere crea ted soon after 1he second car h11 the road and the '"'o dri vers both insisted they ronvinced the offi~r that my actions each had the right of way. The Posed no danger to anyont. purpose of the laws was 10 promote I figure one of these days I'll mee t a safct> by keeping tht' chaos to a ropwho's no1 that uncktslandinaand minimum on our bu y highways. not I won't have much grounds to fight generate revenue for municipalities. the ticket. but I do want the op- Photocop's makers. Traffic ponunitytofacc my accuser and state Mon11oring Technologies, brag about _my case: I don•t want a" notice in the their machine'$ abfli1y to mike mail from a computcr desianc:d to money. Jt only needs one operator extract fines instead of (nvenlinf and.can wri te up to 42 tickctsan hour. chaos on the highways tellina me Traffi c Monitoring is so proud of waupeeding au time and place I can Photocop'scost-cfTcctivencss that the onl y vaguely remember by .now. co mpany doesn't even chaflC for We don't nttd another 811 Brother Photoeop's use; It just asks for 1bou1 spyina on us as we ~ about our $22 for each ticket it wntes. Al 42 pnvate business. Tht naht to pri vacy tickets an hour, tht company is 11 one of our mos& uasured and ma kina more than S460 tach hour .frqik posseuions 1nd each ye1r wt Photorop 1s on streets. losta hnk morrof'it: ~coun1 hive A 1r1mc officer probebly can·1 said our lrath and cellular tck'phone wntc "'°"' than Ii• tkkttl an hour, calh n public domain: blnb sbart •hkh dOft ~~it ma our mdi1 nu1111 walh maa1m ud brtttt at mHiM IDOM). ocher ltndm; Clalritin. ~'* Bui wtult ~ ii basy l'OP-1Dd alllloa companift share maiHm pi~ CMft lideu a ••~IMll lilts m bOmblnl us with junk IDID drivm n tbo.IPftld dow'll daC wa. ud JWlk pbonc IOlicnation•; (()lft· tbt ~ oft'iclr 11 ....S on IM ~zed benkina ud mdii canh side OI thr rOlll Mlaiis Iii_, lidlft al'IC'k our mo\"C'IMnts ~ our 1ftd mni..._ ~.,*'"'to tptndina habtn: 1nd C11Mna ~ .... doWlL . lti• ........ IUlcet UI in Mom. bftw-if'IM ,.,,....,,,.,,i,. Wt don't nttd camera now re- ftl It* conli.. our moYftnnCI on lhr = ~=' bmi jN1led $&JIJll.J•n~~· """ 1111 .. _.--_,_ .. r ';llllft atfw Wllft••'~ltamehow ... ....,. ( • ~"11- w ' Lr I: rt' I . ' i • . . . Many important to Newpo rt Beach To the Editor: Thanks 10 Allan Beck's column for ope ningmyeyesaboutJean Wauand her importance to the city ofNewpQrt Beach. I al"'ays thought it was Evel)n Han. Jackie Heather. Buzz Turn~ and Tom Riley and a whole host of others who made the differences on the airport. traffic and development In ewpQrt Beach. ow I find out that single-handedly Jean Wau has wrestled everybody L9 lhc ground to ma.Ice 1he difference. • If she gets elected to the City Council she will hctveJo work with siit other folks and may lose her efTcctiv- ness that she's had as an individual c1t1Lcn Wl thm our community. Ma) be she shouldn't get elected to the council so that we can continue to have the wisdom of her counsel in the futu re. JIM DE BOOM Newpon Beach Cheers forl'tiotocop To the Edi tor: I wanted to sa y that ha ving been in Pasadena a lot and having seen t~ Photocop an action. it's a vecy inobtrus1Ve thing. ifs w,hat Or.mp Count ) needs badly. It's about time 1he) got one. especially Costa Mesa where cars do speed a lot. It does not require a Policeman to stop the cars and also traffic. It would be a wonderful idea to put into effect. CA ROLINE HOOVER Laguna Beach Too Av IN H1sroRY Today is Monday. Aug. I 5, the 228th day of 1988. There arc 138 days left in the year. Today's highlight in history: One hundred years ago. on Aug. 15th 1888. T.E. lawrencc, the British soldi'er who gained fame as Lawrence of Arabia. was born in Tremadoc. Wales. L3wrence played a leadina role 1n the Arabs' revolt qainst Turkish Ottoman rule during World War I. He died in 1935 as tht result of a motorc)cle accident. On this date: In 1057. Macbeth. the Kina . of Scotland. was slain by the M>n of Kina Duncan. In 1769. Napoleon Bonapane wu bom on the island of Corsica. In 191 4, the Panama Canal opened to traffic. In 1918. the United States and Russia severed di~o1n1tic ties. • In 1935. humonst Will floacn and aviator Wiley Post MR killed wheq their aif'Dllne crashed near Point Barrow. Ala. • In 1945, U.S. wanime rationina (JI gasoline and fuel oil ended. • In 1961. East Gmn1n wotketl bcun buildina the Bertin W11J. _.,. Jn 1969. theWoodstoclt Music 1nu An Fair or.ned in New Yoct state. In 197 • Prnadma Ric:hlrd M. Nilon 1nnounced 1 90-my freeze°" Wl&t'· pricn Ind mus. fn 1974, South Koran Pmickn,t Park C'huna-hee neaped an • 111S1nation 1ncmpt, but h11 wife we killed. Tm yean 11D=. The U.S. H®-of R~wl¥111pprowed, by 1 ._ - of 2Jl-1'9, t.J9.m0ntl9 nlnlioa fll llmt .,, mtftCalloft ol IM pra,,a ••• ~ ll ..... Anlnd-.. 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UY•n& pool, 1ennl1, 11785/mo. drpa,stve.fng.Vrty.Patll· •UllllAPT* considered. 631...a36 BACHELOR furnf9hed on dtw, lndry rm, encl 1:-::,-.;..":,:::;;:,:•_c·:.; •EASTBLUFF EJCecutlYe Pool 2 lrplc1 RV rm Call 760-1"68 Ing. 62 ... 8810• IBR. stove, amall yatd, no 1-SW.SWit =· ~lo~:oo~· ;re-o~~':t~~~=.mo -·... ~~:& 2:r::n::: ~ s20oo1mo. Bier' 642-3850 ~~Jec~S~~:;t aBR. O:J:e"R2L Yr!!~o:'';'a~~ pets SS.Olmo. 650~751 ~~~~ :.~~~7~50/mo. $750/mo. 980-0879 :::.::: -~ ::._::: 1:,.. .. ~ achools. No pet1. $2950 •BEAUTIFUL park, nlte. WESTCLIFF 2BR dbl gar· parking, steps to Day. lrftM 2'f4 llWPllT -lf'IL --,. ......... .__ --+ "'500lec. 8'2-0350 suneet, & ocean vu. 3Br ..,,.. fireplace 51350 Refs reqd. 675-3063 ...,..~anu GARDEN selling crru 1BR ; • WITI mT ... • ., 1 ... •• ... -· ........ -PORTH B"' ... CH 21/tBa w/d pool/spa -..-· · 8 ~-u rmu w/gar & patio, beam eeil 3Br condO 28&. o-. jaC in ''' w-r1111CH~rr ..._.. ,.,_, __ ,..,,._ NEW ..,.. $1285°/Mo631-1153 . BAYFRONT C-Ondo 2 R BAYFRONT &walk-1ns.Nrtwys,OCC. bkyard,a/c,$1000/mo. "'00 • ,_~ • ..., ... •••-·-"'"''...,. Duplex. Steps to aand, no S1650 1BR yearly,. parking, l\O CIVIC cir SC Plaza No 1st Security negot, ••· s,., • sr ..,,. '" llOl M " 11ree1 to cron. Freshly lllllT9SPlms NBShrs 4BR.fum.S1700 pets or smoking llllTlllTS pets.$675 641•3078 tras. 5.51-5763 home. 1~:./11·.,;".;'.':~-refucbl~ 2 bdrm cot-"Pol.--..81\-Airnosphere" OCEANFRONT 3BR. Ip, -sa151rno..~J3-6&40 Sparkling clean. large 800•527-ao73 deys onl~ llif...,{11t11 t.,.. wtth new kitchen & S 7......... 2B 1,,8 patio. Lovely. S2•00 Garden apts. Beautifully •Ulll •11 * SOR"'Y ... 0 pr....s baih & Ille noors & 1 pac condo r ,, a trl-BAYFRONT Condo 2BR. LOVE.l y studio apt Yrty landscaped grounds. & ~~ ..... n ,.. "'I bdrm apt. over double lvt & 2Br 2Ba, den. Fp. den, dook lor 80' bOat Private patio. Near So Poot & spa. pauos/decl<s. Built-ins, Quiet area. S650 -~ l ..... 11 garage wld hkup. pool, Jae. gar ~ Yearly ~750 Baylront $675/mo Avail garage O< carport. mo No pets 645-24'35 BR eoffXdE'. ocun I~-=-=-=-==-~=====: 831-1400 ....... $329,000 ~p_oNrot,peS919s55~9S_12~5f'7 + Wattrfrut ..... IH. 9/1, Call 673-8755 Sorry. no pets. Ufl IS l ..ra-11 vfew. lrplc. o-age. dee'k. NEWPORT North Condo ...... .. .... a h-• $590 -u walk to betl. Avail now 2Br 2Ba and Iott, al e, end - IUL'IU ••1 1.a-I JL p ' I ac ..... or Jnn or nde 10 2151 P1C1!1c 97 ..... ~~ "-'"TIHIHO'lll AWWLJllT-••u1irw __ • • -I •II tllll• I 1 Bedroom $680 -v SlH5 1nct ut14' • ...,_ unit 2cargar,pool,per- H()MI ... •--.. , , ~' ~" 2607 2Bd 1 ''Ba $800 Ave 2BA 2BA $925. No , ..... location unlu•n one .. -· 2BR 2BA, Iott. w/d hkup, DELUXE 3BR 3BA. "2 16 ,';'18;~ St 6'&2-0856 pets 631-6107/855-0665 •Lllll 1• 1U• ;-'old S1•0o1Yr' ie... REAL ESTATE garage $1300. 854-1802 masler Ddrms", AIC, up-AXv View st0610 F'ire---------MESA VERDE AREA· t car panung. Ya blll to bcn 759-8390 · 0 s •CLEAN 3BR 2'/iBA grades. galore. "Gated place. small kltcnen 2Bdrm l"•Ba $815 Quiet 2BR IBA, Iard, $850/mo. Bl<r 6'&2-3850 AEALT R 1•00 f I ced • d 1' Comm 52295 ~-0299 Avail 9/1J6501mo yrly llUIVIEW/NIL gar, ~t:"ok. /10~~~~ E'BLUFFS condo. 3BR. 910Balb0a81675-9650 151 E2lstSt 5"3•2"08 ~~~P~:icl_ga~~e·2~~ s:,~~. ~~1~11~: ~~ S(,d(1CAAfl.("l~aro EASTBLUFF-• or 5,BR. Ex-2168 Miner St. 8•0·5010 I 1"1BA lmmac No pets. 2BR, garage, newly decor-Hickory Place 751-9C83 deck Nr Crescent Bay ur•rumi~ ~ucJ;o. 1ano 2 cellent flncanclng . Ava II now Lease ated steps to bay/beach &.&/ tfi~ Bch. 1 person $e00/Mo """' ;~~.merwsaro2 $4'19,000. 760-1108 Bkr Eastslde romantic house, S11951Mo 760-1175 9;0 w. Balboa Blvd wVl!Y -==-:» IEWLY 11.am .. sec •9"-287• .iria j ~oomtownl'lome$ le ..... ;f~1~~ 3~~2~~f:~Zi •HAABO~ VIEW HOMES $975/mo ytly 675-9650 HUTI•lrTS 2~~t6~=~~~.~~~· •=llac• t ~.1~~~~~t r •-J 1111 brkfst & dining, lrptc, all 3Br 2Ba Highly upgraded. •2BR/2BA S9251mo yrty ,.,. 636-4120 Call 1-5PM ~ tr H I . halls open to court yd. Lite & Drlle. Near gmblt. 2 blks trom beaeh New Large attractive Apts m a OOM STUDIO 1'.dU!•V.. litne\~ ;pd, swm-NWPt BCfi. 'PV1 waterlfont Patio. hrdwd firs & morel S21501Mo•760-5064 catpet 1 car attch gar oeauritut garden Httlng IEWLY llCll&TD n. Bath, patio, cable m.ny 1'9flll'Oremis~ community w/marlna. Vacan1. S1450/mo. IUllllVIEW ... IS 759-9Sosor673-5370 Pool/spa, garage or 2Br 1'1>Ba w/gar. crpts, ready,nopets.$695/mo. :~!:;':c'=~ ~~B~a2~~bh~ L:!i Donald Pfatt, 642-!H97 5BR 3BA. m etem. school. BRITE. ·ciean upper 2BA 2~~~v~:.ry:~~a5 d~~-~~~t~~.';8~~ S.6-2e82 rv~~t-A • $69 500. Bkr S75-62• 1 No pets. Lse thru school 1BA w/gar. $850 1815 W 2Bdrm 2Ba $810 667 Victoria 'E' .. 5720 · * 1-... -::~-:--:t-EW~~=-:"'."'=:'='W:::"'I • • year $24'00 mo. 720-13•8 Balboa. Agt 650-3890 398 w Wilson 631-5583 2619 Santa Ana ·c· .. 5735 Fng. dishwasher. stove PARK 111.1C\VAY"\OT' tttry Leta Owner 816-790-7159 ----------•net. No pets S.~55 iw:wrvn 1 C 1225 IWlllllVIEW .. ES 1 1 Bedroom $6-40 NA Newpon Hgts. 4Br, f714J .... 1900 : ryfil E'§IOE 3Br 2Ba large lmmac 3BR 2BA, lam rm, STEPS TO BEACH 2Bdrm 1Ba $760 2ba hse. Country lliteneo. •2-ll•• --~~-llClllll r...,~. -·· I ..... . . . . . . ·- 'tmRIXL [of* duplex w/gar nr 22nd·& pv1 pool/spa. grndr. Lse Cozy 1BR/1BA. large COii-301 Avocado 642-9850 wt d, dbl gar. pool, spa "'no. dlshwashe<. stove ~k«f\ c.1111mia ... ldalt Ftr lalt Ctrtu ul llu 1122 at Pacltlc Memof'lal Park Orange. $1000. No pe1s. $1995/mo. 855-1506 er~/:;,~· new,;:':· Singles OK $1600/Mo incl No pets S.S-4'855 ._,,, •• I~ •••••am .. __ 1 Newport Beech 850-4390,646-9036/eve ~TERFRONT house nr ~~ai1.im~057'J-sih · •BACHS595.Great E.ast· ·uhls.•545-8061* *SIPElllCUIYIEW 38R 2t;;Bi on the bay. __ .._.. --r-phone 646-2263 NICE 3BA home wl fam Newport Island 2br 2 side loc' Gar. cat>le avl ELDCITlll!. 2 mstr SUltes. Newly dflCOf.. Large deek, SYPel' View, IM LOVfE~T PRICE 2 story lntala room 51150 · ba, lrpl. Can accom. '21· WINTER RENTAL Balboa Clean & cozy 1BR $610 R g S 13501mo 759•931" prime location·. YHr """"'--------3Br 2 'ltBa. peel<aboo oen Townhome 3BR. Comm. boat S 1600/Mo 673-8086 Penn Pt, 2BA/ 1BA. 'Ii blk Grnott w/880. lndry rm Newly fu.rnislled smgles. lease. $2395/mo 3336 Qi M llPld vu S4'35K. 89 1-1702 Agt ~e;;a; pool$ l lOO to ocean or bay. no pe1s, Sorry. No pets. 631·8"27 lBr complete with phone I Wb te. M... via Lido Mgr, 675-9219 38R 2BA Up. 2BR Down. NEW LISTING! +CONDO m zf ft W•rfrHf ..... Ill Liii Uf Y1IWJ 5950· av 9115 723--0 192 BEAUTIFUL E'Slde lo-service. TVs. pool. park-28r !Ba. patio, carport Unturn 2BR 1BA. bft-lns. Bit-In• trple1 double 753 Avocado S215k. 2BR. IOI.Tiii H 1 HOO N:J>~. ~~~ci:~'-~1 h~ 181 •el Mn 2' cation. studio for quiet-m~. reas wkly rates S 16 $900 avl 8/15 673-3852 nrept4k:e. page, atepa garage', $348,oOo Incl In-2BA. 2 car gar. 720-0.55 • k $2300 l HSE f•om X!!!n Blvd., working Fem. ~50/mo. OF with this ad 1st weell EASTBLUFF Deluxe 2Br to beach. Yrty 1875/mo. tenor paint & new carpet. Lee Lennartson Bier •OCEAN VIEW LSE~M E/1111 ... lll twllltst term rental 0 · mo. • ...,.,.,.,. S200 cleaning. 10111 2080 Newport Bl 6'&2-2611 2 • ..,88 l300sq It trplc Avt 9/10. Mature adult .,1.1 IULn 3Br w.Ba 2 story home 135ootmo. <4BR 2 .. BA 2Br 1•Lea gar patio u oo Randy &45•3334 Boig lecorlona. 1s8950r lBa, move-in $650. Come In SPACIOUS 1Br cts to bch new apptlaneeS &. micro: Pf"f'd. (714'~187 or ---• 0 · House. 3-car gat, remod. " • • -up x. ower. •nc person for viewing s595 _.... 1 (818~750 lli-1111 Ml-1Ml ApPfOJC 1500sf. ak cab!-'IHARBOR WOODS-NB 25"3 Orange. 642-2520 Liii iSLE uhl/refng. 673-9013 2527 Elden 'A' 11..,,s re ng s1ove, new decor. garage.1=':":'"::-=o:-:-~-:-:=-:-:-:::~ .. --:~k~/~!~~ Walk to Newport Cntr. IEWPllT IEJlm 4~:.1~ .. ~~~o:.~~~:si~: 3Br. 2Ba, lrplc, relrlg, hi =·=~tds']~4':~1 ~~~,=~y ::.: WAL!\_!,°geec;~ ~~2~~AG --r• 2nd story added In 12/83. 2aBR 21BY,!·_~acshed1250gmoar· Darling 2BR 1BA + new $2750 673-7767 Avt 9/1 beam eeihng, sundeck, IUITIFll USTSlll only No pets. 675-0068 D/W, moowave. pool, lllt•DI ... 7.9,500. A·" for Steve sgeH,•RB'o"R' ...... vu' HMeNB oak kitchen, w/d hk•"'S. w/dryer. d/w $1250/mo 2BR 1'.ltBA Twnhse. Frple, Spacious 1BR pool. lndry. _... ""'I -· ..... '1H,.. ..,.. ... 5 .,,.. 1---T IEU!m y 1y 213/4'74' 66'&2 gar, yard/patlo. lnd.l'Y rm. carport. Stove & retno FOR RENT -FOR RENT 9'>8, <XmWwu pa.,. 1"9· Ull!m &46-7220 or 650-375a 3BR spa new crpts City 1'J!1 ~·yard. -9 /mo. s•r-.. r . • quiet loc. $850/mo. ' incl. NO PETS SS«i5 -LARGE SANDBOX WITH 1401 Superior Me 1131 smT m lllT P•adlgm Realty litn vu S2500/mo. Bkr 33 le. CALL Sheryl Super 3BA 2'/\BA twnhme SllO MYES fll 111 2617 Orange $350 dep 6'&2-1 401 GIANT POOL! WOUid you WESTCLIFF Aree 28t/28e lfflllULEt *llUllllE .. ,... UIMS If •WHIT 675-8" 7 or 631"12~ ~tas~~·51~~76~t1~9~; 2BR 1•11BA. Close to bch' TSL MGMl 6'2·1603 Sparl(ling clean 2Bdrm believe a 3 bedfoom, 2 retr.g., ow. trpj, 1100 This 1u.11t and airy home 2BR 18A front & rear. .......... ··~· 4~· 900SeaLane6«-2611 •UlEn* 1·.Ba $74'0 All utlts pd. bath apartment, 1 block sq.tt .. pool, cp, mature '" •• 000 Ow 72 215 -... NEWPORT Heights Over· from the beach. Call adults. no -s. $850/mo With a prett'/" green -87. nr 1·1 a.1L •• I ~ 2111 ~ looking hart>or . 3Bdrm, Come see the difference. Fng. gar S~ry. no pets today and move In Sep-• MC. ~2. ~llook can be 3 t -...._ 1.... _,___ 2'..,ba. FR, pool. spa Nr Ceatl Mtu 2'24 completely remodeled. 1960 Wallace &42 .. 905 lembel' tn 975-1677 1----"-~---- 0jtdrooms or 2 bdrm + 1 •SOMMER rental siMPs , schools. Fresh paint, & Beautiful 2BR apts. Poot. TOWNHOUSE Apartment --~ . Vrty 2BR 2BA unfum. o-r. den. Brick llreplace In llv-U . PUZAUU slx-2BR. garage parking. hu Ptaat 212' new drapes. cathedral ..,..~a nu rec. room, laundry room $700/mo 2BR 1 1BA 2 FURN 28( 2ea. trg patto newly d.corated, avl Ing room. Sliding . doors Deslrable hidden 2 slory, $750/wk. Aug 13 ... or Avt ceilings. Berber carpel ~u ~u Ready tor instant move-People Only No pets. pool, overlooting Bay nowt $950/mo. Walk to °'*' onto a spacious & •BR 2"41BA. pool. lg Sept. 18 WINTER rental 21r •SE I Yllll!l $2850/Mo 645-8051 ml Only $640 to $650/mo. •Call 6'&6-9507• Ava.ii Aug 20 S1•95tmo beaCh Stan 6S0..0110 P<ivate garden patio. dwnstrs mstr. $329.900. $1075/mo. Close to ferry. $800 1st & last. 631-884'3 apaaft..:m • $200 OFF MOVE-IN -6"6-6350/d 67S-5"94/e =-..,.·.---..----- Enclosed doors open Microwave. celling tans. IEWPllTlllllTS -••5 u • -••• ._. D p · t •11t•11t llUTUll-llilc. liatm onto a spacious & P<lvate llST SlEll! . Gorgeous! Patio! Sqeaky I It L Tnese atlractlve Apts tea--530-vr:i::'"...!.. UI 118 .... .. •- garden patio. Enclosed ~ clean! 714'/673-4'999w/e 181. IC• !140 Ctu~e3~:~,~~~~smeM~~!k ture pool, spa. pnvate ........ 288droom. iBath duplex 1•1Ff m-1 11• double garage. low as-Unbehevable value In SC 818/888-505215059days Beacfi'.'.2 £foes. 4/SBA. $1550/mo.241--0608 . patios .or decks. gara~e 722-90;;~~~~~603 Garage Newly painted Oelu(e2BATownhOute1n n t rw . soclatlon dues. Super lo· Plaza arell: •BR 3BA. 38A 2600 sq It New or carport In a beautilu 1Y Walk to hart>O< $750/Mo prirne Newport Beach Coast Plaza-Fem shr callon neat community pool. spa. A/C, $34'9,900. lllN& crpt. paint $1700/mo OCUIFROIT landscaped setting. Sorry No Pets! •Call 661-6271 • loc Garage. W/D hll-up. bath. w/d, pool, Jae $350 pool, Eastblutl ShOpplng Call MARGIE 979-8280 p • la 210? Avt ;mmed. ·862•4,.17 Sorry. no Pt!IS . •USTsm* IJ T •2 cable, track llghong. mo ~ oep 556-1737 Center. tennis, COM High TllEUI IULn 181811 YUllU IEnlU Bachelor $560 trt ., many extras Close to =--,.--=-:::;--.....-.....,..~ School. churches & s..a•nu NEW Mediterranean style 41 lBR lBA $850 28R lBA 2Bclrm I' .ea $770 Lg lBA ·lg walk-in closet, btlbxe 3BRl 3BX. dbf beach $875/mo ltteh~ l parks. Be sure to ,call _. 2BR2BA.loaded,QCean Li1uiltic~ 21 s125oi mo 3BR 2BA 121CUTtllmm W/Dhkup,gar Alli now! A!C. t 1 4'101H•tana ---soqn. It w6n't last longt 1•EE••-••y view. Avl nowl .Lse 2eA'18X UNFURNlSHE(S $1800. •BR 3BA $2000 COSTA MESA $6JSJmo. Jean or Craig gar., · • x ras, avai TSL MGMT 642-1603 PM -·- $215,000 LH " eir·-•-$1350/mo 6•2-0668 North end. close to bch., 1•2.142' 63l·l266 now s975tmo Ernie ~ · Wkly rentals now 911811 lll·l1H New llstin~ Camelot frpl. view. Sl200/mo., Ian WMtt lffr ,. 978-9177 or 962-i84'3 NICE Newport Hgtits 2 r $l4'7.00 wt 1 up. 227" modi 'let. S26f ,000 i"Bdri lg PENIN. PT s1eps to ocean year lease 4'94-7079 111-41H 18A FURN apt for 1 adult, lut .... c. w1~ea,_ Gpda,r.,7pool50 ·No91.!.! NwJ>t Blvd. CM 647_..5 ,....f't"'VY"'t.: L'( KJ NS am. y rm, orma n ng & t>ay Lrg 3Br 2Ba on non-smkr. No pets. Resl-~ ...... ~ ' 1 ""-"'"''-11. r. . , rm, new carpeting. Call dt>le lot Huge y-ard, quiet rt ltlC~ 21 9 PENIN. PT. Sleps to ocean denllat area. Si50/mo _ 1 -&T T11 •H-6 -8213 0< 760-1• 18 El-Ng IP.!!!! u )\\lt't\N'I Fran Lugo Century 21 loc. Avail now. $2200/mo & bay Lrg 3Br 2Ba on deposits, _ % utlls. _ ~ .. ---/tla M15 -• -_._ --_ .... IU . .\L 1'09'S--Protesslonals.55.1: ... 4373-673-TT+l "' 613.:t94J * -dble IQt. Huge...yatd. quiet o:S410·0220T c·S5T-7SS -&• ~ ............. --&~ --====~ •GATED COMMUNITY• loc. Avail now. $2200/mo dwnslairs. no pels trall8f 1n our RV parll 2Ba. F/P bnght and airy h . h I 'f" d lfEUYElll rta1•1l•1r 21 lllllCAIYll 673-7777or 673-19•1 1BR ups1a1rs unit Frplc. $650/mo 631-6155 $525 536-8316;8-6 $895/mo.662-5"25 t roue ca~s1 1e 11.,_::::==.~' 3BR,closetoGotl Course. t2 BDRM+ iamliy room. BEAUTIFUL 2BR 2BA PElllllUPlllT refr1gerator,stove.allulil· COLD Well BANl(C!RO Lg yard ~ Frplcs New frplc, single garage. w/d w/goll course VIEW 111es Included tn renl. carp~I. Ille & land· hk-up. tear unit of duplex $1800. Also lBR avall at 3Br. 2Ba. trplc, aundeck $625/mo 650-5894 scap1ng. $268,000 Call $1050. * 6•7-7540 '* $1395 Frplc, wel bar. $1700/mo ••2BR lBA upper unit. Carol, Century 21 The micro. w ID nkups, 2 car Real Estaters 966-9 t 1• 2BR 1BA Front house gar w/xtra storage. cen· fresh paint, encl garage r....-the~: 708 Goldenrod. Frptc. tral air All maint Incl. new carpet, $6501mo. No ~' But. ltac• · 1 Mt ~f :t.s'is ~s~:%Mo Sorry. no pets. 6«-0509 pets. 75"-0986 •n1•aaA •2BR \BX. 2 car gar, spa, •lllffl "'EW..L 2BRl 18A VERY NICE! 11..211.m ••EXTRAORDI NARY 11 llf patio. crprt. ldry rm, close ComminGtnQ-~-01 the ~~~~~.~~ 3BR 3"41BA condo. dbl End Unit 3BR2'1iBA, 1900 -VIEW• 10 shopping $6751mo etitlre .,...., trom thls 8-•By """'-~•963-()752• garage. tbp of the line atl sf, .all newly redecorated. 360 Viclona 5"8-8523 -7 """''... the 1 $2000/ 0 Pool. Spectacular vu. vac II •• --yur old contemporary ' -1· I J S way m . $2100 mo. Bkr 720-7"32 •r. • •28~ 1BA, pauo. garage, home on Peninsula's -1w ,., SpaclOUS 3 r 2Ba 2 story dtsh washer. laundry rm flneskltc .. '-~. 3t~onca"r Goouarrmeaget llTTll TUI.. •2BR,h:BA, lrptcbi:ecil. •HARBOR VIEW HOMES Excellent OOndltlon no No Pe Isl $650/mo. ,,.., wtd up, two s to 5BR 3BA, tam. room. 2 pets• s2500mo • 6'&5-6662 or 650-2318 w!th quality & extras thru 3Br+b0nus room beluty. Ocean Blvd $1225/mo story, frml din rm, 2 F/P, * SPARKLING~ out. F,m. rm w/lrplc, ~verslte MONTHLY SUMMER 3 car gat .. pool, ale $2600 '" •••-IOH kite, forml llv/d1n. rm. RENTALS ALSO AVAILI mo. Gardener/pool ser· 2BR/1BA includes small ._.. beaut. lg yd S289K. Linda 873-5354 Agt vice Incl. 6'&J·7526 Agt. yard . one st or Y • .. MWI PIMIT7 or Helde. Chateau-Pagent. $665/mo 675-4886 We'M ft.._ you the down In •97·1612 or •93-0•77 ..... •NEWPORT CREST 3BR ••oo lBR DtJplex on W. .,..... f Large ltvtrlg room, 2BR. 2'ABA condo. 2 car gar. -exchg tor a lhar• o own-1..,.,t ..... 1'nBA. llreptace. yard. lennls. nr bch $1450/mo 171h near WM tler Ave. 1 tnhlp. Y.ou make the -gar.,.. •1300Mo 631 3169 (213u 27•1136 Attention~ adull. non-smoker only. mthly pymll & we lhare BIG CANYON 5BR 3BA. 707 POin;ttla 720-1866 • r Horne-in on ctaalfled tor the Rental rel reqd 54'8-3829 apprec. You teeelve 1 large story Deane Home. *IEITILS* ;:1•~··~1::,...:=::•::;t•=''!:li!~· ::1•~:::::'..:===----==:::; 100% tax benefits. Mu1t Add'l den~ walk-in closet, Jaamlne CrHk GBR. 2_5br $900-SSOOO/mo agt heve clMn etedlt. Agt pool, spa. ~gts 1"1come. fumlltled. 12750 Marti Ferguson 642-7706 157-eoc>J%Ev. Wknd1 (71•)6e9-8955 Wlllrtnlt .... IH. llDiilalaM IMI IUl.tmA1·1• •Tllll.IFFS* ·----11k'!ft'~~ HUGE38t,38aw/frl>loall 3::1:~~~~~~~-~~8 BHutlful 3BR/2"41BA F & I $279 7 . amenities. near park & =-===--..,....,~7""--:-:~ he>me, tg mttr. II.lite w/ am d n rm ' 1"· new center. Avt 9/1/88. 3Br/2Ba fully, furnished, frpl jec4IZ bath OOUfme\ $1800/mo. 759-9194 w/dt>I. gar, t Dlk from kKchen w/lotl of QOOdles The Prudlnb9I SINGLE story home on ~~~-~~~'_: t 1~en1a1 OtM fof appt. StMl.ooo. corner lot In HIQhlll\d1 -----=--:::-::-~- .. ml IUL n --=~!"~ 3Br , 2Ba, dbl gar. 111-4912 UMl11 == m.1~ PENINSULA YEARLY ' I •3BR 2BA lower duplex, .. .. Merrill Lynch Realty let UJ...., Y• Sell v-,,.,.,.,, Cil Gl1111R1•.~-= Ml-1671 for Information & surprisingly ~-lowcoat. ..... aL 2 garage. frple, patio, 48' 3Be wlttl tant••tlc lndry hkup, S t250 mo . OCMll view. Avail 8111 •Great 3BR 2BA upper $3100/mo 675-IM 1• Agt duplex. garage Nice IO- cation, $14'00 mo. Watstront •BR 2BA 2 •ty ••BR 2BA. 2 story home home In China ~ove. on Penln P1 w/lrptc. Avl ~tacular view. Yrty 1011 Encl patio, lndry 93000 mo 875-4912 Agt rm, 2 C¥ gar S 1700. c.ta.... 1114 ;wm:m Hgt1 .... trplc. patio, VW'J. nice. W OglHD IMO/mo. 8'7-754<f * PENINSULA PT WINTER •Cute 28R 18.A tun'lllflmi hOuM w/bay vleW, ger- age, lrPic. $900/mo. •Charming 3BR 1BA turn "'8. W/O. gwage. big petk>. $1050/mo YIWIEITIU NAME OF NEWSPAPER In Focus Now G ood /ooh ,.., WOf'k. 4141: Ju9t What you''ie been -~IQ for. terrific three- IOfne to milt and lnllktl. Pepluln top can be '9lmed with aim or full pull·on skrtt. Misses Slzet 12 to 24 .. :Aomcoo- ----.,.. to ........... ~dtW mlMl•C.W °"' °' IOOking .... ~ ... - or .... ""°* l!pltllllle ... 8116n. MiHH .. 12.,22 OfffJ\ 0000 TH111U aec ~ ,._ -~•tt.•"'flOll UCM.-,_OOl"SllLlll',_. •• DIMESJ\·tlNE 20¢ PER LINE CLASSIFIED ADS A new CIC1ss1f1ed rate for Prrvatt P<'lrty advertisers to sell that ~rchan· d1se that nas been frlllng up the garage C1nd taking up closet space . This 1s a spec1<tl otter for atl prrvate pC1rty C1dven1sers to sell merchandise that 1sn t priced over S1 SO Ads w ill appear 1n tne Thursday lndepeno1>nt tnere is a 5 fine minimum at 204 per line• <.o your low cost D1mPs-A-une ad is only S 1 00 DEADLINE: Monday S PM PRICE: 5 llne minimum 20¢ p~r line = S 1.00 All ads ('Ire prepaid by coming into the Independent office to place your ad or use the coupon below Prrvate Party Mercnand1se only clds "40 , 0Mmt"rc1al. livestock. produce or plants Each item muse be priced 1n !ht" ad w 11n no Hems over s I 50 MAIL TO: Dimes-A-line lndeptndent. Bo x I 560 Costa MesCI. CCI 92626 Or come 1n per~on 1nc1ependen1. I 7969 ~ac:h Blvd Huntington Beetch. Ca 9264 7 lndependt>nt H ours are Monck'ly~Fnday B 30 AM to 5 PM NAME PHONE. ________ _ AOORESS ____ --'"--'=----=-,...,,..,,-----==-------CITY __________ ST.ATE ZIP _____ _ AMOUNT ENCLOSED RUN o.-.res ______ _ LINES t 2 3 4 5 ~ '' c:ior..... 6 ·~ 7 8 ~ 10 11 CHUCK CURRIER HARBOR REAL TY Office • 87~ Residence 844-5297 IEIEW. IFFICE The Orange Coast Oa1ty Pilot has an 1mmed1a1e part time position (ap- proiumately 20 hours per weett) ass1stmg 1n the Legal Deplf1ment ApPh· cant muS1 type 40.50 wpm and be able to wOfk well with the pubhc. Please call Judy Oetting 11 642~21, Extension 316 (714) 979-4473 CLEIUCAL Misc general cleflcal. Ac- curate typing and 10 key by touch. Some data entry S6/Hr. 953-4091 CllPITEI TEii Entry level person to train major companys loolclng for. 520~045, Ellen Day CuJntry llectriul LaM1e1,lat Paiatiaf t;;;;;=l;i;;;;;; '::mwESf BUILDERS" 241• * 111-nl a Lancut 1°'1 .. i""'v'"" ..... _~oi"'H~appy~~N ... B~. - $2 56 da Spec In Remodeling, Id-• ToP Ouahty Work Landscaping cleanups Cuslometa. Rioh.,d Sll\Of • per J d1t10ns, patios, lenclng, Free/quick esh 11500-16& tree trim, rototill. lawns. 9 (Lie. Ins. Refs) 645-7608 Thet'a AU you pay fOf ~~f~;6 ~~1&:tnt. ftacts yrs exp John 848-2592 RALPH'S PAINTING. Ext.I 3 lines., ac:n ~minimum *HOME IMPROVEMENT PAT'S RedWood Fences 1 LANDSCAPE SERV. 20yrs int. t w~. :4~1'~';9 C & C exp Oual Comm"I Malnt es • • · SERVICE oncrete arpentry Custom Gates Ouahty Gen cleanups 645-5124 ,.. 1 _ _. p•--LOU 675-3185 Nwpl Sch Const /Beautify 964-9080 . . _,_ • _,_ C..C Complete Serv. Sprinkler/ lnt./Ext. 752-6106 IRECTORY tat/ rtll nMr la1t11l1tital lnstal. repair. Tree trim & Painting & Wallpeper ~ D brlV9Ways. patios, paths, I le~ill remove, clnups, reas. Free movaJ. 20 yrs exp. Clean, ale No Job too small. *IMAGES BY SANDERS est. Valentin 548-6109 prompt. reas. 842-5937 INCREASE YOUR REACH ... Reas Mickey. 53a-o553 Ceramic Tile-Hardwood TIEEI TOdd T. Kornely, Painting GE;JN .. l~;Eo BRICK/CONCRETE work. Marble-Vinyl-Installation Toppedtremove. Cleanup Contractor. Quality Svc. P~~IEEr::~~\{:;3 1~~·· ,.~nd Repair 7~·7333 nu 11wn/spnnklr 751-3476 Uc. lns'd. 875-1425 .......... ,, • wcatral n1ct1 THE LAWN BARBER •OUALITY PAINTING• YBJ.1W PlllS C~al Ill PLATO Ma1nt Rest comm Mow & Edge twice a mo. Fair prlcet, 11 yearsexp. FOi' c":L.~ ~~r;~w100 OAYCAREJ,arnlng prog Plumb -ceramic/vinYi Ille . S18-.U4 Biii 548-8989 John, 845-2955 Ill ,. Liii In hm 2~yrs 6:30a-6pm carpet inst flesl 973-8808 TREES Trimmed. Topped. LOCAL PAINTER Your CM Sandy 557-7513 LIC Bad--Yard. clean up, sprlnklel's Oualfty Work -Frlend!y EXP 2 Openings Now & 2 J!U Install & repair 650-1887 Prices. 848-8483 ~Directory 1n Sept 2yrs-up. $65 wt(. •°RANOYMAN* MICHAEL COX PAINTING Aepr...ntattve C Mesa Marla 642-1158 Blg & sml Jobs--Workguar ..... ~ $12/Hf +MATERIALS •••-412111t.110 ca11Br~847-0780 *Bfliek wbRk* References. 875-<Wae _... •LOVING CARE in my ----..,,..,,...=---Im_______ Easts1de Costa Mesa FENCES-GATES Tree tnm Small Of Large Jobs. RAINBOW Circle Mlint home 848-4834 Dump runs C.M./N.B. Refs Free nt 675-3175 Int /Ext OuWlt • area. Jim Why1e. 642-7206 Something epec1a1 w.its tor Painting: exp. ~ 1758 HANDYMAN OF CdM JOU todey 1n clMlffled VESCO PAINTING ANO Free Advioe 846-6483 work. Fr• Est. 999-83..0 Alt Trades· Odd JOO$ •ntr. WALLPAPERING. au.Mty HOME REPAIR Carpen-* ~ lfitR• ="p1--.----~- try, plumbing. rental 730-1353 proP«tY Refs 826-7245 CLEAN & EXPERT Lie Cal T-158&42 ~ eilll 1#1 ~ ,.'df, "" .. -"'·JMll/IJ w 142-llll DELIVERY lllEDllTE OPUll&S ,,,,,,,, The Daily Pilot is seeking part-time drivers for afternoon delivery of newspapers in the following areas: 1f NEWPORT BEACH 1f CO~TA MESA 1f HUNTINGTON EJEACH 1f FOUNTAIN VALLEY 1f IRVINE Three hours per day between the hours of I 2 p.m. and 3 p.m .• seven days a week. Must have a reliable car, insurance and good driving record. Earn S20.00 to S30.00 per day. plus bonus. CALL 642-4321 x209 ASK FOR f=RIC BLADE Daily_ Pilat . If you're 10 or older, a job as a newspaper carrier might be just your· size. Just send in this coupon or call: 642-4333. Routes are available now! ~-. Be so11ebody. Be a Dlily Pilot carrier! rm;7~;;;;~~;~~;~~;,, ing a Daily Pilot carrier. I I Name I I Address I I t•h l •P I Phone I StH To: Tiit Wy Pilot I I 331 "· .. , St. I L----~~.._":.!~~-------~ • I ·' I ·~ 11111 DTltl · 4 ,_111 I . 1miffyii1ii1iimii•iiii""it1iia.-:-um1ted oPPOftunl'Y 10 fc*\ L~ P• Control Com-national ,... ...... mer-, pany needs route tech., ketlng sy9tem wlttl UI)-. • we train, must have gOOcl limited MmlngL For In': driving record. Call formation. call JaC:k C .. arlle 1179.S021. E.O.E. Ayen at SELECT " BETTER HOMES l •PLASTICS• GARDENS •Poly-Pro •Exp. Thermo-REAL ESTATE 751-5000 Welding •ROU11ng •Cut-11•111•n .. ting. Call Ray 261-1"tll E I t ----=~~==-Irvine Real •tate nYM • PL ... I TUmE ment c:otnapny h• Im-, No exp. pteue, we train mediate opening for r• you. SS.S8 hr. CALL ceptlonlst, profeealonal NOW 520-4050 ~lien Day appearance. good com- P /T llOln&IY /IATl ~u='~C:·~tin.~ ENT RV /ERRANDS experlenoe helpful. N.B. $6.75 hr. 720-1586 Cell Sue 1155-0115 • DllYEI WORK PART-TIME DELIVERING NEWSPAPERS. EARN UP TO $600/MONTH. MUST HAVE RE- LIABLE VEHICLE, INSURANCE, ANO OMV PRINTOUT. MON- DAY-FRIDAY 2-5 P.M., WEEK- ENDS & HOLIDAYS 4-7 A.M. NEWPORT /CORONA DEL MAR & LAGUNA BEACH AREAS. CALL 142-4531EXT.205 . ASK FOR BETH :·····i·· .. ~i·~~~·il : KIDS. KIDS. KIDS .• ; i· SUMMER nrt :f : .,... .·; • •• : WANTS YOU! :~ • 6? •• : Are you between 11-1 : , t Do you have spare time? t . : Would you like to win an : • t Educational Trip to t t SACRAMENTO and a t · t College Scholarship? t :' ., • Would you like to earn up to t $100 a week or more? : • • t TRANSPORTATION Art> UERVISION •· ! PROVl>ED BY TRAlfE> ADllT t~ I •· t If you quafffy, you can sfan-:· • earning money -NOW! •: : and continue :. : through the summer t i (114) 498-3321 !: .......... ~ ......... . TURN UNNEEDED MERCHANDISE TO . - For MM you can lldwrtlM _yOUr Garage Sate In the Oalty Pllot."Thiri ra a 4 fine m1rnn11U11t---+-----·• and the prtce II the tame whether you advertise 1 day or 3 daY9. It'• a great way to turn thOM hidden treuurea Into calh. We .. .ato on.Ing a 8•1•1 le ••ft• •••••• ... ,, for I IM. Thia guide lncludel Idea on how to advertl•, how to plan, wt.at "ems to NII, plua Idea for a better g-. Nie; mo a gsage .... lign, pricing stlokera, lnfOnndOn on City ordlnanC9I and lmentory lheet. You oere purdlMI your Garage Sale Kh for $1.00 when you ,... your ed 81: CIUaffted AdYertlling 6A2-1678 i!i:::;:;---;iiir.:::i::=:::----:::::-T':""'.~ ..... ~---:::::T:""-:"'------~~'T:'"~------~~~----------~~~----------.---~O~r=ange.:::~Co:.::aa:t~D~A:IL~Y~P~IL:O:T~/=M:o:no:wr~.A~ugut1~~1:5·~':918~_...,:87 -~~-!ll!!~la!J!!Z!!!!.=Jt!!li!JI la,..,_t IUI lapllz ... t HH laplezwt II• lllt111a•t HJI lllwlllwe1 1111 f.U I •·•a+ lltl Tndll llHl!l!!•lll!:Jm:= ....,... mfAllU-TMmatllMtng WAITRESS/WAITERS IAllUllW FREE2Yt OldgtdnlebmlA, ··- PAY TOP SSS fOf ex• NMdl ctynemee motivat.cl Days or nights lnqulte II t••--i Qt .. t fll\'llly dog, g9ntte, n• • Wftli. • ..,.. C89, UIC i>eti.ic:. ... mltr ... for '*''°" w/ctet~al SltlUs 2 NSITlllS POL(Y SPIES -·-..... UM* milel uve *-'. -' Sallmalcer. 723.0279 Wilt train FIT M ·CHIRO -9791 Adami HB w~M~~ ~o~' ~~X:-~· roOI l"!LKN1•) .... -...ru1 11---··· IYllUILE earrys1s-Ms1 m.i•••• All d -• 1 ...... Ftwn & WhlW $504100 1toun A.Mtstant IOf Condo ANOC In Newport 16 NONA canoew/2 Pad· each 'to ONLY RESPON- !>'JSY Property Mimi Co ~ Meku pnvate M-II you·~ ~ beef! dlS-dies 5'00 BOYS t>unk· S I B L E , L 0 V I N 0 in Newpon 8eac Must eur11youard for200• unit eouraged about tel .. C M ."' Hoeg HOSC>ttal bed & bureau S200 ADULTS• 947.7194 or TORTILLA FLATS be expetiencecf, respon. complex Law efllOt~ pl\One saJes beCauM of $6-$711\r 1n..eoeo Stereo MOO 642-4029 84 3712 1740 So Coast Hwy s1ble & self-motivated ment HP esS«ltlel. AP-poor management or WORD PROCESSOR 1• 1 ~• f 0 0 O 51 I ' .., t 0 D 0 '1 ! ROBINS ROBINS H'J'1~ ~0~l \ . . . ~ . ..... .. /."' ... Lagun1 BHeh, CA Common sense, excel.. prox so Hrs I*' mo 11' 4-8 seem oPet•tors ptease pilled on Word Perfect UWMIU ,.._,.. Pi.a ... I Or9u1 - Restaurants lent olflee & ~ llcill1 Hr shlfta, but hra are very 01ve us a e.,I We otw (70 ~wpm) to worll PT 1n Plants 5 oaJlon size 24 to 1159 .-UI EXPERIENCED Food Prep req d Computer exp I • llexlble Must be tel1able. law & aGCI off<: nr OC choose from 6'S.4445 '9111~ II• Navy ~ w/~t if'lt & dlshwastie<a needed To start AUQUSI 22nd. UllWOflhy & •bl• 10 •Prof8SSiOf\81 airpo<t 955.0953 AXUD8No f.582 d rgan 1..... sunrool S11.0000b067:J..2132 b&cklt d I $1750tmo Call 676-4912 work w/1n abtokite min. TraJning ~---LARGE wOOden swing Mt Dbl manual, a1.1tomat1G. ..,... · - days :f4' A~~r ~he~~ Secretary 01 SYpetvlslon An xtnt • LU-Orative 111,i.,. .. t Waatt4 S500 Rote Carpeting 70 1.1p/lo control SSOO/obo CHI Excellent cond 86 MAZDA 826U< Blue, 5 5_.6-4 76 opptv fO< a retired Peace Commlulon SSlS square yards 50 yards 842.(;907 after 2'>m 97,000 ortglnal mile• speed, & fully-optioned p person with a front Officer who would like 10 Structure cyc1onev1n)'lc;oatedfenc· __ StOOOobO •494~2874• l( Int cond 50.000 mi w ee appeltrance to lnAIL C_Ll_ll__ LElilL work about 15 hfl/wtc In •Pleasant Work edMPLETE XeetNd/ 1ng & 3 C'" Make off8f l.U NII - -$8500obo 854-1755 au~~I~ b:·:~h~~~.~. French b1kery seeks SECRETARIES ShOr1 shlfll & O•n8f•llY Environment 8KKPGSERVICE hxes. * 5·30&3• Studio Ill e w/benc:h. like s•erfln. 69PORscHE91_2_co_v_P_E afl IO< appt 833•1120 outgOtng clerks for NB et your own schedule. Pis •Gua1anteed Hourly financial statements. MINT LP• a.1i'ieS"Tii. new S 1600 552·6'77 11 Chrome wheels. nelW tir• EOEPTIONIST /G1ner1I counter-work, etc. PT /FT •.,.,t leHll 1714)832·2525 •Advancement tlons Fr .. Piek uptdetrv the Run ~easonable 1 ltr", ulCt=-•S5SO<l 552.0.C281r · -~ __ and CdM stores. Cashier, c1ll Mr Vollmer at Waoe payroll. b1nk reconcila· Fleetwood Mac Band on TV I .. --1-8 M All Onginal 1 owner . phones. typ1n~ for lie•. SS-6/hr. 645·04.C7 , ...... tsla•4 SllYICI STATlll am Opportunity for rlghl t5yrg exp refs 650-6661 •••S.C6-3.C4011t•• .... Property Momt I rm Rich/ 673-2754 Scou or O'Melven & M rs has of· FIT PIT, no exp nee 1ndtv1dua1 HOUSEKEEPER/SITTER IOYIM 9aa Rf kawa.1 Console Piano, um.,.,,. -~ c~t~ ~~J''A~ W}mkr. Call wkdy1 Jacqui Iv msg f ed Y ye f S5 191'1r to start Apply'" U'/9-11'1 or out. gOOd refer· ~ crupendale collector ,_, _.., --" Goodcond1hon.Ci4-02S2 Si2_...914 10_.pm .rna ---er atradltlono excel· 12546 E Co 1 ences Responsible & Couch 1nd chair item ' incl beneh Sac; i•I •••• .. --;um 11KuuL lence,steadygrow1h,and perH sonC,.~ona del .. ar as Illy.... ma1ure 495-1551 answenng machine and $1950 720-1704 Npt Bc:h • ••• ••tet "---tac' ,._ • ~· Photo Finishing Counter a professional and al· · "' """ _ rW9I -dresMts 846-0663 1540 JAMBOREE ROAD • -..,. ultllndlng telephone Clerk PIT FIT Bnghl resp tractive work env1ron· SHIPPING-small power NURSES AIDE COOk1ng & Pl<95B NEW-VIOEO CAM· Open 7 days 1 ..- persof\811fY & front otflee person to work on new I hr ment tor ove< 100 years hand tool rep1lrman Care for the elderly Ct•f•llU Mll ERA tripod, 35M cam-Extended Ser.nc. Hours appear1nce a must lab 1n C M 650-2424 Electrieal. air control Call Mrs Collin at Prefflt' daytime 5 day S79 Mo special Rent .,, eras. lots ol misc equip 7 am ·10 pm Mon·Frt Typing 50wpm & gene<al --Our brancn oll1ee in Own tools Some stt1p. 642-4536 :430 3 30-9:00 weett. Xfnt refs 547·9663 IBM PC clone 6"0tl dual Retrio Ctteapl 720-9165 otfiee necessary Friendly UllllAT CLWIH I beau11tu1 Newport Beaen ping experience Will P M M~UM!se I dme grapfllCS tree soft· atm<>sphere "' cor-porate MA.tNTENANCE PI T 1s currently seeking an tr a1n Apply 71m TELE--E IEP•• _.15 waui training 26l·241e Truspert!!i• offloe of welt establlshed CALL 6'5-7100 expeneooed tegat sec· MaeGreoor Yachts, 1631 .,.... ... bti4MI Aid -~ INts,~IJ 7111 firm tooklno for that SALES retary Corporate back· Ptacenha C M Entry level No exp. We ;HUV J Frtt te f M MU 1--"-~~~"'!'"".--... ,5'*ull·t·1'!!_P«po!?1n1on'oocf1tt Ath•r''. •WI 1•01+ • ground a must PC or Telephone Saies train 520·..045 Ellen Day M HOGANY drop-lea -H llFFllU ...... ... • word processing e>1 · gat•leOged dinino table 1 FIH ZllU f_. Elec:t 811 port area. CALL Corporate travel sales penenoe help1ul II AT IUCI IY .. l TllCI llMI w/4 chairs Turn-ot-th&-1 ll2 1111 $lO ~ 173--2~~~ t>oat 261·2440 Ext 111 Training provided · Class I local work, a flat century 5265 536-3362 • ----892-7700 We oller an excellent EARN bed OMV pnntout&ben· POOL table early l900s .oo-.ng1ora1ob?H111he Ptwtr INts 7112 HllUTlllLWEI SALHl•HllllEIS salary and superior ben· $.400-$1000/WK el1ts 213/5 4'9·3450 8 ,,._.1.., needs re · ~ewso•ontbetoreyouMtl'\e PIT. M·F' 2·6pm --ef1ts pa<:ttage 1nclud1ng wkdys, 714 960-8262 finishing· s950 645•4226 c.••em~1 · corosult ctas11-Fint 11lH TMn ne1getlc person to work Business os great, Help Me<:hcal/Oental. Ute and "mlMa•y llllEL or 645_..·121 J-eary/F•rs/•·t 13 Boston Whaler. 25 HP w/5-12 yr olds 81llnqual Wanted1 Wiii train. great LTD insurance and more •6AM· l2 Noon ' -____ 1 ... 1U .tazs motor 675-5552 Bart prdld (Spanish) 646-7181 benehts Sales Clerks Please submit resume •No N1ohlst Wknds ASST Good with animals W1U PAY CASI -S 'J •-· 7014 eslaurant needed In many Oepls WITH salary require· •S71HR t-eomm1tra1n1ng & people. Phone & clean· for American Flyer or Lion· CARTIER $950 10 men's ..,1.,.1_.-..,.t ... • __ ..,......_,.. n•tn •WIER ~~e/'~ustC~h~~~~ ments to: O'Melveny & CISTA MIA 141·1111 mg skills necessary. 5'"' el model trains 893-1015 18k1 stnls Santos watcti 1966 ISLANDER 29 xlnl ~"'! Myers. 610 Newport days, 7am-2pm l n A l' iOll sq race Serious lnqs cond classic tun keel 1nc1Udes off premise cater· wkd~ & some nighls Center Or . Newport CISTA •ESA 122· 1121 Laguna Beach 494-S.C86 f P awn only Iv msg 840•1735 cruiser depth. knott1o0. ~~·.~(Ju:~. b~v~l~v~v~ A;.pE1y,.1nnpeErsloYn s11uc1 ~~i~·,;A 92660 EOE SllTI I.e. 112-1240 VET HOSPITAL exp'd sml •22 OI n FIEEZll• • ~AJO VHF RDF. head atomic ~ 6 3 207 ... 0 animal groome< needed. •Co••••ERCIALtie 11•1 M1ttn1ls -4 Avon. sail-away I•"""". Janeen. 4 • 2 1212 S Coast Hwy ntnemovt'1Sellyoureittra FIT ,......, -$1 4 999Am E 673--0485 "'-·• householdltems1nclassi· & vet as51stant PIT. . •$300 • 544·8«3• I fill DlllT . .v -lESTAIUIT IELP Laguna Beach O'IEl!!IY I IYHS fled So Laouna 499-5378 2 DOOR REFRIGERATOR Semct, i:.••••tatUa D~. Monday-Friday. Full PROFESSIONAL interior,..,. _____________________ .. , WAITED' s •. 7 ;;--Part Time Gelato des•oner Business ex·:• side x Side. green 6 yrs • i!pf ltl Qessieo. CdM 720.1628 panded lmmed•ateopen· old. runs good S200 1Up to 30 yards! 2 SpeedskieS/nu ;;addla 1nos Experoencec1 on1y MANAGEMENT 548·3155 HSTlfFU •855-9756• FOOD warmer Bobby· 112-1111 Private party 673-9192 IDTAIUIT IWl&IEI &. CREVIER ......... -"'1 SAYE• amrw.\D .... ...- 8. 3? 11olO IC4dfd 1£ >'iJ• ~ f\!14~1~1' g~ oJ~ \l 1w10 IC~ 281'11112 RS ·~ 11M ~ IPWT3&6 6 •.';, t °" ~ ISOUI~ ~ l. ~ .... '!)~ ••J009 Sales -. Service Parts Leasing 131-3111 1500 Auto Mall Or. Santa Ana 55 Fwy ... at Edinger IPO l llYS experience. Nice environ· ment. Good pay. Call Ja. rwen 6'3-2072 IUHmn HP J 0 IN 0 u R TE AM ~:~~ ~~of~ erod Sli:,S/oteh/-Sttr-... -N~1.':.~~,'"=::"1.' M1C1owave 962-0605 IOflice Fuaitut · 7122 draw Mon-Fri 2-6 Call hr•itut • 6014 1 I E.r•ipatat 5047 30' side 11e etect watflt' Service Hrs Mon-Frt Restaurant Aller t 1AM Pa1675-0023 MANAGING C ARRIERS THE D A IL y P ILOT IS coNTEMPdRARY solid lbes d & credenzas iac11t11es No live on 7 oo am to 10 pm W&ITIESSES SAL.ES PERSON NEEDED oaJt dining table six· 1a1erat hies 2 phOneS sys· ooard S352Jmo 617 J= R09er Oay/Nioht For STA TIONARY LOOKING F O R T O P Q U A LITY M GRS W ILL· upn1stdehrs . solatat>le terns 3 typewr11ers l•do Park Dr N 8 2-5~ 'f~YS~th~~~ STORE CdM Fl t. 5 IN G T O W O RK HARO W E O FFER XLNT BASE can 786-4895 alter 6pm 64S-4226 545...c121 673-8800 Hwy, Laouna Beach ctays Xlntworkingconds SALARY PLUS OVER $300 IN BONUSES CUSTOM IO game table Pets I Aailllls 5049 UVE·ABOARD partner-Except ion a fly 11 ne !.111p for sale, NB Manna ... 'llUli L~s & runs great S3500 OBO C•H 721-8613 •llST/llStUS e1tente1e Phone ror appt E V ERY M ONTH. GENEROUS GAS A LLOW-mosaic u1t1' rattan w'4 X c oon-Aoulld·s Lament sat1t>oa1on1yto 45 x12 5· = 673·4762 ANC E & OPP TY FOR A DVANCEMENT. JOIN sw1ve chairs anuque A GOiden Retriever I'm no1 675-3667 leave message 1-.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii •. a•!!LIP SUISTRESS--sofa. latnttng couch & Kennet llfe aln't so hol --~---~ ...... OUR TEAM & BE ELIGIBLE FOR F ULL MEDI-more• 834""'347 1 ve 1ved here 6 weeks Misc. Tr1a1,.rt1tiH 'll llW P~IJ>Pfylnperson Mar1ne canvass & UP· C A L COVERAGE CREDIT UNION 4;..1K NEW-Daybed White & Anomeofmyownlrkeeps ·--. - 'll C1tli111c ,~ ....... llSTSIU! · $1100 Need!> 111t1e <ear end OOOy work 96:t-i • 13 leave message alle• 5pm *** 'll F• llST• IT Black, 5 spd, ale ~. loaded. (207966) s 11.995 THEODORE ROBINS FORD • • 1-4 A I• 11 • • ((.•\•A ... ' ..., .& , ~ Ai\ltfMARIE'sRestaurant holstery Experhelpful • • u Brass. wimanresses & W1thalam11y1ocare C1a,er17Trultr1 l.MC.t4itiel! 2640 E Pac1fieCoastHwy. benehts. good pay for PLAN IF YOU'VE GOT WHAT IT TAKES. 1rund1e Comp1e1e ·s2,s My 1o~t w1t1st1are I014 'llPllllll,_ Corona del Mar qua111y work. 645·224.c CALL BETH. 642·4321 EXT. 205 OR S E ND •~0-8733• 646-6985 l"'l;-5•EE-lf"1•2"!'t1-.ik"'o""b"F"'o"'Ai.t 4 C)'l•ndef • au1omatac. wt1tte, 4 c:y1, *"°· .., •'••••••• .. •••••••••• RESUME TO· DAIL Y PILOT. 330 W BAY ST, O~E~S-K---La-rge man·s Mex· A LOVABLE--B-A~L-L_O_F Tr ;84. M1n1f. x1ras. lo ~:';oo~I~& a~~~ (~21:" ...... . 1can carved desk 2' u5 , FUR Himalayan lut1ens m1 . one ownr. bargain t .Newspaper t COSTA MES A , CA 92626 7 drawers. dark wood. CFA reg1s1ered Stiens S6.100o.bo 731...C314 $19950BO Mus11eeto i • $125 obo 646·5236 Females $250 646-8131 ----appreciate'" !';~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ TOYOTA 86 Hon EFI •·.SPREAD •.1 -------HENDREDON Scene I HELP' CAT LOVER I need aulo wl over-drive AC Ml·llMtf Grouping Liv rm din rm you to help me get ou1 AMIFM cass x1n1 cono THfODORf ROBINS F0'1D ~A• • • t ._ , t sofa. tables cnairs Lille momer e.1tk11tens from $6500 custom cab over U1-Jl12 : ... ~ THE .: MI t Ir R·· utes L-~a~~~~1n1ng ~D-~-~_no_._~_M_~_5_~_2_~_1 _~_50_~_8_--0_u_8_~~!~~-~~~~~~~~------- table 6 chairs & butfet ~ ~ NE w s : lamp! ;4!·28·2 ll .• , ...,,~,. ·- available in DAYBED OAK & BRASS t .. t NEW 2 mattresses I run· :-: Westminster die e~r:t1:;~3 s265 • Work 1n thtr-ever expanding News-• QUEEN SIZE MATTRESS : oaper Promotion field! If you are : Huntington Beach ~RA~g~EW~~,'J-sTEO TODAY'S 't t self-m o tivated and like w o rking with t Call 846-4293 • teenagers, this may be the OP· • Founta1·n Vallev SOFA high Quahty Never • portunity you·ve been waiting for. • I used Still wrapped • • Worth S 1000 Sacnl1ce NEWS 52SO Can deliver t Thisis aGUAAANTEEO INCO ME o f t NO COLLECTING •(2 131862·6588 • t $400 per week to start with p o ten-t HIGH-grade 3.pc sec1 t tial earnmgs of up to $1000 per t NO SOLICITING Emerson leather med· • week. t brn lyr·Old $4200 at TODAY t t Sloans $2200 .C97·8834 In newsracks by 3 p .m. -:_Ao insured van. wagon. p ick· : Deliver One Day a Week _ u;~k~•z~w~~a~~t t · up/shells are a M UST. t Must have dependable car easel tor signs & 1g paint· • t 1ngs S50 Holly 838-8489 •• • and proof of insurance. MilctllHNll 5015 • Fo r more information t 135 vbs NEW dAXv t t 8 4 2 14 4 4 COMMERCIAL CARPET • t C II • below whlse S91yd •· CaU Mr. James • 1 !:~:~t,~~~~ I (714) 642-4333 Home Delivery Daily Pilat t,· (213) 477-2870 :. Ask f0r Joanne Craney *c'~1N ~:~~L; T~NEN~~ 8ERSHIP IOf sale s~oo Community News Along the Coast , .. •••••••••••••••··~ Call 673·0538 Ptml.JC NOTICE Ptml.JC NOTICE NllC NOTICE MllC f«>TICE c ACTITIOUI IMJllNEll corp0tat1on 330 West Bay. wilh ll'le Coonty Cle~~ ot Or· N. State C~ llNd., Fiii!-1(41127 named 1ransletorlS that a 1(41121 ~ ITATIMINT Cos11 Mesa Calif 92627 anqe County on August 9 tttOfl, CA tas1, Attorney FICTITIOUS llUSINllS t>ulic traf1$fet •s cJDOut to t>e FICTITIOUS IUSlNESS HAGY The followtng persona art This business •S con· 1968 tor ConMn'e4or NAME STAru.NT made on persona• prooeny NAiii STATHIENT LYDIA LORRAINE dolt\o busmen as ducted by a corporatK>n ,_.., CA"l DAV10 llllOLEA. At The following persons are hereinafter descnt>e<t The tOllowong pe<sons a•e L BAL BOA FUNDING The reg1stran1 com· Pubhsllee names and DYsineu ooong DYS•ness as HAGY Beloved and GROUP, 33S5 V11 Udo. menced to transact t>ust-011ty P1101August lS 22.29. PublleMdOret199 Cont CREIGHTON'S COOKIE adOresses ol lhe intended A R C H IT E CTl.,,R A ~ ·h\toll'd ..... re of Newport Beacn. Ceht 92663 ness under the hclll•ous Septembef S. 1988 09lly Piiot A119111t 15. 11. 22. JAR 10 t30 Warner AYenUe lransterors are SCOTT ENTE RPR tSES 29 · 5 C hl'.lt>r M Haizy Lov· Patri~ Eugene Byrne. t>usmess name or names M-633 1• Sutte A Fountain Valley, NEWTON a"o TERRY Aedl'l11t Ste 101 Cosra A in•' M o t her o f 1n Riverside Dr . Newport hSled aDove on (nol yet) MTl34 Calol 92708 CLARKE 600 East Bay Mesa. Calo! 92676 ... Beech, Call!. 92863 Rosemary Coorcnman. P\B.IC NOTICE C P Choy 821 Cties1nut Street. NewDOrt Beacn Cato· Michael vo1~ 29'~ C 6 Kathlet>n (Dan) of Th1t business 1s con· Pubhshflf NllC NOTICE A~e Apt 3 Long Beach. forma Redhlll Ste 101 Costa1 C orona del M ar, dueled by an lndlvidu11 This statement was tiled IC 42112 Cahl 90813 The locat•on '" Cahlorn1a Mesa. Call! 92626 s Stt'\'ll (Kanm) of El The registrant com· with tfle County Clerk ol Or· Notice of s.te FICTITIOUS •UllNESS San Van. 821 Chestnu1 of tile ch1et t \ecut1ve ortoc:e This business is cor-Toro. Chnsune (Jack) mtnOed to tranSKI bus1· ange County on August 9 of AeM Property NA.ME STATEMENT Ave Apt 3. Long Beach. or pt1nc1pal business otflce ducted by 111 1nd1v1dua1 4 ness under the llct1t1ou1 1988 • at ,,.,, ... S. The IOllowlng persons are Cahl 90813 olthe 1ntenOed ttansll!for1s The registrant co,., of R1vel"Slde, Lmda butlness name Of names FM47t No.A-141277LPI do1ngt>ustnessas Th!S business is con-same menced 10 transact t>us•·I s 1Nt'dl of Newpor1 llSled above on June 25, Pubhshed Orange Coast In the Superlo< Cour1 ol Sl'EP SAVERS 1000 ducted by an 1nd1vldual All other businttS names ness unde< the hctot-ousl &-h d K ( 1988 Daily Pilot August 1s. 22. 29. tne Stalt of Cal1lorn11. in Soutfl Coas1 Drive Suite The registrant com· and adOrttses use<! Dy the buS1ness name Of names 2 ar an evin ° PetrtCk E Byrne Septembe< 5 1988 and '°' the County of Or· P· 104. Costa Mesa Cafll menced to transacl t>usi-inten<Jelllm llsttd lll>Ove on Jul'f s •988 Nl'\\ port Beac.-h Also This statement was hied M·625 ange 92626 ness under the flclllious three years IHI years last MICl'lael \lol' ur\ I\ t-d by sev~n wittl the County Clerll of Or· In the Matt• of Ille Es1a1t Mary E1ozaoe1h Foley t>osaness name Of names past so tar as hnown to 11'11 This sta1emen1 ... as hlfod I grandchildren Mn 11'99 1 County on July n NllC NOTICE ot LAURA MOLER, AKA 1000 South Coast Or•,.. hSled above on NIA 1ntenoed transferee are ••lh the County Clet1< 01 O•· I !988 LAUR.A AGNES MOLER Sutte P-104 Costa Mesa San Yan none ange County on Ju~ ~ 1 Ha~ wa!I a ong lime F117Mt FICTITIOUl IMJllNEll Conset'fatee Calif 92626 Tr>e nam«sl and t>usones1 198a • residc>nt of NewpOrt Publllhed Of.ige Coasl NAiii ITATIMINT Notieelshefet>yglventhat Th11 business •S con· Th•s stalemenl was filed address 01 It!• 1ntenoeo F-710 F &>a<'h She had a dLS- D.-y PMot Augutl 8. lS. 22, TheloftoWlnOperlonSlle ttleundel~wiHMltat ducttdby an 1nd1111duat W1ththe Coun1y~otO.· translereetsl are PAUL Pvt>IOSheCI 0ta"941 Coast unauisht"d career 29. 1"8 doing buMnell as pnvlle ..... 10 the h~I Thi reg111rant com· anqe County on JIJ+f 21 TOLNA! anO GINA WILSON Dad). Pilot Jul\o 25 Augusl 1 5 I" M~l 1 \llStON INTERNATIONAL. and beSI bidder. subtett to meoced to lrans&Ct DuS*-1988 e 0 ONE PARI( PLAZA 8 IS 1988 Y. Ith the Jc Penny ---------20~ 22nd SI.. HuntingtOfl confirmation of Mid Su-ness under 11\e t1c1o11ous F..n2 3250 W•tshire BoulevlfO u .595 I Compan' and lutd re-PtaJC 11111\flC[ 8"ch Caltl 92648 per!Or Coult on or an• the bullneSI heme or names PubhSlled OflllQe Coast ~ 1·10 L A CA 900 tO et>l\ eo<i their ~A ward _.....;,..==;...;"";.;.;;..~;;...-Steve 0 Voros. 80 Hunt· 25th dayol August. t988. 11 ksted above on September Daily PllOI July 25 August 1 That Ille prOQefty pert•· 6 1 -TIT1 .... _ ---•• 1 si • ,02 Hunt""'lon the otflOe ot Ptlylis M Gal· 1 1988 8. 1S. t988 nent t>e<eto 11 11esenbed,,, PtalC NOTICl W inning n ter1o r ~ ---Ing on . ..... I~. 2266 N. Stitt COi-Mary E Foley M·S96 ----ai IS .~ turn.lure fiw. _ __;,~.;;;;.;;--.;;..;..;..;...;...__ Dl~tor'' honor for ..,... ITATllmNT S.ICh Cahf 92648 iege Blvd Fullerton. CA This s111emen1 was hied ,,_ .. _. FlCTITIOUI _,...SI E The followtng person• are This business is con· 92631 Coonty ol Of~ with the County Clef'k 01 O.· !~,!-.• .. "~th ~..': u~ ..,._ I TATlmNT h r OUlStandmg con-~ butlnea u . ducted by an tnd•vtdual PtaJC ll)TIC£ •...,,-'""' "'"' -~~ l tnbuuon a C'UStom AOVANCEO WIRELESS Tne reg1s1rant com· S1a1e of catilomia. all t ange Covntv on August 9. lll'd merdlandiw tn't9nl0t'f rne following pet.ans at• R4>K>. 620 CarMllon, Cot· mence<I to tranuct bu• right. 1111e ""' 1nter•t Of 1988 FtellTlOUI .,..... of tllat c:eriain "°""yogurt ~ busineu u det·orator Fun~ral undef the flct llous Mid ~•i.e. ill Ind to F...-,4 NAME ITA~ b\nlMS$ •nd •s ioc.ted at BEACH CITIES ROOM· I serv\CeS V.'lll be C'On· one def M#, Cellf 9262S ness ' .. ,,... coerteirl,.., Pf~ Put>lllhed OrMge Coast The lollowlng -600 Eat Ela) Street New-MATE REFERRALS. 4500 ft9'4n L Vletlera. 520 business name or names situated In the City of D&lty Pilot August IS. 22. 2t, --. but1Ma ~ port Beech C~ c.mc>us Dr~ •630, ,._,. . 8 d1Jeted Tuesday 3 pm ~Cofone del M.,, lls1':!:.~vev::'Y 27, 1988 .• ~t;pf Of Seol9t.0'*.5~J9&e 'f.l'E AEMOVEfOIS, ,1692 The Ekisiness Nlml UMCI pon 8eedl. Callt 92te0 al Pa<"ft<: View Mern· •it~ 8 Vicker• 520 ms stetemenl wu Iii.ct State of c.lifomt9, panicu-M""'27 Lovell Ln , H1.1nt1ng1on by u.ct tr9"Slet0f'I 6l Mid GeralO P Miller. 1907 on.al Park ChaPtl. PlllllC NOTICE P\B.IC f«>TICE Pllll.IC NOTICE Drive. N ew port &>ach. Paclflc View Mortuarv Directors. 644 -~iOO WILLIAMS A D IALI. passed a"a. August ll. 1988 in Newport Beach Mr Willi.ams was a manufact urer of automobile transport equipment He 1s urv1ved by lus w1fe Gerry. son Danny Wtlliams: fivt' grand· chtldrl'fl. five great grandehtldren, sister. Velma Strik land. brother. Earl W 1l· ltams Alqo SWVl\.-ed bv numerous ~ ai1d neph<'wa V1.S1ta- tJon w1ll be ht'ld Tuesday. August 16. '4~ to 9pm Pacific \ 1e" Mc_omona! Park F\m(;ra] Sel'Vltt ill be hekJ Wednetday. AUjUSt 17 at 3prn at Paofte Vaew Cha(Jl'l. N wport BMch P•- ofr Vtf'W"' ~~ Dlrecnon; 644-2100 c.m.tton Corona Mi Mar with tile County Cier• ol Of. lafty delOrlbed .. follows. •-II.I' 11111\TIC( Belch. c.tlf 92947 IOC•t>On IS PENGUIN"S ~~~~29 FulJ. 3500 Pac1ft(' View ce. t282s ' ange Covnly on August 9, to-wil: ,-~ nu Todd M Hart, 16672 PLAZA FROZEN YOGURT ert · f---------~---------4 this business le con· 1988 LOT 37 OF TRACT 2625 ................ ---·· Lovell Ln Huntington ni.1 Mid bullloi tr.,,."9f II Tttts b~11n... '' con· -:;::=====::::-diet.cl b . ~ 8l'd wife ,_.77 IN THE COUNTY OF OR· r-• 11 ovv• ...__ BMch. C.llf 9.2647 intended to ti. conw,,,._ duc:1ed by "' inclvlOUal '"• y. l•I 1111 com· Publbh.cl Orange Coast ANGE. STATE OF CALI-um ITATllmWT This buSlllUS Is COi\• maled ., the otflCI Of THE Th• regitlrent eorn- "'9!10ICI r~J' tr!nuet bull· Oa1iy Pilot AuguSI ts, 22. 2t. FORNIA AS PER MAPS RE· The lotlow!ng pertona .,. duCt9d by .,, ondiViduel ESCROW STORE 2424 N mencld to traMICt butl• ntia under the fletltloul Sec>ttmblr S 1988 COAOEO IN BOOK 94, Oolng b4Aillela as The reg111rant com· Gfan<I eH SM\ta Ant. Celt-MA under 1M flc11tlou1 ~ .,,,_ ' M-624 PAGES I , 10 & 11 OF MIS· THE ARTWORl<S STU-menoeo to transact ~ tom .. 92fo1 on 0t anet ~ l\lmt or MINI ..... tk#leNIM : n I 9 CELLANEOUS MAPS IN DK>. 445 Cypress Ave •2. '*' under the l'lctttlou1 Augu.i 31 1988 *' eboW Ofl Auguet , 1.. on ugus · MUC NOTIC[ THE OFFICE ~ THE R£. L-ount Beecl\, Calif 9215 t butlneA ~ or '*'* ff'llS bu,._ 1ran1t9' 11 eut>-1"8 M--' 8 ~ , CORDER ~ SAID COUN-Oona M ~ 22185 1is1ed ab<w9 on NIA teel to CM!ornia Uniform Gerald P .,_.., • .... ., RCTmOUI ..,_.. TY Juniper Ln . Creltline. C&llf TOdd M Hat1 ComrMrclal Codi Section Thcs 1t11tmenl wM l'9d ........ W88 filed ..,._aTATlmWf •more commonty llnown U32S llOI wrth!M County~OI Or· tNCountya.rtl Of Of· The lolOMnO penonl .. -307 NOATH SIUTA. UsaL Ten-y,nt6Junlp9f Thie statenw\t ... Ned Ti. neme and~°' ~~yon Allglat '· County on ~ I , dolrlO ~ • A.NAHUM. CA Ln Or•tliine. Cillf l?m Wlltl the Coutlty Cler1! of Or· tfle ~raon willl Wflom 1MI HUNTINOTOH BEACH IN-Terrnt ct .... CMfl tn.... Tw butoneN •• ~ 1f10t County on Auguet I dMN ~ be hied • Twt "'1111 • ..... O£PENOfNT 830 Wiit fUol rftOtWt of 1N United duC19d by 1 llmlted pllrtn.• 1... E~ STOM. 2424 "4 Pub!llNCI OrWIOI COlll ~ Ofanoe Coeat eey CO.la M .... CeHt. St.-on cootlrtNtton ct ll'llO • ,_.,. Grand A¥enUe •H s.Ma Deily Hoc A..gust L 15. 22.. _ .... ,...,.. f$,22, 2t, 92'27 .... OI pel1 ~Ind._. flle rtgtatrent COl'll• PuOillMd 0renoe coeec AN.. CA '2701 Aniol KC 2t 'Mt ---$, 1tll Ad1m1 Pubhlhln9 of Mee ... IOMI bJ r'°'9 ... mencJ9d 10 1taneec\ "'*" ~ Piiot A49a1 fS. l2. 29, Sil'OI l~~c Ind .. ._ ..._.,. ~.Qt co.a. MeM. ~. ~ ~ bJ .... Ct or Trull ,_ Utl# tM ~ ~ 5. tMI Ci9¥ b ..... CMIN llr Mr.1-----.... ........ .,..,.;._.--; ---------COfJICl'MtOn. l30 Wwt Illy, o..cs on "" ~ '° ~ nlfM or """* ...ca credltOr "*' oe ~ '°· CoMI ......_Cell! 92127 lotd Tlf\=--_..,...,.,,.on .Nfi1 1 t, ,... • 1• ~ • fie ...,_ ........... .==:..;;:::::.:.:;::.--Tilll bu*IMM II con· Old to be .. ..... l• Terry Olly ~ ... COl-....M ~M'-"•-· ~bJ a00tPotlltiOll lldlor IObelft .... TI.-11 •• ,, .... .., ---.:.~.:~.:.•:.:.11;;;:a;:..._ "°" ........ .... ftAW Tiie re91str1nt com· lnl Ind• lie,.......• ....,. ... ~Clltt~Or--............. ,,.... to nnMt1 ...................... .., ... ~ Ofl ~ 2. .... '° 0.. -Mr N. - -..... undlt ... ~ -........ ,.... -c sag.=• ,..,..,._ ..... E CMILY ....,_ ,_ • ....-_. ....... ... ...... ,_.. W ·lll F• 2 • IT T - ce. ~-~. --~-:. ._..,,. ...=.=1::.:t.t'I ---=• fl'w••,.. ar.... ow. ~.rou•h c~r,if1t-d ....... --.. ...,.,_. .. ~,...,.~--~ ...... ..... 11'11 ... IC'*" .. ... .-MH of "'9 ........ SELL ltt••Y• Sell v-,,.,.,.,. Cll Cl1111n.•. '41-5671 for information & surprisingly low cost. ~~Clf:tC _,, •MONM.~W C.,.,,....-,. • M0<1\I '' C" • Cremalmv .1~00 P C1l1c ..,..,,. Otovl' ~•e>o<t ~ac.n 44-2i'OO ~L.A ... llT OU¥I MCi't~,•~t C~~Ot y ·~~· .... ' • Or1nge Cout DAILY PILOT I Mondey, AUQU91 15, 198e --- NllC !111Cl _ NllC llJT!Cl NllC llJ11Cl W ll>TIC( -· -PllUC llJ11C£ Ml! 1J1g -PUH pg fWUC Miii NllC •Ta -..C !>Jg -, • ... O'ctoc* AM on ... ,,....... Thi• bullMM ,, eon. .,.. Hpire priof to tour montN ao.td of Olrealott '°' .... -r9"CMll .. ... ,.. - ---Thll ~ .. con---: llOT1CI TO ..,. Mid praperty hU duc:Md by' ~ N'tl4nO NOnca OI DIATM "°"' ... date of tM Mltlnt Ing -con1ld ....... Of ... §IOI ···-., ,,....,.~ ~.. cM'9d by' en lnc:IMdull ITAW. : ClllDITOM OI beel'i stewed, end wtlldl .,. tN•t AND OI Nfh• noticed ebov9. ao.td of .. -..Ctio111 01 .... • .. lie ...... '°.. llAm ITAW Th• real1t rant ciom· ,.UID DI I I ff• .,.. . ...aTUJllNP located et flutbllc Storege 'fhe regl1tren1 com-TOM•llll9 YOO MAY EXAMINE ,lt)e proteets.lt-;.~~repott. 8'ft0Unlt..-. vtMd t...i1 Thetcllowlfle.,.,_..•• INnOed to VtnMet bull-U.OIHOl=,-JI AT .....C AUCTIOll 2075 Newpot1 loult'tlld ln "*'<*! to lrenMCt bull· l lTAft OP Ille kepi by Ille~ ..._, J. • Sec-.... tu perrNI oerd eo-dOiflQ .....,_. • nem under tM ~ • II •H IM~":":t:"J: ~f~.;:.as1=-:. ~~or~ ,:::-~ :::.~~ .. ..::: t:~.IMM -.-waw ~r.llMed~ ~~=-~AIHTE.:, =:--lbOW~~1r= ~..:=1.:-:: ~ Inc:., T,.,,.._or, callfornia. the oocicta. c:Nt· ~ 1boYe on June 2:2, -. ...., ... '· tn. court • formal Aequ9et Pu.blllhed 0r.,. CoMt II .... "• II. Sutt• 1104 Santi An•' L• IWI09 tha '. lc:tltlou• 9u•I,.... whoet ..... lddrW le ltMOf per90nel procierty • 19118 QOUWAM tor Special Notice of the Ill· Delly Pik>t Al.IOI* I . 1&, where II", end wlltloul ,._ Calif 12704 ' ' Thia et1t...,.,,t w Mad Hema' THE ~ 1'1' bat P......,.lno, eo.ta ll:rib41d below. In tn. !Ml· K1tl F. Spinner. Tr~I.. CAii NO. Ing <>I en lnventOfY Ind IP" 11188 ~ IQeinlt tn. Dlltrlc1, M' LOI.Mee 9u1ne 517 with the ~ty C*tl of Or· COMPANIES, 3117.C IW-Mau. County of Oranoa .... of: This 1t11ernen1 wu ftled AW4m prlilarMnt of •Ill• Mtet• M121 Th• Dliblc:t rn1ka1 no :Mttl. St Newport B..cti ange ~ty on Augult 2, pon Loop. Coeta MIM, State of caitOfnll IMt a Kew\ J. K._,.lrlc:tl, Sp. E With Ille County C~ of Or-To 111 hel<a. blMfldwlM. or of WI'/ PIClllon er account guafMt•, Wlffent)'. or rec>-Calif t*3 ' tda Calif. l2l2t bull< tr..., II lboul to be 1'4-TV. c:lthel, TV ltnd, ltlQ9 County on July 20, c:redllor•. c:ontlnglnt c:redl-11 prcmded In Mellon 1250 M.IC ll)TlC( ,....,.tetlon, upraued Of Th.II butlnea 11 eon· "'119 n. Actltloul "*'-made et PuOllc Auction of c:hr Ida tort. Ind P9r90nl wtlO ~ ol the c.Nfornia Probe•• lnlPllad. with raoard 10 eon-duc:ted by: .,, lndMdull Publith«I OrMOI CoMt Marna ,.._,.,., to ebov9 ... P'oPlrtY loc:Med 11 173 bit Cethlaen HwdY, Sp. E Faaea be ot~ lnl«•lad In Code A ~t tor 5'*:iel NOTICa OP IAU dit.IOn of property or 111MM The reglitrant com-Deity Piiot August I, 15, 22. t'9d In OrMQe CouneY on P1utartno, Co111 Me11, 116-ctte 11>1. endtbl, c:hr, 2 Publllhed OrMQe CoMt 1n. Wiii or estate, or both. of Notice f()(m It avellable form Of NMOe1AL of property for ll1fY we Of mlnOICI to trll\Mci bull· 29, 1981 ~-5, 1"4 1tLE ~ty of OrMQI, State of lmpe. ~try 0111Y Piiot July 25. Auguat 1. BENJAMIN (BEN) PINCUS the court der11. HIC)INtlT't TO purpoaa. No cialm _. be Mii under tn. flc:tllloua M-t11 NO.F259855 Califomla. Croespolnl Ventureo Part-8, 1g, 1988 GOLDFARB, aka BEN· Sydney GOidfarb. Petl-NtGHllT _... c:onliOerecl fOf 1llow111ce or bullr-. name or namee •-.,. 11nnK TM S.u1e O...~ Said property 11 delcrlbed nen. Sp. H 2 t7-4 tile M-594 JAMIN P. GOLDFARB: tloner(s~ Notice ii heretly glYal'i INt adjullment or rac:llion of tn. llltad ebov9 NIA n.Lftl .-119K Company, Inc: .. a Calfclml8 In generll u · Mec:hlnaty & cabnle, m ite bu oflc A PETITION hat been tiled LOUii QOTINITllN, bid• win be r~ for ........ bUed on lllluf• of tn. M LOI.II :i... COfporatlon. 742 SUMmlt Equipment ol lhlt a.er Mtg equlp/ftlet, etttt fltll.IC ll)flC( by SYDNEY GOLDFARB In 1--., AH.,MJ t.r '•ti· to the. hlgllelt bidder of the property to completely Thll it:aman:'9wu flied FtCTtTIOUelfa!!!'!.11 Drive. Laguna ea.di. Calif. bulltllll known u CUI Vic PeNez S. Zabief', Sp. H the Sul*lor Court of Call· U..-, 701 leMa MoNce folloWmg equipment Which u tllfy Ille purchaNr In all With the C t Clerk f Or· MAim .. ,_, 92651 Specialtlel. Auc:tion W141 be 213-o.11 lhlvl, Ind ltnd, FICTITlOUI ..-11 fornl• ~ty of Orenge r• 9hd., autte 220, lante has~ declerad eurplul to r~e. No returne allow-~ yon Ju: 1t The followWlg per90M are CAD 1ntareat1, Inc:., I Call- c:onducted by Tauber-Arons 30 mile bxl, 2 c:hrt. TV, dlk, ..... ITAT'lmNT quHiing that SYDNEY ....... CA I0401 the need• ol,.... Cout Com-ed. The Ofltrict lhell not be = . dOlnQ l>Ullneu u : fornll COl'POf•tlon, 32~ AUC1ionMring Co Inc., Aue-Imp Tn. following per90nl .,. GOLDfARB be tlPPOlnled. Pul>lilhed Orange Coul munlty College District: raepontlbll lor eny acddent ,_ Mi!DIC. 87 t Park A'*"'9 Haladly SU.. 51"'9 202, tionaer, on tn. 1•lh d~ of Herod Normlnton. 59. H dolngbullr-.ae: perl()NlrtlC)teMntatlwC•)IO DlilY PllOI August 8, 9, 15, 810 SALi£" OF ONE (1) OI' lnJury retulllng lrom Publienad Orenqa CoMt Sult• c. Laguna BNch. s.ru.Ana.Callt.92706 September, 1988, 11 11:00 154-aewlng mec;t1, mttru, YACHT TECH, 1803 C'8y ldminlltertheM1ateolthe t!IU HEIDELBERG PLATEN purc:haM of l)f'operty on OailYPilo1Jufy25,Augutt I, Calll.92651 . onlc Thia~ WM con-o'c:lodt A.M at 173 EMt c:hr,shl'mg,MllCbu St., Newpol1 BMdl. Calff. decedent. Mt820 PRESS AND ONE (1) lale. 8, 1g, 1981 Manufaclllt9rl E.llctr duetldbyegen«alpartnar· Paulerlno Colla Mell Gigi J Lew-flllc, Sp. H 92M3 The PETITION requeell BARNSTEAD AUTOCLAVE Payment In Ml mutt be M-597 De¥ica Information Com-IN&> County of.Orange, State oi 060-wckr aola. 2 c:hrt, tbl, Ali Khadarnl, 1803 Ctey 1Ulhorl1y 10 lldmlni1ter the P\8.IC N()TIC£ COAST COMMUNITY COL· mede within (14) lourtaen pany, Callfornli, 871 Park 'fhll etatamanl WM t11eC1 Cllltoml1. 3 p1Uo c:hrt/lbl. bike, 3 SI., Newpol1 BMctt. catlf. estate under the lndepan· LEGE DISTRICT calendlf d1ye atter notice ot rtm.IC ll)TIC[ Avenue Suite C, Lagunl with the ~ty CWk of Or· The tarma ol the Siie wlll dresrs. 30 mlec bu. baby 92963 dent Administration of Ea-"VIMI Sealed bld1 will be open. acicec>tanc:e ol bid end the Beech. Calif. 92651 1 ange County on Jl.tky 1t , be for caen. crib Thi• bu1lnH1 .i• con-11181 Act (Thil aulhOl'ity al· ltANCH ed Ind publicly reed lloud Item(•) mint be removed fte~I .,...,, Thia buslnHs a con· 19M So fw u known to the Brigelle L KIHHY· ducted by. an Individual loWI the personal rec>reaen· WATfll tor eeoreglled 1t1m1 11 from the Coast Community NAm ITATI...,. duc:tad by: 1 corporation Pu~ 0r.,. COMl 1.uctlo,...r, all buelnHI Savage, Sp G 004-tbl, 2 The regl1trant com-t•tlve 10 take meny action• OtlTRtCT listed on the propoeed lorm College D11trlc:I Trariepor-The following pertont ere The regl1tr1nt com-OlilY Piiot July 25, Auguet t, namea end addr .... """ spkrs. misc bll. 3 dska, marlCed to trenaact bull-withollt ob111nlng court IP-NOTICE OF FILING OF II 10:30 a.m., Tuelday, tltton Department within • doing buelnea u: ~ lo trariuc:t bu .. • 8, 15. 1981 ~ tM Tr111sferor IOf the radio. 3 chrs, r~r. drNr. 2 nMt Under. tM flc1itloul provll Before tailing certain REPORT ANO OF A TIME August 30. 1981 In the Ole-reasonable time mutually "l'JiE TIDY TEAM", 102se nlll under . the flctittoul M-WI thfee )'9W'I IUI put, .,. mrrors bulineu neme or names actions. however. the per-AND PLACE OF A HEARING lrfCt Admln111rlllon bulldlng. agreed upon. -La Haciend• Ave. A· 11, butlneal nacne or namea n/1 Shelley Tlsctiler, Sp E ltated el>oYe on July 13, 1988 son1l representetive Is r• THEREON RELATIVE TO 1370 Ad1m1 Ave., Coeta Thia notlc• 11 In ae-Founllin Vallev. catlf. 92708 llstad aboW on NIA --------- The nl(M #Id llddr ... of 2•0-5 misc NI, J)lllnlinOS, AN Khlldarnl quired 10 give notice to HAVING SEWER CHARGES Mesa, CA. All bid.I mull be c:ord1nc:e with Section Christine A Krehllng. Thia statement WU flled rtaJC ll)TIC( the person with whom vae. 2 slndl, bed, aof1. ttil This statement wu flied Interested '*"'°"' untna FOR CERTAIN PARCELS dellve<ad to tn. ottlc:e of the 81450 of the Californl1 10256 La Hac:iend• Ave. with Ille County Cieri! of<!; claims m1y be flled 11 OwMtr reserves the right with ltle County Clerk of Or-they have waiYed notice or OF LAND COLLECTED ON Director of Purcilallng 11 the Education COCS.. A-11. Fountain Valley, Calif. 1noe County on July n , K41• Taub4tr•Aron1 Auctioneer· to bid 81 tile nle. Purch•-anoe County on Augult 2. consented 10 the propc>Md THE TAX ROLL-above eddreu prior to Ille C. MICHAIL Wl•ITIR. 92708 t938 P:"7111 P:tCTITIOUI .,... .. mg Co .. Inc .. Wiii not be ect-must be mede with cash only 1988 l'W eel Ion ) The Independent Notice is hereby given that lime set tor the opening to Vice Chal1Hbr, 1111•-Karen M. Mc:Neeley. Pubtlltted Orange Cout NA• ITAW ing at elef~ hOlderl Ind and paid tor II the time of Pubttthed Orange Coast admi'llstrlllon authority wl" 1 report hes t>etn filed wllh be etlgfbte for c:onalderatlon. A.,.,,_, c .. e Coml'ft"""1 10256 La Hacienda Ave. Dally Piiot August 8. 15 22 The followtng par90nl we wiN not accept or pey eredi· purchase. All purchaMd Deity Pilot Augwt I . 15, 22. be granted un1es1 1n ll•• Secretary ol the Irvine lite bids c:ennot be IC· C ..... Otiltrtct A· 11, Fountain Valley, -Celif. 29. 1988 • • • dolrio bullnlM-• tors claiml and lhtl IUI day goods ere SOid as 11. and 29, 19118 interested person flies .,. RanchWaterDtslrlc:trelatlve cepted. Publlshed Orange Coast 92708 M-812 W!STE~NI ZELLN£R for fling clalma by any c:redl-must be removed at the time M-613 objection to this peutlon Ind to h1vl. nose.er charges tor Proc>OUI fOl'mt and c:om-Diiiy Piiot Augu11 15. 22, Thi• business i• eon· AUTUMN HILL A S - tor shall be NONE wl'licfl is of sale Sate sub,.c:t to prior .,._tr llnflCE Shows oood cause why the cert11n parcels of land within plete Instructions may be 1988 ducted by-co-partners "8.JC ll>TICE SOCIA TES, 2910 Redtlll Av- the ~day before Ille cancellation tn the event of l"-.nt nu court should not grent the the District collected on the obtained II the Purehaaing M629 Th• regl1tr1nt com-enue, Costa MeM. Celt. 1uctlon date apecllled settlement belWMn Owner 1ulh0r1ty tu roll Said report con111n1 Depertment of the D11trlct 11 menced to trensact bull· ITATUmJIT OP 92626 above. and obhgattld party. Dated FtCTYTIOUI ....... A HEARING on lhe pell-a descnpllon ol each Plfcel lhe above eddrHI For ed· f'tlllC ll)TIC£ ness under the tictitioua AIANDCl-NT Of Zellnet Communities, Inc .• Date August 2. 1988 this 15th and 22nd day ol NAMI ITAru.NT tlOll will be held on Augull 1nd the amount of th• d11ton1I lnlonnallon, Call FICTTTIOUI MlllNEll buslrlMS name or names Ull Of' ftCTITlOUI • C1lllornla corporellon, a.ttArOM.AMICttolleer August. 1988 Public The followlngpersoneare 2•.t988.all:•5PMin0ept. ch11gesforeachparcel for Roger Schill el Orange NAMllTATIMINT llstedaboveonJuly27,1988 IU ... llNAME 2910Redhl11Avenue,Coata Published Orange Cout Stor• Maneoement. Inc. doing bulinlll u : No. 3 1oc:11ed al 700 Civic: fiscal year 1988-89 Said re-Coast College, 432-5760, to Karen M. McNeetey The followlng per1on1 M .... Calif. 92626 Dally Piiot August 15. 1988 Tetee>hone (818) 244-8080. PURE ADRENOLINE. 789 Center Dr West. Santa Ana, port 11 on Ille with the Sec· inspect the Autoclave. To In-dolThe :~~'°"'are This s111arnen1 was tiled h1v1 abandoned th• UM of WHtern/Autumn Hiii As-M830 Agent tor Owner W_ 18th St. •2D. Cosll CA 92701 retary of the ~SlrlCI 11 the spec:1 the Heidelberg Pr ... , ng llnlll H . with the County Clerk of Or· the Fictitious Bu1lne11 aoci1tn limited, a C.rl· ---------Published Orenge Coast Mesa, Calli 92627 IF YOU OBJECT 10 the district Office. 18802 Bir-please c:onlact Chlf'lll Fr... ~:~~T DfTR~ ange County on August 2. Name: D C DESIGNS, 9 fornle Ltmlled Partnerlh!P. PlllJC ll)TIC[ D11ty PllOt Augull 15. 22. Robert Michael Averill, granting ol the peution, you deen Avenue. Irvine Cali-man at Golden West Col· Beac:h Calif :2&&0 1988 Maln111I. Coron• def Mar. 18201 Von Karman Avenue 1988 4 789 W. 18th •20. Costa Should eiltier appear 11 the fornla and 1s available tor leoe. 895-81'1. • · ,_,.., catlf 92625 • 1100. lrv!M, Calif. 92715 • _,. M631 Mesa. Cllll 92627 hearing Ind state your ob-public mspection 1>4ttween Bids must be ac:c:orn-Gary lsao Hlrlhara, 2303 Publilhed Orange Coul The Fictitious Bulineu This busine$1 I• con- NOTICE Of'~ I AU This buslnns Is con· teet1ons or hie wrillen obj«:-the nours of 8·00 A.M 10 panted by 1 CERTIFIED or Redlands Dr • Newport Daily Pilot August 8. 15, 22. Name relerred to atiove wu duc:ted by: a general part. Of ~ ~TY f't&.IC NOTICE dueled by. an Individual tions with the C-OUrt before 5:00 P.M , Monday through CASHIER'S CHECK made Beach, Cihl. 92660 29. 1988 filed 1n Orenge County on nerthlp ~I Th• registrant com-1he hearing. Your appeer-Frtdiy This report is hied payabletotheCoastCorn-This b~slneu 11 con-M·617 May 11. 1988 FILE Th• reglstrent com- Notk:e 11 hereby given that K41HI menced lo transact bull-ance may be in person or by pursuant to Section 5473 of munlly Colieg. Oi1trlct. or ducted by. In lndMdual NO F380304 menced to tranuct buli- pu rsu ant to Sections FICTITIOUl IUSINEl8 ness under Ille fictitious your 11torney. the Health and Safety Code cash In an amount no !ell The registrant com-fltll.IC NOTICE oi.ne M. Clrlora. 9 Main-ne11 under the fk:lltloue 21701-21715 of the Call-NAMe'ITATfMINT business neme or narnet IFYOUAREACREOITOR oltheStateolCaltlornla. than5%oftlletotaJbld.Per-menc:ed 10 transact bull-sail. Corona del Mar. Cellf. butlnest name or namee fornla ~ and Pro-The follOwing persons 1te listed above on Juty 15. 1988 or a conungent creditor of Notice is further given that aonal cheoks are not acc:ep-ness unde< the ltctJliovs FICTITIOUI IU ... 11 92625 lilted 1bo~ on July 13, 1988 feuionsCode. Section 2328 dOtng t>us1nest u Rot>e<t M AveriN the deceased. you must file Monday. the 22nd dey of llble. Deposit ol euc:c.utul busmess neme or nemes NA.,TATIMINT This businees wu eon-Donlld G. Zellner ol the California Commelciel COLLEGE PHARMACY. This s111ernen1 was filed yoor olalmwith the court and Auouat 1988 al lhe nour of bldder(s) will be appllld. . 10 listed above (not yet) The fotll'wino persons ere dueled by an lndlvldu.I This statement wu flled Code. Section 535 of the '40 Fan Dove Cosll Meta, with the County Clerk of Or-mall 1 copy to tile personJl 6.00 p.m of said day (or as Ille purchase price Other Gary Hlrlhlrl doi bullneu 11 This sletement was flied with the County Clerk of Ur· Cald~ Penal Code Ind Calif 92626 ange County on Juto/ 19. repreeen1111ve appointed 6y soon thereafter u ls reason-depos.t c:tledls and/or cuh Th15 statement was filed c'lRAMIC TILE CON-with the County Cleft! ol Or-1nge County on Juky 19, the ptOVlslons of the Cab-t<art F Spmner and Mary. 1988 Ille court Wtthin four '!)Ol'llhs ably prac11e1ble) In the will be returned within flltMn Wltt\ the County Clerk 01 Or-CEPTS UNLIMITED. 8506 ange County on July 13. 1988 lornia Auction liC41nllng M. Sl)4nner as Trusteee of -f"Jl7544 from the date of !hi le-Board of DtrectOfS meeting (15) days atler the Bolfd of ange County on August 2• Hamilton Huntington 1988 ~ Act. lheunderslgnedwlllMll Spinner Family Trust UTD Published Orenge Coast suancieot1e111111asprovlded room 01 the Dlslrtc:t ail trustees· acceptance of 1988 f1171U Beach Catti 92646 Published Orange Oout Publlshed Orange eo.t at publlcsatebycome>etttlve June 22. 1988. 2717 0111y Pilot August 8. 15. 22. In Section 9100 ot tile Cali-18802 Bardeen Avenue. high bid which wltl be wllhl'1 Published Orange Coast Lee 'e1111~p. 8506 Hamil-D1Uy Piiot August f5. 22. 29, Dally Piiot July 25. A1911t 1. bidding on the 30th day of Cardinal Drive. COiia Mesa. 29. 1988 lornla Probate Code. Tile Irvine, Cahfornla, 15 the ume 30 days of bid ooenlng. Dally Pilot Augu11 8, t5, 22, ton. Huntington Beach, September 5. 1988 8. 16. 1988 Augu1t. 1988, 81 9:30 Calif. 92626 -M-610 time for fihnQ olalml will not and PlllOed fixed bv the All expenset of C41rtaga 29, 1988 M-615 Calif. 926MI , M-628 M·513 •nsCHEVROLET 1:1 Home of the Serengeti Blazer ••:ti#•Jtjf Call our friendly salesmen for details 579·5100 1·800-228· 7240 17071 E Imperial Hwy -Yorba Linda. Cahforn10 t:o1111•r1 Our O S1rrio1 I S1/1otion THEO~ ROBINS THE ~STORE 2060 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa 642-0010 o SADDLEBACll Sales Leasing Service Parts IRVINE AUTO CENTER 1-800-831-3377 714-380-1200 I PARTS and SERVICE Open Sat. SALES BODY SHOP LEASING STERLIN G 540-9100 2600 Harbor Blvd .. Costa Mesa 2850 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA 8 JIM SLEMON S IMPORTS AC URA 1001 a..11 at. Newport9Mofl ...... &.-. ...,__. ~-'· '$ SAkBlY.IL~B.G $ 0 NEW LOCATION! SANTA ANA AUTO MALL 1500 Auto Mell Or., Senta Ane 135-3171 Newport/55 Frwy. at Edinger Sales Dept open 7 days Service Hours. Mon -Fn 7am-10pm ~ ~ ~ BUENA PARK STANTON ';_' ... GARO • PACIFIC OCEAN N Gt:lO\E " ........ , You too, can get your Dealershlp noticed Your ad will come out three t imes per week for SB0.00 -Color Freel Call (71 4)642-4321 and a Sales Rep wm call you. • 91 FWY n 'IJJ ,, ~ s TINGT •ACH AC URA ,~ ~i . ....._, 445 E. Coast Hichway Newport Buch (belwttn Bayside & Jambofee) (714) 67l-0900 Advertise on This P111 C1H for D1t1ils 642-4321 CALL ONE OF THESE DEALERS FOR THE BEST BUY 0 HOUSE of IMPORTS, Inc. Mercedes-Bett z 6862 Manchcst~r Boulevard Ou~ Park 18 SERVJCl( 213 or 714/MERCEDES M-F 7a-6p M·F 8a-6p WhCTC 1-5 and l-9lmcet. Sat. 8a·2p .. . • CAMPBELL NISSAN /H..NfftjT'()'J 11'.AO; • low Pr1ce\ • No G1mm1cln • Greot S1lec11on • Frntnd ly People • Eicellent Service 18135 a-ch lovlevord (714) 142-771t ~B E-Ae.H-LINCOLN •RCURY- •MUR SALES -LEASING SERVICE -PARTS (714) 848-7739 16800 S..Ch BlYd. (714) 556-1008 HuntiDQ'loo BMch, CA 92647 • • • '"' .... 11 ~ l BONDA D&ALSll 11' 0RA1'0& CO. Sa I~ • 9erYtce • hrta ~aarna An Man.------ 968-1969