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THE ORANGE COAST
Trial
ordered
in Dyson
murder
Sy JANET ZIMMERMAN
"'-Dilly ,... JUff
Convicted killer Dme Dyson's
former lover and a New York man
were ordered Tuesday to stand trial
for allegedly helping plot and carry
out a plan to murder her husband.
[)y5on. 44. was convicted last-
March of the first-degree murder of
Mel Dulay Dyson. who was stabbed
17 times as he slept in his Huntington
Harbour condominium in 1984.
In an effon to reduce her pruon
sentence, O)ison revealed sccmmJ)y
damning evidence apmst Ennco
Vasquez. 31. her one-ume lover. and
George Ira Lamb. 27, the man he
allegedly hired to k11J Mel [)yson.
At the end of a four-day
prehm1nary hcanng. Municipal
Court Judge Michael Beecher ruled
there was enough evidence to try the
paJt for murder and "a fairly
elaborate" conspiracy to commit
murder.
Dyson tesufied last week that she
wanted her husband dead to end years
of his physical and emotional abuse
and because she wanted to colJcct on
htsSI00.000 bfe msurance pohC}.
Dyson said he talked with Vas-
quez about opcnina a busmcss with
the insurance mopey. He asked for
some money to invest, but they did
not agree on any spcetfic amount. she
tcsuficd.
The woman said. however. that she
offered Lamb SI 0.000 to do tht'
k1lltn1and aarced to pay him after the
insurance mone) was collccttd.
Based on rhat eV1dencc, the JUdJe
ordered Lamb to trial wtth a specuaJ
allepuon -killing for financial ptn
-which could result 1n the death
penalty
But Deputy D1stnct Attome) Rick
Toohey said he would not seek the
death penalty bccau~ Lamb had no
v1olent crurunaJ hmory, although he
had a ruord of cocaine abuse
Bttchtr ruled there v.-as not enoudt
f"-ase see DYSON/ Alt
Afternoon at the be•~h
ar.-ct Granter .. J .. of Pounuln v .... , do•• • ltttl• IOI•
•••ct.Ing whtl• pl•Jl"9 on the beach ~· Corona det M•r
State Plarlr. ,
Moon BloJaends
takes Vanguards'
bite hppefor
·from sun NAIAtltle
· 25CENTS
ESDA Y, MARCH 8~ 1989
Expert says Ornelas
not drunk at crash
By JANET ZIMMERMAN
°'-~ ... Sult
Danny Ornelas probabl) did not
feel the full effect of the malt Liquor
and rum he drank before h1tt1ng and
killina a woman wuh a car, an CXJ>t'r1
testified Tuesda>
Ornelas' blood alcohol lc "el wh!'n
. he aot behind the wheel ofh1s fnend's
tutbo-charged car was less than half
the lcpl limit, said Darrell Clard}. a
forensic tOltlCOIOllSt.
Ornelas 1s on tnal in West Supcnor
Court for murder in conn«t1on wnh
the Sept. I death of Debbie Ann
l(jlJclea. a 37-year-old house~ 1fr
Ornelas fled the Ocean front alle\
after the car struck the "oman and
ovenumed. By the ttmt' he was taken
.
into custody and tested more than an
hour later. Ornelas' blood-alcohol
level was . 18 percent. nearly twice the
legal hmit of.10 percent.
The malt liquor and I SI-proof rum
Ornelas drank earlier on the beach
with his fnt'nds probably bad oor hit
him at the ttmt' of the accident, said
Ciani), who lCSUfied for themefl DIC.
He esumaled the youna m
of intoiucation at the tim of the
accident at .04 percent, based on bow
much alcohol was consumed and bow
qu1ck.ly.
But alcohol 1mpa1rment is not what
caused tht' youna man to swerve the
car mro Klllclea's path, he said under
cross examination.
··1t sounds hkc a normal responte,
not one influenced by alcohol," be
testified.
Nor is spccdina a usual side-effect
o( alcohol, Oardy testified.
Alto testiMnl in the final day ol
defense evidenee were friends and
family membcn ofOmelu wbo said
they had never seen him touch aJcObOt .
"Danny is a )riabt youna man. ..
said hia brotber-in-law, Arturo ~ ··Danny wouJdn•t inten-
uonally take a life ... deep in my heart
I don't think be would do that."
Ornelas once saved the l1fe of a
chokJna toddler by aivin& her mouth-
to-moutJt resutcitation, Quesada
added.
Testimony tn the trial 'as expcctc:d
to condude today. Final llJU.l!)eftts
are set for Monday.
Mesa s~up kitchen moving
-.
to save SOS, neighborhood
ly 808 VAN EYKEN
Ol'llWO..,,...Stalf
Merle Hattleberg isn't moving
bccau~ she '-"Unts 10 1 he wann to
sa' t' the neighborhood
"I bnng1nabour 150pcoplea~) ...
said Hauleberg. who operate the
Somt'Ont' (.Jrc~ ~up kuchen m Costa
Mcsa·s Rea Com muntt) Center
.. .\nd these are the ont' the nr1ghbor>
sa" the) 'rt Jfra1d of ..
( ontrovc~\ has blo.,wmed into
cnm 1n the ne1ghhorhoods around
Rea (enter tn rtet'nt months. wh~t'
rt' 1den1s S3) the\ art' being anno)t'd
and harra scd b\ the hundreds of
poor and homelc~s J)('Opk v. ho go to
the ~up kttl·hcn and the Share Our
Schcs food d1s1nbuuon !lite at the
center
\t th1 "ee._. Cit) ( ounul mC'\'I
1ng Councal\\Oman M an
Hornbuddc made public an oiler
from HatUebera to mo\'e her 50up
kitchen a.-o)' from the center 10 order
to ~focc the foot traffic on adjacent
StrtttS
The rcason for ht'r offer, she sa1d., ~as that sht' wants to take the heat off
hare Our Selves. which has come
under incrcasina fire from~est Costa
Mesa residents for allqedJy auracr-
ing "undesirables" to rheir nc1ah·
borhoods
.. Wt''re all tn this together:· she
said ··1 think the people in the
neighborhood arc getuna upset for no
rt'ason But on the other band, it's
their ne1&hborhood And 1fl can help
ket'p OS tn bustn~s by movma m)
soup k11cht'n. tht'n I'll do tL ••
( ounc1l members had. 1n fact,
t'ntenaincd a proposal to cancel
SO ·s lea\Cs for its food dmnbuuon
center and frtt medical and dental
d1n1c~
That, Hattlcbcrl said, would be a
tragecSy that woufd affect far more
pcc)ole than the Rlocauon of her soup
kitchen. ,,..
"When 1 xc those htlle chtldren
lane up tbere with their runn)' n~
and no shoes. 11 JUSt breaks m)' heart
thar people wou.ld want to force tMni
away from theR," she satd "I know
most of those fanubcs ~ould have no
WA} of acttina an)' medical catt for
their children 1f 1t weren't for SOS. I
hope and pray that 1f we can redu~
the number of people by movtna m)
soup k.11cbcn. then people tn tbt'
neta;hbor~ood "'on't feel ifs such a
problem.
By a shm 3-2 maJont). with Mayor
Pettr Buffa casuna the sw1na vote. the
counctl voted to acc:cpt HattJebcrs's
offrr to mo"e tht' soup kitchen. The
problem. Buffa said. ts there ~
(~ate see KITCHEN/ A2J
HBHS students grieve for teen killed in motorcycle crash
Sy I' AUL ARCH"'LEY °' .... ~ .... ...,. Sorrow. Dental. Anger 0u1lt Ifs a
bo1JJna caJdron of emotions over·
OoWlna amona the fnends of Leshe
Mid~llc Groi man
About r~o dozen of them t\ave
taken advantage of counsehna ofTen
at Huntington Union H~Jh School
foUoWlnl Gronman's tra11c death 1n
a motort')clc accident unda~
Ps)chOl01Jst£11en Shiro said coun-
ttlOrs have been \'ISinna all of the
classes that Oro man aucnded to
ducu her ckath and offer help to
those who want 11
On Monday. many of the 16-ycar·
old's closest fnends met with Shiro to
bqJn sorting out their feelings.
"Their racuon was 5hock. d1s-
bchef. a lot of Cf) ina." b1ro said
"Today, the) 're ready to procc s
those fcehnp."
Amon' their emotions 1s anaer -
ar the dn\'t'r W1th whom Gro man
was ndina. at themsch cs for not
having done somethtn& and at the
systtm for not mandattng stnct
helmet law,.
Manv of the youogstt'n att al'°
Officer helps woman
in visit t:o cemetery
ly ftAUl MCHe"-EY
Ol_O.., .... ...,.
Offi«r Bob M ulloch potted the elderly ~oman Tu~>
walkin&atJambottcandS.n J~uin HiUs roeds.
With a ~uet offlo•-cB in hCf hand. ibe tttmCd lost. --:n.c vetnan Ne•pon Beach potiCe officerpulkd over ana learned
that Matpttt Anna :Walther had taken the bus from her Batboe
Ntiiuula home 10 visn her husbud's "9YC at Plcific v~ Memonal Pirt. locftd 11 ~ Pllcifk v;cw Dmt ,. coroea del Mir. BUt after datembeitina. the 19-yar-old Walther bcca:me
chtonee\id. p0bcc spo~ Bob Oatley llid.
McCulloch called t~ Watch c:omllllliftitt Pd RUivcd pcrm1 ion
to take Wakhf:f 10 the tt~tery. • TheV anw~ at the •rM time as a 90-car-f'Unmal prott lOn and
1P1aw-WOMAN/All
overcome with guilt. Shiro said. ·· · 1 f
only 1 had. I should have, I ou&ht to
have' arc typical reactions." she said
And many have bqun the prottss
called "barpm1na" in which tht'" talk
about bcconuna more respons1b1e for
thcmscl"e as ~ell as their fnends.
"choos1n1 wtth whom r,ou dnve and
sttuauons that arc safe. • Shiro said
The tccn.qers arc deahna ~uh
those fcchnas 1n other ways. too
Some put toeether a scrapbook about
the tr lo t f nend.
b1rosa1d the discus ions ha\e also
brouaht ftthngs to the 5urf~ of past
lo ~among tht" ~oung people Hunttnaton High The school v.orks
"I'm nolllll\g the}°re teehng 'en with Los Altos Hospttal. which also
sad. and tllat bnngs them bad 1n has offered frtt counseling to )O una
touch "1th other lo SC\ and dt'ahn~ people who nttd mo~ help tn deahna
Wllh II apin." \h(' Solid \nd thaf\ "1th urossman's <kith
health~ · The school also has SC\ eraJ on101na
h1ro said tht' gne' ing prcxt><t\ cdn uppon voups, 1nclud1ng one for
take sn months or longer teens who havt' los• lovcd ones. hrro
··1 hOPt' her closer fnend\ "111 hdr \31d
each other b) ialk1na about their Gro man died latt' unday wh1lc
t'mot1ons:· he ~1d nd1n1 on the bad of a motof"C\.cle
"lthou&h no one \\ants c,uch a bc1n1 dnvcn b Scott Melnyzok. a
tragedy to hap~n tht' \Chool wa Daytona Bc~ch resident.
mtd) ~hen 1t did • He allcatdly was tra,clutf at hl&h
Cnsis counschna 1 in place at spttd on PaoficC'oast H-ahwav when
t O \ I IC ' I O IC\ I '\ I H 0' ll I ' I
he lost control and truck a car
Grossman was thrown from tht'
bike aod died at the scent'
Melnyzok was treated for m1nor
ll'\lurics and taken to Orange Count}
Jatl on susptc1on of felon} man-
sla"'lbter and drunken dnv1fll.
&rv1ces for G rossman arc lated
for 7· 30 p.m Thunday at Dilday
Brothen Mortuary. 17911 Beach
Blvd., Hunt1naton Beach. V1ewtna 1s
scl_lec;tuled between 4-S p.m
Interment at Good Shepherd C~-·
eter)' wUI be pn Vite
(
State's water situation WC?rsening
1y 909 VAN PKIN °' ...............
Un the trtt ri mt tytnJ. this
~r's ~lauvcty dry winter 1s a
history-maker.
Even lWO dry yean in a row i an
unusual phenomenon. and rore-
cutm are now sayi"t that un
tbcre arc 1 teW dtlup of biblkaJ
~stiCtwen oowud lheftid Of Apnt. Caijfomta as io for a '1rtually
unpeadcnled thard dry w1nttt. Jld
U.t means 1mm111 muy tenors or
*m>ne>my.
Ora• C~:~ f'CSidcnll can U • pea to fetf ~ of the lta~
nter stMwulet. althou&h 1t ma}. for
the time bt'tnl-! con 1 t maml) of
gtntJe nqsina from water of1ic11J Fn that alt Don·t leave the water
runnina when you brus~ )Our teeth
''C water.
.. "' offtb. I, 'AC v.:c.cc a~nt normal prcc1p1tauon, and by fatth I
11 h.ad dros>pN do•n to 65 pnttnt of
normal £or the n:· ~d Bill
Hdm'\, a pok man for the tate
drou&ht ctnter at the [)('partment of
Wattr Rcsou~ an ramento, ••1t
tools hlc t\tt\ With normal prct1p1-
tauon tbrouah pnl. ~ wdl still ht
cntical ...
W1ttr runoff lhrouah iM tatc'a
11\tJOt nvtt 9 tcm t e\pccted to bt ~ pcrttnt ofn rmal th ls) r. Helms
said. Man) ot the tate's major
t'C'SCf'\'OU'S, particularly ID lbc north.
arc down to JU.~ over 40 percent of
capac1ty. hav1J11 been drawn down to
meet •'lter dtlivtries dunna the past
&~t_cars. The effects of a t.htrd dr) year arc
pan1cularly J)n>nounced in nonbcm
and "'ntraJ California. ...,hich tend to
rely on pouodwatcr and Rlativcly
small waicnhcds. .. The 1tate water projca lS expcc1Cd
to announce a 40 perotnt a&ricultural
cutbeck •• said Helm ••Tfie Central
Vallt)' has been Rl)'tftl Oft ~tta arowidwaler pumP'"I aOd theft as a ~m that 10Cne Webs may bt
runn1na dn-uu~ year. '1"hCrt as alto
the pol.Slbilily of around u dcncc where you ~have cxceu1ve
~undwatet removal ..
Cities such as San Francisco wilJ
almost c:erW.:!f ba\'e to ration water nnt lf'"DI summer. and watet-
inten11vc tnclustnes.; S\ICb u tbc boomans silicon chip industry tn the
San Joee area. oouJd ~ dlamllina
cutbllcu in wattt avadabihty. be
met. • Water ·officials in Southml Cali-
fomaa alio maiat1in a tenOUI toat
when d11CU11i111 the siaec·s nter
llt\lll10ft, ahbo9-the kt is tbe IOUthem ad of CMfcnia will te-
rDaJD rNb..tf R ~1• 1t dlil 11*• ~ --•ATm/Alt
GOOD MOR I G
r
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Aa ~ CoMt OAILV PILOT/ Wedneidey, Match 8, 1989
Lagunasuppo~s
diverse speakers
at high ~~hools
ly LESUE EARNEST standinJ of other mi non tics.
or u. ~ ... StMt Distnct Su~rintendent Dennis
Upon the recommendation of Smith said he was not aware of the
members of the gay and lesbian coml'Jljnee's proposal but that it has
community and the city's Human long bttn the district's policy to
AftainCommittee, the lagunl Beach increase understandin& amon& stu-
dents with differing bacqrounds. City Council agreed Tuesday to ask "We feel very much in favor of the
the school board to encourage "fol-fact that QUr students need to be open
tural diversity" programs in city and understanding of all cultura,•• schools .
.. It's an attempt to continue the Smith said. ..
Lquna tradition of the celebration of ~mi th added that the P Y popu-
diversity," said Laguna Beach Mayor lat1on may be one ~':' of un~r
Robert Gentry bcfore the mccting. "It • standing. and app~1atJng the dJf·
could result in a program in the feren~s in all of us. .
school district irtvolving a variety of Cpntroversy erupted 1n Newport
people from various back&rounds Beach last December when parents
dilcuuin& their lives, tbear ti.ck-began objc<:ting to an on1oin1 pro-
grounds and their cultures in an gram in which a re~ntative of the
assembly setting or a class setting." gay community visited an introduc-
Earlier, representatives from tory psychology s:ourse at Corona del
Parents and Friends of Lesbians and Mar High School to talk about his
Gays had attended the Human Af-lifestyle.
fain Committee to discuss their In January, the superintendent of
participation on panels in Newport the Newport-M('sa Unified School
Beach and Huntington Beach in an District banned homosellual speakers
attempt to combat intolerance among from addressing the class.
high school students. Officials of the American Civil
Committee members reported they · Libt-rties Union have threatened to
felt such an approach might also help sue the school district if that ban is not
students develop a better under-removed.
Smog-reduction plan
endorsed by Laguna
'
1y LESUE EARNEST that awess1vely reduces all forms of
Of.,..o.11y,...sun air pollution." . . .. It's one way to stan biting the Bu~k:ing nearby city and county bullet and beginning to clean up the
agencies who have branded a smog-air in Southern California," sa.td
rcd.uction plai:i proposed by nwo guna Beach Mayor Robert G('ntry,
rqJonal agencies as costly, imp • o 1s also ithairman of SCAG's
tical an~ unwor~ble, the Lagun e vironmental quality committee.
Beach City Council endorsed the plan The council's actJon, '° effect.
Tuesday . . . means there WJll bt-one more vot(' in The vote was 6-0 wtth Llda Lenney favor of the plan when the Lcagut of
absent. C" · Th rsd h k
The dra.ft Air Quality Management ~~i~fo~~~sthe ~Ian.al.~'~ c~t~ c~st~:
Plan, which ~ prOPC;>scd by the single vote determined by an earlier
South C~s~ Air Quality Manage-City Council decmon. The d1stnct's
mer:it ~stnct an~ the Sou them directors will vote ~ hcth('r to adopt Cahforr:it~ Assoc1atton . of Govern-the plan March 17. ments, 1s intended to bnng Southern . .
Califomfa into compliance with fed-R1v.en1de and San Ber:nard1no
eral and stale air quality standards counties a~ strongly ht-hind th('
The far-reaching plan calls for an proposal w1ule Los Angeles c.ount)
increased use of ··ctcan-bummg" h~s ?ccn evenly spill, according to
fuels. such as propane and methanol. distn't spokesman Tom Eichhorn.
and low-or non-polluting-vehicles. "The most vocal oppos1t1on we are
such as electrically powered cars. The heanna is from Orange County,"
plan also calls for staggered work Eichhorn said.
hours and maodatol) van pooling. lfthedastrict adopts the plan. it will
Business and eneray interests have then be submitted to the State Air
opposed the plan since it~ revealed Resources Board, which will pass 1t
in a preliminary repon last Septcm-on to the Federal En\ 1ronmental
ber, arguing it could cos1 tens of Protection Agency. Eichhorn said the
thousands of jobs. EPA is backing the current proposal.
However, Air Quality district ox-"They're under court order tol
ccutivc officer James Lents has said adopt their own plan if we don't do
there is a "moral obhgat1on" to 50lllcthtoa,'' Eichhorn said. "They
approve the measure. which he called have told us the)' would hke to draw
a "balanced and evenhanded plan upon our plan.·· i.,
Change of venue sought
in Domine/Ii aide's trial
SAN DIEGO (AP) -Defeo~
attorneys argued for a change of
venue m Nancy Hoover Hunter's
trial on 234 oounts of fraud and tax
evasion stemming from her business
relationship with convicted swindJer
J. David Dominelli.
Hunter's lawyers said Tuesday that
news reports on her case amounted to
"slanted, adverse, and prejudicial
publicity" that made at impossible for
her to have a fair trial in San Diego.
Assistant U.S. Attorney S. Gay Huao opposed the request, sayina
publicity bas "d1minuhed consider-
ably" over the years
U .S. District Coun Judae Earl
Gilliam took the rcqu('St under sub-
m1uion and said he would rule today
Hunter, th(' former ma)'Or of Del
Mar. was indicted by a federal grand
jur"¥ in Nove{llbt-r 1986 on charges of
mail fraud. tax evasion. fraud by a
commodity pool operator. con-
spiracy. a1din1 and ass1st1ng in prep-
arat1on and fihng ofa fal~ tax return.
and making a fat~ statement to a
federal a~ency
Her tnal as scheduled March 28 10
San Diego.
Dominelh is scrv1rtg a 20-)car
federal prison sentence on fraud
charaes stemming from the 1984
collapse ofh1s financial empire.
water.·· WATER Even last year. after two con-
From A 1 secut1vc dry winters. water officials an
despite the longest dry spell 1n Southern Cahforn1a were rec-
ccnturies. ommendmg that people conserve
"There have not been three con-water during the um mer months.
sccut1ve dry years this century;." said The goal, w.iter officials said at the
Bob Gom~rz. a spokesman ror the ume, was a 10 percent reduction 1n
Metropolitan Water District. "And water use.
blscd on tree ring studies, there has ·•we were fait1y uccc fut." said
not been a dry f>(riod this long in at · Gompcrz. "Our aoal was JO percent
last 400 years." and we got 8 percent on a very limited
But Southern California. which is advcrtisin~ bud~. r don't know )'Cl
scmi4rid even m the best of years, wbatouraoal will be tha summer."
hat always been a leader 1n water Tbc Metropolitan Water O.stnct 1
plannjn.a, Gompcrz said. a water wholesa..ler that delivers water
"We have an awful lotofconscrva-from Northern California and the
tion measures in place that Northern Owens Valley to 27 Southern Cali-
Califomia has never even con-fom1a water qcnc1es. includina the
sidered," he said. "We have water Mumc1pal Water Distnct of Oianit
reclamation, iroundwater storaac County.
and low water use landscapinJ pro-Sult, there i no reason to set cocky
.,ams.. And wt alto ha~e multiple about water use 1n Southern Cah·
wa~r IOUrccs.: I expect no mandatory fornia, att0rd.1na tq Stan Soraauc. a
conlCl'Vltion measures in this rqjon, ll>Okcsman for the Orantc county
altboUJh I do ~xpect voluntary con· dastrict.
acrvauoa. fwe~ .by~an ldvcn1s.in1 "The Central :Anzon.a proJ«l is
campaian to persuade pt0pk to •~c aoma to cut b(a(k our cotitltmcnt for
'
Making way
A sculpted tree stands In marked contr•st to
t h• seen• behind It where an aged bulldlng
on downtown Huntington Beach·• Main
Street Is betng leveled feH redevelopment. ..
Army won't discuss Niguel
soldier's absence from post
FRANKFURT. West Germany
(AP)-The U.S. Army said Tuesday
it beheves 1t knows where a young
Orange County soldier was dunng an
I I-day disappearance near the East
German border, but 1t declined to
elaborate.
Electronics spcc1ahst Michael <\..
Peri, 21 , of Laguna Niguel had been
missing from the I I th Armored
C•valry Regiment in Fulda since Feb.
21, but returned voluntanl) Satur-
day.
The Army said he has been charged
WJth being absent wuhout leave and
with violating m1htary regulauons b)
KITCHEN
FromA1
s1mpl) too many pcopk using the
services at Rea Center.
"I do ha"c a probkm "'''h an)
organ1zat1on ~n ing :!50.000 people
a )Car in a res1dent1al area" he said "I wouldn't care tf the) "'ere rcg1s-
tenng Republicans. I'd \till have a
problem with 11. ·•
Residents such as Ba rbara Littrell
say, however. that 1t"s not JUSt the
numbers but the qudht~ of 1hc people
who u~ Rea Center that creates
problems.
"Our neighbors are afraid. so afraid
we can no rongcr lead normal li\cs."
she saJd.
Aattlcbcrg said she would hke to
move her soup ktteht-n to an indus~
1nal area where there "'ould be no
problems wtth neighbors. She said
her people would find ways to gel
there one wa) or another
··Most of my people either "'all.. or
nde b1qclcs to get here" !'the said
"But if people arc hungr). tht·:.-·11 find
a wa). to get here ..
ull. Hattlcbt-rg said !lhc felt ~d
and bmer about the attitude of the
neighborhood residents .
"We're talking about human be-
ings,'" she said .. And the} ·re all
d1ITerent. Ea h person has a different
story. We have th(' mentally d1\-
turbed trett people. but they are not
people who are a danacr to anyone.
You can sec them wall.mg up and
down the street talking to themselves.
"It's sad. oursoc1etydoc very httlc
to takc care of them. 1 ha\t people
who are out of work And then there
arc people who arc working for
m1n1mum wage. I defy )OU to tn 10
hve an Orange C ount) on m1n1mum
wage. They worlc. they hve WJth
friend . and the} come here to cat "
Other among Hatlleberg's
Colorado River Water." 11d
prague ... What saved us th• )Car as
that demand in ccntrol Anzona d1dn 't
build up as quickly as 1u1t1c1patcd. So
this year we re 101ng to be able to act
our old cnutlement, plus about 60Q.000 acre-feet extra. Wtthout that
surplus we'd be in trouble."
Unless there as above normal
rainfall next year, a surplu may still
come in handy during the dry months
. of 1990. he said.
.. The problem is that rcwrvo1rs arc
down sliihtly on the Colorado
River... id. "What that ime_lies is
that thcrt may not be uffic1cnt
uoraac next )cat for the SecrcW') of
the lntenor to declare another
surplus."
local •atcr aacncies arc already
pla.nnint to encouraac their tU$·
tomers to cons,ervc watcrJ acconhn1
to Nancy Humphrey, 01 the Mesa
Cont0lidatcd Weter Otilrict in Costa
Mna.
·•Nobod) tw asked us to do any
mandatory c:utbic:b. but we win be ukina our customers to con~e:i" she ..U:CS. "There arc lots of specific
thinp that pcoPfc can do. For
cumJ)lt, use a broom in"cad of a
bole so dean off your driveway.
"Aild the disrict provides water
CODlef'VIUon k.iu lhil COfttalD lhinp
web as a WUhtt that you can put an ~ _,., heed IO redllCe flow and
1 ... lllat you tafl ~· in your toiltt auk lO reduce ca&*ll)' ...
Water t'Oftla'Y8tioft is alW8JJ a
ll)C>d idea Ud CO•HMfl thould UIC
Dae ~t MU &.,eta IO rri>rm
dleirwater•Mllitl. ..... 1_,..: ... .--f/I~ ....... ~ ....... ..,,. iM.11~---I0--1 ._ -ttr
oomins within a httle more than a
half-mile of the East German border.
"We have an idea where he was, but
we have no additional information to
release pending completion of the
investigation surroundmf. the cir-
cumstances of his absensc, ·said Maj.
Dennis Pinkham.
In an intervie~ from the U.S.
mihtary's European Command head-
quancrs in Stuttprt, Pink.ham said it
was "routine procedure, not to reveal
details about such an investigation
until it is completed."
Peri, who worked in a mahtary
intelli1ence office m Fulda, about 65
miles northeast of Frankfurt, bad. in
his possession a ponable computer
missing from his office when he
returned.
In addition. a mllital) vehicle Peri
had Sl&Jled out was found Feb. 23
abandoned undamqcd near the town
of Obersuhl. m the restncted zone
along the East German border.
prompting initial speculauon that ht'
may have defected.
Pen has been confined to a m1htar)
detention ccptcr 1n Mannheim, said
Lt. Col. Jake Dye, spokesman for the
U.S. Anny 5th Corps.
Merl• Hattleberg ladles • bowl of soup.
chcntcle, she said. arc v1cttm\ of
c1rcumstnncc who do not fit the
accepted dcfin111on of .. trtct people'"
or "v.elfare C'a~" "The~ arc people who one da' ~ere hv1 n1 h11h. h vina m n.ahc1ni
Hills, and then their mt1ma1e' broke
up and the)' lo t cverythms m the
scttlemcn1 nnd hit rock bottom," she
said
"What people ~mcume ha'e a
hard umc undcr1tand1n1 1 that He
DYSON
From A 1
evidence to try Vasquez for lulltna (or
financ1aJ pin.
.. , kept setting the distinct im-
pression that ha motivations w(rc othe~iSt." Beecher said "It seems
he' ruJJy motJvated by a friend])
inicrest and he had 1 lot to thank'her
for" because she pvc him money. a
~cc to stay and hcl~ him act a Job. T~jl!dlC set bltl for V1sque1 at
SS00.000, but Lamb conunues to be
held WtlhOUt bond
Superior Coun arraaanment for \be
two was Jtl fur Man:h 16. '
Julian Batley. Vasque1• attorney.
g1vt·th and I le taketh .1wu\ .\n)Ont'
no matter where the> h\-c 01 ~ho the~
arc. could ~ind up 1n m.. \oup
kttchen"
Hattlebera !.ltd she ha' nn uk.a
where he might mo"e
•• nyonc who's aot a warchou~·
somewhere that ~c t'ould use I'd he
interested m l..now10g about 11 ... 'he
saiJ. "I JUSt need somt=thing b1a
enoup for a kitchen and place to
serve pcopl(' "
said he believe\ l ))wn ted alone an
the sla)ing. he h:n httle crcd1b1hty bcalusc she 1sa con\'1c1cd la lier intent
on reducing her pn\On tC't'm of l5-
)Cll'$-to.hfc.
0)-wn'sJury tCJttted hcrda1m that
the layina wn, committed by a
tcxl..ing-faccd man who raped h ·r
after tabbin1 her common law
husban.Ct tn the face, chc t and k.
On t.hc maht of the munJcr.
Vasquei, Lamb and Dyson met a t a
Huntu'lton Beach drug 5torc. he
testified last ~eek. Vuque1 left and
went to meet ;a fnend so he would
bave an ahbi. she 1d.
Dyton said she pulled t~o'pantl ft'Ocri the beCk sat of her blue TO)O,ta
tt•·n1, ,, •• ,,,,,
Ju I ca ll 642 -6086
Whet do )OU hke abou• lM Detty Pilot1 Wbat
don't you hk.t? Call ta.le •umber 1bo"~ and your mcssaet will be m:OnW. tranteribtd and dr·
hvtred to •he appropl\8tc editor.
TM w 24-MW -•111!11 lltVtee IMJ be
uaed '° recofd lenm '° .._ editor .,.. ••r .,._ Contnbiloft IO ow t:ftml CllftU-.-l._
\Mir umc ucl 1eltphoM n•ldtr fet werifk*tioL
Tdl ut wt.at't °" >'OW ••Del
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INS fails
to locate
any aliens
atJWA
ly PAUL ARCHtPLIY
Of -0.-, '1IGll k.tf'
lmm1sration •Ji nt , track101
suspected illegal ahens fl)'in& out of
Southern California, c'panded their
Starch to John Wayne Airport on
Monday night. .
Agents from the lmm1grauon and
NaturahzatJon Service made 73 ar-
rests at two of four Southland airports
they visited Monday They made no
arrests at John Wayne or Long Bea<'b
airpom.
Agents took $6 ondocumcntcd
ahcn into custody at Los Anatl~s .
lntcmat1onal and 11 at Ontano
lntcmahonal Airport, said INS Dis-
tnct Director Ernest Gustafson.
INS aacnts have am: ted 374
sus~cteJ illegal alt.ens at Southern
<:'ahforn1a aarpons mcc the sweeps
began la t week, Uu~taf son said
··we're "-alching who drops them
oft ." he told The Associated Press
"Very seldom do "e have to go on the
plane to find them." .
Illegals also have been arrested at
airports m i\tlanta. Las Vegas
Phoenix and Charlotte, "l (.
Officials sa)' man) of them have
bought mto package plans to take
them out of the South"'cst to Eai.t
( oast points where JObs await thtm.
Of the 56 people arrested at Li.\X
Monda). 14 were from Braztl nine
from the Dominican Rcpubhc, one
each from C1ua tcmala nnd Honduras
and the rest from Mexico. Gustafson
said.
Vandals
target
wrong
rescuers
Vandals targeting 1he ant1-abor11on
aroup Operation Res.cue IO Garden
Grove hit the offices--of an organ1za-
t1on wath a s1m1lar tame but dedi-
cated to finding information on
servicemen m15'ang 1n Southea~t
Asia.
The Brookhurst Street office of
Operation Rescue Inc . the MI i\
aroup. and the Euchd Street office of
Operauon Rescue of Southern Cah·
fom11, the ant1-~n1on Jroup, "'ere
vandalized late Sunday night or c.irly
Monday.
The vandals left ~1lhouettM ul
1)COple 1n red spra) paint: 1eafkts
st.atin~ "Operation Rescue 0pcr:lt1on
Death ·and wire coat hanger\
"The)' think "-C're this othC'r
aroup," ~aad Krista Epple"
spokeswoman f<>r Operation R& ue
Inc . -.h1ch was founded in 1983 he
wd that for o\Cr two months ther'f
have been other m1 direc ted
bost1ht1ei
"The phone me saaes ha"c been all
fairt.r radical, real l.l&l> and thft3t('n-
1na. Jhe sa1d MoPda).
Pohcc Lt. tuan Finkel tc10 \atd
the "aod.als I\ ve not bttn 1denuficd
and the damage was under tn'1°'tip-
tion as mahc1ous m11eh1el
()pcrauon Rescue of Southern
Cahfomaa. pen of a nat1onaJ aroup
that dcmonstra~ t chn1 ~here
abortions are performed, opened the
Garden C..rove offi~ an Janual).
Epple)' u1d she's asked the ant1-
abort1on aroup to ch ngc 1t name.
"We've bttn around for a Iona
time, it's not hke we're some newt lud
on the block.." she said "l don't n1
to have to worry about \Omc weirdo
$hOOllflt" me "
Kenneth Tanner, the anti-abortion
i:roup't d1rutor. apuloiw:d (or the
othtr group'& dist.ms but said the
name -ould not be chanatJ
Celica to aJlow Lamb to crawl 1n10 the
trunk he 1aid she then dro~c him
pa t the suard at the [))son's gated
compte, and oarkcd in -the pra .
Lamb then enten:d lhc bedroom
honly af\cr m1dniaht on No~. ll.
1984l and tabbed l.tel D)son, he
te 111~. ftcr -.-a h1na a kllcbtn
knife used in the ~}'ina. Lamb and l>)wn hid scit at the foot ofthe bcSJ so
1t uld look hkc \ll "' raped b ao
intruder. he said.
D}\On Yid W\c "1'lul:&Jcd lamb
back out of the compk, and droppN
him ofT on Pacifac CoaM Hi&h -ay.
Lamb' fi~nt was if0unJ in
the trunk of D)SOft's air.
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Ht I 11 11'\ llCt\HIJ
Registration open
for GWC courses
'" Rqj tration for accelCT'ltcd ninc-'<\ttk claucs
at Golden Wt>st Coller,c can be made from 7:30 un.
to 7 p.m. Monda) throuaJ) Thursday and 7:30.• m
to 4:30 p.m. Frida) in the college's AdmlS.Sions and
Records office.
Oistts ~n Monda). No •ppo1ntmcnt 1~ necessary to regJster.
Courses -which arc available da)s and
cveninis-include an. bu sine s, chemi$tQ', music.
En&hsh, math and h15tory. They will bc completed
by'Ma) 25.
For funbtf~nformation. call 89S-8306.
T ~chnlqu~s to lmprovt! ski/ls
A worksho~ to teach upcrv1'10rs ·how to use
constn1c:t1vc cn1ic1 m to improve their emplO)CCS
performances will be offered from 6:30 p.m. 10 9:30
p.m . Thursda)' at Oranac Coast Coll~.
Ltcturer C.eoric Schenk., who was named
outstand1nJ faculty member at San Diego ta\C0
\
College of Business in J 98S, will lead the S2S
workshop.
Rta1strat1on can b( madt 1n OCC-s Commun1-
tyScrv1ceOffice, opcn from 9a.m to 7 p m Mo nda)
throu&h Friday and 8 a.m. to noon Saturda).
F"or more 1nformauon. call 432-5880
Arab-lsrat!ll conflict
The Arab-lsraeh conflict wdl be d1scu\scd at a
meeting of the Democratic Club of O range ( ount)
at 7 p.m. Wednesday ln rhc T albert Room of the
Hunungto n Beach Library.
Reprc.senta t"" from local o\rab and Je\\1sh
organaz.auons "111 present their pos1\lons on 1h1s
controversial m uc Q uestions ""'II be taken from t~e
audience aftet the preseniau on
The frtt meeting 1s open to the public For more
mformauon. call 898-1882 .
Host famlllt!s nc~dt!d for-.stud~nts
The .\mcman fntercultural tudent E:i:change
1s seeking host families for foreign r11g,h school
students for the I Qg9.90 \Choo! )ear
The 15· to 17-)ear-old students will amve in the
U nited ~tates in ugust allend local high schoolc; in
the fa ll and spring. and return to their home
coun1nc 1n Jul) I 9QCI
T he English·speal ing '1s1tors ha,,,e t?ce n
screened b) !>ehool reprc<;entat1' r' 1n their home
countne. and ha1.c \pending money and medical
insurance .
Host families ma~ deduct SSO per month for
income tall purposes.
Apphcat1o ns are also being accepted for local
high school students who "ould like to ~pend a
sdiool )Car in forc1tn countm·s. or sta) in W~tern
Europe for fivt \.\ICC 'in 1he ~um mer
Families intcre\tcd 1n c11her program should
contact the .\l\L ~Late rnord1nator at 6 70-8683 or
caJI (800) SIBL.l "1(,
Family communlcatlon·workshop
A $25 "ork hop that explains "'a)s J>3rt'nts can
commun1catc persua\11.eh ""h 1he1r children "'II
be o ffered from 9 a m to noon Saturda) at :?9<JCI
Bnstol t GI 04. ( osta MC'S3
For more mtormauon or rl'g.l'ILrat1on. call
Maf)One .\nder-.on at li46-8~~2
St!mlnar for womt!n
Fi' e .,tratl"gies that help adult daughters ol
a.lcoholJcs make po~tnc th.mgc~ Ill 1hc1r -lne~*•ll
be discussed from 10 30a m to noon turda} 1n 1hc
Promonton Point ( lubhou!loe ~00 Promonto~
Point West. \ie" port Beach
The frt'e \\Ork'ihop >Alli he taught h:i Ehzahcth
locum. a marriage and famtl) therapist .,pcl·1almng
tn '-'Omen·') ~uppon group<>
Call 546· 7708 for 1nforma11on and rc:~r
"'a uons
Orientation for transf~r students
Reprcsc:ntatl\c\ Imm 35 L'C (C)l and 10dc-
pendent cullc.-g<'s will be at In 1ne Valle) C ollegc to
talk ~1th high ~hool ~·n1or., and lt>mmunil) rollegl'.'
studt>nts interc tcd 1n 11 oansfl'mng to a four-)tar
college or unhers111e from 10 a.m. to I p.m
Thu Ma) ·
tudent\ from h11h ~hools 1n l..Jguna Beach.
Saddlchack V lk} and Capistrano \ alle~ arc
In'< tied to <lltcnd
A short onentat1on to In me Valle)<. ollcge and
a 1u1ded tour ot the campu a lso will be ;na1labk.
The e\ent "''II be 10 the colle~e·s i:ourt)ard
for lurther 1nform111on. c;all thl' collcg~\
ooumdin& ccnttr a t ~S9-l)JQ
c· \l.t :'\D ·\H
-· • 7 pm Lasuu Beaclt Planning Commt. Ion.
coun 11 l hlmlX'rs 505 f ort'\I \H
• 7:)0 p m. f'ouisllllD \1-.lley Plunln1 Com-
ml too, council chamber\, I02ll() "ilater H
Thurt.1d11y~ Jlarrh 9
• 1.. p nt. lniH PluaJ•& CommJ.ujoa,
councd clumben. I noo ~ambortt R\>Dd. • i':'° pm. 'ew,.rt B d1 PlauJ•& Com·
..Uuloa. 'Council cMmbc~. 3300 Nc~pon Bhd
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HB pushes golf course at Central Park
fy IC>ealrT aAJttCllt
ot .. Dlll1,_ 5CMf •
Hunlll''lllOn Stach Cuy officials ue
tceina off on a ne\\ attempt to c~atc 11olf
course out of an unde\eloped and bucr-
strcwn part of LC entral Park despite
homeowner surny indicating a strona
leaning for a pa s1 ve. Jow-kev park.
"The City Council, with Mayor We
Bannister the chief proponent, voted to
solicit proposals from deHlopers for a
n1nc-holc. e\tcutl\t course and po s1bl)' a
dnv1ng range on 30 10 40 acres oftand on
the we-st ~1dc of the_park bct"CC1l Golden
West and Edwards Street
Tht council also voted to take a new
urvty of rc'1dcnt • wants.
-Bann1 tcr arJued the course not oiih
Nancy Sununu In town
will bnnt ~"cnue to 1hc city but that
prhate usinessmt"n wilt de\:clop 11 ba~lly as 1 nict &JCCn ex pan~ at no cost
to axpa)ers
Bannister said p~viou city \&rVC)
were unclear and officials may not have
received clear Mil\ Is from people who
cxprc-sscd an ovemdina de ire for open
space and ltnle or no inte rest an n 1olf
COOt'R
Councilwoman Grace Winchell argu d
the surveys have gone to the community
and have come bac~rly in favor of
o~n space.
"It's more and more im portant to
preserve Sou them California 1s more and
more crov.ded." he said.
"People knew what was tn the surve).
We can pick up the tra h . We'•u: done our
Republlc•n P•rtr Chalrm•n Tom ,uentes welcomes Nancy Sununu
'to the Or•no• Coast on Tuesday. The wife of Whit• House Chief of
Staff John Sununu wltl be honored at several events today.
Assemblyman Lewis'
arraignment delayed
By HERBERT A. SAMPLE
MC'Cl ... <"Y-. S.Ni<~
"\( R \ \H ' r () -1 he .1rr.i1~1l01l'nt o f
'\~~mhl\ man Jnhn R l c" 1' R-Orangc:.
on 3 torgl·r~ t:hargl 1r11.oh ing a poht1lal
ma1lff "'a" Jt'ld' t'd ug.un T uc'idJ\ alll·r Im
la"\t'r ,1\l<'d that thl' 1n<l1llmc:n1 tx·
d1<.m1'>~d
l C:\\1<,' la"'er < l\dt• \I Hlad1.mon l1kd
the mu11un 1n \,1l rJml·nto < uunt\ \u-
pcnor < uur1wnll•nd1n{!.1ha1 '1.llc ll)rgt•n
la'" dll nol Jppl\ 1n till' lil\t' hl'l,IU\l' no
IJng1hk· prupt'rl' "'·" lo'I
Hui lhc pw,nutor lkpul' \1111rnl'
(it•nc:ral 'I' \toll 1 hoqx· J..,,1gn:l·J
~\Ing 1h.11 \IJll' la, ... dtx'' appl\ 10 the
alfcga11nn' 1h.11 I t•,.,." ddraudl'J 'Ull'r' "'
U\1ng lormcr Prt'\ldcnt Rl·agan·., \l~naturt•
\\ 11hou1 hi\ rx·rml\\1\)0
\dcrnmt•nto ( ount\ \upcnnr Court
Judge Ruhcrt \!nm\ <ld.tH'd lhl' arr•ugn-
ment 1hc: ~ond '>uc:h f.l<l\lponc:ment and
<.et .l hl·ann1 on 1hc d1c.nm-.al rc4ul.'\I tor
.\pnl I~
\1ean"h1lc. Morn\ \31d hl' "''uld rull
nl'\I r Ut~J\ on Blad.m11n·, rC'4UC\t tn
'ICJI the 1ra.n'>Cnp\ ol the grand JUI"\
procct'dings lrom puhhl '•c" I hc dnrn-
mcnh 1n1t1a!h \\frl" dut· to l"tc.· rde.1'ed la<.1 "C't'~. hul 1h.it hJ' h\'l'n dl'lil\l'd pending
!\fornt,' ruling
The lorger~ charge .1gain .. 1 I """ '\~
'ltcmm.:d trum lhl'.' U\C 111 Rl·aaan'<,
s1gnaturt· on tJmpa1gn lcllc:rs \t"nl to
'Ole~ 1n lour ·\\<ot'mbh d1'ilmt., b\: -\s..embl~ Rl'.'pubhlan pol1lllill opcrat11.e·
in 19 ti on behallof<.10 P rnnd1datt\ One
of those ma lie~ au.:u\C'd \c.~mbh man
R1thJrd ~lo\d D-Ha"thornt·. ol ha'•!"&
lie~ IO drug dt•a kr'>. a l hJl'Jl' Flo)d
\l'ht•ml'nll\ dl'nlt'J '
\l·tordmg 10 lhl' md1l101l'nt l'l\ut·d h' a
\acramt·ntoC ount\ 1,trandJun lac.1 month~·
Lt'"'' dm-.c1cd 01hc,.., to u~· Rl·ag.in'c.
')lg.nature on thl' klll'f' c' en though
.1ppr0\ al "''.Hnot obta1m·d lrom Rt·agan ot
h" '>Uhord1na1c, l cMo; "il' a tor ,,_
<;('mbl~ <,o p poll11l.il \tra1eg"1 JI th( 11mt•
Rut in a llocumt·n1 likd "11h the m un r UC~il} Rlaclmon ar~ut•d lhJI the l n nw
oftorgen rc:9u1rc\ .in mtcnl to dc:fraud .10d
the los\ ol munn 1)r 11thcr tan1i1hle
prt>perl\
.. ( au'l1ng tht• nJme 111 antilhl'r In tx·
s1gnt·d lu a kllt'r "1th tht· •QIClll 1•1
mllucnung 1ht• 1udgml·n1 ot lht· rrl1p1en1'
of lhl' letter 1&1th rc\Pl'\I It• lhl'.' l'nd111\C'·
ml'nt ol a land1datt• in a p11h11t al lJmpa1s.n
docc. not (On'>lllUll' an intt'nt 10 \klr.iud."
Blac l mon argul·d 1n h1' documc:n1
1 horpt• d1\dgrl"Cd , wnll'nd1ng 1ha1 lhl' torgc~ la" .ipplit'' t11.m .ilkgl·d a11,·mr1 "'
defraud \ 01er
••\\t Ob\ IOU\h anJl\/nt thl· la\\ \,\('
anal~l.l'd 1he ra,,.,, and l3ml' to 1lw ll")!.tl
be t for the aolters of the world. The ~ncfit 1s not worth the los of the
acreaic."
But Councilman John Erskine ,.,d he
greed with Bannastes "l 10 percent." The
councd should form a commtttce and
constructton should get ,under way in the
fall. Erskine said.
Councilman Peter Green said he op-
posed tbe plan becaui.c of the single ui.e for
a large part of the park.
till. Councilman Jim 1lva ~1d the
course hould b( looked upon as open
land "h probabl~ will be filled 10 capaci ty
wtthtn an ho ur after tt opens "
Bob Biddle, a spokesman for the
Huntington Beach Tomorro" slow-
growlh group. told officials the pubhC" has
O\iCrwhelmUtgly indicated 11 wants the
park 10 remain pa 1vc.
.. entral Park. the pearl of our aty,
offen therapeutic Rand R to all ttS.idalll
and revenuc-bcarina v1snors
"h i' ancumbent upon )'OU to repretenl
those surveyed to _protect Central Park
from de\ eJopment for the Sllke or ~\cnue
maluna or $8v1na." Cny official already are committ.cd lo 1
~ubhc nine-hole. par-3 course south of
TalbcrtAvenueand ..-.e tofGothardStreel
as p_irt of the rclocatton of tenants from
Dnflwood Mobile Home Park who were
evicted to ma.kt room for a new Hilton
ho tel in downtown Hunt103\0n Beach.
Because the par-3 course is in the offin&.
rt 1dents ma) b( particularly cool to the
proposed course on the west side of the
park. Councilman Tom Mays sa.td.
Armenians in ·oc
still raising funds
for quake victims
By PAUL ARCHIPLEY
\\-h1le mut·h of tht• world has mtl\t'd
o nto 01hcr concerns and forgouen 1ht•
plight ofS\>' 1eleanh~uake '1t:llm\ .\mit•-
n1an 1mm1gran1o; in .\mcnro ha'e not
The) cont1nut-to raise fu nd for the:
struggling 'ur.1,ors of the dc'a ta11ng
1emblor 1ha1 hll .\rmenrn last Deu~mbl·r.
cla1 m1ng wmc 80.UOO h1.es and de•.tro1. 1ng
the bcUt•r pan of three lltll"> .
S1h a U.oub1an ol the .\rm('nian Rehd
~x1el) ol Orange ( ounh 'Miid tht• group
has laun(hc:d a nc:" lund-ra1sin~ dnH'
through lount~ ..... hool.,
The~ "ant people to.I.no" 1ha1 tht• nt'l'd
hasn'1 <l1!>nppeured \.\Ith thl' hc:adline'
·Our Job '' lo l ccp 11. JhH' \0 fll'Opk
don't torgl"l · U ouh1Jn ...i1d
· I hc:-.c people arc going 10 b( 1n nn·d fut
\l'Jr'> 10 rnme fhc:) ,n · dc:!>peratc: f hl">
haH· nothing l he) ha1.c lost e' Cf\ 1hini. ·
In thl')l'hoolsdrnc the rd1d.,c~1ct\ ha'
so tar won perm1ss1on from I l ot' the:
Assemblyman John Lewis
rnnclu\lon that tht· lorgcn 'iWtute 1., the pert~ t )tJtutc "'11h rl''flC'l.I to th1\ ~ind ol
lOndUll," he ... ud
Blac l mon 'trt."\~d 1ha1 b1. m~l1ng •
tC'thn1cal leg;il 3fl:Uml'nl he" not <'on,cd
1ng lhal 1hc alleµ11on'> ontaint'd in th~
1nd1l tmenl Jn: trui.: \\ l are not m l tng
thJI cnnctss1on a1 all Hllllmon told
rl'f)<lnCr\
In a relall-d matter .\\~mhl\ Rc-
ruhl1t.in lcadn Ro-. .. John..un ol la H.ah1<1
on \t11nda1. t hargc<l 1ha1 \ttornC'' <, ·n('ra1
John \an d.: ~.lmp I\ not pro~"tul1n~
I >cmo.. r<il<. "ho al'ill ma\: havC' ulmmtllC'd
h1rgl'~ rn pul111,"3l m;Hler.,
lOUOI~ ... 2~ d1 tnClS to distribute fliers
"-llh return en1.eloix·s 10 students.
The }Oungs1er<> tal c the 01crs ho me to
th1.·ir pan.·nt for donations and return
them to 1he1r Mhool. "here the relief
~x 1el\ p1( kc; them up
·U.uuh1an st~<>Sl'rl 1ha1 none of the
mont') 1hn ra1~· uppon~ the orpmza-
twn
··" t··n.· a non-proti1. c-hantable or-
gan11a11on \.\Ith all monc~ going to the
'1c1t111'" 'hC' ..aid "lt'c, made up of
'oluntet•r<.,, w 1lwrc art• no .idm1nis1ra11ve
lll\t\ ..
01\lncl'> on 1he Or.ingt· ( oast that ha1.e
agrt·l·J 10 part1npate rnclude H unungton
tkad1 L nion thgh 'x.hool Ir. me U nified.
C'k.can \IC\\ and r uunta1n \-allC}. St\Cr.ll
1nd1,1dual \Choo!\ 1n 1he Nt"A-pon·Mcsa
l nificd ~hool D1s1n1.1 al~ are part1c1-
[lating. ·Uoub1an ... 11d
Most ot th1.· fu nds an: going for medical
.. upplie'>. includ ing bandages. anilic1al
limb<>. an1 1b1011c' and hospital c:qu1pment
Boy loses
spleen after
incident
.on beach
By ROBERT BARKER
Ot .,,. 04llly ~ kMI'
\ tccn-a3t•r wa\ arrl',l«.'d on '>U!>p1c1on of
an emptt'd murder after he allegedly
Sl'nt1u;,h in1urt-d 3 ~-~car-old OO) in an
1nc1dcnt on a b1c~cle 1rn1I at the beach in
Hun11ngton Bea(h police <;a1d Tuesday
rhc bo\ I.Her had hi'> spleen remO\.Cd
after 1t .... a d1\Co,ercd ht "a blttdang
1n1crnalh
Pohcc s:.ud 1n1ualh that Tra"1s A
\tal'\hall. I ti. allc:gcdl) ··bod) '>lammed··
thc unidcnuticd lxl) to the pa' emc n1
unda\: aftcrno•'n and then landed on to"
of ht'l 'tom:h. h
But l t. fJ \1cErla1n ..aid later tha1
dctl"('ll\C'I .... ert \Hll tailing 10 v.1tnesscs
late T ucsd;l\. In ing to fi nd out ho-. the
btl\ ... lnJUrlC\ "'al tuall~ (.)(' urrro ..
ihc 1nJurC'd l"tc.1~ complained about pain
and <,hortnc'' ol breath at the time police
said. hut "l"nl to hool the: next day v.hcre
hi\ hc:ahh refl')rtC"dh detcnorated
lk ''a' ta~C'n to Pacifica C'ommuntt)
llo\p11al "h<'rt' hi\ '>plecn v.as rcmo'cd
.11ter d''li: 1c1r, t\11,(.-0\cre<i internal blccdina..
----------------------------------------------1 hC' he\\ "J' 1n 'tahk cond1uon T uesda).
Marine escapes custody in Tustin
.\ Mllnnc ~ho ma-. ha"c bl"t·n unJt'r the
influtnct of J rucs ihrca1cncJ hi\ 1'.'\COrt
and e pcd Tue\da) "-h•k bcma taken to
a medical fac1ht' at the I u\ttn Mann<-
Corps Air St.1uori.
The Man ne, v.ho\oe n;imr \\3\ not
released."'*' ~u.,~ted of ht'1n1 under the
1nthaence of an un~no" n .. uhc.t3n1.<'. \31d
spokesman G ( . Brov.nt
A fellow Minne from •ht\ un11 "'"!>
eKOr'Un him to •he 'IC medical fa 1ht>
-.hen he threatened h1'1 lOmpanmn near
his \eh1cle telling him thC' 13' tank was
Y.11't'd to detonate.
"When the tKon baded otT to a safe
d1 tance for the safet' of all cont:~rned. tht
Man ne cntemi ht\ cu and \~ av.a>-"
Bro~-nc u1d
M1htaf") Poh« at T U\ttn notified the
('aliforn11 H1&h,,.•a) Patrol who put out an
all-points bulfcltn •
ShonJ} after the ~:30 p m. incident.
CH P officcn and Oran&t Count\ \hcntf\
deput1C1 con"eraed on a 'chicle <1n Red
Hill, belle' ing they had found tht' Manne
Hov.c"er. 1 CHP \f>lll e\man u 1d 11
turned out to be a ca'ie of m1staktn
1dcntny.
The Manne an enh,ted man. rcmaint"d
at lafJC T uesda) t\Cnan1
Hts name was bcina withheld an deferen-
ce to fam1l) membtn. Brov.ne ~1d.
r
p.1lll c ..a11I
\h l rla1n ...i1d thal Mar;hall a11C$edl)'
ttrnbN:d tht• h<l\ in the inudent dunng a
.. urfing (\1n1re>t JI the beach He said 1t
didn't arrx·a1 1hat \1arsha ll knev. the
wung tx11. 1lr 1hat the allegrd attack
rl•,ultcd !rum an .ll'JUmcnt
\td :rlain ..aid pohct plan to present
th<'1r l.l~ 10 1h1: D1o;inct ttomc~ 's office
and th.11 \1.tr,hall apparently a nev.comer
111 Hun110,ton Bea h. 1'\ ~heduled to be
arra11nro huNia'
Poltct arrt~tt-J \tarshall at his re 1dcnce
on I ~th \tn:<'t •fter '1~1ung the OO) 1n the
ho,p11al \fonda~ n1gtn.
c1prcttC\ I he men fltd to a wahi
\('lm.k
o •• l e
.. o.enoe oo.a OAll.Y ptl,OT/ w~. Marett a. 1Nt
S.\CRAMENTO (AP) -ln-~urance com~nacs' chaUenac to the rar-reachins ProPoSation 103 in·
itiativt ai>Otattd to spht the state
Supreme ·coun Tuesday, with one
conservauve justice qucstaonina
whether the state could cut ratesjust
~use some people cou1dn't afford
them.
.. Does the fac1 that 10me people
cannotafTord it or that a tot Qf people
cannot afford it aive the state the
power to tell private 'entrepreneurs
that they have to sell policies at a
loss?" Justice Marcus Kaufman
aSkcd a Lawyer defendina the votcr-
approved measure before a packed
counroom.
The court's most liberal members.
Justices Stanley Mosk and Allen
Broussard. had some tough questions
of their own for an insu.rancc industry
law}'et SuqtStin& that the com-
panies' attark on a tax pro' a ion of
Pro~ition l03 was barttd by the
st.ate Constitution.
But for the most part. the Justices
did not tip their hands on the most
important case to come before the
current court since it was seated two
years ago.
Under its new rules, the ooun has 90 day~ to decide whether to uphold
Proposition 103, rule it unconstitu-
tional, or throw out some prova ions
and keep tht rest.
The coun has bl\Xked a 20 percent
rollback of auto and prol)Crty tn·
surancc rates from takana effect while
the case is pendjna. but bas allowed
most other provisions to become law.
including strict limiu on an insurer's ability to cancel or refuse to renew an
auto policy.
E3Ush deflies.malaise
in f'ilis administration
WASHINGTON (AP) -Presi·
dent Bush on Tuesday insisted that "there isn't malaise" in his adminis-
tration because of the drawn-out fight
over confirmation of Defense Sec-
retary-designate John Tower.
"A lot is happening.·· the president
$8id. "Not all of it good, but a lot is
hapPt:ning .... We 're on track."
Fielding questions for more than
40 minutes an the White House
briefin, room. Bush defended his
chiefo staff. saying John Sununu, the
former New Hampshire governor.
knows his way around Washinpon
and is doing his job well. Bush said he has "total confidence" in Sununu.
Bush noted that Tower has pledged
not lo drink a drop ofliquor if he gets
the job and told his nauonall)
televised news confreence, ''You'll
have. 25.000 peo~le in ~~e Pentagon
mak1na sure that s true.
The president said his backing of
Tower against Democratic opposi-
tion in the Senate ''isn't iron2willed
stubbornness; it's a question of fun-
damental principle here."
The president had spare time in his
schedule Tuesday because inclement
weather forced him to cancel a
planned trip to Lancaster, Pa .• and
Wilmington. Del.. for speeches on his
plans to attack drug abuse.
On other subjects during the ques-
tion-and-answer session. Bush said:
-He welcomes a Soviet proposal for a reduction in conventional
weapons and milit.al) personnel in
Europe. 1he proposal was outlined in
Vienna Monday by Soviet Fore,gn
Minister Eduard A. Shevardnadze.
~It looks to me (as if) he is moving
toward the oft-stated public position
of NA TO an this regard, and that is
good;' Bush said. But be cautioned he
had not yet seen Secretary of State
James A. Baker Ill's report on the
NA TO and Warsaw Pact conference.
-The Contra rebels in N1c.anl$ua
will need additional humanit.anan
aid after the current pr<>1r4m expires
March 31 . "We simply canno1 and I
will not leave the Contras out there
with no humanitarian aid at all " he
said.
-He 15" willing to be flexible on
action to limit sales of automatic and
semi-automatic weapons, but tc issue
is a complicated one. "It isn't as easy
as It seems for those who arc
understandably crying out to do
The con umer-sponsored en·
1t1at1ve, the only one of five an-
surance·related measures to wan
voter approval last NQvember. also
would require state approval for
insurance BJe increases after this
November; base auJo insuran~ rates
mainly on a driver·~ record rather
than place of residence~ a.ve .a 20
percent distount to deuned .. ,ood
drivers," and make the state in-
surance commissioner's_ J .. ob an
elected office, stattU\g in 1990.
The arguments drew a crowd that
filled the 100-seat courtroom and
most of an adJOining lobby, where the
hearing was carried on tcleva ion
monitors. The coun allowed 90
minutes for the case, a balf hour
lonaer than usuaJ and the same ume
given for death penally appeals.
President Bush
somethin_g.; Bush said.
-"Ouaet discussion," rather than
noisy rnetoric. is 'the best strategy to
advance U.S. interests in human
rights in such countries as the Sov1e1 Union and China,
DeConcini claims he has witnessed
Tower's drunkenness while in Senate
WASHI NGTON (AP)-A Democratic senator qid
Tuesdar. he had Ken Defense Secrctary-desianate Jolin Tower 'under the influence of alcohol" in the Sen.ate,
makina the dramatic claim shonly after President Bush
insisted that "not one" senator has first-hand evidence
that Tower had a driok:ina problem.
Senate Mltjority Leader George Mitchell, mean-while, flatl y predictcti the nomination would be rejected
w~o it comes to a vote. Even so, Sen. Christopher Dodd
of Connecticut became the $CCOnd Democrat to suppon
confirmation.
"I owe John Tower the same fairness and careful
judpnent he used 22 years ago." Dodd said, referring to
Tower's 1967 defense of then-Sen .. Tom Dodd, the father
of the current senator. The elder Dodd was censured by
the Senate for improper use of campaian funds.
Despite Dodd's decision, Democrats showed tn·
crcasinJ confidence 1n their ability to prevail and as
Republicans complained bitterly about the tactics of a key
Ocmocrat1copponent to the nomination, Sen. Sam Nunn
ofGeotaia.
In a riveting exchange on the fourth day of heated
debate, Sen. Dennis OcConcini, t>Ari~ .. said he saw
Tower "under the influence of alcohol" while on the
Senate floor. Tower was a senator from I 961 to 1984.
"But inebriated to the point that he could not
operate?" interrupted Sen. Arlen Specter, R-Pa.
"I have not seen him inebriated to the extent he could not perform his duties," replied DcConcini, who said later
he had seen Tower "under the influence" several times.
But Tower, in a statement, denied the charae. sayina.
"I have never been inebriated on the Senate floor."
Atlomt"y Gt'nt'ral John Van de
Kamp. an has tCCond appearance ever
btforc the rourt, joined lawyers for
Proposition I Ol 1p<>nsors in a po.int· by-~int defense of the measu~ but
finished with a rhei'oric~I burst that
called to mind his prospc"Ctive can-
didacy for aovemor nr-xt year.
"Voters have clearly expressed
their outrage at the insurance crisis.''
said Van de K.amp1 who oppoted
Proposition 103 dunna the election
andbacked a more modest rqutatory
measure that voters rejected. •
Ursina the justices to "uphold the will of the people," he said Prop-
osiuon 103 was a response to .. CaJj.
fomia's system of non-reaulation and
non.account.ability, of special legis-
lative P.rivilegcs and corporate col-lusion.•
.Iran cuts
ties with
. Britain,
cites book
NICOSIA , Cyprus (AP) -Iran
broke relations with Bntain on Tues-
day because it refused to suppress
"The Satanic Verses.," whose author
is under a death sentence by
Ayatollah Ruhollab Khomeini for
blaspheminJ. Islam.
Khomeini's fundamcn1.1list Shiite
Moslem rq.ame, which has put a price
of SS.2 million on novelist Salman
Rushdie's head, said it was de-
termined to defend Islam from
foreipt msults.
Bntain said the 88-ycar-old patri-
arch's order that his followen kill
Rushdie, a British citizen, violated
the principles of international rela-
tions and the diplomatic rupture was
"entirely of Iran's makmg.'
Iran decided Feb. 27 to sever
diplomatic ucs unless Britain met its
demands, expressed as follows in a
parliamentary resolution:
"If the British government docs not
declare in a maumum penod of one
week ats oppos1t1on to the unprinci-
pled stand against the world oflslam.
fhe Islamic republic of Iran and the
contents of the anti-Islamic book
'The Satanic Verses; the foreign
Min1stl) of the Islamic Republic of
Iran ts obliged to break all bilateral
poht1cal llC ...
Moslems obJect to what they sec as
Rushdie's ponrayal of the prophet
Mohammed's w1,es as prostitutcS
and his 1mphc.at1on that Mohammed
wrote the hol)' Koran rather than
recc1vana 1t from Allah. Rushdie sa)'-s
the novel, published last )'Car. 1s a
secular study of Jood and evil that 1s
not meant to offend Moslems.
More than a dozen c:ountnes have
banned the book. ancludina Egypt,
India. Pakistan and Iran. Riots it
inspired in India and Pakistan have
taken at Least 19 hves.
In London, the foreign Office said
Tuesday that Bnt1sh offi cials had not
received formal notification from
Iran
ENTER
John Robert Powers
"Model ot the Month" Contllt
WINI!!
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Baker wants Arafat
to criticize attacks
John Robert Powers SHANNON Ireland (AP) -Sec-
A FREE ScholarsNp to JRP 777 s MAIN Or~ 92661 rctary of State James A. Baker 111 has
'
547 8228 concluded that attacks by PLO aucr-
O.P. • rillas apinst Israelis an southern r..a.a. ~ r • llll' 1'11111 Lebanon were not acts of terrorism ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ requiring a break-off of U.S. talks ~ with Vasser Arafat's organization.
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DEGREES IN HEALTH
CARE MANAGEMENT
Information Meetings
A senior State Department official.
aboard Baker's plane on the way
home from Vienna. said "('uesday
concemin~ what should be labeled
terrorism, 'We make a mistake if we
define that too closely." In Washington. President Bush
was asked at his news conference
whether Arafat. an refusin& tOcrillctU
the raids. was beckin& down on his
condemnation of terrorism,·
''I hf: not. and I'd like to see him
forthn tly condemn a.ny terror th.at
miaht perpetrated by ttle Palesu·
nians." Bush answered. "I stop shon
ofsa)'ing he'scondoning or furthenna
at; I'm not saying th t. But I'd hke to
sec him speak out. It would be vcrv
good for a f uturc d1aloaue •·
When the quesuoncr asked af
Arafat was Jeorrdmng the current
daaloaue, Bus replied. "To the
dqrcc 1erronstic act arc condoned.
1t doesn't help the d11lo1ue.''
Arafat's renunciation of terrorism
and recoanition of Israel's nght to
exist prompted the United St.ates last ~mber to open talks with the
Palestine Liberation Organ1.c1uon.
Since then PLO auerrillas have
conducted at least three raid aaainst
lsruh fo~s -raid the Israeli
sovemment contends were aimed at
anlillratin• Israel itself.
Senior U .. offic.als had said at the
onset of the daaloauc tt\at at would be
u pended afterronsm recurred.
MONDAY, MARCH 1Jth
Placentia Uncla
(OllllftUnltf Hospital
I 30 I Rose Drive
Pl•centl•
Meeting Room #4
Jpm-4pm
Snowstorm interrupts
Gommuting, legislature
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Chase erids with fatal cr•sh
LOSANOELES-A pair O(aJ~ car thielics and a motorist OD bet' W8)
lo work were lulled Tuesday Whtn a pQhcecha eftdtd ma~ qynuh on
tilt Pasadml Freew~y, authoritlH said. •• •
"It is a u.ed)'. UnfOrtunattly this kind ofth1n~ docS OCCW', llid on:IC'ff
Arvin Tul"Mt'o"l1he LolA..r.lel Police ~e-rtmt'nt 1Cen~rui:ramc Divwoa.
Postal worker Vic1n Vdaefn1n. 32, of G~ndale wu killed an the ~:ll a.m.
crash. Thttwomen detcribcdb)'Tumcrassu1pectftt.-namembtrs.Vr"Crealso
k1Ucd, but their names were not immediately availa~e~
V ANDENBERO AIR FORCE BASE-An unarmed Minuteman Ill
missile was successfully tett launched
Tuesday, strikina ats ta!')Ct 4.200
milcS away. Aar Force officials said.
"'Eve!'Y.!hina looktd aood, .. Col. RaC'h·
ard Hall said after the launch.
The 1lcy was filled with brilliant
li&ht as the missile was fired. Jt took 30 minutes for the masstle to reach the
Kwajalein Missile Ranae In the
Marshall Islands.
The launch was the third of 13
routine launches scheduled this }tat
and the 47Sth Strate1Jc Air Com· mand test launch of a Minutem1n
missile from Vandenbera. located
about J 40 miles northwest of down-
town Los Angel~. Hill said .
The intercontinental ballistic
missile used Tuesday was delivered
1.0 the Afr Force in December 1974.
Hill said.
E~amlner staff accepts contract
LOS ANGELES -The union representing rcponers, truck dnvers. Janitors and scorC$ or other employees a1 the Los Angeles Heoild Exammer
accepted by five votes Tuesday a contract offer that includes a 14 percent Pl>
bike spread over three years.
Other contract provisions included an added holiday for the crnplo)'ct's
binhday, new equjpment for photographers and ,an agreement to make a nev. com~ter system a budget request. The Herald s word prott ma S)' tem 1s
considered by emplo)ctS to be obsolete. 1t fa1lsrcgularl> and terminals must be
shared among reponers. ·
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Panel approves uniform poll closing
WASHINGTON -A House subcommmcc approved IC1Jslat1on
Tucsda)' to impose a uniform closing time for polls across the 48 conuauous
stalts. The elections subcomm1tt~ of 1hc House Administration Committee
approved the mc-asure on a voice vote. Rep. Al Swift (). Wuh. and the
subcommittee chairman, satd he expected Congress will appro\f the bill thi s
year. The measure, s1m1lar to ones twice approved b)' 1he House. now goes to
the fuJJ committee.
Alrllne smoking ban urged
WASHINGTON -A pair of stna1ors 1n1roduced legislation Tue)(b) to permanently ban c1prctte smoking on all domcsuc flights. a bill lha1
1mmcd1atel) mx1vcd the endortemcnt ofSuricon General C E' crctt Koop
The measurc would expand the current prohib1t1on :ipinst smolina. v.h1ch
co,ers flights oftv.o hours or 165 and 1s due to e'p1rr in .\pnl 1990
North trlal judge scolds attorneys
WASHJNGTON -Judac Gerhard A. Gcsc:ll. imtated b) repeated
interruptions ofOhv~Nonh's tnal b> claims that national Sttunt) wu about
to be violated, warns laW)en in a bhstenng memo tha1 he v.111 no lonaer honor
claims he considers fnvolous.
In an order late Monda0:;:m1ss1ng a North contcnuon lhat ~S«UtOI"\
were auilty of misconduct. II blamcd'1lany of the problem~ 10 lwldhq secret documents on the Bu h adm1nistrat1on It ha\ become clear. GeselJ wd
1n the wntten order. that many documents ~crt clo~.s1tied onl) for purpose <11
the North tnal.
Kitty Dukakls ends treatment
BOSTON -A smtlin& Kitt) Oukaluscamc home Tuesda" from a month-
Iona stay an an alcohol 1reatment prOlflm. t'~ortcd b~ her father.and her
husband Wnh has um around her wa1~t. Go" Michael Dukak1s a kcd . "Doesn't she look temfic?"
Mrs. Duu.k1s, 52. entered the Edaeh11l ewpon trt"atmeru center 1n
Rhode Island on Feb Safier de..,elopma a drink1n1 problem that her hu band
blamed on e~hausuon and the letdo~n follov.ina his failed pm1dcnual bid
Shamir seeks help with peace talks
JERUSALEM-Pnme Mi0111erY1tzbak hamir~antsf.&}ptandJordan
lO helpappoanta Palest1n1andelcpuon tonqot1atc~w1thlwl,a hamir
spokesman said Tue$day.
Proposed delqalcs would be subj«t 1'<> Israel's approvaJ, and tbc
government would l"CJCCt an> Palcs11n11n affiliated in an)' "NI) with tbe
Palesune L1beration 0Tunazat1on. hamir' propo I wa made public u tbc
issue of P.Clct w11h Pllestinaans caulCd incrcasioa sphts in the coaht1on
Cabinet of his n.&ht·wina ukud bloc and the lef\-kanana Labor Patty,
Walesa expects compromise ·
W 'RSA W. Poland -The. aovemmcnt and the op~1t1on ha\c
overcome bamcrs to a compromise. and an accord on pohttcal and tOC't J
reforms should be St&J')ed Apnl 3. ~h \\alaa said Tuesdal'..
.. I am ~cry satisfied." the founder of Solidarity "d af\Cr an ci&ht~r ·
mecun1 Wlth the antenor minister. Gen C1eslaw Kiucnk. and otbtr
1Qvemment and Communi t Pa.n)' officials. ()pposition spokesrMn tald
aarttmcnt was reached C?n. !c&i.hzina the banned Independent Student '
Assoctation. known b)' its inattafs NZS: *hich had become a 11ck1na poln\ in
the month-old "round table" nesotaat.aoru.
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AS Orenge Coaat DAIL V PILOT I Wedn.eday, Match 8, 1989
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The following list of Oranec Coast Robert William. 8 1:4 flora
real estate transfers, which includes $303,000
the name of the buyer, address and Jackie B. Marquez, 4632 Lock-
panero East $290,000
Paul Keohane. 2 Campanero W
$780,000
Sand ra K. Strom, 16 Lake1>1nes
$137,000
the price paid for the property, was · haven Circle $215.000
compiled fro m county records and Da vid M. Seurynck. 14292 E Mall
escrow companies by Homeowners $253 000
MarketiRg Services. BMbara B. Hamilton. 14 Marbella
Company officials say the list may $160,000
have an error factor of 7 percent Mr. & Mrs. Pauscn Chen. 34
during a year's time because of Marbella S 177,000
speculation buying and errors. Mr. & Mrs. Alan G. Elder, 432 l
The list 1s published for the Margarita St. $255,000
informa tional use of our readers and E.dward H. Re1ndorp, 15272
is protected b) copyright to Home-Moulins Circle $335,000
owners Marketing Sel'Vlces. Mr. & Mrs. David P. Barazsu. 5071
lnlae Paris Way $293.000
Mr. & Mrs. Oavtd D. Stedman, 64 Mr. & Mrs. I. Chen. 16 Pnmrosc
Agostino $237.000 S 199,000
l>eter L. Barker, 32 Agostino No. Dcnus Rahard10. 1780:! Sky Pk
131 $215.000 Circle No. 100 $1 33,000
Mr. & Mrs. James D. Won, 15 Mr. & Mrs. Robert P. Lcnnen. 7
Blackswan $314,000 • Stone Pine $205.000
Mr. & Mrs. Sattai' Salimi, 67 Nokteh Taheri. 4 S~arpine
Bluej ay $258,000 $213,000 Mr. & Mrs. Ste en A. Mr. Mrs. James B. Katherman, Cohen. 36 Summerwind $2 5,000
1473 1 Comet St. $275.000 Mr. & · Mr$. Scong Kang. 24
Don C'. Whi taker. 4~ N. Cove Windjammer$133,000
$1 67,000 Mahmodd R1 fat, 35 Wintergreen
Mr. & Mrs. Cesar V. V111arcal,.9 N $183.000
Cove $325.000 Mr. & Mrs. Frank H. Moniz. 30
Mr. & Mrs. James W. Han. 15 Bayberry Wav $216.000
CreekwCJod $247,000 Helen B. · Bragg, 11 Navarre
Mr. & Mrs. Colin M. Krawitz. 18 $180.000
DeerSpnngS277.000 Roger Ramclam. 29 Rana
Hami d M Said. 39 Eastmont $268.000
S 160.000 Mela_ny (' oopcr. 5 7 Seton Rd.
Mr. & Mrs. John L. Payne. 14855 $167.000
Grccnbrae St. $235.000 Elahe Kanm1. 4921 Tamarack Wa> Larry _ G. Beaman. 1 Greenwood $285.000
$205.000 Mr. & Mrs. Gregor, B Beam. 18 Dennis l. Wh1non. I Harborcrest Atlanta $290.000 ·
$345.000 Mr. & Mrs. Yu S. Lee. 3 C'am-
HARD ROCK.
I cH'ER AVAILABLE Ril
A UM1TED TIME ~J
Mr. &. Mrs. R. Eugene Biber. J
Lexington $475.000
Ahmad Heidary. 462 Orange
Blossom $83.000
James C. Doy~I~. 129 W Remington
No. 238S1 52,000
Edmund Pas1m10. 64 Streamwood
$108,000
Mr. & Mrs. Stchen Morita. 283
Tanaeto S 105,000 Murray W. Dcmstcr. 285 Tangelo
$118.000
Lapa.a Bea~
Mr. & Mrs. James P. Nicl~n. 747
Bayview Place $595.000
Jean M. Falk, 1262 Catalina St.
$299.000
Diana L SoJar. 1625 Catalina St.
$525,000
Farhad Mambe~gi. 2175 S. Coast
Highway No. 5 $1-5.000
Mr.&. Mrs. Michael B. Jeffers. 813
Emerald Bay $700,000 William J. Mautz. I 860Glenneyre
$125.000
ThomasJ. Cherng. 2260Glcnne~rc
$535.000
Mark H. Hoffmann. 363 Pearl St.
$3,975.000
Arlene V1sn)e1. 90 Qul\·era St
S385,000
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas C'. Hoysgaard.
28851 had) Place $320.000 John 8. Ph1lhps. 1818 Temple Hill~
Onve $225.000
Mr. & Mrs. Lawren~ Drenan.
1443 Temple His Dn"e S325.000
$19 A MON1H FOR 24 MONIHS.
You've got to face the ~IC sometime so hsten up No matter WhO you ore <:X what yollr record is. its never too rote to get yqur oct together }\hd with the most Odvonced
equipment and toc1hties a round. we con make It eosief'. to oet yo.;r Show on the rood
And keep 1t there. But vex:!'d better roll 1n soon At 519 a month T<:X 24 months.• we're ploYing
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Crowds drawn by W<?nder
of partial eclipse of sun
PASADENA (AP) -Solar tele-
scopes yielded 'iews of flare-produc-
ing sunspots and silhouetted moun-
tains on the moon Tuesda> as crowds
pthercd Lo wa tch a partial solar
eclipse visible acros.s \lrestem North
Amenca.
"There was a childli ke delight wtth
the wonder of nature:· said Ed
Krupp. &rector of Gnffith Ob-~rvatOt) 1n Los Angeles. "here 600
school chcldrC'Tl and at leclsl 400 other
people watched the moon block out
37 percent of 1he sun's 5urface at
10:50 a.m.
"It wascerta1nl) a Incl) crowd." he
said. ''There was a fcst1,al at-
mosphere."
''It's kind of neat ," said map maker
Jan Ma)ne. who was among dozens
of people watch in& the ecli pse
through two t)pcS of wlar tde~opcs
at the California Institute of Tech-
nolog) 1n Pasadena
o\s 1he moon passed bet"een the
Eanh and sun to cause the partial
echp<;e. mountain., on th e edge of the
moon ""ere clearl) '1s1ble silhouetted
against the sun from Caltech's tele-
scopes So wcrc gas Jets on the sun's
surface and a i,iant group of sunspots
that on Monda) produced the most
intense solar flare -a bur;1 of heat
and rad1a11on -since 1984
"There was a stunning view of that
large sunspot group ... Krupp said.
The eclipse 'A-as v1S1blc to at least
M>me e~tent west of a diagonal hpe
stretchinJ ro ughly -from Mazatlan,
Mexico. •northeast to Dallas and
Ch1caao. Views ""ere be t farther west
and north. But because· the eclipse
was partial most people didn't notice
the slight d1mmingofsunhght. "You can't tell the difference
between a partial ecllp e and a
sccond-si.ge smoa alen. JOked one
observer at C'altcch. Fearful that people would suffer
C)C damage dunna the eclipse, sc1en-
t1sts warned ap1nst starina at the sun
direct I~ or throuah inadequate filtc~.
includ1n1 mol.cd glas and photo-
&r1 Ph1 fil m or filtc~
Ian MacRoben. poke~man for
0 HI I I \ H 11-.'
Tuesday#• so .. r ecUp1e vtewad through th• telescope at
Griffith Observatory In l.01 Ange l••·
Sk > & Telescope maptinc said there
were 245 known C)C inJune~ 10 the
lJ n1tcd States after an ecli pse in 1970,
but warnings about the danger re-
duced the number to three dunng a
1984 pancal eclipse
From any 1n&Je spot on Eanh. a
pan1al eclipse occurs every several
years. said Ren L1bb~t. ausmtant
l>rofcssor of astrophy<11 at Caltech
Total solar eclipse arc vmble from
an)' ingk location rou&hly oner
ever} four Ct'ntunes. thoulh the~ art
v1s1ble about e"ery tv.o )ears from
M>mewhere on Earth. he ..aid.
fhc ne'tt total eclipse will happen
Jul} 11. 1991. S\lrCCPIOI pcros~ Hawaii. the Pacific Ocean. 10 .... er liaJa
C'ahforn1a 1n Mexico the \lrctt coast
of Ccotral Amenca and finall) Col·
omb11 and Bra.111. MacRobert sa1d
Sc1cnt1 ts "1cwtd Tuesday'scc:hixe
from C'ahech'~ Blg Bear Solar Ob-
SttVltOI). 85 miles northea t of Lo'
Angeles. u41ing the phenomenon as a
tool to mea<1ure the s11e of faculae.
~h1ch are bnaht po1' oo the un
located near tfie d.lrk ~unspo L1t>-
brecht
Donna Ashlock, was
given friend's heart
From staff and wfr• reports
Donna shlod. the teen who
rccc1vcd a dead fnend·, hcan when
her own fruled, d1c.-d while sJeep1na at
her home in Patterson on Tuesda)' as
he waited for a second tran pl.int.
'he died about noon. said Jim
C'ullcn. a pokC1man for Pacific
Prtsb)tcrian Medical Center hert,
.,hcrt she received the hurt of IS-
ycar-old Felipe Garza Jr. a httJe more
than tJ\l'ee )'CIB aao.
Her body tnc.-d rtpcatcdly to reject
the heart. which she rttc1 vcd a~r
Garza died suddtnl)' in January 1986
shortly 1f\er rtmarki!'l lhat he want-
ed t.M tttn to ha~e his hean.
Ashlock. 17, whOle story ~-as
kno•1' to m1thon of people world·
wide, WIS wa.iuna (or a new hean
what I.he died in the quaint ~tral
Valley town about 7$ m1lea tast of
San Franritc0.
Ahhouih doetors wemt't ccnain
Whit caultd her'• death, _fryer
5Uspt't1ed cardiac arrythmia. the ir·
l"flUW bcatint of ,the hean. The arrylhmia pt"ONbly ltd to cardiac
arrnt and sudden death just thrtt wccts bri'ore ht'r 18th1hnhday. ft')tt
said. AlhlOtk..,!wbo was takina a ftlP, pt~y did not IWlktn, M lldcW.
Her ClllC ~•vod 1ntemalioaal
ltwa&loe *kn tt was repQr'led 1Mt ~ W1M> OIK"f W 1 matll Oft h11 ........... * AMe, llldcrrilicllllY -........ ..,..., .. .tlOr.ilVe llrf
............... &IL
and Jude <.. hurch in· Hunt1 n1ton
Beach at <>:IS 1.m Thursdts). Mu s
wtll follow at 10 .m
Bunal wlfl be at the Good hcphcrd
Ccmetel) 1n Hunt1n11on Beach.
Harry Andrews, actor
played mllltary roles
Harry ndrtw acraU)'.JUl-jawcd
character ac&or ~ho spcc11hzcd in
military rotn. died Monda> in Lon-
don at ate 77.
ndriws made hjs \tl&t ckbut ftt aac 21 and had man\ Shaltespeattan
rolist tnctuc:hns Horiteo 1n "Hamlet"
in New York in 1936, He made hi\
firs& mov1e in l 9S2, o~ Ile Alan
Ladd"' "The Red Beret.
Andrews' 1 mo t rcmembtrtd a
the touah v.-ardcn of a Bntish army
~ who playtd o~tc Scan
Connery in I.he 196S film .. The Hill ...
His U>Wtrina ph)tiqut ~nd arc>-'ins
voice mack fum a natural for &be pen of 1 acneral an .. The Battlt of Britain"
in 1969 but he-also shoMd a comic
fl11r as the campy older man tn l 970' .. En,cnauuna Mr. Sloefte."-
Jn l 9U. Andrtwt was asked to pla)
I Sl~IOdc.. deathbed tttM II
Bide Camna•on·11ona-lost &ther 1n .. Oynast) ...
Jamb KosaNn. M1wyer
far prOllill .. ·mo1111en
Ana tasia, th rormcr head of -hat was known as Murdtr Inc.; a nd
Bruno. the Ph1ladelph1a mOb bo who dtncd v.1 th Koswnan the n•aht
Bruno was aunncd do•n in front of
his hOme. t
Theodore Sddte, aeated
OiCar ~er Wiener jingle
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Orenge Coast DAILY PILOT/Wedneeday, Mareh a. 1989 A 7
Judge turns down Eastern; firm threatens bankrUptcy
9y DAN Sl\IVEU. •
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MJAMI -A f~ralJudtt T ucsda>
rtfuKd to Order Eastern Airlines ~dots back to work. cHn thou,ah
Eastern wamC'd It couldn't otherwise
survavt <he 4-<b)-old Machinists
trike. A pin-off job action by pilots
_Jll.tio.nwide failed to clQI 1~as feared. • .
Eastern carhcr sen1 2.~00 more
non·unaon worker\ home. blamin&
•pilots for lcavana It with "no busin~s
on the books "
"If the pilot do not come back to
y,ork, &stem 1rhncs 1s gone."
compan) attornc) Da\ 1d Ros said.
He warned durina a coun heanna that
Ea.stem was faced with benkruptc)'
without its ),600 ptlou. who have
firm I) rtfu~ 10 rn>SS picket lines tht
Machinim union Kt up Sl1urday.
l .S District Jud~ Edward 8. Davi~ ~n1ed Easttm s request for a
temp<>rary rcstrainina ordor~css 1han
a half hour after the three-hour hearing,
Pilots union spokl"SmJtn J.B. Sloke~
calltd the ruling ··a Yktoty of pnn,
Ctplc: a victory of ethics."
"We've obvious!) madt our case.
&s1cat1r. what 1h1s mean 1s that
OOthsn& SCl\artrd," lokcs SIJd, add·
ana p1fots wit continue to bonor
Mach1n1sts p1ckc1 hncs
Ross satd tllc company could tiave
to file for federal bankruptcy protcc-
1ion aod couldn't operate more 1han
48 to 72 hours more without the
pilots. The a1rlint did not 1mmedi·
atcly decide whether to appeal Olv1s'
rultna. he said.
Eastern. the nation's wventh-.lars·
est airline, already ha$ nearly sbut
down. say1n& lU wa~ fotctd 10 lay off a
tot.al of 9,SOO v.orktrs tbtS week
be<ause of U'lt p1tots' adhcrcn~ to the
stnke m 11 17-month-old Contract
d1sputt. ·
The airline wants SI SO mdbon m
concessions: the Machinist want S SO
million an raises. Eastern bas said n
lost more than SI billion this decade
and SI million a da) before lhe stnke.
"Clearly that has gotten worse, ..
J~ Leonard. &stem ei1.ccuuve vice
Avid surf er produc~s load lifter,
other goodies for beacft fans
1y KA TY BOUCHER
OlllW~,....kM't
it was only a mailer of umc that
James Silva would move from Rhode
Island to sunny Southern C ahforn1a
to do what he lo~es bcs1 -surf.
And for 1hat matter. it JUSt seemed
to follow su11 he would de"elop a hm·
of products related to 1hc spon
Silva 26, and Larry Tarantino. 31
ofNewpon Beach arc the owners of J & L Products.. that carry aet:C\\Ones
fOr surfboards skateboard'i. and
snowboards.
&cause 1lva 1\ a graphic an-.
maJOr. and Tarantino ha'i had an
e'tens1ve bad.ground in manufal·-
turing and accounting. thN~o com-
btrn.!d 1he1r taknts and ha\ c dcs1gnl·d
their latest '"' en11on -'>omclhmg the~·,c named the ·surf\hn& ·•
)OU could attach to )our board and
carT) hke a bncf case
·· r"e got a good manufa(lunng
bat·kground accounting I knew that
for the tnJectlon mold1n' :tlonc. 11
would cost about S20.000. ' he ~1d
Taran lino said he thought about u
for a minute. and uggcsttd using
n) Ion and "elcro. instead He 'cabbed
1he nearest 1h1ng 10 him which was
some ( hns1ma<i nbbon and a staple
gun
.. , turned tbe concept into a reaht)
in about 1wo minutes·· Tarantino
\aid. ..
Taran11nosa1d b) 1ust anachina lhc
s1rapo; to the board and fi1una around
~our shoulders or back. tht hght·
v.c1ih1 tn\ enuon "'orkcd perfect I)
S1h a ')aid he h \ cs to surf ~ince the
age ot I J he and s1~ budd ies. ""ho
called thcm~he the. ··Planet l <>·
lBl'i · "ould trudge from Rh(><k
Island 10 \.Jame. following the storm'
-1us1 10 ca1ch some '-"3\{''i
wa\e peaked 11 1urncd 10 ice The
water was so cold I could remember
11.r wna one of tho ·ice cream
headaches' )OU set when you c al ice
cream too fas1."
Silva ~id he could n·1 stand 1t an}'
longer and had alwa)s heard of the
warm wca1hcr and pcrfec1 surf 1n
SQulhcrn ( ahforn1a He said he. a
budd) and h1~ girlfriend mo' cd 10
Anaheim, dro\t' to Newport Beach
C\Cr) d 3) JUSt 10 \Urf .. , couldn·1 bc he\.C people weanng
their wetsuits 1n 60 degree water.
here:· he ~•d '"I was s11ll surfing in
Otcemhcr w11hout one ·• ·
\flcr rcal111ng It was too much ofa
drnc 1ha mo\«! to N1:v.pon Beac.:h
and commuted to. \nahc1m -so
he·J ha'e more lime to o;urf
l' cry day he ~1d he thou&ht of new acccs\on~ 10 help ca~ thl' burden of
t'i.lrlT)tng the hoards
president and chatf o~ra1m1 officer.
said au britfi1t&I ~Y announc;ina the layoffs of 2,SOO more pcQple.
The nataonal p1lot1 union had as~cd 1t1 40,000 mtmbers at all
airlines to follow rule books sttinacnt·
ly startina Tuetdly, and there were
fean of havoc as dcla~ P.1ay-backed
around the country. But whUe the
union said 60 percent oftb membe~
folloWed the di~tive, delays were
few.
"The reports we ha~c arc that there
has betn no effect on opera11ons,"
said Capt. Roter Hall. poke man for
the Atr Lane Pilots Association.
The union conttndtd itsac11on wa
not a sJov.down but an eff on to ensure
safety durina 1ht stnkc1 Tran por-
. .
talion Sccn-tary muel K. 1n~rat a
news conference in New York calltd
the efTects .. sporadic."
The Federal Av11tton Admin1s-
trat1on satd 1n Washinaton 1ha1 "th(
I} stem so far h.as o~ratcd in a close to
normal manner.' p<>kesman Bob
Buckhorn said there had been spor-
adic requests for morc-1ban-usual
ltandting by --air traffic cont1"9Ucn
"but the S)'stem has been able 10
accommodate those rcquc ts.''
President Bu h in Washmston said
pilots hould not .. makt the innocent
traveling. public a pawn," ond he
stood by his opposiuon to io"e~
ment interventton 10 top the walk-
out b) the 8,500-membcr Mach1nis1s
union. which represents mechanics
'
and ramp 1erv1cc "'<>rken
'lunncr appealed to Co~
where a House pencl had 1 bearina
Tuesday, not to force the admin1t-
tration to impose a 60-day coohna-ofl
period.
Bush said that 1f 1he Machinisu 1ry
to shu1 down rail SCf\Jct later t.hi
week be will ask Congress to ban such ____ .....
secondary bo)',otts. He saao Oie striu
should be settled throu&h batpfo1n&.;
but no talks arc scheduled.
Secondary bo)cous, particularly in
1hc New York metropolitan area,
could disrupt commutes for hun-
dreds of thousands of people.
Unions reprcsent1na workers 11
three uburban New York rail lines
ffttHM Sff EASTERN/ MJ
..
··J1mm) and I go1 together la'>I
Ch nstmas l \.C "hen h.e 1old me ahout
this 1dt3 he had about carr) mg
surfboards around:· Tarantino ..aid
"Because he was frustra1cd rnrT)1ng
his heavy board. he v.antcd 10 mal..c
somcth1n1 hkc a hard pla\llc handle
··we had this n1ual C\<CI) 1\f"
'I car's Da):· 1ha ~1d "'-"e v.oul<l
htcrall) v.alk through the sno" and go
surfing an 42 degree v.atcr. When the
··1 his ,., going 10 he great.'' \1h a
~1d .. ror under S:!O ~ou ha'c a \ling
for )Our board >ou c.:Jn carr) on ~our
hack v. hen \OU re out. and ha'ng o\.Cr
)Our bed JI homl· when }ou·rl' not
usi'ng 11 · -Jim Sliva of J&L Products 1how1 ttow hJs .. surf 1lln9 .. works.
01 ·s1~ESS ~OTES
Resc;lel ~ndu~tiies makes way for
sale of manufacturing division
Reidel Industries ol 'l'" port Beal h announced that
agre-cmenu 1n pnnuplc hJH l'll:l·n r\'ClUted w11h a Tcus
corporation for thl· ~le ol mo'>l a\~ts of 11o; Resdel
Man ufactunng \Ub')11.J1an and the nghts to some
1overnmen1 contract a"qu1rl'd lrom Tc\ls \.1 1l·Trontc
Corp.
The \ale inc h.JdC~ •• rnmpan1on agreement from
Rcsdel Engmecnnj C urp for the poten11al sak of nghts 10
us PR(. -90 produc11on u1ntrall tor 1hc manulacturc of
radios. 1ogether wuh related 10,t•ntun
The 1ransalt1on\ are \UhJl"'\I 111 1he e'ecu11on ol
ddin1t1,e agrt'('ITil'nl'> .tnd thl· \l'lunng ot release\ from
lender\ 1ndud1ng onl" th.11 "m po\\e\\ltrn ofa sch ten he
debt a\'iumt'd m th<' al·qu1 ... 1iu11 ol J\\l"'h ol Te,as M ll-
Troo1cs Corp ··The d1H''>l1tun• ol thl.' hull.. 111 ..l'>"l"t'i uf Rl·~d
Maoufactunna and the trJn\h:t ll l ttw PRL .1.Jfl lontral t ''
10 line with the rnmp;1n,·, .. 1ra1e&) ol cu111ne rn'>ts and
focusing on pm~rnm\ 1n111.tlh oncntt:d to"JrdHng1net:r-
mg. the trad1t1onal 1Hl3 "hl'rl· Rl·.,tkl fng1net·nntt's
etTons ha"e hc.-en rnnl'l'ntrall'd · \aid f ran1 \\ orth the
rccenth uppomtcd prc\1den1 ol Rcsdel Enginecnng
The compan\ anl1l1patc' a lo.,, from d1S\.ont1nued
operations
Re\dcl lnd u\lrll"\ " thl· p;trcnt u>rpora11on le> tv.o
other wholh o" ncd \uh-.1d1:tn(''> Rc\Jcl ~ nginel.'nng
Corp. a11d sJoNir Corp '-inhu 1., a ma1or o;upphcr ol
telephone equ1pml·o1 d1 11JI ttm·rn";a'" equipment.
commun1ca11on ,,.,tcm' anJ othn 11J,anlt'd '-om-
mun1cal1on equipment to thl· tdccornmuntlallons tnllU'·
try in thc l .and 1nh:rn.it1ooal mar~t·t\
RC'idel f n,ineenng \upphe'> to the l \ go' crnment
d1ra·t J\. under subc.:uotract, h1gh-lr~uenn mKro"a'c
and dia1tal suh'iHtcm' anJ u1mpocnt~ tor a' 1oni~s
security. elc(tronic warlarc and :mll·\uhm:uane v.arfare
-s)stems • • •
, alll latemaUoeal ol < 11<it;i \ll '<I hJ~ tleen appomtt·d
by the 1nppore ~dwn ot lht• ln,111u1e 01 L.le<tncal and
lltttron1c lnsmcen 10 h.indk a "forth .\mcncan trJHI
pack1 c lo the lntcrn11t1on.1I < onkrcntt> on I mas<'
Ptoct' ima 1n <.M:ptcm~:r an \1nf.O>pore. fhe tirm v.111
repre\enl 60 1ntl.'rna11unal lonlcrl·n, t'' O\l'r 1he ncll.t t'-"O
)l.'3rs and ldlCr\ 10 tra'l.'I nl·cd\ ol lirm'> lool..mg for
markets abroad ••• The Rlcbard Grant rorp hJ\ lkluhle lht' '>I.IC l)f
compan) h dquartcr., 10 'i ~oo "luare f«-t The Laguna
...:1guel firm build' lu,ur. htlmc' · • • • Scott's Seafood Grill Bar hJ' llought C Jfd as1no m
TO\\.n (enter at \outh ( 0:1\1 Pl.11.t ( 0\IJ \-k!k.1 r hc ~an
Franusco-ba'K·d tirm "Ill rl'furbl\h the I) 000-~uJrl'·
toot bu1ld1ng Jnd pl.in' w of)\.·n .1 re\laur.tnt then-10 Jun('
• a • Orangr Bant'orp. J "hull~ "" ncJ ')Ub')1d1af) ot The
Bank ot Orange ( ount\. ha') reported a 230 percent
mcrea')c in t•arn1ng\ lrom I QlP 10 1988 Earnings totaled
$156,000 la'1 ~car up from a 11,,, 111 SL?OOOO1hc }car
before The fountain Vnlll'' romp<ln\ al->O{,<'p<>rtcd a gain
1n conwhdatcd c.trn1ng'>
• • • Brunswick Corp rqx>rtl·d th.11 I tr\l 4u.irta earning~
are npec:tcd to be Jo"'n b) nl·arl) "''i pcrt.cnt from record
resuh'>tn 1988 \ak-..il<io.irce\pcltl·dtob\·Jov.n.b} 15
percent. The llhno1r,-ba\l'd 1..ompan' hlJmcd part of the
loss on a sharp dmp 1n dl'li.-n<.e \3k'I
• • • ~nsorMrdlcs ha\ lcJ-.cd I ~n IXM> ..qua re leet ol offi~
<,pace for u~ a· rnrporatc hcadquaner., at \.\VI ft'1.·h
(. cntl.'r in thi.: "\\I RJnl h Hu\lnC'i\ Par!.. The SlU>
m1lhon lear,c '-"3 reprc\CntcJ "'' Collins Fuller ol In inc.
The parl 1~ located a1 \\eir < anH>n Rood and the
R1"ers1dc rrccll.a\ . . ..
.\group ol in' cs1or"1 till ludin& Fldelit)' lnternat1oul
Ltd. h;i~ boo tl•J m take 1n Tbree 0 ~pu1meats Ille ..
the If\ IOC·b:ased df)·&O\'Xh lUmp<tll\ ICI 1.i 5 pc~nl
The 'roup v.h1ch al\o includl·, F1dt'hl' D1S<.o,cn
f-und ~1e1c d·ln'C'lltS\l'mlnt \rnt'ncan \ alucc; 11 ' \
and \ \ In' C\lmenl\ II ' \ purl h;i\('d ... ~ 100 Thrrc D
1.ommon \ha~'I ~'"'~l·n Jan ~ll .rnd f l.'h 2 l for $3 ~5 10
$4 05 <'3<.h atuudintt 111 :..1 t1hnE "11h lhl· \c<'unuc and
E'chansc C omml\\ton l hl' ~roup no" holJ'> 207.200
share.,
Time, Warner merger pumps stocks
of media companies; trend backed
I)' JOYCE M . ROSENHRG
Al' lul#Mu \llrtter
f.W YORK -Media comp.Jn}
toe~ pnCC'i rtd 1ond1' a' 1n·
to , da11led b> the SI btlhon mc~r p nncd t-.~n Time Inc.
and amfr ommunu: 110011 lnL_ ho~ faith thill lhc 1tcnJ tow11rJ cn:atin mammoth mtd1.a c:on-
&Jomtra ~ould con11nu .
unll nal)'l YI~ the) alM>
(llpcctcd 10 mort conwhda11ons
in 1h media bu 1nc althouah not of
the mqnttudc of th deal announced
Satunla> 10 create Time ~ rn« In .
"It's 1 unique opponun1t) and r c~n't ~ that }ou'rt 1bl to ~phnte
it." said John ~eid)', an anAl> t ~1th
Drhel Bumham umben lnc.-
NevcnhckB. in' \OBKoooc:dup
IMdta Mc>cb 1n sptCUlat.on orfurthtr
takto\ICn.; C ~ I rtd S6 tu clow
a•Sl72.l2 awrconthC 'ewYork
k chi•! (,ulf a~ Wes&cm
Otp.. o•Mr of P,ramount Pie1urn
Corp.: "* S 50 to c at S·0.17 ,
and iaat Ditnt co. Sl.12 tu
S 77 61~ a \haft. aMndettd mtrta •'C>Wd ma c if,._ WetMr tlw •'Oftd's ~
..... toeee'n\. •tth I pt~
_... rt~ut' of S 10 hilllOft, That
~ ..,..... .,.,.. the C'Ufmtl
wiwtd IOlnft\Ult tiOM leadtt. Wnt
·, Btr.cla•H o. •n
S6 .,..._ "' I M7 tnCIMlt. • l!Uftb 'Oit 't19'11 O.rr·
-J. •ic'Mfd ,M.aro Md M ftlitMt
• .., -~,.. Dlinnttl ~·--·~I ....,..,O\ft' lbt .... ... ,.,..,.
"Wt bcht'\C that b\ the mid-I~~ turc\
the mt'd1a and enteri.ammcnt 1ndu\• lkrtdllmann ''nut tt\ "ell ._nov.n
try \\Ill be compo~J of iol limited 1n this countr~ a wmc othe~ b1a
numbcrof gtnbal 11ant,," Munro 1uld media name\. \u h a ~1urdoc~ or ~un11'1 analr~ts 11,t No,cmbcr Rohen Ma v.ell of \11\•tU Com-
"l 1me in lend to he one of the.st mun1cat1on, bu11t ov.-n\ 1hc pubhshcr
companies·· Doublcda) & o and R l"C(Ord
Who art '1he othe"'! Main I~ foreign Reid) \u ~ted l:Scnd mann m1a,ht
publi\hina and br d \lint 11ants al mO\t' into 1hc film bu,1nM\.
uch a Ma\v.cll ( ommun1cat1on cv. <.:orp OYrM nt\\\p:&per.
Corp and Rupcn iurJoch's Ne• ml&lltne and book pubt1\h1na pcr-
C'orp . and clcc1ron1c, bl'htmoth ation 1n ..\u trih , 8n~1n and the
. n) Cotp . ~h1ch ha\t snapped up n1tcd State . 1urdoch s mcn~ar'
U.S. media concern, 10 a 1orrrnt to h ldinp art 1n 1hcm41el\e an cmfiirc,
deal m de l"0'\1hk O\er the p.1\1 in ludana Tnanll Pubhcattons nc.
SC\Cfll ytar.. b)' thcirov.n wt'llth and tht puhh\htr oil\ Gu•d('. Harpt>r
the "~k .S. doll.ar. Row Pubh he~ J n~ . 20th cntuN
In ha\ \pttth 10 anal) t\ Munro f·o' J 1lm < OIJ>: and Fo\ 8 cJ.
\atd the spurt ofac-qu~1t1on mef'IC Cl\llnl '1ctv.or ·
and Joint Hntutt amona media 1urd°'h ha no pl~n to low
rompan1t1 1n rtt"(nt )ttn ha 11vcn ®"""' alth ush ~t""' Corp • "htc h
thew bos1nc .. lht httf me had S4 ) bilh n lft ICJ a l't\COUe. ha
f!<l.Ulrtd to compet cffictentl> on a nw burdened b debt brau~ of ~I b8 J •• at man acqu1'1l1 "' He al plan\ for tumpk, R 1d an an to ra1tt I bHhon or m re ri r bu) in
1ntto ~. his com pan~ 's deal with othtt communi lion mpao!C\
Time wouJcl ,.,e Wamtt bttttr round the" rid. •
to rorcesn marlt"ts fi "'" idco u.adon~ J ta\ wtll om bu11ncu; He pttdintd tht areatnt m11nl--ation C-011> had S2.6 billion an
tmPKt of the deal •'Ol&ld oomc u~ rt\ttt.ac tn I 7. Maw• 11. moh\lled Tune 1act Wamn 0 tnta opcr-,.nl5 b) a nnll'}'. ,. th turd h. 1uon •••s ao 1ee 1h11 fi urc ~u 10 SS ~'Ml Jaid lhe)'. t~~ no bdhon to 19 bllhon, and has Yid ht,
lct9 O.Cton'cM OUotritft bU "*'' iatnWh to ~on11nuc 1equ1nna buai· oru. ..-totnpuun .-s """' a.e ruchri •hi• .-1. ariifyo(Dlutf ...... lMbtft .las& )Hf. ht ..aa I tot. blttk' fOf ...a M by. :wh -.1 MlltwHlaft I~ fl'Y'nt Sl.6 bllhon
R.-. • )'W. his eip;rftllrd forthflJ ~.aftdaho~
intmt1,.. OWltm.. a"'°''°"~ to INy Olli • lrld"rttt orr '
C'Olnpaft), nte1ucti'11 ' ~1mbil ftit.' Oftkill ~-Guides.
..
McDonnell finances Omaha deal
C HI(,\(,() '1 c 0onncll
Douglas hnante < orp, ret:cntl)
provided S::!.S m1lhon an financing for
Westbrook Towers in Omaha. 'IJeb
throuah its ( h1cago rt.'Jional onice in
Rolling Meadov. .
'-"cstbroo~ To"ers 1s a rcc:coth
rchab1h1ated 17-stOI) IOS-1,1mt. h11h'.
n~ apanmcnt c:umpln in downtov.n
Omaha
T 10\ Br\ am . rq~1unJI manlil'r al
•
McDonnell Uouglas f 1nanc:c < orp
'Wild the lompan) v.M~cd v.1th mort-
'gagc banl..as. borro"er and
properties on a nation.al \Cale 10
arrange the linanong
The nc" lhc-\ear loan v.as ar-
ranged b' Jill ~hatkr of Omni
f undms \an hanusco for \.\ c\t·
hrool l Mp a C ahtorn1a ( orri
\h Donnl'll Dou&I·" ~ 1n3ml'
J
< orp .. ba~d 1n Lona &ach. Cahf. 1\
a "holl) ownC'd ubs1dlar) ol
\1d)onncll · Do~11as Corp. It
pf'O\ ides I ranae offinanetal 5el"\<lctS
to large and mall busm~ses throuah·
out the United , tale includins thc
financina ot commercial and prnatt'
am·rall. mtd1cal and commercial 1.~u1pmcnt. and real e tale. and the
full r,cn tl<' ka">1ng of lruck and
1ra1ler' ""
First 'lime Ever.
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All Fabrics On Sale.
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Eastern strike sets standard
for labor rights in the 1 990s
By MATT YANCEY
"' ldM"~\llthf
WASHINGTON -Tbe strike b)'
machinists at Eastern Airlines 1
viewed as pwotal for organized labor,
which 1s cager to see how the
government handles the dispute and
the implications for workers' f'iahts in
the 1990s.
lrontc-ally. the unions arc looking
for help to a railway labor law. which ita.ncc vigorously opposed. The law
allows the prcsideni..ifhe chooses, to
intervene. It also for secondary
boycotts in strikes involving rail-
roads and aitlioes~
Not si nce former President Reasan
ushered 1n a new hard line against
labor when he fired 11 ,000 federal air
traffic controllers in an illegal strike in
1981 have the stakes in a strike been
greater than in the dispute at Eastern.
Employers in the 'rece~'>ion years of
1981 and 1982 did not hesitate to
demand wage concessions from
workers and get them. Automatic
inflation-indexed. cost-of-living ad-
justments that were a fixture oflabor
contracts 1n previous decades disap-
~red from many settlements an the
80s.
Steel. auto and rubber workers
counting on S 15 to $21 hourly wages
took wage cuts, as did meatpackers
and a1rlin~ workers paid half as much.
Those who ~kw -copper min-
ers in Arizona, meatpackers in
M1nnesotaorp1lotsand machlDJStsat
Continental Airlints af\er Frank
Lorenzo acquired it -found them-
selves· on the street, replaced by non·
union workers of\en wiUing to work
for half as much.
The return of national rconom1c
prosperity aJ\er the recession dad not
reverse the trend.
But through 1t all, two groups of
umon workcts were able to preserve
and in some cases even increase their
wages relative to inflation: teachers
artdotherstate,county and municipal
employees. and railroad workers.
The first group did it throujh a
rcrogmtion that U.S. educauonal
standards wett falling. by us1Dg
public Rttor collective barga1D1DJ
laws enacted under President John F.
Kennedy, and by demonstrati[1$ an
abilit)'. to cut off vital public services.
Rail workers persevered largely
through the 1926 National Railwa}
Labor Act. a Jaw eovern1ng labor
relations ID both railroads and air-
lines and passed largely in an effort to
stem union power through govern-
ment intervention and maintalD
transportation vital to interstate com-
merce.
.
Recent uses of the rail"'•Y labor law
have rai~ union ho~
Tbe pm1dent and ongrc have
broed powe~ unde:t the railway labor
l"w to 1mposecontract sculement~oh
managt"ment and uruons throUlh
Ptts1dentiaJ Emergency Bo~mJ~.
They lack those powers in other
sectors of the economy ..
Reagan used ffie mechan1:m sev-
eral times, blocking_thttatcncd raJl-
road stnkes and effectively sufl1Dg
management bids for conce s1ons.
And although the 1947 Taft-
Hartley Act forbids stnkin& union
members at one company from
picJ<eting another company1 the Su-
preme Court in 1987 upneld the
lepl 1ty of such secondary boycotts at
railroads and airlines.
Unions are counting on that com-
bination 10 defeat Eastern Airlines
and Lorcn10. its principal owner.
whom AFl-CIO President Lane
Kirkland this week called the ·'Ty-
phoid Mary of union busters 10 the
transportation 1Ddustry ...
It wa Lorenzo who acquired
Cont1DentaJ Aarhnes ID 1981 and then
declared bankruptcy two years later
-a move that allo~ed him to cancel
all of the comrany°s union contracts.
Eventually al of the union workers
were replaced.
Af'LAt~o
e•stern AJrllne1 non-union reservation workers •rrfve b•ck
In Salt Lek• City Mond•y nf91tt •ft•r wortdnt In Atl•nta and
•r• 9reeted by f•mlly. friends and co-worke11.
The upreme Court later upheld
Lorenzo's nght toabr<>&ate Contineo-
lal's la bor contracts under the
bankruptcy statutes. creat1Dg a fear
among labor leaders that the example
could be followed by any company.
The AFL-CIO spearheaded legis-
lation passed by Congress 10 1985
cbangins the faw, but ever since then
LorenLo has been at the top of the
labor organization's enemies list.
Bnng1D8 an end to the favored ta~
ft-
treatment g1vcn debt-finunced
leveraged buyouts eitem1>ltfied by
Loren1o's acquis1tJon of Eastern . in
1986 has this year replaced trade at
lhc top oflabor's legislat1vea1tenda.
Kirkland acknowled&ed the "broad
imphcauons" 1f Eastern suet.eeds 10
cu1t1Dg the J>a) of its aircraft mcch-
llnics b> $4.000 ~ }tar and its ramp
workers by $8.000 annually as de-
manded 10 the com pan) 's last offer
before the strike Saturda}
Lockheed loans workers to Boeing to build planes
SEATTLE (AP} -Up ro 670
Qroduct1on workers from Lockheed
Corp. w1ll be loaned to The 8oc1Dg
Co. to help build BoclDg's new
747-400 Jumbo Jet under an agree-
ment being worked out bet\\een the
two aerospace companies. Boeing
said yesterday.
Jn·a news release. Boeing said 11 was
nearing final agreement wi th Lock-
heed on an "industry assist con tract"
that would bring e~perienced Lock-
heed workers-to the 747-400 pro-
duction line in Everett for up to sax
months.
Under a prelimtnaf) agreement.
however. an 1nit1al contingent of 26
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Lockheed workers reported to the
'Plant today. They wi ll undergo fi ve
days of cert11ica11on training required
b) the Federal Aviation Adm1D15'-
tration to qua hf> t~em for work 1 ng on
Boemg a1rcran. the com pan} said
Lockheed, a maJor aerospace de-
fense contractor based in Calabasa.
Calif., stopped making commercial
jets in the mid-I 980s. Its last com-
mercial Jet was the L-10 I I Tri "tar. a
three-engme widebod} Jet that went
into service ID 1972.
BoelDg has suffered repeated dela} s
in bring1Dg out its new modcJ 747. the
free world's tariest commercial Jet.
but started mak1n11. deljvenc~ earlier
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NEW YORK {AP) -The following llsl shOws the Over-the-Counter stocks and warrants lhal have QOM uo lhe mosl and down the most baied on oercent of chanoe for Tuesdav . No sec:urlliH trading below S2 or 1,000 s~ares are I n clu ded et and oercenlafti: changes art !he di erence t>etw~n Previous clos no orice and Tuesdav'sp asl or bid orlce t u s Name LH'°'9P 1. I FlaN81o.Fla 24 • 6~ Up 7 ~ ~umr~~' 'l : 2~ 8~ ~ tek Corp 11 2 Uo . vVentur p,. UP ~~y ,6~ li! 8: 'f4 •lier va 3 • UP E11ec WI 1"2 'n Uo 6 Tdk 1 8 '• Uo 1p
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Adv~nced
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echned ncti nged otal 1Jsues New hl9hs New IOWS
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this year. With record orders for new
busi ness. the company also has had
problems finding enough ne~ skilled
workers.
"Securing the assistance of the
expenenced Lockheed cmplo}ees 1s
one of the man} steps we arc tak1Dg
toward meeting the new 747-400
deliver} commitments we have made
to our customers." Boeing Com-
mercial Airplanes Pre.sident Dean
Thornton ~1d. "'Other Boeing or-
ganizations alio are helping us b}
reassigning some ofthe1r e\pcncnccd
emplO)CCS to the 747-400 program ··
Boeing dad not sa)' 10 1\s nr" s
release how much Lockhecd "'ould be
compensated for thl· cmplo)'ccs Boe-
ing Commercial Airplanes' public
rela11ons ~orkcrs "'ere 10 a meeting
this morn1Dg and not 1mmcd1atel)
available for comment. a reccpt1on1st said. •
Boeing !><ltd tlfe Lockht"Cd "-<>rl cr.,
who reported to Boc1Dsarc flight hnc
and assembly mechanics and clcun-
c1ans. They average nine }Car\ of
serv1Cl' \\1th Lockheed
Lockheed also as to prm Ilk clet -
tromcs installers. quallt} control in-
spectors. methods anal} \h and pru-
duc11on planners.
Last "'eek. stocll. pml''> for both
Boeing and Loclhecd IO)(' after
Business Weck maga11nc quoLed
u01dent11icd sources as saying Boeing
m1Rht be IDtcrested 10 buy1Dg the
Cafiforma-based compan}
Boeing offic1als declined to com-
ment on that report. but '°me stock
anal)Sts discounted the !i.pcculat1on,
sa)'ing 11 "as unlikel} Boeing would
want to take on new challenges when
1t alread} faces dela}S and produltlol'I
problems 10 its rnmmerual airplane
dn IS IOn
Lockheed ranked e1~hth 10 defense
contrat.t\ 1n ri~al 1988 "-tlh Sl54
b1ll1on "hale Boeing was 10th at ~3
btlhon .• KlOrdang to Pentagon lig-
un.·s
Dow Jones runs past 2,300,,.
but market posts ·a small loSs
By CHET CURRIER
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"IEW YORK -Thc s\ocl
market posted a small loss Tuc"1a}
after the Dow Jone\ andustnal aver-
age made a shon-h ved run past thl'
:uook,el
Dow Jones's average of 30 blue
chaps, up 20.53 po1Dts on Monda).
slipped 4.11 to 2,290. 71 .
Dcchnang 1 sues !i.hghtl) out-
numbered advances an na11onw1de
trading of New York tock Exchaogc-
ltsted s1ocks.
Volume on the Ooor of the Big
Board c~me to 172.50 mil hon share!>.
up from 168.88 m1lhon 1n the
previous scs5ion Nauonw1de, con-
solidated volume ID NYSE-hstcd
issues. mclud1Dg trades in those
stocks on regional exchanges and an
the over-the-counter market. totaled
204.94 million shatts.
The market's advance Monday wa
prompted 10 part b> a mon1hh rcpon
from a group of corporate pure ha sing
exccuuves that pointed to a slo" mg
of economic growth an Februal'}
Thal wa§ mtcrprctl'd ac; a pos1t1 H·
portent for th e mflauon outluok and
po s1bly a sign that upward prc\surc
on interc'lt rates could l"a!>C
But anal~sts 531d ~me traders ~ere
fearful that the) might get \Orne
contrad1ctol) e' 1dcncc later tht!>
""eek when the Labor Dcpanml•nt
issues its stat1st1cs on the emplo~
ment s1tua11on for f-ebrullf')
Those womcs were n tcd a'> a
pnmary force behind a modest rise an
open-market interest rate) T ucsda}
Street cstamatcs call for thr repun
due out Fnd_ay_. to sho~ an incrca\C Clf
about 250.000 1n nonfarm pa) roll
employment
Tame Inc. Jumped 911• tu I fh'•
Analyst cited spt.-cula11on that the
compan). in reaching 1t~ wrckend
agreement to me~e with Wurncr
'\\'SE ('OllPOSITt: TH ·\ '\S ·\('TIO'S
Cllllt U6 C~tn
('WWII 2• OWltCr SJ! CllfYlllr 170 (ltdett ,.
(lfCIV 12
C ommun1cat1ons might h,l\e open-
ed 11sclf' up to a takeo\cr hid from
some other d1rcct1on
Warncr share<; rose ll to 48 • •
omc other entertainment 1s<1uc\
gaJJled groWld for Lhc second ~tra1&h1 ~\)ton ti) reaction to the plans To r
rime and \\amcr (1ulf ~ 'Wc,tcrn.
v.h1l'h rcponcd h1ghcrquanerl) ~am
ings chrnbcd I'• 10 47h. and MC.\
I'• to 54' •
Th~ N" \f: 's rnmpo\1tc indc\ of .all
,,., ltc;tcd common stcK l 'I dmpprJ H
tol652~
Stantlard &. Poor's indu~tnal index
fell M to 319 95. and S&.P's 500-
\!IX.l compo\all· 1nde\ was Jov.n 94
at ~91 87
The N >\\DA() compo\1tc ml.le\ lor
the O\ er-the-counter market dropped
08 to 406 1"8 At the o\mcru.:an Stock
Fxch.10&e. the market value inde'
clo'ied at 328 8 J. up . 4
EASTERN
,,_A7
Tunday appcakd • Judir"• order iaued ove:r tbc wcektDd ......,.......,
from hOC'Orina Mach1SUSU Pi(bt
tines at railway1. An . aoprals court
hcanna was a.et Wednttaay, 'but the .iud,c utended his order through
rriday. . c.oo Me.anwtul~ Easttm ha JUSt I J
cmpl_o_)«S still "10rluna. do•n lrom
31.:lOO before the strike. Leonard
said. .. We simply don't havt any bo 1-
ncss oo the boOks today," ~nard
said "Our competiton have Slmoty been uck1na ue, the traffic. ouT tnffit'.
inc:c March 4. '
But he in 1sttd bankruelC)· ~mains a last reson . "We don t ,have any
plan to throw ID the to..-.cl." ht said.
Some union members have specu-
lated Eastcrn's owner, Tcxu Air
Corp., and its chairman, f!lnk
Loren10, are trying to tear the carrier
aJ)6ft. Lor~ni.o's ant1-un1on repu·
tauon has galvanized &stem's un-
1on1zed cmplo}ees.
"One of the problem in this
satuauan and the reason It's aone on
for 17 months 1s Mt. Lorcnio's
cred1b1lity wtth bis unions is about as
low as you can get," Skinner said 1n
New York.. "He thouaht the pilots
would cro s. It's prcuy clear to me the
pilots had no 1ntenuon of crossing the
picket lanes. Ea tern has contended the pilots.
who along wtth its 5,900 fha.bt
attendants ha ve honored the picket
lines. are conducting an illcpl smke.
But pilots attorney James L1Dscy wd
the pilots can honor the strike under
the Ra1lwa} Labor Act.
f11,hts were slightly delJl>ed at
some a1rpons Tucsda> b) ALPA's
action. which was to take advanta~e
of the d1scret1on pilots have 10
dec1dtng preflight and prelandmg
checks! such as rcad1Dg flight plans to
contro lers. .. We have add1taonal staff an place.
we have people mannlDg CrlSJS
centers and we are watching the
sy&tem "cry closely for an) trend to
1nd1cate a buildup of delays." the
FAA's Buckhorn said.
"Evcryth1ng's quiet." said Mildred
Schneider. spokeswoman for the Port
Authont) of New York and New
Jerse). whalh operates the three
ma}or Ne" York-area airports.
• If there a slowdown here. we can't
see 11:· said John Braden. spokesnan
at Hansfield Atlanta International
A1rpon, where Eastern had ac-
counted for 26 percent of the traffic
befo~ the stnkc.
Airports ID Ph1ladelphu1. In-
dianapolis. Denver. Los Angeles.
KansasCtt}. Mo .. and Ponland. Ore ..
rcponcd few or no delay,. San
Franmco officials said f<>s delayed
~me flight
Reynolds
unveiling
multi-color
I clear wrap
By HILARY APPELMAN
Auodated Prus \llrttu
RI( HMOND \a ( olorcd
plasuc wrap introdutcJ Monda} b)
Re\ nold\ Mclals Co "'Jll make the
JOb0 of 1Arapp1ng lcftoHrs fun . the
compan)' ~) SkeptKal Rt.·)nold\ ~>s con-
umm rc~pondcd with C'vc n mott
cn1hu,1a~m than C\pccted when the
compJn) tned out red, green, blue
and )Clim~ pl.tsllc wrap ID locu)
groups and simulated te t market
··Th( 1dd1t1on of c:.olor Jl\'CS an
cmottonal appul to plastic 1.Vrap
\llfh lch 1n m cle r torm is 1.on 1dcred
purcl>_ a luncuonal product.'0 s.t1d
Jane D 1ms of Rt) nolds° <:onsume-r
product · d1\i i1ton ·• ddtn& color 10
pla uc wnip males a u\tful product
CltCl\10 "
The colo~d WTIP --1, a 1fcat idea."
said Marabel Morpn. author of .. Tbe
Total Woma_n" and proponent of the
idea that wo men pict up tbeir mnmaa~ b> ~t1na their hu ban<h •
t the door 11\oCanna only plastic wrap
"It would rcall) dd a lot of 11p ·•
she said unda) tn a tclcphonc
intel"iew from h r home in M1ann.
The colomS wrap· 1s unlikcl) to ha'c a 11niftc.am impact on the
R1chmond·ba d comp:an)' ks.
anal)st' said
.. If a tempest an a tca~t... 1d
Wilham (, 1edcnbura of mith
Barney, Ham Upham & Co. in New
York. ''Rcynolds I\ pnnC'lpelly and
1lwa)" ~111 be on aluminum
produrtr. ·
"Docs 11 m tter wh t color _you use
lo wn w meat )OU d1dn•t fini h 11
d1nnc "
But Michael Via or Andcnoo
trudwick lnr. in Richmond id the
WYJP 1 p;ar1 of the company·, move·
rn~nl awa from aluminum, wh ch
baJ 1 C)Ch~-a.I mark.et. toward pbst1c
produ l and consumer peckqins.
which ha"c bt&hu profit ITWIJft
In 19 • Reyl'lokis repo~ 1
Reord net income of S48.2 mlfhoa. or
S 3S per hare. oo tt\itnuct of SS.6
btlhon. M . W~ \lid tbc con.-
umcr products dh<111o.n acc:ounlS for
lO prrttnt or
FORTIS buys VPS
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dnes
ll ltd ~ Hall 3l ~ lO rm1izc ht dldn ·1 have ao bide' bis
ctililbility from ac.cbenand &ienda. Hal~ !ho Will l'ldwate •n May &om vr.qe CoMt Colqe witll a
J. 79 ~ point av~. is ~ bliad. Hit optic nerve never
developed. lee viq him with a 20/4 vision which 11 corm:tible to 20/200 Wida ll•utt _____ ......,..__ ___ ~-
Bui t.bolc who don't know of his
dillbilny arm 't awa~ he tw a vilion ~m._ · h'bi h. fi H11 v111on pro 1 u am rom
drivina a car, and ..-hen someone
Jbouts at him·from 20 feet away, be bu~· identifYina the perwn.
He can't det«m1ne tht color of an individual's eyes sittina across a
table, be ltCS only a blurred face .
Yet durina his school yQn. he wu
able to hide his problem. •
.. I take full respons1b1hty for m)'
low hish school record," he said.
"Back an the late l 960s and early
l 970s. you were su~tazed if you
hid a disability. J hid mine well I
didn't want to call attention tOJn)SClf.
.. Many of my Leachcn and fncnds
weren't aware that I couldn't Stt the
d\aJkboard from the front row. No
wonder I didn't keep up in eta s."
Discourased by high school coun-
selors to attend collesc. Hall opted for
a five-year music career. Later he
went ·into retail saJcs.
HaU also decided to pursue slun
dtving. He discovered the beauty of
the environment beneath the surface
of the ocean. His only frustrauon was
t~ng to descnbe the beauty to his
fnends. He took up photograph) to
provide documentation.
The idea to pursue a college degree
arose after he was passed up for a .management pos1t1on.
··The other su~ ended up acttma the
Job."' he said. ·1 was told he was
selected solel) bec.ause h( bad a
coUege degree. even though the
degree was unrelated to the JOb.
··1 rcahzcd I was li"ing w11h a
greatcrd1sab1lity than lepl blindness.
I was tryina to be succc sf ul 1 n a ·compcuuvc world wtthollt benefit of
a college educauon."
Bruce Hall with one'Of hl1 linC1erwater p"otograph1
In 1986 he enrolled in a summer •
history course at OCC "I was afraid of failing. but I had to
sat1sf) the k>ngailgms1dc." he said ··1r
I blew 1t, well. at least I'd know I
tncd."
Hall was delighted when he earned
an ··A .. m the course.
··1 was excited." he sa1d. ··sudden-
ly. I had a future The class dad
wonders for m) self-confidence
knew I had the brains to be a
legmmate collc:ae student ...
Ha ll as an Ena.hsh/mannc b1olog)
major. He will transfer to UCI ne't
year. He hopes to eventually tea h ti
the junior hWt or hiah school level,
where he feels he can "make a
difference."
He also wants to wnte anicl~ and
take photOll'IPhS for manne-.oricnted
pltbhcations.
"You can't cx~t help if you don't
ask for it," he said "That was my
fi1JinJ an high school. J was de-
termined not to repeat that mistake
he". I let my teachers knowi. 'f'i&bt '4P
front1 my disability. They"Ve been
wonocrful." · •
During bis second scmc tcr at
OCC, Hall enrolled in a coutse tauaht
~marine science professor Dr. Tom
Gamson.
.. Dr. Garrison invited me to bnna some of my photos to his office," Hall
wd. "I was nat'tcrcd he wanted to sec
them."
Garrison was impmscd by the
quaht} of the photos. He showed
them to the editor of Pacific Diver
magazine who ran one of the pictures
1n the next issue of the mapzme Nearly a dozen others ha ve betn
published since.
Garrison is currcntl) wn11ng a
textbook on marine science that will
be used b) colleges and un1vers1t1es
across the nation. The book will
include many of Hall's photos.
"Bruce is an amazing person and a
wonderful photographer." Garrison
said. "'He's one oftbe top students in our program ...
HaJI has managed to wof'k around
his d1sab1lity in order to take under·
water shots. '"The water ofTthe Cahfom1a coast
1s pretty murky. with a v1s1b11aty of
iust five or six feet. I can easily Stt that
fu when I am ruving. I Lake "el) tlJht
shots of mr, subJccts. many wnh a macro lens.'
He has also taken photOJTIP.hs 1n
the clearer waters ofT BaJ!l California
and the Channel Islands. He dreams
of someday shooung in theCanbbean waters where v1s1biht) 1s 300 feet or
more.
"If you learn in the murk) waters of
California. and do well. you can shoot
anywhere." he said .. Mj dream 1~ to
travel to distant J points on the
compass and ti) m) ~kills there.··
Wedneeday, March e. 1989 Al
.
David Mohs
Edison ·
teacher
honored
Edison High chool instructor
David Mohs has received an
··Outstandina Contribution to
Educatton Award" from the Orange
County Department of Education.
Mohs has been a teacher in the
Huntington Beach Union High
School D1stnct for 24 years. He has
taught .S. History. world history
ancf social ps)Chology.
He also has been the Pb}stcal
Education Department coordinator
for 11 )cars and 1s the varsi ty 1irls'
\iOlle) ball .coach
Ht was vars1t) bo)s bn~ketball
coach for ~"en )ears and the Junior
"arstt) coach sc'en )cars before that.
He also ha coached boys tennis. 'olle~ball and footbnll. Hes also prls" volle )ball booster
club adviser and 1s a member of the
Charger Boo terC'lub. whi ch cq_ntrols
bmao pmes 3t Edison.
He also has a isted 1n the the development of the '"fitncs_~ for Life··
cum culum.
Digging.for roots. off amily tree growing in popularity
8yVIKJOUY
~l'llGCc..Tt .. -..
It takes a determined tnd1v1dual to
dig to the roots of one's family tret
Joan Rambo president of the
Oran_ge Count) California Gencalo31-
cal Soc1ct), equates tracing one's
family tree to a whodunntt mystery
"A large pcrccntaac of people wh o
stay with 1t arc 1n 1t because ll lS hll.c a
bug biting )OU. tt's an incura ble
disease. Once )'OU stan finding
ancestors. the more )OU find the more
you want to know "
"Ninct)-fi"e percent of the ume
genealogy 1s a matter of cxchan31ng informat1on;· Rambo said. ··1 love to
help new people get staned. You get
as much fun out of finding their
ancestors as > ou do yo ur own.
probably because when }OU act
stantd 1t is so eas) to find thinp. but as the research progresses. 11 gets
harder."
Unable to secure ground to plant its
own roots in 1963. the society kept
seck1n1 new homes for tts rap1dl >.
arowma collection of volumes until
1977 when the Hunungton Beach
Ltbrat) and Resource Center"s then-
dirtttor v.elcomed It with open arms.
Rambo said. W1tb 600 members, a ma1ont) of
them from Oransc Count). and
16.000 volumes hnana the shelves on
the sccond Ooor of the hbral). the 90Clety aptn as 10 nttd of room to prcao. But it has come a Iona W&)
tn« the da)s back when "hardl)
anybody wanted us, and those v. ho
did d1dn°t have room for us:· Rambo
sald.
While uncovcnna the famil y tree
m)stcry one invanabl) runs into alJ
kind o roadblock , Rambo said But
It take mon:: than roadblocks to
dishcancn the hardcore aenealogi t.
who deal~ with them in one of many
W8)S
Some prefer to abandon the anf!c
they are punu1n1 temPoranly, wh1lca
othen choose to Sttk the ~Ip of a
profcuional rc~rchcr. And the" arc
those who suck with it no matter
what. Rambo 1J.
How tar a re\Carchcr aon. of
tounc. 1 up to the re.searcher. but
there 1s no doubt the more he digs the
harder It gets.
""The New Englanders kept Hr)
good records. Their courthou~ 'w\.erc
made out of rock. whereas in the
South they \\Cre of under-di) wood The ume penod and the location of
)Our ancestors determines whether
their record$ wdl be eas) or hard to
find," Rambo said.
··Sometimes \\hen )OU come back
to 1t (a record) )OU sec something tha t
)OU didn't stt the first time," Rambo
said. '"New 1nformat1on ts unco"ered
many umes when someo ne looks over the same records again.··
In-depth research can get c'-
pens1ve wtth its overseas cor·
respondencc and extensive tra veling. Rambo said. but tt 1s possible to make
big advances b) using the mfor·
matton available at the library.
"You can do )Our research from
nght here, you don't ha\C to tra-.el."
she SaJd.
GcnealC>g) is pan of the Mormon religion, Rambo said, and extensive
family record keeping 1s practtced b)
them. The soc1ct) from time to time
takes excursions to Salt Lake Cit;
..,. here the largest atnca10Jlcal library
collecuon m the count!) 1s housed
In her 23-)ear assocsauon wt th th(
soc1Ct), Rambo has seen all kinds of
people. She said mo t men re-
searching art ··quite often onl y
interested in their name Women
tend to be interested in both their
maiden names and the new last name the) acquire upon mama e ..
The ··11u1c old ladies 1n tennis shoes
,oina to the library" 1maie of the
society's typical members 1s a thin& of
the past smce the collection became
east I) acccss1blc to the public . .Rambo
said. The easy access hu encouraged
all age aroups to make use of 1t.
A large-scale library c'pan ion
plan current I> in its 1n1tsal siaacs ma)
pave the way for more room for the
acncalogical collcctton to pre d
1ucl( Rambo said The society mcm·
~n meet once a month acnerall) 1n a
room pecked to capacity.
.. It 1s such a ,·atuablc c:ollccuon. ~-c ~ould ttrta1nJ hke to puf tt tn a
Joan R•mbo poses with tit• volumes on 1•n•alogy by the Huntl"91on aeach Ubrary.
t ' laracr area .. L1bral') 011"CC'tOr Ron allow more 'P3«' tor IU0.000 \'OI· ~020 ·· c'en hi\ a hne of descendant "'ho
Ha) den td \.'The e.:pan ion that 1s umcs 1n the adult atta and v.ould take Rambo said \he ·has traced ht'r scttltd 1n VirJJnta before the Ma\·
to take pla ~•than t~o )cars ""'" the communst) throuah the )car cthntc: bac~ound to En&Jand and Oo""er.1oin1 as far bad. as 1607.
'' I lit ,po I I Ifill I .
William Lyon f amlly gives S250,()()() to Mardan SchOol
The Wllllul Lyw fam1) donated
S2.S0.000 to help build a ne Matdan
SthOol In ''"*•nc. Mardan. •hich i
slaltd to mo"e to 111 ntw location this ~r. 11 a non-profit tchool for
duldfm and lldult1 Wlth 1nm1n1
411MMlma.;Thtne1W hoolwiUJUVc
1ppnmmattly 50 pef'ttnt mort •tu-
dtntS. . '--··11 1J 1m~nt to lO\" ro~mun1'1·· btcl"9C tl Pf'O\ idn the Of'll) 1ftd1 U•
Ulliml ICMemec prolf'l!mt and WI)'. ~ XO'tea for am•• d1sabltd ~ "' IM COUftt)'." Mid Bruce .llh9eft; pmidtftt of Minten·,
..,.. ol lnllllft.
S1rttt in Or'an , v.:11l accommodatt'
up to 20 fam1h ~h children art
ho pll•htcd for serious medical prot>.
lcm•. Thcpro~tts lattdfortomp
uon 1n h1tt prma. • • • Loeal 'tu~nt• makmJ the honor
roll at C nta Barbara ancludc Lara
Pa'lt DirMf of fountain Valle and ~-~r set.-. J• ·,.n, J-.p Ca..O , Usa EU1a.k~ GtltMre
of Hunt1n ton Beach
and c:1tt1rn\h1p. The thtmc of tht
conf~ntt wa "The Lcadc~ of
T omorrov. Mtctint the Lcac.k~ of Toda>:· · Throuahout the $1\-da) con-
ference. tl\e tudt nts ml't with le den
and ne~ tnakcn from the thrt'C
branchc' of 10..emml'nt. the media
and the d1plomattc: COfP$.
··1.-, ont thin to rtad anJ I ~rn
abo411 one·~ &0' crnmcnt 1n a tc t-
book.'" td J.tlll Hl9", C\ Ull\C
dutttor ... But tt t\ a c:omp.letd~
d1Jltrent 6Jucatt nal t\pcncn<'C to
finthaml OM0 o\C'mm nt at
~°'~ and to w1tn lhc d m rat1 proct ..
Her ct1 v111~ incl uded being a
J)C('1al Ol)·mp1 \oa h. member of
the Gm:k Honor Cl), member o
Monar rd and member of the
l11mpu nt r Honor ·1cl) he
also 1 a \Oluntccr for Lex mo , an orpha~c an Mexico. where he
btin.a food, clothma. and tO}'\ to the
c-h11drcn. Ghani-8anki tw bttn re--
n11ed by Gamma Phi Btta and
dccled ~\idtnt of PanflcUcft • a
o'tmina body fi r tht t wron1
oncampu .
a p0l1hcal IMJOt and ... u be 1ttcnd1ns aav. tcboOl in thefall
Oblr,.·Blnlu it tht ~tet of .._.taand.._..Cbnfl rtf
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Otenge Coast DAILY PILOT/ Wednad•y. March 8 . 1089
.Biabetes research supported
OMl)t rtiol ~·.,, L .. r•ytte
Lynn Burrows •nd G•ll Bosch f•bov•J; Cl•v• How•rd. Ann
Mound •nd Judy Gertner.
llOICOS('OPI·:
lyVIDAO.AN
~Not e-.-•·
"AH of the mone}' we make today
't•ll io for research ... to fi nd a cure for
Juvenile diabetes," said MariJya
Ryder at the Four Seasons Hotel.
The ev~nt la t week was the second
benefit fashion luncheon sponsored
by the Juvenile Diabetes Foundation
of Orange Count).
"We began fund-raising two }ears
ago at a grass roots lc\'el. and in June
of 1988 we organized o.ur first board
in Orange Count). The nattonaJ
organiiat1on ha s m the ~st 10 >ear
donated $58.8 million for research
and there ha\e been positive break-
throughs," added Ryder, • board
member and chamnan of roajor aifis.
R)der e~plained that one of the
most 1mponant ad,ances in diabetes
treatment 1s a person's ability to
monitor his O\\n blood sugar level at
home with a computer. R)der has a
daughter. no" 121-2. who was
diagnosed .as ha' ing diabetes when
she was 6. Most of the chapter's 300 mem-
bers. have a child w11h diabetes,
accorchng to the luncheon chair-
woman. Marsha Besley of Hunt·
ington Beach. Besle} and husband
Dr. Tom Besley, a board member,
became JO\Ol\ed two years ago \\hen
son Mauhew learned he had diabetes:
No" 16, he was one of the 160 fashion
v1e"crs. He came from Santa Barbara
where he attends Dunn School. He
monitors himself on the computer
three times a da) and has to inject
himself w 1th 1nsuhn evel) time he
cats. ··1 can sull do most of the things
1 did before lindang out about the
diabetes. I am sun aCtl\ c ano sttll
surf," said Matthc". "'I thank of
having diabetes as an mcon' e-
n1ence
.. 1 am hoptng "'c make S5.000
toda}. At our first fash ion sho"' \H'
had onl> 90 people there. so "cha' c
almost doubled our attendance. and I
am thankful for C\el) one that came
todav," commented the cha1Noman
Assisung \.\it h lunchcon arrangr-
ments were Susan Clark, decoration'>
Lynn Burrows, re!>Cr\-attons and
Helli Heiserman, "ho was in charge of prt7eS. ,.
Thl' bag prlll' of the da~ "'a .. a rruise
to \fc~ICO. ant.I Nora Lehman, "ho "'a' J'>"\lang Kitty Leslie ''1th fa\h1 on \ho'' bought th e \\tnnang
tu.-1>.et
C 1ucc.t<, d1m·d on neam of bronola
<,oup. cold r hacl>.l·n ..alad \\Ith tar-
ragon sauce ~ind '>lra\\bcrru.·s an grand
Helf• HelHrm•n admires outfit worn by
Mlch•ll• Greer.
marn1er sauce. Member Llnda Blake mg Lile Rullocl>.s \\.1lshtre and Red
selected the menu. Haute -'?
"I am "caring t\\O hat . toda). ~1d No om· "~t a"a) empt} handed
Leslie. ··1 am on the chapter board from this luntheon .. at each place
and as fashion director for fa.,h1 on "a'>abagcontatntnfaT-shinpnnted
Island. 1 am dotng th.e show." Using il .... Mlh the tnformatton that the JD
cruise theme .. Leslie sho"ed 44 ~roup plans a Ma) 7 "'on the road to
fashion Items trom stores 1nclud1ng itfe cure" walk at Fashion Island
Tnpos. Rice ha. Monda . Panscope. More information is a'a1lable from
Pons lnterna11-0nal. Montrcr. pon the chapter omcc. 840-884S
Wedaesdar.. Marcil 8
ARJES \March 21-Apnl 19): Good
news received concerning health of
one close to you. Focus on ex-
pen mcntat1on, social activity, popu-
larity. You'll be at nght pla~ ?t
"spectal" moment. Sag1ttanan 1s in
picture.
New delivery system a blow to traditiqn
TAURUS (Apnl 20-Ma) 20):
People who thought )'OU were careless
concerning details w1ll change their
minds. Performance 1s rated flawless.
LepJ decision socs your way. Marital
status commands auenuon. Scorpio
fisures prominently. GEMINI (May 21-June 20): You
could write your own ticket! Your
.. specialty" is in demand. Spotlight
on promotion, advancement, recog-
nition previously withheld. Superior
expresses faith in your potential.
Pisces involved. CANCER (June 21-J ul} 22): Avoid
sensationalism. Explam facts in mod·
crate manner. You'll receive gif\
representing payment or apprecia-
tion for recent favor. Fam al> member
insists on "redecoratmg." Libra is
represented. LEO (Jul~ 23-Aug. 22): You"ll
encounter Pisces person who says.
"Your aop:al 1s so strong 1t can be
bhndingf'' Maintain balan~. Infor-
mation regarding mone} comes from.
unusual source. Romance will pla>
major role.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Deal 1s
scaled. Emphasis on legal affairs.
public relations, ab1hty to put across
profitable concepts. Strong love rela-
tionship featured alona with pressure
of deadline. Capncom involved.
UBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Focus on
blending of creative and practical
endeavors. Includes p~unting, cook·
ina, sewing. Romantic interest is
revived. could lead to journey. Pets
and dependents play featured roles.
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21 ): Stress
independence, style, creativity. You
need not be satisfied with status quo.
Opponuni ty exists for you to make
HHIUfil :
ly CHARLES GOREN
and O MAR SHARIF
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SAGITT ARIJJS (No'. 22-Dcc 21)
Intuition on target.you'll sense true
financiaJ picture. Focus on home,
parent, deahngs with women. Prop-erty for sale requires funher examin-
ation. Cancer native will play
dynamic role.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19):
Plans involving trips. relattves sub-
JCCctual curiosity.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Re-
vamp financial planning. structure.
AdV1ser as not knowledgeable. Face
facts as they exist, not merely through
haze of wishful thinking. Former
professional associate proves to be
ally.
PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): You
fi nalJy are "nottced." You no longer
arc merely another face m the crowd.
Some will say. "Where have }OU been
all my life!·• Member of opposite sex
expresses admiration. Get thoughts
on paper.
IF MARCH S IS YOUR BIRTH· DAV you are intense, work weH un<kr
pressure. are romant1c, sentimental.
passionate. You have knack for
pining confidence of older persons.
Capncorn, Cancer mdiv1duals play
important roles in your ltfe. Qirrcnt
cycle highlights home, ~unty,
marital status. possible add1t1on to
family. You are prescient, difficult for
others to fool. but you can fa ll victim
to self-decepuon. June will be
memorable for you this year. h11h-
lightina career, money, love.
1howed a powerful two-suited
hand, and Levin's five no trump
asked bis partner to cboe>te the au.it.
North elected to cue-bid .U bearu
It was a stol) at the top of the page
of our newspaper. and it should ha"c
been The paper routes of the morn-
ing newspapers in man)' large Amen-
can c1ttes will no~onger be dell\·ered
b> kids. but b) adults in cars.
Get outta here! Tell me Barbu!
bleaches her pon) tail. Tell me Dack
Clark has a picture agtng tn his alltc.
But don't tell me that a trad111on as
old as the word 1s gotng down the
tube .
I was a paperboy's mother for more
years than I care to remember. It's on
my resume. For years I listed it on mx
dnver's license under "occupation
It tells you a lot about a person. (Your
capacity for guilt and endurance for
pain. to mention two.) I used to
mention "our" route at parties and
immediately be surrounded b) ad·
marers.
'\ t :M S 'I ·\ Kt: HS
The JOb. ho""e"er. was more than
JUSt status for my on Forget the fact
that for a pcnod offive or m. >ears he
was the only person \\e kne~ with a
savings account and could ha'e
bought and sold h1' entire famtl)
More important. those were the years
he wa~ introduced to that great
Amencan threat that parents usf to
scare their kids half to death: the
dreaded "real world "
II# l Ill ,,.. ••
POf'Mer Plrlt LMJ runq Re ... n u Hs backn•9e MorNl•J
n'9ftt to conp......._ •• ..., ... 'J•hnHrov •ft•r he open ed
on 8rcNldw~ 9n --~ .... .
It ".as his lirst encounter \\Ith
respons1b1ht). IOUS} hours and dead-
beats. .\nd he learned Hr learned
that birds that soar with "'The
Tonight ho\\·· do not sprout \\1ngsa1
4·30 lhe ne'\t morning.
He learned that people who h'<e an
S22S.OOO houses do not ha\e a cash
flO\\ ofS I 50 for their new<ipaper
· He teamed that you cannot plan
)our retirement around a broken
b1c)cle chain. and that a bo) \\Ith a
morning paper route has no friends
when he wants a day off He found out rather qu1ckl) that
working on unda)'s could give ~ou a
hernia.
But the most important th1n1 he
discovered was that even though h~
represented nothing more than a
"thud" to those still asJetp an tht'
morning. he was nitht up there in
1mponanrc "'•th tlie cdtto~ and
\\nters of the paper hr wa~ carT) ing
He balanced on h1\ bake the most
perishable item being consumed b)
people a newspaper AH lhe planning
of the ed1to~. lhe color, 1he spons
scores. lhe Pulitzer Pnze-w1nnint
exposes and the comic geniuses were
all an the hands of an anm of small ~id~ pedaling their v.ay th.rough the
darkness an the small hours of the
morning \\ 1thout them, all of the
people at the paper might JUSt as well
ha\C' been v.nting and 1llustra11na
h1StOF) books
The reasons being cited for the
demise of these carriers are fears over
their safet). deli' cry costs. the we1aht
of the Sunda> ed1ttons. and a shonaae
of w1lltng )'Oungsters.
Maybe that's the .. real world" now.
Schuller' s milestone TV taping
hailed by 3 f o·rmer presidents
By The Auodated Press
G ROEN GROVE-The 1.000th
tapin,& of ht "Hour of Power"
tclev1s1on show drew congratulations
for the Rev. Robert H. SdaUcr from
all sorts of celebnttcs tnclud1na three
cit-pre 1dcnts.
Former Presidents Gerald r ord.
Ronald Rcaaan and Richard Nixon
were among the wcll·W1Shcf1 who
sent v1dcotQpc to unday's ~rv1cc at
the rystal Cathedral.
Other celebnucs sending tnbu1c
included Olympic swimmer Janrt
Evans. cntcna1ncr Sammy Dav1\ Jr .
Mother Tc~ and Coretta ott
King. the widow of the Re\. Manin
Luther Ki ng Jr.
"You've bttn our~ tor, both on
OUfVl llStO)OUrchu.rthanda v.e'\.e
traveled this great country... said
Labor Secretary Elizabeth Dole on
behalf ot hc~ll and her husband.
n Bob Dolt'. R-Kan "We're ex·
trrmel> proud oft he accomplishment
}Ou'rc celebrating toda).-
The anntversary shov. 1s scheduled
to be broodca t Apnl 2 .
R. ONOR. Pa. -Rl110 S&arr feels
nJ)lt at home do1na children's tcle·
'1S1on bcolusc he's wuh the same
audience he hod when he wu a
Beatie.
"KJd,_ and mothers wcr~ my
crov.d" dunng the &IOI')' ~ars as
drummer with the Bnu h 11na.1na
&roup. tarr ad an an interview in
TV Guide' Marth 11 i uc.
'tarr said he doc-~ not think h1'
currtnt JOb as an ant1-chmu to b1
)ra'°' as a lkatlc tarr, 4~. pla)s a
train conductor an the new PBS British import .. h101na Tunt Sta.-
11on."
in search of a srand 1lam but South,
with what aeaned to be 1 utelcM
kina or hearu. ventured no further
than six spades.
But'• areedy dOilble turned what
Movie:..goers often of fended by language
miabt have been a 'lbaky contract DEAR ANN LANDERS: Last
into a simple liqle-:-dununy prob-ntaht we wtot to sec the film "Rain
lem -by prCICJlti"I declarer with 1 Min." Tom Cr'Uise was Jood. Dustin
blueprint of the dlatribudon. The Hoffman was bnlliant. The lanauaac
diamond open.ins lead wu ruffed In was offensive.
dummy and a low 1padc wu led. The favorite word out of Holl)'·
Since 1oina up with the lciila wu wood these days seems to be the F-
tantamount to eurrcnder, But wOrd. I am wntina to ask why. Can it
played low and deC:larer'• queen be thlt that's tht way people 1n won. An ..... _ diamond ruff provu. California talk and we squattS in ~~· 'Ill Middle Amttica hlvcn•t cauaht up ed the entry to the table 10 Cub three with t~m )'Ct? Or i1 it because lbe F-•
top clubs, followed by 1 club ruff In word will iQJl.lle an .. R •• ratina. which DEA& »am: 1111 IC=~· a.
tbe cloted baud. teem• to attract aoWds? .....,. c-.. W1i11tit ---,, 1111
Lmn cubed the ece or beutl. Ma)'be tbc ~ucen btlieve such ..... , ....... .._% 9!f ....
overtook tbc quem with I.be w .. .o. lanlullC enhMCa the chatKter. If m'll<?len -:raz· lu•a --. to, they are mistaken .. Tom Cru11e'1 _,. -.... 7-Md played Oft tbe act of ctiUDODda dW'IC1cr .. far lftOft' IDOViN Ud ClllM et p M.... 1111 • .. .. co briDa hit trick to.al to 10. Left on p.>werfui wbcn bi bent down IO till ...._
the board _. dM A J of trumpe hil audldc brother on 11.e tbft'-d
ad a dub, d6ll !alt ... doWa to &bu nen be ... JPt'Wina lortb
--but tnmpl. Dldlilr .. ...., words. 'R'Xfid tlM Ol#l/I • 11W t.J I• llOI u old~ I w bara
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this:
A 19-year·old fellow from KiDcaw, Neb., MS charJied with makina an ,,._. aublt.a~. The
drua . meth · ~~pbrtlmine. com·
jilaoJy uo,a. f.cllay, .. ipelled
D&be .... lllblle.
of di °'* diMrict coun .._, ._ • ._ "t _....
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D R o\NN l..A DERS: My hus-
band and I are both in our 60s. I am
his second Wlfe. We have been
haes>tl> married for 12 _years.
Two wteks bdOfc Chrisunal my
husbe.ocf1 u -wife's mother died. He traveled ~ mite, to attcad lk
funeral. He 11id be fttt M shoWd be
there for the "children:· (The ehi"-
dttn att .-0 • .)8 and 35.)
Two 1Wtks leeer my 1'uibud wena
to ~letnt.e Christma1 Wkla tu. d11I·
dttn.
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Man deserves
another chapter
profiling courage "
If a scqud to ''Profiles 10 Courage" were to be wntten.
Paul Nussbaum would be a candidate for a chapter. His stor)
is worth retelling:. .
Not that long a&O. lhe JO.)ear:-0ld man.wished he had
died. • .
· Hi' body was paralyzed. H~ co~ldn't talk and was unable •
to brntbc without art1fic1al aid.
A once vigorous athlete was rendered a virt ually helplcs
human being. •
A .22-calibcr slug had slammed anto his face and lodged
in his neck, scvcnng vital nerves and Nussbaum's hfe as he
had known It.
A rather routine traffic ahercauon outside the Orange
County fauirounds on July 18. 1987 had turned ugly nnd
forever turned Nussbaum's life into something that wall
anything but routine.
T he a sailant wtth the .22-caliber gun went to pri on.
Nussbaum went to surgery.
Albert Carroll Morgan was sentenced to 10 )Cars.
Nussbaum got life. Doctors predicted pcrmamncnt paralys111.
The outlook was dark. o was Nussbaum's mood. He had
reslgned himself to hfc in a wheelchair.
But something clicked. As Nussbaum put distance
between the re~p1rators and other life-giving machineS'that he
had relied upon. a he began to feel his arms and legs again. he
slowl) came to believe there was reason to hope.
He decided to confront the challenge. He began training
to compete in the \\hcelcha1r d1\ 1s1on of the Los .\ngclcs
Maratho n.
for nine months. he road a stauonan bicycle eight to I 0
miles per day. Evcl) day he did 200 Sil-ups and 60 deep knee
bends. That 1 ~mething hkc 54 000 sit-ups and 16.000 deep
knee bends. Imagine the pain.
On unda). threc hours. 58 minutec; and 25 seconds after
he started. Paul Nussbaum crossed thl' finish line at the Loll
Angeles Marathon 1n b1cyclc-ltkc racing \\hcelcha1r.
Imagine the JOY.
With therapy and much more hard work. Nu~sball'm
thinks he will regain full use ofht'i legs. He will walk on the legs
that once wouldn't move
"I think I will walk again because I'm prett) dctermtnl'd
and I've alwa)S been very dt c1pltncd -that's probabl) \i.hat
got me th1 far." Nussbaum said.
'omcday he may run across the finish line and that will be
another chapter in a courageous story.
Opinions expr.ssed 1n this space are those ol the Dally Pilot Other
views expressed on this page are those of their authors and artists Read.tr a·
comments are ln\'lled and may be sent 10 The Daily P1to1. P 0 Boll 1560.
Cotta Mesa i2628
0 ·1·111-:n '01c·1·:s
Tower's problems
Don't get the idea that John Tower was rcJeCtcd as
defense sccrctaf) by the ·nate .\rmcd Services Committee
JUSt because he ha a reputation as a man who likes an
occasional gla11 of \\tne and has an appreciation for a \\Cll-
turned ankle.
Let''i put It on a 'ihghtl) higher le\ t:l. .
Let's look at Tower's background 1n dctcnsc. t\s a
senator, ro"'cr was chairman of the Armed Service~
Committee. and he was \\-Cll-known as a enator "'ho '"nc' 1.·r
met a defcnc;c sy tern he d1dn 't hkc." ( .\s defense sccrctar\ ).
more hkcly he would he a rubber stamp for any \\.ISh hst the
m1htary give him. fter he lefl the nate. fo"'cr became a consultant to the
defense industry In a couple of years he had recel\ ed around
a m1lhon dollars in con~ulung fees from defense contracto~.
He and defense contractors get along 'cry, \Cl) well
Thi 1~ the man who 1s supposed to go before C'on~1css
and makecrcd1blc. plausible arguments as towh) \\e need this
weapon or that defense sy tern. or""h' we should pa) so mulh
more money for this project" The rumors of\\oman1Z1ng and drinking are the least ot
To\\cr·s problem lt;tt the Senate forget those rumor5 and
JUd c the man ~Id> on h1 defense background.
The \.Ole niµ1n t him hould be o"'erwhelm1ng
lOD \ l I'\ HISTORl
Today ii Wcdn(\<Sa y. March g the
67th day ot 1989. l hctt arc 298 da)s 1cn in &he 'car.
1 oda)"s hi&hhl.ht 1n h1\tory
On March 8. I 782. the C1nadcnhut·
ten ma\ ctt took piaLe as wme 9U
Indians .. ho hid con,erted to Chm·
11anity .. ere: murdered by m1htt men
in Gnadenhutten. Ohio, 1n rc:tah:it1on
for raidscamcd out b) other Indian'
On th ls date:
In I 702. naJand's QuNn ~nne
Uttnded the thront upon 1hcde1th uf
Wtlham Ill.
In 1841, lJ.S upremc <. oun
Justice Oh\Ct Wcnddt tlolmc\ Jr.
v.111' bom in ffo\ton.
In 1854 · ( ommodorc: 1at-
thew (.'. ~rr) m de his ~nd
landine an Japen. W1th1n a month. h contl~ • tlt'at)' -.1th 1hc Japan .
In &174. tM 13th prnidcn& of &he
Umtid Slaea. Mallard Fillmore, d1t"d tn Bufrllo. .Y. In 1194. nw:YoA: tnactc~Uhc first c.to.4iccn11na .law an the nauon. fo 1917, tllt fln& qf t•~ Ru ian
Re' Olullons btpn W11h noo and
iankn an ·a. Pt1tnhuf'I.
In 19 17, the US. na&c \Otcd 10
hmn fihbusttn ldopuna the
... ,.,,, a ct •
hlishef
TU Journ•I. Ne-w Vim. Mla11 .
cloture rule
In 1930. the 27th pre 1dcnt of lht'
l 'n1ted l&tC$. W1lh3m Ho\\ard Taft
d1N 1n Wo. hinaton.
In 1942. the Japancsc captu~
Ranaoon. Burma. durin WorlJ War
11 In 19 3. the llou~ forc11n .\ll:ur\
Comm1uet endorsed a nu le. r
\\C'3p()O frttlC V.lth tht So\. ICt
Union. 3 proposal dcnoun cd the ~mt d.a) by Prnident RonalJ Rc-
pn as a ''\cry danscro_us fraud ."
Ten ) rs : Pttlident J1mm)'
Caner met for hours in Catro with
f.a)ptlan ~1d nt nwar dat 1n
an dTon to help bnna about • pea c
tlt'at) wtth ls~I. but both ad q1d
aflcN--ard that .. Utt~hcd lS\UCS ..
remained .-•
Toda) ·s binbda) · Rct1rrd n.
Jenn1nts Randolph. O.W. ~. i ai1. ctrc:~s Claire Trc,or ' 80 ct~~· dancer d :han.ut 1' 68 \<'lit'\\
ue ne Lanpton i S3. former baseball l;>ta)'tt Dd authoT Jim
Bout n ''SO. A.ct res l..)nn RcJgrai.c
•s Mt. C1tt"U u-n G r~ 1s 4S. Actor
M1cktj Oolcn1 t 44 ~trtU J 1mc
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Deficit-cutting suggestions
are as popular as a root canal
Yo u be th e judge o f budget office ideas
~.\\Hl~(,f()'\; -.\n)OOl' \\00
ha\ n 1:r balanl1:J a l'hCl kbook has
got to \\Under "h" the federal
goq:rnmcnt lan·1 do the.· \<lme When
)OU run out of mont:). )OU '>lop
\pending until )OU get more .\t least
that"\ the "3) 11 used to work in the
old da)s when ""don't leave home
without 1t" rckrrcd 10 cash .
Now. the federal government has
as m.1n) C\CU\l'!> for running up a
defit·1t as a shopahohc has for running
up a charge acroynt I he < on-grt'~Stonal Budget Oni1.-e rermndcd
Congrc s of those 1:u uses in 11s H'lent
report on the dclic11
fhcrc arc 1cchnK..il l'Ons1dera1tons
Some go' crnmcn1 programs span
)Cars and 1t wouldn 1 moke !>Cnse to
budget pha~ onl' and then eliminate
phase 11,1,0 I 1 doc'>n 't look good for thl.'
'-:a\'. for mstam:c: 10 spend mil hons
ot dollar> designing ao am. raft ~arna
that "-Ill neH'r be built
1 here arc.· kgal and mor.d c..ons1dl·r-
a11ons People plan their ll\cs ba!>l"d
on pronHSt'\. "r1111:n or und1:r<11oo<l
from the ft'deral go,crnml.'nt It
1,1,ould not do 10 ha' I.' l m:k Sam run
around breaking those prom1'iol'S.
e\pel1ally the big promise from
(1corge Bush· ··No new l~~cs ...
Then: .ire 4uL•c;t1ons ol l'qu1l'
( ongrc s could 1rnpoSt' uil import
Ices. for instanlc..'. nnJ thl' people.-I" ing m Buffalo ,.,.ould 1..om plain
about their hca11ng bills Or.< ongn.'\\
coulJ anncasc c1gnn.·ttc ta'cs and
dump the burden on poor people
bccau'>l' the\ smokl' more than nrh people do ·
r IO:lll). there 3rl' QUl.'\llOn\ OI
Clonom~ II the go\crnment l·Ut\ ll\
\pc.'nding. the c..:onom) lips 1n10 .1
n.<tcs\lon Pl'opk lo!>C their Jobs
01her pc.'opk get tight "1th their
monc) .md l'\l.'f)ntKh hl..inll''> < un·
grcss and thl· prl·\1dl·n1
Sudd1:nh 11 l'>n't \<'ca\\ tu< ul lhl'
ddiut an)inoa·
But the ( ongress1unal Budget Of.
ficc SJ' e 11 a sporuna ti) an)wa)' In a
onc-snch-th1tk bool... the ( BO sug.
gc'>lcd I ~9 kdcral programs lo
ehm1natc. ~all'. b.tlk 01 bleed murt·
monq out of fhl document in-
dudes a <.1,1..·at. the (BO wasn'1
ad' oca11ng am uf II\ \u~c:s11uns It
was mcrd ~ ollcnng options. 1 krl.' af\.'
c;omc \<tmples tor )OU to Judge
• < anrl'I thl' dcplu)ment ot \1 \.
n11s\1lcs un ra1lro.iJ tar<. and s.·nc
SS 8 ll1ll1on There v.ould "11111 tx·
1.000 Oll\Slk'> Ill \110\ hut 1111\Sllc'> II\
c;1lo'> arc c;1111ng dud•.s
• Dcl..i) produt t11>0 of th\· \tea Ith
Bomber until l'I"' and \J\C v.ho-
l..no""-hov. -mu1..·h. bclJU'>l' lh1: W\t ot 1~1'> mnkc1 I'> da\\1li\.'d \n cdu1..att-d
guc: .. ., "'ould put thl '41' 1ntLs al SJll
billion lx'l..iu~· .t dl.'la) nutzht .1110\\
dt•<;1gm·r\ to v.nrk out \Uffil' u\\tl\
hug'>
• Don't lll\C thl' mll11an a flJ' 1a1~ nnt H'ar and \J\ l' SI~ -4 b1lh11n.
I he nc;k I\ that quahtkd rl·nu1t\ ""I
not Join up .ind nul1tal) \:!lane' ,qlf
not ll'l'P pan·" 11h l I\ 1han \land..ird'>
• I a' a portion ot l\.klhnm· ocn-
l'lit'i and '><1ucc1c SI 9 h1lho11 morc out
of till' tJ\P.l)l'" T h1\ unl' \Wuld Ix
.1bout a~ popular a'i J root lJn.11
• Rl·dulC thl' \Uh\ld\ on ~ houl
lunlh program\ that \l'r'l' ~hildrcn
"ho .lk not poor J nd \<I\ e Sl ~
billion I hl.'n m1ddll'<las'i lhtldrcn
\\Ou Id c;ulkr onh 1 l the1r parcnh V.l'rc
100 bu'i\ or dumb to make them a
nu1n11ous lunth -a probkm th.11
should not be unJcrc\llmaled
• Reduu· federal a1<l tur OlJ\s
tr J0\11 "''itcmc; and -.a' l' SI< .l t11ll1un
Then be. prep.in-<.! tu C\pla1n 10 rx>or
people wh~ a bus ticket to -.url "'Ill
CIJ'it them S5 instead of 50 ccnb
• Ta'< 10 pcn·cnt of the profit from
home ~Ir\ and net SJ:? .S b1lhon in
f1,c )tars. Member of Congn:'IS
could then clean oil theardc ks and &o
home. bc<'3u!>r it's ~ \u~ b<'t thc)-
v.ouldn't be r'\'.-elec:ted
IMPORTING DANGER
Foreign-made pcst1rnk continue lo
enter the L n1led late wuhout the:
knowll-dgc: of the En' ironmental
Protec11on .\gen() brr) )ear an
C"it1ma1cll t> 000 kind~ ol Pl''t1rnk .m· sh1pJll:d into lhl.' wuntf). but the
F P .\ docs not h.1' t• a '>( f<"l'n 1 n prc~ram town out to\ln\ that ha,l·
not bcl'n approH~d for U\e here
h:dl•ral aud11<1r'I point out tha1 she
EP.\ dues nut l'\ en ha\c a formal
agm.·m1..•nt "llh thl· l < U\IUm\
S\.'nllC.e'l"n though thc t\\oagcnc1t•\
ha'c 'lharcd re\pon'i1b1ht) for
tllOflJ ton ng 1 rn pc.>rll·d JX''t" 1dc\ SI m'l'
1970. Thi.' Fr\ nr' er got a1c,und 10
1s!luing pohnc' and prnl'C'dUrt'\ tor tnSJ)l'CIO~ IO the lit'IJ and dot•\ 11\ll
l.'ITC'lll'cl} handk pap1:r~ork nn thl
11npons. 1he aud11 found
f,en afkr the auJ11. the E:.P \
appea~ relul't.1nt to l It-an up II\ .l\. I .\
rewon!>C to thl· aud11 finding.' ..aid
that 1hc agcnl·~ "111lontmuc10 a 1f.n
. 1 It>" pno11t' to imported pc t1lld('\
J•ct Aad~rso11 ud Dal~ \'ao .ttt•
•rt s}odlc•tf!'d Nlumai1t1.
Republicans set for redistricting
war against Brown, Democrats
\car
One of the.' Hl-author' ol P1ur-
O\ll1on .,, -"h1ch hn111\ .1h1h1' 111
leg1slamc leader. to r;u'4.' and JI\
tribute l·am~l;11gn lund' -" Ko'' J<'hn'>on and he·, luming
Out these arl.' JU'>t prd1m11lar) '>k1rml\he~ m thl.' fo1 thc..om1ntt pol111-
cal "ilr.
The m:iJor bJttk "111 be rcappor
11onment. the rcJr.i'~ mg oflcg1c;la11,e
dl\lr1ct Im~ altl"T thl' 1990 ccn ii~
()c11p1t-.' 1he1r JC'lhnina \lllCr
\tn:ngth. lhl· [)\.•n\lxntt\ pr~nc....J
lUntrol of the \tall' l cg1,) turl·
1hrou h t~1.· po't-19 0 rcapporuon·
·men&, and thr' want 10 do 1t m
Ol{' C\~rt\ a Ire.ad) an:-'IX'\: U·
leatms that Jc\pllc rnnlmUl-J d1.'-
tcnoratH.>n of 1h1:1r \Oler 'tttn th.1hc
lXmocral\ lOUld cr'r') mandcr them·
!I.Ch('\ b3d.. mto fll'nl 1."001rol of the
{ ap11ol throuah Jrnu dni" m of
hn~ Ton1 Quann. a Rcpubh~"an l'\p<'rt.
tolJ a uth m ( ahforni:i lonkl'\'nct
on ~ppunionmrnt la\t "'-'C~ th.ll "a
pl;in that d n't ctlante thma
much .. 1\yu11c po 1bl unJcr '"urrc:nt
l:J"· Rt'pubhcan ltaJch arc: plannsn to
rnuntcr ct that fl'M1b1hty b)' ch na·
1n the ru of th pmc. fhc a~
pumn1 '°' lh r an anstiatavl' for the 19~ ~mt that ~ould ~' rd>
re tnct th• Ocmocr.atf ab1lit) to
control rrappun1onmrn• to then
5)3rti n ad' n •
lo make the 1n1t1aU\C more al·
tn t1vc to an ot~1 arathctsc
pubh .. 1l ma) 1nchaJ a br'Olklt.r
a uh on the L ~at1.u·c' pm1;~r
11.Kturc. one that Wd v1rtualb
dnlro) lhc ~IP at I P')•'ttfu1 onicc-Thus lhe campeip woWd br
d1ftt1N ,pmonat1 " Speew ~.
JW'1 ~ pohtJCal 1'1U, lftd If
Musicians'
uncanny
abilities
are noted
r"c seen musicians on TV play a
"'anct)' of mu 1cal instruments
"1thou1 look.mg down at their hands.
Th(') 're looking into the camera or at
the leader of tflc band. Occasionally
the) glancl' at the music in front of
them
While on the dan~ floor I've seen
members of the band play the same
way. fhcy \\atch the leader, case ahe
dance 11oor Lo check out the foxy
v.omen. and often close their eye5
\\.h1le plo)'ing. lf the in trumcnt 1s a drum, it
'"ouldn't be too difficult to pla)
without looking. The~ are no keys to
"orry about Orf a dtum.
Some v1ohn1sts keep their C)CS on
their in truments. but I beheve 11 is
becau-.c .,.,ohnssts are basically shy. ~n 1t1,•c people and they "-Ould
rather lool.. at their' 1ohns than at the
audience
Ma)'be that's why I didn't do well
\\hen I wns pla)mg the viohn in' the
school orchestra. I always thought the
audience ""a~more 1ot('rt tm& 10 lool.
at than those four httle stnngs.
The ~\ophonc 1~ another instru-
ment that int~ues me. It has a wend
a sottmcnt oflcH~rs and keys to \\Ork
with. but I don't rtmembel"Sttingarl)
mu ic1an loo._ down at them while
pla)ing r thought at one lime I would be
able to pla) a cornet or trumpet since
•"th yitl " onl)' thrrc butt<lllato worn
about But puOina chttks in and out
could cause premature wnnklcs. and
pla>"'' either horn "'ould smear m)
lspsud.
l he bulle doesn't have any l.ey .
but out'i1de of pla)ang 1n a drum and bu~lc co~. or rcH1llc and taps. there
1 n 1 mu h to look forward lo with
1h1 1nsuumen1
ow. take: the accordion -1 won"\
be ussn 11 an)\\<l) I cannot 1ma&tnc
wh t lond of mmd dreamed up this
111 trumrnt
On the mo~I common model. there
arr W piano .. C)S on the nl.ht-hand
side and 1.20 buttons on tbe fcl\-hand
1Jc 1 o comphCJte the mstrumen1
furthl·r. there JrC bellows 1n bc~ccn
that haH' to be pushed and puJlcd
1,1,h1k \OU arc lingenng the ke)'board
and pushing the button .
I krc :ia.ain. the mus1c1an rarel>
looks Jt the accordion \\.h1lc pla) mi
11 Ma)bc 1t'~ too confusing -which
side "oul<l \OU look at fim. the
buttons or th~ kq ·t
I haH' a thcon that accord1onisb
arc people who could master somr-
thmg mo t ol us couJdn"t when "'c \\~re all kid!>-pat our beads and rub
our .,tom.a~h\ 1muh.ancousl) .
r, c \CC'n people sn do'\\ n at the
piano and pla\ a number of p1CC't's
"nh 1u-.1 3n c.xcas1onal glance at the
kl'' hoard I l·an \ll at m\ t\ pewnter or
loinputer and ''pc tor 'hours .... ,1hou1
kx>k1ng do\\ n at the k.e~ . but I'm not
Wllrkmg with lC\S
I ean 1' pc: at m\ o" n spttd and not
"om about the mrkld) There 1 n·1
an aud1cnn· to t1snch 1f r hll lhe "ronf.
kl'\
I kd qualified to wnte an article
such ac, thl\ tlccauCjt there is no one
"ho kno"'' ks about mu seal in tru·
mcnl\ than I Jo. A a )oungstcr I look
mu\11..· lessons on three mstrumcnts
-pa;mo. '1ohn and piccolo.
\1 ' mothC"r linaJI) decided I JUSI ~llJn 1l ha' e the talent for music that
the rest of the fam11\ did and 11\c
lcswM \topf'l('d I rdusc to ~hcvc
l:ilk •ll talent wa\ th<' reason I nc\C'r
1'cl..imc a musician.
1thmk11 "a' b(ocausc the nt'1ghbo~
on both \Ide of us, unkn~n'to m~
mother p•ud me a quarteT for C'Hf)
da\ t didn't pr.ll.11tt.
Col•m•l•t Au 'w~lls Ii•~• l•
~ 'lpd.
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from readers
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'
: 'Many Moons' shines in SCR Conservat ~
I)' TO~ TITUS
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When your daughter asks for the moon -and you're a mighty kina-
you naturally try and g,ct it for her.
· Even ifshe's spcakinJ, laterally.
That's the crux of• Many Moons,"
the James Thurber story dramatized
as a theatrical fable and prC5Cnted by
the Young Conservatory Players of
South Coast Re~rtory. The twe>-
weekend producuon wmds up wilt)
final i)erforrnances Friday through
Sunday in the Founders HaU of tlie
Orange County Performing Ans
Center.
Thurber's wry observations of Jife generally wouJd float far over the
heads of lhe youngsters who attend
YCP prod,uctions, but the author
penned this one as a btdtime story for
has own daughter. And. given dirc<'tor
John-David Kcller·it flair for
elaborate presentation and costume
designer DwighC Richard Odie's
splendiferous wardrobe. the hour-
lonJ show sbotdd tickle even the
timest fancy.
Keller and Odle collaborate to
create larger-than.life charac-
tenzations of their royal players -
the king, jester, chamberlain. wizard
and mathematician -as they scurry
to fin<t a way to give the spoilcd-
rotten princess her, mQOn. Which, in
her pcrce~tion, is about as large as her
thumbnail, and for which a gold
locket will suffice nicely.
But what happens when the moon
comes out the next night? That's a bu
9f wizardry all the king·s horses and
~Lean on Me' makes . .
·grade at box office
HOLLYWOOD (AP) -·'Lean on
Me," the glorified look at crusading
New Jersey high school principal Joe
Clark, opened as the nation's No. I
movie. according to figures released
Monday by Exhibitor Relatjons Inc.
"Lean on Me," wrucb casts the
controversial Clark in a heroic light.
grossed$5 million at theaters over the
weekend. edging out the comedy "Bill
and Ted's Excellent Adventure." The
latter film, a story of time:traveling
teen-agers, grossed $4.5 million.
In third was "The 'bur-Os,'' featur-
ing Tom Hanks as a suburban home
owner driven to madness by unusual
neighbors. with receipts of $4,3
million. ..Rain Man." the Tom
Cruise-Dustin Hoffman autism
drama, continued its strong showing
at the box office, grossing $3. 9 million
T\' l .. ISTI '\GS
for founh place. It was followed in
fifth by .. Dream a Little Dream," a
comedy about a rej uvenation experi-
ment gone awr). wi ih sales of $2.6
million. , The comedy "Thret' fugiti ves:·
featuring Nick Nolte and Martin
Short as criminals o n the run.
collected $2.52 milhon to land in
sixth place. In seventh was "Skin
Deep.' a new· comedy starring John
Ritter as a womanizer faced with too
many options, with a gate of $2.46
million.
"Dangerous , Liaisons," the ac·
claimed chronjcle of power-dnven
seductions iJi, pre-rcvoluuonary
France. grossed $2.3 malhon to land
in eighth place. It was trailed in nan th
by the romantic comedy "Cousi ns."
which grossed $2.2 million.
all his wise men can't qu1tc fathom -
untal the princess sol ves her own
dilemma. It's a simple story. lavishl>
executed by a cast wath as many
adults as young people involved.
Chff Al vey enacts the benevolent
but befuddled king with a sweeping
sense of so mewhat cluttered col'l'I~
mand. As his bratty dauJhtcr, who
pouts in bed while her minions search
for the moon. Kate Duff us 1s quite
effective. '
The scenery-chewing assignments
are handled gleefully by Zen Gesner
as the JCStcr, Craig Harrill as the
chamberlain, Chns DuVal as the
wu:ard and Martin Noyes as the
mathemaucaan. All are gloriously
garbed and play skillfully off the
toddlers in 1he audience.
Lindsay Gilmour kicks up some
nice comic dust as the goldsmith's
daughter who , proc ures the first
"moon,·· while Jean Selden and Kell}
Sherman have some juicy moments
as the wi ves of the chamberlain and
wizard, respecti ve ly.
"ManY. Moons .. is a .. once upo~ a
time .. fairy talc wath a logical tw1 st
and an involving e>.penence for the
younger pla)goers. Closing per-
fo rmances wall begaven Friday at 7:30
p.m. and aturday and Sunday at I
and 3:30 p.m. in Founders Hall. with ticket reservati ons taken at 957-2602. • • • CALLBOARD The Youth
Theater of the Laguna Playhouse \\ 111
hold aud1uons Sa1urday from 11 a.m.
to 3 p.m for "I Never Saw Another
Butterfl)-:· a drama based on the
poetry and an of children in a
concentration camp .... darector Scott
Davidson will be seeking a cast of four
adults as well as 17 young people for
the P.r<xiucta on. which will run from
Apnl 21-13
Tryouts arc sc heduled Tuesda} al 7
p.m, foe _the comedy '"Bleacher
Bums" a1 th~ C)"press Civic Theater.
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WEDNESDAY. MARCH 8. 1989
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UCL battles 'Pacific tonight at bo(Jg Beach Arena in tourAe y epener
8y JOH mlGUSON
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LONO BEACH -In a acuon of unusual twists for the ua men•• buketball &eam, the .,.,, week bas done
notht~ to show a fiabtinaofthe cu~t downward trend.
Tlie Anteaterl take a season of streaks. of scintilatina
hiaf\sandlows1ntotbc8iaWettConkicnceToumamcnt toni&ht at 9 o'clock apinst the Univer11ty of Pacific at the
which hti lo!ll been on the vcrae ofovercomm1 a sen cs of
overtime defeats in the Bi& West this season, finally broke
tbrouah with two wins in its final three pmes.
tJCI Coach Bill Mulli&an. who has given the Tigers
pcat ttSpcct all season, even before coming away with
IWO close VIClO~ has JrCatCT problems to contend Wlth
than tett1ng the team running moothly from the
techrucal end. It's more a matter of ju t getting the team
LonaBelchAttna. . Yes, the same Pacific team UCJ enJOYJ an I s..pmc winnins 1trcak 111insL Yet there ~ouldn't seem to be a
better ume for the Tige", a team. which has posttd several ocptive streab over the past couple of years, to bn-aJc throu&h one of theit wont ones.
t<>ðer. '
Asjde from the teams headina in opposite d1rcctaons
-both from each other and wl\at each had been doing
three weeks carher, the Anteaters must contend with a
host of 1njurict. .
' The Antea&en, 11 -16, 8-10, arc comin1 off a four-
&Jme losina st,.k.all borne defeats, while Pacific. a team
The latest came when Ricky Butler was kneed an the
urper lhiab dunna last Fnday's practtce. keeping ham out
o Saturday's contest with UC Santa Barbara and out of
practice since.
The deep thigh bnuse, similar to the one Mike
Ooktorczyk ·uffercd tn the fir t Cal State Fullerton game.
held Butler out of Saturday's loss to UC Santa Barbara
He has had therapy with former Rams trainer Gar)
Tutlull three times daily SJncc, ran a lmle Monday and
was due to atttmpt some contact dnlls Tuesda)'. .. lt seem to be getting better," Mulligan said earl)'
Tuesday, but he added that 1f anything, 1t wa~ worse than
the one which kept Doktorczyk out of one pme and two
weeks of practice. He will hkely stan tonight
It's o ne ma senes of ~tbacks for several Anteaters
lately. In addition to Doktorczyk and Butler. Jeff
Herdman mis~ a pmc with the nu and Rod Palmer
sea Kings prevaH
in a romp against .
overmatched foe
CdM advances
in state playoffs
with 80-4 7 win
By HOW ARD L HANDY o..., ..... c.. •• .., .....
It was the kind ofpme coaches hke
to have early in the season but 1t
d1dn 't match up to a state b.1sketball
playoff outang by an)' stretch of the
1maginat1on.
The Corona del Mar Ha&h Sea Kmgs romped to a one-sided 80-47
,·1ctory over Tulare Westtrn High
Tuesday night an first round play of
the Southern Rea>onals of the state
h1&h school basketbaJJ tournament.
givma Coach Paul Oms a chance 10
Ult every player o n his bench.
The victory propds the Sea Kings
into a second round matchup Thurs-
da) night aga.inst Mom10151de. an
85-61 victor o~ San Diego l.Jncoln
lt was a cakewalk for the Sea Kings
who pulled steadily away from tbe
Mustangs an every pcnod of play
including late an the game when
reserves took over.
The Mustanas closed out their
sea.son Wlth a 9-17 record. Corona dcl
Mar as now 20-10 on the )ear.
Oms could relate to usma e-.cr)
player on his bench but he wasn't real
happy that the Mustangs didn't offer
a bit more compcuuon
Western) have seen this caliber of
compc11uon very much ·this season
"I figured we might be able to get
everybody an for some playing tame
during the first quarter. It was JUSt a
matter of ume unul we were \\Cll up
on them. The) couldn't handle Bnan
(Spratt) ans1de and he dad a great JOb
for us
"We have had very few op-
portun111es to get everybod) m the
pme. I can rtlate to the gu}, on the
end of the benc h because I was there
m}self m high school.
'f know exactly how they foci. I
thank the only other ume .,,,e had this
opportumty was early an the year an
our first game wnh Costa Mesa.
"This was a fun same for the kids
and I think c"erybod)' scored (only
one player failed to get a point for
CdM).
"Our league 1s ~balanced "e don't
have the luxuf) of using e"erybody
VCT)' often."
The Sea KJngs pulled 15 points an
front an the first quartCLJhanks to the
play of 6-foot-5 pratt. The} in-
creased the maf'iln an e'en quarter
including the last when · rcscnc~
pla}ed the entire pcnod
h was the type ot game 1n ~h1ch
coaches hope their pla)'en "on't gel
hurt.
In all. 14 pla)ers saw action tor the
Sea KJngs with an entire team going
on the coun w11h 2:33 remaining 1n
the third pcnod and the home teanf
lead1na. 54-27
didn't practice la.st week because of the nu Then
Doktorczyk came down with the and missed Monday's
practice.
·'Ever) body says, 'Well. they're pla>ana.· .. Mulhpn
said. "But they're not pract1c1ng. lf they don't practice all
week, it's hard to play."
The Anteaters four straight losses arc testament to
that U t season. UCI lost tnrec.m a row on the road
before entenng the tournament and then defeated Lona
Beach talc and Nevada-Las Vegas before falhng 10 the
final. but that team was heahhy
. If Butler and Doktorczyk are a1hng to point of
detenoratcd play, UCJ needs a return to prominence
from its pcnmetcr pla)ers
"We stJll have good pcnmeter shooters, but \heir
shots have descrttd them nght no"' " Mulligan said
"Shooters are amazing. They 10 through pcnods where
they're not pulling the ball in the hole. then they come out
of 1t and they're good Right no"'. our pen meter shooting
s11uauon 1s not &ood ...
Now comes Pacific. which fini hed 7-20. 3-15.
"We obviously didn't "ant to pla) them," Mulligan
said "But "'e dad 1t to oursches A.bout thrre "eel s ago, I
thought "'e were a prcll} good team 1nce then. w1th all
the difficult things that have happened. \\C lace a tough
road.
··r1rst of all. Pacific 1s probably about as good as all
the rest.of them. ·\1\d 1fwe win. then we get Vegas lfwe
JUSt didn't have to pla) Wednesda) You'd stall need to
play three games an a row \\ell We aced to pla~ four ...
Without Butler, the Anteaters still have a vanety of
offensive weapons 10 auards Kevin Ao)d and Palmer,
plus center Doktorczyk an~ forward Herdman, but
Butler's presence in the middle ha5 made evCT)'One more
effective at times.
While Ooktorc-zyk enJO}ed a pair of aood pm~s
against Pacific, Flo}d was the key in rallyina the Anteaters
at Stockton.
"We made DoktOl"C'Z¥k an All-Amcncan when we
played them." sa1d Pacific Coach Bob Tboma90n.
'Against us. he's played well. And their auards att so bi&
and athleuc. the} arc hard for us to defend.
"We have to make sure we control Aoyd and control
Doktorayk. and Butler 1s important. But if you worry
about those three. Herdman and Palmer will bu.rt you..·
But what womes Mulhpn 1s what Pacific can do.
"But I think we can score against them," Thomason
said "I thinl 1t wall be to up game. .
" •~~uaiaJt
UCI' s task:.
BeatTlg~rs
third time
If Anteaters can get
past Pacific tonight,
UNL V would follow
Herc"""' 10'
We play Pac1fic ton.,t\t at 9 tn the
Btg Wnt Tournament at the lol\I
Beach i\crena hould be an eas}'
pme. 1ncc "e ha-.-c a.lrcadY. beaten
the T11crs rwtccby resoundinascore
<\t the Bren Center, ""e got them. 90-8. and at Pac1(ic. \\Cdcfeated the
Tigers, 9S-92. Ul overtime. '
Pacific has th.rec conference v.1n
and ha lost fourof1tspmes 1n
overtime The T1aers have topped the
tourney's o 2 seed. New Mexico
Citate. and also l'ta.b tate.
\oow 1 i -.e can beat them. we &<'t 10
pla) l NL Vat 9 p m Thursda)
0
II 1s our fault that""<' art seeded so lo~. since we lost our last lhe p.mes
at home -~mrthma -.c have never
done befort \\e beat l'NLV to 104-0
at home in league. then lost the last
five b) a total of~O point
"I am happy lO &Ct ever) body into
&he pme," Oms said ... But I w1sh 11
had bttn a better pme This m1&ht
hurt us Thunday n1pll.
"I really don't &hank the} (Tulare
Spratt was high ~orcr for the Sc 1
K1np Wlth 17, roof them com mg an
the first pcnod when the same was f Please IH CdM/BlJ
Tua.re Western·s Marvin Coleman dives
for th• NII as Corona d•I Mar's Matt Her-
o.-y "'-' ~ 197 ,_...... ~
rlngton looks on during Tuesday's 80·47
romp by th• Sea KJnp In sute playoffs.
\\<e ha"c had mJunesand s1cli..ncs
hlc I ha'e nc"crhad before Thconl)
unfortunate thm.g 1s that at tbcend of
the season. v.hen )Our final rtCOrd l.S
postC'd. there 1s not an a ten~k to nott
thanou ha"elo t kc)' pla)'ers fora \ anrl\ of reason
' \I \ U I' I H IC I 111 f II \ lll' IO'' 1111'
Another bitter final fpr SoCal College against Biol a
Vanguards drop 65-60 verdicfafter beating Eagles twice this season
8y ST AH G'f.ANCH
o..,. ... c.. ..... -.
WHITTIER -Alwa)s the
bridanwd. ne"cr the bride.
That must be the fcclin1 the
Soulbcm California Colle&c Van·
1\W'ds had a.Vr they fell. 6~. to
Btola Tuaday ni&bt at Wh1tt1ct Collett ln tht NA I A Di lnct Ill Ci nal tor the thitd time 1n the 19ao·s
What made the lo even more
bitter was that the Va"luards had
beaten the £aaJes twitt .before lht
1e1ton and that 81ola has dominated
distnc:t play in the ·so.. This will bt
8iob·a ai.alh tnp to Kansas City 1n
tbia decade.
An obv•ously da11ppointcd V1n-
11Wds COllCb Bill Rcynokb appca.ttd
LO bt filf'tina beck tean a.f\cr tbe eame.
l'ICI I' IC \'I IC \I I
.. The kids pla)ed thetr hearts ou1:
he said. ··1 would not trade th1, bunch
for theirs. This is a lfCll lfOUP of ~)-S. I f«I d1sappo1n1ed for the au)
They w<>ftcd M> hard The) destr"t'cd
the win. only the scoreboard ""ouldn 't
a;ave It to us till ll has been a arc•t
}c&r. and th11 I donn•t taJce away
from th as seuon."
SCC. 28-4, II CUtnntly rank.rd 14th
10 the NAlA polls. the hi&hcst rauna
10 ec.bool hutory. •
from the start of the pme 1t wu
evident t.bal the Vanauarda would be
a.n f'Of a ~ niabL 81!->la, 1tt1h1 h had a
1.1uablc bc~tachantqc, ~ortthe up
&nd lmmecha&e:l y slowed the tempo.
Tbc ~ uted almotl a m inute
on t.bc clock and had three offen~ive rcbo\&ods. biit came away empt).
StilJ. lbe mn-. came acr loud
and clear. The Eagles v.ere going to
slow the pme down. ""ork for an
inside shot and crash the boardc;
v.h1ch they did \'Cr) effect1"cl~ all
ntaht Iona.
ihe Vanauards strud li~t a Todd
Dixon nailed a \-point hot '>( (
which wa second an th<' d1 tnci 1n '\-
pOinl aoals. onl} had two on the
C"tn1ni. hov.e"er .
81ola. 29·7, continued to v.orl the
bill 1n,1de and with areat suct.css
despite the sqgan• 1one of the
'(anauvcts. The t.a&Jc JUSt had too
many off'cns1"c .. upons as four
pJa)'ers scored an double flaurcs.
"81ola had the cxpcnencc and the)
dom1nattd u~ on the boards,.. Re·
ynol<Ss said. "We came out a httlC'
cd&Y.(Wewerc)a little ncf'.ous.and 11
atrcictcd our hoo11ni. We had the
shots v.c ""anted. but the} JU\l d1dn 't
ao do"n .. I don't lnow hov.: m.in 'ho t'
went m and out on us tun1Jht
8as1call~ their inside a,amc wa'l going
-.ell ~ h1le v.e v.('rt cold from the
outside
"81ola v.-a' ahle to control thC'
tempo because the' dominated the
board, Y. e art a trans1taon t)'pc team
billt to be that V.8) v.e bave to aet the
rebound and "e didn't I~. be·
cause .,e d1dn t shoot v.ell, v.e didn't
ICt man)' chances IO USC our full C.'OUrt
pressure defense Thu'l. ahey con·
trolled the tempo "
81ola had a shm 29-27 halftime
ad"antaat but ~v. n quad.I> d1 p-
pcar as the \. anauard' orcd three of
the fint four bucket\ Of th( \CCOnd
half to ta.kc lhe le d
HoVl<cver. the ad"ant.ait -.a shon-
hvcd, and ""heh Kt\.ln Hood JCO~d
off an ofltns1ve rebound "'•th 14 IU
left that marked the la~I ttme the
Van1uards v.-ould be ui tront
Hood. a 6-foot-6 Junior ~l·nter
~orcd 11 of h1, I 5 points an the
'stcond half Ed Johansen a 6-~ ~naor
fol""'ard, added I ' for tht' ultlt'\
l.Ihe Vanauard\ conttnucd 10 hana
cl~~1nd the pla't of T t'm \cruaas
and Jcfl 81ckmort but they rould
ne"cr retake the lead de'>p11e SC"<'ral
opponuntt1C\
ScruJIS. a b-fool-2J~n1or guard had
I potnts, whale 8 1d.mort a 6-7
sophomo~ center and the· talle'lt
Vaniuard. also rontnbutcd I an the
losin1 effort.
The Vaniuards did CCI ~me Sood
news as the} v.-111 ho t the ~nd
round pme of the National Chn t1an
Collcae Athlct1t SS0C11tion either
Fnday or turd.a~ ni&ht They ~•II
fftMaM 1H SCC /Ut
Fountain Valley, Ocean \(lew pick up_ Loara To_urney wins
Relief pitchers Fans, Karpel come through for winning nines
to pin the Chn,tophcrson and Cofbcn and an
the fifi.h 4JC'Ortd two mort ..-11h RBI·
dou~ from Bums and Colbert.
TM hlwis didn't put 1t away
Unhl 1be KYtnth. ho-C\'Cf. ••th thrtt more run , kcytd bY a pinch·hll RBI 11"1k from O.rrcn Ernst and a P!nch-
hi\ 'RBlodouble by r.1 Fortman
LMI .... 1, II~-lwll f:
The Oilcn appeared '° bl ctolina an fora oome-&Oin«ta1nd ~in \M
bot\Om of •Ille llllh ........ bu1 •
of nnts i• &Mt ~well UI~~ ......
ti ... °"" cllapplll at IO 2-1 ownH
Down 2·1 W1t.h NftntnndlCCOftd
..\II art) one -.ants to kno,.. 1s
whe.thc.r you won or Jo t. and oo
elCU~ plcaS(
0
R 1ck) Butler as qucsuonable tor
1omght because ofb1s tht&h inJury. ~h1chcauscdh1mtom1 theUC
\anta Barb.1ra pme last Saturda).
Mike Dokto~l)'lt 1sal questionable
v.1th tht' nu.
He missed an earlier pme ~use
of a th11h 1nJUf) and now th., comes
up f guc th21 lam mal1naucu~ '° I apologize One more note that I have to throw
an Gu,sthatarchunorsickalways
S«m to be read~ topla) in a game. but
arc too hurt o r ack to~11~. You
nl'C'd them at practict 1 f they arc 101
to be able to pby v.ell in pmes
D
Rich Pro pero. the coach at Chap.
man. did a great Job th1 season He
IC'd his tram to tlurd place tn the
league and rea hed the tournament
fin J. a.lmo5t Mft'at1n1 the o 3 ~m
in thecountr) 1n 0tV1 ion II.
Wbycan•t beFttheJob?Too
)OUn&-tbat 1 nouaoodan wcr.
(i1vch1mthcJ b-whathcdid
makes him '-Crydctttvina. Ions the wne ti1>t1 w1'}'_ hasn •t
John nttd bcrn named at Cal State
Fullcnon., I voted for him 118'1 Weat
oach oft~ Year. He fin1thed fou.nb
1n t c nfetttk:t withouta siancr
k fr m last ' n and faced nc-
problcm e"cry ~.-1th tarly
defc:cuon from the pr°"'"'.
D
ov. that lo)ola Marymount Ml
dcfcattd ntaOarafortheW
utlc(v.b b I choef corredJy). WMt
· the 1 A ldcctt0n commmee
do Y..1th L Mary'' •hkb hM bcft I top 20 m bat IOlt lft mt_. ..
final '! '
The bil~t0n aw H iheeom.
mat tee d\OCJIC two teem &ollll llllc
CA lhhrydo. ..-.... hlD
ihrPlc·IO.lilWa&arW .. ·
pioblbeJbe ... 11••••· D
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Top prospects in baseball often
turn sour when April rolls around
From The Associated PrHS pmcs into the M.'ason. Shockley w1) JOO~.
WEST PALM BEACH. Aa. -Mare.h's '-•~ Fcrnra wn.s suppose to be I.ht~ new Duke
1op prosp«'1scan somc1imn be April's fools. 'Y Snider and Cox the next Ted Williams for Boston.
Ev-cry n1ajorlcag\lccamp has a player or •·• :·. Sometimes it takes ti rm to bccoJnt a prospect.
two that comes along each spring and looks Tony La Russa struggled in the minor leagues for
Ii kt a nother Mickey Mantle fora few weeks, Bui when 1hc aln1ost a decade before getting a shoa wi.lh the Olic.ago
season starts. they hit more like Mickey Klutu:. Cubs after an outstanding spring in 1973,
This season, Orea Bril~y.Gary Sheffield, Rob Ducey ··1 played in one game R>r thf'Cubs and that •·as as a
and Darren Recd are all off to dazzling stan.s. 1 pinch runner," the Oaldand' mana~cr said. "I s1ancd 10
Can it las1? gel the idea J wasn'' going 10 makc-n as a major leaguer.'"
··This pme is unprtdtctable," Nc'w York Yanktcs SomC' prospcc1S'JUSI make it in10 1he triva books.
Manager-Dallas Orttn •id~ "Whal made Pcte-R · och-Howte-;;Btdell-broke--up 9ort-On>sda~consecu1lvt
a great talent? He didn•t have the grea1est natural ability shu1out innings stre.ak and reliever lom House caught
1n the wortd. Asa scout. general manager or manager you Hank Aaron's II 51h homer in 1he Atlanta bullpen.
have to be iible to spot other lhinp." • Son1e prospcc1sjus1 win awards.
. ThescrapbooksartfiUcdwith crumblingclippin~of Each spnng, lhc \'anlr.ccs preknt their top spring
can't miss Ir.ids such as Al Ferrant. Roaer Freed. Ted f;oll rookic,with the James P. Dawson award. named 1n honor
and Costen Shoc;k.lcy. · ofa New York Times sponswritcr.
Freed, in fact. had the distinclion of being a top Winners ha ve in ludt"d Mike Ferrnro. Rustx Tories
prospect in two different camps. and George Zebcr. · Freed ion; up the In1ernational League for Roches1i:r '"A lot'.Of guys end up hilli ng a stonewall." Green
in th e late· I 960s and was considered Baltimore's future said. "'T.hey reach a point 'Nhere lhey need a change ...
first baScman when he arrived for spring training in 1970. Gn.~n saw son1ethi ng in a prospect that others
.But hi s carttr with the O rioles lasted only four games. obviously missed.
The next year, Freed'wa.s traded 10 Philadelphia and -Pat Tabler was considcrt'd 10 be-the Chitago Cubs'
was considered their top prospect. 100. future ·second baseman aflcr the 198 1 sc-ason. But in
Prior 10 the stan or the 1965 season. th<· Angels October 1981 . Green was namr:d the Cubs gener-.il
traded playboy pitcher Bo Belinsky 10 1hc Phillies for n1anngcr and made a changt.·. .
Shock.ley.·the Pacific Coast League Rookie of tht• Year 1n ~ Hr 1radcd shor1s1op Ivan DcJesus to Philadelphia for
1964. Latl)' Sowa and minor leaguer Ryne Sandberg. Two
He had a marvelous spring training and "'·on a JOb seasons later, Sandberg "''as named the National Lcaguc
platooning at first base with vcre·ran Joe Adcock. Fort} MVP.
Abdul-Jabbar a hit In Atlanta
ATLANTA -Kareen1 Abdul-Jabbar's -t'
Atlanta finale was a hit T uesday night , ·• -.
. .\bdul-Jabbar, taking his road show into '
each NBA ci ty for a last appearanre.tx·fon: -'-----
re1iring after 20 years. hit a trademark ··sky hOok "' "''1th
9: 12 left in the linal period to give Los Angeles the lead for
good at 86-85 and the Lakers went on to a 106-97 victory
over the Atlan1a'Hawks. .
.Teammates James Wonhy and Magic JohnsonJ
shared the spotlight with 1hc 41-ycar-old center. Wonhy
scored 24 poin1s and Johnson
added 21 pointt. 15 assists and nine
rebounds.
Abdul-Jabbar, honored during
halftime. finished with 16 points.
including the go-ahead "sky hook"
that keyed an 8-0 run.
'"ft dors111·1 distract u~:· John-
son said of the-cefCmo nil."s 1n each
city honoring Abdul-Jabbar. "I
think we all hope 1t can bf us
someday." Abd•l·J•bb•r .. I shot the ball prc1t} "ell.
although a couple of times I didn't get 1he l"all," said
Abdul-Jabbar. who hit seven of IJ shots.
.. We came back and gave ourselves a chance. but al
the end "'e lost our concentration." Ha""·ks Coach Mike
Frate\lo said ... In a nutshell . ""'C had too man)
breakdowns defensively. and those. with the missed
layups. reall y hun:·
The Hawks managed 10 get within 93-90 ""·i1h 5:46
left before a I J-2 run by the Lakers remented the triumph;
Los Angeles· fifth in six gamC's. It was Atlanta's third loss
1n four games. '
Byron Scott addt-d 18 poin1s for 1he w1nn('rsand A.C'.
G reen had 15 as all five Laker stancrs were in double
figures.
Ql.OTEOt'THED.\\'
Briaa Fliber, the Pittsburgh pitcher who
underwent off-season should('r and knee surgef). 111
a thank-you note he sent to Dr. Ja('k Fai ll11 along v. i1h
a dozen golf balls: "One good slice dt•scr' cs
another."
• Warriors race pjtst (:llppers
Cbrt1 Mullin. Milch Riebmood and Rod ~
Higg:ia1con1b1ncd for JS o fGoldt·n State·~ 50 • -.
fourth-quancr ~ints as the Wamors raced ~''--
to a 138-1 12 victor) over the Los Ange les
Clippers Tuesday night. T~c Clippers suffer«i;<i 1hc1r 20th
str-.iight road loss and their J2nd se tback 1n 33 games
despite a carc'C'r-high 38 points b) Ken Norm11n. Golden
State. which trailed 98-94 with 8:48 remaining in the:
game. ou1scorcd Los Angeles. 44-14. the rest oft he wa). It
was the second time in Jess than a "'·eek !hat the Wa rrion..
who scored an NBA n:cord 57 ~1nts 1n lhc third q u;inl·r
on Saturday. had 50 poinls _1n a ixriod. ~ulbn and
Richmond each scored 12 points 1n the pcnod. Mullin
finishing with JI and Richn1ond with 28. Quialln D11iley
added 21 and Benoit Benjamin 19 for the Cl,ippc.-rs, who
lost their 13th in a row ... In other NBA pmes: Patrlck
Ewin& scored 18 of his 40 points in the fourth quaner as
New York won it!> 24th conseculi\e home game by
beating Phocn1x. 124-1 19 ... Terry Cummings ~orcd lb
points and Sidney Moncrief had 20 as Milwaukee
snapped Washington"s four-game w1nn1ng st~nk w11h a
121· IOI victorv. The vic1ory was the Bucks' I J1h 1n their
last 14 home Sames and founh w~1hou1 ~ los s aga1ns1
Washington this season ... In lnd1anapohs. Dale Ellis
scored \ Jofh1s27 points in thedttisive founh quarter for
Seattle. which won its third straight with a 1 I 0-92 victor)
o'er Indiana ... Derek Smilll, making his firs! stan 1n a
Ph1ladclph1a uniform, hit a layup with one ~ond
remaining as the 76crs g.ot their th ird win ove.r thc Bulls
this season. 90-88 in Chicago _ .. Terry Porler scorl'<I 25
points and Cl)'de Drexler added 20 as Portland won 1n
San Antonio. 116-103. the 10th consccuti,,e t1n1c 1hc
Trail Blazers have beaten the Spurs ... Rtscrve for'1'1arJ
John Wllllam1 scored 24 points. leading Cleveland lo the
\'1Ctory 1n Sacr:amrnto. 105-95. The ("avahers, playing
without centers Brad Daugherty and Tree Rollins, still
outrcboundcd the Kings. who haven't beaten \lcvl'land
since Nov. 11 . 1986.
Kings edge Penguins in OT
Dave Taylor scored a power-play goal 2:}7 into ovenime Tuesday night to give the ..
1..0s Angeles Kines a 3-2 victory over lhe .. -_~
Pittsburgh Ptngu1ns at the Forum. Taylor
eickcd upa rebound. faked /shot, sk11ed 10 his righl 11ld
'fittd a a 20-foot wrist shot that beat goalie Tom Barr••so
hiJth on his stick. side. The K.ina.t got their power plly
w6cn the fen&uins wett given a bentb minor after
someone threw a water bottle in the direction o r ~ferte BWM~l'J. The Penauins "{ere irate when winacr Rob
'l rewa was hiJh·t1k.kcd and no penalty was called qainst
the Kinas. LOI Angeln is now S-1~ in overtime ... ~scwhere rn the NHL: Gt>als by Gany Galley and G~
-'•tar ... and a 24-uve efTon by keate Lemel• lifted .
'Bos10n to 1 2·1 vic&Ory over the NeW'1'ork lslandcn in
•Uniondlle. e.atcnding 1hc Bruins' unbeaten strt"ak 10 nine _,,...,.. ..• In Que!>«; rookte. Dia ..._ tcO«d tllrtt
ed~nd<r Aloo ... ,... stoPP«f o penalty shot .U.. in the third pcriod. kadinc T0ronto P*5l . M . . . Imm)' Ca,.... and Jarl &an1 lrOOrcd late
ia the tecond period to'raUy Edmonton to a~ 1te in
ftiladelpbia. The Oilers bad their six-8'aJC winnina
llftlak "'l::a but remain uabea1en in tbl lait ~vm ........ ..,....IJ\ddcfmsem1n ... 8rwletc0red
iD lbt fint 1:3lud Minnno1.1 added thrtt moreaoals in
Ille llurd peri(ld 10 dtlbt !)l;ttoit 11 home. .1-J •.• GIN
~ 8llOl billo.td 1 llMlr..00 fom ocriod 11 St.
11.o*-..a rit1lna N.,.. Jeney, '-2 ••. In C..ipry. lllarl<
" · rllodllam...,..1nd'-llc:-tcoredtwiu
18,.. die. I .Q()(M)oiet matt m his career M lhc Fames
-Winnijq, 9-5. ,,_ -colk<1cd lhr«
111i111 •the Flamet movt'd beck into the overall NHL lcod wllh 91 points, one more than idle Montn:ol.
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Nprth $tars deal Ciccarelli
Dino Ciccarelli and Mike G11r1ner. 1'1'1'0 ~
of1he NHL"s most potent right wings. traded .. •~
places Tuesday. On the final da) or lcaguc _• __ _
trading this season. the M1nnew1a J'l'onh
Stars sent Ciccnrell i. 1hcir all -ttmc leading ~ort·r "ho ha~ ex p~sscd unhappiness with the club, and dcft•nscn1an
Bob Rouse to the Washington Capi1<1ls for (lannc.r :uld
dcfenscman Larry M•rp•y. ~11nnesota also a llU1rcd
dcfcnscman Ree4 Larson from the New York lslandc~
and announced the re1i~mcnt of center Dennis f\.taruk
. In other deals. Hanford 1radcd left wing Torrie
Roberlsoa to Detroit fordefenseman Jim Pavese; Buffalo
sent defcnscman-lcfl win& u.dy R•ff to the New York
Rangers for a fifth-round draft choict in 1990; Chicago
obtained Jcfl wing Gres G11bert from the Islanders; New
Jersey sent ccntei:Tlm Leurdoa to Vancover for forward
Claude Vll1raln: and the Canucks sent forward Jobn
LfBlane and a fiOh-round drafi choice this year to
almonton for left win& Gres Adami and ce nter Doug
Smit•. Also. Edm"'onton traded defense.man Jim Weimer
and nght wing Alan Tt1ay to Los Angeles for center Brlan
Wilks and defenSt'man Job.a Engllsb. The. Kings then
acquired defenscman P•lriek Mayer from P111sburgh for
center Tim Tookey.
Murphy to Padres deal killed
Any.chance Brave s slugger Dale Murph)' '-. •• ~
would be traded 10 San Diego has been killed y
by Atlanta General Manager Bobby Cox:. who ~-~
decided the available Padres players wcrc
'"not what we're looking for." Co.ll madethcd«is.ion afier
reviewing a repon by Bravci scout Wes Wrstr'lm, who
spen t the past "''eek cvalunlin~ Padres 1alcn1 at San
Dicgo·s spring training camp 1n Yuma. Though .CO.x
declined to be specific, the report apparently si ngled oul
ca1chC'r Sandy Alom1r Jr., pitch?f" Gre1 Harris and
ou1ficldcr John Krok as the lop three Padres 1rudc
prospects. Bui Cox decided they ""'crcn"t enou&.h to pf)
Murphy loost fron1 Atlan1a ... In 01hcr base&all news
Tuesday: Ve1eran right-hander Rick Re•1ebel has agrrcd
to a one-year con1ract c:ittcnsion through 1990. the Sao
Francisco Gian1 s announced.
Coach: 'Johnson best ever·
TORONTO -Ben Johnson is the _ i
greatest sprinter of all ume. and anabolic •. _. t..
steroids played only a small parl in , his r
'succ"s. Johnson"s coach said Tuesday. ~~--
.. AnaboliC1 played a role. as thcr did wilh his
comvctitors." Charlie Francis t<>k! a Canadian com·
'mission on drugs and athlt1ics. :·t believe he \\'IS on a
level ~a)'ina field .•• and he was winnin&.
"lie 11 the: best sprinter of all 1ime. rm convinctd of
that. ..
· The coach made his comments in his fiftb day of
•1cs1imony to the commission. which was formed after
JohnJOn was s1riPOC<Lofhis 100-mcter gold med1l 1t the
Seoul Olympics ~hen he tested positive for steroids.
The coach said ill~.I subs1anen could ·explain
perhaps one percent of a performance. Tht rest is
determined by years of work ind tr1inioa. ·
Fntncis has outJined steroid vsc by Johnson since
1981 , including injections he pve, sayin1 it was nectssary
to kttp up with 1he eomptdt1on.
I• I •\ 1'10,.H \1110
I
I!
Big man battle
Atta nt•61 Moses Malol'• fleftJ •nd Ka reem
Abdul·Jabbar of the Ukers go •ft•r loo••
ball Tu••d•Y· It w as Abdut·J•bba r's l•lt
r•gular-••••on g•m• •t tft• Om!'I·
UCI dec1s1o ns. We've Pfaytd three guards who are really off-
guards and thj.\y"re learning 10 make 1ho~ dec1sion.s.
From B 1 "We're not disa.p~inted 1n the: wa> we've been
"We know each other "''ell. It's going 10 depend on playing." Thotnason·s.:ud ... We'rtd1sappointedabou1 our
our defensive 111b1hl). Thc} ha'c a lot of offensive rt."{'ord . We've got ei itht gamts rn· confettnce v.·r could
weapons. They're a 1ough 1can1 for u~ 10 defend." ha'e won. We played people tou(lh. That's 1he firsl step.
The san1c..could be said or U("l's cfTon~ 10 handle No"'' we',·c go1 toge1 prople to carry us over lhe 1op."
Pacific. . UCI 1s looking 10 gt"t back o'er the 1op. While it has
--racilihan tx·a1 anybody ... Mulligan ~1d . ··o r-come up w11h 1hc big victones 1n close gam~ like wins
fens1vely, 1hey can score as "'·ell as an~bod} I ha1e 10 pla ~ ovcr UC LA and Nevada-Las Vcga.s. 11 ha.s no1 earned a
a team we've beat twice. OfTc ns1,cl), I hey run a lut ot _cons1s1cn1 level of p!a)' throughout the season.
good 1hing.s. ( DonJ L)'lllc and (Chris) Fox have killed uw:' ··1 th1nlr. we kind of hved off _I hat fe.,.. pme~1"
bu t thcy·,·e got other guys who can hurt 'ou a lot." Mulllgansa1d. "'IA'e played UN-L V, which was a bra win 1n
Lyttle had carctr n1gh1s against UCf with 23 and J I the Bren (."en1er. Then we lhink we"re great and can'1 br
points. Chris Fo.x also pla}'ed well , but was turned into a heal there. and !hen \lo'C lost the last fi vr {al home)."
s1x1h man rtecn\ly bccau.'iC or his poor dcc1s1 o"n-mak1ng,
Thoma.son said. ·
That's the b1ggc.s1 problem the: l 1&ers ha'e faced. althou~ Thomason said Reggie Ricks has heen doing a
better Job i'n 1ha1 area1he pas1 three games. He calls ii 1he
reason the Tigers have lost so man) close games.
In the: past 1n du-e s11uauons. hkr aga1ns1 l:.a!>lcrn
Washingto n 1n December after a stnng of de:feats. and in
January when lhl" Antca1crs returned home after a 1-J
.stan on the rQOld 1n confercn'-""e 10 play Frt!lno Statt".
~full igan ""'ent 10 the dress for succt.'S!> plan
"You·, e got to understand th.at somt" Qf tho.sr games
4)0U I0$1:.·· Thomason said. ··eut you've got to hn' c gu:irds
who ;irr t"XJ)('ril'RCt"d and f>('Op\t "''ho makl" lh\'." n~ht
Who knows'' The <\ntt"atl'rS ne~d a lntlt" luck no"''· "Ma\be I'll '1'1t·ar m' coat an d tic ... 'ia1d lht" LJ(.I
coach .. -·
MULLIGAN ..
From Bl
have great lallh rn h1n1. as ht•
pcrfom1cd m~ hip rcplact·nlt"nt t.ur·
gcry aboul 20 n1onthsago.
Even 11)ough he bchttl~ the slrt·ss
1ha1 he faces.Just imagine wha1 he
goes through 1.n da1l yop(·rations 1f
vou fci:el that you ha ve stress. A(teruur
loss to UCSH. l toltl h1n11n 1he IOC'ktr
n>0n11ha1 I wasgo1ngou1 lO face th <·
wntcrs. then do a radio show . .and
f1nallygos~·ak loa group ofbooslers.
and ho1.1. difficult 1t '1'i·ould be
La1cr. I thought abou1 who I h:id
.s::rtd 11 1oand 1hc.-real slrc<,s thnt he
faC"es1nh 1s1ob
D
I h LS IS the '1'1Ctk of all '1'1CC.-ks Ii ) OU
arc a collt-ge b.1!>ketball ~ch. \ ou
ha\ c the prc-5'.',3560 g.an1cs. the con·
fercnceseason and now. the real
~:!SOil.
Winner take all, unle~s )Ou can
survive on a great r<.'('Ord and no1 win
lhr-tournament. V•lec.an defca1 an)
1can11n 1hcronfcn:nt·t• anJcon\'f:fK ..
I). '1'1 ecdn IOM"" loan)onc. ~there is
~1 di hope th al nla ) bl· Vi'l" can pull n
off
Right nov.. the 1can1 that St"'l'mi to
pla) 1ng the best 1n lhe 81g We11l 1\
New ~ie \1CO ~late with i>aC"1f1casa
darkhon.e
\Vho1s lhc f.1, ontc" \\call kno" 11
IS l !Nl V
UCI women oust Paci f ic, face Long Beach next
LONG BEA("H -Kathy L11.arruga netted six 3-
po1nt shots and UC I took control wuh a 17.0 spun
midway 1hrough thc second hnlf10 dcfc:tt Pa<"1fit'. 60-.&Q.
Tuellday nighl 1n a Big \Vcsl ('onfcrcncc ·r ournament
opc11er at University Gym on th(' Long Beach S1atc
ca mpus.
Jenn) Lee h11 a l·po1n1er and I 11anga h11 l'1'1'0 01
hers 10 spar~ 1he strcnk which ended with t f('J in !he J('tld
l8-44.
The Ante:ucrs, 9-19 ovent.11. 5-14 in conrtrcnce pla)'.
advanC't 10 mctt Long Beach tate, ranked sc'enth
nationally, in the main draw at 3;30 today.
UCI led 11 halftime. lS-23. but fell behind, 44-•I.
when it Sl3rtcd its big run with 7:39 rtmainin& in the
game.
L11-<arr'J&a finished with a a,amc·h1gh 20 po1n 1s. '1'ih1ll0
Lee had 11 and Sh urrcll JohnK1n JO (or \he An1eaten
Na1asha Parks pulled d°"n 1.5 rebounds 10 lead all
plnyers.
Pa 11ic. 6-22. 4·15. wh1 h had spht two &amcs ""'llh
UCI. during th<" rqular scaJOn, wa~ pacctl b)t Prim
Wallen with 18points1nd Charmon L..cp.n wi\h 10.
The An1t.aten ""'vel1C(l •1 pcrttJit or their sbot.s
from the noor. compared with 40 pertcnt for thr T 1sen
( 01 I l .(OI . H\,kl IH\11
Creighton wins Missouri Valley title
From The Assoctated Press
\had Gullnghe:r KOred 25 Points
and blocked a last-second sho110 lead
Crc1gh1on 10 a 79-77 victory O\'t·r
Southern Illinois at Wichita. Kan, for
the ~11ssouri Valley onfercntt tour·
namcnt 11tlc.
James Farr hit an c1gh1 -foo1cr w11h
thrtt #C'On<Js 10 ~ay to give the
Bluejays. ID-10. the final marg.in and
an automatic bc.n~ 1n. 1hc NCAA
1ournamcnL
Ane·r two timeouts. SllJ's Rick
Shiplry hurled the ball down coun to
Jerry JOnC$.. Whose la) up attempt '#o<as
slapP\-d awa by Oallaghcr.
In anotherconftrtncc linal;
B•clcHll 11, L1.faye1tt 15: Mjke
Joseph scom.J 12 Poi.nts 1n !ht scc.ond
co111c.1 11\.,111\11
OCC halts losing.streak
l?Y beating Saddleback
11111nded 12 blJCNnnns.
In another Orana.e Empire. on ..
fertncc matthup: · .
half. 1nclud1n1 four free throws 1n the
final minute. a top-.secd'cd Bucknell
dcfca1cd l..afa)('tlC 1n the cham-e_1on~hip pme of the f.l.s1 C'oa~t t~onfercn« Toumame:n1 1n Towson.
Md.
The vinor') ~the OisonJ. 23-7.
into the NCAA Tournament 1or the
sct0nd t.1me in thm: )'Cits.
Cycles race at
Fairgrounds
this Friday
Pirates collect first
conference win; GWC
crushed by Cypress
The 19S9 Coon Spc<dwoy Sorin& C1a ~JC F1nak comts 10 tht Cost.a
Mesa oval on 1he OranfF Couunty
fa1rsround 1hi1 Friday'lliahl.
C)Jrmi 11. Golffll Wn1 $: QY("f "fhc xtin bqan last Saturday
thccouncof1 s.ca.son thctc1rcaarnn e"cn1n1 on1he quarter.mile track 11 Orlnac C01s1 Colkac's l>imlcs wor1h fOfltth!ll-for 1he Rustlers. the Mwly rtno\·a1cd. Vewans
broke out of a thttt-pmc loslns. 1his was one oft.hem. tadium in Lo~ Brach. The cvcnins
s1tt1· 10 pm;T their fi'1t Otan&e CypttH pounded out 16 hits.,_ Vio-Udomu\11ed b)' 1hc Bntish LeapC
Empil'e Conftrcncc blM:.blll vict9T) includin,.11.x doubles and 1 patr or' s1an~·aputicularty,R1C:kMillttand of 1hc season Tucsda~ afternoon. • .. Ont E •--• --11-t1·~a 7.3 tri•m at Saddle· two-run ome:rs in Inc flit m* ~m ""o.. •• " ein: Confcn:na: pmc, dropp1n1 • beckC • Gok:Jcn West to g,.5 overall 2·1 in • EnnolcnloreturnstoComMeu s Ryan T ·bault. a sophomOR ten-ronftrt.nct. • ti&ht,da,no\'&l to hlttle the short 1n11tt
hander, tcruck out tlfl'l Md walked Josh Bilmmer and Fruk Haman .sPtti&lil'tl.
two throlllh 7¥1 inn1np to a<1 the stood Ollt fo< Golden w ... Bom-Olltm .. ......., to be on illlnd ·~~bockcd~byaSQfohomcr wulfOr4'0ithJRll,11 .... 1t-1-Slnis i..:...o nd --
T run iloftl<r, ll<r1llOll ... 2 b l . "°""' _.,._ -0.1<• Ind ~:::.,'"':;.ti• 1&om-Hcct"'::: Kc•1n'Sbula 11111 J-F ........ o a...., Scll..u.
Slnll Cm Md Clll!Jj 1'1-. CICb ll._..i ,_,,,. llomcrJ lbr Ticlcll -1Y111Mk It Tlrl<t·
Soall Crm -2 iOr' led Nixon C)'pmo. - -• S9 b-•nd w2iOr4,-lRBt. ~w .. -F" wlDjloy S4 ror,,.111w •to 12 -'and
1 .. f:-c'ii.:e .. .:,.~1 .... 1ovmll"1 ir.:c.:1s=~.a:.,·:::: ."~¥;~ . .,~-::... .. ftnl
--.iiWIJfli110-pt~but lli ........ u•1. ,_ '°"""'°''· ·
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Corona del Mar·s Mark Fllnt slips past the defense of Erll
Quinonez for layup In CdM·s victory over Tulare Wesi.rn.
CdM
From Bl
still on the hne
.\sa team. td"1 shot at a P percent
avcra.gc. hatting 33 ol 51f' attrmp1s
including lv.o )·pointers. The <ttub-oom ( dM defense limited the Mu>-
tang' t11 Is u l :'I) Jlh:mpl\ onl) \'
pcn.:ent
\tant:r ~fall Ht:mngton .rnd the
fir\t pla)er oil the hcnch. kll Jad.-
son cal·h contnbutcJ I n point' I<' the
~a "1ngs· total
For the "1 u<ttang ~fan 1n C l>I·
eman their tnllc'it pla}t"r at tl-1 h.ld
18 for game sc:onng hon<,r<t
Ueberroth had golden
touch during tenure
Fehr. pla}c"' a!>soc1a1111n t'\t'lUtl\,
d1rtttor. v.ho be.' he' C\ ""• ncr'> h,l\ c
undcrc~t1mated re' cnuc~.
.. I can alw tell \Ou "ollu\lon ''
concurrent with hi term \\ ould
those rc .. enu~ haH' IXt urrt•d an ...
w-ay? Or did he htl\C a ,ub.,tanu.ll
pan'> l assume that the increase-\ 1n
rc~enuc arc not cntireh dn·on:ed
from the role he had to pla \ ·
Colorado State
football player
collapses, dies
\HI\ H O l , .. , P
--~--
UC I tennis team routs. N. C. State
Kron.emann, Kaplan pace No. 7 Anteaters to victory ~cm,~~le~ utanci• <oa h
\ctually he haJ "Just .. m sen' The U I men·~ tennis team.
tanked~' en th in the natt n. brtt1cd
pa t '1s1t1nf Nonh Carohna State
Tuesda), S. , as Trevor Kronemann
and Mark Kaplan paced the' 1ctory.
Kroncmann scored his ~nth
straight tnumph to am pro' e to 17-10
overall. and a wm 1n double im-
proved th05C number to -4
K.a¢an IS nOIA t().S after h1
md1v1du.al tnumpll "htch helped
UCI improve to ~-5 overaU "'lonh
Carolina tate is nov. 1-2.
Greg Patton's Anteaters await the
iovu1on or the l'na\er •l> or Nonh
Carolina unda~ afternoon at I on
the ( J campus.
In communit~ college men·s ten·
nis.
Oru1e Coast 9, Cypress 0: Dah·
Moore continued ha!> \ucc~!> at ..._o 6
san.ltles. rernaantng unbeaten this }'car
as the Pirates blanlcd C)press 1n tht'
Oran~ Empire Confcrrnl'e
QC( 1mpro,esto6-I o<erall . .:!·I in
the conterenlc
In prep bo)s tennis
LagllJUI Beach l6, Capistrano Val·
ley !: The <\nim with sophomor1.:
Jon Leach and freshman Grahnm
G1llrs leading the "d)'. made shu11
work of the host ( ou~r~. to 11nprm l'
their overaU record to 2.0
Corona del Mar IS, Palos Verdes 3:
Frc hman Da"'d 6a1n dropped onl\
one game 1n three St"t'> to help the ~·J Kmas brceic: 10 their third lon-
s.ecuttve tnumph
Newport Harbor 14 , Footbill 4: l he
Sailors dominated in !l1nglts and
swept at 1'o I doubles to "'1n their
ason opener
Mater Del II, Bisbop Amat Z· Da'
Peterson led Mater 1~1 to the \ngclu.,
Lca&uc lOnque\t 1mpro\ 1ng the
BOSCH SPARK PLUGS
• l·''"' \6 ....... ~
EACH
UAKISMOU 09MDS . ..._. .. .._ . --,11 •• -...--... cr,u 1
1onrachs to 3--0 O\ trail
In "omen's tennis!
Oru1e Coast t, C)'prH1 0: The
Pirate continued. their donunauon
of the Orange f.snp1rt Conference b~
bree11n1 P3 t the Charger~ without
lo ing a set. OCC 1!> !-0 1n conference
match6 and 4-0 0' t>rall.
In high hool ftball
Fosnta1n \'alle~ 0, Gabr 0:
Sophomore Janel Ma)'ahara tru t.;
ou1,c1ght and "'alkcd none as he lcpt
pace Mth (,ahr tandout De.-De
Wriman. who truck out 18 &rons in
the I 3-inmng game," h1ch "a'i haltC'd
b) darkness
The Barons. v. ho .ire no.,.. 0.1 I
after a 1-0 lo s to h1ghl~ ·reg.irded \t
Josephs of LlkNood had a shot to
win ll in the 10th. putting runnl'rs on
-.econd and third. but couldn I get to
Weiman for the kc\ hll Fountain Valle)· meets \ . Ila Park
fnda) at Hart Park for a doubk-
headcr at 3
Woodbrld&e l, Hu.otingtoo Bucb 0:
L1~ \'. arren \truck out seh·n allo"
cd JUSI l\\>O hits. recorded hl·r SClOnd
str.ught shutout and <,<:ort•d the
game· onl\ 1un 1n thl' lirst in11111g on
the wmnt'r\ 1.hamond
\'. ehren led ofT "1th a \Ingle
.ll 'arlCl·d 10 'll'Cond on .in error. ~tok
third and scored "hen the thro" got
a"' a\ at third ·
L8guna 8 Htb If, t.itancia ?: f hl'
\rtl!>I~ e>.ploded for 11 runs in tht•
first inning to bad, Junior p1tclll't
Tara \ndcr;on. "-hO 1d not ai10"' .1
hat Ill a game '>hortcnl'tl tu ti\ l'
in111ngs
Andl'r\on "alked l(1ur Jnd 'trm k
out \I\ 1n "inning ht•r WtunJ dc-
c1s1on ol the ~a,on Both ol tht• run'
\he allowed \\l'n.' unl;'arnl·d
READY-TO-USE
WINDSHIELD WASH
• ··--ood film b<.gl _.,., • l•""' 2 go"°"'
In the f1f'lt rnn1ni Kathy Zcllds ce~ in t~t pme, nd fina hcd. with
bases-cleanng triple h1ahh&hted the seven ovciian~ But for Pestoltsa and
upman .. "hik MCJ.1n he~le) al~ ha E &Jes, at 5'.~mrd hli:c a tot more.
tnp.1¢<1 in the first to ~nod: tn a pair or (\.1nninpam tim bed wnh 1 I lull5
runs and teammates tcvc Luca and Mau Saddltback 3, Magnolia i~ Emmy 1 a)'lor had 13 and 12 kill re pccthe-
Pcrez insJed in a pairorrunsdunnga J> for the 2-0 1krs.
lh run fim inning, and Dc\1 Mau Re1den · had 17 l1U1 for
bttgo strud. out 12 and walked one fatancia, "'llllh drops to 0-2.
in leadina the Roadrunner> to the Edison S, Su Clemeate I: Senior ~son-openina victor) at home. out 1dc hittcn Darren Lance ( 11 ktl1 )
In colkge soflball· '·· and Mike Dirhl (I l ~ill ). a well u
Cal Llllbuaa i.Jt, SoCaJ Coflege Junior middle blcxti..er Karl Van-
O·l: The \ aniuard dropped to 6 ·M Rur-.en (7 kills) provided the firco
v. ath the twin 'ICtback in .\J •\ PO"ef in the ( hargers' 15-3, I S-11.
c>1s1r1ct Ill pla> I 5-7 deci ion over San Clemente.
Linda 81l)CU accounted for three or Edison 1 now 2-0 It was San ~CC 's seven hats oo the dar· wh1k ( lcmente's opener •
us1r Hopl>.1n" pitched v.el 10 the El Toro 3, OceaD View l ; El Toro
opening defeat, allowing three hats rallied to pullout a 15-17. I 5-9 I ().J 5.
while "allingJu!>t one 15-5. IS:?' non-kague '1ctol') op the
rah·Beame "as 2 for 3 lor ~< C in < >cean Vtt~"' floor
the naghh.ap CX·ean View. "'hKh rell to l·I, was
In high school volle)ball
Baotlniton Btacb 3, Estancia 1:
The host Eagtcs had things go1n$ thc1r
\\3) \\Jlh un I • 16 li~t-pmr VICIOI)
but lhrn Doug Cunningham orHunt-
lllgton Bcalh toot.. O\er and
prOC\'edcd 10 acC' thl· f:.agks to death
"Ith h1s1ump '\Cf\es.
··~k must h.1,r had IOJUmp SN\l''-'
in a ro" in the second game ..
BASEBALL
From Bl
lo<.;cr ot tbc 1'.atella-J...cnnedy gam1:
I he Otlcrs "111 tr.H el
Et Dorado 7, Irv Int S: Brut l'
Pct11lo's irand lam. one or--Uart~ El
Dorado homers in the game. brot..e a 2-~ tu: in the bottom of the fifth 1nnin
anti ~' c the Golden Hawks the
PUROLATOR,
MOTORCRA",
AC, MPA OIL FILTERS
• ~.... t ~! o"4 do<o-•11<.. • ··-····~,,
tlGUlO ovu ,,.
EACH 51°''
led b\ the pla) of Lee Quinn ( 18 k1lls),
(,reg bans (I b l1llsJ and K1 Y1 (I ~
l1lls) (1reg £,ans had 13 blocks for
the ~aha"'!I. .
;n high school bo)'s swimmana:
Edi on 80, Woodbrid&~ 71: The
( hargers da1med the "'1n by sweep-
ing the bre:i!>tstrole and placin&
'>C<:ond and third in the frcc!>tylc rcla>.
Chad and Coleman Hundeby each
won t\\O c'ents for the Warriors.
\ ICtO!).
Lagana Hills I , University 3: Kevi n
\Quire • bases-loaded double 1n the
fot1nh inning pulled Unhers1ty to
w11hin "'-3. but thr host Hawks pulled
a"a) with ingle talhes an the fifth and
l\th mangs to record the victory.
~u1res went 2 for 2 after be1na
111\Cned into ng.ht field in the second
tnnina. ·
VAIJDl.llf
cAJJ-climl*'
lOW-40
MOTOR OIL
...
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ACCES .
• H \' h : : u \ t I > "\.:__•
NU STANO..$ Wes ...... C••enc. PadAc DMtieft w L Pct. GI
L.Mtn 40 11 .690
Phoenix 37 21 .638 3 S..ltle 36 21 632 J•1 Golden State 33 2• 579 6''1
Portland 30 27 .526 911'1
Sacramento 16 '3 .m 2••..;
Clipper$ 11 " 183 30
MkfwHf DMslon
Uta h 36 23 .610
Houston 32 2S 561 3
Dallas 30 27 .526 s
Denver-• 31 2t .S2S 5
San Antonio 1• « .w 21V'2
Miami I •9 .140 27
COLL••• WOMmN UC161,~4'
tlltWfttT_.......I
hCllc UCI ........ .. ......
• • 0 11 Joh"IOl'I s 0 ~ 10 I 0 ) 2 Mlf'l(IMeil 2 I l S
2 41 t a P¥k1 I 2 2 6
11SJL" 50111 S 0 0 10 L.IHrr"• 6 2 I 10 1 o o t Douty 2 0 o 41
2 0 1 • Alll\tedl I 0 0 I 0
1012 HobOI 202• Dixon 0 0 0 0
Tol•I• 24 S lS 60 Totals ,, f 12 tt H•"llrne ucl. 2s·n 3·110111I IJC)eft Paclflc-W•lttn 2.
I, Ll1arraea 6
T Khlllca" None ...... ,,., ~
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Eastwn Cen.., t11<• (It •-.......... .. .... , Alantk DMMofl Frni;;:;'·s;
New York •O 19 .671 Stefan lidoer11 (Sweden> clef Mlehatl c1111"11
Philadelphia 32 27 .5'2 • cu.s ), 6·2 ••••• SCOll O•vls IU s I dtf Oerrldl
Boston 2t 30 "3 11~ ROlll9110 cu.s ), 7·S, .. ,. Al'dftl CfleSllOltOY w hi I 25 32 .'39 (SOviel Urnon) dtf HOl'Klo Cle .. P.n. (Arve11·
N as Jng on 23 37 • 117
4,.. llna), 6·41, •·•. h1•n Undl CCtfdlo110va1d a) Otl ew ersev .313 .,., Paul AMKont (lJ s 1. 6·2, •·•. Johan l<rlell
Charlotte 1S '3 .2S9 2•'·" CU S.I dtf Jimmy Connon CU s ).4-41, • ·6, •-•
Central DMslon Mark Woodforele (AuW•ha) def P•ul
Cleveland
Detroit
M iiwaukee
Atlanta
Chicago
Indiana
« 14 .7S9 Chamberlin CU.S 1. 6·1, rellrea.
~ i; ·u~ ~ women~. tournament
36 23 610 11'1 ,::;, = ~
34 23 .596 91'7 Nkote Provis (Australia) def Tracv Au"'"
.16 42 .276 21 • CU.S l. 7-S, S·7, 6·l, Natllalle Teut\11 (France}
TW18V'• SC.es cltf LHml POl'url (U.S.), 6-1 6·3. H•na
Lften 106, Ati.nta '7 Mlln<lllkov• CAustratial o.f A1c1-.o Kh1mu11
Golclen Stale 131, ~ 112 (JaNn), )·6, 6·3, 6-2, Alt.eml\Nlllllva IJai>anl
New Y«k 124, Plloenh1 119 def RoHJvn F•lr1>a11k, CU.S ), 4·6. 6·4, 6·2 s .. 111e 110, Indiana 92 Anne Mf111er IAustran.1 o.f Jo Durie !Great
Pllilade!Pllla 90, Chlcaeo II Brnein), 6·3, 6·2 J41ftnv Byrne IAumahal O.f
MlfwaullM 121, Was11111111on 101 Jo·Anne Faull (Au11ra1lal 6·2. 6 7
POl'llallCI I 16, S.11 Antonio 103 ClevelallO IOS, Sacrunento 95 c-.. men
Lakin 106, Hawb 97 UCI •• Hw1f\ ~lfte Stai. I
LAKEllS -Green S-9 S·S IS, Wor111Y 12·11 l<ronemann IUCI) def OchOa, 6-4, 6·2 o-o 241, Al>dul·JabC>ar 7·13 2·2 16, John•on l·l• l<al>tan CUCll oet Pnllo, 6·3 6·2. Brleos IUCll
3-3 21, S<:oll 7·17 4·4 II, COOPtr 2·6 O·O 4, <lei Gonialel. 6·4 6·4, Lubner IUCll Claf Herb
ThomOIOl'I 3·4 0-0 6, Woolr!Oge 1·3 0-0 2 3·6, 7·5, 6·2. 1<1nro11 (UCI) def Caten1,, 6·2
Totals 41S·l4 141· 14 106 6·0. S.unders IUCI) def Price, 6-3 7·S ATLANTA ·-Le\lingston 2·5 0·0 •• Wll~lns OOlll!lft
11·74 3·3 27. Malone S· 12 6·9 16, Rivers 7· 16 Brloes·Kronemann CUCll <lei Ocl!Oa
O·O 14, TheUs 6· IS 2·4 141, !Miiie 4·7 0-0 I Ca1enl1, 6 4 6·4, Brown·l<anro14 IUCIJ dtf
Koncalt. 0-2 2·4 2, Carr S·7 0· I 10, Webb I 2 Gonzaltz·Herb 7·~. 1 lo. 7·6, Pllilo-Prle.e INCSl
0-0 2 Totals 42·90 13·21 97 def Saunoen·Sct>lffm11n, 6· l, 6-3 Sc.,.• by Ouartwt
L11kers 30 19 22 2!r-106 Community c-.oe men
AIW.nl• 25 26 29 17-97 OAAHGE EMrlftE COH~ElltlENCE
3·001n1 ooa•s-JottMOn 2. Fouled 001-N~ O.-•nee c..11 9, c~ o
Rebounds-LaUrs 441 !Green 131. Atlanta SI SAntles
(Malone 161. Assisls-Lakers 26 !Jon.on 15). Gabriel 10CCI def GlacM, 6·0, 6 I. Cno1
Atlanta 26 (Rlvlf, Tl'le'" 6) Total fouls-Lakers COCCI clef Kim, 6·0. 6·7, ltebllzer (OCCI clef
17, Atlante 16 T(Ctlnfcals...:Allanle ille9al <M· Cnsll, 6·0 6-0 Norin COCCI oel MofrlM>n, 6·3
tense 2 6·2. Loro (0CC) clef Walker, 6· l. 6 41, Moor-e
Warrion 131, OIPOWI l 12 COCCI d.i Marec1ne, 7·6 6·2 ~' CLWl"ERS -Norman 1'·30 2·41 .31, C. Sm1111 GabrleHl~tzer (OCCl def Glade-k.lm. 6· l
l ·IS 1-1 17, Betllamln 7·12 S·S 1', Dalley 10·19 6·•. Norln·Moore IOCCI Ollf Crbll·Watur, 6 3,
,1-2 21, Grant 4·9 0-2 9: Wolf 0-0 0·0 0, G1rrfck 6·1 ChOl·L«O COCCI oef Morrison-Chan. 6·1. 2·S 2-3 61 Kite 0-2 O·O O, Nixon 0-3 0-0 0, Whfle 6· 1
1-1 0-0 2, Lock 0-0 0-0 0 Total$ S0-96 11·17 Reno. ~ S, GflldM WHt 4I
112. • ........... GOLDEN STATE -Mullln lt·2l 7·7 31 +.-> __.. Teaote 3·13 H O 13. L. S*tllh 1-10 O·O 141: Sary lRSf Oef L.ucu, 7·6. 7-S. Arnott CGWJ Garland 41·15 2·2 10. IUchmond 11-18 6-+ 21. def Bal11s. 6·3, 6-3, Ven1dei IRSI def Bivens.
8o1 0-3 M 1, O. Smith 3·10 H ·lt, HIQoJm • 6·0. 7 S,, C.s.u IGWI J»f Manounyanon9 6-1
S·I 2·2 IS. Alf«O 2·41 O•O 41, s.moson 3·• l ·3 .. I, Fang (RSI ~ Gunne<M>n. 6· 1 6 4
9, McDonald 0-0 1·2 1. Tola"· S0-106 lS-40 131 Mevers IGWI def s.Qawa, 6 2 6·4
Sc9re bV Quarters Oeutlles. CllPC*'t. 3S 24 30 n-112 Lucas·Arnoll IGWI ctef Fane ~wa 6 1
G01c1en Slate 26 33 n S0-131 6·3, Sary Baim I RS) dtf B vens-Casu 7 6
3-POllll ~b-Hl9glns 3, Granl Foule<I 6•1, Ven.clft•MallOUflVAllOllO RSI def Gun out-< Smith. Reoounds-<W-s 47 (N«ma n nerson-Mevef\, 6-2 6-2
IOI, Golden Stale 66 CL Smflh 12) As·
sli.ls-Clkioers 36 (Grant 14), Golden S•••• 19
CGarlancl, ltlcnmond 6) Total fouls-Choe>eu 31, Golden SI••• so Tecnnk:als-Garland, Gold·
en State lit.oaf Otferise. Cll1>oen aulslant coacn
ROberlt.
COLLEGE MEN
e1GU ,s, SoCa1 c-.oe '°
( H AIA Olitrlc:t Ill F INl)
8Wa SeCal <:.-...
Nle+sen Stude'Van
Jonansen
HooO
Horn Hard111
Swanner
feftpf~ .... .,.. o 6 I 6 Wahffletm 2 0 3 •
• 3 I 11 Blcltmore 6 6 2 II
S ~ 4 IS LUn<IY .; I 2 4 4
1 I l IS Mansl•IO 0 0 I 0 s 1 l 12 Wlourtce 1 o 3 2
3 O 3 6 Scruoos I 1 S II
0 0 I 0 Dl•on l 0 7 7 Hill 1 l 1 7
Totals 24 17 16 65 Totals 23 12 n 60
Helfltme Biota 29·77
3·001n1 ooats SoCal C0Ue9e-Scru110• Ooton I
c ..... scores
TOUR.NAMSHTS
(lfllnafl)
HAIA Dbtrtct UI Blo<e 6S SoCa Collelle 60
ea11 C..1t
Buc"l'lell 71 Lafavatle 6S
Mlsseur1 v lllev Cr11on10n 79 S Illinois 77
(~)
Mid· c'""""" tu ·Cn1ca110 91, E tHtnols 7S
SW Missouri SI 12. Valt>ara•SO 50
Sell1'Mnd
McNNH SI 80, NE Louisiana •s North Texas 100. NW Louisiana 11
IFl(sl lt.-cl I
Trans America AtN9tk
Ark L1llle Rock 12, T .. as·Sen Anle>11t0 79
Hou,ton Baolf$1 7'. Gacweia Soutlll<n n
Cenlenerv 76, Mercer 74
Sre1son 106, C.-eia SI 43
HIGH SCHOOL &OYS
Corona del Mar IO, Tut.re Wutwn 47
(StllM •Yefh, S.UtMm R..-.-isl
Tv&a,. Wtstem CereN dll Mar feftoflp ........
Brown 1 0 l 2 Cwlerlnta I 0 0 3
CaoelJero I 0 i 2 Clark I O O 2
DodM>'! 2 0 2 S Hef'rtl!Oton S 0 I 10
E IZY S 0 41 10 Pllha 3 2 4 I
M.Colernan • 6 I 19 w att 6 S l 17
Martin I 0 I 2 JKkM>n S 0 2 10 Shaw I 2 0 4 W•.Jonnson 1 I I 3
Gurman I 0 0 ) Maltier 7 2 0 6
L COieman 0 0 2 0 We JoM.on 0 0 I 0
Fredericka 1 I 0 S
Benne!' 1027
Fllnt ) 0 0 • Wei~ 1 002
Klein 2 I l 6
Tolal' 11 I lJ 47 Tolats 33 12 13 90
Seer• bY Qua,,.,.. TuAlr• WHl•n 6 11 11 12-.1
Corona Gel Mar JI lt 20 20-IO 3·oolnl eoafs Tulare Wnrern-Oochon I, M.
Hlefl school bovs u..-1.-cti "· C.pblr8fte v .... J
SAntles LHch (Lin Oef R•Pll 6·0. def O.son. 6·0,
aef, LaO.rman, 6· I, Gilles CLB I won 6·0 6·0
•·O, Kirner CLBI won 6-0 6·7 6 I ~
Wh1ta·Scllm1dl (LS I IOSI lo Chene·Mu•ier
• 6, oef Chen·Croc:ker 7·6 Clef McKen11e
Talel>i, .. l. t raue< Crat>Oe (LBI won 6 2 6 I
6· l Suschbaum·SNrman (LSI lost 7 6 .. on 6·2 6·1
c-def Mar IS, Palo• Vwdei l
Slfttles Katzman ICCSMI def Paul 6 I oef HonO
6·•. dtf Pelen, 6-I, McC••nloc~ !COM won,
7 6, 6-•. 6·4, Sein ICdM) won, 6·0, 6 O. 6 1
Oeubtes'
Schule1n·H1n IC:dMI IOsl to Oavls·LM 6-7
def KOPan .. k.erdoon 6·2. def Chan-Murnane
6· l, Alktn·ZMlman ICOM) won, 6·2. 6 3 6·0.
Etabar·Man1on (CCIMI '°''· 6 7. 4·6, won. 6·2
Hew'*1 Ha::-:·· Fwttlll 41
ltabOlll I NH) def BarlOe"'en 6·0 def Wartma11. 6 I. def GOiKleV, 6 I, Hen.-.i (NH I
won 6·2.6·1.6·1,H•nioo !NH l wor 6J,6·1, •·4 ~ Haro1n-Warmf"9fon (NHI oef Steffi Quick,
6-3. clef J Ster"·Glfstrat, 6·3, clef L1n·Cnen
•• B•lrO·ScilY!lt CNHI IOSI, 3·6. 3·6 won. 6·4
Thunlon-Henoncks CNH l toil 0·6 2 • 7 s
Ma• Ott 1', 81SllN Amal 2 SlnMt
0 Peter'°" (MDI def Montova • 7 def Wooel 6-0 o.f. Ramirez, 6·0 A Plllf'M><>
IMDI won 6-0. 6-4 6 I. Jarrell !MDI IO$t S 1
2·6, won ' 1 ~
Arnell-McFarland CMOI oer Pescau1·Fe1u1
6· I dtf Ktm MamarM 6·0. clef Buencam1no Manut4, 6·0, C.ullhna11· Teoftlo (MDI won 6·2,
6·0, 6·3, wono·Bettencour1 CMDI won 6 ?. 6·3. •·2
c ..... wemen
Peent LllNI Haun·-9, Ctwbt c ..... o
SlnMt Wrl9hl IPL) def Slalmacllowicl. 6·3 6-1
Lu•lnk (PL) Oef Krtnoet. 6-1, 6 3. Sll""•'O CPLI
def Laorlma11t•. 6·0, 6·0, Ferm111 IPL> def
Skov, 6· l, 6•3, Walker (PL) 0.1 Kelso, 6 0, 6· 1.
Garcia CPLI Oef Skov, 6·0. 6 1. ~
sn1t11oto-Lus!l'llt. CPL) clef Sleln'WtChoWICI•
Kr!noel. 6--0, 7·5, Fermfn·W•lker IPL) clef
~ov·Laorlma111e, 6· I, 6•0, Garcla·8urman
CPLI clef Sk.ov·Kel\o bY defautt
CemmutlltY c""9 wemen
OltANGI ~I COHFE.-IHCE Or .... c .. 11 f, CYIW'ftJ O
SMllel
Si.uerv COCCI oef Flemino, 6~ i· 1, Hast· lflOt. (0CC) oef ~abfl, 6·3, 6·0, Ewlno COCCI
clef McClellan. o· 1 6·0, Cle..,.elancl !OCC I ctef
arv.ii1, 6-l, 6-0, Reca .... arren COCCI 0.1
KoOaYasill, 6-1, 6·0. S•rell IOC:CI Ciel Con
lflsotto, oetaun
DeuttM
Slatterv·HHllll9' COCCI oef Ftlm•no
MA:.Glt L•AOUU .........
~·~ ~ •• 0.lo.lalld. ~ 71 NY 'i'anllM• 0
H01alon "' loslon at Wlf'lter Hllv~. Fie cco . r•m
HY Mtt• n Allalltf al Wnl P•lm leach
Fi. .. CCCI, rat" o.troll 2. Plllab~tltl I
Teus Vl. Clllc!Metl ., Ptaftl (UY, Fla . «Cl . r.i11
SI. Lou!\ •• Toronto J •
Montreal v• Baltimore et Miami, cco • rain
Phltaclelt>hla vi MIMMOta al Otlando. Fi.
CC.0 rau\
IC•llMIS Cll\t I. ClllC .. O Whit• So11 3
Clevelattd S. ClllC.OO Cub' 0
MllwaukM 3, Sen Dleilo
Sefllle 10, Sen Fr•ncltcO 5
ChlalQO Whit• Soll (H ) 6, (lllCllllWlll (H) 5
T ... V', o.n.
Antel• \IS SHlfle at Tempe, Ariz .• 12;05 0 m.
Allallll vi ~ a l Vlf"O .. ach, Fla •
lo.JO a m
TilundaV'• GlllMI AM9h Cu l vs San Francisco al SColt~~.
Arll • 12'()5 0 m.
""""' (U ) V\ 0.klano (H I •I '"'-nix. 12~S pm
Mlnnnota "' D.-n et Vero Beam . Fla •
10.30 • m
A1199b t, A!Netk\ 41
(et '""""'11) Ca~forn•• Q.11 ll 1 Q-t 12
00.tallO 021 010 ~ 10 2 Wiii, Abbott (4), Felllf"S (6), Minton (9) •nd
Permf'I. SChroeder C6I Wetch. Otto CSl.
Ecto.erile\t C9I and Stein«>ach, Sando Cll
W-Abboll, l•O L-0110, 0-2 Hits-California,
Schroeder (I) 0.ktan<I, Henderson (I)
OeideW\ 1, Yat*-0
(al Ft Laudere191e, Fla.I
Los AllllllH 000 002 OS0-7 ,. I
New YOl'll Yank"' 000 000 ~ 4 2 LHrY, Howell (SI Crews (6), Horton (I )
and Sc..osc1a OernPSev (61 Fte•cher (91, La-
Pooni, NOies co. Shields (61, S.ncner Ill ancl
Sir.Inner 0 Su Cll W-Howeu, 1·0 L-Slllelds. 0-1
Communttv C.-...
OltAHGI E~I COH .. lltt!NCI! o.-anw CMst 7, SadclelNlcll l Orenoe Coast 000 202 201-1 10 o
saooleC>Klo. 010 200 0.--l ll 2
Tlllt>aull. Youne (II and Kell¥, ltou. R•nd•M
(6). Sush 171 and Oahteren, GrelaOa 171.
W-Th1baufl L-Rou 28-Kd\t COCCI. Cor·
dOva IOCCI 38-Connef COCCI HR-Pavw.r
(SI Tei.tnoa IOCCl
Cypren 16, Geldlan West S
Golden WHI 002 100 m-S 7 2
-Cvoreu 050 303 SOJl-16 16 2
Foreman. Pooe 141, Lone (61 and Vllle9as.
Castellano (II, Loddi"9. 8rown Cl ) •nd Tewell.
Baucher 17) 2B-Bammer IGW) Kaylo< IC),
Fri.dman CCI G1U (Cl. Gonaltt CCJ, Stoll !Cl.
NMI (() HR-B81'1'\f'ner IGWI Froeciman CCI
Stlula CCI
Hlefl IChool
LOAttA TC>UtlHAMENT
El Oerade 7, lnllM S lrvlne 020 003 t>-S 6 I
El Dorado 011 OSO 11-7 9 2
Goldstein Oberllft!f CSI afld Vollmer; Dowen.
Vorowsl<t 16 Gln·~'I' 161 and Ptlllo W-Dowel L-<.olchte1n I I HR-Luke (EDI.
Moofe IEOJ PlllllO CEDI
l.a~ewoocl 7, Hunt""'9en Baac:ft 4
La-e#ooel 700 000 S-7 I 1
Hunhnelon Beacn 000 100 )-4 9 s Bevin. Lov•n (S) and TrtOt>, Riuo. Faur !'). vv11o (71. l<hews-1 171 and AoMw w-a.....111
L-.iuo '2B-C.wh0rn (H8l 3&-Proflll (L)
HR-Gomez LI
Fevnteln .,...., I, Kaftala 1
K•teti. OOS 020 C>-7 S 1
Fountain Valley OSI 001 1-. 10 3
Drummond Bovo 141 and Boone. Monteon" erv, Knowiei IS). Fans <SI and HaQH
W-faM L-Bovd 2B F1noera10 !Kl
Ocallll Vlew 1, LH AlamltoM 41
OCHn Vtew 100 020 3-7 tO 0
Lo. Alamitos 000 200 2-4 S )
Scnalf, Kar~t <21. Woken 171 •nO Colbert,
Oe11w~lr.I ancl K leclt. W-Karoet L-oa .. wllr.I
28-Coioert COVI Burns IOVI. l='oremen IOVI
3B--Ca~,.. ILAI
La9UM Hits 6, Unlventtv l
Un1ven1tv 000 300 C>-3 6 I
La111.1na Hl~l 121 011 .-. • I
W"'"""· MarlinOa 161 and Dieter Lov.nee<
l(usier (SI end Helm w Lo .... 1n11er
L-W1lllam• 2B-SOwr•• IUl, l<Ol'lman ILHI 2.
Lo11tnoer (LH)
Sllll'\G ~.
Hll'e •re the l~I CO'\d.tlons. al ltd resof"ls
in Calll«ma ano Ne'V•oa, as rtoorled t>v 1ne
Cahl0tn a Slat• Aulomoblle AssoclatlO<I
USNlll Pan -NO 1'9POf1
lor.., -1 """ new 5·7 foot t>ai.e rnecnone oroomeO, wet i.now, five cnair' dav two chairs
nigh! ·
0--S.t Rane.II -Trece Of MW 1 • fool
bas.e m•cn•-.e ~oomeo wet ll!Owt '"'" c11a1n Socia St>rlnvs No ,._,
Sveier a.wt No r-1
TaMe Oefwler -No rtt>Or1
H-111 Stw -No reoort
AIPIM MMdews -No new . 7 9 foot oase.
maclllM oroomed, Miier PKkeCI wet snow, nine clla n
H-•Md -No new 3·7 toot base lPrtnO Cond1ho111, lour Cflall"l and one s.urface llfl
SOUaw V...., (l,lOO feet) -No r-1
SQuaw v...., (6,100 feet) -No r-t
"9e...-V V...., -No new. 3·6 toot t>. ..
lorm oeclo.80, tram. 17 cha " and ''-wr1Ke lifts.
~ ~ -Trac• OI MW, 3·6-foot
bale. mac:lliM 91'oomed sla CN•f\
Mt. .... -Nor-•
Edie ~ -No reoort Slen'• Sltl ltllftdl -No .._,
IClrti...--Trace ol new, S-7·toof basa, medlllle .,_,.., ,..., •net PIC'kao snow, 11
CftaJl'I.
Mt. It ... -No reo<N't 0--. ltldl9 -Trace of new, 4·5-foot baM,
ll>f'lllO conchllons, ltl'ten cllelrt and tour surlac.• Mii
..., PHI -No r-1
,_.,,,,_,. ~ -I Inell tWW, 6·roc>t base, machine ereomeo, oaclced 110wder, eon
dOla, l6 cMll'S end l'WO wrfaw llL ~ ~ -No new, )-fool DAM,
machine 9f'OOl'MCI, Paetl..S llOWCler rr am enc f11te chain
Mln'I SwnrNt -No r.-t ML SM ... -No •9"1'1 C01ema11 l, Guiman I CCSM-<wferlnle I Kleln
I
TecM•cals M COiemen ITW)
9rvanl, 6•1, 6·1; Ew1119·Rec•varren (OCCI Gel
McCle4tan·T•vtor. 6-1, 6-0. Cleveland-l lr<n
COCCI def. Feorl• KOClavashl. 6· 1, 6·? lr'9ll -----Trace of iww ..... foot beM. ma~lne Of'OQf'ne(J, lhrM CNlirJ
'I .\JOH I.•: .\(ii ES
Abbott struggles ~gainst A's
Angels' one-handed pitcher
gets win despite wildness
PHOENIX (AP) -J im Abbott knew 1t 311 alona:
Patchin& against major leaguers wouldn't be ca~.
Abbott, facing a b,g-lcaauc lineup for the first time
stru8'fed for two innlnas Tuesday but wound up the
wrnnin& pitcher as the California nacls beat Oakland. 9-4.
.. There were a few buttcrllic out the~." Abbott
admitted. "I 101 caught up in who was out there rather
than what I could do."
Abbott thrilJed lumsclf and the crowd by nrikina out
Jose Canseco Wlth a hard s.hdcr But Abbott WaJked tluu
bane" and was slow ficldma a potential doubk-plly
pounder. a1Jow1n1 a run to score.
He pve up one run and one b1l-a sinaJc by Camey
Lansford-and sttuck out two. Abbou was JUPP<*d to
work thrtt innin&$. but e1me oua arl)' bteiuse lie had
thrown '7 J>itchet.:
"Even thouah I truaJed a bit, there wtrc JOOd and bid points. .. he said.
Abbott, bom without a ri&ht hand. was the t"iibth pick ovtta.11 in la51 June's draft. Never before hat a pla)tt wcanna No. 60 and bavina a DOublc·A conttatt aurtctcd
IO much 1U~ntton in the exhibition 1eaaon.
In bis •pri,. •but Friday. Abbott p_u.chCd thrtt .,.ICCM'""'rc ..... a.-mn1 .. aut Sen tMac> aa a 'I .. me apfost ~ minor_.....-.. ApiMt Oaklalid. the only bia
biner millh• &am tbc lineup wat Mart McOwin:.
the confronlation.
Abbou 1ot twoqu1ck $lnkes and. af\cr a foul.and ball.
got Canseco to sw1na and m1s.s a hard slider d.own...and-1n.
The crowd, whacb booed when home-plate umpire Tim
McClelland did not caJI Canseco out a pitch earlier.
erupted in its loudest cheer of ahe hot afternoon.
"He throws hard. He'siot&ood stun:·· C.anSC<lO said.
"It's hard to tell from one at-bat, but I thJnk he"s lc&ium•~-"
Abbott knows Canseco 11 the real thinJ. 100.
"l wtnt to the World Scrie1 lut year. J thouJht then
that I would some.day be ~ lbne auys, •• MJd Abbon. 21 .. , kno~· it'•JU$t 1n atubiuon pme. but I'll be honest
- it was a thrill &c1na Jote Ctntcco."
Dave Parker drew a kedoffwaJli; in the fifth and took
third on l..an,ford'1 soft ait&k to ~tCT. Abbott it.ruck out
rookie Jotc Fchll bd~ Terry Stciobech folloWed W1th i chopper hick to the mound.
Abbott. wbo bel&DCU his sJo-vc on h11 ~t arm and
swatches n to has left hand so smoothly that 1t tU1 biardly
pcrceptibki, had troubletbittirM. Hcwuslowtakinaon
his sJove and tcnina tllc blU ti.ck into bis left hind. and
his ~lay to 1«ond bltnnan Mark Mcumore wn in time
for 1 forttOUt. but late fOf a double play al Plner tcOttd.
"E~cn 1fl bad two hand1, lcoulclhavcbobbkd it and
df'OPPe4 it. .. joked Abbott. who d<>es not mer to himtelf u b&ndicapPcd.
Abbott ended h1sstin& bymimaaOltna Hubbard on
I routint fty billJ. The KOrc Wll lied at 4 when Abboct Ir.ft.
bu& tilt Anerll ICOted in rbe llltth Ud he wu tl9e wiUef.
AbbOtl lbRW l6 llrika. Sixwa of h11 llii 11 pitckl wm1tnka
NHL ITAlllllllS C--.. C1 'IWICil ~~"" G' GA
2'3 t'3 •-Cetoarv
Edmonton '5 1S I " JS 27 7 11 211 151
°* Vancouver 35 21 ' 7• 21 33 1 63 333 2'l
214 21'
Wlnnloeo 21 " 11 » m m
Ot lrolt SI. Louis
Chica "°
Minnesota
Toronlo
'"""' OM$len 30 27 11 71
2• 32 11 59 23 32 12 SI 22 31 14 51
23 39 6 S2
Walt1C--~
Patrktr DMllen
NY RanMrs 3' 25 I 7•
Wathlncilon 32 25 10 7•
PlllsbUrgh 33 27 7 73
Philadetl>f\la 3 l 31 5 67
New Jer-wv 23 33 12 51
NV lslanc:ters 22 41 • '8
Adams DfV111en
x·Montreal 45 1' 1 97
Boston 31 2• 12 74
Buffa lo 30 31 6 66
Hartford JO J2 • 64
~bee 24 39 6 5'
11-<:11nc 11ec1 oiavoH lier 111
TuaMlllY's k-KlntJS l Plll\buref'I 1 Coll
Tor~•o 6, Quebec •
Edmonton •. Ph1laclelpn1a A •
8ollon 2, NY Islanders I St. Louis. 6, New Jersey 7
MlnnHOI• s. O.trolt 3
Catoarv 9 Wi1111lpeo S
TMll't'1G-Eomon1on at Hartlord, us om
ButtalO •• NY lt111111tr1, US om
WUhlneton al Mon1r .. 1, 41.35 o m
New Jersey al Cnlce90 S..JS o m
W1nnl1>e11 al Vat1COUver. 7 3S om
K in9s l, PtMUlni l
Seer• bV P9'1ecls
272 270
23S 241
25' 27•
21' 241
211 2t2
272 249
242 211
2'' 211
15' 23'
239 271
223 279
266 191
231 209
2•9 267
242 240
237 300
P'•tl.UIUC.Ql'I , 0 0 ~2
Los AnffleS I I 0 1-3 ""I Periacl 1 LOl AnQelft NICllOlls ~ (GrellkY Ouche,M), 33 1 Cot>), 2 PUtsburoh. CallanOer s (Lemleu11, Jonnson), 10.JO, 3 P11t11>Yrllll,
Lemieux 66, Pt11AllY Viol, 1S'1 hlll Penal·
tles....Z.WU>lki, Pit (h06dlno) 2 lt, McSorlev, LA
lhookong). S 13, T-'41, LA (holcl•nel, lO.SO, NICllOl!s, LA (intenereneel, I I 46, D•neen. Pot
(trle>t>lng)1 IS 26; B•rre1so. P11, served bv Etrey
(Ollav Of 11arne), 1609. Hl"ter Pit (fn1ar·
ferencal "33 s.c... PwlM
4 Los Anottes., Roblleil.. 47 ITavlOt.
NlchotlS), I 22 (Pt>) Penellln -aour-Pit
(rOUOll<nQI. ... AM•son, LA lrouoll<ng) «
MCSof"leY, LA (roughing) 1.53 P1t1•~r1111
benetl, served ov Brown (Uf\•-•sma1'11-.e con
OUCll, tJ04, l(ruU!elnv•kl, LA (l.lllW>Orlsmanlike
conOUCI), t2', 8uslr.H, Pit (holOingl 1139
Tlllrd Pw'9d
None ~enall..s.-09Grav. LA (lr-nel. •so. Hilroer, Pit ccrou-cneci..1no1, 9.39, L-v.
P11 Cu!ISPOl'tsmanllka colldUCtl, 1'.51, llourQue P11 (unsoorlsmant.ke COllduel) 19.51 A•1son
LA (un-"manl•lle conoucll. 19-SI, MCSortev
LA 1unsoor1i.man11..,• conducll, 1'~
Ovenlme
S Los Ano••••· hYlor 23 Cl<asoer. GretO y 2.31 (Pt>) Pena1t1H-P1ttst>uf'llh beCKll ser~
bY Cullen lunsOOl'tvnAnt•kt Condu<ll 1 07 Jonnson, Po 111rou mi.conOucll, 2J1
5110ls on ~P1111ouroh 10·7·1 t>-2S Lo'
Anoeles 12+1·>-JO
Power·o&ay 09oor1unoies-P.11sbvr1111 O DI 6
l.OS Ange1es ) OI I Goallft-Pitlsburoh, Barrano. 14 11 1 130
shOl,·27 w.,..J Lo' AnQeles Hrudev 21 26 • 125-lll
Artenoanc-16,00S
ltefer-Bin McCrearv Ltne,me..-Rye11
Bora•. Mike Cv1k
MISL itancin91 w L Pct. G&.•
lallimM• 17 11 6'7
Oa•M 11 " S2t 4 ' S.n D.evo II 16 S2' •• Lol AllOele\ " 19 '51 7
Tacoma .. 19 4S7 7
Kll!IWS City 14 11 OI 1 •
Wi<Me IS 10 4l9 • T~'t's Sc.,..
DaUas I, Wtctlile 6
TMllV's Ga1Mi
No """" tCheoulld
f,01 I
l.UmbLL ........ LM9Ue SAN FltAHCISCO GIANTS-Aoreed to
term' wlln ltlek It~. oitcher, °" a -· \'tar contract a111e111ton
aAJICITIALL
... ................ A111etMI'*'
PORTLAND TRAIL BLAlE-S-Slene4
8r.ook.e Si.eo., tuaf'd IO I MICOlld l0-da'f
COl'llfKI.
lfOOTaA'D. ............... Auecte ....
NEW <>aLEANS SAINTS-Sltntd Oerrldl ~o. tJO. rel11rner·wlde recel\ler, to • lwo·
vear contract
PHOENIX CARDINALS.-AorMd lo Mtrm w1fh Mlctletl Adams,~. on a lllrM
\'eat contract SAN DIEGO CHARGEltS-Sklned Larrv Wll·
tlaim, Offensive nnema11, 10 • t'{w·v•r COii
lrKI
WASHING TOM REOSKINS-SIOned St.,,_,
Hobt>s, wide ~,.....,, and Martin MaYhew.
cornerllack.
HOCIC•Y ......... H.artY L-.ue
EDMONTON OILEltS-TraeleO J im we.,,..,-, oef111M1mo1n, and Alan May, rlo/lt
wing, lo tne Los A~ Kiiie• IOI' Brian W1ti.s.
center. anc1 JOllll EneiiSl'I. ClefenMmen
HARTFORD WHALEllS-Traoed Torr•
ltooetnon, tirtt Wino, 10 111e O.lrOlt Red W11191 for Jim Pi\llM, delenseme11 Slenect Brao
~w. Oef-n. tor the rematnoer o1 the
IMSOll.
MINNESOTA NORTH STARS-Traded O.no
C1ec.relll, forwaro, allCI Boo "ouse, <le·
fet1Mmat1, to the wei.111neton CaPllals for Mike
Gartner, t«w•rO and Larrv Nwrotly. de·
fensemati
'NEW YORK ISLANDERS-Traoto Re.cl
La no11. ~enMmall, IQ Ille MlMeSOI• North
Stan al\CI Gree G berl. forward, to the Ch~
BlaO. Haw1ls t°' futU!'e conslOWetoons
NEW ¥.ottK RANGER~ LIMY
ltutf, defen1oernan·lell w11111 from Ille Buffalo
Sabres j()( 1 hflh·rOUnc:I 0ra11 cllOlce In 1'90
PITTSBURGH PENGUINS-Traded h lrtcll
Mllvet ~n. IO the Los A""'" K•not. lot Tom TooUy center Ano9Md Scott
Biue•••O. rr0111 WlnQ, ro MutkeQOtl of Ille
1111ernar•onal Ho<:key ~
VANCOUVER CANUCK$-Trade0 JOllll Le81e11C, lorwerd, and a hflh·<OUtld orefl
C1lOIC• '" "" IO Ille Eomon1on D·lert !of Gree AOAms.. left wine and Oo\111 Smith un1er
Traded Ctaude V•11W•-n lofward to 111e ,.._
Jersey Dev ' IOI' T.m L.,..,00#1 ca<1•..-
0LY~ICS
USOC -Announced Ille ,.,ionario" of R,,.,...r Vov Ch el nieo<al off'ttlf and O•rector ot ,,..
Sc>or•s ~16ne anc1 !><•enc• O•••i..or CO\.LEGI!
BALL HATE. AMOUnC.0 Ille •ts•ll!\lllon of M•~e Troo".c eu151en1 footba.I c.oach Name<!
M•l!t O.Boro ollens.•• ""' c.__,, OIC t..tNSON COLLEGE-Na,.,..eo Dav'd
Frorvnan lllacl DH'-••t>a• coecn LOUISVILLE .».nnounceo ,,.,., ,,,,.,
Glawi.r. olltftSI•• IACille mus• under\"IO •
kldnlh' trltMOis"' 1"4 wol be unaOIC! 10 o ... football·~
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The 1911 Anod••-°' TMnia Profeulotlail lnont., leaden thrOl.IOh Mardi S.·
I Jonn McEnroe 'l Sof'•l hcker ) IVl ll Lel'dl
• Brao Glloert
S. Jakoo Hlai.e-.
6 M1los&av MKlr
7 M Uf'I Pernforl I Tim MaVOlte
9 Ano.o Jarrvo
10 Amo' Man'6or1
11 CM•'10 11a11 RenlbUro 12 Alenflder Volkov
l) A~AOMS.I
14 E.ri< ~n
IS J1111 Gunnanson
16 Darren C..111
11 ~S..,1nuon II Michie/ Sctlaoen
19 Srffan E0btf9 20 Jim P\191'1 -,I Parr.ck K\llVlen
22 T "°"'8' Must..-
23 ~l<rltll
24 Ma9nu.a Gu1la ll\Oll 2S Aaron l(t1el.1i.ln 26 lt..-nHl'l Kr \llN<I
17 RICll. LHch
21 Guv Foroet
7' M• i6n Sr e1ber
)0 We ¥M41W<
) l 11. el! Y E "t <"°91'1
32. Mart. WOOOlll'de
)3 Goran •••NM~IC
M Paut Anrlacone
lS ~lo Mal\UOll.a
3' Matt Wtial'def'
37 Glenn Mkhil>at•
ll Ya""<"" Noar-. lf Mafllll 0.V•l
40 It icNv Rt'*>efo
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Yankees, 7-0
Ablloll IDC a bil dacier &Om &M m>wd ol S,611 *it ht,., .. IO-..tillie tounll. :T-..o rilb ad 1 lf')iiidcr
bn>_tWt' llj) Olftleco wi ... two OUll Ud tuDIWR Ol S'Ond
aftd .daird.; !Yell Mmlli ..,,., Miu W"rtt:" wfto WU nme111 oe d9e outfteld. w.n.ina b'ld. pilUIOd eo WIM(h
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9'lned IO OVft'lllrow ~.•I fell tllil I llill __. lft r1Q•m• bid to wliet&-1 rieeded 10 Ill.• .
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All-Star Game tickets
~ Cah(oto1a AftlC'I• and MaJor µa,uc
8a1tball havcannounad l)lani for talc of tJdtct~
10 lhc 19'9 AU.star Game •bt'dult'd for
Tuada>1 July II. at Anaheim Stadium •
A ranoom dra"' m_a of cards ~ 111 be cundUC"led
IO determine th06C r&n1tlaaiblo10 pun: hast .\ll· wOameuc~t
To qualjfy, fans must a.end • IW\datd-llzed
postcard. l»O'tmatkcd bt'IWttn Apnl l S-30, lO, All-Srv Uamc Tttltets, P 0 Bo1 7000S Anaheun. CA 9212S.OOOS •
.... A hm1t of one posh: rd per pcnon hu been
cstablithed ~ postcal'\J must coniain the pnnlcd name. add~ 11p cock and tt'lt9honc
nurnbei of w tcndt'r. C•rds not conta1run1 this
1nformat1on and all duphcatt cards will be ~tccf .
No ch«k.s, caih or mont)' ordm v.111 bl'
attptt'd and envelopes •Ill be ~turned I.In·
opened Pcxtanb postmartcd poor to Apnl 1 s
or aftCT Apnl 30. as ..,ell as harld dtf 1 \t'rtd cud,, ~• U oot bt' actiepted.
The cards will be d~wn at random and •1n0t't'S .. ,11 rccc1vcu ucket order form by m_.1.
Tbc hckt't order form will bt' ~ahd for four
11dtets only ·
F•!!s purdw1n• An&cb S.Cl50n titkcu b)
oprruna day, ~pnl -'· .. 111 1u1oinaucaJly be
auarantttd l~ n&ht lO purchase their amt' 'lt'aU
fOr ltle AJJ· tar {Jame, plus a bonus of 1 hke
number of 1n15 Official same 11mt for the t\11 w Ga~ v.111 be announced at 1 latcr <Ute
•
Celebrity tourney
Tbt a«ond nnua.J ulb < t clcNit> ~Ut'tball pmt I\ Wt f(lr Man-h J ¥ It C") Pttl
Coll*• a b(ncliJ for the Ota nae ( ru h II tar te&m.
Tht Ora~ Cru h C1hfon11a II-Star tc1m is compnJCd (){ \()mt' of the b()t b1&h school
P'i)'<fl tin C'ahfom1a, all ofv.hom ac:liic't' and
ma1nta1n • 3.0 academic &ride point •~tra~.
Spcocial corporate pac~ •rt' •'•1l1ble and 1ickcs can ht' ui.t'd for a compeny's ~Plo)ccs ·~ ~ , or don.llttd to ht' uJtd for tht' arca'i yuth aroups Oran~ cru,b lt'am mtm~n ~.u
ChstnbittcW tl(k_("l$ tOde\'lllltt'd )OUlh &TOU~
Doof1Openal6 and tht' pmc il.ar1S at 7 With uckcts pnced at
S. F~nht'1' 1nformauon 1s ''•1l1blc b> cathna Li)I Cante ( 72 I -9S80) or Marcia HanKom (4)4;.6806).
Cheryl M iller camp
>. b9ikclball camp tor girls age\ '>· 17 ·~
St:hedult'd for Cahlom1a Lut~ran < oll<'gl' 111
Thousand Oaki July 2·6
Chcr}I \11ller, a former .\II· \mem.in and
19 4 Ol}mpK iold mcdah\t, 11.ill nmdut1 the
camp For funhcr informa11on c-onlad fan1n•
\\1_se" 21 J-785-0201 .
••
. Grand Prix tickets
Tickets for tho 19 9 Grand Pri• of Lona
b'b, teheduled for ApnJ 14-16 throuah the do~ntov.n "'"11, are on stlt at thf Orand Prix
ticket office now located at l24 Nonh Pinc Ave
Lona St-a h (adJ~nt to Lona Beach P!aa). .·•
Dtfendma champion AJ Una.tr Jr. wall rt1um
to tht' I 67-mile \hotthnc cout1t.
A comptt'tc ~eekt'nd of rac1na c~nt.s will
upplttMnt lht CART/PPG Indy Can at the
CJ111nd Pnll turda). Apnl ISh-.iJI M\o~1C
tht' CA 1 rans-Am Knn ~hic returl\$ for us
third apptara~ at Lona &acti. FcatW'td on
Sunday, April 16. v.ill bet~ 1nau1ural runn1n1
of the Atlantac and Amcncanr.:,ac• Scr1N in COl\Juncuon w11h the Indy Car ~ cutar. Bo~ offitt huurs art 9 a.m. p m • fondav
lhrowah Saturday undl> houn arc I I a.m.-~ p.m.
Tickets ma)' bt' i>_urchatt'd lhroUJb all
Southt'm C'ahfomta T1d.ctMast<'T IC>Qllons
Crtd1t card purchase u"ng Vasa, Mast~-ard
and American fapms ma) bt' made b> C'lllhna lhe tlClt't hotlJne numbt'r. (2 IJ) 436-99SJ
CdM Sk race, I k walk
l he "frwpon Beach Departmen1 11f Pari,.) lk.i~hes-.and Rec:rt'ation 11. 111 )pun$0r the c1ahth
annual ( orona dcl Mar ~nil ~lo.. rllllC: and" I lo..
wall June 10 at(. orona drl 1ur 11tc lkal-h
Kan• ll)c:rs anJ mort' dl·ta1tcd 1nforma11on
11.·tll be.-n11llabk appru"mattly 4-pnl I 0
for more mformauon call 644-31 ~I
Orenoe COMC DAILY PflOTIWedMida)', Mardi I , 1111
.St. Patrick's Day !Ok
hit' Ra int of C0tt1 Mei.a ~•II prHCnt the·
1989 Tom ulhvan t Pltnck't 0.y IOK t\ln
held on Sunday 1n romnoe
Ellpccttd paruc1i:-nu 1n..lude UCI product
and prcm1t1 miler ~te~c Scott, n1vt'r51t)' H11h
product P1111 Sut Plumtr •nd Pan m Game
&Old·mcdJh»il Mary Knicdy
ou bu been rankt'd u t\mcric:11·~ cop m1ltr
for 11 of lhc laSt 12 yt'art tfr plactd finh 11 the'
19 8 Seoul Olym1\: pmct and rc-~tnlly won t.bt'
Mcrceda Mile in New Vork_ He tumntJ> hold
the U S. outdoor record for the 5,000 meter tUn Plumer v.as a mtmbt'r of the 19 8 Olympic
icam at ~oul IJ\d made the finals of the J 000
meter event She CWTt'ntl) hq)d\ the mt'Mcan
""'-Ord for I ht' S.000 mt'tct rU141 nice Stt 1 n 1986 ll Cal'l)bad
11..ni~ly v.on tht' aold 11 lhe 1qs1 Pin Am
Games 1n the l.000 mcttt c'cn1
For more 1nfonna11on. call 714-S411·4897 or 619-275-.S-MQ
O ver-the-Line events
The Southern ( al1tornu1 O~er·lhc-Lmc .\s·
soc1auon ha~ .tnnounted' vvernl upcomma
t\cnts to be held .it Hun11nawn State lkach
On Marlh lb SCOTL will prntnt the 10th onnual Huntington lkat:h Optn, on \pnl .:?.. 1hc
10th annual )J)nngUa!>\IC,unApr\l IS. the 10th
annual umnd Pm Open OnApnl'JLLlhc IOlh-
nuitrFar "V.'l I Op.:n ..tnd on Ma> I' 1ht'
S«ond annu.il Zub1r\ (( 0'114 Mesa) Class"
To m.t"r' e a pot. l311 ~I 3-860-US ~
642-5678 From-North Ora~ C-ounty
From South Orang~ County
540-1220
496-6800
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lllbol ftland 1006 Costa Mesi 2124 Newpon IH<h 2169 Ntv.port lelCh 2169 Cosu ~ 2624 Costa Miu 262 4 tV1t. leac:h 2640
•SINGLE famuy hOl'M 2 E'SIOE Twnh1e1 G1t •HARBOA VIEW HOMES b UfYllW fllilil 1111Wf11f ~ f.SKM T~x Lg Qu•t ~aJla.,._ Now Special C LASSIFIED INDEX 642·5678
F'ftOll NORTH 0.-AHOI CO.
FftOM aount OAANGE CO.
540-1220
• •na
38t 2S.. pvt ~IO. gat.. lndry, good loc; 2Br 281 3BR, 38A, upgr~. FIP, *JM PETERS * 2BR la.A se251mo lBR. 2BR. patio. lndry new IBr W/0 l1k-1.1p, frpk:,
newty r•tOted By ownet lrple, y1td. $910. 2Br dbl gar., gardnr. comm Luxury cozy pool 91da 1&A SsM/mo $400 ... etplS/peinl 359 WOOd-O/W. patio. SHO/mo
Ss.40,000.875-4918 Howes Condos 1180: &Se-4019 Days pool, park. lat;. lard hOV.M 2Br 2Ba eotnw eutlty Aveil "°""' 1970 *'dS795tmo673-.3eOO $1000 HC 140-9014
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Right Call Today for Haullng-Yard CINn ups
FREE EST 6"5-5643 CALL John. 650-1628
.... , .. UlllOAH.
LAWN MAIN SERVICE
Wkly/monthly 1 time
FrM Mt 241-1840
• Win Prll" and bonutes
• Mu11 be 12 to 15 years
old and ltva In the
Huntington Beach or
FC>tlntalo Valley area
17782 Cowan
lr1lna. CA-
(otf MecArthur & Fltchl
-----
I W111 tullll
No exp req'd II yo..i are
r•h•ble I MO« to learn. ca" Center Glal In El Toro to( Interview
6-40~7880 DELIVEA'Y PERSON F/T
wented Apply in person HANDY with 1oo1slo buttd
Allen Beck Fton1t 2809 Sailboat• &>.ting up
Newport Blvd N B not req'd, but halptul
875· 1353 MecGragor Yachta, 1631
• Tran1portaoon provided HU Plac»ntl• Ava c~ •••lh Mo 1 her 1 Mar et g-i:oot<IN<t'for mllVnf ~ Call from 2pm to 6pm onry, Kitchen 11 taking appll· Ofo Manag« for Prap
please j c • t ' o n I I o r Mgmt Co $1500 ~mo
CASHIERS/DELI SER-• ln1Yta.nee 8•2·2000 (213) 421 ·0224 VEAS Full llma position• LVN Elcceltenl SaJarY PN· dt)/avenlng hours/ I/ate Duty aH'9nmant
W.-ends This po11llon ttpm.7 am ahlfl and
CAREER Opportunity In
Escrow Good typlll
good wlflgures. detail·
oriented D 0 A 0 C Alf
offers opportunity for weekend rali.1 (all en1f11)
promotion arid growth In Huntington 8eeefl Full
the natural food 1ndu1try comp•nr banafltt Apply •I 225 E 17t11 St , p ..... ul Arlene al{714)
Cotta Mesa. 5•8-7788 913·1808 CARE· AT
___ _ port •raa Call Suanne .. HITIATHI HOME EOE.
llOUIL lllPAtmH v 553--0123 Needed Coo111ng ••per l&l ... llT
$12/Hr • MATERIALS OAlllH/Ollll _!7tHr 1t 750--0329 Rentel apacee evallable
Relerenoa 675-.CC>Oe Gilt shop, John W•yne Air· DENTAL ASST ~t be ~-::..~·= S:!: t~1: P&llTill I W&LLPAPH pon FT/PT dee*ld•ble able to take •-rays
REMOVAL RELIABLE' 20 Apply before 1 30pm Tu· Baauulul olfie. 1n N B Ill &SIT 1&11 lfO
yrs In arN 6A2-5937 Fri e.ttie, 852•.9168 FT/PT 8"0-9000 Tlleraae PIT 18 Hr. Urology office
-CASHIER·SALES Dental N B Exp P<•f Wiii tram .. Alm P&1m11 gERSON Marin• Hard· I MTll AlllSIAIT 650-2233
a.ti pr1CM Satisfaction ware Stora Ask tor John b~ orthO au•st ROA ----
guar, ret1, John 645·2955 645·17I1 j -pref'd Xlnt 1>9portun1ty •lllAL
---with gr .. t tMm we11 ~ onice position an H e CASHIERS aatabl Irvine oll•c• OMO Pr.c:tlce Ortho
--.
i Psych•('
c ' •. • •• • .. ••t
788-0717 or CIAQ-'4292 NUtStng & C..11119 8X$* requlr9d. Petm & Tamp
potlt•ont • .., .... b ... 1111 II Call cata. 895-3030
llU·TI•I
PAIT-Tiii Now hirll'lgl Sai.ty 1tar11
S4 50/hr 650-2988 ---'----~---
lmme<11ata openings at our __.. llllOAL:,
HUNTINGTON BEACH UIYll FI T front onic. poa.uon In
store• JOln Southern Call-For Cleliv«• Weellda~ bUaY H B Ortho Pract~.
fornia 1 IHdlng retail & Sat 10-12 852-9155 for an.,., peraon CloM
home 1m provamentl •ml attnto d91all.&mln 3yt•
chain We p10Vlde each rnedlc;.i reoapt ••Plf of our emi:>">yees wun Needed lor M"aengtlf reqd C.it Cara 895-3030 Service EA~ieoced tua --
•COMPETITIVE SALARY I time Mutt have OMV --· &llllTAlll • COMPANY·PAIO print-out car ln1Vf'81'1Ce, Cerllfl•d or Tr•lnffl
BENEFITS valid Callt01'n•a dnY9f' s 3pm-1 lpm Good ban·
• ONGOING TRAINING ~ Min.mum S300 •fit• ' working con-
• CREOO UNION pet week Pleue caU dlllona Mau Verda
• OPPORTUNITY TO 171 ..... 91-3700 Conv Hosp, M t Center
ADVANCE INTO E.11p ·wattr•aa l'IM.dad StrHt, Coal• Meu
M,ANAGEMENT KnowtedOe of 111111111 IOOd CAl.L 5-t~
~lplul Salerno Rea· l•"M For an ON THE-SPOT 1n-taurant •11•·5000 ....
tervi.w apply in person If PHTllmU
THURSDAY
9 OOam-• OOpm
19122 Brookhurat
(Corner of Garleekll
HUNflNGTON BEACH
l&TIIULLl•IEI
I llPPL Y, 110.
FUTURES
EDITOR
MIO llJ'ed dally l'IM<I• •
han<Se-on ed1t0t to direct
aoh ,,.,_, C>pef•tlOn that
tnc:ludel o&Jty antena•n.
You re 1n Good Company• I ment page. WMkly m-o•·
r1ne, Sunday featurH Equal Oppty Employer p~ and aoci&I COY•
-Ullllll I •• cr .. t1V1ty and ~
Fulltpert urne po11oon1 g8nQattonal Ullllt •must
avallable f01' cast\..,• 1n Send • ~ latte< r•
tu au~ and Ntnl)I.. to America. moat t>autl I Tom T '· fdllOf The
garden c.t'lt9' Wiii train 0= Pilot, P 0 8 011 t1gt11 peraon Apply 1n Col c
ft:ton. A1k for ia1bara 1 • t• M... A 112828 r~k ............... ...
IMll'llAlllll
2301 San Ja.qutn Hiii• Rd
C0tona Oel Mat. 92825
'-'0-5800
Cate Home H..,th !'la Im
mediate opportun11111
aval1eble lor the lollowlng
quah11ed nursing pro·
feaalOnals
LYia
(competitive Nlat'Yl
Prtvate cJUty aSllgM'IMI in
80, HU11ttn0ton S..ch
hat 11pm·7am ahllt
available A190 ..,..end
,..... for .,,.,, of YoUt
~ Thia cue has
thfM t-hOUr ahltta tor 24
t10ut car. Cd today•
Lftthf ...
(I 11OCM19 00/tlr)
&.Nd on Mpetlenea
Our M"ntlngton Geac;h
llcllled Nur11ng Faclhli.t
haw...,., .. ~ f()f
· C*'ttfied I. VN W• otter
flUIOle adl9dutM I~
dlttl'I end hol.lfl) t. pa•O
0!'1tnlatton and uoeJlant
benefit•
For tmmecl.i•ta COMICMW-•ion. c.ic Al1eM:
(11•)111-...
0111-&T-MIE
E~ O\»ty fmptoyer
-OfFIC£ HEl.P PIT N II Q~al ofh~ du11H
...... 00/tv ~
nM>e2t Of M7· 1-
EWSP7'PER
DEL VERY
* NO COLLECTION *
Early momln6 motor route .,..;Jable
MuM lt•Ye depend•bk ttrldek and liability
ildllrllllCe. 1.,.,,., .....
~,JO ..... s'30 •·•·
Call 71 /642-4333 between 6:00 a.m.-S:OO p.m (M .F)
6a.m.·10a.m.( T& )
AREA AVAllABL£1
,-.
• • .. J ···-
Ml.IC NOJIC£
NOTI~l1!EATH
ANO OF PETITION
TO ADMINISTER ESTATE OF:
WILLIAM TOWNLEY
BIXLER AKA W1WAMT.
--~··
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NOTICI °' A..UCATK)llC TO
Mll AlCOMOUC MVl"-\OU ,......
To WhOm II May COn<w ll
BROOI(£ 6 MACK INC
Otang. CoMt DAILY PILOTIW~Mlday, Matefl I, *98 87
NlJC NOTICE
ll 41111&2
MOTlaOf
_,..NDID TttAMS1P
NOTICE 1$ HEA£1 Y
GlvtN tl'lat OA\.'10 J GUY
r JU~'.~~~N & m
I . . . : ., . l" ·•
C..1\') ... ,,, ".: 1~ :l
MEAC\jA'f MONARCH n
Own by • little '" lad)' In Cc»ta Meu Well cared
for S 1000 ooo 548-541'
L --• r ... ~
TODAY'S
CROSSWORD PUZZLE
ACROSS
I Unmo1ecl
6 Abyss
10 V1ull
u Sieved food 15 Tract
16 NIChOll' hefo 17 Startle
18 A MlfY ot 1ne
Bible
20 Stripl1n11
21 FW.1 murder
lriehm
23 8asllge 24 Watl
cov.1ngs
2ii M11c:t11ne·shop
loots
28 Gredlenl
30 Arete
31 Beall If
32 Ob19Ctecl
36 Neal 10 Suri 37 Bind Mellon
3~ Altar pleOge
31rbaays 42 Pe1rty
u Slouch 45 BtllCkllh
4f Wlferwl)'S
49 SIOfY potnl
50 Perfume
51 Golden -
52 R & D blOg 55 ~lrldl
c:alculalOf
58 Oet19hl
60 HMt ct11mbl•
6 t Make weary
62 --your .. ,.~ ..
63 Hideaway
64 E•pedlled
65 UMCI I whllk
DOWN
I Quarrel
2 Ethnic dine• 3 Wipe out
•Any time
poel
5 l eftovers
6 eon1 .. 11 7 SOviat ,,,,...
8 Trell 141gment
9 Caprtce
10 Endowments ll~tlt
12 Prospact0t
13 V909tablel
19 Downgrade 22 R1111 money
25 Old pro
'6 StlmulllH
27 -Dance
28 ~ lbbf
29 DallCe
30 Gumshoe
32 Cuban moo11
33 Tictde
~NC town
35 Pornon
37 Dlstutbanc:e
2 3 ' 5
"
17
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TOUS I M..L AMi
~ -§.,.ll s~ EAS E I N SE T TN UT
CHE A PSK A .!~ A O I E
H1U R ~A H • M A R 0 E N S
;AP A l A l R-
BEAR PA T •G NA IW ER
A L GE R • ST UN G • R OE
SE RV ET HE P U R P OSE
IC E • S E A R S • YE TIS
IS T E P I N •O ER R E N E --M ~A F TE R
.. A l:..~ §_ .f!A F •VI A NO S
.Q Q N .! AR A B I AN OIL
A N ,...T E I ,Q ~"~I I E s N E ME ~~ ~~TRE !W EED
40 lnlMt~lble
41 Sl•UQ11le 42 MIC)le LNI
ano Bollon -
'3 mod•
45 Selan
46 SllfteO
47 Thing found
.. Ao<ltinel
49 8ogoad dO'M\
7 •• t
51 Preeenl
63 Spinning
llM -~
54 Penchant
58 .. -• lovely
day toct.y
57 OOOMeog
59~
• Win prizes 1nd bonuses
• Must t>e 12 10 15 veers
old end Uva tn tne
Huntington BMch or
Fo;.Jntlln V1lley area
17782 Cowan
Irvine, CA
(Off Mac:Artnur & F1tchl
IWIDTUllll
No exp req'd It '/OiJ ate
r &t>M & M09f to IMtn.
call Center 01... 1n El
Toro lor Interview
540-76'0 DELIVERY PERSON FIT
wanted Apply In person HANDY ¥nth tool• "tci"bi:iifo
Allen Beclt Flort•I 2809 Satlboett Bo~llinQ up
Newport Blvd, N B not req d t>ut h .. pful
675-1353 MecGrlOOf Yacht• 1631
•Transportation provided llLJ ~Ila Ave. C~ •••••I Mother • Markel a i.OOKING for mature Ant Calt lrom 2pm to 6pm only I Kitchen 11 taking •PPll· Oto Manager IOf Prop
NEW LOWER
RATES
~rrj
$2.20 per day
Thet'1 ALL yoo pay for
4 lines 30 day minimum
In the
SERVICE
DIRECTORY
..
All Mak" & Models
7 dys·NO trip chg-Sr dttc
lle•039752 25 yr• axp
111-1211
*•lllLUllH* CUSTOM (the right weyl
Wkly/bl-mo rals ~56·0..65
-.MILLIE MUPPIT • _ P&1m111w&UPAPD
Qu1111y cleaning Priced 111111&n SllYICE REMOVAL RELIABLE' 20
Right Call Tod1y for Hauling-Yard c ... n ups yrs Ill area IM2·5937
FREE EST &45-56-43 CALL John, 650-t628 .. wnPAllnll e.t pnc:ea Sat11lect1on
guar, refs JOhn 645-2955
PUTml llTl ... I
• HANGING/STRIPPING
RELIABLE/KIND Refs on VISA-MC 973-151?
request Ann IM&-83 t 1 -OUALITY 1n11111111ons
INCOME T 14)(
hltlaJTua.rm. MatWll Of Computer
7 Oayl 723-0735
Ramov1l & Wall Repair
Prompt Service Best
Refs Marti. 842 6842
WALL PROBLEMS?
Wallpapanng talltur121ng
llaifWlg ale CAl.L l(IRK
862-taee>
WE gal1 lhO hang together
Slrlp-lnlllll IKMC• lo Iha
crazy Design cotiaut·
tat Ion. xlnt rats 8J3.7 172
PAUL'S APPLIANCE SVC---====
Rafrtg , Walhet"/Oryera
..
•.·r'•I • ..--.. . .. ... 'I 'l
,.
pi.aae c 1 t 1 0 n 1 f o r Mgmt Co. 11500 ~ mo
CASHIERS/DELI SER· ,.. lnturanoe 6<'2·2000 (213) 421-0224 VERS Full time positions LVN EX--1 Salary Pt1·
I
d1y/1ven1ng hours/ vat• Duty 1111gnment
WM!tend1 Thia positH:>n 11pm·71m 1n11t and I•--------offer•. opportunity tor ...-kind rlli.f (all ahllt•I p<~tlon 1nd growth In .. ~....... F 1 CAREER Opportunity 1n tti. neturll food Industry HuntlngJOft ,.....,, u 1
Eacrow Good typ111 Apply at 225 E 17th St company b1naf111
good w/flgur•.· CS.tlll· Colll Mesa 549•77845 P ..... c:al1Ari.Mal(7J41
orleDted..D.0 A.0 C Ait-t _ --·-983·8401 CARS-.CT-
porl erea C1ll Sut1nne l H11111TUTlll HOME EOE
V 553-0123 N..cs.d Cooking e•per UllO•llT
1&11111/CLHI l7/Hr • 750.0029 R.,-.tal IP"'* ava•lable
Giit lhop Jonn Wayne Air DENT Al A~T Mull be Jamee Albert Stllon N B
por1 FT /Pl. Oepelidat>le able 10 t1k1 1C-ray1 Weatchtf ., .. IM&-16 16
Apply before 1 30pm Tu-1 Beaut11UI office 1n NB ••-•••• lfO Fri BIUle,'852-9183 FT/PT &40-9000 Theresa Ill._,, --PIT 18 Hrs Urology offic:e.
CASHIER-SALES Dental N 8 Exp pref , 'Mii tram
PERSON Marine Herd-llTll &ISal'T&lf · 850-2233
ware Store A.Ill tor Jann £aper orthO au.at ROA ----
6-45-1711 pref'd Xlnt oppo<1q_~ty lllllAL
with great team Well Bactcot6cepo91t1on In H.B CASHIERS e91abl Irvine office 0'1h0 Precttce Ortho
78&-0177 or &40-4292 Nuraing l Cuting ax~ --• 11.1••s requlfed P9rm. & Tamp -.. -poelllOnl avaA!a* How hlflng' Sa ary 111'11 Call CMa 595-3030
M 50/hr 850-2988
lmnwtdlata openlnga at our I -BllOAl
HUNTINGTON BEACH •IYll FI T front ofta ~Ilion In
11or1• Join Soutn«n Cal•· Fat dellY9t191 W•lldeys bu9Y H.8 Ortho Practa
lorn111 la1d1og r111111 & Sil 1G-12 &52 9155 for INf'p pwton CloM
home lmproveman tl ·-· 11tntod.i ,&m.n 3yn ch••n We provide eacr· .,... I medleal rec.pt ••per of our employ ... with NMcled tor Mettenger reqd Call Cari 895-3030
Servtc• EA~lenood full --
• COMPETITIVE SA ARY
• COMPANY·PAID
BENEFITS
• ONOOJ,NG TRAINING
a CREOtt UNION
• OPPORTUNITY TO
ADVANCE INTO
MANAGEMENT
time ~u11 have OMV Ill.Ill' UlllTUll
print-out cat IMurlln()I, C•rUf1ed or TrslnM1
v id Cl.lifClfn a drtvet"s 3pm· 11pm 0000 bell
IW»nM Minimum $300 •Ill• & •orktng con·
per .,,eek P..... call dltlone Men Verde
714-491-3700 Conv HSM!P, 661 Cent.,
E•P w111raaa nHOad Streat. l Co111 Mau Kno..~ of 1t11tan IOOd CALL 5'&-55U
helpful Sal•tno RH-•llM FOf an ON THE-SPOT tn t~ent 494-5000 ---
ten11ew, appty 1n per•on IPPllTllmEI
THURSDAY
1100am-400pm
tt122 Bro.>k""rat
(Corner o1 01rl1ektl
HUNTINGTON BEACH
IATill&LL•D
I l'"LY, 110.
FUTURES
EDITOR
Mld•l•tac:t d1oy '*Ida I
hll'<ll on 904tor to 01rect
toft news 0941flll0n 1nat
Car• Hom. Health n .. Im·
rn.ctlata opportunities
1"9ll1bte fOf 1tla tollooMnQ
quahhad nuralng pro
1ession1l1
You're in Gooc:t Compeny• lnciucsu dally en1~a111-Prlvll• duty hllOl'll'Mnl In "*''page, WMkty mega· ao Hunt1no1on 8uch
Equal Q99ty Empto,,., z1na Su.nday 1 .. 1uru hat 11pm-7em ahlft
Pao-end IOClel CO¥-• ., aOll A'90 ..-..no --IUlllU •• Craatrv11y and Of· ,.,_, IOI lll'lltt of your
utl/Pttl t1ma po1111on1 oantiatlonat "' • must ctlOic9 Tl\11 c.te hat
ev11labla fOf CQl\141fa 1n 8et'CI • CO¥« letter• ,.. w .. 8"h0u1 stuns for 2•
Ametlee'• mo.I bMullfut IUIM and .. mpi9t to hOur Cata c II tocl~!
gard«\ cant• win 1111n Tom T11t, EcMOf. Thi
rlgtlt '*"°"· Apply 1n Dally PllOI, P 0 8o11 =ton A1k IOI ftarwre 1HO, Coaul ~ CA 92928 r~k .............. -•!
Lftster-. (t 11 00-$ 11 OOfhO e..o on uperlenee
IMll'll&IHD
2301 San .io.Quln H1Ua Ad
Cofona oal Mar. t2e25 HIRE Our Hununq10" 8aach
lllled NIUWIQ hct.l•t•
.....,.. M*lll~ fOf
certlftad l""a We off 1hrou1th cl.lmf1rd flt i«>ia ~11• (per •-------------------.1 own and 110Urry1. peid
IM0-5800
Otlen1•tl0n end ... c.a.nt
1>9iMftll
,Ot llnmedi.t .. conaiCt4lt
ation, a.I ~
(J14)MI-••
UIE-IT lllE
lQUal~lrn~
OfFlCi H!lP PfT N 8
Q.,,.,al OlltQe OUUH
........ 00/lw + COfMI 72$4111 ot ... .,.1 ...
NEW PAPER
DELIVE Y
* NO COLLECTION *
Eirl1 momin6 motor rour ••aJlable
Mutl IM~e dependa61e •elJkk •IHI U.bHi1y
l1t11 .. nee. 1.,.,. ......
~,. ........... ..
V AVEU51
Orang, coat OAJlY PllOT
~_,... ,·, .,.f'J"' .. 111mm T~TINO Mo 0Gi1Mue1..,1mo1or. Swl!! 7020 ... 112 '<>NCH! 11.:tt -••r UIM"'*" 41Mo9.ar• l1M ...1.. T~.NlnQ.lltlfte~No ..,,Int Part•llme~•&MllNI ... -.l!'Of*l,l11tmturea oJl!lllllft on .... 11K --...Noiw~-....,.•MW • A .. , ........ --perw to*Wt !nOGlrtlll8 ~ ..-. K-40 HrafWll-IOf l'ftOtft"'t _...... Cal QtoN, ~Mindenla needM IOt ... _ "'* ~ Item. hMhld ... h ••••• m1ea kioue eoiiC1'ott .,.._--. --1 ,, 1 ._ CAu.;_ Qlla, 45 WPM,.,,..,_, I; r181 I fOf _..., Co ... -......... ..._. ...... ___.__ ,11 •fT ~ ~& encwet 541 N04 10 ~ ·C~ • ,,_,,-_,;.....,. -1'0-1'21 11ie lfill't W tW ...._ •• ...._. -· .,.._ • "' • ....., aeoo CALL 7eo.onl .. °"'t. N0.000 1-..na ..... • l.,_1:-::. II • Mf.tta3 • wt&endt I. ev•n la:· NIWPOAT l~CH Coun-'11--nm&m•llls
..... ng ...... Wt'°'**~ mnt•• I • ~~IMN byClubmemlMflhip For $/DOdti1SiOtiif lllVef w/Olue IHther Lii c:=.t:-do~ ~& = ~ ~"':~~~ eAA•OS1011tHour. WllTlllal/11 -==;:°".:2 1022 (t200M)l11,... 1&40JMM.w•,._.
ab ... l reeelvablH, ~ ~ n.-qullify, Ml for TOM ,et Per CdMt7~1' AA4W 1..-ttelfWng ''r PIT~ pet· MOO vakl9 w11 Mii fOf .............. &,m ..... ----T.:U-=•nt. edmlnla· loce'8d o:' Pli lion (11~JMl).a ltl ' Cell ~ •AM·5PM IOfl8 At14»'1f.11 I 2;30-4. 1350 comP..t• tfMHt HOWi Newport a.act\ , .. ..... '*"°"'* hawp6eewt~~ • lllllUUI :=::,:.'~"" ea..aaa ,.. .. Cele.=•= ....... Club Membetat11p ,, .. petklng 17*·7713 ... _.... ~~~~=
mMnor & OOOd typing Are>""' • lrtendy. mature m&.mft •HBn ~ lo Cout Metro AtM, II n . 1111• 'utl ~. Low m..... 14.250 obo Cal ~
aklh Cell'/ f4·752·M7<. ~ wtlO enj()ya ~-We offer >ant pey itlnt PART. Tl( HOll$ Dining l Meeting Faclll· With aott. CM• Craft 6apd. r1dta1e, alloya, ntnga or wee-•n••
Ing _. fie publd The "91fltng I alnt ~te flll-Tlf PAY 11H WorlO-wlOa •I· J mbo 116-IMO plet..,ing, br8"• M eft.:6017 (H(.....,t) ~ S.... ()es>t No 9"'* nee.a c.AI flliet•. Incl gOll reeortlt AnytltMI (1lET272) '°' 11 looklno tor )'0',11 FIT.. "°* 714-714-4880 ll0.000 eet 1833 ...... "' _..,•me . tocm rMI .... ~ ,,,, ~ ...,....,.. Wedding Ore... br•nd •• Flb•rolu• dinghy WAGON ••• MO ttana.. "*'' """ Otpencsable Apt>ly 1HO Plecentla 110001Wk Potential Tete-,.... Wht Ntln ..,.._, S5600<1ncl B•lbOa ltland •1·U11 CNI• QOntrol, .unroot.
•1tl\ SMotaaio+• ~ Ave . co.a. Meu .. Ill Ill• marketing omce sup· ~d• u e Pd a 1150 Ofl.Sh0r(71:)2~=;~ Call ·es 300SO e1K40.ooo .ieetrlc wtMowt l door
manner, Competitive SAVt:AS, • l)eW Thnft '.::le.:: r: l)Uee, e..., tn IAM·12 Ste 1850 497·1'370 ml... lmmeculate eon-IOcile, laQe• o.ca, YWY ....,....-___,.:=-:,...,._. __ 1 Mlery & b9neflt Cell Dept S'°'9, le now h<ang EruuJ !tie good llt91 Be Noon. No w .... enese DAY boat a10teoe avail, dlt!Of\. SH.000 ll<m Call •harp, 1000 080
Framer FIT Potltlon Beth •I 7--t~ OfocM:tion wonran and oeid to trev.1 ..... ~~ NO EXP we I E Ww"'Y/Fun/Art ~ Dunea, N~ 720·1M9 .n,, 7 00 PM 1•2HPMl71) 6.tf..a.M • Mlea dei'kl II you ar• ,, .. room • ...._ .. , .. -.. nt. • • •••ch 8441 ·0128 or --~----~......,.. C.at Mon.Ff• lllPTllMI 1111111 llMfOMle end cuttomet on • tuxury·llner. Pos.-Call befOC"e 12 Noon lillll~rlfOr . 6025 e.«-oi10, Tu•Sat 'II aTTI 2 •· ..... lllTlll 111 •t, t1t-2791 &tabl. Costa ~ RE NMCeoOrlenled i>IUM ltlon9 av .. I lmmed No NEWPORT SCH 873-3736 ft ALDO 1.UONEO LITHO -Stlollt thllt, tunrool 1917, Red & T.,,, ._ tn.n
Pm.a C006t I deUvwy I*· Mgmt Flnanel.al Co la 9C19ly In l*IOn 'between •AW·'* 47~!1580 COSTA MESA 54M91i f!11c.ltenl ltlonl Gold "Morning Umbtelle't " PRIVATE Pier Balbo• c:ueette (23784) • 3,000 mlle9 WIUI ..,. '°"' W•~11e hu. ..-ClnQ up a pieu.t11 t am and 3 Pm a1 SOUTH o .c . ~2· 1240 Double door Wat• •I'd Bffulllully lratMd '4300 I~ Scxith B•nror\I to ........ YW t anty Pert.cl. APl!'ll
W"-•ndt·deya/eves Swttctiboe<d ()pet/Recpt 19131 .Magnoll• Sl.. l•J•t• llm GAAOEN GROVE _ ad~ 730-99&8 SI · $500/mo I 5-2088 lt1·Hll 1149.500 723~ ft9-
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ay .... t>il s '" "'" heve !\end or ~ wt111ng &. extra MO to '300 ~ty. 111on• open for Hll· • '1 '"""• 111 llll l'Mt ,cond. MUST SEE O.taU-orlef'ted paraon. llme 10 pursue yout g ood typing sklllt andeenworitpert time or motivated people 10 2 11 Matching SOIH hk.e Otnc~ Fumlturt Scoottrs ~18 • 7150 OBO 631"38~0
oood Enolllll tkllls WILL drHM• Flexible IClhed· p ..... nt 1urround1ng1, lull Time CAI.I. Steve llJP4WV!H 1Ml11l91fl 1n new S1.000 obO plus • Equipment 6047 YAMAHA$ 1ge2 VZ490 'll .ama MERCEDES ·13"300o
fRAIN iJteuant. tr...,dty u .. will train Must ha..,. a good opportunity tor ad· 842·4333 the MWSPaP« promo· othef antique lurntture ta YZ250 0 5 spd, air Low. milM
atmoaphefe ~ Pen-motivated & prolesaional vane amen I Ca I I T-llOllal field David 842-328 I 3M·SOO MICROFISCHE ~111!n BHI oc:,,~~-(2GME915) Excellent condition Many
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I Ill lllT•or ••iEll Good communtoetlon WANTED 1400 k cones S250 540 ?825 Larg• Melel Olltce Desk a Auto Ltas!ng 9010 W. Exeeittent s.tectton ~ PIT '°' group rw -1kt11a. w ord Perteet ptr Wll 'U ..... hOmee Call 722·8588 ~Ing new high quality Competitive satary a "'"RN TOP ,.. 11111111111111 I Ct~enza S 100 Each BEFORE you buy examine _ .. -·111 or _ .. • New I P.....awned
__ restaurant 1n South f ~ -l.EAO fO lflrf Foolt>oerd with rail.a Moving must Mil' 125 u..i M.,~Benz _.._._--..I •11 SLElllS PIT SECTY /800KKPR, Cout Plaza VIilage All =It• pttg 35 Hra/Wk LISTS & T .APS CALL queen llH $ 195 840•87 33 CAl.l 154.4334 ano our resale leellng Now you can •fiord • n-•
Ilea I bl• h" et art poa.tlons available Otn· C ma8 to AmerEdlCan STEVE 8'2·4333 plan Compare HOUM of B._,WI Hurry Wfllle supply llNITS
u 00/hr '°' Ne com ing oom b .. •nc«' oelety, uc:a, ----Wilh po1en11e1 lor J1000 Gorgeous eouc:h & , ..... & ..__,_.,5 6049 tmg,ort• a B• Sale lattl -· · • , r · ar · ce1 .. 1ars, tlon Olrac:tor, PO Boll Cenco &wvtc ... • net tonal .... ""'",.' peny 642·81158 Becky kltctlet\ Must have H · 25210. Santa An• CA magazine subscription l:,,,~1cl*~:nt~:d ~~~ ehs!'&, E~~e1i:: FREE lo good, lovtng 21 1714 MERCEDES STERLlll Your Aut~ Meroeo..
t1ALm.,..IL C'lenCa ApplylnP«son 92799-6210EOE egancy,ianowhiringF/T otter en e11cellent PP· otter 541-2633 home Belwt1tu1 long llWIN.llTTI llW 130tOl*StrMI
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s.t'50i Hr ~flt•. nol 38105 Plaza Dr llOUlllY 11 ..... Weoll• rep1<1 ad11W1cement 1n. l.g llghleO oek hulch ·~l•wed Owne< heart S$2894down eomos 164'0Jemt>or .. Roao ·--,.......
exp nee Apply In l*l<>n INTI Ill.II o,,. '*'°" offiee Typtng • S7 00/hr guarW1tMd • tured van. wagon or I lOOO, walnut hnl1heo broken, muat glYe up ouo (4048 13) Newpon Beach Ill-'*
Boolll On tapa, 729 Lori's K11enen now n1r1n & light bookkeeping untlm1ted commllllon large sedan It required collM table S 100, Bishop to unlortunaie Clrcum· llPll• nr 141-144t .... ml
F.,.ct St CM 549,5525 S40·S80 h d lg Salary & benellt1 com-• Oualllled teaaa, 1 out ot Lot• of opportunity to •I.eve IVOfY drepes S75 stances 72 t 0750 111·t•lt 1111 • ILi • cu at Y menturete w/exper1ence 4 1old, no cold c:aJla grow with us No ex· 4 Bentwood chairs $50 • ... 'M 118' -•• ISTITI &IT 979-<>7•7 .......... ...,..,. gtOWlng co •Stability, we ve ~n 1n ,__._... __ ............. r .. ~-obo Karen 722·8970 FREE TO LOVING HOME 63 000 m11ea runs ,......... .... ...._. c 91 ~ 2 ....... --............... ' ...... s t Bl k I. b ORDER your '89 Of ·ea I.Ike M'WI $9,795 (9200271 s' ' v--Mat!A'l & exp'd Smle11, 1111111111....... Al.LSt-t3 buslneul yrs •llltrain M1rr0ted ciosetdoor1 .•·ll wM ac 1 mi>' Marceaa-Benrandget •-•••-. llW poke Wfl..i $ll,OOO du*"-K11W R E olc PIT M 111 to .... _ ... ._ Sa"-----• AM l PM Shllta 7 i... S"'50 din Fem.te, t -yaar shots 't ._ -91M208 Send reeum. to Bruh• "'~t i lde Tv"-B"'11.': ..,.:_•"' ll•nllY • Room lor advenc:ement · ""'•new c tng WANTS l.OVEt 64~ 1765 he early bird IMH rate 1*'61111
• Co • 1111 B.y.lde S~.-;.,.,,/mo 5• 1.2"2'35""·' Well .organized lor Sl'IOP· • Irvine location Tio sehed11la an 1nter111ew I room teblo J«/6 chatrt Compare HOOM of Im· 'H 300SE 8k, (5359)
•220 CCSM, CA 92625 -=.__ • Sling canter developer in We represent o~ 150 and !Ind ou1 your earnmg S2!IO Ot>o 640 6931 lkydts 6060 pott• & Ba Sala 7131714' ... 'II Ut '87 3000l.. IO ml (!M01)
Wanted F1T employee l='uhlon lslend area publ11ner.s on a neuonat potenttllf DOVER SHORES MOV MERCEDES Automatic. S cylinder 'M 420El. s:M.tao (8117) IW. EITITE wtlh ReteU ••P«tanc• for Word S)foceating kn<wri-iev.I. ranging from E•· o••L 11. saon ING SALE• Sml tablet. WOMEN s 3-spCI S25 I OUR 80 mo leHlng J)fO-~ dOOf Ioele redlala. M 300SOL.135,t90 (2&4t entlQUe. linen & gilt st0<e .clge & shorthand a plus quite to Newsweek Call ,... eouc:n chait1 3pc. wht "*' • 10·spd (Centurton1 grem 11 1 win,_ Com· ~ 1t..,1ng power ·rr 5eOS0EC, (Mt'/) RHTIAlllll 1n Coro,,a oet Mar Call CeUl.aurte,759-9531 loranappt 7248872 (213)477·3163 custom secllonel. pp11, 176 3055CtubhouMCtr, par•Houseotlmpor11&I orakes (920128) ' 300 ,81k/Pa1 (350l) L~mlledopponunlty10101nj1 t>ttw 10-5, Tues-Sat etc St-S750 8'68908 cla CM 857-<>9 18 Be Sala 213171 4 LMlllll... fUllS ~:~.,.;.'f:t::~,, m~~-673-7714 M 0 v ING M us r c..-a-Goods MERCEDES .... .,.. .... ...
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Ayer9 at SEU;cr OPPORTUNITY 0 0 r 0 u es 1 •omon Will Mii IOr S800 Full warranty 11200 CALL velu• Hay eo mo 17,000 mti., red, V-&, BETTER HOMES & Putel1 8415-7141 87$-0900 purcnau lln1ne1ng S1',700 675-7859
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REAl ESTATE 751 5000 • llltlf 1&1.EI • NBRASt~,th n:.~:..... erce es Por11• 5-Sale 213 714 21M em/Im euae11a: available in & trundle complete MERCEDES ' 1090 494 ,9011
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I REWARDS MOTIVATES estminster OAK ron top datk 2 wr1i: IHll f1tll•JtoflM & Autos 0omnUc 9300
New to the ., .. 7 We will ANO TRAINS? llnglle l>Odrara~ 7 OS3rrwe00 r$Da&y11 Newpott le.ch 6169 Air, power at..,1ng, dose ,, ·•• MERC"'f'V!:a 1...,,E S'' help you get astat>hsned Jh• Dally Pilot 11 Melling H 1. B _.., -..., ~ .., -
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preeug1ou1 and pro, d1Yldual1 tor our lnslaa In ChN Hevan Sal Matti'\ MIOnogM blue, mil•• Q.,aged mint t-""-·' compan e• 1n Sai.. Team• OUEEN SIZE MATTRESS 1 t 8ern , 3pm Area of 2 i>oece hut> ~P• condition S 17 ,000 _.,.,.. ~ F t . y II & BOX OUll.TE01 . 11'410C .,.. oun a1n a ey BRANDNEW•$165 Cllll °'· K•ng• Rd. I.5th •2111.... i CREVIER 844-5020 IW• Oller CALI. * 840 11733 • St St James Rd, and II • CAO 1985 Eldoredo.
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