HomeMy WebLinkAbout1989-03-20 - Orange Coast PilotTHE ORANGE COAST
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Policemayh
suspect in attack
on Wayne, Luby
Why wait for the equln9x7
lly JANET ZIMMERMAN °' .. ~,....~
Pohcc officials rcfu$Cd to confirm
Sunday whether a man ~na held on SI m1lhon bail 1s the same suspect
beina ~uaht an the brutal bcatinp of
a Newpon Beach millionaire and the
daughter of the late actor John
Wayne.
Newport Beach Police have bcco
search1oa for Jerry H1ntcrprdt. 37, a
former employee of a pnvate in-
vesu.aator uspected an an auack last
year on bu 1nessman Roaer Luby and
A1ssa Wayne.
Newport Beach Poltcc arrested a.
Today II Ill• tint day Of sprlfte,.; but thn• nroHers were Newport's Upper aay. ~fH the reactions of hu,...ns ••••-•~Ing die flowering fl_eld! Sunday off Dover Drive along where to the 1t1e11 of changing weathe r r see norr on AS.
Jc~I H1nterprdt. 37. about ·s:20
p.m Fnday. accordana to an Onn,e
County Jail cmplo)ce. He was beans
held 1n hcu of SI m1Jlioo bail on
usp1~1on of cnm1na! con piracy,
assault ..,.,ilh a deadly weapon, use ofa.
Skinheads taking root in county · firearm an an sauh and use offorce
or \ 1okncc g:unst a witnts .
Lt. Doo ( handler of Ok Newport
Beach Pohcc Department refuted to
confirm or deny -whether Hintcrurdt
was beina held 1n connccuon witll the Violence attribut ed t o racist g r oup in creas ing·
lyEMILY ADAMS °'_.._,,..swr
Arc they s1mpl) misunderstood.
ahcnat~ )Outh or violent white
supremacist gangs, lookina to over-
throw the delicate balantt of raet"
relations in Oranse County and
throuahout the nation'>
Identified by their shaved heads or
close cropped hair, bomber Jackets.
suspenders and Dec Manm boots,
skinheads no..,.,cla1m more than 2.000
mcmbcn 10 22 states and arc eaSJI)'
rece>sn1zable, but not alwa~s easy to
catqe>nze.
Q.rilinally a worlung class offshoot
of 8riU11n's early punk rock mO\.C·
ment. the ~anh~ds have taken root
1Y1 the United -Suites -wtth the
large t follow1ns in Cahfom1a and
Orange County 1n parucular
Accordina to g1. JefT Cope of the
Huntinaton Beach Pohcc 0cP'Jn·
ment. the number of kinheads in the
area 1s difficult to gauge
"The numbers all dc~nd on the
weather and ease of transponauon.''
said Cope "In one week we'll ha'e 50
to 100 skinheads. 1n the nC'xt v.cek
they'll recruit anotht'r 50 or w and
then they'll be down 10 about 40 or 'iO
apin.
"It's definitely arowin&. WhcthC'r
1t'sgo1ng to bea maJorc.-nrcr. I don't
know .. _
The arcatcst concern of law en-
forcement h.as been the 1ncrn 1ng
incidents of racially motivated viol· ence connected with skinheads. Last
July three Orange County skinheads
attacked two men 1n Laguna Beach.
bea11n1 one over the head w11h a
metal pipe.
Four da)s later, a H1sP'JniC' man
was beaten and kicked senseless b)
sk1nhcadsouts1dcofthc In inc Ranch
Market
Angered b) a lack of1obs and their
low economic status. England's tirst
skinheads in the early '70s "ere
characterized b} xenophobic \ 101-
cnce. As ha hap~ned in the l . . Oct. 3 attack in the p,... of Luby's
skinheads chose a h1&hl) \ 1s1ble 22nd trttt home.
1mmigant group and t>lamcd that .. Therc 1s no comment from the ra_c~ for the I~ k of..,10b '4)01icc.departmcnl." Chandttt Mid.
In Bntain. the lat'lC'Sl 1mm1grant "There will be I SUltcmcnt . ucd
,.,;oup Pak1 tams. "u uiraeted and from lhe chiefs offi~ on Monday
·Pak1-bash"'a" became 1 fa\.ored mornina."
acti' 1t_y amona the kmheads Earlier thi month. detectivn said
Prcfcmna blunt in tumcnts to the> wanted to ques11on JetT)
knt\C'S or 1uns. Bnush skinhead Hintergardt. a one-time employee of
turned the Doc Martin lOmbat-st>le tn\.C'Sllptor O Daniel Gal. who was
boots, usually wttb steel mnfon.-e-rctaincii la t }'car by Wayne's cx-
ment in th~ 1oes. into v.eopons. hus~nd. Dr Thomas A. Gaont
In the U '>.Doc Manin boots ha\t At the ume. the Pomon~
become fa,h1onable for skinheads. onhoped1c SUl"Jt'On was fiaht•na
and among 1he 1rend\ 1n scar(h of \\a)nc forcustodyofthcirdaufhter.
that Mclro'iC t~t look. Claire· o\nas1As1a A upenor Coun JUd&c
( obum ol The Electnc Chrur. a la~• month awarded custody of 1~ 1-
Huntington Beach ~hop on Main >car-old ao v1oms
(Please Sff SKINHEADS/Al) \\a)nC and Lub) t•arhcr said the)'
had Iona known they were bci
followed by Gal.
Reached at her home Su1'day.
Wayne said 1nvestiaators had not
contacted her about a possible anat
1n the case. But,sbesaid, theyllM>did
not noufy her when they named
Hinterprdt as a suspect.
.. This is the fint rvc heard of it,"
she said. "I really don't know what's aoinaon. -
Luby could not bt reached for
comment.
Ac:cordina to court records. Jerry
Hinterprdt retemblcs one of two
men who attacked the couple.
Tbe pair was tied UP, pistol
whipped and their beads pounded
apinst the Ooor. One of the aua&eri
sluhcd Luby's Achilles' tendon and
toad him. "You're (mcssina) with tht wrons IUY·"
On the mom1na of the auauh. Gal
was ~n perked on the stree\ ia &ont
of Luby·s sprawhnc csta\C and coa.
strudJon workcn said he rt:= tot out of' bis car and looted
the k>cked pie of the home. eccosd-ina to the docv.ments.
Luby, Wayne and the COMU'VCboo
worten alt0 said one o(o.t a..UU11
walked witb a proooulKllld ~.,
H111t.a'llPdt KVttdy ll\lwed bi& .....
a moton;yek accident. acconlins to
the documents. Phone records obtained ftom Ga1'1
office lbowed he called Hindersardt
from hu car seven times on tbe day of
theasuult.
Officials carher bad speculated the
atuidc may ha\.'e been connected to
Luby's financial dealinp He recently
auctJOned tus house and was forced to
declare tMlnkntptcy in 1917 bccaUM
of a failed raJ csuitc deal mvolviaa
the one-time Broadway dcpenment
store on W1I hire Boulevard in Los
An1tles..
Girl's sp.itit, sports take attention away from loss
ly JOYCE IOOlOVlCH
OI .. 0-.,.... Scaff
Hand1caoocd 1s not a "ord 12·
>car-old Came Aorpn apphM 10
henclf.
"I do what everybody else does.''
ad Aorpn. a scvcnth-uadcr 11
:»pnnJview f:.lementary S"chool in
Hununc:ton Beach.
That 1nclude1 ucclhna an soccer.
baSctMlll and be kctball.
On a warm Apnl da) in 1985.
Florpn was 1n n Bernardino on a
famil) campout when she was 1n-
"olved 1n a near-fatal accident.
"I was dnv1n1 our A TC aero a
<l1rt highway and I didn't look both
Wl)l " sa1d Florpn "The~ SI} I was
h11 b) a truck aoanaabout 40 m1Jes per
hour. I don '1 remcmber much of what
h ppencd "
Scvertl) tnJUrtd with a man1lcd
('0\J:HS'l'OH\ l .\MAOHDl<H
lq. broken pelvis. elbov. and c.hcck
bo~. she was lrln ported b) am-
bulantt to the nearen hospttal in
Nttdlcs The extent of h~r inJuncs
reqwred she be aarhf\cd to a trauma
center in las Vega
"They had toamputate my nght leg
-from below the kntt -nght
away.'' she saJd
Florpn's mother 'l\.'1dl~ re-
members how the mt of the famtl)
climbed into their motorhomC' and
dro\e 10 the ho\p1tal
''\\-c "ert all 1n shod ... \he ~.:ud
"\\ c had 10 stop en route to l'all the
hospital and give pcrm1~ ion for a
possible amputation The shock ol
Came los1n1a lead1dn'1 s1nl in I "u
1ust 1hankan1 God she "a' ah' e ··
Florgan spent about t"o v.-eel 1n
the ho p1tal btforc rcturnini home
with a full body cast coHnng her
Limelight aimed at OC Jail escapee.
1V ser ies, news brief may find elusive fugitive
\a~wtdc. "I thank 11 will take
someone -.ho watches one of theK
TV shows a.net recopites him in
some small town or wbe~vcr he is
and thanks e~ lO call pohcc,"
But Mohoo ii""' eas1ty detected. law cn(orc:emc11t officiaJs apft.
The former Wtttmanswr resident
an dal.nJt his a.,,arance at Wlll.
lf'OW1ftl faciaJ htirqu.ecklr_~nd us1na
.,,, ditpitn. lhrriff s Lt. Dick Obon
id Kc can politivctY be idtntaficd.
however. b) a crootof lmk fi•ron
ha rijlit hUdanda lattooof'.. ndy"
on h11 uppn' rilh• .....
He •ltolDCI._, die aliitri Mt<'hacl
Jenft,.... T.'iU-Prui1t and Claude
Banks TiU"*'1 OllcMI llid.
utllCll'ilia clllJcl'tbed Mohon IS a sh~ --.-.tilid Ille would never~.-. '**•iMl.atvc. II wa IMI a I i• ... led to h
Ja. 17, 191S. _..., said mated IMrill'• ..,_, lliD v-... whO
C"SCOrted Mohon to the mechc:al center
that day
,\ccord1na to Olson. 1nmatci' thcr-
ap) appointments arc \ancd so the>
cannot plan an C5al~. But on the day
Mohon lOt away. M knew tu
appointment ume beau~ a thcrap1 t
1rtadHrtently violated policy· and
t ld him ~hen he v.ould be rctumina.
V1nm1 1d. Thede~ty, 12S·)car 'etcran, 11id
he comsmanc"d tO I $UJ)C~ISOI', but
the appotnt~nt v.as not chansd .
.. In re\l'Olpttt. I thank when ne 10C
back to the J1il he problbt :Said, 'OK,
l'ma i~todoitne\tv.tt ~"'V1nan1
td. "He kno'*1 the sy lcm. He
kno., .. hen to mo\e and •htn not to
and be t advan-. Olf the ,.,_..
ataon,"
A Vinins walked tohon up a
conuctc rampway into the pmoner"1
1hn'apy ttttaon or the mtctkal cntcr.
the inmate apptared to umblc and
•hen he came beck up he had a 1m1ll
rcvohct that wa tuddcn 1n the
doorway.
DMOR ING
\mall frame he m1~ lhc last few
month\ of third grade. but home
tutor; C'nablcd her to tan founh
grade on 'iChcdulc.
"\\hen I wu 1n the ho p11.al a teen-
ager v.ho had lo t her lq. visited
me." florpn said •· he "'anted me to
feel her pro 1h~1s. but I didn't want
to
"I don't remcmbct" how Iona I was
in the bod) cast." shcwd "It seemed
hkc a Iona tame ...
Her mother said Aorpn's positive
atutudc bas ~lpcd the family adjust
to the trauma.
.. She has bandied it extremely
weU. •• she said. "'Of coune she was
shocked at first when we told her
about \M amputation. But what I
remember most is her •yins sbc
thouaht she was aoin& to die.
• ...._.,.. HANOeCAP I AJJ
Mesa drafting
lawtocurb
false alarms
rlclag na
If LISUI IAllNIST .......... ...,
Jules Swimrntt, the t..aauna 8ea(h
NllAW'11Nt 'Nbo saved a historic
ltouee from dcmohtion in Docrmbcr,
II still waitina to 8 if he .,..m be allowed to ~t the house on the lot
where it aiu af\cr the Coutal Com·
miasion'a ~nt postpontm~nt of a
' clCCision on 1ssuin1 him a ptttnat.
Swimmer, owner of Le Petite
Gourmet restaurant, bad responded
to a City Council pica Dec. 6 that
someone take custody of 1 61-year-
old structure -one of the first houses
bUih 1n tbt Tilm Aidt Bly com·
mUllity. The owner of \k bou~ was
~to cithtt &he the bOUlt away ot
deltroy it to make 'tt'ay for a new
house he was plailnins to build,
Swimmer and his wifes. Claudia,
who had ~rc:twed a lot 1 rew blCX'U
away on c.,on Strut that had one
house on at and was 201\td for two.
decided to put the historic buildina on
the lot rather than build a stt0nd home as they had planMd.
But the Swimmers -who asked for varioncct. 1ncludina allowina the
house to encroach into the front yard,
Bp·ggs' __ ex-mi~tress
,;
arrested at plaza
ly JANET ZIMMERMAN (, Boston Red Sox third baseman. A
OflNe>.-yNotSUff California appeals court last month
The former mistress of baScball t~rew (!Ut Adams' claim for emo-
player Wade Dons rcPortedly was taonal•dastrcss:
arrested Sunday fOr 1ryin110 shoplift She also sued Boggs for $500,000 a $258 jacket at a South Coast Plaza she claimed she lost in wages and store police said expenses when she traveled with him ~o Mara Harris Adams, 33, of on ~4 road trips during their four-year
Sant.a Ana. was arrested at 4: I 5 J>.m. affair. .
by &Nordstrom store security officer The suit contended that Boggs
after ''she was observed to hide a broke an oral contract that called for
jacket under her dress and leave him to pay ht:r travcli~g expenses. tn
without Qaying." Costa Mesa Police return f<?r var!ous services. 1°'clud1~g
Lt. Sam Cordeiro said. companionship and arrangmg his
She was cited and released by a transPortation, meals and laundry.
Cost.a Mesa Police officer. Her ar-Boggs. a tive-time American
raignment on the misdemeanor League batting champion with a wife
charge is set for April 4 1n Harbor and two children, admitted having
Muruci~I Court in Newport Beach. the affair. But he recently told
Officials could not confirm that 11 reporters he thinks he was a sex
was the same Margo Adams who filed addict.
a S 12 million lawsuit against the Adams told her stol") to Penthouse
ALARMS
FromA1
were false alarms ...
Moreover, Costa Mesa is the only
city in Orange County that docs not
have .an ordinance section dealing
specifically with false alarms, Laz.ar
said.
The proposed ordinance chapter
contains a number of stipulations for
the alarm user.
• Businesses with alarms would be
charged S 100 for their second false
alarm and for each successive false
alarm within a 12-month period.
• Residential users would be
charged $25 for their second and third
false alarms] $35 for their fourth and
fifth false a arms, and $50 for their
sixth and for each successive false
alarm within a 12-month period.
• It would become illegal to dis-
charge an alarm except in emerg·
'
OU
DOI pro\idH'I ttquircd covtttd park·
, .. and not providiaa required OPtn ~ -ran tnto ~· 'Nllh C'a)on trut nciahbori and the [)C. lian Review Board before finally
ltilvins the Cit) Council rule in thear
favor m February.
Swimmer's Pf'OJCCtions It the 1imc
wtrt thll -althouah the dcla)'s and lda.9-\tOns had C05l ham an ~11matcd S,,000 an addition to the $70.000 he
had alttady '~nt on the house -he
would be able to mend his fenc~ with
the nei&hbors and proceed with ha
remodel. The Coastal Comm1ss1on ~rm it hearing would be a slam dunk,
Margo Adams
mapzine and the first of two inter-
views is the currcsl issue. The May
Issue will contain 1hc second foter·
view and semi-nude photgraphs of
the former mortgage broker.
enetes.
• It would be 11lepl to install
alanns that simulate the sound of an
emergency vehicle or civil defense
siren.
• AJann users would be required to
post sisns near the audible device md1c~t1ng who is responsible for the
system. • Upon notificatron by lht' police
or fire depanmrnt. a person respon-
sible for an alarm S)Stem would be
required to amve al the scene of an
hethoUabL Bui after liltn~ ·~ w coecerns
of •t lcalt one of~mmn"s neilh-
bots, tht C'ommtlliOft dedded to
dell) lhtir cl«'ilion unttl the llAff
could 11\Mr more ant'Ormalion on the pro~ The comm11110M11 had
ques11on1 about YJhethtr SYJ1mmcr
had 1ufficknl off'·strcet parkin" IC•
c:otdin& 10 Don Schmatz, 1 cuat.tal
plannina analyst. • ··1 waa surprised: I wu ihocktd,"
Sw1mmeua1d ··Herc we arc think in&
we'rt doina tveryth1na 1n tht intcrct.t
of 1 his1orlcal buildina. The city
encouraaed us 10 do th•~ and the .
Weather
keeps beach
crowdllght
Raucous p-owds expected' 10 in-·
vade Orange County's beach cuies
dad not matenahLC Sunday, · ap-
parently warded off by cold surf and
sh~I breezes, police and lifeguards
said.
Craig Frizzell, a Newport Beach Police officer on foot patrol near the
Balboa Pier, said Easter break crowds
were not nearly what they have been
in past years.
"We've beefed up the pcridlctcr in the last few years and they've found
other flaces to go, like Tijuana,"
Friael said Sunday.
Last year. two-man patrol teams
wrote about 25-30 alcohol-rcla1ed
uckets per day. Sunday, Frinell said
the teams wrote less than half that
number.
c5 c ..... itlion .... eo be ha • pnltllc1n Wida it -S mmtt'I ~bo• Gc:orac Aiaaa. wbo taURid at the oom·
mtlllOft meet•._ Mid the houlC will
block hts and otMr Mitbbon' '~ and 1ha1 Swimm~r 11 not pro" 1d1na
aufficient parkana,.
Swimmer adnowlcdfes th:at
Aiassa'a view will be partaal > blod~ed
but .uys tbal ts a common °'currcncc
whtn somtone build1 on v.-hat as
tsstntiaUy a \iacant 101. In add111on.
Swimmer maintains that ht has
adequate parkina on lhe propcrt).
However, if the comma s1on ide
HANDICAP
FromA1
alarm wathtn 45 minutes. "She is what helped us gc1 through
• Alarm companies would be re-thjs whole thing. She has keP.t m>
quired to maintain accurate. updated spirits up ~use of her spant. • telephone numbers for users. About four months af\er the acc1-
"The ultimate goal of this ordi-dent. f1organ was fitted with a
nancc is to encourage the proper use prosthesis. • and maintenance of alann S)'Stems .... "Our wol'J') was that she \\Ould
and to reduce the rate of false alarm ne.vcrwalk again, let alone do s~rts ·· responses:· l..aLar told 1he C'ity Coun· said the mother ... We were thrilled to
ell tn his memorandum. "The result find out all the po'>S1bil11cs Y.tth
ofth1s will free up both police and fire art1ficaJ legs. She has. a ncwl~ .~e
personncl to handle more pressing Signed model e-~lted a He>.-1 oot. matters On this da), florgan, who" ork., as · the school's office a1dt. r<i dresSt.-d rn
•
with wa, w.mmtf' could
h(>ldl"J I \'ft) bit bll. ~-to As~stanl C sty ~-'Kylt But-
tCf'i' 1 k. 1f the commaliion dcll.n tht ~rm1t, "1mmtt wou>d havt to
cathtt make othtr ~II for
the house or IQ &o coun with 1he
problnn. • Sy,immer$1idhe snot~~whatht
wall do nt" t 1f the comm1~0,....otrs
lPan t him. • . "lf-.e act dtnicd -c arc f'attd wnh
the dilemma of ,_\tit to do with a
ha 1onc~ll hou~ 1hc c~,tY. ~anb 10
save," 'w1mmer said. It s JUSI un·
bcht'\ able."
ESCAPEE FromA 1 .
Mohon hr was c \o ~pc ... Al!
he ~td \\I~. ·1 hate to do this to you
Mahon mppcd ofThisjail cloth inf and Jumped into a, 91.c~up true
dmcn b) h1 y.jfe, Sharon Shav.
Mohon She was conHctcd of suppl)· ms thr gun and aid in& his e5ape and
served aboul half of an I l-month
pnson ~ntcncc.
But she violated ~role and disap-
peared. Ol~n said lnvcst1pton
behc..,c she as with Mohon.
Mohon·s lalenl for ~pc -wa~
demonstrated a week later when hC'
was arrested in Mesa. Aru .. after an
attempted kidnap and auto lbcf\. Ht·
allc&edly commandeered a car and
ltd pohcc on an 80-mlle, h1Jh-tpted
chase.
He was arrested after be crashed
m10 a Pohce r on a barricaded road
In a style for Y.h1ch be bas come to be
known, Mohon gave J>OllCC a false:
name The) sent his fingerprints to
the FBI to check h~ 1dent1t). a
proceis t~t at that ttme took l 510 211
davs
instead of Yta111na for official to
kam his true 1dcnuty, Mohon
pleaded gurll) and asked for immcJ1·
ate scntenc1n1 so he would be tran~
ferred to start serving has sentence
Olson said
While bemg tntnsponed. Mohon
and another inmate locked out a ple~1glass wrndow d1vidin1 the bad
of the van and the dnver's compan·
mcnt while the deputy was gone and
escaped. he said
-----------------------------------------------------red plaid shorts. a-black blou~ and tennis shoes.
.\ wee~ later Mohon was stopped
m Holl)'wood while riding in ll truck ~tolcn earlier tn an Diego. Tftc other
escapee from Antona \\as driving
and Im prints matched ones found 1n
San Diego. hut Mohon's were not
found . SKINHEADS
FromA1
Street, says, "h 's not JUSI punkers
who wear them anymt>re; everyone tn
our store has a pair."
Not wanting to be associated with
the neo-Nazi violence of some skin-
heads, Coburn said, "We don't cater
10 skinheads alone; We've taken-alt of
the swastika nngs and paraphemaha
off the shelves."
At a recent symposium on white
supremacist routh gangs offered by
the Oranae County Department of
Education. educators and law en-
forcement personnel defined three
distinct ~kinhcad aroups.
SometJmes referred to as two-
tones. the non-racist skinheads are
fcwcsl in number and have them-
selves been the target of attacks from
the more violent, racially motivated
"skins." Two-tones have a racially diverse
following and, while they have
adopted the cloth ins styles and hea vy boots of other skinhead s, are less
, prone to violence.
• Another type of non-violent skin-
heads is a group called straight-edge
skins. They crop their hair or have
shaved heads, but the) prefer hooded
sweat shirts to the bomber jackets and
are unusual in the fact that they don't
believe in the use of any drug,
including alcohol and nicotine.
The other two maJor groups ident-
ified by symJ>0s1um s~kcr Betsy
Rosenthal of the Anti-Defamation
League arc separatist and racist sluns.
These skin s arc alike in their "re-
vulsion for anythtng difTcttnt from
Lbcmselvcs," said Rosenthal.
The major difference between sep-
aratists and racists, according to
Rosenthal and Michael Acagcr ofthe
Ora.nge County Probation Dcpan-
mcnl, is the more sophisticated
political philosophies of the separ-
atists who are more likely to be found
defending. their political line on
television talk shows like Morton
Downe) Jr. and Oprah Winfrey and
distributing separatist literature.
Whale claiming their major goal rs
lbe creation of1111 Aryan rration and
the deportation of all minontics. this
group has been known to denounce
gay-bashing and olhcr random beat-
ings, said Acager. But separatist
skinheads have also been repeatedly
arrested for firJtts which the} JJll-
variably define as self-defense.
The most violent -and the largest
-_group of skinheads is known as
racist skins. Having a gang-like struc·
ture and the most severe problems
with alcohol and drug abuse. racist
skins arc the largest group in Orange
County.
Responsible for most of the ran-
dom beatings. murders and cross-
bumings throu&}lout the nation,
racist skinheadsgenerall)' range in age
from 13 to 25.
The music preferred by separatist
and racist skinheads -most often
grouped together and called Na21
skins -is a Britjsh import, a-ktnd of
heavy metal with intensely racist
lyrics, known as .. oi" musk.
Probably the most d1sturb1ng trend
identified in the sktnhead movement
has been, according to Rosenthal, the
recruitment of Nazi sktns by the
older. established nco-Naz1 aroups
such as the Ku KJux KJan and the
White Aryan Resistanoc. WAR,
headed by Tom Metz.pr.
Metzgar, an Escondido television
repairman and former Grand Draaon
of the California Ku KJWt KJan, has
been actively rceruitina Nlli skins for
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One lotto ticket worth S7. 1 M
SACRAMENTO (AP)-A lottery
player who bought a tJcket in Vic-
torville picked all six winning
numbers from Saturday niaht's
"Lotto 6-49" same and will collect a jaclc~t wortti $7.1 million, loucry
officials said Sunday.
The winnina numbers for the
twioe-weekJy pmc wett: 21 l0, 12. 27.
32 471od the bonus numoer, 3.
Five of six numbers plus the bonus
was worth S312,261 each to six
,P.layers who bouaht tickets in Na-
tional City. Anthcim, Glendale, On-
tario. Carmichlel, and South San
1 Francitc0.
1ust call 642-6086
five of six w11hou1 the bonu
number paid $2.979 each to 324
players, while four of six was wonh
$46 each to 18, 787 pla)el'l and th rte of six peid an 1utom11icU lO 329.539
players.
The numbers were choten by lotto
machine dunng 1 television broed-
cast of'iainatina in. Sacramento.
The ~ from IUI WcdliCJda)'
ni1ht to Saturday's dra.-ina v.ett
Sl7., million.
The .. Lotto 6-49" Jackpot for
Wcdnctday was estimated at $6
million.
OMNOI
COAST
the Aryan Youth Movem~t/Whrte numbers almost as cxtensl\c as their .. Though Aorgan 53)\ she 15 a "huk Student Union. male counterparts bit slower" on the soccer field. her talents have earned ha i.lot~ on till·
Metzgar's son John has recently Fleagcr. who has spent consider· all-star teams.
taken over the organization after the able ume wor~n, with Nall skins on "One time I "as pla,tng and thr\ defection of Greg Withrow. who was probation said. ·As tn other gangs. girl and I hll. m) loot fell oil 1 he
reponedly beaten and had his hands females are considered propcn) and referee looked du" n and \.31J,
nailed to a wooden plank after sccondclassc1t1zcns.r,ene,er~na 'Whoa."'Florgan~1dgnnntntt ·\h
denouncing the Meugars. girl pan1c1patc 1n rac1all) motl\ated dad taped the fool bad. on ··
Theplulosopby.ollb~A'i.MLWSU crimes, but the) ha\C the Prinq.ea.1 Wilham Lc\t.her \aid hl'
was printed tn their publication phllosopni'cal capabilil). The) JUSt was surptlstd when he karm·d nf
"Operation Warlords" and repnntl'd haven't (tn Orange Count)) so far·· Aorgan's handKap
by the An11-Defamauon Leasuc's Parenls have a hard ume accepung "I had watched a couple of bJskc•· sJ)CC1al rcpon OI\ skinhead act1 v1t1es· ball games and didn't knov. <.he \\J\ ··our goal s1mpttpu11s racial Rcvol-ihat 3 child 15 involved in neo-Nazi handicapped:· he s.:nd "\h,· 1s an uuon .... We shall continue to en-groups. accordtng lo Flcager. "Most a00re Sl\e pla,cr that docsn·t let that parents are locked into denial," eo /
courage ·sporadic tncidents· on Fleagcr said. "Denial and poor get tn her wa) She pla)s the game io school campuS<l'Sind neighborhood~ wtn. She doesn·1 tall bad and a\li. acrossAmcrica'wh1le s1muhaneousl> parenting skill are definitely pan of people lo feel ~Orr) tor her bcrau'>t'
rebuilding the hunter-killer insttncts the the problem here." she has a little problem ·
1n our Youth." Another problem, according 10 Vice Pnnc1pal Lon H)land 1s Jl\f>
Mohon wa~ released after 1hrcc
days because 1here was no au1omat1l
lingerpnnt computer S)stem that
1mmcd1atcl' v.ould ha"e alerted
authonlles to who he was. Olson sa1d
Just artcr his escape. there wen·
plenl) of reported s1ght1nas and lip\
Bui those ha'c \ince died off.
"lt i.s highl~. ·~ughl} posuble M"
been 1n (UStod) man) umcs since h1\
c:\Cape here. Heck, he could havr
<'!ll'3pcd from somewhere cl'JC b)
no"' "Olson sa.id .. Sooner or later 'h'
ha' e hopes hc·11 be taken mtocustod~ 1t he's .<.1111 ah\c ...
More dead sea
lions found In HS In recent years lbc older white most of lhe S}mpos1um speakers. 1s m awe of Florgan's 11ndnun1cd spm1
supremacist movement has suffered the ambiguous media attention sktn-"She recent I) plin.cd 1n a bn\lctbJll
greatly from arrests and indictments heads receive -which can make tournament at Oceao View H1Jh
of its leaders and now look to the Na ii Nazi skins look like an excitins fad School ... he \a1d "~he was fighting tor skins_ who Metzgar cal ls his front-rather than a violent. poh11cal the ball. The other pla)ers wt'rcn't Two ~a hon carcassc5 wn\hw ur
hnc warriors _ 10 revive their philosophy backing ofT. ktllnll her ha'c her w.i' at Huntington Be ch on Sund4). but
organmu1on. said Rosenthal. 1-...1 They were knocking her down go1n11 it Y.U not known if lheir deaths ~eH An upcoming movie cnllt "'"' for the ball JU'it hlr..e ~he "as dorne 10 related to about 60 otllcn that haH
Whether the Nazi skins will "Skinheads" has many authonues them... "a hcd up alon.a bores in Oran~c
provide the while supremacist move· womed. "Think about what lh l Aorgan'!> mothl'r agrl'l''-her dough· and Lo Angeles counun since th,
ment W1th the resur,gencc it hopes for movie is go1n1 to do -think about ter as Sl)«ial first of the year
- or, due to their violence-prone the Tom Mcuprs and the pubhctl} "The acnden1 1s more ot an One of the mannc mammal "a'
behavior. brina down a whole new they're gomg to &ct -and the mcon"en1encc to her \hl' ha JU'>t found at Lake trcet about mid-<b'
wave of arrests on the far right -no recruitment the\;n do because of the packed up the pictc~anu gone-on Onr and 1hc other wa di'4:<>"ered 1 short
one 1s yetsure. The AOL aJso believes movie," Rosent al said. da~ I hope ht• can help other ptOpk time liter Jl the Hunt1n1ton Bluff,
that the skinheads may bum out due Like many other gangs. slonhends &Cl throuah th1'> l1nd ofah1ng \he can JU\l north of (1oldcn West Lm·t
to internal problems. have become a m~or source of tell them th e} can go on JnJ do all mannc ~fet) Lt tc"'c Dn1dson
The mtemal weaknesses of the concern 1n Southern Cahfom11 and a these things " ~rd. Nazi skins arc many, according to the phenomenon whose direction cannot Florgan too. his thought' about Bca(h official! buncd the anunah
AOL. ln-fightina and severe drug be predicted. the future and "'ere ubm1t11n1 a re-pon to the
abuse -mamly speed, cocaine and "f "ant to be a nur~ ... .,he \aid "I atronal Manne f1wn"' l"ice al
alcohol -have both ~akencd the But'" the words of an Aryan Youth auc~' that 1\ bccau~ ol "hat I ha' c I erm1nal I hind. wluch ha headed
orpnization and promoted even new letter. ''h 's ever-so-<:lear that we been lhrou&h 1hc nu,-,c: "-Cf~ nice to the 1nvc\t1pllon tnto tbc rash of
more violent tendencies within the ... have a c.ancer an our culture." me ... )OU know. !ltufThke that.'' death~ met' mtd.Januaf)._
group. r-~~~--~~~~----~------------------~~--~------~----~--:...:..~~~
A three-year study recently com·
plcted by Dr. Wayne Wooden, a
professor or criminal justice at Cal
Poly Pomona. suucsts that the
internal problems Of Nazi skins may
be due to common and d)'sfunctional
backgrounds.
The study that Wooden conducted
in five Southern California malls
1nd1cated that Satanis1s and N&7i
kin -tlte two ll'OU~ sometimes
overlap -share distinct cha~ amsua, incJudina p~-natal al-
coholism, akobohc parents and fun· damcntalist Christian families.
WoOdcn·s survey also found that
mOl1 of lbC Sitarusts and &kins were
bUllia in uadc tchool and ofk'n the you~t cl\ild .af\cr I sizabk qe aaP
tn children. Stro~y displac:led a&·
pet,Mon was also found in most of the
subjects.
Althoup fcmalo skinhcaCis arc
rarely in the MWI. they do exist in
J
HI I I I I I ' HO \ I\ U
U.S. health care
spending examined
U S. ht"alth care pcnd1n1 mca"Suro ~ill be c~am1ned at 7:30 p.m. MaKh 29 at M1~1on Hospital
Medical Center. 27700 Medical Center Ro d,
Miu1on YtcJO, Conference Rooms • 0 and C.
Rrscrvat1on5 arc rtcommended for the free
pr91r1m Call Genie Hall at 647-•920 for mort
1nfonnauon Elf~cts of drought In county
Orange Count)·~ re P90SC to thedrouaht will he
d1scu scd a1 a mcctins of the Consulting tnganccr~
Assocaauon of Cahfomaa al 12:45 p .m. March 28 at
Rcmick's, 18120 Von Karman";"Jr,.me.
James A. Van Haun, dircct9r of anter-
govcmmental/public relations for · th<' Orange
Count) Wa1er1Jls1nc1. w1ll peak on the clT~1s ofa
third drou&ht ~ear on Oran~ Count)
'r The ST 4 lunchcon will ~n at I J ·45 a m More
anformatton may be obtained b) calling 259-199.2
Transf~rrlng to UC/
A.n 1ntormat1on da) 101 community college
students 1ransterri1l& to UC I 1n the fall 1989 quarter
w1tl be held from 9a.m to 3 pm. Morch 28 in Room
205 of the dmanistrat1on Building
Information on adm1ss1on. housing. financial
aad academic proaram4i, the Edt.1cauonal Op-
portuntt} Program and campus scr ... 1ccs will be
ava ilable
Academic counselors will 3lso be a\a1lable 1n sc ... eral m!)Jors. tncludmg b1olog1cal 'ICaence\. eng1-
neenng. fin e ans. social sciences and physical
sciences.
Interested students should bring copies of their
high school and college transcripts
More anforma11on may be obtained b\ calling
856-7821
Combating apathy
Strategic'\ for combatan& ap•llh\ v.111 be prc'>-
cnted at 6 30 p m Man:h 19 at thcWoodbndge
Village .\s oc1a11on office 31 (red. Road. Inane
Dan ..\ldmh chancellor ememus nt l 'C I.
ps)cholog1st '>ue < oopcr .\da1r mall aide to th<'
In 1ne Ctt) ( ounc1I and H<'lcnc pcnccr. communt·
'' assoc1at1on board member "''II offer "a"s area residents lan lx'conH' tn\ohl·<l in cominun11'
actl\ lites
RCJ1strat1on wall began at 6 p m and the
program 1s scheduled for 6 30 p m. S 15 includes hon
d"<>eu' n·s and hand-out matcnnl4i
Rescn a11ons arl' rl-qu1rcd and lJn be m.tdc b~
.,ca lling E-llen f:.l11sh at \80. 1 360
'Little Saigon' author featured
T JelTer\on Parker. author of the 1986 bc\t·
selling nOH'I, .. L.iguna llcat." "''" d1scuss tns n<'" book .. Ltlllc a1gon·· at 2 pm March 28 at lhl'
Newport ( enter Bram:h l 1brar). 8 56 an ( lcmcnte
[)ra,c. Newport Beach
For further 1nforma11un. "all f ran ~loper at
fl H-.\55 \
Planning for colle{/e tuition
.\ mone)-managemcn1 worl..shop for parents
rnncerncd about thl' ns1ng tO'lt of college cdueauon
"'ll be olk~d Imm 1 tn 10 pm \.larch JO at ln1nl·
\ alle} ( ollegl' Room \202 ,500 In tne ( cntrr
Drl\ c In 1ne
1 he ~' l·ou~l' mduJc >1. d1~u~'WIJ.J.lhound
prolit.ihk tn\e\tmcnl conl·cpt\
\lorl· 1nforma11<m ma' tx· 11h1.11ned h' lalltng
the wlkgc at ~'~-l' \'
Planning a unique wedding
lntaesttng .tnd uniqul· "a''> 10 gl·t marncd "'111
be pre<,t'.nl('d rrom 7 )II to I I) p m \larch 30 at
l\lorth\\ooJ ( ummun11' l\1rl... -nCil Rn.in .\'c
In 1ne ·
The program t\ $22.
r or add1t1onal 1nlurma11on l..tll Da" 1d
.\nder\Oll ..ti MO-N20
Search for talent
.\ Wafl'h for t.lknl lOOll'\I ,1nd \hO\\ Spon\Orcd
b~ 1hd \t"hangc< luh ol I ount..tan \ alk\ "'111 he held
at ., p m \1af't"h 'I at f ountatn V .illl·)' Flcmenrnn
~hool. 1111 I I 8u\hard \t r ou n taa n \al ll''
Pntl'\ "111 tx· il'-' ardl·<l 1n 1he Junior-.. 1ntcm1l·d1·
ate' and \l'IHllr\ lll\ 1\10n\ \dm1\\1on 1<. lrl'e
< all \t,1n \dkr at H5-0.:!24 for morl·
anlurma11on
Library overnight party
.\ t"haldren s mo' ae night and sleep O\ er" 111 tx·
otkrl'<l b\ the Ir' 1m· < ommunil\ '>er' U:<'\ Depart·
ment trurn I> pm to 8 a.m \tjn.h '1-.\pnl I at
1 urtle Rod.. ( ommun11~ Park I ~unn)hill ln1ne
fhc $1 5 foe p.1) \ lor lltnnt'r popcorn, mo' 1es a
brcakla\I sn.c. k anJ other ill II\ tt•c'
f or funhcr antormatwn. l'all Fd Croll' ;it
'S4-IS 14-'
llondny, llnr«h 20
• t> 'O p.m. Co1la Mua City Coua II, counnl
l hOmhcM , ?'7 l·a1r l>n\-C.
• 7 p.m HunllD&lOD 8ucb Cl&)' Council,
counlll lhambcr . lOOO Main St
.,.,,,. .. t111y. llan,/121
• p m Fou.taln VaUty ty Coen II, \.'OU0(;1I
chJmbc~. 10200 I tt'r \\~
:l9 \ '\D 1101.Dl'\fi
0
Swallows make their offlclal return
The swallo~ maJe thtir official ~tum Sal were bri k 11 Or1rp· C pa tl'lno
to 1ls.516n Sin Juan Capmrano wath btll' Trad1n1 Po t, "A 1th uch it m au paintrJ
hcraldana their •m"'al unda • e'en sholJla~ readma "Ju t A v.-allo" from
though wme of the bard "Acre ~potted 11 Capa tnino, Cahf:· at $1.49 c h, plu•
lea ta month carhC'r. wallo~ muss. postcards. anJjc\\tlr~.
Thousands of tourists pthcrcd at the fhe 00ic1al arrival of the '"allow
Uc to art a glim~ of the bird._ on th:ir wun't Southern Cahtornia' po"' er land·
trad1taonal t. Jo~ph·s Da> murn. which in& this "etkend That dis11nctton
fcll 1h1s ~rar on Palm und1 y. ~longed to the space shun le DaSlOH'ty
The ~walloM "er sparse. thou1h. whcn But John nnd Minerva Esq uh cl. who
94-)ear-otJ Paul Arba o began his annual mo,cd to Bakersfield r ccntly from San
rite of nngan& th' mis ion court)ard bells ntonio. Te~a'). went out of 1hc1r wa) for
at 7:57 am. .... the C\cnt. even b) pa~'lang a hometown
"For the ltr fare that I ~ad from New wrnoff on H1ghwa) 58 that "'ould havt
\ ork. I ~anted "'arm • • qjd Colleen ukcn th~m nght to the 'lhuttle''l landing
Dunn-Holzwonh. 2J . of ew York C It). a site at Edwards tT Force BaS( ·
Rutger5 sti.id nt \\hO camt> to Southern "'We're kind ot discovcrrng C ahfornaa
California.fur pringbrt'.3... 1 Wtliguredit1Aasc1therthe~paccshuukor
l eleva aon camera cre" re<>0rted .10 the S\\31lo\\s;· John E~u" cl ..nad
thro"'ing;.pcbble 11 the mas aon "alls to George Chaunce) of Las Vl-gas craned a
get the Oirds 10 utkt night for the proper horn~ video camera around and around,
dramatic effect looking for at lca~1 one good \'-'allo" lliaht
.
to record.
"'rm mot disappointed Wh> be d1 p..
pointed? I've aot my htahh. It's nice
"' ather. And I mipt lf.'.l some p>Od
picture :· Chauncey said.
On Saturday, the 31st Annual wallow
Parade anractrd an C)ttmated 2.000 ~pec
tators. ad ncritrs Oeput) Denni• Dun-
can.
This )>ear's celebration also marked the
SOth anniversary of U<>n Rene's 1939
ong. "When the wallows Com~ Ba k to
Cap1st11tno." which popularized the ~wallow • rtturn and inaugurated the
tourist rush. •
Mi ion n Juan Capistrano also
01ne1lcd an av1al)' nhibll on Sunda)'.
fcaturmg map . photographs. 1Jlustr.u1ons
and e~amplcs of nest and birds.
There are a .. anety of Nallows, but the
m1 ss1on' S\liallo"s are d11T swnllo"' that
ha\"C square tails. said Nick Magalou i . .
th m1 1on'5 muttum dtree10f. F1ritaccountsoftht1waUows~IO
San Juan apistr1no date bKt 1ao '11"116
I hat ~a the yc-ar Fathct J&ero Sena
founded the picturaquc m111tOa • l*1 ol. p jn's effort to spttad the Roman
( atholic flith -and the inftllCDCC of
paan -in the New Wor1d.
Leaend has at that the 1wallowt have
fa1led to arrive Jn Capi1tnno onct. in
1915. when they were held up by a storm.
fhe birds' numl>Crs at the mission bavt
dwindled in r~nl )tan. and urbu aptawl
has covered much of the area. but they still
find places to flock. ~lousi1 said.
"The main plact that s most obvious 11
the Ma s1on Vlcjo Mall," he •id. ttftrrins
to a local hoppina center. ''There•s
hundred of nests ovCT there:·
"When 1 he wallow Return to l"he
Galleria?" ,
Stuntmen ·boost Winning cheerleaders
By JOYCE BOOLOVICH
Of -o.-y,..... Jr an
It IS a lmsup whclh<:r the dra" mg card
fo r the Manna H1 ih School male
cheerleader') 1') the: a1hlett<. r hnllcngc: or th('
rah-rah ~iris
"This 1<:> tolall) d1ncren1 from other
<,poru." said 8nan Ros!I. 17 e•1prn1n of the
16-mcmbtr n>Cd squad .. I haH hcen nn
athlete all m) ltfo but thl\. " more
cxc1t1ng ...
The team rl:'(.l'ntl> <,nJggcd ftr)t plale
d1v1s1onal hono1s tn the l nlll'<l Sp1n1
As\OC1auon annual l ' .\ Nauonah at
()press ( ollegl· ( hlwkadtr Relx'cca
Patch sa) s the ll'Jm ·., <:>uc<.e<. 1s due to tht
coach mg ell om 111 M 1ke Re) nolds and
Dan Sapp. ''"ll of the e1gh1 mak
cheerleader'> lor thl' IO'> \nll'ks Ram~
Rc}n<>ld' ~~ .• ind \app 25 both or
Long Beach \31d that l'hl'l'rlead1ng ol aht'
1980s has become: a "ompcLJtnc pon
"Both Dan and I had lull <. hel·rleadtng
scholar')hlp'I '" rna\ .. Rl)nold~ said
.. But 1n 1q1 8 \\hl·n I'""" gmng 10 college
there "'ere n01 ,, 101 of gu' checrlcad~r. I
remember ge111n~ 1hrl«ltl'nl·d "'1th ba'>eball
bat\ \1~)be 11 \\J\ JU\I 1h.tl part of the
l'OUntr\
Re) nold' '><lid 1ha1 .ill hough male
chcerkadl'r'i \l'l'lll 111 Ix on thl· 1nul·J'le.
there .trl· uni~ ,1 h:\\ Orange ( ount) 'high
<;ehool\ that ha\l' ux:d ll'am~
Male t"hl'l'rkudl'I'> '-'l'rl! a 1r..1d111un:il
sight in high "'l·hool<, and rolkgc'i 1tirough
the 1960\. Re) nokh ..aid
.. h '>('l'ml·d ,,, d1l' 1n thl' I 1)7tJ\ .ind ha•
rnml' h.tlk 1n thl· l'>M<l\." hl· 4iald "Ll·t·,
face 11 tn "'h .. 11 n1her '>pc> rt rnn ~ou
(()Olpt'll" 'lldl' h~ \ldl' \\ tth gtrl'I , ..
~arr ..aid l hl·l·rlcading ha\ !:lemme a
sport hl'lau-...· ul thl· lOmphcated rouunc~
•inti t<Hdpt.th \lt~t-lrn~ frnral~ fur
ab<>' e thl· ground
.. It 1ai..c, a lot ol \\l"1gh1 ltlttng IM th1~
\P<.)n .. hl· ..aid ··r our of thl' bms \tarted
"ater pt>lo and 'topped Ill do 1h1\ ·
\\ l .ire thl'll "l'l[thl\ •· Pittc:h, 17 '>.ltd
laughtn~
Patl h hn'I tx·1.·n .1 l hl·1.·rkadl·r fnr ,,,.o }Cari \hl· ,a,., ,id\.ling tl<n <.to thn<.iuad for Marina High School's cheerleaders -bade row
the fir\! 11mc. tht\ \l'.tr h<i., hcl'n .i bonu<, (from leftl Ian lkemorl, Tim Perlldc. Amy Newton.
.. I h:d rnorl' l hjlll·ngl·d ·· 'lhl' 'klid' "\\ 1;.J<ent Vela, Tina Brandt, Ben Besley, Karen
o..,, Nee~ ... "" ..... -
ffrom l•ftf Jamie Howell. Tawnya Holcomb,
Rebecca ftatch. 8hanna Davis, Xanthlp• JM-
danldes and Stacy Conley -won their division at
ttte United Spirit Association nattonafs • • ha' e tx,·n J'll..ed 10 du a lot of hJrd '>lunt'I. Onshlma. Greg Squires, Klhan Pak, and front row
and hii'l' bc.·l·n pu<.hed 10 karn 11 ~11kc
taught u., 1ha1 girl\ m•, l'r htt thl· ground
\\.c h.1, l' a 1(11 ul lUnlid"'nl"l' 1n lhl· OO\.\
bcrnu.,l· 'IOllll'l1ml"l"hl·n "" h,l\.l' near
'"'"~' -ihc1r .1u1nrn.111l ll'.tl 1111n I\ 10
al"a" lall.h u., ··
Ben Bc~cy I l\. '>tmkn1 bolh prc\1den1
ol lht: Huntington Bl'.1d1 'lhool .ilw g.nl'
up "all·r poln to Jon a rhl'l·rlt'.Hltntt
uniform "'I \\JS doing ~11h, hut lhll.,<-1hl\
becau..c 111'1a101 morl' tun ... hl' '1..lld
Thd)Q~\ atlm111t•d thn gl'l 'lome ra111np
:tl..\Kl~G THE GRADE
rrom mall' l l.t"matl''
.. ,, e ~01 a lot of fl al k from 1 h<' loot hall
plJ\l•r<. "l{o\'l\JtJ "Rul\\l.'rt:alhh.i\t:fl'I
h.1d a had t1ml· Prohahl) a lot g°"·' un
tit-h1ml our bad.<, hut nol flCr\Onalh ..
Ro,., -w1J the l'tg,ht "')H on the "'lUOd
1clcr10 thl'm'>(.'f\l'" a\ '>lun1mcn Kcn Vela.
17, fl'('fUlll'd to thl' 1cam h)' Patr h. wa<,
"l'artng .t 1-<:>htrt l'mhlatoncd \\tlh thl'
\tuntml:'n logo
·11 ,.,· "ri.·alh "'hat "'<' do:· hr said
"fk!11dl'' 11 ha~ a mort appciilhng sound ..
High school club feeds f acuity, homeless
By IRIS YOKOI
Of -o.-y Hoc j4alf
\.kmber ol the 0<1ag11n ( luh JI ( mt.1
~k\J ll1&h ~ htx)I ~1multanco11\h tell
their k3lher'li and thl' humde\'I h1&n
I he k\\·lhan-.1-\c.tr-c1IJ wmmu"mt'
\Cr\ Kl· duh hdd a l.11,,·ult) app1tt 1at1on
lum h1·on .ind requ1r"•J the tl'.tchel' tn
bran& t1A1o.l llll'li of food m $.:! tor adm1r,<,111n
to the noonumt• ll'.l\I
ThcS70and ll<l\lul 1111..inHolll'Cll'd \\Ill
be g1H·n to \hafl' Our ~·hl • ., During thl\
\pnng brrnl . rnu11b\'r' "111 ,11\0 'olun1ccr
11me 10 hdp the J)rl\ .Ht' rd1l'I .ag1.:nn rna~e
( a\ll'I ba'lh't' lur tlw unJ,·11\rt' •kll'd and
\t'r' e la'ltc1 d1nn~·r ~pon\Orl·d h\ the 0 1 Jn pl' ( O,l\I OJ)
ttmm <. lub. the < )\ laJon <. lub "a' begun
h\\l \ummcr \1o\t oflht ~O memhrrs an•
Junuu .tnd '4·n1or gJtl\ "ho main 't>al " .. ,o ~rH' 1hr nl!'t.'J, an Co ta 1c~. · 1d
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SEOUL. South Korea (AP) -A U.S. Marine htllCOpter carryift.8 37 Mannn on m1neuven crashed 1n an
ilolated mountain reaion on South K0tta's southeast rout early today
and 22 were killed, U.S. authorities
Aid .
fifteen Marines were injured,
1<>mc critically, wl\ef'I the Siforsky
St. Stallion crashed lhonly before 7 a . ..m. (2 p.m. PST.Sunday) in a rua.cd
mountainous area south of the indus-
trial port city of Pohana, 2SO miles
'southeast of Seoul. a Marine Corps
SPQkcsman said.
The most seriously injured were
evacuated to an amphibious assault
ship off the Korean coast, _the USS
Kor
Bdleau Wood. And the rm Wfft
Rown 10 Seoul, the apokriman aid.
Official1 Aid earlier thlt 34 pcopk weRaboard. .
No one on the around was hun. he
511d. ' The A mt modfl helicopter, which is a~ to the Marine Corps Air
Station in EL To"!.z. has been involved
in a number of uranae Coast acci-
dents.
Yonbap1 the South Korean nCW$
agency, said in a rei><>n c1tm1 South
Korean military officials that the
helicoptt( exploded and burst into
flames before slammin& into the
around. The report said the explosion
appeared to have been caused by an
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~rena (:laims .victory
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rel••M during t"• Space Shuttle Discovery'• flv•·d•J trip. in Salvadoran election
Astronauts to review
;flawless mission today
SAN SAL V AOOR, .£1 .Salvador
(AP) -The right-wing Republican
Nattonalist Alliance cl11med victory
in Sunday's presidential election
scarred by clashes between rebels and
troOps that ten at lcitst 29 dead. Three
jouma)jsts also were killed.
The alJianct, known as-Arena. said
its candidate gained more than 50
percent of the vote.
Two Salvadoran journalists and a
Dutch television cameraman also
were killed -one durin& clash at a
rebel-held town and the others at
military checkpoints.
Christian Democratic candidate
Fidel Chavez Mena had said he
expected to do better in the coun-
tryside than in the capital, but San
Salvador's Channel 12 television
station said Cristian1 was running
stron&Jy enough to win a clear
majority.
SPACE CENTER, Houston (AP)
- The Discovery space shuttle
astronauts, back from a five-day
mission in which they deployed a
vital communications satclhtc, spent
Sunday with their families but were to
return to work today to discuss their
nearly flawless flight.
The crew's 1.9 million-mile
journey ended Saturday morning with a picture perfect landing at
Edwards Air Force Base. that was
watched by a near-record 460,000
spectators. Discovet}''s flight lasted 4 days. 23 hours and 39 minutes. Jt was the 28th
shuttle mission overall and the third
since Qaallengcr exploded. claiming
the lives of seven astronauts and
baltin& manned spaceflights for near-
ly three years.
At Edwards Air Force Base, NASA
officials said Discovery returned
from its five-day mission in what
appeared to be the best condition of
any space shuttle. with only minor
damage to its protective tiles.
A preliminary examination in-
dicated only 10 thermal protection
tiles will need . to be replaced. 1n contrast to December's shuttle 01gh1
when 200 tiles were severely damag·
ed. Plus, the tires. brakes and engines
that troubled some previous m1ss1ons
performed well.
The next fli&ht is the planned Apnl
28 launch o( Atlantis, whi ch Wiii
deploy a planetary probe that will
map the surface of Venus. NASA hopes to complete seven flights this
year and 12 a year by_ 1992.
Space agenc)' officials Saturda)
pra1scd the five Discovery astronauts
and the orbiter as well as the effons of employees who have worked to get
the shuttle program back on track.
"I think the country rcah1es we're
back," said Rear Adm. Richard H.
Truly, NASA's assodate admin1s·
trator for space flight.
That would be enough to avoid a
runoff election next month.. against
the incumbent Christian Democrats.
"We arc sure and we proclaim
ourselves the victors," Robeno
D'Aubu1sson, founder of Arena. told
a news conference.
Arena prcsidenttal candidate
Alfredo Cnst1ani said the party had
results from 7S percent of the {>Olltfll
places and he was assured of victory.
Election authorities said preliminary official results were ex-
pected today.
A boycott by leftist rebels and
scattered gun battles between guer-
rillas and troops trimmed the voter
turnout. Six soldiers and 23 guerrillas were
killed in battles as the rebels tried to
disrupt the votinj. accordinj to Col.
Emiho Ponce, chief ofthejomt chiefs
of staff.
The C~rist1an Democrat head-
quaners was virtually deserted Sun·
day night and the pany provided no
results.
.. We have the SO percent that 1s needed 10 w10 and I an assure you
there will be no second round.'' said
D'Aubuisson. "I am proud to have
been able to carry such a good and
capable man as Fredd)' Cnst1am to the presidency ...
Critics claim Arena 1s still con-
trolled by D'Aubu1sson. a rclJred
anny maJor who has been accused of
having links with nghttst death
squads. D"Aubu1sson has repeatedly
denied the allegations.
Polls closed at 5 p.m. (2 p.m. PST).
There was no official word on
turnout.
Ban of U .S. -made assault rifles debated
W ASHJNGTON (AP) -Gun
manufacturers should foOow the ex-
ample of Colt Industries Inc. and stop
nonmihtary sales of semiautomatic
assault rifles. the head of the federal
Dru~ Enforcement Administration
said Sunday.
"I thought that was a very
courageous action on the pan of Colt.
Gunsarc dangerous, law enforcement
is sufferins because of these auns."
DEA admrnistrator John Lawn said
on the CBS-TV program. "Face the
Nation."
"I am asking them to (take this
action), on behalf of the officers who
House panel: FAA
lax In warnings
WASHINGTON (AP) -Ter-
rorism warmngs issued by the Federal
Aviation Administration before the
bombing of Pan American Ail.ht 103
overScOtland were laraely anerrect1ve
and sometimes "danacrously inac-
curate," the head of a House subcom-
mittee said Sunday.
Rep. Cardiss Collins. D-111.. chair-
woman of the House Government
Opcnu1ons subcomm1 nee on govern-
ment activities and transponat1on.
voiced the criticism in releasing an
analysis of 33 FAA secunty bullctJns
issued between Jan. I, 1988 and Feb. 16 of this year.
The panel found that at least six of
the security bulletins contained infor-
mation that may be linked to the Dec.
21, 1988 bombing of the Pan Am plane, which killed 270 people. In-
vestigators have concluded that the
jct was blown up by plastic explosive
hidden inside a radio-casctte playeT.
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arc an danger every sing.le day.
because a police officer dies every 57
hours in this country," said Lawn
But Attorney General Dick
Thornburgh and the new dru~ cur,
wnliam Benneu, sa)d they did nof
lhink the aovemment should call for
private manufacturers to stop retail
sales of semiautomatic weapons.
Colt announced that 11 was
suspending sales of us AR-15 semi-
automatic rifle starting last Thursday.
the day after President Bush decided
to ban temporarily the 1mpon of
foreign-made assault rifles.
Bennett and Thornburgh called for
debate on whether the federal govcm-
mcnt should ban all nonmilitary sales
of semiautomatic weapons or urge
pnvatc companies to voluntanly
suspend sales.
-As an officra1 of1 hc -federal
government, J don't want 10 speak tn
such ways that suggest that I'm
pushfag them an any direction or
another," Bennett said on the NBC-
TV program, Meet the Press.
But headded: "I thank we can make
the case th.at we don't need a whole lot
more assault nfles on our streets right
now."
Wayne Lat>1erre. a spokesman for
the National Rifle AsS0C1atton, said
he opposed any ban on assault
weapons and advocated staff man-
datory Jiii sentences for anyone
convicted of usma a weapon an the
oomm1S$10n-0f a cnme
Addrcss1na the ISSUC of drug USC '"
nation's capital. Bennett said he had
not yet decided whether to declare the
federal distnct a "h1&h 1ntcns1ty drug
trafficking area,.. enabhna him to
assemble a aovemment stnke force to
fight drug dcahng 1n Washington.
As ot Sunday, I HS murders had
been rcponed in Washington so far
this year. a record rate.
British government urged to tell all
a-bout Flight 103's bomb warnings
LONOON (AP) -Demands for
an indc:pcndent inquiry into Britain's
handling of warnings recetved before
the bombing of Pan Am A1aht 103 will grow until the government o -
plains its actions, an opposition party
leader said Sunday.
Also Sunday. the government IC·
knowledged that a December warn-
ing about possible bombs on airliners
was not mailed until after Jan. I -at
least 11 days after the Pan Am jct blew
up and crashed, killinJ 270 people.
'"Wccannotafford 't>agitand bin it'
policies of British official secrecy on
matters of security which affect every
air traveler across the world," said
Paddy Ashdownl lcader of the cen-trist Social and iberal Dcmocr1tic
Pany.
Transport Secretary Paul Channon
"musi come clean on all the circum·
stances surroundm& the advance
wamina." Ashdown wd.
"Unfcss he comes to the House of
Commons at the earliest opponunity next week and is compctcly candid an
every dell.ii, the demand for an
official inquiry on both sides of the
Allan tac will become irresistible," he
said.
Those demandina an independent inquiry mdude the opposjtion Labor
Party and relatives of those killed
when fli&ht 103 exploded over Lock-
erbie, Scotland, Dec. 2 J on a Oi&ht to
New York. Investigators say the
d1sasteT was caused by a bomb
concealed in 1 radio-cassette player
packed in lu~ in the plane·s bold .
Channon said Sundal' he told Parliament .. as much as 1t is in my
P.?,WCT to tell." Government manistm
'should not go around revealing
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•Accelerated fUll-tlme ~1/2 ~r program
•Joint JD/MBA degrtt with Chapman CoUege
• Sdlolarshlps and flnaildal aid avalfable
th1nas that might be apin t the
national interest:· he 1old the Bnt1sb
Broadcast1n1 Corp.
Channon saad he welcomed U.
Transponataon S«retary Samuel
Sklnner'sdcc1S1on 101end top aides to
London and Frankfun. West Ger-
many, to aSStss aviation secunt).
Skinner s.a1d he wants his officials to
determine, amona other th1nas. when
and how warnings were made apanst
Pan Am fll&hts last year.
The Transpon Department con-
firmed last week at ~ a wamin& dated Dec. 19 that included
photoa.raphs of a bomb hidden in a
radio-assett~player but d1d not mail
ii until after Christmas.
Bui on Sunday. a department
spokesman 111d the wamina was not
scnl un1il the New Year bttlusc the
phoaos had to be prq,ercd.
Two dead, or:ie
(ritically injurea
in trlostage siege
k
enaine ckfect.
fl was the s«ond fatal craih
involvina a Manne helicopttr In
Korea in four da)'s. All four Marines we~ killed Friday when their CH~
~liropter craWd 1n a rice ~Yon
the cut cout.
Marine officials said there was r10
exolanation for either craYI. 8olb hdicopttts v.iert perticipatina
in the annualJOint U.S.~South Korea
mjht&I')' "Team Spj~t" maneuvers
which incl udes 60.000 U.S. troops.
A U.S. military statement 111d the
Sea Stalhon, a CH-S3D troop tran~
poner, wa.. jsned to the 1st Manne
AirW1"'-Futcnma Marine Corps~ir
Station, m Olnnawa, Japan h camed
1 ere of four and JJ mahtar,
plUtni(rl
Manne offictals 111d they did not
know if tht Marine untf a&Oard the
helicopter was blttd an ;Japan or the
Unntd tatcs. Names of ahe inJun:d . and . dead
wert withheld JJ(ndtn& notaficataon of
nut of !Un , The cause of today's .crash ~as. J!Ot
immediately known and a~th~ntacs
were ull aryan& to dtterm1ne af'. the
helicopter crasf'«I ia:ito 1 hillside. or
went down 1n m1d1Jr, officaals 111d.
lnv~ugator> had been ~nt to lbe
area to try anCJ ~ttnn me wb11 h11p~ncd. but nC? qu1<'k rc'ults were
elltpccted, the)' ~ld.
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Air Force launches MX mlsslle
VANDENBERG AIR FORCE BA E-A
0
n MX m1\SJle tipped ~ith vtn
dummy warheads rocketed into the morning sky Sunday ancf hat its ll!"IClS
4,100 miles away in the Pacific qcean, officials-said. The Jnunch of the
Peaccktcpcr intercontinental balhst1c m1ss1le was the Air f orces 18th out ofa
scheduled 20.
The missile traveled for about 30 minutes befo~ 1rs ~ven dumm)
warheads split away and hit their tArgcts at the U.S. Army s K waJal~1n M1ss1le
Test Range in the PacaficOcean, said Capt. John Sul11 v8n. The MX 1sdes1gned
to carry as many as I 0 nuclear warhead).
Renaissance Faire may have new home
SAN BERNARDINO -The Renaissance Pleasure F~tl't'. an annual
outbreak of Shakespearean-era merriment, 1s lookmg eastward after losing •t.S
Los Angeles County site and encountcnna loc.al oppostt1on to the north..
• fhe San Bernardino County Board ot Supervisor\ was scheduled to vote
today on a proposal to stage lhe fair 1n a park there ancr orpnuers wnhdrew an
apphcauon to hold the a'ilnual event 1n V<'ntura Count) and rcs1den1
complained. Fair spokesman Kevin Patterson said orpruzc:rs were 1nv1ted b>
the San Bernardino County Convention and Vmtors Bureau to hold the
festival in the I .42S-acre Glen Helen Regional rark. fo r seven consecutive
weekends beginning Ma)' I 3
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Offshore oll rigs explode
NEW ORLEANS -Fires and explos1ons hit t~o oil-producing platform~
off the southeast Lou1s1ana coast Sunday night. and 25 to 30 crewmen were
evacuated before the fires were e>.tmgu1shed on one ng the C'oa5t Guard said
Coast (Juard Sr. Chief Dan Dcwcll said information indicated PoSSibl) a
doz.en anjunes. Firefighters ex t1ngu1~hed the bla1e on one ng late Sunday but
were stall battling the lire on the second platform. au1hont1es said. The two ngs
are connected by catwal~. Both ngs are operated by At lantic Richfield Co
Bones may be Bundy victim
<;'APITOL REEF NATIONAL P4.RK. Utah -Authont1es "ho
uncanhed bone\ and an apparent cloth mg fragment at ;a ~1te 1dcn11fied by scnal
killer Ted Bundy hope 10 dete rmine 1h1~ ~eek "hether the) belonged Lo o ne of
his v1ct1ms.
It 1s not }'.~I clear ~hcthcr the bonl""S arc those ofa hum an being. Wa.inc:
County Shen fT Ken) Ekker ~id E~ker said the '\talc med1~I nammcr's office
wrtt rectTVe the bonC'S on Monday or Tund.ay. and try to drtc:mnm! whC'thrr
they were those of 17-}car-old Nancy \\ 1lco>. who disappeared from her Sah Lake City neighborhood on Oct 2. 1974 Bund) ~a~ uccuted Jan ~4 1n
Aonda's electnc chair.
Most Americans prefer organic food
WASHINGTON -An overwhelming maJont) of' Amcncan~ s.a) the)
would buy organicall) ivown food 1f tt C'O\t th e same a'I fru it\ ahd 'c&ctablc\
treated with pc.stmde or syntheuc fenth7trsand nearly half would pay more
accordina to a survey released ~unda\
The strona preference for chcm1cal-trcc fru 1band vegetables sho"ed up 10
a sutvcy conducted even before the recent scare o'er P<moncd arapes and
apples treated with Alar. The Lout\ Ham~ Poll conducted for Orpmt
Gardening map11nc: found that 84 2 percent ohhosc ~urve)'cd ~ould choo~
organic.ally arown food 1f iivcn the choice Pcrhap more s~urpm1nglv 49
percent said the) would pay more for orpn1c food , the poll sho"cd
Eastern recruiting pilots
MIAMI -Eastern A1rhnei went hupp1n1 unday for the new pilot 11 needs to sur,1ve a cnpphna tnkc now 1n us third -.tt~ ... We'\le "-'l1tcd
patiently for the pilots union to come to tt sense " Eastern spiokC1man Robin
Matell SIJd a' an advert• mc:nt wa run in unda)"s M1am1 Herald appeahn&
for pilots to "be part of' the new Eutcm."
fhe ads"''" bc&.tn n.inn1na Tucsda) 1n other ma,ior n~spapcn across ahe
country, Matell aid. Matell 1d Ea tern 1 not lowenna 1t rcqutttmcnts for
cxpcnence and 1s ofTcnn1 the same waact and benefits that pilot ha'e bttn
gem~ under Easlern's contract Wlth the Air Line Pilot Auoetation. Onl)
about 200of3.600 Eastern p1loturc O)'lna an the Machin• ts union stnke that
bcpn March •. and Eastern acknowlcd•ed carher 1t •ill hvc or dte on 1
number of p1k>ts.
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Afghan troops defecting
ISl..AMABAD, Palu tan -More than 200 fthan army troops defected
with tanks and weapon to M~lcm auemlla ancl another 7 10ld1crs ..,rre
captured dutin.a fiahtma an nonhern Afahanistan, '""'flCnt ~recs Claimed
Sunday. Afahan1 tan's state radio, monatof'C'd an hlamabad. sard un<b) that
2 JS tucmlfas W.:tt k1lkti aJki 64 Othen lftJUfC'd in the last 24 bOUrJ Of fi&htJnt
1n the 'traltlle castcn Afpan at.) of Ja1alabld. la alto .ta1d .. huar amounu of
arms.. iocludina mi.mies. ~-cre teattd.'!
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nt"arinJ m end u nature aradually
roa" into chanJe. Human pauence,
also neanna its hm1ts with wrnter, can
~draw encouraacment from the sprina
equinox. today.
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LA girds for.
abortion
activists -l 0\ \~(ifl f~ ( \P)-Hundrecb
ot an11-abon1on protesters are genina
~1 10 blocladc ""omen's health
\ hniv~ th•~ ""ttk when Operauon
R~~uc target\ th~ cit) "h«'ause
there'\ J lot of h b' lilhng goina on
here ·
··we: want the lit) to know that
th\·re are a lot of pt>Ople who arc
"1llinJ to make sacnfices to how that
abon1on 1fl murder," said Ken Tnn-
Ol'r, 2 '·director of Operation RcM'.uc
I os ~ngclC\, ba\\·d rn \uburban
(,arc.Jen GroH.
But hundred\ more "ho support a
woman's lcpl nt1ht to abon1on are
gcJnng up for an cquall) huge ~ounter-<kmon\tra11on to head otT
the mHs1"e protest planned for
Mal\'h 22·25 b> an C\pctted 2.500
pro-hfc a<hocat~
"The majont) of men and ""omen
1n our area ,uppon a ""oman·s nght to
abortion and bchc\'e th.:) should11".c
ha"e to la c 1n11m1dat1on b) t~
prote-.tcrs." said Ruth Lieberman.
J>tannrd Parenthood pok~woman
1n Lo\ \ngd"
The nanonal Oocrat1on Reku
orpn11&taon, sed 1n cv. York
C ll). t>rpn "" blockade out 1de
""omen's d1nic' in I q 7 and "nee
then. rnorc than 21,000of 1t abort1bn
h:an d\C>Ut~ h \'t bttn lrtt\tcd in
nnt1on"'1dc pro1es1 The demon-
mauont c:~larcd I l ummer in
tlanta dunna tht 1.Xmocr111c Na·
t1onal on,cnt1on
Thts -.tck's pl~nned proteS1 ts the:
first hme thr iroup 11 tafJCt'"• Los
nsrlc\ with a w1J -~•k demon·
trauon "~ thcl".oup' practice, the
chn1cs 11ractcd will not be rt\ ea led
un11I JUSt puorlo the prot t. •·t<» n cl ha a uona pre>*
choice or pr~cath omm1tmcnt,"
Tanner c'pl 1ncd "There art 70
clinao in Lo \f\&tlCs County. h'~ the
1h1ra !aratit "'""'the countl) Ythert
-a.. •• ,.....
Jat11e1 8e1Mr, en ebortlon foe from Oreng• County c•rrylng
• l'9ft reHtftt, --support ebortlon, get rid of babies:· 11
1wrounded bJ polk• and pro·chok • K t lvl1t1 at• rally In
Lont •••ft on ~und•J· Polle• ••ll•d ••IMr to le •v• t h• flrit•·
1bon1ons att be1na performed.
the"''s a tor of h4b> k1thn, soina on
her(.''
n Ooerauon R u rally I\
hcdukd'for March 22 fotlo""ed b>
blocuc.Jr\ the ne\l 1hr~ d.i" Ounng
&hr block d ant1-abort1un demon·
\lratOf"\ Ir) to pn:\icnt "omen from
~kmaabort1on\lnd 1hr din1l '>from
pt"iformina tf;cm.
110\\ 1111\ \OllU
•o1 c .. ...,. ~ a nattonal cmcrtc~·" • Member\ \Ot1n1_ ')<'j wanted to n:qu1rc
W HINGTO -Herc, how arta mcm~rs of Bu\h to su\pcnd 1hc E.IHtt'rn rrhnC<t 1nkc
( on,atnt wrtt rttotdN on maJor roll taU 'ot in the Robert Doman R-38 o
wed cndint March 17. • Wilham r n~e·mC)er. R· 9. 'o
The House
(hn tophcr o•. R-40. o
Dana Rohrabi<'h r. k 2. o
Ron Packard. R""4). o
By a' ote of lj2 for and 16 7 apintt. the Hou~ pHtcd
and Knt to the xnatc a bill, HR fll 1, rtqutnnt the BUib
dnunastnahon to 1ntencne in 1hc £.a,tttn itfina labOr
...
. While the chanar or seasons is a
r,radual. ofitn fi tful th1n1. calendara
u uaU) h t the solsuccs and eq1.11no11;·
cs as unof1ic1al markers of the~
transllton . •
"The first da) of pnna 1s onethin~
and the fir t pnn& day is another,\ ..
ob~cd the late Henry Van Dyke, aware that March weather can be
fic1'le and also that the ehanse or
seasons can occur at markedly dif-
ferent dates rn d1fTcrrnt pans of the
nation. E\<en M>, millions will ~cl ome
spnnaat 7 28 a.m PST , the moment
of the \'Crnal equinox. when the sun
crosM"s the equator on its 11pparent
Journey nonhward. accord1na 10 astronomers at the U.S. Na,al Ob-
servatory 1n Wa hinaton.
This., and the autumnal eqwno\ in
cptembcr, are the only two dat on
wh1<.'h the sun me!> dir«tly 1n the ca t
end ·sets precise!~ in the west. thr
Obsc:r' atory repon~. These d1rc<:11on'I were used to align
the Great P)"ram1d'> 1n Lgypt wtth an
Ht:.\ I , t :s ·1· ·\ ·1·t :
"Sprina ''a ttansition season "'hen thinaschAnae very rapidl)'." obscr-.ed
tht fate Helmut Lan<tsbcra, profes or
emcntus of mctcoroloay at the lln1-
venity of Mat') land.
"One maJor thing is apparent!) 1h.:
chanac in ltaht ... the most rapid
increase in 11ght intensrt) 'OCcurs bcl~ttn February and Apnl." Land·
sbera explained. and this seems to
affect human glands iJnd rntcrn:il
reactions.
Other Ouctuat1ons caus1 n& human~
to react include "raprd temperature
changes in man) places. sometime-.
h1ghl) irregular. changina from lo"" to
high to high to low again:·. \31d
Landsberg. .,.,ho re earched thr
b1olog1cal effects of .,.,cathcr
Poets and philosopher ha' c
lauded spnn_B o'er the centuries with
a curious mixture of cheer and woe
n:tlecnng the dtffcnng reactions of
humans to the strc of chanarnp.
weather.
i\s Mark Twain obscncd of New
changes -ahhoo,h so-called sprj
ftver hu been most widc!Y idtati
with that vacuc fcclina ofdisintera mrnd-~andenna and rtttleanesa.
Nature wnter Hal Borland reflect·
cd on the seasonal chanae in the book
"Twehe Moons of the Year. ..
"There is somcthina in a mi1d
March da> thal can touch a man to
the \Cl) quick of his bcina,. Just what
11 I cannoi readily be ,,.led. but 11
must be compounded of sunhabt and
air and w•rmth and an immca unable
m} tcr) that is partlX ummcd up by
the ~ord 'promise.'
On 1hc darker srdc. French sociol-
og1flt Emile Durkheim noted a half..
t'COtury AIO that SUICtdCS increase in
thl· pnng. >
The U. . Centen for Dt.SCa~
( ontrol tud1ed the nation's suicide
rnt<'s between 1969 and 1978 and
found tha1 dunng that decade ''lhe
su1c1dc pattern was distinctly season-
al. above average all spnng and below
average all Wlntcr ...
Here' the low-payment, low-
interest, no-fee way to increase
your buying power. when you
need money, don't look any
farthe r than your own front door.
Just giye us a call.
I !fltf •
A8 Orange Coat DAIL v PILOT I Monday, Matel't 20. tNI
S&Lslack
confidence
of half the
U.S. public
NEW YORK (AP) -The nation's
beleaguered savings and loan indu -
tf) lacks the confidence of nearl} half
the American public and a third of its
own dcpo itors, a Media General-
A soc1ated Pre s poll has found.
Respondent~ to the na11onill suncy
alsodoubted thego,crnmcnfsab1ht)
to find a lasting solu11on to 1he S&L
crisis. And '"hale half fin orcd go' L'rn-
ment inten cntion. most opposed
ha' in,& the pubhc bear the main costs.
Onl) 53 percent of the 1.108 adull'
polled rcgardt'd S&Ls as a ,safe plat<.'
to kl'cp th~ir money. compared "ilh
'93 percent "ho saw banks as safe. Of
those w11h thnft account!>. 3J pcn.:ent
a id the) feared lo~ing their sa' angs.
Rclau"el~ few said the> "en·
reducing thl'ir accounts because ofthl'
S&L cnsas. but a lifth said the) "en·
considering that stl'p and as man~
said the~ "ere holding off on nl'"
deposm.
Wh1 k &Ls ha'e susta1nl•d record
\.\.tthdrawals latcl}. federal anal~'''
chiefl y blame the h1ghermtcrcc;i rat<.'<;
that arl' a':lllahll' clsewhL·rc. In lhl'
poll. 35 pcrCL'nt ol n·~ponden1s had
S&L acrount'> and JUM 9 ix·r,ent of
thenuaad the\. had'' 11hdra" n monl''
bcrau!.C of 1hi:· indu~tn ·!>problems.
1-cdcral in\uram·r 1.: insullirn:nt to
nn l'r arrnunts a1 the e~11ma1ed '50
s.1' anss and k>an., 1ha1 arl' fa1h ng. and
thl' go' l'rnnH:n1has1aJ..en 0' e1 I 06 ol
the "ors1-oll thnlh "hill' ( ongrc'>'>
and thl' admin1s1rat1on dn l'>l' a plan
to rescue the indu.,ln. The na11on ha.,
2.955 .,a, ings and loan a,.,ocia11on ....
Prl'\1dcn1 Bu'>h ha~ proposed using
$50 b1ll1on in gO'-l'rnmcnt-backcd
bondc, 10 hl'lp l'tl\er the accounts. in
add1twn 10 $~0 b1ll1on plcdgl'd la,1
\car to c,dl or prop up failed thralls. In
ihc poll. hO"-'C' er.JU t 27 pcrq.•nt \a1l.I
thl' gO\ l'rnml'nt should pa) mo'>I of
the ww. ol sah aging the 1ndus11 ~
ln\ll'Jd. a -l2 percent pluraht) "n1d
1he S&L 1ndu~tr) should tx-ar thc
brun1 of the rn'>t '> b} pa)1ng highl'I
insurann· prl·m1ums on its actount!i
-a k~~r rcniurc ol the Bush plan.
J ust 1-l JX'll'l'nt fa\Ofl'd k\)IOS a ll'c
on S&.L dl'Pt>'~•tor,. an idea lhl'
adm1n1s1ra11on rnn\ldl'n'd and drop-
1x·d
In an\ ra'>l. tin I\ \I ix·rlent ~1d thl·~ belie' l'd 1 hl· giH l'rnment \\ould
lome up" 11h J ll1ng-tl·rm \ulu11on lo
thl' !Ml' 1ngs .ind loJn lrlSI\ Thin~
n111c J>('rn.·n1 l'\J'X.l'll'd "onh u ll'lll·
porar~ solution" and I'> Jl\:ru·n1
prl·Jic1l·d no solu11on at all.
Thl' sune\ found soml' 'uppon.
though. for ·uw go\crnml·n1\ pro-
gram of g1\ 1ng la1hng S&. L., lin.1m 1.11
a'~1.,1ant•e 1c1 a11ract huH'r' 01 tll<l'>l'
\.\hO had an orin1un' "ii JX'lll'lll
la' ored thl' ba1lnu1 approat h \\ h1k 2ll
ix·rn·nt "anted the ~11H·rnmen1 1u
clo!>C dcmn failing 1hnt1s and !)a' 1111
their depos11ors.
YearlY review keeps
financial and estate
planning effective
By DEBORAH L. HARRINGTON
Special to ttw D.olly '!lot
1 ransfer aS'>cl' -ta'>h. \t'l 1111 Ill'' 1 l·a I
C'i\3\C, life IO\Unlnn· fll<l~'rlll'' -
While HI\ ~rorrfcrrc~us 10 make inw.tbc..ll'.u£1. Wub a h "Ultt. Lru~L \UU.
an annual accounting 1o Uncle Sam. can change or rc' oke thl· ag1t·cnwnt
11 also can pro"1de a much-nccdl'd or make w1thd1a\\JI'> m add11mn' :t'>
opportunil) to rl'\ icw ~our ta\ plan· dc'i1rcd. llpon ~our <.k:uh lx·l.IU\l.
ning. '"'cstmcnt management and the tru'il 1\ not \UhJt't I ICI r1e1hatl' 11
estale planning strategics that "111 pro'1dcs a <;mooth 11an .. 111on fur
affect )OUr fam1I~ 's future \\eahh and bcncfi< 1aru:s "11hou1 1hll'rnr!)lron of
\\.cll-bl'1ng. income or unnen·'>saf) 1t1\at11111
Careful attention 10 ta\ straregte\ MaJorad\antagl·sareLOO\l'nll'nll'
can m101m11c wha1 we pa~ 10 thc sccunJ} and Mmphc1I) I ornam!)k
go"ernml'nt an ta\CS.Jusr as close thrCL' different famil) \ccnano' il-
o;crulin) of trust an JO'-CStml'nt lu'itratc ho" a rt'\cx:ahk 11\ 1ng tru\l
'itra1cg1cs can maxim1Lc current and may me{'t d1ffcrent fin..tnt ral ohrer-
future return' 10 )Our famil~. \l\C'i:
'\ rq~ular rc\icw of 1n vc\tmcnt Convenience. •\ hO-H'.11-old prnr-
managcml'nl an<l estate planning en) owner "ant' nuth11111~ 11\Cr h"
... 1ra1cg1cs 1s e!>senual to a propcrl~ financial hk hut 0111 thl· dn1h
managed financial portfolio. rcspon.,1b11t1~ ofmanag1n~ Im a\'>\'1'
We all J..no" .\pral 15 1!> ta\ lime. .\ propert~ managcml·nt lirm lan·1
But. ho" do \OU !..no" '>'hen 111<> 11mc handk the \Co!)(· ol hi\ 1nH·,tnwn1'
10 update )Our <>hon-and long-1em1 Tht• solution \ lOmh1nl·l.I
financial plan!.·1 financial and ec,1a1c .plan u\tn~ a
Thl' Bank of (ahforn1a·., full-rt•\ocablc II\ ing 1ru\t "·" tfr'1gnl'll
Ser\ICl' Nc"port Beach lrust o0ke allowing the proper!\ 0\.\11l'r and h1<;
recommends a re' 1c" of )Our tru'it wife 10 act ac, l'O-tru .. lt't''> "11h 1hr
and investment plans wllh every bank. The agrl'eml·nt ,1.,-.1gn' rewr<l
major hfestylc chan_gl' -that is. keeping in conncu1on w11h rl·al
marriage. <l1vorce. birth of a child. propert) and wcu11t1l'' 10 tlw hanl...
career or l'mpl O} mcnr changl'. death but pro' 1dc) tor lhl· 1·11u11k und lhl'
in thc fam1h. an inheritance. d1sab1h-hank to p:irt1t lflJll' 111 managl·ment
''· rc11remen1 or ne" re pons1b1ht) dcc1S1on,. In the l'\llll ol dl'ath or
for an aging parent E'en "Ith no 1ncapacll} ol one \l)oll'>l' the tru\I
major changes. the bank cncourage'l continue<; "1th lhl' \Uf\ 1\or and hanlo.
trusl and 1n' e<;tmcnt chents to make as successor co-tru'>ll't''
an annual rn 1c" Lo assess the effect Security. \ re11nng hu-.h..tnd and
ol thl· lall'SI legal and tai1: law change~ h1sw1fc(age 60and 51<)\\ant IOl'nJO\
on their 1nH:s1ment stratcg~. hfe. )Ct protccl their J'\{'t' "h1lc not
Duri ng th1c; annual review. con-managing thO'>t 3'i\Ch 1hc:m\l·hc'
"dcr: The) ha'e a comfonahk 1n<:oll'll' on
Short and long-term goals. Are last their holding." alone induding prop-
)Car''i goalc, s11tl "ahd? How have -erty. stock. busmc'>> 1n' l'\lmcnt<o -
or <1hould -the} be changed? Goals and do not \\Uni to "orlo. with ltm of
<1hould rellcrt }our current income different people or ')Cl' 1l'c~
necds and }Our particular family The Bank ofCahfurn1,1 '<;ulutwn
t'll't'omc;tancM C ons1der ho\\I com-Two revocable tru'it'> \I.CH' wt uJ) Thl·
fonable }OU arc with var1ou coupll" pluccd a h the' planned to
ns~/reward factor\ and what >OU manage thcmsehc 1n Olll' an the
wan1 to accomplish in whtU 11 mc ~ond. '"'ith the bank as rn·tru trc.
frame. the) placed &\\t'I\ fo1 "h1di the.:
Professional guidance. You need wanted record lr.cerina nod other
to determine how much profe 1onal 1nvc:stmcnt help t •pc1n death or
guidance you want to Sttk in de 1gn· disability of hue.band or" 1fr. thc fir~t
mg and im{>lcmcnting your plan. trus1 enc.ls and the a !.et\ UI\' added to
Estate planmng anornc) • ccrt10cd the bank trust which "''II he mann cd
public accountan1 . insurance aacnt on the un.1vor'4i. bcholl
or corporate fiducaari~ throuah )'our SlmpUcUy. m1ddlc·.t&l'd doctor
b3nk's tru t dcpartm('nt ran IJ"(' "as •skcd to manaac hl•r father'., (oge specific coun~l relative to )'Our 6S) a 5ets. Her primar> goal 1\ to
indmdual ituauon and help )OU m11nt1in his in'e tmenr 1ncume
execute variou aspect of )Our pf an. whale bcina sen iti\C to h1Honc.:ern to
For eumplc, an attorney can drnw bC con~rvamc on 1nH'\tmcnt. ta\
up your w11l 1.nd trust documents. n and in~urancr 1\suc
accountant can design Jnd ample-l he \Olut1on: The d°" 1or and her
ment )our tu plan. The hfc insurance father met with 1 hank trust offi,cr 10
qtnt tan upPort )Our overall cstalt' develop a ··one-stop·· fin~m:1at ~r
plan with products de iJncd to meet vice proSfam which includeJ • un·
your \lfety and ltqujd11y needs. A tic . real estate. in urnnrc and e tme
bank's tru t department can manaac management 1 he rc\OOble It\ 1ng
)'Our a sel and help you find quah· lru\t, w11h the bank a~ tru tel'. \\all
lied profenionals to a t\t you an rontinut' to manaar h•'I "~''should
financial planmn tht father bctomc 111 or incapa ll~tcd.
Eaaaae ps:e41ct1. Al T1'c M1nqin1 financ"I HM'1' can he' 1 Bank or ahfom1a, one of the most compl1cattd and 11mc-con~umin1
popular opttons 1n ~te plann~•• ta,k, but th<'rc 1rr numerous pro-
thc revocable hvina tru'lt, pro fm1onal resource~ thal can a t\t
bo1h Ociubility and penonaJ con you. In 1dd111on to the 1u1dan~ of of uttts.. Othtt pf'Oducu i*lldt pro~ 1onal man1ttrMnt. a catt)
llJf'f'tOIWllv-defip Id life-il .. •"""'tl'r~"¥rilf~Wr· of: your-'loftrttrm
1ru111. tniamcnllfY trutll. c ob;e<'tivn un J!.9 handtomr
tcrVtea Ind fl~t mt?. di ....... IO ,..,,6fntly Md "*
mtftt ttn •ctt pr1M«t tbtm' 1from In)' polrfttial A h••ns truM, *9wn ~Mdcma111 .. ._.roft. a&unt).canbc....-.d 01 aitG!S"'.._= ~··toa W1 • ... .... j •• ,, AdUcaary. It t1 Yo" .,..,,.,.,., II Ql'lai•
Stoc_k manipulation case's jury deadlocked
Trial is first linked to insider trader Ivan Boe sky's confessions
'I\\ 'OKK t \l'I -.\ lk.td·
lod.nl Jiii'' 1.ld1h~·1 .11ed IOI ,1 ninth
ll.1\ \\1tl11iut tl'tmn111i ,1 Hrd1d ~und:a' 111 lh( Ii"\ l11nun.1I rn1111p
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Orange Cout DAILY PILOT/Monday, March 20. 1989 A7
H iplngyoungsters cope with an w addit/Qn
lyVEIA SIDWA
OelJ' .... Caz " p • • The w«ts and months pn:cedina
tht birth of a chald are already filled
with mi1ed emotions for the ~t
includint famtly st~ and tension It 1salsoa uyanaume foranyyouna
s1blinp an the family. They may feel
c_dJCd out ·9( famil)'. life, cspttially
when the focus shifts to the prtp-arauons bcina made for the new·
comer. Michele E. Sheer of Huntm&ton
Beach is the mother of '4'h-yearold
Jeremy Sheff. She as also upcctina • second child and is concxmed about
bow Jeremy is copsnJ Wlth the
chan11n1 situation.
-Jeremy aocs an the other room•af
Dad touches m)' stomach when tM
baby's kick1na... Sheer explains.
"And he J OC5 and1its in a biah<hair
(hke a baby). Already we can sce sians
that my son as ic>ina to have a hard
time."
But, she adds. "I lake my son to be
Mommy's heJper and reaHze .,e
won't put htm aside."
h 1s w11h these sibhna fears 1n mind
that Barbara Hant0n of HunlJflllon
Beach and Darlene Nabon of Foun·
ta.in Valley, both rea.istertd nunc:s
and Pennatal Instructors at Fountain Valley Regional Hospual de .agncd a
seminar called "Big Brother/Bia Sis-
ter" for children wi th expectant
parcntS.
The one-lime, five-pan sc mmar
covers the jealous)' issue by vanous
101erac11 ve methods involving the
smaJI ch1Jd.
One acuv1ty ut1hzes photoa,raphs..
W1th felt backanp, of newborn babies
engaged in van ous act1v1ucs. Nabo~
has tht chtJdren place the phot<>t on a
fell bOard while C"lllJRI thtm 1n a
ttntlt d1tcuU10n about feehnas as-
socaated wath the •ituation in each pscture.
HandlinaaPboto or.ntwbom in a
cnb, while inst1UCtor Hanson atks
.. Will ,Daddy buy a cnb fo r your
baby! two'h·ycar..old Jea~a Maif..
loux' o Garden Orove ~ys. ''Baby ran utc my cnb."
With tour dolls pl8C'td on the floor
next to the children, instructor
Hanson demonstrates how to fctd.
diaper, wrap, dress, burp and fo\lc a newbOm . A special weiJhtcd doll
allustrates a neoNbom's we1&ht. lead·
ing to the issue of propcr1) holding a
baby's head. .
Anothet activity is tclh!lt tones
about becoming a bi& brother or
Sister, and the children. who ~ere
11vcn JUiee and cookies dunna the
storyt1me, S«ll}ed \lery mvohed in
talluni about the newcomer\ 1n their
fam ily Amon& the many books ti tcd
in the seminar hterature was .. The
New Baby," a pbotobook by Fred
Roacrs or Mister R~rs· Net&h· borhood. The photoaraphy approach
seemed to illustrate clearly actual
happcnan~ tn the sibling's prc'SCnt
fa mtl) life.
Following this. a mov1ecallcd "I'm a little Jealous of the Baby," w11h
singing_ muppcts, demonstrated the
need of the older sabling to ex pre his
feeli ngs of anger. sadness or Jcalou~y. whale instilling an understanding of
the behavior and needs of his new·
born 1bhni. The children \Alere
watchmg the muppet with grtat
interest while muppct Jennifer sana.. "Mom never has any tame to play
Nurses Barbara Hanson fleftf and Darlene
Nabors work with Je11lca Malltoux, 2,
D.., ~~ •r Lff .. _,_
whose parents are expecting their second
chlld soon.
wtth me anymore."
Endmg with a pos1t1ve note, mup-
petJenn1fcr icts a f ·Shirt saying 'Tm
a B11 1stcr," wha le smgang .. I'm
somebody s s1s11:r now ·
Saad Jessica after the movie." I 1 was a good mO\<le"
Covcnng children under 5 )ears ot
age and o"er 5 separutel) this
seminar also includes a walk-through
of Fountain \ allc) Regional Hospi-
tal'~ fac1ht1~ lo show the children
where the baby will~ born ud ~
Included in the ~minar litenture
are ttps from tlpC~nced .,.rentt thal
ranac from cttativc idea1 like ft!Cluelt .
ina the child to draw out hi1 fcch._
on a piece of pepcr to common Mnllt ...
reminders uch s reasaurina thilJ
child w11h cxpre s1on1 o( love anl
undemandina. The more' contem·
porary approaches inclUde visats to
the phyStctan's office where the child could hear the sounds of the beby 1n
the womb, includmJ the heartbeat
Say beer: "The baby is due May •
23, and Jeremy has Sttn the ton~ aram:·
Knowtng &Pl at .will be a boy, Jeremy am vca at the scminar.La.lkJna
of what he would do for his "littJc
bab) brother."
Nabors notes that "boys a~ onen-
tcd to boy toys. Youn& OO)~ mi&ht ha"e to learn about diapennj and f~1ng a newborn ... But he advises,
"the key 1s to have them (older
tbhn&s) the center of attraction, not
the new baby."
Asked about her 6-day-old new-
born 1 ter Jenee, Jessica, who as
wrapptn& a blanket around one or the dolls. c:ilml}' states .. sometimes she
cnes. I feed her a bottle and apple
JUICC."
Asked at the end of lhc seminar
about how be feels aboul the new bab). Jeremy says. "ll's really fine
because tt has a name tag. I want to
name 1t M1ch:icl." Jessica agrcss
simply. "It's fine"
For more informauon on the .. Blg
Brother/Bag 1S1cr" program, call the
Childbirth Education office at Foun-
tain Valk) Regional Hospital.
966-8114
Dispelling the myths that still surround diabetes
ly EMfLY ADAMS
Of .,,. Dml)I ,._ SUit
Even though diabetes affects 5
perttnt of the U S. populauon -
that's 11 m1lhon people -the myth-;
about this disease arc stall. m many
cases. more well known than the facts.
Com mon myths about dia betes
include beliefs that its a mild disease.
1ls caused by caUnJ too much supr.
children can't get 11 and msuhn 1 a
cure. In fact. there as no cure for this
disease.
The facts about diabetes, which the
Amcncan Diabetes Association will
be circulating Tuesday on Na11onal
Diabetes Awareness Day. are alarm-ing. .
The leading cause of death b)
disease an the U.S .. diabetes kills
150.000 people each year. D1abctk
eye disease is the leadmgcause of new
blandness an the 20 to 74 age ra nge and
about 45 percent of all non-traumata(
leg and foot amputations arc cau~d
by diabetes.
Of the 11 m1lhon people affected b~
d1abctc.-s, rbuJ.hly 5 m1lhon don't even
know they have the disease. Although d iabetes 1s easy enough to diagnose.
the symptom can bc !oO d«cpt1vely
minor that man) people will 1snorc.
or treat, the symptoms w11hout
d1S('O\leri n1 the cause.
herry Donovan, program director
for the Orange Count) A DA . said that
they were sponsoring the Diabetes
Alert Da) hecausc ... We wa nt to find
people who ha"e diabetes and don't know at so that we can improve their
quality of hfe ..
In• fypc I. or 1nsultn·<kpcnden1
diabetes, • ~ymptoms include U·
ce save thirst. hunger. sudden v.e1iht loss. weaknes . tat1gue. 1rntJb1ht).
nausea and frequent unnauon Thi~
strain of danbctcs which mo\t often
strikt"s children and young adult-;
f:k~au<;c the p.incrca produce\
little or no 1n~ulln -the hormone
which tramlate4l glucose into encrg)
-th~ w11h T)'pe I diabetes mu\I
take datl) an-;ultn 10JCCt1on\ and
close!~ monitor their diets
Win or lose, taking. a risk can be healthy
Change continues to be one of life's
challenacs But sometimes 11 can feel
safe1 to mun tam a status quo -even
an the face of unhappmt-SS. d1scon tent
ordangcr.
Take John. He worls at a dead-end
JOb. He's got an eitpensc account. vested pension plan, &ood vacations.
etc. but he shows absolutely no
interest (let alone enthusiasm) in has
-work He sa)'S he's stuck . afraid to
take a change-challenge.
John defends himself this way·
'T ve aot a wife. two kids. a
monpgc ... 1f at gets back to m)'
com(:>IOY that I'm tn the market for a
new JOb. I ma)' lose the one I've aot
lt'SJUJt not wonh 11"
And Came he sa)'s that her
hu band "donn't cuctJy hit me" but
that he has thrown her in to a wall and
has pinned her down to the floor
severaJ lJme"S
chanac Who wants a JIJ->car-old woman w11h two kids an) wa)., Being
alone and broke doesn·1 sound hke
much fun -at least this v.ay I kno""
\Alhat I have "
And then there as Barbara who says
that her mamed lover (who has two kids and one-on-the-way) 1s better
than no lover at all.
"I know now that he·11 ne'er man)
me, but I can count on h1m ... I 1h1nk ... 1f I newed somcth•n$."
(lucky for both she has yet to put ham
to the test.)
Why do people hide behind un-
worthy. unrchablc or superfktal ~
cunt)' blankets?
Some hke John, Carne and Barbara
are ·more guilty than others. but
e"eryone S«ms to assign magical and
prot«tl ve pov.er to ~mcone or
somethina from ume to time
tcchng stuck an unrca onable s1tU-
at1on\ because of "hat "'c pcrccn c as
the potcnttal pain of any change
How -.nd 11 as to remain stagnant in
a comfon 1onc of 100 much discon-
tent. trading new po s1b11t11es for a
non-mk-tnkang hfest)le Son). 11 turns out that tht'rc is
rcall) no uch thing as complete
\CCunt) anywa) . ..No lo"c bcl"'een
adults as c"cr uncond111onal. no JOh complctcl)' guaranteed JU'it hlc no
one has cH~r been lno"' n to al h1c' c
perpetual youth
run oil and lt\C ofl the land or
)()meth1ng 1n a 1rop1cal "leHr-r-..c .. cr
World Nev. and different 1 no1
ncct~s.lnl) good or bcuer )
But 1nce some change 1\ al'-"U)~
tnC\ 11ablc. and 11 the onl) thing
stopping )OU trom t kmg a fc"
chancc5 •~fear. then )OU ma) do "'ell
to take a deep breath and Jump flear
comes "11h the ternto~ of an) lind
of change. and most JUrnpcro; li"c 10
tell the ~tor) (~ometamt•., the) eHn
get paid big tees to do 11 1n front ot
large group I
Be motl\att'd h\' the lalt that tho-.e
who haH' talcn· "inh"hile n\k<i
u<iuall) led good about tht'm..ch \'~
rtg.irdlc'is of the oul\omc l f > ou do choose to tale a mor\·
aCll\C rcspon 1b1li1y an chan1ng )Our
01o1.n course. there arc some step) \OU
llln talt· to male the changc:-
challengc more manageable
fhc more common rypc II dta·
bcttcs generally occurs in aduJu who
arc O't'er 40 and overwcliht ll ts char.icter1LC.'d b) an) of the T)pe I
symptoms plus blurred '1s1on, t1n&l-
1ng or numbness Jn legs. ft't't or
fingers, slow healing of cuts (cs-
pcc'1all) on th\· fttt). itch) sl1n or
rc.-currcnt mfec t1on'i. or drowsant'ss
Rcspon ible for 90 percent of nil
diabetes cases. T>JX II dtabcte
OC<"Ur'i "'hen 1Muhn as not effective!)
u\Cd Mo\t oAen hnkcd to obes1 t)
and lnBl11'll). r~pc II d1abct~ I\
usuaJI) controlled throuan diet and
exercise ahhou.., insulin injections
or oral mcd1cat1ons are sometimes
used
Rcse11~h fac1hue , includaf\I the UCI Diabetes Pr<>&ram. conunuc to
starch for a cure for thts dcbihiat1na
disease
For more 1nformauon about dia-
bete!. and a COP),_ in either En&lisb or
pana h. of a sch-test for the disease.
call the American Diabetes Associa·
lion at (800) 828-8293
Caesarean rate varies .
~Doctor, stuOy finds
BO TO"" <.\Pl -lnd1\11du.ll
ph) s1c1ans· St)'lc of pracllet arc
an 1mporuint factor 1n delermtn·
ing whether p~ant women
ha' e Caesarean \Cet1on!I. a stud'
concludes -
Th<' doctors who conducted th<'
s1ud' saJd that while their find -
ing!I ~er~ not a -;urpnsc. the) wt>1e
the lirst to document the powerful
ant1uencc of tht· S<K:alled .. ph)'>·
1c1an factor ..
··we demonstrated 1ha1 g1' en a
'l·f'\ homogcnou~ low-n k. af·
tlucnt population there was an
c\:trt'meh "'Id( 'anauon tn the
rate of (ae~rc.10 ~uon:· \31d
l>r (1ergo" L Go) ort. "The
conclusion t\ that an and•' tdual
d1nic1an 1\ a ma1or determ1n:tnt
of the method ol delt .. Cl) ..
The re'it'al"lh "a" puhlt hed in
rhursdl) '\ ISSUe Of the l'cw
C:ntland Journal of Med1c1be
The stud}. conducted at an
un1denl1fied communny hospital
tn uburb3n Detroit, w'3s based on
11 tetnCLan ~ho deh\Crcd
U33 babies dunng one )tar
Their rates of Caesarean section
ranged from 19 pcrocnt to 42
percent. Among women who had
not had pre"1ous Caesareans. the
rates ran&ed from I 0 to 32 percent. dependanaon the doctor
This vanauon could not be
annbutcd to dtffercnccs 1n the
patients. the degree of obstctncaJ
nsk or "hcther the pbjs1oans had been sued rtet'nth for malprac-
ucc.
The researcher') could not
pro\C that an) of \he Caesareans
"'ere nCC'dlcss "Most of the 11mc he's a sv.cct-
hcan." she SI)' "His bark 1s rcalJy
won.e than has bite .and besides how
do I know that 11 would be better v.11h
anyone else'> I'm afraid to mal e an)'
Sometimes this magical 1h1nk1ng 1s
healthy, and acts like a defense
mechanism 10 hcJp us throu&h some
troubled umcs. (A hua from mom can
male everything sttm better )
But that's \Cl)' different than
Chanae happens whether )OU al-
tl\cly control your hfo or \\hcther you
arc controlled by ll So take \Our
(·ho1cc foils
Dr. Al1ai.J I•• marrl•1e and famll}
tbenplsr 111 Coroo• de/ Afar. be
we/comes toor Tn/H'llU. lf)'ou ..,, b i-;:===========================t • rep/)', pleau eaC'/ou • stampH.
'Tropical oils' pose
a major health risk
(This. b) the v.a) ,., not a pass to
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A8 Monday, March 20, 1989
Serisawa series on display ~t Sand one Gallery
9y CHIRYl \IV AU<ER
~NllCC011• ... ••
The Sandstone Gallef) in Laguna
Beach 1s hosting the premiere show-
ina of internationally-acclaimed
J apanese-American artist Sueo
erisawa's .. ldyllwil<! Series,"
through April I 5.
"The central theme of the show, ..
said the Yokohama-born Scri sawain
a recent phone conversation from his
mountain re treat/studio in ldyllwild.
"is one I've been working on for a
long time -the splendor of nature.
Not a direct copy of nature but the
feelings inspired by nature and the flow~rs of my garden here-at
Idyll wild." .
' Serisawa, 79. is an award-winning
artist whose works have enjoyed
exhibitions at the Smithsonian In-
stitute in Washington, D.C. the
Whitney and Metropolitan Museum
of Art in New York City, the Los
-----'---4'W•geJes County Museum of An. and
the Laguna Beach Museum of Art.
among others. As with his other
works. _lkc 25 paintings in the
ldyllwilCf Series combine eastern and
western art techniques to Lransmit a
transcendental messaie:·1 use tra·
ditional Japanese calhgraphic forms
-not the calligraphy itself-to paint
a picture that is more than just a
picture. It's about a total way of li fe
with its meaning based in the
philosophy of the Far East."
A former pupil of Serisawa·s when
he taught at the Laguna Beach School
of Art (now the Southern California
Art Institute) in Laguna Beach and
one of the fo unders of the seven-\car-
old Sandstone Galle I). Helen Reeder,
describes her .. mentor's .. colorful inlo..
and watercolor paintings as harm on 1-
oos meeti ng places of two different
world views and art cultures.
.. His work is VCI)' inspirational."
sayd Reeder. "he works very fast -
with a big brush -amd !11akes ver}
large abstract calhgraph1c symbols
~· ..
wrth bold c;trokes and then adds
1mprcssion1st1c color accent'> -
watercolors -aften\ards to c~atc a
marvelous blen<l of Western and
Eastern philosophies."
The artist. she adds. also plans io
include in the show a gold screen -
his homage to the skill and
craftsmanship of 15th ccntur}
Japanese panelists.
The Sensawa exhibit 1s frce and
open to the publrc during Sandsion1:
Gallery hours -11 a.m. to 5 p.m.
daily. The gallel) rs located at 384 N.
Japanese -American artist
Sueo Serlsawa•s works draw
on both Eastern and West ...
ern traditions to create a
unique and surprisingly har·
monlous style of painting.
Shown here are two exam·
pies from the .. ldyllwlld
Serres," now on dlsplay at
the Sandstone Gallery.
<. oast H1gh"'ay in Laguna Beach.
For additional information call
497-6775.
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By SOREN ANDERSEN . Soctel)' IS set up to do exactl} \\hat II\ Mcaatmy~s.Mce name implies: come to the aid of
unfortunates of whatever s11e and With its cheery animaL heroes. species.
bland human heroine and lavish!} To the rescue come Miss Bianca. J
evil vi llaines~. ··The Re~cucrs .. fits fa\hion plate of the rodent "orld. and com.f~rLably ~nto the. mainstream of Bernard. a dump~ 1 diffident Janitor
trad1ttonal Disney animated fare. Qnousc. Booking passage-: on an old·
Made in 1977 and rerelcased Fri-• model a1batross \\hose creak~ pr·
day. "The Rescuers" tells the tale of nions have a tough time keeping the
the daring rescue of a sad little orphan bird aloft and in lc\'cl flight. the pair
gi rlnamedPennyfromtheclutchesof "-tng down to tht.· ba}OU to spring
a crazed. greei'l-{'yeUiT:rrridan nartred poor PC'Jmy ( Mirhdtc Staq-dTd-mt-
Madame Medusa. voice).
Penny rs pluckt"ltfrom a New York As 1s usuall) the case wrth D1sn1.·~
orphanage by Medusa and her pudg). animated features. the supporting
dithering henchman. Mr. Snoops. creatures arc a mon· rnteresting
and put to work retrieving pirate bunch than the main ones A. Msc old
treasure from a Louisiana ba)ou cat named· Rufus (vorcC' b) John
cave. The cave entrance is so narro" Mcintire) and the cantankerous
that onJy a kid can get through it -albatross Orville (voice b> the late
bad fonune for the luckless Penn~. Jim Jordan. who also pla)C'd Frbbcr
She's held captive aboard the McGee on the radio show "Fibber
grounded hulk of a M1ssiss1pp1 McGee and Moll)") steal the mo' 1c
riverboat with onl) her teddy bear to whenever ther'rc on scrt"Cn. Bm the
keep her com pan)'. A pair of overfed biggest scene thief of all. and one'' ho
and lazily malevolent crocodiles keep doesn·t C\'cn ha~c an} lines. rs a
watch to make sure she doesn't snealo.. balding, harried dragon fl> "rth the
away into the ba)ou. so-appropria tc mon1clo..cr ot
One night. when the crocs let their Evinrude. He's a son of airborne
guard down. the child crams a pica for gondolier of the swamp. spe1.·dll)
help in a bottle and tosses it into the pushing a leaf) little boat back and
bayou. In due course. it washes up on fonh . across the water. making a
the shores of New York harbor where motorboat bua the whole time.
some bcachcomb1ng mice find 1t and (James MacDonald supplied the
bring it to the attention of the Mouse buu).
Rescue Aid Socret). headquartered at Compared to thl·sc characters.
the U.N. Founded in honor of a Mis:. Bianca and Bernard arc prCtt)
ccnain Euripides Mouse. who tn weak beer. Eva Gabor and Bob
ancient times once removed a thorn Newhart supply the voices forthe pair
from the paw ofa hon (oh. }ou·,c and lhe} rarel}. 1fe .. er. raise them.
heard of him. eh?). the Rescue Aid The penis of Penn} and her
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Family ties stronger
than ACLU's latest
defense o.f rights
The ~CLU !"lakes it difficult to be a card-carrying
member. In fact, 11v(n some of the tands the American Civ 11
Liberlitt Union tak~. the aroup makes it hard to C\'Cn be a
supponcr. ,, • ..
Undeniably, m1noritie1 need a spokesman. •
Few would arauc whether unpopular cause require a
defender. if not a champion. The little guy needs someone on
his side.
·A cl05C cxammataon hows the Bill of Rights make
guarantees that make many people uncomfortable. For
• example. C\ eryonc suppons freedom of the press until a Larn
Flynt hustles into the picture. •
All say the> suppon the nght to keep and bear :im1s until
school children arc ~laughtcrcd wtth an assault nOe
And \\e arc unanimous '" our: staunch suppon of the
freedom of speech until some Nazi skinheads begin preach mg
racial hatred.
Sull, those ticklish dilemmas that find the ACLU oft~n
taking the unpopular side can be understood if not reluctantly
supported after cool. detached rational discussion.
However, It appears as though the ACLU t!I more
intercst~d in testing the bounds of its suppon than 1n
supporting Just causes.
The defenders ofl1bert) seem an tent on taking 01Tcns1 \C:
positions that arc stare to alienate "hatevcr ma1nstn:am
support they may sull have.
Wh) else would the ACLL challenge the vcn no11on ot
our society'! Why would the scemingJ) well-intcntsoncd group
launch an .l attack on the foundation. the corner~tone of
America, tne fam1I)? :
Here is what the AC LU's lcg1slau ' c director "'roll' to a
state lawmaker" ho wrote a bill rcquanng that sex educauon
course empha 1ze abstinence among unmarned teen.agers.
"It 1s our position that,;nonogamous. hcterose.,ual
intercour!>C within marriage as a trad1uonal Amem:an .. aluc ,.,
an unconstitutional establishment of a religious doctnnc sn
pubhc schools.
.. There are \anous rchg1ons "'h1ch hold contrar) hd1ds
with respect to marriage and mon~1m~. We behc\C (~our
bill) violate the First Amendment.'
0 sa)S the ACLl .
From where "'e come from. rcl1g1on docc,n't ha\e a thing
to do with at The idea of marl) 1nga person of the opp()s1te ~c'
and remaining faithful to. that person while caring for
otTsp,1ng as as natural as !Ipecacs matmg in the spnn~.
his neither religion nor doctrine. It is not a con!ll1tut1onal
issue. It as a ba 1c pan of our culture.
That other members ofour soc1el) ma~ hold d11Tenng or
contra!), beliefs as not sufficient reason to olllla" 1he passini
on of such dee pl) held and widespread tradiuonal 'alues. Thl·
ACL should be concerned "•th ensuring those "ho
subscribe to Other pnnc1plc) ha' c that freedom. not th.it our'>
are abndged in the name o f a fc-...
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views expresMd on th.a page are those of the•r eu1ho<1 and artists Readers
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Cotta M ... 92&2&
0 ·1·111-:n '01c·1·:s
Supreme Court nominee
Governor DeukmeJian has made a good choice 1n hie,
nomination of Appellate Ju~uce Jo)ce Kennard to the
California Supreme Court. This outstanding candidate. "ho
would be only the second woman e\er lo serve on the '>ta tt.··.,
highest court, should present no difficult y for the c,tatt.·
Judicial Appointments Co1nmiss1on.
.\s a 1udgc on the mun1cipal. superior. and appellate
bcnche • 47-}ear-old J ust1ce Kennard has cstabh~hcd hcr-.t.·lf
as a well-quahficd. aniculatc conscrvatl\ c "1th a rcputatwn
for fa1rnc and open-mindedness .
Justice Kennard's confirmation would bring to the
upreme Coun a \\clcome fem1n1ne perspecll\ e and a wealth
of human experience from her own remarkable bad.ground
he was born 1n lndones10. Her Dutch father d ied when
he was an infant and he and her mother "ere 1ntcrned
dunn1 the Japanc <Xcupauon of World WM 11 Dur 1 ng a
childhood of pnvauon and d1scnminauon. she lost a leg to an
anf~-ction at age 16. s a hvm& embodiment ot the mcncan dream. Jusucc
Kennard i an in pi ration to all who arc hca \ti) burdened·
Her triumphant life 1s tcsumo n) that hard -...ork and
tnu:lli nee -especially hard work -lead to great
achievement and crowning success. Tb~ S.a 01~10 C'nlon
Protecting state's desert
Caltfom1a·s magnificent de n 1s a magnet that dm\'~
ten of thou nd of\ i 1tor from all O\ er the '-"Orld each' 1:.ir Bccau~ nature in tha prcc1ou~ re.sour<.·.: 1 delicate!)
balanced. it mu t be pro1cc1~d aaain$t ma intru ion end
dc,tru ll\iC abu . ~pc,101 intcl't' t. therefore. attachc to
lcg•~lation n. Ian \ran ton i reintroduc1na to protect 7 5
million acre of the de rt a~ waldem and park land.
The alifomaa Dcsen Protection ct would c\~nd tht•
Death Valley and Jo hua Tre national monument' and
red ilnatc them a national parks. It would cl't'atc an Eut~rn
1ojavc ational Park and de ignateanadd111onal 4.5 m11l1on
acre\ of dc~n a a 1ldcrnc' area.
Sen. ran~ton• de rt bill died la\l )Car. Larael) for\\ n1
ofsuppon from Sen. Pete Wil\On... \:OCiferou coalitson of
miners. ranchc". and off-r d·\Chicle cnthusia't ... r:u d
ufftcien t quataons for n. Walson to w1thhold • p.,on from
the CrJtiton masurc. ~.Five yan qo, · l\lr ramton and Wilson ~~uadcd
Co~tocnaa the alifom11 W1ldcm . .\ct. which plarro
111 aclditional 1.8 million acre of state forest land under
fedtral proltt1ion. The 1.S million acres of ahfom1a de rt =rfted 1n the btll ate no It" descn 1n1 of protttllon and ~ 'command the me cfl'tttt\C ninston-\\'1l~on cal1,onnt0n. SU ,,..,. l aw
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Raid on
health
bliOget
looming
There "ere nian> pr-0pos1tton
o n the b3llot la t No\ ember. One of
the mo t ucces fut ""as Prop-
os1t1on 99. which levied an ad·
d1t1onal ta\ on tobacco. to be used
for health care. Cons1denng the
.:normous burden we all hare of
pro' iding medical care to those
\\hose health is ruined by lobacco,
th1~ ~em emincnO} fair.
But Proposition 99 was more
than fair: at was al o forward-
looktng. fhc '1ate already has a
public health budget, and Prop-
" 1tton 99 provided that th ls budget
could not tlC cut to cancel the effect
of the new money com mg in from
the tobal'CO tax. In other word • the
Veteran of redistricting wars
now reformers' valuable ally
Th<' moo;t 1ntcrc.,t1ngcon,cn to thl'
causc ol reapportionment rdorm 1., a
tcllo"' namt.•d Lero) Hard) He·., a
profcsc;or of pohucal \C1en1:e at (al
Sl31C Long Beach. "ho sen ed a\ a
rcd1!1tm·t1ng con\uhant to Phil
Bunon mo'>t ol 1he 11me that the lall•
~n .. ranc1srn C:>i.'mocratK 'on
grc man was bus) gel"l)mandenng
election d1s1ricts for the ad,antagc ol
ht'> 1)3m and lncnd.,
· nc"' tu. really "as to be pent on
.... -•---------... health ·care not diverted to the
The name gcrT)mandcr .,\3o; JI·
talhcd to th1\ particular pohucal .irt
form whl·n Ma\\lKhuscm (,o,
l:.lbrnJgc Gerr). a lier the 181 0 u·Mu\.
signed the rnn110,crc,1al li!g1sla11on
enacting the liN rl'l'Ord l'd unfa1rl}
par11..an rel.I nm 1ng of ckll 1on-d1s·
tm't lines
tll 1onam no\lo '>n\ that Cicrr. "J'i ,,, en something o( a ood rap b~
pohuuan<i and the prc.,s ol h1., t1nlt:
"hen L>cm<><. ral<i in ht\ s1a1e's Ll·g1s-
lature trl'3ll'O b11arrel) shapl'd dec-
11on d1s1m 1s 10 pul the oppo.,tng
h•dcrah t Pam at a d1sad' anlJge
(1cm a Democrat. t'i said tu haH· ~ine·d the gerl) manderrng bill onl.i_
"11h grl·a1 n:luctam:e
Bunon. on th l' other hand nc'n
d1spla~t'd mulh ht'"1a111m "'hl'nl''l'f he had thl· chance 10 do 1n thl·
Rt'puhhlan oppo\lllon b' rcdra" 1ng
clcl 11nn-dl\tnc1 hnc'> He had mJn\ OpportuntlJCS, IOO. during hi .. long
pohtu:al "ar"·er lir't a'> an a\-
! sembl)man 1n lht' II.Jill rl'<i1stm11ng
and then. a' .1 lOngrc ... ,man. in I~., I
and again 1n 191< 1-t(~ "hen rcd1'ilnt I·
ina 1001>. 1" o) car., to ,l(ulmph'h I k
111"3) \ managl'd to pla} J kading rok
sn renppon1onmt•nt Ht reh.,hcd the prot"CS'I '>O mul·h 11
m1gh1 better be ratted Burtonmander-
1ng. l he more h1gh·handt·d hl· l~ould
be.'. 1hc bcttt·r he l1l t'd 11. t'~pi.x1.tll) in
lhl' I% I·~~ r"·apportwnml'nt ruund "hen ht• aho \Ccmt"d 10 m.11..l' Jn
unu\u<ll ellort Ill \l'llk old ~OH'\" •lh
tho~ \\ho ont• "a' or another h.id
olkndl'd him tic prl'\l'nted ht'> plan'
10 \late lc"1\latn e Dcmoaah "ho
prcll) much rublxr·\WmJ)l'd h1'
"Off... Burton h1m"4..'ll died unl'\Ql,'t tnll~
of a he an JllJl ft. in carh I ~!i.l. onh .1
fC'\\ month\ altt•r h1\ la\t ma,11.:rp1Ctl'
ol gar) mantknng "a' l'nal ll'd ~~ lhl
Lcg1<ilaturc Jnd '1sned tn10 la" h~ thl
outgoing &O' crnor. krf) Rro"n
Hard' v.a no longt•r JI Hurton·,
<i1dl· h\ till' 111m· 111 lht• hnal tl~.tppor-
11onmcnt. hn"l'' er I k had hdpi.·d
Burton all lhrou"h tht· 111hc1 rr
d1'itm11ng hattk,, ... 1.111111g ""h h·
'l(_·mhl) rc.ippor11onm"·n1 in I llll I
Hard) tont11lU\.'J a' a Ourhlf1 l ll0\Ull-
ant through ah"· lungrt•\\lnnal ll"
d1\lfll llllg 1n l'I'' I Jlld I lJlO
li} then Burton\ \\c\t I °' \ni!clC\
nlhcs -Rep ltcnr\ \\ a\man 'inon-
to-bc f{q1 llo".ud lk1man. and Berman·, hrutht·1 \Ill hacl -"'-'rl' \\ hat H;ird~ v.ould pr~fcr 1~ io ha .. c
bclomrng mur" inllul·n11al 1n rl'afl-the Ll·g1\lafurl.' rc1.11n the ·rt·<,pt1n\I
port1onml.'nl dcu\lon\.tnd l'nrnura~ b1ht~ fur d.lll\lotnl up 1w" l."lcllt0n
mg Bufton 10 outJo h1m....:lt 111 d1~tllll'>. bul Jll onh undu thl'
lol·f..1ng R"·puhht.111' out 111 U> ffutn, \tnClc\I fX>))thk gu u.f~linc\ tu lc'\(.'n
scatc, J\ fl(l\\tbk r l ha nee' lor rxiru~n abu\C~ '' p.1n uf
.\lier th"· 11/Xl r"-:ipponwnm"·nt th11\l gu1dehncs hl' \.\Ould hm11 thl·
plan\ \\l.'ll 1n, ahdal\'ll h\ ,1.1te:, olci., "J" tn "h1rh a nimmumt\ luuld hi.·
in a rl·lcrl·ndum llJrd\ dl·d1m:d tn tarq•dupanJJn11.1cd.1mong..._·,cl"al
pla' a roll 1n 1 YX~ "hl'n. ih.inf..c, 10 ,1 J1\trn:I\ He: rc:gard\ 1h1~ a\ tht· f..t•\ to
)late 'iupr"'ml' ( oun dn i\inn th"· rl.1pponn1nmcnt reform
Ocmulf,11\ \\,fl' gt H'n J 'lt'H1nll Onc ol tht• prohlcm'I ot 1hc Jl• c<ient
l hann· al &l'fr' ni.tndl·11ng "\1Cm ,., 1ha1 11 all too otkn u·eutc'
tn ... tl'Jd ul planning .ulillh"'r gt·i-dt•llt0n d..,tmt' that ha,~·11111e or ncf
r. mJnlknng IN I 'l'll. I lard' ha'I (nmmumt~ ul 1n1crl'\ts 1 hc: dl'lm t\
µlmed !he rc.lucincf\ I k ni>~ 11,. ..!!!£.. clonjillnl to p1<. i.. up 'a11ou'
hclptnl\ the Ku\l' 10 ,11iutl' ,11 lht• pod:l.'t\ 0T,01cr., an~ 1.:realt' a ,ofin.t.
( 13fl'nl111ll ( nlkgl'\ lel\ll. lur \\,I\\ ••I l'On'\ltlUClll'\ th3t I\ ah\<1luh:h \Sfe prolcllin~ rl'J'lfl'\C:nl.lll''-' gm.l'lll· r111 01w pan~ 1•1 th(' uth('1 hut '<f'\''
nll'nl 1n l ahlnflllJ Irons tlw ,·lkl I\ of lltl nthl'r rurpc>'-t'
anolhl'r ,•,1n:nwh pan1\Jn '"'aflf1(11 -<>nl' hllfnhk l'\Jmpk ''"'iii l ''~I
11onnwn1 u111~1 c.: \\tc>nal d1,11 td Clatl'r 1 n·
Hl' h;i\ h" m'n 1dl'J' lk Jol·,n·1 ,,tl1dall'J ~' .1 rl·h'rl·nlluml 1'1.11
bl'heH 1ha1 1dorm rl•qu1re .. th.11 \IH'l,ht>d tn;m Dal\ < 11' ,ind \1~1h
reapfl(lrtllll1111l'nt 11': kit lo .in tndc:-\an F ranl l'llll 111 \JR \1ah·o < 11uot'
pcnl.knl l'om1111"mn althnu~h thJt u/' through llJr t ol \an J rJlll '" u anJ
appmJt h '' la' wnl tl\ \Ullll' rr· .1 I of \faun ( ounl\ .ind lhl·n .tf(ln{l :i
fornll'fS Ith· \\alt"'' lt·lm~m 111 c .tit· h1g.h"·•' lor .1 d01cn n11k' t11 'o on 1lw,
forn1J ( 11111n11111 ( .IU"K C 11mml\\10ll nurlll ,,d,· ol \an • r.111u,,11 Ha' tn
mcmlx'r' 111 I t.mh \ 'll'" "011ld indudr all ol thl ul\ ell \ allq11 10
hJ\l' 111 dqx•n<l hHt htJ\ 11\ on ... 1.1ft \ol,11H1 ( ounl\
mcmlx·r' \\ho might hi.· ahk lt.1 I hl· l>nh d~ntt\l llll'an' 11l 1am·
pnlllull •>H·rh p.utt\.lll pl.in' nf tlw11 p.11gnin~ in a dl\trtll h~l" th.11 "
O\\n .1nll '"P th,•m h\ lht• u1111 . U\UJll~ l'\flCn" l' thrnu(lh lre4u1'1H
ITil\\lon u\4.·~11 J1rell mJ1I D1rl"\l·mJ1I kmt.. r hi\"'' hal 11.trlh lhtll~\ Ck.\ llfll'll 11~·11 (\,)It('\ and \Oll'Jf\ 1 ti thl' l'\h:nt
1n thl' 111,11<, allu < • n R11n,11d th.it reappnrt1unnwn1 1elmm le' l'n'
Rl'a'3n 'Clll\'J ;i I)\""" 1.1t1l pl.111 the ,an<lul;ite' dl'f>1:nllrnlc ltn llHl't 1
that h~1d thl· hll'''"'t! ol Rqiu~h,an mail 11 \\Ill .at...o l'nlOUlaf\• , k.1rl\'r
1nlumtx·n1' 1n thl' I qu,lalurc (Ix· ,.1mp.11gn'>
lJU'>l.' 11 protl'l tcd thcu ~.11 ... ·'"'"" ·'' Hard\·, \IC"' in r ·lnr m dt'\Ct \l' th<''K' of lhl' maJurit1 l>t•mouat'' do\.\.· a11e111mn \\ '<'lllll'nC' "h11
\ l11ur1-ma\ll'r th1·11,u1xr1 1~d 1lw ~no"' trnm hi\ l.\Plrll'nll: l'n lhr
dra"tni of alt\·rna1c pl.in' th.11 ""'' 1•thl•1,tdt'"h1•rt·1hq'lrl''Cllt\~\tl'1t11•I .llll'Pll'U h\ lhl· ll>Ufh ,I, thl' II(\\ ll'.tPPl:HllOnml·nt ,, mn't \ ulnl·rahh
J1,tm '' '' mattr" tu111t·d out lhC'l to .1tou' • hl' 'houhl tx-.1 '.tlu.1hk JI!\
J1~tn1t\ nl.I\ h,I\\ h\l'll t'\('11 lllelll.' lt>I lh ll'f<llllll'f\
fa, or.ibk 10 l>cmo1:ra1.., than tho\t' \f•rii• Smitlt is pollti<'•I NI/tor of
und<·r the on in.11 plan' H('('/atd} .-..~,., ·'"'n ltt.
general fund. Also eminently fair.
But 19 9 1 a tough year for the
budget an cramcnto. The rctmna ao' ernor 1 dcter{'ltr'\cd 10 dcpan
""lthout adopting any new taxes.
regardk of the conS('qucnces. So
he 1s de Pl'ratel> 5'.-ekmg for ca h,
and that new ~x on tob3cco looks
awfull~ aood.' es. at' a new tax, but
no one can blame 1t on him. bccau~
the people adopted 11.
· he t'I propo ing a budget which
doc c"<aC11\ "'hat Propos1uon 99
turbid~. He 1 going to tale out of
the e\lsllng pubht• health budgct
JUSt as much monc} a the. new ta'
will put 10 To conceal the hank)
p:rnl. e plan to · ~ huffic th
pubhl cahh budget and gsH
C' Cl) t ng a ne"' name.
• ( on dcrablc oppo it1on to 1hc
to' cm r· scheme has arjsco in l~ •
.eg1sl ure \lso. the lc&a I lure'
ind\.' ndent legal counscfha gl\Cn
thl' lpin1on 1ha1 the scheme 1
l t But thc goYcmonrltm:atrn-
that 1 I he can't ha\C has "'a). be
" I 'l'IO the puhhl health budget
and gl•t "'h I he \\3nl' an~how
l nlortunatl'h. thtr<' are cnouih
lt-g1,lator1 "1lling 10 tm·.i~ tht• I:>"'
th.It 1h1s raid on public health ma'
tx· 'uncs lul fh:111\ wh<."rc \OU can
help nul ) ourcalls to 'our '-.cnator
and a,~·mhh m.m hc'ltln.· 1hc end of
\1anh nHn H'r> ''di ma~c the
,11lkrl·nu·
\\ l' arc cntt•nng.J tnnr of ml'd1lal
ltl'll'> \ID' drug abu~e hugl'
malpr.1ll1n· J\loarl!c, a largl' 1llcgat
11nm1grant pof)tllat1on -.honag.e ol
nu1..c-c, 1111 arc 1ak1ng tht.•ir toll on
nur ah1ht) to prtH 1de med it JI
tn«ltmen1. ln<1uranrc comp.anil''
health maintenance organ1z.at1on'
l'mj')IO\e~ "ho to\Cr their em-
['110' l"-"" and ho\p1tal' ttll an·
finan\.1all) dcc,pcratc
\tore and mo~ ho p1tals al'l'
d1<,n1ntinuing. their cmcrgcnC\
room' f\\t.•nt\ rcrcenl of the < .1hlorn1a fl\>pulat1on d~n·1 ha'e
aul''' to mcd1C'al can: This as the
\Hon llnll' to be tealmg from the
puhlK health budget.
Allan Bttk 11 • t\'r•-port Bead
rtJldrnt
Children's statistics scary, but hope seen
...
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I
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~,_C.:u 41..,•
Thc'tt's nothana like doinJ two
thinp at once -and the staff at the
Volunteer Center of Oranae County
Central/SOuth wasn't too thrilled
1bout at. But t elK do you do
when you have r annuel fund-
railtl' t~ ni~t bef4 your move to new he.aquerten?
Nonethckss. 1pirits were hijh at
the fifth annU4.! ''A Toast From the
Hean:• I aounhet food and wi~-.
tastins C\ nt to raise funds for the
acneral proaranis of. the Volun tetr
Center. • · ·1
A aood number of the •SO l_Unts
ptbettd at the Westin South Coast Plan Hotel prior to the 6:30 p.m.
start t1tne to ensure tastes from the 10
rc9tauranu donalina their warn.
Chefs from 81stango. Chez Cary,
Gandhi. Gemmell's, J.W.'s. John
Pohl's Bistro. NcWJ>Qrt Mandarin,
Old World Caterers and The Hobbit
offered everything literally from soup
(clam cho""der) to nuts (in the
extravagant desserts).
Twenty wineries were also on hand
wath a variety of selections, all of
which was quite appropriate as the
live auction for the evening was composed of 95 percent fine wines.
according to chairman Ge1e
Anderson.
"'{'his is the only time during the
}_car that the board of the Volunteer
Center gets together to raise funds for the Center:· said board member
Anderson. "There is no other honor-
ee than the center ...
(The Volunteer Center wtll also
host a dinner 1n November at the
R1u-Carlton to honor developer
Ka"1ya nompsoa.) .
In addition to the h\C wine auction
-and the $35 ticket price -funds
were garnered from the silent auction
that included a variet) of unusual
pnzes. Interesting nems were :rf\and-
Pope Celebrates Palm Sunday
Mass, stresses role of youth·
By The Associated Press
VATICAN CITY -Pope John
Paal U stressed the hnk between
Easter and youth during an open-air
Palm Sunday Mass in St. Peter's
Square attentk!ft by abol)( 60.000
people marking the opening of Hol)
Week.
On a sunny morning. th e pope
blessed the palms and -carrying a
palm branch -led a procession to the altar on the steps of St. Peter's
Basilica for a Mass commemorating
Jesus Christ's eotry into Jerusalem.
At the end of the ceremon}. the
pope offered greetings to young people in several languages and
blessed sick and disabled people In
the front rows.
In separate remarks. the pope said
there is a s(:>CC1al connection between
youth and Easter, which is celebrated
on Sunday and marks the resurrec-
tion of Christ.
"How can one not see in youth and
its values -life. health. beauty,
physical vigor. enthusiasm, joy -
almost a forerunner of the tnumph of
the resurrected Chnst and hi s g)onous return:· the pope ~1d m
Italian.
beaut1tiJI symbol."
The theme of youth was also
stressed Saturdjly _evening when the
pope JO med I 0.000 young people at a
Vatican concert by Italian pop singer Franco Ba ma to. It was the first time a
pop singer had performed at the
Vatican.
Holv Weck services continue later this wCek-when lhe pope celebatc Mass on Holy Thursday and goes to
Rome's Basilica of St. John Lateran
to wash the feet of 12 pnests 1n a
ceremony re-enacting Christ"s last supper With rus apostles.
The po~ will carry a wooden cross
in a Good Friday procession near the Colos~um. celebrate the Easter vigil
on Saturday night and an open-air Mass 1n St. Peter's Square on Easter
Sunday. • • •
SPRINGFIELD. Mo. -Actress
Sally StruCben says her work with
need y children has convinced her
that she can make a difference 1n the
world.
He said youths must work toward
.. the victory over sin ... that vict ory
over evil, of which your inner hfe and
your own physical being arc such a
Struthers. who work s wnh the
Christian Children's Fund. said even
though she has seen thousands of
needy children in three continents.
she believes world hunger can be
conquered .
"Children wilh malnutrition prob-
lems have dull and IJstless eyes: they
tool like the> are ma perpetUJI daze. -------------. Their arms and legs are thin. and their
stomachs suck out But compassion
will end world hunger ... she said. "If
Mollday, Mar~ H
ARIES (March 21-April 19). De-
spite demands to "hurry up" success
comes as result of steady paoc. Refuse
to be cajoled into snap decisions.
Focus on basic issues, attention to
routine. Acquisiuon of major house-
hold product featured.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20):
Favorable lunar aspect coinctdcs wath
chirisma.,. speculation, creativity.
Hidden vlrues surface. Appeal brOed·
ens. Member of opposite sex will
declare. "You have oomph' .. PllCCI.
Virao penoos play roles.
GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Study
Taurus message. Emphasis on
chaUense, dtadhne. rnponsabilicy
and reward. Future prospecu come
into focus. Prooeny is 111volved.
Older iodividue1. pot11biy Plf"t.
hclpa wath financ1na;
you can't see past the statistics and
into the hves. you'll never do any
good."
Struthers 1s best known for her Emmy.award wtnnmg role as Gloria
St1vic on the long-runninJ tcle,·is1on
scnes "All m the Family.'
She was in Spnngfield on Saturday
to speak at the annual Today's
Woman Expo '89.
Struthe~ believes education 1s
another key to {'Onquering world
hunger.
"You break the cycle of poverty
when you educate a child. Food is
almost secondary,·· the actress said.
"lf)'ougive a man a fish. you feed him
for one day. but 1f you teach a man tp
fish . you feed him for a lifetime." • • • MIAMI -Singer Jillie lgletlu
received the title of "international
professor of music" Saturday after he
donated money to establish a scholar-
ship for an arts school his 17-ycar-old
dau&hter attends.
Iglesias received the honorary tlllc
from the New World School of the
Arts in Miami 1n return for estabhsh-
inf, a permanent scholarship fund.
·1 love the school very much,"
Iglesias said. "The people there
wanted us to help people who need 1t.
And \hat'sall rigl'lt with us because at's
very easy for us .... It's not a ver)' big
sacnfice." Iglesias and school officials dcclin·
ed to disclose the value of the trust
fund . Tnterest from it will be used to
CANCEll (June 21-Juty 22): New
approach necessary in dealina with
associatet, relatives. Scenario hi&h· lights surprise visits, trips. Youn&
IJ.Crson relies upon your discretion:
Emphasize pioneering spirit. Leo is
represented.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Absorb
informauon contained in Cancer
messqc. Within two days cash now
resumes. Accept c"11-lac of new
venture. Your o•n st1't"'wins su~ pon. vaJueble allies. Love rela·
1ion1hjp survives obstacle.
VIAGO (.Aua. 23-Stpt. 22): Moon
in your ••an ~ntt pcnonality,
ability to be 11 fllht place at cruN.l mo~nt. w~ your coton: . .iede
&ttCn, .,.ac blue. Events take suclden tum 1n your favor. Whit yoU tqan
SIX days 110 bean fruit.
UBU (Sc-pt. 2J-Oct. 22): Focus on
' ..., ........... --......
Board member Mlchael and Hem• Self 1urve1 the suml dl1pl•J ~benefit.
finished carousel horse by Sue
Bloomer and tllree signed lithographs
from LA Times cartoonist Paul
Conrad. Saddleback branch manaier
Manka Lellta lauded volunteer
Mickle SUplro for her procurement
of the 50-plus items.
Master of ceremonies Harry Stoff
kept the ball roUing with the silent
auction as he roamed throughout the
room with a cordless mike updating
the crowd on proceedings. (He also let
ltope John Paul U
pa)' fora )Car's tut lion and books for a
student
Isabel laJes1as., one of laJcs1as' three children, 1 ~tud) ing paintina and
de 1&n at the school. the 5.maer said.
The public. statr· upportcd school
for the ans \\3S established in 1987 Students can enter tn the 10th arodc
and continue their studic toward a
bachelor of ans delfCC.
flamour. secrets. clandnttnc meet-
'"" First imprn ions pro'e {'ortttt. Family members seeks help in locat·
ina lost ankle Direction is nonhcast. You'll receive aif\ addina io ward ..
robe. ·
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21)"
Another Scorpao pro~cs of am·
rMasurable aid in connection wwth
bUliMM, career. Cfaurus natan will
help 1tr1ipten lepJ taftlle. Oeck
everyone know that the pineapple
chutney duck from the Hobbit was his favorite.)
Anderson estimated proceeds at
$40,000 that wiU help support in-
creased recruitment of volunteers for
the more than 700 non-profit agen-
cies served by the Volunteer Center.
The second undertaking, once the
winencs and the restaurants wmt
home, was moving the center from its
headquarters on First Street in Santa
-\'\'\ l.\'\D•:ns
Ana to the Regaonal Transponat1on
Center -a move that executive
director Carol Stome is excited about.
Displays of the new buildfoJ. and
off aces were stationed in the lobby to
alcn center supporters.
Committee memben ensurina the
success of the evening also included
Ealee Coallffe, U. Qeg, R*rt
DnMrU., L,..e Flem ......... Be-,er, SMne Pa.lt.leJ, lilJeMe1
Peme...,, and CIHld S&eptelr.
Husband outWitted
on his burial plans
DEAR ANN LANPERS. The let·
teT from the woman married to the
tightwad -she couldn't Jet an extra
quarter out ofh1m -reminded me of
m) wonderful aunt who was beaull·
full ) warmhearted and had a great
sense of humor Aunt .. Emma" was mamed IO a
· ts&htwad who was al~ a httle strange
H"e made a good salaf). but they hved
Trugatt) «cause he m~med on put·
ttng 10 percent of his pa}chcck under
the mattress (The man didn't trust
banh.) The money. he ~:ud. was
going to come 1n handy 1n lhcir old
age.
When-Uncle Ollie" was 60, he was
stncken with cancer Toward the end.
he made Aunt Em-promise. m the
presence of his brothers. that she
would put the money he had stashed
awa)' in his coffin so he could buy his
way into heaven 1fhe had to.
They all knew he was a httle odd.
but this was clearly a crazy request.
Aunt Em did promise. however, and
assured Uncle Ollie's brothers that
she was a woman of her word and
would do as he 1 ked.
The followma momu~g ~she took
the · money (about $26.000) to the
bank'and depo 1ted 1t. he then wrote
a check and put 1t m the ca''"' four
da}'s later
This ts a true story and our family
has laulhed abo t 1t ever 1noc. -
Bl MARCK. N. DEAR BISMA · 11auk , .. fer
previdjq a M .... J meralq ....
accoununa procedures, You'll be
asked to make pubhc appcar2nce.
SAGmAIUU (Nov. 22·Dtt. ll):
Eao acts boost due to comphment by member of oppo tte sell.. Vn10 tnd1·
v1dual ell.presses faith m )'Our
capabilities. en1t10 feat\Jrn var·
1et), writina. special commun1cauon
Accent style.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19).
lunar tspecLcointidcs wjth sp1ntual
valutS. cdueation, poss•blc iovitauon
to travel. Appearance w1~1 •. be ••c-hanltd .. 1n your ho~. Acq,u1sauon
o( bed or fum1turt fcatuml. Libra fiaura promi~ntly.
AQUdllll (Jan. 2().;feb. ti):
What appe9ttd obvious JI anually of
subtle nature. Conccntrauoa rc-
quatecl . 1f punlc ,is to be tOl~ed.
flftlnctal ICatut of clott UIOClalC
commandl auentJOn. Theft could be
for ieveral mlllloa peeple. Aat
Emm.t m••t un bee9 a real d.oll. • • • DEAR ANN LANDERS: I lost a
dear friend a few days qo. She was a beauuful, vibraot 28-year-old woman .
No, at wasn't dru&S oraJcobol that
killed her. It was dietms. She bad lost
more than 100 pounds tn 10 months.
The diet was a medically supervlSed
hqutd fasung prosiam. Tbe parUCv .pantsarc&J~ena hquidsupplement to
l'Cl)lace their daily meals.
Although I don't know all the
details, It 1s my underslandma that
my fnend had not had a sin&Jc bite of
food 1n 10 months. Htt cfeath was
attnbuted to a blood problem and
acute chanses in her beart. ~nn. please tell your readers about
the dangers of this type of d1et1na. I
recent!)' read an article that said these
methods are unsafe and the pan.ic1-
pants could literally starve to death. Plea~ silf' me -MOUA.NINO
IN VIDOR. TEX.
DEAR VIDOR: U..W .Sett cu k
YtJ')' effecUn; bwt ft It lm,erad.-e
tqt lite dJeune ....., .. ,.e4 f~t
IJ aad caref .Uy by • eom,etat
playtk!U WllO bew1 eucdJ wbt a. waldl ,.,, .u,. ... ""It ceuWertu tllll .iet
1M9N ~ lite aMVt • lilla er Mr
bl_.... mlrr9r. It ~ M a
matter el Ult.,. dea&L u '"' le&Wr ............
MJ Martfelt ced11acft • dM .... ., ,.., frteM.
.. hiddtn rcsou~ ...
PISCll:l(feb 19-March 20): Atten-
taon ocnten around mantaf stalu
l~I affairs. location of documenu.
Justice wdl ~vad followina iruttal
dj may. EmJ)h.asiu>ndeadline. press-
ure. uniq~ relationship. Capricorn
represented.
If' MAllCll it IS YOUR BJllTR·
DAY mother had more innuenc:ic than
dtd father --you're loyal to ramily. have sacriftC'Cd to help rdativcs. You
arc senshive, moody, im-
prnsionablc. You have IOUtlftCl •Po:
pttJtt and •bat aMdcr ·be min« d~tiveproblem.~.Canccr ~ns ~)' impc>nant roles in your life. Membim of opposi1C eex are
drawn so you. muy reprd. ~ es trvsied conftdaaL Cumnt C)'dc h~-~=-.:f;~ IUllUI. polltlJk
O•r1111en Of th• •1••
TINt Or ... COlllt c ..... "~ ...... crew of co••w•ln
OIM Nellon ilMll w-•n John Novilli, KMoft KOOnb,
C 0 I . I I (, I II \ ' k I . I I. \ I I .
Madden takes over
in Reid's absence
He scores 2 2 points
as North Carolina
tops UCLA, 88-81
from n. Associated Press
Kevin Madden said the loss of
leadina scorer J.R. Read to
suspension didn't have al!Y affect on
his play or that of North Carolina on
Sund&Y. . Madden, who avc,...ed 14.6 points
during the
season, scored
22 points for
the fafth -
ranked I.at
Heels who
overcame a
10-point first
half deficit to
beat UCLA
88-8 l and ad-
vance to the N C A A
Southeast Re-
&ional semi-
finals.
North Caro-
lina. 29-7, will
ect No. 1.0 Micbtpn nelt week 1n unaton, Ky. The Wolvcnnn de-
eattcf South Alabama 91-82 1n the _,,,,"'4'1 round opener on Sunday.
.. It was the same as 1f J.R were ere." Madden said. ... don't think
yt>ody bad to step forward to make
p for J.R. 's ablmce. It WIS IUSt I &earn lhi •• c:
' .. If we "fact J.R.. I think we would
have played wlth more confidence,\.
said Steve Bucknall. who added 19
points for the Tar Heels. "801 an the
second half, we just got together and
said so what if our best player as not
here. Whr let him down. Let's play
basketbal execute and we'll win."
Nonh Carolina. wh ch trailed
S 1-41 late in the first half, took its first
lead of the second half when Madden
made two free throws for a 76-75 lead
with S m1nutn Id\ and never rchn-
quashed at
The victory pve Nonb earohna coach Dean Smith the 667&h of his
career, tym& him for s1Ath·pla~ on 1he all ume last with former UCLA
coach John Wooden.
In other tournament action Georsetowa II, Notre Dame 74:
Charles Smith scored 28 of has pme-
h1gh 34 points in tftc second half as
the second-ranked and top-seeded
Hoyas, 28-4. rallied after 1ra1hn1 at
the half. Freshman LaPhonso Elias
had 18 points for Notre Dame. 21-9.
N.C. State llZ, Iowa H : Rodney
Monroe scored a carcer·h•ah 40
points for N.C. State. 22.a, includina
11 1n the second over11mc, and h11
baskets that tied the score at the end
of reaulation and the first ovcr11mc.
Ed Horton had a career-high 32
points for Iowa, 23-10.
Mldip.a tl, S. Alabama 81: Glen
Rice scored 36 points, and he and
Terry Mtlls helped the Wolvcnnes.,
26-7. overcome a 57-51 deficit ~•th
four manutn aonc 1n the second half,
end1na South Ala be ma's 11.pme
w1nnm1 streak. ff'tease see NCAA/121
ark f'•n••t::.olt Jordan, Miii• Menul, Jnon Hand(, ..... n
D•y and Reynolds were vlctorlout over IM ,,.
UCLA'• Trevor Wiison goes h'9h to shoot over North
Carotln•• 1 Steve •udnuill during first h•lf Ktlon.
.. .-nl IMldcll•I aiMI •nodler current INNlt In the "'°..-nl It~ •t Udo ONNmel. Se• ......,. In Ar•• ........ 112.
.
Floyd, Doktorczyk
made UC/ memories
In an up-and-down
season, there were
some big moments
Ina fitting tribute toa very
balanced UCI offense 1n an up-and-down season. senaor~ntcr Mike
Doktorczyk and senior au.rd Kevan
Floyd were namedco-MVPs for the
An tea ten.
Aoyd, whoposlCStnlJ'Cll ph1s1cal
skills, provided UCI with one ofiu
lf('atest moments of the ICISOn Wlth
ihc pmc-Wlnn1n1 coast-t~st
layup to beat UCLA by one at the
Bren Center, and moved to an
1ryp1caJ role by ink.Ina key 3-pointcrs
at theendofreaulataon and in
O\.'en1me in a drama tac ovcrtJme win
at Pacific. ~6-foot-5 guardavcraaed 14 9
points perpme and finished his
three-year UCI career with 995
pomlS. 11th on the all-tame UCI
sconng last. and led the team in assists
and steals while camana honorable
mention AH-Big We t honors.
Doktorczyk, Mr. lns1de-Ou1s1dc
who had a remark.able perfect n1Jht
by h1tt1n1all I 2 of has shotsap1nst Pacific at the Bren Center. led the
A.nteatcrs with I 5 9 poantsand 7 8
rebounds perpme. whale shoou na
54 4 pcrttnt from the floor. 5 I 9
percent from 3-point ranae and 83 6
percent from the hne an earn1n1
second team All·B•J West honors
Other team honors bestowed by the
coaches included Rod Palmer(Hustlc
>\ v.ard). Jeff Herdman ( hooter of the
Year). Ricky Buller( ewcomer of
the Y car) and Don Ma)' (Mo t
In parauonaJ .\ward)
hwasacunous team which came
up W1th three tttmendous vactones
for the propam -UCLA, Nevada-
1..as VtpSand the squad's firstcvcrat
Fresno Start.
It was a tqm Wlth a plethora of ·
ofTcns.a"etaJcnt which took half a
5eason to find its adenuty, a team that
often h"cd and more often died with
its aroup ofbo1..and-roJd shootcn,
and a team that could look breath-,
talunaonc moment and equally
mediocre the nc•l
It was a team which watched a
thrce-pme road winnin,sueak tum
to a fivc-pme home losina streak.
Sttlf\I a potenoal areat seuon turn to
the worst w1nnin1perttntaacand
lov.es1 B!f West finish in Coach 8111
Mulhpn s nine-~car tenure, all an the final two v.ittb of the rq~ 5ClSOn.
Onpate the1rdownfalJs. the Ant-
eaters had a lot to offer and pined
much \.'IJuableexpenenccfora youn&
group. They all return ex.~t
Dolt tof"CZ}k and Floyd.
0
The 811 West dtdn 't do much for
itself in the natJonal basketball scene .
Whale Nevada-Las Vcps 1s prcdtc-
tably rolhnaalon& an the NCAA
tournament. UC Santa Barbara and
New Mexico tatc~bounccd
(Please SH f'OGUSON/12f
I
entucky's Sutton finally re rgns
coaching post in wake of violations
, ,,.,.,. The AllodMed ...... . . 1 LEXINGTON. Ky. -:'fwcncy.four _._ ......
; hours after 11y1~ that rnisnation would ~ •.,
t
an admission of suih, Eddie Sutton fCSllncd ,., ...
as Kentucky baak~bAIJ coach on Sunday. He -----
insisted he was not forttd tottStan and that he is innocent
of any wron~oina in connection with an NCAA
investaption of the p~m. •
Rumors of Suttons tttig™U1on, or possible firing.
had circulated since last OCtobcr, w,hcn the NCAA
announced 18 alleptions apinst the basketball proaram.
Sutton, who on Saturday had repeated hisJntention
fo remain as coach, said he chan&cd his mind because of
• the mcreasina rumors about his status. One such report,
which surfaced last Friday, said Sutton had offered to fire
his assist.ants if he would t»~tained.
''These instances ha.,ic popped up and I think they
... will continue to do that, and I think pcoplearegoina to act
hurt and I can't sec doing that," he said .•
During a news conference, Sunon said ht made his
decision Sliturday ni&ht after consulting with bis family
and doin& "a lot of prayin&-"
ije met Sunday wttb UK president David Roselle.
• who, according to the coach, accepted the rcsignarion and
expressed thanks for Sutton's dedication to rhc program.
Roselle added that the UK athletics board was
scheduled to meet on Tuesday to discus$ the OK
Ql'OTt:OJ'l 'HE D ·\ \
Bo ~hembeclller, ~nive~ity of Michigan
athletic director. after 8111 Fneder resigned as M i~higan's basketball coach, two days before the
NC AA tournament, to become coach at Arizona
State: "I don't want someone from Arizona State
coaching the Michigan team. A Michigan man is going to coaC'h Michigan."
Rivers' jumper nips Lakers
Glenn Rivers' 22-foot jumper at the ----
buzzer gave the Atlanta Hawks a 113-1 11 • -i'
victory over Los An~cles Sunday night, ' e
snapping the Lakers six-game winning ----
streak. Rivers, who scored 27 points, hit the game-wanner
after Magic Jollnson, who had 30. hit a layup for the
Lakers, tytnJ the score 111-111 with 10 seconds
remaining, Ri vers was not the first option for thr Ha" ks.
but was forced to shoot as umc was running out.
Domtn.lqae WUkin1, who scored 30 points, couldn't get
free for the final shot. Wilkins could have virtually sealed
the victory with 24 seconds left. but missed two free
throws af\er being fouled b>'. A.C. Green. "The win over
the Lakers 1s huge," Atlanta sJohn Battle said. "ltc1oesn•t
matter 1f1t's the first part of the year or the tnst pan. This
can give us all the confidence in the world going into the
playoffs and. more impcrtantl y, into Tuesday mght'i.
game against Detroit.'' ... In other NBA ac11on: Ron
Harper scored eight points in a 22-S third quarter spurt
that helped visiting Cleveland hand New Jersey tis
seventh straidlt loss, I 01-91 ... Chris Mullin scored 27
pcints and rdltch Richmond added 23 as the Warriors
won th eir third straight game, defeating visiting
Charlotte, 124-I 17 ... Trent 1'ucker and Gerald Wilkins
snapped New York out of a J.point shooting slump
dunng a first-half rally and the Knicks went on to rout
Milwaukee. 128·104. The Knicks. who al read) ha\e
shattered the single-season NBA record fo r 3-pointers.
were 5-for.30 an their previous three games.
BOATl'G
ba~k.etbAll siluauon, wh11 tht UK presidma amnfd a
"manqcmcnt" m~•na.
Earlier Sunday. dunna an interv~ on CBS.TV.
uuon said he wa~ rcsianh't ••for OM rcaon -the lo~ I
hu·e for the llnivenit)' of Kcrnucky. for tht Kentucky
baslt.etball ,eroaram and the peopJe of the com-
monwealth.
He cited rttent .. v1ciou •• rumors about his statu•
that he said had hurt and would continue to hun a lot or
people. • •
0 1 know how important basketball 11 to the people of
the state, and l'"cdecided for thcaood of the provam. for
the fans. for lhe. pJa}ers and most of all fo.r: my, family. I
should rcs1'n at this time. "I don t want the Uoivers1ty of Kentucky to sufTe1
anymore." utton said.
Sutton said he had informed most of the players. who
were on si;>rina break this week. and nis assistants of his
<ttt;sion. C.a.scy and as istants Jimmy Dykes and Jam. ei.
Die.key could not be reached for comment Sunday night.
Lee Rose, a former player under mcomina athletic
d1rcctorC. M. Newton at httlc TransJy.vania University in
Lcxmaton and now an assistant with the NBA's New
Jersey Nets, said he wouJd jump at lhe cbanec to replace
Sutton at U K .
"lt·s one of the top proarams 1n the country and if
the) arc interested an me, then I am inte~ted in them."
Rose said unday ni&ht.
Meclr has aces up his sleeve
Seventh-seeded Mlloslav Mecir of
Czccnoslovak1a. pounded, by 14 aces in the • •
first two sets, ralhcd to beat No. 12 Yuaick _,,,,-
Noall of France 3-6. 2-6, 6-1, 6-2, 6-3 Sunday ---
in the finals of the $702.500 Champions Cup tennis
tournament at Indian Wells. Mccir won $136,700 and
claimed hi s first title since winning a Grand Prix
tournament in Hilversum , Holland, in August I 987 ...
Steffi Graf, the world's top-ranked woman tennis player.
continued undefeated this year by rallyin.g~ to beat Cllirl1
Evert, 4-6. 6-2, 6-3, Sunday to win the S300.000 Virginia
Slims of (Boca Raton) Florida. lt was 19-ycar-old West
German's 22nd straight match victor') in 1989 and
enabled her to win her fourth s"'31ght tournament She
had won tho Australian Open. Virginia Shms ol
Washington and the U.S. Hardcourt Championship. Graf '
was awarded $60.000. bringing her tournament sangks
income to $295.000 since Janual). Evert earned $24.000
as runner-up.
Whalers earn playoff berth
Ray Ferraro's 37th goal of th~ season on
a power play with 1:04 remaining gave ..
Hartford a 3-2 victory over the Boston Bruins i • ~
Sunday night clinching an Adams 01v1sion
playoff spot for the Whalers. The viClory gave Hartford
71 points and 33 v1ctones to 57 Points and 2~ victories for
the lif\h-place Quebec Nordiques, who have only seven
game left to plar ... In other NHL action: Brian Propp's
pcwer-play goa with I :51 left in the the game: t?roke a tic
and Ph1ladelph1a beat Toronto 8-6 to move within one
point of clinchmg a playoff spct ... Grant Fuhr made 32
saves and Mark Me11Jer scored his 30th goal as host
Edmonton snapped a six-game winless streak with a 3-2
v1ctol) over the New York Islanders. The vict~dcd
the011ers'0..4-2slumpand moved them mtoa tie'§\J1l the
Los Angeles Kings for secoTid place m the Sm>the
D1 v1s1on ... Steve Konroyd'a goal wilh 4:25 10 ~la) broke
a J.3 tie as host Ch1caao overtook Dclroit, 5-3.
Morganne the Kl .. tno Bandit: :The untold
atory
. Giants bop Angels' pitchers
Enett RllH drove in three runs and '-.••.I Wlll Clark hit a two-run homer as the San ..,,.. .
Francisco Giants pcunded the Angels 12' 7 an _. __ _
Cactus League &a.scball SJJnday at Palm
Springs. Four left-handers combined to hold the Angels to
nine hits, mcludina three singles by rookie Dute
Blcllet&e, who raised his average to .375. Dan Petry wa•
making only his second regulation pme appearance an a
relief role, havina been set back by a still' shoulder earlier
in spring tramina. He gave up eifht hits and seven runs in
2¥1 innings. Petry said, .. 1 haven t really missed any work,
so you can't say rm behind. But my arm strength
probably isn't what 1t should be. But that's what spnna
training in for, buildin& your arm back up.'' Starter Kirk
McCukJll also was hit hard. allowmg m hits and four
runs in five mmngs. His problem was the oppcsite of
Pell') 's. ··1 th1nl he fell so strong and so good. he d1dn·t
kno" how to handle tt." said Manager Doug Rad <'r "He
looked mdec1sl\ c in 1hat first anmng." .. Alfredo Griffin rapped a pair ofh1ts and Fernando Vateniaela hurled fhe
strong inning\ to lead the Los .\ngcles Dodgers to a 4-1
c>.h1b1uon baseball \ 1ctol') O\Cr the Hou'iton l\stros
"The fastball wasn't too good. but I was able lo throw 11 for
strikes." said Valenzuela. ··1 was able to keep the ball
do""· which helped . .\ couple more starts and I'll be
ready for the season The mos1 important thing for me 11.
with all the problems I had last )ear. there was no pain.
Yes, rm sausficd with where I am nght no~. I think I'll be
read> when the season starts." The game also mark-:d the
retu rn ot Dodger left fielder Kirk Gibson, who had been
battling tend1mt1s an his right knee Gibson singled in a
run, stoic a base and scored from fim base on a doubk
"Ycstcrda).1t's hkc..itcllcked,"G1bsonsa1d "I felt I could
stand 1 n there. at least create Jood hab1 ti. I 1ust ha\ e to \CC
some live pttchang. do 1h;ng'i properly. l'n;' ,caut1ou~ly
opt1m1s11c. I want to keep thing'> going 1n the n~~1 ~
direction. I guess I was getung an>.1ous (about pla}mgr. I
feel good abOut playing. ever}1hang went 1ust nght ...
The Ph1ladrlph1a Phillies have lost center ficl<l<'r Juan
Samuel for at least a week with o strained hamstrin11. an the
lower loft thigh . The New York Yanlccs obtarncd
outfielder Mel Han from the Cle\cland Indian\ on
unda) for catcher Joel Skiutr and outfielder Turner
Ward ...
~-':V~~k' lioCk cs ,. at :Ha•P'C!ft· Ga. He tot .. __ ....,.._
tht form or 1 law ca111aon ftaa ::_ ::"o.~ "X> :e1=:. tz.:=f c': over die .... .,~
8Dd mi«dlc.-d ume in du'«-~ IRID9 I ..w1Ma-.cudon 10,rt IM belt .. olual Walt day~ Wlhrio•kt. "Thm •IOI I ilalai&ie lit ... tlleft
at 1he md•tl'Mf1 w9-t we haCt IO bavc." Ttie ~
W1n11Gn Cup wmjiop earned &Jte 7Stla VIC10f1 ol his
cafftf batifta Earnliardl to the ftnath ti• ht aia...ndll of
a ateOnd an 1 bltlle of Chtvrolc1 Monte CMtol ••
NASCAR oft\c:ials c:oafirni«t an unpopulet nalc mod•·
fk1uo11 desipcd to lloW itt slock can ~..!!!l!.~~ T11lackcl s~way and~~ .la-..,.-.,-.
Spimtway •. NASCAR tamt.; tak1n1 P9fl an a ..-Una
PflOf to the start of Sunday'' Mo&Oici'aft JOO at AlllnU lnttrnauonal bttwa)', wt>re infonned tlaat ~nn1na
with the Win1ton SOO at Talladcp, AJa .• M _Maj !J.W urs wilJ be re<1u1red to use carburelOr rntnCIOI' .-ta
with smaller openinas than tbe onC$ lhat have been an utc
sintt Jul} of 1987 ••. DarttU G..,... E4 McOlllM* and
Darrell AW.rmu had~ ictone1 Sundal i~ the Mocoraan Quality Pans Oatornauonals 11 Ga1~v1I~ ffq,l
lbccwa).
Kite ~Ins second sttalght
Ttm iue, gcttin& the break he ~id ·hc
would need, hot a 7r on und') fo: a Of!e· ·~l stroke v1cton· in the Pla)Cf1 Champa0nsh1p, CJ
his second consecutive victor') of the season. -.---
'"Good aotfwon"ttct it," Kite said aftcrt~third fO'lnd of
this annual championship of golrs tounn1 pros.
"Whoever w1ns at will have to act one more break than the
other auys." KJte's came on the par-5 16th~. whtre.
with a two-shot lead, he hit a wood club for his second
shot. lt went throua.h the green, tbe baU sluppina and
scooting toward the water funhcr on, with K.atc'paw1ng
on a knoclde m anxiety. Only the collar or hi"1 sra'
behind the green prevented the ball 'from plun1an1 into
the pend. It stopped inches short. Kite, 39. made par on
the hole and went on to a J ·under-par round under
difficult sconnacond1t1onsat theTPCcourseat Sawara s
-hard, fast vcens and strong. gust) winds. K.itc had a
final score of 279, nine under par, m posting th.c 12th
victory ofh1s I &-year POA Tour career ••. Lori Guhn
captured her fim career LPGA title m 11 ycan on tour.
fight mg ofTMarttaa Naose en route lo a 4-stroke vtetory in
the $300.000 LPGA Tu™>n (Anz ) Open. Garbacz and
Nause \\ere tied from the s1~th throuah the 10th hole
before Naose self-de~tructcd.. bogt)'ang fourstratght hole
and cnabhni NaacY Lope1 to sneak 1fltO second place . Harold Heulng ol ~ulh Africa shot a b<>Je>-free. 1.
under-p;ir 65 Sunday for a four·strole victory in 1
S2SO.OOO seniors golf tournament at Johannesburg.
~uth ~Inca
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Missouri 108, Texas 89: Doug
Smith scored a career-high 32 points.
and Missoun. 29· 7. advanced to the
regional semifinals fo r the first time
smce 1982. against No. 7 Syracuse.
uttef cup, -Animal earh victories FE-RGUSON
From Bl
qlltckl) from the l'ljllunal In\ 1uitmn r ournamcnt and did hnlc 111 ~uppon
cuntcnuom. thc confercnCl' dc-,cn cd
lx'ner trcatmcn1 b) the 'J( ..\ \ ~ll~
t1on Lomm11tce
national champion. was accorded the
No Trankangamongconcg1afc
'lq_uodultcrcaptunng 1hc Tru:\·
lltm~tad Regattn at the U S Na\al
,\l-Jdcm). the top an-season regatta of
lhl' \t'ai.on
Syra,cuae 6$, Colorado $0: M1ss1ng
only one of 11 field goal attempts.
Stephen Thompson scored 21 points
and led Syracuse over Colorado State.
Syracuse. 29-7, led 38·:!8 on a basket
by Herman Ha rried with 15:24 to
·" play ·and Colorado State, 23-1 o,. got
no closer than eight the rest ot the
way.
Seton Hall 87, Evansville 73: .\n·
drew Gaze hit a 3-pomtcr that""giive
Se ton Hall a 77-71 lead. and Gerald
Greene followed with a la}up as the
Pirates reached the regional semi·
finals for the first time. Evansville ran
off 13 straight points to pull within
74-73 before Seton Hall. 28·6. took
O\er. lndlana 9!, UTEP H : Freshman
Enc Anderson scored 24 points as
Indiana played mostl) reserves in
improving to 27·7
By ALMON LOCKABEY a..,. ,._ loaUng \llrlht
Fift}'-onc Performance Hand1rnp
,Racing Fleet yachts turned out atur-
da) for the first race of Balboa Yacht
Club's 66 Senes.
The 66 Series consists of s1 x races of
about sax hours duration.
Class A winner in Saturday's ra,·c
around the buoys was Buttercup,
skippered by John C~1cr of the host
club. Second was Ski oo, sailed b> P
· ancY L·. Sharp, Batra Corinthian
Yacht Club, and third was Chaser,
sa1k·d by Dave Brennan. BYC'.
In Class 8, the winner was·An1mal.
co-skippered b)' Ste\ c and Chuck
Beck, BYC': second was Forzado.
GeofTI) Phillips. BYC. and third was
Althens. skippered b) Ra> Booth.
BYC
Busy days at Dana Point
Dana Point sailors had a busy
weekend wuh Capistrano Ba> Yacht
Cl ub hosung a St. Patnck's Da)
regatta on Saturda) and Dana Point
Yacht Club running the second race
of its Dana Point Series on Sonday.
Bo\h events featured Performanc-e
Handicap Racmg Fleet yacht\.
, • .,. a.v Y1cht Clvt> RICI
CLASS A-I Tombov I/, Don&. AM e.<ker,
CeP08YC, 2, X·Rlltd, Finn Trwi..-r. C1P08YC.
J llorru. Kllus Bun, C1008 YC
CLASS 8-1 H'9h Hooes. Ootlne .NOOMn, DPYC. 2 Pumpkins, Eo Mann, DPYC, l
Olff1ren1 Drummer. Mori Wein . Soull1 81v
YeC:l'll RIC:IM Club
NON·SPINNAKER-1 Sir-. JoM Whlll,
OPYC, 2 TOliCh N Go. LloYd Fonvth, OPYC l Zec>nvr, PaUI SClllndler, C1008YC
01111 ,.. Slrte\ ••c.
CLASS A-I 0v .. 1 C1nnon Linc• McC1bl.
DPYC, 2 C1hforn.1 Gold, Frid O'COMOf, D1111
W9'1 Y.c:hr CIUb, 3 Muweil. Tom I nd ICatl'IV
Ad1m'°" DPYC
CLASS 8-1 K.os Mti.t 8ra ll, OPYC, 2
Tl'lunotfbO•, Olc:k Amlowtr, OPYC, 3 ChelP Trtell, Mfkt 1(1nnec1v. Los A~ Yacht Ctub
CLASS C-1 R11 Ml T11, Ralofl Cam«on
OPVC. , An11ei,,.1>0fl, Bruce LOii, OPYC, 3 No Y No, 11·1 k9h, OPYC. ·
NOH SPINN ... l(Elf-t Slilo<'i Otl .. nt W I
fl~ 8 unnev, Bl•C>OI YC, 1 Touc.n N Go LIOv Forsvtl'I OPVC, 3 Sun Fun Bill Co\ltllO OPYC
NHYC Spring Series
!>•~teen Etchclllt.·22 cl~' )acht'I
and five Santana-20s 1umcd out
Satu rday for the first race of Newpon
Harbor Yacht Club's pnn& ~nc~.
The E-22 winner wa<t -\fi)lc
Campbell, NHYC'. second "as Don
Bever. NllYC . third was Tim ltogan.
NlfY(': fourth was the lC'Um ol
Mason and Buckingham. NU\ (
and fifth was Fleet White. NHYC
In the' ntana-lOC'la \,thew1nncr
was Ulen C>a\-IS, Rah13 Connthmn
Yacht Club.
The club also held at St. Patrick'~
Da) reaatta for Lth man-1.:?<t on
unda)'. The wanner w Jack
Jako k), NHY< ~ond was Pc~se
Herndon. o\lam11os Ba)' Yacht ( lub.
a.nd third was ( urt1\ Olson. NHYC
UC I men's tennis team runs winning streak to seven
The UCI men's te!"nis team, comebac~ ~f the day. tra1hn& prcsi.1vc rally. dcfcat1n& Todd s~nd3rd ~.O<X>.
ranked fourt~ an the nation, won its Clemson s Vance Van.Gelde~n. 7-S. Walkins, 3-6. 7-5,7-5, 1ncludina a Former 0( < oarsman I om ~venth straight match and No .. 1 5·2, before rally1n1 wuh two. scrv1.ce rally from a 4-1 deficit in the third set. Brown, who went on to row for srn~es player Mark !<.aplan w<?n his breaks to take the second set an ll tie-while higc Kanroji rallied for a S-7, tanford where he wa a hµman
I 3tn straight ma~c.h m a 6-3 victory breaker a.nd capturing the final set, 6-4. 6-l win over Greg Seillt..op. biol~y major before graduauna f1 om
Sunday over v1s1t1ng 10th-ranked 7-5. Penn s Whanon bu inc ssc:hool. was
Clemson. "He was so left for dead by some At the Ora nae Coast C'ollcae Jum-l 976 C'oa t araduatc who ad~rcucd
i:-he An\catcrs improved to 12-5. ~pie. with the score the way it was n1 Reptta. tl\e OCC No. J varshy the alumni <Jinocr at the ne"' Orange
whale Clemson fell to 13-S. . w1tfi two breaks against b1m. the eight downed &he 1988 alumni while Coast bOatfiousc · turday ma.ht.
Kaplan, ranked 7~nd in ~he nauon funeral parlors were already.~ndi1'J the No. J frc hman e1&bt tos>Pcd the The varsity tight also un vcilC'd a
after a poor start, quickly d1spcscd of O~we.~ co lhe cemetery plot, Patton ~lumn1 crews. or 1969" and 1979 on new Jtalia'1 Filippi boat donated by
Joh!" S1;1ll.1van, 6-2, 6-2. Kaplan upped satd., Somch~w. he kept fightal\land und.ay at Lldo Channel to cap a Jim Warmtn11on.
his 1nd1v1dyal record to 19-S. comm& back. weekend of fcllowshi9 TM race
Trevor Ktonemann had the biggest R1ct1ard LubncT also had an im-were 7.SO mettn Iona 1~s.ad or the ~ coa. ISl~c vpllc~Nil:Th A "" -te •• UCI .: c ntcatcrs
TllE IP SPECIAL '2991 PLUS TAX
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sufTcrtd a to ugh IOH ancr crushina
the Budtt)CS in the founh pme and
loons 11-10,n the fifth. fallina in the
non-conference match, l.S-6. 6-15.
ls.6. l-IS. IS.-ll.todropthc1r~n
lcdaer to ~-21 Ohio State improved
to J-9.
KC\'tn NOHDan led UCI with t 9
kill wh11t' StC\'e Florentine and
Dived Ptttker added 14 each. Ohio
State w1 ~ by Jeff Hurst with 28
lull1;
The confort•ncc al\<> had \Orne bad
fuel in thcsdccuonofgamcs-.-.h1lh
+.crved as E:~PN telc"1s1on 01Tcr1ng..,
during the month of r ehruar> The'
JUSt wcrcn·1 vrct1) games although
the lJ( l·UtnhSttw.·gameollcrrda
g<X>d (i n1sh. I lopcfull>. ll won '1 hi.· a
dt•tcrrt·nt tor the f uturt a
l (J'sNata~hnPark'>olthc
women\ basketball team wa0; Jn \II·
Rig Wc~t -;ccond·tcam \Cl(..~t1on after
ll\cragmat46point and98rc·
bound, IOrthr ntcatc"· who 1.\-Crt'
chm in tcd 1n the second round of th<'
811 West Tournament b) Lona lkjt:h ~ tatc. P11t~s ued tournament record
b> hilting 11of11 lrom the hne 1n th"
game:
Fn: hmanauard Kathy L111rrnp
wa named to the Baa We t ,.\If.
fre$bman team afkra,eraaina 10.9
points pcrgamrand hmina6lofl 5~
·J-pc1ntcl'1 lor 39.8 percent, lt'cond 1n
theconfcmcc.
phomorcau rd Jenn) Lttwl'
nnmcd lJ(l's Mo~t lm poro~ed Pl1\-
cr.avcrag1na I I. I pointsand 16 ·
rebound while lcadina the tram 1n
a sistsw1th2.3peraamt . Forward
OanaOout) r«t1,cdthctcam'0;
Coaches' award and frc hman
Tric1aM1llcr-K1nncll won the frcc-
thro" award after h1tt1n127 of19 for
6Q .2 ptteent. . a UC l's Bnaid terlinaand Bnan
Pager ca med Bl& We t C"onfcttntt
Scholar-Chlctcllonor P <'fl a ph)si~ma,orand thrc"-llmc NC
Qualilierin S\\1mming.; wh1lcS1crhna
1s a biol0&1C'al 1enccs maJOrwho "a;
the B-a West :thlcteoflhc Year m
cro country.
0
U ld1\crsendedth 1rsu nat
thcNC'All.Zoncfi01\in Cham· ~ion h1psinTtm~. Ari1 ... '1 n~na
Coleman fini hcd llrd1n the one·
meter and JOth ln tht lhrte-omcccr,
while Kimen wolf was 31st 1n both
womcn'scvcnt . In the mm'l. Tom
Jordanbp&accd 15th 1n the one·
meter. a
ne 0 I l&ilina team. dtftftd••
a
\mo ~tth t1rstoCbnstCollq,c
lr\ane"mthcm1dstofa 17-da)
c' anichsm tourofsocccrpmcs
din1t"~and ~pea~1ngc1lgagcmcnt\ 10
f nglan<l and U~nda with the
M1\\1onJry .\thletes lntem.at1onal.
< (I M>Cccrcoach Davld Irby 1s
k:id 1 n& the Orn ngc Scahor'IC on the
tour. \\ith lheatrv1ccsoffour·)car
F ag)cs staner teve Mattoon and C
lre\hman sludent Jonathan Bcracn
among hi~ hor~.
0 < al ~tatc: Fullerton senior out·
fielder Re' Pc.:teB,a product of
Oran Coa t C01l~.hash1tsafd>
inalloftheTnan fim 19pmc~.
a"era11n1 SS and lead1na tht' 811
Wc\t wlth I J doubl HestiU hau
lon&wa> to&ototopanothcrformcr
Pirate and cul'T'l'nt Titan Brent
Ma)nc.whoscta li11Wc tm rkb)'
hnunasafel)' in 38 strai&ht pmcs I t
-.cason.
o.
Ottan VicwHijh prod~t Hai m
. br.,uophomorcat CLA,islns
than a ~ond ofl'tbequahf)illl marb
fort he Pac· I 0 finals in the 800
11:52.UO nd l.S00(3:'49.76)meten.
0
Edison H11h product Dan Hanan. a
1umorat tan ford. ranks an the
Wcs1cm lntcrroll~&Jltc Voll~ball
M:k..,a11on top IOofcvcn"stau deal
l-.ttegory, includ1nasi~th in hiuina
ptroentagc, second in k1Jl 1,crqc,
•fourth in block.in&. fifth in Rf'\ •Ill•~
avc:ra and second 1n disavcrqc.
0
Edison J)!'Oduct TmyCarpcntcrof
thefresno c1tcsol\balltcam tooka
hncdn vc 1n the f1tt one 11mc bUt
cont1nUcd to pitch arid. thrc>Uah
Marth 12. Yt"IS tied ror •be Bil West
lead with eight victonaandl\vc
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and lead the loOP in nmumred.
0 f.clison prOdua Triftdl ~y. a JIUUGr~ddetefoflMUQ WOtnal•s track tcanl, ii jet to lole1
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Oran9e Coast C0Ue9e freshman coxswain
Teola Young gets to11ed Into the water by
h er victorious teammates Sunday follow·
Ing the Alumnt Regatta race between two
freshman boats a nd the OCC cre w s· from
1969 and 1979 to cap a w e eke nd reunion.
Irv~. Co''" M<-se Ouan y,,,.. a1 S.nte
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Nemle Meir 8'/balcbl TV, cured by very vak.lable E· .. 11111811 F~.~.~~::«~i:~~I~ KENNEL HELP/FRONT •Olazo Mactll~AM11t1nt P.11/• mOITlft Um utra SIO to '300 weekly, ~i·=-~~~!~ w/d "26 Ind utl 538·9199 aide C.M. p,operty Call ......... hou Rydet Syat OFFICE/DOG TRAINING (Table Help) Ar• you • r111ng 1tar wltl\ Well •I property momt and can work part llme or ..... ,..
MIF, ~, "" 38R N 8 MS.21 .. to Cli9cu9a. lrnmed. oPenlnO for •11.P Inc '!• Coat• ...... ...:· ASSISTANT •Xeroit 2090 ~tO< an out1tanC11no vole•? ,0 8HUI N 8. l.tdo full Tim• CALI. Stew -
houM 1375/mo. ''\block -A.IA cteftt In W•tclllf Hrty *llG9 Contect Dab Exp pref'CI Wiii train SS (Experienced) Pay the blltl & tttn heva beyfronl otc Typing 65+ 642-4333 •WANTED: REFRIQER•
to beeCtl Avall lmmed wee ot Newport BMet1 b1e «Kathy 641 •304$ " Open. Cell "41-9280 Full time Poe!Uone avail· time to put1ue your ltionhanel eo .. A MUST. -~ w.ll ATORS, WASHE*'S &
....,.="',..._,•,....1s.1112 ~o!::.'~ ~~: --llU Lii .. HiM Tiil ~=.,:, C::C,i,r:.~:f.• e~1~ ,,::it~:,~.~ ~~,~~ ·~ed~r.1n,:~ PAIT tm-flLL tm !:~;_~sCU:~lrof'
MIF Prot to Iha.re 11roe 1neu1ance becilgrouncs •Mother '• Market 1 lmtM<llate opanlno for Appty lnper900 7 Muon motl119ted&proteMIOr\al p1a Phan.I 1 Alie
CM. home Sep BR/BA, 2920 +. Good ~ & ti«\-l<Jtehen II taking ~ L•aeln9 COMUltant .. St ' Unit B. INtne. SM attitude Stitt c.u Lind• I« n eot)7eu~:-Wcurcl· ...,., ...... .,..... ... .......
en tr,,. Chlld 0 K Annaur.-.. eflte. Contact Keren c a 1 I 0 n 1 I 0 r N9wpor1 9eect'I "Pllt· Erle Bwbet btwn 2-9 755-1155 Turner Co, 87'-1090 W111.-J ....
N':°° c:=: ::=· :s:cpvt 19f1.., UlllT1 BedclngNm MM870 CASHl£RSJDELI SER· =t ~~~ W~j ""ITI NIT..... -Reetaurent EARN S5toS1' HC>\lr. fW
i.... G Who are you? VERS Full time poe1t1on1 e75-IOOO f0t appt PIT No ..,,_,. MC. Start .-nU/lwt/Wbft *IE•Ollf Atter 1 w..-training Brand new, v.M• seoo
-It, wl d. houM Call 1-I00-3e7-1798 Advolttltlno deyl evenlng houri/ H hf. Mon-Fri 1-15 30 FI T PIT APPLY IN PER-. ~ Call Stew 9AM-SPM new, wtl1 NCtffloe .& $400 °'~"'·-~BIMI HIS. no peta weekend• Thi• poeltlon Lllll. llm Sam "42-9292 N 8 SON be1Wlen 1pm-4pm F0t national oOll publi· la..taH 080 Muat .... 1tl .... ndl
1 mo Ml-2811 llft nl UYll lllllE otfere opportunity lor Pr..,lgk>ua !MM i.w nrm -.:.._ --CRABCOOKER 2200 cation located In ltv1ne -Corona Del Mar-
NWPT HOTS Ntmkr lo bafor• ltlis Ille? SILES ptOmotton and growth in .... orgenttael aecty, ,. .. Ulll Newport Bl NwPt 8Ch Mull have pl .. ••nl p•Rt nur Ut\llDS 111-1111 ltlt lg r.Mm, pvt pot ch. Call 1-800-3$7-8788 Ille nalurel food lndu•l/Y eiq>erietl<»d ( 1-3 yrs) 1n 0.1111-orlented pereon --C>hone demMnOt lhOft· " • I lllt. l"Mll\
09'., W/D, $475 •'wtil Looking fOf a ca.Mt In Apply et 225 E 11th St.. RE Of Finance Law good E.nQtllh u llla WILL Retail hand 6r SOMd writing & All TIUr pay f'""'*"tt 6014
722-905510 875-2325/E Act¥ert11Mg? If IO the Coete Meae. 541·1796 WoB In plvttt, new IUI• fRAIN. fS'leasant. lrtanifly lllllTllT good typing tklllt . •I lllt. ft _._...., ___ ..... ._
PINEiRO()i( vtnaoe. CM Lost I Found 2925 O&lly Piiot ha entry level --rounellnga a pteaNnt 11• etn\OIPMf• Apply ,,_,_ _ _, P1eaeant surround1no1. 2 lg uphol chair•
fum DeeC>t BR $435/mo 111M UWlll ~tlOnt av111able In II• lllT&l &llllT&ITI moepMre Sa&aty open, nysaver 1eeo Placentia OOOd OC>C>Or1untty fOt ad-110001~ Potanti.t Tat. wlottomw. upl'IOI b1nctt + dep Nancy, 549-9060 L~t on Bllboa ~ c1u1lfled Advert1a1ng N:eorl Beech office greet benefit•. Call Olene Aw. Coat• Meu. llllAIU van c • m • n 1 C a 11 market1no oft~• aup-in red wwt, o&aaa top
WoB,n0-..4799 amen boit contelnlng Dapartmant If you hit• 1exp d.ntal ault· fOf lntwvlew 291-2345 PfT Offlea lnC M Tuee & 22_4-752.:_6474 pt• Euy "'' IAM-12 PrOY cofleetble31 x31 .
Fe.male RESPONSIBLE lldlea Concofd welctl, people and can type 45 lentt fl)( front & back of. llAIL ILlll Thur9 only Phone. & Ute An e11eeptlonll ()pp0f'1unl· SECRETARY/OFFICE NoOf'I No WMkendl Mrawer mtiple enea1•
Avail 411 $450 ~ utlta cue #4"18037 with yei1-WPf'I, wa'd Ilk• to taUt to flee po11tion1 407-!387 typing -eau M/W/F only ty e1d1t1 with Ooubled•y MANAGER Wanted for NO EXP NEC lampe. e73-le 17
Furn wlbed & pvt BA low gold brec•l•t 39 you. Exceli.nt t>eneflta 4 30pm to 7 30pm only Wllllllll 548-9333 8oo6I Stto9e u an AMIS-small arct111ec::Mal firm ALMOST new belga .ofa
Newpot1 N«tl'I 944'-9004' diamond• In Betel Aleo ~ Nl•--L . General • .,el'IOuM dultet tent ManeQef et our N9W· fOt l 8 * 4~-13U Call before t 2 Noon too lrg 4 IN rm-'4 71.
Vallow gotd ltnk bf~ FOt intervtew catt _.... & mall dellvary. Good PIT Plllll MU port Beech location. One ---NEWPORT 8CH 873-,735 Eatty A.tnetlcan tteAJO Seek t~ F to ahr,_ 28r with 42 diamonds Call CHERI FREEMAN Ful • Some t.:p driving record & depend llPllVSlll yHr book retail 111· llOllTllJ COSTA MESA 541-6911 CONOta-$125. 992.0S<M
/211a Prom Pt n-am .. r. n-eoflect (714) 873·7688 o•tLY PILOT . ptaf'd 875-7 100 • mull )(Int benefit• Call 3.4 d• week O.tall-perienoe preferred W• OrganlHd lnelllllelual to U • SOUTH 0 c M2· 1240 • petl. ·~· 4-.1 D111t (702) 458-1948 ft Oevld Northrldge ori.nr!o~ p&eaaanl aur-offer IUc:h t>enet1t1 u 3 ttst aalea f0<ce by typing GARDEN GROVE BRAND new beaullful
975-6497 H 883 994'-W --720-5301 r~nellnga Apply Pen-WMk• paid V9'at1on, oontrect1, «CS.Ing m.,_ 148·1237 c~. chalt, ottoman,
SOUTH Cout Matro Prof FLYFFY fri.nd tor lamlly IHW.leylt, DI JOI llVE ••••-.•-'I nysaver 1eeo Plac.n111 medlcalldentel In· ter1a11 l lluon to c:on--tablee. ete. Mutt .... lfn.
F 10 thr lrg 38R 2BA tun Old Engllah S~ U~ MJ~21 -.iw• _,. Aw cOatl Mesa euranea •01K 11111ng1 treetort 6 Client• Con· medlatety. ~7741
frptc, full prlv, amkr otc, Doo• Pupa ssoo I STITIOI H .. vyphonea.c:omputer• ~-·· 1n1T1 and company..pald pan. 1trucllon backoround TELEPlllE ........... .
l300 ,Ind ulll Ml-1t71 • 9
49J;:18 deya ASST MOR Wiii treln WAIOI •mm l&TI llTIY ._... alon RetirMt. horn•· '*"M Sel'IM_ol t\umof • , Footboerd wltt'I '*· 4 •· evenings _ S4/hr •tart A_,,,, In w . 3-7pmMonthru Fl1 flUTIWI• maker1ltld1tudent1 ere MUST! ..._ro "°°' Cov· SALES QUMnatz.eS,H 640-8733 G.ajls lot Rttll 1140 .,.,.7-,.._.. OI V 11 FUl'llon t.i.ncs 644·76411 --· encour~ to epply enno. 1sao E Edinger -NEWPO .. T B"'"'CH eon: T'* Man Room. a Limited opporll.lnlty lo IOffl lnterelted cendldetea Aw, •J. Santa Ana, MOVI afltlquil roctl•, .. '""' 3535 E Coast Hwy. CdM ..... p IT natlONI rMI .. 1111 mer ahOuid call t2705 714-5$0-9209 Put 'fOUr pereonaltty to l'loof iemo & ota-. qUW\ LM~. 24 HR ICC.H FOUND •os ATTENTION HIRING! 4 daya • week apptOll• k-'lno l)'llem With un Barbel• Gorman Mnr -~ '°' )OU1 Loell n4'WI-~. Ilk• new· m11C. 11 Imo ca•1 ..... t~ ft -We need• Mlf-mot1v1ted ' "'mlt .... ear-'nn• FOf In-71 .. a...n" .... 1·2 " SECRETARY PIT papat neada money-ta....._ & ..... ~ ... • .... ....., .. .,.. --· GoY«nmer'lt Jobs • your individual whO would Ilka lmataty 3 hrs/Clay Lat~ " ... '"··•"' ~~ ,_ ... -...... ·-• IAM-12Hoon 648-25&6 AR£ FREE .,..._ s 17,M O • $69,485 11~ Mtn • ...,.,..Ing or wty motnlng l.orma11on. cell Jae._ ........ , ......... Architectural otflce Com· motlval~ l)eOClle to~ good condrl13-2512 1-eo .•. 2-838-flU II R3tll Mull h•v• Yllld CA A~· It SELECT OE putet a..pet1enc-. 10• .lnOUI ~ of --S-T .,--.-. _ _. llcenM & itlnt drMno re-BETTER HOMES & ~llftO Qenal'll otta tlCI s.i.y with • lantu-MU SE l l Cal: $JOO $400 cord Veh4de oc>rOV1ded GARDENS ea1 •a •i•ltlmll Non-amoker s 10 oo tie bOnU• ~ No ••· COSTA MESA &1"-TftlTION • ~ ~. ~ REA&. ~STATE 76\-5000 -_.,_., ptua/hr N~ ab .. CaM P« MC&&& ry c.u ~~ c:ouc:" f. icww.t " I I t.11 PlllC*lt .. AW c M s 111,110+ Chet 250-4300 9'2-4333 aM elk '°' ........ 1950 a welnulltNnl
luslneo/Offlct lttnt '42·1111 Pet week comm1111ons ~/llHo+/•t F~~~~ hoettent ~ty I()( 11an&1Y..P/T Steve, tem to 6pln r.=.r;.~~ ~ ~~~~:~=2:7~69.1•--------we rteve •)Ob'°' you!' 11 and m()f'e. WOtklng part-Nat I nrm ,,...., to 111a veloper Front olflce, IM nght P«IOfl Will P,ire E11p1r1enced wl good rn.uer '225 ~ 111111&111 FtlT ---you .,. 11 to 15 yUra ol tune Nekl MaNQerS tor tut phonH lye>1ng, llghl & train S~ ~~t~-typ4ftO l PhOne a.Illa Fwi ~ ..... •lec:oeaeol'lel 5 All
1117 WES°YC-LlFF DRIVE FOUND Black Cocker ege and can work eher ldVanotment. Cati bllkpg err1nd1 Com· tlYel 1n t n a 1-Co rll Ho.cl Hoap CNwpt PT ~FT Tool dea1gnar .,.,., gel OOndt 179"2688
Hwpt lk:ft A"" 54 t-5032 SPltl+el lam cata.rec:t left achool end Seturday You" be us;ng your v•· Mr JICklOl'I 757-0736 puter eitp °' ""'" treln lonMe Eitc.tlent incen-Bc:tl) Flu ICNdule 0 K •fl:llP ~ Engineer-w..,. • loet lltlll ' •· -. 3117 vtc: VOfktown & Mcie to tranlC)Ofl IJld op-G t 250-8002 ltv• & t>onuaee II you le/hr GIFTS INTER· ...,. Co In Santi Ane Call wnert}'OU 11111 ~ 19 400-....-.-.,--,::0tfc. Xlnt 10-e~l'lu,.t Hunt e..ch mornlno• Gettlno ,,...... llYDS ,.. oppty ~uahfy Atll II)( TOM at N.ATIONAL 722·8060 Att2PM ~5-1ooe EOE ~ • .,..;·:,4 :1~adCW1 ........ "'5 l E cu11omen fOt the Daily er•te 'f04.K aales crew tor II_..--. ( ,~ ... ~0.31"9 ... ,, __ c.t..,., neat •., d 549·51186 Piiot NO deliver... in-11\e DAIL V PILOT OflYert & l'lalptN's wanted .-r .... ,., -~• .. ,.,.. •
ftg9r $425 loci utll ' llr FOUND BLACK & TAN volved Tt1n1portet1on fOf local movlno co Top lmmeel oP901ng Typing 50 .ie-1rytW1tcll Selel
Pvt BA, grd tlr 543-9288 blby Puo d<>o wlcolta.r' provided Cell between • No ewperianc. nec:esa-pey for uperlence. v.pm, t -5 548-1845 FIT In ln.ine Ei1Ptlf •plus
ARBORETUM Cet..-•no to .found on belCh In NB 2 30 •nel 5pm •ry ~0-1121 RECEPTIONIST R .. I Es bul no1 nee: Greet opp &
the ~n community 973-20111 • Full trelnlt19 •vailable Gen'I Olfie.. Put4HJP. tor tat• Mgmt Co Alrpo<t 1d1111neement ior th•
~~. ,...'°: .. ·,~~~.":!';; FOUND Doo loot<• Ilk• &II Fii W For further lnlormauon udnl lq)(uel d .. IQn &,.print stu· :~1N121001m1kr ~~~Ing rlQht peraon Per10nable "--"""' Lh "m 1 1 ed tu~aa and intervlew can o nt opp 10 ern png •~ mo .._..me none11. n••t • mull Ing anvtronmant Full Hf· uo · em••. ' brkg bu• Selary • 1ncen to P O BOX 2271 N 8 lrvln• Jawel•ra J•n•
vjce avall1ble-Xero11 COilar, 111 on Coutr~~~~~----543-9288 92"3 752·199t
pftOne. tu & .cOllterenc. Hwy Newport Beacn 1: (211) •21·0IU
rooma From S3301mo 557-29020fe31·74H IUITfllfft.YOUll t 2noonto3pm
C.U291-1212 FOUND Femele petite Beeutyeupply co Meklng --------·I , lndMClullwlbMUtylUP9· BRIGHT N 8 OFFICE C>obetman mlit 1 It 'Ir IV •xP for retell dMllon ~ "31eqh Prtv S.11\ <Md S-..t tempat"*'I ~ullJpart time no.&eOa
NMt !'CH P~t othc• 81'ght llmi> on rlQht !\Ind -----
Mertner 1 Mti. ~2047 leO 650.otOI ............... IWe
New Cl'lul olc ~ 15GO Found Lancome make-up 3 0 hoUf'I P'tN' dey, needed
SUC*lOr CM 3IO '" lull 1>99 vtc Sant•eoo. N B by HunUnQton Beech City
9'IC A.IC $476-Cen d ~ S.M 192 khool Ol11tiet Mull Into J Ofce "42-eeM LOST M.n Grey Mate =1:;" .:f'~
NW'T BCH OHICE Sdwleunr. WMtlng btue Spanlah tHt Salary
SUIT! TO SHARE. GOOd Milot QOll.,, Need•"*"" 11.21 to st 06/Hr Apply
locdoft ldMI '°' arNll ~uon. ~ ~ 20451 Ctaa,,,. t..ane HB ~ 720-7411 Hun1. HatbOUI REWARD IM.etal Daodwne IOf
121,) 512-59 t4 ~ 3128189
BOOKKEEPER
Ful cnaroe. travel com·
S*"f, lAguna ~ Fun
I)( pet1 time 491-4253
BOYS AMl GILS
•llMlln/PT* Reap enervet1c fl)( ~
pany In Laguna ecn Own
car raQ 2 tc/mlle
$5/hf 417-2712
lllYl1 .
FOf Clelfwflet Weekdaya
& PfT Sat. 152·1155
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Mu.l haW rel1ab4e eat &
Ina Gf•t jot> lor ltU•
denta FT /PT S300rwto:
poeeible 932-1 212
llfflll Want~ With own cat & in·
autancie Malte 11·I 10
hOul '°" ,liU Man in Coate Meta Apply elter
12noon.191 w aetcer St,
~~WSPAPER
DELIVER·Y
* NO COLLECTIO *
Early mo rning m otor route ~ available
M u t have dependable veh iclP. and liability
in urs nce.
1 tl•r pc-r •ttli.
2:30 •. m.-S:.io •. m.
ABOVE AVERAGE EAR I G
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ruJ!·v1ou1 YUllRSPAAIUETlu• V'nlMITP/l Ca ll 71 l (, l 2· B33 between 6:00 a lrl.·5.00 u.m. (\1 .Fl INTO SS OOLLARS """' NaW9()rt Baach Good ,... 1earn1nga11p . ..,..t413 6 a .m -101.m. ( ~ .\T & Sl '!'\)
WORK AFTER SCHOOL ..-T .. J/T RE ... A \'All.AIU.£:
ANO SATURDAYS OET· Small reaott he>tel IMkl
TINQ•NEWCUSTOMER8 motivated perecn with llUn&IOdtOO Beaeh
FOA "A LOCAL NEWS-24 yeart tront dt.ai 111p 19
CLASSIFIED ADl'EBTISIN6
SALE§
We are ADDING to our sales staff.
If you can type at lea t 45 wpm and have
great telecommunication kill -We can
offer you a ha lary + commi ion A D
a qUIZJ place to work.
F•H Tl•e & P•rl Tm e A 11•lldle.
Do yourself a (avor -Call u .
Cheri Fr eman
642-4321
Daily Pilat
330 Weat Bay St.
Costa Meaa, CA
Dressi ng ·~·
In
Parts
PAPEI' -NO OEllVERY let'ld reeum. to Cteig, I"' t ... a Fou ••• •1a11 INVOLVID. ANO ALL Llltla tnn on the a.y lf7 ~OS 8 ••• -. 'I 0 R Y e~ -•
:~~~t~;::= ~p~.7~ ·~~~!!!!!!!A!!!!!~!-~w~po~~~~'~·~~·~c~.h~~~~~~i PART-TIME HELP WANTED
..
General OfflCI
YOU CAH A"ERAOE ... ,. Tl ITll11
$75 ,..,., ~ In IMne ,,..,,
---~ bllllC of'rlQI tllllle. rP ng 46·60,
OR MORE ~ ~-opet. OtOWUI Oppty 211-&212
I ,, ... ... ,....., """"~ '°"MOM· INFOAMATIOH CAlL
(111)0WUI
aome 9lllP nee. ~ ontr AWY at Klftl Ju 1'111 a noo~~ ...... 1--------·· 1t, Coat• ......
Motor Routes
avaHable in
W11hni11f1r
Hu1tiqto1 l11ch
Fou1t1l1 Y1ll•J
NO COLLECTING
NO SOLICITING .
Oehver One Day a WiM* -
Must have dependable car
and proof of inturance.
Ask tor Jomne Craney
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........ --... wt. •ltlllllMt•
DAILY PILOT
OFFICE
IN COSTA MESA
CAL&; NOW (JM) la-4111 UT •
..
Pla.tC NOTICE
K.._
FICTITIOUS 8UllNEH
NAME STATEMENT
Tne f04towtng persons are
Clotng business as·
FOOTHfLL COMMUNITY
BUILDERS 550 N-port
C•nter Orlva, Newport
Beech, Calif 92880
Tne Irvine Company, •
Mkll'llgan corporation. 550
Newport Baac:h, C.111 92660
Thie l>ullne11 1s con-
ducted by. a coarporahon
Tne ragtstrent com· menc:ecr-to 1fanaae1 bu11-
neat undet Illa hC11tlou1
buslnMI name or namet
1 .. ted above on NIA
W111lam H MLcFarland
Executive Vice President of
~aUona Thia 1t1temant was filed
the County Clerk of();'.
County on Maren 15
F411&12
Published Orange Coast
Qelty P1101 March 20. 27 4P1I 3, 10 19119
0. M--027
Pla.IC NOTICE flt&.IC NOTICE NILIC NOTICE P\IUC NOTICE rtaJC NOJtcE P\8.tC NOTICE P\8.IC NOTICE MJC NOTICE
JOHNC-,0,... !lo '-.llN
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JOH SON & SON
line 1il11 llw"lo•r• ur y
/ft.otft .. 1AI f' I 'J 1, 1 Co•I• M••• ·.-.. '·' • '
JOHNSON & SON
Lincoln M•rcury
:le:lt Herb<>• Blvcl
Coi l• M••• ~ ~Al
FtCTITIOU• ltUllNEIS "CTtTtOUS 8USIHESI FICTITIOUS ltUllNell NOTK:E OF the aale ,. being conducted FICTtTIOUS 8UllNESS FICTfTtOUI .auSINISS wlln 11'1• COYnty ci..~ ot °' dl.ICled by an indMdual NAME STATEMENT NAME STATEMENT NAME STATEMENT ntUSTEE'S IAlE Frank R.. Bennett C, 0 NA• STATEMEHT NAME STATEMENT enge County on Febrva•y Tne ragl1trant com·
Tne fQllowing perl<>ll• are The following petSQl'll are The follOWlng persons are • 15301 Stanley J Halet. 1'51 Do,,. The lollowlng persons 111e Tne 1o11~1ng pef'SOl'IS ar• 211 1989 menceo to 1ral\Acl l>ull·
d0tng t>uslneu as doing bUsrness 19 dOlng buatness as On April 10. 1989 II t 1 00 Streel. Suit• 160 Newport doing l>UttneH u d01ng ~ u "F40l1» ,,... uncMt tne fic:htlOUI
I & 0 TRADING CO , WAYNE'S TRANSPO~ NU LIFE SYSTEMS 2&75 am. Flrat American Title In· BM<lh. CA 92660 Aun MM TRANSFER. 24815 INSTITUTE OF CHINESE Publllh41d Or1nge Coast bullnest Mmf or n.,,,_
1822'' N-pon Blvd Suite TATION COMPANY 1<4-'2 w Woodland DI' Anaheim 1urance Company 1 C.11 St1nley J Haler 01rec:Hon• Georgl• Sue, l agun1 Hllll HERB 18 Almond Tru Diiiy P110t Marc/\ 6 13. 20 lilted 11>0ve on January 5
446, Coata Mesa Calll E11t Lincoln Avenue ,,.291 Calif 92801 forn11 corporation 11 to the above property may C.llf 112853 Lane. lnnn. Calif 9171!!1 27 1989 1989
92627 Orange. C.111 9211457 NuTr•nCI 1n1ern.i1on11 Trullte or Successor t>e ol>tarned by requnting Mlcheel Jot\n Maceranli.a Wen-Shtou Yang 13252 M·987 ~ D ~111098\l
Wrp A Ne~ll 952 Wayne D1v1s 1442 ~as1 Inc. Cat1forn11 corporation Trustee or Suot111u11e1 aame In writing from lhe 24815 0.0.g•a Sue Laguna Tiburon W•'I Tus11n Celi! T11i. t11t.,.,.,1 •U I.Jed
Oahlla Ave .• CoSla Mesa Llnc04n Avenue •291 Or 2&75 w Wood111nd Or TruatM. of 1h11 certain Deed t>eoelte11ry w11h1n 10 deys Htlla, CaM 92653 92680 NllC NOTIC£ Wllh the County Cl«ll of Ot·
Callf 92&28 Inge. Calll 926&7 Anaheim, Cahl 92801 or Trust uecuted by from the fir" pobl1c111on of Thi• bu11nes1 11 con· P1-Kw1ng Tsung 18 1nge County on Fal>Nery
Thia business 11 con· This bus1n•11 IS con Thll business 11 con-H E A S C H E L thll notice ducted by an 1ndlvldu1I Almond TrM l ane trvlne. FtCTfTtOUS 8UllNISS 21 1989
Clucied by 11t1 lnd1v1dual dueled l>y an lndlVldual ducted by 1 coq>0<111on HOOPENGAANER Said Ula 111111 l>t! m1de Tht r•glstr1nt com-Calif 111715 MA• STATEMENT ,_...
The rtgtstr1nt com· The reg11tran1 com· The reg1s1r•nt corn. • Mamed man end ra wtthOut covenant or war· menc:ed to tran~I buSI Thll business 11 con Tne followvlog 09'IOOt are Put>lttnec:I Orat>ge Cout
menc.d to transact bus!-menc:ed to 1ransac1 bus1· menced to tr1nsac:1 l>UI'-corded June 4 198 1 '" In r1nty. upress or 1mphed as neu under the hct1t1ous ~ed by CO· ~119(1 doing o~ u Dally Pilot. F.c>ruary 27
ness under-the llctlllous neu und9f the. fiellliOus neu unde< 1he 11c11•1ous stru~t No 81119 Boo~ 10 title, po .... 11~ or en· l>ulllneu name or names The reg11trant com MOUNTAIN SOFTWARE, Mareh 5 13 20 IH9
ou11nes1 name or names but4ness n•m• or names bualneas name or names 14087, Page lf33 of Off!Clttl cum\frances to u1111y Iha llslld al>Ove on Fabrua1y 7 manced to tr1nsac1 !XIII· 224 ~I Blvd N-e>e<t M-967
lls1ed above on March I !ISied •bove on March 20 1111e0 11>0veon February 15 Rlcofdt of Orange County unpaid balanc:e due on Iha 1989 "98' under the hct111ou1 e.acti C•M 92M3,
1989 1989 1989 Cal1forn1a and putlUlnl 10 note or notes secured by MiChMI JOhn Mace•anila l>u .. ,..., name or name Ek.Oley Gutht .. Taylor P\8.IC NOTICE Wm A Nlfl'llCll< Wayne O.v11 Wen-Sh1ou Yl(lg Pres• lhat Gef'laon Notice ol O.laull seld Deed 01 Trust to wit Thl1 111teman1 wu filed kited above on Feoruery 15 224 Ne>lllPC>fl Blvd Newporl 'I--.;..;;.;.;;. ...... ..-..-...__
Thll statement WH flied This Slalemant WH hied dent thereunder rKOrded De· $293.800 00 Pk.II the IOllOw With the County Clerk ol O•. 1989 8Mc;h Calif 92683 FtCTITIOUI IWllNEll
with the County Clet'll of Or-with the COYnty Cieri!, 01 Or Thil atatement wat llled cemti.r 1.-. 19118 11 lnstru· 1ng estimated cos11 &•· ange County on February Pt-Kwang Taung fnls bus1ne11 " con· NAMI ITAnEMIMT
ange County on March 1 •no• COYnly on Fat>ruary with the County Clefk 01 Or· ment No 118-649455 Of 0 1 pen-and ldvances at the 28 1989 Th11 1111emen1 wes hied ducted by an IAdlVldull T~ follow•ng ~ are
19&9 21 1989 "'09 County on M•rcn 1 llClal Reco<ds ol aaJd Coun time ol the 1n111a1 pot:>tica11on ,40872A with the County 0-k ot Or Tht reg1etr•nt com-dotng t:>uSinut u
F409M7 F<IOIS57 1989 ty. wrll undaf and pursu11nt of lh11 Nollce ol Sate Put>Cllhed Of•l'QI Coest ange Coutlty on February ~ to tranuc1 l>Ull· RO CONSULT1NG 85'14
Publlsned Or1nge Coast Pv1>111hed Orange Coest P:40M30 10 uid 0eeo ol Trull sell di $2.997 to Oa~y Prlot Maren & 13 20 28 1989 neu und« the fic;I hOU~ Aogue A1V9r A~ Fountain
Dllily Pilot Marcil 13 20, 27. Diiiy Piiot, F•bruary 27.. Published Orenge Coast pol>llC aUc:Uon for can la"' NOTICE TO 27 19119 F40l131 l>\n<neu name or names VIK9y Caltf 92708
Aprll 3 1989 March 8, 13, 20. 1989 Dally Piiot March 13 20 27 lul 'money of the Unifi'<! PROft£RTY OWNER M-981 Published Ort1ngt Coat 1 .. 1ed above on NIA Aon De Fusc:o, UH
M·998 M-971 Apr11 3 1989 St1tea or Am•r1c11 a YOU ARE IN OEf'AUL T 81-•c NOT1111r D•llY Poot March 6 1l 20 Brad Taylor Rogue River A\19 . Fountain
---------· M-995 CNh ..... Checll payable 1. UNDER A DEED OF TRUST ,-uuu '"'" 27 1989 This statemen• .... liled Ve~ Cal•f 92708 PllJt.IC NOTICE fltalC NOTICE Mid Trustee dtlWf'I on a DA TEO APRIL 21l 1981 UN FICTITIOUI •UllNEH M 980 Wiiii 1,.. ~11 cw~ OI Or· Th.1.1 ou11neq 11 con-PUBUC NOTICE stat• or n111on11 bani\ 1 L£SS YOU TAKE ACTION anoe COUflty on F•&niarv due1ed ~ an 1nC1Mdu•I •ID•tc NOTICE FJCTIT10US BUSINESS ftCTITtOUI 8UStNESS checlC drewn by 11 11e1e or TO PROTECT YOUR PROP· NAMI ITATUUNT f'\&.IC NOTICE 28 l 989 The regottrani c:om-~ NAME STATEMENT NAME ITATEMENT FICTJTIOUS IWSIN,EIS feclafal cr.ott union Of a ERTY, IT MAV SE SOLD AT The IOllOwtng per1on1 •re ,_,.,. menced to 111niac:t ~II·
FICTITIOUS eUllNESS The lollOwing persons are The lol'°""lng persons .. e N~IH ITATEMENT checll Clrawn by a state or A PUBLIC SALE IF YOU doing 1>u11ness as FICTfTtOOS 8UllNllS Publ•thed Orange Cout ,.... U"'der ttoe fictltlcNI
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dOlng busJ"41SS.. OOlng t>u-.s as The foll~ persons .,. federal .. WIQS and toan.,. NEED AN EXPLANATION NEWPORT \Ill LA WESl NAIK STATEMENT Diiiy P110t M .. Gh 6 13 20 DullMM name or n.ain.
NAME ITATEMENT CHARLEY TIETGEN & AS-A s s E M B L y dOlng l>uSIMtt.. soctauon or uv1ngs ban~ OF THE NATURE OF THE 393 Hoeplal Ad He~I n1e following peraona •:e 27 19811 Siad above on febfuaty 1
Tha IOl!owtng pe!'&OnS ere SOClATES. 509 29th St.. TECHNOLOGIES COM· J~B B.Vfl.OERS &10 E1 speclhed "' 5(1Ct1on 5102 ol PROCEEDING AGAINSj e.aeh Calli 92663 dOlng bulineu.. M 982 1911
4<>1"9 buslnaas ... N9WPC>rl Baecil. Calif 92&63 PANY, 2921 Weal Centr1I Utica Ave~ Huntington the Fm1nc1a1 Coda 1nd YOU. YOU SHOULD COM Ameflein-M~ S..· BUILDERS EO.lJJlY • .l03A ~ 0. Ma9ect
ON THE SNAP 2569 Or cn1111ey Tletgen. sot 29th Ava . S1n11 Ana. Caltf Beach Cahf 926411 authorize<> 10 dO business 1n TACT A LAWYER voe .. Inc W1ac:ont1n corp Ml v-Or l 1guna Beach P\ISllC NOTICE fh•t tlatement •-.s rn.o
"I09 A,... •J Coa11 Mesa St , Newport Beach Caht 927CM Jeffrey A Burns 1110 E thtt 11118 at the main en DATED Mare/\ 13 11189 Thia bus1n•11 11 COr> Celt! 1128&1 '*'th ll>e Count Cl«I< d Or
Calif 92&27 92663 0a¥1d . Mllh11en 2350 Utica Ava Huntington trance 10 First A~ FlftST AMUUCAN TIT~ dueled by I COfpor•hon L•rry M1ll<>" G110<lfl '3038 FICTITIOUI 8UllNISS anQe ~ly yon Ftbf'u.,
Lynn E~ Hall. 2569 Vernon Brut>al<er 230 Harl>Ot •204, Coll• M ... e.aetl. C.hl 92648 Title 1nsu1aoc1 Co111peny O.IUftA.HCE COfilf'ANY, • The rao•str•nt torn Ml v .. w 0t L~na Baa<.n MAIM ITATEMUfT 21 11>49 t
Orange Ave •J. Costa Clltton AY9 •4, An•helm. C.111 112626 Thia bua1nH1 11 con-located 11 114 East Filth Callfof'ftla eorporatlon. ar~ mene.o to 1111nw· t Du'!.• Cahf 92651 The foflow1no penona ar• ,_.
M .... Call! 92627 Calif 112805 Either M11h1aen. 2352 ducted by an 1ndtv1dua1 Str"t 1n the crty 01 S•nta ''' Sindt, Aulhoflaed Of· neu undtr the 1tc1111ou1 Thlt butineas 1• con· OO&ng OU91,_ u Put>tl~ld Oranoe Coal! ~anna Rachelle Hall Th11 bus1neH is con Harl>Ot •204 Coatl Mesa The r1g111r1n1 c;om-An• Ca11foU1•I aH tha1 r1ght nc.r, 114 EHi Rtth 11r .. 1, t>ut1nesa name or name1 dU<lleel by an 1nor~idui>I ADVANCED WCST CAPI· Oaily PllOt F•oruery 27
Orange Ave •J Cotti ducted by co-partners C.ht 112626 ~ to tranuc:t bull-title 1no •ntlll'"I con....,ed lanta Ant, CA 12701 (714) hated lt:>Ove on 1978 The registrant corn· TAL .EQUIPMENT SALES Marena 13 20 1919 llileN. Calff 92627 Tha reg111ran1 com-This business II con· neu under the llc11tiou1 10 and nO'f> rield by 11 undef "9-1211 DonnaSwa!lV<n Adm·'"• mtint.o 10 1r1n~1 l>uti S15 E Batl>Oe Blvd •B M·t&e
Thia buelneM 1• con· meoced to 1ransac1 buSI· duc:1ed by· hu10and and wit• bu11neq n1me or n1me.s said Deed of Trull rn 1111• Pvt:>ttSt)a(l Oranga C<>HI 1r11or nau Ul\08' th• 11c1111°"1 Newpotl Beacn ca~f 924161
duc1ed by· husband ind wife nesa under the fictitious The reglstrenl com lflled above on March I properly s1tuatld 1n 'lll<l Da~y Ptlot March 20 n This tlllemflnt w•' li'8<1 bull~• name t>< "',,,..' Brian Marl< SolO 315 E ---------
The registrant com-l>utlnea name or names menc.d 10 transact bull· 1989 County and Stete described Aprll 3 19119 with ll'lt County Clerk 01 Or· lilted •bova on January Bllt>o• Blvd •B Newoort P\8l.IC NOTICE ~ to tranaac:t buSi· listed 1bove on January 16 neat under Illa l1Ct11t0u1 Jeffrey R Burns u M0.<-0 •nge Count.,. on M•rch l 19119 Beach Ca 1f 1126& 1 riaes under the flellhous 1989 t>uslnen name or n1mn This statement 111119 tiled TH Er E s TA T E o A 1989 Larry M Gut>a<t This bu11t1"1 11 con-'tCTf110U8 IM.ISINEIS
Qutlneas name or names Charley Tielgen lilted above on February 11. wttll the County Clerlr ol 01'· tNfEAEST IN THE LANO "8JC NOTICE F•101eo Th11 at11..,..n1 .... f l4KI duc11d 1>y '" ind••IClual NANI STAnlllOfl
lltlecl ebove on February 27 Thia stllement WIS hie<! 1989 ange Counly on March 9, HEREINAnEA DESCRIBED PUbhlheO Oranga Co1111 1111•1/\ the Count.-Clerk ot Or· Tha reg111r ant com· TN f~ pettona ar•
1989 wllh the COYnty Clerk of Or-David Mathisen 1989 OR AEfFER£0 TO COV FICTITIOUS 8UllNEll D11ty Piiot March 13 20 27 anoa County on F•br111ry menceC1 10 tr1n..c1 t>u•I· doing b\l&iMN 11
Lynn E Hall ange County on February T/\11 statement was ltled ,410715 EAED 8Y THIS OUARAN· NAMI STATEMENT April 3 1989 28 19811 neu una.t the 1tchll01.1t A C C O U N
This llatement WIS hl41d 21. 1919 With the County Clatlc of 01 Pubhsned Orange Coast TEE IS Tile IOllO#lflO person •re M oos F.oe717 bu~ name Cit """"" TANTStCONSUl TAN TS
..tth lhe County Clerk of 0, F40ISM Inge County on March 3 Dally Pilot March 20 27 A LEASEHOLD EST A TE doing buSIMll .. P111>1..,,eo Orange Goetl t41d l bave ()l'I F•bru9'Y 24 p " N . t4l2 Oreen•1ch .,ga County on Merc11 1 Pul>ltst'led Orange Coast 1989 • Aprtl 3, 10, 1989 CREATED BY THAT CEA· RATTAN a WICKER IM· MUC NOTICE Ollty P11<11 Marth 6 13 10 !Ht HUl'lt1ngto,, ha<./\ Cahl
l989 Dally Prlot, Febru1ry 27 '4101112 M·O 17 TAIN UNRECORDED LEASE PORTS, 3-'20 V11 L1d0 New 21 11189 &ti.ti M SOio 91646
F40M.2t Marc/\ 11. 13. 20 1989 Pul>lllhed Orange Co111 DA TEO NOVEMBER $, port Beach Calif 92663 FtCT'tTIOU• eUllNl&I M•983 Thi• 1t1letnenl was loled Ronald " Mau· "432
.o.!..ubllshed Or•nge Coast M·964 Delly Ptl01 MMC/\ 13 20 27, PUBLIC NOTICE 1913 EXECUTED BY THC Winn1trt<S Mrdeane JO MA.Ml •TATEMlHT •-tc NOnrr wltl'I 1"8 County Clatl< of OI G11•nw1ch Huntington
"!9"Y Piiot Maren 13. 20 27, Aprll 3 1989 IRVINE COMPANY, A WEST Cormorant Cir Na..,porl The f~ P8nl0fll l!lr!'I ..--ltw. _,. Count, on FM!rvary ~ Calif 92&t&
-iPrll 3. 1989 MJC NOTICE M·003 FICTITIOUS ltU.ltHEIS VIRGINIA CORPORATION 8Mch, C•111 92860 dOinQ l>u~ 11 29 1Nt Th11 but1neu 11 con I M-996 NAMI ITATEMINT AS LESSOR. ANO BY TROY This bullnest II con CURT ALE PAINTERS ~IDIOUS llU ... SI ...,_ duc1ed ll>r en INIMdWI!
'tCTITJOUS aullNlll P\IM.IC NOTICE The fotlowing pereons ere ASSOCtATfS, LTD . A ducted by an Individual 2400 w Coest H'tway N•NI llATl•NT Pul>l*'41d ex~ Coatt T"• re111trant com·
NAME STATEMENT dotng bualnela at PART HER SH IP A 5 Tna ragl•tr&nl com ~4:,. ~~-porl ach The following petlOftl ar1 Delly Piiot Maten t . 1l 20, tMl'IC«f to lrll'laaet t>u•l
Thi lollowlng pereona are '1CTJTIOUS 8US*ESI EXCESS LOOK AUTO 0£. LESSEE FOR THE TEAM menc:.d 10 transact l>Uio.· OOtng CKnlr .... •• t1 1tn ,_ uno... the 11c11toou1 ........... ,doing bualnesa es NAME STATEMENT TAILING, 9901 Petunte Ave ANO UPoN THE TERMS: neM und« Iha l•Ctrhoue Chrtlfopl'ler Dome•m UCECUTtl.IE TAAININQ ' .... 1, ~ .,..,,. or Nlfft9I
Loc'•L PAAIS,-'32E 17th5tr .. t. Thefollowlogpertor1sar• Fountain Valley Cairf 112708 COVENANTS AND CON· ~aineu name or names ~rtale CONSULTANTS, 3445 ...._IOocMaon'•~17
It Costa MeH. Cleif 92627 doing buslnesl 11 Pr~ltla Clark. 9901 P11u-OITIONS PROVIDED AS Hated lbOve on Fttbruary 15 fhit O\lt•neH 11 c:on Plumeri.t Pf • Co.la .,_, "8.te fl)TlC[ 1118 ,.II~ Nghiem. Liz Nguyen, AESTHETt)( IS 15 Nor th rile Ave , Fouolaln Valley. O IS CLOSE O By A 1999 ducted by •n lnd!Vtdual Cel1I U8'1 l'on ...... tfORTU1t11.::.'1 14052 Shirley St WMt• Linwood Santi Ana Celt! Cehl 92708 MEMORANDU M RE · Wlnnrlr.OM•deane Tha reglal•ant com Janice Alloro. 3 449 'IC'TfTfOUl~SS Thia at1ternel'lt **'tiled 't••••••••t mlnt1ar, Calif 926&3 92701 .wry Mcl<lnllh 915 Lake COAOEO 27, 1973 IN 800t< Thts lllletnent •u !\led ~ to lreneact l>uM Plumerta pi . Co.11 MIM MA.Ma tTATWMIWT W!t1't Ille c..int, Cler't of Of· .. Sam D Nguyen 14052 JatnM Bernard H•bln St Huntington Beacn C.111 11041, PAGE 713 OF OF-"'1th lhe County Clerk ot Or· ,,... Under tne hc:lthOUI c ~ Tt\9 'oloMnO. ~.,. .,. Coo.#11)' on Merell 1
Shlrl•Y St Westm1n1ter, & 15 NOf1tl Linwood Sant• 92821 FICIAL RECORDS "'09 County on Fabruuy l>ulfne91 ~ or l'I.,.,.._ Thia bua1ne11 ii COii· dOW1g t1uW1M1 Ill 1'"
Calif 92683 Ana, Cahf 9270 I Thia bualne11 11 con-NOTE THE LESSEE'S 21, 19811 tiat«t at>ova on tnot Jet> duc1ed by en 1t1CS.vi4lit1 P\J81.ISHIR't MAILtNO ,.._,, 'ACIFIC VIEW MEMORIAL PARK
~ery • Mortuary
Chepel • Crematory
Thie oualnHt It con· T"ll bualnau 11 con-ducted Cly a ~al part-INTEREST UNOEA SAID F•Hll rhrlttopller Curtl Tlla rtgletttnt c;om• Sl,.-VICE,.s21 c.tn~ Of • ,iublJ.,_, Or.not CoMt
duc:1ed by hull>and and wife duct«' by an tnd1vodual '*Ship LEASE HAS BEEN AS· Publ~ 0r"'99 Coast "11 1tatttM111t ••• tiled rntne.O to tranuel ~· .,.,,.,,. Calif t:l715 Deify Piiot ... Ch 13 20 21
3500 Pacific V~ Or1'18
Newport a..cn
.... 2700
The r1g111rant com-The r•gtslran1 com· The rag11tran1 com-SIGNED TO HEASCH[L Oaily Pilot February 27 ""th l~t'f ~ °' °; nMI under tM l\Clt\low HIOOt lteveMO 452 t •l 3, !Ht ' ' ~ to tranNCI bus~ "*1Ced to tranaac1 l>ull· ~ to transact bull· HOOf>ENGARNER 8Y AS-MltCh 8 13 20 1"9 = on ltc.11 ~ tlal'M Of "..,_ C.,.a Of. ~ c:.ul M-H2
neu und8' 1ne flct1tlou1 Mii und« the llcllttous Mn undef the ftct1t1ou1 SIONMENT RECORDED M 970 1 ,410117 t.t.O atioYe Oil ,etl«lary ii, 127'6
butlneaa name or nam• butlneu n•me or namet bullnea1 name or nam. AP"IL 27. 1978 IN BOOK 1"9 Thlt ~••ne11 It ~ ---------•••••••••I ii.ted above on F•bruaty 22. 1191.0 above Of\ Fat>ruary 28 llltld above on Maren 3. 11717 PAGE 73<1 OF 0' P\a)C NOTICE 0a"!l>!~t~• ~"r ~°"271 Jar.c. AllO<d OU¢1ed lly an !Mividull PmltC M)11C( 1989 1989 1t1t FICtAL RECORDS AEFEA· ~, .. _ ... arc ll, or Tiiie 1tatemen1 _.. filed The reo1atrant com• 1---------Plflll lllTlllS Sam Ngu)'9'1 ....,.. B Hablf1 Pr1tc:tllaClwll ENCE BEING HEREBY '1CTmOUI ..,...... ~llS, 1119 Wllh IMCCIUntyCttl' .. Or·~ to nnuct c.w;.. ...CiiliOUI.,.._ •• IELL lllUWlY Thlt •tate~t ... flied Th19 Slllarn.t"il ..... "*' Thi• llaltment ... filed MAOf TO THE "ECOAO NAMI •TATt:MINl M·004 .,. Oo\mty Oil FtliJt.-v,.. ""°" the MIOUS eeAm ITA~ Mortuary • Chapel wlth the County Clef11 of Or· With the Counly Clerk 01 Or-Mlh the County Clefk of Or-THEREOF FOA FULL PAA· The lollo-#1ng e>1<ton1 era P\lllC NOTICE 21 1919 ~ narM Ot ~ TN~~ .,, ange County on Fel>fuary ange County on February ange County on Match 3, TICULARS ctol~ t>ustneat u r...m lllfed ICICMI on Maettn I . doln9 ~
Cremation 2•. 1989 21. 1989 IN9 THE LANO AEr[RAEO VOODOO, 32 S.U!Oe Cir· '1CTmOUI 8U8*1H Publlstltd Ot~ CoClt 111t •US IHI SI CAR 0 S 110 Broadway ,..,. '40fT71 , .. 11225 TO IN THIS GUARANTEE IS de, Newporl e.cJ'I Calif NAm lfA~NT 0.Uy "'°' Mate:,, •.. 13 20 Hltd It~ TOflolOAAOW 1011 Brioeo Costa Mese PublllMO Oranoe Coast Publtll!e<I Cling~ Coa81 Pul>l191141d Oranoe Coesl SITUATED IN THE STATE 92163 The 1-........, 21, ltft 1'tU 11...,,..,,. • ~ • tOI Cotta tHM
M2·t111 Dally P110t March 6. 13, 20. Dally PllOI March 6 13, 20 OallY Pilot Match 13, 20. 21. °' CALIFORNIA. COUNTY 819Phen Anthony Pen•. doing,;;;;;;;;: ::tone.,. ... .... wi!fl 1~ CcMll'f 0..1 ~ CX· Catif 92tl7
111 .......... ,27. t989 27. 11189 Aptil 3, 111811 0, OAA'NOE. -CITY OF 3~ Seal~ Ctrde, Ne...,port Vl(LA VISTA APfS 2078 •-.,. WlTtH' MQe County Oii M•c" t . TMfW tnc, Cal1lorn1a.
M-977 M·978 M 007 IAVINE AND IS DESCRIBED e.ed'I, Catlf 92W Thufln Cotti MMI Ca11f ,._ ""'~ 1Ht 21763 ,_u1MOr. MIH IOn ~========~=========~========~=====~==~IM~~~ ~~~·~~·~n· N~~~· 2 r. A 1.IASEHCXO ESTATE OUCttO by en 11\CSMdual M · COf '1CTmOUI 9llll•H PvOIMeO Or.,. Cout Ttlil ~ la cet1•
IN ANO TO THI '0LLOW· Th• r1gl1trant com-eu.:o~·,~ e~ c!.°t1" ~'-.n ~ "°' M.,0, 2Cr. 27. ~"' • COfl*M
STARTING A NEW BUSINESS??
The Legal Oepartrt1en1 at the
Daily Pilot Is pleased to an·
nounce 1 new ser111ce now av11I·
able to new businesses
We wtll now SEARCH the
name for you 11 no extra charge.
and save you the time and the
trip to the Court Hovse In Santa
Ana Then. ol course. after the
aearch 11 completed we will me
your fict1t1ous business narne
a111ement wtth the County Ct«k,
publllh once a Week for four
weeks as roquirfd by law and
then ftle your proof of publl·
cation with th• County Cl rl(,
Please stop by to file your
fictitious business atatement •t
the O•ily Pilot Legat Oep•rt
ment, 330 West Bay. Costa
Mesa. Californt• If you can not
stop by, pleaao call us
at (714) 642;4321. Exlenston
315 or 316 and we wrll make
arr1"9ement1 for you to handle
this procedure by mall
If you 1hould h1v~ any further
quauont, p .. ue can us and w
will be m0te than glad 10 auist
you
Good luct< In your new busmeu•
INO "*"* 10 lfat!Hcl bu•I-H981 • dO!nO ~~ate Nltl I . 10, l... ffle t•tlflrlnl CO"'•
"AACIL A· ~ ul'lcttr the flCllllOUI Tl'ltl bvllM.. ,. con· "-AGUNA au. POAT8 M 01t to If~ tlueio
THATPORTIONOFLOTI ~ n&IM Or ntm• ducted'°! tn lncliv\dull )I ... ~ 91vCf C.. ,_. ~ .. flc1~00\n °' TAACl NO 7111. AS llei.Oa~onfet>f\l""t 20 Tl'te regletrant com·....._ C. tMU • .,..,_ rwM ot NfMI ~o ~ ~C::,~ ~: '':_...,..,,.,,_,. rnericed to tr9"Met Dutf. ... 1por11 Inc., Cill· MCfftlOUl.,H•M ':';' aoo.. oo ~.
PAcaa •2. q ANO .. °' Thia .. '"""*'' .... hleel .... UflW the llClltiOVI fomle. -N c.... =.. ..,_. eTAiU I " T1tll Hof*lna ,.,......,., ICIL.LA ... OUS MAPI wttfl IN Co4.mty Cl9fll of Or r::-~ Of namee Ll8UM 9Nett, Calif I 1 TM~~_,. fl'lll ~I ... 111c1
MCO"OS Of OAANO MOit Counly on Fet>tu*')' "__..,0.,11 eort1':0 ~':;:'!"=:or~· dolno tMINlri • w11t1 IN Coun.ty ~of Or· ~ ~:~~~g~s ~ 21• !MO ,,....7 Thia 1tat.,,.,t ,... Ilea Tti• ••1tetrent com· .J.:1~ ,.~,:. ,~,!. = Cowrltr on Mat°' 1•
PAl'tCEl NO 1. AS P\ll)llallieO CX•nge co .. 1 wlll'llNCown!Jca.t\~Ol'· ll*iced lo lf"INCt !>ult· t4Mwllr eo.tllMeM Callf ,_
SHOWN·ON A MAP FILED D9ily PllOt. '.Oruary 27. = COl.iftt~ on ..._Cfl 1• ,_ ~ IM AclltlOU9... ,. _ _..,.__ ~ c:o.t
IN 800t( .. PAQll .. °' Mardi •• 11, 20, 1189 ,_ ~ ___ ........ ~~ ,....,. A. Hiii, S6 LMM OetltJ Piiot Mwcn 13.· ao '17, P~ MAPl IH THI<>'· Mo.MS ~ Orenat C.... -_.... °" -._., ...._.......,, 8-cll ~ Aorifa 1•
F1CI ~ THE COUNTY Ali• Delly PIO\ Mltcfl tJ, 20 tr, ,... -M-9ti , COMI" p SAID COVN· ftlUC M)llC( Ac>fO ,... '-L kWnfW, ,,_.. n. __,,_. la TY. ....... _. ..,. 91111-1__,
PA.-CIL8 '9CftfiOUl .... U W1191TNelle~C:ot~ Tfte r .. llffe"t com• f9IC9W A l'tON·EXCLU91V! _.eTA~ PWUCllnll ,. _ _...on Merdl i......, .. "-' .,..._, __ ....., __ ....,....__
IAMMINf '°" IHGMM TM.-.....,. penona are ;I ..,..._ .. , ,_ ....., ... __,.,. JI
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"Daddy, do you think Paul Bunyan
used steroids?"
by Brad Anderson
k~~
j '20
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"That'll teach you not to tick my face wben
I'm shaving!" How t>IO TH~ 'Gotl>ILOCKS' llHNG
DO 1Nll-4E RATIN6S~·
PBA1'UT8
't'E5. MAAM. I SAW '<OU AT
OUR 6AME LAST WEEK .. AND
I SAW YOU 6ET INTO THAT
QTl-IER CAR AND LEAVE .. y-;-
GARFIELD
SOMfflME~ I LIKE ro WAiC.H
LIFE'' PA~~IH& PARAP!
TUMBLBWEBDS
DllABBLS
Tl4AT FELLOW '(()U LEFT
WITH ..• DO WE KNOW
AN"t'TMIN6 A60VT HIM?
by Charles M. Schulz
SORRV. MA1AM .. t SOUND
LIKE '{QIJR. FATMER OR
50MET~IN6. DON'T I ?
by Jim Davis
ANP SOM£.11ME!> 1ME l'ARAPE lO<E~ 1'0 W.-1C.M ME.
FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE
SHOE
.JUDGE PAR KER
HOW DtOYOU rur GET INTO YVHEN SAYLOR WRESTLING
THE SAIL..Of'lt ASA PRO· TAKES GLORIA FESSlON? 10 DINNER
SHE FINDS HIM BOTM COURTEOUS .ANO ENTERT.AtN·
ING/
I LEARNED THE FUNOA· MENTALSAS A COLLEGE WRESTLER I
... AND 71-fE.N CJN04~ FA"rnER. AAO 11-fE
UNM rft6A'fED GALL. 10 OF'F'E~ ME A
NEW CAR I~ 1:'0 ~ANGE HER GRADE f
. . DOONUBURY by Garry Trudeau
by Lynn John1ton
\.lE ~ 10 SMT" ~~.
by Jeff MacNelty
by Harotd Le Doux
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by Tom BatJuk
F n Adam say r:
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25CENTS
RCH 21, 1989
Ornela·s guilty of manslaugtlter
apptared to bt tryana to slow tl\e dnver. Murder charge in drunken driving fatality rejected "T~ "•dcotape ~ an emotionaJ
piece of evade nee ... but if you ftctte-
tn prison af con' 1ctrd of second· frame at, xou can sec she waJked into ly JANET ZIMMERMAN
Ol ttw o..iy l'lloc la.ff
A youna man who fatally struck a
Newpon Beach woman dunna a
drunken JOY ndc was acquitted of
~ond-dcarce murder on Monday
and instead convicted of a lesser
charge of gross vehicular man-
• slaughter while 1n1oiuca1ed.
Jur'()R discarded the pr<>s«ut1on's
theory that Danny Ornelas. 19.
1ntcnt1onally <;wel"\ied into the ped-
cstnan as her two }oung sons \.Wltch·
ed The 5C\ en-man five-woman
panel dehvercd ns vtrd1ct shortly overturned and landed near her
aftei bcairul4na its fifth day of de-manaJed body. Her children. who
,liberations. witnessed the mc1dent~ were not
OrncJaswassto1casba1hff led him injured.
away in handcuffs. but his sobb1n1 "-West Orange County Supenor
mother had to be helped from the t'ourt Judge LutS Carcknas denied a
courtroom. defense motion to allow Ornelas to
The family and fnends of the remain free on St00,000 blil, raised
v1Ct1 m remained dry.qed as they lefl by parish1onen at his church .
the beating. Omela.S. who had no pnorcnmanal
Debbie Ann Killelea. a 37-year-old terord. will face foUT to 10 years an
mother of three from the Balboa pnson when he 1s sentenced May 2.
Peninsula, died shortly after the Sept. The Judge docs. however. have the
I accident. She was thrown more than option of placina him on probation.
SO feet by the speeding car. which He would have faced 15 years to hfe
dearcc murder the allcy. ·he said.
Defense attorney Ralph Bcncanse> Bcncanicy maintained throuahout
exprtsscd relief at the Jury's verdict. thr I rial that the Huntinston Par1t
add1na at was the btst he could have youth should not have been charaed
hoped for Thc attorney said the with murder
prosttuuon's key pie~ ofev1den~. a "The district attorney was bowina
videotape inadvertent!) rcC'orded by to pubhc pressure. lie public bears
the puscnger 1n the pced1ng car. about a shon tape and it sounds lrke
ended up btnefitang the defense. -someone was lookma for someone to
The tape ho~cd Killelea tandtnl" hu,"'he said.
near the center of the alley, her hands But Deputy D1stnct Attorney Tom
on her h1,n and her leas apen. The Goethals said he would not chanae
~oman. who campaaaned for smcter anv aspect of the case. Allhouah the
speed laws 1n the btach community. fPtease '"a..LAl/AJ)
Cmay
lnbe
volleyball
champs
NewT-bird
takes off,
wipes-out
car wash
HB council to get _
second opinion on
wetlands zoning
By 808 VAN EYKEN
Of -o..iy l'9ol ~
A Costa Mesa car wash "'as put out of operation Monda) 'when a new
Ford Thunderbird accclcratro and
sma hed into a block wall. de-
mohshana the 1Nall. scndana ""o~ers
Oyang for cover and lUlltnl off power
to the entire operation
.. The cu tomcr pulled up to the gas
pump at about I p.m was gJven a
llcket for the cashier and &hen my
dnver got in:· said Nab1I HaJJar,
manager of the Costa Mesa Autp
Wash on Harbor Boulevard. "As ·
soon as the dnver got an. there was a
screech and the car accelerated. He hat
the brakes. but the ca r kept going."
The car went about 75 feet and
crashed into the wall by 1he deta1hng
shop.
"The screeching 'iOund continued
and the wheels kept accclerauna until
the enaane finall~·dacd," Ma.uar said.
The dnvcr, Jaime Rutz. 26. tep~
out oflhc car but complained of head
and back p~uns. He v.as taken to
Collcic Ho p1tal. whcrt he wa
treatt'd for head inJune and a
fPfease see CRASH/A2J
Thi• wasn•t th• result 8ruc• "-YMan . of
lrvln• had In m ind when he turn-' his new
'ord Thunderbird oYer to H deane4 9t •
.............. _, ...... ._..,
Costa Meu CM ...... 111• car suddenly
.cceler9ted and ... Sited Into a bloctc wall.
stltlhtly lnjwlft9 ttte .U•ndaftt·drtwer.
Wayne attack su~pect to be arraigned
ly LESUE EARNEST po~~~~;rdt, whom police de-0t._o.-y,..,....,, scr1btd as an unem_plo)ed elcctncaan.
A su,pect an the v1c1ou btatina last was be1n1 held at Oranse County Jail
Octobtr of a Nc~pon Beach million· 1n Jieu ofSI malh on bail
aart and the dau&fltcr of the late actor At the lime of the 111ack on Wayne
John Wayne 1s scheduled to be and businessman Roaer Luby, G1on1S
arra11ncd an Harbor Mun1c1pal Coun and Wayne were were tocked 1n a
on Fnday. cu tody battle for their daufhtcr, Jerrel Ltt Hinteriardt, 37. who was Anaswta. A 1upcnor Coun Judge
1""1ted 011 u p1c1on of criminal ta t month awarded cu,tody oftbe l ·
con pa racy and tv.o count of o •ult tear-old 11rl to Gionis. whose office as
wnhidcadlywcaPon 1n Burbartk lat.' 1n the Pomona aiu.
week. 1 a fi rma empfoyfe of a Pohcc would reka.sc few details on
pnvate 1n"e Uplor ~ta1ned la t )'car thearrcst for fear of jeopardittnl their
by A• Wayne's e~·husband. or· cont1nu1n1 tn\'etttptjon.
tho,xd1c iuraron Thomas 01onas. "He is one of the onmary u pccts
an the onainal asS1uft case." New~rt
Beach Police Lt Tim Newman S11d of
Hanterprdt on Monda). "There arc
other outstand1n1 suspects." Wayne said Sunday she "a~ not
notified of Hantcrprdl's amst and
knew nothana about 1t.
"This the first I've heard of It, .. ~hc
said. ··r rally don't know what's
ao1naon."
Ne1lher 0 1ontS nor Luby could be
rcached for comment Monda)'
H1ntcrprdt was once cmplo)ed b)
1n"es1tplor 0 . Daniel Gal. ..,hom
G1onis rcponedly retained to ""atch
\\-a)'M and her interactton with their
daqhltr. Wayne and lub) said
earlier 1he)' had Iona known &he> ~err
beans followed b) Gal
Dunn a the attack."' h1ch took place
1n the pragC' of Luby's 22nd Street
home. the pair was lied up and p1 tol
whipped and their heads were
poundedqa1n t lhc floor. One of the
attackers slashed Lu bf s Ach111~· tendon and tokS him ..• , ou'rc (me -
an&) with the wrona (U) ..
On the mornana of the assault). Gal
was Sttn PJl~ed on the street 1n 1ront o1 LubyT estate and construcuon ~orl.en told pohce he rcpnteil got
out of ha car and looked throu the
tocked pte of the home. acco JO to
,,.. ... '" An£ST I All
ly ROHRT l .AltKllt
Of OM O.ily ..... Shlf
The Hunt1n1ton Beach City Coun·
ell voted Monda> n1&ht to act a
S«ondlcpl 0~1on on whet.her they
can prcsct"'e 125 acm of roast.al
lands Wlthout subj«t1na the c11y to a
multimalhon-dollar lawsuit
Off1C1als \'Otcd to hire lhe law firm
McCutchcon-Oo) le ofWalnut Crttk.
attorneys for the Leaa~ of C'ltte for an 1mpan1al opinion
But. after the cl~ of the mtttanJ.
an attome) for the Mills Land and
Water Co .. Robtrt L Moore. said 1hat
the Mc:Cutcheon-Doyle law firm n-pr~scntcd a ml)or pnvate land-
owner an 1hc wetlands area and
probably ""ould havr a conflict of
int~rcst.
Earlier. about .300 people Jammed
Cttv-Council cham~ and scorn of
speakers u11cd officials to procttd wtth coastal conscrvaL1on zon1 na for
the land adJa«nt to Plc1fte Coast
H1ghwa)., from Beach Boulc"ard to
the: Santa i.\na R1"cr.
Cit} Attorney Gail Hutton ~am~ that the C1t) could be ued for uo to
AluaW•Jfte
S7S m1lhon 1f officials insisted on tontna that would prohibit com·
mm::iit dtvelopment.
However. attorney E. Clement Shu.• who reptWnttthe fricads of
the HWltiniton Wetland said the
C1ty could apply coa ul conservation
zonana withoua bt1na fearful of lepl
action.
Ruth Galanter. a Los Anaeles
councilwoman tA-bo worked on the
1986 lal\d·use cnmprom1se for the
atta as a consultant to the Coastal
Conservancy, uracd officials to 10
ahead wtth coast.al ioruna. .
··Arc )OU 101n1 to stand by federal
and state laws to protect lbe
wetlands?" she asked.
On June 26. 1986. the C'ity Council
adopted a land-use plan for the area
that was cemfied the followana Apnl
by the Calafom1a Coastal Com·
mi ion.
The zone change. supPOScdly the
ne~t step an the progression towards
coastal coruervallon and restont.aon
of the w.ctlands. wenl to the Plantuna
Comm1 ion on Feb 7.
At that time. the comm1ss1onen
,,_ .. loH WETLANDS/ A2J
Doctor's
videotapes
disallowed
as evidence
1y J ANET ZIMMERMAN
Ol lfW Ollll1 .... ...,
A patient' pnvacy far ou.twc\lhs a
prosecutor's n,ht 10 use: v1deo\apet
st1Ztd from the home and office of a
Newport Beach ncurosurat<>n 1n a
potential molesution caJC, a Judac
ruled Monday.
Island firefight~rs.may get roomier quarters
upmorCourtJudac O."ad Caner
ordered prosecutors to ~tum 1 dotta
of 13 remain1aa "idcota.pes to Dr
Francts William who was c~
with molnllna ttt.o former pat1a1t
one of them a \Cea..,. Tbotc
charac_swercd1 missed lat month for
lack of cvadcncc.
The prosecutton will be ~lo~ to
use Ont of the taJ>C wbach tbOYtt •
Williams 64, pcr'formina 1 Petv~ tum1nat1on n a naked ... ...,.
the same one M earl tCr was lccUttd of
molntn\I. Deputy Dtstract Attomty
Krj_ty MacEachcm S11d. ~ • TM otbtt t.apes ~1thtt ~
I.
ofbusthnJ Manne A~tnue a-. l>ad's floormaybcaddtdtomakelifeatthc Dori'" SbOP and 1he Vall Inn. \mall Nt1on more tolerable
But rttenlly tMft has bttn talk that LOcal ltan1na 'IO"-lrd tnd1taon, ~ · ..... '~· d locate m to favor ·iftPt~ ~ uuon h1111; scauon m .... t c~ In re · ---1t .. 1tv oftKlals. thou•h, KVtral bloc'b awa)' to the former 1te -'"''" •• , .,. oftM island'• latt .. , ution. don't want tolcta~nopp0nunaty ~ hke th• thp 1way. om:= sala and 'r"bhtht)' v~ • .. ... s m'tltnl worth lookin~ at •. tnn1 dolun o t e un~ 1y WI ,.... • ...._OltJaa.21.rauttanainthera~ ;:~ c-pon a.ch Fare "nit Jim ••"::::=on ~lboa bland'. llftd MW lofta bcfott the JI\ ~ cky" • .OW mulhnt O\CT IUttott cto.d. 11ie Ud drafted a
...._,IO ..w or May put. If' the iNotlO'llllOlJU theT~t u~ -mnea• wtwrt n , • a K'C'<>nd uon M ne. he . iOO wa
e'~tcd to co t about S .000.
But .,.hen the ps \lltaon sold it lut
pllon of unleaded. Rttd and olhtt cit) official rt('()n 1dntd their po
tuon.
.. We really do Med mafe room:·
Rttd tatd TheoWp tat1onproptrtyha not
~nc on the markc:t )'Cl. to cny
offKl&I don't rtall> know what to
c•~t Of how far t.Mtr moncyw1ll ao.
lsiand rnidtnt meanwhile. ha"e
IRcci the cit) IO P,Urthnc the old pt muon and tran form 1t i"&o 1 .mall
park. The council ha ind1ca~ that a park i unhktly. for thOK .,.ho work at tation No:
4, the pit« as tutc but hardly
pf'IC't 1cal.
..If the 1iland wudC-vclOP_td today,
you woukln'l ~t dliit heft:' taid An
Morton. 53. 1 fire eftli.-r •llilM'd to the station.
Tbe tany bUikt1Q111 cramped to the
pGtnt lhat no mort thaft t-0 n .. fi1tum can Work thfrt at a tune and
tome CQUIOIM'ftl atnftOt fil tntidc.
"9 ... STATION/Alf
peticntt "'ho coukt noc be idnta or of pn>pcf rccord.1nas t.bc ,.....
eculion wanted to '* b C)09.
~··~ purpoeel. The Ml"I dc8lt I blOw to ..... m.ton. ~ .,,, d«idf WhMa •
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bY 8H Keene COUR1D CVLTU9&
"Daddy, do you think Paul Bunyan
· used steroids?"
by Brad Anderson
"I,)• ~ .: .
11
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J_)
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~rt~ 3 'lO
"That'll teaoh you not to lick my face when
I'm shaving!" Mow l>IV TH~ 1Gott>U.OO<S' THING
DO 1N1HE RATIN6S~•.
PEAKUT8
't'E5. MAAM, I SAW VOU AT
OUR 6AME LAST WEEK .. AND
I SAW '(OU 6ET INTO TMAT
on~ER CAR AMO LEAVE .. ;r--;-
OARPIELD
SO.E11M£~ I LIKE ro WAl'C.H LIFE'~ PA~~IH6 PAAAP!
TUllBLBWEEDS
DRABBL&
~AT FELLOW '<OU LEFT
WITH ... DO WE KNOW
AN'f'THIN6 A60VT HIM?
. by ~harles M. Schulz
SORR'r' MA1AM .. 1 SOU~D"'
LIKE '10UR FATMEfC OR
SOMETM~N6. DON'T I ?
by Jim Davis
ANP SOME.11ME~ 1ME PARAli>E
Llt<E! 'TO •1C.M ME
FOR BETTBR OR l'OR WORSE
SHOE
JUDOB PARKER
HOWOIO YOU n.tr GET INTO THE FL.NOA· YVHEN SAYLOR WRESTLING MENTALS AS
THE SAi~ AS A PRO· A COLLEGE TAKES GLORIA FESSION ;> WRESTI.ER / 10 DINNER SHE FINDS HIM BOTH COURTEOUS
ANO ENTERTAIN·
ING'
... AND -rnEN CJND4'5 FA'rnER HAO 1U£ ..
LJt\lMl'ff6A1'EO GAU... m on=e~ ME A I
NEW CAR IF I 'D ~ANGE ~ER GRADE .
DOOIU88UllY
by Lynn Johrmon
\.lE. PAE1b SMr ~~
by Jeff MacNelty
by Harold Le Doux
by Tom Batfuk
~ INCREDtsa..E., WAA1"' KIND
GINN'.> ! OF CA~ 4r-