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Home My WebLink About1989-03-29 - Orange Coast PilotPORT /Bl ED1 E D Y 'I M RCH 29-19.89 Bail stands for Wayne assault suspect 9y JANET ZJMMERMAN 01-. ~ "°' fAlllf A SupcnorCourtJudgcon Tuesday refused to lower bail from SI million fora S1m1 Valley pool cleaner accused m the beatmaof A1ssa Wayne and her former bo) fncnd, financier Roger Luby. Jeffrey Kendall Buocy. 3S, was arrested last week m connccuon with FVrecall attempt I ill-timed, Voss~ays I)' ~AUL ARCHIPLEY Of ttw ~ l'tlOC SU« Fountain Valle)' ( ounc1lman Fred Voss said Tuesday a recall effort again t him v.ould be 1ll·hmed; expcm1ve and d1v1S1vc. Voss' comments were included in his official rcpl)' to 1hr a.roup that has launched the recoil RepcaUnJ much of v.hat he said at a pre conftrcnce and ubsc9ucnt council mctting. Vo\s \aid h1 20 )'cars of M:rv ice to tht community hould ca ti) overshadow a s1ngJe mistake. . That m1\takc oc:curred on Jan 30 v.hcn Vo . S2. sohettcd a prostttute m Sanui na who turned out to be an undercover poli c officer Vo ~s pve up his ma)or's pvcl but retained his counCll seat · Vo 1d tepp1n_1 down a mayor was .. the mo t paanfol act of my life." "I brou&ht the consequences upon my~lf and havt apologized to the people of Fountam Vnlley for anr. embarrassment I have caused them. • he said. "I do not behcvc the maJOnt) arc so unforan 101 that the) v.111 not balance 20 )cars ofhonorablc strv1cc ap1n t one m1 take." l'l.,jouns his tcnn c•r1rcs in 1m. Vo s said a succcssfu rttall "-OUld remo~c him from office v.11h a )car or le left 1n h1~ term. special election to rcJ>lacc him "-OUIJ cost the clly $90,000. he sa~. the Oct. 3 attack m the praJC of Luby's sprawling Newport Beach estate. One of two other suspects named 1n the case also was in custody 1n lieu ofS I million bond. Defense anomcy Bruc,e Hill of Woodland Hills •f'JUed for a lower ball. He said lhc defendant has a wife and two cbjldren, a well as hi own business. and would have hllle reason to flee. "I don't believe that e11her of the v1ct1m1 sus&a1ncd any lasting injuries, assumina Mr. Buoe y was involved," Hill said. "It seems to me one million dollars would be exc,essive in light of the cha,..cs. •• Bui Sul)Crior Court Judge Russell Bostrom refused to loweT the bail and said he was concerned wuh the poss1bthty of fl1&h1 and the con· sp1ratonal nature of 1he allqed "I rnpcc,tfull) a k that }OU coo-- 1dcr the cMt , the publicity and the ckcp d1v1 ion that a recall v.ould brina to our community," Voss s~ud fhecounc1lman'Hommtnts failed to ~way Bob M°''· one or the retail jftteaM lff VOSS/A2J Lazy d•z• The .. ntl• s curves of tL.:rtd concrete at the Koll Center an lrvln• were IO r• .. • to TH HaMHI that he man .. ed • snoo•• durlft9 his lunclt on Tues.day. C 0 \ I IC' I 0 IC\ PO' I 'C IC IP I Sunshine sandwich ' shop inay be riding off into the sunset road, the o•Mrs YI t.ht) were told. for VttJJn&a Mc inncy •ho opcr· attd the 5tand ••th hCr h~nd for IS YQn unta~ has deeth &alt )'tar and hu kq>t at ~ wath the help of her dauah~,._ !tri Pollard. at Ytlll be the end ()(a samily busiMM. "It's J\dl pna compktdy cut my mother's h\dtbood oft" Pollard Yid. ··Anet thtrt'• no. ·we~re sony.' :Thcrt'• nolh1 ... •• t\1tlloullt no OM QI I 1lable 10 comment from tbe Patti Oq.rt· meaa, a Calilonia Department ol T . ~-id .~-c=" =" '° wideft the rmd bil tMI ~not~ firm. cnmc. Bouey weanng a p1rtk polo--style shin an~ Jeans, stood quietly in the prisoner's box of the courtroom. His arraignment was postponed until April 7. That 1 the same day bis allcscd accomplice, Jerrel • Lee Hlnterp.rdt, 37. will be arra.,ncd. Hmteraardt was identified by the victims as one of thetr anackers. Soucy also was 1dent1fied in a photo hneup, pohcc said. Polic,e are scarchina for the 1.h1rd suspect. Qded Daniel Gal, 32, who allcacdly orchestrated 1he attack. He told" police he was goina 10 Europe and has not returned, Newport Beach police Lt. Tim Newman said earher. Gal was htrcd by Wa)ne's n- husband, Thomas Gionis. to py on her dunn1 a bmcr custody battle for their I ·year-old daughter. Wavne 1s the dau&hter of the late actor John W~ync. Gion1s, an orthopedic surgeon who was awarded custody of the child, bas derucd any wronado1na. The tno arc accused m a ~nminal complaint of conspiracy, assault W'lth a deadly wea~n and two counts each of assault wtth a firearm and false 1mpnsonment. . f Pfeas« Sff BAR./ Alf Effects of Alaska spilr' sp.read --to -Coast ~xplgr-atiGr+figAt- I)' PAUL AJtCHIPLEY OflN~ ..... kMf Even 1f crc~s manage to dean up the Alaskan 011 pill with m1n1mal environmental damajc. the accident may be a public relauons d1 tcr for the 011 companies Sttkmg to expand dnlhng off the Southern Cahfom1a coast. Environmentahs1s vov.cd to add the disaster to thtir arsenal 1n fighting expanded 011 exptoranon and oper- ations The 1crra Club. which sttll cites the environmental damage cauSt'd b) the nta Barbara spill 20 )earsaao. 1s bus) photographmJ the l.SQ.000. barrel sp1ll 1n la ka s Pnn e Wilham Ciound. Westminster mangullty of HB murder. By RANDA CARDWEU Oty-5-IK• ..\ JUI') found a Westman tcr man guilty on Tuesda~ of first-deartt murder in the chokina and drown mg death of his cstran~ g1rlfnend an Huntington Beach. Gerald Lee 81 hop Jr . 22 ~hov.ed no emotion as the Jury's ~trdu.:t v.as read But aero s the courtroom. relat1\CS of &he 22-)ear-old \ICttm. ~anna Garcia. burst into tear' Bishop faces 2S )cars to hfe 1n pnson when he 1s sentenced May 12 b) Orange Count) upenor Court Judge Jean Rhe1nhe1mer His at1orMy had a11ued for a · man lau&hter conv1ct1on. cla1m1og 1hc murder v.--as a cnme of passion The v1ct1m's father. Roben Garcia, fftteaw SH GUILTY I A2J Prnkl~ntlal t~am arrltl~s to ch«k Alaslc11n ~llnUf'. Af. here. Elmar Baittcr, .a communi auons officer for the Long Be ch Port Authon1y. said there has ne"cr been a Sierra Club spoke man said they m-..ior spill m the harbor, the deepest would use the evidence to lobby on the West Coast. ag:unst funhcr oil exploration an About one·th1rd of all . 011 from Alaska as v.ell as for another mora-Alaska to the West oa t 1s destined tonum on 011 dnlltng off C'.alifomta's for Lona Beach coast. In the fisal )Car I qg7 8 that 01J industry spokespersons are amounted to almost 20.S million 1ttgUtng the Ptlf tS a mariti~ metric..to.n.sofpeu:olcum deb~ L0--+-1 d1sasu:r, and ugcst cnvironmen· lo!'& ~h. But r id. ~listsarccloudanathe1s ucbyty1naa onccunkcrsaredoc\.ed 1n de the boating accident to 011 exploration harbor, 011 booms arc placed around and dnlhna. them to pre\.cnt any poten11al pill ev~ environrncntah~ from prrad1na. and other opponents of offlhorc But thc\<'\e nc'Ct° bttn nccdcd. dnlhna an: a luna 1f it could luppen • lfttuse see SltU/ A2J Voice not recognized in ·doctor's cry for help lly JANET ZIMMERMAN Of-~,_ klllf The ne1&hbor of a lam Newpon Beach OP.~thalmolog1st heard a struglc the nilht oflht' sla)1na. but said he d1dn t rccogn11e the ~reams for fielp as those of the doctor. who had a thick ThaJ accent Wilham Hardy hved in an •P4rtment behind Dr Boonlord · (hultapatrchcev1n. who was mbbcd'to death on his bedroom noor. Hard) testified an the second day of a prthminal') htanng for !\lien L1ndS(). 23. accused ofk1lltna the .W.)car-old doctor la t fanual") and stcah na hi 1ercedn-lknz. Hardy said he heard a faint bump1na sound 1n the nc1ghbonng. bcachfron1 apanment for about fht minute ·•At the t1me. l thou&ht Dr Chula ~as moving m<"th1ng around 1n his house:· Hardy saaa Hard) said he thtn heard someone dist1nl"tl~ ~> 'Help me'. Help me•··· Hard) and three other net&hbors can~ out of thtar homes on :?3rd trttt after the panicked cry but didn't discover the 'iOurce and v.ent back 1n 1dc he said l' nder CTO txammat1on. Hard)' t~ttied he could ta il) rerogn1ze C. hula·s \OICt because of has ac«nt He said ht didn't rec-oan1ze the ff'te•se aee OOCTOR/A2J QC growth management plan adopted ly RANDA CARDWfU. ~--s-.. A new grov.1h mana ~nt plan rcqu1nna dcHlopcrs 1n Orante ount)' to pro' 1dc traffic and public 1erv1ce 1mpro"ement pnor to actli&AI de\elopment ~cnt 1oto cfkct T""'° da . .. I can't d nbc how pated 1 ... wtth th1 plan;· said SU~"°' Gadd• Vasquez. ''Thi plan n .,._. on the sound pnnc1 ple that*"~ mcnt mu t be phased "llh improve- ments ·· uprf"\iiJOt Ham(tt w~i wlao 1ho ~oted \0 adopt tM plan, said itw hooCs Oran., C'ounl) ~1tiet wil ronow the county's tumple. "A mtrm Wiii now be 1n ~ ,._ Will~ lM dlVt'f"K nttdlCJrO..-. County and 'an bt a mOdel .. adlir anas. Wt att ofkri-, our llilltll • • batit for other ~nt.. • W...._ W& ..,....... I 2.4-nHIC ttttion bctna pwOi*Jld a widt1une." E11tta A~ llid. ••1t's rally not a IUft thiftl. la kt. IMtt ~ noth•• mort .. ••-IATRY/AJI ---------T.e P1R1 41 ..... ,,. ..._ ......... -•• ,..-...... ._...,. .. Mr •1 ... r"1 eallfJ• Thcplan requeYn&k=s • for roed amprovttnentl ,.._ .. G /ltltt't ~ ......................... M ~ rlii::ll:lcn ........................ M ~ .•.••••..••••••••••.•.•••••••..• 91.-4 ~~···························· M Wllmlllllll' ................................ M Ofmp COliM DAILY PILOT/ W..ndey. M8rclh n ... olsa wetlands pa adv ill llOelllT llMt<IR m .. ..._,,...1u1r ~parent oon,pan) of the 1gnt1I Landmark Co on :rondA> approved +'!--t---~ comproaust land-ust olaJ\. pu hini a kn1tltyenv1ronmental bauleon the Bolsa Chica lo.,, land to the bnnk of bttaktbrough. SllJlal President Peter Denn1!.ton announced that official with the Henley Group of La Jolla approved u compromise \hat was put on the table less than 24 hours earlier. It would put all homrs w h.: con,tructcd 10 tbc lo"' land' on the inland ~1dc: of a '°" called cro 'i-PP conntttor. a road to be h1,uh in the ca tern p;ian of the lo~land) to link. Bol~ C"h1Ca Street to Garfield A'c-n11t' If the Amigo de Bot C h1ca . the chief opp0nen1 to the de, cl pment. appro'c the compromise plan thc:n Bolsa Chica "'ill become .. a -done deal," officials ~y. , But the Amigos. who had a board of directo~lmecting Monday night to rrvtt~thtcompronmcoffcrmadc b) Crtr Count1lman P~cr C'rtttn. tn· dacattd the) ha,·e morr stud) to dQ before rua.kina a commitment. "Wc•tt Sllll rtvic~in& e\Cf)thang,'' ~1d htrte> Otttloff: ~1cknt oftht' 1.000-membcr orpn11a1ion ··we'tt knee-deep in figure!>. We want to be thorouah and ~e'tt not read} to rcalt. We wane to e:\plore the information carefull )." \uy Administrator Paul Cook sisd Tuesda> that S1anal's dec1s1on is • w ma1or 11~. ··1 uid earlier that we're tn<'he awai. Now I bchc"e it's c~: n 1 uncten.: 1 hl" development and v.ctlancb rc\lorauon plan i1 scheduled to ao Apnl 10 to the' membn-5 of the 8otSI C haca Planmna Coalition. a sroup formed to forst a Bol~ Chica comprolll1S(. Cook said thatChe plan ma) io to the: at) Counc11 bn Apl'al 17. In a press rtl~asc issued by Signal Landmark. Denniston .noted that the . from c:omp10aus plan contain no na' 1· 111* ocean entrance, 1,500 fc-Aer bolnft Md 11K'ttak's &he number of wetlands and open pace acres lrum 915 IO t.0~8 &CR't Si1nal wanu to bUald 4,200 homes to make-tht- dtvtlopmen1 financially fca~1blt. of· fi(·iah Yid. Signal hau,1rccd to accept the plan on t~c cond1tJon thu at bnns~ with tt .. the full and rnthus1ast1c \uppon" of all tM 8oha Chtcit PlanntnJ < oah· tion membcf5. Denni ton \atd - gn I .. We look forward lO the suppc>n OI the ooahtaon iMmbtn as lh1t ~ •~ bfouahl forward thmuah the ptt· mamna Pfi :s'i an tht' ne\t 12 month1 ... he Yid ~ Wn BeMttler said he "rcs11uc·· to hCJr the new ··rd be ttcklcd pink af the downtown re-- dc\clopnu:nt and the Bol\11 C.:h1ca romt about. I c n res& m pc 4 "The challenge 1s now up to the maaos lf the) ·re dc&lirtf in aood fallh . v.e'rc IO IOOd Shape.' Irvine post, pay raise asc:epted by Brady Three Mesa men arrested in NB on Weapons c;harges By EMILY ADAMS Of ttw o-.y l'lloc suirr After a long and well-publicized struggle with the Irvine City Council and Mayor Larry Agran. Assistant City Manager Paul Brady Jr. was offered the city manager post during Tuesday night's C:ll} Council meet-1 . -i.. ... ,.....o clowned w ith swimmer Rowdy G•lnes •t 1985 Suutv•n Aw•rd dinner In lndl•n•polls. in~ying he was "thrilled with the Olymptc ch•mplon d iver Greg Loug•nls aj>pointment," Brady accepted the fleftJ and his m•n•g•r Jim B•bbttt fright), ~:tJ{e~~1:i~~~v~~u~~.~i~o~.~ Man_ager barred from conta.ct to SI 10,000 a )"ear. He will also get a ~ ve~¥~~s8~~w.:g;:~douttoevef)one's WI.th Olyrnp1·c d1·v1·ng medalist advantage." Brady said ... I'm lookmg forward to man r, more years of service to the Cit) · Brady will assume the post on a permanent basis Aug. I when Wil- liam Woollett Jr. steps do"'n after 17 years as city manager to become aty manager emeritus. Ej.ght weeks of controveny preceded Brady's appoantmen1 Toes- day night, begannin~ with Agran's call for Woollctt's reuremen1 m. JanuaC}. Brady, who has been assistant city manager since 1975. rejected an initial offer of interim city manager. saying he would accept. nothing less than the permanenl pos1t1on. There as a poss1b1hty that Woollen will leave the post before Aug. I, and an that case. Brady would step into Woollett's shoes at that time. LOS ANGELE (AP) -Olympic gold medalist Greg Louganas. stating thal he .. feared for his life," on Tuesda) reque\ted that a Judge bar his fired business manager from having an) contact with ham . "After being held hostage for o'er four months since m)' retirement from d1 v1ng and m)' re1um from the 1988 ~out Olympics, I felt that I could no longcr.toler,ate the abu e and threats." Louganis wrote 1n a state- ment fo r the coun . Supenor Court Judge D1intra Jana~ ordered R James Babbitt to sta} away from the da,er, but allo .... cd him to Mthdraw S5.000 1n ltv 1ng C'\pcnses from their JOtnt account. B:ibbttt, an a s"'om statcmtnt. said he as .... 1lhng to agree to not thf('aten or harass Lougan1'> ~use h~ ~1•d he has nC\ er done so. "I have never threatened his pcr- '\Onal safct) an any wa)' ... lk said an a declaration for the court The Judge dad not order Babbitt out of the Malibu home he and Lougan1 'i have shared for four )Cars. Lougan1s stud he as the sole owner of the home. but Babbitt contends he as a co-owner. Louganas. who · won the gold medals fo r spnngboard and platform diving at ~oul. alleged that Babbm threatened 10 malt.e public "confidcn- 11al and private fa cts.. unless Loug;inas r~hircd ham or com- pensated him. The star athlete fifed Babbitt, his manager form. )"Cars. on March 13 "I fearformyltte." Louganiswrote. "I believe that Babbitt's unstable and capable of, aolcnt acts of auress1on: l sincercfy believe that he intends to harm me.·· Jana vs ordtred the men to stay 500 feet away from each 01herunless there was mutual con\Cnt to approach each other ly IRIS YOKOf ' Of .,,. o-.y l"llOt Staff Three Costa Mesa men .... ere ar- rested early Monda) on \'araou5 weapons charge afic:r one ma n's suspicious ac uoM prompted .i cw· port Beach pohce oniccr to draw ha s own.s.un. Officer 8111 Graham also lound a number of bultt'ts and a .38-callber handgun an th e suspects' p1clt.up Guillermo Ramirez Alvarc1, 3::! Lucino Ram1rc1 Esquivel. 29. and Ignacio Vera smas. 23. "ere boot..· eCh~Jling a prm 1n a groo;\I) negt1i1cnt manner and 1 bctnJ hc:ld an lieu of $1 0.000 bail E~ua,el . who-.c b:ul amount 1s als.o SJ 0.000 bail. u. charged with exh1b1ung a firearm an the -presence of a ~-ace offictT Scsmas 1~ charged with carry1n& a loaded firtarm in a pubhc place and as bong held m hcu ofSl.000 bail Whale on patrol. Gm ham potted a 1972 Ford Cooner pickup parked on MacArthur Boulevard JU t south of Ford Road "''th its hood open and parking ltghts on. Thmlung the car wa' broken doWn. the offi cer stopped to offer as,.st.ancc. • Esquivel was an the front seat of the truck and the other \'NO were m front of the vehiHe chC'Ckfng the f ron\ headlamp and fender. which a~ pcarcd to have bccn ,rcccntl)' damag- ed. accordina to Graham·~ repon. [.squavcl ,ap~arcd an10.,1catcd. \\-Ith blood hot. waler) e)"es. droof>:' ang C)c:ltd and a fi~cd st.are, and did not verbally rc~l)9nd to the officer. accordtna to the r~port. s Graham attempted to talk to the other two he rcPortedl)' 'a"' Esquivel lean forward, as af reaching towards the floorboard of the ... chicle. '"hilc he ~ept has eye~ on (1raham . When Graham moved over anJ allumanated the cab with ha'i Oa~hhght. he reportedly ~w Esqu1,cl removing an obJ~I from beneath thc ~at. Then Graham s.aw a ··J11nt ol sh an) metal. ·which he hc:he ved wau \tainlci.s steel handgun. Fearing Esqu1,el ma) be rcmO'-'ana a _gun with the in tent to . hoot the oflicer. uraham drew has ~rv1cc rcvoh er and aimed 11 at Esquivel, acrnrd1ng to the repon Esquivel 1mmcd.Jatcly hailed hts movements. In a '\Ubscquenl search oftht: truck, C1raham fou nd a staanle~s steel. 38- cahber handgun on the floorboard The gun had srx;pcnt ~hells and the officer lound a total of six bullet on the fl oor near the gun later an add1uonal s1 bullets "'ere reportedl> found 1n .\hare1'\ pants poc kc1 .\bout an hour before th as 1nodent. (,r;iham a nd SC' cral other officcn. v.ere search ma the area for suspecls in response to se'cral rrpons of sh~m fired . according to the police rcpon EATERY where cu\tomc~ can cat lunch on her fam1l)"s outings incluck a stop at p1cn1c tables. Iced squirrel'> and COJO) un hanc Cove HB bank bandit f lees with cash SPILL FromA l Baxter said He co;11mated occasional spills ha' e amounted 10 les than a barrel. Outside the Long Beach and Los Angeles harbors. ships won·t en- counter the kinds of obstacles that grounded the EX\on Valdez. ei ther. Baxter said. First. there arc no icebergs 10 maneuver around. Neither are the.ore an( reefs an the deep Ca talina Chan- nc . he said. · Desp11e news repons that th~ grounded tanker was headed for Long Beach. 11's dcst lna11on was act uall} Panama. Baxter said. Even though Long Beach boasts the deepest pon on the West Coast. 11 isn't deep enough to handle super- tankers ltke the 978-foot Enon Valdez. That hardly placates 011 dnlhng foes an Orange Count). Laguna Beach Ma)'or kobcn Gen- tf). one of the most outspok.en opponents of offshore drilling. said an otl spill here lake the one 1n Alaska "'ould be a financial as "'ell as environmental disaster .. It would devastate the city of Laguna Beach. cs~c1ally during tour- ist season:· he said. Orange Coast beaches would be pan1cularl ) hard hn because there are many coves. rock outcroppings and tide pools that ~ould be p0lluted. en' 1ronmentahsts say. uch creatures as the Cahforn1a brown pelican that feeds along the Orange Coast and the sea lions that li ve on the rocks would suffer. too. Cleanup would be hindered by a lack of technology. The only e1Tec11ve way to clean the 011 out of the coves and udcpools as by hand. A Department of lntenor tudy concluded that even a rela11 vcly small spill hke 12,000 gallons would !lhut down Orange Coa~t bcachc' for several days Gent f) contends Orange Count)' would be: further threa tened tf off· shore dnlhng as pcnnllted because most of that 011 would ha"'e to be moved to refinenes by tank.er ~met no coa tal city would pcnn1t a pipeline throuih ats 1unsd1ctio~ ··1 cnv1s1on a tanker hailing a Catalina-bound passcn,cr boat, so not only do you ha"'e an 011 spill but tnJunes," he sai d Even if pi~fnt were built from the offshore fac1litie , they would have to heat the 011 to mo"'e 1\, FromA"1 than d1sc uss1ons being held Thc d1scuss1ons might be leading up to proposals·· Kathle en Cam r.1n1 a spokeswoman for The n 1ne ( o said there are )pecafic plan' to 14tdcn Coast H 1ghwa~ on the 1nk1nd side which would involve Irvine: ( o pro~n>-Tho!K: plan c..all for rcpo 1- 11on1ng the center hnc of the h1~hw&1) and expanding the road on lhc inland side. Campana said she could not comment on the fate of unshine Cove since 1hat propcn)' is not 014ncd b) The Irvine Co. McKinney said state official .. ha \ e not been willing to di vulge their plans. "It JUSt isn't raght that )O u l'an·1 look into 1t. My son made a 'altant effon to try to find the plam," she said. "I never give them an} trouhlc. I pa) my rent on 11me It Just \Ort of seems hkc the} treat me lake a poor relauve when 1t come to lctt1ns mt.• know what the plans are " McKinnC\ said he "'ould Ix: more thap ~ilhni to eoc:u~t w11h a "''der h1gt1way. af she ~ere allo14 Cd to k~p her stand .open. but )() far. he h:tsn 1 been given that option. If the famal) 1 fru strated the customers seemed complete!)" caught off guard at the prospect ol lo~ang one of the rare placc!t along the coast DOCTOR From Al an c'pansrvc-occan view "Thi morning my husband said. "What a drag." said Michael Bed.. 'Let's dnve down to Laguna then "'e 36. a ( mta Mesa resident .. , lan·1. can stop and ha~c a date !.hale··· bcheH thC\ 'rc-thmkang aOOut dmng Esparza ~id tha1 •• For ~me local rt\1,knh. tht.· lcm of Beck "ho "'ass1pp1nga \hale alter Sun hane Cove would mean the l<J\\ a bike radc. said ~unsh1nc (OH' 1s the of an eatery with the rarc\t ol place to go a" far d\ local bH.~Ch'lt'i Mc. combanataon an ocean '1e"' and concerned alTordablc food. "Ever) one "-C bake With al"'U)S.-..., ''There I rcall) no . anc\pcn\l\C sto~ here.-Beck ..aid ... It\ JUSt 1hc: hnle pot to stop and cnJO) the ocean thing to do. the place to )top Thc:n.· \ \'Jew.' said Mary Maller. a fi~t~grade no other place hke 1t .. 1cachcr at El ~rro Elemcntar) Beck'\ friend. Keath Eck'>tcin. S) m-School m Laauna Beach. '"They're all path a Led with the commuter prohkm bag restaurants .. Thcfrc not little along ( oa.-.t H1ghwa> but sa1d'"lhere \Undw1c:h hops hke tlli'i should be a wa) to solve traffic ··1t get really frantal 1n I.he problems and Mill allow for the cla~sroom " Maller dded .. h., nice survival of a unique: road s1dt• '>land to com~· to th1\ atmosphere. If a nice such as ~un'>h1nc Co"c. h:alf-hour c..capc." "Th1o; place has been here a lon,g McKrnney 'kl)!. \he ha~n't ,aven up umc. It adds 10 the cnv1ronmrnt. 1t the light to ~ccp hC'r date ~hJke 'iland adds to the count~," Eclt.•i1c:1n ..aid opera tang. but \hr cw1d 'ihr nH\} be ·· fhc: da y .... ,11 come when 1t\go1ng to ou1mat ched be one long stnp from Long Beacf; to ··I he) won't give · shl* '><lid ··1 Laguna Beach· mean. \'ou'rc fighting the tal c of Out of town tra,efers also e\-( aliforn1a and the) want 10 get 11d of pressed sadm•\s at the p1owcct of tht'i tattle plate ... lo ang a fam1har stopping o point . tall. if wonh a pct1tmn dravc '>he along the toast lktt) Mish. a (,arden (,rove: re 1-~ad dt·nt who dm cs toast thghwa_> to .. All o;ort'> of people hin c come v1s1t relatives in n Diego. said she along and asked me about it," and her husband hav e been stoppmg Mc Kanney \aid "I think I need to <fo for shales for 20 to 25 )Cars And OIP. onicthang lake that It's onl~ right E'ipar1a. a Long Beach resident. s:ud that )OU make a tr) to lecp 11. · VOSS "01cc that called for help a-, that ut th e dcx:tor Publ ic defender Anthony K1c1 aad Monday that From Al movl'mcnt lc•1drr' (hultapatrchccvin btrcd Lindsey to perform homosc~unl favors. Lindsey'" :i tran<tacnt who lived ma rural town 1n up'>tatc New Yorl before coming to Hollywood, an acqunmtancc said. In other testimony for the prosecution. Newport Bc.Jch Police Offi cer Mike McDermott said a bloody footpnnt on the ~throom 11le and a fingcrpnnt 1n the hou\C matched l.1nd'iCy' . McDermott testified he did not check for pranb on J larg-c bloody knife wrapped an a towel an the up$ta1rs bathroom or another small knife: found upstairs. In.statements to police. Lindsc> ad matted 10 the Jan. 181.:ilhna. but said it wa 1n self-defense. · - A pathol~st, Dr. Richard Fukumoto, tc'it1fied that sc'eral cut\ found aero "' L.mdscy's nght palm af\er ~ 1m t could be dcfcn'i1vc wounds.. 1milan. a cut on the doctor'• n&ht hand i$ con51Stcnt with holdans 1he knife as n entered 1hc body, f uku.moto said. Throu&h has q~ uoning. K.Jcs appeared 10 ti')' and pro'e Chulapatrchcevin anacked Lindsey first and that at may ha .. e been Lindsey's ream 1hc n 1Jhbors heard. The hcannJ 1\ scheduled to contanue Monday. .. It's prt'lt) much ., he said t>rforc ·• Mos\ smd •· ;\ for as •he cost. d he 1\ lOl\t.erncll about that. he could've and hould'"e re iancd from the coun ti Iona before tha .. • Mo!I \3td the city ha\ $2 4 nu Ilion \(t aside an ats con11ngcnc) fuod . ond a enttal fund ofS 16.3 m1l1Jon "l herefore. &he amount n«t\ r') t not \ta crina amount 11 a11:· he $11d. ••fhe concern of tht' committee i to era the ugma he h" placed on th( entire communu)· bY h1 Jan. 30 action. "It wa very ~I' j ud,ment and he cont1n~o 10 use poot JUdJmcnt by not tt11snan1 when asked to b) his f~nd1 as ~u ., thl' nuun~ of the communny," Mo. said another threat to the environment, GUILTY Gentry S11d. .. .. Ourotl is very thick and dirty. It's f rom A 1 The committee hat 120 di)\ \o cot~ tttnatum from 20 pcrct'nt of \M city•a rqllleftid VOIC'B 10 fortt 8 recall ~ate. A bandit escaped w11han unknown amount of ca h Tucsdayaftcrholdana up a_Hunungton Beach bank. The us.r,ct entered the n1on Bank, 171 _2 Beach Bhd .. at 10:40 a m and handed a teller a note demanding monc) Police L1. Bill \1amc01 said The u pcct then fled on foot No BAIL FromA1 Accord mg to aff1da' 1t., lih:d 1n Harbor Munu.:ai?al (ou1 t. <1101\1s paid Oat more than S6S,OOO to sp} oo ha\ eA·Wtfe between Morch nnd Ot:tober 1988. Gal once cmplo)'cd ll1ntcrprd1, according to coun records But police ha ve )Ct to da lo 1he alle d rclat1on!h1p between Buoc} and 1hc other t~o men. Out tde the courtroom. Buocy·\ broth~r. Ja~ Buocy. ' . \atd he ne'er heard ht'i brother ment10n Hantcrg.ardt'l. name. The broth r. of Lale Havoa u. nz •• '-11d he wa outruged b) 1hc htlh bail, "If you hoot the prC"'l1Jcnt you'd have a millton-dollar b.l1l.'0 he s:a1d'. GROWTH From A l ncCC\'>.if). flood control, ltbrarac' :rnd pnhcc and fire protc lion l he am- provemc:nts mu\t ~ an pl.ice when the deHlopmcnt '"'complete .. The c;ounty plan focu!>CS on cor- rccttng ond m1t1pt1n1 lhl· problem' cr~atrd ~Y nc"' development •• 1d Michael Ruonc. the count)·, d1rr tor ot advance: plannina ··1n terms of tf)ana 10 aet 1he toundallon for • count) wide growth m.tna cmcnt plan at 1 a fir t " The new requirement• onl ) affc t the unancorporattJ rt or the county. The plan d1v1dc the count) into five Grov.th faoa emcnt rcu. with primaf) focu on the $0Ulhclit scctton.. where mo\t of 1hc dc"cloP: ment is The imJ?lemcntation come:-\t\ months after supcrv1 n . under pre sure from tht low·1row1h mo"c- ment in the southern part or the county. appro'cd a Growth Ma~ mcnt Plan. The count)'s 1ns~-cr to aro"'1th manaatmcnt 1~ s1m1lar to the low· vowth achocatei' contro .. t•n11l Measure A 1n1hata\oc, which went down to ckftat laat JuM. not wh~,t they ca,1,1 ·sweet 011' hkc an tearfullyth1nked the Jury and showed Alaska. he said. It would ha ve to be ahem a picture of his dlu.&Juer, who heated a~. It moved throuah the was lotted June 3 in htr Hununaton "I . HI t I' I I '' '\ f, pipchnes. Beach apanment. And the Newpon·lnglewood fault "I've lost my little 11rt. and lhc was that runs off the Oranae Coest would my only chiJd and I loved her." be an e.ver·prcsent threat to rupture Oattaa. of Hun1in11on Beath. 111d. Lh0$t p1pcltnes, be "'d. Garcia Yrd he dtd not bthevc he Many drilhna roe~ wonder why could have done 1nyth1ns to Pf"C'cnt Lbey should hive to fiaht tat •JI. the crime bccautc 811hop *II ob- constdenl!I the relatively ~mall ~sed with his dauahter and anl")' 1mount ofoif lbaus behc:vCd 10 bt off thal she had broken off lhetr rda· &he <>ra,. CoelC. tionship. · A study commissioned by Newpon The v!(tim WIJ choked ·~ Baich, Hunu1111on 8C1ch, l..llun• drowned an lhe Jhowtr of her rna-Baldl. San aemtntt and the county dcnco before her bOdy was liken to of OraHlhoMd an numaled 52.8 the de~ commuf!ltY o(. VtnOJV•lle. miJJion of'odin&he 174fcde'ral wMt'C It wai buritd 1n • iMt1oW ll'IC11 ~ County's outer =~~op litct led iuthorinea to COD~ , o,p.ay DiltrictAt..., Rid1rd nlD llW ... Vlld• of,JUll ower TOOlley llid he .. plnud.., dw ....... -• ..,,,,,............ wm*f. • • Ju I call 642-6086 What dO )OU hk:~ abOUa tbe DllilJ Piiot" What don•t yo. hkf' Call * •umbitf ~ Md ,our mnuer wtll br recorded. autmbed and dt- 11 vnecl 10 llM """"""' editor. .,.. .... 2 ...... -···~.., .. utld IO riCOfd lenlrilO dw tdiilf on..., kipit. COllllilMorl IO our a..a.n caru .. _. ..... dlcif MnWud llll11•w•......,._ VftifkaclOa. Tell•.._, .. Oii ,wr lli8cL gcta .... a~ cat "'3' seen. rhe bandit OC\Cr d1spla)ed I "'capon and no one was an1urcd . \1amelh ~•d The \U.!tp«t was dcscnbcd as a mak H1spanK bct.,..een 10 and 40 'fc:ar<i of a@c. about 5 ke171nch~ tall, hca' ~ bu aid. v.1th ~It <tnd pep~r colortd hatr .\1.tord1 ng to the compl;iint Hantcraard t and Boue) pom1cd gun' at \\a)ne and Lub)" Hintergardt Jltegc:dl ) put the gun to 1 ub) ·s head :ind said It .,.,a, no JOke and not to make an) not\C or ")ou·rc dead " llantcraardt. an unemplo)ed clet- tnc1an. af,o 1s alcuscd ofhaodcuffin1 I ub) \ma hang has he.ad on 1he p;l\cmrnt and 1.:utt1ng one 9f has .\ch1lle's tendon\. He al\<l allcicdl) bound \\a) or' hand~ and feet. ,lammed her ht·ad on the ground and '3td \he "'a.\ mc<i Ul& .. "'1th th( wrnn people." Ruoc)" bu never hcen an tht'" Caltforn1a prison \)Stem. accordana to the state ()cpanmcnt of Com,. 11on\ H t~ wile. ~nn. rral·hcd at home. rdu\Cd to comment rhe ma1or d11Tc~nc<' bc:t~ttn the plan 1s that Me3 urt \ v.ould ha"c required developers 10 upgrade roach anJ publtc fac11i1te, C\Cn 14hCn the pmbkm C\lstcJ before 1hc de"'elop· nlt'Ot V.1 built ··The coun, ha"e rukd that ~ development\ tan 03> onl~ their fair ~hare to corrC'Ct t \ISUl\J dcfic1cncc,.'· Ruane said County offic.ials \3td one of the plan' ~t fcatur~ 1s 1u Oe~bLhty Dc,elopcrs "'111 be able to c:oopcrate 1n pro' 1d1na the ~n 1C(' • They allO n build the ntte ry f. 1'1he or road 1mpro"cment them h~ and rece1\e crcdus trom the ooun1y. Dunna T ucsd )' meet ma. ad- " ooate~ of lht' a.ro"t~ m1na.,:mcnt told the upcn 1wrs •he plan "oulJ "'ork only 1( the counl) \ 2 Calle cooperate and. dopa their own ptan f o enooura c con 1\tcnt plann1n the Oransc ounty T ransponauon Comm1s\ion i~ stek1n1. uppon from the cits('!, to place 1 half-cent salts taA i ncrca 1 sue on 1hc June ballot. One of the pro,,1~on1 •ould bt that t1hc mutt ha'c a ~~th manaar· ment plan an ptitt btfotc Lhey would quah()' for any road impro,cmcnt funcb1tnc-ra1td b.> the 1ncttucd sa tu. .,,... ... ,_.,_ ..... ., •• ""ta ..... tO ...... ,.,, ,., -........... °"" c ... ._. ~· c..-.. .. .. ........... . --------,... .......... .... HI I I I I I' HO \HO Learn about NB nistory curing lunch a~ librar-y Aft illustrated lmurc. ..From Mudftats to • Yachung tlaroor: A Htstory of New~ Beach:' will be lleld 11 40WL Morlday Apnl 10 al UK -~~rt "Beacli Pubhc Library, 8S6 San Clemente.., Ellen lee, a Newport Beach tustorwi and author of "Newport Bay: A Pioneer Hi tory .. and . w1ll g1vc the I tutt, • The f rcc proerarn 1s open to the ~pubhc. Part1CJP.Ant5 ma bring their lunches and coffee wiJI be provided, . CaU . J k1 Hcadl) at 644-3t17 for information. GOP wom~n off~r /nt~r;,shlps The Newport Harbor Republican Women arc ofTcnng S 1,000, holarsh1ps to young women from the ewport Harbor area who arc antcrcstcd 1n v.orkang for the lcgJslattve offic~ of state n Manan licrgeson or scmbl)man Gtl Ferg11son. lnttre led high school or college v.omen should obtain apphca11on from Newport Harbor or Corona dcl Mar h1lh schools. Orange Coast C.ollc:F.'s placement office or Bcrgeson's office. Scholarship winnen. perform a s1l(·.,,.eek· in- tern h1p_dunng the summer at one of the offices. Dutte1 range from copying material for consmuent to relca 1ng news ma1hn~ to helping the pubhc wit~ complex problem they have w1Lh state agcn<.1e<1 For mon: detail!.. call Juhc Frocberg at 640-1137 Teens' transition ~xplalned Problems adolc5«nt face dunng their teen-age >cars will be d1 usscd from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. Monday Apnl 10 at the lrvtnt' Youth Service Center 1430 I ~ale \.C. Ell.ls <ic:hwtcd. and Don Ridge will explain a teen-agtr"s trans111on to adulthood a ~ell as suicide depres 1on.drugabuse behav1orald1 turban~and methods of treatment The program 1 co-sponM>rcd by the Unavcrsm Adolescent Scrv1Ct' at ( ap1strano by the a Hospttal and Irvine f-am1ly Services For funhcr 1nformat1on. call David Anderson at 66(}..W20 Exp/or~ wat~r crisis Explanations and solution to Caltfornaa's growing water en is wall be offered at 7: IS p.m. Wcdnc1da)'. pnl 5 at Great Amencan Savin~. 260 Ocean Ave .. Laguna Beach Water geologist Neil Cline will ~ale at the program, which as ponsorcd bv the American Assoc1at1on ofl n1,ers1t)' Women in Laguna Beach Members and ~uc ts art encouraged to attend For more 1nlormauon call 4Ql-7:!74. Gard~n~rs lnvit~d to walk A ~alkang tour uf old Corona Del Mar will be provided b' ~nerman Labrarv and Garden at 9 30 a. m \aturda). Apnl at 2647 E. Coast Highway. ( orona Del Mar. l 'nusual specimen plant will be observed and d1~us~ dunng the free tour. which 1s part of the Weekend (1ardc0t"r ~n~ and open to the publtc Add111onal 1nlorma11on ma) ~ obuunt"d b) call.ang the Garden offic:c at 6 73-2261 . '84 Irvin~ grads r~unltlng fhe In mr li1gh School cla'> of 1984 will rctebnlle '41th a the -.car reunion on Jul 22 Joor tnformatton. <.·ontact (>ebb\ Mcfadden. 559..()q'\4 \X/rlt~rs du~ for a cri tique .\ ~orhhop on "llow LO [J1t Your Own M nu-.<:npt" will be olTert'd from Q 30 to 4 30 'iaturday al the lluntington ~ach lnn 21112 Pacific C st H1Jhwa) for I fee, two r'pcncnced book cdllon from The Eduonal (kpanmcnt will p~nt tht 10 steps tn self<d1tina. Founded an I Y 0, 1 he fahtomal Department offen a vantt) of \Cf'VIC't' to published and unpubh hed author'.\, 1nclud1ng manu npt evalu· auon, hnc cd1t1ng. cutting and rcwnte. Fditing for fir\HlmC autho~ 1ncludC\ line-for-lane Chang of ont or more: chaptc~. a prcxc that cncouruiC"\ ~Jf. cdtlll'lg for th bal nee of the manuscnpt f he ,r1ndv1cw. NY firm 1 owned nd apcnttt'd b) Renn• Bro..,..ne. fonner senior editor for ~1e1nand Da) and W1ll11m Morrow. it\ t An cit'$ office I manaJCd by Judith St'ark . for reg1\trat1on 1nformaubf. phOne 547-4870 c· \l .• :'\D ·\H W'cr/n,•sdn~ • Unrch 29 • 1 p m. Lapu 8Hc" Plaut.c Cemmt ..._ eoun 11 \:hambc~ • .SOS Fore 1 "t 'o mcct1n ~hedulcd POI .IC •. l .Ofi CM film cited In dumping oil In lly 9C>a VIW IYKIN Ot .. D.airNiii .... --------.--- A C ta Mna'bu 1nea 01111ncr wu ci~ b> the state l>tpartment off 1sh and Game C9rl)' 1 uetday mom•na for a.lleeodty dumping btlwccn t ,000 and 5.000 pllons ofo1I m111cd w11h water 1n101 •tormdra1n alcncd. ~nt said €m Btiott, owner -0f Ace l:.quapmcnt Repair, 204S Ptan-ntaa ~~c .• <kn1cd that a.ny haardofls subltaO(C wa~ dum~ into the dram. "In *Al a non·ha1 rdou non pct roleum prodt.a(:'t.'' EU1ou 1d "Pa \Cr bv saw the ho~ durnp1n1 out fluid nd assu mtd 1 t wa 01 I. A nd·the) t hou1h t ance it was ~tnJ done at n11ht som<.'lhana bad into the drain," he said. lte .said the dumptn& wat done at niiht M> that truth would not run over tbt hUSt". It 1 u1iuall)' not pcrm1\sible. however. to pump any substmcc other than water JnlO ·-~1rm drain. accordma to Bruce Moore, ~he f::nvironmental Management A.gen· C) then lhc 011 and .,att' frOm *=:I! I wa~ bieclt tnlO tM wak.11 there -as quite 1 bit uf oel ud _.... water:· Ull Sltd he YtOUld aJk die J( 2 kil attorney' office l() me en•;;; chal'IH apanst Elhott for ilic911 If convaclcd. Elliott aMJld ·tice a fine and up to one year 1nJ&1t, he tmid. f~ §U~lllncC was dumped by em· plo)~ of A(c Equipment Repair mto a -Ora•n INdt~ ~~ t~ Grttft"t~ ·e.m.ing Channel of the nta Ana Raver which em1J1tcs into the 0ttan 1n Hu,;rinston Bea h. must be aom& on." Elliott said a tank containing water aod a bt~able ck'an•na nu1dnad bcc·ome overlilkd dunna th«' Iona fastrr v.c,k.t nd, possibly b«ausc ah~ had been left on. • ..The proper procedure 1s gtnerally io calf tn a e,umpang.company and takt' at to 1 ret·yclcr, • he said And RaJl>b ug. a Fi h and Game official. '-ltd there was petroltum 1n the dumped nu1d. Meanwhile. counry eoviroo ...... .,_ ficial say they citoect to do a bdeet . ..iob contatn1natht p1lf than the Eu0110it&t---- has done w1tfl its 011 s&>ell this Wieet • Ala!>ka. r ht dumping was l't'P9rtCd lo·~ (<Kt.a Mt'\a Police Department at about m1d- n1ght, according 10 Lt. Alan Kent. County f:nv1ronmental Mananacment A,cncy and Fash· and Game offiuaJ v.crc also ..Usually. we v.ould ha\C a pump1n1 comp1ny come tn but~ net..-ded to & 11he Jc" cl down and since we kne" 11 "'I\ a non- laaurdou substaJKe. 11 "' JU t p.umped "I wH at tht scene:· he said "lt ~mcllcd like petroleum; it look'rd hJcc petroleum The sump a INI tewater sump They use the ~h ent to clean machincr). but Body found in NB surf tentatively identified ly 808 V AN EYKEN Of ow 0.., ..... k4lff The Oran& Count) coroner'' office tcn~tl\CI) 1dcn11fieJ a body d1)CO\ercd Ooatan& in the \utf off SOth treet 1n Newport Beach on Fnday as that of a Mexican toun t "'ho disappeared March 11. ul &viii Ram1re1, 23. "'11 reported ma.., 1ng at 11 l4 a m ofT Lake trttt an Huntington Beach "lo v.1tncssc.., reported 54>cin1 Ranme1 ..,1rugghng an the urf although ~~• 1d there v.cre strong npttde~ 1n tht' chalh S~-dc-grtt occatU.haL_ da) The bod) v.a rctne\rd shonl)' after 10 11.m Fnday b,-Rohen Maire. a evrpon Bca<.h lifeguard Police and coroner'" officials 1n1t1ally thought the bod} might be that of another toung man. 18-)'eur-old Juan Manuel Ordonez. a former compet111vc swimmer who was also v1snang Southern Cahfomla from Mc,1co Ordonc1 d14'llppe.trcd off tlun1angton 'late Bcalh on I rb ~5 and no bod ha'i been found But Dcpul) ( oruncr Richard Rodri,euc1 said T uesi:Ja} lie was '"99 percent !.Ure lbC bod) found Inda) wa'i Ram11·C'1' "\\e'rc <;111l .,,.,a1tan& for M>me documents from Mc:\ICO either dent.al rttords or pnnt'> that v.111 cn:abk ~tu make a pos111\C 1den111ica11on ... \atd RodngucL .... But ht" ha~ some unui.11al dental markings and \Cral fam1h member\ haH· 1dent1fied them · gt \lt1chacl Jalkson of the cwpon Beach Police fxpanmcnt ~·d Fnd..t) the corduroy 'lhort\ on the bod) alw matched those of the man who dt'>Jppcarcd March 11 . Workers salvaging oil ta nks start fire Wor~c111 rcportcdl> tr)ing to sah ge some 011 tank\ tng&C"rcd a fire 1n tlunt· inaton Be. ch on Tuc~a) 1ha1 could be !.Ctn an man) parts of to"n but wb cxt1ngu1\hed before sprcadan to ncarb) home . f·1rc C>tp:artmcnt \pokl°'"'oman Manha Werth said -Aorll"~ ~ere U'>IDI a torch to cut open a 1an~ when ..,park.., apparent!)' 1gn1ted petroleum rt""1<lul°" an anotht'r nea1b) I S()..pllon tank The t.anls bdon&rd to r I ~" c of (. ahtorn1a and were \toroJ at 2~(110th St . 'W erth 1d __._.. .... ,.._.., .... ~ Terry 9r•~ munktpal servkes dlr.ctor of t.aeuna •each, stands on JZ·year-old trolley which was retired last sUlllMer ... We would prefer a trolley but • trotfey ls much more expensive than an open-air van:· he admits. OC transport p~ne_I wants to sub a van for Laguna trOJley By LESLIE EARNEST Of dw O.ily NM Sul'I Llguna Bcill'h ollil 1al\ •to,1 a 'lir· m1 h 1n 1hc11 ongo1n tr.lllk 10 maint'11n the l It)·~' 1llail·-hlt• t harm v.;hcn count\ comm1\\1oncr<i 'otcJ unammou I~ not to pro\ 1de \talc funds to rcplacc thl' Cll~ ·.., rcun•d moton1cd 1rollc' car y,;1th a \lm1lar \Chlclt' . ~embc" of the Oranse ( oun" Tran ponat1on ( omm1,\lon on Monda\ den1cJ l..aguna·, rcquc"it lor S 135.000 to bu~ Jno1hcr trollc\ I nstcad, comm 1"\s1oncl'\ 'iUggc.,lcll the cit) purlhasc a 16-p<w;cngcr "an th•ll ~ould co'it $4).000 one-third 1hc pncc In .. hat y,;ould amount to a lOm· prom1\C' ut" 01l1C1al'> !ta) thl') "'" instead a I.. the comm1 '\ion to prm 1dc lund'> lor a S60.000 open-au tram. If the lOmm1'>\10n 'pproH''I tht' rcqut"lt. a ncv. 'chide could he' uJdtd to the cit) 'ti Occt h) \ht' '>ummcr. accordan& t~1 l t>~ Ar.tndt . muni\:1~1 'iCr\IC't"\ <Jan·llor ltowC'H'r, Br.indt prc:-d1ctcd lhc \an F BOCl\<0-t\ le l ahlc car rcph{a -.111 ~· nu''\Cd l'\' l una resadcnl\ • ••I thin .. pt"Oplc v.111 ~ \.,)d to 'll't" II o," Rrandt ~1d ··w e v.ould prC'fc1 :a tmlln hu1 :i trollt•\ · ,.., dm1ttcJh mu<. h. more C.-\IX'n'il~C' than an open Jar tram:· The ~:!-,car-old irollc'. "huh "'a" mmt hca\11} u~ dunna fr\ll\ I 5':a'ion "a" retired at the cnJ of thr: ummcr l~t \.Car "hen offi<.1JI\ dt'iCO\crcd bod \ nm nnd corro'i1on had rendcn'!.l the 'chide un<.afr. Brandt \aid \'\ta IT report to the I ransportcit1on C ornrnl'>~1on ~td the trolk\.. "h1c'h pro' 1dcd I 'I ptl'C't'nt of i aiuna .., .. um mer tran..,rol'ta11on ser' ice dad not ha'<' cnoug.h ndcl"\ or c ollco ,uffincnt fare\ w "'arrant the high rt placement rn~t Rut ( ounulman Dan ..._cone\ s.111d the cable car rcphl'8 held a d1ftcrent \.:ind of 'aluc for L..aiuna f'l':\ld nt\ ··t rum a h1'itoncal per-.pt\ll'l'. v.e'\C had one in to"n tor \ears and \l"lr\ • ..._cnnc' ~·J "It'" ·._and ol a 'rsu:JI ~ta1tonot tttw. v.c think :about our IO\\O •• "We put an oil absorbina boom aa 119t end of the torm drain," Moore. "If' 11'• a fatrl) low concentrauon of oil we .should bt able to trap about all of it." Three more dead sea lions.found in Newport ly IRIS YO KOI °' , .. o-,. -k"" Three dead sea hons ~ere found so Ne'l'.p<>rt Beach early Tuesda). boosting the reported March dcalh toll 1n Orangc ount) 10 24 _ L The dt'<'Omposed scJa hon -A ere fo und in '<'p:lrlte locauon 1n We t ewpon. a onhn& to r:nc Bauer. mannc safety offi<'Cr Thev were mall to medium tn 1ze. be 1d • one of tht carcas found Tut'sda). noracarct\ found Monda) morning near 1 I t 'itrttt. had any fi h nt'tting on them or any otht'r martinis to indicate cause of death. according to lifeguard lTov.ever. biologl: ts conunut to 1eve the sea hon death arc a result of an incrcJ1sed population of sea hons inter- acting w1th gill ~t fi hencs. "Thi 1 the me pattern~ saw back in Janua11 and February.-1d Joe Cordaro. a w1ldhfc b10IOIJ t fOr Naoonal Manne Ft~Mn rv1cc '"The ammals com mg in art sull related to Ii hery actavit .- Dead sea hon ""ashed up di.II) on Orange Coa t bcache dunn& the first t~o montM.of 1M )cat~ ~c con· ccrn Ho~c\et. biol ts SI) tb.e number of de.ad 1 'mall compared to the csttmalcd 67 10 107,CXX> sea hons Jivma off the uthcm (. ahtomia L ~tncc the bqinn1ni of March. thett ha"c been nine rccordtd carca in Hununaton ~ach. i~ 10 Seal Beach and onl" 1n Dana Point. ace rdmg to ( ordaro ·, dat:s Stabbing suspect in custody in Mesa ' Ii. man ~as an cu to(h Tucsda' on charg~ of attcmptcd murder rn connec- tion with a 1otrttkcnd -;tabbing at a \o ta M~ bar. police said Joe Victor Cobo • ~5. was held at Lh<' < <Xta f C\I Jl•I on $250.000 bail. ( obo ronfronted Gerardo Mc/11. 24. and V1t.1or (1ue,ara. 2 both o Co ta M . a they were lca"ing Hu na·s (ant1na. I 80Monrovaa \C •• at 1:301 m ~turd.ty ~t 1tk<' M1lhnaton said < o al l) <it.abbed Mejia in the abdomt'n ~ CJll underv.ent surgtty at Fountain Vallt~ Rea1onal H05pital and ts e11.ptttcd to tt'CO~cr. M1lhng1on 1d (ic"arl. ~hoc,c hand was cut when he tned to wrt t lht' knife a.,,a ... v.;a treated and released. M1 lh0Aton satd. l Mesa considers using local animal hospital ly 808 VAN EYKEN °' tlW 0.., .... """' Dog.~ and other ix;.t\ that run afoul of the la"" 1n C o~ta Mc-;a wun't have to do 1hc1r time M> f r Imm homr. 1f proposed contra t v.tth a local animal hu~p1tal goes Lhruugh ( O\ta Mrsa prnHd~ al) own animal control 'iCr\K'C\. unlike m ny Oran ( o unt) c111c-. which (ontrnct v.1th the rount . 1 h' <.'11) doe'\ uo;c tht' coun1 y' animal helter tn Oran • bu1 offi 111 arc now negotaattna a contt'IC1 "'11h Bay,hore n1m1l t (O'\p1t.al on Harbor Koukvtrd. ,.h1ch Y.Ould l ctp <khnqUt'nl an1mali c.lotcr 10 home • • • "We''c pcnod1,1ll) lookrd a1ounJ for a local "etcnnaf) group to provfdc· animal shelter service\ but until now,·no one ha\ had a foC'1l1t\ big cnou.ll.h to -.en t our htXch.~ ad Allnn Roeder, ('o\ta MM.1 Cit)' manager "But lht year. WC' aot il favoc.able rt'\pon-,e lrom 8a) hort'" The CO\t of the prof)O'CJ C'nntra( t ~Ith 8a)\horc '' S:lO.Ocil a 'trar. about S l.(U ) a )Car more than the c1h now pl\\ Orungc Counl> for u~ or lh 6".nae helter But count)' official' f. :\"d wath hud t· ary proolcm\ ha\c d 1da.t to r11 th<' ~ chafltd to c111~ for an1maJ control and \htltt'r ~n ice . •· fhc eounty lla' chanacJ 11' phalosoph~. w 1~1 11 no" want 100 attetnt CO\l r«o' Cf'\ for antmal ntr~ .. TM wooden front door of an apartmcnt 1n the I Nock of Park Nc~port wai found fOttt'd open. hu1 nothm& a~rtd &o be d1 turbt'd 1MI~ the roidcn«. 'I Roeder ..aid "In other v.ordi.. the\ 're no lon~cr willing 111 \Uh\1d11c the.~ ..Cr' l(C\ for ClllC!." (OS.ta Mesa'" ancrt'a would bnng thc annu I fee up to $4 ,(XX), su~tan11all~ more thao the cost of tht' proposed contr.tet .\nd there would be other h<'ncht\ 1f thC' contra t v.crc to ht' a ppr med "It would !.a'-e U\ ll a kH of down 11me," Roeder ~ad .. \\ 11 "tand now, v. 1i~nd .ihout 6(X) hour\ a )taf traMport1ng animal to the ~heller 1n Orange. lfwe werc u<.1n t local facility >n'itC'ad.. that time could bt' dc,oted to lot-al pair I\ od ~ far ~ ~ 1dcnts are con«mcd , tht) •outdn't ha'e to dn e all the wa to • • • Orange 1f their pct'i v.Cft' plCked up and ta\;cn to the shelter ·• fhc Ba) hore rrop<}sal w~ introduced , at a C 1ty C ounCl stud) ~siol'\ Monday. R0t-der ..aid be c.ipcctcd a contntet to be ~a<))'forrt''-1twbytherounc1lb May I.If appro\ed. 11 rould ~ incorporated 1nto next' ,ear's bud~t'l he sud II appro'td the' tnCTCl.$cd anamal heller co t would not 1mmcd1ately be pa\srd on to rcs«knt" Roeder said. ( 11 official are. howe"ct. rontcmP&at· 1na ra1..,1ng fees for vanous SCf' ices to cover the c t of those scrvK.'CS But animal control fm wall not be amon lM first to lX c~ fot in ~a~ ROC"<kr Dtd. • • • hopper 1d '°meone \tole her punt' from lhc Alpha lkta market at & h Boulevard and ttca \v nU(. ~ to&c I beJuce ....ac valued at Sl.SOO from C.er.dyne Inc. ~ta M~ Someone \tole a wct\u1t w<>nh $600 and S 15 ca'h from an unloc:kcd car in the 2 block of fk>wcr uttt betWttn 8 p.m Sundt and . a m Monda . IM Red Htll A\·e. bt1wecn 9 un' T hursda and 7 a.m. Monday. \. La una .-aeh ~at Wtn"°"' WI bniMll M a m1ckntt tn the 1700 bid a(Colll H'ahwa. iltt turday or ..W, da and• fu machane v.._..• WI taktn. • • • .. M Orange COMt DAILY PILOT/ Wedneeday, March 29, 1989 . Bush teani to assess spill, cleanup efforts;. harbor reopens VALDEZ. Alaska (AP) -Fisher· men mobilized Tuesday to protect untainled beaches and cttuanes from the nauon's wont 011 spill, and the Pon of Valdez reopened to tankers lined up to load Nonb Slope crude Oil. Oeanup officials said they had abandoned hope of conlrolhng the spill with mechanical skimmers or chemical dispcrsants and planned instead to -rely on burning the oil, which formed a long. black bruise on the brilliant blue waters of Prince William Sound. Three top Bush Administration officials amvcd late in the afternoon and quickly departed for a look at the poll uted area. -r President Bush bad asked Trans- portation Secretary Samuel kJnncr. Env1ronmentat Protection A&cncy Administrator Bill Reilly and Coa~t Guard Commandant Paul Yo)t to "take a hard look at where this dJSaster sl.lnds." Bush sa1d the federal government may take over the cleanup from Exxon 1f the offic1aJs conclude that not enough 1s being done. Asked whether he was satisfied with Exxon's efforts, Bu h said, .. They're cenainly making a good beginning here, but there arc some conOicting reports on that. 1 don't want to prciudgc that." Alaska Gov. Steve Cowper. a Democrat who has been l)\ghly crill· ~!"' ........................... ~ .................... .... Wilson c·ans for sc . . gasoline tax hike SACRAMENTO (AP) -Cali· fomia needs .. al least a five-eent increase" in its gasoline tax, and must find other new sourc.es of revenue ber.ond that increase, U.S. Sen. Pete Wilson said Tuesday. WiJson, the heavy favorite for the Republican nomination for governor in 1990. said he agrees with estimates that a fi ve.cent-per.gallon increase in the psohne tax will raise only about half of the revenue needed for California's transportation needs over the next decade. Wilson declined to say where he thought the rest of that money should be raised. but he didn't rule out supporting a gasoline tax of greater than five cents. • In a speech to 900 panic1pants in the conservatjve California Chamber of Commerce's annual legislative conference and during a later news conference. Wilson also ref used to say whether be agrees with Gov. George Deukmejian's demand that any tax increase must be approved directly by voters or whether as go ve rnor he would follow the same pohcy. Fencmg verbally wi'th reponers 1n his news conference, Wilson re· pcatedly said questions about whether he thQ.ught the gasoline tu should be {>Ut on the ballot or enacted by the Legislature and ~overnor \\<e re .. pretty much academic' because that issue would be resolved before the nex t govt>mor takes office 1 n 1991. But Wilson clearly did not endorse the stance of Deukmejian. a fell ow Republican who plans to retire from public offi ce next )eaT. that any tax increase should be submitted to voters before it 1s enacted. Asked how he would raise the rest of the funds which backers of an increased state highway contruction and maintenance program say arc needed by California, Wilson did not rule out a gasoline ta>. increase of grea1cr than five cen1s per gallon. but d1dn·t endorse a h1~her rate either. .. Fi ve cents ceruunly would not be the en11re package (of new revenues). I am looking forward cagerl> to whal the summit (Deukmc)iao's advisor) panel on transponauon) comes up Wllh for the rest ofn." Wilson said c~l of ihe cW.nup. fltw to V~ldC7 and joined the official upon their am\ial. He said he wants the ftdcnll go\iem- mcnt to dcs11nate clearly which agency 1 m char&e when '>pill OCC'\lr. Cowper said the 011 induslry ha n't shown tht abitny to handle tanker ptlls. He said there IS no suarant~ that things would be b(ucr i.f anoLbt'f accident took place. in \he tanker fa'on Valde7 pn a&r0und Fnday, spilling 240.000 bar· rcls. the oil has moved mo~ than 40 miles. contam1na11na beaches and manne life as 11 goc • "Thi~ oil spill has been 12 years m the coming,' srud Don omen. an Euoo po\csman But he claimed that given the amount of 011 lnlJlS.. Tr:uck trapped p0ned dunngthat pC11od. lhe indos- try' safety rerord actually " quite &ood. With as 1 tant:e from the state. a fishermen's aroup from nearby Cor- dova d1 p~uchcd a fc" doLen boats with clHnup pr to protect three imponant pink salmon hatcheries 1n the path of1hc rapidly spn:adin&sltcl . Beacht."S have been fou~ b) 011 on at lca~t five uninhabited island including Bade Island, Rctf Island, Blight Island and Naked Island. and the shck wa fast approached scns1tJve salmon~pawmng area on the larger Knight Island to the 'iOUlh\\C L ··frankly, we arc P.:'!St auempting to recover much oil.'' said Larry A 400·ton girder plunged from • railroad bridge construe· tton site tn Los Angeln onto • passlft9 pklrup tr"-dc Tuesday, trapping two men· for more than an hour. Surprlslngly, tflefreall accident Inflicted only jftlnor Injuries to the men and four construction workers. Meese: Diversion worried White House WASHINGTON (AP) -Former Attorney General Edwin Meese Ill testified at Oliver North's trial Tues· day that the specter of impeachment hung over the White House m the 72 hours after aides discovered a planned diversion of Iran arms sale money to the Nicaraguan Contras. • In two hours of testimony, Meese said he told then-President Reagan about the diversion the day after Nonh confirmed that the plan. outliped in a memo. had become a fact. "Your worst nightmare had come true?" asked Nonh lawyer Brendan Sullivan. 1 "Ye • it was," M~ replied. "You knew that pelted trouble"" "Yes, I did." The nightmares that Sullivan re- ferred to was the revelation that two act1v1ties in which North was dcepl)' involved had been intertwined: the adm1n1strat1on's secret · sale of wea pons to Iran and the fact that money from the arms sales -wi th the knowledge of U.S. officuds - secretl y was going to the reb(ls fighting the Nicaraguan government at a time such aid was forbidden by law. .. Mergmg of those two factors DON'T JUST GO THROUGH IT - GROW THROUGH IT! Di ~, SEMINAR \'OJLe over s,ooo have Reco • arrenc::,k1si~~~vious ~re1-y A SEMINAR FOR W ksh DIVORCED AND SEPARATED PERSONS OF All AGES 01 op Six Thursday Evenings March 30th • May 4th 7:30 • 9:30 p.m. could cause topphng of the president .. , believe he asked where we had himself!' asked ulhvan goncn the memo:· s~ud Mee~ ··y~." Meese replied. The memo. which had sur"'•~ massive shredding efforts b) onh his secretary and an aide. wa found on ov 21 . 1986. by Meese aides Wilham Bradford Rt>ynolds 1n North's office The next da\, a unday. Meese met w11h North and others al the Justice Dcpanmcnl Meese said that in the Sunda)' mceung, North appeared surpnscd 1h.a1 Meese had obtained the memo which ou1hned 1he arms sales profit diversion plan. He tc 11fied also lha1 North assured him then that the pl!ln was I rael's and l . invol vement w~ ··none." And he said Non h told him he had contacted Contra leader ~dolfo ( alero and i;uggcsted Calero open three accounts in w1tzerland to ge1 the money from the Israelis. In 1ruth. r-.ionh co-defendant~ Richard Secord and lben Halim had arranged to rect'1ve the Iran money in pnvate Swiss accounb the) e tabh hed and controlled. 1n· vcst1gators found Appeals court stays Campbell's hanging SEATTLE (AP) -A federal ap- peals court 1n San Francisco 1 ucd a lay Tuesday for tnplc murderer Charles Rodman Campbell. who had been scheduled Thursday to become Lhc first person executed by hanging 1n the nation since 1965. A threc-judgcyanel of the 9th U.S. Thursday fo r ( ampbell at Wa hing- ton State Pcnitcnuary 1n Walin Walla Had he been hanged . ampbcll would ha vc been the first person executed by that method 1n the l n11ed State~ s1m:c Kanus pul four men 10 death in 1965. 1nclud1 ng Richard Euscnt' Hickock and Perry Edward mllh, whose s1ore was told 1n Truman Capote's book .. In (old Blood." ST. ANDREWS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Newport Beach-t. AndrE>wsat 15th St. (across from Newport Hdrbor H igh) -S20 R<'gt!.tration f or mort' mform.11100 t Jll '31·2115 Mon·r ri, 9·5 Circuit Coun of Appeals granted the tay pend ing its ruling o n the appeal, and ordered add1t1onal bncfs sub- mitted by June 2 1. Even 1f the appcaJ fails. the earliest date for the exccul1on to be ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!-' rescheduled could be a year from It would have been Wash1naton's first cxccut1on 1n ncatl)' 26 )C4ltS, and the 14th m state h1i1tory. Hang1n ' Washington' official fonn of execution. although a pres.- oner mar opt for lcth I IOJCCtion. Campbel so far ha dc:odcd not to choose 1nJcct1on. OFF-CAMPUS DEGREES,JN HEA LTH CARE MANAGEMENT Information Meetings Wednesda y, April .5th Pacifica Community Hospital 8792 Delaware Street HuntMgton 8eoch ----- 2nd Floor C~Room 6PM-7PM ______ .. ______ _ Do••--------- locotioh-------- now, sslstant .\ttorney vencral James Hansen said. Campbell 34, had been sentenced to dJe for the 1982 revcna~ killings of a woman. her 8-year-old dauahtcr and a nc-ahbor. whose throats ~ere slashed in lhe small town of Clearview about 20 m1le nonheastof here. The stay came JUSt 33 houn before the execution set for 12: 10 a.m. . Campbell had exhausted his bid for a iay in tate courts. A federal appol was rcJCCtcd Monday by U .. Distn<"t Judge John Coughenour 1n Scaule. who said he found no ment in Campbell's claim that his lnll law. yers incfTcct1 vcly represented him. Board urges retirement of pre-'77 school buses Dietrick. a ~an fOf' \M Aaa.ka Deptnmcn1 ~f Y,~1ronmcntal Con· rvauon ... Our primary dfon are now in the dtfcnte of very sen 1t1ve areas." Exxon said it p&.nntd to tum loose an army of work.en equipped ~•th rakes and shovels 10 clean up ruaed. remote beaches alrcad1 ton· taminated. BUt Otctnck said tht'rc wu no sian of that happcnina. and the fishermen said the) covktn 't wait any longer. As contractors scrambled to hire worke~ off the street fof the backbreaking task of cleaning isolated beac~ and co-..e the feder- al Bureau of land Management tancd mobiliiint. five firt ~s Lawye.rs bla~e controller In air dlsast LO ANGELES -Attorney blamed an air traffic controller Tu closing arg_uments of a tnal to determine respons1b1hty for the di\I rolhs1on of an Acromcx1co airliner and a !>mall plane that killed 82 peo Lawyers also claimed the government presented a "tan&Jc:d web" c the >mon1h federal coun tnal 10 deflect blamt' from the Federal Av11 Administration. The focu~ofthe arguments was controller Walter White. who has cl21 hi radar scrttn did no1 d1 play the small plane that slammed into the 1a1I o rx·.9 on Aug. 31 . 1986. although radar tapes recorded its 011ht. Celebritle$ to march for abortion rlgh LO ANGELES-plane load of cxlebnt1es. mC::ludm& Donna Mills Morgan Fatreh1ld. wtll fl> to the nation's capnal to JOin thousands of ot who will march for abonton nghts. organ11ers said Tuesday. Mills. Glenn Close. Kell y McG1lhs. C)bill hcphcrd, usan "-ll1"::1n.rt11 Marlo Thomas. Poll} Bergen. Ellen Burstyn. Tt>n Garr. Veronica Hamel Valene Harper arc JUSt some of the celebrity women who plan to pan1c1pat Pro-Choice W~kend 1n Washington DC. April 8~9. Many are mt'mbcrs or affiliated w11h the Holl~ood Women's Polit omm11tec, an inOucnt1al groupofact1v1sts 1n the entertainment industry 1n the pa t ha\C ratSCdfunds for hbcml Democratic ca.nd1da1cs Park rangers an endangered species YOSEMITE NATIONAL PARK -A cont1nu1ng budget cru probably wLll kn ock Yo~m i1e's mounted rangers out of the saddlt' t summer park offic1als~1d. The park 1sexpecunga S250.000shortfall because of a n:«nt4 percent increase for all federal workers which will be absorbed into the park's ann $1 0.6 m11J1on budget. said B.J. Gri ffith, ass1 tant park supcnntendent. . The ranger d1v1s1on wa forced to absorb a $1 75.000 cut and fa cl1m1 na11on of another funding source. The dccmon 1'.n't final . but Ch Ranger Roger Randolph conceded the park's horse patr01 1s hkcl> to go. alo w11h some seasonal rangers, interpreters and naturalJSts A(fmlnlstratlon pressing Contras WASHINGTON -The Bush adm1nt'itrat1on 1s pre ,mg the pohti leaders of 1caragua's on1ra rebels to return to Nicaragua to test the prom1 of an open ~hllcal process made by the lef11st Sand1n1sta government. one 0 the kaders said Tuesday niibt. . . • To undethnc 1hat 'iUgatStton. the Unned tat~ plans to hal\'c the $4 million 1t no .. spends annual!) to support the Contra s poht1cal operation 1n exile, including offices in M1atn1 and Central .\mcn('a. said Alfredo Cesar. a membe r of the rebels' poltttCal directorate The Contra arc beina urged 10 tal>.e pan 1n the naltonal clttt1ons ~hedukd b)' the Sand1n1stas for 1990 . Democrat wins Quayle's House seat FORTWAYNE. lnd. -DcmocratJ1ll Longscoreduur:ptiscv1ctoryover Republican Dan Heath Tuesday m&ht 10 a pcaal dtttion (or the Hou~ K411 th:it lJunchcd tht' poht1cal caret"r of Vitt President ~n Oua)lc. Long rccc1"ed 65. I 60 -..otcs. or ~I perccnl. to 61 l8A. or 49 pc.-rcent for Heath. he will be the first Democrat to represent northeast India na's 4th < onarc 1onal r>1stnct since Qu:i)le .. on the I 976 con~s 1onaJ clecllon and the !'6th woman 1n the 4 lS·scat Hou!IC of Representative Stab victim's right to die upheld PORTLAND. Maine -A v.om:rn prcpam! to cut her \On's hfc· uppon sy~tem after a Juda,c ruled Tuts<fa> that an assa1bnt who ma) fa«' murder ~hargcs 1f the youth d1~ did not l'lavc the ridlt to top her. Sylvia Lane. mother of vtcttm ~fark Weaver id her t0n had no W1 h to be kept alt-..e anifictaJI)', and he would rcmo"'c h1 fccd1nt 1ube on Thursday ocl Papn. who$Cl'\'ed thrtt ycarsa.n prisonforstabb1n1 Wea\er tn 198S, had gone to coun to keep Weaver ab"e because Papn could be characd with murdC1" 1f the v1ct1m dies Top young chess player defects NEW YORK -The Sovtct mon·s lcad1n1 youna ch playC1" and b father rcquc tcd pc>httcal asylum here Tuc1day. said a ann<fma ter and fcUo -.. act defector who aided them. • Gata Kamsky, 14, and his father, Rustam K.am y. poke •1th an FB official Tuesday mom1naand art staymaat an und1tcl04ici:t lddrcu an th~~ )' ork area, ~1d Gl"lndma tcr Lev lbtart. 1 former .. chm champion wh defected from the wv1~t Union in I 979. Gata Kam ky was lhe younaot membt'f of a prominent vact c dclrpuon part1c1palJOI tn the the New York Open tournament ··Ha decision was made. in my Judsmcnt, even befo~ he came here. lbun said. 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S1 s• u 11 s• 10 '° .. 44 60 H 11 4) II 4S u \l .. \\ •• 1) n 45 !i1 J1 Ille '""" J poo;. 14 good 1-3 gooCI l.:J ,,. 1-S IM 1·1 POOf 2.• gooo • ""'~op;;~ If~· ~.&....&..~ c-.... ....._.., Walttlemcl 61 a... Oolet '°"'~-' w ... Tides TODAY .... ,,. THURIOAY Fuel 1119" 1 ~a M 4 4 FrrallOw 10.14alft 03 6etoncl """ ' • 31 p "' 3 3 ~~ t»p111 ,, lun ...... ~, ... 10 ,, ... ,,~. ,,..,,~, Is 41,, on -~u .. 6 11 l>lft MOOl\>'11 l~M 100la m , I 11\•\ '""'!<Uy OM I lil."' "'° ~u .. II ex 4 jft ~ mogreport Achievement. medal, promotions earr:ied Ar>LM••~• Branching out P•ddf•bo•t•rs take adv•nt•ge of the warm weather Tuesday In Washington, D.C., to cruise and •dmlr• the Japan••• cherry blossom trees •round the Tld•I Basin • . 001·1·1 .\HI t:s Robin Sue Goldstein, 34, Register correspondent Robin Sue (1oldstcan. \\ashangton rnrrc po_ndent for the Orange Count) Rct1 ter, has died ali1.·r a kngth)' hattlc wuh cancer \he v.a 34 (1old ttan. "'ho du:d Monda). had 1..on11nucd to work unlll reccntl) Jc'!tpatc a lhe·)ear llattlc v.11h cancer \he had undergone two mutcc· tomae\, four rounds of hcmothcrapy. fhc course of rada· . mun tre:atmcnt, and ~\Cl'11 C\· 1l('nnwntal trt'atmcn1 s:aad her hus· .,;ind. W u hinacon Po 1 reporter John "' lnl/ f dlo\lo Rcia ter reporter Jean P.a\C.o rl'\"alkd that Goldstein coHm:i 1,,,, .. umml·r·, Rtpubhran Na11onal < 11n,cnuon ~p1te bcJna 1n great p:11n "She rl.'lu\Cd to let 1t get in the llo;J\, .. PJ~O 1d ... She wa\ un1vcr· ""'lh rc\p«tcJ by her colleague and hrr ·,out~C'>" while a reporter for The Rcaistcr, By The Auodated ,,.,, she became thccentr.il ligure an a \tall" upremc C out t c:a<,(' that ¥r1,.·.11h trcngthrncd 1he 'lh11,.•ld la" p1011,.•ct· ma JOurnahsts right to 1H1t 1d ... ·nt1h their sources Gold tcin. v. ho c<11Jhl"h ... ·d thl' Register's Wa'>h1n11on hun:.10. "·'' awarded a Paul Miller fdlo\\\h1p 111 19 J. 8. a proaram '>up ported '°'' Th( .\ ~tatcd Pres and the C1ann~·11 Founda1ton . Before J01nang the R"'l''1e1 'h v.orlced for the Rt•d 8Jn"-'' J I Register and the \\bur~ PJrl t'\, J l Press Jn ad<l11ion 10 ht'r hu\llJnd 'hr " urv1"ed b) hl.'r pircnl\ Rhod.i and Ra)'mond void f(IO ol MaddlctO\\ n .J a sl ter, anc) of Ph1lal.ldph1J and her paternal arandmothcr L1lllan voldstt'in of r..t i:un I Funeral arrangement'!> .ire unJ ... ·r the d1rcct1on of thr "-oollc\ f"unernl Home. Loni Bran h ~ J Barney Tobey, New Yorker cartoonist Rarnl'\ hlhl°} .acanoonast for the e"' \' orkcr m. 11111nclo1tio)1,.ar,. d1"·J Monda 1n ~e..,., 't ork C1tt al\tr 1 hon rllnc He "'ai. 2 l he 't"' ' orkcr fim pubh hcd 1 1 obcv noon on .\ua 3. 1112q l>unna ah~ nc" '" d«ade\. he pruduc:cd fourro"er and 1,200 pen-and-in It. Jra"' an&'> flt I\ \Ut'•'cd by h11 wife. Bcatn~ nnton. a p~unter. and t"'o duldrcn ~nta,ha and l \1d, both of cw York Cal) Pvt. I l C lass David C. Cumml•i• has been decorated with the Arm > ch1evement Medal at Fon Sill. Okla. Cu mmings is the brother of Debra Roberts of Costa Mesa. He 1s a cannon crewman wJth the 18th Field Antller} • • • rm) 2nd Lt. Rogtr A. Ray. son of Parker and r>e Ra> of San Juan Capistrano. ha\ arn'ed for dut} 1n West Germany Ra} 1 a financ"· officer "tlh the 7th Mt"d1cal C ommancJ • • •• ~ t. James J. CoJJ1D.s. son of T1moth\ ( olhnsofln inc. has completed basic tr.unmg a·t Fon Dix. J • • 1r Force \1rman 1st (las'> uunne R. ha.nhol11er. has arrtH'd for dut} at Hulloman Air Force Ba~. 1" M. Her hu band. Wilham. 1 the son of Donna Shanholtzer of Huntington Beach 'hanholl1cr is an arr trallic control operator with the I 877th Communacat1on Squadron. • • • Arm~ Spec Jeffrie L. Bays. on of Gcrald- Ba)'ci of Balboa Island. has armed for dut) an West (,crman). Ba \s 1s a motor tran\port operator w11h tht' ~I st Theater .\rm} Arca ( ommancL ••• tarine Cpl. Patrick W. Tbomp on. son ot Jeanie Ed"'ards of Fountnin Valk). rccentl) dcplo}ed to th~'c tern Pacific ""hale rv1ng w11h Manne ad. Squadron-513. Manne Corps Air Base. uma. Am.~ cmbarll.cd aboard 1heamph1b1ousa sauh hip Belleau~ ood. homcponcd 1n \an DacRO RE·\I. ESTATE The lollov.ing hst of Or~nsc Coast real e\tatc transtcrs. which andudes the name ot 1he bu}er. address and the pnee paid tor the propcrt\ was wmp1lcd trom count) records and L'\Crow rnmpanic) b) Homeo" nl'f\ l\.farkcttng ·r' ices C ompan) 00i1:aal \ sa~ (he h\I ma) ha'c an error lactor of ' pcrn·nt dunng J year·, taml.' hcenuSl' ut \f>t'<:ulatron bu~ 1ng and erron. The h t " published tor the antormat1on.il u'il: of our rcadc5 and 1\ protl"l ted h' m p) nttfit to Home- O\\ ne~ \1arlctang ~n aces tlunllngton tSucb \.1 r ,\. \11' C11lbcn B Wengcn. " h I Bia "ur Dr1H' S '5.5.00 lknrhJh B ( hor I~ 51 ln,cme<;s l Jne S 115 000 , .. end r \ utborg. 19%~ lsthmu\ l anr S2 I S.000 Margaret J LIO\ tJ. 19002 Si1 rllnrd < irde S.229.000 Richard J. fkrlo\lo ltz, 10242 '-'a.tpra Draw $136,000 \-f r &.. Ml'\ Denna<, E f1ugcrald 1Pl:? OIHllPll l>fl\e Sl~.5.000 \tr 1.l \1 rs \\1lh.im \\ \\ell ' 1~116 Queen\port Lane 'lo R $"40.0llO \tr 11"\ M1(hacl T < u'nl· 21062 ~hcphcrd Lune $280,000 Jod} Gerstner 17842 i.\ltam1rano l ane ~240.000 Mr Mr (rregol") S &'\k lti "'I Bu\h' l .inC' S28.5.00J Mr . ., Mrs Robert f lmotn I j~4 I < bot(m:lc S21QCXXl \1r MD. Jamt''I P R\an. ltlW~ f ountarn l.41nc: $242.000 1r. Mn . "en L Lu. ltl77~ I lcnta c Lane S.!70.()X) J me l . Ma tlod.. l 7ft26 I a C mta ()fl\ c o. I 00 s I CHO) • Sta nley E. Dimond, educator Wilham C. D1;u. 6061 \tone:< 1rck • SWS.000 !':a~)'. Lo"e, SOh .\lab.Im ~t $2914,000 • • • Arm) Nauonal Guard p, t John R. Roderick Jr., n of John Roderick <;r of Hunti ngton Beach, ha completed bam tra1pang al r on Leonard Wood. Mo. • • • Airman bt Cla s Jorge A. Garcia. ~on of Mr and Mr Jorge Garcia of In tne. h.t\ graduated from Air Fortt basu .. · tr.lining at lac II.land .\ar I-o r e Base?fe,a . He 1\ a I lil\(l graduatt· of l nl\cr~1t)' High Sthool. • • • P\l. Vincent M.Sex toa, son ofM,11"\ 5t-\ton of I ountam Va lk) has completed a un1l ancJ organ11auon '!tuppl} ~pecialtst cour\(' at the l ~ AnnyQuancrm:mcr-scltt>e~1-bc~ a ~ ·~ a 19~ 8 graduate of Fountain \ allc) J l1gh t.;ctfool -• • • '\1rman Mic hele P. McCullough d.iughter ot "v1l'rcedl's M c{ ullough of Huntrngton Bene h, ha\ graduated from .\ir f orcc ba\ac tra1n1n~ .it Lackland ir f orce Ba~c. l ellas. f he airman l\J 1981 graduate of <iaddleback I lagh School • • • Mannl' Corp\ Pvt. John A. Creel Jr. wn of Jo hn Creel r of~ e~pon &ach ha rnmplcted the ba 1c field arttllc!) cannoncer cour~ at I ort Sill. Okla. Hl' a\ a 1981< graduate of C ornna dl'I Mar High hoot • • • p, t Roberta 0 . Holdermu daughtC( ut \.\-1lham Holderman of Costa ~ic'3. has com- pleted ba 1c traanmg at f on 01\ ~ J • • • Pq Randy W. Adc~k son ol c;lona .\dccx ~of l a~una 11 111<.. and Thoma\ \duxk ot HARD~. In inc. has completed military pohce traininaat lhe U. . rm) M1htar; Pohce School. Fon Mc( lcllan. ~la • • • .\tr f on.c \1rman James 8 . Jeulaga, son of lol'>JennangsofFountatn Valley, hasarpvcd lor Jut> in ~est German). Jennings 1s a mun111on S)Hcms spcc1ahst with the 36tb Equipment Maintenance Squadron. He ts a 19 7 graduate of Fountain Valle> High School. • • • Arm> :?nd Lt. JeUrey L . LaFace. son of Jo~ph Laface oflf'-tnc and Marlene LaFa~ of Ulguna Hills. ha amH•d for duty in West (,erman) La a c as a platoon leader with the 37ll'I :\rmo He lS a 1977 graduate of Costa l\ksa H 1gh ~·hool and a-I if8-3--graduate -0f Oal \tare futlenon • • • .\rm} P\t 1st Cla s Gilbert M. Comptoa, -.on of Mr and Mrs. Malton Compton of Fountarn V allc)'. h:t completed basic tr:uningat f-ort Jad..s(>n. S. . He 1 a l 979 graduate of fount:un Valle) High . hoot. and .a 1985 araduate ot < ~11 State Lonf Beach. • • MarUa A. Calklas has completed the .. .\rm) Warrant OfT~cr cntr) course at Fort Rucker. \la Hl' 1 the son of Ronald Callon of Fountain \'allC\ • • • Jlmm) A. abrera. brOlher of Ronald C abrcra ol Hunttn ton Beach, ha been promoted in the l . Ann} to the rank of f>l"'t 1ah'\l C abrc:ra 1 a combat Cll.&Jnttr at Fort Drum.~' "'1th the 41 t Eog1necr Bauahon . ~t nlC) f;. Dimond. l aprok~ rtmen11,1\ofC\1u(at1un t1hdJn1't"1h t•I \tu.:h1pn. 4.hcd llJrda) m nn tbor. Mich~ 11\cr an utcn~kJ 1 Inc " In llJ: 1. Pm1cknt Harry S Truman •~ardcd Dtm nJ thr hct'\Jom founi.Sallon Medal off rttdom for has ork on c1t11cn\h1p C'du\ 1100 \ !)a\\ rm11J ·nt of the at1onal Council (Qr Scx111I Studt ' he '4'll the •uthor of''"" u:~tboohon U\tn and mcnc-an &O\trnmcnt for h1a,h ~hool \tuJent' \1r. \1~. John J. Quan Jr . t ma t .. it3. Don ld L (iadhcrrv. l 111 Cah· OFFER8' l ~-===~~-----------t:=SL~ ~ • Claudio~antoro, Brazilian composer Oaoo10 Santoro.; who wa conlidtttd 8rv1t'1 most 1mporJ.tnt "' 101 l mpottr. died of a hcan 11uack Monda> m Rio de JanC"•m He wu 69 Santoro "'udied -v1ol1n and rompowd his tint"> mjlhon ~ htn ~\lo \ 19 f fls cd«oc oput of 1 m,,tH>ntn. C"Onttn and uptraJ 1n ludcd atonal and popular worts. mON ntoro's bnt known •Ofb '4'1S the 111.&J \)mphof\) ··1mp1c9IKJnt of 1 cd foundry ... C ontidttcd one f the ~~~ 10 Btulhan rompowr HftUW Vllln l.ObOa. "'°'° '''° i 1n authofit) on eemponry 8ruih•ft mutte. torn ta \t $I :UJn> · Jan '\\-1nC' 7111 oho £>r1\C , o IO~ 2(JIJ,C \1r. Mt') C1a~ C. Co,, 7 4~ Connie Omc S23S.00o Mr. Mr' le\ K uta\ 67h I < orral < 1rdc S7~,000 Han <. nderwn. t90n ( :an · port l..anc: No J S 11 0.<n-> Mr. MD Robert Mill r. 197.D Senhor~ C 1rcl" 272.000 R:andolrh I \1(10, I J I ''h i166, . JOhn T. Ht'4 Ill, 4\12 Bol \' c. S960. $19 A MONTH FOR 24 MONTHS. • 1 D I 1 ( HOiiywood readies for 0 care ganz With the ballots counted, suspense builds to fever pitch.for tonight's shovv , LOS ANGELES (CNS) • Accoun- tants finished tallyi ng ballot , or- ga mzers added more names to the cast and a las Vegas bookmaker named his picks as the countdown to tonight's Oscar extravaganza con- 11nuCd. Inside a glaswnd-stcel highrise 1n downtown bas Angeles, behind closed and locked doors, accountan(s .... ound up their ballot-counting and started stuffing envelopes. said Frank Johnson, a pahoer 10 tbc firm Price,. \\aterbouse Inc. Some 4.600 members of the Academy of Motion Picture Ans and ~1enccs received mail-in ballots for this }ear's Academr. Award ottns,. Each envelope will remain in Pncc. \.Vaterhouse safekeeping unttl an official with the fi rm hands it to the celebrity JUSt seconds before he or she announces the winncf Wednesday night at the Shrine Civic Audi torium. .. The winner ts ..... won't be heard on this year's ceremony broadcast. scheduled for 6 p.m. PST on ABC Channel 7. Trying lo get away from the concept of winners and losers. producer llan Carr has told the prHsenters to sa). "The Oscar goes to Carr. 47. is a flamboyant personal manager turned producer turned entrepreneur whose credits include the film "Grease" and the Broad\\3) h11 "La Cage Aux Folles." He also has promised to cut off an) length) s~ech-m'aking. noting that there will be th ree podiums on the aud1ton um stage this year. and the spotlight and sound will cut to a d11Terent one 1fan~ apprecia11,c sta rs "a' long·Y. inded Almost since Che nominations -were announced. Carr's office has barraged the news media with releases about his all-star lineup of celcbnt1es ....,ho Y.111 hand out the co,eted statuettes this ~car. The \hO\\ \\ 111 ha' e a .. couples" theme. and among the scheduled presenter teams are R)an O"Neal and Farrah f ay.cell. Donald Sutherland and his ~on K11:tcr. "v1elan1e Griffith and tianc:c Don Johnson. Samm\ Da,1s Jr and (iregor) Hines <lf '"Tap ... Buh Hope and Lucille Ball. and Dustin Hollman and Tom ( ru1'\e or··Rain Man .. Meanwhile. cnuc~ ha\'C madl· thl'lf predictions and settled bad to see 1f the) come true. ··Rain Man .. ap~ars to be the fa, ontc for best picture ha' ing <:ollccted a pleth ora of a\\ards going into the final stretch. Lenn) DclGcn10. raci ng spans book manager at the Frontier Hotel 1n Oscar Normnilf ions Las Vegas. placed "Rain Man" at the lop as the even-money favorite. follo"-ed by .. Dangcrou Liaisons." "Ma s 1ssipp1 Burning" and "Wor~1ng Girl." He calls .. The cc1dcntal Tourist" a lo ng shot at 5-1 odds. DclGenio also prcdirt Hoffman will walk away with top actor awards for··tb in Man." He Of!.gtnally pl't'd1c- ted Jodie Foster and Glenn Close as neckand-neck contender for top actress. but said yesterday he would revise that line in favor of Close. OclGenio notes it's illegal to bet on the Oscars in the state of Ne,ada. He said he got into Academy Award predictions eight years ago at the request of a friend. "It has turned out to be just an unbchevablc amount of fun," said DclGenio. who claims he's nght more than 64 percent of the time. "This is the onl ) thing I can produce a line on that I can't lose any money on:· But the 1ud10 have a lot ofmone) ndingon that little gold statuette. and their 1ncrca~·d lobbying for their nominees has been noted -and objected to. in ~me cases. The Los Angeles Times repons the eumulatl\'e grosses for best-picture nominees increased as much as 11 5 percent from Feb. 15. when the Oscar nominees , .. ere announced. to March 7. Full-page ads peppered the tY.O trade maga11ncs. Dail} Varict} and the Holl}wood Reporter. as recentl} as last week. aimed at sw a~ 1ng proaasunat1ng academ) member And promotions mailed to mcm- lx·r-, • homes ha\e prompted some complaints. .. 1 ha\C in m} house more color reprod ucuons of S1gourne} Wea' l'r and a bei1ut1ful gorilla than I need:· director Carl Rctner said ... I'm gett ing turned olT on the pictures I hkc ·· The marketersof··Ra1n Man .. were \O anxious to collect on Oscar nomination returns that the} placed ad'> the day Oscar nom1na11ons Y.ere announced in Los ;\ngele and Ne'" 'orl nC\\Spapers. 1dent1f} 1ng their mo,1c as a nominee. The nom1- na11on!. were announced after th e ad\ Y.erc placed r hc mO\e drey. a reprimand from tht• film academ'. and no s1m1lar plans appear to · be afoot for the ..\cadem}_ Awards themselves. said Jack Duffner. retail advcrt1S1ng man- ager for the Herald Examiner ~till. new papers arc holding their movie ad pages for as long as possible Wednesday night in hopes of getting Oscar ads in. Duffner said. Dl!STMOVIE I 'Aa<ll Man• 'Tne AcodentM TOUllte .........._ 9umin0' ~Off' ~u.-· I D ll!ST ACTOR D BEST ACTR!SS c;.,,. ~.. .... ........ IJl.mlni1• ......... a.fl ~ °""" 0...1111 Hallman ~...,,. .......,, ~ 'Ool*N ,,. ........ Tom Kenlt.t •t19• *1f~ "A Cty tt,_OM. l Eowlld JlmH Olmoe "5111111 lllld ~ a.ri C-. ~ u....· Mai "°" S~ .,..,,. r. ~ Jot* F_,,, 'TN A«NI#" D lllT suPPORTINO D 111r sui.oRTINO I ACTOR ACTMSI Al9c auw-Ullf Oonrr Joell 0.... ....,. °""" KM! l<llnl 'A Fil/I C*'1 Wltldt• 0.. o.'119 'The~ TWIW" Mll*I t.--. "Tiide¥" n.Mwi ,_ ..Oa,,,.ld ''rrlar._,......,. wwl"" cir.ii· ...... ,....., ,...._ UllNrlf' ~-""-* ~ O't f/l'flfY' ....,_,....., ...... 0-StocllWat ~IO .. ._. 'Oscar's grandcf1ild_ren' join cinema veter~ns for gala awards cerem ~ny Dale Evans and Roy Rogers ftop) wlll be performing at the Academy Awards ceremony tonight. as wllt Tyrone Power Jr. and CaroJ BurneU"i. daughter, Carrie Hamllton (below). as producer ·Allan Carr brings together Hollywood's past and future for this year·s Oscarfest. T\' l .. ISTl'.\GS 0 D H.tul T11M on Pl1MI £111h Ill, loN Newt ly LINDA DEUTSCH Alto<llftff l'f•H \lfrll .. I O~ .t\ <,EL ES -shod.mg fo e t be me apparent as old und ncY. Holl)" ood came together tor .\(;ademy Awards rehearsal -0..cnr as old enough to ha ve g_randch1ldren In fact. one such tlurd generation heir of fl oll}wood ro)&h) 1s 1n Wed ne~da} night's 61 st awn rd' how Keith Coogan, grand on of actor Jackie Coogan, 1s one of the fre h faced acting newcomers w.ho will <"Ing and dance their wa} through a ghtL) production number called. "I Wan n.; Be An O~ar \.V1nncr." ' None of the }Ounistcr performing ha'> }ct been nominated for Holl>- wood's mo'>t coveted award But most said the) ""ere hopeful their careers would lead them into the realm now occ upied b) such con· tenders a!. Ou!ltin Hoff man. a front r:unncr for bcc,t actor in "Rain Man·· and 1gourne} Wea\Cr, double norni- nated for b(st aclre sand suppon1ng actress 1n "(1onllas 1n the Mist .. and ··~ork1ng Girl." · ~an) of the }OUnt the p1ans in the Oscar show trace their lineage to the golden da>~ of the s1her screen l )rone Po....,cr Jr. may bring tears to some aged e}e\ when he performs a fencing routine rcm1n1sccnt ofh1s late father Also on tagc will be Trac} '1el on. daughter of the Intl' Rid Nelson and granddaughu.·r of rv·s Owe and Hamel. TY..o daughter~ of C onnll 'IC\CO\ and Eddie fl\hcr arc in lhl' produl11on number \nd ( arol Burncu·s daughter.Carne I lnm1hon. Y..111 ix·rform · "I foel 'en pm 1kied to be part ol llO\ II·: l .. ISTl'\GS ~f'wport Reach aAUOA CIHaMA .. f IA1t"'4 llt•<I t 7\ H 10 "ow Wow H .... 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"Dream 1 l 1ttJe Dream ""lt'i, a 1re11 honor ... I reall ~ want to meet V1occnt Price " Price "'II be one of the old-tt men more m:osnizable 10 Jhc m1lhon\ \\ho1 unc IO Wedne\da} nt&M to VICW 1hc aY..ard from 6 to 9 p.m. PST on AB(-TV The .~cterans were I\ e - C'tted ac; the .Youngsters when ~he) arnvcll lor a rchear~al Monda) ni&ht ··\\.c''e co ml' to tht' Oscars hclorc. -bur th1\ 1<. the fir t ume "-C''c bern in Jhe \hu"' · · !>aid Dale f:.\ ans "hn. along wath hu'\band Ro) Roaers, will smg m a ··ecx:onut Grove" pro· ~ct1un number ··J<, this Holl) wood magic or hat ' e\uhed O'>t.-ar producer llan C arr as the legends of mo'· 1eland paraded into the hnnc Auditorium past four K1ng-Kong- sizc gold colored Oscar\ to"ering 10 the roof of the building. Doroth) Lamour. .lKe Fa)c, V1n- t·en1 J>ncc Ton> Martin. < ~d Char· 1s!>C and ( harks ··Huddy' R0&er. "ere among the I loll)"'ood p1oncen read~ to .. ,ng and t\en dance a re .... ~te~ The idea or bringing old and nc .... star., to the Oscar production M:cne caml' trom Carr the ebullient Broad- " a\ 1mpri:~no who 1 tr)ml to g1'C' old O~·ar <,omc nCY.. p11au. ( arr .... hose as 1 tants wcrt mm· mun1rnt1ng b> walkie talkie'> through· out thl 'a~t C\panCol' of the Shnnc prom1~ some \Urpn~ guc I'> at sh.o"' 11mc .. 1 th ought I'd be tn the hosp11al ~ no"' · ~tel Carr. "But this 1s thi: best t1ml'l H' t \Cr hnd • · H»n TifaA Tn ~ l C •t M"''''""*1 6 7 J 6160 T1>•A4ci.-.. T-"t7 • IOWAftOS CIHIMA >ll!W ...,0 /M-'I•• ·4t 1101 st..ffo o •• , • ) , IDWAaoS SOllT'H coiUT ,.LAZA • ) •• •IOI 11 , ... l' ....,,.._ \a''"° 1 Tt~ ..... ft)'""''~ I~ ' JO '•S J Oea4 ..... " r \ e • 10 H HA•a<HI TWIN CINIMAS .. .,t>o< 8'W1I If .AlllU:n ,, •I" u It , ... , /t.~S 1 • MaJA CHIMA N~ ... po.1 ... ., Jt'11' \t t.•• ,J TM ........ H • kl aJH a T~• .... n .... 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'°""'CWT I.MUNA t J C ....,.._ • ., Ulf , .............. ,. .. 1 ............... ,1) \t t Friendly ghost promP,ts story telling at CdM library ., KATY 90UCHlll OI .. ..,,_.... \ ") ~ldrea'1 librariaa Bruy Cbuednik wa always tKc fin& to am"e on tM job 11 &M Coroaa cld ~branch library-thM "' until about M• monttK •· It._ ~t &Jaia bme ~ Doticcd the~ counttt had been tnppcd, but no one ......... CbeRdnik, 31, wasconvuKcct ll rould only be one thin&: A po.t. Aed Cbetednik iU»'t the only believer io tM phantom. which she calfa "*"llberc aruome th inas thal have been Soinaon that are i~p&&cable;' id Lyn Gill50ft, hbruy brancb manaaer. "Yes.: l ik6nitrly beht\C the~ I~ a &hOll heft." Chendnik said shortly after she noticed the counter had been trippcci, Gilbon and the library derU wett st.anruna close to the door .. when the counttt wmt 'dick' -and nobody was thtte. 04We actually had the J M Co. investip_ic·it," sh( said. The rcpcurman totd them i.hc opticaJ counaer was workina fioe. . That was JUlt the st.an, Chcn:dnik saad. he said a tclePhOiie nnpconstantly m the hbi'arv -~metimes up to five t1mes in a row .. When the clerks answer, no one is there. Not C\ien the faint spund of someone breatbana is heard. • . , • · ··1 don't know 1fhe wants to talk 10us.or1rhc want 10 ask us a q~1ion: ... she sa.ad. "We also have a ru machine thal's been activatc:J and nothina comes through. I don't know ifhe's trying tocommunacatc 10 u~ or ihomeonc is try101 to commurucatc with btm... · Now.one might thmkCbercdnik wouldbeahttle luryorcoming to ~ork. but on the rontrary she has a trona feeling thJS ghosl 1\ a friendly one and lhat he'siust comina to some fam1har pot wh~ he rccJs comfortable. She said she 1sn 't supen1111ous and doesn "t "throw !I.ah Q\(~r h(r \houldcr" when she amvcs at -..ork, but she and the other -.orken dcfinitc:ly t."CI ht\ pmencc. "One ume Lyn and r and a clerk v.crt tallong 10 c h otheT and v.e hc.-ard the body counter clack and the hcauna system went on," \he said. "It was lake someth1ngcoldame an andactiv ted the fuma c We all turned and s:ud, 'Hi Harry.' · . "Also. we've been having problems with the pho1o<:op1cr. It w1ll 1A1kc the the money, but it won't make a picture." 0.., f'INe ....... ~ ---· .................... ...,_ Lyn Giiison, •etsy Chered""' by door counter. &..ola Conn•r, Rotten Weed~•own Man referenced ... . So how dtd this phantom rttc1ve hes name'> Chcredntk sa1d she has a gut-reehns the pook ., "definitely a man" and the next l<>g.ical thmg to do was to give hem a name he picked the name from an old AJfrcd H11chccxk movie. bur o lhcr's have lherr own op1n1on "Ancr l tofdoneoftheclcrks I named h1m Harry, 'ihe took mcoµ1 1de a nd pointed to the bronze plaque 1n front that reads. 'In Memory of Dorothv Harry.' Maybe J could have noticed the name. J don't know." lnformati~e, creative events fill library week ,,. Dorothy Harry. also known as Dorothy f-urnacC'. was a library 1rusll.-c ffom 1955 to 1963. said Lado nna K.anllL, city libraria n She dona ted l~o lot'i to the cuy, which wctt sold for S 17 000 and paid for bu1ld1 ng a library in 1959 on a site nexl next to tbc fire station. Since these uncxplamcd events startC'd. rumors. of 1he spmt l\P"c been c1rculaun1 al all four branches. And with Nahooal Library Weck happen1n~ planned from \pnl 9 to I Harry ha become o ne of the main c"ents. Turing th.as \Jolcclr,patrons arc rncouragcd to write a ~n1encc or par:igraph about Harry The dissertation will then be compiled 1n a book and read aloud o n Apnl 15 b} L1branan Karen Hitchcock-Mon. Ctuldrni arc abo invited to draw pon ratts ol Harr). ~lm:h ~•II ~ displayed in each branch By KATY BOUCHER question\ using hbraf) sourl'C'S. otuwo.-y,,_st.n "f:.H'r)otic cntcnng and an~~enog To celchrate National Publ1l' l.J quc llOO\ correc~ly ge t'i ~.free t:Oupon orary \'leek <\pnl '>-1 ~ Ncwpon for a \ 1deo ched~ut sa1J \all)' &achbran heswellpre-;cnta~m·\o( Rolx-rt, rnmmun1catmns lOOrth·. informal1\e .md fun c"'cnts nalor • In keeping wllh the ~ck·, lhum· .. Ask a Profc-. .. 1onal. A!.k 't our I 1- brarran:· cwport Bcat.h Public l 1· brat) 1s having an "Info lfunt" in which )Oun ter\ in gr.u.lc~ one through eight If') 10 find 1hc an!lv.er lo Rolll·rt w1<l 1Ht•l6'1 quC"\t1on'> ~ould be. "Wba1 •'>the state llowC'r ol Cal1forn1a?" or "Name an:y fi ve of1hc ~vcn Dwarf'>" \ \not her am' 1ty will be a d rawing at 3 p m on .\pnl 17 lor a gJft certdicatC' from 1hc ( h1ldren s Boo~- hoppc: Children 'tol.111 also want to d raw .. picture or -.nte a few \.I.Ord., about "Ha.rrv "the &ho!lt"Who's been haunt- ing thc ( oron.r <let Mar bran h. The v.nt1ng~ 'tol.111 be compiled into a boo~. wh ich will be r('1)d at 2 p m Apn l 15. Manner''> hronch will salute the week w1lh a n afternoon of continuo us comedy l lMs1C' such a Laurel and Hardy. Buster Keaton and the rhr«' 'itoogcs lrom I lo 4 p.m . on .\pnl I ~ ~II a c."\ .i~ 1ov1ted and (re<" popcorn W 1 IJ be SC'f\i ed Balboo branch intends to how its newly orpneLed ruiuucal coJlcction and thcvtdC'o .. Amcnca' (up 19 8." along with some nauucal nibbles, on \pn l 12. • -~pon CcntC'r will ho t a "brown baa" program t noon on pnl 13 wath three ch1ldrcnJs authors, hce hertlc. Valene Keyworth, and ~dnenne Jone Pan1c1pant arc in- \: 1tcd to bong thcU' lun band cnJO' frtt coffee wlule lM women spcafc and an'iwcr quc tion Fireman named first program coordinator No 'fooling, bands to battle for LB students ly KA TY IOUCH£R OfNO.., .......... After six mo nths of h1tchh11C1ng arouod Europe in the 1960s, Ray Pendleton returned home and dc- Cldcd lO JCl a ,J<>b. Pendleton wun ·1 parucular. and yet he wanted some excnemenl in his life. He noticed an advertisement for firefighters and decided to apply As he put at: "Then a quarter of a century went by .. Pendleton. 48, 1s no w a captain for cwport Beach's Fuc Department an-cl ~lthn& 1n10 a new po!it as progt3ms coordinator. "Up unul eeaht weeks ago. I was the company engJnttr captain at 1A111on No. 5 an Corona del Mar:· he said. The new pos111on was created aficr 1t was determ1Md the departme nt had amb111o us projCC'ls hkc Earth- quake A warTnc and Toys for Tots that need to be coordinated by one person. Pendleton's Job 1s to make the programs more dliC1ent and estabh h a &realer cont.act with the pubhc "If someone has a group of ( ub Scouts who want to tour a cena1n station. I'd put them an touch with the naht pcnon." he said. A lonJtJme resident ·or "lC\\-port Beach. Pendleton rt'minasccd about tus earhcr days as a firtfi&hter and I' I It J 'PfH I lfi 111 how thC' c11y and department ha\c changed over the years. "When I J01ncd. ewport Beach was still a ~side rt'SOrt ... he s:ud "It was busy en 1hc summemmc but en 1he wantc-r )OU could proooblt fi re a cannon down 1h( meddle or Balboa BouJevard and not hit an)Ol)e "Now the re arc 1.000 pcoplt' 'tol.a1t- 1ng in hnc to get a JOb in the Fire Dcpartmt'nt -as opposed 10 the 200 applicant when I started ... When Pe ndleton apphcd. he ~a required to run an obstacle cou~ at Costa Mcs:t High hool and take an 1ntelhpmtt test ~It was one of the fC" JCbs the)· didn't want )'OU to have an) u- pcncncc becau'IC 1bcy trained )OU .. h.c-~1d Dunn1thc councorh1scarl'tr. he'> done JUSt about c vcryth1na from dispatching to working on the t'Qu1p.- ment. emergency :ud and fi re fig.h tin& Pendleton said he'll m1 bcin& a firefighter and engineer but look~ forward to change. His nt'w JOb at C •t> HaJI moves him out o f the fire station scene altogether "ThlS pos.11o n wall in"ohc a lot ol -.nung which I truly cnJO) ... he s:uJ ~ndlc1on who has a dauahtcr rn collqt, wntcsasa hobby, da lling off boauoa and travel tones for Sea o~~,.....~..,....,.__ R•y Pendleton Is ready to coordinate programs. mag•wnc \atd ... The) ·re (maga11ne cdllo"l .. It w3s the Fire lkp:irtmt·n1 th;ll loolung tor brc\:1t'f' anJ 1 IC'3mcd t~I a tuall" taught me how 10 wntc.'' he from wT111ng tire reports ... By EMlLY ADAMS Oll'NO..ty-Std Laguna Beach thgh ~hool stu- dents plan to .;pend· pnl f oor ... l>.i~ totall) amped out On that da). 'iOmcwht-rc het"een 300 and 5CX> 1ccn-rs well fill the ground\ and ~iagc of the f e "'al or \rts on l.aguna (an, on Road for the lira -and hopcf ull ) annul.II - Battle of the Bands. The br:unch1ld or Danidlr \.-11· hcana 16, and the Lotguna fka\ h l.kpanmcnt of Recreation: the alter· noon coottrt ~'lll tc:nurc bancb composed or Laiuna High '>IUdnlt~ and alumnae -pla~ing onh tor Laguna High -.tudent!I and 1hr1r guc<.t\ \cconhng to \i 11lu.-ana .& Junior J nd comm1s\wner ol S<X'1JI anJ studcnl at ll\'1t1es tor tht 9.'hool. the compc11t1on v.a\ ptanncd :I\ ··1u 1 a fun v.iy for e"'cnoone to get t< th('f and hc.-aJ -.omC' mu It. \llhou&h 1hc high hool has ho•acd otficr b3ttlc.--0f-thc-band 1vpc ho~s. the-. v.cre h<'IJ en 1hc \mailer theater on campus and had a ttnd- t'nC) to aot a httlc too ro,.d\," \aid \' 1lhcJ1na \\111h plt'nl' of -.jl;in· 10 dantt at the.-resu"al irounJ.'I, or- gan1lef"'S bc)le\C that the mad crush 0 1 tttn· c en1hus1a m v.111 ha"e the pat.e to dclusc. But th1\ '" mo.tt thll\JU t J tcco-a&t" dance Jl rt~ With the help of the recreation department''> 'u1anne ha... V1lhcana orpp11cd an cx- tcn'il\C' promouon campaign for the eH·nt h\.C' m n) or the hi& name con,C'm around 1 -'ih1n' po<>tef"'S and n n<"l'l have b«'n produ~ all be nna the logo or rom·t'rt d~1gn l'Ont~I ..,.,nntt C amc ) urv. ( onces 10n'i ..er"' ing food and wn dnnk v. tll be on i1C'. ma nned b} \tudent'i and thr Bo\'i and irl ·Club ofl una Be h. who are co-pon r- en1 the C\ent w1lhJh~ r~rtmcnt of RC\ rcauon ( clebnt' Judges include popular "-Rf)(.) d 1 sc JO<: ._e} kd the fi h, Jam es (11le11c of a band called The f\.1o ,e- ment ou1 ol ~n Clemente and J1m Ono of~ounJ ~pectrum "ho" l a OJ at \.tddkbad's ~ BR lhr iud es' vanro \pt'ttah1.a11on v.iJI be 1mportanl as the rour or fi\C Nnd'i competing pla" mu ec that ranies from mod tor to rock ·n· roll and blu(''i · Ont cl that won't be JUdged -or graded -"''II be a pn·1al ~UC\l appc:aran~e b~ cakulu teacher and atOU\tl( guitar pla:.cr Cial') hap1ro "\II the tudcnt~ know him ·• said \1th ana. -and he· rcalh ood ·• 2 area high school students Dig history-contest winners Luuoa Hills Hl&h School student Qd1ta Cuddlo and Oc:an Vic-. Halh hoof ~tudcnl t. .. n Palla were &mOQI five w1nncrs tn the Women 1n H1stol') sa)' Contest. spontOf'CJ by the Ora County Commi ion on the Statu o( Women. Each recc1"ed S 130 ror her wntina abihucs on the deed or women 1n mcncan hlJlOt)' - cn\lro nment Education has11\cn 'pcc1al rccogn111on to the ch~nt.C'llor \an 1n1em. Brown 3\\1\t\ Rurrnughs 1n rcS4:an:h1ng of<. oast ( ommun1t1i ( olkpc 01 tm:t. Alfrtd Ftraaodet. and mon1tonn1 on cn"aronmcnt•ll rssul•\ and 1hc Prt,1Jen1 o(C.Joldcn Wr\I ( olk-gr. J•dllll Vann lotcrnt w'Ork in either tht' 1~1~1 ""c. aJm1n1\lrat1,t, f c m andct . who 101ncd the d1,tn 1 en Jul). I\ acll\C' or pre department of the oflke. b3~d on tht'1r mtcrc.,1 on the ~te and national k'rl~ He 1 a membt-r ot tht> and fickl or 1udy \mcracan ' 1<Uaon ot <. ommun1h and Junior < ol· Bro ""'n rs a 19 1 arad~•e of Corona tkl Mar ll1gh lcgc\Comm i ion on the l-uturulfCom mun1h < ollca~ hooland1sthcsonoTDHM.Bro•aof1 ('wpontkal·h the rJ oftru ttt~ofthe Coll Entnance[,am1n111on • • • .and 1hc d v1 I')' Board or the ln\lltute for \.fan ('n1t'nl OavW N. Ea41la&toa or<. oron2 "lt'I Mnr '' nnt· ot 91Ut of L 1fclon1 Education al Harvnrd lJ1mcrs1t) studen~ from Bo ton n1\CJ'llV to rccr1"e an l dt•me<. VaJltj has c1 J '·>Ur tnlck r«ord of te.t hin dqttt th1 w1ntcr. elementary throu&h coll level to c\ccullH' 'H.'t Eadin1ton cvned his dor' dcartt in h1\tOf). pm1dcnt o f n Bernardino Vtllc)' Col he bc-t.-am~ m 16'1 cum l:iudc. CiolJcn \\ I prcs1Jcnt in . pttmht'r Magk l)tue ~rote ~\ ~h~t ~raUa Elkrtwa maJc allC1 h rccc1"C'd rnolu11onc, from lht < 1hfom 11 a holit•in-onc on the f >•rJ. Par 1, 17th hole at tht natc and mbl) for her contnbut1on\ to t'duc:111on '""pon 8ca<h o unu) ( luh on M rth 16 a nd the community. • •• She,.. pla)tl\I w1th Myraa Ir lalld who b1rJ1ed th~ Coa lime Community Coll ·s dean of 1nstrucl1on hok. anJ Pllytus Marr v.ho made par. Mary i... Zett.._ h been ~lroctcd one of 20 collcic aoo More than 400 i~th-~; stud~na Jradu tcd trom una ,cr it) lldm1n1 tratoM en the Urutt'd ~talM to · t~ DAR dru prevention m rccentl. in Nt,..J'On J>i'rt1c1put 1n a fulbria,ht ~m1nar in W~t Gc:rm ny in 8cac ;\pnl Lol of eel nuo n and uPfl0'1 from le al rn. Z 1n 1 one o( thn:r commun1t~ collesr dm1ni uiurant" • ll"en, and on ucknt from each hool •'1 trat r 1n\ 1ttd to the m1nar whic:h win focu o n telcrttd •inner ofan ts con1c1t o n their fcchn ut dc\cl~na Pf'OIJ'lm in 1ntt mattonal cJu lion. dnap Ptt\1ouu • she hutttt1\cd two fufbria,ht aran1,, one fm Tbc•1nncn relUdMtCn:tPt.N~l)Ort km n a )rar'J 'tud)'. at the: ftl\Cnlt) o f8ru' I, and one f. t a Ulf)' hoof, ..... , O.y .... Manncn fk~nta~ ummcr ttm1nar tn Kore! • • 1 •er e. Harhot Vic-E.km ntary. M1lllr1 llJ C.riM Hard9c of Hunun11on 8( h. rttl~ • 'port H ghi Ucmentan. and Kn ttachcr' aide from the O«an Vic-. hool Ot tract. h ndcnon F.kmenury. · been namN \Uptf'VdOf' f; r the •'-h and Ho bt\1 --... • • • .;; ... h h !..!LH. Harbo C>a h l ~pertmcnl or the Ora,,.r Count} Farr She •111 •-nit · an ... ..,.t ·.,-. aa r ) ' rnord1natcall Of the ()qMrtrMntcn1neunde,h1bit\ that has won naoonal hOn<>r• en the 19 9 b<Usl1 ~rtlll'\I ._111 ..._ ll...otu-" at,...._ 97th annual t.1r. wards ('Onkst, ~ red hot.it~. hola ti ~ ~ '"' ~ • • • Siope. and L11er Cavakadt (: on.,a1u&a1tou to Oman V~ tfil,h.sthOOI'' Model tDiala won 1n honotll* mention for her short nitc<t SationtT'*ln. •hteh won k>p fionon at the: tate JIOfy .. Moonliahl Oft the rtt T<>P'.-compcu,._ 1p1Mt ehamp1on\h1p111 (' ltftdty. Thc •'*""•• timullttd tne1tdt-,riiluft..MMtn1nt~l4'.'JIOISthenatMW\. Her the fvlk'tK>m Of •tcM:tn to the lJantd auon 1n a tlatJ ..... wttlt peer P'f'IUl"n Oft• rimptftl tnp IOnMl °"91t IC9NJlt, Tllc ·~) C\tftl WM the l lh ,..._. c~ al~· wnlft'I dd cdltors -u.o. at the ""'•trlMv . ...r..r~ ........... lAJOk mttll:s d1ffrttftt -· • • • · Mlrttltlll~IBll "'"'~I~ ... ~~-... -~· wnltfl ...__ __ Cb1_91tDlllnaM lllD 111111 to f.dD HiO' ~ 'ftl ... • ,9t•IM.._..tnof r.•Mn.,...OfNcwpcin atadlmteW...wllicta~dlinlownll1nthc '"'"' ' n. A.nMeon J H~1e ProfnMoMh RW IOwl llMe ft_..• U.. H• SdtOOI TM am~ ............. dld .. f l'8. T-"""'kit MN 1••1. IMllll ..... , I • 0Nnge C0Mt DAILY PILOT/ WedneecMy, Match 29, 19" It was the·.best of times at SCR guild fashion show -. l'Mlolon show coordinator Noddle Weltner with llrent McD•nleld •nd Mawy Richerson. 8y KAREN M. REED Daly "lloc Ccwr•....,._ h was designed to exhibit the .. best" of everything ... The best in theater tied in with th e best in fashions," explamcd co-chairman Doau Ga1Ua at the fi rst Sou th Coast Repertory Theatre G uild Fashion Show. held at I. Magnin in South Coast Plaza. · Gagha and co-chair Catllulne Stel1cl were v1s1bl> proud of the event which attracted some 100 women and men on a Saturda} night to rajsc funds for the newl}-Organized aujld. As late shoppers humcd to their cars, cocktail aturcd supporters were arectcd and swept through the doo~ of J. Magnin b)' two tuxedo-clad atntlemen. Foltowini a quick ticket deposit fo~ opportunll)' pnzcs. it was u~ the escalator to the waiting hors d peuv<es. and cocktails -and chamber music by Tiento. Guild Pre 1dcnt Rosemary Sieve welcomed guest and displayed her Laykin et Cle Jewelry piece. She was try1.n1t to find someone to pop for the $5.000 purchase pnct as represcnta- tn c from Layk1n had assured that a portion of the sales would be re- fu nded 10 the guild. Ent... Laylr..in, stationed with com- pan)' founder Sol Laykin at the d1spla} or1ewelf} on the second floor. e'plained, ··w e have been supporters of arts groups throughout the country for many )cars. and we believe in supporting worthwhile groups such as South Coast Repertory." As a result, 20 percent of the purchase pnce or Laykin 1ewelf} sold dunng the eve- ning and the nex t day would benefit CR, W11hout figunng in the Laykin contnbutton. Gaglia and Stc1scl esti- mated proceeds from the $30 per person event at about SI 0.000. funds will contribute to the auild's S7S,000 pledae to Lhe annual fiand. "We sec our 1u1ld as 1mbassadon for the theater, explained Sieve. "I love the people (involved in R) ind we want so much lo succeed." Membership in the Gu1ld is S30 per year, accordina to Sieve, "but we expett members to be active ... We want our pound of flesh ." At 8 p.m. alJ were hustled back downstairs to sportswear (the sound men huddJed beneath an nne KJein 11 d1spla)) for Lhe fa haon show which featured 90 pieces from I. Magnm's vaned collect1ons No4dJe Weimer, l)CC1al events coordinator for I Magnin and a guild member was responsible for the diverse and allur- ing array of cloth mg. Designers included Geoffrey Beene, Bill Blass, Oscar de la Rcnta, Carolina Herrera, 01ude Montan•, Ann Lawrence, Carolyne Roehm and Bob Mackie. but by far the most Welfare program gives women independence DEAR ANN LA NDER : I sym- pathize with the frustration ex pressed b¥ the woman who wrote that she has tned to get off welfare. . - Living on welfare 1s lous>-But It doesn't have to be that wa). at least not in Massachusetts. where fo r the last six years we have had the Employment and Training (ET) Pro- gram. ET has placed more than 55,000 welfare rec1p1ents in JObs, and 75 percent of them are off welfare. The philosophy behind ET 1s s1mplc -provide a woman wuh <;iaY care, health care and transportation and offer her choices of education. tra. imnf and, eventually. a JOb, and she w1I find her way out of poverty. Herc 1s one of our succe s stones: Mary Hou 1s 32 years old Ten years ago Ma ry was divorced and she was left with a )'ear-old daughter t1? '\ t :M S.'tl .\ K t:HS support. She mo"cd 1n wi th her parents and worked part-time Hut she could never make enough to get off welfare he was on welfare for nine years and then one da) shes.a w a notice about a tra ining program that would teach her high-tech ~cretanal slolls. Because we could offer her da} care. she grabbed the opportunity Toda}. Mar} Hotz 1s an adminis- trative secretary at the Heller School for Social Welfare at Brandeis Uni- versity. She earns nearly $2 1,000 a year and can now provide for her 11; year-old daughter ... ET turned my life around.'' sh.e said. There arc thousand\ of stones like Mary's in Massachusctt~. I am con- vinced that with the f ama ty Sccunty Act of 1988 about to take effect, every stale in the nation will have pror.ra.m11 hkc ET to give ~elfare rec1p1cnts a chance to build an independent hfe -MI CHAEL . D KAKIS DEAR GOV . DUK.AIUS: nuk yoa for u ucclleat le tter. SeveraJ states bve a similar procram oow, aacl it ta wODderf•I to bow Oat SOOD t•ls Kl·•P wUl be avaJlabte I• all SI. (Tll .. kl, "'aaltl•g· to•, for fiuUy eomlag talro•gla.) ••• DEAR ANN LANDERS· I am wntmg to you an the hope of helping someone who as wrc thng with the decision of leaving has or her pousc for a new love. · I am a 37-year-old man, who. last spnng. fell deeply in love with a volunteer at the church where I wa\ a m1n1s1er. We both agreed to lcavt' our sJ)Ouscs. I resigned from the churt:h and moved out of the house. The following day, the woman of my dtcams called to say she had changed her mind One V.l'Ck later she wrote to ~Y she had made a tcmblc mi take trying to sta) 1n an un- workable marriage and begged me to takt't her back. In the end. he a ttempted to leave her husband four time~. and wel'\t b ck to him ever} time My wi fe tell in love Vr1th someone else and will marT) J \ soon a our If you wanna get divorced, go sue <;al WILLOWS C ..\P) -Cal Worth· 1ngton, whose ads p1tchmg used cars saturate late-nil.ht TV in Los Angeles, as gettina a ho-num audience in thtS rural town as he 1s sued for divorce by his second wife, a former suntan lotion girl and Mi ss Teen USA. "You know, they called a hundred people in for jury duty and none of us recogm:ied him." sa1d 72-year·old Geneva Freeman, who was excused asa potential Juror but decided to join the very small handful of people watching the often sensational trial in this Sacramento Valley community. Worthington. 68. who own a house in Newport Beach. is wcll- known throuJhout Southern Cah- fom1a for his ince55'ant television commercials and tus cowboy drawl touttng his dozen car dcaJersh1ps. I ,. 'ti. HO\ D Aside trom the "1f you want to bu)' a car, JO see Cal" Jinl)e and Worth· in.gton s pledge to stand on his head to beat all dears. the ads feature him frohckmg with lion , tigers. bears. alligators, hippos-you name 1t -as the announcer sa)'S. "Herc' Cal Worthington and h1 d<>&. pot ... "I'd seen has commercials, with the dog pot and all. and I kept th1nk1ng be looked fam1har." Freeman said. .. When they told me who he was. I wd:'Well, no wonder -you didn't have on your cowooy hat ... Worthington 1 being sued for divorce and half his fonune - estimated at $35 malhon to $75 million -by bis seco nd w1fo, the former usan Hennmi, 41 . an ex- M1ss Teen USA and model who on<'t was the Sea & k1 suntan lollon That boy named Sue had a poor: self-image ~ ~pte who dislike their C:wn first Mmes tend to dishkc themselves. So re~ Wesleyan scholars after a study oft~ mattcr. U. , Mint put out a new quart.er 1n 1916. but the public thouaht 11 obscene. lma11nc that! Otny money. Cit1ttns said 1CUlptor Herman A . M1eNeil's r11ure of lady L1bcny facina cast showed too much breast.. too mucti thiah. That ocnn beast called the sti...,ay can't .:ic Whit it eat.a. ltseyaareatop its he8d. 11'1 mouth undfme.ith. • peyrofls, fewer have time to decorate their men fnends. you figure'! There arc b\.lttcrOtc that smell Ji kc chocolate. American Airlinn coupte ytart aao elected to leave OM olive out of each Fint Cla• stlact. Thu reponedly 10 save s.iec>,000 1n 1987. 0 . What' 1 the most popular sport in ~exico -~II or toettr1 A. An 1ndit111K'1 raatdrd1vi'9on of t.M country. Nonh·, liut"blll. South, socoef, ero mouon g.rl and appeared 1n the ·Ever} Body Lo ves Milk" ad cam- paign. The divorce tnal 1s bein& held here because WorthmJtton hves out ide Willows on the 14,()()()..,acrc Ba.g W Ranch, one of his se"eral ranchc . The divorcing couple ha two ch1l· drcn. The car dealer's lawyers sa} Mrs. Worthington is entitled only to ahmon)' for a share of the community pro~y-thc couple acquired dunng their eight-year marriage. Her attorneys disa~. s&)IOI 1hat most ofWorthmaton s fortune 1 held by a corporation that he formed before the mamagc in 1979 hey a.lso cl11m he 1s entitled to pehmony for the seven )'tars sbc spent as Worthington's mi.stress before the llOICO'C 01'1 demise: of h1 first marria&e. which la led 15 )'Car'\ "There·., no fool hkc an.old fool," Wonhington told Jurors last VtCCk after he te ufied tfat he ptnt the seven )Ca.J'S living alternately with his first wife and hh future second wtfc. Worth1n1ton wd that when he met usan when she was 25, ''She told me I was her rnan forever." ah hough he s~ud he told ham she h.ld engaged 1n Omas with other men, 1ncludin1 a ••thrcc-<ia> 1fT11r with Elvis Presley." De pile uch scnsat1onaJ stuff; almost no one 1 w11ch1nt the Glenn C'ount)' upcrior Court trial except Freeman ind another srandmother. and the JUd&e' father. who pares h1 finicma1l with a knife to pa.u Lhe time. · divorce 1s fi nal. I now h\ie alont' and work in our fa m1l) busin~s loH• affair that didn't wor~ out has co t me m)' mam a,c. m} ch1ldrro. m> career, m) house. m} car my boat. m) self- re\J)C'Ct. m} rcpuia11on and cndle~s gnef. I ha~e no one to blame but m)'sclf Through pra)er and counsehna.. I hope to be abk to rebui ld what I haH dcstro}cd A\nyone who 1 contcmpla11na leav- ing a Wife and fa mily for an t'l.b tina new love should think twice abo41 crossanf that hnc from be t friends to lovers. wish I had. -BlJ RNEDlO THE BON E IN THf MIOWe l DEAR BURNED: ft toads as U yo. llave pa1d dearly for you ml•· takes. I ~ Ute f•t•re ltel41 Mm~~ &ood lor )'O•. Tbu1 for kllha1 11y .. rsi.ry. popular offenngs were the drape black sequin desJgns from tcphe Yeanclc which closed the show CU.UM LePlulrier headed b&c upswrs to ta.kc a look at the Yeanc designs as did m1ny of the women 1 the m>wd hems were camcd fro the noor to the drcss101 rooms. a guests tned on a few of I. Ma1mn' "best.'' Even tbo u&h men·s cloth1n1 wa part of the show, most of the me opted instead for the de~ courtes) of Kauc McGuire's an Gu'stav Anders (openina in Sout Coast V1IJa&e ).. Bob Lhtaclaw11e andul~ in the cheese cake. wh1l Keal WUkea found his favorite in th chocolate pecan torte -and wen back for seconds. Add1t1onal Theatre Guild commn tee members assistina in 1be eventn of couture were J•lie Adams, Slllrle GUbert, Vldie l.atm, Diane It.empt and S.au WlaJno. HICIUf,I vulnerable. NORTH • 7 .. ,/ &643 0 A J •AKJ64 wrsr EAST • I( • l • 1 10 6 5 t? J 5 Q 10. 11 1"1(64 0 71 • Q 10 • '7 5 • 9 J 2 SOUTH •A Q 9 J AQt... Q 10 9~5 J • VoW The biddina: So.cit wne I 0 r .. 2. ,_ .. 0 ,_ 6 0 DM , cn01 2. J 5 0 p Openina lead: Four of 0 II was lbc lace S.J. Simon wb fir t propOUodecf tbe theory that. i you defeat every contract you do ble, you aren't wlcldtna the u oft enoup. However, to double for a extra 50 or 100 point ind thercb aive away the sbow l hardly a pro ita.ble pudme. SoUth took the biddil\i alona at low ~ until North jumped l three no trump. Since Nonb eou hold n0 more than two kinp in t major s:u1t.a. it wu qu.lte likely t he Mid 1 ttitb diamond hono Soutb put his reuoo.ina to the t with a slam try of four d.aanilQllCU tbcG bid one more for luck aft. North railed. w at.. double f•uoua, and recci"9d it.a j deuerU. Wat led a trump, t&kaa bf du my'a jack. Dedartr cashed llM and ... ~eel to .. Eu& f a l9CODd dmc. Witb ROthiDa t ... Wm, ---....... ba come to Miad ud COM'tded a tnMD t.ridt, nljiq -..... }-) .... Of ............... ~-"" . ......... .,.... .. ..... .....-.w •. ., ... . .a•r'h1-. Ht Clll9ecl tM ...tlaa °' dll ... naffed • dub, elm tM .... ol a..ta. Niii. .. --....... lnlmp. 11111 -.. ...., ....... .. ljl4. A ............. . dL2'1 .... -. ... ......................... .................... ......... - .. 1 , andling of tapes, sex assault charge was regr:ettable The case is O\'Cr. The hc-adlinc have dropped from sight. The defendant is free to do pretty much as he pkasc . nd the public is left wondenng what in the world happtned here. T he case involved .a Newpon Beach neurosurgeon named Francis Wilham . It is imagined that Or. Williams led a fairly ordinaf) life until he was topped on West Coast Highway jn Ncwp0n Beach last November and arrc ltd by pehcc. He '-"&s·put in ja1 I and held on $500,000 bail · · • Williams wa~ u~qucntly charged With se~ual a ~ult. His home and medical offices were searched and hundred\ of videotape sei1ed. His name became the stuff of ne"' paper headlines. \ From the start. thoueh. the case was -"'ell. trange ~After attempting suicide at 16. a former pa11ent told pal ice that Williams had repeatedly performed pel' 1c cxam1nauons on her when she was I 4 and had secretly videotaped the se sions. 'he had been ~eing W1lhams for a neurQJogical disorder. / Addttional charges against Williams were added when two other former pattents came forward, alleging the phys1c1an gave them unnecc sary pelvic exams, too. One was )Ccking treatment for neck problems and"the other for a back ailment. At first glance. 11 did seem hkc Williams had an odd wa> of conducting bus1!'e s. The first hatch an the case was the tape . W11l1ams' attorneys said the '1deos were nothing more than medical records, a form of recording e>.aminauons an the c' ent of a malpractice claim. fhe defen~ attorney a kcd that the tape., be returned and not u!ioed a ev1denet again t ht chcnt Because there were nearly 600 videotapes. 1t was no s1mple matter for a Judge to review the videos.and dctermtnl' 1f they were rclc' ant to the case. The task fell to upcrior Court Judge David Carter. Even though poltce considered the tape'> vital to the tasc. Deputy D1s1nct Attorney Kell) MacEachcrn opted not to wJ1I for Car\er lo render a dec1s100 and launched forward wtth the prcltm1nary hcanng. which 1s conducted to \CC 1f there's enough evidence to order the accused to stand trial The prchm1nary hearing. held before Municipal Court Judge Susanne haw, was a messy affair. It lasted three da>s and 1n that hon duration. everyone came out a lilt le "'orSl' for wear. Judge haw chewed out WiJhams for ha" mg a strange medical practice, accused one of the vid1m~ of having lted on 1hc wttne s t{tnd and uggested that another "-llncs' -.i minister who'd been arre ted forsohc11ing sex -conjured up images ot J1mm) Swaggart. The Judge also tossed out the charge . .\ll 12 ot them fhe dt tnct attorne> 'owed to refile thr chargcc, once Judge artcr finished mulling o'er the lOntiS<:ated videotapes According to authonttc~. there v.a'> one tape an pamcular that was en a being crucial to the u1~ Judge Caner fin1 hed his task and g<l\c pro\Clulors thl' one tape. He ga"e the re t back to Williams. And what dtd the prosecution do? It announled thl'rl' "a\ not enough cv1dcns:c to tile charge aga1 nst \\< 1lham~ "We don't prosecute wmconc unless there·, sutlit1l'nt evidence of criminal "'rongdo1ng." said MacEachcro Reali)'! Whal was the thrce·da} prehmrnary hearing all about then? And 1f the tapes were so vttal. wh} did the prosecutton go ahead \\Ith the prcltm1nary heanng when all the 'tdcos were ~tlltng 1n another Jt',., 'courtroom'> The law as .1 complicated. com1 .mg .tnd must of U\ don't pretend to understand how · work 1ns1de the c:.ourtrooRl. But you don't h:ne to be ) Mason to ti~un· out that either the pro~cutor badl> ma~pla>ed l!er hand or that the case never \hould have been brougt\t into the courtroom tn the first place Op1mon1 HPfHMd 1n th11 ~ are those ot the Doay Pilot Other view. expreaMCI on ttus page are thOse ot their tilt hots and artists Readers commentl are 1nvtted and may be Mnt 10 The Dally Pilot, P 0 Bo• t560 CO.ta MtiM 92628 0 I Hl:H \ Ol("J:s Speaking.fees still evil fan> panK·\tncl.;c:n member ol C"nngn:" ''ho 'otl'd do"n a ~I prrccnt rat\C no'' ~cem to thin~ th~') no longl'f <H\' obltgcd to han thl· 3cccptancc of heft) spc:a~1ng kl' fl.ml to them h) lobb) ins organ11ataon\ fhc> arc dead "'rong,. lrom •ln cth1tal a"i \\Cll u.., .i pohtu.·~1 \tandpo1nt One: of the rca\On\ for the huge propo,cd p.1) tntrl'J~ " \ 10 make 1t morc palatable for lawmakl·rs to \tup palld1ng their 1nd1' 1dual ~l.1ri~·s "ith ten of chou\Jnds of dollar' supplied to them b) intt•re\t voup in the torm ot pca~1ng fet\. u h p3~mcnts -totahn more than JO million .1 )l'a1 -ore n 1n 1d1ous form of lcpli1cd bnlx.'t)' • nd rnn· ires 1onal lt"ad ·~ d:nov.:lcd cd as mu h wh1.•n the) 1nt1~md step to ab<lh h \JX'ak1n k'\!' in C\Chan c for the: '21~. The chairman of President Au,h's nc" ommis,1on on f-"cdcral thtc\ I 1~ Reform. n·ttrcd fcJcraljud c Malcolm R .• Wilke} rrtlcct lht· un parin._ '1cv.: of mo~t \otcrs· "TIH· praclt ~ tof ~pcak1n foe >is c~11." Jo1nina a ho t of 0°ther ethic ·minded &rOUJ') the 'prt tdcnu.tl ~ncl ha unanamou\I) recommended thot \ptakmg fee\ and oth ·r oul\idc pa)mcnt from spc\:1al mtcrt •~ be ubolt bed. 1m:spect1\:C of the qu t1on ot • con~\ 1onal ra1~. Tht t\ 1hc onl) step that"'" quell the \Ol~I".\· JUSt1fi3hk. "flth. ,_, .. [.W .. ,. ,.., ... ._.. ....... .... '-.. •C.-,......., ....... ......... .. ..... ....,.... .... .. .... .................... .... "&:.:& .... ._.. .. . . • l Population boom' 5 side effects will require a new regionalism ~\\(RAM(;. l'O -Onl·c upon a time. ( ahfom1a had regional goHrn· mcnt\. The) "'ere calkd tount1c\ l 'ntal the late 19th ccntul) (ah- lornm·~ cou1111c~ \1.1.·rc fe"' and large. \~ the mtt' popul.anoo ewandt!Cl and began-to prb3n1w.'1lcte "'asa trcnd toward brea.,ang up b1gn>unt1c\ an to \mailer ones. fht' phllo~oph11.·al undcrptnnin@ ol tht smQS·rnntrol plan 1!1that1ro~ang pQpulallon den)ll~ rroUCC' Ol)C') ~anl antkpendcntl'. .rnd require;, commun<JI "'1l'rtlill' tu u1' l'C ··Oil_) our own thanf· ffia) be. the corcotC altforn1a·Hoc1al phalo t)pth. but 28 m1ll1un people can't num:h to their ov. n drummer \11nultaneou I. "lthout cra')han& 1nh1 each other. rhu,. for e'ample. Mariposa Count y \\.h1rh once 1ndudt.>J much of the \an Joaquin Valle) ~acrra central footh1llo, and \outhcrn (alt· tomm \hrank \teadil) a~ 11 other count1c., were lan cd from m tern· UH} rndudrng Lo\ \ngck., ( ount) f ormatmn ot Oe\\ (()UnttCHlOppcJ 70 }Caro, ago. In the post-\\orh.J \\ar 11 pc:nod. a\ ( ahfornan'\ popul<Hlon hcgan to e\plodc and urban11c cH~n furthl·r and ,1\ \oc1opohtllal prob· lcm11 bccaml' more romplc:\, \ume far 1gbted pohtu:>1I lcadrr\ began promoting re·crcalton ol regional go..,crnmt·nt., The) argued that l\'>u1.·' ~uch a., transpor1a11on. \\31cr suppl\ <tnd air qualtt~ s1mpl) could not l"-' handled b\ l<Xal JO' l'mmcnl\ °'-" t·au~ thoo,c l'>'>UC'i c.ut acros"' poh1Kal ooundaraes dm en b) high ra1e5 ol 1mm1grn11on I he \I.Ile "111 gain .n ka't 5 m1llton ncv • .,uul~ during th1., t.kcJdc .ind Jnuthl·r Ii m1lltun in c..tlh ol the \Ub!)l·quent two dn·a1.k\, thl· l \ ( c.'0\U\ HUll'tlU prujell\ I hat populauon growth •'> prullul llli.·'"' numocr of 'illk enccl\ \nd ti ,., rl'nl'" 1n~ 1nh.'rl'\l an rcgmn.il go' crn(l1ent u~ the '""b1ht' of count1e\ and utll'\ 10 (.kJI w11h lhl' 1mpall\ llct·omc' more t'' 1dent ero ol <ipr:t)\ and charcoal li&}lll'r arc Loda)" s ~ntkc) to a ne" -.ea.,on ot ..ccular Lent. tomorrO\I. 11 Ola) ~ tht' perwn.11 auto, th~ "tln&k·lamil) dct. ched home 01 the nght tot.11\po..e ot trash v. nhout hm11 -\\ c'pennwnt' \\tlh e'l'n mild hfc~t) le restr1C'tion' \Ul h J\ mulh hat('d "l>1nmond I .lne., .. on a I O'i \ngclc!> lrl't'~a\ I ~ )l'Jr\ ago - 1nd1tatc. the~ an.· polttalUI d~ nam11e. Pohuc., 1s an c~\e11l1Jlh 'lhort-rtrnic hu\lne<>\. 'll>hlle 1') ut nu\t'd I°>} popul:t11on gro"th art'.' long-rangt• Rcg1 onah"1m. a\ the msl\ emcn1 \1.,1, .. no\\.n, CnJO~cd a bncf period in the poltt1lal c,un dunng the 19'il)<; and I 9b<ls It \toppctj '>hon of r.:n.-.l11n~ true k'glOffill go' cmmcnt<, but 11 left hch1nd a numhcr ol re-g1onal planning t>o<.11~. su h a"' the Southern < Jh forn1a · s tX 1a11on of (,o, crnmt"nt\ or ~( ·\(1. thc .\<.\<>t1a11on of Ba ) \rca (1memmcn1"' or .\8.\u. and some rcgioMI lam1tcd-purposc agcnne-. sud1 O'> A:t) \rca R;ip1d r rnn .. 11 or 8 \R r and the \outh Coa\t \1 r <)unlit} Managl'mt·nt Da!>tmt. fhe protot\ pc 101 thl' "nl'" r~· g1onah~m · il\ ~me llaH Jubbl-d 11. "a\ kgt!>IJllon thJt g.i'e the ~uth ( OJ'>t .\1r <.)uJht\ Man agl·mcnt 01<>· tm:t broaJ Ol'" !)()\\Cr\ to deal "tth .m pollu11on l he nl'" fl't,ionahsm "JU\1 bc11n· nang 10 take hold 1n the ( ap11 ol. l hc.- rhaar:'i ol thl' Le&• latUn.··, l\\O l(ical go' crnmetH comm1ttec . ~ ... 'lembl\ man Duman1t ( orte~ and n \1anan 8cf'll'Wn. ha'e in· lrOOUlCd pJCl3¥<.'\0lb1ll') lhal ~a Ill dral "1th grO\l. lh-rdateJ 1\\1Jt'\ b) n:quinng tfl':lll'r reguynal input 1ntn land use. ta\ .1llocataon, .rnd othrr The Ol'" .1u1h11111\ 1.ul into 3rl'J\ \Ud\ ,)\ lr;.JO\p<HllOI\ :111J land U'IC that pn.·' 1ou'h had Ot.·cn the pur' t<.'\\ ol l<K .11go'1.:rnmcnl\ <)uu:tl~ -alm<hl \tlalthal\ -thl' anta·\mog agcm:~ ,,3., J\\um1ng d1r1.'ll control tl\CI \nu than ( Jhfot ni.rn•;' l'l'onnm1c .rnJ per<ional h' C\ l he Jt~tracl lo\t Jank llnll' an tle\lng 11\ ne"' tXlltt11.:al mu~le l hi\ month 11 1u\\ 1.·1lcd u Ill'"' \oHli· con1rol pl.an 1h.11 andtttk\ IMl\pc1..1l11. ruk' r.ang1np trom pho\ing. out at'.'ro\ol p1 oJull\ .rnJ 'hJrrnal-h~htcr Au1d w 1tph1cn1ng ut cml\\tOn lOn· trol' on tartonc'\ pohn dcl 1\1on' · 1 he I cgl\lature'-. hudJcl .1c.h 1'-('1, t: l11abcth H 111 '' pro(l<l 1ng that th r \t,\lc mandall' nc.Jd111onal fl'· g1onah'>m rndudintt u -.h1ft of ~um· land·U'>C .au1hont) Ill rc~mn.il hod1l'' ( alaforn1a ·, population gru" 1h. whalh llattl'nl·d oul 1n the I 97(1\ hJ<o rt''>Umtd at\ rodctltlc traJl'\.tOI) I.ETTERS "'icmt" ol1h1~ rnml'" N'-ll\';hu1 thl'T'l" arc pret •<'U' k" ahcrn.111\1.·<, 11 C uh· torn1a "to wnt1nll\' to uh\orh ~.1100 J'l<'Uplc a da~ into II\ ll<>pulatwn "11hou1 rnllap'>ang Du W•llus i • yndkatttd rolumn/11 Stop Super Sports Complex, proposed rape of Greera belt To the r dttor: fhc ( tt ) ('ouncar, chamber 1n I aguna lkal h \'a' .1 \tght to behold. I\ rcndinJ of gnrment\ ant.I "nngin1 ol han1.h at the council tabh.· hdd c\'.n\l'r 'Hlil' t p 101 d1\CUS.'11on wac; the tontru'l'r'ital lll•\dt1pmen1 at thl· "noll Laguna"• ta,onte and fa4't..J1\Jp1~·.irinal·m1ncnl~' T ht audaencr ha\ challenged the rnunul \\tlh 'Pl'Cl lrl qut'\taon\ ubout the permit pr<.X.c.-"~ \II to n11 a,•t1I f.1.,ina thl' heat. C oun<.1lnian Dan "~nnr~ \umrm'tl 11 up ~.,, h\o ..1dm1wng C'\trl'mc lru\tra11on aml • t ._nuv.h:d3ar1g that <;Crl\IUS ,1nJ nun·r\''e"ablc 11l1\lil._,., had lx.·cn madl' at the " noll fhc dl'' l'luj'l\'r.. h.1d 11' h' 1hc \\-Cll·~nOMl )OU· .. n1>~·\.\.hat. l he.• mu net I has tx:en suu1.•'l'llul in rt"\oh ing thl' < arma·\andlana deH:lopmcnt prnt>km (a l.rndahlc .m:mnph hmenl) but c;ub<;l-qucntl~ ha\ ticcn bl111d\ltkd b" rarn1lil'tl1on~ ot the ~hool f'rupcrt) \.lie ,,, "cnrw" temportlcd ... t 1mM "ert d10crent then f. rum the dt u ion (and la ~ ot at from thc c.ount·1I) 11 ~nc; otn uru' th:it the hl\ had b(en left tn (h fJ o(the \:hlt'.'.,cn coop Ttm<."\ .arc dill rent no~. '1 he fl..n oll fia o ,., rap1dh b«omani hmor\, :J\ the bullJ01\:~ ,o nhout Jht'1r 1ppo1ntrJ V.1')\ l>r 1\ 11., In the Herc and o" the~ arc lternatr plan\ tor tht" propo J 11.i La una f>ar~. Y>ht h 1n my optnaun rHet.111> v.h;stth~ brouh ha 1 all about. fop of the Worldrr\ Oir\' 'chcmentl> opJl<> d 1~1 a Super Spom ( omplc\ (Plan ). the pl n ap ttntl) faH>rcJ hy cal\ mana~m nt b) vanu<' of 1t\ cuntractin for an cnv1ronmrntal 1mpat:t ~tud) ~•th ~ra t:1t fund Wh3t "the pnnt:apal purpose of an) en' uc>nmt'ntal 1mpatt \tud ' It " \ampl~ to dctrrmtnc th\" cflc.'t:t of 1 PfOJC'Ct upon thr rnqronmcnt -aooJ or d . It due n't take a Pti 0 an tnv1ronnicn1:.I C''«>lot} to kno that bulldo1ina1 h•ll and lilhnJan •dJa'-rnt "'">°" v;1th the produ t\ to make a \porh t 1rau.,n111 aoana to t1cdctnm1.:nt11lothe env1ronmC'nt It l\llltn& tvd-.: tto) at tort, er more -the natural tcrraan, thl' drainaac. the 00fa, the.-faun1 -lll•onc, foreH'r more. \nd for ;hat7 .\ Super Spom < omplc~ that the nl'IJhN,rhood oH'r· -.htlm1na.J o~ and for "°htth thrrc is no demon· trablc rited · ''l'hctt ~hould no ti m here for a ,_..,u11C'd tcttltmtnt an the 1rttnhth • WMt " the htddtn aatnda for the rn" 1ronmtn11I 1mpen tud)? It can•t tell u\ an 1hma lhat oon•t ~ kftO'A. I\ tt, 1n tome V.'lf'J)Cd v.a~. an attcmP' 10 Juttlfy u c.ap1~8~ :th( pm . ~c monq Ud I*' a hllt to atut rape of the Cirttnbcl• - llOW -It •~I • tht Cit)' \"OUM"tl (C"htmptOft• of die Grenbth) c6uld bt IC> 1Mtn td~ to '" caw.,...nt n M> .,.....,.. ah1"' cunmn'\"f1 b) Mftt• ........... ~. HYOONiS) '" IC)V~rftmtftl " aMlllic •OW IOCidJ. It wOlild bt.nk-e 10 mnt1m1H h •• dltll•,.M...,.f'OClll111t1m ltttl. W J.:~MLIY I 8"'tl . Will Bren cas t sp ade aside 7 Tu th~ I J1111r \ 1 PdH ,1n 111 II thl'' ·, l' hrolC'n ground 1111 our la\! Im' h11 ,,, un'l"•1kJ 01.&ngc < uunl\ CU•l .. thnc the n:-gann 1<xa1,·J hl.·t"l'\'n l aguna lk..u:h and ( orona 1.kl ~far Bulldott'I\ Mt' \C\(rtng II\ htll\tdt"~ mak1n11 wa' h•• ro.td\ homn hotclc; Jnd all that goc' ~11h hum,rn h. tm.11 dcmJnth pl.innl'll lor b\ 1 he In 101.' ( 11 111\l ll'l'r the h1ll\1dc l-<1guna ( .rn)nn "Ol'\t 110 thl"ll h11 l"t \,th<' dl·,eloix-r line\ up ht" tiullllott'l\.tritl \,1\1.' till'·( Jll\1111.lltl\l\1\jtC\ l"l'3d\ forh. .. Htk, 11''111Tl\ ln~.111 l.I \(lJlll' ,1 ,p,11k In 1nC' C o ( ha11m,1n r>on,111.I Url·n. llll' 11th 11dlnt m.in an \nlcma .ino Jl•c,uma"I\ m111t\:ll<'d "" 1'4l"''' .rnd pro ht.'' l.u.:ed \\1th ,1 moral dC't l\1nn "hach "'I r1.'H'JI "hJt ~ind of hum:.n bcin& n·all\ lur ._' hl.·n1.·a1h tht' lnlf)("l"C::&bh J)r1.• ~d hu\ant'\\ \Ult lhl"ll dcterm1n(C\ I aat1na ( UnH1n· .. 1:111.· \\ lwn II t:Onl\'\ to \outhC'm Cahlorn1a"\ 't'r\ la,1 pn'lttnl' wa\tal lian\un .t una4uch \\.hokwm1.· .and h1.•aJth, a~mn v.hu.:h rnuld be cnJO\Cd b\ all p:oplc:. mh, n11ddk cla\\ and poor -\I.Ill \Ir. hrtn CJ\t the 'P.ld<' of tn' iron mental 1k,trul11on ·' 1~·" II ht• doc n't, nd ron,iclcnn toda ·., morald1m.Hl'. rimlih m;n nol '3' C' him Imm tht'.' p<l\\crot puhlal wn~h mnataoA l\.\Rl:--.;J \lQl ( l UJUnJ Be.~ 1.:h Jewel of a. canyon appraised lo 1h~· f \hlut It< >ran , 1 nunt' re\1dcn1' \\Crt •"·•re of "hut• le" crranl ht let!-~'' on" a rt t'nl ~undJy Ollll nan& walk It\ Laurel Coa1\\un -a hrc tht.a~m I) bf01ut1h1I portmn ot latONI ( lrl)nn -thr foll<l\\<IOI l\\(l \!UC 11on\ \\OUIJ dcm1nJ an e\plJna11on: Wh) dtic'> the land uwnt'.'r wan1 to de ''°' \U(h a place'> I\ that acccr1abk to '"u 1.1.nd me"' tt•\ no "ond r t ht In 1ne n cmplo)' tkput1 :.. to IUlrd l.:asuna ( n)<>n' l"c:'l , II OU hdJ • Mtunal, nattc.lnll trtl\Ul"C' -v.11h 11\ pronu of mh ~omml'mll p in....:. ~ootd1ou \hart'" """h the.' pubh . \t douN. the amwt'f would depend upon our own cultural m0tahC\. We wdl ~n k~ •htthcr th1 th •rn Clltfom1a ~ 1t lo ht rompkltl) ~r~l'J •~ lhc outcome ... ,u ~~tel not o.I) the dC&n* Qf our l•'lrtnn,, but t •all a,.. CUlln vahtn fidd ~man <'lllfd Donald attn. ClliliflMI Of nt lmne ! . U11Uftl ~ 9""\l ft!! ~o(Ml~-wt.1lcthe~'*"'pu~ •not---... DI I •'•• ( anyon wcieht hav1I tawml htt -·--·--nt. w =,.....,,...,..~..,-'"' a.,• JlltdtM All H I 9 I ... Fuelings foiling feline's feelirigs ' \} hc'>ter ha been pick> abOut hrs food and anll~tal since he was \Cf'Y \OUlltl t-...l) 's other two t:ats. Macho and ~1Jnnh Jon't ru h up, rub against )Our kgs and purr" hen you come in. hut lhl') do stay an the same room "11h )'OU. The) sat close, hunched up. C)C' dosed:-Occas1onnlly they open thcmond look at )OU as 1hough to~y. .. •\n: }Ou <1tlll here'>" If S~hc tcr is present when you wal._ rn. all you~ as a gray blur as he ran.·c, b~. headed for the nearest c~ll. Mill ~o and Manah cat what is put an theirJac;he -not enthu iastacall)'. hu1 in t) p1cal fchne fashion. The> ml·andcr out to the kttchen. look at thl' food. loolt.. awa>. look back nt 1he1r dt hes and then began to nibble ""01 \'the 1er. }l\.CStc.'rcrttp out to ttw li.11 h n inspect: -the.food 1n.hti <lt h 1ln<l b.ld nv.a He circles the empty dishes of h1 housematec; and 1hcn \\an• out of the ._atchen. He II\ h\ the door and t res at ~a) a though to~}. .. Th111 ts n? You l'\fl\'ll me to cat that?-• F1nall> he ltn.._, ooc._ an and ta._C"> a few biles ~t hN 1 "'.a on his c;1de. I didn't want "-·" to ._no' bccauSt' he spent a lot uf 1111\e rno~tn& htan ond h\crand l1dnq\ nd JtHthing else )uCk) he 1houah1 cJt\ rch hcd. he finnll) ((}fl\ meed me that the c "'ere ~ourmct nical she wa prcpanna for thl' <:at -ta lier and much more nutritious thnn t•;.mnl'd cat food horn 11mc 10 tune 'he had to val) S) l"r'ltl•r'c, diet. he fried fiih, chKlt..en. \t'.'JI. one of the meal llrouaht kudo from him He ate grudgin1h and then talked out of the ~1LCh<'n "i\1.-t\hana h1 uul and gl()v.er- ing at Kar Tht'.'re h,1 t-·en a &radu:tl ch:.nge 1n hi\ bcha' ior the !;1st f('v. nlt)nth • I dnlpp.c<l 1n the other da)' in return a hc.;ok, and '"c''''' didn't \hoot out ut tht r0clm ta\ter than a pecd1ng bulkt ~k walkC'\l intt> lhl• nl'\I room and ..a1 "hl'rl' hn:uuld k«'P on C) eon mL I \I.oil!> llJttCl\'d ~J\ tOIJ nlC t\l' I\ l'.lllM mudl bc:tlt: I I ltnalh found ..omC'th11tg h1.· hkc' \he said I ,h.'\'kJ m\sclf. C\pl-Cllng tu hear hc1 ~y .. I'm po.Kh111& tlHlC in hJlfand hall for him llO\\ Aul no tf\ turkey That wa\ a rch\'I 1 ht'.'rl' .tre w'cral brand\ of t.1rtm·d l<ll lood lhJt indudc tur._c~ ~' h l''l<'I h. ti hccn oOcrcd ttm enm~ bctllfc v.1th pour re~ult'I. w I tt led "hat hrou~ht atx1ut thl chan C' lt'r; the " ' \he pre pa re" •t "I ,·hoft uo onmn<1 and eek(") and a lattk f•c'h f)Jt'.\k~ and put thaC m the bouom ol thL' ~n I hen I put a \lice o f turkn hrca\I (no l3nncd tood for S\ h c'tcr J on top 3nd pour a tabl • 1;poon cit 'l°rmouth an and .... "Not 'n 13\l •• I s:ud I stanl'd 'i<.ral'>hltng thc"rl'( 1pc do.,..n l'n a paper nilp .. tn .. ,)t, \t\U U"'C \~CCI\ crmouth or dr. \Clm11uth''" "lin 'crmouth. and lhC'n I put 11 in thl' "',.n iind h..ak1.· 11 and tht'.'n I srind 11 up \hl \lopped and looked a1 th,· na~in \\ b' arc }UU "rttan& th1 dci"n '\ ,1u don't haH' an\ cat~ and I Jon·11h1nk )Our dog "ould eat thl\ ·· "l'rn n111 g<ling tor., 11 tor 1 an) a I'm llOlll~ to th 11 for dinner ~•me n1gh1 < )nl' mcmtx-r ol our hou'lt·hokl \lolll l··11 turkt'' thrt·,· tamt'' a V.L'C'k and thl'I \OUllJ ~tltXf . '' h 1.·,1n mo' L'd an a lattk do~r < rn"l'd 1n front t'f mt'.' and ..at down \nuhng flHtttdh Kil" ~td ·\\I h'>t("r"all!X' lf,10.tle~"1.·ckc; He I\ mdl<1"111' 1n h" old a1~. Ha'l' )OU nottl~d ho" mu\ h more tm·ndh and rt'l. wJ ht' 1 no" !" 'l., I told hrr. I no11~rJ I d1drt't 1cll ha that 1 dout>t 1f ha\ advann•J hai. an\ thing to Jo v.11h 11. The l.Yl'tJ1t -.hould go to that tlaal \ht•t ol llr"\ \crmouth Col•1111il t an K t'lll lh lo WKIUI• ,''lilKIH"I IOD \ \ '' 111,IOK\ .. . . . ••• ~ 0r-.. Cout DAILY ptLOT I Wednelday, Matc:h 29. 1989 by Bii Keane COUNTSa CUL TUU bf Mwatta & Mwatta "I can't see If the fog's lifted ~et, Mommy. There's too much whit~ stuff outside." . . "I don't feel like shooting a few hoqps with you at 4 A.M." PEANUTS l0M '<OUR NEW CATCHER, SIR .. GARFIELD "O "r'OO KNOW WHA1'5 REALLY 17ANOfRO~? IT'~ 'TM05E. Ll11LE TOY BALLS WITH &ELLS IN _,,.._,~.v Alllk TH EM TUllBLBWEEDS DllABBLB R08&18R08S Ar{E WE 601N6 TO ~AYE AN.'( OME...iS ? you 1>Ec.\J>E '® 1 j \I J 1 b.se'oll ll tnitts WMt do 1 catch basebQll~ ~" l"itts c~c h ~ • • l ilA:E 10 LOOK OOlSIDE . EVE~ IF lHERESQtolLYONf ~NEL.+ by Charles M. Schulz by Jim Davis by Tom K. Ryan by Kevin Fagan Ull.l ~ MO, 00T ef. nw <U')(I ARLO AND JANIS FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE \'M GOI~ ~CO IT, C!).&NE. l'I'-'\ GotNG l:>GE'l"" My HAIR M: SHOE JUDGE PARKER DOOrm&BURY by Garry Trudeau by Lynn Johrmon '~IT~ 1ftAN LoeNa IO ft(JM)S-fM) ~~ by Jeff MacNelly ' . I i by Harold Le Doux •............... fl ................... ,_ ....,.......,._ ....... ....., .. ....., ...., .................... -....., .. ._ ......... .................. ~ M[LAll I"" ........ · 1 u•1M _1111 r.:-~~ .......... ., f tLlfAI I· _r111 1 .} I ,.,,. If· . l r I I ! WEDNESDAY. MARCH 29, 1989 arons crul e to 7-2 \Nin over Edison Fountain Valleyputs Chargers away/with six-run fourth inning m::C~·~~.fy,'~~ ·,~\·;~ ~ Waken's ly llOGH CM1UON -=--°' .. ._,_ .... It bad all the ear-markinp of a scoreless duel, one which would take \he two rivals into eura innjnas. Each bad its~ for the bi& Dme-~ brid JJ. Tbobe and'FCMantain Valley bid~ MonflOIDel'Y, but Murs)hy's Law struck Edison bard in the thud innina. \hen buried the QWlen in the. fourth as Founlain Valley unloeded en route to a 7-2 Sunset · l.eque besebeJI decision on the wtnntt'1 faeld. Ron La.Ruf.fa's ·host Barons col- lec1ed a nan in the third when Bryan KOJtma struck out, only to ,et aboef4 on a dropped third ltrlke. He stole second and came home on Steve Grack's bue bit. · Then they broke k>ole for six runs in the fourth as everythina that could ao wrona for Edison -well, here's what b8DDened: With o.le oua. Mark Dodd doubled over the third base bq for the first strona bit olf Tbobe; then MonflOm· ery's hi&b·bopper couldn't· ~h&ndled for an infield hit. David H~ sin&)ed to score Dodd and it wu2-0. Then Steve Lancatlef laid down a llCrificc bunt OD a full COUDl. and the · · • htrt -and 1 nrrnhere. I fee 'SOrry for throw to the ola&e wu too high. sacrifice bunt t.he big pla)'. our pitchers. T~y·re thin.king they Now it's 3-0and afterThobe JOt hls It was a 3·2 count and obviously a have toshuttheotherteam out. We'rr second ou1 with a whiff, Matt Hallock gamble to be buntin&, but that's prnsina_ riaht now and 1t shows. kept it IOina with the help of an LaRuffa's style. ''He (Thobc) was throwing enough f.dison error. That pve Graclc his "It's my ball aame right there," said aood pitches to get out oflhe inning. chance and Ile ainaled to center for LaRuffa. "We haven't been execut· "Bui I have to &iY~,.Fountain Valley two RBI, another run scoring when in&. but we did today and that was the credit. They didn't hit it ha~. but the throw to tbiid aot away. difference." . they hit it, and that's morr than we Jon ~ walked and proceeded Wttale the Barons executed. Edison did.·· totetbimstlfpicktldoff,11vingGrack did not, and Chargers Coach Paul Edison's only noise. although the a ihot at home. The Chargers came Harrell was quick to point out that in ('hatJers <lid manage two markers an home with thebalL but Grack bCat the addiuon to Fountain Valley:s execu· the sixth with the help of a twe>-run play. " tion was the presence of bas own error, came early. ln the second, the LaRuffa. the transplanted 6dison team's non-execution. ChJl'ICfS had two on with none out. teacherand former E.dison coa4h who .. That's kind of what we've been but Montgomery closed the door. COKbelfountain Valley, caU~ Lan-doing," said Harrell of his 4-5·2, 1-1 strikinaout two of the thret batters in ca11cr·1 c:Ome-tbrouah effort "ith the club. · · fftle•se SH IARONS/82J 5-hitter --··---·--gives 0\1 2--r' win With ,ace Randy Katliner Mill '"Sidelined, semor Brent Woken ftUed in admirably for Ocean View Hilb in a 2· I victory over Westminster in Sunset League basebaJl action Tues.- day. Woken wenHbe distan<lC, pitchint a f~bitter and survivina a 1eventh· inninascareuOcean View beldon lo remain the only Sunset unbeaten after two sames of play. . The Scabawks opened the sconna in the top of the second as Mike Bu.ms sanaJed, took third on Cory Colben's double and seoTCd on a sacrifice fly by Scott Caringella. · In 'tbe fifth, Ocean View scored what tu med out to be the decidina run as Kevin Mullens sfoalc<f with one out and took second on~ l'f t..and·run aroundout by Darren Ernst. Steve Hernandez then rifled a base hit to score Mullens. In the seventh, Westminster threat- ened to not only tic, but win the ~e. After scorint on a doubk by Chris Larson. the ions proceeded to load the bases before Woken. e.losed it out by getting a Oy ball out on -a-1 ·2 pitch to end tt. -....._,..... In all, Woken struck out four and walkedJUSt Ol)C. • . •• Ocean View Coach Steve BafTctt said. ·•I had a guy warming up1 but I never ~nsidercd ta~ina Woke~ out an that spot. It was has game to wan or lose." · · .. f never thought he'd five--bit us and hold us to one run, but he did," said Westminster Coach Ken Os· tfowsk1. "He (Woken) battled. "My Brett Grebe battled, too. he gave up seven bits and two runs, and went 2 for 3." ...., ,... ,.._., ..... ._ ~oun•ln V•lt•Y• Jon Orcher qettJ makes the pl•y on J•son Ser•fln •nd tUf'nl It Into• r•UJ·•ndlng double·pl•J In th• thtrd lnn.lne Tu•ldaJ. Ostrowski felt the play of the aamc came in the fifth when <Xlcan View had a runner at first with one oul. and J.-.e ..... ov/B2l South (East) gains ground iii All-Star game ~n B has been installed for the Ora nee County All·Star Basketball Classic at UCI s Bren Events Center June25. Exccuttve Director Tom Lee re· ports that the new format, which makes thepmean East-West matcbuptoan even ~rtherextent, 'IJ make it a "more ~uitabte split 11owand for the lbc future." The newJormat means the Sou th (or East) now has 30 schools to draw from. as opposed to 2S and the North (or West) now has bas five less, or jus1 43. So the South (or East) picks up ...................... All·CI' N••1:rt• OW...... ...... ~, .Mll ........ wne-M·OP ........... .. .... ,. '" Dlvlll1n V at•IOW7· ,_ tfM .......... "' Brea-Olinda El Dorado, Orange. Southern caJifomia Christjan and Valencia. Those "Rebel-like" schools join Canyon. C~ Valley, Capo Valley Chnstian, Corona del Mar, Dana Hillt1 ~I Modena, El Toro, E.speran1a. Footnill Irvine, Laguna Beach. 1..aJuna kills. Orange Lutheran. you·rean the North ('or West). Soon Santa Margarita will Join the South and Century High in nta Ana will be tn the North, when1tlen respcc\ivt' ~111orclasses amvc. 0 - What'siomf to happen Wlth the relcaguing fQ.r 990-91 now that the proposal put forth 1~0 v.ceks ago v.as defeated by a 2-1 marJJn? A select group of princ1paJs v.m:to mttt today to form a new proposal. and it ~ouldappearJU ta couple of shghf mo"c \\ 111 sat1~f) the\ ast rilajonty. M a~sion Viejo, NewportChmtian, Newpon Harbor St. Margaret's, St. Michael's Prep, san Clemente. Santa Margan ta, Trabuco Hills, Tustin. Univcrsity;Valla Park and Wood- bridge. All-StargamesaJwaysare an need of pubhc11y. and of course nothing bnngs you publicity faster than controversy, but Plan C-won't gain nearly as much notoriety. Plan C? Thafs when they adm1t 1t's East vs. West. not South vs. North. 0 Despite all the noise. the fact remains, ifs the showcase of the )Car tor Orange<. ounty h1&h school basket ball. That ract alone means the game deserves all the suppon which can be mustered First, ddlebad• High~ Road- runners mu t move out of the Sea View -either to the South Coast or unset. imply sv. 1tch1ng ddleback to 1hc South Coast and Woodbndge from If you're not an th.at group. then 0 f PIHJ~ se~ CARLSON /82J KiwlWin America's Cup's big event: ethics N ew Yotkjudge agrees, Cup belongs to New Zealand because defense used multi-hull SAN DIEGO(AP)-Becausespmt wa1more rom Ehman. executi \e "ice president of the important than s~, New Zealand is the new orpnmng committee. said San Diego defense home of yachtings America's Cup. officials "w11l do what's best for the Cup. That has In the first disquaJificatjon in the Cup·s 138· aJwaJ beco what the San D1~go) acht Club stood year.history, a New YorkJudac ruled Tuesday that for. That's what the ACOCand yacht club \lt1ll do the San Diqo Yacht Club flouted rules an the two-"There arc a lot of factors at :ake ... the 1s ue race sweep last September by sailing a catamaran of dcfenst. the issue of how long this 1h1ng could be while the New Zea.landers used a traditional dragaed out 1f 1hcre's an appeal and what impact monohuJled craft that would ha\C on the cHnt and. indeed. how "San Diqo violated the spirit of the dC('d of badly we wan1 to have 11 here an n Diego. &,if\," State Supreme Court Justice Carmen "These arc \.Cry difficult 1 sue that wall take 1C'1panck said. , time to son out ... he ~1d. Even she admitted the forfeiture wa a New Zealanders. though. didn't waMe an) .. drastic remedy." but said she had no altemattvc tame ~elebratmg She called the race a ··aross mismatch.'" .. This 1'> not a hollow victor'). The real issue .. Obviously, we're more than a httle ur-was the mtegnty of the Cup and what 1t \lands pnted.'' said Tom Mitchell, 1, spokesman for t.hc for:· ~.td.)a.cht~man M1chad h . who ctlallcnacd Amenca·s Cup Orpn1ring Committee. "We are Dennis Conner's '1ctory in a cw York coun holdlO.I out the possabihty of an appeal. But v.c because the deed of g1fi 1s reg,aslcred in the tate can't comment unhl we see the dccmon ·· · "The Judie has re~tatl'd the b.1 1c rule~ of Until that decision as madc1 the Cup ~•II pon mansh1pand fam:ompern1on which. for tht remaan with the yacht dub, saio DYC Com· la.s\ 137 )tan, ha\C been th e 'try c ~nee of the modore Patrick OOddard. event," he u1d "If the Cup aoes to New Zealand. the .. The Amenca's Cup i the ~inner. The dl~d commodore of Sin _Diqo .Yacht Club wtll \\Orks." pcno.oally dchvcr i~·· Goddard said. -San Diego offietal ho"'cver. d1sagm.-d. "Michael f-a~ has always used the JUdgc because he couldn t "'10 on the water.·· said count)' suix-n,wr Orran 81 lbra-y. head of n Diego Amenca· Cup Task Force '"Sailor m the "ater. not atlome)S an coun. hould dcc1d,e \\-he~ the Cu p goes.·· Pending po stblc appeals DY(' "a ordered 10 foriw sport's oldest 1roph) 10 Fa> ·s Mercury Ba y Boating Cluti The lo of the Cup could be a btl11on-dotlar blo" to n Diego: tudics indicated the city might reap up to S 1.1 billion from a full- Ocdged Cup rcaana tn 1991or1992. The next Amcnca·s Cup 1s tcntalt\.ely scheduled to \tart in .\uckland 1n Apnl 1991 . Fa~ said. fa) filed suit-on grounds that DYC' failed to proper!) meet h1\ challenge and u-;cd an 11lcpl defender · C1 panck a~d. calhng September'\ race a "gro\~ mt match .. The 3udge said n Oicgo ··~1d hp servatt to the Cup a a compct1t1\.e C\ent • b) choo 1ng th¢ catamaran defender. 1hng observers agrt\.'d goina into the race series that Conner's 60-foot • t\\oan·hulled 01er had an enormous ad\.antage an (Please see CUP /82J Pirates pummel Rustlers ly RICHARD DUNN o._. ,._c_.,...~ . An earl y e.i plq ion settled matters before most O(th~ scat wett warm as Orange<'oast College bc&an the post- spnng break segment olthe baseball season with a bang. tarting pitcher John Gonzale took the brunt ofthc abuse for Golden We t as the PtratC'S' olTen~ was hke a good radio station -the h1t just kept on coming. Oranac Coast. 19-7· I. 6-4. scored eight tames 1n the first mnina to put an end to · the uspcnse of this antta· d1stnc1 nval.ry as·OCC chalked up a 16--6 'ictory over the Rustlers on Tuesday m an Ora e Empire Con- ference game at l he Pirates. wtnnersofnmeofthear last 11 pm~. collected 21 hit and htld a I J.-0 leaullfter three innings u the)' elc\ated themselves in the OEC behind Rancho Sanuago and Golden Wet. ll· -1,~3. Gonzales was with the OCC pro- graua dunng the fa.II last season before moving on to Golden West "He wanted to beat us bad;' sa_1d OCC oach Make Ma yne. tier faetna nine batters in the first mnang. Gonzales. who didn't act much help on dcfen~. wa "tGne. ( lcft·hander Ryan Thibault, mcanwhalc, struck out 15 and im- proH'<i h1$ record to 5· I with a c;ompleu~.pmc effort . The Orange Coast offense made 11 a rout as Jason Young wt'nt 4 for S with t~o run ored and two RBI and .,. Hn other Pirate had mulupte .. hit game . 1ncludina the bottom two hatters an the hneup. (Pte•M lff '91tATl.S/82f ~ """"'"~"""""~~. .._...~.,.___,, ________ _,,..~~r...-~_...,.,.,...~,,...,..~. Seton H~~l's 'Pookey' nearly came to UCI emouonsare lake toda). Some of them arc Mack <.alv1n an tht NBA; John Mati, Bell Westphal, John BiOck, Mike lamtt and Mike Bokosky on the roUqt level. Ph 1 I MathcWs on the JC level. and Tom McOoskt), Rainer Wulf Mau LtDuc. Ray JohMOft, M1k~ lantt, Brian Mull•n· Tom Buek. Dan Arrclanoanet Tony Maa on tht hip tehool lcvd. I am 1Ure •hett as tome I have left out. but I wOndtfaboUt than, too. 0 TM~ WestConfmnee illia ~=,-rz=.-==· .oeccm.. I to• f::CIUd .,.'.rt==-· -llleJjeT-.ewotn.n -•'W'.'-_. UNL V. ilallJ I J lllCGf .... ••DB Did• ----~-alkilh from our conference. wa from 'he cc. 0 I ha\'e never seen such a tumo,crof con•coachcSa~ I have th1 )'car. 8111 Bm)v..'asfi~at nJ~Sta'tcand tht IOpla)-cn•howalkedouttn Januaf') ~toad that tbt)' would not bcaJloWed t.ck an the Pf'Oll'lm. ~ at.hlfti( dartttor iQlly ~nt afterbolhpou9und.1ncs~. utd tut tl9iey wtrt "°'" ~ Probebty the fWlt d«ilM>ft to make an this catt, ubaila '*'*were ea faUh. .,,,.told meta_., February , ...... ~=e1ftmt. UliWW l*'ijltt hedilla..-iobwillatlR-tte ••r•tl'lld ..... ..,...__..one .-bcctl 11aeC-*ahk Y•. 1 After Hatcher s 5eries heroics, he's back on the bench for 1989 Front The Auocl•ted Preu it ... Hatchtt said. ··1 don't think l alept hardl> at all VERO BEA H. Fla -Afier 10 mostly "'-. • ·~ ~~~n the time the (NL) t:tr• "aned and the ·nc) anonymous big-league seasons, Mickey -.,,... • -rbose mcmon« "'1ll 1}'1 br with me the rest of Hatcher hustled has wa) into the hcans of my hfe. People wud, 'You lhouJd•vc bttn the MVP of the fons throughout the country d1.1ring the ----Scnes.' I got a ring, that was an MVP award to me." World Scnes. While Hatcbcr called the Series the b1ghhibt of bi Now. Hatcher rcah1es he likely will be on the bench career. he said the other )ears v.cre great too. most of the ttme as the Los Angeles Dodgers attempt to .. I've never 'had any downs in this game." he said .defend thetr'"title. Behe"e It ornot, hecouldn'tbel\appicr. ··~l's been all us» for me. J live my baM!ball at one level, "That's ;fU t m) role," Hatcncr srud of his second-WJll I survivt.•orwon't l?That's I.he way it' been m) whole string status. "Situations happen. caretr.'' A the season $OCS on, people arr .. To last 10 )Cars in tht ~me. 1hal' meant fo1 ng toha'c mJunesand nttd rest. everything to me. I ve been foohn' cm for JO years. I'm n my role, I feel like I'm goin& to get &Otng to have fun, that's the main thing. I don't e\er look a lot of pla~ mg time. back. I live for today and the future." "My turn ~ame la st October. I Hatcher has lasted 10 years in the big leagues dcspi1e was just going to do the best I could. playing in more than 116 aamcs in a season only once -1 prepare m}sclf every day for the he was a full-time player with the·Mmnesota Twins in opponunit). I reall) "'ork hard and.. 1984 and, in I 52 games, hit .302 wnh fhc homers and 69 keep m)self in good shape. try and RBI. maintain a good attitude. Good The Twms released him late m spring t~inin& two things happ<!n years ago. He hooked Qn with the Doclecrs. where he Hatcher "Ma) be the da} before the played bndly m 1979 and 1980, shonly afier 1hc 1987 season stan~ a key player\ going 10 get inJured and it'll be season ~n. my turn again." "When l got released by the Twins. I thought 11 mi$ht Hatcher, 34, played left field dunng the Scncs be the end," he said. ''And then they win the whole 1h1ng because National League Most-Valuable Player Kirk that year. I think by missing out when tho)' "on 1t, it made G1b'son had a sore right knee . .\nd Hall·her came through me appreciate aJI the mort what happened last year. in a big wa). , • I was reaJly just reaching down to try to get more After playmg m 87 gamt:s w11h the Dodgers and and more. It was like, 'You auys have to watch me this hitting .293 with one home run and 25 runs-batted-in, yeari._ ~innesota. I had to watch you last year.' .. Hatcher was 7 for 19 with two homers and five R Bl in the. Hatcher's two Serits homttS came in his lirst at-bats Series. in Games I and 5. Both were two-run shots which put the ··it was 1he ultimate. there are no words to c.>.plain Dodgers ahead 2.0, and on bot11, he secmed to run full Suns top Lakers, clinch berth I' 'f 'HJ. Hl.J. \('HJ:HS Tom a.ambers scored 28 points. KevtD ·~---~-'~-=--l ~ rx/ Johnson 24 and Eddie Jolulsoo had eight of • _,_ ~ ~ \:'.}' his 21 in a decisive second period as the ' ~ ? Phoenix Suns bear the cold-shooting Los Angeles Laker • 127-104, Tuesda) night to clinch their first playofTbenh m four years. Phocmx entered the game with a magic number of two to make the playoffs and the ~ Suns were put in pos1t100 to chnch when Dallas lost to _ ~~ ~ Cleveland. Los Angeles,. still t.Jlree games ahead of the second-place Suns m the NBA's Pacific Division. had bea1en Phoenix 1n 24 of the previous 29 meetings since Nov. 20. 1984. But the Lakcn made jusl 40 per~nt of their shots (52 of86} with Kareem AW•l-Jabbar sconng only six points on 3 of 14 and Malle Jolla .. 10. well under his 22. 7 average. Phoenix, allead 32-30 after the first quarter. opened the second quaner with runs of 6-0. 5-0 and 7-2 for a 52-42 lead. Jeff Rorucek'a thrtt-poini. play and hook shot and Eddie Johnson's layuP. capped a 7-l run for a 58-45 lead, Los Anaelcs trailed 94-74 . entering the founh period and never got closer than 17. The Suns improved their record at home .aga inst Western Conference opponents 1h1s season to 26-0 .•. In othcr NBA action: Hersey Hawkins scored 21 points on 9-of-15 shooting. including two 3-pointers. as Philadelphia edged Boston 1n ovcnime at the Spectrum, 11 7-11 S ••. Ron Harper scored I 5 of his 26 points dunnga Cleveland rail) late an the third quancr and the Ca\:ahers reached the 50. victory mark for the first time in their 19 NBA seasons by defeating v1s1ung Dallas. I 02-90 ... Mark Jackson had 27 points. I 0 rebounds and 12 assists and Klkl VaJtdewegbt scored 24 points in his first game agamsrt11s former Ponland teammates as New York defeated the Tra.tl Blazers at Madison Square Garden. 128-124 Jn Chicago. Mlcbael Jordan had his s"th triple-double of the season and scored 14 of his 33 points in the final quaner as Chicago won its fifth consecutive game. beating Gol<len State. 115-105 ... Akeem Olaj1won scored I 7 of his 36 poinls 1n 1he p1\0tal fourth quarter as Houston tnmmcd vmtang Seattle. 120-1J7 ... WlUie Alldenon scored 29 points and Alvia Robertson 28 as San Antonio snapped a four-game losing streak with a. I 30-114 victory at home against Washington ... Roy Hinson scored 25 pomtsas New Jerse) surprised Atlanta, 111-108. breakrng an eight-game victory streak for the Hawks 1n Brendan Byrne Arena. Ql'OTEOFTHE D.\ ,. Bob Walk, Pittsburgh Pirates pitcher, on how he handles fru strations as a golfer: "The wa y I loo~ at it is that Fred Couples probably has a lousycurvcball." Kings settle for tie with Jets Winnipeg rookie goaltender BobEascaa ~ made 39 saves and Jen wing Brad Jones scored with 4: 14 remammg tn the third , • period to give lhe Winnipeg Jets a 3-3 tic wath the Los Angeles Kings on Tuesda)' night at the Forum. The tic kept 1hc Kings from chnch1ng second place in the Smythe D1\1c;1on and the home-ice advantage agamst third-place Edmonton. The Kings have 85 points and need 86 to clinch. Los Angeles has three games lefi. In their last five meetings. the Kings and Jets ha ve gone into overtime with the last four games ending 1n ties. Winnipeg--kads the season .series 2-1-4 .. Dave Taylor, Steve Duclleau and Wayne Gretlky scored for Los Angeles. wh ile DaJe Hawcrdl1k added his 40th and 41 st goals for the Jets ... Elsewhere in the NHL: Jeff Parker scored two goals to lead 'the Sabres past Hartford in Buffalo. 4-2. to secure their hold on third place in the Adams Div1s1on •.. Mike WaJab scored his first two NHL goals, including the game-winner in the third pcnod. a\ the New Yor~ fslandcrs bea1 visitin' Washington. 5-4. to snap the Capitals' eight-game winning itreak. The game was the first for the Caps since they clinched the Patnck D1v1s1on title on Sunday. Evert rallies to edge Kelesl KEY Bl AYNE, Fla -Second- sceded Chn Evert won a thir<Hct tiebreaker •:• 7-0 Tuesday to edfe No 11 Helen Kelcs1 in ~ the quarterfinals o the International Players Championships. Even rallied from 1 service break down Tn the fimt stt and won 6-3. +.6. 7•6.,n thn.-c hours, 17 minutes. "l was m trouble;· Even said "It WUJUIU matter of where you gut it out." The other scmifinahm wall be to_p seed Oabnela bat1ni. who h85 won every set in her five matche ; No. 3 Helena ukova. who ralhcd from a K1 down Tu~y to beat No. 15 Rafaelia Reu1 of Italy: and No. S Zina Garrison. who needed three sets to ou t unsccdtd Jana Novotna. 'All Saints' Day' In NIT fJnal NEW YORK -All amt'>' Da) IS ~ com mg early this year. • St. John's and St. Loui~. (a1hollc ' schools with proud basketball 1rad1t1ons. ---- meet 1oni&h1 for the champion hip of the Na11onal lnv1ta11on i oumament at Madison SQuarc Garden St. John's is playing m its 25th NfT and St Louis 1s appearing for the 14th time. bu t it's been years since either school won the championship of the countr) 's olde'it postscason tournament. ··Eas)" Ed Macauley led 1. Louis to 1tsonly NIT 111lc an 1948. St. John's won the last of its four NIT championship an 1965. Preseason NIT field named Nevada-Las Vegas, North ( aroltna State and four other teams that pla)ed 1n this * year's NCAA toumamcnl will part1c1p~11e 1n the 1989-90 prcscason NIT. The prcscason tournament, formally known as the Big Apple: NIT. \\<111 run from Nov. 15-24, wJth the semifinals and final at Madison Square Garden. DcPaul, Loyola Marymount, Te,aYEI Pa!to and Louisiana St.itc are the other 198 NCAA tourney teams entered m the 1oum11men1. The tournament also will feature six teams from th1 )Car's National Invitation Tournament -R1chmon<l, Ohio State, California, Wichita State. St. John's and Alabama· Birmingham Roundan~ out the 16-team field will be Houston. North Carohna A&T; Southern M1"i!t1ss1pp1 and Kansas. In opening-round ~mes. 11 will be Richmond at N.C State, Ohio St:itc~ at DcPoul. Lo)ola Marymount at Nevada-La!. Vegas, Texas-El Paso a1 California. Houston at Wichita t:itc, North Carolina A&T at St. John's. Southern Mis 1 sippi at LSU and Alabama-Birmingham al Kansas ... In other sports news Tuesday: Lawrence Taylor, the New York Giant • All - Pro linebacker. entered a wntten pica of innocent 10 an alcohol-related charge and wai ved a court :ippcuancc. ·rt:tJ:\ ISIO,·RA 010 TmLIVtSION 10 1.m -TENNIS: lnternallonal Playen Cham· oion•l'llos from Kev BIJCl\IM, Fla , ESPN. 4 o.m -COLLEGE 8ASKETIALL: National lnvlta· tlon Tournament third ~· Nmt -AtaC.ma·l lrm· Ingham vs M lcl'll91n State, ESPN. 4.30 o.m. -IXHlllT'tOfil 8AS•BALL: Atlanta n . New York Yanken, T8S 6 o.m -COl.LIH 8AIKeT8ALL: National lnvlla· lioo Tourrwiment ~Ihle> eame -St Loul• va St Jonn't, ESPN 7:30 o.m -; '9t0 ttOCt<IY: Wlnnloeo at Kfnoa, Prime Tic kt I. • I P.m. -HOllSa •ACING: 5-nta An ta rePlava, Channel S. (Ptlmt Tlc*'-•1, 11:.JO om.). •ADM> 9'.JO •.m. -eXH191'T'tC* 8AS88ALL: Oodtef'• vt. McWltrfft, KA9C (7'0l 1 p,m. -IXH191TION 8AS•8ALL: Anoe!• vs. S.n 0'-9o, l(MPC (1l0), KFMI (760). 7:30 om -NO IASK•T8ALL: Secfamenlo at CliOHrs, KRTH <•> , 7.30 pm, -'9t0 MOCKIY: Wlnnlo.o at Kinta, KLAC (570) Dennis Conner CUP ,,..,, soecd and mantuvtrabiluy O\tr Fafnloop. • I'm \it'fY d11appo•n~ w1tb J~ Capuack'• ruJ111&." aid Ma)or Maurttn O'Connor. ~ should have clariflCd tht ndes before tbt ~ Wll ever held. I lllate ao ..:i U.is deasion wu Poli~ vliled but~ aJI know the NeW York Yacht Oub wanted the Olp ao So New Zalilid IO lhty could compctr for it on fott1an soil in 1991 ... Thcrc'a no q~1tton Micharl Fay has lhe best anorncy and the Ncw York Yacht Club the btit Judae. "Tbe dttisaon 1 unfonunate for San Dtcao bccau!C' we statld to l~ hundreds af milhun of dol1-r1 and the mtemational media attention that would JO with the race. I hope the San Dicso Yacht Club will v11orou~l)· appnl the rulifll." •he said. Studies mdica&td that San D1eao MOOd 10 me up au S 1.2 bill•• ,,_ 1 ruu.~cuprecein 1991Ot1992 The bnt-of·thrtt ~ _.. 1Ma ~pwmbrr *U hdd ol'tMS. lllj:» cout. NYYC held the Cup for Ill )UR bclOrt Connrr.11 sk1pper.Qf Uticrty, IOll tlK' Cup to Alan load"• Au.nl- 11n malltnltr in l91l.:J'btNcwYon ~b bid. ftlcd ~ in ......,,, or IOlllC of'.f1y•1 lflUIMOtS. C.parick ackriowkdacd ~ft11utt ol the Cup was a • rtmody .. becaUR Of lM 0 ~ om1c 111n1ficancc ud Pftlliee. • .. None1hrlns, tbe penia netthtt 1«k or sugtSt an~ alternative ttl~f upQn the at~uahfication of a com. ptUlor. nor is any alttmathc rthcf r~11bk under the citcumtia~ ... she \lid 1n a 14-pqc dcc:111on. Fay first ·~ ucd bis maverick challc-nac an July 1987 callina for a one-on-one rare an 133-foot mono- hulb., a radical departure from the 12- meter utcd 1n Cup compeuuon. ,, Brund·age just misses no..:hitter Sophomore Jennifer Brundage cd for lhe shutout. with Kaulman came within two outs of p1tchmga no-working three hitless 1nn1ngs for the hitter. and also homered. paean& Rustlers, now I 3-9 overall. Golden Irvine HiJh to a 6-0 non-lcaaue West scoreq its first run on Toni softball victory at Trabuco Hills Ba~n·s groundout. and notched h1 Tuesday. second run on three mon by Bruodaae, who struck out IS and Pasadena. did not walk a batter, yielded her only In high school volleyball: hit with one out in the seventh. It was Newpert HarMr a, Martal It The a clean shot over the second base bag. Sailor" collected tbe.r fint v1ctO')'. in She homrrcd in the first mning to three outings thts year, IS.I I. IS-5, supply the Vaqueros with their firs1 I 5-13, rallyi ng in the first and thfrd run, and also smglcd in a run in the games. Outside hitters Chri Lee, a sixth. Brandi Annstrona singled in a senior. had 16 kills. while Billy pair of runs m the fourth when Irvine. Nguyen. a sophomore. added 14 for 6-5, stretched its lead to 4-0. the Sailor . Manna suffered its first Elsewhere in girls softball; loss m four matches. Lapu Bea.di Ii, Sa•ta Au ValJey . Lagoa Beacll 3, Woodbrld&e .. %: The Artists used a 19-hit attack to The Artasts, now 6-0 and 3.0 in the send Santa Ana Valley away, improv-Pacific Coast Le.ague, started slowly, ang to 5-S overall Lauren Candelana but moved ounoa I S-13. I 5-11 I 5-10 had a single. double and triple for decision over the v1s1ting Wamors Laguna Beach, and teammate Margo behind th e play of John McKeown Rathbun went 3 for 5. ~ ( 15 kill s), Sean Stafford (se,·en kills) Woodbrtd1e '· Caplstr ... Valley I : and Pat QuigJc)' {e1&hl d115). Seller Alison Ward hit a three-run homer 1n Craig H 111 ~toOd out for Woodbndge. the foruth and Lisa Wehren aosscd a HuU.1._ Beacll 3, Du.a BWa t : th~e-hitter to J>?CC the,.Warriors tp St~ve Lycas (nine kills} and John then.on-league victory at Alton Park •· WtJOall (four aces) led the unbeaten Uberty euistlan 30, PiOHer 811-01lcrs to a I S-5. l S-3. 1.5-8 victory Utt S: Liberty scored 16 runs m the overv1siungDana H1llsasthey tuned bottom of the third to bla t the up for Thursday's Orange County VISltors in a game shortened to four showdown at Laguna Beach. inning.~. Jen Caruso was 4 for 5, while Edlsoe a, Irvin I: John Hawkes Melissa Onppo and Beth Foulkrod (e1&ht digs). Aaron Bone (27 au1sts each scored five runs. aoa three aces) and Darren Lancr ( 11 In college actJon: kills and thrtt aces) led a strong effort SoCal Celleae 10-1, Pacific Claris-for the host Chargers 1n a I 5-4 , I S-2. tJaa 0-0: Susie liopkins pitched a no-15-13 tnumph. Edison improves to hitter 10 a fhe-1 nnmg first game. and 5-0. for good measure. blanked the 'is· University 3, Ca pl11ruo Valley 0: 1tors foucYcnmruois of the_n!Jhtcap Pat Ferrell (7 kill~). Stefan Mumaw (9 as the Vanguards swept the twin bill kills) and Todd LaBcaune {42 lls!11\CS) In lhcopcner. Christ~ George wa 2 · ltd Orange County's No. 3 team to a for 3 w1lh three R Bl. while tace) 15·0. I 5-7. 15-1 rout of the v1 1tmg Mounce was 2 for 2 with an RBJ and Couga orcd three runs. Cind} Sala1ar's In boys swimmini. RRl -smgle with the ba~s loaded m Mariaa H , Westminster 57: The 1h~· second innin.f ofthc second game Vikings got solid sw101~ from Chuck hflcd S<. (. I 0-J -· to the '1ctof). Kenyon, Chad Robcl"ts and Ste' e In a commun11y college game Ra' a' the)' opened Sunset Lt'ngue Golden Wttt !, Puadeu 0: L1~ action \,\.Ith a methodical '1ctor) m Kaufman and famm1t' rJore~ team· 1ht•1r root UC/ rolls past Pomona, 20-9 The lJ(I ba\eball t«:am broke Op(O a .l-:? game" 1th six runs 1n lhe 'ICCond mn1ng and wdn t on to pound out a 20-Y victory over Cal Pol) Pomona 1 uei.da) t •\nte:itcr F1l'ld In breaking a thm~-game lo'itni !ltreak. UCI banged out 18 hits, including four by sophomore Al Rodngu~1. The short5top al\O had four RBI. a doubk ~nd 1wo ruM scored. The Anteaters scored 1n eycry innmg of the game and recorded the most runs in a pme 1ncc eollec tini 22 against ( ul uue Dominguci tl1ll on March 8 Senior Rob Johnson went the first four ann1nas (a prc-detem1ancd tan) to even h1~ n.-cord at 4-4 this year. First baseman Bnan Youna nailed h1"i fourth homer of lhc year. a lcnJoff hot in the fourth inning. UC I 1s bad. m action ton1a.tu, hosting UCLA at 7 o'clock 1n the lirs1 home nt&ht game of the )ear. Elscwfierc SoCal Coll~e 4, Pol•I Loma Z: 1 he Vanauuds got bacl-to-baek solo home runs from Vance Costdow and Paul Plyler to lie II at 2 m the st\'Cnth. then ~on tt 1n the l 0th wath a two-run sloaJe by Kendall Kasper wuh the bol $ loaded to improve tO 15° l I overall, S-2 in \he Golden 'tate Athletic Conference. Jim Ocdnck (4-0) went the d1 tanet. stnk.tng out 11 and walktnl 1.1t . CARLSON From81 the !)ou1h < oa~t to the Sea V 1Clo\ would &ecm to ..at1sfy the major roodblocl in the last proposal Bu t I here are other rubs as ~di Lo~ lam1tos1 n't thnllcdw1th pl:acc mcn11n the un5etand ma) push for SaddlebaW< to move to the ~un~t.11Jlowma I 6~ lam11os 10 remain m the l!mpire. That.100.causc!tmortdomano~ \0 tt'sanyone·sauec; . D A Pnc1ficCoa~1 Lcagucpmpo\81 to be t:On)1dered goes h._e 1h1s. PC L -Ccntu~.< osta Mc ~tanc1a. Laguna Beach. Laauna Hill,, 1 rabvco I l1lli. a View -Coron del Mar, cwpon H11bor. n C1emente, Tu'>ttn. Un1"ers11>, Woodbndic. South Coa t-C'apo Valley. El Toro. Irvine. M1 ss1on VieJo. Dana Hill~. ' ddleback. unsct-Ed1i.on. Founu11n VaHe}. Huntington Beach. Manna. Ocean View. We,stm1ns1cr Lo Alam110\. Santa na fhc Garden Grove Lcaaue bccom· esa SC\ien-team laaue and 1hc Empire become$ a ~ut-tc.am lcaauc · w1ththclo oflo\Alam1to and Pac1fica.ascallcd fo r 1n 1he ong1nal proJ>O I All 1h1nascon 1dcrtd thf PCL proposal t\a tt ment D Onothcrfronts:ThcSouth If'\ inc AIJ-Sw .. Stnk~B. ··an All 'tartcam ffuthl1&o1t Bead1 U, MJ ... H : Ed1son·s davers failed to show at their pool, apparently cau•1n1 the Characrs' loss Beau McCraney of Edison (1:52.SI 1n the 200 free) was the Cha~· only winner. In prls swimm1na: Martu IU, Wntma..cer tu: Remec Nakamura had ~nal bcsu of 2: I 0. 84 and 5:46.03 an tbC 200 and 500 frccst)le and f'rbbman SteJ>- han1c Kramer captured the 100 breaststrokcas the Vikinp btttud in the Wcstmm~tcr pool. In bo)s tennis: Martu 11, e • ...-Bea~ 1: Andy Stewart tan his record to)()..() an sm&Jcs play for the host Oilcn, ~t !t wasn't enou&h lo offset Mannas depth in the Sunset Lca&uc opener F ... talll Valley U , ~ i: The Barons won the Sunset ~uc open- er. taking all nine poin ts in 'in&les and act Ung a sweep from the doubfcs 1eam of Ryan Huqawa and Set>trSuamo. Fountain Vatrcy is S-2 overall. La,_. Bead! 7e, Mlrales&e It; The AnistS, .S-1 I survived 1n a match that was dead ockcd in seu. 9-9, despite a Marale tc lineup wt11ch wai stacked m doLLbles. Graham G1lhs supplied a key victory 1n sinJ!es against Scott. Hansen, who was scr· vmg forthc set at 5-4 and had a pauof set {>O•nts. Gil!Js was able to break service apan at 6-5 to earn a 7-.S dcas1on. Coroaa del Mar 18, Foo~Ul 0: Sens or <'&,Plain Rob Atkin. sophomore Ken AJ ton and freshman Da' 1d Bam each breezed to Hctones 1n sand~ to pact the Sc.a Kang$. 6-2 ovcran. In women's icnn1s· Oraace Coast I, Goldeo WHO: The Pirate remained unbeaten in 10 matches oHrall and m. tn the Orange Empire Conference "'"h the '1ctor) fhe Rustlers fell to 5-1. Julu: Slattel). Donna EwmJ Moni ca Mclin and Ocana (le" eland earned wins m smgJ~ for the Pmites C9-I 0) whi ch rcctnth won the Dl \'ISIOn 5. Section r l ltllc in San 01 go. and the ll"\me .. Stnke Force,·', which won the South Irvine Lcagu r. are entered in the AYSOTn-Scc- ·11onal championships 1n La Habra thl\ wcelend undtrthecoachingof John Do1d~ The ~m1finalsgame on Sunday will bceontc tedat Imperial Middle hoolon lmpcnal, bct,.ccn Euchd and Beach in La I labra at 11 w11h the I Ille pme follo .... 1ng for 1he all-star team. Whether It be LmJe tcaaue b3!oeb3JI SO(:Cer. whatever, the name l~1nc keeps no~mglo the top D .\l~1nwc~""Cr lheCo-;1 Me\3 girts All-'tars( 12· l 3) hJH' advanced lO the tn·\CCtton champion hips an La Habra and ~111 com pelt on 'iunda) at 9 a m. m tho scm1final1. Jim Town~nd's team. which an· elude Cn y Brooks. ndrca Davi Am) HolbrOok. Tracie Manz. Rtbt - caSaun. Jison Tov.n\Cnd, Lau~ Wade, Jaclc:1e Connelly. KmtJna C.npittt, la.hatna Oh,,er. audi.a Ruaa.iero, Ttll Tavarc!. April To-.os- cndind Amy \oclcl, made itau v.-1Jdcardcn1ryaflerJu tm1 n1_1n 1h Ktt1onal finals .. h.en Buena Perk m:orc:kd 1 double ovcmmc, sud&n death l.Odtt&Sjon. The Tn-sttlion tournament 15 tht h1&hest le, cl of compcti1ion for VSO an California and rtprclent ~uonsfrom · nJosctothcMe\- tc.anborder. '°nu .... ~ ha"e to wtn 1wo s1ra1aht " Two erron and ix bit anduchna two double b) ICMk>frhitttr Hector nta Crw and catchu Miu Kell)'s (us& borne run oflhc )car, hl&hJ.l&hted the Piratn' fif'lt 1nn10a. Illinois has ut l1z d home-grown talent to reach Final Four O;f 12 players on current roster, I I are from state . llAMP IGN.lll.(AP)-Jlhno1 do.! n•t bche\c in 1mponm1 baskct- b311 talent from other states. let alone other countries. El~cn of the 12 pla)'ers on the team making its first tnp to the N AA hnaf Four in 37 )'cars arc from Illinois. .. We're \Cry pleased that the talent 'A>c'vc got arc all from the state." ( oach Loil Henson said 1 uesd3V. "Thc)'rc a "cry close group ·the) hke each Other ·The)· pla) harcJ for each other. They nc.,.er think the\ 're beaten "I've never had a tum I feel will put more into a game than 1h1s one They all 'A-ork hard .. The Chicago area '' the saur<.e for most of the 1alen1 Nick nderson and Ln.1n ~mall are from ( ha<:ago's amcon High School, Kenny Battle from suburban Aurora. Kendall Gill from Rich lcntral, lo'A-ell I 13malton of Prov i- dence St. Mel t'dd1e Man1ke of Orland Park. Make MacDonald of Streamwood and Marcus l abcn> from Chicago t-.ing ~u1hem llhnoas as represented by Lal'f) Smuh of i\llon and Stephen Bardo of Carbondale and Central Illinois by Mark Shapcland of Mon· 'tacello and P.J. Bo" man of (ham· pa1gn Ol'TDOORS The out-of-sta1tr is frnhman loU &u1lera, a walk-on from Connect•· cut. llhoo1s. 31-4. plays MidtiP-n. 28-7, an one of Saturdaf s semifinals in SeattJe. and the two Baa Teo teams are no tranatrs Uhnois t>tat M1ch1aan 96-84 and 89·73 dunna the rqu(ar season. Bo Schembechler. taJk.in& as alh· ktll director rather than footbell coach, used those scores to goad the Wolvenn~ throuah the rq1onals, saying he-wanted t6em to _get another chance at llhno1s in the final four . .. Well, Bo, ~e·ve got Illinois. T(ll me what to do," inttnm coach Steve Fisher said, JOk1n1 ""h reporters .. Tuesday. "l»ffio1s scares me," Fisher said. calhnJ he llltna the -bcs1 defen 1ve team m the Bag Ten. · _ ;They've totally dominated us in ttic t'-"O games "e vc played." !'We're aoing 10 be playing against a Hry a1hle11c team w11h tremendous s11e and great kill," Henson said. Ht O\\n pla)ers, he added. have ufTcrcd through anJuraes and per onal 1ragedie!I. But Gill has recovered from a leg anJU')' a9d Sm 1th as back from vi tuna his mottler. who ts recovering from a stroke. Hamilton ·~stall bothered by an ankle 1nJUf)' but expects 10 be ready to pla). .. Any 11me )OU beat a team a couple times, they really set fired up and have a lot of 1ncent1ve the next tame. But this ts the Fin~I Four. It won't make any difference." Henson said Irvine lal<e record rainbow trout caught Norwalk angler lands 14-pound, 10-ounce fish to establish mark \lake record raantxi" trout""' <.aught th1~ pa\t T uc:\J.i\ at nc:arb' Inane Lah· Robc.-n:Spark\ol "<•Naik \.\3\ troll anga gold t-..a~tma\tcr lure along thelake's'·bou) hnc'""'henht\rod bent 0' er under the \\Ctght ol lhc rcrnn.1 s11c rainoo"' \parks .... a, fohinp,b) ham..cll and 1t took rnurl· than ~O minute\ to bnng the ti\h to \.Olor It \\3Slud .. \ loi theJ\ 1d tn:\h \\all'r la ke angkrthat he had a big m·t hand) a other anll.lcr\ ga thered around. thl' necdkofthe 'l<:alc \\35 pulled around b) the" eight of th e huttc \uper rambov. trnut Thcolhcial\\'C1&.htol the giant raanh<w. \\J\ fl'c:ordcJ at 14 pound,. IOounn~\l'\tahh\h1ng;1 lakc n:"ord for IP· tne l .ikl' The huf.c raanbov. h.t.d the hoolo.l·J JJ" of a mall· 1ruu1 , hut al\o "a' tilkd v..ath egg~ that ac:,ountl·<l tor mu\. h ol thl' v.e1gh1 ot the fish l he trou t wa.-. c'lllrnatcd al ah<1,~ tour ~car\ old measured ncarl) thm: ket Ion~ .ind \\a\unollicrnll) 1dcn11fil·da~a I npolotd main ol ra1nbo"' troul In' nc L.1ke. a\ "l'll J'> m nc1¥hhor lake the ~nln na Ka H·r l.akc\ arc manated b~ Outdoor\31.im Inter· n;a11onal, under the darcl taon and 11p.•ratcd b\ \\. alham ~J~ of Ne" por t fkat:h Hoth lake, an: \IOl kn l \\Cckl\ "'llh l.1rgc ra1nhov. trout and th<.' ..iat)\11 "I hl· l~1kc,·· 1cpon th.it there Olre trout v.e1gh1n11n ~·\H.,., of I\ pounJ\ \llll\"1mm1n1an " I he! .lkc\ · anJ that th<') coulJ hccau hi 1h1Hpnn h' other lut k' unRlc~. tr' inc and lhl" Sunttl Ana R1 ' er l lc~archolJ1n1a mon1h Ion lhl'ungconl<''>l \J'K>O\Ol"l'd b\ l..iik <. tav. f.hh1na T ad.k' lx-Jlnn1nr on \J'ril I. fhc contc\tY<h1rh~1I k~rnrc ca'>h °'" nh and 1.1~ l.:lc.> pr11e .. totahnaSll OCIO D llununa\C son m;a~ bc:oHr lor mo\t game 1n ( ahfornea but therc~s \ttll s<>megood do e-b) hunts for · Ru.,saan boar and wild 1urkey. n Lu1sOb1spo( ount) ofTcrssomc C\\.Cllcn1 p1ganJ turle) hun11ngand the sea onsareJU'>I no" peaking Thi pas1 v..eck.1has wri1crenJO)Cd a great wild boar hunt a1(amp 5 locatedJUSt out adc the ctty hmats of Paso Roble Ii untang w11h local re 1den1s Pete Moreno. Jack L\ nch and ~11kr Raahaugc. the quanct of huntl'rs han c.,t<." 1onal guides and excellent ,tl(QJT\OO:lllOn'i av..a1t hunters" ho book w11h the< amp Sopcra11on. Mastergu1dd ·ra1g Ross1cr a~confi· dent that his 8.500-ac:re ranch of rolling hill'> offcrHomc of the be\t "aid p1ghun11ng1n ( ahforn1a Hunt· crs ha' e enJ<>) cd I 00 pcn:enl succc on most all pig hunt~ s1m:c the bc:Juta lul ranch began opcra11nga hunt1ngopcra11on three )Ca rs ago. Camp5ot1ersbolh troph ) and boar clas hunts. an nddataon 10 buck deer .ind quail shoo11na in the fall ror more anformauon on bo<>kanga quaht) hunt at ('amp 5 contact Rm\aer :u (IS05) 461.)474 0 H1g ¥JnlC s.ilt wall'r angler., he.idang dov..n to RaJa "ill find good fi\hang rnnd1t1on\ \\tth the water h.'mpcrnturc 11~angdaal) and onl) haht "and,, .Hoat\ fi\hangoff1hc (.ape arc tind1ngm:nhn dorndoand some / \\ilhOO h1lll01Jlf.Sand h"'C Nil J art her up the '>ea of ( ortc1. Jround R.10choand La~ \rcna~. thc tuna b11c ''''>Od for~·hool 'i11cd )Cllov..fin Md ~)me large )Cllowtatl fhe lhhana \Cawn 1'>JUSt gc111na \tJrtcJ in th1-. rrunda&ood Octt of SJ)OMli\hel"\ and ~na•n aw111 tho-;t "'ho took to fi h out ofMe\1can rcsortsalong Baja ·beaches \I \.I 0 H I I \ f .1 I II \'I II \I I Gwynn, Green pace Padres past Angels Ftom The Assod•t•d PtHS r \t \1 \PRINc,s -Ton> •">nn anJ 1n. C.r n dro\e 1n two n.an\ neh r u -~) to PJ c n 1>1ein to 1 (,1.1 ''~lof) O\tr the Cahtorn1a \n d . f.l\lflJ the P drc~ a r-e·cord· bttaking 17th t\luh111on 'actor). l cfi·handu l>tnn1 Ra .. mu n. 1-2. allowt'd ~ 1r h11 m Hn mn1na.' anJ hdd thr n I to an unnrntc.1 run a the J> drt~ 1mJ'lfO' d lhcir ~·na ~ d 10 17·7. the " ton rtpretrntins a nc~ cluh mark. Pat Cltmtnts end Mar\ f).a, '' h lk>wN with 1 scnrtlns 1nmna each for Sin ~· K1it Mc< ~tU. J•l. "''"'t'd tv.o fitM-innuwrun1un Manrll w.,nnc's .-rifice.. Ry and lJu1\.Salazar"s RBI doublt and ftll behind \.I an tht fiftfl wlfwtl Bio·R'*tU 1nptcd and Ottd Oft ....... ,.. •• ~. Tbc hdm blC-N open &he pint 1n ., • .e.en, ""'"two OUU.. the) ~ far five nam. Gttttt's two- E MICl lfobrns" Rlllillltt·Oft ........ bit.~ .,_.,.,..,.,. doubk off rditwr \'a nee Lo' clac;c. The nacl,, 1 l 13 this ipnna. ottJ their uni} run an the fiRh -.hen hala ()3, '' " lkcJ. "rnt aJI the "I) to third on Rand Rc-ad) ·s v.;ild throw aficr Ton\ \rma hned ut. and ~un-d on J1 .. Ho"ell's aroundcr. Dodgrn hold off Yllnkffl \ I.RO 8 U, fb -Manano Duncan hat 'l thttt·run homer and t 1ke MOtlln pth:hcd fhr orctns 1nninp as the lm .\natk\ Doctern held off the 'cv.· Voct Yank.ta, 11.10. The Yantm m9dt a pmc of it by "°""I KVt'ft tunt in tbc too of the n1nlh. Dancan. Jdf Hamilton and W 111.c R~..C.~ 1wotutnptcU to pect thr !l:.il+Jli• atlld.:· MOlllll picW 'IP h11 fim \l1t10r)' of tlw --. ii 1'e doMd the v..._...._-..._. .. k °"' "" .............. Jilk'!a.1111.,tlw =' ............... C8fttri llrit N LM•r~ft••• Mlchlpn Interim coach Steve l'lsher gets point acro11 durtne prKtk• fCH S.tways 1'1nal 'our game vs. 1mnol1. Even the. media has~ trouble keeping up witb Michiga~'s Rice Scoring leader in Big Ten refuses to get involved in hype .\NN RBOR, M1C'h. CAP) -The wocds.i.ntenm M1cb1gan coach tc\e FisheF'used Tucsda> to descnbc has star player "'crcn"t the same caliber adJCClt\.es others have lav1 hed on Glen Race. "He works with a qu1e1 ort of resolve.'' aid Fisher. whose team .., one of the four fin<\ltm 1n the NC AA tournament th1 'A-ee~end a1 Seaule .. By nature he "ould prefer not 10 come out and deal '-"1lh the ml:d1a but the respons1b1hl) com~ "-Ith his posauon." · . h's true that Race. who led the ·Bag Ten with a 24 8 sconng average. hke' 10 find the shadow "hen he can T"o week ago. when 1he Woh cnnes \\-ere at Detroit Metro- politan Airport prepanng to lca'c lor a fir 1-round tournament game at tlan1n. Rice tned pohtel) 10 dode,e a reporter. Asked hts onmc. the 6-foot· 7 ~en1~H forward rcpfaed. '"Ten) Mills." He proceeded to spell the other Wolverine fo~ard's name. then smiled. said ht\ own name and took a seal tn a lounge a"a' from rcportcro; and photographer Rice \atd h) ne!I. ts one reason he often steps out of the spothgbt but he said he's lso thinking of the team pmes that we ha~ to play," 1d Rice, who·s ure 10 be a media darlina at Sca11Jc, where the Wolvcnncs. 2S.7.face llhnoi • 31-4. io a m1ftl\3J game Saturday He alsp said has mother and fncnds have influenced his reacuon to ttlc attention. "They JUSt tell me (not to) set caught up into II the media and don't go gel caught up readina about mtself," R1Ce said Some photq,irapher also have found that C'atch1ng Rice on film, c.,.en on thccoun. can be like lf)'IOl lO shoot a gho t. He·s either far 1'1>3)' from the ba ~ct or st11ing up a play . Fi her aid that Rice's mC'Chanac are so good that he doesn't ha"e to labor for a hot . "He docsn:C handle the b3s~e1ball a lot so all ~ou do 1s see him catch 11 and shoot at.' I 1 her said. "II hasn·1 been called on htm to start dribbhn& with the ball and do ome of those things. That might be pan of 11, I don·1 kn ov.. .. His teammate note 1ha1Rice1s 1he k.tnd of pla)cr who lends by example and sho"s ha 1n1en llY only on the court. 0 M1ch1gan \\tll have a homt'1.·ourt advantage of sons for the NCAA's Final Four an the Kingdome. The floor, 6. no square feet of hard"ood maple. was made an Dollar B y, Mich .. by Horner Floor o. "We painted the Jane blue, because Michigan\ going to wan," Ball Gnppy. co_mpan) d1rec1or of portable sale . satd. "'I rcall) don't want to be gc111ng 100 focused in the media becau I really JUSt "ant 10 concentrate on the !"'._::::::::::====------~---------------'-------------..:...:..~ ~ USISlOI HSISIOI • l""' 7 Oii t0lt ptott • Fon _., donwt•oc ~ ""PO" ,..i,IC~ .. ,!., OTHUS llGUlAI TO 2 '97 2 27 •lGUlA• ova 2 ,, 10" Off 111 ID OH :.~'(> rff ... ~· - •«• t ,,, 'O ·-... .. - .. l ma ....... m~..=r-,... __, 111, MIMll lOI •u ••'* m. 1ot1011 m lot> c-.-.. -.,.... .. # ........... S..ttte 117 .... y.,_ 121, ~ 1'4 CN<-.o I U, Cioldln Slate 106 S.., AllfonlO IJO, We..,lllOton 114 S-. 127, LMlen lt4 LAKllltt -Gr"n 5·9 •· 10 16, Worthy 10-19 4·4 24, Abdul·J~r 3·14 0-f 6, Ee JoM\Ol'I 3 4 3·4 10, SCoU 4·19 0 0 9, Thom"'°" l·U 4•7 20, COOHr 3-f ,., 9, Wootrldff .,.., o-o o. ~ 3•7 O·O 6, IUven 7·S 0-0 4, McN~r• 0-1 0-0 o. Ump O·O 0-0 0. Totals '1 10) 1'·2' 104 ••ttou•ot -CheMl)e(s 12·'2 4·S n cor1>1n 4·6 1-2 t. w"' ,., t ·7 7, Hotnec.eit 6·1 7·l "· K. JoM.on f · 15 6 I 24, Grtlte m 1·7 0· 1 4, E Joflnton I· IS 2·2 21. Ml«le 3·6 4·4 10 ~1111 2•J H 4. Ou<ll'I I· I 0-0 1 P«'ry 1•4 t •O 4 NMIY 0-0 O·O o. Toteli Sl·U 20·27 127 kwelw~ Lektn 30 17 21 .-104 POOenl• 32 26 l6 33-117 l·P01nl eoei.-Ed John.on J, Ee. JOM10ft. SColl COCH*'. FCM.llecl out-None Re· l>OYnds~kers S9 (Worlhv 111. Phoelll11 Sol (WH t, Meoene f l Aulsts-Lekers 1t IE• .Johtlton 141, Pnoel\1x J2 (K Jolvtson m To111 fouls-Lekers 71, Photn411 21 Tectllll· ce.-L1keo Pieo:.1 deNflM All~l'-471 COLLEGE MEN N•tfenal lnYlt•tioft TOUf"IWlrnent (et New Yerir) TedeY's c~..-Gema St Louis, 77 ·t, vs St .Jonn's 19· ll. 6 Pm · TedeV'I Tlllrd ~ca G- Mlch19en State, 11· 14, vs. Alat>eme·Blrm· lnehem, 21 12. 4 p m Hl9h schOOI ALL·Cll" DIVISION IV Finl Ttam l'tl'ltr, K11M1 Ht. Vr. AY .. Shon Terver. S.nt1 Ct1ra 6·5 Jr. 21.I llubbe 8urraoe. Sanle Cler• 6·7 Sr IS9 Jeff Zelenikl, Pereclet• 6 2 Sr It 7 Jame' L090lns. Cet>r 1llo 6· 3 Sr 1 S 6 OontM Htndeoon, 81nnlno 6·0 Sr 7• 6 Ptul ~Klnley, Whither Cn°? 6·4 Sr 11 4 Pet 8eNIOUl'len, Or Luth 6·2 Sr ?0 7 Shewn Fosler. El Se9unoo 6 • Sr 25 2 Louk Fuentes, Cethedrel S·ll Sr 199 Nick Sender.on, &eh· Jeff 6·4 Sr 23 1 Scoll Fe<OUM>n. Whittier Ctir 6· 7 Sr 14 1 O.C.r EnclnH , St Anthonv 6·0 Jr 14 9 Secend Team llluss Mey, Mayfair 6·1 Sr 21 S Art Remos, Cantwell 6·1 Sr IH Art S.ntent. Senta Clere 6'-1 Sr 100 wrv ~1111. Vuc:ce variey 6-0 Sr 21 4 Oetvl Coll, Dr•noe ~uthe<•n 6·4 St 21 7 Eric Cer11enler, Serre 6·0 Sr 21.l lockS Thurman. 8e1umon1 6·2 Sr ISO Scott Klein, Mirelelte 6·S Sr 17 8 11 Wllk«Mlll, CrosJl'oedi 6·3 Jr 11 0 Jeff Meister, CerPtnler.. 6·7 Sr IS.• Alan Areoon. SI AntllOnv 6·3 Sr 16,4 Randy Horn, Ctthedr1I 6·3 So 17 8 ALL·CIF DtV~H V P:lnt THm .... .,.,. $chMI Ht. Yr. Ave. Mltchtll Butler, Oakwood •·S Sr 29.5 Lvman Ceiey, Cele 6·S Sr. 24 I Rven McK•, Puedene POiy 6-4 Sr 216 Ahmtd Clayton, Bel·A\r PrtP S· 11 Jr 20.0 0 .S'fW•Vnt. Fllntrldff Preo 6·0 Jr 14 0 Mark Smith, He1oeri• Chr 6·3 Jr 17 4 Don 8urni, Min ion Prep 6·2 Sr 71,6 A Yerv Wllllem1, Pllor1m S-11 Sr 17.2 Richard Nffl'•le, Merv Ster 5·9 Sr. lt o Jon Bahn~. NPI Clll'lstlen S· 11 Sr 2S I Oen Paranlck. Memmot,, S· 11 Sr ?1 I C. AnderHOll, BlihOP Oleilo 6·2 Sr 16 0 l(ennv Cron, SoC•I Cllr 6· I Jr 20.2 642-5678 • \••llllH\11 ,,)'-• """ kM9I Mn CMANGa COUlrTY TOf' II 1 L-.une lkect!. 4·0, , Huflflt19I011 ... Ch, ' o. 3 Univtn IV. > o. 4 lidlW!l, ' o. 5 CorOlle oat Mer. 7· 1, • Merine 3 o. 1 Et Tor>. l · t, I Woodl>fielee, l •I, 9 Founta in Ve,..y, 3·1. 10 NewPOl't Heroor. O· 2 Avtt ... IClll ,._, 0- N-POfl Harbor -Chtl\ LM 4 S, llll!v Nouvtn, •?S ACltS '" .. v-N-POr1 Harbor 9•NY Ntu\ltll, 6 PAC"IC COAST LIACWI ~ SeKll def Woodt>toOM\ 15-1) IHI, ~~ . . NO•M.IAGUI Hun11not0fl lleecll Ni DINH"• IS·S IS ). IS·I Ed1•on ~ ,,..IM, IS 4 IS-2 IS· 13 NewPOl'I Her~ def Merine. IS· 11. IS s. 1S· U Un1venllY "' C.111"'•"° VeMV, IS o. 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HR-Costelow ISCCI. Ptvler <SCCJ OtMf ~ Ct l Stele FulierlOl'I S, South Alllt>eme l UC LA S. Stanford 0 Ce•iforn11 10, Peclflc 1 Senta Clere 14, S.n JOSI St 0 communnv c ..... 0.AHGE EMPME COHFEltlNCI Or~ GMlf 16, 0--.. W.st 6 ~ WHI 000 JOO 011--• 'I J Orenee Coes1 IOS 000 30!t-.16 71 1 Gonules. Tumet 11), M11roue1 (6) el!d VMOU, T"'1>9ull and Kelly W-Thlbeull. S I L-Gonrela. )-2 28-91mm« <GWCI. Reoor (GWC), s.1111 Crur (OCCI 2. N111on IOCCI, PMce (OCCJ.. Conner COCC) 39-CO<dova (OCCI Youno IOCCl Hlt-&emmer (GWCI. TellllCM !OCC), ICfllV (OCC) """ ~ SUN5aT LEAGUE F.untalfl V.., 7, I.,_ 1 Ed•lon 000 002 0-1 J 2 Fo;,nteln Vellcv 001 600 11-7 6 1 ~toomerv end Dodd. J Tllot>e, Futaml (4) •nd s: Tl!Obe W-Montpomery L-J l llODe 2&-0odd (FV) "~ ... di 11, MertN 10 HuntlnOton BtKh 001 O<n 7-11 11 1 Merine 100 ;t?I 1-10 II I .. ,,., ~ ............... ~ NON•LIA.V. c.r.M -Mw "· , ...... ~ Atkin !CdM) def We)er~n. 6·4, def Quill· In;, 6•0, def Lin, 6·1, 8eirt (CdMl WOft1 6·4, 6·1, 6•1, AAIOfl CCdMl won. 6•4, 6..0, 1-0 ~ 1-ten·SC:hule n (CdMl def Slern·Gltstrao, 6· I, cie4 Stern·CMll, "'· def Fl.cM!-Chtn, 6·7, E teoer McCllntock CCdM) won1 6• 1, .,.4, .. ,, Ketunen·Zlllmen <CdM) won, J ·S, 6·3. 6·0 LA9UN a..Cll '· M/lreltste t (Lewnt ... di wins '" .. "'"• 76·6'1 Slnt9e• Leech • (L8) def LeFrenc:nl, 6·0. def Henlen, 6•2, def lie, 6·1, Gfflft (L8l won, 6·0, 1·5.' 6·0, Kirner (LBJ won, 6·1, '°"· 0·6, won. M . ~ llreuer·Schmldl (LB) lost 10 Fess·Anclenoll, 3·• def Shen·Scl\lme"· 6-4, lost to Thornton· Allnleghl, 3·6, Whlle·Crebb (LB) loll, 4•6, 3•6. l·•· Sherman Ells (Lil lost, I 6, 4·6. 2·6 SUNSET LI.AGUE FIUMlllft VlltV ll, E•Mn S ~ Mtl (FVI def OteiOll. 6· I de' t(in;, 6·0, def Kim, 6· I, Motile (FV) won, 6 0, 6• I 6·0, W1n1eute•n (FVl won, 6-3 6·3, 6· I DeullleS No·H~or (FV) lost to MOore·IC1r>., 2·6, oet Hovme·D•••tl, 6·4, tost to Gucc-·Pnf• PS, S-1. Heseoew•-~·no IFVI won. •·2. 6·4, 6-l, Ll·Moenter (FV) '°"· 0-6 , ••• 3·6 MarlN 11, HUfltiMMll lkeCll 1 ~ S•ewerl IHBI def Yuen. 6·0 def Emt, 6·0, Oil 8Uf'ni 6 0, Ceholl (HB> ~I, J.-6, 4-6, 6-1, ""-"''Oii (H81 '°'' l ·6 0•6, 1·6 ~ SteVfCU Mer°" (Hiil lost to Monev·Zou, O 6, '°'' to Sftene' N;uv'11. 1·6, lo\t ro '91 1enon·Roelr19ue1. 6•7, Klm·Seto IH8 l '°''· 4·6 won, 6· l, 6 ... 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S II IS, 2 Ufffllt• <W>. J fUI, 3 SaiecaY <Ml. 6 14 St 100 t>Kt.-1. ••v IM>. 1•n, 2 Mecla"4<11 (M), I 10 n , ) Str• <Ml I 11 77 100 DrMtl-1 0.ltnl lWl, l •ti 2 ~II (M.I, 10tJ7, l Yeil~e (M), 11121. 400 frM r•y-1 Maline, :uo,,._ ,.,...... V'*'t I tf oc... Yt1w 11 200 medley r•y-1 floun11111 Ve .. v. 15074 200 1r..-1. Ham (FVI, l SU•. ' tMtcler CFVJ, I ~UI, J 8 lllllr IF~. 2 ll" 200 IM-1 Hem (FVI, ·1>1 lt, '2 0.llton tFV), 1216S, J Gr-" (FVI, 2:Jf 51 50 Ir-I Jones (FV) 2• ll. ? lftt IFVI, 24•, l Ntm (OV) 24'1 '100 llUll«'llV-1 NtMci.t (FYI, ~ 00, 2 Nim (0V), I 0711, l WIWms (FV), I 11.41, 100 tr-l lest (FYI, Sol IS; 2 H m <OVI, S. 71, 3 JOftls (FV), SI 10 500 trM-1 8•11.Mf' (FVJ. 620•. t Gerrkll (OV), UI 61, 3 Ne'llllOfl (FV). 6 41" 100 t>edl-1 OtleNdet JFVI, I 01 lf. 2 Prtor CFVI, l-OS32; 3 Gre,.,.... (FYI. 11111 100 llf'IUl-1 CH!llln (FV) IOUI. 2 Fr.eden <FVI, l ll 69, 3 ..,.._,°" (FVl, I It U 400 frM r ... v-1 roun1e111 vi~. 3., 20 """""'"" had! 15, ·~ .. 100 mtdleY .relev-1 Hunl11111ton eaecn 144'2 200 tr_.1 M<Crt l'lt'I (E) I S2 SI, 2 VOi •mer (H8), I S..ll , R.Ol>tv (El. l SS 51 200 lnclo-1 Wtst (H8 ), 203'1, 2 McCIUl>V <El, Ml 31. I • E91n CE ), 7 17 6J SO tree-I Ooyle (Hiii, 2211. 7 McCr-Y (El, n 19, l Hopl<l11s CHBI. 74 21 Olvlne-1 Hll wins thrM pieces bY torftlt 100 ttv-1 WHICOll (H8 ), S714. , "mH ll (HBI, I 00.34. l Nleho" (EI, 1 02.l3 100 Ir-I Dovie (Hiil, S7 5', 2 1(1nci.4 !El, S3 49 3 Rot>ey !El, S3 SO ~ tr...-1 VOiimar (HBI, S.17 S3. 2 Certer !El, S'76 34, ) Me11trom U!l. Sll74 ' 100 t>eck-1 Westcott (HBI, SUJ, 2 Werdt (El, 1-<139'. 3 l(e ncstl (E), 1'043S 100 Of'eHl-1 WHI (H8), 1 01 "9, 2 McClunll <EJ, I 01 Sf. 3 Sm11h <El. 1-otOS 400 l•N rel.av-I HuP41"910ft 8Mc,,, 3.34 76 Hltl\ ~ tlrts StHHIT LIAGUI l'euwtaln y.-., I IJ. ~ VltW so 100 medlev relev-l F-te•n V ellev, , 07 ?I 200 tree-I Kramer CFV>, 2 1s n 2 Maritn (OVI 2 n °'· l Ofl(ley (OVI 212S• 200 IM-1 Tl Rooert• IFVI, 21661 Leoni IFYI 2.lU4, ) Dlnoet.i IFVI, 24170 SO Ir-I WefM!ef IFV>. 21 71 2 Jec .. ,on (FV), 2'10 l Wlllle (0Vl l126 D•••M-1 lhckler (0Vl. 167 7S, 2 Merl n IFVI 161.10 l Or.,lke tFV). t5140 100 trv-1 T1 ltooerts IFVI I 01 '7 7 • J.CllSOll IF'V), 1 .... .7). l Atet (FVI, 110 • 100 tre.-1 1/ .. 1-(FYI 5'.l2. 7 Kremer (FVI, 10171, :J l\o\tllelton (FV>. l-0.94 SOO fr-I Marin (OVI 6?2'S. 7 DIOlr (0Vl. 6 n ts. ) Riiier (FV) 6.lS .. 100 OICll-1 Vool IFVI, 11017, 2 0 1,,,.., <FYI, I 17 U , > ~eorlt IFVI. I II IO 100 t>rHfl-1 Weoner (FV), I ""·, JeckS (FVI 12) 69, 3 MehOMY (FVJ, I 7S 6S 400 lrH retey-1 F°"nte•n Vt Utr, 41111 ..... 114. """""""' ... di " 200 rntdlllv retev-1 EdilOfl, 2 04 Jf 200 fr_ I APQer <EI, 2111 t 7, 2 l(ornl\1mp IHI), 2I•10, 3 L•~•' (Hiii. 116 • 200 IM-1 Westcott (HSI 2lOIO 7 Cor toren IE), 7)476, l Andrew' IEI. 2lft l Helelltr <Ml, J lut, J C ..... l#J, t1i" 200 ltldo-1 Ford IMI. Hl.17, J l<rttner (Ml. 2:37 ... I 06lall ~Ml.-..... 50 trM-1 ltofh IM), 11•. I (OMet IAM, tU I, J O.Vrlff (M•. JI• DIYtnr-1 L.evlllft CM), 2 9r!M CM), ) H.tuMn CMI 100 fly-I ~ IMI. 1••· 2 ~ (Ml. I.II 15 ) C«'* CMI I IUl 100 trM-1 Ferf (Ml, fa.; t HelCPltf (M), 1.-?40. J S<N9f• IM), IMSf soo tree-1 NtUtYM• (M). $M•. t c.n • 1'111( IM>, 6306'. l ltftl!MMft (W), 6 tU7 100 oao-l •otll !Ml, ,...,, I ~ CM.I. 1 IS7S. 3 Noe (W), 1J2" 100 ll>fHl.,_I IC,..._ IM). 110>, 2 OtVrott (M), 1.ll jO, J ~ (Ml, 12U6 .00 ., .. , ... .,_., MerN, ..,, so1-·1H'1 ! '~ ~ HON·COWD•llCa , ......... s.c:M c..... ,.. 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I lmmed op•nl PI T tlelpfful e-f ••S*'· helpful, w/1raln c .. a IH • Peril Rettau t Approx port Dur* '4•-0510 or Nw ql.n,e, EJt50e•l~nl~ .... ~ •. ~:O..t Im-MUST!;;;::~.!::~¥~ 0uo .. 1nle Ill• typing, Ill· ~~18 ~!-()~ l 'x 14' l2 0 080 ~·012t Air, poww llMl'k\g, Olac , ... , ........... c--eondlllOn 1u a .....,.., 3000 w .. t Paelfk: erl"" 1580 E Edin,_ Ing, phonea, elc: For -• .. llAlll&ll I 675-7411 SCiP'HEEDED In Ne'W=t brak ... lamb 1k1n, ''' _, n11 "4 .sn ti,. 5'f.3931 ,..... • '"'' ·-· more lnlormallOn _. •-~ .. 1 • midnight blu. •lll•I MU Coaat Hwy, N 8. Don A..,.., 11J, Sanla Ana, H M 8•2 1570 Footboard -1111 ralle. -_,, or rw.w 31 al· 2 piece hub c•pa 'M tllnl IL Moothart 722-<4020 92705. 714-550·8209. ~ cwer9 · • qUMn all• S 195 84CHl!?3 6fikl Fumlturt terat Jim, 511-5130/d Full Lo9ded Low mllee, E11oal*lt Set«tion ,..,, .......... c..- 21J -.nes 114 sn tti. RECEPTIONIST Exp req. IUMTUY PIT fll.IT ,.. BRASS he•ao<>n eocictall I EqulJ>m!nt 6047 ~Je.4 ti~ wkndt Piii • automatic, aunrool, Ne'W I Pn·own.d u1:ol5 flllng good Dey11me s>e*tlont open + table with beveled gla.. _ p/ttWinQ, aff'.(657 74'8) eJll ILEllllS ........ w/ .' Good, U1 + °:'.~~· 1nc:-i,:orgro:: llPL 250-1454 _ 1op Paid $1500. 4-yra C~NON PC·25 COPIER Cln!tnJTrlllen ~14 •Riii nf llUfDJal beM 5-7111 '1.MO/Jnog ,20 hra!wt< Cell ftiiWIYM•PT old 1550 S48-MUS wl eartridge,brandnew In Tra\191 Traller Attslocrat n1-llll llPllTS ~ ewryth1ng. 8000 RESTAURANT·NowhlrtnO Pete7S;.5000, PIT 2·6PM Mon-TUM & manU&.f box.$~1_.285 LandCommMo.., 1\MA ....-~------Your AU1h«lzedMercedaa ml.tac •an,((2•8') all poelUona PIH.. Thurt·Ftl Good wnh Glau lop game "* & • No lollet S700 obol~!!!!!!!!!!ll!!!!!~--~~~~ 'If .... U.Htl Dealer 11 .... 8'>PIY In~ M·F 2_. -.TllY/ll•Pf, peopta & number• In a u~holatered cl'lltra EXECUTIVE Ouk, 381184, 675·3981 73 l<Al\MAN GHIA, good --1301 ova.I su .. 1 I l•T•IUll lm'l WI Swcfllng for a bright friendly ~ta Meu olc. w/llgtlted Curio cabinet, eontempor•ry. burled --trantp(l(t•lio<' ear. runs Sed•n auto full pwr NewP«I Belch ...;.. _ •n•m c del M artlcUla\a_wetl groomed 842-9142 or HA-1780 • 1375 9• contemporaty wood toP For big eoo Motottydft/ Mii, new mu1er cylinder, ttweo l 1sm 191 • lll'·IHO -·': .. ~.1-••• Ofona at lndlYld~ Good·typ1ng. •••-;•-• eofa w/IOY .. eal $2SO 2 M50 1t722·7022• Scoohn 0018 Needt minor body Wflrlf, - • RETAIL word pfocedlng skills -_..... ~ Frencil Provincial -S 1•00 OBO. Days '88 300SE. 9k, (5359-) -detlr•bl•. Non-smoker• Full/part time. s71Hr chalra $200 Tables Ptts&At*nlts 6049 '88HONDANIGHTl1AWK. eU-98 50 Evea . CERRITOS '8S 500SE 44Kml (2628) ....... WAREllUSE STICIEIS , FILLthll Oflly. Pleue send resume GrowlnQ co In lrvtne seo-si5 Recliner s 125' excellent condition 700ce 451...&~9. ACURA '16 420EL S34,8SO (~871 .. ---orcallColllnsAtaoe1ates, Chance lor advance· Sideboard S2SO 2 re· DARLING ~ate Shit 301< ml 11,848/helmet•--------, '14 300S0.5eKm1(6710) , __ 840 Newt>9rt. Center Dr ment. Call 241-8292 f I t • S26 each P• puppy. 2·moa old, •11-aa•o .. 1 ... IHtt 81 560SL prl blk (3748) All ~wet. v-6, IKt "'.,r •t• eeo. ~ eea.c:h: Window tlnterl d•t•ll•r ~,~!d°,;' chair S40 creg, ·bo cc1 11 !111nese .~~!01P~ei 9010 I _;.9200501 ,..,,~ .. c--85 1&0E, wht tthr (5811) (1!·562>1:;:' CA 82660. Aun: Corrie. Eic.p req'd. Great opp to M cClalne 7 .'blade u ... mer._ ....... Auto Le-*'a 11,._ ,., o10B 111 11• uu1,. 64•-5771 malt• gr .. 1 bucks C•ll moWfK, S150 644-2634 ·aa BMW 635, loaded, L• IUll IMW .. l lft O.n. fRAllS J.,.. IUll SECURITY OFFIC~RS-tor apt, 722-1035 MOVI G MUST SELL blacij on black leather, IH-llH Red/Tan (920073) .l .... t•H •YILll·fllf•lfl lmmedltta <•penlngs •re Work tor th• beall YOUTH Danish modern Taak oval PIT llLL nPPIES xlnt cooditlon Attume • ---111,HI ...... 1 avellable at our Santa ••a..-llOllITT din table 8lCtant to seat leaN from private party, 83 280ZX TURBO 5 • _. ..... IMW TtJtf• Ttrtel -• • B .......,,.: • l lalt divorce 111u1tlon. Call for IP"<!. Hops. New Ores, ....---e .. •n wiM;;--Ane/Hunllngton each Wa offer Xlnl pay. xlnt COtJN' SELORS 18, 8 TNk Bullet, •rm d•t•ll• 432-8347 Days bralees, tune-up & datall. IH·IJH ~· 'II PU•UTI warehouH No u -tralnlog & xlnl benefits chair all $450 Magnavox • Ft•altt 248•9858 Ev.. • Low mlles 57 .500 4 cyl, euper clHnl llLIAITlllAI per~ neoest1ry No exper nec:ess. Call eonlOI• TV-Stero-record Fawn and whltett --722-6487 .. l •m& ( tLNV903) now. 714·774-4860 players 00 s150 673 1B 33 M 30 Selee-Onty 10 responsible, loving BEFORE you buy, examine ,. .... -.--• • -------... • cyl. auto , aif, ract warr SILES,Eo,LE Wehavechall~lngpos-trk: 1 • & caring adults ,100 125uHd Me<eedes-Benz •• •&11 5 •~d. air, Low mlles •CEDDITOS• (11·5611 ~~~~at~~en pe~~l:e~I~ ij()ViNQ MUST SELL each. chec:ka accepted and our r•ale leasing (920030) (2GME9tSI '"' 11•1 Flll·TllE CRUISE SHI, ASAP Beautllul dining with .,,,.,,_ ID onl"' plan. Compare HouH of 111,IH llPlllll nf ACURA l•TmTM IUU supervlM teenager• In ... -...... 5 ., A' lmportt & Ba Sale 111 t•tt Enjoy the good Ille! 8e the newspapw promo· room Mt (cushions on Available 412 18• e-2131714 MERCEDES LM 11111 IMW • • • • OllYIUl.ft. YllllTI aid t 1 I/el wor1dwid 1 tlonal field ch a Ir• needs re· serve your nowll aea llH IT 1H11 """--• c--•••-11• l Immediate openings II our P 0 ra e uphollteredl King 11ze Ml· l 1M tr M 1-ll 12 llW 2 • JITTl ._. 'I IYITA m 40J m 1 ,.. ,,, ",. -• HUNTl~ON BEACH Fr .. rc:m· ~ard. ~ed Guaranteed Income of bedroom set conSISling $173 53/mo L .. se I tax '83 MB 300TD Wagon 4 )( 4 (920076) VOLKSWAGEN 1984 ..... WM°m store ............... , ~,,: av~~lryiin°:9'J :~ of latge dresaer. chnt of 1 $526 94 down, 40 mot One own.r light ivory. 111,llt WESTPHALIA CAMPER n.•- drtMfl, headboard. and (404113) palemlno lntenor. n-LM II* lft A u t 0 m 1 1 1 c w 1 t h 111111111P1 Join SoU1hern Catllornla's axper. nee 478-5560 $400 plr WI~ 2 ntte tables and frame Spontna Goods 6065 llPlllH YW meta. lklnt. all POWllf t••·llH Bleupunkt radii At11rav-4 cyt power 1teer/brake1 leading retail home Im-rf Mak a o lier Ca II -aunrool roof-rack -garaged never us.ea as a air, tact warr 12-871 provament chain W• --llT--.. -,-TllA--,-1--to If• 642-432)! Ext 316(d•Y'I Mutt Miii Colt AR-15 ,.,.. H1-tall AMI FM c:aseette, plated BMW 325e 1984 5-apeed camper 50k mole& like tl•U provide each 01 our am-RESERVATION AGENTS or 549-1917 evenings Armall te AR· 1SO. ORDER your 89 or 9lS t lloya, new PS tires run" loaded, excellent new, mtcl\alln '""· one lllT•t•••••aa """-with --Y u g O I I a v • A I< • 4 7 "3 000 II d ' -,,....,_ · S7-S10/hr.Eveshrsavall With Potential tor $1000 Mo1t lng Sa tet M 11c .,.5•3728 M•cedn-Benz and gel • · mes. reeor s co.ndJllOn, 48,000 m11et own•.$7,800 720-0953 ....... ..flLNIUH Mu11 be motivated per WMk. These Pol· lurnlture Din rm aet the eatly btrd INN rate proleulonally main· Asking S 13 400 obo ·~ •COMPETITIVESALARY wlgood communication ltlonaarepermanent and w/Chlna cabinet $300, Compete Houae of 1m .. 1alned $15900 Days 850-4358(1KNC86e) VW Baja 8ug 1969• new M2-t111 • • MEDICAU DENT AL lkffla, work w/fun boss & offer an ••<*lent op. bdrm Ml wl desk, chest Pof1• & Be Sale 2131714 S49-41J39; Eves 963-4350 --engine new rK'ng trana-.... BENEFITS nice aurroundlngs. Call portunlty for grOW1h and of dra~a. bkstiett & nit• MERCEDES ..... •--_.. 11-0( BMW S28e 1988. mink brn mitt on. new bearings CADILLAC 1983 EL •QNGOINGTRAINING -------·-.. llflpeatllnter 17,000ml frontlraar R9Clngtop& DORADO TOURING •CREDIT UNION Sally 3·9PM Coat a rapid advanc.menl In-•tend $250. ullboltfd & OUR 110 mo teasing pro-Fully k>aded radials. euto-Lnther, auto root Can racing bottom end Full COUPE Blac;k w/lan •OPPORTUNITY TO Meu.sSS-1388 sured van. wagon or moped 548-5132 61,,.,, gram ts• winner Com-ma t ic, sunroof financia751-8118 roll~ $1.500 OBO leather, D1g1tal Oath 1a1ge Mdan I• required Hunt. leldt ~ .. 1 1 • 6577 • .. s ADVANCE INTO TILlllAllml Lot1 of opportunity to NEW DAYBED WHITE & pare nOUse o mports • plltMrlng, JJr ( •o) BMW Bo 3201A 497·23 t IVOC637) BoH MUllC yttem MANAGEMENT Salary + comm. PIT for grow With UI No ••• BRASS WithmattrftMS Girl Scout Troup, every-B• Sale 2131714 114,ffl EveryPoHlbleoptlon VWConvettlbles.BuMe, '9.9SOOBO 758-8066 C.M. offlc:e. Xlnt wo1klng perlene• nec.11ary. we & trundle complal• thing from Girl Scout MERCEDES. APRiii YW tmmaeulatet $699!> 080 Scirocco, R•bbH• &igs OAllLLAO IOIW FOf an ON-THE-SPOT In~ environment II you are wlll traln S245 •8•0·IJ733* cookln to Tent Trtll8f't. I I 642 0138 Over 35 to ChOOM from tervlew, apply In peraon. dependable, energetic & OUEEN SIZE MA TT RESS 16641 Lucja Lane In Auto Setvkts/ 111 • ll BMW .SAi £' UUll llNITI 8j~~i2n roof all power ha .... a gd phone voloe. To tehedule an Interview & BOX OUIL TEDI Huntington Beach, Sttur· PlltS 90 I 5 'M lllSU IOOIX Now you 0111 alford • new 120 Pae c11 Hwy, H,B 1••11 FRIDAY 9:00am-•:OOpm 19122 Brookhurst (Corner of Garfield) HUNTINGTON BEACH ca11Cer1aat722-9445 andllndoutyourearnlng B""•N0°NEW1$15S dayend Sunday Aprll l.,. F II L d-L ii BMWI Hurrwwhtlatuppl" - C:"'LL * .... 0.-8733 * 2nd from. 10·4 Located NII. TWTill u oa ...... ow m u . · , , 538-5110 11..,..._ ••••• TIU ... l IUTW.11 Polentlal --"'-.... + -off N9wland and Hiie --•• 5apd, radials. tlloya. lut•' ••-•---lmrned opening. Exp'd. White, crewel sofa. 2 aola _.r __ ,_ p/ttMl'lng, brakes. air ITHLIH •tTIRS, Autos O«Mstk 9300 OHYILll-fllYllllTII 1A·2 & elaclronlc Salary GILL IR. IOln tables. stereo compo-UllQ Ull Fii (1LET272) LTI 142-1111 + benefits. Company (213)477-3183 nenla. •m. Mexican wool 1-11, 1-11 Nl•IP. llPlllll YW lS40 Jambofee Road 5do~~~~!;~:~e;,';,,~!· FORD 1986 Mroatar XLT truck. 831·2222 ruga. answer machine & *.. 111-Hll Newport eeacn . .., ---------E~ \lllnttd mite Item• 720-8733 * i••-t••• run. gr.,t. rabu1lt engine Air, 49.000 miles. d•glla P•ny TIME HN ms .. .,....., .. -... ···-•• ·HO '84 8'1c:tt red PORSCHE -with 101( r'l')•le• Please call dash White Wllh blue M • VUI\ 5535 Mlscfbnfous-6015 ~Citntrll 7011 •w--:::... 911 Targa Carrera CONSIDER talet enl1t 552-6328$1000080 atnpes, Vood condition MALE. 30, PfOf loolllng for • 4YMONTGOMERY Y5 --Pric.d below market for 'I r -:----M0-1985 You'ralnGOOdCompanyt flJll TIM£PAY opp to hou ... 111 during 7 brown couch. celling Flbernlu L•P Str•k• quick Hla ~•6-64'7 veil.le aaay 60 mo .. 2TIYITlOIUOI FORD 1987MUSTANO EquatOpptyEmployef • June-Auguat Reis avtlt lan,5ltht1.4 btldet.an-Dinghy, 2 HP Johnson 4 \1/httl Ortve/Jttps ~5PM _ ~~:;:.~:eH~;.'"o~1 ~. L°":il'i~:~5 ... I Auto Tran1miaa1on , Craig (818) 339·8341 tlQue nQllSh oak din $750 675-6909 9030 ... YW OlllltUT POnt & Be Safe 2131714 '" -Cruise AIC, AMYme I.a-DP. •aa •• _.... $1000/Wk Potentlal Tete-table, mla<: antique dee· •• ES 1•• llH • 3 _.rut marketing otl•ce IUP· Need any Typing done? Or oration• (Hm) 963-2856 ELECTRIC BAY BOAT FORD ·as BRONCO .,... ....ERCED -· L•.... .2 6 Monthly, For Lediea Spof1swear. pile& Easy hrs 6.AM-12 help wt Medicare or (Wk ) 852-1184 Kathy 14'. gOOd condrtlOn. slip Loaded, S9~00 Corw 4 cyl, 4 apd a·c 'Ill Oll1 Lelana ITS 889-128& Even.nQt :::rG:"'~~ Noon. No Weekends Heet1h 1n1? Gd organizer av 1 11 1b1 e s 4 9 o o 1t4-974-5187 ( 1RDH755) '"' JottnLeonatd852-8889 Hessy840-1495 3 piece tlll• Old EngUSh --Trucks 9035 CERRITOS 4cyt, auto. al e;, Pflteer & NO EX·p NEC wlxlnt cterlcal aklllt Can I ' All.II Piil TllU 875-2927 • • &· 't ~ ..... ULll-llTllll Call before 12 Noon Oflloa PIT, bkkpr/MC:y, In ~ S 1000 8!_3·9224 PfNltr loats 7012 bfka l 1SEG 1981 16-yHr·old company NEWPORT BCH 673-3735 COM. 3 AM• 01 PM• per DBL bed Yery clean, apt 1879 BAYLINER. 3e . ••· .• 5~R-'! Tc• .. ~,,., ACURA •C ERRITOS• Ha\19 ie.CI• Salaty, corn· COSTA MESA 548"6919 wk. Mac exp pref • refrlg good cond., d1n cellant eond1t1on many 0 "VVVV .... ·-.-· • • mlttlon & benefits SOUTHOC.582-1240 875-7370 Ml ElfWY'hlng cheap extra• M uat' see (UkefuUalZeBronco)A/C IM17 ~C-CREVI ER Ac.URA *831·2222* Q.ARDEN GROVE ...,_ 450-4848 645-8308 $58 500 Evening auto, V8,0 4,great cond 11> «rH?ll 714 sn sn• 1 8 237 • 17300 s 1800 m0<1 11 UUI..... ':Wiiiiiiii4iiii.9iiiiiiiiiiiiilli •tLA .. ITIUll 722-2542. 645-9570. dealers PP 722-7178 'llUWIHe DEMO FOf STATIONERY STORE, I• 1111111 Day: 281--0JOO 11•,ttt CdM FIT, 5 Deya )(Int TELEPIOIE 111 APllL I, l tlOAI Boat/Yacht Charters VIN 9040 4 cyt. 11c. p /brekes SALE$$ worlelnQ condlllona Ex· -(1BREW11 ceptlonalty line cllentele. SALES ~ 6010 Special Sy•t•m May-RUNAWAY FOR WEEK· '84 TOYOTA Pusenger ------- Phonetor appt, 873·4762 flowel', 350 Katmus Dr . END. Chllter State-0 1· van S5995 !>speed.dual •CED DITOS • 1-ANTIQUE dining room Mt Coate MaH (So 01 Art 34· Crealock Pkg air, tmllm. crulH con· "" Put kyou1 r peraonallty to wllh e cilalrt, china cabl· Baker SI, oft Redhill deal wtaklpper e7~1100 trol, l owner 876-8995 AC.URA lllmU•H •IUILAll NYSE llrm Met<lng exper b1oker1 for new olflee Reply to Troy K. NOi· lender, 800-288-281 t TILIPllll ULEI Are you a friendly, mature peraon wtto enjoys work· wOf or youl Local newt· net & buffet, xlnt cond Ave.) A•large unc:lalmed paper nHdt money-$850. * 840-2424 ttorage auction of overl·~--·i·ao~au----"'!7!"!0"'!'1"'!'4 Ant111ot.-5, • • motivated people to work 40 alorage vaults consist-~ ....-,..,, ~· c-- ln our telephone Mlet ot-CHERRY WOOD Dun<:an Ing of •II typea & styles 01 16• HOBIE CAT wltraller Clas.ski 9045 ti> tin 011 114 m )11• flee Salary with a lantas-Phyfe table, 8 chairs, furniture appllencet one Seldom used S800 obo 1"8 FORD MUSTANG '11 IMW Ill otl tic bonus plan. No 911· c r • d • n z 1 • S t 2 5 o outttancfing lot of· an 673·9224 Cla•le V-8 289 engine. perlenee necessary Call 723-1487 tlques PLUS 100·1 Qj heater bench Hatt 111,111 "42_.333 and uk lor FRENCHARMOIRE 3 dr box ... barrels luggage 1947 32 RHOADES good 1,.ntportauon. 6 cyl, auto. ale;, p/llMr, Steve, lam to 5pm. w/-0.V glua, Circa 1800 Sartain Co Auelt0neer1 DESIGN Medi pa nt S 1600 080 bftet (2Jl<Y 14 7) lnQ With the public? The 1-------- Pennysaver s .... Dept Tiii. •t•m walnut wlwtllte wash tin-Stata llc •529 Doub•• •rider, racing 846-7434daya,OA1·1798 i-CED nl~OS • 1.,, $800 S48-0905 1805)6-49•220<4 sloop known H th• evening• "" 1, It looking for you! FIT & PT I FT Tool dHigner PIT poaltlona aYallabl• w/exp needed Englnee1· Apply 1660 Placentia Ing Co In Santa Ana Call A'Vtl .• Cotta M... Alt 2PM 545-1006 EOE NlJC NOTICE PUSUC NOTICE --"Rocky Chair' Sleeps 4 LADIES Antique Oak Wedding Dre11, brand teak deck, 11ove. hNd. 1911 MERCEDES 230t ACURA Oreuer. beYeled mirror, rwrw. Wiit 111in wflaee & new cushions SSOOO S0.000 miles Original 19 • Uklng only $700 beadl , tz 8 Pd 11 150, Newpon thp tvtllabte, paint Outatandlngl INlJ ~ c-- 840-8848 Sec: $850 497-7370 536-1328 $7500 535-5585 llJ _,SUI 114 sn m. P\8.IC NOTICE MUC NOTICE P\8.IC NOTICE Pl8JC NOTICE .. A rcw rxwu:s Of (f ;}SJ 14 J,/~ ~\;id 1711171031 &6 m 'i\1)4 I I IA316) Sales Service Paru -Leulng 131·3111 1500 Auto Mell Or. Santa Ana 55 Fwy. at Eqlnger l>PEN 7 DAYS s.t'va Hrt Mon-Fri 7.00 em to 8 00 pm Pta.IC NO TIC£ 'HUlllll llll YH (920074) 11',ltl LHllU•IMW IH-llH '11 llll llTUSI ... 11••• 4 cyt alt. l /C pfttrg a br"'-(2CPV«>21 .. C ERRlroS • AC.URA • . ,..,,_ .. c- JIJ .,, ,,., , .. ttJ ., •• OLDSMOBILE es CIERA V6, AJC.., pit pfb, .ml fm caue1le.1111 wn..,,ellC84 lent condition $4'995 •1MPA479 641-0749 __ _,._ -·'--~ PONTIAC 84 FlREBtRO Llml19d EOltlon A/C Am/Fm Cea PIW PIS PB. recltnglng Hatt wt'llte/blue ll'lterlOf. 11ln1 cond lnloot 14500 080 548~5 SELL 1hrouah di\\til<'d ••2-llll lllLY PILIT .. . Easterf'_l Airlines sale attracts big names: Ueberroth, Caflucci 9y MNICY GOllOON and llONMD IWM • d ,,,._.....,. Batrball Commi ioncr ~tcr V. Ucbttroth, who ma& the &ra· d1tionally moncy-los1n1 Otympics profitable, is dascunma a purchase of stnUboun~tern A1rhnes. sources said. noli1e cll-ltnown figure. fonner Defe~ Secn:tary Frank Carlucci. is bein' mentioned as a candidate for the aarhnt's bankruptcy e'ammtt. cws of Uebcrrolh's interc~t came a takeover SJ>«ialist Carl C. Icahn was reportedly rcsumina talks with Eutem's unions about a l)C)S iblc: takCO\'Cr. A federal judlr in Miami. mtan- whde, 1ebcdulecf a Marina fot Thu,... day on Eas&cm's efforts to force 1t rebellioul pdots b9ck to •ork. The p1lots' support for l~ Mathin1'h' tlrikt that btpn March 4 virtually IJ'OUnded Miami-based Eastern and forced it to seek bankruptcy protec- tion live days lattr. An offer from Ueberroth ma) be ~nted to the board of Easttrn·, parent compeny. Tcus 1r Corp., ut the neitt fcwdays.atrline 1ndu tr) and baseball sources said Monday. ~k- 1na on condition of an<>n)mit). Ueberroth's term as baseball com- m1"1ontr t"nd Saturday. .. ··1 lnow Peter's been tf)ina to put t09tlhtr a poup'' to fin.anet a purchate o(Easttm, one ~urc:c Yid. Uebttroth did not w1ih to C-Om· ment, h1' sookc:wnan.. Rich Lt in. said in New York City. Tc.u.i Air'i board . was to bold reaularty ~hcdulcd meetings today and Wcdlinday. said a source close to the company. Texas Air poke$man ~rt Kent in Houston wud the com· pany would have no commt'nt. "There arc a lot of those rumors aoinc around." Kent said. "If and vohen any qrttment as reached to sell Eastern I'm sure all the partk$ 1n .. ohed w11l 1s.sue a statement:· Uebcrroth -.auppl'Oached last fall by Ea tem 's unions to c-0ns1der taking O\erthc11rhot. hcumon1ha,csa1d they -.ould mile ""l&t com.~ons If Uebtm>lh took over. ~bly in return for part owncMip Ea tern's demand for SI 2S m1lhon U1 coDets.stons from its Machan"ts tna&crcd Jhc strike. • Telephone calls to the office of the MachmastslocaJ for Ea tcm in Miami and unio n official were not an\wcrcd Monday night. · Capt. Jaclc Ba' i . a pokesman for ' l:.astcm·, pilots union. said Uebcr-roth -.ould .provide area~r JOb sccur· II) at the airline than the current manaacmcnt. "I've .&ot m) fingen cro~scd." Ba v1s said. Ueben'och met with Eat&cm o • ficiah in Oec:iembtt dunna battball'• winaer meeti"IS in Atlanta, thtn traveled to Miami for furmer talk , a batcblU source said. UcberTolh also has dilc•tMCd a J>C»llblC buyout with Tcus Air Chainnan Fnnk Lo~n10. other' sources sajd. • The Wa.11 trcet Journal today said Uebem>dt's offer ranacd from $300 mallion to $SOO mi1J1on M1nMapolis banker Carl R. Pohlad, "'ho owns baseball's Minne- sota TW1ns1 1s a Te' s Air director and owns 12 percent of m holdina compen), Jct Capi14.I Corp. Lorcn10 owns -48. 7 percent of Jct Capital. Pohlad reported!) brouaht l eberroth · in to neaotiatt" tht pwQaic Ebtem. Pohlad and other Teus Aif dftc. • ton havt" urtt"d l.ArallO IO Ill Ea tern since die stnke ~ totl8l'Ces ~1d Al the time of the·MnknlolcY eoun filifll, Eastern said 11 bad -.,-, $300 malhon in cash and wu loM .. nbout $4 m1lhon a day. l 1cberroth, SI , 1s knownu:.::'I adrn1n1 trator who bullitd owne~ and whose hard ftCIC>lUruonl ~ith foreign officials as prCsident of th· I 984 Los nsclcs Olymoic Or- gan111n1 ommlllee helped tk aamcs tum an unprcccdrntcd $230 million profit (Ptease Sff EASTUN/ ... Loan firms accused of. fi.nanci_ng slums Secur~ty_P acific chief says recession to hit; image to hit hafder LO ANGELES (AP> -Several loan compan1e • camouflascd behind mountains of paperv.ork, control some of the worst slums m th!c11y- makma m1lhons on squalid 1cnc- menB that house mor:c 1han a tho\lsand people, the c11y attorney alleges 1n a law~uat The city attorney, the L.qal Aid Foundation of Los Anick~ and a pnvate law firm filed sun Tuesday, targe ting those named m the suit for their an~cd involvement an the muh1m11J1on dollar ring. The suit accuses a $avtnas and loan assoc1atton and 136 other companies and 1ndlv1dual of fraud and con- sp arat)'. ' The names of I.he defendants and other details ~ere hcduled for release at a late momma nev. conference. The _pla1n11ff want5an 1nJunC11on that wlll order lenders ro rc .. amp1hear policac and pa) for rep:un The uat also ~ks compensation for tenant) of the bu1ldmgs owned or controlled b> the defendants. lt marks the first umc fcde~I an1t· racketetrina laws have been uo;cd apinst alleged slum lcndcn Court document~ and propert) records sugcst that V1Ja ynand Shar:ma. a fugitive who has been called "the \lrOrst slumlord 1n the city," and others may have been interchangeable front men , 1n the o~rauon that rehcd on papcN-ork to hide the conda t1ons of the apartment involved. the Los Angeles Herald Examiner reported todaY. KC R TV also reported <;ame dew ls of the ctt) attorney's probe dunng a nc"~""' Monday night. Property O\lrners, as lt~tcd on count)' records. wt.'tt merely . fronts for the loan companies, a ung a funnels for rent payments. the paper !Wild Property records also 'ihow stHral tran ftn of slum propcl1Jcs in elfon s to postpone 1n~pcc11ons. the paper said If owntrsJup changes bc:V"een the ttme "1olat1ons are found ~d the deadline 1 t for repairs. a propcn) must be 1n pected again • harma. 41 , a fug.atJvc Mnce '1987 when he was found guilty of '112 health and building code \'10lat1on'i, wn~ the owner of rcc~rd of at least I slumhkc house and apartment build· ings an the <.'tt)' But records ~how the maJOrtty of the propertte<S v.erc financed through t .. o loan companu.·) -A&B Loan of lnJle"dod or a u~1dUlry. Bengal D1~ount ( orp Hov.-c .. er. ~<tusc harma faced eicccs 1\C 1ntcrrst rates. he tumcd mo t of the rent~ he collected o'er ta the loan comp;1n1es.. the Herald said -·hanna) si~ter. who a ked not to be 1dcn11fiect.-sa1d the arrangrmcnl made her brother a' 1nual front man. a du man for the loan com pant~ <. ourt records ltst .\lex ptt1er. 69 of Baldwm J-ftlls as president of A&B Loan. A pnvate 1nvcst1ptor who has been tracking Sharma told the Herald the hnk bet"een the lumlord and the loan company was a man named Wilham U)IOn. 34 Leyton in troduced Sh11rma to 'p1uer in· 1986. accordina to a member of the slumlord's family. nd 11 ""~ Ltyton who colle<.:ted mongage payments from 'harma. the fam1h member told the era Id f he paper ~•d M>mct1me an 1987. Sharma stopped makani pa)mcnts and poclr.ctcd the rent monc\ he collected It .. asn't loni before he v.a!I m court lacing health and \Jkt> code "101· attons. He was '°"'acted in Novem-ber I Y 7 and 'ltntcnccd to :w month\ 1nJa1l and lineJ SI.SJ 000 fk ha\n't bttn seen )IOC( By DONNA MOONEY o-.,. "'°' ~ '""°' u p1c1on t\ brl'"lll8 th:1t 11di..''11' pact 10 Cahforn1a guarantee~ :!O years of unbndkd 1ro" th then the state~ 111 sltdt' into the oct"an More lt~e1 .. though the pa t " }Cars of uninterrupted gro'Ath \\111 1 be dam~ned b) a aradual re- lCSSIOn coupled \\ tth repon .. to out 1dcrs th3t tr.iffic tn l ahfom1a doe~·1 mo"e. the air n bro"'n and the water tut~ bad New omce construction will see a sharp reducti on. Ex.pons will keep movio& at a trong pace. at the expense of a \\C k dollar. But Cahfom11 1s an economic bca t separate from the r"C$t of lhe nation. The region boasts a rcpu· ta taon for brccdang complex tcch- nolog}, market dom1nancx and inno,1t1on. Pt>rsonal income soars 15 pcn."'Cnt above tht' nation.al :i' cra1e and the state' gross na- uonar product ral\ls No 2 in the "orld credit-tightening respite likely to be brief ~·t'lt Mc.\fec. m n i'"f d1rc~tvr of ~'Cunt) Pacific .tt1on I B~mk·~-real est3tc vaup, bro~r the nev.s Tu~) "'htle dehvt'nnc an econom1 ou1look for Grubb & f lhs broker at Dana Po1Jlt Resort. II legi\lato~ and c1ttlen fail to ,·arrv out maAet 1mpro .. cmcnts 1n tran portatton. cdu t1on and pul- lu11on ... < ·a1tfom1a "''II lo!>t· "' luster 1n the C.-)e -of 1n' l'!ito~ ... McAfec warned Mc: fee 1d the population will gro" 4S0.000 a )car, higher than national figures. and the a'cragc age \lr11l nsc from 29 to 34 llncmplo)men.i v.111 remain low a U milhon new Jobs ate created in the nett fhe )ears. a rate low1~ from 3 Ii ~rrent over the pa t s1x >cars to 2 percent. Personal tncome "'" continue to nsc. but at 3 percent per )Car instead of 4.S By MARTIN CRUTSINGER ,.., lc.onoMlu lilll'llff WA HJ NGTON -fhc Federal Reserve as hkely to pau~ momentan- 1y 1n tLS ettd11-t1ahttnma cffons but the interest rate rchcf will only be temporat}. many econ om ms bebcve. These anal) ts are forecasting that a variety of rate~. from banb' prime lending rate to home mortpgt' rates, ~111 ht>ad h1ght'r an the months ahead 'A1th the onl) debate being over "'hcther the central bank's anti· 1nfla11on campa1gn -Wlll wind up pustuna the country into a rett ion fed pohC}·makcrs· "c~ mecl.U\g today behind closed doors to rc .. 1cw moncta~· laflCt~ The 11-membcr Federal Open Market tommrttcc, composed of members of the 'Fed board and regional Fed banl pre 1- dents, meets eight times a )Car 10 set interest mu.· and money growth pol1c1cs. Today's session 1 an Jnn1 vcrsary of sons. It was at the March mee ting one yea r ago that the ~ntral banl decided to launch a gradual effort to dnve short·tt'rtn interest rates h1aher in an cffon to k«p the econom)' trom overheating 1nce then. hort-term nates ha ve nsen b) more than 3 perccnta~ pomts. more than thr increases that preceded S1' Of &he pa t ~\CO recessions. at-c-ord1ng to researche~ at Memll L)nch Whtie such staus11cs have tnggcrcd tear~ of a new recession. the Fed 1s likely to keep pushing rat~ higher because anOat1onal) pressures hove so far shown no 1gns of abatang. econom1S1s say Infla tion at the wholesale level has been racing ahead at an alarming annual rate of ll.6 pcrccnuo the fiN two mOntbS O( thtS year and COO· sumer pnccs ha\C been chmb1 ng at a 6 I perttnt annual rate. up sharpl) from the 4 4 percent anrrca!JC 1n consumer prt<'"-tu~ 1n dunng the pa l lV.O )ellr lhc f ed mo'ed a~.sl\el) 10 Februal)' to tighten credit further including htlang 1t\ discount rate the an1err\t 11 charges to ma~e b:lnk loans ,Brady promises seized real estate won't flood ·market By JOHN A. BOLT as!.ClS 'alued at about S3.8 hallton tn "'eu.-. w,1u~ 33 states Of those a\~·t'i an D t LA<; _ T rcasur. Sctret.m c t1matl-d S2 S<) balhon ~orth an· in -...! Te'lU 1'11chola1 f-Brad) as u";u I e\aio "We undc~1and thC' poll·n11al busmes leaders Tuesday that fC'dcr· de truct1ve ctfocts on the local aJ rHulato" "ould not disrupt the f h 1 1 -• •• ta-tc"s fra&Jle «onomic rrco,ery b> economics o .,.. o cs.a e uumpina. flooding the real <'~late market wuh Brad) ~1d 1n a pecch to the Grtater propcn) obtained t~om in lvent Dallas( hamberofC'ommerce "l rt savinp nd loan institution . me a urc )OU tha~ i"t e 1ntchnd w1 Brad) also "''lmtd that dc:la) mg prOCCt.-d 'Cr) cardu ~ wtt .-ca tht Bush dmin1 !ration's plan for C"\tatc ..ale'i "tneuin• the I\ tton' hundrtd of ··~1 10ns "''II be C\'aluatcd and ~.. 0 made wtlh the be t tnlert'\t ol in~lvent thn was ~o ting l.3.X· e'c~on tn\'Ol .. cd. P rttcularl) p:a en SW m1llton per day and continued de It' 0 ,c:r ahcmaahe loa communatu:s. talcn into con· Id dd II 1dcrat1on." he )11d. propouh "ou mi ions mort Brady \:ltd thefoHmmcnt "ould to the CO\I\. be robbing ttscl b) cu t-rate )31es Kc> clement of the pl:an call for ~h•"h would --4u,... the monc" that the 10 .. crnmcnt to close some 3~ .... l\;V ..... , insohent bu& tall open thrift and the sales could acneratc to helP. meet commitment\ for 20S ins111u-finance the re uc plan l 1100 re ucd la~t )l'.U The admin1 tr:uion 1 rc\1 tang loall bu anrs le dcr frcq_ucntly cfforu by n Timothy Wirth. 1>- ha"e C).pn:\scd fca~ that the federal Colo .. and other lq1\laton to wntc ao,cmmcnt \\.OUld unlo:id rtal c dump1na ob\tacln into thc s&L 1atr cquil't"d w11h the failcd thnfts r ue · bill beina cOn\1dercd b> al btlov.·m rkct pnccs to help clear <..ongte: s. · their book\, Brady'' fir t tnp th1' )ear to uch tran 11ons v.ould be car-Te\as -the st:llc hardc t htt b) thr r1cd out by the f~ ral t thnft en 1 -1s '8nd"1chC'd be· Dt po"uon s~••tton. which u •~un the end of conatt 1onal chargtd "tth :1itll1n1 asset, from hcann on Bu h' pJan and the ra1tc<l thnt\s. or a pn>P<>'Cd altcma· exptttcd stan of commmtt Yrork t1ve 'eh1 le. on the lqi lauon "'hen lawm ken FADA currently man about • return M\t -.:ttk from lht'1r pnna rctcss The 1 rea'iUI) rxpJrtment ·~ ''orking on an allcrnatt' e opcra11ng plan tor the S<H.alled Resolution l rust Corp . 1he go,emmc.-nt ent1t) 1n the Ou\h proposal that "'oulJ ltqu1date fa1lt..-d S&.L\ a<.·cord1ng to an ;1dm1n1s1ratton official "ho o;pu~c on <.ondttaon of anon\ ml!\ The R TC v.1 II be tree to coM1dcr a number of inno\"lll' l' proposal\ for prcHnuna dumping. including the crc~taon of regional tru'its to bu) Jnd managr problem propcn1cs or the ··secuntuation .. of pools of rtal e 1a1e for ..ak 10 puhll '"' r\to~ the 00ic1al 1d "Ob' 1ou'I> there' ~omc real e Late that'\ Jun~ that has no' Jluc now. th.it nc"cr dtd ha \C, ne .. er will ha'c You m1&ht as wcUget that behind )Ou," Srad) s.11J Tue\day. "fhcn:\ other real c tatc that'\ \\.dl-concc1 .. cd v.h1t h has ttrunt tn bu1ldinas and people "' 101 1n condo and tho\c l 1nds of properue houldn·t be thro"n on the market Wlll)·ntll~ and won't be.'' Th Bu h pJah. ~h1ch v.ould bring thnn rqulat1on under the Trt'a U!) Ocpanmcnt. v.ould pend S40 b1lhon to finance the 1nM>h ent inst1tut1ons tbat alrcad-. ha'r brcn taken ca.re of. Panel OKs measure on pensions . 8111 Hoffman. the prt 1Jtnt of "Re\lst." a sroup formtd 1n Ne"~d to fiit_lt for Kn1on' naht\. ~1d 43 \tates ha\C samilar 1ntcntatc pen ion LI' la.,. on their book Hoffman taid that 1n~ h1ti &roug wu fonMd in Nevada a )Car aao. 2 state have ,qanod ··we need to kad the nauon an llopptnt this unfair ca..uuoa. •· he addtd · to 7 percent \n increase an th'e d1 ount rate 1s the mo~t dramatic signal the central bank can send of its intentions to fight anflauon "1th higher intcre~t rates· Many prl\ ate economists arc not looking for an 1mmcd1atc mo,·c at toda) ·s meeting to tl_ihtcr credit fu.nber. 1n pan because Federal Rcscr'>'e ( ha1rman Alan Green pan and othrr Fed officials ha' e 1nd1cated an recent comments that the) arc pn:partd to talr.c a breather 10 re' 1ev. the effect of thctr e;irhcr :icttons. Recent 'ACaknc in retail sale . facto!) orde~ and hou ma constru • uon g" c wmc tndt uon that the Fed0 \ rffort~ are lo""'' growth Buf (Please SH INFLATION/B8J He said a n:et\\tOn probabl) will stnkc omc1tmt before 19<n, hut ams wit h et:onom1c d1vc:r~t) It'll' Orange<..ounl\. ~on't \utTer Nataonwtde inOatton \\Ill 1'11.k 111 3 S percent and unemplo m n\ wall ron\anue at its unu uall\ b1gh rate The soun:e of mo t hnmc bu) ang. the »-40 ace braclr.~t. "111 shnnk. and ~h<' o~rr-~ aroup v.111 grov. at a \IO~c:r rite Housing start will d1\C from an :i'cl"l8e of 1.6 milt.on !)('r \tar to I ~ mtlhon a'i the c1.:onom' futo; the bottom of 1he I'\'.' t son 1rou h percent Per-hap nforc powerful than a rc1:cs ion. ( altforma's incrcasin&Jy latnl heJ 1maie lS CXpeclcd lO o;tnlr.c the economy McA(cc ranted oflal.aundryh tofproblcmsfacina the 1 te, 1n ludin&labor cost lack ofaffordablt rental bouSJna..cnme. O\'ercrowdin' and a l)'nch·mQb mcntaht} dn .. 1n1 no-growth cf· fort\ . Home pnces flying 40 percent higher than nation ll rates. att "'pcctcd ton~ from n a\cragc of • Sl b5. to $~10000 1n 1993. High-tech communication needs guidance from 10 commandments By PETER COY , co;11g;ttuf\ cJ1~0,ercJ a m-.,,urc \ I huu shah remcmtx-r ~hen 1ro,cofdl~tronllma1lml''\.'18C\\l'nt ltring. oil a me sage b> "OK'C' or h\ Lt <. ol Oh,cr :-.:onh and h1\ dC\tron1 mail that "ord11 can )ttng ""t-" ' OR... \\hat thl'i \.·ountr. compatnot\ on an internal \.O nlpUtl·r and 11l~on tdered "ords could come nc~~" Jn lmah t>o'it tor t.ll\lmtlc 'i\Slem L n'-no"n 10 the '\;tirth ~1d. to haunt thee mJlham·'· dcllrl101l ma al. 'otec &i-oup. CH'!") mc'>S3Jl" hJJ hct·n \tc1rl·d \I It thou an 1 ts on l!Cn<ltng a me'i'M.UUnic. and l ilr phone\ on 1.:omouter ta or. b.lck stAbb1n1 m~\att<'. thou halt r <.-chnolo ' h.i'> uutrart<d c1tqul'.'1t<'--Hcrc arc wmc uggc,non' tor now ma"r \Ure 1t 1~ g mg to the intended 1n the~ nc-" lorm\ ol bu .. tnC\'> lor 10 Ten1at1\C ( ummunu .. <rnon n.·"·1p1l·n1 iind not to tht' petSUn v.ho "ommunicJtaon. pro<lunng \Ulh ( ommanJmcnt\ b.Jd. ,., bein 1abbc-J mu<lern pl.igue\ a 1un lr. 13\ and lhc I Thou \hJlt not send unrcquc,tC'd d~.id-end phone: call\ tu machtnc\ matcnal b\ ra, ma htnc II thou OIU\I II Thou \halt nol put a <:aileron ll kno"n ao; ··,01lC mail Jatl" da\Obe~ tht'I commandment, thou spca .. cr phone. broadcas11n ha or Consider the~ horror \tum·' ot \hJh ;it IC'.t'>t keep th) JUnk fa\c'i \hurt her' Otlt' around tht' room. unk the bad manncr'i .1nd \tmple 1ncp111udc: and 'lend thtm dunna oil hour'> calkr agr~ to this 10'1510n of -.\n O\«:r1calou\ \Jnd'Allh \hop 11 Thou \halt not ha'<' a mal htnc Jlfl'Jl\ opcr.llor IJ\cd hi\ mrnu to a top 'c" JM"cnng th\ compa°' ·., main \Ill f hou 'halt prt'Hnt embar· 't or ~ '>late olfa·1al at th"· \C-r. moment phone: ltnc. c .. en ti 1t J._,. ha' l. a r3\\mcnt b' inlom1mg tht lallcr on a the olli\tal .. 3s tl)tnl to <;(•nJ 1.1n plca..an1 'oace. People.-"''II hang up ..qua"l l:ll,, "'ho cl I\ 1n 1he room uracnt memo to (,ov Mann < uomo 111 thou \halt pro' u.k :in c~ap<' lt'tc-ning to the con' l'Nltton -lh~ Wall \tr\~t Journal'' (hi· routc:lrorn"H11cc:ma1I J:i1l"wa(alkr I\ fhou,haltnotd1 u Ben 1tne caao hurt'3u had a '4.nop tall 1n111 11.. cntrappt'<i 1n th~ 'l)~tem 1.:an get h.id; mailer' h~ \Jr phone unk thou an lap" hrn ~omeont• J1.\ 1tknt.1ll\ -.cnt a to J hum an opcralor 11 iin~ time "llltng to hJ'l' ot"'r\ h 1cnm11n b ~net takeoH·r propu\JI to 11' 1.1, I\ fhou \halt not clutter th' '< .mncr m.1chinc nc11hbor,· clcdron1 mJtlbo\C:\ \ \bo'<.' all thou !>halt nc"cr, 1n ...:: The Ir.an-< ontr.i all;,11 un· "mplv het:au 111-.c:i~ ~oco<le them all th\' da\\ n·tcr to talk1n u "real· fll\t"kd \\all'r&-11'.·hkt-. 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I I I I I ' I I I I . - Dean Worldwl e adds - Huntington Beach pair Biotechnology \Natc;hdog attacks USDA seed banks, prompts storage changes WASHINGTON (AP)-Thc na- tion's leed blnk system, shown an a three-month invtstiaat1on by The Aslcx:ialed Praaaa betel with storage and political pro~~ is already makiilacbanats. pr by a.lawsuit by prominent btotcchnolotY critic Jettmy Rifkin. / R1fllin. wbo has won several land- mark coun battles to reaulate acne splicina, filtd the suit eight years ago an an attempt to force the USDA to disclose the severity of the problems in the lttd banks. Henry L. Shands, national germ plasm lcade'JC the U DA, said lht suit has prompftd the preparation of an opeqting manual covenng ma!Ul&Cment of seeds of m~or crops. ~e manual, a draft of which is expected to be complet.ed later tha year, pn>vidts that the gcrmplasm syste.m WQuld for the .first tame "have a procedure and hav"e it out on the 1able so that k1flun or an)'onc el<JC can inspect it." Rifkin chOSt' an unusual l~I sllalqy. cbarain& tbat the failure 10 propefly protect the collections in the SCtd blnb was cau5tnl the lo~s of often·irttplaccable seed samples and thus hamuna the environment. Thcmore. he argued. the U DA should be required to file an en· v1ronmental impact statement. Rifkin booed that would disclose the scventr ohhe S)~tem's troubl~. Fina arauments in the SUit have been beard and a decision 1s expcClcd soon. Raf\io said. "Gcrmplasm 1sascrili~I to the q e of biotechnology as 011. natural ps. coal a nd metals were to the 1ndu tnal •at.'' be said. "The U.S. 1ermplasm system ha been a failure from top to bottom for 10 years .... This 1s ar:i attempt on our part to force the aovemment to re pond." EA TERN ..... , He bas bttn a direnot of nuuor ~uonL A1 a boerd mem~ of E .• HutlOG Inc., ht ~ lbt compuy'1 Mic ao Slwanon Lduun · Brother$ lftC'., earning SI ,000 in fton. INFLATION ,,..., wnh aaflalionar)' ~ 1t1U 11111. many ccononuscs belicvt' die F . w111 be fottcd to *IMCIS midi tia19ter. even u evickace ofa llowi economy mounts. David Jones. an econom1'L wa Ucbtrrolh could face comptt1t1on Aubry G . Lanston " Co., ~ ,ovan from TWA owner Icahn. who has mtnt securities dealer, .JIR!dided ma pubhcly exprnscd 1nteres,t an~ has interest rates will remain fairty na bttn supponed by Eastern s unaons. from APril thro.agb J'!ne.~t ·~ luhn 11 m~tina qain with union Fed wiO resume credit ti&hten1na 1 officials tod1tcusu possible takeover earlv ,wnmtr. and hopes to use union COM"tltion to Those moves wdl posh fixed·ra persuade Eastern'\ creditors •o let mortaqtS. now at J 1.22 pcrttnt, !-' him take control, said Brian Free· to 12 ~rcent by early fall, Jones 11 man an mvntment banker wtth with other~ benb' pnm close ucs to the Machinists union. lcndi~ risin' as well. · The hst of PQ»tbk benkruptcy examiners incl~ CarluccJ and top Paul Getman. an economist wi . sccunt1es fraud laW)er Leon ilver-the WEFA Group, an economt man. sources said. consuJtillS firm. forecast an eve U.S. Bankruptcy Trustee Harold more rapid nit" tn 1ntert:tt rat Jones, who 1sadministenn1 Eastem's saying he looked for the pnme rate Chapter 11 bankrui>tC)' rcorpni~-currently at 11.S percent. 10 chmb l t1on 1n New York C uy. said .he as 12 percent by late f\'!nl. con 1derin,Jabouta dozen candidates · H 'd the fed was also likely for examiner and hopes to rec-t>ooit ~discount rate over the M ommcnd a candidate to Bankroptcy pl of monlhs by one-half per Coun J udac Bunon Llflar1d by early cou1 .. !,. paint to 7 5 pcrecnL ~t~k. ~- Huntington Beach residents Beraard DuHcd ansf Ja.ne Gro11 have joined international freight forwarder Dean Worldwide. Dannucc1 will be chief opc"!ting officer, ~esponsible for th~ corporate office an~ eight operating divisions. Gross will be data processing manager, responsible for computer hardware and software systems in Dean's data processing network that Airline takeover talk he_lps ·stock market connects the company's eight offi ces nationwide. By PETER COY . . . ,., .......... ~ George PlllDell was appointed national sales manager and Kevin 1tanmuo1 was appointed western regional sales manager of Irvine's Yacsu USA, a radio designer and manufacturer. • • • F red Hen1tridge has been elected a.pn ncipal of Psomas and Associates. an independent civil engineering firm. Henstndge, a 35-ycar veteran of civil engineering and land surveying. has been with the firm for fi.,e )ears. most recently as vice president. • • • Robert Fero, MBA. GRI. RFP. pres1den1 of Irvine In ternational Investments Inc., has met all qualifications required and has been admitted to The R~stry of Financial Plann10g Practitioners. As of February 1989. fewer than I ;ooo individuals had been admitted to the Registry. I • • • Roaemary Clllri1tea, Nanc7 Jobaoa and Doiothy Liu have all Joined the Laguna Niguel office of Merril Lynch Realty Ind • • •• TM Oraa1e l'apter of die NatioaaJ AlsociatlOD of lndHtrial and Office Pub (NAHOP) has announced its. new late of officers and board members for 1989, headed by incoming president Blair Arm1tron1 of O'Donnell, Ann1U0.1 Ir Partaera of Irvine. Also elected as officers with Annstrong were first vice president Erik llu1e11 oflJacoln P roperty Co. and second vice president DeJI DeRevere of the DeRevere Partae~ip. Ray Waln of Wells Fargo Baall IS treasurer and PMI ltnlacll of First Amerteu Title luuraace Co. 1s secretary. NEW YORK -An energetic dollar and renewed airline takeover talk sent stock prices higher for a second session Tuesday. The Dow Jones average of 30 industriaJs rose 17.68 to 2.275.54 . bringing it to its highest point since after the St. Patrick's Day plunge of March 17, when the average plunged 48.57 lO 2,292.14. Advancing issues oU1numbered de- clining ones by about 7 to 5 .. 1n nationwide trading of New York tock Exchange-listed stocks, with 838 up, 584 down and 530 un- changed . Volume on the floor of 1he Big Board came to 146.42 million shares. up from 112.96 million on Monday. which was the slowest day of the year. Nationwide. consolidated volume m NYSE-listed issues. including trades in those stocks on regional 'lSE l PS 4 DOM\S The following arc members of the board for 1989: John Gamble, Allen, Ma &klm1, Led, Gambl,e & Mallory; Jolla Gormly, Oltmaa1 Construction Co.; Sam Ha)'HI, Bramalea CaJlfonlia; CS.act Hu.at, Cusbmaa & Wakefield of CallfonJa; Vlc&oria Jeaa1, Corporate lma1e; Wiiiiam Kearn, Birtcher; Pat l.eodall, Cold Well Buker. and Steve Laytoa ofTlae Koll Co. NEW VORK (AP) -The followlnv 11•1 Also serving are J olla Owen, C.slaman & Wakefield, Orange; Marty show• the New Vork Stock. E•cl'len99 StradtmM Saaca Ma ... arlta Co · Howard ~mptOD Boward Tlaompson stock• •nd werran1' that have JION up the Atsocla&et~ J im Westo~: SOC De~1elopment; Bob WJma'ms, Irvin Industrial ~ih:~ dfri;n t:,~~~ bueo on i>erc.enl Co.; and ADdrew ZlmbaldJ, Alden Eqait1e1 Group. Execuuve director for the ~~ ~~rll~~di"9 below S2 or lOOO Orange County chapter is Cynthla Pasco of Bolton &r Fo co. . Ne• en.d percent•~ e11enves ere !he Deliveries of Douglas· jetliners to be delayed The Douglas Aircraft Co. di\ b1on of McDonnell Douglas has notified its commercial customers that be- cause of its record backlog of orders, continuing problems associated with rapid growth in employment and schedule changes related to recent systems and process improvements, deliveries of its MD-80 family of commercial jetliners will be delayed appro;timately five to 30 days in 1989. As announced earlier, the Long Beach firm is experiencing tem~rary production delays associated with the introduction of new management systems required to bring about s1gnjficant long-term improvements. The transiuon to new first-time quality systems and processes is causing schedules to be temporanly disrupted. The new emphasis on qual.ity, however, is expected to yield significant improvements for next year and beyond. The new product.ion philosoph; addresses past practices in which 11 was common to have hundreds of unfinished work items ·on an aircraft when it moved from one assembly station to the next. Resulting out-of- position work added to production costs and caused ongoing schedule disruption. Now, work teams assigned to each assembly pos1t1on arc asked to pass on only first-(lualll)', comrleted work. Team leaders can take al steps necessary to assure that schedule demands do not ovemde that basic requirement. Items of uncompleted work handed off from one assembly line position to the ne>.t arc down s1gn1ficantly -95 percent at one l ey turnover point and 65 percent at others. Each work team also has responsi- bility and authOnt) for rt\ltewing the systems. procc ses and procedures that control lhcu activity. revising them to enhance their cOectiveness. and then continuall) improving them on the basis of expcncnce and new ideas. Cordis to pay 5764 ,000 ·penalty for pacemakers MIAMI (AP) -A medical equip- ment manufacturer a~ 1n a pica barpin Tuesday to pay $764.000 in penalties for sethn& lhousands of defecti ve pa«makcrs and batteries prone to corrosion. Cordis Corp. pleaded gutlty to 12 felony counu and 13 misdemeanors in the cnm1nal case. The company &peed last week to .. l' SS million to settle a civil-fraud claim filed by the aovemmenl. Four compellrexecut1vcs stiU face a crimi- nal tria in September on related c~~iami-blied company, which lold iU pec:emaker di vision two yea rs ., wu IClCUled of distribut1n12,200 tiuhy pecemaken and 6,000 batteries tu~ to com>11on betW«n Decem- ber 1983 and October 198.S. The U.S. Foocl and Drua Admanis- uatioft cbarsd the peceniakcrs. im· .,...... under lhe skin to ttplate the hemtbeat. could stop withOut wam· illl. but no medical ~ts have been linked to the device The Justice Department and Cor- dis had been neaotaatmJ a pica since last )CU, but U .. Distnct Judie Stanley Marcus reJCCtcd one version last OC:tober. sayina the punishment was insuffteient. The company had offtred to plead suihy to 24 counts and pa) SU.,000 1 n fines and costs The alJUment accepted b)' Marcus on Tuesday added a felony charsc carryina a SS00.000 ~ally for intent to defraud the FDA by fa1lu't 10 relay ad verse field reporu as required. Fonnal 1entencina in the criminal catt q1inst the compeny has beell wt for Apnl 25. Marcus i1 not bOuad bY the re tnct1ons of the pte8 apeemcnt The company lan:ed lalt week 10 ~Y SS milhon to ttttJc the civil claim the Veteran• Mm== w ich purthated an · number or the ~ and 10 cover rcimbunemenl ilr clevicn ourchattd 1 tlU'oulh Medicmie. Condoms to get expiration dates d1ffe,ence belweef! prevlOus Clo• ng if\' and TueSdav's :30 Pm. prfCe t'1=!.~uf8 ~).. ~\J~ri~i ~ ~Mlf j,f~ l . .~ 8: 1 4 U~Med ~ l UP • I ~r~~m n , ff; 8: Ii' 5rlonCP 1 ~ l , Up Itel Assoc ~ • UP . IJ ~~war l•f? I~ 8: .1 f m::n ° :« !t 8: 1· onka rll~ l '18 Up a1V$1Hou 1 • • UP hackeraY. ~ ~ UP ed<la'; s pf 112 2 J• u P • ~i~rl:p l~~ l~ 8: f •J ~LTV~p '• ,,,. Up 9 ortek •,; '-'> UP l 111e~Svc 'h 111 UP en le WI .,.., YI UP. . 1 erv to~rcl'I $ I ri ~ H: . l U~~p " Iii UP Nf~~Jr., DOi:i = ir ~ldMlg n 411 -~ A.i1~=~~1fv n 3~!~ = ~~ owel P '--~ ., • ., nc I -~• slMlss CP ),,, -••• Munsl!.'Jt:wr • -~~~.Y~ri ~4 = :: ~~Jnscn Inc -19 ~ZenLeb -a •~?-'!•Iv -t~ lllh~ ~= ~ ~~~~!Ca 114~ = ~ ~,g~~~ • ,,., = 2 vt 1 ,,.:•one 1 ~ = '~ l peta Cp iZ -~\ exchange and in the ovcr-the- countcr market. totaled 173.64 million shares. Stock analysts said the stock mar- ket's rise did not appear to be broadly based. "The interest seems to be some- what limited in two or three groups and a few sectors of industr;," said Thomas R. Walsh. head of stock trading at Nikko Securities C'o. Inter-. national Inc. The dollar advanced broadl) Tues- day in tradinJ 1n Europe and the United tates 1n spite of attempts b) central banks to restrain 11. Thal ga'e some strength to the bond market, which in tum led to bu)1ng of stock- index futures. Through prov.am trading. the fu • tures buying spilled over into bu)ing of stocks, said Bill Kent.. director of investment research at Robert Thoma!I Sccunt1es Inc. NWA led the rallv 1n airline stocks OTf l PS \\D DOM\S climbing 9Yt to 70i/4. The parent of Northwdt Airlines said an investor group had acquired 4. 9 percent of its stock and was mterc ted in a possible l~vcraged buyout. Amon& other NY E-J1sted airline stocks. Pan Am rose'• to 4h ; AMR. parent of Amencan Airhncs, rose 2 to 58; Delta rose 1114 to 58 'a: UAL rose I 111 to 1151h, and USA1r Group rose I 1 to 41 '" Texa Air rose I to 12'4 on the Amencan tock Exchanse. Kirk Kerkonan. the Beverly Htlls·bascd an.,e tor. and baseball comm1ss1oner Peter Uebcrroth \\ert among those mentioned by source a possible bidders for Tens Air's strike-hound Eastern A1rhnes. Tcuco led the hst of most actively ff H \ ... ' \ 'I< DID NEW YORK CAP) f/Mr. 21 '\ l SJ: l ,I-: \ Dt·:H' traded issues, rising 'It to SJV. o volume of more than 4 mitho shares, including two block trades o more than I million shares each. Th compan)'.d~lincd to comment oo th stock aClaVJty. Anheuser Busch rose I 'la to 351/J, 52-week high, on repom that 1t plan to 1ntroduct a dry version o Budweiser. American Teleohone Telegraph was ofT I/a to 31'/• an General Electric rose 'I• to 44114. As measured by W1Jshirc sociates' index of more than 5, actively traded stocks. the marke rose S9.52 b1lbon, or 0.33 percent. i value. The NYSE'scompositeindcx ofaJ its listed common stocks rose 0.56 t 163.88.