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THE ORANGE COAST 25CENTS
FRIDAY, ~1 A RCH 3 1, 1989
~Edison faces law~uit in teem's death.
comment. be tcst1fiM. ly JANET ZIMMERMAN °' ... o.-y,.... Se-"
A Costa MeSJ man u1d he never warned ne1&h·
borhood children to beware of power lines above an old,
knotted cllmbma tree in has back yard because he thought
later without ever rcpin1na con1C1ousncu.
A wronsful death lawsuit filed by his mother, Nancy
Myers, hu now reached Superior Court. She is Sttkina uns~ified damaaes from her ncipbors, Frank and
Shea la Hanrahan, the Southern California Edison Co. and Cot~'s Tree Servi~. which contracted with the ut1ht> company to keep branches out of the power line~
Frank Hanrahan testified that his three aons and Noel Myers often chm bed the tree 1n the back yard of his
home at 826 Sanuaa_o Road, where he lived for nearly two
years before the accident.
Tbe ~werhnes crossed about 10 feet aoo'c the scat in the Jo.;foot tree, Hanrahan said. Htgh 'oltngc warning
signs on a nearby pole were clearl)' v1s1bk he added.
But at the time Noel was shocked. he tood on a limb
the boys had never before chmbcd on, 1d Hanrahan's
son, frank, Noel's best fnend who was 1ns1dc the house
the htsh-voltaac wires were insulated. ·
But be was wrong. Fiftccn-~ar-old Noel Myers climt>ed the tree, as he
often d1d, with the man'non and another friend in May
I 985. He ventured to an unexplored section of the
Monterey pine nd his right hand touched the line
running above the branches 1n the tree that stood more
than two stories above the around.
Myers' attorney, 1loben Keese, contends the
Hanrahans, the Powtr company and the tree service were
responsible for the teen'• death.
M >ers It ved aero the street with his mother and was
best fnends wnh Hanrahan's son. Hanrahan dcscnbcd
the boyt honest and obedient, w1thaireatdeal of an1st1c
talent.
when he heard screams for help. .
"There wasn't much to hold on to:· he testified
Hanrahan said he and has wife lef\ the home that
eve01n1 for a barbecue. The younpters appattntly
chmbcd the tree to &Ct a better look at cmeracncy ~chicles
whose sirens could be heard 1n the nciahborhood.
The fnend. now 20.l said be and Noel "ere wamrd 1n
school of the dan&trs 01 touchin1 electrical ltnc .
Myers fell more than 25 feet afteranppinJ the 12.000-
volt line-an his right palm. He died from his iruunes a week
"We allqe a huardous condition fortsccablc to all
three, which Jed to Noel'• death," Kcac said out ide the
courtroom. The tnal, expected to last two weeks, started
Wednesday.
The Hanrahans· attorney, Peter 1mpson, declined to
One of Hanrahan's sons had placed a board about 20
fett UD the tree. near the trunk, where two people could sit.
The lentOr· Ranraban testified be nC'\Cr rcque ted
Edison to remove the limbs from power hne nnd no one
had ever recommended the tree be tnmmeJ
(Please see SUIT/ A2J
Restored
vieWpoint
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inspiring
ly IRIS YOKOI
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The story behind former Newpon
Beach An Comm1ss1on Chair-
woman Deborah Polansky's fight for
a refurbished lnsp1rat1on Point should inspire anyone.
After two years of trying to pro"e to
nearby res1dents the benefits of the
tmpro(rcmtnt l>TOJCC't, Polansky and
her fellow arts commissioners and Parks, Beaches and Recreation com-
m1 saoners saw their dream reaJ1zed
Thursday. They proudly dedicated
the sand<olored concrete and wood
viewpoint and bea<cll access nestled in
the bluffs of Corona del Mar.
"ln p1rauon Point has indeed bttn
an 1n p1rat1on to me." Polansky sajd
to a aroup of cuy d1gn1tanes. "h's so
maan1ficcnt. We're thnlled With how f Ptease lff POfNT I AlJ
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lntplrlltton Point refurltldtment lndu~ed asphalt wanrway and •l•w •r••·
Performing Arts
Ce1nter board OKs
expansion plans
ly I08 VAN fYKI N board.
otitwe>.-y,...SCMt· ln its report to the board. tbe
Torranct-bescd Harm.on Pnct C'o Board memlS"crs or the Oranae noted that the Pcrtormin& An
ounty Performina Arts C~otcr Center wa u~ 3~ da)\ dunna the voted unammously Thunday to 987 8 mo"t' ahead Wlth plans to build a new I · season concert haU and a small theater in~ •·There can be no C:\pnns1on of the pf'Oll'lm without the add1\lon of a nut 10 years. ~w proft 1onal fac1ht> .. the ~pon
TM proposed new f1ed1ues woukS concluded
double the n~mbcr of seau .i 1lK Tbe repoii. cu~ th 1
Perform ana Ans Center and carry an e:itpan"SJon of perform in art!. pro-
esumated pncc t.11 of about $90 vams is necc sar) 1n Orungc Count)
million. 1n order to l..ttp up wuh m~a 1ng .
Oranac County's buftll'Y conttrt demand . and tht'ater patrons have whipped up . Accord1n1 to a ur' C) conducted
enough demand to uppon both new t?Y Hamson Pncc. 62 5 pert'cnt of venue • attord10J to a consultant's Orangt Count't ·~ populalton nttcnd-rcport received by the board pnor to ed concert or 1hcaH.·r C' cnt~ m I 98M
the meellnJ. . With no nt v. theater.\, and given
"We've JUSt u~cd our cxpccta-the prOJCClcd lfO"'lh 1n populatton,
t1on so greatJ) that wt'tc procccdma only 53.1 percent of count) residents
at an accelerated pe«," said Kathryn wouJd beablt toattt-nd pt>rformanle~
Thompson. vact dwrman of the f~ea~ see PLANS/ All
-t.B leader crusades -to save date tand ~!;t:~~~~y
The uny diner. a popular hanaout and sandwich stand when Lhc road 1s lost the Oran~ Inn. which I think wa ment. which exp1rcs 111 Jul)'. WllJ be b 1. ly LESUE EARNEST
Of -o.-y ..... SUllf since It WU built an 1945, m11ht be widened. a~alshamc.. rcne~cdonamonth·to-monthbast~. IV pane /Sts
knocked down to widen Coa t HtJh· ddationaUy(i Kcnnty said he will The Oranat In n. another long-At some pomt, the stand may be J
haken h) reports that a popular
roads1dt food stand -perched on an
ocean bluff between Corona dcl Mar
and Laguna Beach -m1aht be
destro)'ed, t...aauru ~ach Coun-
cilman Dan Kenney said Thunday he
will ask local leaders to help sa'e tM
date shale stand.
way. 1«k support rom Newport Beach stand1n1 roadside diner ... ., also dcstro}cd to make dway for a wikSder Ken~_y said he will bc&Jn mu~ Caty Council and. po 1bly. Sen knocked down in 1hc name of road. McKtnney Sil she was to . tenna efforts by putuna the matter on Ma nan Berseson. R-Newport Beach. pro,grcs and has Ix-en rebuilt 1n The sea 1de tand, which overlooks
the next Lacuna Beach Citr. Council and Awmblyman Gil Ferauson. R· Irvine Cl'} tal Cove lite Park. has bctn
aFnda. Kenney said he wdJ ask his Newport Beach. Date-hake stand o"ncr V11"11n•a operated by McKmney since 19/4
collealucs to urie tbc Califonua "It seems hke on the coast, there' McKmney said she's bttn ad vised he and her husbe.nd ran the business
Ocpertment of Transportation to so much of 11 be1~ bulldozed:· Sun hme Cove's S-)ear lease .. ,th the t<>stther unul htS death last year
P""Crvc Sunstune Cove dlt.e shaU Kenney aid. "l think it's cruy. We sta te Parks and R«rcauon Deoan-,,.._,.. STAND/A2J
Newest strawberry bigger, brighter
1y 109 V/W EYKEN
ot .. ~ .... --
h's bt• and it's red and at'! ready to take over.
Or. Victor Voth's MW strawberry may not
rcvoCuuonite the bu inc but it coukS well make
the nauon's strawberry upcnence a httle ~ter
and lonacr lastina.
Formerly koown as CN-14. the new vancty
was dubbed .. lrvtne" when it wa rclcated for
teneral cuh1v1tton by the U Irvine Aaf'ieultural R~h SWion earficr this YfAll'· .. If• a linle eatteer, biilrr. firmer, and it hu a
httJe beuerCIOlor than Other vanctics, •• saed Voth, a
pomo1osi1t ud one of' l.k nauon's adina
strawbm) raarchet'a. ··n.e fruit c•tcnds a httk
fanbef o.t from tM plant, IO II ,ets more sun ...
They're sweet too, a mce &at revealed.
lut 111 tbet q..UIJ doeln't come ea11Jy.
"Aay 1111....,, II~ 11 IOod II lite sro-tf who pOWI tt." Voti laid. AnCl tkle lft I lanJo ............... _ ............. ~ •••II.ii ____ ..., ......... ,..
doll'I wve w al...._ t°" cu ,et bcrriel .................. ~ ..
~ • bil --., ..... doelll' ... ................. daYl~,,..-...,mn prad.-hkowra wiM-mtollM ,., .• •wt•ttuao 1 ...... ,,.. ..,., •••• ~ .......... nt"'•-• llil t g' ., .. ~ ...
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May crop," he said "That's the peak of the ttaton 6.000 plants, Voth choo about 200\hai he wants
But we .J(t f nut to market much earlier than that. to brctd
We're flatten1n1 out the curve. l think that Wlth " me people m1&ht thank that's wasteful. hut
anothetyearto work on arowtn" methods, I can act with such a com plex of charactcnst1 )OU need a
fruit u early u Novcmt>er or December " larae field to ch005C from ," he 111d
Strawberry breed1na has been a 44-ycar Tht next 1cnerat1on scncrally product1 SO or
pultOn for Voth. Dun~ that tune. he has seen the so plants that arc of 1ntetc1t to the breeder. Voth
devek>oment ofabout 20 vanetin of tlle s'-tttulent Wd fnm. And each new vanety at the product of'a Aner that. he Yid, it's a matter of tc t1n1 the
paJftl\lli .. proca1. vanety for I number Of )e&n to ICC how It docs IO
.. The strawbm'y is a m0tt complex pl.ant than the Iona term and to perfect arowang method ,
mos~ Voth •id ... Strawberries arc octoplotd." "lflhcy look J.ood for one year that's not~
1 nat doeln't mean tlMy have ciaht arm It enoY&I!.'' he ad. 'Iii kc to ttt them 1n the field for
does mean they have ciaht 1ett or chrom010r:nn. about fhe )Urs before we name them "
four ftom aich percnt. wliich complicaltt brttdina In fact C -14 a.k.a. Irvine, mash t ha"e been
IOmewhat. anolMr al90 ran if Voth had pven up on 1t af\Cr
.. Hardly an)'bod1 unckntands that e•eept onl y one )car 1n the fteld . pmblerl. ·• be said. It'• Uke rollina c.p.1 dice ... almost eliminated 1t." he sa1d. ·•1t did all 1ntieeed oftwo" n~l. althoush 1t wasn't anythint outstand1na. &t
What tblt mans. Voth aid, ts an awful Jot of I lkcidcd to 11~e 1t one m0tt )Ur, and I cut the
&be 11nwbm')' breeder's time 11 tipmt crottu'I and blooms early. TMn I Sot the result that )'OU tee
tdlaiftl. y.,. •· wtlea Vodt was nrw m the here. .. ~ Iii ._. to wri• down caftfWly ehe TM mull' arc apparent even to the lay ~of aldt plUt. Now W1tb mOft IMn penon. A row of the new vantty olanttd ne't to .., dealdct of e•pttlftCC, lie can eydaU 1t. other tr11ns al the fikd ICatK>n looked rcdckr, ~ Wiik•• the rOwl Ad cbOoii l.k.__J, ...... · ~· and bi91Cr than tht otben. ,.._. .. ~.,,.. . Don't upect to find thnn 1n the P'Qdutt
..... 1t ttdl tabs abioUt 70 pert!eftt Of my ~nmcnt this year, hoWtver. Al yet onfy ah of ~"'ltelaid. the 2.7.SO trawbcrry llCftS "'Ota• lftd Lot h IOll .._..... liM driL From a..,_ of "9 IKIM~/AJJ
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GOOD MORNING
ly PAUl AACHIPLEY
Of ... o.-y ,... !ttaf'
Env1s1on . rCVl\Cd ra h1on I land,
new roads to unclog traffi~-. luitunou
resort hotel . nr" hou~ina for \:Ouna
and old and a palct1~·full of other
(Please see CONCERNS/ A21
91 PAUL MCMl'UY ............
A Newpon Beach man who came
blCt to town ont too many tjmes was
Thunday on chaf'ltS of
mooey launderina, conspiracy ~cocaine and possession of
COCliDe f'ot &ale. · Tbomu Vcnetis, 281.. was arrested ~Cotta Mesa ~lice 1 uetday af\er qiey . spotted ham drivina by ltis ~nt. Sft. Tom Boylan said. Narcotics investiaators had been
lootina for Venetis for the past two
~ after they arrested an alleged
it.clOmplicie in a failed drug deal and
•he alleaedly hid a suitcase full of
POINT
8romA1
it came out"
Located on the bluffs below Ocean
Boulevard between Narcissus and Orchid avenues. Inspiration Point
WM Iona a favorite viewpoint. but
subject to serious erosion.
Tbc Arts Commission in 1987
cbote refurbishment of the asphall
walkway, view area and slope veg-
etation as the first Art in Public Places
project. At first. the idea met with
much opposition from nearby home· owners, who feared the project might
destroy the area's natural beauty and
block their views.
With faith in their plao, the two
commissions sponsored a design
c;iontcst in which landscape architects
and artists submitted their ideas for
-· in& the scenic viewpoint.
of the community concerns e worsening erosion, geological
reinforcement was also a design
/equirement.
' ·l Residents were invited to review
lbe dcsi&ns and provide comments on
which tlley preferred.
' Finally, the proposal entitled .. Dis-
appearing Path" submitted by Santa
Barbara-based Cunningham Design 1nc. was chosen. The members oflhe d~ team -landscape architects
David R. Black, Robert C. Cun·
ningham and Susan Van Ana and
artists Helen and Newton Harrison,
Paul Hobson and Marcello Petrocelli :L were awarded the $31 0,300 pro-
F "The sense of place will be one of
total naturalness," the Jroup's ~oposal stated ... The Inspiration
1foint Pathway serves also as a
l(ansition from the built environ·
ment to the natural environment:
urban to nature, horticuJture to
&alural vcactatioo. orderliness to
randomness ...
.. ln shon, we propose a visually
simple, structurally sound and
ecologically elegant design solution."
The relUrbished viewpoint in·
·eludes concrete walkways that replace
the deteriorating asphalt paths. One
walkway slopes down the bluff to a
view area outfitted with wooden
-benches and artistically placed rock
~Jders.
Another concrete walkway curves
"'down to the beach where the pastel·
tolorcd path subtiy melds into the
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-lCONCERNS
tFromA1
colorful plans.
ri Tasether, they paint a picture of a
.,-ow1na and prosperous Newport
Beach of the future.
:• At least, that was the picture drawn
·byagroupofpublicand private sector panelists wbo joined more than a
.Jiundred residents for a '"town meet-iin&" Thursday.
Those in attendance were served a
1:9<>tpourri of tidbits on present and planned projects in or near the city.
For instance, the chairman of the
llftrm that manages The lrvine Co.'s
commercial centers said a major
renovation and expansion project at
fashion island will revive what many ~osider a moribund shopping mall.
"You'll sec a tremendous renais-
~nce at Fashion Island," said Dan
uonahue, chairman of the manage-
ment firm Donah~Sditit>fr.
·. He said SO new stores are slated to
1open in Octobe~ with an emphasis on
,,merchants ana restaurateurs who
'-'&at.er to famiUes and middle-income
residents.
1 "The~·• a very bia Pf.·" Donahue \aid of the hiah-cnd maJ . "You'll see ~ definite emphasis to brina beck r;niddJe mercbandjse,"
"· The project is desisned to brioa
•1'-ck residents who have ,ivcn up on f::X>n Island and taken their busi· " el1e1tthete, and bas the suppon of "trrine Co. cbainnan Donald Bren.
111 .. Mr. Bren i.s convinced he wants to rmik fashion Island the center, the
Min of Newport Bach," Donahue ~ .... , ........ and ...... yi
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... project llatcd just south of rlFlllaioD liland, the limina couJd be rWl1 for its revival.
l>ave Dmohowlki, an Irvine Co. vice ~t, iaid construction of :~Rold ii llDder way, wit!a n..-1n 1991. 1 ltirilhli"" oommuw uaftlc now .~ ••• Pldlc CGlll Hjpway ia
• t
r
coc;a1ae ia tlae Upper~ •Y. •hidlWM .... foaadby IDIMal.
.Oa T=, 1nveldllton • tained a wanu1 oe 1 .re
deOOlil ~rented by v..-After lnapecl, ........ deDolit box. the detectives dKid9d IO· drive
by the NNport ~ment the
suspect bad betn shliri• with his
airlfriend.
lady Luck was smili~ on the
officers. As they drove by h.is addms they spotttd Venetis in bi s car, a new
1988 Toyota Celica.
They pulltd him over and lrtt$tcd
him.
Although they found no ctn.as.
sand at the bottom. Stainless steel railinp will be
constructed around the view area for
safety, Cunningham said. Curttntty a chain~link fence keeps viewers from
going over the ~ of the bluff.
The now-dry hillsides surroundina
the concrete will later sprout veg-
etation that will not only look
attractive but will also prevent
erosion, according 10 Van Atta.
The earth has been seeded with
grass that will arow in the summer. In
the fall, seeds and cuuinas of native
plants will be planted.
The result wilJ be "a lot of 1ex1ure
and color you can look at in the
future," Van Atta said.
The whole goal of the project is for
the vie~int 'to blend into the
surrounding nature, Cunningham
said. "Viewed from the ocean, we're
hoping. it will disappear from view,"
he said.
To further mend the erosion prob-lems of the area. a large cave that was
produced from heavy crumblina on
the lower bluff near the beach was
filled in and stabilized with a mixture
of rubble and concrete. The concrete
has also been reinforced with "lots of
steel." Cunningham said.
.. It's all very well set into the
ground~ "fs not going to go
anywhere for a long tune." he said.
Half of the consultant fees went
toward eeotechnical investigations,
Cunningham said.
Polansky, who had faced a tirade of
criticisms from opposina home· owners, sajd she believed ci ty officials
and designers were able to convince
the skeptics that the project would
improve the she all around.
"Nobody wanted to spoil a mag·
nificent site," Polansky said of the
residents' concerns.
..
detcctins tound ex~nsivc teCOrds on ctn. UUllCtionl; Boylan JI.id. lfecords indicated Veneti1 alleacd·
ly laundered some SI 00,000 1n drua
money, be said.
The besinnina or the end for the
~ atancd in January when
oftiCen anated Sta v~ loan.is KalH
on dnta sales. K.alu, 28, allqplly was
Veneti1'1 partner in a cocamc sales
optt1t1on that covered Costa Mesa
and Newport Beach.
After Kalas's arrest. Venetis al· leaedly became concerned that of·
ficers would be knock.ins on his door.
He decided to hide some incriminat·
ina evidence.
In deference to nei&)lbors' fears
about view obstruction; designers
decided to leave the top 01 the bluff -
a smal~ grassy view area on Ocean
Boulevard -untouched. Pol,....wO£ ........
said.
This compromise probably was the
influential factor in changina nearby
residents' minds about the project,
said Councilmaii Phil Sansone, who
represents the Corona del Mar area.
These days, he still receives p lenty
of comments from those rn1dcnts
but "almost all of them are
favorable," Sansone said.
Corona del Mar and help handle the
new residents and tourists who will be
coming to the Irvine Coast project
area.
The Irvine Co. is be&innina work on the last great undeveloped stretch
of coastal land between Corona del
Mar and Laguna Beach, with 2,600 hom~nCd. alon& with two resort hotels and two 18-hole aoir courses.
Also belpin& to rehe ve the city's
traffic woes will be the future San
Joaquin Hills Transportation Cor·
ridor, a 101lw~ that will parallel the
San Diego Freeway throu&h the
coastal foothills before cndma at the Corona del bifar Freeway north of
fashion Island.
Project enaineer Gene Wilham
Foster said the I S-milc toU road wiJI
take up to 20,000 vehicles per day ofT
Pacific Coast Hil)lway. Construction 1s slated to bcain in ;Jan~99-l.,~ completion in
December 1993. Developm will pay
nearly half1he building cost, with the
remainder comina from tolls.
foster said users will pay rou&hly 1
cents per mile1 or about SI ir they
travel the lengtn of the corridor.
Not everyone is excited about
arowtb, as pointed out by Cfty
Councilman Phtl Santone, who said
he was elected on a mandl1e IO work
.,a.inst lbc bi& develoPmenta that many feel have dimilliabed IM a1y'1
quality oflift.
But there'• little doubt tbM New-
port QOntinues lO be a mudl dnirld
addsaa.
Jim Woodof'Mcrrill L,_ ~J
Whicb lilolled die ton ...... -~~.:zca141...:=. 'r-......
in Newpan it :000. Wood llid.
witb •vef'll!e prica aroud M00.000. ..:.es~ r.:s s~ ~· ud even U.C. ctc."t i..we lllJ veew.
.,.. ....... IUft .. u:-llld com.-prices ot'l7 nC •
9Mibe-
BERRY
From A1 1
Anscles counties arc planted with the Irv ine variety. That, however, seems
likely to change.
"I have only one obligation now
that I've named it," he said. "And
that's to make the system available. I don't push that variety. I'm not a
salesman. I want it to sell itself."
PLANS
FromA1
by 1998.
1 f, however, both a new concen hall and a small theater Yrere constructed,
more than 69 percent of county
rnidents could be expected to attend
performances by 1998. the re·
searchers estimated.
The cost of a new concen h.aJI
seating between 2.300 and 2,800
people would be about $60 to 80 miUio~n the report estimated, ahho a.simpler conccn hall could
be bui t for about $45 million.
A small theater scalin& about 725
peo&>le would cost between SI 0
milrion and S 12 million, the report
said. The theater could be used for
drama. recitals, chamber music and
dance and small-scale musical theater, according to Thomas Ken-
dnck, c•ccutive director of the Per·
fomu.naAru Center.
lnc:reMed children's productions,
which ICkpbonc survey respondents
identified u 1 ~or need in Ora.nae
County, could be one benefit ofa new
theater, tbc report said. Tiie new concen hall would o~
eomc OI the 11me 1~ of pro-
duca1 • &be nllli"I multi-~ S eeustrum Hall. bul ill
capabilities would be mOft limited,
Keedrickllid. .... wwld un'Ommod&IC llriCdy
unUlic_L"_ Ille llid ... You would DOI
have u. ~ facililiel lw tbilMel' or ~ r.=..-=c. bdet. .. "'way
Miil rloeived bY die=: Ana c.w baud ud ht obaiiuua. __, J. ~ ICe8drtcl ......
-... _benvoeedto~dlle
...... oaedulioalcildli = ... ... willl lmibilt'7 II
alil...---lillldr CD, clllfp. cmta __ ...... two,....,.,_ .....
r1ngcharg
. He arlr= laid 1 su11CUC coniai• ~--. 1 pc>Uad ofcocaJnc in ewpora I lid •Y· BUt when ht
wmt bllCt IO mnevc the auatcate, be couktn ·1 find it.
A plir of Cub Scou11 later spotted the .,...._ and turned it over to pol~.
After pinin1 a bl.ii reduction,
Kalas balled himself out and prompt·
ly fled lhecounlry. Pohce believe he is
workina hit -ay beck to his native Greeee, Boylan said. Jnv~tipton have since found a
single fin~rprint on a baa of coca.inc
in the su11case. They matched it to Vcnclis.
n. ••111 ci led * 11taor...::· bu• m....-after a couple I
Ind errs lily IOOk up dealina apin.
He alle .. dly found a becur. u. "id
FrederiC:t WOl&otl, 21, of Lot An·
IDla. ud uakno2y JC! u1u drua ~ dlrouD 1 informant
Veaelil aDa W alaedly of·
faedSIOO,OOOfor IOUIOiofrocaine.
Wolfaoll wu arraacd when he met
with undercover: officers to pey the
first tMtallment for the cocatne, but
Veneli1 had apin disappeared -
until Tuclday.
Bail -as set at SI 00,000. • .. We don't want this guy leaving the
country hkt bit pannet did.:00 ~n uid , rtilicc lllO IOOk ~ ..... "' lbc
1upct's new caa:te about 12.D an
cash. a «Uular ~ MCI othtr ~n)', alt of wbicb VeMtit will
loee if con11icttd.
"We'tt ~Dl'll 1tnp .~PY of •!1
his asstts. Boylan la.id. He bun t
workcch1noctheftntjlettOf19U. He
did everythin& 1n cash.''
Offi~rs were conlick'lll thcY WOUid
be able to close the bOok on'~enct1s.
100.
"We feel pretty aood 1bout
0 thi~
case," Boylan said.
~
DoetOrs to stpckplle
medicines for qual<e
ly SEAN SMITHSON
Of -0.-... ,_ Rlilt
Under a first-of-its-kind proaram
being developed in Orange County. vol unteer physicians will have access
to stockpiled medical supplies and be
able to provide on-the-spot treatment
to victims of an earthquake or other
major djsaster, officials said Thurs·
day.
The Medical Disaster ResPonSC
program entails training 40 phys·
1cia ns as a 'SWAT. team to adminis·
ter immediate care to disaster victims
and providing the doctors with
cooleMizcd boxes and backpack~
with medical ·supplies, said Super-
visor Gaddi Vasquez, whose office
provided the grant money to develop
the program.
The boxes would be kept al holding
places throughout the county. The packs would be kept by the volun-
teers. . The program 1s expected 10 offer
volunteer ph>-StCtans government
employee status dunna cmcgcnc1e .
freeing them from liability, said Dr.
Robert Bade of the Society of Orange
County Emergency Phys1c1ans, a
group of 80 med1cal doctors that 1s
sponsoring the program. Vasquez' offi ce gave the society
S 12 000 to study the program. ··it has taken a lot of time to ae1
people to become believers," Vas· quez said. referring 10 earthquake
predications.
In the worst case scenario -a 7 S
earthquake along the Newport-Jn-
aJcwood fault at 4:30 p.m. on a
w~kday -l 0,000 oeoolc could be
killed. More than 2. S00 of t.hote could
be saved 1f this proaram is im-
plemented. Bade a:a1d.
Vasquez md1ca1cd the plan "'Ould cost ··a substantial· amount of
money," but avoided speafics. Fund-
ing 1s expected to come from aovern·
ment aid, grants and donations, "Bade
said. The study is ex~tcd to be pres. en led to the county Board of Super-
visors next month for approval,
Va.squcz said. l( adopted. the oper-
atjon would be developed 10 pb&sc).
Bade said hi s organ1zauon would
continue wnh 1mplementat1on of the
program through other .funding
sources even 1f county supervison
failed 10 fund the program.
The prog:ntm 1s a rnpon.sc to the
citpccted detcnonzauon of bospttal
services and transportation route~
following a maJorcarthquake or other
disaster.
Treatment would differ from aid
offered b)' paramedics 1n that the v1ct1ms would be gJven full tsut·
ment, not temporar) aid, followed by
hospital scrv1ccs.
For example, the disaster packets
would contam high con~ntrat1ons of
sodium chlonde a substance used to
stop shock. said Dr. Robert Kmgston,
another past president of lhc emerg-
ency services group.
Because of lhe proum1ty of hosp•·
tals in normal circumstances, para-
medics don't carry a hjgh concenl0l-
t1on of the substance. he added. .1
Irvine plans t o put gay
rights issu e -on ballo t
SUIT
From Al
Accordina to Keese, Edison con·
tracled wi1ti the trim ming company
to tend to thousands of area trees, but
did not care for the Hanrahans' trrc
with in a year as contracted. He also
maintafancd the utJlity company was
wrong in its placement and ma1nten·
ancc for the power hne near the pine.
ly I' AUL ARCHfftl.EY
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The Irvine Cit> Counc1l 1sn't hlcely
to delete reference to se.1tual onen·
talion 1n the city's human nghts
ordinance. '
Rather. it will put tbc i uc on the
baUot and let the voters decide 1n
accordance with the demands of an
ini11atave that qualified this week
City C'Jerk Nancy Lacey an·
nounccd that the Irvine Values Coah·
uon had gathered enou'h valid signatures to qualify th eir in1t1at1ve
for the ballot.
The groue_ opposed. the ~p«aal
-proiecuon-aflOrded hom<>St.11.uals 1n
------------the human n&hts ordinance. h bars !"scnm11~at1on in emplo>ment, hou STAND
From Al
mce then, McKmnc y said she kept
the stand open W1th the help of her
daughter.I Ten Pollard. It as her onl y sou~ 01 hvchhoodkshe said. A Caltrans po eswoman con-
firmed there have been d1scu ions
about widening the road but said
there arc no specific proposals yet.
Coast H11hway 1s a state road and the land on the ocean side as also owned by thc_.J.1alc. The land on the inland
side of the hiJhway 1s owned by The
Irvine Co.
ina. public ac.uss and cduca11on on
the basis of race. color, rd111on.
nauonal ona.in. sex, aae. .soual
onentat1on, manta! \tatus and phy 1·
cal handiC2ps.
When the council meets Apnl 11 , it
could ao ahead a.nd delete the sexual
oncntauon section of the ordinance,
but a majonty of the counciJ mem-
bers indicated they're not about 10 do
that
Counolwoman Paula Werner 111d
the councd did the n&)lt thin.a ~hen 1t
approved the controversial otda· nance.
••t am not an favor of delettna that
aspect 01 the ordJnanct." she said of
the sei..ual onentatJon section
.. To me. v.c'rc talkina about fair
treatment of all so I Yrouldn't be 1n
favo r of 1mmcd1atcly removing that
part from the orchnance
"It's exclusiona ry of a segment of
the population, and I belJevc Irvine I)
an inclu$10nary city that "open and
fair to all " Councilman Cameron Cosgrove
said the Irvine ValuesCoaht1on spent
a lot of time work.Ina to put the is~uc
10 a \IOIC
"That's why they pthcred the
signatures.. to put their pos1t1on
before the electorate, and I favor
Jiv1~thennh~~tywlterjmt
that: COS&ro"e aa1d.
Ma)'or Larry AIJ'an calJed the
~utton an .. an11 ·huma.n ri&h~ 1n 1t11ti"c" and said It v.:asan attempt 10
discnm1natc qairut a segment of
SOClety.
The council Wlarumousl) ap-provtd t.bc ord1nancc an July 19
Butairoupofduun ob;ccted 1hat
the council was lepslatina moraht>
formed the lmne Values Coahuon
and launched the peUtion dn""· ,
They tumed tn pet1t1ons on Ma.n:h
IS with 6.987 Sl&Dlturn.
The county ~ctistrar of Voters
"enficd S.413 StlMtUrH. S2 more than nccc f) to qualify the
meuu~ Irvine Co. spokeswoman Kathleen
CamP,mi said there arc specific plans
to widen Coast Highway on tbe
inland side. Those plans call for
repo ition1n.a the center line of the hi~way and cxpandin,a the road on
the inland side, she said. She would
not comment on the fate of the date
shake stand sinct' at 11 no& on Irvine
Co. propeny.
3 toddlers cr i t ical after
·falling in sitter's pool
Mc.Kinney, who had 111d she Th~ toddlcn were 1n cntical
11iOUld stan a petition dnve to save cond1t1on Jltunda)' after falhna into
the stand, wu unavailable for com· a swimm1na pool at the unin· mcntrtptdinatht~ofttceiv· corporaled· Ea.at Tu tin .. rea home
ina htlp from local aovemmcnt. Her where they were st.ayan, wath a beby :r· however, was obV1ously suter. c . by the news. . .. Tbe ~s is weak at bett ..
Euber t!aas week. M~K.inncy. • said LL ~. ~bbott of tht Oranit
Llpna Belch ~dent, said~ small Couaty Sheriffs Dcpartmmt. ''lt ~Mod 1.1 worth pma'Vlftl. 1oob Pft'lty arim. •• 1'b!,I pJlce ·~ ~ a.II over the Tiie owner of tbC home at 1l122 wortd. lhe laid. It~ I ludnaart Old foodilll diKOvcrtd tbc three ~·,h's n Old hastonc ~ ':!'J; ialuata 8:!:1 iD tbt DOOi 11 ):)() It I........, tbe IDOll ~ ·p.m. IDd ' 911 , Abt.on teid. youcanMpadlook~. ........_...Woadacvicdml
}IMI eaJJ 642.60IJ6
HI I 11 It' .. ~r~: •.tt'1
Reasons for savings, ·
loan crisis explored
Former U . Con~an Jftl')' Patterson wall
di u reason~ for the mus within the tountry's
savana,s and loan 1nstitution1 at l · p.m. meeting
unday of the Democratic Oub of Newpon Area.
The session will be held at Western federal ~v1n1s.
4 Corporate Plata, Newport Beach.
Pancrson. now an pnvate lav. gractlce. scr"ed
on the House Banking. Finance an Urban Affairs
Commmee dunna his >cars as a representati\e.
New members from Irvine Newport Beach.
osta Mesa and ne1&hbonna communit1cs are
welcome at the free mtttinc.
Call Lola 4ieymour at S~2S87 or Nan<'}
Cataldc at 552-1 424 for add1t1onal information.
Yard sal~ to aid Boy Scouts
A )&rd sale to benefit the camping program and
uniform netdsofthe Bo)s Scout Troop No.291 will
be held from 8 a m to 2 p m Saturday m the parking
lot behmd the American Legion Building. 21 S 15th
St .. Balboa. .
The event 1s ponsorcd by the ewpon Harbor
Amencan Legion Po t
291 f-Or more info~:u:»call 642-3559.
Chlldr~n's all~rg1;f1dentlfled
ldenttficauon and treatment of allergies in
children will be discussed at a meeting of Teach,
Educate, D1scuss3nd Develop Young Inc. from 7:30
to 9:30 pm. Tuesday at the Tunlcroclc Park
Commun1t) (enter, I Sunnyh1ll, lr\.1ne
The program, \\-h1ch feature allergy 1>pcc.1alt~1
tanlcy Galant. M 0 ., and registered d1c11rnm
Rebecca Smith. 1s $1 0 pre-registered per person tor
parent and 'educators and S 15 prc-rcgastered for
registered nurse
Fun her information ma) be obtained h} calling
54-8496
Government service recapp~d
Former Rcprcscntatl\C Roben E. Badham \\-ill
be featured at Spcal t ip c>"f>ort meeting at 6 p.m
V.ednc'i(ia) at tht' Valla o"ri Restaurant 1131 w
( oast H1ghwa)'. 1'1.lewpon Beach.
He wall recap his :?5 ) car<> of go' crnmcnt
'>Cr\> ICt'
Information about the C\.Cnt ma) be obtained
b) calling 45:!-42:?6.
Rabies clinic set In Niguel
Ant1-rab1cs \.3CC1nat1ons tor dogs will be
a' a1lablc at $3 through t!lc outhcrn ( ahfornua
Vetennar; Mc.'<11c:al Assoc1a11on from 7 10 8.30 p.m.
April 12 at ( rown Valley Parlo.. J,795 1 \row n Valley
Parkwa)'. Laguna 1gucl.
State. count) and cit) ordinancco; require all
dogs 4 monihs to I )Carto be' accinatcd CYl'I) )Car.
while dogs 1 )Car and older must be 1nnocuJated
e'en three \Car . Add1t1o{lal inlorma11on ma) be ob1a1ncd b)
(alhng 523-0980 1
Chicana poet to speak
· { h1cana poet ( armen rafolla wall prec;cn1
\l.Ords that reflect,. the (n1cano cxpcncnce in ahc
\outhv.estcrnl1nitc<l tatesatl)p.m .\pnl l'.!anthc
LU Ph) sic.al 1t'nccs U..-cture Hall
lh add1t1on to her boo!. on racism and se:mm
lalktJ .. To pht a Human Miios. \1acho\ ~ la
( h1lano" (~1>lh , Mat ho Men and ( h1C'ano
\\omen). fafolla h11s ret:cl\ed a"'ards for four
poem'> 1ha1 protest pohucal tonure 1n t a11n
Amenca
f1d.ets arc S7 general adm1o; ion and .in.·
available at the Bren (ente r Bo\ Olfa:c or ,11
T 1cketrvn. ( all 856-5000 for 1nfonnat1on 01 to
charge by phone
Tips to h~lp overcome shyness
\ v.ork hop \\,1th llJl' tor o .. cn:oming <,h~ nc!.'
and dcHlopina. an .11tr.11.t1'-e pcr'>onaht' "Ill he
otlcrcd from OJO to ~ lO pm .\pnl i.4-<U-0r&nge
Coast<. olkgc
Lecturer Brend;i Blad.man, owner o t a rnm-
mun1cat10ns training and consulung firm "'111 tc3ch
how 1ndl\ 1dualscan dcH~lop ch:msma and ix·rwn.il
magncu min their h\C\
Regmruuon can be madt.> 1n O<. ( ·., ( ommun1-
t\ \en llC Ofliu.· in the collt>ge' tudt'nt Center
Bu1ldini, open from 9 to 7 pm \londa> throu1h
f-nda\ and t< a m. to noon alurda~ ~or more 1nformauon c;all 4l-·S8 0
Learn to grow, cook w i th herbs
In tru t1on on how to vow and cook "'"h herb\ "''II be presented 111 mt'ct1ni · of thr L.l un.a Beach (,ardcn C lull at 11 :30 a m.
Apnl 14 3l the 'eis.hborhood C"onr.rcga11onal
( huf'lh ltall. l40 \t ,\nnc'\ l)m c. L.iguna Bcac:h
I\ lilm, •· < iardcn 1\ a l o .. cwme l h1ng. ·· \lo-Ill
be hown b) land ape aardencr :ind photographer
Hetty Kraus followini a noon luncheon
P)ants from tht garden\ ol mcmbc:r"I \\-Ill be on ~le.it 10 Oa.m JUC t area kedforaSldona11on. l or turtbcr informa11on. l ti 4q4..()46(),
C \l.1-:'\D \H
1-·ri,/ay. ltlnrch :JI
o m«tin~ '< heJukJ ...., ... __________ ...._ __________________________ __
POI IC I I Of;
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Or~ Co.at DAILY PILOT /Fr~ay. 0Mard\ 31, ,..
First-time cycle rider dies in NB acciderlt ·
9y..SYOKOI
OI .. Olllr ..... ,..,,
'20-)c r-.old C orona dd Mar man -
apparently ndana on a momrc}'cle for the
fir)t lime -wa1 killed late WedncMia)
after he wa\ hurled from 1t and struck a fi~
hydrant.
Frederik Matthtw lk>om. v.ho d1etJ
shortl) a her the accident, was a pa\'it·ngt'r
on a mo tore )cle dri' en b) t\n n Eskand~ri.
19, of In me v. hen the H lucle lost control
and struck a parked <.-ar op Mariners Dm e.
EskanJen. who ~unercd lnodcrote tnJUl'les
in tht' 9:15 p m accident, wall he l h.ar&ed
with "eh1<:ular • manslau&hter. "le" port
Beach police spol>.esman Bob 0 kky id
Witn~sc at 1 Rutland Road part) t<>-
"'h1ch the l\1.-0 v.erc h adeJ reported 1he
motorcycle. v. h1ch did not belong 10
"
fakandcn, wu tra,.clina 1 a11 e\t1mat('d an thiHa~ ... Oalley 1d.
:70 mph do"'n Manne prior to the ln111 l tn\C~lt&i)tion ind1( te F. k mkn
collis.ion. Oaklc} \aid 1ook another pcr~n·s motorc)clc out fo1 a
The drher of tJ1e ~u1uk1 tA\R 1100 le~t ndc "'llh lioom. Oakley declined to
motorc)cle v.a we tbound on Manne"' 11\e the name of the rc11 tc1~-d owner of
approaching Ru1iand "'hen helot wottol 1he motorc)de.
Ir\ a Cuf\e, 'lid airo the trcct an1.h11 uck £ kandcn has a da~ 4 l1t·co\c that a r parked on the eastbound 'ildl.' ot allo\\.S him to drive a motorc)clc. a cord·
Manners. Oallcy !laid. ang 10 thr Department of Motor Vt•h1ck .
Boom. an Ora nae ( oa-.t ·c()llcgc Uc wa\ <"On\ 1ctcd of a !)pccd1ng '1olauon
ophomol\'. \\as thrown 50 to 60 lcct and an Octobt>r 1986 and of running a \lOP \1gn
tru k a fire h\drttnt aclon.lrn110 Oalo.lc' or l1sh1 10 \ugu t I 986.
HI." suOC'red m:iJor internal IOJUlll''i and Boom' father. Fredenk. Anton) Boom,
v.as pronoumed dead at 11001. Mcm~nal stud Wedncsda} rulht v.as I.he first umc h1
Hospatal. \On, "'horn he cafls Mauhc\\. wJs o n a
Fskanden suffered .a broktn hip and mc.,torll1k.c Mutthev.. who wa!I ~•ud)ing
other utternal 1njune~ and 1s in fair .bu,1ne sat Orange Coast. \I.as more a fan
condition at Ho:ig. ot oil-road ndin& an hts kcp. the lather
"Je1ther man was v.eanng a hdmh hut o;a1d
··11 docsn·(appcar ll '"ould ha'e maucrl'd "lie wa li kl' an' normal &U) of ~O
.. o ... ,. "°' ..... , •• , -, ......
Open court
Ed Ramsey winds up as he serves during a ra cquetball match at Orange Coast College.
)t' r "the elder Boom ad. a
llhouah he ne\ier met Eskin~~ know the> v.t"re good friend ;· Ma
father ~1d. . _,
A n"t1 ve of Holland, Boom ud hil
famil) ha"e h\.ed around the wOdd. I.ult
Boom spent most of his youna life in~
United States, h1\ father said, addina
tht• family has li"ed in Newpon &ach ..
and off since 1977 " i.!
Matthew 1 ur\.1ved by has father:'
mother Manan and brother Jan-Willeml'
all of Corona del Mar; ha aster HenrielW' ~1m1n1n k1 of Seattle. Wash.; and bis
grandfather tU van DlJk of The NctherP
land'I
Sen.1ccsare hedulcdat l p.m. M~
at Pacific View \1onuary in Newpoift
Beat:h I•
CM gem theft:
tactic similar 0
'I to LA crimes ~
8y JANET ZIMMERMAN
Of IN D..,, l"llot kllff J
Police \a) that a spa1e of Los Antcles'
robllem• tn which lone women in ex-,
pcns1' e cars "ere followed home fro"}
hopping mall and robbed may be-tink~
to a case in Cosui Mesa. l
In a robber) Monda) two gunmct\
follov.-t>d a ( ·o ta Mesa couple home from 1
hopping ~'Cntcr and robbed them of
SI 0 500 1n cash and -~wclry, Police SgtJ
Ron mtth said: •
··11 m:uche the samt' mode ofoperation
a the probkm tha1 was hap~ninJ an tht
V.est l \> .\ngclc area:· m1lh said ... Wq
don't kno" 1f 1t' a largt' nna or JUSt th~
tv.o gu) do1na 11 •• ..
The ~rgcant )31d he.-didn't know of an)t
other u h crime 10 Orange County,
re<.cntl) •
The couple 1cn a stol"t' at Bnstol Strce\
and ~unl1o\loer .\\enue m their late model
C Jd11lac and pulled into their garage 1n th
2400 bk><.·k of P'armlc) Lane about,8.30
pm . he sauJ
Before the coupk could close the gara&e~
the men. both c:arry ing handguns. threat"" ~ncd them "'llh harm af they didn't tum\
ti,er their 'aluable~. mnh said. They
\I.ere not inJUrc<l
What officials feared
was a hazardous liquid
turned out to be water
Huntington Harbor group protests ~
City News Service number of houses for-Balsa ERiea t
\ ha1ardou\ m.lll'rt.il\ ll'.1111 \\,)\ x-nt tu By ROBERT BARKER
J 1X>tl·n11alh c\plu"\l \ltua1wn Ill l>ana Of IM D...,, I'-Sl•tf Po1n1 on Thul\dJ\ l.IU\l'd h~ v.h.11
ollit:ials 1houi(hl \\J\ J llammahk \ group ol llun1ing111n 11.irl'°liur rc\I
lhenmJI k<1ltng l rom ,1 1ruc.l nmtam1ng dents has niml· together tu prull'"I lhl'
2h' pound ol mall ht'' number ol hou\t'S proJ)(N·d fur wn\lrul ·
fhe tluid \\J\ hd1l''l'J 10 tx· .1 fl'"dul' 1100 in lhl' Boha C h1l·a mar.,hl,1nd' Ol'\I
from h)drn11nc vd11lh """ dnpp1ng h11m door to thl'll l'\f>en"'l' hnml''
two nc.-arh (nlpt\ \tatnk'' 'lll'l'I drum., rn .1 I hl' dc,clopmcn1 l1H1ld l.IU\l' ",1n
trucl dcti,cnng guod<, to thl' Pml' C luh. J'>lronom1lal .1moun1 ol t1alfo. 1n the
\aid Orangt• ( ount' I ire lkpar11nn11 \H''tcrn pan ot till' lll' and lrl',\ll' .rn
\polcs\\oman Pa111 K.1ngt• l>H·rluad tm ul' '>l'n Ill'' R.llf'h ttaul·r .• 1
fhclc.11>. \\J' \J)Ulll'd h\ thl' 11 Ul Ir.; Jr" l'I memtx·r ol till' Bnl-..1 ( h1l .t C 1tlll'll'.
Rnd) I ngl·m.1n 'o ot l l\lnnfl' "ho c n.iltuon "11d l hur,d.1'
lJlk d JUth111111n ffauer a ml·mbernl lhl' \nugo"dl' Hl1l-.:1
(>ftio ak mtff dt>lt>tmtiwJ-thi: Uwd \\_.a5,_~1.~~~nl<l! ~mu~~tn~ Ul "-url
prob.\hh \\all'f h:ll O\l'r Imm till' l.1,1 ,,11 , a lOmprnml\t' <lgrn·nll'nl "1th th~
t:lcansang ol thl' J1 um<i hut prna11t1on.. '•gnat L .indm.11 Ir.;< u • .,;:ml 11 Jc, l'lup1m:11t
wc1c 1.11.;l•n in lJ\l' lht'r<" ''·'~an~ lin~wnn~ dt~\O<lur 1t .,huuld'talo.l· 1ll;an· onh 1111 tht•
fl \1Jut· ot 1he l'lll'lllK.11 appro\lmatl'h 'IM"l .1t:rn of l'\luO' l hl'h'
I hdrn11m· " lr.;1H1\\ n 10 Imm a 'Jl\(1r \houlJ tx· a m:l\1mum ol I .~no hnmr' and
v.hl·n e\lle''>l'<l to 11\\f\.'ll ~o in1u11c .. \\l'rl' no hu1ld1ng 111 thc lil\\land'I. B:iul·r ~ml
reported. The Hol,1 < htl°<I < 1111en,· Cn.lltt111n
l'\f'n.' '4:d "' \.llnll'rn-. tn thl' m1lht ol
ncgu11a11on .. ~1"c"·n tht· -\n11 o'd"· Hol\a
C h1la. thl· \1~n.1l l andmnrl C o and nahcr
mi:mlll:r\ nl thl•' &ilc.a ( hh.J Planning
( o.1h11nn
\1gnal l'Jrha th1' wt·el Jgrn•d not tl1
hu1ld ,Ul\ honll'' 10 thi: lowland' on lhl'
on.in "dl· nl a road 1ha1 \\ould l ut through
till' Jrl'•I hnlmtt Hol...i ( h1 l.I '°llrt'l'I 10
C 1.1rlidd \' l.'lllll \1111fll' 111Tic 1,11<. ... mt Thur~a\ lhc\ ·l"C'
'till rl\ll'''ln~ a rellnl u1111prom1\t" plan
lh31 \\OUIJ JX'l llllt \1gnal IU hu1IJ up lo
.i "llO h1unc' "h1k prl'<K'f\ 1ng more 1han
I ooo at n·' in "t'll,1nd' and open pJl'C ~110,11 olliu.a.b J~i:cd tu JcOt> Jlf.1n\ fot a
OJ\ itt:thlt' < h.anm·I 111 th\.· cxean and a
I to 11 'hr nlJ11na
\ < 11' 11.lll 0111" 1al \J1d 1 hur,da' he tx hl v~ \1r.nal "111 n.·H'rt h.ll I.. to .1n "'en
11\0!(' IOllll\lfieJ (11,Ul II lhC \mlRllHl.'j('Lta
('Olllflhlnll\C
T h..at rlrono"'11. "hil h ha' tM.·cn a ppm' t'd
HB runners mayor's odds-on favorite
By ROBERT BARKER
01 ttw OMI)' Hoi 11..n
f\\l'IH\ H unt111~111n lk.1\. h P11llll' ()l·
partmcnl runner' \I.Ill h,l\l .1lut11dan1 un
1he11 \houlder\ .rnJ on 1lw1r "'11.;n. whl·n
the) rnmpctc \\-1th mof\' than 90 nlhl·r
gcnltC\ 111 ,1 I ~U-nulr dt'"t'll rnn· rll.'\l
month
.\' 11 thl.'' d1d11'1 put <'ntiugh pre,<iure on them~h e' '"'" 10 rnmpkte thr arut'hnii
c"cnt. the) JU\I learned that th1..•1r m.nnr.
W c H;tnnl\k'r. ha' pul ll llt·t Jo\\. n th:u
th ''ti 1..Hl'>\ thl' tini!lh hnl.' hc-h1n: \\'l·\t·
m1n\ter l'ullH· ()cp:inmcnt runn1..·r.
\nd 8ann1,tcr Joe n't t'\pt"(l to lo •
B.inn1\lcr and Wc\tmm.,tc:r \ta\01 < hu1.li. \mllh \I.a at'd l c hallc:ng• Cup
troph> an<l a magnum ol c.hamp.igne on
1ht1r Mpe-\tl\C te~m' in the UJkc.·r-to-1 a\
\ l'JJ'I r.11.. l
Hanni'>ll'r -.aid he m.idc ttw '":t ,1lll'1
ll'\ l'I\ 111r ,\\\UrJO\.l'\ lflllll c h11..·t lhll P.1 \ lh'
th.111hc l u1111n~t11n lk.u:h 1c. m 'h1111ld I":
,\ \hOO·lll .. I'',. l\'\le,11 he lOll\lructmn ~u" to ,1.111
\\tJtk. on a trnph' {J'l'" D.1nni .. ll'I "·"" c.i1h 1hur'd~a\ \\l· re u1n to,,,.,,. 111
II nd J plaH' lo put II
Hut 1.1ll·r 1n lhl' .1llcrnoun. do11t'1'
appt•arcd to lfl'l'I' 111 anJ Aannl\tc.·1 hi.· •:111
to \U\fX'\l th.11 hl' ma~ h:l\ c.• h\.•,·n
.. nuokcrrd
It ~ •m\ th,11 thl• r2llC, \fl\lll\flh'd
annuall) h~ the l "' \n ck' Pufi, ·
1)(-pJrtmt'nt. ha' two d1' 1~1un Oot' 1'1 .111
t>P'-'n da~ ... 1i, tion. tor )OU er c.nmc\·
l3nt\ v.ho hJ\l• lut'i ul t"nJur.anH' and
houncc in their I \ WcM min tl'r 1\ 1111h:11
JI\ 1\1011 I hl' 11th\·1 dt' 1'\1nn I' the ~0(1
, I."" I lw, ,,mh1ncd agl' ol 1hc :o runnl'f'
h,1 H' l<H u1J1~ 1(1 M)O ur murr -Jn ;n rr.lgl'
·'t\"' ol .io \c..tr' rx·r runm·r .\nd that'' thl'
d1 1\lnn th.11 H un11n~11111 fk'Jt h "111
\11nw ol lhl.' lluntin~hm lk.it ht 11nm·"
'11n<kr hc1\lo U.111111,ll·r l ould hn' l' ma,h
'Ill h .1 l'l\:l
lhll "'"' nut lo\lllg an~ f;ulh -.11 lta\l
11111 111 lront nl till' troop\
·1 ,,,1,11hc.·m 1h.11 I'll b\' there. c.hccnna
thl'm on anJ 1hrn th\'\ "an v. im h me
'1ppmr, .1 Jr ink ot '1l'tor) "h:tmP.lJnc:· he
..aid
l h1: r.ll<" "~ hc<lul<'J ttl tutt \1"r1l l in
H.11.."·r and end 111 L<t~ \'(IJ' I hm1f'\ or \.()
l:Jl~r
,
tl'ntat1 .. e1~ b) the lite Coa tal Com-
nu\\IOn. tilll\ tor up to 5. 700 home's alo
w 1th thc.-na' 1gablr channel and manna.
H.!ut'1 1d h1 group suppons resto-
ratwn ot ahout 1.400 acre of wetland
a Iona v.11h n parl buffer and as man}' non-
na' 1gablt• entrance as neocssar) t.e
promote proper flu!>htngofthe Bolsa Chica
and Uun11ngton I lat'bour 1
Ba ue1 \ group oppo~s the na\1,abre
t hanncl to the OCC'an or to Huntinatoh
Harbour J manna. a lake. an>. break·
\\atcn. .in) Ot'\lo bndgcs. an) bu1ld1n on
1hc \\-t'tland and the rcrouung of Pac1f1'.
Coast lhah"'a' and Wamer.\,t'nuc
The o~n11;i11on. v.h1ch h.a~ about :-?O
meml'iers on the \lcenng comm1tttt. also
opJXXC the propo'>Cd road
Bauer '31d that official "before tum1na
thl' arl.'a O\Cr 10 the bulldolen," should
loo~ at 1 l Jf(hcol 1cal ites once Ot'·
l UPll'd h' ltxal Indian\ a v.ell as a World
\\ ar II \.Ommand center.
Laguna Bea ch police
plan drunken driver
chec.kpoint Saturday
.\s pJrt ol 11\ ·~1urJ3> ~1ght <o\h\.e"
prug.ram. lhl· l Jguna Rca<.'h Police Dcpan-
mcnt "111 -.e1 up .mother dn" ang under the
111t1m•nt:~· d1C\·lpo1111 .it an und1 loscd
ltxauon in the ut) <ln "'turda)
The purpo of the chcckpomu is to
both arrt"\l tlrunlen dn' rrs and to incr~
the.' public'' av.artnc of the program
1nct ~b1 lh fl,I . officers haH arrested
64 pt"Opk at 10 ~hcd..plllnt~ on u pmon
ol drunken dn\lng
The la'14 rl>qu1~ the department to
nnounct' an intended l hcdcpoant 1n
J .. an 'llut 1hc c'<a t umr and loauon
doc: not ha'c to be dl\ulged until p.m.
th n1iht ol the prov.am.
·~wpnr1 lka~h
Empto)tt' of 11 dent.al oflkc at
140 I \' ocado ,, 'c. rcpon wmc m~ tcnous occurit>ncn: Ca• h J 1 ~
peartd from an cmplOl_C'C' pur~ and
a file cahinet at the office:. "h1k tv.o
othfr ·eml>k>Y«' ~port~ j()l'ftrol\C 114* cftdit .. carm f rum their purses
and charSd purtha~ Stranetly. one of Ifie <arJ apparcntl> v.as
rtt"fned to tht employtt'' J"'ll'W.
Slntt the aird ... , tllll 1n Mf ""'~
after w rttt1\'N • statement ol
~ ll9it did noc makt.
"ell ln1cmat1onal fllr .. 1n lot. 4\1 1
J11mborl't' RoaJ
in ·ludin It''~" and dam:i " w:i' not
't:l '''ulatlk Thur.da) n10m1n
• • • •
m1Jn1 t W eJnt>~ ' \hat a 'ut '' \I.Ith JX h lnlfl\:JlnlCnl \\;!\
0<1thc11ng 1"' 1trc,,a, u l'\'\laurnnt in
• \ \ arant lleh\'\ ro lo ht 1n hi\ latf'
W' rcpmt1.'dh ha' been ~P•na in
unhlCked l1tn 1n the ~ chfT hop·
,,.n, l cuter on \ lll tov.;n \enu~
thro~ina or hmm 11olf ball thro'Ch
the \lotnJow,
• • • UOO cat1 if'Oft tcUlpturc of a ~ ... ·~ .... or Ill side diMp-=--~ ,,..._ .. ...,,.,., ... ' . . ................... ..............
• • • $).OO('I Jold diamond b det
d1\app(lrtd from" ~throom drav.'tr
of a hou!it 1n the I 00 hit"-k u(
\n111ua Wa~.
\
t:0.1a M~
~>m1.·om· hrokl" into <t n: 1d · n c 1 n
th1. ~1)() hluck of Cljk \trl·~t on
\\cdnc-.d.a\. I he hr~o 1n w.i\ rc·
portl'J It •t 06 f' tn, • • • lfo~.rt l.XW:unc kKcruic. l6.
WU\ arT<"\lcd ut (' l l I" m. \\ cdnr~a)
on \U\p1e1on of fo ·" \\Ith a Cr\"d1•
l Dfd r
l.a8una ~•~h
\woman said h _,., arproalh :J
h an unkn<J• n pcr,on ho vahbi-1.I
her arm 10 help her rn'' the tl'C\'t in lhc 400 bloc'l. of Poplir Strttt on
\arcdftnda). W1htn tht v.oman tc)ld
the pnwn sht ·4id not nc\'d htlp = lM Miftl, lhc' \U~I htt~9d ,.notTw11hit
km llifttillllled al S IJO. • • • female said • 'MIS IPPf<*'hN
b) 1 tau dnvn.tM>olftttd hcr:uidC'
aAd dnp at 8 a.a ednnda) 1n ahc
9tta of (OIM H ay and n11a
Scrm • • POIQ rttriVt'd I~ mt 1ftn
I
th« \llJ Dl ~ ol L .. aun:s \H·nue. • • • \ \,1 nJ.1• 100~ " h1\ct\I 11rnam~ e>t
lroma,ch1dcp r~cd1n1h t-Oflhlod
ot ( an)on \ ·~·" l>n\I." \\td1wlo(j.1,
f hc.-lu-i ''' "\llflllll J JI \11
ll unlin•lon llt·uch
\ rc\1Jcnt compl:a1nc."'d th t 1W1Jh·
b(m 1n the \ t?fO\:k or fifth Strttt
n c-J l\Ullhorn·t) Jll" pc:"ak:cr on the
ruol ani.I huolcJ 1t to the \lerro • • • I htC\~\l"nlcrNla hOUtc in the
bl k ul T CU) ()rive throup a
C10nncct1111 c.IOOt from the p,...,: and
"olc l.S 10 2 Mhct ~ ,·afUfd at
about SI
.. . ..
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ha ' tx·l."n c1tl-J lor 1'1rk1n1 1n
h;tnJh.JPf'\.'il iiau .it \ht 00k"t'll(1
.ip..irt1 1t•1H,, b100 V. ~r ~c ..
In int·
~ ~unt)· patrolman became
\U\PICIOUJ ab<m t I car that ~'
'toppt.'<1 it 1 11n1l lor IS minutn It
tiarrann Park \\ll) and Ttthnol~>
l.>riH' dunnr tht Wtt houn, In·
h \llll••na o .• ·rs founJ • peat of IO\t'I'\ 1nide •110 had lost inlft'ftl an
the traflk la•
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6t Ormno\CoMt DAILY PILOT/ Friday, Mwd'I 31, 1tl8
Ballot m~asbre spending shatters records -·"··-·-
SACRAMENTO (AP)-A final KCOunting just overS23pervo1e.nffl'ty IOtimnthcJ)tt".ious was on the. los1na aide, fPP(; Chairman John NI••• ... -ater ... -..I.ad IAUed of all . aptndtn& on lalt Novcmbtt's ballot rccotd ofS2.l6 pier vote spent on the Proposition Lanon noted. .... ..... ..., ,... ~ ~ g:a:_o~v~=\111m dcl;'il '\'ba:i. ~~tical SI ton reform anitiati\'C or June. I 986. "'fhis as an in1tance ~c!"C 1~11 intcrnts RIVERSIDE _ Potcnually fa~I Jc~cl~ of IOd1um fluoride found in a jm~·nable previous s.,l1nct"fna°'rec~~ ~ s":a7 on thTe~29FPstaPCl~~sa~~tioSnl2s9o.nl mla11lth0Nnosvpeemn~ '!!Theren t abk toh bu~ t~ clecu!>n· Larson said. Niapn brand water bottle pure~ In R1vers1dcCountypromo4ed lhcstate
1 . • ..... RK _.... • e votcn ~ is tune weren t swayed by the r'\.Aa .. --t f H alth St to 1s uc a public warn1na Th..nday. te , some scvera times. ber's ballot breaks l previous record of $32. 39 intense sales pitches of 1n1urance companies, trial --~.;;-AC:1th birec.;vK~neth w Kiter ~arned consumers to rrtu.tft 211>-_
'!he final spend•~ repons on 1988 general million spent on 17 statewide propositions on the lawyers or the tobecco andustr')', which spent t~hc lion containers of Ni• .. ra Drinkini Water to the retail store whcrr it ~•s
,tlecuon ballo~ pro~1t1ons. rcl~sed Thursday by November 1984 ballot. bulk of the money last fall." rchascd ..... •
the state ~air Pohucal Pracoces Commission, The reports on individual measures arc more The only succttsfu_J c;a.m~ian. among the five Sodium nuoride is added sometime 10 ~ater in small amounts to help reveal, that. ~ complicated than usual, t>eause the five in· co~peting insurance in1hattves last fall, Prop. prcventtooth deca but thcchemical can cause str1ous 11lnns or death at ver;
• Total spending on November l 988 state-surance-relatcd initiatives h~ several inter-~sltlon I 03. showed finaJtotal1ofS3,0l7.279 spen hi .... levels the hea)ih 80,.ncy said wide proposiuons was $1 29,102.652, fol!r times related campaigns with television commercials insupportand$14,98~.986spent1!'!>~1taon ... · ... · _
greater than the previous total for an election. a~d maihnpofsevcraJ political committees urging . The successful Clprette tax tn1t1at1ve ca •
• Three different initiative campaigns each dtfl'erent comb1nat1ons of yn and no \/Otes. pa1gns reported final totals ofS.1,840,6 1 ~ spent m CIA chief· Global securl+v at risk
more than ~oublcd ~e. prrvious spending record Final spendina_ totals on indtvtdual ballot. support.a~ $21 ,245,~1 spent m opposidon. • . ~J-
on a statewide j)roposiuon; and o.n~ campajgn, the measures were SSS.87 million spent by insurance . Th~ 1nit.1atJve whtch may have the greatest LOS ANGELF.S _ Nuclear. chemical and biol0&i~I weapons pro1)fera-
nnsuccessful effort forthc Proposltion 104 no-fault companies supporting Proposition I 04; $3 U2 1mmed~te impact on state government. the tion and potential lona-ranae mi ile delivery b\vTh_1rd World countn~
auto insurance initiati ve, spent five times more ~~~~~:f~1tti~~:e.cop;i:Cpot!~.t0~1f>OO..nas~dcccs$2s3fl.u09t. PrboposJt~oJnl 98 ~sedhool hfunding . measure, which seriously threatens global 1Ccunty, CIA Dm.-ctor 1lham Wetxter warned than any previous initiative campaign in Cali-su sta.ntia Y. rc_\11 t e stat~ s const1tuttonal Thursday. fomia history. !11-!~io!'I spent on Prot><>sition 99, the successful SP.Cndmg hm1ts m favor of S6bhc schools, passed "By the year 2000, at lea" 1 s developin& countnes will be producing their
•The Proposition 104 campaign also spent tomi~~~~~~f~h:~~se'!:t~~lx~atest spending S~~~~a{nopappoi~fSS,?LJ,l in support and only own ballistic m1ss1les," Webster told 400 people pthered at the We"1n \. · Bonaventure for a Town Hall of Cahforn1a luncheon. .
Journalism's top
awards announced
• NEW YORK (A P) -The Anchor-The Puhtzer for explanatory Ae Daily News won the 1989 Puliucr journalism went to reporter David
"&ize for public service Thursday for Hanners, photographer Wi lliam
"1 series on alcoholism and suicide Snyder and artist Karen Bles~n of
among native Alaskans. The Phila-The Dallas Morning News for their
delph1a Inquirer and Chicago Tnb-report on a 1986 plane crash and its une each won two prizes. implications fo r air safety.
Donald L Barlett and James 8. Edward Humes of The Oran.ae
Steele of the Inquirer won the County Register won the prize for
national reporting prize for a 15-specialized reporting for his coverase
month investigation of provisions 1p of the military establis hment 1n
the Tax Reform Act of 1986 that gave Southern California.
"Although missiles be1n& developed by th~sc counfnes •re JOml"Nhat
crude and inaccurate many of them have capab1ht1~ ~ell beyond battlefMd
range and can stnke i'n a matter of minutes" he continued .. Once fired, the>
cannot be called back ...
Second-band smoke wammgs due
SACRAMENTO -&ainn1ng Saturda>. Califom1an mu~t be warned
-When they might be exposed to set·ond-hand cigarette smoke in a re~taurant
store or their office. Second-hand mokc 1s one of 47 substances or chemical~ fur which th~
Proposition 6S toxics warning requirement takes effect Aprit I. 1 "Businesses and restaurants now have two options. ;r"hey can etthtr post
warnings throughout the building or they can proh1b1t smoi<mg altogether · P~ul Van Dyke of Campaign Cahfom1a, one of the backers of Proposition 65.
said Thursday.
'.\'1'10' .\I. HHlt:t·s
1,200 died of child abuse in 1988
CHICAGO-More than I ,200ch1ldren 1n the Un1tedStatcsd1ed last )ear
at the hands of child abusers. and an increasing number became casualties of
drug wars in the nauon's maJor c1t1es. a survc) sho~ed Thursda)-.
special tax breaks to many politically The Pulitzer Board awarded two
connected individuals and bus1-pnzes in international reporting. One
nesscs. The Pulitzer Board said the "'ent to Glenn Frankel of The
series aroused so much public in-Washington Post for reporting from
dignation that Congress rejected such the Middle East:1he qtherwcnt to 8111
breaks. Keller of The NeWYork Times for
The Inquirer's David Zucch1no coverage of the Soviet Union.
won in feature writing for his series Jack Higgms of the Chicago Sun-
.. Being Black in South Africa," de-Times won for his editorial cartoons.
scribed as .. richly compelling" by the In photography. amateur Ron
judges. The Puliu.cr Board had Olshwanger won for a spot news ·
switched his entry from the inter-picture in the SL Louis Post-Dispatch
national reporting category to fea-of a flrefighter giving mouth-to-
tures. mouth resuscitation to a child pulled
WOl'kers pull •n oll boom across part of Ch•n•ta a.y as
they try to stop oU from the tanker •• xon Vaid•• from
re1tehln9 • Almon h•tchery at the end of the bay •
"Despite growfng awarencs.s of the substance abu~ conntt11on ~1th 1hc
child abuse problem ... v.-e ha' e not hcen successful m our effons to protC\ 1
thousand of children from scnous harm." ~•d Anne H Cohn. executl\e
director of the National C'omm111ec for Pre' cnt1on of C h1ld Abuse.
The Chicago Tribune's winners from a burning building.
were Clarence Page in the commen-The Puliuer for feature photogra-
tarycategory, for his columns on local . phy went to Manny Cnsostomo of the
and national affairs. and Lois Wille Detroit Free Press for a series of
Feds won't take o·ver
oil disaster cleanup
Fed spending highest in Virginia
WASHI NGTON -Virginia, home to maJor na\.al and Manne bases and
several suburbs of the nation's capital. topped all states in per capita federal
spe nding last year, the Census Bureau rt'portcd Thursda) .
1 he fede ral government pent $5, 953 71 per re 1dcnt 1n Virginia in 19 8
moving tt past Alaska to claim the top ranking.
Alaska slipped to third. with federal spcndin~ lotahng SS.1 93.29 per
resident, according to the report: "Federal fapend1tures b) State for Fiscal
Ye.ar 1988." Cahforn1a had S 3.614.14 per resident for editorial writing. photographs depicting student life at VALDEZ, Alaska (A P)
The Louisville (Ky.) Courier-Southwestern High School. Tugboats pushed a scconlr-tanker
Journal was awarded the prize for The rriLC for cnuc1sm went to alongs1deacripplcd sister ship Thurs-
·generaJ news forcoverage ofachurch Michae Skube of The News and day to unload 21 million gallons of bus crash that claimed 27 livesand tts Observer of Raleigh. N.C .. for his crude oil, while federal officials said
examination of the accident's cause. wnting on literature. they won't take over cleanup of the
.. I think our pride and jubilation has Each of the Pulitzers cames a nation's worst oil spill.
to be tempered somewhat by the $3,000 priz~. except for public ser-The shck continued to spread over
subject matter we covered," Pub-vice. which is recognized with a gold 500 square miles of what once was
lisherGeorgeGill told staff members. medal. one of Alaska'smost bcauuful mannc
Bill Dedman of the Atlanta Journal In the arts categones, "The He1d1 habitats. 0 11 washed ashore the rocky
and Corutituuon won the Pulit1er for Chronicles," Wendy Wasscrstein's beaches of remote islands and stained
investiptive reporting for "The p!ay_ about a woman's life from the icebergs in once-crystal blue Prince
Color of Money,· an invcsti_ga11on of 1960s to the 1980s, won the pnie for · Wilham Sound.
alJCfed racial djscnmmat1oil-by the drama. "Anyone who goes up and looks at
citr s lending institutions. Aft~ the Anne Tyler's novel. "Breathing the shck bas to be humbled by 1t."
scnes.. a consortium of banks an-Lessons," won for fiction. said Coast Chief Petty Officer Todd
nounced programs for lending at least The award for general non-fict1on Nelson. Many had another reaction.
$67 million at low interest. especially went to ··A Bright Sh1n1ng Lie: John "'The anger of our people would be in black neighborhoods. Paul Vann and America in Vietnam." difficult to descnbe. ·•said Gov. Steve
---------------------------Cowper. Top federal officials 1n Washington cnt1c1zed the slow
response in the hours after the Exxon
Valdez ran into a reef March 24. And
Coast Guard Com mandant Paul Yost
said 1t was "almost unbelievable''
that the ship ~traycd outside a 1 ~mile
wide hipping lane to run aground.
"Obv1ousl~ omcth1 ng went vcr;
badly wrong.· Yost said after he and
two other senior officials met with
President Bush ofter a t"'<Hia> fact -findmg trip to the we of the IO I m1lhon-gallon spill
"Thi~ was not a treacherous area.
not treacherous in the area "'here the)'
ran aground." Yo~t said "lt'i. 10
miles wide. Yourth1ldrcn could dnH·
a tanker up through 11 "
Bui there "'a no need for federal
m1ervent1on in the cleanup, said
Transportation Secretary \amucl
kinner, who added that such a mo\c "might be counterproductive "
"All of us arc convinced that the
efTo n. after a somewhat <ilo"' !.tart, 1s
going at full speed." SL.inner said.
..
Reagan pressed for testimony
WASHINGTON -Oliver Nonh's lav.-)-ersargueJ Thursda> that former
Pre 1dent Rea~n "1s w11hout quesuon a m:nenal "'ttness" and should be
ordered to testify in North's Iran-< ontra tn:il .. In this countr; a president I'> up from the ma~sc:s and v.-hen his time 1s
o\.cr he goes back to the masses," ~1d "1orth attornc) Baff) S1nion. "We art'
talking abou! a pc™>n who 1'i rctm:d from public .o1lke."
Ronn a former at1onal Sccunt~_C ounc1I aide bcmg tncd on 12 charges
in wnn~t1on \\Ith the Iran-Con tra afTa1r .• \lad ~ nted Reagan as the lcadoO w11n~s!l when the defense case opens Monda\ U.S DmnCl Judge Gerhard .\
Gesell s:i1d he \\Ill rule Fnday, \\h1ch is a da) off for tht JUry
Baker calls for Latin reforms
WA lflNGTON -As officials from ISi nation\ t>eian amving for
p1\.otal d1scuss1ons on Third World debt. cmar; of late James A Baker 111 warned Latin Amcncan kader Thur\day that the) mu t make econom1l
reforms to part1c1pntc in the administration's new debt rcducuon program.
Tanker'~ captain fired;
Ba~er said the Bush admin1strat1on stOod ready to ncaot1ate dcb1-
rcduct1on parkagcs on a l'l!.e·b)-CD$C bas1~ a\ long •~ the dctnor countn~
accepted rcspoM1b1lit) to make ~>mcnt on the•r reduced dcb1 and to mall
internal reforms
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Light up tw oourt with Nike.
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tests show be was drunk __ _. sex sun..ey propoae_d
VALDEZ, Alaska (AP) -The
captarn of the tanker that cau~d the
nauon's worst oil spill wa fired
Thursday follow1ni a federal m-
vesllgallon that determined be was
lepUy drunk after his ship ran
ag.round.
The National Transportation Safe-
ty Board said Capt Joseph Hazel-
wood, who had turned over com·
mand of the Enon Valdez to an
unqualified third mate before the
accident, had a blood-alcohol level of
.061 when be was tested nine hours
lat.er.
That exceeds the standard of mtox-
1cat1on under federal law for operat-
ing a commercial vessel at ~1.wbich
is .04 perctnt, accQrclina to william
Woody, who headed a four-member
NT B team mve.,t1gat1ng the uinkcr
accident.
Shortly after the N r 'l:t an-
nouncement, Exxon h1pp1na Co
announced ll was firina Hatelwood.
who ha been convicted twice of
drunken dnvina
.. I do have perm1rnon to confirm
that Capt. Huelwood has ~n
released from the compan)-as of
toda)'," said Bnan Dunph). n Cxxon
spoke man. "I'm really not 1n ' position to make any further com-
ment." He said that to his knowledgt
no other member of the .. hip's crew
had been fired.
Maximum cnmmal pcnah1e for
operating a ship while 1otoxicated
include a SS,000 fine and up to a )-car
in jail. Coa)t Guard authorit1c .. $aid
WASHrNGTON -The federal 10'-cmment •--ant to a 2,3
Amcncan when the) la th d ~K. what the)' did and v.hethcr their panncr v.-a\
a man or a v.-oman •
That' not all . • 1ent1 ts want to ._now other int1m~te ckta1I, ot
r pondcnt 'sc'ual hve\, uch a : How often do the> ha~t se,;'> Was a condom
used" How often do the~ ma'>turbate?
1ent1SlS and public health e~pcr1 f'CCOJ"ilc the are nSllJ\C mattcn .
but tbty say the 1ntorm:u1on tht') ~ould pun would paint a comp~hen~J\.l'
picture of mencans' sexual bd\avior .5C'ntial to lhc fiaht 1111nst A.JDS. th
lethal d1sea sp~d by se~ual cont t.
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Accord reached in prt.on mutiny
SANTA CA fARIN<\ J>IN UlA, Guatemala -Rcbclli9us inmat<' Th'-!rsday ended a fi11C.cia> upn11na that &cft at lca1t st\lcn people dead and
subJCCled hundreds of women and eh1kt~n trapped 1n ide the pnson to
hunaer. cold and rear. T~caovcmment spd an accord with the muonous 1nmat« that calls for
Gas Prl·ces U' n I 0 cents a ~ter sp1· 11 replac1na Pavon pnson s authonues and cntlre auai'd (orpl and .,to 1.uaranttt f' I 4 I I ·the ablolute ptiysical iDtC&nl>" of the rebel•
''Thctt wtott aeilhtr \'ac10n or ~u1~;· id pnM>n spokesman
LOS ANGELES (AP) -The price
of West Coast gasoline, affected by
tht 1ntm'Uptcd supply of Alaslc.an
crude oil. bu been g.rowtna hke an oil &lick in lhe pest week.
WbOlaale and _pump prica have
,hunDed 8bout 10 ceau lioce &ast
friday, and the: usual IPrinatime
IDCI I HI• ...... de .. ad allo bat beea p .,.. ~ ~ ia ftlCellt
weeb. ~ ofticiah report. • -ya. Will DOt 1ee a price an_ywhtre uncterS I allllOD in aDOdaer Io da)'t. .. llRdicled Roa ~. be8d of UDJIC!d Oil Co., owner of 26 independent
piobne "8tiofts in 1he I.Os Af'IClet ...
Appel sajd the whokulc pncc of CoaradoMonroyof'the~M>f'l·stondUllOft. "'Tbcobjcctwastoavoid morc
gasoline &pJJncd from 70.S cent last deaths. and tblt was done. Friday 10 80.S cents Weddelday for He saad a new d111Ctor at.d warden had been named and that the auard
iqular unleaded. Prica at his •ta· wouk! be ~ "v.itb.in day ..
lions watt ue to 97 cents ··and 97 is
not cftC>Ulh, • Appel said. "We're Poll to bl _ _... to d -6-IL '°'"'to have to'° up ap.in lomor-ce • rm • py.uu en •u-&&e row. Catib'nia-about -4() percent of SEOUL South Kotea -Thouaandtof not police y.ct an ait. laod and
it10tl from A111U. ad lhe llowdowD tea mault Thinday to end a viola1 MiiM M ~ tilt Hyndai
in deli verin c:au.d by iM Euon = -IM cou1iry'1 larFst -for mon t11u tlaree moeaa.t. Abo91 700
tanker ..--11 near Valdez. Alaska. ha ~~r .... 1~-. fueacct an inctaK an lolAntekt arra • -o 1~1 ~~t.s pro~ ... the anten'CDllOn bettled DQlla: ~inc pnces. . Ud lhichd Hyundai r.cilma an &a• Cltaa. la the capual o( Seoul. a6out a
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Court: School can't be sued
in student molestation case
Rocket8 bit ful ll0,000 flee
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Ginny Sm•llwood and Bll_lur W•llerlch at check· In t•ble.
Je•n Lucas pins cors•g• on Dottle Stlllwelt.
'\t:MSll:\Kt:Hs
Nancy 1Reagan
recuperating
By The Associated Press
LOS ANGELE -Nancy Reagan
is recoverm* from a bout of"\.\ al king
pneumonia and plans to traq~l th1<.
wcc",cnd. a spokesman said Thurs-
day.
Mrs. Reagan. 65. became ill about
10 da)s to two weeks ago but did not
need hospitah.rotaon.
She intends to spend the weekend
near Palm prings. safd Mark
Weinberg. spokesman for former
President Ronald Reagan and his
wife.
The Reagans will head to the desert
today and return to Los Angeles on
unday. .
LONDON -Rol ling Stone base;
guitarist Biii Wyman \.\ill marl"\ 19-
}'Car-old model Mandy Smith ID June.
his press agent said. ·
The relationship caused a scandal
in the British tabloid press si'< )cars
ago when W ) man. 52. first staned
dating the I )-}car-old schoolgirl. The
couple later 'ipllt up but have gotten
hack together
.. The) arc both naturall} de-
lillhtcd. ·said the basml's press agent
Nick Masse'.
Masse) 'kl.ad he reccl\cd the news of
the marriage plans from Wyman,
"'ho 1s ID the L n1tcd ~tates record mg
lor the Rolling Stones.
The couple plan a June wedding_
but ha'c not )Cl decided where.
\1asse} said
Nancy Reagan
JA('K ON. Miss. -Puht1cr
Pri.re-wmning author Eudora Welty
will celebrate her80th birthday nearly
two ~eeks early. but the M 1~s1ss1ppi
Symphon) Orchestra alread) has a
gift.
The symphony on unda) will play .. Happy 81nhday .. and a concerto
\Hillen es~1all) for her. Her birth-
da) IS April 13.
The idea for the pec1al tribute
.. Concerto for Orchestra Images
From Welty" came from the sym-
phony·s conductor. C. olman Pearce
When he came to Jackson from
Dublin, Ireland, I 8 months ago.
Pearce said he .. wanted to know \.\ho
were the distmgu1shed artists here I
made 1t my business to read her
(Welty's) works. among other "
"
Do yourself a favor. File your taxes now aild file
accurately. If }'.Ou need help understanding the
recent c.tial')ies in the tax laws or just need help, call
or visit your local IRS office today. And make your
taxes leu taxing.
talceSat
Former Pilot style-editor honor d
9y KAltlN M. REED
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"I'm glad I don't have to kave
town," said Vida Dean (in her
characteristic Texas drawl) of her fear
that no one would attend the Nl-w
Directions brunch held 1n her honor
Monday at the Four Seasons Hotel,
Newport Beach.
Nol only did people -:!25 fnends
and admirer -"show," the)' later·
all) fawned over the former Daily
Pilot t)'le editor. recognlllng her for
the genuine suppon i" en throu&h
ber Paparn111 columns to non-proTit
orga01za11ons m the count).
"Ifs clear, dear Vida. )Ou reall)'
didn't have to worry," assured event
chair Dot Clock. "E'-erybod) loves
hl'r "she C\Pl:uned. "We (the stecnng
committee) couldn't think of anyone
"'ho has done more forever) one than
Vada··
It was appropriate that Dean be
honored by New Directions, an
organ12at1on she upports as a v9l un -
teer. The $5.()()()..pfus raised from the
brunch will benefit the New Direc-
ti ons' reco,'ery programs for
chemicalfy dependent women.
Followi!lc& a tasty breakfast of fresh
fruit, muffins. eggs and bacon. the
eager pthenng prc~rcd for the
.. roast, under the p1ritcd direction
of Register columnist Jerry Kobrin, a
tongtame colleague and friend
Honored guest Vld• De•n fcenterJ with Catherin• Thyen fleftJ •nd Dot Clock.
.. Roasting Vida would be hkc
roasting Mother Teresa or Mar}
Poppins or Joan of Arc," explained
Kobrin of his dislike of the term. (A
few an the cro\\d mumbled that Joan
of Arc was roasted.)
Kobrin introduced the si' Vida
admirers which included Clock.
fnends and travehng companio ns
Dick Doyle and Gloria Gilmer, fn end
and colleague Mary Loa Hopllins·
Hornsby, Pilot associate editor Doo
Fenley, and husband Jim Dean. E.tch
had their o"n . pcc1al senuments (or'
··Vada story." as Clock said) to impart
about the .. lad> w11h the red hair ..
.. I've nc' er chaired an cvcnt "'here
no one sa 1d ·no.··· said ( lock. who led
the stcenng comm111ec responsible
for organi.r1n& th e event and compil-
ing an honoraf} chair list of·· 102 or ror women ··w e finall} had to stop
asking (honorar) c:ha1r<.) 'lo "e could
get to the printers··
East Texas (Dcan·s btrthplacel
took a COO\l\1al vcrl'lat beating as
more than one poked lun at the area
and tned to 1m1ta1e ihe drawl. Fen IC)
didn't have to try too hard (he·s from
a .. more acrcpt:ibk" pan ofTel(as) as
he related Ille 1n thl' ne'"'>room of the
Dail} Pilot and praised the women
for their support of Dean "In an
industr) filled with cyni cs. Vada was
alwa)s an op11m1s1,' he said. "She
treats e\.erybod} as though the) arc
1mporuint .. Last Texas' loss "'as our gain.-
Perhaps the most touching tales
\\ere related b) Jim Dean. husband
for nearly 43 )ea~. Vida had urged
hlm to. sa) ··something nice:· and
when pressed as to what that could be.
she responded. "Say I make good
cornbread." Thi~ fact was. indeed
related to the delighted audience
"Vida 1s a smorgasbord of dc-
hghtf'ul contrad1cuons." he con·
ttnued. "It's fun to be w11h V1~ ..
With Cancer-Fund of America
there are n6 SS,000 winners
DEAR .\NN L.\NDE.R · .\ dcar
tad} (age 86) telephoned me all
C\tltcd beca use she had Just rccc1' cd
a letter sa) ang she had won S5.000 ma
s~ccpstakcs. She wanted to know if
she was c;uoooscd t~nd $5
I asked. "What $5'>" When she tried
to explain I told her I would come
over and read the letter m) self 1 hesc
are '"crba11m sentences from the
letter:
.. Dear Mrs. Johnson:
.. , have been retained b)' the Cancer
J und of America (('FA) 10 not1f)
wanning conte tants pf the result of
our 'weepstakes Campaign This
letter 1'i 10 tell you that you ha' c won
a casti pn.rc in the $5,000
Sweepstakes.
··As a winner you will automau-
cally be cntcred m the All .\merica n
S50,000 Swcep\takes. C'FA 1s vcr}
happy that)OU have won a prize. You
arc not obhg:ncd to maln'11 contnbu-
uon 1n order to claim )'Our cash but
'itnCe this 1s a chant) sweep take we
hope )OU will be willing to contribute
at lea t S5.
.. Regardle ~ of "hether )OU lOn-
tnbute or not }Our ca h pnLc rem ams
)Ours no matter what . mcerel).
Robcn R. Stone. Attornc)°·
I'm sending m} fnend· lener to
)OU. >\nn , and am cager to hear your
001nion of this. -IDAHO F~lll>
By SYDNEY OMARR
Friday, Marcb 31 ·
ARIES (March 21-Apral 19): Have
tools ready! Assignment 1s yours.
money will be provided. Focus on
authority. career. bu~ines . ab1h1y to
attract investors. Relationship m-
lcns1fies. Older Capricorn figures
prominently. TAURUS (Apnl 20..May 20): 1 hose
who counted you out are 1n for rude
awakcnrni-You get added recoa·
nation, view arc vand1catcd. pot-
li&ht on travel, sensuality, cd~t1on.
commuthcation. Lost 1rt1clc w.111 be
reco~crcd. GEMINI (Ma} 21.Junc 20): tud)'
Taurus messaac You not onl> "re-
bound,'' you make f~sh stan and
pin arcater mdcpenden(t. What had
been lost will be revived, found to be
alive and kicluna. Includes romance. uorc~nted .•
CANCEll (June 21-July 22): You'll
HIC 1 IU,I
8y CHARLIS GOttlN
Md OMM SHAlllP
But-Wett ~able. EU de&fl.
Nonll
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DEAR IDAllO FAL~: M> oHlce
spent several bours trying to track
down Robert R. Slont or the Cancer
Flllld or Am erica.
Wt rlrsl tried lo contact Mr. Stone
at lbe number at the bottom or tbe
sweep take letter. Thi turned out to
be a Utab number although lbe
stationery placed Mr. Stone In Wash·
Ing ton D.C. The ret'e pllonlst wbo
answered tbe -.telephone ,
"Sweepstakes," said Mr. tone was
not at that location. We then tried to
reach Mr. lone at the Washington
D.C., address and were told that be
was not there. Th e rtcepllonlst said
he was in Vlralnla Beach. Va.
When we telephoned Information In
Virginia Beach, we were told that
they had no listing for Mr. tone. We
called Utab again. Another recep-
lionl l aid, "Mr. Stone is ln Falrrax,
Va." We called Falrfu and llae
operator aid Ille bad no II tin!( for
bJm. At this point, we~ up. Mr.
'tone, ll"here are vou" \
Although we never did read• Mr.
tone, wt did obtain omt Infor-
mation from the people wlllo
u 'Hrt d the phones for tbl
swttpstakes. CF A 11 beadquartertd
lo Knoxville, Tenn., wllll offitts In
Atlanta as ~ell. Tbe total val•e of tbe
IWttp take I n .000. Tlte orhe
range from 10 cents to $100. h·is not
neces ary to send$$ to collect a prize
We were told th.at tbls organJullon
ls Cumber of Commerce-approved
and registered wltJt tbe Better Bu I·
lrfH Bareau Hd tbat It was chartered hi Jt87.
The Chamber of Commerce In KnoxvUle ( wbere CF A ls bead-
qaartered) bas no listing for It.
Neither does the Atlanta Chamber of
Commerce.
We contacted the Better Buslne s
Bureau Jn Atlanta. A spokesman
tbere 11id tbe Cancer Fud of
America b.ad never responded lo Its
requests for Information and
financial reports. "That organlta·
lion," we were told, ''does not meet
bureau standards."
So, dear reader In Idaho Falls, I
hope that you will tell your ll-year-
old frlead tllat ibe did not win $$,000
and aeltl1u did Hyoae else.
lrf'lty Yuruss, that 1reat coa·
sumer advocate, dlsca11ed tbe CF A
oo NB '1 "Today" llow senral
mon&.111 a10. Her attempt to contact
Mr. Robert toee were H CID •<"-ce11f•l'u mlae.
Remember tlle umt>, Caacer Faad
of America. It ls NOT -repHt NOT
-U.e America• Cancer Society. oo
WbOse UtiODal board f ltaVf trVfil
for 1$/ean Hd whose rept1t1tloa 11
beyoa reproacll.
take grcatcr ch.irge of ~our own l•lte SCORPIO (Oct 23-No'. 21)
Accent on money pa) men ts. reunion ( heck Libra me ~c. l>ome tac ad·
with loved one lnv1t:a11on to gourmet JU tment could feature decorauoo.
d1n1ng come from fomtl) member. design, anterior lighting. Rctat1\C
Marital tatu is seriously d1~·u\scd. wall all have ''somethina to \By."
LEO ~Jul) 21-'\ua. 22): Confu ion Financlal "Jualing" may be tt-
"crupts' 1n conoec11on with work quired. L1bm figure pront1nc:ntly
method • ba~1c 1 ul'~. employment SAGITf ARIO (Nov. 22·Dcc. 21 ).
M:untam \Cnse of fitness, humor B> Imagination r\.'QUtrcd for unique a
wa11ma appro'C1mntcly three dn)s. 1gnmcnt. projttt. Rdu to be ··cor-
maJor rcquc'lt wall be granted ncred" b> one ~ho 1s kcpt1c J,
Gemini 1 an picture • materiahsttc, lack spantual 1 uuy.
VIRGO ( \oa. 23-pt 22). Thcrt 1s lndiHdual Y ) • "You dt' rve ca ~ti
''loophole" 1n wntttn aarecmcnt. It' 11f\!" Pisc.u in"olHd
not outri&ht dca:p11on but can surely CA.PR.la)RN (Ot.-\:. 22-Jan. 19): heron 1dtrcd" harppral·u~:· Make Obtain hint from ~a11ttar1u
clear to othcn ou arc not withou1 rnetlltlt· Eml)has11 on deadlint. re·
allies Tauru netd1 to k:am lesson. spon111rihty. ·siron1 romantic rcla-
LIBRA (Sept. 23-<>ct. 22): Discern t1on$Jup. Some win sa . "Your new moll"~· vet rid of upcr1luous look is a knoc-kout1" onfickncc 1s matcnal Real estate transacuon restOrcd. morak soan upwards,
could btcomplettd within ei&ht days. AQVAIUU8 (Jan. 20.Feb. I )
Get profesaional appraisal. Refuse to What aps>eami lost w1ll l>c ttCO\ltttd.
Jive '*P somcth1na of value for ·Takeda~ IClaon 1111ns1ont1u1lt>
noth1na; of subtmqc. You need no• be ··ran
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thank )OU forcanng form)' little girl "
Vida Dean, holding a bouquet of
long-stemmed )ellow roses pre~ntcd
b) Clock and organiiat1on pres1dc.-t
Catherine TbyeJt, lauded the cro~d.
.. rm not too impressed b) the
honoree... he said a~ 1f 'lhe were
CO\enng the C\ ent. "but I am im-
pressed b) the audience r, e ne'er
seen o much (\Olunt~r fund-rat -
mg) talent 1n one room "
i.\ fc"' of those .. talented" volun-
teers "ho organa1cd the .e' cnt "'ere Cecilia Nott, Dottle Stllhrell, Jean
Liechty, Helen Wardner, Lee Bun·
teln, Blllur Wallerich, Joyce Reaume
and Ginny Smallwood.
l ... 'tl. BOl'D
2nd larigu~ge
not very easy
Q Ho" man) C'anad1ans speak
both Engh.,h and French \\-lth ease.,
.\ \\1th car,e'' .\bout:! percent
flip a loin '\ ou gt.'l SI .000 11 11 wme~ up head\-nothing 1f tails But 1r
)Ou could sell )Our chance JU t before
the flip. ho" much "ould )OU st"ll It
for" OJd~ 011 The flrpTUrrfifry-fit)r so
)'ou'd charge: $)00 for )Our chance.
no'' Most people ~ quened said
the) 'd sell for $350. Pes'i1mt)LS
lrn~r\ on Bohv1a ., 15.2!4-foot
Mount ( baclUl)a ~ear balkpad
OX)gcn t.ink Or some do
Go ba{k to med1e\al frcn{hmcn
who buntc.'d wnh dogs Their 'crs1on
ol Sic 'cm' "a the Cf} Hare' Through
twist in talk O\er the ccntune\ we
got a ~ord out of that hara s
I he bnd 1 o\.\cr '' rcmar.,ahl)
liJht .\ st~I scale moocl a foot 111ll
would ~e1&h IC'!>\ than an ounu: fhe
Lo\\cr 11sdi 9.c1gh I 0.000 ton\, but
that"\ nothing form s11e
I
Q Wh~ 1\ raaumc called 1hat'1
\ \tanetl out l'i ragged time 'otc
\\ere pla)Cd bet~een the beats > n·
copattJ .
Q The b1bhcal cub11 wa' the
d1\tann• Imm clbo~ to Lap ol middle
finger What wa the biblical !tpan?
\. f rom l1ttle fingtrup 10 thumb11p
of a wide r>read hand
au>.'•~' nd of burden not )Olli own. Be wan· 1n handhnit \harp ohjcc1
Pl~ES (F cb t9:Mat\h 20): Your
capabthttc~ will be not ~d b> "talent
·out " You'll come throush 1n
clutch. )Out pla> "'•II be wanning one
Emphn l'i on populant)'. peculation.
sc appeal. Lto naU \C li&urr promi·
ncntly.
IP MARCH 31 IS VOlJR BIRTH-
DAY )OU h.1ve bctn cnpacd in
emotJonal tuaof wat-Wlth )Ounclf.
l.)c,15fon l"'ln now be rcachtd -)Ou
did naht 1hin1 in ••brtak1111 away:·
You took cha11c of )Our own ck\t1n)
early, wcn-91ychokJsjcallyor hkrall}
9CP.1rakd from one or both percnu.
while youna-Tauru , UC>. Scorpio
pcnons plav imponant roln in )our
lift. You a~ indtpendcnt, stubborn.
crahvt, 1tldom satisfied with con·
d1tion1 as they eiust. Ma> and
Octobtr will be mnnorablc for )OU an
1919.
lltll4tHl\1
Walk, don~t ride
when beach bike
path is crowded
Huntington Beach may soon im~ a walk-don't-ndc •
restriction on bicyclists ridina on an asptaalt service road near
l~ ca~y pler. The proSJ'.OICd new rule is aimed at reducina
b19chst-~stnan acadcnts and should be put in fOrcc &$
quickly as iblc.
Three y rs aao a 10 mph speed limtt was placed on
bicycles using the road between PaClfic Coast H1&hway and
the beach when it is was clear of pedestrians. The hmll 1s 5
mph when the beach is crowded.
The speed hmit seemed ~reasonable rule, but it has not
done what city officials wanted It to do -make the road safer
for everyone.
The number of bac)'clist-pedestnan accidents has
ancreasc4 and those responsible for safety on the beach think
the solution t5 to have bicyclists walk their bikes rather than
ride through crowds.
That solution is not Popular with some bicyclists. Riders
who arc enthusiasts of competition cycling think pedestrians
should stay clear of the road or be smart enough to watch for
racing bikes that can and sometimes do travel 20 to 30 mph on
the road.
Most of the b!ame for the safety problem 1s being placed
on those compeutton cyclists who aren't content with a
leisurely ride along the beach.
Max Bowman, director of the city's Community Sen ices
f?e1?3rtment, say~ 1f competttton nders don't like the speed
ltm11 placed on the service road between Paci fic Coast
Highway and the beach. they should get on the street and ndc
with the cars.
Lifeguards and Police have tned several things to low
the cyclists. The> have shouted at them through bull horns
and used radar guns to catch speed ltmtt violators. But those
measures aren't wor.lctng.
Bowman thinks a better sotuuo.n as five flashing signs that
would be placed along a three-quarter·m1le stretch of road
near the 1_>ier. When the area 1s crowded, the S'i-OS would
instruct b1cycltsts to get off their bikes and walk. Violators
would be fined,
Karrolynn Yells. membership chairman for the Orange
· CauntyWheclmen, one of the county's largest b1cycltng cl ub~.
thinks those rules arc unfair.
"It irritates me," Yells said. "It would be nice 1f
pedestrians were educated enough that they would not run out
an front of you. I don't think they know }OU can't pull }Our feet
off the pedals." She expla ined that competition cyclists often
have their feet hooked to the pedals with straps or pecml
cleats, making It difficult to pull them off in a hurry.
That's a lame excuse that has no beating on the bike path
speed hm1t. Ma~y compcuuon nders recognllC the danJCr a nd 3\ Old
the service road near the Huntington Beach Pier \\hen tt 1s
crowded with pedestnans. They should be commended. while
those who-Steadfastl) mamtarn pedestnans should be sman
enough to get out of their way need to add judgment to the
eiterc1se rouune.
Walking rather than ndmg when the service road 1s
crowded 1 a rea~nable rule. What's unreasonable 1 that
some b1c}chsts have to be told that pedestnans ha'c equal
rights and that the desire to nde 20or 30 mph does not give the
nght of way to b1cyclt ts.
Compettt1on C)'cltsts have a nght to share streets and bike
paths and a resPon tb1ltty to obey the rules. If they abuse that
respons1b1hty, they and the> alone wall be respQns1ble for
more rt tnctions to ensure pubhc safety.
Opinion• expressed In this apace are those of the Daily Piiot Other
vtewt exprNHd on this page are thoM of their authors and artists Readett
comment• are Invited and may~ Nl'lt to The Dally Pilot, P.O Box 1560
Cotti M-.. 92626
Motorcycle helmet laws
Some people don't under tand something until at hat
them over' the head. And then there's Gary Buse)'.
The actor suffered scnou~ bead 1njune 1n a
motorc)cle ccident -tnJUrtes caused in part b)' the fact that
Busey wasn't ~canng a helmet. ow rcco"enng_ the actor
bow ltttJ e\ 1dence that he karncd anything from the
cxpene .
e mets aren't attraCll\iC, and they ma)' cut one'
pcnpbcral vision a bll. but they le sen the impact 1fonc' head
comes into sudden contnct t h1&h peed with the pavement or
other hard obJect. In the 1nterc t of saving ltve~. man} tates
have mandatory helmet law . Caltfom1a. unfortunate!}. 1 not
One Of them, and One I nCOOed for the sake Of Stl\1ng ltvC\.
fte ( Mo•lerey) Hu•ld
IOU\\ I\ 111,IOH\
Today as Friday March JI. the lum1nattd wuh rlcctflcal h&hll"J.
190tbdlyofl989. Thertere27Sday In 1917, the United 'tatc took
lcf\ 1n the )car. posiession of the VuJ1n I land from
, Today's hiahhaht in hi tory. Denmark. • One hundred yean "°'on tarch In 1923. the first dan~ marathon
ll, 1119. French cn11nccr .\k~andre in the United tatcs. held 1n "cw
Guaaave Eiffel unfurled the French York Caty. rnded "-'1t..h Ima um·
tricolor from the toP of the Eiffel minas sctttna a world rt\ord of 27
•Tower in Pant. of1k11ll) mark•na 1ts -hours on her feet. • c:omplttion. Eiffel's -.ork. hoY.c"\er, In 1932, Ford Motor o. publicly
was denounced by anists. compos_cn un.,e11ed au "V-"rn&mc.
·and 1uthof1 who iancd a ptt1tioA In 1933. dunna lhc Great Dc-i co•mnlftl t.bc Tower u • ·homd prns1on. Conattt authoriud the
1 niahtmatt" that rctembkd "a huat. C 1v1h1n ConKrvauon Corpt
blick ktory mokntack." In 1943. the Rodtcn and Ham· On dais date: merate1n mu 1cal "OUahoma!"
In 11)1 , Qurbtt and Mont~al opeMd on BiQtKtway. I wae i~l..t as c1tecs. OM year aao. TM novel " Belo"td" In 1170, Thomla PctcnOn Mu:ndy by Tona Morrison *IS a...rocd the
C8IC a ballot 1n a mun1etpal clttuon tn Puhtztt Pritt for fkuon, while the
Fa1b Amboy, NJ .. bcconuf\I the Nonb Carohna ne-spepcr "Charlot•
._ bllCt IO vote f'ollowina ral1fi· IC Oblervtt" won ttic pozc for pubhc
calicle ol' 119c l.Slh Amcndmcrn. teNicc for llt CO\'t,..r of tht' PTL
I• IUO, Wabash. Ind .. bC'came the tcandal. ""' '°"" to be complctel) II· •1 n. A#edt"4 ,,,_ .. ,.
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5fJ ~~I c;p GPoO,
~. e>US\t ..
Operation Rescue didn't shut
clinics, but Supf~me Court mc:ly
Opcrat1on Rcscur brought tts an11-
nbortion ci rcus to thf Southland on
E.a\ter week. entertained the media
for a few da)'S and left v.1thOUI ha\.1ng
mu h impact on a \\Oman's righ1 to
have an aboruon
Randall Terry and a few hundred ol
his fo llowers will clog thr alread)
nowdcd court for the nc\\ fe"'
weeks, trying 10 uc;c the courtroom as
a soapboA from wh1rh to deliver hi\
ant1-abort1on i,crmon. But "h1h:
TcrT) and his followers ~t 1n Jail 1hc
famtl ) planning cl inics remained
open and continued to offer abortion!!
to women -and teen-agers -who
cho -to end 1hctr prcgnanc1e<>.
l he mo I Operation Re uc can
• cl:um lo ha'c accomph hed 1n Or-
ange Count) 1s that at one d 1n1t on
one da). a lcw \\Omen postpont..'<l
their abonions unul the rowdies v.cnl
home
I rrr) 's rchgtouHrusade 1H.loomcd
because hr hu the support ofonl> thl'
m1nont) -albeit nots) -ol
mcntans who want to close all
aboruon dmics. I he ma.Joni) 1n th"
count'} uppons the pnnc1plc of
allowang a woman to cnOOli(' to abost
her prcgnanc)
\ poll conducted b) ahe non-
part1'kln held Institute la'>t month
l..Oncludcd ahat 66 pcrtcnt of (ah·
tornia adults 4'upport u woman·s njht
to ha\c: nn abortaon dunng the first
three mo nths of prrgnanc) In fat 1
thr pr<>-t ho1cc scnument 1s grov. mg
uni) )8 percent said the~ were pro-
cho1Ce in a 19 Osur\C\ \nd."lulC'm
1980 37 pcrcent tlf ( ahforn1'1n'I
""anted tooutb'-" .tbortioM. onl} ~.,
perct'nt soi) the) oppo<;c abon1on
100 > A l't'ttnt national poll,.31.,o \ho"cd
that mo t .\mencan\ \upport thr
I ~73 \upremc ( oun deo ion. Roe
'" Wade that foroo<lc: 'ltates from
dcn)in& women thr1r lOn\t1tut1onal
nght to an abonion
More Ihan ~ 000 "omc.-n in
(.. hlorn1a choS<' 10 tl·rmmate their
prt"gnanc1t•s m 1985 the:' last \('Jr for
\\-hach Ii re arc a' a1lahle 3 I 000
abortion) "ere performed 1n Ornngc
( OUOI ) that )l'3r \~\rllOn\ na-
1100\\ldl· O\\er al· a hllk 11101"(' thon
I 6 million eac h )tar
ewl)' t\\O-lh1nh of th n\(.' ac111ng
ahomons arc under 2 Sand 27 Pl'r(l'nl
arc teen-ager\, 81 pcrll'nl urc unm.tr·
m.'tl
More than 9() (X'RCnt of the
.tbort1on.,r.;rtorml·d 1n the l \ arc 1n
1helirst '-"el'ksofprcin:mn -thl.'
thrl'e-month pcnoJ Jurina ""h1lh thr
Supreme ( ourt ~1<l slate\ lltul<l not
plale JO\' rl'\trtct1on\ Uri a \\Om.in"·
right 10 .in abon1on 1 he aboncd
ktu\ Randall ferf) u~'ti .11 h1o; mi,:d1.i
sho" 1n Ornntte ( oun\\ v.J\ I'> -.111.'l'I>.\
ol<l and h.1\ httk relc' ante to the
lOurt"• 197.' ruling thilt he,., protl'\I·
ing
\bort1on toe-. v.ho hrcal IJ\\\ 10
torle do,urc: of chn1t\ compart
thc.mscl\es to ahc Ct\ al <ll\ol:x·d1cnlr
u-.cd b) ahe Cl' 11 nghh nuncment 1n
the 1960\ The) art.· nm1.1ll·n. the
CIVIi nghl\ OIO\'emcnt !ought IJ\\\
that tool a"'a) freedom Opaatmn
Rescue "'ant\ to tnle J\\3) a v.vmar)'>
nght of pn\,\l\ nnd the ngha 10 choo~ her 11\\0 fu1url' fhc' h.1H' no
right to lorn· their hd1d that human
life htg1n' .i~ t;l>nu~p11on on Pl'Opk
v.ho Jo not \h<trl 1hc1r r\.'11gou'
COO\ ll llOn\ \lo irtlUfl ha<t thal nghl
.... 01 )Cl Jn~ \.\J\
••• Wh1k Ofll'rallon ReSl Ul' "111 m'H r
dose abortion dm1 ' the l \ "u-
prcmi: ( ourt mil) th1\ 'um mer
"'l'\I month the coun "111 he.1r
argument'> on a \11\\oun la" thal
dcdarc human life begins at conlt'f>'
11on \n ;appeal\ court \true Ir.. du\\ n
the law • nd the tall' llf '\11\\tlUn .10d
the Reapn \dm1nl\tration ~'"'"'" opportuntl)' to O\Cllurn Rex· '.,
'Wade.la 1 ~oHmhcr n\lcd thecourt
10 hear an appcal ol 1he lo" .... r tourt''
ruhn! If the coun rulC'' in \1 1.,..oun ·,
fa\ or -and ob-.cr\ er\ prcd1" tat ka .. t a partial \lltor) for nhortaon flX'\, 11
.... 111 be the l'nd 111 the lcdrnilh
protl'<:ted right to au .1llc1n1on .md
'll<lte) "111 OOlC: again ha\ e thl J)()\\(."I
to regulate "omen·, nght'>
Californians will pwbahh tarl·
htttcr than v.omcn 1n uthcr pan' of
the nation. aboruons were legal under
ccniun tm:um\tanccs bclo1t' Roe''>
Wade aod "'II probabl~ rnn_Hnuc to
be allo"ed under a nc" roun ruhnp
fhe statr Lcgi latur<' \\.llulll final!\
win 1t) fight to ban Medi< al lundcd
abonion ho"c' er
Missouri and wmc othc:r ".nc'
\.\OUld undoubted!~ ban ahort1on'
and "ould once agi 1n o;cnd \\Omen to
the back-alle~ butcher'\ "ho<.e 1ll~pl
Jbort1on lilied thou..;ind'> hc:lurt'
1973 .\nd J1l>.e bl.'fort' Roe "> \\ade
bel..am<' ia". tho~ \\Ith mom·\ v.111
tind "a)' of [lCt11n1 ~h.'. kg.;11
aboruon. and v.om'n ~11hout nll)ne\ -IC'C:Hlll!I\, 1hc poor and
utha'> "111\out rcwur\;c\ -v.111 put
thcu h'es in the hand' of 1llcpl
ubort1onists I rtm('mbcr a middle-1:J ,11 •
t1ua1ntance in the rarl> '7 who had
10 1.;0n\ IOCC IV.O doctor\ that giving
h1nit to a hab) aa her age ,.a., a thrl'.1t
to hra ph:vs1cal and mcn1ul hl'<ahh ~ht· "ii' lud.' '>he found ~t k¥"tl 1c,.,,,h~lc
to \3feh end hl'1 1m· nann \1.ah~
other'> \\Cnt to d int<.\ in ~1t•\llO or
n\l>.l•d their li\-l'S an unrc3ul8tt·J
ilkgal dinll \ \nd man:. ul thl·rn
died \ gencrauon ol "onwn h,1, rl'Jthed
mat uni\ -.inn Rot' \\ "-Jlk 1n 1117'
a'>\um1ng thC'' h;nc the nttht h1
lkc1dc 1f thl•\ \\JOI to l.'nd 1hc1r
pregnanc\ .\ lOun ru1hna "on't end
that \CO'IC of tn:l.'dom any more than
the IMh \rnC"nJmen1 to1hc< on<itllu ·
tum ended co1111umpt1on ot akohol 1n
thl' l nitcd \tale'i, .\ma1et10\ Jo not
"tlhngh g1H up thc11 ltbc;niC\
\\hat "''11 happen 1f thl' \uprcml·
( oun rt''< f")(S R<~ '' \\ adl' ,., tha1
thnu'land-. -1f not tcn\ ot thou\and\
-ol thl· I fl m1lhon \\Onwn <.l'd.in@
ab<11 t111n' l'alh \Car "'II d1r trum
bc.1tt IWJ 1lkgal \Urgcnl'\
I ht• l mtt-d tat~ "'11 lln1.C' again
hl.'\onll' a l>.1lhna field l\I "'"n
\\\11\l('I\
Tom Clanin Is 1•" t>alh Pl/01'
nt'" Hllor.
Frida~. Mar~h 31 , 1919
lns·ist that
Mesa back
voters on
MeasureG
Io thr Editor
II
A7
Thi k11cr will respOnd to e•·
Ma)or Donn Hall's intemperate let-
ter pubhshcJ tn the feb 26 edition.
Dr Ste\ en (,oldbcrger as a moder-
ate He did oppose the bu1ldin1 ot a
u-,tory oflice nonh of the J-40S near
I larb<lt Boule"ard. and the courts
Jjrcc<l "•th him, He must hne bttn
nght
Dr GoldtX'r:gcr. as a moderate,
bd1c\eJ that Sensible Growth and
T ratlic Control (Measure G) was the
wJ) to ao 1n Co ta M~. The otcrs
ugrn'tl with him. not e'-Ma)Or Hall,
b) p:i sing this men ure
Dr. Goldll<'rgcr believed that a 20-
story and a 12-story bu1ld1ng nonh of
I 405 and adjacent .to Harbor
Boulevard and Measure H & J were
not m the be t interests of the
re adcnt and the \Oters agreed with
him almo I 2 to I lfOr. Golberger is
wrong. so are the rc1i1stt'rcd voters m
( o t~ Mesa Ex Ma)Or H311 called Dr. Gold·
hcrger an cht1'it and tned to ubstan-
llatc ll ""lthout w ccess. ln my
opinion ao.>onr \\oho attempts to
d1senlranch1\C tht• \.Oters, or aids and~
abets .:.uch an action. is 1hr paragon of
C'liu m.
fa .. ~ \tH Hall hould be called
what he 1 • -the tie, dopers' hll man.
l he n:!>ult ol lialr!> one-1dcd cffons
tor th{.: de,.dope~ 1 the traffic mess
\\I! now haH in Co ta Mrsa. gctllng
"or • cath month and not solvable
""ha Band-1d appr.oach E"<·ma)or
tfall 1s "X}dt-grec-. to the nght 1n favor
ol tkH~lopc1:. fh1 extreme bias
m.tli.c tho "'ho re. II)' are moocrates
(or middle of the ro. d) lool like
trnublcmnkcr\ 1f the:. oppo~ pro-
1cct \trcma t do not and cannot
tolerate OPt>U 1t1on
In 1;, SC' \.OU art' intcrc\tcd m what
e\-fa:.: or l>onn Hall is doing now, he
1s ""ork1n¥ for tbr Chamber of
( ommer1.: • repre..entin& its interests
1n &ht• amcndma of the c11y·s ieneraJ:1!
pl.rn
He I\ alf,(l hcalhng up a arovp-
n.1med \1e Pndc. funded b) dc-
Hlo~r' to ha\ c ka urc G declared
1lkg.il b) the Coun It 1s csumated
thl'\ ~•II pend S75.000 to try lo
a\cc1mph\n thh feat
I h<' ut' 1-. rcqu1~ to defend
Mt•a'lurc (; 1n the": ctJun a t1on tikd
c.-arllcr 1h1s month. 1ncc four of the
ti'e "oun 11 mcm~" proudly talc
t h:ll th .. ·~ duJ not \ ote for ".: It 1 not
111.:d\ an' ell' -mounted detcnse "'Ill
he .1U,rc,·\l\e:' 1aurou ot hone t.
I hmc tit u'I "ho \'Otcd for Mea ure
l1 mu\t v.11te to lht' < 1t} ( ounc1l. or
phunc lht: lll~ dC'rl>. .11 7.54.5223. and
1n'1"1 1ha1 1ndepcnd<'nt. unbiased. lull~ quahlil·d. a11ornc) reprcM:nt
thl' lit\ 1n th1' (.nun case
. DICK 'HERRICK < oo;ta Mc~
Post block numbers
1 n the l d1\llr hnd1n ~ the 1.1.a\ to a ne"' de t1-
nat111n in sn area "-1th \\htch on~ 1
nc..I\ l<1m1har I'> not t'a ) One 1 lt\CO an ddrc\~ I ~Wl ttttt and. as
one dn'e' along ' trttt one \Cau:hc'I fur .1 numlxr d1 pla)ed on a
bu1ld1ng or 'trttt \lgn not the be l
"·" to hl' dn' 1 nr. on a hus') road
I \UJ8C!lt th:u the block number be
pl t.t.."tf in a prommrnt pos1uon at
n·tular 1ntff\ al\, th!\ po<11 t1on to be
thC' ~ml.' 11n Jll hu\) ett) streets.
\1 \JH1 ~RCT < RlNGLI:
l ~guna Beach
Do build monorail; don't expect miracle
For otn1ou r ·a woo;. o monorai l
capture the am &Jna11on ot the
pubht.. .\Iler II. here 1\ a !It naJe s1h rr
rail hdJ alof\ h11h 1n the i..y b~
aracc:ful upport p)-IOn -and ndan
a.Iona th t rail 1s a I c~ gleamma
sal\;cr tram mo"'tnl rapid!) forward
wuho ut regard for traffic brlov..
What ,., more. lhe \upport p)"lon-.
require httlc spa c on the around.
\\hat a beautiful "ll) to he
tran poru11on problem -~long u
the monorail goes through )Our
nei&hborhood and not mine. ~orco\;er. many of us ha"t cn-
JO cd monorail n~ r rom Fron·
11crland aJI 1}lc "'-'I) to fanll )l.inJ 1n
Oisnc)lanJ. And .from do•nto9t'n Steuac all the wa) 10 1hc Space
Ntt.dk. Whal fun.
lt1 doubtful hO"'-Cvcrthat many of
u ha'c iakcn a monorail (ot other
than rccra11on -from home to a
job, ftom Job to an 11rpon, from ho&cl
to an of1\Cc mcctma. To date, mononJI in 1hc lJnitcJ
SI.Ila (and c"~heft cl~ in the
woitd that dus •ritcr ha tra\clcd)
have betn mraoonal 11mm1ck.s -
and martet,:r aUl'IKtJOM. manor an die markctint. cat·
~Ml.~• protritd by McDon· ndl ~ lle.lty l'o. nd 1t oould be•~· ..ntt•nt 1nractt0n.
I .....
DoaMll = .... ~de-= .. Ooi"1-an and c•I C'Olftplea on Mee' nllur 8-k~ll'd .. lrvw ~ IK'T09I
die..,.. a. JOlaa Wayae AirpOrt
Miia • .-t, emtfPll p1111""' ......... n.•~••tftria•eome •
'
c.1nw the cit> ot "'e"port llea~h.
tlO\IOU' to mal.:e certain that Jtihn
\\ >Mr \1rport not be e ~ndcd too
mu1:h or too qu1ckl) ~ u'IC of u krolh O\Cr "'-t"'pon \ monorail
-goll) ct -that "'111 hnn <''tr1
hon.I of tra,dr"' to thc 1rpor1
neauna a b1 r dem:rnd
"-o, the C'lt) lr.idc1 .. ...,. ~rt told.
Ri 11). 1h1\ " uni) u markeung
attrn lwn h "''" not hnnJ mor~ people to 0) out nf the airport than
v.1th a lcmfil 1<ka I or onh U ~ "ould other"' 1\C 0) out ,,(the import.
malhon (I rt'l<lll~tf) \nl31l arnoUOl "O 11,jcv.port 8c th &-l\C the mUntlnllll
"'hen t.alk1na hundrtd of million' in 1t bles ma.
dr"elopm nt c t >. th firm ha\ ow come":\ another hitch -Imm
oil ·red to build a monora1l linl.:tnF 11'> the count)'. wh1ch ulrcad' UJ'IPI O\\:tl
current and proll<HCd office building.' ahe proJt.'t't. Wo"". 1 r{O\f monorail
and propo\Cd rt~1Jent1al con· Won't that lure J)C'Oplc "'"tang tm
dom1n1um ,.vouh th<' nev. 1rport airpl:iot a~a> frr1m the new lcr·
tcrmmal. manal' con<:~ 100,·1 1 he a1rpor1
for che dt\cloptr. the marketing couldlo f'e\cnuc~1fpeoplcfotgothr
benefit\ arr ob\IOU "Lea~ office flu t lntcmauonal rntauranl nll
,pace an a proJ«t w1th a ~hr~ t kta1I lounp. 1dJon.ald' h: m·
mon<>ra1l hnk to the 11rpon " Wh.it a burscr ~t.and and the a.in ~l>' to mt ~"auttful rcndcnnt for the I a\ang the monoraal 9(1 Mac nhur
bnxhurc. ~nd whit fttbulou puh-8ouk\ard. ,,,
hell) prot.hl) nauonwidc. It 1\ a While the (Ounl 1 ~tall WOfJ)·1n1
dream 1tuat1on -far bdkr than 1 1bt1'!t this probkm. k't u' auurt th m
few p1C'<'Q of tNIOhU'C 1n the 1>Yza thet 11 ao th1,,._ the of'P(*lt woulJ
be true. Far more ofTK""e workers monora n RW-t twft tn R1,tr •ould t.akc the monorail to u th
(it}""' Oh my. The idea •rta:td the 11rpon col'k'aliOn thin tra\cltn
1m•in1tt0n' of"polnical lmd«I. TM ka"""" lhc aefJM)n _to utc thr: dlllt cny ofln1ne, lcd by pablic traat;bt· siandt 1n the lobbin or the omtt ~OUIMa~~= bu11d1ntt. • • ""'C'OUnJ)' loerd.OI .~ • nd oow, 1U anOCMr h1tth. Tbt v~~ alWayi ~ .S· coMmK'ttOn ~ for the new
romcd tM pnvatt dr~a ~ lem'l•MI arc "90)' . to er«1 tht
to the putiltC lnft'llMI twilit 10'1· mONn11Ml1'P0'1•--tt.owstedand
pewovalt came tw1ftty. 4 *"*' ~ -'" troftt of the
But te.e. the~ ol a moncw'All ~1111 __,Uft. tMI t~' are
really fimt up , ...... ioM. Firll llkt"I Mcl>Oftndt ~ & IM ..
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FRIDAY. MARCH 3 1, 1989 m
Cl
apens
Big West
Anteaters tangle
with I 7th-ranked
Spartans tonigh_t
While this year's U I baseball
team may not have developed quite as rapidly as Coac;h Mike Gerak<>1
bad hoped, the Anteaters dive into Bit West Conference action toniaht
111inst the I 7th-ranked team and one
Ofl.hc best p11chen m the nation.
san Jose late will throw riaht·
hander David Teller • a JUmor from BUCna Park who Ila rcgJ tercd a I()..()
· record and 2 95 .
' '
"
ER A t hi s
season a\ the
part;l"ns have
built a 26-S re-
cord.
Tonight' 7
o'clock start i'i
the fi r'il outing
of a three-game
series with
UC J' !{ob Parker Johnson (4-4)
pittcdagainst :inJose's(hmManan
(6..0) aturday at 7 p m
Anteater Ken Wh11wonh (2-4)
face; Donnie Rea (6-2) <-iunday at I
p.m. \
l I met ~n Jose 1a1e 1n orth·
ern Cahfom1a last ~ason. with the
partans taking two of the thr~-e
game • but the Antcater'i have \(on
eight of the past 13 meeting~ 1ncc the
series betAln in I 972 and arc 5· I at
'\nleater l=ield
The panans dropped from 1he
No. I 3 ipot 1 n 1 he na taon J ftcr 10'>1 ng a
weekend encounter w 1th Nevada·
Reno and then fell to an ta (Iara th1
week.
San Jose has been one of five 81&
West teams (also Long Beach State.
(al late Fullenon. Fresno <itatc and
Nevada-Las Vt'gas) standmg in 1he
ES PN/(olkgiatC' B:iseball l op 30
poll dunng mo t of the season.
The Anteaters. 10.15·1 after ~•n
n1na tbe1r pa~t t~o pmc . face an
uphlll chmb \fter sconng onl) ~•'<
runs wh1k dropping thn.-e m a ro~.
UCI broke loo')C for 26 run an their
t~(}HClOrtC
Jeff Haack. a~rodull ol Hunt· mgton Beach H 1 . opposes r cllel"5
1on1gh1 Haa lo;,.,., o lool..eJ to ht'l\ta
proma ing future aftl'r kad•n& the
conference in ERA 1~0 }cars ago.
4itru~lcd la-;1 )Car and enter to-
na&bt s game with a I ·'\ m:ord and an E.RA 1m1lar 10 Im 6 7 larcer 01. rl
In non-confcrl'net gam~. the nt·
eaters ranl seventh among 81g \Vc~l
teams If' ball mg and at the bottom an
pitching.
At the plate, ccntl·r fielder ~tac)'
Parker, infielders Al Rodnguc1. Chm
Gallego. r rcdd1c Comb\ and JC!>lg·
natcd hitter Bnan Young_ haH·
hourdcred much of the offcn 1vC'
load v.htlc prOJCCtcd kc)' pla)cl"\
()\mar ()C(havez. ( ounnc) ()a\1<.
and Mike C100<Jcasc h.tH' trugilcd at
the plate Jon <ik~ h~ come one 10
b<>O.t lhr 1eam h1ahc\t batting
Parker ha tolcn 17 base!>, nine ~h)
of Rock) ( ra11's team record of 26
rl'l'StcrcJ 1n 1971.
Laguna Beach protected Its No. 1 r•nklng In Or•nge Coun·
ty with a four-set win over No. l Huntington Beach.
Above, left, Lagun•·s D•ln Blanton p•sses as John
11 lf,ll 'f 11001 I H \C h
DAM)' -,,.... .. I>)' LAI• ,..,_
(. McKeown (1 1 J looks on; and Sean Stafford pa sses off.
Below, Jim Alce (left) sets the b•ll. At right, Doug Cun·
nlngham (JJ, Steve Lucas look on as Scott Dr•k• passes.
Artists
paint ~P -·
HBin4
l,aguna Beach tops
Oilers in the battle
of county powers
8y JON FERGUSON
Of IN ~ l"lot SUl!f
Laguna Beach High'sSean tafTord
may gel thC' maJonty of attention. but
John McKrown 1 offenng the Artists a valuable ahemate weapon along the
net
While ~taflord had 26 kills to lead
the ho t n1 ts pa t Hunti ngton
Beach, 9-1 S. l 5-9. H>· 14, 15-8, in a
b:iule of unbeaten bo)S volle) ball
team Thu~dn}. Mc-Keown sup-
ported 'tafford with 18 kills of his
own and along wllh tafford and
Jonathan Cummings combined for a
fomlldablc blocking front.
"John ha~ been steady as a rock all
year." sa1J Laguna Coach Lance
S1ewan "lie' h111ang the ball high
and hard A lot of colkgt> coaches had
better taft -10ok1ng a1 him. He's
L'Omtng on !ltrong. And Sean rcall >
p1d.\.'d 11 up th~ last two g:imes"
Bui what l~wan 1s quick to point
10 as the kl') to the succc s of h1s
'>Quad. racU.\.·d No I an Orange" < ounlv. 1!1 dctense fhe digs of Dain
Blanton and n.·scne John Trc\tnO
among other\ helped the Artists
fru tr:ue the Oiler<> oflcnsl\ cly a1
tame'>
·· fhL' top eight teams all haH· gu)s
whuLan erram 1he ball." tcwan said
"\\ C' want to put an emphasis on
digging hard hit'> and bloclnna hard hit ..
\\ h1k the .\rti\l 1mpro\cd to 7-0,
\tc\\art railed 1hc 01ters, ranked
M~ond 1n lhe county ha team'
toughe!lt test thu far "B' tar .• ~tc\\art said "U,ncw they
"-OUld be I wa 'lure they'd be there
nght at the end '
"1 hat wa' a good high school
\Olle)'ball I think 11 wa prcll) much
wha1 we th ought 11 would be all wee\..
I he am 4iomc breals and pla)t'd
H'I) ~di.,
'With a 5-1 mark 1nclud1na wins
O\ef "'cwpon Harbor and E tanc1a.
ltunungtnn ( 03ch Rock) Ctartlh
IC'Ch next "eel· un t League
ma1~he ag;ian t Edison and Manna
. will dcterm1nC' "hethcr the Oilers are
~orth' of the !\,o :! spot
"I thin\. we pla~cd prelh gOod,"
C 1arclh \11\.1 -f'hc" ·re the be: t t~m
10 lh< count' no~ td1son 1 good.
and Marin.1 1 good It ~l· can "in
twice nr\t wc-ek, then w.,.·re a prett)
goo<l team ·· ··
The 01kr. h'cd up to their rcpu·
1a11on earl) on gaining a 15.Q '1c101)
10 thl' OJ>l'n1ng g.imc and t<U.ina a ·I
lcaJ earl\ in lhl' \l'\Ond Then some quc\tllln~hlc lalls ...ccmeJ to lead the
Oiler\ a link out nl locu
··1 told thl·m no11<1 ~om about the
rckrCl' ·· C 1<1rcll1 -.aid ··\ c)u'"e got to
l t•cp pla:.1ng meumcs. 11 wa\n't
tO(I great \omc11m~. no matter what
\OU tell them the\ 're still 17-or I ·
\caH>IJ l..1d\ out there and the\ see
~hat'' going. on:·
l aguna rallu.·J to tu: the )Ccond
aame qu1ckl\ he fore a couplt' of errors
allowcJ Hunttngton to regain the
lead ~.c, Bui \taOord and ~f(lo..eo"n
haJ \.ills in a 1hrec·point run "h1ch
pH' l aguna a 9-7 lead. and while
H un11ngton rallied again to tie 11 at
nine. the n1 t\ pla\ed lrorn aht'4ld
(Ptuw Sff VOUEYI ALL/ll)
~dM's Sawin shows versatility in m€et against University
Sf:le captures highjump and 880, places second in 220 and third in shot put
Often a quan cr mil~ will compctr
irtthc 220or 80. somcumesc,cn the too and mile. to help hone her \kill
dvrmg the tra I.. nd field ~a~n but
at;,;,f orona del '1ar Hi&h. the ~ ~ ha\c ~n1or Laura Saw m Joan,
J1111 a hnk' more tha n that
er coach. \C\C Kal"L)'n\~1 . had
bcr. entered 1n tht 220 and XO
Tlwnda)'. but 1h ~hot pu1 anJ high
J&uap. a.s ~tit?
:::rhert"t a method to th nl3dnc\c,
-1ynslu 1s bent on lind1ng out
~how wdl his four·)Car ~1ark1 e; n
UOln the vanN C\Cnl!t ~1th her lulurc
Pfl\~1hh 1n thl' ht.•p111thlon. ·
"I thanl ~~··11 JU'>I run the 100
hurdks m prallllC, and ~e'll h:i\e 10
~c ah-Out the J•nelln," \aid
Kau~n\\.1. ··1 11:.lll> bche'c \he can bC :i hC\:ku'a hcptathlcte."
~w1nwa 01h1:t kuq1uthk1e Thur..·
du -c pfonni tht' 0 in 2:22 76 to
heat out Uo1,cf'l1t) H1ah'\ l an)a
Bn\ .... , well~\ ~1nn1na the h•ahJump ~•th a ).foot l'non. runnin1 \OnJ
h\ two-hundrc,lth'i oh second in th\.' 2~.0(27.7 11 anJ tinl\hin third 1n the
hot(17-b'~) It"•' unh the ~"'\'C11ld time .. ~ ha
IHll\\\\ 'llCll'
run lhl' l\XO but 1-.acn n'>k 1 \aid tw
haJ no Jouht \he "ould win
"An\ " a hl~lo.u' a runner " '>.lid
lo..JCI) n'\.1 "Jnd :> 101 of ~opk ~•d
\he lOUldn't ~.it her 'o 11 wJ\ a
1:hallen1' \'.h, run the .it•J'' \\i:'rc
not looking a1 an ordmar. girl '
'"• thl' '·lont-IJ \aw in. (or t~o )ear.>
tht ll3nl l aptain 3\~ptC\.I th~
t:halkngL' und hkc so i:nan} p~\tOU\
ctlon\ oH'r the p.l\t lour \cor~. and
pvc ( nrnna .1nothcr fl~1 plat:c
ftna\h
A lnr clo" n 1hc hne lo..all~ n l1
;1JnrnttJ 1t' 'lt1ll the 4r() meters
"hllh 1\ JI 1hc hcan ol \Jw111·, f.1111C
I'm thinlo.tng 5'. Jnd l han1"· ·";ml
lh\' < J\t lOJt.h · fha1·., lhl· tw.11
\\c'rt n en 1h1nlo;1n1 40().. Otl, ~ut
~e·r\.' JUSI pla)1n ~1th that n1m . 'illl
ot h\.r lo.ecp1n1 her 1ntl'rl''>tlJ in thin&.\ ..
\1can"h1k Corona·~ guh 'cpl
their un~Jtcn trral 1n1t> a luurth
tra1gh1 lca&uc n ah' l'. Jlut11ng Uni,cr.11\IW1\,~I ~6 onthl·lowf°,
O\;ll •
\3w in. a v.cll a\ ~nu)r\ < ind'
\k1nnl·r (a double ~inner 1n lh\'
hurJle ) and ( hmt1c Prou h. l\:d lh\·
1. hargc 101 I hr \upholllnll' dnm 1 niitcd
< J\f unit
l 1"4.'" hl'rc 1n high'" ho11I 11 l\lwd;
Edi on l .t '!a. lluotln&ton Btacb
at&.,. '\oelk l I\ IO ( ' \~ "")
Juuhkd 1r1 th\' hurdle' ;,irh.I Jc.-nn\
\\ all..~r JuublcJ 1n thl' 1ump' (I s. ,
': •11. hul .l lo&Jam rn th\.· high Jump
prcl\N llununii111n R alh·, und11ma
a' Ed1~on pulkd 1101 lhl' narrnw
' 1\lof\ at H 8
L t'\hf Hnw I \H 1 ht,J. Jamie lo..ar
rcr (\pnnt\) and klhc. a t .n lor
1d1\t:.nlc) c.i~h douhkd tor hh,on
Oct>u \'lt>v. 73, Foaatala Vallt'y •4
eirates storm w·tt hit D ·d h h · 3 2 · to 7-3 victory 1 no-s o g~rs t roug seven 1n -win
W1t1. ho threw"'& pcrf t p mc on
the: linal da\ of the 19 4 ~ n
1p 1n t the 1c:..a Ran Cr\, pttchw
the fir t \rn 1nn101· anJ k'fi with
t ort !It'd I· I. lk t1 nl\hcd the
Jlfncl\00 ().; l tn l \ JUrt y,.11h I J 21
tamed run l\C •
Bob t('( hare" rcurC'd thrtt ~tra11ht
hat~n in th<' c1pth and Br)an Har~C) ~U'\Kk out thrft in the ninth
to tin1~ pnng v.1th a ~tin caf'Md
nan 1n·~. 1rq Minton. ~ho
tamed the '1 ory1 ret rN 1hc idc 1n
the IOlh btfort Frutr came on to
not~ h \he \AH~
In the t 11h. Oid 'bOfield rach~ 11ftt cm Duncan·, 1hro.-u11 mor
and tOOk IC'COnd on a MCrifitt
Too rmas. uft liddtr Chn
tiwywn trappCd Oevoa ftt1t'1 Jink·
1ft1 liftff rof I hit llt hofitld htld I I
'
ond a nd J ntr'' tut
hofiekl
Ch 1h Dlv1 wa 1ntettli0nall)
••lltcd b) lotrr Tam ~ who
Maned lhe 1nnu~" and White ~J
Oft pencil h1tt('r Jim f.pperd'tSKnfkc
ft •
The llOdeen hed titd tht 11me I·! en ~ \iCnth oa a pa.er of walks to
Kart <nbtion and Ectdte MurNy. a
forte plav at ~ aftd a tecnfttt ft
. .
~L ~
\cnio1 hurlik r.., Hc1d1 Ha-.cman
(In ~) ,1nd I nn ~tan'ihul)_ (50'1)
<lon11n.1tcd the 100 and '00-mctcr
'illd' ,I\ Ou·Jn \ 1l'w dealt f ountain
allt•\ an 01x·ninp league \\'tbilel..
l>c hh1c ()'One n aho \lood out
~llrtnf in thrl'C J1<>t.1nte cH·nt~
1nduJ1n1 a" inner in the 1 MM)" 1th a
fi,04 rtlMt. a .. "l'll ac. a 'troni lea in the
1,bOO rl'la\
tarina l I . \\ t' tmlo tu U : l>l··
'Piie a \hghth 1nJUrl'd tool. thC'
\I 1~in c.' lcnnikt l lo \\3\ a tnplC'·
"'nnC'r tn 1h ht&h )Ump (5-0). Ion
Jump< I~ 111 anJ triple Jump ( 3~· I>
Manna , \u11e < 1rcpo1l t tir~h
in the \\Clllhl\ llh mark\''''"-11 10 f P~aw Sff TRACK/IJ)
Rustlers take
it on chin; 7-2
Rllh l odd1n1 rC\overed from a
'lh6'l..' \tart 1nd p1tt·hcJ a complete
a,.mt" in lc1J1na 1he pres f.'olk:et'
ba b.-sll team to 1 1·2 &\'t ion o'er < 1oldcn Wc\t Thurtda' in the )raner t:mpirc ·onfcrt~~ ·
l odd1na Hckk'd 1nalc runs 1n the
hr<1t I nd third 1n"1np. but tttded
d "n.hmthftf tht.hOtt Run~IOSll
h1h. •hilt •tnlona out nine GOiden
~tt.t. wtuch wnettd tit ...ct
r1ifht tot falls to I Z...-.1 ovcnll.
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Dodger$' Montlay
op~ner starts long
TVbaseball season
Despite the fact that the game starts
in the mom i ng local time on a
weekday. the defending World Champion Los Angeles Dodgers will
be 1etpvising Monday's 11 :05 a.m. se~n-opencr at Cincinnati.
It's the traditional National League '
opener, and Channel I l will be on
hand to show the game beginning
with the pre-game!lhowat 10.
The Dodgers' package-on Channel
11 will feature 50games, 1ncludin'
seven of the first nine on the team s
in11ialroad trip. NBC(Channel 4)1s
expected to pick up one of those games-Saturday, April 8 in Atlanta
-so that only one pme on the trip.
next Tbursda)' morning in Cincin-
nati, will not be.telecast back to Los
Angeles. The Angels will open the season at
home a day later. un Tuesdaj. with a
2:05 p.m.gameagainst the Chicago
Whtte Sox. Z Channel will televise
thegamelivefrom Anaheim
Stadium.
The cable network also plans to
show two other games oo the home-
stand -both against the defending
America n League champion Oakland
Athletics-on Monday. April IOand
Wednesday. Apnl 12, both at 7:05 p.m. .
In its second season ofmaJOr league
baseball telecasts, Z Channel will
offer 35 Angel and 35 Dodger home
games. The first Dodgers' telecast is
their home opener on Thursday.
Apnl I )against the Houston Astro~
at 1:05p.m.
Joel Meyers will work the play·b>·
playandJoeTorrew11l handle the
conlmentary~ for the Anaelaame~.
while Eddie Doucette and Don Sut-
ton will work lhe Dodger telecast
All Dodger games can be heard on
KABC (790) radio, while tbc Angels'
flagship station is KMPC(? 10).
Superstauon T BS opens its 125-
pmeslateof Atlanta pmesoo
Tuesday at S:30when the BraHs play
Houston in the Astrodome. The
Braves broadcasting team conmtsof
Ernie Johnson, Sk1p Caray, Pete Van
W1ercnand Billy Sample.
0
lfSctoo Hall wins the NCAA
basketball cham~iCJnship, Billy Pack-
er won't besu['nsed. 01tto for Duke,
M1cb1ganand lhno1s.
"fort he firs Jtmc in m ) memo11 .
every team 1n the Final Four has a
realistic shot at winning 1t all," the
CBS commentator said.
"There have been Cinderella teams
in the past that were great tones. But
when you broke the teams down.
their weaknesses wereeas11) exposed.
"This year, all four teams ha vc
proven themselves, not only ovrr the
course of the season but over the
course of the tournament. Seton Hall
1s underrated in that regard. The)
haven't lost to an opponent outside
the Big East all season."
One of the unusual thin~about
this year's Final Four 1s that none of
the teams won the1r confercncc
champ1onsb1p.
"It shows the balance the ma1or
conferences had this year;· Packer
said "Coach (John)Wooden,a
sman ashct$, said the NCAA
tournament should not be expanded
be)'Ond leaguechampions. lfthat wa
the case\ noneolthc Final Four would
even be in the tournamen1. ..
0
N 8 ( announced this week that 11
w1lllelev1sc thc 1990and 1991 NHL
All· tar~m~. the first time the
league willbeon network telev1)1on
in nearly a decade.
Thcgamrs,on Sunda}sJan. 20.
1990,andJan.21, 1991 . wtllbe
accom pan1ed by a tele" 1sed
··Legends" game on SportsCha n nel
Amenca cable on the preceding
turda}s that also will include as }Cl
to be determined othercompct1t1on.
Joel Nt).On. the NH L's vice-pre 1-
dcnt for broadcasting.said 1t was
modeled aftcrthe NBA 's All-Star
weekend. which includes a Sunda)'
game on CBS and the othcrcompct1-
11on on TBScableSaturda).
CB~ carried the last NH Lgamc o n
network television on Ma y 24, 1980,
when the New York Islanders beat the
Ph1tadclph1a Flyers in the sixth game
of the Stanley Cup finals to win the·
first ofth eirfourNHL titles. N BC last
televised NHLgamesin 1975.
The two all-star games will take
place on what normally is a slow
Sundny for television-the one
between the NFL'sAFCand NFC
mte games and the Super Bowl The
gamesw1Jtbecamedbe1..-.een 10:30
a.m.and l ·JOp.m. PST.
Weekend TV, radio sports
Saturday
TELEVISION
10:30 a.m. TENNIS: lntemauonal Players
Championships from Key Biscayne. Fla .. ESPN.
12:30 p.m. -AUTO RACING: NASCAR race from
Darlington. S.C. (delayed). ESPN.
I p.m. -SPORTS SATURDAY: Fi&ure skating
exhibi tions from Pans (tape). Channel 2.
I :30 p.m. -GOLF: LPGA Dinah Shore tournament
from Rancho Mirage, Channel 4.
1:30 p.m. -GOLF: PGA tournament from The
Woodlands, Texas. Channel 7. 2:30 p.m. -COLLEGE BASKETBALL: NC.AA
Final Four from Seattle-Seton Hall vs. Duke Channel
2. 2:30 p.m. -HORSE RACING: The Jim Beam Stake'i
from Florence. Ky., ESPN.
• 3 p.m. -BOWLING: Men's .. Open from
Edmond. Okla (dela)ed). Channel 7 3·05 p.m. -U.S. OLYMPIC GOLD: Finals of l
boxing champ1onsh1ps from Colorado pnngs. Coto
(tape). TBS.
4:30 _p.m. -WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS: Speed
skating from Heerenveen. Tbe Netherlands (tape).
box1ng-E\ander Holyfield vs. Michael Dokes from Las
Vegas (tape). Channel 7.
4:30 p.m. -PRO HOCKEY: New York Rangers at
Pittsburgh. WOR.
4:30 p.m. -PRO HOCKEY: Game to be announced,
Z Channel. ·
4:45 p.m. -COLLEGE BASKETBALL: NCAA
Final Four from Scatde-lllinois vs. M1chio'*n !'hanncl 2. 0-•.
5 p.m -COLLEGE HOCKEY: NCAA Division 1
Champ1onsh1p game from St. Paul. Mann .. ESPN.
5 p.m. -TENNIS: Grand Champions Cup for
seniors from Santa Barbara (delayed). Prime Ticket.
6:30p.m. -PROlsASKETBALL: Lakcrsat Den\ er
Channel 9.
7:30 p.m. -PRO HOCKEY: Vancouver at Kings.
Prime Ticket.
8 p.m. -HORSE RACING: Santa Anita rcpla)'
Channel 56 (Prfme Ticket, 10:30 p.m.). ·
RADIO
6:30 p.m. -PRO BASKETBALL: Lakers at Denver
KLAC(570). .
7 p.m -EXHIBITlON BASESALL: Dodgers at
Angcl'i, KMP( (710), KABC(790).
7:30 p.m -PRO HOCKEY: Van cou\>Cr at Kings.
KORG(l 190)
Sunday
TELEVISION
l.J a.m. -SPORTS SUNDAY: International Rock
( li mbing C hamp1onsh1p from Cottonwood Can)'on,
Utah (tape); NC AA tournament preview, Channel 2.
9:45 a.m. -AUTO RACING: NAS AR Winston
(up Transouth 500 from Darlington, S.C. ESPN.
10:30 a.m. -PRO BASKETBALL: Bo'iton at
( levcland. Channel 2. 10:30a m -EXHIBITION BASEBALL: New York
\ ankcc "~ "le"" York Mets, WOR. 11 a.m -PORTSWORLD: Look back at 1979
NC AA t:hamp1onsh1p game between Indiana State.
featuring l.afT) Bird. and M1ch1gan State. fcatunng Maa1c
Johnson. Channel 4. oon -GOLF: LPGA Dinah hore tournament
from Rancho Mirage, Channel 4
12:30 p.m -GOLF: PGA 1oumamcnt from The
Woodlands. Texas (delayed). Channel 7. I p.m. -WOMEN'S BASKETBALL: NC A.\
champ1onsh1p from Tacoma. Wash .. Channel 2
1·30 p.m. -TENNIS: International Players Cham-
p1onsh1p from Key 81sca_Jnc. Fl;i .. E PN. 5 p.m. -COLLEGE BASEBALL: Oklahoma State
at Minnesota. ESP > 5 p.m. -TE~NIS: Grand Cha mpions (up for
scnaor from an ta Barbara (dela~d). Prime Tacket.
6 p.m. -PRO BASKETBA[L: Detroit at Clippers,
Channel 5.
7:30 p.m. -PRO BASKETBALL: Malwaukee at
Lakcrs, Pnme l 1cket. 8 p.m. -HORSE RAClNG: Santa Anita replay~.
( hannel 56 (Prime Ticket. 10:30 p.m.)
RADIO
Ip m -EXHIBITlON BASEBALL: Edmonton at
Angels. KMPC (710). 6 p.m. -PRO BASKETBALL: Detroit at ( hppc,..,
KRTH (930).
7 p m -PRO HOCKEY: Kin~ at Vancouve
KORG ( 1190)
7 30 pm -PRO BASKETBALL: Milwaukee at
Lakers. Kl.AC (570)
West stars roll UC/, Orange Coast to rovv
t~~~~:,~~!.=.~?r in San Diego Crew Classic
Brigham Young scored 25 potnl!>,
many of them on passes from Texas·
El Paso's T im Hardaway. as the We~t
took a big early lead and rolled JO a
150-111 victory over the East Tnurs·
l day night in the NAB( All-Star
'Game Hardnw~. UTEP's all -11mc lead-
1ngscorer, lln1shed with 17 po1n1sand
eight assists. He was named the
The UC'f and Orange C oa~t College
crews will JOan more than 2JXXJ
oarsmen from morC' than 80 clubs,
un1 vcrs1t1es and colleges from acro\s
the United l&tcs and Canada as the
I 6th annual ~an Di ego ( rew ( la\s1c
~n today on M1s111on lJay 1n • an
Diego.
Preliminary races begin toda) a1
noon wtth later round and final on
aturday from 6:30 a m to 4 p.m.
Moore. Orange C:oast. which competes at
theJ untorvars11yand freshman le'icl!>
for colkg1ntc crew~. ro"'<id com-
pcu11 vcly 1n 1t\ alumm ruce two
weeks ago. but at n ~horter d1Mancc
· game's Most Valuable Pla yer
Defense was hard to find m the run·
and-gun conte4't, which 1s spon~red
' b> the Nati onal Assoc1a11on of
' Basketball Coaches and features f some of the country's top seniors.
I fhe Wes1. coached by Lute 01 on
I of Anzona. scored 13 straiah t {>~>lnts
to open up a 42-19 lead midwa y
throu&h the fir t half.
Barry Goheen of Vanderbilt scored
five and Mike H1.,ins of Northern
Colorado fo ur durma the West out-
burst.
The race are run on the bay
bewtcen cast Vncat1on Island and
Fiesta Island with the be.,t viewing
from Crown Pomt hore ro>Ads
are expected 10 avera&e more than
30,000.
Among the crew ~n1cipatmg att
Stanford, Pnnccton, UU.A. Wa h· ington, Cal, Harvard, NU\)' \-ale. t '
San Diego. Untvers1t~ of'>an 1>1cgo
and San D1eao tatc. tJCTs youn1 vats11y crew. lllhich
features only three ~niors. will be
rowing for the lint time thi\ scawn
under the d1rcct1on of a1ch Larry
Challenge Issued .
GRFENWICH. Conn. (AP) -
C..rccnw1 ch yachtsman 1 ued o
challcn.ae for the Amcnca's Cup one
day after a New York JUd&e m-
vahdatcd September's race and
awarded yacht racina' b1gcst pnLe
10 New ztaland. •
Al Con tantine. a Greenwich re 1·
dent who des1an1 and builds yacht at ha Norwalk-based company, Off-
shore Yachts. submitted the
challenF to the Mercury Bly Boetina
lub of Auckland, New Zaland, on
Wcdnetday, tbc Greenwich Time
ncwspeper reponcd.
For Ken Griffey Jr., five little WO!i
made one dream become a reality
TEMPE. Am. -Until WcdnC$day,
K~n Gnffcy Jr had a hon list of the nice 1
th1np ever said to him.
''They were. 'You ca n 10 ahead and get
i_Our BMW.' and my parent tclltna me. ·1 love >Ou.'"
Gn~~1d.
Well. add a third: "You'rt my ~tartma center
fielder." •
Those were the words Seattle Manne~ Manaatr Jim
Lefebvre dehvcred -aJbe1t 1n a roundabout manner -
to his 19-ycar-old phenom Wednesday, and Griffey took
them less than s101cally.
"l think. it may be a dream." Gnffc:y said.
t Lefebvre must think so. too. Two months q o, when
he put t<>11?ther a team pros~tus for the ·89 sea n
Lefebvre didn't e"cn mention Griffey. '
"But then I'd never seen him play," Lefebvre said.
. And now he has, along with most C\er) scout in the m~or leques. Tiu spring. Griffey has done the kinds of
things lhat make manaien' JObs c~ier -battmg .397,
leading the Manners 1n runs scored.< 17), run.s batted 1n
(I 9)and estabhshinta team record w11h a 14-gamehittina
trea~ that 1 ;:,tall :\lt\r
Sanders says he's turning pro
. OKLAHOMA CITY -He1sman ---
1 rophy winner Barry Sanders notified the ~
NFL Thursday that he 1s turning pro, setting ~
up a possible Lest of the league's restrictions ----
against drafung underclassmen. ~·We ~av~ reoe.1ved a request from Barry Sapders for
special ehs1~1hty m the draft," NFL spokesman Joe
Browne said in New York.
In Stillw~tcr. Oklahoma State athletic director
Myron Roderick confirmed the junior running back's
decision after Sanders scheduled a
news conference m Denver Satur-
day.
"He's through ... We are dcclan.ng him ineligible for 1989."
Rodenck sa1d. "We're 100 percent
behind him and we'll be watching.
b1m as he develops as a pro. He's a
great kid and has done a great Job for
us."
What likely figured in anders'
decision is Oklahoma tate's prob3·
llOJl for ~rutting v1olat1ons. The
AA ban ned the un1\ers1ty from bowl games for three
)ears and from telev1s1on appearances for two.
Sanders· status "ith the NFL, however, is not clear
A true JUnaor. he 1s ineligible for eitht'T the regular or
supplemental drafts wnhout a special exemption from
(omm1 s1oner Pete Rozelle. Bro"ne said Rozelle has
granted about six of those exemption a year for the past
20 years, mo 1ly to pla)crs who were neve r drafted.
Sande rs
The most recent was last year when Pitt's C ra1g
Heyward was allowed to enter the draft with a year of cltg1b1hty remaining and was taken in the fir~t round·tfy
New Orlean~. In Heyward's case.and others. Rozelle: has
cited the pos 1b1l11y that 1fhe tu'rned down the request. 11
might be challenscd in court.
Rozelle declined to comment dunng Last week 's NFL
owners' meeting on Sanders' status, bu1 Browne said
Thursda):
"Ht\ appltcatton wall be reviewed b) this office and
wh1k there 1 no timetable for a dec1s1on. the dec1s1on will
be made by Comm1ss1oner Rozelle pnor to the .\pnl 23
re&ular draft ..
Other NFL sources. however, ha'"e md1ca1ed 1hc
league 1s more inchned to go to court now to u:st its rule\
apinst drafun& undert:lassmen ,.. .
Ql.OTEOt'THt: D.\ ,.
Bobby lbipt, Indiana basketball coach· "You
remember when )OU v.ere a kid growing up and you
behe\Cd in Santa Claus? There's not much
dafTerencc between Claus and me todny. you kno..-..
We're two O\ crwe1ght, loveable guy!> that kids rcall)
enjoy."
Lakers pad lead to 4 games
Byron Scotl matched h1 sca~n hta.h
w11h 35 point and A.C.Orenadded 22as tlle •-t'
Lo Anaetes Laker~ ca51l) defeated the n ' ~
Antonio purs. 138-98.Tlluro;day m&}ltatthe ----
forum. Coup_ted wnh Phoenix'~ lo at cramcnto tht"
Lakers tncrea~ their Pacific l>ivison lead to four games
Lo ngcles took command from the ~tan. Scou sc.ored
e1gtn point and the Lakers made seven of their firi.t nine
field aoa t to take a 17-5 lead "'''hJU\t 3:27 elas»cd '>cott
rini hcd the period with 16 point\, wh1lc Green addeJ 14
a the Lakers led 42-24 through one quaner Lo l\ngelcs
made 26 of 28 fi~t half frt.-t thro..-.s and built a 79-4S
halftime le d. 11s lar&c'it one-half M:onni output th•~
season ••. ln other NB.\ pme Brad l..oM•• ored 23 of h1Hca~n-h1&.h 2~ points 1n the cond half and &r41bbed a
career-high IO rchound a the Kings defeated Phoen1~ an
Sacramento. US-121 napp1nguLnn1ofsrHonsccut1\C
lo ~ to the uns. waymu Tt.lclaJ• bad 27 point'> and
Dau)' AiD1e 25 for thr Kings ... Patrt~k E•l•I Ko red 26
p01n11, 1nelud1ng two kC) free throw wnh 2. 11 left. a'i
New York handed Dallas 1t 12th con'iCcutave defeat
99·98. at Madison SQuarc Garden ... Cllrl1 Mallln led o
15·2 run in the ln~t 143 of the third quarter u Golden
Soitc cased to l\ 113-104 victory at C harloue. snappina n sca~n-hi&h four·aamc to ing streak for the Wamor
Akeem OJajown scored 29 pomts and lf8bhcd I 0
rebound as Houston \napped a ninc·game road lo\1ng
streak wnh a I 09-t 0 I victory 0" er New Jersey Mle9uitl
Adams and Walter Da~I•, St}'m1c-d during the fir.it three
quarters. had 14 of Denver's first 18 pomt'I 1n the founh
guartcr and parked a 10--0 run a the Nu41ct!t run awa~
from aulc. 123·1 16 It WM the Nuaaet 14th tr.111ht
home win
Lemleux's effort wasted ·
SHU You1 and Ray Ferraro each
scored tw1ccas the Hartford Whalen beat 1hc •
Pcnauins 1n Pinsbuf'&h , 9·.S, Thul'1da> nitht ,~~
de pate a four~oal same by Mario lAtnJeu.
l.cm1eux's th!rd pl WI$ shorthanded. his 13th of the
seaton, break.ins wa,..Gretlllr'• NHL record. Lemieux
scored his founh foal in the final mtnute t.o raise hit ~aaue-ladins &Ota to 83 .•• ElKWben: 1n the NHL: 'ft•
Kerr tcOred two pis and Ptailldclphia took advanl.lllC of
thrct power-play opponunities to defeat WUhintton at
the ~m. S4 ... Gtif Catt ••ea• Komt tWlte. and Qrti a.illll 1nd ,,., OMrt11 each had two aaittl ••
Monual won in Buffalo, 4-2 . . In St Louis. 0!'91 PuM~ ICOftld on a rebOur\d shot with l :ll mnainina
an Ofttllmc IO P.VC the Blues. 4-3 YictOry O'trt' Queb«. Peter .... , o( the Nordiqua Md tent the pme into
ovenime wt.CD bc ICOred with l :09 remain•ftl.
Rlllden sell out In OMiand
All that taken anlO ICCOYQI; Lefebvre said." I .anlcd
tht' people of Seanlt to nowlt!'1 rom1na home wi
How did Lcfd>vre break the nt'ws to Oriffryt
hard way. . "I took him in my office, sat ham do~n and told him
"Tha& •• th~ tou&hcit dcci11on I've bad to make m 111)
who1c Jift.' .. ufebvtt said. r~ ~
"I toki him I knewhe•d played •ell. and thal hf_~
hit hcan 1tt on breakina camp wnh us. and 1haHW.~
reallr, &>layc<I prett) well And &hen r 'hook his hand~
safi id Conaratulations. you're my center fielder.' I th1nlr'We a1ntt'd:' "•
"I almor.tdid,"Cinffcy admtned. "Now I'm 101W:11
tell my mo~ at dinner the way they told me. I'm 1om110
make her thtnk I'm 1oin1back10 Double-A... '"
It also marks the the fil"it ume 1n m.Jor le~&~ ba~I history, 1 father and son will be pla}1na •\ Ur ~me ume this se.son. ·•
0
•tt. .,.
. nuey's father. 39. 1 back wnh the Cmcinnati Reeh, ~1th whom he played with tn the 197~. The R~
announced Thursday t!!sY ha\e signed Gnffe )' to a Ofti.
year contract. · .......
"I'm not aoina to tell him," Gnffe> said. tau~
"l'm aoina to make him hear 1t from Pete (Rosc):·":;:~""'r ..
I '\ I H•: 81,J;.\(.Ht:HS
~. ...
NanJa Trout
Sabatini, Evert reach final:.
t ........
KEY BJ CAYNE, Fla. -Top seed -.
Gabriela Sabatini and No 2 Chns Even took • •
advantage of mistakes by their opponents to ~~
win semifinal matches ThurM.tay 1n the -----
lnu:mat1onal Players Champ1onsh1ps. '
Even took ad .. anlag.e of constant unforced crr6rsto beat No. 5 Zina Gamwn. 6-l , 6-1 Gamson ~on on()· QflC
scrvttc game and Evert necd~d JUSt 75 minutes to k~p
intact her record of making the finals e\ery )Car m thr 5.
~ear-old event
ba11na lost a !let for the first time in her 1\
tournament ma1che~ but sttll beat No 3 Helena ukova
6-7 (7-2)16-3. 6-4 ln the final game, ukova missed t~
C~) volte) to lose her scNc
Even and batin1 both rooking for 1he1r"1fm
tournament tttlc of 1989. will play for tbc champ100$htp
Saturda} In toda) 's men'i ~m1finals, top-nsnled t••n
Lendl will meet Kevan Curren and ·Yanntck Noah .,,11
fale Thomas Muster a
bauna earned her lir\t final" bcnh in 1u~r tournaments th a'i )car. •
Kimball's status unchangect
Former Olympie diver Brae~ KlmbaU * publicly admitted add1Lt1on to drug and
aJcohol Thu™1a:.-but failed to pctslllldc a
Judge to reduce his 17-ycar prison 1erm or
1ran fer ham to a pmatc rehab1htat1on center. 1 he ~b4
11\icr mcdah'>t was ~ntenccd Jan 30 for k11lina t~o 1ttn·
a en and inJurina four othcB while dnv1nJ druo.k "'
nc.arby Brandon la \ um mer. 11111 borou&h C1rcu11 Judge
Harry Lee C.e fll 1m~d the maximum term":'On r
uate ~ntcnc1na l\J1Uclin~ 'and the 26-}ear-old thlt1e
wa\ ~nt to ma-.1mum-unt} Tomola Corrtttional
Fa altt)' an ln)tona Be h, Fla.. In other ~9-0rts.n~
Thursday Sophomore David W9uir1oa of U~ I n
mencan, U.S Open and N record of I mtnu''
44 70 sc onds 1n \uc:ccn ull} defendina hh d\am-p1onsh1p 1n the 1<X>-)ard ind1v1dual medic> at the Jmn'i
NC w1mmin& and Ol\1na Champ1onsh1~ in
lnd11n poh'i ••• Pa~ul Pern. who has pent th<' lasl \v.o
month, in drug tth:ab1hta11on, rttti' eJ clC"arantt from
C omm1 sioner Peter Uehrreda'a offi1r to rt'J01n •ht:
Montreat r:,~ ... PHI Mellter, thc.-onen-1nJurtd b11oni
star of the Milwau kee Brrwers. ~111 ~ out three ~ ..
afier d1~loca11n1 ht, ling.er whale hon1ni around wuh
tc.tmmate Da~e Eape ... Pam P"tHaa wa onCf again ·
tumeddown for an umpir1na pot an the Nauonal l \te. a Biii Hob and Jerry Layae were picked to fill th• t"'o
vacancac Postema. who has worked spnna tra.atna
pmc in each of the la\l two years while auempti~ to
bttome the fin\ woman umpire in the maJOt tequ~v.111
return to tht Tr1plc·A lhant~ thJ )CU • Tam 8a"
Buccanccn quancrback VIMy Tatavtr4t has fi for
d1vortt from his v.ife of eiaht monlh and v.111 ~Ill a
lump-um alimony pa)mtnt, accordana tocoun rca>ros,
StartlnJ defensive end AJ Harrt• sa)s he'IJ kav; the
h1cqo Bean .s a free qtnt to si&n on under ~ Old
defensive coord1na1or. a.wy R,... no" coach vi thr
f>h1ladtlph1a faala .... Man Marda, dose to the top an
qualify1n11n the first four raCC11h11 ~ason, took tht:potc
po mon Tor the TraoSOuth SOD 11 Darhnaton \,c;.c.>
Raceway ... niventt)' of Colorado start1n1quanert.
I A8MM hi\ Men d1aan01C'd as hav1ni a J fl
l~~llt'n1n1 form of stomach cancer, which bas sptb4. 10
his tunas and l)mph nodes near tM lunp. official
announttd.
I I· It\ l'IO,.H \010
•
rlna overtums
·three-run deficit l 1:·~ top Westminster
Overcomina an early .l-0 ddic1~ the Manna Htih bascbell tcam ralhco tfor' 5-3 Sun~t Lca,uc victory o"er
v1 nf ng Westminster Thursday aftcr-ooon. Ttfe win improve t.Jie V1kin~·
overall record to 8-5 and lca&Ut" mark
to l .. I. Westminster 1 6-5. ~2.
Oown b) three cn tcnng the bonom
of 1fie fifth, Marina scratc~ it~ wa}'
to score four ttm Chns Bo)d
ttaehcd on an error. Em: Crocker
sin&Jed and the two advanC'Cd on 1
aacnfice bu nt
-A drag bunt hll b)' Ott K1r\.w ood
produced one ru n. and a hit-and-run
smgJc b) < had Terry made 1t 3-2.
Then. with the ba~ loaded. Mi._c
Demon worked ha WI) fora walk and
an RBI to ue the ~me sacnfice fl> ~~Robin Land ) provided the go-!tll!!lll tall) ~ V1kangsadded 1n uran e 10 the
: 'mh.on a run-sconns hit b) I em. • M!allwh1le, Manna right-handed re-
: liever Chm Steven" wor"ed the final
: three 1nn1ngs 1n \hutout fashion tu
collect the v1ct0T) .
• In boys prep tennis:
Lapna Beach 10, Corona del Mar
· 8: The host Am ts managed 10 earn a
' potnt in doubles tO iO along With a
sweep 1n singles to earn the non-
. leasuc J ec1!i.1on.
Jon Lench tnumphcd 6-1 6-0 6-1
over his three foe . and Junior Lee
K1 mcr nearly matched ha m, outscor-
ing hi s three opponents. I S-4.
Graham vi.lie~ battlt"d ( dM's Jusu n
Z1l1Jnan for a 6-4 verdict. one of the
la t match~ 10 be completed a\
Lat.una overcame what """ onct: an : S.-f deficit
In doubles, Laguna's lone '11.:tol")
"'as turned 1n b) Aaron Brauer and
.\aron hm1d1
Huntington Bead• 18, OceaA View
0: nd) tc\\-arts\\cptat No I single~
and £>.n1d D1Manno did the ~me at
a l "h1lc lo 1ng onl) one point as
the Oilers swept the Sun~t Leagut'
TBA CK
FromBt
~ot put and 106·6 in the d1'icu.-.
F-.::,Wcstmmstcr. Sheik> Tochlu k
cal)turcd the 100. 200 and 400. and ~n anchor on the 400 relay
Woodbridge 81. Costa Mesa U : Ket."> Keffer & C o rolled to un ea\~
\11.;tury over the Mustan~s. but ( o~ta
\'1 j4 had some big moments. as "'l'll
wtth freshman .\nn JohnMon
(2 12 95) 1mpro'1ng •'er la'>t "t'el "·
pen.anal be t b) nine second'> 1n thl' ~80 in winning fo\h1on ai. "'ell a'
• C.U.andra Barnell'\ umqut douhk 1n
the 2:!0 (28 30) .tnd ~hot put ( lO 7 >
Saddleback '7, Ne.-porl Harbor 55:
D:rneua Chane> rcrnrded 'it: tones an
the JOO .:!IX> and 400 mrtcn and ~a"
aru:hur on the "'inning 401)...mcll'r
rt:la) team to pate the Roadrunnl'''
OhH! lan&i thre"' lS ' tu ~1n lhl'
'!hot put for \addlebal l
Tustin 83, Estanela 44· for thl'
ajle , Chml) Howard "'ho dearl·d ~ ;tnd freshman J uhe Ru her a1
match "'1th the ~aha.,..ks. Hunt-
'"fton improved to 6-5 o'crall and I · 1n league. wh11t"0Cl·an View fell to
0.-2 an the Sun~t Mariu JI, Ed6 ... $:Partners Jen
Money "and Rick Rodnguc-1"' put toa,elher fo r the fir\l time this ~car.·
re pondt.-d with a doubles weep to
boost the V1kina> to the Sunset
vi<tory. Marina. 2..0 in league. c-ap-
lured all nine angles ma1chup . · In community college me n') tc:n-
n1~ •
OruJ• Coast t, Ftlllu&oe 0: John
(,abrtcl won m stru1J)lt ')(ts at o. J s1n~and fnc Rc:b1uer hut out his
foe at "lo. 2 s1ntlcs 10 highlight a
Pirates s"'cep of the Hornets to
1mpro"c 10 12-2 O'-erall and 6-1 1n
conference. o ne game behind un·
beaten 5addleback.
for the pair of intcrchangablc
pla)er , Rcbm c:r 1mpro' ed his pcr-
wnal record to 12-2. "'hilt: Gabriel
upped h1~ mark 10 IC).3.
Golden West S, Cypress 4: Paul
vummer~on \\.On a third-s.cl llC'·
breaker at No. 5 inglc 10 p1lk up a
kc) win by a 6-2. 3-6. 7-5 count, and
5cott 81vcn .\wh o also won :i thn:c·'iel
singles matcn, teamed "1th l am
C.a~s al No :! doubles lor lht.•
deciding point 1n the Orange Fmp1rc
( onfcrncce match Golden We\t
1mprovl'd 10 4-9 overall and 3-4 1n
conference
In communll} rnllegc "omen\
tc nnl\
Orange Coast 8, FulJertoa l : 1 he
Pirates. desplle the a~nce of singlc'I
sta ndout Juhe . la11cr;. who h.t!. been
bothered wHh a pulled tendon. da ·
posed of Fullerton behind the pla) of
Donna Ewing, who kept her singles
record perfect at 11-0 "1th a routine
h-0. 6-1 '1ctol") on the wanner\
court~
In high school golf
Estancia IH. Esperanza U8: t-..en
( ahcn and M1chad Jo\ncr ~ert.• 1hc
mcdahsts with n., at ·Mc~ Verde
S-1 lina het.1, 1-2 in thl' high 1ump. 11
wa!l thc best tor I fu"'anJ lhl\ ... car and
the top C\cr tor"J{u\her
In bo~s meet'!· Fountain Vall ey 74, Ocean Vltw 61:
rhc 19 8 'un~t LcaguccroS\l'OUO·
II) champion R1ch1e LO\:kwood turn·
ed in !ltrong J')('rlorm.mn•'i 10 win lhl'
1.600 mete~ (4 49 451 and UOO
( IU . .:!l 5). Jnd Jue PJrl "-Un the '()()
(2 01 6) and took lh1rd 1n the 400
(SJ ., 6 separated fir.,t .1nd third) tu
lead 1hc Baron'> 1n the \lln"'-·t I ca,ue
openl'r Both tt·am\ \land at _.1
OH•ratt
Edison 81 ''· lfunt1n1ton Beach
53 '': DaH Rak a, Doug ""-1ehul\ and
1reg I hurston c.it h haJ gouJ ix:r·
formancei. lo lead the ( hargcr'
Marina 101 , \\H tmlnster %7·
\uphomore .\Ian (1r.1n1 da1mt'd '1c
tone\ in the 200 anJ 4()(1 and "a" a
member ot tht• ...-. annang 400 rcla)
team tor Marina
addleback 108. Newport Harbor
U : The Sailor' were outmanned on
the Roadrunners' track hut thl·rc "-II~
~ •I I \ I H \ C h \ ' D I I I . I . D S l \I ll \ H 11 -.
..
M • I w Ill •4Jt 1 ~.,,,_ I ..... i ~,.,,,., (ll • )4'1.
2 I L.,..., ITI OUO ' \•e •' Tl OOot J w. .... ft 104:11'1 'lltHH-1 (~ .......... l[il i•I J
Little League
ceremonies set
Costa Meu's Little l eaaue
()pcnana Day C.t-rtmon1c arc schciiu~ for Saturda) morning
~•th 1ho first ~itch ~lllcd to be
thrown out b> Co5ll Mesa Coun·
cllman Ed Glasgow at Co)tl Me
U11h's Lillie t.n1ue field.
Gia aow, and other Cit)
d1&1utanc-s. will offic1aJI) open thr
1989 tcason with fht1v1t1e start-
ing at 8:30 a.m ..
The Costa Me~ Little Leagul'
rvc )'OUth from ages 7-l 5 and
45 teams will be competing,
1ar11ng with an exhit100 game
Saturday.
The sca~n run~ unf1l JuM 10
and pla}OfT\ began J une t 7,
It includ f -ooll (for 7-)ear-
old ). Mrnor C (for 8-)ear-old ),
Minor B. Minor A and MaJOr!I
Ctor 9-12 )car-olds). ~nior min·
o r ( 13) and senior m3JOr!,
(14-15)
c. ountry Club as the '1-0 F.agll'\ \WC'pt
past Esperanza.
fatancia mee t l naversll y on
1 uesday. then gird\ (or a ~a View
uague \howdown \lrllh ( orona tkl
Mar at 1'cwp0r1 Bea h Countr) ( luh
oo Thur~ay.
Estlbcla JV JtO , Fountain Valley
218: The ua.lcs' Junior vur!i.1l), one ot
two 10-0 J~ team'i backing up the
undcfcatt'CI vur lly. racked up a
Mhool record 190at ( ona Me\<i <,nit
( uur>e with a 28-stroke '1ct0r) oH·r
f ountain Vall ey'\ var\1t}
R)an Daw, and Make i\nderson
kd the .ill-sophomore 1cam with one·
under par 36
In college women's softball
SoCal Collece !·14, A1usa-Paclflc
1-0: The Vanguards \wept on the
loser's field a Sum~ JI opk1n'i picked
up l\\IO victories to help 1mpro' e
So( al C ollcge's record to I :!-I 2
O\erall. 3-3 1n Golden State \thlct1c
( onfcrcncc action.
Donna I nmblc'\ run-sc.unng b<1w
h111n the •mth inning proH'd 10 he the
Jcu~1vc h111n the opener.
An I I-run SI\ th 1nn1ng brole things
open 1n the nightcap SarJh lka111c
was 3 for 4 1n the 14-0 rout
\omt.• encouraging moments for
Harbor 1n the form of Junior 8111~
1 h1bauh and the quartet of Robh1e
Power. Bobby f dward'I, k fT Pa) m·
anJ C1.tbc Dorman an thl' 4' I 00 rl'la ..
le am.
Corona del Mar 93, University 41 :
Eddie l a Hiie'\ run~ in the mile
(4 n 3) and 2-mile (9 14 8) high·
lighted the ~a Km~· etTom. while
JO\h Herndon 1.:lcarcd 13'' feet in the
pole "auh tor the froJans.
Tustin 81 , Estancia 45: The Eagk-.
dropped their ~a \t 1e" opener
sho"-in& a Jcc1dcd lack of strength in
the field event . but got a boost from
the clTons of Hector Fsp1no1a "'ho
douhletl in the hurdles ( 16 6 and .n IS) Jnd ,.,as .-.econd an tht· tnplc
JU mp
Woodbridge 99, Co ta Mesa 13: fhl'
\\ Jmllr") rnptured eH•n e' 1...•nt "1th
Louie Mun11 hrceLing an the hurdle'
(1566 and 41 QQ) John Solarc/\l
doubling in the \1,c1gh1 C\cnts (43 I
.ind 141 -l) and oil f1,eron 1nl1ng
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66 ~under-par, to match the heat at Mi~!.ion Hill., < ountl) C lub here to take a commandin& 2· trokc lc.id
after fif\t round pla)' an the Nab1sco-D1nah lihorl' LP<iA
women's &<>If tournament with temperature) reach in& 96
dcgrl'CS before a rtcord lhur!>day crowd of 10.564.
lnk\ler. who played in the Un1den tournanlcnt at Ml.'~ Vt.•rdc ( ( an ( o~ta Mesa earl> m her career. 'itaned
hcrda)' "1lh three !.ut te!i.!il'-e b1rd1es on the opcnina thrc:e
hole and did the tame on the back nine at Io. 11 and I:?,
he also had a b1rd1e at No 6 on the front nine and "'a 7-
under par lhrolJ&b 1 l hol • , boge)" .at 18 cost her a
mo~c
he 1 a former " inna..herc ( 19 4) and has a tot I of
11 '1ctone~ 1n her career that began 1n 198:t
L>alc Eagcltng ~ttmc an \\<Ith o 4-undcr-par 68 to take
o.,er!i.t.'t'Ond place la te an tht· da) he bard.Jed the final l~o
hoks to take O\ er second placr-all al~e ha t>cen on
tour 1nce 1976 and ha one '1ctor) ...
"The IMt time I hot lh1!i good i he fi rst round \\as
an Bo ton in 19 0 (her onh tour '1cto . -Eggcltng i.a1d.
·I made a lot ot pun and plaH:tl "'t ll. lfl dtd ha'c to
c:h1p J was ngh1 around1hc hole l felt like I rcall\ pla\ed
wcll toda) ll1ke the la\oUt of1h1 golf course. · •
"E'eT)ooe geaf\ up lor th1\ tournament and tha one
along w11h th e U ~ Open Jf\' probabl) thr t"-O b1ggcs\
tournament ot the )C:arfor us I tl1dn'1 lca"c m)sclfan) '\.
footers lor par. I he kC) to th" golft:oursc 1s h1tl1ng a lot ot grc~n an regulation "
f our pla)ers \\t.•rc ltl·d fo r !i.Ccond at 69. 3-under-p.ir
l he) included. tkth D.an1cl I on (1arh.c1. l l\elo11l·
cumann and foll) RosenlhJI
Mullin ~penn·r·Dl'' Ian had a ho le-in-one on lhl·
par-1. 15tH-nrd lifth hole and fin1 hed at 71, l·un1.k1
l.Xfendang (ham pion '\m) \lrntt hkew1M' tin1<ihcJ at ., I
\\hale formc1 (hJmp1on PJt Uradk') <:ame in at 72 t'H'n·
par
.. I his rnur\e is lill' oil and ~att:r for me \\ e 1u'1
don't m1\ · (1arbau ~1J lollow1ng her round "I Ill<" 1ht•
golf course but rm gan11.: and 11 don't go together I hll' io
pla) aggre!i.s1vel~ Jnd on J lot of holes he~ )OU (an'tdo 11.
"This was prob,\bh one ol thc ugliest 69' I ha\C l'\ l'r
lMd I could hJ H \hot '7() JU\I .t..casil)
. • 1 he I !Uh~ ont 1 tlon't hle I don't bl-lie' e 1n ~-r.ar'
Whl·rc ~OU ha\C t() hat J fiH•-aron ot) the ICC. 1 hrrc \ '-'Jtt'I
on one.side out-of-bound'> on Jnother and a bunL.a ou1
tncrl' to l•Hlh a go11(J d1 i'e I ha'c ne,erdune \\C'll hl·n·
but I'm ~tuhhorn anJ 1'11 lind ,1 \\:l\."
l\cumann. winner ul the l \·Open la'>l )CCIT 111 hl'I
rooloe ~al.on. fin"hl'tl with a floun'h to rct.ord her b'l
~he b1rd1ed thrl'C ol the la~~ four holes to go 3-undc• afkr
tx·ang at par for the firs t 15
"la!lt )car w:i\grcal for me," the ~"eden nall\C \a1d
·-rm JU'it getting back to normal 1 "a'n·1 ui.cd to all tlw
a11e1111on af1cr "'nnang the 01>o.:n I lch hkc e'>t.'t')Ollt' \\J\
"-iltl·hing me nil of the time and I \\J\n't u~d to 'ud1
a11en11on I JUSt tried to tal(c 11 \hut·h) ·!>hot "
Neumann h1rd1ed the \1"h ughlh and nin th hok'
...-. 1th u par at \C\ en Jfk1 \tarting un tht.• back 111ne
Daniel. ...-. ho gre"" up an Orange Coullt). h;.HJ
mononudco'" a war ;igo and rcc<"ntl} fell hf nu~h1 lX'
ha' ang a relap.,e ~he h:icl a fc\cr of 10:? on Monda' and
\,uJ \he kit weak thl' l.1 .. 1 kw.huh:'> on Thur~">· ·
.. I hi\ "a" a lunm on ut round for me 1 h1t lht' hJll
IJ1rh do<ie but J1<ln l maL.l· anything It w41 n"'t
'J>l'll.llular or am thins hl c 1hat \1~ conlidence "h.id.;
and I kl'I I ar1i pla\ 1ng \\Cll. ..
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on th• 12th hole •t Mission Hiiis CC during
first round a ction Thursd•y.
D.lnicl hn'> tin1.,hed M"<'ond 1w-1ce tht'i )'cnr althouJh
\he hJ\n'l "on and 1 third on the monl'\ "inn1nghst with
SI U'l '114 1n earnings
Donald takes early lead
1 Hf V..OODL A [)~ Tc as ( P) -Mikr-Donald
eek1ng ht~ first '1e10" an nine PC..\ season . shot a 5-
undcr·p3r1'7 f hurlda' to takt a one-shol k ad after the
lir\I round ol the S80(,.ll(.() Independent Insurance Agent
O~>en
Donald b1n.hcd three ol 1hc first four hok be pla}cd.
\inking pull ot 25. 12 and 15 tcct on the lOth. 12th and
11th hole\ ol the 5tl&i) "andS"-<'Pl par· 72. 7.045-)'ard
l P< < ourse.
Brod r a,on rtl'ClVCred from ll bogc) on ht tir5t hole
to 'hoot a 68. mntfhing \i11l c Hulhcn, who shot his 68 1n
the .iltcrnoon af\er the wind!!. incrcn~d.
\ group ul SCH'n golfl·M headed by p;uo's Sc\c
Halkstcro\ and dt'fcndinJ champion Cums Strange were
ued at6~ The groupal\o 1ndudcd Buddy Gardner. Roger
\1altb1\-. John lrwnan. Don ';h1~~ Jnd Brnd Bryant
.. The: ~e) \\;l\ tu dra' c 1n tht' fo1Na~ and a wet a 1t
1!>, that help ... Donald aid "I ~hot a 6 '7 in 1hc first round
here la t H-:&1 and ended up SC\ cnth
. \\hen \CIU gtt oil lo a gO<ld !>lJrt. II tal cs the CUI OUl
ut \our nunJ. I'll ha\( a lot more pat1ente now"
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VOLLEYBALL
From Bl
tor mo'it ot the 'tl'rna1nda ol the
matlh
\Iler <i<:onna the tin,11 "' J)C)1nt4' lll
the "4.'\:ltnd game I .1 una turnc<l an
earl\ 1-0 defiu1 1n10 .1 'i ~ k3d tn the
1h1rJ game un ( umnung,· \lull hk1<:k
lluntington came tMd; to l'\l'll 11 ut
li'c tht:n " und &J111l'd ,1 hrict k.1d
7-6 l a~una took ,an x-7 kad on
~tJllord s kill hc:tc1rl· I lu nungtnn"•
~ 011 Dral c c' cn1.:d 11 a 1 l'aght L.1.guna hu1 h 1t'I lcaJ tu 1 \ \ Ix lure
lfuntin&ton ralhed to \'11h111 I l·l I,
nnJ !illh~quel'ltl) 14-1 4 on '1 ttu J 1m
Rlll''S ~Ill r hcn ,, tliml droppl·J '"
.rnace~V\.ca Hununt1to n ...-..1khl-d 1t
hit thl' Nie ._ hne and ~talhnd (M1rrd ~Ith Hlanton on a !>tun hlo<~ hir the
game·" inner
n~" h~·rc 1 hur'\<fa~ •
Edi OD 3. El Toro i n1111 ~ll~l'
f>1ehl had iN kill anJ thrH •l<l'\ .ind
D n~n nu: ddcd i7 kill' and 10
d1a to le d No •· rankC'J nJ 'l\1tin1 ld1wn from behind ft\r a I I\
If). I~. 7-1 . I\. I 0. I ~-1 ' nnn·k4l8Ul'
'\IClol) to 1mpru"r-to ~d [I T uro,
1anh"CJ 'en1h, 1 •·.?
l nh tr It) a. Mis lo• \le Jo Z: l he
No '·r nkl'd 11" ,an\ &ul a hit ot a
k:llC :t'i \.11'i'i10n \; ltJO tool ~.1 kad
into the toun h t, but the 1n\Crt1on of
John (,annun med to hdp tum
thin s as Un1'e 11) r1lhc\l tor a
15-11. 14·16, l.t·l6. 1~·6 I S-11 non·
k JUt \ 11. lOry On the winne r'\ floor.
Su:fan Mumaw Uot k11l\). Jm~nl\
tlall (17 ._tlli) Pat Ferrell <I 7 \.111 )
and l>.irttn Sherman 13 il1JS) led the
w-a , but l1annon·, 7 lolh and .2
1ien 1lc ~e~ 1n the final \'t\.O '4'ts
ipc<at h1:aJ("ij IM Vl(101).
W ... rWlt I, T,..._. Hllh t : The
Wamon n<>w 6·2 O\crall, 4·1 1n Pat:rli~ < out l.t'•UC' play, ~'ttt ltd b\:
Joe ohtn l l kilh). Tom hankltn (~
k1llJ) and < raaa HW (6 ~rvt« aces).
a wtll at ~ tcltn R~-an
Rauch •ho d1tt111P•thtd h11metf'
wnh efforts 1n Che IMI 11me of I I~.
I S-6. l S. 7 conq~ at Wuodbf~
MattM I. 1"'9e I : 8ndtn onta
(20 lulh•. l>a'e Pans ( l 1 k11h). Pd l>uut { mcroa (I lulk. 4 11.a«
bkxhl ted MM'IM IO a I U. 1).6. l . I . ViC10f'Y ott the .. ..,., new. 101mP"Q'-e'° 4-1.
k1tl0 Undfon (9 kilk) and David Softl (6 ktlht ttood '*' b' lrviM •
H re's c1 us •ful tip on how to protect
your hnrd-t•cunC'd inv stment in landscaping
and gard ·11111~· Ust> the best1
RF. 'T wwn and Garden Produ ts will
re tore> and fortify your plants against the
e'<tremes of w athcr ~tr ngthen them to
resist I ·k of mm tur and plant disea.~s.
Ev n help tht-m rviv) rou h w ather
in Ul future
Fertiltz your lawn with 'furl 'upreme•
for n rich. country club gr n. And All·
Purpo Complt'l ixteen"'to urea full
harv st. or to . amply revitahz your flow rs
and hrubs
k for the best-now an bag and handy
boxe -at your local garden c nt
TIE PRQIJISE IS IN OUR IW£ ·
Odgers' Monday
opener starts long
TV baseball season
. For Ken Griffey Jr., five lit e woli
made one dream become a reality
Oespitelhefactthatthepme tans
an the mom an& local time on a
weekday, 1hedefenchn& World
Champion Los Antclcs Dodgers will
bc1elevisin1Monday's I 1:05a.m.
season-opener a1 Cincinnati.
Joel Meyers ~111 wotk the pla)'·b).
pla)' andJoeTorrcw11l handle the comm~n&ary for the Angel game •
whHe Eddie Doucette and Don Sut-ton will work the Dodger telecasts. All Dodger games can be heard on
KABC(790) radio, while the Angels'
flaashipstation 1s KMPC C710).
ronferences had this year," PKkcr
said "Coach (John) Wooden. as
sman as he as. uid the NCAA
tournament should not be expanded
beyond leaauechamp1ons. lfthat was
the case. none of the Final four would
even be in the tournament."
0 It's the traditfonal National League
opener.and Channel 11 w1llbeon
hand lo show the game be11nning
with lhe prc-gameshowat 10.
The Dodaers' package on Channel
11 will featurc 50games,includ1n~
scvef\oflhc first nine on the team s
ini ual road trip. NBC(Channct 4)is
expected 10 pick up o"I of those games-Saturday, April 8 in Atlanta
-sothatonlyonegameon the trip.
nexl Thursday morning in Cincin-
nati, will not be telecast bad. to Los
Angeles.
SuperstationTBSopcns1ts 125·
~me slate of Atlanta games on Tuesday at 5: 30 when the Braves pla)
Houston m the Astrodome The
Bra\CS broadcasting team consists of
ErnieJohnson,Sk1pCaray. Pete V3n
W1erenand Billy Sample.
NBC announced this week that 1t
will televise the 1990and 1991 NHL
All· tarpmes, the first l1mrthe
lea&Ue will be oo nuwor1. tele\ mon
1n nearl)adccade.
The games, on Sunda}s Jan. 20.
1990.andJan.21, 1991,wallbe
accompanied b> a tclev1~
.. Lcaends" game on portsChan neJ
menca cable on the preceding Saturda)s that also will include as )Ct
to be determined othcrcompetit1on.
0
lfSetoo Hall wins the NCAA
baske1baJJchamp1onsh1p, 8111) Pack-
er won't besurpnsed. 01110 for Duke. M1ch1ganand llhno1s.
"For the first time in my memory.
every team 1n the Final Four has a
reahstkshotat winning it all." the
C8Scommentatorsa1d.
Joel Nixon, the NHL·s v1ct-prcs1-
dent forbroadcasung, said it was
modeledaflerthe NBA'sAll-tar
weekend. which mcludesa Sunday
game on CBS and theothcrcompeu-
uons on TB cable Saturda).
The Angels will open the season at
home a day later, on Tuesda)', with a
2:0Sp.m.aameagainst the Chicago Whhe Sox. Z Channel will televise
the game live from Anaheim
Stadium.
Thee.able network also plans to
showtwoothergameson the home-
stand-both against the defending
Amcric.an League champion Oakland
Athleucs-on Monday, April IOand
Wednesday, April 12, both at 7:05
p.m.
"There have been Cinderella teams
in the past that \\-ere great stones. But
when you broke the teams do~ n, their weaknesses wereeasilyc>.poscd.
"This year, all four teams have
proven themselves, not only over the
course oft he season but over the
course of the tournament. Seton Hall
is underrated 1 n that regard. The~ haven't lost to an opponent outside
the Big East all season ...
CB earned the last NHLgameon
network tclev1s1on on May 24. I 980,
when the New York Islanders beat the
Philadelphia Ayers in the sixth game
of the Stanley Cup finals to win 1hc
lirst of their four NHL titl es. NBC last
televised NHLgames1n 1975.
In its second ~son ofmaJOr league
baseball telecasts. Z Channel will
offer JS Angel and 35 Dodger home games. The firsl Dodgers' telecast 1s
their home opener on Thursday.
April 13 against the Houston Astros
at 1:05p.m.
One of the unusual things about
this year's Final Four is that none of
the teams won their conference
champ1onsh1p.
"It shO\\.'S the balance the ma1 or
The two all-star games will take
place on"' hat normally is a slow Sunday for television -the one bet~ecn the NFL'sAFC and NFC
l1tlegamesand the uper Bowl. The
games "''II be ca med between 10:30
am.and 1:30p.m. PST.
Weekend TV, radio sports
Saturday
TELEVISION
10:30 a.m. TENNIS: lntcmauonal Playen
Championships from Ke) Biscayne. Fla., ESPN.
12:30 p.m. -AUTO RACING: NASCAR race from
Darlington, S.C. (delayed). ESPN. 1 p.m. -SPORTS SATURDAY: figure skaung
ex hib1t1ons from Paris (tape), Channel 2.
I :30 p.m. -GOLF: LPCA Dinah Shore tournament
from Rancho Mirage. Channel 4.
1:30 p.m. -GOLF: PGA tournament from The
Woodlands, Texas, Channel 7. ·
2:30 p.m. -COLLEGE BASKETBALL: NCAA
Final Four from Seattle-Seton Hall vs. Duke. Channel
2.
2:30 p.m. -HORSE RACING: The J 1m Beam Stakes
from Florence, Ky., ESPN. 3 pm. -BOWLING: Men's U.S. Open from
Edmond. Okla. (delayed). Channel 7.
3:05 p.m. -U.S. OLYMPIC GOLD: Finals of U .S
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(~),TBS. ~ 4:30 J>.m. -WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS:' Speed skating from Heerenveen. The etherlands (tape).
boxing-Evander Hol}field vs. Michael Dokes from Las
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Pittsburgh, WOR . 4:30p.m. -PRO HOCKEY: Game to be announced
ZChannel. ·
4:45 p.m. -COLLEGE BASKETBALL: NCAA
Final Four from Scattle-JIJino1s vs. Michigan . Channel
2. S p.m. -COLLEGE HOCKEY: NCAA D1v1s1on I
Champ1onsh1p game from t. Paul. Minn .. ESPN.
5 p.m. -TENNIS: Grand Champions Cup for
seniors from Santa Barbara (delayed). Pnme Ticket.
6: 30 p. m. -PRO BASKETBALL: Lakers at Denver.
Channel 9.
7:30 p.m. -PRO HOCKEY: Vancouver at K1ngS.
Pnme Ticket. 8 p.m. -HORSE RACING: Santa Anita repla)' .
Channel 56 (Pnme Ticket. 10:30 p.m.).
RADIO
6:30 p.m. -PRO BASKETBALL: Lakers at Dcn\er
Kl.AC (570). '
7 pm -EXHlBITlON BASEBALL: Dodgers al
Angels, KMPC (7 10), KABC (790).
7:30 p.m. -Pf\O HOCKEY: VancOU\Cr at Kings.
KORG ( 1190) .
Sanday
TELEVISION
9 a.m. -SPORTS SUNDAY: lntemauonal Roel>.
Climbing Champ1onsh1p from Cottonwood Canyon.
Utah (tape); NCAA tournament prev1e'W , Channel 2.
9:45 a.m -AUTO RACING: NASCAR Wtnston
Cup Transouth 500 from Darlington. .C., PN.
10-30 a.m -PRO BASKETBALL: Boston at
<.. kveland, Channel 2. IO· 30 a m. -EXIDBITION BASEBALL: Ne~ York
Yankees V\. New York Mets, WOR
11 a.m -SPORTSWORLD: Look back at 1979
N( AA champ1onsh1p game between Jnd1ana Stale.
featunng Larry Bird. and ~1ch1gan tate. fcatunng Magic
Johnson. Cha nnel 4 Noon -GOLF: LPGA Dinah Short' tournament
from Rancho ~1ragc. Channel 4. 12:30 pm -GOLF: PGA tournament from The.-
Woodlands. Tcus (delayed), ( h3nncl 7
I pm. -WOMEN 'S BASKETBALL: NC A
champ1onsh1p from Tacoma. Wa h., Channel 2
I :30 p.m. -TENNIS: I ntcrnat1onal Pla yers (ham-
p1on hip from Ke} B1sc:ajne, Fla . ESPN.
5 p.m. -COLLEGE BASEBALL! Oklahoma State
at Minnesota. ESPN . ..,. 5 p.m. -TENNIS: Grand Champions C'up (or
seniors from anta Barbara (delal ed). Pnme Ticket.
6 p.m. -PRO BASKEtBA L: Detroit al C'hppers.
Channel 5. 7:30 p.m. -PRO BASKETBALL: Mtlwaukc~ at
Lak\:rs, Pnmc Ticket 8 p.m. -HORSE RACING: Santa Anlla repla)'\,
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I p m -EX HIBITION BASEBALL: Edmonton at
Angels. KMPC (710). 6 p m -PRO BASKETBALL: Detroit at ( "hppc~.
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Lakers. "'-~<" (570)
West stars roll UC/, Orange Coast to iow
t~~~E~:)~~~.:..~?i in San Diego Cr~w Classic
Brigham Young scored 25 points. The UCJ and Orange ( onst ('oil~· c Moore many of them on passc from Texas· · -El Paso·s Tim Hardawa as the West crew will JOln more than 2. Orange C oa I. which comp.-tcs at
took a big early lead alci rolled to a oar me~ from more than 80 clubs. the Junior va~1ty and frc~hman level\
15().. I I I victory over the East Thurs-univcrs.111e~ and colleges from aero s for . collegiate crews, rowed com-day night in the NA B .\II-St the United States and Canada as the pet1u vely 1n 11!1 alumni ~cc iv.·o Game · ar 16th annual an Diego Crew ( hlS'llC week ago. b41t at a shorter d1~tance
Hardawa • UTEP's all-time lead· ~fe~o~ today on M1 ss1on Bay 1n San 1~gscorer}fu1shcd with 17 points and Prt'liminary races begin today at C ·
eight . assists. He was. named the noon with later round and fin•ls on 'ha//enge Issued
TEMPE. Anl. -Until Wedne5day,
Ken Griffey Jr. had a ~hort li~t of the nic-e t
th1np ever s.a1d to him. ''TM>· were. 'You c-an go ahead and get
tour. BMW; and m} parenu. telling me. 'I love you; ..
Gnflcy 111d. Well. add a th ird: "You're m) sta11ina center
fielder." Those were the words Seattle Manners Manager Jim
Lefebvre deh\'cred -albeit in a roundabout manner -
to his 19-year-old phenom Wednesday. and Griffe y took
them less than stoically.
"I think 1t may be a drearn.'' Gnffey said.
Lefd>vre mu.-think JO, too. Two months ago. when
he J>Ut t<>ðer a team pro~ptttus for the '89 SC:\50n,
Lefebvre didn't even mention Gnffey .. But then I'd never seen him play," Lefebvre said.
And now he has, alona -.11h rnost every scout in the
maJor leaau~ This spring. Gnffc> has done the kinds of
thinJ.\ thu make managers· JObs easier -batting .397.
leadin& the Manners 1n runs scored ( 17). runs baned in
( 19) and cstabhshtnJ a leam record with.a 14-game h1tun1
~trc-al that 1\ ~1111 ot"·r
Sanders says he's turning pro
OKLAI fOMA CITY -Hc1sman ---
Trophy wanner Barry Sanders notified the ~
NFL ThufSday that he is turning pro, setting ~ up a possible test of the league's restrictions ----
against drafting underclassmen.
"We have recei ved a request from Barry Sanders for
special cHsibihty in the draft," NFL spokesman Joe
Browne said in New York.
In Stillwater. Oklahoma Stale athletic director
Myron Roderick confirmed the junior running back's
decision after Sanders scheduled a
news conference in Denver Satur-
day.
"He's through ... We are
declaring him ineligible for 1989." Rodenck said. ··we're I 00 percent
behind him and we'll be watching
him as he develops as a pro. He's a
great ktd and ha!> done a great Job for
us."
What likel) figured in Sandets'
Sanders dcc1S1on is Oklahoma tate's proba-tion for rccru1t1ng ~1olat1ons The
N( AA banned the university from bowl games for three
)ears and from telc v1s1on appearances for two.
anders' status ~llh the NFL. however. 1s not clear A truCJUnlOr. he 1s ineligible for either the regular or
supplemental drafts without a special exemption from
Comm1ss1oncr Pete RoLclle Browne said Rozelle ha!)
granted about six of those e.xempuon~ a year for the past
20 years, mostly to player<; who "'ere never drafted
The most recent was last year when Pllt's Craig
Heyward was 3llowed to enter the draft wi th a year of
ehg1b1hty remaining and was taken in the first roui\d by New Orleans. In Heyward'<, case and others Rozelle has
cited the poss1b1hty that if he turned down the request, 11
m1&ht be challensed in coun.
Ro1ellc declined to comment dunng last week's "JFL
owners' meeting on Sanders' status. but Bro'A-nt-said
Thursday:
"His apphcat1on will be rcv1ev.ed b> this office 01nd
while there 1s no timetable for a dcc1s1on, the dCC'ls1on 'A-111
be made by Comm1 s1oncr Rotellc pnor to the .\pnl 23
reaular draft ... Other FL sources. howc\cr. have indicated the
lca.guc 1s more mchncd to go to coun now to test its rules
aaainst draflln& undercJusmen
Ql'OTEOt'THE D' l
Bobby Kalpl, Jnd1ana basketball coach: .. You
remember when )OU 'A-ere a kid growi ng up and \Ou
bcheved 1n nta Clau ,, There' not much
difference between Claus and me today. >OU know
We're t~o oveN>e1ght, loveable gu)S thaa ktd\ reall)
CnjOy."
Lakers pad lead to 4 games
Byron Scott matched h1<1 ~a~n hlah
Wlth 35 point and A.C. Grtte added 22 a5 tf\c • ~
Los Angeles Lakers eully def(atcd the n ' ~
Antonio purs.138-9 . Thursday nigbtat the----
Forum. Coupled with Phocn1~ • I sat ramento. the Laker 1n(T~~ theu Pacific Div1son lead to fouraamc.-.
lo"i naelo took comfnrnd from the st.an. on scortd
c11hl point and the Lakcrs made c,c\c.-n of their fil'\t n10c
ffl'fd ce>al to take a 17-5 lead with ju t 3:27 ela d Scott
fio1 ljed the pcnod with 16 points, wh1leOrtC1'1added1.a
as the Lale~ led 42-24 throu.gh one quarter. I os o\ngelc\
made 26 of 28 first-half free thro~s and built a 7Q-4S
hal01me le d. its I rge t one-hair sconna output 1h1\
'5Cawn . In other BA pmcs: Brad LoUH ~orcd 23 of h1~scason-h1th 29 po1nt\1n the\CCond half and grabbed a
c-arecr-h1gh If> rebou nds as the Kin~ defeated Phoenl\ 1n
cramcnto. 135-123. nappu'laa strinaof 1Hon cuu"e
lo to the uns Waymu TlaftJe bad 27 point\ and Dauy Ala1e 25 for the Kings. . Patrld Ewleg \C'Ortd 26
points. mclud1ni two key free throws with 2 11 ltf\, u
New York handctJ Dallas 11~ 12th con$Ccu11ve defeat
99-98, at Madison Sauarc C1arden . C.ri• M1IU. led • I S-2 run in the la t 1:43 of the third quaner a olden
State ct5ed to a 113-104 victory at C harloue. nappini a
seuon-h1ah four-aame losing trcak for th~ Wamo" •..
Ateem Cfllj1woa scored 29 points and vabbed 10
rebounds a Hou\ton snapped a nine-game road lo 1na treak with a I 09-101 victor) over New Jersc} Mltuel
Adam• and Waltu Oavl1. tymied dunna the fir t thrcc
quantrs, had 14 of Denver' first 18 point 1n the fourth
guancr and \parktd a I 0-0 run a the Nu-"ets ran away
from attic, 123-~ 16 It was ahe Nugcts 14th \lraJJht game s Most Valuable Pla)er. aturday from 6:30 a m. 10 4 p.m.
Defense was hard to find in the run· The races art run on the ba) GREENWICH, Conn. (AP) -home win.
and-aun contest. wfuch is ponsored bewtecn cast Vacation hland and by the National A sociauon of Fiesta Island wuh the be t viewing
Basketball Coaches and features from Crown Point %ores Crowd
some of the country'' top seniors. arc expected Lo a\'traae more than 30.000. The We t, coached by Lute 01 on Among the cr""' pan1c1pat1n1 arc of Anzona, scored 13 stra1Jht ~1n1s tanford, Pnnccton, UCLA, Wa h·
to open up a 42-19 lead midway inglon,Cal,Harvard.Na"y.Y•lc,tl(
through the first half. San Diego. Un1vcn1ty of! n Diego
and San Dies<> tate. Barry Goheen of Vanderbilt scored UC'l's youna va"•l> crew. V11h1ch
five and Mike H1~ns of Northern features only thl'ft seniors, will be
Colorado four dur1n1 the WesL out-rowina for the first time th1\ "°awn
burst . under the dirte11on or \.OllCh Larry
HO\ll'\f,
Greenwich yachuman 1 ucd a ,
challen.ae for the menca' Cup one Lemieux s effort wasted
day after a New York Judge m-
' 1hdated pte~be~'s race and Scett v ... , and Aay Ptrntt each ----
awarded yacht racing b1ge1t pme scored tw1cca tiieHanfordWhalersbritthc •
to New Zealand . . Penauint m P1ttsburah. 9-S. Thursday niaht .• '-.:,
Al Con tan tine. a Greenwich re 1· dcspttc a four:-aoat aame b) MartO Lea:alft•.
dent who dcs11n~ and builds yachts ai tcm1eux's third aoal wat shonhandcd hi I Jth of the
has Norwalk·bascd compe.ny. Off-· season, bttwna wa,..Gn«*J'• NHL'rccord 1..c •
shore Yachts. submitted the 1eortd rus fourth aoel in lht final mntute to rai~e~.x
challClllC '°the Mercury Bey Boauna lnlUe-Ddina total toll •.. EltcW~rc in the NHL: n.:.
Club of Auckland, New laland. on &entcOredtwophandPhiladdptuatookadvan f
Wtdncsday. the 0rt('nW1ch Tame three pc>'A!er-p&ay apponuni1ies to defeat WaShi~~~t
ncW1P9per rcpaned. the ~m. s;..t •.• Ga CarhMell1 scottd twttt, and
a.ti c:..1181 ·~ INM OMrht ta<:h had two 1111111 as Montreal "n tn Buffalo. 4-2 .•• tn St. Louis. Q~ ,....~~on a ~und shot Wllh 3:2J remainina an overume lO 11vc tM Blues a ~3 victory ovrr Quebec ....., ... ., OI the Nontiqun hed tent the pine ani.c; ovcname wbcll he .cored with 1.09 mnaiaaftl.
R.tden sell out In o.kland
All that taktn into account. ~re aid. "I -...led the~ of Seattle 10 know lltr's com•na hotne Wltl~.r
How did Ltftb\irt bttak the ne~ IO Griflrrt
~~"~ -··1 took him 1n m) offict". 5ial htm down and told him
·rh1& 1s the touahe t d«n1on l'\e had to mau 1n nl)
whole hk.'" ureb\'rc said. t,
"I told him I knew he'd played well, and that Wltl.il
his hcan stt on breakana camp with us, and tha1.6t1d ~•llr, playtd prett) "ell And then I shook his hanCj
said (ongra1ul~11on • )ou'rem) centtrfiefckr.' 1 thi
fainted ." ..... " "I almost did." Gnffcy ad milted. ''Now I'm ao•nt
'tell my mom a1 dinner the wa)· thc) told me, I'm &0i"110
make her think I'm going back to Double-A." "'
It also ,mark"s th~ lhe nm trme 111 major l~,...-... --
ba5Cbell lustory. a father and wn will be playin& at
same time this season • , ,
Gnffey's father 39. 1s back with the Cincinnati Red\
with whom he pla>cd "'1th in the 197~. The Rtd ·
announced Thursda> the) ha'e ~11ncd Griffey to •ont·
year contract. " "I'm not goin& to tell him, .. GnffC) said. lau
"I'm 101n1 to make him hear it from Pete (Rose),,.
I' ·1HE81.E,('Ht:Ks ._, ____ ~
............... n~. ....
Ninja Trout
Sabatini, Evert reach flnai-.. ~-i
KEY BJC'.;( ol\ YNF:-Aa. -Top \Ced -----
uabnela abat1n1 and No. 2 Chns Evert took e a;j
advantage of mistakes b) their opponent to ~
win semifinal match~ Thursda) 1n the --.......;~
lntcma11onat Pta)er Chamy1onsh1ps. "
faen took advantage o constant unforced errors to
t>Qt No. 5 Zina Garmon. 6-J, 6-1. Gamson ~on onf\:ane sen ice pme. and (vc:n needed Just 75 minutes tolrcrp
intact her record of making tht finals e\ery )Cir 1n t~I\ ~
)car-old e\Cnt
Sabatini lost a ~t for the first 11me 1n her · 1\
tournament matches but sull beat No 3 Helena ukova
6-7 P·l), 6-3, 6-4. In the final pmc. ukova m1$5Cdt '
eas) volley to lo5e her ~rve. -"
E"en-and Sabatini. both .lookmg for thc1r•ilr t
toumamtnt title of 19 9. will plat for the championship
turday. In toda) • men's semifinals. top.ranked l•an Lcndl will meet Ke\1n Curren, and Yann1ck Noatb.,11
(ace Thoma Muster. ..~
b3lin1 earned her tir\t finah benh 1n four
tournamentS this )Car. • ...
Kl~ball' s status unchange<i
former OlympJc dl\ICT Bn1ee lltmball 7
publicly admmcd add1rnon to drugs and
akohol Thursday but failed lo persuade •
Jud t to reduce h1" 17-)ear pnson term or transfer him to a pm ate rrhabihtatton ccnler. The~~-'
1l"cr medalist "u ~ntcnccd Jan .• 10 for l1lhn1 two Cttn· scr1 and in1unna four othcn while dnvin& druAk 111
nc.1rby Brandon I t ummer. H1llWorou&}t Circu1tJ"'111·
Harry Lff C.e ID imposed the mu1mum term un r
state stntcnt:1n1 &u1Jelincs. and the 26->ear-old hi IC'
wa~ nt to rn3ic1mum ·sccunt) Tomoka Con'C'(1t<>na l
F 1li1y 1n 0a)tona Beach, fla .••• In other portsn~)
Thursda) Sophomore D•"'d Wur• of l" 1"Ct an mcncan, U ~ Open and ·c record of I mtnutc
44. 70 \CConJ~ 1n ~u {C'> fully defendina ha cham
p10Mh1p 1n the 200.yard 1nd1v1dual mcdlcyll the mtn',
N ~1mm1n1 and Diving Champ1on hip\ 1n
lnd1•napohs ••• Pascul Peru, who haupcnt the la\t 1v.o
month an dru& rehab1htat1on, rttt1\icd de.arancc..:'from
Comm1 1oner Pncr Uthrrtt.l11 1~ to rtjorn • thc
Montreal E•Po$ ... PHI M•ll..,, the ofle.n·injurtd b1U1n1
t3r of the Milwaukee Brtwtn "Ill be out three k'I
aflcr d1 locattna his fin r whJlc hors1na around with
teammate Oa\lt ~ ••• Paa.t Potlt•• •"t on~ p in
turned down for an ump1nna por 1n the ·a11onal U t .
M BUI Hob and Jerry l..aJH v.~rc picked to fill th• t~o
v1canc1e Postema. who ha~ ~orkcd ,prina 1r1uuni
pmc' in each of the la\t t~o )l".lf\ while attempuns h>
hccomc the fif\t ~oman ump1~ in th~ maJOr I~~ w.111
rctum to tht." rnple-A Jliancc this >eat ••. Tampa )
Buccanttrs quarterback V._y Tet&an'* ha fik-d for
divorce from hi wtfe of etaht months and w111 Ye a
lump-sum alimony paymen1. accord1n1 tocoun rceotd
tamna defenmc end AJ llarrh ta) he'll tt"av__c ,he
1 10 Bears a a frte 11tnt to ttp on under h.1 otd
dc(en •~c coordinator, Bti1NJ a,_ "°"' C'Oe(b fl tbe
Ph1l84C'lph.1a [qlcs ••• Man...,.._ dote 10 lhe top 1n
quahty1n1.1n the fim four racu th1sseuon. toot tht:~lc
po'9t1on for the T ranSoutb 500 at Dart1na1on ~.c: >
Raceway ••. Uni\'cnity of Colorado 1tamna quartert» to
Sal Amete ha bttn diapowd as hav•na a h'4 • thrtaten1n1 form of tomach cancn. wfucb bal~.S to his lunp and lymph nocks Mat the lunp. oftk1ab announced. ._
1•11 \ l'IO,.H \UIO
--. \ ,,,,~ ,,,.'
n ov rturns
thr -run deficit
n • to top \II estmlnster
t
O~om1nJ an early ).() ddi it1 I.he Manna Hip ~11 le'am ralhea f~r' 5-3 Sun~t Lca&uc vsctol') over
\11\0IJll Westminster Thursday afler-ooon.
'The win 1mprov~ the V1k1np·
overall record to S. S and lea1ue mark
'to i .. 1. Wcstmin lcr 1s 6-S. 0.2.
Down by thrtt enterina the bottom
of the fifib, Manna a.cratch~ 1t way
to ~ore four-tarnt1 Chris lJo>d
ttiithcd on an· error. Enc Crocker
smiled and the l\\O ad va nced on a
sacnficc bunt.
A drag bunt hit by Ott K1rk~ood
produced one run, and a hit-and-run
Slng)e by C.had Terry ma<le 1t 3-2
Then, with the buc<> loaded. M1'c ~nson work~ his wa) for a wan. and
an RBI to uc the game. sacrifice fl> ~ Robin Lindsey pro\11dcd the go-
·~ tall).
:' Vikinguddcd insuram:e in the
&1JU.h..on a run-sconns hit by Teri').
Mt~n"'hlle, Manna rttht-handc.'<1 rc-
hc\cr Chns Ste\len~ worked the final
three innings 1n shutout fa h1on 10
, collect the victor)
: In bo)s Qrcp tennis "' • La1ana Beaell 10, Corona de'l Mar
L 8: T))e host Artists managed 10 earn a
point 1n doubles to so along \\1th a
sweep 1n single 10 earn the nOJl-
: leotgue decision.
Jon Leach tnumphcd. 6-1 6-0 6-1
! over ht" three foes. and Junior Lee
• Kirner ncarl) matched him, out-.cor-
1na his three opponents.. 18-4
Graham Gilles battled CdM's Ju tin
Z1t1Jrtan for a 6-4 verdict. one of the
last matches to be completed. as
La&una overcame what was once an
8-1 deficit.
ln doubles. Lasuna·-. lone \lc.tOr>
w s lUrncd in b) Aaron Braµer and
Aaron Schmidt.
Uuntla too Beacb U. OcHD Vlcw
0: nd) tewan S"-CPt al No. I s1ngll'\
and David D1Mannod1d the same at o-2 while losing only one point a-.
the Otlcrs swept the Sun~t League
TRACK
From81
\M-thot put and 106-6 in the d1..cu
f~Westm1n ter. helle> Tochluk
captu~ the I 00. 200 and 400. and
wtiilln anchor on the 400 relay.
Woodbridge 11. Cose.a Me a U :
~ , Keffer & ( o rolled to an ca.,,
v1c.:1pry over the Mustang . but ( os1a McJ<.l had some big moments. as "'ell
w1\h freshman Ann Johnston
(2 12 95) 1mpro\lng o'er last "cc~·~
(>tr nal best by nine ~onds 1n tht•
88(.l 1n winning fashion. as "ell ac,
i:tndra &mett' unique doubk in
the 220 (2 30) and hot put (30-7 >
SHdlebact 17. ·e-porf Rarbor 5S:
0JllClla Chane) recorded' 1ctonrs 1n
1hc. J 00. 200 and 400 meters and \\a\
anchor on the w1nn1ng 400-metcr
rela) team to pan· the Roadrunners
Oh"e Langi thrc" '5-7 10 "'in thl"
\hot put for Saddlcbal l
T111tln U . Est.an<"la 44: r or th\·
aJlc\, Chn l) tfowarJ who d ea rl'd
7?;;anJ frtshman Ju lie Rusher. at
match wt1b the ~~ks. Hunt-
1nfon improved to 6-S ovenll and I-1n league. v.h1lc Ocean View fell to
0-2 in the Suntet. .
Madu U, Edftoe 5: Partners Jell
Money and Rick Rodnguez. put
loStlhcr for the first tame this )Car,
re ponded with a double s-. ep to
boo t the V1kin~ to the Sun t
victory. Manna. 2.0 1n league. cap-tur~d all nine inatcs matchu~ •
In 1.:omrnun1ty collcJt men·-. ten-
nis·
Orute Cea.it t, F.Uertoo 0: John
uabncf won 1n ma1JJ:tt ~bat No I
\1nitc and Enc Rcb1tLt'r shut out hi
foe at No. 2 )JO&lc to highlight a
P1mtcs sweep of the Hornets to
1mprO\:C to 12-2 o\Crall and 6-1 1n
conference, one game behind un·
beattn Saddkback..
For the pair of .1nterch~ngable
pla)er Rcb1v cr improved ht~ per-
sonal record to 12-2, while Gabriel
upped his mar~ 10 10-3.
Goldt'D West S, ypttu 4: Paul
uummcrson WQn a th1rd-~t llC·
breaker at o. S sin&Jes to pick up a
kc) win b) a 6-2. 3-0. 7-S count. and
l)con 81' en , who also won a thrcc-5C't
single~ match, teamed v. 1th Larry
Casas at No 1 doubles for the
deciding point 1n the Orange Emplfe
( onfernece match Golden We'it
1mpro,ed to 4-9 O\erall and l-4 1n
conference
In communtt) rnlkgt' v.omcn.,
tennis
Orange Coast 8, Fullerton 1: The;
P1r.itcs. despite the ahscncc of\1nglc'
c,tandout Julie ~lattery. who has been
bothered with o pulkd tendon. d1>-
po5Cd of Fullerton ~hind the play of
Donna Ewing, v.ho kept her singles
record perfect at 11-0 ~uh a routine
6-0. 6-1 "IC10r) on the v.inncf'i
courts
In high school golt
Estucla 19', Esperanu 218: Keo
<. ahcn and M1charl Jo>ne1 v.en: the
me<Jahsts with '7'1 at Mesa \ crde
5-1 lini-.hcd 1-2 tn the high 1ump It
~a!> thr bes I tor I Iowa rd 1h1.-. }Car Jnd
the top c\Cr for Ru\her
In ·oo) meets.
Fou.ot.alo Va lley 74, Ocean Vic" 61:
The I 98 un~t League cro s coun-
t I') champion R1ch1e Loclwoo<l turn-
nl tn \trong J')l'rformanl'c.'5 to win the
1.600 mete~ (44945) and "\200
( I 0: ! ' 5 ). ,rnJ foe Parl "'on the ~00
(2.UI 6) and took third 1n the 400
(5.3 1 6 separated lir-.1 and third) to
lead the Baron~ tn the ~unc,ct l ca~ue
opener Both learns \land at _. J
OH•rall
Edison S l '', Huntington Bucb 53•..,: DaH: Bal\'t lx>ug 1'11Chols .ind
( 1re-g Thurston eJch hud !<.)(XI ~r
lnrmam.es to lead the ( hargct\
Marina 101. Wc tmlnslcr %7:
\ophomore .\Ian (irant claimed '1c-
1om·!. m the WO and 400 and v.a.-. a
member of thl' v.1nning 400 rcla>
team for \farina
ddlebaek I 08, e~porl Harbor
%8: Thr Sailor.-. "ere outmannetJ on
thr Roadrunners' tradl .. but there wa
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Lfttle League
ceremonies set
c~ia Mna·, Litt~ Laa~ Oocn1na Dly tffmomes arc tehcdulCd for Saturday morning
with the fir11 pttch Jlated to be
thrown oua by Costa Mesa Coun-
cilman Ed Ola.,w at Costa Ml°SI
Hi&h's Liulc Liaauc field.
Olaqow. and other ctt)
dl.&.l'litanes. will offic1all) open th\!
1989 season with festivn ic~ start-
ing at 8:30 a.m.
The Costa Mesa L11tlc league
serves )OUth from age 7-1 S and
4S teams v.111 be compcung.
tarting v.1lh an e'h11ion game
Saturday. .
ThecSCaJOO runs uru.ii.J.unc 10
and pla)om beJtn June 17
It includes T-ball (for 7-)'ear-
old ), Minor C <for lhear-olds).
Manor 8, Minor A ~nd M&JOr
(for 9-12 )car-0lds). ~n1or min-
ors ( 13) and ~01or maJors
C 14-1 SJ.
(. ountry Club as the 9-Q Eagle\ -.wept
past pcrnn1.a.
Estancia meets l 'nncr~Jt) on
Tue'>Cia), then 11rd1, for a Sea View
League sbo"down wuh Corona dcl
Mar at C\\pon Beach ( ountr) C lub
on Thursday.
Estucla JV Ito, Foantalo Valley
US: 1 he Ea.Illes Junior varstt}, one of t~o 10-0 J~ team backing up the
undefeated va'"'1t~cked up a school re~ord 190 a < osta Mesa uolf
( our')C with a 28· tr kc v1Uo!l over
f.ountatn Valle>') 1ra ll~
Ryan Davis and Mike •\nder.on
It'd the all-sophomore 1e~m v.1th one·
under par 36s
In <:ollcic women'!. softball
SoCal College %-14, Azusa-Paclflc
1-0: The Vanguard s"cpt on the
loscr·s field a\ Su11c Hopkin'> p1t·k~·d
up two v1ctones to help 1rnproH~
~(al (. ollegc·s rC(;ord w 12-12
01rerall. }.. 3 1n Golden \t:ne ·\thkttc
( onkrencc action
Donna Trimble''> run-"il onng b.t..e
h111n the Sl\lh inning pfu\ed IO he the
de~1S1\.e hit tn the opener
An I I-run six th 1nningbrokcth1ngs
open in the nightcap ~rah Beamc
was 3 for 4 in the 14-0 rout
some encouraging moments tor
f-tarbor 1n the form ,,f 1un1or Hill)
Thibault and 1hc 4uartet of Robbie
Power. Bobb) Edwards. Jeff Pa> nc
and C1abc [)orman 1n thc 4' I 00 rclu~
team
Corona dcl Mar 93, ntvcrslty 41:
f-dd1e I a'elle's runs 1n the mtle
(4 3J )) dnd ~-m1k (Q· 34.8) h1gh-
hghted the ~a King.,· cllorts w-h1le
Jo h Herndon cleared 1311 feet 1n the
pole \lault tor the rroJans.
Tustin 81 , Eslanel.a 45: The Eaglc~
droppt.'<i their \ca View opener
'lhO" 1ng a decided lacl of strength 1n
the field C\Cnt-.. hut got a boost from
th(' efforts o f Hcttor f pino7a, who
doobtcd m the hurdl~ t t6 b.., and
43 b) and wa ..crnnd tn tht· tnpk
JU mp.
Woodbridge 99, Cos ta Mesa 13: r he
\\am ors captured e' cf\ l"' cnt "1th
Louie MuntL brcellng 1n thl' hurdk•.,
(1566 and 41C>9). John \olarl"t)k
doubling 1n the "eight C\('rlls (4 l-1
and 141-31 and ~ult f1,cron taling
the 210 and 440 1n 22 93 and SI 48
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with 6-under at Dinah Shore
ly HOW MD l:. HANDY
o~,.._c.,, • ..,.,. ..
RAN( HO MIRAGE-Jult Jnk ter fil't'd a tuhna
66 6-undcr·J>lr. to match the heat 1& Mission lt1ll~
Country< lub here." to take a rommandin& 2-itroke lead
after lint round p~y 1n thr abi o-Oinah Shore LPGA
~omen's & If tournament with tcmperatul't's rcachina 96
degrees before: a r«ord J hursda) crowd of I 0.S6•.
Inkster. who pla)cd in the Un1dcn tournament a1
Me\& Verde CC tn (o ta Meil early in her career, started
her da) v.11h thrtt succt me birdtH on the opcnina three hot~ and did the \lme on the hack nine at I 0. 11 and 12.
She alw had a birdie at 'o. 6 o n the front nine ind was 7-
u ndcr par throu&h 12 holes A. boat> at 18 co~t her a
stroke. •
he 1 a former winner hcrr ( 1984) and has a tota1 of
I I \ 1cton es in her tarcer that began in t 983.
. ..Dale Eggchna c.ame in "llh a 4-under-par 68 to take
o'er ~cond pla elate an thl' da) he b1rd1ed the final tv.o holes to take O\Cr i,crnnd place all alone. She ha bttn on
tour incc 1976andhasone"1ctof\.
'"The la 111nie I hot this goocfin the fir-.1 round "'3'
in Boston tn 1980 (her onl) tour \tCtOf) )," EJgeting !.a1d .
"I made a lot of pull\ and pla)ed weU. lfl did hn\e 10
c.h1p, I "as right around the hole I felt hkc J rcall) pln)cd
well toda) I ltke the la) out of.this golf cour~
"Everyone gea,.... up forth is tournament and this one
along "tth the l S Open arc probabl) the two b1ggc 1
tuurnament!> of the )t·ar for u . I d1dn.t leaH~ m}sclf :m) J-foo1e~ for par. fhe,c) 1u thisgolfcour)('1 h1tt1ngalotol·:
g1cens tn rc.-gulat1on ..
f-our pl.t)Cr\ "l're tied tor scc.ond at 69. 3-undt'r·par
The) included. B.:th Daniel Lon C...arban. I 1\clolle
cumann and Jod) Rosenthal.
MuOin Spenclr-l)e\ hn had a hole-in-on\" on the
par-3. IS8-)ard lifth hole ond lint hed at 71 , l-und1:r
Defending champton .\m) '\kon 111..c" 1sc lin1o;hc-d ·" ., I
"h1le formefl'hampwn Pat Bradk) came in at 72 l.'\\'n-
par
.. Thi c.u ur-.c 1\ hll' ml and "iltl'I for me \\-t• 111\I
don t m1>., C1arba<:1 '3td lollo"'"8 htr round. "I l1l(' th l·
golf course.· but mo,: ~Jmc and 11 don '1iio1ogt•thcr. I ltll' w
pla) aggrc ~l\·CI) and on a lot ofhulec; here \OU c-an·1dn 11
"This "il" prnbabh one of the ugl1e t 69's I hu \c 1:\c1
had I could ha' e '>hot '16 JU!.I il!t eas1I)
'"I he 18th t\ont< I don't Ille I don't bche'c in -p.tr\ "he~ )OU ha ... c 10 hat a ti,e-1ron olTthr tcc The~·!> \.\.Jll't
on one side ou1-ot:oound-. on Jnother nd a bun~cr out
ll'lcre 10 \Ch a good drl\e ( hJ\l' nc\er done \\di hen•
but I'm \tuhborn anJ I'll find a \.\!I\ "
Neumann v.1nnc.·r ot 11)e l ,-Open last )"l'ar in hl'r
roolte s<'awn lin1'ihcd wuh a lloumh to record her ti~I ~he birdied three of the lac;t four hole\ tu go 3-und\"r .11ll·r
being at par f<ir the first 15
.. la t )CU wa if'C8l for me "lhC \"('den natl\ e \atJ
"I'm JU t gct11ng back 10 normal. I "a'n't U'>l'd to •II thl' allc:ntton aflrr w1nnin1 thl" Open. I kit hkee,enont' ,,-;i,
\\:Itching me all ol the ltmt' and I "'-' n't uSt-J 10 \Ulh
,111enuon I JU'it lnl'd to 1alc 11 \hot·b\· hot "
"leumann birdied the smh eighth nnd ninth hok''
"Ith o par at ~'co .iher Marting on the back nine
Dan tel "ho gre" up tn Ora·nae Count) had
monunuclcoc;1<; 11 \eJr ago and rcn·nll\ It'll he m1~t be
ha.,. mg a rclap'le ~he had a fcH'r of I r1! on Monda) and
\a1d she felt \.\CJl the la~t few hole\ on fhu™1a>-
.. fh1s wa.-. u funn\ ~on of round lor me I hll the Nill la1rl~ (IO~ but didn't make .in) thing It ~a n't
spcl tacular or :in) thing ltt..e that \h lOillid~ncc j, had
and I tcd I Jm pl.t\ln& "ell ··
* * *
VOLLEYBALL
From 81
Im mc>'ll ell the n·maindl·r ol the
Ill.II\ h
Jull Inkster reacts to slnklnt • birdie ~
on th• 12th hole at Minion Hiiis CC • ...,..
first round ... •«Ion Thu~sd•y. _..
Daniel has hn1 hed second tw ice 1h1 }Car althou&h
-.he h~'!tn ., "'on nnd 1 third on the mone) winning hsl with
SI 0'1,9141n enrmngs •
Donald takes early lead
THF. WOOOt ANO . Te\1ls CAP)-Mike Donald
seeking hi\ lir~t '1L101")-in nine re.,.\ season hot a S-~nder-par 67 I huNJa) 10 iat..c .lone-hot lead after the
ltr!.t round ut the S 00.000 Independent Insurance Agrnt
Open.
Donald h1rd1l·d three ofthe first four holc-he played,
\inltng pull of 2 ·• 12 and IS f~l on the 10th, 12th and
I ''h hole-. ol the \Ogg} "'tnd\wept par-72. 7.()45-)ard
IPC (ou~.
Br.id Fawn rc-co\ered from a boac~ on ht first hok
10 -.hoot a oti . matthtng 'ft kc Hulbcn who shot h l 6 1n
tht' attcmoon flcr the wind intrcased
\ group ot ~Hn golfe~ hl•aJed by pain's $c\.c
Hall · teTo' ant.I ddcnding cha1np1on ( urtts tranae were
uccl at 69 I he aroup ill~ tnduded Rudd) Gardner. Roger
Maltbie. John lnmin Don \htrc)-and Brad Bn-ant
'"l hc kc) W3 tOcJn\C tn the fatrw9' and Q• WCI I tl
1') th.ti help\·· l>on:slJ~td "I \hot .i 67 in the first round
h\'rc la.-.1 )Car ;ind cndrd up se"cnth " -v. hen 'uu gc l off to a good 'lt.ll t , It lair.~ the cut out
ot \our m1nJ. I'll h"'r :i lot moll' p.tt1enc.e now:·
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ENL
\lt~·r <,(Ortng thl· linal '" point" of
lhl ..crnnd game. I .1gunJ turm·d an
l'Jl h l-Odcfh.11 intu J \.~ ka<l 1n 1he
th1rll g:lnll' on ( umn11n~,· \tun hlcx:k
lfunung1on came had; tu e'en 11 Jt
lih' 1hrn '"·and g.1t1w<l a hnd le 1d ~ o l~¥un:i tool 3n l\--k .td nn
\tJtlord ' kill tx·tcm· I lun t1n1unn\
~011 l>rakc ('\ cnc.'t.111 al c1gh1
L.Jguna built 11' kad to I \.~ tx·tore
ltunJington rallied tu \.\llhtn I '·I I,
and ub~'qucntl> 14-14 on '>1.'llct Ji m
Rile·, l1ll 1hcn \taOor<l Jrur~·tl 1n
.lnJn: ~nca llunlinl.(lon "ll tl hcd 11
hit the b.lc:k line and ~t.illord paired
"Ith B1.1nton on a 'ltull hhxl lor the
pmt""'nncr
Herc's a u~ful lip on how to prot t
your hard~amed inv tment in lan~ aping
( nd garden in~r Use the best' B~ T"Lawn and Garden Product will
r . tore and fortify ~ur plant gain t the
extrem s of weath r trengthen th m to
resist la k of mo1 t\_Jre and plant disea
f l'IC" hl'ft' rhu™1a\
FAtlson 3. El Toro t : ~ n1111 ~ltk:c:"
Diehl h.uJ .28 l11ls and thm· .ice:' nnJ
I), m:n l..Jr\lc addcJ 1"' kill ·nd 10
dt.a to k:u.J ~o 4•r.1nll'd und .,. \lltnl
d11o0n. from hchmJ fur a I ~-11.
1().1 S. 7°15, I ·IO. I 'l·I \non-lea UC'
'tltOr) to wnpro't' to MJ ·El I om.
ranked 'Hn&h. 1<:. 4.~
81\ltfJll)' J, Ml Ion \:IC'jO t : The
o. -ranked Tr1~an\ got a bu of a
'ICarc a Mi \1on \ tCJO tool a 2· I k ad
into th fourth ~t. but th~ 1n'i4·n1on of
John Gannon S(<'med 10 hl'lp tum
th1np a nt"C"tt\ ralhcJ tor a
15-t I. 14-16. 14-16. f5·6 1~11 no n·
lcafl.I( 'lllOf) on the winner\ floor.
tdan M"maw (24 k;1lls), JC'rcm)
Hitt 11 7 kill\) Pat f enell <I 7 kills>
and D•rrm ShmNln (I) d1p) led the
way. bUt Gannon·s 7 kin• and 2
M:r" c ac 1n the finaJ t~o ~t• ~Uhcadcd tht \ IC\Or'\.
WuA f'Wte S, T,..._. RW. t: The
W1mon, nov.-6-2 o' (rail. 4· I 1n
Pa 1fic out Lcaauc ota • "-crc ~ bY
Joe C ohcn (I Hitri ). 1 om Shankltn t~
k1lli) and Craaa Hall <6 ~n ·~ atU).
u wttl as ~Oft· ~tttt Rvtn
Rauth. 1Who d11u11n~ hiraielf wet" cfrons 1n tlw ._. pmt of a IM.
I u . I~ 7 nwwaunufWoodbrr•· M1rtlla I. lntlll I: ..._ Cwa W kill). nave ....., ( 11 all>, _, C.•• Cl kill. 4 ... blaeb) ... MiMa ID a IJ.IS. I~
IM. lj.J riolarr • die wt•1n fto0rl01~1G4a .
&illo Li•M n«t -~ Sa-. (6 kill) ...... ,.,-~
Ev n help them urvive rough w ath r
in tht> future.
Fertilize your lawn with Turf upreme•
for a rirh. country club green. And All-
Purpose Compl te ixteen•to urea full
harv st. or to imply revitahz your flowers
and hrub .
Ask f r the best-now in bag and handy
hox s-at your local garden center
TIE PROltlSE IS IN OUR IW E.
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1ts1Cknc """~d 1~ acf' on th~
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p.tr 3 l1v1ngiton us~d <t l ·wood,
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Mld Ed Gouki. all ~~rs ot
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323 30'2
243 2•7
296 349
310 307
267 280
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Go10tn St•lt Ill Ch¥totte 10.
New Yo,.,, " Dan.\ fl Oen•er 113. SHflie 1" s.ctal'Nf'IO IJS, ~n.a 113
Jtrrv Datte)(! Perr" D•IO'I !k'fNrd ~I
Darren La• lt••eo;o. Pait'
Gr" w o $t Paul
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Miami a1 Ptl!laoetl>l\la, • 30 o m
NfW Jeoev •' All&nte •JO Pm Danas at Indiana, •JO om
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Cievetand 11 Chlooo, S om
, GOiden S,.lf 6t New Yoo. S JO om
M1twaui..ee •• Plloen••. 4 JO pm O.lr0<t •I $tall~ 7 om
Slltvrdol 'f' 1 G llmft
L.Men "' D~•e<, 6 JO Pm Ponleno at CharlOlle 4 JO P m
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uken 131, Sctun "
SAN ANTOtllO -W AnotrW" 7·10 3 4 17
8'ociiows S· 11 ?· S 12 Sm<"' '1 6 • I I ~•well •· 10 3·3 11, RooertM>n • I• '1 2 tO G
Anoen.011 S 12 2·• 12 Bowie • 1 O·O I M
And«<M>n 2 3 7 3 ' Come9n 4 6 I 7 9 V1nce111
0-1 o-o o. Roth 1·3 l • s Torai. lll·U 22 ·3'
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, • • I•, AOdul·Jab06r 2·S 010 • JohnM>n l·l 6 1 I , Scott 1•·70 S S JS. ff\Oml)M)ll 2·• 0 1 • c-2 2 • • '· ,.~ ) " •·• 10, WCICW'69e S·9 s" ·~. RIVtrl l • 0·0 7,
McNamara 7·3 2 l 6 Lamp 1 6 o 0 • Tot.it
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All.OO.nc-17,SOS.
COLLEGE MEN
NCAA TIMWNlmtnt
THE flHAL f'OUR
(lit s.etle)
SaturOl'I'• s.mHIMI• Seton Haa, J0-6, .,, Ouk• n 7 7 •l om
M>Chigen 21· 7 . .,, •••nob ll • JO monYte•
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winner. 6 IJ o m
COLLEGE WOMEN
NCAA Tournament
FINAL f'OUR
(at T•<-. Waill.)
TedoaV'\ s.mHIN4\
Auburn, 31 I, n Louisiana ltch, 37 3, 6 10
om
TennnMe, 33·2. "' Marvland 7' 7. JO m111ule. ,aflr< for" 9ame ~V'•C~GAul);Hn·Loui111na Tech w1nnef .,, Ten
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642-5678
CLASSIFIED INDEX 6'2-5678
Rici.. Rob'ton, f0trl1'C;t _,.., G ltf IMf'. II t0 Mil'w
DIR Mul!>fl,,, 8 11tfCM.ll'\l CarlOs Oew. S.,. S..nerdlftO
CarlOS L~1. Ro~~
• 1 St 11)
60 Jr 216 6 S Sr 11 7
60St?1'
' l St 17 0 6·0 St 11 7 •• St 1)0 X•vle' E01\0fl. ~1
Kurt Schwan, We•llalle • 10 St 71 0
SK..O THm
Ton¥ ROdf10ut1, W1rr1111
Cr•'9 Wero. North (Ro•)
Jiff Von Luflow Cllerfff" Oai..
Wa'trte COO!< Newt>utv Pan.
Er.c St-·blev Bet11ow David HarOO;Jr Cam.riDO
Jason Green. •·"-"""' ftM.t Hovell. Redonclo
Pete Bach F UllWlon
It E\1<0'!0¥1111. Crnc:enla Viv
M. w~ VICIC)( Vellev
Eroe Tl!Omls, RIO Mew
Terrence ~m\, Comolon
Darrict> Tnomas 0om1noue1
Ju on Harl, S• Paul
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Sf 7H
Sf 77'
St no
$o 11 I
Jr 101
Sf 190 Sr lfl .
Sr 707 .
St 110
Jr 1' 2 Sr ,. 0
St JI 0
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WOOOCl<'ldQt def Trabuco H ' IS 4 IS·t
ls-7
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LHOM 8each Oef HU11flft9IOll &etch. 9 IS,
1S·9, 16 14, IS I
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14· 16, IS·6, 1S 11
Eolton dei Et Toro. IS 17, 10· IS. 1 IS,
IS·IO, 15 13
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• P1llsburgh 31 lJ 7 13
• NV Ringen 37 lJ I 17
>. Pt11lade!P1'111 36 JS 7 79
New JUM!Y 26 40 12 '4
NV 1s11noers 27 '6 s S9
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x ·Boslon
•·Buflalo
11 Hartford
Que bee
Adams Divi$Jon
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36 JS 7 19
36 37 s 17
27 ... 1 61
295 7 ..
336 3'2
304 296
300 777
210 315
256 317
313 216
211 250
213 29•
291 216
263 333
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W1nn1H11 at C11Qarv. 6.lS om Satuf8y'1 G-
Vll\CO\lvtr al Kln9\, 7:JS Pm
&osloo at Quel>K, 11 OS am
8uflalo 11 N Y l•lencler\, •OS o m
Chicago 11 HertfOfd, •.lS om
N Y Ra~' at Prthl>urOh, 4 JS o m
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1 OfOlllO II SI l.4Ui•. S JS P m
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Golatn Wetl 101 000 OC»-2 ' 0 LOCldlno end TewtM. Foreman, P~ If> eno
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Sewell Ill Ind .._..., W 0-11. S I L Rou
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Mllr"IN 5, WHlmiMfW l
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Houlton. • ), 6 1
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IOC) oel CaM1rcto11, 6·0, 6·0. Chol COC I def
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Dave Enolt. cat~. end Tttrv FrolliC-°"''lfiOtr. fool l>lsemel\ AU~ Aldt1Q Ca\lollo IO oen... ef !fie Arner'.ull A.»Ot.tolliOll ............... -All.ANYA 81tAYES--Tre4M 0.Yod Mlle(
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CHICAGO CU8S-Oo lloned lt•'ll•n
811Mtmh<O, Oll<ll« to Iowa ol Ille A"*tall
Auociation
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trade tor Neel HMICXI, Ptlefl« Senl l~Y
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insurance.
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ABOVE AVERAGE EARNINGS
Call 7 14/642-4333 between 6:00 a.m.-5 :00 p.m . (M-F)
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AREAS A\' AILABLE:
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auto. VI, 4114, great cond Ono owno< L~ht Ivory, SH,llt SH,HI • •t ... IUO '11 •YILEI Load.a ( tJJG748) (20JT867) Prix, 78,000 m11 .. Male• =· i~:~2;i7~;8 11 ~~~:,'1':1n~18!1~rPo=. '\ 1~~~w~{e· p/brflleea Liii IUOl llW 1500 Auto Mall Dr. OLl<SWAGEN 1984 RYlllD SH Miii IUILUO llY1LU oft., 87!).l253
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9040 AM/FM c:uHtt•. p111ed CERRITOS 55Fwy.atE"dlnger A u t omatic w i th (11-562) (~121) llmlt.O eo1t1on AIC -~-ans-...TO"!"Y•O'!"'T'!"'A-P'!"'uaeng ____ e< =~~ ~~: .. p~ee~~~:: ACURA 0ru.~ 3r::d~~84'a5;:::i OPEN 1 DAYS ::=~~;:::~~i:y: ~:: llAll -~~1· 1111· mn:::: IUOI :a~F~.2i~,.:r:.::~
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air am/Im, cn.nse con-talned. $15,1100 Days 11n1 ~ .. c--A1k1ng S 13 200 obo 7:00 am to 9 00 pm new, mlc:heUn lll'et one •--.... ••-•• • , . , •-11...-.1• cond In/out $4500 080
trol, 1 owner 675-8995 5411-4131: Eva 963-4350 ,., 40U111 1U mm. 8 50-4356I1KNCl68) owner, $7,800, 720-0953 ... , .... ,' w .... 11 ~6--0905
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NOTIC. 0, TRUSTIFS on 11141 14th d&'f' ol APflf 11189 1(47011 K 47\$4 Co•t• MHa Cetil 92626 K.U K4171't Tn• reg111ranl com·
Ml.IC NOTICE
IC.47117
,.CTITIOUI 8UllNEll
NAMI ITATEMfN'T
The lollowlng oereona ar•
dOlng bUllMU II
J W MITCHELL INVEST· MENT, 2 Corpor111e Pa.rk
Sulle 1011 lrv1na Calif
1127 14 J W Mitchell Jr and
Sar>dra L Mllchetl u c;o-
1ru11-ol the J W M1tcnell
Jr., and San<lre L Mllct\ell
F arnlly T ruet
J W M1tcne11 Jr 37
Rldgetlne Drive, N•woort
a.ach. Celli 112660 .
Sandra L Motchflll 37
Rldgellne Drive N-port
Beaeh. Catll 112660
Thlt bu11ne11 11 con·
ducted by • bv11neu trull
Th• reg111 r1nt com·
merM:e<t to tr1nsac:1 butt·
neet under lhe ttcllllOUI
bu~ name ex narnea
bled above on Marcil II
lt89
J W Mltcilell Jr
This atatem.nt w11 hied
with 11141 County Cl.,-lc of O< •
ange County on Match 23
1989
F41143S
Publllhed Of•noe Coast
Delly Pilot Ma.rcn 3 1 Ao"' 7
SAU 11189 .• , whlCll Um• l4JCh Rot>ett 0 Br'OQI ,ICTrTlOU• •UtlNlll NOTICE OF DEATH Chn• Lag•n• 22S Red flCmlOUl IMlllHlll flCTITIOUI .u•••• ~ 10 uenuct t...11•
Didi .,, .. , De Ol*led and Th•I •t•tem.nt WU f•i.d NAMf! ITATtMINT ANO OF ~N Roell StrMI Aneheim Calif NAMI ITATl••n .... ITATllllNT Mii unoer the hClltlOVI T.I . No.5650
NOTICIE
reed IOf' 1 with lhe County CHlr!( ol Or· The lollowlng peftofll are TO AOMHITlR 92807 The lollOwlng petlonl are The IOllOWlng pet'10ot are butlneo neme cw netnh
T 111 • o I ~ r o I• ct; aoge Countv on March 23, doing Dualneea at llTA H Of' Steve Xena. 221 Red dOlng bull~ u doing bullnMI.. lltled abOW on NIA
MacArthur Bovl...,ard lo Su t9811 VICTOR VALLEY TOWN CHERYL LY N MAIER. Roel< Strffl Anaheim Calif HERITAGE EAST TWO a AOAMS·Ff RO USON Richard 8 l(een111
YOU ARE IN DEFAULT LAM SICS.Welk Connection f41U47 CENTER ASSOCIATES I. A ... CHERI L 92807 I Cal1tom11 ~· Plr1rrer· PARTNERS/VISTA • Ce•· Thll ,,.,...,.."' .... ,.,
UNOER A DEEO Of TRUST, JamborM Road Slough W.U Put>llSIWtd Orenge Coa11 Caktornta gerMt<al partnet· MAllfl. alla CHEltYL Tt111 Dulkll•H ie eon-1111c> •50 I c.nt9' IC!'nll t.m1ted parlnetthlp wttPI Ille Coutlty Ctefk of Dr
DATED Ot./29/M UNLESS Between jlay1lde Ome and Dally Pilot March 31 April 7 lhto. 3-200 Bnttol, Su11e &e0 MAO,•• CHERI du~.cl Dy ~Jn ra Ofllle Sulle N9wpO<t 4tll9 Ca mput Drf~I Suite ange County on Mata. 13
YOU TME ACTION TO PaetllC COHI Highway I• 2 I 11189 Cotta Mesa Cahl 92626 MA1£R, au Tha reg1s1ran1 com e..ch Calol 92860 1000 lrv>M, Ce~I 112715 111911
PROTECT YOUR 8a~e Drive Slough wail F 257 ~Schriber, a C1•1· CHfRYL L. MAIER menc«t to trannc:t DUii-Cll Fed Ent9'pt MS a FP Partner11V,.ta e Celt· ,.,,,,.
PAOf:IERTY. IT MAY BE ~ County Road and DlllDt 1C MnTICE lornla eorpora11on. 3200 c ... NVMMf ""' vndef ,,,. l.ehllQUI Celllorn•a COfpOratoon. S'O lornie lomtled part,...ttl•P Plibl\aned Of~ CO.St
SOLO AT A PUBLIC SAlE CernlllOn AVl"l\141 B•ts.de ruuu nu Br .. tol Su<te 660 Cotta A-147520 ~,,_, 'lame or namet Newport CAlt\181 Otove Sutt• 41" CefTIPul Drive. Su•t• ~ P110t Maret! 16 23 30
IF YOU NEED ~ Ott,,,. Perkin0 Lot lmprQ11t1 M ... Cll<I 941629 To att Mori t>enehc1ar ... kited eboY• on NIA 210. N9wpO(t 8aac.h, C. I 1000, lrv!ne Ca 11 1127 IS ,Apt. 8 10811 EX~TIOH Of THE ment1 Dahlia Avenu. Perk· K47011 DSL Serv;e.e COmpany e Cfe<l•IC!'I cont•r!Qe' I credo• Ctm1 L11gar11 92660 Tll<t Ou11neH 11 con T11 374
NATURE Of THE Ing LOI ... .,.,. f~TI .. TflOIUTI ~~ET.II C1llforn1a co•po1111on !Ori llfld persona who may Tntl llllt~t ... n fled AOC ~o I ~tmoiled °""'' dueled bf' a hl'n.led Pllrll'et ·---------
PAOCEEOING AGAINST C011tract No.; 2707 .. A Ai ....... N 2 t79 t Lal<• Forest 8.>it• I be 0111er .... •M inteuted in the wtlh the Counlr Clef., ol Or '*""P • Oetftare L1rntted lh•P PlalC NOTIC£
YOU· YOU SHOULD ln9lneer'1 E11lmal•: T~ lollowll\g petaon.t are 200, Et Toro Cal.I 926'W w•P or n111e or Doth of ange County on March 6 Partnerht p Clo Republic The r•g11ttant co,.,..
CONTACT A l.AWYER 111 1,000 dOl~bl.ollMStlt Th11 buatnau 11 con CHERYL LYN MAIER al>a 111811 Oevetopmen1Comc;i1nv 180 menc4K1 to 1ranMC1 oo.i· flCTJTIOUllMl .... 11 On APRIL 20 tQ89 al Appro~e<I Dy tt>e C11y T E GIVING TRUST 850 dv"ed Dy a gener•I Plfl CHERI l MAIER ll<a F4tOU7 N Rlver.i1ew Suite l30 nMI un<* lt>il llCtillOUt N.U. STAtt•NT
9 00 A.M I ENDER T 0 Council tn11 27111 d•y ol Town Center D.ft• Suite Mflhlp CHEVL MAIER. &kd CHERI P11bh'1*l Oranoe Co.ti Anth•un Cal1I 92808 t>ullnett name '" narnee Tiie lo11o.Mnq petaont .,.
SERVICE . INC A March, 10811 :~2a Coat• M Celll Th• rtglllrant com MAIEl\~ al<• CHER'fl l Datly P1101 Merell '16 23 JO Thll bu•in•H •• c:on• U1led l bav• on f°eb•uAry ' dOl•>O txi•n: .....
CALIFORNIA WANDA f , RAOQIO, City me~.O to lrana&et bu"' MAIER APtM 8 1989 CIYCltO Dy I genertl pert t9tll L>.GES & ASSOCIAT!S Ctent The Aob•rt P Warm Mii undeJ the h'llllOUt A PEltTIONhat t.een llltO Tn 380 netlh<P John M ,.,guton Prn1-INC 2511 98~ Ortv•
CORPORATION as duty Proeoec;tlve tlldder• may ington Family foundll!On ,. t>ut>neu OtlM ()( namu ti>' NAT ALIE JUNE SMITH In Th• I •111111 ant GOm• dent Coron• del Mat Oletl 91~1S
appointed TrustM under Otll•ln one Ml ol bt<I docu· Caltfom•a N>tl profit oubt.c 1111ed l bo•e on May 1 t981 the SuperlO< Court ct Cai PUBllC NOTICC menceo to ''"''~' bu • Thia 11atamen1 we• t ..o ~II Lagea ContrKtor
ano purauant IO °"° of ments at no C:Oll ti lhe office benefit cor00tlll•Ol\J, 660 Thomu L S'Mtb••. l()frMI Coun11 o• Otllt>Qe ,. ""' U(~ the '"' llOUI '#tin IM Cou1'1y Cllf~ ol Ot· ~. • c.l1f0f!M ~pot·
Trust r.corded ol the Publle WfH.,I Oepatt TO#tl c.tltet D""• Su 1• Prtilidenl QuHllnp that NAT AL IE • IOl5t bu•'-"amt °' names •"Ot County 0<1 FatJruary at>On, 2518 ea,.cs. Orlve
SEPTEMBER 20, 19118 IS me nl 3300 Newport 400 Coala Mna C~lll Tnll 11a1ement wn hl.O JUNE SMITl-I De aopoontlld I.Wt AND ACCIDENT "NO lllleclat>o"•on0.C4'mtle•t 23 t989 CC>fonldelM-1',Calll 92926
11\sl Ho 88-474987 of 8ou19Yatd p 0 Bo• 1768 nan w1n111e County c ... ~ ol 0.-.. per.anal repr-talt .. HE.Al TH IYNOPlll OF lf;U f4Ga014 lntl IXll•nfll •• (.O(l.-
OftlC181 AK<>r<111n ttw office Newport Beach C A Thll Dut•n•u " con· aoge Counly on Maten IS 10 ad,. .. ,,~,., tt.e II ·at., I THI A.NN~L ITAflMfNT Ted l Hoo;, .. V•U Prtt~ Pu~ O<a<~ Co.ti Ol>C1ed C>y. C:orpottUO<\
?I llw County Recon,., of n6S8-89l5 Ouctedby IC:Ofpora«i on . 1989 1t1e~ao ... 1 YfARfNDfDOlCt"MaUI a.tit DallyP11e>1"4a•C1116 73 30 Tne 1tg11tran1 C:OITI• O.eno-Couo1y Slate o1 F0< tur1ner 1nlo<matt0n Tha regi11r1n1 com F411I07 THC PET l Ot1 ., 11, , ... OF NORTH AME.... Th• "at-• wu 1,~ Aprll 6 19811' "*1Ced 10 ttansta INti•
Cllhl()(MI U41Culed by call llOyd R Dallon Pr(Qtl(.I menced to tranaaCI bull Put>hSheel 01er~ Cc.ut au!hO<oty !O Ml" lftf II I CAN CC»i4~ANY FO'I Uf'E .,,,, 11>• COUl11f c.;o;..i. ot V• ft J7~ ,..... un<lel IN hCMIOU•
TONI A M()t(EOE Will Man-cier et 644 3311 ,_. 11"der 11141 l•C:lltiou• O&Jly Pilot Maren 24 31, n 111e unclo:~ u~ .ot:pe AHO HEAL TH &HIUUNCI, •noe C.,.,.,,ty O<• Ma•Ch 9 Du .. 1*1 na,.,,. or nlMT'ft
SHL AT PUBLIC AUCllON Publltlled 01ai.g• C.01111 Duslnetl r'lem• Or nitm.,_ ,Apul 7 t4 1989 dent Adm' ""''"' ul ( 1222 IOUTH AIVUlllOE 11189 MllC NOTICE 1ecs IDO'i• Of" Maten ~
TO HIGHEST BIDDER FOR Dll1ty P1101 Merch 30 31 ltlled lt>ov• 00 O«Am061 1, f ·2A2 lat .. ,t.4i ;J.t~Au,.1.,..as.-~\:Al!A CHICAGO, IUI· F41107• 1989 F-2~4 CASH (peyallM II " cl 1989 11188 •owa , ... t 1111011111 lfllt• ... ,, l'fbll IOIOI PuDll•n•d ()f l"Q• CoHt ,,CTJTIOUI •UllNEll Merk Lag. Prhldenl
---------sale 111 laWful ....,.,_, :-lhe fh400 Robefl P W rmot•gion, P\8.IC NOTICE 1a11ve to 111~• many ac.t!O<l• To1111 aom111eo 11 tit Da•ly P1tot Marth ICl n 30 NAW ITATfMIN'T TN• 11et8'Mfll wa' 1...0
14 21 11189
•-1c11nTIC£ ··~~r Pt•k:lent w.111w1001'''"':t1'ou11 110 1 .t1e.480.u1.e_ .t.01a1 Apu16 19tv rne1o11o"'"'9~tofl6tt• tl\eCOUnTr((lefliofO. ... -. nu Un"-<! Slai.t) al AT THE MlJC fl>flCE This •u~t wM hied _1(47011 P'O•ll 11e•oret1o•unQc.etC.•,, 111Dlll1H SI 376 VJ7 79t fn 371 dO<llQ bu~t H r-.-M ch 10 ____ NO_TIC_I ____ MAJN (NORTH) ENTRAN<,1: with lhe Counlt Cler• ol or. ,ICTITIOUI 8Ul!Nall ac:tton1 no-INt .,.,. Cap1tel ••Gd<• ,, 000 000 CARDIN.AL PAC•rtC IN· rax; . ..._..ty on .,
INVITINQ lllOI 10 THE COUNTY I( 47801 : Counly on March 13 NA.Mt'. tTATUHNT tonal llPfetenta(.i,,e it , ... Aggr'9•1• wrtl• Jr,1 · tor P\ln.IC NOTICE SUR.ANCE. AG£NCV 11 t91 '4Hoel 8-lecl bid• ~ De , .. COURTHOUSE. 700 CIVIC NOTICt'. TO 19 II T!Mt IQ!lowll'IQ petWina are fJUtfed to gr.-e N>llCe 10 ot1* !Nin $f*Jtl -Jllu• SllalM\00< L.n Hunt111Ql(ln Pul>UIMd Orange Cout
otfY9d al 11141 offlc;e ol the CENTER MIVE WESl CRIOfT°"I cw . ,4t 1274 doong ~" int .... ,., OetlOtlt ullloH lund• so Cit()U '18>0 111 erlCI nc'TITIOUI eu~H a..tn C• I 9264' 0 itv Plot Varth u 2t
City Clerk 3300 Newporl SANTA AHA. CAl.IFOANIA. 8UU( TRANl,ER Put>lilhed Oranoe Co• I 8EACOH COUA I PART. ·~ n ••• "'attltld n(>l.C~ or c: 0 n I" ti u •• d "" p' u. NA. .. IT .A TfM£NT J al'll•I Baro,,. 1 1 "" N>r• 5 12 ''"
&oulelt•d 'p 0 Box 176e all nglll, Idle Ind lrU«ISI (lee•. •101 .. 101 0811>' Piiot Match 24 31 NEAS 170 Ellll 17th SI C:Of'IMnled IO,,.,. 01'090Mld 14 000 000. Aggr•o••• Tiie IOlolo-ng petlOnl If• StratlllNIO< LP' Hu .. t"'Cjlo.l
New ori Beach CA corw..yed to ano now M«S U.-C-.C.) Ac>rll7 14 1989 • Su•te 110 Coet•M••• C •I actiorll The ond•oend..,t apectal turplu• SO. Vo dotnobl.i..,,...M 9eacfl Cei•I t i64
neSleatS until 11001 m Dy • undfi Mid DMd al Nol.lee II het•Dv g1o1en to f 2Jfl 92627 lldmtno1tr1tlO'I auth(>r ty •111 at"O"•d lun<S1 1aurplutl P!ASONAl l OUCH T1111 t>ut•ne»1 11 con----------
on the 13th dty ol Ai>rH Trull In 1ne propeny cred11ora of lh• w1lh1n W~h•rn H J....,1!11 6 •!> D• gr 1n1od unleu a" 1115 54:1 10~ G11n jLOH) .t.\JTO S AL!! A LfASING O\IC1ed Dy "1 ...,d,~I P\B.IC NOTICE
tNt, 11 wtolCh 11,.,. tuen lllu.ted in MMd Coutlfy ano named traMlerOl(a) thal • PUBLIC fl>TIC£ K•ng• Rd . N-por• Buen, 1nteft led ~'611 t •n an I 1 o'" op•• • 11Dn1 1202 w Cf•it Gen•• Of Tna r•g '"'"t com-
Dlda lhall De <>941nt0 end Slal• descnb9<1 11 t>ulll l•anaf., It l tlOul to tit Cal1I 1126&3 oD~tion ro 1n.1 Pfl tiotl 11nd 12• 673,119 Nal Income Svlle 205F, Sant• Ana Ca111 "*1Ced lo tran.11.:.1 Dull ~TITIOUI 8U91MIS
reed tor lOT 111 Of TRACT NO mtlde on pettonal prc.~ly 1(4'7029 W111tam D S•mptoro 3S35 1now1 Good eaua wily 1ti• 12• 614 f.211. Iner• ... 10.• n703 ne11 uuO• 11 e f<t1tt0"1 NA• ITATDllOfT
Tltle of ~rot-ct: Phue II 663e IN THE CllY Of llefetnal1« dHC:rltled flCTITtOUI 8UllNlll E Coat! Hwy ,97, Cor()ro.i c.;OUrt .~OUl(I 11ot gr 11t 111'11 creaHJ In Cap1111 end (lie H Slanlleld t3214 oua;nna na,,.. O< netnflt The IOllOlnng peraon1 11•
Ocean Front S•d-aJk Ae· COSTAMC5"COUNTYOf The nam .. 11nd but>nnt NAMllTATIMENT d .. Mar Caltl 92&25 au1ti0f'11y Surplua d1111ng 1911 Sunt11roOf ,Mo•llfioVel"'v, •ted •bcl•• on March a OOongtNlll'lfftU
pelr OAANGf STATE OF addrN-or tile inlended The lollowing pertor•• are Thll DutlnHI .. (M A HFAAINV on It• pell (4,1113.3391 1n1uraric• in Celli 9'3N "" INTERNATIONAL COM·
ConlractNo.:2740 CAllFORNIA. AS P£R MAP111n1l.,0<1 .,. CHET L dOlngbua<neHH dueled Dy. Q41MU1I Clll ll()h will be t••d on APRIL Fore• N a11onw1oe Ttu• Du11n• .. II COi' Jlt\'le>IB&rO!'.. MUllllCATION ALPHA
lngln••r'• Eatlmel•: ANDREWS and JACK T WATTSON CENffH netthlP ll 19811 a• 14S PM •n 111.7•5&95 Ac<.1denl 'oucted by ....... dl¥•Ch•• Tiits 1111_,, ... 11\cMS NtTWO~K. t221 E ~
1170.000 RECOROEO IN BOOK 256 HOLLENBACK 2075 ~~-· SOUTH 840 Newport Th• reg•ttrAnt com Ot>t·• No l tocat.O at 700 Heellft f>(~··. kheo~ Th• r•gtt11a111 COl'I· W11h Ille C;)o.nly Cl4!<k ot Or· Road 8Ullt 220 lhlNI
Approved Dy rhe C!ly PAGfS S AHO 6 OF port Blvd Co1t1 Men Ca• c.ni.i Or•~ Suite 655 menced to trAllU<:I buill Ct.1c C.nl•t Orr•• "anti 11 U 0&11710, 1ntu1~ 111 menceo 10 lranMCt w anga Count, on Ma1ch 14 Ca to10~
Councll 11111 27lh day ot MISCEl LANCOUS MAPS lornla NewportBeac.h,Cahl 92Ge0 nees und., the 1°ct•hOVI AN CAll270l FOfC.. C.loml.ll Bu..,,_ l\et unclet tt,. tctlhOUa tOlt '1na nclat Eng•neenng
Maten. 111811 IN Tt1E OHICE Of lHE The IOClllOtl"' C&MOfrMI Tile W111aon Company b\otlneat nafNI o• nan... If YOU OBJECT 10 1119 Paot ••.723 441151, Ae<:l· OUttnoM Nlt'e OI ""'"" f4U)61 Coftc:eor.a ·~ c forf'!i41
WANDA I . AAOOtO. City COUN rY RlCORO£R Of of ,,,. eh>ef eiceeulrwt Olhce 840 Newpor1 ~, .. D•w•. ll•ted llbOve on FeoruUy 23, l)fMIUng Ol 1119 t»llHon. 't'Oli dent and hQ.ltn l)ftl'Nllffll .... ., above Of\ MlllCti I Publlsnecl 0r.,. CoNI ·~21 l ~ AGH, Sui!•
C*11 SAIO COUNTY °' pnnc:1pal t>uStne11 olfoee Suite 655 NewPOtt 9".ch 1989 anou40 eOlllef appe11 11 11'118 Oiretl C•LIOfnta ~ 1Mt Diiiy ,ilOI M.,Cfl n H no. lt"""9 I 90708
Proepee1...,. DICIO.. mey Tne "'"" aoorew. and ol lhe lnt4'nded 1r1nslerClf 11 Celll ll2MO W-l·am 0 &•minor• Mwlf\O and et.tie ~OUf on. Paot .. •9 to3 fric H Stant Apfll 5 12, It I Thie °"tlne.a • c.on-
obtllln one Mt o1 Did oocu oll''ler common o.signatton _,.... u at>ow Paofc Shot>9onca C.r11tr T1i11 tlll_,t wll llle<I ~tiont Of I•• wfltten 001'1<. We hereb}l c.n.lr 1ne1 I'-Thi• 11a..,.ent waa ed W 7 OllC1~ by • eotpcwaiion
menll •I no COii •t Ille ofllee d •nv ol 1119 rHI praperty Alt Olllef bUS<nelt r ....... II"(;. c.ltlomta t2• I I Ven-.... ,h Ille CQunty C...k (If Dr· ''°"' 'Aollh Ille C0Uf1 befor• ·~ ll•lfll ... in ac wttl\ INI ~" • Of Ot· Tll• '•II •lr•nt com•
of Ille Put>uc works Oepan-o.acr1bed aoo..e 11 and addrH ... useo b:r the lute Blvd Stvcl!O C111. Ca• t ange ~ty on t.A•rcn '~ the ttearll\g YOA.11 •Ql"Mr• ()O(clanc:e ... th tt,. Ann~ _,. CouMy on ht>rnary flt&IC M>TICI: menoact to lfl Kl Ill.Iii
me nt 3300 Newport purpor1t<llooe Intended 11anlferor w1th1n 111804 tNll enc:emeyl>llns>eft<JnOfbp l1ttemen1 101 th• year i4 t ,..... unoer &he loGlol<OUt
Boulevarel p 0 Bo~ 1768 106? SANrA CRUZ ll'lrM yMrt lat! ,. • ..,. , .. , Th9 Bot .. Famity Tr11111, f4114J1 YOUf •llOfne>' ended O.Cembtr 31, ttU ' ,,.... ~rnou• __,..... ~ NIN Of ~
Ntwpo r 1 Beech c .A CtRClE C"OSlA Mf5" CA paet IO 1111 u kno""n 10 the ISO Alvo Alto Canll, Long PIJbl11hed Orange Coal! IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR mttdelo Ille tntutanQt Cofl'I Pubilthed O<~ Cll&tl NAM9 ITAflMINT lllttld I~ on N1A
112856-811 !5 9?6:<>6 · · Intended 1ranthlfff lftt BellGh. Ctlll 90803 o.!ly Piiot March 24 3 t °' a eonlw!Q4tll crtcJilor c.t m •.ionet 61 lt>e 8t•t• or Oslty Ptlot M•"'' It ~3 30 The fo110w1no Pt<aon.t •'• ~r_..,..,,
For lurlnet 1ntorm1111on Tr HARBOR PACIFIC COIN OP Birk side Auoc1a1 ... 911 Aorll 7' 14, 1988 lhe d«.UMCI, you n1Utl , ... CeltlOfn•• puftual'll 10 I " Aprll . .... dOlnQ bullnhl.. Thie llllln'lll•1 ..... I ..0
call 51.,,. Badum Proiec;t 1
141 u...O.rstgne<I LAUNDRY, 23411 New"o<l Summer StrMI, Su•le 1530 f ·24 t '(CU{ c:llom -.ith thec:ow1 and Jeflfl '· Oo,te, a..-Th u. ~~ ,ROJCC'T9 3400 ..,.th lht Covotr 0-11 ot Dr
Ml/lager •• 944.3311 "'"" oiactaima any Blvd . Coeta Meu Call Botton. MA 02 t to •-II' NOTICE 111a1t 1 C:09Y to me f)41tlOl•tl V ... ~•. ldwttct D A,,. Of The Ari. C210 Col•a tn94 ~1, on Mii/Ci> 14 Publilned Orengtt Coaat kaCohtv tor any 11'1Con41Cln.sa fomle 8 untier Hiii DavelOP· l"-.n. repreaentall~ llPPOH\180 by T~ • ._,.,,..,, ..._. rf tme tff11
0.lly Pilot March 30 3 1 of lt'141 •lrHI adc:lr.ss and Tile neme(1) and DUlloeH men11.'"' Caill0trwa, 1212 the ccur1 w1lhlt\ lour monlhl Publl.lhed DrtinQ• C:0.'1 "81.IC NOTICE 1 t • v •fl 111 a y mono ,,.,,,,.,
19n other common dffignatton add<... of lh• 1n111"d"C1 Pvnahou SI Suite 2908, lt...,44 trorn Ille Clare o1 fittl • OMy ~l!Ot M1tcn 27, 28 2t, l.erQtl• 1400 A,,. °' f Pie ""billneo 0r.,,.. Coeet
lh•Ot If any Sl1t0wnhtretn tra n1l•ruu1 are J Honolutv,Hawa.196129 'ICTmOUl.U.IN&ll 11>111Ceoti.ttwiupr0V1Cled 30.i1, 1111111 ._11TM"W~l ... ll AAte C,10 Cost• M Dell)' P~t Mw~ 22. :1't s..o ..... ""'"De maoe MICHAEL FOLEf Thia lxl••n• .... con· NU. Sl'ATl.MINT 11'1 MCllOft t100 OI ,,,. Ca . M041 .. 'NAlli.aTA.TUKN'T c... t2Ut ""'u f2 I .. ------=== ..... °"' ""''hOvl covenanc Of Tl'lal 11141 P•op.rry 1>1'11 ctue1ed Dy a general part· The~ r>efaont 111 tonl'• Proeat• Code Tt,. •-JC wrrJC[ The 1,,_,.._ e>ettOn.t at• Thoa bv n •• 11 c.on• '#&fran1y ••press °' Niii llef-10 11 deKrtbed tn nerttvo dOll'IQ Doi..,_. u tome fOf 1111n9 Clalma Will not ..--""'1 --~.,., dl.lc:l«S by an MIN
tmpfled r-oardltlg tt1 .. O--ai •• tll\111dromat and The reg11tr1n1 com• MODEAN IEAVTY •llP'tt ptl(I( to lour montl\I .,_ ~~=C• lNElllOY Tfle r e9111re n1 c:o"'• ---------
J>OUellJOl'I °' la loceled at 1075 N!lwport menc;e<t to lfttllllC1 ~ SAi.ON. IS48 Adam• Av trom ttle date ol tl'le hHflrlg "-""' rnenc;ect to ltllnNCt tiuel·i------------TEMPLE encumbrancn 10 pey the IMS.. Cott• Mae.. C111-""9 under the tictitlou• ~ • E. Cotta Mela, c.111 noiiceo above '1CmlOUl1 ""n..... £SYST~.,., ~IVISIONC ~r ,_ uNSer the het•t'°"''
rtmat . l °' I~. bvtir1"t name Of nam. 112828 YOU MAY £)(AMINE lhtt MAMIE TA Ml'NT Hfl or• rv1ne a I ~ name Of nam.M ALBERT A MARIE, 1,,. nol~I ~= ~ aalO TM Bu"""' n•rM uM<I lilted above on March 4, Shaper Roullenl 1584 I rue kept by the CCMt 11 yw The lollOw!l'IQ l*ICHll 11re t21714 C S .. ,eel t l><Mt Ott Mt1cn t beloved w ife of Rob-by llld 1ranelaror• al said 1989 LAI Aut>n w .. 1rn1n•tt1. at• 1 ~ lntetntlld In dOlnQ bvlilletl • '-CttOl'llC nergy Y•• 19H rt F T I I . Deed°' Trull. wttn ¥11eteal tocatlon II NEWPORT Donald A WllllOll Jr Calif 92861 the t I h J FIAOUSON PART· WIM, Ltd • Celil0tnt11 U St.,_.tn Ltn.tli.. d!JlllO ~ u e . emp e, ovtng IMreon, .. l)rovtOe<I In .., MESA COIN OP LAUN DAY fhll 11atemen1 ... l11ed How1t Se-red•. 15t4' Lii tM ::,t~l:,::::r A::' I NtR818AN CL£11A£Nff Ill • , .. 11nor• lt¥tn•. C1HI Oii ' '~ w , ted c M ' c ~ I I x
mother o f Kenneth C. note(1), aov~. • any, That ..,d bulk 1rantler It th the c°'"''Y Clef" or Or AubM. WostlTlln""' Cali! '°' 8~1 NOllC·• ol the 1~ OtJ1lor1wa lilMed pertner· 91714 With the Covnty ci-11 ot Of· !!!~!~PPAlltst' ~ CIC • J~. John J . J ones, unotr 1ne 1.mia of MIO Intended to be conaum· _,. Co~in•y Ol'I t.e•rc:h 16 ll24te 1 1 1 111<1 lhtp 41" Ct11npua Dr..... Thla t1u1 n•u •• e-.,. anga County°" Maten 10 "'" ,..., I 11.r ' •
Robert F . Temple. Jr • ONcS of Trull, re... c:twoes l'Tllted 11 th4t ofl.ce of, 1tte Th•• bu11n•tt •• ton· ~:.';:' ..0:1,. 1 P, lull• 000 lrw1• Call! dueled by • corr.ottt•on 1t11 er..o.tOt • ~ IW<.h T T and·~ of the TruaiM AOYAL. ESCROWCORPOR-f411t1t Mled by to pattn41f• t2715 The re911tranl com• f411tt0 Oalt 2163 · erry L. emple, Ind ol Ule lrUlb CfMtotd oy ATIOH. 9552 l(atella Ave, Publlthed Ol'ange COA•t TPI• reo111r1n1 c.om• : :,:.,~~~:~ .latln M 'llfguson 4 tOI menciec1 to tr.afltll(1 ~ ~ Dr.,. ~ De¥ld Mani)' Danor\. .a$ David G Temple and loMd OMd of TN'lt Anelleltn. C.lltomra t2804 OeMy PtlOI March 24, 't, "*"90 IO ltllnMCI Dutl· ol IM C...10t11111 PfOOoai. ~ Df"'9. "" 1000 llllOef llW fict1l'°"9 Olli!) ~ ... .,~ n. 1t ..:•t:.. Or N .. pofl Tim F Temple Lov-Tne IO(al amount of 111e on"' aft.et As>Ol tt, 1989 Apll 7. 14 tMO ,,... unlMr tfle tK:ht10U1 Codt ~P~t fOt pedal ntne. Clllf t27t5 ~ "-"' llMlft AQnt s 12, ttlt T • fMel lna sister of Herbert unpeic:1 ~ of Ille TIM.a~ trantfW '' 9UOo '·2a7 ~ °' nem. NoUcet01n111•.,,. frO!TI 1 Ne bu"""' " ce>n· ....,.....,_on._ W tx.•tnetoa • '°"''
R o-a..~. ~ Mc:Ufed ..., u. iact to CllllOl°T'la Unl~m llltld ~·on NIA ttle c:ourt c.ietto -...,.... e.y • liMllecl IMtf'tMr• 1tu M1od ~ .,. ••ttctJlll . Lee. Grace~.-.. -, Commen:laf Code l«to0n "8JC --an.. Aou'-'i!t&eye atliD AJ 1.-Ptlllkllfll ..a.JC MJTlC( Tiie re91Wtl\t com· and Joyce Fone. Al.lo propel1y to 04 tlOtO lltld 11ot ""'"'~ Thd stat•~• wu tiled ·~ .., ~~ 'hi• reg 1tran11 c:om· Thia •l•tll'*'lt •111 hied ~ to tl'MMCt tlull·
• u r v Ive d b "I 1 I JC ,...,.,.. ~ C06ta, The NllM and 900, .. of IC"9 with Iha Covntt c ... 01 °'. ~:::. •• ':'::· :.;":: ,__.. IO ltef\M(.I ~ """" llW ~,, 0-~ of Ot-• ' A T I • I .. T 0 , ,.. ~ IN lkt•tleul pndc:h.ildren and 3 ..,,..,... .avano.. .. th• IMflOn wllh Whom rteTmoue ....... ... Countv on M•Clh I ... -. ...-. CA"'" ,... ..... IN llehliOUI = Cownty on Marctl 1. wt'TteaAWA&. ~ neme Of ~
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t.orandchlldren. !!.-....... !:, : ~"-Nol:'': Cleltn• may t>e ltted la NAIM If AW 1~t Publlihed Otange eoaa.1 ...,.. ,,.MA or MIMI t •• ~ PMW..., ~ ....,. on Matell tl • ........-• 'IOYAL ESCROW CORPOA· The fOllOwinO peJIOl'lt .,. • Nt•ff 0.11 PllOt March 2t 28 ...., ~ on ~ber P'"'.... .....,.,... ._.. ....... lewtng will be Sun· s.19 la I I n .34t 84 ATION H82 Ka1ella A¥• 001 ~ 11 '°"Ol11hed Orange Coast "~ 4 Ill 9 ' t4, ltlf P~ ~ C.. PICTtTtOUI ..,...... 0...0 Dllf'Olll da April 2 3 8 oo TM oen.t1c:..,..,. ut1C1er ~. AMM!M. CA v210• W'lnaON woL,, vu~. oa11~ P1toi M11c.11 ta. 2 so ~ · • rws" .lofln M l'1tg4.1aon. 04ln ~ ""°' M•cn 1t, )), 30 .... n. •~• ... fled 1.i ' . . NHS o.ed of Trutl lltld tt1e 1#1 Oay fOf llllng TVFI I J40 ~I Ceni.r Apr11 &, 11189 ., .. P.,lllef Aelftl I . "" I The ........ "'~ hM -"" IN Oouftty Owtc M Dr• P. • Servica Mon-l'IOfeeofore executeo lltld c;te1m1 by any creditor sl\ll1 Ortve, 8uiio 1$6,, Noftopott Tl1·37G "81.IC M)TlC{ Ttlil 14atW!'IWll -. ''*' Th.a.2 -"'""~••..-•pert• r.I: County 4lfl ...,cti ti dey, April 3, 1.00 delillefed lo IN vnci.tllgnlO ba As>fll 17, IH8 •hleh 11 IMUI, Cellf •• wtdl U'9 CO\lr'lty Cletk of Or· 1W floom IN,_,,,....,..._.. 1
P .M. a\ U\e Harbor 1 wrttten Dectatauon Cll the tlllllnoM Oey before I.he The Wattaon eomp.,-,1, rtaJC M)JIC( ecn.t anee County on ret1tvaty PmlJC MJnC( ~ ~ the llCtltiOut ""'" L• w n Me m 0 r I a I Def•Ull and OemanO tor ~ttOn oat aoec:i l40 ~t C..11., Of •· '1CTmOUe .,....., U , •tit , .... ,, ~ ,,.,,.. of tJcC(L ~ ~-""!'8-~
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Harb 0 r Lawn (IKtlon lo w IO be ~~ OI'-. Cout lura IMVd ,ltudtc>Ctty,Callf dOina bl4'nMI"' MINT. 4$90 MacArthur Cloirla ......... • "91ftelt.....,..f0rthepat'I•
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a.ctlon 4, The purpoee of tht ptopoe9CS P1an of WOflct fOf NCh ot Improvement Olstrle1 Not 286
Ind 218 ttwll be to ~end conetruc:t WOttt. and fllCilttiM, M deeet•Mcl In the ~ti.,. Plan ot WorM. for the ~k>n. tr•tment end disposal of M'#aJge. ano the at0t999 and dl1trlt>Ytlon of ,......_, wet•. lndUclng defN, reaerVOitt, atorege tria. 1r..iment fac111u ... plpee, pwnplng
~. mnd .. MC 1 nwy equipment end property therefor. eequlring funds to fulftll oontractual
commttrnenta to e«ry out tM PQW9f'I and purs>OMe of IRWO contained In contrecta. lnekJdlng
coritractt with othet egenciet, end tht payment of QPefa11ng and ot1* cottt ot IRWO to the axteol
~by a.w, ptOYldad that the carrying out of theM purpoaae shalt t>enaflt the land within the
rifPictlve lmpf ovement 06atrlct • " -8ectJOn 5. The~ tttlf'M'-' axpen ... of eanylng out the Plen of W()(t(t It aa tollowt fOf each or the ,...,.c:tlYa lmproY9ment Olatrlcta. $20,000.000 for Improvement Oftlrlc1 No 188, S 10.000.000 '°' lmprowment Dlett'lt;t No 111. 145.000.~ f0t lmpre>vem«1t Ott1net No 288, end S 15.000.000 for
Improvement Olatr1Ct No 211
a.ct6of\ I . Getw• obtlgatlon bond9 era proposed to be .uth0fl1ed, 1.....0 and told on behalf of
Md\ of the raepecti\4 Improvement ~lnett fOf the purpoae of provtd4ng funds to carry out Its Pl.,,
of W~•. Md 11111 r ment• ror wrying out such putPoM shall be **' axcluttV9fy on 1h1t lands wttNn the raepectlYa lmpr.ament Dlatilct, lnctudlng any terrltoty ennaxed thereto
a.ctlon 7. A IMP 8howlng the exterior bounder• of MCti Improvement 0.trlc1 i. on file -.th the
Seaetaty of IRWO 11'4 i. ~ for lffepec11on by any per90n or par90n1 lnletetted.
Section a. Mondey, Mar~ 27. 1948 at the hour of 6 00 pm (or •'°°" thw .. rtar at ls raaaonably pr~) In the Boerd of o.r~ora Ftoom or Irvine Rancti Weter Otttr'lct, 18802 Bardeen Avenue.
lrAna, c.Motnla. be Md \hci Mme are hereby fixed t>y thlt Board of Oftac:tOf'I u the time and plaoe
for a helt'lng .mt raapect to MCtl lmpr~t Oiatr1ct on the QUMtlon of the purpoM of the
ptopoa9d Pl.n of Works. tN benefit to landa wlthm the propc>Md lmprOYament ~lrlet trom c.tyinQ
out ltt purpoae. tN ettlrnated expenta of carrytng out ua purPota and any other mattw ralellng to
llT'f of the foregoing
s.ctlon 9. At the Oma and~ fixed In Section 8 or et any ttme °'pl~ to which IUCh heatings
'!WY be continued. eny aareon lntw•ted, lnciudlng all peraon1 owning land within the lmproV9menl o.stttct, Mey..,.,_.. end be hM/d conc::ernlng any matter .. 1 t0t1h In th• resolution of lntantlOn, end
wrmen proteat•. If ""'f, will be oonUdered ·
Sac:tJon 10. The Secretary Is directed to publlen notice or euch hearings by publl•hlng •copy of this
raeolutlon one. a week IOf two t1icc: ... 1ve weeks pursuant to Section 806e of the Cehtornta ~ ~ In e newspaper of general circulation published In Orange County The flral OUbl6caUon shall be at leaet tour1aan (14) daya prior 10 the lime fl>tad for the hearings. Tha Secretary fe fUrther dlf'«:tad to pott a copy of this raeofutlon In three public plac" within .ac:h Improvement
Olltrtc1 for at. !Mat fourteen ( 14) days prior to the tie lhted fOf the tlaarlngs To the ••lent the s.cr.t.irv hat, prior to adoption hereof, .ecompllehed any or the publications or Potting• directed by
ttNI Section. the aame .,. hafeby ratified •
s.ctJon 11. Tht s.ctat.wy ia et.o euthOflZed to tend a certified copy ot thlt rasoluUon by eertJtled "*'· poataga praptlid, to aacti property owner In the lmpro"*MOI Olstrlett u snown on the tut
aquellnd ~troll or .. known to the Secretary. The malling lhall be completed not les• than
ten ( 10) days priOt to t. ht heetlng. Any o.t.c:t In or failure to give the notice required by lhl1 Section th.a not affect the valtdity of the prOCMdlnga oe.cribed haf•n
ADOPTED. SIGNED AND APPROVED thb 13th day or Mareh. 1989
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810 ~ COMI DAILY PILOT/ Friday, March 31, 1tee
Texas Air rejects Ueberroth proposal t!l buy
9Y MAKY GOltOON-
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Texas Air Corp. rejected a $464
million buyout proposal Thursday
for stnkcbound Eastern Airlines
made by outgoina Baseball Com-
missioner Peter Ueberroth. Sources
said the company '"Y be leaning
toward a higher offct :om billionaire
hotel executive Jay l ritzker.
J. Thomas Talbot, a former airline
executive from California who has
represented Ueberrotb in nego-
tiations. said his group was outbid by
another contender he wouldn't ident-
ify. Talbot also said Ueberroth didn't
plan a higher offer.
Tens Air. Eastern's parent com-
pany, declined to comment on
whether it intends to sell the airline to
the higher bidder. Texas Air's board
was known to be meeting Thursda}' to
mull buyout offers.
Any purchase of the airline would
have to be approved by U.S.
BankruptC) Coun Judge Bunon
L10and. who 1s administering East-ern 's Chapter 11 reorganization in
New York. ~·
Source$ elost to the s11ua11on. v.ho
declined to be 1dcnufied. identified
the bid~r who may have beaten
Ueberroth as H)att chain hotelier Ja)
Pritzker, who has been involved in other bag airline deals.
Pritzker did not immediatel y rr-
tum telephone calls for comment at
his Chicago offices. But his emerg-
ence in the b1dd1ng struggle for
Eastern added another v.dl-ltnown
name to a roster of takeover
stratesists that have been man-
euvenng for the cnpplcd a1rhne ince
its workers struck March 4.
The Ucberroth offer, which v.ould
have gi ven the Eastern union a 30
percent share an the a1rltne an ex·
change for wage concessions. had
garnered supPon from the unions in
recent da}s. It was con 1dered a
favorite to beat a long-awaited offer
by takeover strategist and T\\ A
owner Carl kahn.
"We're obviously d1sap~in1ed
that we're unable to proceed,' Talbot
said an a telrphone interview in Ne"'
Factory orders show
back-to-back declines
By NANCY BENAC
AuocMtl~ "'•" llf tl!e<
WASHI NGTON -Orders
to U.S. factoncs for manufac-
tured goods dropped 2.3 percent
in February. the second straight
monthl) decline, the govern-
ment said Thursday in a rcpon
offering more evidence the
economv may be slowing.
Order$ fell to a seasonally
adjusted S230.7 billion last
month after dropping 1.2 per-
cent in January. the first back-
to-back declines since or'ders fell
for four consecutive months
stanmg in February 1986, the
Commerce Depanment said.
Last month's decline was in
hne with a spate of other
government reports that show-
ed slower growth in February
and with widespread expecta-
tions that the economy will cool
off in this seventh year of its
record peacetime expansion.
''This confirms that February was a very weak month." said
economist David Wyss of Data
Resources Inc. in Lexington.
Mass. '"It leaves unans~ered the
question of "hether this as the
stan of th e slowdown we're
expecting."
The decline would ha'c been
even bagger "'ere 11 not for a 22.4
percent surge last month in
defense orders. which arc sub-
ject to w1de swings depending
on ~henJ.o' crnmcnt contracts
are sagne .
Excluding the m1htary, orders
were down J perce nt last month.
Ttie biggest negative factor in
last month's orders picture was
a 7.2 percent decline in the
transportation category. refl ec-
ting fewer orders for planes and
cars.
But even excluding the vol-
atile transponation area. ~II
other orders still were down 1.4
percent last month.
Economi st Mi chael P.
N1cm1ra of M1tsub1sh1 Bank 1n
New York said thal while the
cconom) is growan~ al a slower
pace than last year, the drop m
factor) orders was largel) a
fallback from strong demand 1n
December. when order rose 4. 7
percent.
''It's more of a reacti on to the
s1rong numbers that "'e sa" 1n
the past as opposed to true
"cakncss." N1cmira said.
The Ftdcral Rescn e Board
for a year has been pushing up
interest rates in an effort to
restrain economic growth to
reduce inOataonal) pressures.
The econom) grew a robust
3. 9 percent last year. th e tx-s1
showing m four )Ca~. but
anal)sts believe the pace wall be
closer to 2. 7 percent this )car.
with 1hc slowdown most evi-
dent 1n the second and third
quancrs.
Factor)· orders had increased
a health) 9. 7 percent in 1988 in
pan due to an export-led boom
that showed signs of stalling la1e
in the )Car.
The back-to-back decline!> in
orders dunng the first t"o
months of 1989 ma) suggest the
Fed's slo"'down campaign 1
taking effect. W)ss said.
"The Fed'~ been raising ratc'i
for a )ear now.'' he said. "If\
about time we started to ..cc 11 in
the real growth (stat1st1c ) ··
In the kc ) categol) of non-
defense ca pital soods. con-
sidered a good indicator of
fu ture andustf) investment
plans. orders dropped 8.2 per-
cent 1n February to S37. I billion
after rising 2.3 percent 1n Janu-
ary.
Orders for "big ta d.ct"
durable goods. items e~pectcd
to last three }'ears or more. were
down 3.J perce nt to a seasonall1
adj usted S 124.:! billion after
dropping 2.8 perce nt during the
previous month.
Declines were recorded 1n
nearly all m~or andustnes. in-
cluding a 3.-percent drop an
orders for primal) metals. w11h
the steel industl) accounting for
much of that decline.
York follo~1n11 mcct1ng of the Teu~
.\tr board
TWA general counsrl Mark Buck-
stean ~.ud Icahn would ha' e no
comment.
The Ueberroth deal. neaotiated over 1he p:m two and a half weeks,
would have included Eastern's
Nonhcast huttle service, Talbot
sau.I.
A pokesman for drvelopcr
Donald Trump ~1d Thursday hr ~1111
was an negotiations with Texas Air
Chairman Fran!.. Lorenzo about bu)-
ing th e Eastern Nonheast shuttle.
Trump a.greed last Oc'tober to
purchase the New York·Boston-
Wash1ngion service for $365 ma Ilion,
but the transaction has not yet been
completed and Trumpsmcc then has
a ked for a IO\\Cr purchase pnce.
pokesmeo for Trump and Teus
tr "'ere not 1mmed1atel) a' ailable
for comment.
Talbot said the proposed S464
million purchase .p,nce ''ould ha'e
included around S-00 mil hon in cash
11n'1 thr rP(t m debt sccuriuc . The
u tern union\ "ould ha' r rt•cci"ed a
30 pcrC"e-nt tal..e 1n the airhnr. wh ile Ud~rroth and Talbot would ha'c
held another 10 percent and tmcstor\
1nclud1n1 Dre"el Burnham Lamben
Inc. would ha ve held the rcm:uning
40 percent.
In other development\ 1 hursda)" n
federal Judgt• an M1nm1 conMdered
whether to order £astern pilot~ back
to wori...
Eastern's law)ers returned to court
seek1n.a to force pilot\ ·back to "'ork after almost four "eek of a strike.
arguing that the pilot union was
tllegall> u mg the "'alJ..out to change
ats contract.
But the p1lou. told U .. Distnct
Judge Ed"ard R. Da' 1s they JOmed
the Mach1n1'its on March 4 in a legal
S) mpath\. "'all..out because the} fear-
ed that tc,as Air Chairman Frank
LorenLO "ould destrO) both un ions.
as he had at Ea-;tem· sister earner
Continental A1rhncs m 1983
It v.as unclear ''hen Da' as "ould
mal..e a deca wn.
Regional airline eyes _Eastern shuttle
ly MAJICY GOltDON ,., ...........
NEW YORK -An aw.e~mc
regional u1rhnc 1\ vying with real
e tate developer Donald Trump to
buy Eastern Airltne • Northea t •hut-
tie sen. ICC.
America West Airltncs. the na-
tion's 10th-largest carrier, has put a
competing offer for Eastern' threc-
cit) muttJe on the tabl • sources close
to the s11uat1on said late Wednesday.
Meanwhile. takeover strateg1 t and
TWA owner C:i rl Icahn and outgoing ba~ball Comm1ss1oner Peter V
Ucberroth art gaining momentum a~
the top contenders for the rt$1 of
tnl..cbound Eastern. sources said.
speaking on condition of 6nonym11y. Obsenc~ beltcve the a1r'hne's fate
could be decided when the directors
of Eastern's parent compan). Trxas
o\ar Corp .. meet toda> in Houston.
In M1am1. Ea!>tem returned to
~oun toda) )ttk1ng to force '" pilot
back to woril.. The a1rltne <'Ontcnds
the pilots arc on an 11leaa.1 stpke.
The3ilots told us. Distm:r Judat •
Edwar 8. Oa' i~ they J01ned . the •
Machm1cits union on March 4 1n a
legal sympathy v.alkout. bccau~ they
fearcJ that Texa~ Air Chairman Frank Lorr nio would de~troy both'
unioM, as he dtd at sa~ter carrier
Continental an 1983.
Lorenzo and Trump. were ncann&
agreement Wedne'iday on the \ale of
the shuttle, said a spoke1mtn for tht
Trump Orpnt1a11on.
Trump agi::ccd an October 10 buy
the shuttle from Eastern •for $365
million But he recentl y told Texas
ar that the ~tnke against Eastern. 1n
m founh "'eek. had lowered the
huttle's value and that he would
reduce hi\ offer b) about S 125
m1llton. Texas Atr coun1ered b) telling
(Please SU SHUTTLE/11111,..,
The enterprising woman honored ,
By DONNA MOONEY
01111)1 l"llot IUJ!rwo fdltOt
Anne Kimbell Relph. 1989 rcc1p1-
cn1 of the Small Business Admmas·
trat1on's district Women in Bu incss
Ad vocate award has never heard of
The Mo mm\ Track.
It's just lil..e her to mass the
brouhaha over a recent stud~ that sa~s "'omen "ho choose to ha"c children cost more to emplo~c~ than
ch1ldlcs'i "'omen and perhaps sho uld •
be herded along a slower. flcx1blc -
ca rcer tracl...
"If I e>.pencnccd d1scnmma11on I
\\aS probabl} too bUS) to JlOllCC 11:·
Relph said of her career. She gradu-
ated with a bachelor's degree m
English from the Un1 vers1t) of V1r-
g1n1a and earned a ma~ter's degree in
special studies from George Washing-
ton lJ01 \<CrS1ty. incc lhcn her "-Ork
ha~ focused on women's education.
including conducting a litcraC) pro-
gram in .\fnca. producing a "Women
of Ach1e.,.cment" series for public
radio and dc\eloping a mini-MBA
program as c>.ccut1\.C director of
U ( 's Orange ( ount) Center
Relph "on the ad.,.ocatc a"ard for
herding "omen business 0" ncr\ into
another track: the educa tional track.
1ncc Scptemhcr 1987 Relph has
'"' 11ed bu anC\\"omen to monthl~ mretangsofThc Enterpnsang Woman
Inc:. "here the" can tall about their
problems. ask questions 1hc) ·,c been
too embarrassed to ask else" here eat
breakfast and hc;ten to a panel of
e>.pcrts.
Enterprising Woman began w11h
about 150 women at a breal..fast
meeting. The prOJCCt has grown to
mdudc panels and training seminar'
on marl..eung. computers and other
small bus1nc issues. Relph"s mall·
mg last has s llrd to more 1han 1.000
bu sanes 0" nc women's or-
gan11a11ons.
Relph said more busi c!>ses in the
l l.S. arc owned by worn n than men.
and women's bu\me scs ha'c a
higher succe s rate. Bu women lace .t
o;cparatc se t of challen es .. Man> Man
their companies 1n t c home. on a
shoestring budget. I king for an
altcrna11 ... c to their f ull-t1me )Obs
1 he) arc isolated from he trad1t1onal
bus mess circles. and so the~ ma} lack
even ba'i1C knowledge about ho" 10
Bank of ~ewpor•
'°llcu·k Pru·e Quotl"<i
run a bu me ~ r=-=============::::T------:----------1 Far worst' than not• knov.1ng th e
· ans"'cr. pcrhap , 1s the fear of sound-
ing umntelligenC
Barri n~er. R)an
& Compan>
RUFFELL'S
UPHOLSTERY INC.
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OFF-CAMPUS
DEGREES· IN HEALTH
CARE MANAGEMENT
Information Meetings
Wednesday
April 5th
Pacifica
Community Hospital
,,...., Rlttlm Thu
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1f9f Tld,_, St. IA Vm.t, CA fl 750
mf>UMIJI
18792 Delaware Street
Huntington Beach
2nd Floor
Community Room
6PM-7PM
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"There's omc qucst1onl'. the} "111
not ask 1n a mixed group. As women
"c·"e tned 10 do 11 all oursch cs -1t'
cxhausttng.'' said Relph. who '" a
mother.
he strcssc to the a11endcci; that
there's no such thing as a \tupad
question.
Panic1pants agree the meetings
help v.omen find answers that man)
bu inc smcn alread) have. "I .think It really has done thnt,"
said Sheila lvary, a self-employed
accountant and member of lhc
group's adv1 or) board.
Catherine Clampitt, small bu inc
de .. clopmcnt officer for Libcny Na-
tional Bank, s:ud the group satisfies a
dcmind for women bu inc~s O"-ncr.
··1 don't know of an> o ther group that
doc that."
Susan Linn. owner of the Network·
101 Directory. said one of the areate t rt~ard is overcom1n& a lacl of
knowledgt. "h's not what manv oru
o....., "'9t ...... ., Nlitti .....
Anne Klmbell Relph was n•med Women In 8u1lne11 Advoc•t• of the ye•r.
hD\C' been broup.ht up to do. There·,
JU!lt cH'I) thrna to knin ..
f{dph \,lid \VOOIC:n hfl\ C 'iOlll('
catching up tu do m the world of
bu~1ne"''· \! umcn tend to under-value thcm~IH'\, ta) too Iona on a
JOb path, don't look for wa'" tu
enlarge thc11 JOb'> don't ~-c~ public;
recogn1tt0n for what the) do and v. 11
to be cho n for po 11tQn\,
Women alw n('l·il to dapt to a
different t) le of' commun1cat1 on.
"Women tend 10 communicate
nm<)llg tht'IJl\Clv C\ in n \\a) that ·~
"Cl) conlu'lini to men." ht> C\-
plaancd
Thev tend to talk ubout more
uh)(.'Cl nt the same time thnn men
while men tend to prefer a line r
con\.crsatton. Women in 1entral
haven't adopted u t1me-1 ·money
amtude and o the) tend to "over·
commun1cnte,'' Relph s~ud.
Comm um alJon 1 the fo<.'U of the
!irst of l.hhon bOOks Relph l'i wntang
for .Ytomco bu\lnc owner.. "(om·
mu111l' ttmg \\1th D1ffirult l'e<>plc" I\
due out thl'i \untmcr
En1el"fln Ill& Woman·, nc\t meet· ina ,., \pnl 2~ at the lr"tnt• Mamou.
thr topic 1 "Jncr\'.asina Your V1\·
1b1ltt) end P1ex!uc11v11v-" and fcatun:s 1am Bra h1(r, prc~ident of
Br.ishter Co.: nne Cro'<'cll, prcs1·
dent of C ro"°ell and \ ~iate\' and
I orramc Reaf'in>tder "u..e pre\1dent
nd panncr ot Wt'C·\d\ 1ct.
for more 1nformauon call
85.?-61 8.
Feds take over 9 more savings & loans
Total under government's control reaches 17 5 in 28 states
lj DAVI SKIDMOftE
A1n•1Ul""9W...,
a'mendment~ to Prc51drnt Bu h''i
S&L plan . the f rca'IUf) Drpartmcht
\81d the aacnq that would be created
to handle failed 1n.t1tutions wall
"cc>rwdcr the effect of tran_JK.J1u11 on
property values 1n local rtal estate
market and on local btnkina mar·
ket~ ...
Lqit.latort from 'Ital ti ~uch u
Tcut and Colorado. where much of the~ ttal estate '' lcXaltd. art looluna for a paranttt that the
10,tmrMnt won·t Kil off the ral
estate too qu1cklv.
The ldm1n111rat1on, attkina to
prntrvt •• m..ch ~1bili1y • pou.
tblr. it hopitj I liaeral 1&1•neal of
..... ~ ... ~ ,. tlUtc will
billl oil mort dNilld -·· •• ·-.... ,...: ... toitl11611.
Tiie P1l11'11 Da;Diii .........
,,
Real ate group hosts
seminar on inspections
The Ora• County C'hlpter of tbt CdfenAi .... r..taa. le'fertlee
A...._,.... wtU .boll~m1nar on home in1PK1ion ttttaniqutS and lhc
bu ancaofbome an ion. Apnl 16 at the lrvint Marriott Hotel. C~nna event -wall be the P.W. a..._ C.., an environmental hc~ltb and ufrty .fi~ located tn Garden Grove. ~·~ t~_ ancludc_roof co,erings and framina, aniC'S, insulauon. 'cnuns, W1nna, ptptn .. ductana. plumbing and elcctncaJ s> t.ems h w1Jl 1ho
cAploR ~~aon of complete structural framina of a home. the hcauna and
11r condiuon1na symms and elcctncal systems.
Kevan O'Malltj, \iice pres ident of CREIA of Cahfom11 will be the
1nstNC10r.O'MalkvKrvtda ch11rmanofthc educauonalserv1ccscomm1nrc
in both 1987 and 1988. He 1s president of Network Home In pec11on •r\1C:e Jnc. aervana a~l of Otanac-and San Diego Count1CJ. Rcse~auons ma~ be made b) calling Peter Walker. 240-4663; 8111 Ro !>. 848~948; or Ke\i1n 0 Malley , 364-1080
• There IS a ,qfstratton fee of$ IOOfor CREIA members a.nd S l 25 for non-
members. lunch and 1n~truC'l1onaJ matenals arc included. • • • • • 'Re 1111 Tralaiq Falt pon~rcd by the Orange Count)· <'hapter of Society (or Tra10101 and Development will be April 19 at the Anaheim Con\ienuon Ct'nter.
The fair offer numerous "'orkshops 1ocludins ~~111 buik1ing. prc~ntat1on
kills for non-trainm._devclopments 1n legal decisions affectJna trainina and
development, enhanc1n1 product quality via Lraining. 1nd1v1duaJ <'aretr
development 1uue how to influence senior ma.o.agcment, ho"' to orpn1ze a
consuluna bu~iness and build 1maat and rtput.auon and how to de\elop skills
to increase product1 \'1ty and meet the bottom hne.
The $Cminar 1s dCS11Jlcd for cl rom trainers and people in human re~urces mana,tment and development
Conference attendees will have numerous op1.>nunu1cs to network wuh
tra1ningand human resource profcuaonal'I, and to visit the M>ld-out cxh1b1t1on
hall fea tunnJ more th.an 40 HRD vendo~ who will d1sph1) the latest 1nnovauons an training and human resource development
"The Grtat Years Ahead" will be the topic of keynote speaker Ray
Bradbury. science fiction write r. at noon.
Registration 1s from 8 to 8:30 a.m., and the 1ra1n1ng fair runs from 8:30
tl.m. to 5 p.m. The fee 1s $8 5 for A TO members and tudents. S IOS for non-
members.
For those 1ntere tcd only in Ray Bradbury's presentation. fee for the
luncheon and the ex hibit hall 1s $50 and does not include entrance to the
workshops.
For reais1rat1on 1nforma11on or group rate information contact Jan
Donofno at 432--0S80. • • • The monthly mect1na of MEETINGS PLANNERS INTERNATIONAL.
Oranac County chapter, w11l be Apnl 19. at the Westin Sou1h Coa t Plaza
Hotel Thespea~er will be Dr. Eliz.at~ L Keaney, Keame)/Bandlc) Enterpnsc
who will ~~sent a work. hop 011 ncgot1auons. Following the 3:30 to S p m.
pr~m. OCMPJ will present a "Partners an Paradise" trade how at the ~me
location. Trade how n.-a1~strat1on bc11n\ at 5 p.m. "uh the comb1na11on trade
show/recept1on from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m.
MPI 1 a 9,()()0..membcr orpniiat1on for thost' 1n,ol,cd in planned
meeti ngs and upplt~rs to the mccungs industry
For regmrauon, contact Fred Yount at 855-6 792 • • The e"pon Center As.soc1auon will host an information torum l\1a) 12.
fea tunoJ Rlcurd Sim, president, Investment Propcnic~ Group for Th1: Irvine
Co. 1m s prescn11uon will feature 1hc Irvine Spectrum
The Irvine pcctrum 1s a 2,600-ncre master-planned cen1cr tor
rcscarch,technolog) and business
lrvane pcctrum 1~ cu1Tentl) the headquarters for 340 l'Ompan1c "1th
aproiumately 13,000 employees. These companies ha'c made an c 11mat1:d capital investment of more than SSOO millton.
The forum will be held at the Newport Beach Marr1ot1 Hotel. 900 Newport
Center Dnve, at 7:30 a.m. A continental breakfast \\111 6c ~net.I Co\t for
breakfast and proaram 1s SI 0. The mttttng 1s open to Lhe public Rc~rvatton information. 720-8488
Walt Disney Co. files
suit against.academy
ly CATHY FRANKLIN c.y-.....s.-.
LO ANulLE.C, -The Wah
01Sne) Com pan) tiled a la\\ uat
today aaainst the \cadcm) of Motion
Picture An.sand 1enccs for alleged
copyn&hl 1nfnngcment of us now
White chanacter <lunng Wcdnc1da)
JU&ht's 0 :s~ broadcast.
The fodcrnl law u1t. "h1clu:bn.rgcs
unfair competat1on and v1olat<on of
the ( ahfom111 unt1-d1lut1on lnw. rc-
aultcd from the unauthor11~·d u!.C or Di ne)'!I now White rharactcr 1n an
QPCnina dance ~Qucncc. [)1 nc> of-
fic1al s'ud Bru~c Oa\1\ c>.e,utJ\C ndm1n1'\-
\rator for the .\cadem), dl~lineJ
romment on the ~u1t whtch ~d.
uo pcc11icd damaic; and an 1nJunc-
1ion a the c:idcm) from u 1111
other 01\nc) ch:anu:te"
The Ac:adem) '"ards tdecut
oprned with an actress dre ~d as
.Snov. Whne being 1ntet'\-1e\\cd in the
Jobbyofthe tmnc Ct\lc .\udttonum
and then followma a chorus line of
dancing stars to the stage
In hts complaint. auomc> Pctrr F
Nolan says 01snc) heard rumors t\\-O
da)s before the broadcast that "an
unauthonLcd and untlaucnng refer-
ence to Dt ney material \\tlS to appear
Ill the program "
.\cadcm) la\\)Crs rould not be
reached until March 29. "'hen the)
a \urcd Disney the sho"' did not
corua1ncd an) material "tkh:tcnou'i"
to its interests. the compl:u nt M.tlcs.
But the Academy l:iw>er'i did not
re' cal the Ac-.tdcmy'\ intcnt1om to
fcatuic Disney's Snow Wh 11c lharnc-·
tcr in t.tle I ().minute segment. Jn:ord· 1ng to the complaint.
C'ommentin~ on the filing. t ran._
\\ell, D1sne)' ~ pre 1dcnt and chief
operat1ngofficcrsa1d· ··we ha' c Brt'Jt re pect for the \cadcm) of Mo11on
P•cturcs Am and 1encc and for all
that 11 doe> \\.-e "err Lhcrcforc great I)
surpnscd .and d1 ma)cJ when "c
'te\\cd last c'eninl ~cadem)
.\ y,;ards ccrcmon1c~ to )Ct that our
\no"' \\ h1tc character had been uscJ
C\ten~1\tl) \\t1hou1 our pemll\ 100 ·
SDG&E will pursue trial
on public takeover study
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~AN Olf(i{) (AP) -an D1cio IJld\.llldl 101 .i ¥OHrnmcnt cnt1t) 10
Ga & lccmc ( o. \\ill puriuc II'\ purchase and oper.itc l>G [
plani for a court hc;inna on v.;hcthcr lXi&E. which 1s the lalJtCI of a
the Count) Water u1hot1t) \hould S2.4 billion 1akcOH'r b> M l:t'orp. has
be able to \pend Ul\P )tr fun~h on a prot~tcd \uch a munic1palt1.at1on
fea\1b•ht} 1ud)' of a pubhc Llkeo,,tr und 'o"cd to re 1 tan) uch anempt
of the ut11tt) \kanwhale. the four-member n
SOO& officials id the) hope to 01~0 congr~\1onal dc:lcp11on on _.. kl 1 f hundl.)' sent a letter tu Federal bqin an ~ttmatni v.;ce ona tna on Encrs> Rc:aula1ory ChaJrm1n fartha the matter b) cart) ummer. · H a\kina fora full inH~\t1pt1on of
But the Ullhl) Id It \\lll no11ppe:al the public btnclit or the prupo~d
a i~·s d«i ion carher 1h1 v.;l:el.: takco,cr.
refus1n1to1 ucaprcltm1nary 1njunc·· The dtkption a ked He to
uon 1t11n t the water authont)'s closcl) c\1m1nc the merac:r· .. 1ml)a4.:t
saudv on re 1den11al and bu\in~s ennJ
"lf lhe •'lier aulhont~· "'ants to do rate . -.:ompclillon wtth othtr ut1l-
a shad) •11h1n the fU1dehne \Ct down mes and C'mplO)tt\ of each com-
b)' tM Judtt· thats tine:· id Ma.t) pan\', and to detC'rm1ne v.hethtt the
Wood, 11111&ant trnC'ral counsel for conSohdat1un of the t111to uult11c i 1n SOOAE ... We don·a bthc~'<' thouil\ the pubhc sntrrt t
that ~ tbould be able to u The letter. llf\Cd b) conan-umrn
t.upaitfl'Uidltock'clopa btucpnnt Jim Bales. Bill lo~r). Ou.ncan
for an 1equ11euon." Hunter and Ron Packard, also uk.td
The wawuuthorit) has hirtd R. W. for 1n xcountana of Ed1ton'1 rolt' 1n
Beck A Auacaa~ fot Sauk to Jo a the aborted mettel") of SOO&.E -.11h
SI00.000 lluily Oft ..tw1htr 1t 1 luuon Ek<tricPov.vCo
Or1n99 Coeet OAILV PILOTIFridatl, M.o S1. -811
ring penaltles sought for Miiken
EW YOR.K -Pr0t«utors arr ~t1na staamna:pnlOn terms and
more than S 12 bi Dion an ~nalun
apanstJunk bond wizard Machael R
M.ilken and two othtrs in the laracst
cnmanal action ap1nst a Wall Strttt trader. ••
The Drexel Burnham Lambert Inc.
hecuta~e was 1nd1C'lcd b )' a federal
grand jury Wednesday along with his
40-ycar-<>ld brother, Lowell J. Milk-
en. and Bruce Lee Newbcfl. a former
trader for Dr~ul.L the nation's fiRh-larac t secunt.Jes urm.
The long-cx~ctcxl md1 ctmenc
chargt"d the three with turning Drtxel
into a b1llion-<lollar racketeerina
enterpn~ that used Drexel's JUnk
bond department for a ~nes of
secunttes frauds with various unin-
d1cted co-conspirators Among them
arc the imprisoned Ivan Bocsky and
member of the defunct 1n\C~tment
oartnership, Pnneeton-Newpo1 t
l'annc~.
AH thrtt ckftndant1 face up to 20
)tan m pnson on each of t\\O
racketeenna ch rg~. prusecuton
\lid.
mona other thmp the indict·
mcnt a cukd Milken ot u in11llcgal
inside information about mcraer
pro~I to arranae deal .. and ma-
nipulate -.tocls.
U .. Attome) Benito Romano said
the rackctccnna penaJues ~ere the
mo t ever souaht aaamst andi\iiduah under the 19-)ear-old federal
Racketeer Influenced, Corrupt Or·
gan1Lat1ons Act.
But dden~ laW)ers attacked the
98<ounrind1ctmen1 as an abu~ of
wose-eutor1al power and a tool to
"'rcnch cooperauon from other Drn-
el cmplo)ces.
They called the charaes a "per-version" of the racketecrin.a a t,
which was established pnncipally to
combat orpntzcd cnme but 1s used
increasmily to prosecute "Ah1tc<ollar
cnm1nal .
••J thtnk It I OUtrqtOUS IU U5C
RIC 0 tn a <.·1rc um1tancc hke th1 , "
sa id Michael Armmun .. an anome>
for lo\\ ell Milken. "They applied the
!ltatutc to bchavior~hich forthc most
part has not bctn considered e\ en to
be criminal. much le s the ubject ofa
racketeering 1nd1ctmcnt."
The t~rec: defend nts denied ~ron&doma anJ said the)' would
pleatfinnocent.
"Af\eralmost 21n )Cars ofle1ks and
daMonions I am now cager to prcS(nt
all the facts tn an open and unbiased
forum:· Michael Milken ~•d 1n a
uuement
Milxcn. 42, h.a'i headed Drc~cl's Junk bond department since the
m1d-l 970s and 1s credited with f"C\Ol-
uuoomng cori;>0ratc takco\iers by
~I) mg on· tbc h1Jhly risky. high
)1cld m1 secunues, tumina them into
a $1 75 b1ll.lon annual market. The
bonds also arc often used to help
smaJI and med1um-s1ze companies
lfOW,
The 1ndictmtnl dacribod the
Btvt>rl> Hall • Cahf.·buedjunk bond
ckpanrmnt as "the dnv1ns foru behind ~ .. crs bus1nc55 .. nou,. that
bet"een 19 3 and 1987 it accounled
for nearly half of Drexel's profiu.
If con"1ctCd ot1 the racketeerina
counts aJoM. each defendant would
fa e maximum fines of S3.7 billion,
roud\ly double ibeir afleacd allic1t
pront
In addition. the thrtt arc subject to
forfe1turc proceechnp on vinuaUy aU
mone y they have made throutb their
Drexel dealings 1noe 1984, an esti·
mated S 1.85 btlhon. That includes Sl.2 b1lhon 10 salaries. $112 milhon
1n Dre"cl stock. S20S mlJhon in
corporate finance fees. $37 million in
trading profits on allCJCCily tainted
deals and $257 million tn anteresL
Michael M1l~cn aJso was cbarfed .. nh all or the 96 non-racketeenna
counts. which tncluck numerous
mtul. wire and sccuritJb frauds.
Market advances out-number declines
ly CHET CURRIER
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NEW YORK -The stock mark.et
turned 1n an mdec1s1ve showing
Thursday, paus1naaf\er its rally of the
past three scss1onr..
The Dow Jones average of 30
andus1m1ls, up 38.48 points in the
week's first three trading da)'6-'o..! ~ ped back .18 to 2.281.34. ·
But advanc1ns issues slightly out-
numbered decline in nationwide:
tradmgof New York Stock Exchange-
hsttd stocks. with 726 up. 716 down
and 498 unchnnged.
Volume on Lhe floor of the Big
Board came to I 59 95 m1lhon hares.
up from 144.24 m1lhon in the
prev1ou se~1on. Nallonw1de. con-
solidated volume in NY E-hsted
1s ucs. tncludtng trades 1n 1hosc
t0<.ks on regional eAchangcs and tn
the over-thc<ounter mar.,et. totaled
188.41 m1lhon shares. .
The Commerce Department re-
ponc<l Thursda\" mornin2 that new
\\'SE l PS 4 DOM\S
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factory orders dclltncd 2 j" percent in
February.
That provided fresh suppon for the
view that the pace of the cconom)
began to low la st month.
But analysts have been reluctant to
conclude from a single month's data
that the Federal Re~rvc has ()UC·
cecdtd tn its cITon to ubdue
inflationary pres!lurcs b)' ll&}ttcning
credit.
The lim ind1cauon of \\hcthc.'r the
slowing continued in March isn't
expected to come until the labor
l>cpanment 's monthl) cmplo) mcnt
repurt la te ne'<t \\-CCk
In the mcanume. stock\ got httle
support from the bond market. "-here
intere~t rates rose shghll)
Moncy<cntcr b.ink \tO<.k\ "-Crl'
strong for the ~-c:ond stra1aht se s1on.
apparent!) benefiting from inueased
confidence among 1nst1tu11onnl
money manager\ about their pro~
pccts for "'<"athcnng fhird World
debt oroblcm~
OTf l"PS \\D DOft\S
. '
C 1L1corp chm bed I to 29' ;
Bankamenca ~ • to 241 i; Chase Man-
hattan I h to 37; Chem1caJ Banl..1ng
1'~to351.\. and J.P. Morgan I to 39'·•. Illinois Power led the ac11ve hst.
down 111• at 14 on turnover of more
than 4.3 million shares. The llhno1s
Commerce Commission granted a
much smaller rate increase than the
company had l>OUght.
G~nentcch dropped I"¥ to 111 •• An
article in the New England Journal of
Med1c1 nt reported on a stud) ~uggest
ing thilt Lhe compan) 's C'lot-d1ssolv-
1ngdrug for lreatment ofhean attac._s
is no more eITccti\C than a much les
expens1'c alternat1\.-c drug.
Sm1thlhne Becl..man. "hich mar-ket 1hc aJtematl\ e drug. ro~ ' to
55 a. Smtthl..hne also ha!. been the
ubJCC'l latcl > of talt..eo,cr rumors and
spceula11on
NEW YORK CAP) Mar JO
llt:TALS Pftl('ES
Sears Roebuck rose •11 10 43'h. The
company announced plans for a
major rcvampmg of llS Orglntl.11·
taonal tructurc.
As mea$ured by Wilshire As-
oc1a1cs' index of morr than S ..()()()
nc tt vcly traded stocks, Lhc market
increased $3.49 billion. or 0.12 per-cent, in value.
The NYSE's composite index of all
us h tcd common stocks edged up .13
to 164.38.
tandard & Poor's industnal index lost 06 to 336.86. wh ile S&.P's 500-
!ltock rompo tte index was up .17 at
292 52.
The N DAQcomposite index for
the over-the-counter market pined
6 to 404.56 At the American Stock
Ellchange, the market value index
dosed at 325.4 7, down . l l.
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811 Or ... CcNlt DAILY PILOT/ Ftlday, Mateh 31. 1989
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PAMD,Y
ClllCU8
by Bii Keane COUNTS• CUL TVllS by Maratta & Maratta
"Donald Duck and Daffy· Duck aren't
brothers. They just have the same
last name."
R~""ber,
~hot.Acltf S doW'lln,
wri~" s'rcai~\\t,
ANA kHf yo11r
f!yt Of\ the sed.
MARMADUKE by Brad Anderson DENNIS THE MENA~E
"No. no, Marmaduke! There's a limit to the
kind of treasures you can collect!"
PEANUTS
LET'S GIVE CHARLES
THE OL BEAN BALL
Rl61H NOW SIR
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GARFIELD
TUMBLEWEEDS
DRABBLE
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SIR! WIN AT ALL COSTS !
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1'M VERV FOND OF YOU
C~ARLES, BUT STAY LOOSE!
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OARf'lfLP/ PU'f THOSE CYMBAL~ AWAY!
by Tom K. Ryan
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The Funny FUNNY wor.ld Of Jerry Seinfeld
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1 Scarecro~' explores
effects of alcoholism
Only Ont' nt"W staft producuon amves on the Ora nae County l>btbill this
~ttlt'nd as the top-Gap dnuna thcnpy troupe mounts its annual anracuon
1op-Gap. whaC'h produces playsdeahnc wnh pro~ 1n SOC1Cty. touchn
o n parental akoholism with -sca.rccrow." dcbuuna this '4ttkcnd
at the Forum Theater on the Festival
of Ans gounds in l..quna Beach.. Tbc
show focuses o n the cff«ts of dw
addiction on the akohohc:. b.ls wik
and children.
Pcrformanc:rs arc scheduled
Thursdaxs throu&h Saturdays at 8
p.m. unul April IS at 1M foni•. wuh
a spC:Cl&J benefit staaina Sauarday
11o-h1ch includes dinner. ll\e music and a psy~hac for a SSO donation. Further ~ ..... ---.it-"I..._ ___ .,. 1nformat1on ma) be obwncd b) calling 648-0135.
A) Ont' nt'wsho" opens. another old o~closn. Ton1Jhtand Saturda) will
mark lht' final performances of the Huntington Bea h Pb)hou~·s drama. -or ~IC't' and Men·· Curtain 1s 8 p.m. at Gisler School. 21141 Strathmoor Lant.
Hunungtoo Beach. with rescn-at1ons taken at 832-1405.
Meanwhile. a number of locaJ prodµC'uons contm~ thrir rnpttthc
{'ngag<"ments around the coun1). The) include:
•"YM Never Cu TeD" on the nwn stage and .. ...,. 'l"llllet" on the
~ond S~ of South Coast RepcftOf). 655 Town Center Dri"c. Costa Mesa
(957-4033). ··You ~t''-Cf Can Tell .. runs TUC'Sda)~ throuch frida>S at 8 pm ..
Sa1urdays 1t 2.30 and 8. unda>S at 2:30 and 7:30 unul April 9. wtu~ -Hard
Times·· ma) bcSttn Tu~)s lhrough Fndatsat 7:30. Saturdayutland 7.30, 5unda~ sat 1 and 7 p.m un11I Apnl 16.
• JIUtrs" a t the Laguna Pla)housc. 606 Laatma Canyon Roed. Laauna
&ach (494-0743). Tucsda)S through Saturdays~t 8 pm .. uoda)'Slt 2:30unt1I
..\pnl 9
•''Jleq•Jem for a Heavywel~t" al the Gem Theater. 128S2 Matn 1..
(Jarden C,ro't' (636-7213). Wednesdays through tu.relays at S p.m. and
l_)unda;.s at \3() mg 11mes until Apnl IS.
• "neEagJe WitiTwoffe•"at1hcAltema11vc R~oryThC'ltt'r. 1636
!). vrand A\"C. Santa Ana (836-7929). Thtirsda)S througlrSaturda)'Ut 8 pm .• ~unda;.s at 7 p.m. unul April 8. ·
• ·natypes" a1 1he Westminster Communit) Theater. 7272 Maple S1..
\V1.'S1m1nster (995--4 113). Fridays and Sa1urda)s at 8:30 through ..\pr1I 8
•"1't Nlglu of Juury """at the LP. Rcprnof) Dtnner Theater.
15 7 32-0 Tus11n Village War. Tustin (835-9611 ). Tucsd1)s 1hrouah Saturda)S
a1 ~ 30. unda> s a1 2.30 unttl April 30.
•"Mame' a1 1hc Harlt'(Ju1n Dinner Pla)housc. 3S03 S. Harbor Bhd
")an1a Ana (979·5511 ). niahtly except Mondays at ,.ll')tn& curtain t1rMS
through Apnl 16.
•"Same Time, Nert Year" at the Grand Dinner Theater. 1 Freedman
Wat. Anaheim (772-7710). nightly u ccpt Monda)s at "II') ina curwn 11m~ 1hrough pnl 16. .
•"Cabaret" at Elizabeth Ho11o-ard's Cun.am Call Dtnllt'r Theater. 690 El
(amino Real. Tusun (838-1540). n1ahtly e1ccpt Monda)s at "lf)IDI cuna1n 11m~ 1hrou&h Ma) 14.
•"Tate l:mperor'1 New a.diet .. by lhc Amtnc:atl Chtldrcn's Tkatcr it
tht' .\nahe1m ( uhuralAruCcnter. 931 N. Harbotllvd .. Anahc1m(544-7124). ~1urda)s and unda)s at 2 p.m. unu.J Apnl 9.
BACl.sTAGE -Karen Vaknt1nc of"Room 222" and Richatd Khnt o(
··Thrcc·s ( o mpan) ~ \lo-Ill head dw cast o( the comedy ""Sociel S«una~ ...
opening Tu~) 11 tht La Mirada Cil'te Thrala' ..a ,... ... ...,.,._ AtWtl
23 .Jilt pla)housc 1s located at 14900 La Minda mvcL •md ticlct ia~
I\ 8\.atllble II 944-6310.
Tht' .t.hrmatt \(' Repen?!J Thcalcr bu ct...ft Wiliant H1111cy•1 "'sao. Dan« on the Kilhna Ground u tllc &Ml~ Of•,....,.__,
oprntnJApnl 28 for an 1ndctmn11Wtenua .... dllccunn1AllT .... ""111ef.lile
Wuh r"o Heads.·· has bctn tlanded lb,.. AIW'il I. Dd iefor:•iel•• • -.......... en her pl~y 1s a \1l1lablc 11 836-7929.
A new ~nes ol actina claua beaim nn1 ~ •• ahe LlpM Pia~
606 Laguna can} on Road. lapu ltxlt .... ~eldmt·s 1n1ons...,. T......;
a nd adult~ ions bt'vn Apnl ~ widl ce.111e limiMd eo lO ..... L .. cd dW
pla)'housc at 494-074"3 for funber i•..._._.
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CONTENTS
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CHASING DOWN 1FLETCll tlVB8' ••. . . . .. 8
Fletch is back on the beat, or rather oft' the beaten track. as
he inherits a mansion and a mess of trouble in .. Fletch
Lives:· But, is the sequel as good as the originaJ?Ourcnt1<.')
have their opinions on that.
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A HEART WITH A BEAT .•••••••••••••••••.... 11
By JOHN ROOS
Graham Parker is a rocker with a reputation for ha' ing a
hard edge. A look beneath the rage, however. re' calc.. a
dedicated arid sensitive art1st.
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RETREAT TO LUXURY .••••••••..•.•.......... 10
By DONNA AND RAY O'IT
The ;Bel-Air Hotel. which ha pla}ed host to ro>ah~ .rnd
mov ie stars, offe~ a lush and peaceful getawa) in th~ hl-.11 r
of the bustling City of the ngels.
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"/ had glasses when I was ren years old;
braces at 12. Add a Cub Scout uniform to
that and the girls were crawling all over me.
I guess I knew how to attract baM -you
had to wear as much correcrive apparatus as
possible. I said to my parents, 'Lee 's not srop
now -let's gee the hearing aicJ and che
orcho~dic shoes. Apparently, chis is my
look -lee's go wifh ic!'" ·
··~ ~ 'Jerry Seinfeld," says David Letterman,
"is easily one of the best stand-up comedians
working coda1."
Audiences appa~ently agree with Let-
terman, as they v()(ed Sienfeld che "Funniest
Male Scand-UpComic in a Comedy Club" ar
the 1988 American Comedy Awards.
His HBO special, 'Jerry Seinfeld's
Stand-1p Confidential," rook his humor
into millions of homes nationally, and now
Seinfeld, wh o began at "orn mike"
auditions ar small New Yor clubs. is
playin$ co standing-room-only audiences at
cop nightclubs, concert halls and casino
howrooms aroun~e councry.
Thi week, h brought his award-
winnmg scyle\tO the prov Comedy Club
and Rescaurant in Irvine for a stint chat
continues through the weekend.
The fact that his material appeals co all
audience has made Seinfeld a performer in
great demand for numerous guest appear-
ances on both "Late Night with David
Letterman" and "The Tonight Show." He
also appe.arcd on the "Tonight" anniversary
pedal and Utterman' "Seventh An-
niversary Special."
When asked why his material nc~r
contains any pro.fan ity, Seinfeld says, "l just ')
like my material co be funn y on it own. I
don't want to rel y on the ·easy· laughs of
wearing."
Born in Brooklyn. Seinfeld, who now
maintains residence in both New York and
Los Angele , says he became fa cinated b\
comedians at about 8 years of age. wa tchin~
chem on television.
"I remember my parents celling me, ...
'This man's job is to jusc come out and be
funny for pe ople.' I couldn't believe ic. l said,
. That's his wh ole job ~ Are you kidding me t
And they said, 'No, he's kidding us.'··
After graduating fro m Queens College
in New York , Seinfeld immediately be~an
kidding people as a stand-up comedian in
very small clubs.
"They weren't even clubs:· he recall .
"They were more like restaurant s with a
cable missing. I'd go on at 2 a.m. to three
people pumng on their coats.··
While crying co break into comedy,
Seinfeld held down -or fa iled to hold
down -numerous sales jobs: pizza door-co.
door, dollar jewelry on che erect, umbrellas
in che rain, fluorescent light bulbs by phone.
"I was a terrible salesman," he laughs.
"If someone didn't seem co wane what I wa
selling, I'd say, • 'Hey, no pro blem. I
completely under~tand your position.'"
Luckily. it didn't take long, only a few
monchs. for has comedy to begin co pay off
for him. For four y~rs he eked out a living,
along with hi friends Dennis Miller and J,.>.
Leno, in New York.area ven ues.
After gajning popularity in New Y rk.
Seinfeld traveled co Lo Angeles m 1980.
w~re ~ soon caught on with Johnny
.
Carson and ··The Tonight Show.'' ince h1
fir t appearance in 1981. he's returned more
than cwo dozen umes. Noc long after his first
appearance wich Ca r on, he returned co New
York for the· fi r t of dozen of appearance
on "Late ight with David Letterman .''
As his papularity grew. o did che
demand for live appearances. einfeld has
now pla)·e<l v1rcuallr every ma1or nighcclub
and casino in che country. He has appeared
with the lakes of Cher. ~enny Ro~er . Anne
Murray. And) Williams, Dionne Warwick .
Natalie Cole and many other . To<la y .
audiences are more likel)' co see him a the
headliner, rather than the openin~ acc .
On TV. he's appeared on "II chree
networks. HBO and howtune. ince
appearin~ on cable pec1al with Rodne
Dangerfield, Dav1<l ceinberg and the
mother Brother . Seinfeld now create h1
own hour-long comedy penab for llBO.
He also find rime to do numerou TV
an<l rad io commercial . and in l~ he won a
Clio. advcmsin~· equivalent of che 0 car.
for his announcing work on an •d for .i
Milwaukee re taurant chain
With his hectic chedule. he ecm co
have no came co JU t it back and rela x.
"What for!" he asks. "M v wh ole life 1
a vacation!"
Seinfeld will be appearing at the
lmprov, 255 Campus Drive. acros from
UCI, tonight and tomorrow at 8:30 and 10: \0
p.m. and on Sunday at 8.30 p.m. Ticket
pr1ces arc $1 5 for tonight"s hows. Sl 7
comorro)V night, and $1 2 for unJ .. ~·
performance. For more information. call
854·H55
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"CABARET'' a1 Ehzabc1h How-
Jr1f , ( un a1n all Dinner Theater.
o<JO I I C amino Real. Tustin
t hlb· • )-10) n1ghtl) eAccpt Mondays
ttt '31'\ 1ng' una1 n 11mes 1hrough May
l -1
.. THE EAGLE WITH TWO
llEAO ·• at the \ltcmat1ve ~T
lllf'\ rheater 1636 S Grand Ave ..
\anta ..\n.i <~3b-7929). Thursdays
through \aturda)'s at p. m . unda)'s
at 7 p.m unul Apnl t!
"THE EMPEROR'S NEW
CLOTHES" b) the i\mcncan ('h1l-
Jrcn·\ Theater at the Anaheim Cul-
tural .\ns (enter. 1131 N. Harbor
Hhd .\nahe1m (544-7124). Satur·
da)\ ::::d Sunda)S at:! pm through
\pnl 19.
"HARD TIMES" on 1he Second
'itagc of South Coast Repertory. 655
I own Center Dri ve . Costa Mesa
(Y57-4033). Tuesda}
"JITTERS" at the Laguna Play-
houS<.'. 606 Laguna Canyon Road.
Laguna Beach (494-0743). Tuesdays
through Saturdays at 8 p.m .. Sundays
a t 2:30 until Apnl 9.
"MAME" at the Harlequin Dinner
PlavhouM'. 350 3 . Harbor Blvd ..
\anta Ana (979-5511 ). nightly cJtcep1
\ilonda)'s at 'arying curtain times
through April 16.
"NIGHT OF JANUARY HTH" al
the L.P. Repertory Dinner Theater.
I' 7 32-D Tustin Villa&e Way, Tus11n
HS.35-9611 ). Tuesdays 1hrough Sa1ur-
"Fun and
Crazy!" ___
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Uves'
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da)s at 8:30, Sundays at 2:l0 uabl modem renditions from ~way
A ·1 30. and the movies Wednesdays~ ':O.. MICE AND )qNtO by the Frida~ I p.m. wnd la&e. and S.tur-
Hun1ingtoa Balch Playh~ at days.? p.m. to I un. 432-7SS9.
. Gislcr School, 21141 Strathmoor THE CANNDY 3010 LaFa)etie
Lane, Huntington Beach (132-140S), Ave .• Newport Beach pmtnts ~s,,
closing performances ton1atu and Plctu~". with top 405 music from
Saturday at 8 p.m. 8:30 p.m. to I a.m. torught and
"REQUIEM FOR A HEAVY· Sltul'day. 615-5117.
WEIGRT"attheGemThcatcr.12852 ~'S NOSTALGIA NIGHT·
Main SL. Garden Grove (636-7213). Q,lJB in the Newporter Rcson. 1 l07
Wednesdays through Saturda)'S at 8 Jamboltt Road, Newport Beach
p.m. un11I Apfil IS ~•th Sunday pTnents the golden age of rock 'n' roll
performances at varyina times. 7 p.m. to2a.m. nl&htfyexccptSunday
"SAME TIME, NEXT YEAR" at and Monday. "Shake. Rattle and
the Grand Dinner Thcalcr. 7 Free-Roll" performs beginning Tuesday
dman Way. Anaheim (772-7710). throuJn April 22 ~o cover charge.
nightly except Monda)'S at varylll& Classic bands will (>Crfonn the era's
cunain 1imcs 1hrough April 16. grcatcst hits from .. Good Gollv. Miss
"TINTYPES" al lhc Wcstm1ns1cr Molly," 10 "J Want To Hold Your <. ommunityThca1er. 7272 Maple L . Hand." 644-1 700.
Wcstmmstcr(9954113). Fndaysand THE WHITE HOUSE Restaurant
Sa1urdays a1 8:30 through Apnl 8. and Ta,em 340 South Coast H1S}l·
"YOUNEVERCANTELL"on 1he way. Laguna Beach. ~nlS h\e
main Sllgc ofSoutb Coast Repertory. cntenainment and dancing n1ghtl)
655 Town Center Dnvc:. Costa Mesa ~ '494-8088.
(957-4033). Tuesdays 1hrough SUNSET PUB f't'>655 Pacific Coas1
Fndays 91 8 p.m .. Saturda} al 2:30 Highway. Sunset Beach. ofTers h\e
and 8. Sundays at 2:30 and 7:30 unul cntc:ruunmenl seven n1gh1S at "'eel.
Apnl 9. Tonight, The M1J!l1y Ayers 9· 30 p.m. ......
Friday
ELVIS: A MUSICAL CEL·
EBRATION An cntenaining and
evocau ve musical tribute 10 rock's
grealest superstar. the multi-m ilhon
dollar produc1ion enroute to Broad-
way. at the Oran1e Coun1 y Per-
forming Ans Center to~i&ht th~ugh
Sunday al 8 p.m. witfi matinees
Saturda} and Sunday at 2 p.m.
TickclS are pnced from SI 9 10 $40
and arc available by calling the Center
Box Office:. 556-ARTS or Tick(!·
masttt. 740-2000.
BLUE BEET CAFE 107 21st Pl ..
Newport Beach, Nick Ppow Solo
every Fnday al 9 p.m. and Monday
and Tuesciay at 8 p.m. 6 7S-BEET. AMBERS AT AMBl\OSIA 695
To"'n Cca-uer Dnvc. Cos&a Mesa
prcscnu Confrey Phtlhps Tno w11h
I fl •IMDIU•--.......... ,, ..... a..
cao...~ ..... -·-•Oo9• ........ c.. .a1.oc _...,
to I :30 a.m. SJ covc:r charge
592-1926 .
USS, THE CLUB 2285 Nev.pon
Bhd. in C~ia MC$1. Ra tun& hghts.
mirrors and a bu.gc dance floor. Not·
shirts or shoru. Ttckrls arr $5 for all
shows. Doors open al 8 p.m. Call
833-1160.
THE IUGBTEOOS BROTHERS
HOP 18774 Brookhurst. Fountatn
Valley. The Hop erescn1s lhc coolcsl
"Hoppy:· Hour 1n town S-7 p.m.
Fnday ... Lei the Goode Times Roll" ~nllina 11 7 p.m. with D.J. Dennis
B. Goode. $4 cover cha~: Saturday,
"Hot Auaust NaJhu"a tnbute to Neil
Diamond stamng Tony Rossini at
7:30 p.m . ($4 cover). A1 8:30 "Oancc.
Dance. Dance,"" Blast to the Past"
wtth D.J . Dennis B. Goode. $4 cover
chara.e; u~y."Thc Bacbcat 8o)'i."
lave SOsand 60sdanctbend, 9 p.m. to
mKinllht ($4 cover); Closed Monda>.
"Rock Around the Clock.'' a b"tory
of rock and roll TIJC'S. at 8 p.m.($4 co\rn t'haflC).; -s1111 Rocktn' ... arter
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4 Deify Pttot 0•1bodt/ Frldey. M8'dt 31 ... .
M•klng his pitch
Tlte ""9ell open dte 1,.. INtl•••• •••••ft T.,....)f wh•n
Mike Witt .-O"•f talln dte •••--Z' • dte Chicago WNte So• In a JIOS,... ...... -~ .........
all lhC"SC >ctr\" on Wed~) at K
pm. ($4 Co\ t r) 1 hunda\ ( tlly
{onte'ils" 963-~.166 ·
/Eftf!MIAH' RE TA RANT.
8901 \\-amcr \~t a1 Main ha 1n
Hunnnaton Beach pttWnt li\t' cnter-
aa1nmcn1 tonc:t.> throuatt turday. 30 pm to I ;,a m. in Jcttmaah
l ounsc: I 1\'t,an hapo)'_hour r~
day throuatt nd.1). 4;JO to 7 p m
Comphm<'ntary buffet. no COHT or
minimum Ncw outdoor Piiio da~
ftoot 21 and O\'cr. Tunday, Kem
Gett on 1u1tar. cla ,. rock aftd folk
)()f\&S W(dne~a)', Mad Hanu 1 ca
Pan> comcd) conccn\, Thunday
1brou&)l Slturda). C'ltSMc rock and
rollaridtop40mu 1cw1th fhc Tackrt.
for 1afonnauon, call 84 ~Mi:
NIOft llOVD S90.? Wam\·r \
Hunt1ftll(>n lkacb con n 1nhJ It
84<M>20S.
~~~,..._.,,., lililWD.L'I 317 Pac:1fi< ( .... ,
Hap.way, H&anllnJ\On fka~h I
Ftndl on _p.ano. sa11 and \'" J
tonaabt. 8 JO pm to 12· \(I ·• "
SuMlv Monday and Tu,~~' "' •
pm. &o 'midn11Ju 136-2H~ ..... ,
,,_ warrs BOOSE Rt"\l 111ro11
and T•~ :MO South< \t 1111
ft), Uip• lklkh. pn:KOl\ I U .. I" \
• \ll,U\1Cft1\ll'I IU
fM Loc:omou\'es each Sunday at 8~30 P~".ft· S2 cover.
494-8088.
Toa'8M &odul 9 p.m. to I a.m. S2
cover dwlle: S92-1926'.
PACD lana.UB 18582 Beach
Blvd. in Huntanaton ~ach. Blues
Ni&}lt. Show ume 11 10 p.m. 21 and over. Adnussion at the door 1s $4.
Ca.It 964-2211 for information
OOVRTHOUSE BESTAUllANT. 2 Hutton C~ntrc Drive, Santa Ana,
pments The New Ink Spots in the bar
and anti with 2 5hows at 8 and 9':30
p.m. The Courthouse u located one
block off the SS freeway. Wt'$t on W.S.•d•J
Mac.Arthur Blv~ in the Hutton SUNSET PUB I 66SS Paa fie Coast
Centre. for 1nformat1on, call Hipway, Sunset Beach, offers h\'C
S4()..861S. ' entertainment seven ni&hts a week. TBE CANNE&Y 3010 LaFayette Jntcmatfonal Reaac Alf Stars 9 p.m
Ave .. Newport Beach, San Francuco to 1 a.m. SJ cover charae. S92-1926 st~le caberct ~tett.a1nment with
l.nlyc McCrae vocahst and CIC5yd
Noland on keyboard. S:30 lO J 0 p.m.
675-5717.
VD.LA NOVA Richard Fauno's
piano st)'h~ Sunday through
Wednesday n datl) S p.m. to 2
a.m .. 3131 W. oast H1pway, New-port Beach 642-7880.
ftllftday
SUNSET PUB I 66SS PaC1fic Coast
H1ahway, Sunset Beach. offers li"e
enten.atnmcnt seven nights a "'eek.
Ton1&ht through Saturday. Coco
Monto)a. 9:30 p.m. to 1:30 a.m •• S3
covtt charae. 592-1926.
,., .... ' SVNIET PUB 16655 Pacific Coast
Hiahway, Sun~t lkach. ofTm live
cntcrta1nrMnt !even ni&hts a week.
Pl8M1 10, rock1n' Rqpe 3 to 7 p.m.
and then Nouveau 8 p.m. to mid-P'rhtay
m&ht S92-1926
lSLACKTBOllN A tno playing PRIME OF ftlFE SINGLES m~t
1rad111onal lnsh and Scottish music. for T.G.l.f. at Golden Sails Hotel.
each Sunday at the Old Dana Point 6285 E. Pacifte Coast Ht&h. Long
Cafe. at the comer of Golden untem Beach, S to 7 P m. For information
and Oct Prado trccts 1n Dana Point. and rescrvattons. caU 836-8744. Nocoverclw'IC. S~IPPERS AND CREWS
O ub/Scrvict lo help sa1Jors find MODday. scnous opponunit1es for whng and
cnmma. Sailors seeking crew or a SUNSET PUB I 66SS Pac1fic Co_ast kipper arc placed an a computer file. Ha&bway, unset Beach. offers hvc Call 72~3S4 fora monthly printout entctUJnmcnt seven days a week. Cost IS SS for lhn:e months. '
Tont&Jlt, Debbie Davies 8 p.m. to PARENTS WITHOUT PART·
mtdni&ht. NEAS Oraoic Coas1 Chapter 26. TB! COURTHOUSE RES· •(custody nol required) F~ onen-
TAUllANT prnenU the how Case 7·30 ·~ JI ed b
S1nsen. One block ofT the SS f~-~~&astSinf.:0a~0;11h llv~
v.ay, wnt on Mac~ur Blvd. in bandat9p.m.atC'ostaMcsaGolfand
Hutton Centtt. For information. caU Country Oub, l 701 Golf Course S40-l61~. On\'el. COiia Mesa. 847-1600 or
T..cla• S46-S 188 for more infonnatton about
' the orpnmuon. TllE CANNERY 3010 ufaycne Mnnbtrslup 1n Parents Wt1hou1
Ave. Newport Beach "DeJa Vu" Pannen is open co dJvorccd, separ-voc:ahscand keyboard, 8 p.m. to 12:30 atcd. v.1dowed or never married
a.m 67S-S777. pettnts ofhvma children. Custody of
COU1n'llOllSE RESTAVR.Allw"T. 2 the duldttn as not a factor. A non-
Hutton Cttnre Orne, Santa Ana. profit, ftOn·tcetanan, educauonal or-
prc5tnts panisc Irene Castle 1n the pn1zat10n. PWP -(M'Ovidn a J>f"C>" Labra~/vardcn Room Tuesday .,am of SOCl&I Kttv1ues. ditCUMtons thro turday btaJnn1ngat 6 p.m. and study l'CMAP5 for 1nalc p1rcnu
The ourtboutc ts IOcatcd one block and lhcir W:ntlies. off the 5S &uway. West oo LET'S TEE r1' UP A dub for lin&le
MacArthur Blvd. 1n the Hutten ;otftta betWttft the qies of 30and1S
Cen&re. for 1nformat1on. call who wane IO play socialh and mttt
540-l61S ocher u~ IQlfm. Dues are S2S
SUNSET PUB 166SS Pacific Coast aMuall,. Play vanous local and Hiahway, Sunxt ~~l offcn bve ~ courses. Membenhip d1rcc-
entcnaioment sc"cn n1111ts at v.ttk. tory. for m°" information. call
First emi-Annual
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854--0690 or wrirt to: Lcfs Tee It Up, SINGLBI POil TBS AllTI holdsa the finund lhild Wednelday of each
31 Rainbow Ridge. Irvine. 92715. mont~ly mcetlnj at 7 ~ .. al Grar month 11 the Ncwpor1er Rnon, 1107 turd& American Firsr Savillp Blak, corMt' Jamboree, Ne~ Beach, 6:30
Sa · 1 of North Tustin Ave. and Heim St. io toei.al hour: Meetin& bqins a1 a an the
PRIME OF LIFE SINGLES meet Orange. Actress M.,tenc Franc1s wiU meeting room, endi around 10 p.m.
tor dinner at Reuben E. Ltt Show-portray Emily Dict:iuon. Cost is S4 followeet by dancina with a live band
boaL. 151 E. Coast Highway. Newport for aroup members and S6 for non-until I a.m. Valet parkin& ts free for
Beach at 7 p.m. For reservations. call rmmbers. Call 964-0911 for more those havana a c:oclctail in the Dukes
K36-8744. i'lfonnatiOJI. • Loun~ af\ei the meetina. Cost is $6.
FLIRT Fun Loving I nd1\1duals L I 8 E R T Y 8 I N G L E I <:all %9-8111 fi>r ruorded-info about
Rclaung Together. meet for a Bike TOAS'J'MASTERSQ..VBmectsevery clubactivities.
Ride 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. ~nning at Tuesday at 1 p.m. at Columbo's UPE ON YOUR OWN singJcs SS
Hunungton Surf & Spon. 1506 Pa-Restaurant, 26 10South Harbor Blvd . and over, meet new fncndsin a warm
cdic ( oast Highway. Hunungton at Warner. Learn tos~. listen and supportive atmosphere every
Beach Call the FLI RT Hotline: think more effectively. No clwJe to Wednesday l to 4:30 p.m. for a varied
647-1628. for more in formation. vmtors. For more infonnation, call 'pros.ram inch"""' d1nner at local
Sunday Lee Steinhardt, 647-2349. resaaurants and a monthly .pot luck.
SWING AND BAUAOOM DANCE Oasis Senior Centtr, 800 Mariucrite
BIGORANGE SINGLF3SAIUNG CLUB Learn ~t COHt swina, fox-(SlhandMariucnte)Coronadel Mar.
SOCIETY g~ whale watching every trot, waltz. samba. tan., and all 644-3245. \unda~ 11 30 3.m. to 4:30 p.m. on a ballroom dances at the Irvine Hlhon
IU\Ur: '31lboat. Share expenses. No Zot Room at a p.m. S6 or Sl9 per
l'\p('ncnce necessary. Call Fred at month. Dance at 9 p.m. For m0tt 6~6-4005 fo r mon.-information. information. call 494-0S93.
F.L.l.R.T. Sunda> programs begm
.11 7 p.m. rn the SeaclifT Village Wednaday
')hopping Center. 2205 Main Street. PRIME OF UFE SINGLF3 meet
'>u1tc 10. Huntington Be.ach. Dona-for dinner at Auara's Carre haJia.
11on 1s SJ and free child care ·~ 071 2 Be h Bl d. S a' a1lahl" F ...... , dancing at Hunt· 1 ac v • tanton at 1 p.m. ~ '~~ For reservations. ca.JI 836-8744. , 1ngton Beach Inn follows at 9 p.m CALIFOKNIA SINGLES Happy
(all 647-1628 for more informa11on Hour and Mixer Dancinc. each
and to leave m<"ssages. Wednesday. 5 to 9 p.m. at the Zot
PRJME OF LIFE SINGLES meet Lo~n • lrvtnC Hilton and Towers.
lor a Champagne Brunch at the 17 J bo BJ d I · F Rl'\Cre House. 900 W. First St.. am rec v A. rvme. rec
Tbanday
SING~ SUPPORT GROUP
sponsored by La&una Beach Unit-
ed Methodist Churcb"s Wesley
Counseling Center from 6 to 7
J>.m. at the church. 2 I 632 Wesley
Drive, South Laauna. There will
be a donation ors10 per person
per evcnina.
( 0 \I I U \
l umn a1 noon For information and buffet. Fee is SS. 830-lu lO. NEWPORT BEACH SAILING -rl'servat1ons. call 83().8744. SINGLESaclubforsi.sailorswtth •AD DIPBOV ~nls Jerry
orwithout a boat.qc21 andoklerfor Scin~ld lbro'Ch Sunday at 4255 Tae8Clay sa.ihn~ parties and socializin&. Meets Campus Ori~. Suu~ 138, Irvine. -==================-~~~~~~~~~~~~ ShoYitimes ~ 1:30 and 10:30 p.m. , f nday and Saturday, and 8:30 p.m. __ .. "''""_ .. ____ _
SNEAK PRE VIEW TOMORROW AT SPM
'~ FRF.SH AND INVENTIVE COMEDV WITH l.AuGHS
THAT COME STIWGlff FROM THE HF.ART.
Michael K.caloo Li poattMly woodetful" -llD-AT,,__
'"The Dream Team' ls lhc dream cOmcdy ol 1989f" ___ _,__ ..... ..._
STEPHEN
RJRST
unday. Doon open at 6 p.m. Dinntr
1s served n1ah1ly. Call 8S4-S4SS.
Moaday
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DU&E'S iNTEBTAINMINT
LOUNGE at the Newpontt Reson prnents a ~ial Monday N1p1 Showcase -.1lh comediaru from
thro!Jlhou11hc Southern California u ea pcrformina. bqJn-n1!'f at 8:30 p.m. Duke's M onday
NiJht Showcase has no cover charse.
The Ncwponcr Resort 1s IOdlted at
1107 Jamboree Rd.Just e.asa of Pacific
Coast Hi&hway in Newport Beach.
644-1700. eitl 57S.
THE DIPllOV fcalurcs three of
LA's best known comtdaans e\CI)
Monday nipt. Doors open at 6:30 p.m. For anformauon and dinner
reservations. call 8S4-S4S5
1'11eeday
THE IMPllOV pr(sent\ three s1dc-
splu11 n1 acts each night Tuesda)
throug.h Sunday l\o"A11mc:s and
adm1ss1on pnccs are 8 p m Mon<by
(U): Sunday.
Tuesday through Thursday. CS6), 8 30
and 10'.JO p,m. fnday and Satutda}.
($8). doors open at 6 p.m. Dtnner is
servtd nightly.
WedDeeclay
JEREMIAH'S RESTA UllANT
8901 Wamt'r A .. e.. Hunllnaton
Beach. Mad Haner Tea Pany Com-
td> Concert every Wcdncsda) 1n tht'
downstatrs n1gh1 club. Thret top
com1csappeara19 p.m. (o..,ercha~
IS$)
U \''I
P'rtda1
DANCE 'St fcatunns JS Gokkn
West Colk&e dana tudcnts, opens tons&hf at 8 p.m. in the Mains~
Theltcr M OIMe9 W• Collett.
I s 744 Goldm Waa SL; Hmtll!'t'On Bcacb 1nd will alto ~ -.eel S-tur-
day II I and s.day at ) pm. Ch~~~owc~~ -
ulty. Juell an.1111 net ..... , cbc>tw-araphers. T'acbu afe SS advance
salts. S6 at me door. ASIGWC and
Go&d Kev ~ dttcOU"ts
available. 19,..371.
LE -Q>fBN 80l"BI. 4500
MacArthur 11vd, ~ lbch.
"An Evetnna of Moliowft'" t'aC'h • Fnday -.th lbe Seoetblidee Band
from 710 J I p.m.476-200l.ntens1on
)113. a.au-..1
L.E MEIUDIBN llO'l'EL 4§00
Mac:Anbur BIWd.. Newport Beach
.. O&nCU!f. '" Newpon • Slootbridlt Bend with a
vanety oft,. buid IDd Broad~-a)
from 7 to 11 p.m.adl Sluatda). For
1nform1t1on. c:all 476-2001. e•1ens1on
3113. LONDANC&/R&D A.ITAJllE
S1'tJDI08 3625 'W. M*Artbu.r, Ullt'
308. Santa A~ O.n« Jor couples or
s1n&kS.. I st Saturday and ltd Sunda\
e.1<'n month. S·)() to 11:30
p.m. Admission SS. 1nclUdes ttfresh·
ments. Ballroom. Laun danrin'" \all 8S0-0676 for m<>tt infonnation.
.,.-.... ,
THE 90PllJSTICATE A f\mloon
S*U'I danc11,,. Mui'a lou"F at the Red lion Inn, lOSO Bristol Strtt1.
C'os&.a Mesa prcscn11 BarMr. Ol~n
and tus 20 pe«e
on:hH&.'11 C\Otry Sunday aflcmoon from 2 to 6 p.m. AdmttllOn 1.s SS ~r
pn10ft. fft!C valc1 pukJJll. Tacket' may be 91itttha5'd in a.dva.ntt at thr
hoe.et .. n •
f \I I \ IJ \IC ( 4 t \ I I'\ l I I)
~op. J::or mot'(' informatJon, rau Elda
8alT) at (213)592-~137.
Moaday
MARTIN 6 TONI'S wma Dance
( lub mttts a1 SC'"Crnl Or&nir C'oun1v
locauon D3nces.. dance con1~1i.
dance inps, play oulsn&s, bea<.h
part1l'S are some
of lhc act1v1t1es. Oan<:C' les~n arc offer~ bqinnsng 10 ad"anccd.
ballroom 10 $Wing. For umcs and
k>caltOM. call 8~)5 18
Wednaday
COSTA MESA/PRED ASTADlE
DANCE STUDIO 2488 Nt'wport
Bhd . 2-C Costa Mesa. Wednesday
n1&ht dances opc-n 10 the ieneraJ
puohc v.11b a one hour dance class
prtttdin& lhe pobhc danet ~nning
al 8 p.m. Dance 9 p.m. un11I mid-
night. Cost for dance class and dance
is 17 pcrptn0n. Soft drinks available
ll0\11 •• , .•• ,,.,
·~portfk.ach .
9M.80A C-.. 101f f lao. ~ 67S· JS IO ................ , ..
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U90~~...., •"'-"°"V&9 •11 U:IO ..,.._1••s
~"'9A'9~1 C-~•1J•ltO n.· st n·-1 •
Cotta Meta
for purcha~. For more 1nformahon or re~rvauons. call 6S0..3048.
Tbunday
COST A M~A QUICKSTEPPERS a senior C'1t1zcn square dance group
~k cxpencnccd ~uare dance cou-ples to JOtn them. The Ouickstcppcrs
meet ~ularl) C\CI')' 1hursday. 10
1.m. 10 noon at the do.,..ntown
communll) center.
Anaheim and Center ts tn Costa
Mrsa For mol'l" 1nforma11on. call
545-5669
f I \'Slf \I
Sanday
uo BENEFrr CONCERT Clan-
ncttst M 1chclt' Zukov k> of tht L.A.
Ph1lharmon1 Orchestra. 1 fea1t1~
on the To.,..n and Gown Mu 1c
G roup·s 20lh annual VCI Music
l.' )JO ) ...... ~····•JO-no.· .... l •S. •JO 10 I~ ........ l .4 •• 10
LagunaBeMh
... __.IOUfMC°"'CY~4i.\ c-~··7·1711 f ~71S 'IS 1 ,......~•••o
Schotanlup Bendit ('~n at l p.rn
1n the Cf Fine .\n~ Village Thfatrc
\ rctts>t•oo follov. the performance
Proettds upPQn ( I mu 1c \Cholar-
sh ~. rtckcls arc S 12. 111111lablc ti \he UC'J Fine Am Bo>. Office. 856--06 16. t,('I Bren E'cnts Ccnlcr 856-~000
nnd T 1ckctron. (1l+13<X>
S DAV MUSICALE c\\porl
Beath Pubht: L1bra11 a1 "le~ pun
(enter, ~56 San Clemente Omc.
'Jcv.pon Beach prtscnts a pccml
pc-rformancc by the I S-pu; ranee
Count\ C"ommun11y Orch tra 1n-
sorcd b)' lhc ff' inc C"on\4' on Mu 1c and Fred Gillet CIJ'> lt"al
and hghl cla~1t.-:tl mus1t. 1s k :uurtd
The program 1s ou1s11Je t'n the la" n
and the public I \ '"'11cd m hnng
beach chairs llf hlanil.l'tS [here I\ no
adm1s ion cha"it<.' f-or morl' mlor-
ma11on cnll Jad.1l' Hcadl) at
644-3177
THE 80 ZY ROL'GE CAFE
( lass1cal smng quane1 Opu<, IV
accompanies 'iunda' brunch I I a m
to I p.m 1001 Nev.pon 81.,d .
cwpon lka h. 6 7 J-l440
EL RANCHITO MEXI AN RES-
TAURANT 1800 Ncv.pon Bhd .
Ncwpon Beach prc5oen1s 1ntcr-
nauonall} kno~n cluste 1u1tam1
Copperfield C\CT) unday 11 a.m 10
3 p.m. 675-6855
Wednaday
Ml
BEACH CITIES EMPIRE
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1989
Preliminary to
Major "tate Pageants
AU AGE OIVl810N8
Child<tn's (1 mo.· 12 years)
Teen (13-tn s-uors < 17-23>
kx ~Ind lnfonnatJOn Clll
(714) M2-471G
(JU} 541·2'07
NOW PLAYING •u--·-•1it•• _,,... ---... -• Cl'OMlll ·-· ----... ~ --•rf-:;-,,:-. =;o--
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PACIFIC SYMPHONY OR·
CllESTllA Keith C tan:. cundu<.'tor
and I c1la Jo~fo\\-1('1.
11 )car-old Vlohn1)t 1n ht'r \e\.Ond
app(arance w11h the orchcma at ~ p.m 1on11ht and rhundav •n lht.•
OrJn&c Count\ Pt'rform1n1 \rt\
C enter r1cl-.tt\ ran~c 1n pnn· from S9 10S49.ind are.i,11labkt)t thc< enter oo' otl1cc 550-.\K r~. or T1dtt· mu~tcr. 740-_0oo
Thunday
GARDEN GROVE YMPUOVY
P1am\t ~athc') n l:h1ahc1h li.11k' ,.,
lcaturccJ in .i \. onu·n uranc.I P1Jno Reoi.il al ~ \() Ill tht• Don \\ a\h
\udttonum. S1anford and Luthi.I 1n
(1ardcn C1ro\C l 1d.c1s an S1~ for
aduh<, and $10 for ~tuJ,·n1' .5)4-1 IO'l.
Saturday
WATCH A WHALE fh.:
Homblo"cr Whale ~alth C ru1'>t·
offers a champ:ignt• hrunch and ,,
chan e to <:1ec the gr.i' \\hale m1tra·
11on cllt.h Saturda) and \unda) Ill
a.m. to Ip m ou1 of'lc\\J')<1n tlarbor
on thr I 05-fooi Pacsfi1: Hornhlo"'cr C O'>t ,., S 3 3 J)t'r OC™1n. S I ti ~o lor
children undt.'r 11 For rco;,:n a11on\.
Alt Alltwfcan c1 .. a1c
.....,.. .1e11r-. •'"' Geralfl._,,.., , ....... ,.
o.,..,~.
Artistic OWectfH
call S4~· 700
ORANGE CO NTY SWAP MEET
prtWntcd b~ fcl·Phtl £nttrpn~\
each Saturd3y and unda) 1n the
m~1n park1ni lot ol the Oranic
C ounh f .urGround 7 nm to 4 pm <\dm1~1on I\ 11th l Cnts for 111.all-10'-,
Orangl' ( ounl\ r a1rirounds 1nfo1· ma11on phont· number 1 751-U47.
GOLDEN WESTCOLLECE WAP
MEET X 3 m 10 ' p.m v.1tl\ l~c
adm1~\ltU\ and tree D"rli.ing toda\ anJ
iomorrow ~JXllC !\-(' 1 SU) on
'•i<nurd.1\, .ind ~undJ)' or l\HI f'.l n
for $HI on \und.t). v.11h prcxu·d~
from thl: \11.J p mt'\'I &mng \<) l'anlf'U\ du~ Jnd 01g;in11a11on' -.cholar.\htp\
.lnd nimmunll~ '4.'r~ltt' prOJl'tl\ f Of
addllrnnj l infurma11on, l·all
~N -~ l~l> The \\\.tP m.:l'l 1~ held 1n
lhl' parL.mg lot h1t,jlntJ1 thi: cn1r.tnt('
01 1he rnlkltr .ti the C 101\kn "-t'\I
rtrc('t tr.ttli, l1rh1 tx"t\H'\·n I din n
and \1t fad~kn \\r''"''
AGE OF CHIVALRY u .--rv
met't'S on the \4."{<U\tl '11urda~ of t <I\ h
month trom 10 'O am to • fl"' JI UrntaJ\' Parl. 1n Ir' mt· T ht• pul:lht 1:.
in' llc:d' IO hnng ;A lum h and en Ju~
g;imt.~ mu\1t· und u 1 .. 1umc\ lrom lhl'
prcYa1hnJ culture 111 \\t.'\lcrn l urof)('
bct11.ccn 1000 anJ lbOO \ D I or
mort• 1nformJ1mn (,tll ~J 7.~~l or
v.-ntc I (JO '\ Ro'' ''r \Nl \.sn1a
AnJ '1~~01
Celebrate
anAmerican Classic
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T S M!P.ll 18
800PM
M.O 4PQt l9
800PM
•
Dianne Elwood
Clerk typist
Santa Au
Calhng all Che'> Chase fans .. If you saw the ong1nal .. Fletch'' and
i:nJO)'ed Chevy
Chase as much as l
did. then ·· Fktch
lives" deserves a
look. Chase re· turns as 1n -
vcst1gat1ve rc-
poncr Irwin M.
Fletcher, master of
a thousand dis-
guises and a v1d ______ __.Laker fan.
This ume. Fletch leaves his job at a
Los Angeles newspaper in search ofa
more tranquil hfcst)'le. No such luck.
He in hen ts his dead aunt's Lou1s1ana
planta11on. Belle Isle. and things begin running amok as soon as he
steps olT the airplane. Soon he falls
headfirst into a scam involving a
murdered ~oman. corrupt law)crs.
merccnal) TV evangelist~. and toxic
waste.
In spite ot (. hasc·s dehghtlully df)
hum or ... Fletch Lives" 1s not without
us tauhs. First of all. fletch's side~
kick. Larry. played b) Geena Davis in
the original. does not return. Dav1i.
has since become very successful and. in fact. has been nominated for an
l\cadem) Award this year for her
work 10 "The Accidental Tounst:·
Sh<' was the perfect straight-man (or
should I say straight-person'!) for
Fletch's olT<olor JOkes and she 1s not
well replaced Cleavon l1ttk is wasted as the
caretaker of the d1lap1datcd planta-
tion. He spends most of his ume on
screen standing around in the back-
ground looking surpnscd or amused
when he's not fielding slave JOkt'S.
Somewhere around the middle.
·•fletch Li ves" starts to lose its spttd
as 1t spends too much tlml" nbbeng thc
world of Jim and Tammy-hke telt'·
-.angehsts Ifs vel') funny at first, but
1t has httle 10 do with the actual Story and wears thin after a whLle. It docs.
however. yield one of the film's
funnier moments when Fletch must
impersonate i. gue!lt faith healer in
order to investigate his scoop.
Juhanne Phillips also SW'S as the
daughter of the
tclevan&ehst -a
realtor who spends
half her umc trytng
to get Fletch to sell
his ncwl) acquired plantation and the
other half hclplnl
him save tbe day.
She's a cham:nn1 act~ and 11ves a
good OCffonnaoce.
Allhouatl .. Fletch Lives" isn't for
evcrye>M, ifs sure 10 delight Chevy
ChaSc fafts evef)"!herc. It's definitely
worth the pnct ohdm1ssion.
Jeu MassiacaJe
Wrtter /Editor
LapaaHills
.. Fletch Ltves" is the perfect movie
for a first date. Five minutes af\cr you
leave the theater you won't remember a thing about 1t. but while you're
watching It you'll feel winy. sexy and
supenor. JUSt hke the hero, that
deadpan cynic Chevy Chase. The movie has bttn made before.
but it still works.
Take one famous
comedian, throw
in some movte stereo\~ hke a
stupid Southern
sheriff and a
motorcycle gans
(and overturn a
few stercOt)'J>eS along the way as
well). set 11 in an
exouc localt' (LoulSlana is exotic?).
and makt' 1t a murder m)stcry. Chevy Chase's droll sense of
humor 1s what makes it work. of
cou~. There's the opening scene at
Kakak1s Brothers Greek Seafood Restaurant, Fletch's McOov-
em/EagJeton '72 T-shirt, and the bua
called an articulated Mano Cuomo
that only Fletch can see. You'd better
pay attention, though. The camera
and the sound track don't hn1er Ion&
on anything.
Chevy Chase mug.\ n up in cos-
tumes. He's Oaude Aenry the Healer
1n crooked fake front teeth, gray hair
combed into a pompadour. and a
repuls1vel)' shiny blue su11. He puts
on a Confederate officer's uniform
and gOC$ to a party 1n an antebellum
mansion where he destroys tbc
canapes on the luy susan w11h his
sword. Luckily for the v1~r. the makers
of .. Fletch Lives"
(the credits say it's a Michael Ritchie
Film) hive 1hrown
in some of the
dreary. predictable
stuff that allows us
to catch our bttatb
and IC' ready to look and hstcn
caref uUy for IM re-
ally clever stuff lhll follows. Yes. Fletch falls on 1
sPCCd1n1 car and is thrown off; )'"CS. 1~ villains crash into a bnck wall,
yes. the car chase (actually. 1 Harley
O.vidson chase) ends with a spcc-
llC\&lar stunt that oroods Fletch and
Becky Culpepper (J'°"aannr Pb~IJaps)
to safety. ThCR obhptOt)' items
doa't lake up too much time, thoulh,
aild n's ti.c:lt to the subtle 1111 diat mue "Fletch Lives" a fun 1r ntn~ty
fortettable movte. Why kvetch? .. Oandha" would
probably bt too heavy for a firjt dlie.
l'letdl fONtvJ O..Sef a. lltoW" .-e ~" .........., 1tJ .... __, ... Ill "'"Pletcft Uyes.1
•
Troyaemm
Stere ..... er
t..,...Nlpel
w~ ao1na to sec a Chevy Owe
movie you can alwa)'s count on one
thins. you know t'hat lO exptC'l. What
)'OU inu&Uy tet 1s a very funny C'hcvy
ChaK and a very 51upa.d plot Just look 11 his mosl recent movies
"Caddys,hack II," "Thttt Amiaos-
and .. cu~ V~t1on .. (thce:xcep.
t1on aJ .. Funny Fann." which wu
acha•UJ:y iood>· In .. U\'6." u usual. there are t0me funny
parts. However.
af\cr an amus1n1 dream 1tquencc of
Chevy {'hate SIDI·
'"' .. Zlpptty Do(>. DI" the movacj'*
dies The Story is .,_, ~ ..
heriti• a Clecca1ed auc·, randowa
matioo •• -Souda. Upon arrival f'Wb 69'dl ou1 an uaklioiWn penc-. -.011 to buy tht Nnclo'wa_property b' a ... .._ of
lftOM'Y. T1rit ultbowft penoe "8ts
it bid~ that~ ...... to kill Fldcb to Jr' it.
1 i>uod ou• t0methinc alto. Chevy Chate't co-star.
Jubaluie PbiUipl (formerl~ Mrs.
8r11ct Spri na· .-n>. caa•t .cc to
MW her life. II WU tuay , ii.ow lacr Solllktn accent
..... IO eollW •eo•will For••••••ly wilt. Cllaevy
C'llllr .......... •• 11rMC11 by
Randall "Tu" Cobb ("lunsma An-night. At=ich ss neck deep 1n troublt
iona") and Ckavon Littk ( .. Bla.tma
Saddks-) the moVlC was not a total ow comes the bed OC'"''l l. \l<'PI
k>ss.. I dtd chuckle ~u1tc 1 bit but then for Reich aftd lbe mt of the ~fto,<'r'
apin all ('h(~y C'ba1C has to do 1s. from the <>n11nal et t, the rhanil tm
stand around maluna fatts and I fall ,att tra~t out of ·TM Du .. c., 111
over lauahina. Huard.' The ltt ll't' H t~o
dimcn1t0nal u w Kton. and thl·
The die-hard Cbev)' Chatt ran .. ,u pk>! l a hodlc poc:tftof topical mur'
probably 0"erlook the mo\rlt•s 11aWJ.. tO\iC waut aumJ'lftl.·monc) hunJr
but wttb the price of movan bt1na TV ev1nerhsu, faU htakn... ~h11ou•
what the_y a~. the rest ofu ""ould be thtmepetb(ala8'b&eland), 1nept "'u btttcr off tetUU\& 11 on a dollar d:ay at Klu\ Klanntn. arubb>-b1ker1. emJo
the old video ~ore. npaicd Southci'a '#Oft\Cn. an un
emancipeecd black man. and C"-'O .1
n«ropfldaac.
•
lways wins. lho"'Jh).
laked iM support.Ina roles by t~
ous other actors btttcr. Juhannc
lrps (Sprilllll«ft • s ex) ihows
c promatt. Tluat .. ,..llthoC from " (Randall .. Te .. C'obb) from
'tnt Anzona" once IPJn looks vu1ana)y mean and uat). Hal lbroo~ pottra)'t the law-
11u1dcrm ast com pctcn1ty
von Lulic plays h1\ pert 1okr·
• but I ~t h1 aucmpt •• a b&ack ala'l-C 1n the M>Ulh was a cite he.
d0a'1
ICl\llH'
Two views of 'Elvis' at the center
Music critic:
Let Presley
rest in peace
ly.JOHNROOS
o.., ........ c...
Will evcf)onc p-1-1-casc let Elns
Aron Pr"lcy mt in pcact''ll
Last )Car found man) fanaucs
searching for the long-departed Kang
of Rock. some even proda1m1ng
.. Elvis Lives!"
Now "Elvis: A Musical Cel-
cbraoon .. -whose limited cngaic·
mcnt conunucs through unday at
the Performing Ans Centtr -claims
to delve deeply into the PreslC'y
.,hcnomcnon -.,
Well. don·t believe st
Those who enJoytd "Beatlcman1a;· the·LegcndsOfRod.
·N· Roll" revue. or an} of the so-
callcd tnbtllts to roclcel') like J1m1
Hcndnx and the Doors may find this
energetic. two-hour prescntatton
co1eru1n1n,&. Ho~e\er. musicians
bkc Elns, liendn~. and Jim Mor-
oson Y-erc unique onl) an pan
because of lhc:Lr rustic talents -11 wa aJso 'heir p1onttnng spmt a.n~
nal vision that elevated them to
ndary stat us.
IS poinl S«TTIS LO be lost on the
creatu~ of "Eh1 . A Musical \cl-
cbrauon. •· Directed by PatnC'1a Barch
(''Greast'0°) and \llTittcn b) Robcn
RablOOWltl r eeaucman1a"), this
musical tnes to breathe new hfe and
mcanina into a nun of tnorrnous
mus1caJ and SOC'1al s1gn1ficancc. Un· fonunatcly. the presentation wallows
an mttt o~tal&Ja. fa1hn& to rc"cal the ma11c. passion and pain that Elvis so
cm bod 1cd
h's d1shca.ncnin1 how many
people toda) feel compelled to rte)Ck
old h1 tsor rchvt put &Jone I mta11l
the "New Le.ave h lO Beaver" ano
iM anachronuuc rcu1uon of Crosby.
rills. and Nash are tnough to tum
our fondest mcmonts into night·
mam. But the J>fOblems with .. Elvis. A
MUStcal Celebration" ao bc)Ood
one's parucular ph1lotophical leaning
rqardtna 1mrrson.1tions and their ~ "' roe 'n • roll. A dv.z}'1DJ. multi·mcd1a clltravapnza lhal rran-ucaUy ancmpu too much. this mus•·
cal can't ~ *Mthcr 1t' a olay.
cun«rt. documentary. or dance
perty.
Wath a~ scrtt1' of d1stractina
foo• o( 1«nts ft-om "The Wild One' Md "lttbcl Wnhou1 ~ Cau~" ao .. Fawr Knc>YfS Best .. and old
Ma1.U Ho'* commemats. tbc ~ tOOft becalM a chmtrtd mw.
F~dy, tht lhrtt .cton portn1~·
•II EIVd It ditrrftnt ...., an hts c:area-we1"e bariod am001• ban'llt of ..,.,... ....... IM 4Me«tL ·~==-.:e~·=·l= of I I IDIO u.t ~ penona
li9d -~ l\'1111 Ilia m....c. ap-......-cr. and rebdlious atutude, EMs ..-.ap Amencu values lake
DO oet ..,._ or llllCf. Haa cMritma ..., .;le ~..._. miltioea lftd
I IUR .......... lloet of rock· .... . Soi-.... '° *Cam aboul dut ...... ... ~ ... ih-is ...... 0..ud~
............... dlC)'didll'l .....
Theater critic:
It's a complex,
involving show
ly llONNIE FEVERGEON o-..-nw-c:..
Ofknn• a blcn<I of the tcchnol<>a)
and ctta11v11y of the ·s0s -w11h an
cmouontl rcri\m1 encc of the
Pttslc:y era. Orange County's Pcr-formins Ans Center is st.qing .. Elvis
A Musical Celcbrauon ..
W1'h his music as the vehicle. a nch
combination of triking mult1-mcd1a
effects and upcrb chorrography trace
the uh1mately tragic hfo of .. The
King .. and the Amcncan culture upon
"h1ch he lt'ft his mark
nder talented dire,. 1or/cho~ographcr Patnc1a Birch a
ca t of lO SJn~rs. dancers and
mus1('lan render the 11\<nltcn "ork of
Robcn Rab1nowtt7 ""h a passion
an<I Oair dt,ourcd b) an appn."l'latl\c
audience.
Interpret ma a, I~ IO vanous !>l I<"
ol his hfe. arc Terr) Mike Jeffrc)
Johnny St~non aod Juhan Whita~C'r
-chosen for thtir ab1ht1cs to aptu~
Eh· 1s tn his cnurct) from among
1.000 men who aud111oocd for thC'
rok' JelTrc)' also scnes a musical
duutor and au•tanst for the pro-
ducoon
GhmJ>S:CS of mebnchol)' h1stol)
and social uphca~aJ. ch:tr.K'tms11c ot
the tune. arc proJcclcd on t•o lnrir
screens crv1n1 as 1n1erac11n1 backdrop With the (llU IC and b1~lc,el
$\lrlC acuon Tht' result 1s a colorful
potpoum of 1ghts and sound from a
1rcasurcd past -with us focus tht'
)'OUng rcbtl "ho de,clopcd his trade
an ppcl choirs and c"entuall)' con-
quered the v.orld with bis sv.1\thn1
haps and chan mat1 croontn&.
Act l's \.,Suall)' cttallcllJlna mul·
taplt" images provide a scnslal at-
mosphere for ~ton's "All ·hooL
p" -biatNhan-Me moto~cle
en ro 1ng abo' c and btlov. the
sta,c. secmina to ·urround the a~· ratlnJ bodies of )OUlhful dancers 10
black leather aJ1tLenn1 w1th silver
nvct Later in the samt act and for a
com1c flair. SH ton sin -1rs "lov. or
Never .. -via bt& scrttn TV to lhrtt
,.ant family mt>mbcr puppets ap-
propn,atcl)' >~oomni and or tum· in.a o'er lh1s fiery n<"W ta enc on <I
Sullivan· show
f>ro\lid1na fincJ)' tuned anun.auon
thtoulh dance in th1 as ~ell as other
$Ctncs., arc T1nla Gutnd and Oa"·
nul Dailey. Their class) 1nltf'·
ptt&ation of JefTrcts rcndcrin.a ot .. Bosa o~a Bltby • as o~ of ct T.,o·s vibrant tuahlitt!ts lmpreS&&vely muh1-facekd. 81n:h's
producttOO invites its a~nce to
ftllJO)' myNd uptt teecn thC'04olCfl
sumulauon of the trnlCS of v1S1on
and tOUnd -hcavdy IC8IOftCld Wllh
tht aura Of a supcrscar whole 'ti)'
pmencc ipited 11 once puaaoo and a
IOf\ of iOC\&I ~rue As a result.
~art wrred -aood and bed
tisnn re41ved -in one: o( thole
cawnaanment PKUees you don't
... ttomna. Pettimanocs will NO dlfoush A~J 2, cveeins CW1atn at I p.m .. and
mauaea on APn! I aed 2 at 2 p.m
forbekcuand 1nfonnauon,caU SS4-
Alt.TS
I
Swan L.1111• .. .,.. Hotel .... AIJ Offen ..... a tr11n.,..,
The FlotelfJel-Air off&Ps
quiet, luxurious retreat
As )OU ka\-C )OUr car DI the
entrance,roustepacrossa bridle into almO)I I. acre$ of aardcns. On your
left 1s a dusttr of' 1f'ttS 'Ind •nibs
along a w1ndt"' stream. On )our nJhl 1s a small. St'.ntlc watc1fan. the wan
lak.e. and a broad cxpanlt of lawn
where outdoor wedding ~rcmon1~
ha\-C become a local trad11ton
8y DONNA AND RAY O TT nauon tor a \unda) e~curs1on and
o.1y .... c-... -... brunch. male a rcscrvauon a1 the
The h11\s1dc d1stnct of 8elA1r m Hotel Bel·.\tr, hidden away on tone
West Los Angeles rs \l,Cll lnown as a Canyon Road 1n a srovc of pc3Ch and
community oft he nch and famous -apncot 1rccs. be'g1nn1ng with Jeannette McDonald The bu1ldmg which would become
and DouilM Fairbanks. Jr. in the the hotel was bu1h 1n 1922 as a sales
1930s. and. more recently. wuh cclebs office for real-estate dc"cloper such as Zs.a Z~ Gabor. Cher. the Alfonzo Bell's Bel-Air estate . In the Reagan~. and others attracted to thts earl)' t 94~. the bu1ld101 wa<;
Edcn-hkc ~lllng with us secluded purchased b}' hotelier Joseph Dro~n
can):ons and h~\-) foliage. ""ho tumed 11 into dcluAc accommo-
Strolltng around th~ grounds,
)OU iet a sense of beina in an
arboretum · There arc whllC-flo\\er·
1ng bmJ or parad1~ trees and a
\Cllov.-blo-.sommg upu trtt. A SO.
foot floss silk trct. planted 'n the
J 9Ws. IS said to be the laf)C'St
spccuMn found 1n (&h1om1.1.
What 1 not so well knov.n JS that da11ons and added cx1ens1H' prden
}OU don't ~\-e 10 tX' famous or areas. a lake inhabited b} swan~ . .t v.~hhy to sample lkl .\ir's tlepnl. sw1mminl pool, and cabanas
v.oods' en"uonmcnl. Whether lmost 1mmcchate!.> after opcn1n&.
)OU're '1ook1n1 for a romanuc v.ttk· the fkl·A1rbccamea la"ontc v.1th the
end rctr~t. or JUst a spc_c1al dcsu-Rocke(ellcr and Kennedy fam1hes.
---------------------------------_;:---'"_:_..:.._ ___ and v.a also gtaccd by such pmaC)· seekers as Howard H uJhe$ and Greta
beautfful restln9 spot. Ckpcnding upon the sea.son. the
floral dupla\ "''" include pink pnmrostS.. m1niatu~ )tllow da{-
fod1l1. la\'cnder violas. v.h1lt and
purple b)'aClnth red az.akas. and
pink n~cnna fruit tlttS.
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Garbo. Amonsthe tarsv.hosta~edat
the hotel dunng e'tended v1 11s to LosAnsr~orwh1lc ma ... ina movies.
v.-cTt"Gar} \.ooper. Audrey Hepburn. Oracc Kell). Sophia Loren. Manl)'n
Monroe. and Grqory Peck. When lon1ume owner Drown died
1n 1982. the Bel-Air was acqu1mi by
Dalla heiress and holellcr Caroline
Hunt SC'hoclkopf. v.ho added a new
wmg and bri&)\tcncd the dee.or. us1n1
her s11naturc color -pumpkin -1n
carpet\, furniture. and wall covcrin&s
Even wnh 11s recent 1dd1t1on. the
Bel-Air has a tot.al or only 92 room
(1nclud1n1 33 suites) As one or the
tmallest or Los AO.ICIC"' fi ve <>tar
hotels 11 ha~ been able to retain a
s.cn~ of sttlu!o1on and 1numac)
The Bel-Air's main bu1ld1n1 h~ a
ptCIUrtSQUC 1ov.er CO\-Crcd by red·
nov.cnna trumpet vi nes hs mm1on·
Jtylc architecture include\ hand·
wrou&ht iron bakon1es. sh dC\I arca&5 and small counyard, v..11 h
fountain .
This 1s an unmatchable senm1 (01'
morning JOl&Jnl or an e'cn1na 1troll
-~h1ch can con11nue, 1r }OU hlLe.
along the w1ndin1 roads of Bel-Air.
Other rccreauonal otTcnnp u~ludc
the heated pool, plus tennu. and 1olf
la,a1lable nearby upon rtquesl). or
IMOUSUlC traMpon 10 the shoes
hning Rodeo On'e JU t one mile
away
The hotel rts&aurant. in the main
bu1ld1n&. ~rves(aJ1fom1acu1,1nc for
breakfast. lunch. dinner, and unda)'
brunch. In wann ~eathcr. there 1
alfresco d1n1ngat tables ttun overlook
the hotel garden) and lake.
for restaurant or a commodat1on\
rC\Cr,auonHt the Bcl-.\trf'O I ~tont·
Can)OnR d).can 18()())3~3 7~Jor
{ 2 ll> 4n-121 l Room r'ltn bcl•n at
S2 S
"1\vo ~.!!!Pbs up!'
Cybill Robert Ryan Mary ShWt
Shephrid Chvney, Jr. O'Neal ~
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Graham Parker: Power with a tender touch
Few musidant are ., impired •nd
1nspinna that *Y llevc an 1nckhbk
mart on our palOMI outlook on hfe.
Wb1k at~ .. \ht Un1vtt1tty of
Cahfomaa at Berkdey 1n 1979, I heard
an anpt-nddeft British rocker whose openness and uncomprom1sin1
v1s1on were IO movin& that they've
bctn a Plft of me ~vtt sin«. On one
of the bnl rod an.ams an pop m~sic
h1Sl0r)', "SCUlftDlll Out Sparks."
Graham Paiker and the Rumour's
soul·ttnecd rock.en ,encntcd the
impact oh fuU..forw pie.
His lh<M.Wht-provOkJnt matenal
hlc "Nobocly Huns You," "love
Gets You TWlstcd," and the master-
ful "Passion Is No Orchnary Word" con\~)cd many shattd feelings of
stlf-doubt and frustrauon. In fact.
Parker penned perhaps his most
a1Tcct1na lynn for the laner tune·
··This IS nothana else 1f not un-
real/When I ptttcnd to touch/You
pretend to feel.··
SubseQucnt Parker rclca~s (both
w;lh and *•thout the Rumour) de-
livered thcarown knock-out punch or
pcnonal revcl1t1on. For u!'_~-~~cJ P1rtcr ofrttcd IOmc raRly e•prnKQ
bul commonly fch mak emo11ons
when bt lilt\• I.he f0Uov.1n• words
rrom 1980's :rJohe. Johe· ~-1t. don't
.
use teardrops as weaPOns by Bccaute of a defiant. of\cn cntiaal
choKC/They Just fall down from my stan«. Pa(k.cr has been m1s-eyes. •· underslood as cold and laclung 1n
However, the 1980s ha\'e not been compa i.on But un~mealh an ex-
particulatly lund to Parker He's tenor of ao~r. pain. and frustration
chaf\&td record labels about as of\en hes a soul of warmth and un~r
as m~ wife changes clothes. As bnef standing. His opum1suc num~rs -
assoc11uons wah Ansta, Atlanuc. ran&in& from the older but no less
and Elektra Records lef\ .~rker forceful "fool's Gold" 10 the more
disillusioned w;1b the rock machin-contemporary. -Lafe Gets Better" and
cry. he had all but dlsappcared from "Oon•t ut Them Break You Down"
the forefront of post·punk rock. -reveal a man concerned watb
hoees and lllus1ons.
Great mUSIC&ans hke Bob Dylan
Van MorTt$0n, and Neil Youna can
captivate audiences wtth their cnpa-
ing solo performances Their unique
gift 1s so ucep11onal that the> can
~eave their mqic accompanied only
by a S•ll-Strin& gunar or piano
But for my money and ta t<'s.
Parker's ab1hty 10 produre "'<'r}
personal mus1 without sacrtfi 1ng
power and 1n1ens1ty 1s unma1chtd.
Sure. his coarse vocal are an ac·
quired ta te. But hk<' fott11n films
and esprbSO, ifs definitely 1 habit
worth fla,ina.
Currcntl)' on the road•~ a solo a t.
the Rumourlcss Parker .... 111 ~ per-
forming locally on fuesda) at th<'
(' ch 'House and on Thursdn at
Boprn. Thi 1u rare opponun•i> 10
t'llpcnence the hcanfclt con\i1c11on ol
a man who -after )ears of fighuna
for his n&ht to ani tu.• freedom -ha'>
sur' i' co w11h his ante:gnt~ s11ll 1nta( 1
So hold bad. the night. "In this day and a~ ... be·s quoted com1n1 to gnps with society's false
10 his press release, "maJOr labels are r-----------------------------------------
morc involved with the record. They
want to involve thcmscl.,,es 1n the
production and the sooas ... and then
talk about how the record was made.
h's noi something I'm comforublc with ••
(Parker even wrote a scath1n& soog
aimed at Atlantic Records for tryioa
to mold him anto a Ph1I Colhns or
Bryan damr. clone. Sample I> nc
from ··suettss": "They say they want
)OU for your colorful cvocauon/Thc way you tum a chche/lnto a scn-
sauon/But all they ever wanted/Was
that same v1brauon(fhc onC' that
shimmers/Around suectSs.··)
But the good nev.,s is that rncc
s1pun1 with RCA Records two )tars
ago. a rc1uvenatcd Parker has released
two solid albums 1hat showcase a
wt'lcome rcaum to form.
O n both 1988's "The Mona Lisa's
Sa ter" .and h.is brand new solo LP,
"uvc lone In Amcnca:· the JS.
)car-old London nauv<' has saJcd
down the funou pace of his earlier
da)S. Thoug!l not 10 be confused with
laid-back folk music. his new
ecou t1call)-ccntercd approach docs
involve the audience 1n a more
personal. inumatc c"pcncnce
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THE JEWEL OF ORANGE COUNTY
FOR MEETINGS AND BANQUETS
ss~~.gN~~:c?!e~t~~~t
fiM IM•"'&• Cotktaih • Wlftft
A G.,.._UM S«tifts
L f or Aft lilMlr Spec:W £~• · CALL: (714) 4t6-577S
25 to zoo P'eeplt or 4ff.!t!t
3280! S. Patltk: Coast Hwy. (AtCrowa \-alley l'\wJ.) • Soe .. Lapaa Nl.-J
00¥1_ TiiAI
:Happy !Af!,w 9"ear
Cefe6ration .9lpTjf 9tfi
• Elaborate Buffet Feast
• Costumed Palace Dancers
• Movies of Thailand
Festivities begin at noon
$25.00 per person
Limited seating
Call ('714) 645· THAI
4 w
I 8y Patrida A. Gabee
"Gofden Places, Smmng Faces," the motto
of exotic Thailand says It alf, and the ownera of
Roy8' Th.i Cuisine bring a ptece of that to their
netghborhood 1'98taurant In ~ Beach.
With smiffng facet, Sam Tila and his aix
brothers otter customers a chance to experience
authentic Thal cu .. ne In an atmQ9Phet'e remi-
niscent of an otd Slam estabffshment.
"We c-.ne to OrMge County to give local
people a chance to try MhentiC Thal food and to
help educate them on OU1 culture," Sam Tila said.
He added that he and hla brothers opened their
first restaur9nt ln Loa Angeles 13 years ego. The
Newpoft BMctJ rettaur.nt cpened in 1981.
"We come from a ~ant famtty In
ThaNand -we ••the third ~atlon to have
continued with thia buslnela, · he s8'd.
And, In keeping wtth their goal of educating
Orange Countlans, the Royal Thal will be
celebrating Songkran -the Thal ceremony
marking the lunar New Year on April 9.
··we wttt have daukal dancee with cos-
tumed gins and music of our oountry, as weu u a
movte about TMiland. A buff« wtH be Mrved and
cuatomett wtl be abte to enjoy the cetebratlon
that begins at noon on Sund8Y and goa until
whenever. for S25." he Uid.
The Royal Thai rMtaurant encourages
lnter•ted pettont to caU In advance for
reeervationt to 8tMnd thll epe.Ji8' oelebratlon
recognizing the ye. of the Meke.
Dacribing the food for peoP'e who have
never adventured to a Jhaj ,....,,.,..t, nae said,
"Thai food II between ~ end Indian food
with a ltt .. bit of a French Influence. There ls a lot of 11.rood .,.. .., TIMll tood .••
One tNng Nt Tia beHeYee customers
lhould know bilfor9 • • TMi food la how to -----------------------! order. "Flrat ._.,.... •....., eerwr know If
II
tNI II the h ._.., ._. tned thia type of
food or not. Md• eo, dan't ._.. ... to Mk what
dlllm .._ lecond, ~ llMUd be...,. of hOW
.. dlnrwr lhould be .wd; .. ChlneN fOod .
... .,.,.,,. ..... order ....... d6lh and
~lhould ...... "Meclded. tWalio ............. .-.lhoukl •tart their
*"*"""en.,, n r, t.n pau'bty a eoup or .._...,... •,... .,.,_, And, contrwy to OOIMll8r ..... nol 11 Thll food .. snPWed tip6cy. cu.eo.n.. OM -..... ...._ •• prepmred men or._ .pc, .... --..
Some or -.......... ~of --Thllilnelude---•IUdl• .... Ktoet. 8iMf"01 Ct**-......... a.-tan. ~ indude
•o,at.,.... ..... s..,... ~ llJOll~ .., • ...., .,....... .... In ......... off ttt
, ...... ....-. elepnt lntertcw.
such dl9hel u Angel Wings (stuffed cNcken wtn
with onion, )elly noodlel and a medley of epirAs
topped wtth ..... and aour vegetable); P1Mn#VV•
Chicken or Shrimp (cNcken ot atwiml> wtt
cuhew nut• Wld routed c:Ntt); and Roylll T
Flin (fr'9d pompano flsh topped wtth lplcy MUC»)
Other apeclaltle9 are avallabee, lnclud4ng
etarlan dtenee.
RoylA Thal ~ .we both lunch
dinner and .. IV...,._ tot~ and eaten
of apedal ewnta.
"We tww our own truck fot occuk>ns th•
require outtide <*erlnQ, '' TU. Mid .
Lund\ II ..,,_ from 11 1.m. to 3 p.m
Monday ttwough ff*y. dlrww ~ at 5 pm
and .. MMMf" until 10 p.m. Sunday ttwoug
Thurlday Ind untl 11 p.m. ·on Fridey
Saturday. A ...._ brunch " ~ from 1
L m;tolp.m.
For re11rM1l11t•. or ,,... information re
o.dina ._ Th1 .. nd N9w Yw __,atk>o
00racl Aorm TMICU6Mnell(114).,..:.. THAI. .-.-flea a•1det4001 *·C-.. HWM•Y I .... , ........
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This salesman's pitch really sucked
Your favoriae Uncle made the
Ul11mate Slcr1f.ce for a friend the
other day. tk didn't puU the guy's
luds out of • $Wied car as an
oncom1na train bore down on them.
He d1dn'1 ao out wnh 1he aufs sister.
1hc one WJt1' 1fact1od body of a era h
dumm) afttt tht-federal auto safet)
l~U.
So thts hcrt salesman finally shows malo.e5 more raclo.ct than the rear end thr potato chips. prc11ch and cand> But. 1t'~ onl) S 1.400 Whaua dfal. I
up at the door for whal w:u_prom1scd on the Dodge Dan. ~uckmg as much bc1ni \lacuumed up. 11 a1n'1 ka' 1ng wuld grt 1 'I ugo or 1v.o. or th~ for
to be onl) a halfhourofsuffcnna bu1 as this column. 1t st<lrts to pull 1he muth for the lmh to torait• for nc\t 1hose bud..s A 1.ouplC' qu1cl callc. to
which will urldoutedly stretch much carpet from 1he lloor v.1..-el. \Orne local 'a<.Uurn torr find th1\
longer. But. in the wa1c:rcharnbcr you "art The thing's great It al~> \ud ... up thing for le ., than hall thl· pncc l he
He pulls"'hat appears to be R:?D2's to sec din appeanna. Wow. 1s all 1hat "'atcr and shampoo carpet tlum1d1-...-ik-sman lc3\r "'"h no 'i.llc no
mother outta 1he OO\ and asks for com1n~ out ot a s1n1lc loquarc ~ard of fies the air Dl"Odon11.·i. the hou..e wmml'>\lon, and no ffl'd1h1ht>
some water I direct him 10 the carpet. No Y.Ondcr the hag had the RcmovM du .. t. Prevent\ cold\. Do\ -I '>latl 1h1nL.1ng .1oou1 rr' cn~t· rm
kitchen sank Shov1n& u1dc the-wt matted greasy appcaran e of a tor rrt"ornmendt.-d All \.\1thout a gonna \I\' oin \nw.;l\ d1•M1butor on
ope. Si() thll his buddy could be
eligible for a frtt pnu. )Our Un
actually allov.td into the hou~. and
suffered thtou&h. a dcmons1rat1on b)
a vacuum cleaner salesman
couok "'eel • d1she and cle.1rm1 out Brylcreme addict or course. v.tth all c.hrrd of ~upport1ng C\11d1.·ncc thl' hu<lJ} v.ho 'u' L.1.·r"I m1.· into 1h1 ..
the hatwan: ripped off from Bob • he ---------------------------------fills up a pla tac dash
You kno• how thtS referral K<im
v.ol'ks A fncnd of yours drops some
maJor bud.1 on th11 ovcrpnccd
appliance. In Cllchanac for giving the
sales dude a number of name )our
budd> will act some $3 9S-,alut
torasc asc for h1 ~upcr-dupcr
h)dro-mauc elcct~vantzcd pofy-
1n hyper-suck vacuum cleaner.
ow. v.-hatta )OU and I art about
acuum cicaMn? Vacum1na 1s Wlm-
ens work. We're real men. Wedon·1
at qutehc, wash dishes or ~aroum
ut v.c m1&ht ~n1u ~1d cleaner
v.o t1m~ out of three.
•
ln~rt1ng this water-filled dash 1n10
the machine and plugmg 111n. )OU'rt
reminded of the umc )'OU dropped the
TV tn the tub Of course. the old lad)
v.as 1n there at the ttmc nd )OU
thought she'd '1"en up smoking
But it's all n~t su the sal~man.
the water docsn t get into the motor
(..\nd m)' green :un't gonna get into
)Our pod.ct either. budd).) Back to the front room and that
grttn shag >OU bou&ht at the Rem-
nants 0a} Salt' a1 the local carpet
tore i\.nd now. IV.0 WCCU later. you
v.ondcr 1f there's mtno\ldal for
carpeting.
He turns the the machine on It
At the Royal Khyber. we ha\/
rcnned the t~ l hou"ktnd year old
art of Ind Ian cul Inc by crcat Ing
dlshe ofunsurpa"sc:d na"°'
exclusively ror Callromla td4'tc~.
Select from our umptuou.,ly
diverse STienu. or let our expert
walter.s de!tlgn a meal cxpre sly
to your II king.
The honour would be our., .
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WE'RE SERVING
SOUTHERN ITALIAN
THREE / AT A TIME.
At The Olive Gorden we're known
for fnendty, attentive seNice But how
con we po~ serve three Sou thern
Italians at once?
It's sim~. We just toke our tender
Veol fbrmtgiono, our homemade Loso·
goo and our SOVOfY tvA.anicoth ond pUt
them off together on one Potter Then
we bring If to your toble-oJI fresh ond
pipnghot.
That's 'Nhot we coft serving Southern
ltolaons nght And what you'll coll one
d icious Southern Combination ?totter.
WHERE AIJi THE HE~! OF ITAIY Is 'rt JRS:
• 168ll 9each 81-..d , Hun"ngtoo Beoch • 111n E. 183'd St (ocros.s from the Cerntos Moll)
• Brilo Mall Vi/of, across from the "1Aay Company
o.ly Ptlot ~/ Friday. MWctt 31, 1919 11 ... .. .
Shawley /Wrightson: Two names for quality (
In 1hn•1gh1 H'a r\ "nn• t ht.'Y o~ncd
thl' fl'\taurant tah·-out gourmet l''>·
.1hll\hmcnt that l'>l.·ar~ their rnl
f,1ho1.111H' n.1me. (,r;int \ho"IC\ and
\h.irnn \\ nghl\on ma~· not ·ha,l·
,hangnl thl· "J' Orantw ( ount} l'3h
-hut the\ ·,l. lCrtJ1nh h,1d mofl'
th:rn J pa\~1ng dTcll upon the \\U)
OlJO\ pl'VPk 10 Oranjl.t.' ( ount\ eat
taking !>ome ol thc homemade tla,or
out of their preparauon~. Their
re'lpon~ "a" 1mmcd1ate and unani-
mous .. :'-or' er:· they said. . '
\nd \O to ~omc extent. the) arc
"1t1ll p1onceK -doing things the old-
fash1oncd ''J) and refusing to com-prom1~ tht.•1r standards for the sake
of 'hon-term profi t. ut C\<el)bod) d~· olJcr up comm1~ry-st)lc food.
'hov. lc) and Wnghtson arc Ila' ing
none of 11.
·\\"nJ to m,l\,·mJrkct \omr ot
thl·1r patt.·, J uiupk of )ear\ ago.
\ho\\ll'' ;ind "nght\on did \Oml'
rl''>'-'Jfi. h .ind tound out that 1n onkr
ID do '10 tht'\ \\OUld hJ\t' to COO\i.'rt
tht·ir k11dwn to mt'l't certain rom-
meH 1.il n·4u1rt·nwnt\. loo<,el\ tran\·
lated w rno"ing \\llh mon: \alt and
De\pllc their unv.1lhngne s to com-
promise. business ts good. The cul-
inary team has been wriucn about in
Bon Appcut -yet they arc prouder,
even, of the fact that what began as a
C011t1Mnt•I Cu1sm~ Smcr l 'lo1
cw ...d-.u-.,
~ut.•""t ~,.,. 11/111
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South Coast Plaza. Costa Mesa 17141 540-38~0
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Roll on over to the Reuben E. Lee for rock hottom
drink spc .. icMill~. daoc-c to Nt-wpwt Bt.'ac:h 's hottc~l li\ie
llt.U'Kls, and let the good time~ roll!
HAPPY HOUR ALL NIGHT W NG
$1..50 welJ. call und premium drinL. pe<.·i.th rod~ a1l ni#-!ht
Ion~ in th~ lounl(e, fn un 4 p.10 . Monday thro111(h f rid.1).
.111<19 p. m. on Saturd Jy. Our c.·oinplinw ntar 1ppt't ill'r
lmffi·t .uKI ~uper ~<«•k>od 'IX><.·iah mt.tkt• Wl.tH'' fro111 I to
~ p m .. \1omluy throu)(h Frida~
SPLASH HIT
LIVE DA CE BA OS
Hod. lht· 111s,tht .1WJ\. ~ith tlw
un·.1·:. h<"~t l1H· 11u1 ~1<. 'liw,<l.1\
tlirn11Ah Th11P~<l.1\ \tMti11J,t ;\t
S p 111 ,111tf t'ntl •• ~ ,md S.1t 111 <l.1\
lroin H p.m.
NEVEll~
COVEii CllAllGEI
Opell /t:Je ~M>1clt!
1 r :00 -4:00 Daly
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Servlf'.19 Out Fresh Catch Menu
Along With Great Salads,
Sandwiches & Pasta.
Rnenfdonl ~·
CALIFORNIA DINING
AT rT8 FINE8Tt
JUDY •••
From I'• 14 < ahfomta bread t.skct. Indonesian
chicken 51tc as scncd, m1nu the
slrv.crs. with a sauce made from
haJclnuts rather than ~nuts
There's mokcd salmon from Nor·
v.a' pork tcndctlotn from Canada and a spicy Chinese drrssmicnhH:ns
a salad of pe~t.a, roast beef and
1ullcnne<t vcsctabln.
Tc1'·Mcit potato salad, a mush·
• HAPPY HOUR w,..... • '-"°'' 11 oeuw• • KQUM w-& Otonll1 ffom the Well. I 1 7S
room-fcla melanie and southv.r•.tl'm
bla k beans t~ v.1th J•Cama
ornons. ccler') and arrou 1n a hmr-
calantro vinaiirettc notv.11hstand1ng.
gu1te a bit o( v.hat's ..c:r"t-d at
ShO"'-IC)'-\\na.ht~n 11> right out ol
Downiown f'"ran1.e
The pat~ al'(' hea' en on canh
du k or pork nl!Ctte\. chicken h\er
mous~. a roughl)'·tcllturcd countf)
porl temnc ~n ro i.miularl) or m
tandem. v.11h homemade chutnc~.
com1chons and grain' mu~tard. the~
bt'ar absolutcl) no rc~mblancc 10
an> of thr doctored-up cornmcrttal
preparation mo t 1ourmc1 take-
out , dehs Jnd \UP.Crmarli.cts offer
and arc u u.ill) a\u1lable only in the
tine d1n1n1 room of hotel• v.;11h
hudccts big rnough to bear the labor·
1n1en 1\C c pcnsc
tint rtt\ come v. 11 h one () ou
choo~l of thl' do1cn or more e~otte
\alad\ on hand each da) h's not
unu ual 10 lind rabbit "cal sv..cct·
bread.,, < h1nc~ g.amc hen • old·
ta hioncd pot roast and bou1llaba1
on the same day's menu v.11h south·
v.est la~na. Hav.auan mah• ~h1 and f~h c:attish. the latter sautcro in
lemon a•nJ(r and l'llantro then
tini heJ v.-1th a p1nach-<1lantro
sauce The mashed potatOC\ that comr
v.1th thc pot roast aree\ef) b11 a il>Od ~ and'•\ JppcahnJ -ai. tht' morc
t'AOllC. butJUSt as simple. heany and peasant) nsotto v. 1th ll()r~m• mush·
room'> that somcumfi how up as a
pccial ap~uzcr
1mphc1t\ isn't lo t hcrc. cH~n
&l\CO the comple);ll) of some of the
d1 hes ho~-son-\4 nghtson :! J t Ea ,.
bluff Ori\ c-. C'\' porr B('•C'h
76().9701 Lunl·h. "'1on ·Sat. Otnn('r
TUN.-Fn .\me\. \! '"'· M ( \\ httl·
chatr l<'.'ttSS Parl.. m Fa rbluffCcnt('r
lot Casu:ll Luncheon mt>nu u1t3hl<"
for soph1sricared gnmn, under SU .
Dinner for '"o S40-S60 '4./1 mt'nu
irc.·ms ., ail:ibk for rale-out.
ewport Oy ter
"O ne of the to p t en
night pot in
Ora nge County ... "
Bar & Grill
• SPECIAL PASTA ............. S3.00 THE SAIL Lorri
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OPEN 7 DAYS Lunch 1 l:30am·2::lOpm
Oinner-3.'00Pm· lO:OOpm
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64S;Z060
t'taltltlac f'lftll ~.r...i
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Ottu \1"r
Dlalac Sun~et Dinner Spet'1al from
$7 .9[)
Mon Fri fl 7 pm
L1vt' Fnttru11nmt'nl Nichth \.,..,.I<,,_
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TRAT-rORIA
531 ·9555
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pra er>CI ,_.,. a MConct of _°',..__torf'A t'.•
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COSTA MESA
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STEAK a 8EA.s:ocx>
C RAZY HORSE STEAKHOUSE
Country dining with class! Authen-
uc w~tern deco r restaurant and
i.aJoon, feawring prime rib. fresh
seafood , and their famous pan
sautttd i.teab Lunch: Monday-
Fridav. rf'Servauon guaranteed.
Dancing and lt"e music in Lhe
1>&loon Dyt'r Road gx1t/l'ewporl
.Fwy. :-ianla Ana. :1.l!:I 1512.
TllE CA~~£RY
Thu, h1i.tut1( waterfront landmark
1s Newport's Cannery Villaie
featurin~ fresh local seafood and
ea tern beef C'oni.istently good ser-
vice, open for lunch, dinner. Sun-
day Brunch and Champagne
Har our ( 'ru1i.e~. l!:nteruunmenl
ni~htl) and Sunday afternoon .
EnJOY tht' lounJ(e food JC&llery
uperb clom t·huwder! :lOIO
Lafayette. 67 ,j :l iii.
NEWPORT LANDING
Nt>wport Landing Restaurant on
the Balboa Peninsula offers a ro-
mantic waterfront setting. SpeciaJ-
tie include fresh swordfish,
Hawanan aea!ood favorites, prime
rib. abaJone, lamb and veal. Garden
fre h salad . appetizers and sand-
wiches. Extensive wine list, apecial·
ty drink.a and cocktails. Live enter-
tamment. A~E: MC. V, O.C. Localed
at. 503 E. r;agewai.er (adjacent. to
Balboa Ferry). R~rvat1ons rec-
ommended. 67 5 nn Parking
available.
YSTERS
Brand new in Corona del Mar, Oya-
. the hot and happening place
to be! Featuring oyster bar, oak
grill, fresh seafood & coclrt.aih.
Open for lunch and dinner. Located
at 2615 E. Coe.st Hwy. in Corona del
Mar. 675-7-411.
REUBEN E. LEE
The best~~ in town is still on the bolt! Not just (or bolida}'I and
special OCCMion9. Reuben E. Lee
aen• delicious au.b. ...rooct •
apedaltiea every nisht ol the week. Lunch. brunch, dinner. Banquei.
(or up to 400. Wtddinp, ~
reception&. etc. In Newpons!:~· 151 E. Coeet Hwy., Newport ..
675-5790.
TALE OF THE WHALE
E•perience a step t>.ck into time to
a place where you can dine at your
own leisure. Enjoy the romance of
old Newport with a panoramic bey
view. Excite your aerues with their
sensational lie8food and naditionaJ
fa\'orites. Breakfut 7:00 a.m. Mon·
day-Friday, Lunch 11 :30·4:00 Mon·
day· Friday, Dinner -4:00-l 1:00
seven niichu. Saturday and unda)'
Brunch 7:00--4:00, Oysttt Bar Fri-
day, aturday and Sunday. Ban-
quet facilities up to 500. -400 Main
Street. BaJboa. 673--4633.
ZUBJES •t
Pure and simple, just like mot.her'•
love! They aene J 0 oz. lot.Ur i.iJa1 f'ilet. mignon, prime rib, ribs ana
chicken at the moat NMOnable
pTicea in Coata M...: TbeM din-
ners eerved on epeciaJ nichU-:open
7 nichta. Generously poured low
price drinb. Our cuatomen have
been coaUns bec:k aince 1970.
Located at. 1712 Placentia in Ca.ta
Meu near 17t.b Street. Call
645·8091 or 631-9803.
ZUBIES GILDED CAG_& Riiht
nest door to Zubia All our piual
are larse 16".:..any combination, all
Wps>inp, at .->.96 (16.96 take out).
W'ide acreen plua 8 TV1, pma" videoL full Cocktail Bar. Open 7
days. Lunch A Dinner. 1714
Placentia. Coata Meu
ITAUAN
VINNIE'S
The beu ltahan fcMid prepared
from the frellhest 1niredient.i u in1
no preservatives, aalt, suiar. or ex·
cebS fat$. Owned by Vinnie C'olan-
dre. of Brooklyn Pina Work.a,
famou for having T he Beat Piua
in Oranice County by The Great
Pizza Hunt. 2i0 East 17th Street in
Co•ta Mesa. i22-9264.
VILLA NOVA
A l'>Hutiful bay view creates the
romantic settan1 that bu made the
Villa Nova a "s~aal lund of place"
for over f-,() yurs. 'uperb cu1 1ne
from Central and Northern lt.ely
11erved 1n Old World charm F.•
tera1ve w1nl h t Danner ni11htly.
P1•no bar, foU meno tel 1.00 a.m. :u:n West Coast Hichwa . New-
port BHch. &ti-i880
ME·N·ID'8 P IZZA
Local!J owned and opeTated, Me-n-
Ed'a Pina Parlor baa been MMDI
quality piiza and friendly aervice
for 27 years. Our thin cruat pin.a
with sii reaJ cheeses and fresh top-pi~ ia a piu.a l~r'• delight. Me-
n·Ed's also offers deliciowl deli
sandwiches. salads arid free de
livery. Jean, the manager, will be
happy w tilii t you with your next
meeunc or grouJ> caured event. Loca~ at 410 E. 17th SL, Cost.a Mesa, 646--7136. Open seven days a
week. Sun -Thur 11 :30-12:00, Fr1
and Sat ll :30-1:00.
CONTINENTAL
BOB BURNS
Dine in abaolute ele,ance at thi
award-winning restaurant. Famou
for innovaltve cuisjne. Start.en in·
clude oyster& on the ha lC 1heUz
... h1mi and gravlas. Fr•h ... rooo
Crom around the world, eatern fed
veal, mUICOV)' dock bttaat and
certified prime Ansus beef.
Elaborate wine hat. Open MVen days a week. L.ate nigaht piano bar.
Pnvate d1n1ng rooms. ~rvationa
recommended. MC. V. AX. CB. D.
37 Fashion l land, Newport Beach,
71 -4/64-4 . 2030.
CROWN HOUSE
Thia lovely Continent.al restaurant
1it.uat.ed at the comer of PCH and
Crown Valley Pkwy. hu been a
(ourmet't favorite for 18 years now.
Fine dining. oockwla, daMi!'lg, live
entert.linment, oyster bar, happy
hour, banquet ftdlit.ies, limo .er·
vice, exlenaive wine lia"L 32802 Pa-
fic Coast Hwy., South Laguna
Niguel. 499·2626.
RlVJERA
!Ulaa to c.racioos ~rvice in an
elepnt... m~mate at~phere. E.x-
~lt, prepared continental ddhn
Chef Richard Ber:1ner, a.ince
0. Th award winninc res·
t.auranl alto ol(en an entntive
wine h t... and eircell in t.abletkt.
prepa.ratlON and Ram* Open for
lunch l 1:30·3 p.rn .. dinner lrom S
~ m. bctlltnt htnquet fadlities.
C&oeed Sunday and hol~ 3:l.~l
S. BriMol, Coa&a Me.a, S4().384(),
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LE MIDI Thia ia •true "sleeper."
Some Ml. it's avant 1arde, <>t.Mn
that.a its classic. AJI acree that
Swill Chef WaJter Ruttimann'•
cuiiine provenale ia o ( an in-
novati"-e and e~quilltely necuted
authenticity. An enchantintr coun-
try French interior arid an Old
W<>rld hoepitality rarely found
these days fuJfill the expectations
evoked by the out.atandinr cuisine.
O,J>!n for dinner and coclctaill seven
n~ht.a. CatarinLavailable. 3421 Via
L100, Newport Beach, 675-4904.
··INDIAN
ROY AL KHYBER
01'1'1• County'• fint and finest lnclian net.au.rant., Royal Khyber
proudly Ntvft aut.hent.ic Indian dia-
hel with Wt1Je Art of Flavor," ex-
clutive)y ror Calilomia t.altel.
SeJect fl'Olll a aumpt.ucqly dive,..
menu M lei U.. espert waaten help
8AJLLOFI'
Sail Loft. &r A Crill !eatwea ocean \.Ww dinia, with the empbaia on
fresh eeefood. Oyster 1-, ·live
entertainment nicht.ly in the her
area. <>Pen I« dinaet nishtly from
S p.m. W•end boun from JC>.30
Lm. Fabuk>us Sunday Brunch.
Located at 400 P.C.R in Lacuna
Be.ch.
M•XICAN
M l CASA Tbeir food i like a trip to Muico!
Hospitaljiy soea band in hand with
their motto, ·'Mi Cau ea Su Cua,"
or My ~ ls your houle. Elt.ab·' lishec:l since 1972, It'• no teeret
friend.a enjoy dlnina here. ·<>Pen
daily from 11 a.m. for Lunch. Oln-
oer and Cocktaila. Entertainment.
Wed.-Sun. n11ht.a in the Burro Room. 296 F..Mt 17th Street. Coct.a
Mesa. 645-7626.
DIMJ•R THllAT•RS
deti(n a meal _for fOU' likinc-GliND
LunCh, dinner, brundl, ntenaive DINN&& TR£ATBA
wine. list. full cocktail bu. All major tmpnMive dini"J and prot ionaJ
credit. catda accepUd. 1000 N. productions are au.re to pa... each
Bristol St. Newport Beach. (714} time you visit. 'The ntraordlnary
762-6200 for rwervationa. buffet offer» rout batOft of bHf. AM...c:AN . glaud ham with a frujt uuce,
Geor(ia chicken with pMChel and
TB& BAaN Jlaze and the Mahi Mahi is eerved
Have the prime of your life chool· · 1n a peaanl •uce. Tri..oo&or fettuc-
iQI Crom the utanaive 25 item cini and a.am is a r.aJ favorite.
menu. St.b . ...rood. BBQ. Mex-Enjoy dinner and a play tooiaht!
1can d..._ inc.ludins aalad ba.r, and Grand Dinner ThMtM localed
more. Weatem chanD and countty within theGra..nd H~ in Anaheim
ambiance. BruU11t M -F t t Howl W Call 722 7710 6::~·11:00, lunch M-F 11:00·2:30, a ay. -'
dinner aeven nil.ht.a Crom 6:00 p,m. ON• OP A ICIND
H&.PP1 hour M·F 4::M>-7 p.m. 5atel-
lite dith. Llve enteruinawnt and
dancina. Banquet faciliti-. 14982 ~hiJI, Tuat1n. ·269·0116.
THI NEWPORT OYSTER
BAB AND GRILL
Bri1ht and airy with a colorful
.euide Vtrtonan flair, The New-
port Oyster Bar and GrilJ ia casual
sufood dinina at it.a bes& • A Cun
spot to 11p an anchor •lffln beer.
peel epicy 1Jmmp and eajoy n ·
quati&.ely prepat9<1 fiab. <>Den au
day Crom 11:30 a.m. to 10'~ p.m.,
to 11 p m. on FrtdAy and S.turday
n4ht.a. MC, V1 A. A.E.. Dinua.. Lc>aa..d acnm Crom the Newpott
Pt.r. 2100 W• Oeeeefront. New-
port e..da, 676·987'7.
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